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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEy,

fAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on AND AFTER DEC. I'D 1894
Trains leave station foot Of Liber,yst
49, 7..5. 9:lO nI:45 to Eastonl A. ~ l;l0 20 900
10 Eastonj 4:20 5ij 80 - Allentown. " sundays.
$50 G:i5 TO Eastonl A. n. 90 $50. Goo n
ITO 20 40 = NJ SUNDAYS 43O A. "
100 go SO S4s 80 ~ Zoo 1915 night gb;, sun
For Harrisburg 40 800. 9;io A. NJ. l;lo. i$o 80
zoo, 5.s P n. i2A1 night Sundays 100 $780, 600
For sunbury LewIsbure; and W'liamspors at 80 800
e:lo A. NJ, 1:iO 80 7so r; NJ. Sundays 500 P
For Red Rank Long ranch and poin,s sog,h to Psins
Grove and Asbur'>7'ark. 900 :, " 900 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis A. NJ. Las. $40. 40 P. NJ
For Farmingdale. Toms River Barnega Park and Bar
negat 40 SIS A. NJ. l4' $40 p. N.
For Atlantic CITY Cape May. Nineand and b'idse'oa'
For a. Monmo1th Reach seas,lrh' ard Hshl,nd'
Say,sink 80 s:lS li;29 ~ 20 l'' AID ."
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
For Philadelphia. week days 49, 500 800 1000
CARP 800 Dining Car, 600. ~ SO p n; 2ls
800 Dining Car, 800 P. N. 1915 night 80, go,
dining rsrp A NJ 40 33O 500 Dining Car. 500
r NJ 1918 night Sundays. 900 II 80 Dining Csr)
A. ~. 80 500 Dining Can. 800 P N. l2.is n,sht.
2si. si5 "a. ITO l323 Broatway ~ s,haye g East
i.,h s., l3l Fas, io5th ST. 2Gi Wes' eih ST. 23i Co
,ur,bus Az New.York: Court St SEQ Fulton ST.. Brook
Corpany and check baggage from hotel or
residence 20 destination
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tute. the ri Eta, the Signet or the o. a. 49, Vi
course. absurd The rare and priceless treasures
in the library of the o. X. society alone "ou'n
supply the materials for a chapter. as pr' WIZ"
sor TO whom the book IL dedicated, might nave
informed the author.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

station. foot of Cortinndt and Desbrosses SIS.
:UU 4. VI. daily for MALon CHI ~ am tAsss'
mediate stations connections except sunday Tor PULLS
WILLIE and READING. --.,-.-.---, prv
s.I5 4. VI. daily Tor GENEVA. RoCiIE;TLI:,z BIZ;
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION btIlD1f. an1
the West and principal and local points dnlhscaI 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestitule sleeper 70 acsso
lilo 4. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and nter'
mediate points Connections for Reading and Harrisburg
100 y. VI. daily except sunday, for ELNlHA anc ~
intermediate stations Tor Pottsve and Read
ing. chaircsr 10 Wtlkesbarre. , A.,
4;1O r. VI. daily, except sunday 70, l. ana y
JUNCTION principal intermediate stations. PULLMAN
hure parlorosr 10 wilkesbarre: connections oE Po'S
i:2O r. VI. daily. except sunday. FOR SOUTH PLAIN
5,i o. ~ daily for Easton and intermediate stations
,;;oo r. VI daily Tor PVTFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
art an points west Pullman sleeper yestibalei tran
\ Y - Chicago sleeper Eu@a1 AMI Toronto connec-
tons for ReadinS and Narr,shurg. -
tiyo y VI. daily, except SUNDAY ioT eastern ana inter-
mediate stations
300 =. VI. daily ,or ITHACA. GENEVA RoCIi.
ESTER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all roins
West. Pullman seepers chicago and BlFa' Chair
car Wukesharie. 90 o., a..
,rf ia2s Broal way. i43 very. 81 Eas' l4h s.. ~
--,s, ie5,l 1t y 7: SOo Fulton s.. Court St. %
B-1adway. and Brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN. y T. .
from hotel or residence through 20 des,raton
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RAILROADS.
DENNSY LVANIA
RAILROAD.

IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ~, 1894.
?o A. Mast Car n e 1PasOgrs
om cas hc M ceSesns
A. M. c,nc,1nai. Gao A. 3d. iadlanapois 74s "
200 p MGcGIcxco AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
vile and chicago Arrive ti9cinnati io45 A. NJ. s.
600 asSii MwE SslesF2 EFxFFREsspuman s...,
7.45 =. M.-soGTH'%iEsTERS ExPREss.x Psy
Ar rfp'Ss c a r NJ IndanapOlls ioi5 p "l
$50 f T. MfAer fssGHS sags s.pn.
to Pttsburg; Connects FOR Chicago daily. and Cleve
'a"' "' WAsHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
SO 1910 Dining G Pso1 II s a. 81 bi, no go Coz
l2IS night sunday $50 A. ~ g 20 % CiengressIona
so OFT aS'' RShiLWAY EyPRESs s2g P daily
da a s ana S ~
orleans; 2.15 night. daily. seepers to Montgomery
ATIANTfc COAST LINE; 900 NJ daily. Sleeper. 3.
o TiSP FA qPt R;hT RaS..,
FOR 6fy OLD ISf PoNT coMFoRT ard NoRFoLK via Can.
seePsr s@ p NJ daily "esy a'a WIN Through
FOR G Gy p P@r SAFE car M5 "a Sse
For Long arch A,bury Par occan 70 Gr troy ard PO
week DAYS sundays lexcept As5ury Park and Ocean
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ing Car)' II A. n. ~ ]. 2.IO B. 80 DINING Cao 4
~ :, @ bss Gn ss so 500 20 msd +
A. H. Dining Carr 3 20 Dining Csr), 4. tsl Dining
r Csr Sces n' Sos 9ss a4 los 1893 iii and as ,s
ws Asor , s aDd fo so q d RsSrs s,
nroadway and Brooklyn Annex station foot ~ Fulton
Tse Spany w call for and check Sagssgs o
hotels and residences through to des'inati9 a.,
General Manager General Passr Agent
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Lost.

r OSr Bank Book ~. 3iN.G2i Dry Dock savings
IL Bank. ANY person having claims upon sad b,9~ rs
chilled up,n to present the To- tn" bank within
thirty DAYS or the book Will be- declared cancelled
and distinguished and one issued I'm leu thereof
I ST-Bauk. Book No. 24N.'ol IN Dry poch savings
| Rank ANY person having claims upon said book ~
called anon % present the To the bank within
thirty iavs the said book Will te Dc Jared cancelled
and cxtInguished and a issued In lieu thereof
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Ddnnna Ataoemles.

LEXANDER MACGREGORS Mendessohn Rooms.
"A los WEST 18th ST.
IrVnte and classes dancing day.
l,ERNANDO'S ACADEMY To- East 55th-st-9uarter.
i private lessons, hour. 81: class tickets at
pupils convenience Extra select private classes
~ GEORGE DODwORTH. -
NO 6sl FIFTH AVENUE
Class and private lessons Mems class commences De-
ceuber 81 new. The Amsterdam.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
n THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE
ClivED Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No i.el2 Broad
way "a loor north Of rty-nrs-st.. and ADVER
TISEMENIS the following Branch Omces 25i
:. Twenty thIrdst IL. Siath-a,e .
i57 Fourth-ave. Fourteenth-st Go Thdave; 700
Third ave. cor Forty seventh ST. lV-G Ihiri-avc near
I0s fst-aVe lO1 West Forty second ST.
1872 Coumbus-nve 80 Avenue A. 1873 Thrd-ave 20 West
Faureenth-st.. ISL West Forty sccond-st h5 Third ave-
1898 Thlrdave. 20ji Third-ave. between One-hunded
and twelfth and one -hundr nd thirteenth cts.
A. the HARLEM OFFICES isO Fast One hundred and
ST. 2t3 West One hundred and twenty NTH
and so West One hundr red and forty hfthst. to
\ n u regular ocdcs eataA
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DEL. LACKaWANNA AND WESTERN n. r.:
stations in Ncw-yorts foot of barclay ana
Christopher streets.
NESTIBtLED TRAINS. ~ LiNN BtfFtr
CARS IINISCI IIGHI.

pirct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAlA
THE ORANGES. summit B-inATl. VILE. bAs..as
Ridge Madison Mouisto"n. Passac. paterson boon
ton, Dover. ; anhop. BCpptS LAKE. lAhE NO
pATCONG Ia k,ttso~n. StliOOIEf'S MOUNTAIN
Washington. PIIi.LIPSBt' RIG. EASToN WATER
STROIbSBCRG Pocoro Mountains. ~t.t.AN
TON. PITTSTON. WILKESBAllRE. NANTI ,OtE.
DANVIIIE. NORTHUNRERI NJ. N'nffose. HlN,i-
NAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH water,'ii.e. yTiccts
EICHFIELE SPRINGS. Cortland NlRA'l ~ Os'
WEGO ITHACA oWEGo. ELMiRA. coR,HT,.,
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:c0 A. M.-BiNGHAMTON NAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-RUFFALo. SCRANTON. BlNGuANTON:
wv lTicA RICTriET.D SPRINGS SYRACI'sT ara
OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Bune' Pslior Car. Con-:
meet Buffalo with train Tor Chicago arriving DO
100 T. Nj SCRANTON. BINGIIAMrON and ELMlRA
EXPRESS. Pullman pafl0r cars -,
60 p M.-SCRhNTON. WlLK BARRE and PLfM'
Ot''rV EMPRESS Pullman rari1r
.3l T. NJ tpailD Buffalo Nestihuled Limited Express
ro- SCRANTON, BINGHANrON. ELNlRA BCF.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car CONNECTS az
Buffalo with tain fY Chicago. arriving at 339 p M
$50 r NJ Daly)-BUFFALo SCRANTON. PiNGuAM,
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO ENpRESs
TICKETS AND FiTIiMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a; =
Murrayst. and 42a Broadway Tickets at de,y atons
rss and broadway So West i25thst.. 2S Columbus
ave- York: 3ss ant 7e5 Flons,. and - Broadway
Rrookyn Time s-bles. giving full Information. a; all
stations.
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

To the makirg Of illustrated books Mr. A. V. s.
Anthony-whose skill in that matter has long been
shown in the Riverside Press-has devoted pleas
ant paper in THE Independent The WORK ana
worry involved in faithful illustration are indicated
,r his reco,ections Of the preparation OF Long
fellows Miles Standish" 81 had left he writes
"a considerable space among my types for hand-
some picture of the old Hall from which Miles was
supposed to have come l described 10 'ne poe' ,ae
l,nd NJ MAGNIFICENT old baronial mansion. with
the trees and hedges and terraces. that intended
10 have for that illustration. He surprised me by
saving that the old Hail still In existence ana
that the picture must be an actua' view as ~e'e
III .,e others In the volume which he had described
in the several poems Here was trouble. hunted
everywhere but no County Histories. no 'Baronia
Halls no Mar sions of Old England gave me any
clew. Duxbury Hall. In Lancashire must De iounu'
but where? Nothing in the Public Library. Atne-
oaeum or Harvard libraries gave me the slightest
hint Mr. Justin winsor. the librarian OF Harvard
haaame interested. He wrote 70 friend who was
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= RE IL N e S q

InFOAsh ralns ior Chcase ana The West Ies'e nv
York. loot OF ,hanbers-st., daiiy. follows and ave
mnut"s earlier NOT West I'D st:
OF \. M.-Ncstibulei Express Tor MaVerly bns'
''IC h"mtOn. E.mira. BuNalo. Bradford and salA'
Iallut luualo
.(.NN l.. M.-Vestihu.e Limited Solii train for Snl.
c'VV cago Via Chauaulla Lake. arrives Cleveiana
$40 a. m, Chicago p. m. Sleeie's 20 S"'-
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati. p.aus car
60 b msn y's lt. t EsPsi sf s1a
Chicago and West. Buffalo passengers cAo
remain II sleeper until 5 \ NJ
S45 : n GO 9p nssS Las and 10 Nas4l es
49, caso and en- rnnati Dining car ,.,,,,,v
i accommodations 26t and a5s Broadway. loo
Chambers and West .3dst ferries sew
York: 81, Futon St BROOKLYN: Hudson Hohossn.
AMI Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Company calls 'or
baggage from hotels and residences 70 cesu
nation
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EPILEPSY.
UNION SQUARE. NETWORK.

EPILEPSY.
lust published full ~ tho mode o, treatment
IN the Williamson Santarium. NewI London. Conn., with
recorded cases Address above with stamp Tor free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

Chronicle London. November l. lSoi'
Containing first chapters Of college serial LOT s"'''
"RaIph Waldo Emerson" by Brander Matthews; ROGUE
Eenhants" by C. f. Holder; contributions from he'e"
Gray Cone Howard Pyle. Mary Mapes Dodge hlor'dse
& Brooks Tudor jerks Susan Fenimore Cooper MAJ
co,m Douglas and Others. Pictures by Birch. Bensel
HILL Ogden Taber Drake. Francis. Malcolm Fraser
Fem, and others.
ARE YOUR YOUNG FOLKS
TO HAVE ST. NICHOLAS
IN 1895?
II not consider this special offer: The new volume
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subscribers who send years subscription beginning
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rrrrOR-A Everett stone graduate of Yale University
and Columbia College Law School special experience
ia coaching college eSaminations 56l 5'h-avs
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Ilans leave W"st I'D 81 SUTTON, New loIH d W.
lows. and Is minut earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$3.50 A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo. ,..
Uil5 4. VI DAILY for Albany. Utica syracuse Rocnso
Buffalo. Niagara fs.ls. Detroit Chicago. eASsp'
Saturday To ~ 60.
o,iS =. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. Syst
ouse Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto ~
tot. Cleveland. Chicago and s.. Louis ,..
St45 r. NJ. Daily. Sunday. for Utica. Syrscu''
Rochester and Buffalo. ,...
S:15 i. VI Daily 70. Albany, Utica. syracuse hocn1S
ter. Buffalo. Ma Fails. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and st. .Ou,s -,..,
For tickets time tables local parlor and Sleep
rg-car accommodations apply city offices BROOKLYN si
New York and at stations Time tables principal
hotels For other information address
c. F. LAMBERT. General Passenger Assrs
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School Aesnrles.

4 GENCY Miriam Coyrerr supplies tutors. professors.
"A t.a,hcr etc. IN all deps. recommends
schools parents $50 jh-ave. Book Bldng 10Th st.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses.
&C TO Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. II.
Fast Express Trains To -.
unltimorc Washington. Chicago. CinctnnSt%
st Louis and All Points west

HUFFMAN .-I. s',,s' ,Nn On 1T aay tor CHI.
AGO 1880 IN. aad i2;ls n,sh re- ,r * sr iouIs
NO a. Va. 6.O .. For WASHINGTON, bAL,t 20
MORE 900 a. M Ci:3o a. DINING Carr, 10 10 nv ~
d IN ex. Sunday. 900 y. DINING tht, wv ~ 'N'
II is night Al daily except 80" p mmnd,v
NORFOLK. ii 10 m. daily, 100 D. IN ~.
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke Bristol ana III
nooga. through Pullman sleeping Car 100 =. IN S u~'v
IAN St. e7 Bowery n Y. S4A $50 Fulton ST. n''o"'"
station q Liberty ST. g. r. X. OF n y. =, $1,000
New York Co viii call for and cheek esSsss
frpm hotel residences 70 Destination
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Mem Publications.
READY DECEMBER 2S'h'
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ST. NICHOLAS
FOR YOUNG FOLKS.
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ats supremacy remains undisputed' line D"'''
Chronicle London. November I, 1891
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Mr. kllds book on social Evolution has inst
n..f printed from new t,pc. thu plates OF m. former
edition. having been worn ou, hy much u.s. "F
KIDD who j.. an English orc.h in tn" Civl S"rVc"
ha. Lately been promoted 90 the office OF Sup"rn-
,e,,l,nt of p~lth-duty Statistics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

81. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL.
- MANIIrS. \. Y.
r., Rev. +. n. Huntington. Wr Nerheck
Next term begins January 9th. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

Little Eyof" Ibsen's forthcoming play. is men
toned "a greatly disturbing the senaibilities OF
the man who is turning IT into English. lie de
,larcs that i'm transllting II h" Is going through
the most memorable and thrilling literary eNpe-
rioncr OF his .i,r-Which Is good advertising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

Roberts Hrothor4 issue second series ~ hymns
ana poems. written hy Frederick l. ilosm'r anu
william g. Ganuett. under d." tite me i"o"shl
~ cod" They are graceful AMI rhythmic'l. AMI
r. r.r,ai,d hy that spirit - ethical culture that
hn, go Largely taken TIE place OF dosmatc religion
IN %,w- InglinI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

- r. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL:
- MANIItS. y. Y.
~, Rev. f. II. Huntington. Wr1 Nerheck
Next term begins January 9th $50
For Young Ladies.--Country.
ct NAKYS SCHOOL. GARDEN CITY. y. 7.
- Advantage SewTork Special instruct IN MUSIC
College Preparatory AMI E'ec;ye curses %, o,
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Special rates pupils er'oring January SIN 1880.
trEMPIE GROVE SEMINARY Saraioss Springs. ~ Y
Regular and optlonal for young ladies' ten
teachers CHARLES + DOwD Pm D.. President
WALNUT LANE school. 49,
w and College Preparatory gi'is oon
year opens September 10Th. For circular address
MIR TUEOpORA H. RICHARDS Principal
Mss SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
49, Germantown. Philadelphia
Europe.
7 ONION ENGLAND Superior finishing school for the
daughters ~ Gentlemen Establishment or long
siAnlng TIE pupils have loving care and safe training
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i efficient stan ~ UNIVERSITY GRADUATES ut any
~ the aforementioned schools or. oll'ReS
Fees about lnr suiueas
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Iirighion... heidelberg H'Gse. Medina Villas Viris
Prosp@ctuse- application e. European once. y y
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\ volume u Personal Hecollcctons ~ War
Times" se, forth hy Mr.. \. g Riddle Of ONO is In
the press OF the Putnams. The most noted figures
IN the politics ~ the Last generation appear IN these
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HENRY OF NAVARRO.

HENRY OF NAVARRO And the Religious
Wars BY Edward T. Blair. PIP. So1 j. b.
Lppincott Company.
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NEWTON ~ j. INSTITUTE Homelke Family Scho
~ gl~ Rows Special care. personal instructlln Ron
AMI hall steam heated J. WILSON. y al TN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

Perhaps tho most extraordinary theme "h'ch
any modern clergyman has selected FOR sermon
+. tho navel called ~ yellow Astcr." 1t Was
minister I'm Aberdeen who discoursci upon 1t. the
other day-"lkc thoughtful reviewer" II Is
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-07
MoxpAY'sDArLY.

MoNpAY'SDAmy.
 James Shirley returned on Satur- day from his visit east
 Capt ain Bs,wa aal Leu Emery of Wa pie, are oI ou a hunting trip.
 F W. Payne, the Ballemont ieo man. has been ig Prescott looking up trade for bis ice.
 The "a m 3,s slight de- delay t5 ralraa3 uusidlus it Wial b but brief ho ever.
 The trial of Young Doaeney, for killing his father in Pheulx in 1890 Is in progress in the aboys cIty be- fore Judge Hawkins
 The Coconiuo Sun announces the sale of it's contemporary, the Demo crat, to Harold w Roll. who will assume charge this week.
 Judge ! II. Wright returned yes terday from a business tnp te Flag staf. He says there were two feet of snow on the ground there when he left.
 Herbert Brown, of New York, representing the "Once Week. paper, Is now in town, for the pur- pose of booming the subscription list of that we'll known journal. The inducements oaered to subscribers are we'll worth the subscription price alone.
 John Armstrong has resigned as private secretary to Governor Hughes and has accepted the edito- rial management of the Tucson star. Mir. Armstrong has had con siderable newspaper experience in London, New York and Chicago.
 Elizabeth Young who was ex- amined on Saturday on a charge of robbery was convicted of petty larceny and sentenced to pay a fine ot 50 or go to jail hirty days. The amount stolen was only SiOO hence the charge was changed from robbery to the lesser olfense.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-07

Low rates are commencing to tell already on tTanscontinental travel. Conductor Brown of the s. F. P. X P. railway says that the east bound train from Los Angeles on Saturday last had eight coaches and there was not a single vacant seat on the train.
 4 suit for divorce was begun yes terday by Florence Huson against her husband, ex Justice ofthe Peace W. O. Huson, on tho grounds of de sertion covering @ period of ten months. during which the conn plaint alleges that the complainant has ceige,i no support from the defeu- dant The parties were married at Flagstaff ou anuary 23. 1888. They have one child, Willis F. aged ,. for whose custody plaintiff petitions Phenix Repuhlicaa.-Mrs. Huson is we'll known in Prescott where she re ided for several years. Her maiden name was Miss Florence Groves.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-07

Los Angeles papers announce that a rate var Is on, red hot, between the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe The Santa Fe started in with cut of S30 on the rate between Kansas City and Los Angeles. To-day the Southern Pacific met the cut. The Rock Island has fallen in and now tickets are on sale from Kansas City by way of Ft. Worth and Fl PasO at S35; $50 for round trip, and S2O straight, good for thirty days from March first. This Is a cut of 8 be- low the Santa Fe, and will force the latter road to go lower. The Santa Fe claims credit of the people for inaugurating the cut.
 A handsome Baptlsmal Font of Caen stone, beautifully carved, has been received and put in place in the church of tho Advent (Episco- paD. It is the gift of the Busy Bees" and was finished by the we'll known Ecclesiastical firm Of Cox Sons, Buckley X O., who have houses in London and New York. This font came from the latter place, but the carving was done in England, and is a specimen of high class of artist c work. The cost, including transportation, is about $90. This church, in its ar engagements and all it's appoint ments, is remarkably perfect, and elicits complimentary remark there upon by visitors from all parts of the country, who express their sur prise at so complete a church in every way, in a frontier city, like Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-07


 from C. l.. Phippeny to Lucy Jane Phippeny for l6O acres of land in Williamson valley, the consideration being S2,OOO. 4 bill of sale in which the same parties are inter ested for the "C. \ brand of cat. tie for $500, was also filed for record
 Talk is current here that the survey now being made from Jerome to some point on the line of the A.. S P is very likely to come to Flagstaff. Flagstaff Democrat. - Yes, the survey. has already been made there, but the road will be to connect with $. F. P. X F. rail- way.
 Sam Hill, the veteran and popu- lar hardware dealer and tiusmith, was presented to-day, by his wife, with son, the second one in the family, and he is correspondingly happy over the event. The JOURNAL MINER force was remembered ap- propriately on the occasion May the boy grow to be as popular and as valuable a citizen as it's father.
 Billy Gavin, an old-time resident and prospector of this section, re- turned last night, after an absence of eight years, which he has spent in Alaska and the Cour de Alene countries. During his absence he struck some fine silver properties, but on account of the decline in silver, thought he would return here and take chances on gold properties. Mir. Gavin was one of the dlscoverors of the celebrated Pine Spring mine on Turkey creek from which thou sands of dollars were taken within few feet of the surface.
 The preliminary survey of three different routes for a railroad to Jerome have been made. One inter sects the A. & F. railroad at Flag staff, the line being 50 miles in length. Another intersects the A. X F. near Chalendar, 47 miles in length. The third intersects the $. F. P. x P. near Jerome Junction, being 32 miles long. A portion of the Flagstaff road will require grade of three per cent. Nothing definite has yet been determined as to which line will be adopted, but probably the shortest one.
 The March number of The Forum (which by the way, will begin Vol tune XVIl.) will contain the sharp est and, it is believed, the most helpful discussion of the income tax that has anywhere appeared. The Hon. Uriel $. Hall, member of congress from Missouri, who had made himself great authority on this subject, will write in favor of it; and Mir. David A. Wells against it. The same number of The Fo- rum will contain the first of series ef articles on different systems of socialism or communism that are favored by different groups of agi- tators in the United States; Mir. Edward Bellamy will explain def- nitely the programme of the na- tionalists,s and Professor William 1 G. Sumner of Yale University will l criticise this programme showing 1 its lmpracticabillity. Another strik- 1 ing article that will appear in this number, will be a searching inquiry | into the causes of railroad failures | iR 1892, by Mir. Simon Sterne.