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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
CENTRAL II. II. OF NEw-JERSEY


Time Table Of June 81. 1891
4:so a. m for Easton Mapch Chung, Wilkes BARR
oSin Sun6uTy Eagles Mere, Wlliamsport On Sundays
Dor I,aston. Mauch Chunk Wnkesbarre and Scranton
" 6 :00 a. M. for EaStOn and Allentown
n 100 a. M for Easton and Mauch Chunk. On SundayD'
r.ston Mauch Chunk and Shamokin. $500
S:45 A. m Tor EastOn Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbsrre.
Scronton Reading Harrisburg Pottville, TanaQua Sham
Okla Sunbury, Eagles Mere, Willamsport Through
Zoo n M for Easson Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg Pottsvile. Shamoln. Sunbury and Willfamsport
On Sundays for Easton Msuch Chunk Tamadua, Potts
Vile Reading and HARRISBURG.
200 d m for FastOn, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg Wilkesbarre Scranton. Tamaqua Pottsve, Shao-
kin. .u.
545 D. m Tor Easten, Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harris
burg SC. Sundays at 3 80 I&n.
80 D. m. for Easton and Allentown.
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TWO EARTHQUAKES AT SEA.

captan Davis of the ship struhnlas, 1913 days from
Calcutta reports that at p. M on April l. "hen
,bout 600 miles west Of Java, he experienced
heavy earthquake, which lasted three minutes Inc
shin was violently shaken, and heavy rollers
were experienced. On April IL, at lo;oo a. H.
mother slight shock was felt. Prior 10 the ear'l,
- shock the weather was exceedingly close and
eultry with an overcast sky.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR Long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.
FROM PIER D. y. R., FOOT OF RECIoR;SE
For Highland Reach, NoImandie Seabright Monmouth
Reach Long Brsnch at 80 10 40 a. u 100 IN. q 90
SATURDAYS only. 3:45 $50, 80 D. M Sundays. 8 80
" For Atlantic Highlands at 80, 8 100 M :oo 345
A 90 40 ~ M sundays 9 80 q. M, 100 p. m
For Eberon Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant at 10 AS a. M 700 saturdays ony) 3d. f'So
80 D. m. , ~. -. ,.oo -
10 100 m Il 100 Saturdays only, :45 p. m.
For Reach Haven. Atlantic CITY Nlneland and Bridge
ton 80 a. m 10 100 m. Il 100 D. Saturdays only.
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A DvERrIs EMENTs FOR TIE NEw;YoRK TRI Ii,
a INE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWS
OFFICES No l. 28s broadway. corner Thirty frst;st
iliO Broadway corner 26th-st., until y m 2'0 WesS
st. corner SthaVe l52 9th aye; 100 FOURTH
ave- corner fci rteeathst 200 Thrday6 corner forty
,eXenh.s,: o20 Thrl.ave., near Sky -hFstst. lIVo
FirstsVe los West Fortyseeondst 1902 Columbus ave.
ll7O Nnthave.. I'D 90 Liberty 81 az Axsnus a;
l'a13 Thifd.aye.. the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 hast
Onehundred twenty. hth.st up 20 D. m ana ~
raset.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, (N. Y. c. &

w H. r. r. r. CO.. Lessee).Trans leave West 42d-st.
Station CNeG-York follows and 20 minutes earlier from
the loot of Jay-st (NewYO Hamilton London. Detroit
and engage !? 5 p M ' TGioRRo no 80 "a a. g.
lsi5 D. M buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge
tica and Syracuse 80, 10 200 rs IS 10 y M.
3 n, o6 gun only &C. HcS q Sn e S0 s9
a. H. az 40 D. M. "A 100, 3 is, e 10 D. Canstons
West Point Cornwall, Newburgh, $50 '7:I5, S;29,
o co. lob i IS IS a. M 10 aa a. 90 o5 80 5iS
3 o. 49, for AID @ f@G snd
S cam or e Buffalo Niagara FAILS Toronto Detroit sae
and S. Louis on e through trains Saratoga Specials
Caldwell Lake George. til 80 a. m. tparor ear az
tachedl daily except sunday a3 rs M satgrdays only,
Station and Phoeniea % 80 co. ~ 49, a. H % as "a
Phoencia (for KaaterskllD IL 90 a. NJ II 80 A. M.
: as D. Trains and sleeping car TO Boomylle on
30 a. IN. (Sundays only. New,Paa,s Lakes Moaons
Minqswasia $3.50 B 81 90 Il 80 M IS sS.i is
KsatersSi. Hunter. Bloomvile Hobart Grand Hotel
Station ana Phoenlcie. Paror car 70 Bioonylne "a
lenyille Cairo and Mountain House station IcIo'
HI e Soanan Mar Dine S s$G ar SUNDAY. only
sleeping ears TO PhOenica and BioomNIe. DAILY
Daily except Saturday All other trains daily except
SUNDAY. / a Leaves Brooklyn, via Hookyn Annex,
Station. sio 20 III 20 a. m as 2s p For tickets
time tables. paror and seepng-car acconm9dauons or
Information apply Offices Brooklyn, SS3 WashinSonss
720 Fultons Annex office foot 81 faton'S1 p ORR
10 PARK Place 50 Wcst 125th-st. and West Shore
stations foot OF West 42ist. and foot OF Jayst ~
c. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent Vanderoh|
ave. New.York
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Railroads
pennsylvania
~ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and Cortiandt streets,
rs foliewS:-
On and after JULY 10Th, 1891.

On and after JULY 10Th, 1891,
THE FAST LINE
zoe A. ME;pullmsn ysstoge Sleeping end p.ris
arS hfdfiyss Cleveland ;2S Columbus SEA
a aSa Ss d 5ogls 90 M next day Connects se fO
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
AvOV . a. M-Composed exclusively o. Pullman y.sti.
a e i paSg and State Room Steering Dnas smok
s9osrTa aSs ana ty2swter bathrooms
ooI'S ess Sf6S 'q ~ 81 . as ssn
a. Indianapolis II 40 M, Chicago IS a N.
ST. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Dns yS css os s s%YS Ssr to s ST.
L @nSb ana Cincinnati Passenger coach New-YOtk
OiuIlD go ArrlVes Cincinnati ii S5 a. m, add s..
Louis 500 p. m. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
,@s ard Rs1asyysa. Esi,oss Ss;sas F.:sassi
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$50 P + 81 au ye'STs sefP@s Car
and and M,,mP6s. Dining cars Nsy- YoTk . PhSdslphia
Columbus ! IS p H., cnennsti 30 p NJ, cSi'ses
go p: M next day, and g. Louis 90 second
except saturday. '
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
s'i: s5sfg1s c;s &. S sssSsss.s
sI,Is. rsssS:y' Fanny S.ys
Buffet Sleeper 10 New-oHeans.
BALI MORE. WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Psrlor Car.
WIN Dining Car 10 Batlmore) daily, except sunday,
1910 a. m, arrive Washington 8 so D. M and "Con
p n. arrive Washington 25 D. N. regular express,
sSp "a S . "a 80 H. So H. .$s
FOR R6SG ia PUN and inter.
y 100 noon. 30 $40. 40 90 10 and 90 D. M
sunday, Sl5, 9;t5 a. NJ. 5:15 D. m. do not stop a
AsbuFv Sunday.
FOB ATLAXTIc CITY. so D. m. weekdays. viii
FOE CAPE MAY, 100 .. m. weekdays. with Tn
Buffet ParlOr CIR.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
HApressi Q 20, 20 90 80 40 Cbicseo ,,fnitod
MN DlnlngCar and 10 10 Washington Linited win
DinnnneSs9, and IL 100 a. M II 20, 90 10 2 So
SN@ $50, 400, 30 5; 100. 100, 80 100, ani
S'V0 D. M, and u 10 night. Accommodation IL 80
H. 20 ana 700 p. m. Sundays express g rs
:SS 9 s:9 90 40 6pitse). and 10 M 200 go.
, I'D night Accommodation 100 p. M.
tables Of trains local points on the Pennsyl.
oais nS!foad system, apply at the following Ticts,
Un d Nos 4SS, $40 and 9l4 Broadway Astor HouS
SEQ tUi oI QeSoro.ses and CoFtlsndt SIS Contest
ersaw brooklyn; 10 Hudson-st. Hoboken Station,
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and ehes
baggage nom 51S and residences through Destination
General Manager. General Psss,r Aacnt
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hlllrgnus
.AMERICA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"

HUDSON WlVSf NdiitOous
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. nnd Forty.second IT., Newborn
Centre of Hotel and Residence Section
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE cIrT.
Trains leave as follows;
FAST PAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
o'i syra &C. Roc6eser Batavia AZ Buffalo 10 m
SARATOGA LAKE s SE3nGs AND "oN
$40 MwsnS5 On ea 1c.ss SfGus IS @
NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
4 ssS f1 61s4y bling q
Ears Due ee eh ssa%as'a As % next
CHICAGO DAY EXPRs~s. ,v,, ali
1890 MDay except Sundsys SOnP sstrd Sa Train
does not run west OF Cleveland and Detroit.
sOUTHW EsrERN LIMITED ,--
lao e. asa E ssS D".s asd
Cincinnati 10 so m L4dae 20 esr5 II a2 sS d. NJ" ~
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL"
sS SoD s'sSo 6as Chicago
SARATOGA LIMITED.
1e 9 Friday IGy Ss se Sarns ZIP u "a and
august ssS i Due '& ssstSsa $40 D. NJ
SARATOGA SPECIAL
t2,2o - -Waoner DRAWING. Room Cars. Due Aioh,,
T:25, Troy 80 Saratoga $40 p In Runs through
to Lake George Saturdays
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
400 p. M-wagner vesabule Buffet, Drsrns h1on
Sleeping and Dining Cars. Due Detroit s1S a. m''
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 Mwagnef yssD sb, RraTn 5 Slssars
Falls :i2 a. M, Cleveland 10 :S5 a. m. Detroit 10
D. M. Chicago zoo D. M st: Logi: 40 y q; I
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL hArh -.
900 p. M.-Waner Sleeping Cars TO Pa1ts0gfgn, H1s
$40 M; to Burlington. due 100 a. rn and " MOI"
BUFFALO, N abfRdyht tGkL spE aopH
sSsO Fs e'5 oS ny GB
au0 80 A Il sS' Bay 100 Paul SMITHS
anu t i%PTsI i1a1 AND ST IOUIs EXPRESS.
500 p M-Wagner yetbue Sleeping Cars que Cln,
elnnaa 80 M. indianapolis 10 go p M St. LOUIE
LIMITED FAST NAH.
300 r. l-SeepngCar Passengers only carried on b0S
train for Rochester. Due z :45 a. m.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
'2 Vincent. ssD ana Chicago TO cape
fhs 81 i H. Z 49, APP Is h. -
kesgS 20 q n M 80 }or iS SS s,s poa T9
NS9. le;2o ,s:29. III 80 A NJ. 216' is 49, $780,
n s1 g. i SO IL 10 &c. i'll 80 A NJ. IS 80.
urH tS6 fHfS5g g. ssS 80 soS s2 s5 5o $780, S S
20 90 no. 80 5CG9 oo S sS
riiss ,J for 10 cd t. 80 %
ApR SS sS moi AND MONTREAL 20
A.; a., 90 O., N i59 = ALSO FOR AnrpoN.
DACK- MQUYTAfNs 5;scP N, oGDENsBURS S
$40 4. NJ, 40 p; n; for oswegO no. 1000.
40 80 A. NJ, 90 P. NJ. .. -.
10 200 no 40 4 NJ 2 30 3 90 9:15 - 80 p. ri.
PITTSFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
(via Harlem Division)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars. -
10 Ol A. rn due Pltts1ed 35. North Adams 80 p. m
10 so D. m due Pittsaeld 10 North Adams 10 D. m
NOvFOLK AND THE LiTCHFIELD HILLS.
10 80 p. M. through car due Norfolk, Conn. ~ N;
Central station, i1s 7s5, s{2 BFoadway - PARK
York; 1888 washington-st., 72e Fg9nst: and s9s BED
fordsve f. p erookiyn i0y Sc bSegsSs rom
hotels and residences through 70 destination.
iDaiIy e.cept Sunday Other trains daily.
Above trains except those leaving at 10 20 a. M
10 215 $50. 8 go, 55. 450, $685. and III :69
D. m, stop at l3sth.st station n.v,rrs
General Manager. General Passenger AGENT
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ALBANY BOATS.
PEOPLES LINE.

PEOPLES LINE.
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier. Al n. r. foot CanaI-st at p r. DALI GSuhGaEs
NEk boat D. M Direct connections TO Saratoga
Lake George Adirondacks, thousand Islands, sharon
Snrings COopcrstown, R.chheld Springs and niagara
Fbsiise SATURDAY NIGHr STEAMER connects 9Th
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN Tor oAhAIOuA
and LAKE GEORGE.
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= E1IUH VALLEY RAILROAD.

A. ssvNarR TRAINS leave foot Of CostAads ana W.
brosses sts ~ follows nrcr and intermediate points.
n ~ ~ taS Geneva Lyons, ElmrA ,ons q
fS aSd the West, Potsy,le ana a SaSpenson Br.dse
Char car 70 or Naaeh Chunk and ntern,sdate poisS~
Seo m Tor Elmira and tnterneaIse rns,. char
~ ov fop 1rn khannock and nterned pO us,rls.
IN, 70 TunShannock. Connection !" NeS1'ns A"N
burg. o.. - and " Junction and principal ih~''
20 : m for POttsville and msef"euia's p0nNN
car 20 D. M for Msuch Chunk ana in'erne0a'' p'"
Connection TO kea1lns va LYONS Elmra Rochester, Bur
,i SUap the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons anu S
peir rSns leaving at ITO m II 80 m; n a,sI
40 D. m connect for all points In Mahoaoy anu
toh coal 'es''"N SUNDAY TRAINS. .,,.u
-,o. mn for Mauch chunk Haieton and interne99,,sss
no,1,s and ii a. m. for Shenandoah and m'er"oF
'0si5 D. m for Msueh CHUNK snd nsssmees,e BOZ
80 .. for Geneys Lyons slnsa' ynas and -
nsas''a s aeasrs, Eastern once. 2ss BrssawsA
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Music BY 23d Regiment Band

Sixty per cent Of the purchase money may remain o"
bond and mortgage at Der cent for one two three years
Titles guaranteed ,
Photographs may be and maps and aootonsi
information may be o. tained at the Offices OF Jhhh
JOHNSON Jr 60 Liberty-et.. New-fork' ana 100 "ne
20, vont.ere.s. prooltvn: SAMUEL T. FOX, 351 North
o,hst phtl,d.,nh,o or WILLIAM ABELS, on the prop
erty. or at offices Of EDWARD DUDLEY. ESQ., Camden
\ J. and PARISH & PENDLETON A Broadway
Attorneys for the Company.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASiilStiTOS

ROYAL BLUE LINE
80, zoo, 80 90 90, 100, $50 = u
night. SUNDAYS, 8 100, 10 80, II 80 a. m' 2 co. $780,
100, 100 p. m, IL 10 night. - M -, ma ,.,
For Ratfomre Washington daily at OO IL 80, with
Dining Car. a. M. 90, 3 30 DINING Carr 100 D. M
- is night. M , m = -.
80 D. M 10 Is night except Saturday night Sundays
go 90 100 D. nl have connection for Reading. Har
risburg. PottsviAe, &c. ,.,,,,,
For Sunbury and Wiliomsport via Phiiadephia at 20
a. n 80 Buffet Parlor Can, 80 p M IL mldnighe
except Saturday night. sundays, 200 p. M -, ,-o
col as 0i LILO S2S PioadSay w. eta-2 rn;, 2e4
$50 Fulton ~ 9S Broadway, brooklyn, 49,, ,, -,
New.Yor Transfer Company Will call for ana check bag
frnll hot nr rnSLdenca
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

To THE SEA HHUKEs =
For Freehold and. Atlantic Highlands at $50 s:1o
II rs a 30 80, 100 y. m Sundays 9'lo a. m
{ 90 D. m. except Freehold . NJ.
PlesGan ia at 80 Is ii Is a. M, 80 3:15 80
Oo $50 30 90 =, a s1ad1g' eS S9 0eeAn
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnegat Park and Bar
negat 4 80 8 Is a. m, / 80, 4 80 p. m.
For Beach Haven, Atlantic CITY, Vineland and Bridge
ton at o SS Beach Y and M se.brgh at 80 s15 m
I 40 g 90 y. N. avn
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMOKE AND
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Rnilroa05.
nELA w ARE LACkANANNA AND
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.

ga. In.-Bunaio Richnrd spfngs and Oswego Express.
via Paterson Water Gap StrOudsburg Bing
hamton. Owczo. Ithaca. WaVtrly Elmra. Coming Bath
svil Sherburne Waterville. Rchh Id Springs. Ctcs
ut Morris Greene ONfOd. Norwich, Cortland SYRACUSE
fulton aud intermediate stations Connects scranton
with Pttston Wilkesblrre, DanVle and North
unl9eEllnd az buffalo wish trains for the West
2. m-Binghamton and Elmra Express for Water Gap
strOudsburg Sc anton Owcgo Way.ry and Eluirl,
meets Scranton with trains for PlttOn Kingston and
WikesbaFFe. -
press.
80 D. M (dailyJ.-9ufao Limited Express, via Pater
SON Stroudsburg Scranton Bin ghaDlfon OweR0, Wa
verify, Elmira Corning, Bath. Wayllnd Danvle. Mt
Morris, arriving buffalo at 80 m.
. D. ~ idalIvl -RuIalo. Rchned Springs and Oswego
Express for Stroud=burg Scranton Binghamon Cortland
Syracuse, Fulton Greene, oxford, Norwich, sherburne
watetyle Utica &c. and az points Buffalo Diylsioa
eonnecA VITA trains for tie WssA
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STEAMSHIP co.

The only direct line Cottage City. Mass, and Port
land Maine Competing Porlnd th al ailr and
steamship lines for Bar Harbor Old Orchard, Poland
Springs White Mountains Rockland Bangor Passport and
ST. John, " b., and all E1sern simmer resorts Steam
ers every Monday, Wednesday md Saturday At
from Pier 49, East River. foot Of Market SgeeS. n Y
For further Information apply HOItATIO HALL Agent.
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Steamboats,.
PURITAN, PILGRIM.
pIyMOCTH and PROVIDENCE.

LEAVE NETWORK from Pier 2s, N. r. foot OF Muf
$3.50 p. NJ. days aud Sundays for ran tsTe
d,rec: connecting with Pullman Vestbued Express 'i
due PARK SQUARE Station, Boston, 80 a. H., ana WIZ.
express trains for bedford there connecting oT TSs
8 80 boat from NewYork Sundays touehes W Ne"Poi'
Mo8 ,i5 r. II Week DAYS only for Newport and Fan
River Newport 5:45 Fall River 700 a. m cqh n,n
ing with Pullman yestibuled Express train Que DostSn
90 a. M, and with express trains ana ufOuBh c~' "
Cape Cod points the White Mountains; &c L d.vs and
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week usys anN
SUNDAYS at 100 D. M Jersey City 100 p m ..
spendld band orchestra attached TO each steamer
In commission. ,.-,.oa q, No,r york
q, 10 o6i as 944 o57 and 500 Broadway 131 sixth
ave 2Gi West o5thst 1874 East t25thst POI C0lumoEs
ave 40 Bowery Astor House, and WiDdsor hO' ~ 'no
line Office Pier % y. r., and on steamers =
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NRV-VQN & Lone Branch Railroad.
NEWBORN. ONTARIO AND wESrERN K "A L,ases

o,rira iSo foot JaystJ FOR Mdde9Wn BOOm9lgSt6
e srvfs MontcellO Fallsburg, Liberty LH'hSsm
fort Jerns, Carbondale, Scranton, Walton Dean'
SS Horwi"h FdmestOn Utica Rome, Oneida oshes''
Du1S a. m stony Ford Cs%pben Halt LAKE,, csiS.
-, 3nd Ninneyaska Waikiki Naley stations n,ev.
monk ap RRoomnsbSrg Euenvile Fallsours' LITURGY
vhs th1er' aWTbsIi Lake Lakes Mohonk and MIME
ota" xaiifiu Valley stations Middletown Boox WhtE
Lake Roc klaAd. -. ua,sh-.., I,bertv Livingston
Na,n, Rockand. Walton, sidney, NorMeh July Wast:
wego RocHc ster Niagara Falls Detroit Snlceso ssns5cs
Bridge. ..a,,,. o,,r Niddls,own BloomngbuT.
EriilnSilap Fasburg liberty, White Lake KocHA"~
,iy. All other trans daily except SOnuay ,,,hs IN.
Srawng room and seepngc ger t5nsoT
ta,pea at s23 Broadway New; OK OH Ji u
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NORWICHL-l e:

For Boston, ala points NOrJh anu IAeO Direct fOule 70
New-LOudOn. Watch Hill, Block Island, Norwcn add WOr-
cester Steamers leave Pier 40 oId number North River
next per above De,brossest Ferry daily, Sundays
cepted at 80 D. m Tickets and stateroOms secured at
a. 2OI 32l 347 1853. 3e? II 80 and 225 broadway
In BroOklyn and 33l Fulton. Offices WestcOts
EXPRESS Pier 49, North River, and steamers West.
cotts Express WIFI call and baggage from hotels
and residences. g. w. BRADY, Agent.
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Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY (sUNDATs EN- EFIED).
Leaves Destrosses.st Pier, rs; Saturdays as p
poI Do W Ns46 7!' w ESP PoiS odRESwA NV
HYDE PARK and RONDOCT.
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NEW-YNRK STEAMSHIP COMPANY

From Iisr 70 East hiHel 200, OF ma a. 1obn
~ r.. with all connections for Interior points E.eant
passenger accommodations. sup ror table No reland
wa N. Y
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RoSTON AND BAR HARBO

Steamship OLlvErTE performs service between alloy
points, leaving Lewis WhHri, Boston, every 1U hSDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at p. M, arriving Ba
Harbor early next morning
For further Information apply 10
j. d. RkSHAGEN, 261 Broadway.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24

The ball given by the National AS
sociation of Machinists at Pythian
Hall, Wednesday night, was quite a
success.
Miss jamie Woodruff gave q theater
box party last Tuesday night, COM
plimentary to her guest, Miss Cora
Doan, of New Orleans.
The Esthetic Club was most agree
ably entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Fred Hanger, al her
beautiful new home on Scott street.
"The Milk Maids Convention is
the novel name of a unique entertain
ment to be given Monday evening
under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Memorial Association. Capt. Claud
Sayle Of the Mccarthy Light Guards
is drilling the young ladies-the milk
maids-preparatory. Mrs. Bessie
Pierce Lyman will lend the assistance
of her beautiful and highly cultured
voice, and these, with other attrac-
tions, are expected to constitute an
evenings entertainment not soon to
be forgotten.
The entertainment given by Miss
Annie Johnson, corner Fourth and
Chester streets, Monday evening, to
the German Club and their friends,
was one of the successes of the sea-
son, being a most delightful affair
from beginning to end. The occasion
was complimentary to Miss Lucy Car
roll. Dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour, and the evening was most
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Among the pleasant affairs of the
week was the entertainment at the
Capital Hotel, given by DR.. and Mrs.
G. M. D. Cantrell, assisted by their
niece, Miss Bass. Mrs. Cantrell sus-
tanned her reputation as a most charm
ing hostess, and the evening proved a
delightful one to all present.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24
st. Johns Training School for
Nurses at Fort Smith.

-
This school was established in Fort
Smith, Ark, in September, 1888, for
the purpose of supplying St. Johns
Hospital with a staff of trained nurses,
and of meeting the demand for such
services throughout the State. Ex-
p%erience had shown that this demand
was very large, the trained nurse be-
ing almost an unknown quantity in
this part of the country. The occu-
patton of nursing has, in these days
risen to the dignity of a profession,
only second in Importance to that of
the physician, and in all parts of the
country schools are being established
for the s~cieLtifc training Of those who
wish to make this a life work. No
nobler occupation presents itself to
women, nor any so well calculated to
call into exercise their best powers of
brain and heart and hand. 1t may
be added that there is no other calling
in which all ones expenses are paid
while it is being acquired, nor any
that is so remunerative when acquired
Young women of good family and
gentle breeding, Of ready intelligence
and sound health are wanted for this
work, and there is practically no limit
to the demand for them. Other fields
Of work for women are overcrowded
and poorly paid. In this alone
which stands foremost in dignity and
usefulness-the demand far exceeds
the supply, and the pay bears some
proportion to the skilled service rem
dered. For information in regard
to plans of the above school address
Rev. Geo. F. Degen, Fort Smith, Ark.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24
Personals.

Miss Elberta Blocher is visiting her
grandparents in Ohio.
Miss Louie Hammer, who has been
visiting Mrs. Bateman and Mrs. Geo.
X. Brown, left Wednesday for her
home in Franklin, Tenn.
Miss Hattie Foster, who has been
enjoying a visit to Mrs. M. G. Mar
shall for several weeks, left for her
home in Michigan, this week. She
will be greatly missed by the many
friends she made while here.
Col. and Mrs. A. H. Ryan, of East
Orange, N. j., are making a pleasant
visit to Arkansas. At present they
are at Hot Springs, the guests of Col.
and Mrs. Logan H. Roots at the East
man Hotel, but will visit in Little
Rock their former home, after a brief
s%ojourn at the Springs.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24
Wanted to Go With PAPA,

One of the best children's bon
mots is told by a well known book
maker in town. His little daughter
was happy amid a parlor full of COM
pany bedtime came and she rebelled
against having to leave. She threw
herself on the floor, face down, and
kicked and screamed.
Come said her mother, "be a
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24

good little girl, now, and go to bed.
Don't you know what mamma has
always told you-if you aren't a good
little girl you can't 60 to ~heaven?"
II don't want to 60 to heaven"
said the child, II want to 90 where
papa goes. New York Sun.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24
SOCIETY NEWS.

Our friends and patrons are requested to
give us their assistance in furnishing all news
OF interest to Society in general, by sending
in any items they can not later than Thursday
evening.-ED.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24
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LUCAS COUNTY. So

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( A. W. GLEASON,
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