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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Convention of Texas mayors is
being held in Dallas.
Frank p. Miller is granted writ
of habeas corpus in Dallas.
The state A. o. U. w. are in SEES
sion in Austin.
Hill champions Cleveland before
the Senate in lengthy speech.
Senate is investigating the Car
nigie armor plate frauds.
Convention of Texas county
judges is being held in Dallas.
Miners strike in the Indian Ter
ritOry is declared off.
Gold reserve in the treasury is
I,l77,252.
Texas Cooperative association is
overhauling affairs at Galveston.
Uncle Sam will have at once TO
reinforce his naval squadron in
Chinese waters.
Wilson is in Washington, but an
nounces that he will return home
today.
The closing Of the river below
Shanghai is a wise movement Of
China in the event of war.
The reported loss of the Wellman
expedition is not credited at Chi
cago.
There is a full attendance of the
Mystic Shriners at Denver; bust
ness is transacted slowly.
George Lackey is jailed at Crock
EFT for incest with his 14-year old
stepdaughter.
Toughs relieve Jim Mulkey of
$1,000 Cherokee money at Weber
Falls.
Matte Hall dies from bursting
of her windpipe by water barrel
rolling on her near Gatesville.
Democratic caucus on tariff
reaches no conclusion, Hill and
Murphy do not attend.
House votes reinstatement of
railway mail clerks dismissed prior
to May lst, in 1889.
Clay Davis, member OF the Dat
ton gang and horse thief, killed
near Perry, 0. T.
Thomas, colored, lays out five
would-be lynchers, led by colored
preacher. He has surrendered.
Chenoa is again devastated by
fire, the loss amounting to a $780,
600.
There are rumors of race war
and the lynching of negro wo-
man in Simpson Co. Miss.
Cooks Arctic expedition lays up
at st. Johns for repairs from dam
age in iceberg collision.
Corean and Japanese forces de-
feat the Corean rebels with great
slaughter.
The kidnapping Of the King Of
Corea by the Japan troops is re-
ported.
The report of the attack of the
Coreans on the Jap garrison at
Seoul is confirmed.
The house seems more ready to
recede than the Senate, if Cleve-
land will sign the Senate bill.
Caffrey of Louisiana seconds Hill
in his defence of Cleveland, and
Senate adjourns.
The mayor of New Orleans sues
the Daily States for 100000 libel,
for editorial utterances.
Germans speech is attracting
attention as a mastery effort all
over the nation.
Wet track adjOurns the national
bike races at Newark, New
Jersey.
Prospects for a good cotton crop
in Texas are reported unusually
fiattering.
Railway state commission is still
considering the cotton and grain
schedules.
ThOs. Anderson, resident OF
Travis county since 1858, is dead;
aged 73.
Jasper Billings, who shot the
traducer of his wife, is acquitted of
murder at Gonzales.
Little rainfall is reported in the
Texas cotton belt outside OF a
shower at Luling.
The war between the Rock Is
land and the towns of Enid and
Round Pond grows in bitterness.
Cashier Kerley of the Missouri
Pacific at st. Louis is charged with
81, 900 embezZlement.
Arkansas Republicans hold con-
vention with a very slim atten-
hnnnn Of nnlnrpd dalppatnS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

Cleveland conspicuous attribute
is that of stubbornness, and that
Of the Senate is called consistency,
but they are both made up of the
same simples. Usually Grover
could be wagered on to keep his
spinal column intact, but in this in
stance he is on the Senate's pre-
serves and must crayfish.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

! tF All contracts or bills must be ap-
.roved by the Secretary and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

Those who attended the sessions
of the Senate on Monday expect
ing to hear a strong arrangement
of the President of the Republic,
for his unwarranted interference
in the affairs of the Senate, were
not disappointed. Cleveland got a
lesson on his constitutional powers,
as limited by the highest author
ity of the nation, such as he will
be likely to remember as long as
he lives and listens.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

caucus agreements, will not avail
one hair to rethatch the scalp Of
Cleveland that German and Vest
have snatched baldheaded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

1t is not wise to allow the lessons
OF this strike to be lost sight of un-
til next time. In time of peace
prepare for war. In time of quiet
relations between labor and capital
prepare to maintain these relations
by the peaceful arrangements of
arbitration.
The cry Of, traitor that is raised
against the Senators, who stand
pat on their record and on their
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

Texas owes thanks to the Calves
ton-Dallas News for its manly and
open and dignified rebuke of the
utterances of the Governor at the
Austin encampment. The rebuke
came tittingly from the leading
Democratic Journal of the state,
and the one accepted outside as
authority on state matters.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

Hogg denies the charges Of an
archism that lie against that
swatch" speech, claiming that he
did not utter the discriminating
words. The proof is too direct,
Stephen, and not even the Scotch
verdict can be rendered. Better
Tess and plead irresponsible ex-
liberation as the predisposing
cause.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

The charges that have been
made on the floor Of the Senate, by
leading DemOcrotic senators, of the
duplicity and double dealing OF the
president in matters of tariff, are
mighty interesting matter for
Democratic digestion. There is a
reverse side to this shield of party
harmony.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

When Debs has run the gamut
of the courts and appealed to the
Supreme tribunal of the Nation he
will be in a cooler frame Of mind
than at present, but he will not
feel a little bit more like serving
out his penal sentence than he does
at present. A plea of lunacy may
save him, and only this.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

The acquiescence of the Ameri-
can Railway Union in the resump-
ton of railway traffic is forced. 1t
is not spontaneous nor is it will
ingly accepted, and the trouble
will break out again if the courts
are not heartily enlisted upon the
side of the attitude taken by the
National government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

The Louisville Times suicidally
calls out, "Give 'em more grape,
Capt. Grover" The Times forgets
that every shot that is being fired
inthis tariff fight kills off Demo-
cratic Congressman. If the Demo-
Gratis can stand it there is no need
of the Republicans calling a truce.
Lay on Macduff.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

Visiting Cards Free, apply to
Fred Small, City Calculator, for the Daily
LIGHT No 104 East Commerce Street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25
Miscellaneous
w. H. Hollingworth, General

Contractor, 1913 W. Salado Street. Estimates
hee rfully furnished of all classes of stone
r ic and wood buildings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25
For Sale by AOOLPH DRESS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Doctors, Lawyers, Etc

CHARLES L. BASS, Attorney,
and COnsellor at Law. Does general prac
tiCe, Legal documents drawn on short notice
spanish and German interpreter in Office
Office room No 9 Mackey building
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-25

DIR. w. Nj. Wilke-formerly
of Chicago. Speciality, surgical, chronic
and woman's diseases. Rooms 4 and AZ,
Alamo Insurance Building. 1-A-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
YEAST OF orr LADY or NOUNI CAhhAi

FEASr OF OR LADY OF N0UNT CAKH1H
The Church Of Our Lady Of the Holy scapular OF
Mount Carmel, in East Twenty-eghth-st.' was
oiled 10 Overlooking yesterday morning. The oc-
cason was the observance OF the Feast OF oui Lazy
~ Mount Carmel. The ceremonies were somewhat
o,-,o,,ed because of the death last Sunday Of one
Of the priests OF the church, the Rev Father Johh
T, Whitley Solemn high mass was celebrated the
Rev Father Greaven being the celebrant ana
Fathers f. r. Stone and ~ O. Byrne deacon ana
sub-deacon The sermon delivered by the Rev.
Father Nurphv OF St Francis Xaver's Church
who discoursed eloquenty on the Lady OF Mount
Carmel Last evening there was further OBJ
seryance Of the feast There were solemn vespers
and a procession Of all the societies OF the church.
The sermon was delivered by the Rev. John g.
Eeehan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
Railroads.
p pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

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iS:So sPrHTs4L7hSffxs 'f GIl g 4RffS.sS,s
is land q sss e. c1 Gac ATys
2:60 p. n. cHTcAGo HND ST. LOUIS Expa,,.
& sSss %n$ 39@. Ss5i tt 81 ,5
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500 LOUIS A. pH Il isf2'd rTPRnsss-pulm,,
ahe sfss iTsfS rsSqI sSSb THE
$50 c 300 1910 GITea Dining carr. ii 4 H. ~
s Gsssr's %nn F? PAS "a s'F % fsd
sn Ssyof $40 s0s 'SG o,nr s29 90
sssperss . e Assasyllle T,%Da and New9saS.
500 r. ' IpsP'' 2 and osa
FOR 5sF okb f1s N ect P7s Gar Cars NORFOLK
Charles Route week-dav, and and o sa " Ts-s c
Af ftsps4 z ros n ei IKE 900 NJ daily s.,.~
TAMPA Jacksonvlle and Charleston. 900 P. N darr
FOR ATLANTIC, CRY. i:;o p. NJ weekdays. vn
Fa 1n5 c%fE i MnY i pfs f. 100 and 2o p
FG$ Long B.ssch Acsurg IarE g o,eap cSqvs
ISa;gTdays GGnIy' go snC 80 20 $40 s%
90 not stop At Asb'ry Park and Ocean Grove 90 SUI
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exprces: $50 10 8 $40. $50 40 Pe1n'a Lim,sn
1910 II A. NJ. 1920. !. 2l0. 3. 4. 40 2. a. iN1
0 p. NJ. i2:i5 night. SUNDAYS. Express Ell, 81
$50 40 Lnited, 10 A. II. ? 4. 49, 8. g. 7S
Ticket ofices Nos 4ss o,4 iios n, and 2sI Pro-.
way Aston House l3S East 18TH Street. and soot y
Ds-brosses and corandt Streets; = cour, Street ~
Fulton Street aS broadway. and BROOKLYN Amer a.,
ton. foot Of Fulton Street Brooklyn: stati,n jen.s
CITY.
check hagrage from hotels and residences through =
ceetinatiOn.
6. NJ PROVOST J. r, WOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
PACE DrrWrEy sOUyD STEAMERS.

Fall River, Mass. July 22.-The steamer Priscilla.
of the Fall River Line. and the steamer cry or
Lowell Of the Norwich Line. had another long
race down Long Island Sound last night Honors
were even for long distance. but eventually the
Priscilla pulled ahead. and maintained her lead
until the boats parted company off New-London.
The officers of the Priscilla regard the Lowell as
the fastest boat they have ever encountered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'I.

Trains leave foot OF West iZd-st as foI.o"s' 10 I'
earlier from FTanklln-st 49,, Mn
7 Is A m Tor West Cornwall. Lakes Mohonk ana 's
newaska and Waikiki Valley stations. Mldd l,s.SIS
Noomin gburg EllenVle Fallsburg, Liberty CaIVo.rs
Scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney. New Berlin N''~S-
Utica oneida. Fulton Osweso. , ,,.,,..osA
mn a m daily FOR West Cornwall. Nico!erSaTrc
Boomingburg Wurstboro. Euenvle Montandaie, s'
burg HureyVille. Liberty Falls Liberty. White ~srnr
IS p Saturdays only for Midd!etowh .y,Sssils
WurtsbOrO, Ellenyille Mounteindale. SessiIa
Fallsburc Hurleyyie. Liberty Falls Liberty. fA1A''
Livingston Manor. Rocklnd. 49, , s,ony
is D. m FOR Lakes Mohonk. and Nlnnewa ,,S.ls
Ford Miidleown. Wurtsboro. Eilenylle % sdsery
Centreyile Fallsburg. Hurleyyile Liberty FAILS L''
Parksville, Livingston Manor. ,,u. >feaaou
a3G o. m for West Cornwall. orr's Mis- mWssls
Rrook Campbell Hall. stony Ford. Crystal NUE. INV
town Bloomlng burg. wursteoro. Ellenyille ,-x Falls
az o. m daily for Mliiletown BlOomingouis,, Nof.
burg liberty Livingston Manor. Walton sidnsy ,oinn
wch Oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara fails an c1
west Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining s'A'
70 Chicago without change. =, ~, Brost
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seat, AZ t, 90
way. New York G ANDrr.. ~, n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
TNSELFISH WITH MILLIONS
MR.. vANDERBILTs SERVICE FOR OTHERS
nr Edwards In The ChurchmanD

Great multitudes never applaud men whose ohV
dstincfion il that they rich. But the com
munity does understand and approve man VINO.
havInS riches makes Of them as to Dcii'h
his feliow-men Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt has done
more than this. II would be possible for MN; IooH
ing upon his wealth d power Tor good 70 Destp"
IL here ana there as his judgment might indicate te
wisdom of such disposition That Is not diIl
cult thing 10 do Many having wealth MAKE
liberal disposition of IT, Mr.. Vanderbilt himself
since he has possessed riches. has DIVIDED MS Weal
with the needy and with the community ,DI' Il
seemed TO him. after he had passed INTO MS IN
heritance as though the mere giving OF money was
She smallest of the duties eatailed upon him De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
Eau 6rb

METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL. ... - -
II Incorporated June 1891. ABNER C. THOMAS LII u
I,ean Case system Of instruction. Degree Of LII B.
after course OF three years Morning division to ~
evening division 20 10 For catalogues apply 10 Pr0
FLAMENCO d. ASHLEY. 2o7 B'way. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
Countrp Board.

DIEAsAN'r VIEW FARM-Opcn 70 eoariers Fresh
l vegetables nnc hunting and fishing: SOUTH
ern Vermont Mrs !. T. RANNEY West Wcftminster W
=, TRAWHERRN HILL FARM. miles from Pouch
- krcpsie Location delightful. airy rooms shady lawn
excellent table. Mrs. +. u. UNDERlIiLl. Poughkeepse
N \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

,oh, Lohoe has sold No Sc Goerck-st.. a five
story brick tenement-house. lot 25XlOO. on private
terms. -
Mrs. Mary Wilson has purchased from william
Goldng No. 2l5 West Thirty-first-st, hVe-s,ory
fiat lot 25x1C0. private terms
j. Edgar Leaycraft has sold for Mrs & H. wen
ster to Joseph sauer No. $50 West Forty-second-
St. a fve-story brick fiat. lot 2jxsS.9, for S2soo
NJ. Bergebuhr & Son have sold for Philip Braen-
der No 1863 St Nicholas-ave. hve-story fiat on
clara stanton has purchased from John A. Foote,
executor No. 81 West Fifty-siXth-st, lOur-stoly,
stone front dwelling, lot l6SX6oAl0o9' lor ABOUT
Goodman & Stern haye sod for Mrs r. ERse1n
TO a Mr. Eckerman, No All East Eighty-nith-St.,
a four-story. stone-front tenement-house' lot -oA
lo2 @ for $1,000. , su., xuru,or,
LYMAN the southeast corner of LcXingt on-ave ana
Northumberland hirteenth-st two hVe-story mats
lots 25xl0J EACH for $4,000.
Thomas Mellen has purchased the three-story
dwelling l6sx3S at the
The building Is TO be altered into stores ana apart
m6rts. e. 49,. roo,to, % q
sevcn-sory brick and stone loft building, 2oxs3 leeI
at No. 60 West Houston-st. 49,. ..o
william II. Ferguson has announced that M me 1e
lots Nos and ~ Lispenard-st. together ~ 'xy ~
x4s9xS7S would be improved by the erection of a
The Metropolitan Street Railway Company has
ned plans for four-story brick caF-hSsse' nos
John Casey has filed plans for two hve-story
brick flats at Columbus-aye. northwest corner OF
Thomas J. Mcclure has filed plans for four
story brick fiat One-hundred- thirty -eghth-st
south side 60 feet west Of Brook-ave costing
$4,000 -
Fay & stanton have filed plans for two fve-story
brick fats i'm BroOne-st., northwest corner OF
Mangin-st. costing $1,000
Corpora ton Counsel Clark has prepared papers
TO acquire title by condemnation Of the property
Nos % and 81 Maiden Lane now occupied by Old
brick bulldngs which is TO be used 90 fire engine
ond hook and ladder station. This property, which
Is owned 10y the John G. Wendell "state has been
in that family since 1871. and fronts Si2 feet on
Maiden Lane nv about - feet deep. This Will be
the first proceeding under the new law authorizing
the BOARD Of Fire Commissioners 70 acquire sites
by con formation proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
Ecgal Notices
Sales BIZ Auttion.


GALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
~ THE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
CHILI-The Government Of Chill will sell at public
tOn in the OF santiago Chilli the iS:h q October
beds situated In the Province Of Tsra2aca the total value
said properties being nearly IL 600 900 two million
pounds stens Parties interested may apply for furthsr
Information the ConsuiGen Of Chill IN New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

Through Chicago and 1Ae est .sA md nvs
York foot OF Chambers-st.. daily. as follows S's
minutes earlier from West I'D ct: .-,x BEG
ok A. M.-Nestbuled Express for "a.'esnna Sale
o'io hamton. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford A"S
manca Parior 10 Buffalo. 80, .,, sor Cbt
o.n0 \. M.-vestlbule Limited Sona tra,r ~ ck
o'oV cago via Chautauqua Lake; Sleeper Gee
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining SaS, Falls
600 i. M.-Soiid train TO Chicago VIA N'aeA
O'oV Seepers to Buffalo and chicago. Nasars fSis
OK =. M-via Chautauqua Lake ana va - Bu6AlA
O'fo Solid train Chicago siespe' Il,
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car. Avn PULLMAN
I ocAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS ANp broadway ~
IL Accommodations at 26 23 aol anS 20. ferries Nss
York ssS Fuiton.s Brookya 200 nua ramnany calls e
and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Sos "a Ao8
and checks baggage from hotels and fsslssasss y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
Icdthers.

UfutUtI9
", frOR Herman T,-is'er a NJ. 80. Fast fgh st
rnat.s n sp.ca,fs during the r, tutoring f9r
s,ef,trnfnrs erf-n vars sIcc"ssfI experience. ac
,.s.rf.I g.h r.qr.r.rnenfs = every lc'fr r riege
" ,NTr.p 4 tu.fIrr energetic man o. manage a
w ,f. q f-t t.4..' standing arI excellent frpu'a-
ton. d g...l opening On tie right inan. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
School Aecnuco.

IllhoOI NulNllI9.
A MEXICAN AID TONE1GN TEAcHFEs. AGENCY
y supple Ffofef orr Is."he's lu'', ., ~,
Mrs VI J Ior %GFULTON. y Union Square.
4 GFNCY Miriam Coyfiere supplies tutors pr.,r''ors
a ,-achers gov.rn~--es etc. ~ all depis recommends
schools g. parents $50 bin Book UlinE cor Dh-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
DED MORTGAGES.

cor,uoi Jacob : ct a. 10 ~ II Peckham. No
33i West iioust0n-st. i've years. ............
Hook Frederick - T. Hall 1929 st lpO
Z, wc~. Manhatian-avc 1 wear. ......-........
Iaernrnle Joe o. Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany \ s7th-st. 40 n east llth-ave 3 years.
mortgages
Morgan John and WIFE - Patrick pollnr1.
4Gth ~ 1876 : 4 east Gth-af". :. years :.-. -
Morris Abraham and VIE. 20 Sarah JACOBS. 40
Weber Louis 20 American Tract Society. .
shave. - > = north 77th-st. secure contact...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

Stations I'm New-Norh foot OF Barclay ane
Cbristcpher Streets
VESTIDuLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

COACHES. PiNTSCH LIGHT. -,
direct route 10 NEMAK bLOOAFIELD. AOSTCLAlt
THE ORANGES. summit BoInslGsyllle, basNat
IGge Madison Morrist0Wn. Idssalc. Paterson BE
ton Dover stanhope. BUDD-S LAKE. IAlSE NJ
iArcONG Hackettstown sCHOOLElS NOUN
WASHINGTON. PHILLlPSBvRG. EASTON WAI2
GAP STROUISBURG. P5cono Mountsins sChASNr'
TON PITTST<N WILKESBARRE. NANTICoMS
pANVILLE, NORrHUHIEkLANp Monir1se N.Y.
EAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Watersile. CTISsSS
KICHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACUSE "
WEGO ITHACA OWEGO ELMIRA. CORNln1
hath pANSNlLLE. BUFFALO AMI all POE"
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. -
100 A. M-BINGHAMTON Mall Stops at prneP"
o:o1 a. M-BUFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAMToS
UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ~ az
OSWECiO EMPRESS. Pullman Euret Parlor Cars ~ "a
meets Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving w.
A. n morning. - -, vrpl
100 p M-sCRANrON BINGHAMTON ard ELAihA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars n.y. W.
400 i. M-SCRANTOS. WILkESBARRE and FL'"
OUTH EMPRESS; Pullman parlor ears, rrvosIM
Ton and EfnlIRA LIMITED EMPRESS. Puln"
Buffet Sleepers. Arrives at 7l3 a. m ,,.-u.u
900 r NJ tDaily)-BUFFALO SCRANTON. ElNGnffn al
TON RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE aa' W.
WEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Seepers ~, =, \
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATION 100
Murray-st. and i29 Broadway Tickets at ferry aS.
rs ana 9i2 Broadway. SIS West le5thst. 2o 1olum.sv
ave NewYork 33S and 726 Fulton-st and - Broa1.
brooklyn Time tables. givns full information al d" ~
tions. so6
check baggage from hotel residence TO oS-'insoS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

EENT4 r y = 7 I.N.Nf1I I@IF'T'
walkcr-st ~ ~ 20 20. Hunt V Butler 70 Alvi 7
Baldwin ..-.-.. .,,o -
Con,ey r. 20 Joe Laenml- ...........,.
Oiver-st 40 "a Sarah Jacobs 20 Abraham Morris
Walkor-si = g. ~. II n n Broadway. Irregular;
Lorenzo Semple. referee. 20 Hunt Buter.-. u
sullivan-s'. No 23l. Abraham Morris - sarah ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West Al st. Station. New-York, a. IT,
lows, and IS minutes earlier from foo, Franklin St:
800 A. II. daily Loca. 10 Buffalo. Sleeping a.
New-York &c B.Oomvle Sundays on.y; can lie oecs
$50 4. w. Daily local to Albany. for ca,skal Nous
talns and Saratoga. Parlor car to Albany sundays
O.I5 a. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Utica. Syracuse. ROch.
ter buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago. eEcsD
A.-iI.O0 A. VI Daily. except Sunday. TO B.oomvI.
and Ca,.kil Mountains New Paltz Lakes NJ ohonk AID
B.-II.35 A. VI. Dsiy except Suntay, z Catskl Aou,
tains. New la.iz. Lakes AlohJuk and MinieNasS Al
bAny Saratoga. Caldwell. LaAe George. faF!or cars
Bloomvi!.. saratoga AID ta!cNel. ,, .
I.I5 Z. VI. saturdays only. Half-HoliGay Special
Ca,skiu MOUNTAINS. Parljr car attached, ~ A.,
C-3:lO l.. Vi. Daily except sunday. . Catskl Moc,
tains New PATTI. Lakes M0honk ard Mnnewaska. Al
lany Saratoga. Parior cars attached u Hobart an
600 l.. VI Dairy, esceO, SUNDAY. Tor Albany,
cuse Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. To.oEto D.
troit. Cleyeland. Chicago aat -. Louis. .
6.,O a. ". Daily. sunday for Nevbgrg. Al
nany Saratoga and Montreal. ParIor car to Kas
..45 p. VI DALI except Sunday. FOR U,ica syracus.
sI5 T. N. panv for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roch.s
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Ce'~
LAID. Chicago and -. LOUIS. $500 ...
a b G leaves brooklyn by Annex: 40 %. BON
a. m. g 90 ;, m. Jersey city. F. h r. Station Ala@
For tickets tine tables par'or and s!eepins;ca, -
cosnnodatons apply oity oiaces; Br3shya nd N..'
York and a. stations. Time tables principal ho,sA
For other information address
c. T. LAMBERT. Genera: Passenger Assn,:.
S Nanderhi'-ave. New fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

- CHOOI. OF SOCIAL ECONOMICS Union Square; New
- York GEORGE GUNTON. President Conm'5eiti i,sn
school Academic Classical Departments Economic
Leading study In all Atly faculty Hi@leiH'e
fees Address JOHN HOI.LEI CLAKh ~ NJ lean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

BUSINESS COLLEGE,
AND
SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHI
will reopen Tuesday. Sept T.
Call send for Prospectus.
5. s. PACKARD. President.
io1 East I'D ST. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

OPERATING ON THE GREAT NORTH.
" WESTERN LAKES.
NORTATRN STEAMSHIP CO..
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE.
Buffalo Duluth and the Pacific Coast.
Exclusively Passenger Steel Steamships
North West and North Land $500 tonA
Gead for the Itinerary and full information to
- L. W. LAKE.
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