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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08
Engineer. and Their Pc. Engines.

Practical railroad men account 1t a
great triumph that they have knocked
out the old theory that every
engineer must have his own pet on
gine. and must not be asked to run
any other Until only few years
ago this was the rule even on the
greatest roads. Each engineer grew
accustomed to and fond Of an. engine
and believed he could get good work
out of it. while q stranger to 1t would
be sure to have tho same trouble that
he would expect with strange en-
gine. That is all changed now. and
engineers are expected to leave their
sentimental notions at home and take
whatever engine they ore assigned to-
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08
Not from the N.ronic.

The officials OF the White Star steamsh ip
Company regard as hoax the message found
in a bottle on the beach at Ocean View, VIr-
glnia, and purp0rting to give an account of
the destruction At sea of the White Star
steamship Nnronic, which sailed from Liver
pool on February II for New York. The
officials state, as TO the signature Of John
Olsen, cattieman." appended to the letter in
the bottle, that there was no person named
Olsen on board the Naronic. They also
point out the fact that II Is improbable that a
bottle thrown from tho Naronlc where the
Naronic would have been at the time Of the
accident described In the letter, would have
driftcd against the gulf stream TO the place
where the bottle was found.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08
WORK EQR US

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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08
The knnsas Elections.

The elections In kansa= were hotiy contest
cd and heavy vote was pollei.
The weather was universally favorable and
all parties made an extra effort To carry lhc
day. The vote polcd was the heaviest for
some ycarS and in the larger cities very
nearly 80 per cent. Of the ballots cast were by
women. The effect OF women being at the
polls was that the election was the Iuietest
and most orderly ever hell in the state.
Returns from many town, and cities
throughout Kansas show tnat The Republican,
have swept everything wherever party lines
were drawn, which WAS the case In most of
the principal towns. In Topeka there were
four tickets In the field and the straight Re-
publican ticket had majority over all
Others
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

A STREET car company in Hartford.
Conn, has a section running by eiec-
tricity and with perfect satisfaction.
100, the current being fed through an
underground wire 1t has been down
all winter. the cars running with no
interruption from induction. etc BY
it not the slightest danger to pedes-
trians is now encountered, the systeG
being Theoretically sea ed. The
points of contact are operated auto
snatically. 1t is claimed that it costs
no more to place these electric wires
under ground than to install the
overhead trolley wire.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

CALIFORNIA farmers have no cause
OF complaint against the present sea-
SON as rain has come with grent reg
ularity and the prospects for fruit
ana grain were never brighter, The
total rainfall for the season in nearly
al the counties is over fifteen inches.
and In all the northern counties it il.
over twenty-five inches.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08
The Chicago Election,

Garter II. Harrison has been elected mayor
of Chicago by 20,o)0 plurality over Samuel
W. Allcrtou. the candidate of the allied Re.
publican and Citizens tickets The entire
Democratic city ticket has also been elected
by the same plurality. Cregicr, on the labor
ticket, which wa, expected 10 draw heavily ON
lIarrison's strength. did not secure 1900
votes. The Democrats carried the West and
South town tickets. but the Rcbubican.
saved the North town. Returns so far shox
that the successful aldermen viii lie abou!
equally divided.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

Ii will probably surprise those
American advocates of the canals to
learn that there are to-day $500
miles OF canals used for navigation.
In country where railroadiug has
she highest form OF development no
favor is found in any suggestion look
ing toward giving up the artificial
waterways
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

TIE funeral rs a social function +.
something new and i, being gravely
discussed by women who do not seem
wholly brutal or totally devoid u
sense The mooted question i,
whether one should attend the obee-
quies of person upon whom in life
she had not called or who had moved
in a different set woman who
would consider such q problem should
b. all odds attend funera, without
delay The suggestion that it be her.
own seems almost superauous.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

ENGLAND's soldiers are busily en-
gagged in Staying the natives of dis
tant India. Ii is reassuring to know
that the slaughter IS purely benefi-
c ent in character, and that il Eng
land was not certain the natives
would be better of dead than alive,
they would be left alone.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

A MILAN, Tenn, man who appar-
emily died and then came to again
stirred up the neighborhood in
which he resides by vivid tales OF
heaven and what he claimed to have
seen there Unfortunately the man
died in reality twenty-four hours
later before the reporters had n
chance to try their hands on u revised
version Of Revelation.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

Or all the fools, old or young. who
play their part upon the earth, the
ttage-struck young woman is by far
the worst, The sentimental female
who worships hero in u curly wig
and a property uniform, while not
being able TO appreciate the unob-
trusive heroism of real life. is fool
of ordinary type. Many people prefer
shams to reality. The young woman
who gives mp good home to yield TO
wild desire to 90 on the stage. To
become anything from a t.ay carrier
or high kicker to great tragedy
sctress, is an extraordinary fool
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

The introduction OF bullet proof
clothing as an Offset to smokeless
powder and improved two-mile guns
will make the art of war one OF
pieasuraole exhilaration, with very
little danger About the only people
who will be injured by war in the
twentieth century will be the over
worked tatlors and machinists.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

lr is observed that a. the ladies.
obeying the edicts of fashion, begin
to shorten their trains. the gentle
men, equally obedient to the same ar
bitter, begin to lengthen the skirts to
their Prince Alberts The latest cut
OF these attenuated garments gives
them tail that almost sweeps the
ground. At the present pace it will
not be long before the wearer Of the
Prince Albert train will have to aban-
don his cane. lie will need both
hands to keep it out OF the mud.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

The Tehauntepec railroad. from
the gulf TO the Pacific. is nearing
completion. and so quietly has the
Mexican government prosecuted the
work that the rather important fact
has hardly attracted notice. II is "a
route 1,500 miles shorter to san Fran
cisco than via the i~thmu- OF Panama,
but 1t Will have powerful competition
to overcome, Notwithstanding.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

IN bringing over Chinese for the
purpose of subsequently smuggling
them into the United States, the
British Columbisns are reported to
nave inadvertently imported small
poN of the worst type The heart
ieit sympathy Of the American people
Is extended TO them.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

The resident of Gadsdeu. Ala
whose life was saved in duel by
the bullet striking book over hi.
ear shotli m &c lately tui nish
= bill of particulars If 1t was the
traditional Bible his mother gave
him, he will be permitted some ia,i-
tude IN explaining how he came to in
dulge in the uugodly occupation Of
dueling.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

FREDERICK DOUGLASS, who was for,
years slave in Talbot county. Nd.
Is negotiating for one OF the hand
soonest estates near his old home. OF
course. his talents and opportunities
are not shared by all of his race. but
his example ought to serve as an i'm.
centive TO other colored men and
lead to a partial solution of the race
Droblem
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08
The OhIect Chauxns.

Young Ernest-Do you know. Miss
Seaside, every one thinks you are
great flirt?
Miss Seaside-Well, they are very
unjust. am most constant, for my
love is eternal, though the objedl
changes. --Harper's Bazaar.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

A Los ANGELES man stole sorae rare
gold coins and curios. The hasty
conclusion that q thief had been
caught was upset By th- dls4os cry
that tho man had money AMI wore
good clothes But it was :. narrow
escsre for worthy kieptomaniae
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08
VIII, Impesc,, rs.n,,

The Nebraska legislature In joint session
has passed resolution 10 impcaeh four state
A. r. Humphrey, commissioner of public
lands and bnildings; u. II. HAatinss, attor-
psy general; J. z. Hin, e1-trsssursf Of state.
These offcers, y ncnbers Of the State
Board Of rublic Lasds aad puiIdiags, ars
dofeauded % eeatfa1Ast ditlseant kinds
A eonmtttas ~ yaDDujste4 70 prussc,ate
~ ieseeseNssa eseesv - slpssaas sssst
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

IN tho debate between Princeton
and Yale, the decision was that the
Princeton bang exceeded in its as
pect OF misunderstanding anything
that had recently appeared in public.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

BILL has been introduced in the
Connecticut legislature providing Tor
'he punishment Of persons who send
aKe news to newspaper. The
pronortinns To-, ''7 pital
,iiiGiTTrgl Ill!y Ill!ypNqf ftrso s.c45e os ssset fs@t
ullLters of humbug Connecticut news
send such tales to New York papers
and to any Connecticut papers that
will pay for such service
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

MODERN Roman sport seems tc
have elements Of rigor that the old
style lacked. The principal feature
10 bUmb-throwing. but the champion
bomb thrower IL me lest lie hAs not
yst como forward Tor crown u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN Y c. & II. r. r. II. CO. LESsEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500. 80
Trains leave West 42dst station, New norh, ''
lows and Is minutes earlier from oot dan .,cena
800 4. N.-Daily local ID Suspension BRUCE eAeeps
Sundays west Of Coeymsns Junction . NJ.
5.3O A, M.-Daily local 10 Albany ana saratoga rs
ior car % Albany Sundays only. - No..
1910 A. M.-Day for Albany, Cuca, Sy.acuse focn.
ester Buffalo Niagara tals. Detroll Chicasoi eA'ep
1855 A. MNDaliy except sunday % cs, , Noun n
tains New.Patz. Lakes Mohonk and Minae~ ASIA:
Albany saratOga' Caldwell, Lake George Parior cars
4tO0 r. M.--Daly except Sunday, for Ca'sAill NOUN
sis r. VI. -Dsiy for Albany Montreal Utica, Syraeuse
i,ocheser Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroi1
Cleveland and Chicago. >., .,...
GAO r. M.-Daily except Sunday, for Ncwburs Albany.
Saratoga aud Montreal. Parlor car 70 hlngston
SsI5 M.-Daiy for Albany, Utica, SYRACUSE kochss,eI
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit Cleveland ana
Chicago. a.. .,x TAX ~
NeMsrg fsals 0sa rs 10 10 a. M is, 80. SIS.
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany ures, syrssuse
Rorhestcr Buffalo NakaTa Falls Toronto Detroit, Ceve
land and Chicago ali through trains -, - ..
For tickets timetables, psrlor and acc9n s
100 Fultonst Annex Office foo. t poa
way, las Bo%ery. 81 East 18th 50 Wei. i25h-ss.
'"N " General Passenger Agent
Vsnderbilt-ave. New-Yors
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LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.

Passenger trains leave foot OF Libcrfy.st.
fOLIOMS:
400 a. VI. daily for MAuCu CHUNK and inter.
S:iJ 4. VI. daily FOR GENEVA, ROCHESTER,
81 FFAlO and the West, POlrSNIJ.l.E and principal
local points; chair to wilkcsbarre Pullman to
BunAO.
9,Oe a. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
ii.:,O a. NJ. daily Tor GENEVA ROCHESTER,
nlEFALoi SlAGARX "a FALLS .ah and al point, West
Buffet sleeper 70 Chicago Via Suspension Bridge;
1880 r. w. daily, except sunday for ELMIRA and
all intermediate stations connections for PottsNille.
,;i,t3 +; W. daily eAeeps SUNDAY for TuNKHAN.
w,la.sbarrc; connections for rottsrillc.
bOi III rLAINflELD and INTERMEDIATE stations. '''
J15 4. W. daily. except Sundays. Tor MAUCH
ClUNK and Intermediate stations chair ear 70 E,ston
600 T.. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all Joints West, Pullman sleepcrs Chicago, via
Ing and Harrisburg.
500 r. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
TEK, buiFALo, NIAGARA FALLS and all points
We.t; Pullman Buffet sleeper to Chicago via SusIension
Bridge; Pullman sleeper 10 Buffalo.
49, Additional Sunday trains 10 80 A. NJ for Mauch
Chunk and intermcdiac stations connections for Potts.
Vile. +;tO l.. NJ for Easton and intermediate stations.
General Eastern Qricc 235 Broadway. NewYork City.
The New.York Transfer Company Will call FOR and
.nses baggage from hotel o, redsScs s,oSh dos
ROLLIN II. WlIRUR. Asslstsnt tienl Pass. Agent
SEM supt Eastern Div.
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CORNERSTONE OF NEw SYNAGOG UE.
THE CONGREGATION sHAARAY TEFILA's BUILD


ING IN WEST EIGHTY-SE' oND-ST.
The cornerstone Of the synagogue for
the CONGREGATION Shaaray Tefa, In west Eighty
second-st near Amsterdam-ave., was laid yes
day afternoon. The dedicatory prayer was o.
fered by the Rev Or. X. Kohler. or Iempie
BETHEL and Barnet l.. Solomon, the past pIesi-
dent of the congregation. laid the cornerstone.
Addresses were made by Rabbi Gottheil' happi
Mendes. the pastor of the church; Adolph Il. San
ger president OF the Board of Education anu
Never s. Isaacs. A well-trained choir under the
direction of the Rev. c. Seniger. sang.
Drummer e. Tryon. the architects OF the new
building have taken for their model the AIham-
bra at Grenada. The ground Is 20 by
1O2 feet The front of the building is built parity
of Indiana limestone and partly of brick ana
terra Gotta of the color. The main entrance
is in the form of arcade, and over Ihls Is an
elaborate group of arched windows Inc audi-
forum is 60 by 20 feet in size ana Is
50 feet high; II will seat $50 persons Inc spe-
cial feature Of the interior is the ark rms Is
pure Moorish piece of work. and has been TAKEN dHe
from the old synagogue in Forty-fourth-st me
whole interior is to be richly decorated III pure
Moorish style. ,. -. 49, Co,r.
The congregation is ofshoot OF the Congre>
cation R'nai Jeshurun. and began its work IN
1sI5 Several months the synagogue IN forly-
fourth-st was sold and the present property
purchased at cost OF 1900. The present minister
Is the Rev DR.. F. de Sofa Mendes.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO IL .R.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO, CINCIN.
Natl, 1T. LOui> MD All. POINTS WEST.
Leave New-York. foot OF Lberty,st
For CHICAGO II 80 a. M 80 p. m, IL rs nighs
For PlrTSBuHG, 40 P; M 1913 night
For WASHINGTON; BALTIMORE. . a. m. III %
a. m. Dining Carr. 80, 80 p. m: Dining Carr. 5.
y. M, IL 10 night. All tlains run daily.
For NORFOLK. Bay Line. ! 80 p. m; TX. SUNDAY o,
E. iithst 400 Grapd-st:. y. y 3al tulton1t. Brook
lyn Station foot OF Libcrty~t., G. II. r. OF ". j.
NewYork Tranfer will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination.
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n, y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excur.,on Tickets, w-York to Chicago and Re.
turn. $500.
special Coach Excursion ON "Wednesday: gct IL
The dny, Oct. -, saturday. Oct. 81, az Sl1.00'
Through trains for Chicago the Worlds Fair leave
foot of West i2d-st folow-, ID minutes earlier from
Frankln.-t.: go, ,,,,.
as 4. VI. daiT, via Na.ara Fails Through Pulinaa
slccrels. NewYDrk tacaeo Reclining chalf car, tTee
Sisgara Falls Arrives Detroit ! 10 =. H., chicago
> 30 y. M, st. Louis = - .. m.
7:i5 y. ~. daily. Via Niasa-a IA Is II, lining chss
Pullman Size or NswlgrS 70 Chicago Arrives Detroit
80 D. M. Chicago. 81 a. 81 Louis : 90 D. Y.
s.lt 4. w. rc<copt Sunaavl for Campbell Hal. Wall.
kin Valley Il. X. stations, MltGletown, Elenvie Fails
g:aJ !. N daily FOR Mdictown. Fallsburg Mon;crl.
To- Liberty VIII e. Iasc. Caraondlc, scranton Walton.
Debit. sidney Norwich Utca Rome. Oneida. Fulton,
O~wego Niagara Falls.
BIS p. VI. except Sandly. vos,ihulsd Limited fog
] ikc MohOnk. LAX. Mime waska and Waikiki Valley
Raro,d stations Campbell Hall - Miidetown Elssn.
IIurlcyvl.ie. Liberty Falls Liberty. Park,vle and Liv'
lngston Mlnor.
7:tJ =. VI. daily Mldl, town. summitMe Fals
burg, Liberty. Lylnc-ton Manor Rockland Walton sd.
ncy Norwich Onciio. Fulton. Osween. Niagara Falls
Tickets and Pullman acconmotaf az 81 b o dway.
Transfer Con pny calls FOR and check, baggage
10 destination.
j. {. ANDERSON q. p. A..
30 Beaver St. New-York.
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA n WESTERN II. Il


stations in New York foot OF Barclay and Chrisop
vEsT!ByLED TRAINS. PyLLMAN JOACHIM.
s,PIEclA t%Acn o EMNcT " T2 McR dT.
EXCiH>i0N TiCkkT;. $500.
Direct route y NEWli.K, BLOOMFIELD. MONT.
tug Ridge, Madison, Morr,town, Passac, Paterson
Boonton, Dover. sianhope BrpDs LAKE, LAk!. ~
PATCONG. UackettstoWn, sCIIOOLEl - NOUN
Mai@Os'fP f 6s k Po G H @naoS g Sth
ToS, FiTTsToS WiiRfsTARtF". NXNrl50KE.
DANXiLLE, NOKrHr MBERI.AND Montrose BiN,.
HAMToN. OXFORD, NORWICH waierNilleh VIZ -
iLIRr Pm SFkINs S0rsllSTf R, s edkNiSs
WWHEssTr NofNfnw VEST AND sorTnwFsT. ''
900 A. M.-BUFFALO. UTICA and OsWEGo EA'
IIiflSS. pullman Palace Cars. Connects at Buiao
train for Chicago arriving ii 10 a. M next MORN
7.ao A. M-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops at principal
lace p M.-SCRANToN, BINGnAMToN and Ell
MIRA EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars,
a,IO T., M.-SCR ANTON. WILK ESPARRE and PLYx.
OCTH EXP.Es,. Pull.sn parsr cars.
1880 +. VI. (Daily).-BU FFALO LIMITED EXPREsS
Pullman sleepers. Arrives at ~ a M. o.u,,,,.,
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Murray.st 1919 broadway Tickets ferry stations
7s5 and 042 broadway SO West i25th.st, 23J Columbus
ave New-York 1873 washington-st. 720 Futonst and
n Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full infor
'wEsicoTr TXTRtss COMPANY Will call for and
check laggaec from hotel or residence TO destination
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CTPRTNE COURT NETWORK COUNTY.

CTPREME COURT. NEW-YORK COUNTY,.
- Austin y Khlc. and william = III bee. Plaintiffs
aoa.n-t lotn T. lubl.lf Defend mt. summons.
10 the ahoycuan.d d'feuaant You ar hereby sum
non-d 1, answer flint n hi- action aud to serve
a COW ~ your Tho Taintu- attorney WITHIN
v,v di,. ,f.f far th, summons. exclusive or
t dav Of srvic. aud - Hour failure Ia spp"ar
or answer judgement viii b. tIk"n against You bv dau
f,r IA. relief d.nnuded IN The Complaint.
York September IN. 1913.
~TINsON WILLIAMS PLAINTIFF Attorneys,
Once and t. .. Address. No 81 Liberty STREET New
York city = u,,u -.
A., ,,. abo,c.namc1 defendant John r. Hublrll; The
~ rnius summons r,ed upon yor by publication
n.,r.r,nt l., az order % Hon. Edward Patterson a
MI. "a, tho Supr mo Court Of the Stite OF NevYork
dqid ~ 9Th daf % October is.S. and Med win N,
C,.ri,int T., fia Ii-r ~ The Clerk of the 'tv ana
comfy 81 YORK. The County Court House In the
civ ~ Sr'v-Nors
Datsf Orfrio- , I-''
sTrN~oN ! WILLIAMS Plaintir,' attorneys, -
once and T.. o. Addr--' No % l'"r| N''''" ~ J.
CfY.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FOR IONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER g. n. r.. FOOT RECrORST.
For Atlantic Highland. Highland Beach, Seabrlght
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch at 10 10 A. NJ, 40
l.. NJ sugial~, $50 \. "
For Elbcron. Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant 3.l5 y. NJ Sundays except Ocean Grove and
Asbury ParlO. . 80 ~ NJ.
For LakeMool Toms River AVID Rarnegat. 3 As z. NJ
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Railrodos.
RAILROADS..
pennsy|van MIA
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot Of Dr-brosses and COrtl"nds


q RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot Of Dc-bros.es and Cort'""ds
In Effect september 11th. 1893.
900 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EXPKEsS;.pulmssnr S Slgep
Ing and Dalng ca % Chcago Cincinnati i aaa aI.a
g. cPs-T' i n H' ftS e1S Chicago
1865 t10t NON 90 .'f F.ESxsYLvAyIA
a niT 6br 1ai s'@ Cars, h' HSS. E
200 X LPS c sses AID bas
louis Eoa:y eGisssc Aryss S?cl 40
$50 P NJ WESTERN ExrRE E scvr1dS b seep
Ca, 70 c1ea:S .,,yes Cleveland II 40 a. N" Chicago
80 50 m next "a a'y wrsTrnx ExrEEss s., week eek,
ing Cars to clncnSa ap and ST. Louis clncin
500 ga r. s. h tIG 20 Il sop Sn
q STx's 70 fn ss ArvG m c co
.js $iaS&fr SS5FE daily
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 A. NJ" wa.hiHs, s'a Limited" ~eeA'day'' fu'
si s:s T.. .sss % sss
AdstSaa Ke, Trains s aiSS, 's sindiy 20
$50 n; ~ Up H. i I?l n Hsn,:., daily
'I sccps. .Soi' n5 5n' JacseHs
F !'9G. % f' ps sPsh Espfss
Through Sleeping and Dining Cars.
FOR Ola loll. Comfort and Norfolk VIA Cape 1narles
R,ute. week days. ard. with Through Sleeper
p. m. daily.
For Atlantic civ, 90 p. m weekdays, with Through
Buffet Parlor Cur
Fer Care Nav 100 D. m. weekdays
for Branch A,bury PARK o,ean Grove. and Point
Pleasant. 10 a. m. IL 10 4 20 saturday only
80 $40. 90. 10. and II As .. m week-days
SUNDAYS 45 m - p M s1 Lpc not stop at As
Jury f''' FOR rmILaDnLrrmA.
Express: 30 20. ) : 80 o. 80. 10. ~ A.. N. d2
noon Penna Lmll'd II 20. !. 10 3, 4. 30, D.
o. $3.50, ], 80. s. y: M, II Is night SUNDAYS tx
$50 30 : ;'S ;. Em, 4 10 inash s6, 90,
broadway. Astor House. 1874 Fast 12jth Street 2Gi
VS., l6jth Street, 2jl tounbu, Avenue 737 Sixth
and Dc~hro~~o> and Cortlandt Streets
Court SEQ Fulton Sunei % Rro9iwny and
RroOXlyn Annex Station 100. ol Futon Street Brook
lyn 100 Hudson Stree:, IolOkea; station Jer-ey city
The York 1rlnsfer Company Will cal. Tor and
s NJ PROVOST J Il WOOD.
General Manace- General P1ss'r AGENT
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Mem Civilizations

EPILEPSY. EPILEPSY.
An account OF the only rational mode OF treatment
Ispphle: edition, Toe. Address 49,
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