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WHY MerIdIth was sent to the Asylum.

Why MeridIth Was Sent to the Asylum.
New YORK, June 29.-Edward Meri-
dith, the hearing in whose case on a writ
of habeas corpus will be had July 7th,
claims that while serving a term in Sing
Sing Prison he was removed to the insane
asylum at Mattewan, because as book
keeper he discovered deficit of $50. 900
in the accounts. Meridith, it is alleged,
is perfectly sane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07

Captain Henry ID. Hooker OF the Morr'sdi'a
police. was stricken with paralysis in the street
as he was on his way from his home, at No. S92
Pleasant-ave. to the police station on SATURDAY
evening. Superintendent Byrnes was informed yes
terday that Captain Rockers condition was crit
cal. 4 sergeant was placed In command OF inc
MOrTisania precinct temporarily -,
CAPTAIN Hooker IS ore OF the veterans OF IN"
force. lie was born in this city on DecNm DE-;
in the Mexican War ON January Is. 1861. h. vas
appointed policeman He fought in ihe poncr
ranks in The draft riots in 1885, and promoted
for his good work in the department. Fourteen
years ago ne was made a captain. lie was III
command of the Harlem squad for number OF
years AT the time Of the shake up OF the
captains he sent to the pohceboat PATROL put
later he was transferred to Morrisania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
YORK OF An INDCSTRI1L CORPORAIION.

INTERESTING FIGURES GIVEN IN TIE ANNUAL
REPORT OF THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO.
The third annual report of the American COTTON
OH COMPANY Of which abstract was published
In The Tribune last week. is unique among ihuus-
trial reports. in that it goes into much detaii IN
describing the operations of the corporation The
report was prepared by Edward D. Adams, chair
man Of the Board of Directors. and is accompanied
nv an interesting historical and descriptive account
of the cotton oil industry, written by Gustav
Kobbe.
The liabilities Of the company on Its capital ac-
count were reduced in May last by the purchase and
cancellation Of 1924 900 Of bonds, which leaves the
bonded Indebtedness at S,56OO. The common
stock outstanding is placed at s2o231,loo and the
preferred at $40 1893 COO making the total capitaliza-
ton S3iO0 700 The cash valuation of the property
owned is estimated at s2.771o22l IL after deductng
all Indebtedness. both bonded and otherwise. an
amount of security for the preferred stock equal
to l5 per cent Of its par value AS all the surplus
over the par value Of the preferred stock repre-
sents actual present values pertaining to the com
mon stock, only 80 per cent Of the capitalization,
or sl75OO.OCO in common stock, is now left as a
charge against good WILL patents, contracts. leases,
brands. etc.
In pursuance Of the policy adopted at the last
annual meeting. that the properties owned by the
company should be maintained in the highest state
of efficiency for economical operation, ss13@s has
been expended for construction and charged
TO permanent investment account, ana >o-'o'z mas
been expended for maintaining ana improving va
rous properties. All Of this last amount has been
charged to the operating expenses and deducted
from the gross earnings in arriving at the net
profits for the year Owing to the growth OF the
company's business with Europe II has established
a plant at Rotterdam for distributing its product
on the Continent and has contracted for an iron
tank steamship Of 1920 tons capacity for conduct
ing its export trade. Exports OF cotton oil TO
Europe last year were 5.973,766 gallons.
The net profits of the business for the year end
ing August 81 were $l,SO.0f0 against S2,527 69S
for the previous fiscal year. The decrease is due
almost entirely to the contraction of business and
the depression i'm prices during the last four
months of the fiscal year. Dividends on the pre-
ferred stock and depreciation property foot up
$685. leaving net surplus for the year of SO7
io and total surplus of 1926 3i2, against S4lS 591
at the end of the previous fiscal year.
During the year the number Of stockholders OF
the company increased from 800 to LOO II is in.
terestng to note that the company had eghty-three
bank accounts In eighteen States during the panic,
and that Its losses on account Of bank suspen-
sons will not exceed $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
REAL ESTATE.
Rr-sINEsS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There were eight parcels offered at the TRINITY S"e
room YESTERDAY all by order OF the Court but In only one
instance was the purchase by outsider, the pOpc''
going TO either the plaintiff the deftnuait III all '
other instances. .o,,,
A. H. Muller e. Son offered No. 49, West se'eh'ee''i'
4 nyc.-nry brick tenement with store on lou -"N'-'
T. was bought by Patrick McSorey brother Of me ~
PENDANT 1anc- >orcy, party at iner'st ior iyi
William hrlntliy OArru ~ 40 Nest InthS' '"' A.,
Il F., u,r..L ~ -t0nr front h0us' on iuii ir a..
hrle, sJl 600 Olivia u. Bates, the d'lehu' !" vi"
SUIT. ,,o W., o,o hundred and.
tw,nty..ry,nth.-t thIec-stJy stone ll"lI hour' vi
lot IjsxIOO. Inc pla ntin IN the proceedings was '"o
buyer / II 900. -, , W., o,o hu,drod
md and West
ST. Tvs la lot. 100 feet west Of sev.iitnaNe. hney
brought 1850 for the TWO from ->'i'u ''''' VI" '
" I:rvam l. Krnncy offered No. $40 We,t Thirteth-st..
tifssr.'torv brrk house lot 49, NJS9 :M"r sJnf
Iidnnc n vas kuOch,d down to j.. IL Bich lo $500.
- 500 AZ ) per cent has been offered Oh tue house on
80, loo 90 o,,r,,s NJ orts
Ihrr, have been considerable Losses 10 owners o aus
i tI,r.,n ,rf.inu out of recent cOmpett n uidf
,birh some t,ts have rented free for some tiie ~,
WI wv" ~ tenants The result has been that many
o., ,,,, ,rn. frn, holsc u paying rent
and r,u.ing considerable ~ the owners III H. pro-
nns.d IN form the Real Estate Bokers AMI owners U.s.
In,i .1 vrith Office. AT No. 2Osb S"Ncntlave., NOR
Onehunir yfth..t. The object Is 70 e'tao-
i.n r. .d, relations between members. ana secufr pr =
,c,tn ~ ra, estate broker. AM owners against los OF
fr,tlon and promote tue Deia lhtl''t- OF al '''
Am no the present Board Of ManaG y, af' WiHan Il.
I,vr 4 " ard BENEDICT. ArShur H. " Ooa - r.. brSSS,
T. IIclncr Wilson II. Blackwell and ~ FRANK sna"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
BUSINESS FOR THE GRAND .yrPy

The November Grand Jury was sworn in before
Recorder Smyth in General Sessions yesterday
Henry G. Ward. merchant. at No. ! Broadway. is
the foreman. The Recorder announced that there
were los prisoners in the Tombs. whose cases were
awaiting the decision OF the Grand Jury. He urged
that these complaints be disposed of speedily AS
the District-Attorn haG other important business
for its consideration.
Mr.. Eico said later that the important business
referred TO was the complaint of Henry Alien
against the Cordage officials. and the cases of the
Madison Square Bank directors Assistant District
Attorney Davis called In two expert accountants
yesterday to aid him in unraveiling the mazes OF
the banks books. He said the accounts were so
involved that even the experts were puzzled TO
make anything out OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
ErroEpEn MoRTGAGEs.

Ash ,'r n"I WIFE to / I;aSe1 i2'' $40,
A''s',t' r"nnph, o., g'f'r r,D" ,"a,s 900
oc,h =, Of ela,e ycat., -. SOD
Ea,an-aru n Mos. and wIio. TO l. ""nbn' ,,co,
r. Ha a,d - w "i n to 5 lIuyc.. ii'th
ca ' 90, soi II% ye,r mirtras, $500
"nainShi"'' n,,' nnt 70 u ~" " 1000
iuicrior lot - It e OF iotn-aV' aud So It - ooo
"'1 IN, " "" a'' ga - pr a. y,r ~ $500
Hoi"'s. mua%p' o oS Tinsn,y, demand 800
HAYDEN Charlotte NJ. to Il Appleton. lot l., 80,
Joar.po EG"aG H. ana o.q'r to smtncr, 90 ooo
''f, ,. Ni'>'n of aiaye '. 10000
h'l Isos., ,', nf e nu 3 veir. $500
h' mmc% s9ta'st - OF %alrmSusayc nee $500
N"r a PIX wt ' al 50 of T oSr H0 notes ." 1850
cn~n Solomon ssD s"G '%ots' w % ESdnva
ld ~ eorh.r1 aar'p'.. -. 1880
10 H"' ~ corner RIyinrtcn It year .'....,. 1000
IGngu'h Richari AMI wlfc to &c man Savings 90 ooo
Multi tSi NlStoia,.. oui aa,.isct 70 A9d,cw
s Marnnl ''" s' y',rs ESQ
M"yt,oi ~ Mott :. ' v",rs mort ,aSss ~ 200
M,p.%cl JOIN AID VIZ g Mc,agarr For 900
ck y,9 rorn Kf' to- ,o Sf for the & Of LOW
D"stliut" Blind. Downing->t " OF Bod .oo,
Rehfcd. WIN +. To q ralmln. W linton ,ooo
ave, u iOisst .....-.. 4,OU
Reid Alexander and wife 10 Elizabeth Oehlkof,
Charlcs-st lot ~. map COOPERATION Ncw'NorN' ,ooo
Years oocV
Richter Wcn7c. % o3i word Land Improve
mcnt Co. lots o77 and o7s map Nysc estate, ~
'co
'''" "'r n Of lGi,t.t, 1000
Slllall. sarah George q De witt 1t a.. Isl -.
owe. corner S21.st. ) years ........-... Il,Oeo
Starlcht FUnrurl and VIII To- Title l'uo'pntca
and Trust Co, n Slth.st OF .d'aN'' no
fpVo"
shield sarah. o Susan c De WIZ istave, $3.50
S2dst. > years - .-..-. Eooo
Schmuck. Herman. to f. { Eel. i2O'h-st, e OF o.
1st-1Nr. | 2ooO
Simon Carl A. aud wife Simon Dam and
another Prospective. II OF l'Oth'st, -
Tlcfal George. 10 ID Clifford. cNecror. W
EDston-ayc. lot -. nan Morrl-ana years. 5000
Van Au1'n. Maria j. to Emierant lnlu.trlnl saw
ingS B,nk MadsOn-,vc. OF 7jth-st,
d"rr,l.s % sthst ..,.''. 1000
~crncr t7tt.,t year 1900
ave. Of i7sth.st 2 wears '.-... ....s...... LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
WEST SMnnE nnGLR0AD.

U.s. y. e.. 4, II. Il. L. l.. CO.. LtsSEEJ
alu- f.,.. It i1.-~t. station. Newly a roll
lows ant l. nlrut-. ca'l.'f iro4 fJjt FraHh n--t;
,,.;n A. VI ba.. l.ri >I-pru-oI dge, except
Snnd'y. w.. ~ Cocyran- Junction. .
1;:,n \. ~ l~ ioru 10 AiHf aiu Ni'alo-a' IA
Tor ~ { Albany sunday Only -,
to.iu 4, U.-D,.if \ any ;lr1. syracuse, Roch-
or ra'o. Nlelrt Fall D".foit. C'ico-oi eN'eYt
lbs g. Vi. j. ~. eNcep' ,Sr.d'y t, ca,s'll Noun
N%,nr Sarat,-l C,.d0"l La ,'c'rc fulor cars
=, ul,on., llir. sarlto-i and cal well.
tao r. VI. Dais. ,Ncelt SUniiy TO- Catskill Noun
1ti - NJ nv fr Alb'nv. Montreal rtca. Syro'u-s
ID .',~t,r prfio Nll'ar. Il..-. Toronto Detroit
Cl.,ea.e ard Crlcagl. go
c.t y VI n,i, - ,p, bav. Tor NcNburg. Albany.
"'' ,,toc, d Mont al. Par O. 'ar ~ King ION.
81, - u-lal Tor ALBANY Iur1 -vrlcuse. Rochester
luna o. Niagara iau-. Toronto. Detroit Ce'elini ani
, ,i.,-~ Local. 20 A. rn e:,j - 3d. Is D. NJ
xcw nm, io,1i- - 40 40 l Il. 80 3 II.
. Il ~ o.. 'piiI'
N.,n.r sleeping fo- ALBANY. Ir'n. syracuse.
c',rr Uurao Stgs-t Falls. Toronto Detroit. Glove
ga and CHICAGO om ell through trains
80 -. tuc.',h.- faror : slrcllng-car accom-.
rrrd,rons Or Information. applf Offices Br1osln. %'3
r, = New YORK CITY ll1 .9l. 1o3 ss5 and - nro,d.
voy l1 poaary. 81 East llth-.' ~ We-i 10Th u.
.nd a, ..a,oas &. J.. LAME. TT,
G~rcr,l Passenger Nge-t.
NIid'rltt ave. Ne york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
THE WIFE WAS HANGING FROM A IRE ESCAPE

Louis Pioneer, Of No. 176 Chryste-st., almost
killed his wife. Louisa. Sunday night over game
of cards known Patience" The husband be
came excited that he chased his wife 10 the
nre-escape and attempted to smother her with a
pillow. boarder who is staying with the Pioneers
dragged him away. The woman was hanging from
the fre-cscape when Policeman Firneisen of the
Edrdge-st station. appeared and with difficulty
dragged her TO a place Of safety.
Pioneer arraigned before Justice Ryan in the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday to answer
charge of assault The wife said that she
wanted TO forgive her husband he was excited
the time he struck her.
But he almost killed YOU" said Justice RYAN
ut was all my fault" said the wife IL know
that he has an ungovernable temper. and / pro
voked him '
Justice Ryal about to discharge the de-
PENDANT when the policeman stated that he found
the woman hanging by her hands from the fire.
escape. Justice Ryan held Ponzer for trial "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
lEWsGN VALLEY r.. R.
'unscnEcr trnins leave fOOf OF Libc

Passenger trains leave foot OF IIbcrty-sf.
fJi.IOMS.
700 A. VI. dab iol MAUCH CHUNK and nicr
SID A. w. daily for o.XFvA. ROCHESTER,
HCFfAI.O the Wcst lOTTSVIfIE and pfinr In
- 81 point, chair csf H. N!kcsburrc. Pu Imam ~
300 4. VI. daily except sunday FOR CLINTON aud
iHfcruDd.tts stations.
~ FIX I%5 NAGsshN rxIs ani IN HS Si ~
huffman ,!.cfrr CIilChnO VIZ Blnalo lnlnin IIuret
.leep,r chicago Via Suenson Brse; connections :oi
]. aiding ana llafri. ufg
i..,0 T.. ". dli,. cycc.t SUNDAY iYr LLMiEA and
ali iii, mDd atr stations conn" tng Tor POtf-sil-.
:,.t1 y, VI. daily except SHnda,. for TrNf,lTA..
NJ, x and pm pal Intermediate lf ois chair to
V.lIkr.i,rf. conn t'lnys Tor ro;i-yiIe.
400 md G3o. p. "; dal' .xccpt SUNDAY, for
5,iJ q. VI. G,.} eNcep; stnca'.. Tor MArCn
CIf,SK and intermediate station. char p ION
900 J.. VI. daily for RrIfNLo. NIhHAEA FALLS.
Iuiaio aud Suspension BrieSe; connections for Read.
irg and li1rrisbIrs.
$50 y. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA EoCHES.
TlE I.;'FfALO NIAGARA FALLS and all point.
Net; Pullman Burt sleeper T. Chicago. via Susp'nsion
Bridge: pullman sleeper 10 Buislq.
Additional SUNDAY trains 10 80 \. NJ. 'or Mauch
Chunk aud Intermediate stations. Potts.
Vile: I 80 T.. for E1s'on and n;ermel9t" stations.
General Eastern Omc". 23j ~ ndwns. y. Y. {. The
Ncw.Y grinf.r Company Wl call ~ AMI 'hrrs bag
rac from l.icl done. thr,urh 10 dr.t!nat'on
EOLLIN ~. WILEtR ciItS. = LEE.
,,cn STUNT. Eastern Div. ',.n Pas. Agrnt.
A. W NONNf-N NtiIIE WIN. - SMITH.
A.. Gen. Pas. Arcrt Gen. r. PAS. Ngcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

rroat.t No ..a; Ira Miller AMI another to GIG COO
orcSa'a " 80 So; lI.rri, Mand,bau@ and an ooo
STAT, 80. ~. ~ ia. RAYMOND 800 - 100 600
"rt,,'' 'o'' M,yor ETC. Xrw.l ork .... 81 800
'ii,t 40, a. ''' %no. T. '.......... 46C0)
rn sG ai IS 3! Of ota:ssc anl . { q
n int; James anu ''o'''' ~ 49,. 10000
7'@.-t , 80 ,nd anopnop 70 annie Wertci, 1880
- IN, p,,cr r'rkhI,dt ............ $500
4'12.,t ~ 1anrIrc " $4,000
q, to Lucy 30 = ' r Of oin.ayc. i.xioo;
'i'i nLi,son Jo.ep, f. chacntcr 13oOO
III i :. @,' ,nd ar"thcr 70 Mary ardlc 10000
slt h.I" ', s. 3s5 4 Xmscidimoyc 3oyioo;
catherine Me,igh and anoth'r to d " James
S Ha'e If PIX Wcst. coner S,ti,t -->s
Chsrr, Llnds'y ami another t. Francis VI N
LIS aaonovc no io0 samuel Noyc. Walter
ss,i..t 1 n s is # Of rara.alc 4oN,c0 joseph
sae ~a'S' :, st. 81 a tt ''c Of 75H' 5lNioo Philip
ssE ;@9N'' 10 1Sp Il ' Of aaa,c Bernard c.pa
sei'.,. 70 ~ ;s'P FAT; Mas rrocn to Thoaas
~, !, r ~" -" '"''' ..., 81 800
''te, slnpo - io.c d, rieirrf 37oo
a I'M ,aote r0 - ile%aSd,r Jor Ian 10000
i.Sri !" v-rsooe 'V'' .., IG G93
.trn,i 10 % .l '>''' ''.'. - ... 1000
rarh r. Nm NJ Bcrnapd .. ..'.'.... 90 900
,,rrs: n Paar aid dao'fe'. EXECUTOR to 70
A,rnre T. : W corner IIjth.,.. 75.7N7i: Lizzie
I'ctormln Jo, Wner and another.
lOi.t--t. - f. - Of Mad son-aNe. 13NlOOlli 80
l.Cfh-st = 200 II Of lst-a'e. 2JVlco DO Enoch $500
B-ll and wife 10 Herman S'hmu'k ...-.-- 1871
l23l-st 30 i,G East John Am's ana vile
10 LOUIS lI
l9l''-t 30 II Of ithae, ,Nioolii
samuel J. !.aiorcr 10 Marx A.. l. palt..-...
Frrllnc cn9nnghau .'........ 23500
Manhattln4vr. = 17.3 II ~ lO1th-s;. l1N1o; 80
Alram King referee MARI \ Brown 1Ooo
18Th iaS + o. lOth.aie 37xI3 * irr,g;
t A%Sr ona Ml'1na' ana "'' o75o
Lot SO ; Fort Wellington 'c; G'ors, 90,
IIarHn and vie 10 John Harm -.-.'.' DIV
prcsrc~t.a,e II IS OF l;jth.-t. *iN iir"g; oD
simon Dln7ig II al - carl simon a"l "lf". 2oo'
For-t.n,r at0 Z; Of iG'ss-s y irr
William + Reh'cld to Mary body, and another
Fore-t-nNc 80 70 u Of l3lst-St 23N irEeg; n ooo
william r Y HELD 70 Piul g pecfcr =. ....:-... ?oVo
FOr. t.lv" 80 Il n ~ lHlst-st 2,Npn 10
Ii2,on.ave r,g rrui " Decker ana VIE I"
For s.-avr : an It n Of iGlst-st 2'x ir~g ,o
Mary Dodge and another I, William K"hacd ooo
r,gleavc - go I. n of Wc.t 'hc''"r-aE" 3sN "a
iir Frederick Eohr- AMI VII g Amy ouig'y ~
Eo.ton.avc II TAG II " Of spring Piarr ov\ 90 an
100 Ernest Hall and wife q t,corIe 1riein. i-oVo
Clln,on.av olj II n 81 11lth.st ?oN
TOO. Wlnslow + Tusby 70 N"w-York EHIuihg
loan Banding CO..
Mad ,,n.a,r " corner ~ i0:i-s.. iollO. 24th
Ward; John X Deem and wife to Maggie Deem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07

members Of the sophomore class, are as loi-
,ous. David r Edwards Of Jersey City: Will
lam II. Fulpcr OF Flemington. ~ j. i; Anselm ~ IF
Schaff. of New-York City: NicaJah w i0pe, VI
Annapol.s Md. Harry M Anderson of Charles
ton s c.: Gordon Johnson, Of Birmingham. ~. a.
and Herbert NJ Fitzgerald They are indicted Tor
assault and battery Prosecutor Stockton Will com
municate with them by mail. and If they fan 10
respond, bench warrants will be issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN r, R.

Trains leave foot Of West f.d.st. fows - nfnnte,
earlier from Fr1nklinst.:
sstj 4. VI. ldiiy except sunday Tor Waikiki Valley
r. H. stations, idGlrtOwn, lIcNiilr, FasDuf. LII p
t.rDnrd,lc scranton Walton. DE mi S1ncr. Nnr,,,c,,
Itlca Rome Oneida. Futon. Oswcgo.
for waikiki Valley Railroad st,iions. p3ei 'iai
Md i,ttuWu EtlenNIc Mountain Dtl. Ceufr ,,' I,i.
burg iIuiieyvr. Liberty faiis. Liberty raks,iile and
I%,ing.tcn Manor. ..
bbrc IdIcriy Li,nc Ton Manor. Korklanu Wilton Sit
new Norwich Oneida, Fulton Osw"Eo.
7:iJ =. NJ dain. VIA Nil2ia fiis. Icclinng chair
"a l.caf- Irr) -lork T. Niagara Falls ,,,"u
Pullman sl,sue~. NcwNofk 70 thicicO Arrives n.t.st
$40 D. M. Chicago. 30 o. M. St Louis, 90 D. m,
Iirket, and Punan accommodations at J7I prr,,dx,v
Newyo lran-r Company call, TO- check o.,
70 Destination. ,..
j. L. ANDERSON. ~. D.
~ Beaver ST. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
3nstrnctloE.
For BOYS and Younr Mcn-Conntry.

For Boys and YounG Mcli-Conntry
N1NrLEwOOD INSTITUTE, Concord nc pa.fiy ~ per
Nl year: successful school ore oi N pess 10 ni-e
WIth energy and % up boy. " ,nT Ii VI i,e
Ioy:. und l3 years. sl0". }. sho"ihiD"' 'i''e"
\. NJ. Principal
NnEW ALK PREPARATORY sCHppL lMiiiHrooo. -
" NorW1k. Conn. Two yH,an g. l'rHi> @,uJ. rof
in;ornailon. aiGe.- CARL \. HAi.SFE0N \ Nj Pr J.:
n EwToN ~. j. INSTITUTE .-lIowc nc and care
" hil hc1e ;yilha iuin' olM''
re- la. 'enni>; >traa p g. W. ~ - -
THE PEEK>kILL MILITARY AcApLMf,
i CON yrls. Tor lin .tlart thtA'12u"'
John y. TILDEN. \. NJ, NJ. d. PiiAe'pai'
For Young I.ades-Country
vi SCHOOL FOR lOI 80, LADiLs' -,
81 IILLHOUSE-AVE.. NEW-!iANEN. CT.
M oERIsIowN NEwJEEsEY; - MISS DAMS
l'1 EDAED!Sif SCHOOL fJr GINS. oli.pc lrp'l,
lion IT nch and Or p an arhfs Sc d
,pui sr> 10 lilslr ana Hr;. Terms f'V-
THE CAMBEIDGE Mass SCHOOL FOE Ioc NJ
LADIES Advantages 81 Eo-toh quiet Of 'an'
l-dac. Comforts OF HuEe. Srall nnHD. - 49,.
Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN = Tia D.rcrt'.
1INHE MISSES STOVES Boar!ng and Da' school Tor
! Hirl-. Primary ana ai,lncd work Family limited
20 siN. Gre nNich Conn.
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1rncbers.

MFRIcAS AND FoEE,GN TEA, HERS, MiENCY
n supplies Professor teachers Intof,. ''oNcrne'scs
&C. 10 College,. schools aud rGiniiir-. Apply TO
MRS NJ }. YOU NG-FULIOS - Union square
GENCY NrLV cO,ricfc aupp ,> tu'"s pr i',sor'
n teaches crn,-~r. in all drp~' r"t"nnA "a
school, 10 parent $50 jthave.. Boo~ idng'c"r -V-'t
YALE GRADUATE. experience tutor. wishes pfi'ato
n pupils fittrc Tor college ..nco 'oN I-hs' REFER
one Addrc,, YALE Bon 4t.' Tribune Oncr.
Az \YTID, coupr.ent teacher TAX" for hort rim"
w the pac. Of who j. >irk AGutc-> sttlhs Puil-
catiom, and wrcaly saLny expected. u. f., Tribune p
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R1LTI.UORE g. ONO II. II.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CIV
CINNATi. sT. LOUIS 'r mp AZ FONTS WEST
Leave New.yorh. foot Of Lboriy.t -. n,.,,
For CHICAGO II 80 =. M. ~. y. M II 10 "s"'
For ITr>BifHf.. / 30 p. ~. i II night =
For CiNC,XINNTI Sr LprTIS, a. % p III III 40
a. M Dining Can. 80 - D. IN. iDInn@ Can o .
u. ~. l. II night Al train. ran daily
- For NORFOLK. Litn. 30 o.. En-. sunday
ir'~k't oniccs: 10 PSI. ~; so - Hd"a.. 81
T. 14th.st.. 400 GRIND Il y. Y: - fnltnn. irooN
i'm; stat loot u Llbcrty-.t.. G.. T. Il OF y; J. -
s,eu.Yo, 60. WI call To- AID CHECK baggage
-. 4 n. G...iLn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
fsnthrarits cont u-'i cXclus.Ncly)
Four tr,rks. Ag'lm.ur lIiOrS signals.
Tran, ave stiii.ls fout. ~ Liberty. s..

To, Ta.fot. sefhlnhcin ANr'town. Nnuch Chunk &c.
20 Is as \. NJ, o., 80 JHb. : 80 g Alch.
town l. NJ. sunday. I'D 10 \. VI" 10 90
j.. NJ. ,.... 49,, .......a a.. , =,
4 "a -f.nfa".. 50 \ VI
Tor Kcldne a. 100 90. -. L. %, II 80 a. NJ.
"a 4 ~ o. - 80 4. Vi. ~ - u git except
s.,rrf.v ID. 81. sundays. 90 80 20. 90 T. NJ.
b. r ma,ri .s-r ~ 100 500 - \ ". %. 30
. 90 ~, T. VI J.. - Night. eNcert'nr sat rd.y night,
Sr,d,,s o. 80 T. VI l. - light
70, r,it"lic a. 90 Tgt, t2 70 - ~ ,,.i.. go
n,rn, ~uud4,-. 20 q % r. ~, i-.l5 MIGHT
Fn- SGnhu,f T.. sh' ar " o., ~ ~.
Cent e,,nriiy ~ sluday-. 70 \. n, 90 l.. NJ
Tor I'D R,rk. Ionr Rarcn. and point. south 70 Poln
pie,.,r, 80. H. 4 30 4 NJ. 81. - 80
"a +, ~ :. Red HauA anI rau'huoit. G:Ij l.. NJ
Su,t.v. .s,crt OCEAN Drote sni Ashnry Park. . q
:. 81 1 :Or !. NJ ,.,
r.,r,nn dale Ton. HNor. Frrnolat PirA and Barncgat
20 - T. NJ. ! - % = "
Tor Arai,,lr CITY Vneland AMI Eridrc.on 80 \. NJ
T. Monmou,r roach S.u' -.rht ,rd II n and Bcnch
90 IL. II 20 \. ~. 49, 80. 100 ITO. rs
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l)roposale.

DKOPOSALS For FURNISHING CAST
4 ZION WATER fiPE.-Onro of the Comm ,,lon r,
Wa.hinr'"n ~ g. November 1T. 1898 >EAI.i,D FRO.
iD>A.S VIII We c"lNr1 ~ tln, on,c unil = O'Clock
p. M, No''mbr 9TH isoa. for irrnl.hlns ca tiron
water PHI" Si"s iicatons and blank form. nav tc OBJ
tained at thi, 'i'e !. W. ROSS NJ. NJ. IARKfH
L. h. POWELL, Commissioners ID. c.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AXD WASHINGTON.
Tor Philadelphia week day. 90 5 90. . 90, 10 90.
II 80 .pmus a. \. NJ. 80. 5 80 dining car,
200 buffet Psilor CA.l o. SO 80. %, +. a.,
/. /, -It. SUNDAY. 90. 10 30. IL 80 Dining Car
\. NJ 40 =. 30 Dining tar. . 90. q :0V r. NJ l@lj
nlrit. 49,. ,, ,. So 49,, e,
90 - 20 - mig Car \. NJ, 80, 80 dining Car.
90 q 90 y. II. - - ni'hi.
Ti.kcts Irrior ~cats b" procured At IT,.
o- 81 AZ -4o nft ~ % l.'3 broadway. 737 sixth.
Ne ~ Fast lithst.. IA East l25thst. 26i West 25'h
=, ~ Cllunhu~aic. w-lorh; tour'-si.. $50 -ul.
,on = nraohly o. RrosdNsy. VIII an>bufg. The New.
Vors rriu-fcf 60 VIII r1n Tor aad check baggage from
hotel reside rr = cestlnitlor
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FURNISHED 6ouses 20 Cct.

II LE,;ANrly and completely furnished Dwelling next
5haye and below 42i-s, to let exclusive and choice
neighborhOod favorable terms select PARTY. For
particulars apply " II. A. CKuIkSlIANk & CO.. 100
broadway.
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Ncm ))ublicItlons.

Twentieth Edition p,-, PAID for 2jc.. stamps
rNHE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls OF:
Turns Grey. and the Rcm,dv BY Prof HARLEY
Every should read thi, lt" book un.
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PITTsEiELD. LNNON. NcRTi ADAMS AMI
TIL. U.I:iA SHIRE HILLS, VIA
HARLEM DIlIsIDt.

Two :asouch ;r.ias. Wit. sraWng.OJm Cars 70 I!tN
Gcid daily. rN,el. sunday ".ol a NJ due i't ~
81 North Adams > - y. M ) y r. H. e"r i"'
neld ; Ic North Adams > 10 y "a -,,.,
For of local talu- u'hct, AMI space ~ oic'i',
Ger. and. al Irlpd Jrlfrh Station ~ w ~. 40
=, 81 Ioafna,. 23J Caunbu-a,c.. - WI l21th ss
- tniton.s; and - n-o'dwar. IT, d. lironNlino ~
.ho,o ,.ains cNc,it lrINi-1 ~ = 30 y ~ a. H.
Co 20 20 aud . p. M. -,1, at l%-th-, 49,.
Wo.'rotf'~ lNlrr-, calls r- and cL''H baggage t'om
hot.> and r. tirrces tA-oGgh 20 90 'lHat.oI.
John NJ TCTCIN. "lpH't n. DA if.-s,
Gene-l, MInl-'r. General PAS Aseh"
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PRINCETON STUDENTS INDICTED FOR HAZIyG
renton, ~. j.. Nov. 6-The Princeton students
who recently hazed Robert T. Leopold of Wash
ington were indicted to-day and they will have to
stand trial here. The hazers who were all