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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

would from making the .6 5e ARGUES iSat Il win
be cheaper TO make the Improvement 'o" ~
do II several years later ., ho no,n,ed out
on the heights north of the creek ne polm,edb there
will take BY another road II VIII be easy 10 ,eao a
Van Cortlandt Park and thence Bronx - nnn acct
hose pldasnre g grounds Mr. North thinks that
parkway should be laid out In the near iut"t pihom
the Harlem River at First-ave directly 10 fe"""
the asphalt on Kingsbrdge Road will be laid
from 0nrhundred- and .nineteth-st. to the Spuyten
Duyv Creek where 1t Is planned 10 puilo ,rthsr
bridge connecting with Broadway WA T On .ne Boue
ward and Kngsbridge Road should be called dn,n
way and the street numbers snou ui,v line Then
there would be Broadway all the way up tnTH oa
New-York Yonkers. Tarrytown ana o'he'
The return trip was by way Of sedgwlck,ave ano
inny to remark that High Bridge was the finest Ss
piece Of masonry he had ever seen s,ood ' there
fifty years more and there is not cTack Sor OF
waver in 1t. II was the work OF 'oii =, now bears
twice as much weight was intended 70 bcas
That Is a magnificent series OF arches:, ooL1rr Of
not only an aesthetic satisfaction In looki h "a
them but the satisfaction that an engineer mas IN
seeing superb piece of construction. an tho
he Ss had the his ns viii Viii 5e no
peedway fas, horse Is + % Sr'vsys n sap
pose n tug in the river whistles. Half the horses
viii break into run 1t Mas r aSspr ia full 1 Of tugs
much Of the time and they have to determine one
movements by whistles and the municipality can
make any rules to forbid their whlstng.
sEVENTH-NVE. TO BE RESCRFACED'
A remark by the writer on the condition OF oe'.
enth-ave where the brisk wind blew up CLOUDS Oh
dust and compelled cyclists going southwark 10
bend their backs and pedal sturdly; brought OUT
this gratifying statement from Mr.. North;
II am going 10 resurface this avenue. ana ehpeI,t
10 have II done this summer. / finished inc specGi-
fcations only last night. The work VIII be done ny
contract from Central Park as far as One-hunured-
and forty-fifh-st the upper section IL nor 50 Do
and that expect to fix up by days WORN IL
tend 10 have a good hard macadam here ms Is
not properly a place for speeding horses ana UNI
less a horse Is going more than ten miles an nour
a macadam road Is not too hard on his ieet. see
there the teeth all showing, ana the onici Ia
pojnted 70 n place where the stones forming the
inacadam were I'm plain sight. with no top dressing
over them "A street like this ought not 70 De al
lowed 10 get I'm such n condition. II should be con-
SANITY looked after and kept in repair. SO hat II
would need general resurfacing, which mas
now become necessary
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1)ub!ir Notices.
DUBLlC NOTICE.


L Office OF the Clerk Of the Common Council Room 8.
city Hall. New-york City ,so,
Pursuant direction, svsE me in the olOwng Feso
OH 1897 and approved by the Mayor February I3h 1891
D. m' O'clock in the afternoon. and the Chamber OF tn.
IoaTd m %, and place when and application Of
h CIV V of FOR its PERMISSION for
N % ae aoad mn nS li ey e pson
said on n Sr S anrG and s n1s
and s as are more parsu
s , set cdns IN and public notice be given By III.
Clerk OF Board by publishing the same daily lor four
designated therefor By h, Us III. Mayer
Railroad advertising to be at the expense OF the Pc
rsSs P',s sas
required by the provisions o, t E Raroad Law
Tn. s petition of Third Avenue Railroad Company
IL: 9; sss s's.
has Constructed and now operates line OF railroad.
Sas G2'r @
and onar Proposes N Construct Sy o. SsT York
op fha your public Sss IN aR tho
RACKS Of S said Company already AND ana 's ss
ace N streets aad highways in the City Of
From the junction q Amsterdam Yves, on.
and snd ' aeeaSSas sS there
upon 9fn ssd
the same and n T 81 sss
ns and and
Boulevard or Eleventh avenue: '" '"'
YG rs m Rss o. T rs snf
That said extensions ana viii be sbou,
Vnf f Ssaone and said and as
Tss, m. Of said railroad will greatly
e and win AFFORD additional and muchneeded facs
ea,end and Vim enable your pe,tiGnsr transport p @
Dart Of line to their destination for oS as
Tha, the railroad proposed be constructed .,.rd.a
maintained and operated by yeur petitioner
ct teS s;y 9, Ss.
for 70 obtain the consent o. the Common Council OF ihs
CITY New n. ra aGTS and %an,an
Sner now applies Honorable Rody Tor ,oS s psI.
, ssU on S pray" Gy an" .,
and to ss sr,nsd to p"neT
3 'S aoeSae railroad for n man,an
. f2S G ' snd Ssc fs.Gng osetsss
essary connec,ions ,Ti'cns sSngs turnous turntables
OF sd the OF s %or eon
wSsS s sas
S sr Y FILMS s60 XTxth i RAILROAD
E Ms o s aud css@ q d.S:.s.
h. f,,;dsn 9 q ss Th ,C
he has the foregoing petition by him suSscrSed and
Ss s ss s same s 10 %
stated TO alleged meyer, and i" s. tn
nns9 81 f br.s.o Of ass
rate seal q, said company thereto. by the like authority
sworn to before me this sh day q February. issi
Notary Public New yS JoT GS0 bRoi 4: "a
An person, u tn. orssens ' appt sS 40 ar.
no .s 70 ,. " Rs tine and eSs
Clerk Of the Common Council
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. r.
stations In New-lOrk. foot of Barclay aud
Christopher streets.
NESTIBULED TRAINS. Pt LLMAN BUFFET
n

Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTcrAIR
THE OPANGES. summit. Banardsyille, BasainG
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Passaic. Paterson Boon.
ton, Dover, Stanhope, NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE
LAKE HOPATCONG. HackettstOwn SCHOOIEYs
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PIIIIIIPsBURG, EASToN
SCRANTON. PITTS. IN WlI.KESBARRE. NANTT.
COKE, DANvILLE. Observation-Disclosures Nom.
rose. BINGHAMrON. OXFORD NORWICH Water
VILE UTICA. RCHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland
SYRAClSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OwEGO EI,NTR.
CORNING. BATH, DANSNII.I.E, BUFFALO and ali
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops az principal
1000 A. M-1cafe carr BuFFAIo, SCRANTON. BrNG.
CCSE and osWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Par,s,
Cars. Connecting at Buffalo with trains Tor chlcago
and points
100 p. M.-SCRANToN. wILKESBARRE and Er,NlRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
400 y. M.-SCRANTON. WlIKESBARRE and PrYM-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlsr Car.
1880 p. N. tDayD--BuNao Vestbued Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN ELMIRA BUF-
FALO. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Connecting at
$50 p NJ Daily)BufYalo Express Pullman sleeper. for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN, ELMfRA. BATH, MT.
MORRIS and BUFFALO, arriving Buffalo : A. NJ
$50 =. If. Daily)-BVFFALyO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON. ITHACA UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWf,GO
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.
Henry Gaze Sons Limited. ii3 Broadway IL Park
Place. 40 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations. as
Broadway. III ath-sye l2th;s SO West ie3,h-s.
100 Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full in.
formation at all stations
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

-
as follows, minutes earlier from West nd at
OrtO a, M.-Nes,lbuled Express Daily for Wsverly
Blnghamton Elmlra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bunalc
SEQ y NJ. parlor 60 Buffalo
Zoo =. M.-Nesubuled Limited fast mail Daily eol,d
train Chicago Via Chautauqua Lake arrives cieye
land I;t0 A. NJ, Chicago = 4. NJ. Sleepers 20 thlcagN
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
7tO II. M.--Bufalo and Cleveland Nestihulei Fxpress
Daily. arrives Buffalo ';i5 A; NJ, Bradford 7:iS A. NJ.
jamestown. S:55 A. NJ. Cleveland ISIS r. NJ Seepers To
Iunalo and Cleveland making direct connections Tor
troit Chicago and the West
Si4S y. M.-via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
Daily. Solid train to Chicago seepers TO Hornsisvlie.
yNICKETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at Ill ll3 26i. loi and os7 Brosd-
st., Chambers and West aads, ferries, Ney-y9rki ass
ST. Iiobokcn and Jersey city station Wescott Express
calls Tor checks baggage from hotels and residences
TO destination.
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RAILROADS..
"Amsa,oA's oRsATssT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
~ T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.


FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 42p STREET.
$3.50 4 M-E1cept Sunday Empire state E' {siss
Sasas F sna s;s M hi. San limited to
o.so A. MmDaly Fast Mall for poushkesp.i. Albany
Utiea Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, H'"s"
1880 A. M%Ex.ept Sunday Day Express. For all I'm
r!in, b Nsfs[s s'ss s,sns
at Poushtespsie. Albany Utica. Syracuse RoeAe'-
land. Toledo and cricaso stops at Poughkee is,s
Albany. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse Ho'"e''''
$3.50 p ME.ecnt Sunday. Yves. Point Poushkeep'e
4,aO MGDaiy North shore Limited Due i Hesrn
go a. m, Chicago 4;so p m S'0p' ."
600 Albany syr, T.s'' bSsie
Niagara Fall, Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago
e2s GrnSnnn n.,, St I@ps -ov Burlington Passursh
EXCEPT Se ts sTs S'Ss ev.
1850 @E2aiIy For Bufao N'aF ncssa stops at
o.oo PIouehkoepsle, Albany and Utica "a, Messengers
only Tor points on Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
our and for Roc Rochester s,.,,.. o.weso Waterfront
oedensbars Buffalo Niagara Falls s. Cs spe Vincent
e,o Chicago; except Saturday '0r 'A''
1910 train for ch sTsf9 n nsh
Sunday night sunday nights Chicago s'e''
o'oG 4 ~ and nc =" a.as F. M-Dany except Sunday 10
os fsaed We Harlem "dsy p % Fs.sa and tn. Be
.9I. 9i Va isS sHS PY 4o 99oSKEns
Putnam Division as far as Yonkers in conns 'Snns
1ls 4as d nS'S Of Ts s' sh' only "'
Tsf"s' FanS. cars Win SH f ns s5S'fH '
as 2a a 81 west 81 Enss
ton NewYort 1888 and 1875 Futonst and io' b'0a'""'
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the "e''
'ot General Tsnace, General Passenger Agent
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LITTLE READERS OF THE EAST SIDE.
THEIR DEMAND FOR HISTORIES OF THE UNITED
STATES SEEMS UNSUITABLE

STATES SEEMS UNSUITABLE"
An interesting part Of the work OF the University
Settlement. at No &c Delancy-st.. is the library,
Miss Helen Moore Is librarian. There are Slsl
volumes used by 1857 members, and the total
circulation In 1895 was 3i,572 Only two book were
lost The annual report of the Settlement thus
describes some OF the difficulties OF the library;
on Monday afternoon. in the space OF three ee
hours. over 30 books have been distributed anu
this. 100, from room 90 inadequate ~ SIZE ina
the children have to be kept downstars ,wai'n!
so patiently borne, that music-box has been
begged from Kind friend ana now an n nour and Cd
the child who has waited the whole afternoon for
a United States history. only TO find that none lbs is
star Spangied Banner" ,., ..r
Shall We ever be able to satisfy the demand for
usuaIl there are none on the shelves fitted to the
capacity Of the Younger boys and girls. Sometimes
Xmeriea n, for Little Americans Recently thirty.
two were added at one time without SWING ,s amp
at the close Of the day There both necessity
and possibility Of IN ofe sood tera
the literary rubbish posing losing c AS ask
fiction The S shame come them stone as is certainly
the case when boy desiring volume OF Am AMER,
history gets only nondesc1PI, pI laff that he
'' This state OF affairs is almost extreme in re,
got had e complete copy Of Grimm and the boy
W W pe wTol rmms Fairy Tales over again if
we Rad not that. ten cents to read the ureel
tSairv Rook expressed the sentiment. IL not tne
resources OF many a one who has day after nes
waited In vain for these treasures OF the imasHid
ton. ,:..,- II, Co. q hooL called
six Women Equal 10 Six Men SHOWS that ne ne
consideration of one OF the vexed questions or the
d9v has reached Delancey-st. and the humblest OF
her SEX while the demand OF very ni1Ie oof .o'
bography'D proves that sometimes; happily, a
childish thought does get mixed Win me serious r
ones i'm the brain OF these over-ampitlous' over
studious children
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WEST HORE RI.

ilalns ea't ". 42d y, HIaIoI ~ y, as follows, and
M. earlier from foot Franklin ST
3:3O A. NJ. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
D,i6 a. ~ Daily for Albany ttica, Syracuse. Roches-
Ii ::i5 A. NJ Daily except sunday. 10 Catskir Moan-
tains New-PatZ. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska
Albany. Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Pariof
al To- Albany.
Orsl p NJ paily Albany. Montreal. Utcs Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland chicago and ST. Louis.
7,t5 p NJ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches
sti5 p ~ Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
ufao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland Chi
cago and St Louis
nine tables a principal hotels and Offices.
4 Nanderbilf-ave
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BALTlM ORE e. OHIO,

Leave New-York. foot Of Liberty ST. da''s'
CHICAGO 2 D. M. and II ID night an - ,.,,
PITTeBuRG. 800 sun sun L !" n m
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 500 10 ~, ,Dh y inning
II 30 a. m Dining Carr $50 DINING arr -, ~ 20
carr D. M IL 10 night. sunday, 10 tDinng p 10 *
A. m Dining Car) Dining Carr, 'pih'hs '''' ~
night.
NORFOLK. ll.30 A. M daily On , ~ Sunday
ORLEANS, Through sleeper. aoo D. III "'"'"'
200 p. M. . ,,,-..., r,,b,
Cfices. liz rI2 2G1 i34 LAO Bway. III " itsn
1o7 powery ~ " 800 34t Fulton ST. Brookyn' hLod
foot OF Liberty ST.. y. &. II. X. or ~ j. baBsae' N"
from hotel residence 10 destination
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1nsirnttlou.

For Young Iadles-City
boarding. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
ID GOi FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGE PREPARATION.
REV. DIR. and Mrs CtAs. H. GARDNER. Principals
NIsS WATSON AID MISS FORBES DAY SCHOOL
lVl FOR GIRLS IN connection with Miss Willey's Home
school. la West iOh-st.
THE MISSES ELYs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
nJth and seth Streets New-York
THE VEITIN SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
j FIREPROOF school, BUILDING,
100 AND iG2 WEST 18th ct.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE. go w. T:D-s T.--Colsgiats
" Preparatory. Primary Departments. Optional Military
Drill. Playground Gymnasium. Hot Luncheon. Boarders.
EDWIN FOWLER. NJ. d.. A. H.. Principal.
For Both Sexes-City.
DERTITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES
ID Maiden Square t2Jth-st and Dtoadway).--
IS Court ST. brooklyn. and other principal Amerc and
Euop cities Term begins now.
TIAsSETTS SHORTHAND SCHOOL.
III students 81 Trbunes fully oualined in thirty
days BY the author Tuition. $40 Rooms l27, lbs
ia. Word Building. All sys,sms taught
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"BLACK DIArlOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9.55 p NJ vestibue Day Coaches
and ParlOg Cars. Dning-Car Meals la carte
Connects b. alo with through seepers to Detroit AMI
CHICAGO
l2.4o p. VI daily excep, sunday. for Mach chun';
and intermediate points
1910 i. W. daily cep Sunday for Wlkesbsrrs. Pt,ts
ton Scranton and principal intermediate stations. Con-
meets for all points in coal region Chair Cars u Wilkes
barre.
$40 =. VI. daily. except sunday. for Wilkesharrs.
Pittsons Scranton and principal intermediate s,atonA
Connects for all points In coal regions Pullman BUFFET
Parlor Car TO WilkesbaTre.
5;15 +. VI. daily. for EASTON and intermediate sta
lions.
6:1O II. VI. daily. except sunday. Express for slatns
ton and principal Intermediate stations Connects for
Reading and Harrisburg. chair Car to Slaiington,
700 i. VI. daily. for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper Nestbued train
n. Y: to Chicago Sleeper TO Buffalo and Toronto.
SEQ r. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. stopping only at
South Painieh Easton. bethlehem, Mauch Chunk,
Buffalo Pullman Sleeper Buffalo None but sleeping
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
300 =. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
Pullman Sleepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper 10
Wilkesbarre
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave follows;
A. NJ. 23o. 40 and 63o p ~. 1850 r NJ. (sa,.
urciays onlyD
Tickets and Pullman accommodations lib. 235 25i
213 and 1923 Broadway. 81 East lith ST. 56 East
25h ST.. l21 Bowery. ~ Y: SEQ Fulton ST.
o. Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
NcwYork Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through 10 destination
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of DEsBRossEs AND coRrLASpr
500 A.: VI. FAST MAII.--PuIIman Buffet sleeping Cas-
eS z r ss!s'fG and Cleveland
1000 a. N. PENNSYLVANIA LlMITEDZPpnilnan
Compartment. Sleeping. Dining smoking ana C 0oss.
ys,on , Gs For cheaso clsvelsnd Io'''' 'n'"'
200 r. N. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
, For cinci,nst L9usyIlls 6hicsg2 81 LOUIS c.v.,nA
7.4S r. ". soUTHWEsTERS ExPREss.-For cinen'
nst Louisville Indisnap9s Sc 81 iors p,,,,brx ana
Chicago. Connects for cleveland and Toledo srcep
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
ConsfessonSi ~ D "'"s all Panor and Dining caro-.
sunday $50 go II a. M 20 Congregational LIN
soTfHERN RAiLwAY%'1'F Florida Limited" 12.lo p m
week .. days Expre,' 80 M ~ - nsh. da
crTEsxPEHKE < Ohio ~ RDAfL@AY-S p n: daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK A. m
ATIs tq1s c @np f,o p m weekday.
Long Branch. Asbury Park gnerIsken. sundays oseas
Grove; and Point Peasant 20 a. m. izio' nv DID,
and '''0 p F F. suG TniLS ( 81
ing cap; u ~ 20 3 T. ~ "a 20 'p " M
10 night. Sundays. s.i5, $50. o. s3o 10 n]nite"
DINING Car. s dining CARR ~. s. p. M is'
Ticket offices Nos 43a ou iios 1923 III. ard 2sl
Broadway. Aston House. and foot Of Desbrores az
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station; Brooklyn
station Jersey CRY The New York Transfer company
will call for and check baggage from hotels ana fes'
J. 70. HUTCHINSON. II. Woop.
General Manager. General Passr agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The TSse.
"A received at their Uptown Once No Pa Broad
way north of 3ist-st. until y o ad
vsrtssments received the toliown. branch ofces Of
regular once rates until o'clock D. m: via p 9TH
othavs iIth-st ix Columbus wsst eetA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

A new one-voume edition OF Boswelrs Jonn'
son." now preparing in London under the eoi'o'-
chip OF Mr.. Percy Fitzgerald, Is to have a feature
unknown hitherto in the literature OF the sup'ec'
There s TO be biographical dictionary OF all ING
names mentioned In the Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
1nstruttlon.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
JHAIRFIELD ACADEMY HOME SCHOOL FOX 4 ~ ~
FIJI. for business college 80 miles from new ork
FRANCIS II BREWER. A. NJ. Prn.. Fairfield conn
NTAPLEWOOD INST ConcoTdyille. Pa-s2o1 ner ye ,s
vi school One ~ the pest 70 ihluse WIZ.
energy 10 wake 10 duties Of I've: oDacco prn
hibited Boys prepared for best colleges .nder 10
,o,rs stsa Location beautiful elevated and healthy
J SHORTIIDGE CYaie). A. NJ, Prin.
DOCKLAND INSTITUTE Nvack on Hudson. y: T.
II Personal Instruction. particular training; special care:
every teacher a veteran. Capt J. WILSON A. NJ Prin
CIT JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL SING SING y y
- An Ideal school FERMENTATION Coeg. and Business
HENRY T. LYALL and EMIL MENDEG NJ. A..Principais
vv>ur pEEkcKIII. MILITARY ACADEMY. Pe"kski.l.
IL n Y-65l wear Send for illustrated catalogue
- Col. LOUIS II. oRLEMAN. Prn-
For Young Ladies-Country.
ITNHE CAMBRIDGE Sc HOoI..
i select school for girl. Comforts M hor1e'
M ARTHUR GILMAN Is the Director.
CAMBRIDGE MASS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

Mrs. Mary Hartwell Catherwood has not oe.'
heard from in the public prints Tor SOME INV
time She Is ut last to break the silence Win
volume OF stories entitled THE Spirit OF an LII
nois Town and the Little Renaut
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Daueins 51bools.

A I,EXANDER MACCREGOR. Mendelssohn Rooms.
~ lOS West 55th ST.
nriyo,. lessons classes See circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

a.
For Philadelphia week DAYS 4:3o. 500 900 io,nn
li:3o Dining \. NJ. 30. 200, 800 100 'Bursi
Parlor Carr 40 500 dining carr. 500 100 500 r
NJ 1915 night. sundays 40. 300 1900 II 80 tD,n-
ing Carr A. NJ, 200. 400, 800 Dining Can. T. NJ
1875 night -.
For Baltimore and Washington week days, 500 1000.
II 30 Dining carr. A. NJ 200 $50 500 Dining carr.
p. n. l2i5 night SUNDAYS 100 II 20 Dining carr
Tickets and paroroar seats be secured a. loot ~
Liberty ST. i3 172, 26t, A34 ga lao 1923 Rroad"a-
137 9Th Az, 81 Fast I4h St. 1913 Fast l25th ST., ~
West 18th St. 2JI Columbus Az. New-York; : court
St. Fulton St. Rrooklyn as Broadway. Williams.
burg. The New-York Transfer Company Will call for ana
check baggage from hotels residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

Beatrice Harraden's new novel, Hiida s"a
ford" is Just about to issue from the press VI N
Mead & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

Alphonse Daudet's mex, novel. his "Soutien de
Famille" is almost finished. A popular edition OF
his works In parts is coming out In Paris just now
Each part costs the remarkable sum OF two cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
stages and In the hoistins mechanism mas w"
carried much further abroad than In this county

A correspondent inquired short time aso "s ~
the probabIe date of the appearance Of tho second
volume of Victor Hugos correspondence, edited by
Paul Meurice It is now announced that the con-
Guiding instalment will be published carry 'h''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

stations foot of COrtIandt and DesbrOsses Sts
Oif0 A. VI. daily SUNDAY. 1:OO A. NJ for NAtCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations
S,t5 A. ". daily FOR wGrKEsBARRE. SCRANTON
week days., ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BJF.
FALo NIAGARA FALIL, and the West ana principal
local points. Dining Car and Chair Car 10 Buffalo.
1880 A. VI. daily except Sunday. for MACCH CHUNK
and intermediate points.
LII. s..nAar
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Clark Russell has written a new novel. which has,
of course, the inevitable flavor OF the sea- II IS 10
be called "a Noble Haul"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04

Professor William Trent Of tho University OF the
South a writer of excellent abilities, Is about TO
publish d volume dealing with the Southcrh
Statesmen OF the Old Regime" His list OF SUD-
tects ranges from Washington TO jefferson Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(Anihracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals
On and after January % 1897.


On and after January % 1877,
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81 =.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Maunch Chunk ~.
$50 7:l5 oiO Gl:i5 70 Eastonl A. N. $40 go I'D
430 q :I5 70 Easton) 4. NJ. 100. $50 p. NJ .,
For wilkexbarre, Pittston, and scranton. BIO ~ M
I:io 30 4;iJ =. NJ Sundays 4::O A. NJ =, ga
For Reading at 43o. 500. o:lo 1900 ~ 4 ~" ~"
40 200 30 800 5:45 900 r. NJ. l2:15 nlrnt SUI
DAYS 43o A. ~. 100, 200 500 $50 " ZIP n,gh,
For Harrisburg i:30 500. $40. 1870 a 81. - "a
80 4:3O 300 5;'5 p n; 1915 night. sunday y"
For sunbury Ievisburg and williamsport az 40 SO
Oslo A. NJ, $40. 100 900 r. 81 sundays. 4'D a. NJ
500 r. NJ. o,,
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GRoNEs &C
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Pa.Es 20 o sn
points south Point Pleasant. 4.p. y
Io:45 A. NJ, 1880. 1876 $40 to Red Bankl. 80 %
5as 8:i3 p NJ sundays stops a. Inerlaken Tor Asol,
Park and Ocean Grove). 900 A. NJ, 800 p NJ
For LAKEWOOD.
40 1915 A. NJ, 1:3J $40 $40 tj3s saturdays only
p NJ . IA
Fer Tor,s River. Barneeat Park and Barneeat ~"
A. NJ las $40 =. ".
For Atlantic City. vneand and Bridgeton. 40 A NJ
las p n ,,,.,, -.
For Monmouth Beach. ssabrGht and Hishlani' ~
Navssink 430. $50 O:i5 A. NJ. 100 l;f1. s;lo' w
p 900 a. NJ. 400 p. II.
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Qeaebcrs.

N~~<-O~@/@<I//NO|(|"|N|
TNRENCH INSTRI' TOR, now In school. with few dis
engaged hours will give lessons at exceedingly mod
crate terms students professors residence JALLADE
1O2 West aSth-st.
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GrbooI Aeen1ies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGhNCf
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mr.. ~ j. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.