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The herald., 1893-07-29
Condition of BAY City Banks.

WASHINGTON, July 28.-An abstract of
the report of the condition of the ma
tional banks of San Francisco, at the
date OF last call, shows that their reserve
was %. .92 per cent.
The herald., 1893-07-29
ChoIeraic Deaths in Spain.

MADRID, July 2S-Forty cases and
twelve deaths from a cholefaic disease
occurred in the Ell Pinde district.
The herald., 1893-07-29
AKantuckx Bank Failure

MT. STERLING, KY, July % The
Traders Deposit bank has failed 40 the
result of run. Liabilities. $3.50, 1000;
assets, $780, 900.
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Manager MelIen's Successor.

TACOMA. July 2S. Chief Engineer
John A. Kendrick was today appointed
acting general manager of the Northern
Pacific railroad, succeeding w. S. Mel.
len. deceased,
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Worlds Fair Columbian Edition Illus.
trated Herald.

This beautiful publication printed on
the finest book paper, is now on sale BY
all the news dealers and at the HERALD
business office. 1t contains 48 pages OF
information about Southern California
and over 30 illustrations. Aaa publica-
ton to send to eastern friends it has
never been equalled. Price Is cents in
Wrapper6
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Worlds Fair Columbian Edition Illus
trated Herald.

This beautiful publication printed on
the finest book paper, is now on sale by
all the news dealers and at the HERALD
business Office. 1t contains 48 pages of
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International Yacht Race.

NEW YoRK, July 2S.-The interna-
tional yacht race will be sal led October
9th.
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THE WEEKS oLEARANcEs.

Los AngeIes Again Mnkes FhvorsDI6
Showing.
New YoRK, July 2S.-Following is
Bradstreet's tabulatsd result Of the
bank clearances Of the principal cities Of
the United States for the week ending
Thursday, July 9th:
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THAT WORLDS FAIR TRIP.


Names OF Persona Who Havs Rscsived
Ten or More Ballots.
Hereafter no names will be published
inthe HsRALo's worlds fair free trip
ticket contest until the persons have re.
csived at least 10 votes. Below will be
found the list to date:
Hough. Mrs. @. A.. 1131 8. Hill street. 10 3e3
Horne, W. A.. sos Downey avenue, city. S946
Fisher, Mrs. L. K, 94s Georgia B all at. .sz2l5
Katz, II. c.. Charnook block, city. y.......-.. 4SS
Lindsey, Mis- Addfe, city ................. 1So
Lyon. Al 714 Alpine street. city ...,.... 80
e0rmano, Mrs. NJ, SAT Macy street. ........ 176
Johnston, a, g.. 1925 Downey ave. 49,. 1913
Leon Dreuat. Redondo ............... III
A. r. D0n0hue, Savannah. -. ............ 20
Darmody, Thomas, Arcade hotel .......... 13
Carlisle, s. A. 4l2S. Hope street. .......... 81
Otis Haistead Westminster, city .......-.-. 40
Taylor, r. A., South l. A................... 81
H. e. Biewend, 33,{ s. Spring st.......... 81
Robert Smith, Westminster, city. .......... q
Greed. Daniel, city ................ ......... u
George Finck ...,............. ... 80. IL
George +. Tincher. Observation-Disclosures. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
cIpRFNT COITRT- CITY AND COUNTY

- OF NEWYOHK. -ierman-A American Real Estate TIE
COMPANY. Plaintiff. against Elizabeth h.
and othefs Dffcndant-ln pursuance OF judgment Of
foreclosure and sale made and entered IN the above
entitled action Fearing date twcnyegh dav II
January 1893 !! the undersigned the Referee In said
Judgment named VIII sell at public o the IN.
change Sarsroons No III Broadway. In the cts Of New.
YORK on the Odd dav a February 1891 az 10 O'Clock
noon by William Kennedy. AuctiOncer the property and
premises mentioned and described IN said judgment a.
follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel f land in the City
OF Neg.YOrk IN the County and OF New York
bounded and described a. follows
nunG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS street distant hundred AID
seventy.four feet six Inches tastery from .outh.
oastcy Of seventh Avenue and Onehund
street running thence sOuthorly parallel
Seventh Avenue sixty feet thence eost"ry parallel b
hund ed twcntybird street Inches thence souhry
parallel 70 seventh Avenue forty feet eleven 10 the
line OF the block. thence ca>cIy parallel to Ono.
hundredan -twcntvthIrd street fifteen feet six inches
thence nOithcry parallel 10 Seventh Avenue one hundred
feet eleven inches % The southeiy side Of Onehundred.
5ndweniythrd street and thence westerly along IA, same
sixteen feet 10 the point or place ~ be- ginning.
FREDERIC r. COCDERr r.. Referee.
street. y. Y.
me sale OF the above described premises hereby ad
Journcd to islay the second day Of March 1888
the hour and place
Dated New-York February 29d 1893
FREDERIC x. COrDERT. IT,. Referee.
CHARLES rNANGsr Plaintiffs Attorney, "a Nassau
street, y Y.
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REAL ESTATE.
n1-S1vEsS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Thc rol csrate market active yesterday anu d.
though some Of property offered was sOd a. in'
price,. the bulk was either withdrawn bid III a! "'o
ulant,n or adjourned. The mot Important SAL va" ~
II Y Harne,t Co.. who offered at the LOeft!-sO
Exchange No S. Washington Place, iour-stofy ana
basement trowEs;one dwelling Oh lot 22NJo'. Inc
biid;uc ran from $1,000 up 70 $4,000 'har.es ~
Fox va, The buyer The same ouciionccr ol'Fcu Noe
1876 and 5s East ghth-t, two foufs'oy Oro""
stone athouscs on fun lots. They were sod LOT siioV0
and All 30 10 L. H. The same au.oicri oered w.
20, W, EIghty.sixth.st four story brown 'ohe Pi'o
dvclinp on lot 2lxIOO The bidding ran from s2S.ooo
up 70 So 80. +. T. WaTburton was inc ou!ei'
.outhwcst corner Of Amsterdam.ave. and Eighty
East Finieth,t was Withdrawn at bid Of 7Ji'ooo au
ment browns'oac prvete dwelling Oh 'o' -'N''O'
Withdrawn a bid OF $4,000. ,s .
Al No. III Broadway X. V. liarnett 90 onoHu
aye.story brick building on full lot. being NO. 'o0
Tenthaye Ii wac sold the painth In the pfocccu"e
for s3l 600. William Kennedy offered NO io'o 81
enth.ave. nye--tory brick building on io' w 90
II was sold 10 plaintiff in the pOce uhss do ,ss,rId
The following sales at private Contract Nos
.s.her WcnSten has sod TO J0hh J.; Wi'n.s
IN ,uj NJ ,,rcc kpr-st and No. 5Oi l!lAaO,
Icing the southeast corner OF .e Two s,ve t"ry Cd
Dlterker by 80 in Elizabeth ss, vita louf io"'"'"s o
Sons have sold the and b9.cn cG
brick dacirg NJ 1isis East orr u,-1s i"I 7,,.c
dy eimgs ~ IL sixty sNth.st. TO Join IN, az,
for - 900; no 80 West tfucth-st Columbia ~
10 T y, I@ip. % s,5 cco 80 % w
Sf,rriShtR' st. to H. 5 Ptarte $4,000; No "est
to iGdeT; !oS Sdy 10000 60 si6
Th.arc The AlEl, estate. on lNa'c roar ~
the Am can blseniin. houses SAt cth.s, ~ rear ,nd
Metropolitan Club. Wallace Shcllito Tor L. '" O'''
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For Both Sexes-City.
n EMORY

M EMORY.
Wl Prf Loisete's Discoveries. His Systen-thc only
acknowledged apthoIityis taught from NewYork by mall
throughout the World. IL boon all
the best well the poorest For Terms Testmo.
malls post free address Pro- LDISElTE 237 9Th
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
j Madison square (cor 25th.st and way.
Branehe. in the principal Am"rcsn and European cites
New term beGos now.
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WEST SHORE rail ROAD,

IN. \. {. Il L. Il. RE-. Co.. Lcsse,l
Trains leave West 42d.st. station Ncw.Yo,h A. FOL,
lows AID 10 minutes earlier from Il. Frinklint n L.
3:3O \. Al.-Dally Tor NcNUurs, hln. sion. AiL,t.,
daily except sunday, west OF -, ynlans Jc. '
71J 4. M.-Daily FOR Albany. except SUNDAY Mo,.,s.
$3.50 A. M.-Dsly Tor Albany Utica syracuse Roches
Yer, nulalo, Niagara faus Detroit Chicago; cXcrlT
1888 A. M.-Da'. except Sunday. for Albany and
400 +. M-Dailv. excent SUNDAY for Albany
DID 4. M.-D1ly for Albany M0rtrra VtIta Svracu.e
Rochester; IuGao. Niagara Falls, 7 ,-onto Detrols
$3.50 r.. NJ Dlily, except sundo5 for Newburg Al.
Ss1J 7. VI. Daily. l0r Albany. Utica Syracuse Roch..
tor. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Chicago
~~e~'
HAYElisTRAw LOCALS, As. 'sisP.M.
NEWBU re- LOCALS, 20. sl0:l5 A. NJ, l:lj 40
50 80 IL AS l.. NJ. N'
sleeping Tor BuTNo. Niagara Falls. Toronto.
Detroit Chicago all through trains.
sDsily. For tickets timetables paror and sleeping
cor Accommodations information apply Offices Brook.
lyn. 1893 Wa,hngton ST. 72G Tulto6:st. Annex ONO.
1e Broadway. l4s Bowery. 81 East l4thH So wesi
q. f. LXMBEHT. General Passenger Agent
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ffluslr uno mnslral Instruments.
EMERSON PIANOS.
20 S,h.aVc mar I.,h-st Catalogues free.
Local Notices.

n EW-YORk SUPREME COURT, NEW.
~ xxx eoHa!y Ha&eT l. 1 ;s P Sa.s as af,
Nsrv seb1as .ctim"s calicd >aic- t1Tisrnc Barnc.
goi pgnis 0c0s"cH and d 2GGrp hs T w
Mary being fictitious his wife 4 any, VII - real na1e =
at law and next If KIM any iqha o,ccnns 4
& who 10 az" u p To SS %n R S% az or '
Interest in the premises dc,'iib'd in the complaint,
persons being Herein described heirs law, d'i@cc>
Gon oc Sia"f and 't cr Tpee wives and
lands il any, and EDWARD Noonan, def ndant, summons.
You aic hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
IN NH G99 s9a T SG ,1cG eSPyd s Of ar the on %
lis summons. exclusive Of The day o. ryicc ara In 49,
against You by default for the rc in
Dated 0'''''' '''' BENZ pgi. q, GEEP 2.;se,r
Once and p O. address. No. ia Nassau-,,, Scw.York
n SsfG4 S ; Jo9 Sno 9 Ss IF. s NV
devisc.s legarc, heirs law and next 4 tin. any, Of
ac sa's and 0P husSands any Who ore D unknown tn
B a2"g ' or az aHas an n,cret in ~ pem
dscrbed in The COMPLAINT in MS agtn The tosS99:
ord mad by Honorable GEORGE L. lngrahem Jg.tlrs
ober ls9 and q, amends NJ by o Gs dr., mad 1s
so@ S h'i'fh cr Saffq in p tS oacr Of he Clerk De y @
SoS@ty Of SfS5 IN o ohs me aon Or s. &
division Of The proceeds IF The ppT o deoe 5 IN III
Wet Farms. Wcsthe,ter County STATE Of Ncw.Yoit
being Iart Of tn and de- guatd and by tn
number 100 Oh map entitled MAP Of the Village Of
Mount Hope filed IN the lncc q The Register % W.
chester County at White Plains" said lot being bound 4
and described follows Defining at the southwe u
corner of Worth Avenue and Warren laid down
sad map running thence westerly oil ny Warren Stcr' 20
feet thence Ouhcry In" parallel b Worth AtoDu
or nearly % 81 feet lot 40 ll3 SAD map. thclc
asIv along lot ll0 Worth Avenue thence noith"ly
along Worth 80 feet less the place ~
beginning. together with oil the rht. uc and int %
hereto in aid to WOrh Avenue. lying In
front Of and adjacent 10 said premise tn centr" lac
Thereof and 70 obtain such 'ur ana further relief a. a.
be DOpcr with costs Of this action.
Dated NcwYork, JOnuary 20 1892.
BENJ T. GERDTNG.
lliintln's Attorney
NJ.
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Proposals.

4 RMY BUILDING Whitehall street, New
aSrH Si' ie6uaT{ -, 49,. % a., opG'ais in
March opened supplying about 4 900
gallons % hfS Oh, a. PR m ana ,cheaus
Preference will be given ariieie Of domestic production
e The pice Of foreign Product on, manufa,,uc du
p9,a, should be maSed ltop3sal, for Mlncia Oh ard
1 eaSf IT, 70 s Army N'of Deputy
4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street. New
~ York City, tebrusry I'D, 1898 Sealed proposals. In
March an 1893 and tncn opened furnishing All labor
house. Goycnors Island Landina. Nc|.York CIV. \. T.
in accordance win netrIcon. and spc:ih alton.
nished on application TO above address The Govern.
ment reserves the right to reject n proposal.
for od Eeair to Fery6ouse and addressed to JAS NJ.
MOORE, Deputy Quortcrmasicr.''cnGol. [. ): Army.
PROPOSALS FOR WOVEN WIRE BUNK
epaicn 30 iss &1eh D, Of s S rSaS
as an GF 20 Il d'NbT3'r S Gs
II s 'un 5So WSytn w at s sa fh o;on sy
itand1,d sample can be seen az The SehpylM Arsenal
bidders must state dates snd g%antes of taar PROPOSED
s al TdSoa rents I e rS s 10 sSc 1y
e aS1 rt oGqe dg Or @ Of g"a
ma@fsGtaaes t the dqty nersoa n;ng Gapa tgr
f &c SSeS@ SppSaSn ,GnySSss SCna1%g 81;
and addressed the undersigned.
Deputy Quar- General u s. in charge Of depot
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
z Phlla. Depot Of the Q. NJ. Department 400 Arch
street. Philadelphia. Pa February il. 1898 Sealed Pro.
pOsals trpcate will be received until IL o'clock
a. M. Monday March 90 1893 for furnishing the Z. 5.
Quarrrmasters Department IN this city with Airlecs:
Blankets. Forage Caps Linen Collars Knit
Drawers Duck - 10 and o. Dark blue Flannel
blouse Lining Flannel, Leather aud Ganncts Cam.
paign Hats. Sky Blue Kcrsy. Canvas Leggns, Necku-s
ins Barrac Shoes and Undershirts for delivery
OF points will be entertained. Bidders In
exact terms the whcn they will delivery.
quantity thereof also the dates and quantities OF
deliveries. The Government the
right reject any all proposals Preference will be
given articles Of domestic production manufacture.
quality price Qncludlng IN tue price OF
forey productions manufactures the duty therconl
being equal For copies OF printed instructions lid.
ders blanks for proposals etc. apply at this Office En-
yelopes containing proposals TO o. nsorsed roposa for
SAWIIILE Deputy General, U. S. A. In
cSe.ss Il p4pot
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FALL RIVER Line.
Cost au> (onno

-. 900 n
d ANK COOK LosT-Dank Book NO. i, os' aador is 70.
ID B0wery Savings Bank j. missing =. rstorrd b,fo!e
guested 10 return II the Bank IL NJ, viii be mads
tne 10Th day OF March 1898, appicatoh w
u the Bank for u Book. .-..,--nS the
ID ANK BOOK LosT-Bank Book No .o4 S S is ~
ID Eowery savings Bank Is missing not restored oioE
tho 18th day OF March, 1898 application "pi "
the Bank for o new Raak
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prOornrn rr,I, ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY

"o 9faa Land and Ss a. e 4a'n f" and
2dayc 50 It 3sr h;s. and otG ISi.6 s 70
sam 9Sae - part Grace wye" yer, ''' a 81
S' :sy 49, la,: r ''a', l,s,i :. .m. f s:s
6eaacdj.s, 1N So 1917 Kapan and wife 90 600
Mummy. 40 -'o' Mary 9N''' ,....., 80 900
Wei 2H,ot' NTTci-TU.aaJ et al ~" -. l2Oo77
piti-, 3 l lns xi;e o. q, ne,ha Dwoysty G5;oo
2d3ye 50 e Of p 5sei aI ai Gn and %Ii. 70
j.; part IlI lar p""''' ''"'' '.' 1867
Went ada ' and,,s no 20 dr - 10 $50
King , 3 9iS a., II W.. c ~ Mao S,dI ~ 1000
J J,I', AID 4 a9 wTg' '''' ven. 1870
iS' HaSs. Kali walprh 1na another II 200
2t sancho 80, =, linn ~" ~ Horr., ... 81 600
9s ox7j; Rev Michael Car lcan 10 me hnIeh
OF our Laiy of the Scapular Of MI carmel :,
oh, 10 G n" iGs Thomas O'iU'o'r 'l $4,000
sui mir,s,cd 10 =, E 4 o. '" .. roc 2s 500
rSg.,ar 80 100 20, = 81, q w 70 END @a,Jc 7sxloo
me , olGn'n society Of Ne"fo'N 70 '''"[ 10000
e,, H 'g"s :. 10 r. II ccota iafk. wcs, 5ox
i93ar For and i, p % ,5 Hd atSc
Wctt,ritz 10 Fr!,lcrikc WcftoWit ......-.. !
'h'- ton, a. 20 % oi t iioaan % 500
lo7.ht la Of i9 lave, Il i9I ks.,blG, 500
1o7l.; 80 si@ fa., Flora fo1al'k to Rachel
OFT Isl fi'l''@ eiso +. e Of 3i.aye osyico 10
ISRAEL Gufanow~ky and wife 20 Henry Borne ,ooo
18+t1'; p r5 3So =. TT,%ar5 Rohi'sSn Is 600
lO2a..t 900 n e Of Coumhnsa'e. 8u' ~. IL
Augustus HociIic and wife I" 0a'olne q, soo
1oiis..f q Conner Eiycr ide.-r loNloouj
Charles weinb r. . Mefonl"f NsRf ana
1aofb..t n :, JOS It v oi -,e.Nye l'Sglll; 80,
jams Villa son AMI VIE 8 lay nc fI.H. "'V'
liist,'i lain .,o q III II 70 >e,f Gt- and vie 2oo
AlcNAndcrsNc. corner l1otl.-rii i'N4"'' ''""
,,. &c ~ a. 40 n T. Of wilil.ase. 9iSl0O;
%co,ge Nh''l'r anu WI. 70 '''" -. O5)o
we,ih" s,n b,,,, IL es al TO Dor, FSa d. aooo
Traay.., Toyi - fr.Gcrek nii'm mann jr.' 1900
1cifh'.t 10 n e o. l'or-titc. l93Nuo;
Abraham ''r crs,c!l 70 Eo-s ',ter''' ,.a11,6o
Tr1FNs,st, w.. s. ~ 9- sri,h 1 80. 800
WC,,hsNc :, 80 , y - 'i r,.see II M . 1000
george rIclt.cr AID wife t. i-i"l'h ,co,
N, isI'I l.uc SO & jail, IoIcI q, Al to Ana.
pin %',; Tos = and - Horny sandfora to
.soii@..S Ie,6 w .,.' ..........'. .ooI
S's .,,d r'. rs ""'"' ..... 49,. 100000
.',er IIonrv 4 Torc-t 20 Willnm Parr"it
Maiden Lane So a. Alice Nh !! .t~r ana hue
band t. Abr'a9 20 g q 9,o , ago.IeT n,p e.,a
IIc1diick Kuiccrs 2-lo prt Hcufy " - ooo
schrcak~-cn 70 Martin schf'htrr'l '.'"-''' 4'OV'
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JnstrnrIlon.

For Young Ladies-City.
- OAROING AND DAY SCHOOL bon. GIRLS
ID NO COZ 5TH.AVE.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. CHAS. II. GARDNER Principals
A YOUNG LADY wishes to give lessons in French.
n. r., 152 6th-ave.
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For Young Ladies-Cjty.

For Young Ladies-Cjty.
NJ Ew. YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE, l2Jh.st. N. y
~ AL practical branches day evening Call adj
crvss CLENENT q GAINES, Mount Morris Bank Big
WAN NORMAN INST FOUNDED 1850
S. E. ~. OF West End and 51st-st.
Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-C1ty.
u OOkkEEPING, stcnosrSphy, Upewriting, &C., thor.
ID oughly Aught day evening situations furnished
Address SewYork Business College. l25th-st.. ". Y
II University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 50 West 50shst.-
~ All departments. boarding pupils received.
Elmer i. Philips. A NJ. y. c. Hendricksol. Pm. D.
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Gin properip for Sale.

At <iJ.OOO.
PERFECT HOME w, End.a,e.. near 72ist..
about pct i--tny. crflnty G..oit I'D tn ou gnly
seasoned. All occupied by oun,l. ~ ht. {" 'ninee
location, bu-.n.-- ica-uf-. HiKtE uji jh1tc., near
53i It., - Lib T.,--,. u : j.. Do.
IA OWNrOWN ~ iLDlNr. rasd to one tenant 10
- ycaFs. paying per cent, fQs ~al"
RI LAND WHITING ; Bsekmln.st.
4, or SiLE-On IIf,.at" uolr &1ii-st.. attractive
medium wide dwelling Win bu'l"F'- PANTRY cAtcn.
'Nrellant cIter. rf.re reasonable viii hange
for larser hou.' below j'th>t J.. II. LUDLOW
CO., ~ Libcrty.-t.
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1ns1rurflon
Musical Instruction.

& UMMER SCHOOL OF. THE METROPOLITAN CoI.
accommoda:io ions al atl1ntageS Of h, regular seasoi
retained Dudley Buck pre.t Albsrt Ross rars2ns Vice
Prtst. Address II W GREENE Sec and Treas .
10 and q East 1it6.st.. NewYork. " Y
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Nrw Dnb!llations.
VTHE MAVERICK CASE.

THE MAVERICK CASE.
ENGLAND'S BRUTALITY.
BY DR.. HELEN DENSMORE.
With Open Letter from Gail Hamilton TO the Home Sec
setary to Lady Somerset ana 10 Mr.. Gladstone.
complete exposition Of the case. proving MRS. NAY
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IlAINS Leave WESI 42D-SX..
N.LO A. NJ rs Ter from the loot OF tnnx'
INIT for Mlddl, town. BoOmInsbursh Port Jefvts
Monticello Mounianaale, FsAsDursh Liberty Iyngsea
Manor Hancock, CAruondae, scranton, walton Oeaat
sdusy Norwich Edmesion. Utica Rome, Oneida osaese'
3,1J =. NJ. Camp0el Hall. Lase Mononk Gd Maas
vasIa Waikiki Valley stations. MifietowIl. BoouiaY
burgh EIenviIe, Pittsburgh Hurleyyle Liberty. Ii"
lncst.n Minor x....,. Y,z,.
i1,OO r. NJ Mlddietown. Pittsburgh. Liberty Llsiae'
ston Manor Rocland Walton SIDNEY Nor"len One.aS1
Osweso Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chcaso sne
West lul man seepers reeluinsch.ss car nee
fDaiy: ali other trains dsllv except Sunday .u.
Pullman dipG'ng.room seals and secphscaT W.T.
Obtained az 32S BSoldwsy. New.York.
J. c. ANDERSON. u A.. 50 Beaver'st. N"'t@s
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For Kcailne q 20 ID 20 4 ~ = ~ sIcsD
Saturday night. sundays, u 90 a. NJ 90 S:So ''"
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90 100 a p. NJ IL Us night except SATURDAY nslss
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For pottsvile at 90 As. s:45 A NJ. 90 60
90 80 T. NJ is night. except saturday nasnss
sundays, il 80 a. NJ, 90. 3 80. 200 p. NJ is'"
sgnbury, IewisSuTs and WiPIapM;rOT i =, alsSs
except SATURDAY night. sunday 7l5 A. NJ, eco n"
l. Is midnight. -. c..,k b.
90 Is 10 a. NJ. 90 80. 40 80, 70 Ai1a1n
}%ewT p NJ sundays 4 80 ''i' A. N' iV0
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80 T. NJ. sundays. 80 A. NJ. MIA.
For Icd Bank Long Branch and points souh "a rRpJ
Pleasant 80 SIS 80 A. NJ 80 - Is S Sxe sr
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 90 4. NJ, 400 r NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Conf ed rx.Iu~vely insuring Cleanliness
and Comfort.
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block s's"~A
System. Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ="
Time Table IN effect Dec. Is. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
FOR LAKEWOOD.

a.3o sis A. NJ 1.45 q 40 speclaD 30. d:l5 = y
tcr Toms Riyer, Ba,n,eas PARK. and BaFn'sa" to-"
For Atlantic CITY Vincland and Brldgeton. 80 A. ~
I.45 T.. NJ -,. , ,,,..,,oa Reach
t:3O Is II 30 A. NJ. 40 l As. 100, 4:-V T. -
Sunday. 900 \. NJ. 90 =. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24

For Young Ladies-Country
y BRADFORD ACADEMY. , .,
ID For the higher education OF young women Apply I"
Miss IDA c. ALLEN, Bfseioro MAS
'CHE CAMBRIDGE Mas. HO,", t'..E > -, 49, 80.
i LADIES.-Adyentages VI Boston. quiet Oh Ia"oose'
Comforts OF Home. Small numbers.
Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN Is the DlrecDf'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-31
The Women ON sunday.

AT the Woman's Suffrage conven.
ton. held recently in Washington,
the platform committee raised ,ner.
~ war by the following preamble
and resolutions, to-wit;
WHEREAS, The Constitution Of the
United States promises non. interfer.
ence with the religious liberty Of peo-
pie, and
WHEREAS, Congress is now threat
ening to abridge the liberty Of all In
response to ecclesiastical dictation
from a portion Of the people,
ResoiUed, That this association en-
tiers protest against any national
attempt to control the innocent in
clinations Of the people, either on the
jewish Sabbath or the Christian Sun
day, and this We do quite irrespective
Of our individual opinions As to the
sanctity Of Sunday.
Resolved, That we especially pro-
test against this present attempt to
force all the people to follow the re-
ligious dictates Of part OF the peo-
pie as establishing a precedent for
the entrance Of most dangerous
completely between Church and State,
thereby subtly undermining the
foundation Of liberty SO carefully laid
by the wisdom OF our fathers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-31

The late Presidential election, says
the Deseret News, was in many re.
spects record breaker. Five States
divided their votes--California, Mich.
igan, North Dakota, Ohio and Ore
gon; Cleveland got all but one IN the
first named, FIVE cut OF fourteen in
the second, one in the third, and
Weaver took one from Harrison in
Oregon. l, was reserved for North
Dakota, however, to fairly outstrip all
presidents and set the country Nm ex.
ample OF impartiality never even
thought of before. She has three
votes in the college and gave each of
the candidates named one, thus max
ING Der fsvors 60 around ss fsr Is
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-31

possible. If she had had one more
doubtless it would have been cast for
the Prohibition candidates, Bidwell
and Fisk. Considering that it is
North Dakota's first experience in
voting for President, she has done
very we'll indeed; but her political
status is about as uncertain a quanti-
ty as could we'll be imagined.