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The sun., 1893-10-11

had been the flrst one should feel very conf
dent Of winning. regard the race on Saturday
f S e TSh the sn Bas S.s Ry sGSs psse Ss
II still regard the valkyrie as the faster boat
Of the two In very stin breeze ore very light
Are you prepared to express an opinion
fGw efS Ged
That. is a hard question to answer. but
nGk .as i WIND snS npsa saa Gs sna Ss Ss
can.bult hoats are faster in the wind and
Then en- You believe the valkyrIe would beat
che yiGilant IN race sailed on the other side p"
sssP ss sg%pared with tile racing wind on tho other
"T'hore was what We would cnl good stiff
orSnSrS Se eonditons in % English waters. would
call r raSne dfs sss It K in s
'."I may have made a mistake, in shortening
tho load water line of the valkyrie." said the
I to Is iUi pes.Ss Ssse to nSa ss f'F s.
eight inches off the boat
then Ss much as
I'm her race on the other side she was a
now believe it was mistake to make the
change. ,,.,, ,s,.c
boat and crew to become thoroughly ascas.
'V the 81 relative % % sailing ability Of the two boats
the Earl spoke At some length; H. He said:
the K sf o OF OF sa h
beating to windward In a strong wind: not
wind like that on Monday. but good stiff one.
this quick sail action tells. and in such sailing
-" 1t is on quick short. tacks against the wind
that the good work OF her small sail counts 30
maeh in svS Sna m
twenty: :fve-mil course. do not believe she
can he beaten.
also sss n that shs heat th
on short tacks II the breeze is very stiff. In
the races on the other side the Navahoe could
h s breess sssan al Of T ES
wind we could easily beat her."
The Earl again referred to the crowding OF
and Il was evident that he was annoyed By it
:. viii not undertake to cay, how much the
but she undoubtedly lost several minutes OF
won the race II she had not been interfered
ditiGns does not afford fair test OF the merits
Asked Il he would likely tx teE the cup SssIn
Club would agree to have the races sailed away
from New York at some point whore there
EoId S Ss SO The
have not thought Of tho matter"
Then his face frightened into a smile. and
tsoSss will te s assoss ss %
against me now that the vigilant has won for
The Earl expressed himself as we'll pleased
hands of the New York Yacht Club.
- The crowding Of the yachts" he added. II
In the Sas
fair to the yachts"
The sun., 1893-10-11
DON,T WANT TO BE CLEAN.
A Riot Near Hamburg When tho Health
Omcer. Cnmc-Troops Called Out.

Omcers Camc-Troops Called Out.
HAMBURG. Oct. 10-Another riot occurred
last night in St PAUL. suburb. growing out Of
the attempts OF sanitary officers to enforce
the regulations for the prevention Of cholera.
The district is Inhabited entirely by poor and
ignorant people. who have a horror OF being
com pelled to observe cleanliness and the ordi-
nary sanitary regulations.
The sanitary officers were accompanied by a
number'of policemen. but the presence Of tho
latter had no deterrent effect upon the mob.
The policemen were unable to quell the riot
ing. One OF the sanitary officers and q police
man were killed.
detachment OF troops was summoned. An
order was given to tx bayonets and charge the
mob. With bayonets lowered they moved for
ward on the double quick. and the rioters see-
ing the brIstling wall Of steel advancing upon
them. dispersed in short order. They disap-
peared In alleyways and doorways. Many OF
them. however. were not quite quick enough
to escape the police who began to chase them
the moment they saw the crowd beginning to
break up. At least a dozen OF the mob were
arrested,
The sun., 1893-10-11

her binding her aud finally beating her to
the ground. whore she lay face downward. shell
tG,ring t,riig her head as best she could from the
Presently Nanny Jonas dragged her to her
"Will you go now 2" she asked.
Az the question Sal's old lighting spirlt came
back to her, sho leaped at Mammy's throat
other women rushed ut her she swept tho,n
aside knocked down one who got in her path.
and was of like a deer across the bog leaping
the streams as she came to them. The coll
their whips for stones. which they threw at
and reached ths road at the end Of the bog
VOL ahead 81 her pursuers hut here che
tS d DOWN n,S tSe
hollow on the other side. and found hersel
hemmed in.in front and on one side by an al
side by the deep pool in the creek. '"' ''"'1
Seeing that she would have no time to climb
rSs sS sna ss s0sa bay
most exhausted and bisedinss ding from from dozen
Ssst but 1S and SR' q ss. i SsltiPa
for them In the hollow. a few feet from the
had been ioft in the rear. NANNY saw in.
stanty ton to DOWN in the nGSw IIs
Iury M am ~ PERHAPS pps even death from the rocks
"f hui MamPmy Mae Possu was stratepic Oh. uhspered
few words to q. woman named Whiting. who
dsappeared Immediately. Then Nanny
-, Come out here Sal an dEep them pebbles.
in q wagon an send you back to Lemontown.",
Wouldn't you like to get me!" said Sal.
There was no fear in her aspect now; Her
eyes blazed with fury and every muscle was
t,nnd5 slS Of YOU and and only ne alone she con.
down and see what I've got for you. All at
ONCE now; for the rocks that -"
lsaped upon her. knocking her to the ground.
The Whiting woman. following NANNY
had creGt on she
teeth In the others shoui der. Then she broke
derbrush. Before she could penetrate the
road and seized her. They dragged her back
Throw her in the creek"
, There was q snort. fierce struggle on the
the water. 1t was. over her head and Sal
couldn't swim. bat, when she came up. she
sSols na n e
now. as abject and shiyering she crept up the
Duck her again." shouted two or three OF
VI !" Don't" begged the victim: let me 60.
Look at that" screamed the Whiting wo-
man. showing her bitten shoulder That's
what you did; II! drown you. Throw her in
again. XIII her."
There was another rush. and again the un-
fortunate woman was pitched into the water.
Luckily for her. she was too weak to struggle
much. and as she came to the surface an eddy
in the current carried her near the opposite
shore. Her feet touched bottom. she crawled
ashore; and. too weak to stand upright she
craw!ed on hands and knees into the thicket
and disappeared.
When q Sun reporter went to Pine Ridge
Swan D yesterday he couldn't flud any one who
know certainly where Sal had gone but the
general impression was that she was in hiding
at Archer's house in Lemontown. She was
chase. having spent the night in the % woods. G
but had kept out Of sight since. The Pine
Ridgers said 1t was good thing something
had been done to her. She was getting too
1uarrelsome aud meddlesome, and It served
her right to get taken down. They've got q
. cranberry picker. "They cali It sal's Bath
tub now"
The sun., 1893-10-11
FLUSHING WOMEN DEFEA TED.
Their Candidate for School Commis ssiouer
Cots but I2O Votes Out OF 04O.


FLUSHING. L. L. Oct. 10.-An exciting elec-
tion took place here to-day to ill . vacancy in
the Board OF Education. The candidates were
ex-Superlntendent Of Schools John Holley
Clark and Prof. Chester Huntington. the pres
ent incumbent The latter was the candidate
OF the Good Citizenship League. composed OF
about one hundred and fifty representative
women Of this place. The polls opened at
noon. and both sides worked vigorously for the
success OF their candidates.
The women had q number OF carriages en-
gagged in carrying. voters to the polls. They
made gallant fight for their candidate but
they found themselves badly beaten. There
were nine hundred and forty ballots cast. Of
dred and twenty.
Mr.. Clark Is at variance with the present
the minority In the Board into majority. 1t
Is expected that the industrial I. branches OF
with. as their introduction was opposed BY
those who advocated Mr.. Cark's election.
The sun., 1893-10-11
TIE TROLLEY WRECKS A BUGGY.
Police Surgeon Nevia OF Jersey City and
His Father Injured.

Police Surgeon John J. Nevin OF Jersey
City and his father. Michael Nevin. were driv-
ing across Grand street at Yarick street. In
that town. yesterday afternoon when they saw
an electric motor rapidly approaching Mr..
Nevin.- who was driving. pulled the horse
around. but too late to prevent the motor from
father were thrown out The Doctor received
a few slight bruises. Mr.. Nevin was moro seri.
ously Injured. His head was cut and his side
and arm were bruised
The motors began to run through Grand
street for the first time. Yesterday. and the
NeYin says that the motorman did not ring
the gong when be approached the crossing.
The sun., 1893-10-11
While Turner Found.

James Tine. the godfather OF three-y year old
Willie Turner. tho colored child who was kid
mapped from 251 Seventh avenue last week.
reported at the West Thlrtieth street police
station last night that colored woman had
come to him early in the evening, and offered
to take him to where Willie was He accom-
panied her TO o house in ll2th street and there
found the child.
one could not tell In what part Of | 9th street
the house was and his description OF 1t and
tho colored woman was meagre. Tine took
the hoy home without asking any details OF
The sun., 1893-10-11
Hi. Father Struck Him and He May DIE.

William Mason. q mail wagon driver. II
years old. called at the office Of DR.. MurtlAnd.
34o West Thlrtleth street at 11h o'clock last
head.
He seid that bis father John, In a quarrel at
struck him on the head with an iron pot
Finding that the young mans skull was
FRACTURED the physician called In policeman
pita. where the surgeon said that he cannot
recover. The father fed the house. The
police are looking for him.
The sun., 1893-10-11
smash.up ON che Fort Wayne.

Fort WAYNE Ind. Oct. lo-Tran No. 2 on
the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road. while coming through Whiting this aft
ernoon. ran Into an open switch and jumped
the track.
Engineer Henry Warner and Fireman John
Christie were killed. Three other persons
XerA hurt.
The sun., 1893-10-11
Can the Philadelphia Mint Coin $4,000. 900
by Dee. -

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 10.-Director OF the Mint
Preston was closeted for some time to-day
with Superintendent Bosbyshell OF the Phila-
delphia Mint. discussing the facilities for the
$4.UOO.O0O IN double eagles. $4,000, 900 In
eagles, and $1,000. 900 In half eagles.
The sun., 1893-10-11

Special excursions via Erie tines leave Chambers st.
lOil5 NJ. Wednesday Oct. IL. and ThuTsdAy Oct 10
Excursion tickets .o"d seven days. at rate OF STA
Also Tor the sAuuTsion OF Oct H. tendHy excursion
tickets wil DO sold At slA for tue round TRIP ckvtS
i"r both eNcuTslos w BIZ good returning via Niagara
FAllI.-Aia
The sun., 1893-10-11

Only SI1. 90 To the WorIP- Fair
Through cara to Chicago In charge OF an attendant
via West shore Railroad. 1000 n, saturday. Oct
Qsr az &c urnlonI "-AdA
The sun., 1893-10-11

CaIIsRys La HIlls IL IA All
Rsspssts the best preparation of oAliIAyA-.Ads,
The sun., 1893-10-11

Killed by Erie EaGine In Jersey CITY.
John whitnow SO years old, who lived at 73
Gilchrlst street. Jersey City. was run down by
q locomotive last night at the Provost street
killed The hody was taken to Careys under
taking establishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
REAL ESTATE.
BrSlNESS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

The market yc- rdav showed complete change rom
The preceding day. "Ncrythinz oHrre1 IL o'"i -
changes sd cNe pit one piece. when wa Win
having been private -ilc. ~ NO % i'''c'"
Il V IIarncu OF red Nos 100 20 La or'ne the n''
front in Au...GaI-ave between Onc.tundFcdinai 'IV'
fourth ana Onc.hundr ortyhith -tr tonsis'h. o.
cieii nVr.-tOfy and basement b'Ick L,ddinr
>forrs on fg- lot There w1r tO.su,i'p., e,.
Iue o,nr Of one hund .fortyhiih Il ana Ahpr,
ITO ming ,vo properties nos !, ~ ana "
-2 90 sad s3l 900 rc.e tvty rom John leri' Hn,
30 7OS -nld - IT, tcen Tor s2iuoo 40; tu1
sold or $50 BIo.acrs ana NO ~, 81. ,h
-Oi brought <2l 100 zach from John P1ggc ana ,ic
eor,cr Of yfOrrthet ana the avenue
tiourht $50 600 from Nj Kurnnan. . , 90, r.,
mo .ame auctioncef offered Mo- 2fO ana ~ a. H..
nous On iot- IGslIo2 eaoh ~ $40 W. s %,, 10
Tor i, 80 Tho Of Tmri-aNs ana Nl.c'f.
81 va. with1r,wn. having been cod a. prNa'e, an
A. 80 III Rroadwav Peter F. Never oncfea' umIcr
partition No 2al Pcarl-st.. ou,-tofy n'', 49,
M on a mi lot IL brought 81! 80. FROM HcnrS
SIN James Blocckcr offered No - East (n..hnnnrpi
and.four.h..t our.-tiry brick double natho,i-e on
u'i io. 1t rfeurt i3oo rom pohal-H n1Tn
ivc...oy stoe ana basement brick ,en,n'i' houc =,
Eoane william Kennedy offered under fofcclo-ur' 10,
o2:o Secnnc ave four.>ory brick house on 90 lot
.oxsN Isdor Abrahlms the buyer Tor sl:nou b.,
III. following .alo AZ private contract was reh"'"u
" Nandcllaum & Levine have sold ~ John : Mlr,n
tho story brick WarchOus', No 3cf Ureeh"o"'SO''
size 26AS3 for about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

: = 4
Trains leave West 42dst. station, New.Yord As fol.
lows AID - mnute, earlier nom It. Fmnklins; n X
3::,O 4. M.-Dally tor Newburg. Kingston Albany;
daily except sunday. west Of Cocynan j..
7,1j 4. M.-Dniy for Albany except sunday Montreal
$3.50 4. M-Daily Tor AT any Ctca. Syracuse Roche.
buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago; except
SATURDAY Tor Toronto.
Ii.3J \. M.-Da!!y except Sunday. for Albany and
i.rO =. M.-Dslv except SUNDAY. for a lany.
a;15 4. W Nalf ~ Nlbarf. Montreal Itcl SYRACUSE
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit
chicago -. Louis.
G:3O r. M.-DaNv. .Hcept sunday. Tor NewbuTg Al
sta ~ NJ la" ~ ,Inny. ttica Syracuse. Roches-
ter Bufa o. Niagara Falls To OTTO, Detroit, Chicago
81 LDui,
UAvEIisTIAw LoCAIs - - As r; n, .o
NFWBrRG LOCALS. \ 20, 10 Is =. NJ lid. 4 :3O
: - 70 30. III - L. VI.
Sleeping fnr BI'lo. Niagara Falls, Toronto, De-
troit. chicago o all through tians.
.Day For tickets. tim",ab es. pailor and sleeping
ea- ac omnol infofn alton apply Offices BOOK
Nn 333 wa-hinrton.st.. go Euons, Annex on,
$50 Hroadway. lia rowcry 81 East l4th'st. 90 West
l15th.st and at stat ors
G. Z. LAMBERT. Gcncral Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
rr,L ESTATE TRANSFERS.


s7th.t No "A wr-t Chas Buck ana wifi io'E
,o,b. = H'.''.' 700 +, o Of 7th.a,c 5o>lool;
uirnm ,'akin, 10 Daniel r. Ils-brouck ....-.. 3D.
sday", 40 5G5 EdNmd Prescott and wife 10 .,
ed !, :. 5G map Moor; Mary Farrell
car1on.,t ~ - B.njamin Eolcy and wife to -,
xorioiS @ 10 ~; Morn, ncTscT and wife to IS
hC'ky NH''n,Sy ana ~ ' of '.r.cnwch.aye 29x
R1ns,cH'.t s." -; joha s'ca snd wife to 70
lla, 1 40 i; East vn-inia Z ve'pl"ncN .,
,9G.s !, n. 20 10 VT ANDREW NJ Uni'ihiil ard
,slNr,., n q cor iii,i.a.r. 25vlo0. rcrnard +
K.trns to John IIce..,in. ...-.. 80. am H.
7th.svc o :. 20 II It ~ lloth.-t 2oNS VIII o
iat p Chimb"f>. referee. :, Franz, J. lulkc. =
els T. Rur,e and wife 70 James + Ryin "a. 80
Lind ave- , . 2OG.3 r. 70 Iailn.si. ''.iNl"";
Christian Donec- and wife . Chrl'tsln D"h1'' r
l39}th.,i SO Gsi East Tiward D Berthe and .
v,Si,,o.ayc ~ corner osi..t Gs3vioNs; Henry
~rhifcr aad wife To Albeit WAGNER. . 30. o.
LcNne'on-ayc as + u Of lo NV w,Sinc,on,
1ci is ,n,%,' = y # Of ioihs iasxc;
Lel l'n :. Of lcih.'t io'sN7o' 70
San, a." g. T, s OF ll7t'.-t IGGNs5; + II
san d@" plol~r,3 Henry Mead ct al to II -
I.a dc|a, ''' O. u Ia7,h.,t Ieo>s5 Iames
Townsend. r ana W.T. to o rigrS - ~ al
nSer,,,or,. to John D Eonncr ...,,.. IL
l29,6,, ,. ,-g ~ e r,,, ,nas OA'''i
ioo,S,i. lo'.a II O l-r-22,c 23tNiSoii :,
ara n.rl,ref to \ TINT rhil ..... ...,.--.. 10
I.t.a,c. 40 l.lso: John Tci'hal ""1 we Z"
Avd c,iSo' :: =. - It OF !,a,, 5o>it1 "ro
y smiih. re. re. to li-nrk-..--..........-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Delaware, Lnckawn"nn and Western X. h
,., 4, Nav. York foot Of Barclay and ChristophS
streets.
,,,nvrrST LINE, NE~TIBuLED TRAINS.
SIOh~A piIINAN Coaches.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLooMtiri.D MONIS .lns
TItE 0KA:ul.s summit. Bernards, me pA toon
RIDGE Madison MOrrsSynh p rs'ias Fafr S&E SS
TTItrtSNG, Hackctt.toNn, sSIOcLEYS NOUN thfEk
Wsinn ssTou Posoao Msntsas rs CRkE
ToS PiiTsToN WILRESBAKKRRH o MIN BiHo.
RAMroN. OXFORD E9RwiG nI,,a witervlYlsk
GSMro E1YI RI c az pdn
WI SSSiH%ESSF AHT TR s0s sna TSsNhco x:
Wy? Is Pullman parlSr ears Connects sss " nsSs
with tain for Chicago ''''''"s Wv
ZIG %of% A. "M-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops at p'ln'p''
1.eS MwScHsANTpopHiim: an ni paSior cars
4iS MSKSSr9SSS MILK S nS9A esfs 'na
1896 r. Nj. paily) -Bu r,va. IL hal M
Pullman sleepeIr1s -nuFFALO, UTICA and oswEGo
EEKs and PU LLMX2 .I,c ss.ticns
and s Broadway West l:sth;ss SS "a
Ss W YORK: 1888 Washington.st, Izo fu a.
~ seh ,HsSway' Brooklyn Time tables. giving 'N'
for%aSra e al x ssai,GEIs COMPANY WIN call e.
ohsct Saseass from hotel or residence % aesa'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Gin propcrtn for Sale.

~ OF, SALE TO CLOSE Az ESTATE.-MNst sub
,t1nta foIr.ors bu '!.r- go on 'front.' s., mar
utoooly, I,r.dsc.. H LAND WHITING. 3eekHln-s.
II NIK. AVE. NEAR BTU ->T.-For sale handsome
l. fnrr..;org medium wide Gwrliins Win lW'r', pantry
extension. 10 tNDei.ent "fI.r. ltn" "s"''olc' VIA
eNrhau.e Tor larger hou~. i~iow JNh-.i
l.. II. 1t DLDW CO.. - Iiteri' It
- IvERpALE oN ~ pSoN NhW-tIKh .dlhn,
mo-. Al, ar,ai. Tor ra~ 80 600 ,r Tor rent .
al Z, f.rv Tenant o. most eag!n' corner; ,oN'r
40 fe.t street frontage Beautifully planted NlN"i
View Mar Hudson Ey'i ,uuon. HS S ga ta'n
r,.tlt now. Al impsp,"H"nt- II 'tt'l hotn ~ -Walh
.ng 30, air. pmulcr perfect. SURF gudn g- exceptionally
lie fs.e and el'ar Terms g. 'ult Partrrl1f' ii'"n
ADD ,frhfsrt-' drawings. Photograph and sulc. -hoNn
n oHIcc WI II HoY1 CO.. NauGrr1It-''e-, opp''.'"
Grand central Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ENf,t-oS .NAINS caNe stslI p ,.tIiI WITHOUT or
New Jersey, foot OF L;bertyst North NSesoi FAX ON
10 oo II 80 Dining Can 40 ~ 5 SS; S S:oS ~
ga: p NJ. IL Is night sunday 90 10 80 300 II ~
Dining Car 4. NJ. 20, $50. Dining Caf QUO oVo
= FOR BAfTiMORE AND WASHINGTON. week days
ana sundays 90 II 80 dining Car Z. u, 80 $50
IpInimg Csr 500 Is 90 Baltimore only r. NJ l. IL
night 80, 49,. p,,,ro, Clam.
"s rSts md sriar Car Seats can be procured At l72
2s5' COL. as 7s5. 9i2. ll4o Broidvay e MgrIIsy
street II Canal 81 fsV 18th Srcet 80 ollr oas
Avenue and 80 Yves; 25th street New-fork 5s3 WASH
ncton Street 720 Fulton Street. brooklyn anc - Sred'
wav Williamsburg. 49, , 49,.
wes,co,t Express COMPANY will cali for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
RECORDED MOHTGAGEs.

ADRIAN i'a .,,. T. ,S yc,r. '- TO- a. $500
Eo j. "J'''.', ID, ' T., ,,nr.,-t vars 400
Dunhin J,',~ ~, -. - ~ 1900. 1900
cote t lev .' To- Hyi''I''' $500
Ca.'' Jonn T. 90, a. 10 , ,,.-' 5000
''lr"' Jal'' ',t '"' G.' w.. y, 5000
VusM'y; i]a'r,n y - u, se,'" Year. 5000
Col. i1n ME- =, 90 , ia, l. ''''''' 10000
, Sa.a'a'; ,e,y, ~ 10000
DO &c. liiI . L. ''a '',,.r az. 200
In,uAn,c 60. $50 lluG'on--t and ia frN- ..oo,
D'i ,,oni l.' i'a.e ar,.snl -. 1900
Gogasin Ma''5a TO- i"i'l j, Form" $50
Hsi,oy. i,anel, ". to Augustus g ,ohe. ,oo,o
ncscloin' John (, % s,i4,ra j Kearn' II -,
,. sl' 6isn,, Of a., I' rs to '5 tan- 1900
Ku i,. ' ns o' ~ Nor, y - i4I Nor.
Kr io1i'' MSrasl NJ, 70 ,h~ Eulrrant Irdu,,ia
saNnr. EanK I1ou-,on.t q" Ldrts"- ,,,,
M;hoiana o'' j., to John sach 80 20 R,iS
Me- s'.,y aa,: . 90 d Hs en- 49, |' '.l, -l 1000
Mead nn j. ard g% TO- a. Nr'1 s., sr
or I,-,h,., + ,',r 1900
S' 1.,..a No ''.,, u ,oar anu D 1900
Nq5.y ,. w." = % "a WI Il, lions ,r '.' $50
Michac- ,onf,d. at wife 20 Cha. D. MI hy
81, md a. fo,p, 8 Or. :. mott >, %, ..'' 5000
NcNa.Iv I.l,r. t. Join 4 Altman. * o'ih' ,
81 ftl-tfe ftIr- i.'V'
l'iGuia Maila ant irlnr.-cO o. Jos f9an. 1890
e. slice % Ii9'h.-f Of N'rl-atr = vans lf|o)
Ramsey W. IL Ia e. Crawford 'i' HUDSON 900
Il. and lli r.sfy-t - MONTE ........ '.'oo
N% M..i 'I ia T. ,".r u" 80 800
H'n", o, 'I IIo,bi.,. ,c,r nm 80,
Iichasi, IA.la !. to vi -.ir I'ergianck. 900
ilta-t 81 5th.ar" vcaf- ....-- -ooo"
S''Si" T"'' > J." N''' .-.'.'.... 5000
ao ,a arSo. J 5' ,',r. w." 1000
saiter has, 10 the Iltle '.uar,nter and -
,o,p.'' ''''.''' " 80 10000
Su'',a ,c,5 1, ,', and Itti It var 5000
Scnrrincr .o-,rh ard wife. ~ IN - ian saw
iHa' f 1l,. rortgs 'gs ~ eG.ooo
S'I"' 'a Gear 70 '....' 1000
InlcIc Rcclna ct al to Clarence Car and
S''a YEAR. ...'.. -. IL 600
Thiu Nonc T. 10 m. Harlem Sa,ine~ Eank OF 100
New YORK, n l25h--t. ~ ~ fhaNc. wear "up"
"' Yc 49,. ., ,ra "a - Z ar - ~ 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

INAINN I.I.AN T. "
S.,o A NJ as minutes earlier from the fool OF 4 haA
i,n".IS Tor Mlddletown. Boomngburgn. Port Jer,s.
Mnnticeo Mountaindac. Fallsbursh Liberty L'lns',oa
Nanor Hancock Gar 10ndale, scranton. Walton, Den'
saSt ScTSch Ed%;Oq u1a hOT %a, 0asd o Lingo
DID W,IIil Valley stations. Middetown, Blooming
w. r:h Flienyle Pittsburgh Hurleyvlle Liberty, Ls'
",,"p F. 81 Mlddctown. Follsburgh. Lbery. Lvise
I|'Vy,r Zoe Ilnd Walton sidney, Norwich, oaeldlf
H som Rochester Nigara Falls Detroit Chicago sas
Net Pullman seepers; reclining eha!r car ifes
Sn,pnTmniy nil other trains caly except Sunday. -.
drawing seats ard slceping-Caf per1s
,.aa,ncd M 3o3 Broadway, Newfork 49,,
T. C. ANDERSON q. A.. 90 b"a'er'st. Ne"'i"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Railroads,

uWlbLuWOOs
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and llt1rl0cking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
De.brOs,es and l"riIandt Streets
10 Effect 1901 4. w.. 3RUARY 10TH $780,
THE COLOMBIAN EMPRESS.
900 A. M-pulmar vc.tD Sleeping Cars 70 oS en-;
Sgo p"g s@OHlns and ra is cis
ennasl '' IS m. Indianapolis IS g. n. Chicago
''" rm H. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Sa. Sas and State SLEEPING
potts. ns lae and
enss home az ONCE a'' ssts
and movable electric lights. Arrives Chicago lI'V
81. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
100 sna ySSs seSgs d Dn
aI .nd az co ao St to L. u hu 80 w.
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
and cIsvssTS D,$ e.. 2 Sss
SOUTHWESTERN EMPRESS.
100 W. scerSs a. 10 tenas H{sn5 and
s. S%. RnaS ca! ASs%r E mo-
ioi5 D. M and rs St. nc" M second morning
PXCIFIC KXrRE->.
n; $i;e sSd' 49, 2 SS s' p % i' p m"
>HENANDOAH yALhEH Eo,TE Tor no points on On n N01t
daily With sIceIc: to Nsworean', and IL i = aisht
utSHINt:TON AND THE SOUTH.
1890 "a,hinx,on iisdm "es a,cs, dining SSis
bso rIman r.for az psisSer ron as D. H.
$50 1 ca at 4y X Ws!n%s
A"f''' 20 f n CO., G'"as H.
90 a s%f 90 2 ana 20 !: 30 "iR'
% I" Tsfsais and Ars".
Jnch.c"'iile $, Aaan.' d "aa ar Tampa P.
Ta ." a iii 90 n" rKsy Wee, and
i Isa s"s s''a'y ST. tor %Ff"
40 :ns Davis sus GSoFs ssa ? NEW
sn5 s5 On ..ssnd
ro oD ro fSTH SSNfTir 1 ana R2RfE
Charie, Route. 90 a. m we'A'days ana "i'h
ro I?'1rffl i:.HS' iS! with
cs S,SSf q rnSn 'iIr gnFi asG D
ron CAPE NAY, ! 90 p. N. wceNG'ys
Pleasant. $40 a. NJ, II so. go. $40 ant II ~
d. m wcck.days sundays. 30 a N; anu -, . 70 10
B. M do not ,top at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
:" SO"' FOR pmrLApELpHIA., ~ IN WASH
rAic,s 30 go ~ ~ ~ :, !" m ~ M M TS 90
noon l'enua Limited. with Dning CarL IL ~ 20
90. 90. 30. :oo 49, 90 20 :so "a
Ton II g? 70 to 20 asd 10 100 90 M M Gg 20 noon
1.mtcd II 90 noon. ! 90, 30 300 y ~ 80
90. - 90 III AID l. 10 hSh~ Aeco""o's"'"'
90 ard 100 p. m. ~.
For Time tables OF trains 70 local points on the rn,
syNani ft.rlal system Apply AZ the following llcke'
0fces: Nos, iss. $40, 9H. .33 ll3 and POI Broad
House. 1874 East 18th, "6t We't z5th
r. 81 Columbu~ayr. 80, 81 Nhave and foot OF pes
and Cortland >ts t0urt-.t., SoO FJitvh.,
% Broadway and BroOBlvn Annex Station foot OF Ful-
on-st. EfOOkIyn; l29 .iucson-st, SouoAen ot-uoh'
Jersey cry.
Ihs New York Transfer Company viii call for and
check blyga from hotels and residences through 70
s. VI PREVOsT J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pa>,f Agcns