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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
She wasn't there

The clerk, next day, stared blankly at
the empty corner, for it was empty to
him without the flower girl.
All the morning at the Office he pom
dered.
He dotted up the columns with an
aching head. Between the rows of
figures "her' eyes peeped out, soft and
dark. From the pages of the ledgerS
''her" face looked back at him.
AS the clock struck the hour of re-
lease he rushed into the lobby and
caught up another mans hat, starting
off up the Strand as if for wager.
She wasn't there.
Days passed. They in the Office
wagged their heads sapientlY behind
Jacks back while he tilted his stool and
scrawled hieroglyphIcs over the blottlng
pad.
Weeks passed. They in the Office
anXiously regarded the bent head which
never looked up from the desk.
The SNOW was falling and turning into
sluSh on tue ground. The clerk raised
his eyes instinctively; he had reached
Charing Cross corner.
"Nelliep' he cried.
The flower girl was standing in the
old place, bunch of red berries in her
hand. She smiled at him-a little wan
smile.
"You have been i'll ?" he questioned.
In the gas light her face was startliDgly
white, and her eyes shown brilliantly.
Yes" she answered. The snowflaBes
chung to her hair and to the f1imsy shawl
on her shoulders. "Ispent the shilling"
she said slowly.
His heart thumped unevenly. He
looked down at the berries.
Thank you, Nellie"
She tumbled IN the pocket of her
apron. I've earned it back today. Will
you count emp"
He gazed stupidity at the heap of cop
perS held out to him. 1.-THE rosebud
was worth the money" he cried.
ut wasn't. You were good to me.
Pm very grateful"
He moved away from her a few steps.
She followed.
Il don't want the shilling back, Mel
lie. Can't you understand ?"
'sBut--"
"a passing policeman laid his hand
upon her arm.
Now, then! Worrying the gents
again"
She started aside; her foot slipped off
the curb. A hanson drew up sharply as
the girl fell under the horses hoofs.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ Y. G. II. Il Il II. Co. LE>sEE)
Train. leave West l2t.st station New.Nork. fol.
low and 10 minutes caller from foot Franklin St 80
3:3O 4. VI. Daily lo,al 10 susI. Bridge ana Catskil
sleeping ,ar New YORK o. Bloonvile Sundays only.
Can b., occupied D.
7tBO 4. VI. bali, local TO Albany for tatskil Mountains
and Saritogi. plflOr car 10 ALBANY sundays ONLY.
1910 A. M.-Daiiy for Albany Itira. syracuse Roch-
ester buffalo Na-aa Falls. Dctfot Chicago; except;
saturday for Toronto. 80
C,t,Sln Mountain Ncw.Patr. Lake. Mohonk and Min.
ucwn,ka Plror 70 Boumvlllc and Nrw Paltz.
II LBS 4. VI. Daily except sunday 10 Cnl.kll Noun
iaim, %ov palu. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewa'kl.
io Tioon.vIo Saratogl and caldwell.
t,15 r. w. >ifuf iays only. Half Holiday Special to
ta,.nn Mountains. parlor car attached Inn ,,...
tains Ncw.Paly. Lake, Mohonk and Minnewa.ka. Al
ianv' saratoga Paror cars attached Saturdays to
T. o5mvillc aui Cilivei Lake Gcorgc
.,i1p vi "naly Albany. Montreal. Utica. SYRACUSE
i1rh."t,r Tu'ao. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and chicago.
6,,o = VI. Daily except SUNDAY for Nexburs. Albany
"'S.'ratoea and Monir II. ratlor ear Ia Kingston.
AiI a. N-Diy fr Albany. tea. >,rIcuse Rochester
Enfao Niagara Fa- Toronto. Detroit Cleveland and
= T. C-rrayc. Rrookvn hv Annex. AIo:oo. BlI 90.
MI 20 2 M. tJ - p NJ.
IIa,,r,rraw Locals 90 q M IS. 5 49, i5 p m.
wagner sleeping for Albany. ruca Syracuse
Rochc,ter Buffalo NIAGARA Fails Toronto Detroit Cevc.
land afi CHICAGO all through trains
moGations. or information apply offices: Brooklyn. 1913
Wa hin -fons 12b Fu't0n-t. Annex office foot Fulton
It.; Ncw.york rty. ll3 29I 3l3 7s5 aud oi2 Broad.
wav li3 rowcry, 81 East iith.@t 81 wc,t i2jth.st
and . stations &. T. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent.
. Wand 'rbt ave. Ncw-York.
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Delaware. Lncknwannn md Western Il. Il.
stations In New DIRK loot Of Barclay md christopher
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBuLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES,

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD: MONT
CLAIR. THE ORANGES summit, iernaidsNIlle Flask
ing hidgc, Madison, Morr ,lown rissaic r'tci, A.
I.oontpn, Dover. ,SinhoIc. BUDDS LAKE, LAKE no
IAltONn, lIackcttsoWn, = ilOOLEl > MOI MN.
Ma,hngion, riiilLilsit ia'. EA>loN, WAItH
GAP. SIKJUDsBuIa., Pocono Mountains, sCRAN-
Ton PiTlsrON, WILKE>BAKKE. NANrItOKE.
DANv1LI.E. NORrHC MnERLAND, Montrosc. BING-
IAMrON. 0XFOKD. NORWICH. watcr,iile. UTICA.
0sWLGO; ITHACA, oWEGo, EI.MlRA, IUK>lNu.
BATH, DANSVlLIE, BUFFALO and all point,
Mt,T, ,NoETuwtsf ANp souTIIwEST:
Onwr,,O EXPRESS. Pullman Palace cars. Con.
meets at 'uao with train for Chicago arriving 0;t5
"a. III. nrNt morn ng.
ss2O A. NJ. -BlNGnAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
100 r. M.-SCKAN1ON, BINGHAMToN and Ell
Niil.N Ea PRESS. Pullman parlor
li1O =. M.-sCRANTON. wlLKESPARKE and PI.YM
OF II EAPi;ESs. Pullman piror ears.
1850 =. NJ. Daily).-Bt fFAI.O LIMITED EXPRESS
,ulinan slcop'r-. Arrives at rs q.
BOO p VI. Dailyl.-BIfFALO, RCHFfEID SPRINGS
and O>WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman slecprs.
TICK FITS aud PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 10
Muray.-t. i29 Broadway. Ticket fry stations
1s5 ol2 Broadway 80 west l2Jth--t 23b Columbus
ave. 33 Woshin gton.st 726 Fulton-st. and
~ broadway brooklyn. lime tables giving full nfor
nation at all stations.
WESTCOlr ENPHESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Trains leave foot OF 3irH-ST. EAST RIVER, for
GREENPORT. RIVERHEAD, 3 20 A. NJ Il 30 Satur.
s'so G| 30 p NJ sunday. 90 A. ~ u'.'
sasSrdoys oSy 80 iiaMP9Ss Express train o'
PATCHOGUE. 9 10, s 90 10 80 A. NJ. ~ 80 Satnr.
days only Il 80 Saturdays only 30 20, 90 SEQ
7. NJ. sundays, o 100 \. NJ. IL 80 p. ~
BABYLON. 6:lo. 80, 20 10 80 \; NJ. 30 q 20
SATURDAYS Only. 30, 20. 20. so 20 so so
r. l2 night Wednesdays and Saturday, only sun.
days $40 200 Il, 4 80 i29 80 xSMxcrox
COLD SPRING. $50 A. NJ. 1850 A. NJ Soishp2Ts
onyl. Il 30 Saturdays only. 30. 90. $40 T. VI.
sundays, 9 100 A. N. (9:5o A. NJ Northport only,
OF GSysrfR BAY. GLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF. RosLYX.
20 s So 10 80 a. NJ. az 80 SATURDAYS oniyl ZOO.
30 20 90 90 so, 1850 ~ 100 night We nesdeys
and Saturdays only. Sundays, o;2o 80 A. NJ, $40,
FAR ROCKAwAY BRANCH TO FAR ROCKAwAY.
q 10 II 80 A. NJ 90 8 so, . so u 90 night sun.
days 90 $3.50, 40 6 80. 90 100, so. go
~ ARViRNE AND FAR ROCKAwAY. elo. $40.
o 90 ii 30 l. N. az 80 Saturdays only 20. 20.
90 Z 90 so 6 so : 80. 80 z. NJ sundays 20.
io:5o A. NJ, i 20 200. $50 40, 80. 30, 500.
0 80 p NJ - =. 49,.
11ARDEN CITY and Hampstead, 20, 80, 10 80
A. 81 az so saturday. only. > 90 3 20. 20. 30,
&; 40 Iiemp,ead only % q -, d 80, 80. g;5o
Il 90 rcht. sundays Q 100, 9:2o A. NJ $780, 800,
80 90 s9;WNP 'niiESrwoop. 20 A. NJ q 20
Saturdays only, 3: 20 so. $50 r. NJ; Sundays 200
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.


Excursion Tickets New York 10 Chicago aud Re.
turn, $500.
Through trains for chicago and the Worlds Fair leave
foot ~ i2d.st. follows - minutes earlier from
DIS A. W. daily via Niagara Falls. Through Pullman
sleeper. Ncw-York 10 Chicago. Arrives Detroit AS
D. M Chicago : 80 p. M ST. LOU, :ij a.
7.tJ =. VI. daily. Via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
car seats N"w-lork 10 Niagara Falls. Through
Pullman occTcrs New.York 10 Chicago Arryes Detroit
SAB A. VI. except sunday tor West Cornwall Orrs
Mil. q mpbe Hall. Lake Mohonk. Lake Mlnnew asSa
and WakiI Valley Railroad stations, Stony Ford Middle.
t,wn Uoomngburg Wurtsboro. SImnhtyillr. Ellenye
r,lsbnrc Monticello Liberty and White Lake.
0,ta A. NJ. daly) for MiddieOwn Fallsburg Monticel-
10 iIlertv CarDondalc Scranton. Walton Delhi sidney
Norwch Itica Rome Oneida. Fulton. O,W, go Niagara
i.i5PM. C-sturdays only for Campbell Hall, Mid
Monticello Liberty White Lake. Livingston Manor.
3:t5 p VI. except sunday, V,-tlbulcd Limited Tor
AXE Nohonk Lake MnneHa,ka and Waikiki Valley
Railroad stations. Campbell Hall Middletown Mountain
nalr Ccnteyiile. Fallsburg. Monticello Hutleyyle
Liberty Fails Liberty Park-ville AMI Livingston Manor
d,3U p. NJ tcxcen SUNDAY fer Vast Cornwall, Orr's
Mile Campbell Hall. M.ddlctown Summvillc. Ellen
VILE and all Intermediate points.
1,t5 y. VI. daily. Nddlotovn. Summitvl' Falls.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Rockand. Walton. Sid
new Norwich Oneida. Fulton. Oswcgo. Niagara rails.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway
NewYork Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
j. G. ANDERSON. c. r. A.
81 Beaver St, NcwYork
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suggestive title OF Her DyihS -
appear in the August "scribner.'
There is to be a new edition Of Brrton's Anatomy
of Melancholy. prepared with quantities OF NOTES. ny
the distinguished lorist Joseph Jacobs and kope
Steele the Editor OF Medieval Lore
"waiter Camps Book of College Sports Is on the
press Of Tho Century Company. The same firm are
nrenar,nr N hiring out In book form Mr.. Janviers
"Embassy to Provence" and Miss Grace King D"'
oony Stories"
Mas Olive scbrener the young author Of the "stcy
n, an African Farm, Is q little woman, with SNORT
cary nair and a clear, pale complexion. She Is "o"
An England experimenting the publication OF hc"
novel.
There is loud complaint in London that many books
published in England have been put INTO PRINT III
America.
An Illustrated History Of Roman and Medev"i
Art" by Mr.. w. II. Goodyear, Is now on inc press
Lady Isabel Burton has not been discouraged by 'ho
doubts OF her husbands friends as to her aoiii'y "
write a biography Of him. she Is about 10 puo"o'
such n biography not in one, but In two pohoerouS
,,o,,m.. ~ about 600 pages each. The work Will
h.vo many Illustrations including divers fuii-paec
portraits.
A volume OF verse by the late DIR. T. W. PARSONS
is to be brought out in the autumn DIR. Parsons
within his Limitations true poet. ana MS doom.
.Tbe shs dow OF the Obelisk and Other POEMS VIII
be heartily welcomed.
Mr. Kiplng's new ballad, "The Merchantmen Is
becuiNng-and disappointing. He has taken lor re-
train the old "chanty. Of Paddy Doyle ana VIII"
tie rolling swinging movement Of the sailors a'''S
he has certainly animated some Of his verses. lheic
ore lines that have the sea-wind ana SAT- Ioaui III
them and heaving music as OF /" the deep 10 WIN
ward blue empty meath the SUM-" some parts OF the
ballad in short are so good that 1t makes 'he Iu-
Sicious grtevs that the whole is not better But e'
Nr Kipling's critics remember that no other hVins
Encshman has been writing ballads as strong as 'hiS'
The historical series published by the scriDhers,
h.1nnine with Professor Fishers Colonial Era ana
continuing with Professor Sloanes "french war anu
the Revolution will be completed by Gehef''l F. a.
Walkers volume on THE Adoption OF the Consu'u-
tionn and Professor ]. W. Burgess's two volumes OH
the period from the conclusion Of peace In 1919 70
the end OF reconstruction.
Mr. Austin DObson does not look like writer OF
Aaintily romantic and musical verse. He Is tie type
Of the common sensible, ddle-cass Englishman. lie
is stout and OF medium height. and has fiord COM
plexion a pair of shrewd kindly. buish-gray eyes
an aouiline nose, a moderate quantity OF darAbrowh
hair and a thick bushy mustache.
The superstitions Of the negro race furnish 1ouh-
dation for the tale which Mrs. E. l.. Brown wife OF
a coored clergyman has written for Harper"
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A ADVERTISEMENTS IND Subscriptions Lnl.
"A Tiif: NEW YORK TkIEl NE WILL. re RE-
cLlVTD Ar TIE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. ~ Broad.
Way q door n.th Of THIRTY nr,i.st c end Ap|i;'
AVE- r. e. cor 23d-et.; l52 Gh-GNc.: ~ Fonrtlasc..
corner Fourecnth 7Co IN rdoye corner Forty tcnth
OpG Tlrd.aye nca. SlNiylf st. LOS fr.t-aNc
100 Nest rorty,ccond IT. 1872 Coumbus.a,e. - A,c:
West 42d.-t; 5H Third ave; 23S lhifd-aNe.; 2.oji
JhIrd.avc., bet ll2th mud 18Th -.
A. tho HARLEM OFFICES lf0 Fast One hundred.
end't wentv.nfths: Wet Onchundr,d and tw'
Nfth-st ard 80 Wet iOfty hiu-st, up
10 3 u. ~, at regular onice rates $3.50
In BROOKLYN. at % Court t.; 800 ~ kab.nvr' Loo
Bedfordayc. M o. : D. ~. AZ regular Olicc rates, -.
London once for Advertisements. 2j3 Rcgentst., W.
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Railroa0s.

.AMERicAs GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
GN st, R.. /:
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS:
rain: and asr"T, from om, G rsrosS .s:
ton IL the City. Teams leave ns follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 EXCEPT igGay and i'i Suao f''n No extra
CHICAGO FAST MAIf.
$40 MDSyy rt for Chicago Except SUNDAY lot
ADIRONDACK & MONTREAL SPECIAL"
$40 aas Ho oSs su pSSs and dor ISiH. ''
SARATOGA Il LAKE GEORGE SPECIAL.
Qo0 A. Except sund ys Comets for oa''A'"''
O'IO Green Mountains and Montreal
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
IN nm A.M.-Daily. due Chicago 9:45 o. m. next day.
'o'o~ Complete Wagner vostibule sor'cc'
DAY EXPRESS
IN On A. M.-Except sundays. Saturday train does
iV.oU not run west OF Cleveland and Dcuot
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL"
1900 NooN WaFner qu sc rHsas0 D OH car
sOUTHWESTERN LIMITED
mn p. M.-DOly, due Cincinnati 1913 ; a. M d.
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
1d5P. M.-saturdays only. Co Correct, az Ca'Shi"
i'3S for principal points in the mountains
EXPOSITION FLYER U.mticd
Great 90 Hour Train to Chicago for through pas
sengrrs only.
z M Pm. Due Chicago 10 100 a. m next day. Oo'''
WV plctc Wagner Nestlbule service
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA sPEClAm.
. on r. M-Excep, Sundays. Connects for Catskiils'
WV Due Saratoga q 80 D. H.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
On r. M.-Daiy due Detroit SO a. M; Chicago
@.oU 30 D. m. Complete Wagner service.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 MDa due Tn,r rsp s sVo p MIA car
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
Or r. M.-Daiy, due Burlington 59 a. m'
O.Eo Plattsburg I p a. IN. Montreal go a. m
ADIRONDACK N MONTREAL ENPkk-s.
ZOO r M. as5g: s sso Ts TSse a'HS M
BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND 1000 ISLANDS
SPECIAL.
73OP MDcy. due d naiIalO 80 a. mn m' Magyar"
CINCINNATI AND 1T. LOUIS EXPKEss.
8OOr.M Daily due cnc.na,i ,5 Ts9 3 an M M In
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
n m H. N-Danv SlecplngCar passengers for Koch
S.UU ester only carried this train Due 40 a. H.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
915 P.MVpay for GOO nonI I!,nd HS.r0'' '"'''sO
pIr-r.rIrID. LEMON, NORTH ADAMS AND TiiR
BERKsiiiiE HILLS Via Harlem Divsi"nl.
TTG .SrGqs 'S Yf FAX Xd, Gs.p 80 spun
due iti-ed 10 NoTth Adm 10 rl b NJ and sa,ur
day. Only @:3s p arrive, ri,tslct Gi5 s.onlOs
%' Of q1 ' ccnrs ' SATIN an" or at i5 o
- az ircadv,y IS Vs., ;'tn: 235 Gogmbn'aEe;
and iSs!h,t 'taiiqn o, SSwiG '' iroosiyn
AIo,c train. clc.pt hosc leaving at 80 e;io 30
a Wwncoii h>pes, ,al. Tor ana check baggage from
hotel, agd reiiIaeG. through 10 Si;fP'tG" DANIELS
JOIN o. H,cno'a Manager ,iencial Passenger Agent.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Central Railroad OF
Sew .Jef-cy foot - Liherty.-t.. North RNcr. -
lpE rIllLAbLLrHlN. week d'ls 90 go. 90
10 900. ~ - Dining Car. q. M. 20. 215. 80
Doing Car 90 iRIr"t Paror car. o. q 90. 80
- d. a.. l. II night. sunday, 900 10 80. ii 80
Dining can =. NJ 80 20 dining carr 90. 600
u l. - night.
Tor BATTLING RI AND WASHINGTON. week d1ys
and SInGsy- 900 II - Dining Car 80. 80
Dining car. %. q % = M Il - night
Pullman raiof tar- day trains. ami Pullman sleep
Ing night
Tickets and Paror Seats b. procured NJ liz,
.3j 2I as 9i. Ito ~ Broadway. az >iNth-aye.
iith-,t. @ii toiumbu>aNr 1874 East 125th-st.,
W. It l25h--t New YORK; tourtst so FultOn-st,
Br,oKivu ani - nroa1Way Williamsburg.
Tho New York Tran.fc' Co. viii call for and check
bagcac. from hotel residence g d>tinaton.
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Gelp nanteo.

xly ANTED.-For the United States Army ablc-boded
w unmarried men, BETS the 81 Il anu 30 year,
good pay, rltons clothing aud medical tendance;
nllcanto prepared u furnish satisfactory evidence
a. 20 age character habits Apply liG Park Row.
or II Abingdon square NcwYork city 81 fulton-st.
brooklyn
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Grarbrrs.

49,
"A supplies Professor Teachers Tutors 'ioNernesseS'
&c. 70 Colleges, schools and Families. Apply 10
MRS. NJ. j. NOCNG.frLION. % Union square.
4 iENCY MIRIAM COYEIERE supplies tutors, pro
n fc-,ors teachers. crneS-cs etc, n oil depart
mcnts recommends schools parents. loo fHthaNe'
Building Cor. 20th--t.
4 EVERETT STONE Yalel private tutor; long OK.
~. pcrencr tutoring boys FOR college examinations
Testimonials, from well-known patrons obl 9TH ave- y !.
ID RIVATE TTITION.-Dur.n2 tho summer months. ~
successful IN preparing pupil, Tor col
lcge. Gail or address HERMAN DNl>LER. l. i5hst.
I'VE, CIIrUS WANTED-LadIcs: Three superior vocal.
j st- for nrst-ca>, schools English French -pohen
music and drawing; English German and music VOCAL
music Methodist music and primary English French
and music. Gentlemen several directors OF muse Tor
nr~t-clasS gentleman Tor primary dpni m'nt IN
fst-class boy~ -cho, Mathematics for school near Nv
specialist IN gymnastics AMI athletics. Apply {" MIS-,
NJ. J. YOI'Nr Fulton American and Foreign Teachers
Agency. - Union square.
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" y. SUPREME COURT. City and COUNTY
n. Of New.Io.k.-Thr pry Docs savni' Ins,l.n'nn
.reny Wefh,r Grant y Nichols Jonn u.
shipwov Jacob j.. Toch. Paul g. Decker The I'rad.ey
s,lrlauv. Limited IA. ''"nein! fA"ctic -"Hi-
many fem, Tuno and nathan Wise. -umniohs
To tho ahpN enamel d'f"nItnt-; - .,.,.. l.,
,hs ion ana - strsc copy 81 Your answer on the
rin,,, ,r,oncy within fv,ntv d1r- after the service
~ hi. summons. exclusive = n" day ~ seli' ana 10
case n your failure 10 appear or an.Wcr }nugnem, ~,
taken against f"d hY u'l'Hl' "i VI" I'''' "'"'
IA complaint ,eo.
EI.NJAMIN WRIGHT. Pl1ntn's Auoincy,
Ncw-lolS CITY.
To the defendant TrTcn/ Wcih"r:
The fnrceolrc summons j. ~cfict upon hy pubci-
lion lnr,uaui b. nd"r o the Hon 'r'ig 90 l. nrFldn.
n Judge n supreme court oi m" >ta' oi New ioIh
d,tct IN. ,fh div - Iun" ls'J and nl'd With the
ropant In Thu action IN the one" ~ IN" lrrk ~ the
cv aud County Of NeN-foik at Ia County court House
IN -11 citv - ,.,
'' BENJAMIN WRIGHT.
InImtr'- Att0rncy.
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RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
j RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY0F AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and IlteTlOcIing Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
Dexbrosses and COrtiandt Streets
In Effect JUNE gath, 1898.
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
900 A. W. Pullman yestblle Sleeping Cars p 70 Uni
SaeSes g css0 Ar 10 % 90 S n.y.
FAST LINE.
900 A.M.-F.r Pttsburg and Central Pennsylvania
Parlor Car to Pittsburg.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NOON.-Composed exclusively Of Pullman vesti'
ue Drawing and State Room Sleeping Dining, s@Gs
s as a and ypeSers bathrooms both
sa Of %ome or GeS D a" stationary
and movable lights. Arrives Chicago ~ 20 noo
ST LOUIS. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO ENfkEss'
Louis Cincinnati and Chicago Vessibule smGK
Cincinnati 1880 a M, st. Louis 73o D. M. and
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.3OP.M.- Pullman vcsbue Sleeping Cars 70 piteouts.
Chicago and CleyelaRd Dining Car to Sheago NEXT a
sOUTHwEsTERN EXPRESS.
Ve.tbus Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati Memphis and
st. Louis Dining Car Altoona 70 Elsh%ond and ST.
Louis Sn"9 7So az a. M p second con; morning. WV
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New.York 70
fs's SSaSSds D % and
r yAsMx EogTS "a, for R n sS % S0
: Sleeper to Memphis
1000 A. NJ" nshington Limited" week days, vesti.
Suis Pullman Paror Cars Passenger Coaches, Dining
$40 p. VI" Cong c-.ionai Limited" daily. ycstbue
Pullman Paror Cars and Dining Car. arriving Washing
Trains so 400 and md = J. 90
s."dsT EGO S ,na %eS 60 = 30 n and md
$50 ana DpGs S,i Is saiy
A.G"yliic' end Nsw,ofcans. Dining Car to Mont
500 p. NJ Daily for ali point on Chesapeake & Ohio
Yor 70 OLD E6y pdST 9MfSRf AND SoRFoLK Cape
Charles Route ;oC m weeK-day'. and. with Through
r' s%iS SS.s riis c. 20 ana bsy c xsssey' with
nsch % {, S;s co Grove aTs
me- % s,'"Fa1y' vsS sads d. slG SO so
and 5l5 p. m. tDo not stop at Asbury Park and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20 90 90 80 co 80 40 90 Wash.
ington Limited. with Dining carr, and IL 90 a. IN.
az 90 noon renns,lyar.a Limited with Dining Carr.
IL 20. 100, . 10. 3 90 30 ;Oa. 30. 90. 90
$50 so. 500, and ":oJ p H., and u Is night
Accommodation. II 90 q. NJ. 40 and 90 D. IN. Sun.
DAYS. Express u Is. 80. Q 90 8 80 1910 a. M.
ll2 90 noon Limltd). . 90 80. I 30 500 80
40 s 90 300 p. M, and l2:l5 night. Accom-
notation. , 90 and % p. m.
Time tables Of 10 local points the Penn
,yNanla railroad system apply 40 the following Ticket
Gniccs Nos. i33 ga. 1876 1923 ll3 and 26l Broad.
way Asor House. 1874 Fast l2j,h Street 26t West
125th street 2"l Couriu Avenue 537 SiNth Avenue.
aud OF Dc,lr0sSe> and Corcsndt streets Court
Street Fulton Street % Broadway, Brooklyn
Annex Station, loot Of Fulton Street BROOKLYN. 100
Hudson Iohoken; Station. Jersey City.
New.YOrK transfer Company Will call for and
from hotels and residences through desti
nation.
:. NJ. PROVOST. J. Y. WOOD.
General Manager. General pass'r Agent
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READING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Coal-Eo Smoke-no Cinders.
Time Ia bic IN effect May 4, 1893.
LEHiCH VALLEY DIVISION q,

offV--t-, Month IlNfr-
ri I1 T Hnr"A Sb S"c iiifhGS sis, ii'sS
4. VI. 6iOO. 500 y. VI. WEEK DAYS AND
SUNDAYS. Pullman Buffet Paror tais on day trains,
ana Pullman BlNet sleeping Car, on night Trans -
fOI. WILk l. BAi:I;t. PiTI>1ON AND - fANIoN
SIS. II 80 a H.; - so 600 p. ~. Sundays except
scranton. ~. II 30 a. M; d 90. : 90 .. N.
TOR roIlSVILLE s:l5 a. m. IL 80, 80 p. m. ;
Nj. iifXDING AND HARRISBURG SIS. II 30
@ Il l ~ - P2 III S" nfhNrow& %xD
MiuCH .nr *. 2 200. SID u 80 a. ma ls:39'
10 20 II 20 a. m. 90 x go p. m.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Con used exclusively insuring Cleanliness
aud Ccmtort.)
Fam Trnck. Protected b, Automatic Block signal
s,.,cm Train. leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Tiuc TnbIc In effect June -, 1898.

tor :c 900 As 80 l. NJ IL is night, except
saturday night sundal. 80 a. NJ w. o''o ''oo'
For IL, rI,bGrg at 90 s5 \. NJ 90, 20,
. do : 90 :ij l. NJ. 3:i3 uight, except saturday
as sundays. ii 80 l. NJ. 100. 400 $50 r'Al.
r, potsvle at 200, 90 sAS \ NJ. 90 80
. 90 : 80 T. NJ 10 - night. except Saturday nisht:
SUNDAYS II 80 \. NJ, 90, $3.50. 800 L. NJ. l. 10
night. ,,... 1900, ,vui,,rsnor, n, 4 40
Q % 9 * Z, NJ 90 30. 30 y. NJ, Il 10 n ght.
cIce,t SATURDAY night sundays, : 10 A. NJ, q 100 r. NJ
Tor Eastcn. Rcthchcm, Aeno'wn Mauch Chunk &C.
, 90 IL S:Ij 4 NJ. | 90. 30 > AS. 80 10 Alen
,ow9 p 81 sunday, 30 : Is \. NJ. 90. 80 r. NJ
For Wilkcsfarre Ptston and scranton. s :45 A. NJ
4 10 r. NJ Sundays 80 \. NJ.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Thomas Galley Aldrich has written story WIN
the suggestive title OF " Her Dying WORDS " -
Appear in the August "Scrbner."
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Crsa! Nolltes.

~ EW-YORK SUPREME COlRT.-Tii de
IN -iI,d n IN" 'ttN ana county 81 y " hnrk lIlin
summons. named Defendant Won ar hereby
summoned tine ,"ulinht iu m. i'ii dlI
"a serve copf OF your answer "n m f.hi!hS Attorney
,,thtn t,,utr ~, service 81 TIL suifln :.
exci-i,e of day >erNct and IN Gao = your all
rrc 10 appear answer, judgment viii b. Then rsaint
,n lac nn,ut for n. rfl demanded u the compl1lLt
Dated New.l0rN May ION. lslt
IIIAS HOWARD WILLIAMS.
PlantIf'- Attorney,
,,.,cS aud po.tori-e AdiIc-s 40. 90 Nassau It.
~ Ncw-York tty. y. Y.
10 George i. lad . ,
n, AT or pursuant Of"r - Hon george l. Ih2fa
nam one 81 justices 81 "a" supreme '"Nit .l ID,
-f,t. Of Scw.Nofk dated the 7th d,y % Jun lS5 ana
Oh the said IN DAY Of juno, 1898, NJ with COPY
~ III. con llant IN IN, office Of the ,lrrk of the 'ty
= County Of New Yo-k. At tn county our, fiol-" n
s,id ,ify which con pant vas originally mel u'cih
ON the 10Th day 81 May. lShi
paed Ncw.Nork. June III, 1893. ...
luAS. HOWARD WILLIAMS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
90 NaS-nu-S-.
New.York city. NV YORK