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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
ATLANTIC III Al! TEA co.
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MACHIM RRZ
CAROIHENN q HNMN

CAkUIHEh5 = hUWN
We have In stock 10 TIE prsseut tmSSne iol-
Lowing. One secondhand ltOfl1ontsl 49,
aud Boiler. ] b. D. one second hand A cin'tt| =
tomato kpgin and Boilers b. p. Nlesecoftf
hand HorizOntsI EngiHe aud Boilers b. D. OHg
Secondh aHd skinner Horizontal knGins and
Eeiler 10 %. p Ons sscond.haad Tiahef hof-
izoutsl hueihe aud Boiler, ~ h. p enc second.
hand spence Traction Eaglac aad Boiisr. ID b.
q. One secondhand Knowles steam Pump,
medium size. one secondhand N0itafd hieam
Pump. sHN3h. One second hand Horizontal
Tubular boiler 70 h.p. one sorond.hand Horixcat
tai due Tubular Boiler. Srrl6 one nov Acfne
Automatic ERginc sud Boiler. ? b. p. One new
Skinner horizontal Engine. - b. ,. AGENTS
American Feed WAFER Heaters, by the use %
which guaranteed saving In fuel is made Of
~ per ceht Agents Suefikof \ Carr PowsT
Fly Fans Warefcom 2i5l Main street. Once
Room 80 Peabody BuildiaK lGj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03

Do NOT not forget that Kurser &
Chew DO all kinds Of painting and paper
hanging.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
AMUsEMENTS.
MOSS AND HOSE.

"Hoss and Hoss," one Of the best
farce comedies on the road, with Willie
Collier as the bright particular star will
be the Opera House attraction next Fri
daY night. The piece has been recon-
structed, one entire act changed, since
its last appearance here. The support
ing company is excellent and every
where we'll spoken Of by the press.
This will be the last opportunity to sea
"Hoss and Hoss, as Collier opens in "a
Back Number" 10 the spring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
PULPIT POINTS,
MATTERS OF INTEREST ALIKE 10 PASTORS
AND TIE LAIfY.
Interesting Anniversary Celebration at the First
Presbyterian Chureh-OOming Entertainments
Topics for Sunday DiscsursH.

The Sidney OFT Mission Band, an or
ganization Of young folks connected
with the First Presbyterian Church.
celebrated its eighteenth anniversary
in fitting manner last night, by giving
a musical and literary entertainment in
the Sabbath school room. The attend
ance was very large, and the affair was
an artistic success, due largely to the
efforts OF Miss Oldham, who has had
charge OF the meetings Of the Band.
The exercises opened with the singing
of the hymn, the Light Of the World
is Jesus" by the congregation, after
which Rev. DR.. Cunningham read a
lesson from the Scriptures. Miss Maud
Gabriel recited stopped" in a clear
and wel-modulated voice, and very
pleasing expression. The Band then
executed missionary exercises entitled
Little Lights" The next number was
a defamation entitled THE Right Sort
OF Boy" which was creditably rendered
bv Master Howard Craddock. The en-
tire Band then sang the hymn, Heart
Bells" Another interesting exercise,
Little Helpers" followed, and the ex-
ercises were brought to a close by a
carefully prepared address, delivered in
a faultless manner by Miss Emma Row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
ro1LEr aooDs-EwING Bros.

COUcHEs---G. MENDEL & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
WEST SHORER.R.

Trains leave West 4cd st. Station. New-Yo.k a. t.
lows and Is minutes earlier from loot Fraakn ST.
$50 A. II. Daily. Local to Buffalo. Sleeping ~.
New-iork &c BioomylIIe. sundays Only; car b oosS
$50 4. VI. Daily local to Albany Tor Ca,ssl N.ss.
tans and Saratoga Parlor car 10 Albany. sundays
OILS A. VI. Daily for slbany. u;lca. Syracuse. ROchss
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago: except
ALLOW 4. NJ. Daily. except Sunday 10 Bloomyle
and Catshill Mountains. New Patz. Lakes Mohonk and
Mnnewa ,xa. Psrlo: cars 10 Boomyl.e and Nes I..IA
D.-II35 a. VI. Daily, excep, sunday z Caiskl 9o.i'
baEy. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. FaFos cars "
HlOoWvill. sarat'ga and Ca!dw Ell -. .,, a.
S.15 l.. VI Saturdays only. Haf-Hol.day speeiA I"
Ca,skl Mountain Parl)r car attached ,,,,, ,,.n.
tsins New Paitz, Lakes Mohonk AMI Mianswaska' AZ:
tany, Saratoga par!or attached 70 Hobart ans
600 i. NJ Daily. e,cep, sunday. tor Albany
S.Is 4. VI. Daily To- ANanv. Montreal. Stica. syIe
cuse kocheste.. buffalo. NlagerA FAILS. Toento. De-
O.3O -. NJ. Daily. excert sunday. .or Ne~burs Az
barry. Saratoga and Montreal Par!o. car 70 King
.45 p. VI. DAILY ..cep; Sunday, Tor Utica syrseus.
chester and Buffalo. Carries s!eeping-caE passenEss
$40 M. Daily fo- Albany. rtlea Syracuse Roche s:
A. u. c leaves Brooklyn BY Annex; Aiocc. BioH
a. C3oo m. Jersey ciiy. r. H. H. StA''oh' AUS ="
For tickets time tables parlor AM sleeplng-ear -
York and ~ stations. Time tables a, principal hotels
5 Vanierbr,-av New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
THO paTDS IN CHINATOWN.

Captain Berghod. of the Elizabeth-st. station.
raided the clothing store of Chu Cow, at NO 10
Doyers-st on Saturday night Cow was arralshed
before Justice Ryan in the Tombs court !eS'e'
dav morning and charged with selling opium.
Da,ective Devln said that ne entered the store
and saw a Chnaman buy the drug. Cow was held
in $500 bail for trial -, . -
Schepoy'' in the apartments Of Yuen Gee, at NO 80
Mott-st on Saturday night. when captain bers-
hold and his men broke into the place. uen zee
and his guests were arraigned IN the TomDs foIce
Court yesterday before Justice Ryan ree was
were fined s. each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
THE BREADTH or CHRISTIANITY.
CHANCELLOR vINCENTs BACcALAUREATE BE-
FORE THE c. l.. s G. CLASS

CHANCELLOR VlNCENIS bfN'ffhH''''''''
FORE THE g. l.. 5. C. CLASS
Cbautanoua " Y. Aug. 10 (speciaD.-The Chau-
&auu,ia Literary and Scientific Circle OF ~ a''eh'eu
the morning service in the Amphltheatre III Dou!
to-day The class will be recognized next Wednes-
day morning. at which time the diplomas VIII DE
given TO each graduate The baccalaurea'e sermon
was preached by Bishop John II. Vincent O"ai'-
celor OF Chau,auqna. Bishop Vincents theme was
."rhe Breadth Of Christianity and his text fsalns
cxfx &C. Il have end Of all periecuoh o"'
thy commandment j. exceeding broad. Inc i'S''0t
took I'D the numerous arguments often adNano''
against the narrowness of the Church ana OF |l'i'
DAINTY and asserted that what at times see'io'
narrow resulted at length In the greatest poS''D0
breadth lie deplored the ill-feeng ana unhlmuii
snirit often displayed especially in rural conHuhi
ties by one church against another anu 81
was fast passing away lie urged c II SSo,,phi
breadth OF view and nobility OF soul ne ino ,sai
the narrowness of the Church and OF inc nun ~
Christian the result ALWAYS OF that 'eiu,nVS ,.ay
human nature which has never yet been qui'e or1
come He does not believe that any man shouI'
teach preach in any church II NJ Nv more than
trary the doctrine of hat chup'n any democracy
under Republican auspices. He urged pfedu .,,
culture that would include knowieuse Vi 'N'''
OF thu ysner service was held in the Amphitheatre
at 5 o'clock and brief address was ae.n'u vas az
the Causes and Remedies of Doubts AMONG io""9
People" ...,.,,o r.as hold in the Amphi-
theatre at 80 and at o'clock )r 5esse L. ,ib a.
but Of NewYork gave BDlca! ~ F1otprnts Of
lustrsons his snnJee; wachhe service was he
~. O n'c1ock and a brief address was dehNere" ~
br richard S. Holmes. OF Pi,tsburg -. o,o.,,,
Tomorrow marks the bes,hhi.rrss VI proaTanme is
good better than usual for me i2I Hav and an
day Grand Army OF he RePaCnc ray of state
address address snd lecture on ABRAHAM Lincoln. by
DR. S. Parks Cadman. of New-1orh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20

lanes Butler of No. 6s Leroy-st. and Gilbert
OTTER of No Ill Chrstopher-st.. two tough young
mon were arraigned in Jefferson Market Court yes
terday by Policeman Farrell, of the Ninth Precinct
who charged them with annoying an Italian pedier
named Joseph FAM . r., go, o.to,
never work but spend their tIne annoying Gym. an, ana
rohhng Italians Justice Hogan fined them both
en- ana in doing so said: IF | had my way !
swouid give YOU thirty lashes apiece on you bare
hacks instead of fnng you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
MR.. KRAFT TO CONTINUE Hin fI"Hi
WILL, WORK TO SHUT Up AN OBNOXIOUS LIQUOR
SHOP NEAR HIS HOME

VIII. WORK TO SHUT Up AN OBNOXIOUS Liquor
SHOP NEAR HIS HOME
q Kraft has for thirty years been telegraph
orerator for the Western Union Telegraph Noii
many and owns the houses Nos. 22l ana rs "eS'
,rvelfth-ct He Is a fatherly looking man. an" WIN
his family occupies No. 22l. Fer number OF years
No o97 West Twelfth-st. was. it is alleged ais
orderly house. The police made no eiior' 10 ''o'e
the house. and finally Mr.. Kraft TOOK ,he .""''''
,,n and about two months ago succeeded IN having
tho Mace raided and the occupants driven from
the neighborhood. Mr.. Kraft then turned ms "'
.ention to a rumshop kept by man named E'liI o
Ur No 22s West Tweiih-st. but his eforts 10 cIoS
the mace have met poor success tchntI' NJ. nui
satisfied with keeping liquor shop turhe T ~ su,n
into a drinking garden at the pe8lhhlI y. - "a
,mer and Mir Kraft alleges thai night was ihaa g
hideous by the singing and talking OF Inc VI, mel Kraft
mas Complained repeatedly TO Captain DELANEY: oo oi
the Ninth Precinct about the p@ rSpn nu
About o'clock yesterday morning Mr. kr OLIVES w@s
awakened by the singing and taIkinE nd IN heard
man two doors below him say; II you don NM, stdTR
E9dr remak was answered with eers and obscene
language Mr. Kraft dressed hlinSeu anu u, dn,, in
the as ebne place out Of
the side door and one man VINO was nop9 % MS
ing ieg Kraft did not answer him and continuing the
man said: I'D like punch hole he in S your N !nGe
Ward" Mr. Kraft went to the Charies-s T.a
ton and complained TO Captain Deianey' VENT 90 the
Saloon where he arrested George " Preston th ~
barkeeper for violating the Excise law. MI ~ 81
onnea red In Jefferson Market Court late IN tiie
dpY when Preston was arragned; He stated ms
case Justice Hogan and theh snaKns raIded less
than month ago and the scrubWoman was .I me"
sos while that villain who keeps the place escapru.
'"Don.t shake your finger at me, sir, SAID Justice
Hogan , !. os = rra+tar Of in
,T 70 him what action Justice Hogan took
in the case. II intend going to ne farhhu'S' '0
ciety ANYHOW" continued Mr.. KRAFT r,.. -
Policeman quinn then testified that preston iS
Fused 70 sell him anything although he had the sue
door omen Preston was held for examination To-
Iov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN Rv

Trains leave foot OF West 4.d-si follows ~ sNS
earlier from FraAAlln-sL .,. .,s Mn.
80 A. III for West Cornwall. Lakes Mohona s sa~n
new aska and Waikiki Valley stations, Mlsss"'nsslr
lloonngburg Elen,nle. Fasburg Liu.tt sSorwlca
Scranton, Walton, Delhi. sidney. New-BSTih -'''""'
Utica. Oneida. Fulton. osweso. - ,us,,s,ova
OBS a m. ,dall,) West Cornwall, Mloo'evussi ss
Bloomas burg Wurstboro Euenslile. Mon,A.nd4'e,
burg HurleyNe Liberty Falls. LteTiy, White "a NJ.
las y. Saturdays only FOR Alddleowh ,ysy,s
burg. Wurtsboro ElensilIe. Mountaniale rsssvic
Fasburg Hurleyvllle. Liberty Falls, Liberty. F%A'"
Livingston Manor Rockland. ,,,.,, s,onS
is D. M for Lakes Mohonk and MinnewasHa nsoiS
Ford Middletown Wurtsboro. Enensie M9untahsssSSsy
Centreyille Falisburs Hurleyville. Liberty FANS A'
Parksvlle Livingston Manor . ,,r. Neah,a
I.SO n m, for West Cornwall Orrs Mills 's0sN.
Rrcok .,,ampbeu Hall stony Ford Crystal Run. Mien"
town. Bloomingburg Wursthlro. Elensile ,,u-s Falls.
7:t5 D. M daily for Middetown, blooming ou,s Mar.
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor Walton s'a IA n,,nts
witch. Oneida. Fulton osweso' NMsais .i,nnr cha.r ca
60 Chicago without change -. a., t-oaA
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats At 81, p''s~
Wax New York. j. q 49,. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
1facher5.

DEv. JOCEIYN TOMBSTONE. VI; A.. viii commence
Ii class sept, ~ prepare students for all uniVei
stiles: unfailing with backward pupils; highest
references Address 3o2 West 5jth-st.
vTUTOR.-A. Everett Stone Nale', o6l Fi'th-ave a
specialist college preparatory Instruction rory
students have been tutorcd for Yale In six years
UTOR-IIcrman priser "a. NJ. No. q East ioth-st
/ makes "A speclat; during the summer u tutoring
for examinations years successful experience ac
ouainted with requirements OF every leading college
rJ,rE FISK Teachers Agences.New York iIoston en-.
/ cneo Los Angeles &c +,Al positions filled vSo IN
1904 CROKER PRATT. Managers. 10 oth-a'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAlLkSVVonxo'
w. summer schedule effect July Isl, iSTS ,ova ~
For Redbank. Long Branch Eberon ovvap pleasant
bury Park Beimar Spring Lake. and POINT 80
cosnd and p p; aS ss,ulasss on
$50. $50 $40 Except Reibank). 40 e;io' INV
Sundays. s:ia 'o:4s m: slo p n, nso 10 RedOensS
ss 100 .ads. a. %s SEA ~, S D. % isunGas s~
a. n. t.30. 400 p. IN. 49,, crov. and Asoosy
ps ssSHd'' trains DO not stop 81 '
D'nf RTrG tTP'f SIoDcETr supv takipw
J. r. WOOD. q r y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
School Aacntlcs.

A AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachcrs Tutors Gov"rneSses
&c. t. Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO-
Mrs NJ. J. YOI' NG-FTLTON. u Union square
4 TENCv Miriam Coyricre supplies tutors. professors
n teachers govcrn-sses etc IN all deps; recornsn -
schools parents $50 3thave. BOOK Bing. cor -on-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
BALTIMORE AND ONO H. II.
Fast Express Trans 10 ,.,u,tl
BALTIMORE Washington, ChicaROt einci"'"
81. Louis and All Points Wees.iiys

st. Louis and Ali Point. West;
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TKAi rSS CHI.
cAGO To D. M and lis night. For PITTsB1UYkYSs
40 p M ls:i5 night For ciNclNNATI ST hhSotTi
MORE. 900 a. di:ao n Dining Car c sa is:iS
o. m. SUM-. 800 D. m. 600 y. M DINING Sap' 80
night All trains run daily except 800 p m sunday
For NORFOLK Ray Line. 30 p m; sM sna chatts.
noosa through Pullman Sleeping Car GOO p ~ a. e ia.h
Ticket Offices: lI2 26i as lli0 Bdway' o. a,o Wash.
St 400 Grand St. y. Y. 800 3i4 Futon 81. sly n RI
ington ST.. Brooklyn: Station foot OF Liberty S''' -
OF N. J. 49,, -h.~k bar,
New-York Transfer Co. will call for and 'nee~
rage % destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
Eam 6rbools.

Nl Incorporated June 1891. ABNER c. THOMAS. LII
mean Case system Of instruction. Degree OF LII H.
Alter course Of years Morning division TO ~
evening division TO 10 catalogues apply to Pro-
CIARfNCE D. ASHLEY. o07 B'way. New-York
Al EW-YORK LAW SCHOOL I2O Broadway. n. Y:
~ Cny-Evening Dept. Cooper Union. Dwight
Ma,hod.' Of instruction Degrees LII II. after years
course Graduate added. Fee. 800 GEO CHASE.
Dean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
OTIS ELEYATINC RAILWAY,
CatSki!I Mountains.

Connects with o:lo 1870 and a:3o trains on New
York Central AMI 1875 and $40 trains Shore
Railroads and with Albany Day Line and Catslul Even
,r Line for Catskiil Mt. HOuss. Kaatersk Hotel.
nersyile and all points the Kaaterskill Railroad.
....,rro roa,n over the New-York Central
LINZ CU tnTiN on Saturdays las p NJ
for catski without stop connects with FL R'y: due
a, Mountain Station In HOURS AND 30 MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST 90 IsoA-TEN PAGES
1nstrn1tlon.
For Both Sexes.-Cou


For Both Sexes.-Country. "A
MASSACHUSETTS. sToCKBRIDGE. HILLSIDE h
" IA ' ~ ~ Miss ADELE BREWER.
n ENNINGTON (N j. SEMINARY. Bound BROOK H. ,5,h
/ between Phila and Ncw-York For both s,Nss' 40
year Very heathful beautiful and a,cessior r., cat.
courses OF instruction 10 teachers cost moderate ro
elocue etc address THOS iIANLON. d. u. rIes'ue. H-
n EDDIE INSTITUTE HIGHTsTowN. y; -. ,n IN
for College. Ieach ns
oueh In Oernsn French. Music. Art: TIN year
sep, 9th. Rev. JOSEPH F. PERRY IN. ~. ~.
THE LAKEWOOD SEMINARY 1T Union spr,nss "a
j yuea Co ~ Y boarding school io' pu,s "'
girls urder care Of the Nev-York Yearly N,,etnns ~
Friend. ,Orthodox Fits for Haverford, lrSh Ma"' anu
other colicges o.- =, p-,,c.nai
WESLEYAN ACADEMY-RoTTr SF;XEs-T,n,r Uoars sn
w Specialists @sics Art and Music
downent superior advantages AT ADDRESS
18th year Opens 10 1894. Tor ca,nI2E"ep d.
''N ' Pey WM r. NEWHAI.L PIN.
' ~ " Wnbraham. Mass
Miscellaneous.
N ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIAN and experienced
,eacb.r Tor rano organ and composition VIII give
tho use Of his splendid Grand Plano TO some sti
IN, ION where his will for board and lodSihs
Address ORGANISE. Rox :. Tribune
T,XCELsIoR BICYCLE SCHOOL. ICE East 39th-st
IL Rank Rufding)--Prvate instruction by conp"tcnt
and experienced lesson SOC hve lessons ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
REAL ESTATE.
PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Uester-st No 3d.: Leo Sudinskl TO sarah blau'; ~"
f2h-st $ W corner lst-ave. 23.aXloo mary =
Kent q John + Kent - .. -.
Irving Place. n corner lSth-s' Z"xS''" Jan"
Ennis Matthew F Ennis -. i To-,
Lots Iso and 1s3. Mary y Barker to James BARK
err 81 Nichoas-ave. 3, 2.5s II OF liile par
lei 10 and 80 II n of i:3d-s Irregular; IL IL
,-hor,naon Of nj 10 Mllerton National Bank.
Lot ~ block y map Sections and 49, North
York: Julia n sotschek 20 Herman" ""oe 1s
Lots 2l3 and ga map property Edward I Young q
T,n1es T. Nolan to Charles G Jorgensen. -, -
Lot @ block 5i3 map subdivision chariote
owhridge: James q Patton ct al 10 george :,
Spncth -
Lot 2Gf Section \, WISE estate; Twenty-thru
Ward Land improvement Company 10 Johh
Issth-st 3d-ave. triangular plot IT.
regular; Ann Wicks 10 Thomas wilson. -.
piver-ove . corner Palisade ave, Irregular;
Henry W sackctt to Lizzie r Sackett ........'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hudson Frances A. to Marie r Jacobsen. 3lst-
81 ll5 II Q Of 7th-ave and other property 9, q,
Hoffman Michael A. TO John Belger' S'd-s'' II . ,oo
35o II OF istavc. 2 years.
ro-gensen Charles c. and wife to sc.Slliia.
Rnidlnc and Loon Association. lioth-s'' " oO
aop n Of Teggatt-avc. Instruments - ~
X ,rftz Charles. and wife to Anna ' = H"S'7S' 90
N IA Creenwich-s,, 3 years -. 49, "
niIsson John to Twenty-third Ward Lane , LIZ,
nrovnrnen, Company lot POI. map OF "ec"'" O
4 Vyse estate years. :.,.'' .,
Russa1 Charles. to \ Il Cnrksoh '''h-s" .
90 =, . Of park-ave. 3 months. ,.,.,....
s,mdnsk Leo {. to John iaray an ana an''" l9
- ~ ,,|roe N william n Sutcire, West
'rchester-ave n =. 80 # Of stehnins-aVe' Nv 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
TON

TO fHILADELFAIA. bALLIAOkL AND WASHING
,o- ph,laee,0sl,. week T S,ys go 500 ,m ,on
li:ao Dining SaS h. N. 20 800. 100 BUFF! Psa 1s
Cap. 500. 800 Dining Carr. 100 s45 p u. Ill
i'so so %, 500 dining Can p N. i?'i; nishs
y ~. l2;i3 nigh. sunda"s. $50. n.9o .Dhinf ca3
Tickets and parlo..:sesr seat: can b. procured at IL M
18th st.. 1884, East l25th st.. zs4 Yves, l2s,h 81. Ni
Columbus Az. New-York: /. Court 81. $50 Fsltn ST.
brooklyn: es Broadway. Williamsburg The Mv.Yorf
Transfer Company Will call for and check basss:s sn
hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
RAILROAD OF NEW. IERSFY
Anthracite coal used exclusively,

evl
-Four tracks. Automatic Block sgnaa
Trains leave station foo, u LlbeTty-st
For Cason Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch cnurs 4.
49, I:is go II - t? sas'on' 4 ~. i:io iso "a
days 40 Il L. N. 100. : 20. 600 p. II r. d. SUB
i:io so 20 p. NJ sundays. 40 & n "" A. u.
For Reading at % 500. $40 1000 ii.ao ~
IlO 100 300 400 500 5t5 7:30 p H. io.,s cs ~;
sundays 80 4. NJ. 100. l3o $50 coo r. X n m,i
FOR .H.rr!.t,r,. ., 80 500. elo A. NJ. Ito IA
600 p. ". 1915 nrht. '"" %"
s T,r s"s H. J 80 c'f Tr sundays. q,
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
- For Long Branch. ocean Grove. &C.
For Ped Bank. Long Branch. and points south to PJs
Piessan': = 20 6 50 to PEI Bank. s:l. 1881 liza
NJ 20 7: y SATURDAY. only. 80 e:l5. go 400
For LAKEWOOD. Toms liver Pqrrega. Put ,,l
DarneGat; 80 Sis A; ~. IA, 80 p. n
For Atlantic CITY. Cape May. Vineland and Britgetoa
so sIs. ii:sc A. ~. $50 40 Ell, p SUDAN
OF A. 81.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LO.D BRANCH. OCEAN GhOgE ETC
From Pier 8. n. K. loot Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach NornaadA
Kumson Beach. Seabrsht, Monmouth Beach. aai Loo
Branch AZ 40 900 a. 90 A. ii ~ - p " sa;urdsys
oniyl 100. 30. 4:3o: $50 p. NJ Sundays. 900 ITO
For " Eieeron. Assury Park. OCEAN Grow. an. ,e,u
south 10 POINT Pleasant. ~ 90 A. VI. ~ - p " Sa,u.
days oniy). 100 3:,5 40 $50 r. " SUNDAYS except
For Lakewood. Toms Rive-. and Barn..s. go A 4
For Afiariic CITY cape May. vinoau. and srtaes,u.
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SCHOOL or SOCIAL ECONOMICS. "a Union So. y !.
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Languages Rhetoric. Literature History. Law. etc -"
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-01
An Array Of Pleasures Une-
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THE BYCIcLE RACES And PRIZES.
Indian Villages. Dances. Games
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FIRST day, Monday, September IT,
All entries close at D. m, All exhibits
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purse, $3.50. Race No, 2.-Running-
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Race No. 3.-Running-All ages, one
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Second day, Tuesday, September 49,
Press and travellers day. Superinten-
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secretary's office at 800 a. m. and re-
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work of examining and passing upon
the exhibits. Bicycle races-1o a. m.
Trials Of speed, p. m.-Race No. A.
Trotting-2:29 class, best three in FIVE;
purse, $500. Race No. 5.-Pacing-2:25
class, best three in five; purse, $500.
Race No. 6.--Running- g--Two-year-old
stake, one mile; $3.50 added; entrance,
$50. First payment, $40. with nomina-
ton June LIST; second payment, SIS,
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IN. on night preceding race, Winner
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