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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
Citn 6otels.
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FrFTTI-AvE. AND i0TH-ST. y. "
One OF the most luxuriously furnished hotels In the
country. Two suites. comprising Paror. bcdroon aho
bathroom TO rent permanently transeny Restaurant
open TO the public. III j. sifEA.
d A ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for The Irlo-
"A une received their Uptown Once, NO Lax bf0aa
way I'd north OF 3lsst.. until O'Clock p m so
refreshments received at the following bfahsh OUNCES al
regular o'clock y. VIZ "a stl
ave s. G. 23d-s l52 6tha cor. ,2th-s, MACY s.
100 West 42dst near 9th 81 East IAN W 81 ~
West 42d-s between Ith and Sth ayes; 10y East t'o
a.: S2s 2a-ave. between 18th and ilth cts lc.o 90
ave. 6lstst Ios ls-ave near S'thst: So 90 SoI
ave near st 2l0 Bleecker-sL: ~
Pleecker-st: 2aos 3d-ave: Eas; 79ths, ie2i I'd :
ave: 26cy Sd-ave a5 Amsterdam 4o2 west 42d- 81
las East l6th-s 20s East asth-st SO Etn aSs os
Qth-ave 1872 3d-aNe. 6ith-st, 2of East ~
1890 broadway: 500 %dave.: 100 shave l31S 2d-ave
75s eh-avc. At the Harlem Offices: 2'9l 20 aye nea
f1Sth-~t.: 70 ave. West
I25h-st bet. 18th and sth avcs. $50 West lkh-st ~
Brooklyn Offices 397 Fultons st: q" tN'on %
corrt-st: IS Broadwav f. d l33 broadway. f. D.;
40 Mvr,e-ave Rroadvay.
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NURSE for an infant or maid for eldc,v
~, competent In every capacity co.
hrins nm baby on bottle: VIII travel, nss'
refcrance presen; employers. VIII De ga "a
engaged from April II call bst"ee" ~
md IL Sal Park-aNe. No NaiuS. -
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-5Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fr!ly
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE b. EDDY. 3oS Madi-
sOn-st.
GAS AND OH. ENGIN ES.-Mictz & Weiss
engines surpass all others In reliability.
durability and economy: patented In all
countries 12S-i32 Mot:-st
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HAMBURG AMERICAN
LINE.

from New York Plymouth
Gondon) cherboarg Cpars). and Hamburg =,
Normannia. Apr %. 10 AM Normannia Jnne 3. 10 A. NJ
Columbia Nay IL. A. NJ. Columbia, June 10 a N;
f. Bismarck May q. 10 AN Aug. Victoria June H. AM
HAMBURG SERVICE bv Twin Screw Mail ). ;, -
PENNSYLVANIA. April 10. PM Pa'ra April ~ a, NJ
First cab' SIS up; seoond-class $40 s'eerass s2o-
THE TT2n land TIE G1Hdmfght Sum-
Cruises to NORWAY. the NORTH CAPE and sP In;,
NEW YORK JUNE II and JULY %.
BURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 B'wAY. N. Y
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IEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

statious foot of COrtl DIT and DesbrOsses SITS.
O,1O A. VI. daily SUNDAY. 700 a. M for MAuCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. - - .o,,
Six A NJ daily for WILKESBARRE SCRANTON
week days) EI.MIfsA week daysl ITHACA GENEVA
West and principal local points. Dining Car and Chair
IOi5o A. VI. daily except Sunday for MAUCH CHUNK
and Intermediate points.
% Sunday.
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FOR SALE.

v>yo.NooNo~o~oN- 0-~~oNINN~o~~-o~O~No~>~'~
BILLIARD & pool, TABLES
cushions: special designs for clubs. etc.
MARX * BRO. Manufacturers. ia Ia"
ltth-st
A GENUINE OAK MATTEL with French
plate bevel mirror complete, slz
GRANT, COG West 42d ST.
DESKS. Rolltops. Partitions. Ratings.
Tables Safes. Files. Presses. Fixtures
bought. PAUR. ~ Great JONES. "ea'
p-oadvay.
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BOOKKEEPER (3). ~ years experience
office manager. correspondent; now EN-
ployed: salary SIS: highest references Irolh
present EMPLOYERS. Address SO Aldrich
Court Building.
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Sr.psE and MAID. German. reNapie, "
lady; also useful In house or tiaie'is,ys'
coo,i seamstr,ss; best Of references IL"
III "a, broadway.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
--NN~NNrr~cc~NrSO-Nc- ~ ONNNNNN-NNNN
Male.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers to work
passage to London. Liverpool. Bristol.
Apply % Greenwich-st.
TIRES. $500 PER PAIE.-One agen,
wanted In every town as good as are
made; fully guaranteed MINERAI.IZED
RUBBER CO. Is Cllfr ST. New-York.
WANTED.-A carriage painter to stripe
and finish; good sober man. Address
J.. X. HALL. Brewster. n. Y.
WANTED. Experienced. reliable agents
In all parts OF the United States. 10
whom we can now assign special territory
for the sale OF THE NETWORK TRIB-
uNE's GREAT WORK. AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN" IL is one OF the
most easily sold publications now before
the American people. and Is not only deep
~ interesting Itself. but p.,vcs a great
educator. replete With object sons for
young men starting IN business life Every
library. public o. private. "a lncomp.et.
without II. The work Is published In two
large volumes. royal octave. and Is illus
trsfed with numerous steel AMI stlpp.r
portraits. ..Adiress ADAMS & CO.. IS
Duane St. -. \.
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CARPETS CLEANED By STEAM. BY
HAND or on the floor. CAREFUL CAR,
PET CLEANING CO.. 1,o5s broaaway >,ST
Propr!etors. Telephone -3sth. --
rprDrRrCK ACKERMAN. 1873 West
3od-st, near 6th-ave.. established lsoz,
steam carpet cleaning and feather ana
hair renovating works: thorough and sat
isfactory; also carpets fitted. mace over
and reiaid.
STAR CARPET CLEANING WORKS 10.
West 32d-st.. lowest prices; all KINDS D
cents per yard: send postal.
BROOKLIN.
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING. 3ss-3p
f.exingto1-ave.-fngra Brussels. cts.
ward Carriage free. Tel 428 Bed.
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BOOKKEEPER. A competent accountant,
bookkeeper, general Office man. desires
Iast employer: moderate salary. COMPE-
TENT Rox % Tribune once.
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AE0g RD@AEl l0MEo

Nuul5 uMUUNN OUbJlsu
NEW YORK-SOUTHAMPTON--CI. don-PariS.
Sailing every Wednesday at 10 A. NJ
SEw YORK. ....April 81 ST. LOUIS. May y
PARIS. % PARIS: ~
ro TIT, 81, sTNM NE r,1 CRUISE SIpxrcur SIN
Leland Norway Sweden. Denma:k Finland Russia
BY THE AMERICAN 5. S. OHIO
Sailing from New YORK June 20
Duration Of cruise, 20 days.
Prc. Of including side trips si'3 and upwards
Send for full Information and pamphlet .,
RED STAR LIME TO ANTWERP
Sailing every Wednesday.
r-.esand April noon Wesiecn.ana. April 2S, noon
Kensing,on Ap2l $40 am Southwark. May g. a. m.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
pers ! and Is NORTH River. ONCE Bowling Green.
DMPANoGEl1lIA0
PACIFIC NAIL s. S. co.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. s. co.
Between San Francisco Shanghai. Yokohama and Hong
Kong.
Steamers leave San Francisco
cry OF PEKING via Honolulu. May !, ..
DORIC Honolulu. May IL D. m
CHINA. May ~ D. m
For freight passage information apply
s4e broadway, Battery Place. Washington Building.
and 2S7 Broadway.
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old DOMINION LINE.

" DAILY SERVICE.
For Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News Peters.
burg. Portsmouth; Primers Point. Richmond. Virginia
Beach Va snd Washington. D. C.. daily except Sunday
from Pier e. North River Sailing every week day
w L. GUILLAUDEU. vice-Pres and Tranic Mgr
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mr. IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
Stat;cn. in Ncw-YorE. foot of barclay and
''"'' Christopher streets.
xCsTIRIJED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
NH-S' FANS PINTSCH LIGHT,

CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.
D,ect rout. TO NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES summit p banSrdglle Bqhns
Kidsei p S,sq,S'si anbopc NEWTON BtDDs LAKE
II ohK 20 HopATCoN6i Hackettstown. sCHOOi.EY'S
MOUNTAINS washington. PHILILPSBURG EASTON.
WATER GAP. sTROUDsBuRG. Pocono Mountains
SCPANTON, PITTSTON, WII.kESBARRE NANTI-
COKE DANVIIIE. NORTHUMBERLAND, Mont
roeS RINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
sYYRAct-sE osWEGo ITHACA, oWnIO Ef,MIRH
CoRNINCi, BATH. DANsNILLE. FNFFAr.O and ali
noins NEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 a. AUTHORIZATION NAIL Stops at principal
10 90 a. oM'-ccafe Carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON UTICA RhHFIELD SPRINGS SYRIA
ct,sE and oswEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Parior
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
. m p M"sCRANPON wILKESBARRE and EIMIRA
EXPRESS. pullman Buffet PaTior Cars.
M y M-SCRANTON. WIIKESBARRE and pryM-
WV OITiI EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
7aO p NJ (Daily,-Bunalo Vestibu,ed Limited Express
' for SCRANTON BLNGHAMTON ELMIRA RI,F-
FAIO Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Connecting at
Bsnso CTD,nv1@Tnaio Express Pullman sleese for
o' sCRANTON BINGHAMToN, ELMTRA BATH Mt
NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo 8 A. NJ
o 40 p NJ Dally)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON ITHACA. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OsWEGo
EXeREss Pullmd11 M nSse' A sies9Sr;
ue,ry Gaze & sons Limited. ll3 Broadway Il PARK
BE- 40 Broadway. Tic<et at ferry stations pia
I,rnaduav III shave. I2h 30 West I25rhs
o.. coinn,hus-a New-York: 33s and 12G Fulton g,
and 100 broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full In
'o, WV9ssT",1TT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ard
check baggage from ha;7i or residence TO destination
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,Unx,suED ROOMS TO LET.
WORK WANTED.

Nafc.
ACTIVE. reliable. thoroughly exPer'..
business manager open for engagements,
80 years in commercial. mercantile anu
financial trades, "a boy. salesman: pnyer'
hookkeener manager Address REblA-
BILE Box IS. Tribune ONCE.
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

s:orrse Warehouses 232. 234 and 900 wen'
17th-st.. near Broadway. separ ggSve e' Etc
Tor furniture, mirrors pianos; nags cs,,nt nv
Padded vans for moving IN CITY n,c stc.
ps ekad by competent packers, Esnmst''
furnI.hed. Telephone Call. 1l3-3s.
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COACHMAN German. single; thoroughly
competent In the care and MANAGEMENT
OF horses. harness. carriages: excellent
driver; neat appearance: strictly sober un
derstands gardening and not afiaid ..
work; city or country. l. s, II Boerum
81 nrnnklXn
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VALET to young or elderly gentlfm man. b.
young Engiishmsn hrst-class American
and English references; desire 70 travel.
J. DANIELS. 81 East 39th-st.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

SO WEST 52D- ST.-rnfurnished or fur
nlshed. for short or long lease after May
1 a very desirable four-stOry brownstone
dwelling. 1sxGOxlO0. dinlng-ro room extern
sion in hrst-class order. Apply X. Is.
RrrRCHARD executor, "a West 9th-st.
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ORESSMAkING.

n
A.-A.-A.-COUTVR FRANcArSE.
Formerly with Stern Bros; latest spring
STYLES for costumes. capes and jackets
ladies' materials made up; estimates gwen;
remodelling: reasonable prices: short notice
Nine BENITEAU ANDERSON, 23S Oth-
ave, near 16th-st.
DRESSMAK R-Mrs. COOKE. 235 West
ATTEST. near Broadway; latest styles;
nerfect M Guaranteed work shown; SUI
perior finish responsible; reasonable;
prompt
DREcsMAKER wants a few more Gus
toners at home; suits from - up. MSS
H. FOX 2s6 9ih-ave.. second bell
NINE. MARIE t12 West 17th-st.-Latest
Paris fashion in stylish gowns: moderate
price: short notice.
MILLER & FENDER. Dressmakers. 2l0
West 49th-st., are prepared 10 take ORDERS
ror the opening season: reasonable prices
ard reliable work: misses costumes.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.


-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
On and after January -, 1897. .
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ST. .
For Faston. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c,
$50 ila, 9:lO Di:f5 Easorb \. NJ. 1910 lHo i;lo
H:30 TO Easton 545 G 80 Allentown p NJ Sundays
$50 CID TO Eastonl A. NJ. 100. $40 y. NJ. -,
For Wilkesharre. Pittston. and Scranton. 9:1O A. NJ
l:lO. 100 4:15 p. ". Sundays. 4:30 4. NJ. . a.
For Readins at go 500 10 1000 u; 20 A. ~ l:io
100 200 40 500 5:4i 900 y. NJ. 1913 night sun
days 40 A. NJ 100, 200 800 $50 p " i2;iS night
For Harrisburg a; $50 500 $40 II A. NJ l:lO
i:So 40 300 145 p ~, l2:lJ night Sundays 4;oo
For sunbury Lswisburr and Wi.iiamsport at 4oo 500
e:l0 A. NJ. 1870 1870. 900 +. NJ. Sundays. 430 A. NJ.
500 L. ~.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE sc
For Red Bank, Long Branch, Asbury Park Ocean
Grove. and points south Point PleasnTt. 40 $50
l0:45 A. NJ, 80 l:f5 $40 Rcd Bank) 4:i3 $40
6:3S rs T. NJ sundays (stops az nerlaken for Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove. 200 \. NJ. t:CO y. NJ.
For LAKEWOOD.
so io;4' A. M l;4' $40 44o ''Ss Saturdays only
For Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barnegat 4;So
i045 A. NJ. las, $40 r. NJ. .
For Atlantic city. vine.and and Bridgeton 4:3o A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach srasrlgh, and Highlands Of
Navesnk 40 $50 lO:i5 4. NJ. 1870. Las. 4:l5. i;4O
-da
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j THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting at the Isbmus for all West Coast Ports Of
Mexico. Central and South AmeIca.
e,esner. sail from pier foot West 9th ST. n. Y.
xDVA ScF April 90 noon FINANCE. =. April 90 noon
49, For rates apply al company's Office % broadway
" JOHN MUIR. Traric Manager
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Sf.Psr or MAID.-Competen, Canaala,h
woman: will take infant or grown M
dren. good seamstreSs, best city reie'e''N~
n N Rox II. l2i2 Broadway.
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I2 noon daily. exceNt SUNDAY,
"Rj ACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS

arrives 1.unaIo 9:05 p Pullman vesbue Day Coaches
srd Parlor cars DlnLg-Car service. Meals Ia carte.
Connects al Buffalo with through Se.pers Detroit and
Chicago. - a., . c,.so,, o.. ,,...s c,,n,
Ana "a p NJ daily except Sunday for wilkesbarre Pitts
,on Scranton and principal intermediate stations Con-
Meets Tor all points IN coal region Chair Cars to Wilkes
barre. =. ,r., xo.o, cr,aay ,o- ,r,ux..h,rr.
p,,tston scranton and principal Intermediate stations
Connects for points In coal regions. Pullman Buffet
parlor Car Wilkesbarre 1880.
uoai r. NJ daily except Sunday Express FOR Stating
- ia principal intermediate stations Connects FOR
p.a,,ny and Harrisburg. Chair Car 10 Slatington.
hee M p NJ daily, for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
ia ali polnts West Pullman Sleeper Vestbued train
S NV 70 Chicago. Seepers 10 Bufa.o and Toronto
~ . 40 r. NJ daily except SUNDAY. stopping only at
60 plsinneld. EastOn. Bethlehem. Mauch Chunk
T Junction Sayre. Geneva. Rochester. Batavia and
teain pullman Sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping
inr 40 sse,gers carried. No baggage carried.
"a" n 90 r. VI daily. for ITHACA GENEVA ROCKIES
rt1u RI,FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and all points West
i,,,I,nan seepers Chicago and Buffalo Sleeper
Wfkesbarre
p6T-ND PROOK and Intermediate POLITE leave follows
200 A NJ .: 30. 49, and $50 p. 81 1880 p. NJ Sat
urdays only ~ -,.... -. ,,o oo- o.,
90 Oh ard 323 Broadway II East l4th ST. $50 East
;os,, e. 1877 Bowery y. y SEQ Fulton 81. Court ST.
90 proadway and BROOKLYN annex. Brooklyn.
Nv Work. Transfer Company will call for and check
haeraee from hotel residence through to destination.
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FRENCH LINE.
=, ONPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlaptioue

u DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs. FRANCE
IA NORMAND1E. Delonole go. Sat. April II. 10 a. m
La CHAMPAGNE. Poirot sat: April -. 10 a. M
,,n@srds br ali steamers except La Tourane incudnr
snwsy fare Paris and landing charges. Second class
10 Paris. s54 IS -. . ,, g. .
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PIANOS And ORGANS.

,~~oNNrOo-o~Nor|~|s>> -r-0O~~||@O|O|N0N :.
BARGAINS. Special. new. slightly useI
pianos. $50 upward: instruments. rented
exchanged. CHKISTMAN. - Est l3th-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12

pooKKEEPER. experienced and reliable
speaking English. Spanish ana rren ~
and familiar with general office WORK. he
slres situation. highest references. Ad-
dress II. C.. 542ik Willoughby-ave.. BROOK
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scANsTREsS and NURSERY rennrs
scotch Protestant. 70 growing chil1tsa.
mr. assist with ligh, chamberwoFk; so"9v "
tent dressmaker. cutter. inter. osss -
reference: can be seen at present ei'p'''~
3oS West .sth-s,.
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AWNINGS FLAGS. ETC.

--~~~~~~~~~~~ON~oOc~ O""O~"~NN~No"O~"'e>>~>s
+. ]. KLOES. manufacturer OF Awnings
Tents Window Shades and Wire Screens.
24O Canal st., corner Centre st. Tel. call.
300 Franklin. Est. 1872.
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WORK WANTED.


Femnle.
COMPANION or NURSE.-Young English
lady. well educated: as companion or
nurse to small children. can also teach.
NJ. H.. II East 3ist-st
GOVERNESS. Nursery goyerness for one
child. we'll educated. competent. Prot
estant German 4o) good sewer. city ref
erences. r. b. c.. Box 90. i.2+2 Bway.
JANtTREsS.-Bv n Danish married
woman. A. CHRISTENSEN. Janitor, les
Presidential, Brooklyn.
NURSERY regular trained nurse. large
hospital diploma and two years expert
cree In private nursing under best physi-
clans OF city. position as nurse and com
panion TO invalid or elderly lady: culti-
waited and refined; good traveller; highest
references. social and professional. Ad
dress X. D.. III West iothst.
READER. RECITER. entertainer OF in
valids. letter-wrlter director OF theatri-
GALS tableaus. entertainments. graduating
exercises. teacher Of elocution, acting, Eng
llrh grammar. composition and rhetoric.
Mrs. j. W. BARNES. II West 132d-st
sTENoGRAPHER.- Unusually competent
stenographer. from best business school
In city. 81 without or 81 with machine.
REApr, Room ~ go broadway.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER de-
s,res position: moderate salary. Address
y. *. 2C' Go.d-st.. Brooklyn.
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experience. to take care Of children o en-
assis, win light homework. 1850 Eas, $50
81, ring three times.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-09-04

Thenceforth he treated Nell rath-
er as sister than fiapcee, the re.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-09-04
Anatomy of q Violin.

Taken to pieces a violin would be
found to consist of the following
parts: Back, pieces; belly, 2; coins
and blocks, 6; sides, 5; side Innings,
12; bar, L; purflings, "a; neck, 1;
finger board, 1; nut, /; bridge, /;
tailboard, 1; button for tailboard, /;
string for tailboard, 1; guard for
string, /; sound post, 1; strings, A;
pegs, 4; total, SO. Three kinds of
wood are used-maple, pine and
ebony. Maple is used for the back,
the neck, the side pieces and the
bridge. Pine is used for the belly,
the bar, the coins and blocks, the
side Innings and the sounding post.
Ebony is used for the finger board,
the tailboard, the nut, the guard for
string of tailboard, the pegs and the
utton.-Philadelphia Times.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-09-04
Humors of HydrORraphy.

AS in every other feature of nau-
teal life, photography has both it's
interesting and its humorous side.
Many years ago the Graham shoal,
lying between Malta and Sicily,
gradually rose and rose until it
reached height of $50 feet above
the level of the sea. OF course a
party was very soon dispatched to
annex and hoist the union Jack on
the newly found islet. Years after
ward 1t was reported to have disap-
peared, and when her majesty S ship
Newport surveyed the spot in 1868
a mass of scoriac ashes was found
"a fathoms under water. In 1865,
while searching for the Helen shoal
in the China sea, breakers were re-
ported from the masthead of her
majesty's ship Dove, which imme-
diately steamed toward the spot,
and every one on board the vessel
thought shoal existed there. On a
nearer approach, however, the sup
posed breakers were seen to be due
to a fight between whale and
thrasher.
Later on her majesty's ship Chal-
lenger in the course of her cruise
happened to be in the neighborhood
of the FIJI islands, when "a peculiar
play of the moonlight on the water
was mistaken for an uncharted
shoal. An unfamiliar rip" was re-
sponsible for a similar mistake in
the China sea in 1889. Again, to-
ward the end of 1890 some mis-
chievous fish caused lot of trouble
to surveying expedition when her
majesty's ship Alert in December
of that year was engaged in ascer-
tanning the exact position of LIE
Rhin shoal, in the Pacific. Breakers
were sighted, and upon making for
the supposed danger hundreds of
large fish were discovered jumping
and throwing the water high up
into the air, and no bottom with 800
fathoms of line could be obtained.
Nautical Magazine.
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WHOLE NO., 353.

on my arm, and now can't marry
anybody"
Captain Davidson ought to be-
punishedr he exclaimed. "Will
you let me see the tattooing1"
Blushing more than ever, the girl
barred her shapely arm.
why, it isn't BERTHE Pager he
cried. 1T is Il love B. P. D."
Yes, but it means BERTHE Page"
Not necessarily, Pemberton re-
joined, laughing. 1T will fit me
very well. I'm called Jack, but |
was christened Benjamin. Suppose
we read it, I love Benjamin Penn
bertonl What do you say9"
Some men are so masterful. With
out waiting for the answer, Penn
berton drew the girls head close
and kissed her on the lips. She wore
a ring on her finger next day, but
it was not that given to her by tho
sailor.
CHANGING to meet Captain David
son, she took care that he should
see it.
"Hellor he cried. "A new ring |
BERTHE didn't tell me- the sly young
dog"
This isn't Bertie's,' said Nell
gravely. ut was given me by Mr..
Benjamin Pemberton, whose initials,
of course, are b. p. have written
to BERTHE, care of the Falcons own
ers, saying how sorry I am that l
can't marry him."
THE dickens!" cried the old salt.
1.-Two b. P. S! I guessed you wanted
to slip your cable, but l bought I'd
fixed it so that it would stand any
strain"
Some three months after Nell be-
came Mrs. B. p the old sea dog re-
ceived letter from his nephew.
The Falcon had called at Barcelona
rs usual, with the result that Inez
Garcia had become Inez Page.
Humph!" he muttered as he
read the news. u wonder what lies
he told to account for the name on
his arm. Pearson Weekly.
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Yours for trade,
D. L. S. BARKER.

cannot ask rhinoceros if he has
the toothache, and though this one
was in considerable pain the causa
causans was not obvious. All Mr..
Bartlett said was, "Give him a new
birch broom. The broom was pre-
sented, with the bands at the top
cut, and the rhinoceros at once ate
it, grinding up the bits with great
gusto. "Ah, you see his teeth are
all right" said Mr.. Bartlett, and
next day he "lanced' the abscess
with a well sharpened billhook.
The diagnosis was ingenious and
worthy of the head of the profess
sion, which Mr.. Bartlett undoubted-
ly was.-London Spectator.
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Painting Fits.

Painting proceeds from different
causes, the commonest being dis
turbance in the circulation of the
blood in the brain. For an ordinary
fainting fit lay the patient fat.
Great harm has often resulted from
the treatment of ignorant people in
trying to make the patient sit up OF
propping up the head with pillows.
To send the blood back from the
heart to the brain the fiat posture
is absolutely necessary. Let the pa,
tient lie so that the feet are higher
than the head, throw the clothes
about the chest and throat open,
sponge the face with cold water and
give some cold water to drink. New
York Ledger.