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New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

RAIIWAY-Dr. F. W. Oliver met with painful
accident yesterday morning while riding horseback.
Near Bloodgoods mills his horse suddenly stopped and
Dr. Oliver was thrown of. In falling he struck
some obstacle which broke his lneepan.
PLAINFIELD.-Mar d. Delchof, Bulgarian, who
is graduate of Drew Seminary, will lecture at Vim
cent Chapel tonight. The new organ of the
First BAPTIST Church has been set up in Midmer'S
factory and will be brought TO Plaineld within few
DAYS . The local Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will commemorate in an appropriate man
ner the sixteenth anniversary of the Ohio crusade on
December 90 and o. . The officers OF Major
Anderson Post, No 119, recently elected are: Com
mander DR.. A. S. Ellsworth; senior vice commander,
J. p. AIis: junior vcecommandcr, W. II. b. Drake :;
chaplain, Thomas Il. Croslcy; quartermas1er, +. j..
OLSEN surgeon, Asa Collier.
BELLEvILLE.-Thc ironcrs employed in the Passaic
Steam Laundry at this place, struck Wednesday be-
cause certain demands not acceded TO- There are
about 80 ironers employed and they mostly mar
rled men living in Bellcville
NEW-BRUNsWICK-The Christopher Meyer will
case will be formally settled In court on saturday
COMPROMISES have been made with nearly all the con
testants Otis Randall, Of the guardians for
Howard the mnatic son, has agreed to take $4,000
with $4,000 interest and $1,000 for Of Howard
during the time the contest has been pending.
Counsel fees amounting to $4,000 arc also allowed.
ORANGE-The fire in the Essex County Toboggan
Club was not as serious first reported. Inyesti-
gatisn shows the damage TO be slight and it viii not
interfere with the future arrangements Of the club
Elmer McChesney, secretary Of the Orange Hat
Fnisers, Association, has been missing since Monday
lie held funds of the association amounting TO about
$500 McChesney is a married man and has one child.
lie is about thirty years Oh
UNION ULL.-Conrad Monck Of Lewis ST., com
mitted suicide wednesday night by cutting his throat
vitb a razor Monck leaves a widow and five children
lie had been out of work for three months and became
dcspondcnt.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
FUNkRAL or DIR. C. II. NICHOLS.
MANY PHYSICIANS ATTEND TIE SERVICES IN
THE CHAPEL OF THE BLOOMING

MANY PHYSICIANS ATTEND TIE SERVICES IN
THE CHAPEL OF THE BLOOMING
DALE ASYLUM.
The funeral of DR.. Charles Henry NICHOLS supc"n
tendent of the Boomingdale Insane Asylun was held
Yesterday morning in the chapel of the asylum Inc
service was read by the Rev. Thomas NJ Peters rector
~ - Nichaers Church and chaplain OF the aSy lum
There were no pallbearers'
Among those present were General J. J. Miller OF
tho state Board OF Charities General Howard OF tlc
United states Army, DR.. Henry C. Nichols, DR.. H. ~
nuttolpb ex-superintendent of the Morris Plains
Insane Asylum Dr. II. =. Stearns, superintendent OF
the Hartford Retreat DIR. j. Il. Chaplin, superintendent
% the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane; DR..
charles W. Packard Dr. Nichols's attending ply sclan
DIR Dwight Burrll DR.. Carlos +. Macdonald, New
Work state Commissioner Of Lunacy Cornelius y.
bliss Robert j. Livingston, James NJ Brown, Dr. r. &:
Dent Dr. J. W. BarstOw, superintendent OF sanford
Hall Flushing l.. l.. DR.. J. j. Parsons, cN superln-
tendent OF the Blackwclrs Island Insane Asylum,
DR. g. Alder Blumcr, OF the state Lgnatc Asy ylum
al Utica DR.. Samuel b. Lyon, DIR. William T.. Dold,
Dr. David IL. Sprague, DR.. II. =. Wilkins, DIR. j..
Evin Courtney Nathaniel p. Bailey, sheppard Candy.
Jackson :. Schultz. Theodorus B. Woolsey, William
NJ. Ialsed, William ". Hoppn, tr., Charles r. strong
Ebrdge T. Gerry, William Turnbull. Philip schuyler,
James O. sheldon Herman IL. Cammann. j. w.
Beekman George ;. BowdOin, Wadron l.. Brown'
Frederic +. OlcOt, Edward King and Henry W Crahe
The body, accompanied by Mrs Nichols. Lientend,n'
Maury Nichols and Immediate relatives ana ~, iricn ,L
taken TO Washington where the builai WI" ''"'
place
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lodge a void medal OF unique design. In recognition
of his services in organizing and building up the lodge
LONG ISLAND.

GLEN COVE.-Dr. Bernard F. O'Connor, an IN
structor in Columbia College was fned 700 ana COSTS
by Justice Furst yesterday for assaultng george W
Hall. Hall was digging clans at the time OF the
assault OH land which DR.. O'Connor had leased, ana
refused 10 leave when the doctor ordered MIN away
d. C'Connor will appeal from the decision
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The assessment rolls OF Long
Island City, as filed by the Board OF Assessors yester-
day, show an increase Of $lSl,l7O over last year.
The aggregate amount of the assessed valuations as
levied this year, is S0,34l OoI OF wmch o'ii-o"' 10
real. and S22s 200 personal. property
IIICKsVILLE.-Dr. Watson, Of Glen Cove. was tried
before Justice Stenart yesterday on charge OF per
Jury and was acquitted. The charge grew out Oh Ills
swearing in his vote at the last election
JAMAICA.-The Grand Army OF the Republic TX,
ecutive Committee Of Queens County Is actively
pushing the project of having the National nag dis-
played every public school In the county onrne t
state Legislature soon to pass law making the DIS
play Of the flag obligatory upon the school authorities
. A large crowd witnessed the final season 5
shoot OF the Parkway Gun Club at Dexter Park yes
terday Elias Hclgraus and William Levins tied ior
first prize, but in the Shooton Iegraus won oS h'"o
birds to eight
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TIE WATER SUPPLY INSUFFICIENT.

TIE WAFER SUPPLY INSUFFICIENT'
The difficulty Of securing an adequate supply OIL
water at the fire in the AdelphF Academy on Wednes
day morning has led the officials OF the Fire Depart
ment to decide to ask for 900 more hydrants to be
placed In the vicinity of schools large stores and other
public buildings exposed to imminent danger The
smaness Of the mains in the part OF the city where
the academy stands is also criticised. 36inch nam
runs in DeKalbave., "a block away, but only 6-inch
mains extend to the vicinity of the school, The rapid
growth of the city makes the need OF new mains evil
dent. and the inadequate water supply Tor emer-
gencies is also apparent. The daily consumption Is
about 900 900 gallons, and Is equal to the regular
supply The extension of the watcrworks VIII add
10000 900 gallons a day. The report of Fire Com
missioner Ennis to Mayor Chaplin for the year shows
only four fires since the beginning OF the year WIN
l6sSes exceeding 100000 each. The total losses
were $24io 246. To eXtinguish fires 1t is eStima'"d
that 20, ,553, $50 gallons of water were used
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
NEWSFROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
A LINEAIaN GETS AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.

LINEMAN GETS AN ELECTRIC SHOCh.
The Jersey City Electric Light Company few days
ago completed making a change from the storage
battery to tlp direct system, and the first accdeh'
from a broker wire occurred at late hour WEDNESDAY
night A telephone wire in Grovest., between siNlh
and Seventh sts., broke and fell across the eiec''o
light wires with the broken end dangling on the sue
walk and emitting sparks of fire. Pedestrians waHcu
carefully aruind it and stood watching II SPIT ou'
fire. Captsin c. p. Smith sent word to the COM
pany's works, but IL was a. m. yesterday "he ri a d
iincman was sent to remove the broken wire. i dno
lineman climbed pole and while pulling up the tee.
phone WIRE received a severe shock one OF MS hanus
was slightly burned but he succeeded in repiae s sp
telephone wire. The officials AT the electric nsIt
company's office and works said yesterday that lhey
had not heard anything of the occurrence.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
THE CHARGES WONT BE HEARD IEI.
AN ADJOURNMENT OF THE DOCK COMMISSION
ERs' CAsEs-DIsCUssIoN OVER THE


AN ADJOURNMENT OF THE DOCK COMMISSION
ERs' CAsEs-DIsCUssIoN OVER THE
COMPLAINT.
Tho Navor,s Office was filed with wellknown people
vosterdav when the hour of II a. M arrived lhlS
vas the time set by Mayor Grant for hearing tle
charges already made public, against DOCK ConihiS
soners Post and Matthews, preferred by the Cornns-
soners of Accounts. John II. Stralan appeared lor
the city TO press the charges in theory representing
the Commissioners of Accounts. His associate, ex-
Surrogate Daniel g. Rollins, was not present. put 10
Is understood that he has accepted retainer to ASSIST
Mr. Strahan when the actua work begins Emu koo'
Wheeler III. Peckham John l.. Cadwalader ana fraUh
H. Irish came to defend Commissioner fost anu
Franklin Bartlett appeared for Commissioner Matthe"s'
Colonel James A. Dennison was there TO protect inc
rights of one of the witnesses summoned DockmssteT
Erwin Besides the Commissioners trial. Commits
sioners IIolahan and Barker, of the Bureau OF Ac-
counts Dock Commissioner Cram, the sole memDcr OF
the Dock Board not accused Police commissioners
Martin and McClave. and many other persons, Official
and unofficial, were present. Corporation CoulseI
Clark sat at the Mayors right.
Mr.. Root asked the Mayor to postpone the case
for reasonable time that the counsel for the de-
fence could examine into the Mr. Bartlett and
Mr.. Cadwalader Joined in the Application MI
Strahan said that he ready TO 90 on but he would
not object to reasonable postponement, and after
to next Thursday, at . p. 1t was understood
that the case should go on from day TO day nmul
finished, between the hours of and . p. M Thls
aran cement the Mayor said absolutely necessary
because il was indispensable for him to attend inc
sessions of the Board of Estimate which, from Thurs
day, would be held in the forenoon for its work must
be finished by December 81.
Mr. Root said that he wished to call the Mayors
attention the first and ninth specifications of the
first charge and to the third charge which the counsel
for the accused Commissioners maintained ala not
give the explicit information as TO what acts they
we're TO be tried for. This they had right to have
After long discussion Mayor Grant said that he dd
uot Dock
harmed by the failure to specify particular acts, piers
etc. 1t finally agreed that Mr.. Root and his
associates should formally draw up their objections
to the particular charges and specifications which
they regarded as insufficient.
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The items passed were as follows:

The police force of the city was given as follows
Commissioners, 4; superintendent, 1; inspectors, a;
surgeons, IS captains 36 sergcants, 1J0 roundsmen
10; patromen, 2934; detective sergeants 40; Board
of Health police detail, Al increase Of paromen al
lowed, so total 3,4G0.
TO the Bureau Of Elections allowed $258,s57
the same figure in the provisional estimate, which
includes $50 advertising and 81 900 for clerks
to the Board of County Canvassers The salary ofthe
Chief of the Bureau reduced to 600 $5, 900
the former sum.
The total sum voted to Corporation Counsel Clark
for the expenses of the Law Department was $1,000
Last Mr.. Clark'S predecessor Mr.. Beekman, got
1916. 800. a reduction Of $1,000
Commissioner Groy was permitted to make trans
fer of 900 for expenditure In removing dangerous
electric wires The present raid on defective wires
costs the city an average Of $40 day. The Fire
Department will be taken up next
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
UP IN BUSY H4RLE EM.
rpoN MANY QUARTERS.

CLEANED FROM MANY oCAhiEh''
The animal chowdcr" of the Harlem lacht CluD
Will he beld at the uD-houfe in East onc-hundrcd-
aud-twenty -arstst., on Christmas eve
\ theatre party composed of members oil the saga
more C,I ,i,ed tbe Harlem opera House and occu-
pied nearly all OF the boxes last evening
A stag reception will be held at the Harlem
Club on January g. and after that date such receptions
Will be held monthly. ,
The cbiIdpe, Of the parish Of All Saints Church
will pivo - ho,ent entertainment In the basement OF
the church at onehundrcd and twenty -ninth-st ana
Madison-ave. on January ,Id ~ ,.r ,,a ,ooon,ior
In th. tirInr 1ncr, House Hall on January Is.
4 si,"r,intiop dinner was given last evening at
the Harlem Club.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
MIR. BEEcIIER's FAMILY NOT CONSULTED.

The fact that neither Mrs. Beecher nor her sons
were H. itcd to see and express their opinions upon
the statue of Mr. Beechcr, which j. Q. A. Ward is
making. before it was permanently fixed In plaster
has caused much pain TO them and their friends.
Neither have the leading members of Plymouth Church
been asked to crticise the work before completlon
Il is now in plaster, ready for the casting In bronze
Mrs Beechcr said yesterday that she naturally leH
hurt because her opinion not asked But since
,o docsion IN nace the statue in Prospect Park she
had tstcn little interest in ii. II brooklyn desired
10 honor Mr. Beecher," she said, the statue M3uu %
be naced In front of the Court House. There Is where
he went through six months of Gcthsemane. 30 long
a. IL * not there do not care where II Is CHAIRMAN
y " Ulurchs OF the subcommittee In charge OF the
statue declined to make any statement about the
matter Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
TESTIMONY OF J. J. VESTS SECRETARY.

Chicago, Dec. 10 (SpeciaD.-Charles Graham was
The Principal witness in the case of j. J. West. lie
shed that he had been in the habit OF signing the
hane Of James J. West to letters and other docu-
henls needing the signature Of the exedtor without
adding per Graham" There sensation when
Oiaham testified to certain conversations he had with
Dunlap and weighey. lie said that he had been told
be would be given salary OF $40 week. that the
tase against him would not be pushed and other in
oucements were offered IL he would make affidavit
against West. There a vigorous fight between
The lawyers about this evidence but Judge Crinuell
seeded that it should remain on the records
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
YEy-yERsEr HoRrIcUL7URIsrs on BANANAS

Trenton, n. J., Dec. .19.-The New-Jersey state
Horticultural Society, in annual session here to-day
elected the following officers President, Ralph Ege, OF
Mercer County; vice president. C. W. Iredel of Hud-
son County secretary f. Williams of Essex County
treasurer, Charles l.. Jones, of Essex County re-
mort from the committee favOring the movement 10
secure a duty the importation of bananas was dis
cussed and voted down.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
3AYONNE.'
ANx1oI.s OVER THEIR wATER. FRONT.

Property-owners along the Kill Won Kull and Newark
Raw shores. at Bayonne, are considerably troubled
over the incorporation of a new terminal raroad
company A general belief exists that the company
WAS organized for the purpose of acquiring about TWO
miles of waterfront Yesterday it was learned thaV
the Bayonne City Terminal Railroad company ,sG 1ad
God a,ficIes of association at Trenton The spccihed
object was to build railroad three and onelai .sd
miles long along the Bergen Point shores OF the
Wiu Won KIM and Newark Bay. The stock is named
az 5000 600 or 1000 shares. The line would cut IN
o The Now Jersey Athletic Club grounds and private
gronnds Waterfront on the XIII Won Kull is valued
at $50 a foot
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
THREE FA1rH-cURE PEOPLE SENT TO IA

The cases of John and Hannah Jansen and Maria
Petersen, believers in the swedish faith cure as
practised by society in South Brooklyn, were before
Police Justice Tighe yesterday. There were charges
against them of violating the law in regard to spread
ing contagious diseases by failing to give medicine TO
a sick woman and child for dphtheria and attending
a faith-cure meeting the next day, after being
forbidden to 60 out John Jansen and Maria Pet
tersen were found guilty, and were fined 500 each
with the alternative OF spending 100 days IN thc
pententiary Miss Jansen fined 500 ana IN ue
fault Of the money she accompanied the Other
prisoners to the prison. only Miss Jansen made any
Statement under OATH and she said she went TO
church because she though God would not let the
the disease be contagious i'll His house.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
ALDERMEN ADD HARRY" TO HowARD.sr.

At the special meeting Of the boaru oi 1oso,n'
Yesterday Mr. FLYNN succeeded in passing his resou
ton. changing the name of Iowardst to Harry How
ard St. by vote Of - to A. Mr. Gregory ,r urs thS
,vi,hout avail that US the street was namo" ~
Ml,''"o VIII. anti,onist John Howard, such oha'iso
o",a he an innovation. II they wanted 70 Ino 'nro
something for Harry Howard hreboa' "ou'u w ''''
appropriate
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
n,nr1c scn0OL EXERCISES.

Gr.mmcr school No "a. the new public school at
Tenthave. and onc-hundred and fourthst' celebrated
its Christmas opening yesterday The building was
finished a week ago, but the pupils nave only just
taken possession. The grammar u'pdIVheh' j. "
cupied hv p,ineip,l David +. Gadde's CLASSES Of
boys and cirls In the primary, Miss Knapp Is the
plincpal. The cost Of the building WA $4,000.
and OF the lots So. 900. In the twenty-one class
rooms there are more than 1000 puplls. The ex-
erciscs consisted OF recitation and singing by the
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
Theodore B.; Starr.
2O6 Fifth Avenue, Between
FRONTING MADISON SQUARE }Z5t1 Il Z6tn
l,I26 Broadway, Streets
WHAT THE POLICE FORCE COSTS.
THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE ALLOWS THE CON.
MISSIONERS si,647,791 81.

MISSIONERS si647,791 81.
Police Commissioners McClave. Voorhis. Martin and
MacLean. with Chief Clerk Kpp. of that Department,
appeared before the Board Of Estimate yesterday and
assured the latter body that TO protect the lives
and property of the people of Ncw-York during
the year 1890 the Police BOARD could get along with
no less than $4s24 265 s4 or $340,O14 90 than
the police cost the city during the closing year.
The finally allowed was S4,6i7,791 81, an In
crease OF S176474 over the year 1889.
This includes the appropriation Of 300 year each
for 40 roundsmcn who to have 81 300 instead Of
81 200 yearly, as heretofore. Provision was also
made for the salaries Of fifty new patrolmen for
additional pay for men who have served the periods
fixed by law for the stationhouse for the Twenty
sixth Police Precinct and the purchase of site for
station-house in the proposed new precinct to be
carved out of the Twenty fifth and Twenty seventh
Precincts.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

RYE-Ezra IIyer Wctmorc died on Monday at inc
age of ninety y-siX. Mr.. WctmOrc born IN Rye
and had been sheriff OF the county.
PELHAM.-The Board Of Education ~ School DIS
t,ict No have decided in favor Of hayhg the Ancr'
can dag raised the top OF the Two schOOl-hOuscs
In the district during every hour Of the school session.
MANARONECK.-Tle public school viii hold rs
Christmas exercises IN the assembly room OF inc
new school house on Tuesday afternoon.
NEW .ROCHELLE.-Anclora Lodgc, No. 333 oi
the order Of TOnti, held its annual meeting IN
Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening. The retiring
oresidcnt John ID. Hamilton, received from the
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
ROGERS. pEEr & co.'s. CUTTERS SATISFIED.

Through the friendly intervention Of the executive
committee of the National Clothing Cutters Union
n settlement has been reached between Rogers, Peet
& Co. and their cutters, who recently went out on
their supposed inability have grievance remeded
The firm has all along been willing to remedy
proper complaint of its men, but II maintained that
this should be done willie the force at work, and
NOT while IL was in state of insubordnation
concessions have been made by both sides. and the
men will resume work on Monday, much TO the
satisfactiOn of all concerned.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
1rwFrRy WORTH 81 900 MISSING.

William Ryrio age twenty, has been employed Dy E'
Mullen OF No AS Fith-st., Brooklyn, for some ume
mo oco ,vorc Informed Yesterday that he had
disappearcd and jcwelry worth over sl'ooo was
missing. lie is suspected OF having gone to Albany
The jewelry included diamond pin with nineteen stones
pair OF diamond earrings worth s'oo' so'u "a''N
,d chain ,,or,h 500 and a diamond ring worth $50.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
4 pPOFESSOR or GREEK DENEyTED.

Trenton, y. j., Dec 19-E. d. Morgan, OF Phelps
\. Y. professor of Greek and Latin in the Syracuse
Normal school, was found in demented condition In
Ibis city today by his mother, after search OF
eight weeks. A diamond pin, gold watch and
chain. beaver overcoat and s400 in money which
he lad when he went away are missing
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
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NEW.YORK.

frstst. Mr. Connect has now been Ill for over a
fortnight and it was on his showing alarming synp-
toms that his friends persuaded him TO enter the
hospital. DR.. Philip Beekman, who Is attending him,
said last night that there was slight improvement
in his condition. but that his recovery was not AS
sured
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

CORPORAL TANNER OPENING A LAW OFFICE.
Washington. Dec. 19.-Ex-Pension Commissioner
Tanner has opened law and claims Office here, and
vas today admitted 10 practise as a member of the
tar Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
THE NEW CITY or yoByTOWy.

Harrisburg, Penn, Dec. Io.-Governor Beaver TO
day issued charter for the new city OF Joinstown,
which includes the boroughs of Jolnstown. Grubb-
town. Conemaugh, WoOdvalc. Prospect, Millville and
Cambria These boroughs have total population OF
at least 10000,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

pupils. Addresses were made by the trustees ana
Commissioners Devoe and Lummls.
Christmas exercises also held In the primary de'
partnsent OF Grammar School No 81 In East ono
hundred and fftccnth-st. They were conducted by
Miss Charlotte II. sterns, the principal.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
coyyEFF. THE RUNNER, SERIOUSLY I'LL.

C0NHEFF, THE RUNNER SERIOUSLY ILL.,
Thomas p Connect, the weknOwn runner. who
has broken the record for many distances is srous,y
III al the ST. Vincents Hospital, with typhoid fever
he was taken 10 the hospital at p. on Tuesday.
by c. c. Hughes, the secretary of the Manhattan
Athletic Club, from his home, No. 347 West Forty
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

Mayor Cleveland gave an audience YESTERDAY a'o
noon to committee from the Fourth District Property
owners Association who called on him 10 pro.es'
against the unequal assessments of property WHICH,
they said had been made in the district Ihey ai'o
desired TO complain of the Board Of Tax Commissioner
and urge their removal unless they conseh'eu "
equalize the valuations.
The Fire Commissioners have divided the uepa.1
ment into two battarons and have appointed eAr ~ no
Commissioner John Guiton, now driver OF hne"0
Company No. 6, and John Hughes engineer oi W. !,
as chiefs of battalion. writ OF certlorafi was 30
on the Commissioners in the case OF Dr. saunoers' WI.
was removed from the Office of superintendent OF
horses to make room for a Democrat
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
HENRY L. o'BRIEy SAID TO BE IN CHICAGO.

HENRY L. ODRIEN SAID TO BE IN CHIOAOV'
Henry L. O'Brien, former assistant cashicr Oh inc
Arrears Department, who disappeared wheh o'd'c
Senator OConnor desired to ask him about the forgery
Of his name to promissory note for $1,000, is said
to he in Chicago. 1t is not likely that legal pro
cecdinGs will be taken against him. The amount OF
the forged note has been made good by O'Bren 5
mother. in-law John II. Lindmark was appointed 10
succeed him in the Arrears Department yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
OnicIler Time 10 BO.fnn.

Commencing Monday next. the p. Shore Line train
from this city viii be due to arrive az 80
D. m the time having been shortened thirty minutes
diningcsr feature on this trsin VIII be added