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New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 +. Nj Pullman Nesfn"5 Day
coaches and paror Cars. Dining Car Meals "A
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers to
Detroit and Chicago
.I:::O. I.:iO p NJ. daily. except Sunday. FOR MAUcH
Gil NIX aud intermediate points .
$3.50. I:I5 = NJ Sundays only FOR EASTON.
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal branches. -
'Ii2O. 40 p NJ. daily. excep sunday, for WILKES
BARRE. PlTTSTON SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate stations Con7"cts for all points In coal regions
chair for Wlkesharre. -
$500. 4il0 p. NJ Gaily. except Sunday. for Wilkes
BARRE. PITTsTON SCRANTON and rTincilsi inter
mediate stations Connects for oil points N he coal re-
gions Pullman Buffet Pari0r Car - Wlkesharrs ,
':,J0. 4:2O T. M daily Except Sunday. Tor MA III
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair car " Beth
iehem
.i:5o. 5:I5 p. NJ Sundays on,y) f7r EAsToN and
Intermediate stations
$50. GIO NJ. daily. except sunday. for EAsTON
and principal Intermediate stations.
$3.50. .;Oo p. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and oil points West. Pullman sleeper yestibule
y. Y Chicago. Seeper- Buffalo and Toronto
..:4O. 500 T. NJ daily except sunday. stopping only
SOUTH PLAfNF1ELD. EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
MACCH CHUNK. l. & b. JUNCTION. SAYRE. GENE
VA ROCHESTER BATAyIA. BUFFALO and ToRoN-
TO Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping-car
passengers carried. 40 baggage carried - -
40. 9;OO = NJ. daily for wILKEsBARRE ITH
AGA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER BrFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS al points West Pullman sleeper 70 Ithaca.
Additional local ms daily, pcepi sunday for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows; So.
20 1920 10 50 1000. 1890 fSunda;s cny) a. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations l13. oGl 277
355 al4 l323 BroadVav 81 F. i4th -. lJG T. e5tt
St, l27 B0Nery y Y. SEQ Fulton -. I Court ST. es
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
co. viii call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through % destination.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

=
follows I'VE minutes earlier from West 23ds
9;OO 4. M-Vesthli.ed Express daily for Bnghamton.
Wayeriy Eim.ra buffalo Bradford Buffalo 500
Z II. Tarll- NunalJ
2:OO T.. M-Vesiihu.ed Limited FAST mail Daily solid
for Chicago Cleveland : 40 a " Chicago
p VI sieeper- to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining
1870 T.. -Runaio and C.ovelan1 vestihuoI rvr-es.
Daily. arrives Buffalo 7.0S \. NJ Tralforf ~ 4 "
Jamestown 100 4 N Cleveland i2 20 P " sleepers 20
PuTalo and Cleveland making direct connections for
D.,'oIi. Ca.roeo ar1 The Wesi caff Library Car
N;Ia J.. N--@0N1 train - 'hicagN Slo"nars FTor-
CrfN~~ Gi-~inn1.i
rIICKFTs Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Recommendations az H. il3. POI 4Ol and ns7 Road
way l27 Bower, l5e Eas, l25h s; ard Gl West l25ih-
-. Chambers AMI West 23i - ferries New York 2ll
ana 72G Fulton loo BroaAwfv. Eooklvr 200 Huis5 m
H0b-g-n AMI Jersey city Station Wesicot, Frnress
calls for and cecs baggage from hotels and residences
20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
lNGTOS.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
iNGTOS.
From foot Oi Liberty St
Week days 4.3O $40. 1880 ul 80 Dining Can A.
M. 2V0 3.3O $500 Dining carr. oco T. N. l2:i5 mdt
: Sundays. 30 1000 Nl 30 JlnAs \. NJ 2UJ
Dining can. 600 T. III. 1915 mdt Additional trains
PhIlaGe PIMA week days, JUV \. VI, 80 4JV.
30. 800 +. IL sundays. 300 A. NJ. 400 +. N.
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINAL
Week days. 7.lU 30, -, $40 500. 93J
1000 1913. 1oas, los. u 30 y 80 A. N. l2:5. l2t3
100 - 1.4O, ZOO. 20 2:5. 1..j 3.35 ID 2j
80 45a 90 5.55 60 en- 600. 7:O5, 30. So.
aIO go lO.55 II 40 2. NJ. 1913 mdL sundays. 71v
80 1900 A. NJ. l2OO NJ. l. %. OO 30. zoo
3:55 42o 455. 525. 600. G:3o 7:25 SD go $50.
lO.55 L. NJ, II 10 nGt
Tickets and paror car seats at foot Of Liberty ST..
Whitehall ST. 49, l72 26l 4S4. ga ili9 l329 Broad
way 137 81 Eas, l4h St. l53 East l25th
o73 West l25th 81. 25l Columbus Az New York !
Court ST. $50 Fulton ST., Brooklyn; 9s Broadway. Will
iamsburg The New York Transfer Co. will call for and
check baggage from hotels residences destination
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
DEL. LACI<AWANNA AND WESTERN n. l..
and Christopher streets.
VEsTIBULED TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direc; u NEWARK, hL>JDMF lELD. NONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES; summit IieTnaresye Bask.ns
LAKE HOPATCoNG. Hacketistown. sCHOOi.EYS :
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHILLIPSBURG EAST,OS
WATER GAP, STROUDSPJ RG. PocOnO Mountains
SCRANTON. PlTTSTON. WlLkESBARRE %ANTI-
cox, DANVILLE: NORTHUMBERLAND Mont
BINGHAMION. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
vile UTICA. KICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland
CORNING. BATH DANSvILLE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 a. M-BINGHAMTON NAIL. Stops at principal
1000 A. M.-CCafe Can. BUFFALO SCRANTON. B1NC-
HAMTON. ONIiO ITHACA. ELMIRA UTICA
RICHFELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and OSWFGO
EXPIRES Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting at
100 J. M-ScRANTON. WILKESBARRE and FI.MIRA
EMPRESS Pullman Isufet Parloi Car.
400 ?. M-SCRANTON WILKESBARRE AND pI.YM-
OUTH LXIRESs. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
700 Z. NJ tDaiy)-Chlcago Ncstluled Limited Fxpres,
Cor SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON EIMTRA PTIF-
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York 10
Chicago Dning-Car west Of Buffalo
$50 p NJ (Daiy)-Bunalo Express Pullman Sleepers for
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving N Buffalo s 4. NJ
$50 p VI. lDaily)- FFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM~
TON, OWEGO. ITHACA EI.MrRA SYPACrrSE
UTICA AMI OsWEGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET
TICKETs AND PrII.MA; ACCOMMODATIONS q,
Henry Cazo & SONS Imred ll3 Broadway IL PARK
Place As, Beoadwa, and G42 oadwa, Tickets AZ ferry
Stations. Ill 4ihave cor 18th st c. West 25i ST. s3s
Columbus I'VE. New York 32i and 100 Fulton 81 and
JOG Rroadwav brooklyn Timetables giving fun Infor-
nation az al stations
WEsTCOTr EXPRESS COMPANY VII cau ,o- ana
che"S hasssre from ho'cl residence dos,inatIon
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
BALTIMORE q OHIO

foot Of Liberty Street
.Daily. Except sunday ssundays.
CHICAGO. 'i30 a. m, a. 90 p. IN. and az Is night
PITTsnURG.. .t3, a n. 1875 p. m, s2.Oo p. m.
slo - night. 43O a. IN Liberty -. Only)
C!NCINNATI ST LOUIS 1000 a m - - p m
eli 20 a m CDine). 300 DINER. 10 . tDlner). - IS
G)iner) .55j .. N. and 'l2 IS night.
NORFOLK. 41l.3O a m.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper - %. 200 p m
OCices. li3 l72 2Gl 11gO Bdwav. 3. F.. l4th-st.
I27 Towery y Y 329 34i Fulton-st Brooklyn: White
har Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17

Stations IN New-Y0rk foot Liberty ST.
and Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave foot Of Liberty
and after y l4th 1921
For Esston: Bethehem: Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
l:Sc 4l5 43o to Aaston). 5;45 7:30 to Alentown)
p NJ sundays 80 g 10 to Easton) A. NJ. 100. 5.30
eco 2. ~
For Wlkesblrre Pi,tston and Scranton. s.lO A NJ.
40 l30. +.l5 7. NJ sundays, 4;30 A. ".
For Reading and Hau sburg az 80 500. 9:l0 5000
II 10 t. Reading 4. NJ, 1:lO l:aU Goo Read
ing) 43O On. 5.i5 .9:JJ Reading) p NJ 1915 night
Sundays 30 ~ 30 10 Reading 4. NJ. l:OO 900. 5.S0
600 T.. M l2:l5 night
For Sunbury, Lewsburg and Willamsport 30 s:Oo
e:lO A. NJ, l:lO 1880. 600 T. VI. sundays. 43O A Il.
GOO y. NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Ashury Park Ocean
Grove and points south 10 Point Pleasant. 40 $40
noI5 Red Bank only il:$o 4; NJ, l;so li5 q 40 Red
Interaken tor Asbury Park and Ocean Grove). 900
dO:l5 Red Bank onh. A. N, 100 NJ
43o $50 1915 NJ las. ~. 4:4O % 3s Saturdays
only) p. NJ. Sundays. 10 a. NJ
For Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnegat. +:so.
For Atlantic City. Vneand. and Brdgeton. 430 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrirht and Hshand. Of
Navesink 43O $50 II 30 A. NJ i:30. if5. 4.l5 4:3O
a p NJ SUNDAYS 900 A ". 400 p NJ
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
LEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot Of West 23d H. r., C0rtlandt CT
DeSbrosses
Indicates time from West I'D other figures show
time from CoTt.andt Deebr0sses st.
-O:1O. Gso A. VI daily SUNDAY 90. I y. NJ Tor
MAuCf CHUNK and intermediate stations =.
- 80. s;I5 A. VI. daily for WILKESBARRE. SCRAN-
TON tweek days. ELMIRA tveek dnys) lIHA, ~
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALL,
and The West and principal local points. dining car ana
chair 10 Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
HELP WANTED.


>>o.Noooo0N~o~NoNoc- 0>"o-0NoN0-o~~NNoOooOoNN
Male.
AGENTS $40 ~ every week giving away
FREQ speciality soaps as sample and IN -
PRODUCING and selling Perfection Gasligh;
Burners NJ chimney. r, smoke. no
wlck. makes kerosene lamps give brilliant.
clear easilsht. sample free o. workers.
T. y, Perfection Mfg Co.. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't urs-
PATE for the Postofce Or other Ciyl Ser
vice eNami nation without seeing our i.lus-
rated catalogue Of Information. Sent free.
COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE COT
LEGE. Department .. Washington. T. q.
WANTED 4 competent butler who m
d~rsiards vale'lng Address giving copy
u references age and wages expected. 10
: ". Boz -. Tribune Onic-
WANTEu.-A gardener. married. wife
competent 10 assist 90 house. man must
te q good vegetable gardener. understand
COWS. milking and the care z ge-ilc-
mans place. cottage coal wood. Ut gh'
and good wages t1 right party. Address
PODTNSON Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17

...,. ..-,, -. .A-s JssDLI. OF uca
FganA +. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF tn-
City ag4 County Of New ! OK.
Notice Is nelsUy given ~ all persons
having claims against GOuverEeur ".
Morris. LATE Of the city OF New York. de-
ceased. 10 present the same with NnucharB
thereo: 10 the -ubscIib-.. at his place os
trausactine business No. II William street
In She CITY u New YORK on Or before the
10Th DAY of April next.
Dated. New York. the sth day OF october.
1897.
JOHN A. RUTHEEFCRD.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
SHORE R.R,

Traiae ". 42d ST. Station. " Y. follows AMI
- earlier from foot Of Franklin ST
1915 A VI Daily for Albany Utca. Syracuse 21ch.s-
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Fort Wayne Toledo Cieve-
land and Chicago.
G:OO 2. ". Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syra-
cuse Rochesier BuIaIo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De
troit Cleveland Chicago and 4 LJtis.
SIJ T. ~ Daily f1r Aihanv f'fica Syracuse. R1ch@.-
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
chicazo md Louis
Time tables nciral hotels end oflce.
{. Z LAMBERT. General P4-s-nge- Agent
Van ierhii Ave New York
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17

4 DVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions 10 The Tribune
~ received az th.r Uptown OfCs No. ~ BNadwat.
q door, 3ist si. until o"og J. m, advertise
meats the following branch ehces Al regular
one rates ulf!l O'Clock M VIZ. 80 oif aN... Be -
c. 931 ~ Gth-ave cor. i2h-si. Macy Ctn-are
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
Railroaos
PENNSYLVANIA


= RAILRoA
lions ios Of VEST TwENTYrhil;H sTREET
Tsr, TTSss,s is minutes iha given briow for
'Sc eu A; d. FAST MAIIrgiman Buffet ia;lor car sG
Chicago N sahn aittsDIs; Shaping Car f'''sDu's u"
$50 NJ tAFT tsEFissarf Emf sp& fSy,Ppf
fF S'Ssni cncsso Dla cisana n's 4a:dS ana
i'fS fS, z IN " CHICAGO ANp ST. LOUIS EYrREss-
0o = NJ wEsrEHa E2.EssFor nfSss0 Or ce;,ana
80 NJ % tiiffS sAffH s19;flaI 1rXfaIss-ror
NJ faciFic Pis"R SIR si hi9 rsq-s and
$50 T. NJ. NAIL 2N6 EXTRrss f:iIii ss.sigasa inne,
S,espins r Car New YORK 20 Altoona. l:a> LisI it.-
10 .WAsnnxcT;oxi i4,.} A.D I,'ii IN: 'sso,rM:
So essSSai Inns Il n C1i' All agi'T g' and cars,
nsht .''sGs Snh. Ta 30 Dinng car 80 q p .cniic a. iS
ca1 40 ;oniiBs i Per9r ti ana dining SsI, s s' 'O's
sorThERN RHi"wHT' 9iY FIoriaa p ' iaicd 'I5o
ATIANT5S' t2sTS 15gTS - M i-' hsh. dco e3h 1eeo
= n Weekdays Express. 40 a. N. md 80 D. H.
f5h ff5hs6AgA6E 6 A6Il4 @N}dA 952 M z N S'y a. m
AIIANTi ciTy 149 80 ? IL" daily so. ,s.,rosse. and
Cm'snS' Car ana Srees 20 M. Through Buffet rar0'
cArE NAY 40 p. m Weekdays Goesbrosscs and cor-
Long Iranch Ashury PARK untcraken sundaysl ocean
sa'o 1aG si SO Hpson Fl g 15o ~ ~ iso iG p m
g S01ans, m sr$. s'Tss. pa % % 80. 30. ii''
N 90 FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ ~ 80 so >.at $40 90 ltuna ldmfeo) ?.D
,inmning Carr, 1850 l.5p a. n.. 80. iJ0. 25o $50
~ 80 DINING Can 40 Dining Caf). 300 i'inirE
ooi, g. ~ $40 100 night. sundays. Oiu '.'st
80 30 a2l. 80 G.mitedi $50. l05u n. m. i.5o
IN '1s ,sil 800 42O Dining Car. 80 d)ning Ca)
.r,t c,c unn.ng S:r. 40. $50 >. M " o. night oc,
'lrhet offices Nos 46 ga. ll9G l%.3 III. and 26l
BIoadway. 's;or House West Twenty third street
Court fs'SS sfe fSs o f Fuea Sicc % IS Broaaaa
and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn. station. Jersey
Ilty. The New York Transfer Company Will call for
ard check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destination
Tciephore "l274 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab
J. II. HUTCHINSON y. r. WOOD.
Genera Manage General Pass Agent.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17

uILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

SEM u yoIr old gold. jews.ry. &c. We
send certified check FOR full value there
Of Bank references. Established 1922
GEiRGf, y Joyce 22 fu.t5n-st
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17

~ PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon.
City and County y New York. notice IL
hereby given 20 al persons having claims
against Samuel ". Andrews. late ot he
CITY Os New No-iJ. deceas s@d. 70 present he
same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
fcribers. M their pace of iransacting bust
ness. AZ tho 0fice Z Wm Ives Washburn
No. so Broadway in the CITY Of New
York on or before the ION day OF M--
next
Dated New York. the so;h Say OF octo-
Der 1897
NAOMI NJ ANDREWS EvrcutriN
SANr-r FL. W. ANDREWS. Executor.
wN. IVES WsSHprRN. Attorney for
Executors GO Pr0alway NevYork CIV
N PURSUANCE u an order 4 Hon. John
n y Arnold. q Surrogate - he city
and County m Now York notice Is he->bv
elv.n - al uerarrs having claims against
Nli-e Allms lr'a 81 the Cl'y u New
yort. St,fe II New York deceased 10 pr"-
sanf the same with vouchers thereof io the
auhsrriher 80 h.~ pirre ~ 'ransac'lng
h,fsir-~s p, tho 1rirc = Adans Dros. No.
- West oSfh S'~eet. IN -" CIV - N"w
York. on o- l"f,ge the 10Th dav Of Iu.y
new. 49,
''' rANI-TL F. ADiMs.
SARAH = NIfMS
WM CRITTENnEN sDNMs
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
arapclrrs 6oic. porkc, Cuioe.

1rapcllrrs 6oic. lorke, Guioe.
m. is. Appears Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays
HOTELS OFF ITAIE WORLD.
ro7 p:lye booklets Of any Hotel below. cali or
address tseai stamp
WoIsl Tariff Bureau Co.,
G3 Fnh Ave. New-Yo.k.
(29sss Ras F5s'9s ds Rivoli. Fi L'Ps3n ParI.
HOTEl POCKET GWlDEs
GRATIS.
.,nsAy a P means Amsroq9 4. Plan E P EuroPean)
BALTIMORE Ma.-...Tae s,aG.rd Ho,eL I. P. slSS. up
,ddss-oyT g. TAs Mo Hotel Al'amoni ? p s. aI. $3.50
toSsy So Hotel HSei Vs7Grme ,6 a up
BRooKLYN y Y Hotel $. Geore4. = p 81: \. r. So
CHICAGO The Virginia. A.P. $3.50 up E.P. $50 up
: :5zz KEY WEST HOTEL. KEY WEST Ap
81 -sE5 MIAMI. ROYAL PALM..........A p.
3 5F=~ MIAMI. BIscAYNE HoTEL.....A P
: 5~5H PALM BEACH ROYAL PoINC1ANA.
cI5- .-e PALM BEACH. PALM BEACH INN
o.MoND. THE oRMoND. p.
\ - ST. AUGUSTINE. PONCE DE LEON.
zE55 ST AUGUSTINE. ALcAzAR....A. P.
x TAMPA TAMPA BAY HOTEL. A p
E%z5 opens Dec. :. D. p. Hathaway. Mgr.
: -@r WINTER PARK SEMINOLE. "a r.
s M ...SS.. S,.a. o., x,,5,rzs@ ii X E Dick At.
lzg-- Opens Jan. g. L. {. Bullock MgF
=z ocAt4 open 0sAEA al 5saI hoPSF p F. Brown Mgr F.
c5E=@SSc pFLLEAIR BELLEVIEw .......A. p
g s.=z53 opens Jan H. W. A. Barron Mgr
Z z 'FS'A 'FSS1a; jss " IL ...S %sSo Hs
S-44 FORT MEYERS FORT MEYERS Hotel.
. Sa=I Opens Jan. II. T. II. Abbott. Mgr.
- = Gayoso Hotel A. r.. s. 30 10 81
l,a,,le rooms with bath Al 500 Up
- NY Ala Exchange hotel A =. - W
49, Last Charles Hotel. A p - up
NJ" OrA1h The Cosnouo.itan Hotel F. T., Sl3V W
g., Ff'n Avenue hOtel. 4 =, -
NEW AOi'ie wav 2grn Gils'y House E r.. So "
GO r Farryl New ST cloud Hotel r. p. Sl-5O
81 - m sfh Ave & 18th ST. Hotel Hanover, A. p
% .hsrhersNW B'wayl COsU.lo loiiian HI. EP. 81 up
- ,p,wayS5-thStJ Hotel Bayafd fanily Ho A +
pIf J1FI-TFIiA Pa The Altne Hote4 \. P 800
90 1Resfauranf a cartet The lafayette F p 81 UP
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. The cullen A p. s. 70 80
sT OT-IS No. Planters Hotel r. p, 81 4. P. 81 up
e 40 -. IindeM Hotel. L. p. 81 up A. P $50 up
UTICA y Y...........The Butterfield a P 81 70 50
"a WASHINGTON. D Arlington Hotel. A 7, - up
" '.,................. Ebbu House 4. p. 81 up
''' ........... The Raleigh. p P. 81. so
o. ................ The Cochran Hotel A P - up
=. Riggs Houee Wilards and Natonsl. A P 50 W
- ........ Hotel Wei ngfon E. p Sl.1o' \ J. 81
- The EuckinEiah a p - up
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17
DRESSNitI<

DHl>SM tIN iNfs-
| A.--A.-A. DRESS MAKER. a -A.-A
MADAM GULLY.
~ West f.fh st.. rIigli e.. l"sl r,ler o'
handsome evening dresses. smart d.nn"'
= lWns. i~-":fl0r dres-.- 'ea gowns we'd
GlnS dresses. e;.. superior o. any iw
ported gowns and qua u'D-l letter n.t.nG
ans much cheaper Several Samples II
. work g. show o. ans imr. handsome
evening dresses. sia lirci. u net. chiffon.
lowered grsrsdire. ~tc.. for $50. ti- same
dresses would cost double at he llrge
houf's- Nine. GULLY. ioj We; fjih sf
cLoAKMAkEH- Home os day. c.oaks
altered p.usa stean~,.. s-h.-~.n sar-
n~flt- renolelcL. .r.If"4. repaired. ua I.
into capes c1ilaFe'its and jalhets. GREIi.
i3l West 22f st
CHILDEEN's DEESsMANEE. excellent
acamstle-s. .ut hy dag. 81 90 Mis-
KoSE 3G2 West 3isi -.
DKESsNAk --E. EXPERIENCED. hy day. In
private family or ~ home. tity reiri
encc. eau " address Ms- DE'k III.
DREssMAK wants NJ. o. lay. cuts
by system. fcf-frn.~ glfen. :. prr day.
y. STANDBY. ~ West N.l rt
uREssMAK ms;-r.as- a.sn,s d f.'e
more Engagements ly t4e daA - -.
MARIE l5' Ea-t dGtn o.
DRESSMAn - 90 . Iuturle.c rrancals-.
faTul-r.E .tn stern Er.s arst class
French dressuAk4n=. c,enlns. reception.
dinner. lanclae- -cuoci 1ni 'all9I-mtle
gowns. lsirst Paris tailor made shirt
walstS. rem ldc,.lnE shori n1iice. F-a--n-
able prices. Indies ouA .nAtefitls made
up Nine EENiTEAT ANDERSON. ITS
C;h-avc. near 18th ~.
ADVERTISE NENTs anI subs hs-ripi.lns ior
The Tribune rrcei'@5 NJ then litowN
Odife NJ. ~ Er.arway p door north
of 3isf-si until q o'c.ccX ,. M. aIt-T-
G. ls.meafs g~C-l.-I al me fo..oRinE iraalG
Offices AT regular c;ilce rates until . O l4oeA
- "a Viz. - Sfh ave r. . ccT 3,,d-s'
i5a G,h-aye.. or iein 81 Macys. 9Th
ave "A iith ST. ii2 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-17

pOGERT HARRIET In pursuance o.
ar o-dA- = Ho, Frank T. Fltzgerald.
Surrogate - the CITY and County of Now
york notice Ia hereby given 70 oil r"-Sons
bavinr Gains againet Harriet L. BogArt
.a,e ot the city of Sew York. deceased.
- rrcsen, .he same with vouchers thereof
10 tho subscribers at their place
r~eiinc II smith. " il5 Broadway. IN
the CIV = New York. on or before the
ool lav - 1une 1895 next
Dated New York. the 18th day ot De
cember 1885,.
JAMES /. RRFFSE
EIOfsE l.. RpF.ESE.
Executors.
FRELTNG II SMITH
Affo-rNv ,0r Executors.
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"Have you heard the nears. little 71aotherf
Katia had said nothing about it? Was
it possible that she was in plot with
this parsonage to deceive him, Krouti
kov? Or did che know nothing about
it? He resolved to continue his gentle
catechising of the stranger But here
Katia called them to table. She felt al
though on tenterhooks and seized the
first opportunity to interrupt the con
versation, which was approaching dan
gerous ground
Kroutikov took his betrothed in tc
dinner and sat beside her Vladimir So,
opposite them with the old lady Dur
ing dinner Kroutikov had the conversa
tion almost entirely to himself He
talked about his work in the service
and about the governor, boastfully
speaking of his intimacy with the lat
ter Mrs. Prozorov quite glowed with
pleasure and pride as she listened.
Suddenly Kroutikov, with the most
innocent air, asked her:
Have you heard the news, little
mother? A political has escaped from
the gendarmes He jumped out of the
train while iSwas going.
! "Yes; Katia told me something about
it, she answered quite simply.
Kroutikov had gone too ...r. He had
put the question so carelessly that it had
only reassured the old lady instead OF
alarming her
"Oh, then you have heard of it, too?'
he asked Katia, with an innocent face.
"Yes," she answered sharply, rising
from the table. LET us 60 and have
our coffee in the drawing room. 1 cant
bear people to sit over the table argu,
ing" she added, although no one had
been arguing at all.
Kroutikov cast furtive glance al
her "She knows everything, and she's
in plot against me, he decided. He
dropped the subject. In the drawing
room he sat for some time silent and
gloomy, then went up to his betrothed
and took her aside. They began what
was evidently an animated conversation.
They're making it up" said Vladi-
mir to himself He drank his coffee
and went away to his own rooms.
He felt that it would be repulsive-
unbearable to him-to remain any Ion
ger in this house. He must go-he mus,
escape-now-this very minute. He did
not like the idea of slipping away with
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Hlisttllaneous 3eadins.
CAREER OF GENERAL LEE.

Next to President Mckinley, the
most prominent parsonage in these
days of wars alarms is Fitzhugh Lee
late consul general for the United
States in Cuba. He is man Of emi'
uence as soldier, politician and states
man, and be comes rightly by his
preeminent abilities as leader among
men through descent from a long line
of distinguished ancestors.
The Lee family has been distin-
guished for nearly 800 years in Vir-
ginia, not only in the local annals
but on the pages of the Colonial annals
Richard Lee, the earliest ancestor OF
the Lees in this country, made in 1866
large settlements in Virginia between
the Rappahannock and the Potomac
rivers, known as the 'Northern Neck. ,
He acted for sometime as secretary to
Sir William Berkeley, lheu governor
Of Virginia, and on the restoration oi
Charles II. used his influence IN restor.
ing the allegiance of the colony to the
crown.
In Cromwell's time Virginia had
taken a decided step towards indepen,
dence and had obtained quasi recog-
milton in a treaty signed by the Pro-
tector's own hand. Henry Lee shared
in the ceremonies of crowning the re-
stored monarch "King of England, Ire.
land and Virginia." from which came
the legend on the ancient arms OF
the Commonwealth, "Sendat Virginia
Quartam.
Another one of the Lees, Thomas
Lee, a grandson of Richard, was one
of the leading spirits in the Virginia
colony. He was for sometime presi-
dent of the council, and, although he
preceded by generation the Revolu,
ton, he designated the present site oil
Washington as the future seat of gov
ernment. He died in 1850.
LEES IN REVOLUTIONARY TIMES.
Thomas Lee left six sons, three OF
whom obtained distinction. Richard
Lee, Jr., was a member of the first
Continental congress and was the first
to move a resolution on June Z, 1776,
"that these colonies are and of right
ought to be free and independent
states; that they are absolved from all
allegiance to the British crown, and
that all political connection between
them is and ought to be totally dis
solved"
His brother, Francis Lee, signed
with him the Declaration of Independ-
ence. The grandfather of General
Fitzhugh Lee was the famous "Light
Horse Harry" probably the most bril-
liant name in the distinguished annals