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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON
CONpL AMT AROTT THE WATER TAX.


COMPLAINT ABOUT THE WATER I'M
A movement Is on foot at Mount Vernon I" relieve
the citizens from the cxOrhitant rai'o Nh''h they
have To pay water tax To Il private corpora
ZION. Mayor Brush In hi, annual message presented
10 the Common Council last week. slld thai hr had
received many complaints from ,0ns'holdcIs regard
Ing tho high water rents and declaring 'la' the
company which has the franchise had recently ana
without warming Increased the rate ~ N"H"u' way
The Mayor declared that "a municipal corporation
should and control its own water Sd'' sewers
and everything necessary Ia II. welfare. lie 'hn
quoted this stat, ncut. sent 10 him ly hohd""Id'r
regarding the New York City Suburban water Com
pany: Their capital stock T. c1.jGOooo' bona issue
authorized ~ 100000: gross income" f'''"''' OPP
crutiug expenses. 5lo.212; net income T''Voo'
The company la- mo-; valuable franchises which
if would be- inlpos ibc duplicate. They are, IY
their terms. exclusive. Their, Is no limit on ID" rates
which the company can charge" The Mayor com
mcntcd upon this and criticised severely the action
o. the Democratic municipal authoriiica who granted
the fran hiss Mayor Brush Ur-ci the common "l. u
ito Investigate ~ once This matter. u we are III
the power Of th, company h' auu'u' =" '''I
employing any other company That can d" b'urr III"
sooner know it tine sooner W.,
can become r.concllcd 10 IT,. several
Of tho leading taxpayer. contemplate taking 10" mat
ter up as citizen, and insisting upon cn'uG1.
TIE Rev. Charles : Lane pastor 81 inc iINW-
rcran Church. hI, received word that he may receive
a call from q Congregational church IN o."h. Mr..
Lane WAS once (oucrcrationlN'l ana WA pastor
Of "A church al niunN!llc Conn. before hr accepted
the call 10 tho Presbyterian Church here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
MAJOR rErrGrEw ia, NOT RESIGNED

Major P"tuerew. OF the f7th Regiment. who was
released from duty al tine State camp by colonel
Eddy. commanding The ic-imcnt, ou TUESDAY, has
not Yet hIrd'd I'm hi resignation. II j, sail That
MaIor Pr't grew has not decided whether 10 resign
or 10 present himself for examination. Tho Major
Is leave OF absence. for thirty DAYS. The
officers nj the regiment viii meet MORROW might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
rHIGmroN's ArrrArrloY FOR TIE FOURTH

Tie maay thousands Of people WHO have remained
in town can spend delightful afternoon ana evening
AT Brighton Reach today whore an attractive pro
grammc has been arranged for their entertainment.
he hotel itself has received thorough ovcFhailins
and is under the experience and success FIJI mahaSr-
mcn ~ Burke & OF OnnOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

John >'ophou.ou. the venerable car builder o.
Twenty ,cNcnthst.. Nrw York. and r. d,ai 81 Sow
Rochelle. Yesterday cicbried The eighty fourth AZ,
niycr-ary of i, birth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
HOME NEWS.


FIFTH AVFNt'I-Capain Evan p Howell. o. Atlanta.
Ca. HOFFMAN, ro1.re-.uan B'auchamp CLARK. Of
Missouri >il KTINANI-l N."0Ncrnor Benjamin ].
rir.-- - pc,vnr.. WALDOEI->ir Arthur {. s;cpn.y.
II ltLLnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

Many Improvement, being mad" IN South
Mount Vernon. Tho electric railroad lin" is being
put down on the White Ilain~ road streets are
being graded and paved. H." Hartford ana lar.
lem reads are making I'D, track a. III" June lion,
and II +, said that a large Union station VIII q"
butt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

prummell Caramels. Rich. Mellow and Dali,
name o each Wrapper. BIuHIbcAIs me ch0coAk~
ouI IONS Sold every where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

sepcr, than is given in the cerlihcate Oh
is a forfeiture OF the amount OF passage mon! anu
80 for each passenger beyond the number aiio"'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

= g. w "OCTA' SHATTEMrC." E. &v
l. Either style II you wear a low collar. W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..
40 WEST o9rH-Sr.
,,oose, NJ the Nervous system Deno. rnary orr,sa
In,uOtcncy ana S"r'i'P' - " - " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
AnnorDcene It's.

Prown's Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifd..
80, tooth pwder the world fOI pfeservtnc' ~.
> ~ "Kefesning and dclcioI>' % cents botjs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

There is youthfulncss and good looks in !.
.o.d ~ 6ar. II yours Is ba sh, faded erav
III, ,,r II,, Parkcr's Hair Baioam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

=, how things are done board a real warsbiH y.
,, he the second appearance Of the Reserve In =. 49,
,bc first being with the White Squadrca In It's eyol,,.
Of Fshcr's Isand-and it will be the first time b.,
viii receive compensation from the State for As -
,ormance 81 such drty. Heretofore the member, ~.
Maid their own expenses; now they draw pay. as d ny
militia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

.,o,u.r Ashland BENNINGTON pbn,delphla-w clyde
& Co. -, q. n >i,u,,v
steamer winthrop, Homer, Ei,SI"it ~ - '''''
CO. 49,. 49, .,,,,, rou,ou Tpr &
steamer J"maict tN'r hFuh ''i'"'"-' -"
TO- 80 ,, ,, >o., orioansI ~ Van
III steamer FL Monte Parker Ne"'o'''
snip PAU Revere Mullin Madras lhd'a-Dc "Ioo'
Peek ,,.o, Nono. 4, "a
steamer rama tNor), ''amdih. baia'"'-'''hcs =" w.
.. Snihrp, =, c,soorno Hama.
uN"f, Neustfli ior ''' ,nd S1,i,n '.,
Mhap'i' iutt iranl Saac az, y, M =.
NsrnHsct', imdCn oi"n I@' ,;,,ov,i % Tnn,'n
anu poIs NticIie''b r S,,,nr,h pri,,.
Anderson Icauioft, > = fI.u""ii amman III
Freicrck Port au Prince, eve. tror" LdysiH"o
T. i".,aIa IT,, ti,rd ,tc. Go-chn Lry
Me"poit Now Oh'nn, u I v.,,,,o,, M ,,1
" ,h ana - Mn, o,,ns. Srauda II,m,Ire
isNhhrn ~ monte ~. 'N -,
kfonpriiH rrlG1rlch ", w l.h ,ai,, Nl' "'''"
,r c. E,onrisro Irc,ortc1 s,lod 13th)
f., - IVA '''' '''
'''@' H'hou'E - r, ,,.r,,,,r
Northeast End Of liyc.raihom Bank I.cht.vc~scl.
Notice j. given that about 'Iay |. 1899. Light
oT scacoast Of NcwJcr-cy. and tho en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
EXPOSITION NOTES OF INTEREST.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TIE OPENING-TwO
ENORMOUS PAINTINGs-wHAT THE
ENR Has COST.


Chicago H. April I5-Exhbits are coming into
the Worlds Fair grounds faster now than ever be
fore There were 600 cars In the yards to-day.
The daily average Of cars received Is over 800 Goods
are coming so fast there that the restrictions about
wide tires the wagons that enter the grounds hao
TO be removed The work Of unpackinG exhibits Is
being pushed vigorously That work cannot be done
any too fast for there only two weeks before l'
gong will sound and President Cleveland will formally
open the Fair.
The programme for tie opening exercises seems
10 be generally misunderstood While II WI" "
strictly an out.ofdocr event. there are to DO no mn
tary features whacvcr-no paraue anu Nv f'
Of troops. The ceremony is to be very S"hpl' ana
II viii take place in Jackson Park the formal part
- q from a platform at the east front OF the Nd
,nsntstration Binding. The programme ioho"ihS II
complete except for the selection oil chapiaih u
offer The opening prayer:
Nusic-"C Columbian March," by John H. PANE
T. Sscntlng of the chiefs Of the departments by inc
Dire eSa,,'' ln Praise Of God"
address by president Cleveland, formally opening
the r,In tb machinery during which will be given
Handel's IIallelujah7 chorus. ,u,,,o,
OHcial visit Of the President and other nd av'l viii
guests 10 the department Dtnulne>' "n'i' WV wa
be received by the Chiefs 49,,
II has been arranged that the platform from "n''"
the programme Will be given will extend 1ro'i Wv
east rotunda where the chorus ana orch'9"" WIZ
he stationed,
the President speaking from the front NAV III '
be seen by all the crowd ,os n,
The Old General" OF the historical ch5' :, -
the civil War; was received at the lrahSPoi''
Huilding to-day and installed In the annex
Two enormous paintngs-one repf'S'h""s A.,
tive Women by Mrs. Macmonnies. OF New 'oi"' ~"
.ther Modern Women" by Miss CaSc''e-"o'e
ceiyed and put in position today over .ne "1r '
,d sou,h entrances 10 the Woman'S BUILDING Inc
no,p,nrs are ~ feet long and - feet msh.
Tho cent raj clock tower in Manufacturers nan was
comnleted to-day 1t stands In the court o'
IN. American British. German ana frehch ''''
and can he seen from all parts OF the great ""n
Tho ,ast annual election Of Worlds Far directors
ras held Yesterday All the old officers We're eieo'"
without q dissenting vote 49,.
Auditor Alderman has made report s i cost
tho budding of the Worlds Fair nas antnus pa rie
SIG 7Os $40, twice the sum exPcineo ~, nt Tho
TExnosm and more must yet be pau on.. x
nopwstorms and lard weather caused an extra a e1
nenSc of So 900. There Is AT present. a com, com.
Rinnce of sG26 800. and S2.36l,263 due OIL 'oi-
tracts. A.. co,, do Marine at the
worids Fair grounds asked the courts W Un.o NJ
,rotnct them against Chief of CONSTRUCTION il am
Rrnbor * seeking have the CAFE buiiuims on n
1uu MAJ an unsafe owing to storm damage ne pro
so,ars wish TO 90 ahead with the construction "i'i
out rebuilding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
Delaware, Lecknwnnna and Western tR. X.
stations In New York foot Of Barclay and
SHORTEST LINE. VEsTIBULrD TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route 70 NEWARk. BLooMtIELD MoNTCLAIR.
TIE ORANGES. summit, hcfnafd,Nilic. Bisking
Ridge, Madison. Morrisown; Passac, Paterson, Boon.
PATCONG Hackettstown SCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN.
washineton, i,lliLLiPsB ~ lG, EASiON. WATER
ION. PiiTsToX, WILKESBAGKE,. .NANTiCoKE i,
DANVILLE, NOKTHC MBERLAND Montrose. BING.
HAMTON' OXFORD. NORWICH. watervilIe. UTICA.
HnslVWiI6. AfrIAtA. oWEGo, Ei.MiRA. tGRNiNd..'
WEST. S0EIliwTSf ANR .souTHWEsIia NV
Pi,f.SS. Pullman parlor cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago arriving oA5 a. IN. next
,.aO 4. Vi. -BINGHAMToN MAIL. stops At principal
100 p. VI. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. and Ell
MIA EMPRESS. Pullman paflor
4,IOP Ms KANroN. WILKEsBAIKE and PLYM.
0i'iii EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars.
1880 =. VI. (DaiyJ.-BuFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
s!llnlan sccpcrs. Arrives at 10 m.
900 r. VI. tDailyl:-BUFfALo, UTICA and oswEGo
TICKETS and PTLLMAN ACGoMMoDATIoNS al 70
7s5 and s42 broadway SO West I25thst 2s} Columbus;
ave. NewYork SO, WashDg tOn-st.. 726 Futon-st and
"a Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full in.
formation. at all stations.
shAnk h.sAAs. from hotel residence to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
PORT OF NEw.YORK-SATURDAY. APRIL Is, 1898
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamer NewYork Jamei1on s9ghamg9H AP Co.
x xis9 Tds at s sns bar ar' at ss N.Y.
Tnns o n da s & mde and ai
sensers 70 Punch Edye Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10
visOq s5 S saS Gs.sd ns'Saf re-
Hp1ii c o. sou' MPed at the VIZ Bar a, 5
steamer ESga Gene ana b Ls.oess to iG" ce p Az
fv scs an 'e as an cr Mag Hamburg March
the Bar at $0 IN 1p iSh Over Amsterdam March 90
ro,aad I's 81 i in ballast to Gccpc iruDc Arrived at
'AG steamer a asp6cde Dp sawc ROTTERDAM March 20
XII. at %fse s Of a Ss3 %S. by
sssam Nan Annie and , EG % NTH md s' G o
vessel to Nsa A lsacb At ScrI 3 at
wen Aryd a. c r at 70 c3 80 f. NJ M,r.oe.
M,Isn rs to Sl fGnch Edye Co. the Bar
., Nv y LIZA SpFo" WIKI Ho d and N1Sn
sencsrs to musk & Jcvon,. Arrived at the Bar at 8
Steamer Muriel OBJ. Morrison, Barbados March 90
H0H st croS Sp s St rso%ss 8 with %de
{" steamer @Te Hps Dr. nycr An va va
g. witt md.e END passe",c. to GO ch''"h Arrived
e. %S McSSS 81 HsTe@ svns CO. Ap h lq S
'H' s, " co%a Risk, Galveston April 6, with md'e
steamer Iroquols, PENNINGTON. Jacksonville Apr, II
and charleston L. WIN Husc anu P@sSo"-''' W "
ste,mer Guyandote Walker Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers TO OH Dominion SNi'n
Steamer Puccaneer lBp, Philadelphia April 10. II
SANDY HOOK 80 p. nl.-wind NV, moderate breeze,
At City Island wind fresh, northwest. cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer General Whitney Bcsrse Boston-H Dimock.
Steamer Scanda Ger Kopn. Hamburger j Corts.
Steamer Berlin (Rr), Watkins, SouthamIton-lntcfha
steamer sarat9ga Leighton and Mexican ports
James L. Wafu a 70
steamer Guyandotte. Walker, Norfolk and Newport
News-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Pawnee. Ingram Wilmington G. and George
Steamer Al.enbofn, Lewis. Batmore-II c Foster.
Steamer NasnSth (BD, Eaton, Livefpool-Busk Jc-
Steamer Cottage City Bennett Portland-Ho Hail.
steamer ii + Dino K Coemln, BostOn-H DimOck.
steamer Richmond Brakeman, West Point, Va-old Do
"''i STEAMER ConcSo crowel Key West and Galveston
steamer ozsms. Chichester. Turks Island. e:c-w r
steamer Anehoria (Br). Campbell Observation-Disclosures
Steamer Assyria OBJ. McFarlsne, Neweaste'onTyne-
Steamer Pc1Dland Ueg), Loeswhz, Antwerp-Interna
Steamer KTonrrnz rnedcrch Wilhelm Ger. Ahrens,
sse,mer Eingsdaic usD. Fair. sagannah-:smpsOn.
STEAMER Port Victor DID, Grey. ROtterdam-Funch Edge
stear,er Buecanccr (Br). Cove Baracoa-H Dumois &
steamer Redruth ODD Braddon. Philadelphia NJ te
Steamer Genois tBr), Hay, Aden Malta, etc-Danie
STEAMER CITY Of Birmingham. Burg savannsh-R l.
Walker. " &c.,. 49,, >, s pal,
mcnd-Old Dominion IS 90. .
steamer Louisiana eager. New Oroans-Jos ii Sea-
Steamer Broadnrayne tBsA Ryder. Stetn-Peer Wright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
Citp Real Gstate for Sale.

A HIGu.ILASS residence 3sth-st., bet
Madison aud Park a\rs.; sale or lease:
terms ,sisy elegant private rc>iienc city
and suburbs rent. sell, exchange. CORE.
Sp0uGrucc solicited. DALEY, ~ Ncst
31th.-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
Real estate Uante0.

WANTED BY small family. for four
summer months. q furnished house. with
lawn and stable Tor two HORSES must b.,
IN high ground within 10 minutes drive
81 depot. on Hudson River. or Northern.
or Harlem. or NrW-llaNrn l.. H.. not over
ONE hour from city. \ idrc,>. with full
lart culars. Dir y. Y. H.. l,cj2 3l-ayc.,
advertisement Office.
WANTED Eight or ten rooms. FUR
nishci cottage. one hour flom city. T.
j NJ. RoN 26. Tribune once.
ADVERTISE MENrS AND BSCKlP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW-NORK TRIB-
TNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE Up
TOWN OFFlt T.. 40. la Broadway. II
door north of Thirty -ilr,t->t. and ADNER-
TISEMENl> at the following Branch OF
fees 2ji Sth.aNr.. y. -. cor. 23i->t. lJ2
Gth.aNc.: 1j7 FourthaNe., corner Four.
feminist; $50 Third.aVe ; $50 Fast Forty
scycnth->t.. corner 3d.aye. $50 East 10th.
St. near Thlrd-a>e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
rur rvpJRE STATE AT THE WORLDS FAIR

w.yorkers who intend visiting the Great Far
n, chicago will certainly appreciate the excellent
arrangement announced in today's Tribune WHEREBY
thev NAV have the exclusive use OF luxurious dailE
rain service In both directions between newborn
ond Chicago and the assurance OF superior ho'cl
accommodations awaiting them on 'heir arrnni ~
Ch,capo To be able to select both train ana ho'e
a,rr,odo,ions for the entire period of absence
before leaving New-York IS feature that VIII save
nssSengers dire trouble and that means much IN iaSur
pc comfort and pleasure All particulars regarding
th,s matter can be learned by calling on j. j. 'raIloh
a. tho West shore Railroad Office. No. 363 Broadway!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WEST SHORE RAIL E0AD

N 7. {. 4 IT. r EE. Co, TN.tor.I
Train leaves W.T. 42d-s'. station New YORK. as fol-
lows and u mlnutes earlier from r.. FauRlin>t y T.
800 A. M.-Dallv FOR Ncwburr. Kingston. Allen :
dolly except SUNDAY. west ~ t0'sm1n'- Jc. .
=: Is A.N.-Dav for Albany except Sunday. Montreal
9:3O 4. N.Daiv for Albany. Utica >tl1ruse Fothr--
Ter. Buffalo. Niagara FAIL Detroit. Chicago "Nc"p,
SATURDAY. for Toronto.
1I:35 4. M.-Ds.iy, except SUNDAY, for Albany and
100 =. y.-Dallv except SUNDAY for Albany.
J:;5 = NI.-Dallv Albany Montreal Itic1 Syracu.c,
Rochester. Ruralo Niaoar1 Falls. Toronto Detroit
CHICAGO st. Louis
$3.50 r. M.-Daily except SUNDAY for Ncwburr Alhany.
Saratoga AMI Montreal.
S:t5 r. N.-D,ilv Albany. Utica Syracuse Eochc--
Ter. IIulialo Niagara Fdls, Toront" Detroit, Chicago,
uEVFRSTiiAw LOCALS 2:a5, 'sN5 r.
NTWRCRG LOCALS, : 20, 10 10 A. NJ, j Is 30.
30 q 30. I'll 20 y. NJ.
sleeping for buffalo, Narara Falls Toronto. De-
trot Chicago O all through trains
cor crnm,ooda'ions or information apply Offices Rn"K
lvn 333 was,lnpton.>t, 726 "ulton,st, Annex once.
toot Of FuIion-st. Ncw-Yorx City. 271 fi3 3G3 7sj
SO Broadway li3 Bowcry. 81 East lith-st. 80 West
''''''' c. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
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flats 60 Get, FURNISHED.

AN THE BELLA. - E,st . 'th',t;:
city rooms larry" and light fully fur.
ni,hed from May. 1898. 10 October. OF
longer rent Ncr, rclsoi able can o. zen
from 3 10 p. ~. tal o. dCdre Il.
MCQUEEN. - El-i -5,h.,t.
EIEliNNTlN FURNISHED Apartment
fIontlng ON Central pars. in Central PARK
Apartments. Cor rcn. until OF. l. lnquirs
at once jsth-,t. AMI 'th'ave.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED apar:.
mcnt: three rooms and bath: r .tanrilt
nrst.cas,: will rent cheap. j. PA>CAL,
III Clinton. 253 West i-G.st.
THE CHELSEA. 3D. ". 2Sd-,t. so;
small aIartmcnt. fully furnished nret-
class hotal service. Apply 40 Apartment IS.
TO RENT.-l furnished apartment cor.
nsr 79ih.,t. aad Msdi>on-ave.; seven rooms
aud bath: to rent for the summer. Als
ply - Pine.st.. Room 3, or on premises.
Brooklyn.
ri FINISHED APARTMENT on Hrook.
Ign Heights near Wal.NL tlry for sum.
ncr months; seven AL light rooms ana
bath Address \. Il. C., L. .. Box
so. y w-NorA.
ADVERrlsEMtNI AND 81 BsCRIP'
TI6\> flR inE NtW-lpRK TRl 3.
UNG WILL BIZ RE- EINED IT THE Up:
TOWN OFFICE. No. ~ br@adTa,y; "a
door litilN nl iI4a u III 'tiu NV isAs-
lTI>EMFNl> a. the following Branch ~.
ices: pa Sth-aNr.. :. -. cor. 23c->t. lo3
6th.aye.; 49, fourth-aNc.. corner Four.
trouth.,t 40 lhudTN". corner Forty.
nr.;.,t.: | .1OS tir,t.aNc.: loG West Forty.
.c,ond-,t Us tolumbu aye; $50 East
47th.st corner Thgd-aNe.; lso tas; l25th.
st. near Ihird.lNr.. - ANrnuc \ 4. SO
1h,rd.aNc. 20 West FOurtecnth.>t.: .,
West 42d->t.: li9 Church-st.; 554 Third.
ave: /, 33s Thild.aNe.; 20jl Inird-aSe.;
between lleth and 18TH IS.
In BROOKLYN. at G3 Court-st. BOB De
Knlh.aNr.: $50 r.dioId-aNc.. and No. l3l
broadway, up 10 =. M, at Regular once
rates.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY, APRIL u

Vera A J. shon, April 1...........: :
Yuca.an .......... Havana, April l3...."....N q I
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
iu,hrn ci,c Co scd ln~i,ry. insnrmg Cleanliness
aud tomfori.
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block Sig"al
S,.,cm. Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~
Time Table IN effect Dee. Is. 1872

For Rcad.nl at 4 90. 49, 3 -. ~ n. J 90 30
Satlrlay niNt Sni,l-. 80 \. NJ, 90. 30. 800.
80 r oG baft At co. - 80 \. NJ. 100 30
XXX Gr Sgaaa,, ii 80 l. ~ :o5 800. 30 +. H.
f 10 ieii-. Vile at 90. 40. 50 + " 90, 20
90 81 t. NJ, !. 10 NIGHT, c>r"pt saturday night.
Snndly. II 30 4. g.. 900. 80. 600 T.. ~. l. -
Ior Sunhury. Icvi.bure and WiInm.por; Al 90.
7.i5 $50 T. NJ. oc 20. 80 T.. y, - - night.
cNccp. ~,tufia} Night. sunday - ~ ". GOO T. NJ.
- - Min rht. 90,
700 rs s:i5 \. VI. 90 30. ; - 30 10 A,n.
town t. 81 sunday 80. : II \. NJ l 90. , 30 T.. VI.
FOR Wlkc.lair. riuston and 81 Ianton, S:i5 \. ".
~ T.. VI. SUNDAYS 3 - \. Il.
For Rcd Hink Long ilal 10 and ront' sogih g. Point
rca,ant 90 o 10, ~ y y -" sr, ~, l" 'o - :,
ocean Grov. and \,brf, PARK. 1.oo = NJ 90 T.. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
At 80 sI1 \. NJ. 1:'5 % 10 sr'ci"h. 70. oIa
Ior Ton, River. n'lncga, Park ana Harnegat 30.
8.l5 H. NJ. -. 70 y. NJ.
Tor Atlantic city. vineand and Brdeeton. 80 A. NJ.
10 l.. VI.
Tor Monmouth B.aoh Scalrelt and Highland Bepch.
30 : II II 20 \. NJ. 20. 10 100. 20 l.. ".
Sundays. 90 \. NJ. 90 y. NJ
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ADVEHTI>IMENTS AND STBSCRGP-
TONS t'E IilE YORK; THlB
rNE Will ~ RECEIVED AT rIIE Up
1ON OFFICE. No. l.2i2 Hicadwav. ID
door north o. IhiltS-hr.t i. and ADNEE-
lTi~EMt.NIS a. the following panch Of
fic"~. 2jl shave, =. q. cor. 1T. To-
rth-aNc.. lj1 Fnurih-aNr.. conner -Four
tccnth--t: go Thiid aye. corner Forty
,cNrnth..t /. C26 Til dave. near SiNty-
nr-t.~t: 1pS IIf~t-1Nr.; lM West Forty
-ccond.,t Ia Co.unbu. ave; 80 East
i7th--t cornar 1hld-aNc.: $50 Fast I25th-
y. near lhlrd-lNr. - Avenue \; l.313
Ihird-uNr: - West Fourtrrnth-~t.: 20
Wet A@d-.t. lio church 81. 4; 81 Third
ave: l..3- Thifd-aNc. 2.0Jl Thiri-aNc. (;
between II2th aud 18Th Is
In Urooklyn ~ 80 tourt->t. 800 De
Kalh-aNc: 80 Hctfold-iye. and 40. 10
| Broadway. up Ia y. M. AZ regular Office
rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

MINIATURE AL.MANAC
Sunlise 10 SGT 40 Moon Uses moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
Sandy Hook 81 GOV. Island AZ Hell Gate y -
PM-Sandy Hook :50Gov. Island IL ueii "ao ~ 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

S.Ii'i,.r Siifi xEiiT,
49,, ,WAG;0N'>a,
MM,,LLILIr,:; r X%u"pnII'0,D X
sill IL kN"Hl.psK
MILL LIZ kNplsLp'
,.,,,, r,.r " N'pN 80 rur oxrv
SHRINK iEE NNk ~ LNl.N NfEAt :.
wien c,,.,.fif,,n .,hlhi,ion. bo,. bon
.l..H Nm >r-'rt'... .,'i',. AYR All
Sar,,., porf,,nf Drngnr
Xa."tl.. r.ri eot ota.r p,ac.. too
nunc. on. o. mention
EoELEIS & hRlNk lRli'FF'
80 '''.'''
4 V.r. ltrd.0r.. canon, Ton surrey wl.nn.
IN. az. ..., .r'.nr hack. sat, !
person. r.ci about = dlgcp iiu"- also .
.,'l.l ,I,, II,L, at road WAGON. all
- ABLE - NICHOLAS
i2-l--i. oni shaw. Harlem.
RACE RARGAIN BEAUTIFUL .onnd
young i iinmh ,on'ln h'r.c H. h,nd- 'ree
rosd-'.r. an trot very fast and nj for
lldt' driving ai-o hand ONE lp-h1n1 iluiy
o- since hnf-r. nn" extension top i'!l'
an "p Pn, ',.'' '',' ,.,,.,,
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.i'I 'nf 1af want y 49, 'ttn'r
vArr oWNrr THINE on =
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HAND>f vi. fNlE hnlv hnt-".
COLBY lri'. t.n''. young. f'rl''-. ION
49,, 49,. al prprFCT MATES
~ .,. ,,.
ANb~hNIs -ound 'oh 80; m.
a. ia, T.. ,,d.. .rI drive: 80. nroprfiv
~ ,..,.,f.t,,r S-NtI~u uon~t lrib.
,.,
'.'. ~"
~ OUTFIT IpR THE cor NIIH o.
i....t ,annl, top pha"fol. lcithrt Had
bui.t U.s. NiYli. Dovuiuf { Co. I'd" Ntr
49,, .,tn linrI. and .Jau,,e h,r... All
g., .e,I a. l.-. viii h.. sold low also nns
lo.r..,llet l,y h.r.. ff ,.-rd AMY
CtIYTE'~ ~t,ii.. ~ - anrh..t
old d.l,,. vim or wiihnu, vinl,rr~
rr,.Ilp, -tglf.h driver. very .predv. run.
about v,.nn .inclr h,rnr.. F-~rN tran
.ufrv har-,".s. rii n.arh NV. 30 ARD.
~. '~TNHIF 30 Wc.f l7fh..t.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND 81 BS RIP
TIONS FOX me NEW.YORk TRIB.
tNE WILL RI RECEIVED At THE rf.
IOWN OFFICE. No. l,2i2 Hroafway, I'd
door north OF Thirty -iir.t ST. and AVER
TISEMENrS a. the following Branch Of
fees 2Ji shave. :. =. cor. 23t--t. 1872
nth-aye. 49, Fourthsve.. corner Four
teenth-st.; $50 Third aye, corner Forty
scVcnth..t / .OJ Thifd-aNc.. near SiAty-
irst-~t. | EOS tirstavc. leo Wcst Forty.
second-st.: rs Coluubu ave. $50 East
47th-st.. corner Third-a,e.; $50 East 125th-
St. near 1hri-ayc.: - Avenue 4; 1913
1hiid-ave. 70 West FOurteenth-st; 2J7
West A2d-st. 40 Chuich-st 5ii Third.
ave; l,33o Thl dave. 2,05l Thlrt'ayc.
between li.ih and 18th sts.
IN BROOKLYN. ~ 63 tourt-st.; sos De
Kalb-aVc.; $50 Ecdfofd.ave., and No. ~
Broadway, up 70 > y. M, at regular Office
rates.
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mon GRADE HAND MADE CAR.
RrAGES. FASHIONABLE STYLIS. Fol.
TOWN AND COUNTRY WELLS And
EVERY PART or OUR VEHICLES
MADE on THE PREMISES uPMAi;D
or 200 CAREI NGF> ON EXHIHITlON :
4 NvNBtR or SECOND HAND BY
BEST MAKERS
FACTORY AND wAREROOMS %.
Ct'PN THE HLOrK OPPOSITE THE
BEOAD >rKTFr STATION or THE D.
l.. And W Il r.. 30 MINUTES From
NIN-YORK. BARCLAY or CHRIS
TOPHEI: SrRIIT FERRY