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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-05
Breckinridge May Resign.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-There is a very
loud call upon Congressman Breckinridge,
of Arkansas, to resign his seat in the next
Congress and ask for new election, on ac-
count of Clayton's assassination, and many
of his friends are advising him to do So.
which he can possibly clear himself from
the suspicion of sharing in the results of
the assassination. 1t is possible that Mr..
Breckenridge will conclude to do so; at
least he has promised to give the subject
careful reflection.
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N D D E |.
@See display of Mems
Suits and Overcoats at
S9.99, in our Washington
Street Show Window.
II A n K A K E E T INE
FOUR RAILWAY

HAS SULLIVAN GONE TO SEYMOUR
J Yes. guess he has gone to See-more- Detroit is
The nearest point. and the natural place for people
from Indianapolis TO enter Canada Tho travellers To
Canada seem to be increasing. The Kankakee Line
gets left Wherever business pleasure calls
people, there viii they find the Kankakee runs, and
runs fas-st enough to suit the peculiar travellers
that are going to canada, and they viii find our
trains leave at the most hour OF the a for
them-il.20 y. m--whel all the police are asleep
Connection Is made in the same depot in Lafayette,
also at the dead hour Of night Over the Wabash,
Detroit 1s reached at 95 and across the river hes
safely-Windsor Canada and here, the Wind sor can
blow throug your whiskers and make you afraid
Passengers for Canada, should make . note Of this
Tickets for this roEte viii be sold for cash only No
warehouse receipts wiz be taken corner Washing
ton and Meridian SITS
TIME CARD.
CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart: 3:55 1870 3:50pm 6:26 m
Arrive :10:40 m 1l:45 455 IN 1850 IN
CINCINNATI DIvIsIot-SUNDAY TRAINS
Depart, 800 345 IN
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart. 5lo m l2:o5no 5l5pm 1l:20p p m
Pullman palace cars elegant reclining chair cars
and parlor cars between Indianapolis, Chicago and
Cincinnati.
For tickets. sleeping-car accommodations and all
INFORMATION call at Union Depot the Model ticket
ONCE. corner Washington and Meridian streets
]. II. MARTIN. Dist Pass. Agt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-05
'BEE-LINB ROUTE
EAST AND WEST
THE HEAT OF THE SUN.

THE HEAT OF THE SUN.
Few people have any definite idea of the heat of the
sun, which in nearly 5.oooOo miles from earth.
Ithas been computed that in the state Of Pennsyiva
nta there s enough coal to last the entire world
thousand years. Yet If 1T all could be put big
khovel and thrown into the sum- Ii would be consumed
IN less than one second. pillar of ice fifteen miles
N diameter and 10000 miles long would melt and the
steam be consumed by the full force of fine sun
IN one hunedth part OF second Man is
so constituted that no suffers from q surplus
lack Of heat, yet IL is hard to maintain a happy
medium this time Of year, especially whentraveng
roads whose coaches heated by stoves The trains
Of the "Ree-Line' are all heated by steam from the
locomotive. and no one need to suffer from lack Of
heat when riding In the elegant coaches and YES
ubuied Sleeping cars run by this Popular Line, be-
tween the great cities of the East and West.
TIME OF TRAINS
EASTERN DIvIsIoN-C, c., @. & T. RY
Depart-s3:20 q m, 730 IN, Ills m, Il m s725 m
WESTERN oIvIsIoy-L q ST. L. RY.
Departures m, Il .55 m $50 m, I'll IN. DAILY
Elegant sleeping ars and reclining char cars be-
tween Indianapolis nd st. Louis, and through palace
sleeping and drawiT room cars between Indianapolis
and New York and bston, without ferrage or trans
fer. For tickets. slee png-car accommodations, ETC..
call at No. Bates HOUSE No 1ss South Illinois street.
or Union Station
Il. c. PECK. Passenger Agent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-05

NEW YORK, Feb. ARRIVED: Arizona.
frem Liverpool; La Normapdie, from Hayre.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-05

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Mrs. Owen, wife
of the Logansport Congressman, held an
other delightful reception this afternoon.
The Post says: ''The Monday afternoon
reception, of Mrs. Representative w. ID.
Owen, who was assisted by Mrs. Repre-
sentative T. r. Stockdale and her daughter,
at the Maltby, was one of the events of the
week. New Jersey avenue, in the vicinity
of the Maltby. was kept alive with carri-
ages from 8 to 6 o'clock, containing thecom:
ing and going guests. Mrs. Owen appeared
in white Ottoman silk, draped in tulle and
gold lace, with diamond ornaments. Mrs.
Stockdale was attired in brocaded silk, old
rose pink front. and her daughter in cafe
an lait satin. with brown trimmings ard
passementerie. The beautiful parlors,
which were converted into a pleasing re-
ception-room, and thrown open to so large
a gathering, were the object of endless adj
miratiOn.n
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General Notes.
.s 80

Special 20 Tho IhUubapuls JouruHI
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Ei ID. Bannister.
of Lawrenceburg, an Indian inspector at
81, 400 year. has resigned, anticipating the
change of administration.
Martin v. Jewell, of Columbus; BENJAMIN
c. Marsh, of Winchester, and John Bran
stetter. of Pennville, Ind, were to-day ad-
mitted to practice before the Interior De-
partment.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart Voorhees, announces.
this evening. that she win not receive t.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02

In.s vii be or theme at the
Union Icmne-2nce Meeting to be
held = the d. E. Church next
SulG-v evcnirg, FEB. 10th.
We DO 10, propose o make mere
asseI .e2s, or + agscr ions are made
we WI enGeavot back them up
By facts and ,ument5.
We WOMB be glad 10 cea al our
c1.zens VINO are not vorshiping
elsewhere, ard, as our legislators
are IRON ali pal,s Of the Sta,e. and
gre supposed to have the interests
OF the people at hes. t, we are
especially anxious that they give us
hearing.
J. 4. Bready, Pastor.
NJ. f. Church.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02

Jas. II. Croci;well of Virginia
City will be at 3Iarston's Gallery
during the sitting of the Legislator
doing all classes OF Photographic
work. Come one, come all, bring
your babies. Comstock views on
ale. Jan 10 I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02
A Pie2 ant zscsors.


Members and Attaches OF the
Legislature and the other Winter
sojourners at the Capital, can find
no pleasanter place of resort for
reading the latest papers and mag
a4ines and selecting popular books
than at CagwIn and Noteware's
corner store-Giagon&lly opposite
the B. & E. Bank on Car.on street.
Here can always .e four~ q sorts
of plain and fancy stationery and
general Office supplies; besides an
endless variety of novelties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02
Jewelry Display.

There is glittering display of
jewelry, diamonds ladies'
watches in the show ..ndow OF the
2;nckel building. The designs are
of the latest, and will be sold dur
ing holidays, at prices which can
not be duplicated in the State.
The assortment embraces ell
kinds of the most fashionable Jew
elry and tableware. Call and in
spect goods and prices.
*dI5u CHATELAIN & GOLDEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02

the ~ nen ae ri Cnam
be iain's Cough remedy MS been
produced 10 a gett e4.eat, by
people who have been cu.ti b. il
telling their friends all Eejgrbp
Of its good 81 Lilies and uI-ing
them to try it. Iue most seyee
cold will soon yield 10 SIS 500 hing
efec,s. For Sale by G. c.. TnaSteI.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02

Mrs, Winsicw's soothing Syrup
should always be used Tor children
teething. 1t soothes the child, soft
ems the gums, aiiays the pain, cures
wind colo, and is the best remedy
Tor diarrheA. Twenty five cents a
bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02

10 r--On night OF 25st inst.
one pocket diary, con,aia.ng 8 lei
tens and papers. valuable only 10
owner. 4 liberal reward witt be
paid, if lett at this Office. Name
and address Of owner on book and
lei ers. Nv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02
ALL SORTS.

-FuRNEHED House TO RENT
Apply at this Office. jl4tf
W-.NTaD-WomC I ID do ho; {
vo :. Apply al this Office.
Tile Tiger bat in Ill The lac
shapes at 4. Colin's F E3o.irm.
For Rent. - Large desirable
reems. Apply at this office. dim
Finest underware in the ma
i;et at bed rock prices at A. COINS
Emporium.
Suits and shirts made to order
and fit guaranteed at a. COIN 5
| '.uHnor:um jail N
"A good m ny are pao';c' 9
for The prize waltz ct tie So |
Club dame.
When yon desire a pleasant
physies ify st. Patricl,'s Pills. Fo.
safe nv G. c. Ticker
-Wanted-A hard-unished con-
loo.3la mouse with seven Or eieht
rooms. Address this office, s,,,'icg
price and location. t..
p Z. 6. Winne, dcatisl.
Office on Teleg arh street, two doors
west Of Ieine, SHUT store. Oaics
hoUss from 10 a. m. TO Q p. m.
--Chamh ..tns Eye and Skin
0;rsment is uHequ..!ed for old
i! ohio cores. Many cases have
been FERN, reatw Gu ed by :.
Fo~ Sale by &. G. t.
Jas. II. Crockwell of Virginia
City vii! be at 3Larston's Gallery
during the sitting Of the Legislator
doing all classes OF Photographic
work. Come one, come all, bring
your babies. Comstock views on
ale. Jan 10 I'm
10 f--On night OF 2'st inst.
one pocket diary, eon,aialng 8 lei
iers and papers, valuable only o
owner. 4 liberal reward witt be
paid, if lett at this Office. Name
and address Of owner on book and
letters. Nv
The dry cold weather OF the
ea.ly winter months is productive
Of a great deal OF Group among
nildren. Mothers should be on
he lookout for it, and DE pre- pared
70 arrest it as soon as the first
symptoms appear. True Group
never comes without a warning;
lay or two before the attack the
child Will become hoarse, and that
is soon followed by a
peculiar, rough cough. If Chamber-
aims Cough Remedy is given as
soon as this hoarseness or cough APP
Gears, all danger and anxiety may
De avoided. 1t has never failed, 4
wen in the most severe cases. \
There is 70 danger in giving the i
eemeGv ior it contains no Injurious
substance. For Sale by G.. c.
lhaXtef.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02

n CoSrUNER HAS BEEN SECURED
"a from san Francisco, who will
be in attendar &c two days before hand.
and will furnish costumes atthe most
reasonable rates.
THE VERY BEST MUSIC HAS BEEN
SECURED FOR THE OCCASION.
80. APPROPRIATE PRIZES. -.
-Four elegant lriaes VIII be awarded
by a committee selected hy tins adii-
ance, as follows: One each for the Best
Sustained lady and gentleman charac-
ter, ard one each for the most original
lady and gentleman Character.
NFASRERs WILL ENTER TIE STAGE
~ door, VIII re they viii ne is4elcd t.
raise thsir masks before an inspect d coumi5-
tee.
THE GRAND MARCH WILL BEGIN
PROMPTLY AT $50 O'Clock.
UnmaskiDg viii begin Il IL o'clock, when
those holding tickets 70 the stage viii be per
mitted to dance. Spectators from the
Gallery VIII be admitted 10 the dance
floor Dy the additional payment Of 80
cents.
The Carson Quarts viii endeavor on
this occasion to on do all previous efforts 10
cater the ADJUSTMENTS of their guests and the
stric.cst dsoorum viii be observed.
FLOOR DIRECTOR CAPTAIN HARK
-. FLOOR MANAGERS
Lieut.. Dempsey, Lieut.. Cowan, ". L. Taylor
F. G. Folsomc Geo. C. Thaxter, f.
Cushing, Z. 5, Daugherty. Capt.
&. H. Ga,usha.
hAsKEES TIcKETS-...--..--...... ISL 81 |
SPECTATORS TicKgTs...-. ....-.-..... 90 !
Spectators tickets can be had at the door, |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02
OPENING PARTY.

7 W. VARNEY WILL GIVE AN
Os opening party at Armory Hall on
Thursday. February 9TH, 1889.
admission for gentlemen, one doller;
ladies free.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02
Nevada LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY-SIXId DAY.

REPORT CT STANDING CONN "r1E.
Enrolment Committee renotet
S. BIS. No. 20, % and Il, a.
| p.ope. " enrolled, and il h3nGs o
Governor.
Eocroesment Committee lepo .et
| (. r. No. -, p!one;l ~ m, o-sed
r,4 ms mp IT'D READ Nc
s. 3. 10. p. 10 toim Ag:icultu.
ral dis tets and for the @ ganizaIon,
m.fipg district Of Lance, Eyt
nd Chu.ch'' and ooe ci Eu esa
| Wh,:e Pine and LINGO n. Passed.
Adiou ned 10 Monday.
A emily uec at1lA., Spe .ker
Coffin in the chair.
Pr. yer by Rev. Mr. Davis.
journal read aud approved.
The Governor announced his D
proyaJ Of i. y. 13,an Act toexempt
cert. il persons from jury duty on
account of age.
MoT.oSs AND RESOLUTIONS.
Nv CARR. n That the vote by
which 4. 3. lG, an Act to provide
cor lishJjag he Capitol grounds, be
ra.oasile.el. Carried.
IyTaoDucT.US OF g..
BY Nelson A. b. 81, an Act TO
pfohibit the diversion and waste Of
water from rivers and streams of the
S,.ge during irrigatlng time. Re
fcrgcl 10 Commigree 81 Agriculture.
Bv Allen of Charcaill-A. B. 81,
an Act To restrict Gaming. [Bill re
] 5es ro gambling being Carried on
in lower foors Of houses, and pro
hibitias use beipg csrried on from
n,dajgh, all 6 o'clock = NJ Re
ee:rad to Committee on Public
Nor Is.
S d. 81 An Act in relation to
e,ieuItural experiments in his
ST te. Referred 70 Committee on
Education,
Senate Memorial end Joint Reso-
luton No. 5-Bslative 70 land APP
prevails Of tne Sr,re by The United
States Government Referred to
Committee "a Federal Relations.
S. &. s. An Act authorizing the
Warden Of the Site Prison to en-
ploy convict labor in the erection OF
A soldiers monument to be placed in
the G. \. L. Cemetery. Referred |
10 the Committee on Military At
airs
5. 2. 81 An Act to provide for |
TIE preservation Of fish in Humboldt |
river. Referred to Committee on
GENERAL FOE.
Substitute for A. 3. No. =, An
Act to encourage the sinking of ar
-esian wells. Read third time and
passed.
At12:15 recess taken till 1 so P. NJ.
A-r4s NOON sEss ON.
3ESrRAL FILE AND TnlED READING.
A. Z. 53, for relief Of V. B.
Cross. Considered in Com. Of the
Whole. Reported with the recon-
nenda,ion that it pass. This APP
$1,000 for Mr. Cross, who
vas iniu Ell BY fall from defec-
i've sc5fold while cleaning walls Of
state House. The bill was ordered
s. e. 10; Forbes, reducing salar-
IS Of Esreralda county. Special
cae. 10. Wednesday at O'Clock.
ordered printed. |
Assembly JOINT Res. No. s, Home
Rule Iesolu, ion, taken up under
pac:al order, 2Er. Cheney with
lew his notice OF an addition in
lvor OF The suffering Russians, an
ouncing that he reserved the Rus
ian resoiui on for another occasion.
'assed.
A. B. 6; Tyrrell, taken up on re-
oaG;de' alton, received only 20
o,es-one less than necea5ary fer
majority. This was
ne electric Light bill. |!
A. 3. 81; Blakeslee, requiring
,reign corporations to name and
~an On onapt in each county in |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02
john WOODS.


Luxurious, warm and comfort
able baths at Cuhna's, opposite
State Capitol.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02

ophi.-5s
Mexican ; Ii
Gould & Cprry-3 20
Bes, & Beleher-54
Con. Gal. & Va 5!
Savars %
CbolIar , ~
Potosi-2 -
Hale & Norcross-4 .2j
Crown Point.
Belcho. -! D
kentuck- =
Alph1-2 10
Coniaence-i3
Sierra Neraaa-3 =
Ut-h-l -
Exehequer-l .
Seq. BcleneI-j 90
Uverman -
UniOr-Z -
Ch1llel, IZ5
Andes-l %
Peer less-l 10
MoGo-l I'D
Navajo Il 90
Bodice a.
North Belle Isle , -
Nevada Qaces-3 81
Scorpion
Baltimore 10
Mt. Diabio : ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-02

The Avery-Cuf fight is off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27

:. Bellows. Walter Q. % chas Mali. wiliasd'svs'
R.'ln:'i aI Es.s!s 7: sa ys.aR; ysa1 s a M
Bimberger. Geo and vile. 10 Samuel Well . foa's.
Crawford. Andrew % Samuel Uhlfcidsr, 71stss.
Soiss. Ahn, % chas Mail. wlliard-avc. " issst
pl;ke1 Martin :. Newman cOwsn and another. No iis
:. Erdmnnn Geo. % James g Sands. 12stA-ss, St
Ne Erdmaan Geo. S;, e wnS pruscn. 12sts'' So
flanagan, WIN, and wife, 70 Anna g Mackenzie. $
iog % yssr' sSS1 Bank NO 500
SsliasSeT; Julia !, dSo Augustus Holly. ''S2dss'
Romme, Samuel 10 Ascher weinstein. No us 1-2
mcsl VIM sn s vile 70 John IAyngrtOn
Westchester-ave, months 81, O0o - ~ %.
st ssk'e' w VIII ave Years. So Ooo ''"
Head, George W, and wife y susan Cockney eseeu.
%;ess, George ". and another trustees etc 70 hry
d Annett No 54s Broomest building loan. s2i 500 :.
HaysI 6od Henry to Alex Hess $50 # of -7sh''''
Hesiy jeremiah. and wife to Richard W Stevenson.
srustee, Of Rogers Place. oil "esschesteraya
and Ete 70 d N i.sR. es'sss9.
ERy 5ssss !e 5ssn'H and another
Mor.s9 Valentine Joseph Fore 5 soS Of East l2oth.
eoss ce:csns os No ' S 9ith Ward etc.
Savings Bank, Of iota.ave n of 17sd.st. l year.
McRiernan. Ann. to Della Bahsa,e SIS of 1Sosh-ss W
of Cortl,ndi;ayei year e. 900; I'll, +, cooa,.a Az.
.cqtrI1, g Bre9ne'.t years. q, 900 =, r,..,
Rankin william 70 Frederick Forster. referee. " ,
Of s saSy John .! Tasss ., Yves.
W Of 7th-aveI 9 years. $40 o2o. r a. no...u.,.-
IT, 3 years. si0 900.
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NJ Ew-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

Passenger train. leave 700. Of Jay " follows iron
w:i & ssa NJ 10 ,S @1 Sdsss s;. PERI !srv
FAN SS:s!s Ia n S Sss; S o"'a. 0'"'S' De-
IS waikiki, f. F SyNs Hs s%a SSs'St s S
Boompfbgrsh tl is Mt Dale Pittsburgh Hurley
'! zoo Ss. SsnrS n.n Lake; Msscnk and Min
p Nile t' For, isvIs MonOeIo TasSush Ma;eySie,
w s'2ay rsf t SsRRSs Hail.
rs ~ g, Ml4ds;ow9, Eas5ursh Liberty Han
6swsgo RSSSSs,Os sion bridge, Chicago and pSn.
west Reclining Chair Car frs " Suspension Bridge
'Oi'1s" s' m Saturday. only r Campbell Hall Ndde-
""T aIso to Mrtiiscwn bay thToush. Other
'' Ta% aa and cep,gSsqss Berthe
reserved at S0 So' Ts As Is E1en,ass PisSs
SJd4 dr fA h1hE2s % 2pH NEw SEk
@ :SS asss'T as
rcPInss91 LAX. NSYs:ssss rs.:s.
ss FesGl1s Ps..Ss: Tsnsaus sSahofa.
n b. ESa,is lSssSosf Esa Is
oh9? %s'S's ss
s e. x IS saSS.;. sS e.
.Ts rd HHf F. anF sSse s.ig1 Pam qoas
!. of ssdrE Grow. 90 .SS S Fa Sunday
Enr T.krwood Toms River and Bsrnegat, 30, s:1S
N 40, 80 D. m Parlor cars at 80 and 80 D.
For Atlantic City. Yinslsnd and BridSeon. 30 m
- p psr.n amboy. 30 90 SIS 10 30 II rs = m.
, 40 400 I 30 $780, 6:lo, 9 80 D m sundaya :oo
WV SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK.
oCHAN GROVE. Sc.
From Pier 8. n. T.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, sesbrghs
Monmouth Beach. and Long Branch as 30 1o:l5 m.
sab 90 D. m. sundays so q m.
For Theron, Asoary PARK. Ocean Grove and Point
hurry PARK and Ocean GroysL $50 m.
for lakewood Toms River and Barnexst 80 . m.
8ab D. n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALrIMLxE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r. & q NswjSts'e5 rhadsDh. and Read
For Philadelphia. at CO. 7:45, $50, $50, u 90
g. IN, 80 80, 3:i5, 100 800 $50, 80 J.; 90
?. m. SUNDAYS, 80, 0 80 a. m, 80 $3.50. S1s
Bslt,nors aid Wsh!ps,Sns daily q g 80 a. 90
Trains leaving at As. ii 100 n N, 80. 900 80
80. u 90 p M. have connection for Residing Harris
ctes and f,rSI Car SEATS can Be procured az T. 2oi
18th st. iSi Fast l2SIhsL New-York; COurtss. SEQ
PuIton.st.. Vs Broadway, Brookyn
baggage from hotel or residence.
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>NEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. d

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y. c. IL
w IL. r. r. X. Co.. Lessee. Trains leave West 4od,.t
.tauon Ncw.YorS folowG. and twenty minutes earlier
Hamilton 20 IS A. H. % rs y :l5 D. n. ST. Louis.
s6:i5 g 10 p. ~. Toront, 1858 q; NJ. 1917 's 10
?, m Montreal, Candle Fast, SlS p M Niagara
Tor Utica o. w. Kingston. saug'ries Caskil Albany:
p m. New burg, 10 rs a. M l: rs rs 6."S 20 30,
III as D. N. Hayerstfaw, e:!5 N 2ai, eaj .. m.
Sarat ga Special (aJ II 81 H. M BAD v. IN. INV.
ing through TO Saratoga;
Gs,Fs 1oS 10 Is. paying w n Room Cars TO oad
Lake, MokShS aud Min ewa.ka Via Ncw.Patz 100.
(nl II 80 a. M, 1 D. m. Saturdays orly ~ Sa0 D. ~.
DrawIng Room Cars 10 Kingston on 100 "a, II 30 M.
!" RastFsai Hunter, Grand Hotel Station, and PhOe.
rica :iG 100. Ia II 80 M. tS S4b m. Drawing
Room Carr to Grand Hotel station and % PhoenieIa flor
a. m ard iO 8:tb D. m, trains.
Pa.enytile Cairo and Mountain House Station, Sl5,
: 10 o 90 (a) II 80 a. NJ. az 3ab D. m, Drawing
Room Cars n Ca.sll On (al IL 80 m aud ~ AS r.
trains.
f",ys yj.,.s Sh CITY 'sn' Oily :Sss
ali 20 a. m. % 80 D. m heSeEen ws.s Shore Sta.
81 son appy q cess wasSns
as annex ss o S Fec sa q TSeast
S~ery "a Prk Place IS West Is5thsI and Vast ssor s
stations foot Of West t2d.st and foot Of Jay.st n
%eseotts Express Gala for and checks baggage nom
hotels and resdenees- -
General Passenger AssnS S.as SasEsT; H. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
AN rxposnoR ryMasKrp AT LAST.

Elizabeth Ann Goodrich, alias Mrs. Swan, OF No a4
Hudson ST. who for several years posed Is private
phanhropst soliciting contributions from downtown
business houses for the support Of an old couple with an
idle son who was reported 10 be Incapable Of work. was
srsigned before Recorder snyh in the Court OF General
Sessions yesterday, complaint OF the Charity Organize
ton Society for obtaining money under false pretences
It appeared that the wife Of the son OF the ola
couple and that hs wss sbs 10 but preferred 10 live
the result Of his wse's begging. shs pleaded guilty
10 the charge and recommendation Of the society was
allowed 10 under suspension Of sentence the Recorosr
tslng her hat she was brought before him again no
would send her " the pebitentlsry. She has secured
shout o. 500 small during several years from w.
g. Hitchcock, OF No. AS Broomest.
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MIR. CROSBY AND The EGYPTIAN JUDGEsHy

Assemblyman Ernest H. Crosby ssld yesterday that he
..d yroeiyed no oela communication In relation 10 his
reported appointment the American representative In
,ss Court of Original Jurdleon ct Alexandria EeJpt
In fact all shout tho appointment was what had
srre.,ed in the papara Under the circumstances he
fl, that 10 would hardly proper to say anything about
.co.ptanee or decilnston The place 10 ono that few
Young men would be likely 70 refuse. The salary 10
about a. 900 year. and the dutieA though Of consider
shls Importance. Are not especially srsnoaA
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Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Is -, EIn,ess Tr.jns via PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE, MAsHiNG6d9NS,
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND CHlCAGO
pTIIHhN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leave NEW YORK. foot OF ISoe1y a; - ouo~s'
for sESiESATi I5 %TM6s, % no r. s;oo % %
M / 30 =. m . so U. 3 is .. m. :oO p M
10 90 midnight SUNDAY, $3.50 q m. 1;So' Z'So' S'i'
M .;,ns s.op as Chester and Wilmington sxcsps sls
Fcr Tickets and Pullman Car Space GALL p 3 o;
r,eket Odces, 81, POI. flb and 1,l4O BroenWS' ~ ~
stsuos foot OK Lfberty-ss
ECv.York Transfer Company VIII eau for and eaeek
paS Y Sn TIT H0'~ ~ CHAs o. scULL.
. G.nep,I Manager. Gen'l PasA Agens
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A xER XARpHN N0R HEIIEYUl

A FEW WARDEN FOR BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
President Porter Of the Department Of Clarifies saia
yesterday thst John =. Falon had been appointed 10
succeed Warden oRourks. OF bellevue Hospital. MI
Faiion wifi enter his duties Immediately He 10
member Of The -smmary Association OF the Eighteenth
Ward and has bssn Tor some tina clerk In Justice pas'
sstgs court
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60 Get, FURNISHED.
Country

Country
m LET-Furnished for the season, at Nantucket large
i house with twelve double sleeping rooms four
servants rooms, kitchen laundry, &C. provided with
gas aayeduct water, electric bells, heating apparatus.
faths on clln beach, with extensive sea view .
adapted 10 large. family party Address p. o. Box
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gonntrp propertp for Sale ano 60 frl

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n tageA ba houses let for sale By @.
ADAMS CO., Real Estate Agents. Real Esate and Law
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