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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

rc,u of such a fate as that 10 when pon-o ~
prosecutor have Keen lclding her. Oh" may ~
used to walking in a nightmare, 10 seeing i'"'
sights to hearing dreadful SOUNDS an" ~ ~
misty Reckoning Of hooded eAecutiohc.s' a '
when the time comes for ones iate 10 NC p'
nounccd one is nervcd to take II as IL co'"'"
But surely there something "oh"oi' ~
this womans calm. :trone face ohr iooN'" ~
tlc Jury az they stood up with 'h' o'i''c'' VI va
court before her. She heard inc c"'h '"'"'
the officers that they would truly keep 'he jury
in the place allotted 10 Them tha' '"'S "''
NOT sucalx to them nor suffer any one rlc 10
o,ook 70 tbcm cxccpt by order Of the Court,
and sbc sayy the twelve men who had her lif' In
tboir hands file slowly ont Of the room. Ihen
sbe sat back in her chair closed her eyes again
and waited
THE u DGES RETIRE TO THEIR ROOM
11,n :,docs left tho bench and retired 10 their
n,iyatc room There was a short con-nitatl'h
hot,vocn the ATTORNEYS and the Court concerning
,l ovbibits in the case the dresses and skirts
tbc skulls and rcd-marlcd manikins that were 10
no sent n the Jury 10 aid them in their coA'ld"ra-
finn She watched ,hcsc things as they were
being gathered up with an expression that seemed
almost Gstlrss Then, they disappcareh 81"
closed her eyes again. There were friends AROUND
her bat they did not attempt TO oDtIunr upon
Icr now. Even the shameless women who nav"
stood I'D and stared at her az every opportunity
they could got, who have clustered III
thick rows around the doors through which
she had to pass al the was o'iho
taken from time 10 time from the courthouse 10
the Jail and back again. even they seemed 10
feel AZ this moment slight instinct OF mercy
She has never noticed them. never seemed 70
see them or know they were in existence Iheir
nryng. sncering eyes have stood out at her Ike
the bayonotS of a file Of soldiery, through
which. condemned sh" had to pass. But never
once throughout this trial Lave her own eyes
turned either TO the Iicht or 10 the lclt 10 on
serve them Ey no ailcctation OF boldncss, pS
M other manner than that Of 4 true, brave
woman has her conduct been distinguished. Ana
nov for all that was in her face to snow
il she might have been sitting in an empty room
alone.
THE LONG MINUTES OF WAITING
Inc minutes PASSED. Each must have seemed
an hour 10 her They were long enough to other
pcoule The hum of comment upon the judges
charge arose on all sides throughout the roon' ana
those who thought 1t fair and just were strong
in their expressions Of approval. Fore once tieN
had the situation Fore once they seemed in II
clear majority. Voices all around proclaimed pc-
lief in her innocence She must have heard IT.
II may have been like catching tn" fragrant
breath Of flowers by one who has bccn long in
sterile land. Governor Robinson. who, since
his advent into the case. has been her bold and
fearless champion and friend, came to her now
and put his arm around her, and held it there.
Neither spoke ,-' still the minutes dragged
along.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

The pleasant effect ana peri q safety VITA which ladies
may the California liquid LAXATIVE syrup OF Figs.
under all condition. make, IL their favoritc remedy. To
get the and genuine article for the Il the
California Fig syrup Co.. printed the bottom OF the
package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Costar'. tcrminator. kill Roachc,, Bcdbugs, Rats,
Mics Xnts tockroachcs F7cas Lie, Waterbugs Infaiii
lie remedies IS years dangerous Stores
fussIlR ordcr, direct 40 Clinton Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

"changc Of life; for women expect
ing to become mothers; for mothers
who arc nursing and exhausted; for
every woman who Is rundown, delicate,
or Overworked.
For all the disorders diseases, and
weaknesses of women, "Favorite Pre-
scription" is the only remedy so unfaii-
Ing that 1t can be guaranteed. III It
doesn't benefit or cure, in every case,
tho money will be returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Sold everywhere. Price, cUTIcuRA. soc. soar,
o5c. RESOLvENT 81 Preparet By the PoITE8
DRI' q AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
rz7-" How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" CA pages 50 Illus.
t-etons and testimonials, mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
SCR0FULA Il YEARS
Always Sore. Burned Like Fire.
Ashamed to be seen. Got Worse
Under Four Doctors. Cured
by Cutfcura.

For about ten or twelve Years have been troubles
with scrofull Nv head always sore, my face was
drv and sc,iv and burned OF the time My
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
TWO KINDS OF WOMEN

r uNOIltt iNSNi
ton those who
want to be made
strong, and those
who want to be
made we'll. 1t
builds up. invigor.
atcs, regulates, and
cures.
It's for young
girls just entering
! womanhood ; for
} women who have
reached the critical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

I,,dies Fine shoes. ,.,. ,.,s
.omn,ot. line az All latest sly les IN kus.s 49,
Ennis and sumner shoes. W. VI. LEEFEN So"A ~-'
Broadway and 30th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
TIE JUDGES VIEW OF THE CASE.

Judge Dewey said that the jury must not guide
their verdict according to what they might as
sumo from his remarks his view of the guilt or
innocence Of the prisoner 10 be. But it
perfectly clear what his view was lie scarcely
attempted 10 hide it, and who will say that, in
charge of the administration Of justice. he would
have been fit for his place if he had? The law
made it his duty 10 review the evidence. and when
lie went over the evidence TO find motive, what
was il? The remark of drcssmaker made six
months before tho tragedy occurred, that Lizzie
had said that her stepmother a mean old thing
with whom she didn't have much to do. So
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-03

proceeded TO give Cleveland a going over
the convention wouldn't have it. This
other man was Rice Pearce, of Tennessee,
BANDS right hand man. He first declared
that he was Democrat; that free coinage
was Democratic principle, and that party
had always recorded itself in favor thereof
in congress.
This raised a murmur and somebody
asked "What did Cleveland dof' Draw
lng himself dp to ms full height the
speaker, while a look of hatred swept over
his face, fairly beloved out: Cleveland
don't represent the Democratic party"
A roar of cheers, chorus of yells, and a
whirlwind of Kisses followed, but the
speaker wiated until the noise subsidized
and then declared that Grover Cleveland
and his eastern friends do not represent
the Democratic party, and that if it was
to do over again a Democratic national
convention weuld n nominate Cleveland.
The speaker was told to Get out" "Soak
your head" etc, and finally the conven-
tion got so wrathy hat Pearce closed his
speech, and shortly thereafter Ignatius
Donnelly led in the resolutions committee
with the platform declarations, which he
read himself
They begin With long series of where
ases-longer than the re olutions-in which
all the charges OF conspiracy both in 1873
and this year are reiterated and a general
silver argument made. Bimetallism is de-
clared to be the unalterahle law of the
land and of finance, if financial rocks are
to be avoided; the allegation that one
Ernest Seyd, the agent of certain English
bankers, bought the passage of the de
monetiZation' act of the members of con-
gress is given as probably true; the distress
in this count y is declared unparalleled, F"
and impending calamities" are declared
beyond estimate"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-03

ton out of wlici the repu Dnc arose. W suggest
for the consld ration of our fell wv citizens
that the refusal of the opponents of bimetal-
hsm to pro ose any substitute for the present
law or to elaborate any pan for the future in
dcates either an ignorance of our financial
needs or any unwillingness to take the public
into their confidence; and we denounce the at
tempt TO Internationally repeal the Sherman
law as an attempt to secure monometallism in
fragrant violation of the last national platform
of all the political parties.
The whereases did not evoke a sign of
assent or dissent, but the declaration was
wildly cheered. There was a small row
over an objection to the designation Of
gold and silver as the money basis of
the world and a claim that land was the
basis, but it was smoothed over, and after
a few important items of business had
been attended to the convention adjourned
sine die.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-03
OUT OF ONE PLANK
The Chicago Silver Convention
Makes Its Platform.
NOTHING ASKED BUT FEEE COINAGE

The Ratio To BE Sixteen of the White to
One of the Yellow-Waite Arouses En-
thusiasm by a Comparatively Moderate
Speech-BIand's Chief Lieutenant Readt
Cleveland Out OF the Democracy and l.
Howled Down-Convcntion Adjourns.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-There was little of in
terest presented at the morning session of
the silver convention. The whole morn
ing was occupied by a speech from eX-
Senate: Hill, of Colorado, which was full
of statistics, very dry and not exciting
enough for the delegates. Then Repres-
entative f. G. Newlands, of Neveda, adj
dressed the convention and made break
in the monOtony of abuse of England by
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-03
CONVENTION CHANGES ITS TUNE,

And Sits Down a Man Who Abuses
Cleveland.
Tremendous applause greeted Governor
Waite's direct references to President
Cleveland. When he said that he was not
at to be president the cheering continsed
until the audience was fairly exhausted.
notwithstanding this. whey another man
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-03
Receiver for the penrer and Rio Gr.nas

DENVER, Aug. BE. I. Jeffery, presi-
dent of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
way company, has been appoint receiver
of the Rio Grande Southern Railway COM
pany 10y Judge Allen, of the district court
This action was decided upon by the man
agement by reason of the recent drop in
silver and the close of so many silver
mines upon which the company uepenus
for business. The floating debt will be paid
first, employees claims taking precedence.
The property is in excellent condition.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-03
Minister to Siam Sails.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-Colonel Jacob
T. Child, of Missouri, the new United
States minister to Siam, has sailed for
Bangkok on the steamer Oceanic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
1u1tiou Sales Of Real Getatr.

rEIEEn = ME.'i a. "q IS STri .cuoor.
G. oH prrSHfH.itii. ANb 'GiruER RAJ ESTArE.
pubic no;.cc is hortby ehen th'! TIE oonml; soner,
aPnd Of the e C. s OF Ns%YS: E ia os 4,
e.. e 'l. .scnaae E4s sae&oo@ ~ III
ga eas Sun IN sGd "a Wara,, longer required
soci puIces ,1e Other lot ysse;i o, and p"r1.s
,l,h Ina" i,h iaaT a,h wsfd. and wc,hc.ir couny
The Line & Hi, S' Sc H"S AS@idH'f % w.t.
9Th wAEpl.' sa rc g. ely '' and rl Srans w iS,
iqf iii WHHiGS $50 Sven si!y Ies i2Ssnst block
,SS ~ r. NSy q LSnosa,s s''"'0' ''''' TN
-s6 q No. ~ lNic ces soa ,d s %i for for
GS"'S,a 5., i"s It0'hw,S, s. o.,
7;G !'i' s's ' e.; I ss$|St 'i limo '''
18th yAyR'ss' 81: e" h Sa' .s ' %a 2 ~.
,.rn g59 f&?JSS As9rEOEiGai! .Hs LOTS Bloc. 1927
lgrii wAE6-f&e iot,. y. s. icist.'s. Block LOS
,2IiI WARD. Two lots. N 8 ,o2dst Block ioeo.
"'ti r NJ cfi:6T78Sx Aorrpucr PROPERTY
I21m S on A No. oc g. man. ep nS
s 49, S. c ?St ,aH nap '0' NO. ''''' 'p 'a'"
Eta WNK1-Ihrec adjoining lots each 2Gixioo.
Lot Nos ?. 3. on ,aos map; Farm NOS o.. 90.
iefIy w al 10, on Am:tcra,naye s. E. eorne,
Igiiii wiKD.-Thrcc adjoining lots. each 25.Oxloo.
o Mrd SG e. 90 and e. .ean % SS on. on seas
wekay; and ono ,n o. ts,:rdham Landing Road near
wfsrcnGSTEE GorNTYo E,sh.e"n pnsce, vscact a I'd
i ta isr lS o 81, u " %%Te, e IN city
nccor" MaI TO ,s had a, Comp,rone5 t ocIe ~ ~
Hio'd"iy:' ~ T"ro W. e NxE';s
c c"Tr G TFy 6as ." q TO- 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
A RED STAR LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

.Aaratic 1890 June 81 moon. Adr!ac July 10. 10 a.
icuton.c June IS, y. Rritahbc. July - D. m
IIerranc. July o. 10 a. 'Ieuton!c.. Ang Z a. m
Mai July ~, r. III. Geriranc. Aug =, D. H.
From White Star Dock. TOOK u West iOthst.
Saloon rates 500 Upward according 10 ,teame and loca
on Of second cabin these steamers. SO and
SO Pcpaid so aud $50. steerage, t. or from tina
Old Country, $50 No .? Broadway, Ncw-loik lhIa'
1'' Ii. MAITLAND KErSEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Qrarl)frs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA HERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GeNerhes'eS'
&c. 10 Colleges schools anu Families. Apply 10
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG-fULIoN, % Union square
4 yENCY MIRIAM COYREKE supplies tutors pr.
n e-,ors. tcachcr. eOvcrncs.c, etc, IN al ueIsrt
mcns: recommends schools to parents. 100 FftAaNc,
Book Building. Cor. 2O;h--t
NJ T. EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 81 East 9th-rt.
~. ~ Y.-Teachcrs AMI positions furnished SCHOOLS
recommended. II. =. KELLOGG. Manager
II RIVATE TUITlON.-Dur.ne the summer months BY
experienced tutor successful IN preparing pupils ior COZ
Ierc ,,ll address HERMAN DEiSI.t II. - T.. irh->t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. teacher lladv) In private family
w the country: must he competent IN latln
Fronch German, music and the Eneli-h hianche~. IN"
pupils girls thirteen 20 sctcIt"en ana one
how ~ ton Address. experience, reference, and
saiary expected. r.. II. D. ?ij Broadway y. Y. CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
RErORDED NORTH AGES.

>hcrn. Mary. n r. j. NuddIcbioos. 25h-st. -, ooo
HagH AR - f,rwonn,lays +" Trar - $1,000
St ds W. Of i.e"1sc yo gssr ''OOo
b'u' Comm, In" o; siavc yc1rs mortcaecs $4,000
Bloom Sbs d, T., :, !" m mis- $3.50
'onl.y nm S 30 a. n" in.on stat var $3.50
Oo1 ,o,, 'yccnr,, o, Spng.t ycar $500
DGsc Henry ,I W. ana ,"o OF Issst mcntss $500
pte,'un' KiV1ctSn.,t mortgages ~. 5000
ro1 rac J'%e s"4 ea Ss 10 q Trc@on
roy trc'on'k, an mroo Tn !" W., y"ars 0oOo
Fox 10Y" and ara % Mnrrl.., 5000
'''asen Mary j.. % u, 9 Mn Vrar'''.'. 900
Terrace Nie""'e' OF h'"s '''r'' 1900
IoIsan arthur o Ct 7 a, 3ooo)
Heller" w; VA, and coo Of A TO 5% s. yas
Icn.i". I@.ga, e 2, TO rF'acy Sot GsTFlc Of
20 l-'m'i,d M'"haua"a'' NJ. 1900
Klia '' nea@% '% : to j MddlrofooA 80 Is 1000
Krasc". tn. oiois AMI Wiz to Flora kruger - %,
Log,; lhc'doTc, iad ~, w''c 70 Year, M'.'' 1900
MAJ. i Sa ern,S S and Iia anohS Dna, Moran
A,hCnyayc o; i7., ~, d im,oa l. van 00VV
%cs. W ; Manha,tan.ave Of io5th-s'' > ZOO
uarv ot,r. 10 I.ior s,aus, Morri'ave' Of an,
,ear ............ SUD
Nee ar',iy kG'r.' o. ,o s1il SeaT. 1000
Mace ,.'s',i." a. a. snaT5rt T. var $500
Eos'ngi'' Nc'", 80 49, =" nom" ''' $500
R,e' Jsco ana ", E No month. 1900
=, rn N samuel t.torrr I0ask executor - 49,
fl . lOu,rst " Il C0lumhu-1Ne years. lo,oVo
Sosrs KaiS T. ant another to Mutual R.s,rc
luud Life Association. n : 32l't. W OF ON .oooo
ave .....--. 7"''"'
.,"d. Ssr,t T. 20 u \ Sands 81 al. executors 49,.
n e-p'l.>i. Of stl-aNe. 8 Year. -. -.-.-- i-"vo
storm nth annth.r - W { g wilson ana 100
ano, .rr -jrl--t = 'oumhu>nN". var 4,oVO
smith Prank l.. Z" = = peiaJ"y and at"th T.
s,d.r y - West FiHaNe, " MORTGAGES 90 ..,
SANE IN Martin kcnnci' = al. sl~t.'t, 80 ,
~ W. D. ri ave 4 years .... ..--... 800. So"'V
senrlg ',Ih. We. 10 iior,,,s,. ~ 1870
Andrews Nariaf.t - j and another . no
fa,u'f' '"'n "''' ''' $1,000
-, ~ ~ .th.n,r 8 ar, ......... ljj.OOp
N,n ~, ~ Narv I. Iui-l7nt lndu>irh saw - 100
,rys Rank Mad sniraNr = o! ,hth.'' var Io'V''
WON J"-nn .. c,pr,r ont ; vcar. . 20 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
TAPAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

only direct line Cottage city, Mass. and Port:
land. Me, connecting POI and With all railroad an1
steamship lines for Bar Harbo Old Orchard, feIans
Springs, White Mountains aud eli Eastern summer r.:
sorts steamer sail every Wednesday and SATURDAY
D. an. from Pier 81, East River foot u Narket-rt Ne~s
York Tor information apply 70
HOKArlO HALL, Agent. IT the per.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
A -HAMBuRG.A AMERICAN PACKET CO.

pEAN CONTINENT.
four magnificent twin steamships OF 13-lOOOt
H. l.. maintain a -
WEEKLY EXPRESS SERVICE BETWEEN
NFW.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG.
0rman Jne22. l. 80 4. VICTORIA July 49, a. M
f. Bismarck June % ! am Nornannla July 20, III a. IN.
olunDla July Is, II o. I. Bismarck July -, pm.
Isl Cab 800 and upward lid Cab, $50 Cabin
passengers Tor the Continent are landed ut CuXhaven
Through tickets issued interior places Via Harburg
Ianover passengers receiving free railway transportation
HXmBU RG.AMERICAN PACKET co. 81 Bway. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
rvvopx DAILY TRRNE THURSDAY lsoa-FoURTEEN fA
REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGES.

RT-sINrsS AT THE EXCHANGES.
The great bulk Of the sales yesterday were uhoer
foreclosure. and the properly was N
plsintin In the proceedings - 90. w..
william Kennedy offered Nos. 1913 and l2' West
seventy eyenth.st stone front houses
lot 81 600 t'f both f irm tn the ps"ta the pro-
ceedines G East al ad i ot l.
k S1e. essIyd o H@sf with
store on lot sXlvJ. 1t brought $4,000 from b.
the LOr Exchange John .on BoyS offered
M Ss ald Tor sGIJO 70 Louis sncder All tho other
sa:es ad1eitsCa adjourned
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sost. E. 2is # OF Avenue-A. 25Alo22; oooo
'' is 70 + I0,cp @. 2SaSsx 3aios 5000
FREDERICK iotty, executor. etc, to sero- 90 ooo
sgd w.t. ;. 2ooo Of i,tave 25xio=2 same to
sat- and Ether conen to Joseph scheiner 1o70o
6'tn,,t; 40 40 Wash .''.-...,.......... 10000
llctn,t !. Clars referee To- Byrncs 10000
Kelsey i'''o.' W 1880
1iith,t sris,a6ar V TO AUrust wiks... $1,000
MOTIF r. and wife 70 QUO Marx ...,...... 1850
Morris a q r e. Of ST%cr Place. 2'x IA $50
Moirs i,,'I Jacob Mattern '.-,..... 2l75
Mo ilno iI ~ Cn,rcs + Eicc 1925
iN.a. Isl II u! PrOEfct-iNc, oONlOJ'
MARY T. 81 arihy Emily hoffman 2Ooo
u fOj.1 n OF lrcuontaNc,
- lo< 100. James + rrcr and vile 10 Louisa 80
Roa r'GI paru,rd ond wife To- CnarcS coulter $1,000
ron orc Nt-w..vc. 3SG r. " Of kingsbrl1ge-
ave and Othcr property, ,IoNluO. JO~ph fett = -oo
rc.ch and wife t. hugo J. Ill cr AMI another o'oo
unn>-o.st =, ~: II 'nrf NJ t,rccnbcrg and WIG .
Ia ,har.rs Plnorn and another. ...--... '3Oo
Aism;,a nr = ,, ts II IT, samuel al 235oo
,unn..t " 1910 II OF RNington-st. 20 lOx
:. 1. Mliiiam KenWick e. nj, executors, -
etc julius Droiibs o'oi"
,il-u'st " : 80 n 81 ENinttOf-st 2O.lOx 49,.
~ Mar 1, swan 10 same .-.....- ...:.... o'o4o
Lcto, NT - ,,tnnwe.cr and amohcr. $4,000
Wilrt,'' NO % ''"'o" 20 800
oath.., n = 5OIl # OF sth-ave. 20 lNSo;
s "nami" sands s''''' ~ ~. I7oS5
i" w' , Nd am ans,6 'P"" IS 500
s2d-1, Il ,o u osus :. TO Flank T. SMITH. 1900
slst.si n 100 T. ~ West En1.aNr.. I-ZiN
10 Rivcr>ide.aVe Nl03N rrcg, VI Kennedy ., ,,o
ct al 10 l. smith ..:.- :.-...--..., o-'i'o
o@G xto 40 :" cI5ts " Npga n%hn II $4,000
sad,,S lima p I 6canoy 90 % f MrI II 1900
sls,~-t. II 200 n Of West - dave l-1.1N
Rivefsidoavc NOHN irr"c: william Il
Kennedy ir and another, executors. e., 10 - ~
i. TN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
STEAMSHIP LINE.
old MINION LINE.

ioiST coM r6l;r and NEWPORT NEWs; eSnnss,nS e
VA. ana WASHINGTON. D. c-MoS fTs s,SSaN only:
JAMES kiyLkmMon. freight only. Wed and Sal SAL
Through tickets and freight raes to all ponsss 2Osh ,Is
H. s29 30 POL 81, 3l,A 49,, 81! and 22j Broadwy
". l.. GUIT.LACDEU, Trahe Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
)ED"D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

llfOI LA GUAYi,A. PUERTO CABtLL0, CURACAO
CARRYING ALSO MAILS AND PAssi NEElsS
FOR MARACAlBo, via ItRASAUx>
PIEKREPONr SlOKl,S, BRoOkhfN- ,
<. s. rENfXt Ella saturday juno y
s. ). PIiILADELPIIIA.....Wed "Wednesday. June . NJ
CARACAS saturday, July D. i
These American steamships, built expressly ion ,.ss
trade have superior ior passenger"
FOL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONLY. Inn. q
y. 4. MAKACAIRO nuI-u't I'M Iuv
$. s. HOLM SIDE nv ~, wSr '
General Managers 1875 Front'se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
JOHN L. NOSTRANO,
WEST NECK PARK, SHELTER ISLAND,
Ncw.Yorl.
Ocean 6lcamers.

A AMERICAN LINE
~ NETWORK. SOUTIAMPION, LONDON.
EVERY SArU kDAY
Ncw.York June II. ) a. m Parn.......Julv !. . A. n
Chester June ~ 80 N. Berlin ..~...Juy :, p III
From Pier 80 ". H.. foot OF Chrs,opher.,t
Shortest and Most Convenient Route 70 London
Passengers land AZ Empress Doch. avoiding iheo"
yenience and exposure ~ transfer by tender. &C.,
Frs Cabin passage 10 Southampton London or HaIlc'
e70 aud upward acroriing Ia stcaser. Second taDih
$40 900 Storage q, low rnteS
INTIRNATIONAI NAVIGATION COMPANY.
General Agents. No. q Bowling orccn. New.fork.
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Juetrnlticn.
For Both Sexes-Country


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FALL RIVER LINE
For BOSTON NEWPORT PfoNldcnce, cottags Ciyi
NANTUCKET. CAPE COD. WHITE MOUNTAINS anu
" D0IELE SERVICE dur ng SUMMER MONTHS The
four leading steamboats, the world In commission To-
PURITAN, P!IGRiM,
PLY ilOt TIL and PROVIDENCE,
Leave NewYork from Pier - y. l.. foot OF MuTray.st.
follows.
a.3O r. w. W.c6 DAYS and sundays for Fall River
d., ronn.rtinQ with pullman Nc>tbued train due Bo-
ton so A. NJ and with uan fof Ne" bedford thele eVh.
Meeting With Iottagc CITY and Nantucket I'm.
$50 boat IRON Sew YORK Sundays touches at Newport
t:I5 r. W. Week DAYS only for Newport and Fall
RiS"r; due Newport J rs; Fall River 90 \. NJ; con,
Meeting with pullman Ncstbued train. due Boston y W
a NJ and with trains for cape Cod points, the White
Ccnnccilng Annex boat leaves BrooMyn week DAYS ana
SUNDAYS at 100 y. NJ. Jer,ey CITY 90 = NJ rpnh'
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NCHOR LINE.

NCHOR LINE
IN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FOR al ASGOw VIA LONpON DE RR Y.
tror 5 ret ,5 81 g. r. foot Of West , 2ttA'' m
Saloon. $50 and upward Second cabin $50.
EtOpli, June IL, 4 Il. Crcas>ia, JUN = | p. m.
AnchorIa June -. p. NJ turncs.ia. Jul, II. a.
cabin Fto and upward Second Cabin $50 Strerage out
ward F23. Prepaid 80.
CABIN EXCURSION TICK FITS AT REDUCED RATES.
For drafts, tours and other Information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Greer, New York.
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STEAMBOATS,
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave 90
Pier ~, y. r., foot Canast at T. NJ daily !Sundlys
excepted. Direct connections 10 punt Nortn Last aao
West Saturday night connects with sundaj