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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Delaware Lncknwnnnn and Western Il. Il.
STATIONS In New York loot Of Barclay nnd phcr
SHORTEST LINE. yESTIBIIED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEwAKh. BLooNfiLLD. MoNT.LAII.
IHE OltANGL>, summit BeIna ds.!le. BlsAins
Ridge, Madison. Morri'toTn ras,ne Fat son En-; "a,
ton, Dover, Stanhope. BUDDs LAKE, LAnE HO.
TArCONG Hsckctt.t,wn. sCHOoLEY's MOUNTAIN
Wa,hington rIiILLIPSBURG. LAsION. WATER
TGHS, PiTfsToS, WiLk EsBA HE. SANriCoKE,
HAMiGN. G&F0i;D NCiWiCM war'rV1i.c. Ui!CA.
GSwEG0, ITHACA. owiGo ELMlEA, cOKHI$d
BATH. DANSVlLIE, EUFFAID and al potato
WEST. .NoRTnwESr AMP S0UTHwhST;
900 A. M.-BtFFALO, RICHtlfLD SPRINGS and
N-WrGU EXPl,FS>. Puman psrlor ears. Con
Buffalo with train for Chicago. wing . 20
= ~. ncNt morning
1870 A. .-BINUIAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
-tatious.
1,OO p. M.-sCEANroN. BINGHAMToN. and Ell
l,1O y. M.-SCEANTON WILk ESYAKRE and PLYM.
'lII XPRISS. Pullman paror cars.
1850 p. NJ. LDaly).,nGffAin LIMITED EXPRESS
9.0OiP VI. (Uaily. -BJFFALO RE HF1FLD SPRINGS
ana " I.rO EAPft.NS. Pullman slcclrr-.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMoDATiON at 20
Murrayst and t2s Broaeway TekSt, at Iir{ s,a1ns
New. YORK: 333 washneon-1 7oG Tul,on'st and
"a broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full In.
forInston at all stations. 49, 80
check baggage hotel residence destination.
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CARPENTER WORK OF all kinds
promptly attended 10 o. house Or shop.
DAVID EOX, 81 Columbus.aye.
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tUork tpantc0.


Males
ARTISTS tOLOKS. photographs and
print. Of every description IN water colors
or snillnc, Illustrations coloIed with care
Tor art publications. ". ". HALL. 800
I5th->t.. Brooklyn.
\ GENTLEMAN WANTS reliable
position Ia a banking or hrOkcrag" house;
hr,t-clas> references; bonds. J. H.. Trib-
uno Once.
ACTIVE. EDUCATED MAN. -, wants
position. travelling or inside; excellent ad-
drr~-' sood legal and commercial eNp,r-
fence; references. HUSTLER. 81 Tiu>-
ton-pt., Broohlyn.
Az ABLE-BODIED young man. %
temporarily employed. desire, a permanent
position is port or shipping clerk; writes
lair. and can extend good reference from
lolIncr en- rloycr,. EMlEL FUCHS. 20i
Jth--f.
ELACK>MIrI and DROPIOI.nni,.-
rragti,,d in machine an Cool forging ana
,ernral i"'' ror drofo,glo "''','nry Iau
county prcfrrrri A. n. d., 800 East
iojth.,t.. < Y. e.
roy 40 wishes position In the Ollie,
~ son" zoo houS"' l. fair writer 1 20
rl- zoo! ic-rlrntc,. Nd ir's JOHFfil
SHEA. no Wa'cilri Place.
EOY.-Stronl boy would like to learn
rlun,hlre. "orkc1 ~ II h'fnrr. A. H.,
I,3lo Ist-ay'.
coy ~ desires situation In =. 'ricr
vir.r rr would have chance g. .cr I've
rom f"lr, ran, int umcnt Ndir'-s -.
NJ. TCEEHT. -iSi liih-rt.. south IIlolhlYL
nOOKK EEPER. Nc.-By yoTne man
go. Speaking and writing English. French
ami ,,rfuan ccrrncfly. as assistant book
-rrucr and corrc- pDudcnt under stands thor
orghb' double entry correct AT figures Do
.ilc- pcrnn fcnt position In wholesale
hou,o moicratc salary, with further al
vance best references. \. StllWARL,
1906 West .9th-st.
CARPENTER WORK OF all kinds
promptly attended 10 o. house Or shop.
DAVID EOX, 81 Columbus'sye.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, June 20.-Thc demand for wool has been
moderate and the SALES in small lots only Iil"es
ore not changed materially but are very iow; O.l. j.
is quoted al - 02Jc: X\ and Xxx and above al
2co 27cc. and No | at 2-6 29c; Michigan al
22a 23c; fine delaine al 2jo 25c for OHIO, and 2J@
2jc for Michigan No l c1mbing wool drill ard nom
inal: unwash,d combnG slow ~ .O023c Territory
woods quiet secured blsi, OF 4'"4rn loT
fine 45c for fine medium. and 10" 43c for medium :
Texas CaliN,rnia and Greg woods are duh. pulled
wool quiet 300 3jc for A and supers Australian
wool quiet and firm foreign carpet woods dull.
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Doar0 au0 Rooms.


CRANBERRY PARk NORTH known
n l37-l.p East 2l-t STD 'iight'ul -uui-
urr lp,ution. tfansi .ni-; hpaid optional .
also pin .lcro' Of private IarH.
SINGLE or pOuELE Rooms with
board t.an,icnts taken. l0l MaNciley
PLACE. facing WASHINGTON square.
Ipln.Nr.. - Wt~,.-A hoi,c. cooi,
newly furnished rpom, with superior
board lsrs" parior t'hl" 'oard,r-
.INr-Sr. . Wl~r->unmcr rates
desirable. ni"rly-fUIni-hcd rooms board
optional pcrma l"ntiy; tsaI-I'Lul select
surroundings ccntrai.
2.D 81. 10 EAST, near E.oaiway. -
Handsome large ,mill cool from rooms I.
up rior board prmancn' Of transient (;
mCi,iatc pr r-: est rcfcrcn -c-; table
board. SlllllON.
20 EAST lITlI >r-Plra,an. single room
for r-ntlrn an. win Hoard also tabl' l1'rd.
5OTH ST, 81 WEST Desirable cool
room, with hoard; summer prices table
board references.
3srU.>I.. 80 EN>T.-i.arqc hnnd>onc
roDm- hail r'om; rNc"ll,ui board refer.
rnr"~ exchanged.
53p-ST.. 81 WF>r.-uand-o nrIy fur
ni>hrd large aud small rooms ennl table
transicnfs a"con,Ucdat"d references.
100 EAST 9TH >1->ccond noor
separate or connecting rooms: rN"rll,nf
board sumner prices cool airs hous".
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Real Csiate 10 CrthGnac.

\ FINE MODERN HOUSE "a ono 4
the lc-t incrtlnn- In B-noMVu. PARK -lop".
,. rsrhau.. Tor farm og country place. Nd
lr~-- SINCLAIR. To- 80. : \. Pot
MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

s f., :: f. =: .,..: e.: ... g.: g.:
.e ],s-s rsrA: per Dbl eos, COS, 4oss aoss
s:s5.%a '' H.: ss 81 ,Ss Es 1873 ssSS 1872, si2
ss ' 1,., 10: ' s sa:s sas, sssS5 3 49,
,h quotations wrre as GlioT, Iog. e air Nm
co .af T NS l q. b. VICE. &C., 80 ri 81
:, SIC. No , corn; II lie; No , cern, 80 Lac
, N9 So naxsecd ~ 6s. Prime iimo,hy sell
Mcs' pork rr H $50 o. 13o H. -, go i HS lari
s,a7 l2atloo2 - Dry s.lied snonA'l - 1"N 10
. Tn,ni unchanged atsNo > white; 81 12c ~ =
wNic. f. 0. b.. 81 4 Bic Borley-No 3. T. o. b.: &c
81 E. no sales. On the Produce Exchange ioday
,rr bniier market wa, easier crenmcry. iG@ ~
dairy 13dlGc Eggs duil strictly fresh. 13" i3 &c
rod GoG 6.c Corn scarce: No : mixed. zoe. Oats
iais: No mixed. - l-@e ;S'c Rye dul No ,,G
meats dun 50 n u Bacon quiet 81: Whskcy
S,e1dy: sales 500 bhs. at 81 IL Butter Ntcady
sugar easy. EGGS heavy lie. Cheese IN iair de-
yaukec Jgns ?OMoF qeS 10 The %dr, Ia;y
&c Corn dun; No B. BIC; cas- SIea "iH, No :
iiork,Iulv' $40 o. Lard-,uly, - - Il.
NnncaPo.. June 2omThc market wa. , dull c, oll
At any time arouse Interest: The cash market wa
EeoE O;emJg = ri co11 y 3g % 1c and
o. ned and highest 81 5-,c lowest g 81 do,,d.
a. on yG 5ash S;ylsdrb h" 30 81 l3 So Northern
rhlqdGphia Jung n5 JT. nmie c
nomnsiv unchanged. supplies large ard holders
anxioIs to sell. Rye Nour quiet and unchansed !:
choice Pennsylvania Sg - W W., ,os, r
call: No red June 81 - coc: LILY. ~ ~ go
"a Sc. Rye nominal; no > pennsylvania in car
Gs c1 &c So 5n %S 9sFS "a aga Nj 50 SHT S
Al 3-tc y l. -
s. Whit Ianc; 3? 9a4.io l4c: Jrly. b -
?5l.2c Butter firm AVID in fair demand fcnnsy =
v,n, Creamery ezra - H. r.ilS
bling. 23d 26c Eggs steady Tor choice 'tocS Penn
.ylySna frs gc I%SarRenId qu IIans nT
powdered l5,l9c hne srsn"lH'od p, nlor; sthoAI
eanpa'ed d Ola r ,r% GanoNd S::'' rnnre
toners 4. 1-16c; red star ~ I-lGc Keystone H.
5a-lec; Franklin B. Sc; Fmnlin "A'1 nl,c C.
blue star c, A Ice. Potatoes scarce and firm; now
10 quality: other varieties choice, 81 80 to 81 70.
Other articles unchanged.
81 2o6 81 3o extra fancy. - s5o - %: o,hcrs nm
changed. Wheat after opening strong turned %rah
closing 81 5-1c; August, - SC: september 81 z
ascent fell ana closed Sc Of No = mixed. - Be-
June. 35c July. - @4c september, .1c; o. VA ,9d
August. 25c bid: september - 1-2c bid Rye.
No ,. SOC hid east track. Bran higher. 81 % east
changed. Eggs. lie Lead dull. weak. 50 80 asked.
<nelter steady 81 Cornmcal unchang I'd. Whi-Hcv.
MAKE. 81 49, Lard - 80 - 3 > Dry salt meats
loose shoulders - -: longs and ribs, 80 20; short
E "Hs ana nd r %' sl6 a9" 80 Shorts.
sioG2 $50 - Hams. sa;ar cured l IS ne:
and June 81 I-4c; July. G6 l.sc; August, 80 Sc
s S1, 0@e, 6.5 S oc cG 2c %% c N@ c clover
seed frmer; prime cash. - -: october. - 60.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

(Aurncitc Coal used in surfing Cleanliness
md ComiOrt.i
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Bock signal
Sys,en. Trains leave station fool Of Liberty ~.
Time Table fleet May -, 1898
Tor i.esu' o - ~ 30 ~ a. IS night elcs So
saiTraay night Sundays. II 80 A. NJ. / w. so. %
For Harrisburg .. 100, 90 s: 45 A. NJ. 90, 30
Ssig int s1;d1ys ii 80 T. NJ o. 90 t:ao r NJ.
u For n pEst:,e q. 90 co. s45 A. NJ ;oo 80
s1 9S 80 SO A. H. o cs' 80 90 H. TITS
sudbury Le~ S5 and %'g M g 90
except SATURDAY night SUNDAYS. 10 A. NJ. % y. NJ.
For ission. Re.hlch.m Alleniown. Mauch Chunk. g..
t tgg p II s1Hdays. I 80 7:5 \ VI 90 - p "
For whe snnssr rtslS TO- a eng scranton - A NJ
"a sSs o1f h5'Ar ana 81 sSp 90 @ ro 3.
G:i5 p. NJ. SUNDAY. except Ocean Grove ami Asbury
ea, 4 80 \ Is A. NJ. 80 80 T.. VI.
For Ailqntic City. Vneland and Br'dge,on. 80 A. NJ.
Tcr Mstr?us ne'Sl se Cd q 'Dd ,Trh'nd noAe.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER 3. y. r.. FOOT HrcrORST.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach so4b:ight.
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch at 80 10 - \. VI.
Il 100 l.. NJ saturdays, 80, 90 A. NJ sundays, 80
" For tiberon OCEAN Grove Asbprv Park and Point
pleasant 1915 A NJ. Il 90 l.. NJ. SATURDAYS 10 T. VI.
Sundays except ocean Grove ana A,Dr:y Park. 90
For Lakewood Toms River and Barncgat 80 A. NJ
Il 700 p. NJ. saturdays 80 +. NJ
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

. EArHf->H TRAINS leave station Cfntr,I i'''io"d o.
FOR rlllLADlJrlIIA. week day" 90. 90 200,
1U'oe cai, 90 1I!anct Tarlor toi CO. 90 3D.
- y. m. II 10 night SUNDAY zoo 10 80, II 80
Dining Carr a. m, / 80 80 Dining Car. 200 u 90
u. H.. II 10 night. ......-.
= FOR HALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week days
and SUNDAYS. 900 ~ 30 Dining tar a. M 80. $3.50
QDining Car, , 90, q 90 =. N, u 10 night.
Pullman larlof Car t0y 'rainn ana pullman Sleep
Cars nisht trains.
Inrlor car b. procured Mt l72,
o3o, 2l AS ga 1IlO. 1928 Broadway 7s7 siNthavc.
las; lffh.t 2Sl Columbus 1874 East i2ith-s
"a wcs, 25th-t. Nov York Court: $50 Fnlton-st.
I,rcofIyn broadway. william burg
The New-York Transfer Co. VIII call for and chocE
hapgace from hotel or residence T. de- tin"tiCn
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

Liverpool Jun" 90. 3:45 p. m.-Eecf and pork IN
moderate demand. Hams In fair demand; Eac@h
IN moderate demand. Shoulders. about !. 10 Is II.
steady at AS. Cheese in fair demand. Tallow and
spirits Of turpcntine in poor demand Rosin N
moderate demand. Lard->pot ID r0od d"rfht
futures In no demand. Wheat and -four in mofera"
demand. Corrl-spot in moderate demand. fnturc.
in fair demand mixed Western, spot, steady AT
A. | cd June easy at Is $40 jay easy AT
Is I'D: August easy al 4 1 Pa Hops AT
London-Pacifc coast in moderate demand.
lFor General Market Reports see PAGE 49,
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4 DvERr1SEMENTS AND 81 BSCiIrTloNS FOR
n THE WT2lk rI;Ibt ,; ~ WILL ~ re
vay. ID door north 81 Thirty nr,;t aud ADvER.
TISEMENTS the following Branch on"'.; 80 sth.
s,".. cor 2td-t ~; ith ,s'r. lo' iouI'haN e. ,
It O,G Thiri.ayc. SiVt -fr~tst 11os First
lOG West Forty second. sc i9c Colunbus-aye
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Railroads..


"AMERioA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
e. st, r, !.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
and depart r. "", ralond f .s
lion II the Guy. Teams leave NJ follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 A. Inc .ora f p%s SaaS s,o Niasaa Fail.
% y. N. wsrner vcsribuie NO eI'ra fare
CHICAGO FAST Mali"
! O'IU ester. Buffalo Cevcand AMI Chicago
ADIRONDACK " MONTREAL SPECIAL"
$40 a. nyeP' u S Sasn DO ch ia"'S a. a
Irpr ias" Jnnrt.n Vi >a'anaf Inn nan Lake
80 MoniTc- 10 4; p. m waanor Driwing-ro'rn cars
NEW NORk AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
.UU ccn5eo wagner S"s o vcsiiouis Service
DAY EMPRESS.
1890 not run xe Of s GsTsnd and Detroit a"
WORLD% FAIR SPECIAL.
1900 $, Que S%raso 90 p M next day.
>OUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 M-9aly due ,Gsh"-I M II 20 t a. M Din in
! Ing ear from Albany.
EXPOSITION FLYER CLimitrd,
Great "O-iioor Train 10 Chicago Tor through p"''
/ -cngrrs only
300P .M.-Due chicago 10 90 m: mex, day CON- ON;
elegant buct and library, sie'pns. stae.roOn
and dining
ALBANY TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
z IN T.. M-EAccpt Su.aay'. Due Albany nv, 20.
room cars through.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
an =. M.-DaIy. due Detroit s:3j a. M; CHI
| T'SV caco 80 D. III. tompct" wagner sef'lcc
P<ST WESTERN ENPtESS.
G m 4. N.-Daily, due CHICAGO . 90 D. M: St Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
CPS p M.mpsii, dae hu Monr,l - M
ADIRONDACK ~ MONTREAL EMPRESS.
7OU !: ,,. Tami Snith'~ * Malone 90 Montreal
9 90 a. IN. solid Wagner N.-t.bulc Bunct service
| BUFFALO ~ NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL"
on T.. VI. Daily. due Lurso 30 m, Niagara
CINCINNATI AND II. LOUIS EMPRESS.
800 MDa{ - q. dg, Cnc 2, ol, ~ :; a m Ia"
| LIMITED FAST MAIL
! q m r. N.-piily Sorpnr Car pa~snger> for isoch.
S.UU ester only carried OF IN tain. Due 10 O. m
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPKE-~.
| C16 P.M.-Doy for Buffalo. prtrot aid Chica9o OK.
O.IO ccp Saturday fer Cap Vincent NOpD lsaniS.
PITT>piELD. Lemon. .NOKTH ADAM: AND TIE
Two tnroesa trains aa.i, cNcepi sun-a, I. 81 a. m
due lItt,icd 10. North Adm, . 10 y ~. . .,...,..
Cao Apply at ,.iad I'Htia 1siio or :, iSi Eis
| Fulton--t.. ani a broaa""y l., D. 20 't{n;, IN ~
o. Ao9's 80 tG: 30 S5o p H. top ssth.,t station
Wcstcott ENpirs' call, for enc checks baggage mon"
hotel sad io;i;qccs through e dGp'lon ,x,r,s
JUN General Manage. General p,,sen2er Agent
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Tor SQit.


\ SACHIFICE.-BigPcst cash bargains,
magnificent up-ights sl33, sI74. $iJJ
three pedals: best make. ljj West 23a-st.
4 SPECIAL SALE TRi NKS AND
Rags .-Grfatcst bargains in Scw-York in
trunks. bacs dress suit rases toilet
role. pocketbooks ladies' bags. basket
trunks. steamer chairs AZ CHARLES
SCHwARTI'S old estahlished house. %
4th.aNe between 18th and 9TH SIS.
AIIfN non sewing machines OF all
Kinds: nex go; good secondhand, $40 I;
cash or credit exchanged rented. Az
ItAtlsIil'>. 2.l5l 3d-ave.. bSh-st.
BICYcLE.--A New Mail cushion tire
safety. good condition. for sale cheap. Call
TO- Skillman-st. BROOKLYN.
plCYCLE.-Pneumatic safety, eos per
fec.Iv new. including lamp, eos, over
400 Call. examine 100 Murfsy-st.
PARTY leaving city. Will sacr.h.e 20
choice painting. by wei.ksoSn M HIt,s' icl
GULLY, 2l5 West 4oth.st.
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NEw.yORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Excursion Tickets New York To Chicago and Return
$500.

Through trains Chicago .nd the No i- ar los
foot II Wet d follow. - minutes cii.ir IRON
o:,5 NJ daiv Vie Xasan Falls, Through Pun.
man .l,'pf- %ew lerk 70 ch!ci' AIlIc' bctiot 10
7:Ij p. " diIs. VI Nins''a lal,,. Nc lining rha.r
Pullman -erY.-. Ncv York t, Cat ago Airy"- ID roii
:, 40 H. NJ Chicago \ 90 4 81, s. Louis 90 J. VI,
1.i5 except sunday To- Campbell Han. Lakes
Nnlayk and Nnnsva -ka Wailnlli VALLEY >titior- MD
d1etoSn Hl1or.in.hurg. Elen,ir fa.burg Hur"yNil'.
Liberty. Litlng."n Manor 49,, u.,
SrwYok fn,cf Company calls for and check baggage
10 dcstipation. o.. -. g.. =.
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Furnished Rooms.

TWO LARGE connie. o., rooms.
l'Sanil, furnished funn.ur water. ga.
bath old i'"t. -Hif'fl, fni Com prf-
-oi.- p pr week. "a Last loth-~t.. mar
Broadway.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. - Cool
modem improvements. hil attend tIcr
summer rat. baths. con-, cnirnt hotsi
club. l. la. ~"fn.>t.. jtn aud Nndi-'
ave-.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. together or
siuely comfortably and elegantly furnished
~ N'-i 2OtA--t
10 WEST @iTlI-NT. n ind-nmr. i'r:"
and snail rooms with or without hoard
20 EAST e1Tll->r NrDlv and hand
,uNciy Furnished rnom-. ca ,u.t aul singh"
Vritli' hath; piano hr'ok'n-t oniioli
rcs.Onahlr.
2aTH>r. 10 EA~r.-Latse AID snail
rooms. win or without board Virginia
family references.
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Railroads.

" " 49, ~ - . O. " =
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and IlterlOcllg Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
DcsbrOs>cs and COrtiandt streets
In Effect JUNE 18Th. 1898.
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPHE,>.
300 A. M.rul!nlan vesutule Sleeping cars to On.
.s0 and caeSn R2s sno"s ara s @
Ind annapolis 55 a. CHICAGO 10 100 N. next day
FAST LINE.
$50 4. M.-For Ptsburg Central Pennsylvania
Farlor Car Pitt-burg.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. ,o.,,
1l.O0 NOON.-CoBIp,s,d exclusively OF Pullman Ncnu'
nvl+ Dl.vs ana ssAs EOo sleeping nns ; s@Ts
as .1 and ton H1's rfs'n baAfoS
G' Of sSne Or SsS S bS Ss 10
and movable electric lights Arrives chicago J. w
ST. LOUIS. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO EXPRESS.
100 r. W. ullrar vcstlbgie seeung and ming Cars
c,acinan@ 100 a: n St. Louis 80 and
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M-rulInsn yesIDue Seerns cars to ritSo
Arrive, Cleveland II 40 a. M. Chicago $3.50 D. H.
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
100 =: VI. Weekdays; 80 p: ~ sundsys-puiim nan
ys' Bulls ys ca. c.. Saas aS%Hd' ana
81 Me Louis G" 100 M second nd morning. i%in'" '''
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SEQ M.raIlnaI buie, siseplng Ca IN S,e.pna
%ofaina' Toledo il 20 p. m. Columbus 7l1 p M
ami ceyeana w.eN,day. go P. m mint. on
Nc sl VI 'Aal na's iea "a Ga RS ..
Rsls TI a ss Win SsF sas Ns"o''"' and l.
WASHINGTON AND TIE souTH.
1899 a. 1a Limited. "sstnses
:. mIns ca. to itaiim9l, daily vesubuls
Pullman I.soi ca's a1O .7i]-ns Gar arriving Wash
Additional Trains. 20 500 So ana od II . US
zoo D. mo- and r. 50 sit % ar'1 Is ana no 80
snd il IS 49, is sH ls i ra l%5'' only. az, =
$50 Menro"a and DAHye Sr r,e sn dm,y
he;iIc, and Neworl'an'. Dnns Gar 20 Montgomery y
500 r f95 az loins;; on %o Gn;'s.,Ns Ohio
For OLD POINT coMFoEsr and Xofl DIX VIA Cags
fnSoHsn s iSiS 90 M dy ''' '' WIN
r'a r.sgse Dune, .l. az ana Day co.enc WIN
F sSi hs r MIX 90 ~ Fsr 5ta Grove and
p M, Week days. sSndays %: and si5 p.
do not stop a, Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on Sun
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
: I 70 aG TO- bs s9 sG9 . sp 40 80 % %4'a
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Limited. 90. 90. 80 0p 30 10. 10, 500
/. m. and I2Ij night. Accommodation. 90 and
o. u. II.
Fer Tms.tnbes Of trains to local points the Penn
syl,aAa l;O,i Sy stem. apply at the following Ticket
Offices: Nos. 433 tA4. 1l96, 1873 lis aud pol Br at
wsy. l Astor House. I3t East i25h street 2Gi Yves,
l25th street. Columbus 137 Sixth Avenue
aao foot Of Dcsbrosscs and CortlaHd streets Court
street $50 Fulton Street. SO Broadway. and Book yn
Annex station fact Of Fulton Street. Bfooilvn; 123
Hudson Street Hoboken: station. J"rSri Cry.
The New.York Tran-frr Company will cali for and
che baggage hotels and residences through u de
"'tSo"N pnrvOST J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r ARenI
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through rams 10. 1Ae',, ana "a, 49,. go 10 AGO..
minutes earle. f.vHI West .Jast.
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q, M u. VI. --f.hN." Lnrci sofia irtln ~ IN D..
s).tJU ,ssu VA CLlufagqs Lake. Hccicrs to ChicrgO
t7,r.rlaud Cine .nrati. Dllihg-c3r.
T.. NI.-SoAi train T. hl 49, Via N'tr1fi Falls
O.s1U ,'~~it.r, Bliio. Il" hester AID CnrngD.
o.In T.. M.-ViA Clsutauqua Lac sni Nlanaia FAILS.
O.oU solid tiaa 70 Chi.ss' secpers 10 horn"I'
,i.r. Chicago ard ca iirSi.
4 oCAL TINE TIBLI. TICKETS AID ~ I.LMNN
ccoInio ION. at -" 2"l. iOl $50 AID 90 Hfor" az
-, r-i..f CHAMBER. ans Wet 80 a. frI,C-, Nra-
York <33 futou.t ET,okiyn -oV lluf ,1u-'i Hobn'.n
leroy station. lr" transfer tpunhY ciI~ Tor
ami che baggage from hotel, AMI residences 70 da
ton.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-14

added to the long list charged up
to Logan county in the las. ten
years. After the shooting two
men were seen to run back to the
hill from the place where the
shooting was done by the child
rem Of James Terrell. and a few
minutes afterwards French Ellis
and Cummings Music, who were
passing the road, found the life.
less body of Hensley ON the
ground, with one Of his feet still
in the stirrup and his horse
quietly standing byhim. A pistol
was found on Hensley. but it had
not been fired. One Monday
Justice M. IA. Hatfield, acting as
coroner, summoned q jury who,
after hearing all Of the evidence
adduced, charged Morgan Duty
and Jacob Duty, sons of Harvey
Duty, with the murder, and they
were arrested by Deputy sheritf
Eli Gore on Tuesday evening and
lodged in Jail.
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SEASON 90.
GREMADlNE 1928,

One of the best bred sons of
Dictator. dam Gossamer dam of
Sarcenet 2:16l) by Princeps, all
producers of extreme speed, a
grand individual and a trotter
himself. Will be allowed a lin
tied number of approved mares at
the extremely low price of 1875,
the season, with the usual free re-
turn if the mare proves not in
foal or slips.
Grenadine can be found at his
own stable on Sycamore all of
each week during the season
except Fridays and Saturdays,
when he will be at the Fair
Grounds, Clarksburg.
For extended pedigree, dis,
cription, ETC.. call on, or address,
M. G. BELL. Mgr.
Sycamore Dale, w. Va.
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WKsT UNION GOSSIP.

Lawyer Scott Stuart is making
arrangements to build large
frame building two or three story
high on his lot adjoining Henry
Stutler.
The aged father of DR.. Griffin,
a prosperous farmer of Harrison
county, spent last week here
with his son.
Miss Pugh and Mrs. jeffrey
opened their select schools here
last Monday morning with good
attendance.
Charley Caldwell has secured
a lease of two thousand acres OF
land for oil and gas purposes in
and around Central Station and
will atonce put down test we'll.
Lathrop Carter, a. H. Shinn
and y. u. Foster left Monday
morning to attend the spring
term of the Morgantown Univer-
slty. The latter will take the
law course.
The South Penn Oil Co., is
making an effort to secure a lot
on which to build a large build
ing to be used by the Go. for an
Office and storage room.
Dave Peyton and Fene Scott,
who were found guilty on the
charge of breaking into the Elk
press office at this place and of
stealing several gallons OF whis-
key, were sentenced By Judge
Jacobs. Peyton had served out
a term before since the Judge
has been on the bench. and he got
five years in the penitentiary.
Scott is much younger IN years
and he gave him but IS months.
Special Deputies G. ]. Cottrill
and A. j. Nu.ter conveyed them
to Moundsville last Saturday.
West Union is taking leap
forward. A number OF improve
ments are promised in the next