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New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER PAGES
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CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. 3.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL sT4ToN sa. sHD Eipress
p@s %s, b",a1o Inn !. As im9.a no to
O.30 A. MDay. Fast Mall for P2ugnkeepsNi Rumae Niagara
1O,:;S A. M~EScep, Sunday Day Express For Catskiil
Mountains. Rlchheld Springs and all important ''e"
900 p M"psy' Southwestern Limited. For coium.
hbany seRenectady aa tica Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 6' :. M"Escep, Sunday West Point POushkeep'e
cas Mountains Sost6 A6'HE shore r1 Limited Due
$50 d. NJ Chicago 43o p. m. stops at Albany
500 f, A'sqy TGa Tsd Tssao
Ghicasc 'nics 20 trStnnat. sSsf ST. Louis. ,...
o2 Tpy ror ctoss ASSHy Lake ase' cha%psn
For lspy sF. Ess
Islands and Montreal Friday only. sleeping car to
.6 ? Day Buffalo Niagara Fas s,oSs Slevs s,
Poushkeepse Albany and t!.a i.so,rv Car passengers
oo0 onlr y sr poIns on Fail Brook Railway. Via Lyons
and for Rochester -. s,r,c,.s osweso waertown.
"'' osacnsburs d unao Sassfa ras syeIand 1O. To
eaS nen SNSSf Sad the % AUBURN ROAD only Glow
'2" pns on Nr%4Gfs ''@% snra raj
S.d,Y e.D.I. 3s aa sunday ola @ 4sf' fn anu
N,OO 4 ~ and J,.5 p. M.-Dniy. except sunday I"
it.sied. via Harlem Division -. porL
0I5 A. M.-sunday only. 70 Pittsheld ana 'ne De'A
shire % s a.Fs R'S$ yoxknss ass s...
Putnam Division YOnkers. In connectlon MN
ihe Elevated Road This the only line running d"
night trains out Of New-York,
Wagner Palace cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light. ., c,..,o,
10 Br,adway Il Park Place. 26 il3 Broadway 81 Eas
ith :, JI2 Rroadway. 235 Columbus ave- ol WEI
ie5th q, and 3sh-st Station. New York. 33S ana 'zo
Fulton st and Broadway. f.. D.. Brooklyn W.,
k.d from
Express Company. =,
JOHN " TOUCEY, GEORcf ~ DtNi
General Manager. General iasSeiEri nb-nt.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
ACCTSED or WIRETiPPTNG.

Central Ohice detectives Saturday arrested
William Griffin. thirty-two years Old a specuator
OF No IS Clinton Place William Smith thirty years
old clerk Of No l2 East one hundred nd four
teenth-st.. and John Leonard. thirty years old. a
picture frame maker. OF No. 25s East Thirtyfourth
st. and accused them OF wire-tapping. The arrests
were made on the roof OF a building in Nassau-st..
near Fulton. The prisoners were remanded 10 Po-
lice Headquarters from the Jefferson Market Court
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON
- For philadelphia. week days. 40 500 Sis eo0
loHU ii3O; Dining Carr A. NJ. i:30 200. 800 400
1ftunet Parlor Car) $50 800 Dining Carl 800 80
900 p. NJ. 1918 night sundays 40 900 1000 ii 40
,Din,ns nar) A. VI. 200 400 500 Dining Carr 800
For paltimore and Washington. week days 4.3o. Sis
luoc. 30 Dining Carl A. NJ. 400 $50 500, Dining
rar) 600 p NJ. - - night Sundays. 40 1000 II go
Dining CarJ NJ. 2Oo. 500 Dining Carr eco P. ".
I? X night
Tickets and narorcar be procured FOO, Of
'ihertv S. ~. ~ ofi AS e4i. liO 1923 Broadway,
81 9th Az. n Fast 4th 81. 1883 Fast i25h ST.. ~
West i25 - 2ll Columbus Av. New-York Court
c SEQ Fulton s.. Prook'vn as Broadway Williams
burg The NewYork Transfer Company will call FOR and
check baggage from hotels residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28

Through rain, leave New-lork. foot Of Chanbefs-s,
q. fnllnSs and nv. minutes earlier from West 80 81
a. M N-Vestibuled Express Daily FOR "asery
J:UU IIrghemton, ElrllIi Rufao Bradford James
town Meadyille and the West Arrive Bun"'o
p Par Buffalo
Ann M-Vertihulcd Limited fast mall Daily. SOLO
Z.UU ,rain for Chicago via Chautadqua Lake arrives
cleveland TAO A. NJ. chicago p NJ S!eepers
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
,,.,..,..
-oO +. M.-Buralo and Cleveland V.s'isgled Es-
/..)U nres. Daily. arrives Buffalo I:l5 A. N. Brad
FORD 7'I5 4. NJ. jamestown sa5 A. NJ; Sieve-
Ind i.lS p NJ Sleepers TO Bu7ao and Cleve-
Land making d rect connections FOR Detroit
Chicago and the W st ..,-- -.
or ~ N-N.a Chau;auqu1 Lake and Niagara "a is
S:4J Daiy solid rain 70 chicas' seepsr' &c. TO Bu'
,r,IrErTs iO|AI. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
| acconmoiatons a, IL POL 4o sni %, Br2adwsy
i;har1bers and 23i fsrr~s New York 333 ana an
;foboLen ana Jersey station Westcott Express calls
Tor and -hecks from hotels and residences 10
s.ssf-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW ,IRpSRY

Anthracite coal used excu.iy.lv,
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Sians,.
on ard after Sept % 1896
trains leave station foot OF Liberty s.
For Easton. ethlehem. Allentown, Mauch cSr,. q.
80 7l5. $40 nl4 70 Easton) A. NJ lin S.,n 81
q 80 70 Easton) 34s. q 80 10 Allentown) p sc.e se
40 tI:l5 10 Easton) A. NJ. 100 $50 GOO w'nosyA
:io For W,kssnarPe sd Ptston and Scranton so H.
For Reading at 49o. 500. 0:i0 1000 ii 20 A " "a.
80 zoo t;3o 800 5t5 900 p NJ i2:i5 n,shs s"n ss,,S
For Harris6Hrs az 40 500 $40 ii;ao A. N. iaS
~" ~ 500 5;t P ". i2:l5 night. SUNDAY. an Iw
A. NJ. :0o. $50 500 p NJ. 1918 night "'" Wv
For sunhury; Lewisburg and williamson. q, An
zoo e;1o NJ iio l:3o. 900 p " sundays a.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
np., ractAwANNA AND WESTERN n.
a.. <cw-York, foot of Barclay sno
ChrfstOpher streets. ,rrrrr
vEsTIBULED TRAiNS; PtLIGGMMT

n,,.,, ro,,. ~ NEWARX RDOOMFlELD MoNTeLAsnms; LIE
THE ORANGES summit. LarnardsSsi,s. S,.or ~ Boor.
Riaee Madison Morristown. Passaic pgs pa,sTson IXE
iont p0Ygr M6P ATcWSG. Hackettstown SCHootEaIys LIN
Moi,ZTAIN Washington. PHILLlPsbu hu EnSis Ens,sins
VaTER GAP STROU DSBt RG. Focon99 VTSItvTI.
scRANTON PITTsTON. WlLKESBaHrhnss;.n : En- No Mont.
eon sn Il HRRrNGWAMTON. OXFORD, NoRWlchs Ma wssM
Vii. UTICA. RICHFIELD sPRiNGS5, ESfWIRX
sYRACi'sE OsW EGO. THAN QW H.ETi EGoi nd ~
CoRNfNG BATH DANSvILLE, e., ~ ~, rr rfTtiIyEsT nTU
oo,n,s WEST NORTHWEST AND SoI =" y, n-inr,pal
no pa'"'SN II N"BINGHAMToN NAIL stops d p''"''
% stations fcofe cap BUFFALO sCRANI0S sgY1RI. g1RRII
iop \; i'TI,'A RICHFIELD spRlNGIsS 10 cs, Par.
sE HAMluM "a oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman BaIss csesss
SSsE Fan anu connsct at Buffalo with train f0r @H'-~
and Points Car SCRANTON wIKEsb4pSrTos wIR1.s pSros
oo sni EIMIRA EXPRESS. Pullman 0'-''
~, CsSrs,, SCRANTON wILKEsBAEERsEE EsEor snS Car
~" o,,rT ryPR SIS Pullman BuHe, United Exprsss
% u n GCaliy)-Buffalo Nestnu,,sru rIWIRA BUr.
'o ScpASToN BINGHAMToN, Connects st
~. iv.r pullman Buffet Sleeping aacoii,,. west.
pgaio with trar for Chicago sha axIT0N TON BINGHAM.
10 p ~ G1aIly, -BU FFALO. SCkAnNSStcS SYRACUSE
''o ToN ITHACA RICHFlELD s SIN funet sleepers
Ia 0sWEGO EXPRESS: pullmassus6ppATI0NS ppSATI0NS at y
r,rW al9 FRS AND PULLMAN ACcoMM,y,urS ,,rS stations %
R,ecs 90 broadway Tickets at tsr Wes; 2sh-st
i,rnsdxay iii 4thave. cor iI,n-s. 2Ss Fuons, and
as5 con1bus New Sss aBe giving full inO''
100 broadway Brooklyn. lin"
nation all stations COMPANY will call tor NV
chcrx baggage from hotel or res'oe"' "
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

stations foot Of Cortiandt and Desbrossyr sts;
6;4O A. VI daily Sundays. 700 A. NJ for MAUCH
ca NIX and intermediate stations
S:15 4. VI. daily f0r ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHES-
BRIDGE ana ,hc Wes. and principal local points dining
car 70 Suspension Bridge. P4man Vestioue Sleeper 10
100 A. W. danv. excep, Sunday for MAucH
CHUNK arI intermediate points. Connections for Read
ing and Harrisburg
12:W noon daily except sundly
"BLACk DlAr1OND EXPRESS"
-rives }uralo 10 ? VI Through car 20 Rochester, Pull
man Vestbuled Iay Coaches and Paror-Car. Dinlas-
Car S,rvice Meas Ia carte.
I2:tO u. ". daily. except sunday for Eason ana -
;erm.di {. g.!n's SD, ,, a. a ru,c,
stopping only prin pal intermeia'e stations Cna'
:,,sO 4 VI sunday. on0. for Mauch Chunk ana
Hazleton and al .1;erinei ate stations ,,,vc
TlO> and principal rtefn~iile s'ai ms funH. O'''
arlor car Wlikasharre. connecting for PottsvIe
515 T.. VI. daily. fr Eas'on and intermediate STATIONS
Chair car 70 Easion. - .,.c.p. r.rrs
6,IO r. VI. daily tor BUFFALo MAGaKA, MvA.,sa ,rsis
and al points West Pullman Sleeper Iesouleo rs.'
X Y 10 chicago sleeper 10 Buffalo and Ioron'o S"n-
nections for R,aing anl Harrisburg .,, ,ocurs
O:OO T.. VI daily for It'll HACA GENE.A' IN ~ na,,,s
TER BIFFALO NIAGARA FALLS snd al POM POM,
West Pullman sleeper 20 Chicago and buna1o' SnA"
$50 r. VI. daily. except Sunday. '0r EAsToN '''
Intermediate points e,,,.v o., por'yD
BROOK and int-rmediate points, seaooep az
A ~ 2:3O F. NJ. 40 =. " and $50 T. M Ma,. -, au
and 3o3 broadway 81 East IAN ST. l5o Eas' s'ss y,
io- Rowery y " SEQ Fulton S.. Court ST. W o''
vay and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn, 1T g.. a .hssn
"S.wYork Transfer Company VIII call fcr ion ana 81
baggage from hotel residence through to des'n'''
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier y. R.. foot Of Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach Norn,,a,.
Rumson Beach: seabrlght Monmouth Reach and Ions
Branch ~ i";l5 4. VI. 3;45 p NJ SUNDAYS a:3b A NJ
For Elberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove and point,
south 70 Point Pleasant 3:i5 p VI SUNDAYS stop az
lnterlaken FOR Ashury Park and Ocean Grovel go A
For Lakewr0d. Toms River. and Barnegat rs 2 81
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
RAILROADS..

PENNSYLVANlA
! RAILROAD.
STATIONS t?'' Es! Sf P1;s:; S:"s.; ~ 4 3 s
icoo nrED"ssss 81 e ERD'.esss
NJ 9n "sni SsSs sa14'es e:v:IsasP :ns
3tvills 40 l9io p NJ. ST. Louis s49 H. ssS soa 4
200 r: VI. CHICAGO AND ST. Ior,rs vvnn.
Ghisaso arrive CINCINNATI 1915 A. H. lsSaiTys ss Tn ,.a
600 + %Gs4EFS a., n,''
Misf1:9e nsse ass Arrives Cleveland da; S
s"na sos M dfs Inaanapol. a%d St os f9u. = Ga
500 ~ '2"u PAcHFic PIF9'Rs RxpREss-pum,, o. Louis
nd to PssSrs sso Connects FOR Chicago daily and c
Lm al s Parior "a and a. p,Lioi M 2o a.
s"qas SEQ es 80 Il PIa7s a. 4 Gs & 3 s e.
soTMFRS 7ns SsF hSwnY4so " !: i night a'' c4 -
Spring., lsi' night daily seepers New ORE. and H
Atlantic COAST LINE.-sso :. NJ. a.,v s.
Port Tampa and Macon 900 p daily ssisrsrs si..s p
cHEsAPEAKE. & OHIO RAILWAY Exo,.,,
For Old ons Comfort pes and sda Hortss ninTs Cars Ear
Ronte; A. NJ weekdays. and with ThronyS sSnanse
Atlantic isn, CITY. 100 p. NJ. weekdays rhrou,, ~
For Cape May 100 p. VI week -davs
For Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean C,o,.
Pleasant 9lo A. NJ. 10 23O g. 40 81 ana Point
.oS T. week s-days sundays (stop at int.ri.s and
- FOR PHILADELPHIA
ing Car II NJ. II, |. 2iO g. 4 4ao %,lC ac DtA-
Carr: $50 Dining Carr. Dining Car, n go Dining
10 10 70 :, night Sundays mays, e5 $40 go 10 tm,id
night. r. M, i1y
Ticket Orc,s: Nos 4a3. a44 lles ,aa, -,
Iroadway stor House. and FOO, Of Desb;,o!aod ana 81
Cortlandt Streets; Court Street Fni,on and
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station ~, street os
street Brooklyn: Station. Jersey city The SFSo z. FSoa
Transfer Company Will call for and chect he New York
s. PROVOST. pn'vo
General Manager. General rs. "VVO
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

,ulcAGo 2 r. A. and ~ Is nigh.
PITTSDlRG 80 ex S!,s Sgn p sun IA n,g"'
wLsiiiTt;ToN BALTIMORE. SIS. 10 dining Can.
+, 20 a m dining caO 80 Dining Csp ,pn'nS n aS
-ar1 & n m r. Is night, sunday 10 DINING carr. iioV
a N. DINING carr Dining carr. Dining Cap. y D
N. - Is night.
Norfolk II 30 a. m. daily. .,
KEW ORLEANS Through Sieep-r. . p m. daly
Al rain. are Illuminated with Pinisch Light - -
Or,ces: ii3 i72 oG 4l5 40 Bway 81 =. i@sa ~,
,,- powery Z: $40 3A Fulton ST. BROOKLYN; s'auonn
10, Of Liberty St r. II. Of y. j. baggage cheo"e'
f-or, hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE A.
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury ParS o...,
prove and points south 10 Point Pleasant tao 40
i;So a N. i:So. $3.50. 400 q 30 70 Red Bsnki I Ic%
- oilo NJ sundays. fsop az In,eraken Tor A.snry
Park and Ocean Orove) 900 A. NJ 400 p ~ "'0''
For lakewood Toms River. Barnesat Park and p,n..
gat 40 $50 A. n. l:3O 40 p " ~ a'ne-
For Vineland and Briigeton 4:3o A NJ l.3opv
For MONMOUTH Beach. Seabrght ana Hishands ~
Navesink 40 so \ VI. l.2O as $50 s.i5 p -
Sundays. 900 NJ 400 NJ ' ''i' = -
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
Gin hotels.
Gin fotrIs.
HOTEL MlAJIESITIG.
CENTRAL pARr WEST. I'D & list SITS. N Y
ABSNlWTEl,V Fl9EPRWOF.
LUXURIOUS APPOINT TMENTS.

Occupies fun block ,-o7t!ng beautiful Central Park
o-e..n,s cos, %, n~ary four million dollars. 1t con
tain, go ,ors ara parl,rs 245 bathrooms besides
,s rycr g. nver a'.oi and Promenade Halls Parors
u.,l,oe md Must. x ms Winter Garden. Public and
Private Dining and Bal Il oms.
Cuisine unsurpassed. Moderate prices care elegant
Billiard Hall. Bowling Alley and shuttle Board Tor ladies'
and gentlemen Orchestral music every evening also IN
D.. priyqra Rustic ard Palm Gardens. which are ex-
si,ey fr guests and their friends Ideal resort Tor
tourists AMI transient guests
The Majestic viii continue heretofore % cater 20
eo,el and select patronage References required of
o,rfies not personally known 20 the management
II IS suntei within block of the Sixth and Ninth
Avenue Elevated and broadway Gable cars and WITHIN
twenty the shopping ami Theatre Districts
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
Drntine Schools.

- EEORGE w wAILAcE's CLASSES. Leslie Rooms
" SD Street and Boulevard. AMI Harlem. Elerslie
Rooms sos2 West i:Jth Street. opening October 9th
Zee circular.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
g Qencrrrs.

hR. W. q NOVEL;. private tutor: two pupils re-
~ ceivei In family: highest references Address III
East s2d-s
I,RIVATE tuition by graduate ~ oxford. England cx
perlenced her sp ;chiy -ssful with backward
pupils: = character and ability.
ONONIENCIS Tribune once.
rNITOR.-A Everett Stone Nale) sol Fifth-ave.. ex-
i lrrcnc~d In college preparatory instruction. Recon-
nded by Rev Dr Greer IA conscientious and COM
L 81 ont .-lncninr
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28

6tbool Aeenties.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governrsssa
&C. to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Nr NJ YOUNG ~ tTON p Union square
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28

HoDoken.
CTEvENS SCHOOL,
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
THE sTEvEi.s INSTITUTE
or TECHNOLOGY.
RIVER STREET.
between 9th ana Gth streets HOBOKEN N. j.
REOPrNS SEPT 10TH. 1890.
Examinations for admission the 18th and 18th Of
September.
studies preparatory TO Colleges and
Schools OF Science. Law and Medicine.
tuition for all classes Is $50 $50
per
These terms Incl de n studies.
For catalogues apply the Principal g; Stevens School
For Young Ladies.-Country.
4 CADEMY MOUNT ST. URSULA. i;.,r Old Park.
legr Fordhaiu opposite Park.-Ths boarding and
Day Ladies' IN charge OF the Ursulines.
with ali iodeIn Improvements The surround
ings healthy The scholastic be-
gins on Tuesday in September For terms ad-
dress the MOTHER Sufttltlh
DRIGIIT HALI-A Home School of the highest order
ID for little girls Nyack on Hudson. y. y. iAth year.
Oct LIST
nAUErM PREPARATORY INSTITUTE For Iioys and
l. Grs; German kindergarten: DriI College Prepara-
Ton; boarisrs received ate LrS ave bet ~ 80 80
DREW LADIES srHIAARY. CARMEL. n. Y.
- 3isi year begins Sept. 24th: gymnasium aad
with college preparaor.; nome
like thorough progressive Send for illus. circular
JAMES NJ YEAGER. ID. D.. PreA
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-07
Bryan's Last Words.

William ]. Bryan made a speech
ut Omaha, Nebraska. November I'd,
which closed his memorable cam
paign tour. These were Mr.. Bryan's
concluding words, his last message
to the free coinage forces:
"Do you wonder that We have
been able to conduct this campaign z
My friends, We have been able to con-
duct it by the unselfish devotion of
that multitude of men-Democrats,
Fopulists, Repuhlicans-who see
what the gold standard means, and,
seeing il, and have. been willing to
fight it in order to save their chill
dren and their children's children
from the curse Of gold. They tell
US that we must bow down aud
worship the golden calf. say, my
friends, that the American people
will not bow down. They will vote
TO rssta4s the gold and silver coin
age Of tia constitution and in the
restoration Of bimstallism through
out the world"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-07
Death Turks In the Lovers Kin,

obe-D.mocrat.l
Dr.. Hurry, Secretary Of the State
Board of Health at Indianapolis, is
very much disturbed over q case of
diphtheria in that county. It il
the case Of young lover whose
sweetheart was taken i'll. and the
young man FASTENED to her side
and kissed her before the discovery
was made that che had diphtheria.
The microbe got in its work and
now the young man is at deaths
door. Dr.. Hurry said:
II am convinced of the difficulty
We should meet with in trying to
taboo kissing among lovers. AL.
though q most dangerous pastime,
there seems to be an inherit ten
deney to indulge in it, and We
have little hopes of ever being able
to do away With it. may recon-
mend disinfectant for the use of
lovers. Before making a call all
that would be necessary would be
TO rinse the teeth we'll With it and
rub it we'll on the lips. That would
insure devotess against the danger
resulting from osculatory pro.
cesSes,"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-07

In stating the Castle case to the
grand jury at London, the prosecu'
ton claimed that the charge agains,
Walter Castle and his wife, the San
Francisco aristocrats, for stealing
goods from various London stores,
did not differ in facts from the or.
binary charges Of larceny, except
for the position of the parties. The
defense will endeavor to prove that
Mr.. Castle 10 innocent; that the
articles were taken and secreted by
his wife, who has been a kleptoma-
MAC since'a child. If Mrs. Castle
was . poor, ordinary woman. no
such plea would be thought of; she
would be just common, everyday
thief-a lifelong one at that. Who
ever heard Of a poor man, woman
or child, who stole even = loaf of
bread when suffering With the pangs
of hunger, that was excused from
legal prosecution on the plea of
being q kleptomaniacf
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-07

Artemus Ward used to tell : good
story on IN ambitious society wo-
man. 1t seema that the humorist
called At q house ora day whore be
had to wait for some time in the
drawing-room. Artsmps discovered
the card tray and observed that his
hostess had been 90 fortunate % 70
obtain tho card Of noble lore, which
she carefully displayed on tho top
of the pack. He put it beneath
the carpet uno6servsd. When he
next paid : visit to that house the
card vas back 10 ito place, nicely
.scrappd and cleaned. He next hid
it on top q{ the curtains. II vas
found again, Then hs tried behind
the piano and beneath : flower pot,
but the precion4 card MAS always
got. At last b. hid i il tho family
Bible, and that did them. The
house went into mourning.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-07
Application for a Patent.
Notice No. 49.
Survey No. li73.
United States Land Of,e~

United States Land Once,
HALEY. Idaho, February 10. ~
Notice 10 hereby given, that 6es,ge 4.
Williams. whose post Office address s A.
ianta, Elmors county. State Of Idaho, has
made application for . United states nj
cnt for the
Grouse Creek No. = Min Site
claim, situate on uhsuyveyed laals u u
United States, in Middle Boise Nisiae DH
triet, Elmore county, State Of ldsis, cUa.
sisting of lOQ2 linear fee, of the Mil Sss,
and surface ground 265 feet wide beins
survey No. ll73. and described in The ~
notes aud plat of the official survey - "
in this Office, with magnetic variatios Il >
degrees east. as follows:
Beginning ut corner No. of this elaln,
and running thence N. $40 IS l. ~ iest
to corner No. 2; thence 8. 40 ~ E. laiss
to corner No. 5; thence S. s6o T. 80 feNs
corner No. 4. From this corner 0. J. Nh
No. bears n. $50 ~ s." d. S.3sss ~;
thence 8. $40 W. 200 feet to cornsr Ns.t
themes N. $50 W. $50 feet to cezusr Net
thence n. $50 O6, ~" W. 372 feet to cerak
No. l, the place of beginning survey q W
exterior boundaries of this claim; ineies'
ing an area of 4.2o2 acres applied tot. "
The said Mill Site claim being Of ree9ei
in the Office Of the County Recorder q ~ y
mining district, 1T Mountainhsns, -
more county. state of Idaho. The neeles
xAown locations being the Atlanta 80 ~
lode claim. survey No. 43 A.. an -
Grouse Greek No. Mill Site, survey >"
u72.
Any and all persons claiming adycl.g,
any portion of che said Grouse Creek -
Mil Site claim or surface ground ~"
quired to lille their adverse claims 'e s.U,'.
with the Register of the unlsee , cttt.'
Land Office, at Haley, State o. is .lst
within the sixty days publication tss ~
VI they will be barred BY virtue OF '.e ~
Visions Of the statute in such Cases %"
aud provided. ,...,
Idirect that the foregoing nstiss .! - =.
cation for patent be published ter ~
riod Of sixty days ten consecutlvt, = v ..s,.
in the KkrCAUA kAYsroSE, . wseiH ...s.
paper publ,shed at ketchum. BLAINE ~
y. state Of Idaho, being the as"'P
published nearest said claim. ,
WI. BKODHIAD, hes;s6
First publication, February u. =. -
". u. WAIT, Attorney for AppA-
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-07
News and Gossip.

A London paper says Mr.. Glad
stone is about to become 4 cyclist.
His little grandchild, Dorothy Drew,
yidel we'll, and it 10 explained that
her leayning to ride has % fascinat.
ed tao veteran statesma1 that he is
determined to enjoy himbslf in the
same manner.
A rumor has gained currency in
New York society circbs that Mrs.
Aston will soon announce the en-
Eagement of her daughter, Mrs.
prayton, to . titled Englishman.
Mrs. Drayton, who il the divorced
wife Of ]. Coleman nrayton, has
lately been the guest Of intimats
friends in England and Scotland,
and 10 now at the apartments Of Mrs..
Astor on the Champs Elyses, Paris.
Tho Home Journal says: Avoid
the scolding tone. A tired mother
mother may And it hard to do this,
but It 10 sAe who will get must good
By observing the rule. The tone OF
ecolding tslls upon the throat, just
whore . woman Who 10 not over
strong 10 apt to fsal The ache Of q.
trem1 fatigue. The children. too,
who srs great imitators, will b sore
~ catch ~ saeadiae tors AID vii
talk ta-thejs dalh, % 90 snothse;
end by apd hy1e thsir own childt6n
vssy pauch . tbstf mothara ~
pov talking - them.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-07
GEN HRAL NEWS.

John L. Sullivan, ex-pugilistic
champion. has cancer. II devsl.
oped in his right hand. The ply.
sicians say he must lose his hand.
George Croker, second son Of the
deceaaed San Francisco millionaire,
in addition to tho $49O, 600 bonds
left in trust for him conditionally
upon his remaining sober Ave years,
has just come into posession of 4
one-eighth interest ia his fathers
estate. which IL equivalent in round
numbers to II 600, GOO
Mrs. Mary Allen, Of Marysville,
Mont, accidentally shot and killed
her 18-year- old son and fatally shot
her husband one day last week. He
was whipping the boy. She inter-
fered and be turned on her. She
took . rife and shot ct him but
killed the boy BY accident. She
then shot him in the head. He may
die, and she 10 crazed with grief.
Adispatch from Chicago Oct. 3lst
says: Louis ]. Kanchett and Chaun-
coy C. Foster were expelled to-day
from the business college ct which
they were students. They are the
youths who threw eggs ct Bryan,
and were released by the police yes
terday at hryan's request. Neither
of the students were present whom
Principal O. N. Powers to-day for
mally announced their expulsion to
the ESQ students ia the institution.
William J. Bryan 10 his speech
At Lincoln Monday sid /:
II have stated that il I am elected
I shall not be absent from you
more than four years. When I
stated It I meant il and want you
TO believe in my sincerity whom I
say %. I believe that ths Office il
attended with duties 10 great, with
responsibilities 90 heavy, that the
man who occupiss i ought to have
no personal ambition beyopd prov.
ing himpelf worthy Of the conf
dencs Of those who elect HIM
III elected, / shall eo1escIats
fonr years Of my life .. IT, ses~
vices Of my country, fsslipx that
whsa thet i done III hAs been dnns
ia the vay OF honor that can -
done. md then Isshall rejoict aeein
10 b : pFivsts oiti1ea u this No
Ition, uhete - b. : eilieoo = greater
khA11to ~ j king