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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
LITTLE MONEY FOR CHINESE DEPORTATION

Washington June 2-.-lnqlry 1T the Treasury
D.or,mrni disoio..~ III. fact that abOui tiJ.oOO
rrmnn, for the enforcement OF 10" several chinese
acts On July | the new appropriation ot f1oooo
become, available. 20 that th" aggregate fund avail
able for the carrying out Of the chinese IN fusion
acts Including III" I-ary law. on July !. VIII b.
$50 OOo
A. announced by secretary Carlisle. tn" policy OF
the Administration will be. In view Of The lack Of
finds 90 rid the country Of all Chinese who have
entered unlnwfnlly IN violation Of previously existing
laws before rndcavoring 80 send out chimes" Who
came In lawfully. but are now under The Ian OF IN"
(.,ary law r.caIs- they Jailed To comply with lis
uir,mf
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THE COURTS.
SHE SAYS HER HUSBAND BROKE HIS WORD.
A DIVORCE OBTAINED UNDER RATHER PECULIAR

SHE SAYS HER HUSBAND BROKE HIS WORD.
A DIVORCE OBTAINED UNDER RATHER PECULIAR
IRCUMsTANCEs.
The testimony OF Mrs. Hattie Bartonyi ana hef
husband AureI Baronyi heard by Judge NJ Adam
I'm the SUPERIOR Court yesterday on her application
TO SET aside the divorce which she recently srcuren
from her husband She declared that he told her
that he had married her under ar assumed name ana
that II she would secure a divorce he woun marry
her agiin at once under his right name. "heh si'
sccured the divorce however he refused 10 Keep MS
promisc She sad that they were living together
when the divorce was secured The HUSBAND deh"o
that he had made such an agreement. or that thsy
were living together when the decree WAS eraho"'
He sworc to that again yesterday.
The wife produced several witnesses VINO swore
that they living together at the lin, the divorce
was secured and after that time. The couple were
living I'm the boarding house kept by OF fnese
witnesses Elizabeth Mcstone. who testified tha' she
hnev OF the divorce. but she allowed them 10 i've
together in her house bccaue she was Cathohc
ard did not believe In divorces.
Tn. wife declared that her lawyer. Abraham Lovy
rrcw tho c1rcumstanc OF the case when he brought
>, ortiz nal divorce siit The lawyer look ,he stand
roo+orfov m denied this. lie sid that MIS-. Bartonvt
;!ome ,o him and told him that her husband was
in The habit Of going OUT lights win 4ner momen
and IL was on this Information That the complaint
Judge Nc Adam took the p1pers ana said ne wouio
decide the case on Friday or satur1ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jun, - (SpcciaD.-whcat pdV t's 70 u oH
pricc July september. GA cenO oi the ore'
ana 0ols cent? for the latter. CASH wheat 40" " ~
cents which il not quite low as cash whc" so"
month ago. The incident Of the day WIS the st''"s'
WHINING OF the spre,d. The July am ,Im ,,,,
got 10 -, aplit which nlean- NOR tffh'
tate than any her tho,e talk d. sitnay on. ' ',,n,
dav and tnerc be only two DAY n ever, mo ''sI-
-. i, bun l,it like getting out Exporter al me 80
ioaid were seies heic. influenced +. taco, 10" , %.
LEV situation In India woi.' induce h'Arr NINA w Wan
'ric weather favorable, The crop ' -. Is
here faster than gore ou; nri t,tS na ,,s
doc a., ia the available 5ooOCU. IN hc- anu 80
ceaiancs made VIII, at ana noui t"tai ~ Aovus
5oN 900 bushes These about tn only comforts Y"
aor, vas lower with the July cs.cciay weak IL sofa
ictwccn iOA, and 3d.. and closed at 3os FROM
premium q IA last n'gnt, Sci rn'rf n"t
rmium Of Il. cents. Large receipt and July iguio,.o,
e., au.e the ap roach q, the d.iNey ny ma,
the bear influences. The news Oh OFT, was NOT III
tcuafly tearish hut they syIpahlkrd neNer,h'"s d
the decline In AMI wheat. july o-rhei ~ - a
clio 2st. SEPT inter en'd at IVA ahu ,o'i
Tho provision bull manipulItor, ave u' W" ~ i,
SUFFICIENT support To ad,anc seteibe. n.,e, q , Tin,
July prodct however weak WIN inc
charges for neN; sixty days something sh
nsure, n can heavier ntcres, ch,r;r s INN az
I'm wheat II Is plat, tina, The prjvtol bull n'd's
September In lard. rib, and porA
Take the Catskiil Limited. every saturda! 80
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DIVORCED FOR TIE SECOND TINE.

Judge Mchdan, In the Superior Court y'S'eroay'
,.n,oa doc-e, az absolute, divorce to join T. Hop
kins from Flora Hopkins. This Is the secoha divorce
which has been granted against Mrs. bopNi's' her
.mcr hu>ba having secured decree In kentucky
some time ago. Th' correspondent WIS 'harles
rent'cy. Tho evidence showed that Mrs. hopsins
had zone TO the ST. O.a1r Hotel with Bentley ana
remained all night but she asserted tha' she hhew
ncr husband wa watching her at the ,ime, ana she
remained ND all nignt talking with Bentley 'uage
Mchdom SAWS that people must not place 'h'hiseNes
In such cOmpIOmisi positions.
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.arp r. j. Keller, F. Klahre, n. 5. kohn, H. ".

Karp. +. j. Keller, F.. Klahre. N. 5. kohn' H. u.
Kullenberg G.. ". Kurtz otto Lehman, G. Luclus' X.
Luehrs Dr. II. f. Maasch. L. Merklein- c. Molennagen'
r. J. Mnench, F. Muller. G. Naessr L. farsr son
burg j. Pollnz Il. Porgcs. O. Raden. IT, Ramsperger'
J. Ketzlan T.. ". Reulmg. II. okohl r. 4; Ringer
-choen. Man schwnb A. siltcimgel, W. 7. spieseei-
berg 4. s,cleer f. ". sus"mhl. f. TeXior y, ,,, f..
Jliycr f.. r. Tictrnann. ". Timme, Dr. NJ I"phI,,,'
NJ. Trcunann II. frost. F. voeel, T: voigt, j. W.
Wagner. G. q. +. Wahle q. Werrenrath, ). r. M..e-
mann a. Wcln ana Heinrich Z0ener. The soccty =
conductor The members will stay 1T the ,'ranu
Hotel In Cincinnau. southern Hotel In ST. Louis,
t;rrat Northern Hotel In Chicago Pfster Hotel IN
Milwaukee, lIocndsn Hotel in Cleveland ana INT
House In buffalo.
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Ran n Tan Yrinda Pallinger Chant. Bucnos Ayfe lag!
III o k;,G DaiS Ironsdcs Hampton and Alabi finished

Ran Tap Drinda, Ballinger Chant Buenos
Roe King David. lronsdcs Hampton and Aaoi hh's"eu
named.
third race Ia n.les-Faleo. I01 Clayton. " !:
won handly Pessar iie tTsra4 1s to 20 o7 Sew
Ion Kur.cm Tcnny jr. and Hot spur finished As mined
Fourth fuIlonssnt;lee Boy Ie7 Thorpe 70 70
won BY three lengths Baleowan ll3 Iiara1Ti 70 ri
salvation Espcranza Bimbo, NaIvaez Cyclo. "a a.
,d,r nil Howard 81. CroN. FoNhsll. CaItaim ket,'i
ISgo Daring RUBY Payne Adversely. Out OF sight ana
Fauntlcroy aSo ran 80 :,
rTf,, race 1 mile for .olds-Ducat 112 az
WILLIAMS. to l. won The King IL Kenny T, 10
a9l Miles Standish, Joe Murphy Francesca Mea no
tint Peabody. Espana Bridal Ven Quinoora' hhs i"'
sculptor and Hayden finished as named.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAY ELLERS

There sailed on the Whit" star steamer lrn'on' .
bound FOR Liverpool yesterday. sir William 'uhhn"
Iirool = Lady Brooks, Mr. ana Mrs william Jay
Baron Franz kocng and Miss Ad"hie Prince III"
we'll known actrr>-.
Among the passengers Of ia" Rel star me ''e""''
Fr,,,land FOR Antwerp. w"r" captain 'hail'> hI"-
~, ,t Iui,cd .tnt.> ARMY the novelist Mr.. King.
Mi., Carolyn King. Ms Flinor King. hnin> MN
Mr. J. Moi,ownn. the wife Of Commander M.''"wan
Mi, Anna y Il. Mc,.owan. PAY master IT, y. Nm''
llllI. Mrs. Whii,lOns.
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RELIEVED FROM THE PAYMENT OF ALlMoN

MARY J. Ward recently secured divorce from
Martin j. Wa,d and h. ordered to pay allmony
io his wife He has failed 10 do 80, however, ana
Yesterday a motion was made TO punish him Tor COLI
.cn,pt Judge Mc.idani MED It on the showing oy
Ward that h. wa, debt, and that iher; were Iui?-
ncn,s against him which he could not pay. IL" !:
a broker aud he says his business has D.eh ruih'S
hy the prosecutions Of his wife.
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THE PETROLECM MiEkEE
Lu.S rrnM TILE EIELD AND RANCE OF PEICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND kAN"E or r"''r '
New.York June Is. 1888
rh ,,otu ton Of IN, NJ Donald pool remains at l3ooo
barrels day and the general aspect Of tn, oil ne"'
without new feature. Speculation droops under The H.
rucnce Of monetlry sirnpen.y aat the i'hhcd nA Inv,
- tho ,nert there dealings III cruz Vs.'
ncatr In New-YorN yesterday. and .. cent wa IN "a
~ ,,c A. OH CITY tle vas DUH AT % nus
' ,un,d nc,roIlu quoted ~ follows. IN t'ls',s'
:l5 GEMS a gallon tula, -05 cents ca,e'' ''' ''
No change wa, reported in foreign quotiuohs
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rnMr.r,c rEoInLE. OF AZ IrALIAN BELLE.

MIR, Jennie Mairangolo. through h"r "''""''.
Friend a House la, h.i papers asking Tor hHi'eu
no, 900. win ,lImonv iron, her husband. llenrlco
N,r.uo,lo , wealthy tailor. at No. lO' south fh'o-
NV. Mr., Marangoo charge, her husband win or"'''
ity th. result of his jealousy. >" says tha' h'r nus
hand woulN not allow her 10 dress In manner p'h"us
her station lie would prevent her from 'omnhs anu
| arranging he. hair and from wearing her o'>'
c,o,n,ny lest ia. appear too attractive lhrN NV.
80, n,,,r,i seven wears and have TWO chliiIrh.
Wt MaIranroo /. considered H.. queen Of the Italian
| .Ill,i
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TROTTING AT CORTLAND.
DELEGATES URPRISE-EXCIIING CONTEST BE-
TWEEN CORNETO AND BIG INJCN

TWEEN CORNETO AND BIG INJCN
cortland 81 Y. June 2s Especial. Delegate. The fnl
,o,hc, N pcc Uamlln q :l2s gave tn betting fra
tenity an expensive surprise at the trotnz meeting TO-
day Last week Delegate baatcn In 2;%t at syria
cuse creating impression that he was anyhin2 luo
a racer. To-day he a large field in '2Gclass
,,ce for which wlkcs's Gold Dust topheavy favor
itc and in straight defeated them ALL ottihs IN
:,2i., . % and . Ugh.
Corrcto ana Zig InJun renewed their exciting contest
OF a In the class for 30 PAGERS The lnInh
proved not good Syracuse. ana Corneto nnahy
conquered him after six heats.
Tho :23 race proved easy thing for Billy b. 1t
winning performance this season. and gave
him his record below :33. Billy D. was driven In
a market Lyons. n. Y. until short time ago
when his owners accidentally discovered that the little
gray horse could trot. Summaries:
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the sunbeam colt passed her. aud coming Oh casl'F W."
almost effort by two lengths Lusr1 >cc"'', WV
lengths before Hammc. BushIan9er bfoke DOM VI "''
girths and came landing Banks on his head
FOURTH RACE For twoycar.olds. Purse slcoo Sc"
ing. Futuri,y courc.
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A Jockeys INJURIES PROVE FATAL.

San Francisco, June cs.-In the second race at the
Bay District track yesterday afternoon. Cody H. jnmpd
the after turning into the stretch ana oieo over
her iockev Pins,one who wac 30 badly injured that
he died last night.
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ljcttlns
81 VI.

Mutuals-Connors straight slO2 TO- place s37 50 Opoto
plac' 81 60.
After scrau,L;n2 for a quarter Of a mile the young
began String out. Connors took the lead anu
STAYING In front easily by length; Oport' secoho
three lengths before the Fausna COLT who beat Pirate
Chicf two lengths No bid.
FIFTH RACE-For threc.yesr.ods purse u oOo Selling
Futurty
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INTERESTING GAME OF CRICKET.

The second cevens Of the Morris PARK ana Staten
Island clubs had interesting match at Livingston
s. L. yesterday, which the islanders maze one Of
the longest stands the fall Of the first wicket ever
made in New York NJ Graham and w. :. Callenicr
ruttinr on runs before being separated The
score: - ,,-.oxr
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st. III
J. X. e. +. +. Kcenc's ch. c. Restraint by
Rayon dOr-Quarantnc. los n car. r., @
j. Rupert rs. b. c. Chattanooga. liz.
J. E. McDonad's b. c. Old Dominion 100.
Fort Worth CiavfOn)0 FL Al
Prince John. 1Oj (car l0SJ (Doegctt G 81 Il
Timc-1 10 1.j.
Nutuals-Rcstraint straight $40. place 10 0o Chatta'
place 90 So
War Cry Dclury and Idsclg Withdrawn. Old
Restraint second Chattanooga third In the stretch
Chattanooga badly pocketed Fox did not know what
10 do whether 10 still ride. fall OF. He finally
pued to the outside Chattanooga rapidly ovcrhauled
the leaders but got up Restraint who won by
length Chattanooga second. neck before Old Dominion
Prince John head Of the stretch and ran all
over the track and Doqgctt pulled him up. No bid.
SIXTH RACE-IIigh.wcight handicapped cach $3.50
added. One mile and sixteenth on turf.
g. ss''''ssi s.
c. oxx's b. h. wnttcrson. by Great Tom
Duchess. yrs, III ID Gear. homn.o;, ga o-5
NJ. IT. pownns's ch m Equity, 5. IFS; :.
p. J. Dryer &. Sons br. m MadrId4. iis; -.
Sir Frederick Roberts g. .(Prce) Isl Al
go Time-1 40 3-5. a.
Mutuals-Watterson straight $ll Co. place " 40 Equity
place 80 70.
pess McDur did not start. Sir Frederick Roberts
opened comfortable gap and led for six furlongs and then
he died sudden death Equity took up the running ana
led half way down the homcstretch wattcrson with
loose rein passed without ecous difficulty ana won
by neck; Equity second length before Madrid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29

Take the CatSkiil Limited. every sai,irda! C -
New York Central AMI Otis El"Vdtng Railway
est time ~ the mOuntdlnS "
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Mutusl.-J p. b. straight s27 90 place 90 81 Figaro
place Is 60.
Flying FISH aud J. p. b. closely ATTENDED by Figaro
made pace for half mile Then Flying Fish retired.
and j. r. b. remaining in front the OF the Journey
won handsomely by and half lengths Figaro second
the same distance before Roland Reed who came rapidly
at the finish and beat Flying Fish neck. No bid for
the winner
lHIHD RACE-Handicsp; so5 each. 81 800 added. One
nile and furlong.
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Enr Roth Sexes-CountrY.

Miscellaneous
MECHANICAL DRAWING. MEHAN1CS MINING
M PROSPECTING. ARITHMETIC. ETC,
may he home without loss Of time from work
To begin need only know how TO- read and write
Write for FREE Circular giving all PARTICULARS 10
The Correspondence School ~ Mechanics or The Cor
res pondenco school Of MinS. scranton, Pa
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. &. l. ii. L.. FIR. Co.. Lessee)
Trains leave West 42dst. station. New-lo.h as fol.
lows, and 10 minutes earlier from IT, Fiankn.st.. n. H.
$3.50 4. M.-DIiiy Tor NtwOurs, ston, Albany
daily except >undiy, wet OF ,O,ynan Jc.
1,lJ 4. M.-Daily for Albany except Sunday Montreal
0bO y. M-Dally for Albany. Utica. SYRACUSE loches.
bulfao Niagara falls, DcLrolt, chicago; extern,
Saturday for Toronto
1892 A. M.-DaiT except Sunday. for Albany and
400 =. M.-Dalv. except SUNDAY. for Albany.
Eochc-t'r, Innaio Niagara Falls. Toronto Detrois.
Ch!carO St. LouiS.
6,30 r., VI: Diiy; except Sundsf. for Newburs. Al.
bany, SlratOga and Montreal.
sis T.. W. DalN Tor Albany. Utca. Syracuse R0ches.
ter utaio. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Chicago.
HAVEliSTEAw LOCALS. Gas. g As Pm
NEWBUHG LOCALS 90. 'l0:lJ A.. NJ, si:lJ 40
IS. % 30. III A j. NJ.
Sleeping Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto.
Detroit Cnicaeo on All through trains.
sDaiy. For tickets timetables, Iaror ond sleeping
accommodations information. BROOK.
Nn 1888 Washington At. 72G Fulton.st. Annex ONE.
$40 broadway. i4s Bowery. 81 East Hthst.. SO West
l26th.st, and at stations.
G. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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Qcarbers

GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors, piofe sors. tcachers
"A covorncsses etc. in all departments OF forming Cir
good schools RECOMMENDED u patents
COGKIEiE Book Bulli.ng, $50 Ffh-ave. cor. 2Oh-st
a MEEICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supple. Professors. I,uchers. Tutor tioverncsses
sc. 10 Colleges schools and Families Apply 10
MRS. NJ. j. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union Square
II LOClTION and PHYSICAL CrLTUHE.-Class and
IL private instruction. M.. MARTIN. Hotel Brock.
hoist lol Wvs, Sjthst.. Nrw-Yofk City.
THE FISK TEACHERS gencics.-NcwYork Boston. Chi.
cage Los Angeles &C. 5000 positions filed. II. f..
CROt KER. y. Y. Manager 20 5thave. 03th ST.
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New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
VA 4fy
NeW.YOrk q Northern Railway
AND
Ncw.YOrk 4 Ncw-EnGIandR Railroad

In connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway solid trah
4 PULLMAN sLEEPER- PASSENGER and BAGGAGE
CARS leave Ij5h ST. terminus 9th and 9th Ave Elevated
daily including Sundays, at II 80 =. NJ. arriving
Boston foot st. az 40 A. NJ. Baggage checked
through at " Y y. sitlons, SD ST., near sa ave. ans
lj5th St. and 9Th Ave.
The New.York Transfer COMPANY will call for and cheek
destination from hotels or residence IN any
pat OF city upon application 10 airy of ther various
Offices In New.Yofk or Brooklyn
EXPRF>s TRAIN on SIXTH AVE IL"
leaving South Ferry 10 80 z. NJ. connects with ms
tain For running time see Time Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IL NEW.fORk
CITY: Arcade Sew, Rooms. Il Broadway. and 3S3
Hr adw,v where Pullman reservation can be obtained
Sleeper, open sor accumulation o. passengers hnal
before le,ing time Of tiaia
IL. IL. VIiEELAND. L. NJ. ALLEN.
zen. Manager. Pass'r Agent.
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RECORDED MORTG NGTS.

Abbott Samuel :. 20 Charles = Martin II s''h' coo
noreIr, Varnt"r - Mutual Life Insurance Co. ,oo
10 Isl W.T. sl-i.;;rt ! y'ar -,.,.., 'Vo
Han9on John to ,r, Mea.''5OIn $3.50
EuiEc Nrrtin. - 4 \ Edwards. loth''t m
Blum idnari to Biur. corner l't-a'e aud 40 oo
chd.IU. jsur. :" Imicrant Industrial siVin; ,oo
H,rA 800 Wet ii'm,'t ! yea, WV
ic3a.r Of etha,c . m9,gasr', yrt9so , 'SoO
poyn"e io ;o T. T." M, M!ia''''0O" 'O'' 75o
rIass. A1l~r i' To- ,amc. lists OF io'n- .oc
Jo Oar john to y J. ra,e.. 5"h--' " OF = q
-, ,'' J, 3. to ronpsin. i't6.'t. OF 200
n,,s to r, ., G IA, ; ;"s r'"' 5000
ncn.'c Jo.,ph I, J II Mclean. lot 81. map Il l. 10
Ko,h' Noal,' j. Ns aod another 70 0u- Weld
sammi'i. ~ Anth"nya'r io y'n,' saving.
= 2"A I''9 M,lv 81 Il5 3aa,' i.sin.,.
e. inuAlin. $50. Years l'lc
Klein r.ncler. to Emily \ Thorn sth-a'e' 80 "a
Lohrrnann Henry F. and Vie. 10 John II schu't M y,
r"nL oc , an Obey to- tn mas ma, sur.
rt,. corner Of ia-tburnH'e ana i''u'' 20;
Norri. John g, and VII, to N l. SIR. cor o., 90
n"r Broadway and 4lst-st. year ..;......,. 'o'oc
savings Institution. 7othst. OF l. ,ooo
Pine John and wife. to trustee. Of the
rat.Gal fund Of tho rG@ S,s kmr.PI 1000
Rubin P"t.ey ana another. Ia Louis" Gilman, oo
al.,f lot 81, nap lttru, >tuysrsant J.car' 200
Enttran II. fnan II aud wife Ia Annie Ko,t- - o.,
mann - ilth-aNe ~ 47th.st, ) years '1o
say, na',o1" E,,nc,oo o1I' yrsrs l. oc
SMITH u, mis- !, Iulgrant Industrial S1NIh-' % an
PINK n = lO-tl-si. " % fuh-aN", ! year o'oO
srnfrr ,ha.'r G IGa,h WE 70 1000
SNn psna a. ana S GnIp@ ,c,r 1000
Thornton Margaret p. "a Ricaa'd IL i Town , ~
,enI II ~ lCj'l -. - SHAW" den ma ....-. "ou
The S,c, 'ro p1f N"r;' war; T., '''u' "' $50
T. e, Consumes IIycianr Ice Manufacturing ON,
!a"y 70 ~ 's3 ,i., bond. I"'' '''' 1000
W,l.tr Harriet H. Ia & u KOCH NanWli,
,,rine C.n't-,ny !, g corner Hamilton Place and
i@G.st nor'- -, D.,
Yo,,,illc g.. orgr and wife Ia llnll III savings On
PINK n ltistsi. - SthaN", ] year wv
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Delaware. Lackawannn and Western r. X.
station. in New ors foot OF Barclay and Christopher
s,IOHTEST LINE, NE~TIBILED TRAINS.


Direct route to NJ" Di-O l...., MONTSLAll
me UhANUl.>, summit, BcInig1sNliIe, BasAlns
Eds Madison. MorIls[oMq pa,ia rarfr,On Bf SS,,.
rAlCoNG, llaskett'town, sGH0QLEY's MlYq SNN.
W WH w1 nr Is ro conc Mcsas
SCRANTON. FITS On, WlLNESBAll.E, NANIl.
.'ose. HIXGiiAMIo%, 6Nfol;p, ,XGE%iCm, waSs.
Nille, UTICA, RiClIilELD SPRINGS. oOrtlnd.
SYRACUSE. ,osMEG9, IrM,AAGA: OF ,i.E ,;0i ELMIRA,
POINTS WEST, NoRTHwEST AND SOUTHWEST
9'60, A. MI FaALo UTICA aGG oswEd2 ans GX;
with train for Chicago. arriving 3A5 ~ IN. neAs
7:sO 4. MIXING HAMToN NAIL. Stops ct prnc!.
1:6O r ,M.1SCRANToN, BINGHAMToN and Ell
MIRA EXPRESS. pullman plrOr cars 1000,
l:I0 p. M.s.KANToN; wlLkL >BARliE and PLYN
OuTH EXPRESS. Pullman parl0r olrs .,,.,.a
1880 r. NJ. tDaly)-BCtFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
9:OO r. VI. (0aly)-BUFFAIO, UTICA AMI 0SwEao
iiGKr.Is ana III LiMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Murray and 422 Broadwsy Tickets a. Terry sntiSns
7S5 and 942 Brofwa.. 80 West l25thst, go Columol
ave. NewYork; 1893 Wa,hngton,t. 7@6 Flu ton..t ana
3es Bcdfordeye brooklyn Tine tables. giving full IN
formation, all stations. ,
" WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for end
check from hotel Residence de-t nation
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Ocean Gleamcrs.

A -INMAN LINE.
N. NEW.YOEK 10 SOUTHAMPTON.
CITY OF NEWYOEK saturday, Feb; %. So p m.
CITY OF CHESTER........--. SATURDAY. Mar - u. M
CITY OF PARIS SATURDAY, Mar. II ~ noon.
From Pier ~, y J.. Tot Of Christopher st. ,,,,-.
First cabin passage n Southampton. LONDON or haIre
SEQ and upwards accosing 70 steamer. Second cabin
$40 and As. Stecrags at low rates. -
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION Co.
General Agents Bowling Green, y. Y
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

at 80 10 NJ, :i5 IS 40 specaD. 20. G:l5 M
for Tons l.iysr. Barlegat Park. and BInegat, 80
For Atlnuc Ciiy. vineand, md Bridgeton 30 A. NJ
lPs JMdnmon,n n.a,n so,nr,,n, and ug,,ra Reach
t:30, Sl5 IL 80 4. Nj. 80, AS, 100. 20 r. NJ.
Sundays, . 90 A. NJ, 90 T. NJ.
Tickets and parlorear seats procured at l2 235
COL il5 5s5 o4e. liiO Broadway, 80 Mulay-st, 81 I
West i.sth.s. New.York; 1913 Westinghouse. 726 Fn
tor. ST. Brooklyn and ~ Broadway Williamsburg.
westco,t Express Co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence 70 destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Or NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave station foot l.ibcrty ~.
WASHINGTON 5-HOiE Fi.NEK DAILY. 1880
PiiiIADRLPIIIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
,sfEN,N >.!s EMPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY s'''
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
rhadspH LApeS 20 ~ 10 20 ~ .2S' H. 49,
Car 90 10, y 90, 80 40 4. NJ, l. 10 night.
SUNDAY 300 10 80 IL 80. VITA Dining Car, \. NJ,
~, 80 with D.ninS Car, D 10, 90 T. NJ, J. 10
Baltimore and Washington Express daily at 100. IL 80,
% 90 Baltimore only) Y. NJ. Il 10 night,
ror kesdns at 90 10, ~ 4; n TO- 80;
saturday night. sundays II 80 A. NJ, 90, 80. 20,
$50, 600 4. NJ, II 80 night: o., =, ~, .o
do. oo S9is T. H. IFS night Kept Saturday
night. sundays, IL 80 a. NJ, 90. :0O ) 30 Z. NJ.
For pottsyllle at 90 7:i5. s!5 \. NJ. 100. 30
DAYS II 80 a. NJ 90 30 90 T.. NJ. II ID night
For srnbury. Lewi,bprg and wilamslort at 90 As.
satTrd,y light. Sundays - a. NJ, 90 Il. NJ. II Is
Eason. Brhl,,9cm, AeqG%n Meucn Chunk; 49,.
80 r. NJ sundays, 80 a. NJ;
p tG' h sS"ds y.ufS 90 o'' oO Il 'o A. M ''0
For FIeehra, 80 el5, II 80. A. NJ. 80 80.
Red Jsnk Long nrneh. and poIo' south to Pom:
Rank only). co I 90. G:l5 =. NJ SUNDAYS except
OCEAN Grove and Asbury Park Q 100 A. NJ, 100 p NJ