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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
pporurB.ry.LtW,s INGRArI1UDE.

A striking instance OF coldilooded iherhu'"uo
,vas furnished late on Tuesday night, when Dan'ci
German twenty years old. Of no. 81 East i"'n'!
ninthst WAS according to his story, muruerousH
assaulted by young convict and general rough hai'u
lanes Kelly Who it i said, was assisted 10y l@ir'
GiD.n Gorman's brotherin law. German anu ".ic'
were both ont OF work. but German had saV'd IL H'"'
nancy and on Tuesday night had $50 snugiy 'uch'u
away in his breast pocket. lie knew that MS sise'
and her husband had no food, ana on his way "
,ber home in the Mixed Ale Flats NO. oZ- f"S'
Thir,centhst called at several provision stores anu
hotrhf meat and groceries Sufficient 10 last uen
for n week Mrs. Gillcn cooked the supper ana "De"
that was over the family INDUCED lberaIy III peer
German was extremely drunk when "llrn look MN
ou, tor a walk and about half an hour later Mis'
Glen was startled by the sound OF yell ID 'he nan
hollow and then her brothers voice cred Mary h'ip
me- Then German staggered into the room ana
fell grooming on the floor. a moment later omen
appcorpd In company with Kelly German i"0h'1
M ar ellv and pointing 20 him sad mat man l"h
n,e ard robbed me- Mrs. Gilen started Tor kcily
h,tt ber husband seized her and threw h'r "'h
r,,ua oily kicked German I'm III" mouth ana stomach
Then Kelly ana Cilllcn went away together. '"ihdh
Law almost unconscious IN his sisters rponlH uhu
III oclock Yesterday morning. when the ponce were
called in and the injured man was taken l1 b'l'Nu '
JIosnitnl He has conclusion Of The Drall, sever
internal injuries and T. likely 10 die The ponce no"
are looking for Gillcn ana Nelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
COUNTY clYvAssERs GET TO WORK.

The Aldermen acting as a Board OF County Can
ra,sers began Yesterday 10 count the votes cast III
The county Of New-YOrk. President Arnold occupied
the chair Aldermen Brown, Mead. Donovan, Marun
and Morris were appointed Committee on Protests :
and Aldermen Morgan, Flynn, O'Beirne, HART ana
RYDER on Corrected Returns Protests VIII be heard
on the last day on twelve hours notice John flu
gerald Of Alderman Fynn's district, was made ser
ccantat-arms, and Thomas j. Ryan, Of Mr. DlvVer =
his assistant. The Cromwean Board filed It's
usual annual protest against the count, demanding
that th. Aldermen should be elected by wards and
not BY Assembly Districts Secretary William H.
Bellamy appeared watch the count on the part OF
the Republican County Committee.
The Ist District canvass showed that somebody had
scratched Richard Croker William Steinway, Isldor
Wormser and Nelson Smith from the Democratic
Electoral ticket but Mr. Croker got vote on a Re
publican ticket which made his vote even. Ferdinand
Levy, for Register got many scratches in the lst
and I'D Districts, but he more than made up among
the Hebrew voters on the East Side. In the Ist Dis
trict Cleveland got 6O47; Harrison. 2,l3J; Giroy,
100: Einsein, 2O5f Judge Gegerich, s,l75; Judge
Coving STA: fuTOy, for County Clerk, COBB
Bosty, his Republican opponent, 2,o63; Levy, for
Register, 5s5j. and his Republican opponent Hugh
Coleman. 2.2G1. iOr 122 over Harrison In the ia
Cleveland got 9,136 votes; Harrison, 2,224 HirCy,
for Manor, J,2Oj Elnstein 2,l10; Levy 500; Cole
man. 2,j69. The Board adjourned to 10 O'Clock this
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
SUPERINTENDENT CROWLEY TO RESIGN.

The story published yesterday that James CROWLEY
the superintendent Of the telegraph system at I"ce
HEADQUARTERS intended 10 resign appears TO be true
Mr.. Crowley yesterday admitted that his work would
cease on the first day OF the new year. when his
resignation will be sent In 10 the Police Board Ap
parentIv Mr. Crwleys only reason for rcsgnlng Is the
need Of rest. II is probable that his successor VIII
lie Michael Il. Brennan. who for some time has been
Mr. Crowlev's chief lieutenant. The salary attached
10 the Office Is $50 week 1t Is Just forty three
,ears since superintendent Crowley was appointed
10 the police force under superintendent Mastel ana
he Is probably the senior official Of the department
Fiom 1856 TO $3.50 Mr.. Crowley was assistani-snper
intendent under Charles Robinson. and In 1sGO he
became chief OF the telegraph Department. which place
he has filed for thlrty-two years Under lis former
agemcnt the telegraph department worked cumsiy
and lnefcienty. and it Is In great measure due 10
tbe efforts OF Mr. Crowley that the system has at
tanned IT'S present degree Of excellence. Under Mr..
Brernan's management II IS likely that the proposed
system Of signalling policemen from their posts VIII
be vigorously pushed forward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
C1N THE PHI IDEI PHTl ENTER FORT

Bouton. Bliss & Dactt, the agents OF the Red
Line, yesterday asked the Collector II the steam
ship Philadelphia from La Guayra, wOud be permitted
10 enter this port on her arrival. She left Venezuela
without clearance papers. They were refused because
She had on board refugee, who was n supporter OF
the recently overtbrown Venezuelan Government.
The United States Consul. according TO the agents
gave permission to the captain TO leave without
clearance, and sent letter 10y him explaining the
circumstances Tile Custom House officers said that
the entrance Of the vessel would be considered when
the captain presented :he Consul's letter. The
Treasury Department will be- asked to decide the
question The arrival OF the vessel.
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rs THE NEW COMET BIELA'Sf
PROFESSOR PICKERING IS WATCHING IT. But
CAN'T TELL YET.


po,,on Nov ,G (snecIal)-A Journal" reporter
called on Professor Pickering. at Harvard Oohese w
servatory last evening TO learn his views rs 70 'Ne
Identify OF the new comet with the famous biei comet
now nearly forgotten. Professor Pickering says We
have been waiting for a number OF opser'a'oiS ~ w
made before making computations Inc comet was u''
covered by Holmes about midnight November o' "ee"
wich mean time. We Immediately eo' wv po',''o,'
with orr large telescope and the 9th we louhd 'e
cono, I, ,Sos observed about the same time by Pro-
,sssor barnard at the Lick Observatory on the loh
q Telegram was received from Professor berDerio"' VI
Klel Observatory, announcing mat us oi''' ~
same as that Of Belas ON the l3th oon"'
was made Meanwhile we have been ee'uhs oD'ei'"
tons q, It's location In space Our observations NVe"I
This interesting feature, that II has apparently rea
STATIONARY Some one has written a paper 10 $40"
that the methods OF computing motion by increase VI
decreose OF brightness incorrect The lact a' inc
Holmes comet is apparently about stationary eoeS u
show either that 1t is approaching us oireVuS' VI
moving slowly. This observatory Is AT present Ine
oply place where observations OF brightness are i's
made Hence we are particularly DESTROYS mat
h,cb, come, sbonld come Professor Boss gets his de-
drct,ons from calculation. lie Is careful and an au
tborItv II Is too early TO determine how lar OH lne
comet will be when nearest the earth. VI course
cannot be positive that this is Bielas comet
Ricla,s was a small comet sixty-six years ago,
short one and remarkable for being double one IL
WIS discovered In 1926 by an austrian oh'0ci, ~
name it bears It's periodic character was first DE-
tsct.d nv Gambart Its orbit brought 1t within few
thousand miles of the earth. The comet returned IN
1882 Then it vas expected that an encounter WIN
the earth would take place, which created panic III
the south OF France. 1t passed the point "hel' 'ne
expected collision was to occur month peiole '4ie
earth arrived and the nearest the TWO oDJec's 'a' "
each other was fifteen million miles. In 1o3o IL was
again seem LII 1ol6 two comets were seen 10 gro"
from one the first recorded Instance OF the hu Inc
first discovery of the division was made IN Newi"'en
For four months the pair travelled along slue ny h,
20 nno nil onort sometimes was brighter
than the other ON the night of November -. d9,
there was wonderful metcOric shower IN No.eIIou 3
issG ther was another and II was concluded mat te
Blela comet was more. That comet mas pYJn
missing five times and than once under la'orapie
conditions of visibility 1t Is once more tle icolr
renee of its time and perhaps 1t has fared up AGAIN iOi
tbn final time lighting its fires In honor OF the 'ol
HAN porlOd Professor Pickering, besides opStr.ns
the comet nightly with the 6inch ana tie Il linen INN
scopes has been photographing 1t and Its spectrum
with the ll-inch and oinch glasses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
AWARDING PRIZES FOR ADDRESSES.

Austin Abbott, Dean Of the Law Dep'r'i'"' ".
the University Of the City of New-fork. announced
~ .h lacture hail of the college Tuesday that
tho first prze for the best address on the SUBJECT
Of ~The Rights Of an American Citizen had been
awarded to Andrew Byrne, the second 10 Within
Goldsmith and the third to Thomas u fshh'ii'
Messr> hamburger and FINK received honorable men
tion The conditions governing the contest were ul'
the addresses should be delivered before pupn'
audience during vacation, and should he srhe ~ Wv
Soo,,Itv signed with an assumed name Inc PrIA'N
are So $50 AID 800 respectively Andre% byI VI,
ad WAS the first prize essayist Of the junior year
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Ccarhrre

A GENCY TO SUPPLY tlt'r-. rfnf'~lrs teachers.
n go,'uc--'~. ct-.. 100 all IaI iI"ht- "i I'an n-. T.
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A YALE DHNDl Ale. ,N!~r.u.,d tItof. wishes ps.
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70 DECIDE WHETHER THE PAUPERS NAY VOTE

Commissioner Shields yesterday gave hearing In
the case OF Adrian BinckerhoH alias Peter Schuyler,
OF the inmates Of the city hospital on Blackweips
Island, who arrested for illegal registration
United States Attorney Edward Mitchell and his
sistant, John o. Mott, appeared for the prosecution
and Henry d. Hotchkss for the defence Mr.. Iotch
kiss fumed not little, and would have had several
Tits with Mr. Mitchell had that official paid any atten
ton TO him. Robert Roberts. warden of the hospital
testified that the prisoner had been the island since
1876. He merely received his board and clothing.
md was not registered a patient. A year ago
IL name entered the list Of employees and In
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

II. Y. [. II. K RI. Co., lessee
Trains leave Yves: 41i-st. station NeW.YorK, az fol.
.ow. and Is mihut,s earlier from IT, Fnnkin-sL. y
3:3O A.. M.-Daiy for Newoursh Kingston AibnHys
>,f1 A. M.-Dtl FOR Albany except sunday, Montreal
1000 4. M-pa, for bsny, ;ica. syracus'. Roehes.
saturday Toronto.
tit;iJ A. M.-puly, except sunday. for Albany and
500 p VI. Daily. cNcert Sunday. for Mbany.
cnsi l9che- r. runllo. Niagara FAILS Toronto Dc
oft Chicago. St Louis. =,
$40 r. VI. Daily. eN,ert Sundly for Newbursh. M'
lany. saratoga and Montreal
sill p w. Daily Tor Albany. | tea, syracuse, Roches
ten Pnlralo Nfgua Tails. Toronto Detroit Chicago
UNVEIiSTRAw LOCALS. as. 's;45 p. VI.
NEWBI re- LOCALS ) 20 10 - \. NJ, lbs, 80,
30. o 80. Tll.t5 y. VI.
sleeping Tor Buffalo Niagaa Fall. Toronto
Detroit Chitago Louis. ali through trains.
Daily For tickets, Timetables, paror ami shopping
az accommodation, information apply Offices: Brook.
I'm 3SS Mashingtnu- ST. 726 Fuito St Office,
loot OF Fulton-s; Ncw-Yok CITY 25i. ll3 So3. 1sj,
oIo BroalWay. ii3 rpMc,y, 81 last l4th.st. 50 Mass
l2ILh-st. and NJ stations.
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has heard nothing Of him and has several de-
tectlves looking for him. His books nave Deeh
Thoroughly examined and everything Is perfect. Inc
family can offer no explanation except that Twelve
wears ago In Kansas. after severe a'''cN vi r,'',
he disappeared for several weeks. IL Is ""one" .n'
Tho old Ealing has returned upon him. Mr.. shaw
was Democratic candidate for Mayor OF Duluth III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
MARTIAL LAW ~ IDAHO At An END

Boise, IDAHO Nov. 16.-GOvernOr Wiley has issued
general order directing General Curtis commanding
the troops IN the Occur DAlcne mines to suspend mar
tal law I'm shOshOne County The county has been under
martial Law since last June. The Federal troops
have be"n ordered Ia withdraw and now the civil
authorities will resume control.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
B4NK HOBBIES MAKE A UlTL

Woodstock, Mimi, Nov. 16-Two masked men
entered the bank Of Woodstock at p m. and de-
manded Of Cashier Perry and his assistant, Mr..
Craig. that they open the vault one took Perry
In charge, While the other forced Craig to enter
the vault. The robbcr than helped himself 10 what
Ne wanted. The burglars escaped with 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
DETECTIVES LOOKING FOR A MISSING MAN

Duluth, MIMI. Nov. 16-Tohn X. Shaw formerly
city and leader In st. Louis County Democ-
racy, has been missing since last Saturday from his
offices In Minneapolis. He resigned the city asse.
sorshp here about thrce months ago to accept tho
State agency Of the Providence Savings Life Insurance
Company, with Offices in Minneapolis. Nis family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
4 MISSOURI NEWSPAPER CHANGES UiyDS

Sedalia, No. Nov. l0-F. S. Emerson and I. f..
Hall. OF Newport, r. L. yesterday bought "The
Sedalia Gazette" Of the few daily newspapers In
the interior Of the State Emerson is nephew of
Ralph Waldo Emerson The paper win be Republican
In Ooif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17

October by order Of the Commissioners OF Cnarue a
II vas placed on the pay roll. The hearing. W." ~
Inc evidence against IA number OF others Is siiin''
TO that against Brnckerhoh.
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proposals.
DRnpns For CONSTRUCTION OF IN

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION or An
! IRON AND steel. PIER AT THE L. \. NAVAL
.tOAIINt, STATION. IN THE HARBOR OF PAGO
lADO. SANOA.-EuIrlu oi NaIdS and Docks, Navy d.:
par'm.nt Washington, D.. G.. Octobcr 90. 1892 S ae1
iiopu.al- duplicate indor-cd Proposals for lion ard
Stet viii b' received at th, Bureau until O'Clock
dat il thereafter constructing aud erecting Iron
and Steel Pier at 4. y Naval Coaling station iago
Inrp samoa. Specifications and blank forms u pro-
los1l- Will be furnished application this BUREAU
DE- and further ipfoImaton obtained
Plans specifications also be Pay
OHirc san Francisco Cal Responsible security Will b.
required the faithful performance OF the contract
equal 90 per ccntum Of the contract puc. certl
ntd check $1,000 must accompany each
forfeit failure 70 enter contract The right
1. reserved reject all proposals deemed adj.
n II. FARQUlIAR. Chief Of bureau
II :. ENGINEER OFFICE, Room II I, Army
u building 80 Whitehall-st.. New-York city, Noyen.
b,r 10TH lS.2.-Stutd pr poss for dieis hs IN
Flushing Ray y. y, Will be- received this ofce until
twelve az o'clock noon Friday December 10, 1892
and then publicly opened. Specifications blank forms
and all available Information will be furnished an.
piclon this 0nicc. u. G. HOUSTON. Colonel. Corps
II fnsncSl>.
II (. ENGINEER OFFICE. Rom Ii Z. Army
Der 18TH, lS92.-Sealtd proposals for dledgm, ia
bhe harbor ut Port jefferson inlet ~ Y. viii be ~
reiyed at this occ until twelve (l2) O'Clock noon on
Friday. December 10 1902. and then publicly opened
Specifications blank forms and oil available Information
Will be furnished application 10 this Office. u. g.
HOUSTON. Colonel. Corps Of Engineers.
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Delaware. Lackawanna and Western X. X.
stations In New York foot OF Barclay aud Christopn
SHORTEST LINE. NESTIBILED TRAINS.
pIIIM&N COACHES.

Direct route TO NEN ARK. bLOOMFlEID, NONE
CLAIR THE ORANGES. summit, y, rnardsyille. Bisx'
inc Ridge Madison. Mornstown, Pas,alc, paterson,
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HDPATCONo. Hackettst9wn. sCHgoLEY's NOUN.
TAIN Washington, lHILLIPSBt re-, EAsAON,
WATER Gar. SIkoUD>h z, ~ Po,Gn0 9 NCSgntll4R ,,
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SYRACUSE, OSWEGO. ITHACA, OWEIO, ELNlRA.
points y Isl. A0kIHWt.sr AND SOUTHWEST:
900 A. M.-BCFFALO. UTICA and OSWEGO IN.
RF>S Pullman parOr ears. Connects at Bu'ae
with train for Chicago. arriving 9:45 a. M nen
morning .... $500. ,,
7:IO 4. REFRIGERATION NAIL. Stops at priaei'
lido p. M.-sCRANToN BINGHAMToN and IL
MIRA Express Pullman parlor cars -
4,fO p. M.-sCR ANTON wlLkEsBARRE md pLrM.
OC1U EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ..
1880 y. VI. (Da y).-BUFFALO LIMITED EApREss.
Pullman sevpcrs. Arrives az 10 o. m. -
300 r. VI. Daily FFALO UTICA and oSWtGo
EMPRESS. Pullman secpers. - -.
1lCKErs and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. ~
Murray-st and 429 Broadway. Tickets frry slt -.
7sj 9a2 broadway, SO West l95thst 80 @ nbu';
ave New-York: 1888 Washington 81. 726 Fl % st nj
3cs Bedford ave Brooklyn. Time tables. eiyin2 m
formation NJ all stations. .
WFSTCO1T EXPRESS COMPANY vii. cal IN /
check baggage from hotel or residence q destination
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FOR. LAKEWOOD,

%, +. 40 S.l5 4 NJ t.lj 3 30 sp,cial. I 20 T.. VI.
" FOR roms River raureat Park, and lIameeat, 4 30
- \. NJ. -. ! 20 l.. NJ ,., :,
For Atiantc cry Nnclaud. and Bridscton 80 a. NJ
Far Monmouth Beach. Scabright and Highland Beach
20 ~.l5 II 70 \. NJ. 80. 10 100. 20 4. NJ
,,uudn,- - 90 a. NJ. co =. VI. 80
Ticket, and parorcar seats can he procured at " 20
,,,no - 81 Fa.t ltth st. "8b Columbus Az. md 50
W'st i25h ST. New. York; 33 Washington s.. 72d Full
tnn Sf Hrnoklvn and - Broadway. Williamsburg.
Nr,cntt Express Co. will call for and check baggage
f.,m hotel or residence TO destination
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nlueicnl Instruments.

AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND
UPRIGHT aad square Pianos of oar nnAr. n perfect
al on and fIlly warrant also number OF second
Pianos Of Other prominent maeer, ~ very low Prices.
WV. k>tBE 4 CO..
las 9Th Ave-. near .,eih 49, New \ ori..
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phil,d,luhil Express, 800 -. 90. 10 90. II 80.
Win Dining Car A. NJ. 80. 2:ij, $3.50. vim Dining
can >. 100. 600 = 80. 80 l.. VI. l. 10 hlghI.
SUNDAYS, 800 10 30 II 80, with Dnlng Gar; y; NJ.
800 80, with Dining ca, > 100 o'VO T. w. l. 10
night ,oo "a ., oo
Win Dnlg car \. NJ, 3D. 80. dining Gar W
laror Ca, BAY rraa'. s",lr'i' o. Night Irlas'
2:i5 90 > 90 > -. 80 p. NJ. u Ii night eAcept
~aturi, ulght sunday, II 80 \. NJ. LOO. 800. 90
30 d 90 T.. NJ. l. 10 night. . -, a,
luI II,rristirc at 90 a. - " NJ. go. 80.
o. 90 40 A. NJ. II Il nieht cAernt saturday isht
sunday. IL 80 \. NJ. ~. ! 90. . 80 L NJ, IL 10
For ro,t,vue at 90, 7:'5. So a; n; 90 80.
90 3 Z. NJ. i 10 night eNcp Satu I'' hlSnt sun
,ls,- ii 80 s. NJ. 60 30 80 4. IL. ~ - nlrnt
A. A. NJ 90 I so. 20 =. VI. II IS night. except
~itgIdu night sundays 10 a. NJ. 600 2. NJ. l2l5
tar Ea.ton BctLlcicn. Allentown. Mauch Nhunk ~.
800 10 10 \. NJ. 90. 30. 3 40 80 70 Allen
town T. NJ sundays. 30. 10 \. NJ 90. 80 +. N
For Milkc-rarr'. Ptt-tpn ana scranton. $40 ~. NJ.
90 f. NJ SUNDAY, 80 \. VI.
l'f High IirdGr Branch. 90. IL 80 A NJ. 80
- ir lo'ih Nnboy at I 30 so. s:l5. II 30 a. NJ,
30 900 100 5:5s G:l5 I 20 +. NJ. sundays, 900
For Arantc iIighland,. 30. ; 10 II 30 \. NJ 80
FAR Freehold 80. 10 II 30 \. NJ. 80, 80 80
Far Red Bank Long Branch. and point, south To Point
n,,k nnD / 90 20 6:lj T. VI. Sundays except
ocean t,rov, aud Asbury Park. 90 A. NJ. 90 l.. VI.
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RAILROADS.

pennsylvania
Z RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals Acknowledgements
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbro.ses mud COrtlandt streets
InLncct OCTOBER 10Th. 1872.
THE FAST LINE.
eooA Mpuman yestbuIe Sleeping and Pa al Cars
fndssaps 40 Chicago 2' ?, no for Il. rSedS.
Loai, 7l taI p NJ next day Connects '''' ~
'N'''' 1mE TENNsYLvANIA LIMITED. v.,,,u,,
1914 nuas and state Room sccus s@Sxas
Observation Cars prSens,hs oo n or both sexss
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Sd Movable dIctPic lights, ARRIVES SnS!nns oa9
g. % aJ Gdis9nrgO' 20 $cS a. Day Chicago 80 %
'' sTLoUIs AND CINCISNArI EXPRESS.
200 s:l Dns Cars ySq o ssss3S G'ts SON
aud Cincinnati Ve;eoule sucking Cfs ou ana 'esss
a ssmssi 10 AZ a. N.Y. .ad st. 90 next
Gay TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
ye's So4 s.so
G s from Yora 70 Chicago Arrives In Chicago
= rnE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p e chcsso s end
s at dsfSs%3 tSsaSs s,; 81 m next
PACIFIC LAPhEss.
s'oo r. MrGin5n bdis at CoIam6as 10 D. NJ
sstoad fi I'm n'A c4ay esu f1t daily
Tor CeSc.ani aud Olumbu,. except saturday.
,uI rIIME-TER< EXPkEsS.
s'3o Ee'' ,"a slesPo Sis Dining cas
x,So n.' 1o chnond n Arlyes columbus 2:i5
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Is TsSxl rH"ccPh a iS a AID br%nghar
p.ITI1IORR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
iOo NJ "G.hns.or pa h%t es sSule Pas
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3.,O p M-"Congressonnl Limited" daily Pu Wns ~,
,tbue Paror az ana D r sb S usual pullman
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mo- no. S,ersc,' 5 tGp and * 20 M sna
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For Atontc ti:y. 10 p. IN. weekdays Win lhf0usn
S i:s gen c: .ss ~ q S9R,
sa9d@ and ~ OCEAN ' Grow, % on Sunday s.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ixure,s q 20 20 Nv. 81, .OV, 80 10 VO Fehn
/ i.mi,ci. with DIuihg car and 10 10 Wasnl.it9i
Limited with Dining car and IL 20 90 O. M ~ II az
90 s 80 AM 90 - NJ, ana II l5 night Ac,ommoda
ION ii 40 a NJ 40 ana : 30 y. Sunl-js, IA
pres. 10. 80 o 90 90 IAmed), ana 10 a. Nd
: 90 90, 30. 8 90, $50, . 90 . 80, ana 30!
.. NJ. aid u Is night Accommodation o.oo anu
For Time inbIe- local points On The Penn;
syNanis Railroad system, apply ~ Tie following ncks'
Ggir.,r Nos iiJ .Oi as SAP, ga, and 1923 B al.
way. l A,or House. i2i md on Avenue lJ4 Eat
i1ith Street 2pi West l2jh Street 23l columbus
Avenue ald 100. Dcsbfo--s and Cortland streets
Court Street $50 fulton street. 9s BroaAway ana
Iroo yn hnnsN station. foot OF Fulton s. eet, Brooklyn
- Hudson St-,st. Uobokrn station jersey cry.
IN. Naw l. rk Transfer Company Will call for ana check
tareae from hotels residences through TO d"stnaton
CuAS. F.. PUGH J: X WOOL
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
Musical Instruction

ALL BRANCHES or MUSIC TAUGHT At The
"A New. York re man Conservatory VI MUSIC,
t. Wc-t i21st.. near 5th-lLe ,, ,v,
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NJ ETROPoLIvAN CoLLFGE or MCslg
AZ .i',- - ...-,td.,,.. r,,riD,rs: william
Mason. Mus Doc: A. {. NJ. Gnd A.bgt' K' ,,, rST
80 4 4 st. Dadi.y Buck, President T. y. nl|r.y'
Mus director L. AZ aronte II = o.. ey ~, ~ F.calty
;e-frncr Dept for students from di-e3 Cf, la
sent on ami sntlon Atdrc.s r. ". III-ENf" - anu
u IAst Iith-st. y. Y. lily.
~ Y CONSERVATORY ll2 EAST isI It~T-
". The HI.>r SCHOOL flr PIANO ami y ~. ~.
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