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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
At 81 9s.

You are welcome to them as far as they
90, but $50 won't last long in this city, and
you can buy one or q dozen, as no restrlc-
tion is placed on anything on sale at the
Cash Store. We refer to a ladies' black
cheviot REFER, "a inches long, satin lined,
head loops, astrachan collar and 'front.' Sold
elsewhere at $12 90. THORNTON Bros,
Cash Store, 128 Federal street, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
Went for Two but Got Only One.

George Turner, wanted Cor burglarizing
No. 107 Liberty street two weeks ago, was
brought from GAINESVILLE, O., last night by
Detective Demmel. Turner's companion,
James Mercer, was released before the Off
Ger reached GAINESVILLE through the inter-
vention OF friends.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

We have left ON hand ~ custom made
coats and vests. Tho suits were made for
SIS to So The pants were placed in our
regular stock. They represent the accumu-
lation of the season. The coats and vests go
for e1b, II We can flt you. Early comers will
secure the best selection SALINE HT
Corner inithaeid and Diamond Strssts
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
AN EARLY HOLIDAY SALE
At So1omon a. Ruben,s.

We will place OF. sale on Monday morning
a beautiful line OF, smoking jackets, house
coats and dressing gowns. We are naming
such low prices lor them that it will pay you
tn huu now
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
Holiday Goods Now Ready.

Holiday Goods Now Ready.
Diamonds. watches, clocks, silverware and
opera glasses. cash or credit.
SAM F. SIPE,
Wholesale and Retail Jeweler,
Dispatch Building, corner Smithfeld and
Diamond streeH.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
BARRED FROM CHURCH.

The Critchlow Jury Denied q Chance to
Attend Divine Services To-Day.
The iurymen in the Critchlow case yes
terday asked theCourt to allow them to at
tend church to-day. Judge Kennedy said
he would like to grant their wish, but did
not think it would be proper, so those IL
men will have to 60 without spiritual food
to-day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

DR. JOHN COOPER JR. Ear, nose, throat and
chest diseases. Office Westinghouse build
ing, Pittsburg, Pa. H ours II A. N. to P. NJ
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

DIR. B. M. HANNA. Eye, car, nose and
throat diseases exclusively. ONCE 72o Penn
street, Pittsburg, Pa. .
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
And Still Another Monday Snap at Solo
mon & Ruben's.

5000 boys jean knee pants, extra heavy
lined; made up strong and durable: war
ranted "wear defying," at-how much do
you think?-well, just 25 cents. That's US
eyery time
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
Sam f. Sipe's Diamonds

Are all perfect and brilliant. Diamonds, all
,izes and prices, sold loose or mounted.
W Wholesale and retail. Terms cash or credit
SAM F. SIPE, Dispatch Building.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

Kranich q Bach, Emerson, Starr.
Buy one of these pianos and save regrets.
Easy payments If desired.
,LECHNER & SCHoENBERGER,
50 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
HUGUs & HACKE.

HUGUs & HACKE.
UPHOLSTERY
DEPARTMENT.
|. q|!|II|f|i;|| |!|iI|i| ||!i| |
Brass and Iron Bed
steads, Cribs and Bas-
sinetts. The m os t
reasonable prices and
the largest collection
shown in this market.
BLANKETS
Our own special
make, strictly all wool;
none better can be had;
white, scarlet and gray;
prices notably low.
Our ~ Blankets
at S. per pair are an
extra bargain.
NdllIOIn1d l. a m D S
Wool Blankets, all
prices from $3.50 to
$50 per pair.
Chenille Table Gov
ers, handsome rich
colorings, with tassel
fringe trimmings, 500
new designs opened
this week, 81 to S. |
each.
COR. FIFTH AVE. AND MiaEET ST.
WEDDING INVITATIONS,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

An immense variety in
Heavy Cotton, Cashmere
and Merino Underwear
and Hosiery tor children,
Misses and large boys from
low to fine grades at re-
duced prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31

learn TO turn aside such disastrous talk. All OF Won
sment in p w,rer as wen as better and no accomp
10 T.. t re1d aloud well: No nurse can know too much
or iail to find for accomplishment pleasantly
recall case in which two good nurses suffered de-
Icat third Won easily because she happened 10
Eng We'll and this entirely captured a patient
cannot leave these criticisms without adding a
Wold on manners. have been told by doctors that
lhey dd not want ladies for nurses. ! do. I know
ol no place where loveliness OF manners where good
must be so because the best msn slcK spe
OF ooth heart and head. Think therefore, of this
ment study their ways and learn how mncf life IS
eased by Knowing just how best and most agreeably
m 10 ao ,he little things OF everyday existence Now
hnorS INIT some nurses fail over and have
doctor but not 50 entirely modest in all her WAYS so
one would like.
As to cleanliness do not like to say n word A
nurse should bnthe daily and contrive a screen. and
remember what Florence Nightingale ald-tha one
patience and desire to be clean. like much TO sec
nurses in cap and apron. This neat white dress
too ike It because the ens s s pcf shoW II nHG
sort OF conscience for cleanliness and quickly reports
think nothing desirable than for nurse to
learn to control her emotions. no matter what may
eating woman. TO have n nurse become hvStcrical
Is TO have her heneeforth useless. To be surely
perhaps hardly to be acquired. II comes by nature
| once was In a steamboat collision I'm Holland.
and one was a sister of charity NV American women
remained undsturbed. largely because they Of
class taught always to reprcss all display Of cmoon
and it is the giving TO emotion which leads to
much hystcrla. BE careful. therefore.
A patient OF mine was In charge OF two nurses
At dusk they were about exchanging duties, the
patient 10y an accident need STAY To explain
swallowed a little weak linmcnt containing aconitc
She cried that she poisoned. one nurse
went on into ny StercS: the other. most accomplished
and interesting woman. said. @Oh. IT is weak stuff :
will take dose myself saying, she tasted
the medicine. and. then took mouthfu and quickly
going into the hall 10 get rid Of II at sent for
the nearest doctor, and went back to give cmetic
1t really very weak lniment. and no harm was
done. My nmfe's action entirely Quoted the patient
vCrr nervous woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect May 20. 1882.
TrnIns TfHNt NIn
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia 100 10 800, 1000, l3o a. m,
VIZ d1s ea 49, 2l3 s5o SIth d Sns, S.r 90
1850. 80 win dining s sari $780, $780, with
ANN en- 202 o ard dt4y at 900 II 80
a. ~ dnllg car 100 $50. dining car, 900 p NJ
Aiiicna trains weekdays toF Baltimore q: 600 p IN m
Pcrlor Cars Day Trains. SleepeTs on Night TAI 81
lta4ng IIafrl'bnrs Pottsvile. etc a; ,i2 10 o'
qS saads} 30 n" a. ni aso s seep THaTS:bus
1915 n.gt For sunbgry. Lewisbgrs s.d WIam1]PSof,
n,shi. @Ncojt Saturday hight Sundays, D. m, l2.ls
70 Js5 9S 81 g so no g. > 49, 49, ''' 7''
75 - Ioo iso p5 5 sS p B. M to Allentown
For Wlkrshsrrc. Pltt.tou and Scranton, S4o a. M.
10 IIrh Bridre DrGcG and Lake uopatcons. GOO.
For Pcrth Hnn5y and south An6oy. 80. $50 SIS.
DAYS 900 a. m, 400 p m.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Tor Freehold sld Atlantic Highlands, 40. sl5 LIP
NJ. 20. 40. CID p. NJ sundays except freehod'
Tor KID BANK. Long Branch and points south 70 Point
6.Ij D. m. sunday, except Ocean Grove and Asbury
For I1sewood Tom. Rive Barneeat Park and
CAT : ~ X - q. III. 80 40 D. m.
Tor Atlantic City Vincleud aud Brdgeton. 40
Tor Monmouth Beach scnhrght ana Highland Beach.
80. sij. il.i5 a. m 100. $50 m
SANDY HOOk ROrTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC,
From Per y. H.. foot Rector IT.
For Atlantic III ghisnds Red Bank. Highland Beach,
S.tbucht Esd Long lanch. at T. 90 lOlj Il. n; GO
Fo- f'ibo-on. Ocean Grove. Asbury PARK and Point
fforr InRe;,o,d Tom. R,cr and Barncra,. at $50
I1r Freehold al 3.lj p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
COrRT ClIENDAR.S FOR TO D4Y.

Supreme Court-Gcnera Telm--Recess CONTINUED
Suureme Court-Cnamb.rs- Before Lawrence. J-MOton
calendar. called at II O'elock.
supreme Conrt-special Ierm-psrts L and lad
ioufn'd tn term
Circuit Court Parts l, II. III aud IV-Adlourned
until June o. 1892 49,,
d@il, l.. Penninsn John GulliOrd, Mrdofa johnson.
i pi% p T1yibeh = cSeo. chai@ H. siycy jhn
iijarr r W. Renwlck Frederick Eye Augustus GOett"
Esther Kelly and John " Entl. 10 a, mi f.u,ata'o
Loo Patrick Murphy. {. II. Intcmon. J. !. Murphy,
I Io'rph $ Moore aud A. H. Ely 10 80 a.
Common Pleas-t'cneril Tern Adjourn untl June q.
Common Pleas-Specis Tcfm-B"fore DAILY. &. J.-Nos.
Common Plcss-Equi,y Tern-AdIouncf until June O.
Common Plcos-Tfal Ten-Paft l-AdJouinc1 Tor the
common Pleas-Tris Tem-Parts II ana HI-Ad'
Superior Cour:- General Term-Adlourncd until June g.
superior Court Special Term-Beore McAdani j.
Supc,ior ccu,-rilai Tern-Part l. II and Had.
iou med the tenn.
wick and Fit7simons. J. J-Appeals from orders ard
ty Cour,-Specis Term Before Mccarthy J.-MJtlon.
CIV Court Trial Tem-rats ]. II, III and "
tToit Of oyer and Termner-Adjourncd TO Thursday
Count 81 General Sessions-Part I-Beforc Fitzgerald J..
and kssl-tant District Attorney 1ownseGc.-Nos. 10
49, a",, ~ General Sessions-Par II-Bcfore CowInF, J..
and Assistant Distrct-AttOney McIntyreNos. 10 H.
count OF General Sessions Part IIIBeore SMITH, r.
and assistant Attorney DavisNos. 70 10, in
clu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
BL1IS MAKES ANOTHER STATEMENT.
SAYS HIS ACCUSATION or sPIEGEL MADE BEFORE
TIE GRAND JURY Is TRUE.

SAYS HIS ACCUSATION or sPIEGEL MADE BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY Is TRUE.
Arthur Blals who signed an affidavit in the Office
Of John ID. Townsend saturday. accusing Chief
Inspector Steers and Assistant District Attorney
Whitman OF having cocrced him into making a false
statement against Morris spegel MS forme- employer
made another statement AT Policc Headquarters YES
terday. In the statement which Bais made TO Mr..
Wclman in the Office OF Chief Inspector steers on
Friday he accused spegcl Of having caused acra-
tons TO be made In the loo}s Of A. Blum jr''. sons
OF Broad-st 10 defraud the fire insurance companies
Before the Grand Jury. later In the dav. Blas made
Simat statement and Spiege was indicted. Aier
making the contradctorv statement in Mr.. Town
sends Office saturday, Blas went to New-liavcn.
Conn. with his WIFI He found there on sun
day. ard consented to return 10 this CITY without
requsitiOn. lie placed under arrest and lock"1
up al Police headquarters, en- warrant charging
him with having committed peru-7 In his statement
to the Grand Jury Friday.
Mr.. Wcllman and Chief ln>recto. Steer talked with
BaiS yesterday and lie said his first statement. which
he lad repeated before the Grand Jury. was the In
the statement which Rlais wrote YESTERDAY without
assistance coercion. Inspector Steers said. II Is
declared that the stock OF SpieCcls firm III Broad ST.
nj the time OF the fire. was not worth more than
100000. but the request OF spege. the figures IN the
firms hooks change bN Bais as 20 make
the value OF the stoct appear to be nearly $4,000
Inspector stcors Yesterday gave Tribune reporter
the following Ct the of the latest state
mcnt: blai' sayN thar on FRIDAY evening he va
visited I'm M, home al No. 30 WAYNE Il, Jersey
City, BY one Of spieselS employees who a,F"i hir
90 and spicsel, bat Bla, refused on SATURDAY
mn!nug >pieccl'S went 10 nis and took MN 10
the Office o. JoLa D. Townscnd whore Spce"l wn~ wall
nc BlG; says he Wa, taken into back oce' where he
In ard >pccc, dictate statement 10 the strOg.iph"r
IL W., read - hin aitcrwa.d bl Nh Towu~"nd. but
he signed wtou: knowing what II contained, because
wa nervous state.
I;hs also that he met spieeel in the District
Attorneys Office on Frida' afternoon. and >pcsrl
ff, hook at fla firm H. home
in Jersey Cty, DC had done once before when
Socgci was IN trouble with the United states
f.oIffes Els, saId ne would not take the books I,
III hom, and would have nothing more 10 do With
-pieeel The books are Stll missing Ilai>
:iiygncd the TOmbs Police Court Yesterday morning
and was remanded. Reporters al PDce Headquarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
Mr.. HORR ON THE PACIFIC COAST
HE ADDRESSES A RoUsING REPUBLICAN MEETING
IN PORTLAND, ORE.

Portland Ore, May 25 (spcclan-This morning :
@Oregoniann has tie following notice OF the Repu5-
lean meeting held in this city last night:
The North Plaza block last night the scene OF
the greatest political gathering held In this city:
The music stand was decorated with flags bunting ana
Chinese lanterns, while the entire square was abLYe
with lanterns hung between the trees. Fully o,oOo
people crowded around the grand stand to hear ire
Speakers Ii was a grand Republican mass meeting
held under the auspices OF the james g. ELAINE Gu ,!
and the speaker Of he evening Was the Hon Kos
G. Horr, eX-COngTcssman from the State OF hicmgah,
now OF The New York Tribune, and one o. the aoest
stump speakers I'm the country. TIC booming o anvil,
and the lst Regiment band directed the attchu'h Oi
The public to the Plaza long before the eAerc sc, began
and nv : 80 O'Clock the block covered VITA an
almost unbrOlcn mass o. humanity. The flaZa never
pre-euted Il more animated appearance.
Mr. Horr greeted by Il I'm OF applause mat
showed at once that he had the vast andenc" VITA
him and lie did have them with him. too. ior IT, hed
ls hearers spellbOunt for an hour and hall d"hSs
the issues OF the campaign. Not man eft the GROUND
In.l he had finished and even then cries oi 60 on
were heard on every side Mr.. IIOrr showed lnmsel!
/, hc the most convincing and effective speuher VINO
Ma evcr stunned the state. Iic y we'll INFORMED on
he ISSUES between the two PARTIES and knows ls row
- tell what e knows. His greatest Strength nov
ever lies not 50 rluch in what he saws as ne malher
in which lie saws IT, lie Is faceti0uS and wtty ana an
adep, In turning the point of joke on the DeDoo'"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
THro1oGrcAI STUDENTS TO BIZ GRADrArrn.

The annual examinations Of the Episcopal General
Theological Seminary In West Tw'ntc.h-,t., began
Yesterday and will continue until June e. on Mon
dav June the haccaaurcate sermon will be preached
by Bishop Potter In the seminary chapel al D. IN.
Tuesday June :. will be Alumni Day and II Is
expected that h large number Of The alumni Will be
present at the annual dinner In the seminary re
INinrv and at Dean Hoffman, reception. 10 be given
after the duf,'r al IA" d"airry. On Wednesday morn
ing June :, the cDnmenC cInent exercise, Viii iake
place IN the chapel The members Of the graduating
cn,> will receive the degree OF bachelor Of Divinity,
and a numbI OF honorary degrees Will be conferred
up0fI distinguished clcrgymec Ia the afternoon th"
cornerstone Of the new houses for tie professors viii
ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
Gopartncrship Notices.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

United PARTNERSHIP.
ms !. TO certify that the undersigned have this DAY
entered into limited partnership under The Act Of the
IrSsatrc OF the Of NewSoFk relating limited
n.rnershps and the amendments thereto. and for this
p'',I,o.r do Acknowledge and declare II follows
first-The name or nrm undcr winch such partnership
Is W J." CG'YLER MORGAN & co.
Second-1he general Of the business Intended 70
10 trar,rc;eJ Is the General Brokerage and Commission
hird The names o. tc special lartnor, Morris
csnc nj No 3O LexinRton.ave. IN the city. count, aud
go, - SevYork The OF the general parners are
o. follows: Cornelius C. Cuyler residing at No. PA laGi
son ave i'm the CITY County and STATE Of New-fofk ;
IcnIaTin Graham residing In the town 81 Montelai ana
Hi sgnss os I9,gs9 rssa2e e.
,nd Innci. j. Patton. residing AZ No Spl LeAngtOhA ave-
1 hnu .bo CIV County and STATE OF New York i,
" Tho amount OF capital conrbutad by thc 5ai9
y,,gs Iesup 10 tho common stock i Three Hundred
~" patton 10 the stock Is One Hundred ana
Tho end partnership Is 70 commence on thc hr
a.r q, Nav A. b. One Thousand Eight Hundred ana
VA ,,o and Is ternlnat on the Thirt.th cay OF
I'M n One Thousani Eight Hundred and Ninety
In IN NV oad day Of April, a. D. One Thousand Eight
Hundred anu ccNENFLIUs c. CUYLER, /" s.
HFNJAMiN GRAHAM. T. ,.
5TTIy$ ssPrSE,%IEdHk MORGAN Is.
General partnsrs ,e
GGoHN PAToN. l.. B.
Special partners.
se,icd and delivered In the presence OF
aarNNhiy 8! TTaSYYioR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
TRIMS Ira,e above station Vim
EEIsIf.I VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

si5 2 d. : 80 D. d.. sglrly-. SIS a. Nv. 730 p. m
For ia-ton 20. SIS. u. ~. 1890. 2.l3 3i5 5l5
30 T. IA. sunday. 90 : 49, - % a. 4.40 80 II
tir Il. fhlrurII AUrlioNu aud Mauch CHUNK ~, Sic
a. no.: l@3o. 3 49,. DO $50 T. M sundays. 100, $50
hoo o.. H.. TO 80 y. n.
tor iIaflrto1 SIS a. IN: 800 3.f5. 80 p. M. sun
d,y~. sis. 100 Il. 80 p. IN.
tor point, In the Nlanlnoy coal region at Sis a. IN.
80 J ~ p. ~. sundays. SIS, hoo 2.
Zoe Wk,Sblrrs Pu,ton and scranton. s.l5 a. m.
IBID. -. 80 r. Sundays, except scranton, SID
a. r.. 80 p -. ana 80 ,
Slj q. ~. 1.3O p. ~.
rAet, prior DO procured at l72. 235
29l Az 10, 49, Lao Broadway. - Murray st., ~
Cspa.st. 81 Ea-. ltih-st. ~ ColnnbusaNe. and -
West l@5fh.-:. 1913 Washing t0n.st 720 Full
ton -.t bfoo.lin. and - Broadway, WILLIAMSBURG
Wc.'cl't FNpr"~s Co. w ll call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence 20 destination
A. \ MtLEOD l. -. HANCOCK,
Prr,'t Cen. Mcf. Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
DIR. WEIR urroHrLL's ADVICE TO MUSES.
Letter In The Philadelphia Press.

Letter In The Philadelphia Press.
come now to II very grave matter. one whch ~
an almost daily source TO me OF eNasperal.9h. !.
l. full Of difficulties And IL II the conversation. OF
rather the talk Of nurses. The nurse lust out OF =.
erea, hospital is the worst sinner. II she does nov
chatter about her cases ard opertons ana whal snc
has seen She is truly delightful exception Where
and when nurses meet at table they are very hhet
10 do tbese things Is il fault OF trainng1 40
hot know: but II Is most ANNOYING ana most horniul.
DO not discnss your patients with nurses or other
PATIENTS You do II either from love or gossip or
because YOU lack resOurccs-and here suspect II
The real trouble. You want education, or else So"
Unless Won can see and cure this. must talk III
vain but the American woman has wonderful powers
q seNeduotion and the nurse Ia wise who VIII Wy
10 profit nv her occasional and long contacts WIN
the refined and educated Read. therefore ana nv
10 think and take notes. and 50 become rcas0lhpc
Companions II potients try TO talk symptoms need
lssiy ard seek 10 make you discuss what yon have
seen. plead the DOCTORS orders as against ths anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
Conntrn i1roprrtp for Sale ano O. Il

l. oil. SALE. \ SNAP
L In EAST ORANGE. j. must hc solo cleeant pot
land on rafk-aIe roc feet dorl ftrh-'Nr
o,cr hundred wide. all tliod ana tne fines lo i;oH
the large amount ~ fruit trees ana vince ago
Oi fashioned lnu~t- aud fWnfi~
eOol condition De- divided thr Nut- lite loaned on
zane three ago 5000 valuation Of -HwlU, tar
now b. had Tor $1,000. glvc aHaf. TAN gnl buy
quick This ! haffltl. i,Nltt.iaf' ana uttf.nHs 81
w ocean front. at Lawr"nc' b. ac ,n''1e's for
sale and rent for furnished and unfIrnshed
gentlemen tu.lnr- daily ard r"~t a. This
beach families not >cp1f1t d br distance; every
without auIovanrfs, the most beautiful and de-
srahe beach Tor hores the Atlantic Cost; eXc"lon
hotel service. For fun pnrticl A.. 1ddfess
BENZ. W. HITCUCOCK.
II Chamh'rs-st Saw.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

M EoI SllOkE EAlLROAD.
w IN. Y. {. 4 Ii. II. Il Co.. Lessse.)
Trains ,eale 42d.>t. fNOrlb River station. New York
as follows and 90 minute, Her from 100: d Jayst ~ r.
3.::0 4. vi. Dally los Ncwburg. Kingston, Albany
daily except SUNDAY. west % Coeyman's Junction.
7,I5 A. M.-Daily for Atany, daily. except Sunday.
Montreal. -, ,..,
1000 4. M.-DaIly FOR Ncwhnrr. Albany rticar. Sys.
cu,r Rochester. Bur1io. Niagara fa$ Detroit. Chi.
caco; daily, except SATURDAY; for Toronto
1I:,J N-Dniy. except SUNDAY. for Albany and Utca
400 +. M.-DaiiY EXCEPT Smnday for AIban,y. 6
Gus. Roehc.ter. Pgiuo. Niaean ta' Detroit Lhi.
rago foui, daily. except saturday. for Toronto
G,:,0 = II. -Dailv EXCEPT Sunday for Newburg Albany
Saratoga, Montreal.
s.i5 r. M-DaIly foG Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roche.-
icr. BllaIo Niagara FalI'. Toronto. Detroit Chicago.
y ssVvrirSrRAw LOCALS. e.,5 .sD p. NJ,
NfwBU no LOCALS. s 20. 'lo:l5 A. NJ; Il rs $50.
SlcSSInnEcars Tor Baralo' Niagara Falls Toronto De.
.rot Chicago. st. Louis. on all through trains.
.Daily For tickets. timetables. parlor and sleeping
cor acc ON nodat0ns information apply Offices
i'm 333 WASHINGTON ST.. I26 Futont. Office foot
I'm cry l1S, 21l, 1868 7s5. Broad.
NV "A powery 81 Fast 1thst, 81 West I25thst and
az s,stionA c. L. LAMBERT. oenerai Passenger Agent
THE BOOK or OPEN AIR sroITS, octave. 500 pages
ILLUSTRATED TIE standard authority American open
or amusemcnts. Rules foT sailing swmming, ball PLAY.
ing saootinp horseback siding, &c. &c. In full Of pa
sopy. Published By The Tribune. Sew.Yerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
CUNARD LINE.

A CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSTOWN. ,
'uhr 4 1 4. ifOria J dly II r. M
ScrvI,.... Juu. H. y Sersii July D. . a ~.
Trura June is ii 80 III, Etruria July &c. 10 III.
Awiana. June %, u a. a. Auranis July %. . a. Ia.
EXTRA StT AMElsS.
Bothnia. Jun ~ a. ~. ,'aa *; -Jp q TO- a. H.
calm p.,1go $50 and rpwerd Second cabin 80 dnd $40
st-r,se uc.,t, Ad hon all part, o iIIcr AZ 'crJ
ior ~, ror freight aud passage apply at tbs COM
iany's ONCE. 10. Rowing nrrcn. New-i oIk.
'Vi.KNOS n. BEUWS y co., 'rnrril ASenS
NcHooR LINZ I4.ov u s D9 M1iI . Steamships
Prom y. H.. fOJt .; wet -ith'st
CITY OF ROME. SATURDAY. JulT ;. Aug. o.
Saloon. $50 and up~ad. second cabin SJ;
T.,iionl, 49, June 1 u. Anci or!a -.. June is noon
furn,-.a June H. C q N. tc3,-ia am jug. - q a. M
cabin. $50 ard up s,c.ad c"oa, s3o. steerage SD
UINDEI;sON BHOTHLES. Agsnt,. Bowlns ''fccn
OOMPAGNIE GENkRALE Transarlantique,
~ rpFHCW LINE TO HAVEF EVERY SATURDAY.
Ia N iMPAGNE. Beycr ... sat. June =. 80 a. m.
ia nor IGoGNE Lcbocuf sat. June II. 30 =.
IA Dl,ITAGNE. Coi,r. sat- June IS, a.
A. IORGET. General Agent. 80 8 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
WHITE, STAk LINE.

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.Tautonic June 8, D. m 'Toutonlc. July 6. D. III.
June is, a. H. rit'nnic iry - > a. H.
'NInJcs.ir. June 2, y. ~ Adr ic JNN ~, ~ j"
From Whit star Dock foot d West lOth-st.
Saloon rates upward according steamer and loca.
,,on on horn Excursion cAto favorable terms 'Sec-
end cabin on these steamers. 40 and SO; steeras'
fIoI or TO the Old Country, so 30 y BVidway new
YORK Philadelphia Office roc walnut-st ,
IL. MAITLAND hEESEY Agent.