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DELAWARE. LACkAWANNA WEsTERH
R. u.
Stations In New York. foot or barclay ana
Christopher Sta.
VESTIhULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET


Direct route TO NewarK Bloomfield. Montclar. the
Oranges summit Bernarisville. Basking Ridge. Mad
isun, M0rrstown. PAsaaic Paterson, Boopton Dover.
StAnhope Newton. Budd's Lake. Lake Hopatcong,
Eackettstown SchooleS's MOunta II. Washington,
Philiipsburg Easton. ser Gap Stroudsburc. Pocono
Mountain, Scranton, Pittston, WIlresbarre. Nantt-
COKE. Danviile, Nurthumbrrlan !. Montrose Bingham
ton. oxford, Norwich. waterville, Utica. Rchheld
SIP ings, Cortland. syracuse, Oswego Ithaca, owego,
EImira. Corn'n.. Baih, DAnsville. Runa.o and all
points Wesi. Northwest. and southwest.
500 a. M.-BinghAmton Mail stops at principal
stations,
1000 a. M.-(Cafe car)-Bunalo Scranton. Bng-
hanIton. OwegO. Ithaca, Elmra, syracuse. and os-
wego Express. Pullman buffet parlor Cars, Con-
Meeting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana
points West.
100 p M.-ScrantoL Bnghamton. and Elmira EL-
press. Pullman buffet parlOr cars
AIOO y. M.-Srranton Wllke,barre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parior cars.
TOO y. M.-(Daily )-Chcago vestibute Limited EI-
press for Scranton, hinghamton ElmirA. buffalo.
Pullman butet sleeping ear New York TO Chicago
Dining west Of Rnf1alo.
$50 y. M.-(Dailyj Bunalo Express. Pullman
sieepers for Scranton. Binghamton, Elmira, Bath.
0iaO y. M.-(Daiiyl iyl-Bunalo. scranton, Bingham.
ton, Owego Ithaca Elmira, syracuse. Utica and
Oswego E1 press. Pullman bufIet sleepers.
Tickets and pullman accommodate ions at Henry
Gaze Sons Ltd.. - Broadway. ID Park place. ana
42g broadway and gi2 broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations. 4.h l2th ST.; 81 West lx5th sts
2S5 Columbus av., New York; 33s and 1913 Fulton ct
and lO8 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving
fun Information at all stations.
westcotts Express Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence I" destination.
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Pennsylvania
n Az Il R O. AID.

~ - - lA-b 1s& ~ - k0s
STATIONS loot u. IVES. twenty tu.rd and Dos.
brosses and Cortlandt streets
minutes later than that given below fof
Twenty third street s station 70 r.,,
Car New York to Pttsburg, Sleeping Car Pittsburg
a. to Chicago. No coaches hes to Pittsbure.
s'ss fARI fevePaS
a eE DnE mOsnF and
Cincinnati, Indianapo!is, Louisville 81. LOUIS;
oS NJ cnSAG0 ASD ST. bcois h% =
sss
,S F. Nj For VEST
s pacd s. ao1 P,.surr
and Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo
~ Mas%iNGTox AND THE SOUTH.
1855 (s;l5 "conEressionsi Linn" an Parlor and
s:5sP M 1870 night. sunday, .s:25. 9:25. 1885
ss Lm s ninS aaTSr cs7 ard
soyTnEkS S M Rail R'ss' .ss M 1910
ATLANTIC COAST L1SE.-Express s:a5 A. M. ana
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAnwAy.-4:5b P Il.
FOR e5 DID POINT COMFORT and yoRFoLK-7:ss 4
ATLANTIC CITY i: Y: week days
Long Lon Branch As6ury PARK fsH Interlaken sundsysl
Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West Twen-
s'sa s'tsf ss5 ssa'1 MOO anday. lsp
Sundays, 9:45 A. NJ, 5:lbP. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:l5. 725. 1863, s:25. sos. 9:25 (g:55 Penna. Linn
ited). 955 Dining Carr, 1898, 80 A. NJ. 1888,
l:ot 2:55 a:s6 4:e5. 4:25 Dining Car> S:55 DIN
I2:IO night Sundays 6:I5. 7:55. s:25. s:55. e:P6.
e:55 d.mited). $50, 1885 A M. 80 Dining Carp,
1855. I:25 Dining Carr. i:55 Dining Carr, 5:56
Dining Carr. 740. 7:55. s:55 p. NJ, 1910 night.
Ticket oficcs Nos I6l. 944 1895, 1928 III. and 26l
Broadway; Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
Station and stations foot or Desbrnsses and Cort-
landt Streets; Court Street 500 fulton Street. 90
Broadway. and rooklyn Annex station. BrooklynI
Station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Conn
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels
and res, ences through to destination.
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. H. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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Orsan ssrfamers.
MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.

uE1IEhDFII. p EAS TRtFS.
Only direct line FOR Cottage city Mass. and Port
land, Me. Steamers sail every week day. except
"wednesday. from Pier No. ~, +. r., at =. NJ. Tues
day. THURSDAY aud Saturday steamers stop al cottage
CITY en- route; the ;. :. John ESGLS sails Mon.
made for Bar HarbOr, old Orchard. Poland Spring.
White Mountains. ST. John. n. b., and all Eastern
summer rcsorta. Steamers fitted with ,v,ry modern
Improvement comfort and convenience OF tourists
The most com Portable route for all points East,
neresstaiing no changes Tickets may be purchased
at Maine 5. $. COmpspys ONCE, No. s7S Broadw
al the once No 222 South st. opposite the Pier and
Thos. Cook & Son. 26l and l225 Broadway.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New ORR. Whllehnll IeTmlnaI, daily,
CHICAGO. 1853 7. NJ. and l2;l0 n,Rht,
PITTsBUkG.32hex ex SUNDAY :55 sun. l2:l might.
CINCISNATI ST. LOl Il. 900 \. NJ, 1921 r. N;
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, 7:55. 500 Dining
Carr lI:25 a. NJ DINING Car, l:ab. 325 Dining
Car 4:6b Dining Car. j:a5 +, NJ, lE.l0 light. sun.
day O:55 Dining Carr ll."5 NJ. Dining ar. 800
DiGing Car, 4.5J ipinus CarJ 500 r. ~" l2lo
night.
NORFOLK. 325 A, daily.
NEW ORiEANs through sleeper, 4i55 P NJ daily.
Trains lrave foot Liberty st minutes lalrr.
An trains are Illuminated with Pintsch llght.
Oficrs; ll3 i52. 26l, 43l, lIo broadway. 81 Eass
l4th st. 1877 BoWery, New York 3By, SiA FULTON sS7
BTooklyni Whitehall Terminal Baggage ehScks4
frem hotsl or gssidenos 70 Destination
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wHITE STAR LINE,

Germanic .Oot, ., nom hTI" mic Uct 20 noon
Teutonc.. Oct. l9, noon MAJ, Oct ~; noon
NO COTTON CARRIED Bi PAsSEN GER STEAMERS
Pisr 40, North River. Once Broadway. New York.
4. MAITLAND kEhSEY. ASeaL
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2aiIroads.
Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West Sd ST. (Penn r. r., Cortlandt
.lndicates time from Vest Esd ST. Other figures
hsS ds% e 4 s,s q sans; sss
for MArcH CHUNK end ,ntermedisse , stations; lions NM,
week sy sX Hi asg
ITHACA; GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALo MAG.
ARA Falls ns a%d the St %es s And Rn principal local p'n
.iOisS. 1880 A: NJ. sundays only for BOUND
.Io:Ss: l"!so 4 NJ daily; eIesp. Sunday for
1hfACK ' pIaMoND IIan ION f1EfHs EEfHXPREyss."
Arrives Buralo s:5b p N. Pullman vestibule Day
q la carte. Connects Buffalo With through seepers
.Is.ss, UPsaa ls;tS N. daily. except Sunday. for
MAucH cHcSK and 4 in!ermcdlats snI points v.s-ov
MaHcn :aa ss sos Sns oF
y sasas aS:
in coal regions; chair IT for Wilkesbarre.
wkEspthR Ssa.ssy saa prn
cipa intermediate stations. Connects for all points
n coal regions Pullman Buffet Paror Car for Wilkes
'i,Ss. Sis p, NJ. daily for EAsroN and inter.
.s,ss. clio 7. M daily, except SUNDAY, Erpre..
for sLATISGToN and principal intermsdists sta.
tions Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair
rt and q" 'ss H. ' Pu.a spsr xe
bule train n. Y. 10 Chicago slecpers to BunAlo and
.1,6s. $50 p; NJ daily; except Sunday. stopping
only a. SOUTH PLAlNFlELp. EAsT1NN SIGI;N BETIiLE' M
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BATAVIA, and BUFFALO,
Pulima an sleeper for Bunalo None but sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
hiHB, 300 p II. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA,
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points West. Pullman secpers to Wikesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily, except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK aud intermediate points, leave as
follows $3.50. 500 A. NJ. $500, ESQ, 1900 Ago.
and s5:bJ, $40 y. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Tia. 26l.
27s 8N6 8l4 and 1929 Broadway. 81 4. l4th st, So
+, ig0th st. ls' Bowery y. " $50 Fulton a.. 4
~ Y. Transfer 90. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residenCe through 10 destination,
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Rsal estate .fur Sals-Gountru.

NICELY LOCATED 10. acre truck poultry farm.
one hour from Philadelphia. for $3.50: $40 down,
81. 90 weekly; no Interest: on main road. near two
nice towns. ami close to two different railway lnes
rich soil. no rocks stones or swamps; iinmediatt
session: hest markets handy ideal place for nice
country home. Full particulars uf
RISLEY. 8 ChAmbe rs ct.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

shortest kea Trips Out Of New York.
Delightful tours TO Old Point Comfort. Norfolk,
Newport News, Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pinncr's
Point. Richmond. Virginia beach, Va. aud Washing
ton d. C. Freight and Passenger steam RS sail from
Pier 2B North River. every week DAY except sAtur-
day. at 5 +. NJ, and SATURDAY At T. NJ:
W. l.. GUILLAUDEU, Vice PreSt and Trafhc Mgr.
The sun., 1897-10-04

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROT rE TO LONDON AID CONTINENT.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMER
saae. Tu.. Oct. ., 10 A. Lain. 1n oct. la.l0A AN
Traye Tu Oct IL. 10 A NJ Kaiser. Tu, Oct. 90 o A. NJ
OELRICHS & co, . Bowling Green.
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pnhlir 2tntirfs.
IT OFFICE NOTICE.


(shoud he read DAILY bv all Interested. a. changes
may oCcur at any tlme).
Forelgn mails for the week ending Oct o. 1897 will
Close tlkOMfTLY in all chscs) Mt the General Post
once as folowsi PARCELS POST MAILS close ono
hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY-At I A. NJ for EUROPE, per steamship
saalr', via southampton and Bremen Qetters for
Ireland must lie GirOcte "per Snale ~; at q A. NJ.
supplementary 1880 A. NJ for IRELAND tletters
only, per steamship Aurania, via Queenstown
letcrs for other parts of Europe must be directed
:" per AuraniAD.
wEDNESDAY.-At Z A. NJ. supplementary A. ny
for tRUpE, y. steamship st. paul'. via South.
amrton; at "A. VI. Complementary l0;A0 4. ny
FOR EUROPE, per steamship Germanic', via que ms.
town. at 10 4. NJ. for BELGIUM direct, per
ship Noorilnd via Antwerp detters must be di.
re'ted per Nouriisnd w. at 4. NJ. for CAPE
COLONY and NATAL, per steamship T.tania Diet.
tiers must br directed per I itania'D
THU liSDAT.-At4 A. NJ. for EUROPE per steamship
Augusta Victoria, Via Plymouth Cherbour;, and
Hamburg.
sATCRDAY-At : A. NJ for FRANCE, SwlTzER.
LAND, lTAl.N. SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY,
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship La
Tuuraincs. via liavrc uetters for other parts of
Europe must 10 directed per La Tuur0lne") u at
"a. VI. for NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship
Rotterdam, via Rotterdam tlettcrs must b. di.
rected "pCr ROt'erdAm"); at "a. NJ. for GENOA,
directed per Kaiser Wilhelm H"l at 10 A. NJ
for SCOTLAND direct. per steamship city OF
Rom, via Glasgow lettJrs must be directed
"per city OF Rome y; at II A. NJ. complementary
1910 T.. NJ FOR EUROPE, ptr steamship Etru
ria-, via Queenstown.
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'PRlNTED MATTER, &c,-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter &c, for Ger.
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&C., for other parts Of Europe. American and
Whit" star steamers on Wednesdays. Germ an
steamers on Thursdays and Cuuard French and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat
ter &"., for all countries FOR which they are ad-
rertised to carry mail
The sun., 1897-10-04
Real estate .for Sale-guna sslaua.
Rfal Gstate for Sale.

L>OR SALE-A Bargain-At Dunwoodie Heights,
Yonkers, about 200 yards from proposed trolley
line. plot T5xld0 feet adjoining - 1000 residence
and In close proximity TO weilh.rd hote the loca-
tion unsurpassed for huflding inv stmen Address
GARDINER TERRACE. box l07 Sun onlce.
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Sklfrt Dnard.


West Hids
9TH ST, l29 WFST.-Excellent board families,
IL gentlemen willing to pay fair prices; good
service; references.
7TH 81, "a wEST.-Single and double rooms
with liberal table boards references
O2D ST, 4i7 wEST.-New England Ia iy has mod.
20 rat priced rooms large aud small; bountifui
table; references.
2OD ST, "a, 80, 81 wEST.-Fegant suites with pri.
O- vate BATH other rooms table board reference.
2 TIL ST. "a wEST.-Parlor floor and other veil.
o1 furnished rooms excellent board; rcfcrr nces
InTH ST, 2Tl wEST.-Front hall room with board,
~ other rooms house pleasant and comfortable;
terms reasonable.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES sc.
MoNDAY.--At q. p. NJ. for BELIZE. PUERTO COR.
TEZ and GUATEMALA. per steamer from New
TUEsDAY.-At A. NJ. for BRAZIL. via Pernam.
sns" Bahia at and Rio 1spsIo per Fteam;np
Countries must be directed per Buffon'D;
or 9rArzNrlA A s$ cURISAd sS also sA3k
sS,,esm'np S,r c"st:i at = n for shRpADos sis
Aanaos. per steamship Justin; at 50 p. NJ. for
GS1 klcA per from ron ET SeE orlsans
GHENADA, TRl.;lpAD and T0rAGo. rer steam.
iSo P NJ for ST. DoalSao aud ID Turks SIkt isIAN6.
sn,sry a'ramsn 8 SeS fGot 2ot E
Hns Anss for mHsI Posf Pe
THrnsbAY,1A p. NJ, supplementary 1880 P. M
tS5 bhRMMpA per 1 steimship M OripGco az r ~
and SANTIAGO DE CT BA, per steamshp Santiago;
Cetters for Belize Puerto &C Cortez and Guatemala
vp,m must be directed per Ard1nrose ~; >.,
steamship ollvette from Boston.
ror fokTHSE spd sA4A
NIILA. per steamship Aleue ,letters for Costa
Rica must be directed per Alene -: at 1oA: N.
lSsG sE e4rF AND 5hNTk
tdr GfT ssesRH K rahAscS Sso ana Al
for other parts OF Mexico and for Cuta must
HT sna per-
Prins F. hendriE Gettess for other parts OF vene.
u' % tSF' f5ins hsaan s,sam.ap
direct per steamship Be;iarden: at P N. for
BRAzII. and LA Plata CoUNTRIEs. per steam.
Drazll must be directed = per saerno y.
sUNDAY.-AteA ~ for PRoGREso; per steamship
Mexico letters for other parts OF Mexico must be
directed per Mexico y.
The sun., 1897-10-04

Malls for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax. and
thence by steamer. close at this ONCE ally at
$50 p. NJ Malls for Miquelon by rail to Boston
and thence by steamer close at this ONCE daily at
$3.50 p. NJ. Mails for Cuba close At this once
daily at 700 A. NJ. for forw arding by steamers
sailing (Mondays aud Thursdays) from Port Tam.
pa, Fla. Letter mails for Mexico City, overland,
unIcss specially addressed for despatch by steam
er. close At this ONCE daily at 1900 M; paper
mails at 500 A. N. SRegistered mail closes at
600 p. N. previous day.
TRANS.PACIFIFIC MAILS.
Mails for China and Japan Especially addressed only)
per steamship Empress of India from Vancou-
ver) Close here daily up to Oct 81 at $50 p. NJ.
Mails for China and Japan. per steamship Doric
0rom San Francisco). close re daily up to Oct.
for West Australia. which are forwarded via
Europe. New Zealand Hawaii FIJI and Samoan
Islands. per steamship Moaua from San Francis.
COZ, close here daily up Oct. 8 at 7:s0
A. NJ, IL A. M. fnd $50 p N.
arrival at New York of steamship Cam.
pania with British mails FOR Australi). Nails
for China and Japan, per steamship Victoria from
TACOMA! close here daily up to Oct so at $50
?. NJ Mails for Australia except West Austria.
lia). New Zealand Hawaii. and Fiji Islands, per
steamship M,owera from Vancouver close here
daily after Oct. Is ami up to Oct II at $50 =. NJ.
Mails for the Society Islands. per ship City of
Papriu from San Francisco close here daily up
to Oct 25 AT $3.50 P. d. Mails for Hawaii, per
steamsh hip Australia GIom San Francisco), close
here daily up to Oct 81 at $50 p. NJ
Trans Acihc mails forw arded TO port Of sailing
daily and the schedule of closing is arranged the
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall closes at g y. VI previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Post once, New York. n. Y. Oct 9, 1897.
The sun., 1897-10-04

I lR. BLlNN'S sANITARIUM. l77 W. 4Tth st. near
y Bway)i private EooinSi mAtroni conAnltAtion
The sun., 1897-10-04

After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above ad ational supplementary
mails are OPEN on thc piers OF the American,
English. French, anu German steamers and he.
main open until within Tel minutes Of the hour
pf sail pf SIN
The sun., 1897-10-04
Tppemritrrs.

DLICKENsDERFER, No. .. s85; No. :, $50; guArsn.
ID teea tue best. Cali or write for catalogue. lss
Broadway, room b
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Albany Evening Line.

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RICHMOND will ], ave Old Pi"r %l. n R., foot Canal
st. at p NJ daily (Sundays excepted making direct
connections with trains North. East and West.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-29

that r. precisely what ahe has done
Il Is true that the two wells are Joined
together. and this = the secret of the
new voli's construction. Il n made
after this fashion: The inner veil 10 q
very thin tuile Of the palest pink
imaginable. This suiiices to convey
the impression OF a superior complex
ion. Attached TO this Is blacs dotted
veil OF delicate mesh and varied design
This Is TO set on the pink tulle com
plexlon and make It appear positively
brilliant. The result Is a pronounced
success. and. In spite OF the two layers
the veil Il not 30 heavy In appearance
as many single wells. This most In
genlous contrivance adds a most al
Turing touch TO the toilet, and every
girl who Is dissatisfied with the inaui-
flclent glow OF her flesh and blood
cheeks should make a trial OF Il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-29

Tho following story OF excessive zeal
n told by a young minister who spent
last summer In missionary work among
the Green mountains. The two maiden
ladies' with whom he boarded kept NO
horse and were wont 10 rely upon the
courtesy OF nelghhors TO bring their
mail from the po1tofice.
A. the ladies and their boariors were
sitting on the piazza one evening a
ncighhor passed IN the direction Of the
village and one OF the sisters called ont.
Are you solne 20 the village. Jonaa?"
"Yca" replied Jonas. pulling mp bic
horse. ''oan do anything Tor you?"
you might get our mail at the ONCE
n you would be so kind" said Aunt
Clary.
Jonas drove on. but he ala not return
from the village until after the house.
hold had retired. shortly before mid.
night the whole house was aroused BY
a humping al the door and calls Of
"Clary. clary. Aunt Clary"
Aunt Clary rose hastily, M a lamT
and, slipping a wrapper over her night
robe. descended and unlocked the door
why. IT'S you. Jonasr' said Clara
what a turn you gave me-"
There want nothing" said Jonar
as he turned TO 20. fun OF the HAPPY
consciousness OF duty performed
Youths Companion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-29

Now the Property % the Newport Hls-
soricni sorie,y.
II. Audlcy Clarke and DumontClarke.
heirs-at-law OF the late william A.
Clarke. have transferred to the New
port Historical society the small trl-
angle OF land at the northern end Of
Thames street, at the junction OF Far
wei street, inclosing the liberty tree.
being the land heretofore conveyed by
William Reed TO william Ellery. John
Collins. Robert Crook and Samuel Fow-
Ter and their Successors. by deed bear
Ing date Of April A. 1906 william A.
Clarke was the last surviving trustee.
In succession TO the trust under the
deed, says the American Historical
Register The deed seta forth that
the said tree forever hereafter be
known by the name OF the tree OF lib
erty, and be set apart to and for
the use OF the Sons OF Liberty, and
that the same stand az a monument OF
the spirited and noble opposition made
to the stamp act. In the year 1895. by
the Sons OF Liberty IN Newport. Rhode
Island. and throughout the continent
Of North America, and be- considered
aa omhlcmntic OF public liberty. OF her
taking deep root 10 English America.
OF her strength end spreading proioc-
lion by her benlgn Influences refresh
Ing her sons In an their Jus, struggles
against the attempts OF tyranny and
oppression; aud. furthermore. the said
tree Of liberty "a destined and set apart
for exposing 10 public lgnomlny and
reproach an offenders against the lib
critics OF their country and abetlora
and approyors Of such as would en-
slave her. and that the same may be
repaired 10 upon an rejoicing on ac-
count OF the rescue and deliyerance OF
liberty from any danger she may have
been In OF being mhvcrled and over
thrown. and. furthermore. that the said
tree Of liberty stand AS a memorial OF
the hrm and mistaken loyalty OF the
American Sons OF Liberty 10 bis ma
! iesiy King George H. and 81 their
lnyiolablo attachment 10 the happy e.
Enlistment Of the protestant succea-
sion In the lllusirlous house Of Han
over. and. IN general. said tree u here
by conveyed 20 and apart for such other
uses as they. the true-horn Sons Of LIB
crty. shall from time 10 time. from age
10 age. and IN an times and ages for
ever hereafter. apprehcnd. judge and
resolve may subacrve the glorious
cause OF public liberty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-29
A crIsks..rIaylnr nI.her.

Clergymen who enter into general
athletic sports always run the risk Of
vuroaTag.ng familiar and importineni
relations on the part OF those with
whom they play. As an instance q the
way In which this may take place. a
story told OF The late bishop OF Roch-
ester by an English paper may be quot
ed. This good bishop was 80 fond Of
cricket that he used 10 play the game
with an expert local team. One day
when he was batting In a match the
bowler pitched very wide. and the blsh.
op exclaimed sharply;
please keep the ball In the parishr
The next ball which ihe bowler sent
knocked out the bishops mid stump
whereupon the bowler remarked loud
enough for some Of the spectators tc
hear:
II think that's somewhere about N,
diocese. ray ludr'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-29

In many paris % siblr,a. says Pear.
sons Weekly. there wander about iron
vlilase to village large numbers OF mea
and women who are known as wax
bonds" These are Russians ana Poles
people who have either themselves
been sent 20 siberia or are the De.
acoudann of criminals or outlaws
These "yarabonds are passnarilcst
people. over whom the police cannot
exercise any very effective control
They are now 30 ho collected and com.
nulsoriy settled in small colonies In
those parts OF siberia where the an
matte conditions most favor agrlcul.
ural labor Tho scheme. % o. believed
has che hearty support OF the Car. wht
o. prepared 90 devote large sums from
his private means To- further ia sue.
ccsa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-29

The battle RACES. and The general looks
through his field glass at the troops,
but eyer and amen b. sweeps his held-
GLASS backward and upward toward the
hill. to see II the reserve forces are
coming. Hard pushed arc wei says
the general Il do wish those rein
forcements would come up" After
awhile tho columns Of the advancing
cavalry are seen tossing on the ridge
OF the Hill. and then the fash " swords,
ana then the long lines Of mounted
troops, their horses In full gallop, and
the general says. "All IA well. Hold
out. my men. a little longer let the
sefgeants ride along the lines and cheer
the men and tell them relnforcements
are coming" And now the rumbling Of
the batteries and gun-carrlages Is dis
tinetly heard. and soon they are In
line. and at the first roar OF the newly.
arrived artillery the enemy. a little
while before so jubllant. fall back In
Wild retreat. their way strewn with
canteens ana knapsacks and ammuni-
uon. that the defeated may be unhind-
cred In their flight. That II Just the
way now. In this great battle against
sin and crime and moral death the enc
my seem too much Tor MS. More grog-
shops than churches More bad men
than good men, and they come up with
brayado and the force Of great num-
hers. They have opened battle upon
as before We are. In our own strength.
ready 10 meet them. and great are the
discouragements. But steady, therei
Hold ont Reinforcementa are coming.
Through the glass Of inspiration
look. and see the fash OF the sword Of
him who hath on his vesture aud on
his thigh a name written King Of
kings and Lord OF lords" An heaven
Is on our side and Is coming TO the
rescue. hear the ruinblng Of the
Kings artillery. louder than any thun-
der that ever shook the earth. and with
every roll OF the pondcrous wheels our
courage augmenta. and when these re-
inforeements from heaven get into
llae with ;he forces Of God already on
earth. an the armies OF unrlghieous-
ness viii see that their hour OF doom
has come. and viii waver and fall back
and take flight and nothing be left Of
thom save here and there. s,rewn By
the wayside. an agnostic's pen or q
broken decanter or a torn playblll OF
a dobaslng amusement or a blasphem-
Gus paragraph. or a leper's scale. or a
dragons tooth. to show they ever ex.
listed. Let there be cheering all alonf
the lines OF Christian workers. over
the fact that what the shoyels fail Il
DO viii be accomplished by the thun'
der bolts who art thou. o greal
mountain before Zerubbabcl thor
shalt become a plain"
The mountains look on Marathon,
And Marathon looks on the sea.
shrlae OF the mighty can Il be
That this Is all remains OF theel