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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-17

HAWAIIAN ST A r. |
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF HONOLULU
ARTISTS
ALLEN HUTCHINSON
D. HOWARD HITCHCOCK
200 Hotel st.
ARTISTS MATERIALS.
KING BROS.
Hotel st,
PACIFIC HARDWARE co.
BARRIERS.
]. F. ASHwoRTH
5l3 King St
DREssMAKEKs.
MISS NJ. MITCHELL
Fort and Beretania ST.
FURNITURE AND UPHoLsTERERs.
ORDWAY & PORTER
Hotel st.
J. HoPP & co.
"a King st.
HOTELS.
SANS SOUCL
7. A. Simpson, Prop, Waikiki,
! INSURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE.
BISHOP 81 co.
Firemens Fund, London and Globe
CASTLE q COOK.
Aetna, Alliance, New England Mutual
ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
CECIL BROWN
PA Merchant st.
W. C. PARKE
IL Kaahumanuu st.
WILLIAM FOSTER
- Kaahumanuu st.
JEWELLERS.
J, c. COMES
400 Fort st.
ORNAMENTAL PENMANsHIP.
vIGGO JACOBSEN
Hotel Sans Souci, Waikiki.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. MCLENNAN
l3l Fort St
RESTAURANTS.
CHAS. LIND
Excelsior, Nuuanu St
SALOONS.
MERCHANTS
$. j, Shaw, Manager
PACIFIC
T. II. f. Wolters, Manager
EMPIRE
f. \. Requa, Manager,
ROYAL
G Hawkins, Manager.
COMMERCIAL
II, Klemme, Manager,
PANTHEON
Jim Dodd, Prop,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
CAL. WINE co.
407 Fort ST.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-17

The Peoples Party, are publishing
their platform in royalist newspapers
this afternoon, ''straws show which
UaV afe "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-17

Wholesale LIQUORS
CAL. WINE co,
407 Fort St
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
@O6eni0am.
G5Ortiebuns BON Der l. @e,te)

M0bel un6 allies @~rreid66ore, bis er nob
I~Gngerer 3ett bon einer itch anlamu1eln6en
Menicbenmalie iiberlpQl1igt murOe. st
beftnoet iicb ieBt I'M @%efdngniB.- 0iItrift7
antpaLt&cuefid unb g oli5eifapitdn TOrreital
in8ufaLo, seq, maren pom SItrgermctiter
Der SIabt ais Elm @omite ernannt nprDen,
elmer 9[uffiibrung oeS 8aud6tan3e5 mie lole
cher bon ben GgDptiiben 3Gn5erinnen III
36eSptan 6au ODrgefIDrt Duroe, bet5upob7
nen. 8eibe 8cGntte fan1cn 5u Dem S6lulie,
baB Der Sang mnmoralilb uno un5lt6ttg
lei unO bertc6tcten benlgertdB Deute frtb
an bas itGbtilbe S%berbaupt, ipelcbeS ben
1Gmmtltbe 8ctbeiligte Su %DerDaflen, tDenn
cine mettere QuffIbrung bes Gan5es perz
fucbt merben iolIte. Ser Sang lit berielbe,
Der i'm 1gDptiidbenE beater in OerStraBe ben
Cairo auf Der misunderstanding auf9eft9rt
purbe.- Der @eneralpoitmeilter miro BEN
Gontraft fir bic 2ieferung Der ltnifOrmcn
fir Die 8rieftrGger, mofilr Die 9ngcbote por
&ur3em i'm 9epartement g%e0fnet i~purOell,
on 6ecbimer Bros & Comp. BON @tnctnz
natl, g., un6 SeDn1 & @ontp. bon 8altt@
more bergebcr. 9ieielben neroen baS
2onb inter ii6 Dertbeilen, Ser EreiS miro
ii9 auf burhi9nittlicb $26 fir Bic lluiform
%itcIen. Sc gingen nOb 10 lngebotc etn.
= 8rofciiOr Barnard, Der litronOm oeS
2td'i6en Sblernatprtums empftn9
hen i'm bon ber fron50iicbcn Qlfa6emie fir
bic i'm September pou ibm 9ennabte Gntz
beflng Der Soteuitcn beS Supiter 5us
~erfanntcn @rago78reiS. Oerlelbe lit Die
b0dblte Qu55eicbnung fit @itronOmen unO
lit bisber NIT apetmal uerIieben iporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
@rofe1nr gsctt Sarrifon.

S3on lange Dor SEM To6e oes bteLs
tacben WfiItonGrS 2elano STANFORD bate
GrprditOent 6arrtion NIT Der Stanforo1
uniperittdt etnen 8ertrag abgei6lolien,
tponacb er fir einen 9~epiiien 3eitraum beS
Sabres oeren Brofeiior oes Uerfal1ungSz
recbteS lit. Sn6em ct ftb nun anlcbidt,
BON ~SnotanapOltS NIT ietner Sodbter uno
}eincn tbrl 10 iebr al1'S 6er5 g~etpacblenen
@nteln Guf ietnen neuen Soften mach
@altfornien 3u retlen, Derbretteten MANN
lt6e &lati66aien in Ser engliiben Brel1e
Sn0tana'S oas @eriicbt, Ser 3DeG letner
californiid6en 9teiie lei ietne 8ermdblung
nit 2elan6 Stanforb'S @itttpe.
Sen 6arriion legte am 20. Q(uguit boris
gen SabreS letn ieb5i9iteS 2ebensia6r 3uz
riif. Qleltere 8itttper ais er baben Die6er
gebetratbet. 2l6er CT ma: ME Elm gen1ytner
9olarjdger, unb cine @elb6eiratb lit ibm
1tc6t 8u3utrauen. 8ereitS fam ia aucb BON
SnOtanapoGis 6ie voffi5tOie" 8eritberung,
OaB baS 0eriicbt ni9tS ais cine alberne
@rOt3tung iet.
6arrtion un6 Srau STANFORD berbGetber
Iomit i'm Stanoe Der 8ernittpeten. @obG
aber itebt 6arriion nun in einem tnntger
Notwithstanding gu Stanforb'S
bliibenber btnterIaiiener Sodbter, Der Stanz
forbsllniDerittGt. Oa CT Elm ausge5et6neter
0tecbtS8ele6rter lit un6 in ungep0bnli6em
WtaBe bic Gabe beS lebenbigen, flaren un0
feilelnOen 8ortragS ielbit iiber Die i6piez
rigiten Sragen beiiBt, 10 pirD iicb iein Ser
bGltniB 81 Stanforb'S So1ter ais Elm err
iprieBlicbeS crpeilen.
Qaerlet &latl9 beruria6te in leBter Sett
o,,nL 49,, o,So.o9 mDr6m(tu;E o.. Gu...
ion'S- ndmli9 iein 8erbdltniB 5ur n69>
iten republtfaniiDen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
6ibatur. 9ie Sbatiabe, 0aB Der GoritBer
bes repubItfanti9en StaatScomttes bon
SSn6iana I'M gtamen zines Clubs, gu 6enr
aucb 6arrtion 9eb0rt, Wtc&inleD miin6lib
in @olumbus Sur l1e6ernabme elmer SeItz
re6e einlub, purbe bon politti6en &latibz
baien ba6in ausgele9t, 6aB 6arriiOn Dem
Wtc&inleD feline l1nteritiiBung betreffs Der
ndblten8 rditbenti6aft babe suiagcn laiien.
9ob 6arrtion'S poltttid6er 6auptDerz
trauenSmann in Snbiana, Mi9ener, tbut
nun in voffi3i0ier" Beiie BEN oben angez
fiibrtcn ribtigen Saboer6aIt bar unb fi9t
Solgeltbes binSu:
vgtteman6 erfiiQt Bic @ebpte polttti6en
Q[nitanOsgefiiblS better, ais Benjamin
6arrtion, unb CT ntr6 tpe6er perl0nltcb
nod burb feline Srelnbe iib irgenbwie be-
miiben, BEN nGebten republifanii6en Sea.
tionaIconbent obcr irgenb eineu an6eren
Gonpent 3u @uniten irgenb elmer Beri0nz
Iicbfeit, iet'S ette anbere pOer ietne eigene,
81 beetnfluHen."
9as lit auer6ings Ser ric6tt9ite Stan6z
punft, BEN elm nit &ecbt 10 bpbgea5teter
@rpr6itbent einnebmen faun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

g%ebeiiert tperben un6 bis Npril nieoer
in See 9eben f0nnen. 8rofe11or
gficOle bon Sent bat Sen Gert Der
fitr3li6 in QlegDpten a%n9efauften Papps
r~uSfragrnente, auf bcnen GbeiGe Der bonlert1
icben Sttos entbalten iillO, burcb ben Druid
befannt 9emacbt. Ser Eert bieier Srag@
mente Detcbt in mandber 6inltcbt bon bent
ilberIieferten 6omerterte ab. 90 entbalten
Die Sra9ntente an elmer SteQe inter iie65tg
3eilen pes bisberigen Gertes nibt tpeniger
ais brei3e6n 8erie, tpelcbe in ben 6tsberigen
0omer>% Qtus9aben fe1len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

81. 6. @6ite, Ser GommiIiGr fit 0ffentz
licbe @rbeiten in 8rooflbn, sc. g., bat ioz'
fort mach 1etnem Mmtsantrttt eintge neue
&egeIn ein9efibrt, beren CUTE So!9en iib
teBt 1bon Seigen. Cine bieier &egeln be-
itimmt, baB yttcman6, ser ipegen ltnfd6tgz
felt, 0fadb[Giitgfeit ooer lhlecbter Qluffiibz
rltng aus benz 9ienit entlaiien porben lit,
tpie0er angcilelt tper6en farm, m0gcn iib
ieinetbalben aub nod 10 piele Nlbermelt
Bic SiiBe ablaufen unb polttii6e gtnflIiie
9eltenb macben.
9as lit Elm S9rttt in ser re6ten 9ticbz
tung unb loQte Der1el6e au3 bel inns gez
macbt per6en. 9te 8iirger be5ablen ibre
Steuerr un6 baben etn Tecbt gu DerIan9en,
6aB sic 0ffentLi9en Nr6etten bon compez
tenten, ~bcrldBltdben un6 pfli6tgetreuen
Qeitten ausgcfibrt tperben. Sober Sc
ibGftSmann p~erlangt baS bon ieinen Qngez
iteqten, unb Die Commune Gbica9O lit zines
Scr gr0Bten @cibdfte tnnerbalb ihrer @renz
gen, Elm @ei9dft, bas idbrli4 30 WttaiOnen
Dollars einntmmt uno Derausgdbt.
9Se1n Die 9eute erit tptlien, baB tie tpegen
1tnfGbigfeit Dber 8flicbtpernacbldiiigung
p6ne @rlao' unb 8arbon iber Die &linge
i"pringen miiiien; tpenn eS i6nen crit FLAIR
tpir6, baB bic Tiripracbe bon @arOpolitiz
fern unb Nlbermdnncrn NIGHTS niiBt, iobal6
tie etnlnal entlaifen itno: oann per6en ie
iib nle9r 5uiammenneDmen unO penigitens
beriucben, tbre Bflt3t 3i tDun.
Sis iebt mat AUDI in 8rOoflDn Der
''pull'' ftGrfer ais bic 9iscipLin. 9ort lit
eS aber, menigitenS in bent 9epartement,
tpelbent Bbite boritcbt, ibon beiier &C.
tpor6en. Sci uns berri9t no3 Ser alto
S6lenbrian.
8argermeiter 6opfinS ioutc es alien
ietnen 0epartement : G6efs aur 8fli9t
macben, obt0e 9fegeI ein8uftbren, er nirbe
ficb bann felbft, in benz er iicb auf iie be-
rufen fOnnte, mancb unan9enebme 4uSz
einanoerieBung NIT ben 8eutepolitifern
unb 8rotettoren Der Saugenicbtie %eriparet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

Sic beihloiiene 8er9r0Berung Der 8eiBz
blccbfabrif in Gltpoo6 in Snoiana auf baS
9oppelte icbeint ben 8etpcis 81 ~liefern, baB
bic neutrality-suspicious. auch inter ben
nieorigcn .3ouiaBen BET @iLions8ta be-
fteben fann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
LYING PICTURES AND MrsTC AT ELDORAD

LYING PICTURES AND MrSTC At ELDORA DO
In addition 10 thu many attractions at Eldorado
this afternoon and evening there will be balloon
race for a gold medal between Professor Lestrange
of Pittsburg and the famous aeronaut Maud De
Haven of Washington. They will start at o'clock
in separate balloons. and after ascending TO the
height Of 900 feet will drop 10 the ground by means
OF a parachute. the first one reaching there to re-
ceive medal.
The usual Sunday AFTERNOON and evening concerts
will be given to-day by Victor Herbert and the
I'D Regiment Band. and will include selections from
the masterpieces OF Strauss Waldteufe. Verdi.
Mascagni. Aronson Leoncavallo and Herbert. The
soloists will be Miss Marguerite Morrow. in Shu-
bert's 'Serenade." and the ballad. Last Night"
and Carl Schachner. barytone will be heard in Sc
lectons from 'Trovatore" and In an aria from II n
Balo in Maschero."
This evening In the Amphitheatre there will be
the usual Sunday entertainment. In addition 10
Severus Schaffer. the well-known jugger, the Black
Crook French quadrile dancers and the Arabs, Will
be given the living pictures which have excited 50
much interest. Nothing OF the Kind more elaborate
has been seen than these tabeaus. There are only
four, but there than twenty-five figures
posing In each picture.
Beginning tomorrow evening the Zamora family
OF Mexcans will make their first appearance In
their original act Eel Triple Trapezo." which has
by these artists is entirely different from any other
In In America Europe
In the olio will be seen the four Goldsmith sis
ters who in addition to their French quadrille
dance, Will be seen in the Egyptian serpentine
dance Massus and Abbacco, the Arabian acrobats;
Seyerus Schaffer. the Juggler. and the two grand
ballots Cosmopolitan" and Fairy CLOUDS Beyond
the Stars. in which there are 200 coryphees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
Mem pnbllranons.
rT'AINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS
Describe all Towns Stations and Resorts on the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND wOOD.C1rTs
For sale at bookstores and newss,ands
Price. % cents each
Mem 1]nbllrallons.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.

HUDSON RIVER ROUTE.-New-York 10 West Point
Catskl Mountains. Albany Troy Saratoga sprines Lake
George. Lake Champlain Adrondacks Montreal and One
bee, via Hudson River steamers Contains special mans
OF Caiskll and Adirondack Mountains
SARATOGA HAUsTRATED.-Guid to Saratoga
Springs with maps and woodcus
SEASIDE RESORTS on the Atlantic Co,., Main. %
Florida.
NORTHERN RESORTs.-Bo-ton the White Noun
tains. Lake Memphremagog Green Mountains Lake
Champlain Ogdensburg Montreal and Quebec
PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONs.-New-York and
Philadelphia Easton. Bethlehem. Delaware Water Gan
Mauch Chunk. Scranton. Harrisburg and williamson,
ERIE RAILWAY ROUTE-New-Y to Ithaca Wat
kins Glen. Rochester. Dunkrk. Buffalo Chauauqua Lake
and Niagara Falls. via Erie Railway and branches
NETWORK TO SARATOGA BUFFALO CHAI-TAI,-
QUA LAKE. NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
IsLANDS.-va New-York Central r. H. and r. w and
o. X. r.
NEWPORT ROUTE.-New-York 10 Boston. via New
port and Fall River With descriptions Of Newport and
Narragansett Bay.
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE.-New-York 10 the
White Mountains via ~ y. and y. H. and Conn. River
II. r.
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE
AND wASHINGTON-wh full description OF Wash
ington.
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS descriptions Of tho
Public Buildings. Lists OF Hotels Places OF Amusement
Libraries &C. Street Directory Travellers Directory and
a Map OF New-York. &c.
Price by mail. % cents each.
TAlNTOR BROTHERS. Publishera
ID Astor Place. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
COXET THINKS IT rs SUaVr

The only and original Coxey IS In town He has
hired room at the Sturtevant House During the
day he was either at the newspaper Offices or In
Wall Street" OF his friends expressed H. or
else at the Peoples party headquarters No 80
East FEMINIST When a reporter OF The Tribune
went TO East feminist yesterday. he found men
drinking beer and discussing weghiy problems. Tnc
"General' walked IN and began to talk He said
II was shame TO see so many people asleep In the
parks on benches. 81 think" said he 1T would he
great moral lesson to our Legislators at Washing
ton " all these men who III the park benches here
ana IN other cities would go 10 Washington ana I'M
me park seats there. IT would open their eyes I
tell you. As 10 the strike" he went on Il told m.
strikers myself that could not succeed until we
side" ~ " VII
The General" said that he and lot more Popn-
HslS would De elected 70 Congress in November
He speaks at Ridgewood Park In BROOKLYN TO-
day. and will 20 to Baltimore tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
SENATOR HANSBROUGH on THE MORMONs
he SAYS PoLYGAMY is DEAD AND THAT UTAH
WILL BE A GOOD REPUBLICAN STATE.

HE SAYS PoLYGAMY is DEAD. AND THAT UTAH
WILL BE A GOOD REPUBLICAN STATE.
Senator II c. Hansbrough. Of North Dakota, one
OF the members OF the Senate Committee on Ter
ritores who has been In town a few days. was
seen Yesterday in regard 10 the comment aroused
by the admission Of Utah To Statehood lie said:
LAS member OF that committee, il neces-
sary to famillarize myself with the subject.
reached the conclusion very readily that the pco-
pie Of Utah were entitled to all the privileges OF
Statehood from every standpoint OF good citizen
ship The great difiiculty has been that people
have COMPOUNDED Mormonlsm and polygamy. Nor
monism Is the religion Of tho followers OF Joseph
Smith and Brigham Young. while poygamy was "A
practice OF Jess than ? per cent OF the Mormon
population. But polygamy longer exists. Mod
ern MOrmOnism does not recognize H. AMI IL has
gradually disappeared. was In favor OF the adms-
sion Of Utah from political standpoint seventy
five per cent OF the MOrmons are Republicans.
While 1t may not be generally known It is. never
theiess fact that the Mormons hold the balance
OF power In ten Western States and Territories.
Utah will elect two Republican United States Sen
aiors and Republican Representative As 4
member Of the committee. / was very anxious that
tan should have early Tepresc nfaflOn in Congress.
but the Democratic managers In Washington would
not agree that Utah should come into the I Mon
until IL was provided In the bill that the Senators
ana Representative should not take their seats
until lS3j-the beginning Of the LINih Congress.
Republlcan Senators were obliged TO accept this
condition.
1T may be interesting to say that the Mormons
are kepubllcans because they profoctlonists
They are opposed to free wool and also 10 the Cor
dices against the MormOns"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
NOT TIFFANY d. co.'s SAFE.

r. NJ Hyde. head salesman for Tiffany e. Co..
said yesterday 10 Tribune reporter. relative to
the Philadelphia dispatch which said that rined
safe. evidently belonging to Tiffany & Co., of New
York. had been discovered in ditch at Stock
ton. N. j.:
There Is no truth whatever in the story that we
have lost any safe containing tewery We do not
ship goods in that way The only time have
shipped safes filled with goods for years during
the Worlds Fair when sent our exhibits TO Chi
cago 1t Is possible that some OF our jewelry cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
nALTIMORp r OHIO n. u.

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, CHICAGO. hln..
st. LOUIS AND ALL FONTS VEINS
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL IhA "a CHI.
Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty ST.. daily nc is
CAGO. ~ M and 1919 might tSf TIi 81 LOUIS
Goo For WASHINGTON Mo BAH q M. sT sahh
500 .. M CO:00 p. m. Dining csrl i2olRsrooiK ~
trains run daily except 500 p m nsy ORLEANS
Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga. through Pu'"-"
~" fieke, on,ses. i72. ssi as lI4o ywsy: sssiss
900 Grond.t. n Y: s4I Fu,'cr-',' D'''"'
Nsw-York Transfer Co. viii call TO- ana ee.ss
from hotel or residence 70 destnat'oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN RE

Trains leave Of Vest i2d-sI follows, Is nn4"
caller from Frankn-st , vs
IS A. m. FOR West Cornwall. Lakes MohOnk and ~
newaska and Waikiki Valley stations. MiddesSS.E
Rloomncburg ElcnNille FdllSburg, Liberty CaIDOheS
Scranton. Walton. Delhi. sidney. Berlin. NoF"'-
Utica. Oneida. Fulton. OswegJ. ,uo~n
v:l5 a. IN. daily West Cornwall. Middeser.ss
Blooming burg. Wurstboro. Elenville Montandale r""
burg Hurlcyye Liberty Falls Liberty White lahsi
as y. IN. Saturdays only FOR Mddetown. booissI.
burg, Wurtsboro Eienylle. Mountaindae. Cenusssnns
Falsburg HureyNille. Liberty Falls. Liberty fafAs
Livingston Manor ROckland. s,ors
IS d. m. FOR Lakes MOhonk. and Mnnewaska Ss.W
Ford, Mddetown Wurtsboro. Ellenyille. Moun'ssseTI
Ccntrevllle Fallsburg Hureyyllle. Liberty Falls L''
Parksyille. Livingston Manor. u .f..aos
40 p. m. Tor West Cornwall orr's NILS Us Midils
town. BLOOMING burg. Wurstbpro. Ellenyie 49,. rslh
7io p. m. CailO for Mlddletown. hoomhssgS nsy Nor
wich Oneida Fulton. oswego. Niagara Fans ai hr az
west Pullman Sleeping Cars. Fne reclining s'"
60 Chicago without change =, ~, Broad
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats aap 81
way. New-York j. c. ANptnG T.
General Passenger Agent. SO Beaver-st, y. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22

NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ Summer Schedule in effect July LIST, 1894.
For RedOank. Long Branch. Elberon Ocean Grove As.
bury Park. Belmar. spring Lake. Point Pleasant
Trains leave foot Cotand and Desbrosses streets: $50
1880. $40 1000 L. n, 1910 ('l2O Saturdays only
go $40 .3;io except Redbank). 40 $40. 700 p
Sundays SIG. '9;i5 m. 5i5 y.
Trains leave foot Liberty-st: 81 $50 ito Redban)
si5. 1910 lilo m, 81 ~, Saturdays only. 1880
a. n.. ! 80 400 p. m. y "
Park. ~ u.s." ''N~''
Denotes express trains
J. r. WOOD VI p RAI r1VfN
w. r. A. fenna II. - q. p. A., c. r. r. Of N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave West Al 81. Station New-York as H.
lows, and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin
800 A. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. Sleeping car
New-fork &c BAoomNlAe. sundays only bs
80 4. VI. Daily local 70 Albany for ca:skA Noun
iains anu Saratoga Psr!or Car 10 Albany. SurtsN
S.l5 4. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochs
ter. Buffalo. Niigara Fails. Detroit, Chicago. EXCEPT
ALDO A. VI. Daily. excep, sunday. 70 Boonyi.s
and Catskill Mountains. New Paltz Lakes M0h5nk All
B-l135 4. VI Daily except Sunday. 70 CaisNiil Noun.
tains, New Paiz. Lakes Sohonk ana Mimi Al.
baay Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Par.0r 70
E9omvNl. safat1g and caldwell
1l5 T., VI. saturdays only. Half Holiday Special
C.-I:tO p VI. Daily. except Sunday. u Ca,skl Noun.
tains New Paliz Lakes MohoGk ana M.RneR aska Al.
bAny. Saratoga. PailOr cars attached T. Hobart sA
ca.c0 +; VI. paty eSceO, sunday. far Albany.
OILS Il. VI. Dairy for Albany. Montreal. U'ica Syrt
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto D.
6.;sO n. VI. Daily. sunday. Tor Naxburg A.
bany. Saratoga and Montreal paror TO Kar
7.i5 y. VI. DALI. e,cep; sunday FOR U,ica syracus.
SIS Il. NJ. Daily FOR Albany. U,ca Syracuse Rochs
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleye
land, Chicago and -. Louis.
A Il. 9. leaves Brooklyn BY Annex: Alo0 20, BOO
a. m. C3Oo p m. Jersey City. p H. r. station Ao%'
For tickets time tables parior ard sieeplns,cs, 40
York ana a, stations Time tables al yr.ac.pa ho,eA
For other Information address
c. E LAMBERT, Genera: Passengs- Agent
Nanderhii,-aye.. Ssw YORK
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW Jersey

(Anthracte coal used exclusively
-Four track. Automatic BLOCK signal.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty-st
80 s so hfHSe@ to Eason A. Aaa 70 cIqss =
s o. Ea.'SsD 81 % 81 81 90 &c sc5
For %sdks:s 20 F',s09 end SSSraH' 'o T.
l,io 80 $50 1S$ ICS T. lsl, si X
night. >, = A. H."
20. GSF s HSrr 81: :; 20 ~! 500 6ss eo SIN.
GOO p " I2.l5 nirht -" On
s:lo 4 n. iio 80 7so P n suniay.. a; rs i3'
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
- For Long Branch Ocean Grove &c,
nsd s5k LDs to Bn sa ns 'oq . rs
20 s29 sis suTday' except 9ein Grow. "a
rof LAKEwoo6' Toms RlS 1E + n, ~ Par. u
nasfr S cy xa M do oat IS sls5 nAx
sS s'n r. s;sDfs F. 81 81, FsHs sum- s
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LOaG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC
,, For Ansais Hlshasas Hshss4 Ssssa yoa.sa
BTaSch .sj 800 H. To- s s.5 1 no - IS
Eis.ron A.S1ry r.rk Ocean Grove ~" al and Deas
800 A. S M o fs'ts' Ocean Grove and As0ury Pa'
c9' L q Toms River and Darnesa' 40 ~
For Atlantic city vineiand and Brdee,on. Az
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BA Ad AND WASHING
r g Phs ss4 ' * f. $50 p s J s
Iisht So SUNDAY tso: 500. ii;so Dnlns CAP A Y,
For Baltimore and Warrington. week days go I'm
Dining Cao A NJ ! 30 800: 500, 500 Dining csf
A N. 80 500. 500 Dining Carr P. NJ. i2i; sIsht.
Tickets and parlor-car be procured al liz M
as e4+ 40. 1923 Broadway 73t e,h-ave 81 East
lHh St.: 1874 East l2'th 81. 2e4 West i25,h St, 81
Brooklyn: os Broadway. Williamsburg. The MwYof
Transfer Company will call for and check bargars from
hotel residence 10 destination.
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TIE LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE CORNER

owned by private persons found In the man.
ner described, but they don't belong to US.
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EGm Schools.

METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL,. - ,,,o,,.s - II
vi Incorporated June. 1891 ABNER IL :;
Dean Case system Of instruction. Degree OF LII" -
after Of three years Morning DIVISION 70 D. -
% For catalogues Apply 10 lf0f'
CLARENCE d. ASHLEY. 207 Bway. New-fork'
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WHITE STAR LINE

.Icu'onic .tuiy -. II TcutonoAug 81 . - m.
'Malesfc Aur :. IL 20 m 'Msic-c S.r, T. . 20 - H.
Gegmhnlc. Aug. ~. 3 G'rmanr sept ~ 3 20 = m
40 From my. Sar DOCK TT = West lo,h-s,.
saloon rates $50 upward according 10 steamer ana TO-
cation = berth Second cabin these steamers $40 ant
So -fecfaf from N'w York SO Ireral fickots So
- EroadHHy w-Yorl Philadelphia Once lNf Walnu,-s
"A MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent
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Conntrn propertn for Sale

II or SALE-Forty acres ani superb brick manson fin
est and most eNtensf" View staten Island
Garretsons station. - minutes from Now YORK For par
tcuiars ana permit apply 20 J. NJ GILLESPIE. No.
H1nofer-si. New York city.
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CLYDE LINE.

4 CLYDE LINE.
4 hs CHARLESTON. = g.. the South rns Southwest.
JACKsONVlILE and all Florida points
FROM Pier -. +. H. 6Oot Of Roosevelt ST.. p.
Tuesday ruly d
A'oN!' Friday. july 81
Al steamers have rrsciass passenger accommodations
VIM. +. CLYDE & CO. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla, Cent. Penn. Fast r & 7. Line Via Jacksonville
Great So Freight & Passenger Line via Charleston
T @. Eyer G"nl Agt.. 3Tp away. ". Y.
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Ct\ARD LINE.

A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA o. EEESTOwS
~, lniA. Jolly = = , III Amiania. Aug g noon
tmirla. Aug 4. 20 a. IN Imirla. Sept l. 30 n
Aurala Aux II. 30 p m Luc.na. sat. Sept room.
Itrura Aug is 20 a. m E'ura. sept ~ $50 a m
From Pier -. North Rive. foot Il Cl-rkson-st
Csoia Iss-tr" SO and upward Second cabin. $50 SIS
80 according 20 steamer hni Accommodations.
f,ee,ae" tckci' 20 and from nm part, Of Europe at
Nef} loH nie-. For freight and passage apply
Company cri~e. No. I Rowling Green Nrg York
VERNON II BROWN < co. ,-aI Agents