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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-21

TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS, o USE AT
L mines. mills, stores. factories, private houses,
etc., for sale. j. j. SAFETY, Room No. l, Odd.fel-
lows Block.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, Ia. NJ.
Special Indications for Twenty-four Hours
from Z A. N. for Indiana-Fair weather, followed
by local rains in the southern portion, with q
slight cold wave.
For Ohio-Locai rains, followed by fair wealth
or; northwesterly winds; colder, with a slight
cold wave.
For lndiana-Fair weather, preceded by local
rains in the southern portion; westerly winds;
decidedly colder, with a slight cold wave.
For Illinois-Fair weather: northerly winds:
warmer in the northern portion; cooler in the
southern portion.
For Eastern Michigan-Fair weather; wester-
ly winds; colder in the eastern portion: slight
changes in temperature in the western portion.
For Western Michigan and Wisconsip-Fair,
warmer weather; westerly winds.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

HANGING ACADEMY-MRS. z. v. THOMAS,
~ 36l9 East Washington street. Apply afternoons
and evenings.
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EOR SALE-TWO LOTS. UNINCUMBERED,
L on Wright street. West INDIANAPOLIS. are for sale
cheap, if sold at once. Owner lives in California. F.
Q. WADSWORTH, 80 Circle street.
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FOR SALE.


TNELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS, o USE AT
L mines, mills, stores. factories, private houses,
etc., for sale. j. j. SAFETY, Room No. l, Odd.fel-
lows Block.
NOR SALE-TWO LOTS, UNTNCUMBERED,
L ON Wright street. West Indianapolis. are for sale
cheap, if sold at once. Owner lives in California. 4.
o. WADSWORTH, 80 Circle street.
NOR sALE-SToCK OF HARDWARE, PAINTS
i and Oils. Will invoice $500. An established
trade of six years standing. Splendid chance to add
another line OF merehandlse. VIII MAKE a discount 20
purchaser. HARVEY & RIFNER, Mt. Summit, Ind.
PHYSICIANS LOCATION FOR sALE-I WILL
L sell my nice residence, where l have been located
for eighteen years. to a young physician for what the
property is actually worth. Will vacate any time be-
tween this date and March l.. Plenty of time for
payments. For terms, ETC., address DR.. JOHN B.
STEPHENS, care Room 13, Brandon's Block, In
dianapois, Ind.
r III OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, 70 TO 80
l. head of cattle. including Holstein cows, heifers.
farm. ON the Milersville pike, on Wednesday morning,
November 3, at 10 o'clock. A credit of nine months
will be given to acceptable parties; ion on banka 16o paper
Conveyances win be found at the end of the College
avenue street-ear line.
LOOK ENGINES % ! READ
Don't buy an Engine until you have examined ours.
See!
20 H. P. Portable, on wheels, $1,15O; on skids,
80 E. P. Portable, on wheels, $1,575; on skids,
81. 100.
A 20 H. P. Stationary Automatic Engine. 1927.
A so H. P. Stationary Automatic Engine, $SOO.
20 H. P. Slide-valve Engine, $395.
40 H. P. Slide.valve Engine, 800.
We have in stock Engines ready for immediate delivery,
and can furnish Automatic and Slide-valve Station
airy Engines from 6 to 500 H. P; Vertical Automatic
and Sfde-valve Stationary Engines from to 20 T.
Also. Saw Mills. Saws. Betting, Inspirators, Gov
errors and Steam Fittings. W. b. DEPOY & CO.,
100 Kentucky Avenue, Indianapolis Ind.
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NOR SALE-STOCK OF HARDWARE, PAINTS
L and Oils. Will invoice $500. An established
trade of six years standing. Splendid chance to add
another line of merchandise. Will make a discount 20
nnrchaser. HARVEY IFNER Mt. Summit. Ind.
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Congressional.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
ADDISON G. HARRIS, of Marion County:
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~ XIV FIX RAILROAD Commencing juno u, 1856
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot.
~ Rochester Express through draw ng room ears
Albany. Troy syracuse and Rochester
800 a. Saratoga. Lake ~ and Special
with through dining room cars 10 Troy. Saratoga, Cad~ ell
and Montreal Bullet Car " y To saratoga.
.H5oa The Limited" with dining cars stopping
Albany, ttca SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Far
Erie cleveland Toledo. NJ
~. Louis : 40 D. next day.
10 80 a. M Chicago Express. drawing room Iiicl
n.ld springs Canandagua, Rochester, Niagara Falls and
Buffalo. -
~ 30 a. M. Western Newyo Northern Express.
with drawing room
800 p NJ. Albany, Troy Saratoga and Utca Express with
drawing room and Bullet ears 10 Troy Saratoga HUNS
Lake George on Saturdays only.
4 D. M. Accommodation Ia Albany and Troy.
u nh chicago and 81 Louis Express sleeping
Tor Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo
cago ANA 81 i.ouis )lnngcar New York Ia Albany.
$50 T. m, Montreal Express with
and 10 Auburn road, AMI 10 Saratoga Ia
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
chicago sleeping ears 10 Ogdcnsbug daiy except saturday
and 10 Cape Vincent daily '
lilo T. M, Night Express. with sleeping ears To Albany
and Troy Connects with 10" morning "
and fol the North except night.
Place ~ broad"ay, Harlem Depot l2Jtlist
hnd AL tS'oti tApfess Offices Park place Broad
wayD. 80 and ci2 Bioaiway ~ l25th ST.
lorA. 35J ashnston and 80 Fulton Sta Brookn and -
| ith st., williamsburg
Accommodations IN drawing sleeping he
procured al o the ticket City an
3J3 Westinghouse. brooklyn
baggage called Tor amt checked from residence.
These trains run daily All Others daily except SUNDAY
| j. NJ. roUCEY. d. NJ KENpKICk
SeaesA Supoiintendsne General Passenger Agent
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was nothing new in the Influences 'n"'
affected speculation the Produce Exchange yesterday
crop and estimates that gradually COMING "
accepted by the whole trade only gradually oe"hs w
preyious OF THE TRIBUNE But at the mome'
Native activity hiding itself The amount OF whea' a
OIL the canals estimated yesterday at over
buslels that OF at 5OOOOo oush.s 900
wheat improved shade with export purchases .er eI
bushcls Corn the spot held la cent nEhei at
porers shy and took only 10000 bushels dhe
onton mark opened heavy and later rallied me
~ prices less than cent and the maj gains I
only cent august being unchanged at s3s cent H no
SO l.; October S7-: November, oot
ce,nber Dor. Corn options after trim carry
closed up u for September at 5h. y foI ,
and November at 52lf cents. August Dclhe
changed cents Oats dun that some h'
traders styled fiat pancake Prices fo eaS ,nr
moi materially changed but options closed "a cent .r
a 33, and September and "a cents or
There was better speculative movement IN lard the op
for August were points higher at - 90 the other mo
were on 10 about extent, follows Srpl',o'
81 Oj; october, ~ 50 November 81 Io, ami Deec""
SO 10 ~ Vol, pb,,adel.
The receipts OF grain YESTERDAY at NewYors
tSlia Boston as follows: neat %
bushels l23 7+5 bushels oats Sio3G oushS Chicago
Milwaukee ST Louis the arrivals were; Whea, ti
bushels corn 227 SO bushels oats l9 $50 uushcs' 'o
grain G27 O3i bushels -four. 233s2 barrels
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug. 8 (Spcciab.-Ihis was another oi
those DAYS wherein prophets got left Bot wheat
opened strong and higher Corn went AT once " Wv
regular board TO The weather report i'o'"
SELLERS The figures on Of wheat ahoat were t
morning officially corrected TO read 100000 bushels ~"
crease ns tcad Car lots were THIS forenoon"
Wheat, 1914; 1922 oats 2IZ. ""e"' va"
strong.r too II went above II cents LOT
Sepenlhcr asst night Hutchinson sold puts on 2ooooOo
bushels Of september 7Gi4 cents II was harmed tnls lott
noon that y * Harvey long l,3oo,Ooo Du'h'I'
of wheat Certain their customers were behind WIN %
The Of NOT ample 'hVu-"
inc this amount open trades. II the once was an
that The firm hopes funds enough to pay lis DEBTS anu d.
one - business. ,o- ~,
The estimates 40 cars % wheat 20 o'
and ~ oatS september closed AZ a.,
ms exactly the price last night September Wha. az
-Gl, n 49, charters to-day
ell. 81 wheat although there 1000 busr. 81 wheat du
M 600 Of corn taken yesterday Robert Robson LOOK az we
rpuber lard he could get toward the clos, ri ~ % RUS
ON september sold AT 49, cents calls at - cents
On wheat, fOs cents; cas On 0'Pl'"0i
v 7saCc
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

on and after June 81 1856 Will leave West i2i-
A.
train, cave downtown station foot II lays.
North River 20 minutes earlier than non foot of Wcss
and CHICAGO $3.50 l. H. $500 $40 p III s.es9ess
through
- Ions $500 ~ 10 n m slecrers through.
Buffalo, Rochester suspension r 20 Niagara Fl' s-fin
800 m. 'O:Oo. 'slO p scepers aud drtvustool
Ttica and svracusc. $40 $50 q. M 500 STOP ~.
Highland Poughs eense ant Kingston. $40. '1l0 sp3D.
ll1jA m. 'ft6. 900. ! 10 .. m
sangcrtics ami Albany SlO - 10 $50 ll:21 BIS.
Caiskni To- 40 600 -a.9o II - A. m sa5 20 ~
Cran-'on's West Point cornwall and Ncwbcrg '}lp = 4
% 'lOlo. ll2j tli. $50 ani 90 a.
and 5000 :. for rrensfons cornwall and Newburz
tor Montreal aud canada East 600 . m.
Hamilton. lonlol. 'i.So A. % oo. ID IN ior'no
9.3Ol m. i6 90 - 10 p
Saratoga specials. ll2j a. NJ. 3ij =. m. Parlr
through Ia SarafO1
lake George Il1il m. SATURDAY.. only 3tj p m
Kaaierskn Hunter. Hobart. Grand lIoroi station tn'
ploencia. B 10 an.l II - "a 70 Plrof Cd.
Grand Hotel Mountain liOlse ant Kaatersxll
II - a n and '4f trains
paenVilie CAIRO an' Mountain iou." station 10 .
'on Hos =. - Iarlor car 20 CatsAn Il p
a ~. and "a trains.
'Duy tDay except SATURDAY. other trains laiv evce'.
SUNDAY
For tickets tables parlor sleeping
or information. apply Offices Bfoosy u. Iit
'ag'on $50 Fulton st. Aun"y cthce foot - Pm
York CITY 1853 80 9t2 iroa iwav. 10 y ioNrv. ans
Woat 'ooi Of West - 81. loot ~ Jaw ~
North River and Penn 4 u star "a. jersey g ~ we-t
cotis will call Tor and chez baggage h,e
HE\tth Mon II.
Vanderbilt H.sEe Arff
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Drfssmdkiuq.
NE PEIROLEUM MAKKkL

Yesterday refreshed the traders IN oil at tho
Consolidated Exchange with active speculation, but tho
gain IN business welded Ia decline IN values The bad
ongd for In order start the wheels Of trading was the
opening Of tho hcclng the Fisher wells. III Washington
County PENN with flows respectively at the rate OF 80 and
barrels Neither we'll what II called
territory but there only out OF number o others
in tho same district tn" trade Tears u
HANGED volume III transactions fail,sl. To bring the
record 5oOnOoO barrels The kee opened AT 10 ~
and slowly yielded Ia 10 cents when that point
passed the decline became rapid and 1t was not stopped
63 had been reached The close weak At
Ia the lowest quotations There Is e scattered long inter
the market and The point that the bear, have 10
slider Ia at what price viii an accumulated short interest pro
ducc reaction
The range prices and total dealings at the Consoi.
dated Exchange were as follows
50 Lowest 63i4
Hghcst 6J Final. % =
safes balrrs of'ooo
Refined oil DUH inquiry being checked by the weakness
left unchanged ut Us cents
gallon
OIL CITY. Penn, Aug 5.-Crudc Oil-Nationa Transit
Csgtlcatos opened ut 65s highest price, GStS lowest
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DNlLADELPlilN 40 KEAnING m hi

u l.
TIM toot nE tr,EHIH ST. T Sr HIvhR
tof rmliHbFfrmffNH All rVnirvro1. POM npo,s
so f. o % % s 81 no y 90 30 a. oo So y
pireSi connection WAYNE Junction toro.rm,n,our ,a,
chestnut w III at no.nmoaavc .or Man.yuns. Cou-hC
DKAwi>..noEM ans on nj pay Trains AMI sLErp.
RETURNING icas@ fiiiLtDtLpHiA. Ninth anlGre.n -.
g =, ~ e$o iiooa u il5 81, 20 81 100 y:
at 3.lo 10 20 900 1890 m. 90 3 50 $40 -
fei LOS HAYES. rfAI III and G rIiLIp,nuRc Pom.
10! W!LLiAMsroRr. sUNBURy LNwrsnrRG ant
M MhAN3Y 80 SiiY At g. ga n $40 goo "a
4 ooA m; %. iSo 400. $50. - a. LOOP m snnlAJ'
I r$i S s tHS 90 .as rl,iaN +
90, 1880 $40, I:t5 y N. sunda, at 5.3Op.
tST pHitt9G A. 90 20 "a IT, rso 3D. {,
iS 90 + III, H. SUNDAY, ti1ogm ,,,,r,,,,,u,xx
sit;'0 I'oo $50 - M. 90. 80 80. soy m sundays
ior * .ro ga at so2 zoo. sso.a.ton lsSe sa,.1t
Tor HIoW .ltlbuE Bran eli 400. $50 .o,. 80
ldi + FltM1 81 roN 90 -, a ILL., 100 1880, 49,.
200, .:So 2 ~ sn".~,' 90 p "a, NO An I'm. nan
am loo i:5o : 80 So 500 . 80 800 S.iO 49, 6oa.
o..o. 90 800 70. !oSOp II, Sundays 400 '..'A 'l.
FOR fLAG AZ FL 81 ioj 900 10, 40 $50 Io.
$50. 5iS 900 o'so 100 30. 10. 0,o 1850 100 q.
sund1ys 49, o4o L. m- i-oo Ia 80 400 '''' o'O'
For f,.Kii AMBOY at.oo. G:Oa s.is 1850 MO-. h..
$50. 400. ioO. 300. 30 OLo sundays 800 a a.
tor L6NU BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. sc. lAn rap .'
ror H soL I Goo SD III 90 "a. a" 80 49,. n
tor LAKEWOOD. IoMs RIVER aud BARNkoAI 40!
oil, a. M. LOO, 4 % A. IN.
Ior ATLANTIC CRY. NtSELAND aai BAibnEl ~ "s
At "A. M. $50
NEW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DlVINl -.
ss 80 sA AS HSsr L3s ,aa nkssS 1901 go.
100. A. 20 a. m. 800. A. % $50 y euntp s. JSl
"a - ~,
forArLANrIc HIGHLANDS. a3o. 800 A. NJ. 50. 40.
Tor LAKEWOOD ION, RIVER and BARNEuAE 40
D.
i@ ocnAs o..Ov.. OCEAN BACH aai roiSr
fLEA a 300. II N a loo. So, 80 ~ ..,,u
foT ATLANTIC CITY NINFLAND AMI BRlD"btoS
a..
1lckcts be procured loot Of Liberty st. Fer N@,
Noit RIVER, "a xbl. 2o7 Al, y4l .lt' aud -s oo.s
Way 1S1 ant 14v 9th q. ,svngon IT. 10 u 10 A..
las orvenwen 81. i&U. 40 rsst l2jth ct lbs y ". et
eanA ~ aud principal hotels IN Ae~.ics .,t Ia vi
Nn NJ tourtsL lUs broadw nSS. ru'our. ~
S.Y Manufacturers. la Hobokeu. 15t Washinstoasd
York Transfer viii cali tor and check vAgss. o
/ hotels or Residence to aostnaion ,.~.,..
| IL WOOTrtN. G. a. hANSoa a.
| Cen. PaAs AMI ~
Ar. BALM IN. u. L. =. Az. IiS Liberty &C., W.
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price, 6s closed 6s Sales coo barrels; .hpments
1852 600 barrels; charters 6O,3l7 parreisi ''"F'
SO, 583 barrels; runs. - barrels. ..
PrrTsBURG Penn, Aug. 6.-Crude Oil-Peuoieu' 49,
and weak National Transit Certificates opened ~ % anu
closed SO IA highest price 65's lowest price oo
BRADFORD, Penn. Aug. 5.-Crude On-Nauohss i ,
Certificates opened 65 closed at 632 hehes' P
SO IL lowest price, 63is cearances. 42OCOO Dafrcis
TnUsvILLE Penn, Aug. 5-Crude Oi-Natonai iiin
Certificates opened at and closed 63 highest price,
IS III lowest price, $685.
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FALL RIVER LlNE.-For Boston. Newport,

4 FIII INrl ~ NOIIn.
DOT BILE DAILY SERVICE = D, ng operated On
III rout" Four steamers comm'ss on. PiIGNiN MRS
TOI. PRONiDENtE aud OLD COLONY \ hno Rand
and ORC IfNIKA attached To- each vessel leave \ew York
from Per p old NoO y r. foot ~ Murray fni'owS
t. VI Tor Fan River direct connecting for boston.
Fitclhurg ford NArt.as vineyard
local points Old Colony Railroad.
Gl1 T. VI. for Newport du" about a. and Fall River
about connect with trains and through
for Boston. Cape Cod Lowell and North White Mountains.
sundays leave New York al 20 2 for all points Con-
nectiun hv ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn T. m. jersey
CITY.
Tickets and De- 2p'.
26l p44 "j7 and l3"3 Rrosiwav ij3 Bowrry. 1884 Fast
25 ST. pa West l25th St Aston House and Windsor Hotel
Line Office. Pier y y. Il. and on steamers
Send FOI X CENTS In STAMPS Z o. 49, for copy'
Of Fall River Line Tours" and odd Colony Pilgrim
Land"
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEO. /. CONNOR
l,nIlH 49, yrn
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 5-Provisions- Bacon. Cumberand VI
3. Oi Long Middle 33s. ddi short clear Mluucr
8js Oa short RIBS 33s. shoulders. US Cd pr CIV"
Beef-57s Sd for Extra India Mess Prime Ness tas pn
800. OF. Iard-AnercHn Sis iiluc " '5V
en- Lard on 32s. Sd. Hams -Long cut o3s va
Shoulders Sd Butter1fs I'd CIV iO finest he'
States. Cheese American Choice As: Oh heat yea
- ~ pei GENITAL: Sew No Winter. ts. ID; do 40 Z
~prnc I'd N.w Mixed Western Isl -l California o. l.
1d o,. 3d.. >. ~. 81. Nn-. 81 per GENITAL FRO
uce-~ptrits Turp"nne 21- 3D. do AZ London 2o- VA
per cwt. Rcnncd Petroleum, 6d per gallon. clover seed
American Red 4us PER 1alow-2js. 81. per C" l.;
Fine American. 2js. 3i. Prime city, - ni per c"t
n,In-t ummo, rd Pale, lis 6i -. OF lr-"el oi
per Provisions American lt"iils'idtei trl
hind Quarters I'd quarters, l per d. Hops AT Lon
rou New York state. -. y. Cd. 90, .,,
The receipts !Or past uf" days were I-'V
rentals I'D Ulufiug 1000 ccutal- Au'
Tho receipts American com for e past Three days were
I>tny ,u, Produce Insced OH. s2l l5s Oh Il s22
sd cake - Od per ton; Refined petroleum, ..
li q5.i per gallon spirits ~ Iurpentine 2os va per
.o ~r nm Oi. AJl per tun. Ko-n Common 81 % per
lit.r l. ~ Provisions lHrl, oi- Va
,st for Amcrr,u sugar ~. %" Per cw for uba 1en
anal orl lif no.. and lis 81 n - 3D. for Nuscovalo
f.r refining aiunt Australian laiiow-brc ~, "l'n.
80 Nutfnu 2.- , - sd. totOtnut Ol-teyi0n, 1%pd
,G .,-. tochin. - ~ aS3 -
NNI,ftr Aug D. PctrolcIm-Fine pale American. ID
FAM 80 r.uttmr- paid and - francs -. c'ntlinrs -eei
Nl,oNs Lard closed At 81 francs % 'eH'ho' pei NV
BniNrv Aug : Petroleum 6 marks 30 Picnngs ~
At 50 marks - ichhhss per liV ID
SPIRITS OF rUKPENTINE
CHARLESTON Aur 5--ruucntine hrm At 81 &c.
AxNau. .iur. i.-rurI'n tiir quiet AZ 81
WuMN.rov Aug g. urp,ntnc arm at io'ic
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LITERARY NOTES.

NJ Henry George begins in "The North American
Q series IF papers Labor in Pennsylvania"
large part of his first article is given TO description
of the "plnck-ne" shops. or company-s'orcs The
effect of his statements is and again injured By
the recital of such silly stories this: ANY obiec
to.aLle person can readily be got rid Of without the
need Of assigning For instance. acqnaint-
ance Of mine in Carbon County told me how,
years ago he had returned 10 II village where he had
lived when boy. and taken board with ola friend
Offended By act of the superintendent which he
deemed piece of petty tyranny. he passed him
morning the road without saluting When he
returned night lie foun1 his host and hostess
sternation the having been informed that he
would longer be needed in the mine and notified
that he must within five days vacac the house in
which ne had lived for eight years No reason had
been assigned and what the reason was they could
not imagine i know what is the matter said my
informant and will fix it So preparing to depart
he went next morning to the company's Office and
asking to the superintendent, said There is
need for you to punish these people on my account
| will leave the place ut once He left, and the man
and his wife living there YET
The most interesting, far seeing and udicors labor
article of the month that which The Forum prints
over the signature Of Andrew Carnegie. If Mr.
Carnegie is optMist he certainly gives good
for being and the just and manly tone of
bis arguments comments them to both the employer
Nd the wGrkingman. He nothing alarming in
nc situation. though much which needs reform the
part OF the employer. and much which demands cool
aud reasonable consideration by the employed
Mr.. Howes tells The Boston Advertiser" that
he has contracted to give to Messrs. Harpers all his
prcducfions-except axy possible play coming from
his pen He adds that he doesn't believe in doing
anything els" in fcuon than stories Of American
life and society There have been" he says only
two of my books A Forcgonc Conclusion and An
dndian Summer '-whos are laid abroad One
laid in Venice, the other in Florence A part
of the scene Of The Lad, Of the AroostOsk was LAID
IN Venice but that Of all the rest of my works is in
and about Boston. 1 don't to get away from
there. noticed thing in Arkansas paper that
snsused me very much. IL said hal let one man 70
away from Boston. bat brought him back on the
steamer possible Boston is the most inter-
eating iows in the world to me-"
A striking description Of the way in which tive San
francisco vigilance committee in 30 broke the law
n order to establish the law appears in the August
"Overland" There had been dozens Of murders
Curing the three yexrs previous snd not single man
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had been brought to justice for them the legal snd
political management of the city being in the hands OF
men who used in politics and therefore protected the
lawbrenkers. The calm, stern and relentless way In
which the reputable citizens Illegally restored the city
TO law makes thrilling episode in municipal history
The chrouicler is Dr. Ayres, old San Franciscan.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.

Il YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
hour local trans leave I'D station fifteen na,ss
9 a. N 6aIy except ~unday. Day Express Buffet rrau.
Ing room Coles TO hna o
m.Daily. Chicago and ~ Logis Limited Express"
ss extra snaTse for fast na Arrive. scaave @
Cleyeand 1920 a M Cincinnati 80 p m; Chicago $50
p 3ay and Niagara Fails Limited" arrivtn.
7.S5 The most popular night rain between envy OrE
sg @.-Daiy, ohcaso Express Pullman ard Day sleeping
huIstioi5 and f1:'-ic at5, ~ 52o $50; $50 1920
i5 $50. lO2Oa- IN, l4J CO. 7i5. 800 1880 l4O0
e. 300 = rs S o. $50 go o 1890 go qo25
&C. >? 'oU i5 so 745 500 oso p A. 1873
Nesafa and Paterson via Newark $50 500 $50 1900.
ii 3Oa N, 200. 20 20 20. So 90, 30 500 lOOj
~ and 3cT maGi:Gi Wsine'"y tl t ANA sunday
sn msn' o ~ - 80 20 a. as as $50 So 500.
SaSdsy. $ s. ,5o 1870 a IA, $50 ooo c55
warwieH i.i5. 300 1920 m. 80 IN. Sundays. 745
Mon cello and White Lake 900 a $50 y. Sundays.
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and 700 ,; m sundays 30 a M Z o. 90 y ~ %,
p. m. sundays. 80 a Ia Scranton DuIMoTe 300 a w.,
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a. 5000 N. sundays ) IS. -. $780, 1920 A. M, coo.
- 545 $50. 200 10 20 m, $50 4so. 100.
100. 500 /. IN M Tie 800 stops At Manst.
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is 500 900 p IN. SUNDAYS 745. 80 10 ~ a 900.
boats D leave 2Mst y. y. ~, n. to e!5 ev.ry
minutes and t90 M TO 81 ~, % e,ey hOg5 sundays,
Tickets for passage apartments Drawing Room and
ING and transfer Of Gagrase may be e - e yougAny'
Sos Fulton Brooklyn Oh at the companys
Ipress from the West arrive in rewYork a, 10.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Trans leave nom Chambers station Tor tnglew
Tenahy ClOscr. Spakl and >yack j3O 1870 30 90 All
ii 80 M. -. 32O 800 50 52O $40 $50. 90 j. -
p. 1900 midnight Sundays 100 $50 400 AID 70
y.
For Nanuet Spring Valley and Tailmaus 80
30 $50 H. m, 400, $50 sUOp sundays $50 W
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NEW-i1AVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ EkS {. II. NOITIlAM AND CONTINENT AL. leave
Peek slip Pier No - H. H. at and II t~undlys
u T. M connecting at Now Haven special for
MtkdDEN. HAKiFORn SpRINGFIELb. HOLYOkE.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILWAY Itir', IA Sew Ola from i"'' 90 jay -
and W est IA Il
From Jay II 20 West i9d II. O. 10 a. m. Ily cypress
fnl Mdd.toNu. Erns ilir Monticello Liberty. hil" LAKE
Debit O~wtgo aud intermediate stations Pullman drawing
D., ST. 300. West i2dst. 3 Is p m. Ulster county
N'dil, town. Eil'N ilr. Monticello" iN'itA
White Iihe and intermediate stations Pullman drawing
O-N..o Suspension Bridge. Thousand Islands fuwAh
sl,.pn. ,aI- YORK. Vincent runs daily Jaw -
.-u West t2d II. lO D. ~uuf lays only Ion Mo-
drnsu Monticello White Lake. Liberty amt informed l'
stations Pullman drawing Ears. Hari coal engines
used on a passenger trans.