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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-03
ADJACENT CITIES
PROVO.
Statistics Concerning the Asylum-Re-
lIglOus, Educational, Social and
Business Notes.

IRON our Regular Correspondent
Provo, April 3.--Medical Buperin'
tsnd.n, Pile has prenared n statistical
.a,a 49,, . ,,,o,o =, ,ha Insane asvIum.
~. p'o.o " - ,-, =. a.,
which nave peen io'"A'uV'
Worlds Fair. From the card we
Gull the following,
To,.I .mo,n, a,,,.o,i.ted by IerIs.
Gee - ,so, o.. hniiaIngs.
inturo from 1851 10 ioV1, 'oi ou,'Ds'
grounds, furniture and operating OK
penses. 1920, gsO.3l.
ro,.i.os, ~ ,ronnds. buildings and
ss..,.. on,h 1900
furniture, W No'o",''' 'V'
s3ss,2ie.Os.
Total for operating expenses OF
..v,,m f,om JuIy Goth. 1856, TO No.
.s. an,,. ,eoo stes -sl On
NeInoet ov'n, love- 200
Total number OF patients feoelVou
into asylum from July 2lih, 1855, TO
Nov.n,ber sotb. lsDl. 8sl: males, 2Il;
- ,-n
'e,uAies' i'O' -
Total number discharged during
same period, lSS, died, b0j renainlng
IN asylum November SUN, lsvs, los.
Operating expenses OF asylum iof
fiscal year enling November sum-
lsD3, S34iSO3.lO'
Total number OF Jays boaru 10 IN
mates during fiscal year ending NO
Vember SUN, 1917, Oo,4oO.
Cost per capita per diem ior ntcsi
year ending November sOlh' lsv2,
ga cents.
number OF patients In inc asylum
November SOth, 1917, 81 males, ~
females; totsl, 1913.
Number OF patients admitted uurinR
the year ending November 30th, 1917,
Nnmh,, ", na,,sn,. u,a.r oar, and
troatment dnyiny IN, wear ending No.
ysmh.r aoth. iso9 las mal.s. ss
femal,s. ,o,aI iog.
Num6er OF natl,pta discharged dur.
inc Inc vear cn,iing Noyember aDlb.
isfgI 10 males. NJ females. total. n.
Number OF patients died during the
year ending November 3olh, 1917,
males, females; total, IL.
Number OF patients IN asylum Now
ember 30, lsO2, vi males, " females;
total, lO8.
Veutilation-forced by fans through
large air numes beneath the bulluiDg,
connecting with every noor by Iuclr.
and inairect. Indirect 10 nil portIons
~ Ihe huilainy sccnn,ed bv natlents.
Circulation OF heat forced through
fumes and duets by steam fans.
Lighting = incandescent electric
hgnt pant, oVV ianpsih place.
Whtet-COnncctlng win city sys'
tenn get mountain water win pressure
OF oo pounus; nave oiher sources OF
supply from mountain springs, u
needed.
NOTES.
AT this monthly Utah atake Priest.
bood meeting. IL was r,nofteu that
0TO0 Temnle certificat.s ind be.n
issued In the stake: Il23 more certIn.
Gates were wanted, giving a total OF
sisvi and OF THIS number the proportion
of Attendance was estimated nj 's0O.
Some degraded person or persons
played n very shabby trick on Edltor
Graham OF the Elguirer on the night
before Arbor Day. His lawn was
tfespafsed upon ana great DEAL OF
choice shfuboery was pulled up anu
destroyed. Inc perpetrators OF this
spprehended.
olias hiiied, ior number OF years
nishtwatchman al tho W. u. W. has
A a.asAAn % -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-03

Becausc nature says 30. Nature never ilos.
itsaya,'l Impose the horrors OF ConsumpNon"
sss also says, "bohold, | give you the cure"
The cure 10 at hand Ia
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$500 HoMnrd Z

VIZ will pay the above reward Tor any case
~ Liver Complaint. DYspopsia, sick licaiachc,
cannot cure with Wcff's Vegetable Liver rms,
Nhon the directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely Neaotable and never fail 70
ilvo satitfaction. Sugar Coated. large boxes,
10 cents beware Of countcrfelis and imitg.
ions Thcgcnulnc cold ~ JOHNSON, PHATE
Co. q and u Mais street, SAT- Ldko Oiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
WEST Shore RAILROAD.

IN. Y. c. & IL. Il. X. K. CO., LEssEEJ
Trains leave Wet i21.st Station. New YORK, FOL.
lews. and u minutes earlier non foot FranKln-i.;
$3.50 A. M.-Dally lOca TO Suspension btlose except
Sundays, west OF Coeymans Junction, e.,.,.a. D..
3:30 A, tI-Dally local 10 Albany and Saiao2a fai-
lor car T. Albany Sundays only; -. .
1910 A. M.-Daily for A bahy, Utica, syracuse Koch
Ester Buffalo Niagara Fals Detroit, C'icoeo except
11:S5 A. M.-Dsiiy except sunday 70 ca,ssill Noun
tan, New. Patz, Likes n hoax ana Minnc" I>ka
Albany, Saratoga Caldwell Laie %eorse. PAfor cars
l,eO p. M~Dsiiy. except sunday for Catsklli Noun.
,.,a p M.NDay for Albany Montreal Utica, Syro u.o.
Rocheeter. Rlf.lo Niagara Fails TcfoaIo. Detroit,
s,Sa - 1i-pay except SUNDAY. for Nswhurg Albany.
""Ss ,atoca and Montreal. Parlnf car 70 kinc.ton.
sill r. M-Daiy Albany, Utca. syracuse Rochester,
BuG,o Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Clcvoagt and
Chicago o.,- - o. -
Newburg Locals 20 40 10 a. i ID 80. 5.lj
Wagner sleeping car, for ALBANY. UtIca Syracuse,
Rorbs,,rr Buffalo, Niagara FGlls Toronto, Detroit Ccye
isnd and Chicago on al through trans o,.o.
mocatons Information. apply oil,es b,,e.{e ;siS
It.: New.York CITY lls 2sl aoa 7s5 and ois Bro,d.
way 1@a Rowery. 81 East 1tIh.-t, % Me,i i21thst
-'N ~ General Passenger Agent.
3 Valderbiit-1vc... NcwfOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04

PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE And wAsHINGToS.
FOR Plliadelpa.s weeA dAy q o., . oV W. 10 ".
IL $50 tsinin, tAD 4. N. 80, 500 mag Gar ,
900 tBuret Paror Car, o.. 90. 80 e45 P. 81,
III, nlg.t sIna.y 3 90 10 81 III 80 Dining ar
A. ii, 80. $3.50 Dinns ChD . 90 90 H. NJ, l. 10
Fr Baltimore and wa,hnFi.n we.k day. and sunday.
90 ii 30 D.nns Car 4. N 80. 40 Dining Car.
"a, ra,,ou fcthiehem. tc town Mauch chunt. &C..
90 il 3 as A. NJ. oD, 30. 80; 80 {, ALL
,ow1 T. NJ. sunday. ~ 7 10 A. NJ 90. . 10
l. sf wEesssre ritts'on. and Scranton. SO a NJ.
4 "a - N SUNDAY. 80 a. u
d ao' 40 I 90 SIS 80 =. i..l5 Kit. eNc,y.
ss.gtaay igat. sundsys 90 . 80 DO 600 T. n,
- H., nm burg q, 90 90 s.a \. NJ 90. 80
az - - II 70 - night excepting saturday night.
s,,t,v. l 70 80 T.. N. y Is nyht;
dor ioF 6o go p NJ. y Is nigh, .Sc.ia saturday
hisni Sgndiys 30 200 r. ~ a,ss' M,
w. s, sturdy hight sunday, 10 A. 81. 90 T. NJ.
Tor ied gank Long nra,ch; and point, .oh to ron;
plant 40 \ 10. II 80 \. NJ. 80. -. 90
! 70 - ss &. Red I,anh and Bran 'hlof'. els p u;
euns,ys opt ocean Gro'- and Asbary Park. 90
A. NJ 'oo = FOR LAKEWOOD
rarmInrd,le Toms laEcr farpeTt PARK and ha'neSa'
For Atlantic CITY, Vineland and Brfdseton. 80 A. NJ.
fior Mamor,h reo,.. s"s,rcbt ana Hrhaga Beach
so s az l u 80 ZOO % Monmouth
kct. and pafior seat- can be procured al ls2.
~, oG AZ so Oi4 i1iO 1923 Bfoo vay. 737 Sisth.
yc 81 Fast iifh-- ~ Eat l25ih A. - West l2ita.
.. III Columbu-.ave New YofN; 'ourt.si. $50 Pull
mist r.roIyn o. Hroad VIII sm.bgig THO New.
hotel or Tesideaoc t. destination
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LEklGH VALLEY R. r.
Passencer trains leave foot of Ii


As FOLLOWS:
ZOO A. NJ. daily for MAuCH CHUNK and inter.
BT'TtFAIo aid the West. louisville and principal
Ioc.l points chair car 10 wilxessaife Pullman "
SaeS A. NJ. daily except Sunday 'or CLINTON and
THO <. n: daily for, GENEyA;u ROCHESTER,.
pullman sleeper CHICAGO VIA buffalo; Pulinln Buffet
sleeper Chaso Via Suspension Bridge connections for
n. aiding and Harrisburg
1I:36 p vi. daily except Sunday. for ELMIRA and
Ali inT,r,diste stations; connecting Tor rot-t lle
a.Aj r. VI. daily, except SUNDAY, for ICNkHAN.
NCCG xnd pIlAcips intermediate stations; chair car TO
"i.an and $40 r. VI. daily, except Sunday, for
S,l1 r. VI. daily. except Sunday for MAUCH
CHIrSK and intermediate stations char 10 En-
G,0o p. vi. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all toints West; pullman -icefers Chicago Via
psnaIo aud Suspension Bridge; connections for Read
Ing and Harrisburg. ~ ,...... ,
TER H;iFfALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all pouts
Wet: Pullman Buffet sleeper 70 Cal ago, via Suspension
ridge: Puims1 sleeper a. Buffalo.
Additional Syndsy trains 10 A. II. for Mapch
CHUNK AMI intermediate stations. connections for Potts
yie 40 p. ". for Tason and int-rmedlste stations
General Eastern once. 235 Rf,sdway. v. Y. G. The
Ncw.Y0rk Transfer Company wall cal for and CHEEK bag
..ce from hotel residence through TO destination
S''pOIIIN H. WILBUR CIIAS. = LEE
Ten Supi Eastern Div. cen Pas. Agent
w NONNTNACUFR WN. y. SMITH
" As. Gen. Pass. Agent. Gen. T.. Pass agent.
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NURSERY an English woman aged
%; competent to take entire charge: thor.
oughly understands bottlc.fecding: city ref.
ercncc. Miss w. 213 Brdye-st. BROOKLYN
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fslp tDanieO.

.-.-..----, ..--..>-------
AGENTS.->alary or commission. Grcat-
est inycntl0n of the axe. New Patent
Chemical Ink Erg-ing Pencil. Sells On
So to -l1j pr week. Write Mon ROE
Ei,AsEi. MIo. CO., y coo. la Crosse.
W..
Males.
MEN 10 take order, in every town and
city n delivering. COOL wsr,s fiOm start;
las weekly no capital icqulfcl, work YER
round. Glen BROS. Il chester y. Y.
WANIED.-Ad,. rtD! -onc'o- capable
of working up a nr,t-clas- line OF aGtrrtis-
inr f.. fty'IIl publications. among tn"u
uasafin- 81 bOOoU ronthlY 81 collation..
40 application. viii b. considered unlc.s
accomplished by fan particular proving The
ability ana character OF appli mt All
communl, atiOns strictly cOgLG mt nj. Nd
dfe>, \. u. C., Tribune once.
WAN DIRK Ei:S.-A lew
more conu't'JIt. 30 or wDrkmrn VIII be
eiv-n employ n-nt ~ blowing. pressing. I'm
l,hing aud gathering; stc,dv WorA AZ good
wages guaranteed g. good hcn spplcat' ons
viii h. considered and acted on In the CId r
IN WI ich they are reel, H. and IN ali cases
Should state the uohtiOn applicant 1, best
Qra.ined 10 oil rel, rchces. eye. Apply
IN 'r-"n or hy l,ttci. at once. 10 any or
al Of tn following. VI:
X. !. lcstrv. .iupt. United States Glass
Co. Tlncn Ohio.
D. G. jenkins. srpt. United States Glass
Co.. Gas Citv INDIANA.
Joseph Anderson Glen. Maragcr United
States Glas, Co.. Plttsburg. Pcnna.
Females.
WANTED Young lady: intelligent,
neat, good .lhir writer. quick and ac,u-
rate IN igur,-. Address la own whiting,
j.. Tribune once.
WhNTfD. -Laundress and ch,mbcrmaid :;
Prot slant In small private family; must
undei stand shirt and llutny wages tl-
ref fcnccs required. Apply Mon i,v. Nov
cmhrr u. between 10 and -, at II, william
ST.. East Orange. y. j.
WORKING nor sen r,fPER WANT.
ED.-Kcilabl- woman. unccr 30 Yc1r>. for
entire work aud charge OF home FOR family !;
two adults 30 miles I'm country; the entire
work are the requirements. Address
BKAfNARp. Tribune Onlcc.
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\, y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of West 42d--t a. fo"s 10 minutes
earlier from Frsnklin-st 49, ... -. .
s.p1 A. VI, (c9ilY except Sunday for waikiki Valley
R * stations NJ cdIetown Elenyillc. F.sbuis, lib ry
CarIoud.lc, Scranton Walton. Delhi, Sidney, Norwich
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton, Oswego -
AIN r.. except sunday, sullivan Co. Expfes.
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell liai
HidtIotOwn, EenVile. Mountain Dae Cenrrviic, Falls
bnrr Uueyville, Liberty Falls. Liberty. rsikss1Is aad
Livingston Manor. ,,, 49,
s.1S p NJ (dallv) Middlctown. Summltville Falls
bire Liberty Livingston Manor. RockIaDd, Walton, sid
Sey No,wich Oneida Fulton. osweg. - .
S.ls T.. daily. Via Niagara f2,ls. Reclining chair
ear Seats ifce) York ., Niagara FAILS. irouGn
$40 D. m, Chicago. 80 a. m, ST. Louis. 500 D. ~.
,iet, Pullman Accommodation 1t III BroGdw9y
NewYok Transfer Company calls foT ana checks baggage
70 J. {. ANDERSON. q. p. A..
81 Beaver ST.. New-Yorx.
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SEAMSTREsS and CHAMPERMAfD.
BY person who Understands family sew.
ing and dressmnklng; willing u 90 70 the
country. Address or call, after 10, 1913
Broadway. janltor'> bell.
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Real Gsiatc 10 Grehanee.

FOR EXCHANGE.-Eeis 4 suyd1m,
96 rro1dN way, Scherncrhon l.ulldine, y. ",
have large list a. properties. including
dwellings. ste.r- aud lat lots COUNTRY
seat>. farms. hotels and water fronts: send
us particulars )f what you have 90 offer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
Railroads..

"AmrRicAs GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
GN IT; R. /. I:
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
All trains arrive at and depart from EranS
central Station, 42d Street the oniy , ra..ao"
station in the City. Trains leave as io'io"0'
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
g an 4. M--I.Scept Sunday. Fastest trim III 1A'
wv word. No extra fare.
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
q IN A. M-Dalv fer Buffalo. Niagara Fans ana Ohi
o'iO caco. No extra fare.
NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 csc5 ~ Day w.d for nq,S Niagara i'' ''
DAY EXPRESS.
IN On A. M.-Exccyt sunday. saturday train runs 70
iV'oV Cel Gland aad Detroit only.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITEr.
mn p. VI. Daily. Due Cincinnati 1919 A. NJ
l'VU Chicago :i5, -. Louis 80 r. NJ
EXPOSITION FLYER LIMITED.
GREAT CONCUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
500 tsmsctc DS Wagner DS Ssr S%saS' ~
ALBANY AND TROY SPECIAL.
q On r. N.-ENccpt Sunday. wagner DriWlhsfoo"
S'oV Cars TO Troy and Albany.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4.3O 60 80 80 p g. Wagner Va r' seryict e. " "
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
m y. M.-DaIiy. Due Chicago co r. NJ ~
V.VV Louis as A. NJ. Wagner Service
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
G Ok r.. M.-Daily Due Burlington 40 a. "'
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
an r. M.-Day. Que Budalo 80. Ni's"''
Low Falls 80 \. N. wagner service.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
n m T., N-paily Sleeping Passengers Tor
S.UU Rochester only carried on this train.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
DIX r. M.-D,iiy for Chicago, also through Sleeping
O.lO ear 10 Ogdensbufg.
THE nERkSiiIUE HILLS, VIA
HARLEM DIVISION.
Two through Trains. Win DraMins-room Car, t. rt
35, North Adams 80 =. NJ; * p. ~. due ft's-
field $40, Nortl Adans . 10 p. II. ,
For local trains. Tickets. ana space IN scsphs
Cars apply Grlpd Central Station o. at lib ~ -
1s5. 9i2 Broadvay 30 Columbus 20 W.T. l-o ~
ant l3sth.st. Station New-York: 1888 Wa'hington's~'
l.6 Iultor-st aud "a Broadway. T.. H.. BTooayn
Above ains, except those leaving az 80 10 n''
90, $50 30. AID 90 , m. stop al l3sth.st: ,,
Wcstcots Express calls 10y and checks baggage from
hotels and re.iaencss through % destination ,.,r,s
JOHN NJ. TOrCEl. GEORGE IL DANIE!S,
General Manager. General PAS Asen~
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Eesal Nof,ies.

CUPREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY.
- Austin 5. Kibtee and william Il. kibbec Plaintiffs
rainst Jonn f. Hubbell. Defendlnt. Summons.
TO the aboye-nsned defendant: You hereby sum
moned TO the complaint ~ this action
q coDy of the Plaintiffs within
twenty DAYS after service this summons
the day OF service; and In II failure appear
Or Judgment viii BE- taken against b. dsfaut
Tor the relief demanded IL tho Complaint.
Dated New.YOrk, September tn. 1898.
sTIMsON & WILLIAMS. Plaintiff Attorneys.
Office and p. o. Address, No. 81 Liberty street New.
York city. ,, - . -
for~coI,g Summons is served upon publication.
nursuant 10 an order OF Hon Edward Patterson a
iustice Of the Supreme Court Of the
dated 5th day o. October 1928 and med with ,he
County Of NewYork, the County Court House In the
City OF New-York.
STIMsON & WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and p 0. Address, No % Lbtrty Street ". Y.
CITY.
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Domestic Gituations Uanteo
Males.

A MIDDLE-AGED NAN, speaking
German, French aud English, wishes situa-
ton where ouch can be Of any use, or as
waiter In private family or boarding house,
by about the 10th Of this month. Address
W. B.. Tribune Uptown Office, 1,242
RrOaiWav
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Dcmrsnt 3ituarons Uanrt0

Males.
r.-Experiene'd young man
as attendant or nurse :" ih.anu VI ue'
mentsd ncr-on M his n ine; city or coun.
J Try. Address EAKINS. Si4 East Soth-st
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BALTIlNORE d. OKIO II. II.

FvUI''~- HAM u
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CTv-
CINNATI, ST. Louis , mp AZ AZ r9iN Ut WEST
Leave New YORK foot Of Lbcrty-st .o,. oi,,,
FOR CHICAGO. II 80 .. M 20, D. NJ IL 40 "s''
FOR ciNcIXSAT1 ST L0i'ISso 2 ~. p' nj 30
a. m, Dining Cap. $50. 80 p. Dining Can D. u
~ M. /. 10 night. All trilnS daily. ,
For NORFOLK Bay Line 80 ~ Il, ES' r slmasy' 81
Ticket Offices ~ 2Gl 4i5 sa1 LIZ u WA n,oo1
yn Stat o. loot of Lberty-.t., c. l.. r. OF y; j. $3.50
Vew.Yok Tausfer will call for and check baggage
from h0tal or residence 20 destination
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Gorses ano Carriages.

y MERCHANTS discovery for spaNins,
spiini- ana other iamenes- OF the horse, ana
rheumatism; Wallace most won1ertul OIL !;
sold by druggist. wcstinoni. IL and Oh at
To Mafer..f
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Dnsinfss Chances.

~~>--.,r---l-~ .re4r ~>'r- ~
$1,000 AND True MAN WANTED.-
Only such need apply money secured
salary commensurate. 70 ability business
manufacturing: 10 debte. -iOODS H.
srtCIALTIES, Tribune ONCE
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Gfrursions.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
A WINTER IN
CALIFORNIA.

Parties will, WIN leave Via ocSissfS ana S os
E4ssAADENAs Los ANGEsLhRss sA MNoyI niEEt9'
Special Train Of Magnificent Pulnisu Palace Vestl.
buIed Slice ping and Dining Cars
The tickets every expense Of travel tV!h and
give the holders ensc freedom ON us Paesc Coast .hoy
provide visits ALI the leading California resorts
The return tickets may b. used Any Regular
Train until October 1sSs. with any one Of Ten Me-
turpiuG Parties under Special Escort, with Choice
Of Taree Different Routes.
He. coupons supplied i,r l,ng short soourns at tie
psincipal Pacific Coast resorts.
Additional California Excursiops. January TO-
ii and 80 February 20 ana %, and March and a.
Excuraions to Mexico: January 30, February 20
and March IA.
independent Railroad tickets 70 oil points.
~ send for descriptive book. mentioning whether
California Mexico tour Is desired.
RAYMOND a. WHITCOMB.
81 East ath ST. (cer. Of Unou sauare), New. York.
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DEL. LACKAwAyNA AND WESTERN RI
stations In Ncw-iorL foot of barclay anu
Christopher streets.
HESTIUILED TRAINS. COAGhES

stations In New-iork foot Of S"rci"' and
Christopher streets.
yESTIBtLED TRAINS. PULLMAN tOAGhES'
ulle-t route t. NEWARK, ELUoAl lri: -, - - 4
CLAlR. fnE ORANGES. summit BsfaartS'i,s. I'.'k'
Bsonten, Doyer. sanAope. BtpD's LAkt. LAhE 20.
PATCoNG. Hscl etttoNn btNOOLLi !. MOI y iA!Ni
Washing eo.ai rhlittrsByE,' IAsI,o.N W NteiI.
T0N pITTsToN, WlLKEsTAEkE; kANfl1n0Ht.
hAMloN oXf0Rp, NORWICH. wa;er'IiIes uIiSA
tsw ECO. iImAgA, owIGo ELMiEA c9hNl%G
WEsf. NcHIMwLSSd Asp sQr La"dTSJTro ,x
l1.t.Ss. pullman Palace Clrs. Connects Al Buf.l'
,,lW A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops at Or IN ipal
stations.
'c%PI MIX fxPEEss,;, Islgas pas'sI, ..tI: .,vw
OCIh EAPhEss. rgll.te p ,,T,,,,rsS Sr rxpnr>s
lulnsn s.eep,f'. Arrive al ~ =, ~ o.ur.,
900 4. VI. Dsiy. ~ - NO. O4lOA ana oS"l''
fAFRE>s pullman sleeper. ,,,,o,,,,., -. -,
Murr.ys, anu s2o Br',dwsy Ti,srs at i,Iy stations
ave Sew.York 1888 wsshinrton.,t. 72e Itilionst ana
"a Broli~ay. Droolyn Time tables giving fuh h'or.
nation az all stations ... -
check fran hotel or residence 20 destnttss
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
ROYAL BLUE LINE

(.nthraelte Coal u~@1 eNtiusy-y1
-Four iI.,xs. Au,nraD' b.ocA Signals
Trans lave Station loo, Of Irery 81.
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FURNISHED Rooms.


BACHELOR AINnTMENi>.-Ihi and
iotrth floors. furnished or uifurnshed with.
vH' board. On t1ti->t.. near WlHd>or Hotel
nous occupied only BY Owhcr and wife. IL.
u. H.. 90 F,lth.aye.
ELLGBNT new furnished rooms in
rlNate family; all Improvement 220
West fGth-s;.
LARGE. aud small comfortably furnished
Rooms 40 Irving Place.
THE MYSTIC,
3ofh-st. end Broadway, adjoining Orent0l
Hotel Furnished rooms, single aud en-
suite hotel service; also fully furnished
a"rtinent for housekeeping: under mo
management Of the owner; references. WIN.
FRANK HALL.
WELL-FURNISHED second floor rooms,
on suite or single corner house all cUl-
Nenlenccs. i5o LcNlnpton-aNe.
=. 5TH-AVE.. no. SOS. opposite Windsor
Hotel On" VI two elegant iuInI she'd room,
all convenl'nce-. witt pfi.ate family.
5TH.AvE.. $50 Opposite wlnd.or HoteD.
Handsome paror floor for ply slcian terms
reasonable.
lOTH-sT.. - WEST. nesr 5th.ayc.-
MAGNIFICENT large. wcll-hcated arortmcnt IN
Venetian renals-ancr: also large rooms
sinllc or e. ssite bath br affast II d'sr'd.
2JTH-Sr.. IL EAST. 9TH and Madison
avcS--Cholc" rooms; cn suite or ,lngy;
every convenience; - weekly and upward:
cenilemcl.
i5TH.ST. - WEST.-Priyate family;
lar.e and small rooms. third AMI fourth
n0Ors.
O3D-s'r.. Ii3 wEsT.-Large. newly fur.
nished looms private house; bath; refer
cilccs.
s5TH.>T. WE>T III.-A very pl.a-ant
largo sunny room. handsomely furni he'd
also single room now house; all improve
mcn', terms Moderate.
2i7 WEST III II-S l., corner Of Wayerlcy
rarr.--A large furnished room. with nrc.
without hoard in a strictly private family
80 - per week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
Ciip Real gsiate for Sale

BEAUTIFUL West Ind Avenue, lJ-ft.
hOu., near Office; -, 500 bargain.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, corner io>thst.,
detached villa for sale low price writ
for circular. ATLAS IMPROVEMENT
CO.. Is Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
Real ossiatc tuanleo.
ADVERTISEMENTS Avn srpsc

CYMLLE CARREAU. Agent. Grand
-. and Bowcry. ,oilcits property % rent
manage. sell or trade.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TItlD D.
UNE WILL 81. RECEIVED Ar THE Up;
TOWN OFFICE. No. 1919 BroaIway, %
door north o. Ihirty.hrst-s,. and ADvEt:-
acc- "a sth-ayr.. s. e. cor o3d-st. 152
0th.aye.; ls7 fourth-nye.. corner -Four
tcenth;st..; go ThIrd-ave. 1850 East Eo,ty.
sc,enth-st. corner dave. 1870 East LON
A.. mar Third-svo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
Cost an0 fonn0.

T OST.-Iadies' god watch and chain Watch, No.
IL SEQ $40 with vritteu engraving outer AID inner
case Liberal reward THEODORE HENDRICKS, Bar
Ter Geo 1Oth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
miscellaneous.

n RySIlFs Of every description at 3l5 Pesrst.. op
ID posite Peck Sip. All articles at lowest prices JOs
HOPPEI Manufacturer.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-15
THE BENTLEY cEsE.

He VIII Probably Give Bail rodsy-He
visits His Old Home.
Henry Bentley in all probability will
bereleased on bail today. IT has been
fixed at $4,000, and he will unques-
tionably be able to furnish it ifAhe de-
sires to again secure his liberty.
But really, to Judge from what inside
parties claim, Bentley does not care to
again wander at large on the public high
way with unwonted freedom. He
claims that he ia afraid of some Of the
heirs to the estate.
Yesterday Bentley was taken to the
residence of his former wife ON Wall
street to see what remained OF the
house. He was in the custody of eev
eral deputy sheriffs, He merely made
an inspection of the premises and re-
turned to his quarters in the Jail.
To Judge from what has recently been
going the rounds, Bentley would have
been all right on the first trial beyond q
doubt if he had accepted the advice of q
lawyer here whom he consulted. As the
story goes, Bentley anticipated his arrest
on 9 charge OF poisoning his wife. This
being the case, he was advised to at once
have his wife's body exhumed and an
analysis made of the stomach. But no,
be would not consent to this, and the
result was the exhumation was made by
the prosecution. Ii the exhumation had
been made on Bentley's order, the whole
phase OF the affair would have been
changed,