davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
WEST SHQRE R.R.

Ifana leave West otaton. ~ ~ as follows ana
IL minutes earlier loot u Franklin st.
& $50 A. NJ. DAILY local to Bunalo 80, ,,-...-,
A. Vi. DAILY local to Albany for CaiskIl Mountains
aud Saratoga. lallor Albany. sundays ohiy
0;I5 A. Daily for Albany. Utica, sya. use Hythes'e
buffalo E!a.aIa Falls. Toledo. Cleveland ana theas'
1 tJ A. VI. Daily except sunday. To Catskil Moun
talns, New Patz. Lake, hohonk and Ainnsw'lsAa' Al
bany saIatoga, Caldwell Lake George fAilor SN.
400 4. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY, Tor Aib.hy' o
$500 r. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal ltlca syracuse
Eoc hester BunaIo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis
Saratoga and Montreal. ~ wat, e
7:45 T.. NJ Daily. except Sunday ior o'ca' 'y'hcuse
Rochester and Buffalo p.-,-.,--
SI5 y. VI Daily for Albany. Utica syaoIse 10 ae.s,
cago and St Louis ,.u,.. - .
r1odaton. apply city Offices. Bookyn ana Nc" YORK ana
~ stations Time tables prn -pa hotels For other
,,,rna,,o, ,,dr-s. e r LAMBERT.
en- Passenger Agent. yandcrbIl,-nve. New-Yori-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24

Texas and Pacific seconds, Union Pacific Den
yer and Gulf frsts and Wabash issues. Many
issues which have long been idle became active.
and bond houses reported growing demand for
the favorite investment issues. Transactions In
Northern Pacific bonds reached a total Of
I,132, 900. at advances averaging 3l2 per cent,
activity In these securities being due to the de-
mand induced by the excellent prospects Of
speedy reorganization and the companys good
traffic returns The announcement early In the
week that the Morgan syndicate had received
the award Of the defauted allotments stiinulat-
ed trading in the As OF 1925. and from the open
ing on Monday 1111< they advanced to Us,
closing the week 1l75sQi1S Ii may be -
membered that the per cent bonds issued last
February to the syndicate sold at the beginning
the Stock Exchange from 11Ss4 to 1873 ana
that they advanced 10 1905 in March l2li2 III
April 1885 in May and l241s on July TO- after
that gradually declining. and closing the year
al l160ll61A, and falling to ia on the announce
ment Of the call for subscriptions to a new loan.
The stock market closed the week with the ma
jorty Of shares well above the last prices OF the
preceding week.
The report Of the condition Of savings banks
in this state which was put forth last week by
the State Banking Department affords con,
siderable evidence of the Improvement in general
business since the panic Of 1893 and II also
proves emphatically that the savings banks OF
this State maintaining their growth and
prosperity. Savings banks statistics in this
State show that the normal condition or the
banks is one of expansion and Improvement
The falling off in deposits IN 1893 was the hrst
occurrence Of that kind since the resumption or
specie payments in 1879. This decrease In depos-
It's amounted to S12.2 5Ss25. but In 1884 this loss
was more than twice recovered. and on January
l. 1895, the increase from January J, 1894. WAS
s-4 SIS 055 In 1895 the number Of dep0sitors in
creased S0.609. and the average TO each depostor
from s399 TO s40S In 1873 the deposits amounted
TO $3.50 2sG GIL and the number OF depositors was
$50 642 In 1898 the surplus Of the banks was
reduced to ss7l4l.452 from ssS752443 and IN lS9i
the surplus increased T. s9l.514.7S4 but in 1895
a Slight reduction took place, leaving the sur
plus at SO. 314O7e While the increase in the
deposits In the last year was @'Ssoy9o the m
crease in assets was 9S6, and in cxlmin-
ing the statements OF each bank II will be OBJ
served tina. means Of employment have t"tn
found for all the additional depOeits made IN
the year. The following table shows the condi-
ton Of the NewYork state savings banks as
regards deposits since January l. 1893:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24

A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trlb-
q une received at their Uptown Office No l2i2 Broad
way "a north Of 3lst-st, until O'Clock p ad-
vcrtiscmenis received az the following branch Offices
regular office rates until O'Clock D. sh-
ave- 23d- i32 G,h-aye.. cor l2th-st; l42
[. lurnbus- West Cdh-st.. 100 West 42d-s,
near 6th-avc; % East Iith. st 23I West 42d-s. be-
tween Tth and SIN ayes 100 East 4Ith-st; 1888 3D.
ave- between 10Th and 11th cts: 1925 3i-ave near
Gst-st los is-nve.. s9h ESQ 3d-ave.. near
4is,-st. BOD 3d-ave 80 Beecker-st: zoos 3d-ave ::
$40 East 7oh-st; 1,0ci 3d-ave 2662 ad-aye. % Am
pterarn 4Q1 West aga I4s East 16th-s 2O3
East 4sh-st.; ave G5l 9th-ave.; I52 3d-aye
near 6Ih-st.; 2oi East sGh-s,; 1890 Broadway; 1893
ave: 100 shave: Ibis 2d-ave.; 1873 6th-ave.
the Harlem Offices. 205l 3i-ave. Il3th-st.; 100
Fast i25th-st near 3d-ave. 243 West i25th-st. bet
TN rnG sth go West l45h-st At tho Brooklyn
Ohces a97 Ful,on-st.; i26 Fuon-s q Court-st.: 4s
Drosdwny. r. -; 1888 Broadway. L. D.: 1852 Myrtle
ave. Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
DEL. IACKtWtNNA AND WESTERN X. II.
stations In NrM- York. foot OF barclay md
(hri.fophcr streets
NESTIDtIl.D IKAINs III II.Nk\ III FFET


Direct route g. NEW ARK. BLOOMFIELD. NpNTtLAlR
TIE ORANGES summit Hern1risvlle. Iask ng
Illge Madison. Morris. w fussrc Paterson. H.. d
f.n Dover. -raunHfr. NEWTON. ilDDs LAKE.
IAEr UOpATCDNG Hacart's.oun. >cHDOLEf5
NO"NrAiE. Washington. PHiLLiI'~Et KG EASrON.
WATER GAP. sTEprn-lt 10. lt..n. Mountains.
srEANTpS PITTsrON WiIhfNNAfNti. NANTf-
COKE. DANNiLLE. NOkFl' MiERlANp. a.
r.se VfNGHANTDS. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
Vile UTICA. W'tlFiLID SPRINGS. Cortland
sYHACf'S Sc OSWEic ITHACA OWEGO. ELMlRA
CORNIsG BATH .ANsNILLE. HrrFALo and al
loinis WEST NORTHWEST MD SOUTHWEST
72i H. M-BINGIlAMTON Mali. stops principal
stations . - .
900 A M-BTrFATO SCRANTON. BINGUAMTON
UTICA KiCTFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
CsWlt;O EXPRESS Pullman Buiet parlr cars cIn-
NO, a. Buraa with fraln for cticaY1 ana points
100 T. NJ StNANTOs. WILkF~iAKItE ana TLNIRA
TNPigESs Pullman Butei iarllr cars
900 I, NJ SCRANTON. "it.ktSBAERE ami PLYM-
ORTIZ EMPRESS Pullman BuM.f Tnfl0r C.rs.
20 = NJ GIally-lgurslo N-s'lNui'l Limited Express
for SCRANTON BINGIAMTON. ELMlKA BUF
FALO Pullman Hur't sleeping Car Connects at
umr,lo with train Chicago and points west.
O.aO J. 81 G,aily). -BrT'"Ai.O. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON TTIcn SYRACUSE and OsWEGo EXPRESS
Pullman BUFFET Slrep"rg ..-..
PARK place AZ RroaGwy Tickets nj fery stations oi'
Broadway III ith ave. i2th ~ West l2'thst,
35 Coiuhus-ave New Yo-k: 3as and I2e Fulton st. and
100 Broadway BROOKLYN Time tables giving fun infor-
WrsTerTsr EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check haggag. from hofst residence to desra'on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
THE WEEKLY RANGE

Total .fi" - W.
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following Is the usual table giving the
number Of shares II all stocks. the highest. lov
est and final prices Of the week together WIN
the final prices O: week ago. preiiNed By The
average price Of February %. 1885:
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
RAILROAD dNEW.J JERSEY
(Anfhracii~ coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Auiomltic block signals.

=. Nnihrncl'" coal usea esclusiv ,yy5..,.
-Four Tracks. Ar'em,u1 BOX SEnAis'
Trains ie,vc s.ation e6'. Of Iae-ty Ct.
Io- E.s',r. He!a..em. Allentown Mruch can9k ga
to Eat, ~, 80 535 20 To- Nlea'ovn = " sundays
40 T.i5 20 Eaaionl \ n. 100. 5ao. Goo T. NJ .
10 ao 40 : ' ' Saaa,2 ,.4 80 T. NJ '' ~
for lefIlng ar 4. ~. SOB go. IL 30 a. NJ ITO ."
90 go 5ao 90 r. 81. i2.i, r'-rh,
For harrisburg A. go 500 $40 \. NJ, 10 30
40" 5g - = ". i2I' night sundays 1900 3d.
rar sun.urv l>v.s.urg and wnampor AZ : 30. 500
90 y. io. 1880 80 T. NJ Snndl5s. 40 A. u.
AII~r,AII. ROUTE
l,.,s 'i ' % K 80 ' n va ao 10 "' 'i5 '
Gl3 81 s.nda's 1So,at Ocean Grove and As'uFy
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 So \ NJ. l.1s 80. $40 =. ~
I2r F.rYssfa. Tom, H,,s nsnps', PARK 'al
F9r Atlantic cl'y. N,neiAnd and nr.iget.n. go A. ~
SUNDAY, 900 i NJ 4.c i NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
wksiiINGT0N
ror Philadelphia week ds}s. 80 500 900 1000
iari,r ,ar,. BOO 600 Dining c--, 100. 200 =. II.
!. - n.rh'. sunday. 80. 90 10 a" II 30 dinias
Cun 4 VI. 30. SOC. go. coO dining Car +. NJ.
r.r I,i'marr AMI wssh1s,.n week lays. 500 1000
u - dining can 4 " - $50; go. 90, Gin.ns
car 4. II. 23o. . %. COO dining car =. NJ. 1913
cse,. md parior or D. procured 100, %.
'~r,y =, ilb ~. eo 43. ait, II4o Ls2s broadway
7a1 c'h A.. 81 isfi i''h F.. i3' East i-5h S., 20
- Fulton - nreSyn. 90, Broadway. Williamsburg
Tie N~w Transfer c.ml8ry VIII cali for and cheek
.asgaee nom hotel or residence TO des'inat'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24

THE COMMERCIAL CABLE COMPANY.
,Mnckay Bennett System).
NJ 30 broadway New York
~ Office is hereby given that the Annual
" Meeting Of Shareholders Of the Commercial Gable
Co fr II Directors and such Other business
before the meeting. Will lie hold at
The Companys Offices. No 23 BroOdTay. In the CITY Of
New YORK On Monday. March =. isoj. al o'clock T. NJ
re transfer book be closed In the afternoon u tho
2Oh instant and reopeaed the morning Of March 3l
1896 j. o. SlEfl-NS. S''fe'''I'
Dated Feb !. 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

fTII.4 lrII" Nv Ia fIIt = IUITlNffr
minute ,4'iier ffou We.
o.nn M.N.rr.4i~l Express Daily for Nnterly
J'UO IHrgham' H.r..r4. buffalo u.Alf0fl. Jnll~s-
M~a-tlIe AMI the West I4flr car o.
J.QO J. u. Vcs'tri-i L.ruii'l fas, rail Daily saIll
-'Ut rnIn fr tt..lrI. STA 'halttuqua Lake arrives
Cleveland 1'l 4 Chicago T. 81 sie,pers
81, Cf rtsf cleveland anl Cincinnati Dining Ger
-.JO l. II. f.~liY 'esflfIl~i Express Daily. arrives
i")U iural 30 4 maNns direct connections flr
f.f..If t'it. ana tho y nsf.
50 p s ,a V a i 'P s Ts' "a T pa.
faiu. chicago AMI Cincinnati Dining Car
fEIrFIr- local Tia.E CARDS AND PULLMAN
iafians iii .Hl. ,pl and ~ Broadway.
isc iasf --n.s' thaGN.f- 1ri Vest 25i-st ferries.
N"a .rs .f N0iiNay ana H. Fulton st. BROOKLYN. 30
Huisou.rf fiofrken. ant Jersey civ station. Trle
Trasffer Company calls f0r arl checks baggage from
hotels ard Residences &, destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
Ciui0en0 Noes.
TIE GOLD COIN MINES COMPANY

GENITAL. CITY, GiI.iIN co. 'OiJDkADp.
once 90 Broadway. Room -. ,
Now York February II, 1880
4 DIVIDEND Of ONE AND O\E-HALF PER
~ CENT hag this day been declared upon the capital
stock Of this Company. payable Al their Office. no -"
HfoaIway New Yo.h on March lG liJ to HtockhodcTs
OF record - February - 1896 Transfer books VIII I've
cosed on the 18th inst aud TcopenrI Iarch Ia
J. a. EDWARDS. Secretary.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD cpAIANYo
Chras0. III Fcbruafy ., lsp3
~ OTICE.--A quarterly dividend Of TWO Dol"
~ LARS per share has this day been declared on ne
Preferred Common stock Il this Company, payaDi.
on second day Of MARCH mex TO the stocki'drr" 81
record The close Of business hour the ION instant
The dividend shares registered IN New lorh WI. ps
rad at the Office Of the Cornpanys Agcas. MessFs Guy
irr Morgan d COMPANY Al Pine st. New YORK. ana te
dividend shares registered in Chicago VIII De phi1 u"
c. FOSTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
Gorscs auo Carriages.

DETER G. KELLOGG co. AuctoneeIs.
will sell
Madison Square Garden, New~lofh
February % 70 - ~ 1896 Days and Fvenings'
commencing 10 O'cOck a. and I:.D D. H.
$50 TROTTING BRED HORSES.
CALIFORNIA, KENTUCKY NEW-ENGlANp
MIDDLE and WESTERN STATES.
By such well-knOwn breeders as ,,
California; III. KEKNER. Massachusetts; W. II. ~
MOODY New Hampshire; c. W. bAhER MaTyi9n5
MIDDLETON son, Kentucky. JAS. L. WAi.kEK
Maryland. LINES BROS. Rochester y. T.. AND MANY
0'''''' Such great horses viii be sold -,
as. p. BCRLiNGAME, 2lss, DAVID -. 2Gr.
EVOLt'TIO. 2:l3A D.. ericsson, @:lsis, p; RAY EsS-
CROFT. 2i0; IEsA WILKES. 2:9; WACO. 2IG'.
AEROILTE 2:2ob; X. L.. 220..
Finy others with fast records.
For catalogues address
" PETFR { KELLOGG & co. Auctoneers
l07 John-st.. Ncw-iorh
A DvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at Uptown Oricr. No Lag BoaowaY'
door north OF 3lst-st until O'Clock D. m, aiVri-
,ements received following branch oces at regular
once until o'clock p M VIZ 70 SIN ave. g.
near West e6,h-s 100 West 421-s. near 0th-ave: %
East Ith-st.; 81 West i2d-st.. between eth and s
Iso East 47hst; 133s Sd ave-. between Ic'h AMI
1T,h sta: 3d-ave. Gs;-st. los is'-ave.
nenr s0th-s go 3dave. near ss'-si o5i 3c-a'e ~,
IIeecter"st; 20Os 3d-ave.. 2io East 7oth-st; lo2l
sdays: coz ad-ave.: e5 Amsterdam ave. 402 West
I2d ST. i4s East iGth-s EOS East 4s'h-st: $50 oi-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
Rai.roa0s,
-Amsaicrs GREATEST RGiLRcAn,.
NEWYORK
gENTRAI
uiIrslM ctVEp
d HUDSON RlVER R. Il.

From Grand Central Station. i2d Street.
$50 4. M-i,xcept sunday, Empire State Express s'
Fastest train in the world stops at Albany o'oa'
Syracuse and Rochester Due Buffalo 4;4o D. m''
80 '"s Ma a,: ' Fast Mail for Poughkeepse Al
bany. Utica. syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
80 A. M.-Except Sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
portant New-Ycrk state points. - ,-.,,,,
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and ST. Louis ssops
at Poushkeepsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse Hoc"e'-
100 p M.~raiy. Chicago Special for Detroit. Ceye-
land Toledo and Chicago: stops at rou gnsses
ST.. Albany. schenectady Utica. syracuse ho'"e'
$50 p M-Except sunday West Point. PoughkeeIsie.
80 r MGDally North Shore Limited. Due Detroi,
$50 a. M. Chicago 4:so p. m Stops al Albany
100 NPay For AlSany Troy syi.s Tssa h hSTsn
Niagara FaIis. Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chi
cago, Cincinnati. st. Louis. ,,,,,o,
go p M-Day. For Troy , saratosa' Burlington
80 p M~Daily For Buffalo. Niagara Falls: ceve.
land Indianioolis St. Louis Chicago. Stops at
100 p M'-Iaiy. Carries sleeping Car passengers r
only. for points Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
:Io P MDaily for Syracuse oswsgo. Wa ,-SS1
0gtensbuTg Buffalo Nagara Falls c fey cane
Vincent and the Auburn Road. ,..,r.,
40 NIGHT-Theatre train for Chicago ana Amt Except
SUNDAY night. SUNDAY nights Albany and chicago
.oe A. II and ,:;s5 20 r M|Daily except Sunday. to
Pirsned. via Harlem Division , g.. Pork
40 a. M-Sunday only, 10 fitsneid anu VEG ~
shire HIS via Harlem Division.
"ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO fONNEkS
All night trains iun between 10th ST. and points on
tnum Division as Ear Yonkers In connection WIN
Elevated Road. THIS is the only line running all
Int" trains OF Ne~-York.
Wagner Palace cars all through trains
rains Illuminated with Pintsch Light. .,
ckets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central S,auon
Rronlwav "a Park Place 2Gl. il3 Broadway; 81 East
h-st a42 broadway. 233 Columbus ave. % West
A-st. and I3Sth-st. Station New-York; 33S and 10
y m -. and los Broadway. r. D.. BROOKLYN. -
'nrrage checked hotel residence BY the west
| Express Company
TtN N TOrrr,y GEORGE IT. DANIELS.
General Maraee- General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
seventy railroads OF systems for the first week
IN February. OF these forty-eight return gains
OF $685. 726 or &c per CEN. and twenty-five return
losses Of SIG 493. or - per cent. The Wnoc SHOWS
a gain Of 1917 233. or GO Der cent Ihr lrlpune
- lie n~,rted The gross earnings II ffty-two
railroads or systems TO- the second week IN
February. Of which forty-hve return gains 81
1897 OIL or 203 per cent ano ten return iosscs %
t-4-g or 100 Der cent: The whole shows a gain
OF s7S2 81. or 16.9 pc cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24
GUNNER neeoris.

NAPE COD-Wychmcfe summer cottages. Harwchport;
~ completely furnished. sanitary plumbing bathrooms,
warm bathing. forest rentals 500 up; circulars
j., II Last S1th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24

pARN PLACE ,,,. -, ..-,,.... 49,, mania,
c.cases Aso patients and treated for other dis
So Pleasant rooms beautiful walks and drives. Home
overlooking beautiful park. Also patents be
accommodated comfortable home while under constant
nedcn! treatment and the OF experienced nurseA
Situated Norwalk Conn. For particulars address Mira
y f. CLARK u Mott-ave Ncrwa.k. Conn.
II ENILWORTH INN
II K,ntucky-sye and Beach, Atlantic CITY, ~ J.-Steam
mat throughout parlor Passenger elevator 70 street
Full 81 81 day. Special weekly
,,f.s CAPACITY 200 Booklet mailed. O. +. COPE
fVUE RUNNYMEDE.
i Kentucky ave, Beach. Atlantic City. n. J.
nr.n ali the year Central. Heated throughout sun
parlc. :. u NV '>4.s
TIME PENNHURST.
4 Atlantic cry. -. 7. Ocean End. Michiganave.
Elevator. heat. sun parlor.
JAMES HOOD.
fE,IIE STANLEY.
/ SOUTH CAKOLINA-ANE., NEAR THE BEACH.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. WIN reopen for guests February
.I steam heat Electric bells. Sun IRior. Telephone,
e,r J. 4. HIGGINBOTHAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24

First week III l'"Tnai ,,t~o.o-oos p
.e oo,,,o,,es Or3 81 81 4fc 800 Inc S3a3 126 90
% companles. ...... l0J3 sG Ds7373 Dec 16+"J 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24

Total s. VIZ GI' S'4~NNo INC s'i'-'"' "-
IN F-iruerN-- o., ~,
- - .ri.s IO2 or 49, 2GT Dcc. -, 100 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24

Amer Sugar Ref
do pref. .......
Atch pref " 1.
Y'klyn Rapid TT
Dui So 5 a. a pf
Horn Silver. 49,.
Kings 4 Penn "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-24

Tha hank EXCHANGES Of the New York Clearing
House and the stock sold at the Ncw-foTk stock
Exchange last week and for the same week Of the
preceding two years compare as follows
Feb q '94 Feb q '95. Feb. q &c
,... Sas7 AZ os6 s.ssis2 3e6 s-,24 7G5
No. shares sold. oIS"jl "'o''l -'''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-22
THE COUNTRY WRITER.

Little sketches of farm life, of country
sports and pleasures, and quaint char
acter studies find market that is never
over-crowded. Symapthetic descriptions of
the outdoor world and animals are al
ways in demand. If you can surprise ma
ture in her private workshop and give
readable report of her methods, you are
sure to get a hearing. If you aspire to
write the long expected masterpiece of
American fiction, you will do well to lay
places that you really know add can de-
scribe with vivid touch. There is mater
ial in every village, in every neighbour
hood, for better fiction than much We
see in print. Too many writers despise
as prosaic anything that is near at hand
and wander far afield in search of sub
jects, the handling of which but betrays
their ignorance. ii you cannot see the
romance in the life close about you; the
comedy and tragedy, the pathos and joy
in everyday living, then you will never
see it anyWhere-the writer's gift of sec
ond sight is not yours and you can never
acquire it in strange countries nor puy
it in Vanity Fair.
1t is not your environment, but the
quality of your work, which Will deter
mine whether you are to be a success
or failure Write about the things winch
YOU understandable life and scenes
horizon will grow and broaden Till 1t en-
braces the whole world. And be glad
rather than discouraged if you have a
long youth full of country sweetness ana
freshness to recall. 1t will creep into
your work with the scent of wild grape
blossoms, and chirruD of crickets IN the
grass. and breathe balm TO readers tired
of dollhouse immortality and psychology
cal vagaries.-Sharlot H. Hill, IN Inc
New Bohemian.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-22

by operation of law or otherwise, &C
quired, other than. or in addition to,
that of the said testate at the time of his
death, in and to all that certain piece
or parcel of land, situated in Salt Lake
county, Utah. and described as follows, to-
wit: A part of lot seven 90 in block
ninety-eight (9S), plat A, of said Salt Lake
city survey: commencing at the northeast
corner of said lot and running thence
south twenty (20) rods, thence west six
20 rods. thence north twenty GO rods.
thence east six 81 rods TO the place of
beginning, subject, however, to the right.
of way for the use of adjoining property
owners of a strip of land described as
follows Commencing at point six 60
rods west of the northeast corner of said
lot and running thence south seven and
one-half Gi2) rods. thence east eight 81
feet, thence north seven and one-half
90 rods, thence west eight ~ feet to the
point of beginning. Bios or offers may
be made at any time after the first publ
cation of this notice and before the max
ing of the sale. Bids must be in writing
and left at the office of S. w. Darke.
Hooper block. Salt Lake city, or delivered
to the undersigned personally. Terms and
conditions of sale, cash on confirmation of
sale by said district court; deed at ex-
pense of purchasers.
JAMES D. COON,
ISAAC COON,
Executors of the last will and testament
of Abraham Coon, deceased.
S. ". Darke, attorney for executors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-22

Nile. d'Alencon. She was put down as
very stupid. But she did rot hide her
light or bury her talent; she wore
boomers.
She had come to Paris poor, but in a
short time she had horses and car
riages and hotels, and she drove in the
Bois with the rest of Paris. She was
still called stupid, but she was fash
bcnable, and she had admirers and
wanted more. She danced at the Fo-
lies and in the Champs Erysees, not Of
necessity, but for exploitation.
Leopold will be 81 years old on April
next The kings mother was French.
He was a grandson OF the queen of
Louis Philippe, and he is a nephew of
Queen Victoria. His long beard and
hair are nearly white. About a year
ago he disappeared from his country
house and was not found for ten days,
messages of state meanwhile being re-
turned to the minister from the var
ious points at which they had sought
him. Finally he was found in Geneva.
Radical and socialist newspapers said
that the king might at least subordi-
nate his personal affairs to state in
terests sufficiently to allow his minis
ters to communicate with him.
There is one great secret about Lee
opCid II that will not be known until
he dies. 1t is supposed to be connect
ed with affairs of state. Two years
ago, not long after the adoption OF
the new constitution in Belgium, he
handed to his minister a sealed letter
to be deposited i'm the state archives
with the original copy of the new con-
stitution, and not to be opened until
he dies. Perhaps ii will tell how he
spent poor Carlotta's money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-22
CUTE TRICK OF a GIRL.

"Haye you ever noticed said
Young man about town, 1.-THE foxy game
that some girls work in the street cars
for the purpose of getting a seat? NO?
WHY. they've worked it on me several
times during the past month. The first
time it happened was one night around
Christmas time. 1 boarded car and
got a seat The car soon filled up,
with women principally, the majority
of whom carried Christmas bundles. L
was very tired, and, of course, L be-
came interested in my paper to the ex-
clusfom of everything else. A moment
or two later, however, l glanced up
from my paper and hooked around the
car. A rather pretty young woman
who stood just in front of me bowed
very sweetly and said. Why, how do
you do?' l tipped my hat, but for the
life of me l couldn't place her-didn
know her at all. But she seemed to
know me, and, of course. it was only
proper that | should give her my seat.
1 did it. making some idiotic remark
about the weather as she took my
place Oh she said, looking at me crit
ically, I'm afraid I've made a mistake.
1 took you for an acquaintance She
turned away with a look of we'll
feigned embarrassment. But she had
my seat and kept it.''-Buffalo Enquir-