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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, (N. Y. C. 81


wv II r. r. r. Co Lc.s.eh-Iralns leave West i2d-st.
station SewYOrlO follows ana 70 minutes earlier rom
th loot of Jay.st (NcN Yoik Hamilton London petrot
and Chicago 10 g. ~. , - D. M . 81 10 ,; M ~
~ Is D. NJ Buffalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge
To~nra Fails 80. 10 200 ~. . 10 T. ~, . 10 D. N.
ic and Syracuse 30 10 100 a. ~, . 10 5 10 y. M.
II rs a. N. Gms only to Utcal; hhgston' . SO LIP.
~ N. Catsill and Albany. $50 = 10 10 90 : II 80
a. H. a3 rs p. III, IA 100, . 10 s;l9 p ~ CransoA
Vest Point Cornwall, Newbutgh, 800, T:d5, So
10 200 siO:15 II 35 N, J 10 "a 90 80, 20 10
S3 ESQ III 10 p NSw ana 20 oS a. mi a and
& for Enfaio Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit Chicago
and St Louis al through trans saratoga Specials,
tad% SS !" Lake George III 80 a. parlor car az
ocbrd, daily except SUNDAY. as rs M SATURDAYS only
Elsaat crseii TIunter Hobart BlOomVie Grand Hotel
Staton and Phocncia 3 80 III 90, ~ 3 a. M az ~
Pboenrica dor Kaaterskilp. II 100 a m, II 3j a. NJ
t5 n. M Trains and sleeping car y Boomylle on
"a m SUNDAYS onlyl. NeW-pltl' Lakes MohOnk
and Mnnewaska 80 q al 200. II RS a. m, a3 As
H. M Parior car 70 New-Pstz on II 80 a. m train.
Half Holiday Special. SATURDAY only ~ p; M ior
station ana Phoeniea. rarlor car 20 BoonSlue' "a
iavtlie Cairo and Mountain House station 10
III 35 A. M a3 as ~ N. ParleI cas- 70 CStsk,i cats
Seeming cars 10 Phocncia and Bloomville Daily:
Daily except saturday. Al other trains ialy except
Sunday 3 a Leaves Brooklyn, via Bro0lyh Annex,
go CO. 40 40 a. M. a3 100 p. M jersey C{s ~. H.
station 40 40 I'll 90 a. a., a3 % p M tf uektts
INCARNATION Apply Offices BROOKLYN 3SS Washnston.St;.
700 Fulton.st Office foot OF Fnton's HSMl DIX
cIty: Nos OIL 1868, 7S5. 942 broadway liS BoNety,
10 Park Place So West 10th ana yves, West Sho5e
C. r. LAMREIIT General Passenger Agent Vanderbilt
avn Kew W
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T1HE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-Boarding
and School for Girls. 41st opens sept "a AZ
dress for circulars 13S.140 Monaguest BrooKyn NJ l.
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AOUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
w. NEW.YOKK, July IL 1891.

NEW-NOKh, July IT, IoJI.
ITO CONTRACTORS,
Hids or proposals for constructing a highway 70.
tanning walls appurtenanccs. etc. Crot0n Dam, In the
avn ~ YORKTOWN, WesJchester County, Newfork, as
called for i'm the approved forms Of contract and speci0ca
tons on Gle in Office OF the Aqueduct Commissioners
lIo this Office until O'Clock D. m.
WEDNESDAY,, july %. 1891. at which place and hour
publicly opened Dv the Aqutduct COnms sion
e, and the award FOR doing said work Will BE- made by
lid commissioners thereafter a. possible.
on forms Of contract and specific cations for doing said
work and bids proposals and proDer eneoes for their
ecsprr can De obtained nj the above Office Of the Aque
duct Commits Application D. The Sccrttlry.
~ JAMES c. DUANE President.
JOHN C. SHEEHAH. Secretary.
rT,O IRON MANI FACTi kERS.-Ofice of &.
( Light House Engineer, Fifth aud Sixth Districts
nIluuoc nd June 80 1891 Proposals VIII be received
AZ this nnlce until u O'Clock Of Wednesday the I'D
Ssv ~ Juv 1891 for furnishing materials labor
Of ali kinds necessary the completion aud delivery Of
he metal work ~ the MARYLAND Point Light House. Mary
land inns specifications. forms u proposal and other
Information De obtained Application thi, ONCE
The right f. reserved reject al bids. and
waive any defects J. c. MALLERY, Captain Of Engi
nters, L. s. A.. Light House Engineer.
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Eam 5tbools.


UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL ,oo
u FACULTY FOR 1S91'02
henry NJ MaoCRACKEN, LII. D., Chancellor
A0"A'' Equity Pleading; Evidence
ISAAC f. RUSSELL, ]. C. D., Secretary
~ Contactsi Elementary Law.
CHRISTOPHER Ct. TIEDEMAN, A NJ
Real Property.
HENRY w. JESSUP, LIZ b.
Torts Procedure.
The thirty third year begins Oct Is9l With an On;
g meet the present wants Of candidates for the Bar
Eourse OF study years not more than one year allowed
Tor preiou, study elsewhere Conftrs IL B.; also tor
new Graduate Courses) LII. NJ. =. -. - =.
5:15 z. NJ.
limited number Of scholarships OF 500 each are
awarded at the end Of the Junior yeat
s " SPECIAL LECTU RES.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER LII D.. Maritime Law.
CEPHAS BRAINERD, Esq. International Law
CHARLES F. MCLEAN. J. U. D., Criminal Law
AMASA A. REDFIEL Esq, Inheritance
Hos MYER S IsAACs. Examinatlop Of Titles.
WILLIAM g. DAVIES. Esq, Life Insurance
~" PROF. l. r. RUSSELL,
Equitable Building. 100 broadway, New.York
rVHE NETWORK LAW SCHOOL, 100 BROADWAY.
New.York City-Annual session opens October l. 1871
Two yearS course leading 70 degree OF LII b. Tuition
Zoe 400 Dwight METHOD Of instruction. For cata
iogues address GEORGE CHASE Dean.
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STEAMBOATS,.
JRH4S URt5EE FALL RIVER LINE
STEAMBOATS,.

For DOSTON NEWIOKI, PItOV ID!l1SSNNIT,,' III I'll
THAS VINEYARD, NANTUCKET, CAPE CoD' anu ala
AAI THE TOUR LEADING STEAMBOATS, Oh III"
WORLD In commission together.
PURITAN, PILGRIM,
PLYMOUTH and PROVIDENCE.
LEAVE NETWORK from Pier 2s y. r.. foot OF mur'
rayst. a. follows: -, 1,ou River
$3.50 T.. M.-Week days and Sundays for Fan tsaiS
due PARK Square Station Boston, o 80 a. M ana ect
exnres trains for New. bedford, there connecting
with boat for Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket r,idr
80 boat from New-York Sundays touches Ut No"P'
Gi5 F. NJ Week DAYS only, for Newport ana an
Diver due Newport as Fall River 100 a. M, connect
Ing With Pullman yestbued Express train dhe a DSs or
% 900 a m aud with express trains ana through c$IS i
Cane Cod points the White Mountains &c. , -, I'D
Connecting Annex boat leaves BrooGyh week uaJ' a'
SUNDAYS al 100 d. M, Jersey City 200 p m . .uno,
Splendid band and orchestra attached 70 eacn e'e'
TICKETS s:aterooms &C., be obtained IN New: r9Ik
at 172 pol 40 ga. 957 and 323 Boad"ayi CSmhTs
ave 3s4 West fo5th-st, 1874 East 125th-st, 2oi
ave 1i3 Bowery Astor House, and Wodsor HOTEL ~ 'o
line Office. Pior % y. r.. and on steamers
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jusirnTIoIl
For Young Ladics--Country.

g yyDoy uAII.-FoR YOUNG LADIES; - mail
L ifd L'2Er fS sUcR R.Gars&l91f
MISS nULKLEYs Boarding. and pay S:aop pr Bnls
t nat pumey Address by letter until sept
HUNTS .Sades and s pay S asSen sRH isn
Ui to Sus hdnra:.s bv letter until Septembcr.
n GoNTZ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Removed In 1888 from ohesnptss PhadsP l s:.iS 70
osGnt sSs sRp ysS %sdSeds For cir
c1iars apply to Principals ogOnt1 School, montgomery
scmop1 5sn! AtanG s y.. YSf' so. sis's
sars.. s GHSSts s TgIiISB 0' year boz 'a
S.T GADK1ELg SCHOOL, fEEKSK1L o5srl n y Y the
s esces g Scp ten Sa g. %dGes The sister
e. g 5i1sse snd t tSss lsls" 1 sS
Lss and saa snt soGe Of y ana
s ss 81 & n.suo1 insSSns
sd 5n d% So ' St1 ha term from SsSS
Az sr @a 90 aPp'fBs roo e
THE NoRAvIAN SEMINARY Bethehctn Pa ,i ;Os
century fayora6 0 oe as nTes an ea
a AMI Of its methods and curriculum
IN TMPIE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Saratoga
Springs N 4F chXs r po& Syft Pc fr6 eiS
n, HE YOUNG LADIES' sEMINARY, Freehold, !; IN -
eaue, pleasant N & E Nj fSi D. ssE%
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING. school, for
, j. hGISSO9ifSw ALA rnadep
xxJ ALNUT LANE SCHOOL. formerly Madame Clements:
young ad si year opens ga
and oS Sss s21at0 For Circulars Ra ss'
''s %SsT i E As1ssa RlPPs 5:1
For Both Sexes-Country.
A LLEGHENY COLLEGE,, Mealvlle Pa For both seYes.
10Th year 9egn' P % dnTss school Military In
s,rucOn. Healthy location Ad Pres oh Wheelef,L LID.
n AAPPAouA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE ChaPP e,7,la
u der
among the hills, thiTtytwo miles from NewY York.
MAST GREENWICH ACADEMY.
II Founded 1902. Both sexes. On Narraganse1 Boy.
800 year September For illustrated catalogue
REV. F. D. BLAKEsLEE. D. D., East Greenwich, r L
uACK ETTsTowN u. j. 1NSTITUTE.3noBothl sexes;
tfocuon scisacc best building Of is class accomodas
free REV GEO. H. WHITNEY, Re Ridis
p EDDIE INSTITUTE. HIGHTsToNw,Ni, ~ TIc:,ch,Oo
Business. IN Thofousa IN German French, Music Art
Opens Sept 9Th H. D e. ssLltXftteHr NJ Principal
.} $so. $sa5s$ &sS "a sSs;sS s team
hea4n ea IAE AZ 'P5' D. Ef Py q of %
ID oCKLAND COLLEGE, SYACK .oN.THEHUDsooSNo;o0
RSh sexes An IT, Rk sSi 1hai q
g MARTINIQUE COLLEGE,
- SWARTHMORE. Pa.
opens month s 1891 Thirty mngts ss, from BFSaf
Ssgs Sc for aS S9 fy dse Hean
s tG5s @Rd G'aEii SI coI1E
Institute for boys and Girls win open its 38th year
Rev A. H. FLACK. A. NJ, PFcst, Claverack, n. y
Miscellaneous
wv ANTED-To purchase day school for girls in neigh
MIRIAM CoYRTERE Room il, $50 5th.ave, cor 2oh.s.
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I :, 1S,I,,;u VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ,ssrSGEH TRAINS leave foot OF coraAnd' ana ~

- ,SSpSGER TRAINS leave loot OF CoiIAnus sA~
hrosscs sts, as follows . - d, to,o.r,aaato no,ntS.
"a NJ i0I for Geneva Lyons. Emira, Rochester: bcs'
~ Ia me West Pottsye and pfnepal ~ a. IRt,,dSS
IMo Aau % yons and Pullman car " Suspenson oi'Ns~
Chau car Tor Nauch Chunk and internediate Po.nU~
IA m for Elmra and intermedale ponfs;,. Chat.
- Tor Tunkhannoek and intermsclae pont
ear ~ Tunkhannoeg. Connection " hesahs A"N A
Out7 40 n m for and b. Junction ana p rtS,pAA 'f
49, 49, noints Chair car l. and H. Juheto., chat,
40 T. M for louisville and internedia'e POINTS Nns"
cur 80 D. m for Msuch Chunk and in'ermeds'' p''h~
rocnSctipn 10 Reading aud Harrisburg Do.A..,., pu,
oo "a ~ m for Geneva Lyons Elmlfa I.ocnesol eu.
,,lo and the West Pullman sleeper W Lyons anu Su'
T,oI,s ieaVing at 10 a. m IL $50 M p M ana
40 H. m connect for all points In Mahono' anu n'Ae'
ton coal regions e,.~n.x, ry,rSy
$40 A. M for Maueh Chunk hakelton anu in.efine9isS
oo,S.s and IL q. N. for Shenandoah ana ih@ffeoiaN
is u. M for Mauch Chunk and intermcaiae point
40 n IN. for Geneva Lyons. Elmlra koeheeter hut'
fsio and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ahe se~
pen'0' n "sS.ra, Eastern once as5 erosdwasA
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HhuAW AR r.. LACkANANNA AND
4 WESTERN RAILROAD.

~ shortest Line. Vestibuied pullman Coachea
a m-Hulfalo RicRl I'D Spgings aud OsWego EApfess
,a Paterson Tor Water cap srouds6urg scranton bns
rle ShcGburne Waterye, Rlchdeld SPRINGS Ctcs
~. N'.s Creme Oxfo d Norwich Cortland. syracuse
M an5 Intermediates stations. Connects at Seran9n
nith tins for Pi,t,oa WiEesoarre LAW ana N0s'n
WIZ SSii,nd. m iliraO with Ans for the West
20 a. Min ghamton Mall VIZ boon'syn On w.,.- Can
-Iinghaniton and Elmlra Express TOT Waecr JAP
s1"re Nc a ton Ow 60. Hrysry and Elnira, cor;
ut AZ scranton With trains Tor ft's'oh' Kingston a'1
Wlik9s9Ifei scranton. wikesbarre and Plymouth Ex-
press; ,,,,, pur,io Limited Express via Pater-
s Sv i'i EiMlsS Corning Bsth waylaad DanV'le' nj
motifs SN ~, ~Bu1aiV EchN,t Springs and OsNega
>9,ih for Stfouiburg scnto1 Bnghamton Co,,Ia
INprsa, ir,Itoo Greene oxford NOrw,eh Slerourne.
SHrcuse Ftl,iCa &C. and al points Buffalo DlvHoa;
Maaa..,,s Win trains tor thu W est
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Brooklyn.


THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL VoR GIRLS
140.ll2 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. N. T..
WIN reopen September Both.
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A-MAIYE STEAMSAIHP CO.

The only direct line Cottage City, MaaS anu Port
land Maine Connecting at Portland Oh all railroads and
stesInshiD lines for Bar Harbor Old Orchard Poland
Springs White Mountains. Rockaad, Bangor, Passport and
ST. I9hn y. D., and ali Eastera summer resorts. Steam
ers sail every Monday, Wednesday and SATURDAY AZ
from pier 49, East River foot Of Market Slreet y. Y
For further information apply to HONATIO HALL Agent
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CENTRIL II. II. OF NEw-JERsEY

tOOI Oh LIBtshL1 81 - A@As
Time Table Of June 81, 1891 $780,,
80 a. M for Ea-ton Mauch CHUNK, Wiikesealre,
AIN Snnbury Eagles Mere, WlIamspoTt; On Sundays
tar Va ston. Mauch Chunk WNkesbarre ana scranton
W. q 90 a. M, for Easton and Allentown
r.s,on Nauch Chunk and ShamOkin. $3.50,
S%5 a. m for EastOn Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre,
scranton Reading Harrisburg, Pottsvie Tamaqua, Sham.
oEin Sunbuy. Eagles Mere, Williamsport Through
Zoo n m Tor Easton Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
hirg Pottsvi O. shamOSin. Slnbury and Wllliamspo
IN SUNDAYS for Eason. Mauch Chunk, Iamadua POTTS.
willie Rcading AMI Harrisburg. - ,, III,
100 d. m. for EastOn Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
brg WIlkesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua Pottsvle shame
kin. 49,. . .u....,,
III n M Tor Eason Mauch Chunk Reading Harris.
bure. Sc. sundays at j 80 p. m.
20 D. n. tOr Edston and Allentown.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON.

For Philadelphia At 49, 7' a. 800 90 II 80 a. M
80 = zoo 80, 100, 90. { :00 30 j. M II 40
night. SUNDAYS 900, 10 80 II 80 a. m. 200 S'So'
For BpItioare and WasRIng ton daily at co. II 80 with
Dining Car, a. ~, 2 OO 80 tDinn2 Car, 200 p. mH
Trains leaving at Z: AS II 80 a. M, 80. 100 200
80 D. m, IL Is night except Saturday ngntl SuhGaSs
go 90 100 p ~, have connection for Reading har'
risburg, Pot,syille, &c. ,-,,.,, -. 3, AZ
For Sunbury and Wiamsport via PhnadGpnla az 10
o. m Il :3C Buffet ParOr Can, 80 p pl u 10 hluSH'
except Saturday night, Sundays, q 100 p. III. i - =, 10
Tickets and ParOr- Car can be PROCURED AZ a.
POL Ais GA LILO. ! 1923 luoadway 3! 6th'ayc 2of
West lo5tst 134 East 18th St, Newly oK' COurV-s'
SEQ Frlton-st., So broadway. Brooklyn; , ,,. 49,,
New Transfer Company VIII call Tor anu cheA Day
gaze from hotel residence
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STOVINGTOlJ LINE.
CATSKLLL MOUNTAINS On SATURDAYS
Steamer MARY POWELL

CHi OklLs MUUH hiitO III Oh UiiDhIO
Steamer MARY POWELL
LEAVES DEsBROsSEs 1T. 1.iJ p. ", WEST
22D ST. = p. NJ. CONNECTING WITH WEST
SHORE r. r. AT CORNWALL, ARRIVING IN KINGS
TON AT :o5, WHERE CONNECTIONS ARE MADE
WITH THE ULSTER AND DELAWARE X. r. FOR
ALL POINTS IN THE CATSKILLS. TICKETS
SOLD AND BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
NOR WlCH LIN {:
AZ o Emit E0 c nd sand and Not Rf and Su %of
ceste Steamers leave PeI 10 od number, North River
pier C2Se P sad Sa Sge ad e AZ
$? 5 a5S $9 255 Io and da 22S EyoadTay
Express Pier 40 North River ard on samegs Wss,
s sSi Es will call for and R&BY @
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.
DAILY SUNDAYS EXcEPTED).
Leaves DestrOs,es-st Pier 3;l5 SaSuldays as p
D %5} ~ %EEs $ SSSx c{$M tr$x
A.-MAISE STEAMSHIP co.
land Maine COnnectne at Portland 'h al RAILROADS and
spns %s Montans RodS ia Eansor Eap0r
S. very Eli oad aG we E,ss5a md at M
from 05 rr ~ Ea Hg Spp GS 6 HoFo hX AGENT
NEW-Y0RK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
[ Tsd sr g Est E1t s So' No. Of AND s. john
y. 81 With ali coanectiGns or interior points Elegant
ns t L. SEw6o&B E eh Mgr g Broad
Steamers {hfyE55RF ISiId and 'ty;
F + ' Ff5 s5 E r. ana Sq%$1y'
9l$Broadwoy. New:YOrh. and Contest, nrooAlln
CATsKILL MOUNTA!NS.-Steqmerss, KAA-
" TERSKILL and CATSKILL leave Pier 49, 49,, ~ S H.;
i %ith o caisi Mogntiin aud Cairo DIRECTORY q
to amy ad hosss 6y' sa Gah S
DOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON. and inter-
mediate fr9% foot Of W 0Ssc i9h' Pier 49,
DAMSDELL Line.-St'rs leave Pier 81, N. r.
loot Frankin.st Tor West Point Coli Spring Cornwall
F'shn!l Landing. Newburg, daily p. M Sunday a NJ
CTEAMER WINTHROP" for Bar IIarbor,
y Passport, CompOOelO. st. Andrews and St. John.
Saturdays at p. IN. -
STEAMER Lucy P MILLER" for Rockland and
Bangor. connections for MooseheOd LaSe Tuesdays IL
Both 81, f9m Per 49, E E6wS az
bfoadway and f. II. SMITH & CO.. Il and 10 Wllamst
cOUTH NORWALK.-Steamer City of Albany,
20 T BE- m Eat 5ls st. 20 minute! p ' sunny
TROY BOATS FOR ADIRONDACKS, SARA
1 ToGA, LAKE GEORGE. Steamers Saratoga u
l.v of Troy leave pier oot 0h.st. daily, except
SATURDAY G =. n. Connect with express trains lcr
ste1neE toucne' a, Albany Room, reserved in adya4ss
A DyFRTISElEXTs For TIE NEwYI2HIKi pT TKLB;
nTfiCIs no. LBS Broadway corner Thirty iirsLSt.
40 EtIiaHs corner 5aye i53 5aye Isl Fourth
conner GJd 200 8s
,gycn5G los y West 055
5 s T ThiaaSc aad IT, HARLEM OFFICE $50 East
S as at p regular anu ONCE
rates.
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For Both SeXes-City.
GUNNER SCHOOL OF THE
- METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
formerly Metropolitan Conservatory -.
pleasant Home Department Is open ior me aoSoi
for thoroushness q nsrncton and the absolute SAFETY u
GREENE Secretary and Treasurer SEND tor CIRCULAR
10 AND q EAST 14THST. NEW.YOkk.
DACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, - c.,
Will reopen for the season on Iuesoay Sept lie oe"N
for illustrated prospectus; o, ann ,...,,o,
101 East 23d-st
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NEW-Y0RK STEAMSHIP COMPANY

From Pier 40. Elst River Goot Of Pike.st.l.
For Yarmouth. y. s.. Passport Me, and st; John.
" b. with connections for interior points Elegant
passenger accommodations. sup rOr table No rehand-
ling OF freight y. l.. NEWCOMB, Genl Mgr, G3 Broad
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ALL RAEL ROUTE

~ TIE SEA
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 80: s1o.
II rs A. IN / 30 1 30 y 100 D. Sundays, 10 a. H.
100 D. IL. except Freehold. ~, . ,ot.
For Red Bang Long BRANCH and points az sou5h 9 so
5s0 100 n :, 81 spad1gs e5 So B. 0 0eean
For Lakewood Toms River Bamegat PARK ana Lar
For bach Haven Atlantic City, VIncand and Bridge
ton az MG Sg Beach and seabrg at 30 rs
90 q 90
- EOR PuILA DELPuIA. Ii ALTIMONE AND
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LEAVES DESBROsSES 1T. las p. VI, WEST
e2D ST = p. W.. CONNECTING WITH WEST
SHORE X. r. AT CORNWALL. ARRIVING IN KINGS
TON AT G :o5 WHERE CONNECTIONS ARE MADE
WITH THE ULSTER AND DELAWARE X. K. FOR
ALL POINTS IN THE CATSKILLS. TIC Il TS
SOLD AND BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
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Musical Instruction

Musical instruction.
MR. A. L. SCHULTZ, Organist Sands Street Memorial
Nl Church, Brooklyn, will resume lessons Qlano ana
oreanl Septerbcr l. Address OPT Duniedst Brooklyn.
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AND TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Win Unrlnm DiYisinnl
Two trains with through Drwlng-Room Cars
10 :Ol A. m. due Pitts6cld :35, North Adams 80 D.
10 so p ~. due Plttshed 10 North Adams 10 D. n
NOvfOLK AND THE LITCHFIELD HILLS.

70 80 D. H. through car Norfolk Conn., ~ u:
For tickets and space IN Sleeping Cars apply at Crane
Central station or at 49, Is5 92 Brcadgay II Pare
YORK 1888 Westinghouse, 726 Fgiton.st and 39s Bed
Woscotts Ex ross calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and resid ences through 70 Destination An,
AbovS trains except those leaving at 10, 20
I 40 215 8 30. 3 80 1856 80, 4 55, and IL so
D. NJ stop at l3Sth-st. station. - - ...
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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nc RWlCHl, I'M e.
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EACEPTED)
Leaves DestTOs-es-st Pier, 35 Saturdays, :45 p. m
For Msi 7e'' wE EST PsoiSr cdSwi NV
BURG NEW.HAMBUKG. MILTON, POUGllkEEPSIE,
PARK RONDOCV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-29
THE CANADIAN CENSUS.
Population Increases at a Snail's
Pace.

TORONTO, Aug. S.--The Globe Llb-
eraD, commenting on the census fig
ures, says they are disappointing. 1t
shows that while the population of
the United States has doubled itself
every thirty years, the population of
Canada has not doubled itself in forty
years. 1t says: 1.-The percentage of in
crease in the population of Canada dur
ing the last ten years has been less than
II, some overcrowded European coun-
tries have often done better, while the
percentage ~ the United States from
1880 to 1890 was 24.65. In the United
States the gain by natural increase
was 14.40 per cent and the
gain by immigration 1915 per cent, so
that our neighborS gained more by
natural expansion alone than we have
by natural expansion and immigration
both put together. The increase in the
population in the Dominion during the
last ten years has been under 100000.
Yet, if the government returns are to
be believed, we received during the de-
cade $4,000 settlers through immigra-
ton from Europe.
In two years alone, 1888 and 1854, no
fewer than 23S.000 immigrants are said
to have come in. What has become of
them all and of the natural growth of
the population in Canada itself, seeing
that the apparent gain is only 10000
If the reader comes, as he probably
will, to the conclusion that the
exodus has done 1t, let him ask him
self why there should be such a whole
sale flight of population from land
like this. Does the phenomenon suS-
tain the theory that we are living under
the best of all trade policies? The
gravest questions for Canadians to con-
slider is how to keep the population
from going out of the dominion after
we have reared it and educated it and
provided it with all that borrowed
money eau buy or build?
The Empire Conservative referring
to the census. says: canadian eXpec-
tations. like those III Great Britain and
the United States, ran ahead Of
realization, and our census returns
are marked by very much the
same general characteristics as theirs
were. The population of all three
countries fall below the figure which
was estimated on the gain of the last
decade, the prOpOrtionate increase not
having been maintained. As there was
disappointment in Great Britain and
the United States at the results there,
the same feeling may prevail in Canada,
the general hope having been that we
had turned the corner of 5000, 0,000."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-29
A CRAZY MANS DEED.
A Father, Mother and Two Chill
dren Found Dead.

New YORK, Aug. 2S.-Tenants in
the four-story tenement house, No. 321
East Tenth street, last night heard pis-
tOl shots in the apartments occupied by
a family named Baxter, on the third
floor. No one. however, sought to learn
what the shooting meant until 10 o'clock
this morning, when it was noticed that
none of the BaXters had yet been seen.
Neighbors knocked at their door, but
there was no answer, and then police
man was told that it was thought some
thing was wrong. The policeman went
up stairs, forced in the door, and there
found John Baxter, painter thirty
years old; his wife, Mary, aged twenty
eight years. and their children, Katie,
six years old, and John, four years old,
all lying dead, with bullet holes in
their heads.
Beside the body of the husband and
father lay an American Bulldog thirty
two caliDer revolver, with four cart
ridges discharged. 1t is supposed he
killed his wife and children and
was a letter written by him to
intention to kill his family and himself
1t is evident that all four of the shots
were instantly fatal. There was no
evidence of a struggle by any of the
victims. No outcry was heard by the
other residents of the building. The
wounds showed that the pistol was
placed close to the head of each victim
The balls crashed into the brains of the
victims, killing them instantly. The
children were probably shot while
asleep. AS soon as he had killed his
family Baxter placed the muzzle of the
revolver to his own temple and fired.
He fell by the side of his wife and died
without struggle. Baxter was proba-
bly, insane. No other motive for the
horrible crime is known.