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New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
Railroads
-AMERicA's oRgArEsr RanRoAu.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
u HUDSON RIVER r. r.

$40 A. M-Eneept sunday Empire state Express Press
Syracuse and Roches,er Due Buffalo 40 p m.
Niagara Fails ) 5a p. m. This train is limited to
o.se 'sns MDas saRs'"f Fast Mail for poushk.ep:,s
bsny Utica. Syracuse. Rochester buHa'0 N''s~'"
1880 A. M.-Excrpt Sunday Day Express. For all i'm
loo p M-DaIy Southwestern Limited. For cOIam- an-
@ s ssanS & aHs s
Albany. schenectady, Utica. Syracuse, Rochester
$40 T. M.-Except Sunday West Point. Poughkeepsis
4ao o'%y TGy SaSasSf' NortS Shore Limited pu.
$50 so, a. m: : Chicago 4so p. M Stops at Albany
600 P. M.Day: For Albany Troy. Utica. Ad.,on-
as s1 osS1 Detroit suaH ch
cago. Cincinnati. St. Louis r.-,.
7saO 2 M@baily Buffalo Niagara ga': &c, Gsv:,
s1S 1as.s'ss s. and 'S''' "'D'
oo dy ssS. T rocE RsSay n
and for Rochester 60 ,r..-.
'' %Da nsE
Toledo, Chicago; and. except Saturday for Cape
on aSa. nss Albany S asS
o0s p.s.s I'd 4. Sv.ss except Sunday to
0n5 4 M.csunday only, to Pitished and the Bsrk-
'Hl. h' SqH4 H'Fss TsSISs Sy'iSa e yoykEss ,.
r.e ra a n an ss IN
ile Elevated Road THIS the only line running 'aii
WsEHer rs1Ss Cd Cars S on d srSusn trains
ils Broadway Park Place POI 4ia broadway 81 East
Fulton st. and los Broadway; =. BrooIiyn. ,v..,
SSa SoHN NNSfeS1 roT@EY' EreS"' GEORGE H. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
BARRAS MEMOIRS
COMPLETED.

- ox BARRAS Member OF the Directorate
nth n General Introduction. Prefaces and
.--.,sces. by GEORGE DUKUY. Translated. With
Portraits IN Photosravure Two Facsimilies
r~o Plans Complete in Four Volumes. VOL L.
.,o,.nt Regime and the Revolution. Vol. H.
n,,ec,ora,e up to the 18th Fructidor. Published
49, Vol ILL., The Directorate from the 18th
,,o, 10 the 18th Brumaire. Vol ~. The
..,,,. the Empire; The Restoration; Analytical
- svo Cloth. Uncut Edges and Gilt Tops 81 IS
per volume.
.h. first and second volumes OF the MEMOIRS
.,pIs appeared last May. their publication was
or Do valuable and exceedingly entertaining con-
bshsu =, new material for the use OF students Of
t0' .,.,ory and the deeetation OF the general
I" r,., in that incomplete form. the recognition Of
Fsso" rt.ncs was immediate and weii-nigh universal
hen .,,,a and fourth volumes will be read even more
II" ,,., the first two. both by the general reader
es a.. .,udent Of French history OF the period The
"o /" hound in anecdote and personal details Of the
~ ~n'u =, the perod-Talieyrnnd. Mime. de stasl Ben
co,,,an,-together with number OF personages
rm" r.a with the Restoration. But above all. Barras
eo.., nenned history Of the Directorate such as
"a -. r.mv could not lave outlined.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA


Stations foot Of Desbrosses and Co.tlandt Streets
Il Eg;s, Apr, = .I 1893 % p.,u,.
YSS6 4. car X r.o0
Go" csaa is.. se1 e.se D"n sSH's % sSs
A. NJ Cincinnati 20 A. ~ IndsnsgoIis soo 4; H.,1: =:
AsD bn.. 81 .sys t.
vile and chiesSo. Arrives cincinnati 1916 4. NJ g.
odS 6Sr': Nj Gaf:so hxpkrspma. i!s Sleeping
ss H NJ shfass elS
ssSas arss: cinelnna Sne "s Pr: M Indianapolis ioS H.
SIS Poi: MpAciEc nj :esS4s Sleeping Cur
Pittsburs. Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
s1ee'' wxsaiSiorox sa'sIfiSSix AND THE SOUTH; , :.
10 Dining 8 ffs II .na n bu,.s Se S1S
D:.1t s' R"ns s'' e. 1ss ssD A.:
sGHz4SEss rz SfS FaiMwI4ss Is : daily Sleeper. .
Springs. i2i5 night daily. sespers to New-oreans and
ATIASTIc COAST LrNE-eso A. NJ daily Sleeper. :: % 70
Port Tampa, Macon and Jacksonville ooo r. H. da'V'
cIiEsxPEXKE Ohio RAILWAY. Express 500 p. n.
rsr Sp po sssSps and Dpss via
Charles Route 9 4. NJ. week days and with rhF0's"
ATIASTrc CITY. 10 P. NJ. weekdays Through Buffet
r6R rsr1.s CAPE Gsf MaY. i % Ico week po,.
For Long Branch A:bury nar oesaH o rSV1 sng lS
week days sundays stop Interiaken for Asousy
Ss's@ VI; Us ESk iPjaaIfE1Mbr.rnA: ija ;. :, ,,,..
ing ca, NJ r. ;I;.. 2IS S,s, + t?S 70 S sSp.M T..
dn ts night sundays 8l5 $50. 900. $50 o0 iAmtsa
TO- ii A. NJ. 2 Dining Car). ~ -" "i1s p NJ
1918 night - 49,. .oo ,oa ~ and 26f
broadway Astor House. and foot OF les. S,,ss, "a
Cotlandt Streets; Court Street sD Fui.on - r,,ov
praadwav and BROOKLYN Annex Station Ioot 9t W. .n
Street Brooklyn station. Jersey CITY. ne S trom
rans;sr Company will for and check baggage ''
hotels and residences through to destination ,vooo
g. NJ PROVOST. c., I, rs...r o. Agent
General Manager. Heneral e-.-S--- ers -
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE rxcuANcrs

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
TWO sales under foreclosure proceedings comprised
the business transacted yesterday at the Broadway
Real Estate Salesroom
william Kennedy sold No. Sc ST. Marks Place, u
nVe-story brick tenement-house lot 251Ox976 IT,.
Charles Simons Sons for S356O0
John T. Boyd sold No. 40 West Twenty sixth St
three-story brcx stable. lot lSxss IT, to the plain
tiH. the New-York County Savings Bank. for $500
There was due on judgment 1855
M o. Ia Costa has purchased the four-story pri-
vate dwelling No. 129 East Flfty-eighth-st. from
Egbert b. Mack, Of Chicago for about $4,000
j. N. kalley Son have sold for Felix Campbell
president OF the Peoples Trust Company Of Brook
yh., 70 the Woodbridge Company. the hve-story
terms. ' ~ '' VI S
John Is. James, jr.. has negotiated deal between
the executors Of the estate OF Hiram Barney and
Dr John H. Eden, By which the latter will sell, in
plCss a tract of twenty-seven acres on Riverdae-
ave. near Kingsbridge. The property will be re-
strcted and made desirable residential section
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
NEW BOOK BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
SEA WOLVES"

.rxr1EMAN's GENTLEMAN. Being Certain Pages
rom the Life and Strange Adventures OF Sir Nicholas
...s. Bart as related by his Valet. Hildebrand
u,., py MAX PEMBERTON. Author Of The Sea
&C.," stc Post svo, Cloth, Ornamental 81 %.
-. immortal Barry Lyndon has worthy successor
n, psson of the accomplished rascal whose Adventures.
-" IA say Mr. Max Pemberton has here collected.
- ~ ,,ro.sb,e 10 say which Of Mr. Pemberton's two
,..s, Is the greater rogue. but the matchless au-
~ 4. and unnagrng bonhomie Of the pair may serve In
!. ,har,,y 10 cover a multitude of sins.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
ERIE RAILROAD

r.-ouyb ,rains leave foot OF Chamoefs-ek'
- tuss and five minutes earlier from West I'D
~ "a ~ W-Vestibu,ed Express Daily for waveriy.
S(uD Is,nshamton Elmra i'uffao Bradford. James
town Meadvle and the West Paror car 70
onO r. M@vestibuled Limited fast rail Daily soiid
Z:(VJ train Tor Chicago Chauauqua Lake, arrives
SIeve,and 80 A. M.. Chicago p. b. Slcepers
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. DINING
-OO r. M.-Bufralo vestibuIed Express Daily. ar
/:s1U rtyes I,uffao NJ. making direct conneo~
tons for Detroit Chicago and the West -,
OK =. M-via Chautauqua Lake and NIAGARA Fsas s
Old Is,iy Solid train Chicago. sleepsrs TO Buy
faio. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining sar v
gNIcKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III, 26i 40l and ~! Broadway'
iGs East i2sth-s,., Chambers and West ferries
New York: 3H Fulton-st.. Brooklyn: 2D Hudson st.
Hooken and Jersey Station. Erie Transfer company
Tor and checks baggage from hotels aud residences
% destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
tAn,hracite coal used excu,ssesl,y1 s,.
ro,,r TRACKS Automatic Block Signas'
fo" ~ and after March -. 1896. 90

(Anthracite coal used exciuse eayJ
Four Tracks Automatic Flock S'shas'
Trains station foot Of Lss,Iy Lsscb Chunk. -,
For Easton: Bethlehem Alen,own' NJ i:io' i:so t4O6
-. 5S slS .s G:' s !o e has'sn sundays
40 C7i5 Easton, NJ lsS s;sU s:1c,soo S y:io A. NJ
For wk.s,saarpe :,a Pi'isaGn ssnaaSs Ssa 80 A. n
1;lo iso Rssanr mo al 40 500 ao 20 NJ anc
l5o 200 100 500 S.5 70 oSe d aSo 40 14G H. isi5 night
days Esr tsS Msr4:Ssrs Is M i iiS
5 is ,o '.s as, p n n lsls lsls nss nsSi su'a
For sunbury LewIsburs and WiiansggoT, AZ 80 ~
a:iO A. NJ. i:lo. iso. 900 =. NJ sun'asS' '''
o'o" r. NJ ALL.RAIL ROUTE, .. po,,.
Red Bank Long a gs"aeh M rad o sc"i: rs s0S $40 70
G9o1e s9D and az a.s.rs :.9 psis ak. soo A. a. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD
For o. FarminSiaie Toms River Bsrnesat PARK ana
parnsra,' t:so s:iS A. NJ. As. $40 p NJ ~
For Atlantic city. vineand and br'dse'0n' SOU - -
'iS For r. Gonmouth Beach seabght and Hshla,nd' q
Si,f'"s ssnssS. asa ss sCS A. r. n 4 Zoo IT, '''
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADEwLarsIHII1hS sH1S Sd4DN n4STIMoHE AND
1000 iIS dining cs9 Zoo Nj dbnas ass Gar, s SO $50
ooo ss91s lodo ~srfor NJ }ai5 night a so 1902
ii 20 Dining Carr a. ~. 200. 400 800 'pinns ean
500 ssr Bs;oe M ana naaA 49, Sis;
1900 Dining Car, a. NJ 2oS aSs 80 'S iSoo e'ihs IT'S
Dining Car, A. NJ 200 500 Dining carr 0'' = ~"
s.G,s can be r'iuTss rosSway si sSS y
IA 9th Ave 81 IAN St. i3' East iosn ' Court @
West I25th St, ?5l Columbus Ave- New 3rx; S'
S. Fulton ST. Ss @ ea for and check
baggage from hotel residence to DESTINATION
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of COrtinndt nnd Des ~, WHt;cH
W,Sn a 81 daily tSundsys. $40 A. MI Jof h"S~A
CHIN and intermediate stations. ,ocyrcrrp pI-r-
a.ic A NJ daily for GENEVA ROSlitS r,,s; -.
rAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BhlpTS .; s's sne
~ Vest and principal local points dining 20 Gus
,.,or T,ridge Pullman Vestibule Sleeper 70
,t,O A. W. daily. SUNDAY. Ior si|vs |yaaj
CIiIiNK and intermediate points Connections Tor fea"
cO p, NJ daily except Sunday. for E;mi%hA % sno al 81
ReadIrg: chair-car Wilkesbarre .,, a "a
"a, % ~ Sundays ~. for Wnkesparre' L. 10
function and all intermediate stations a m ,r-Sr-
a.tO u " daily excep; sunday. for l., q ID. ~.s
rrcS ana principal Intermediate stations; fuiun o""'
r,n, car 10 Wlkr.barre: connecting for PottsVie.
''.,r5 p NJ daily for Easton and ntermeu'a's s's~
W.iO r. W. daily. for BUFFALO. NiAGAkA rH,sS raiS
X Y 10 Chicago Sleeper TO l'anao ana '''0"''' ~'A
nections FOR Reading and Harrisburg >.rv. poCuEs-
D,OO p VI. daily for ITHACA: GENE.A' ~ no| ,nin,,
rt.J BI FFkIO NIAGARA FALLS; ana an pos'ss aar
W.st Pullman sleeper Chicago and Bunalo' cna"
ca" :5C r. II. daily. except Sunday. for EAsToN ana
Atatonai local daily except sunday t9r poI s
pRoOK and intermediate points leave as ioisoMs
a. NJ o.oO A. ~. 1910 +. NJ. 20 and ~ Sga T. ais a.
r,c.sts and Pullman accommodations al 2So 10 o.
and 32s broadway. 81 East i4th ST. i36 East zon "a
Il v. $50 Fulton ST. Court ST.. SS broaa"aS' s"s
Brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN III, 81, for and che~h
Sew,York Transfer Company VIII can lot anu s's~e
barxare from hotel residence through TO dstnaton.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
DC1 LACK AwANNA AND WESTERN Il. n,
SsSticns ir New-YOrk foot Of barclay and
ChriatOpheP Streets.
- AS PINTSCH LIGHT,

p,r.c, route to NEWARK, BLIOOMFlELp. MoNTCLAIR.
Rage. Madison. Morristown Passaic Paterson, Boon
foA IAKE NH6pSTcoSG Hsckeistown. scHooLEWs
MOUNTAINS Washington, PHILLIPsBURG. EAsToS.
WATER GAP. sTMOupsBuRG pocono Mountains
COKE, DANylLLE NoRdTIHpMSEpRwLAsSNPI dI GpwsSI Mont Mont
vile UTlcH RSpFIEIp sPMIYSs dWN sT1R Go,,i;ns
CoRNINo BATH pANsyIILE BtETALo Al. 9,sr and all
points WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:2o A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
600 a. M.-BuFFAIo, SCRANTON. gINGM,AAMroN, gI,A
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cans con-
meet at Buffalo for Chicago and points west
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
400 p M-SCRANTON WIskESDAkRE ana PLI8-
Ot'TII EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
7.3O p NJ (Daiiy).--Huralo vestbued Limited Express
for SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF.
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects %
fIufYao with train for Chicago and points west
0:3O r. a. (DaiIy)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM.
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OsWEdO EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at it
Park Place broadway Tickets at ferry statone ~
broadway III <thave.. l2thst 80 West I&Sth%t,
235 Columbus ave NewYork S3S and 728 Fulton anA
broadway Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor-
''WEsrcoTr EMPRESS COMPANY will call Tor sal
check baggage from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
0uun,rn propertp for Sale.

>.s>~~S~~S~~~~~~~"~'~"~>>
THE RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM WiHdfEiTToy WvipHSrfiToy
n THIRD-AVE. FORT HILL SEWrslSm, SEW,ha ,,h .,o,,-
Three Cottage containing TEN HOomS , m psrior
soo,n large ,iosets commodous shsd. Doup t,sd
,oo'M 'Iso pen and Kitchen on nocr seven bsu
roons q FSrid; r,ns FINE ocean view
from IN. upper windows House In perfecs ePa F.rry ana
IL. ,stshn twelve minutes walk OF the NJ ~.
.,o S NANTES walk OF the trolley cars inquire v" '
premises -
NOR SALE OR RENT.In Royal!on W.. t.s,cs ~an. and
H. n,ru,es' walk churches schools pos''"r soocs
railroad depot nne house c.msn.d celiars
morty rr. water barn with stalls all 10 gooa rspa,
,uc,m1isr half an Of land VIII % sor oi w "
cost. Apply to A. w kENNE,. -,
- raa THAN $1,000 will pay for new or Nv i6D:
| hc,ss ~ feet wide: e'ery Improvement 'o' " ~ 49,
view superb. . a.. ,,,u x,r~xhr,dre NJ v City.
o,rprfsrMENTS ana subscriptions foS dne In1urs h%y
4 J,scsived Al their Uptown once 10 iSs< sdysf.
"a. "a %s"ts ,oIIowns S,:nea 20 Ssis SHAVE.
ON o ssnct, IA 9th cor l1th st.; Ixz a,s
80, ~. " Wei o6ti-st 100 West lSd-ss" ss' o'""
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
BUILDING PLANS FILED

lewis. Charles +. "a Lizzie Bayne. No 800
West li4;L-st. instruments ..,.................
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
. VOLUME OF THOMAS HARDY's NOVELS.
A ApopuLAR EDITION or A POPULAR BOOK.

POPULAR EDITION or A POPULAR BOOK.
WEALTH AGAINST COMMONWEALTH. BY HENRY
prMAREsr LLOYD. svo. Cloth 81 90. New Edition.
N popularity Of this book and the general attention
sps,a IN a have created a demand cheaper edition
dR vhxA its publishers have herewith recognized
s>usb4ng and exciting In it's intensity OF in'ere"
n he ao1 Of q great war.-Boston Herald.
~ Aak the most powerful book YET "n''s" epo"
lnsGa rnopopo,es but the most stirring yet written
~ natural moropolies.-Outiook n Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21

pvERrisEMENTs seA sahssriu'iSns fos yns fsss.e s
"a dor north Of Sis.N1 unti O'clock m; sdvss.
ssm'n oscs rs.. S,t" O'clock p M, Viz. - shave.
ecr sds iss cta-sys. i3.h,.s ixs coS%oSS.:vs
ESs, ,Ssh-st.: Isl wsa 42a-:t: kswssa Tn snS "a
Sssh sta; i02s 3d-avs. near eis-st; .1oe isS-svS,
sss. h.:s; ssc ~ sdjcy: n:a: SI'5Ess; a.: - Ssy~
e1-svSi s.6M S6-aves g Aastsrdaa-avA
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Ssls csn asa sHhvds vli rosr 81 GL wfss fsxxs
100 p m. .ad iaIS night PIfTsByRd 4 S'c , sE su1x
a m. 500 p m. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. Sis
a M ~. Sun. 10 q. Dining Carr II 30 z: m (Dtn.
ing Carl, 200 D. nj. t3:SO p ex. SUM-. Dining Cas)
600 D. m Dining CARP. 800 .. M. 1918 night
NORFOLK, II 80 Q. IN daily. - ,.
NEW-ORLEANs. Roanoke and Chattanooga Puilman
s'ssgss cisc.. Iis M ~ se, 49, LAO pro.ax.y East
l4th st.. i27 Bowery n T.: aw Sas ruiton 81; hrook'
iyn: station foot Of Liberty st.. {. r. r. OF n !.
York Transfer Company viii call for and chsck
ha rrare nom hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
RooK FOR THE SEASON.
.-nnr TOWN. With Illustrations by ROsINA EMME'
surRvoop. Post Svo Cloth, Ornamental II 2o

ouror TOWN. With Illustrations by RosiSA EMMETT
surRvoop. Post svo. Cloth. Ornamental. 81 Is
..r,es Of clever sketches the experiences agree
a., .,a oherwise OF suburban resident are pleasantly
s-,sa A delicate love story. strung on a slender
a ~ narrative helps to heghten the absurdities OF
=. ,srter and the plumber and the bothers OF the
-. Nugder The host Of people who live out OF town
- srv how true reality the Incidents described
= a.. v,,tv raconteur who always manages to see the
-. ucdery,ng the situation. more deiigntfu little
49, ,or leisure hour has seldom been written. and the
iaxinss nimitable
A VOLUME OF THOMAS HARDY's NOVELS.
nrsyrRArE REMEDIES. A Novel. By THOMAS
HARDY. Illustrated New Edition. with Etched
yrnt,spiece Crown svo. Cloth Ornamental. 81 80
Other Volumes in
THE NEW AND UNIFORM EDITION
Of
a.. THOMAS HARDY'S NOVELS
4. ,.oa,c..r The Mayor Of Cssterbridge.
~ Hand of EtheJberta. A Pair OF Blue Eyes.
fne weodanders. Two on z LowsI.
~ finn the MaddinG Tess OF the DUrbervies.
,fCsovd. hus"Aeu
Crown svo. Cloth. 81 80 per volume
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~ sM!SN AND FoREIoN TEACHERS AoENc,
~ - Profess M. Teachers. Tutors Covernesses
Ma II b yessHSSl3 ySeenssHSl3 snH rcmiiss Apply %
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
&eaeprrs.

fStstH Hnn - COLUMBIA GRADUATE. for twelv. re.rr
D10ncs 1s9,,known fames. desires pupiis; sSecisi
HI. ~ ,eeaScss ~ prspsstory insTuction. Address
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
Gountrr propertn Go Get

1IF0F<s'U
T FAR ROCKAWAY. Iawrenr" and vicinity, choice
n dwellings 10 rent Printed list mailed free ANDREW
McTIGt,E. Far Rockaway.
COTTAGES At LONG BEACH. T." L. ~ miles from
~ Y. Frequent trains. Located on the ocean
beach Furnished cottage. II rooms all improvements
LONG REACH ASSOCIATION. II broadway
T1INt SUMMER PLACE To RENr-Iarge new house;
ali modern improvements, good barn. For particu-
lar. address AUG J.. CIRTISS. Norfolk. Conn
gT,O RENT AT RIvERDALE-ON THE HUDSON. large
furnished with water. gas. stable ana sarheh'
ABOUT ten nni large trees and lawn 10 MIN
u,es the Rivcrdale RaVad station hp"' q" "'"-
ute. 10 Grand Centrt Depot.
r. A. cRt'IKsffANK & 60. i76 Broadway
yINO LET rNFURNis,IEp Fernside cottag. q. irvlng
Ton on Hudson ic ms grounds about IA acres.
.,ah. with stalls and room for several carrases hp
niy 10 " r. BISHOP. Mills Building. 10 Broad ST,
New York
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
bcn 6ouees 90 fet-Countrp.

Furnished bouses 90 fet-Qonntrp.
NEWLY FT-RSisUED brick cottage ana carriage
n house beautifully situated. on Brund~ny ~ nNIns
Tn ON Hudson: II rooms modern improvements yearly
'e"'' '''"' ''"'' EI.IPHALET WOOD Irvingion.
mo prST FOR THE SFASON.-Scw and fully fur-
rI.bed residrnce at Isk~vll~ Conn; convenient 10
d.c,t y o. hotel livery fifteen room cottage;
80 siesn,ng rooms. all enienc,s large pafza: near
Iakr Wononscopomoc. which ar" ~ I<wrrnce sats
and naphha launch for hrr hne view OF ake: 10
hn,r. from d, Depot through references given ana
rsauire,l HUBERT WILLIAMS. Auy-at Law. i%ke-
tlls fsnu
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
pERKELEY SCHOOL, ,,
SPECIAL CLASS FOR LITTLE BOYS.
Early notice is given that Oct LIST. 1895 10 boys
70 years Of VIII be received In class ENTIRELY
SEPARATE the main school. but with the same
eade Of nstructon-under three experienced teachers
"a with the same facilities Military Drill Casthencs
Manual Training. French and German Daily session.
SIS TO 1918
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21

dwight SCHOOL
- will occupy It's building. Is West <3d-st near
mn ave- about May !. 1885,
Seventeenth year begins September 30
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
6uburban proptrtr for Sale.

VNrJZABFTH n J-Fr sale-R--idences In be-. locn
~ ,Ion.. xi Impro, emsnts: In good order. s+bo an
upwards Rob't T. Chetwood - Droais' Elizabeth n
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21
Jnsirurtion.

HARPER 4 BROS. PUBLISHERS. NEw-YoR
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ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
"A SCREW STEAMERS NEw-YoRK-LoNDoN--
WEEKLY.
3. y. MOBILIZE -
For freight and passage apply TO
NEW-YORK SHIPPING CO.. General Agents.
Produce Exchange Building Broadway. New-York
Steamer leaves Pier ~ r. foot OF West Houston-st
New-York tribune., 1896-04-21

For Yong Ladies-City.
lTADEMOIsELLE vELTIN.
~ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
yIREPROOP SCHOOL BUILDING.
leo AND i62 WEST 74TH-ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

since the days Of Christ and Ills
APO tiles, have ever taught tho principle
OF the redemption OF the dcauf Here
we have four temples reared IN tna
State by the l.atter.day Saints. aud ems
OF thousands OF the dead have bscn &C.
deemed by the administration of He
Gospel OF Christ TO their postcfiiy %
friends. This Is one OF the evidences oi
the iulfllmcnt Of the Gospel Of lciu
Christ The prophet says, savior.
shall cone up on mount Zion and
the kingdom shall be the Lotd's.' u
We we're not the saints OF God we
could not do this. Whatever other
dspensations may have done 10 this
direction. we have no record OF Do,
Jesus himself preached this doctrine
While hii body lay In the tomb he went
and preached to those who were IN the
spifit world. that they might be judge
according to men IN the fish I'm,
work is with the Liticf.day Saints, and
will remain with u.
We lost ono OF our Apostles "a short
time since. lie was about the ypunzc. {
man IN the quorum Of the ApJsil s..
lie was called suddenly away from us
There Is meaning to this Many times
things take place with rs that We do not
comprehend, unless Il u given 90 as by
revelation. Hut there Is a meaning 10
the loss Of that Young Apostle hal a
manifestation OF that while IN San Fran.
cisco recently. One evening, as EEL
asleep. | was very much troubled with
evil spirits, that tried 10 all q me, and
while labofing 20 throw oil these spirit,
aud their influence, there was another
spirit visited me that seemed 10 have
power over the evil spirits, aud they de-
parted from me. Before he left me be
told me not to gricyc because OF the dc
pafture OF Abraham Hoaglanl Cannon;
Tor the Lord had called him to Oh
another Important mission IN the spirit
world. as a pure and holy Apostle Irom
Zion Ia the Rocky Mountains--a labor
which would not only prove a great
bcrSiii TO his fathers household, but 10
the Clufch and kingdom OF Coz on the
earth. feel TO name this, because % Is
true. have become acquainted win
many things 10 our history that have
narvelcd at While In the 81.
Gcofge Temnle | had a sou, who was
In the north country, drowned. lie
was ~ yosu OF age, and was iaiiA-
iul young man. lie had a warning oi
this. Ia a dream he was nlthtd how
he would die We had testimony oi that
alter his death. / asked the Lord why
he was taken from me. The answer q
me was, "Yju are doing % great deal
iof the redemption Of your dead; hut the
law OF redemption requires some VI
your own seed m the spirit world 10
attend 10 work connected with thIa.'
That was new principle TO me; but u
satisfied me why he was taken asay. 1
name this. because there are a great
many Instances like Il among the Later
day Saints. TINS was the case with
Brother Abraham Cannon. tie was
taken away to fulfill thai mission. Aul
where W. have anything OF this kind,
we should leave II in the hands OF Cod
to reconcile.
Let Us try as La,tef.day Saints TO
qualify ourselves 20 do the will Of God
and bear of HIS kingdom, ani be trus
and faithful TO the end, which may God
grant, ior Chnsts SAKE. Amen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

The midst Of ~ when thsNisitinr sur.
gron arrived.
"a student was handling tho knife
and had laid tnro the iifo destroying
cause.
Careful. CAREFUL. exclaimed tho
visiting surgeon us tho student dexter
ously cut Che n.sh. ~ YEA sovor Tint
artery. shc mny dio under the knife
'IhH vWuIug clmc late. tho knife
had slii tho artery, and tho blood leap.
ed into ihc wound.
"rhc visiting surgeon had n small
cut on Dis furlugor To uiss tho ar.
tory 30 ns TO stop tho Flow ~ blood
would necessarily bring tho cut In con.
tact with the hiriili of cancer A mo.
mant's delay. on tho other hand. meant.
perhlpa, The womau's death
without an instants hesitation tho
surgeons trained fingers Ind prippod
Tho artery, which ho hold firmly until
81 could be- hRliuud. Il prolonged IT,
woman's life % few months, continued
tho narrator. "hut tho poison got into
tho doctors sysiOm. and be- lay at the
point Of death FOR weeks. -Pituburg
Dispatch.