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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
A Suggestion to the Safety Department.

Coroner Mcdowell yesterday concluded
the inquest on the body of Francis Tucker,
the old man who was burned to death in his
sons house on Arch street, last Sunday
morning The jury found that the fire was
incendiary, and said: 1--WE further find
that the water supply and fire arrangement
in said locality are very deficient and we
recommend that the Department of Public
Safety of Pittsburg take immediate steps to
remedy the same for the better protection
of life and property"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
A VERY LIVELY HEARING.
A Riot Nearly Precipitated in Alderman
Madden's Office.

A Riot Nearly Precipitated in Alderman
Madden's Office.
Alderman Madden had very lively hear
ing yesterday afternoon. Irwin Hummel, 9
roller, living at Nimick station, wa,
charged with cruelty and neglect to his
motherless daughters and was represented
by Attorney Lightenheld. The information
was made by Agent G.. T. Fisher, of the Anti
Cruelty Society. During the proceedings
Lightenheld had wordy war with Fisher,
was threatened with thrashlng by man
who objected to the attorneys method of
questioning a girl witness, was rebuked by
the magistrate for declaring that his client
was not getting justice, and finally came
near precipitating a riot by asserting that
he did not believe any of the witnesses but
one who said she knew nothing about the
case.
Hummel was fined $50 and costs and was
held in 81 900 bail for a hearing Saturday on a
charge made by his daughter of attempting
to commit felonious assault upon her.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

The largest shipment of pineapples ever
received In Pittsburg, for the sole use of one
manufacturer, arrived last week, consigned
to III. j. HeiLz Co., the picklers and pre-
servers. 1t consisted of over 900 fresh
bahama pIneapples.
They are receiving q carload of this choice
fruit almost daily, which is being converted
as last as received into the well-known Key
stone brand preserves, and speaks volumes
for the popularity of that article.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
See the New Vienna Drop Awnings.

FOr NeranuaS OF WINDOWS.
Made OF gumwood strips-light. durable,
easily adjusted, practical and ornamental
They wear longer than cloth and cost less
than half as much. No other blind to COM
pare with it.
Any size made to order in one weeks time
Leave orders early at our upholstery depart
ment.
Come in and see the "vienna"
Jos. HORNE Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
Northrop,s Patent PaneIed Metal Ceiling

Are neat, durable and artistic for all classes
of buildings. As the Oldest manufacturers
in the country, we can furnish the greatest
variety and newest designs, put up com.
plete, ut the lowest figures consistent with
good work. send tor estimates to South
Twenty-third and Mary streets.
A. NoRTHRoP & Co.,
IT'S Pittsburg, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
Sickness Among Children

Especially infants, isprevalent at all times,
but is largely avoided by giving proper
nourishment and wholesome food. The
most successful and reliable is the Gail
Borden Eagle" brand condensed milk.
Your grocer and druggist keep it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
Nth

CLOSING out sale of wall paper at 5O3 Mar
ket street. Entire stock of goods must be
closed out by June Is JOHN S. ROBERTS,
Successor to w. H. BARKER
Nth sos Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

METHUEN AwNINGs-Sage green, warranted
not to run, at Mamau1 & Sons, $50 Penn
avenue 10I- I'fz. ThSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

THERE is no reason why you should not
have a comfortable room or boa riding house.
THE DISPATCH Cent-a-Word advertising
columns represent tho best houses at low
rafea
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

BUGINE was never known to fail; 1t kills
roaches, bedbugs, etc., every time. 25 cts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

DoN QU1xoTE fought wind mills. Bugine
fights reaches, bedbugs, etc., and kills them
every time. rs cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

HYACIETH AWNINGS at Mamaux & Sons
~ Penn avenue. lei. l912 Tbsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
Mothers, Bring Your Little Ones

To Aufrecht's gallery, II Fifth avenue. and
get II elegant cabinets Tor 81 until June !,
1892
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday.

Mrs. WINsLow's Soothing Syrup is the best
OF all remedies for children teething. Csc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
SPECIAL FOR MEN:

1000 pairs Gents finest Calf,
Kangaroo and fine Patent Leather
Balls and Congress at 81. 90 and IS. 90.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
The Laymen Win a Victory.

DR.. Neelv's amendment was defeated by
the vote of the laymen. 1t requires ma
jority of both orders to carry anything
when they vote separately.
Dr. Neelv now called for a vote by orders
upon the committee report. 1t was evident
that the ministers proposed to employ the
same weapon against the main report as the
laymen used in decapitating Neely's sub
stitute-the separate order guillotine. The
call for separate vote prevailed. The lay
men called for an ave and nay vote. The
call was sustained by the necessary vote.
Then a squabble ensued. The Chair ruled
that, inasmuch as the laymen had called for
the vote by ayes and nays, the names of the
lavmen should be called first. DIR. Buck
lev appealed from the decision. The de-
ciSon of the Chair was sustained by a very
decisive vote.
The names of the laymen were now called
upon the report of the committee, followed
by the call OF the ministers. The result
stood as follows: Laymen for, 143: laymen
against, II; ministers for, 191; ministers
against, 10S. The Chairman held that the
report had been adopted by the concurrent
vote of both orders.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

You'll find US headquarters, also,
for G. A. R. Hats, with regulation
wreaths, White Gloves and all the
lesser articles needed to complete the
full G.. A. R. outfit.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

Every woman in Allegheny
or Pittsburg, or wherever this
paper is read, wants to see
these elegant Silks-for street,
house, or handsome gowns for
summer watering places.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

Our Silk Department has had
many active sales-this one will
be extraordinary, and if you
have any interest in handsome
Silks, be among the first to see.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
The Church at the Worlds Fair.

The indications are that there will not be
a radical change in the discipline. The re.
port on the Worlds Fair matter, demand.
ing Sunday closing, was presented to-day
soon after the session opened The report
was accepted. A second part recommended
the appointment of a commission to make a
church exhibit This, too, was finally
adopted.
The Committee on Law Representation re-
ported in favor of equal lay and clerical rep
resentation in the General Conference, one
layman and one ministerial delegate for
each 10 ministers in the annual conferences
DR.. Arthur Edwards, of Chicago, ad-
vanced the opinion that in the near future
there will be two Houses in the General
Conference-Rouse of Laymen and House
of Clergymen. "No, no" shouted several
members.
An effort was made to adopt an amend
ment, offered by DR.. Nicely, to refer the
question of lay representation to the Annual
Conference. A motion to table the amend
ment failed by tie vote. The laymen
called for vote, by orders on the Neeiy
amendment. The call was sustained.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
CLERGY AND LAYMEN
To Be Represented Equally in the
NJ. General Conferences.
TWO HOUSES IN PROSPECT LATER,
Majority and Minority Reports on AmuSe-
ments Are Submitted.
BISHOPS AND THE BOOK COMMITTEES

OMAHA, May 25-The Michigan dele
gates to the Methodist Episcopal General
Conference and the delegates from the
Pacific coast have decided to make more de-
termined effort to get definite action upon
the matter of locating Episcopal residences.
They want bishops residence in Detroit
and one in the State of Washington, and
they desire TO have the selection of these
locations made obligatory on the part of the
Bishops.
The Committee on State of the Church
will hand in two reports upon the amuse-
ment question. The majority report is
opposed TO the effort to secure more loose
and liberal construction of the rules concern
ing dancing, theater going, etc. The minor
ity report favors the idea of having a gen.
eral statement upon the amusement question,
commanding all members of the Church to
refrain from unbecoming, frivolous and un-
Christian conduct, leaving each individual
to be, to some extent, his own judge as to
the nature of amusements that are becoming
and Christian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
Neu Ordinations.
NEW BOOKS.
rSS,vS N LITERARY INTERPRETATIONS.

NEW Eooho'
ESSAYS N LITERARY INTERPRElAlloN'
~ HAMILTON W. MAIZE. Author Of my study
Fire" Under the Trees arc Elsewhere "s'ua'e' J"
Literature" &c. l2mo. co,t $40
MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE sTAAL-DE
Translated from the irench bv CORA hANi" rr'
BELL With fortyone ctchings ~ IA. La"u 1. .,o'
volumes Snsu Emo Holland pspei' s'ooo "'''
on japan paper 5000 n,t ,,.
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Impmere Jcusu't in rSi aIu ,,Scd from tn oTs
coprcr, There are ~ ollc' OF u, % IN th,s country,
Of the Holland pa'.s only offered Tor SAL !" U'''
WILLIAM WHITE;
First Bishop Of the Trotestan. Eit'oIni Oh''oh IN
America. By Rev JULIUS IL. WARD i-"'O ~
sl.oO. nr the screr MaSei, Of Americo)
RF,rTy OF FORM AND GRACE OF vESTURE.
nv FRANCES MARY STEELE AID elizabeth
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THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
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Proposals.
4 RMY RUILDING. Whitehall Street. New.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
"A YORK Cy, October 20 lsgs-sealed proposals, "
here until 10 O'Clock. m. November 25th 1902 and
hrn opened Tor 81 mi, depot the
hose. OIL rore, &c. &c specified schedule. which
me United STATES c-tr,es IN. light reJect any all
proposals. part thereof, accept BE-
most 10 the Department Preferences will be
given 70 articles Of domestic production manufacture
conditions OF quality and price Including the price Of
foreign productions md msnvfactarer the duty hereon)
marked "Pro,ossls FOR euartermIstsrs stores " DO
opened November 26h, 1892" and addressed 70 ALEX.
J. PERRY Asst ousrormastsr0snssAl U. g. A.
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For Young Ladics-Country.

For Young Ladics-Country
- RADFORD ACADEMY.
ID For the higher educ 81 young women. Apply 10
Miss IDA &. ALLEN. Bradford, Mass
= OILEGIATE INSTITUTE. FORT tDWAED y 4
" For young women and girls superb modern hnlnlnsN
and appointments; twelve teachers, $40 per year rdf'
proportional FEM date OF arrival see ILLUSTRATED edt"
iu.u".
lrLisHIN'i SEMINARY, Flushing. y. Y.-Bo1dins
School for Young Ladies and Gir!sS Moderate trHA
Mrs. l.. X rflpN HANS SChi IEH PRINCIPAL
4 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY HocL' ,tr. y y IS
- Home Church School Tor the care, Management "li
culture Of young ad-o. 3jth begins sept ~ lSol
Wn, TO- illustrated circular. H.. &. VI. curtis Pfnc%
nTISS TOWNSFND'S BOARDtNG AND DAY SCHOOL
Nl Fol: GIRLS, - Park Place, NewIfk, y. j.. VII!
reopen september -.
S,,f IIILpA'S SCHOOL. Morrsown Nov.Jcrsey -
> Boa'dng school for grs. Address
SISTER SUPERIOR.
nv ARRYTOW N.ON.UrnS
i MISS HUXLEY - lioOi FOR GIRLS. ScIt. II
Miss II l.. BILkLi;Y Mi.s T.. &. PLUMLEi Principals
IN M Mi>SI.s FAIt1INhTON.
OCTOBER 5rH. LAKEWOOD. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Toms RIVER Banesit, Para and Darnesat 49,
Is A. NJ. As, 20 p NJ
For Atlantic City. vnesnd and BridgetOn. 80 A NJ
For Monmouth Beach, seabright and Highland Beach
81 81 Sunday: 80 90 A. s0 ltIf ~ 00
Ticket; and p.ror.car seats can be procured at "
~ Canal q Es; w ST. ana g3S sOTmH%s A. a@f f
Fulton ST. Broo,lyn. and = Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG.
Wcstcott Express Co will call Tor and check baggag,
from hnrN rss dcnre 20 d,stin0tl0n
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

n. I. L. h. r. kR. Co., Lesse
Trains t-d-st. station NeM'f - fol.
Icws and 10 earlier, from IT, tEunAn-st., y
$3.50 A. VI. DAILY NewDUigh kulg >toA, Aloanya
daily Exc. sunday, west Of Coey mans Je ,
7:11 4. VI. Daily for Albany except sunday, MonteA'
lU,UO A. NJ. Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse, kocles:
Ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago; excepa
Saturday for Toronto ~ .
I1I33 4. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany sns
400 +. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY, for Albany.
S,IS y. for Albany. Montreal, Utica, BYE
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara tsns' Toronto Do
troit' Chicago -. Louis -
s3C r. VI. DAILY, except Sunday. for Newbursh, Az
. pshh " bsiiy Tor Aibany UTICA syra-use Roches.
esio bShalo Niagara FAILS Toronto Detroit, CaieaSa
HASLnSiXAw LOCALS, 24s, $40 r. n.
NEWBU ui LOCALS, $50, 40 10 A. NJ, Il ID, IA
IS. g 80 III 40 p. VI.
nss,st ah,easo st. Louis on ali through trains
sDally For tickets. timetables lsror ard sleeping
car Information. apply Offices Brook.
iyn 1888 washngton.st., 72o futonst, Annex once.
foot ~ tNiton.s New-lork city, 21l. 49, 3S3 1SS,
S42 broadway, l4s Bowery, 81 East l4ths,, So wesa
&. l.. LAMBEKr. General Passenger Agent ,
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nlusiral INSTRUMENTS.

AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND.
Upright ond Square Pianos OF our male. In perfect con-
diton and fully warranted also nuino OF second mace
Pianos Of other nronnent makers at very low prices
las 5th Ave-. nenr 10Th Sc. Newly DIRK.
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New 1Jnuiltau0ns.
Gam 8fbools.

NKw.YoRk Law SCHOOL.
~ 40 Broadway n. Y. City.
$50 studehte enrolled. Pest-zrsduAte course
established. For catalognc-. etc, address
GEORGE CHASE. Deem.
4 Aw FOR WOMEN
l. AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY OF " Y.
pQ for pon Matrierlonss and Business Women Lecturer
ISAAC y. RUSSELL. ILL., NJ, ID. G. l.. For particulars
nd free scbolarshr apply to Mr. l.. WEBER, President
Woman's Legal Fducsson Soc.Wy 25 Yves. 4eth.st,
DAAAA1s We4nes6Ays and FsdAvs- from II s'sieck
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SC. thc sonth 4 Southwest.

Y JAChN DNNIILE MD Nd FLUNIUN FUINI9.
TIiE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Picr 90. J.. L. toot -; /; I'D etelt-s'l : p m.
CIIEEOKFE. Charleston and Jacksonville, We'd oct 20
yINN>~F Cls lest and JIck-olNlic, Fri, oct -
iIGONOt'lN, Charleston ard Jacksonville. Mon OF 81
A. steamers have IT. Il ca~, Ia>cnscr cornodetio
Insurance unde op,n policy e"t 81 MT n pc
cent w +. CLA DE- Co, t'encra Agents,
, Bowling Green, y. Y.
r. g. TGtR Gr11 Agt. g.. \. fr't Line. Ji1 Br, aiway
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INSTRUCTION. ~ TRENCH
al urlya,e residences
-. =, 9TH Aims IS ". 33dss
V:St Est DE MlS~lN1.
Musical Instructio \

Musical Instrlctio0
IL. BRANCHES OF MUSIC TAI GIT At THE
"A Sew. York lnu-rrt ator} ~ MUSE.
1, Nc-f i21 t.. near D1i-,t'.
PIANOS. Il. Mills. \. N.Cfor Is uhfm. -. Heller. WIN
Lehman. >. HerLos, g. 'o't! a. he! r. SiN'i -
l. Ne cr Frln =, Tanbpr 10. j. =. T. = hlru"nkl
o,gau Violin Harp FIOrit VI. I. BldW 10. " D. J.
Nl-rirlskl j. II. falnamh. II. Winter N"n Inng. g
Ire,n Ma ID ,n ifu tr Either "a lol. Ii -. " Barn
T. D. Armstrong send for cir MAR. l. g. PARMA, DIR
FAMOUS PIANO AND VIOLIN SCHOOL.
s. y CoNsI.RVATORY. 80. liz EAST 18TH ST
NJ ErROPOTITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
vi Leading Musical Institution Of America -
l~,lo,orte t.ichers' certificates. ENamlnefs. william
Mason Nus. Doc. A. g. and ADO, io,. iaf'
Nh. rector T. Az anone. II. T.. ~h'l.e}. II X Pain
e.. are among tn. Distinguished members OF th' Fscuity
rsldcnc. Dept for stndruts from distance CIR uaf-
.cnt On spp'c alton. Address II. w. GREENE. 10 and
u East Itth-st. y. Y CITY
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Pm lad pha lApies,, 90 40, o.. ~ -. u 80:
Gar 1 90 : 90. q 90. 80. ~ Y. NJ. IL 10 nis,t
sunday 90 10 30 IL 30, with Dining oar a, ",
80 3 80. with Dining Cur. 90. 800 l. NJ l. 10
night -. ,,..- ,...-. ,.,,,. =, q "a ~ 40
with Dining Gar \ NJ. 80. 80, Dining Car. o 10
Additional tian week days for Baltimore At 90 NJ
Paror Car, Day Trains: Sl.erers on Ni9nt Iras
For Reading At 90 as. AS, A, ~ 90 IN ;s0
2IS 90 80 p 80 S n IL 90 ss sso etSI 90
Ior uarri sburg At 90 T:45 s45 \. NJ. 90 80
4 90 ; 90 T. NJ l. 10 night, except saturday nignt.
SuLd.rs IL 30 A. NJ. 90, D 90. o:3o T. NJ l. 10
"'s Fc louisville at 90 7A5 So A. NJ. 90, lso
;oo' "a $40 A IL :oo 3 30 90 p. NJ, i2;l5 night
70 sunbury Lrwisbpra and Wlanspor at 90 :4o.
70 NJ 90 30 7 so p. NJ. II Is night. except
saturday night sundays. : is A. NJ. 90 T. NJ L. 10
fof Tasyn bethlehem Allentown. Maach Chunk s.
10 Hlutcwn +. NJ sundays 80. 7l5 A. NJ. 100.
wke'narTei ri''s'G 90 AID siFan'0n s'' A. NJ
For Iiigh Bridge Branch, 100. As A. NJ 90 80
gor r cc SO Sas' o5 80 P NJ Sundays %
For Atlantic Highlands. 80 SIS, II 30 A. NJ 80
q, 40 S IS. 6l5 y. N. Sundays 900 A. NJ, 90
FOR freehold. 30 SIS II 40 A. NJ. 80. 40.
For Rcd Bcanch and GS 20 south 10 70 PO5G.
= * p NJ sunday Ocean Grove and Asbury
81 81 q no , NJ 90 p NJ
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Danfins Academies.

LExANpER MACGREoORs los West 18th Al,
n Private and caSs~s dancing; terms.
circulars.
L. EESNNDo'S ACADEMY. 1872 East 65th.st 1n.nE
y Buildngl. -tlasses now forming. all the ney md
Fashionable dan taught rapidly Send Ton cirriar.
GEORGE wALLACES SCHOOLS. Chamber Muse Hall.
NJ 51M.st 1thaN.., aid IIsrlcn NOS. 80 aud 9 Nest
l2eth-st. Class ar1 private tuition. See circular
~ GEORGE pODwORTH,
l.. NO. 6sl FIFTH AVENUE.
COMMENCING SATURDAY, OCT. 18TH.
CiaAz Aal Private Lsssoha.
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Kailroaos

pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Oh
De.brosse, and COrtlandt streets.
In hnecr OCTOBER 10Th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
oooA. Mpg ye.tOuIe slSf9P"rh and Ps 90 cars
Arrives Ceveond 20 a. H. S"I a - m and ST..
% 40 next % Day tosSects also
'N''p' Iiin PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 T. Mcompos.d exclusively Pullman yes;bue
H~ 1E. se oi'e c Ss" sSss
vs%ne5, maid 5s"s ''
a. ana m "1 In%i,oapS; Chicago As a m and
o. .T.LouIe And CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
yrsS SaS aNsfe91s SArs 70 's 3d. ion:
and t"cana teous smoking crT na end vestSSs
H q New and st. TO Louis 90 H. next
day. THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
oo MPaa xe Esos s0f SSesaoae
Caches from New York to Chicago Arrives In Cncas0
o" p III, TIE he WESTERN EXPRESS.
p Il tsesso y and G
ID, Io.ss daily T o eSsps next
Pacific kxPREss.
800 Ms Bs.s S st posm sas us %
next G day and d.T s I. ch sa aO DS
cr ce ssiS%d % a@d eoSnbas " sasafsy
sOUiMwx-TERS EXPRLss.
| Sf.. lara ~
$50 t Fl Mr" as%p Ss' and st. Car
toG"a 70 R,ho @ n 4rsp IL no p & AID st.
9tr 10 II sIS or ali Soe on Richmond
,l~ r@'"sd, Tl'h rnrOasn Sleeper TO N'"'of'''''
500 p @ %Ds1 for all points Chesapeake .nd Ohio
,T.y VIA nro"5ga S vsy az Esp G%s daily with
''o faroa:a r:lnsn Rss siap,ns al e SsVoFeai'
Via Knoxville Chattanooga and Birnlinghan
8ALTIMORg. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 A. VI nsinston ii,mc ,r pnt.ne Pas.
e'S Ctc1c. DHiHs C.r t. baltimore arriving IN
stcn so p. NJ.
800 W. rongres-oa"l Li@i'ed ed. sSy PI wa.,.
el sig3 on 10 c e. Of tese st uaa a!. ~ ''
Aad,i.onn, .prr,, Irmin- - 90, 80, ana 90
n 10, 80 10 ami 60 = no. +ni y i dSa sSt
' h1 80 .'5 S ana 10 90 p 9ad II night
For A9" Pr ~ ts1, 100 end cat H,s Coach WIN
For fsps Hn sac % F. m rs A Sccaa Grove and
rs.5pt so SO SIG ana NJ. II 40 p; 3D. B.,
NOT stop at AsD"rT PAX ana GiOv Sundays
| FOR PHILtDELPiiA.
Expires, 20. 20 90 So 90Q, $50 90 90 Penn a
llnitol, with ID ing Gar, and 10 10 W ashi> .oi'
Limited. WITH Dining "a ana II 20 a. m. IL ~
90 312 90, 80. 400 I 80. > CO. 90. o 49,
> 90 81 AMI 0 90 p. ~, and y 10 night Nc,onmoaa
ZION. II 10 NJ, 40 and ;oU y m SIiuays' IN
| urr,. B:lj : 30 % 40 Limited, ana 10 a. n,
Zoo 90, / 30 10 80, 8 90. 80 and 90
! D. NJ. ald l. rs night. Accommodation, 900 ana
q s:e a ISL 1t PG s oSr s fSG%
O1ccs No, ll3 46i iS3 : a. "a ana j. 3S br,ed:
| iS;tb street pa West l25h street 2jl Co unbu-
Avenue. ara ,oot Dcsbro>sos sld Cortland Streets
Court Street. $40 Fulton Street % broadway, ana
Brpo iyn Annp> Sa1on, foot Of Flt1 sect Brootyn
100 Hudson Strret. Hoboken station, Jersey CITY;
Tho Ncw -YcrE Sic VIII crl Tor ana cheek
baggage from hotel. and residences through 20 de,t,naon
| ClIAS. +. Pt'GH j. T. WOpp,
General Manager General PasS'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
Delaware, Lacknw md Western X. X.
Station, ia Newly foot OF Barclay and Christie phsr
SHORTEST LINE. yL>TIBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES,

pirccs 20 Nl.WARh. BLOOMFIELD. MONT.
CLAIR. THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernsrisyillo, Bask.
R ss ssb oS Ma sGS Br5p5 THkE S1S
HoPxTt oyG, MscSe;t;s@sn, scH0oLEYs MouX.
MAi'tE GAPt, Ikor psRyR. ro:S92 MGHasia.
SCRANTON, PITTSTON, WTLKESBARRF- SANII.
Lone 3AH,HSy.ML4ldrx SQQERdTpllgMIdTEw,AicNgP Ms
IT'S i!fr t ~ 81 ~ pSspfiHTs wssof
sYRAcrsEs oswwEEGo.' iiT Tux owfGo. ELMTRS
CORNING, BATH DANSVILLF. BUFFALO ard At
lOi.ts .wEsf XoETHwRsT ,AND SOUTHWEST.
$50 A. ". 81 lFAI.O, klCHFltI.D SPRINGS ana
OSWEro EAPRkso.. \ ulmxn pares cars. Conne::s
Buffalo with train for IHICAuO, arriving 345
A. III. motulng
7:l 4. ~BINGHlMToN NAIL sop, ct principal
Loo p. M.-scRANToN. BINGHAMToN ana ELMIRA
I.io + VI s. sANT r5S @lEKEs IHkRE and rLYx.
1880 =. vi. (dslly).-BUFFhLo LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman seelers Arrive, at is n. -
300 r. "; daily vBltFALo, RLCHSIELD sPRINas
-. TlCkEIs ena PrLLMAN ACGoM i, 2. y
Aufrayst and .99 Brsd~3y Ticsets at terfy stations
ave- Nsv.York; 1888 wsshngton.st. ?2e Eulton-st sna
s0s Bedfordave. Brooklyn. Time tables, giving full H.
formation. at al slatio,s
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ~
sAeck baggage from hotel residence 70 desunsuon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
l.. :. Mail Steamships.

I J JAlAN AND CHINA
NlW-NOik 10 JAPAN ~ ~ Days.
Intended sailing from Vat, ou'er
LMPaE~> or JNiA N-.......... NOV. Is
VNI'..f~S OF tIlN A.............. Dec. =
TNIEt~S or INbIA........... ..-...... Jan. "
L. V SKINNER bNliN+ii fhNHNh
t,eul i.t-t'u vt. CHINA and Javln fitieN ASt ,
,,a r. .,dw ~ y. !. 90 Nal->t. y.