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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

TIC Youur Maa Die Sss marry Mi.s
Carrie Aston

Carrie Aston
Apropoa Of the Vanderbllt-Wllson
wedding. many are reminded Of incl
tents that show the ioriune-huntins }
,rocii, tiles Of some OF the fashionable :
young people or New York says the
Philadelphia Times In connection
with The marriage Of Miss Carrie Aslor'
Il Is recalled that there was anothe'
young man also rather impeenniou'
who was devoted 10 her before hef
engagement TO Ormc Wilcon. During
the winter preceding he paid notable
attentions 10 Miss Carrie Aston anu
was frequently seen IN the Aslor box
at the opera. poopis ;Sek II for stahtsu
that his attentions we're received Win
favor. aud veterans Of society amiieu
with approval upon the prospect OF the
union. One Of the incidents Of thAt
season was an amateur performance
Of Patience" IN which this young man
.ook a prominent part. Suddenly ~.
mors became rife that all was not ven
with the Young man. and then ne IN
,ontlnenty disappeared. Thereupon
story gradually leaked ont which ae-
counted for his absence. Il seems tha'
he had foolishly involved himself heaN-
ny In debt aud had been unwise enousA-
to seek TO borrow money upon the
prospect NJ his marriage with Miss As
tor. The person Of whom he sought
assistance made an investigation Inc
story reached Mr.. Astor's ears, thefe
was a row. and he was shipped away.
Since that time now some twelve years
ago. his face has not been seen IN Ne"
York. Where he is is possibly not
known even 10 his family He mas
been heard OF rounding Cape Horn az
sailor before the mast, walking the
the street OF Rio Janeiro and Naipa-
ralso In his mariners costume ana
making similar appearance IN san
Francisco Yokohama and elsewhere IN
the circuit OF The globe. why u should
have been necessary FOR the young
man 70 expairlate himself nobody
knows. but the fact remains that De
has never since appeared IN New YORK.
shortly after this episode the engage
mont Of Miss Aston 20 orme Wilson
was announced and the chapter OF ro-
nance or tragedy was closed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

Anthropolog,sle and o,her scientists
are deeply interested In n discovery
made recently near Dickinson. y. D..
a number OF well dlEgers. while pick
Ing away q, a depth OF forty feet below
a solid vein Of coal came across hu-
man skull In an excellent state Of pres.
crvatlon. How Il came there and to
what race Il belonged are the question:
to be decided.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
In. rr.r.a, Of M.,h.,h.

The tragedy Of Macbeth was the Oeca-
sion Of one Of those unlucky occur
ronces which. as every playgoer knows.
must and will occasionally happen, but
which are generally more appreciated
by the onlookers than those immediate
" concerned. A well-known actor was
starring In the English provinces when,
one eyening. the man cast for he hrai
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

layorlte that NJ. Marchand has en-
Faged her for La Scala, the smart Paris
concert hall. for exhibition year. 1900.
Miss Held has repeated her Paris sue
cess THE summer at the Palace Music
Hall. London. where her triumph In
spired her American engagement One
must wonder II II can come to pass,
with music halls In New York Offering
$1,000 bonus for her contract. that she
concluded to make her American debut
In such WORKOUT farce-comedy as The
Parlor Match"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

An eastern PAPER has asked several
prominent Americans 20 name the most
glgnihcantwordln the language Choice
has maip9 been. given to such high
aouhdlns lpd eksllpd words a. patriot
Ism. Ule. faith. nature eie. II the poo-
ple. ~ large conld iconiribute. there
waild be unanimlty for money al
though dimrrrnrcs-as' 20 color might be
expressed ...-.. ..v,..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

eontrasted with Modjeska In Donna
Diana" with Ada Rehan. Nine. Rejane,
Aimee and Duse. as Cyprienne in "Di-
vorcons." her latest London success.
besides bringing us at least four new
parts. among them Kitty Give, actress,
in a one act play. the heroine OF M. de
Paris" in another one act play, the
title role In THE Chill Widow" Miss
Gantham In "The LIAR" and several
new roles that she has not yet done IN
London.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

A curious document has been pre-
pared on the relation OF divorce to sui
eide. The facts Il contains were COM
piled for Germany last year. by this
table II Is shown that there were ASA
suicides Of men either divorced or sop
aratcd from their wives. and 9iS sui
cldes Of widowors, as against only 2se
suicides Of married men, II "a also
shown that 3iS women separated from
their husbands and i2i widows died By
their own hands. In contrast with 81
married women and 81 unmarried. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

MY fad is slippers" says Lillian
Russell; slippers Of all sizes, OF all
countries. Of all ages, and no two alike.
I have been collecting them since | was
H. That was several years ago, at
least. have nlnety-two different
kinds OF slippers and some Of them are
rather famous-Nell Gwynne's slipper,
for instance. have a Greek sandal
that is everal years older than Chris
tlanity. II has a tomb-llke odor, but
outside Of this detail Il IL all right |
also have an old Roman slipper. which
Is worked In bright eolors, with lots
OF gold and pearls"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

J. l.. Singleton Of Atlanta. Is a man
With a strange mania for which he Is
now under arrest, says the Savannah
News. II seems that Slngleton's sole
occupation Is shooting cats and run.
ming and beating little negroes. II Is
estimated that In the last Eve months
he has slain at least forty pnssles. In
fact no cat can live In the nelghhor.
hood with him. Almost daily he patrols
the backwards Of his neighbors with
gun In hand. and looks carefully unde.
the houses and fhoots every cat he
sees. A young negro seems 20 have
the same effect on him as a red cloth
does to Wild bull, lie can not tolerate
the sight Of them. when a little col.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
Nor. Th.a n. could s,.sa.

As his lines directed. the hero said
with as much passion as could be ex-
pected In a 25-cent theater:
The poor man stands no chow In
this country"
you bet he amt goin' to stand this
one any longer" shouted one In the
gallery. whose ralment proclaimed him
as Of the rlass alluded 10. aud the gold
en- esgs 'gan-aying ere they Matched
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

ored boy passcc his house and il eapled
bv singleton. ne jumps on his porcn
ana viii chase the innocent darsy ~
le,r, three blocks. u he doesn't catch
him sooner. aud then without any APP
parent proyocation gives him q good
drubhlng with O stick. on general prln'
tlDio1.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

e""" H"'NN"NNA ~ faheA ~" H'NN'
Mrs. Edward Coultre. aged "a, Of
Perry county. rode horseback forty
eight miles to visit her son. She made
the trip on Friday, returning on Mon
day. Monday afternoon she died Of
bleeding at the nose. caused by exer'
else. She was always a great rider.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

Anna Held. who IL now In New York,
h an English girl with Paris reputa-
ton made at the Folles-Borgores and
The Eldorado. where she was so great a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

what are YOU golnE 70 be when pu
are a man. wlnler' asked the knan
who always asks that question.
"Meg I'm going 10 be a policeman
and stop trolley cars right In the
middle OF the block. "-Indlanapolla
Ionrnal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

81 am waiting, only waiting
Where the shadows do not fall.
AFTER long anticipating.
For an early formal call;
/ am waiting. only waiting,
Where the icy waters roll,
Keep me not anticipating"
Sang the lonely old North Pole.
-Clevelsnd Plain Dealer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

nnder President Harrison's last admln-
istration.
Major clarkson was on the executive
committee OF the National Council Of
Administration, G. A. r., for three con-
secutlve years. and wac elected depart
ment commander OF Nebraska by ac-
clamation at the encampment In Feb
Fuary. 1890. He has also been com
mander Of the Loyal Legion Of Ne
hraaka.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

~why undsr the sun does whlmper-
" want a divorced His wife had a
great deal OF money when he married
her" And she has Il yet. That's the
whole trouble. detroit Free PresA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

Mrs. Arthur Boucher. who as Violet
vanbrugh was In America eight years
ago with the Kendals. Is TO show her
mettle this year, when she will be
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
LAvEs OF the soul

LANES or the soul
less pendulum
We live and hope
and die.
And for so little,
rave to count the
moments as they
hyi
The fond ideals We
cherished seem 20
mock Us as We
climb.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

Jaymore-"Ilas Glibbin's novel sold
very welly" GaRley-"I understand
the FIRST edition h exhausted" jay
more-"what~ Gazley-"well, Il has
stood on the counter Iona enough 10
he."--Roxbury Gazette.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
In THE ODD CORNER.
COME QUEER AND CURIOUS
FEATURES or LIFE.

~ -Four O'cloeks-tnvsntioas ~ hn-
tiquiiy whence This skau-The Tfi-
dug Expehses Persia. Plaster Death
"A Qaser man.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
THE NEW COMMANDER
fHApDEUs STEVENS CLARK
SON OF THE GRAND ARMY.

a. was Horn al the Iiistsrie Town Of
osssysburE, Pa. In isto-IIas Hrii-
liant War Record as a Volunteer sol
der
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

tTime-2 q. M
Arlhur-"My ear aches foariully. Z
wish had some cotton to stun into 4. {
Ned lsleepllyl Why don't fou va
your Notwithstanding lpatnA''
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

The dear old friendships haunt u.s.
though to busy paths We turn;
We sigh for Mistress Hollyhock, de-
mure and yet so stern;
And we fain would ask Sir Foxglove
OF the whispering he beard
When the velvet-rose was flirting with
the tickle humming bird.
And the glintings OF the sunshine as
the twilight clouds unfold.
Are fairer far TO see than all the bar
ter-burnlshed gold.
Life seems something sweet and better
In that nook so FAR away,
Where there's nothing but the four
o'clocks TO toll the time OF dav.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
THEATRICAL GOSSIP.
SAYINGS AND DoiNcs OF TIE
PLAYERFOLg.
iIeury irving, Esvioi % "Cymbeilne'
--Carlston's First rlay-rretiy Anna
usld-sarah Iisrnhardt'a New Play
stage Whispers

ENRY IRvING's
promised revival Of
"cymbeline" calls
up the fact that
since shakspeare's
time there have
been twenty-four
productions Of that
play. Tom Duriey's
play. THE Injured
Princess" based
upon Il and incor-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

Tls all a hopeless struggle 'gainst tho
tyranny OF time.
And We long for that secluslon where
the birds beguile the hours.
Where hearts revive beneath the bcno-
dlctlon OF the flowers;
Tor the dear old-iashioncd garden
where the shadows bid as stray.
With nothing but the four-o'clocks 10
tell the time OF day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

he enlisted April 10, lsol-"''A'n ~
hours after the appearance Of rre resi-
lent Llncoln's call for 10000 men lot
three months-in company A, First IL
Iinols ARTILLERY. He went to caro-
nrved under Gen. Grant there. re-en-
listed for the war July i6. 1851 was
promoted Dec. 1. 1861, TO adjutant oil the
thirteenth Illinois Cavalry; served
with that regiment and on the stan Of
Gen. John w. Davidson, participating
In the battles with that command on
the march TO Helena and Little Rock,
Ark. He was assigned TO command II
during the Arkansas campaign. In
August 1868. he assisted In raising the
Third Arkansas Cavalry OF Union white
men OF that state; was promoted TO
major and commanded the regiment
until nearly the close OF the war, par
tlcipatlng in nearly all OF the battles
In Arkansas under Gen. Steele.
He went to Nebraska, settling In
Omaha. with his brother. the late
Bishop Clarkson. In March. 1866. and
has lived IN that state for nearly thirty
years. He was postmaster OF Omaha
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

HADDEUs Stevens
Clarkson, who was
recently elected
commander . chief
Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic.
was born at Get
tysburg. Pa, in
iSi0. He was edu-
Gated three miles
from the great bat
tlehcld OF Aniietam.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
TALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ For La Guayra Puerto Cabeiio Curacao and Mara
caibo. Via Curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
S. CARACAS. ........... Wednesday. January | o. m
- NE:NEZti Ella SATURDAY. January i6 / ..
SIS PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. January % / q m
FOR MARACAIBO VIA ST THOMAS
SIS CT'RAcAO......... Monday. December 2s | r. m
These American built expressly for the trade
have superior accommodate ms for passengers
BOILTON. BLISS & DAfLETT
General Managers i35 Front~t
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVA ANA
RAILROA ID.
RAIIR0A ID.
tout OF DEsBl.OoSEo a.
STREETS.

STATIONS ioO, Of pEsnHossEs AMI coHrLANDr
SIREETS
500 FAST Eafsl @.lIa5 huss slesDos Car
sHE5 SrEsafa$Sfs F.sgFs
ssSn csrs % Alriyss Ghie4so ST. SleyIIana y %
Hou.vie Isl T"inas' i4 a. o' a. a. st. g. Louis - ~. and
@ssa III; s' < H. as Il 5a: s s9s
'Ss %sass cn'ara and Cleveland
a' a. H. s9i5if1 s''!
cnenaa Ra "1S Gs' to NJ iin'inn i IL s.
to Pts6urg. Connects for Chicago daily. and c'eVe-
land 'gS MAsfSToS@ Taifs :1SSs AS., .E SOUTH
ssS - al 7 "sH fsf e S:5' so
s"naag aaE s Sa ss% go Il Dn'?f % fs q
aaS S.' \ Z y ]sn daily ss s.s.
N* & 4afaa aaG Is. sS%' sr"a s5 "sh secDef'
ATaANTf cohsF I TaB saS 2'y
siseG !s esmS1a o6 s"f nkW%T 500
r6 Say S SSf p@iST sSP1E Po 1ef anh h' ooK via Cap.
Charles Route, a. NJ weekday and with Through
ATEAS1Ic CITY. iooP. NJ. weekdays Through Buffet
roR CAPE MAY. 100 p: n weekdays. -, por,
fGp PessaS a%S ''rn sic t. M iac &Ic ana ,'o p
weekdays: SUNDAYS c1op at lntorlaken for Asb"''
r.', 30 o., II ,$ n F.s". Limited. Il.
D''Ps faI no1 9sh' pi'Is suad"}. es 49, e2S %
%':do Is% 800 lT 1nn II 4 ca M nins arsf ca Is e. M
Ticket t oSee.; Nos 90 s 1Iee 1929 ~ and @ 20,
Broadway. Brooklyn Annex station root = FHIt.c
s,reei GoEyn ssor I'm G. 'sr5 Err and AK Eec e from
hotels and rc,iasnce< through to d',,in9o1 1voo,
cenera, MANAGE General raes'r AGENT
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
=. daily. ffN' ~IN'AN.
"Bi -ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo a1j J. " IGlimsn Ncsnhu" "a,
coaches ana Paiior cars pinirr 'lf sefvc" Mrhl'
a la carte conncr,' BnSao with through si'"r'rs 70
I.:to j.. ". daily. cxc.p, sunday. for Mauch chunk
10 r. H. daily cxcep, sunday. Or Wikesiafrc
pl'is,cn Scranton and principal intermediate stations
Connects for al points coal reg! ns 'hiir-'afs u"
$40 P VI 4 ~. except Sunda}. f-r WHt'sharfe
pjftsfon anil mir cpa Intermediate stations
with ii points in coal region Pullman Bullet
Perlor-d' ar Nilk"stafi"
5.I5 T.. VI. daly. for EASToH arr Intermediate sia-
$40 T.. VI. daily except SUNDAY. Espfess - Satiar
ton AMI principal Intermediate sta Ions Connects f
Reading and Hsrrsi 'fair. Car O. sla'irrion.
20 r. VI. daiiy. Tor BUFFALO NlArAkt FALLS
and all points Iulinas sleeps. ls,' 'nei iraln
Y 10 Chicago. sleeper 10 i'Ira'o and Toronto.
S3O J.. VI. daily except suniay. siepn.rr ONLY at
South rlainnrld Tasion. Rc'hlsn.m. yauch chun..
/. y. Junction. sayre Genesa. Eoen's,'r. i@iath
and Ruffalo Pullman Sl"cpe- tor l;'f .
O,OO T.. VI. fanf. f.r ITHACA GENEVA N"rilFS-
TER PtTFAip 1AGAEA FALLS. and al points
wes'. Pullman seercrs 10 cniras' "ai iuH'l' Sleeper
,ddt-i.i local rains atly except sunis~. o.
ROi'Np Hpok inl a'.fnif iin" points i'1'e nr follows
\. VI. . 80. % AMI 'an = Il - -
Tickets hil lIii'ta. lfiNr7 af 80. 500 ~
AM 3o3 nroadway n las' 1rh Si i,H f1s' i,itl -.
1.7 Bowerv ). $50 Fulton : court >f. - Ir IiI-
way. and Erookiin ttn"N. If OA)n.
New York tt in-f.r 'prlsnr WI call ''r anf rf0'k
baggage from hotel or residence through . Destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
DRESSAl AkING.


cLD,KMAkER and DREssMAKER.-
H'inc OF day. VIII make alterations on
c,.ts and costumes; plush garments
stained. finest worker In seal garments ::
vi alter. rrdye. remodel. enlarge sleeves.
nst into capes. colirrttes and Jackets.
G.Ei;. l3l West 22d s.
0JTt RiERE FRANCHISE ard ladies'
tailor. la'-s; models for winter costumes
cape and wraps. last seasons gowns re-
modelled. short time. moderate prices:
special styles for large ladies' Nine AN
DERSON. 23S 6tb-ave.. formerly with
Stern Bros
DRESSMAK EE. Thorough dressmaker In
every branch Of her business. desires en-
eagem"nts. day or week: city or country;
highest references. Address THOROUGH
Boz iI2. i.2t2 Broadway.
SEAL GARMENTS. fancy furs. made 10
order. rrmodeilng old garments ape-
ciaity: prices reasonable. Mrs. BARKER
10 West 3"th 81. late with Gunther's.
kii-nVe
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
FOR SALE.

.o.,.ooNoN.~~~.N~>-N~DN @>0~>N> = -
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES ;5s
- 80 I'D with Haifo,di Gui'N
.',.birn'. .,sy terms MARIN & BRO
~ East isih.s'
At uEpicEp PRICES 30 second ,ann ,,,,i
w. / AMI Iron working machine, up
,,.,...rf.-I fr.~hir.rv bought anu -
rh,nsea GEORGE y EDDY. ~, MAUI
-.
- ''''.. t..l...,.. orr. Aiiress
.f-.. -Df rrY CLERK TrInun" ''l,'-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
"S1OR AGE"

oo,>Noo NNo0.~H H~>'.~,~o~-o.>>~.>>>>.,S'|
=, Miss u corran. Mrs. e. NJ. corn
well. Mrs H. Post. :. ~. W.tnore. Mar
oYp"nAeim. Mrs. " ". i.sws. Mr. "r
Mi~. Henry Ernst Mrs Olivr, Mrs. Long
head. John Stamminger. Apnle J. kron
helm. T. l. SCHUYLER Mrs IL l.. Sands.
MI OF Mr- a J i.itch. y. g. Marshall.
Mrs. p. Abel Mr. or Srs. John Gray.
-. W"koviskv. Mary Hn"w. Mrs. Per
kins. Matte \ Brown Gertrude Jones.
Mrs Mars Lake I,mra McAulfi". Mrs.
Emma Ritter. Mrs. Nison. Eliza Kane. 9.
Hubbard. Ellen OEelly. Mrs W. 4.
Haz.eiou, Frances Snith. Mr.. Rehwinkle.
Annie Smith. Mrs. j. H. Reuter-. Mrs
Anna Laughlin. Aneri Derrick. Katie cur
ren, H. T.. ie F.ir. . l. Turtle. Tho-
.. Vachs Mrs. " o'Iteilly. W. W. Brant
Mrs. = tonover and Mrs l.. =. clark:
You AMI each & V'u are hereby notified
and ..uiired 10 say the arrears pr amounts
due from you se,rrally Tor the storage ~
goods opposite. by you. or In YOUR names
Icsuccfvely. IN the Columbia Storage
Warehouses. columbus ave and 9th -.
New York Ciy. and In case - default In
- doing y,ir goods viii bc sold at public
nuctifsi 10 pa said storage. at Nos g, and
"a West jIth ST.. rn Saturday. January
20 1917. It 1850 o'clo"N u. M.
CHARLES T.. SAIL.
prop.epr Columbia Storage Warehouses
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
ROAD

Stations foot Of tOrttnndt md Desbr0sscs >IS;
$40 \. VI. dam tSunda>. 100 A. NJ for MAt'H
C1II-\k and intermediate station -.
S:t5 T. VI. daily for wlLKESr NllE s. s. n ATL13N
TAIO NIAGARA FALLS ana ~" Wet anl principal
10 80 T. VI. dailv cVcop- sunday. for MArCi cirNh
nrI rfarl. y. IL. q
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

SLETGHS. SLEIGHS, sLEIGHS.
Large variety new and secondhand Port
lands. Jumpseata. old Comforts Speeding
Cutters, Four-passenger Sieighs &c
Special inducements In $25 Cutters
Also Fur Robes. In choice variety,
from 80 upward.
Fur Foot Warmers. 81 10: Chimes, Bells
tlumes. Gutta Percha To- prevent baillng
EVERYTHING FOR SLEIGHING.
Special-coupe Rockaway at 500. Fine
Brougham si6S. Six passenger Coupe
Rockawny and many others.
JOHN MOORE 4 CO..
81 and % Warren St
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
CAYANNAH LINE FOR FLORIpA. cEoRGIA. 8

NAVANNAH LINE FOR FLORIDA. GEORGTA. &c
~ Tri-weekly from new Pier a. y R.. Tuesday. Thurs
Isty 81 Augusta. Dec - la Granie Duchesse Jan
Kansas City Dec. 81 City II Augusta. Jan.
{, OF BIRMINGHAM. Jan Kansas city. y.........Jan
Unsurpassed cabin accommoda'!ons connee.!ns at
south and Southwest For tickets and reigh, apply
a, 31 28l 353 3s5 Broadway 2, the Pier. foot Of
Spring st. :" NJ sokhEi' manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHlLADELFlIIN. \. NNI.TIMVItt AND

I'D THIIIAUII.I " ~. - - I"''T'T' F'F'
WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. wect daN-. f}p. 500 9.Vi 10 o.
II "a dining ,ari. A. VI. 20 20" a.tb. ca 'hlne.
p,rIor can,
NJ l2is night sundays. i...p 300. 1ooO. i3p u1in-
ing car. \. NJ. ZOO 800 500 dining car. f. =.
1915 night. 49, 49,
Fjr Ral,imor~ and Washington. week days 500 1000.
10 DINING car, A. NJ 200 3.;o 800 Dining car,.
p NJ i::i5 night. suniays 1000 li@o dining can.
A. 81 goo Dining 'sr). T. " - II night
Tickets and parorcar seats can m pro.n1a - tot ~
7a7 9th Az ii'h 81. 1873 East i-i'h 81. 27I
West l2ith St. 25l Columbus AZ. Hew-h York count
q, 500 FuIon St brooklyn. - Broadway. williams
burg The New York Trausfer Company viii call for and
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
N1ISCt,I.LANEOt y.

ABLE LAWYER gives consultation via
out charge. laws ol any state. pioHpt
assistance all difficulties. without publicly.
divorces. s"'.ration. non support. claims
every nature. busin'-s or family troibies
quietly arranged. @ji Broadway, Rom -
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW JERSEY
cNn'hrao''~ .oal us,i e,s...ia,,i'.i,I ~,


roIr tracks. Api.'uaf. ii..k Signals
pu ri.l a'r- sos. - isH
Trains i.t'c station 2 .f ~ i.'lHI'y -.
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dasa 4.aO \ u 40 200 svl. 30 T. u. II - night.
For Harrisburg az 30 s'D. ".ir fi3p 4 NJ. 10.
go p, SO 5.i5 .. u. I. r. nigh. Sundays. -"
A NJ. LOO. 5.;o NJ. 1915 nei4i an, o,
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a.lo \ ". i:lo i:o ga" T. M. sunday. 81" 4 ".
500 =. Il. -
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FOR LONG BiANru o'FhN Grow. &c.
For Red Bank. lnng Hflnrh f.iuff infr "'"'n
Grove. ana paints south - Point Il'assnt - ~.
10 ~ \. VI. l3i. - % az to r. f'.' : 80. 49,
S3s G:i5 f. VI Sunl4ts t4f ai irf"fIatfn Or Aslur
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For LAKEWOOD.
go lo:i' \. NJ. - ".io. a. OBS SATURDAY." on'
T. NJ
.Fer Toms E,e- narg,sesi'. ra-< ana narneea'. $50
For Atlantic CITY Vineiani. arl rriareton. so \.
Tor Monmouth Reach seanrleh'. ari Illshland' -
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New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
PIANO. AND ORGANS.

BARGAINS IN PIANOS,
u,, tsrr rnna4 f-Dm the MANUFACTURED,
ma -,,e agents pront terms mao" 10
.',t ...,.u...- r.I nr send postal for
handsome .irl piano. mailed frre.
PE8r; PLANO CO.,
aic WEST ,gp ST. NEAR srH AVE.
TARGAINS Special. n"w. 'Nshny us"h
fianDs 80 upward. insil!mrni-. ren'"l'
,r.l.nr.l ,ili.lSTMAN. - East iS'h =.
I,pGAt%s steel piano So. ;'e.nva a..
500. nov uyfchfs. $50 WINTER
ROTH. los East iiih st.. adjoining stein
vii -.
ORR SPECIAL. for this month. ne"
cal.ne. sfanI upright pianos. all I'M
rrs,efn.n's. >22j. pafaAl" - monthly.
warranted hse YEARS 1WAt flNHo -
=. rth-as. Twtv's Musical Guest mailed
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
ARD AND ROOMS.

NEW fIoaE,- elderly people ard
ofher- 81 vccaly. Circulars az i,s Saint
AIMS ave.
a.p-ST.. . WEST Handsomely furnished
second Nu1r. with board. references.
81 EAST G.p-ST Four clnneciirg rooms.
ar serarat.. every convenience best ref
,r-u,es. also single rn,iIs.
,sb-sT - WEST Large second story
fr0n, room. all cont"uiencc-. superior
table. moderate. references exchanged.
,iTtf. ST i2i WEST Board In n south
.rn family. references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
FIW\I>HED ROOMS TO LET.

.IST ST. ~ EAST. -
Desirable rooms with or without board :.
references
2jTH- ST. ~ WEST. near Hoffman House.
Large. sunny apartment. .-st-clnss
house. French caterer In basement. refer
encrs.