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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
pnblir Notitc.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that ne
i Boiid RAPID Transit Railroad ionm.-. for
city OF NcN York by virtue Of the powers Nestcl In
i-hn, Of said board on Thursday twenty ninth
day OF December. 49, at u O'Clock ths rOtunaa
OF the cry Hall In the city OF Sew YORK.
aud benefit Of said CITY, the right priv lcge and fancho
hundred and ninrtynin years from dDe OF sale
much 81 Ia" railway or railways under Broadway, ana
under ami other sr"cts and lands the city Of
New. York laid out and determined by sai BOnrd Ia
report. transmitted the Common onncil city
New York October 10Th 1891. described generally
follow,. Commencing at poE; under ia" westerly side
Of Whitehall street. % lrrt hoith from The northey
line OF south street produced; thence under whitehall
street battery Park, state street DrOalwlv. aud tho
boulevard and under aud other and private
property % the CIV limits.
or near Fourteenth street thence running under Union
square, Forth Avenue Turk Avenue, and private
property a point ~ feet north from the north line OF
Forty third street aud 1898 feet east from the centre
Also loop from broadway rnder Mail Street. CITY
Hall PARK Inrk Row H"d Chamber, Street agan
connecting with thc nroadWnY line.
The route Of The pIopo,cd railway and TIE dc;Illed
terms or ale may be examined daily, sunday and legal
holidays excepted between the hours Of 10 and
O'Clock. n" onlce ~ seid Commissioners. No %;
william Street IN The City of New.iort
Dated Ncw-NorS. sO'cmb,r 18TH 1892.
The Bo,ri Of l,pd Transit l:aroid commissioners for
wy WILLIAM STFINwAY.
John II. >TAEIN.
SAMUEL SPENCER,
JOHN II. INMtN.
EUGENE l.. m SHE
Done In pursuance Of Olut.on Board adopted
SoNrWhcr twelfth lSp3.
i0IIN NJ. BOWERS, Arest.
Counsel. EUGENE l.. BuSHE
q william 6t Secretary.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
. RTE lines.


~ SOLID Trains BLaWi.!.N Ni.W- IORk APP
CHICAGO. VIA CHAuIAUQUA LAKE on.
2S90 HAMA or MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
STREAMS.
Dire, route 70 Passaic Paterson Tuxedo. Newburg.
Mddc,own. FOR; Jery- Monticello White Lake. Hcnes-
dale Scranton Binghamton Elmlra, Corning, Watkins
Glen Bath lammondsport Avon Springs, Rochester
uorne,vls Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Chautauqua
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati 81. Louis. Chicago. and all
uolr, West Trains have New-York. foot OF Chambers
st. a. follows. minutes eailior from West 2Sd'st
WESTERN DAY ENTREES.
az A. NJ. D@nv-via &aram Fails and Chauisuqua
uo,lcllsyc 70 Cincinnati. Connects al Port Jervis IN
Union station except sunday. ior Monticello.
NT>TIBILE LIMITED.
=, M T. NJ U44ly-sOld train Tor Chicago Viz Chautan;
').UU qua Lake. seeper' 10 Chicago Cleveland anu
O"'' "''" MOTNT,Iv EMPRESS.
4, On T. NJ eNrcp. Sunday-FOr Bnghamton. Homes.
,).OU Galo 1rd Monticello.
,uICAcO AND GRAND Trunk EMPRESS.
=, on T. ~ Daly-sOll train 20 Chicago Via Niassra
II ~ IAN, ana Gtini Trunk Railway. SIctpeFs "
buffalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
. Oh p NJ. DaHy-Vs ChautAuqua Lake and NIAGARA
S.')U Falls. solid train TO Chicago. bcepers 70
uuaa.o Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyI-
xyEEK DAYS. a. m. : A. m, 10 80 a. m i p ma
w $50 y. M. 80 p M 80 ~. p M 80
FOR NLWBI re-.
XVsJ.k DAis,9 A. H.; S''S - H.; n, 20 q 20 m' ~ 80
rTItr + Yrs S AXp PjliM.S AC,SINoGHTlSxS a,
| lOl and 90 HroliNa. Chambers and West 23t ~.
Frrri.s New y or 35J Fuonst.. Brooklyn 700 Hudson.
iln,olen and jersey station. Erie Transfer ON.
many calls and ch"r baggage from hotels and rest.
ee"''' d /. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
n
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Furnished tjonocs fuan co.

IVNNrip 10 ELN ke,ron,iblc rnt'y dc'les % on on;
w tain 10, family use, fully furnished house. until
ann tctrccm 3ith ana 5yh st.. NAth and Madison
ave., iah 49,, pfrtrilcd best care guaranteed
ADDE'S. 81 once. with fall particulars, T.. o. Box 1925,
NeN-h ORR CIV.
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prAr. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

rdrccombayc. Q r. .s2O.lO n Il High Brdgo
T.rk sgx 100 sAlrrcgular; Charles johnson g. ooc
T. Trina John ...,,.- ,r. ~'
Same p@pc't'' Jo''p" h'"'.'o' - "'.y 2,co0
Cbrfr,.,t so 81, Charlie, johnson 10 Mary
10 nS'n -, -, -, "a - IA Cx 90.
tn.,nb a VanirNatcr AMI wife TO P'tr II ,
al ,,9 ALI Il , Of i5itn -. jON1jNrtrS.
uar Matthew CoosLn b. william \ p,fims
al; so NJ Fo.t: May Stable & h'nry lioty
san g prop rty Henry Hot,y and Vile to ir."'
.s,n ." \" is west: Abraham Bochn' 1t al to ,
John Lirh --.-.-... ., 81. morn,
2d.a,c s. lgi'' Jonas We'll 81 a. % '' 1000
IoSi'i " = o. Si To- s' Znckt 900
Lstna'c p # 20 S' r iPilp , co. 10000
,iSn..f . 80 n . Of "a ave. 21Nbu1i l'"''u Sol
Felhri and wife 10 Lazarus W o!H...'..-..''''' '
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New 11nbllratlons.

NJESSRS. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS in
WI ye attention 70 their aui varied stock OF the
latest American and English publications suitable Tor Inc
Holidays. These include
BEAUTIFUL SINGLE VOLUMES,
CHOICE LIBRARY SETS.
RARE AND UNIQUE BOOKS
EXTRA ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
NEWEST AND EEST JUVENILES.
ETC, ETC. ETC.
varying from the expensive to the most costly In
landings from the simplest to the elaborate and all
collected with the utmost care thus aordng opor
uInity Of choice. Catalogues sent II desired open
Evenings.
CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS.
1876 broadway Ncw.York
ELEGANT CHRISTMAS GIFTS
II AT SMALL OUTLAY.
Gifts Beautiful collections q Music at % cents each
GGIIFFITS SONGS THAT EEiCn THE HEAT.
E GIFTS uITcn s2S Ea' Nfw 6E&S BOOK
GGiIFFTTG JUBILEE AYD MINSTREL SONGS.
,IFTS Comic SOM tasket.
GIFTS Instruction Books all kinds
GIFTS Music Rolls. all kinds.
GiITS BANJOS and Gl ITAHS.
Cii-T- Artoha-r> and Either.
GitTS. HITCMC0GK's MtSIC STORES.
GIFT. 3~j GthaNc. ab'v" o?H-st
GIFTS. II Park Row. opr9'.t" r9,tonee
GIFTS :s3 Gth-aN,.. b.o" isih..r
& ENSIBLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-Biblcs
- PRAYER Books st. II Books. Artistic CIT BooK-
calendars Cards 10 ,lets Chdrcn'o Book; Reasonable
PRATT. 1'5 Ctba,e.
rrHE HiMi% HAIR; WHY it Fall, OF ;
FARKEN 5 hoN "a d. 9ls fs Ra
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Steamboats,.
FALL River LINE

TAI,IS !.ILJIILD I'd HUSTON, EAlIl 1T LE
PROVIDENCE and oil Principal itsIe Points, Strin,.
PLiMOI ri and PlIHi,II from lIl.l. -, II H.
foot u Mui1ay,t week day, aud SUNDAY, At % D. ~.
COnnccnag Annex bl9i cnyca Jol.cy Ci;y a. T. Br,ok
Ign. 80 =. ~. Olit HE>VHA ON EACH STES M IL;
Two connecting Vc.tbuIcd eNpI"ss trains nom Fail
River due Boston 7 90 and . 90 .. M. re,pcctlVcy
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1nstrnctlon

For Young Lndies-City
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Rev DR.. and Mrs NV GIHs H. GARDINER. Principals.
" AN NORMAN INST tFoundca lsSI.
B. L. co., CT "S'' PIi G'a NJ Nine. VAN NORMAN.
For Boys and Young Mrn-City.
ARK COLLEGIATE school tBoys 81 ,,N Wet SS:n
1.t isD nD rfeSeR 2'' r r. lTs 0gn ,.p
II NIvEI.SITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1873 Bloadyay
U Tta, 4:d..t-Ai departments Preparation Tor Yss
Harvard at ''s'' '1e' sG59e rS D.
For Both Scxcs-City
Nadsaa sqgae SsqT Sshss and f nw.y, ,,..,
CnoRTHAND and rYrEwEITIXG tao.Ouchy taught:
s1DS DAY a. ,d r Gy99s iSS Ac rhIMA a
Special speed classes clrculars
Musical Instruction.
NJ EEfR9E92H1THN aS Fl AFs Of AMrrlcA
BSE r-s Ac. 5' i:o,s rar.cSs viscr.c; H. W
'i0S'e SS IS s ma 81 TIA East llh.s; NevYors
THE EAMors rIANo y!oLiY end QEGA All ScnooL
~ J. OPEN DAY HSD EviSING.
For Boys and Young Men-Counxy.
y oliDENIOWN (N; d. MILITARY iNSliLUI6
cAr FEY 4 T. L. t.k kbbSHoS to1 rMNiNv5rf
CANAAN ACADEMY. Canaan. Con: Home Tor Tn
,a.o S sead p sTS sDsy the S Terms
l. LMwOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS. at Milford. Conn.,
r. Parents who are unfortunate IN the mafogenc@, OF
tneir sons VIII 40 wen 70 prom by me anHamli:s onfcl
y ~ sN' ''"0' inc ''Ho' Franz HOWE SUI l''I'
IIREEHoLp INSTITUTE Fre-nold. y. j.; 45,h year.
and e css,ico " oCfses ''''' "0''
\ EWToN NIX j. IN r., .ln, SO" r MY s, r,
heat everywhere. Sicam-heated sNimnngtanH. i. VII
TIE 81 NEKY.-A foiny School for Boys;
Wellington, Ldtchhcd CO.. Conn.
Tue IIIsiLAND MILItY A%MD.MY w.r.ci p.
p0iatCry Depts. Gymnasium. strict discipline. Home
care. J. A. SHAW. A NJ. Head Master.
For Young Ladies-COuntry.
LOCKWOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AT OLD LYME.
rhoroueh wo,k ia English branches. Latin, Grcek ana
p Pr To- M iGsi r. s. BOX l35 NUM- Np
BRADFORD ACADEMY
Miss ;DA {. ALLEN. Bradford Mass
LIVINGSTON rARK SEMINARY. Rochester. y. -
IL Home Church school Tor the core. management ond
s %TSa tof YS9%s d' efcus Ma G fnea
'TIlE GAMBEIDGE lMs:"n IS scHoo0L .. F3R Y29LNG
0O'D''''' VI Mr.. AETMTE GiI.MAN Is the Director.
For Both Seyes-Country.
T. AsTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE poughkecpsie. NY.
~ Qen al the yea Ihoronf1 inruon n BcoSheGp9s
Ari,hme,ic Tcegraphy. 1tenogrsphy Typewrtns &C.
hottie 40 charge !or situations send fcr cat &C.
Miscellaneous
A NORMAL CLASS for ulc tanning OF teachers who
CniIdrn VIII be opened by Prof FcliN A1ler after jan
aduncs Of 2ornsI schools ond cocse graduate Fo
nrtcglsrs apply By mail t. PROF. ADLER 100 West
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BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND TIE
SOUTH.

1000 4, VI. Washington Limited express" week.
days. Pullman Nc,iibuie PIilOr cas-. NesGblle
Passenger coaches. Dining Car 10 Baltimore, arriving
In Washin gtpn - p. IN
800 p. M.-"ConRrr.-iouai Limited" daily; Pullman
Ne~tihulc IarOr Cas- ami Dining ar arriving Wa "a
nan charyr, either OF those trains.
Additional Express Trains 90 80. 80 ana ii Og
a M. . 90. 80. 30 II. D. ENpre'sl 90 and
900 y. ~. AID - - night Suucai, q 10 ana 80
D. m, 80. 80 Oi ID. Elpressl. . 90 and . 100
p m. and T. II n9ht. For Is fillmore only, 90 ,. m
wcokfav-.
For Atlantc CITY 90 p IN. weekdays, with Through
For capo MAY. |. 90 p. n. Weekdays
Tor Long Branch bury Ilrs. Oe Grove, and Pei .
Peasant. 10 a. m l. so. $40. $40. and II -
p m. w"ek days. NunGsys . - A. m and > 10 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
TNpr,s-: 20 20. 90. 30 100 . 30 10 200
Ma.hl1rfou Limited with Dining CIR. and II 900 NJ.
~ .oO noon lenn'a Limited, with Dining lar). ana
l. 90 With Dining Car T. 20 90. roo 90.
3 30 900 &c 90. q 90, 80. : 30. 100 and
900 y. M. and u 10 night. Accoumolation II ~
; 81 . 900 10 10 q H.. ~ go noon. Limited, 90,
80 .OO. g go. -. 40 aud 90 4. anu l. 40
night Accom- uodit..n. > 90 ard : go p. IN.
Time hc- ~ train, 20 local points tho Penn.
svNona Railroad Si>pm. apply AZ the FOL Cd" NJ iirNg
OHirc.. No-. ll3 Nj i3} SAP. ga and l323 Brold-
Wv, ] A.t.r Iou,e I9i Eat 18th y ct 90 W,st
l.ifh Nrr.', 81 columbus avenue. 30 sixth Ay.ngc
AMI o.; - ~nus~f- aud tort lIdt STREETS. tou .
STREE $50 Fulton - rft ~ Biptdn ty ard BROOKLYN
Aun.N station fI.t of Fulton Ntl'r'. ookyE; ~
Hudson Street Uoio,rn >'1t.on. Jersey CITY.
Tho NtN-Nurk Transfer Company Wll r3U ~ and check
CIlA~. T. PtGU i K. WOOD,
General Manager General paS~'r Agent.
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Danriug Ataocmes.

Danrin9 Ataocmles.
.tAA NbI.K MACGREGOpS.
"A los West 5jh-St. PrNite lessons and classes In
dancing; terms. &c. see circulars.
n II. EIVEES'S JR, 5i3 5thavc.-Strictly private il.
structlon a specially.
L. ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. I02 East 55th.st Bank
Buildlng).-Claees now forming. all the new and
fashionable dances taught rapidly Send Tor clfculsi
~ GEORGE DODWOnrH.
i. no. Gs1 FIFTH AVENUE.
Co.'S ard private lessons Mems class commences
Monday Dec. 5th. New Tuxedo "Lancels."
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Philadelphia EAptss, ~ 10, JsOJ ~ W, II 81.
with Dining Gar. a. NJ, 80. rs, 3 80 with Dinlns
Car. w, } 20, 90, 80. . - Il. NJ, II 10 nighs
Sunday. . 90. 10 80. II 49, with Dining Car A. ",
/ 80, 30 with Dining Ca' 300 y w T. ~, LAO
night. , ~ :, "a
with Dining car. a. NJ. 80 8 80. Dining Car. SEQ
For iieailng AZ 100, 50 - A. "a, l 100, $50.
Satgr4ay night Sunday. ii 80 4. NJ co. 8 80. 5 90.
8 80 90 p NJ. T. IS night. . - q.
tor Harrisburg 90. a. o15 A. NJ. 200. i go.
90 90 IS T.. NJ II is night except saufdIy nlght
Sundays, IL 81 a. NJ, ~, 20, 80 4. NJ, j. 10
night ,- o.- ~ ,no IA
90 81 T. NJ. IL II night except SATURDAY nignI Sul'
DAYS II 80 4 NJ. 10. 30. 4 % T. NJ, l. 10 night
For sunhury L, wisbuIg. and w llam,rort al %. a.
- A NJ. 90 ! 30 80 p NJ. Il Is night. eNce.s
SATURDAY night sunday. 10 A. NJ. d 60 T. NJ. i2ls
poF Eason Bethlehem Allentown, Manch CHUNK, &C.
Town T. II sundays. 30. 7:lj A. NJ. 90 80 p. 81.
Fr wikc'trrS Pittston and Scranton. as A. N.
$50 p NJ Sunday. ! 30 \. NJ . IA
F,r Hlsh Bridge Branch, G 90. II 80 A NJ" %%
p 81 sunday, l 90 p. u. ,- ,o A.
tdr Perm Sniboy at 30. 80; S;l5, II 80 A. N,
80; oG SS o:ss' 49, 80 P NJ sundays 100
e. e. Atlantic Highlands 80. Is II 20 A: NJ 20.
4 40 las is T. ". SUNDAYS. 90 A. NJ, 100 L. u;
For Freehold 81, 10, IL 80 A. NJ, 80 I 81 90
For red Bank Long Branch ard points south 20 Pen
pleasant 80 \ Is. II 80 4 ", 80 - Is ~ isec
ranE anlv, 90 90 6:lj p. N. SUNDAYS encep'
ocean Grove and Asburv Park. Q 100 A. NJ. AGO r. NJ
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ST0MihGTOM LINE.
VNKOY I}OATS

Il Seamcfs Sarltoe1 and city Of Troy leave Pier a.
N-'r Loot west lOh--t.. daily except Satud,v H. M
stop al ALBANY. ''-"S''
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faliroaus.

pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals &InterlOckingSw
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of
Dcsbrosses and COrfIandt streets.
In effect 1901 A. VI. DECEMBER 18th, 1892.
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
900 A. M-Pu;lman Ve>tbule SiceDns Diang, Snoit-
and rnnyya yc''Hq 1Exc a 9S.
C-,chG' em NG~'f2 n, T., rs a. n.y. CRicato
10 60 a. H. next Day
THE FAST LINE.
900 A, DI.-Pulinan Vcstblc f. rlOr Car from Pnla-
ddpna Arriv' Cogn9u, 54o a. nj ncnis o
II zoo noon SacaeS 70 p & ana 81 Sei iGa'S nd
Toleio. except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NOON exclusively Of luilman vesubue
Dr,wmE and STATE Room - spng R haani,l rpars
;snogaheE7 and yPewrr' and for s P e S
M nS%DEs' @cT I St Once Are Chicago
ST. LOUIS md CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
Newlor and Dining Cars from New;a oH 7" g. i9a >
G TnlseigT Coaches %e%.YorK to St. Louis. Arrives
Cincinnati 8 :lj and st. Louis. 40 D. M next
day. ..... .,.,u,,r..
$50 =. M.-iullIan Nc,tbul' sleeping ar, New' n orA
sburq Chicago ard icVtant. Dining cars New
YORK 10 Philadelphia. and I1tt,buig 10 chicago ar.
rNrs a. Cleveland II 10 a. th!c"2o 30 D. m next
dav Connects fOr Toledo daily. except SATURDAY.
sOTTII-w WESTERN EXPRESS.
71 V. r H. cc@as a p 5 to GS9naa Ma
mis- and ST. Louis. Dining Car Altoona TO IsichHond
lhdassr Sd"I To- rs p H. and st. Louis
oha "of''"S' PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. M.-pullnnn Buffet Sleeping Car Ncw.York 70
Chicago. arrives weekdays az Columbus 10 p NJ
Cleveland 10 m. next day. and daily 40 CHICAGO
745 a. IN. second morning. Connects Tor IOIdO uaHy,
and Tor cleveland and Columbus except saturday. -,
40 y. II-ichnDnd and Danvillc Express, daily with
T.ro"g h Slreprrs 10 Aug,-'l, Memphis, ana New.
Orlean, Dining Car b. NOntecm r.. GO COO hesD
sleeper A-hvillc and Hot springs on second secton
800 p. M.-Daly for all points on CHESAPEAKE ONO
Railway with Through Seeming ard Dining ears -,
) 90 +. ,.-Shonandoah Valley Express daily win
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car u NewOrfals
Wa Knoxville Chattanooga and lurning an
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND TIE
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Ncw.YOrk. saturday, Dec IL.
,No toto, oo,nt realized at Exchange from puonc
,con lies 81 ely real for the week endnS Win
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF new JERSEY.

Trains leave station foot Liberty ~.
WASHINGTON 3-HOUK FLYER DAILY, 1880
NPiiiLADELPHIA FAST LINE. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
sCRtNTON EXPREss, EXCEPT Sunday, SaJ
4. 81, 1850 =. W.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
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For Young Lndies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
ID NO. 6o7 JlH-ANE
Rev Dr. and Mrs. CIIAS. HI. GARDNER. Principals
VAN NORMAN INST FOUNDED lsb1i.
g. l.. cor CT West Endavc. And 1lst-st. ,... =.
Prncipa. Nine. VAN NORMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
THE ooRoonAN CADETS.
How They Are rajoying Themselves In O.
st Colchester Beach.
0rreFIohdence q The kVehlnF Star.
CaMP FosrHR.

-, - -
" ANU ''''' :, w.
t"LChtsrhR heAoH' No, AUG. 10, iva
The good weather continues and every one 10
In the best OF humor. Reveille was -ounded az
sa-n a,d bvsas an. .o,,,r, ,.,r,D.,y 80.
-. .,-;u;..,- :. - - = -
- N ~e "s@'s nc" s'S'
uost Oh them preieTrlns an carly dr1l than one
under broiIng sun The finishing touches
were added 10 the already excellent .lirrui.h
An, an, ,t;, .,.,,;- :, ., ..hn....-, a.,
"a .l-.,1 =" 80
r. W. P.aSe' a"" so ." 'nl"usno tne "eoA'
Inc only dithculty IN The drill this am. WIS the
fact that the mea could scarcely stand owing
20 the vast amount of uoisture ON tha srass ON
the laup r.. ,bi. .r,.-,,,,, h,,.,.. a.. -.
q, = -, = -. -
wa :" M PrON~'iIi'N iRut hiA'.ers' ana any
breaks are made the boys viii have no one 20
blame but themselves.
Yesterday was an eVentfnl day Tor the dancers
9. the corps, Tor theN HAD chance To see the
dinerence between Warrington, ID. C., and the
hhumore dancing. ho unanimous verdict OF
al was 10 tae effect that such dancing would
not be tolerated nj home. in fact ii could hardly
be called ANYTHING but skirt dancing" Nearly
AZ OF the home lads caught on without much
uOupie ana IN short Time were doing the
! pAsA'e '"eqniA We nesf OF them.
IN me evening by the moonlight, after the
boat hsd departed. Ne took possession OF the
pavilion nj the Invitation of the hoiol guests.
an informal mop was given, Mrs. Edwards Of
Warrington ard Mr.. Schneider of baltimore
amy a. th"lerons: program 81 ten num-
Dtrs were ihdu Sed IN ana by reason OF some VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

and was printed In local Newspaper. Here II IL:
We have beard much about frss bsnts. II hs sen.
ss Sss.sy "sics w Ssss .i n oS s s ssdss
q q: W. 81
na throw from OF he Ct
W. l. BASED Sssl. g.;
& SN noSIv R.s TS!.s how s:
:sss " shs he an.nss: sonL
with
Vas sod eSs Other day by oompe..p. man. one
WI, ShU lr.S that !. sdn;s dollar sold
II + q ssss:
NJ: sSs
Snss %saik PsF tsz.h'nEE e i''ss'
.hsP. h "a; Ss
pss & s
sS ~d g e y ra
p: II
rhS national Ssaa 4 system has been mo. per.
hold cotton when we DO not profit oyit 1--WE are
t. $ ws
people We have been Twins unde. CONSTITUTION for
AZ IN in tn
times and when we talk about they that il
which is not contested by the people
cause II suits the convenience Of certain class and
say we are able to alter class sovsrnmsnt should
be able p change the Constitution Ths. s what we
tale Of this country in years TO the last
told Of South Carolina. The alliance has ineor
porated ts platform into the state democratic plat
form and in the next four years, unless wonder
fully mistaken the alliance platform will be incor
porsted in the national democratic CT republican
some other platform
TIE alliance has elected me its standard bearer
and am going to plant that Tag the bulwsrks and
# necessary further I am going to carry IT, eentie-
and Justice. will not detain You any longer. viii
stand there n my Weakness with what little strength
have and defend my people the litter end against
Tom Heed. sherman and others with all the power
that can command: There 10 nothing that want
more. nothing that would rather have. than to see
our country throw of this oppression and like the
beautiful valley of-ths beautiful valley the Bible
speaks ofyou Know better than do the name OF IT.
bloom again like the and back the glory
and honor which once was hers May the future
bring her women who may stand up models Of
beauty character and strength. not wasps but beau
tifu' specimens of wonanhood not ashamed Of work
that may raise up people N the futurs:hat will he
giants In intellect and physical nature and one above
all that will take itself and not be their fore
fathers ground down in the dust
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
Schooner T. C. Eaton. Baltimore, Capt. Taylor.
from fereusons wharf. James river. with 90 900 feet
of lumJer. Schooner A. Booth. Balamore Cart.
Dilla-d. from SUFFOLK. with &c, 600 feet Of lumber
Schooner Annie, TaIpahannocS. Va. Capt. yalland-
inSham. from Cosn river. with coo wstermelons.
Steamer Occ1Iusn GsSrsetown 2 Capt DAVIS.
@ With Ton. st u eon lsSR.
more with coal barge Aliiance. Philadelphia. Cat
-, from Alexandria, Va, IN 70 Of Fed Star tug
Tnss1 saPos s,a9onsE harry AID ohs.lsy
county I'D with forty cords Of pine wood s. hocner
N.y SSesn Ass,nds Capt M,cuys1
Capt Bond. from the Rsppahannock river with zoo
waterII elons.
Schooner Morning star. Alexandria. Va. Capt.
Kelly, TO Alexandra to discharge watermelons.
fok with three cars O. the Washinstoa and Georss-
town conipsny. Threernas; schoOner S. A. Eudo, ph,
PbilsdelYhia Capt. Burns Baltimore to load coal
FOR Hayerhil. Mass
DUE.
Four-rnas. Schooner Johnson Bourn from the Ken
nebec river with ice. Tou--r1sst schooner John C.
Harms. rom the Kennebec river with ice. Schooner
mast chooper William Larnan Eoberts the Ken
nebee rive. With ice sehooSes feaming aea; Bslti.
q lumber. -Four: mast schooneS william T. Hood.
Capt. Charlton. from the KenAebec river with ice.
from the Kenn.bec river vita ce -Four mast schooner
Lydia NJ Deerine. CsIt. Hamilton. from the Penob-
Danie!s. from norfolk. o. COS 20 900 feet cf Inn
Der Schooner Earl biscne. Capt. Phillip Brown.
iH ss. Maafsa Va cath Graz. s dsS
dss'ss,oSn B. c. c.a Gas1iIs. Hon .' cilas q
aso5Es;Oyn. G. CAPT Jef S.; EaxaTds: .T0si
r Beash. from Baltimore WITH about AGO tons Of
anthracite coal.
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AT CAPON SPRINGS.
OF The Evening star.

Correspondeoc~ Of The Fxecicv ass.
go. CN- M .
1919 sf.iNos, W. VA, aug. TO- issA
Ane SEASON !" now last nearing iss height q
Capon, and gayety follows upon gRyety in such
rapid succession that it is impossible TO keen
note NJ all the nle.s.nt tb;nos tn, cam. 80 80
r., ~ .-... "
1,o' o"iy Puoii0 en'e, 'Ainineh's' ous NUMBER
oi pri'ate ones also, nave been recently given.
Chief among the latter during the past week
was the beautiful german, followed by q supper,
given to about twenty couples by Mr.. J. N.
Knott Of Washington. The dancing was led BY
Mr. Joe Carey with Miss Carr, both Of waAh-
ington. Mrs Carr and Mrs. Walter Ayres Of
Washington, Mrs. Dobie Of Norfolk and Mrs..
Charles Carver Of Philadelphia we're the chaper-
ons.
Thursday evening bowling party Was given
by Mrs. Rolph of Baltimore in honor OF her
niece, Miss Talbot. Prizes we're offered, to
render the contest more exciting, and won a.
follows: First ladies'. Miss Snodgrass Of Phila-
dolphin; first gentlemen's, Mr.. Walter Ayres Of
Washington; boobies, Miss Powell Of Baltimore
and Mr.. Du Boise Of Annapolis. After the
bowling refreshments were served on the lawn.
Thur sday night there was a large progressive
eucher party got up by Mrs. H. N. Stoddard
of Savannah, Mrs. Carver Of Philadelphia, Mrs
Ashton Ramsay and Miss Powell Of baltimore,
in which most Of the guests at the springs par
! ticipated. The prizes were all Of sterling Sill
yer, with the exception Of the gentleman q
booby-a large cake, won by Mr.. Hubert of
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Suit to Quiet . Title.

Chss. n. Moore has hled bill by Messrs.
Ralston & siddons against Ann z wickes and
one hundred and twenty others 10 establish and
quiet title to lot 2, square 80. The bill recitss
that Evan Thomas in 1901 .was seized Of the
property, which he beqensthed to his son; TINT
IN 1886 it was sold for taxes and desd given
VIM Fisher, but by reason Of irregularities,
&C., II Is alleged II failed TO convey title, but
the corporation and the purchaser supposed
that II was . valid deed and IN lsle Fisher con-
ycysd TO Vim. Ensby, whose surviving executor
conveyed to complainant, and he claims that he
and those from whom he derives tide have bssu
unintcrruptedly In posssssion IRON. October II,
1851, nad assert whilo- the record Ntle r. IN the
hetrs Of Esan Thomas thstrns lseaa VIE + IN
couplninAuk