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DELAW ARE, LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations New York. Barclay and nrstopher cts
NESTIBCL.E TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PfNTSCU LIGHT.
500 4 M.-BINGnAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
1000 = Mcfe can RyFTA1o s SCR, y1 i EING;
UhMTON OWEGC. ITHACA. ELSlRA, SfRAcL9 81
end OSWEGO IMPRESS. Pullman Bunet Farl5f as
connecting Buffalo with trains Tor Chicago ana points
West.
800 p NJ Csaiy,-C Chicago and Buffalo Vestlhu.ed EX-
press f1r SCRANTON BISGUAMToN and ELM A
Pullman Buffet Parlor Can 10 Elmira- Through ..sep
80 cars cay coach 10 caicago arriving at 40 T.
400 p M~ScRANToN vIIKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OUTH EMPRESS Pullman Iuhe Phr9r ars .-.---,
900 j. NJ. tdaiif, CHICAGO and BLFFAlp Nl..li -
BILLED LIMITED FXIREss for sCRANToN ~ &C. g
lIAMTON. EINlrA. p FIALO THROUGH BDfFEI
eLTEplNG CAR New IorS 10 Chicago Dining Car
$50 T. " iai.y,-Fr'FFAIO TXPREss. pUIAMAN
sf.ri.rrES ~ SCRANTON. Bin GIAMTQE FL
rtere 70. Blaa 10 - ... ,,.>-
9:;o r. w. ,ts..s,- fFALO SCRANTON. RINi-
HAMr,N y. CWFGO ITHACA. EMIRA. tLIlA.
SYRACUSE ard CsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
f'- - DURHAM SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE SEQ small
TICKETS ANn PULLMAN AcCoMMoDAT1oNs AT
FENTY GAZE 3 SoNs Ltd. 1i3 broad"aY. - tarH
Pic 4eg AMI 9ia Rradwav. T. kets ar Ferry stations
III p-oirih ave corner Twelfth 81 West one liGf
cred ana Tv en.y firth ~ Columbus ave. Nev lork
arf 72G u'fo- and l0d broadway brooklyn Time
.sfte giving fuil information at all stations
-y-r-cTCcTTs EMPRESS COMPANY will call FOR and
che. baggage tel residence 10 destination
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~ EXPLODED FISH SToRF'
The chicago 1ntor ocoan.


~. n,odn; think ;hat just e''ause ,.,ots .,
NC am going 10 sivc y'" W.. .,,,,, toios
surprise N. par, saiu th' crtiSal loualSt'
81 TIE =, C~oUs that boiling va r "i,,,st ~ I.
81 rs ions rs you hnnNfn sprne. don't see
ful OF So ,-onl.-iii .flut catchllE ~ ~ e.,
wha; tn erFs sround and dangling w -, = to bo
spring uH'i., i,.r,S wctcr didn't cook 'ish every
wrere uto, .boy arc telling This old story
'But We" ,, ,,r-rlaRc 10 complete. Inc mex
they ii nnS" 81 sl,hodv tcli that story Just 20"
tine yC- fo~ the way ends u he s G co.5
watch 99 gu how he caught the trout. Wen anu 500
rna1tslls nov stch hundreds OF trout IN those oNel-
anybody ga" ne Then ne tells how ~ swung
around ON M, cooked IL Well what's the end or
nc waier an T7S.Te isr't any end ne just chCrtes
the stoIy No. was overcome by the marve.s 90
nature aIu .Ho,,t the FISH Now II YOU VIII let
otAer w. nj nature alone and Keep your 'Er
The ma NE osh witt which the story began u WI"
,ook mignS ne FOOL OF boiling water pretty handy
lhtit Ia, any means 20 he reached 10y piNoNns on
o'' aoseruan's heel Then lust sos 10 nave some
tne ',sjk about when he gets home the hSneI-
thlhs ,,,sss his I've trout into the oollng Wdtti-
man sos,5,sitv fo hro a live lobster there ought 20
y s.s,bfre done 10 man who VIII ool! a trout
pe 500" And 4 spells tho FISH. tho man has 10 throw
aNSo,s after DE- has showed n through nature $
X rsis fo~ the sake OF his miserable little Story.
mmsso6v can eaf trout which has been noileo WIN
~ i.s scales and all the machinery IN pace
~ got be thrown away mere J. ahother INNS
10 ~ man IL ne took the trout out OF me pool
"hoii nr water. If he says he did. then the hsh
5dr, 5egir % bo cooked. ioT ANYBODY who has ever
o.e- boiled Nsh Of any sort knows that when DO =
5ora.it won't hold together tight enough 70 pt l'l
MESS S wrapped IN napkin before u cooked.
- there vpu have the plain facts about cook
Ing trout or the hook. 7 know. because thought
=, srch a great marvel 81 nature that had 10 g
haven yet got through feeling disguised with my
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RAITlMORE e OHIO r. r

SCHFDTTF IL FFFECT NONEMEEh ~i-.-rv AMI
Leave Nev'1York whitehall Terminal south fe''' ~
.Dally Except Sunday. isundays,v 9, y
CHICAGO $40 a. m from Liberty street only"
P1rTsBvRG 5.4so m from Liberty street on'"'
CINCTNNATi ST louis rw a n. 80 p m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS: D,D.o.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 80. &c., . -
I'll - g. DINER. IL - ?. m. 10 1..,' - -
C'Royal Limited Exclusive Pullman ItS1tf 80 IS
CJne.). '555 p. II. and 'l2lO night NoI''O &c.
80.
All trains are Illuminated with Pnts,h - LED ,th-s,
Of-~s ll3 L. psi 434. 1884 Z way d" J. - -
l27 Rowery y y $3.50 Fulton-st. lSo E5,a.nA9 80
BROOKLYN. whitehall Terminal Baggage 0"'~N7u '---
hotel or residence TO destination
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows
$50 A. M-psily except SUNDAYS Th ,ss, tanTp'
Fastest the World. Due Buffalo = % ~ ne.
Niagara Fails 632 Z M Toronto. 2 90 r N De
. uot j 10 7 NJ. Limited 20 us seatlns
$40 A, Mast NAIL. Daly-For BunA'o' '''ae
1870 4 VI. DAY EXPRESS except SUNDAY, ,,,rts
RuTao and am important New York safe IN
LOO J. sOt-vITEsTERN LIMITED a"u c-,ocir-
CAGO SPECIAL. Daily--For ColuIii W e.,-.na
- nat lndianapois ST Louis Detroit snG q Sxcept
$50 7 M-TROY AND ALBANY Sf'F, lAl~ '~'
$50 MAKE SHORE LIMITED. DAILY --ss,lard
train Chicago. via Lake shore bn ne,,cr and
a. A. NJ. due Chicago 4 80 = NJ 9'e''
600 p. NJ --wFsTERN EMPRESS. Dsny-FGC- sS.see
- 49, Falls. Toronto Cleveland. Detroit emo - T-ov
Go M-NORTHETN ENPRFSs nal'S Ottawa
80 p M-AnrFoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND No''-
$50 'F'As tA arFrAIo AID soHwEs T3llS'
SPECIAL Dany-Tor Buffalo :, Louis.
9.15 p M-PACrFrr EXPRESS. DsIy-Fo9r and ey-
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland ,hlCa ,-,tr~r roa
csu SATURDAY >o- cane Vincent ara me ro- Chicago.
1910 night--M1pN1GHT ExPRFsS sunday
every night cvcent Sunday n,H"''
HAPLrM DIVISION. - SUNDAY 10
OLE A. NJ and 3.55 T M.-Ds.lv. except 9D
Pttsneld SUNDAYS only ai DO -,
Trims Illuminated with rintsch lirft c.,,-,i station
Ticket and Wagner orrces ~ Grand ~ u-oasv-ay
~ pei 49, r. edway ~ East lih toltS c, station
275 Columbus Ave. CT t25th St Zoe J-uiton ST.
ard 100 R-oadvav r n Rrooklvn- - Nan York
Telephone 'c7po Thrty-eisnth street .,tei or resl-
Central Cab service baggage checked 'r''" ''
CrOpcT II DANIELS General Fas7'nL,-
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CENTRAL +. R. or NEW JERSEY.

-Four g.,s ses 75lR l5si 6 Hs sS s
and South Ferry. Whitehall Il. 100, CO, Z.
five minutes earlier than thar given below for Liberty 81
Trains leave foot Of Llberty ST; -. =.
Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh caunk a. &C. +,
t 1eo ID r $50 90 10 10 :. 30 eco p n
To- To- To- WEesb5r1 r. Fit,stNn and scranton 400 9iO
A. n. 80 ?. Il SUNDAYS. $50 VI ,o -..s o.a
1000 II 30 70 Read.nsl a NJ 80 40 soo = - 80
81 $50 to E Essdas, 49, 100 1872 i 5" 800 a.
For sgaOuy Leyssuss ara w,lsm,DSo5' st sn Is
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GRQDyt; &6e..,-
' ga 23s s'S 30 % Pom o6 to 5d b
.4s 80 $40 ei5 4 sundays stops a, lnterakea b;
As6ury PsrE and ocean Go1sj 900 clol5 only to Re-
Bf F6I A a M 10 2sPa NJ - so $50 1870 NJ I
$50 '''s ol' Foh f LualiNliEM Zoe 5 NJ 400 p NJ
o' fy Lasslars :4:sa $50 lob A NJ. i'' $40. 40
.i FoJ T9 n l liHe5 . b:is'sa $50 0 d.
For Atlantic City. Vnelald ana Br'dge,oH '4'so A NJ.
&onmosa nssN Sc Ssa9,lsG; aPa !, e. % e e
S Sgb6sTa 900 ~ = NJ 4c coz p n -'
ROYAL BLUE LINE:
FOR PHIADELPIIIA. BLAITIMoRE AND WASHING
week 500 io:o9 di:so Da d ca Car A. M M
600 p NJ. 1915 mat SUNDAYS. 40. 900 o. 20
BB inRS c1r 600 P ~ = Is md Aada 5or
Fs ~ 800 N 81 saaaay. 100 ( n go |
e1 s. sd Fl, 9sF1 12 - 20, ae a. s 81 aas 80
way ~ 9th ~ 81 8 s. 1913 last i25th s. 273
s. SEQ Fulton ST. r. 2 T b' s~ fo AND cbec
tFrom south Very ,:c5 Q "
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

~~s~~-~~~~C-0~~e~~~~~-~~~
IRVING PLACE. u -Hea - rooue. tied
bathrooms free. absolute cleanliness.
corner building
o2o WEST DIST ST Large art email,
clean. ve.l-kept rooms. board Il desired
KffDfI
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

station. foot Of West e8rd Cortland and Desorosss'
Streets (Penna. T. l. ferries .,... -.
Tine wes 23rd Street other nsure, Cortls sA 80
pestrosses stree-s : Daily except sunday Suno'
opIr Other trains daily
.6.45. 700 An Local for EAsTo0N xr,c.p.
go SO a. NJ. For BUFFALO, NlATAi'A
rAiIS ana West. a-d principal locsl points iaf.'I
So Dining cars Connects for lcal lreuclr
- / 50 100 Noon " 3 JACK DIAMOND
rxPRESsT Haudsomest train e. ne word LIN
r. 20 sesfir- capacity Duo Buffalo 80 l. NJ COT
rsc-ine Win through sleepcrs 10 Detroit and chicago
'i--l- Nal SGT For wILKE SBAERF.
80. 90 7. " SCRANTON. Goa Branches
'3.5O 40 +. NJ and intermediate points
"4.50 3.l3 P. ~ Loea to- N AAs17dI CHI Nh
+-5.5G go P NJ Loca Express Tor EAsIQN
.5fO al y NJ For Buffalo and points Nest
7h-5us. Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago ana Bqroni, = -.
20 100 = VI Express for 81 ff ALo S1
70E'ifrO Zone but Keeping ar passs ngers csrrlec
80 $50 PM. For ITHACA. X, hts ILi"
7rFFfLOanc West Sleeping an % hcago ,
S6r-1i'i pl AINFIEl D and BOT 81 BROOK oca.s.
6sHv eArent sunday 'l0N ll.5c e. N L'->r. - 10
SOM Famed oniv0. $50. 80. 8 n and 81 NJ
.ose.s and Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS ar o. ~ 30
as "a and ~ BROAD ~ay. g. J.. i4th St. - - u
IN ~ Courr - o. Edway and Annex Sfa hIoen.yn.
y Transfe- Co. VII cal. f0r aul cheek u3ss~<o
fro~ l0te. or residence through 20 destnat!on-
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Railroads
pEN NSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot az WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CORTLANpT sfRkELs
The rsns TIM from b5n re n below i1r
Twenty-thifd Street station. ,- ,.
100 \. VI FAST NAIL Pullman Bgiie pa, rarle or ' Ga
caso. s. coaches {. P.ttseufs. .... ,.,...,.a.,
80 l. VI PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-Puilman
Compartment s.ceping. Dining smokins. and onseIs.
iai.snat.'lis LOUISVILLE s., Louis -.
For Nashville via CINCINNATI Indianapolis Ch'caso' :"
80 T.. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago For
40 y. VI. sol'TiIWEsTERN ExPREss.-For Ptts-
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis -
10 r. VI PACIFIC EMPRESS For Pusburs and
chicago For knoxr.e daily VIA snenApa%an
: %. - VI MAIL AND ENTREES Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Gar New York to Aaona East kosTil P',S
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 $50 $50 800 dDinas car 100 1Hn'ps , 'eD al
Tsrior and Dlaur C.rs) 40 dining Csr 100 DINING
3 1n 80 cdr a. d. ~. 35o go $40 ConsTessana
Lin, all raror and Dining Cars. 40 DINING .a'l
so r. 3P"f nS AZ p Flo iI' Limited f 1850 m
and New orleans -, 2 ~. CAY. s,o.ial" - 20
D. NJ week-da,s Express, - a. IN. and $50 p M.
THs1 63 ror> o c0MFo FORT AND %okFoIk
A4Rxf c's cry IN - 20 n W. -s oe.o1s
T15""' nn', r5r carr ras.easdr c7seh and com
h.ned Coach
CAPE NAY.-i.jn g. veek days.
Long Branch. Ashurv Park tInteraken Sundays Ocean
Grove. and Point Pleasant Grom West Twenty-third
street station $50 a. l. - ? ~. and $50 p.
SUNDAYS. $40 %. $50 Grom Deshrosses and
tlrtlancf Streets 9io l. 80. , 40. and DO D. n
SUNDAYS n.f5 q. IT,. 5l5 g. ~
FOR PHiLiDELPIIIA.
30 20 80 ~ So % 80 ~ Tsrra. Limited . 20
Dining Cari. 1910 DINING carr. II. l. 30 Loo
go 3 - 4 % $50 Dining Car. 40 Dining carr $50
90 SEQ SO $50 80 Limited, 959 1910 .p.a
fn- Ct~l u.. T. 80 10 Dining Car. = ~ 800 =
Dining Car 40 DINING Cau so Dining carr. = "a
$50 D. a. 1905 night. 49,
Ticket Offices N1s 4Gl. al llaG 1923 III. and 2G
r.-.aixsx. Asfor House. West ntv-thri Street
Station and stations NJ Dcshrosses and 'orIanif
etrae.s street $50 Fulton Stre@t - Broadway
ana pennsyi,ania Annex station BROOKLYN. station.
.ror4e. The New York Transfer company VII
ca for ana check haesaee from hotels and residences
rer'nhcrt -277 Eighteenth street" FOR Pennsylvania
RAJ road CAB Service.
j. g. HrTCHfNSDN 7 Y WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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STORAGE NOTICES.

- EnFIAfDF TROBRlDGE Florence
n.... N~s d. f. Brce n. T. koy.e
n owens j. williams Mr. HN- y Ran
nov At y T.. Worfa.nrtoa. "a. Prentice.
,rar, i Peace s.. Fuller. Annie Eoono'
n Rrovn. Tho Gerr.ty harve, I.9i.s
Nm U-r-..ks. 3lrs Parsons. Edi,h MAJ
I'm D. o. As;iu Miss 4. COOK. jessie A.
f.-..r p0r4,r J. = Pound. VIM
DAVIS. Maggie Horise Jas Jimi- o.. Wn.
N.v0. Nrs Jas Thomas. Lizzie Irwin.
Csae -erviss. b ~ Bishop. Nagsi' WI
AIMS NJ O.. T. Johnson. Geo. Green.
Mamie Tiusley KITTY LINDSEY. iS-'i
-~rr Mr. D. D. Barry steve brighton
ami j. ~teadmaI. Pursuant o. Ia" SO"
~. roreh1 individually required ~ pay
.4.. goods and Dlatteis TOW ~ fu. care
in v0u- respective names IN OF hfirft
,,rt 1880 IT, default ~ such pa'meni
ne said goods and chatte.s VIII De- 900
to nav fhe came IN April ~. 1888 ar 10
aO7 We. 31th st.. commencing af l'.'"
WM 81 HOWLET~r Successor %
J.. Pagan a son.
no ADELAIDE TEOHRlDGE. f!orou r.
D,tf. Mrs j. Bflre 81 = b'flr.
II overs a. Wiflams Mr.. Hy. r. Ran
-. Mir - T. ND~fniurf0n. h. Prentice.
MAJ. TerlI. a Fuller. Annie tnohrl
.rf 4 NJ Brown Pursuant 90 law YOU az
hereby individually reqIirci 90 pay w.
-tarres due f0r storage. g., upon cefihin
GODS ana chaffei4 nov in cur care in fnl
=. .,.orite names "a or before April !.
100 In defaulf u. such payment the sa.d
gll1e snf chaffels VIII 10 flld ~ pal III"
..r.e fn April D. isHg ~ ~. 800 West
.-t...f Commencing nI 30 30 o.ri'eH o. ID.
VA ~ HJWI.lIi successor fp
J.. Pagan son
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EplE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NeW-York foot o. Cha..nerset.
follows five minutes earleg from West 25l-st..
300 A. M-Nestituied EXPIRES daily for binghamiJn.
Bradford
+ ~. CO buNaO.
2:Ou +. M.-Nest huled tnited-Faet mail daily SOLD
for Chic1gl Arrives Cleveland 40 A. Ch.cago
2 II Slepeers t. Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining
T;O =. M.-Buai- and cleveland Nee1ihufef Fxp-e 70
daily Arrives ~ Buffalo 7:o5 A. NJ. Bradf ri 20 A
y. Jauest1wu = 0o a. N. YOUNGSTOWN To- y NJ.
Cleveland 1870 p NJ Seepers 10 lHal0 ana C7evelant
CAFE L.-ar. Car
9:15 =. M.-Dalv solid train f0- Brrrarton Elrira
WSVe!1 and Chicago sleepers 70 H9rneitsre Chicago
AID On -Iat. Dining Ca.
VVcTTTs Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
COMM0DATIONS o. I'LL. 1i3 2Gl 40l md 957 Broad
way ~ wey 1856 East l25th-st. and 27aWest i25th-
ct Shs1o'is and YES q 5erres Eea-Y. rt 333
Eobke.. and Je-sey City S'stiOn Sew-York Transfer
Co calls :or and checks baggage from hotels and
d.ncss
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s'i+n,v
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave Frarkiin ST Sts:.an - Y. A. follows
sno IL m later from Of W. 42e 81. 20 49, -
I.:45 ? coNT1HENIAL ta~Lst Pa Daiy rai noi
cleveland Detroit. Chicago and - Louis Arrives
Clucagl and Louis afternoon Dining car
5,45 p n. % later foot " ~ ST. chie"s1 ana
ST Louis LiiZlte1. Daily FOR Utica. syracuse ftoch
ester Bufao Magyar Falls Toronto Detroit
-.36 y II Daily f1r Utica syracuse Rochester. Buf-
fai1. Niagara Fails and Toronto ~,.
s.45 r. NJ DAILY for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit Cleve-
land Chicago and s.. Louis. -
~. tables an principal hotels and ofrces Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by Westcot Exnress
z r LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. " T.
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WORK WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

LADIES ha!rdressinr and mani urlhs
school incorporated. "a !al NASSAU.
chiror0tv l-rmafHl'cf - course IN la
o..s roslt.rs % dth-ave.
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TYPEW WRITERS.

---o-0-N1~(I-0|1|1[l7711'
1-vprUrITERS-RAK New ma
caiues cheap. Remirgtsns. Smiths. -
Guaranteed rentals reduced. clerDi.i-
JtTTo TYPEWRITER E&cL.AAEL. -i'
Broadway.
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MACHINERY

S~le~sr~e-. ss~s~s~ ~ ~ hi
At REDUCED PRICES. $50 second -hald
wood aud iron WoraiEg machines iIiIy
guaranteed. machinery bought an, "a
ehanred. GEORGE 3. EDDY. 39s Madl-
son-st.
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GARDFN USEFUL Man.
Vegetables. flower beds. lawns and Walk
thoroughly understands care OF ho is<,'
hang ranar and decorate some. repair ana
pu, I'd phones bells. clean clocks. et,,
good carriage painter. have tools rnyset :
wish steady employment. best OF reiTi
euces. Address Win particulars "Hi'
DENER $40 9th-av
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WASHING - Respectable woman 20 take
family washing home good references.
Please cal or address NETTiB CoRSE.
100 Isawrencs- st. rear housa
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COLLECTOR Young man. 90. American.
90 retail house or real estate Office best
~ references. security OF cash bond. W.
VI. Box 80 Tribune Office.
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D~o~oo~YOo.oo~>~>r,~
Male

BUTLER. VALET. --Frenchm3 feet
tall competent In both capacities, high
est Paris and best city personal refer
ences HOFFER. POS West 42d-st
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GARDENER - German. married; 10
years practical experience IN greeh
| HES trees shrubs &c. wife first class
/ cook GARDENER pa 2d-ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

70 q WELL EECOMM ENDED business
NAV o. take charge viii soy haN 3D.
tsfest lr Canadian patents. business pros
Der.ar .- t1e 1lfel states. 4. Y. "
spphGrE - Vest 42d s..
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sEANSTRESS &C. rlrst-class seamstress
80 dressnlaker. also lace-mending and
reaafusfing ~ embroderies either ~ the
al. tn prisate families or a. her own
home. hest city references. EMILY VAN
GAY 24S Wesr 62d r.
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WASHING A respectable coiored woman
would like family washing b take home
gentlemen also. or 90 Ou' hy the dan
good reference Address JACKSON. III
Fort Greene Place. Brooklyn
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CfsatsHkfAN COOK -Thor1ugniy ccmpe
tent couple want position together man
FIRST class driver and rider. wife eNeellcnf
cook highest recommendations. written or
personal. from las' employer JOHN
BANKER Meissner-aNe. Richmond.
Staten lslard
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FOR SALE .

FOR SALE-Ten R.LP.A.N.S FOR 3 cents
az druggists ons s."s- -ei.ct
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DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT-

a~e~~-~~. ~~-~r->-~r-C-(<- mn. CC-(raCD1Sc[.0I
ACCORDION and SIDE pieating buttons
covered while You Wait. pink.nS FreneA
ratinc. feather and roas cullec Bur
CESS $40 6th-ave.. corner 2lst-st- ses
h!gas.
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ADVERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for
Oas.. No I2fg Broadway. ID door norm
~ 2is ~ until 9 o clock 3. NJ. adfef
t.seuenis -ereiyed a. The following nfdnch
of'lres 90 regular ofiice rates unih i. IocA
Z m viz ~ Sti ave. 3 y cor 90 ~
i.e ts+...s cot I2fh-ri MHrA Oh
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-27
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
A par With the Ouasn.

The queen has been in excel
lent health since the return Of the
court TO Windsor, although the
weather has been very hot in.
deed. The quen now drives
down TO Frogmore every fine
morning at . o'clock in an open
Victoria Her majesty break.
fasts either at the lodge where
the rooms are cool and dark, or
in a tent on the lawn, and after
wards goes for an airing in her
donkey chair about the grounds
and gardens. The queen then
returns to Frogmore, and estab
fishes herself in a second old
tent, which has been pitched nm
der the trees on the lawn. where
she finds the days boxes and
bags which have been sent down
from the castle, having previous
ly been put In order by Sir Fleet.
wood Edwards and sir Arthur
DigEe, with whom her majesty
frequently communicates during
the morning through two mount
ed grooms.
The queen has usually finished
her work shortly after o'clock
when she drives back to the cas-
tie, taking with her the boxes and
other paraphernalia, which as,
piled upon a large tray, which is
placed in the carriage. Lunchco1
is at 2 O'Clock, and about
o'clock the queen starts on hci
drive, which usually terminal >
ut Frogm'ore, where afternoon
tea is served, and her majesty re-
turns TO the castle about hal
past !, dinner being served at
quarter TO ..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
A fnre.Pnylng Judge.

Judge George w. Beeman, Of
the Indiana circuit court, has re.
turned TO the railroads all the free
passes issued to him, saying that
passes are given TO influence those
who accept them, and that he be
lieyes il il as unwise for a Judge
10 accept a railroad pass as it
would be- to accept 800 from Il
farmer who expected to be a par.
~ 70 litigation in the judges
court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
Curry Of Goldfish.

Cook two pounds Of Goldfish In
boiling salted water for fifteen
minutes; remove it from the wat
or: discard bone and brown skin;
with two forks pick i in rather
large pieces; make a white sauce
with one tablespoonful Of butter
and one Of flour and three
quarters of a cupful Of
milk: add the fish to this gravy;
salt pepper and one teaspoonful
or more Of curry powder. Serve
On strips Of toast that have had a
little cream poured over them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
4 ChlId,s Vain Mlsh.

Little Edward visit / had
whiskers like papa.
Mamma-Why, darling?
Little Edward Then you
couldn't always see when my
neck needed washin'.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
ACIs,,ru Of Wine.

At Asst, in California, last year
4 cistern lO4 feet long by "a feet
wide and ~ feet deep was formed
in a hillside for the storage Of
wine. The immense tank was
lined with concrete two feet
thick and coated inside with Il
glaze as impermeable rs glass.
The capacity Of the tank is 500.
900 gallons.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
Works Both Wars.

The poung men Of the present
day said the elderly person,
have great advantages Of the
young men Of my day both in the
education and business train
ing"
But the trouble is" said the
Young man, they have no adj.
vantage over one another"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
The Shrinking OF Salt Lake.

The reason why the Great Salt
lake in Utah is growing smaller, ac-
cording to Professor james T.. TIL
mage. is that the volume Of weicr
from It's four tributary rivers is "
ing more and more diverted by y.
rigation. Profc .sor Talmagc says
the water Of the lake is growing each
year more acrid as il shrinks in size
and he thinks that in another 100
years it will be replaced by glitter.
ing bed Of dry salt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
Hard on Divinity students.

Books 10 the number Of 1900 are
missing from the libaries Of the
University of Chicago, owing to
hc failure of those who have used
hem 20 return them. The latest
report Of Charles 4. Torrcy, in.
,pcCtor Of libarics. shows that the
argcst number Of books has been
AIKEN from the theological lib.
AIRY.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
Broned Frog Legs.

Frogs legs must be broilcd
over \ quick fire, quick enough
to brown them crisply on the out.
SIDE without charring the inside.
While cooking, season lightly
with dressing of salt, pepper
and melted butter, and just be
fore serving squeeze a few drops
Of lemon juice on each morsel.
Serve Immediately with buttered
toast