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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20
Countrn Real Getate for Sale.


A.-A.-A.-FOR SALE.-Ihc most A.
sirable country seat elegantly and iully fur
nishrd), IN tie AdiriDdach Morhsa,,,
about seven acres aud magnificent cottage,
facing the Like. and CONTAINING III room, ;
second cottage, containing seven rooms;
thir. cotta2e containing four room. "a
out houses are barn. With ACCOMMODATE ~,
Tor i've horses: COW stable. WIN thrf
stalls; tool shop. hrnn r.. w"ll L" k"d
bOithuusc WITH IN Iowb1ltS and "a sailing
Yacht: icchou-" stOr k landry. ".;h Iun-
ming water: stationary wi>htubS; billiard
room three bloo1ed COWS. der PARK, with
deer. and ycgctabl" garden there !, u
magnificent >anl bea'h which Is "A Iare
thing in toe Adirondarks: bathing Gbsolut'-
~ safe for children; this plac" can be
rc,tcd for tho SUNNI r fully AMI completely
furni he'd II not sold. Particulars Inl
photographs at our oare. WM. II. HOfT
& Co. > Nandrrbilt1Ne.. Ncw-l Ork 'itN,
opposite Grand Central Depot.
AGENCY FOL: MONrCLAIR.-i:.idc
properties, ~ all descriptions Tor sHc and to
TrBBs & TAYLOR. . Bccsman-st
AGENCY FOE MONTCLAlE.-''e sidsnes
properties for sale aud 70 let largo ysrlet,
& choice building sites. TUBns & TAY'
l.OH. peckmsn-st.. and Montrla'r
FINE BUILDING LOT in Ccnt:,.
Mount Vernon for sal cheap. INiO0. Al
drc-S OWNER. II East 2lst-st.
FOR SALE or EXCiNNGE.-l5 80
dwcllin, hone orthuIId,nr'. stone quotN
rnd lie building sites J. y. IRELAND,
10 broadway.
GkEENwILn. CONN .-Des'rlble villa
fits IN North-st.. overlooking Sound fash
ionan. accessible nca:thy. SAMU Eli
,IAt n. 90 Broadway.
HOUSE AND ACRE or LAND: barn
garden. fruit: very foe or'er; terms easy.
&HIFgIul
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS ieive station Central Hai'ro'd OF
.J.r.nV foo: Of I.betty-~: North kIN'f -. . -
FOr riIlLNDi.LPIIIA week days. 90. 90 300
10 90. ~ 80 tD!iing Car, a. NJ "a - % by, ~
DINING car 90 Cl;rrct rarlor Car 100 q 90 81
- D. M. l. IL light Sundas. ~ ~ ,'oo 4 20 20
A. M l. - night. .,,,,...-o. -, H..
and SundIys :. 90 II 80 Dining 'arl. a. NJ 80, ~
lining Car :, 90. q 90 L. m. u j" night - ..,
pniluau Iafor Car day 'rain-, ana Pulnin Sr'p'
Ing nigbt tttlna. $500 =, -....., -, -,
22, oGl AS oi4 I14O 1923 Broadway. 49, siMh;iy.
a. iih..i 2yl Columbus 1874 Eat lZJih-st.
90, w., I95th--t New-York Courtt 800 Fhlton's ST.
prooSlyn aud - r., adway. Wlinnhbuig. ,,,.
" Thr Vew YORK Transfer co. VIII call Tor ana check
h,o.ac. rom hotel o. r.sdente - dGtinLtitn.
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BOARD nn0 Rooms.


IENOX.AVF.. 81. Furnished or W.
furnished l,rg" front room u couple or two
gentlemen excellent buafd.
ONE TWO OR THREE second tory
come ting rooms exceptionally pleasant
board ~ West l2th-st.
WTST 7TH- Sr.-rwo iareo front ioon-
with ho,rd references. CASHIER. l.. -.
BcN i1j.
itTH.ST.. %. WEST. Two large ioons.
second moor. summer pri''~, tNccIehl
board tTrn-lent- accuhmo iat'd.
I9rH.>T.. ~ WEST 4 holcc newly fur.
nl-hed rooms. second and IafiOr h00r- par
lor for ph'- lcian table board references.
9ISr.ST.. y WtST.-Desirahlc large and
small ioom. connecting or scparit. win
boari front southern cap SUR ri"f"nr'-.
90 WEST 22D.Sr Miss Hoffman viii
keep house open all summer transient
guerts received.
FAD ST - WFSr.--Nrwly and h'ni
.orely furnished looms superior titl" D
transient. accommodated references.
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Brooklnu Real estate for Sale


\ ACKIFfC E.-Dnr Of the finest houses
IN iIoDtlvu brOwn.tonc II rooms: com
pic'e IN every particular; all mpirrn i'm.
provcment- and Injuries hard wood from
collar 10 roof beautiful decorations: new
house: r adv for immediate ,c'u rnpcy. 49,
Uancock-st. brtvccn Nos'fand and Marcy
ayes. T.. l.. KERR. % Llbety-si..
,irw-Ycrk.
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opening. Hishcs.. Lowest. Closing.

t'asn q,o,ations were as follows Flour not, 50
FIRM patent, IOo l3c off. but tuNer> still holding
lack. No . spring wheat. 71@7l l4c: NJ } sprin5
wheat G54o9c NJ > red. ia .ic No :
40 : rye. 5oa coc. No . barley 6ac. No No i,ax,
seed 81 OF. Prime timothy seed 81 o. Si ~ Mes,
pork per Dbl $50 o. l-ac 41l o., IL. Lard. per 100
b. $40 7od $40 - = short ibis sides loo go
so - IL. Dry ssltcd SJoiIlder boxed flonflD 10
Sborf clear SIDES baked $40 20 SIC 30. Whisk y.
disiiilcrs' nnished grocs. pr GAL! Il l.: SHeaT,
cat loaf i 1-2c: Crannlacd. 51Gc: standaa " ".
357c Oa,s-No /. white. Track. - lie: NJ 3.
white. l. 32c. rarley,N9 g. % i,% '1c :
dsy The, butter market lower, creamery -: &c
dairy lGa zoe. rgSs steady strictly fresh. Id
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aorses ano Carriages.

FOR sALE.-Yog.n1g;, r H"ai cS Sp"N and
sound and gentle s,rr %hs' iir.tcIss. rig A.
,nss ~eipnn SvITLL Perth Amboy, \. ).
wouLD D i LlNfa family use; nothing bit
coach 'r raelIsble horses win sn;Ter M
sa ssIi' Yin era S n de5sssrtor r O.
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HEw.YonK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
s. p - |. IN ES .

Through rain, 10! Chicago ana the wssi leave New.
YORK foot Of Caambefs.st. d1ly, a. follows, anu i've
r,nu.as earlier Yves. I'D l.
~ A, M.-Nla Niagara Falls and ChautarQua Lac
y.lC rsriof car New-Yoik - Buffalo sleeper Hor
ne 4. 'Tlle e. ,ineinnat. DinnS-csr.
q M l.. NJ e-tibule Limited sofa Train Tor IN
S:UU cacS Via ChsIiauqua Lake. Sleeper, 10 Chicago
,'Nr,nd aud Cincinnati. Nninc-car.
con r. M-scid train 70 Chicago. via Nia2ar' Falls
O.s1O >lcrlsrs iurao, Rochester and Chicago pm
$40 y n cs to cs@ns laAs sHa Sa S MI.
ITl"""i, AZ TINE 'IARi.E. TICKETS ASD PULLMAN
xcrorn noaat at 40i aad 80 Hroaiway Cnanlcls
and West 23d-.t ferries Ncw-Yoik: tS3 Fult'n..t..
Brooklyr 900 Hudsonst. Hoeok'o ana Je'-ey CITY S'a
tior Eric Tran.fer Company ears ior ana cheeks 1aS
gacc from hotels and residences DE- t.natlon.
A DvERTIsEMENTs. AND ~ nipTIoTn r3 u;
- yyHbn 4, THE 'pp4owNN nFFIcr. No 81" Rood
wav ID door north Of Tnrty;hr-'-;t; ard hpNs Tx
IISEMENTS at Tho following Branch ON 80" - Sth'
<1c. q. cfd-si ~ GihaN'.. l1' ouiu''".'
corrcr Fourccnfhe 200 Thi-aVe corner Foty-s'Vt 4
IT. | O2G Thirlave. near SNtvfr.t,t. LOS Hr.iaic;
l0; West Forty ond.s. 1872 COlumbns.aNe - Av'
nro 3o3 Third.aye.: % West Fcu''eenth'eti =,
West .od.st jji Thirdav".: 1888 Thirda'e'i -'o"i
Third-ave. bet. Il2th and ll3ih ~. o., NJ. -, ~
London Once fnr adv crtiscucnts 2'' Ee9'h'-'t w
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Business Chances.

only Ell; send postal, will cali. i. SMITH,
failor. Rom IS, rs broadway.
Az OrIJI.II My to p,r, cut Il,
Connecticut ~ -EnE,ant reliable
hoase; part sala y and part commission;
- year, bushes, cNp'rl, nee; hiLne RI
rr'nccs. l.. -. BoA 81, Ncw-iIaycn,
IOrl.
CArirAt. WANTED to develop sumner
rrso't; rich land In connection; central; no
rreced"nt; sna! u tik,n now rei,reace-.
isi:o.'cNsl bLr., BoN ~, Tribune Uptown
Office. LAP BrOa1way.
GOOD PAYING; BOAHpING-HOU>E
full o. gentlemen boaidrs. line Iorat OF,
rear Wrst l.5tn-st station lease -"i'
cheap little cash require |. DID Yves l-3d II.
JOB aud NLWsrArr.R OttICk. Tor
sale; compete o part Interest thcrcii
value. $1,000; q " terms. los particu.
Sir adde's, r. Z" HEAL 42l EN' h'ng'
rAEINER WANTED $500: ON i,il-
ing works goo machinery; team power;
lots oi v0 k o. hand good a-ons given
ivr retiring sos Eat 93d-st.
FEn>vN> OF WEALTH or innu,nce.-
IN opppr,unity Of doing or a good through
ar igd'r,,G inIcsim,ni a men oral IN
town once i'2i2 Groidwav.
SEVEN HUNDRED HOLLAl,> cash WI.
huy out feed aad -four business; bust cor
re- IN the city: fim cpihs 0ut OF business.
address ! Bloomiicld-ave.. Newark. \. }.
10 FACET Kf.Its. Factories
built t. suit: free St. and other Induce
| ncnts icar h. Ncw.YorN SHELTON,
100. stewart Building. y. Y. CITY.
"a NrED. Contractor TO move 300
feet gravel and clay 30 eraio street; low
hid wanted. For Lar,iculnr, address Box
LOO DOLLARS VIII buy olc OF the
hest Iaying and strictly legitimate mrrcaa.
tile bU-in, sos: full inyestlg ton bareal n "
sold at one. ~ W nl''ili, 1851 rGi,On-
It.. Brooklyn.
$1,000 WILL BUY country store, stock
C.. hous'. outbuildiug- art lots. ioN
| 600; riosnl worth woH'. Box 10i, NcN-
Horhelic. y. \.
~ TO -i2 INCOME per month On m
lnvcstu ent OF f2j AID no work INVESTIGATE
Immediately. Add e-, l.. GALlTIhl,
schiller Brltiing. chicago. Ill.
S30CD WANi Ed for q good bn' mess
with r-pousirlr Iutic- will pay laro"
return: reference giNDn. H., Box 10, I ib-
unr Olrc.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Is. Y H.. X. RR. CO.. lessee .
Train leaves Vast 42dst station. New.lOfk, as ioi-
Iovs and L., minIIcs earlier from IT, Franklin St n X
40 A. M,-Dally for Newbur2. Kingston, Albany;
Istv rxroit SUNDAY. west o: C0cymans Jc. . 49,
1.15 A. M.-Daiy for Albany exc IL sun Jay. NO. urea
S,3O 4. M.-Daiy for Albany III a ~ iacu, 40 ne.
Ter Isuiiao Niagara Falls. Detroit. Ch ago * eP,
11,35 A. M.-Daily except Sunday. for Albany and
400 p. M.-Dailv. except Sunday. for Albany ,o,,so
S.I5 r. M.-D2ilv for Albany. Montreal luca. SLiacnc
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De''''
Chicago 81. Louis. -,
$40 p. M.-Dally cycep, Sunday for N"wbure Albany
Saratoga Montreal. r.a
Ais p M.-Da,lv for Albany Utica. Syracuse, kochcs-
IDr iuiiso, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit. Chicago
ukVrRSTRAw LOCALS. 2:45. .s:l5 p; NJ. I'm
NEwBURG LOCALS. 8 20 'l0l5 A. NJ. j II. 30
81. 20 80. IL As y. NJ. -. u. ~
sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto Do
trolt thicago al through trains. , ,..,,
Daily For tickets tlme,ae- paror ,. ana s "pn
lvn 1913 washin cton-s. 726 fuiton.st, AnncN once
foot 81 Fuonst.; Ncw-york CITY. "a, ll5 St3 ~.
sI2 Broadway, l43 Bowery, 81 East 1ithst, % west
I25th.st. and stations ,
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miscellaneous.

-------------- pol 4 - -s--s-~--~-~e-~-~
A.-Wf.STLcIOEN Detective and Law
Agency divorces specially separations. de-
= itlun> dlmaa"- shadOw!ne. priNat, inior-
nation iiIn..hrd suits prosecuted ana de-
ienc"i consultation free. % Nissau-st
ALLIGATOR BAGS. line trunks, London
club bag. NaliseS. W0rtma1triu,. Prs
trunks. leather Goods. css suit ca'e~,
ha-krt Trunks. toilet cases. etc.. at manu-:
f.rtuitr.' price,. old establish 4 house ~
CHARLES Schwartz, - 4th-a,c., be-
tween Sth and 9th is.
ACi IDfNT CASES. collections, di.
ycfc.s .claia'iLns names changed. Tor
eign business ras~puirs. all Law business;
con-hltltion free. JAMES j. THORNLEY,,
coursrlor - Park Row.
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS can
have their negative, PRINTED and finished in
nr-t-~ll.> style by .cnilng them TO ;.
BOYD. $50 3l-ayr.. top iioDr.
GENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose OF
their left OF clothing a. fair value VIII
rca 60 call on or addrrSs EDWARD MIL
LER ~ G:h.iNc.
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RAILROADS..

Pennsylvania
8 RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAlLWAy0F AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ~
Block Signals and IlteTl0Calg switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Dcsbrosses and Cortinndt streets
In Effect MAY 9Th. 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS -,
300 a. M.-lniinan Lestitule Sleeping oafI
J asS anu Se Ne or Dnas aSsHs Artes
ernah :S5 Il. NJ. indianapolis 90 a. M oh'e's'
l00c a IL. next day.
THE Pennsylvania LIMITED. ,,..,
1900 NOON.-OoIiposcd cNclu,i,ely Of Pullman yest
nul' Diarns ana Room. sleeping. Dit' slJ
stncaI1rscr. ana ,ypeS rtor, hah'Oom- Tor '9 tn
ee, Ia ee Of mad sba al !h bS S stacnay
and movable ece'iic lights. Anisc, chicago y w
~. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
co. o ~ LUZ s veSne s. .sa ad smoking
Gar Passenger C.ackcs 70 st. I.o,is. Arrives Ch
e''at ID H., and Louis 80 p. m, next daS'
TIE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 r. M.-iullnan NesLbalc sleeping Cans 10 litts-
vge Ceaso ana Gle, .iand Dnnng cars 10 rhaa IT.
II 40 a. ~. Chicago $3.50 p. m. ncAt dan
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
10y y W. 20. p 1sn s%nd Mspr. al
ST. Louis Dnlng Car Altoons t. icnnond H da,.,,
ac 10 p p H. M" and ilS st. louis 20 60 sc'c"d
nom.lhs.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 M-ruliman luGr, ST. ping Car New ,n
to C'taso arrives daily Chicago 80 m l,cVn
a"i csycdn U'V %ec X lay p No. ~ G M 80
SHENANDOAH nd A VALLEY route Tor "a, p i: on on
light It, VITA i s'crSt G to Htmpai; S'" o''
WASHINGTON AND TIE s0rTH.
1000 A.. washington i"m''cd, "seh ',,.,s =
Dang 20 iI.tn,o.e sunMs la " sainSton $40
$40 i. M.-"ConsresslonaI Limited" daily. vcsubule
tunnan F4..or ,~.s 49,. '''".ns car arriving "''"'
Additional EXPIRES. Tralns,C 70 500. $50 and II :o2
800 o. n.y. n.y. ana 90 nisa, s 81 aao;', ana
and ss 49, s SG " rs na fimr onS oo i@ no p
$50 =, M.-I;ishrcna ana nanvic ryme,s; daily DAILY
c to D M and 70 MosisH on !c SS .o
'qo + M Ts,ssn 70: sr IN o 5 Tnn a',g.Ne Ohio
For Az G2MFoNr %ad xSrSK Va c n;.s
for XIL: AIt cry so !" p p n.y. rees.d,ys with
lca.I % ,TT9ern,s IlIl..Ia.tncI%ne. 0'''
For For L os MIX 90 rs veSsys Grove and Point.
r' e. %s. oC sSaal; SO 20 'lS aa j. q
rot top at A.6"rS PARK and oean 1 Move on
roR PHILADELPHIA.
hA i rs XXI 20 90 80 900 80 10 10 wa,a'
az go ncen renna Limited win DninI Car. Il 20.
90. = 90. 500. 80 90 ( 80. : 90 o.. 30.
o. : 20, aad . 100 D. ~. ana y 10 ni-ht. a com
ENWc,> q Is. 80. 9 90. . 30 10 on a. ~. ~ o.
noOa IimiteI. l. 90 noon. 200. 80. 5 0G. $50.
-. % 90 y. and Il 10 night. AccoamodI.
iioa go ard 90 D. IN.
Time liable. trains local points the Penn
,yla.a ..r!o.1 Sy.tem appy az The Glowing d.ch
Mo- 1873. ~. l.loA 323 II and pol Br ), !!
wa. Asto. liou-c l3i Els, l2jth st.,ct 2Gi Wcst
i25th ,cg POI Columbus A,Geg. 7s7 siNh A' Sde
sis e. 500 Futon street 9s Broaivay ana Brook W
Anney station foot OF Fulton Street B.ooSlyn 10
Hudson >ilcet lIobokcn; Station. Jersey Cliy.
Transfer Company Will cali for aud
che asrac. from hot l. residence, through I, dc,u
nation. - ,,.oor
: n PROVOST r. WOOD.
q, nc a. Manager. fi'n':il P1s,r Aeeil
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6slp Wanteu.

Males.
AGENTS Worlds Fair advertising mo-
chine. SO daily steady WORK ,isit stores
only stamp. Samples. The ARC, Racine,
MS
AGENTS md CANVASsERS. male or
female 90 10 - daily profits sure cNperl-
cnce unnecessary; no ;1lAiDg required eX-
elusive territory given. FOR particulars ad.
dress /. PUTNAM i CO., West Winstd'
conn.
ROY WANTED to do Office work. Nd
dr. +. @. Boz 2g"i
MEN D tlLe order, in every town and
city. no delivering cod wages hom start
nav weekly: no ca'itai raul, d WORK yesr
lound. rhs iirm l. icliaOic. "IEN
rRO~.. I,o hester. y. \.
SALESMAN To sell a specially 20 the
crueciY. drug and dr. goods trades In Con
neeticnt Al references required. Box 81,
Newt ~ aan. Conn.
WANTED In hardware ,torr. young
man o, assistant, boohk'cpcr; good psninan,
correct at figures. WITH b.-t Of reference.
:. l.. Tiburc Oicc.
WANTED. Men ana women To collect
cancelled -t1mps tor H.. W. pay ~ high
o. from Al 10 40 per hundred for ,urie,ics
~ cancelled Columbian stamps. send
stamped cnyelop, for pirti, ulars. COLI NJ
BlAN. 81 81 nrcd-st.. koston.
WANTED-A Young man accustomed u
onice work must write n good hand. quick
and correct character and habit. god RI.
rfcn,c, required. Addr IN own land
whiting. -ti'ing eNpc fence. etc, b. H.,
Bon 3 Trl unr Oflcc.
WTNTED. ->alc-nan salary from star
good opening. brown BROS. CO.,
Nui-erymcn. Rochester. y. Y.
Females.
WANTED n German ProtCs STINT woman
foI general hou>ework. Gail. with refer
encc- 33J West sith.~t.
WANTED-Lad!es 10 write at home: On.
ciose stamped envelope" ELLA WERST,
secretary. South Bend. Ind
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railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
railroads.
"n"'"'"e' and COmfortj .
D.. r..,. p~.,ec,ed by Automatic block siah"'
sv.,cm Train. len We station foot Of ihoertV 9''
r,ms Table in effect Mny IA, 1893.

For ReSding at go so p ~ Il is night except
saturday night. Sunday u 80 A. NJ w. '''
$50 e, M S% 4 NJ ss go ss.nrd aS
4;oc go S;ao go K. NJ, 20, 8 90, $50 r. NJ
s aEcS M sa;u1as G0 nss Sc
10 ''p y, 20 "a a. ~ 90 30 900 r. NJ, l-'i'
ngss su.,,,v 1cwisburg and wiOmspo,t at ;pH
9 90 9 as A. 81. / 90 80 80 r. NJ; LOO p IN NJ
cxec,s SATURDAY night. SUNDAYS, :15 a. NJ ooo l. -
~ rs midnight. uo,.,.wn M,uch Chunk &C..
% * 1s A. NJ 100. 80 $40 80 70 90 I'M - n
tawo y n sunGays 80. y" A. VI. w AZ H.
For wIikesbarre Pitt,ton sne Scranton 40
4so p. NJ Sundays 80 A. md no,nts south t. Pom,
pleasant 90 rs ii 40 A. NJ :sc 40 and a. Asbury
G:IS p M Sundays. except Ocean Grove '"u "''
PARK, 100 a. ~ 700 i; Bornegat Park and Barn-
oa, 20 Sis A. II. Il5. 30 r: NJ; 40 A. NJ.
For Atlantic City. V"e'and anu "''DS''
For Monmouth Beach, seabreh and i d6 90 p.
a. ~ ~ n 40 A. NJ 80 40, 4 w. > ~ . 49,
su SS 80 90 A. ii. 400 p, NJ
SANDY HOOK R0UIE :,
From PIER g. ~ r. FOOT REcToR-SI. ,
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Railroads.

ksuiltUuuS.
"AmERIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
e. st, r. .
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
and 'fs%
ton IL the City. Teams leave nS follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
. 80 D. Wagner vcstibule service. No ex;ra fac
CHICAGO FAST Mali.
$40 A. for ony ucs Syl s"S h los
IN NV a. XDM J AS Sn G cla' MTE ae day.
Complete o %s7"i fx iia'':S': .'',@'' ~ ,..
WV no, west Of Cleveland and Detroit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
LIB 5". 3, next Ste p 'i n" SO extra al fare
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL"
55 M extra aic a" co ars@ wesder sc @o
ALBANY AND TROY SPECIAL.
$50 1 MN s,l w Ss%aT' cans Due Albany "
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
400 P. M.-Dsy, due DerC,t s;5 So, a . n.y.; Chi
FAST WESTERN EMPRESS: :, ,on,.
WV $40 > q r. i'm" Ex sPriKsIEE-
DIX p. NJ. Daily due Burlington - a M,
an1RoSDS}a .toS's iS n' MoxrEEaL EXrKEs$.
ZOO S laui sn %s 81 Mai Msons ~ o5 S5 Moa
t,ce go a. ~ ottawa daily. Except Satuiday II 20
a. m. SOLID Wagner cs.buc Bufc, service.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
100 s 55 a. dSS HS VICE. 80 sS3,e m Niagara
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
am p. M.-DaiIy. due C.rcnroq ~ =: M In
Di'n ,iIisIir rGbo fEAs 81 MAZE i"' 40 a. H.
600 r. Mnas .r. Ser 1 ii car l nS pa 70, .OCm
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
915 for BrnolC N ySs, -pf o Shaa9 iS
BEsKsHIRE HILLS Via Harlem Division.
Two through tain, daily. except san ay' 2;:i a. M
due due i rt.Sd 10 NSrin X Hds
For tine local trains. &ckris and space in S'cpng
e s5 az spS S Ssaan an' So sc %es
ard l8o;h,t station New a'fS SS3 Mashnso'' 80
Above tiain> cxccf tho-e leaving at 80 . 10 a. m..
sa 49, 800 a ier to at aSa ccc baggage from
hotels and le,dtnces through 70 1e.tna; on" vtr,S
JOHN ~ cn mT Manage ,;e'Sr r,.s'nser Agent
NEW. YORK.. ONTARIO AND WE>rtR> RAILWAY
InAINs IEAVE WtS. S2p-sT 49,.
$50 i minute eGTs from The f%t Of Eians
aontietlo Moam,ainaal. Fastgrgh: Libc,T Iivnss,or
>idney Norwich E1ac,ton. Utica Korc Oneida. Oswcg'
j. ys snOr .lso L'S SS"s 'I ro MG"s
brrgh Elienye, Failsoufgh, HurryNl"' Liberty La
90 = 81 Mcdlctown Fallsburgh. Liberty Living.
ton Manor Ko.kla"a Wat0 Ia" Do NerT9 oneG a
West. Pullman seepcr'; reclining chair car free TO
lDaiy ali other ,rans dany except SUNDAY.
1an 'e Tcu eaS se'Er ''A'
ANDERSON NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20
HpEADENG
Ell : RAILROAD SYSTEM
utrncite Coal exclusively n'uring Clcnniinr-s
nnG tomiort.l
Time Table In effect ,iny -. 1898.
LEHiCH VALLEY DIVISION.

FAST EAPKtss TRAINS l'i,e >t'Ho" loot o' h'o''F'
t.. North I.lN ,,o.,,,rrv S,.CIR.
rtirs. TORONTO tND CHICAGO. S;13. iii30
600 $40 r. w. Wkt t, ID N d., ,rs Mo
and Pullman Bur.t seeJIng G,i' On nis, t.3p. vrov
sIj il 80 a. n. y 30 e. co p ~ -unu"'s' eN"P'
ron rt,TTsVILLE Is 4. M. T. 30. 10 p M
sunaafh'' ~ .niy,I AyD HARRISBURG sl5. II 30
a. h. Il 80 -; % T. -, ,pnr.y,' roynoPyW AND
MArCm CnlyK 90 SIS, u 80 q mo ~
ais 5ia 500. 90 p m, sunday. 100 OLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FROM PIER g. y. r., FOOT ht'io' s'.,,,h,
For Atlantic Highlands Highland ,c1. Nj jas
Monmouth Beach and Long braneh' ~ '0' "
y. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20
flats 60 Get, unfnrnlsheo

oGTH.Sr.. pos WEST.-A few apart.
meat, to let at low price Ilnitor looms
and bath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20
UorK Danteo.
Males.

| MFSSENGER.-By a single nan t4ol, as
messenger light porter, or Janitor fot oncs
| have driven delivery wagon unde stanus
shipping. Atd es, ALEXANDER, Inoune
| OflIce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20

\ FULL SUIT cleaned and pressed
only 9 send postal, will calf. =. SMITH,
failOr. Rom iJ rs Broadway.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

In volume issued by Mr.. Walter Jer-
rold are the following witticisms Of Sydney
Smith
1.-The whole story of my life has been
passed like razor-in hot water or a
scrape."
There is the same difference between his
tongue and mine rs between the minute
and the hour hand-one goes II times as
fast and the other signifies IL times as
much"
MY house is just now full of cousins.
They are all first cousins, and wish them
once removed"
To child stroking a tame turtles shell
"Why are you doing that" "Oh, to please
the turtle!' why, child, you might as
we'll stroke the dome Of st. Paul's to please
the dean and chapter"
| SHY people crumble their bread at din
ner. / do it when | dine with the bishop
of London, and when sit by the archbish
op do it with both hands"
! ~The church's ordinances of feasts ant
fasts are tolerubly well kept up The rich
] keep the feasts and the poor the fasts."
III you masthead sailor for not doing
his duty, why should you not weathercocl
a parishoner for not paying his tithes2'
"Gout is the only enemy which do no
wish to have at my feet"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

Many persons attribute the low
price OF wheat and produce generally,
to the falling of In the value Of silver
In doing SO they make q great mis-
take. The price OF most articles de.
ponds on tho supply and demand.
When there is a superabundance of
wheat or any other article, the price
falls off, and when there is scarcity
the price advances. This Is fully illus
trated by the fluctuations in the prIco
of pork and many other articles. The
great decline in the value of farms is
owing to the fact that consumption
has not kept pace with the production.
Notwithstanding the great advance
made In mechanical and manufacture
ing pursuits, the advance in farming
has been etlll greater. When the
manufacturers shall be broken down
BY the free trade theorists, the com
petition among the farmers will be
rendered still greater, while the mar
ket will be more contracted and the
prices will be lower. 1t lie therefore tt
the interest OF the farmer to encour
age mechanical Industries Of all Kind
in order to lessen competition il
wheat growing, and at the same tim
create greater demand for that pro
duct. The more diversified the in
dustrles the more prosperous will b.
the entire country. This should b
fully understood, and men SHOULD
vote for that policy and not for lner
marty tr!umphS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

The Peninsula cannorieS are still
busy canning the tomato crop. To
matoes are scarce and tue Gamers
are In some places paying rs high us
IS per ton for that vegetable. This IL
considered Il high price and the faru.
ers are willing to take that much for
them.
The canueries are at work on full
time and are giving employment to
hundreds OF people. Complaint l.
made by some, however, OF tho fact
that some of them employ foreign
labor These foreign laborers live In
barracks and cook their own food, III
many cases having their stoves in the
open air and in other cases cooking
over log fires. In the Maryland can
uerles many of the laboIers are ae
cured from Baltimore and In some
cases are tough lot OF people.
A noticeable fact about the canneries
IL the number Of children employed
Some of them ure not over org years
Old. but they do their work well. Ii
appears that people in the lower part
of the Peninsula are determined t.
keep the entire family at work while
the canning season lasts and to make
as much money as they can whilo the
opportunity offers itself. II Ia eYti-
mated that the tomato season will b.
over within the next two weeks. 1'heT
most Of canneries will he closed unit
, next summer.