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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24
WEST SHORE z. r.

Trains leave West i2l - station New-York. as fol-
lows, and II minutes earlier from foot Franklin 81:
$50 4. VI. Daily. Local Bufao. sleeping car,
New York 10 Eioomvi!Ie. sunday only, can be oecu-
40 4 W. Daily local to Albany for Caiskll Noun
0I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica syncuse Roches,
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit, ChicnBo' except
Saturday for Toronto. go
A-lI.OO 4. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY. to Boomvi'e
and Catski Mountains. New raltz. Lakes Mohonk and
BIi.35 A. VI. Daily. except sunday. . catskii Noun
ta.ns, New patti Lakes Moh0nk and Minnewasia. Al
bany Saratoga Caldwell, Lake George. faror cars 10
Boomville, saratoga AMI Caldwell.
1.I5 4. VI. saturdays only. Half Holiday Special 10
Caiskill Mountain faslor car attached. go. :,
talns New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewasika Al
bany Saratoga. Parlor cars attached TO Hobart aud
Saratoga.
C'-t.OO T.. VI. Daily. except sunday for Albany.
5.15 4. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal. luca, syra-
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto De-
CSC II. VI. Daily. e&cept Suyday. f'r Newburg. Al
bany, Saratoga and Montreal larior car to King
7d5 r. VI Daily. except Sunday. for Utca. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries heeprgcar passengers
sis T. ~ Daily for Albany. Utica. ~ racuae. Roches
ter Bungo. Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit, cleye-
iaal. Chicago and 81 LOUIS. o, $500. ~,
4 b. & leaves Brooklyn W Annex: AlOD. IiiOO
d. m. C3O0 =. Jersey city. p r. H. station AlOiO.
For tickets time tables parlor and s.ecping-car
YORK and At staons Time tables at principal hotels.
For other Information address
=. =. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
. Nandsrbilt-aNr.. New York.
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n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot Of West follows 10 minutes
earlier Franklin-ft. ,,,, $500, AL.
=, IN. West cornwall. Lakes ioHohk ana MIN
usWasia ana Waikiki Valley stations. Mddet9wh'
Bloomingbug. ElenvNle. Fall.bug l.b,fN '".npnua!'
scranton Walton Delhi. sidney, Ncw-lerln. Nprwich'
Utica. Oneida. Fulton. OswcFo . ...,,
81, m tGaiiy) Tor Nest Cornwall. Midllei1wn.
uioomng burg Wursiboro Ellenye Moniaindnle Falls
burg IIure,yllle. Liberty Fallr. Liberty Whit" axe
I.a n m saturdays only for Middetown, Booning-
burg Wurtsboro. Eicn,lc. Mpunnindac. Ccntrryiiie'
TaIsburg Hnricyvie Liberty Falls Liberty farksvile.
Livingston Manor. Eoctland 90.
ais L. m for Lakes MOhO1k. and hnnewasha, stony
Ford Midetown. Wurtsboro. Eilcnvlle. Mquniandale'
6entre,ilic Falsburg Hurleyve Liberty Falls Liberty
Pniksville. Livingston Manor. ~ =.
4:3O y. m West Cornwall. Ors MiIls. isad9w
Brock Campbell Ford. Crystal Run. Middle
town oomingburg. Wurstboro. Eli"nyllie ,.,
fdaiSl Tor Hlddletovn Hloomineburg. fnlls-
burg liberty Livingston Manor Walton. Sidney, Nor
vch oneida Fulton Oswego, Niagaa Falls ana points
west Pullman Sleeping cars. Free reclining chair car
10 Chicago without change
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats at 81 Broad
way. New-York. j. g ANDERSON.
~ General Passenger Agent. so Beaver-st. ~ 7.
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BALTIMORE ~ ONO IL. a..


pAlTIMORE. MASHIEGIO%, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI,
sT LOUIS AND ALI. POINTS WEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave New-Y YORK loot Liberty ST. daily. For CHI
cAGo 80 p n. and u 10 night For pIITsBLRG. no
n 500 p. m. For WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 0
a. III 80 a. m. Dining Card 80 800 T. NJ e. sun}
trains run daily escep 3 90 p m For NORFOLK Bay
line 40 d IN. Sun. For NEN-oRIEANS. via
Bristol Chattanooga. through Pullman Sleep
Ticket Offices i72. 26i 49, LAO Bway 81 E. i4h.s..
Drand-st. y. Z. 3ff Fnltolst brooklyn: station
foot Of liberty-st.. c. r. r. Of y. ].
York Transfer Co will call for and check baggage
from hotel residence to destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,


F.tr trr 49, Automatic Block signals.
Trains leave station foot ~ LI.erty-sf.
r. Fusion bethlehem Allentown Mauca Ch'nr Sc.
- - 90 II - Eas'on 4. NJ. ! To- 30. q
{. las'.e. 40 80. -" a. AheaI8n, P IL. SAM
Tr wlikes' arfe Pl',s, and Scranton. 9:lO A. NJ.
no 30 ~ ,. NJ Sur.a}s. % \ ~ .
3 N~1lIrr - 4r0 500 g.io ioon II 10 4. NJ.
i.'s ~ 400 400. boz. 5:i5. 20 = ~, 1873 nigh,
sr-ir5s. $50 T. u. LOO ! 20. 12j. COO T. ~. l"AO
uiFh'
500 80, i.ii J. u. i2.l5 night. Sundays 100 6Ht
y " 1913 nirh'
Flf suniury. I.rvislufg anil we spor, ~ 80 90
DO \ ". no. i:so : 20 r " Sundays 7i5 A. NJ.
Goo r 81.
ALL PAIL ROUTE.
For long Er1nrn. ocean Grove. sc.
ilr Rel ,ank Ione Branch ana points south 70 Point
II~tr-nf. ~ S.it. ~ 20 s. n. I go BID 40 i3i
. ., g. Re- BANS 90 81 .,g,nlays,, gpSeGJ' Ocean
For LAKEWOOD. TINS F.var. inrn.gat Park nni
=. -1ecat. 80 SIS 4. =. ia. : 30 =. ~. .
FIR Atilnfc cry. Nnr4uG arl ii-ii;e'0n. 4SO A. NJ.
i.ao = u
FIR Monmouth Beach. sealrlSt' AMI II.ghlari Beach
to s.ii. II 20 \. NJ. ~ go T. N Sundays 300
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rooms to j. H. MARTIN CO.
WHEN IN BUFFALO G,! s59n AT THE
NIAGARA FALLs tory minute. away.
Counirn Boaro.
,.--,--.oo.. ------ - - ------>
pIRoNDAcKs Private family VIII TAKE few l So or
Inodaions: shade lawn piazza - minutes walk from
T. O. and churches; good table NIX, cream
Elinbethtown. Essex Co. y Y
KS AsBI'KY PARK FAMILY will accumulate few few
ruad s' Rooms T'S on unusual 80 Eysr
irc Toad to Norh As6ury Park RelsTsnsG: ,e
Young children M tatop.
QUIET HOME on the outskirts or yllasc near W@ll r
"A Kill River: miles from Orange Lake 'etiS' - P'
Address T. O BOX 81, Walden. y Y. -
FEW select bear4rrs wanted in private iaW a.Sr At
Adliess LOCUST GROVE FAfM. Port Washington
rostonce. y. Y.
rLANTIc FARM -Haltmne from depot hall Il rni +
nzwLETT Mcrri REX L.
ID OARDERs wANTED-A large. family with children
Ncwyor P;P ot =, qsT LIZ, m'H w iqi
MOT, Montrse n. Y.
u oARDERs TAKEN pleasant farmhouse iorE. shady
I'D yard; beautiful locality; dslsnitm ars., go
& Tepo sA.' o nfora' address W F. swART
Deposit. iroon,e Co. y y.
AMI ahaM T 1.ot rom ana sh paS%srs
r h Good plain table w'e , plenty Of m d % ani S ams
emery trout fishing y, mosquitoes, Two mails. daily
F T5n = FERNS n SC p@r eeS Re'errn ant July l'
l. 80 j. B RIDER Bushneisvile. Greene Co.. ~ y
/,orxrrY roAKp- Pleasant. airy rooms 10 minutes
walk TO ? M. - H. W II EIHoXE. Pine Bush y. Y
1,tuvooD FARM SALEM. Washington County. y !
r1l, iilns' sctncry' Aiircss NJ. 4. PORTER
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. Il.
stations I'm Nev-Nork foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VESTIBjIED TRAINS. PtLLMAN BUFFET
CoACIII,S PINTsCU LIGHT.

plrec, route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELr. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bcrnardssle Basking
fdgc Madison. Sorrst9vn. Fassaic. Paterson. Boon
ton Dover stanhope. BrDDS LAKE, LAKE no
FATCONG HackcttstoWn scHOOLEYS MOI NTAIS.
Washington. PIII.LIPSBtRG. EASTON. WATEI
GAP STROUDsBUEG. Pycono Mountains. SCRAN
Ton PITTSTON. WlIKEsBARRE NANTICOKE
IANVILLE. NDRTHUMHEhLANp Montrose. BING.
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH walervle UTICA.
MCHFIELp srRI%GS. CORTLAND Sfi'ACJSE; os-
WEGO ITHACA, OWI.iO ELMltA CORNING.
NATH. DANsvlILE brFFAL0 and l., all poinu
WEST NORTHWEST AID SOUTHWEST.
100 a M-BINGHAMTON y al stops AZ principal
oci A. M.-BuFrALo. scEAXToN; nlNjIiAMToE.
t.TIcA SYEACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS pull
man Huact pnrlor Cars Connects at liurao win
train fof Chicago arriving $40 a. next morning.
90 + M.-sCRANToN BlNGHAMroN and ELMIkA
EXPREsS. Pullman parl9r cars .
400 + M-SCFAETON. WfLKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OTTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars. ...-,,..,
S..0 T. 81 DAILY BUFFALO. - RANTON, HISGHAI-
TO.: ana EIMIRA LIMITED ENPRESS Pullman
fun.t Slrsgefs. Arrives 90 - a IN. -
20, l. " uaIyl-Ei FIAio. SCRANTON. BlNGHAh-
TON RIrHFIELD srRINGS. sYRN crsE ana Os-
Woo EXPRESS Pullman lunet Sleepers
TICKETS ASD Pt LLMAH A'HpNNbbAIlpNS ~ -
sfff4vsf AMI IflalWaV Tck IS az frry stations
- and gio broadway. - West i2j'h-st %, runt-s-
ave- New York SIS ari 726 Fr''u-et. AMI - KfonG"ay
If1oku Time tables. giving fu Information at all sta
tons --.. go ,
check baggage from hotel Or residence 70 Destination
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hdilroGos.
Pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
lions zoo, Of Doshrosses and Cortandt Streets
In Effect Nny 18th. 1894.

STATIONS Zoo, Of Dshrosses and c9r,iandt Streets
i o:"o a. '" Vi I rirHNsTl5iSA LnIITE4-gSi1%oo9a
ana " olscr Si Car Arrives Chcaso 4 NJ cieys-
land - < NJ CnGn,na,i st, \. W. ana i''''"-
: sP Nj t f91 FSl' &2D sr LOUIS EXPIRES
rq a and s eSa"so ana &r R""s ncnna a.
L.si; 80 r ~ Th1,Sso Ex Fl n Pullman Sleeping
and Dining Cars = Chieaso ann Sie'saIdl ,
S ,r1. qnd n%nF f w. to r6anaPs an" io5 p
500 y. VI. rXcIFlc EMPRESS Pullman, ri. il''p anf
nXI i;fiHaa ans ,!s s>D THE sorrM
800 congressional Limited all r%.9r ana, D ibb
sunday. $40 300 A. NJ 32O Wongressiona Limited
oil Pariar and Dining Cars' 4:3o, dining carr ""'
4io i. VI. chmond end panyfe Esr,r cas. d i@
Seepers 10 Arhevill'. Tampa. ard New-''Ir,ns' LIN
100 r. MEDaly 3 S efasaTeai- Ohio railway.
FOX %ib roiNT ,coMFoRr and NORFOLK VIA cane
Charles Route, = 4; ~ weekdays and' Wit" lm'os"
ATI.hN1TIS COAST IiNE. 900 \. NJ daily. sl.epes 70
Tampa Jacksonville. and Charleston. 600 = NJ. daNy'
F0R ATLATTIc CiTy $50 =. NJ. weekdays with
rd 5R'S G&PE ; NAY ' 100 p J" n weekdays,
eSi'T Mc, SD g. Y Ynnd5 s es5 ~ III; ' p ~ 90
Ne" 'o" at i FoT T e., Hrs1I tx on S'"'Y''
r16-",s; GO $50 40 3 'so dG enn" ha, 6
o;o 90 Limited. 10 A NJ. .. :. l'2o :. t. 7:4' s. .
rckc ONE TI' Nos 4aa OF 100 ria AID Prool
Dcsbrosrcs and Coriandt Streets Court street. $50
Fulton street 9s Broadway ami ~ ,hl,n AnneN STA,
t5n9. loot q f"''" street '''''''"' ''''''"
rhs Ncwyork Traqsfsr c.,nPany VIII can ~ and
'f :. M. 'TTnnEvosr. j.. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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ALL PAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

fOR IO.G BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From ilrr : y. H.. f.nt Rector -.
,roI Auantc Highland Hishanl Beach b ;lps
80 1913 : y G.Oo T. ~ Saturday only. IS.
Zoo J. " sunda's 70 4. NJ. loo = VI
For Elheron. Ashury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south 70 Point Pleasant 10 10 A NJ q 90 = ~ saur.
dafs ou'y) ~ 800 T. NJ sundays Except Ashury PARK
and OCEAN GruyeJ. 1.3p : "
20 Lakewood. Toms River and Barnesat. s3o A. NJ.
q 81 T. NJ Saturdays only 3@S + ".
Fos Atlantic city. vincianA ard Drdgeton. 30 a. ~
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IhrOugh tralns Tor IhIcls1 nnI the West New
York. foot II Chambefs-s, daily as fo0ws. and ave
minutes earlier West I'D St.
ok A. M.-Nestbuled Express Tor Waverly. Ding-
"'io ham'1n. Elmra. buffalo. Bradford and 5all.
manca- PnrlOr 20 Buffalo
3.OO T. M.-vestituie Limited Solid train for Chi
caso eyeland and cincinnati Dining Car
n.pn D. M.-Sold train e. Chicago via Niagara Falls.
O'DO SleeTcrs Cd Bunlio ana Chicago
S.l1 J.. M.-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls.
o.. i' SOLID train 10 Chicago Seepers Buffalo.
Chicago ana Cincinnati. DininR Car.
\ OCAI TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accomo la,icns nj 26i. 273 ln and 95 Broadway i5s
Chambers and West 23l-st. New
York 3g} Fulton-st Brookyn 200 Hubs Ifoh,ten.
and Jersey station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and checks baggage from hotels and residences destl
nation.
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RAILROADS..
"AMERioA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
n EW YORK
CENTRAL

From Grand Central station. aga street;
SEQ 4. ". Except sunday. Empire state ENpress'
Fas' c.i train IN the world 49,. 800,
S;:y.y A M-EN SUNDAY. For Adirondack MIS-, iuv
Islands Rchnell springs. Montreal . .
D,3O A M-Daiv. Fast Mall. FOR Syracuse Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls. chicago. 900 . -
0;i0 a. NJ Except sunday Tor tarKiH 'i'u'''""s'
Troy Saratoga and Montreal
1880 A. M.-Daiy. Chicago Limited Due Chicago
J:3D \. NJ.
1910 A. M-Efcspt Sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
pOrani state points. ,. .
400 J.. M.-Laily. Southwestern Limited Tor Ilhch-
natl Chicago Indianapolis, s.. LOUIS
I:i5 T. M-saturdays only. The Fast saratoga Limited
:;.3O l.. M sunday Albany. Troy, saratog1, =,
$50 l. M.-Dnily. North Shore Limited. Que Detroit
$50 \. ~ Chicago. ago J. NJ .,
600 T. M.-Day. For Albany. Troy, Buffalo. Niagara
Falls. Detroit, Chicago 81 LOUIS ,,,,,
O,25 T. M-Daily For Troy. Saratoga, Burlington.
Ilattsburgh and Montreal o,
ZOO i M-Daily. For Adirondack Mountains. 100
Islands and Montreal.
ZERO y M-Daily For Auburn Road points. Buffalo.
Nagara Falls. Adirondack Mountains Montreal.
Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis 81 LOUIS
o.oO = MtDnily only sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried this train.
ou5 l. M-Daly. For Ogdeusiurg, Cape vincent.
o,ot 4 NJ and I:,s = M~Daily except Sunday. to
IittsneId via Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated by Flltsch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices a. Grand Central station,
M aGl ala rs lsroadway. 81 East iith-st. Lincoln
Duiding; D42 Broadway. 25 Columbus. ave. ~ West
iy5th-et ma l3sh-si Station Newlork. BIS and 100
I;,lton-si and ~ broadway. f. j.. Brooklyn
Rnagne. hotel residence by the Westcott
hr11iiIT u TCI'CrY GEORGE IT, DANIELS.
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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Summer Resorts.

rTHE GLT;NAB.-
COLD SPRING HARBOk, LO$G ISLAND.
Highest situation N 30 mites; boating bath
ing fishing. beautiful drives; positively NJ mosquitoes
malaria: three times daily terms moderate
Circulars diagrams and Information. address az above OF
apply Office The Gerard. 10 West i4th-st' Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, between and =.
W T. GERARD Proprietor.
vi IIBUETON-BY-THESEA
w STRING LAKE y. J.
r. K LETCHWORTH.
WHITE MOUNTAINS y. II.
w MAPLEWOOD.
East end Of the n OF Bethlehem. Grand cen
tire OF all the White attractions The great re-
ot Of health ami pleasure. Mspewood hote opens July
9Th Mapcwood Cottage opens June ION. ~ FC"'
;lSHED COTTAGES.
eud illustrated folder 20
AINsIIE & WEBSTER. Manages.
No. CO Boyiston-s;.. Boston
yVIIBIR COTTAGE. Arvcfnc- ly-theS Near s'atior
w from ocean. r"@e airy r,pInS. eN''''
table For particulars. apply 90 ldr'sS FOX -
w HITE LAKE. y Y. the garden spot OF sullivan
w COUNTY THE X hTNEOGNA. best hotel write Tor
10 j. II. MARTIN CO.
WHEN ~ BUFFALO STOP At THE
NIAGARA FALLS tory minutes away.
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6nmmcr Resorts,
Lake @000oNl@

LET FOR THE SEASON.
A beautiful under Black Mountain eleven rooms
broad verandas. garden boats icehousc. pure spring
water and grove; fine private ncighborhoO1
nearest steamboat landing Hulctts mile low
Address - GEORGE l. HALVES.
s Ellery-st.. Cambridge.
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profce sioual.

MIR. ROSS JING*ICKEL FOR years conductor OF the
w baltimore symphony or hcsifa. In making Sew YORK
his ffre reSiffnce would De pleased take charge Of
Prominent choral or orchestral Society IN New York
or vicinity. Apply or address care ~ bril- h'iF "
ITARTEI.. 81 East l9th 80
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

10 FHILADELFhIA. HALI!MOkE And WAsHINU-
F. Philadelphia week days 40 500. 900. 1000.
II 10 dining Can \. 81. 81 goo. 400 'BuG.' raIlor
i so 800 '1 90 dining e. 81 81. i2; night M
For Baltimore and Washington week days 800 II 10
Dining car A NJ 1870 800 500. 600 Dining CaO
J. ~. .i5 nigh. Sunla~s. 300. II 30 dining taD
A. " 80. 500 GOO Dining Can NJ. le:i5 night
Tickets and parorcar seats he procured 10 2Gl
as pa. il40 i323 broadway. ~ Gfh-nve.. 81 East
IAN s.. 3i Ens 18th ST. 26' Wes, l?',h St. PSI
columbus Az, N'w-N TX. Court St. SEQ Fulton -
Prooklyn; os Broaiway Williamsburg. The New-Yori.
Transfer Company ri call for and check baggage from
hotel residence To destination.
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WuITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE.
.TeutonIo June 81 II 20 M ,Teuonc July q; u m
nIaHans july 1Sy II o. m 9I'Gps. Avg
Gcrmqnls Ju!y IS a N Gerno 1:c w Aus; No. D. H.
no c S |s Hn Sn5 PSF 81 fGc! VII srEEs
.0 % ss Second % on hs 70 $40
5 Storage 70 or from the GA cogny ,os SO Mo- 70
broadway New" OH" IA rI MhTRxNp KERsEy Agent
4 NCHOR LINE.
FoR GTiTEP sTNFESy Mafii s1AMSMMlrpSE
dy ' .SS a IsS una1a sosoa sP a 3
Fgr2ossa J%y - M sS eSsia J hng i m
Cabin Passage. So upward second .Sabn. $50
CABIN EXC 'ssss TIcKET rs At REpycED RATES.
iFa sHf B5~nR Green '
4 CLYDE LINE.
"A. CIARrEsToN $. c.. tho South and Southwest.
From rsr E % E i t,o oa1 Of = Rdos@3
I9NTIIN qiay. jun june 81
s s,e1rc1; have passenger aceommodations
''' WM. r CLYDE & CO. General Agents.
ria Cent. Penn ra., r & ? igT ne ya iac-oayiiis
Great So Freight s Passenger Line az yn p cnsTes,0nY
CUNARD LINE.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
tH6Ta 'qi e m m t% "Safr Aug 92;
n rs aSfn% sA NG,ie Aug. Is $50 p :"
AurAGa ID y; i,.. Tuesday si y; G Jay p
Cabia passage. SEQ aud upward Second cabin $40 s4o
$50 according TO steamer and acc0mmodati1ns
Storage tickets and from all parts Of Europe az
loG For freight and passage apply at the
COmpany's Office. No. Bowling Green, New YORK.
VERNON II BROWN e co. General Agents
1 EUROPE. HOLY LAND ROUND The
NJ WORTD-Select parties; best rckcting facihues:
choicest ocean her,hs. Send for Tourist Gazette"
EXCURSIONS SAIL PER:
''Aurnnia" July 3-sia5: s23j 20 weeks).
chester" July i-Sl0O
"Wcrrl." July 3 via G"noa-si5O 90 days). 49, -
state Of California. July g. via Derrys2io go days)
IT, GAZE & SONS I1s Bwav y T.. 800 walnut-s,..
Phlla. Penn O.st. isii)
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
Y FRENCH LINE TO HANRE.
IA TOTEGOGNE Ieboeuf sat. June ~ noon
IA NCifMANDIE Iorot sat. july : 900 n m
IL CHAMPAGNE. Laurent sat; July ~ noon
Alexandra. Egypt. VIA Paris trip valid W
dlys: Firrf-cass. SEQ. Second-cass SIG.
J. FORGET. General Agent. NJ bowling Green.
L TROPE AND ROUND THE WORLD.
II Parties at frequent Independent tickets and
passages i)west rates for any tour Foreign
moneys. Every facility and Information.
TTfOg COOK n SON 2Gl and l.22) Bway N Z.
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" ARIcOCELE cured. 43 years, By Dr. Heath. with
Y painless local medicines after surgical operations.
clamps and electricity failed loA East 10Th street.
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-EI'ROPE. HOLY LAND. ROUND THE
r, OMPAGNIE GENCRALE Transatlantique
JAPANaGG10MAo
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL s. s. CO.
PACIFIC NAIL ). 5. co.

OElL U1LG1V OSo
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. s. CO.
PACIFIC NAIL B. S. co.
Steamers i,avo san Francisco:
nELGIc. VIA JUNE IS P m
- p M
cry r OF RIO DE jANEIRo. :jaly % m
'f Pr frcst pas,asc and General Information app to
and 81 broodway
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE,
vi F F6r N fXss FoRA Nb 5'E @9R saan'
SSy ,S c. s i Manaf Per 81 4 ZEE r.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE direct to Cot
coas, 70 ali avs pleasure Ma5 @@a S9rh and
. p m '''' u H ';f' Hall. Agent.
v ETHERLANDS LINE.
y :or ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM vi" poulosn'
R2TJEHB, Ts sST j Ia"' s g. ? P M
Fist caSn So and upward second cabin s5s steer.
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The record-union., 1894-12-06
SCOTT HELD TO ANSWER,
He Claims That Harmon Sold Him th
Horse.

He Claims That Harmon Sold Him the
Horse.
The exam ination of James a. Scott for
embezzlement was held in the Police
Court yesterday morning.
Scott pleaded for the continuance of his
case till next Tuesday, as there was a
prospect of his being able to settle the
case, the prosecuting witness being will
ing to accept payment if he (Scott) could
raise the money. The City Attorney OBJ
jected to the continuance, however.
j. ;. Harmon, the prosecuting witness,
testified TO having promised Scott So if he
sold horse for him for Sl62 80, Scott
did sell the horse, but did not turn over
the money to him and told him he had
not sold the horse. Harmon did not find
out for several months afterward that the
horse had been sold. Witness did not
see Scott again till he was arrested a
short time ago. Scott then told witness
he had sold the horse and spent the
money. but would pay him as soon as he
could get the money.
w. Il. j. Baughman testified to buying
the horse about year ago and paying
Scott $50 cash for him. Scott repre-
Sented the last time he came that the
horse was his property.
Scott said that Harmon put the horse
IN his hands tor sale and that they offered
1t 10 Baughman for Sl75, but he refused TO
pay that price for him. The horse got
lame and he (Scott took care of him. He
claimed that he then offered to buy the
horse of Harmon for Sl62 30 and Harmon
agreed to take that amount, Scott to paw
for it at a stated time and he gave bill
of sale for the horse to Scott. Witness
stated that he could not find the bill OF
sale, as it was mislaid.
He claimed to have invested the money
in mining property in Nevada for which
he had been offered $4,000, but he could
not at present raise money enough to pay
Harmon the Sl62 30 he owed him for the
horse.
Harmon was recalled and stated that
he never sold the horse to Scott and
never had intended to do so. Scott was
TO sell the horse for Sl62 30 and receive q
commission for SO doing.
Scott was held to answer and his bal
fixed at 81, 900.
The record-union., 1894-12-06
ARGONAUp BADLAM
The Aged Pioneer Joins the SIlel
Majority.

The Aged Pioneer Joins the Silent
Majority.
The few persons now here who took up
their abode in Sacramento in the early
tifties remember Alexander Badlam, Sr.,
who came to this locality in 1919, and
who was in business here for several
years.
The old gentleman died in San Fran
cisco few days since in the 66th year of
his age. He came to California from
Boston on the bark CoIona in 40, on
which so many OF the since prominent
men OF the State took passage. He first
took up his residence in Sacramento and
made a considerable fortune in real es-
tate. IN 1850 he returned to his old
home in Dorchester. Mass, and shortly
after brought his family to the Golden
State.
Mr.. Badlam leaves behind him three
chlIdren-one son, Alexander Badlam, for
years City Assessor of san Francisco. and
two daughters, Mrs. NJ. =. Carpe nter and
Mrs. Joseph w. Winans. He was a
great student, and the inventor of several
mechanical appliances. For the past
thirty years he had devoted .himself to
biblical and other religious studies, and
was an lnjallible authority on the details
OF sacred history
His end was peaceful, as his days had
been. and he died surrounded by his chill
dren and the answering friends he had
gathered to him.