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Delaware, LackawannR and Western X. r..
statous Ia New foot oi Barclay and
SHORTEST LINE. VEsTIBuLkD TRAINS.
PlILllAN COACHES,

Direct teue to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MONT.
CLAIR. THE ORANGES, summit. Bernartsvillo, Bask.
ps dsc Msas MOrissSTSb rais1f pase,ie2
MoPArcoNo, HacSe,t;.sS,My1, ,ScM0oLETS NOUN
MAitR G>Pa Sri!SoTPsRTRG ro,csS Mcs3sia;:
sS.s hhISGHAM4ox oXF5RRbS NoRWtH w M@
sYYSSAcrsE, oswEco idMHeA oMEfSGo. ELT SiTiIRsa
points ,wESf, NoIRTHWWEFsTT APP SOUTHWEST;
OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars. COnnec3
Buffalo with train for CHICAGO, arriving 3AS
7:si 4. M.~BINGmAMToN NAIL stops :. principal
stations.
1.o0T; II. SCRANTON, nINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
A.i0 Z, ~. SHANNON, WlLKEsBARRE and pLYM,
1880 7. VI. (dail1.-ButFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
punsn seelsrs AZ I've, at ~ ri spp1No.
and oSWEGo bXrREss; PqlmaN see2serSs :.
Murayss and i29 Broaiway Ticket at ferry stations.
ave- New York; 1893 woshingtonst 700 Ful,onst sna
S9s Bedfordave brooklyn Time tables, giving full IN
forms ton ~ all sfatio"s.
~ WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for aae
check baggage from hotel residence 10 Destination
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ \. L. & H. X. RR Co.. Lessee
Trains leaNc Ntsl i-d-st sLAJlOl, Nen1 VsA, as fol-
low and 10 inmates carrier Frankn-st, " Il.
;i::SO n ". Daly iOr NcHOIrgh, KING ton, Albany :
daily EAc. SUNDAY, west OF CoeyInan's &c.
515 \. W. Ddly FOR Albany except sunday, Montreal
1890 ~ VI. Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse, hoehes-
Ter Bunao Niagara Fails, Detroit, Chicago; eAceps
1885 4. VI. Daily, except sunday, for Albany and
ai00 y. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. for Albany.
:j;lj 4. VI Dny Tor AIbany, Montreal, Utica, Syra-
cuse Rochester, buffalo Niagara taIIs. Toronto, De-
$50 =. ". Dailv except SUNDAY. 70: Newburgh, Al.
bany, Saratoga and Montreal.
s.tI D. VI Daily Tor Albany. Uuca, Syraeuse Roches.
tr Euualo. Niagara ais, Toronto. Detroit, Chicago
Louis.
uNN i.l.,. SAW LOCALS. 40 $40 T.. VI.
NIMBt Re- LOCALS 20, 10 40 A. NJ, Il Is, $50,
81. q 81, II 10 T. NJ
Dstr It. Onioags 4. Infis. all through trains
.Dslv. For tickets. timetables, larior ana sleeping
ear acconimod lnformatgn apply offices
iyn Washington st -, fuiton.st, Annex once.
foot Of ri'tnn.st; NrwhorK city III. i3. 363 7SS.
v.5 broadway, liS lowcry, 81 Fast lith-st. So West
lo5thst. station.
Z. l.. LAMBENr General Passenger Agent.
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e RTE LINES.

M SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.YoRK AMI
CHICAGO, VIA CHAulAUoUA LAKE Oh
HlI1 RAMA or MoUNrAiss. FoaEss An
STREAMS
L.Ie.s route passaic. Paterson Tuxedo. Newburg.
Addeown. Fort Jervts Monticello. White Lake Hones-
dale. Scranton, Bngnanton FlmirA, Corning Watkins
Glen. Bath Hammondsport, Avon Springs, Rochester,
Hornellsvle Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto ChaCtauqua
Lake Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST. Louis Chicago and AL
points West. Trains leave NewYork foot of Chambers.
follows and five minutes earlier from West 2Sdseg
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Da'ly-via Niagara Falls and Chautsuqua
Hornsllsvie to Cincinnati. Connects ct Port Jsrvs U
Union station. except Sunday, for MonneeiIe.
NE-riBUL. LIMITED.
, m T. NJ. Daly-Soid train for Oh cago, via ChAuuu.
C.OO qua Lake. SI,epcfs 70 Chicago, Cleveland and
Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
y on r. NJ, except Sunday-ror Binghamton. Homes
=. 81 dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
& on 7. NJ Daiy-SOlld train n Chicago via Mayors
O.CO Fslls and Grand Trunk Railway. Slsepers =
Buiao. Rochester Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC h.>P.Ess.
S.3( r. Dalyuvs Chasss qSS ,s. Lake and Nissa,s
buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOX PUAi JkRvIS.
NVEEK DAYS. a M. g. m, 10 80 .. n D. m1
~ sa B 20 m 81 n 80 So ~ s. T. g -
FOX NLWDU,.G.
w EEh DAfS-v a. a., 40 y. IN, +4o p. m, $50
T1ezErj PRSb F Synfar ACttaH5bAgGisSSNs 2" e.
1 iol and e57 Broadway, Chambers ana West ga q.
Ferries NewYork; s3s Fl!tonss, Brooklyn; lo7 Irosd:
baggage from hotels residences through desunauos,
d. l. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent
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NDY HOOK ROUTE


FUR LUNU BNANNH UN FAN TIIUN &c.
Per ., \. H. lJoL Iietlo
For Atlantic Highlands. IL ghland Beach, Normandle
200 l.. NJ. sundays. . 80 y. IA. 90 +; NJ
For Elbcron Ocean Grove. ASbIry Park and Point
Pleasant 1913 \. NJ, 3'l5, . 90 r. N. sundays
except Ocean Grove and Asbuty Park, o 80 A. NJ.
For lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat at 80
A. NJ, 5 As NJ.
Tickets and paror-car can be procured at 10
235 26l. AS. 7b5 W2, LAO Broadway, - Murray ST.
si4 Canal ST. 81 East th ST. 231 Columbus Az. and
81 West l25.h ST.. New York 1888 Washington ST. I2i
sutton ST.. Brooklyn, and "a Broadway WILLIAMSBURG
Wes,cot, Express Co VIII cali for and check baggage
from hotel re-idence To destination.
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FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN &

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Freehold and Atlantic IL .hIads. :5U, 10 30
A. NJ / 80, $50, 8 10 4. N. sundays except Free.
mold 90 \. NJ, 90 l.. NJ.
For Red Bank, ong Branch, and points south 70 Point
Pheasant 80, $40 IL 80 4. NJ, 30 8. 80. :OO
80, , 80. 6:l6 4. NJ. Sunday, except Ocean Gro, q
ana Asbuly PARK . 700. II 80 4. NJ. 90 p. NJ.
CAT 4 80 s rs 4. NJ. 30. 80 z NJ.
For Atlantic CITY, \Oaeland. and Bdgcton, 80 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. Seabrght. and Highland Beach
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NEw.YORK. ONTARIO AND wEsTERNRAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42D.Sr

SEQ A NJ. 40 minutes earlier from the foot OF Ii onk
!in.stJ 10. Middetown, Blooming busgh Por, Jervs.
Monticello Mountaindae tastursh. Liberty, Living ton
Manor Hancock. Carbonate. scranton. alton iJehi
sidney Norwich Edmeston Utica Rome. Oneida Oswego
Detroit. Chicago and points West '
j,5 r 81, CamPOell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Minis.
waskA Waikiki Valley stations. Middleown Bloomlna.
brIgh EhnMe Fallsbufsh. HuFleyyie Liberty. LiS.
700 p NJ. Mlddletown, Pittsburgh Liberty Liy.
lngston Manor. Rockand. Walton. Sidney Norwich
Oneida OswegO. Rochester, Nagara Eals Detroit Chi.
eaSO. and West Pullman seepers: reclining .cSsir C.,
free TO Suspension Bridge.
\ pnllv AZ Other trains daily cycent sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping.caf berhs
chained ~ soa Broadway New.vork w.
J. ANDERSON. c. r. A.. so BeaveY.st., Nev.York.
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win Dnins Car. A. NJ. ! so. 10 20 WA ph.ns
car. 90. B CO. u 90. 80 40 i. NJ. L 10 ngnt
sundays. 90, 10 80, II 81. Win Dlnns Ca, \, u.
80 8 20. with Dning car, 90 600 =. NJ l. 10
night. 49,
with Dining Gar, a. NJ 80, s 80, Dining Car . 90
y. NJ l. 10 night.
40 H.. rAin week days for Baltimore GO r. NJ.
laror cars Day Trains. Si~Jers OF Night Trains
tor K,adn gat ( 90. 4j. 70 \. NJ. 10. SO.
Is. = 90 90. , 20 1870 = NJ. T. - nehs except
go . 90 +. VI, i:oS nlsn.
90 90 IS y. Nj L. 10 right except saturday pighL
sundays. IL 80 A. Nj. 20. 800. 50 r. NJ. i2 IS
For Pott.yille 40 90 a. as \. NJ. 90 80 co.
day. il 30 A. NJ. 90 30 q 90 p n. Is is night
For SuHbury. Lewsburg and Williamsp0it at co. IS
~ 4. Nj 1 90, 80 80 T.. NJ, T. Ia night. except
day nisht Sundays. 10 a. NJ. 90 4. Nj, i is
midnight
4 90 i5 S:45 A. NJ. 90, 30. 8 ~ 30 ~ Alon
town. r. NJ. sundays. 4 80 rs \. NJ. 90. 80
For wIlkesbarrc. Pt,s,on and ScrNnton. s45 A. NJ.
80 p NJ Sundays. 20 a. NJ
gh ' 20 10 l"d s 51S H0gtGsGrs 600
f%Sr Perth AWb0y a, 90 80 5 49, s;is II 80
sundays. . 90. IL 80 A NJ. 200 7. NJ.
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty ST.. North River.
limo Table effect sept. -, 1892.

Trains leave via
LEHiCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS DAILY
sis W., 1870 T.. VI.
SCRANTON EXPRE-s. EXCEPT SUNDAY. sis
4. W.. i1,Se =. W., Bad y. VI. 1880 r. VI.
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls, and the West.
For la.ton 90 is a. m. l. 80, is. :45. tl5.
80 p N.
For bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk. I :oO.
S:l5 a. M IL 80 e. rs. except Mauch Chunky. v;tt.
10 30 p. Sundays. 90. s:l5. IL 90 M. 40.
80 y.
For Pottsvllc. is = M. IL 80 3;iS p. Sundays.
IL 90 a.
For Halelton, s:I5 a. M. u 80. s+5. Z; 80 p. m.
Sundays \ 10 II 90 n. m. 7 80 y. IN.
For pants In the Mahanoy coal region NJ rs D m,
II 20 3 AS o. m. SUNDAYS. rs, II 90 .. m.
L. 80 As. 80 p. sundays. except Scranton, rs
For Eimlra. s:i5 a. M. 70 80. 7 80 p. II. Sundays
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II ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 1G2 East 55thst. (Bank
Bu'ldIncl Classes now forming. All the new and
fashionable dance, taught rapidly Send Tor circular.
n, GEORGE DODWORTH,
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COMMENCING SATURDAY. OCT. 18TH.
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itlnsital Instruments.
Az ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND,
rrrrh, ard square OF male In perfect con
AK lon and lly vairaitd also nunt"r o. second o"t
piano. Of rrOfuiucn makers at very low pi,es
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rs 9Th Ave.. near ,lOth ~. Newly ork'
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. Its History, Principle
and Policies. Edited by the Hon. John ID. Lon;
Pr 4o3 The NJ W. Hazen Company.
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DR sAvAGF,S Gymnasium and Athletic Field, under
~ constant medical supervision now open' 3os Wes'
59th-st. Shave
IFKNAN LADY will Give two hours daily instruction
in French German or rous.c In for
refined American family in city or vicinity Address
G.. IT., Box 20, Tribune Uptown once l242 Broadway
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THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE or TECHNoIOuf.
RINEK-ST,
between 5th and 0lh ST.. RoBoKEN. N. J..
REOPESS SEl'r o.. lb9! -
Examinations Tor adD,ss the 1874 2c.h ana 2lsi OF
September.
Full OF stuties preparatory 10 colleges ana
Schools OF Science Law and Medicine.
The OF tuition for ali ClsSeo IL slIO per year or
$50 psr term. .,.
For CATALOGUES apply TO the Librarian Of Stevens In
srtute
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THE NEW COLUMBIA THEATRE.

THE BUILDING APPROACHING COMPLETION
A fine new theatre will soon &c completed at ADAM
and Hillary sts which will be as completely finished
and eauipped as any similar building In the city When
II is opened II Will make round dozen theatres In
nightly OF Grafton In the city. The new house Is TO b
Known ~ the Columbia and 1t occupies q part OF the
site Of the Universal drygoods and fancy store u
Lebmann Brothers, who have decided to remove their
business uptown. At the time that the site for the
new Federal Building. extending from westinghouse.
10 Adams st. at John son-st was selected, the Licb-
mann Brothers owned the other half OF the block and
the foundations we're laid for a big store But the
Tide of bu-inc,s had turned from that quarter Of the
cttv and WIS setting in another direction. IL was
believed at one time that the new p"lnlhs-"hv one
story Of which was complcted-woad be 'oh TO
the Government and would be converter INTO oustou
House II Brooklyn could BE- made port OF entry but
th, idea never mateIialzeh.
After other efforts 10 utilize the property ialed'
part Of It was sold to men Interested In Theatrical
an,or,rses and the work If constructing a new
playhouse was begun few months ago.
The men interested In the new theatre are Edwin
Knowles & CO., the partners Of Mr. hh9~Ies being
Daniel Frohman and Alfred IIayman, all OF them
-s, ~, m,poyors Mr. Knowles controls the
Amphion Academy The new theatre Is l'3 feet deep
by ninety eight and onchalf feet woe Inc stage IS
the Tillaryst end OF the property, and the main
..s,oe alongside the store. The lobby Will be thirty
foot wide and tn, entrance-way twenty-five feet vide
and 1870 feet long The stage VIII lie siAty feet dep
and the proscenum arch VIII be thlr'y-eght ieet mgh
49,, ,r,v,vo feet wide. The general style Of the
ho,so l. Moorish and the decorations will be Of This
ordcr The seating capacity will be about $500. and
,r,,, ha the largest playhouse In the city except
,ho Academy OF Music and the Grand opera Hor%
About =, 30 900 will he expended upon the building ara
O. i,l no handsomely decorated and furnished. Every
modern mechanical device Will be employed there VIII
ho tb,ryone dressing rooms with every convenience,
and the house will DC provided with every hreproof
device. , 80,
Rapid progress Is being made upon the building, the
alr and roof Of which have been completed and the
,na5or Il fast taking shape. IL Il expected that the
honse will be ready for by the end ol next month
and the opening performance can be gwen on hhoay,
Iobruorv 30 Tho best attractions have been booked
Tor the rest OF the and the new house Is eh-
nected to have the patronage which 1t VIII deserve
Il can he easily reached by all the elevated railroads
and lines running to the bridge TWO elevated
stations being nearby and several su'etcst nha
passng the doors Ample entrances ana eSts IN ooto
Washington and ADAMS sts. VIII DC pro'lued'
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home The friends OF Policeman Ia"e en,cc gave
Gliding several officials OF the ponce IUlce s'Nc
birthday surprise party to MIS- 'oA WI ''''''
ing. ,h urounson Literary
Union at Ehlln1, Casino on wednesday, w einS 40
under the direction Of John J. Dononuo II, , nuu
director and NJ j. Sullivan a, his a,sslh' u ia az
nun,ber of guests attended the reception me foA
Estate Association which usually attehos Strlcly 10
business had :tn evening OF pea'nir 81. ,iie I,
reception ON Wednesday. The UcihDcfS Oh tie h9-
sociation with their wives and sons ana dauenerS.
! listened TO music and recitaons ana aiter supper
danced until the early morning hours JaInes Eli",t
WAS floor manager and the members Oh tie r@epuon
committee were D. sinclair. Wright oaNe william
n 1ler 81 ar ohT Bell president; E. A. Rodd,
vice president. J. y. Emra; secretary - fI''o'''
financial secretary. y. Sinclair treasurer
I oliver Tilden Camp. sons OF veterans; hed us an
| rual In. tal,aton OF officers on Nonuay evening.
Among the social organizations which gave entertain
mrnts last week were the McrcSe Turn Ncrein, the
Eagle Drum Corps. Morris Lodge, the Aron Liedertaei
and the Amity Social Club.
The arrest on Friday OF suspicious persons. one OF
whom was an ex convict. may bring to an end the
complaints Of robbery which have been frequent IN
fremont ard adjacent parts OF the city Inc pohc,;
have been vigant in watching for the burglars ana
believe that they have sufficient evidence To cause
the conviction Of scne Of tn suspected persons
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he had wronged gave him good advice as 10 III jIlian
and told him that she expected Tor nm nrd a him to
Germany with her daughter after the Inarlaso T.ors
have been socmnized by religious ceremony. oinost
tainted n, she testified to that other nter'LeEE c"me
Harris when her daughter lay dead ana shn 'u '''
= Helen must be buried In your name r eT CoaH'ri
mother that demand iIarri, pleaded ana a, iaEe
and when h that that plea was not enee'l cbonl
begged her not to harm the principal o. ' uc fact,
Of the case once only while the mother va I'M, nS
Of the connected with her daugn'or mnmant
UorrS show any emotion and then only ior ma" ta;
The Other principal witness examined was Dr. fuwaln
p Fowler who attended the dying er at tc OF
manner and speech belonging to Young man rrrgIo
mos, dramatic recital wae that OF me Il 1 , nos"nad
girl For thirteen hour, Dr. Fowler a,d NJ, ~ ee
used every method that their skill could suggest 10 xe
srtloria rn,nl,ton was kept up b. moving the AIMS
over the head and down upon the breast 1 c
electric force was used in the endcaVOr 10 estoc u
depa ting e, but the breath cane al long Natural
breathing. ;he end of the struggle came
S Win / IS sq Ia, al" ssh t@f I is!i'
She is gone she /, dead" said the doctor 10
What will becom" of me = was llarrS SnrnT Gd
not perform the last loving services about te houI anu
The doctor returned and closed the o eyes u me able and
ingenious lie selected from medical and legal worH,
scattering instances in which death ilah been ca'au
ono ti>tb NJ a rrr,n # mOrphsDc. nhc amount
which wa, contained in of the capSnes. II iarrIr
had not, rs the pr'ccu''"r "a We cenficaI n,
+, mns+ NJ the ca and did from MS origina
statement that death was caused oy an "'c'"o'o VI
morphine. r., ,,..o. h. ,,o,
n, catering details which will he collected INTO one
i,nnret.ive whole in the final summing up by Mr..
Wellman some OF the testimony was too unpleasant
10 be fully reported Most Of II went I, snow I''-
se motive for The commission Of the crime but il Is a
uucstion whether the Jurors entirely dvest theli
minds Of a feeling against the prisoner arising on' 4
hc testimony to his character. habits ana ln'lhN-
of speech II lie stories related were true ne haa cnne
clvdlry nor dcicacv in his conduct or speech toWa
and aIout women The testimony 10 the contents oi
the GIRLS stomach al the autopsy and o'I'r eIpr,
evidence win largely occupy the coming week. ana INC
trial NAV he prolonged into third or even mo
fourth week Public interest If the crowds IN ana
alont the courtroom are ground for judgment IA
rarely been 50 strongly aroused over criminal tla
in, bic mi
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CUTTING DOWN THAT MESSAGE.

From Tho Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
She was a. sweet 4 little woman A. ever "cie s
fellow who passed her strengthen hi, tie and look D.,
prcttiest. she walked into the telegraph ONE n,
Fourth and Vine sts. and tindy inquired ~ 49,,
clerk: Can send telegram t. my HUSBAND n.sn
"Yes'm." responded the hollow eyed funcuons.,,s.
Frightening up little aud handing her o'anS' WV
guess !, win 80 al L.G right ,n put the ''N"
"Yesm,7 laconlcally replied the clerk with ''A'
she frowncd a little wlllc collecting her thous~
and then wrote: II,
Dear Charlie: You do not know how nuen
miss YOU while away from home ihousm a asn1
very HIND. and We have been shopping al "a 90 cycf
my green and three pairs Of French Md sg ou
because they were very cheap and Know always ySI and
wish YOU were here with me 10 see the cue vsry
carriages and cradles and table chairs for ntte .
the carriage he sure 10 scald bottle every n ssii
and that the milk is fresh and sweet before
for baby Bless her little heart she Is her ma x ~
darling dear So she is, and when she cries II NM
pin sticking hcr and not the cole at all, i"up
Give her drop OF canpnor on no " DROPS Of pepp
mint or paregorc In sugar and water III rfbs
4 she has cramp IN her poor n n,o s,o of the u
In the front hail. and II the icing sticks 20 u , suS
butter 1t, and don't give baby any beside saoe NunA
wants me TO stay all week. but don't feel saisSi
away from yon and bnby so long, dearest; anu d,s
come home Wednesday. 1t seems like year H.r INF
saw you love though IT only yesterday evenSn
hear 10 be away from you mt all. Oh II you s"'os
die or anything should happen willie am ava, !, n,
thinking Il VIII come home Iuesa Ih, W Tel
first morning train. this being Monday night, ~
tho girl II warm mp the roast from sundsy war IL
cut II down real thin, with Ch sauce 10 v IN the
and Ia see that the bread does not get mus, bof
pantry and to keep the ants out Of the susa Inn.
ab,ve all. Kiss baby for mamma; anM ! s, ,tse
dred for yourself. From your loving litue nWSs
Gathering together the piles Of sheets nilsE s re-
the telegram while she stood there ana .b SIs''"
How much will It bei' she ashed, sa ssS we can
shorten Il by leaving out few OF tho u
wor,S and 80 save you money. -. .hrt he sure
not TO leave ont any OF the necessary "o'"''
away she went rs happy rs n lark; -, .ra hurriedly
Charles Brown: VIII be home The, TIssd natSso%S'
BY first train. ,. ooSiN
He was Q married man HIMSELF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

Itarbert searyant recently convicted OF murceea
assault upon Mrs Hawey Chapman. and sentences 70
ten years Imprisonment at hard iaDor' WIS 'aAen 70
sing sing state Prison yesterday
Movor Body IS opposed to the bill creating four
new Assessors but says he Will approve the addition
Of Two men 10 the present force. The bnl Is to 10
modified accordingly.
william F. Loss has begun suit for absolute d.
vorce from Mrs. Florence a. Loss. lie lives at No
3l4 West Thirty -fourth-st New-lork. George BE
Cushing is named rs co respondent. The action Is IN
the supreme Court.
In the siet Of Charles :. Clarke to recover $4,000
from the Exchange Printing Company for paper
furnished 10 The American Magazine verdict
awarding 1885, o. was returned yesterday.
The Clermont Avenue Palace Rink /, to be rebuild
and made into a handsome hall for concerts and stage
representations. \ roof will be placed upon the
building. a gallery will run around three sides OF the
interior, and a large stage will be built.
The wife and family Of Samuel Cramir. OF No. 80
Atlantic-avc were made sick Friday night by the
escape Of gas in their rooms. Mr. Cramir Was
awakened and managed to his wife and children
from stupor and get fresh air for them. lie then
summoned aid. and an ambulance surgeon treated
them. They will recover. There hole In the
gas pipe.
The Brooklyn Diet DispenSary will hold It's sixteenth
annual meeting in the Emmanuel Baptist Church u
morrow evening
Mrs. Mary 4. Ftchie. wife Of Thomas Fitche. ex'
Supervisor OF the seventh Ward. died yesterday At
her home No. 267 Sklman-st.. at the age OF my.
Her death was due TO heart disease.
Assistant state secretary sumner F. Dudley. Of the
Young MEMS Christian Association, Will address ito
meeting Of she Eastern District branch in south
Eighth St to-day. The Rev. Howard Bliss, OF Plymouth
Church Will also address the meeting.
brooklyn oFoVhi!