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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
ERIE RAILROAD.

s-st..
minutes earlier Wr,t
$500 A. M-VestihuisI LAptess daily Tor Tlnrbarnton
WaVery. Elmia Eural3 Bradford. Arr.,. Hnfrnn S.o,
l.. NJ PArlur 10 Buualo
0:I5 4. M.-Nestioulei ESpress daily. except sunday.
irrVs Monticello iAckLwdAen. Uon.sd,l, nd
inucrtant local 10 Corning. DAILY I.rvs
pu man Pallor Cars for Monticello and Corning ~
Zoo - M.-Nsstihuled i.lmltri fast mail T,uv solid
train Chicago. va ci1iauqua Lake arrives Cleve-
lard I:i0 A. NJ chicago !. NJ Sleepers Il Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
1880 l.. M-Iuifdo and Cleveland Vest buled Expres,
Daily arriVe Buffalo 1:,1 \. Nj. Bradford ~, NJ
jamestown 200 A. NJ, Cleveland Il 80 T. IL Sieep@rs
ID Cleveland. making direct conecl.us f1r
Detroit. chicago and the West Gaze Library car.
$40 u. M.-Na Chautiugua Lake ana Niagara Falls
Day. Solid train to chicago, Steprrs lioriclrsv, lie
chicago and Cincinnati Dining car.
rVICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L accommodatons at ~ ii3 adi. 4O and e5l Broad
Nav III Bowery l5d East l2lth-st. and West l2Jh-
ST. cha rbers and West BID ferries. New YORK. an
7.6 Fulton ST. 100 Broadway Brooklyn 200 Hudson
press calls for and checks baggage from hotels resi-
dsnceS - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
WEST SHCRE XIX.

TrAlcs leave ". Al S. station. y y. follows and
- 90. ,ailIcf from loot q Franklin st:
$3.50 \ ". Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
$50 =. M.-paly Local To Albany. SAra,osa and
Montreal.
1915 \ ~ DAILY mr Albany. ruca syracuse. Roches-
tcf Eufa0 Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne T0lciJ. Ceye-
I'll; ~. \ " Daily except sunday ~ Ca,skiil
Mountain Sew Pat&. Lakes Mohonk AMI MlnnewasNa.
Albany ~aiatora. caldwell. Lake Geofs. rarlor cars
90 B,oomtlilc and ALiny.
C--i:OO =. II. Daily. except sunday. ~ Albany.
$500 j.. Daily. fpr Albany. Montreal. ftira Svra-
cusc Eochcstef. Buffalo Niagara Fans. Toronto. De
tr.it. cleveland. Chicago amt 81 L1u..
GEO f. " Daily. except SUNDAY, flr Ncwburg Albany,
sar4tosa and Montreal! Sleeping Albany Mon
.:ia NJ Day. erccp; SUNDAY. for syracuse. Roches-
ana Buffalo
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit, Cleveland
chicago ami ST. Louis.
L. C-I.aves Trooklyn by Annex; Ulo:iO \. -. CO %
=. NJ: jersey City. +. /. l.. station. Bid CO
Time tables at rrincpal ~ ard oNicrs.
G. y. LAMFEET GrIersl Pa-senErr Agent.
. Vanderbilt Ave. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPPESS'

Arrives RrGao o55 =. II Pullman ve,,ibu!e Day
coaches aaI rar0r cars. B1i1g-Car Service Meal. \
IA carte Connects al Buffalo with through scepefs -
DetfYit ami Chicago. ~
'i.;2J. ESQ +. " daily. evcep. sunday FOR MATCH
Git SIX anI intermediate POINTS.
'IIi5J. 1;i5 = ~. sundays only. Tor EAsTON
MAl.'i CHI NIX s1i the co.'s, branches.
y 80. 30 J. VI. daily. except sunday. WILKES.
BAEEE. WTTSrOS. SCRANTON. and PRINCIPAL inter
mediate station Connects ~ all points IN coal regions:
char .f. f.r is Iis~starf".
'3:1J $40 f. 81 daily. except sunday r,r WILKES
BARRE. TITTSTON. SCRANTON ana PRINCIPAL Inter.
mria" stations Connects fr all points IN coal regions
pIl'ua1 PuNet raro- car 20 Nikesiarrc
1855. 5iI5 3. 81 daily tor EASTON and in,er.
$50: u ~ =. ". daily. except SUNDAY Express Tor
Siaunr'na mi principal intermediate STATIONS connects
'Ir ErsI,us and IitsrslarE. char 20 Slaflng'on
'Gs.,J 900 =. u daily !o- Bt'FFAIO NIAGARA
FALLS. aui ti p.ints west Pullman sleeper 70
tom s. - chicago. si"ep~r5 - BIfalo and Toronto
49, $40 " daily. except sunday stopping an'y
IT SOUTH PLki,;FITLD. EAsTON. BETHLEHEM
MArcH curNk. !. g. y. JUNCTION. sAYRE GEN.
IVA ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA and BUFFALO. Pull.
man Sleeper Durh1. Hore but sleeping car pas
i.aEDrs carried " ta-gog" carried
's:55 oioo = ~. dniy = ITHACA GENEVA.
points W-,' Pullman s'eep"rs to Whk"shrre ana ithaca
A.if'o.ai g. Cd trains daily except sunday for BOUND
BROOK interim. i'ht. POINTS leave flloNs - -
90, \ VI. -. 30 - - % AMI - ~ p.
Tickets a-I Pullman accauvlda tiors g. Ii2 2si
,j5 "a. and TT Broadway n - Ith ST.. 1876 io5'h
81. ~ H.Verv y. y $50 Fulton s.. Court -. ~
BffadNav anil T-olEyu Annex. ErJoklva
Transfer 60. viii call - md check baggage from
i,t.I or residence through to destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

AJ.hracit' coal used exclusively
four Tracks. Automatic Blo,H Signals.
o. IN anu after september 1891.
stations In New iork. foot Of Liberty ST.
m and whitehall Terminal.
T., Trans leave foot x Liberty St.
g I:l, $40 A. NJ. u2Oo ~ 10 EastOnJ 1910 30
20 80 q EastonJ. J:i3 {, 30 Al!entownj p. VI.
fu'wudys i."o 900 10 ErstonJ a. II, 90 $50 6:OD
ror Wtkes3arr Tittston. ana scranton. $40 \. u.
~ ~ Al" !. VI. SunG4ys. 40 \. VI.
TT i"tdihg ana Harrisburg f:b. 500 $40 10 90
10 head.is 81 ~ 30 \. NJ 10. 30 GO 400 70 Read
Snadlrs 10 = NJ. 100 Goo 800 70 Readinsl. 3D.
s"r sudbury, Lewl.burg, and wiamsport. a, $50
~ 10 NJ $40. 1870. 900 p. II. sundays. 40
ALL RAIL ROUTE
. FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAS GROVE. &.
For Re1 Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove. and points south Poirt Pleasant 80 $50
10 A. ". 80 $50. 500 $50 Red Bank only. 4:ij
30 ol3 J. NJ Sundays stops a, nteriakcn Asbury
Par" ana Ocean Grove. 900 NJ. 400 r. II.
ness, 80 $50 A. 81. i3O. 4.3o i. N. sundays 800
For Atlantic CITY, vlnelani. ard Bridgeton 40 A. NJ
=. For Monmouth Beach seabrlsh,. ard Highlands o..
days y co 40 $50 c = " 80 AS G' NJ sun
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINAL.
Week days 30 15j s.25 N.5j p:is g.35 9aJ 10 o.
- - is''; = - y - NJ :3 ioo q -
- !" 80 TO- 1880 +. y. !2i0 night. Sunda,
az 80 80 20 40; 5:25. 600 C:55 7:25 So; 600
vo'. lOlo, 1000 L. 81. night
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New York. Whitehead. Terminal. dairy.
CHIC AGO. | 10 y. m. and l2:lO night.
piITshUiG. 1913. eA, sun, l:3o sun. i2:lo night
CINCINNATI, 81 LOUIS. 800 a. NJ. 80 y.
WAsHINGToN, BALTIMORE. !;55. g55 dining Carr
n .g5 n m DINING cap. i:J5 3:2o dining Can, l:55
b~ins carr, 5:55 10 m IL 10 night Sunda,, 8: so DIN
Inc car, II 25 o. m, DINING carr. 1853 Dining Cnr ass
DINING carr. 5:55 y. m. i2;io night
NORFOLK. II % a. M iaiy
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper ass M. daily
Trains leave foot Iibcrty-St minutes later
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light.
Ornces il3 i72 POI, asa I. li0 Bway. ~ e. lith St
1877 Rowery n Y: $3.50 3+t Fulton ST. Brooklyn; White.
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
DEL. IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n II
StutiOns in NcV-NOri.. foot of IurcIny
nnd Christopher streets.
VESTIDtLED TRAINS. ~ II.NtN BIEUt,T
CARS. pI\TsCH IJCItr ~ -

Direct route C. NEWARK. BIOOMFIEi.D MONTCrArR
THE DRAM iES, summit, Bsgnsrisyllo P.-1ir.,
Ridge, Matis3 MorrstoMn pss.aic. Paterson. Bon
ton; poysT; NIanhGpe. NEWTON. EUDDs LAKE.
MOUNTAIN Washington. rillTIdpSf}C re-; EASTON
WATER GAP. sTROUDSByRG. Pocon, M,un.,irs
SCRANTON. rITTSTON. WGLNESBARRF ZATTI.
COKE. DANNiLLE: NORTH 'MHERLAND Mont
rose BGNGUAMTCN. OXFORD. NORWICH W,,cr
lnie. IrIcA RlCHFIELp STRINGS cortland
CORNING BATH DANSNlILl-. BIFFAI0 ami ali
ponts VEST. NORTHWEST AND >Ot'Titv.t.IT-i al
500 A. min iHAMToN MAIL Stops al ptineln,,
10 90 !. II Cate carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON RING
HAMToE, I'VE 20 ITHACA. ELMII}A. UTICA.
ENpRCsS Pullman Psrlor Cars Connecting m
Buffalo win trains tor Chicago and points We, phi
man P,rlor car New York RichAo'd Snrin"s' u''-
100 l.. M.-SCRANToN WlGKESBAHRF ana ~ NIP 4,
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Par,or car, ~ ''''
4CO =. VI SCRANTON. WlIKESBARRE and pIyM
700 y VI ODaily)Ch'aso Ve-tihu.eI Limited Ex,res,
FOR SCRANro RINGHAMTON. FLMfRA N r.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New, York +,
chicago. Dining car vcst Of Buffalo " "
$50 = d)aiiyDBufalo Express. Pullman Sl,eners
SCRANTON, HtNGdAMroN. ELMIHA BATH Nh.
MORRIS and BLFEALo. arriving Buffalo T. 81
$50 = VI Cnallyl-rl'FFALO SCRANTON BlN,;H,N
TON. owEGo. ITHACA, EtMfRA. sYRNt'f-SE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffer sleener.
Sleopers Eew York Eichrcld springs '>''
TICKETS AND PULLMAN Ar"ONNOD ATOMS q,
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited. Il3 Broadway Is pari.
PIac" 40 Broadway anu No Hroadwey TrESs at eriS
station. ~ lth-ave i"h-st: 81 ia5th 81 2{-
columbus ave Ne. York. 33s 728 Fulton ST, ami
iOa HroadNpv. B'ootlyn Time tables giving fu. infor
nation Mt all stations ...-
check BAGGAGE from hotel or residence Destination
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G AVANNAU LINE.

~ Ocean steamship Co TO FLORIDA AND ALL
POINTS SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. =.
Steamer EVERY DAY cept Sunday and THURSDAY "
500 r. NJ from Pier JI North River. foot Of Spring ana
Canal SITS. ,,..
Express. Freight superior PASSENGER Service. MI
For rates Freight or Passage. apply TO T.. r. CHAnHS
TON Gen Eastn Agent. ". ~. ARNOLD. q. 7. Fs'"
Agt. 3l7 broadway. New York.
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School Aocnrlcs.
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


Es RAILROAD.
STATIONS loot Of West Twenty -.h!rd street anu
czrne ea'ns tine 1 from bcsGpo:ss and cor,lant
srrecrs minutes later nan that given beo" Tor
800 A. VI. FAST IAiL-Purman Baae, rar'r c Gar
New i>ik 20 il,iStuFS S.efpinS Car f'''s'''S
50. :. y. FAST i.iHE%Fiii.nqrg ard cey.and ,o,
0:b5 4. II. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman : ON W.,
a For GGcss 5e1ese i" Todo Cincinnati In
10, Z. VI. CHICAGO Az ST LOUIS EHr rtis
555 T.. u. WVEsri.ENV EXTafss For Cleveland Gill
40 VI tGGT 7 SAS. a:Sa ESXSpREss-For c'"cn
-. y. VI rAclFic 'EXX,SEEssfor rt,-eurs and and
cncae> Connect, FOR c.s.eIand and Toledo except
wAsHI.GTox AND THE SOUTH.
's - -. 9i5 Dining carr 20 80 n M i2;' 80, 80
-; H. & 2H'I Linn ~ P3r'of az , INN y 10
h'eh'; sunday $50. 30 1855 a m 81, of, I3G,r
5trc'' lin al iarlor and Dining oH;s, t % 'D'""'
soTTHEET hAILwAT'-lX,lp5re.s" 425 p m. 1910 night
ATLANTic COAST LINE.-ENprcss. So a. m. and $50
rr11ES 81 9Hl2 1orSR daily
ATNc crY nl s p r~enty THIRD stree, station
:" ,. m, ar Desbross's and cortandt streets Lou
GArE WY -E,prss' l:s' ? m weeF-days ORA,
Gre All ioia' Pi~ssan, c,ron West Twenty 'slrt
station, 80. ii55 a m. 10 @l' no. ,. t,"'
n,' %. s., ana c,sna; Street, @ro a i.o 70
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
el5 ;23 40 Is $50 . - 90 penna; Llm.a). Q .
tuinnS Carr. 1875 li.5j 1t. ~ So i55. 80 300
-. - Dining carr. 80 Dining CaJ. 80 tDin 1E
-sD 80. ~. no m II 10 n.gh'. Sunfays. . 10
%. 20 $40. s23 o5I Limited. 80 10 - a. m
." finlng Carr 3i5. % Dining carr. 40 DINING
can 80 DINING carr 40. 7.5j. $50 .. m. l. 10
Il.He 'fr"' No. tG1 9i 1893 1873 III and 2Gl Broad
WV AStor Uou West Twenty -fhri stree, station.
ono stations fJJt % D.sbrotsss CortanGt streets
Court sweet. sGO Fulton street. ~ Br,adwiy. and
'''Hyn AnrN S,a'io 'rooklyn; station Jersey city;
I"n New YORK Transfer Company Will call t.r and
ca"ck baggage from notes and Iences through to
destination
). a. HUTCHINSON J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. Genera. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

EUROPEAN STUDY AND TRAVEL iss7-lS9s
~ For particulars address the MISSES GKlNNELl-
B.ookllne. Mass Interviews by appointment u New
York after September 10th.
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STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TENAS. so. CAROLINA GEORGIA AND


FLORIDA
4 DELIGHTFUL SIN DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
TO GALVESTON TENAs Thence by rail to MEXIco
coLoRApo STRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY. Also 70
SAN FRANCISCO and all California Winter Resorts -
FIORIpA--VlA PORT ROYAL ) c., AND BRUINS.
WICK. GA
TO JACKSONVILLE. ST ANt;t slime TAMPA sc.
sTRAGHT and ROUND TR,. Tickets issued e ~
ponts in Texas colorado Ctah Arfzo"a Cllforn Nexi"
co. Sc. Georgia. Florida Sc. Exc cent accomml da,ona
Write fol our dopase Pocket Guild mailed tree
q " MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts. Pier 20 F. r. ~ J.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

tOH FIIIINDhLINIA. BALTIMORE md WASHING
49, From Whitehall T,rninal South Ferry)
weekdays. 1:h5. O:55. II - pinIng Ca-i A. NJ I35
80 80 DINING carr. i.15 Z. ~. l2iO mii san
days. - ~ II - DINING Cdr. \ NJ Loo 81 Dining
Carl 553 T. ". l2lO md,. Additional trains Tor Phi,
delphil from Whitehall 81. week days 500 A. NJ ~
800. i:2i. 6:j5. 81 4. NJ SUNDAYS \
p ~; from Liberty 81. 40 \. NJ daily ana 80 and
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later
Tickets and pariprar seats be procured
Liberty St. Whitehall ST.. il3 l72 .Gl t2i Jil 40
S:3 Rroadwa, '31 Oh Az. 81 East ian ST. is3 East
10th St 80 West roth s.. ~ Columbus Az. New
York; Court =, So Fulton $. Brookiyn Broad
way Williamsburg. The New York Transfer company
10 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
FRENCH LINE
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlant1ue.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAY PARIS FRANCE.
LA GAsCOGNE Baudelon. ... Sat. Sept 2J 10 a. n
Rates or passage First class ~ to Parts. SOS and
railway fare and landing charges Par!or car
seat Is during summer season. Second class 70
Paris, s54.T
a EORGE.r General Agen B Bowling Green Y 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
TD VENEZUELA

ITO VENEZUELA.
Steamers , the RED ~" LINE. under mall ,cu "a
tract with IA, United States Government. are app'"
TO sail from k0lert pier. Brooklyn 49, ,,,,,rao
For La Guayra tfor Caracas. Puerto Cabello. Su'"
and Maracaoo via Curacao. ,.,n m
So L.ApELPHIA. Saturday. september p
IS. VENEZU Ella. Thursday. October H. ~
BoULTON. BLISS a. pAI.LErT.
General Managers. No. 135 Front 81
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lfHIGH VALLEY system.

stat - lost OF Wet "a -. tPena r. R cortlaudi
irsog0sTcs
'lndIc1'cs time from Wcst 2}l S. Other figures show
tim" o. m 'ortianGt or Destrosses -
'6:fa $50 a. " daily sunday ~ A. NJ ror
MA - CHUNK ard Intermediate s'ltions.
~. 400. S:15 \. Il daiIy FOR Vil.kESUAERE g'EAE-
Ton week dave. EiHIRA ,week say. ITHACA
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ami ihe West and principal local points dining car and
l;u14lo.
'io:23. 1853" \. ". Sundays only for Bound Brook
infer'u- 80 stations.
'tO;25. 1880 -. VI daily. eHcep, sunday FOR MAUCH
CHUNK ard Intermediate pl'rt-
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Grrcp'an Simon ano Crane!

>N~~%<S>~~~~~~-<.|N -
A N0lO-SAXON COLLEGE. PARIS. FRANCE.
Y Pupils Instructed in foreign Languages aIc prepared
for Continental High Schools. superb locality j. m
number OF boarders received. French alone spoken De-
tailed prospectus Mr. r. F. DENNY, NJ A. toAOn). lac
es ixtt tParis) 10 Villa Reunion Rue Charlton
lAgache. Auteuil. Paris.
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Cam Gfhnnls.

NJ Y. UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL -Sxty,ihird yea
N opens Oct. Ist. 1891. DAY CLASSES Oil b. siter
;wo years.. EVENING CLASSES d. F. after nree
yesrs) Daily sessions, $3.50 and TO 10 r NJ Lu-
iion 300. GRADUATE CLASSES-TwelHe courses Five
For circulars address l. J. Tompkns. Registrar Wash
fngton Square NeW-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

CLYDE LINE.
" CHARLESTON. :. g. the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS.
From Per - r.. r. Qoot Roosevelt ST.. 3 p. m
A1t'lNtgl IN MONDAY sept ~
SEMINOLE Wednesday. sept y
CHEROKEE. .1Eurs3ay sept y
CoMANCHt . SATURDAY. sept -
Steamers have hrs' class passenger accommodates
NM. +. CLYDE * co. General Agents.
bowling Green y. Y.
Fla Cent. PENN. Fast r & L. Line Via Jacksonville
Great Freight and Passenger Line. Galveston.
= q. EGER. General Agent. 315 Broadway. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
COOKS ROUND rHE WORLD TOURS win

" leave the Pacific Coast for a Six months tour
Oct II ard Nov Il. Fall Party Palestine Sept Is
See descriptive programme THOS. COOK & son ?N
& 2a5 broadway. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
BANANA RAILROAD.

DAN ANA RAILROAD.
i THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting AZ the Is,hmus for all West Coast Ports q
Mexico Central and South America.
Steamers sail from Pier foot West eth ST.. y T.
ADVANCE Sept. 20. noon FINANCE -. Sept 30. nooe
For rat 8 apply Company's Orc. - broadway
JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
CC\ARD LINE.
SELECT TOUR ROUND THE WORLD.

Party strictly limited. Leaves New York October
Two three passengers wanted complete
party Mediterranean cruise February j.h iS9s
f. {. CLARK. III broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
OLD D|R01M1ON l1NE,
WHITE STAR LINE.

Brltannic Sept -. noon Brl,annc... oc; 60 nooa
Majestic. sept -. noon Majestic. =.
Grlna7,e OCT 8 noon gsrmanc Nov 2. nooa
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier No. ~. N5,h River. Oaice. Broadway y. Y.
IL MAITLAND hERSEY A.en'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

1nsIrntrion.
For Young Ladies-City
4 CADEMY MOUNT :! KS La. Btl,to tA IN n.
~ ~ T. On the Harlem Railroad. near 81, johns Col
ie.r, TordhaIn opposite Bronx PARK THIS new boardins
ana day school Tor young ladies and little grIs' IN
charge OF the Crsulin"s equipped with all modern I'M
poyen.ents Tie surroundings healthy anG ATTRACTIVE
The scholastic begins the second Wednesday
september Fer address The ther Superior, y.
IA specia! ladies who wish TO prepare
themselves Tor teaching in primary grammar schoo's
IN the state OF viii h. opened IN September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Al .hracIt' coal used exclusively.
four Tracks. Automatic BlO0A .snals.
49, IN AMI after September stu. 1891.
stations In New hofk. foot Of Liberty ST,
and WhIiehAI Terminal
The Florence tribune., 1897-07-10

sword which he had SC cunningly con cealed. Ny hand had just lighted upon
 it, and I was flashing the blood from my face to see where he lay that I might transfx him, when the whole coach turned over upon its side, and
 my weapon was jerlSed out of my grasp by the shock. Before could recover myself the door was burst open and I was dragged by the heels on to the road.
The Florence tribune., 1897-07-10

The old priest observed. however, that he did not think a French hussar would be deterred by that, and if I had had any doubts they would of course have been decided by his re- mark.
 But horse How was to get one? 1 was standing in the doorway plotting and planning when heard the clink of shoes, and, looking up I saw great bearded man with blue cloak frogged across in military fashion coming towards me. He was riding a big black horse with one white stocking on his near forelcg.
 "Hullo, comrades said I, as he came up to me.
 'Hullo" said he
 T am Col. Gerard, of the hussars, said 1. T have lain here wounded for a month and am now ready to rejoin my regiment at Pastores."
 II am N. Vidal, of the commissariat, !" he answered, land lam myself upon my way to Pastores. l should be glad to have your company, colonel, for l hear that the mountains are far from safe. '
 ssAlasl" said I, T have no horse. But if you will sell me yours will promise that an escort of hussars shall be sent back for you.
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been pulled over my head in the strug gle and was covering one of my eyes, and it was with my wounded eye that was seeing this band of brigands. You see for yourself by this quicker and scar how the thin blade passed between socket and ball, but it was only at that moment when I was dragged from the coach that understood that my sight was not gone forever. The creatures intention, doubtless, was to drive it through my brain and, indeed, he loosened some portion of the inner bone of my head, so that I afterwards had more trouble from that wound than from any one of the seventeen which l have received.
 They dragged me out, these sons of dogs, with curses and generations, beat ing me with their fists and kicking me as lay upon the ground. I had ire quently observed that the mountaineers wore cloth swathed round their feet, but never did imagine that I should have so much cause to be thankful for it. Presently. seeing the blood upon my head, and that I lay quiet, they thought that was unconscious, where as was storing every ugly face among them in my memory, so thatI might see them all safely hanged if ever my chance came around. Brawny rascals they were, with yellow handlkerchiefs round their heads, and great red sashes. stuffed with weapons. They had rolled two great rocks across the path, where it took short turn. and it was these which had torn off one Of the wheels of Jn5 VIC Fad s6Flsd The fffItsst s5 elee- erly and had told me so much of his parish and his mother, he, of course, had known where the ambuscade was laid, and had attempted to put me beyond ali resistance at the moment when we reached it.
 cannot tell you how frantic their rage was when they drew him out of the coach and saw the state to which I had reduced him. If he had not got all his deserts he had at least something as a souvenir of his meeting with Etienne Gerard, for his legs dangled ainlessly about, and though the upper part of his body was convulsed with rage and pain he sat straight down upon his feet when they tried to set him upright. But all the time his two little black eyes, which had seemed SC kindly and so innocent in the coach, were glaring at me like wounded eat, and he spat and spat and spat in my di- rection. My faith, when the wretches jerlzed me onto my feet again, and when Twas dragged off up one of the mountain paths, I understood that a time was coming when I was to need all my courage and resource. My enemy was carried upon the shoulders of the men behind me, and I could hear his hissing and reviling first in one ear and then in the other as Twas hurried up the wind ing track.
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Train No. connects with Southern Pacific 19, passing Maricopa at i0:0s D. m. - Train No. connects with Southern Pacific 20, passing Marieopa at 5:I5 a. m. Connections made at Phoenix with s. F., P. de F. R. k. for Prescott and Congress Connections made at Mesa with stage for Goldfield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at l.: 2:30. for Florence and Globe, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock a, m. Trains stop on signal.
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on trains Nos. and between Phoenix and Maricopa. Tickets sold to all principal point4 and bag
 gage checked to destination.
 N. K. HASTEN, 0. c. MCNEIL,
 President Gen. Sunt F. B. SANFORD,
 Gen1 Freight 6 Pass. Agent.
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 But even as I was torn out onto the flint stones and realized that thirty ruffians were standing around me, l WIS filed with joy. for my nelissr had