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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
Tho Force Bill Foreshadowed.
Richmond DisDatch

In Wilmington, DEL, a day or two
ago, William b. Currender, q Demo-
cratic election officer, was arrested and
held to bail on the charge of nine
negroes that he had refused to register
them under the United States Election
law. should the Force bull become a
law such arrests will be numerous
enough to deter the Democrats from
attempting to secure their rights as
voters. Negro Federal supervisors ar
resting white State officers will be a
common spectacle. Be sure you do not
contribute your assistance to bring about
this condition of things. Third party men
and Alliance men will please take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
Special correspondenceOt Of Gazette and journal

West Chester Local News, yesterday week.
The will of the late Rachel Huey,
widow of Abram Huey, East Marlbor-
ough, was read yesterday. Deceased
bcqueaths $1,000 to the Huey family,
$500 to the "Old Centre" graveyard at
Centreville, Delaware, $500 to Long
wood Cemetery, and $4,000 to George
Matson of Utah. The farm is to be sold
and il and the residue of the estate is to
be divided between the children Of
George Matson of Utah and Wesley
Matson of East Marlborough.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
EMBEZZL ED 500, 900.
a Heavy Defaication Discovered II
Kansas City Bank--Three ARRESTS Ma


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 23.-At a late
hour last night another sensational en-
bezzlement case was made public. Three
persons are under arrest. The amount
said to have been taken is about 100000,
and the institution affected is the Ameri-
can National Bank of this city.
Last winter an investigation of the
banks books, made so quietly that no one
suspected it, showed that some one had
been making changes in figures. Two ar
rests were subsequently made here, on the
receipt of information of the arrest i'll
Chicago Of the third party to the transac'
ton.
In this city Deputy United States Mar.
shal Sidell arrested Joseph 4. Mack, book
keeper, and Frank w. Black, collector.
The man arrested in Chicago is NJ. Q.
Curtis, formerly assistant cashier.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

For tine purpose of obtaining addi,
tional room st. Johns Commandery, X.
T., has secured the room in Masonic
Temple formerly used as a banquet
room and is having it fitted up as an
armory. An iron stairway is being
built from the committee room adjnin-
ing the reading room, TO the room for-
merly occupied by A. S. Webster, which
will DO used as q banquet room.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
DEMOCRATS SUSTAINED.
The New York Legislative Apportionment
Declared Constitutional.

SARATOGA, Sept. 22.-The general term of
the third department of the supreme court
this morning handed down decision in
The legislative apportionment case of
George c. Carter of Utica, against Frank
Rice, secretary of state.
The motion and application for man
damus and injunction were denied and the
apportonment by the extIa session was
declared constitutional. The opinion was
by Mayham. T. j., and Justice Herrick.
Justice Putnam expressed no opinion, not
having had time to examine into the
case,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
Neil. Evans Nuptials.

Robert 5. Neil, Jr., and Miss Jennie
Evans were married Thursday at the
home of the groom, No. 106 West
Twelfth street, the Rev. A. N. Keigwin
officiating. G. Herbert Pierce was best
man and Miss Katie Neil bridesmaid.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
went to New York to pass their honey
moon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
Politics in INDIAN territory.

PARIS, TEXAS, Sept. 23.-An important
meeting was held at Antlers, ], r., by the
supporters of j. B Jackson, National can
didate for governor of the Choctaw Nation.
The meeting considered a proposition to
settle the differences between the two par
ties in an amicable way which will tend
to prevent further bloodshed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

The Epworth League convention held
at Chestertown, yesterday week, was
well attended. The reports of the local
chapters were very encouraging Cen
terville was the largest, having nearly
200 members. Miss Mary h. Thompson
read paper on the league. Rev, V. 5.
Collins spoke on the proper attitude of
the league toward questionable amuse-
ments
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

In last weeks issue !Seaboard pub
fishes a fine picture of the propeller
Richard Peck, built by the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company, and in an
article entitled "Nlodern Passenger Pro
pellers" gives an excellent description
of the elegant boat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
will Probably he Built Here.

1t is reported that John d. Rocka-
feller will have steam yacht built,
about the size of the Corsair, from plans
If ]. Beavor Webb, of 45 Broadway,
New York. She will be built either in
Philadelphia OF Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

GRAND RAplns, Mich, Sept. 23-In the
Fifth district Democratic convention, just
concluded here, George +, Richardson of
ottowa county, the nominee of the
Peoples party. was nominated by acclama-
ton for Congress. He is a farmer and is
chiefly famous as the author of the Rich
ardson railroad taxation law in the last
legislature
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

The condition of Colonel Cody An
fenger, formerly of the Froie Presse of
this city, now at the insane asylum at
Anacosta, d. c., is reported much i'm
proved. A number of Wilmingtonians
paid visit TO him last week and found
him much better,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
A s,oo, 600 Firc in Battle Creek.

BATTLE CREEK, Mica, Sept. 23.-Fire
broke out last night in the plant of the
Union School Furniture Company, and
before tho flames were checked the furni-
turc establishment aud four other buil'
ings were destroyed. The loss will agp .
gate SlOO,00o n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

Registrar of Wills J. Wilkins Cooch has
granted letters of administration on the
estate of Rachel T, Eastburn of Whining
ton hundred to Esther J. Stroud.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
in THE field WITH A TICKET
Delaware ProhibitionistS in
State Convention.
THEIR NOMINEES AND PLATFORM
A"Home" Will Be the Emblem
for Their Ballots.

Work of the Prohibition state Conven-
tion at Dover, Thursday--C Candidates
for Presidential Electors and Congress
Nominated and II Platform Adopted
Detailed Proceedings,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

The Sovereign Grand Lodge of odd
Fellows, at Portland, Ore, Thursday, fixed
upon Milwaukee as the next place OF meet
ing,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

srAYDrsm. Men, Sept. 23.-J.
of Standish, straight-out t.,
man, has been nominated foH registered
large majority.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
Two RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
Eleven Victims by the COL
lision at Shreve, Q.
FOUR BY THE SANTA FE WRECK
And Forty-four Injured in
Both Accidents.

Fire Added to the Horror of the Wreck at
shreve, and Caused Some of the Deaths--
Caused by Sleepy Engineer--nunting
For the Villains who Wrecked the Santa
Fe Train.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
tine WORN OFTR.IIN ROBBERS.
Extent of the Wreck on the Santa Fe
Which Was Caused by Train Robbers--
-Four Killed and 80 Injured,

E"UT NIIIcU Hhu % lHJHrtH'
TOPEKA, KAN, Sept. 22.-.Passenger
train No. 8, on the Atchison, Topeka Il
Santa Fe railroad, east-bound, was
wrecked early yesterday morning, three
miles west of Usage City, by train rob-
bers, who hoped by that means to plunder
the express car of a million Of dollars,
which was being transported from the
City of Mexico to Boston. A wrecked
train, four men killed and 35 men in
jured were the only results of the at
tempted robbery, for the robbers secured
not penny of the treasure, to secure
which they made such havoc Of hu-
man life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

PASSENGER TEAMS !,aNe foot OF Cortlandt and Des.
brO>ses ats. n, iollOMS
a. FOR Mauch chunk and intermediate points
$40 a. Geneva, Lyons. Elmlri, Rochester, Buff
West fottsNtlc and principal local points.
t. aad Pullman Car Suspension Bridge.
% "A. n Mauch Chunk aud intrrincdiat. points.
"A south plahi't AMI all intermediate points.
l.. 80 D. III. for Einira and intermediate lOnts chair
car Wilk-sOarrc
d. M. Tor Tunkhanuock ana Intermediate points, con-
nectlon to Reading aud Harrisburg.
80 D. m fDr Bound Br ok aud oil intermediate points
$40 i. m for l., and Junction ant principal inter.
mediate points. CHAR Car b. l.. and g. Junction.
80 p Tor pottsViie and int, raediate points Chair
Car TO Po-tS,lle. =. 80
Connection a heading and Harrisburg.
u. Remington aud oil intermediate points.
30 D. tcnryl Lyons. ll.url. lsorh~t r. Bur.
and Che West. Pullman Sleeper Lyon, and Sus-
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving 3t 10 a. M. IL so .. ! D. m. and
D. connect Tor all points In MahaE0y aud Hazel
coal regions. ...... .. -. 800
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 II Tor NluCh Chunk, Hazelton Shenandoah
and inferAcdla'e iOnts.
Is p m. Tor Mauoh Chunk and intermediate points.
80 p. for GcaeNd. Lyons. Elmtri Rochester, Buf.
fslo and tlc West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus-
pension Brde'.
,schrrai Ta-t"rn Onlcc 20 broadway.
The New-York Transfer Co Will call for and chez
b1qgice from hotel or residence through % Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
HOME NEWS.
NENV. CITY.

To.morrow evening De KOta. the magician. Wal
prod,fce his most noted Illusion, lie Cocoon AT INC
Eden Musec sacred concerts by the Hungarian or
chestra are part Of to days attractions
Christopher stewart. formerly publisher OF "Ihs
Union Time a cO!oied Republican newspaper. was
Yesterday appointed messenger to Chief Imp ctOr MI
holland OF the Contract Labor Bureau. Mr. stewart
is one of the brightest Of the young colord POLITICIANS
in this city lie comes from the Nth Assembly Dis
trict.
The Tribune yesterday received the following con
trbutions 10 Abe fund for John Carlin. WHO nearly
lost his own life in attempting TO rescue woman
from the Fast River few days ago 'd>l' 90 =
Admrlng SympatlIzer," ~.
Water Register Riley reported that his Croton water
receipts for the last week had fallen to the low figure
Of 1882 30.
These additional contributions have been received
by A. W Rngmsn, treasurer Of the DRY goods AuXihay
Hospital Saturday and Sunday ASSOCIATION SUeSH~
& Balm, $50; Cheney Brothers, SO
Controller Myers yesterday denounced the report
that he was about IT, remove ex-senator James DAY.
superintendent of Markets and Collector Of City Rev
enuc rs false and malicious Mr.. Myers sad that
nothing had occurred upon which even the shadow OF
such story couh he rested
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art will be open free
10 the public this afternoon 1t will be open free aSo
between the hours of 10 a. m. and p H. on NeuUeS-
CAV Thursday, Friday and saturday
Richard Shakeshaf, d Co.. OF No 1877 West Twenty
1bri-st manufacturers of wood mantelS did not sue
coed 10 the entire business of W. T. Mer>ereau Co..
as was reported but only purchased the nantcl bus
ness of the firm, which formerly at No. 2164
seventhave.
Mayors Marshal EngeIiard issued 1eo city licenses
last week fees 1927 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ

For Philadelphia at 30. As, o. 1000 II 80; ni
| so . Is 80 200. 90, 90. 80 y. H., IL
night SUNDAYS, 90. 10 80, IL 80 a. m, 80 so"
w ard Washington daily ., 90 II 80 with
Dining Car. a. m 80, 3 30 Dining Carr, 800 p H.
Trains leaving at 40 a. m, 30 400 100 z 20 ~
m II Is night Except saturday night sunday .d,ns
N, 80. 90 :0o D. M. have connections for 's'aa"s
Harrisburg, lottsvllle, &c ,,,.,., =, "a
For Sunbury and Williamsport, via Philadelphia A.
a. M 80, 80 y Il Is midnight Except sNu''S
sTcts and ParIorCar seats can be procured at H. IA
"Gi AIS 04t LAO, 323 Broadway ~. 6tnS on,.S
West I25th.st I34 Fast lc5h-st NewforA; Sour"'"'
500 Euiton.st. 9S broadway, Brooklyn. D., ~, .hsS
New York Transfer Company Will call Tor anu CIV
fro, hot rssil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
McALLIsTER AND THORNE WIZ.

Poughkeepse, Jan. 80 (speciaI .-0ahleigh Thorne
and Charles McAlSter are in town tonight, the guests
~ Thomas J. swift. They shot a match today at
Larchmont against Captain Money and Charles Money,
~ England Walker Breeze smith. Tuxedo; y. Simp
lins " Gilbert and s. l.. Jones, New York Bayard
Tbaver Boston, and c. W. Cartwright. Thornc and
McAlster won by killing nineteen birds out Of twenty
Much money changed hands. McAllister and Thorne
av IN night that they challenge amateur shots in
the count for 10000 SIDE thirty yarjs' rise ami
nifty Yards boundary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
TO HAVE THEIR ANNUAL CLUB DINNER.

A meeting az the board Of governors OF the Man
haitian Athletic Club was held at the clubhouse OH
Friday night The following elections took place
Malcolm W. Ford. director Of gymnastics; F. H. FoiT.
never director Of aquatics G. c. Walton, director OF
skating delegates to the Middle States Regatta Asso
citation Messrs. George ". Carr j. Il. Anderson anu
F. r. Fortmeyer; delegate TO the National Association
OF Amateur Oarsmen +. X. FOrtmcyer; delegate 10 the
Lawn Tennis Association Harry l.. Bloomfield. Inc
dramatic association Of the club was authorized 10
produce under the auspices of the VI. A. c. Dramatic
Association. a new opera by G. NJ Coolidge. entitled
King Gallinipper." The regular annual club dinner
will be given on saturday evening at q O'Clock III Is
intended TO make this the most enjoyable gathering Of
the club members that has ever ben ieid The com
nitte has the assurance that several eminent speakers
will, contribute to the success OF the occasion. The
nnuber of tickets has been limited 70 800 and the
,,rce viii be SO each The list Will close Wednes
day February 3. at a. m aud all applications must
he In by that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
THEIR DIFFERENCES ARE ARRANGED.

The troubles Of the Williamsburg Athletic AsSocia'
ton and the Xavier Athletic Club have been happS
settled 1t is said that some iliadvSed REMARKS OF
President A. Peverelly, OF the Williamsburg Athletic
Association led the Xaviers to withdraw their entries
from the williamsburg tournament to be heiS III
prooklyn next week Now an the differences have been
emicaby arranged and the Xavier athletes VAL CON
Csfe In the tournament, and another niue atnieuc
Empest in Q teapot has gone up in smoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
scItarFFR AND SLOsSON STILL TALKING

The BILLIARD experts Sclnefer and siosSon seem lie
ter;nined TO adopt the methods 80 prevalent among
pr,zef fighters apd Try to settle championships with
their mouths instead Of the usual sensible manner
schsefers friends assert that slosSon Is making en-
tirely too many demands for deiea'ed man. ana
slosson's friends say equally as plhcoWpumeh'arS
things about the Chicago expert
siosson saws that he will insist upon schacier play
ing him a championship game before schaefer plays
the proposed game with Ives. If scha"icr does NOT
MAY me before he does Ives he VIII walt long thc
before he can arrange another game with me- said
sosson Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
". Il. OF NEW-JERSEY

LIBERTY 81, NO-sAu LIZ
40 a. n. Tor Easton Maueh Chuak, wnkesbarre
Reading iAs.Gg rs@og Sasca rSt' tct n.s
MSaeh Chunk, IilkcsHirfe and Scranton.
S 90 q n Cr piston MaaeG SIsGS on sunday''
Easton Msuch chuak Shamc;in and M:it'n spG'
s sS.i' Sn hS &am.por raFsash couch Williams
p''i 90 p m for Easton Maqeh chgn~ Ecsang Ma,Ts
burg p or "a S MaSR SHank any T0maq
VILE k ga M fa ana halto r Hssh clxnk Beading Harris
burg wilkesb,rre scranton. Tam"qua' P0ts'iue' snS
80 p m fS S' aston; Aston sacG c6uSs Reading Harr.
burg 7sc s. snS s4 st a. P 40
$50 70! !" ss N sas1 !. s. oS nM
"a 20 "a 30 90 Fl 80 D. ~ ~. sSndays
90 . co io:5o a. M. 700. 2:l5. 100 5:So. o;'o'
81 fi%SS Pre-. I 80 90 So s. =
90 go go g. oiS 10 tS Il HG 80 No.. 1918 MET
sunday 4 30 : 90. $50 900 10 80 m; ! 90, ~.
rs, $50: 400. SEQ go 600 eco 90 Ill.,
E sS at at 80 80 5SsS s s IS rs
10 So :cc' SIS 80 s:45 800, 6:i5 80, "a
sou SSadsy. 80 e cS 90 10 80 go n" 10 z 20 70
~ 90 M 90 2:l5, 100, 80. 90, 100 900 ~ "
q For For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 80 SIN
II IS a. Ia. | 80 3o, 90 ?. M SUNDAYS leNeep
a p So Long Bsna dnd point, south :, P,
ran 4 sS $50 M suaay 80 ssc Gsa 6 ssa.
S Uiy and AsbuTy psrS 900 a. M. 100 p. M
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 4:so sI5 a. NJ. 80. 3:t5. 20 D. m. par%s
car. are run on trains leaving at is a M, 80 $40
for Toms Riycr. Barnecst Park and Bsrnegat 49,
s For A Xii ' ty w. vnei.nd and Brdsc,oa at 80
a. Fc, Mo S neach and scabrieht .so. STA
1 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
iUinlera csorts.

n INE FOREST Inn. summeryillc. S; G. ~ .x.ora
Finest winter re in the SOUTH pne tres 20 sui
for miles I'm every direction, a1QdnIs ns, walks and
ferers from throat and lung touble Beautia "N
drives; splendid hunting ana n,hth-: ,,onRE Managers.
IN he WAVERLY. .., ,.,rx,
orcrs Fob Il Iudcr management Corn ~, ~.
and honclke STAN heat. sun Iariofs' EA'e
table
,r,UE PINES Barnegat Park n. J.-Leading Mner
and health resort. Thirty minutes from LaAs"Ooa
omen nrcs steam heat elevator: terms very ho1Is-
UI TT mn T-D.:T Atlantic CITY n. j., 10 South Care
nlave hall square from depot; rates ., r ~ Nv
per day; Sc TO $40 per week. Mrs =. D. r.l-D.ID-
VAN COURT INN. ROSELLE. " j. s c~.
n, n,inutes Ibesy-st.; 100 Iaios Now ene nf'"
el.., eln 70 ais. Open all the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
NEw.y0EK. oNTARIo AND wEsrKKN RAILWAY

trans leave We. i2d,t at 30 y. NJ. 10 min.
utes earlier from Jny.-t1 fO Lake MOhOnA Lake
Miunew,asA. agd WaNkin Valley r.; R. stations Middle
Foil burgh Librty Livingston Manor Hancock Carbon.
dale scranton. walton Delhi SIDNEY. Norwich. Edmeston,
Utio,. Rome Oneida, O,wego, Detroit, Chicago end
points West.
Bib = NJ, Campbell Hall. Lakes, Mohonk and Mime
wa,ha Waikiki Valley statons. Mddleown, Blooming
burgh, EenNillc. Fallsburgh iIurleyye Liberty White
IN,s Livingston Manor.
100 T. NJ Mlddietown Fnlisourgh Liberty, LILY.
O.cda oswrgo, kochc'ter Niagara Fa,, Detroit Chi.
Suspension Bridge. !Day: all other trains daily ex.
cept SUNDAY.
pullman drawing room seats and sleeping ear berths
obtained ut 3o3 broadway. NewYork. J. c. ANDERSON
g. T. A.. 10 FNchcnge piac" Ncw-York.
vI,IfE BOOK or OPEN.AIR SPORTS octave 500 pages
L illustrated The standard authority American open
mir amusement, Rules for sailing swimming ball play
ing. shoo'ng hor,sb,ck riding, &c. &C.: in full 81 per
ing and universally eomplinented by the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
LIE HORSE BEAT TIE MAN EASILY.

Ksypot Jan. 30.-Abcut 800 spectators TINS AFTER
,oon witnessed a rnce at this place between Charles
Aucmach of Keyport and the horse Charlie, owned pS
Il. wallace. The race for S23 side, distance
900 wards and turn. The horse was an easy winner
by ten yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
ERIE LINES.

tH9 ~ J n - VI a W
SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
XXI AGARA FALLS, Az kNCHANrIAG PIANO.
a RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route to Passaic Paterson Tuxedo. Newburc.
dale, scranton, Binghamton ElriO. Corning Watkins
,en. hsh lilmmonG port Ai2n SnrnG'' KoShe,tr
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati. 81 Louis, Chicago and all
points west Trains leave NewYorS. foot ~ Chan bsrs
g. As follows and I'VE minutes etril"r from West 23d-st
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n M A. NJ Dally-Va Nipgoa Fails and ChautauQua
9OU Lake rarOr car Nec1otS to B" Pa Sts'spS G
union station except SUNDAY, FOR Monticello.
yE,TIBULED LIMITED.
2 On p NJ Day-Soi train for chicago via chaaau'
o.Oo qua Lax Miih diCnS caa % chicago s'eepers
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$50 and NJ" Mo2tcsilO ''N'
CHICAGO AND GRAND Trunk EMPRESS.
O.CU Falls and Grand Trunk Eauay Sleopers to
Buffalo, Rochester. Toronto ana chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
n on T. NJ Dally-Nia Chautauqul Lake and Niagara
S.oU Falls SOLID train to Chicago. sieepers to Buffalo.
Ihlcaso and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs.
W. 81 p p4 N.Y. 80 20 p NJ q n n NJ p 20
D. N. sundays-o a. M, p. m. $50 D. H., 80 p. M
FOR NEVBURG.
yxt.FK DANS-9 y. m. 5 Is p. m. IS p. M, Q 80
w D. m. sundays-o q. M. = y. m. 80 p
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
NJ ArS AND TlME:rABLLS may be obtained from
wi ueke once tnS T ' , oL SgI", oMs 90
mome describing Vicinity Of New.York; ''Chautauqua
Lake, Souvenir aud "suEIner Excursions
rI,lrklrS AND FU LLNGAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
l 40l, 81 aud 9j7 BrcldMey. Chambers and West
.8dst Ferries, NeM-lorh; 33a Fgiton.,t Br9oabn
IT,. ii"nossn. and Jersey CITY Station. Erie Transfer
company ais for and heck, baggage fOm hotels ana resi-
N'"''' D. l. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent.
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Grdrhcrs.

A MERIcAN AND FoREIGN TEA A!I S, AGENCY'
"A supplies Professor. Teachers, Tutors ooSohesseA
&C., 10 Colleges. Schools and Esmilis, Apply IN
Mr,. NJ j. YOUNGFULfOE. % Union Square
ID ESD TEACHERS supplied for ell branches. In any
ID locality NO FEE for registration fofn t9f s.ine
7. " HUYSSOOS. American School bureau '" Ifu-s-
IroR A PRIVATE TUTOR recommended by well.knowa
families md specially successful IN prep1rng boys ir
college address Yale University Box H. i2SS Broad"ay
IItsSE's TEACHERS AGENCY. q East 1ca.st.
III supplies comp tent teachers, tutors, HoVcfn'sNrs,
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fish, German, French, Spanish spoken
m CTOnS Professor Teachers. 8ovefnesses Of an
br.nehes supplied 20 univ-rscs colleges, schools and
fsuieA Circuljrs schools 70 varrnts Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRlERE. $50 6thAve. cor. 20h.st
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-''e ntcmon: Tutor lnd
w Companion gentleman Of ~ years Teacher Il
Floc uo1 Tor College; Tenor SoloAt Church Choir
Ladies. German tov,rns teaching French and Piano for
Two mothrrl@s. ,Overc-r. FnRi-h. Plano teacher
school near city. English Plano; German Nursory 'oyer
n4ss: Musical Companion To- invalid lady Apply 10 Mia,
DOSOVAN'S TOrhcr.' Bureau Musical Agency, 80 CAST
l4th t. Rooms % aud -
WASTED teacher Of rinesrpsrtea.
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LONG ISLAND & EASTERN STaTESLINs

DROOKLYN. BOSTON AND EASTERN CITIES.
SOLID PULLMAN vE~TIBILtD TRAINS WITH.
OFT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn (flatbush.aNc station l.. |. Il, RI,
.Oj and Long Island city at II 10 r. daily dnclld
ing sunday, due ia Boston at 30 corresponding
train Irtrrning.
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For Young Ladies-City.


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NJ st.--SAEAH H. EMtt2,O.,. ~. ai,,,dd'!'A'
Three boarding pupils Will De Fe'e''cu'
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Daneins ACADEMIES.

pantins Araoemies.
LExANDER MAC0EEGORs.
"A Nendelssohn Rooms. 100 w. 55th.st
Priyate lessons aud classes Ia dancing every day.
(,rORGE W WAf,LAUE'S schools. Music Hall 18th
u - Ttb.ye and Harlem 80 ". l2Gtl-st SEQ crcuir.
nv GEORGE DODwORTH
Glass and PriVan lesson.
Men,s Glass Mondays and Thursdays.
w AI.TZ and all f>hionab" dances taught p,!e and
February former pupil invited hNl' hEl,BON n Ett
CONSERVATORY 81 West lith-St.