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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26
,,Suop rorAID AND TIE REGENCY.


Nh. Pew Madison C. Peters of the Blooming
dale Reformed Church. Boulevard ana HiN'y
ct in the prelude to his sermon last evening SAID
nh. BOARD of Regents has under its protecting
80 M, onlv the colleges and universities OF the
c.ata i+s professional and normal schools. but us
,,,hNc schools For more than a hundred years
tbe Pepents have been chosen from among the
most learned and most patriotic citizens OF inc
Stale A vacancy is about to be filled, ana wheh
r,s remember the sworn hostility of the Ronah
Catholic Church toward public education II seems
almost incredible that the only candidates named
for the vacancy are preates ana priests Oh u'e
Ronish Church. Bishop McQuaid. Of Rochester
seems to be the candidate slated by both 'he &C.
clesiastical and political machines
This ecclesiaetic has been for years one OF the
most outspoken enemies of our State schools. In
an extended pastoral letter dated at Rocnester,
october l. 1875 the Bishop says; me lsnop
who fails 20 teach and enforce WIN Pasttola%1
zeal and vigilance the ChurchS law OF CaIno.IS
SCHOOLS for Catholic children, sins; the pastor OF
a flock who neglects-being abie-to ProN!uS sun
a school for the young ones. the weak and hep-
iess the greatly exposed, sins: the members OF d
parish who refuse TO cooperate accortlnS 10 NIL
Tor their children. sin. The Bishop will not have
done his whole duty; priests and peop'e VIII nor
enc diocese is supplied with this essential help 10
the preservation OF faith and religion In the niloS
and hearts of the young. $3.50
Rome. through her political machine. which is
always in league with the machine. wherever
Il has the opportunity. elects Catholic school boards
who appoint Catholic teachers. The Regency may
not directly affect our public schools. but Bishop
McQuad's candidacy Is the thin edge Of the wedge
This Bishop clearly desires the destruction of our
the train wrecked should not control the throttle
valve OF the locomotive True patriotism ana sell
preservation require that no Regent should be APP
pointed who Is seeking to sectarlanze or destroy
our State schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot CortIandt and

stations foot CortIandt and Desbros,cs SIS
800 A. VI. daily MAUCH CHUNK and inter.
mediate stations connections except Sunday for Potts.
VILE AMI READING. 49, o-,.r.,.
SEQ 4. VI daily (surl~y s:i5 A. NJ for GENEVA;
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, and The West. and principal
local points: dning-car and chair-car 10 Wkesoarre;
Pullman 10 Buffalo.
900 A. VI daily. except sunday, for MATCH CHCSk
md intermediate points Connections for Reading and
I3::,O PM. daily. except SUNDAY for ELMIRA and
al intermediate stations: connections for Posve and
Read ng: chalr-car 10 Mach Chunk. :,
$40 y. VI. daily exccp, sunday. for ]" and B
JUNCTION and prin riD.i Intermediate stations Pullman
buset parlorcar Wukes'rre: connections for Potts
i..O y. W. daily except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
5:aO r. H. dai.y SUNDAY at 5:lj p. ~. for EAsroN
G:rO r. VI. daily ,sundav COO p. NJ: Tor BUFFALO.
tiiep~r yss,ibnls train T. = to cnicaso Sleeper
Buffalo: for Reading and Harrisburg
Il. ". daily. Sunday, for MAUCh
CHUNK and intermediate stations. ..o~.x.,,
300 q. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RpCHts-
TAR HT'FFALD. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
Wost Pullman secpers e. Chicago ana i'uHao' ,.c,,
ADDITIONAL sunday trains. 100 \. NJ Tor MACcH
CHI NIX ami POTTSVIIIE ana all inferno lte s,ations
Tickets Pullman accommodations AZ ID -'l, 49,
and 323 Rroaf way 1873 Rowey. 81 East lith-st, log
East i@5th-s New York 500 T'ulton-st cour-s' an
~ Tbr Transter company will call for and
check baggage from ho,el sidence through 70 des'a@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26

BY an examining board two weeks ago. Out was
not made public until yesterday. The treasurer says
he cannot explain It unless 1t was the result OF ca'e
Iessness and misYnanagement. He has turned over
.2SO1 Of his wife's money, and his bondsmen VIII
wears ago and his term expires this year. lmrne-
diatelv upon MS assuming the duties OF treasurer
complaints OF careessness and gross Inlsinailase-
ment were made Every year A large numper o,
persons who held receipts for taxes nave been turned
in as delinquent 1t alleged that the shortage mas
existed for years. but has been successfully
covered up by the treasurer. Martin animated TO-
0av that a portion of the deficit came down 10 MN
from preceding treasurers when ne took charge OF
the office No charges Of dishonesty have yet been
preferred against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26
TIE ACTRESS SAYS He BLACKENED Her EYE.

The troubles of two Of the members Of the
theatrical profession were aired in Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning. Joseph Coyne. an
actor twenty-six years old. appeared before Police
Justice Ryan. charged with assauting his common
law wife. Grace Sherwood. She was styshly
dressed but had conspicuously black eye.
Coyne and his wife had been boarding at No. 90
West Twenty-fourth-st, where the alleged assault
was committed On Friday last He had been play
ing with Elmer Vance company IN the Limited
Mail" while Miss Sherwood was amusing the public
as Jane. In the comedy OF that name. The
tress declares that Coyne struck her over the eye
and also beat her about the body which she said
was black and blue from the ili-treatment she
ceived.
Coyne said that the blow WAS purely an accden-
tai one. He going upstairs and she cling
ing TO him. He wanted 10 get away. he said. and
his elbow struck her the eye 1T purely
an accidental occurrence said Coyne, looking
rather sorrowfuliy at Miss Shcrwood's dshgured
BYE.
Coync was arrested Saturday morning by De-
tectives Hunt and Foley arBroadway and Twenty
seventh-st. He was locked up in the ChaTles-st.
police station until Yesterday morning Justice Ryan
held him In 500 bail until Wednesday.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

East IAtII l.lIIs 70
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO. CINCIN.
NATI ST LOUIS AND , AZ: FONTS rs WEST.
Leave New-Nork, foot Of l.berty-st daily CHICAGO.
i3o + n a. lS;ls mig, rITTS ;,s i'3o P u
Meckdays 500 NJ s1n,ays !"o p ~ WASHING;
TON. BALTIMORE a:40 ~ 30 4; NJ Dining carr ! 80
100 i2l5 nlsht. All traIns daily except, 800 p. "
NORFOLK. II 80 \ NJ. daily ESQ J.. NJ. Ex sun.
NEW,oRLEANs, 800 NJ daily through sleeping car
~ POI AS. liiO broadway. 81 East Iith-st.. 400
Grand st. y. Y: 3ii Fulton-s Brooklyn; station foot
Of Iiherty-st.. [. II. Il. ~ y. !.
New-Ycik Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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FHAuD&EHr CERTIFICATES MADE Good

Duluth. MINI. March 25--N. ]. Forbes OF Du-
uth. receiver OF the Northern Pacific Elevator Com
pany has applied TO the United States Circuit Court
at St Paul for order directing the division among
secured creditors OF $4,000 which IS in his hands
These secured creditors are largely Eastern banks
which hold receipts issued by the company before
II went into the hands OF the receivers and for
which there was no wheat This issue OF frailu-
lent certificates amounted 10 about 1000 600 bushels
The receiver has In addition about S75.00G and ex-
poets 10 he able TO pay least 10 per cent 10 the
secured creditors by July !. There are several
classes OF certificates outstanding which were is
sued with no wheat back OF them.
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EraaI Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT, Clty anu
y country ~ New York; Norman seymour plaintiff.
against Mabel II. Harding, Defendant luminous Ira
desired IN the city and County or Ne"-loih'
To the abOycnainc1 defendant: 49,. l.,
hereby summoned to answer IN" complaint !"
his action ana to serve a copy answer on the
lairtis attorney within twenty days after the service
~ This summons exclusive OF the day o service. ana IN
case OF your failure aprear ans-,r. Judgment VIII
against you by default for the reflex diah'e1
the complaint 100.
Dated New York. February lN't
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ono, ,r1 Pee, Orlca address No Wall street,
"' ' New York cry.
To the above named Defendant. Mabel II. Harding
Tho foregoing summons served upon You 10y puDch-
ton pursuant order ~ Hon. Edward Patterson one
~ the Justices Of the supreme II tho state of New
York dated ~ March. 1884, and He'd win INC
complaint Office Of the clerk II the city ana County
e Ncvy York County Court House, In the SAID
' - DAN'L SEYMOUR.
Plaintiffs Attorney
90 Wall Street. New York city.
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G UpREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

- IPREME cor III. 'll1 NND ~ ~
- or NEW YORK. go Henry Karstens plaintiff
against Caharne <arStens widow II ana cole de.lrcs
ccr~c ' ca t19 T KarseT ~ cxecurx and jeremiah
Mcdonald az eNeuier - re Las, VIZ and nn9
Ae unknown persons who mr." r nay b. the chiilren
Kars,ens the VIE or widow of the said John Kars'ens
John Karstens or is married and Il said VIE
Martens her true name Il there be any such vie or
n2n'' T r d ty yis s u the said John Kars,ens
Il he Is not living and the wives and husbands II the
ran heirs and deyise"s q tho SAID John Karsens and
the widows u such 's are deceased Albert kasiens,
Ling The nnkn3wn ps9ns %2 are or rnay p a ,af
children issue or @cenian's Of the S3I Ni NJ, d
Abort Kar-eis II s'd Aber. Karstens was or is mar
b am, ch wifi, or ,g,5v icng unknown to the plain
heirs e>ecutos. ainnisirai9Ss creditors ana deNisses
wives ana husbands q q" 'ad heirs and deysees 81 the
ceased Henry Kar.tols and Ernest g. Korner surviving
eNcuors % and trustee uni,r the las, viii and tesa,
Iar.,cnf; we u Ilrnry Iar.'ens' defendants
Yeu hereby funmonci to answer the amended com.
p pa Ite p 1f s a5ty ubn caty DAYS er the
GER, II THIS summons exclusive OF he day Of service
men Wi be taken aeanst YOU BY default FOR the relief
Dated Ncv-York F.nruary 10Th, 1894
JosErH o. Brown, Attorney for Plaintiff
oace address and posofce address No 20 Nassau ST..
IT, he above named defendants John Karstcns. Nv
ms TIE unknown per,ns VINO are or may be the chill
drcn issue descendants - the said John karstcns.
tens Z SAIL John Kars'ens IS married. and II
NAV Karscns her tive same 4 ,hcfc any such wife
widow being unknown g. me pltinun and the IN
airn,s;ra,o~ creditors and i,y.ees ~ tho said John
81 The aM heirs ana dcy-ces = the SAID John Karstens
~ living the inkn.Nn persons who ar, or my be- the
II ,rc Issue Of desc,nians Of the said Albert Kars.
Aaer, Kant,ns. II .aH Altcr' Kars',ns was or is
Tho name u fsnay k9rsters her uu" name. II there
be- any such VIE of widow being unknown 70 the plain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26
no AMERICAN VARSH7P AT RIO.

The latest dispatches from Rio Janeiro show that
there is not a single United States naval vessel in
that port. on the day following the departure Of
the San Francisco. with Admiral Benham on board,
the New-York was ordered to st. Lucia for further
orders from the Navy Department The Newark
and Yantic were then at Montevideo. the Detroit
was on her way there and the Charleston left for
Montevideo the same day that the New-Iork
left for the North. There two reasons given
for the dispensing of the feet at RIO that
yellow fevor was epidemic there and the other that
the instruction having been put down the pres
ence Of a fleet in those waters no longer neces-
sary.
The news that Admiral Mello had been proclaimed
head of the insurgent Government at Desterro, and
would continue the struggle against Pexoto. sug-
kesed TO Navy officers here that the feet at Monte
video would be ordered back to Rio but 1t was not
thought that the New-York would get orders to
return. On the contrary, she Will probably come
direct to New York after coaling at ST. Lucia. 10
receive the equipment which could not be put III
before her hurried departure TO Rio and TO be-
come the flagship of the North Atlantic Squadron.
This squadron when all of the vessels now nearly
completed in commission. VIII he the largest
single command. excepting the Naval Review, since
the reconstruction period began, and this fact
strengthens the rumor that the command Will be
that Of Rear-A Admiral Francis NJ Ramsay rather
than that of Acting Rear Admiral Richard W.
Meade The home command will consist or the
New-York. Columbia. Mantonomoh. Maine. en-
cnnati. Montgomery, Raleigh Marbehead, Atlanta
and NcsuViuS.
The San Francisco will be hurried home II she is
rot needed remain at Bue1elds and will he fitted
out TO be the flagship of the European Squadron.
TO relieve the Chicago, which is to have new boilers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26
\. Y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave West 4od-st. follows IS minutes
earlier from Frankn-st.
1850 a. daily except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. r. stations Middletown Elenvlle. Fallsburg Liberty
Carbondae. scranton. Walton. Delhi. Sidney Norwich.
Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
3:l5 T. NJ Except Sundav. sullivan Co. Express fos
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall. Middle
town. Elenyle Mountain Dale. Ccntreville. Falsbufg.
Hurleyvile. Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksyle and L''
inGson Manor
7:45 T.. NJ daily Mddetown. Summitylle. FaIiseurs
Liberty. Livingston Manor Kockland. Walton. sidney
Norwich Oneida. Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Falls Detroit
chicago
J. c. ANDERSON. @. p A.,
SO Beayer-st., New-fork
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SUPEEME COZ Ei OF iliE STATE or
y NETWORK. LOUIS v GELI. AMI WILLIAM JAY
M Trustees under the last VIII and Testament ~ Isaac
I:,l Junior. deceased. Plaintiffs against. JEANETTE
mill I.,lc Junior. Norah lI"
Roll said Jcannette ie as General Guardian ~
H.. .sat.. ~ tie said Isaac Ben Junior Moran Re-,
anal I,lratta Bell. Defendants. TRIAL desired IN
Ciaintv H.. NV York. SUMMONS.
no The above named defendants: YOU ARE HEREBY
SUMMONED answer IN" complaint IN this action. and
"A answer on the plaintiffs
within twenty after the service II this summons
elusive az In, of service and failure
appear tu lgnrnt wiu De taken against
iy dcfwl, Tor the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated March !. 49,.
T,!am,n n. GAMBLER Plaintiffs Attorney, Office and
Posi- Orrc address. 80. ~ Wall street New York.
above named defendants and each of them:
foregoing summons Is served upon You by publication
pursuant order OF U0n Idwari Patterson a Jus
supreme Court 81 tho state Of NewYorS.
the city AMI County of New-lork dated the md day
March iS9i and filed. with the complaint herein.
Office Of the Clerk ~ the cry ana county ~ NewNos
NJ County House In the said city Ncw-Yor,
Dated March md. 1891 Flamen T. Gambler. Plaintiffs
Attorney. No. - Wall Street New York city. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26

COUNTY TREASrRERS ACCOUNTS SHORT.
East Liverpool. Ohio. March 2j.-John ". Martin.
treasurer OF this lColumbiana) county. yesterday
confessed to shortage in his accounts Of over IS 900
though the amount may be much larger. Some es-
Inmates make II as high as $1,000 to $4,000. The
dencit In the county treasury was first discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHAN"E0'
Charles Strauss. as assignee OF John c. Prague
has agreed to sell to Eugene Har;weI the mr.
brownstone and brick apariment-houses al inc
southwest corner Of Co!umbus-ave and Eighty
nfth-st for $4,000 The houses are mortgageu -,
SLIGO. Title will be taken by the piro 90 TO
George Iegg two lots together 5OxlO2 feet on W.
south side OF West Eghty-second-st' $40 iee' "e''
George r. Read has sold for y. II. Frost 70 MT.
Mamie Faulkner the four-story - txi09 . at
s 9E: No. % East Seventy -n'"''-s'.' -''N,'
John W. Stevens broker for Gutwil!ing brSh sni
basement brownstone dwelling. Nx1oXl'' W. "
Philip Tepziger has sold to Edwin Smith me iiye-
story brick apartment and -, store NO l." ''e'"
"sa addr 3 S1 Ta HS s6d tor to William Bartes five
story stone fiat and store No. ie' Green"''"-''
NJ stewart ' has sold to Rush Taggar' the four
story dwelling No 81 West seventy-hi'n-S"'
chaTie. 3 schuyler CO. have sqd dnd for M ,he
E. ". Canning. TO cnristoPhsr X x aS5 Colum-
bus-ave. 25xs7xiGo for $1,000. v,.,e- -
John r. Foley has sold for Frank L.: srne Swc
Beatrice Cameron. the lcur-story browasSHiTo for
ing. No. lOi West E!ghteth-st, l"oN''NiVV' 40
j. +. Briggs has sold for Robert j. McGlrr 10
Mrs Hambe1 ayesiqry 6r E}%lrtbst Tor
Frank L. Close has sold. through J. Edgar LeiS
craft to Helen d. Burnett. No. 1872 Vest fof
ST.. a four-story brownstone dwelling i'SX''NiV0
Nos. 81 ana s$ West
st, two ive-story fats. for 5000
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Balkan Joanna and another to William II Phn- co, 900
lips No ii9 East 2lth-st. years mortgages. S-f""
ely. John j. and another 10 Fanny scle"'I, oon
IaGth-st 30 q ~ Courandt-ave. . years i'o"'
C;ocibcls Henry W and wife 10 Anna VI brown oo,
= of Is,th-st. $50 It Of IIoiman-st year; Nv"
IIalsey Emma \, Elred 4 CaTey, = ~ ou,
Waverlv-s 1.p OF Madison ave- j years. -'""'
Kruup Felix, wife the Bradley X 'uIIler
Co limited n - lOGth-st 100 II Of Amsterdam 90.
months.
Same TO MARY i', ,a,r 'o''"-S'' 'V 2e5Oo
Same to Hanhin. n 1O6th-st. 100 IL " OF
Amstcrdam-aVe. ycar. 49,"
Nicholson Edward. e. Emile Murray. SthaNe' . ooo
. corner Of 1iGh-s moaths. .............. -''V'
Norris John .. and wife IL Meyer l. Sve' 60 90,
. OF Gtiave. year. i'''"'
WIZ Jacob ana VIZ 70 ig3th.si demand 5000
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Conntrn propsr.n Go Lst.

A FEW DESIRABLE modern country houses 10 ie'
~ in a most beautiful healthful resort.
SHORT HILLS. " j.
Contain all Improvements. sanitary appliances, heen'
decorated to suit open nrepla sewage system com.
p"te before houses erected; pur" water gas eNe...
sidewalks churches schools. casino; no village NUISANCE
moderate rents, reference impcrative; 90 minutes
New York. H.. l.. ald ". X. L. Address once S"'''
Iuls Park. short Inns y. J. Office over station
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Nfw Publications.

Tw.nt,e,h Edition. post paid for 25c or stamp.
III HE HUMAN HAP; Why 1t Falls OF:
i Turns Gray. and the remedy. BY Prot. lIARLDf
PARKER A. NJ LONG & CO. 1913 Arch St. Phila-. Pa
'F:very one should this littl- book "Athenaeum
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Ineirnfilou.

For Young Ladies.-City
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
ID NO COZ 5TH-ANE.
Rev. Or. and Mrs. CIIAS II. GARDNER. Principals
NTADEMOISELLE NELTIN.
W. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPPOOF AND SCHOOL BUILDING
100 and 1872 West 14th-s
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF DeSbr)'s' AMI Cortla1i Street
In Eject February 10th, 1894.

STATIONS foot OF Desbr)sc, AMI CortIa1it Streets
In Eject February 10th. 1884.
Pee FAST NEy-- Car e ,rFE!isDuEs
and nssSa t. M Sss:
apS;S 81; Tolede 9lS A. n T ToIi1s sxpprss
VIE ana chieaso Arrive Cincinnati 1880 A. n. ST.
Goo 1ii H. whsTER R?s' Sleeping
Sc; yssf e
ASfP@s ans @nnS f' M S g.
$50 r fAc II :'fS2f masnf Buffet Sleep.
d nf car and ceveIsnd ey@cp SATURDAY
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50, $780, 1910 u.mlted Dining car. II A. ~ i2io
32o ConsTessiona Limited. al ParI9r and Dining
a ans SO 800 s :15n A. NJ ia' aS
all I'ari9r and Dnins cars| 49, 'Oinhs CAi' '''
40 i: s6mona and nanyi l, E3Press d 81 \;
nS daily Steers to Atsl.a and st. AGsusin nsiwav
ri 9 fSiE s1a PPs sSa via cp
s eHsas EqP'r day weekdays and with Through
T2 S Il Esas: g %TTsS4c 60 s. hHss'a
a hET am1 5sE ara
$40 T? H '"f f. "8 FT5 b Ss s. LAKE
wor4 s%I = 1lT a%y es'eP! Faa with
ri Through @tii1 Ra Net Pa rir Car Nv
For fA Ig MAy ,v T TscN yean Grove. and Point
Pleasant, $40 a. NJ. 1900 noon $40 BIG ana l;ao
p NJ weekdays. sundays. o45 \ W.. DID i. ~
DO not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .
Express gro. 7:2v. $50. . 80 90 Jenna Lm,fed
T. $50 g. d. T. $50. 5. $50 a., 1918 night sun,
days Express G:l5 80 o. $50 30 Limited. 1000
A. ~. l. $50. ;. Q, -. : $50 p NJ ZIP night.
Ticket Offices: i3 loG lib and POI Broaaway
Aston House l34 East I2jth street. and foot ~ Des
brosscs Cortlaudt Streets Court street SO Full
ton Street Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station
fo0t - Fulton Street Brooklyn station, Jersey cry
The New Company viii call for and cheek
N ppFVOSr J n. WOOD.
- General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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ROYAL. BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
FOR Philadelphia weeA days. 49, 800. 300. 1870
1880 QDnus taj A. NJ 20 5so 4G9 'bufe' fr5l9 =
night SUNDAY 400. 900 $50 dining Can n ~.
20 800 DINING Ctc. 100 =. NJ i2:l5 night - :, "a
For Baltimore and WASHINGTON. week days, Nop, II y
Dining Ca) \. NJ. 1880 300 800 Dining Can, 500
T. NJ l2:l5 night. sundays. 900. II 30 dining taO
A. NJ. 1880 $50, dining Carl $50 F. NJ l2;t3 ngn,-o
Tickets and paior car s'ats can be B-ocnIed az ~
Fast lih S.. 1874 East l23th ST.. 2A West l25th ST.
o5i Columbus Ave. New-York: Court 81. 500 Fulton
s.. Brooklyn. 9S Broadway, Williamsburg The New.
York Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage
from hotel resi- lence to Destination
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DEL, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
Stations I'm Ncw-YOrlS foot of Barclay ana
ChrIstOphcr streets.
VESTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES

Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONICLAIR.
THE ORANGES summit. Bcinardsvile Baskins
Ridge Madison Sorrisiow. Passaic. Paterson. Boom
ton, Dover Stauhop-. BUDDS LAKE. LAKE no
PArCONG Ha,kcttstcvn. SCHOoLEY's MOI NTAIN.
WASHINGTON. PHILLIPSBuRG. EASTON. WATER
GAP. sIRoUDsBUKG, poeono Mountains sCRAN.
TON PITTSTOn. WILKESBARRE. NANTICOKE.
nANyILLE NoRTHu MBERI:ANn: Monmose. RINi.
RlCHFIEiain2, srIIINGS, Cortland SYRACUSE. o.
nATM. DANSXII,lIsE HfF FAI L, ard all pOInti
a M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RlNGHAMTON
UTICA OSWE'iO EMPRESS. Pullman Parior
Cars. Connects a, buffalo with train FOR Chicago ar
go A. M.-BlNGHAMroN MAIL. Stops at principal
100 p M.-scRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman ra.
4:lo l.. NJ SCRANTON. Wil.kESBARRE and PLYN
OUrH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
80 T. NJ. ODalv)-Bl FFAIO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman Sieepers. Arrives at 7.l5 a. M
900 l.. NJ. (Daily)--BtFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON UTICA ai3 oSWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman
Slecpers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 7s
400 broadway. Tickets stations.
9i2 Broadway, % West l25thsi 235 Columbus.
ave. NewYork: 1893 Washing I26 Fulton-si. and
- Broadway. brooklyn Time tables. giving full infor-
nation NJ all stations
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ard
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Trains leave station f9ot 81 I ;tomcXS cEurx &C.
go I:I5 $50 ni 45 Easionl A. NJ. lo, l:o ,fIo
e. Eas,onl 42o 5fj. 100 t. Allentown T. NJ sundays
40 1.l5 \. NJ. 400. $50 J. u o,o , AZ
FOR Wilkesbarre. Pit,ston and Scrant9n' oAo A. d.
For Heading at $50 $50 30 1000 ii3g a. s m.
davs 40 ~ 100 30. 80 100 p. NJ 1915 night
For Harrisburg a $50. 500. $40 a. NJ. IL, y
400 54i 7. NJ I.:l5 night. Sundays. 100 o3O T. d.
1915 night. ,,,,,. -. ..,o soo
a.IO NJ l:iO $50 T'p T. NJ. l2:l5 night except sac
urday night sunday rs A. NJ. 80 T. NJ l2lo nIgn, ;
For Red Rank Branch and points south % PONY
Pleasant $50 sis 1880 \. NJ ln. :! ';;i. % Kod
Ronl1 400 20 - ~ t. Red Banjo. 6l5 j. NJ sum
davs except Grove ard As1Gry FagA 300 \. NJ
800 T. NJ 49,. ...,.-o-,
40. S:l5 4. ", 10 $40. 40 T. NJ
For karntncla. Toms River Barucs1t Park and Bar
ncsat. 400 s:lj \ NJ. 10 40 /, ". =.
For Atlantic city Vineland and brideeton 4'o A. M''
FIR Monmouth Reich soabreht and Highland Beach.
lao SIS II 10 A. NJ. l2o. i:aj 400. 40 T. NJ sun'
=. 80 , "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26
Req! Gsiate Wanieb.

NUANrED.-A good productive farm TO rent or on shares
w for one or years. Must have gooi market IN
New-York New-Jersey. Pennsylvania, Massachusett-.
Connecc ut Maryland Address r. o. Box IiJ Corona.
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