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CENTRAL R. R, OF NEW JERSEY.


30 m. for raston. Maueh Chunk wlkesbare,
sefton n TnoayS for la SSa
Mauch chunk. Wtlkesl@rre and scranton.
% n. iof E1stoa s5S Nase6 hunk; On Sundays.
Mg n tdF n Easoa i" Maach Ha cSuns IEe.b..
scranton. R~ding Harrisburg louisville. Tama9ua, Sha'
mokn sunbury. Wlausport Through couch 70 Williams
90 p m for Easton Mauch Chunk, Reading Harris
6i s2Hily for Easton IaHch Chink ianaqas potts.
wig As S m for E.on Haueh cxnk Heading Harris
burg wlkesblrre, scranton. Tamaqua. Potsvue, She
30 p m for E.lstOn and Allentown,
0"i ao p; % sisa,Gw..
so For p ss%e,i aa@d''i oS Y sAs
80 10 50 a. a. No. oS 4l5. 100 SnG's %. S.
for Hound Brook at 80 90 90 So .s sse
10 o So u 800 80 o6 100 Co., sc go 90 IS' 49, Ss
S sS e 30 90 go 10 CO. 10 sS go p % i 90 90 pssc
2I5. 3 $50. 400 800. $50 200, 100, 1000 p. m.
o &c. f'; % A. 80 90 g 81 s sSS:
sS s &c., g. o. g. 70 90 4 go &c M e 81
night sundays 1 30 100, $ 80, $50 10 30 a. m,
- 90 90 t rs. oO' 80. 6 cO 100, o:OO 1000
= FOR Freehold ana Atlantic Highlands a. $50, SIS
tr,.'siodl. 900 m q 90 ?, NJ: H. '1"' ' ''.
only 100. 20. 90 p m. SUNDAYS, except Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
A. 4 30 SIS a. H.. ! 80 3 -. I 20 D. m. Parloe
on trains leaving at ;io M, 80. saS.
80 y. n. No SUNDAY trains; "a,
ior Toms River Barnegat Park and Bsrnegat 80.
For Atlantic city. Vneend and Brldgeton at 20
:" For Monmouth Beach ard seabright ct 80. SIS
IL Is a. m. 80. 90, 70 p. N.
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New.York, Wednesday, Feb.

New.York "Wednesday. Feb. 10.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
lot on st Ncholssavc, corner 145t-st, 339x
lc>N2GNlOl.j; l. VI II scott Sl1 600 5000 go
lots 81. Nicholss-aVr. 35o ~ Of l4)th-st 20x
100 each Stephen Duncan, $50, 100.
lot. 3d-sve. 1873 II Ii Of GSth-st 39xlOO. and :
lot, " 3d-,Vc 1896 n Of l6Sth-st 2i3NlOO each :;
My.r H"lHan. So 900. 80
Two 3--tory bindings with plot Of land Nos. ls2
1si ~ linr-st IhonpsOn-st plot JOAo6lO ;
j WI gsnd. e3S $50.
one 4-Sory hu ling with lot, No 49, West 22dst
~ # Of i0tI.sve. lot l5sA93s, + Marshall
ono 3.story Hing with lease Of lot No 400 West
55th-st, W 81 ft W OF 9th-sve, lot l75N5O2i w IL
newman ~. 700. -
Sales o. stable with lot No. 100 West 50th-st OF
6thsve and buildings With lot, Nos. g. and 81 East
1OJth-st OF 4th adjourned 70 February IL.
sales NJ building. with lot No. 81 West @lth,st W
stable with lot. No. 40 East 33d-st o
OF l-taye, were adjourned 20 FebruaLs -.
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Hlnslral 1nstrumcnIs.
ENIERSON PIANOS

EMERSON PIANOS 49, 4. a.,
Excel I'm all the varied elements Indispensable 70 in
struments OF superior merit. Liquidity ana puIiS a.
tone responsive ana pleasing touch 5o,ooo nav
been sold The prices are very moderate anu '' ~
tir-y convenient to purchaser. ,s q,
Factory in Boston, Mass New-York warefooh'' D.
shave, near 14th-st.
ASSORTMENT Of secondhand grand uprsn .,. a"a
n scu,re ,,os Of our own make in perfect condition
ood fully warranted also Lumber OF secondhand paHo'
% 0'"'i P' WI RNABE & CO.
fiS jth-ave rear 20ta ST. Ncw-fcIh.
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Proposals.
A RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET

A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET
~ ,4N-io..k CRY, February <. lN91.- >,al.d pro-
possl,, IN trpatr VIII De- rc,i'ec &C thi' odico unt
delivering lop Bloomington 70
nr,t.caBs Typrwrtns Machines. supply OF carbon
paper oil errrr, ard manifold paper win a-n o., required
Cirrulas giving further plrtrulIr, and ti ufor alton
bidding, be- had Of tAi undcf~ gntd. m, United
The right tu all proposals,
Preference SIN BE- given 10 articles OF domestic producing
or manufacture. conditions 81 quality AMI prr. luciudin
In the price Of foreign roIurt and mannf rtur tn
duty tier bring -Iut. Envelopes containing bro
Io.,- should BE- marked 'Pgoposll- ~; T,pcwrit
and addr.-,.d AI.lH. J. PERRY A.. l,lnt Oulr.er
masters General {. =. Armr.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.



30, -. 30, 700, . 100, 500, 80 D. M. ~ Is
night SUNDAYS o 90, 10 30 IL 80 a. M 1 80, 3: so
100, 90 y. M, L. 10 night.
For Baltimore and Wsshngto daily 90 IL 30. with
Dining Car a. m, 80 1870 Dining Car, 90 p ms
l. Is night.
l. 10 night except saturday night Sundays, II 80 -
NJ 30 5:Oo GOO p M have connections for Reading
arrsburg, ottsNille, sc.
For Sunbury and Wiamsport VIA Philadelphia at "a
m, 30 80 p M, Il 10 midnight except Saturday
night. SUNDAY 500 y. ~. -
and Car seats can procured at H. 12
o6l as, pa, lao I323 broadway 1877 6th-aye, 2e<
West l25h-st, 1874 Fast l25thst NewYork; Court-sAs
$50 Fulton-st., 9o Broadway Brooklyn.
New-lorN Transfer Company will call for and checB
haggagr from hotel rnsdence
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NEw.YoRk. ONTARIO ANpME,rERN KAILMAy

4A~, cave Wet i-G.,t =. .j5 \. NJ a., nnn
ute, earlier from foot Jays;.l. foi MohonA Iake
MnneT y; G3d WaIilHI Valley r. II. stations, Middle
tel burgh ibcEty Lyingston Manor Hancock, Carbon.
dale. scranton walton, Delhi, Sidney Norwich Edme
Cto'. Rome, Oneida. osweeo, Detroit Chicago, and
:i.iJ p. NJ. Campbell Hall Lakes Nohonk and Mime
wa,Aa. Waikiki Valley stations Middietown RI emng.
hureh hurnNle .alsourgh, Hureyville. Liberty, White
200 =. NJ, Mlidletewn, Pittsburgh, Liberty Liv.
ing-ton Manor Rockland wslton, Sidney, Norwich
o.eida o.wrgo Eoche ter Niscl-n Fails Detroit CHI
cage ana Net iumah Seepers reclining chair
TO Suspension Bridge. DAILY ali other trains daily ey
cept SundW. '' ~
Pullman draw ing room seat. and sleeping car horhs
u. i. \. ~ Exchange Pace. New York.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs-N. Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL. ESTATE rhANsFERS-N. y. CITY
Trs,crs-st n ; 1ol T. Dccaturave, 25Ao3 Al ,oo
ordyke ss s. 325 Il 3d.I 551iOO; Elan
,'roshe.an ct a. TO f nr 20, P.['Gas cs
Ah1eIEen Ed Wit 70 John tSesr e2'
r,rsiya 70 y Pc gSai s,e1 Fl. and VII. to
''j J OLA wc, aud another 10000
rclsch', sons 90 10 Ches Beich ............ sc.
I52l-,t n $ 100 II SHAW. I. part, loosioo;
%ha' + Mcti.iland ri Z Nathan Vie .'. 81 500
~ame to sane -. 81 500
ann to sarc >.'''''' g. 900
; sIt ,ia,,,s.r :, WI, r,o.i,ao si isc
Homestead 60 to " J Combs. ..............-.
S4rah Marie to Dsyid wri1tef $500
A.i,ley - -. -, y, 600
sat-, i :, 1870 IT Of lstsy-, 2oslC22; Elias
mclt,T,.t t.' 80 I75, and SO iis Mo,t,, Mary i
SAC " ,s .'r .,0. ..a: ,.s s... '3 s!5
ps,t t. O'''F - Goals
dave, ave. cor lotn.st 9i.s>eoe; Ka'c l. To-
gsrty 10 Kate !. Fo~ry. ur.tec ,,.... l
Mo.ay T. $50 H., q nl s9saSa ,6 E'na . 10
Walf.mins w.iG'. "''~''' ''' 1900
''' rob1n TO - J"Ila L~line II 500
Hnn,e ponncliy 20 g Fr.d Sta,hucR 1900
Pel,on r. Timothy D Peipn / Iari 80 II 100
executors. 70 " Edrar irudrn. = part
'nue. /. pan ..''.'.-..'.... 1926
Same property; Angelina s potion 20 sane. = .
isFt .....-.-.... ~ 81
narr. !. ol6 sud o,helI 70 Lon T1abrrn leo ooo
E4 GGi Klein % 'o''' 10000
s-,n.,t : is II Of Ayc.A josicOs John
" Iaughiln an1 wife Ia EcnTy kel -...-. ~ 800
SNi 10 nam i @llemcsc.. 2o.7,o
To-. r-foo Iiarrisan refe,ec ,, " Ria $500
a9tn-sf - 100 10 T. 81 rh-a'e. - Il N''-"
.Icb.r - 81 an a. ~ a. - '''' $50
Io. = iehr'i s',n0n.an T. Iiori,on ,liit % 500
.. .. 3iS u iufh-ato. %, $500 : VIM
Dnh-Inann and wife - Henry 4 Brumrr G.
''TT Rob c,ccutriE w.. 10 rad%ig l,'.rrsn ioco
l:ailroif. ave i'i n Of lots ani 4. nap
scn.' III. IT,. :" nelson smith u $3.50
Pa rick Fairly t. Frtaefick shidvoc6tsr. ls 600
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STEAMBOATS,
NORWICH LIME:

FNo,ke iNslDL Eol M. FARES EhDICED.
1ER. 500, BOSTON. $500 pending reduction to
all points ~ leave Pier 40 rt River neat
above DesbIosac,st. Ferry, daily sundays excepted.
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II III BOOK OF oPENAIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
lNuettdts Inr standard authority on American open.
ar amuscmcnt, liues Tor sailing swimming bali nIav
ing shooting horseo9ck riding Re. &c.. in full ST nsr
Luz and universally complimentod BIZ the press
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STONINGTOq LINE,


inside KOUlE. Ali tAl;I.9 nI.DUCFD
BOSTON. 81. PROVIDENCE. S1s5.
WOisI - tit. 50. Sbanors leave new Per 80
y. H., block above Canalst, AZ T. NJ daily, eXccp.
Sundly.
4 --ONLY $500 to BOSTON via FALL,
~ Err LlNE-Ihe np,t popular travel route In tlo
NOlld. Fares reduced all points. steamer, Ply.
MOUTH and PROVIDENCE IN comm, ,ion. Leave Pier
o. y. H., oi Murriy,L. week days only al d. n
VIII be resumed commencing April
by Annex Boat from Brooklyn 80 D. m Jersey
City p m
N EW -HANEN.-StoamerS leave Peck Slip
~ (Piei - T. r. a. y. m and II D. M SUNDAY, eI.
eepted. arriving in time Tor uains North and East.
A DvERTISEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS For
~ THE Ni.W.YORK TlIRUNE Will EE an
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No 1910 Rroti.
I'd door north ~ IhifN nist-,t.; and ABVEE.
TIsEMENTs at The foloTlos I.raneh oGiee,: 2JI
-. 23d-st: l52 6th-aNc; l11 Fourth ave.
corner foueenthsr 700 1h.rdaye corner
ST.; OPS ThiIdayr.. 81 ny nr-i 1OS ilr-ay.
lo6 West torty-,cron - hu,a,c. 90 Llcry.
It,. - Avenue \ 1913 lhri-aNr.t - Mr.t fU.r..L.
II 23i Wet i.dst.; 10 thurch,t.: So Thifdayr.
1888 1hr1.ayc.
~ the HARLEM OFFICts, ls0 East onc.hundrcd.
sndtwenty- hfth-st. and 2i3 West northumberland.
twenty -nfh-st. to . M. at tegular office rates
In Brooklyn. 03 Court-st. 500 De Kalb-aye; 900
Bediordaye. and No. ~ Broadway uD ~ . y. H.. at
regular Office rales.
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Rallroaos.

pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
TIE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals & Automatic Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
Desbrosses and COrtlandt streets.
On and after FEBRUARY 9th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. M-Pulman yetlbule Sleeping and p3u'r 0S.
ndSSspo yirn 40 a. a. Chicago 55 D. M
LOU, 700 D IN. next day. Connects a'o FOR I0iedo'
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 4. M-Comp,sed exclusively Of pullman Vestione
d g"5s aGs Sac caro- Room pd ssTGns
sSEesr'Phr9 m ana bsT9 snd
yeRse, Of 4ome Or oes LseiT n Sg 4o %
Indlnapoi, ii 40 a. m and Chicago 40 a. m next
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
200 p. M.Pumsn We thule sleeping Car; from nd
York and Dlqng cor, from NeWnoTK 70 ~ coumbas
Arrive, Cincinnati 10 40 a. III, s"d st. Louis ~
p. III. next day.
TnE COLI MBIAN EMPRESS.
Zoo S r. s H'Gg oad Retbae "t
cb anu ,,a pTi YSwYok To- Chicago Arrives chi
cago 3 10 y. NJ day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.3O p. N.-Pulmsn Vestibule Sleeping Car New,Yorx
to Pburs ST. Louis ChiCSgo CneinnaI III, SSSgsu
and FIT burg to Richmond and Chicago. Arrirs at
Cleveland II 80 Columbus 35 p md ma c II, hos
5S Sds8 @o Ss1 Connects SS Tor Toldo daily
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 p. H.. pullman Buffet Sleeping car New 9oG
e arr!e' wee-ays At columbus a% So,,T ~ Plca M
90 "a 55 d s- Pes d cSnn a@G ir oedo daily
and for cleveland aud columbus, except SATURDAY.
s'~,p,r 70 Yc~;oleaa,. A,hsyle and Knoxville VIA
Hctmo1d and Dansilie X. R,e,,rea,o 6 Ohio R,n
Way and for He%6rcan. Via shenandoah Valley Route
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
IO.ios VI" Washington Limited ENp,e-s| Of rgI:
Colche. Dningcar to baltimore every weekday. ar.
300 p; VI" congressional Limited" Of Pullman
X9g PeSE Car and Di Ming r d9y yood nsa
IpIin6 hare, 81 ether Of the train 600 80,
30 a. ~ 10 30 900 and 90 p. and l2 IS
G5 80 or aod ! 30 G n D 80 90 and 90 p ~
For J,CK>ONvILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
Florida -peciai MoRday, Wednesdays aud fridays
For Ta%p% 80 ns and 90 oS p @ daily ue.aav.
For Ar'antc cty. 80 D. M weekdays with through
For Bronn's Nls.ln Pines, 90 p IN. weekdays, with
Through
For Cue Nav 90 .. m weekdlvs.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
I.xpr-s- 20 20 90 80. 90. . 30. 40 90 Penn
-fiv,na Limited with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington
Lrci. with DlnngCar. and II 90 a. H.. II %. 90
10. .00 80 90. 80 > 90 Is 100, 80 900 and
p. U. and l. 10 night Accommodation IL 10
90 ana 10 200 go u 2p sal 70 90 pr M 6 &c.,
90. $50. and . 90 and Il 10 night
Accommodation. : 90 aud 90 D. m.
For rune Tables e trains ea points the Pennsyl
vlnia Railroad System Apply az the following Ticket
Oiccs No, 43j. $40 and 9ii broadway, Aston House
md foot Desbrosscs and Cortlsndt .t- Courtst
500 FultOn-st.. and Rrooklyn Annex station foot Of
Fuiton-.t. Brooklyn; 80 Hudson.st, Hobokcn Station
Jsr,ry city.
Tho Nrv-Y FORK Transfer Company viii call check
baggage hotels and residences through destination
CHAS. T.. PIGH, J. y. WOOD.
General Manager General Pas,'r Agent.
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LONG ISLAND 6 EASTERN STATESLINE

NKOUkTNN. HUSTON MD EN~TEKN IITIE~.
SOLID PULLMAN NE~TIBiLED TRAINS
WITHOUT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn (Fistbushayc. on. |, I r. RI
~ o. aud Long Island city II 10 p NJ daily (lnclId
Ing sunday, due IN Boston 30 Core, spending
til. reforming. Tickets aud sic, ping ar bcrths elured
az l.. l. Il. H. Offices, @
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Qearbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professor. Teacher Tutors GevefnesseA
Mr.. NJ. J. YOUNGFULToN. % Uhion Square.
Y tsT TEACHES supplied for all branches. In any
- locality. no FEE for registration. Fesa for stlnp
Nv. HUyssooN. American School Bureau. W. iithss
EoR \ PRIVATE TUTOR recommended BY wellknowa
faNi-. aud specially successful Ia preparing
college, address Yale Unv,rsty Box II ,.Ss Broadway
THE FISK Teachers Agencies-New.Yosk Boston, Chi
c2go Los Angeles, ac. 5000 pssiusns Filed H. F.
CROKER. n. r. Manager. Lincoln Blsg, Unisn So.
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4 CLASS ~ LITERATURE for ladies' with Dr. Dodge.
.Aof Columbia. at REV. DE-. AND MRS. CHARLES
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EUROPE. .,. -
oGRAMMEs Now READY for s1e w.S select E .@d
April Io for Holy Land, s475 monthly excursions 10
Itsiv $3.50: best tcketing facilities choicest ocean
iS!t go G ijnes At Iowtst rate. Send Tourist
Gazette 8 H. GAZE & SONS $40 Broadway. " Y. (ESt.
1914.
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GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLORIDA.
IiOTfL DENNIs,

Recently Temodeled and enlarged. Healthy location
fine view Excellent table Best - attention u CUES
Good hunting and fishing. Send FOR tull PARTICULARS
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IT HE BOOK OF OPEN. tII SPORTS octave 500 pages,
i Illustrated The standard authority American omen.
air zmusements Rules for sailing swimming ball play.
tg shooting, horseback rdng &c. &C.. in full Of per
(oSy. Published by The Tribune New York EnteytaIn
IL Sad universally comIlimsnted BY the press,
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obstruction.
For BOYS and Young Men-City

nAKK COLLFGIATE CHOOL 81 West 56th-st-i
family ana day school for boys. VIII se destination II
collegr OF business. ELMER r. PHILLIPS, Principal
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1913 Broadway
u near 42d-.t AN u,Ttments.
VI. NJ HOBBY y. c. HENDRICRSCN.
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ATLANTIC ClII, y. j.
Open all the wear. large gallery hot and cold
water baths Directly the bach -
JOSEPH II. EORTON. Proprietor.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT OF
~ So., Columbia !, Msshnston; octobsT 2s 1892
DAY Of fs ON @ fhe II
Riven by the District of Columbia to aPothecaries
auctoneers banks and bankers brokers' claim agents
dealers in distled and fermented liquors wines and
T0s1ass dseFs insurance asents ice dealers.
soS,ms ,s sa%ss rooms t,rglinr hosss; billiard 6asa
alleys hotels livery stables. inteiSence oices. nns
shops. dealers in second hand clothing or personal
rectners,. restaurants and eating houses. thesters
variety thesters. &c. All persons engaeed in the
PROMPTLY their licenses accordance with the
law. viz: That every person liable for license tax
business shall In addition to the license tar impos se
pey nne q penalty OF not less than % than
q hs D 81 ~ srI 4 fh
Assessor. District Of Columbia. oc26-5t
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXfs.
IL i "a Sss sss
% and as ~ % fCs the
ceye payment Of taxes for the cities q WsskinSon
fhsf BAY 81 ses Mes S% and .sT
saiS ts,es L dns N0yEMBER FIRST 1897 the other
aid taxes due November J. 1862 Is shall NOT not Ss
paid during said month penaiy OF two CO per cent
on III Sas e p :ssh .:
proceeded with IS the law directs The Law imposes
.S nsssS z e- M.1 s.y
ton q the oct Of Coness approved April %. 1892
a sA q H q o ss s.ssss &
s. &: :: i
al &: ::ss S.5 81 !: s:::;
s:ass Ss. sas z r i. L: 81 s. &
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF ACCIDENT.
Tho Slot on Cable Road Closed by tn,
Weight of Heavy Wagon.

no SlOt on q SaDie Road Closed Dy tho
Weight Of n Heavy Wagon.
An accident, peculiar in its nature and serious
in its consequences. occurred on Penn avenue,
near 22d street, Pittsburg, shortly before noon
yesterday. One side Of the slot or conduit of
the cable line had been pushed over against the
other side by heavy iron wagon crossing the
track. This left no room for the grip to slide
through. The first car to approach was No.
1O3. The motorman did not notice the danger
ahead and when the car reached the obstruction
it stopped with jerk. The force Of the shock
was so great that the front truck was completely
demolished. The car was crowded at the time,
and all the passengers were more or less in
jured.
Frank Vincent, the gripman, was the most
seriously hurt. When the was stopped SO
suddenly the momentum carried him headlong
out of the front end of the car. He fol-
lowed by bits of fving glass and splinters of
wood. When picked up he WAS unconscious.
His head, face and hands we're badly cut and it
was feared he injured internally. Con-
ductor Irwin and Thomas Rose, a new conduc-
tor learning the road, were badly bruised and
cut about the head. Among the passengers
seriously injured were Miss Seeley Of New York,
Mrs. Purcell Of Lawrenceville and ". A.
Berger of the East End. Miss Seeey was badly
cut about the head and face, and her right
ankle was broken. A few of the unfortunates
were able to proceed to the city but most of
them were so painfully injured that they were
removed to their homes.
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baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect MAY - $50,
Leave Washington from station Of vev ys-,>,
ro-c,.,..s yenue and Q street
forCincinn.ti, 81 Louis and rndian.pol,.. vs.s.
For PttshurE and Cleveland empress daily IL 30.
m; and - pm
For Tinosestar H and T way 9tssons x sopr
ami %s.s; ma S:smsS: : -.
For Baltimore week DAYS. . IS, Is 10 O. ~. IT Is.
ntesls ~. re 90 10 10 70 30, - 90 "a Is, sss,
I42S Z. q. ~ 1907 Il. 10. x. 10 -, . "
. s @iu NJ, 70 :. nd q ? Z. spfs,sS
ssi sscS so o. 49, Is 81 s. 800 as % 3
For Annapolis. Z. Is and g. sos m. II 10 .aaL -
r. IN. SUNDAYS. ~ =. m 4 81 p. m
q. or f-ederick. rs. a. tlL3o. g. m. IL In - "a
Lor hac,rstown. TO 40 a. m and IS 3pm
Tor BOYD and way POINTS. 2 40 p m.
nm. frpress trains stopnins AZ principal stations
gRoYAf B n LINE 70 For NV YORK AID PHIL,
ADEIPHTA
daily. : o. DO 90. Dining csrD a m Il. 90 noon
40 o. 60 60 Dinins Card I'll 30 p IN. sleeping Oar
For Philadelphia wilmington and Chester. 500
BUFFET Parior Car. on all day trains
in Car running through TO Boston without s,hHn~s
via PonxhEeen-ie bridge. landing In B. an
For Atlsntic city. TO- 90 and ~ 90 noon sund.ys
tEIoept Sunday. DAILY. gsundAy only.
B.svaee called FOR and checked from hotsl. snf
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

Personal Notes of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Meetings in the County.

Meetings IN the county.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star
HYAITsvILLE, MD., October %, 1892.
The coy parlor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Carson at Branchville was the scene of pretty
wedding last evening, the contract ting parties
being their daughter, Miss Lottie NJ. Carson.
and Mr.. Frank L. Stevens of Westmoreland
county. Va. Chrysanthemums and dahias
decorated the parlor. The bride was becom-
ingly gowned in changeable silk Of blue and
gold, cut shape back and front, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. ID. l.. Blake
more, formerly pastor of the Southern Metho-
dist circuit of Beltsville. Mr.. Arthur s. Brown
of Lakeland rendered the wedding march.
Quite a number of invited guests we're present.
Supper was served in the dining room and the
wedding cake was cut by the bride. Many
handsome presents were presented to the happy
couple. They will visit the groom's home in
Virgins and other parts of the state. after
which they will return to Washington and per-
manently reside in that city.
Mr.. j. j. Boteler of Branchville has purchased
with Mr.. John +. Loane a farm in Norfolk
county. near Portsmouth, Va, consisting of
sixty-four acres and has gone there to survey
that property.
Miss Eva Iipscomb Of Richmond. Va, is the
guest OF Mrs. ]. L. Wright at Lakeland
Mrs. Ramsey and Miss Use of Washington
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Use Of Hyatts-
vile.
Mise Calhe Coz Of Hyattsville has gone on
visit to relatives in Virginia.
Miss Jane Lstimer principal of the Hyatts-
vile Academy, has been unwell for the past
week, and Miss Alice Gray of Laure, is tenn
porarily teaching in her place.
At a recent meeting OF the Colored Teachers
Association held in Upper Marlboro the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing wear:
W. II. Stewart. president; Miss E. Z. Johnson
vice president; Miss Z. Z. Lucas, recording
secretary and treasurer; ]. T. Hill, correspond
ing secretary; W. II. Washington, sergesnt-st-
arms; ]. ID. Broadus, chaplain; Misses l.. NJ
Craig, f. 4. Pinkney. E. V. Beckwith, s. A.
Philips and L. Il. Webb, standing committee
1t was decided to hold the money in the treasury
there a sufficient amount with which to
purchase a library for the benefit Of the teach
ers.
Democratic meetings. by order Of the central
committee. will be held at the following places
In this county: Horse Head. Aquasco district
Tuesday, November l, at O'Clock p. M; Pts
GATEWAY. Wednesday, November 2, at Up. m. !;
OXon Hill. Thursday. November 8, at .. IN. !;
Bowie, Friday, November 4, at Z p. m; Forest
vile, Spalding district, Saturday, November 6,
at p. M
Mr.. n. A. Dunning, chairman of the state
central committee for the peoples party. has
gone on a stamping trip to Richmond. Peters
burg and Lynchburg.
Mr.. James HENDERSON went cunning in the
neighborhood of Highlands few days ago and
succeeded in killing two ducks and five snipe.