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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
Railroads..

Pennsylvania
j RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERlcl
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlo ckingSwitchs
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot =
DesbrOsscs and COrtiamdt Streeta
In Effect JULY 9th. 1892.
ooo pnm, THE : FAsT I Linn and r,,,o,
''o %r n ceVeIaad rs ,G a. ''t Jcam5us
indianapolis II 40 a. m, Chicago 90 p m ana Z
except saturday. ~ ~~'
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
and State kssn Of BLING
and Observation Cans, Presenting financial fepsrS
sas n ana :S9'
yenepces Of home Q, Oic: Ms4iHd BY :tAsoaSy
indianapolis :5s a. m. Chicago s:4S g. m. end {
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
1' York and Dining e.l. Rom NssYsrS z. s. Led
Passenger Coachs. Ssx.YorK to ss. Louis. Xniss
Cincinnati IL AS a. and ST. Louis z 100 D. In. n
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
300 p. M;-Pullman ye.tbue Sleeping Dnins sm.
Coaches from New-York 70 Chicago. Arrives In "
WV THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$50 p. M.-Pul.man vestlbale Sleeping Car New.Ym
70 Pttsburg. Chicago and Cleveland. Dining Cars NsS
Connects sSs for Toledo ia daily o es:ep. SATURDAY
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. M.-Pulmah Buffet Sleeping car New.York b
Chicago. arrives weekday: At Columbus 7:io p Z
s.nd second morning. %
and 70. Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday. "
sOUTH.WEsTEKN EXPRESS.
$50 p, M.-Pullman yest.bue Sleeping Cars New.Yn
xS enss u M%pA' se s. hSS PaHS
St; Louis 7 90 a. m. second morning:
.ao 5s for sp 1 40 q
hshsv,lie and Kn9xvill;. ,, c,.s ~. A.
s'SS via fss p gJsf s {" Dsia w.
o'S Tr o. Pullman B"ass Sleeping Car 70 Se%o
via Knoxville. Chattanooga and Birmingham.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTRS
1U:IO A. NJ" " ashimglon Limited Express" wesk
days. Pullman Vesu6ule ParlOr Cars. vesahuls r.
senger Coaches, Dlning-Cr 70 Baltimore. arriving y
SEQ '1 ?. 20 en- Lmedr daily p
NAN yesubuie iaiioF cars and Dn.ns car o at as1
E.%a5 SSs.s:, ;Sasr q thS;s siis. 20 !.
A'f'l:psi k.efs, r':; and ia:
Si5 and 80 a. n.y.. 81 90 " and 900 !.
Fo2 ana atlda Cttg 80 D. M weekdays, with thru
Buffet Parlor Cars and Combintd Coach.
For Cape May, 90 ,. m. weekdays Through Buaa
Parl0r Car.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park oceon Grove and Poai
Pleasant 3 30 : 80. 80. 10 90 a. M. II 100 loa.
80. 10 $40, 20, 80, and 90 p. NJ, weekday
SATURDAY only. 20 p. m. SUNDAYS. -. 9:i3 a n,
and Is y. m do not stop at Asbury Park and 0eai
Grove on Sundays0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, Nv, J.V', " (iU w Penn
sylyana Limited. with Dinns CAR ana ~ 10 Washinssz
aio 90 8 50. Zoo. 80, 5 90. . %. 80 SO
lilo oY ana a., 20 4" and d'7 90 M. sundsys Eaora
ei5. 5 80 800. 90 90 Limited aSd 10 90 : =.
100, 90 80, 90, 80, . 90 80 and 100 D. n
ard IL IS naht Accommodation 5 90 and 90 ;. q.
Ter Time. Tables Of trains 70 local points the Pnny.
Ofices Nos. 2el 435 sag 9tt and ,s2s Broadvay
A,tOs HOUSE. t2d-'t eng Sthsye iSf Ia,t i2S - ~
brosses ard Cortlands Sta Courtst.. SEQ Fuonx,
es Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fc
ton.st. Brooklyn rs Hudsonst.. H0boAcn; stauss
Tie Sew.York Transfer Company will call for and chsl
baggage hotels and residences through 20 de,ansr
tHAS. r. PU0H. j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

VITA h eals 9. i1p;s sc s sS 80 diSas IS:
d IsU car 800, 800 'a s Sisi '0 '''' wa"
M with dining 80. $50 dining car. 500 y n.
f0ilo Tor EsaalG Hs H Pesyie etc. NJ
.1 sS a G:S OO ns sSsp ssssPs saturday
sS .,sS. Zoo ,s: e. f.isPi T. 49,
1915 night For sunbury, Lewisburg and wilamsPo,5
va Phlladelphl. at 3:+S a. M ~ .SS M Il
For Tas.on Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk. &C.;
oi %1,sS Saasy t sna se.as S 81 ss n
High sridss 10 branch and 0d d.ss HpB".c0ns o0o
s or 2 tfr'a S e%O go SO S5. 80 p NJ Sun.
days. 900. li.3o a. m 400 M
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold Atlantic Highlands. 40 SIS, 1l30
a. m, 30, 80. 6lS p m Sundays 9l' o m t@oo'
yor Red Bank Long Branch and points South 70 Pon.
oniyJ $50 2.t5. $50. 100. $50, $50. 6;15 p. N.
sundays. except Ocean Grove and Asoury Park, sl5'
lS or L,s.woOd Tom. River p,rn.s. Park and B.rne
a Au si city. vine.nd snS BrdsstOn .so m.
For Monmouth Beach. seasrishs snd Highland Beach.
80 SIS a. m: 40 40 as p N.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier g. n. H.. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. scabrieht
4 ~ 5 80 D. m. SUNDAYS . 80 a. m. / 90 D. m
For Eberon. Ocean Grove. A,eury Pars and Poin,
For Rel Bank a. 40. HOO a. m; 100. 345. 80
For lakewood Toms River and Darnesas e, 40
a For F.; F Free 3D. At T Too 10" s4s. $50 m
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT The EXCHANGE.

A, the Real Estate Exchange yesterday No Essex
st south OF IIester.st 4-story brick tenement ana
store with 5.story brick tenement In rear. was ad'
yertsed to BE- sold under foreclosure by William Kennedy
hut AZ the PARTIES TO the suit had 10 settlement
the Droncrty was withdrawn from the market -. -.
At 20 III Broadway, John T. Boyd adjourned tne Sae
90 No $50 Fast One.hundred eighth-st. 20 ieet Wess
of Ihird-aVe i-sory stone 'front.' NheheHe WIN e'oie'
and lot 27A7j, until July ~, loo-'
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Solid Pullman yesUDule train leaves Blooalyn ti. /.
X. II. Station) 10 90 daily, except Sunday, due In
Boston 80 y. M. Tickets at l.. 4. r. X. ONCE.
NEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WEsTERNiRAILWAY
consequence Of the improvements being made at tho
foot OF Jay.s the ferry aud passenger business is
temporarily transferred from Jay-s the fcrryhOus In
Pennsyvania Railroad Company at the foot OF West
l3thst. Trains leave West 42d-st:
S;lO A. NJ @ minutes earlier from the foot OF West
13thsLl Tor Middletown Bloomlngbureh Port Jervis.
Monticello Ellenyc. Pittsburgh, Liberty Livingston
Manor. Hancock, Carbonate. Scranton Walton, Delhi
sidney Norwich. Fdnrston, Utica Rome Oneida Oswego
Detroit. Chicago. aud points Wo,t.
OitJA a. NJ for Campbell Hall Lakes MohOnK and
Minnewaska Waikiki Valley stations Mlddctown Boom-
inebueh ElenNilc Fallsburgh. Monticello Hurlcyylle.
Liberty. White Lake.
3,I5 p. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk ard Mime.
waska. Waikiki Valley stations, MddctOwn. blooming
hurgh Elenvo Pittsburgh, lureyyille. Liberty. White
200 p. NJ, MIDI ctown, Pittsburgh, Liberty. Liv.
ingston Manor. Rocklsnd. Walton. Sidney Norwich.
Oneida. oswego. Rochester, Niagara Fails Detroit CHI
eago. and West Pullman seepers reclining chair car
free IN Suspension Bridge
las p. NJ. 42dst. 30 T. NJ. West 18th Satur
daY- only for Mddctown. Acknowledgement, Elenville,
Liberty, White lake, BoekIand.
tDally all other trains daily except Sunday.
pullman drawing room seats and sleepingcar berths
obtained at 323 Broadway. Ncw.York.
i q ANDERSON. e. =. A. % BeayeE.st. New.Y0rb'
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

nrs@' w% 2i@ f va re-" F ~. els
Pal ON Irving ; SAM. cre'too.aye. n Of o,o
neSE ' Io,,id and v-f 70 lnrnc> sth
Dr%:s e%aa II "a, and ~; S's 70 l''Aoe'h co''c 5000
Brush Thomas H. and wife. to same oSi-'t o.ooo
ua3y. Mafy. To- w5 i weed n Ii7u,... OF oo
con nac9,' Luxe and We 70 1nona. naean
clafs. '' Anna to fn aiI ;Gwa, a. c,r sgd
IT 81 INA ths:,m Soper to james Kci
ne-.han aud ano trustees. : Clinonst OF ,oooo
SAM 70 LcoIod iieimon and nno clinton -
It. liog,,on..t. -, yr IN mod,' :, uooc,. WV
D'7siii tn " eiaye W ''.. 1000
Del CAIRO Mira o. t. Io9e Hgr'' ssa ,S 9 ''' $50
Dc nss,r '"n" nor LIT .,s instlls 900
req s9th 'e ~ isi.S'c' Year 10000
rnck' Rate 4 TO wn, simpson "raoa''i e ,ooo
cor SuNan.'t. instaIs iVV'
ioqrih warl Real Estate A..o y. n VA. o,o
Groacen Robert \. 70 James Carroll. 3i't-.t sooo
Gr'o5 ict,,lS' MonaSi 10 N r Hard ct al
Toppne.',. lots - and H. map OF Mount ,ooo
Gcib Adam and VIE 70 Charles Rclm,arth, IS
loth;'t ID aye . year. ,,. ,o,-,s 0'o0'
Ward Il + A~o Crcston-a'c. n wellesley. $50
nopn, SamI.Sr IT, y 2,ti ward RcGi Tsta,c
ISOLATION. kirk.idea'e wrc'e'''t a,o
Holman. ITnc.tlnc. and eno TO lyman sehnl'- ,coo
Ku.chewsv Raphael and Wife to Henry wcocn' - ,oo
dOrfer. 3ith--t. !rhnNe.- ..-...-.-.-. lo"VV
NAnn i Mab.r ~ 20 InlHeS.lty Place Years ~ 10000
LLOYD Honry H. ~ Mutual Life Insurance CO. W ~
II NlohoIa ave- u l4lstst ! year..,-,.--.- ooVo
so.iaton. khkside.a'e. wellesley os7
t. demand. -; -7'-
Lolrmann, Louis. 10 same. vs. wcb't'r-avc. soo
NG avn WSIosa %"s ''!p Ca 1907
Manan. El,ls: G. to S Bourne West. 5. lot ooo
xe 5S map msrrT ct a. to Annie Nevcorn
Maih met SOPHIE To- sth ward Rcs Estate ''0
Association. Tia'cr'st, Crrstona'c. a.
ogden chas D. TO b Kane i5oth-t. roo
phillips Iarting l. 10 Patrick Farley. Columbus
ave-. n cor 9Jdst ycays.''. -. $4,000
Pcci C7as T. b GeorHanna Robertson and ono, o
lfith-St RailroadlVc, | year ..-...-. 1,OOo
Pro,nltz E-gina II Robert, and ano
lstaye. S5th-st. 3 years....-.-....-.-. 200
" 9fh-ato year 3 morris -, 10000
Icroreavc' n Xnderson.aye . morris 3 wears O.sOo
| Schno1or Louis jr; to + J. Forster lot 256 900
Sohn Bertha to 2ith Ward Real Estate Associa-
| ton $ Tfaycs-st. W Crcston-aNe. years. $40
Smith George A. 10 Peter Carroll and ano.
125th-st. istave. ycar..... o. .....-.... 1000
| strclncr. Lena James Rogers. ii2d.st. -
Smith Tiric - to Mary CAMS. l0Gh.st.
Tent David G and wife to James l. Wells.
| Mosholu Parkway n q e webstcr-avc, years 5000
Joac,st. . wa.Sinston.s 3 years ...'.. IS 600
'' ct al sGth.t e shave years ' so 900
Wood. Fanny 70 Edward Wood. n 1ith-st. o
| Walker Mary A. and ano. New.York House
| and School OF Industry Rvcrvicw Terrace,
Dockst. years. $500
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New.York, Wednesday. July

No sales were held either the EXCHANGE and Auction
sale Of building with lot, no lsZ East iVotn's''
W Of 3d-ave ADJOURNED TO Jgi{ ~ e, , u.,or
Sale of bu dings with lot NO EsseN'st' OF Hester
st, was Withdrawn
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFERs-N Y. CT

RECORDED REAL IA IL AA'f'-''A -S''0 ~ -
T'o s,G %ard i rs? &..g e y sSI% 100 $3.50
Trayersst l75% # SIe''ona.e -'N0V $50
rra sSs to sopas 50 f 5oii2
rys s2@s to h iCG crcstcn.avc, 5oxioo
same to 5ei # Wellesley st. @ix2ja22x
3 same to Charles Miller iovGix lS'
o'?;sss.: @s5 T%sisy:; sS.iSo $50
Cre,tonave s. o4i'y ,, iI 1900
cre sa'%s sS tsf s2ll wecsley-st 6loo 900
crc s1%s TO N@Ta Soi Es't'n weessy 5OO
cr sa%s 70 A%sr' SIS # wecleyst 7dxi0o o.,
K sR@S to owen SiSs It weiesieyst, 5ox
Maron,aye " u 2G7 e naver'-'' CIV 1870
va isf "a 2s IT Gardelds 'O'l7o 1920
pa; ;%Ts 'G rc44ac GeSesin 100 It Of wee.sy,
i35xlcO The oath Ward Real E''ate Association 1900
%obsterave 1853 It q Tavers.st 5osl2ix mn
wt iSSl2a 'o%e to lSu' # OF Tayer PIX
% IT ' Of a51 'oO
G. 12io sane to Il. T. Ro%FG Ii!t. 5a5x Law
st 5 ssH 4Sd%s: j. Ven ISyd 400 400
Semi prOpry s% o e @d% of 7S 5o%aSi
Edward II schclI to Gcrmonia Life Insurance 20 600
loT Meety I1D 70 Cancer HopltNl. $4,000
T. Brnm m aSI to y lO25o
lo' Io6 ri i ,a,c,b Kane to o. ogden 1000
''' S1s5Ni7o; Albert u L LOwcn'tein to f o
cen GTiS :. ii7o It Of Xndcrsn-ayc;
oSrRe smith to T.
Wi rGr obSson 10 0.bornc smith " 1900
ioSIns, rna, 80 yeere" TO " r Herman 1876
Lot 236 Map i i and II Forster. Riverside.
24m Ward Frederick p Forster executor I" nss
hot Tp - ana IIa Il eNrcnor o To- u 2rccntoum 5000
Cordoya Place. 1872 II 81 Georges Cres- nm
cent 5oV1oo VIM oIdyke e. NJ 3 Del I .'ai,o 'oo
N'I 1o% WOOD 10 DANIEL . Tert ...e. 1900
sdS SSSn VIZ" i75 It to Martsaoye @5xoo Fila Il
Hcbbord 10 G,eeson ,oo 90
3daye. 2 corner Marth"'ave SoNiooi same 70 90,
rot Ma ~ ~ % ~ iss 10 Is5 1so III, li3 and
1t5 Map Brady against Valentine, Gath Ward; ~
jas X Pauldng 20 T. l. llobtcrd ....--.- --.: 4fVo
wc,t-st nos 25G and 257i II Il Bishop N a. -.o
so%th..t. n = iGG It g Mafkct-st 100 It 70
wa.r-stNio; Michael Barrett To Alfred Gut =,
lstl'st $ 100 II east University Place. t2.51 800.
100 John u Thompson % X aim .......--.. 1000
Same property Florence Miller % same :, oooOO
inc biIrlIGd wa;Sr company '...'.'.... $4,000
We We,.g ~" ~ 49, ''''' ~ ..,... $4,000
slst'.t n :, 100 II cast IOth-sye 2oN9so; Theresa 1900.
ath.avc' = cor a3d.,t. 50GxIoo; Patrick Farloy
9'I lcrr p'ol''" "N''"'- i'''', " -. 1C5 600
5thaye. : W cor 6s,h.,t co 5yIocx ioy.5Sioo.6
70 stxl25 fsaac Srrn to Yerkcs
-sh-st 50 3 n east ol-ay". ln.GNiO22; George
7 Morgan ~ church 81 - Monica ....---..--
SAM ,lro Tt curch 81 st Monica b. Dewey 1900
Same property New-Nork Lite Insurance Company +,
sGth.s, n 100 I, wet Avenue A. 6ovio0; Pctr
S,mcrs % Mclaughlin.
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Ocean Cleaners.

4 TRIP TO PALESTINE leaves New ! oTK
n September 3D. % DAYS Tour a th ,-h 70 nars,
and TANGIEfS leave. NewYork August .tri Send
ior programme" 2j7 broadway. " y.
A NCHOR LINE. .. s: Mail Steamships
"A FOR GLASGOW via LONDo SDEKsKf,db. ...
49, EhiOpa SOD aug ,e iS; a. si w.
s. S CITY OF ROME. Saturday, Sept 10, a; M
Saloon $50 and upward. Second cabin. SJo anu $50
For drafB. tours, and otnor Information Apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents. bowling "reen.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN SHl,HNAA ,co
CENfIAL AND SOUTH AMERILA AND MEvoAICo'
From New-York. pier foot OF Canast; T. a a.,
Tor San Francisco, via he iHthmns o. fsnanA
From San Francisco LIST and Brannan s0.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
PERU sails THUS, Aug 4, y. m.
r,r freight passage and general Information Apply
..nrnos,vs ONCE on the pier foot Of Csna.st.. n T.
II. J. BULLAY. General superneenden.
DED :" d" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
hFOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABEILL>o' CUfsA0oAs
CORO AND MARACAIBO
HARBECK STORES. BROOKLYN. - =,
s. philadelphia S2tnrday Iuy q ! p p NJ
= Venezuc Saturday, Aug; 10. T. VI,
These American Steamships. especially built ior thc
trade very superior accommodations FOR passenger
~' BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
Tourists Agents General Managers l35 tront.st
TIIOs COOK & son, 26i and ,225 Broadway.
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For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the IVES
Erie lines.

RIE lines.
:, :sais;: Il
Direct route TO Passaic Paterson Tuxedo Newhurc
Mlddctown. Port Jervis, Moltleeo White Lake Homes
dale Scranton Binghamton. Emira. Corning watsin,
Glen Bath Hammond.port. Avon Springs Rochester
Uor1ell.ye Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Chautauqua
Lake Cleveland. Cincinnati st. Louis Chicago and oil
no,nts West Trains leave NcwYors foot OF Chambers
st. as follows and five minutes earlier from West e3dst:
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
~ OO A. NJ Dauy-va Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
900 lake rsIlcr ca X;w:Yoit to Bsasio Sleeper
union station. except sunday for Monticello.
vEsTlBULE LIMITED.
81 M p. NJ DaysOlia tain for Chicago via Chautau.
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
o.3U dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
s ana rsSa train e ss dnas' s.e Sss
U Baa,io Rochester. Toroato and chicago. ''
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
O on p NJ Daily-Va Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
S.oU Fails. Solid train 70 Chicago sleepers 70
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WssC p % 80 p g. D. 80 p 80 NJ p 30 81 sso
FOR NEwBURG
NUEEK DAYS-9 O. M, 3:t5 p. m. 4A5 p. m. so
w D. M, D. IN. Sundays-9 o. m. D. M. $50 ..
SPECIAL INFORMATION
MAPS AND TIMETABLES may DO obtained from
WI ticket Offices. Also copies OF Sumncr Homes" con-
tanning select list VI hotels and boarding houses Sub
urban Homes" describing vicinity Of NowYork, .'Chau.
tauoua Lake Souvenir" and summer Excursions"
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
i 40l and 057 broadway, Chambers and West 2Sd.st
Ferries 1913 futonst. BrsokIyn l07 Broad.
way williamsburg 900 Hudson-st. HoboSen, and Jersey
City station Erie Tppsfer Company calls for and checks
bxGaSge from and residences through destination
" ]. koBERTS. General Pssssngse Ascat
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Mem publlrGllpns.

Eighteenth Edition. pos, paid. for Csc. Or snmpe.
IT. HE HUMAN HAIR Why 1T Falls on !;
Turns Grew and The Remrsddv ny Prot hA BIZ.
p "Fvery one should this little book "A thenseum
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot OfLiberty ST., North River
Time Table in enect June 49, 1892.

Trnins leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
WASHINGTON J-HOUR' FLYER. DAILY 11i3O
A. VI. PIILAD'A FAST LINE. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
4PM SCRANTON EMPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
SID A. NJ. 1870 p VI.
LONG BRANCH FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY, $3.50
L. VI.
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Railroads.
Railroads.
FOR BOSTON
AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND Observation-Disclosures

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
Solid pullman NesLDulo train leaves III oOHyh ti.
Station) 10 90 a. daily, except Sunday, due
80 Tickets at l.. 4. X. X. Once.
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Delaware, sLacknwanna mud We"''" s.,.sn
Station. In New. York foot of Barclay al" '"'
SHORTEST LINE. NE-TlBIrEp
PULLMAN COACHES. MONT
Direct route to NEWARK, BLoonr aair.is>tre fsS
Ing Bridg', Madison Morristo"n IKE Ian
Boonto1 Dover, stanhope Bt ppD3SoiEY's NON
T WAFER ZAP fs,Tor PS,GS9SS E ASSss
SCRANTON PIrrsIoN WIi;kkynanr nRIAND , w
COKE. DANvILLE, NoRT.nnS NYnnRWiCH, WI
tro,c BINGHAMTON, oXtoRp. pMnf%Gs Certss,ss
VILE. UTICA RICHFlELD sInwEt,O ELNlt5
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA VVrtFAI.O sae
CORNING, BATH, DANNliL,; m - sot'THwEsr a
points WEST NORTHWtssI Az Sptn SPRINGS u
900 4. M.-BUFFALO, RlClif ansrior cars. Coa'eI
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman arriyihg 9:ta 4
at Buffalo with train Cor tlilCA"" '''' .,srS
next morning. .,o,, ,,,rT Stops az pr'''
1,O0 p. M,-sCRANTON. BINGHAMs,dd,o ears .,rk
EXpRTSS Pullman coaches p1u,.RRE and PL'~
4,tO r. M.-SCRANTON, WlLktsS,dn,cais ..,,r5
OuTH EXPRESS. Pullman lafi.W EXPn'S
7,3O p, VI. (daily).-BUFfALo -tiis 4 NJ ..,,y0
Pullman slcepers Arrive, At np,cuFIELD SPS'-
300 r. H. daily -BUFFALo, r.. ,n sisaIers sc AZ 4
and oSWECiO EMPRESS PHTnnIIsMop iTi0Nssswek
TICKETS and PULLMAN Atn.y.ssts AZ ferry $3.50.
Murray-st and 100 Broadway i,SSth.s st., eSJ =
Ss5 and 9i2 broadway SO West 10 Fulton Al p
ave- New.York; 1888 washingromn. s Itables giving y"
3eS Bedford ave, Brooklyn Ii"e :, ~
ior%asscR q 81 r s,sSgs COMPANY Ta g:
check baggage from hotel or resi0eHs'
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NORWICH LINE.

For BOSTON and all points North and last Direct rout
to NEW.LONDON, WATCH hill BLOCK ISLAND
NORWICH ami WORCESTER STEAMERS leave Pier 40
(od number North RIVER next pier above D"-brus~"s ut
F"rryJ daily sundays excepted at 30 ?. M. Ticket
aud statoronms secured principal tckc, onirss I'm New
YORK Rrookivn Jersey CITY. Pier 40 and STEAMERS.
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INSIDE NoITE no -, BOsTVE ~ ~ HE FA91:
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
(IAts Of Columbia Heights. Brooklyn
RIVERSIDE DRIVE,
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
summer SCHOOL Introductory fell collees eKsrui
= nations, begins August 10th Scientific: classical.
Electrical Engineering. J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS,
Phi D., CAS- MadsOn-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14

IN HE CLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON RlNEl
| Institute Tor Boy Girls. VIII rs S'th yea
Sent. 10, 1892. For catalogues address -
Rev. A. II. FLACK. n NJ. Prest. C1vefsck y. l.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-04
Labor Leaves.

The San Francisco eight-hour law
will be tested in the state supreme
court.
The strikers on the Arkansas Pass
railroad we're defeated.
A boycott has been instituted in
San Francisco against the Jackson
brewery.
The bakers of Germany are rally
ing their forces, and will soon open
more energetic agitation, with the
aid of the United German Trades.
Canada don't want any more work
men imported from the United
States. A bill has been introduced
in the Canadian parliament to pro-
hibit such importations.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-04

The stationary engineers of Den
YER demand that all persons undergo
rigid examination before receiv-
ing licenses as stationary engin-
GERS.
The printers on the Memphis
Commercial have struck against
reduction in the price of compost
ton from As to 40 cents per thou
sand Gems"
The coaEmihers in the Maitland
colIiery, New South Wales, after
being locked out eleven weeks, have
returned to work, having triumphed.
There will be a grand type-setting
contest, open to the world, at the
Industrial fair at Denver, this month.
The prizes amount to $500.
The state labor bureau Of CofOra-
do is preparing statistics on Chinese
labor, which may be made public
this month.
Louis Behrmann, laborer in San
Francisco, committed suicide, the
other day, because he was unable to
find employment.
Chicago & Erie railway switch
men are on a strike for higher
wages.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers will oppose Gov. Chase,
of Indiana, if he attempts to secure
a nomination.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-04

DR.. M. Munford, who was "froze
out" of the Kansas City Times, has
secured the plant OF the Sunday
Sun, and will start an evening
paper.
Rev. G. II. Sturgeon, the emf
nent English divine, died at Men
tone, Sunday night. The cause OF
his death was rheumatic govt. lie
had been sick for some time.
In a riot between negroes and
Italians, at Smithton, Pa, Saturday
night, two men were fatally wound
ed and others badly injured.
Salvation Army paraders were
disgracefuIly maltreated by a mob
at Eastbourne, England, Sunday.
The policemen were powerless.
The negotiations between France
and the United States for new
commercial treaty are not expected
to produce much good.
1t is reported that the car of
Russia is preparing to restore serf-
dom among the peasants OF that
country.
S. H. Brenner's saloon on the
Southwest boulevard, Kansas City,
was demolished by dynamite, Sun
day morning.
Three men we're shot, in saloon
at Milwaukee, Wis, Saturday night,
by the saloon-keeper. One man was
killed, and the other two were badly
wounded.
Grover Cleveland is making a tour
Of the South. Look out, David B.
Hill
The policemen of London are hav-
ing trouble with socialists.
During the past six months there
have been no less than dozen at
tempts to burn the city of Burlng-
ton, Iowa.
A young man at Elgin, o., killed
his father because the old man re-
fused to give him money to run
away from girl whom he had be-
trayed.
1t is reported that twenty coun-
ties in Kansas have engaged the
services of the rain-makers for the
coming season, at $500 per county
no rain, no pay.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-04
National Labor Conference.

The Trans-Missouri Passenger
association has granted a one and
one-third fare rate, on the certificate
plan, for the round trip to St. Louis,
on account Of the National Labor
Conference, to be held in that city
Feb. %, 1892.
The Chicago & Alton railroad,
who are not members of the asso-
citation, have granted us a rate of
one fare for round trip, open for all.
All parties intending to attend
the convention are requested to
send their name and postoffice ad-
dress to me Immediately SO that |
may make arrangements for their
accommodation. j. B. FRENCH.
Sec'y. F. A. & I. u, Topeka.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-04

UNTIL March I, 1892, the subscrip-
ton price of the Alliance Tribune,
at Topeka, Kas., will be fifty cents a
year. The Tribune is six-column,
eight-page Alliance and Peoples
party paper, an outspoken, fearless
advocate of the reforms demanded
by the people. A first-class Domes-
tic sewing machine will be awarded
as premium to the person sending
in the largest list of cash subscrIp-
tions on or before March |, 1892.
Address Alliance Tribune Publishing
Company, Topeka, Kas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-04

ARE you going to the Peoples
convention at St. Louis, Feb. 22d !?
Go over the G. & A. road.