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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
TESTIMONY At THE COUGHLIN 1RlAL.
WITNESSES TELL AGAIN OF THE FINDING OF
THE RIOOD-STAINED TRUNK.


Chicago Dec 12-when Dan Coughhn TOOK
HI. accustomed seat In Judge Tuthils courtroom TO-
dav he remarked to the reporters. commenting oh
r T. Conklln's positive identification OF Ut 'io
Minis gold filled :eeth: THAT fellow Conhih "oN
swear that he saw a bug on the race Oh .ne i"ooi
without microscope If he thought 1t wouid 40 NE
anv harm" Aside from Coughlin, the most inter-
esting person In the courtroom was Mrs Andrew
Foy. who is expected to give the most direct ana
therefore the most damaging new evidence against
the defendant in connection with the meetings VI
Coughln and other conspirators at her husodhu
house before and after the murder she sat WIN
a friend inside the railing few rect from ME-
Coughn, attred in black, except for beaver mum
She Is an ordinary looking Irish woman apparently
OF inferior intellect but there is nothing In her
appearance to indicate that she Is mentally uh-
balanced by the secret she is alleged 10 nave kept
james p Holland. Nicholas Wallenberg and Mau;
rice Morris friends patients OF the muruereu
they did four years ago in regard to recognzing
the body the morgue. James r. Boland; pro ROM
nent Irishman had known Dr. Cronin for two years
as his physician and during that time saw the
doctor almost daily the witness saw him alive the
last time May 2. 1880 and twenty days afterWaru
examined a body at the Lake View Morgue which
he positively identified by many M res Mich.
f sev was first seen in the catch-basin the prose
c cD Ordered the famous trunk again brought
into the courtroom and tax IN from the case. SUI
had been introduced to make clear case in the
opinion Of Attorney Bottum. and his next move row,
was 10 tell the Jury by witnesses the story or how
the trunk was found. Hermann Thiel. a North side
barkeeper, said he and two friends went out hunt
ing early in the morning of May s. on Sulzer-st.
in Lakeview, the hunters aghted from their vehicle
TO enter the woods Lying in the ditch close to the
fence half hidden by the bushes, Thiel spied a
trunk. 1t tipped up that the blood on the
bottom TO end forming pool and satur-
ating the paper and cotton batting. The blood was
fresh. the lock broken and keyess and the shat.
tered lid hung by shred Of wood from the back OF
the trunk The three hunters lifted the trunk out or
the ditch and placed 1t In the centre OF the high
way, so that IL could be by every passer-by.
Thie did the trunk again until 1t was
produced in court four wears ago. He examined
the trunk shown him this morning and Identified
1t positively the one he found. Then the jurors
were requested by Mr.. Rottum. the attorney, TO
step from their and look closely In the trunk.
which they quickly did. in a manner most interest
ing to the spectators
Coughln was the most unconcerned man in the
courtroom. He read London and NewYork Illus
trated papers while the trunk was being handled
and talked about.
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SURRENDER OF A TEXAS TRAIN ROBBER

Austin. Tex, Dec 12.-About noon to-day mud
despatched and tattered country youth. about
twenty years old. came into the city and gave HIM
self up to the officers of the men who
robbed the International passenger train Sunday
night at Duva He says that there were only four In
the gang. and that they separated Immediately er
the robbery. He weary Of hiding in the noun
tains and preferred officers with bloodhounds
are still the trail of the other bandits 1t de-
Velops this morning that the express company
safe was not locked and further that the train
the robbers but sat quietly by while they opened
and unlocked the safe, took package containing
about 500 and escaped.
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n, y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of IVES. 4-dst as fouo"s 10 minutes
700 4. vi. daily except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
H. H. staJons Addlctown, Eucnkiil FslisbG Z, LIB riys
CarDondac Scranton Walton. Delhi, Sidney, Norwich.
Utica Rome Oneida Fulton 0swego. 49,
S.l5 T.. NJ. except sunday, sullivan 20. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations campbell Hail.
Mdtetown, Eleayilc, Mountain Dale Centse.llis Fals
hrrg ueyVillc Liberty Fails. Liberty, fatAs'iie sAa
Livingston Msnor ,.,,,. ,,.,
1,IH p VI. (dalIy) Middletown. Summityilc. Falls
burg Liberty, LIVINGSTON Manor Roc kiani "aison' Side
new Norwich, Oneida, Fulton. Osweeo. . -
- AZ P NJ da y. via Niagara rails. Reclining chaiP
car scat ffec) ScwNoE< u Niagara FAILS lnrouga
Whitman se,peis New-iorl 10 Chicago. Arrives Detroe
3 40 D. m Chicago 80 a. m, St Louis 500 p N:
rrIets accommodations AZ 81 Broauway.
New.Yok calls for ana checks baggage
" Ne }. T.. ANDERSON g.. p. A..
81 Beaver ST. New Yo:k
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WEST Shore Rail R0An.

q. Y. c. < H. L. L. L. Co.. LEoSEL.I .
Trains leave West i2d->t. station, New ora s iot'
lew. and Is minute earlier from not tranSin, ST.; ,
9:I5 A. M.-Daiiy for Albany Utica, Syracuse, Roch.
otter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Det'ot, Logo; eAeeps
SATURDAY for Toronto -, .,
5:S3 z. M-Dai Albany, Montreal Utica. syracuse.
Rochester, Ruifalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit,
Cleveland and Chicago. ,,.
S;t5 r. M.-Day for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester,
Bufao, Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit Cleveland ana
CIi,ag'. - .....
For Tickets timetables paror and sleepng"ar accom-:
odatloIs apply city Offices BROOKLYN ana New YORK avg
az staln Timetables at principal hotels For othsf
C. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Vanderbiltaye., New. York.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

fast EApItss ,,,,-,,,n
DALTM9H , TH5,SlHSSnpoN , paNTs WEST.
PTLIMAN CAR SERVICE on AL TRAM, IN
Leave New-York, foot OF Llberty.st daily. CMiGASSs
]: - might tlNCINS Att ST LOUIS NJ : :SS
NJ Dining Car, 80 g 200 r. NJ. ex SUM- % 90 r:
NJ Dining Car 80 4. MI !. Is night Al trains rTa
daily ex 100 =. NJ. NORFOLK, II 40 A. N. eats
80 p ~ sun. NEwoRLEAEs s,o 800 Ca Shs y.
aaaoah Valley route Onices IT, 26l ti5 LAO Broad
%av 4, Fast ith-st 400 Grandst N Y. gu tw'to'-s's
rroorivn station foot Lberty-st, G. r. X: OF ~.
New.York Tronsfer Co. win call for ana check oassss~
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NTEssRS. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

NTESSRS. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR LARGE AND
VARIED STOCK OF THE LATEST AMERICAN
AND ENGLISH PUBLICATIONS SUITABLE FOR
THE HOLIDAYS. THESE INCLUDE
BEAUTIFUL SINGLE VOLUMES.
CHOICE LIBRARY SETS,
RARE AND UNIQUE BOOKS
EXTRA ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
NEWEST AND BEST JUVENILES
ETC, ETC, ETC.
VARYING FROM THE LEAST EXPENSIVE TO
THE MOST COSTLY. IN BINDINGS FROM THE
SIMPLEST TO THE MOST ELABORATE AND ALL
SELECTED WITH THE UTMOST CARE. THUS Az
FoRpING EVERY OPPORTUNITY OF CHOICE.
CATALOGUES SENT IL DESIRED.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
743.745 BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty St.
,..il In EHaDf My ln lS,a

Trains lsays staten sgt tOC So Of hOe 1sSa St.
SSSS 6 -. 80 to iientown p. N. sunday $3.50.
30 p. NJ Sundays. go A. NJ: ,,.o =,
For Reading az 90. 90. so 10 100 IL 80 A. NJ,
lao 80 800 200 5,s 5so E n Y Is "a. olgh, sS
Fer Harrisburg at / 90 5 90. s:45 A. NJ. 10, So
100 Sag al T. ia ns e, fEs a Pfns sa'ufay ns"s
sySSps sesurday night sundays is A. NJ. 1880 p:
For Rcd flank Long Branch And pon,s south g Point
pleasant 20 - II 90 4 NJ p go a. & 20
SUNDAYS. cxep, EN- Grove AMI Asbury Park. 200 A.
y" ~ FOR LAKEWOOD.
80 Toms sso rive 90 Ra4nera, Park and
Parnecat 80. SIS A. NJ. ! :i5. 20 p. NJ.
For Nilantc CITY Vincanc. and Bridseton. 30 A. NJ.
Cor M?""STs ,''s 'ss] s'' SsA'2c r'is
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PHiLADELPrIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
= 20 5 n %, s:* fI ~ 6aSs FIJI
ns6t SUNDAY. $50 90; il 80 Dining cari A. ~.
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 90. II 80
r. ast $aatsys g:ssoS 20 (pia@f , cs
Ticket, and pSror car sc1, caH BE- procured AZ Ia
Ave 81 Fast ith ST. isi East is5th St. sei 2Sts
fca ST. c BoRn Is Boadway Villa cO The
NewYor Transfer Company will call Tor and cheek bsS
gaze from hote reaicnce TO destination
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Danrlns Nraocmies.


4 LEXASDER MACGEEGOl?S Mendessohn Assembly
"A ooms Jos West j5th-st frvac lcssons am c"s..
II The mems class Will begin Eycg Dec Utn,
Tor which prefiOus application must b. made.
I1ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. lG9 r. 55thst-pRICES
REDUCED -(iasses now forming Private lessons any
hour 81. Walt aud all fashionable dances taught Rapidly
~ 20. +. WALLER. lately returned from Europe
" Glasses Private Lessons IN Society Dances daily
4oG Columbus-aVe.. S0th AID s1st So.
IN GEORGE DODWORTh.
i. GSl Fif'h-avc.
Glass and prlva:e lessons Mems commences Mon
dav Dec 4ti. (Ncwl Tuxedo lancicrs.
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MR. STEVENSON AT THE AUGUSTA EXPOSITION.
Augusta, Ga. Dec. l2-Vice-President Stevenson
Secretary Herbert Secretary Smith and Congress
man Springer visited the Augusta Exposition TO-
day. MIR Stevenson made long address.
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AyANNAH LINE.-rOUR STEAMERS

@ AvANNAH LINE.-FOUR STEAMERS
> wEEkLY from Ny Pier 49, T. r. ;oot Of spsias',s
s. S. KANSAS CITY "Wednesday Dec. 49, p.
s. S. CiTY OF BlI;MINGHAM. rday, pee. 10. Q ,.
4 s. Saturday Dec. 10. u.
Competing with Central Railroad u Georgia and savan.
nah florida and Western Railway for all points In
GEORGIA., FLORIDA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALABAMA
and LOUISIANA gn.ar%ssed eceommodaions First
East. A p sA s. "a ~ ssl rs. a. ss'
1e1 Broadway Sl7 Broadway.
r. L. WALKER. Agent Ocean 8tsarnAb'p Co.. New
North
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Ocean Steamers.

INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY LINES
AE1[5n0GAb9 LLDGUlS
FOR SOUTHAMPTON,
Shortest and most nyenclt route to London.
No transfer ~ tender. 30 ,ida delays -, -,
Close connccfo on ScuthamnJin for HaVre anu Pahs
nv special tw.n-scrcw haEIel steamers
Sailing rom Ncw-Nork LIty. pIer AZ. North Nvcf
3 q. Berlll-.--Dcc -, . a. H.
r"''7 From per II N6r;h River, foot of Fulton-st
New.York.Jan p M S,%A ian ~ a. M M
L. y. ~ Berlin ..-...t,b T. O'2 a. NJ
First cabin assnse I, -ouihampton London or law
lag 70 steamer. steeragc AZ low rates, -,
RI8D STAR AUEIls
Fol: An WEl;P.
NOoI;DLA canc day. Dec IS. 20 a. M
Wed e-lay Dec. 20 80 p. III
Fist cabin. $50 ana epwari second cabin 10 AM
werp =}- Storage 10 low fatcs. ,,rxy
iNIFRNAIIONAT NAVIGATION COMPANY
BOWLING GREEN.
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h.. -. - -,
INN'r jacob J.. ana VII" u, }. l. ''ll' y TO- % n,
,-. b" ~ stl-tF' yen; IT, -,-,' ''''
'''. | 90 -. H.. g. - ., n.
3D. l'l, 'ii''-H'' '' 49, ''.'' 49, =, 49, -''V
=, '-", 49,; ~, ~ - ,,..L,y', 49,
i'...' .'Nf .,..tt ". . a.
,.,. ~ ,,,. 49,, - ~ ~. ~ . cr.c,
~. t'. 'u''.' "a, ~. !, - '''''' " az
yt..t.r 81. apI tn.ther o., Catherine M.siCh
i.l.'i '"nIa a mn 49,, y" ~, me ''h';
~, 'i ~ .'''" ''' ''''' ''" '7 ~ n,
Z. '' p, ~ a.. n Nrct,,ii 49,
--,l,'., v. - .tt .,r. : y.,,-, ' 1919
-. lin mi e'f. - riiz, fiiinka 1iranl
.-. , ,'',,.r b., f,,r,il,fn Tiac. . years q
r.ri.- T.l, 4. ana wa. ~ " " Hall n list
.f N,h.lt. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Folsom Jessie. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
O., "a itfn.e "a - ed Az. 3 vrars........ 1870,
c.tt..n .nn ana another to 4 q Tupfel
-. 9, "a. r..rr.r a., tl;,i, q, v.nr 40
t',i.,'. ~ I'm, .. 4 c..u.r ~ Weeks
- t-,,t., ve,rs 10
NJ .~i - a., &C. o. =, ,.t,r,.s w.l,i.cl,er
s,n.t. .
Z" ~. 90. ,'-,t - a., ,iaS v.,,,r -
IT. .'"' ''.'. ~ -, -,
"''' '' '' ~ ~ 10 m
sr', ~ &, '-'V'
~ -e., -, i,rt '.. - ,a,r,,,gos 20 IN
n y 80 - ~ 80. ~ - ~ ~, "''''
h'l.y' M"'l A,u = T. ~" ''' " " i'''"H' ~
49, 80" " ,,,t.- . n 1, i,t.as,,,,' $50
N'fs' d'7'' - ~. 49, ~ - - '''''7''"' oo A,
- ,'it., w %, w, a. !" s ,,,h, NV
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Gonntrp propcrt for Sale ano 90 Ee


NHNHE ENNDE FOR NAEEs
Proposals for the purchase State lands situated
side the boundaries OF the Adirondack Park Will be
ceiycd by this Department Chapter 49, Laws OF 1929
state ~ Ncw-York.)
SEALED BIDS for the purchase Of lands. specify
Ing lot and price will be received before
February 1894 at IL The right reserved to reject
any all bds.
Address FOREST COMMISSION. Albany. N. Y.
FRANCIS @. BABCOCK
SAMUEL j. TIInEN,
CLARKSON q. SCHUYLER } Commissioners
NATHAN STRAUS
WILLIAM H. WEED.
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DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL FOR La GUaYRA. PUERTO CADI.LI.O CURA.
Gao, CARRYING ALSO MAILS AND PASSENGERS
FOR MARACAIBo. Via CURACAO.
PIERREPUNT STORES, BROOkLIN.
s. s. yENEZuELh -...... Tnur.d,y, pee L. l p. m
s. s. CAI,ACAs......-.....Th ursday January 4, y.
These American steamships. uut expressly Tor tho
trod have very superior acconm0da for passen
FOR MARhCAIEO-FRFlGilT ONLY.
s. s. HOLIINSi Wednesday December 30
s. S MAHACAIBO tn esfay, January
' " BOULTON. BLISS & DALLErr.
General Managers 1875 Front-s:-
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Gedrbrs.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHLhs, A1ENCf
"A supplies Professor Teachers. Tutors Oo'efhesee'
&C., ~ Colleges Schools and Families Apply u
MRS. NJ. J. YOU SG-tU LTON, % Union square.
GENCY Miriam Coyfere supple, tutors proiess or:
"A teachers goVernesss. etc. IA all depts Ftcoimcnas
schools parcns shave. Book Biding cor zOtnsh
II FFECfs OF DEAFNESS can De LARGELY overcome by
IL learning Threading. EXperenc1 teacher gives lr'-
sons iNSTHTCTOi,. Box o., Tribune Uptown once,
Lap Bro9iway.
I NsTRUC TON IN FHENCH.-Pr,ate lessons in con-
j Versation grammar am III ratr'e.
CASTOR DOT ~. 2l9 West i4th-st
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8. 4 SIX FOR TICKETS TO BOSTON
VIA THE NEw.ENGLAND

VIA THE NEW-ENGLAND'
AND SEE THAT YOU GET THEM"
Two East Limited Exprcs Trains from Graaa ce en
station IN " n H. & ii. Rd) IL noon wees days ony!s
with through Parlor Cars, Coaches, ana omosert "
hartford. Dining Car. wlImaatc and sostTn w,ms ~
tic Psrlor Cars BUFFET Smoker Coaches ana e p'n Ra
ton same hours No extra hrs In Coaches. EsslSs
aaAtA IL
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Mem 11ubi catlons.

"PRUTALITY IN FOOTBALL"
The charges Of brutality which have recently been
made against College Football are met In the AMAlLO
SPORT department Of this weeks
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
with statistics gathered within three weeks from repre-
sentative universities IN the different sections OF tie
United States
CHRISTMAS NUMBER
PRICE, 10 CENTS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Park Place No IL; John Mallory to Frederick ..
coftl 1 No IS: I. Levy to N Levy. 1
Monroc-s, No 2i5 Leopold Kaufman and wife ~ ,oo
sam Property; j We al 70 i Kau,ma ga.i 1880
"1IsT"ich't NO 49, 1unuS n'e''.. 1900
Sam property; Jamca Parsons to Robert Walker :,
SAM 1iy Rriccca walker ct al 10 Alex. III,
same proHcr,y. AcSaaicr Walker to Drey
sam property; jcnnct N Walker to Alexander -,
canaoast 10 u; Mori, May and wife to Dora ., oo
1sih,sS ' W s. So It n " 2i-avc 25xa2; Sarah
1s,hai. s . r v Il 7th-ayc Rudolph Lasai .ooo
is i ~'' = y = '' ~ It " 2d-avc 2lyS2 Fred;
eriok Lcayens and another executors 70 % 900
sam property: cic5rsc Mcai and another execu-
tors 10 Frederick Leavcns and another eN- :. ooo
2da i'eS No 90 charles Bernioii and wife to
ns,S,'S Ss 9. WI. Howard D liamm and
17s9, coae, K!0gE.STIdss Road 27Hos'' 5000
i5sh-st 5 :. 2as II " Of courtland,-ave 2oxos;
Matilda ohana 10 Aiolph T. ohi,nd o., =;
t. Bertha voikening. ::....::..:..: $500
TgSrisS, ThdSS aRR Ss KICK s' and WIZ WIFE to
l4ai-s,' = ~ $50 It . Of wills-avc. 25xiCo; chas
ras-si i''' v cerner lee'h.a.. i5Sss Emma ,,,o
iaie - r q s. .a%:iays d lsSsi sS
s ,,''' property. L tasscnhcmgr ct al to
Same property. TO e................ 30upO
Weeks =. 20 y n Of iIiih-s'. 5OxlOo James
& johnson. referee. Hopkins. ............ 2IOO
Lot II. map NJ Hope 2ith Ward. Frederick q
Ford to Margaret Hopkins. ................. o
slst-st No -, Wcst. Gertrude Dodd and hus-
is,.a,c. ~ ~: Randolph Gussenheimcr ct al ..oo
Same property same - Tr.ericks Mayer ...... 1880
same property; Mayer 10 Guggcnheimer
G2I-st - - n Of nadison-aye. isxioo;
John Il Ahney. referee. O. Life Insurance - -.
aisi-st = = - II " - ith-ayc 75xioo; Max
I.rncff and VIE - Blanche \ Oiorne........ 100
Sam property. Albert Sands and VII, 20 Max -
barnett ..-...- ........ iV
Interior 40 n Of 3l-aNr and 80 n u
lfSfA-ef. William -. Wood 90 Virginia Pond. l
ligfh.4f. s. -N~ = - Fleaalnt ave" 2uN1p;
Abraham VI Levy and wifc 90 Henry Greenberg. $500
INfh.st. SEQ -. g. lfir' klurEuAsien and VIE
fl Alexander kiuftowsfein and annthrr........
I.,.,aieih I,.rni.,f, ................. 22coo
D1ff--' SO 30 West. Aois Guiwlllir ana wife 70
pelham. ave. ~ n " - Fredcrirk-st. 25x
i0s =. John Conboy g. Cecilia Shan!ey. .........
rosl leading from West Farms 70 Hunts
Point. sdluninT land * \ Gutcriz. John
Phillips o. Frank n Phillips. .................. 90
Flertw,-.i-ase r. i1j n n ~ l1dth-st l2jx3
Sarah Ganzig - Helen Mathews .............. 5000
1t lHs ,tr map property ~ ; Camhreleng. ct
al. @ith ward John Conhoy 20 James Stanley.
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@GIWMlM@IWRl llMG

@TWM1G@IWGl llGG[Eo
INSIDE ROUTE.
FARES REDUCED: BOSTON. %; PROVIDENCE
g. % Worcester aad all points East. Steamers MAIN l.
and NEW .lfAMPS IRE leave new Pier 80, y. r. one
block above Canal-st, at D. H. daily, except Sunday
ID OSTON AND BASKETBALL RIVER LINE via
ID Newport and Fa River. Steamers PURITAN ana
PLY MOI I'll commission. Leave Pier Is. " r. foot OF
Murrayst week days and sundays. > 100 Z. VI. Con.
Meeting boat leaves BROOKLYN az 40 Jersey tity
d, l.. VI. Orchestra each steamer. NcStiOucd tx.
press train between Steamboat Wharf rall River and Bcs
ton.
NJ EW -HAEEN- FARE Sl.-Magninccnt new
~ steel steamer "Kichard reck, the Flyer.
fastest steamer Long Island Sound. leaves Pier %
T.. r. daily AZ p. M. sundays excepted. arriving a.
New-lIaven 3 ~ IN time for trains TO Meriden,
Hartford. Springfield and North.
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STEAMBOATS,.

EyORW1GG1 1lMISo
INSIDE KOUIi. KEDU I'd FARES.
BOSTON 80. WOKCESIEK 20.
Stcamers leave Pler 40 (oli). North River next to
Desbrosses Ferry 80 T. NJ daily. except sunday,
connecting with Nestibued express train leaving New
London, at , Is A. NJ
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60 fet for Business pnrposes.
BUILDINGS, TO LET.
STORES. Apply t.
LOFTS AND {
OFFICES RrLAND & WHITING
4 large number. Bccknan No.
~ . !EI. LDW.Ioits In the Inc building corner
Of Jth-ayc and 3Jth-st. with elevators steam heat
cl .ctrc li-ht. VIII b. diNidci suit. r.. 4,
CIIIKS1IANK CO.. ii6 broadway.
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Cilp rroprrtp for Sale.

ELEGANT HOUSE I'm the agst,cratlc West Side
"A district 3lS Wet 10 ct. a. BARGAIN hand somely
decorate suitb bic for home easy term. Apply
premises.
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fnrs an0 nnas.

n c. SHAYNE Msnuhcturer l2l West 4odst. has
marked his entire stock Il flrs down t. the lowest
possible prices ot which reliable goods b, sold.
stores open evenings.
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ANGn II H,q OR CT IT. LT, ! n NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
+ OR LAsGow VIA 10 80 y ID II II Y.
From Per -. y. a.. FOOT 81 Wet -ith-fs.
rtlouf, - - ~ 3 D. d. tr .n..H.. b.. so. no n.
Cabin. as ard Upward, ~ccol- tonil, -
or'uHfl Ffrt.l ''
CABIN EXCrE. lON IT, KITS At REDUCED RATES.
drafts. iuur- ard Ntht. .f 4ofI atom APP 10
HENDFIG,OS BnO1 HERS. Bowling rrc'a re" YORK
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-04

An aquarium in which plants are
grown wfil not require The changing
OF water. except occasionally. when
the tank needs 10 be cleaned. writes
Maria Parloa 10 the December Ladies'
Home Journal. The growing plants
give of oxygen and absorb caroonic
acid. To arrange an aquarium with
plants. cover the bottom OF a glass
globe or tank with gravel which has
been thoroughly washed. Half fill a
small flower pot with the earth, ana
plant in il a small Egyptian lily; then
iii the pot with weil-washed sand.
Place the pot in the center OF the tank
and surround it with stones. so that il
may be held in place ami. nj the same
time, concealed. On top OF this pot
and around it in the rocks and gravel,
Sc; out few fine moses and vines.
such as grow in fresh water. Let wa
ter cress ana hornworth be among
them. A north exposure is best for
this aquarium. Put in the fish and
feed them with otis OF meat crumbs
OF bread and worms.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-04
For niIverinr IRON.

In silyering iron a recent process in
troduced in Austrian workshops con-
lists in plunging the iron article into
not dilute hydrochloric acid, whence
II Is removed TO a solution OF mercury
nitrate and connected with the zinc
pole OF Bunsen element. gas carbon
OF platinum serving as the other pole.
IL is rapidly covered with layer OF
quicksilver, when it is removed,
washed, and transferred TO a silver
oath and silyered. BY heating to 300
Cent, the mercury driven OH and the
silver firmly fixed on the iron. 10
save silver the wire may be first COW
ered with layer OF tin. one part OF
cream OF tartar being dissolved in
eight parts OF boiling water, and one
or more tin anodes joined with the
carbon pole OF Bunsen element.
The zinc pole communicates with
well-cleaned piece OF copper
and the battery made to act I'm
vi enough Tin has deposited on the
copper, when this is taken out and the
ironware put IN its place. The wire
thus treated is mucn cheaper than any
other silvered metals.