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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
DIR. PARKHURSTS FIRST STEP.
COLONEL ERHARDT TELLS OF HIS EARLIEST
INVESTIGATIONS.
From Les.ie's Week.,

COLONEL ERHARDT TELLS OF HIS EARLIEST
INVESTIGATIONS.
From Lesie's Weekly.
Il Is now some eight years ago that
during discussion with DR.. Parkhurst ad-
vanced the proposition that few clergymen knew
much about the wants o: a city Ike New ork;
that they preached from the Information they could
get by looking at the scenes In print. not knowing
what was behind. CThs he very frankly ADMITTEDLY
In the course OF the evening 1t agreed that
with me he should visit the slums few days later
pointed evening and began at Castle Garden. where
Immigrants were then landed From there we
took the east side, Water-st.. Bowery. and where
the slums abounded. In short. we saw what there
was to see, and IL as IL existed
We were alone the locality was dangerous The
police officer commanding precinct gave me
ward officer, who followed us instead OF our fol-
lowing him. / mention this TO show that there
could be nothing prepared as is often done .or
sight-seers, who are very much shocked. FOR ex-
annpe, at seeing beautiful girl posing as a
ssvictim Of the opium habit" when In fact. she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. Il.
Fast Express Ttrains To
Baltimore, Washington. Chicngo, Cincinn Il,
81. Louis and All Points West.

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE On ALL TRAINS.
Leave Newport foot % Liberty ST. daily Tor CHI
i:so p M. 1915 night. For CINCINNATI, ST, LOUIS.
900 a. IA 600 y. For WASHINGTON. bALTI-
MORE. "oo a. m Ii;so a. M Dining cap. l:so % 30
1918 night All trains run daily except $3.50 D.
For NORFOLK Bay Line, 30 D. nj. Sunday.
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke. bristol and Chatta-
nooga. through Pullman sleeping Car. 300 p m daily.
Ticket Offices IT.. 2fl. AIS LAO Bdway. 81 East i4
81. I27 I'ower,. n y. S4s Fulton St. Brooklyn Sta
New-York Transfe Co. Will call Tor and rhsck baggage
from hotel residence to destination
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nsclnnrn MnrrnAaEe.


Amion. FfIffItAt ana iU''.'.
q ~tl-sf. i"' p O. .f VT InG $40. ,''i f''
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can i'al l-.ttfr 4itlr 'nh tii ' TO- n ''" 10 .
l" - . r. q" aye. l'.l 80.
sam" 20 Jii u Do "i,,,.'' .''.' -.
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years .. ...+ 80
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V,I.s.n.a.. ,fl l.gfh. security. .......... 3H-
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80. ..', ~. ~ ,t-.i, co. o.. ,,i 90, .r,......f =,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.
CAnfhracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
ON AND AFTER NOV IS. 1894

-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
ON AND AFTER NOV. IS. 1894.
Trains leave station foot OF Lberty-st.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk Ae,
- Eastonj. J:i5 81 t. Allentown r ". Sunaays
$50 T:I5 to Eastonl a. NJ, 100. 80 eco p. n
For Wilkesbarre. PittstOn ana Scranton. $40 A. n,
iio 30 4:3o p " sundays. $50 \. "
$50 400 500 5:i5. 7:so P. NJ. i2:i5 night. sun.
days 4.3o 4. n. 1900. 30 $50, 600 p ~ 2:ls night.
For Harrisburg $40. 500 $40 a. NJ. 40 20 400
800 5:l5 p NJ. i2.I night. Sundays. loo $50. Go
NJ. I2:i5 night .
9:io A. NJ. 40 100 !3o r. NJ. sundays. 800 r.
For Red Bank Long Pranch. a1d points south Poirs
Pleasant. $50. Sis II 20 A. NJ 80 li5 $40 to Rel
Bank 400 $40 to Red RanD. e:i' p VI sundays ey.
cep, ocean Grove ard As.urv Park 90 \. ~. 400 u
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 sis A. ~. i:i5 $40. 40 p. "
For FarmnGdsle Toms RIVER bsFpessi Park and Bar
For Atlantic CITY Cape May. Vineland and BTiege,on
40 A. NJ. i:i5 p. NJ. -
Nayr.inS. 30. s:l5 i:ao 4 NJ 20 ii5 100 p Il
Sundays geo \ NJ. 400 p "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
li8o DINING Car, A. NJ. 80. $50 soo Buffet Paror
Car. 500 dining Can 600. ..So So, p ~, 1918
MIGHT sgni'y $50 9:G /, 80 ,cD,n7s Can A H. 49,
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 900. II -
Dining Carr A. ", / 30 33o 500 Dining carr. 800
p NJ. 12:is night. SUNDAYS. 200 1870 Dining cs5
2s as ga no 1923 Broadway 737 sth-aye. y East
i,,h St. la4 East I2j;h s. 2st West l2sh s., 81 Co
llrbus Av. New-York Court St $50 Fulton St. Brock
iyn: Hrosdva y. Williamsburg The Ne~-lors Transfer
CON pany will call and check baggage from hotel
residence 70 destination
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pr,I ESTATE TRANSFERS.

enh-s, as7.e Of st,aye. ~ l.g & Sain
Francis L"~rey referee. to george s2a5oo
eS:' ,,I sSS WV TO Of w HSas'c iSASG'
c': 9' w q S' and Gsi %fe ' to E1aDeh
sa or uraGie' 100 It OF coiumbus-aye i21S
i"S: Charles ,iahren and wife to James I
s7ts s.r No aa4 East. Tc:lx levy and wife to 10000
Jsss?h II s aSie Il Avenue l. seexo2a
Marie Iacn e, al. executors Of John iden' 1900
ssh. te'N 'e' 50 (, o Of Lexing,onaye. tx
icoS. Felix Levy and wife TO Marie l'en 20
oa * sks; ~ 10 East ASistam Fox ct al 1900
Ac6l y t'',o 40 It Of shave 2oxioo' ,ooo
Een woods Anne Gawry 'ax '""
ioo5: Eernard Heller AID another to Joseph $500
y s,eir -; q :. 81 aiayr 80 3os East 10Th
ST: Albert Fulton and wife to II + Brown 'N /
,d E'GGsY In' 100 # or Madsona,e. oSic0l
Thooior Won Ganhcr and vife To N"''-" 1
C;rcrncau and another. ,,., -
,:: 30 onG S VI '' To- L@rs sns 1900
1Iaih"sI' s. 30 It e Of l.nox-ave. a2AiV.h +,
Mar. No 6 Wcs ' Adam Hellmerieh and -,
iaed =. " 2i' Wgst Charles "'.. 1900
~, TO EGharG 4 fs'' so Il Of i5si-f, ioixo'
,athar,n. y Aikcn t. wriiam = Ni,ca;
A@''ord' 5 1riSsd $ and vile to benjamin Maa
helm eiii It n u i44th.s OK
amn Mannheim ana wife to Christian - ooo
s rg'fe. ave- ,s r, e of e!h-. tc5x
irregular. Ca,harine Mackos.y 10 Michael Leo 300
@ ,,s G i t, Of hc,, a"'a:c &c ssSS
loS aaoo hdond iaers, and wife to Charles 1000
Me,iam q. go r, n cf IN st, 2iexoH2,y
lc7 II AMI other property ' :, Mar.bsil
EsseSs ~ IL benedict a hl'n 10 LEVIN. 2oaoo
SAM plop,ry Jeseph J. Hi'''n"e'.'' 2o5oo
, TO ln ' Nos IL i' AMI 10 Franklin II IoAn''n
No 49, Mo''" ..". ana 2oooo
Alcna, H. a. 10 :. par. J.esrh FrnnAcn'hai'r
, To l"i; "a T., part, Louis Franscn'haler
and W ic g., Joseph frankcn'nai,r ~.
Iious'on-s, y. ~ and ~ E'.'. Peter H''''r
spr,, N,.'' NJ a6, Frc~rck Valentine. referee
1s n M': e. 4 Nee, George r' referee ,o
sn ri 100 s. ~ 7, or ioh.a'e 25AeSo o
Brown 20 samuel M"rshsn sn' 81 .n sTl. pad
7'h-aye " = - q ,, 81. H x.nI,on ~ 2ocoo
23d-st, :. - 4" 81 ~ ave- y 1900
Is si'.s s. iri East Heinrich Kure'h and ,.ooo
os,h's,. \. x VI G,orse " Qan,a.i. cseeu-
tor of Owe Clar,ck. - lanes II cumins
Same property. GrrFo Quin'''d and VIE 10 -oco
slim; 3f',f' y ' IN - COLUMBIA. ave 2,,io>
Lexington ave. ~ lo2' Peter ner'er 20 Mn"
icsa-' t. g. 10, 4 W = c.umeu- Az s'ils
ano,ier - reraa-i Mnrri,. ...-.., :;''"
lib jsc'. r.er 80 =, T. -. '' i:a i 1870
ICth-st n 20 o. - T4ni,l so, ''ki". s-.7
I4i,,.st. = e-io o o. = Aicsanic--ase. c'Sl"i.
Louis wic'nan e. M,ri. VEN sa,
io,. Marcus Nathan ana VIZ To- A,-her simon 81"
Irregular. LYMAN Tirany sni VIE {" Anni- ,,.o
mLrrir,ayc " = u o., cameron Place. si.4s
irregular Thamas clear or care ard NJ" - ,,o
For ;' ir,,or'ad-noe. - v ttnr ~. hair = r.
= w %na i1'4 % srG G has'ard TO- Me''a
v nss'n =. To-, ~ map O., Norvo4 -i'h
W.rd. ADELAIDE u shock 60 io'"sh u I''e..-.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave w"st i.d ST. Station. New York as fa''
lows. and 10 mnut earlier from foot Franklin 81:
$500 :. VI Daily Local to Buffalo. r.....
D:I5 4. VI. Daily for Albany. Cfica Eoches-
saturday Tor Tor nto
5u5 =. VI. Daily Albany. Montreal Utca. Syra-
euse. Rochester. BunsIo Niagara Falls Toronto. Do
troit. Cleveland. Chicago ami -. Louis.
7;fS II. W. Daily except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester anc budlo. Carries sleepinscar passengers
only.
S,t5 y. VI Daily TO- Albany. Utica Syracuse. Rochet
ter. Buffalo. Ma Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and St LOUIS.
For tickets. time tables. parlor and sleeping-car ae'
commodations apply city onccs Brooklyn and Newfork
and at stations Time tables at principal hotels. Fos
other information address
C. F.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
DEL, LACKAWAyNA AND WEsTLRN r. r.
stations in New-YOrk foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VESTIBVLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES PINTSCH Light.


Dire. route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoSTcLMR.
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsvle. B~sSAs
Ridge Madison. Morris,own Passaic Pa'erson b9S o
pATCONG Hack.ttsiown. sCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN;
Washington PHTrLIPsBr'RG EASToN. WATER
GAP STROUDSEURG Pocono Mountains. scRAE'
TON. PTTTSTON. WILKEsBARRE. NANTI Oks.
DANVILIE NORTHU NBERLANp. Montrose. BlN-
HAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Waterville. UTICA.
RfCHFIEJT SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE Os-
WFGO ITHACA OWEGo. ELMIRA. CORNING
BATH NASHVILLE BUFFALO and all points WEST
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
20 \. AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops at principal
900 \. M-BI'FFALo. SCRANTON. RINGHAMroy
UTICA. RfCIFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars Coz.
at Buffalo with train Tor chicago. arriving sS
n. N. mcrnng
100 p M-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
400 = M.-SCRANToN, WiLXESBARRE ani PLYM
s.3) p. NJ Dail0 buffalo Vesiibuled Limited Express
~ SCRANTON. BfNGHAMTON. FLMIRA. BUF
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects at
Buffalo with tain to- Chicago arriving at o:35 p. m
900 p NJ Daiiy,-RUFFALo SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Slecpcrs.
TICKETS AID PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS =, =
Mu-ray-s; and 40 Broadway Tickets AZ ferry stations
- and ai2 Broadway. SO West 21h-s. 2S Columbus.
ave- NcwYork 33S and 72s Fulton-s. and - Broadway
By oklyn. Time ,-bles. giving full information a; all
stations
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
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Two PASSENGERS RN

Two PASSENGERS RN
s "NORMANNfN" JAN 3 1895
THE LARGE NUMBER or PASS fNGERs
WHO WILL LAND IN EGYPT FROM THE
NORMANNIA MAKES lr ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY TILT Nj WHO INTEND TO
GO Up THE NILE SHOULD SECURE ACCOM-
NoDATIONS FROM - At ONCE.
WE ARE DOING ORR UTMOST ny put
TING ON SPECIAL. STEAMERS TO MEET
THE PRESSURE. IN ORDER. HOWEVER. TO
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. ALI. WHO WISH
70 MAKE THE NILE VOYAGE THIS SEA-
SOY SHOULD SECURE ACCOMMODATION
IMMEpIATkTN
THOs. COOK & son.
2Gi AND i.2o5 BROADWAY. NETWORK
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CLYDE LINE.
GENERALE Transatlantique

" FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
LA BRETAGNE. Rup6. ............ sat Dec J. . p m
IA BorRGOGNE iebofrf ..... sat Dec = II a ~
la CHAMPAGNE. Laurent. .......Sat.. Dec H. g. IN.
Ncw-Yo.k 10 Alexandria Egypt via Paris. trip valid 81
DAVIS. Fnsi-ciass. $lGO. second class SIG
4 FOEGEr. li.nsra. Agent No. ) Bn"llnE 'Teen.
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1A1InrY STEAMSHIP LINES

vi FOR rEXAs. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven ir.n steamship. aggregaiins u Vp Tons
From Sew -Yori. "Wednesday. friday and SATURDAY
4 UELIGHTFUL SIN DAYS VOYAGE BY sEA
TO GALVESTON. TEXAS. Thence By rail- 20 MEAi1o
cry ASp POINTS IN MEXICO. and to DENVER.
coIORADo SPIuNGs; SALT LAKE CITY Ais. to
SAX FRANCISCO and al California Winter Resorts
FLOFrpA-VIA BRUNSWICK. Ga.
TO jacksonville. 81. Augustine. TAMPA. &C.
sTI,AIGffT and ROT ND TRIP Tickets issued 70 all
points In Tcxa Coorad,. Utah Arizona. California Next
~, &c Georgia FLORIDA Hc. Excellent accommodations.
Write f,r Gopagc Pocket Guide mailed free.
G II NALLORi & co. Gen Asts Pier 90 T. Ia " T.
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WINTER CRUISE
m lQ) n IS hW IT TO THE AZORES
w uO u lS. w o MADEIRA.
THE MEDITERRANEhN AID THE OifibNi'
bv tho magnificent twln-screw express steamers Au-
GUsTA VICTORIA and FURST BISMARCK From New
yor, Jan % and % 1895 Azores. Madeira. Gib'ai-
tar Algiers Genoa. Vilcfranche Nice) Malta AeNA"
dria Cairo and Pyramids, Jafa Jerusaem,. smyrna
consantinople Athens Messna Palermo. Naples GENOA
New York Duration about 10 weeks For inus'a'e'
pau,ph!et and further particulars amply to
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.
81 Broadway New-York
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cDALPMN1oGEuEIM.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. S. co.
PACIFIC MAIL ;. :. 90.
Steamers leave san Franci.

Steamers leave san Francisco:
OCEANIC VA Honolulu december ~ IN
CITY OF RIO Dk JANEIlIO i,rer,,D,r .S y -,
"a December "a T. IT,
CITY OF IEkING. JHhuhly - ~ -, 80
F,r freight passage and general Information Apply u
3,s broadway. Battery Place Nashhs'oA bu'D'"''
~ E,Ia
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A NEW-YORKER Run OVER AND KILLED.
F. r. Tubner. about forty-fve years old. coll
ector for the American Portrait Company. OF No. .
East Fourth-st.. this city, struck and instantly
killed last night by an Erie Railroad train at the
Davs-ave. crossing in Kearny, y. }.
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Ocean Steamers.
N0B1M GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.


M0RTM GERMAN LLOYD S, S. CO..
NEw-yoRK, SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
FAST EXPEESS STEAMERS eco Dom,
Cabin $50 and upward IL Cabin $40 ana S''' MUM
Trip S9J and 500.
. a M Elbe. Tues. JAN To- y a. III
Dec H. m Fulda Tues Jan; - a. In
Ebe Tues. Is. . M Ems Tues Jan -, a -,
Have Thurs 3. 10 In Iahn Tues FEB D. m'
Fms Tues. Jan :. a. M Elbe Tues. rep L. . d. ''
OELRICIiS & CO.. Bowling Green
GERMAN &1EDl7r ERRAMEAN SERVICE 81 y
NORTH GERMAN HAMBCEG.AsM Eni|AN
LLOYD s. s. co. LINE.
Azores Gibraltar. Algers. Naples and Genoa
Kaiser W H. Dec. J. 10 4 NJ. for Genoa - ,o,
bismarck Dec s. 80 NJ. for Algers. Naples deho"
Fuda Dec 49, 10 \. NJ. for Genoa ,,,,r,o
No-nannla Jan NJ. for Algiers. Genoa AleNa nn,
Kaiser W H. Jan 10 p NJ for Asters Nap apes 'e"'A
Wcrra Feb. .. 10 a. M Alg. Nap. Cen, Azo'e g..
NorrnannIn Feb 49, II A. ~ Algers NAPLES Naples ,;enoa
Kaiser W. H. Feb 49, A. NJ. AgieTs, Naples: ne''''
Vera March A. NJ. for Algers. Naples Genoa eno
f'uda March 23. a. NJ for Alslers Nap.es "ehoa'
All steamers stop at Gibraltar ,., it,.
Return tickets available for the steamers OF eit.e'
from Naples Gibraltar: Hamburg Bremen IRENE Genoa
don and Southampton Direct connection iIo,n W Mi
Naples to Egypt by y. c. Lloyd s. s. Co.'S Imp MAI
Steamers. ,,-,.. .,orcan
Oerchs & Co.. Cen Agts.. I'M ~
. Bowling Green. n. Y. 81 broauway, ~. -.
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>rD en-" line or STEAMSHIPS.

DIED -" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL For IA Gl-AYRA Puerto CABELLO. CARAcAo
ASu NARAcATBO. VIA CURACAO
FROM PIERREPUNT STORES. BROOKLYN
6 { CARACAS ............. " ednesia Dec .. ! p ~
Z : VFNEZtE Ella .......... Saturday. Dec. -. D. m
: : PHITADEL PIIIA SATURDAY. Dec. %. p m
MARACAIBO. ................. Saturday, Dec -
These America s'eamers built expressly for the trade
have very superior accommodations FOR passengers
For Curacao and Maracaibo freight only: 49,
6 6 MARACAiBO Friday. Nov. -
BOTLTON. BLISS x DALf.ETT.
General Managers. 1875 Frortst.
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CAVANNAI LINE.-FOUR TIMES WEEK
~ ly from Pier 81 y r. foot OK Spring ST.; Mondays
Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays al ; 7. VI. For
rreighf passage apply
" II EHErT Gcn'i AstJ. y H,sHAGGN. = ACT
cen, y 3i7 R'wav T. " Rv 2Gi Bwsy.
! l. ApNMF o + r !. WALKER Ast. o.
& c + r r. SO ffwrv GO pier. IS y r.
q SnnREI. Manag.r.
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Ocean 5tcamers.
From PIER H. North River. FOOT OF Fuon-st.
MuNll6ROGAN il0MlSr
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and mos, eonIenen route ,, 4" London
Close connection at southampton for Havre and Paris
BY 'e e s ns hITns son% s and inward
Nc""YorA be-" r. ii i a. ~" %c~"Yori Jan j > ii 4" M
[RISID SIALR lQ6I[S
FOR ANTWERP.
wEs gE wS9nrseay Dec o. 10 1890 a m
iNrEnNArIoTALL. N ,A nr9y COMPANY.
A CrNAKD LINE,
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
E;lS5is. BE-: 30 p p. i%sa@a Dec 70. c3SS n
From rier 90 Norih RIVER foot Of clarksoI,s;. 90
eaons to ,a% fa and no ES@as.
yy $ ' rt m" sh i0 and asa Apply a tn:
'VRfx Se Nj H6wN "" Coo Green General Asn.
\ WHITE STAR LINE.
:Maies,ic. D. 1880 am :Malesc. Jan 2 a.
.Tc%i@nic Dec 10 10 Il. m srruonc. jan 10 10 a. m.
britannia. Dee. 20 A. m. Britannia Jan -. a. m
80 COTTON r W." chRRiEp by BY r%ssExGER STESMERs
n" S esHa cabin on ne 10 pa and
$40 steerase from New York on Britann,e Adriato;
tick~is ,s' No. 20 agoadway Ne~Y"rk rnladepha
once. 900 walnut-st II. MAITLAND KERsEY Agent
A CRUISE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN.
ISIS Wy . pss1y chartered a e'anG Fer 2.S
ada: Aham6ra AIsers; Cairo DAYS a, Jerusalem nsy
hotels exeurscns fees etc. included Organized and &C.
s@a by sa OF c's @ s. at 'eF
Thirty excursions Europe Ocean tickets by all lines
o. C.SIK. Toari:, Ast; II, n,oaaway: New.York
onlcai Ticket Agent Pennsylvania r. r.. &C.
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Gin l)ronrrln for Sale

Gin l)ronrrln for Sale
IL OR SALE.-n JIh-st superb residence. covering
tire plot. - 6xlOOj. including dining extension.
fine light faultlessv planned absolutely perfect In
condition. bay window library. handsome music
grand staircase and cniraIcc hall bathroom each
noDr. and expensive Plumbing throughout house.
stylish decorations and woodwork SADcJU.
possession Immediately Our Instructions sell with
out delay. CHARLES 4. SEYMOUR " CO. 5th-avc..
northeast corner i2d-st
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nTn DONJ\I LIN T..

old DOMINION LINE.
~ Gamers ,,r NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA. BEACH.
Pf.TFRSEt.RG and RICHMOND VA. and WASHING
rON T. G Mon Tues. We'd. Thurs. and sat For
Richriond via JAMES RIVER Mon Wed and sat.
r'o- WEST POINT NA.-Tucs.. Thurs. and Sat. From
per 20 new 40 y II. foot Beach-s,.. ~ p m. sal,
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The record-union., 1894-07-03
FRUITMEN ARE ANXIOUS.
Growers and shippers Hold "A Col
ference In This City.

Growers and Shippers Hold Con-
ference In This City.
A meeting of number of prominent
fruit-growers and shippers was held at
the Golden Eagle Hotel last evening for
the purpose of discussing the present en-
barrassing position they have been placed
in by the railroad strike, and to come TO
some conclusion that may tend to i'm
prove the situation.
II. e. Parker Of Penryn was elected
Chairman, and George B. Katzenstein OF
this city Secretary.
A gentleman named Edgecomb moved
that committee of three be appointed to
confer with the Southern Pacific Com
pany officials and afterward with the
committee of American Railway Union
to discuss the situation.
One gentlemen said it would be mis-
take to call on the strikers. 1t would be
better for the committee to call on the
merchants at their meeting to take some
action in reference TO the present situa-
tion.
Mr.. Edgecomb withdrew his motion,
and on motion of George b. KatzeBstein,
a committee consisting of II. E. Parker
of Penryn, William I. Earle and 2. E.
Platt was appointed to represent the
fruit-shipping interests at this mornings
meeting at Pioneer Hall.
George b. Katzenstein informed a
RECORD UNION reporter that there are
fifteen carloads of fruit at Newcastle and
Penryn, and thirty carloads picked and
ready to ship, all of which will be total
loss unless the strike is speedily settled
Among the fruit is a lot of Hale and
Alexander peaches, and as they cannot
be dried they will become total loss.
The total value of the fruit refer red to
is estimated to be over $50, 900.
The record-union., 1894-07-03
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

I'VE OAK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MIN
ing Company-Location of principal place
Of business, sacramento City, Cal.-Notice is
hereby given that at meeting OF the Di-
rectors OF the Live Oak Consolidated Gold
Mining Company, held on the 29th day Of
June. 1894. an assessment of ten cents per
share was levied upon the subscribed capital
stock of the corporation, payable at the Office
of said company, No. 914 Ninth street,
Sacramento City, Cal, and to the Secretary
thereof, on or before Monday, the 30th day of
July, at 3 P NJ.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 3oth DAY OF
July. 1894 will be delinquent and will be
advertised for sale at public auction, and, un-
less payment is made before, viii be sold on
the 10Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1894, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expense Of sale.
A MEISTER, secretary.
Office: No. 914 Ninth street, between and
J, Sacramento City, Cal Jy3-4tIu
The record-union., 1894-07-03
TAKE NOTICE

THAT WILL APPLY TO THE HONOR
able Board of Supervisors OF Sacramento
County, at their meeting to be held on the 9Th
meeting OF said board, for authority to erect
and take tolls on public ferry. from point
in Solano County, on land of j. W. Gates at
the bank of the Sacramento River, almost
precisely opposite the most southern debouch-
ure of that branch thereof known as sold
River" to two points opposite each other and
respectively about one hundred yards within
said debouchure or mouth of said ''Old River
in Sacramento County, one on land OF George
Mcintyre at the Grand Island bank, and the
other on land of Joseph Desrosier Rosel at
the Brannan Island bank thereof. Such ferry
to ply between these two last named points,
and also between each of them and the point
in SoIano County first named. as well, and to
be of sufficient capacity for safe carriage of all
passengers live stock, vehicles and agricult-
ural machines in the ordinary course of busi-
ness +. @. LAU URITZEN.
Dated at Rio Vista. July 2, 1894.
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