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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01

-DNfer Sage fanb bic polt3et in
g anGranctSco in ben @btneienz
piertem 3ablrei9e Maueranf@ldge,
tpel@e BON allen &tnbern beg &et@s
Der Mitte iebr aumertfam seleien
ipurben. sic entbielten bas Mngebot
elmer 8elo6nung BON $500 fir bic St.
morbn1g bes rei9en &aufmanns Gam
See, p%rditbenten elmer ber feds 9roben
&tneii19en @eieGi4aften, tpel4e ben
Namen Sam Cup fibrt. Die poli3ei
rib oie1e Maueranf4ldge ab unb balb
barauf erf@ien an beren @te4e etne Be-
tanntma4ung bes @tnefd4en &onfuls,
morm bic Ter feline 2anbsleute bittet,
in bteier beberttiden 3ett Grieben gu
balten unb ben unrubigen Morbgeieqen
tein @eb0r gu f@enten ober ibnen bic
8eribung bon @etpalttbdttgteiten gu
geitatten. Sam See mar, tpie erbeQt,
elmer Der eriten, tpel4e Wiberitanb ge>
gen bas @tarp'f@e @eieB prebtgten.
unb iiberau bic @binefen aufgeforbert
bat, fi@ nt@t regiitrtren gu laFen, in
bem er ibne,1 bic umitoBung bes g.
5ebes berbieB. Dies mar, nu9bem bas
@efeb bonn Oberbunbsseri@te fir per=
faHungsmdbig ertldrt porben 1T, Der
6auptgrun6 Der r9igbbtnbers", i'm
aus benz Wege gu rddur1en. @pbann
aber batte er ii@ alau lebboft an ber
@ertbeioigung zines @btnei en- befhetz
liqt. tnelber einen 2anbsmann ernorz
bet bate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01
Ram es am II. Mai p6brenb Der De>
bate gu itlrmt&en Scenen unb
@etpalttbdti9teiten.
unb eae&H@e @seorbnete a.
gen ii@ in ben 9aaren uro ransen
mitetnamber.
Grana Soiepb fanbte telesra>
pbii@ ben 8efebl, ben 2anbtas
aufaul6fen.

JuN VUSuttV1<U ~Nu0buS o. fAuS
ereieneten iib am II. Mai ftirmii4e
Scenen, tpel9e an @etpalttbGttgteit unb
8rutalitdt a1es in S9atten ftellen,
pas in benz bitttren Sample api1@en
Deutiden unb G3eden ~innerbalb Der
@oltsbertretung Bis ieBt %porsetommen
TIT. gs ftanb cine @orlase our 8era>
tbung, benz 2ocal Srtbunal in Graute>
nau, elmer ungefGbr Is Meilen bon
R6nigsgrdb en%tfernten Stabt, eemife
@ollma@ten gu trtbeilen, ipel4e bic
@tequns Der Deutf4en gu ftdrten &C.
eignet finb.
Die Sun9@G3e@en fuhten bic @or=
lase auf ale m0gli@e Weife gu berz
f9leppen. yiirft 2obtomtB, ber prdz
f7bent bes 2anota9es, ptberfebte ii&
aber ben =prattiten unb
beftanb barauf, baB 9err Gunte, tpelz
der i'm Namer bes @omites bic 0orla9e
etnberi4te, @eb6r baben ionte.
!6err Gunte betrat bic MebntrbIbne
unb beriubte gu ipre@en. IS 9elang
linn au4, ib @e66r 3u per14afen, eiz
niger ieiner 8emerfurgen tpurben ie<
bod bon benz c3e4tf9en Mbgeor6neten
8r3orab als @eletbigung fetner perion
aufgefabt unb bieie r ftir3te, an tatt an
ben prdfioenten gu a%ppeqtren, auf ben
@ebner gu unb fu@te i'm berunter3uz
reiBen. Gin beftiges @insen amii@en
ben beiben Deputirten folgte unb
19liebli4 tpuroe 9err 5unt beruntergez
brdngt. Sn3mH&en berrf@te i'm 9auz
1e elm unbs1 hretbli9er 3umult.
@dmmtli@e Deputirte tparen bon tbren
Sibtn aufgefprungen unb Elm regelz
re&ter &f aptf&en Deutf@en unb
@3efen f4ien fia entipinnen gu tpollen.
9err S6unte fpra@, ais bic &ube
e%inigermaBen nieber bergeiteqt mar,
auf benz Tl1r beg 9auies t%peiter, tpurz
be jebo4 glei4 mieber unterbro@en,
inbem bet Mbeeorbnete@a futD Elm 9roz
Bes Stntenfab na@ linn tparf. Dali
ielbe perfeblte atpar fem 3iel, prante
aber gegen Elm pult un6 3erbra@, 10
bab fem Snbalt auf Gunfe uno feine
Nebenmdinner 5priBte: Sic @3e&en,
bur9 ibren @rfotg lpiGb gema@t, grifz
fen iebt bic @teno9rapben an unb mib=
banhelten lie. Der Yrdiibent, Tirit
2obtopib, mar felbft in @efabr, Sc
tpalttbdtisteiten ausseiebt gu fein unb
1@lqB bic @tbung.. ST bat fpdter
mebrere feiner @egner gum 3tpeitampf
berausforbern lafen.
Die @orgdnge i'm 2anbtage riefen
in Der @tabt groBe Mufregung Deranz
Die @tubenten ber %l1niperiitGt peranz
ftalteten tumultu0f e Demon5trationen
unb mari len bic 6eniter in ben 6dufern
ibnen miBltebiser perionen Elm. Die
poli3ei betpa4t bic StraBen in Der Md=
be bes @tGnbebauies Ser 2anbtag
tpirb 1pabrf@einlt@ aufgel6ft 1perben.
Wa es beiBt, beapedte bic @eiebnorlaz
&c, melder bic Sung@@3e4en oppontrz
ten, bic Matfd9lt9e Mb3tpetgung ber
n0rbli4en Dtftricte 80bmens, UNI ben
Deutf den bort bic 2entun9 tbrer Co.
calzM ngelegenbeiten gu iberlahen.
Rai{er Gran3 Soiepb fat Mbenbs tez
legrapbii& ben 8efebl na@ prag se>
i@idt, ben b0bmtf@en 2anbtug auf3uz
l1fen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01

-@ine S4redens Scene
{pielte ii@ tiir3li@ in 2ifabon ab.
Ser 9bierbdnbtger Mar 9tnnme bonn
Barrier Minter= Cirrus gab NIT fetntn
flint 26tper. bic erite @aitporftell1ln9.
Die probuctior perlief obne 3ptf4enz
fan; dig aber 9tmme it4 anf&idte,
ben RGfig gu perlaHen, ftir3te fi@ bic
21pin Me1D a1rf i'm. Ser &f
3tpif9en Der 8eitie unb benz Manne
fpar fiir@terli4. ST mdbrte po1e aebn
Minuter I'M Mngefi9te bes bor @ntz
1eben 1pra4lof en Yublttums. !9tmme
rtb Der 21tpin bic :3un9e aus benz
Marl, bus ;SShter uber hadte feline
Yranten Inn 70 tpiitbenber in feline
@lieber Elm. Gnbli4 t0btete elm @lotpn
bic 20pin bnr9 etnen 8ii43eni4uB;
lie rib i'm !6infauen 9imme NIT, Der
unter ibrem Rabaper fterbenb berborz
9e3oge,1 tpurbe. mdbrenb bes 3amz
pfes tpaste es ber @ebtlfe 9imme's,
Moi@"~ ~ rom &dfg etn3utreten unb
bic anberen Sphere in S@a@ gu balten.
-8et Der iiingiten Wabl tparen in
Can GranciScp 67,849 8lrger
reetftrtrt, bon tpel4en 30.381 im Iusz
(arbe geboren finb. Inter ben natu<
ralifirten @ttmmgeberr fitnb bic Srldnz
Der am 3ablreidften pertreten, unb
3tpar NIT 1916. Damn folgen bic
Deut{den NIT 1850, benen man aber
au4 nod bic 429 S@met3er unb 604
Oef terreider auadblen fam, 10 bab bas
uebergetpi4t Der Srldnber iber bic
Deutiden rur rurb 500 betrd9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01

= Sn aepleapi1le, Mo.. er=
14ob Der friibere StrGfling Msaiam
Morrts erft feline Sra1 umb bann i4
felbit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01

berthetlt mer0en 1oute. 'Sebr ber1tdn=
big bat bas ober ite Re:4seert4t entz
MiNourier ODER na9 Deutf4em Re4t
bier ben @orrang babe, neil Der 8er=
ftorbene Elm naturaliiirter ameritaniz
14er 8irger getueien it,.
- Das e etp Dorter Ga4blatt
Financial @bronicle" ber0ffentli4t eiz
ne ISABELLE, mel9e ben @efammtbetrag
Der Depoiiten in ben @%parbanten bon
Getp England unb Netp Oort fir cine
Meibe bon Sabren angtebt. sir oas
eyabr 1870 ftellte fi4 ber 8etra9 auf
$3.50, SOB, 839 unb fir 1892 auf ST.
373,484,2O6. Sn einem 3eitraum bon
% Sabren bat ii9 al1o bic @eiammtz
1umme Der Spareinlagen in ienem 2anz
best6eil nu6e3u beroreifa4t, uno ge=
qentpGrtiq bletbt lie niht bel btnter
Sem @e1ammtbetrag bes @elbes 3uriid,
nel9es laut ben amtli4en 8eri9ten ber
&egierung in ben gan5en Wereintgten
@taaten i'm umlauf lit.
SIN Sunfbannod in benz
penn1plbanif9e n lGountp mpoming
murben bieier Sage 5tpei Suben, Maz
mems 9arris 8lant uno Siaat &oi en-
3tpeig gebentt; lie tpuren 9auiirer, ettpa
liebenunb3pn3ig SABRE alt, uno batten
am 10. Mdr3 einen anberen 9auitrer,
Mumens sSacob Quarts, an einen abaez
legenen Plub i'm @ebirsae selodt, i'm
bort ermorbet uno fem Sch uno feline
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01

-Sn ponca, Otlaboma, madts
bic Starr'i9e RGuberbanbe etnea Wers
fu4, einen @~iienbabnals gu beraubtr,
Der Werfu@ miblang absr.
-Sn 8raceGort, @aIep Count
tp, RD., ni@t tpttt Dom 2aneaiter ent<
fernt, babe1 ii9 bic 8rGotr 2acD unb
2osan 8rotpn s~esenfeitis erf4o1en.
2acp tpar Der Mngreifer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. u & H. X. Il. r. Co. LE.ssEEJ
Trains leave 42d st. Station New.York. fol-
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin 81 IN
$3.50 4. VI. Daily local TO susl. Bicge ana Natskll
SieepiSg car New.Yorx % BloomviIie sunday, Ony.
1880 A. VI Daily jcal Albany for Catskl Mountains
1O,I99 1. M'"Daily Tor iibsHy Ttisa Syracuse Roch
ester Buffalo Niagara Fails. Detioit. Chicago; exeeps
saturday for Toronto e,. . an. .
" Catskiil Mountains NewPatr. Lakes MShonk ard MIN
nswassa Paror cars 70 Boomville and NewP altl.
II Lag 4, VI. Daily except sunday 10 Carskil houn'
tams Sew-Palt1. Lakes, Mohonk and Mnnewasxl.
70 BlSomviie Saratoga and Caldwell.
1.t5 p N-Satprlays only. Hal: Holiday Special 70
ta..kl Mountans. Pari:r car a:fa,oed won,
Sany' Saratoga Paror cas- attached Saturdays TO
i oonyille and Caldwell; Lake S.,t Georggr ,,,,,,
.T1yP VI Daily for Albany. Montreal. rucs Syracuse.
rSrhc st:r EuGao. Niagara Fails T)Nu:o, Deseolt,
s.amp. VI. Daily except SUNDAY for Nexburs Albany.
"' Saratccs and Montreal Paror ear % Kingston.
sis p W~Day for Albany. utca. syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit, Cleveland ans
A. t. C-Inayes BROOKLYN by Annex. Aio:Oo BIZ 90.
ii H iaV s Locals as. 5ss 7t5
Xcwngrg LSc9s-s %. 10 10 a. H. Hh'. ';So'
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany Utica. syracuse,
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto, Detroit Cleye'
land and Chicago all through trains
modations s or infonstion apply onces: BroChya sys
st.: New.York CITY. 1iS col sGS 7ss and 9l2 Broad.
way. l43 Eowery. 81 East l4tsst 81 West i25th''s'
General Passenger Agent.
Vand,rbltaye. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
"DELAWARE G. HUDSON R. r."

THE Shortest Quickest and Best Line 70 Montreal"
Leave Grand Central Depot........-3 20a M :25p.n
Arrive Montreal. s. D. e5aa.
Also raitsburgh t,eepng-car on - y. m tfaln iof
pas.encers 20 Ssranac, Lake Placid, Paul smiths, ion
Lake etc. Chsutcaugay r. H., the fsvorite route
Adrondacks arT ny az seasonabo hour after break
fast Plattsburgh.
Sd & H.p Ticket once and Bureau 0, > n,ornatioa,
81 COrtllndtst
send cents stamp" Tor illustrated guide, maps. en-
OF Northern resorts a.
J. w. RTrKnIcK; 9. r. A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ENFKF>N MAINS cave statT0n central Kallfoad Of
ew-Jcr,ey. foot Of Liberty-st.. North River.
FOR rliILApELpHIA. week days, =; 90. 90. o..
N 90. II 80 dining Car, a. M; 30. Is, 80
(Dlnng Car. 90 (Blret Parlor cirs 90. 90. 80
5 Is p ~. 12l5 night SUNDAY. 90. 10 80 IL 80
y. m. II Is night.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASH NOTION, week DAYS
and sundays 90. IL 30 Dining Car m 80. 80
DINING Car. 90, eco y. m. l. Ii night
pullman Plilor Cars day trains and Pullman Sleep
night trains
III, ,rt> and Paror Car Seats he procured a, IT,,
o35 2Gl rs. $40. ga Lao 1873 broadway 737 Sixth
ith.st. PSI Coumbus-ave.. 1874 East l25th
s. aGi Wet lajth.-t, NcwYok yourt-st.. $50 Fulton.
st.. Brookl, H. and % Broadway Williamsburg.
The w-YOrk Transfer Co. viii call for and check
baggage from hotel residence & Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. r.
Excur.ion Tickets, New.York TO Chicago and Re-
turn. $500.

Excursion Tickets, work 10 Chicago and Re-
turn. $500.
Through trains for cheag1 aud the woFlds Far leaw
foot " Nest i2dst. follows 10 minutes earlier frou
g,t5 4. VI. daily Via Niagara Falls. Through Pullman
sleepers New.York 10 Chicago, ArEi,es Detroit iA
D. n. chlcago 6 30 p. M So Louis - q.
',,iJ =. VI. daily. VIA Nlgais fsls. Reclining ch,i
car seats free New.York 70 Nagan rails. ThrouA
Pullman secpers New.York 20 Chicago Arrives Dctr5i
AS A. VI. ,eNcePs sunday, tor West cornwall orrs
"a WaliLil Valley Rlroad stations. stony Ford Aldts
s'wn bloomington Wuft.b0ro. u.tsll. E-lenyi
E,iishure Monte TO- Liberty and Wh.e Lake. -
as A. NJ fdailyl for Midtown tOlshrrg Monflsi.
IL fSeriy catbondaic. ranton Wato0. Dshl sidney
Norwich ttica Rome Oneida. Fulton. 0,wcsO. NAgaS
LISP W. Saturdays only. for Campbell Hall. Ma
dl.eyn RiOomingur Summhtyilie Ellasl~ tall.Dufy,
Nontreilo Liberty. white Lake, l. singson Manor.
3:IJP VI, except sunday. Veetibulod Limited for
Iase Nohonk Lake Mnnew aska. and Waikiki valley
Raj road stations. Campbell Hail. Midiletown Mountain
Dale Centreyile. Fallsburg. Monticello, HuileyNi.le,
Liberty Fall. Liberty Park willie. and Livingston Mlnor
MiIis Campbell Halt Middictown sammtsiie. Ellen
VILE and all intermediate points.
,,iJP p. VI. daily. Midtown. Summitvle Fails.
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor Rockand. Walton. sid
new Norwich. Oneida. Fulton Osweeo. Negara rails.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway
NewYork Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
70 destination,
J. G. ANDERSON. O. p. A.
l.. <ew-iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11

e r. IL T. N ES.
Through trains Tor Chicago and the West leave New
York foot CAambers.-t. daily. as follows aud i've
minutes earlier from West 23d st.:
OF. A. M.-Southern Tier Express for Binghamton
O.fO Elmira, Hornellsyille and Salamanca Parlor
I daily except Sunday 10 Monticello.
IO.nO a. M.-Solid train TO Chicago Pullman Sleeper
JU.OU VIA Chautauqua Lake Parlor New.
FORK 70 Buffalo and Niagara Falls Dining car.
J.nO P.M.-Ve,tbue Limited. Solid train for Chi
C.VU cacO via Chautauqua Lake. Slcepcrs 10 Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
2.N(l =. VI. Solid train to Chicago via Niagara Falls
c.Dn T.. M.-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
O.CU solid train 10 Chicago. Sleepers to Honells
vile. Chicago and Cincinnati.
7 OCAL TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL at 261. 2ol i0l. $40 and 957 broad
way. lO6 Wcst l56 East 12jth- Chambers and
2.,d New-York 1913 Fulton->t
udsonst nohokcn and Jersey city station. Erie Trans
Company calls Tor and checks
residences TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
Summer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR.

ELlZABETHTOwN. \. \. l-sceted amidst the srandest
mountain scenery Tho largest end hnes house III tns
place Table and service unsurpassed My farms ana
gardens supply tho hcuse with fresh milk cream butter
eggs chickens aad vegetables. Pure running prn2 water
throughout The house, Electric bell baths and latest
sanitary plumbing Orchestra bllaics. bowling alleys.
fine tennis and croaueJ lawn and charming drives Pure
DRY biacing air POSITIVELY NO MOsQt TOES no
MALARIA. Ny TallyHo c0sche, and carriage, meet al
boats aud trains Wos,port. and connect with regular
sfaces 10 Keene Valley Cascade Adirondack Lodge
ADD Lake Placid Procure through tcXcts. Telegraph,
express aud ticket in the house. Crcuars with
city references. ORLANDO KELLOGG. Proprietor.
:. \. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
Delaware, Lnckawnnua md Western x. X.
STATIONS In New York loot Of Barclay and
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBULED TRAINS
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD MONT
CLAIR. THE ORANGES. summit, Bernardsvie, Basl
Ane Nidsc, Madison. Nor .owu. Passac Pstels n.
Boont.n. Dover. S;anhope. BUDD'S LAKE, LAKE HO
rAlC0NG n9eSe;ti,93%Ini -, ; !IOoLEY,s MoUMtAtX
GAP. srlioUDsDu ~ pesoao MGuntain;, sCIAN
DANVILLF, NOKrHC MBERLAND, MOniro,e. BING.
HAMrON OXFORD NORWICH. Wateryille. UTICA
6G51NWifiiG6. frnAtT rowEEGo, ELMIRA, toESiSG.
WfsT SOUTHWEST S ANP ,SiQ3qITHWEST. 90
N,Wr','C EXPRESS. Pullman Palace cars. Con.
Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving as
,,20 A. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL. Stops at principal
1.oo p. M.-sCHANToS, BiNGHAMToN and Ell
IRA EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
I,tO r. M.-sCRANToN, WILKEsBARKE and PLYM.
~ II EMPRESS. Pullman prlor cars
1880 p. W.. -BUtFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
900 y. N. Daily :-ButFALo, RlCHFIELD SPRINGS
and OSWEGO LAPKtSS. P n,lman sleep rs -
Muriay.t and 429 Broadway Ticket. at f;sry stations
ave Ncw.York; 1913 washngton.st.. 723 Fuon.s.. and
- Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full infor
nation. at all stations
WfSTCOIr EMPRESS COMPANY Will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
READING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Coal-Ho Smoke-No Cinders.
Time Table in effect May IL, 1898.
LEHICH VALLEY DIVISION.

For Chicago. 80 a. m, o. 500 p m
For Naeara Fails ~ II 80 a r n' 9 90 ) 90 D. m
For Rochester. ..........S Is. IL 80 a. m, 90 m
Above tains run daily. Through Pullman Parot and
Sleeping
FOR WILKESBARRE. PITTSTON AND SCRANTON
SIS. 4 80 a. m; II 80. 90 p. sundays. except,
scranton. Is. II 80 a. m; 90. 500 y. m.
FOR POIISNlLLE ) 10 a. M, II 30. 3 .I5 p. m !;
Sundays 10 30 a IL.
nor READING AND HARRISBURG Sis. IL 80
X 20 - p2 @p p IT, suRfaff I0 90 Z hvn
MtUtH CHUNK 90. is II 20 a. M; Il 30.
AS 5l5 6 90 g 90 p. m sundays. 90. Sis,
10 II 20 q. II. 9 90 90 d. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
B4LTIMORE G OHIO II. r.


"AfaHtrrHI"sfE foi$Ts &fsG
Leave New;Yosk, fo9t of LIberty't
70. PIIlsnuRG, ;So p. M, II rs night.
For CINCiXNATI 81; tQrIS 2 a. m. p M;
=. m DHss taF 60 40 p M Dining Garj 81 ). 'S
l9r XoM0LK' Bay 5 Lpo 80 p ~ N ,, Ex sunday
14th ST., 100 GpGd'st, r. r., 3ii Fu.onst Brooklyn
New-York Tlan.er 60. VIII cali for and check bag
rnge from hotel ros dence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracifc Coal uscd exclusively. n.urng CieanEess
and Comfortl
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signal
Sy.fcm. Trains leave station foot OF Liberty -.
Time Table in effect June -, 1898

* Or 90 90 as so r. n, IS nisht except
Saturday night. sunday. II 80 A. IL, 100 30. $780,
Fur Harrisburg az 90, 90, s:i5 A. NJ; 90 80:
100, 100, IS T. NJ, ~ 10 night except >atur.y
night sundays. II 80 A. NJ, 100. 800. $50 P"SI.
For louisville az 200, 90. sA5 A. NJ. 90 80.
600. 80 p NJ. i2:ii night, eyeep. SATURDAY nishi
night. $780,. a..
90 s:tj A. NJ. 90 80. 80 4. NJ, L. rs night.
except saturday night Sundays 7 i5 A NJ, 800 T. NJ
II rs midnight.
For Ea.ton Bethlehem. Allentwn. Mauch Chunk. &c.
4 90 Is as A. NJ. 100. 30. A. 80 20 Alen.
town p. NJ. sundays. 80 - A NJ. 90 30 r. NJ
For wkestarre. Pitts,on AMI scranton. s;t5 A. NJ,
a SmnfaYs 4 30 A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
HOTEL ALGONQUIN.

LOWER SARANAC LAKE, ADfRONDACkS
IL miles from village opens June 1st; cuisine and
service good attractions superb laAe and mountain seen
cry good atiOn, pure water supply; trout nshng.
boating lawn tennis orchestra ETC. send illustrated
pamphlet; telegraph ard postoilce address Algonquin,
4. " JOHN HARDING Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red Bank, Long Branch aud points south 20 Point
Pleasant. 80 $50 to Rcd BANK s:i5 1880, II 80
A. NJ. Il 20 SATURDAYS only, 30. , rs. 80. 4 90
4:sC $50 gl' ?. NJ. sunday, except Ocean Grove
For akew God Toms River Barn ca, PARK AMI Barne-
gat, $50 s:l5 4. NJ. J 81 ! 80 r. NJ ,,
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City, Nncant and Bridge
ton 30 \. NJ. 30 =. NJ
. 4. NJ 20 30 Is L. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11

M a N a a ~ $ e. ,..,,,
House and cottages shelter Island, L. l., " u Greaty
enlarged ana improved beautiful nov music hall eeeuiid
with baths; hcGlthluy located anu
fishing dancing etc. open until sept -. Ely ac;
new steamer MonsIk and shelter s"ni sela lSr
terms and illustrated pamphlet n H. d. W. AWoOn'
formerly Of Murray MI Hotel Manager ManhanSet House.
~uTolk County. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
"RaLPN'S" IN TIE ADlRONDACKS

Three and one-hslf miles LYON Mountain station
on CnateaIgay railroad delightfully."- located on PIPER
Chacaugay Lake; boat. careful oar~mcn good Trout
fishing: billiards bowling alleys lawn tennis; bath.
houses accommodates 100: all plca0nt ana oods
irtclass table has reputation unsurpassed by any
Send circular
j. ". HUTTON Proprietor. LYON Mountain N "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11

ilnilron0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
CONGRESS HALL.

SAKNTUtsN SFKINIsN.
tri' ATED On BROADWAY, DIRE .tly between the ceIe
bratef CON6KES, ana HATIIORN SPRlNHS
OPENS JUNE u.
nodatcs 1000 guests Rates, - " % per Jay
according " rooms FIRST Cl'ASS ~
EVERY RtSPECr f.. .-...,
CLEMENT II cox. II. s. CLENt.N l..
owner, and Propreors. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
Chicago.
ATTENTION WORLDS FAIR VISITORS.
HOTEL INGRAM, CHICAGO, j. S. A.
european 6otels.

IJvERPOOI.-"COMPTON HOTEL rnriv,Ilei Tor
Comfort. Excellent Cui>in AMI Nod Fixed Chlrge,
Adjacent To Best shops, shipping Offices stations Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
SARATOGA.
THE WINDSOR HOTEL

Now OPEN The only hotel Saratoga serving late am
ner and employing white servants exclusively send 'or
descriptive pamphlet and rates to
WILLARD LESTER. MOnager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
Or. sTRonc's sAN,TARIuM,

popular for health. change rest or iectHddon
all the Elevators. electric bells steam open hfc,
places ,un.parlo, and promenade on tne roof suite Of
rooms with baths. saratoga waters l1Wn tennis cro-
quoi massage electricity all baths and all remedial app.
ance. New Turkish and Russian baths. nnsirpasse "
Oriental elegance send for illustrated circular ~ 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-11
NrwyonK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JULY H. PAGES
GUNNER Resorts.
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL

OPEN CNTIL OC IOBER. . ssY
This popular summer resort lie situated ~ Cst,n
on the l.ah blug overlooking the Hudson RIVER bo1h
river and mountain views are unsurpassed me hoNi
pointments are nrstcas. with accommodations Tor 80
SuperOr orchestra Lawn tennis billiards boating HveIy
and other attractions Reasonable terms for both Tshsieh'
and permanent guests. For particulars abby, "
4 H BAGLEY Manager, CatsNhi, ~ T.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-02

y Z Z : I 4
The Republicans, open and disgais
ed, haye been telling US that if the
Democratic platform adopted at Chs
cago is carried out il viii ruin the
country
Yet they insist that i shall be earri-
ed out.
They even 90 y fat M 40 declare
that the adoption of an income fax
would be dishonorable piece Of legis,
lation because Tie platform saldInoth-
ing about ii
According 70 their own admissions
they are willing that the entire country
should be ruined provided II il done
By the Democratic party and according
u theterms Of the Democratic plat
form.
SGeh talk Is very funny The Demo
cratic party has sense enpughto ruiI
the platform rather than lie country
But neither viii RI ruined. Tbs
spirit of every pledge viii be carried
out and the country WILDE saved from
the ruin 10 which few years NOR,
Of Republican misrule would hay,
brought III
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-02

French business tact j. reaping II
reward atthe Worlds Fair. Like other
foreign exhibits. those u the French
section are IN bond; but for each, OK.
hibit there are duplicates which were
NOT entered AZ exhibits. and upon which
the duty has been paid n that they
are salable for immediate delivery
The results that tile French exhibitors
are making 4 great deal Of hay ont q
The June sunshine.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-02

President Cleveland has gone 81
Hog Island 70 catch drumfsh, and,
better still, 10 catch ! few day rest
from the cares that press upon his sta
tion and to gather from che air and
skies and tho June sunshine fresh in.
SEPARATION for tho heavy tasks that wait
upon his return 70 Washington Tht
people Of the whole country will be Z
unit in the wish that the fish may bits
freely, and that only the little ones
may drop back into the Hog Island
waters.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-02

Tho case 81 Rev Dr. Briggs, ontrlal
for heresy, reached 4 vote ID the Pres
byterian General Assembly "Wednesday
and the result. which has been abph-
dainty foreshadowed for weeks, viii
doubtless be hailed W the prosecution
asa settlement Of the questions At issue.
By Others il viii more likely " viewed
as the beginning II 4 larger unsettlc-
ment, in which il is difficult 81 feresee
any prospect Of advantage for the par
ties IN interest 81 for the Church II
general