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RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
stations foot of DesbrOsscs and COrtInndt sts.
IsI,lsirl.r NAY nNIII. IsDI.

~ il HrrEcr MHy 2STm, ISL.
1000 A. Vi. PENSsYLvANIA 1iMiTED.-Fullrna
anS Sc 1nG s'1 0G% Sr'Ra 6 DPRs NJ
anI = T. ~ Cincinnati $50 J. ~. am snd''"ap''''
::o6 +. VI I''' G;IIGAGo ASb ST Toj,Is EMPRESS
Pullman sleepins and pinns Cas- 80 81 16 'G 81
r. Icy, 80 p Ghi,es2 r. Z NJ Pullman sleeping
and pmng Cars t, Chlcag, ana clsvelanI Arrives
az 3yosaf MS IS s. A. G9r1} sEi
Arrives Cincinnati q p NJ Indianapolis 1915 =. Nj.
500 I =. fAc n f' E%rFfs Stepping
70 Pi'tsblre Connects for Chcag' AID Toledo Gaiy'
pAITiMoRE. w2sTiSGToN AND THE ssorITma.
g. 20 m ".s% ni All Iarior ami Dining cars
o "iHg Sag IT, M aiJ r nsh' nj II Parior
and Dining cars. 40. DINING cab 900 T. NJ
4':o r. M.-rchmonl ard Danvnle Express daily:
Se eg ss IT, 4:a 10 a sn,a H sni
5:oo p. M..naiiy fof ChcsapraNe & ONO Hallway.
Threq7h Sic, ping end RnpF Cars opror,, vo Cam.
Charles Route 4. NJ weekdays. and with Through
All, (%TIc COAST TiNs 900 H. ~ daily. seepcrs to
TAMPA Jacksanviic. and Charleston goo =. u. daily
FIR &TLANTic CITY. 80 P. N. weekdays. with
For c&rE MHy. 100 r u ctdaya. 49,, pin,
Pleasant 0:io a. ~. 1900 noon. $40 80" and II ="
T. NJ weekdays. sundays 9.4s \. N. 5:i3 + 81 90
not Stop at Asbur Park and Ocean Grove on sundays
RsPrlLADELpHIA. ..,
O + NJ /. q H2 T. n iTV SUM-. rsp5s: So
$3.50 30 I4mitcil. 10 A. NJ ? I. 4:@o o t. 80 : .
Ticket ofees Nos 422 az '2G ii2 and %gi lr2aS O.
l,ehross,s and c9rtlsnt sees Court SIr"e soo
ton. foot Of Fulton street Brooklyn; Station Jersey
City. ., ,o,
baggage from hotels and residences thrqush To- Gcsnaon
; NJ fhENUSI cr.SSa,, = f;,ss,r hGen,
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ROYAL Billie LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA. bALTlMoFE' AND WASHING
Tor phnadclphia week dnye. 30 90 900. 1000
II 30 dining t'arl 4 n. 30 20 y dlaG.t iallm
can. 100 600 Dlnlrg car. a1 - p N. IL
night sunday 20 800 II - dining carr. \ NJ.
10 500 600 dining Can J. ". 1913 night 90
For Baltimore and Washing en. week days. 30 II ~
Dining car A II. 30 300 500. 90" DINING ch-
y NJ. u IS night. Suria}f 90 u 80 iit.hs az
A NJ m : 90 % dining CAR j ~ ]. - night.
Tickets raror - procured 81 ~. .dl
az ga j. 40 323 Hr0adwny. ~ Cth-tye. - E.si
i4h ST. -, i25h 81. 264 Wci 1851 81. 81
Columbus Az Now York: ,ouff 81. So Fulton So
i,yaekiy,. Is uroadoay Wil''arnsilrr The r.,
Transfcr Company coll and ciek LagsAse from
hotel residence - destination.
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II Y ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

foot Of West 4@Is. AZ io"s' - HhHles
earlier from Franklin-st. -. ..,,, ,.-,.-.
10 A. H. fialy, except sunday Tor Waikiki Valley
IL stations MiiiciOwn. Ern.llic. FallsburB Liberty
d'aroninie scranton. Walton. Delhi. sdney. NoI"ieh
.Irtica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Os~ g..
3i5 p VI cs.cept sunday. sullivan g." i.Sprcss t'F
yniiku valley Railroad s'afion7. campbell lll Middle
tnyrn Ellenvle Mountain Dale. CentrerNe Faisburg.
Huricyye Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvinc. and lls-
inFston Manor 49,,
- r. ". daily. Mlidietown, fnmmityhe Falslrrg
liberty Livingston Manor Rocknnd. WALTON. Sian"j
Norwich Oneda Fulton. Osvcgu. Niagan Falls. Detroit
Chicago. ,....,
1 ~ j. L. ANDERSON. q. J.. A,
50 lgeav-r-sf.. New Yo-k.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. T.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC
From Pier : y r.. fr't Rector -
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Kums2n
Beach Scatrgh'. Monmouth Beach and long Iilnc.
at $50 1915 A 81 600 T. NJ. saturday only. 3 70.
300 =. NJ. sundays. 90 4 NJ. 100 = ~ ,-
For Flhcrou Ashury Park oceln Grove. ma roins
south to Point Pleasant 1913 4 VI. q 90 T. n satlr.
days onlyl. g. ~ T. " sundays Except Afhny lafN ana
OCEAN Grove. 80 4
For Lakewood. Toms River and Iarno6n', 40 a. ~
AGO =. NJ Saturday. only. 3.i5 !. " =.
'TIr Atlantic city vlnciand ard Hrdg.' n. 40 \
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VILLAGE InPROvEMENT.-Two charming
articles by Is. q. Northrop. the prime mover
I'm this work. Ncw-fork city men who want
90 beIp brautify their native towns In the
country shoulJ read this cents n copy.
me JsstEs.-Thc best OF Roswell q. Horr's
,r,,.,cs In The Weekly Tribune on the Tnr-
an. Finance nnd silver. An education La At
self 10 ccufs.
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tribune ALMANA:. 1S9i.-SecOnd edition
revised. The greatest Almanac ever issued
by The Tribune. 400 pages tJO pages more
than any previous numbcr). 20 cents copy
no.taue paid. remarkably accurate and
complete number. ITS statistics fresh ard
brought down TO 1894
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TRUsTs.-Argumcnts I'm their favor by y. Z.
H. Dodd. Solicitor Of the standard OH C"'n-
pnny ind argument against by j. '. Pow
JrrIx GRIND Muster Workman of 10
knights of Labor. . cents.
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SHORE 2. r.

Trains leave West 42dst Station. %cw-lofk as i"'-
ana earlier FROM foot Frai%liii-
$50 A. M.-Dily Local 70 Buffalo n,
o:I5 A. M.-Daly Tor Albany, ttca, Sy!a''Hr' -
ester Buffalo Nlngara Falls. Detroit CnicaSoi eAc'P'
Saturday Toronto. ...,- de-.
;,:I5 Il. M.-Du.y for Albany Montreal, th syTa-
cu, nocheYter lsualo Niagara Fails. Toronto Deuv'
Cleveland Chicago and -. Louis ~,
siI5 T.. M.-Dniy Tor Albany, Itlca. syracuse H.'n
cs,er, Euralo. Niagara rails. Ioio"'o He'o"' ''''-
eiand Chtngo. $500. .-...
Pr tickets tables. parlor and seepngcat accom-,
city Offices. i,roly ana - " OH ana
al stations timetables pracipai hotels For othcf III
formation sdds,ss 80.
4. y. LAMBEEr General Passenger Agent.
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Drcsemakinq

naME OATES 2ss 5th-ave Is closing balance Of her
M model gowns at greatly below cost
A DvrHTislMEETS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS TOls
a THE NtW-IORK Tribune WILL uE RE
cEIyED AZ IHE UPTOWN oFFlcE. No. i,2'2 Brg.d-
way "a door north Of Thirty -Grsi-S: AMI ADNEH-
TisfMTHrs nj the following Branch Onses %!
;.ishth.nvc e. corner Twenty thirds,; 5a Sixth ave;
I51 Forrth-avc Fourecnth-s'; 100 Third-a'''
corner Fery-sevcnih-st. 02G Thlrd-aye. near sixty,
rst-g iOG Wcst E'GtysccOEd-st.; ~
Gnlainb,s-aye: ~ Avenue \; 3a3 rhrd-ave 70 West
2JT 5JI Third-avc.
ssS Thraiave. eoj Third ave between Ore hundred
nd and hundred n nd thirteenth
A. tho HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fast One-hunired and
2@3 Weet Onehundrcd and tweniy hni-
So, and 3o) Wesf One Efthst 10
D. M, n regular office rates nae
In Rrookiyn Al 81 corrt-st: 800 DeNalh-ave; l.2OO
Bedford ave- up = D. at regular ofNce rates
Lordrn Once for advertisements Norfolk Street Strand
W. c.. London. England.
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INTERNATIONAL YACHT RicT5.-Thc story
of ~nch of tho races OF past years. well told
and profuseIy illustrated. 20 cents.
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"OVn CuiUNCEY."-A pew edition. with IL
narrated covers, In pnpcr. Any rcGuinr rub-
scrfbcr to The Tribune cnn get IL Tor iu
cents A delicious piece OF fun. written by
Isnnc n. Bromley for the inic alumni Pro-
fu.eiy illustrated by Heard and Gibson
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ER ( <: l. ] M e: S.
Through trains Chicago and the West leave New
York foot of Chamhe SGT. daily. follows. ana I'VE
minutes earlier from West 23l-si..
49, A. N.-Vesiihuied Express for Wavcry. ling
J:lo hnnton. Emira. Buffalo. bradford and sala-
rnanca- Iaflor Buffalo. 800
o:oO cago Chautauqna Lake "lrepefs 10 'hi-
caro- Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
H. Oh D. U.-Soid train - chicago VIA niagara iaIls
O.oU Seepefs % BuifnlJ and Chicago.
o on r. N.,'a Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Ialls.
o.oD solid train Chicago SIeepers 70 Bunalo.
Chicago and Cincinnati. 1900 ..,,,,...
I OCAI. TIME TABLE, TICKETS MD PtlIMAM
recommendations AT 2Gl 90 4Ol and pj1 Broadway 100
Fast Ig5th-si Chambers and Wet I'D st ferries Now
York: S33 Fulton st.. brooklyn: 2p Hudson st. iios,krn
nud Jersey C.tv station Eric Transfer Company calls Tor
and checks baggage from hotels and residences to des
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Sales bn auction.


GALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate BEDS
y TUE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
CIIIIT-The Government OF Chill VIII sell az pubic auc
lion In the city Santiago Chilli on The loth OF octoDer
following 81 nitrate and II nitrate
ods situated in the Province OF Tarapaca the total value
~ saiI uroperties being nearly f2OOOOO UHo million
rounds sterng Parties interested may apply ior fur,ne'
trr,tion 10 the General ~ chill In New YORK.
nh The consuls Of chm in Philadelphia and Boston
rMPoRTANT MACHINERY SALE.-Receivsfs sale ~
| public auction. without resergs In over 2' io1 IN, me
- Tor, Machinery. Tools. Fixtures. Nickel-pabng
outdt Materials sc Of the v. r. WA3iiHTBS bi'ASS
WFDSsSDAY JUNE 9TH. 1894 NJ 10 a. NJ For Cata-
loee Apply 70 r. DE FOREST SHELTON ~. sps, isi
60 NJ nfaciurinc Properly 100 Stewart Buihg ~ J.
wv kaie viii positively take place June 6th . -
JOSEPH 81. sTOUGHTON. Receiver. lohherH, y. !.
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DEL. LAcKAwAsxA AND WESTERN II. n.
Stations I'm New-Soris foot Of barclay nnd
Christopher Streets.
NESTIDIIED TRAINS. P'IINiN III EFEI
Coaches. PINTSCU LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. AoNTcLAIR
THE ORANGES summit Eefnnflffill'. l.sh'ns
Ridge Madison NosgiriDvn Passac Iatcrr,n. BON
ton Dover Stanhope Hi DDS LAKE. LAKE, 10
PATCONG. Ilackettstown ScHoOLEf.S MOI NTAlN
Washington PHlLLiIsHi kG. EAsrpN. WATER
Gar. sTR0JIsBrEG, -. " ,nn's ;, ~
ton iTTTsTON NiLkE~HNNNL. NANIlCnkE.
DANyIi.LE, North MuILLANp Mon'r,h" BiH9-
IIAMTOS. OXFORD %ORNitli. Watcr'il.. u, A,
RIcHFiELp splHNGs Garland SYRIA @ ~. o.
BATH DANSNILLE. 80 FFAlo ana all points
WEST NORTHWEST ASf SOUTHWEST
10 a NJ -lIlNGHAMTcN MAIL s'p' - principal
o.o6 4 M-BrFFALo SCRANTON n1NGHAMTo%.
UTICA SYRACUSE and OSN EGO TNlkE~S Pun
man l.ure' PsToT Cars connects a. ilHtip WIN
tain frr chicago. arI4.iag 90 a. reNt morning
10, y NJ tIsANrON. EI%GiiAMTON and ElMIkA
EMPRESS. Pullman Vallf oars ~ -, -,
400 L. " SCRANTON. WILKES iANfb am To ~
Ot'TH EXPRESS Pullman raror cars .
I'm T. 81 tlailtj-E lFAI.D. 81 RANIDN. BINGHAM
TON and Ei.MIRA LIMITED ENTREES. Pullman
name, Sleoprrs Arrives 90 : - %.
600 J. " d)aryD-EuIIAl.O %iANIpN: i;lN''th ~
TON RIcHFiELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana pS-
Woo EXPRESS. pullman l'n1.t s.."I,i- . %,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS M -
Muroy-st ana l iircadway Tickets A. ierry r.ti"ns
~ ana p42 lnoadwuy - West l2ith-f - t'iunils-
ave Newly rk. 8.s and 5e1 fui;,n g. and - l'nt"a.'
Drooklyn tables giving iuA Information al al STA
lions. ...... ,,.,,,...., ,,, e..t g.. ,.t
cbe,k bargage from hotel Residence 10 Destination
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

WAN sTORIEs.-Ovcr forty tales of tho
Civil War, by Union soldiers. Inspiring.
thrilling and pathetic. Most Of them writ
ten for Tribune cash prizes. 20 cents.
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Ant AND ARCHITECTURE nj the WORLDS
EAIu-rbr only guide in existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings of the
mir Illustrated. 20 cents.
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Conn!rr Buaro.


n HGC aw S:snsiuS sRass Ssc nf
depot: refer ncea. j. II. &. Hartseale, y. Y.
RoAEDERS WANTED 1T PLEASANT HOUSE in VII
ton good water. me air; near churches can accommo-
moderate. Mrs. C. r Dustrn Redford. Clinton CO. \. y
e oAEp H. THE cArsElLLs -Four hours from New
York direct; 300 n, aluf,de iine table sool &c;
rs'es to families Address NJ DANE. C6i Quine>-st.,
II oAHpERs TAKEN at pleasant farmhouse large shady
rates reasonable: references. Box Households y Y
% y 2SaS aaG ESsiAen
Mrs \. b.. salem Centre, westchcs'cr CO.. y. Y
RAY EYGE-Einc water view bathnG: house modern;
Fort Hamilton l.. J.
CorNTRY. board. July LIST - Sept, 18th in the Cot
copeien, service electric light p~n mes abundan,
hacker Horsekecper Of Insiesde School New-Mford O.
COMPTON PLAINS. y. Tito Mandcyile.' small
" select family hotel one hour Greenwood Lake Raii-
road m.una!nous exceptionally heathful; superior table
Ians i ,a rep;9ny lSe.tsS
"N MRS rss' wM ana rT Se6
f ARM hATDN YARD T gTsT
srASbT NSa HA Du MSS co. H' = - A. ~ ip
ylFw M Sn w f2r lsrh saF9 oars
T. GOD BoARD-No village; real country; nfty miles
~ from city. on shore OF the Great South Bay. L. J.;
oqnet and sahns for horses references exchanged T.
C.. Box $40. Patchogue, L. l.
GREAT SOUTH BAY Surf bathing. sailing iowng rid,
VI ing large grounds shaoe; generous table: liberal
terms. meet Guests AT station j. w Tuhl, Speonk. L. J.
I ADY PHYSICIANS boarding house beach: will
II receive inyalds baths; massage, attcnton -
cooking reasnable Address Rest Cure Asury Park ~ j.
MAPLE GROVE FARM. Marboruugii-on- the Hudson.
vi Large airy plenty OF shade milk and fruit
abundant adults. 81 per week X. A. CLACK. Prop
MAPLE LAWN FARM HOUsE.-P1casnnt location.
lVb fresh vegetables. eggs. milk. etc Mail daily
L. c. WILLARD. Holland Patent, y. J.
an A FARM-Pleasantly located high ground per
~ fecty healthy good table large connecting rooms;
well shaded lawns and piazza posonce: two hous
from y. Y l. MCPHERSON. Redding. Conn.
ID INEWOOD COTTAGE. CATSKIILS.--C Charming stu.
4 alton: shade all hours; sanitary drainage piano;
first quality food meals puncua second story connecting
rooms; near station; So PEI week. children half; ctr
cuiars references NJ ACKLEY. Mt Pleasant. ~ Y. and
ll3 West s0h-st
- UMNiER BOARD for n limited number Of persons
- found 40 Centre-st.. Orange, y. j.. md
after high elevation location and surroundings
most select: large large and small, four
acres Of beautiful grounds superb shade tennis
court: croquet ground fresh vegetables ample stable
commodatl telephone: terms IS to sl2 per week.
- HADY LAWN FARMHOUSE; large airy rooms: pleas
- ant lawn. fresh vegetables milk. fruit: terms
moderate. Mrs. i. c. BALL. Monroe Orange Co. n. Y.
< UVER LAKE FARMHOUsE-Open June !. Large
lake Mrs. +. 3. HAMLIN. Sharon Valley. Conn.
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jelp iuanteo.

WANTED Are YOU a Catholic? Are you unemployedF
w VIII yoa work for SIS per week Write to-uuy'
I r. GAY &c Fifth-aye.. Chicago. III.
MAKES.
NrcvsPApER correspondents everywhere: also cpanie
~ contributors either pleasant work for spar" TIM"
Address with stamp. Interstate Press Association IN
dianapplis. Ind.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long Branch. ocean Grove. &c.
For Rcd Bank. Long Branch and poirts south 70 Point
Pleasant 4:3O S:1j II 30 A. NJ. 30 $50 r.po 40
Gas 10 Red RanO G.l5 7. ". SUNDAYS. except Ocean
Grove and Ashury Park. 900 4. ~, 400 L. NJ
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River. HaueGat Park ana
Barneeat 40 SI5 4. NJ. i.oo. 400 = NJ .
For Atlantic City. Nineanl and Bridgeion. 40 ~ NJ
80 L. NJ. -,
For Monmouth Beach. scahriCht and Highland Reach
400 Sis. II 30 4. 81. l30. 4;3O T. NJ Sundays 200
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
(Auihracite coal used exclusively
- trnnla Anfnrnnflr Hlnok SlCnala.


Trains leave station foot Of Libcrty-si-
For Easton Teihlehcn. Allentown MRuch CHUNK &C.
40 rs $50 la to Faston a NJ. no 100. q %
to Easion). $50 6:45. 7:ac. 70 Arentewn; p NJ sun
DAYS. 400 7:l3 4. NJ. lOo. SO GOO 7. u . . :,
For Wilkesharre. Pit,s,on and Scran'99 $40 A. NJ
For Reading al 30 500. $40. 1900 II 80 A. 81,
40 49, 300 90 BOO 5:i5. 30 =. NJ. 1915 night
sundays. 4:30 A. NJ 1909. 1880. $50. 600 j. NJ. l2l5
night. - ..
400. $500. 545 J.. II, l2I3 night sunla;s 100 600
For slrbury fc,ylsnurS and WIliarnspor NJ 30 500
9:lO A. NJ. 1910 1880 100 r. NJ sundays. 7l3 A. NJ,
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BALTIMORE * ONO IL. II.

BALTIMORE wAsHiNGTQN cliiG ,T CINCINNATI S&
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE or ALL lEAINS.,
Lcave New-Yoik foot % Iaherty st. aAily Fnf GU,
CA,O 30 d. ~, and I2:i5 night. For l!lTsW fti ~
T. M. and laI5 night for clN.1NNATl ~ LOUIS =
a m. 600 =. N. Tor NASElNGIoN. BALTIMORE y
a. M q Dining can. "a, $500 , m * sun
100 H. IA. D. IA, Dining tas,. l%.l1 niRht Az
rams run daily escepi 5oD y. ~. FOR NORFOLK. Bay
Inc 80 % m. ex gun For NEW-OkIEANs, VIA
noanokc Br sto and thntano through pullman oiep
lng 600 y. dailj.
40, 81 and-,t ~ 81 ~ lulioH-si.. BgOoklyn station
loot Of Liberty-st.. &. X. II. Of y. j.
New-York viii call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence 10 destnation
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUEscRlrTIoNS For
a THE NNW-YORK TRIBUNE WILL, ~ M
CEryED All THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. LIZ Broad
way "a door north % ihiriyhrs-s ana ADN 81 az,
T'ISTMFNTS al following Branch Omees: -ot
l,ehthave Twenty third st; To- SIKH ave-
I5s Fourth fourtrcnth-st. ~ ihiFd-as'
corner Forty seyeath-st
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5prlnn Resorts.

=. lTG1g DRWOR1@TWElo
6sssaNIlc CITY. On the beach Elevator; steam. heat
''eo water. Sun parlor. Billiard and Music rooms
CHAMBERS 4 IiooPEs.
A.LnnNTic CITY. y. j.. HOTEL STICKSEY.
se<& - H. from ocean. Every CONVENIENCE ~ 70 pa
.s.,-z 70 81 30 day. l.. STIcKNEY
VhEN IN BUFFALO sTOP AT THE
AZ. GENESEE.
-. NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes away
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for 5aie.

for Sale.
NEW BICYCLES NEW
At second hand prices. Inspection invited.
Westerns 40 Usual price 500.
Oxfords s4s. Usual price 800
oRWoNpE CYCLE 20. 10 Barclay ST.. near Broadway
A ADVERTISEMENTS AID sUBscIIrTioT%S. F pm
e.rfYIci) Az THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. l,A2 liroad
wnv "a door north OF Thiriy-nrst st and ADNfn
TTSic1fIcNrS al the following Branch Onlces; 20
fighh-nve e corner Twentythird ST ls2 sixtl-aye
i7 Es,,rth,aye corner Fourteenth-st 100 Third-aTc
corner Foriyeventhst; ozG Third near siA, ~,
..Junb;ns.avc q Avenue A. 1S2s Third-ave: % West
ouriocn:hst 81 West Forty second-st; 80 Thiri-aYe
ard.,wcifth and one hundred- and thirteenth SITS
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Conntrn Board.

a ~ 30
"A ~MESTiiAMPTON. LONG ISLAND. IL miles from
,ne iorS. large, airy 10 feet TO the water
Kus,,s 70 0cean. large piazza; accommodation Tor ="
II ". terms s. to $40. Address {. w NICHOLS. DoS
~ - champion. n. y
Il fLno ;HsrrIc HIGHLANDS. n. j.. HOLLYWOOD
r>orf 80 l:-The most delightful and healthy summer
WI the seaconst New house strictly first eass;
renned eoardefs. Most BEAUTIFUL locality hnd
cnnfort Must be De appreciated iigb-
snsils" table. One hour from NowYork. Terms rca-
n ~" SUMMER BOARDERS can be accommodated ~
niles a.ht farmhouse high. slightly and healthy; byr
OF Lakewood Chnutauqua: rates. s. 10 81
= d. SMITH. Busti. Chnutaudua Co.. y. i.
a rmsmsMIoS. n. Jon quiet. shady street: large
''s' large garden; fine drives Address
g.. Box 20. Tribune ONCE.
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Gotcls.
Fest an0 Coun0.

r OST Rank Bot No GIj.0eS Bank frr SAVINGS
l. B!e.ckcr si.. Ncw-York Payment stopped Pleas
return book 20 Bank.
The herald., 1894-03-09
SAN BERNARDINo.

Mr.. Crows Appointment-TheB Burt Will
Case.
SAN BERNARDINo, March sly Yesterday
afternoon the supervisors unanimously
appointed s. L. Grow manager Of the
county exhibit of the midwinter fair,
with salary of 500 per month. Mrs.
s. L. Grow was appointed assistant
manager at salary of s25 per month.
Mr.. Grow and wife took charge of San
Bernardino county exhibit at the
worlds fair, and conducted it satisfac-
torily to all concerned. When @. N.
Andrews, manager of the midwinter
fair exhibit, got into trouble and handed
in his resignation, s. L. Grow was at
once pronounced by all to be the man to
run the exhibit. He and his wife will
leave for San Francisco on Saturday
next.
Rev. A. J. Frost, pastor of the Baptist
church, will on next Tuesday commence
the delivery of series Of lectures on
the Worlds Fair. The first lecture will
describe the exposition grounds, the
court of honor, etc. The doctor is an
eloquent speaker and fluent deHcrip-
tive narrator, and his efforts are always
appreciated by the public.
This morning Will Sutherland, the
nurse who attended James G. Burt in
his last illness, was placed on the stand
in the Burt will contest. He testified
that during the last three weeks prior
to Burt's death he had hallucinations
every day and was unable to lift up his
head without assistance the most of the
time, and that he was in etupor except
when aroused. He gave it as his opin-
ion that throughout that period and on
the day the will was made that Burt
was of unsound mind. The contestants
have introduced q large number OF
nurses and housekeepers who have sub
stantiRlly testified to the same thing
during the particular periods of time
when they nursed him or waited on him.
The Holiness mission has for some
time past been feeding tramps and degti-
tute persons. The money has been
raised by solicitations and by efforts of
different churches. The beneficiaries
have SO far been compelled to do some
work on the Rtrsets and public
work and have been given two meals
day. Now comes the Holiness miH-
sion and objects to requiring the
beneficiaries to work at all. They
want the tramps to be fed free and
without any return therefor, like the
children of Israel with the mama from
heaven. The other churches who have
so far contributed to the expense of free
meals. object to this and insist that
work shall be required. The Holiness
mission now refuse to act further in the
matter, and throw the responsibility OF
providing for the hungry tramps upon
the other churches and the city author
itiess
The herald., 1894-03-09

visiting Rev. w. B. Burrows. He de.
parts for Utah in the morning.
J. A. Griffith of Los Angeles was here
today visiting old friends and relatives.
Mr.. Griffith is employed in the road
masters Office of the Santa Fe galway
company.
SUPERIOR COURT.
In the case of Krssmer We. Shinn ct
AL, trial WAS continued to March 2lst at
l 80 pm.
At the time of closing this letter the
iurv in the Marks trial is still out, and
the general opinion is that the jury will
disagree.
The following is from the Orange
News:
A telegram was received by friends in
Orange on Monday evening conveying
the sad intelligence of the death of Mrs.
Eliza Barrett, which occurred Sunday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Peters, in Norwalk, Ohio. She has been
i'll since Christmas, and for weeks her
life has been despsired Of. Mrs. Bar
rett was well known here and had
many warm frlenda in Orange and Santa
Ana.
A jsckrabbithuut, under the auspices
OF the Orange Gun and Kennel club,
will take place at the Alamitos ranch
next Saturday. The party will leave
the Orange plaza at 9 O'Clock sharp.
Some very fine dogs are expected to par
ticipate and an exciting time is as
aursd.
With the end of the present term the
terms of Office of three city trustees ex-
pire, viz: Trustees Gardner, Scott and
Wilbur. Trustees Goodrich and Loptien
hold over for two years.