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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-03-11
ANIMAL HEROISM.
The Brute Creation Bears Pain wit
Heroic Endurance.

Inc Brute NrehtlOn bears ram with
Heroic Endurance.
One of the pathetic things connected
with the Kaleidoscope nonsense people
call life is the manner in which the
animal Kingdom endures suffering, says
the Florida Times Union. Take horses,
for instance In battle and after the
first shock of wound they make no
sound. They bear the pain with a
mute, wondering endurance, and if at
night you hear wild groan from the
b tile field it comes from their loneli-
ness, their loss of that human compan-
iomship which seems absolutely indis.
prnsable to the comfort OF domesticated
animals.
The dog will carry broken leg for
days wistfully but uncomplainingly.
The cat, stricken with club or stone. or
caught in some trap from which it
gnaws its way to freedom, crawls to
some secret place and bears in silence
pain which we could not endure. Sheep
and other cattle meet the thrust of Il
butchers knife without sound and
even common poultry endure intense
agony without complaint.
The dove shot unto death flies to some
far off bough, and as it dies the silence
is unbroken, save by the patter on the
leaves of its own life blood Tho
wounded deer speeds on to some thick
brake and in pitiful submission waits
for death. The eagle, struck in mid.
mir, fights to the last against the fatal
summons. There is no moan or sound
of pain, and the defiant look never
fades from its eyes until the lids close
over them, never to uncover again.
Here is an example of this splendid
endurance right before us which proud
man in vain tries to emulate. A mule
haltered to post awaiting treatment,
one of its hind feet a suppuratiug sore,
frog fostering and running out Its
whole body droops and its eyes are
strained and agoniziug. The veter-
mary surgeon standing by says that the
slightest touch of that foot to the
ground causes the most intense pain,
and yet there is no sound, nothing but
that patient endurance that astonishes
and appalls.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-03-11
WHOLE NUMBER, 1,117.
AN OLD lOvE-LETTER.

The flying years. the silent years.
Swept DER this safely hidden page,
TIN Time. that deep-sunk mystery clears,
Gives me the dateless heritage.
Where beat the heart. where burnt the brain,
That all this pain and passion felta
On leaves defaced by mould and stain
The secret of a life Is spelt.
Why rashly lift why rudely rend.
The softening veil that Death and Time,
Conspring Life with TT to blend,
Have hung between her soul and miner
Enough to know. enough to feel
That one inmor al bliss endures;
The love these ardent words reveal
May haply mirror mine or yours
Margaret Crosby. in Scribner's Magazine
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-03-11
FROsTBI RG, Md. SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1893.

Il will stay with you," she said,
until | get another situation"
But she never took another situation.
Any one could have guessed the out
come of it all. Even little Sara.
guessed it, when she said:
Il do believe that our Bob has fallel
in love with Miss Kasson T.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-03-11

God gave every man individuality of
constitution and chance for aohievin,;
individuality Of character. He puts
special instruments into every mans
hands by which to make himself aul
achieve his mission.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-03-11
.E0RGES GREER x CUMBERLAND

KAILRO Nd.
[ NAIi.T, Sundays excepted, from Ccnt}a'
t)Statiun, Etlmueri,tut-
% NV WAKp-BOUND TRAINS.
Leave Cuniberland 1:l5 !; III l:io = II
trrive at N;te summit. S:nU It IN 2::SD !, II,
= Mniland..... So Il nj 2:12 p II,
l4"narollllS a:''' il m 300 = Ii
RETURNING iKAINo.
Le;iv, Homecoming. 80. 1850 Il IN 400 = II
Arrive at >I'dlud..... l0:39 IL M 800 p IN
" Vale summit HOO a nj $40 y II
I" Cumberland. | II. .45 Il IN 6:lh y f.,
Dams Rock eXcurSionlstS take the 40 a
m train at Cumberland, and return by tn,
$50 p III. train at Vale Summit.
JAMES a MILLHni.LA ~,
Aug9 iicno"Hl Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
ENTHUSIASM FOR M'K1NLEY.

HE CONTINUES lis TOUR THROUGH ohlo'
SPEAKING At THREE MEETINGS.
Wapakonita. Ohio. Nov (SpeciaD.-Three grea,
demonstrations to-day add to assurance that on next
Tuesday Ohio will re-elect Governor Mckinley by
n plurality which will surprise the Governor "'
self. This morning he went from oahuu9N' "
Lima and thence TO Van vert. Inc Guy We
thronged with people. there being fully o'co
strangers in town. The feature OF the uay was
procession of horsemen and wagons WHICH was
five miles long OF horsemen alone there "eic HUI
than 400 The meeting was held IN 'he P"ih' anu
from 1000 to 5000 people congregated there'
A. the train from Van Vert pulled into Lima
cheer upon cheer arose from the people VINO 'du
oseon,h,ed AT the station. The welcoming cries in
creased when the Governor stepped from the ui'"
and everybody rushed to shake hands with him
Governor Mckinley spoke from MS ca'ii'se 'U'
ton minutes The train started while he was speak
ing and the passengers cheered the uo'elhoi do
they were rapidly whisked away.
At Wapakonita tonight there were two meetings
one in the opera House. where 400 people had
gathered and the other in a hall with 800 people
Both meetings were charmed by the Governor
elocuence as they proved by their cheering. These
,neotines are as good indications as can be OBJ
tanned of the feeling in Ohio. and show that re-
markabe gains will be made. What we want
said ovcrnor Mckinley to-day rs TO set every
wheel in motion. You sannot run wheel with me
water that is passed and you can run mn
with the orders that have been nHed Inc peopie
are waiting and waiting on the DeiloSI
leaders | mean for the great masses OF mat party
are not free-raders. as the people VIII snow q" 'l
9Th of November. They want prosperity as ! uo ~:
and Europe without destroying our prosperity anu
giving this market TO Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia days 400, 90, 90, IL 90
II 80 dining Car A. NJ, 30, $50 Dining Car,
90 BYfet Paror Carr, 90 90. 80. 5:45 P. NJ,
l. IL nsnt SUNDAY . 90. 10 30 IL 80 gDalng Carl
A. NJ 80, 80 tDinins Car. . 100 500 T. NJ l. ID
For Baltimore and washington week days and sundayS
8 :o0 90 p NJ. II Il, night .,., ,,.uo, c,nn, g.
4 90 Is AS A. NJ 90, 80: 545 $50 % Allen:
town p NJ sundays 80. ID A. NJ, 100 go
T. NJ .,...,.,,. p,,.,op. and Scranton. s:.5 A. NJ.
~ JOE SUNDAYS. 1 80 \. NJ.
eadlnc at 90, 100 $40, ZOO il 80 A. NJ,
d ror 70 : 90 5:4j 80 p. NJ l2;l5 n ght. except
~ nj ght sundays, 100. 80. 80, 100 L. NJ
l. 10 NAM HAM. bnrg at 90 90 s:i5 A. NJ. co. 80
90 ~ p NJ 10 rs night. excepting saturday night
Sundays. 90 80 p NJ ~ - night; 20 " ,.o,
l ror rc S0 10 r " u Is night except Saturday
night sundays 80 800 ,r II lS nght >, 90
oo sstnray night sundays rs a. NJ, 90 P. NJ
For Red Bank pTs,ch AMI pol"so south % PsIc
sundays cNeept Ocean Gro7e and Asbury Park. 900
A. NJ 4'oo l. FOR LAKEWOOD
Farmingdale Toms River Barnesat PARK ana Barnega"
For Atlantic City, vineland and brdcetOn 80 A. NJ
~ or Monmouth Peach. Sal right and Hlchana Beach
go sl3 u 20 NJ 80 % g 70 MI0n"0u'A
rekets and parlor can be procured az ~
%, oSi AIS $40 oii 11i0 1913 Bro'dway ~! SiMh'
oyc al Fast lithst l3i Fast l25ths 20i West 18TH
St, 25l Colnmbus az The New
VorT Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage ron
hotel residence II destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

A. Y. {. & H. T. X. Il. CO., LtssEEJ mi,
Trains leave West 42d-st. Station. New YORK - Tug
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot frann sx.ssA
RsSS "a U"DaIy loca 10 suspension Bridge eAces'
SUNDAYS Yves: Of Coeymans Junction. ,. Par.
7;3O a. M.-Daiy local To Albany ana Sa'aos~'
lor ear L, Albany Sundays Only ;,,, Sxr,.,ss Rsch,
min A. M.-Daily for Albany ttlca Syiaeuse .s.scs
est,r baiiao. Niagara Falls Detroit C"ieaso e'''p
f1:s5 A. MDy except Sunday to ca, Mancs m
albany saratoga. Caldwell LAX George faf'0' ''''
a.oS ~ M"DaIy. Except sunday for catskill A0'S
a Mp,iiy for Albany Montreal Utica sy nss,os
"''Rocbcster Buralo Niagara Falls, Iofo"'"' Do'
Cleveland and Chicago o., ~,,hr,o Albany,
6s, r. M.-Daily except Sunday Tor NeE Kiors,on
"Sayatoca and Montreal Parlor car 70 ROCHESTER.
S,iJ r. M-Daily for Albany Utica 1risyeland and
Bufaio. Niagara Fails, Toronto Detroit ''e'''''
Chicago. OAK ., az AS n n.
y.whnro Locals s rs 10 10 a. m, 'i'A'' ''"''
Wagner sleeping Tor AD Toy;o,S petr Cevs
Land and Chicago on oil through trains; accom-
modatoas or Information apply Offices, foot Fulton
New CITY liz S sO RS e, w.i 2tI asssss
way. iis Bcwery. 81 East 1tth'sss' rISyMsERr.
ana o. sa'ohe' General Passenger AgsvvS .,r
8 vandcrbilf-ave" N c"-.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
MONEY! REOy-FATEED TO CHARITIES.

Quincy. H.. Nov. lin the Probate Court vester-
day was filed the will Of Anna f. Brown WIDOW
of the late Charles Brown. Mrs. Browns estate
is valued in round figures at 100000 ana she as
poses of 1t as follows: Her residence properly anu
$4,000 for the establishment in Quincy or Home
for Frendess Aged People: s. 900 to the Illinois
Industrial School for Girls, at Evanston; S.WW 10
the Woodland Home for Orphans, AT quincy *.vW
and her diamonds the Quincy Humane Society
$4,000 the Illinois Humane Society; sioo TO tne
Connecticut Humane Society: $4,000 TO the Louisiana
Humane Society; 5000 to the Massachusetts
Humane Society To her relatives she leaves small
beduests and the remainder TO the institutions and
societies named above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trims leave foot West i2d.st follows 10 minutes
earlier from trankn.st.: . .
s:l1 A. ", DAILY except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. H. stations Middlcown Ellen,illc, FalIsbu Lbs ry,
Carbondae, scranton Walton. Debit, Sidney, Norwich,
Utica. Rome. oneida. Fulton, 0swcgo.
AIS T., NJ. Except sunday, sullivan Co. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall,
Mdi,town. Eenyilc Mountain Dale. Centreviiie. Falls
burg Hmcyvile. Liberty Falls, Liberty, faiksyile. and
Livingston Manor
1,iS r. VI. tdaily) Middletown. Summitvile, Falls.
burg Liberty, Livingston Manor. Rockland Walton, Sid.
new Norwich Oneida. Fulton. OsweGo.
t,Ij T.. NJ daily. Via Niagara Fails. Reclining chair
car seats free) NewYork 70 Niagara Fails Through
pullman seepers New-Nork Chicago. Arrives Detroit
$40 p. M. Chicago. 80 q. M, St Louis. = 200 p M
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway.
Transfer Company calls for and checks bagga
TO destination
J. &. ANDERSON. q. p. A.
6U Beaver ST.. NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
Railroads..
pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.

STATIONS, foot of Desbrosses and COrtlnndt
Streets.
In Effect October 18th, 1898.
900 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EAfi.Ess-rullman sleep
ing and Dm%s cars 70 c9cayo Cnenns I and a ais
w. f FhS 70 3 m; e1! qS and Chicago
100 N6o 90 ' Fi?GSsNS1LvASIA
and oOratsp car, Ar5is, c>ag l. 80 Ho Oil
s:o Zoo ssyyss Ral" s,s ta r.
S 81 10 S Lsn ST. ans Sa 80 m chicago S' 80
$50 p VI. WESTERN ExrEEssmrHl%a" S Sleep
as a 70 rG , cls s snd II 40 m CHI R asS
80 u iMwgsg pS,n E Sarnss and rf S
Gn s Car, ' to z Cincinnati Louis. Ai,es ClnciH
500 w. JIA%9c Sa;s E,s ci sss
scr"f Car .ecSSG mo ing reoio il 80 H. tca
S,s Il; p nj SlHNSb5SA y Wiley " EoGTE daily
p. Tii@ MORE Z wAsMiSGToN AND THE SOUTH
1000 4. III: " n.hns.on Limited" weekdays Pull
ParlOr Car and bnIIg car, daily Pullman
Taror Cars aud Dining Car. ARRIVING Washington $40
Additional Trains s a's,, 80 Sunday d 20
80 T. .-N ao & t e IT. Line ne EESSes daily
eepsr so Ss ToI snsp 10 JsrHomT anu
40 a' r. !'%I. '' aSd Ds%$s Spf, daily
800 '' e. M /" haEg'i o r"q cGsops Ohio Railway
o ssep% @%d laS go COX Vt, Cape Charles
Route a. m week.dsyS and with Through Sleeper
For &tr"".c ciiy, 90 p. weekdays with Through
Buffet Parlor Car.
For Cape NAV. l 90 p. m. weekdays.
Branch A-burv Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant 10 a. m. I. 10 3 40. 10 and II IS p n
week DAYS. Sundays. . :i5 a. m, } rs p. m do
not stop at FOR rHn a Elf: n.F o" sundays
Express: G 30 20 T. . 30 o. 80. 10. IL m. 12
noon Penn'a limited 10 20 l. > 10. 3, !. 80 s.
o. 40 :. 80 :, D. m. IL rs night. SUNDAYS FN-
press 6:i5 $40; 900 10 a. M az noon Limited
. {. 30. ; u 30. : IS. s.. D. n., II y night
Ticket Onccs Nos. 1888 oi4, 1876 ll3 and POI Broad.
way. | AStor HOUSE. l3i East l25th street 2ol TO-
lumbus Avenue 737 Sixth Avenue. and foot or les-
bos.es and Cortant tourt Street $50 Fulton
street as Hroldwav and BROOKLYN Annex station foot
Of Fulton Srst. Bro Klyn; 100 Hudson Street, Ho-
The Ncv'York transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage hotels and ences through 10 desti-
nation. . ,.oon
s. N. PROVOST, J. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
NEVER WROTE TO LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Chicago. Nov. DIR. j. L. IRWIN. OF No. 25i On
taro-st., whose name was siebed to a letter writ
ten to Lillian Russell, New-York asking her 10
send $500 to the release Of her brother from
fail is completely du nfounded what he says
is an unauthorized of his name. Il don I
know Miss Russell or any OF her family sag ~
the doctor, land never wrote a letter 10 her IN
my life Some suggested that friend may
have been endeavoring 10 perpetrate a practical
Joke on me. but l hardly think II can be that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
LEHlcH VALLEY R. R.


AS FOLLOWS:
,.oo NJ daily Tor MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
S.iJ 4. NJ daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER
nj w ,In and the Nest louisville and principal
iocal points; chair car wikesbarre Pullman car "
100 WOO A. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
'' IiisO l. VI daily for, GENEVA; ROCHESTER
nj t'ESIo NIAGARA FALLS and AL points Wet
pniir,n sr.u.r 10 CHICAGO Buffalo; pullman Bu1'S
seennr 10 Cicago Suspension Bridge connections .os
"tS,40 p NJ daily except SUNDAY. for ELMIRA and
ali I"'"rmdIac stations; connecting lor fOttsSil,e .,
a.aJ D. VI. daily, except SUNDAY, for TCNkHAN'
NJ. and principal Intermediate stations; chair
10 and $40 r. VI; daily sNeept sunday, for
'kJt W. daily. except sundays, for MAUCh
cryv and intermediate stations chair ear 10 Eiston
' tSi, ~ VI daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
III III ,:ints West; Pullman ,leeper> 10 Cnltago Wa
m mnrn And suspension Bridge connections for Read
~, S,S Su D. NJ daily for ITHACA. GENEVA RoCHES.
TIL: uIFt'tLO. NIAGARA FALLS. and al pons
Wet, pullman sleeper u Chicago VIA Suspehsios
RrIdcs pullman sleeper Buffalo . go,
additional Sunday trains 80 4. NJ FOR Manch
Chunk and Intermediate stations connection, for fo.s
Vile: 40 r. NJ for Easton aud ntermelate stations:
General Eastern ONCE 23j Br adway. y. Y, u LnS
Now York Transfer Company VIII call for ana check W.
g,,,r from hotel or residence through 10 de>that9n,
ROILIN II. WlLBtR 'nAsi > ,yssnt
w %oZNFN ICIIFI WM. Il. SMITH
a. Con pass Agent Gen. f.. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
BALTIMORE g. OHIO Il. II.

FNDrc~~ TranI To
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON, CHICAGO. CIN-
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave New.ycrk. foot Of Lberty.st ,,n,,,,
For niliuAG0 II 49, a. M. 80, p; m. l2io "'s"''
For vlNCINNXTI, ST; LOUIS. .. N, p. n, %
q. m. Dining Carr, 80 $50 p. m. Dining Carr o.
y. M. II rs night All trims run daily.
Ticket Offices ~ e6i. AIS. $40 lilo Bdway, 81
lyn; station foot Of LIberty;st., g; +. r. Of n; j
from hatAl or residence " destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
Mem DnbllCaIlons.
GOD IN
HIS WORLD.

An Interpretation. by HENRY MILLS ALDEN. Book
/. From the Beginning. Book H. Tho Incarna
ton. Book III. The Divine Human Fellowship
SPECIAL HOLIDAY EDITION. Po.t $40. White
and Cold Uncut Edges and Gilt Top 81 so; afro.
Post $40. Cloth, Uncut Edges and Git Top, 81 -.
remarkable contribution to current religious lltcra
ture In these days, when bald msteralism has
gained such a foCthold in the Christian Church.
IL is hopeful sign find book Ike this so fup Of
genuine spirituality yet free from pious vapdty
and cant.-N. Y. Tribune.
A hook OF ideas-a thoroughly honest book-a book
in short such as does not appear every day. ana one
which becomes inspiring helpful, and comfort
inc the more one enters into it.-Churchman, ~ Y
4 true real noble expression Of relSlon-one when
Is at once mystical and rational, Vital and philosophical
An expression such this needs and no other age
than this could hive produced-Chr stan Cnion' n l.
PUBLISHED BY HARPER BROTHERS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02

Acker. They will waive examination and let 'he
case be taken before the Grand jury -, , I'll, TO-
An important ratification meeting VIII ne ~" H.. tho
morrow I'm the German Club. at Stapleton. by the
organization of Richmond County Democratt1, an T
dress The meeting which will probably be the
largest anti-Muler demonstration OF the campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
CANADIAN PACIFIC g. RA ~; LAY;

New-York to Seattle, Iaeoms' W.
second class e37 90. ~ EY,st class, e4joO; secons
New.York TO San Franciseo' A" -. "a.
class, ESQ 90. IL. xtors,eal FIRST class Vow
New-York to St. Paul. VIZ "'" - ,
second class. s2too SKINNER SIS Broadway. N. Il !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
Autnmn Resorts

AM IDEAL M@ME At lASTl
T@E HOTEL @f TME WORLD
SEEING is BEGlEW WING.
Halcyon Hall. MillbrooA. Dnichc,- Comfy. n " an
ali ycsr.round resort. Closes thi, Dec. D. Ninety
mile, from New.lork Elevation. 300 feet Russ an
Roval Orchestra times daily. Write manager Tor
Illustrated prospectus. . - -.
TAKE y. Y. Central Il. r. 10 80 a 2ha Rour from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
FL RTE LIN ES

York foot OF Chambers-st. daily follows and Ave
minutes earlier from West 23dst
1O.OO A.. M->olld tram TO Chicago Pullman Sleeper.
lU.UU Via Chauiauqua Lake. Parlor ear New
York o Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Dining
am +. W. -vesthue Limited solid train for Chi
').UU cago Via Chautauqua Lake. Sleepers % Chi.
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining ear.
Gao MuSoIid tnn to Chss n,o. Via Niagara Falls
2.3(l y. Iva Chautauqna Lake andoNiagara Falls.
O.CO Solid tfan b. Chicago. Seepers ~ Hornells-
vile. Chicago and Cincinnati.
7 OCAL TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
- accommodations at POI POI. i0l $40 aud 9j7 Broad.
way. $50 Fast l2sthst Chambers and West 23dst fer
Ioboken and Jersey City Station Ere Transfer Com.
pany calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
csnces To destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
nintrr Resorts.

tOintcr Resorts.
Az IDEAL WINTER RESORT
G1OTLEL BON AIR.
AUGUSTA. "a.
VIII open December 9Th, 1888 modern hotqI with all
improvements and conveni"nces located 300 feet
above .ea level on " hills a. Aiken par
tieuarly dry lalmy and inNigontng climate; excellent
cuisine pure and perfect drainage select orchestra
abundant facilities Tor ont and indoor sports Tor
address until November goth
4 A. LIN>LET Fiuh Avenue Hotel. NcwYork city
after that date. Augusta. Ca
IIOBKIEK Inn. CAMDEN. s. c.
1 Now open. Ist isS1. % hour from y. \: Northern
nanagement Open pitch pine fire.. Mild dry. sunny
f. w ELDREDGE. Prop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
DEL. LACKAwANyA AND WESTERN RR.
stations In New-NOrk foot Of barclay ana
ChristOpher Streets.
XE4TIlILED TRAINS. lPlLLMAN COAChEys


ChristOpher Streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS: PULLMAN CoAChEss
CLAIR, The CHANCES, summit BernardsvIlle, Bssk
PATCONG, Hlckettstown SCIOOLEY MOUNTAIN
Washington, PIIILLtPSBuRG EAS1ON, WATER
GAP, STROCDsBURli. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN'
TON, PITTSTON, WILKESRARRE: NANrIGoKE
RAMToN. OXFORD, NORWICH WatervIlIsb uTicA
GHss vHEaa}LiRr mAeki owfi;o EtMiiRA, t6RNiS5
EATH pANsVlLI.E, BrFFALO and all points
VEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHW Est. -
900 A, M.-BUFFAIo, UTICA and osWEGO EA.
'TIsl'sS pullman Palace Cars. Connects al Buffalo
with train for Chicago arriving ii 10 m next morn
,,a aoeA a. AUGMENTATION NAIL Stops at principe,
t,0O - M-SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and Ell.
i'yWTIl;i EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars,
0uTH ExPkE>s. pullmal p1rI., car, ,nnr...,
Pullman sleepcrs. Arrives a. ~ a. NJ o,,,r,,o
rAPki.>S. Pullman sleeper: .r,o., ..
TICKETS AND PIT LYMAN ACCOMMODATIONS az ~
Murrayst anc i2o Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
7s5 and broadway, SO W''t i25th.st 80 Coumbus
ave New.York 1888 washingtonst 726 rutonst ND
"a broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full infof
mayW?nns icorr FXPRFss COMPANY will call 70, Anl
check iaggage from hotel residence to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CAST.
L IRON wATER P1PE-0nIec Of the Comnlssone r,
Washington. d. C.. November let. 1s93.-SEALED pro.
POsAI.s Will received at this Office until . o.cnek
p m, November e3th, 1898 for furnishing cast-iron
tained ut this once. j. w. ROSS, NJ 81. PARKER.
y. y. POWELL COMMISSIONER .. q
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For Both Sexes-City.
ID ERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
ID - Madison square l2jth.st and BroIdwhy). -
Term begins now
NJTSS CARRIER, formerly with MISS Du NEENET.
vi school for BOYS and nlTls rccnens october 4.
French spoken. - Ls'' JV'h'sI'
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EPILEPSY.

EPILEPSY. EPILEPSY.
An account Il the ONLY rational Hooe OF treatment"
TUTt 'WiIJJAMsON sANITARIUM. New London. Conn.
Twentieth Edition. pot paid ier 25c OF stamp,
TIME HUMAN HAIR; why II rams oii,
i Turn. Grey and Rcmedv. BY Prof HAiI.Lf
PARKFR A. NJ LONG & Co. 1918 Ar St, Phlladelpnis
every one should read this little book
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE s,,.,x
FOL: TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA rat
Through tickets TO all points In 1exas ooioraao Tan;
iniaySna cuba Excellent passenger accommodations
Write Tor our Gl.page 1888 Manual (mailei ireel
c. H. MALLORY & Gotten. ACTS, Pier ~. E:K., Ny:
OLD DOMINION LINE
Osteamers for NORFOLK. PQRTSlMourn ,os' OLD
S6y X!R 9H and bvhSH O."
Wsa E., wST r9IST i1S, Thurs
AZ D. m Through tickets and freight rates 70 81 points
south ~ and West W l.. GuIILAUDEU, Traffic Manager.
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
tHo trURRhliiiY ii Also NAILS ASP PAssENGERs
' FOR MARACAIBo. Via CuRACAO;,
PlERREpONT sroRtS hRnok In,
s. g HiLADELPHIA.. SATURDAY, Nov %, p. m, M
trade have very superior for passengers
''N' FOR MARhCAIBo-FHEIGH ut ONLY: ~,
s 'ef m%SsLLIiYsi sataria Nov Is
General Managers. 1875 Frontst
CAVANNAH LINE.-FOUR STEAMERS
5. 5. CHATTAHooCHEE, Friday NOV. 9, p. m.
5. 5. CRY or BIRMiNGHAM MONDAY. Noy. 8, p. m
Connecting Central Railroad Of 'ieorga and sayan-
GEORGIA FLORIDA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALABAMA
ca. table dhoG For frcFh, and pasiaTTe raPpy 70
East. Agt $ = and W. R'y. savannah , h Fast Line,
IN w E,ItaHF'RN Agent Ocean Steamship %rl Co. New
Pier 35, North River.
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I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAcKET co.

NEW-YoKK, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG.
Iwn.scrcw Express Steamers
y. Bismarck yet ~, IL noon Columbia Nov = II noon
Cabin $40 and upward lid Cabin $50 and upward.
1AMDUNE-AMERlCAN PACKET CO., W Dway, N. Z.