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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
pENNSYLVANlA'
q RAILROAD.

.o In Eject November ~. 1894.

In Eject November ~, lS04
1000 Hsf PESSslEvASIss "' L + arrsE!;Ss.It
GS om ca1n f sssDns D"n smTnn
Cincinnati $40 m Indianspoa ssyTt ~ g
200 =. ": cH Il AND ST. LOUIS EXPIRE.
@ ana eSesxo and r nnns S csr. e s.
o 90 S,n's %Hsf ffss IsSbaHss ...,
s syHHw sR'sfFa p K q;s s.z
Arriye. Cincinnati M indianapolis lois D. n LS
Fife afsHn' E %9Res Pullman s...,,,
snd Connect: for Chicago daily and Gssss
nSIr!MSRE fse1 WSA SsIfssG! AND THE Son..
10 az Limited k%,sd al PaS Sa ana 4
S@ Dining Can. 40 Dining Carr. Dninss Ics az
Congressional Limited all Parlor and Dinos% ~
si2 Dining Can. 40. Dining Carr. 800 n. ~ ~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY EXPRESS go .. n Az.
Eswo5isaas si5 night daily Sleeper. T 2s.:s
ATTLANTIS. COAST LINE; BOO a. m, daily. s..,s,
500 r. M.-Daily for Chesapeake and Ohio s.r
FOR Rr0 %b S PcNT eSS s snd NORFOLK
Snarles Route a. m weekdays and viii isSuM
FOB s,S SITS saa q, CAPE I, NAY
For Long Branch. Asbury Park. oc:s? eroy. "a. ,,.
ek.days sundays at5 a m 5 l. "p' M nsssss
stop at A''"1 Eo fsrf pM ana 2si? GiT
Express: go 20 s. $50 .. go. 10 9:enn.a u,...
100 Dining Car, II a m. ~ !: . 10; g. aN DIM.
p m. IL rs night. Sundays, Express. 8H TX
$50. 10 dmited). 10 a. m. dining Carr. 30 fSn
Carr T. 4:3O Dining Carr. Dining Car, g. I'D ~
p. m., i2:1J night. ~
Ticket offces: Nos. 49, 944. ies i.523 III ana ~
broadway Aston House and foot ~ Desbrossss =. ~
C)rilandt Sire, ITS: Court Street $50 Fulton s,rs..
broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot of rT,.
Street Brooklyn: Station. Jersey city. The Ner.y
Transfer Company Will call for and check bageaes
hotels and residences through TO destination NV
s. NJ PROVOST. J. r. W0oD
General Manager General PaNr Ara,
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There was lively meeting OF what is popularity
known the Fifth Avenue Journeymen Taiors.
at the Murray Hill Lyceum yesterday afternoon
About a month ago the journeymen working In
twenty-seven shops and representing over 100 work.
ing taors announced their intention OF withdrawing
from the central body Of the Journeymen Tailors
Union No. /. The meeting was called for organic
ing a new union. to be known as the Journeymen
Taiors' Protective Union OF New-York City and
Vicinity There a general discussion upon the
desrabllity of forming a union, and many OF
those present argued that all the tourneymen should
stand shoulder to shoulder. This did not meet the
views OF those who had called the meeting. and
when the previous question was called upon the
adoption OF the constitution the fun began me
Chair lost all control Of the meeting, and for some
moments II looked II the police would have to be
called in After the trouble had gone on for some
fifteen minutes some kind OF order was restored
and Patrick Wilkinson. Of the central body sug
gested that committee be appointed to meet IKE
committee from his organization to see II II would
not be possible patch up their differences. This
was not well received, and constitution was
adOpted.
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ARCHBISHOP IRELANDS EASTERN TRIP

Chicago. Dec. "A dispatch to morning paper
from Minneapolis says Archbishop Ireland yes
terday denied that his trip to New-York was for
negotiating loan OF 5000 900 to raise the indebted
ness on his diocese 1t has leaked out. however.
that the visit had more momentous sig
nhcance than loan. The Archbishop and
Thomas Cochran. of st. Paul. have large amount
OF property in the midway district between Mime
apolis and ST. Paul He is endeavoring to In
duce an Eastern syndicate to buy this property:
Mr. Cochran is still In the East. and Is supposed
10 be carrying on the negotiations.
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list OF names so as to lodge complaint with the
Company Burns signed his name, but Hogan not
only refused to do So but attempted to snatch the
list away. Burns prevented him and they quar-.
relied and fought. Hogan said that while he was not
connected with the road he did not think the COM
pany could be blamed. Burns. he said. was
Grunk and abusive, and struck him without provo
cation Andrew Conner. an employe OF the cable
road said ne saw the trouble. He believed Burns
was drunk All the men who were waiting were
using vile language and Hogan tried to stop them
BURNS said he was sober and did not Interfere
IN Hogan tried to snatch the list of names. He
was unable to pay his fine and was locked up.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d St Station. New YORK
lows and Is minut earlier from foot Franklin ST.
iitO 4. Daily Local to Buffalo. sncAss
OilS a. vi. Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse "s<oSt
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chieas0'
5u5 r. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal. uuea ~ ~
euse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Tof0''"
trolt. Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis. s.-.eu>A
7.45 +. NJ. Daily except sunday, Tor Utica srsassn
Rochester anc buffalo Carries sleeping car pAs~
only. p,.A~e
S.i5 4. W. Daily To- Albany Utica Syracuse. .~Sslssl
ter, Buffalo, MAJ art Fails. Toronto. Detroit WV"
Chicago and 81. LOUIS. .x "a, ~
For tickets time tables parlor and sleeping sS.Yct
and at stations Time tables at principal h0's''
other Information address xssat
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6elp tDanteo.

A GENTS WANTED for the New Book. Ideals OF
~ Life: How to Make Life Beautiful. A Sympo
10 Ideal Men and Women OF Europe and America.
original and special articles tell how the
Ideal Canon Farrar. Max Muller. Sir John Lubbock.
H. NJ Stanley. c. w. Curtis. e. NJ Depew write also
bishops Huntington and Seymour Frances T.. Willard the
Poets Lowell. Holmes. Whitman. Stedman; Presidents
Eliot Dwight, Adams Low; Professors Bascom James
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SAB full morocco. In box. IS. +. b. TREAT Pub. &
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WHAT TROCBLE WITH THE CABLE LED To.
John Burns. aged twenty-three. OF No. 2oS East
Sixty -second-st and Eugene W. Hogan. aged
twenty-eight. Of No. go Bowery were arraigned In
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday on a
charge Of disorderly conduct preferred against
them by Policeman Gassman. Of the Fifth-st sta
fion. who said he found them fighting at Sixth-st.
and Third-aye Justice Simms fined Burns so
and discharged Hogan.
1t appears that the cable cars below Sixth-st.
were stopped Saturday night while new cable
was being laid. and all downtown cars were
switched of at Sixth-st, the the uptown line
Bvery car was quickly filled. and Burns. who was
1citine with some women got left behind several
fimee All those waiting were roundly denouncing
6he cable system and one man started g set
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pnblie y otlee.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT. Bureau for i

FINANCE DEPARTMENT, Bureau for the
Collection Of Taxes No ~ Chambers street tStewart
Building. New York. December 3 lsot-Notcc To Tax
payers-Thc Receiver OF Taxes OF the city NJ New York
hereby notice all who have omitted
their taxes for the 1894 10 the 10 him
his office before the LIST day OF January 1875
provided by Section $40 of the NewYork city Consoda
tion OF ISL Upon any such remaining unpaid
the LIST day ~ December 1884 per csntum viii
be- charged. received and collected In addition the
thereof and such remaining unpaid
the LIST day o January. 1855 interest will b. charged
received and collected upon the thereof the
Of per centum per annum. To be- calculated
from the LIST day 81 October. 1894 which day the
rolls and for the OF 1894
delivered 10 said Receiver Of Taxes OF
payment. pursuant Section st3 ~ said act.
DAVID T.. AUSTEN. Receiver ~ Taxes.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r'hs' No iG' West. Eugene . Potter and wife
CoumDa,.a,e. vs. rs $ 4 7sth.st 2ctIoSil.
Inn "eeser ana wifs To- Henry Mcks'aan r. 400"
- Moulon =, 81 to Jacob vs. N.wmnn. ;,,.,. /
lam q O,siing AMI VIE to Caroline lloch.. !
' Wam 1 c.. ~ and d VIZ fs TO- HERNIA"
nus, - loo II " 81 i.,-aye 25,Io22 Her.
man sss-enschcidt and wife to WOLF WooIf :, 400
n,h.s, 5. Els Z, Of ad-ave :5nicos. George o...
sehrciner sna wife :. Emma l. wlt'mann. 5000
Whitman = John Whitman and wife. 10
''H Mr,, io,, r. :, Sih.as i"'ic22 John
IAN, No 81 East. Ada Gray to Clarence .>,
.ih-ave. cor Ioi.,-st ioo,io. James Dury
ii,th-s,. n = ~ Of shave. 81 o.ioo ii:
ss. s'S"; ws. TO rG jonn S.sx' Ia b,c.
.e,h-s,. s. 325 {, W OF oh-aye. 2ssiG5:
John II De,z and wife 10 Barbara Schooner -
coIumsus-avc " s. us II Of list. 2oxioa ii
s2oslca? Henry McAleenan. jr. to Ayina ..osu,
ssth-I. = ,o2 +, OF West End-ave ELK
zoos, James Livingstone and wife and another
i2s,h,si Nos .:Ii and 2aa East: Martha White
to Howard Mewlliams. ..............:...::. /
william II Ricketts, referee. to American Saw ., o..,
iss,h.st s. $40 IL = Of Lenox.avc 25.ao il:
same to James u Eakin. executor OF Thomas ~. 49,,
ST. s. IFS II Of Ams,erdamaye. xix
ioo3. Johanna Ferguson ct al to Eliza .o..,
i27in-si s. 100 It e Of s,h-ave soxos ii. ElIz-
Ams, , corner i5oh-s, 2,iixijo:
S9ales 9as,sy to c Charles rs H sr =, "a 1900
ward c Prescott To IDA Prescott. ;,...........
- 2oosc Esther wilmer and another to
University sSrs Place No A. Aois Guiwlile ami wife
,. t? Leopold = T,ea t o,.,,e ,,s ., am::
o West e al csc,utors to Catharine oBrcn.. 1000
asth-st = 5. 40 # Of oth-ave. 25soo: same to
18th st, No 70 West: Louis cohen Helen &
18Th S ST. 10 i5l Nest: Richard s,ackpoc and wife
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ulinlcr Resorts

MgMllCUORT1 CClElr
AsEEglllF, ENsTa CAROLINA.
IDEAL MOUNTAIN RESORT.
Most uniform climate Ir America Aiirln Tho van
cerhllt PARK OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR
Finest orchestra ~" slu,h Flr defcnphvs circulars
Amy 81 al broadway.
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4 ailroGos.
"AMgRIc.'s oRgArgsr RAILROAD.
YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street:
$50 A. M.-Except Sunday. Empire State ExprssA
Fastest train In the world.
Oi3O A. M.-Daily Fast Mall. For Syracuse Rocha ,er
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago.
1880 A. M-Except Sunday. Day Express. For all I'm
portant State points
1 100 l. M-Daiy. Southwestern Limited. for Cincin-
natl Indianapolis. st. Louis and Chicago.
$3.50 T. MEX. Sunday. West Point. Poughkeepsle
Albany. Troy Saratoga.
4t3O T.. A-paiy. North shore Limited. Due Detroit
600 7. M.-Daily. For Albany. Troy Buffalo, Ceve-
land, Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati
Oi25 =. M,-Daliy. For Troy. Saratoga Burlington
Plattsburgh and Montreal.
7,3O T. M.-Daily. For Auburn Road points Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis
900 p M.-Daiiy Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried :hs train
Oi16 +. M-oaily For Clayton. Cape Vincent, Ogdens-
burg. Cleveland Detroit Chicago
1905 Night Elk. Sunday nisht-for Albany and Troy
connecting for Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Chicago.
OtO4 A. NJ and 3i3E y. M.-Daiiy except Sunday, 10
Pittsfeld. via Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated by Pinsch Light
Tickets and Wagner offices at Grand Central Station,
49, POI. 4l3 7S5 broadway; 81 East i4thst, Lincoln
building. ot2 broadway: 2ss colum6us-avs s. Yves!
Fulton-st and ~ broadway. 4. D., brooklyn.
checked from hotel or residence by the Wesco
JOHN N. TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS.
SenefM MANAGER Gen. Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new. JERSEY,
(Anthracite coal used exclusively

(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
ON AND AFTER DEC. 30 1894
Trims leave station foot 81 Llberty-st
For Eastcn Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk h.
ABB LIB 9:iO III As TO Easton) A. NJ. l:i0 10 "a
60 ras,onj. 40 5:45 ~ t. Allentown. P NJ sunisSs
For wilkesbarrc. Pi,tston and seranron $40 a 4,
100 80 4:3O p NJ Sundays. 40 A. ".
For Reading Mt 80. 500 9:l0 1000 II 30 A. u. ia
1 80 400. 800. 5:i5. 7:3o P; NJ. l2ls night sn,
800. 5;a5 ? 81. i2i5 might. sundays 100, sSss "a
= NJ. 1915 night.
o:Io A. NJ. 40 80. 100 p NJ SUNDAYS. 800 IN
For Red Rank, Long nranei and boin,s sosth to Pss!
RSas1 4l5 20 sis p n sundays eSceD, oe -
Grove and Xsbury PARK 900 !. NJ. 400 p. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis A. NJ. las. $40 44O P. NJ
For Farmngdale Toms River. Barnegat Park and h
nega, 40. SIS A. NJ. 45. 40 p ~
For Atlantic cry. Cape May. Vineland and Brsds'na
For :" Monmouth Beach. seabrgh, and Highlands d
Nayssnk. 4.3o sis. 100 A "; l.o las. AIS ~
p NJ Sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For Philadelphia. week days. 40, 500. 300 1854
II 80 Dining Can a. ~. ! 80 9 30. tW (Bun.t P..
carr. 500 dining Car, So ~ ~, 40 sts TX ~
zoo dining nan s' car,. 500 p 81 1911, night,
For Baltimore and WaShins,on week GAYS go ~
p ms iels night sunday. 900 II 80 Dining Car
A NJ 100 500 DINING car. go ?. NJ 1918 n.gat
Tickets and parlor car seats can b nr.srea az ~ ~
IAN 81, iai Fast I25th 81 24 West l25th S.. 81 O.
iunlbus Az New-York: Court ST SO Fulton ST. Bcos.
lyn ~ Broadway. VIII imsbu-g me New TX trsns,n
% tesffn
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8fhooI Asenrles.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors. Governesses
Il O COLLEGES Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. II. ]. YOUNGFULTON. q Union Square
GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors. professors.
n teachers etc. In all depts recommends
schools parents 100 5th Book Bldng cor 20th st
"A THE NEWYLRK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
way "a door north Of Thrty-nrst-st; and ADvER.
TIsEMENTs at the following Branch Onnces: -
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pALTIMoRE AND ONO r. n.

Fast Express IUdins To ,,..lnnouI
BALTIMORE WashinEton, ChicaE', S.st.
81. Louis and All Point, Trains OF.
Leave NeMYork "a" foot Of Liberty dayr 81 gss
GAGo 1880 and i2is nisSnatiNN tVT ST. Lovafi
900 a. H.. 600 p. m. For wAsHlNGGaayS ' ~ -
MORE. 900 a. m. III 80 a. m. pIninsc az go
i2:i5 night All trains run daily except s' ssrnI ...
For NORFOLK Bay Line, 80 p d. ,sa,d and cnsssss
through Pullman sleeping S' Ed S%S i sss
g., i27 Bower,, n y; sii Fulton st.,
ton foot Of Liberty ST.. C. r. Of - ~ ssas'
Nsw-York Transfer Co will call for ~
Srvm hotel or residence to Destination
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THE HOTEL
ROYAL POtNCIANA

LAKE W'i. III fA'i'i'N.
Onens On Christmas Eve. under the management - II
" Merrill = y Office Decker islinE ~ Union 81
TFc MoygTGlN PARK H0T'El,,
NGT SPRINGS, N~8TA CAROLINA.
LOCATED ABOUT TIE CENTRE OF TIE GREAT
-0N sNi'rIlFRN RAILROAD slsrEM.
Only "a hours frUfu Nsu- hoik. iy go .. ~. dti'y
via Penn Il r.. With hrlsh i4iim1 ,,, 'a, -, NJ,
charming resort in the LAND or TIE SKY ~
fcci elevation surrounded ~ ofiy gln'-ead n'uniain'
,h.~rrg IL from wlufry blasts The cufAiise chAtHr
Ter u justly celebrated natural thermal. gai.J'
r,wng through luxurious marble baths have \ NATION
Al. REPrTATiOS The eminent Physician. IT.
SON MAN LECLERcQ with lp years siIerl'nc" al
Carlsbad Austria AKA IN charge
The Hotel II nrri-cass IN all appointments WIN unsA
,a...d cuisine the experienced management or
Eo1II 1,rI.E 4 HODES. Mr. poDEN may hs seen at
Windsor Hotel New York. from . a m until = m
daily Of viii call residences Of persons desiring in'o
nation. 1,>
~ KEiiEy Pres / 10 whitehall at. New York
THE swANNASoA,
j AsHEvIfLE. n C. ,.,
s,rc,iv good usdum priced. all the year transient
ard family Hotel. r. II RAwfS. Mgr
W. ALTERS sANITARItM. wERSEnSNiii'E. IA
w rnexhrll,d as n WINTER RESORT. Modern IN hp-
roinmcn,s moderate Address IA above for crruhs
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0earbers.
Danelnq Ata0emles.

T,ERNANDO.s ACADEMY. 1862 East 55th-st-Quarter.
Il So. private lessons. any hour. $l class tickets at
pupils convenience. Extra select private classes
/ NO Gsi FIFTH AVENUE,
Glass and private lessons Mems class commences De-
cenber 81 new. The Amsterdam
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
no PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsF
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

stations foot Of Cortiandt and Desbrossess~
..OO a. VI. daily for MACH SHHNk 81, ana p5r Its
VILE and READING -...-..,., ,,,v
s.i5 A. " daily f9r GENEypAsx IRIpE and
the West and PRINCIPAL and oc po .sos ,S csas@
It;iO 4 VI laily Tor MAUCH CHUNK and Inter
mediate Connections for Rins and N Ri'' ass Il
Intermediate connections FOR Poi,Ve ana Hes
nff:,o =. H. da,iy> except SUNDAY. for l. sni 3
JUNCTION and PRINCIPAL niermeda,e sa'os ,,r rD p,,
4s2o =. VI. daily except sunday for SOUTH PLAIN.
5S " daily for EasieH ara in,sr~sd ,R ALA
ana goo s con. d we f'T Pullman Sleeper
to chieago Sleeper 10 Iuas and ToTat. e,I r.
$3.50 p. VI. daily. escep, sunday. for MAucH CHUNK
boo r; r. daily fGr ITHACA GENE cg n n sss,
Ws. Pullman seetefs TO chcsgo and aa
Tickets -. and Pullman scsommota IT, At ,,i - =
East i25th ST. y. Y: $40 Fulton 81. Cogr' ST.
T ap TanseF c Win cali for AMI s.s
from hotel or residence through TO destination.
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND wEsTLRN r. .
stations in New-YOrk foot of Barclay ass
Christopher Streets.
vESTIBULED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT.
Dire. route ,c NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MoNrcl4MI.
The oRANGEs SUMMIT BeTnSFd p,..on S' s
PATCONG. hdcktUsiONn. 81 HULL
Washington. PHILIIPSBURG. EASTON. Walls
GAP. STROUDSBURG Pocono Mountains sCEass
DANvILLE NORTHUMBERLAND M'n,rose. BINe
HAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH. Wateryille: gIiooSS
RlcHFIELr SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE; ,S g
WEGO ITHACA OWEGO. ET.MiRA coRSI@
BATH. DANsvTILE BUFFALO and all points wssh
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST -,
100 a; M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops a, priae''s
900 4. M-nUFrALo. SCRANTON. RIN CHAN ~
UTICA RICHFlELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ~
OswEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet ParloF cars a. a.
meet at Buffalo with train for Cnicaso. arriving -
a. IN. next morning. -, ann
I 90 I. M.-SCRANTON. BINGIIAMTON and Ei1nA~
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor Avn
Z 90 T. M.-SCRANToN. wILKESBARRE ana rLi"
OuTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ~.
1880 p. NJ ODailv) Buffalo Vestibuled lmitsd Ei 5y
FOR SCRANTON. BlNGHAMrON. ELMlRA post
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connsos n
Buffalo with tain fci Chicago. arriving at ?S -
day. ...,u.v.
900 p NJ DAILY BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGhxxiss
TON. UTICA SYRACUSE and oSWEGO EAfh'S"
Pullman Buffet Sleepers. .,.s =, a
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDA TloS ::
Murray-s and i29 Broadway Tickets at ferry ,ussr
7s5 and 9t2 Broadway. SO West l25th-st 2S Ss,,.sr
ave. New-York. 35s and 726 Fulton and "a Bs.
Brooklyn. Tine l.bles giving full Information
stations =, A.. ~
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call * "
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destnstr
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Ncw Publications.

WILBUR H. KETCHAM
PUBLISHER, IMPORTER AND BOOKSELLER
COOPER UNION. NEW YORK.
(4h Avenue. door south Of sth street,
our discount price for book. matter by whom
published advertised request. large
assortment Imported and American Holiday Books
Booklets Cards etc. bargain prices. We Will s0nf
descriptive Holiday Catalogue. free Application
a TO examine siOc~ Is requested.
EPILEPSY
published full OF the mode Of
in the Williamson Sanarlum. w-Lonion. Conn. with
recorded Address above with stamp. for free
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Conntrn Boaro.

ID GARD at reasonable rates. can be had at ~ = I'm
Is Fast Orange y J.. all improvements. lnciun'ns
steam heat. formerly Mrs. French's. Al. Mrs ROWAN
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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-01-13
ON THE WING.

THOMAS R. CUTLER of Lehi dined at
the Roberts today.
B. H. ROBERTS is the speaker this
afternoon at conference.
MAYOR J. z. HALL of Springville
was in Provo Friday and today.
For SALE-A nice new brick resi-
dence in the Third ward, very cheap.
Apply to Logan Holloway.
DON'T forget that Boshard will sell
you the same grade Of -four az Hoover's
"Sea Foam" at IS cents sack.
DANIELS BROTHERS will mount you
one cabinet photo on plate glass
easle and one dozen photos for 1925.
ONE dozen frstclass cabinet photos,
and one mounted on glass easle for
1926. G. A. ConKling, Union studio.
The hearing of the Dougall-Robert-
son contest has been postponed until
Monday.
Hoods Pills are the best after-din-
ner pills, assist digestion, prevent con
stipation.
For SALE-Old papers at % cents
per hundred. Apply to the business
Office of The DISPATCH.
Hon. w. H. KING returned Friday,
from Salt Lake city, where he has been
hob-nObbing with his old legislative
and party friends for few DAYS.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-01-13

BosHARD is looking for car of flour,
which be expects to sell at so C ents a
sack.
BOARD, lodgings and furnished
/ rooms can be bad on 9th street be-
tween d and E.-Mrs. NJ. L. Newell. X
For SALE-A three-foot nickle
plated show case, in perfect order. viii
be sold at a bargain. Apply at this
Office.
SEE R. G. Kirkwood assignee Tor
McEwan & Co.. for bargains. Dry
goods, shoes, underwear, notions, etc.
must be sold.
Provo City Lumber company, tele-
phone No. 81. will furnish you drv
cedar kindling wood ready to fire.
SIX sacks for one dollar, delivered,
Pitch pine dry wood cut to order for
sale.
THE most complete winter stock of
clothing, gents furnishing goods, dry
goods and notions is to be found at
Irvine u Barney's.
ONE DOLLAR will pay for enough
kindling wood at the Provo City Lum-
Der company's yard to last you all
winter, delivered free of charge.
OUR sale OF shoes is still on and I'M.
precedented In Provo. The results of
the last six days give great encourage
ment for our proceeding further with
the sale. Call and be surprised at the
Bargains we have. Irvine & Barney,
80 and 80 Center st.