davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1891-06-05

LAToNIA, June 4.-Track slow.
Mile and seventy yards-Cash;er first,
Conscience second, Remedy third. Time,
l:57i.
Mile-Linlithgow first. Onlight second,
Mirabeau third. Time, ISL.
Mile an, oue-eighth--Red Sign first,
Mora second, %Shrbboleth third. Time,
2:04.
Mile and onc-eighth-Vallbra first,
Dickerson second, George Getowu third.
Time, POT.
Half mile-Judge Hughes first, Fran
els second. Hamline third. Time, O:53!.
, 1891-06-05

NEW YORK., June 4.-Twenty-two
emigrants were today sent back to Europe
by the federal authorities at the barge
office. They were all without money aud
liable to become public charges. One
made affidavit that he had been assisted
to come to America by government agents
in Ireland,
, 1891-06-05

CHICAGO, June Track slow.
Three-quarters of a mile-Upman first,
Blue Banner and Bill Nye dead heat for
place, Time. l:264.
Seven-eighths of a mile-Icanhoe first,
Pat Conley second, Bolster third. Time,
I:39.
Five. eighths of a mile-Jim Murphy
first, Wautaga second, Milo third. Time,
40.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Fakir first.
Post Odds second, Rose Howard third.
lime, POP.
MIle-Helter Shelter first, Silverado
second, Redlight third. Time, 1855.
Ice cream in any quantities furnished
for family use at Germania hall.
Cherries, 800 per Doe
at HeHLh'S.
, 1891-06-05

capitalists the old partners in the firm re-
tired taking fortunes with them. Since
then the profits of the China trade have
not warranted an expensive style of con-
ductinR business
, 1891-06-05

St. Louis-St. Louis 10, Baltimore l..
Columbus-Columbus 9, Washington O.
observation-disclosures 8. Athletics |.
Louisville-Louisville 6, Boston 5.
, 1891-06-05

Railroad men will lind Arnicated Eureka
Cream superior to salves to heal up sore
and cracked hands. 1t stood the test Tor
years. 25 cent bottles druggists.
, 1891-06-05

Wisdom's Violet Cream will keep the
skin proof against the effects of severe
weather.
, 1891-06-05

1t you want to please your housekeeper
try Jack Frost -four
, 1891-06-05

is the finest and most effectual lotion for
chapped hands, rough aud sore SKIN, es-
~pecially prepared for this climate and
pleascs everybody. Try it. Twenty five
cent bottles. Druggists.
, 1891-06-05

Western Association.
st. Paul-St. Paul S, Milwaukee 6.
, 1891-06-05
3O4 w. 18th STREET,

orica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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Cam 6rbools.

UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
1 J FACULTY FOR 1S91'92.
,rIpy NJ NacCRACKEN, LII. D., Chancellor.
AUSTIN ADD0AA' ~ 49, Equity Pleading Evidence.
Il RUSSELL. J. c. d. Secretary.
AoAAO r Contracts Elementary Law.
CHRISTOPHER G.. TIEDEMAN, a. NJ.
zeal Property.
HENRY w. JESSUP, LII D.
1orts Procedure.
The thirty third year begins oct ]; 1891 with an su;
10 meet the present wants Of candidates FOR the Bar
Course OF study two years than year allowed
for previous study elsewhere. Coaiers LII B.; also Qol
new Graduate Courses, LII. NJ. - % .
DAILY LECTURE HOURS. $40 T. NJ, 4;0O T. NJ
$50 =. NJ.
limited number Of scholarships Of 800 each are
awarded at the end of the Junior year.
SPECIAL LECTC RES.
WILLIAM ALLEN RUTLER LII. D., Maritime Law.
CFPHAS BRAINERD. Esq, International Law
CHARLES F; MaeLEAN J. u Ok Criminal Law
Hon. MYER :. ISAACS, Examination OF Titles.
WILLIAM G. DAVIES. Esq. Life Insurance.
" PROF l. F. RUSSELL,
Equitable Building, 100 Broadway, New-York
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I EHIUH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- .SsrNCER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt ana oes
hrossos sts. as follows 4 ,n,ar,,oai,te noints
a. m LOT ga Geneva Lyons Elmra. Rochester, Bur
az ~ Id the West Potsvle and principal local P OHh1
Ino 10 vons Pullman car 20 suspehson Dfiuso
Char or ~ To- HNauch Chunk and lntermedlate points
yah m Tor Elmira and mtermedlato points,. cA.,.
T. fap Tunkhannock and interRediate pony Snen
.., y funkhsnnoeh Connection 70 Resdihs @na hafr"
.o p N. for snd g. JpnstSn ana abpstioa pN in'''
.so y m for Potnville and intermediate pOn's INA"
car 30 n M fcr Mauch Chunk and intermediate pontA
Colnscuon 70 ~, aseaya Iyons Enirs- Rochester, But
,.,o SSd the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana su'
pefTf,sns leaving At $40 a. m. II so M p m aad
a.o D. m. connect for all points In aahohoy anu hae
ton COAL i'e SUNDAY TRAINS. -,,,
.,o. n, for Mauch Chunk Kssslton and intermediate
ooSts and II a. m. fer Shenandoah ana intermediate
pont. o., x.,., chunv and Intermediate points
"a n m for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester, buf
,,a SSd tho West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Sus
ssals0 1nGshssN Eastern once 2s5 Broadway.
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rHE WHITE MOUNTAINS EMPRESS.

,,d ,hropob train Of Buffet Paror Cars aud Coaches
viii on and aitcr 3on lave New'f4iA Grand Gen.
6nn ~ i0 90 A. M Due at Fabyan's at > :2S D. ID.
,ouqh time schedule nearly one hour shorter hsn IA'
He tables giving fall dc:1l, may be obtained a
rri.,t once Grand Central station AZ Principal hoeei
nd city ticket Offices IN NewNork or by addressing
General ia scngeE Agent
New Haven, Conn
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Railroads.
LONG Island Railroad.

IEANETOOT EAST 3lTH-NE.' ~ f'' rcho
GEEENPORT, RINERVEAD, 20 a. M u 20 !oSS66
uriys only so. Shelter Island Express BIO f''o'
S%;i IiAKBOR' the HAMPToNs, go a. M 10
nnress 3 20 4:2O. SUNDAYS. 8 80 q. IL. ga ,o....
- PiTCiIOUGE, 90, 90, 10 80 a m, ;oO (Satnr-
days onIyl 20 40 $40 30 sunday, 100 On ~
ARYION 80. 100. 80, SEQ, lo:JO a. NJ ~
y Ass,hHfdays oHy) 30, 90 80 go 80. 80.
S0 10 900 II 90 night wednesdays ana Saturdays ony'
SUNDAYS. so g. IN, 8 100 D. m. ,,,,>,r,>,<-o N
SUMTER PotT JEFFERSON. NoRTHPoRT HuNTiN"toSNo
20 ~ p. N. Northport. Sunday 300 a. NJ
OYSTER BAY GLEN COVE SEA cLII5TF k9 9 6S
"a 500 70 100 night wsds and Sars oniy sundays
S;?o 2 rs g. GGTrYY. y gafsfEHp eaoA $40 80
~, 200 80 90 5:2O, s 80 o 20 $50, 20.
o. n' - 90 night Sundays. 80. $40 (iaiden City
% 70 ShY 70 Ia II OQ SRPLEr STREAM 100
10 49, M 20 $50 10 90 e 90 o6 Pig q oo sundays
l'ZSe h1EENE and FAR RockAWAY, via \ oG y; and
R9 So as.o 80 100 D. NJ sunday 90 10 20 a. m
20 20 80 2 so, 5 81, 80. 8 90 D. M.
nshe'E on" r. H. S6O and Sis broadway. In BROOK
pa al F1atbush and FRANKLIN Ayes stauois lpf 6roso'
WAY snd 1888 fult0n'AI
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C
FROM PIER 8. n. r., FOOT OF RE,GIoKtiiS SIa,o,,,
For Highland Beach, Normantie, SeaorighI MonhlouIn
Beach Long Branch. at 80. 10 40 a M y O9 M :90
Saturdays only. 8 AS. 1870, 80 D. M sundays 9'9o
For Atlantic Highlands at 80, 0 100 a. m, 100. 3:4o,
a 40 4: 40 % m Sundays 8 80 a. m, ] 100 p. m.
For Elberon ocean Grove, Asbnry PARK ana POM
Pleasant at 10 AS a. m. 100 Saturdays only 34o 80
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat, at 30 a. m.
10 100 m n 100 Saturdays only 40 p; m
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City, Nneand ana bridge
ton 40 a. m. 10 100 m. Il 100 p. m Saturdays only.
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IDUNA, AND OTHER STORIES.

BY GEORGE A. HIBBARD PIP. w.. 2ee. Post
svo, Cloth, Ornamental, 81 90.
The stories included In this volume are "louha'
1.-THE Woman in the Case" "Papoose,' "Wouh DICK 10
That" 1.-THE Dragoness,' and "In Maiden Medihton'
They are exquisite examples of literary workmanship
and they are altogether delightful reading.
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Ill.
FARMING.

BY r. x. MUNKITTRICK. illustrations by A b.
FROST printed In tint PIP JOG. $40, Embossed Cover
81 so.
This is the amusing story If city fellows" expert
ments in idyIiic farming The poetry and romance OF
Countrywide the golden prosperity and ndcpen
dence and his ideal from the ctys maddng
crowd are depicted by the happest touches Imaginable
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Railroads
pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of
DesbrOsscs and Cortiandt Streets,
rs fOiiOws;-

On and after JUNE goth, 1891,
THE FAST LINE
500 A. MPulI%sa a, yest!oS ss Sleeping ,ns Par
next a Sn'aGS LSS ssD ss1a9 y.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 a. M.-C0mposed exclusively o. Pullman Vest.
Re DTrS2s and a Room ssfPnf % sSs
sexes ades ae bG1 and "a al aS Ss
and ssa bs ss sh NJ A acr da Sn'nn'a Gao
II. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
200 r rgan, yGs.Sulgg ,o Sleeping %gYO Sa to hsI
Columbus. Arrives Cincinnati 10 so a. m. and St.
Louis 40 D. m. next day.
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
so X'SGlG se9
Coaches from Now York 10 Chicago. AfNe' ~ Sh'SA<'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
''S fi;,sSarg st louis cSicsgo Sa:nSsa .nS gs%.
burg to Richmond ard Chicago. Arrives at Columbus
i:35 p Cincinnati $50 M Chicago AGA: 80 cd q:
next hS cay S sn9 81 and dsy except
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
eSa:o u Msmp Va The
ai 5 F5T2. ns DAYS Cd fSdFGs' sy
second morning Connects for Toledo daily, and for
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Parl9r Cara
Iol a. m arrive Washington 50 M and con on
gressonal Limited" daily, with Dining Car, at 500
S:9o 90, 8 80 and ii 100 a. NJ 10 80. 90 and
D. N. SUNDAY, 6 is and 80 a. NJ 80 s 20. and
100 p. and u is night.
FOR LONG BRANCH, POINT PIE. PLEASANT and inter.
u 100 noon 30 TO- 40. 20. 10 and 90 D. m.
SUNDAY , 40 G:45, a. m, 5:l5 D. M do not stop AZ
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. / so D. 10. weekdays. WITH
Through Buffet ParOr Car.
FOR CAPE MAY, 200 p. m. weekdays. with Tn
Buffet Par0r Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20 500, 80. 40 Chicago limited.
co. Ss 6 sG 90 o 60 a. 30 Y 90 90 90 49, 60 30
200 p, ana 12 rs night Acsonmoda.oh, Il 10
s:9999 929 40 .od L%ss6 ed and nd 10 200 80
- 10 night. Accommodation 7 90 p NJ.
For Time. tables Of trains to local points the Pennsyi
wanna Railroad System, apply at the following Ticket
onlces Nos. 435 $40 and Ga Broadway Aston House.
and foot OF DesbFOsses and Cortlandt sS Contest
$50 hulton.st. and Brooklyn Station, foot 81
Futon,t BROOKLYN 10 Hudson-st Hoboken Station,
jersey CITY.
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 destination.
CHAS F. PCGH, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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DELA WARE. LACkANANNA ANU
IL WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Llne. NVslDuIoI PuIulah LOaOuvs
ga. Buffalo, Rchled Springs and oswego hAppirA.
via Paterson. Water GAP SuOudsbug, Scrahou pas'
hamton OweaO: iaaca Waysglv Elmirs SoInins'
nan,yul Sherburne Watervlic. Rchhth Sprihss hNoSs
NJ Norris Greene oxiod Norwich, cortland, syracuse
Fulton ana mediate statons Connects at Scsans9a
With trains for Plt;Ston WkeSbarre, aaNe ana North'
umberlaRd at Eglalo wiz. traps for she wes''
20 a, m.-BnghamtOn Mall, via Boonton. ,,,.- -
D. m.-Binghanton and Emira FApress ior water oak
Stro'dsourg sc anton Oweo. Way rt anc Enlrs. con,
meets az scranton with trains for Pilisoh hmso'oa ara
WllKrsbarrc. - $500 -. 49,, p,,,,oo,h w.
press -, ,r-,- $3.50, rxora.s a.. pa.ar.
SON for Str0Udsburg, Scranton, pinghanoa owego w
verify, Elnira. Corning hath. waIana Dan'ie NJ
Morris, &c, arriving Ia Buffalo az 80 a. M 49,
D. m. tdaly).-Bunalo Richhed Springs ana osSegs
Ex1irsss Sroudshurg. Scranton Bghamtoh oof.snu
syracuse Fulton Greene oxford, Norwich. snssoafnA
Watervie. Utica, &C.. and all points On Brrso p|yloei
connects with trains for the West
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w.
TALES FROM SCOTTISH HISTORY.

TALES FROM SCOTTISH HISTORY.
Tn nrose and verse. Selected from the Works Of
Standard Authors Edited, with notes by WILLIAM ].
RoLFE Lift d. Editor the School and Family Shake
speare" Illustrated Pp VI, 2lo l6mo Cloth so cents
An addition to the entitled English Classics for
School Readinrn comprising the following: Tales Of
Cbivary Tales from English History, Fairy Tales and
Lambs Tales from Shakespeare. e vols)
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HARPER & BROTHERS
LITERARY INDUSTRIES.

By HUBERT HOWE BANCROFT. With stcel-plate
Portrait Pp xxi, 44e. Post svo, Cloth, o. CO.
Mr. Bancroft In his monumental work on the racine
States Of America has done great service to history and
the story Of his the performance Of that task Is
here related with many photographed details HIS
"reminiscences embrace account Of the collection OF his
remarkable library Of his original method OF indexns It,
and Of the plans which he pursued in making his literary
compilations The story Of the conception Of his great
History and Of the method Of its composition is told In
manner at once candid interesting and Instructive and
his recolectons impressions OF the famous men with
whom he has been thrown equally refreshing
and entertaining.
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RAILROADS.
aaMERICx,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
New YoRk CENTRAL

w YgMM .s. s...:.
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
AL trains arrive and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and Forty second 81, New-fork'
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trims leave followsi
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND sPEClhL
a,1O M.-For Albany Utica, Clayton except suhaayl'
syracuse Rochester BATAVIA, due at Buffalo 40 m
SARATOGA, LAKE SEQ SthtoIEG;E AND moNrhhAh
$40 A. M.-wagrer drawing:rOom cars through. Due
Saratoga rs ,, N, Caldwell a. George 100 D. H.
NEw-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 COmposed exclusively Of WageF reS' corn
sos SnS IG sec5DF and
Cars. Due Chicaso-o AS a. m. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS
1880 MDay except sundays Connects ,-S Se s,, IN
does not run west OF Cleveland and Detroit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED
1880 p. M.-wagner vestlbrle Drawing Room Sleeping.
buffet smoking and Library Dining and CAFE cars Due ~,
GOSIs Us 2U a. next day 80 Extra fare
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1850 p M-wagner Yestbue Sleeping, Bunet Smoking
and Library and Dining cars. Due Chicago 100 D. H.
SARATOGA LIMITED
dy july If R sasy 3Gs only during and
August. Due Saratoga 610 p m.
SARATOGA SPECIAL
1890 Mwagnsr Cars RI Due sIoaSS
to Lake George Saturdays.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
400 F. MwagqcE ysstOul9 u Buffet ns,oI Is %
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
500 sSd Da6s es Y DaS BHo
Falls 12'a. M, Cleveland 10 S5 a. M: DetrO" i'
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
700 MWdgneE Sleeping g Cars 30 TO S6S g. Mon
treai, due lis a. m WILL
BUFFALO SbGaEA FakL sPE ioNN AND
's que IS g. Eass$s Fa Sl snS 20
CiSCfNSATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 80 % YS danaSos H. S.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
600 @ Due S only carried on N
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o1S 5e s aSd f c6:aso TO Cape
ehftE fSGs?S A S ,:3 80 3, p6as So
4?s SgB s;dS, e g. r. ~ 1S
lS9 g ~ III 80 A. NJ s al ,, $780, 500
AHhS 49, q asp g. TsSE5 oSo SS Il
sAkAf6b AZ Use 20, iSSiO ffOsO III 80 A. NJ. IS 80.
UT! AZ S1H 49, 5S SoS s FISH, soo 49,
Roq III iss E AND pUFFALo-s1o. 10 90 no 49,
H. i asS for S0Y hee SSs ~ 20 500 ~
NIAGIRA. FALIs-e 10. 1000, 1880 K. M 4 so.
AD}R SS sS VI AND MONTREAL 20
CAPE VINCENT. CLAYTON, ALSO FoR AD DI2SGS
SR oS"as0ss for 6'T.s 20 s 'i5 1851
AusugS GINEyi ASD SAS s,S ,, "a
PiTTsFIELD. LENOx. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
(via Harlem Diylsiou)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars.
10 OF A. NJ due Plttsned :35, North Adams go m
is so D. M due Plttsheld 10 North Adams 10 D. m
NORFOLK AND THE LITCHFIELD HILLS.
$50 D. m through car due Norfolk, Conn, 80 m:
For tickets and space In Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station, AIS 7s5, 942 Broadway ~ Park
Place So West 125thst., and 1Sstb-st station New.
York. 1893 washngton:st 728 Fst99nst and ssS Bed
Wescotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
iDaily except Sunday Other trains run daily:
Abovo trains except those leaving at 10 9:20 M
40 2:l5 80, so. 1855, 80, 4:55, and IL ;oe
p JoHT H. ToUCEY, GEORGE II DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agens
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Cost an fouuo

DASX BOOK No. 21s,50e Of the Union Dane sa calTn
II fnstutlOn. Is missing, any person baVlhs Ia, ten
90 II IL hereby called 70 present the sam mS and
49, ~ ar submit to ia1lg said pass book cahceieu' S
new one issued =
0SCertncate Of Stock No TO- in te faraers to h
IA Trust Company. Of New YORK. dateu oePeci5 40,
no for "A shares and Certificate gf stock NO ~
20 Ia comp1ny datd March II, 1SHf ioF % an,,
III In stand Ing In the name Of seth Perry aIe on .
am onn deceased. IL Is believed tnot S'n 70
licli hv,nei i'm Chicago FIRE OF 1911 All plsOns
were pun ., chow cause WHY new certificates shall not
sas d by aid Trust Company ia lieu 81 th9,e SO os' OF
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MIITE STAR LINZ. ,,,-,rnoo,
nov Al, AND UNITED STATES NAIL STsAMEhS'
.Nn,c.tc fniy Is p 80 pm Majestic l2 10 m
t1riraTic'.July p 8 a. m. GerAOnc. Aug 49, D. M
sreutonic July 20 IL 80 pm. Ieutonic A9E 20 u III
Britannia. ...Aug. 5, a. IN. BrltGnnie SEPT. Up III
From White star Dock foot OF west dO'h rst AGO
and upward according and location OF perth
Second cabin $40 and e45. Excursion tickets on feyot'
fie terms seersge from the Old Country $40 Com.
uanyis Office No 90 Broadway New YORK. fhllauelphh
khsse .0G wannt-st. j. Truce ISMAY. Agent
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Eighteenth Edition, post paid, for 25c. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why It Falls on
PARKER An LONG l. CO, ,ols Afch.st.; Phila.. Pa
Evcrv one should read this lttle book -Athenaeum.
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ST. KATHERINE'S BY THE TOWER.

ST. KATHERINE'S BY THE TOWER
A Novel, BY WALTER BEsANT. illustrated.
Pp. w., 1872. 12mo, Cloth, 81 25.
Uniform with Harper & Brothers Library Edition of
Walter Besants Novels Already issued: For Faith
and Freedom, The World Went Very Well Then, Chill
dren OF Gibeon All Sorts and Conditions Of Men, and
ArmOrel Of Lyonesse.
HARPER'S SCHOOL SPEAKER.
BY JAMES BALDWIN, PHI. D. Third Book. Mis-
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ALREADY PUBLISHED.
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AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Twin Harlem DiylsiOn)
X. II. OF NEw-JERSEY.

a, II
FOOT OF LiBERTY. ST, NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of June 81 1891 zvr,,..s..
scranton ReadnS Harrisburg, TemaGGa, Potsye sham
osin sunbury Eagles Mere WillamspOTs On Sundays
for ES55sn M &l%ShE SsSaA sinS
100 A. M FOR Easton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays
Eato Maq % S9uf Essoa Ma1e Chunk wesare
S eils sunSsFy Eagles Mere wamspOrt Through
cOofa 20 . D. M Easton Mapch Chunk reading Harrls
burg Potsve shsmok9 SSn6SS T anE P0tts
U Cha su RSadina 49, and THAR Harrisburg
100 D. for Easton, MauSh Chunk Keadns H Hs
Kii 30 D. m. for EastOn and Allentown. nadia, r.
go D. m. for Easton and Allentown.
ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO THE SEA SHORE
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at $50: s15'
II IS n oI: s0 FT s9i go Sundays 10 a. Ill.,
~ For 9nE BT9niA and points o south g BG6 o
RAJ $sS; S%s, bsSnsss ~ Ed Bar,
neg Ft bach sS Haven &ano City, Snennd and Bridge
ton o st 80 % Beach e. and se.Orshs at 80 SIS
l;So FOR r. PHIL4pEr.pHIA. BALTIMORE AND
RoY&L Blue LINE.
as 5S So S '?S &c. FL SO 80 p no. u.s.
Dining Car a. M, 100, $3.50 Dining Carr 200 p m''
+ s5i 6 .1 Il 80 ssH.g ssn 0s saas SS
$50 90 100 p NJ have connection for Reading haf
f'R For WioEspo Pnadsp9a e 20
M q 80 n rsy o P2Tor s Gal 80 d. M n 10 nE'
Titke5 and far6 seats car pFosgred az r. 152I
S t Of East aEs Eandyysy ?41ES st.
SEQ Fnlton.st, 90 Broadway BlocSlyn ~ an, ,ne.k ha,
gage from hotel residence
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Mem Dubliraricns

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Publish at noon to-day,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-07-28
AMMONIA ASA MOTIvEP XER

A most successful test was made
recently in PniIadelphia of the use OF
ammonia as motive pnwer to di.piace
steam. The test was the first 'ha, has
ever been made on marine engine
and the trial was most satisfactory.
An ammonia engine plant has been
fitted out on the tug f. W. Hartey,
which made trip up and down the
river subiectins the new srh ME to a
practical test 1t is known as the
Campbell ammoni, engine system.
Any ordinary engine can be converted
to a Campbell ammonia engine simply
by the addition OF "gene raior.
which is much like boilrr. ste
is used simply for the purpose OF
heating the aqua ammonia In the gsn-
orator. The heated ammonia exp Is n
gas, leaving a weak solution OF AM
monia in the bottom OF this boiler like
affair. When. by raising the temper
allure Of the ammonia, sufficient power
is generated. the rh'oitle wave Is
opened and the gas passes into the
cylinder of The engine and proPels the
pi-ton rod in every way the came as
steam. Befo.e i. reaches the latter
vessel it is carried by spray coil to a
point where the gas comes in contract
with the ammouia solution witch h, $
been rejected from the generator. and
here the solution j, charg-t by absorb
ton and by the natural affinity exist
ing between water and ammonia. BY
this means the same DO ~ Of smmoHia
is constantly, exhsustins itself only
to be returned to the generator. The
same is true of the water us.d. The
steam 10 The general r impsrts It's
heat to the ammonia and is thereby
condensed and carried back to the
boiler and used again. In the am
monia engine there is absolutely no
waste.-Chicago News.