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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12
WEST SHORE RI

Trains leave West 40 Station. New-Yofk as f.!.
lows aad 10 earlier from tTaEk..n ST:
300 4. VI. DAILY. Local buffalo S..epug "a
New-iork &c E1o,mtAie sUndaJs only. "a. he occu-
7r:o L. VI. Daily local TO Albany for ca,s.li Noun.
ians ana Saratoga. farlor car ~ Albany. sundays
oI3 \. VI Daily for albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches.
ter bgra.o. N.igara Falls Detroit. Chicago e,cep,
Saturday f1r Toronto
A.-iI.OO 4. NJ Daily except Sunday to Bloou,lls
and Ca'siH Mountain. Ne" Ialfz. Lakes Mohonk and
Anncwa,ka. Iarior cars ~ Knoxville AMI Sow Patti
Bii.35 A. VI. IaiiJ. except sunday T. catskl Noun
b8ny. Saratoga, caldwell, lBhe George. Fafloi to
BlD1inVl!., Saratoga and Caldwell
1I5 J.. VI. SATURDAYS onl). Half Holiday Special .
CatsklI Mountains. Parlpr car attached
C.. $40 y. VI. Daily except Sunday, Caahl Noun
tnlns. New PATTI. Iaaes dohonk ana Mnnewaska. Al
Lou l.. Vi. Dary. excep, SUNDAY Tor Albany
5I5 4. VI. Iai.y f1r Albany. N'Ltreal. Iflca syra.
cuse. Rochctei. Iunaio. Niagara Falls. Tof.nio DE.
tfor. Cleveland. chicago AMI ~. L,uia.
$40 - VI. DAILY eAceni sunday Tor Newburg Al
Inny saratoga ana Aon,reaI fafior car To- King.
7.4o T.. VI. DAFT except Sunday for r,ica syracuss
k0ccster and Buffalo Carries serping-car passengers
BIB l.. NJ. Daily fof Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roch.s.
ter. Buflaio Angara fans Toronto. Detroit. Cleye.
land. Chicag, and st. Louis.
T. g leaves brooklyn by Annex: AiOO0 RIO 20
m. o3Oo m. jersey city. r. H. X Station. AIO. 40
Bli2O. t32s ..
For tickets, time tables. parlor and sleepins-car ac
York. and At stations Time tables principal hotels
For other information address
&. L. LA.IBEKT. Genera. Passenger Agent,
Nandefbli-aNe.. New Yorl
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PUNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM ON the I'M In
Hr'Nkl'a private family VII 1T a
pleasant square rom. mont. iu ~ IN
stone iou~. overlooking Fort greene frfk.
o. che 80 w. gentlemen terms moderate
- desirable party r"frr~n - Alufr.-
= D. r. ii.A o. Tribune once.
NICOLA furnished lars" co. room. run
n.rg water private house >rirci neigh
i.ffDnl. convenient % H. 10 Last
- -
VISITORS To NEW YORK can h. ac-
comm .4a''I with furms. with 90 with
,lf board. references 81 faHi 2isf-s'
/ LARGE AIRY ROOMS. baths pafi1r.
mi n.nfs s. upaIfl weekly. convent
erf % hotels. clubs. gentlemen. J.. Last
..'fl -
18TH Sr ; WEST -iafr". arr rooms
ni,p bail room. hHui.1m"ly Furnished.
board optional. conv"ni"nc".
3sTH r. 2o5 WEST near HroIdw,y
N.wN furnished. pleasant cool rooms.
With owner. gentlemen only. references
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


4 FINE PAIR Of horses. II hands. for
sale: Will rent FOR the summer. with
harness AMI surrey. Address Il. H.. Trib-
unc Office
HANDSOME ROAD or family mare well
bred: can iroi fast. sound and kind. safe
FOR any one 10 drive: years OLD. Will sell
cheap. WM. CAMILLE ~ co. lS5 Reade-
-.
HORSES BOARDED. summer and winter
at sl2: ponies at 81 per month: par
tirular attention 20 lame horses ponies for
children for sale. Address Dr -. G..
JACKSON. Y %. Box lG!. Jamaica. l.. l..
y. y
TIE HANDSOMESr and most reliable
dark bay team IN brooklyn for sale 10
hands years OLD this summer. long
flowing mains aaG tails. can travel 10
miles an hour with ease. perfectly sound.
kind and fearless %. anything. price $3.50.
oriaCon front hrougram AMI victoria
both built by brewster, superb order. $500
each: duuhl" and singi" harness. livery.
etc. can he tri-i IN every way. 23I
ScEci merhorn ST.. near Bond Brooklyn.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. hALrIMOEE A%D y


TO PHILADELPHIA hALrlMOEE A%D wtsiIi%G.
II f % d T,.ra'S. .1 a. ~ * i -" 90 nDr. r.nSt
Can. 80 go I,innr ca9 D. 80 Ei'
"a sco . a. DINING c.u = 81 :: - nlSt,
Tor fia.iifsOTe and rs afhns on ~n'k i-y' y ~ -
DINING car \ 81. 81. 10 80" 90 Dining CsD
J. NJ. J.. - niTl sGnia.s "''. II = .ltn.rs tap
A u 2, 500 o. 20 DINING cn- J. NJ !. - light
Tcke's sut Y-s. ,sf nat. an - L rel 20 .. :'l
as atf 40. i:2t .adrey ~ ~ .4.'. 80 East
l4h =. ~ - i2'if -, 2e' "r't l;',h 81. 23i
ls-,.tiyr. ps osivsy. Williamsburg Tho srw-YDrs
Tf,rsf.r Company ur can - ami check baggage from
to..l o. re- fefts % fesinaiiof-
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO Il. II.

Fast EApfesB TTaINs 10
BALTIMORE, WASHINGION. CHICAGO, CINCINNATI,
ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
ruiiMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
cAoo 80 p N. ana as night Tcf PiTThBtRd. 1870
!. m. 800 p. m. For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. Q
n di 80 o. Dining f GAM cs 400 o sr sun
trains run daily except 300 p; IN. For NQKFoIK Bay
Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga through Pullman Sleep
Ticket Offices IT, rel as. li4o gway 81 Z. i%th-st
900 Grandft ~ y Ht Fnl'o l-si. Brooklyn. station
foot Of Libcrty-st C. r. r. Of NJ J.
York Transfer Co viii oail for and check
from hotel residence to destination
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Antilon Sales of Real estate.

~ ~~.-- 80. -
- '~s' Tine TO buy is when times are dulest and
lowest The lots that the trustee for the creditors
81. '' "iinan is compelled 10 sell at auction July
"oseoank and Fort wadsworth. Staten Island
!, 's 10 Increase in value rapidly Three hundred
a nave been built within radius OF 800 feet from
=" The pas, three years. 1t takes forty minutes TO
a." 'nein from Wall street, by a Journey which Is de-
:. '' even In the hottest days. They command superb
. Jay harbor md Jus, at hand are excellent
- '"u'ches OF all denominations stores good water
an. gas and electric light, No one would think OF
sueh property in these hard times were he no,
a.. 70 90 So One mans necessity Is nnother's oppor-
A., M w'man bought this property to hold for the
" "' which everybody IT was sure TO bring soon
a. -" trustee Is forced 10 sell the lots for ,us, wha,
vo, "hs- This hard necessity however furnishes
ao,,. opportunity for safely investing q few hundred
where IT will shortly yield YOU two or three
r.. 'er cent. profit. d. T. Cornell auctionecr sells
' unreservedly by order OF David ro,,.,, x,,u
spm '"' anomaly July 10TH at
fling frus,a ana maps application 10 David penn.,
Amos street cif,nn ZONE street T. Cornell. aaconser
sfeet Chris I'm brothers 500 Broadway Corner 18th
street. Ensn neser. Real Estate Ercbany. "a In
'oo'nsck. 02i broadway "
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON AVE. CORNER. - EAST
9Th IT me tiook from Iarb superior
Talrl-. frs'-rin~s rfiirlr' reasonable" sum
lp~f Rates transie'ir acc nn"lat"I
.lsr ST . WEST -pesiraile cool rooms
o.. client tail" inari. summer visi'as-
laru.IlfeI moderate rates. s',r-i s-f
f0uudins. reference.
e2l 81 81 WEST \ Few h0nniefs can
boo -.rmDiafel az summer ra'ss
81 WEST iGTH sT Desirable home k
n0-Hfru..l4fi.r. f.f refined par'ies god
r'f'nlan.r. ..r'.,rni h.fuc table. rrf"r-
rn0 90
.-lr.sT - EAST roArl-rs wanted.
l.f Yflros. 4u ."nt~nienc"a.
s-ril ST. 10 WEST Very lee .rah'e
r.ous. ~it. h'sni. reference g't"n AMI
rr4Iir~l
~ EAST NTu. ct Large handsome rpom
s"H -ss-.i~r' table. references -
chan.~i
7trH sT WEST Select bard IN a
lih.fn famA5. reference CASHIER
J. 81. tx iW
D., LEXINGTON AVE T.ne second nor.
r. client n0nf4 home comforts llnati1n
..r .'nI~nf f.s 'rarslcnis. summer prices.
t4fi' tH,ri
AIVTnIisEMrN. ASD srusCRlP.
TONS FOR TitE NEE YORK TRlB
Use WILL. 10. RECEIVED At THE
tT4pNS OFFICE So. ! .s2 broadway.
- t.. rofii - Tiif'r-Nr-i -. and AD-
NEHfisLHEST~ a. he following braneh
oric-. - Flg''h ave ia Third ave.
90, enih 80 eufner Third 49, IN Enst
i2s'h-.t. n~lf Tfird-ase } G2J Thirl-ave .
near rsf, nrsi At Jos F!rrt.sv~ 100
Vest Infft So md It. lg2 cnlunhus ave-
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CITY REAL ESTATE For SALE.

For SALE ar TO LET Furnished or IN
furnished. owner going To- Europe. - first
class. i-siorY house. No. lW Weri 13d-si.
terms reasonable. immediate possession II
desired Apply - the owner ~ The house.
hN ERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth-st -
Substantial. artistic. detached house low
prioe. send Tor circular ATLAS IN
PROV EMTNT co. ~ l}roahway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED ~ TWO GENTLEMEN Two
.afg" connecting rooms. furnished. Win
private l.tn and ample closet room. Ad-
df"ss stating terms. q. l.. l,2i! Broad
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 GOLD MISE free from debt wants loan
Sl5DyO Tor Development and machinery
v'l'h control a. security. principals only.
Address HERBERT. liox Id. Tribune
ONCE.
ACTIVE MAN with god references IN
Nrriing 500 20 $3.50 wanted ~ manager
Of business III summer resort 4. good salary
and Interest Ia hgsincsF yielding big rr-
turns no risk. Room luol. 2'3 iroaI-
way.
ATTENTION' CIGARS -DARGAIN $3.50
viii buy ,Ncwsfk. y. JJ business. horse.
wagon. routes Of established cash tohnc- -
business. prOnis $iur month. Particulars
HODGES. 40 broadway. room y.
ATTENTION. GROcERs Bargain. $500
will buy Newark. y. D. stock. business
fixtures 4 established cash grocery husi-
nrr~ 81. 30 month. low rent Particulars
HODGES. i7J broadway. H"om ..
ATTENTION. BrTCUERs Bargain. 500
Will buy ,Newnrh. y. - hxtufrs ana
husncss " established meat. provision and
vegetable market. low rent Particulars
Hodges. l'G broadway. Room ".
ADplTioNAL CAPITAL PRODUCED for
business purposes. Investors advised
without CHARGE 81 desirable oppurtunl-
ties highest commercial references.
GRlGGS & CARLETON, BroA'rA .D2
BrOadway
CORNER LIQUoR STORE must be sold
on account ~ sickness. best location. 'lo
Tompkins save. corner Hancock 1T. bkl'h.
MEN with few hundred dollars can bay a
Naluabl" manufacturing business Ia lhis
and other States. great Inducements VIII
bc offered owner of business eau be seen
ut ArtOr House. Room 21S.
SALE or EXCHANGE. ALLEN lraceI
Wire Fence brnccd On bridge pfinci-
pies. state and county rights. patent new
No. 5l5.al5. 'ritimntcs and circulars On
H.. Al ~
Willinmsport. Penn.
WANTED Capitalist with 200 10 invest
IA businesy Undertaking that Will show
enorInou. profits. viii bear sirict"Ht lnNcs-
tiKAtion. bushes references Hni security
given. fOKTuNE. Tribune orc"
WANTED The services u gentleman
possessing literary qualifications ana
some capital 10 cooperate In new pun
fishing enterprise prOmlslng success. Ad-
dress fostoiiice box i.@'.
YOUNG MAN with 500 for restaurant.
S25 week sure. Meet party ] D. ~. to-
day. sI4 broadway. Room 2. for psr-
ticulars.
S35 WEEKLY Excellent chance for man
with small capital. experience not nrc"r-
sary. For particulars inquire M lIrOnd-
way. Room ., all this week.
81 400 FIRST MORTGAGE. eligible near
bv corner lots within Greater New
YORK; for sale for 81. $50. Particulars Of
MORTGAGE 1885 North sist-st. rhila-
delphia. Penn.
s. VO.-DEED of free and clear property
for an annuity ~ $40 per month for one
year only for an aged person. ANDER-
son. ~ Tribune Buildng.
$1,000 PROFIT guaranteed within six
months on an Investment ~ -. 600. abso-
iuteiy secured IN thoroughly sound
business. inviting closet Investigation from
principals only meaning prompt business,
no services required. Address COM
MERGE. Tribune Once.
- 600 ACRES AT S211-Best land, c.-
mate. all advantages; Investment. colon
ization; steamship or sailing vessel every
ten days Address SAN DOMINGO CON-
SULATE. 81 Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-J00 secon,-
halc wood and iron working machines,
fully guaranteed; machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Js Madi-
kcn-st
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HELP " k>TED.


Female.
LADIES MAKE t2u weekly writing ~
hom. Address. win stamp. LOUISE
SMITH. Niinaukee via.
WANTED Woman for general house
WIZ must be good cook and laundr"s-.
AMI neat. half hour from city. Address
II r. FOX. Arisl~y. y !
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS o"c-vv her- 20 soll pr. O K"efe's
Homeopathic Medicines. also 30 k"eie' %
Iiuimrnf" - families zach hniil" saves
s. doctors bills steady Work, agents
make s. ~ 50 daily Or. OKEEfE Z
co. Ii.mrora'hic Medicine Mauu:ac tifers.
rius.urg Penn.
COAc!iMAN aud WIFE. wl'hou, family.
waafsl. nan % drive md al" 'ti-
~ hlisss and be- generally us'fI.. must
Le fffic'is ieWpeftf~ and nfs'-ciai :
ma. 10 i's business. woman '' ''"th
offices 4 manufacturing 0lmpany' onlj
ars' GAS. rar'l's villa goa iri,' rs.
AdIr.+- Efarrg wtEes wanted and ?"f@i
cnces g.. BlN So3. Waterbury. conn.
FREIGHT nRAkEMEN WANTED 70 *
west App.f nt Wabash x X, q"
Broadway only nrs'-class men wanted
SALESMAN WANTED Immediately Tor
FnltAll Nurseries salary ~ c.mrll.siO y :;
got opening - night man STONE 4
WELLINGTON Toronto. pr'.
WANTED By IN exporting house a
Lrixht American boy flf office work Ad-
dress \ \. Tribune Pric"
WANTED \ god salesman - sell S'as-
.iinaurk 9nlj wen who expect - w1rk
wanted. salary plI II satisfactory. Cali
from . - 1870 q. m.. DAVIS. % k'ns -
WANTED Intelligent worklnsman 'o take
hall inter-t and charge - office business
In Y.nkcr4. salar'. 81 weekly and pfoh's
Gih.,V".
ADVERTISEMENT AND suBscRlP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRiB-
Use WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 81 Lac Broadway.
FL door, north = Thirty rrSt -
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

MONEY SAVED hy securing home now
FOR the fall STEVENS 9ih-av~., cor
ner yJa II
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Stations in Ncw-YOrk foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
yESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


yESTIBUIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route . NEWARK. BLOOLFIELr MOSTCLAIR.
the ORANGES Summit. Bern9idsyi!le. Basklng
kidge, Madison. Morrist0wn FaSs4c, Paterson Boon
ton. Dover. stanbope. BuDD'S LAKE. LAKE NO.
PATCONG HhckettrtowH SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Washington. PHILLIIsBuRG. EASTON. WATEy
GAP. STROUDSBuRG. P1cono Mountains. scRAN
TOE. PITTSTON. WILKEsBARRE. NANTTcOKE
DANvILLE, NORTHUMBERLAND: Mon,rose. nINg.
hlcHFIELLD9, sPhINGs, cortiand sYRAcuSE 0s-
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
100 A. M.--BINCHAMTON Mall STOPS at principal
800 A. M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGIAMToN
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con-
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 920
100 p. MNscRANToN BINGHAMToN and BIMIRA
EXPRESS: Pullman parlor
gao p b. Daiy5--BuFFALO scnANToN. BINGHAM.
TON Ei.MIRA LIMITED EMPRESS. Pullman
Buffet Seepers. Arrives at 7:l5 a -
eco r. NJ Daily)-BUFFAIyO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON RICHFiELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OS-
WEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Broadway Tickets at ferry stations.
1s3 B42 Broadway. 50 West i25th-st. 25 Columbus
New-York 33S and 726 Fulton-st and ~ Broadway
uons.
check baggage from hotel Or residence to destination
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MfSCEIf. ANEOIS.

RAGS. NKS. VALfSFS. sea chairs.
travellers ouir >. poct"thooks. dress suit
casrF. English s.lr leather trunks. dress
ing rolls. ~ ouStnous reductions during
alterations - b,.lding CHARLES
SCHWARTZ - shave. near 3th-s'.
IMMEDIATELY. wanted primo Ian APP
pil'ftluus N private residences and husi-
ness property. LEE. 80 Wal-si.. Room ~.
LANTERN SLIDES - EXCHANGE An
exhibitor wishes - eNcnInk" 800 - 2D
slides o.. standard size ana quality for
others ~ Tx" graz" Adl~.ss ! T. WAR
NEN. Water'uwn. Conn.
MAGAZINES All back dn'n1. an maya
z.r-- furnished Srnl order - -. r.
IllLfii.%. - West 19ih-st.
PATENTS for Inventions secured prompt
~ Best - references Liberal terms
Cusresppudercc solicited and all matters
he'd strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Address OSCAR
A NiChFL & CO No los Montgomery.
tv, Bloomfield New Jersey. Handbook
To- ln,rrtoTs" free.
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NETWORK AND LoNG BEANch RAILROAD.

NFEW-YORK AND LONG BNANCH KAILNOAD.
~ sumn-r Schedule in effect July lat. 1894
For EcdbAnk Long Branch. Elberon Ocean Grove As.
bury Park BeimaT Spring Lake and Point Pleasant,
Trains COrtlandt and Desbrossrs streets $50
7.sD 1000 II 10, (l 20 Saturdays
2.3O $40. - 40 except heibanAO 42O. 3d. 700 y.
Sundays s:l5, 'D;4J 5.l5 y. IN.
Trains leave foot Liberty st 30 $50 TO liedhank).
sl5. 10 30. III 80 m 81 ~ Satuidnys oni,) L3l,
a. M, 80. 400 y.
Park
Denotes express trains.
RUFUS BfODGETT supt y. l.. Is. II. r.
J. r. WOOD. H. l.. BALDWIN.
O. +. A. Pennb. r. X. q. r. A.. G. H. r. Of N. j.
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ERIE L N ES

TOT NIItikO ItaN New
YoIh loot Of Chambersst.. daily. = foows aud NV
minutes earlier from West I'D st..
N.Ir A. M.-Vcstbsed Express for Wavcrly. Blnr.
''Io hamton. Elmla. buffalo. bradford and saia.
inanca. Iailor L. Buffalo
'.0O y. M.-Ves,ibul. Limited Solid train for Chi
"''" cagO. via Chautauqua Lake sleepers Chi
eagO, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
can r. M.-SOlid train 10 Chicago Via Niagara Falla
V.cO Sleepers 10 Buffalo and Chicago
X.lI J.. WA Chauau1ua Lake and Niasara Falls
o'iO Solid train 10 Chicago. Sepcrs 10 Buffalo.
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car
I OCAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations al POI. 2I3 4O and gs7
East i25h-s. Chambers and West I'D ferries New
York; Fulton brooklyn 200 Hudson st. Unoken
jersey CITY station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and checks baggage from hotels and residences dssi.
nation.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
(Anthfariie coal used cXclusiycly)
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals

tAnfhfI7Ie f0aI Usfi rN1IusIVfIVl
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains .cit" station foot u Lbe'ty-st
f. E,sion. Heih.l"m. Alento"n. Maach Cnunk Hc.
$50 - $40 ~ ~ t. lnsion. 4 M. 10 | 30 - 10
{, Eistonl. Co 5,5. no Allentown T. 81. sun.
dan 80 l. 4. NJ. % 2 ~. 600 T. NJ
For WIii"shufre. Pifisfon and Scranton 0.lO 4 II.
10 80 : 30 J.. Nj. SUNDAY. 80 \ ".
- Reading 1T go 500 pi0 1901 II 20 \. NJ.
80 90. 200 go bon - .2n = " ie.lI night,
Fn1la's. $50 4 ". ! ~ ! 60 2 "a G 90 T.. NJ. IciI
nirh'.
For IIar,is..,, ~ 70 500 oio 4 ~ 10 10.
eco ioo :. - T. n. TT night Surlays. ~ ? 10
Goo = ". l2.i5 nfel'
Tor Suriurv icN'siurr al Wlua~grort AZ 10 G o.
sio ". iio. ! 70 80 p NJ sundays. IT'S A N.
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4 GOLD MiNE free from debt wants loan
Sl5.VD Tor development and machinery
v'l'h control a. security. principals Dnly.
Address HERBERT. liox Id. Tribune
Oflrr
Evening journal., 1894-05-19
WE ARE HONEST AND BRAVE


The resolution Of Senator Gray con
oernlng Samoa has prsolpitsted some o.
the same sort Of nonsense from the lin
gOists that we had from them about
Hawaii.
6amea being a much greater distance
away. has provoked them to less de-
gree stIn they are provoked enough to
make some very foolish assertions con-
cerning the my thiosl American interests
there.
The truth is that we have no interests
tb ere Samoa Ia about 5000 miles AWAY
from the NlesrAEuAn canal SO that when
direct commerce shall have bsen opened
between this country and Samoa
from the Atlantic. II that ever
shall be done, It would be too far
away 70 be of auy especial benefit to
possess, or Of any detriment to lose. Our
commerce now averages about 100000
year The harbor facilities are Of little
value because it would require such
large amount to keep the harbor In good
order And yet the jingoists urge the
prospective but indefinite opening Of the
Nicarngusn canal and the ease with
which ships could rush over to Samoa
laden with goods Of which we are anxious
to dispose, as one Of the chief reasons
why we should continue a tripartits
arrangement with two other powers for
maintaining government that is no
credit TO us aud no benefit to the Ssmoans
That trlpsrtite arrangement was
wrong In principle. foolish in policy. and.
It is failure In practice. The best thing
to do now is TO get out OF that arrange.
ment in any honorable way possible. The
brave and honorable thing TO do when a
mistake has been committed Is 10 take
the most direct and least harmful way to
correct that mistake
New all We care for Samoa Is to pre-.
serve our haIbar tights In Pago-P -Psgo
That being done BY treaty, we have no
other interests in the islands except to
lend our advisory aid, so far as it nay
be helpful. to assist them to form aud
maintain a stable and equitable form Of
government
When the Nicaraguan canal shall
have been dug; when the Samoan Islands
shall have really become important to
us-then will be the time for us TO con-
slider how we may obtain and keep them.
But there never will be time for us to
consider how we shall obtain these
islands or the Hawaiian islands by decep-
tion, fraud or chicanery. We are the
greatest exponents Of new civilization
we have a government which does not
practice the barbarous customs of the
middle ages
Evening journal., 1894-05-19
HOME VS.. ALIEN INTERESTS,


The one sure way to win elections is
TO select worthy candidates and work for
them enthusiastically. A great many
people in the Democratic party mean well
enough but they are apathetlc and in.
different They perform their political
duties as they prepare for death, only
when it becomes absolutely necessary or
when they get scared.
To arouse these men the candidates
must be thoroughly acceptable and the
cause must be dear. Fortunately the
Democratic party is party of principle
1t always has cause that is dear be
cause IL Is the cause OF the people.
Now, as for many years heretofore, the
cause Of Democracy is the cause Of the
people. The Democratic party Of Della
ware stands for home government by our
own people.
There are two factions in the party,
which opposes the people OF Delaware,
composed.of twoi races, black voters and
white men. These two factions are
aliens.
One faction Is maintained by mill
lionaire speculator for his private inter.
ests; the other faction, with Penn
sylvania carpet.bagger iD the lead, main.
tAlns Senator Higgins in Washington to
speak for the Manufacturers Club, Of
Philadelphia.
1t Is Of little importance how these
alien interests are dlsguised-their exist.
ence is indlsputAbls These two factions
have Just exhibited the extent and .valuo
Of their respective interests In Delaware
by expanding twenty thousand dollars to
nominate a candidate for sheriff. Those
interests, whatever they are, are alien to
Delaware.
OF that immense sum only two thou
sand dollars came from the candidate
himself, the supposed beneficiary, really
the tool. Half of the amount came from
the boundary-line candidate; while
50, 600, 80 we are informed, came through
Washington from protected alien inter.
ests. 1t was not Delaware money; the
enemy Is not running Delaware ca n
palgn.
This is what the Democrats have tc
meet. It is the old campaign of man
hood against money" and the Democrats
must find an acceptable, worthy honest
nebjectionable Democrat to represent
manhood as a candidate for sheriff.
Evening journal., 1894-05-19

ANOTHER foreigner has taken a whaek
at us. Paul Bourget, the author Of
"Cosmopolis. has written another book
on America. OF course we always fare
better under French criticisms than un-
der English anamadversions. The Brlton
always travels with his opinions
usually preconceiyed ed and wrong, as o
part Of his mental luggage A French
man comes to see and sees to admire
Paul Bourget said that the entrance to
the New York hsrbor 'tis magnificent.
He finds that we are cultured people
that our leading characteristic is great
hospitality" John Chamberlain had a
row to get more luggage of the ship
than the Custom House officials would
permit; Edwin Arnold found the news.
papers insuffsrable. A great deal de-
pends on a mans receptive condition and
on his point Of view. Some men see
some things other men do not see. they
viii not see. other thingu Paul Bsurget
came to see and he apparently kept boti
eyes opsn. His book will be published IL
the New York Herald.