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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-06
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
NOvEsBER 18th. 1850.

NOVEMBER 18th, 1850.
Trans Leaps HgrrisbuTg as foilsr,;
For New York via Allentown, at sos IA,
and 45p M
For New York via Philadelphia and "BOuA
Brook Route" 35, 05 am, and IA
pm.
For Philadelphia, 6 35, 8 O5 (through srs
$50 a N, 45 and 400pm
For Reading at IS, 8 35, & C5, q50sz
l 45, 90 and 90 pm.
For Pottsville at As, O5. 9 so a m, 81!
4 90 p. m. and via Schuylkill & su,qur
hanna Branch at 2 40 p N. For AubG'',
$50 I'm.
For Allentown at IS, 8 O5, 9 5Oam IN
and 90 p m.
The SOS a m, AID las p m trains hs':
through cars for New York via Ala
town.
SUNDAYS.
For Allentown and way stations at O0sR
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stsii''i
at 10 p m.
Trains for Harrisburg ieGrs as tollOr''
Leave New York via Allentown at s IS az
90 and ) 80 D m.
Leave New YORK via ssBound Brook Routs
and Philadelphia As a m, so, 4 90 soa
8 80 p m, arriving At Harrisburg j0,sa
3 10 p m, and IL IS am.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 As m, 400, ~
and IS p m.
Leave POttsyille at : 90, . 10 a. m. and ~
pm.
Leave Reauing at so, 90, II 50ss
l 80, 8 Is, so aud 10 35 IN.
Leave Pottsville via SchuylSlll and Susq1T
hanna Branch, s 80 m.
Leave Allentown at S5, Q 90 m, /! NJ
A 80 and 8 05 p m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York at 80 Pm
Leave Philadelphia at As N.
Leave Reading at S 90 m and 10 S5p1'
Leave Allentown at 905 pm.
BALDWIN BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, Loeo'
lei, and Steelton daily, except Sunday, o%
$40, 935 a m, 200 m; daily, except
urday and Sunday, 5 As m, and on SATURN
only, 4 As, 6 10, 930pm.
Returning, leave STEELTON daily, a
cept Sunday, 6 10, I 90, 10 90 N, 2 9pc y
daily, except Saturday and Sunday,
p m, and on Saturday only, 5 10, s 80, "l
p m.
C. G.. HANCOCK
General Pa,s'r Ticket 1gfs''
j. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
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CAUTION NOTICE.
CAUTION NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
"A fishing. hunting, breaking or opening
fences, or cutting wood or young timber,
or in any unnecessary way trespassing on
the lands of the undersigned. in Fayette
township and tract of woodland in Walk er
township.
Samuel Watts John Besbo,r
Hugh T. McAlister. s. C. Myers.
John Musser. Jacob Wilmer
James NcMeen. William Tbomnson
hooert McAiister. laag 27, 79
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned ass..
"A hunting, fishing, gathering oens
building fires, or in any way trespassins :
the lands of the undersigned in Ferms'S
township.
WIN. MCLAUGHLIN
may IA, l8I9-tf
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA trespassing, for hunting, or other Dur
poses, on the lands of the undersigned. in
Milford township, Juniata county.
HENRY GRoyrSeEr,
JOIN CuxSIxGHAn.
Dec 10, ls77-tf
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BALDWIN BRANCH.

C. G.. HANCOCK
General Pass'r Ticket 5gfs''
j. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
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Doaro aHo Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR IT, NEW.
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RI.CElN III - 5r, iIhIs
t-PToWN OFFICES No LBS Broadway corner hdIty
frstst sos West rwcuy thrdst corner i1ghth ma
No ~ East FonTteenths, corner CTon-sggarA % pt
W., corner Forty-sev enthst ~ the hAhlhm OFFiSh-S
Sca Dol and 800 fhiriave corner observation-disclosures
twenty-dfthst, NJ 90 p w. at regnlar Once r41eA
c,uAJ T. family residing near Reservoir Park
y have lovely paTor floor third floor Beautifully nI
tL.i which thew will rent with hrst-cass private hl1si
references eNohanged Address kNlChAA
HOOKER. Tribune Uptown odlee, LIS BROADWAY.
- LAFAYETTE PLACE, rooms en- suite and
4 4 singlyj hrstclass table
West Side.
ELEG ANTLY furnished second floor, sIl !, ny
II aror ana bedroom for gentlemen only breakastn oe
dred house occupied by owner. 80 West S2dsI
90 WEST 26TH-ST.-Nieey furnished
.DJ rooms ceptonaole board hote eonVenehees
with home comforts
Board and Rooms Wanted
GENTLEMAN, WIFE and MOTHER, quiet
and want two well furnished rooms and
t ciasa no ri rvate table object, In good negnDor
hI above Fortleths aud west 81 Third pora price,
"r.nees Address with full particulars IDAHO, OpN"n
Tribune Office, ,23S broadway
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Hlusiral gn9irumrnis.

, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL Pc l.LCEIyED i. At III LIE
1fPToWN OFFICES, No lZj8 broadway, corner hfy'
frst-st 3O5 West Twe4ty third -, corner si rI,
~ Garner Foyty-eventb.st; HARLEM OFFICES
nos O1l and 3JG rhlrdaye corner one hundroiAhd
twenty ST up 20 p. IN, at regular ONCE RATES
BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the MOZART"
"A. New style No 1900 q stops 10 faii SelS %o'aTh 1
rsineilc lnpFOyements just added. STOOL DooF music
p"Yd and delivered board cars here pTice only h uo
80 moi cas satisfaction guaranteed ~ every particular OF
money refunded after years Every one SOFA 5e'
ia standing advertisements order AZ once
Nothing saved BY ondeBce My hcS aei"ig JlSt ,
"tad every ~ days, very
P, IN, wood working machinery Vast capital enables
re 10 manufacture better goods for less money hah ever
AuufoS9 ia NIL ~ BEATTY Washington. NewJerscy.
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Amusements.

,C.DFNIy OF MUSIC. HACKETT.
u THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBEh ~
Mira T. IL Haekett a. LADY MACBETH.
sale ~ seats In progress BrentanOs ulmans Mcbrue
NNn,sor Filth Avenue uOtel and Academy oi Music
OuARlUM. 35th-st and Broadway.
n EDUCATED HORSES
Every afternoon az, and rxa,v sveninr a,a
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miscellaneous.

DTRING THE PAST YEAR TIE MANHAT-
~ IAN EYE AND EAR iNFIRMAkl las entered up
IN s or apancy o. building, No lO3 ParAaye cor
rcr OF .t In the year caLius October To- ISL The num-
rcr Of new rataut, received WAS 4lii making nearly
10000 since the foundation OF the hospital In 1863 The
cnudi,us new building VIII enable the hospital to eject
much relief that hitherto had 10 De omitted Tor want ~ proper
aud part culariy to treat freely those poor
rules ur,dv ones o pay anything to help them
YES and ti-o threatened. by some one or more oil
Tine disease. treated by &c. with pauperi,m not helped
The sum of sos needed 20 complete the ne" budiAg
friend vholas already loaned the sum Of $4,000 agrees
t,u,te hi- loan o rt't, provided TWENTY-FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS additional are speedily given. Money Is
al needed for ut expenses.
Contributions for current expenses may be sent 10
CHARLES LANItR, Treasurer, 2d Nassau ST.
Contribution. for the building fund maybe sent to JOHN
SINCLAIR, JJ Broadway.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM p. CROSBY. CHARLES LANIhh'
,,,,,. pooStVELT EDWARD G. SAMPSON.
JOHN H. MORTIMER JOHN SINCLAIR
{. r. AGNEW.
NOR SALE.-A set of old and very rare
i CHINA Address VIRTUE. Tribune once.
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Gtrnmbonlo nn0 Railroads.
AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID HOUEI FA-I LINE 10 Tbr WIS.,
Via philadelphia, Bf flUOrc. aYd v isl.uE,on


BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID TOUEL FA-I LINE 10 IuF WIS.,
Via Philadelphia, 80 ulrorc ald " Ash.ns'on'
on and after Dec j.. magnificent Passenger Trans
leave from rcunssiyana lallIgh Depot Tool oil ''''
t' ~ ctccrt -nnaavs arrive Washington j:lOp
Ma "1r'In 1S >irbt l.xrrr,. caves Ns-lngton 9l1
D. m daily -lccpers aud day coA.nc through 10 ,inain
7pm daily Fast Line for WASHINGTON; arrive cincin.
H & O. paiacr ecp,rs ard day cosSe. through cncn-
r. No othgT line nalcs flsior tine west Trains
arrive from Nc West at 80 a. M ~ -, H., anu ~ aiii
for ans checked "a destination At company ocG 20; a.2
Company.
CALIFORNIA,
y OHEGON. COLORADO. ST PAUL, MIME
APOLIs, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MGNNE~OrA aud the NORTH
WEST are reached direct nom CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NORTHW Eo1EKN ny.
IL run. from two FIVE daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALoNE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west oil
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEPERs are run on all Of IL
through night trains Tor rate, Of fare and other In
formation apply by letter IN pcon 70 any coupon ucke
General Eastern Agent, No 40 Broadway Now York
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
ana ~ "a M 5eH ll'T Trnty st.
East River 3i5 IN Fare lower than by any other rou
NGW-HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
JoHNsBURY, &c. Steamers leave Pier % r. H. at p.
and l:0 Sundays excepted; ll:3O D. NJ boat coht,
with s.cal in Tickets DID aud baggage checked al IA
Broadway, y. Y. and C0urtst, brooklyn ENcutsOn 70
Eew-Haven and return, 81 30.
CHARMS ,,,o,,
COMPANY.
Office, Pier H. n. H. foot COf1landtst
Consgnmous Of freight forwarded directed ~ any part
Of the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and NOR
chandse 10 any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghtercd to any point
an the narbOr At reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BAIlGES ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHARTER
steamers IT, and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier IL ~ Il. az p daily tsaturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between heW-l OK anu
New.IIaven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight FOR points d. l. & W. L. Il, received at Flet l.
For New.H Haven and points East AZ Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamer T. r. foot Whitehalst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, COmmunipag, Mildly Docks
Machine and Shops everything appetaning " the
| construction and rupGtr Of yessels
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Proposals.

DEPARTMENT or srEEgr CLrANryG 81 C@AWEHssr'
DVBIIC NOTICE.-PrOp0salS mcloSed IN
scaled envelopes and indorsod with NE name Of the person
f,r0r- the and tho cate o pte-chilt an
work tO which thcE rrih'l wiz nc legtl'
al the Office Of tine Department Of -tr'ri tleshEE y" 81
81 in the city OF New YORK, uu - of'h M
of tuesday Che 27th day o. Drccmner ssh az wllgh ne
IA uit.r fh. proposals viii %" publicly opened AMI re or
the t,anur oi the for the removal - snow AMI cs
rf, and collection Of ashes glrbar" snd sttce
swrepinrs te removal oi r same IN me second Sfeet
~ Jauuary ls2 until the l,t day Of December 49, Doh
', an nrtr.1rnce or aui horty conferred by chap
.r az laws II 1881 upon the ConmtSsouef OF street
,'l,,,l1,, IN maxi, and rxe,utr special contracts.
mo second street Cleaning District o the Cty OF Ne"
Nork hereby designated by Commissioner Of street
r,us nuTerant consists Of all That portion oil the
r,fv of New.N ork bounded as follows: ..,
T9unc ON me hy tho southcry limo OF toureehlh
~ nom broadway eaery the East River on the Westerly
J nv thressrry line OF Broadway from Fourteen ~ 10
STATE ON me .ouhery side by the westerly line OF Sto
~ and on the rasery side by the East River rom Slas%
contract made by the Commissioner Of street Cleaning
MAJ, H. f,uuultl On ten day, notice by the sAd COnIhs-
ai1Tsr. with he approval OF the Mayor.
Al, hd must made with reference 10 the form @. COT
tra, and The requirements thereof On file az the Department
~ Street Cipaning viii be rejected ana the same IN
refer "A part OF this NOTICE, a., .,.,,,,oa
and proposals
ot hr street Cleaning, 81 ChsmDcrS Sec
Sew York city after Tuesday, December ~ IDOL
WV A''A -''' 49, COLEMAN,
Commissioner OF street Cleaning
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JnstrncilorL.
.IRS I0IISA b CULVER

Mrs. LOUISA Z. UULVE
WI viii receive pupils In PAINTING Landscape MOVERS
stie china and decoration) at her studio The Bel No
az East 2Btl.st corner shave, commencing OCT II ,
Referenceg Mr. d. Huntington, Mr. IN Har, nj JAh0S
NJ Hart, Mr. A. T. Bellows
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Gtcan.bolts an Hli!roIls.
4 PRODUCTION OF FARE.
AAs FALL EIVER LINE
Ma2nIgccu, steamers

NcW-n Ofk 20 8oSiOl
i Se,;t sI an. an =, Fht River 81 r--.-.
H'N v,,niqcc., s,c,,oc-s
>-f,1-i.,,I,n1' pc, .i ..f r., ,.,,99 o>v
Lave Ncw.Yort l1g sr1di@s acnioS az ESQ n. from
l r'Sf i H" Ir yer '!s d in.r,- Coan ol By An
ckci iai state r5 ms ,g = b, EN-, n II Dn-oi 3
st,a4,rs. me- ~ 'i' GEO /. 60 nor -
<~,rNrp,r '' a..
" stat on in NcW.Yo.s foo, Of Iiitrty2 Efsfon m
, G52 a. 9mcT Fl,ian2qn gh Da Branch Easton,
S num- a F ton feq R Rg SGTa@{en &c
T"rt nam li"IIisguie harcA ChunA "lluan'-
mFoT fcmasoG f faar ks T nc,anq liar
WI ~ D. rIo[ ls;ou. Nauch chunk Tsmaqua Driion.
400 p n.- For ifi9l, :Iii,, pr,nct F,ston &c
Msasl % 5soIs Ay s reading n'rT',Dnr
Tia, @ M rs at ''o p m for Easi'n Allentown
ioT Newark q :. 5;l5 Gl5Gl5, 7l5 100 $ sl5; $50
GAG. $50 t. i.d D. 5.i5 500: 5i5, B. 5iJ, $50 I
For trains 10 local gong see FINE tables at stations
y i. and LDN6 BtANCH DIVISION.
Keypor At "a a. No. II E6n n a 80 p H. FOR
Y v Va y, I ~ hoE r ~, EhN kAiLWA ~
InThhnn., ~ d me- II ~, p For Monmouth Beach
Via Rcd HanS--:Ij a. M Tor Iascwdoi Toms River
iIvcr AiINNTIE CirY ar al Itio, To- HAN side D.
n TI Ter 12N E", Tons vg, I1rnsG3 &C.
~ BOUND BROOK R6j' TE, ''
Icdy~ Ht ~ ~, MA nam ana tl iii
D. % @ H.g "a '1a ,,rcen a., At 7ij PR ll;l'
3 iS j! i H. Esd t9r lrI aaG Gor,. 2. ~ Ills am
From s5lions PIMA 43d Rcadas r. r. YIa6 and Green.
From Mira aud i R1 H. It,, "a a. * & r 800 al5 H. M l. 525
Z q a. %.
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E,ur UODKTVS GRANNAR SCHOOL, New
WILLISTON SEMINARY,
EASTHhMPTON, MASS.
A CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

Rows thoroughly prepared f0T the various colleges le
schnoI- Of science an FOR business.
TIE winter term VIII begin January .. ls5~2
Eo- catal. cue, giving full information, address
~ J.. W. TAI i:EASI,S. Pl. q.
IFN ftraf
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ENT Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort-
IaRda S!rgGtS FsIte' az iIoTs II p M l. s:2o $40 l. o.
g. T. and ,. m. and ~ night sundays 4''o anu
a. H. o. y and y p NJ ana y iIu~ .,cept Sunday al
1904 IN and D. H., RAINING through via i''"''" anu ~
returning trains leave ro,i ~ go ett'ign Ph!,adeina
1901 3:Ij 7. 1870, 3 $50 aud II m tlnt EfptTI'
94I' 81 a M g. T. $3.50 and y. m Leave rhlauo
Pima VIA Camden M and 800 m dai' 1921 fro1a" md
foot of COrtandsts; 4Nourst ana btPVS
Ign Annex station, foot Of Fulton-st BrqoEBG C los Fm
grant Ticket once, Battery place. a., -, , , otsck
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII '@Ai ioi "nu oN'0
bGggagS from i h9,si, ana residences LR WOOD
fhA-N a Gc neral MANAGER General Passr Agent
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKdLL
HI NOITHTAINS landing a. Cozzens west Pointi Corn
n.cn, viii IIistsT and Delaware and Waikiki Valley
Naroais Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and james W Bald
cIeept saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves at p M
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAbI. -,
PARE s Roston for hrstclass limited ucket goou ohy
~ Steamer HHRRAGAN sETr and MAsSACHgSkrPs
leave daily except sundaysI s az 20 m ron 90
Tickets sale At all prncpa ucket or Nos al and
secured at Offices OF wescots nstropoiap and Firth
3J7 Broadway, Aston House. anu A. A0uOPO N ~
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE Tor Freight only
steamers leaye Pier 30 OF WaIrenst, N r. at
Freight wa either line taken al lowest rates - u A..
d. h BABCOCK. President L. W. FlLAlN' :" l. AB~
TIME POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
Il ALL RAIL from Grand Centrai, Depot P Boston ut
Three express daily toXcept SUNDAY 20 ~ stn
500 a. m. p (parior cars att'chea| anu A''' - N'
psaodaysp ~ 10 n M, with palace ,lespng 3Ir'.
Limited tickets 10 Boston all cnh D. a, Netroo,itAn
Tcketsand paror seats eau 30 io s is.ai
Firth Avenue Windsor Hotels HeAe' III
Centxal Depot
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Musical,
For Bows and Young Men-CountsY.

" KEINBENN, ,.,,
n. TEACHER OF THE PIANO.
Residence: 10 EAST lOIH-SI.
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G1tn iienl Gsta!c for Sale.
Gitn propertp 90 Eel.

OFFS to let with power; good lights. $40
II West 23d-st.
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YOUNG MEN.
NEW EVENING CLASSES
will be formed the ID aud Sd OF anuaIy ",
GERMAN. FRENCH. AND PHONOGhAFhnLx~
n, ,ba YoITNfl MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASsOClAIlON,
S''H0 1SasL corner OF ith-ave-
DIN ASSES-COntnued, 10 when tnnro 10 sd" seAA~
s,on IN Dookkeep taught indlyfdusiy)'
S'N1 Writing Caught indiyiduauy6
Photography,
spanish,
Vocal Music
Gymnastos
r,s,tann,ents (eyery month"; -. -..,
fsh1r pnnIar Lectures moro in present c0ursel
Rea.tu groom (iSO lounals),
library $4,000 yonmesl -,
Literary Society weekly,
Medical talks (nVel,
Bowling Alley
Baths.
usete.s procured now good I'M Jan. l, 1888, 49,.
accompanied oy " tho
and popular lectures . -,
nnne man OF GOO character become member on
en-, " responsible person ana he pay mens
OF So. ,.,., .o.,, - aauits tn holder 10 all the
charge NJ ~ % ad1H"na Is iho
r. gymnasium Is used
III nude- admitted to gymnasium EVEN lNuo
& sn Droeut for sl2 80 tickets 10 gymnasium only dN
admission.
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\VALLACk's.

Seats can be secured two weeks in advance.
SATURDAY, Dee H. third matinee OF
THE LIGHTS o. LONDON.
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\VALLAchS
This theatre now rapidly approaching completion, WIN
shortly 800,
ar walack has much pleasure in making pubic ne names
Of active
,rnus have abOed produce building which ne trustS
viii be found upeyceed In beauty safety aud convenience
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TO PHILADELPHIA

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS ANn , ON
~ 81 MAY. IuIE. STATIONS ~ fHlLADEl~
FUIN. TWO ~ SLW-l DIRK
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PLACE, rooms en- suite and
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NOR SALE.-A set of old and very rare
CHINA Address VIRTUE, Tribune Office
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Union SQUARE THEATRE.
~ Overwhelming Success OF
Tine Reigniug sensation OF London and NeW-lCls
TIE LIGHTS ~ LONDON.
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ARCHITECT.
MrSeEoRGE a. EREEAAN'jH
MASON BUILDER
Sfr. W. y. Petit.
CARPENTEK.
CABINET WORK
Mr T. A. seghardt. -
THE FLOOR THING IN ENTRANCE HALL ANN
Fernando Miranda
ENCANATORa,
MessrS FitzsmmOns 4 Tobn.
IRON WORK,
Messrs McCord.
THE FRFSCOING. PAINTING AND GLIDING,
VELVET PAHELiSG AND GoULDING,
HEATING = A hSiS TTES%%@TSILAT1NG,
ORNAMENTAL s sISdof WORK AND PROS
0' CENIUM
GibsOns sons. ..
DRESS CIRCLE G eAAk9IRRkr AND 'NLi-N"f
Messrs. Baker, Pratt q Co; r,,,,
Jun L ~ Messrs Mitchell 4 Vance
CARPETS,
THE DRAPERIEs OF TIE Z PIPER AND LOWED
Messrs. Lord & Taylor -
FURNIT URL II BoXLs AND UPPER FOYER
A. Lowenbeins sons.
FIREPLACES,
GLASS PANEIISG,
Devoe & Co.
N. y; Mastie Works.
Muir.
MI a. "eoer' THE STAGE.
This portion OF the building constructed by sir Ness
waidron STAGE HARDWARE
Mr. samuel Martin.
THE CORDAGE
supplied by the Plymouth Cordage Co.
Attention is respectfully drawn to the fact thai the PAINT
,ns DECORATIONS psnehngs, cabinet work gas tnIn
dSs Executed and MASUFAcTrHEp EYPREsLY
FOK THIS THEATRE. Due n0Uee Slu DO gwen VI VI"
date and the auction sao OF seats
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a Y IIIlNII 7 NsN-|-N - 7
" BEVWEEN NEW.YORN AND lIANRl4 .
Of new. No a. North River c'i ~" ''l .'
The pass by this liu" aymd both u'7i oN ~ NV
rairyr ANA tle ssou.prts crossing tAt CIanhtI w
small boat d., ~. OF 4 , ",
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ShiDbufldfng.

This is one of the important subjects that
Congressman are called to consider. Tues
day there was an important hearing before
Senators Herman, Morrill, and Beck, acting
a. a subcommittee of the Senate Committee
Of Finance to hear arguments on the resolu-
ton Of the National Convention of Shipown-
ers at Boston, last October. There are two
widely divergent theories as TO what meas
ures should be adopted to restore shipbuild-
ing and to give our commerce TO ships OF
American owners. One is free ships, that Is.
that the American merchants may buy and
have registered ships built anywhere The
other is that the government should grant
subsidies TO lines and protect the sbipbuilder
By refusing the register Of foreign built ships.
The contest on this matter il so bitter that at
the hearing on Tuesday Mr.. William II.
Webb Of New York, who holds to the sub
sidy theory refused to shake the profered
hand Of Capt. John Goldman, who is an advo-
cate Of free ships. Mr.. Webb said to Capt.
Goldman II look upon you as I look upon a
rebel. and consider you traitor TO the best
interests OF your country" Mr.. Henry
winsor, Of Philadelphia, chairman of
the Boston convention, said that the
building Of ships and the sailing Of
ships are linked together. As compared
the buying Of foreign ships to man who
should attempt to found a family BY buying
other peoples children. Mr.. Webb said that
free ships would be the abandonment of what
little is left Of our merchant marine. John
Roach, the great iron ship builder. made
long speech Of two hours in which he claimed
that free ships mean free trade in thirty
branches of manufacturing industry connect
ed with sh:P-buildng, which is a twoedged
argument, as strong for the free trade theory
as almost anything which could be said in
asmuch as it is certainly very complicated
process Of coming at fair dealing, first to tax
the people by a tariff for the material for
hip-building to such an extent that it is an
improbable business, and then to tax them
a second time for a subsidy to make ships of
American register profitable. Capt. John
Goldman alone appeared for the other side, ad-
vocating free ships, but with little effec:.