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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-09
ATHLETIC CHAMPION.

Which the Winner of the
p Will Contest.
Inual individual general
ivsn under the auspices
will be held June rs, at 8
r Jersey A. G. grounds,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-09

NJ IS follows: 100
hnd shot. run
walk, thro w
pole vault for
FACE, ten flights;
It for distance,
Emile run. The
f., will govern all
LAT in the broad
krowipg the trials
and the scoring
the new rules of
adopted by the
A. u. cham
given. gold 10
bronze IL third.
man will be
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-09
bicycle Record Beaten.
BIZ cable 10 tie United Press.

MANCHESTER. June o, 1s93-At a bicycle race
chester Athletic Club, j. Reilly reduced by
i minute 26 and rs seconds the record OF the
well known bicyclist, Edes, for fifty miles path
cycling,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

TIE C. L. T. DOES NOT KNOW THE P. p. A. s.
The Phoenix Protective Association Of surface Rail
road Employees was recently declared 10 be bogus
organization by the Central Labor Union, because IN"
delegates wond not give proof OF such az organization
heinr I'm existence Yesterday the Central Labor
Union received letter from the National brotherhood
of surface Railroad Employees Of the United states
and Canada requesting that a committee he appo!aed
BY the Central Labor Union TO attend meeting OF
the Phoenix Association Thursday night i' Turn
Hail. In West Forty--evenhst., on which occasion
sufficient proofs of the existence OF the Phoenix
Association would be gver. The Central Labor Union
refused to listen to the appeal and declared iSei 10
be against having anything TO do with The PhoehN
Protective Association.
lanes :. Henry was Yesterday elected corresponding
secretary of the Central Labor Union TO ill the un'
expired term OF Mortimer OCOnncll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
GesaI Notifies.
uOWARD STREET. supreme Court. City

OWARD STREET;-Supreme. Court City
/ l ana ountv OF New-lork-iharcs W ''illet as TX.
e,ior Of and Trustee under the la, will and testament
OF Hiram C. Mckay deceased. plaintiff against Charlotte
Mckay and Others defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment of foreclosure and saS
dulv mad. and entered the above entitled action ana
Irarng date the pa day OF May 1893, the under.
auction At the NewNork Real Estate tNchanSe sie,,
rooms NO III Bloadway, In the tity OF New-fork on
rTld,y the "a OF June 1870 at twei'e b" 'o S
noon nm mat DAY william L. krnnclly au toleer IN.
morg9ged premises mentioned in the aid Judgment aud
r ri that certain lot piece parcel Of land together
win the mabcfront thereon erected, situate, lying
md bcng on the northerly side Of and known A. NUMBER
si, - Howard street between Elm and centre streets
in the Fourteenth Ward Of the CITY ~ Ne" YORK bonlt
and described follows. To VIII. commencing az phs
~, flr uorrnerlv Of Howard street about t"ntf.
nve f,ct 90 siN nche, % ea"rN from me castery
side Of Fin street running thence northery ana ara'
Win Elm ,,rrct one hundred and eleven feet li and
ib, n,h.. thence caSerly and parallel With Howard
sfr,c, twentv i've f..t i25 eight inches -. thence
sonthcrly and nearly parallel with Centre street one
d ana eleven feet an and three inches o. % tns
ortncriv side Of Howard street and thence %c,tery along
The norhrry side Of Howard street twenty-five feet t.SI
and six inrhc. The point Or place Of beginning
Dated New.York. May 20 ls'S. SS,,,-, p,
T. r. PARKHURST.
Plaintiffs Atornev. Bath Steuben Co.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
BROADWAY CABLE CAR MEN DISSATISFIED.

A little grumbng is being INDUCED IN by some u
the gripmen OF the Broadway cable road or account
q, the new running schedules which have Just been
postcd at the car houses. Each gripman Is required
by the new schedule 10 make SIX trips daily from
the Park 10 Bowling Green in place Of FIVE hereto
fore The new schedules the mcr SAY, will keep
them on duty for fourteen hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

THROWN FROM HIS WAGON AND INJURED.
Richard Williams, forty years old OF one hundred
ond.tpnth-st and the boulevard. thrown from his
wagon Yesterday while driving, at ODe-hundred-and-
s,xty.fourh st. and Moave He sustained severe In
turjes and was removed TO MS home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT. City and

~ County n NoW.lVIh N'VIIV D. "I'H'0II as''"ss
Francis II. Wc'hs.
IL, the above rancd Detndant ,..
yon are hereby summoned TO answer The comps ns
action and copy o! Your answer on me
WITHIN twenty day ait"i che serves
OF this exclusive OF the da oi service ana y,
c,se ~ YOUR appear answer, yd-mehs
VIM lr taken against You by deiau.t FOR the relies
demanded In the complaint ~
Dltd: Ncw.Nork. May 10, 1893. .
EVAET>, CHOATE & BEAMAN.
Attorneys ~ Plaintiff.
Oni,c address No. - Wal strct
NoH-i orA. y. \.
To Franti- u. Weeks
The foregoing Summons Is served upon iV pub
order Of II Dnorlbe Gcnrg, l. In.
graham Justice ~ the supreme cont II th" hat" 't
NrwNnrk dated June 10. 1898 and Fled With The com.
Mai I'm the Office u the C,r of the civ and tonny
~ the County Court House tic Cry OF
Ncwlolk f.|NkiN, IuONl r. bf.A MNN,
laintl> Attorneys,
81 Wall Street, New.Yorh y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
& TRROGATES COURT-County of Steuben.

- In the natter OF the goods chatis> and credits II
Thomas deceased late OF AGt> Scubcn county.
" y notice is hereby given e. all creditors OF Thomas
Paxton. late II Addison. >tcuhen County. y Y. who
died In the city Of NewYork tn, lst day % Nav.
ISg3 intc>t,ied that Edward C. Paxton Thomas Henry
Paxton and Susan T. Paxton, next OF KIN 20 said nestls
have consented 10 the issuing Of Ia tcs administration %
Edward Paxton and Thomas Henry Paxton Of Add sol.
n Y. upon giving bond IA The penalty 81 not less than
and eNcccdag twice n" amount Of the claims
Of the creditors against the OF Thomas Paxton.
deceased. presented 10 the surrogate pursuant 10 ms
notce and that such ndng amply for letter!
o, administration under Section 26o7 OF The Code y
,iy Procedure providing for limited bond ard all
creditors OF said deceased h,rcb notified TO psens
Their claims the Surooate Of the County Of Seuben,
AZ Office In the village OF Path NY. hsioo
July 1893 and that that date letters ~ admins.
tration will be issued 10 Edward c. IaNtoL and Thomas
Henry Paxton filing bond 81 not less than - 600 ,na
less than twice the arount Of the CLAIMS OF the CREDITORS
presented pursuant Ia this notice
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF inc
Office OF the said Surrogate 10 be hreunto afN a. -.
Il. 81 Wir,ss. NJ RuWsev Miller. Surrocate Of ssa
County. AZ the Village ~ Bath In said COUNTY,
this Goth day OF Nav 1893.
NJ RUMSEY MILLER
Of Sfauher COUNTY
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gustrneilon.
For Both Sexcs-Country.

For Both SeXcs-CountTy.
" HtPPAQUA MOUNTAIN lNNil L., tro', Vo".
YORK Io,rine-,chool Tor boys and girls undei inc
core 81 Friends.
DOIND LAKE. y. Y. - ~,
Il SEASON or 1898 - lila. oo.,h
p.tch,., ,cbcr md hettor than ever; % mcs norm
~ tl,anv and 10 south of saratoga SlES' Oh "o b''
d. and n. Il. Il. - 49,, d,,,r.ce
SPLENDID Hotels. purest water hcst erdihASc'
IT'S SUMMER SCHOOLS. -, 80,
school Of Art chester LGomd 'lifie and bSs. Of
accommodations aud safi-flcto on guafahte'n s,.,or
H. SCII,N1L OF MUSIC. F1WaIdr - ''cr cIn G,r o.,
the singing Voice "MveP' Conservatory OF MUSIC New"
Work - (. most flVorlblv known 49,. 1870.
i'll school of Languages Prof A. Ia Landc ea'nci;
July 10Th August 18Th weeks tttrh "er, s a and
a popular teacher =. q. D., crrcrr,pc and
send t. Round Lake. y. y, for Oii'OChAnS anu
I'm AS
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0cnel)crs.

Y cnCDcr5.
4 MEXICAN AND FoEEIGN TEA HERS 1912
n .upplcs Professor Teachers Tutors ''oNefics'e>,
Nc H. colleges schools and Families. Apply TO
MIS-. NJ. ]. NDt NG-FULIoN, - Union square.
A ,ENCY MIRIAM COYHIEHE supple. tutors, pro.
n f...or,. teachers. colcine>-c- etc, ~ oil Depart
meats: recommends schools to parents. 100 Fhtha'e.'
Book Building Cor .cih->t.
A EVERETT STONE Yalel private tutor; long eN-
A.poc,rr in tutoring boys for college examination.
Testimonials from wcll-hnown patrons jGl 3taN" y .
(,OITEGE GRADUATE. '93 experienced tutor ava
I r.ichrr want. position tutor during july ana
AUGUST ep,cialtic- Latin and Greek. j. A. NJ, Tribune
Ofico.
NDY eN.pnhlc school teacher, desires pupils; Ing
IL li-h branches; aIithmctr, rra"inai' Sl"c'ai'''-
TEACHER 2.OJl 3aNc
n IIVkTE TUITION Dur.ng tho summer months by
L experienced tutoi successful IN preparing ppis ir COZ
Iere. can addrc-, HERMAN DRi>Lfk " t. '"'h-'
rCUTOE.-Young gentleman college graduate with sI-
/ urrienpr i'm tcaehinc desires sumncr tutoring. Al
dress H. VI. EVERETT. Dover. Y. ).
rDUE FISK TEACHERS Ae'iicics.-Ncw-Yo Bo.t o.
/ chicago Los Angeles. &c.: 3S5i positions hI'd
H. T.. CHOCKI.E. y. i. Manager 80 'th-aNr. Nt'>t }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
6elp Uanteo.


w ANTED.-For the United States Amy aS ns.
w unmarried men, bctw the ages Of Il ana 50
good pay. ritons clothing and medical attendan.e
pllcant be prepared 20 furnish satisfactory Raw
a. character habits. Apply at lao Pafn ~"
or II Abingdon Square Ncw-York City or u fu'on''
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
Railroads..

AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
O. st, R.! i:
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS:
TkA I;a street. The s., H,,y railroad sta
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 M .ora f pas nS s%lS' f
6 80 y M wssner vcstbae service No s1'ra fare.
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
$40 p "d for Asrnd and G chsss ''A
ADIRONDACK n MONTREAL SPECIAL"
91O MEAc S"nea as,n p iS ch iTdH'Sn ais
ruppr Lase Junction ~ c'snag Inn station Non lake
%Ee rS 5 s was ssepD room
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 w. s c 1s.Su S Service. a. next 0''
DAY EXPRESS.
iV'So run west Of Cleveland and Detroit.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL"
70 nm NOON. due Chicago l 100 p. M next DAY.
iZ.UU Wagner service. Dining car.
>OCTHWEsTERN LIMITED.
I nm =. M.-Dally due Cincinnati II 20 a. m ST.
l.uu Lou. : 30 next p. m. 40 extra fare Din
Ing car from Albany.
EXPOSITION FLYER uimitcdD
Great 2O-IIour Train TO Chicago for through pas
-rnVcrs only
nm T.. M.-Duc Chicago 10 90 a. m next day Com;
O'Oo prje Wagner Nr>tbulcd s,tsice; new anu
elegant bullet smoking ana library. sleeping teroom
and dining cars -
ALBANY TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$50 AGcp' Ss9asy'' so Da p m A0a pauins
''' NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
$50 p MDay due Detrp:t 49, 30 a m chi
FAST WESTERN LXPKE->.
GOO r. Dc A Gh,cas0 90 D mi 81 co.. 0u
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
coz =. M-Daiiy. due Burlington $50 g. M.
b.[o Pat;.burg os a. m. Montreal 7:t5 a. m.
ADIRONDACK * MONTREAL IMPRESS.
nm r. VI DAILY dec Luglcr Lake G:a7 SaT,nai
90 A. III. solid Wagner Vest bule Bullet service.
BUFFALO ~ NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
73O r. due L% w3goeI .. ,S,S a. M niagara
CINCINNATI AND IT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
8OO r.; M.Dai,y dnr clacS@a1 Io9 ~ 3 % m II"
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
n m r. N.-ptiv SecpngCar passengers for Roch
S.UU e,ier only carried on tn tram Due 10 o. M
CHICAGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
95 for Es 5 G y5Ssa, %f o Sscn send
pIJT.rIEip LEMON. NORTH ADAMS AND TIKI
BEKKsiIIKE HILLS Vim Harlem Di''si"n|.
Two through trains daily, except sunday. g:ql a. m
cue Pitt,noli / 81. Nortn Adams 80 M ''oo y H.
cas- Apply Grand Contra, station or a. 10 Jol 10
al il.th., statlon Hcw York 1888 Washington't, I2o
t i,,Iioa,e, and q Broadway. l.. D. Brooklyn
Ao?.c go T1n 80 'i 30 5.l n s .'op at ssh:s
wc-cou ENpics- .a, ior "na ,nc,Hs baggage i'0"
h0, jdo,n lS' N 'T'GrcEY. t.i.GnGE 4 DANIELS:
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Delaware, Incknwnnnn md Western X. X.
STATIONS Nrw.l orb loot Of barclay md Christopher
sIIOETE>T LINE. kE>TIHtItD TRAINS
PULLMAN COACHES.

Diec, route to Nl-wAi.h. bLOOMtlLLD. MoNrcLAII.
nm. OltANnI.>. summit. Bcrna. dsvllle. Blskin2
Ridge, Madison. Moristown. Pas,iic. Paterson. Boon.
IL. bower stAnhope. BUDD's LAKE. LAKE no
rArCON,,. Ia,s,tt town. SCHO0LEi's MOUNTAIN,
wa.h,nrton. PllILLIPsBuEG LAsIoN. wArfa
nos, riTrs!ON, WiIk EsnA IKE, NANrIC0kE.
iIAMioN. 0AtoiiD NGiiwitH. WaarViilc. riiUA.
KItIltIfIp SPRINGS, tottltid SYRACUSE.
0,wh1O liiiAGh owLGo EIMIHA; C0kNIhG.
WWif.r NoiiIiiwifiis,ir' AND sGGTnwIsT
600 A. VI. ~ FrAIo. UTICA and oSwEGo tx
l't.I.-~. Pullman iarlo, car. Come T. at Buffalo
VIA train ior CHICAGO. arriving 94j u. IN. next
1890 A. VI. EINGHAMrON MAIL Stops principal
I.OO =. M.sCEATr0N. RISGHAMTON. and Ell
Nl1 LAll;lSS. Pullman Iallor car>.
4IO =. VI. ,riANroX. Will fSHARRE AMI PLyM
Di.iIi NP.;lN~. Pullman parlor
1880 y. VI. DAILY. ~ fFAlD LIMITED EMPRESS.
luI.ilr -lc.lrt-. Arrives ~ Is u.
O.0O,P. VI. t6ay.-ButfALO. Rl' HlIFLD SPRINGS
a..' .,.C"i.,1 1AiHtSS: l'nlnam ,cclsrc
Murrav- and 40 Hr'dwax- Ticket, nt tory stations.
ave- N.N-York 3J3 Washington =. 100 Fulton 81 and
- Hr,,fWly. Bin"tfn Iimc tables. giving full In
fofnltlou. all Station. .
,rf.~ room ~ PRESS COMPANY viii c,ll for and
check baggage from hot Residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY

nthrmciir Coal rNcIu-i, ely. -uring teauiurS,
ard tOniorfI
Four Tracks. Protected by ArfDmnfic Bloc, signal
system. Trains leave ~tnfiUn foot of Liberty ~.
Time TmbIc ~ nccI NIny -, IAgJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

lAfhi~N s"AlNS rave st'loi Cshtfa. h"i'0'a %
New !. r-st. fIO' . Llh' lty-@i.. North Kt'r - -
ToI. PHILADELPHIA. week day.. 90. 90 300
10 90. ID 80 dung Gsrl. q. ~. ~ -, y "
,p.rar Car. li.lrct Inripr car 90 . 900. : 81
> .. a. ir J. - night SUNDAY. Q 90. 10 30 u 80
lp'ainr car q in.. 80 , 30 Dining Car. 90 800
4. o. - r.ff
FOR HhI.IINOHE AID WASil1NGTON. wccs days
snd s.attt- co. u 30 Dining y. a m. 80 $50
1pIan. CIR. . nN q 90 o.. !. 10 uighi.
pullman la-lHr t.f- c0y rain ond Pullman Ssep'
iul tlr. un ul.hf ita'n- . -,
80. .,t p4fio- - Sca'a .an De- procured AZ i1o.
oa5 . T. 3i5 9ig. 40 1873 Broadway 7s7 siNthaye.
lsrl..f. 1874 ~. l-lfh -,
80 - lej.-f N"v YORK Conr'.st. $50 Fulton-',.
ftr't..ltr art H.. dw. william burg.
rf.. ~. York Transfer ~ call FOR sif chccR
i,,. AZ. I'm hrf,l residence :. destination.
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Rnilron0e.

Pennsy yI,y
THE STANDARD RAILWAY0F AmERlCA
PROTECTED TmI,ouGhouT BY
Block Signals and IltGll0clllg Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOs~c> and (ortInndt streets.
In Eject LUNE 18Th. 1898.
TIE COLUrBI,> EMPRESS.
300 A. M.-ruinan Icu' uie Sleeping OsFS ,1 20 On
saso and 10 c9enns PHs s~o"i ana a. -
Indianapolis 81 A. H. chicago 10 90 a. II. neNt day.
FAST LINE.
O.eO 4. M.-Tor Pitsburs Central Penn'!Hahs
lal!Or Car - pittburg.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. vo.,.
1900 S NooN-tS s f Sa ,ise q. f Das snoa
ng ana Observation Llrs ireseh,.s ~ a'rt f., 'Io.
ssxs Ids maid islbes.saoa Iitfiy and q. ,x
convent noes Of hone or Office l. shd - s.snP'' ~,
ST. Louis. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO EMPRESS.
10 ST. Louis GineinnaI and ,mease fc,;.D''r S,S~
sr i%r n' 10 ic1'S'1 ''s eI o, 81 " a. and
Chicago 80 T. ~.
TIIE WESTERN EMPRESS.
u.
aGrf olaso -ad t.rs,d b".a ,a' 30 o. S''S M
-orTuwE~TEnN ENPRr--.
100 =; ". Nc,,G"' ., . s"D Ncmri D'' aal
-. Loi.-. bi1s O. Altoona - E,amo"t AZ. "a
81. Louis .OOa ~ 49, ond morning.
Pacific ENrKL--.
500 r. M..a' l pa,' ' ssrns % "a ~ Sa. oiH
n n,i i'ci' a. p 10 70 'T,'1' 80 y
SHENANDOAH VALLEY KO,TE "T r,:.Ha,' o. o.,
Ao.i. All N,-t "a ,i.t I,.u.. "a. " Ca ~ . - ~,
I.h IT. w r1y, " .,.'. IT, Mi a, N''''''' ''''
WASHINGTON AND TIE 9th.
1000 .sar. a "",n" . 1 ,'" rHre; ~,
90" ,s" r.. o@1 'S ol ,',' Gar 4,ns Ma
Additional Express Trrn"' 70 co. 80 go id II . 90
500 o. M, mo- ae - 80 ,. ,'aiH' oil, ana 80
sid i2I5 ment tcr Baltimore ou,. % ,. III
$50 P. M-nlcnre"1 ana n', s'P, IT,, ,, ga:y y,
A,h.,iu, anf Nc~.Jrcln-. p.nn- ''f - Moni-i" -.
500 p W. p,y ~ al Ioia';, FL Ca,',r,se ono
For ON r4iN ! ,oNfoGl and >ol.toLN "a Cca,s
llr,a.a S.,cg,r = 90 b m dig
rnn ~ aN Ran@, raeof az. .aa D., co.ea
f FS Iar INK May h. 90 s g,e and roa.
L. r., vces d,y. s,naay- q IS . r ard - p m
DO not stop ~ Asbury Par@ and o'an "f''e On sun
FoH pHrL,prirru,
LAIT'.s 20. % o. 3 80 800. 80 10 20 wash
lngtph Limited. NIti D4uIaG ar ana u 30 r. Ia
a. 90 LuNI lfuu't Limited. with Inh- Na.I, j. -.
90. = 80. . tT, > 80 100 so. 'v. % 900. 80
30, o.. and 90 g. ana - 10 MINT. Accom-
lnyIat 9". u 90 a. D.. 80 u.d 90 y. nI ma =.
INlrr-.. Is j.. 80 " Ut lN 900 "a. 81 - o. n'.t
Limited, 90 : 90 d. 5 % Is 20 10. tu. 800
l. m. and j. - nl-ht. Accommodations % o. AL
Tor Ttme.,nIe. u trains 70 ior points on III" Penn.
rytdt.4 ~ ',. ~ -"fn, apply At tue g. ow.h- x :
once: Nos 43f "ii. 10. 81 il3 and @Gl bi 80.
Nay. : A-toi iou-r l3i Isi-t l,Jth street 2Gi Wet
18TH street ojl Columbus htrn.- ~ sixth Atcl.c.
AM foot 81 D.-r and r,r'la' A. >tr'+t. toIr,
street. SaJ Fulton Street - Ir iiHIs. ana Boob
Annex station. TOT II Fu.tn str o. B'o!eln. 10
Hudson street. lohokou; station. jersey cry
The Ncw-York Transfer Company VIII col. for and
cck las,are ou not !, and !dcncr' through l. de't.
uati0h. ., ,,.o..
3 NJ PROVOST. j. Z WOOD.
Gcnera Manager. General Pas'r Agent
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For E1a4lnl az 20. > .0O. . =, 4. y. 90 ! 80,
2:lj. co. o. . -. 80 t. NJ. - - night. exc, VI
SATURDAY night srncay- u 20 A. NJ. 20. 3 90. %
For Harrisburg .. 90, 90. 5 10 4. NJ. 90. l 80
:Go o. ~ 40 nish'i o onhrr SATURDAY
II 10 Night.
60, 80 T.. NJ. - Is night, cNc'i SATURDAY night
sundays. II 80 \. NJ. 500. 80. 8 90 Z. NJ. ELS
night.
- \. NJ. | 90. ! e. 80 i. NJ. ~ MICA,
except SATURDAY night. sundays. 10 \. N. 200 r NJ
For Easion. lethch.m. Allentown. Manch Chunk. &c..
a 90. Ii. :45 A. NJ. 90 49, :ij. Ainn.
town, = NJ Sundays. 80. 7:i5 \. VI. 90 81 j. VI
For Wllkcsbarre Pltt-ion and Scranton. x a. A. NJ
80 i. NJ. SUNDAYS 30 4. NJ.
For Rcd nanh, Long Bmnch and points south o. POINT
Pleasant, 80, 10. II 30 \ NJ. 80 3 30 4 90 4 30
G:l5 j. NJ SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove and Asbury
PARK. 900 \. NJ, I 90 T.. VI.
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Iarne.
gat. 80. g rs !. NJ 30 80 T.. VI.
ror Atlantic City. Nncland snd Brldse:on 30 A. NJ.
80 i. NJ.
~ II u 20 4. NJ L "
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Countrp propertn for Sale ano q Eet.

IlOUSE LOTS FOR SALE bordering upon the ProNi.
IL d,nce River; Very pleasanty located 20 minutes
rid from Providence by steam Address Miss
FANNY A. CURTIS. 2!sj Wa'hnetonst., Providence.
Il. /.
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Boaroers tuauteo.

MISERABLE ROOMS, with without baths, can b
! } lad an rraeonable terms for summer at HOIEL
NENDOME. Broadway and 41st-s;
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Furnished Rooms 90 Let

nESiRABTE ROOMS. with without baths. can be
~ had at reasonable terms for summer HOTEL.
VENDOME. Broadway and 4lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
Ncw publications.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-18
FALLING INTO LINE.
The Railroads Willing TO Help on the
Biz Trades Display.

The railroads are signifyjrg their
Willingness to assist IN making
Waco's big Tlaies Display on
December 5ih, success.
The Waco and Northwestern
several days ago announced a
round trip rate OF fifty cents from
Bremond, with the proportionate
rate from intermediate points.
The Cotton Bel. ta' agreed to
put on rate of 81 so from Tyler
Q3o niles, with proportlonate rates
from other points.
General Manager Hamilton of the
Texas Central rays MS road will
meet the lowest rate given.
The Arkansas PAS has not def
nitely stated villa, it will do, but
agrees in general terms to make a
rate az low as the llWest
The commi tee ia expecting hourly
to hear from the Kay.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-18
Mayors Court.

Mayor McCulloch had a good
size docket this morning, and he
cleared IT off az follows:
Jim Taylor, obstructing street
crossing, fined 81 so.
A. w. Gilliett aud J. r. Powell,
fighting, fined ~ so each
Jim Moore, yagrancy, fined So
W. Z McSherry, assault and
battery, fined IS.
G. A. Mcclure, fighting, fined
$3.50.
X d jackson. aggravated assault
and battery, fined 80.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-18
ALL AROUND TOWN.

There are foIty-seven convicts
now at the county fam. They are
mostly negroes.
The Mlkado is on everybody g
tongue today, and 4 full house is
assured tonight.
DR.. j. A. NJ oncure, we'll known
in Waco, died a few days ago in
Washington City.
The horsemen of Waco say some
good sport is promised at the meet
on Dece mber 9TH and 9Th.
I he county commissioners are
finishing up their buainess prepare
tory to jurnment this evening.
Shook NalIy was arrested yester-
day on ali ind ciment charging him
with tn. # of $40 from the house OF
L. NJ. Nix. He made bond.
Licenses to marry have been
issued to Oren Short and Mrs. Cora
Izell, William Ovens and NJ ss
Emma Perkins, I. NJ. Bow man
and Mss l.. NJ. Ponder.
Ezra copies of TIE News, con.
taining two column criticism of
the "Misado" as presented by
Waco talent, ready wrapped for
mailing, can be secured at the
business eff of The News.
Receiver Abel has received a
copy of the order Of the Unite d
States court issued at his request,
to allow him TO erect car shed
for the Waco and North western ia
East Waco. Work will be com
menced at once.
Members Of Post III, Travellers
Protective association, Will meet
at their hail tonight to transact the
regular monthly meeting of the
post, 10 discuss the matter Of state
headquarters ard TO consider wnat
part they yill take in the approach.
ing Trades D splay.