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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
lThe PhlIa. & EeadIng L. n. Co.-L

fThc Phila g. Reading Il. Il. Co-LcssceJ
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt onc De-.
bfo-hcs sts. a. follows: ,,-.- ...
~ ~ "A. Lyons ElmlIt. Rochester, Bur
and Pctt-,illr ana principal local points
aud Pullman 20 suspension Bridge
q a. m. for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points.
IL A. M for South Plalnned and all ntermodate points
~ 80 D. m. Elnira and intermediate polnt, chair
Wilke.bstrc. ,-..-..,.- .,. -
y. for 1unkhannock ana lnbrmedzs points con
necton 10 Reading snd Harrisburg
70 ~ M for Bound Brook and nj intermediate points
40 n M for l.. and D. junction and princIa inter.
rnod,,c noint.. Chair Car 20 l.. and Is. Junction.
70 H. m, for POttsvlle and intermediate points. Chair
Car to PottsNlln' 60, c,.., .. ..,o.o,,,. ..,,.
Conncction 10 Reading aud Hamburg.
n "a m M for bennington and all intermediate point.
40 n, M for Geneva Lyons. Flmra. Rochester, But.
for and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons ond sus-
pension Bridge. a.,o - ~ IN . - a. an,
Al ~ M connect all points IN MahanOy and Hazel
ton coal regions c,..n,v rp.rxS
$40 and II a. m. FOR Mauch CHUNK. Hanelton. Shenan
xo.b aud intermediate points.
do1i ~ n m Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate point
40 D. m for Geneva. Lyons, EInirl, Roo hester Bif
,,o ana ihr West Pullman Sleeper n Lyons and S'is-
peh'''" General Eastern once, ?a5 Rtoadwav.
Sasslxe IRON hosi residsnss afoufa 70 dsstnsHen
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MEETINGS AND ENT BRT1FyMENTS.

An entertainment for the ienct Of The Tribune Fresh
Air Fund wiz be given the Athenarrm, Onehundrcd-
and nfty nfth.s between TertaNt. and the BoneN1ii
OIL Friday evening. The programme VIII be: Japanese
fan and umbrella drill recitation, soprano SOLO BANJO solos
nv v L. Ossn an, the Studio. instrumental duet from
rannbseuser male quarette. recitation, song with pano
obpato and 1.-THE Courtshlp Of Mics Sandsh" IN tab
reception Will DO given by the Poi Epsilon club TO
the deI.gaea 70 the general convention OK the fraternity,
-, ~. clubhouse No y3 Fory-secondst from 80
D. ~. 70 midnight. Oh April g.
An cxbui.on Of lantern slides. OF the mem.
hers NJ the New.York Camep club. Will be given a. the
rooms q, the club No 34 Efth.s,e, Friday c'enioe
The Rev Dr. j. A. Reinhsrt hs. begun series Of
sunday evening lectures subject OF special Interest to
,,.,gm.n and women. These lectures given Ia the
-. 10, room No a Manhatanst The
.uhoct next Sunday evening win be Socialism and the
Bible" 80, ~ -
April l, at p IN. $780, >,,.- ,.,..
M, Jerry McAUlsy widow Of Jerry McAulcy' having
..,ooed As srperintendent OF the McAuley Cremorne
usston No lO4 west ThirtysecOndst farewell service
LII bo held At the mission tomorrow evening Enc i 70
ccoeded I'm this work by Mr. and Mr. Charles T. ia lou
o Ave wears have IN charge Of the Third Avenue
,,'.io q, IN. Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
,rao.a friends Will be rsaled Sunday evening next
m. Rev Thoma. DIXON jr. Of the Twen;vhird Street
,.,s., Church will deliver his lecture "Foos," IN he
(, James Methodist Episcopal Church. MadiNona'e and
o a hundred aDc twenty sAth.st, on Monday evening.
ru->2 a. O'Clock admission. e5 cents, rt@efNcl stat'
20 csc,s Reserved seats are on sale al Lyonss' NO W
r., and twenty.hfihst The lecture II Tor
.,e benefit Of the sunday~chool
-. ,h,,a synnsp nc competition bv the members OF INC
Dr. ss,sss rAysisA Dsvsisnnsa' |~>rfc ~ii % Hlvsa
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rHE OrAKERS BEAT TIE GIANTS.

Richmond Va March 20 tSpecial.-The Target crowd
which ever Witnessed at Mayo Island with or"
exception, turned today 10 see the battle with M
bets between the Eew-York and Philadelphia teams. IL
day u ball game, aud clesI yet The
Now.YoIkers ia playing humor, and they re-
Ceved their defeat after regular odashontd slug
cling match Welch pitched poorly, showing little Of he
speed electrified the spectators few days $50
As result his delivery baed freely, and Sullivan
evod him after the sixth inning Ewing aud Basset were
sick and this further handicapped the Giants A. OF old
without their captain they like hes1less body IL"
Phlade pha played superb game and showed that
their months Sojourn the South had put the Quaker Cy
men I'm perfect condition. The Of allmon. Mack aad
BOYLE was clever Esper, who is 1handed depended for
effect upon curves. ye. the NEWCOMERS batted hard
enough TO win any ordinary The Giants leave for
home after Tomorrow game. 1he score BY inninga
Esw,XGIh - S 9 G-iiSS
Earned Runs-New.York B. Philadelphia 5; frs base
on crfor,-NewYork l. Philadelphia z left Oh bases
New.YOrk :, Philadelphia o first base on b'l,- on
T,per 8 on Carsey ?, of We.ch !. OIL sullivan, none
struck ou-by Lsper none by Calsey ]. By Wrch - by
sullivan none; home TunsFcds Hamilton :. 1homlon
two.ba-e hits-O Rourkc . eocrncc hlts-BOye, Mack.
Fuller Hamilton MulNev. Dchsnty; stolen bases I"r-
nan Fields Holman. Connor, Muyey, E,pet; double
-Muivey Conner, Muck 10 Boyle; biz by PITT ed
hi LYONS Conner. Allen VIA ptch-CIfsey. UIn-
plre-Crene. Time Of gamc-2 Us
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NEWARK.

The Democratic members Of the Common Council
were in caucus at the house Of the Jefferson Club
until about . n. m. yesterday. and agreed upon
eevo9 out Of the thrtyfve partisan appointments TO
be made with the help Of the vote OF the recr"ant
Republican Alderman, Wangner. TO the latter was
promised two appointments rs his reward and he only
got one. The principal Offices We're filled by election
al The last meeting OF the Council. and the eleven
nominated in caucus will be voted on next trdaN
night When the appointments are all made me Guy
government will be almost completely cleaned OUT Oh
Republicans in Office although the Republicans elected
one half the representation in the Common Council
The date chosen for the reunion Of the survii,lns
members of the old lst Excelsior Regiment. Sckes's
Brigade. Third Corps, Is Monday, April a. at NeWarX
HEADQUARTERS will be ut the rooms OF Lincoln fo>t,
No s3s Broadrst. which will be open for their re-
ception from a m. till : p. III. Ron VIII be cale s
AZ 4 30 D. m Half IN hour later tho business nec,
ing will be opened. and at ocock the veterans VIII
sit down TO dinner MaorTenenli Dahiel CIV p%
Sickles will preside and will have something TO saw
10 the men who fought under him. and the LlnColn
Post Male Quartet will render some oll, laH ~;
songs. There Will be sUo's h"S'cr vi '''
old ',ns."
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at the gymnasium. Nos. 3os and 80 West Fty-nintn'
ST.. this evening
A. afternoon mus al VIII te given by Grant Bro"ef
at Somner. Music Hall No East Srycrt'enth'st
mis- ofternoon o'clock. Mr.. Brewer Will be a.
Is hs pupils. and interesting programme mas
beer arranged
Company r. list Regiment. captain Clinton H. Smith
commanding won the BcHnap trophy In the year ls'i'
Tho trophy hovng been by company three years
,hev will hereafter retain possession Of IT, II WI DC
Apr B.
The first matinee for the Mary Washington monument
fund VIII he given tomorrow at the Lyceum Theatre.
The association has isued appeal 10 the women Of inc
Uni,cd States for aid IN placing this monument over the
grave Of Merry the mother II Washington which at pres
cnt lie, neglected and descate. monument was be-
gun there completed and is falling into
decay. ANY contribution from a penny upward viii be
thankfully received. Patti VIII occupy OF the pro
s.cnirm boxes a. the guest 81 T.. ogden Doremus.
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ELIZABETH.

f. P. Edwards president Of the society lot 'he
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, cid not as nv
promised, have tie crow-shooters III the 1lS. h.u
Gun Club arrested yesterday. Mr.. EDWARDS VIII iee
the Grand Jury deal with the offenders. lie SAYS
the society is determined to make of this test case
He consulted Mr.. Voorhees, counsel for the society,"
and the latter told him it was clearly unawl ior the
club 10 shoot crows sprung from traps, but II was
MT orasnst tho law TO shoot pigeons. Mr. Ed"arus
saws the sport of killing crows has been carried o
In cruel manner the wounded birds be,ns alio"e d
10 wander OIL with broken wings and DnslN oe, anu
he is going to stop 1t II the law IS worth any'hmE
To this end he Will go before the Grand jury; lnu
C;rn club men SAY that jury Will ever convict a"S
m ihsn even should they be indicted
John Burke. a member Of the firm OF BURKE Dit,
t,,,rhers NJ ElizabethpOrt was >peedl Z ms troutr
down Morris-ave last night IT. race WIN JONI ~ al
who also owns fast horse. when Burke's wagon cams
into collision with IA cart lying IN inc ,ueeI. .h
va hurled out with great force tesrlbH Guy appt
head and his road wagon was completely ueIiVl.sI ,
The frightened horse over mile WIN H4 @ n
sb.rts Tho severely in ured man was piCkoi uP ~,
ssusible and his wounds dressed DIV VI ut,.nn'
after which he was removed to Ills nome a' ii'"''
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MASON JOINS IN THE TOURNAMENE

HE WINS 4 FINE GAME FROM BIRD-LAskEf
AND GUNsBERG PLAY \ DRAW
London March 90 Cspec,all.-MasOn, having recon-
sdered his resolution abstain from taking part Ia inc
chess Tournament, to-day applied for permission 10
enter The tournament committee, while in favor OIL
his participation, very properly insisted upon bis ec'NI
first the unanimous consent OF the player. llls WAS
readily obtained and the clivalrous attitude o. the
four competitors especially of GunsOerg ana lId "no
under disadvantage, as they have ALREADY HHt
game Is highly commended The pairing To-Day
arraycd Lasker against Gunsbcrg and Mason against
Bird. Gunsberg again had the black men. lie PLACED
Two Knights Defence. On the ninth move LASkef
by steintz In one Of the games OF biz famous cable
match with Tschigorn Gunsbcrg obtained by far the
better game and expected 70 carry the day. lie
however, by "A few purposeless moves FILTERED away
his advantage. LaSler, who played an uphill game
gradually equazed matters. ON the forty MN move
Gunsberg proposed a draw. which was accepted
Bird had 10 face his old antagonist, Mason Inc
veteran came to the fore with his favorite PIX i 4
opcnins which is condemned by nearly all the author
lilies. Bird soon labOred under the difficulties arising
from that soitic especially the weak Kings pawn.
Mason with his usual good Judgment directed his at
tack against th, tangible spot in the adverse position
The American then effected exchange OF Queens
and Rocks, whereupon Whites weak pawns fell an
easy prey 10 the combined attack OF Blacks kt and
King. Bird res gned on the forty seventh move.
The after the second round Is IL follows
Lasher IL; Backburnc, l. Mason. Gunsberg. IL.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w II. Y. @. & II. Il. t. T. 10 :eeD :
Trains leave i2d-st North RIVER stau2n, New, YORK
. oiow. and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jay-st. X
Tao A. M-Da!iv Tor Newourr. Kingston. Albany
"''St cNrrpt SUNDAY. Of OOevmsn's Junction
,,i5 A. VI. Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunday.
,onnn 4 ,I.-Dsnv Tor Newburg Albany. rtca. Syro-
cWse Rochester Buffalo Nlagara Pail: Detroit Chi
ca"o. daily except SATURDAY. for Toronto
1t,:,J A. M.-Dsy. except SUNDAY for Albany and c'ea
tns p 1I.-Daiy, except Sunday. for Albany.
svy T., ii peIV for Albany. Montreal. Utica, syria.
GUS Rochester Buffalo. Narorn fnls. Detroit chi
80, ~ Ionis; daily. except saturday. Tor Toronto
stH r. NJ Daily for Albany, rtica syracuse, Roches-
ter buffalo Nnsari Falls Toronto Detroit 'h'ago'
st. Loui.. 49,. $4,000. - .e.,. - At
HEwnI' RG LOCALS \ % 'lO;l5 A. NJ; 4 10 30.
IS. II 80. no = No.. ,.r rro, no
,roat Chicago st Louis. on all through trains ,-,
sDauv For tickets. timetables. Iarlor and Stepping
"a, conmodntions or information apply at ofe. BROOK
n ss3 ty 2o sSs 7s5 o,s Proadwsy
"a powcry - PARK Place - West l2Sth-st ora D,
.,. 10 C. e. LAMDERT. General Passenger AGENT.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
LEN-EY Guy.

Sheriff McPhiiips, VINO 10 now in Boston. made olt
list before his departure Of the names OF citizens who
VIII compose the Grand Jury for the april term. HIS
orders were that the names should not be made pubic
until next Saturday morning, but some Of the cAchs
who have been summoned to serve have. naturally,
spoken OF the fact 20 their friends. mus w ocV""'o
noised about town Yesterday that the following men
were on the list rs members Of the next Jury r. r. =
Young president OF the First NauOal SAM; ia
John J. Tofey, May O.cstes Cleveland tOlOuti ~
win A. Stevens MIR I. X Pangborn, Tneophlus
Butts. ex-Mayor William Clark, David W. Lawrence
and james G. Clark.
Edward Hicks. OF No. > Ctestnut-nve.. VINO was com
mited 10 the county jail on Monday by Justlce Davc
as disordcry person. tried IN commit suicide IN ms
cell early yesterday morning By jabbing me baue o.,
q pentnife into hs throat Hicks was In IN" same cen
with an Italian prisoner named Troviann. Tie lat.
ters brought Keeper Birmingham 20 me cen
and the knife taken from Hicks Dr. McLe9h at
tended him and sewed up the wounds Later IN tue
day he was sent to the City Hospital.
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,,suop IRELAND on De cOycl1Lo.

.,.,,o,er, of ST. Mlchaels PARISH 'eIes .aa.
the - no new, which a Newspaper Correspondent
49, Se rom Rome concerning their pastor .se Bo,ou
De conc,,o This corresponden. 'cn he bid with IN
flies -, 81 paul. in which that pre!@'e .e,Ishan
lfeand, sa Mons,rnor Il md" said Archo'" w
I I.'.aS thu. some time DAnpals' " I,sr DE-
Farhor De Coneo was widely .ns,,cs: the writnr
porins Ms n,,., a, the same tine holding fest 70 az
Of ~. .sasiop congregation aad ma'shsilins MS
t, teesme president Of the A'ne,ea ~.r Of his
.,.Ad Of deyotns himself 70 INC ~ =, was sur.
n,.. % ali % learn that the MonssnOr was po o, ,e
Successor 70 Msr oConne the present ne'" co !"
American College. As the American o.sno' Nv ,o,e,sn
,h. .s.,.~s nj NEGLECT brought against s"e" =, o.
,.'s ..,c f,i..hop1s tho pamphlet ?ubn@"d oy
uo,.,sn,r D. coneio viii no, Inc e''. nl' r..s,,.,
80 ia ss...asauos "a xNl AAxa bin tas ssaas
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TOTEM SAYS 1T is Tbs BEGINTNG OF THE END

TOr1EN SAYS 1T is Tbs BEGNING OF THE END
New Haven, Conn, March 90" The long sought
star hiding behind the sun which Lieutenant lotten
prophesicd would appear to-day when the last week oi
anti Christ begins. has not far a. Is known, been
seen. The Lieutenant out on tho streets To-Day
and did not fearful Of the closing day OF grace
In calendar. He said This Is the first day OF
Nisau the first day Of the new sacred Jewish year.
II begins the final seven years which lead mp 10 inc
end of the $3.50 years assigned 10 the Times ot the
Gcntc,.' | have changed none of my views eN-
pressed in the Music Hall lecture at Boston on March
20. believe that upon the borderhnd the
threshold Of an era. II were. n week Of years
in which mems hearts will be tried by fire symbol
cally understood generally misunderstood
that aside iCm my authorized printed notes always
hesitate to increase the confusion 10y Interviews
Nothing except death will close my mission and my
voice. | wait events calmly and with concern mex
pressibc for those who pronounce warnings vasa-
lies and condemn them without investigation It Is
a period of judgment that have entered II Will
be systemauc and Increase Ccomctrcaly rs did the
seven years of famine in Egypt. At their 'ermina
ton will remember there was ono man who owned
Egypt-land. cattle. men and river. w0id 10 the
wise is sufficient
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THE PRIEST GOES ABOUT WIFE / PISTOL

Hazleton, Penn. March 90. The Rev. Rosano Nasca'
nm Italian priest has been threatened with assassination
by some OF his Pensioners, who are eXbdndit ana
lie goes armed night and day. Father Nasca was
sent here six months ago by Bishop OIIarn, and has
met many difficulties some OF his people here are
of the most degraded class Of Italians. A week aGj
one of them asked the priest 10 bapuLe child, ana
the priest said he would II the fathcl would help
support the Italian Church. The father few into
passion and threatened 10 drive the priest out oi
the country. Two days later plot for ASA 'inauus
the priest was discovered The priest at once armed
himself with q revolver and now goes about accom-
named by trusted assistant Father Nascn say
he will stay here long rs he chooses, and fGt II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
EOR NEW CIBLNEr OLELCLR.

Boston, March 29.-Thc executive council Of The
Massachusetts state Board OF Trnde held special
meeting this afternoon. A. W strauss. for the PANT
and OIL Club Of New England. presented resolutions
10 the following effect, which were adopted
That II is highly important that new DepnI tment
To be known rs The Department OF 'omn"rc" and
Trade should be established by the Congress OF The
United states and that a Cabinet once DO created
the Secretary OF which will be its representative, and
10 whom all matters affecting commerce and trade
Shall be referred.
Resolved That In the interest 81 adminLsrat ~
economy all Cabinet officers shall be entitled to seat
on the hOOr Of the National House OF RcpfesentauNts
without voting power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
PATERSON.

In the Passsic County Court Of SEES onS FeS'eiu"N
thomas p Palmer for I'VE years fugitive, appeared
and pleaded guilty to four indictments carg"s e"'
he,,lement Palmer once prominent young ma"
In the city and officer in the LIST Bat'alon OF ,in"
n. was silk throwster and was accused of purhmhg
;n or,,n.,ed IN him 70 he thrown The alleged theis
,,o,.d mn 10 q large amount Charles CHM dealer
20. accused At the time Of completely with fnimef'
ri ras moi convicted Palmer ned ar"r nus inulCr
,ert Eve wears ago ard did not return To paterson
.mtn last SATURDAY lie gave ball In 5000 yesterday
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DIR AGyEU.S PUBLIC BEOUESIS.

Philadelphia March 29.-rhc will OF DR.. d. Hayes
Agnew probated to-day. The apprascmcnt OF
the estate II IS estimated Will show 100000 Among
the public requests to the trustees 81 the umvrr
sty OF Pennsylvania, for the hospital 10000 Board
Of Home Missions OF the Presbyterian Church, ~ 900
Board OF Foreign Missions OF the Presbyterian Church.
"a 600 and other small bcqucst>.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
long ISLAND.

MAYOR GLEASON BEGINS HIS DEF hNCh
-rh. trio, n, Mavor Gleason, OF Long Island CiN,
sas continued yesterday. The OsseAhthhaHo" VI
{ H. Anscheli, one of the witnesses Tor ue Pro
ton. occupied all the morning w"e" "o
a,.r,,a.on OF Anschel WIS concluded Theodore >.
49, aAI,nr ot a local paper was and testified
,,stantiallv a. the preceding witness hah zone 'o'
rnng the occurrence Of June 30 when MAYOR Gleason
:, oII.aaa q, have assaulted Alfred Nelson ana as
located his shoulder. Walter Com"eflofu gave S''"""
testimony Then the prosecution rested
After brief opening address by W. lr"'e'S ''o"''
Stephen Z. O1isla. clerk "a the hoerl VI "'Ai''
-aIl.d IN the stand lie said that Nelson really ~
ean,,.d Mayor Gleason by attempting to take the
ocun,ents from his hands, and that he dld hou Bee
Mayor Gleason assault Nelson throw HIM on inc
noot but he did Nelson butt ne na,oi ~ Xavnp
stomach Edward NJ Whitney tes.l ,in wa, 'r on the
,ahlc hui c not assault Mr.. Nelson iie cohuaHcueu
D'iIara's statement about Mel,oh hdee sworn
,oM a story " the affair almost ideluod VII" NaV u
lie prosecutions WITNESSES
JAMAICA-Tho vestry OF Grace Episcopal onnrch
49,. elected the Rev. Gustav A. Christensen, OF New
Work 10 the rectOrslp Of the parish Mt CarrVohse"
was for some years the General Missohe' Vi '0
rniscopal Church, III which capacity lie tN"ou
hic reputation as fervent and evaneellcai prca"e''
List summer he was appointed by the Rev d. "'eei'
- :, par,ho,o,new's Church. to take charge OF the
n.,r - Rartholoncw's Parish House, IN East rory
,acopd.st, New-York, and In shaping ana de'eop'ns
IN. vorh Of this institution he has SHOWN in"rho~
o,scu,,v. ability lie not yet decided %nst w
do the call t. JainaiCa 90 oIS Keen him whore
Ss now is Grace Church Jamaiot IL one o. me SaIns
Episcopal parishes in the state on oS IS in Strong
and aourishing condi tion Owihg DO ~ y rice.
his throst Its Press, tos ten we Years Is obliged TO
leave the church and Will open su''"0' ''''
boys 10 the Cabhhs'
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NpW-YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Tr,in. leave Wet t2d..t. q. 10 y. NJ. u5 min
utes earlier from Juy-st). for Lake MOhonk Lake
Mnnrw1, IA and Waikiki Valley 4. Il. station Middle
town Hloomingburgh por; i rN- Monticello ldonvll",
Isl,bureh. Liberty. Li,lnr>on Manor Hancock Carbon
dslr Sfrnnon Walton Delhi. sidney Norwich. fdmcston,
Iuca Rome. oneida, OsNr.o. D.trot Chicago and point,
3;iJ r. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lake, MohonK and Mime
~, WnElll Valley ,ts,l,ns. McirtOWn. Blooming.
hursh EllrnNIl.. Ia.lshurPh nurcyNe Liberty White
'i. % - NJ Mdd,ctown Fall>burch Liberty. Iiv-
ipg.fon Nimo. RocLiand Walton. SIDNEY. Norwich.
o,cId, Niagara Fails. Detroit. CAT
pullman Secpcr- reclining chair car free
-, 81. pcr,.lon Bridge. Da;'y all other trains daily.
cept SUNDAY. ,...t...... ho..h.
oh,afned ot Iroadyav, Work j. {. ANDERSON
/. r. A., 80 Boiser.st.. NcW-GCrA.
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nlusiea! Instruments.

A ASSORTMENT OF secondhand grand upright and
n square pianos OF make. Ia perfect condition
ond fully warranted also Lumber OF second hand piano'
VI other prominent makes at very low prices; o
" N WM. kNABE g. CO.,
1i5 9Th. ave-. 20ti ST.. New -fcrR
4 FISCHER PIANOS.
n. FISCHER PlANOS., , ., co,... 1890.
large assortment Uptght. Grand ana square rienos
,t moderate prices cash, !s talments ana exchsnst
also pianos rent several bar gains In secohdhahd Pahos'
u'"e''"' FISCHER PIANO wAREHooMS.
40 SHAVE. corner lCth.st.. New-York
A pvEnTISEMrNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, For
"A THE NEw.Yohko TIibBJm,NE, WILL 81 ~ y IL. Et;
way. y door north q Thirty hrst;st -, and aDvEG
.'e > cor. 23d-st. 52 ith.ave.; l67 Fourth ave
corner Furteenthst $50 Thrdaye corner
100 west Fory-.econds. l75 Colun6Isaye 90 L,6e:,y
It. 81 West i2d.st. 40 Churrh'st; JSt Thirda'e.
'''ss the HARLEM OFFICES $40 East one.hundred
and twentv. hfth-st and o43 Wts, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fwentv.nnh.st up to y. at regular office rates
In Br"okiy1 at 90 Court-s sos De Kab.ave; l.c6o
DedfC ri ave, and NO ~ Broadway up Z" . D. m'' az
regular Office rates
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Of Archbishop Corrgan and other rea''s in whose 40
ceses Italians live in numbers. Whatevc: ambition the
Monspnor has cherished with regard 20 the American
College r'ust be laid aside for his pamphlet closes the
Once % hin forever.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, EALTIN
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For Philadelphia at 80. a. 800, 1000, II 80 4 m
, az f., q 40 90 ! 90 90, : 80 D. H., f. Is
nlshi. SUNDAYS 90. 10 30. II 30 a m 80. 3 so.
:, 1o q 90 D. m. IL - 0ght.
o E.it1rofc and Washlgio daily NJ o.. II 80 with
Dn,ny car a. NJ, l 80. 80 dining can, = p. IN.
r. ans leaving - 4. 30. 100. co, 30 p.
m ~ Is nlrht teNcepi Saturday ngh Sundays. II 80
M. 30. 100. 90 j. M have connections ios Reading,
Harrisburg. Pott-yule It, -
Tor Sunburv aud Wliamsport. Via Phia clphla at Is
m 80 y. 1: Is midnight except SatuidIy
+, I'll. y: Sundays, 600 p.
Tickcs and Parlortor sect. can b" p'ocnrd &C a. ~
oGl 4iJ otI, lao, 3e3 rIo,dwaN ~ Gth ave. 81
TAT IIh.st 204 Wr-t 12jth-s.. ia East t3jth-.t. .
New. YORK; CONTEST. $40 Fulton--t, - Broadway.
Brooklyn. .
Ncw.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.