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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Central Railroad Of
New-Jersey, foot OF Lbertyst.. North River. 80 ~
FOR PnILADELpHIA. week DAYS 90. 200, go
1 % SE ca 80 9 % 5Sq SsF pc caI g.
s:45 p NJ. l2:l5 night. SUNDAY, 100. 10 49, u 80
Dining Car a. N. / 80. 30 Dining carr 90, 900
D. m, 10 Is night. a
p FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week DAYS
and sundays o 90 IL 81 Dining Car m 80. 80
dining Car. s 90, 800 p. m. II 10 night Co.,
Pullman PsrOr Cars day trains and Pullman sleep
ing night trains 49,,
Tickets and Parlor Car Seats bo procured at IT,
235 o6l as $40. ga 14C, 3n3 BToadMay 10! SIKH
ave- ri Fast liths POI Coumbus-ayc.. 1874 Est 10th
5G4 West 125h.st New. York gourt-t.. $50 Fulton
81 Rrookvn and Broadway. Williamsburg.
baggage from hotel or residence % Destination
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FURNISHED apartment 60 Get

THE DALHDUSIE,
40 to ~ West jith->t.. front ne Central
Park. \ choice apartment e. rent In this
very select ireprc0i house. Apply to the
lanitor.
THE TRIBUNE
ptoNn OHicr,
"a Il Roadway, II door north OF 3Istst
I'd, ert -emcnts ard subs riptions
reccil 81 there until O'Clock y. M
At BRANCH OFFICES,
ADV ertiscments received at regular ohico
rate, until y. NJ, NJ
-3l Sth-aNr., :. y. cor. oil -"i->I'
- 6th-aNe., car. l2tn-st. ,,
~. Coumbu--avr.. near West oo'h-s"
lcU West 42i--t., near bh-oNe.
- West ith-st., nca; Jth-aN'. o.
pa West 42l.st. bet. 9TH and Sth aVe>'
l11 ith-avr. cor. l4th~t.
] ,33o 3d-aNe., between 10th ara .th-se7'
LIB 3i-aSo., between 1Jsh asa 'oth So
i'O-p td-aIc., near Olst>t.
l.aVc stage, near cJth.s,.
100 3d-a'S,, corner i7th:.t
81 3iaVH. near Fas: 3lth.st. 49,.
- Avenue \. between I'd aud ith aVe''
4 Canal.,t. aad l51 Divis.on-'t; Cham
~ ,hurch-st, bet. WARM anu nam
80 Blcrcker..t near Chri-tophcr-st.
l59 East sst!i-.t., corner 3d-sve.
20 East i2G.st.. near Madlson.aNe:
2,05l 3dave., bot. Il2th AMI ll3th sts.
HARLEM OFFICES:
Is0 Fact 125th-.t, near 3d-ave. ..
80 80 West 125th-st, bet. Ith ana o'h yves
80 West li5th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SirBSCI!P.
uNF viii NJ RfcE,vEn xf ruiz Ur;
T0wN OFFICE. No. 1912 Broadway q
door north II Thirty -nr't:st ; apd ADsE
TISEMFNTS at the following ~ csanen IN
n Gtes -oS is7 Ecurth ave. -smer -Four.
teenth.st.; 200 Thind-aye. lS9 Eat ,ss.y
seventh-st corner 3d'ave. loo East LOU
g.. aear Third-ave
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REAL ESTATE TR ANSEERS

iqth.st, No $50 10 3l5 East Charles Meier and
wife 70 Solomon Miller .... &
s6th.st n = 56i.2 ~ Of COlumbusavc 1l2x
lo2 p Charles I Barney and wife 10 John G
,ed.st, 5. 94l1 # W Of Boulevard. 25xlO22;
s4th.st, $50 II c OF Madison-aye 2OxlO2.2;
= Z Lowrey referee. 10 Frank \ Green. 1900.
s1stst Nos 3i2 and 3i4 East BENJAMIN Bcrko-
WITT 20 Samuel Lewis .........
ed.sve g corner l20th-st 4OllxSO: Bcrnaid
- French, and wife 10 Emma Grles-nan .........
1l2th-st No l2l East; Laura \ Upton TO
Henry J. Stevens
1leth.st :, 225 # Of SHAVE, 25xlo0.lI;
Henry f. stevens and wife To l. Upton ......
pouleyard corner 141th-st, o91lXlC0; Hugh
Stevenson To II O. shaw
1oOth.st : :, l75 IL OF LenOXave 75Xl0011;
the Mayor, etc, TO J A Frame .-......-...-....-
csuldwell-aye. 100 IL OF l63d-st. 16.SXl00;
Charlotte Pitchie 10 Ann Mitchell. ...:..;....-.
15Gth.st n :. ga II W Of PrOspcct-aVe, 40Xircg;
Simon Danzig Ct al 20 John brennan.
CauldwelLave, s, 116.S II OF 163i-st. 1GSx
100; Charles Pitchic and wife 70 Catherine
Bathrate.sve W :, $50 # Of Kingsbridgc Road.
24xl70; Annie kcdd to Lucy \ Cameron.
CentraaNe. :, 400 fl : OF Gerard-aVe J0N200;
Arthrr-ave, :, lots 55 and So, map Upper Nor
risania. l0ONl.5, Francis Mitchell AMI wife
20 Charles Pitche....
Beekman-st No so Edwin Jackson and wife
TO w VI Jackson. .......... --...-.
Monroest, No 90; William T Gray, referee, TO
Chrysiie-st. No 81 James + Carpenter. referee.
St Marks Place, No 6; David Cohen ana wife
Eldrdge-st Nos pa and PIG Samuel Lewis and
wife 10 Ben jamin BerkOwitz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

Tfalus leave loot Of Llbe tA-st.. North River: -
For Chicago II 80 a. m. 90 90 p ~
For NiaSaa Faljs II 40 mr. n' g 90 90 D. No.
For Rochester. 10 II 30 M, 90 D. m
Above tains rxn daily Through Pullman Parlo ana
Sleeping Cars.
FOR WILKESBARRE, PITTSTON AND SCRANTON
SD II 80 a. = II 80. 600 p n Sundays. except
scran ante p ~ - 20 M 90 100 p m,
FOR READINh AND HARRISBURG SIS 1880
a. n; " 10 a. 90 p r. sundsyf; ,,ro 90 Z mvn
MAUtH CHUNK. 90 s:i5, II 20 a. M; $50.
s:i5 5:ls.' 90. 6 90 p ID. Sundays. Z: obD SIS
10 30 IL 30 a. IN. 6 200. 8 90 r. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Coal used exclusively insurng Cleanliness
and Comfort
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect June -, 1893.

oIs 90 100. as 30 T. NJ IL is nisSt except p
Saturday night sundayt. 80 a. NJ, 90 30. . 90
70 For Tia risb1fg a. 90 90. s45 a. NJ 90 80,
A 90 90, As T.. NJ - ID night except SATURDAY
night Sundays. IL 80 A. NJ. loo. 100. . 80 T.. NJ.
FOR roitsyllie at 100. 90 sA5 a NJ 90. 80.
90 80 T.. NJ. 70 - night. e,cept Saturday night
Sundays II 80 \. NJ. 90. s 80. 600 T.. NJ I5.l5
night. .
90 45 4. NJ. 90. 80. 80 T.. NJ - Is nigh.
except saturday night Sundals 10 A NJ. 90 T.. NJ.
II Is midnight.
For Easton, bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk. &c.
90 Is S:4j 4. NJ. 90. 30 ; :45 80 20 Alien.
town r. VI. sunday, 80. Is \. NJ / 90 3 30 T. VI
For Wilkcslarre Pttsion and scranton 3 Is A. NJ
IA u A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Oiice,
1242 Bloadway 81 door north ~ 3lst-st.
Ad,erti senents and subsc ipuons
II, tth-aNr.. ~. iith-st.
!. 3Ss 3d-avc.. between 10Th and 77th sts.
3a3 .td-avc., between 18th and 10th SIS.
| O2G 3d.aNe.. near Glst.St
I,nS l>t.aNc., near s2th--t.
100 .n-aNc.. coincr 41th-st.
:,ll 3d.ate.. near Fat 3,th-st.
81 Avonuc \. between Sd and 4th SIS.
II Canal.St. aud 1j7 DiNrion-st.
1io Chprch-st. bet. Warren and Cham.
hci- stS.
1os 1>t-aNc. near seth-st.
200 3d-avr.. corner i1th-~t.
55f 3l-ayr.. near East 31th-st.
- Avenue A. between ID and @th ayes
u Canal.-t and 1877 DNision-st.
1i9 Churrh.>t. bet. Warren aud Cham.
hers SIS.
32j Blcrcicr->t. near Chrlstopher.st
$50 East 47th-st., corner 5d-avc.
% Fat f2dst.. near Madi>on.ave.
o.O5l 3do,S bet. ll2th and 18th stS
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 East i.jth.-t. near 3d.aNe.
ol3 West l2jih.st.. bet. 9Th aud 9Th ayes.
800 West ijth-~t.
RROOKLYN OFFICES:
3o7 Fulton ~ ourt.-t.. sos Dc Kalb.
ave. l. $50 Bcdfor1-ave.. 100 B'way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

JANITOR.-Ma and wife want situa-
ton ; no children; can do oil kinds OF re-
rairs; got own tool.. Address l.. BlTr.
NEh, 2.2o4 2d.ave..
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Counlrn Real estate 90 ret.

1900 WILL RENT q %. room cca.lcnan's
cOtiaae with Hudson River yi"v al Hyde
raIk until November !: rar oppor-
ulni,v. "AkISIOCEACY." Tribune Onirr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
caNA0lAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

York % Seattle. lacoma Hc' '"
so.on1 class $3.50 t., GAG so. second
New-York TO San rHhcisc"' '"S' ''"'''
eIass to St. Paul via Montreal First class sZo0o'
second class T r. Y. SKINNER. 3s3 Broadway. n. T.
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Real Cstalc Wnntr0.

WANTED -W,li-furni.hod cottage near
,it, and falrrid for balance % season
shade ana glr len. nld -o;.r ground.
ADAMS. Bon ~. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
GsIp manteo.


A FEW ladc, aud gentlemen con nnd
profitable employ FOR -ptrr time col.
Letting cancelled postage stamps and Oh
coins for us send stamped envelope for
particulars colt MBIAN. 3i9 Bloomfield.
t.. Boston. Mas.
A DINNER COOK wanted at 1913 81
ave, south brooklyn. JOHN WARDEN.
AGrNrS.--j daily proht. selling White
SATIN Bouquet the most la ting perfume
made; new merhoi OF selling; requires no
talk; other fat -eling goods is sam line.
/. PUTNAM & CO.. West Wnstead Conn.
ANTED.-Brsht oHice boy who writes
fair hand wages - per week Adirrs,
q. f. A., Tribune once.
Males.
WANTED -igei.t> 10 sell OH commission
boxes OF thirteen mailed for one dollar.
l.. MILLER e SONS. 5i3 B'way, n. Y
Females.
LADIES wanted 10 address circulars
AZ home t2j 20 $50 week. Inclose
stamp MISS ELLA WEls>r, south
LADIEs-Wc furnisl Pleasant home
employment your leisure hour- will net
Vol extra pin-moncy; for particulars call
ETRUsCA ART CO.. 80 East liti-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

-s,dIvA trains !a1 chicago ana the w.s, f.ave S.S.
York foot Of Uhambers-st, daily. as follows. and i've
o.. A. M.-southern Tier Express for Binghamt9n
MAD tirira, HOrnell-yic and salamanca Pafior
SaI daily except Sunday 10 Monticello ,.
1000 MSGG sa% to Ike par dI' ear
yopt 10 Buffalo and Niagara Fails. Dining car ,,.,
IL pM-Vestibulc Limited. Solid train Tor Chl-
c:UU caeo via Chautauqua Lake sieepers TO Ohic"go'
Cleveland Cincinnati Dining , car ,,, x,oa,, Falls
6.SO sicSicrs 10 Buffalo Rochester and Chicago, u
$50 D WA Chautau1ua Lake and Na2ara RAJ
S:oU solid train 10 Chicago. sieeDers 10 hofnelis'
r 6CAL FINE TABLE. TICKETS AND uLi nt
l. at 26l ~ toi Sav ac 20 md Wv,
sd 81 ferries New.york; 1888 futon-,t BROOKLYN 100
uwdsonsf Ilohoken and Jersey city station Ere fsl,
Ter COMPANY csls FOR and checks baggage from hos anu
residences destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
U1TTTUORE q: OHIO II. IL.

Fust Express Trains To .
8, 4. 7 TuM0RE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO, GINCIN.
BAiStHTic , 81. LOGIs hND ALL FONTS WEsI
Lave New-York, foot OF Litrrty-st. ,,,. ,a.,
FOR CmlGAGo Il 80 a. M 80 q p ng % i4'' "'s"'
For CINC!NXATI ST. L9TIIS 2. ~ p; n M IN 80
nor m' Dining Car. 80. $3.50 Dining Car'' o.
r. m n L is night An pains run daily, r., Sunday.
10! oic,s: ~ sCi: a. LAO BawaS 81 r.
ssanios foot Of b~Iyst + = Of - an. nd check bag
y ,,on hotel or rcs aence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
EXPEDITION FLYER LIMITED.
GREAT 1O.HOTR TRAIN TO CHICAGO

GREAT 1O.HOTR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
For through passengers only.
300 p. M.-DaiIy, due Chicago 10 A. W. next d"''
Complete Wagner service. o,,,
$50 =. M.-AIBANY TROY ND SN6Nl''N
400 =. M.-NORTH SHORE NI>rIEtLE hlNil'o
600 p. N.-fNST WESTERN ~ PI,INS-Dnr hi'"-o
80 r. NJ; st. Louis : :ij \. VI. Dining a. i,,,o,
6:25 r. VI. NORTHERN EAPHEsS-Due E"i'ns'o''
49,, rls,tNbgIg "A; M2ntFssl 10 - @MrhM,1. Ex.
smiths ~ Malone 40. Montreal. . 100 \ NJ ooo
1880 =. NH FFAIO. NIAGARA FAIILS NND :,
ISLANDS SPH1h.-Duc Buffalo. 80 Il 49,
Nagara Falls 90 A. NJ. CLAYTON - A. t:yApREss
p. NJ; st. Louis : - A. NJ. Wagner .cr,icc. ma.
300 p. Unlimited FAST MAIl.->ltep,ng car i"'
-enccrs for Rochester only due - y NJ: c,t..co
9:15 p. N.-CHICAGO NIGHT EXPEtNS-fo' o"'''s''
rITcrrLD. LEX@X' Z"EIH ADAMS AXp :, TIKI, NE
LEN DINI>1ON-9:0i A.. NJ: du@ ldtrnn'WW due
=. NJ. North Adams = 30 p. NJ. 3;5o r. "a ""'
Pittshcld = 10 =. NJ. North Adams 10 T. h,..a.,s
FAST BtRKSH1HE ENPRES>-Iiida' ana p "
only AZ - J.. NJ: arrives Ptsnrld ".l' = "a
Fo time trains tickets and space IN sti''lt,iE
apply Grand Central station. OF al ~" ~ 40
7sj az Brosdwlv ~ rolumbn-avc.. 81 Wei
and 13Stht. station. New York; 1873 NashI'e"l>' 80
Fulton.,t.. aud = Rroadv ny = D. Bro klyn. lii,
Above tains. except thos' leaving at 30 "lp ?.-o
A. NJ 40 90 30. 30, 90 r. NJ. stop 1T ash'
we.tcou Expros, calls Tor and checks baggage from
hotel. and residences through 70 Destination
JOHN VI. TOTCFY. GEORGE II. pANIELe,
moral pdS-a
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Real estate Uanteo.

w about 10000 e"' property Ne"e
rutland & WHITING : peesm.n.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

EOR LUN" BhANth. OtEAN GROVE. ETC.
FRON PIER &. N r.. FOOT EECTOI-ST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland beach N0rulsndie,
Seatnght, Monmouth Beach and Long Branch at 4 so,
90, II 90 \. NJ, 90. $40 80 80 y. NJ. sun
DAYS, . 80 \. NJ, 90 A. NJ.
For Elbcron, Ocean OR Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant II 90 A: NJ. 200 3:i5 30 S 80 l.. NJ
.OC 3:4J 7. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
Real Gstate 10 GTehanae.

GOOD INVESTMENT property. down
town. fully rented. TO exchange for country
sea: or farm. owner, MARTIN, ~ Wall t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

THE TRIBUNE.
At BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisement rec ,lyed az regular once
rate, until 5 y. H., VIZ.
25f shave, :. .. CO... OF 23t--t.
1872 Columhus-aye., near West OSth-st
49, Columbus-aNe., near West OSth-st.
100 West 42i-st.. near Oth.rNe.
20 West ith-st., near 5th-aNc.
251 West 42d-st, bet. It'll ard S;h AYES.
lJ1 shave, cor. 14thSt.
1913 3d-ave., between 18th and 11th.sts.
3-3 slave. between 10Th aud 18th 5ts.
.o20 3d-ave., near 6lst-st
Los l-t-asr., acar soth-st.
$50 3d-aVr., corner i7th-st.
JJ4 3i-aVr.. Lear East 3lth-st.
- Avenue \. between Sd and fth ayes.
u Canal.st and lj7 DIvisI0n-st.
Ii9 Church-st.. bet. Warren aud Cham
hers 49,
J2J B'c-t hcr-st.. near Chfistophcr-st
ijD Fast a7th-st., corner 3d-ave.
% Fast t2d.st.. Delr Madison-ave.
2,05l 3d-ave bet. 1l2th ana 18th sts
HARLEM OFFICES
$50 Fast 125th-st, near 3d-7ve.
243 West 125tb-st., bet. 1th and Sth aves
800 West li5th IT.
BROOKLYN OFFICES;
397 Fulton st % Courts sos De Ka1b-
ave-. 1900 Bedford-aye.. 100 Bwsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south Point
Pleasant. 30. , 30 Red Bank. 10 10 30 If 80
4. NJ. 1.20 saturiays only) 80. 2.i5 3 30. 90
80. ) 80. G:lj T. NJ. SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove
and AsBurv Park, 9:lJ II 80 \. NJ. 8 % T. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River Barn"gat Par ami Barne-
cat 80. \ Is 4. NJ. 30 I 80 T. "
For Beach Haven. Atlantic city, Vlnelsnd and Bridge.
ton. 80 \. NJ. ! 80 T.. VI.
For Monmouth n Beach, senesIsh, and Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
Railroads.
Pennsylvania
d RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Interlockilg Switches.
TRAINS ,, MEAvE .TATIoNs, foo, of De..
In Effect July ID 1893.
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
S'o@ M;mrullHa9 vestbue sleeping Chicago
. chgago e%S%5oi I"e es ss" ST. I"sIaH
FAST LINE.
300 A. M.-For Pittsburg and Central Pennsylvania
farlor Car to Pttsburz
TnE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
100 NOOS.Aonpoecd exclusively Of Pullman Vesti.
SnIe D'%ng and state Boon sepng Dining smo.
and % s S'lS9.s hn i5 Both 1T I%
isnres o. hon. sp' h pIT, anu an ~ voi,ci d
movable electric lights Arrives Cbic1go 100 noon
ST. LOUIS. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO EXPRESS.
zoo T.. M.-Pullmin \cstibule sleeping and Dining
smss no 81 IOg Gnsnna and Gayago ve1tSTe
Arrives Cincinnati 10 80 NJ ST. Louis 80 .. m.
and Chicago . 80 j. II.
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M.-Pullnan Vestibule Sleeping Cars 10 Pitts
burg lr ChGss@ ana Ie0eland pinng oar to Chicago
uTH-wEsTERN EMPRESS.
M seeen Vars 10 rac@na and s. n
Pyle Ga ASGna 10 90 M and ~ Sa 90
q. m. second morning . ~ "' '"1
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 p M-Inllmag Buffet Sleeping car Ncw-York to
moplilsl. Toledo ii so p m, Columbus 7l5 D M.
ASDoHn T vXIIEiY 80 nS rE for points No


with SLEEPER To Memphis.
FOR BALTIMORE W36;sTTiI;HGToN AND TO THE
1000 4. Washington Limited weekdays.
NeSubuie Pullman Parlof Cars, Passenger O"ehe'' p"
800 p. NJ" Congressional Limited daily Vest.
9qle PuilnnS Pa Ior Cars and Dining cor arriving
Addiion Express Trains, go s 90, $50. go AID
lo9 A. NJ 3le $50; % q 90 ana go NJ aga Oh
and 90 r. NJ. and l2.lj night. Washington only, 40
p NJ. daily. no Coaches
$50 4. M.-Atlantic Crat Line Express daily. sleep.
Tampa; 900 Z. NJ. daily. Sleeper to jacksonville.
4.3O =. M.-Hichmond and Danxilc Express daily
500 r. M.-Dailv for all points Ch".ar.ake & Ohio
FOB Fa 6 Tqus4 Ssf anf 2 3e az via Cap
Charles Route, 90 N. Weekdays and with Through
Sleeper; 90 p m daily .,., ,
FOE nbAX1It r SY 80 and p M %ray with
FOR CAPE MAY 90 y. n. wcekdays
For Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grove and Point
p m. WEEKDAYS Sundays g Is Q 40 a. m. and 10
p (Do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
Sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 20. 90 80 90 80 10 90 Wash;
noon pcnn'a Limited with Dnins Car ~ 30 20 90
press Is; 80 200 80 1000 90, az 90 n .SG
o1 I'd 2" sna 90 q ns 9 'oO 30 40 100
Ticket dinces: Nos 43s III 1886 1923. lIs and oG
Ys sS 1gp' oEs ha i ia2 '5s' s 2G
Avenue aud Of Desbroses and Cortlandt streets
Court Street $50 Fulton street 9s Iroadwav and
yn % Hudson Street, IOboken station. Jersey city
Inc New.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hc, and residences through 10 deonston
General Manager General Tsssr Agent.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
The University Of Kansas.

The twenty-eight academic year Of
the University Of Kansas, the foremost
collegiate institution of the state, will
begin on Wednesday, September 6.
The University now has eight build
ings, including two in process Of con-
tion Zone a physics building, $4,000;
the other q library building, s75, 5,OOO),
In addition q handsome residence for
the chancellor is building. The student
enrolment last year was 75O, and the
present faculty number 46. Five schools
are comprised in the University, viz:
School Of Arts, School Of Law, School
Of Engineering, civil and electrical;
School Of Pharmacy and School Of
Music and Art-Tuition in all depart
ments Of the University is free: q lecture
fee Of s25 g year IS charged in the School
Of Law. Students are admitted on GER
tificste from the Kansas high schools,
academies or colleges. There is no pre-
paratory department, so candidates for
admission must be prepared to enter the
Freshman class.
The apparatus of instruction of the
University includes library, 10000 vol
umes, natural history collections, COM
prising over 10000 specimens, firstclass
equipment in electrical engineering
shops and excellent facilities in all the
lines of instruction offered in the various
schools. There is q sports field of II
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
THE MARKETS,
CHICAGO, July 81, 1898.

CHICAGO, July 81, 1885,
Wheat has suffered another big slump. Sen.
tember opened at 59H cents sold 573I cents IN
to 60H cents and at 10 80 was 59A cents. De-
eember sold to 6S cents off to 66 cents, and back
to 674 cents. ''0I>
CoRN-Weak. September opened at S8lI cents,
fell to S73 cents, and then up to S8 cents.
OATs-SloW at 231 4(023115 cents for September,
and at 10 80 was 2326 cents.
HoGs-7Lower. September pork is S1925; Sep
tem6er lard has sold at $9659$9.75; ribs, $5.75I0
$6S71a.
KANSAS CITY, July 81, 1898.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1OS cars; September 4S5S
cents; cash No. hard, 5315 cents
CoRN-Recetpts, SO cars; No. white, 291%
cents; No. 2mfxed, 2S cents No. 3 mixed27T
cents.
OATs-Receipts, cars; No. mixed, 2l cents.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
TELL
YOUR
FRIENDS

That during the COM
ing session of Congress
which begins August Z
The ADVOCATE will
give it's readers the
plain truth regarding
the actions ofthat body,
in editorial correspond
ence that can be re-
lied on.
Those who wish to
know what is being
done will send in their
names at once
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02

acres containing running tracks, foot
ball, baseball fields, etc.
The presentation of certificates and
holding OF examinations for admission
will be on Wednesday and Thursday,
September 6 and z.
For catalogues and programmes of
courses and for general information sp-
ply to the registrar of the University,
Lawrence, or to Francis H. Snow, chan
Cellor.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
THE HOWARD,
SeVenty-five Cents Per Day.
Three Blocks from Worlds Fair-Hsad-
quarters for Kansas-A Kansas
Man Proprietor,

Gov. Lewelling and staff make the How
ard their headquarters. Il is new, hand
somely furnished, pleasantly located, rooms
for two, rs cents to $1.50 each. Restaurant
attached, serving good meals for 25 cents.
Higher priced rooms, and more expensive
estingif desired. Two blocks from Worlds
Fair entrance, one block from Midway
Plaisance. Gable cars down town run by
the door. You are right at home when you
leave the fair grounds. No long weary
waiting for crowded cars, no time lost, no
car fare to pay. You will meet Kansas peo-
pie at the Howard. You will be made TO
feel at home. Parties wanting rooms would
do well to write in advance.
MUNGER & MYERS, ProprietOrs,
Sixty-hrst Street and Washington Avenue.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
LEAVING COLORADO.
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the unemployed thousands throng the
streets OF every town and city The au-
thorities realize that there are no pros
poets Of work for these men before
winter and they are shipping them out
Of the state. I think that there is an
understanding with the railroads that
these men are to be carried on freight
trains and that train men are instructed
not to meddle with them"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
RETURNED FROM THE WORLDS
FAIR,

The Test Decided in Favor of the Com
binatiOn Oil Cure.
KANSAS CRY, July 2.-The Comb
nation Oil Cure has been put to the test
in Chicago during the last few weeks.
DR.. Bye was presented with ton cases Of
cancer and tumor Of the most terrible
forms, and in every instance the oil has
done its work and now the enmity OF
physicians who acted as judges proclaim
the Combination Oil Cure the most won
derful remedy for cancer, tumors, skin
and womb diseases in existence. The
doctor has just published q little volume
on cancer and malignant diseases which
he mails free to afflicted people. Orders
should be sent in soon ss there 10 only q
few hundred left. DIR. D. M. BYE,
Portsmouth Building, Kansas City, Kas.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02

The SRlins Normal University, L. O.
Thoroman, president, has enrolled dur
ing the year just closed over 300 differ
ent students, representing over
two-thirds Of the counties of Kansas and
several other states. The prospects for
the new year, which opens August 20,
are excellent, and the management is
confident that the enrolment for the
next year will exceed by 200 or 300 that
Of this year. 1t is matter Of congratu-
lstion not only on the part Of the friends
Of this school, but by all interested in
the higher education Of all Glasses that
the management has been so successful
and has been able to build up without
one dollar of aid, an institution 80 meri-
torious and with such a bright future.
Salins Is proud of her schools and well
may she be. They are not only source
OF culture and refinement, and q place
where citizens may educate their chill
dren for any vocation in life, but great
source Of revenue, bringing to the city
annually more than S125,000. See its
advertisement in the list of colleges in
the ADVOCATE.
nukkon uouaa Tonnka Va n oS n N vap aay
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
No More Contributions,

Mrs. S. N. Wood has made such ar
rsngements as will enable her to do
without any further relief contributions.
Those who are intending to send money
for that purpose will please take notice.