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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
MISS KIDDER THE GUEST.

reception for the Phalo Club was given yes
- We by Mrs. Harry Wallerstein. at her home,
West sixtieth-st.. and the guest OF honor
a'ss Kathryn Kidder The pretty drawing
we're flied with the members Of the club.
~ me occasion was an enjoyable one. DIR. Har-
- ~ keatinge read a paper entitled Woman
~. and Mrs. w. M. Ravenhill recited The
soT ana the Poet" The musical part OF the
mme was contributed by Master julius
7ss the pianist; Miss Jane Reed. yiolinist
O. Eloise Oates. soprano; Madame Flavis
81 Hsnde, violoncello; Miss Emma ID. Aron,
E. s ~ Miss julia Levy. pianist
~ 6sey,, ne guests present were Mrs: Monat. Mrs.
W. blackwell, Mrs. Dupont, Mrs. J. Hotch.
= y. Smith. Nro. Howard Mac Mutt,
&eh Mcdonald, Mrs. A. Van Brunt
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Railroads
Railroads
-AMGRicA'S GREATEST RAILROAD.
YORK
CENTRAL
l. HUDSON RIVER RR.
= HUDSON RIVER R. r.

on. From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
Fastest train in the World Stops at Albany Utica,
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 40 p M,
Niagara Falls 800 p. m This train is limited to
0'3O A. M.-Daiy. Fast Mail for Poughkeepsie Al
hany. Utica, Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1890 A. M-Exespt sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
100 P. M.-Daiy Southwestern Limited. For Column
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and St. Louis stops
at Poughkespsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
100 Ter And Buffalo Chicago s0sc,, for Detroit ceve-
land Toledo and Chicago stops at Poushkeepsie.
Albany, Schenectady, Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 r; M~Escep Sunday. West Point. Poughkeepsie.
$3.50 M&b 5H s SorS Shore Limited Due Detroit
$40 s;,o. a. m Chicago 4So p m Stops at Albany
s Max Fa osSG Detroit ch
40, Gaso CINCINNATI ST. louis louis s,r..oo. prr,rv,,or
ras st. Adams TSr T aSa Me"ss
1880 p. M..pay. For Buffalo. Niagara Falls, cleve.
300 p Mbaily Carries sleeping Car passengers niger
o amy 5pr o oh,s on FAN F00A railway 'a
en' p Mpay for osT Ts WtsT1%
TSssS, sf Tsss Saturday for
Sswyo5 cn,s every night .1%
o.oe 4. NJ and a.s5 P. M.--Daly except Sunday to
O.1o a. M:sunday only. to Pittsaed and the Berk-
'nsf I'M Nia fa Ha 4kglS R!' e yoskERs
pAam n AS p as IN
the Elevated Road This Is the only line running all
Trains ILLUMINATED with Pinisch Light;
m Mas a s
s s an; nssa1vay a s 81 and
Fulton st. ana 100 nroadwsy r. d. Brooklyn ..,
JOHN N ToucEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
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hrs. R. M'EyERY STUART EyTERyA MED

49,. NUN McEnery Stuart was the guest Of
pros..., 'he regular monthly social meeting Of the
professional Woman's League Yesterday .fter,oon
ss'o At the rooms. No. 1909 Broadway. The meeting
sss. largely attended. Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer pre-
49, ana on the Reception Committee were Miss
," s@Hoe Pppey, Miss Irene Perry Miss Worms
~ cory and Miss Skiels. There was a varied
s. asftainment. consisting OF songs by Miss Ade-
.Ae Worth. Mrs. Agnes Florian and LA Petite
Srle" and skirt dancing by rome OF the children
ne dancing class connected with the league
~ Stuart was prevailed upon to recite MA n.
Suoh Jingle called winnie" which was received
WITH applause 'sS'''e1
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STRAUS COAL DEPOTS CLOSED.

The coal yards maintained by Nathan straus
have lust been closed at the end OF their fourth
season. More than 100000 pounds were dis
trbuted at the rate of thirty pounds for hve cents
In addition to this. large quantity was gwen
-, 90 the needy on eratuitous orders distributed
for Mr.. Straus by the managers of the recognized
charitable agencies
On May the branch depots for the distribution
of sterized milk will be opened for their fourth
osason The main depot at No ISL Avenue c has
been in operation all winter. and an average OF
i GOO bottles of .sterlized milk day has been dis
trihuted from there at a nominal price OF one cent
A bottle or on gratuitous orders
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FRANK C. SMITH HELD FOR TRIAL.

'usuee strawson. OF Northport. yesterday held
FRANK c. Smith TO await the action OF the Grand
'ss on The charge Of grand larceny. Mr.. Smith is
AYR and was employed as editor by the Ed
,' s'a thompson Company Of Northport. which pub
. LOU" NV books. He is accused by the company Of
..-. AS defrauded them out Of $780, Mr.. Smith Is
cbuxy years Old and lived with his wife and two
Comr sn IA Northport He is the secretary OF the
rorx Bar Association and is also secretary of the
Bar A"see.. on Law Reporting Of the American
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

FAST ENTKESS TRAINS TO
baltimore, Warrington, ChicngO. Cincinnati
ST Louis and all Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI. TRAINS.
Leave foot Of Libertyst.. daily FOR CHICAGO
900 p m. AMI 1915 night. PITTsBtRG $3.50. ex. sun
200 Sun 1918 night. CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 10
a. M 900 D. m. WARRINGTON. BALTIMORE. Sis
A. M ex sun. 10 Dining Carr. II 80 a. m. DIN
ing Can, 300 p. m. 1880 p. III. sun. Dining Carr
$50 D. m. Dining carr $50 .. m. 1918 night
NORFOLK, II 30 a. daily
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke ard Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper 800. sun. 200 p. sun. .
Oficea: lj3 10 2Gl. AS LAO Broadway 81 East
Iath ST.. 1877 Bow,ry N. Y; s3s 3i4 Fulton St. Brook
ivn station foot of Liberty St. &. X. r. of y. j.
Newly Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
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lEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

station. foot Of CortInndt and Drshro So in,"r
W,sS 4 81 daily. fer MAUcH ChONh anu '
mediate stations .-..ry, pocUTSTER Bt'F-
rAIo SiAGARA FALLS StSPENslON hi.l' -, sus.
~ west ami principal local points, dnlhE .t,.xa
"rs,or rridg. Pullman Nestihule SleI. ,..,,
- 40 a ~ daily except SUNDAY for hA ~ and
and intermediate points CONNECTIONS i"' ''
Harrisburg. . e.,,a, ,,- FIMITA and all
intermediate station oonh'c'lo"' '''
ing. chair-car e. Nllkesbair' ,,,,o.harre l. H.
H,yO u, VI. tSundnys only' Tor N'''''''
Junction and all Intermediate sl",lnnA, = n JINc
1.tO p ~ daily except sunday Tor H. ,H,,'an blrre
rIoS and principal intermediate stations iu iiie ~
10 @ar 70 Wllkcsbarre. connecting i"F sni, sta
'n,In r. VI. daily for Eas'on ana 'h'e''"'
6;iO H. W. daily for BvFFALo NlAo ,,,,,ed Train
.,I All nonis West. Pullman sleeper ,r,, con
Ey 10 Chicago. Sleeper - buiinlo ana i"'V
..,ic,. ,,r Heading and Harrisburg pncttrs
400 r. VI. daily. for ITHACA GENnr "a am al ponts
,rt", pf;rI'AIO NIAGARA FALLS; NM M cr,air-
LILY III, p,mnn sleeper to Chicago and Buna'o '"
car 20 20 - H. daily except Monday. for EAsioN "''"
dHaaI local trains daily except sunday t9r s' @
pt,r1K ana intermediate points, leave ~ a m - n
90 A. ~ 1910 T.. NJ. 40 y ~ an sl, '' VA 90
'rIaL.,s and Pullman accommodations ~ - ,;.,n ~
"a eaa Hyoadway 81 East iih g.. 10 1ir, ,- and
s si $40 FULTON 81. Court ST. W h'"'""'' '
Rrooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN IL, Ill ,,r and check
vow Transfer Company viii can TOT 49,
-. rom hotel or residence through 70 u'r'''
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MINISTRY ON SUyDAy PAPERS.

Ass..,.. "a. meeting Of the Presbyterian Ministers
pev ~ Yesterday a paper read by the
cnr... ~ .. Burren of the Marble Collegiate
tho lion On sunday Newspapers" DR.. Burre took
s.oano mat Sunday newspapers were not neces-
ali agreed , De discouraged The other ministers
long as the Sunday papers Existed thew sheud be
improved and made better' eA''ea '"e' '"'''u w
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CUPREME COURT.

~ In the matter OF the application OF the Board Of
Education by Counsel the Corporation of the City
OF New-York relative 10 acquiring title by the Mayor
certain lands on EAST ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
NINTH STREET. BEACH and UNION AVENUES. in
Ward Of said city, duly selected and
and in pursuance OF provisions chapter
Laws OF amended by chapter 50 OF the Laws Of
1890
We the undersigned Commissioners Of Estimate In tho
appointed 10 the provisions
chapter OF the OF 1885, amended by chap
ter IS Of the OF 1890. hereby give notice to tho
owners lessee essees parties and persons
respectively entitled Interested In the lands tene
ment premises title to which Is sought
10 be acquired this proceeding and to all others whom
Il may concern. to-wit:
and the respective lessees parties and
persons in the lands premises affected by
this proceeding or having any interest therein and nave
office OF the OF Education for the inspection OF
whomsoevc- 1t may concern.
Second-That all parties persons whose rights may
the same or any part thereof within ten DAYS after
the publication OF this notice April 9th, 1896. file
their objections such estimate In writing with at
our once, No the fourth floor OF the Stats
Zeitung building No. Tryon Row. In said city. pro-
vded BY Of chapter l0 OF the Laws Of 1888
amended IS OF the Laws OF $780, and that
our said Office on the 25th day Of April 1906 at 10 30
clock in forenoon. and such subsequent days
as may be found necessary. 49,
ThrdThat report herein will be presented to the
Term thereof. TO be held In Part Ill., in the County
In the City OF NewYork on the 18th day Of
May 1885, at the opening OF the Court on that day. and
be heard motion will be made that the said
Dated New-York. April sth. 1895
Ei,GENE s. WILLARD Commissioners
O. PETIT DE BRUN Clerk
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PACKERS COLLEGE SOCIAL CLUR

sas Social Club of the Teachers College. at One
seadrec-and-twentieth-st and Amsterdam4ave. will
I've an entertainment to-day at p. m. There win
readings by Miss Ada B. Winnie soprano solos
AIes Clara Brandeis. violin obligato by Miss
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received ut their Uptown Office. No 142 Broadway
I'd door north Of sist-st until o'clock p nj adv:r-
ONCE rates unn o'clock m viz, ~; 2ss s,n..Ss:
near 66th-st l06 West 42d-st, near 0ih-aye %
Fast i4th-st. 2s7 West 42d-st between 7th and eth
go sS-.ys near s:,;t Isl ,.;-.s "a
nisscksr-st. 29os sd-aye; 2io East 1oth-esi LsM
N-aye.: 2662 3d-ave: a. Amsterdam-avs. lo2 Wa11
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TSf1roes Mrs Esther Herman Mrs. DR.. Burnett.
MIS- S3s: q n Carhar Mrs. Goodrich, of Flushing;
aIn, H IaS Lester, Mrs. z. l. Broadrich Mrs
Hamil and Mrs. e. Partchatt ' ''
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
ERIE RAILROAD.

1,,, trains leave New-York. foot 81 1s '''
i,,a and nve minutes earlier from Nest
900 nnsnam'on Em nanais nra4f T. nor ! es to
town Meadvile and the West i"'''' "a ~
m - l'" oves,,lulei Limited fast rail Daily sola
C()D train for Chicago. Via ChauiA"gna s,..c.rs
t1exe,,nt 80 \ NJ. Chicago . J. ~ 'I r,'al,n,s
a. chlceso cleveland and CINCINNATI D'"''e
Car ......,., r-xr,ess Daily ar
/.s1() rtves Imr,lo 10 4. NJ. making orr,
,io,- Tor Detroit. Chicago ana the 49,. III.
845 rs' sod train alesFo r s,s,se e. to 'a
yr,1cKETs Local. TINE CARDS Mp ip,d,xey
,ccnmmoiatlons at Ill 2si 40i and W. h'"su 1870
ia East Ioj,h-s, Chambers and VS. ,H.sr no
Iersev CITY station. Erie Transfer
lis %. and checks baggage from hotels ana fen'"
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A DvERrIsEMENTs and subsssiptions for The Tribune
"a door north OF sist-st. until O'clock m. adver-
the following branch oces at regular
corr asd-s is s.h-sy. is;h,s. iss So.mSu:-sys
East i4th-st. ISL West !2d-:t between tn and sth
1850 East 4Ith-st sas M,sye between 18th and
near st; $50 Sd.avs near ais;:t Si sdsvs sss
Bleecker-st; 29CS 3d-aye: 30 East 70th-st.; 1921
M-aye: a6sa sd-ays: OS Amsterdsm-avsi so3 West
led-st ils East 18th 2o3 East 4sthst sse oth-sye
sssh-st; 1870 Broaa~ay: icss sd5:vs: iso sth-svs;
asy:. near liSth-s iSe Esss izhh-st.. near Sdsxs
2lS west i20th-st.. bet. tn and 9Th svsA.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY


tAn,hracite coal used exclusively
On and after March L. lsoG
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty St.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &C..
4So; 7:i'. $40 G:4o to Eastonl A. NJ l;io go 900
43o 1918 to EastoD A. NJ. 100. $50. 600 =. NJ :,
For Wlkesbare. iittson and scranton. 9;lo A. NJ
For Reading at $50 500 $40 iOeo 1850 A. NJ 1910
100 200 400 900 90 900 r. NJ y 10 night nigh, sun
For Harrisburg at $50 500. nlo. 1880 A. NJ. l:lo,
iac 400 800 S;4s p NJ ,9,3 3 night nss sunday' 80"
For Sunbury Lewisburg and Wiliamsport at 49, 500
aio A. ~ $40. $50 e:oo T. NJ Sundays 4:3o A. NJ
ALI-RAIL ROUTE 49,.
For Red Bank. Long Branch ana POINTS south 10 f1,n
Pleasant. 40 si5. 1870 A. NJ 80 :i' $40 70 hed
Grove Grove, and A-bury PARK 800 4. NJ. 400 r NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD
40 sis s. NJ i:i5 $40 4:io T. NJ
For Farmngdae. Toms RIVER narnegei PARK ana
Barnegat 40 si5 A. NJ. Las. 40 p. II. :,
For Atlantic CITY. vneiand and Brdgeton' $40 a. A.
For Monmouth Beach seabrisht and Husbands q,
Nayesink; 49, sls re a .,S 81 p n NJ ''' '''
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA, nALTIMokE AND
p,u.ae,Dh,s w NIX day. tao. 500 SIS
1000 II 80 Dining Car. a. ~; ~ - 600 7.so
Buffet parer Saf * t ns fo sunday 80 900
II 30 ,Dining Carr 4. ~. 200 400 o'p 'p'h'"h ''
oD L. T. psimor. and washington. week days ~" s;l'
1000 80 Dining Car, A. NJ 20, -" 40 C',o ii 10
Car r. NJ. u u night sIn ,ls9S c,n 40 r. 81
Dining CaD n NJ. zoo 300 'D''"s 0"''
eks and parorcar b. pro,gra a. ieO VI
1S9 Oh Ave 81 East IAN ST. lS' tas, I'm Court
IVES, I25th ST. PSI Columbus Ave. s nwriam.hurs
S ~ Yoys transfer COMPANY VIII call for ana 'n'N
nagr.ys from hotel or residencr ~ destination.
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Cost ano found.

r osT.-IArse sized lady's geld watch hunters case
Columbus Finder will be literally rewarded by leav
ing the same at Miilers Hotel. 80 West 28th-st.
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fcqal Noilres.



n LINTON PLACE.-Supreme Court City
Insurance Company in the CITY Of New-York. plaintiff.
in pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale
sae s 1895 s IN the referee in said d
named win sell at public auction at the New1i
Ns@-York on the SIN day Of May 1896 lively. o'clock
by w ss My and
that certain lot piece or parcel Of land a with the
s% s snd
and described follows to-wlt: -, ,,...,
place Eighth street. distant westerly hundred and
Of the westerly line d Firth avenue with the
sy line 81 nSa Fh aNs e sna
eleven inches more or less to The middle line Of inc
one fee, six inches more or less 10 point in said middle
line the end Of the middle ns G the saT S ,Sn
middle line Of certain party wall erected and stand
the premises adjoining the same the westerly side
thereof nnetythree feet and eleven inches more or less
street, and thence eastwardiy along the same
bssnnins said premises being now known and distin
sushed BY the street number II Clinton place.
:' "a sa s:a Is.
as shf o@ cry 81 at point ON
said Sorihsiy q Eighth Clinton place dis
corner Fifth and Eighth street and running
sr Sn[e ana psc with rh avenue ninety fee.
inches to the middle line OF the block; thence west
Eighth street twenty five feet to the line here
sb srs ana aSns the .a sshs
described premises nneyhree feet eleven inches TO the
norhery line OF Eighth Clinton place;
eastey along the northery line side OF Clinton
place Eighth street. twenty-five feet TO the point or
place OF beginning.
Subjec, to the against nusancss in the deed
from William c. Rhineander and wife TO Thomas Egles-
Iber Oil So and In the deed from
said William c. Rhineander and wife 10 Catena Oothout.
recorded In Lber o5 page 24i being the premises
conveyed the said Marie y. Work by John V. Bacot
nmaried by deed Of even date with said mortgage and
intended be recorded simultaneously therewth said
mortgage being given the OF nftyhve thou
sand dollars much Of the consideration purchase
money for said conveyance.
Dated New-York. April a. 1896.
WILLIAM T. STTLLINGS, Referee.
BUEL TOUCEY WHITING. Attorneys for Plaintiff
ONCE and p O. address 261 Broadway NewYork City.
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WEST SHORE RI.

~ leave we. ga s. sniion. n as foio"'' ana
= minute; r. eAs sily 'I local to uao Mountain,
e. local to AS % es ssr cs aadays only
o n?s a. ay ASeH ,sa ana es-
is{ az NJ. Daily EXCEPT SUNDAY 70 n Gs,ss AT
Sany Saratoga, Caldwell lass Se9 9s Albany
sSS =. H. bsy albany M Es, rc Ssc pcoi
a Se' e. Daily except sunday for New'urs Albany
74 a5a s. w. ."' psy sunday for Utica Syracuse
HSehss,, ana ay for Albany Utica Syracuse
ssr Basio N'affaTs Falls Toronto Detroit ''''''
Isa Ss$ sss s1f and
Al stations Time tables at principal n' iAMBrRT
nfama pas.anssf Agent Vanderbilt ave NewYok
pE st;n nA IN N"w-York foot Of barclay ana
s,..r". Sfi;;SSssr :ifft$As BUFFET
SSs,. EiST sio5a hlGn noNrclA,n
DRIFT TaE 5''ts rlssse HAis%s
ss' Ss's . assF.'SFA sSs;s
Sr1 MsssSsion HFfHii'fEnb SSsoN
MaTEK GAP reeGaS A0 SnSTi
COKE Ss.s EblNSS AfXlt5o o %ssi
W. TTIc4 osw TSFITFhaa1c A s' oMEso EIMIKA
Aa6 BEnfk2R IA all
7:25S 0 A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL Stops at pr'n''p''
200 stations e. scaANGeN RENeHsNTo oSd
6Wzo F sSfRhEa Pullman SraSs
nsct Al Buffalo with train FOR Chicago ana p1'ns
,on % AZ SCR NT'ON, WII.KESBARRE ana hL"in~
ExPkESS, cp uA'MxTnN WII.KEsBARRE and PLfM-
100 oriH MExPRss Pullman buffet PaTor Cars r,ore,,
1880 PsssanX XsiiSsfd h%'!s9a
tEaIH pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connec'S ~
I,rsIo with for Chicago and FONTS 1SGuA NJ
rjsy)-BUFFALO SCRANTON: BID ~ % 81, 90
'"% ron UTicX. SYRACUSE and oswEoo EAr"r''''
uiiWa, and PULLMAN AcCOMMopATlONs AZ ~
pr p,sce 40 broadway. Tickets at ierry
PaK riae' ~ ah-ave cor 12th-st 80 West i.'th
pns a3s and 72d fulton,s' ana
1 1SS nroadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving i'' '''
m8 WT9nsrroTT EMPRESS COMPANY Will cal Tor al"
check baggage from hotel or residence 10
OvFRTIsEp.cNTs and subscriptions Tor ~, ~ erasa
A un. received Al their Uptown once No. ~ n' "a
o. door north OF 31st-st, until ocIock p 81 -,
way 20 rsceiyed al the following branch o,nces
sI,,,sr once rates until O'Clock p n. VIZ 20
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Ocean CLEANERS

Ocean CLEANERS
EJOR11W @!gRMMM LLOYD
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON, bremen
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Cabin $50 and upward according 70 location ii CABIN
SIS and $50. round trip. $40 and Sioo
Tahn Tines Apr IA 10 A m Aller Thurs 30 10 a.
Saale. Sat- Apr 49, 10 am. Spree. Tues. May o ~ m
Havel Tues April 10 am Lain. Tues May u ~ ia
Trave Tues Apr. - 10 am. Saale sat May 10 III r. IN
Return tickets available from Mediterranean OF from
Bremen. London Hhvre.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
Vera Apr Is 10 H. m. Kaiser May 10. IN a. m.
Fulda Apr. -. 10 a M. Vera May - ~ a. m
BINS 49,. Nav . 10 A. m Fulda May 3d. 10 A. m.
OELRlCHS q co. Bowling Green
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Eertures amo Meetinss.

CRAWFORD HOWELL TOY, professor In
~ Harvard University will lecture on tire "Latest
Results of the Higher Biblical Criticism
on April 18th at D. m In Church Lenox and
i2ist-st Tickets. rs cts Brentanos ana Putnam's.
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Jnsfrnrtion.

NFADEMOISELLE vELTIN.
M SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
lG0 AND 1872 WEST 74TH-Sr.
COLLEGE PREPARATION
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6earnrrs.

VALE AND COLUMBIA GRADUATE. for twelve yeasi
tutor wc-known families desires Pnp"'' ASdrss,
experience In college preparatory insrucuo"
EVERETT, Sol 5th-ave.
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VXyATER cOLORs English Dutch schools; two fmee,
w Nauves. Call or address COLLECTION. Vle ~
Marx save, cor Bedford. Brooklyn
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DyERTIsEsdENTs and subscrlp;ons for o Jns srosd
way ~ door Of siss until o srseeh ocss At
's enc. rates until o'clock p. H. VIZ % e'
s.su~ Z" cor 23d-st.; IS: 6tf-aye. cor. iz'n-s"
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Sfbool Aseneifs.

suppiie, Profess ,rs TEACHERS Tutors Govsrnesses
&C.. to colIeses Schools and Famiiss. Apply 10
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-04-18
THE SONG OF THE GUN.

The furnace was white with steel a-lfght,
When my newborn spirit came
In a molten flood of the war-god's blood,
In passion of fire and flame.
i looked DER the deep from a lofty steep
With strong heart full of pride:
Like king alone on his stately throne
Whose word no man denied.
Ny thunder spoke from the battle smoke
When the waves ran crimson red.
And heroes died by my iron side.
Till the foreign foemen fed.
The sentence Of death was in my breath.
And many a ship went down.
Oh, the gun is lord of the feeble sword,
And greater is his renown.
Now the long grass hides my rusty sides
And round me the children play;
But dream by night of a last great fight
SGre the trump of the judgment day.
For men must fight in the cause of right,
Till the time when war shall cease;
And the song of the gun will ne'er be done
TIL the dawn of lasting peace.
IN. Y. Tribune.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-04-18
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

ships keel We was all holdin' breath
and waitin' to see Frank splaCter his
brains against the ships side, when the
boat went nose down, stern up and un-
der the water with kerchug. She
missed reachin' us by about five yard
''All hands aboard ship leant over to
see Frank and the splinters come up,
for the boat would sure fetch again the
keel and go to kindlin' wood. We waited
an waited an waited, but, by gum,
there weren't no splinters an there
wern't no Frank All of a sudden one
of the men sings out: BY the holy
poker, look!' l whipped round and
there 20 fathoms off our port, was the
little whaleboat, full o. water to the
gunnel, an Frank standin' up IN her,
waist deep, holdin' on to a rowlock for.
dear life. So help me, Doc, that boat
was towed clean under old Liz, the
Dutchman in her, an come up sound on
the other side.
Eyes, sir; under the ship as slick as a
whistle an the Dutchman in her. That
whale was scientist, sir. He calkilated
all right to lose the boat; but, bless YOU
it's a bigger job than anyone wanted
to tackle to stave that craft, an as for
foatin', she was boxed at each end an
couldn't sink. But that amt the end
of the story. We remembered the fell
lers that jumped an we seen the big
boat would pick 'em up before we could
put another over, SO we turned to look
at Frank again. There weren't anythin'
left in the boat to bail with an he
couldn't do nothin' but wait ON the
pleasure of that whale. He travelled
away from the ship as fast as he come
at it, an he must "a gone a third of a
mile before the boat Stacked. Then we
seen her slow down an come to dead
stop. Lines busted says |; man a
boat an fetch in the Dutchman.'
hadn't no more'n spoke the words when
big wave seemed to rise up near the
boat an old whale blowed so foot high.
Then he got old Liz in range. Up his
tail goes an he under the water again.
/ could see Frank wade forrard in the
boat an try to pay out line, but it was
jammed, an before he could make it
loose the boat gave a jerk round, al
most a-throwin' him out, an come at
us again. What I'm sayin's truth, Doea
that boat struck another bee line for