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WEST SHORE r. z,

Trains leave West 42d Station, New-York as fs.
lows. aud 10 minutes earlier from iOOt Franklin
$50 \. VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo. Sleeping car.
New-York &c Bioomy!le sundays only; be
$50 4. VI. Daily local to Albany for Caskii Moua.
o.I5 4. VI. Daily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse ROches.
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago: except
A.-11.OO A. VI. Daily except Sunday TO Bioomvils
and Catskil Mountains. New Paz. Lakes Mohonk ana
B.-II.35 A. VI. Daily. except sunday Catskl AOun.
tains. New PATTI. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnswasks. Al.
bany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parlor u
Bloomyill., Sarat,g and Caldwell
1.15 L. VI. Saturdays only. Half Holiday Special 70
Ca!skl Mountains parlJr car attached
,ains New PATTI Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Al:
bany Saratoga. Parlor attached Hobart and
Saratoga.
Loo T. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Albany.
BIS 4. VI Daily for Albany, Montreal. Utics. Syra.
cuse Rocheste buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De.
0.3O l.. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Newburg. Al.
bany, Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car Kins-
7.45 =. VI. Daily. except sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries seeplngcar passengen
SIS p. NJ. Daily for Albany. U,ica Syracuse Rochss
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. ClevS
\. Il. &. leaves Bro klyn by Annex: AlOco. BOO
a. m. C3oQ p. M. Jersey CITY. p r. r. Station Ai041
For tickets time tables parlor and sleepins-car
commodations apply city offices; Brooklyn and New
C. L. LAMBERT. Genera: Passenger Agent
Nanderht-av New York
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TO board their train. The frequent express trains
make this crossing dangerous. Just Mrs Lucke.
of the Old Hackensack Road. attempted walk
over the tracks train No. G caught her dress and
stantly.
Mr. Lucke. the womans husband is a member of
the firm of Smith & Lucke California fruit COM
mission merchants. No. 30 Park Place. New-York.
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IyrEsr1GAr TIE STATES PRISONS.

Saratoga. July CSpeciaD.-The legislative special
committee. appointed to inspect and investigate the
State prisons and report to the next Legislature
were in town to-day. They left here this afternoon
for DannemOra prison. The party included Joseph
H. Whittot OF Buffalo: Thomas H. Robertson and
J. c. STEM Of New y ork: Benjamin VI. Wilcox. Of
Auburn James ScanlOn. Of Brooklyn. and Richard
j. Tilton, of Arcadia
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DRAGGED UNDER TIE ENGINE AND KILLED
A fatal accident occurred at a grade crossing at
Rfdgeheld Park. N. j.. yesterday morning. The
West Shore and the Susquehanna railroads side
By side at that place. and the Susquehanna passen-
werS are compelled to Cross the West Shore tracks
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Cour,-General Term Recess.
Supreme COurt-Chambers- Before Andrews. Court
opens al 10 a. Motion calendar called a
supreme Court-Special Term-Pars /. II and Had
journed the
superior Court-speciai Term-Before Gnderseeve. j.
Court opens al II Motions and No. 81. Jones
Superior Cour-Equity Term-Adjourned sine die.
SUPERIOR Courr-Ceneral Term-A adjourned sine die
Superior Court-Triai Term-Pars II and Had
journed for The term.
tion calendar called az 1880 IN Wills for probate
I.afe J. Swarz barbara Krkparick, Pine Calm. John
o stevens Mchael j. Byrne Jose Mene''dsz samuel T.
Frank Nous. Mary \. secor: at p.
surrogate's Court-TraI Term-iirfore Arnold s.-No
Common Peas-specal Term-Before Blschor. jr.. j.
Court opens at 1920 a m, M! Notion,
Common Pleas-Eouity Term-Adourned sine die
Common Pleas-Trial Term-Parts ]. II and TII-Ad-
CITY court-Generai Tcrrn-AdIourned sine die
city Court-Special Term-Before Van Wyck Court
City Court-Tral Term-Parts I. H. III and Iv-Ad-
Journed.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Andrews T.
Mutua, Life Insurance Co. IS. Than-Edward T. Wood.
Tuckernan VS. Weeks q cases)-Joseph Wood
Well VS.. Allen-Wiliam C. Hoibrook
Dimond Gcaron-Clarence W Francis.
SUPERIOR COURT
BY Gndersecve J.
Livingston Murray-August G. Nanz
Hitchings VS.. Clarke Sargent Cram
Wesing. IT, Welsing-August G. Nanz.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
BY Andrews. J.
Peoples Bank OF New-York Williams Adams-Paul
" Common Pleas.
BY Biscbon. tr, j.
B. EccormcS.
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School Asentlce.

A MERICAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Profersorr Teachers Tutors Governesses.
&c. Colleges Schools AMI Families Apply
MIS-. NJ J. loi Nc FULTON - Union Square.
GENCY Miriam Coyrierc supplies tutors. professors
- teachers. etc. IN all d-pts recommend,
schO)s i5C aihs Book ylding 2O;hst
Hi;ST TEACHERS for all positions quickly supplied
Dwithouf charge. Schools recommended. H. ). KEEL
IpGi 81 East "th IT. Now York
(IR't LARS Of city schools free.
v Best teachers all branches public private schools
KERR HUYs Soon. Union School Bureau. W. it:h-s'.
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DEL. LACKAWAyNA AND WESTERN Il. X.
stations in Ncw-Yorl< foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets
VESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Direct route to NEWARK bLOOMFIELp. MoNTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsvie BasklnS
Ridge Madison. MorristGwn, Passaie, Paterson. Boon
ton, Dover. Stanhope. BuDDS LAKE. LAKE HO-
rArCoNG. Haekettstown sCHooLEY.s MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PHILLIPSBURG. EASTON. WATEy
Gar. STR0upsBURG P9cono Mountains. sCRAN
TON, PITrSTON, WILK ESBARRE. NANTICOKE
DANylLLE, NORTHUMBERLAND; Montrose. BING.
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Waervie UTICA.
McHFIELn,, SPRINGS; cortnnd SYRACUSE, o.
BATH ,nANss'XiL,ILsE BUFFALO and all points
1870 a. M.-BINCHAMroN Mall Stops a principal
stations.
600 a. M.-BuFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN.
UTICA. RCHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESs Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con-
meets at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving $40
a n. morning.
90 = M.-SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
400 7. M.-SCRANTON WILKESBARRE and PLYM.
onTi EX ,, PSlimsa parlor cars. ,,,o,,
TON and EIMikA LIMITED EXPRESS Pullman
900 +. NJ. doaiiy)-BUFFALO, SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. RICHFfELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and OS-
WEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Murrays and 42o Broadway. Tickets ferry stations
1s5 and s42 broadway. SO West l25thst 22s Columbus
ave- New York. 33S and 726 Fuon-st and u Broadway.
brooklyn Time tables. giving full Information at all sta.
tions.
.WESTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel q residence TO Destination.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Front-st, y. ~ II OF Rooseyeltst. 23x14.2:
Forbes Hennesacy referee. TO Abraham Car
hide ''.'''',''s--.'
Sylvester I. II Ward. referee to the Third
Universalist Society OF city OF New-York. 49,.
Delsncey-st. 738 II OF Allen-st i4x25 Paul
Happel and wife to Bertha Lopez. .......,......
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
For E,.5n nf sfa' An GSs OF sD.
s 90 E' s 49, ~ H. 80 S A scG sun
For %ilke.bbarre ,Ps,on. and seran,on. $40 A. NJ.
For Reading at a.so 500 e:i0' 900 1870 A. "
0 &c. ~ iS &c. &c. 800 o. p s 's
& $.[;' p 80 Gen. ono s a NJ IS S "a!
ilc 80 1s S' I9 snnSaT, Il, IS 'S
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Ped 8n kofs ons na paas 9Th SC Point
30 80 20 sfn snsaT on ;cia 90 o: can . 40
A:Sary FAX rs " ise 400 SS'' 2'e'" Grove
ns H9s aAkE5%925 TsT SvcT F}'Sfs" PARK an.
ear A,iantic City. vneand and Bridseion. s'O A. II.
For s 20 RepS ss'Fss sp Ts,nf
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LonG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For At,sas: Ilshlaaa.: ish1Sa Bach NornaPal.
B"nsh at 4s 800 io A. H. Too ees si5 a iso ' SS
P. NJ Sundays 900 Ii 90 <. n 100, G:cs P f.
south to Tonp Pessan % M 100 s4, ana 80 O' SO:
p 90 sundays CfsceS' Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
For LakewOoa. Toms River. and Darnesat. 40 A. NJ.
FS al atlantic CITY vinelana and prdseton 40 A. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING.
F., PhladePna week dayS s.so 500 NO., go I soc
tarS 500 500 ,pinnS Car 9:So s:4s p n. I'D
night. SUNDAY, $50. 500. iisC. Dining Carr, A Y.
For Baltimore ana washins,on. week days 200. ii:S
=. N. 1915 nigh SUNDAYS 800. II 80 Dining cN3
NJ ~. J. 80 POO. 9:oo DINING car r. M: i2io nsshs
as e.4. i.i4o. 1923 Broadway 7sf eth-sye:. 81 FAD
I4h ST., 1874 Eas, 125th st.. 264 West 125th ST., 20
rolurnhus Az New-York: Court ST. SEQ Futon 81.
Brooklyn; 0s Broadway. Williamsburg The New-YOri
Transfer Company Will call foT and check baggage from
hotel residence TO destination.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

N Ns o F' saa o az East T to Henry Cooper
I,ohne Michael and wife I'D Sarah a Wright.
Kobsns-ave e 5. COS # Of Pon'lac-s' .7,o
1 "a'' f snjaala 9 to Frank Ho.appc Web ~,
cameron s1roH Mafsas, Of to Te and
g C. S 9.s % I'm Il wsr 70, sna @ map s 5000
e"' is2dls s. 225 It Of boulevard years 10000
Tirc,ctersst wear ...........,....... 1900
% No i4i map estate Clement c Moore 10Th ,o,o
EiSspar, LOUIS $. and wife to James I. Wells
lo,~ io3 ioi. lo5, 1908 and ioiB. map Samuel ,ooo
FsSas Wam apa ap Ti z! 70 Me!ropa,an 1900
FIeulentha; REGINA = Jacob Frleiander No cooo
caisy Henr5 = and wife to Louisa 5 Teets.
Fron,-s' 5 - q ~ u Hooseye st. . yeafTs looo'
ers' %aional Bank Of Ncw-iork Nos i2S to $40
lH' 19lh,st months ,, i,t o'i''
for savings u New-York s5I-st n s. 100 #
mems Fr@ier "N TO Wihemlna schafer lots Is
T Troh ~ I' w sqSayI years property OF mary 5000
aHd Trust i'' c@np any E 70 as 1 Ips
KSop man, william p. and wife to Valentine ''''''
Hannah. West io'h-'t. " corner waverley .ooo
Lev. Jo,eph :. claia 4 riawron ,ru-tcee etc.
No 23i Fast o'h;.t. years ;.......:..:. 1900
N?sI d Il A If p.si l'9 2Sri ran''y-' $50
Levin Joseph. 10 samuel Kemuner 81 al. Mad
year 2 mortgages, ..,............. 1900
600 It " II Avenue D. years. ............. $500
Meehan. Thomas. 20 E'niCrant Industrial Savings
property 10Th ward yeor.................... 6ooo
Nel. James 20 Henrietta Wheeler. execu'rS,
lots p. 20. IS map part Harnum estate. Nor
Ryan. William ". - Henrietta Wheeler.
"cItrN. lot p. map part BaTum estate. Nor
ri'nna y y s,.......................... 300
R"ynoldT lane T. q. and another Elizabeth
Rcnhardt NJ % wert li5,h-,,. years'...... 1880
R"lding. Mary $. 10 Mary Rarlach. College-ave.
80 {, q i4al st. years. ........... 5000
Schn-gs Francis J. ana VIE 10 FreelOse
OIirien ani another executors. gGth-st g
70 q ~ Madison-dve and adjoining prop
eru and years. mortgages. .......,.... $1,000
schmidt. Conrad. and wife fu John Drewes and
another No 253 East lO'h-st years....... - 600
sheridan. Theresa. and another Margaret
Putnam. lot under water. Hudson River ad-
Joining lots 20 o. map land VI + Putnam.
year ...... 1000
Steermnnn. Rosa. - catharine VI p O'Reilly.
10Th st =. 81 y ~ AleXander-ave. l 70
Towus"nd. Sherman II. and wife Augustus
Downing. Wliau-st. corner Duanr-s'.
10000
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MASSACHUSETTS rs. NETWORK.

THE BAY STATE AHEAD IN The FIfSI I4N-HI-NU
IN THE CRICKET MATCH.
For the third time in four years New-York ana
Massachusetts opposed each other yesterday on
the cricket field The game attracted a large crowd
to Staten Island and the spectators were rewarded
by seeing some of the finest cricket contests played
here in years The Massachusetts batsmen sur
prised the New-York bowlers. their patience being
highly commendabe. and they succeeded by good'
steady play In obtaining the advantage on the first
inning. Play will be resumed to-day at IL a. m
The following Is the score
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MASSACHUSETTS.
ROWLING ANALYSIS.
NETWORK.

c. X. Ellis. Stephenson. Cracknell
L. j. Prendergast c Saunders Stephenson.
T. II. Pool. st Haughon CacSnell. .:............ -
H. G. Wright Stephenson. b Cracknell .......' "a
i. F. Kelly. b Crackneli =; ''''''''''''
~ Ea-i,,rn II Wright II
- tvars n wrieb, observation-disclosures. II
~ " shenher1son IA CrackneI
II 10000, ~, o,t
% D. = cho,berdson II Cracknell ............. %
J3ycs
byeS
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Geathsrs.

nR W. q HOWELL. Tutor.
III East s2ist
TUTORING for N" summer months hy Yale graduate.
city country 20 travel. highest references Al
dress l.. O.. l.2i2 HroniwAy
fI'UTOR.- Herman prisier "A. NJ 80 10Th
makes speciality during the = tutoring l0r
eSnnlna1ns. seven years successful. experience.
quainted with requirements u leading college.
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ju5trurflon.


obstruction.
For Young Ladies.-Country.
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Counlrn propertp for Sale

ID isKKSIfRE FARM - acres cuts 80 tons hay. house
- Il room greenhouse ample buildings. orchard 400
trees water: price 5000. worth $1,000. owner
II II. Thompson. North Esr"mout. Mass.
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Gordon Hotels. Limited.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

II UROPEAN ADVERTISERS will find the
~ London ONCE Of The Tribune Is Fleet Street. l. c..
eonvenient place to leave their advertisements for pub
sscatiou n The Tribune
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1894-02-03
An Extraordinary OGer-Read 1t Care.
fully, and Do Your Guessing

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Str0phes a Ia Fillette.

TcuNrr itliett2, HIittG on blonde,
. deuce Cnfant aux NcuX rCvcurS,
BCauN CONNIE uu coin tlu ciul don't l'ondt
Rctiete les splcndeurs.
ia ,IrlInc stme encore iGnOrante
De tollS les cnnUlS dici-bas,
Brllc dune iuic cnyirduto
chacttn nc ties pas.
Ia route en- 1t Vie est HlcDrc
Tine 1t coliVGItr lie fctlrS:
&c Gui ltcaire c'cSt l'durorc
Aux plus tcildreS COlllcurS.
TU vols tOUtr iVvre SQUIRE
4 ton bHbIlagc cnrantln
Car OH to croiIHt k Z"rhyrr
Phi nu!it:rG au mutin.
ttuuul IA passes toUS les bras So,lvrcnt
IUllS les fronts ~'inclincnt VcrS tpi
LES occurs battcnt. les yGUX tc cOuVrcnt
De regards picins d'rmuis.
Cost que ten trout pcl>"lnific
1T IL c1llIcur ct Ii hcamt"
Jyu:rc tile. iiNniS lrnVie
Ne marrAc ton cote:
It tn L. <fN> Lien que ION iiiuc:
I'll connie Il t4ll hon Urtrc aiLIU,
lie hoNli,ur. lrG"r di2Grm".
Convre ton front ci.arnr.
Cares rillu>lrn, nla belle:
tt> hehHN !ntire Sunt wife passes;
lie %ouffrc est Ii Iu les nrpellc:
lis Y trmbrnt llc5S!e
Talt pis -. FilIcttr hrilir on blonde,
Gu 'tuttcc thiant les EeuX rrNGurS
SOnt bearA CONNIE le cict don't i'ontp
ist1icte les SplendcurS.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1894-02-03
re Buvez plus de Whisky.

six cents mc2lecins holianlais ont for
ne Ia dccIarHt ton sulvantt;
/. l. usage, meme avcC moderation, DIES
BLOSSOMS spilltutuSeS, est tOujOurs null
sibie. L'HlcOOi ne tlvoriSe pas la d ges
tiOu, an cuntrAirc, il hi fait obstacle
N0us nluutclGnS Qne uuantltc d'afttc-
tlonS dc ItstomAc, auNGueites ont at
tiiur rin&t motifs divers, mont d'autre
cause que usage habituel DIES liqueurs
aI"oonQueS.
:. Cette opinion rupuIale est tgalC-
ment fausse, que les Spirltueux sont des
stimniAntS hcCeSSa!rps on sans danger
par les glanus troldS GU les chaleurs,
chez DIES lndiyltius tnulnlssant un tra-
vail mu&culaire considerable ; chez ceuX
Qui s'cxposent Il I'm ali humidt chez les
uuvlitrs Qui tTnvaislent dams leau on
dams les maraiS chez ceux don't la nour-
rituTH est InSuffisante.
3. Dams toutcs les maladies ct snrtout
dams ceIIe Il evolution rapide (titvre,
ciin!t'a), ccuX lGi font un usage hahl
turl des BLOSSOMS tOltes otf.ent lie molns
de chauCrs De resistance.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1894-02-03
Z lGlies ]:

If III haven't l;id in your supply Of flower
seed 'O"t buy any 0nn"d|s. We propose to
supp ) sou with all you will want GOO varic-
ties Free. We do it simply to call your attcn-
ton 0 something better, which to see is to
wan HE brightest and best Of periodicals for
the lmc is s. S<s HAN "a large illustrated
MOI .i,y, rs bright as a new Oin and AS charm.
ing "a spring bonnet. 1t is brim full OF every
THU :, woman wants TO know, and will bring
sun 4nc 10 the home the year round. 1t is cut
to II ;':I to pleas woman, the home-maker.-
Nov for cur offer Send lis ten cents (stamps or
sliVt E I'd we viii send you WOMAN two
NOR On trial, aud, in addition, will send You
20 Sarietit of Flower seed Free!
7! letter is for Immediate acceptance. Don q
put II StE'! to-day and you will reeve the
see ma Woman, tromptly. Address
" NAN PURIISH'G Co. Richmond Va
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1894-02-03
LIE DEHOCRATE DE ST. LANDRY.

LIE 5 janvier an matin, il Paris, deux
agents en- tournee ont dccouvert sur la
berge Ga bassin De la Nillette, entire
deux porres de taiIlc, trois cnfants ages
de hlit, dix ct ticize ans, qnl Sc tenaIent
embrnsats.
lis rtaient mOIt6.
he il0id les await tues.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1894-02-03
FOR SALE.

n WI sell for cash or on easy terms the fol
III lowing described property. VIZ:
|. 4 plantation i'll bellevue Ontainns about
sixty six arnents. all thoroughly fenced and
drained, WITH tenant house and outbulldngs
known rs TIE NarCsst Richard place.
2. A plantation situated on the Courtablegu
containing tour hundred and forty-twO and
42llU0 arponts, about sixty arpcnts under pieux
and wire fence and in cultivation, with two
good tenant houses and Outhuilliugs. The rear
of this tract consists of cypress swamp.
3. Several tracts Of wood land On the bayou
Teche. situated between COulOn's bridge and
Barry Landing.
The list and I'd tracts are rented advan.
tageOusly for the year 1894, and il sold I will
transfer rent notes to purchasers.
ia1Gtf ". &. PERRACLT.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1894-02-03

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