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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

Bring your best girl to see Tony Farrell in
his great play tonight The last show of
the season. The cutest child actress on the
American stage. All new songs and humor.
Don't miss this rare treat. Procure your
reserved seats at once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
meat WILL NOT GO UP.
THE BUTCHERS MEETING WAS
A FAILURE.
IT WAS AN EXTENDED MOVEMENT
What is Said About the Matter.
The Western Beef Dealers are
Not Yet Master Of the
situation.

IE efforts of the butch
ers to raise the price
of meats has failed and
such being the case and
having become gem
orally known, the meat
cutters do not attempt
to withhold informa-
ton about the matter,
The movement was a
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
a FIne RusIness opnortunltr.

As l have chance to go into another
business l have decided to sell my gents
furnishing store, corner Main and Centre
streets, No reasonable offer refused.
VIM. h. FAHEY.
Cor, Main and Centre sts., Shenandoah,
5-g-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

AT the Peoples store win be found big
selection of ladies' Oxford ties, warranted
solid and in the latest styles, at rs cents and
upwards. PEOPLES STORE,
o-ll'tf 12l North Main Street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

Best work done at Breunan's Steam Laun.
dry. Everything white and spotless. Lace
curtains specially. All work guaranteed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

By sending us your cabinet together with
o cents, we viii finish you one dozen photos.
-2-d W. A. KEAGEY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

What blessing to be told of so good a
remedy for coughs and colds as DR.. Coxes
Wild Cherry and Seneka. Price % and 50
cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
servant GIrI Wanted.

A reliable girl can find employment by
applying to A. T. Jones, IL N. Main street.
5.l22t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

Buy Keystone -four. Be sure that the
uame LEssIs & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is printed
on every sack. 3-3-3taw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
I'm

"a stitch i'll time often saves consump-
ton. Downs Elixir used in time saves life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
Girl wanted.

good girl wanted at schoeners hotel and
5-11-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

Fresh Morris River Cove Oysters received
daily at Coslett's. 9-22-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

In Henry & Johnson's Arnica and Oil
Liniment is combined the curative properties
of the different oils, with the healing quail
ties Of Arniea. Good for man and animal.
Every bottle guaranteed. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

$45 French
from So
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

business and as a matter of necessity. He
has not been in the school this term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER g, n. r., FOOT EEC1OH.Sr
For Atsnl' Highlands HIGHLAND Bcch scabrlght,
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch: at 30 o:Oo LOO
A, NJ. 90. 3:i5 100, 80 H. NJ Sundays, 0:3o A.
NJ. 90 +. NJ.
For Elbsron Ocean Grove. Asburv PARK and Point
Pleasant II 90 \. NJ, | 100, rs. 30 D 80 Y. Nj.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat, 80 A. NJ.
I :o0 B45 i. NJ.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. 4. x II. ~ W. W. W b'~''f-'-'
Trains leave West i2d.st Station New.York ss fol'
low. and Is minutes earlier from foot Frankn,ss''
1,3O A. N.-Dally local TO Susr. Bdg" ana Sa'skie
Mountains except sundays VEST Of toeymans Jse
sleeping car New.York TO Bloomvile sundays oni!'
Can be- occupied y. m. -.,,u >,ou,,.cs
1880 A. VI. Daily local TO Albany ior snnsay. "nT
tGio 4, M~Daiy for Albany Utica, syracuse koen;
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls, Det'oit, Sheaso' eN''p'
saturday for Toronto. Sunday 70 Bloomyille and
Catsk Mountains. NewPaiz. Lakes M9hSnx a p,,, '
ParSr ears to BComSe and cs;sS Noun.
,aI iS' Newpaits. Lakes Mohons and Mnnsws:sa
Xl,ny Saratoea caldwell, Lake George Par0' q"
III, MSa,r,raays only car @, aa mSsSia'
BIAS p daily; except sunday 70 Ca,sxiii s0I ".
sany. ssatogn parior tars attached Saturdays
400 S," p II. an" paily sSeei SHndiy for Albany
TJPM-Dav for Albany Montreal Utica sI nsens
Rochester Euralo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pe''0"
s,ss VI. @Daiiy sSccpt SUNDAY for Ncyburs; Albany
Saratoga and Montreal rarlor ear TO Kingston. a..
S,t1 r. W-Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, Rocnessa
Erfalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit, CcVeam WV
Il; C-Teayes Irooklyn by Annex 40 100. bi d 20 10.
Mi 20 q NJ. tsss p. N. 50, mnm.
Ns s sr'y 1 aSSs@ 90 :. ico m a's ESQ
rs. % 80 III AZ p. m. Daily: ,, e,-,eu.a
Wagner sleeping ears for Albany. Utica Syra rxs
Rochester Eulao Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit, WV
For tickets time tables pacr and sleepns.sry aecS% ss
modotions Information apply onccs: bN es Entou.
wa.hncton.st 100 Futonst Annex olee i o9 prssd.
St. Ncw.York City, li3 col S63 7sa anu ~ sth st.,
way, li3 rowery, 81 East ltthiss r1aSMWERr,
""u w s~N0"S' General Passenger Agent.
vandcrbutayeA Ne"'A" "
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Miscellaneous.

\ INSTRUCTION FOR EPILEPTICS.
A delightful home careful and jndieious instruction
combined with the most approved system Of treatment,
under . physician Of long experience In hls disease
number limited 70 siN Circulsrs and references from
Dr. WILLIAMSON, New London. Conn.
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
Excursion Tirkcts New York TO Chicago and Re.
turn $500.


turn. S!S.O0.
Through train. Chicago aud thr Worlds Fair
foot Wet ;.d.>t. follows II minutes earlier from
lr nkiin-st:,
si5 i. VI. daily, via N'aear Fall.; Through Pullman
p. ~. Chl.ago : 30 =. m, 81. Lou. :i3a.
7,I5 T.. w. daily Via Niagara Falls. Reclining chair
car seals fr'cl New.yerk :" Niagara Falls THROUGH
go. p. NJ; chIcage 81 a; M :, Louis 500 p M
Nile amEb,ll IIa LAX Mehonk. LAKE MInncMs yak
r,Tn; Bloominghurs Wgrtboro: sImmIt'llc FllcnvIc.
0t3 A. VI. daily for Mdd,etown tallSbarq; Mon,lccl
To- Liberty. Carbondalc Scranton Walton. Delhi Sidney,
Norwich Utica. Romc. Oneida. Fulton. o.wcgo Niagara
i,i5P VI. CS.turdays only. for Campbell Hall. Mid
Eloumin gnurg Sumhitvl" FIInnvl fallsburg.
Montlcclo. Liberty. Whit Lake, Livingston Manor:
lake Mohonk Lake Minmewa,ka. nnd Waikiki Valley
bale ccn,rvllc, falIsburg, Monticello lIml.yylc.
Liberty Falls, Liberty. Park willie and Livingston Manor
i3G =. VI. tcNcent snAdav fer West Cornwall, n.,r's
Mill-. cnmphc Hall. Middlcown, willie, Ellen
vile. and all Intermediate roint-. -
3itj VI. DAILY. Hlddlctown Snmrritvtle. Falls.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor fockland. Walton, Sid
nry. SoI sich. OnrdO Fulton, Oswcrp. Niagara rails
Tickets AMI Pullman accommodations at 81 broadway.
NewYork Tran Ter Company calls for ana checks baggage
to destination. -
j. c. ANDERSON. q. r. A.,
Beaver ST.. NcwYork.
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TRIBUNE TERMS TO NAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

T6'mge WtpaId 10y Tic IIIDuIe tNcFt as hcfclnaftcr
stated
CITY iOSTAGE.-The Law requires that cent hostage
stamp he affixed t. every oopy OF the Daily SUNDAY
Semi wceaiy Tribune. mailed for local delivery in
NcwYOrk CITY. This portage must be paid
scibcr Reodtrs better served by buying thel.
Tribune from u newsdcacr.
FOREIGN POsrAGE.-fo all foreign counties (excep.
Canada snd Mexico, cents copy The Sundiy
Tribune . cent, Daily. StmWeckly and
Weekly. THIS postage must lie Jnid By sub-criher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By Postal Order Express Order
Check Draft. Registered Letter. Cash or Postal
Note, If sent In unregistered letter viii be- az tn
owners risk.
Address all communications simply, lie Tribune, New.
York.
European Branch for advertisements only. 2G3 Regeu
st., w. Loldcn England.
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Stations IN New York loot OF Barclay md Chrstophe
SHORTEST LINE. vEsTiDII.ED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

kllORTEST LINE. tESTlDIIED TRAINS
PULLMAN COACHES.
Direct route to NEwAKh. DLooMflELD. MoNTcLAIn.
NE UhAAuES summit. Brfnal dsvlc. BaskinS
RIDGE Madison. Morrstown: rassaie. Patrs SON, Booi
ton. Dover. StAnhopc BUpDs LAKE. LAKE no
pATCONG Iiack,tt,t0wn. SCHOOIEYS MOUNTAIN,
Gar 'ssTHEoupshui ro ION; Mountain; scnAN
TON, Pl1TSTON. WILkESBAliRE SANTICOkE.
DANVlLLE, NORTHUMBERLAND M0ntrose BINu.
UAMlON, OXFORD NORWICH, WaLrNiue, UTICA,
GCSwtGo. 'irnAcA. owiao ELMiRA tSKSiiSai.
WrsTr' NoRTmwTsr AND SOUTHWEST
"swr'nJ LXrRfSS. Pullman rarsr carr. Con
meets Buffalo With train for Chicago. arriving 9:i5
u next morning.
sflO A. NJ III NUhAMTON NAIL. Stops at principal
100 y. M.-sCEANrOS. DINGHAMTON. and Ell
MllN lNrKtss: Pullman pa!lor GERS,
- ,,Xritss rglmsp PatI9,, ss,s ,vr,rs,
IuYal. slccpcIs. Arrives =. rs q. m; .
eiOOt y. VI. DAILY )-BUFFALO, RE HFIELD SPRINGS
ana ,r,'o IArK.ss; Pullman sleercrs
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at %
Mgrny't and 4?9 Iiroaa1aS Ticket. at terry stations
ave Ncw.York; 333 Washington ST. 700 Fulton:',. and
"a broadway, Br.ohlyn lime tables. giving full In
WiSfCOrT ENPRfSS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel resdence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

ROUND LAKE. SsrYsoy or 1893
B.ehter richer and better than GER 20 on The great
Of Albany and 10 south OF Saratoga Spi''tN VII WV
d. and H. X. r. . ,o., dr,gnacc
SPLENDID Hotels: purest water; bc I, or''""so'
l. School Of Art chester Looms intrnf,of and best Of
Augus IGth g weeks. Splendid facllues anu o''' VI
acnomn'nd,tions and sat .factiOn guarantecd s.,o,
H. SCHOOL OF MUSIC Edward - N.Y., ,cc,av 10,
The singing Voice "Mvers Conservatory OF Music New"
York ), is most favOrably known. ,.ao ,..ohe,
ioIGi SrhooI of Languages Prof A.. La Lande eacnei
I,,y otb-A August 18Th weeks. French ''er1in "a
S San,h prot la Lande Is Frenchman an author ana
u popular teacher. =, ~ &C. Circulars and
send u Round Lake N. y. for Oli'CChA anu
JOURNALS
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llnfurnisbco Apartments 10 Cct.
Boarorrs UantcO.

DESIRABLE ROOMS with or without baths can he
~ mad az reasonable terms for summer VI HOTEL
YENDOME. Broadway and 4istst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

RAILROADS..
~AMERicA's oREATEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
GN Ut, R! I.
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS:
and depart from ""I, G rssood Sta
ton in the City. Trains leave as follows,
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
$50 sson ssnS 40 due t So ,sn
Falls $50 D. m Wagner Vesbue service. NO extra iafe'
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
ON MDay for SaHy U sa.o h cnsSs
land and chIca '5'' wagner Buffet Sleeping cars
ADIRONDACK & MONTREAL SPECIAL
$40 a Mff Ss.n S SRiSE~?a %ugRsF
a sreaI 10 As r p M '" Wagner service.
SARATOGA & LAKE GEORGE SPECIAL.
800 M-EAg S5S,Sa, and rir Mons1s psW
ing.room
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 %.s sas Sus :s Service next '''
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 MEns sr.asy: s ssS Detroit ..ln docs
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
20 nm NOON.-Daiiy due Chicago 100 p m. next day.
IE'OO Wagner service. Dining car.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 M.Dsy due Cincinnati 10 l9i, ,S t,e M p Ss
ing from Albany.
SARATOGA e. CATsKILL MOUNTAIN LIMITED
LAS NJ S,turdays only For sar ,.,ns. G ona
p M. Drawlng.room only.
EXPOSITION FLYER tLimitcd),
Great 2O.Hour Train TO Chicago for through pms
scnRers only
z nm p M.-Due chicago 10 a. m. next day: Com;
WV pctc Wagner vestDulcd service; new ana
elegant buhe smoking and library sleeping, stae-room
and dining cars.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL:
. On p. M-Except Sundays. Due Albany Z as.
5.3U Troy, ! :s5. saraiosa s 80 p. m. Drawing:
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
43O p M..DaIy due Det1os 49, 5S M: Chi
FAST WEsTERN EXPRESS.
& mn r. M.-Daily. DUE Chicago 90 p m: 81. Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
Or r. M. daily, due Burlington 80 H. M,
O.Ec Piattsburg 20 a m, Montreal 6 40 a. m
ADIRONDACK & MONTREAL EXPRESS.
ZOO SG IgPgeFM I doss o. MSnrea
90 SOLID Wagner Vest bue BUFFET service.
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS AND 1000 ISLANDS
SPECIAL.
100 Fail. D 10 a. H., clayton Is a. m. Wagner
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
80O P.MDaly, dye ciacnna'I o1 iso p; n' M In
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
n m p. N.-Daiy. Sleeping Car passengers for Roch.
0.OO only carficd on this train Due 10 . u"
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
01c PM Daily for Buffalo, Detroit chicago ana
S.iC cape Vincent LOCO Islands
pI1vr.piEID LEMON, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
uEI,I<siiIItE HILLS Via Harlem DiNiscn)
Two through tains dai.. except sun" ay' * "a d.
rua plttsuci / 30, North Adams 80 p NJ, o'o' y m'
az S"o rttsi,d 10 North Adams . 10 D. m
FAST BERKSHIRE EAPKE>r -tr.days ana sat
,r,,v. ouly 5 y. H.; arrives Pushed o.lo !, H.
Wagner DRAW ing-ioom cars - , ..o :, S,s.r,,,
FOR time OK local TRIMS. tickets anu spaY tt
-; ei3 loadway So West i25h.st 200 ColnnDi
81 itsh., station 1888 N;isningoh-st, 10
Enl,one St and - Broadway. r. d.. Broekkn. "a 90
Ab,Nr tlains thoS' leaving AT ~ y ~,
m 70 5 90 10. 80. . 90 r. H. stop at l5sth'se
station. , =, , .,.... ,ocr.os ,,or
.o,ris and residences through to destination.
JOIIN NJ. IOUCEI "fplntf; ~ pNNir.~,,,
General Manage. "eheral r'ese"Ict Aseus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EAPKies TRAINS leave station central railroad OF
New Jersey foot Of Liberty ST.. North klNcr an oo
10 90 !, 80 Ss s S'p psrsr Car 80 90
t5 D. NJ. IL rs night. Sunday. 300. 10 so IL 3o
Dining Carl a. M. 49, 3 80 Dining Car)' o:oo ooo
y FOR nhITiM0RE AND WASHINGTON. week days
and SUNDAYS 90, IL 80 Dining Car. M. 80 $50
1pinng Car 90 90 p. M. T. 10 night; .-
Pullman porlor Cars doy trains, ana pullman eeep
Ing Cars q night trains. . go
r,Ic,s aud Paror car Seats b. procured at lT2.
oab oGI ai5 GA lIiO 1923 Broadway. 1877 SNthavc..
al last i4th.st. PSI ColunbusoNe l3t Last i2tth st.
30. Wcs i25thSt York Court-st. $50 Fulton.st..
Uraokiyn and M Broadway. william burg 49,.
The York Transfer CO. VIII call Tor ana chcch
hoorarc from hotel or residence &c dsstinItiCn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

N1OkLD = FAIR, CHICAGO.
w Tickets. sleeping bcrhs looms at hotels etc
.,r individual travellers or with WEEKLY EXCu ESIUN
PARTIES. SeHd FOR programme
H. GAZE & bONS, i13 Broadway, N r.,
Official ticket agents for tho chief Trunk Lines,
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6eatbcrs.


=. MEKICAN AND FOREIGN TEA HERS AGENof
&C ~ Colleges schools, and families Apply o.
MFRS Nj J. NOUNtrttLIoN, Is Union oq"aIo.
4 ;TNCY MIRIAM COYEIEHE supplies tutors, pro
n fc.,ors teachers. gONcrnc>sc~ etc, n az pa
mrns. recommends schools to parents lou fh'h''c''
Book building, Cor. 2oth-st'
EVERETT STONE yale. private tutor; long I eN
n nrricnce In tutoring boys for college cNanliE
Testimonials wellknown patrons 0nI 1t ave- ~ -
n TVATE TUITION.-Dlrn2 the summer n1htt , coi
tutor successful in preparing pdPis III
1ccc Can or address HERMAN DHisLfl' f. i''n
,DIyCIPNL or PUBLIC SCHOOLS from large c,ty
desires 10 in New York Would ILL., Nv
,,ouosnns from urvate schools for position cih"i
urinclpal instructor m higher branches ~" !" '''
Aidtcss Room lSi. Potter Building. Park Row
q, TpTEIO TEACHERS supplied free: Iar;e f,c,lHs'
- business confidential. Positions mrn shc1 IL. =
IOoi MGR ~ Y. Educational Bureau 81 E.oth-st.. III
n, UTOR--A Yale graduate OF high scholarship cru
successful cNncicnce desires position as private '"r'
Address H., Box II. Tribune ONCE
W. AN1FD -I.aiic>-Cocgc graduate with general hs
w torv vocal music s9o0-ENpcrcncd colIc9' Z aGu
at. Latin SCHEMES. mathematics. city So hool'-I
Doiealtr physical culture, clio uton dahc az
voice cutirr Gcntlemcn-Director musical dcp'rtn'i,
Commercial teachers. with aud without mr "a
NIEI.M COYEIEHF'S Agency, Book Building, lou
Fith-dvc.. cor. 20ih-st
", ANTED I.adics-Tcacher, hRner
w English college graduate achcr fIccuuon, - III.
na-tics college: primary teacher; teacher piano tH
mathematics sciences teacher piano oe'na ~ ",
pOXOVNN'S TEACHERS BUREAU, 30 Eat I4th-Hl.
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Jnstrnrtlon.


~uAppaoIJA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. Chappaona.
Y YNkmonc the hills thirty-two miles rom N.w
York boarding school for boys and girls uioer uic
care OF Friends
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of New JERSEY
Goal cd cxcInsivcy insurinR CIcnnlinr's
md COmforf.)
Four Trucks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
s,.tcm. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Ti,uc Tnhlc In cilcci Imn. y, 1893.

ok 90 90 5:i5 80 r. ~, 2:ii night except
saturday night sunday, II 80 ~ NJ, OO 80, 100,
For 1IIarisbire at 90 90. - \. NJ. 90 30,
4 90 ) 90 5:ij T.. NJ rs ught, except saturd,y
night sundays. Ii 80 4. NJ. co. 300. $50 p NJ
J. For posvillc az 100. :oo s45 \ NJ. 90. 30
100 : 30 T.. NJ 12:lj night. except saturday nisht:
Sundays II 80 \. NJ. 90. $3.50, 800 T. NJ. i-;i'
night. ,,-,,,,,o.oo,, n, , 90
q 90 s:45 A. NJ 100. ! 30. 80 i. NJ, II 10 nght
sxccn, SATURDAY night. sundays. 10 A. NJ 100 r. NJ
II rs midnight. 49,, 1,., a.
Tor Esston. bethlehem. Alenoown Mauch chunk &c
town r. " Sundays. 30 rs 4. NJ. 100 80 L. NJ
For wilkcslarre pitts'on and scranton. $40 A. NJ,
:33 r. NJ sundays. 80 4. NJ.
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conntrp prOperin for Sale.
Counirn ]]ropertp for Sale.
GAN YOU MANAGE A SAILB0AT

N Well there is nothing dcredtabe in that coheSs'o'
minority of the sailors But though you m @
w lie everybody else enjoy beautiful spectacle they present as y
What is more charming? John Stuart Mil says that
shin is the only perfect thing supplies radical deeG nature
Most people will be disposed argue with the English philosopher OH Ills
point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south to Point
Pleasant 80 5 80 Red Rank. SID 1870 IL 80
a NJ Il 20 ssturays only. 80. 2i5. 800, 100.
80 $50. n;i5 = N. SUNDAY, EXCEPT ocean Grove
For Lakewood Toms luvts llrne.at Pa'k ana Barrie
gat 30. S:l3 \ NJ 80 40 = ~ IAN 4,
For Atlantic city. Vnelard and Biidscton. 30 A. NJ.
I 80 l.. NJ. ,,,,,,. -.
n 40 Sis II 40 \. NJ, 30 30, G:l5 T. NJ.
The sun., 1893-03-23
PRIZE WINNING SADDLE HoRsEs
Successful iEnding OF the Horse show .,
Durlnud's Academy.


The rainy weather had little or no effect o.
the attendance ut the Durland Horse Show
last evening. as tho spacious galleries sur
rounding tho tan bark arena wero thronget
with the usual crowd OF horse lovers.
The ladies' seemed never to tire OF the pro
cession OF bang-tailed saddle horses. while
the mon. rs a rule. seomcd moro interested IL
the hunting and high-jumping classes.
Last evenings competitions wounh UP the
show. which was the most successful ever held
IN the academy. Among those present Welt
III: naiS; W sr"sa "H: tSs: iS"@
Miss Eya f4inc5, Mr. 7; !; Iafslnn,. M5. = Wis
sa and Mr. and Mr.. w u I" ln"s. s'. ' 3d. '"'''s' ''t
tion for t, hest .t;.ilcy, saddle nos, tlona
Ly Miss Edna L, Johnson: ,Jl;s. j. ii. Hughesi
was second; Edward S. stokes's ...hestnu}
gsldnE Covering, % rldGem fy James MelsIahn:
Sas rsn a GHG" t. NUE. st..ss Sss ss
horse under - hands 3 inches. H.. Iars's
CAPTURED tie blue riLi'on; Oscar NJ, ,bnnln,ni
gray geldng Granite: ridden, ,by ". stanton
fhird. IIG1s And Mrs !. de o9rd?yas bay ueiiina
In the ronsy class, whir h followed for MARC
or gelding ~ hands anh not exceeding Il
nhnuS = lncnp~. years Old ana over. w. w.
fuckers chesnut geidinG. Brilliant. ridden by
sam knight Won: Mss Edith NJ; krnneiy'.
second: Miss. l.iliinn 4, Johnsop.s black Rs'd-
ing. Little Casper. ridden by }. rnunler's
was tird. AMI Miss Zclla Miihau, brown
gelding. Tip Top. ridden by D. ". Burnham.
fourth.
There was keen competition In the next
class for the best iadys saddle horse. not
ing 10 hnnds 3 inches. ladies 10 ride Mira.
Rolin N. Squire won first prize. silver vase.
hams Erny geliing Granite. Mis-. Aurora
Sala took second prize on her bay gelding Ray.
Miss A. E Butler took third on H. J. Parks
black gelding Euclid. and Miss dc May was
Beau. ..t
Then came the class for the best saddle
horse dong tailsl 10 hands 3 inches and over,
which was won by W. J. Pecks bay geldinE
Prospect Hill. ridden by owner: Miss Aurora
Salas ony gelding Ray. ridden by W. =. Elliott
was second.
Tha special prize for the bcst professional
tandem driver. which came next. was won by
Joseph Meislahn. and the show was brought
to a successful termination By some spirited
high mping.
The sun., 1893-03-23
JULES FERRY'S FUNERAL
Euloeies Delivered Over HIS Conn By Lead
lnr Statesmen


ing Statesmen.
PARIS March 22.-Thousands Of strangers
came to the city to-day to attend tho funeral
OF Jules Ferry. The weather was perfect at
daybreak. and at an early hour the approaches
to the Luxembourg and the route from the
Eastern Railway station were 20 densely
crowded that several companies OF mounted
police were kept busy clearing q thoroug ghfare.
An immense mortuary chapel. with nave
and transepts. had been erected in tho
courtyard Of the Luxembourg. 1t was draped
with black cloth edged with silver lace and
emblazoned with the monogram OF the dead
statesman. The coffin. covered with a GRIM
son and white pail. remained until o'clock in
the Sale des Gardes. where the body has lain
in state. and was thcn removed to the cata-
fal1ue. Shortly before the body was borne up
the aisle the nave was illuminated by the light.
Ing OF the enormou silver can delabra andihun-
dreds Of tapers were placed in single lines on
each side OF the row OF Naming cressets which
extended to the right and left before the plat
Every department ofthe national and mun,c-
the catafalque rows OF soldiers were drawn up
along tho approaches. and military bands
chars dense around hs
At | 80 o'clock Senator BnrdouN assembled
the platform. In an eloquent oration he eulG-
fectual power. infexible character. and un-
wavering patriotism. senator Bardoux WAS
followed by NJ. Casimr- -Perier. President OF the
Chamber OF Deputies: NJ. Meline. and the
Presid ent OF the Council General OF the Depart-
ment OF the Vosges. all OF whom spoke OF NJ
Ferry's courage patriotism. and sterling In
tsgrIty. NJ Rihot spoke ut the greatest length
and with evident emotion. He said OF NJ.
"IIe was q man Of mature and unerring
Judgment. He had a supreme contempt OF nm
derhand eNpedients in public and privai life.
He hnd that elevated disdain nf malicious nt-
tacks from his opponents which made him n
man worthy AMI qualified to direct the politics
Of his country"
tion that the homo uttered by VI. Ferry in his
inaugural address ms President OF the senate.
Of seeing an undivided France rally around
the standard OF the republic. would be realized
soon. and that the nation would march for.
ward on the road OF progress. the better and
the more inspiring for having had a leader OF
such nobility as II. Ferry.
The coffin was covered with the tricolor,
was placed on the funeral car. and. escorted
by infantry cavalry and artillery. was borne
from the Luxembourg. II was followed by an
almost endless procession through streets
filled with uncovered crowds. Balconies and
windows from the Luxem bourg to the railway
station were thronged with silent men and
women At tho station tho troops pressed
back the crowd and formed dou BILE lines. he
tween which the coffin was carried to the train
for st Die
There was no disorder during the services
or on the way to the railway station. although
the police had expected and prepared for
hostile political demonstration