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The morning call., 1894-06-16
Gloves.

Just unpacked a case of the famous and
popular La Mazeno Kid Gloves, with
plque back, in new and beautiful
shades, 81 30.
The morning call., 1894-06-16
Shoes.

Ladies' Tan-color Oxford Ties, hand
turned soles, pointed or square toes,
ST. So
Ladies' Fine Vici Kid Oxford Ties. hand
turned soles. cloth or kid tops, 81 so.
Ladies' Tau-cOlor Button or Lace Shoes,
flexible soles, So 80.
Infants Genuine French Kid, hand-turned
sOles. 75c.
The morning call., 1894-06-16
La Cigale.

A new Soap with delicious fragrance.
and possessing the delicacy Of fine
complexion cream, 25c box.
The morning call., 1894-06-16
Suspected of IncendlarIsm.

suspected OF INCenuIarISm.
MONROE. La, June 15.-J. B. Day, sus-
pected of incendiarism, was arrested last
night and taken from Jail and lynched.
The morning call., 1894-06-16

Up. M.-Chiming of the bells In Liberal
Aria tower.
$50 p. M.-Grand procession In honor
OF Chinese day.
z. M.-COncert by Mexican band in
m usic pavilion near Administration
building.
$3.50 p. NJ. Chinese day exercises
in Festival Hall, with music by Cas-
sasa's Midwinter Exposition band,
p. M.-Evening chimes on the bells.
1880 p. M.-Grand illumination of ex-
position buildings and central court, in
The morning call., 1894-06-16
Ladies'
Underwear, Etc.

Fancy Cotton Vests, low neck, no sleeves,
Is.
Combination Suits, high neck, long
sleeves. 81.
Black Hose. Richelieu ribbed, drop stitch,
novelty or plain, 25c a pair.
Black or Tan Isle hose. pairs for 81.
Mosquetaire Suede Gloves, S-button, 81.
The morning call., 1894-06-16
Drapery.

Remnants of Cretonne. from ~ to yards,
&c yard.
Remnants of Colored Canton Flannel, from
IL to 6 yard lengths, &c yard.
Pretty Slkaline Drapery, Sc a yard.
Sample Blankets. slightly soiled, at less
than half price.
The morning call., 1894-06-16

For Men.
Cape Goat Driving Gloves, 75c.
Nightshirts. embroidered, 49c.
Soft Laundried Percale Shirts, 81.
Ribbed Balbriggan Underwear. SOC each.
The morning call., 1894-06-16
Domestic.

All-llnen Crash. sc yard
Remnant of Red Flannel, to yards,
8bc yard.
Damask Table Napkins. Csc a dozen.
Huck Towels, all linen. 10c each.
The morning call., 1894-06-16
The HAMBURGER COMPANY,

MARKET STREET.
The morning call., 1894-06-16
CHINESE EMBLEMS
They Will Be Shown at
the Fair To-Day.
COLORS IN THEIR VARIETY.
Monaghan Music and Mirth in a
Grand Pageant.
SONoMA COUNTY HAS A DAY.
The Bearded Ladies From CeyIon
Resent Adverse Criticism of
One of. Their Number.
Through Iur1istfIes Yesterday.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Through TurnsttIes Testerday.......ss5e
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EACHAN"r''''

There was little doing in the auction MAJ
terlay and the offerings were OF sns"' -
Hall j. How & Co. offered under io'ec'os' -, -
1r,r,,, calosroor No III Broadway, No. 1,6i2 to
c,o Vadison-aye four hve-story stone-front mats
lots each lsxloO They sold for n7'c" each 10 tne
plantff in the proceedings. William kehhehy %.
fered No II West co. G So i;uy G
i'nmnsov the defendant, but he was unaoie "a ~
pos certified check for the the 10 per to eer Mrs Fila
property again put up ana sou 10 nffered No
80 Vest onehundred Sose eas sn =.
Ienox-ave a three-story stone1lrVt r Sor so 600
Sawson & Hobbs have sold at private Saf sne,vsev
R!chey three lots on the south .lde 9i 9ion.raI Park
anth:t herlnnlng 200 feet west OF Ceh'IaI @ a. ~
for $500 The lots will be Immediately Improved
by the building Of double fats on the site. four
Tn house, 30. 81 West Etghty-e.enth.s.j i' ~,
story brownstone 2lxlCO. was sold YESTERDAY h,y ps
john Carey 20 Mr.. Graft. +. Zittel was the pa"e'
The price paid was $1,000
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
pycTrREs or AMERICAN HISTORY

america, from Columbus TO the Co'uino''"
ros;,on' is the title OF a work TO be preSe"'e' Il"
Cb,ckerjnc Hall on Saturday evening No'ei"O1'
d II is described as ar hisiorlcal a'ieso'' "
music picture and song" 1t is to be give" "'''o'
tho ausn,ces of the Daughters OF the he'o'u''
and ,s IN celebrate the 1llth anniversary u '
evacuation of New-York by the Britsh Inc P0'
formance will be assisted by chorus OF lVV 'oiO-'
a military band and soloists. The ioio"lns -
pramne Is announced: The Voyage OF Co'u'iD
and tho Discoyery--Musc selected from Inc "
un,nh Of Columbus" chorus and orchestra t"e"'
eve vievs chiefly selected from the works Oh Oou
Roserv de T.orgues and Marquis de beho", Int
Colonial period the Nrgnians, the Dutch III -''"
Amsterdam and the Puritans antique muSl'' 'oN"-
ard Instrumental. AMI sixteen hsiofl'a' Ne"9
shown preceding the performance. Inc heNo'u''o
s,rpoeIa for freedom. Paul ReVere's ride' Two he"
Stone pictlres for orchestra, composer to' ~;
nroducfion; forty views. Marina Nasi,iiiS" S" ,". :
TouI,-The minuet ami al old lolkSOns Nus L 20
Odd by one view The War OF lH7 -ieTIH III c,ar Wv
torv the Battle of NeW-OrltanS music, nc 80 o..
SnSnplrd Banner: six views preceding 'He nj,
xVEtas,Tyari Ho.-Amer!can 70 ksongS idEoiats ,l.
H az the lime preceded by three typcal scenes
~ emigration. AllegOry of the CiVll " ar NJ ~,
Ia f'"rfasja for orchestra and band MUS
fftv views representing the uprising al "a. ~ 70
anj rraat battles ApotheOsis OF Peace al me ~, ~
n,n,bIan Exposition - Music, Ihe froCeSSioinii ,
March :" from ''rhe Triumph of Co'unpus view w
of American miracles OF the nineteenth eeh'u'! anu
the Columbian Exposition
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
DOUBT As TO IT BEING RABIES
,osrpu uEND1sCH1ER's COMPLAINT MAY BIZ
NOTHING MORE THAN EXTREME
>rpvor-eSpSS

Whether Joseph Hendischier. VINO was ~.
norted 10 have been attacked by hydrophopia Il.
Central Park on Sunday is In an early stag u
that malady or Is suffering merely from eA"'"'
nervousness is uncertain. Warden y OhourHV' u
RelIeyuc Hospital. said Tribune reporter '"''
Yesterday afternoon: "Hendischier Is getNnS d'o"6
all right and the Bellevue physicians nave "''s
nosel his case as one of hyser!a brought on "y
fear Of hydrophobia He slept wei last h's"'' A''
drank large quantity OF milk. maniiesuhs no
pucnance TO the nuid. he would have cone Il i" i"
had been suffering from rabies When the gag '"i'
was lightly tied In his mouth before he came n''
was removed by our doctors and the shacKes 'ahe'
from his wrists. the poor fellow said he was ga :
To find some one who not afraid ol MIN ''
has not been violent here nor shown any sy"hp'o''
of hydrophoba physician from the fasIeui I!o In
st,,uie who visited MIN to-day seemed 10 "et e. -,
,ith Tho diagnosis OF our doctors al.i 20 MINK 'a'
his nervousness will disappear N 70" daiS
Dr Paul (;!b!er. the mead OF 1,ds,,.-.I -,
No / West Ninety-sev-nih-st, SAID. W. ~ 49, e., ,
DAYS will probably elapse before we can MI NJ l..
nosltive diagnosis of Hendlsch.erS cas-, ht. "
tvonfv-eight years old and farmer OF lV"uS' p,
sio,,e Seven months ago he ana tWO Vi i'I IL
w. hitten hv A mongrel dog when haH Il! az 49,
rbch,, THE two colts died ten or tWei'e udi t, "6,
Gendischler tnen became apprehensI'S i"t 81 ~,
bera for treatment When he arrived ne .,,,o l'n
svrntom Of rabies but suffering irolnh nes I
ness caused by fear and dread lest ne a'So S''"''
die OF the disease.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
AFRAID OF TIE HNCHAGIST SOCIETY,"
TIE ARREST OF ARMENIANS BY TURKISH Az
THORITIES EXPLAINED - PKECAI-
TIONARY MEASURE


The report from Beyrout that number Of Arme-
nians had been arrested their arrival there rom
America on suspicion ..ai they were coASpFdtOrS
whose object was the assassination or the sultan
caused much excitement in the Armenian colo"y
OF this citv.
There are about 100 Armenians in Newly ork
CITY OF whom about 40 are members o, NE
unchaglst Society. which is credited with having
sent the consprators.
This secret society Of Armenans. said natur-
al,zea Turk "ha, branches in every city In the
United STATES and it Is l. ,kei upon by the Turks
,n tho same light as me Nihlis:s are regarded In
Russia The object Of the organization Is 10 us
force in freeing Armenia from Turkish oppression
When asked II he WIS member Of the organization
no evadcl the question and said: I'VE are far away
from Turkey but the spy system extends even 20
This country and | know that II proclaimed my
self a Hncnagst to-day my people IN Armenia wouIi
have 70 suiYet for Il. possibly not tomorrow but
certainly soon
Dr Nevdon NJ. Boyajan was seen at his oihce
No A. East Twenty-ei lth-st, and said: The Ar
menians are a cruelty oppressed people, anl when
they come to a free country like this they realize
the more ne misery OF their relatives abroad and
I. is natural tnat they snould band themselves to-
ee ner aud Try ali fair 10 better the cOndltlon
Of heir But sOme are oNcr-zediOuS, rtI"T
IN mo Hnchagists and their Anarchstlc methods
have caused rs who are not members 10 DE-
looked upon bad men
The Turkish side Of the question was gwen 70 a
Tribune reporter by man who i well yersed n
aIl matters pertaining TO that country. IL sald
"1'nere is no doubt that he H.chag!Sts sen; people
20 the other side % murder the sultan. ana they
,rr 10 50 again But ;he Turkish police are pre-
nared 70 recsvc them. and there VII. BE- no assassi-
nation.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
TRANSATLANTIC TR1TELLEKS. y.
wr1I,KNowN PEOPLE WHO ARRIVED HERE ih'
TERDAY FROM FOREIGN SHORES

xr,.,IXNoWN PEOPLE WHO ARRIVED HERE hhS
rERpAY FROM FOREIGN SHORES
.o,o tho Messengers arriving here yesterday on
rne American Line steamer Berlin from gu /, mr.
tno were Alvez A. Adee Miss Constance Aoee'
A., ard Mrs G. A. Andrews. Mrs. L. a Buck
Arthnr burgess Mrs. }. Burgess. Mr. ana Ars'
w u constable T. r. Chapman, J. c. PlayfoEa'
Mrs u A Playford J. u. Patton Howard Faui,
G. 3 Speer Mr and Mrs H. N 'Vo'"
Thompson and 4. p. thirsty ,
The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser VIII
holm II from Genoa. brought among her passeh-
ors v,1am p Arendroth. Or. and Mrs. Car Beck
Mr. ard Mrs William r. Beal Conte Ruegero de
1,.u.oarda Mr. and Mrs Sturgs Coffin Mr. and
Mrs ". G. Choate Mrs. Emory Clapp, Clara Dam
rosch John c. Furman. Mr.. and Mrs. W f"ihe'i-
hagen. Mr. and Mrs a. b. FIGHTER. Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs G. J.. Gillespie Samuel r. Lyman
Mrs william E. lie Roy. Mr.. and Mrs. Ihofnas
{, Iazear Dr. l.. l.. Lazear. Louis c. LehIneyer'
Conte Vincenzo Nanassero 81 Costiglioe. Mrs VIM
cenzo Manassero Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Outerbridee'
DR. Henry K Oliver. the Rev. and Mrs. L d.
Olmstead. Dr. Daniel p Pease. Colonel Herman
Stump. oscar Utz. Julius Wormser' Klcha'u ="
White and Lindsay s. q. Young
The steamer Saale. Of the same Ine' rom
Bremen brought among her passengers lsiior Ber-
mann. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Selling. Mr.. ana MIS-,
4 TiS,n Milton Van Leer Arthur Morris. Ny ana
Mrs Edward II. Ripple" and :. W Lee ., MI,
The North German Lloyd steamer AIIrr' Sa'I'',.
today for Southampton ana Bremen tx |t'
among her passengers Mrs; r a. boHrn' lt,.dr ~ ~
Brooks Captain W Bichard. Mrs O. A. ConoVei,
Julius Dreyfus. Pacnco Diaz Jordan Dlaz 0L,o
Friedrich. III and Mrs a. b. Grayes. Mr ana Ms
Tucker. captain VOTERS and Mr and Mrs Hans
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WEST SHORE R.R.

1la.l. l., :, N.s, i2d 81 station New loTk. fol-
l.N. aud = .lInIcs ,.rler from :o)t Franklin St:
$3.50 \. VI. DaIy. Local 70 Buna.,
9:I5 s. VI. btIy f'f Albany tuct. syracuse. Roches.
tc.. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago except
saturday ifr TnIoutu
5:,5 T.. VI. Dailv fU Albany. Montreal. Utica. sy a
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. Nasam Falls. Toronto. De-
tllt. tlrs, ,ldud chicago urG -. Leuis.
80 y. VI. Dali except nday, Tor Utica. Syracuse.
L. chester and ufdl. Carries alc-pug-car passengers
only.
NI3 T.. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Roches
Ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and St IoLa.
70 rcA,ts. tim t-hles. pnrlor ani sleepng-car
comma -tons apply city "ic"s. Bropklyn ana NewYok
and u Time tables principal hotels. FOR
other Information addi.ss
G. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
|and.rhll-avs New York
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

1 DNEKTIs EMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a THE NEW-lOHK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
cENEn AT THE lrroWN oFFlcE. ~ 81: Broad
way. ~ d"or north - Thrtv-hrnt st. ana AbNER
TlSEMfNrS at tn" falowins IIanch orcce :34
Eighth :. corner TN~Lty third-st II. SlNh-ave
lJ1 Fourth-avr. Fpurtr"nth-st $50 Thr1-aVe $50
Thirdasr.. Iprtvsr,cnhst t.o29 Third-aVe..
1872 Columbus -avc ~ Avenue A. 1873 Thrd-aye - Wes'
Foreonth .t.. JI West Forty -seconl-at: S5i Third
l3:S Tlrd-av".. .o5l Tnrd-ave one hundred
and tw.lf'h ami One-hunii q and hlreenih
~ the iAREM OFF 'ES. i>O Enrt hundred a nj
twcntyh'th-si. 23 Wes on-hunired and twenty -ffth
st. and 39 West -hundredand- forty yhfh-s. up To ;
D.. regular office rates.
In Brooklyn ~ G3 ccurt-st: 4s Broadway. T. D.. 2C0
Beffori-ayc.. 10 y y. AT regular office
European Branch Tor advertisements only. 10, Fleet
Street. E. c.. London. England
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

il9's ilaa., 1856 ;Soa !" u A'saalsra as.,m@n,; c'o
Trust e., ; l2Nth -, 1913 It " u 3l-"Nc. =, PA
it'-i"ur So isi Hrn-y-si 5000
same t Annie Goii.tcin sane property ty....... 300
XrwY"rk 81 s5 :th ave. . yesrs............ $1,000
'I,",S Wni~rr. ',' D' o"rner IA and rark.ays
car,' K Anna. ami another TO- the Equitable LIE
As-urpnc- Society United states $ 77th-st .oo,.,
r-nn,..y EdvarI t; Il.nry ! connolly. e ID.
p% b,"no. NARY. 20 MaTssrc, II smith. " 3
THAN, st. 2c2 II = u id'th-s, ye,@r.:::.. @ eco
porzec-r ll,nr% q2a n';; /; 'as Greenwich o.
risShrr mrrman ana ~ifc TO- Fricrlcka Knoche
Garfield At. corner Na!eniinc-av, years. 1000
F' o5 M'. i@9 .; a"s''f o 10 r ysass Murray
Furons Martin 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
60. "oh-~t - It of Coldmbus-ave.
rfrirrlc,.. Joseph to Daniel Ken e 2l-avc.
2c5 # ) ~ 5Gh-s years ................... 2cCo
F'c, st. SO F's"' , St to xoSy Hoy Wee Tca. '' 10000
Gottilrh. Aaron. and wife to Solomon II Kohn.
ucnrlrh' Louisa t. Louise Mo,iicr. aimn,stra.
trlx Prospective. 100 :, n Of l5dthst.
J3scin Jcin and w,ic T. jamc, " ogden. ~
Kohnrmsnn. Hannah. to William VIZ NJ 80
Knox iohm ind rifr To- sarah 4 q skinner. ''''
tn.on-ayc. 1886 q u i'd'hst. YEAR. 5000
acSml,. ,'ir y cro,5"a-aye It Of Oakland
IaHTcnc1. snyi FANNIE T. to Marie l. oss. No i.i4o
I.u,stcr cornelius ". and wife u Title Guaran-
,ra Park West , y,ars mortgages. go 600
Lawrence. Robert ". aud wife To- l. NJ Guest.
w old Macombs Dam Road. 30 It ~ line Il
rad.rrr samuel L. e. VI ii eastman. n g corner
Knsbrldfr Road and is7th 81, &c.. yFSrs s; s'2"
y1r. ................. ............ 1000
I.llirndam John q r. - NJ II oishman
Is7th st. 100 II " of Iithn,e yea,s....... Coso
| ,uc, Thomas \ and WIZ t. Ernest McNeIl
"a all 80 II Of lbIth ~. = years. SD
ist Ave. in,tamrnis 1850
Mrrz Wriism to James r Barry n l3Cth-s
isle It II MeNander-ave insialmsnis 600
Mnnr.l Henry ana another to John . l'uriinK
AMI another. Arthur-st. lNi II Of Pelham 800
Mnir- Narv TO Henry We'll n $ iilst-st coll
II " Of ST Nlclola, ave years ......,...... 5000
Mack John t. the Mutual I.fe Insurance co. W
Infh-aNe. lij u = ~ iWh-st y"lr......,, l2OO
Nash Isabel g. AMI another to Henry \ Barlng
ct nj. trustees " 6th-ave. 80 II W @h-st 49,.
years ..........: S'WO
-, icis It II ST Nicholas-a,c yrars...... 10000
Sau,r Theodore A. and wife 10 Francis
Jcncks : West End-ave. 3G.s IT of o2d-st
sh,rp@ Elmir c. To- sa -ah \ Williamson. "
rrrr,-nve Tsj > Il Of old Road. years...... 22lo
$50 West il3tI-st. ycar...................... BOO
sclopper. Henry. to = nrooker. Elmwood
Ttrirann. Bernard. and wife 10 Jan. Potter
'cu'or. coumhus-a'e '1ll II ; ~ lc3l-si,
wrisfi' wninm 5. to samuel Riker. No 235 West
i5th-s year, I2oO
Vorcl~r. Kaiharin" - nj 10 Amelia Schwarzer.
Trinity ave. +o' II OF l1d-st years. l.2j0
Vaupel bertha AMI another. t. George Stein
hrccher lst-st. y ,. 33is II = of 2i-ave. in
Van I.okkcen William II. and wife Henry |.
Sprague. lcGi and LO,G Madson-aVa. | year. CD C00
Wise. Elizabeth 70 Ferdinand Gcger n Lowell
st. 10 It = " co!!ase-aye. years.......... leo
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
RailroG0s.
E0E NNSYL Y ANA
N RAILROAD co.
ST.TJONS ioOt OF DesbrOsses and COrtandt Strce

In Eject October IL. 1921.
oso A. NJ HA1I 1pIrIEiEsYLvAXIA Ei%hLrx.X>IA Limited
C'mpafnert sle.pins. Dining smGnlhs; ineland n 595
in cars Arrives Chicago aaodanapoiis n 745 a m.
.oo i. " cnicAGo AND ST LOUIS EXP EXPREISSi Louis,
r.ii@ and chicago Arrive Cincinnati io'' a. IN" '
600 Zoo n'n": Gars To- chicago cleveland Arrives
eye.nd i; Ri wrs1rRx T4saI: p E PRE-
Arriyrs cincinnIi p m. Indana'olis ioi' D. "' '
oS 'T r VI PAc%Ic EXFRi:ss-Pqlman sleepIns ca;
in pItt.Inrg Connects for Cht-asc daily ana O's'
na.IirTonr. 1910, TWAsHINGroN AND TIE s0UT'i;
: 30 300 loio GTiicl % lirnfi mei ali Parlor
oni Dining CarN 80 Wi"'ng C"5l 90 go 0%1ngre.si6na
limited all Tarior and rnins carsI 49, u'"'''
80 =, @S w. p sn1:n nj =: 10 Ta. R'f E,rrey. daily se,ger,
-, A'le,ic Tampa. Augusta and New-QIlT"n+ 'v,iie
u.ht daily s-p@r~ Montgomery and Itiin,.
FOR Old rotNT CoMFoKT ana NORFOLK TIs Tsro,rS Sngr
Charles Route a weekdays ana WIZ" i"'0'''
ArLANTIc COAST LINE 900 n eay sSesPT5' o5 % no
daiy Slrcr"fs TO Jacksonyiilc -, ,.,v 100 p NJ
V~ek-days. through Buffet Parior Car to Atlantic
T' :as "'7fn 5ioai$ 5;s S';o% i@d D% ";
weekdays SUNDAYS 90 - ~; ~, 3D. an ~ Sindays)
stop at A.'"'T ron OK 'rlIIlADELrMI%E ,,m,.D
. p m ie y night sunlays. Express, Gl'- 80 .
o3c 90 Limited 10 a. m. . 4. $50 :, " ''''
rEst ore Nos iaa oi4 lio6 l.322 ii3 and a 2Si
Inalvnr Astor Iouse ana foet M 'I r,l'"n strest %
ooday ookyn Annex station & f9o' & Fp'H
~ ,1rIiy vn ca for AMI baggage from
lo'el- enl Lines through to des'in1t2P. WOOD
C;cn.rrl Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
e {. RAs:::. e. lin C. s ,

|uhh Ia.IH To- 'NI'aGO anu thc " tNi ItINe Nc"
York foot Z thanhcrs-st.. daily follows and i've
minutes earli.- from Wee, 2?l--t
L. h. Ny eat4ld.,. MhNrTly. BnE
"'i" hanion. E'mra. Iunaio. Bradford and osla-
raroI iv Bunao
,.Dn =. n.-NraiNuc Limited. Solid train for Chi
'''' trautaLlua Lake. Slcepef- Chi.
caCc, Cleveland and Cincinnati pininS car.
$50 E M-SII %sin TO chiGoso ico via Niagara Falls
S.lI T.. VIVA cNaufnuGia lni" and Nnsnra Falls
- ~ sold train ~ chicago Sloepcrs to Buffalo Chit
caro ard Cincinnati Dining
4 ptAi iIML TABLE. rICkErS AID PULLMAN
a. ,cInnoIduns 2ci 23 and UJI lroadNHy. lJG
Las. l"itst. chambers and West I'D ST. ferries, New
YorH 3I Flton-sL. irookyn. 2DO IIudsoa-st. iOhken
and Jersey cts Station Erie Transfer company calls for
ana checks baggage from nutce and residences dcs
nation
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
Qonutrn Real Cstate for Sale.

U,rMRER LANDS IN Stoddard County No. for sa sas
cheap to close estate. 0no acres IN lots % su,i
oak gum cypress etc Correspondence from agents nns
others solicited 4. T. SIMPSON. Trustee. +. y. b'A
l. ii,5 Boston. Mass
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

Auction jales of heal Csta!e.
ID lcitARD Y. IIARNETT n Co. AUCTIONEERS
IL WILL SELL. At ArCriON TUESDAY. OCT .3
u O'Clock the Real Estate Exchange and
tion Room 80 TO ~ Liberty 81.
BROOKLYN. FULTON ST. NORTHWEST COR. JAY ST.
1927 OK FULTON ST. i20S on JAY ST.
sstory cellar brick stone and iron build.
ing. entire plot. elevators engine. boilers.
Is per cent. may remain at per cent.
Maps AZ Auctioneers, II and 73 Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CENT RAJ RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

Automatic bi.ch |lsh'i''
Trains l,ay- station foot Uf lhbefty-st
For Tast.n Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch cuunh' a.,
20 H. go II a. Ea-ton. a. NJ. l.lp - 80
East,al. go. 5:l5. 80 to Ale.i' ~" J. W. ''
a4.s. 80 5.I5 \ NJ. 200. 30 600 T. NJ 80 :,
-.- W..r.llrrc T,itst.n and Scranton. ";lO A. 'i''
no 30 i.2O T.. u Sundays. 80 A. NJ ..o a,
i.io. ISo 3io l:o! 500 so 40 T. n i2,i3 n,S.t;
sundays TO \. At. ! 90 10 55o- $40 l. NJ i-''
r,r Harrisburg a, go 500 $40 A. NJ. lIo. 80
o, 5oo (. g. t. " !2ll night. sundays. 100. o3''
Ganp J.. 4. - - might . "a Soo
For Suuriry. I.cHistIIE and Nillansi'I, ~ -, -,
o.io \. y. 10 / 30 7@o p NJ sundays ''i' A. "''
For Rci Bank. Long Bnneh ard points s9n'h 70 Iom'
Picas.r, 20 SIS II 20 \. ". 60 l:f1 ~ 80 '-:
- = .. Rcd I.tnk} C.lJ T. VI sundays. eNc.it o-'a"
cr.,e a,i istury rerk 900 \ y. 100 =. "
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Tarmnelple. Toms Hyer Iarnsga' Park ana ha'"'s'''
r. .,,,r,lc ct' cap~ Nav. VincanI and Brdse,on.
E'- y,nr0n,h n,ach s,atrieh; and Highlands Il
N1vcsrt i2o 70 ~ 30 \ NJ. 30 - &! v eScep'
Ili-',rls ~ Nav".uk. 800 and 50" = ~ SUNDAY =
-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
BALTIMOHE AND ONO II. II.
Fast EApr'-s Trains 40
Baltimore. Washington. CnicaYO, C.nclnnnt q
81 Louis and All Points West

- Louis and Al Points West.
TTL'.tfAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TRAINS
ieaNe New York f0pi ~ Liberty ST. daily Tor CHI.
20 p m. i3.l5 night For CINCINNATl ST. LOUIS.
%oiE. go a. N di+c A. m DINING Cap. i:3' q 80, oo
f..ri,' laily .u' 3pJ y.
T.r NORFOLK. fa" Line. b =. sunday
Fo- S..lN-DI:f.EA Roanoke Bristol unl Chrtia.
rolr ''-eioh ff''n,n Sl"ouing car. 600 p. daily.
Ti.sni n'l~cs. -" o6t tl5 lif0 Bdwnv II East ltih
g.. ;No Gisnl St y. V H30 al Fulton st. 3io Wash
hefn S.. ir.,ivn station foot ~ Liberty 81. G. r. p.
~ =
~ Y-r Tr~rfrr Co. VIE call for ard check baggage
= ic.iinp'on
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BAL iMO'''- "''
r. r.lil.d.lctla u..a ays $50. 500 300. 1000
u - dnias 'ar \ NJ % 49, -, f!u"ssi ln:.I5s A. I5
AK, s.,,It, gl 200 II - DINING tarJ A. M.
=, 80. . Oi Ol..a. Carl o.. NJ. - - nisnt . o..
T~ I.4fiu..s aad Washington. week das = '.Vp "a.
Il.n.nE CO \ M i.3n n" 90 "n Ii,h.ns
S. - o. GIT SurIi.s. 300. II 20 tlhnini 'AD
/ N / 80 500 Geo O,lnlne car T. u. l. - nshi.,c,
.cs ' -, o"f 2,, 'v,y ,n ~! ehavc 81 East
i,-h =, l., Ea~t l2a'h 26i West i2',h s. 20
irul.us \ Sew York Court -. - ui'n ~,
f,-...fi,n. 9s Uroalvty WILLIAMSBURG Th" NV ~
-.ar4,.r c.-.rny all ror and check baggage from
.0fe' ~ residence 20 tes'ln1'0n
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
Fam Gll)ools.

xVoMAN's LAW CLASS. yea tegins Nov 5ih
w ~ The New University Building. Washington 50
.nndavs Wednesdays Fridays. For scholarships. ap
nly 10 Mrs r. ! GREELEY, - y U-t 4i'h-st. -
70 the Lecturer Professor J. +. RUSSELL leO Bica'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
,,utiuu. In Ncu-io,k loot Oi barci"y Hhu
thristophcr streets ,,.,.,.r
\EsIIUIII.D TRANS. ~ LIhAN, III l.
20 tCIIi.S pI>T>tIi LIGNT.

fir-ct r.t. SIN Ark. ELJDMtIE!l. AD' Aiit
TItt. OEANGES summit B"frari-Nh1-. hasklns
Hlfr. Mali.ln NJ Irfist0~n IAssae ihirfs, n b9Ih
IN i0tcf s.AnhoYe. HtlInS Ian =, ,c;Ah,hr iiC
ws.ain,, y. rhlIIlrsitURG; EAsrHS:: W!AHTtIE y;!HhI
TGN rITrs rON. WlLKLsnARhE; NANTI,OkE
HINTON OXFORD. NORWICH, Wateryiiie. uTlCA.
VIRGO iTHNcA, owEGo kLMIRA; c0KNlNo
wi.sr' Noi.TnHTST AND SOUTHWEST.
go 4 M .HiNGTAMrON MAI. stops at principal
oo6 u BUFFALO. scMANT.oN. nlNGMAMToS;
IficA. HlCUFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
DsVTsD ENTREES Puiiman Hurtt Iarl' cars Con
u.-t - E.rl. Win trr.r ~ chicago arriving w
10 +. Il sCWN%T0N UINGH ANTON AMI ELMIEA
ENil.H~- Ig-uin p.Ii. cti...,,.,. -, ~
.ui l. y .cEANTO%. MlLkESEiRiE AMI Pl.NM-
DirII INfIfs~ Pullman Iarllr cars
D. N IH...tl lIlf' N'.fhll"4 llul"l f.fpIre'
ir STANTON W|GHNM1oN. EtMIi!A W'F
TAi, d.. .mHn llT.' Sleeping car CONNECTS ai
u.-t, r.,l ia.r fr ,Hca- arriving ~ ?3j D.. m.
600 y n ,unnD-ErrFALo. SCRANTON nlNGtAM-
TDS. lTI,-A SYRACUSE ans '@Nt1o !NiItl.SH
Pullman HuNsf Sl..G.fs . . -. -.
Tick,.S k&p PULLMAN ACCoNMopATto%S q, -
Nlrrny--f snt icn Ir.lvAy Tlcs"iS ~ iei stations
=. .. 900. frldart i3 Yves; i2;'h's'. 23i Coiumhus-
i,r N.u York a}S and 1:t Fu s'. arl ~ BroatNay:
Rr.oklrn. Time tables giving full Information. at all
W.-rr1TT FNpRrSs COMPANY viii call tor and
ch.,x tarrl g. Ao.ci esccnce - destination.