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The morning call., 1893-02-16
ASSFSSMENT NOTICES,


- of principal place OF business. san Francisco,
New
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Directors. held on the fourteenth (l4th)
day OF February. 1898. an assessment (No. 80 OF
five 90 cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gotd coin, to the secretary. at the
office OF the company, 309 Montgomery street,
room 70. San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the twenty first (2lst) day OF
March. 1898. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unloss payment Is made
Gith) dsy of April 1893. to pay the deIinouent
asseSsm ent, together with the cost of advertising
and expenses of sale BY order %, Of The board OF
onice-309 Montgomery ST., room 10, San Fran
cisco. Cal fel5 I'd
A SSESSMENT NOTICE BODIE CONSOLE.
- dated Mining Company. Location OF principal
place OF business, San francisco, Cal; location OF
works, BodIe Mono County, Cal
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
board or directors. held the 9Th day OF Febru-
ary 1898, an assessment mo. 49, OF % cents per
poraton. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin TO the secretary at the office OF the COM
pany room 81 Nevada block, 800 Montgomery ST.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Goth day of March, 1893, will
tion and unless payment Is made before VIII be
sold on MONDAY. the 18th day of April. 1893 TO
pay the dellnqnent assessment together with COSTS
OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order OF
the board OF directors.
II. d. WALKER, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 50. Nevada block. 309 Montgomery
St. San Francisco, Cal fel4 I'd
sSESSMENT NOTICE - CHALLENGE CON-
n soldated Mining Company. Location of prln-
cpal place OF business, San Francisco, California;
location OF WORKS Gold Hill, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Directors held on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary. 1898, an assessment (No 14) OF 20 cents
per share WAS levied upon the capital stocx OF the
corporation. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin to tho secretary at the ONCE OF the com
pany. room 80. third fIor Mills building, corner
Bush aud Montgomery streets, San Francisco, Calf
rornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10th day OF March. 1898. viii
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. aud unless payment is made before Will be
sold on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF April. 1913. TO
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF che Board OF Directors.
C. L. MCCOY, Secretary
On1ee-Room 80. third noOr Mills building. cor
ner Bush and Montgomery streets, San Francisco
California fe12 I'd
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug. A-;Flcur dull, unchanged: salles;
200 bbis. Wheat weak No red 64sad647sc; spot
and August 64Ad64&c: September 65AMS5iQc;
October; 6lAqS7'sc; December. Ilisgn&c steam n,
Corn weak; spot. 45ic; September 45ssqtsssc; 0S-
tober. i5%gi6c; year, As.c; stock, 22S.sS1 bush:
sales. $1,000 bush; white corn by sample 50c;
yellow corn by sample: 4ss5oc Oats
sadsie; stock SS5,442 bush. Rye very quiet; No 2
5Sc; stock 2s,oi5. Hay easier good to choice tim
othy, SIS oaslS. Grain freights rather easy un-
changed. Cotton middling. nominal, Sc. Provi-
sions quiet, unchanged. Butter QUIET creamery.
D0zc. Eggs Arm. l5iac. Coffee steady Rio car
goes fair l9c; No {. i6Ac Sugar strong and &C
ioNc. whiskey hrm. 81 isNSi 20.
Buffalo. Aug. H-Spring wheat active; easy for
9 Il: spot quiet; sales $500 bush No Northern
5000 bush do f. 63Lc; 5000 bush do do. 6S,sc:
is.ss-Dush do do, 62lsc: 1900 bush do do So
sissc. do C (. sai.aS2iac Winter wheat unsettled
gent.Jy easier; sales. cars No : red oS,Yuee,,c.
8 ca nS do choice 6ii7c; car No extra RED. pc
cars No l white. CSC Corn quiet lower cios Slg
WiSc: 1900 bush No corn. 4Sa43i4c; 5000 bush No
corn. 42042hc. Oats weak. lower: sales cars no
! white s2aS2lsc; closing. 32c asked; No 2 mixed
sac asked. Rye-No 2 Sic. Flour STEADY; p p
spring SaN TO-; winter straights g 2Oa Is 3d. nyg
f-eights strong shippers bidding DC on wheat sac
On corn: boatmen asking i9c more. -.
Cincinnati. Aug. 2i.-Wheat dull, lower; NO req,
Sc Corn weak; No mixed !csS 9at asl lcmef PORK
firm s4 Lard dull sass 12ls BlIkmeaJs h nL;
S9Q$9 25 Bacon steady $40 25qSlo 5.,2. S,aey
steady; sales 1884 barrels Butter steady sugar
steady Eggs strong l1aql2c. Cheese nrm'
Chicago. Aug. A.-The leading futures ranged as
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
DAFT DNAn
RAILROAD.
,TATIOyS foot Of Desbroses and Certlandt s'ree"'

STATIONS 1901 OF Desbrossfs ana Oorti"""'
600 NJ HL tgfst ky x, tsss SLEEP
Gs Gnd R1ss s1a to dHs5'
ehcafFe Al lG 81 efs d fyi.,sqrg par2
S.s sSd si.Sns
100 q 2 f. s. LSHs i ESS
Eoa 6ShfsRos 1 10 80
80 n II H. LS %EsTf sS Hhssse Sleeping
Car; sS sAfiss 1as Cits Chicago
80 80 W. s sou EXPRESS %sssdays
nm ssS 81 a" seegaf vs s"a
s@ si.tSns cal SiTSo,4 g ss S$
80 eond morains TSedc II 20 sDst % eS'u"'
500 S IN III c;SfsHf vPaEIy RovTE dsy
S Ss s'G to Me no Hs" Orleans anu
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE S"S asr.
1890 A. M-"washinEtsn Limited" "eeA'''''
%Ssl?;G FsfGs Ss': H"ls daily EH%s
Fs 81 TH A. s e. sac u
s::%si ;.sissst 4, iSs s;
ssss s's:ss.D ef by
s sss sg ":' %
;s:s:s FITS; II! CHI: ..g 5:s:s: with
ror r%pF NAY 90 D. m. weekdays.
For Long fanch Ksbdy Park ocehn Groye and Point
Pheasant so sQI 10 10 M u 10 q go ss,Hr.
dsys Sundays s rs 9:t5 a. M B lb p. m: tDo not
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
r' 5Sss e @ y iS i,s' nssS.
hs g. SO Is 1's g. 10 M nfs noon
Ticket se. a $s, il s',. and s e,
West 125th Street PSI Columbus Avenue .Ss sl.th
ard foot pessO'.ss ard sofsoSS and
Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fulton srec BfTG t
The New.Y6fk TraiSfer Company will call for and
check baggage from nses and residences through 70 o
nation. >, u,oon
" General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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The shortest Quickest and Best Line TO Montreal
Central Depot. .......9 20 6:26 p m
Arrive Montreal. ..............eS5 eA6 n
Also i1atosburgh slecplng-csr 20 trsiu for
passengers Saranao Lake Placid Paul smiths Loon
Lake ETC.. VIA ChauFaugay H. H.. the avorits route TO
the Adondack arr, ng at easopsoe hour after break
fast ut Pittsburgh.
I'D. H." Ticket once and Bureau OF Information
q C0rtandt.st
Send cents .tainpd for illustrated guide. maps. ETC..
OF Northern resoft~ 70
j. w. HTH4ICK: 9. p. A"
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY
Authracife Coal exclusively. in-nrinE Cleanliness
and ComiOri.)
Four Trncks Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave S:niion foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Tnblc in effect Innc -. 1893

II 10 tDinLs 'aii A. w. 80. 2:lj 80 (Dning 'er,
100 (lIuie Parlor Carr 90 90 30, 3 - l.. ~
il Is nieal. sunday, 300 10 80 Il 80 lDning CaI
A. NJ. 80 DINING Carr > 90 q 90 T.. NJ, - 10 nish
For baltimore and Washington, week day. and sunday
:OO II 80 Dining Car \. NJ, 30, 30 Dining carr
90 q OO p. NJ. 10 10 night.
FOR Reading at 4 90. 8 90 8 - \; n. 900, 80:
Is 90 90 80 80 p. NJ. IL Is night. except
saturday night. Sundays II 80 A. NJ. 90 $3.50. :co,
FOR narrI.bars at 90 90 s:45 A. NJ 90 20
400. 30. 80 p NJ; ELS night except saturday
IL Is nilht.
1 100 20 T. NJ. - Is night except saturday night.
Sundays. II 80 A. NJ, 90 3 80. 500 =. NJ u Is
nj e..
FOR suntury, Lew:burg and W willamT~pont q :oo.
except sunday night Sundays 7;l5 A. NJ G 100 +. NJ.
II 10 midnight
100. 7:l5 - A. NJ 90 Z 30. ; 40. 30 20 Allen
town p NJ sundays. 80. 10 \. NJ. 90 80 p. VI.
For Wlkc-harrc. Pittston and scranton, SIS A. NJ.
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WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD.

IN. Y. c. II. r. II. II. CO. LESSEED
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD Ten DAYS. 1890.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 1874. $500
Trx.s leive i2d-st Station New.York ss fol.
$40 4. M.~Daiy local 10 Susp. Brdge and Catssli
Mountains except Sundays west OF C0eyn'aas jet
Sleeping car New.York BOOmyilc Sundays only.
1850 A. VI Daily ;ca to Albany for Catskii Mountains
ssr@Gsa raS s e tbs 40 Aany a
eater. ba,aio Sarata Fails. DetIo Chicago cxcep:
GsSe pa sxcSp. sunday to RCGmyil,c J 1pd
i~waske Pafor cars to BooLviile and New Patz.
Il i1.S5 4. vi. Daily except SUNDAY . Ca,;Il Mogo'
Sns N ss,,Ssa caaS ke George ParOr car:
70 BIoonvic sayatosa end CsIdweli ot.v s,oc,,, -
S Fl p. aS ,' Sp''',
CS,aJ p M-I,ay. except Sunday. to Catskll Noun
tns Ne"Poltr. Lakes Mohonk end Mn9ewc:SS Al
Ci.o CST ?. II. 1a55 oiS SSsis tof Ahsn,
nSr &, A Sss S. "s: sT55s s;lS
s,ssP' s pafer for 70, SeT Winston
s,iS p s@Daiv for Albany. utca, syr3cuss Recheser
Burslo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit CleveIsnd and
R'Gqs S r =! A 4 Is snSs RH GS
81 s e ~ 80 3, n I'D 10 IS s':
% so sl ~ s p ear: for p'i Kan. UTICA Syracuse
RocSestcr Bgr,iO Niagara FAILS, Toronto, Detroit clevs
se a Ccas0 On @ SaSof and ans accom-
( HS rs s sHr'4 rs s' a sia SSSd
Say ias Rcwery n East i4th;st s. West i25;h-s,.
and stations -, "a LAMBf.I.
General rasscngcr ARent
vsndcrbflt-ave.. New-Y0rk
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
flats 10 Get. Aufnrnlshto

SINGLE FLATS, nine rooms and hath.
TO lease from October all outside light
(no shafts steam heat fastest improve
nents nrst-class private ncighbornood
70 I.Er.-l1at large. light rooms deco.
station possession at once Apply on
premises. HORIZONS. 300 Columbus.avc.
TO LET.-One OF those elegant Broom
steam heated and decorated fats 10 family
Of adults elevated station. with passenger
elevator but few steps away. Apply TO iani'
tor on premises. 2St West flOth-st. Pos
session october |.
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Anraes an0 Garrlagec.

6orses ano Carriages.
FLANDRAU & CO.
FLANDRAU & co.
40 4. s BRoOME.sT.
S72 4, Q BROOME-ST.
ViCTORIAs.
CABRIoLETS,
VIS.A-YIS,
poS.A.D0s,
WAGONETrES,
BROUGHAMS.
DEMI-COACHE9.
LANDAUS.
00MENlBuSi
PHAETONS,
RfnNABoUTs,
DEPOT WAGONS,
TRIPLET SURREYS.
DUCK BOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
QUALITY. OF THE BEST
IN ALL SIZES AMP ME,GH
TRIMMING FORMING
THE LARGEST STOCK Or FINISHED
VEHICLES IL TIE WORLD.
A CRITICAL INSPECTION SOLICITED.
COMPLETE STOCK ABOVE STYLES.
SECONDHAND At EXTREMELY
Low PRICES.
GREAT NS.-Flrs.-class extern.
sion. top sidebar. family surrey fin sidebar
toy buggy; both nearly new harness. robes
and WHY'S Ia be sold at any sacrifice. i'm
mediately. Inquire at private stable. 10
West iith-st.
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E ri e LIN 6 S.

Through trains for Chicago ana the West leave New.
minutes earlier from IVES. 2sdst.:
or 4. M.-Southcrn Tier Express for Bnghamton,
o:4O Elmira. Hornellsyillss. and Salamanca. Psrloi
Car daily except sunday TO Montleslo. p,,,u. s,..
IO:OU "a cnagtaaqua Lax, Lake Psrlor car New
2.OO FM.5vestlbulc Llnited Solid train for Chi
Cleveland and Cincinnat Dining car
con +. NJ. sold tron to Chicago. Via Niagara Falls.
O.1U Sleepers 10 Buffalo Rochester and Chicago.
9 l0 p. M.-Via Chsutauqua Lake and Niagara Falls.
O.CO solid train 10 Chicago. Secpers 10 Hornells.
yille Chicago and Cincinnati.
I 0cAL TINE TABLE,. TICKETS AND PuLLMAN
way, loe wcstst ll6 East l25th Chambers and West
Hudson-st Hoboken and Jersey City station Erie rans
fer Company calls FOR and checks baggage from hotels ana
% destination.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETt

FROM PIER g, y. r., FOOT RECTOR-sT
For Atlantic Highland, Highland Bc1ch NormandIe,
Snabrirht Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, AZ 80,
3 90 ii 90 A. NJ ! :CO. 345, 80, ) 80 p. VI. sun.
DAYS Q 80 A. NJ. 90 7. VI.
For LIberon Ocean tir0vc Asburv Park and Point
Pleasant II 90 \. NJ. 100, 3:i5, 80 80 p. NJ.
For Lakewood, Toms River and Bsrnegat, 80 \. NJ,
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ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG: BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.

TV" h"t''' p''E''N''' Wv -
For Red Bank Long Branch aud point: south to Point
Pleasant 80 80 10 Fed Bank. 10 10 80 II 30
4. NJ. 20 saturday; only, 80. 2:l5, $50 100,
end Asbury PARK, 9l5. II 80 \. NJ, 90 7. NJ;
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnegat Park and Barne
gat 30 8 10 A. NJ, 80, 80 J.. VI.
For Beach Haven Atlantic City, vineand and Bridge.
For Monmouth Beach, scsbrrht and IIighlogd Beach,
| q 40 = 1 40 A NJ | 4 , l. NJ
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Delaware. Iockawanne and western X. X.
stations New. York loot or Barclay md Christophss
Btreets
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route " N4.",nh. ..I-u.,.uTIT.fD. MONT
CLAIR THE ORANGES, summit Bernardsyille, Bsas
ing isese; Madison, Nor siown. ras,sc r.isfs ~,
pnA!NOAG. H9enssT;t9Sn, SGHootkY,s MOUMIAAiN
GAP. STK6UDsBUHG, Poconc Mountain, sCRAN
DSNyiLLt. No.THuMBETiAND Monirose BIN BiN &;
Bb;A1MTS9T 0xFoisS NoKwICH WstervilIe uTIG CA
Ss%EGo; frHASA ,owEoo, Ei.@fRAi t6ESiSa
HEsff SoMfiWfsF AM 'Sf5t0HrH'%SfEsTri l ''in'
osOe 4. NH tfALO. RlCHtlEI.D SPRINGS and
OsW r1,o EXPHtSS. rulimaf Palace cars. Con:
Eects al Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 9:i5
III. morning
sn10 A. NJ BlNGhAMToN NAIL Stop. ., principal
loo r. M.sGhAN19N, nINGHAMToN. snd Eli.
MIRA EXPRESS. pullman IafIof cars
A.io ., N.1ssGRASToN; MlLRLSnARGE and PLYM.
y,so p. NJ. tDaiIyj.-BGfFAL6 lin TED EXPRESS
inlliuia sle"prrs. Af!.ycs at Z 10 4. ".
SOC r. n. Daily ;--ButFAI.o RICHFIELD SPRINGS
and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman slcepers.
TICKETS aud ULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ~
rs anu o. Brosaway: 81 West i25th..t 2st columbus
s.e ssg w''ns , ,.h @ FuIt9n n sna
m'yWpaRs Tcoir ' EEPREss COMPANY viI cali for and
sAsck baggage nom motel OF seGaencs 70 destination.
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RAILROADS.
.AMERioA's oRgArEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL

~ HUDSON RIVER R.R.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
station. ISd street only railroad station In the CITY
sso 's.': :. STATE rxrnEssr.ae
;s;l. F HiB s. is's MONTREAL
HsH .bs t3f 20 nSss
'' aSrs S5TsFlfT G HsSt;sa t Ssa
$ (; sis;f r'; ;ss Car,
Loo + M.%so i S'Hi vTsTIny1E LIN.
s'$fPR1 y ! ESSH;as
EXPOSITION FLYER CLIM1TED)
GREAT 2s.HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
For through passengers only.
500 .mre's Wn.a.r o.: sai:%'s .1 next
ssS s$$$S f#S4f Ss4sSHh SfiSTrD
soc a. Mchf1ss W " Fl Ell
els H. f. tPH,s =
zoe Fol s;sase fs sss Fs
" g MaSnf I'd W' F. 'srx xsD
sd M'f:r' M E. n fhSf csTGn car
snf:l for EHses;s
s2a ffP Vincent GOO I sif AD Hsss SD
RRHHSSEf$y1s ,si,Ifs s'iSi
ST. F,.Ssa and as s'F''iS'
Fs f.: sss l5. sssi;: 'ss P,fi
iSs s: snd of siSTo'4 Bas Ms:sPs''' '
T D'y s ssfse' a s's9sS G!H'i t"s !%H da
90 Sa NJ sa not sss ssssss from
h' sSHS Sne r TScTy through y Ssnff piS1E
General Manage. General Passenger Agent.
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Conntrn Real Qstate for Gale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR. - Residence
properties OF all descriptions for sale and 10
let furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR, Beekrnln.st.
EAST ORANit. n. J.-Desirable prop.
erty for sale furnished and UNFINISHED
houses to rent. S. ID. COSDIT. opposite
Brick Church Station.
SHORE PROPERTY. Waterford. Conn.,
Tbirty.siN acres, hogse barn salt water
bathing - 500. PECK, 2O6 Broadway.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
RAILROADS..
II. Y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R..

Eaear'on Tickets ,%rs sssC g Chicago AN" Re-
sssssa Sc's sept sur %S
Tnrousn trains Chicago aud he Worlds Far ssys
l Npssa r1 as;y Ts'o psrs Ro.S
S'';' $ SSr.f S ss;
ysSsnS " Lac SS';S: s.ss
nd KI9sd ;sp san st9y To' &s sefls
S..Su EIoq sdnsssiiS md .n, T1a
S e. LOs SIDNEY wH N:exch Utica Rome Oneida Fulton
li:a'' 'EEss sn ts' f fr%Ds Hall Ia5 Ms
S1.Ssna I saspiM %. Selsy
Railroad s,%SHs ci fspis5urs hai MdSrec usyVe
liberty fss Liberty ylc and LiyinssOa Manor,
efis s s addioo% %T wiH
rPa a ins d.lIS MS SaiTtss summi,vs Falls
lS SssS S.w Sssa sssa x' es Sid
Ind r sa @ and
90 1 3 Hs.ss9 g.. o s. 81 "
BALTIMORE d. OHIO II. II.
'y'Fsss .i$;i 81; ;Ss f:sF's-
s;; H$s5S ';s' e 'i';S; s,ss night
For rriNciNSHHTi 81 So foTplfs . g. NJ q p m.
For WAsniNGT0N BALTIMORE ,,n a. r g; u 90
?. M Y n Is plight All usn; rri daly., Sunday.
T so ShcS i p! a ad SO 10 hd"sS
iyn station 20. d Lloerty., q ~; ,..a,..
. Sc,s OK ds 20 S sa Tor ana '"''N
n Ew-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
Sumner Schedule n eject june 25sh. 1893;
ocE1S dkoyE, xss1RY PARK ' sspRiSS LAKE AM
POINT PLEASANT. - .
Trains leave station Foo. Of Lsery-st 40 g 20 70
Bank, Si5 10 30. III 80 O. (,l 20 sxt1rdAys
sS i MIS- $50 80 s$c i ils p ia:
lion Foo. o Cortland, and De,brosses sts at $50,
$40, .iooo a. M: ie;l0 ~ 20 sa,uTdays cpiy 2So
sundays :; ll, o 40 q. M. 8 rs p. m.
Denotes Express Trains.
Sunday Trains 10 not top ut Ocean Grove and Asoury
RUFUS BLODGErT.
suDs New;Ys;t w as fs@s Branch Railroad Co.
Gen Ps:s. Agt. Penna. r. r. CO.
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COOK and thunderstorm
MAID and WAIrREsS.-By two comps.
tent young English girls; frst-class cook
waitress takes buffers place several years.
references; city or country; Will sefjarate.
POS 6tl.aNp
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Furnished Rooms.

~.
CHOICE ROOMS, rarlor and second
floor: with or wltiout baths: hotel at
t'ndin,e; convenient principal hotels, clubs.
re-t,urants. IL Eat .. th.st.. between 18Th
and Madison ayes.
TWO Adjoining pleasant front rooms
Tor one or two gentlemen breakfast II dc
~ir'rl hons" very quiet. Mrs. NANENS.
o2l Fast 10lSt-St., 81 floor.
lITH->T.. - WFST.-Superily .Ir1lshc
?ual :mrnt; also snail room; ~ 80, g.
~ %. ~ so; private family.
lsTH-Sr.. ~ WEST.-Vcry large parlor
ioor. sutablc Tor business; also other
0 ms: private bath.
5-TII.ST.. 3CS WEST Alta tive home,
refined ncar | -rs Br)Id way. clcNard
beautiful Above room: others; nicely fur
nishc1 reasonable.
IS WEST 3jTH-ST.. near Broadway
Back pariOr 10 let FOR Doctors Office terms
ra.oIablc location central; other rooms.
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Rooms Want.o.

WNNTFD.-2 rooms. furnished o. unfur.
ni-hcd between Lexington ave. and Broad
way and not far from 3Jth-st. +. l.. B..
care Wumrn'- Exchange. 800 shave.
WAN TED. -ModcrI APARTMENTS. 8 room :
ana n1th. In good locality. not over $50
per month. Address T.. o. Box G3. Ridley
i'ark. l'cJn.
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Citn Real G5Ia,e 60 Get.

HOUSES AND FLATS: great variety /:
West Side: all priccs. STEVENS. OH
ave-. corner 92d-st. ard l0iths;.
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Ocean Steamers
WHITE STAR LINE.

rcnto,ie Aug 30 6 80 am sTomonic .Sept.27 10
,,nrun ale Selt g. pm &, rma oct /. Loo1
Majestic. SEPT. 49, am. Majc.c.Ott. H. 30 I'm
Prt elt2O II 30 PM Hfitanh bet Is u am
From Whit star Dock foJt oi We-' lpi1.t
saloon rates. $50 upward. according To steamer and
~ lc -. nd cahl the. fV.trFr' 80
and 30. >trc9agc from the OIL Country. SO
~. Broadway. Ncw-Yors. Phil1fel .hii Office. ioj
II. MAITLAND KELSEY. Wont.
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AGAINST RENEWAL OF THE BRIGGS TRIAL.

To the Editor OF i ne TIL u II G.
Sir: All the better element In my nature rose In
rebellion when read IN The Tribune OF to-day that
the controversy In reference TO Dr. Briggs was 10 20
10 the General Assembly. What better Is the world,
how many sinners have been converted from the
error OF their ways and brought TO lead better lives
How many drunkards have been redeemed How
many grog shops closed because OF this controversy
Had the time, talent and money which has been
spent to allow few pig headed mentor they are
nothing elsc-to talk about something they Know
nothing about only to prosecute. rs they try TO say
not the man. but his doctrine, been spent In even
closing the drinking saloons on Sunday the world
might be letter to-day; but see no good only IN
stirring up bad blood and making the world look on
and rejoice at processing to be teachers oil the
truth wrangling dogma on which they do not
or ever will agree. Make halt brethren, and ask
yourselves II there Is not noblcr and more Christ
Ike work for you to do in this great city. Allow
me TO propose to all those who wish to carry on
this controversy to band together for three months
and see what you can do first, against the evils Of
the drinking saloons and then to save souls find
employment for those saved and help the crring.
think II you try this plan you VIII hnd some peace
Of mind. and look upon work that will giorlfy God
and help fallen humanity. NJ.
New-Y0rk Jan. 81, 1893.
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"HOME. SWEET HOME" AS A NATIONAL HMM
To the Editor of Tho Tribune
Sir The recent correspondence In the press on the
subject OF the definite selection OF National hymn
or air seems to have died out without result 10 n
stranger this seems pity. and with your PERMISSION
/ will venture n suggestion.
1t may be taken for granted that the characteristics
Of National air shOuld be dignity and simplicity u
to these beauty OF melody be added. so much the
better. OF the airs which have hitherto done IN
formal duty the best knOwn-I need not name h-cah
boast Of simplicity certainly, bnt none OF them'
think can said possess all three OF these features
The nationality OF the composer Is OF little conSe-
quence. 1t to me you have under your very
hand Il song that meets every requirement, one al
ready known and admired. the spirit IL not the words
of which have heard uttered with fcrvor by Amer
leans all over the world; and there are very many
on both sides of the ocean who would think II
special recommendation Just at this time that while
the words are OF American, tho music IS OF English
birth An arrangement In broad part harmony
ITO suit II for official and military prpos, 81. and per
haps very slight compression by one OF yonr resi-
dent or native musicians, all that Is required
You would then have for all time National hymh
not excelled anywhere for beauty and illness. Now
that the clash OF politics IS hushed somewhat are
not the time and circumstances ripe for THIS qn'S
ton Whether 1t be your outgoing President whose
term included the year OF jubilee. or the incoming
who will officially witness Its browning ceremony:
perhaps not least OF his claims on the memory OF
his countrymen would be that he gave letters Oh
naturallz stion to " Home. Sweet Homer Yours.
Ilion, n. ~, Jan. 10. 1893. r. J. a.
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IN MEMORY OF ATBY HOPPER GIBEONS.

TO the Editor OF The Trib ne.
Sir: The friendship OF many years leads me TO
testify the goodness of Abby Hopper Gibbons Not
long ago she told me that I'm the home Of her child
hood the Bible was always ut hand. Her mother
was wont 10 gather the family around her to read
and explain TO them It's sacred truths. With regard
to such hold to Chrstless religion, she said she
had 10 sympathy with their views; they were too
cold.n She had the hopeful spirit Of Christian
for, notwithstanding her long experience In labors
for the degraded and In measures for the defeat Of
vicOs legislation. she said That She never dcSpired
Of anybody. multitude will call her blessed"
God grant 10 our country for all time women who
shall follow her bright example! JULIA BILLINGS
New. York, jan 90 1898.
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