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souler Theo A. To Francis Jencks, OF 1oith's''
NJ Riverside Drive, demand $4,000. y, Ava
Silver Nathan. to Mary silver OF 12th-s'' VI -
j" steele t6as. to Augusta f. Bseese OF toth-ss VI
,ih.ave. 3 years. 1900. ~ 10 nan
Siochrcr. Hermann. Conrad Muller. Lot No NV '
Telrv. Lott years. mortgases $40 20u. az a.
steers Abraham and wife to Frances l'ih"D ncO
c>cys etc Of Io1thst Of istave. years, dio,Vov .,
Wchc. forenz 10 WIN d Manning, Of '-a-s'' "
Jeyingtontye. ] year so 600. -, oe,l,st ~ NJ
Wciss, Jo>e phinc. 10 Eli NJ Goodman, OF -0'7' " "
Sth.ave. note $500 81, .,u.,ecs or,
WarwicK John NJ TO John NJ Warwick. uuooo' ''N
~ Nauho. : of I21st-St demand Sn,vOV
Herman, nnd wife to the MUTUAL 'h On W.
Y n OF IL ith-St. " LoNinctou-ave. YEA
Wicg~rs Josephine to Cha, l. Appeby' { > VI "0'''
st. n OF Sprnc-.t years. $50 coo.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Eurfe. rne.A { e ,d Union Trust Co. Y. aoth-'
aaia; samuel i j. g Amelia Spies. cpl sdn etc.
'5,l..t otnayr. @ios735. 3 y,,rs. $1,000.
rrur Sf.'" ctc Msdi,c%ays ,or D,'.t i ycsf 1o
, cgo al y to &c war; T. S to-" S5o co. Y
lorr"c Charlie =, iobci, W Cooper, i&5u...
wiiisaEe: year 5000 milo. wo,o,o,a ,a,.,., -
wii,rmu,.ay~ h,t,n .1tS. 5000
saaie to Henry M,i-cn,tr' n ISIS: =, wad.worth
iya2t Jam,s 5. to William s'rvcn'. Alexander
tadoo XcSanl.r. To irci r'ck \ Constable and ano
'" Cameron H;anac i 10 Win. Adams Co
DE- e lS Gaf Ha'' 49, to Frederick coudor
and a s.rh c i1ol % aaasw iadg 200 r.
W 5t,.ayc instruments. 81 0O0
Fnqss d.1a n ana sy TG 70 da NH dr. o g Coz
Friend hl"ald' to & ere d Bliss iiG'"'-t 2da'"
iiovc,t MARY r 70 Hugh King. com. Of acth.'t
ilancy Ed%ord +. t, iI.ary c Tayor. OF shave
Hardy Frank. =: a, to he Emisiant Industrial Saw
Ing ank. q i25tl-t c. Of Gt'-ayc. ycor. no 900
Q, ie"aS q Thomas r,a.tosd. ys., 5000 1900.
lic A y aJc 60" Sa WE 70 c George Kek Of
Ha oOS 70 sd,5cr e Of nsSte and and aSSh"r
King,tal Mary A. 70 Harlem Saving Ennh New.york
corner e, i2c corner OF Fultonaye and csth-st
Iaior Clara, and another. trustees etc to Hugh II
TdYa, IDS. etc. Of 3daye. Of iad-,t.
Ln Patrick to the THE. crorsntce and Trust Co Nos
81 aud siS 'th,,i var. = go ,..,,. =, ,..
Of I0i:h--t Of Riverside Drive dcpand $4,000.
Lawrence. Funicc and husband Florence Constant
OF Bainhricgcaye . Of Travers,t wear ei,3l5.
Lawrence. Eunice G and another. % Leonard ID White
and enother. trustees " Banbrldge-ave. Tra,ers
81. wear. $500
Moore Clement and wife 70 the Title Guarantee and
Tru-t COMPANY n : 33d-St Have years sos 500.
MARKS; ABRAHAM on to Virginia sampler iosd-.t e
%s1" ss% T. e 2.s 5am:: 20 Plat ct al Clare
milford Mary. 10 Patk II Gilhooly. Jane and
Moore Clement { and wife TO Harriet G Robinson.
n ; 54th.st. e Madison-ake, years. IS 900.
McDsweli. Peter. to wlf'on Adams Co. Wa Gerard.
ave 13sth.s years. eSl 100.
Never. Hermann y. 70 James Turner. l3och.st
Wliisavr wears I'll o'o.
Mcl,eynolds Anthony. % Jo'cpha Young. executrix.
otc 40 lgI West I3stst. years, 1000.
O'Neii James 10 Vincent W Chapnan and another. IS
o.h-st Gth-aNc. ] year. $4,000.
Redmond. John l. aud wife. n Thomas Keenan, No ea6
Srrine..t and fol WaehlnRton--t years. moItsaee
al" 600.
sheridan, Thomas ], and Thomas T. o John o
Caker OF .soth-st. OF Wcs, End-ave, months, .
mortgage go 600.
Same the y V Life Inc Co ~ o0thst " OF West
End-ave, years, o moftsnees, SlSJ,OO0.
Sees, Fgbert T. Lily w Churchill al excr. ETC. n
ot1sbh.st. Of SHAVE. years. 10000
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STEAMBOATS,
NORWICH LINE.

Favorte INSIDE ROUTE FARES KhDCCED.
Ter q" 90: Boz ioT $500 correspcndins reduction "
ali points East. Steamer, FER 80 North RIVER neat
Dcshrossesst. Ferry. daily Sundays. eAce ted a.
3 80 Z. M.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w On. Y. {. & IL. Il. i. Co.. Lessseo v,.,
follows and 20 minute, earlier from 1907 Of Jay.'t r.
:S::.0 A. M.-Daly for Newburg; kln.,ton Albany;
ddly. except sunday. west u Covenants Junction,
7;1J A. M.-Day for Albany; daily. except sundsN
cHsc Eochcster buffalo Niagarl Fall: Detroit Chi
cago; daily. except SATURDAY, for Toronto Wal.
tI:3J H. M.-Daly. except SUNDAY, for Albany and 'ue&
400 T. M-Daly c\,.m SMnGly 10, Ala" T,lco syra
Ego St Louis daily except saturday sor ror0li9;
sis Il. M.-Day. for Altany, Cuca Snracusc KnensS
ter. puiao. Niagara FALL Toronto Detroit 'h'''s"
nAVERSTRAw LOCALS .2:!5, $40 P NJ, =, an
NrNvRuRG LOCALS s:?5. 'lOlo ~ M 'iHo' '''S
slcc S Tor nuiac Nasam Falls, Toronto De-
.roit Chicago st. Louis. all through trains ,r,s
sDa!ly For tickets. timetables. paror anu n, ,oS
or nforGaSn Apply AZ once fo
Fulton st, NcwYork City Ils. ~ 1903 49, 81 bfs ma
wav ii8 Bow cry ~ Fast 14hs 80 West l25,hs shs
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN n HAl Il; mil
rrains leave Wes: i2d.st at 30 ~ ~. 70 Iva
ute. earlier foot Jaysi. f9r IsSc stations. Middle
STn eSsh rHrs Manor Hancock carbon
dse e, Rome Oneida Detroit Chicago ana p0'"'
Sis p NJ Campbell Hall Lakes MohS1S a1 RC S
waska Waikiki Valley ,tatiopS Myydl,e Iberts Wha
burgh. EllcnvilIc Pittsburgh HurieS'"'e' A''NsF'
200 p II. Middietown. Pittsburgh LoetW n,,sIsn
Manor. RoGAans' WaaS rss bel rst c
e"go and west Pullman seepers reclining sssd .
free to Suspension Bridge DAILY all o'n'r ans
EXCEPT pppllman seats and
obtained az 323 broadway. New J.C' Np5nSS~
q. r. A.. 50 Beaverst.. New-X@X'
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ERIE lines.


cnIcaGo' VIA cmAuTXU oUA LAKE. iHHo Or 81 81.
A%SA 5$lS5 n SSRSsFs
" pifsss route to ras.als; Paterson. Tuxedo Newsu..
dale. Scranton, Dnchamtol. Emira, Coming Watkins
na k A.,n sDss RSchs,
point, Wet Trains leave New.YorS foSt q Chambers,
st. follows. and Ave minutes earlier West o9d.sL
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
a M A. NJ. Deily-via Niagara Falls and Chautauous
3.UU Lake rarlor car Sem S 70 Buffalo p Sers
union station. except Sunday for Monticello.
yE>TIBlLED Limited.
, m p. NJ Daly-soiid train for Chicago. via Chautau
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN IMPRESS.
. on p NJ. except Sunday-tor Blnghamton. Homes.
0.CU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
4 On p. NJ. Day-solh train to Chicago via Niagara
O.'1U Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers %
Buffalo Rochester Toronto ana ohieago.
Q Oh y. NJ. Daiy-yii Chagiaua1a Lake and Niassrs
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs:
Ns'so p M $50 p N. $50 ?; m. .. "a o %
FOR NENBi.G
" EEK oAyS19 a m, 40 p M Az se5 p m' wv
srEtlAL iNFOR,iAriON.
NAPs AND TIMETABLES may be obtained fron
iIomcs describing vicinity Of NewYorA; ''chautauQcs
''TicKETS AND PULLMAN AcC0MMoDATIoNs ..
ioi and %; R,o.dwayts Oham 1dGGis, ana vn
S hoadwsT S 800 YS%afE and
~. Ho oxen. and Jersey CIV station. Erie Transfer
Company calls for ond checks baggage from hotels and resi-
u'"''' D. L. ROBERTS, General Passenger Agent.
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0eatbers.

1catbers
A EVERETT STONE (Ysle). lJ2 Wet 4sth.st private
"A. tutor preparation for college. Recommended by Rev
Drs. VIM. NJ. Taylor and David ii. Greer.
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEAHi;
"A Frs Tutors Coverneeses etc. Of al branches supIed
Schools to Parents Modern Lonrlsgcs spoken. MIRIAM
COYRIERE Book Building. loo t1ith.aye cor. 2cths
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governes'es'
Mrs j. 81. YOCNGFULTON. 20 Union square.
ID Est TEACHERS. Professor. Priacipll-, Assistants.
ID Tutors and promptly recommeni'd Tor every
ents. MISS DONONAN'S Teacher Bur au 80 T. l4thst
ID loo lity. no FEE for registration. Form Tor stAp
P.V.HUYSSOON. American School bureau W. lf,ast
CIRsT.CIAss TEACHERS supplied without chsrge;
AGENCY established 1880. w D. hcrr. ~ East 1i'h-,t
as frat iate tacbcr wantd VIII. for Inc bet all
l experiments no charge. y. Y. EDUCATIONAL BU-
REAt, % Clinton Place. y. y.
& End STAMP for the Pretty rypewr,er' 70
= SHORTHAND AND TYPENklTING COLLEGE.
Sl6 Broadway, y. v
j cage Los Angeles &c. 600 position. allied. II. T.
CROCKER. n. Y Manager. Lincoln Bldc Vdon So.
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN college graduates wish engage.
i p)ente tutors during the summer molhs. Addrces
X. NJ L.. Of MIRIAM COYRI ERE, Book Building.
80 5th-ave corner 2oh-st
WA NTED French roycrncss Protestant for two chill
w dfen. ! and YEAR; interview at il O'Clock to-day
bring references. MIRIAM COYRIEEE. Book Building
$50 5th-aye., corner 20a-st.
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Trains leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia 400. 7.io, 900, lVvo. u3o o. m.
with dining car, 100, 2.Io, $50, Win dining car ~
600 GOO 40 p. M, 1915 night Snndays 200
1880. 80 a. NJ, with dining car, l.3o $780, VITA
dining car. 500, 800 M I2:lo night m Mana.
with dining car i.SO $50 dining car, 900 p. M. l2S
Paror Cars On DAy Trsins. seeDers on Night Trains.
For Reading Hsrisburg. Pottsylle. ETC. at 40 a. M,
100 4 100 except rtsye 80 except assrri'6qra
q 3d. 5sA sa ssa HIsl eaisSa
2i5 hight FOR sup6ary Lew;6arl ana wllamsP;
Wa Philadelphia az 545 a. No. 80. ..Se p n, IS,s
For Eoston, 400 7.15 s45 a: M; 40 5.45. 7.so
p. N. SUNDAY, $50. 100 a. m. 90 5$o p NJ oo
S lSG NO 49, 90 p mn to Allentown
For Wllkesbarre. Pttston and Scranton S.45 O. n:
40 D. m SUNDAYS. 40 a. m +oo
For iIirh Bldg Branch. s.4' g. m. TOO. 40 n
supG as perth Vo Aboy and Amboy at 49, $50 ss
lis a. M. ! 80, 400. ." oIo o'oo' 'p .. m. Sun
c1 ~, Fseehod and Attain Highlands 40 s15 Ills
a. M. 100. 40, GOO p NJ. sundays except Freehola
Eed snf 5 anu sss s'G RED bsi ns
only), 400 20. 600 p. N. 81 except Ocean Grove
For LAKEWOOD.
At4so SIS m. 80. 3.i5 40 D.
For Toms River, Barnegat Park and Bamecat. 40,
For AsIantIc City, vineIand and Bridge.on $50 ~.
For Monmouth Beach and seabrishs 40. s15 Ills
.. m. ; l.30 and 40 y. m
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nlistellantons.
Fan the eve. Of the entire IRON World be focused o
t,iiI IiTiI without influencing yAnIEsH WOkDi \
Hill I'LL n SMITH IL RICHARDS. Real Estnt
UUkOJu and Iron Mines, Duluth. Mimi
Ceqal Notices

g SUPREME COURT, City and County Of New w..
- York.-,John b. Smith plaintiff, against Phip
,oortH and Lizzie ioerl1 his vic. ANTHONY j. Dttmar
and John ,ocrn trustees OF said Philip Goer siso
fr,nklin Bayiics Aaron II. Woodruff. Lewis H. Corkin
i LnpSn' Frank Tcr.t, Louis Ulnaq, Julius Kaman,
Henry American William = 'iod,ten. Louis j. stern
Louis L. Ce1r Mayer Gruhn, Thomas Wheeler Iheo,
dore Camp. Henry J. Hoemcr, Frank H. McConn Lh"aia
Barbg Fernando BaIbis aud all persons TO whom any
sum or sums Of money owing upon contracts out
Standing on or July l6 1891 for the performance
rcpair Of the premises described in the compailt IN this
action and known as the ,,orienta" Nos, l33 ana ioo
Fast I'D street in me Fly or all which persons
10 the abovcnanled defendants and 10 each Of them:
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint IN
this action aid copy Of your answer on the
painti attorney within twenty days after the service
~ this summons exclusive Of the day Of service and In
case your failure to appear. answer juigmen, WI
against by dcfaut Tor the RELIEF demaueu IN
" Dated February 18th. 1892
\. C. FRANSlOLI, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Office and PO,tofcc address, li6 Broadway, New.York
To The defendant The Eithorpe Brake Company Of
Chicago Illinois Of the persons designated I'm the
foregoing summons unknown defeniants
10 the defendants; "All persons ~ whom sum or
sun OF money owing contracts outstanding on or
furnishing materials toward tho alteration or repair % the
premises described in the complaint In this action and
known the Orcnl.' Nos, lj3 and l55 Fast 72d street
in tho city NcwYork, all which persons are unknown
10 the plaintiff"
Of you by publication pursuant to an order q Hon
the 25h day OF April so2. aud the same day ned with
the complaint In the once Of the Clerk Of the CRY and
New York which complaint filed IN the office OF said
clerk on he 18Th day o. Fcerg g od 1892.
A. c. FRANSIOLI Attorney for Plaintiff
li6 Broadway. NewYork City.
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1nsirurtlon.

9n5lIutIluH.
For Young Ladies-City.
THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
nate OF Columbia Heights, Brooklyn
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5th and Seth Streets. NEw.YORK.
For Young Ladies-Country.
INGLEsIpE SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS ;o,.,,,,v coxv
NEwN MRS Nm Li b. b bL A p stfones,
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY: Rochester. n T.; T.,
wiz for Of hSsns arf Mr. cGr
NJ h:7 sESa& tos ASD eo,a. v
degrees. and seminary course with diploma Lsoora'S Sar
i i: 1882 Al Board 'i aad p,..,
ss5S d 1872 A baaa: IA rToss q.
K@.s5sasn ', S,,an . Zoo
year For catalogue address St. Agne. School.
GUNNER SCHOOL, in,rcduc,cry to el college exam
f n. E., g., s MaaIscs!ave
On'4' '2a'H H. NJ ~ HobBY y. C. HENDRlcKsoN.
" ALNCT LANE SCHOOL.
BOARDING Day and College Preparatory for 5srs Girls
s' TRAGY Ai rsasR' PRINCIPAL
-N' Germantown, Philadelphia
Miscellaneous
A DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free 70 pss
"A ents State locality price desired pupils age ana s
p v. HUYSsOON American School Bureau. y l1Ns"
II OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. probable school Kinder
gartcn. Primary and Grammar da TIM MT IN E.od ioSs
s So, J" Wet i i% t''' '''' "-'''O -
NJ ETKOPOLlTAN SCHOOL OF ISAAC PlIMA y
vi Shorthand and Typewriting % 5thaSe. d cor ,
ali writers w l.. MASON, Principal. Call OF, write
for hand some
- cular. Free to any address. A. j. HhAhASM,
Author aud Publisher. 14i broadway.
For Boys and Young Men-Country
DIRONDACKSi CAMP CEDAR-SU MHEt sChoVL
oniy 0t ten D0t boys s.1ei For 10 circulars address
~ f. d. MONTANYE. Trenton. " j.
q AYsIDE SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS: V,neyasd
- Haven Mass hnsett: address the Heau NT ILL.,
logical Seminary, Chelsea Square, New-f DIRK tlty.
DORDENTowN Is. j. MILITARY IXSTITUTE
ID 1IKETT + T. LkAHS SRS9SS' dFd HdNGirSt
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poughkeep,ie. y. Y
E)pn all the Thorough Instruction IN ping
Arithmetic Sc telegraph, senOgrphy T!pewrlting &c
Business supplied with coTpetent assstahts on n9
notice No charge for situations furnished Send Tor csg
CLMwooD SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. at Mlfo'i, Conn,
EPsrent VINO are unfortunate IN ne nenssemtn s OF
will do well 70 profit by me oneu
YEAR FRANK NJ. HOWE supt
LIREFHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold n j.; +5th veal.
College preparation speciality business hish hoho0
oUGHKEEPSIE MILITARY INSTITUTE; Twenty
- n,S Ss..d.: ~ BAY SrvEE B. a.: Principal
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\ ERE JOHNSON JG, Auct!on'rf.
AUCTION SALE, MAY >,
Al uhc Real ~ tat" Exchange.
- l.borty.-t. At O'Clock.
SEASIDE COTTAGES,
SEASIDE VILLA LOTS AND PLOTS
situated az IaNrrnco TcIch.
B Ear Rnckawn. and Long BoaTh,
.d.onns Iawr.u,r ID tTlrhurst.
The nrcst muiy bach In America"
LAWRENCE BEACH
= noted free from Objectionable
i,itr-- aud having a'trlr ~ surf and -th water
loiunr excellent Ger an. rad- beautiful surroundings
deiIahe neghiors no. found al any other seaside
Addra-s for
HIM " mr., IlCO'F ~ Chnmier.--t. New York
=, ALE OF PROPERTY or ANN THEALL'S ESTATE
- AT PORT CHESTER y. Y.
THURSDAY. 1897. the premises In Mainst..
a. IL o'clock sharp
At AUCTION,
consisting u dwellings, vacant lot and stores The dwell
lngs lots most deslby situated and the store
property business property IN IN" village Gas water
md ..vcrs title perfect sale positive Tor further par.
ticul1rs inquire Of JOIN il tLAPP, ND
% broadway. New York city.
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Gountrn propertn for Sale an0 Go &c

EOUN TEY SEAT AT THIoG'S NECK.-wcstch' ter
y ,hr front thr Country club. The grounds
aero, well laid with fine old and
Tn house sb-1nflt' butt u modern style faces Long
Island sound. IL il ia good order. with furnace water.
tank and uniaIllng supply 81 good varr. two
barns farmers cuttlcs etc. I,sanOn PERFECTLY healthy
two miles from W'-tcne.t'r station New Haven Branch
Railroad Terms hDrrol. Apply AUGUSTUS TAlil.t.
Wc-tchr'trr. y. Y.
II,ARiYTOW ON IN DSON House u - rooms with
all conNcncnce- and IN perfect order half-acrc Of
ground with barn. shade NUT lawns and "Ntend. river
View minute" from -nton churches. school, and
kcts. Addrr-s +. \ j.. lil Centre st. New YORK..
n, III ORANGES 70 MORHiSTOWN j.
i Real '-tatr ~ -I'cialty-rrut AMI salc.
r. L. HAMILTON. 90 broadway, y. Y. I'd noor)
II, HE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS octave 500 pages
j illustrated The standard authority American opr.l.
sir amuscmcnt>. Ilr, Cor Ealing swimming ball play.
Ing shooting horselNch riding, &c 60. full II per
copy Published by Til" Tribune Ncw-Yo'k. Entertiin.
Ing and universally eompmcnted b. the press
" AIVABIE WATER RIGHT FOR SALE.-Plo: NJ
ground Wcstchn-ter =. $. having half a MIL
front Westchc-nr Crock and haf mile ilr East
boulevard. containing 80 u'r'-, distant II. miles
W.-tch st"r station New.lIqNen Branch Railroad. Ap.
plv AUGUSTUS TtBEH. We.tchr-i'r. y. Y.
w HERE SHALL WE SUMMER Near mi, city on
w the ocean front at Lawrence P,nch. cottages for
sale aud 10 rent for thu urni~ and uufr lshrd
gentlemen attend To hu iuc-s daily ard ret AZ
beach families not srpirat by distance VERY
luxury without arn0yanros; the beautiful aud de-.
shat bca For homes on tn, Atlantic Cost; excellent
hotel service For fun PARTICULARS ldlIcss
BENZ. ". IIITrUCOCK.
II 'hamh"rs.>t. Ncw-Nork.
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For LAKEWOOD.
Trains leave nbovc station via
LEHIGlI VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. NiaQara Falls and the West

s.l5 a. m. 100 p M. Sundays 7.3s p N.
FOR Easton 100. s.l5 a. 1910. 215. S.<5, SIS,
7sO p. m: sundays, SIS IL 90 80 7.ss ?. m;
. 1880 345 5lo, 100 p. IN. Sundays SIS. li.0o
For Halistcn sI5 8. m. 1890, 345. 100 p m. Sun.
days sl5 IL 90 a. m. 7.Ss ,. IL:
IL 80 345 y m Snndsy>. Sl5. HOO a. m.
For Wi.kastarrc, Ptt,ton and scranton, S.l5 a. m. ;
$50 345 73O p. n. Sundays. except Scranton.
Sor EImra, SIS a. NJ: $780, 7.3o D. H. Sunday,
13S p. N. -.
Ticket, prior he procured az 49, o3S
POI, as. 80 9i2 ! 40 Dggadway, q Muray->t. 81
Canal.st. 81 Eat 1,th,st. 335 Columbus-aye and 50
West l25th-s Naw.YOrk 1893 Washington.st, 726 Full
ton st Brooklvn and "a Broatway. Williamsburg.
Express Co. VIII call FOR and check baggage
from hotel re. dence 10 destination.
A. A. MCLEOD {. q. HANCOCK
Pfes't & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFCL-COMFO
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-"By a thorough knowledco Of the
natural which the Operations OF dgcstfoh
nutrition end by careful application Of tn nno properr,
Cocoa Nj Epps has provided breakfast
a delicatcy favor d which
many heavy doctors bills 1t Is by the udcous use Of
such articles diet that constitution b. gradually
built up until enough 10 resist every tendency %
subtle naldd rs floating around
Us ready 70 attack wherever there is point We
nav escape mauy fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood, and properly nouished frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water o. milk Sod on n
hslf.pOund tins b. labelled thus JAMES EPPS
4 Co homeopathic Chemist London. England
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steamers Saratoga and City Of Troy leave Pier -.
n. r.. feet West lch-st. daily except Saturday. D.
Cosnect with trains for North and East Sunday
tsusA ut AlbADT.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect April IL. 1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

The Hogg-Jossers should carry lit
tie discipline down to Waco and dis.
tribute it among the editor OF the Cen
trail Texan. That irrcvorcnt Young
man stands uncovered before Hipb
Priest Coke, and refuses to take off his
hat; he ways his tongue against the
joss, and refuses TO shut his mouth.
The people OF Texas all know how Sem
ator Coke has been inveighing against
'2X4 Federal judges" and with what
contempt Hogg has boon used to speak
ing OF courts Of all sorts and sizes. And
yet, in spite Of all this, here comes the
Central Texan, whose editor is said to
be very young man, and sets up his
opinion against that OF his superior
Jossers in the following fashion:
Thinking men can have no sympathy
with those who for political purposes would
besmirch the judicial ermino Tho Amer
icnn courts have been during century the
sheet anchor Of American liberty Gov
ernors have been bribed and legislatures
bought but the courts by their course have
won the confidence Of all people. Let tint
NuhhhNNtt nNl DC uesuuNel by mud sling
ers and demagogues. Lot the courts-ro
moved from the miro Of politics-.be spared
10 the end that good government win vel
endure 'S'
Now II this young editor doesn't
mind he will upset tho whole plan Of
campaign laid out by Hogg and follow
ed by Coke and the campaign will fall
to pieces. Abuse of George Clark and
Judge Mccormick now constitutes
the whole argument Of the
Jossersi take away the right
to abuse ono and their cam
paign material is half exhausted. But
flew cuts Of Colse's bull whip will
probably bring the editor OF tho Cen.
trail Texan to order, and all will be se-
rene again.
by the way, how happens it that a
young editor who writes so sensibly il
found among the supporters of his fat-
ulency,
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than TO the political code. The truth is
both sides have sinned and both will have
much to forgive and forget, The Hogg
men put a premium on boiling in tue prl-
maries aud the Clark men took the pre-
MUM at Houston. Neither faction can
indulge In throwing stones as both live IN
glass houses. This fact constitutes the
only hopeful feature Of the present un.
happy division since II leaves an open door
for reconciliation In the future by mutual
repentance and acknowledgements. CON
dem boiling on both sides as political Of
tense Of the gravest character and as much
TO be censured in primary as a state con-
yention. shall east my ballot for Cover
nor Hogs and his ticket, but will take no
part In this family fuss
Whom we remember that Chairman
Baker bolted the primary convention
which met to send delegates TO the
county convention, and then
bolted the county convention
to which he was made a
delegate from country precinct, Mr..
Cooks reference to those who refused
" to recognize the majority's right to
rule in a primary" is cruelty severe.
Without boiling and bulldozing and
illegal voting the Hogg men would
have had a minority in the Houston
convention, ana when Chairman Baker
inserts his head in the empyrean and
refuses to see the crimes against party
organization committed by himself and
his fellows, it is refreshing to sec him
called down.
And especially refreshing is it when
done by man who declares, Il shall
cast my ballot for Governor Hogg and
his ticket, for it shows that even the
quiet supporters of the governor are
Disguised with the lamboyant claims
Of his managers and the Illogical course
they have pursued.