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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

Drtssmaklnq.

4 FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKFR. excel
lent litter. has time 10 pare though Au-
gust. desires engagements In families by the
day. Address 4l3 Adelphi-st.. ErooklJl.
ARTISTIC DRFSSM AKING.
llO;el orders at shortest notice; moderate
prices. Mrs. McELROI, 81 East 0th-st.
opposite Stewart Building.
DRESSMAKER wants few more Gus
toners at home suits Il ON 81 up. II. FOX,
81 West S0th.st.. near Riverside Drive.
SEAL GARMENTS and furs OF ell
kinds repaired redyod. refined. altered and
frmOdclled u the new shapes estimates
given. GEEIG. 1871 West 22dst.
THOROUGH DELsSMAKI;R desires en-.
gigemcnt by day or week in or out OF the
city highest references. Address MISS
r.. Box Jl2, Tribune Uptown Once, ,2l2
Broadway.
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EXPEDITION FLYER UINIITED.
GREAT IO-IIOIR TRAIN TO CliICA'"

For through passengers only
800 +. M.Dniiyi due chicago 10 ~ We "'
Complete Wagner Ve-tibuIcd service. ,.roc !,
$3.50 +. l.-ALBANY, TROY I'D SA san,
JIAI--Connccts FOR Catskll Mountain point
4,3O r. M.-NORTH SHORE NE>fIBtL LIE LIN i
Due at thleaso 80 T. n neHt day Chicago
6:2J p. M.-NORrIH.RN EXPIiESS-Due 'ur'nsVo"'
rs; Platteburg, %; Montreal. - \. NJ; -, rx
200 =. VI. -ADIHONDACK AND MON lti t,. PAM
PRESS-Daiy. Due Saranac Lake 20 =, '''
SMITH, : ~ Malone. 40; Montr Al -, IN mo-
1880 r.. M.-BCFFALO. NIAGARA FAIaISo ANp IL
ISLANDS SPECIAIs-Due Buffalo, 80 a. "''
Nasara Fall. 900 A. NJ ElaytGn AZ, - 4 T:xMfREss
Due CINCINNATI 80 P NJ; indsna alp,icc
900 p. Unlimited FAST MAlI-seeGng G" I~'
Sengers for Rochester onlv-duc ! 10 A. NJ c.,o.co
9:13 +. M.-CHlCAGO NIGHT EXPitl-Ao-roI O s'
PITTSFIELD LTVoX. NORTH ADAMS AND :, - fP r.
PEEK 5HEE nLLsTw' though ut train r..G Gr i 30
p. NJ. North Adams . 30 p. NJ; go r. W. due
rittoncld : 10 p. NJ. North Adams 10 r. M;.,,vs
FAST BtRk SHIRE FXPRlNN-n rida,s, ana II
only at % j. Nj. arrives itt-hcld o'i' / "a
For time OF local tickets and space IN ,,e'plns
7Sj 90 Broadway 235 Coumbu.ave SO West l2?th-.G;
and 12Sh-st station New-YOIk; 1913 Nashhetohst ~
Fulton--t.. and q Broadway T. j.. nro Kiyn -,
Daily. except SUNDAY or r trains rue Golly; o,o
Above trains except those leaving at 30 80 Wv
20 \. NJ. 10 80 1880, 80 1900 T. NJ -'oP "'
hotol- and residences through 70 destination.
JOHN NJ TOTCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passengrr Agent
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Gorsrs ano Carriages.

FOR SALF.-Sc.cniy- three hal Shet
land and Welsh ponic- having sod part OF
fam must .,ll at once. Address Dr. y.
&. JACKSON. Z. O. Box lGl, Jamaica
l.. l.. y. Y.
ONE II" ,IDl.;AK RLnGY and
harn"s> for sale cheap. III West 2'th'st.,
city.
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York foot OF Chambcrs--t. dali, follows. and i've
minutes earlier from West 23d ST.:
S:4D fiInra. Hornell-yille and salamanca Psrlor
ar daily except Sunday 10 Monticello.
IO.O0 A. solid train to ,hiceso, Pullman S!eSper'
JU.UO Via Chagtarqua Lake. parlor ear New
York 20 Buffalo aud Niagara Falls. Dining
D. m P.M.-Vestibule Limitd. Solid train for Chi
s).VV via thautauqua Lake. Seepcis TO Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining ~,
n on r. VI. solid train 20 Chicago. Via Niagara fais
OsOV Nlocpcrs 10 Buffalo, Rochester aud Chicago.
% on r. M.-Vll Chautluqua Lake and Niagara Fails
S.CO solid ualn 10 Chicago. secpers to Hofieli''
vile, Chicago and Cincinnati. ,,r
7 0CAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PIT LIMAN
II accommodations at 26l .9l i0l $40 and 957 Brrao
way lo6 Westst l96 East 18th ST. Chambers ana 900
o3d.st. ferries, NewYork 1913 FultOn--t Bookyni .VV
Iiudson-s Holoken and Jersey city station Erie Iran,
Company calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels anu
residences to destination.
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for Saie.


ATTENTION Sewing machiae- OF all
kind new 40 good second hand, $40 !,
cash or credit; exchanged, rented. AT
KArSCli'S. 2.ljl 3daNs, lloth.st.
: ROGERS JOINrt.i: ma. d. q
200 Land saw. turning lathe. tools. cir
rular SAWS ctr. SO: bar iin. VI. J..
T.. SAMMiS. Bon 25G. Huntington. l.. /.
Ar IEDCCED rGlCEs.-5Oo second
hand "ood and iron worKins machines :
fuhS guaranteed machinery bought and cN-
chang d. GEORGE Is. EDDY sos Madi
-un-rt
Eli YCLE.-Mur-an-W pneumatir.
including lamp tell brand new. 49, also
lady's s,f,fy. BARGAIN. 100 Murrs'-st.
CARPENTER SnOp with fixtures. busl-
ness etc, as Wc>t J3i--t.. 10 lOcat' on
troton.ave., Sing Sing Heights, IN building
cad selling houses aud lot>. send Tor maps,
WM. EEDFLL. Cro;On-atc., Sing sing
Heights. OF a. above.
FOR SALE CHEAP. with privileges,
candy store. 3Is Man->t.. Bridgeport.
Conn. For particulars inquire In candy
store, 2si Grani.st
HARDWARE AND TOOLS. specialize,
foot paWr. machinery. catlh't n.ruN "
incubatcrs aud broOdcr,. CHARLES f.
LITTLE. 80 Fulton-st
OFFER To anyone securing p9,,'' msr
for me 1t s1S pr week, TiVu 'saoo am
thorough ho,,.'smith and sr,duat, q Est ,.i
mans College. Address u III 30
i02s Washiniton-st.. IIobok,n' y. .. -
EESTAI RANT and boarding ho",I.,
cheap; ~ sell on account OF s, ~ od',y,
beds: all rcntod no aecit-. o't 49,
snEEIFFs SALE stock ITO I,ro'uw SnIt
house; trunks and BAGS no u" ,ct,Il"d
cas- - basket trunks Glads,onr .r, ,t,S
at l. Manufacturers price at 'hA''hr''
SCHWARTZ. - ilh-sNc.
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Hlierrlidneoue.

4 GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO must be
sold. 1875 sth-aye. ---
CHAMOIS GLOVES !-Unique, -p,el'iay
and button. plain cmbroidere, !, ooc, pr
psiF, worth II 81; midsummer sale, every,
thing half former prices. JAMES, 0Jo
broadway.
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flats 20 Get, tlntnrnlshed

THE niLlIOr >IE.
80 "a - M.-t jyth. fronting Central
i',fk. \ chDl,,' apartment to r"nt IN thu.
very irrt hf'ilo"i hou-r. Apply Ia IN"
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feIp Uantso.

Males.
AGENTS.-sj daily profit, selling "White
Satin Bouquet" the most lasting perfume
made, new method Of selling requiies no
talk; other fast selling goods is same line.
l. PUTNAM & CO.. West Winstead. Conn.
\ MAN wanted to represent large manu-,
fac'urins business. monopoly; unu-ual
Inducements 81 reliable man ~ some means
Addrcs, WHOLESALE. Box 100, Tribune
once.
AGENTS.-we have quick seller that
everybody needs; - cents. half profit
money refunded for unSold goods. UNITED
TRADING CO.. 1886 L'berty-st.
MEN to take order, in every town and
city no delivering good WAGES from start
YEAR round. GLEN BROS. Rochester,
y. Y.
WANTED.-By Flatwarr Manufacturing
Co.. "A man ~ experience and large business
a qulintancc: must have satisfactory ref
ctchcc,. Address with full particulars H.,
Room Az. 1876 Iibcr.y-st.
WANrED.-A respectable and tidy stable
lad 70 work under experienced coachman
CAMERON & CO., No. % South William-st.
Females
LADIES. Work for us at home; your
si,rr, hours will net you extra pinmonoy
simple purely mechanical. FIRC SCAN
All 90. 80 East lith->t.
LADIES wanted to address circulars
STAMP. MISS ELLA WEHSr, South
Bend. Ind.
WOMAN WANTED who understands
making homemade pics. cakes. puiiing
ctc. : position permanent. Apply hotel. Go
Eroadwey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Ex PREss TRAINS leave station Central Railroad Of
New-Jersey foot Llbertyst. North River
IOR tIlILhDELPiIlA, week days. 90, $780, 0 90,
% S Ca, 80 P Do g car ,,fcr c,r 80
s.45 p. ~. I2:I5 night. sunday 200 To-: 30 il 80
Dining Car a. IL. 80, 80 Dining carr, O0 G 100
y. IL Is night. --
Fol, BNLTIMOI,E AND WASHINGTON, week DAYS
and sundays zoe II Dining Carr q. m. 30. 80
Dining 100, 800 u. l. 10 night
Pullman Paflor Cars on day trains. and Pullman Sleep.
ing CaFs night trims.
Tickets ana ParIor Seats be procured 172.
235 26l 4l5 $40 94, 40, 1873 Broadway. 1877 Sixth
ave- 81 Fast ithst. POI Coumblsave l3i last 125th
ST. 2Gi West i25fh-st NcwNOrk CONTEST. $50 Fulton
st.. Brooklyn. and rs Broadway, Williamsburg.
The Ncw.Ynrk Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence b d"stinatlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
Railroads.

Pennsylvania
j RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED rnEouGHOrr BY
Block Signals and INtGrlOCking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foo, Of De"'
bro,sc. and CoriInndi streets.
In Effect July I'd. 1893.
TIE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
Cincinnati Dining smoking ar IA -.enssr rOa,h he.
spo I"T 75S A. M Chiaaso iooo A. 81 nest
FAST LINE.
900 4. N.-For Pittsbuig and Central Pehh'yNdh"'
TnE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 op9 , eS So lsp M r pnns S9cE
ing and Observation Cars presenting nnane,a report
sss d sad DfS5l'ff 5 SiS IL .'
enee; Of hone Office r, Seca rh Gy %o noon
ST. LOUIS. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO EApREo>.
100 r. Momn@ NSGqe and 3l cla:o an" vcstbuo
smoking Gar and Pas 80 cS s Louis 50 30 " @
ana TnE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 ycsSS' i pSn9 car nas IS cn rsS
Arrives Cleveland II 40 a. m. Chicago o"o " HI "
sOuTH.wEsTERN EXPRESS.
7'o NJ meSfda{G 10 pacnna aa St h"%
2:25 .. m. cincinnati 6 90 p m, and IT Louis w
'' Pacific EMPRESS.
500 r. Mruman Buffet Sleeping car New'io oton I'd
G %as ' FosGo 9ly SA'ssS0 sS
ana .I.Ncsnd Te.k-dat, ~ ~ for points on Mort
wet x, and , sasl Tenn" va M. and l5 night
FOR BALTIMORE w Va; HI An" +" '
' Ts,t6ac Pullman isi"r ca.. fassnsor cO'ehe' Dbl"
Sale, Pullman Ta,,iOr Cars and Dining Cor ''''"S
TTrs, 60 G s2S go 60 r. So
night 90 s%nday S 5 s$9 n aa@ ' $s6nssc only $50
$50 MaAss"' count hne JhaSsRs sSa' qa
daily f Ssa,s to H%psss daily
Sicepcrs 70 August Mcmh Hot sEns. A'"e'i''
spd for 9nTs p Snr on Ohio
ro oS r6S sG'g S5P a"s yS ca
Charles Ro1tc 90 q. N. wcckdays' and WIN in'O"s
RS. rp's C. E. ' %5cE pa. eo'eAf ~
sadsS s slS siq 49, "a no o. s aaa $
D. M. (Do not stop az A>brry Pa'@ anu "'" 49,
on Sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -. ,,,,,
,,vs = On 90 90 80 90 80 40 100 Wash,
neton Limited, With Dinae Can and II 3 % Il TOO
3I1 900 3 80. 90 80 . 90 100 ~; ".
90 aud 90 p and y - night Is 10 noon
Limited : 90 90, 80, 80. 0;So' '''' ''''
cset Jces Nos is5 o. i9e 21s is s,, ara 9si
Ys, s Asei 9 s toaaba. s;
Avenue and Of Desbrosscs and Sof idaaway and
S,oosIvn Annex Station. foot Of FULTON s'r Ty civ
$50 Hudson Street, loboken station yer eh"ck
~ York Transfer Company VIII eau ~ ol a
s.ocsoc from h.tcls aud residences thri"sPP WOOD
q. NJ Phi; stsnsocr General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
RAILROADS..
READING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Cosl-1o Smoke--No Cindera
Time Table IN effect May II, 1893.
IEHICH VALLEY DIVISION.

r. Isiis leave loot OF Lib y.st.. North River:
For For ohisagO. II 80 m. 90, 90 D. m
For SSisgsr, Fas.....I 80 a. m, 90 90 j. m
tut Roche ster e H. II 80 8 100 p. ~
Sleeping Cars. 49,
SO II 80 a. =. l2:30, 600 ,. IN. Sundays, exeep.
scranton, Is :, 80 a. m. 100, = 90 D. m.
For PoI1s, LIZ Sis a. m, IL 3d. AS D. m ;
sunday, 1910 -
a. ri ri, Il 70 ~ gp9 ?; Il suRday4 20 m
MhUcH cHriNk. 90 SIS. II 20 =, NV 40
5oiS. 5l5 G 90 500 p y, Sundays. 7ob S Is.
1880 IL 30 a. m. 90, 90 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

second class. $3.50
NcwYork to san Francisco First class. $4,000; second
class. $1,000
NewY to St Paul via Montreal. First class 5000
l.. V SKINNER. 353 Broadway. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
SANDY HOOK ROUTE


FEON PIER g. N. r.. FOOT RECTOR,ST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Bach. Normandie.
Scatriqht Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, 80,
8 90 IL 100 NJ, 90. ; H. 80. ) 80 T.. NJ. Sun.
dayS 30 \. NJ, 90 i. NJ.
For Elbcron Ocean CIR We Asbury Park and Point
plsusant II 90 a. NJ. ! 90. 3:i5 80 S 80 T.. NJ.
For Lakewood. Toms River and BsrneRat 80 A. NJ.
4 "A, T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Coal used cxcin-i vcy in-uring Cleanliness
and (omforf.J
Eour Trocks Protected nv Automatic Block signal
.x.teu. Trains enNr station foot OF Liberty ~.
Time Table ia effect June 81. 1893.

. ~ 90 90 a. 80 i. 81 Il il nieat except
Satuday night. sunday.. II 30 \. NJ 90 5 80. 90
For Ia}r,bafe at co. 90. s:fj A. NJ. CO. 80,
night Sundsys II 80 \. NJ. ~, 100. ) 80 r. NJ.
For louisville at 100, 90 8 AZ \. NJ. 90 30
90 80 f. NJ. y a., nsht csccn saturday night
Sundays II 80 i. NJ. 90 80. 500 T.. NJ. II: rs
niPt. ,.,r ., ,,u,,.. . IA
q 90 c ~ g. ~. 90. 30 80 H. NJ. II - night
except SATURDAY. night. sundayr. 10 A NJ 100 +. NJ
- For F,,ton bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
. 90 III 4 a. A. NJ 90. I 30. . ~. 80 30 Allen.
;oWH r. ~ sunday 80 ID \. NJ. 90. 30 p. NJ.
~, Wk,sharre Pltfsfon and scranton y IS A. NJ
40 r. NJ. Sundays. 30 4. NJ.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRtNtH OCEAN GROVR. ETC
For lied Bank Long Branch and points south to Point
A. NJ q 20 saturdays only. 80. Is. 3 80. 90
go 80 i p;l2 =. II so NE ocean 'r0'e
For Jakew ood Toms River Barncgai PARK ami Barne.
ca, 1 80 & Is \. NJ. 80. I 30 T. NJ
FOR beach Haven. Atlantic city. vnelanf and Bridge.
ton 4 80 4. NJ. 80 j.. VI.
WI For Monmouth Beach Seabrieht and Highland Beach
n on s.I5 II 40 A. NJ. I 30. 4 80 G.IS p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
Railro10s.
sAmERIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
- & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
nlpccr IIMr Tn NIAGARA FALLS.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS U.s.:

station 42d Stree, the only railroad station III '''
Trains leave as follows; ...,o, train
$50 A. M-EMIIEE STATE EXPREsS-ta,i6e' UNI M
in the world. Due Clayton 40. Buffalo '''V
Magma Fails - T.. VI. No extra fare ,,oxTpEA IT,
S:33 4. M.-ADlRONDACK IND NC lfontreai
SPECIALIZE thc Saianacs. Loon Lake ana sunday
9:1O 4. M.-CilICAGO FAST MAli.-lNc'F we
~ Ei.hh,d Srr.1e. Daily for Chjcas', WH@i!GE AND
Gi;EEN MOI NTNIN sPECIAL-also Montreal Oo''
meets for Cat Kill Mountains awmg;ro9 ,Go yF>TI.
10,Oa 4. N.-NEW. y DIRK AND CHltA" N ner,
BULE LlMITED-Du' At Chicaso AZ > 40 ~ 80
day. Conprt" W1g,.r ye-tibulci -rrylc,;
= O:3O a. M.-DNY FXPRr'SS-For the Wrst -h,c.,o
~ y 90 N--WORLD'~ FAIR SPFCI AL,D'
l.. NJ. rcSt day. Wagnnr scryicc-Dlllls, ~ T M
900 r. M.->Ot INV rSIlEN VESIlli - qo = n
ITFD-Due Cincinnati 10 - AM; I. Louis Nh sat
1:i5 r. VI. -SNTIJED,Y SARATOGA LINZ TRp nin,r
urdav- only. For Saritpea and ask loN'l. aniy
r.tntrn IL L :. u ~ N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

Cnsh quotations were as iOiiO"oo 80. 80. M 2
unchanged. No spring wheat. V g. :, red 81 s4a
G4H2c 70 :. corn soc No do. 80 lac no : S %
oac No :, rye 40 i "a soc. No barley homai. ~
HaNsccd ii TO- Prime timothy s I'D ner 100 10
~ 7og 80 q short rib sides 1oo;el: =, "a
Is OF H.. Dry sailed Shout dc.s tDoxeu!, o. 70, -
:. Short clear sides 0oxed) - oo"f1 -, -,
whi,kcy-Disiillers' nnlsh,d goods, per Gi, s. b.
sugar unchanged. Oats-N9 90 I..n3l Zoe.
barley 10 3 no sales No 4, ,dv me 10,
3Ia :,6c On the Produce Exchange 49, 100
butter market was in fair demand en-, Irasb I3c
zoe dairy, l5als Eggs weak s'''o,H lorer
Cincinnati July aG-Flour duii; % WIN mixea 4lc.
os,s-yo . mixed nominal. 29c. Rye dun ,cs w 40
soc. Provisions steady. Whlskey ur'e EASY Eggs
bbls nj ~ H.. Butter steady. sugar easy
dull. zoe. Cheese steady. ,,.,., osv g.
Milwaukee, July 26-Flour steady, " n pc: No
northern. o7c com steady No B. % 1Sc &c steady S
duh No = jjc. sample. nothing nohs' ~ ,r lard
No l. 40c. Provisions lower. PORK @'" 49,
% 90. r,ort
Minneapolis MIMI. July c6-Therea ~, was nornnc TO
praciIcaly hin trading. The possibility Oh Dam rnia
ire In some Western city, which II was tnneho eject
check speculation for the day II Il came haa u nons
to reduce business 10 few trades INA, Werc There
abou, bv concessions that attracted buyers. io.t
was SOM recovery after the opening l.i IL was c
at the close. Cash wheat wa. easJ D", Vorthcrn
held ", pretty well. Most OF the No So' aisc:
sold at 81 and No At 5oc CI1sc: MnS. eo 34c
AMI closed 90 T-sc: December opened % aN n
81 3. Sc on track No hard, 90 lie NO Nor'"'
60 lee No Northern, IS 12c
Philadelphia July 26.-Flour-Buyers lacked ' ,h
hdeIee I'm view Of the unsettled cohuilon VI smaJI
Wheat market and were opsrang ws 1r' liberal and
pr1ces ware weak under general pressure 10 "o'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
WEST SHORE Rail ROAD.

y ! 7 \
EXCVH>ION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
<oVEMHUR 18TH. $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-13
THE BRIDGE TOLL BILL.
1t Suffers the Fate Of the Local
Option Measure.
THE HOUSE VERY QUICKLY KILLS IT

when ~ 90 Drought Up for Discussion
The bin 20 Designate General Election
Days as Legal HaIr Holidays Meets with
Opposition in the House MEASURES In.
truducod and Passed in the Senate.
HNpHtsruRG, April 13.-There was as
much important business before the house
and senate yesterday rs has come up i'm the
state legislature in any one day during the
present session. and considerable headway
was made in the way of disposing of anum.
Der of bills, either by passing them finally
or putting them in a way never TO be
passed by killing them outright. The sen.
ate started of It's days labor with the i'm
PRODUCTION OF bills, among the more i'm
portaul of which were the following:
POIJer-ENtoudiug The time for the com
pletiOu of proposed railroads by compauie.
heretofore chartered under the provisions OF
the act of April a, 1868.
Rooney Repeallng certain sections OF
the election act of 1891. changing the time
and manner of making the registry of
voters and the duties of registry a-sessOrs.
BaNor-IO regulate the nomination and
election of public officers, requiring certain
expenses incident thereto to be- paid by the
several counties, and furnishing certain of
lenses in regard to such elections.
Among the bills passed finally were the
following:
Providing for the incorporation of com
panies To purchase, sell, deal or trade in
groceries and grocers' supplies and other
merchandise by Wholesale.
Providing for assistant district attorneys
and fixing the salary of the same. and in.
c~reasiug the salary Of county solicitors,
clerks Of the courts, recorder Of deeds. and
treasurer, county commissioners, control
lera. orouers and county detectives, and
decreasing the salaries Of auditors and
county surveyor.
To provide for the better protection Of
female insane patients in transit.
Giving courts of common pleas of the
several counties jurisdiction to decree spe-
cine performance of contracts for the sale
OF real estate made by ~assignors for the
benefit of creditors prior to such assign
mcut.
Relating to municipal or public corpor-
atIOus when about to construct or purchase
water works, to invest said municipal OF
public corporations with the power TO eX-
ercise the right of eminent domain in the
purchase or acquiring by condemnation the
property and works Of private water com
panies.
The Crawford county fence bill was de-
feated-score, 10 to 10.
Senator Finn succeeded in having
amended his two rapid transit bills affect
ing lines built i'm tn districts outside the
cities. The provision allowing them to
carry express packages was stricken out,
but they can still {, ny the mails. There
We opposition to the amendments, but
tu went fhrprgh An effort will he made
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-13

Inc plague OF breaking lamp,
chimneys is abroad in the land.
There are two sorts Of Chin
neys; brittle and tough. Ninety
nine in a hundred are brittle.
The worst are imported from
Germany. The best are Mac
beth "Pearl-top'& p arLg1ass. %
Two sorts as to workman.
hip; fine and coarse. The
Inc are Macbeth's Pearl-top"
md "Pearlglass." The coarse
IRE rough and out of proper
-ion; misfts and misshapen ;
they do not make a good
raft; they smoke.
Two sorts as to glass; trans
parent and gray. "PearLtop"
and q" Pearl-glass are clear, fine
and tough-not tough against
accident-tough against heat.
Call for "Pearltop" or
" PearLglass" chimneys.
Pittsburgh, pa Gro. a. mAonrrr Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-13
COUNTY sUPBRINrBNDENT.

Within a very short time it viii be
necessary to elect "a superintendent Of
Public instruction for schuylkill
county. For several years past the
public schools of this county have
been making c~ommeudable progr s,
popular interest ina them has Increased,
citizens have increased their visits to
the school rooms and attendsuces at
The annual institutes, directors have
given evidence Of a better apprecia
Li9u and more thorough uuders aud
ing Of their duties, aud the teachers
have become completely devoted in
their glorious work. All these good
results have been derived to a great
extent through the voluntary acts Of
the people aud the directors and
teachers, but they are also due to a
great extent to the able administra-
lions of the district and county super.
]iutendeuJs. So far as the Shenan-
dUah district is concerned we are
confident that at no time has the
district been i'm better condition than
it is to-day. Thus we feel it is due to
the untiring efforts Of Superiuten-
dent freeman aud also the sound
judgment, wise counsel and able efforts
of County superintendent Weiss. Mr..
Weiss will be urged to again become a
candidate for reelection to the county
superintendeucy and we sincerely
hope he will do so. There may be
Others in the county fully qualified as
well ss Mr.. Weiss to fiji the position,
put we adhere to the theory that there
should be few experiments in school
matters and when we have tried a
superintendent aud find he gives
universal satisfaction, as Mr., Weiss
certainly does, we should hold on D..
him as long as we can, It is safe to
say that If the teachers Of |Schuylkill
county were called upon to decide the
approaching election Mr.. Weiss would
be reelected by 81 unanimous vote.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-13

Among the bills reported were the fol
lowing:
Creating the Office of assistant superin-
teudent of public schools.
To provide for the erection of the county
Of Hazel. Negative recommendation.
The congressional a"pportionment bill.
Mr.. DeVeliu introduced a bill making
appropriation TO the Eastern penitentiary,
and Mr.. Baker one appropriating S25, 600
for a monument to General Hancock at
NorristOwn.
Mr.. Fow made an onslaught on the bill
extending the powers Of notaTies public,
but it was passed.
Mr.. Wherry jumped on the increased
bridge toll bill introduced in the senate by
Mr.. hcCRrrell. end the house killed the
bin in short order.
The act relating to costs in criminal
prosecutions, limiting the amount to be al.
lowed ON separate bills Of Indictment in
any one prosecution, passed second read
iu2.
The act designating general election days
as legal hu'i holidays metWiUh considerable
opposition. butt iJs friends kept the breath
oil life I'm 10 long enough to drag it over the
third reading line.
Another fee bin was passed which regu-
latas the amount TO be paid for ding pc
tiuons for the adoption of minors.
Strange TO say the act for tine establish
ment and government Of a state naval mi
liUia was postponed for the present, its
author not being present.
The act to8mend the common school law
so as TO enable boroughs not divided into
wards for school purposes, to establish and
maintain public schools, had hard Shedding
for awhile, being postponed once, but it
vvlg aTfarHr4rT- faIlu mn and nnaaaN
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-13

MANY people VINO should from
absolute necessity make economy
ruling feature, are afraid to do so
lest they should lose caste with their
friends and acquaintance. 1t is
simply cowardice that prompts such
~ feeling, aud if those who Iook ON In
amazement at the torture to which
these social towards subject them
selves in consequence Of their lack Of
courage to appear in their true colors,
they would mete out TO them pity as
well as contempt.