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Erie LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW.YORI An
CHICAGO. VIA CHAUIAUoUA LAKE Oh
kAHx 81 FA A6ai IL IEAchf SSGEsSp 1 H
Ulre.. route rsssaie. Paterson. Tuxedo Nswbuse,
MadeOwn. Fort Jervts. Monticello White Lake. HensH
dale Scran.eo Bmgnanton. Fjmrs. Corning. Victims
',Ien Bath. jlsmmondsport. avon Springs koehsstsf.
Hornelsv1s Buffalo, Niagara Fsla. Toronto Chaunuaus
Lake, Cleveland Cincinnati 81 Louis Chicago and ~
oints West Trains leave Nsw.York foot Of Chambers.
H. follows. and I'VE minutes earlier from West 2sd-s9i
WE-TERN DsY EXPRESS.
n ma NJ Dally-via Magyar FAlls snd Chautsuluo
S.UU Lake taflor e. Hew.York 70 guaso Sleeps
uaios ssases. sxceps Suneay for Nonacelo.
vE~. tBCLn LIMITED.
- M r. N. pailySoud Hain for Chicago, via ChauNu.
C.VU Qua LAKE. slrepers TO Chicago. Cleveland ~
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
s, on =. H.. except sun0Ay-EVS Binghansoa. AnA
O.OC dale aud Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
n ON =. NJ. Dailv-Sol.d train n Chicago via NtaGn
O.'1U Falls and 0raad Trunk Railway. eseDas .
bunale. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC .XFKEs>
$40 Di sS1 &C.; SA'Ss1SSs 49,! aek' .1S Hs',s
Buaais. CAicass end Cineinnse.
FOX rV"a JERvVs.
WISE = 70 p F.; 40 - ESQ =: e. g c*
FOsG ALW ..G.
w EEK DAfs-3 .. H.. S:iS y. H., s:+S p. m. y -
,xnrG RpSS r Surd.1 1caoa5nASiSys :;
! t0l and e57 Broadway. Chambers ana West "a :.
s go e, .ss s:s s
D. !. RoBEETe. Geneva Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE
,,c,~-rcc At THE EXCHANGE.

pv-sISESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
rr,v vopv SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 a,
~. tnto ammrt rcalized from public auction ssto "a
c,y real estate for week cndns Today q tns Voc
and Auction Rom and the Ne"'fork oS'0''
100000 LIST OF AUCTIONS
For the perscnt week, ending saturday, Noveross a.
the ss 4; Eon ,nn sSS r. Ss ns sa
TO-DAY (MONDAY). OCTOBER 81.
nv Pryan L. Kennedy. foreclosure sale, Forbes -
d%s:s ~ e Hs1ssos on
Acsdsmyst. corner Of vermyesavc 81 lots ,, Q"
ostonSye Cro.cn Park st NJ ~ ErosdS.y ,uSS es
1C.h.st g. I65 IT q sth.avc tat No 50 Lbeity'st'
TUESDAY. NOvEMBER1.
,so fS %,.s !ssd.s q 5sisS ls: sSsi0os
Sc sch "na Of 'sSy & 9s sHs % s"d
Inc No I2 West 1lth.st. 1914 II Of oth'a'e lA'
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ..
Foreclosure ~s: l lot :sa9oll d 1c s.'nSr
Dwelling, No Isl West 4etl.st. 8. 1915 It Of
7th.a,e lot. 20 saG9. and 3story dwelling 30 I,sD
Of aa ys ISs 2 ehsis
ana tciy 'H as T. No 80 md :so West
. 81 b"dnr. o' 60 H wams 81 CSC Of
Chambers>st tst No III broadway
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
Foreclosure sale lease Of lot l5xl0O6 and S.stcry
dwelling 10 $50 West 1 s.. 100 90 $50 = . ssS.
story Saans & 80, ,' ~ Pa oi Feat iosSs
acres Of land and dwelling. on Broadway Irvingon'
81 acres Of land road t, East IryinRton.
NEw.JERsEY PROPERTY.
Executors sale 90 plots Of land 50x2oO. Glenwood'
ave. 100 II G Of Springheld'avc Eat Orange.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

q. I. {. J. IT. K. EK Co., LstS.
Trains hAhc -.l-s. sLAlioi. New lViA, 8 fsl'
lows, aud Is inmates earlier from IT, Funk-.t, " H.
$3.50 A. NJ. Jxly tor NewOufSh. King ton, Albany
daily EAc. Sunday, west Of Coeynan's JI.
1UsUO A. VI. Daily for Albany, tea. Syracuse. toeies:
ter Buffalo. Niagara FAILS. Detroit Chicago; excsps
1855 4. VI. Daily, except sunday for Albany sns
400 r. M. Daily. except Sunday, for Albany.
S,iS =. N Daily for Albany, Montreal. idea, 6yIe'
euse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara tsns Toronto. D.
trot Chicago, st. Louis.
$50 r. N. Daily. except SUNDAY. for Newbursh. A.
Ter buialo Nissara fanb. Toronto Detroit Chicago.
HkSLSs RAW LOCALS. .4s. $40 =.
Nk.WHI ~ LOCALS. S::0. 'l0:l6 A. NJ Il 10. ~.
SieeianS cars !or iLIao. Niagara rsus Toronto.
Detroit Chicago, st. Louis. all through trains.
'DSiy. For tickets. Timetable lar!or aaa sleeping
i'm: ysy washington ST., 1Y6 futon.st. Annex once
as Gro.sMy lis f Soxer ii f't E. i W.
IS''A'" q :I Z. LSMBEKr General p.sscnse. Agent
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty St.. North River.

Trairs leave via
IEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
sis 4 W., 1880 r. W.. 49,
:CKANTON EXPHEss ENcEfT SUNDAY sic
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls, and the West.
o. ~ bondage 90 a. a., so y a.,
FOR L-,ton 10. rs =. IN. 1880 10. $40, SIN
80 sundays. w. ~. IL 10 - H.. 40, ~
y.
I"r bethlehem. Allentown and Msuch Chunk, 90.
6:t5 m. II 30 2lS except Mach chunk. S+3. 5:l
80 y. M. sundays. 100. is. II 90 a. III. 40 80
y.
For Pott,ytll-. SIS m. IL 80 at5 p. Sundays
IL u
fo, lialelton s:i5 a. 30 As. 80 p. m. Sun.
days. 10 IL % . m. 80 p. M
For points in ths Mahanoy cal region at s:l5 .. M.
]" 50 3HH p m Sn ,,,s ~ s,n,n ";
IL 10 3t5. 30 y. sundays. except Scranton. el5
For Elmrs. SIS .. M. 1880. $50 p. m. Sunday.
Al II
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE OCTOBER 81 Cs%-IMEn.
&ailroaos

pennsylvania
RAILROAD. 49,
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
ockSignals& Interlo Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot d
Desbroxses and Cortlandt Strects.
In Enec, OCTOBER 10Th. 1899.
THE FAST LINE.
0,O0A. M.-Puman Vestbuie Sleeping end Parlor Cars
Arrive: SIsvsl;ndo s:aS Saa$eu: $50 E E
ex Ssio sasuRday ''nn''' '' '''
amE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.Composcd exclusively Of Pullman vesubuls
and Observation. cars. prs.sasns Diaasl; Iepei::
' d hsas s. ''s Ps;sS "a q .sossy
S. L.ai. ;s n Sc % Chicago 'S H. and
1T. LOU. AND CINCINNATI Exl REss.
BOO ysssSuls ssepe Car: from Esw
eSa:n., e tsy ssa
Cincinnati 10 AS O. NJ. and st. Louis 10 p n. next
S'?S Esss:ysn. sss:ssls
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
go pSHts csssss y .ns
ssss:s H. liz: 4: ss::s: s.s,,
PACIFIC kXPKEsS.
seS .rs. sS1 s 81 g.:
Cle Gland 35 p M neat day and daiX It Chicago log
Tor q Cleveland and Columbus except saturday.
sUUiuWE,TERN ExPKLss.
xssons 70 Heh%sna. 4I5i!ss coIS%Su: ::ss r. =;
second s; %s 5;a, Richmond and D..
~'S Vile h4,.d siss T.@eSsR Sleeper Ss~oilsaa.
AshsylS s1S Kn1 *, mint, ., c.e..n.,.. and Ohio
.SS s;.y ,sSss 1slas with
Ts'i Ksv1 rHueS sHs sts'fb
io H. Al rain.o vssacaIs raiO' Cars 2s.sSul, p.
% ssssi Sss'h';s p p ''' D'"''s arriving
$40 =. NJ. Congressisna Limited" daily Pglln n.S
n.ss On eAe S. ssa is: ''''3 D'''
A1s. TO- .s:ss. tfs; IA - ~ "a
FL s'u&;'ss sa' g isS ~
For nu A'H s nd ts3s;s ssascss wit"
aS E;'s S; s : :"s r. e, P'ls.
PIX nd OCEAN ca Grow On
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
A1Y;s:s 70 sA b s o si V 90 msss
90 s:,a. :oO. &c. 20, 80. j 100. o co. 80
500 SsS,ni 90 and y rs nisnt MSs mmG a.
press. ciS. s:o 5? % &c L%issS and 10 q q mn M
y. M. and l2i5 night. Accommodation. 300 and
For Time. iabIe Of trains u local points the Penn.
y!.ans aro,i Sy;en aPpy q: ne 40, ,oGw ~ ,,,osS
xT A.tor lIcu,: .?d sna On AscCg; 49, Eas.
Avenue . I'd Drsbro.s," and Cortland Streets
Court Street. $40 Fulton street. ~ Broadway and
lroo yn Annps Safio~. foot OF Fulton eet Brooklyn
ioo HUDSON stret. Hoboken Station. Jersey City;
The York rrlnsicr VIII cell for and oheck
baggage from hnel. and residences through to Destination
CHAS. F.. Pt'GH. j. X WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Della ware. Lackawanua aud Western r. r.
Stations II New. York fsos Of Barclay aud Chrstsph
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vESTlBCLED TRAINS


Direct route 70 NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MONT
CLAIR THE ORANGES, Summit BernafdsvillS, Bssk.
S.snss Sse M;a; snsSSs
HOPATCONn. Hsckeustown, SCHOOLEY'S NOUN.
Mhts ykpasREEykEsfsss asss2s
ss:s. slHsHiHfoN S2F Eo5RS HNoRwfcH' ws:ss
sYsAcysE 6sWEee !FH1eA sf oMEso E SISSsfisss
points WEST, NoRT HWEsT AND SOUTHWEST.
DO A, NJ BUFFALO. HlCHFlELD SPRINGS sal
OsWEG0 EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cara. Connesl
81 Buffalo with tran for SAlCAuo' A;riv1ns vAS
III, <. M.~BISGHAMroN NAIL sop. ct prreipa,
loo z. M.-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
AiS &. and PLYx
,.So +. NJ. (daiiy,.-BUfFALO LIMITED ExPRESA
ssoo r. n. dsflyl:.. BGfRxLO kCAJIxlD sPRIsoa
Tick ELS I end pHLEMAN AccoIMobxffoxs .. 70
Mslay' end - DHi~%y sSsss at KITTY ;1ss.
ave. Nsw.York; yss washineton.st. ;.e Eultenst -
eesm,ssn g ~ static"s COMMENCEMENT 49,.
eAsek baggage from hotel or sesdencs to destination.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Chiner Henry. IN Werner. u s.dst. OF
Ist ave-. war
Church. William IN \ Clark, n = S1th.sf. " OF
Wrst End eve. years .,:.............
asi~el. Nrll. to a." Equitable Life Assurance
society u 11Su-sL ~ 1th-aNr. ) y"'rs
Isoacs. Josenh To Hriser n '8tnst cot
Ktaiy Patrick j. a. " Nrwmsn. IT al, lots
ii N 10. nap Of J KAY. c4th Wari. year
Mr'tuckin. Mary r. " II Mr''urkin. corner
LrnoN.iyc md Ii3;h-st d'mand 800. ...-..
Mullr Cienrns.' to N-wYo'k savings Bank,
Iiith.st . Of od-a>". ! year ----. -.--.- .....
Hc,"r va.esAa. a. II J Rur'h II. n = corner Brad
hur>to," and lt,h-st. | year .....-.
MeAk.n. Henry, to \ >rhula. n - corner lst ave
snd 6Sd.st years ..... ....-..-.. ......-.
Mo,.. William j. la tG'.at'. u 43d.-t. Of
sth-a,c yonrs ..- ....-. ...... -. .........
Snpn. MINT J. ~ = Gusfrld. lot IS. map Of
ReleNu" lots. = y'ars.. .... ......... ...
Tho Germ an Anrri" an School S'r.cty ~ the 18th
Ward. tO y W Died H. .j.sl.-t. W OF "d.s,e
years >...... ..........
Tolck David ". To II " N.h:',r Caud"cl
sN". II NJ lGlst..t. y'or .--.- ......
Wor. f-aIr tn J. .Nr,hams. 33dst n
JdaNc. instalncnt'
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

Toms K.or. Bsrnesat Park and bancsas. $50
8 rs A. NJ as. 20 r. NJ. -
For Atlantic City. Vineiand and Drd:eton 80 A. NJ
As =. NJ.
For Monmouth Reach, Scabright. and HiChlsnd Beach
$50. Sl6. II 80 A. NJ. 40, 40. 40 4 20 L. NJ
SUNDAYS, . 90 \. NJ. 200 l.. NJ.
Ts.t and p.r'o, seats can be procured At ~
~ Canal a. SSS COLUMBUS Az and $
Fulton St. Rrooklvn. and y Broadway. Williamsburg.
Wrstrott Exlrcss Co will call for and check baggage
from hot rn~ dence IN destination.
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Citp propertp Go Eet
@otels.


The broadway Central Hotel. NEW.
YORK WHICH HAS UNDERGONE THOROUGH
REBUILDING. Is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
THIS is ALTOGETHER THE LARGEST HOTEL
PROPERTY ~ NETWORK. AND WITH THE PRES.
ENT IMPROVEMENTS. WILL HAVE vALUA.
TON OF NEARLY TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
AND ACCOMMODATE OVER ONE THOUSAND PER.
SONS.
MR. HAYNES. THE NEW LESSEE. rs MAKIHG IT
GREAT POPULAR HOUSE FOR FAMILIES AND
BUSINESS MEN At POPLAR RATES, FOR WHICH
THE LOCATION Is ADMIRABLY ADAPTED; THE
NEW CABLE CARS on BROADWAY REACH EVERY
FASHIONABLE STORE. THEATRE AND ArTRAC.
TON or THE CITY. AND TRANSFER wIru ALL
CROSS TOWN LINES. REACHING EVERY STATION,
DOCK AND FERRY IN TOWN
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NETWORK /
CENTRAL
T. hlln3nN AMEN =


INFECT 1--WE TO KiAeARA FILLS
si!S 4: =; -. ::s: e: : e:; !: :.:c
SYRACUSE RxPREsS. ~
7so D; .ss.S s ssssss1' q: ss ::s
o.o. Snrxs STAT. EXPRESS.
~ . w' s s. :s ssn S k'::.:. .
1ss'. F.;s g: =. e ;s:!s' 80 IS So saS
s: $40 a., S:s;!, e. e sSss S =
XEw YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. M'-Daiy. due Chicago Gas = =. se., a.,
DAY EXPRESS.
no: run vet 2! G:y'1cs :;s 1:s
1s5 Ls.i: as e.: 3 c'a g. n s1i Il a.;
WURLUs FAIR SPECIAL.
1.S5 P. M.-Daly, due Chicago . 90 p =. mn. A.,
x Asay TROY ~. AND sARAroGA SPECIAL.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
4:30 80 m'1 g Z a. due Detroit s'ss =: -
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
GOO r. ;.Da,y. due Chicago 300 .. m; r. 1sus
NORTHERN EXPRESS
S2S SDS az fS:s'! s:s: =: t ss:
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7.3(1 r: M.-Day. due Buffalo Z 80 o. m. Mann
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS EXPRESS
7,30 r. M.-Daily, Fulton Chain :0O Chtldwol1
0::S. upper Take Junction -, SaransS
Inn 7Il. Seranac Lake so, Paul Smiths 80 -
Lake 8 100. Malone so q. m.
CINCINNATI AND st. Louis ExPRRsA.
S.(1C \. M. Daily, due Cincinnati : 90 .. L.; h.
danapolis 0 so p. m st. Louis 90 & u
LIMITED FAST MAIL. =
500 H. % ~: sp e; Ssy
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPREea.
Ds1S r. M.-Deiy, for Buffalo, Detroit and Chioasa
Wv tisyt0n and Cape Vincent Q.ooo IsAndO. 4
PIrTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS AND TIE
BkNkSnlRE HILLS Via Harlem Divtsisul
1no us'ns VIA through DrewnRSoem cars 70 Ptssoe1l
= :0l .. NJ, due tt01eid rs North Adams 30 D. ~
$50 60 D. ., O.: Eu.asd ~. NsrtA Adams s:lo Q. =
ca, sp ne iess :ins ackss a.d space n sS
and issA:.t s.a!!ca Nev.Yofk; sss wsshnssoo:s, II
sWton 81 and ~ Broadway, T. d. Brooklyn.
DAILY. except Sunzay. C1el trains run daily.
Above trains. except those leaving at 30 0:1o =.
:50: 30 O. 40 y. m. stop at 1ssth.st. station. -
Westco0 Epress calls tor end checks baeeAeo IN
Aetes ana reossenees through to destination.
JOHN m. TOUCEY. 0COR0E H. DANIEH2
General Manager 0sners: Passenger Ac0A
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TKANSFEfo-N' l.
IIlm.s, n r. 90 n Of 2dave, e5x10o H.; Ed.
ward Schcll. referee, tO Clemens Muller...
1O5th-st. u =. 100 It OF ColunbusANe 26X
IOO1l; Charles Runk. referee, to CASSIDY
wa hin Ma to,.,,. 40. 60 .. o2xs3 Ann W
CathcII to GEORGE II Schneider. ........:..";...
Istayc, n q corner 03dst. 25.jNsl Christopher
schultz and wife To Henry Mrnken: .....";:
Kingsbr. drr Road. W =. adjoining land OF +. u
Wood, 243 r. VI ~ Ann-st AS n TO unnenfd
rod oS,3>+;3: Louis Gsud TO Enoch ,
1loth.st n :. 5a.0 II e Of Madison.aye, .254x
IOOiO. No. So Fast; iotlieb Sisbed aud
63d-.t, :. lo5 II " OF Ilth:ave. 23xSSe; james
u Crosby t. Thomas Miller.
Same property; James Mier. individual. ard
executor Cers0n MIll.r. 70 same ......:.:.,.
l30th.st II r. 1915 II W Of 7tn.ave, 17A9?.ll:
David II King. jr. and wife N Nellie GriesH
Washing on.st, corner Bethunc. I, o.
Thomss s williams and wife TO Archibald
esd.m. n $. o2os It Of ,davo 50. IoxlOo.s;
Ellen Abrahnms and wife to Isaac Wolf. ::"..
eod.st, n 5. 2jS r. Of t-a,c. 25xl022; Fred.
.rick Dietl 10 Henry Chpicr .......,:..:.:.
43d.>t =. 1876 (: W Of IIta-avo. 25Nlc0ll;
Thomss Miller and wife to John Duer :........
1S2d.st 4, rs n w Of ith.ave. 20N9S. II Peter
Olney referce 10 Trustees OF the Astor
Noifolk.st IS. lis n n Of Riyineton- :. 26xioo;
IsaC woln and wfo TO Ellen Abrahams..
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND wEsTFRNRAiL"As

S1v \. u. ti5 iunuts. earlier from the fcse q tsS
,nS TO- MidalssSSa HISS%afSuiifSS:r sy t' nuSs
N.af Hancock CarbOuds,s ses4nssc. oSs1s osysS
osUS eeis t.S%I HS!h'h s Msseas ssS w.:
S@a E!isayIIls fiaii.ssrSs. Ruilsyvls Liberty. ~.
Ne y H. NMSss~n, wills y:l,:Ou,e ,s,! al'sSy
sCs{ ~ Wet ryllmaa slsspsss; sse'm'ns'es's
t.,S :" Oh. .sssins daily .vesr. sunday. -;
rjfnan anwtns.esm seah a9d assvhs-e "
' 1 sse :: !. Z. = Sis..v~... xsHssA
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Sem publiraricns.

How uest It nationally and successfully. Pamphlet
eaton mailed for two stamps. Address DR.. WILLIAM
SON. New. London. Conn
Elehtecl,h Ediiion, rost pGd, for CSC, OF stamps.
m HE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls OFF !;
j Turns Grey and the Remedy. Ty Prof. HARLEY
PARKER. A. NJ. LONG l. CO.. 1.O13 Archst, Phi!s, Pa
EVERY should read this little BOOB "-Athenr cum
70C.-Fielding's "T0m Jones" Smolatt's
~ .Peregrne Pickle" 10000 g Year" "phy,
clans Diary" "oid London Bridge Frank Fss vie
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Fam 6ebools.

NETWORK LAW SCHOOL
~ 10 Broadway n. Y. City.
$50 etudents enrolled PosI-era course now
GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Trains leave station foot Liberty ST..
wAsHIN(;TON J.MoCK fLfEk DAIlf, 1l,3o
'fiiILADELPHIA FAST LINE. EXCEPT sun.
HstcItNr6N EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY. s.As
A. NJ, @i3o r. VI.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Phiiad lphia Express. co. 7:t5. 100. 10 ~ II 30
vita pSiny Car. NJ 80 si' TO- y, with D nssh,
SUNDAY =. 8 w. 10 10 II 80. with Dining Car: A: NJ.
80 $3.50. with Dining Car 90. 600 T. NJ. l.:lS
Baltimore and Washington EApnss daily at 90. u 80
with Dining Tar. \. NJ, 30. ) 81, DlnnS Gar. Nv
Addtonai train week days for Baltimore at 100 r. NJ.
Iarior Cars Day Train.: SI'~lris on Night Trains
For sssng oS rs l 81 is Nh nrnt &C., elcs sS
20 FOR harrisburg al 90 7t3 s:.o A. NJ. 90. 30.
susa,y. o9 30 ~ H. CisA SSF;s 30 S'f' a lFhS
"'sFF. For rotuv!, at t;oo 80 81; a: a.: 90 40
d. 40 A. ~ 90. 30. 200 y. NJ. IL rs night
Fer Sunbury. Iw,burgi and wilam.por At 90 7:45
s:tS A. ii. 90. 30 80 r. NJ; II - night eherP!
Saturday night Sundays rs A. NJ. 100 +. NJ. !: rs
n''q rof fA..e, Bhlncm Alcntcwn Mauch Chunk
to 'HintcSa i. NJ. Sundays. 40. Tbs A. NJ. l 90
Tor wK'' s, a,l ri' 20 aSd SIran0o S"' A. N"
Fer iIsh n,idsr Or m5a%r1 o;oo sa' A. NJ oo' +So
S r S%i'a frnboy at 30 $50 SIS II 80 A. NJ
81 90 40. IS, o:i'. 80 p. N. Sundays. 100
A. Fo, Ationur Hiahlands 40 sI5. II 30 A. NJ. 80
$50 S :3S. e:i5 +. NJ. Sundays. 900 A. NJ. 400
w.. r!c,h,n 4:so. s:S. II 30 A. NJ. $780, 'so.
For BANK Long Branch and r",n,' south e Point
ais r NJ SUNDAYS. eycent Ocean Grove and Asbury
PARK o 90 A. NJ, 4 100 r. NJ.
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AN OPPORTUNITY !

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number of our patrons,
we have concluded to
offer the services of our
artist, Mr.. w. Y. ltow,
as a practical instructor
in Oil Painting and Wa
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i'm the matter Of handling
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adopted by instructors.
For further particulars
enquire at
KING BROS,
Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-25

81 have just recovered from sec
ond attack of the grip this year."
says Mr.. Jas. o. Jones, publisher of
the Leader, Mexia, Texas. SIN the
latter case l used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, and think with
considerable success, only being in
bed a little over two days, against
ten days for the first attack. The
second attack am satisfied would
have been equally as bad as the first
but for the use of this remedy, as /
had to go TO bed in about six hours
after being struck with it, while in
the first case | was able to attend to
business about two days before get
ting down. 90 cent bottles for
sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., Agents.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-25

Picture Frames made to
order from latest styles of
mOuldings. RenOyatiOn of
old pictures IA specially at
King Bros, Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-25
Island Shells and CuriOS !!

M HOLESALE and retail, cheap for
w cash, at l0l Fort street, between
Ehlers' dry goods store and Frank
Gertz's shoe store.
1853 II I. TANNAIT.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-25
A NEW STORE.
-

HAVING sold out my half interest in
IL the businr of ii. II. Williams q
Co., | will (attrr short visit to the
States) open New Store with IA selected
stock of the latest styles of Furniture
and Upholstery. Also, full line of
undertaker's Supplies, and will be pre-
pared to do Embalming in thorough
and satisfactory manner.
37I lw ii. III. WILLIAMS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-25
CORPORATION NOTICE.

A Il a meeting of the subscribers to
~ the stock of the Hawaiian Pork
Packing Co, Uimited), held on the
10th day of March, 1892, it was voted to
accept its Charter of Incorporation and
the following officers We're elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
+. Z. WinstOn... ...... President,
w. McCandless. -. Vice President,
j. Ena.. Secretary q Treasurer,
Il. f. POrter.... .......... Auditor.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
e. @. Winston, w. McCandless. f. +.
Porter, j. Burke. w. y. Godfrey and j.
Ena. all of Honolulu.
NO stakeholder shall individually be
liable for the debts of the Company, be-
yond what may be due upon the share
or shares issued to him."
j. ENA,
Secretary.
Honolulu, March 10, 1892. $40 2w
The free press., 1892-10-06
SPEAK NO ILL +!

Nay, sp ak no i'll a kindly word
Can never leave a sting behind
And oh to breathea tale we've heard
Is far beneath a noble mind.
Be SIRE that better seed is sown
By choosing this, the kinder plan;
For if but little good be known,
Sill let us speak the best we can.
Give us the heart that fain would
That would another's faults efface;
Row can it please e'en human pride
TO prove humanity but bose?
No, let us reach a brighter mood
A n0bler sentiment of man
Be earnest in the search of good,
And speak of all the best we can.
Then speak no i'll but lenient be
TO others failings as your owu;
If you the first fault to see
Be not the first to make it known.
For life is but a passing day;
No lip can tell how BRET the span;
Then, oh the little time we stay
Let sspeak of all the best we can.
Humanitarian.
The free press., 1892-10-06

Editor J. X, Almon, Of the D"-
rant Democrat, killed j. V. lIa'nii-
ron son Of State Senator j. "
Hamilton, n d difficulty that oc-
cnrred in the Office of the former,
one day last week. Alnon put
Hamilton out of his office for using
offensive language in the presence
of ladies. whereupon the la ter re-
tnrned and struck the former IN the
fac. with brick. Almon then
grabbed a small opeu knife from a
table and stabbed Hamilton in the
region of the heart.
Liberalization is not dead, and
will recover. lie was crazed bS
drink. and all agree that Alm0u
conld not have done otherwise than
defepd himself. The gentlemen had
heretofore been the best of friends,
and the difficulty between them has
been amlcab'y settled and the
whole matter droppr'.
The free press., 1892-10-06
MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL HISS
TORY.

To the School Authorities of Mississippi:
The undersigned announces to
the school authorities in the yarl-
ous counties; That our History of
Mississippi. for schools, public as
we'll as private, will be distributed
by the publishers on the first DAY
of October. The book will be pub
lished by the University Publish-
ing Company. Of New York, and
will be gotten up in the most ele.
giant style 1t will be the mos, co H.
plete School History ever publish~
ed for Mississippi, for accuracy Of
details and fullness Of information
1t has several maps showing the
Territory of Mississippi as original,
ly laid out, aud the State at various
periods oftme.
1t is profusely illustrated, with
an engraving of the Stare Capitol,
view of Jefferson College, the
State University the agricultural
aud Mechanical College, and the
girls Industrial College at Columbus.
1t has the portrait of ernando
DeSoto, the discoyerer of the ms
perlal river, and a portrait of La =
Sale the earliest navigator Of the
Father of Waters from the mou h
Of the Illinois to the passes of the
great river into the Cult of Mexico.
In addition TO the foregoing.
views will be presented of Forts
Maurepas at Biloxi, Rosalie at
Natchez, and Nogales at the Wal-
nut Hills, now the site of Vicks-
burg, the latter being a Spanish
Fort, built after the Spaniards
wrested the country from England.
In addition to these illustrations
the book will contain portraits of
only two territorial governors, Clai~
born and Holmes; the portraits of
Governors Sargent aud Williams
we could not Obtain. The pictures
OF all the governors of tie State,
with the exception of Governors
Walter Leake, Abram NJ. Scott
Hiram g. Runuels, Chas. Lynch,
and Alex. G. McNutt, which we
were unable TO obtain.