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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-10
Indian Students win e,,.n,.,..,

CIARLIsLE, Ist Pa, Feb 1o.-captain R
yaa,.. T.. aFratt. superintendent of the indian
anu a4hhaesttlal school hers, announces that
AZ ,s eniLtsehth t.s9 anniversary of the insti-
sutton will be celebrated on Wadnasdo,,
Geo. "a. This ia the fourth GRADUATE,
olass. The inspection of industries and
schools will be in the morning and com.
1Asacement exercises in the afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-10
In the Ihroes Of an Election.

San FRANCISCO. Feb. l0.-The steamer
Australia. which arrived from Honolulu
yesterday afternoon, reports that whel
she left the nation was in the throes OF
an election. The Wilcox faction vented
a congress OF mobiles who would favor u
republican form of government, while
the other side wanted continuance OF
the manarehial form. All passengers
by the Australia were of the opinion
that the latter side would win.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-10
Brutaliy Beaten az !. Ban.

READING, Pa, Feb. 10.-A young man
named Englefart, who attended fair
in Excelsior hall, was assaulted and ter
ribly beaten by half dozen men shortly
before midnight. He was kicked and
beaten into insensibility, in which con-
d1t1on he was removed to his home,
where he is lying in a critical condition.
Warrants have been sworn out for the
arrest Of his assailants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


PatLApElraIA, Feb. a.-The storl: market
was very active throughout The day. The
pr9kefs 8ete overwhelmed with orders. nnd
the selfie II Tie eSellapre suggested an Old
fashioned bull market. Tie Hlost 4tctiee stocks
were the eaal stocks. the trstnsaeti1as IN Eeud-
ing, lehi4a Valley aad Ishifsit Navigation be-
ileEneau,lly heavy. Reading advanced this
morning and declined during tile, afternoon,
and The preference income bouds were actiye
and strong.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-10
A Thicvine postmastor,s so.,...

,.IE UstInastef'e SenierDe.
q. MILwAUKEE, Feb. 10.--In the unitad
States court Ambrose M. Otis. ex.nnst1
ma master at Coleman, Marinenette comfy s
VINO, VINO was found guilty of robbing reris''
1erea Ia letters, WAS sentenced by Ju5Se
sta Senklns to five years Imprisonment +,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-10
SOLONS AT TRENTON.
Judge Werts' Friends Worried
Over His Appointment.
SAID TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Interesting New Measures Proposed.
The Bill to Teach Temperance in
the Schools and the RilI Reducing
Aldcrmanic Representation in Ger
tain Cities Pass the Assembly.
TRENTON, Feb. 10.-Judge Werts was
given dinner by his former colleagues
in the senate, and plenty of praise was
bestowed upon the successor of the late
Judge Knapp. There is no question a.
to Werts' ability and fitness for tht
place, but it is claimed he was unques.
tlonably appointed by unconstitutional.
means, and the legality of his office is
almost sure to be questioned very soon
A correspondent interviewed number
OF Democratic lawyers and without an
exception they all admitted that tbs
constitution was violated and that il
was not at all unlikely that Werts' right
to his position would be brought befol,
the higher courts by some lawyer in tht
near future who might lose a case il
the Hudson circuit. The constitution
forbids the legislature increasing or de
creasing the salaries of state officials ol
members of the Judiciary during the
term OF such officials, and it also forbids
senator accepting any office the emolu-
.iSl4H, Vi WHICH lie 'Ottu 10 increase uuf-
ing his term.
Clearly Unconstitutional.
To get around the latter difficulty,
Werts having voted to increase Judge
knapp's salary the bill giving such IN
crease was repealed. Then Werts re-
signed as senator and was made Knapp's
successor, but the leaders neglected to
notice that III repeating the law they de-
creased the salary, not only of the Hud-
son Judge, but also of the chief Justice
and Judge Depue, of Newark. This
was clearly unconstitutional, and conse-
quently the repeater is void. The re
pealer being void, the appointment of
WertS to the bench was illegal and un-
constitutional, and lie has no right to sit.
The predicalnent is recognized by the
governor and all the Democratic leaders
anu tile lawyers in the senate, but they
do not know how to get out of it. Gov
einor Albeit is understood as fayoring
taking chances. The friends of Judge
NertZ are considerably worried over the
complication.
There is a big fight ahead over the
race course and pool selling bills intro.
auced IN the house by AssemblymunI
Parker. Gutenberg has Joined hand.
with Gloucester and Monmouth Park.
Denny Mclaughlin, the chief proprietor
OF Gutenberg, is satisfied. He got
clause III the racing bill which allows
the board of freeholders to authorize
racing all the year. He hopes to have
the Hudson board make the limit 3B6
days In the year. Then there can be
money made on Sundays and all days, a
difference of S5U, ,o0o to the owners.
New Measures Proposed.
Some interesting bills have just been
introduced. Senator Barrett wants the
open season for quail, pheasants and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-10

'tv council passed an ordi-
hhe Chicago ~ ion to build wig
,,ea.. granting perrs.s--, -hich the ma.
maace the lake front, In r,-- -
I'm, ssn N n aocratic convention vi De nvs.--
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-10

II had stroke OF Paralysis. The suffering.
/ endured was unbearable, my speech was
impaired. my mouth drawn TO one side. and
the pains in my head were maddening used
DIR. Greene's Nervura. and before had used
bottle felt n marked Improvements and
now feel myself again.
PAULINE ROE,
SOS Seventh ave-. New York City,"
1T had a stroke of Paralysis, My whole
right side was almost useless. l got SO very
weak and numb could hardly stand on my
feet at times could not raise my foot from
the floor. Then | saw advertisements in
the papers OF Dr. Greene's Nervura. / sent
for bottle and before had taken half of 1t
was certain 1t was helping me. Have taken
five bottles and can truly say that the good
wonderful medicine, DIR. Greene's Nervura,
has cured me and owe my lifet to it.
Mrs. JAMES j. GUERNSEY;
41 Myrtle ave, Albany. N. Y"
gE-nr. Greone. tho successful spec
ialist In curing all forms OF ner-
yous and chronic diseases. No. 35 w. Idth
Street. New York, can be consulted .Jree,
personally or by letter. Call or write to him
about the case. or send for symptom
blank to I'LL out. and letter fully ex-
planning your disease. giving advice
etc. will be returned free. flo
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THE PETROLEUM MdRhEI.

The price Of crude oil was again lower at the Con
sodnicd Exchange yesterday The dealings In option,
amounted to 5000 barrels. but after early sales ot
% 5e0 81 j-s cents the close was unchanged nj ~
cents The Dunk OF the business done al the lower
hgur',. Ihtrr was no particular news, the bearish
FEELING resting simply upon the steady Increase I'm Penn
sla's competition. - ~
Kehned OIL was unchanged at GAO cents in barrels
tbhlk "'~ ohtsJ ana 10 cents I'm cases. Foreign
quotations Antwerp IA IL francs: Brcmpn
t33 marks; London, l-4a5 SO pence
OH Markets.
OH Clty Penn, March llNat!onal Tran-t certificates
9g.nd ~ 49, Highest o7sc lowest, 56'2c; cIosci al
J1c aalcr. 50 OiN bbls cl, annc, "a ts0 mi. III
ments, $500 bbs runs 81 1856 bills ' snip
-, fltt-buts, Penn March 17.-PctroleuTn-N ational
J1isc lowest. J,,a- - ~ ''s"'H"
Br'dfpri, Pam. March lI.-Nstional Transit GER
tircatcs opened jGAe closed az 5Gr hgb"st ,1n
lowest, j,'.c. cl.Irinc.s 3.o.uOO. '7''' Nv
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. March Il. p. m.-Cotton-The saIes ~
the day include DIOO bales American Futur,s rIosei
firm at the advance. American MddIna. low mid
ding clause, March delivery, 3 34-G40J ib0id
and May delivery, - Odd, sellers Nav and hne re
livery, 5SG4d., value, Jane and July dclIver
a Gid. buyers, July mud August deverv 41U4d
buyers August and = ptember delivery a 476Io'
4s-G4d.: september delivery. 3 5O64d3 II aId
september and october delivery, 3 5O-G4o3 5I-64d
',avcston March l1.-Iotton nominal; middlnq
q jlGc., low mitdlng. 34c.; good ornarS
exports. coastwise, 1912 bales stock, 5O27O BALE
Norfolk, March l7.-Cotton steady mddllnR q q &c
wise. 1919 bales sales. 27l bales stock ~ O45 bales
savannah, Mdioh l,.-Coton quiet: niddIny
l4c.. low middnng 3+c.: good ordinary \ a. sc
net and gross receipts. Lac bales cxpor s. coaswisc
1908 bales sales. 3.3 bnles stock, 57,768 bales
New ORLEANS, March 11.-COttOn quiet and steady !.
midding. q 14c Iow-mddlng, 5sc. good ord nary
l-sc net receipts, G.GGs bales gross, G073 bales
bales; stock, Al, $50 bales.
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KEcoRpEp MORrGAGEs.

Alien, canaJng a. tAS .gig .5 Industrial
AIfenITsa I4Hsra b 70 Eiits A a "ss c'ri'
Becker. Henry and sp9 70 Anna Becker, ioh''s'
| nrrhSr THoinas W To- Albert Flakc. C1iremont
tTrsn5er. Bib ~ t. ii. y Hitchcock. lot 49, map
g%%Sa oPRe2 T. az? g5 S s5 re Dry Dock Savings
sane Carrie Foster. ftt-s'" 2't't year
TeIey Martin 4; y Johanna k'o'ie Madi'O'-a'e'
Dpp:l Berlin N, aao, to DO MatuA LIE In
suran's Co. y. 5 nh-'t' W 1T Avenue year
Eni. Henry Josa 3. sTEon' H. and A'o '""v''
Gii Ia. lilonac Il al to James Flanagan soh''t
ms~r meary, i. 70 ga. Simpson and an' sd-''''
ilegk, John H. 70 s9lsis Vord'rNr''r' OF i"d'''
Ian,, I.t.iS j to Iohn i.cl & Son 1896
iinnGciit Pptfo o. T.eifo Aeri. Of o9th-'s Of
Kaair5riu' Nathan, ana viie samuo. Kenpner :
Of il3tn-st " Of lstave months = 900. -
Kii,hstcin, Simon. Morris Land GO, Of Broad"ay
khoS carrie 4 T. to ma. war and Trust 90. : o.
llc.io e i a; aGn ,s H Of Gou,erncu.,
Of Molfl-.avc, q year., EloO0 - $500, 900
L o, 5a 5t :" i.a, 70 'S yp1r g, '
N2tne''en frani ., ara az , % ,.of. 200
Moit!mcr john : 70 Matilda wen ana ano. OF ddI.
st. Mo. 81 9 Dor, and aac Marlin Simon Of aiaye.
Mcica jam, b., to Jonas Wei and On0' 2dave c
''' oKi'i%am. Mary g. to John simpson IT, and
J..
Camhr.Ilnr . 4 PclhRu-,N', 8 t'nr-, - wv.
Reid 6,orgc. t. Alexander walker ana anO, ol
lOI,f Il VS. of Wet IrdnNc. year. s3O'o'.
Rack Katharna. 10 r \ CCrder. Of Amsterdam
ave-, Of siih-st. year. -i,oeu
Rnado I.0oc. 10 Emil Gable ct al " Of Clintonst
of d,raud--t. , years, $4,000
Sceal. Hachran. to frchl Weintraub, 81 Pltt-st.
n " D-lsnccy--t yrar., z? so .
Schnure. rrancE J. 10 Smpkins Rndhursta'e'
ii g. cor II lfGti--t. = ycerS ~ COO.
SlcIr llanci. j. 10 VI 'ontn, n of lodh-st W OF
An~crdaui.aNc. 3 years. 81 600
In.l,v. tIthafinc II IL. to Chas w Alcor and ano,
n ~ Cpllrerdyc. Of l3@th->t ln.alu"niS rl4opn
Thomson Francis j {. and wife b. Morri, Seinha 1t.
Cth-nyc IS coz ~ 13itl-st . months. $500
Thomson. Fauc.- ! c. and wife. 20 Furer.' Loan and
Trust AomIany, Gtl-aVc, corner l3ith--t 3 years,
$50 900.
Iugcr Bertha ~ g i king,and and another, trustees
n llt-t IS ~ shave. years. 400.
Urban. Charlie. % Andre" Il Robinson NO ~ Mott
Van Bcn-choton G. 10 Victoria Raymond G9th-st
O' 1Oth-,ve. , years, - 800
WcI,toln Asher. u John simpson and another s.
3jth--t. Of dave. year,, sZfCo
simon. u John u simpson, Jr, ana another,
@ gt,-aVe ~ 26tii--t. . years, slt''to
W,li l:achcl Titlc Cua ant"c and Trust Company,
: lal-t--t. OF Parh-Asc. year, -,rlco.
Williams. Thomas & % Gcurgc l. lIhdin trustee. n =
49tl-st, ~ 6th-aSe. 3 years, $1,000.
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Lehiqh Valley Railroad.

Q1e Phsa 4 Reading l.. r. Co-Lessee.)
PASS4.NI 4RAlNS NorLlaA3s aud Dco-
brosses sts. follows.
Z a. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
$40 IN. Lyons, Elnlra, Rochester, Bus.
fao and the West Potsyie and principal local points.
Chair Car Lyons and Pullman Car to Suspension Bridge.
o.. III. for Mauch Chunk and intermedlatr points
South Painncd AMI ell intermediate points.
u 80 D. for Emra and intermediate points ch&y
Wlkeebarre.
/ D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points,
nec ton o Reading and Harrisburg.
80 D. m for Bound Brook and all intermediate points.
40 D. for l.. and b. Junction and principal Inter.
mediate points. Chair Car 10 l.. and b. Junction.
so p. for PottsYllle and intermediate poiuts Chair
Car Pottsvile.
20 D. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg.
so D. III. for Pennington and all intern ediate points,
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Emra, Rochester, But
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and sus
pension Bridge
s:4o ., M connect for all points In Mahanoy and HaIe
ton coAl regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL for Mauch Chunk, szelton, Shenandoah
and intermediate points
bl5 p. IN. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate pon,s.
80 p. H. FOR Geneva, Lyons. Elmir Rochester But.
falo and The West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and SuS
pension Brldge.
'iensra Eastern Onlce 2S5 Broadway.
The New YORK transfer Co. will call for and cheek
eagssgC nom hotel or residence through TO destination
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Proposals..

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
~ THIRD DISTRICT AT TQMPKINsyIi Ny.
mtl y o'clock m on iIidsy me s'4 Gay {" ApH -
year ending June 30, 1883 Fom- Of proposal and printed
pecicaons giving ir psgaI a. 90, 20 mg me M t Of
delivery and payment can be obtained at THIS Office The
Gu.rc Inc diyeiy at any tine during te n.a gear Of
greater quantity not to cxcod onc-titJ Of any item
mentioned in t9@ SPECIFICATIONS ci!n'" 10 MS ~
approved untll tie sundry O,n bin making approPra-
seL 49, ~ Ga %si e. ' % nj Ss' aec,o D
OFFICE or LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR,
~ THIRD DISTRICT. At TQMrK1NsYILLE, Ny.
untl IL o'clock m on FRIDAY, 18Th dag APRIL 1892,
for monsn"f all te 'uo}s now MAJ IN raTtpGsst
FMS FMS N'f Cone" , Fs !:aqa Iss I a. u Sfy
I@St y: y. I1cEavay Inlet West ClannrD. s. j.;
Hudson River y y and LAKE c1amIa,a and mel, mel,
CAY Of July next Forms Of proposal and printed spcc:-
Ing 70 hi, oniee Tn rret rs,er!'d to re Sa2 Or
approycd untl lhe Sundr civ Dl, making ,ppr Ration,
FOR ihf mex nica yr has SGGs sw W. D.
OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR.
~ THIRD DISTRICT At TQMrKINsyILLE, Ny.
Mareh ~ S=urroro1iS wiiI be 'ecsiyed al Ms 9lice
for provision, for vessels and light stations in III. district
Isrti"las as 70 the artic. rcqur,d and M trim. Of
delivery and payment. can be obtained at this once The
Gds, 70 any defect. lcddc ~ qaanlati,s
fsca ysr Of ertr quantity mot 70 excced bird
Of any mentioa,d IN tie Specifications clause
not Do approved until the Sundry Clvl bill, making appro
SchIEY 5arta" ' e. s s. Ie6hoS.c ' insoc c "
y ROpOSALS for Fresh Beef and Fresh Vegc-
Chief Ccnmis o. SubssUnce Governor Island y T.
March u 1892 Sealed proposals IN tlpcate subject 20
stac G viii G s C % III 2 Sok Sd
s 6ddss A Furnishing iss ana ana H a SSind
fresh beef and fresh vegetables requir by TIE Subsistence
tchS;icr WaG.9crth and Wood y Y for sae to
troops thcreat during the fiscal July
1902 sealed proposals. subject TO tc same conditions,
Ned at once OF the Acting Conmlsary Of Subsistence
for that particular post only b. opened by he a. ; at
post named Proposals for beef must be acoomlnc, Y
bus 81 zoo for Fort Harliton 50 900 FOR For ScbUvcr
1he vegetables TO be- in good wholesome condition be
b. Furnished. Proposals must h nrlo-r IN -ealcd
envelopes marked Proposals for Fresh and Veg.
be addressed uBfcfs gncd lhos De- and
opened the ene Of an a. C. $ 70 be addressed u,Y
by application to his oi,e O. % Tie once Of thc a. G. s.
q the pcsS above named The Government iVterjcs the
rs advertiser shall BE- construed Involve The
United safes In any obligation for pa '1nent In OF
appropriation granted s%x tS Ri cc Rdss2rs
IT o ENGINE MAKERS.-U. s. General Light
L House Depot. once o. 4. = Light House EnglLeer
'roposas Viii be recc.td At hi, once until Il oelok
Monday. the ?lst day Of March 1892 Tor fui.
nishins and placing balanced Compound Marine 200 h. D.
ddrs specially requcs ed q examine Oar.
D s Infer nao n Dor oD a on 10 ssa
Office. The right L. reserved 70 reject any or all bids
and TO Taye any se,ses 15 D. r HEAp Major of Engl
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. RIE LINES.

He0 SOLID TRAINS bEIM Et.N NEW.Y0RK AND
cHIGAa9 W. cH IA IKE q psS IL
l<s1a RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route to Ps.ssc Paterson. Tuxedo. Newburl
Mdi.etnwn Port Jer,Is Monticello White Lake. HoneS
dale scranton. Bnehan,on. Elmira Corning. Watkins
sq siH BUTao Niagara Fall. Toronto chsSga
Lake. Cleveland Cincinnati 81 Louis Chicsgo aLd az
follows and i've nlnues earlier from West 23t.,ii
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
Y.UU Lake. Parlor Car New.York TO Buffalo Sleepa
Horneilsvlle to Cincinnati Connect Port Jefyts u
union station, eNcep. Sunday. for Monticello.
VESTIBuLED LIMITED.
a M T. NJ Dally-Sod train for Chicago via Chalts1.
O.UU qua Lake with dining car 20 Chicago sieepGs
10 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
$50 aad Nj a6 ssisgi 'n'"''' h'A'''A'
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
~ oO T.. NJ. Daiiy-Solld train 70 Chicago via Niagara
O..5U Falls and GRIND Trunk Railway. Sleeper y
Buffalo Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
q on r. NJ Daily-vla Chautauqua Lake and Nisg.s
S3O Fails solid train Chicago. slespers to BusAs.
chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs.
w 80 p. m. I. 80 p M. 0 80 p: M p 2, 30
D. m. Sundsys-9 a. M, p. NJ $50 y. m. S 80 p n.
FOR NEWBURG.
w D. ID. sundays-9a a. m. 2 y. NJ. 9 80 D. IN.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AM 4AME-IABl-Es may be obtained from
ainS select iIss o, hotels sd boarding
LAKE Souvenir and SUMNER Excursions"
i iVl, 81 and g57 broadway, Chambers and Wesa
;sd;s Ferries 49, bf99SsS:
sts. Ho6oscn and Jersey CITY Station. Erie Tnnst4
Company calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
~ d. / ROBFKIs General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW.JERSEY.

CThe Port Rsodlng Il. X. Co.. Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT.. NORTH RIVER.
Time Table OF November 18th. 1891.
80 a. IA 3or ta,ton, Maueh Chunk, WuAesbsrrs
seran'on Rcsdlns ii1rri,eaIg A.a"go. rot',ss shs
NaucS Chunk, wnkcs6arre and scranton. ''''-'
90 a m H. for Ea:tca 't and MaGeh SHgnk On Sundays
d Sopk .ic Maf h"0 cpaH WEs.Oarr
nO4in sunOury WillinspOrt. Through coach to ~isms
| 90 ,: NJ. for Easton, Mauch Chunk. reading Harris
burg PStiylls sGsmosln SS9b4r I and Wlll5.msport
WIZ ES@y i Sad MSH nuns Ia"-qua Potts
sufs |tssca arr s'rahoa f,%saua fStssV ' shs
e ra.s% ~ ' tE1"4 Reading Harris
to 80 .mas sf a E &c. '%d o &G3"e m oo 80
e. SS 5$ Is g. So os 81 70 % g.
49, &c. 70 80 40 no. o5 80 p 5 M Co. Sn5as 80 S 49,
FSr bound Brook a; 80, 90 90, J;as, s4S 90.
10 oc G go 800 e % 30 Co., ,s go 2 oJ 49, s
$50 S az 70 go i i az T. 4 pies
co. 5Go 80 49, 90 10 90 80 49,
10 S. , IS "a s g. 90 49, SO s ss SSS
sS$ 'S sco sss cj 60 &c. 10 30
$ SS A Az 90 sAIsot' ssss.vs .,,lS
%G 'Pi$ e. Ssri e.; :s.!s: j $:;
Grove and Asbury Park. @ 90 a. m, ( 90 p. N.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 30. Sl5 M, 80, 3 40, 20 .. m. Paror
are run on trains leaving at 10 q. M 80 S:f6,
30 D. ~. No Sunday trains
For Toms River. B,rnegat Park and BaneGSe 80
S:l6 a. M, 30 a 20 ENprcSsl p. m. "
For Atlantic City Vinelsnd and Brdgstoa d 80
F. MSn%Sass HcscA osSS scaerIsAs at -:so. sn5.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL HLUE LINE
For philadelphia NJ 30, 40. 10 90. m
1:SO, zap 80, 90. 90, 90 80 p. m, II :i5
night. 81 NDAfS, 900 10 30. IL 30 a. M 80. 80.
For Baltimore and Wellington daily at :OO II 30 with
Dining Gar, a. M, i 80, $3.50 Dining Carr 90 y. M,
l. rs night. - ''
Trains leaving 81 40 q. 30 90 100 80 n
NJ lib night ekceE saturday night Sundays. II 80 T.
M. 80, 300 600 p NJ have connections Tor Reading
Harrisburg, Pottsyld sc.
For Sunbury and WiamspOrt via Philadelphia AZ
a m. 80. 80 p Il rs midnight except saturday
night; Sunday. q 90 p m.
Tickets and Paror be procured st Il 172
COL. Az. 9it, LAO, 1923 Broadway 1877 0thavo 50l
West l25thst, 1874 Fast l25th-st. New. Courtst
$50 Fulton.st:. Ss broadway. Brooklyn.
NewYork Tran,fer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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g UBURBAN REAL ESTATE EX-HANGE Qncorpo.
- istedl ~ Broadway.-Ths Nsw,Yofk office Of 80
leading agents OF suburban places
900 properties within hour the city fer sale and
70 rent. " " ~
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1eachfrs.

IT, HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 psses
illustrated The standard AUTHORITY Oh Atf Tn NAV
ing shooting horseback riding &c. &C.. N iuu CT per
copy Published by The Tribune. Ne"-NorK
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Nfm Unbllratlons.
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