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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

se,dlefs were packed irso q train OF
~ cara which were afterwards care
s,,iiy sealed. The officer In charge
motirted the locomotive Win the ensl-
ncer and ordered all possible nprel 80
he made. Travelling through the enc
my's coun:ry. he placed w., ,, uss.', y,
on the track ana cut felesfaph Mtes y, ~
delay pursuH. To the Confederate oih-
cerr who persisted In ashnE question.
~ stntrd aha. she train was loaded
NTH suppilen. The young Union ON.
Ger succeeded 80 we'll that General
Hooker received the rcfnforeensfsSs
and dispatches Just before the bastle;
The locomotive going through the
hlstorle country around Chaslano1ga IL
am principal sffec, In the play
me erelre r.lry leads up %
shis situation. which u produced In the
last act.
.iaSs" comes 20 the salt Lake Thea,er
for Two nights. beginning Tuesday next
hs,de1 nv stuart" the male Pats.
Th,s c1mpany opened its season sn hna-
non and the Boston Herald OF sept isth
says; "iiss." Barnett PflnegrFs
great operate success, YVES srsh .
grand revival lart evening" az fhe Grand
opera house. There was a large audi
cncc present 20 welcome the return 10
this city Of she piece. which made Its
sreatest success here. and 1t was warm
In l,- new form the extravaganza IL
brighter and more Interesting than
when Il WAS frs, produced. the score
having received q material rec1ntlfuc-
tton, while many of the lines have been
brought 10 10 date. the recent war iig-
urlng cOnspicuoualy In this respect.
A new male has been introduced In
| the second act which clicked much en-
thusasm. This Il In the form OF a drop
| curtain, upon which u painted a scene
representing the sunken spanish squad
| ron, with the stars and Stripes floating
over che Philippines and Porto Rico
| while over all hoyera the white dove OF
| peace. The piece IL east 20 good advan-
| tage.ail OF the artists being well adapted
| 10 their respective parts. stuart. the
male Patti II the star OF the attraction,
and portrays the role OF iNabella. the
liz received rouslng welcome upon
his appearance. and was also the re-
| plplent Of several handsome fioral
! tokens. His assumption of the role left
nothing 10 be desired. and his vocal se-
ieetIons wer admirably rendered. Among
The notable engagements stuart Ia.
made for "its" IN Miss Eleanor Kent
young and beautiful San Frnnclscr
SRI whom he met In San Francisco
and. recognizing her youth and beauty
and her wonderfoui soprano voice. per,
suaded her TO Join 'rt92" Miss Kent
will he seen as Joanna, the beau,ifu
daughter OF the queen.
| Nell Mcneil, the young comedian. who
nlays Ferdinando ~ Arragpn In thl,
zig Production next Tuesday. II young
man who has been seen In number
OF important productions. lie Il credit
| "a with having leading comedy part
in Hendrlck Hudson. ExcelAlor Jr.. Tn
prlna Donna and Monte Carlo. Nc
Neil Il one ~ the few comic oper,
comedians who can sing. and his aero
batic dances In his up-to-date tram
sneelalty, like an his work has IN.
stamp Of originality.
A.. a,tt Iaka Thsatar nm E.t,
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growing stronger with each act. The
lighter sides of the play rests on the
iove-maklnE " several couples. all OF
whom are young people OF the garrison
every act. and good company IL prom
ised.
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Harriet Beecher stowe WIS destined
q sri her name ringing down she ages
through the medium Of Ger creation.
urrle Toms Cabin. II has accom-
rll,hti 10 purl psr. To-, and since ~
va INST written has been consiirrcd
one n the main factors In the emnnci-
ps'or ~ the negro. iiut OH how the
pay. fashioned lt.er her book. has
hen mutliatei. forced down the threats
= an unwilling public by the VAp-trap
Embellishments u fcheming manngerr
uh1fe only object u 30 Efi che m0ncy
n ihr pelpae hy eNinvagtnt promlfes,
orl 90 Full chem more ana more each
time. There are some opportunities
~ gooi work In tn, play - unci,
Tiny cabin. and clever artcrs have
made distinct hits In ghe tie role, but
4 has hscume such a rhestnuf that che
mere mention ~ Il. drives not only
afon. hu, she publN Go despair,
rnuclr Toms cabin IL doomed for
ohef generations ghan the present. Let
81 at that
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Object play that found favor whsn
originally presented ard FOR some time
arr, was ole Olson, In the first pace
- debut WIS made IN the harris n
elsver and taierifd people. hut like
everything else. when the interest has
ga away chen comes ths cheap man
Who thinks n ius, 9hs thing for barn
rormirg purTpger. and 10. on u goes
ullmlee destruction. The company
lfelerllng this play al the Grand thls
week was very mediocre. and u was a
snnremfrf by this company ~ his
house The popular priced circuit has
n Hleks NJ well a. y;nrs, hut the good,
,ii ana indifferent must b. ttken a.
my oome. u IL 10 be hop.I ifIai
iueh a. the last Ole Olson will NO; come
very often
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m ilonry's Ministries have filled In
NE last half % the week al she Now
ufarl' totally obllterailng she bad
,nieNa lefl by the preceding company.
hlnsifelsy. rs prtspn.sd by III Henry,
enjoyable ard ths phenomenal rec.
.u Ni dozen performances within
ao weeks Il ample evidence Of ihe
Ilt that the public appreciate the high
t5aN m che performances II has
ufgn Nnlrs before since III Henry made
visit 90 aH Lake. but q II believed
tlll h1rring p1Fsihle miEhaps. he Will
tome oilener IN the future.
Ms MarEle Webber. a clever young
hlsh soprano Of this city. IL ut pres
~ pursuing musical studies W, Ber-
w, Germany, under tho tugprshlp u
.N dvlne Oerster. VINO has several
tines charmed the people OF this city
Nnh her splendid woke. The madame
,lNes encouraginKly TO the parents ~
~. Wshber. In this city. Of the good
auAlu.s of the young lady's voice and
w BRILLIANT prospect before her. Al
Ivy she has appeared upon the pro-
s'Nws ~ tne pupils rcftlls given un-
Mllnm Herst-r'a direction and has
neh Distinctly favored with much
l,lse Tor her singing. She viii prob
i.nN wet her Parents during i'ie CON,
hummer, when public appearance
sa9uli b. arranged for her arl an op-
,p'nunliy given her friends to not
teellrnf progress made under one
- 10y Ntatcst teachers VI vocal musk
anu expression.
nv understood that the salt LAX
s'itA company viii revive the chime
Nptlnaudy Tor the Christmas holl
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INTERVAL.

Schuhert-lls ''' '';',. -. So Serenhde
Lcschrutzh 90 ''l@s DUCK Aloucttca
Chopin 80, ,.., ,.,Nocturne, op. D, No. .
pai6ma &C., 90, 90, ,Nalec Caprice op, Is
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% door north Of sist-st until o'clock advertise
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Yves, 42as near ah-avs: % East l+th-et.: 257 West
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EQsE RAILROAD.

-,,ou,h trains leave NewIOfk. foot Of Ch4iADsrset-
- md nve minute. earlier from "est 90
M-vestlDuie. EXpTsss III
o'oV ~ ia Runalo Bradford Arrives baHA4'
rai NJ oSIie.,lbuird lmiied-Fast mall daily sod
~" .,'.so, Arrives Cleveland 40 A NJ. Ch.As,'
ira" Si..rsrs 10 Chicago Cleveland and Sihe"IsN
Dining Car. . ~.,. ~, Cleveland vestihuled Express
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CAFE Library car 10. ,-.,, .o- p,nshar1;on Elrnra
49, and Chicago seepers 10 Hofnei's'"s' N"As'
aad G,nelnaAii'o c.I -fMF CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
V1SCnyM6rATIONs A. III ll3 ?ol toi .nd ss1 ,ss
= to- powery 1853 East l-5th-St ana 80 IA
way ,art.r, and 22d-, ferries Me- 80, tn. 90
and $50 flS rs.sey en- station. New YORK Jrans-S
r. csils for snd checks baggage from H0's'' sS
lsnooA
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q ailyoaos.
Hatlyo1os.
new YORK CENTRAL.
Az through sr.In. sOp a Albany uusa s''ss's>
hoehsser and Burao .,..,

new vURk CENIkAl.
al Al, through train, 'OD " Albany v''sa '''sS~~
sac .i: G :ss.s; 's snad. s,s1
EMPIRE STATE EXPREss iINirED,, ~
N:s:. T r:i. II !se wi No Toronto Sns S'I se
S.45 4 Mast MAI. Daily-FOr Buffalo NiAsses
1896 "A May EXPRESS. .,s.p, sunday; III, yss
100 ?: H0SotThw EsTERN LiMTEp and , CHI
$50 M "rsoY AID h'S %isaNS sFEcrAI. except
/. M psuraay STOP, a, importan, s,sio'r .shou,
n nIS A. N. due Chicago 400 n Sleeping @A'
800 M-wEsrERN EXPRESS Daily-For Hiasse
a Oy u a,,s Toronto, CIsy.nni. ChicsSo -. ~,ov
0'<o a-NoRrHERN EXPRESS. psiy.rosr TROY
..3O fHf ssfsee msonSrAlSs AND NOM
"a. TsEAL EXPRESS. psiy ,.-.vvqr,ex
SPECIAL HpF syLror A H5r.,s so Nsrsrs rsns
"'"" IN. MsrEri,L United YA. p,oos Ry. We
tyoS' hess..si .,n' and Burao o,s...-
burg Ni 5.os EHP r,.,.,,,s chicago and
Saturday tor Cape ard the Aueurn so
.y.1y niMsInN5Hr Exrnss' ,ss U' sunday
o,. HiRfrM nrvrsioN ..
Pit,sesS,, a1d a;a6 M-Ds,S except s""''''
TTI Iss.; iIlamna,ed with Pr,seh Light .,.,o,
Jig 2ei tis Br5adwsy II Eas, iiS ST., s.2 prostvay
ana s G rsS :. IVES. ,s:,s s, s,a
Te.rhon. "o7oo thirty eies,h Street so- New York
GF0RGr " DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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GREAT BOOK SLAUGHTER


FOR EVERYBODY. rich and poor. Old ant
young az Coverings New Nori, Rock
Exchange 7si Broadway. opposite Nana-
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lower prices than ever before offered In the
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mease stock " standard and miscellaneous
books. finely bound sets. illustrated GIT
books. a. prices never be,ore apr schei.
Encyclopedias 80 AppletOr's. Chambers 3.
Britannia, People's-at your own price.
Secondhand school books. review books
and books OF ell kinds bought. sold and
exchanged; highest cash prices paid calls
al residences free LOVERING'S NEW
YORK BOOK EXCHANGE. ISL Broadway.
between 9th and 10Th SITS. Open evenings.
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WEST SHOUE z Y

Trains leave franklin ST. Station n Y. a. fonowA
and is m. lat from foot Of ". AZ ST: =,
1s;3S p NJ. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED Daily. iof ~
bany. Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara faiH
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago ana St Louis ArrivS
Chicago and ST. Louis afternoon sN!nins Car,
6r43 n M so later foot ". i2d ST. Chiease
and St. Louis Limited. Daily for Utica, syfacuee.
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and Louis
$50 p NJ. Daily for Utica Syracuse Rochester. Buff
fao Niagara Falls and Toronto.
S,45 P NJ. Daily f1r Albany Utica Syrscuse. Rochss-
ter Buffalo NIAGARA Falls Toronto. Detroit Cevs-
land Chicago and 81. LOUIS
Time tables At PRINCIPAL hotels ara Offices baggage
checked from Hotel PesidencA By vesco;t Frr,.ss,
c. r. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent -. =.
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GNN0 q 8,

Special, Ak. So 90, Cyclones. 81 90.
Trtpl-x Tripods 81 As Racks. u cents
Plates. Ak, %: 3igX3n 10. Outfits, 80
cents; Torpedo Flashes. . cents. KEEL
f.Y'S 1883 F'ultOn-st Brooklyn.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Station, York foot q Barclay ana ch-ls;ophs "a
PlNTSCH LIGHT ,
500 A M-BlNGHAMTOS MAIL. STOPS at principal
stations --, ,,-o.. rr,.r
VaWTOH OvFG0. ITHACA FLMITA SfNA, c -.
and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman RlN-t Par,r Ia ~
injecting at Buffalo with trars for Chicago and pon'
100 p NJ fdarv -Cricngo ana nu-alo ve.''niie, ~.
80. 49, -" eerA ~TON Ri~GraNTOS and rlN'RA
prfi,sn p,~et paror Cars - Tmira Through si,ep-
irg cars ana dav coach Chicago arriving al AID
4 90 y rC=Cp ANTON wrr.vrspARRF md Pl-fSi'
Cr-rrI FXPRrcr. Pullman 2 Ct I.-i1r Cars..---,
. 10 =, n, fTsuvN Crr-cs GO and rrFF 40 FfSTI
pf'f I'm r,r1-rD FXrTrSs ~ SOP 'NToN. RiN1-.
yI.VTNT rTLfrRA BUFFALO THROUGH RVFFr.I
sIFrpI%g CAR New York 10 Chicago. Dining car
G "a y " Aafv,-rr-rr - = FXPRl-Ss pt,Li.NA,N
e eiIyr-prI1e @cr sep ,>.ToN' PTNGTf 1i'ToN. Ell
sipAi y ,Tr Mol-VT NoRRIs ard rr'FFAIo. Ar
s,3G P " isalyl -HIrrhLo scRhXToN. TX r-ct-
ssYr N,ICI,sr an cswEGo EXPRESS Pullman R11e'
,~ilr-s aNo pr,tI.v,T Ac.oNMo,nsTIoTs 1T At
pac. 40 a1i oio rrraixev = -, a. w., o. rrln-
tred s14 Twan,v-H'h e. ?si ,rs 3re. Nv n,r,vn'
SOC 40 % Fulton md iof H-,.i"ay b'oo"'"'
49, awe giving fiU ~ mat - ~ 81 s-a'ons ava
-, t.rr.-s rom hotel residence N destination
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
DEEMS YLVANlA
RAILROAD.

~GNNO / uvANln
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Yves, T~enfy-;hlld street anu
Desbrosses and corl.aadt streets Cortland,
Streets is ten minutes later than that given oe''"
80 FAT e eor p ra55aT TO
ss@ z XIII; aSf flsyslfFPdi
go A. ns VI; fENNsfTAE s o 1 os,sTy,-
ton Cars For Cnoaso. c.e,e.and Toledo o'''-''''
10 a'i =. " cIi1ao An s LOUIS ExPnsss-
90 f'fiS a Chicago For
40 p. " 'soiS,fHWEsTERN EXPRESS .F2I pts
s9rs csean9 nenpanp iPasnaPP F., rsbarG and
Chicago comes for cleveland except salutuaIR ur.
So p NAIL asp % E aiioSi Ts. LseT,y Pt.
'''f w ". AND the souTH;c
2 ~ i:so $50 = 20 % ~ Par9r s .sd
InF 70 5- 5 nssi . son " go 1850 o ns 6 Sa
ing c @ 20 4qo Dsas Carr $50 caF $50
sorTfIERN RAILwAY.-Exrrsas. = 20 p NJ i2Oo 's''
ATLANTIC COAST 1lNE-Es7rssa go f. m ana ''''
rdF oIb FSFx4 2G sSa
wfts s,y ard 80 m daily ..sa,v. ..oros-. ana
rqr f. S' c:ll - @ T'T2Sss and Combined
GA 1 p MAy-,:o 49, s1..,srr sun..y
Grove ana r.,n Pieasan: o,-orn YES. Iws 30 p m
Street station. n - 20 - TT.shro,ses and
Co-flandt Sf-eets' 9l0 q n lo 20 so an" -
1"-,,' ron nii.DE.rrH III 1.r,..r 20
rDrlrr cao 1o.1 Cnr,ir car, Il 10 . n ~, 10
go 80 ! % % 00inire can. ~ Iml.s sr-a,vs.
Cis sc SO . 70 az r':sfs.s 20 Dsps CAS-.
40 dining Can. 80 Dining Can ~ SOW
T,oI., o... ", 4sr pa 1875 s2a. III :ne 2s
proadway Aso, House; Wes, Zen srs -or.'and,
etreefs ! con-f S'reo' SEQ Fufon Sre1f =" e.s.,or
rerresiva-|. Annoy Station. F-0fhiNI
r.,.or 80, 81. go - transfer Company W. a..
for and cheo, taeeage from hotels and res''
wy ura T. GO r,h,s.n,s Street, for pernsyivana
Pallrosd cab Service - ,-oO0
J r VT--CfffNSON y 1.nt
General Manager FeherA ~
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Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of New JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New-York foot OF Liberty st.


-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New-York foot OF Liberty st.
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST -
leaving time from South Ferry foot whitehall SD
u nve minutes earlier than that given below for LIB
erty ST. eacent when noted
. Trains leave foot % Liberty 81
.for Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk sc.
, 100 Ils go A. NJ. 12 N. 70 Eastonl lso. H,c %
fHs so r 49, $50 to Ess'on) Sundays '|'o'
For Vkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. 400 slo
A. ". 1870 NJ sundays - A. VI.
For Reading and Harrisburg 400 - ~ I IS DO.
u0Nc II 30 % Readingl A. NJ 80 4:3o. 500. 1915.
t'eon TO Reading p N. l2is night sunday $40
III 80 70 Reading) A. ". 100 30 $50. 800 7. NJ.
For sgnbury. 1ewt,eurs and wntan.Dor, At 400,
days. '4:ao 4 n 100 40 600 y " ie.is night,
FOR LONG BRANCH ocEAN GROVE &c.
For Rod Bank. Long Branch. Ashury PARK Ocean
Grove" and points south Point Pleasant - 40 (.s;so
only to Soa Girt. SO 10l5 only Red Bank, II 20
a " II q only - Red Bank. . - only - Red Bcnb'
y 70 40 si5 = NJ Sundays stops A. ltterlsken
bhpTy Par. ana Ocean GFove'. eco tio5. only to Rs
' For A,an,c ' H'strans. $50 $50 ,.ao A. n. ,1
$50 'sss e'i5 P " suraas. . ." 4 NJ 200 p. n
FOR LAKEWOOD.
- 40 So io,i' \. ". i45. = 40 4:so p. NJ. sun
roT r,fsh g5nd., 80 $40 lS' NJ. las $40
r9r Toms River and Barregat. '43o 80 A. NJ. las
$40 p " Sundays '10:l5 A.
ror Atlantic city Vinslsnd and Pritgeton. - N A NJ.
Nsvesuk $3.50 $50 ii.eo 4 NJ As 40 p n
SIrfa o.N0 y
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
N-n. -

TON
From foot Of Liberty 81.
Wee, days - 30 500 10 %. ~ 80 Dining Carr A
". 100 30 q 90 Royal Rlue Limited. 700 Dining
Car Geo NJ Lbs u'dI Sundays 400. 1000. az 80
Dining Carr 800 p: n. '2i3 r1it AdditioSsl trains
.or Philadelphia week days 7i5. 900 A. N. g. 80. 60
$50 40 900 p. " SUNDAYS 900 A. ". 400 P "
Tickets and paro- car seats a. foo, o. Liberty 81 .
way 727 9Th Az 81 2 i4h St, l3 East ieSth ST. 273
West 18th St. 25 Columbus Az. New York. Cour,
s., Fulton 81, BROOKLYN; es Broadway. Williamsburg
The y Transfer Co will call for and check baggage
hotel residences destination.
.r-o-n r.Nertv -. only
+p-1r, South Ferry ~ 2s p.
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4 OVERT sEMFNTs and ,unrcrotion' 70, 80 Tr,hun'
- door north 2is-st. until o'clock advertise
rsn. received the fol wing branch on es - regular
unrl o'clock n. viz 2Ss Nh-nve.. Q o.
cor ga 81 is2 eth-ave. f2th-st Mays s.h ava
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Railroads.
.lEhIGh VALLEY SYSTEM.
& Railroads.


lEhIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.
stations Too, Of West :sd St. penn r. r.. Cortland -
'Indicate. time from .3I :, Other figures show
tine from cor,iandt or Desbro.s:. s., ,..
'o;4o. 800 A. ~ daily tor Easton and intermediate
1850; S.15 A. n daily for wILKEsnARRE;; sGRAE,
NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal local
POM, s,n',s cs, and p.r rio. car 10 s s,,.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Parior Car. Dining service Meals la cart.
connects at Puaio through seepers 10 De,ro- and
cH So f.' S na sSs
dsT sss yr ts wS Ss.s
:..v VIII %ISEs S4ss CHUNK
$3.50. 500 P NJ daily. ercer Sunday. for EAsToT
$40. GEO p NJ daily. ereept Sunday FOR EAsToN
:c.:o 700 s.l fqr nurr !I.,.- N. ..;sn,.
rs '7d all points ssp.r. to Buse and Toronto
Din ne car New York Faston. o,
prt i1 500 rs7 esy ; pgrHEHEM M9ucH
CHUNK sAYRE GENEVA RoCHDSTrh ErFFALo
sn p%'n No 0s carried
sco $40 aslz for WTlrESTGoARSSEA oa ya
FALLS. and ali I9nts West Pullman sleeper to Chi
oo; o s,y :1e.D, s1nSny t.f sowTa
leave follows 30 20 I%5o NJ 20 go TO South
Ticks,e and Pullman acc1rnodaiIor- Il il2 ?Gl .73
ss' o., s'd ,s2a sroSdwss ruon ~ Court Ss %
proasTar - and BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn
transfer c. wiz cali ,or snd check baFgas. from
hotel or residence through to destination
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A HEALTH EXERCIsER,

IF YOU really desire good health send FOR
circular. 40 ergravings. free. Frul.
DOND's Chest. Lung and Bust Developer.
EAEt i4th 81. New York.
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oA,rIAsORr r. OHIO r. r.

BALTIMORE < Ollie. r: e.
Leave New-Yerk "h''sAA" e''-'''" '
foot =: Liberty Street e.,. ,a-,sav.
CHICAGO. '.t@o Ia ''o ~
? and - .ao ~ from Liberty stree, only).
TITTsFr re. =, IN.
'cIIvCrSNATI ST LoriS ''o' a N ODD p HI
~ ROYAL BLUE TRAINS ,,,,.,,
,v.sHr>'fYGN BALTIMORE f'.' 80 ,D' ~ e
$50 II, ,Dllerl. rl--J5 n. - ll,.'.s''' =. s
- T. 1n,.,et Exclusive Pullman L5S'Il 80 -
tr.rerJ .5.55 , m ana 'l-io night "Oi'' O'
!, with
81 -. ~ 20 oGi 1884 Bdwax 81 r l4,n-.t'
- No. \ = 3gg 344 Fulton-st Brooklyn. Whl,e-
hall Terminal Baggage checked '"" ''''s' -
destin
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ART DEALERS.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND CARBON5
OF Architecture. Sculpture and Paintings
os all European galleries imported ny
GEORGE Rr-SSI. ~ ". 2sth st. New
York ARTISTIC FRAMING.
THOMAS 4. wU.Mt'RT-s SONS. "a East
l3th-st.. manufacturers OF fne gold
frames regiliiag a speciality.
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DREssMAKING.

DRESsMAKING.
ARTISTIC tallor-made dresses made a,
Aalf lrss his month. ball reception
or s.s. evening waists speciality cutting.
lasting. pat ems % measure rs Liv-
irg-rIl-sf 1921. r. 20.
IE- .SSNAnTR French. from Doucets:
c.en.ug ana street dresses. latest I'M
p3rte4 Iaitsrrs engagement by day or
,ermanen, n family h-s'-class references.
II DNrENSE. 80 East +Jth-sf.
RFSSMAKFR Experienced dre8maker
D. he day. m and e. b. guaranteed: So
yer la LLOYD lpo East 59d ~;
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MONUMENTS AND MAUsOLEUMs.

H. @. FRENCH. 100 Broadway. FIRST floor
Artistic designs. high-class materials
and enduring construction.
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

ct BERNARD and Newfoundland pups.
Greyh0uncs Pugs. Boston. Fox YorA-
shir-. scotch Terriers settlers. cookers.
japanese Spanlel.. Imported Dachshunds.
Only pure breeds 204 East leth-et
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furnished ROOMS
FINE large furnished room. warm; not
and cold water: bath homelike: FOR two
or man and wife Mrs. ROLLER l5s
West s5d-st
LARGE well furnished. comfortable room.
suitable FOR one or two gentlemen. N
r-,vate family. reference III " Ibth-Ht
1oa -foe WEST Assist. -Attract!vely fur
rtsne. rpoms In vofnans CLUBHOUSE
rurses artists and professional women
slso ladies' visiting city. Accommodated
s..t WEST 34TII-ST.-To L.. furnished.
lay. sunny front r9cn. with CONNECTING
.-,su room and closets. suitable Tor many
rurr..s.-. best %, references require. Nah
te seen before u or between and D.
ADvERTIsEMESTs ana subscriptions ror
r.. Trfbur. received at Their UPTOWN
Oesce 10. .24o Broadway, % door north
- a1st-st until O'clock .. m aoVe'
,i..ro.nts receis ed AZ the following trsncn
srrce, al regular once rates until o'cIosk
a m Viz : "a SHAVE. . .. cor zso-s@'
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EMPLOYMENT AGEyC,EA

BEST SERVANTS. BEST SYSTEM.
TRWrN's GTI-AVE. AND liTH-ST.
l. YEARS ESTABLISHED.
l. CS1rakED GIRLS and men waiting FOR
MACS. good co Is laundresses ant gen
era workers. walters. cJachn~r and use
,ul men. best references, CITY % country,
SOUTHERN COIORED MISSION. i26
West ia7'h-sf. branch of'cr. 80 West
80 TFpS
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MrrR0POLITAN OPERA HoI Sc lo

MrrR0poL1TAN orEEA,. HoIsE
or" nv IN OPERA SEASON 1895 ~
,s.r 70 frecti.n q Efr. Ma ur1ce Urn o.
u. 'n Hvc ;" nec i9-ROMEJ ct JClItIIH' Me'pa'
So I'd &c Kefzke XIV rEr-RE- Eares Ms.s-
'',s-l a'Ie i,@c SIEGFRIED-- Nordica f;hels'
ss, Ma, Dec H. LIZ NozZE II fiG4 ~, " Esf
Eames De Lussan and Sernp'l'" '
bone srd Caupanarl. -,-,-.s .r.. FAvOPITA"
sa Eve De-. I7At POP Psces, Ia 'A
Mea,e ,S. ices 75c 100 $50 and y ~ SoHes'
ESQ az 90 $40 General admission ''vc anu CIV
CIV go ' s,elnway a sons Pianos used
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

THE entire furniture carpets. pianos.
paintings. etc. OF residences, hotels ana
apartments purchased FOR cash reasonable
prices. J. W. $50 oth-st.. Brooklvn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


TREASURER for newly incorporated COM
peny 70 invest s. DO 70 81 500, taking
stock for security. fullest investigation;
references exchanged. ESLER. 2nS Bway.
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Male.
WM l. HARTTSG
Public Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Room SOS. 80 Nassau-si.. y. y.
ARTIST Late professor OF art al the IN
,ernationai Cor-csponfsnce schools
Scranton. Penn pen and ink and wash
oravirgs all brsrches from south Ken
sinston. oueen's snecalisi. l.. S4s FRANK
lln-sye.. Brooklyn