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Crack Polo Teams to COmprtr.

FAST ORAxGr June 1.-the polo meet Of the Essex
Comfy Country club will be held nj the grounds
the IN svIr froI June 20 TO -. Games VIII he
mia we'd for the Governors ChalicnE" Gun offered by
The governors Of Ih' club, follows, Lunc 10. Mra.
dow Brook uD against Country rlEh" Nr,tch, st"r;
Jun, n Prisdrunia Country 'lhb against Else
county Country ,',uD zane day, EockRWhy hrst team
against kocLawny second team June 70 motifs
oInty Country Cub against the winners Of Monday;
sam. day winner. OF ust event nf juno y AGAINST III.
wiun,rs Of second c,ent o June - June 25 the als,
ms Essex team viii Also play at Westchester on Aug
g. al Newport on Ang To- ana u. boston on Sept
Il
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CanoIsts Pay Tribute 10 Dead Comrades
Memory.

Yesterday was the dat" set by the Brooklyn Canoe
Club for annual tandem padding Ices. hut OWING
to the def th OF CUminod Charles Parker Weeks
event did not occur. The Regatta Committee Of the
rriird not 10 hav, contests this season
ms n tribute the late ,OIamOdnr"'s memory. As u
fIr-r mark Df esteem the vlHh VIII not M The vacant
Office during the yrar. \i"ri"um od"T" ", ". IR,'s
vii perform III. dates of Commodore iOr tie rest o.
farm
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F;rnis In the Central Park Tournament.

In the final match in tina c"urnl Park spring hanii.
can tennis tournament at Central PARK. which was
Jltyed yesterday afternoon, j. T. rar" the scratch
man b"aien after close I'VE set match by II Won
prang. who had u hunirhn Of thirty 81 every ghI"e
Tie odds ALLOW I'd much To" I."HNy. and the WIN
n-rs ability apparently GUch under tsiima'cI by
the Handicapped. TIL" scor".
final Round--iI Nun r-nrr. thirty. beat j Farm!y
Pnret scratch 6-l. St g, It. -.
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The Hnycnswoad Il. G. Resigns.

The special meeting Of the Fav"nswood Boat Club.
held at the cub house. Long Island Cty, on Monday
night proved very entertaining. II unanimously
dec iied sign from the Middle states Regatta Assn-
cation III" riub not In position Ia compete with
other organizations in the association. The
ent quarters at III" club consisting OF two tEai sheds,
hnve been totally inadequate to the gruwin" demands
OF the increasing membership and 1t was unanimously
Grcih-d to huid new twostnry club house with mod.
,rn couv.nirnCcs. committee of ten appointed
bids for the equipment and construction of
such bu.d'ng
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over ? 900 spectators enjoyed the festival Gnl a,h.
etlc competitions OF the Young Mems Literary Union
at Rdgewood PHrk. Brooklyn, yesterday. The events
scratch and open to nIl amateurs The results
were:
Running Hop. Step and JumD.-WOn by 4. Gallagher.
Y NJ. j.. L.. with ~ feet inches: james nUifOyr. Y
NJ. l.. L.. second with 80 feet inches.
1Op-yard Kun.-fnal heat won by Herbert MrllIn
Williamsburg \. A.; Andrew smith, y. NJ, l.. l.. SIC
ond. Time. / ID seconds.
Quarter. mile Ran tinn heat Won by William Kelly
Y NJ !. T.; Herbert Mcin. MillnnihInrgn A. A.. -"t-
ond; John Giibanks. y. NJ L. L.. third. !inic. INN
ute Al seconds.
Un-.nundred. yard Boys Race-Finn, heat. Won by
Joseph Marks II. AIMS :. s. John tnu"y. So. trc"a
=, sec"nd Thomas Kelley. st. Ceci la s. s. third
Time. ! IA seconds.
On.-Quarter mi. boys Race-Won Try Thomas Kelley
St CecIas = Jose phi Marks. ST. AIMS :. <, second:
John CoOney. st. trciiias = >. third. Time, minute
An seconds.
Young Ladies' Race, 100 Yards-Won by Miss Annie
TOmnson. Miss ANNE I'll men second MISS Ann Coz
Inns third.
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CoRBETr At HIS TRAINING QUARTERS
Some Talk OF nm Indignation Meeting to
Drive the Fighter Awny.

LoCH ARBoUR, Juno 14.-Jim Corbett. &C.
companied by William A. Brady. his manager.
and Trainers Billy Delaney and Bob Dillon. ar
rived here at 12:l5 o'clock this afternoon. He
was at once taken to the house of Brady. which
will be the summer home Of Corbctt Imme
diately in the rear OF the cottage is a large
barn. which will be used by Corbctt rs train
ing quarters. The sides Of the barn havo all
been we'll padded. and everything has been
arranged for the fighter to go into immediate
training.
Brady's house Is admirably situated for
training quarters. While but n stones throw
from the fashionable part Of North Asbury
Park. it s separate from any OF the pretty
cottages. The big barn in which Corbett will
do much Of his work Is near the edge Of Deal
Lake and but two minutes walk from the
ocean. A sixteen-foot batcau has been pur
chased. which Corr EFT will use upon the LAKE
as morning exercise. Just across tho railroad
trsek ar the ss
citation to allow Corr EFT the use OF the track
for daily exercise. IT is quite likely thnt the
fighter will take part in some OF the baseball
games to be ayed here Is it i i the intention
TO have him devote much OF his time to harden
fhere Is S5 siI among the
eottagers over the action Of lrady, in selecting
this place as trimming quarters. Loeb Arbuur
many Of the New Yosk families vii" have To-
Gated hero have done on accoun. Of its ey-
clusivencss. They claim that, the bringing Of
Corbett here Ia u digrnce to the place. TrIin
moral point Of view. and there is much talk Of
holding an indignation meeting to protest
| other place to do his training they will dispose
Of their property at a loss. On the. other hand.
tho local real estate agents claim that the
| quito II boom. and that they have had any
| number Of applicants for cottages.
| Manager Brady is not at ali disturbed over
| the kick. The pc, Die urpear to think.
said he. that we are to hay" 4 hi, time. and
| that we will have all the fighters and sporting
| men in tho country here. so far rs Iorbrtt
IS concerned they will hardly, know thnt Eo is
| here. as they will see but little %; him"
Corbett said he had not been nj his new
home long enough to tell whether he would
like it or not. Judging from the llcasni.t
lust tho place. he added.
The first thing tho Californian did after
aching hero was o take n sea bath
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40 Vanderbilt Memorial nt Yn,c.

Chaunccy NJ Dcpcw said yesterday that the
rumors to tho effect that Cornelius Vanderbilt
has in contemplation the erection VI n memo-
rial building ut Yale are without foundation.
He characterized the stories US the work Of
mischiri mmknrs.
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NEw YoKk ANn crnA Mil STEAMSHIP I'd.

Saturday st"n'u,r AT T.. NJ. all others ats M.
For Havana. irogrcsG tamp"v he, Fro ntrTo Laguna
lamliro ruNrnru, and Vera rua.
Mafan?R-, thT'!"Ia., "a g'Ia, R.hlrirn Nassau,
Santiago de cabin. GuHutaHamp and trntCegos
c. ASiIJNGTON. Havana and Maan2ns We'd j uue :,
SANTIAGO. Nassau. santiago De cuba. ana
tientueyUs Thurs June 10
ClENfrEGOS. Havana and M"xcau ports sat JuEc ~
VAIENtIA, Havana nnd iGrGcNnS. We'd same ~
L. hLEHAApNA llaNnha and Mex. ports sat. June -
This line has direct connection with and ISSUES
through hills of ladlng TO all ponson Mexican Railway
Co. Mexican Central Railway Co. Lid, and ih- Monte
rey ami Mexican iulf Railroad.
For fni particulars: fr.ght or passage, apCly to
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SFEG a's *"m" .s "a" all 'as "S:s
wEnSEspH, go 4 ~ for Europe; per s.ea%s99,p
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fTn2 VIA s 1F "0 It Re" ;isnmTs ny
wa rF r mn, Be- r yG"%a @ per- i"r Cost.
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Ggna,e e VIZ ~, az nas"1 Per s,snn,,H.p
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~ ' AZ =, ,m.< i. i. Tsoma. io; MaS:
r., Sr ".' ,ss c'"cr 'a".s
sArvNpAY. \ ror France, switzerland. lta,y.
Er.nr "G9 ~ At ,.r%M Hs fer S 'rN arc i
per 'aG lnnE N"'yts mgs he a;FI ,
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fields. per steamship Harlan. from New orleans,
sUNDAY.--At - =. ~ ~ rru xl!lo aud Ruatal. per
steamship =. Ot,ri. from %Hw lr"anst Al - T. ",
for Costa Ricn VA lHnn per birGinshp lilsnhnia
from Sew orleans" ~ ~ = VI. lnr st. fierre.
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san Frnncisrol "i"sc n"r" htIy up TO Iunr -lJa,
$3.50 = n. Mails fpr AustrH'iG. sew XenAndg
Hawaiian. ~" and samoan Stands. Ter steamship
MUn"wnl uFom san 'TaurI,rn. r,oss here hS:!y up
t"JUre 80 HIr;HufM .,raG rrrsyA. al New York
OF slraIu.h'p hurrnig wi'N HrlisE mat Tor Aug
t'aHHl Mails tor o." s"'HcN Islands. per SHIN
~ torlns 81 al di9pr VI Ma si,r ~. awaiiayy
I.ian IS. per steamship Au'traia from san Fran.
cisco c"s" l",s IA; n.y. 70 Jun" ~ ~ q "or ",
thrpce hr steamer. c,",ra' ,hl, o'cn daily at s:,,
T. VI, Mai. Tor " luc'n hv roll 10 Boston, ami
g. nee hY stchnrr, 80 n mis- Vlce daily at 4 rI
ta"nce hN steamer l,allins Mondays aud Thlr.dnys.
sos" At thn office .!huy at : ~ A. IL Mali, ~,
NrNi"o, overland. nu.u.s specially Addrsssod Tor
Lrspaich by steamer close ut tlis office daily ii
Trnns.paclho mails are forwarded to San Francisco
daily ami tho schedule OF closng Ia arranged ON tho
presumption of their uninterrupted transit 10
San francisco Mails from tho East arriving on tim.
dsspat-ned thence ths SANS day " '''e"'' arc
'-p strrsd mali cree A. y ". pro Nous day
a.. Tb,l, h,s osn,d .. us q
VI fp.ss 81 ssyri.~.bt.,s E.ats AZ as fess Ss,Sas
shss ssMslh SysA nn,,l sllbls sss a.Iastas u ~
bsu st sA1lAs u stsssa4A
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EnE: Linn: IS

N
Esn nirrci g i,assaic. Paterson. Tuxedo, Newhurg
lpn"s,!aic, scranton. liinrHaEtOn ElmrG, Corning
Watkins Glen. lath. HammonGsport A%on sIrrnVs
Rochester. oTnrllSvir Buffalo, Niagara Falls Tnrnn,o
thautau,,na E",. cIrvenu l. Cincinnati st LOUIS, th
cage and JOINTS West. Trains leave New York loo,
or caauh,rs IT,. as follows and fve minutes earlier
from N.sI - 81:
30 u. ~. lailv-Nis Niagara Falls AMI chauiar
qua I.aI". Iarlur car Sew Nork to Hula.b. si-rver
iiuII /. to Cincinnati connects rrr. Ir-vis
except SUNDAY. for Monticello. Delaware and SusutIr.
hg"l.u, \ .t,". rs daylight
.srts Y. GHily--V"-thrle Limited. '"lil train FOR
Chicago. Wa tuGut auGGa Lax" with d.n'ug car to
thi"HEu S""nr.. ,O' rCagO. ,leN elaiu aud tInuu-
matt. D'lawHri valley hv !AvIGht.
-: 20 =. "N'. p, NunoaN-MuuntAiE express for
r!uenrrh'un, l,,l. ,i;!'r ana Muntcr.",
S::.t J.. .bauy-->uh! train To I Ei"agO. Mag.
ara tnl. aud Grand GruuN Ea.iNny S"eper- Bur.
tar" Rochester. Toronto. ANA Chicago.
- ::sSs -, " IH.lvNit tNautauuWa Lax" and Mag
ara Ills S"HI trun 10 'hictgp. See. 10 BG'la.
InIrnyo HI.t ,!Huiurtti.
IuEr,fE NI>-W,rN Uavs-s \. VI. g 4 " 10 80
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#ur ", >a,TGays only Pm.
NENh. RON Week laNs--'' !! u. :: - !. VI, - y,
y )" ."r. ". ar. VI. ;nndams,;o \ N.2l. ", $50
EtrII> M PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ut
st. ferries. N"w Turk, 1a% Fulton st. Brooklyn. lo7
HruaIwHy. NlliarNHurrr. 700 tia lion st.. Hobo
ken J"r.ry 'ly N.uIIDu Irir transfer onlpnnv
cn.r Tor AMI r"rk luggage from hotels and residences
through to Destination.
II | rDILHTs General Passenger Ayept
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Schools mud Collage.
Princeton University.
EXAMINATIONS Es9..

Examinations for admission to all classes and all
departments or tho University, ncluIn. the school or
Electrical Engineering, and for STUD rs desiring
pass the preliminary examinations Vii he held on
TtiLksDAI ANp , fmkiPAY. JrNE lgnl An, It'll
BUILDING, 90 EAST 23D 81. corner a.. An ar. New
York city.
offered by the PRINCETON club OF hc" r. to II" ai.
cant who at tins pace shall pas IN" 'r' i entrance
examination "a III" Academic flcsl man r.n.s.
For further information apply g. Esr,Utlyc Comm
tee Princeton Cub OF New yurk
{, Z, CuYLEE, -. Tfcasnrrr
- VI Iltnn At.
TAYLOR ryNl. rnr.llar.
Ma
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NEW YORK &
NEW ENGLAND
RAILROAD.
10 Mile. shorter thnn Any Other Fail Limo
Between New York and Boston.
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES

The Whitc Train is the most iuxIrnus train run on
Fastrrn roads. llar rnIunn Eoya! Iaror carr. u u.
ing rn, aud Bur"t smoking Gar ard Coaches. and
maxi. one H miles from Ailitiu.u c 10 host
wiihunt stop Fare II les, thaa that on ans ottsr
limited rain.
This IRAN leaves Grand Central station nj 90 T. VI.
daily and arrives IN Boston AT $40 T.. ~, aud wee
Soon train with raror Cars Dining Car cast of VII.
nunntiCj LEAVING Grand Central statIon at O stops
al Vernon, WilltinnntIr, Putnam. Blackstone. and
Frank IN and arrives IN Boston al $40
{. - Mlll.tN. A. g. KENDALI.
,ru'I Manager. ,eu'I rahs. Agent.
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natct New YORK CITY, Jane s. 1892.
MILAN q. CLARK. Counsel to the CorporANcn,
W. rrypu row. New YORK cty.
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS IN REGARD
II To CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION FROM JURY DUTY.
LOON l3I STEWART BUILDING.
$50 NkOADWAN. THIRD FLOOR,

n.
Claims for exemption from jury duty win be heard BY
Those entitled 10 exemption are: Cergymen. law
ycrs physicians surgcos surgeon DENTISTS protessor
or teArncrs III college" academy public school;
editors. editorial writers or reporters or daily news
papers; licensed phariGacCutists pharmacists Rctu.
ally engaged III their respective professions and not
following any other cal !ng: militlamen. policemen,
and r-men election officers. jury noN-residents. and
of vessels nkin. regular licensed pilots actually
i"owinc That calling; superintendcnts. conductors.
AMI engineers of n rai!rOai company other than n
street railroad com any: Telegraph operators actually
dring duty such: Grand Shert's. and Civil Court
Jurors. stationary eng nccrs. and persons physically
inCanh" .f prriorlus jury duty by reason Of severe
sickness, deafness. or other physical disorder.
proved permanent exemption, Will " jury
rpm"nt uollc", rrVIiring them to appear before me
TINS year Whether liable not, such notices must 10
answered lin person II pOs-ibI- and at this Office only.
under severe, prnhltirs II exempt, the party must
bring proof Ot exemption: II liable. he must also
swcr IA giving fail and correct name residence,
81. ~ attention paid to letters
Al Quot r'tlHuns Viii ald the course or justice and
cure rrarI" ana T"s.ctabe jurIcs and equaze their
dufy by srryiug promptly when summoned allowing
ier' ."GaS or rbO,hirales TO serve. reporting
altunlnt u, bribery evasion, and suggesting
names for enrolment. Persons between sixty and
seventy u Summer HJsentees persons tenn
pn:Hrly i'll AMI itcd states jurors. not exempt.
tv'ry man mist attend to his own notice. II Is .
r.sd"u!raMor to Civ" any jury paper to another to
1t IL also punishable by line imprisonment
r.rty. relation ury service, to Withhold any
paper make any false abatement and every will
De fuzzy prosecuted. EERHAED +. MARTIN.
Commissioner OF Jurors.
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LOOKING OYER OUR COLLEGE CREWS.
Oxford's Coach Thinks His Crew will Row
the WInncrs mt New London.

New LONDON Juno 14.-There Is now q
strong possibility OF an international eight
cared boat race between either Yale or Tar-
ward and oxford. For some timo past the
boating authorities at Oxford have been quiet
ly at work laying plans for an international
race between tho OXonians and the winners OF
the annual eight cared race between Harvard
and Yale next month. H. c. Lehman. tho
Oxford coach. has obtnncd II full description
OF tho boats. oars &c. that will be used By tho
Americans. and he has carefully studied all
the points TO see VIII ether the American or tho
English Nut boats are better in tho matter. OF
speed and stanchncss. Every scrap OF in
formation pertaining to tho mon who nre
Er !" FGM 2r "ry"rH d hI Inc e"s ns TSSm
know Just what they have to contend against.
Lehman says that tn" Oxford crew were
vSry "G"S" S 10 "S wi" Il" DID T M"
wish it l. lo undGrsto"d that his uttcrinccs
car colleges, but he would Ike, TO provoke an
cNnr,G;ssirn ct opinion from thm NV iipten
race " could be ar ran: for S"p,omh"r OF he
| liver Thames. England. and as this would
only ncccssi,a,c tho kccpng Of the American
! race in July. perhaps the winners would not
| dishnnj SO carly in the year.
have not yet rot settled have. combined to
| prevent the Yale mon from doing very hard
| line physical cond,ion and the best Of spirits
Down ut the Harvard quarters Mr.. Keys il
busy at work almost every moment. They are
| having plenty OF work and seem to he able to
| stand almost anyth nv. At Present they are
rowing II stroke Of about twcntv-cight to tho
minute. but they row it well, They have re-
! mnrkable dash and snap on the catch. are do
| libe. ate on the recover. and get their oars in
| the water evenly and swing IN with terrific
force, which sends the boat along in good
| shape. save that it is n tribe on its keel yet.
! The Harvard freshmen crew arrived last even
| Ing:
| morning q man with q thin. grny moustache.
and whose hail, also was beginning 70 grow
| slvery. aliGhted from the car. As he did So
| bronzr-facnd native, with q mail bag slunG
oyer his shoulder rushed up and sail M"li;
| I'll be gol darncd! You still on the turf"
Yes, indeed relied the new conner. -, II
| wouldn't miss year for anything. hen tho
| stranger stepped into boat. manned the oars.
and proceeded w the riverat "A furious Tacc.
| The stranger was none other than st. John
| Sheffield. the famous oarsman of Yale. 20.
| Sheffield received quite an ovation ut the Yale
| crew. quarters. .
M H. Moran Of the Board OF Trade Commit
tee. went up the river in n tug this morning
and placed in position the flags that shall
mark the course OF tho lalc-llarvard race on
July !.
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Target sma.her. r,rn,Irul n, Syracuse.

SYRACUSE June l4.-Eeary ECO sportsncn were pres.
ont to-day on tire grounds Of the or0ndaga County
Sportsmcns Association to participate in the thrtS-
fourth annual meeting OF the New iorA state Sports
mems Assoc atoa for the Protection of FISH and q anne
The business OF the convention having been satisRc
tory disposed OF last night the delegates were ready
for the week OF play Mt the traps. The Eornhs are To-
cat ell Mt Map,e Bay abnat miles cut md directly
Two sets of five and of ten trafs were in con-
slant use to-day. and imnrnse number OF targets
were thrown The main of ten trap. were Tor stake
cyen. witch only those resident Of New YORK were
allowed to compete Here squads ct two men were
sent a time. each man standing IN the centre t
the trnpE shouting Mt unknown angles As thls IS
much slower e'h"d than by tr rapi! fting system,
only ON the rr.lsT events could be rhot. Ia" con
dIlona 0f this ut ~ kinrirGs per man entrance
81 Nearly 81 600 at Hcrchni'!I.: wrr distributed t."
the winners. Many ties resulted and ~ "Erh case
settlement reached Ir draw NJ u NUMBERED
wad from "a Int. the sl"o.rr then taking IN.
n" pri2es. 10 which that number emitted
linn. on the other traps. swecisISe events were shot
OF rHnialy.
Al l.u.t thirty clubs throughout the state were
reurcspntei to-day by from two to TWEEN men each.
lent work the bird event al unknuTn 'rais
AT times the wind blew hard from tie northwest and
was n source of riurh MN ON aur" TO the shooters
Among the contestants wer" W ;. 'H'n' u. me noted
one n rme, vr.ri shn; of Newark. v. Il, Hobart OF
New York CITY Paul Snr'h Of C'r"rsu Mort Mayhem
Utica. II tnmons i've ri SHIT twenty or more ytnr'
age uclc Ven catc' pr'r "f !mr, :. years oil
rl- tournament will I've confirmed all the w""k To.
murrows big even. is at kinghrGs Tor over $1,000 III
er hand
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Business Chaurc;.
for Salt.

RICYCLEs-slAc oo bicycles for $4,000, tlIsoo rt
- cycles for sInnui tthss sredss 10 psspvT,ist.
N''A" "'A's~ 4. ". SuAr a CO.. Dayton. oh.s.
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2 CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
WHITE STAR ZINE.

ERlIANNl Wednesday. LuUc Il. q 90 4 "
MAdES Ill.,, cdnesdAy June -" 80 T. "
superior second cabin nccumu tiun. n Tru,nulo
and Majestic. %iecruge from or to tnr ~ country i2o
oiuc'. ~ BToadWay and on the WI nrl ,'.. Of West
10Th st. II. MAITLAND kEE-EI agent.
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THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFI
INSURANCE co.

Commenced business in 1916.
II has paid in dividends to its
policy holders ...........,.. sio,7os. o42 OG
Percentage Of dividend paid To
premiums received in 1891 1913 percent
Assets SJo,T3S.iI9.95
SURPLUS by its own standard. 6.o5a,lj5'Sl
t5y the highest iega standard. over half
million dollars morc)
Expenses of management only $3.50 per
cent OF Income for past 46 years
Send for rates to
PHILIP s. MILLER. General Agent
For New York City and New Jersey.
No. Wall st.. Now York.
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NORppECTSCuER LI0YD'S $. 8 COZ
IN SHORT ROUTE 70 LONDON AND CONTINENT
Steamers sail from pier foot os 81 ST. IluAtken.
FAST ENTRESS STEAMERS
Aler., Sat. June Is noon Ilv". Tues. June 90 "
Trave. Tues, Jun.2i lrM Saac. sat, Jwy . II 4 VI,
Inns sat june - A. v. Lain .TU"s. iH Y - ! T. W.
First cahin 500 to $3.50 berth. SECOND caSn. $50
and $50 q berth: ttrrraln at low r,.trs.
DGlRI(llS = ur Grren
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Gas ENGINES. electric ana water motors, reing ami
NJ exhaust fans, new aud second hand. repairing u
speciaty WEST SIDE MACHINERY DEPOT. l2i
Bank ST.
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THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.


500 y. M.-iulinan Bnnct Sleeping car New Yor
IN Chicago arrives week DAYS at columbus I.15 !
NJ. Cleveland G:'tj T.. nest day. and daily at Chi
cage :Ul A, VI, second nOrEing connects for TOled
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Iailro;,ds.
Iailroads.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Station foot of Liberty St., North River.
Time Table in Effect May 80. 1902.