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-Fl1lk 3stHNI
IN. SUPPRESS JEW BzITER6
-, side Hebrews. VIII Ask Mayor eiiro
bf~ 20 Protect Ther,.


u,n,ts Gordon. a wealthy Hebrew property
.shsr Of ta3 Mott street. intends paying visit
ees.y 10 Mayor Gilroy, and Police Commits
Rssr Martin to ascertain II steps cannot be
..Ssn 10 rid the Seventh ward OF the touehs
va mediums that are abusing his core
,ss,6nists. Mr. Gordon is the owner OF the
,,,ssa 90 TO 1O8 Monroe street For the past
Es,tb he has received daily visits from ten
-. who complained OF the conduct OF n
NJ which meets OF the corner Of Madison
IA Monroe streets. Last week the gang set
s.on two inoffensive Hebrcws and plucked
s,sdfuls o, hair from their boards. Two days
49, another Jew was kicked and beaten be-
10 he refused to contribute money for the
s.rg,s GROWER" After this about 400 OF the
usnr,ys in the district met in the Forsythe
str,et syuagogue. and each contributed ten
S ing a lawyer and taking measures to suppress
ths gang Several speakers declared that AL
Sspn1an Noonan had used his political influ-
ehnc e N he Fourth OF July night the conduct OF
,hia gang was particularly outrageous. They
n Are ,ssr aGf women and Children. Wien
dsnutation Of Hebrews went to the Madison
street police station to ask protection they
W The precinct was then fifteen men short.
sMr Gordon told q SUN reporter last evening
that he had seen +, several OF the Hebrews who
sSerIp,ion. and had told them that 1t was not
nscessary to take the. money from the poor
neopje because he felt sure that the matter
would be speedily righted when he had a chance
" sae Mayor Gilroy yout IL. Many times Mr..
Eosaon has gone to the Madison street police
station to complain Of the Ill treatm ent Of He
brews and policemen have been sent Mt once
70 the scene OF the distur bance. but the trouble
il always over and tho miscreants are scat
fered when the policemen arrive.
II Is really sight to bring tears to ones
sves" said Mr.. Gordon. TO see tho suffering
~ The poor Hebrews who fall in the clutches OF
the gang of loafers Rarely can any OF the
Hebrews speak English and that makes them
ali the more helpless. To tell you the truth. It
Is not safe for a Hebrew with a beard to go in
That neighborhood. l will see Mayor Gllroy
about it to-day and he will undoubtedly at
riuht
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He Thinks No. 1915 of the Kosues' Gallery
Got His Pocketbo0k.

He Thinks No. ,s6S of the Rogues' Gallery
Got His Pocketbook.
John Breung. a ieweller. Of 206 East Four
teenth street. reported at the Oak street police
station yesterday that he had been robbed Of a
pocketbook containing S605 and valuable pa
pers on tho rear platform OF Third avenue
open car. He says that he left his store at Sh
to pay a note held by Samuel Stern Is Co. OF 80
Maiden lane. He got on the rear platform Of
t the car at Fourteenth street with his money in
his pocket Two young men boarded the car
n and st stood one on either side. Of IF HIM 4,
street and the other at Houston. When
Mr. Mr.. Brepnig reached the Post ONCE.
money: It was gone. He told his story to
Stern 4 Co and they, took him to the Oak
tograph S65 in the RoGues' Gallery ms n like;
Pess OF one OF the young men who had stood
went to Police Headquarters. and when In
speetor Mclaughlin heard his story he sent
out two detectives to look for No. 1855. Stern
Co. will give him time on his note.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Steamboats,.
FALL River LINE

FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT. Providence Cottage CITY.
SANTCCkET. CAFE COD. WHITE MOUNTAINS and
all Eastern points
DOUBLE SERVICE during SUMNER MONTHS. The
four leading steamboats, OF the World IN commission
together.
PU..ITAN. PILGRIM.
PLHMOCrH. and PROVIDENCE,
Leave New YORK from Pier % y H. 1905 OF Murray st.
NJ follows:
$50 II. VI, week days ami Sundays. for Fall River
direct connecting with Pullman tes'iDned train due
Boston hs5i NJ. and win ;riiI tor New bedford
there connecting with boat tor ',tnre city and Nan
tucket THE I;3J boat rom New York sundays
at Newp0r. MOnhRysnt 3:l5 A. M
pS:ls r. ". week days only for Newpor: and Fail
nectng with Pullman vestbued train due Boston $500
NJ. ana with trains for Cape Coo points tho hie
Mountains. &C.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days
and sundays ut 5iDO +. NJ, Jersey City. 400 r. NJ A
splendid band and orchestra attached to each steamer
In 0mmission.
New summer book. Quaint Cape Coo. )" sent for Sc.
postage; Fall kiveE Line Tours" &c. Address o.
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Washington Jackson. a white-h haired lawyer.
whose Office is Mt 1904 Third avenue. and who
has been familiar figure In the Morrisania
Police Court eyer since IT WAS opened. got into
AwrangIe there yesterday with Court 0fficer
dohl Judge Simms was in his private room
when the lawyer walked into court wearing
his hat. He strollsd In behind the railing to
consult with a client. and Sergeant Farley sent
Onicer Gohl to request him to remove his hat
Mr., Jackson did not comply with the order
End tho ofiicer put him outside the railing
simms. Ihe Justice advised him to make
his complaint at Police Headquarters. In.
stead Lawyer Jackson went to his office and
Farley and Policeman Gohl to appear in the
sunreme Court to answer in suit for dam
ages.
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Shoemaker julius Liepscher OF 235 Delaney
street bought twoI egGs yesterday morning
from Grocer David White. who keeps a store
on the same premises. Liepscher found that
rrtnsoh to give him other eggs in place OF them
10 ihLeW tho Glass'HSbieb contained the lad
mn,s} ilndsd. iepscher was arrested, ana In
me ,EsaeI Market Police Court Justiea Hyan
nsIu him Tor trial ON charge OF assault
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He wouIda,t Proml.s Not 70 Kn n,m..lc

fJohn Donovan. who attempted to commit
suicide on June II at his home 90 South Fifth
ASenue, by cutting his throat with u carving
knife, had not been SO surly when arraigned in
jefferson Market Court yesterday he would
have his freedom instead Of being held in Jail
answer questions that Justice Grady put to
nm he wouldn't promise to stop drinking. al
though II was drink that drove him to ATTEMPT
suieido and he intimated that II was nobody's
business but his own whether or not he In
tend",i to try to kill himself again as soon az
re- got free. Justice Grady then committed
MN for further examination.
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NJ y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets, New York 10 Chicago
mud Return. S2s.GO.
Through trains for Chicago and tho Worlds Fair
leave foot OF West AID ST. as foows 10 minutes earlier
from franklinst
O,45 A VI. daily. via Niagara Falls. Through Pull
man sieepers New York TO Chicago. Arrives Detroit
1:45 !. NJ, Chicago $3.50 r. NJ. ST. Louis ! 40 A. NJ.
5.45 r. NJ. daily. via NIAGARA Fails Reclining
chair car tseats ftee) New YORK to Niagara Falls
Through Pullman sleepers New York to Chicago.
Arrives Detroit $40 +. NJ. Chicago. 1882 A. NJ. St
si4S A. NJ. Except Sunday for West Cornwall
Orrs Mill Campbell Hall LAKE Mohonk. Lake Minne-
waska. and WAIKIKI Valley Railroad stations. Stony
Ford. Middetnwn. Bloonin Rburgh Wurtsboro Summit
vile. Elenvile. Falsburgn. Monticello. Liberty. and
J:ii 4. NJ. daily for M,ddletown Fall.burHh
Monticello. LIBERTY Carb' ndale Scranton, Walton.
Delhi, sidney. Norwich. Utica. Rome Oneida. Fulton.
Oswego. Niagara Falls
l:i5 =. NJ. Saturdays only. for Campbell Hall.
Aiddstown. Bloominghurgh. Summitvilio Ellenville.
fallsbnrgh Monticello Liberty White Lake. Livingston
Manor.
ii,I5 Il. NJ. texcept Sunday. vsstibulsd Limited
for Lake Mohonk. Lake Minnewaska and Waikiki Val.
ley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall Mlddetown.
Noun ain Dale Centreville Fa-hurgh Monticello Ilur
leyvile. Liberty Fails. Liberty. Parksvie. and Lv-
/ ::sO - III. texcept sunday for west Cornwall.
Orr's Mills Campbell Hall. Middle own. Summitviile,
1:l:5 II. NJ. tdatly) M,ddetown. Suinmtriiie Falls
burgh. Bber y. Livingston Manor ROckaud. Walton,
Sidney, Norwich oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara
Falls.
Tickets and Pullman accommo datons at 37l Broad
way. New York Transfer Company calls for and checks
J. C. ANDERSON. u. P. A..
r en- r n
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2ailrnads.


'AmEEioA's GREATEST RA,LRoAr
NEW YORK
CENTRAL 1T: r. :
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARAPALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand
Central Station, 42d Street; the only railroad
ration In the City Traius leave as follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
S:0U the world. No extra fafe. "
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
n. m A. M.-Daily for Chicago. Except Sunday
y: ~ for Rchneld Springs.
ADIRONDACK g. MONTREAL SPECIAL
9O PAU Smiths ho s%"GsEE . sSF ss sSTanA
SARATOGA 81 LAKE @ GORGE SPECIAL.
92O s.. Green s%"as .S c MSn... for
NEW YORK AND tUiCAGO LIMITED.
1000 Mps, Ne GssSso HsI next
DAY EXPIRE -.
1n.OnA. M.-Except Sundays Saturday train
IUsOO does not run west OF Cleveland and Dertoit.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
lZ:UU DAY. WAGNER service. Dining car. NJ A'N'
SOUTH wE~TERN LIMITED.
loo s. oa. - p H. S "a ss,4s a ie'5 M
sATU. DAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
1:15 r; M:.satu,r s only: Connects at Cats
EXPOSITION FLYEs LIMITED.
GREAT fO.HOUK TRAIN 10 Chicago,
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS ONLY.
3OU Day R Ras 4s.sG 1 .sr HsS
ALBANY. TROY, AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL
AFRO ,MN, ~ n,l,. Sundays Connects for
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
43O MpfS R Nae .,s5i, .s,x. Chi
FAST WESTERN EMPRESS.
600 Louis &ssn s4,sasG bni n st.
NORTHERN EXPRTSS.
O:ZO ilatisjurs Ais 4. NJ. MontfsaI ti!l5 A. NJ NJ
ADIhO ,HACk a. MONTHEAL EXPRESS
TOO SS M so Aon Rss s s5S Lake 1926
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, AND 900
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
7:3O Niagara MFR PAIL Bss b" tsy,o 49, 30.
ClNCIN NATI AND ST. LOUIS EXrRESs.
500 +, M;nDnny 10 DnS CINCINNATI 7;sSPM
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
9OO Rochester only carried on til shs RAIN
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
Ok Il. M.-Daiiy for Buffalo. Detroit Chicago
S:lC and Cape Vincent 1000 lslandsj
PlrTSSEIE FIR I KrT NHf $ HAP, A4DAMs.
VIA HARLEM DIvIsI1N.
I've through tram, ira daily e.seg, sunday eod4M.
Que Pittshe. ID $40 North Adams y:lOP NJ.
FAST Berkshire EXPRESS.
Fridays and saturdays only At 2:2S r. NJ arrives
PittsneId q: 10 +. NJ. Wagner Drawing Room Cars
FOR time of local trains tickets ana space IN sleeping
apply at Grand Central station at I1 2B 4l3
1856. ps2 Broadway 235 Columbus ". SO West l25th
st. as luton and i sPoadway b. srooiiy xaon
Above trains except those leaving at $3.50 p:lO a2O
A. NJ 145 90 $3.50. 4:3O. !UO r. ". l}Sth
Westcotrs Express calls Tor aud checks baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination.
JOHN N. TOUCEY GEORGE Il. DANIELS
General Manager. General Pass Agent.
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9atlroada

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
the STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and InterloCking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
In Effect July g, 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
BOO A. M.-Pulman vest,bulo Sleeping Cars 10 Chi.
sna ppns ~ ana
fndsnspoi. 7:55 G Chicago io.oo r. mes next day.
FAST LINE.
SsSs Psro car 70 ritsSns ana central f'n"''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Rod s Sn"s
Smoking and Observation Cara presenting financial
both seses siades mad barber .ssn lpasry snd
stat,cnSSy and movable ssotrS iisEts krs,Vss CHI
cago II 90 noon.
ST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
EXPRESS.
Gar, @ St Louis. gne,nnstl and Chicago ~" ye.SuiS
Arrives Cineinns, 1880 a. NJ. IT. LOUIS 1850 r. NJ.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M.-Puman Yes lbuls Sleeping Cars to
P,t,.buish. Chicago; and Cleveland. bnins Gar 10
S;aof. ii. next day o'''e"A' ii''' :" ME- o'''>s'
SOUTH " EsTERN EXPRESS.
s;soH NJ week days 7:.S n sunday \. mPulmsn
ns% 22" Srt So H. .nd S.
Louis TOO A. ". second morning.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car New York
nna aSf@ E.i. dSy, or0d' S Nj
SHENANDO III VALLEY ROUTE for points
ns E4' {. Ie new v rs. Gs s md
night with sleeper p s to &emDhis is" ''A"' anu
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1880 S.s rsasn fsro. t.qs Msss
as car. and baas Car s1 l
$40 and g. ic r sS $50 s .SS b ss e
S!i.. ana .SS nsh' and 1qpdssy
Ersn,s 500 ana ~ a0o j ~ end iai5 night For
Asso T. M.1kichmoni and SshSilie Express. daily.
DnRs Car s'5aSs;
ssS no Ssns1 fer all point. on Chesapeake and
rSs SEb oS1 .ns saa 4. Cap.
Through Sleeper. 500 P. NJ. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 80 +. ". week days. with
Through Buffet Parlor Cars ami Day Coaches
FOR CAPE MAY. 40 p NJ. week days.
For Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Point
EE" c s9 s $40 sdo az! 1872 81 so ds ana
T. N. week days. sundays A:i5. 4i45 4. NJ. and 5:l5
Pm. DO not stop At Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
on Sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 6:2o. 1:2o. 800 $3.50. $500. $3.50 1000
Washington Limited with Dining Carr. and IL 100 A.
NJ. u2uO noon Penn'a Limited. with Dining Carr.
1870. 90 2l0 300. $780, 400. 4:3O. 500.
$500 $3.50. 7:bU, 500. and 300 p NJ. and l2i rs
night sundays, Express. 8:l5 $3.50. 9:OO. $3.50.
1000 NJ, az 90 noon Lmited). 2:Oo. 200. 4 80.
BOO $3.50. TAB 500 300 r. NJ. and 1915 mighty
Foo rime-tnb e. of trains to local points on tho
Pennsylvania Railroad System. apply 1T the follow.
ing Ticket Offices: Nos. 43i 944 1876. 1928. 49, and
2ai Broadway Aston House. 1874 East l25tn st. 264
West 125th ST. 25l Columbus av.. I31 9Th av.,
and foot Of Desbro:sss and Cortlandt sts Court st.
$40 Flu ton st.. NJ Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex
Station foot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn: 12s Hudson st..
Hoboken: station, Jersey City.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination,
M. PREvoST. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Chicago advertisements.
CHICAGO HOTELS.

THE KOSSMORE, q now. MODERN nrstclasA
nreproof family hotel. centrally located. now opsn
rates American plan. 81 day: European plan 81
TO - per day for rooms
HAEK Il LEE. Pronriatora
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PROVIDENCE LINE,

ALL POiHTs J. sE tNp TuE Il iiiTE Mrs
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MAssAClIJ sLTTs
leave Pier 20 lold MOI n. r. loot Warren ST.. at
6:,0 T. NJ daily except sunday connect ny trsin =.
A. M due Worcester "a. NJ I,unday rain to worcea-
ter from Union station at $3.50 A, NJ. ony) Through
rarlor Car TO White Mounta leave wharf, except
sanday-L;i5A. NJ due Eahyans 4 80 I. NJ =
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DELAW. ARE Lax AW Nm A AN
WFS TERN " Il

FILA w a * Z, ~ y n -" ~ ~ ~ A AN
YVES TERN H. Il.
Stations In Nen 40 a. Foot 81 BARCLAY and
hr;stor cr So.
TkA.S.: Ui.EaAS coit3E
Direct route to Newark. bloomfield. Montclar. the
Oranges summit. BerrarGsyille. BasEing Ridge,
Madison. MorristOwn, rassaic. Patterson. Boont"n
Dover StpnhOpc. Budds Lake. Lake hopatcong,
HaCkettstown. Schooley's Mountain. Washington,
fhillirshurR. EastOr. Water Gap Str0udBbury. Pc
Mountain. scranton. Pttston, NIIkrsbafre.
Nanticok- Danvtile NorthmmberInni. MontrOse.
Binghamton UXiorl. Norw ch Watervle. Utica.
Richheld springs. Cortland, Syracuse. OswegO.
ithaca. OwegD. Elmlrh, Corning Bath. DnnSvill-.
tuna 20. and al points West Northwest. and South
west
$500 a. M.-Bunalo RichGeld Springs, and oswego
Express ru Imam paror cara. Connects at Buffalo
with for Chic arri' ing at - next morning.
7,:O a. NJ -binghamton Mail stops ut principal
;iIO -. N.-scranton. Binghamton. and Elmira Ex.
press. Pullman parlor cars
A:1O r. Ms scranton. WIikesbarre. and Plymouth
EXPRESS. Pullman parlOr cars.
SItO y. M.-tai.yj-BnfIalo Limited Express Pull.
man seepers Arrives at 7:l5 A. ".
o 100 - n.-taaily)-Iuiiaio. Richhed Springs. and
Oswego EXPIRES. Pullman sleepers.
Tickets and Pullman accOnmodatl ons At 10 Murray
St and 42n Broadway; Ticket. at ferry stations 10
and 94n broadway West l2bth st 30 Columbus ny..
New York; 3aS Washing ST.. 72'i Fulton st. and "a
Broadway. Brooklyn Time table giving full informa-
ton at all stations,
Westcotrs Express pany will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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STONINGTON LINE,

INSIDE ROUTE To BOSTON PRovIDENCE. WoRCEs;
route TO NARRAGANsETT PIER AND WATCH HILL.
New steel steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
leave new pier 3i \. H.. block above Canal st.,
6iJO +. n. daily. including sunday.
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OLD DOMINION LINE,

Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS. connecting for TfIs-
Hnd WASHINGTON D. C.Mon; HrsiEGt only, Tpss;
lIyER-Mou. freight only. Wed and sat. For WEST
POINT. VA Tues. Thurs, and Sat. From Pier I'll \;
r. foot Beach st.. nj 3 +. NJ. Through tickets and
freight rates to all points South and West, Apply at
hGI. 81. STA, a6a. w. ana f225 broadway -'''
W l.. GUlLLAuDEu. Trafie Manager.
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Teaal Notiees.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS FOR STREET OPENINGS.
N Attention is called to the advertisement in the
City Record July g. 1873. and ten days thereafter OF
the confirmation by the supreme Court OF the following
openings of streets and avenues:
Th iLFTh NARD--l35th st. from Convent to St.
Nicholas Confirmed June ~. 1898.
Interest charged from June 30. 1893 IL assessments
are not m d on or before Aug ~. 1888
TWENTY THIRD WARD-i67th ST.. from Prospect
Neslchrst av. Confirmed Jan D. 1898.
Int crest charged from Jnne ~ 1873 IL assessments
paid on or before Aug. ~ 1888.
THEO W MYERS. Comptroller.
City of New York. Finance Department
ComptrOI.er's once, July 8, 1893.
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THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i For Charleston. S. a.. and Jacksonville Fla,
and all points in Florida the South and Invest.
from Pier - T.. H.. tuesdays and Fridays. 3 y. NJ
Pnssenge: oiations and cuisine unsurpassed
WI r. CLYDE 4 CO. Gen Ats. Bowling Green. y. Y.
TGEEER. Gen.Agt &. +. Fri. Line. 3Ta Broadway. NY
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:fmnished flats to grt.

ISrl STA little jewel; three rooms; dAintiy fur
~ ntshsd In whits and gold; 81 weekly, cheap AZ
slo fLAGG 100 furnished nats), 242 West 2ad 81
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WHITE STAR LINE.

MAJESTIC. ........... Wednesday July ~. P.
sADRIATIC. .Wednesd July TO- 10 A.
SUPERIOR secondcabn accommodations on Teutonit
and Majestic. Steerage or from the old country S25
once ~ broadway. on tho wharf foot Of West
Tenth st. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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Are You Going to the Worlds Fair i?

5000 furnished Rooms lin private families only 81
to 81 50 per day. waking distance or to l6 minutes
ride Fair Grounds &c. fare: every room holds two
people at the prc.s named above; certificates mailed
free application which sntle applicant 10 room At
prices named, at time and location wnnted. send for
map and particulars. GREEN AGO. Worlds Fair Room
Renting Agency. 3. LAP Cottage Grove av. Chicago.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-08-26
SEMI-LOCAL NEWS.

How the Prophets are Earring.
A reader of the Cumberland Ne,os,
Lying down the Creek has been suf-
ticiently wrought up about the tariff
on coal that he either can't sleep, or,
when asleep, talks about what is going
to happen. The other morning he
awoke from night of more than
usual unhappiness and, seeing 4 pla-
card, Gree Coal" which roguish
member of the family had placed
where it would be first seen, he ex-
claimed
| knowed it, | knowed i'll seed you all
night Damn McKeg
These self-made prophets of evil are
having a hard time of it this season,
for a day or two after the above incl
dent occurred the following story came
to the JOURNAL in West Virginia
exchange:
Over in Tucker county an Adventist, who
prophesied that the end of the World would
come at certain date, just passed. put on
his ascension robes, climbed to the top of a
straw stack and awaited the crack of doom.
Getting tired waiting and, forgetting himself,
he fell asleep. Some boys discovered the man
and touched match to the straw. The fire
ran up the straw and awoke him. Gazing
around at the flames on every side he cried
out:
In hell-iust as l expected.
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GENERAL ITEMS.
Half Rate Excursions to the World
Fair.

Half Rate Excursions to the Worlds
Fair.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co. will run series of special eX-
cursions to the Worlds Fair for which
excursion tickets to Chicago will be
sold at rate of one fare for the round
trip from Baltimore and all stations
west of there as far as the Ohio River.
The dates selected are Aug. 30, Sept. 7,
band u. The special trains will con-
sist Of tirst-class day coaches, equipped
with layatories and other toilet conven-
fences, and an experienced Tourist
Agent and IL train porter will accom-
pany each train, to look after the COM
fort of passengers. Stops for meals
will be made at meal stations en- route.
The tickets will be valid for the out
ward journey on the special trains only,
excepting that from way points they
will be honored on local trains to the
nearest station at which the special
trains are scheduled to stop. They
will be valid for return journey in day
coaches on all trains leaving Chicago
within ten days, including date of sale.
Following is schedule of the special
trains and rates from principal stations
in this vicinity;
Lene pm. Rate.
Cumberland. ..................3:45 $500
Piedmont. .....................4.25 1850
Arrive Chicago next day at 1:15 p. m .
Remember the dates: August 30,
September Z, 10, and 81.
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BrevitieS.

Marx Wineland's account of his trip
west is very interesting. He was on
the summit of Pixies Peak, nearly
seven times higher rfian Frostburg.
The view in all directions is magnif-
cent. The physical sensations, too,
are worth anyone's experience. The
Chicago show is simply bewildering.
No one can see and tell of all its
wonderful features. Mr.. Wineland
has been a great Traveller and always
takes the best available lines and ac-
commodations. Somebody in Kansas
city told him to Ego by the Rock
Island and Pacific railway" He did
so, and says that without exception he
believes it is the completest and most
comfortable railroad equipment, man
ned by the most courteous and accomo-
dating officers in the world. Perfect
system seems to regulate all move
ments of trains, which run uniformly
rapid and at the same time safe. The
parlor car and dining service cannot
be excelled. He asks the JOURNAL to
advise all others going west of Chicago
to ''take the Rock Island" as well as
to make for him these acknowledge
ments.
Don't forget to return Olin Beall's
dog, or let him know where it is.
The JOURNAL had imagined the
craze for starting newspapers in Frost
burg had got within banks, but Titus
A. Brick writes that he has declined to
certify that the town is fit place for
a venture called the Day6ook," and Mr..
Pink Whiskers lately persuaded a
bloke to refrain from starting the
Frostburg Blotter.' Consequently, we
are liable to be startled any moment
by the filling of a long-felt want under
the auspices of somebody that has
come to stay. Although it is the ex-
pected that sometimes never happens.
Thursday forenoon at II o'clock the
noon hour sounded from the tower of
st. Michael's and everybody in the
neighborhood got ready to go to
dinner, each thinking, however, that
the morning had slipped away very
quickly. Somebody soon asked the
janitor about it, and he blamed it on
his watch. Later.-The janitor is to
be married next week. The watch is
innocent.
The Deyil's Alley PaSs6ook has given
up the idea of visiting the Worlds
Fair, which is no great shakes of
show anyhow. 1t will instead hold its
annual solo picaic at Never Seen.
The firemen who went to Meyers
dale, Pa, last Saturday report
pleasant visit, big time and hospitable
treatment.
1t is believed now that the Le7ger's
yaller dog did not learn to read while
he was an apprentice in that Office;
consequently he doesn't know that he
and the tin can have been advertised
as strays.