davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-11
100 MUCH WHISKY.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Jan. 1l.-Dr,
Thomas Walker, well-known
physician Of Dunbar, ,Fayette county,
was found dead IN his office Satur,
day, Ida Lawrence, typewriter
OF unlontown, died last August,
Drugs aud other evidences among
her effects led TO DIR, Walkers con
viction for causing her death. a
new trial was asked for, bur no de-
olslon has been handed down.
While the argument was pending,
In December, the doctor got on a
spree which exhausted his system.
His death was due 10 a dnse Of
morphia, whether taken with sui
cldal intent or not Is unknown.
Walker had fine practice some
years ago aud stood high, but OF
late he had been disslpsted aud loot
most of his patients lie was about
As years old and leaves a widow bu,
no children.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-11

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castoria
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-11

I.oNDoN, Jan. 1.-THE seven
snow storms eoatInue througout the
kingdom. The trafiie is in,erferred
with. A dispatch nom Valencia,
spain, says 4 violent storm ha'
caused much damage there. A.
1grone. Ireland, funeral procession
became iost 10 the storm. The
hogses became exhausted aud IL wa
Ionnd neoessary 10 abandon the
heare IN a snowdrlft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

upon political conduct. In Victoria the element
Of cohesion Is wanting in GrupS of influential
officials; there are political parties, since a.,
the old questions such 40 extension of the franchise
vote by ballot and payment fncmbers, have been
settled, and for the last scvci years there have
been coalition Ministries: and finally the binding
force Of political tradition has been considerably
weakened. The power and influence Of the central
Government are out of all proportion with those
of local government. What impending is pro-
cess of decentralization which will work against the
C9binct system. The auth0 predicts that there
will come a time when Ministers will decline TO
retire upon hostile vote. and the country will
approve. or at least tolcrat. them: and then tie
rrrmanencc Of the executive or its security for
definite period will be Acknowledged That is
roundabout way of saying that Victoria will some
day have a President. TIE Cabinet system Is adj
mittcd to be unsuitcd 70 acommunlty like Victoria.
some substitute will ultimately be found for it,
and this viii involve a close approach 70 the
American system OF government
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EFCnRnTD MORTGhG0r.

Brandt Annie ,. - LrOpoi psz:a. q . c,1';>. " q
TIo.tS. Inward to George rfSD, eto s,s",ge iea''.
s. -. =,
Ecarorn Edward ard another % Henry l. Mount a.
uIni-.,ltor Nott-iyc. ~ 1Jul--t. 'ea-. 'fVO
Farley, Thomas and wiz. % T. lpher latHf mace
part ~ map Elizabeth Ache, ] Yonr. @2-'io.
Gordon. Robert james T. !. h'lt~"u iJth-st s..
100 II n W II sth-l,e. l. HvlOp.j lra'", - 600.
Ileihor peter ard wife. - Hamilton Bank. NcW.lofk
CITY Hiyington-,t conner o. >of"h-st to- SouVo'
Ilrck. John AID anothtr. - Htofcr ihf't' I-laF''
corner lO3d- st. demand. 300. . 49,,
D. Comptr. Sarah l.. 4, ii"f.ha Rocilng l-'uat'
W = IenoN-aNr. = years. HiJop.
Nelscnug Charles, and wife. u Ferdinand & Ham.
oa,hs. r. - :. lot 4Oj. map & Ray | yetr. $1,000.
r1sEuc. John o. Z, j W Jane. l-2d.st' Of Boue-
wan John. to jacob Rupert. oO6i 3d.ave eas'.
SO 600 - 4,
scilew Frederick 5 end wife. 70 T.e Guarantee and
Tnis. Company, u 13tn-st, oi Nadl~1aNe' y'uis
slC 600. - , . -, ,oe,, o..
q Of 7.rayc. / yea. 10000. , -, -,
smith Eliza. al. Ia Joshua Hendricks. eXtr and
trustee I<XIngion-avc corner S3dst - mtg- yeas.
s2j 600. ~ 81. 20
West J4th-st Lease. $1,000 $500. 4,
Thomson. Jam"~ J. t. i l. O,tFanctr. u ii'tV' = :"
9th.ave 3 years, $4,000
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xrw.yoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

,,,.., iel1e Wet l2d.-:. at 30 ~ NJ. % min.
MO. ,r.l,r from Jay.tl, Tot Lax Nlohohk; Iihe
WmnrSassi ard Waikiki Valley H.: r. s1t'on,, Middie-
Ian plO1mn zburrh PO.t Jer!s. .lonticellO EiIehNr
fau bursh LlbLty LynS-toa Manor manJ,ek, Sal9o
Ttc, Rome, oneida. O,wcro. DctFJlt chicago ana
po..i5 - ~ Campbell Hal Lakes, Xohonk and Mime.
,a "a WollN0 Vailcy tatlons. MdGetown. blooming.
""p, EilonN.Ie tli.burgh HureyviIr. Liberty, White
I.tr ilyng,loa Manor. ,.u.,,.,, u.,n,- = IL,
nm Nanof HocEi,nd Walton, sidney. AcF"lSh'
i,.-tn Oswr,5 Rnrhc.Ur. Niagara Fails. Detroit, CHI
W Pullman Shoppers; reclining chlir cor fire.
- Susp'n.ion bridge. Daily; all ether trains daily. eN'
'FPuiiTan drawing room scat. and sleeping cor hcrrs
obtained nj 400 broadway, NeW-forA - o. ANDEhSOS'
~ p A. Is Exchange Place. New-fork
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WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD.

81 l. 4, ( II. L.. i. Co.. T.: LII 80 >., 4. -.
Train. leiy, f2d Ut t%o;n klyr htatii, Vow, fgr''
a. t,Ys and 10 rinutr, earlier from loot Jdy-,t H.
$3.50 4 Dolly for Ntygutt3 o.cvh h.nY, Janctoa p''
,,i5 A. MTDa!ly Tor Albany; daily rN''p. sunday
o.an e"u n,tv 1,r Nca rurs. Albany, Utica Srrl
,n"r rochester. Bunal', Nasari fos, Ds'Fo''' Uni
,,3L ~ n,n, e,c"r. sunday fpr Albany and ruea.
29. y W. BBiiiyy' fnT hibIlv. Non'r.il del Syra.
'iy l. E't',c-t.r Buiiilo Nnanrl flir Tofon'o D..
- VI l-PP,1T Tor Alb1nv. vtlca syracu i;oches.
%ic =: u, s-I,,,r Elll- Dttot Chicago, 81. LOis.
Dali, exe~,l Sa;,lday, 10, fig9io,9}-,,ii, p NJ.
"a f1cS 80 1910 A. NJ MS. 80.
20 90 - " nm ,i, Xaroro Fail Toronto. D..
,roi Grago s. Loul. 3D. .rs'-2 I'm IN, o,,
"a, sceonro,q.n or rni;oa apply a. on,c. !'coh:
I'm ,,o 49, Xe,Y@rk CIV 27I 33 - o2 Broadway
laS Gowero !: ra,M i General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BTSINEsS At TIE EXCHANGE.

Small houses sCu well at the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday. William Kennedy offered No. 90 West
Ninety -seycn'h-,t, foui tory private dwelling on a
lot i0x54. The bidding ran from @2lliO up 10
S2I go. r. {. Voih vas the buyer
80. ~ East s"vcu'y-,iNih--t. wa offered by Bryan
l.. Kennedy on bcnal; Of the Guardian Of Infants.
The prrpcriy E a ,,,ur.story brown.tOnr dwelling on
q lot l31NlO.. flc bidding r.u from $4,000 up ID
$4,000 Jacob korn was The buyer.
-. I. lnG1alnn q Go. had very s'cctf.irl 'aI" OF
lots in Am-tcrdarIavr. ore uNdie! ana ihiriy nm u
and one hundred and fortch st.. The corner. 2ill
100. brought $40 from VI. J. Dowd. fhre" interior
lots on Amsterdam ave sold p william L. bowling iJr
5000 apiece. Two lol~ in jhr rat. -IN'I bDiSi'
ing and jam W. Baqwin. Two CORE pending lots
on one hundred andUicth ~. brought Fl'o loi me
two from william l.. Downing.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA DiLTIHORE AND
WASHINGTON.

For phnsdnla a. &c., 40 . 90. 10 90 II 20 9:
80 . 10. 80. 90 100. 600 80 D. M, - ~
rlrtt SUNDAYS 300. 10 80, II .3O a. M ~ 30
100. 90 p. /. - night. a., - q oo II an with
Dining Ger a M, 30, $40 tDinih- '"t' "Vp p H.
Tains savng at 10 q. T 49, oo ~ 20 70 p
m. IL - nlrht Except Sa'urd ~ I'LL, ,ons ~, y
Harrisburg, lotts,l., Sc. "a. p,;,a .irbt, .. :
a. m 80 : 80 y. M i 10 midnight (rNeept Sa'uroAy
IA y, ,ro- az ,ats b" procured al II, IL
ocI as 9ii Iiio I.3o3 BioadN,D 90. oa'4Ng. . ~
ia I1Jfh--t. Nrw-l ora tours-sb,
$50 Fuiion-st o. Broi1way Brooki;ii. %, oo, c,oc,
Ncw-Nork Trtn-frr tou'tNy wiz '"'' W. "'' '"
lorcaCs from hotl r. su'It'
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rrcoEprp EEAL ESTATE rRANsrrEs-N. Y. CIT!

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRA%SFEEs-N. Y. CITY
3i.aye.. cor Of 1ocdst 5o.11N00; Henry A
Cram and lno 10 Jacob Cram
oth.ave. cor NJ IGth-e; 1880. -IUic t1 ean". l
:e.h--t ~ a. Ea,': samuel Abbott and We , coo
lJ7th.st. - 100 q - OF l1h-a.c. 33N17; william 49,,
NJ Grunrn 20 Helen l. GTinhcn ...-..---.... w
0''I iann.nn nv rf t." S % Nrch 1890
s'' l,Iopt 40 iS , 'Op'u ''''' ''u l55oo
Sane pfop.rty. Annie Brandt and ano to
sunni hnni. F2andt n'l' o''u $500
to J. pame Gov .Sd anc 20 i,aa tcIird 900
Allen Mitchell aud VIE 70 Jefferson VI Low
southern poulcvari. " 5, 200 It n Of IG7th->
75xICO: LYMAN Tinany 10 Y Palminr
l4-th--t No aO9 IVES Il Roe q \ u Roe.
LrNugonaNe. cor a@i.st 'ODN'1; 'N''h'oIs M ooo
'''' ElccbeF 20 F. sHT '.. $500
Bathgatc-syc " col lso;h,t. i5ov5oAl4sxt-;
Sarah 81 Ping to 'r d K, i.cn,am 90 sc6
S7th.st 40 $40 East; Michael Fries % Fischer 2lOOO
G3l-st, :. 100 II Of LeNlnrten-1'' lGSNlpci
Richard NcuneSsv 90 \ & llonnc'scy. ......... J
4lstst. n 5. 3D. It a. 9th-oVr. 171oN7S9; %
mos { O.and.r TO J Thomson, 10
57th. At II : 10 It - ih-a'e 9NSoI: l.iGr ,
i'' " Tndomonn 70 4 + Coins 1900
iOS Srho.nti al - Iiaanah lew. l25cO
''Ti ,1.s,d',o dc ca. Co ... GooO
l'S Militia s6 &S2 to cS OF g EaGy >iV'
I5S.h.st : =. go n " ~ lOtl-oNr. JONltO; sane
157th.St, n : 80 7, " Of Ioth.a,e 5o>loo; Sane
153th.et p ZOO Il " ~ Ioth.lyc 5ONl0O; same
to Archibald NJ Shlady ..-..-....-... /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

New.York WEDNESDAY. January p.
Tho following sale, were held % the lAch'hs' ana
Auction Room to-day
,.siory dwelling. with lot, 40 81 W"-t 97th.st :.
1853 r. Of 9th-aNr. 10: l9S1OO1t: Il NOth T!l-pV.
i--tof' dwelling with loo y, - E1-t 'tthS, n -
50 Is n 4 Mati-0raNf lot 12ONlo2" ko'h 5nuuV'
Sales Of lot on - Nioh1a~avc. 'of'f t;',n
and Building w!th lot ~ 22l East 2jh.~t 90 h ia -
Adjourned 10 February 10 and w.,hdlawh Icsi
sale, II building. with lot. so - poll. b"l'l,'
H. and buildnc with lot, Nos 49, and lSl 'I'uo'''
W q Hute'ts-,t, were adjourned % February g.
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Ncm Publications.
Jnstrnctlotl
For Boys and Young Men-Citl

For Boys and Young Men-City.
HARVARD SCHOOL.
Ill 57S 9Th Ave. =
Thorough preparation for Yale. Harvard. Princeton,
WILLIAM FRFELAND. PRINCIPAL.
ARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL o. West 50th.st.-A
family uay school FOR boys. VII se destination is
college business. ElMkR T. PHILLIPS, Principal.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473 Broadway,
u near 4-d-st. All depsrtncn tS.
NJ. N. HOBBY. y. g. HENDR1CKSON.
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Railroads.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Railroads.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave FOO, Of CoFtiand' On" p'''
a. m for slaucn Chunk and Intermtdl,t' POINT mi
$40 a m or GENEVA. L.ons. I'm irt' l.",h ,oi,,s
4 W,S f0.ts,iIe ana WlncipI IVA o..
Chair ar 10 IAOns and pulu an Car o. 81 i-o "''-b'
n. Maucl tnIua ani .aj r,,hit' pm
IL A. H. for SOutl, Plaml-1 AMI "ii my ii'a, rb,fr
II 80 d. M. for Elmirt aud ntern8pHtr io'""'' '"
70 " llkf sblrrr .tta.. ,,int. EN-.
D. m. Tor gunhhaGroh aEl Dtef"l'-"'e' ro'''' ~
necti6n to Reading and la -hur- 81 ,.odl,,e ,onts
fOl Bound lr Ok 0pi an NV mn
40 H. M ior T.. and u. JUNCTION an rn, r. NV
iolnts. Chan Car b. l. ana - Chat,
50 a. IN. FOR Po:t, Nic and intrrhcuidti p"'''' $3.50
'a 20 ~ H. for Match CHUNK ant iatcr"d'te p''''
Co1nr.6n 10 Rcd w ,ni II lrr-Du.' .,i,t. ,o,t.
q u. llrL i-ton ana a.. nv
III ~ No. ior ,ien.ya. Lyons f'n IRA ho.Ii'as,j -.
falo aaI ne West. Pullman - 'pr !" ~ 80"
pension DIdf. IA - IN | u. Oni
49, rSi"S ro,, eel fr All points Maianoy and Hazel
ton coal regions. .......,- .rr,rNS
,o,,, 81 TDAAh f clGaE >iiazcl,On. Shenandoah
and irfpff.cui1fe POINTS. ,ta .oint.
3.l3 T. ". nI Mhlch ~ FlmrI, Rochrstef. Buf-
fnlo and thr West. PullIrl Sie'P' ." '
pension Dfidge. an. al Drondway.
baggage from hotel OF residence thF0"S" '"
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Che Curt.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. NORTH
III BERGEN. y. J.-Eacng every day rain or sh.ae
tonhsr iith and 42d SITS connecting Win csts drert
track. D "nAAAHI"~' SeNA'~~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

M IS GIBBONS'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. So West 47u
IVA st.-SARAH II. EMERSON Principal
Three boarding pupils VIII be received
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For Young Ladies-City

A CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladies With Dr. DSdg
hOf Columbia at REV. DIR. AND MINIS. CHARIt
IL GAKDNERS SCUOOI.. COZ ath.aNe.
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Ciln 1Jroprrln Go Get.

A -A.-TO RENT 49,,
n Several nf these Ienddy decorated and candcicrd
house Ill IG Wei -5h--1 - iect f1uf-stoiY 900
rent; lease op Sundllsi bait by j. C. Prague
for estate Apply 10
POWfE. conner sjthst. and Coumbns-aNe.
n ESIRABLE HOUSES. furnished and gniuraishcd ell
~ parts OF tn city INFANT & DoApEyt,
so ~ i1I-On-ayc.. col o@i-s1
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flats 10 Get. ,lnfnrnisbro.

A core TN; ',i ~, aa coiumias-ave
TO let. apartments. exceptionally "ri' sliahSr"' W.
entirely new method tent, tI,iOO 70 SUN.
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Cee!ures ano ttleriinss.

NrptCAN INSrIrUTE.-The Annual Meeting VIII
A 81 had an Thurday. February L. ls.2, ~ O'CLOCK
- m A. is rooms No. ill-il5 West 3stn,se e,.,.r
p "' d. ~ JAMES G.. POWERS, Recording secretary.
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FOR LAKEWOOD.

A. i.3o SIS o. ra 80 3.i5 20 p. N. Paror
ear, ar, run On trains leaving Ut 10 a. NJ 80 3lo
- %. n. 80 sunday trhc r...... %,
For Ton, ';iyer Barnrgat Pax ana Dafn'sa'' '"O'
- a. H.. ! 30 Il 20 "Vprnss T. NJ . "a
For Atlantic CITY, Vinclani sad Brdg'ton at $50
u 1 1 Mo9,oum re,ch AMI Sea, cht 80. sis
-. .9o 900. ( % n. o.
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rounlrn ])ropcrln for Sale an6 90 Get

A = 30 CENTS PER ACRE-i7O 600 ACRES. a. 80
N lrrtcns o. not lar nom |-htNIllt y
Virgin tl,uber %; ali knd-. l,-turr aud mineral ldn1'
Applv To A. Z. CilI>Of.M eco ~ BUsl"aY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

n1ISS KOUES' SCHOOL
Vu FOR YOU NG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
-l53 WEST 7OTH.ST.
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NJ st-SAENH IL EM lil I, ,.. rIFi.SSiIal
For Both Sexes-City.
A UGUST SCHMIDTS
GLRMAN.AMERICAN EpuCATIoNAL INSTITUTE.
German az dh5d Snd kindergarten TO-
both sexes and school Of Eu:ic thorough Preparation
man U and French for Limited number Of
boarding pupils. Circulars sent On reqqe,,ti1 nj,
Musical Instruction.
EHSES e2tEsf 2E MsI S AMERICA
Mason Mus Dd RGe Buck & M Soa AG ' n9 E
Aeramo4ie r. r. shell, ana G. b. Hawiey are among the
feature in with the college is the Residence
6ommodstcd With board and every facility foS practice
''1D'' Pupils ADMITTED At ANY TIME.
For Hddr SSu H. I' W. o GRErSE secretary
70 and - East l4th.st. city
nrrwiEx SIi e 81 aT 5sf fF&I1 PLACE
For Young Ladies-Country
T LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester. ~ y
Home Church School M tie e IsT erin @S W 1877 sd
Wite FOR illustrated circular, Mrs. c. NJ curtis Principal
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
RoRDETSTr0YwT e. N MItlr4 hFfx df ffK
LIEUT. L. D. LANDON, COMMANDANT
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. POughkeclr,ie. Ny.
r. ,1 an year Thorough instruction IN housekeeping
b. ~ Commercial Law, Penmanshp. Iorfespohdence
Ari~tic &c. Telegr1phy. Stenoeraphy Typew1lthR &C.
u men supplied with competent asssan- on short
notice charge Tor situations furnished send Tor cat &C.
IIREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. " j.; 45th year;
College preparation specially: business. high school
and classical courses.
NoEwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. Sorwslk. Conn
~ = teaching; careful raining moderate
chsrreS FRANK s. ROBERTS. Prn.
n oUGHKEEPsIE MILITARY INSTITUTE. TwerG
L ninth year. Prepares 70. college. tclentnc sen
Poughkeepsie y. T.
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn. L. l.. N T.
Overlooking L. l. Sound Send for illustrated catalogue
Miscellaneous
Z pv1CE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circular: fee Y p.,.
n ents State locality. price desired pups sHe ,na sex
y. v HUYShOON. American schoo Byfesu : w I,u-.s::
s. END STAMP for the Pretty TypewrteIro 70 ror
= SHORTHAND AND TYPEWR1TING COLLEGE
SIG Broadway. y. Y.
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CENTRAL IL. IL. OF NEW-JERSEY

Time Table Of November 2eth 1891.
30 a. ~. for Ia-ton. Nauch Chunk, WIG sb1rte,
Scranton, Reading, H3ra>bur-, IsnagLa fot.' , Sa-
Mauch Chuncs WiHrsbIrre and scranton
500 n. H.. for Esstou and Allentown. - e.,
90 a. H. Tor Ta.ton and Mauch hunck,, On SnhdVs
40 q H. for EaetOn. Mauch Chunck, NlN.c,uArre
scranton KrMuy Nsrfshurb P0ttsNlI' !1nslit, ',li'
mo'n. slnbuFy, Won.porL Through colch 70 NiIiah.'
100 D. M for Eas,on Maueh Chunck. Reading Harris
burg p',,S,lr ShamOsin. >unbury ami Wlllamsp0rt
On Sunday Tor Fa-ton. Mauch Chunck Iamaqua, Pots
VILE. Residing and harrisburg. 80 ,., .,,.,,
8:i5 D. H. Tor Eoston, nauch Chunck, Reading, Harris
burg. Wlkesbsrfc. scranton. IanHPus iot'7'""' oh"
30 T. m 10Y Ea.ton and Allentown.
54j ,. m. Easton MtGch Chunck Reading Harris
30 p. m. Tor s.l.ton au1 Allentown. ~ oo
Ior Pennington at 30. 90. 70 H. m, .OO, 4:5O
80 p. IT, Sundays, 90 y ~: no o.. 90 M q, m
a. NJ eco - 80 40 30 90, 20. . 10. 3;s,9'
:c6 Co 10 80 ;. NJ, 90. 9:ij. 800 . 80, O:oo
Tor hound Brook 30 90 90, IS, sa5. 800
10 90 II 80 .. m 90. 30 . -, ? 30 . 20. $50
GO 30. 100. > 20. -. 900, Oh 90. Iiup.
30 80. -. - 10 20 30 p NJ i n No h'9 8n
is 80. co. 90. 30 @ 90. 900. 10 90 p NJ
For ilaan-m at 30 GOO. ZOO. 3iS 80. 90o
20 s oo Zoo az = " 30 st3. 600 e. $50. 7oO
night SUNDAY. 1 30. 100, 80. go lo 30 az ~
IL 90 ~. 90. ol5, 90. 80. 600 1900 900 10 700
p jo , Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at go sl5
II - a. d.. / 30, : 30 500 y. Snnda's except
Freehold. . 90 a n.. 90 p. H.. . u.,.
fo ia ran LoaE nnn 0ai point; sSpn a 70 9 ,l
oniyj. 90 20. 90 m. SUNDAY, except ocean
,,ioye and Asbury PACK 900 =. m. 90 2. H.
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$50 +. N.-Pullnun Nes;bule Sleeping Car New. o
- fits1urg, -, Louis Chicago Iincinnai,
and Memphis. Dining Car, NcN-lOrk % Phll3urlPi
ana Plt,.burg 20 Richmond and Chicago. Arrives
Cleveland II 40 a. H.. columbus. 80 y M, Cinelm
30 D. IN. Chicago 80 y. nest day. and - 70,
90 =. second morning. Connects for IOiedo u"'
Sal
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PACIFIC EXPRESS.

500 T.. M.--Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car New.foik 10
tnicoeo NcN- \ ora TO Memphis the shenahuohh
Valley orls.S wcokday. az toinm1H1 40 Ric1so;
Cleveland u 30 D. next day, and dhlsn AT
90 q. second morning. Connects for IOi,oO u'9'
lnd for cleveland and Columbus. cNcent satuidaI
1870 4. N.-tust southern ENp--s daily. WIN, !,
SLEEPER " Ee"OrclEs Via Richmond D0n,lne IL H.
500 l.. M.-For all points Oh che 1pNkr y Vhlp 49,
ana FOR "wDrleans Via shenohdoan valley houV''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-08
FIGHTING The CHOLERA
Sec. Foster and New York Authorities
Taking More Precautions.
BARRACKS FOR ISOLATION
Tho Plague Tightcns It's Hold Upon Un
fortunate Hamburg and Upon Russia.
But is stiil Kept or the Main Land of
America.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.--sscretory Tracy,
Secretary Ell ms and Secretary Charles
Foster have acted promptly In CO. o-opera-
tion with DR.. Jenkins toward the remov-
al OF passengers on the cholera infected
ships lying In the lower bay.
Today the war ship New Hampshire
Will be placed at the disposal of the state
authorities. A crew will be placed on
board OF her.
Secretary Foster Gays: "By tonight
800 tents will be placed on Sandy Hook
and the erection of barracks will begin
immediately. As there 10 some question
as to whether the cost Of the erection of
these barracks shall be borne by the fed
eral government or the state, a gentle
man whose name i do not care to mem
tion, haE agroed TO undertake to erect
them.
The secretary of war has directed tho
garrisons at Forts Schuyler and Willetts
Point to signal and stop vessels passing
through the East river until their status
can be obtained. Two tugs will be de-
tailed to patrol the East river in the vi
cinity OF He'll Gate.
The steamships Cachemere and Elysia
have been released from quarantine.
Eight persons suffering from cholera
were removed from the Normania yester-
day and two from the Rugia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-08

B0WDENmIn this city 5th inst ts AZ AaIcs . NAY NAY
Funeral from the reside OF her father, Central
Es ssa a ns n arseS E % %
DRIGGs-In East Greenwich. X. l., 9th inst,
Funeral Friday. 9th inst. at al O'CLOCK from his late
residence Relatives and friends are Invited 70
HARvEY-In Johnston. 9th inst. JOHN B. HAIR
Funeral IRON his late residence. iso wa Waterman
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited 10
atten without further notice.
kItEkr-in III shi. .,,n c,,y; 9th inst CORNELIUS
Funeral from his late residence. 81 Wayne street
invited TO attend
LINCOLN-in oakham, Mass. on the I'd inst T.
soS " Il as a Of 0
Charles A. Giaddlng OF this city.
MANGHEt;sTERSin lakewood, eth inst; Em. Ess
Funeral ssry ees Friday 9Th inst, at P: n: from
nue.. Lakewood. Relatives and friends are in
yited TO attend without iurtrner notice Burial
ut convenience o. family
MAKTIN-.In Leniont. IN, Aug 2a. Amy. w dow
o. Edward q Martin, and danghtcr w Of the ,ase 9,
M'LAUGBLIN-In Greenvlile. 9TH inst. JOHN
r McLAu0HLlN. IN his soth year.
loth inst. at II o'clock. Relatiyes and Fri enas
are Invited To attend
HiI ial at Swan A. oint
RICHA RDS-In this city. 9TH iust JOHN RICH
r., ARDS. IN the sstn year Of hts age.
Funeral ,eryices Friday 9th inst, at p NJ. from
TIE residence of has son. George mchnrus, 2lo
High street Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend. Burial at convenience OF family.
SAMPrON-On the 9th inst. GRACE CLIFFORD
wife OF Cnsrles +. sampson aud dsugnter OF
Amasa and Clarisa Humphreys, aged IS years
anu 10 months
Funeral private. Burial at woonsocket.
THoMAsmIn Johnston. 9Th INST. MARY. widow
. OF David Thomas. aged 90 years.
Notice OF funeral later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-08
FALL RIVER ALERT.

a Close watch is to be Kept ON Immi-
grants Coming From New York.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. s.-CitiEsns
and the local board OF health are very
much worked mp over the reports OF chol-
era In New York harbor. Alexander
Ashley, aged 81, was taken i'll shortly at
ter ARRIVING hero from England on steam
or City of Berlin, and 1t was reported that
he was suffering from cholerine. City
Physician Kelly made an immediate ex-
animation and learned thar he was Ill
from inflamm mmation of the bowels.
Drs. Cunning and Fay have been ap-
pointed to act as port physicians to as
sist Drs. Kelly and Dc Grandpre, In the
regular board of health work. They will
mako an investigation of all immigrants
passing through the city on Fall River
Line boats, also those arriving from Bos-
ton via the Old Colony Railroad. Seven
additional sanitary inspectors have gone
TO work under the supervision OF the
health board, and II Is proposed to give
thc city . thorough cleaning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-08

81. PETERSBURG, Sept. s.-The cholera
veturns for Sept. for the whole empire
place the number of new cases at 477s and
;he deaths at 2o73, showing an increase
OF 403 new cases as compared with the
returns OF Saturday. The deaths. 2973,
were exactly the same number that oc-
Cured Saturday. In the city OF st. Pet
ersburg Tuesday 138 new cases and 81
deaths were reported. This 10 an increase
OF 35 new cases and a decrease of five
deaths, as compared with Mondays Hg-
Uren.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-08
An Arabian Revolt Crushed.

CoNsrANTrNoPLE, Sept. 8. - Advices
from Arabia state that the protracted ro-
volt in the province OF Yemen has at last
been crushed, the walled town OF Saade,
the rebsls' last refuge, having been can
tured by assault after bloody fight, In
which the rebel leader and 20 chiefs were
killed.