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The Washington times., 1894-10-25
NEKSY AND Personal.

There are but six buildings in the world
larger than the Texas State capitol But that
of New York cost more.
Genuine war news from Japan TO London
costs $3.50 a word.
A Pennsylvania jury has awarded cents
damages to a woman who sued an editor for
saying that she kicked her cow.
There was litter in Richmond church on
a recent Sunday when worshiper sneezed
his false teeth right out into the aisle.
Lincoln, Neb., is gossipiug about an al
legged payment of $4,000 to secure street.
paving contract.
The quality of the plain whisky of Mis-
souri, is pretty clearly indicated by the antics
of Sedalia painter, who tried to destroy all
the flies and-and other insects in his thirty
days cell by eating them.
Mrs. Henry Knowlton, of East Sangerville,
Ne, has q geranium two and one-half feet
nigh bearing 800 blossoms.
The man who has no bad habits is apt to be
pretty poor soil for good ones to grow in.
The keepers of the lunatic asylum at Ali
cante, Spain, recently took their lunatics of
on concert tour to raise money to keep the
asylum running, the government having
failed to provide for it.
The chuckling of Il, SCI ''favorite sons" at
Mr.. Hills predicament is heard in the land.
The citizens Of Hannibal, No., are taking
up a collection to enable the city marshal to
buy pair of bloodhounds.
A Kansas farmer gives in the Larned Eagle
Optic, as his reason for the low price Of
horses that "street cars are run by electricity,
threshing machines by steam, and the State
by a donkey"
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
STORAGE WAREHOUSE VICTIM.
Knox Express Company Sued for $4,000
by Julia A. Anderson.

Julia A. Anderson yesterday sued the Knox
Express Company for $4,000 worth of furni-
ture, silverware, table linen, books, and bed
clothing, which we're destroyed by the fire Of
july "a last
age. and had paid most that was due; that on
june Is last. by Ruth Mccoy, she offered to
pay the balance, and asked that the goods be
delivered to her, but the delivery was refused.
She makes the usual charge of carelessness
in storing infiamu lble materials. particularly
Il gasolineimotor machine, in the warehouse.
In the bill as first drawn bridal trosseau
is mentioned among the goods destroyed, but
upon second thought this item was stricken
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
FALCON is MISSING.
Commodore Peary's Old Steamer Sup.
posed to Have Been Lost.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., Oct. 24.-Nothing has
been heard of the sailing steamer Falcon, the
vessel that conveyed the Peary expedition to
Greenland, and which sailed from Philadel-
phia, October 3, for this port with cargo of
anthracite coal
All hope of her safety has been practically
abandoned, but her owners and those having
friends or relatives aboard of her are await
ing the arrival of the steamer Portia, due
here tomorrow night, before finally abandon
ing all hone
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
Ex.presideut Hayes, Son Married

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct "a Rutherford P.
Hayes, son of the ex-President, and Miss Lucy
Platt. OF this city, were married to-day in
Trinity Episcopal Church. by Rev. DR.. Jones.
of Kenyon College Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes will
reside here. Scott Hayes was best man, and
Miss Fanny Hayes was bridesmaid.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
Am Four Candidates WithdreiWII..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-The Democrats of
Camden county are without assembly candi-
dates. The convention on Saturday nomi-
mated DR.. Nemiah Davis, DR.. W. NJ. H. Brad
dock, and John J. Albertson. DR.. Davis de-
clined, and Dr. Braddock and Mr.. Albertson
to-day announced that they would not accept
the nomination
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

Pullman Company Not Common Carriers.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. PA decision has been
rendered by Judge Field which will furnish
precedent for the Kentucky courts in actions
for damages against the Pullman Palace Car
Company in conjunction with the roads on
which Pullman cars are used. In substance
the court held that the Pullman Company were
not common carriers and were not therefore
responsible for any injuries that might be
sustained in wreck by passengers on their
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
French Cruiser Gabes Injured.

CHERBoURG, Oct, 24.-The French cruiser,
Gabes, which left here yesterday for NADIA
gascar. returned to-day, she having been in
collision with an unknown steamer. The
cruisers bows are stove.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
The Finest

Subdivision ever placed on sale viii be ready n
q few days. Watch the papers and read the
extraordinary offers in suburban lots at beautie
full Tuxedo, adjacent to Washington, with sta
ton on the grcInds Lots, $50 and upw ard, on
easy terms. Get in on the ground floor. Par
t1culars at ONCE, 623 St NV Oc22-1
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

WHILE Mr.. Plat is strictly attending to his
duty of passing dollars from the barrel TO the
boys. it Is just possible that he has smeared
his palms with a little glue.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

THE Chinese language contains 40, 900 char
acters. This may explain why their generals
can't get through giving out an order until
the army has been whipped.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

IT remains to be seen how long the people
of Germany will submit TO the theory that the
divine right of kings includes license to
write songs.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

TIE Hon. Benjamin Harrison continues to
filter campaign remarks through that famous
Tippecanoe headgear.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

The Immigration Bureau will increase its eff
fciency by catching a few less coachmen and
a few more anarchists.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

Mr.. CROKER, by eyincing disinclination to
return 10 politics. is evidently afraid to go
back to the place where he got it.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

SILENCE has quit brooding over Buzzard's
Bay and will shortly roost over the White
House.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

Chicago Grain and Produce Markets.
Furnished by Silsby & Co, bankers and
brokers' Metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, D. Q.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

The average Virginian will hereafter re-
gard fallen log with financial suspicious.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
ROBINSON. CHERRY & Co,
MFN's AND BOYS CLOTHlERs,
Con. r AND TWELFTH STs., y. W,
WASHINGTON, d. G, sept p, 1874.
To the Washington Times,
City.
GENTLEMEN

GENT LEhfEN-
We hare been placing Oltr dd-
uertiSaaeHt an your paper from
The frsf issue. and are. and hare
bean. Deyls tCeH satisfied 1rith he
results irs RGUe obtained. We re-
fer 11itb pIa1sare 70 an adUert5se-
ne,lt arbicb appeared EXCLUSIVE
1Y IN yota- Eaper on Wednesday,
September 26. calling attention 10 a
siM-liaed black cte5iot ooercoat at
SIS. We had at that time thirty
Semen C37) Of Rerm. Of oCiich are
sold i,oentg-si1 (26) Ggore closing
time. besides quite a number Of
other styles to persons acto first
asl3ed 10 see these, and tDiO 1rere
attracted 5yy that advertisement.
With such a sbolring as Htis ace
cannot help but be satisfied 1C5tt
orr adceytisislg in The Times.
Wishing yols nlucb success, loe
are, Gerry respectfully,
ROBINSON, CHERY & Co.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

THE japanese Diet does not approve of the
Chinese rodent menu.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
We proclaim itl
and it's irrefutahIe--

we have the highest grades of merchandise the
world produces-and no house In America does
or can name lower prices than We do
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

IT will be remembered that George Eliot
gave her Adam Bede the quality of resigna-
ton
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
New York stock Exchange.

Furnished by Silsby il Co, bankers and
brokers, metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury Washington, D. G,
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

Texas borrowers pay 12 per cent. on well
secured loans. That's because of Populistic
control and fear of conflscarion laws.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25
Without q DOUbf

The prettiest subdivision around Washington
will be placed on sale in about ten days DOn's
buy n lot anywhere until you have seen these
choice lots from GO upward at beautiful TUX
EDO Particulars al ONCE, 623 81 NV Oc22-tt
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

TIE Chinese commander who loses his
head, metaphorically speaking, is apt to also
lose it, literally speaking.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

ANY citizen of New York who starts
rumor that he is to be Lexow witness can
easily secure trip to Europe at the expense
Of the police.
The Washington times., 1894-10-25

WASHINGTON, D. c, OCTOBER IS, 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
NET EEArrREN 1T HAGENRECE'S SNOW.

The engagem Of the HaCenbeCk trained ami
mails at the Hagenbeck Arena. Manhattan Beach.
is continuing to grow In popularity with every
performances There viii be several changes this
week. among them being number introduced by
Willie Judge. the young animal trainer. who VII!
put through their PAGES trick elephant. educated
ponies and boarhounds. while Sig. Barri. who has
been laid up with a severe injury given him by one
of his Siberian bears. will make his reappearance
and will go through his famous wrestling and
boxing matches with his monster beasts. Pro-
fessor Darling will Introduce his Nubian lions
In a wonderful performance at the afternoon
show. while Mr.. Mehrmann Will bring out his
famous group of seventeen animals. including lions
tigers. bears. leoDards and boarhounds at the
evening performances. Among the other features
will be the remarkable performance Of Mile.
Sakantola with her monster boa constructors and
trained doves: j. Penje. with his savage riding lion
ess Helena, and the handsome horse Columbus;
NJ. Beketow, a funny Russian clown, with his
trained boars and trick donkey: Mile. Miklosy and
her trained cockatoos. who have become popular
with the women and children. who are present at
the afternoon performances in large numbers.
and Captain Weston with his performing seals
Bibby and Bobby. and many other interesting
The monkey paradise and menagerie draw large
crowds all day and evening OF people who delight
in watching the funny antics Of the monkeys. who
ride on hobby horses. on the Ferris wheel. swings
and other devices placed in the immense cage In
which the monkeys are kept.
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n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trans leave foot Of +2Is follows. - minutes
earlier from franAIn-sL
So a. III. Tor Cornwall Lakes Mohonk and Mn.
newaski and Waikiki Valley stations. Mdd.etown.
Boomngbus. Ellens lie. Fa.sburg. Liberty. Caroonda.e.
Scranton Walton. Delhi Sidney. New berlin. Norwich.
Utica. Oneida. Fulton. osweso.
yI0 a. m daily West Cornwall Niddetowa,
Bloom..s burg. Wurstbolo Euenyle MoniainGle. Falls.
burg. Hurleyvllle. Liberty Falls Liberty White Lake
l.a3 y: m Saturdays only Tor Mddetown. Blooming.
Fasburg Hurleyvl- Liberty Falls Liberty, Paksyl!s.
Livingston Manor. Rockland
3l5 D. Lakes Mohonk. and Mnnewaska. Stony
Ford Mddietown Wurtsboro. ElenviIle Mountaindaie.
Centreyle Falsburg Furleyve Liberty Falls. Liberty
parksville Livingston Manor.
40 n. NJ for West Cornwall. Orr's Mills. Meadow
Brook. Campbell Hall stony Ford. Crystal Run Middle.
town. Bloomingburg Wurstt no. Chenille. 49,
7:4S D. M daily Tor Midiletown Blo1m.nghurg Falls.
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor, Walton sidney Nor.
witch. Oneida Fulton Niagara Falls and points
Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining chair cas
% Chicago without change
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room scat. a. RI Broad
New York J. c ANDERSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains West 4.d I. Station. -YOsk. FOL.
lows, and 40 minutes earlier tTom loot Franklin ST.:
c3O A. NJ. DAly. Loca. 10 Buuaio Sleeping car,
New-York &c Bioom'ise. sundays only; ean lie oeea.
$50 A. VI. Daily local TO Albany 70. ca,sk!n Noun.
an safa;cga. Paror to Albany. sundays
oI5 4. ", Daily tor Aibany. Ttica syracuse. Roches.
ter. BuTa., N!tsara Pals Detroit. Chicago except
A-II.O0 A. VI. Daily. except Sunday TO Blooruyius
and Catskll Mountains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk ard
Minnewask. Par cars to Bloomvle and New PaIA
D.-Il.S5 A. VI Daily, except Sunday, CAtski Noun.
talns. New Pa.iz LAKES alohonA ana NHn~"aska. AL
barry Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Pario-
y. 1W,ii>, ssrai x and Ea!dMsi. ,,.,,., s.,,, .,
Ca,ski Mountains. PariJr attached.
C. $40 y. W. Daily riey. q CatsHu Mour-
tains New PATTI Lakes Moho3k and Mlnnewaska. Al.
bany saratesA lariOr cars attached - Hobart aud
C'-4.O6 i. NJ. Daily. esc-D, SUNDAY. for Albany
SIS =. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal. Ut.ca. Syra.
oase kocheste.. bufalo Niagara Fais. Toronto. De-
troit. CleYelani. Chicago AMI -. Louis.
O,:iO -. VI. Daily, Sunday. 4 Newburg
bany. Saratoga ard Montreal varIOr King
7.i5 p. VI. Dali, excep, Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
s.I5 r N. Daily 70, Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roehes.
Ter, Bunalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. cleys-
land. Chicago and 81. Louis
A. b c. lvav BROOKLYN by Annex: Al0OO Bi0.4o
a m. C5o0 m Jerse, city, +. r. r. station. Ai0.+o
cornmoda tons apply city Offices Brooklyn New
York. and stations Time tables at principal ho,eia
For other Information add.e--
C. L. LAMBERT. Genera. Passenger Agent.
Varierbilt-ave. New Yo-k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
THE TOURNAMENT AT SORRENTO.

Sorrento. Me-. Aug. ll-There seems to be h'tie
interest here in the tennis tournament on account
OF the large number OF defaults. Goldman beat
Smyth In the second round. playing late yesterday
afternoon after the court had dried the score being
. G.. In tho first round this morning Parker
defaulted TO Shaw In the second round Shaw beat
Dodge 60 c.; Worthington beat cochran ~
81: Goldman beat Worthngton 81. So @
In the sem-fnals Read beat Shaw Go. -. g
In the finals Read beat Cochran s 2. t-3. 10 ID
The best pay OF to-day this afternoon be.
tween Shaw and Read of Harvard, in the semi final
match. Shaw did good obbng. but Read. with the
score four-al kept at the net all the time and won
the game by his smashing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
NFT BICYCLE CLUB FORMED

new bicycle cub was formed in the clubhouse
at the corner of Ninetyth and Lexington-ave
last week. IT Will be known as the Yorkville
Whee.men and 1t starts with membership Of
twenty-five members a., of whom have applied for
admission 10 the League OF American Wheemen
The president OF the organization is DR.. y. W.
Brnkman Of No. l,4i3 Lexngton-ave. and the cap
tain Is Herbert j Hindes an attorney In The Trib
une ding The club desires TO gather into It's
membership a. the Yorkville wheeimen avaiab.e
Information concerning the club be secured
from DR.. Brinkman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
PLAY AT LIVINGSTON.

The tennis tournament Of the Staten Island Cricket
Cub was continued yesterday on the cub courts
at Livingston One match was decided. leaving one
still TO be played before the first round Is ended
L. De Bost beat ". A. Peter after hard-fousht
match De Bost the first set only after a
Deuce had been called four times. the score beng
los In the second set he seemed TO .et up mite
Peters winning 81 The third set was IKE the
Arst and was finally won by De Bos.. Sc Score:
Mems sing.es. handicap-L. De Best beat W. a.
Peters l0-S 10, Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.

NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ Summer Schedule in effect July LIST. 1894.
For Redbank. Long Branch E.oeron. Ocean Grove. ~
bury Park B.lmar Spunx Lake. and Point fleasant "a
Trains leave Zoo, cort.and and D.sorosses streets 49,
$50. $40 1000 w. l2.l0. 81 % Saturdays ohO'
80. % TO- 1910 Except R-ibank). 400 oio oo y. ~.
Trains leave loot Itnerty-st.: go $50 ito RedbanO.
Sis 1880 'ii:3D n. m. cl:20 Saturday, onlyD Lyss
2l5. $50. 400 $50 '5.3c G;l3 M SUNDAY" "'is
a. H.. 30. 900 D. IN. .s-
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove ana AsooV
PAX.
Denotes express trains.
Rt'rJ'S BLoDGETr sup't " ~: r. r.
J. r. WOOD II. r BAIpW!N,
O. r. A.. Penna. r K a. r. A., C. r. X OF ~ Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12

DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN Il. II.
Stations in New-York foot OF barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINTsCH LIGHT.
Direct route 10 NENAi.A. DLOO.LtlE MONTCLAII,.
lHE ORANGES summit beTnaIds,Ille. Basklng
ltdSe. Madison. Morristown fassac Paterson, Boon
Ton. Dover Stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
PArcONG. Haekettstown sChOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Mashinston. PHILLIPSBuRG. EASTON. WATEl
DANylLLE, Observation-Disclosures. Montrose. BfN6i.
HAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH. Xateryiile, UTICA
MCHFIELD SPRINGS, Cortland SYRACUSE OS-
WEGq. ITHACA 0wEn0 ELMIRA; CORNING.
100 A. M-BINGliAMroN NJ Al Stops at principal
600 A. M.-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINCHAMTOS
UTICA. klcHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars Con.
meets at Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving VoO
100 r NJ SCRANTON BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPlESS Pullman paror
400 r NJ: -SCRANTON. wILKESBARRE and PLYM.
OuTH EMPRESS =, ! Pgllmaa paror carr.
ToN and S,i. ELMIRA LIMITEn EXPRESS. Pullmas
600 p: NJ tpaIy)- BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. RICHFlEfD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and %.
Woo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at =
ave- New YORK. 33s 7cS ST. and Il frosdWsy
BROOKLYN Time tables giving full at ain sta
wEsTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will cali for ana
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destnstoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
Conntrn Bodr0.

4 RETIRED MERCHANT other party tired ~ city
n ne who l-s.r. 10 hocum" permanent b0arl"r
a HON" wher" quiet and real comfort he
enjoyed will have IN" opportunity - doing 20 minutes
ride New-Iork city. elegant suburban residence.
with ample grounds. fruits vegetables milk the
place: private convey TO ana from r. Y. station
Mrs W. Rosclle y. 7.
I. IIAWANGt'NK MOUNTAIN FARMHOUSE High Gle
- walton. cool. shady; plenty milk honey and eggs
e. II. DE PtY ~ Joscn T.. %. Ulster CO.. y. Y.
< IiABY LAWN FARNIIOf So Large. airy rooms:
~ low balance Of references Mrs. T.
g. BALL. Monroe. Or1ng" 60.
STRAWBERRY IIII. FARM. . mics from Poughkcep-
- sic. DELIGHTFULLY."- located; excellent table reduced
~ and September. Address Mrs. t. Il.
rNpERIIff.f. Poughkrepslc. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
OTIS ELEVATINC RAILWAY,
CatskilI Mountains.

Connect, with oto, Il:ao and $40 trains on New
York Central and as and $40 trains Shore
Raroaia and with Albany Day Line and Catskl Even
lag Line FOX Caskll Mt. House. kaaterskl Hotel Tan
nersvis ana all points the Knaterskili Railroad.
A Limited TRAIN o, so"r,,ys =, ,o ,,, 0y"',s'
for Catski stop. with FL R'y: due
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BALTIMORE AND ONO H. H.
last Irtns ~
baltimore. Washington. Chicago; Snci"n'
81. LOuiS Points w

Baltimore. Washinxton. CHICAGO; cincinn"ti'
81. Louis and All Points west
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL 1870 CUT
Leave Nsw-fork foot Of Liberty ST da P,r TST
CAGO l:30 p. and I2:l5 night FOR II ShN S,,S
100 p Is:i5 night. For CINCINNATI ST LOUIS.
600 a. m; 600 m For wASM I p as 4 6i
p; m ex sun 300 m: 600 p ma m; Dlnns carr iI''
For NORFOLK Ray Line. 30 ?. m es sunday et,,.
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke. bristol and that,a'
hr.ush Pullman sleeping car goo p ~ sa' i.n
ST. aOI Grand St Il " $40 st4 Futon ST.. $40 WASH
nGon ST. Brooklyn station foot OF Liberty ST. C. r. n
OF ~ J. 49,. 49,.
gnRs to destination
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


81 GSf E July and ST. f.as 1884, S'''''@
III naH sEf,f. ofi & F.eI,si
se c. R Arrives esR %sso
a:ss'ir Il Nj t pas ES. S2 sr LOUIS rxpegss-
y and Pn nso an" a R@ng Cars e 50 0s r:
o = 'Do s..,..
e s5tiSws4Hsa r.
t End 5 S Ss %
' i;!S"s aS1F'RRsssss
SiSfaGt HHe yiss if;; s,'I sy THE SOUTH
DINING can $40 c?ngrets llm5d az PsrOT and "a
night. sunday $50 900 A. NJ, go cconsre.sonal
tDf soo a" PirG IL: d D biting cars 49, Dining
4;ao p qss, nsay Esp5s daily sS De,
a,cy S",er 70 N9,goUey ana I'ckso, s
r9s f poiST s9$ S1: sG
AS sI.;S; Soss+ df iSr snn a.n, s,.S.r :.
Tampa. jact.opyl. and charrsson 900 p. N. dsn'.
FOX atlantic CiTY- 80 p NJ weekdays. WITH
ThrouSh, Parst paT,9r Car ,oo,o.,op v..x.
r%r Long Branch A:sury past Ocean Grove sGS P9iss
,sa,graay, ;niy, go 40 s'G t29 Silo, rHd g
DO stop AsbI ~ Park and Ocean Grove Sun
D"'~ FOR rnIL.nELrm1S.
ssopo l. y p ~ ss a.. rsps ESQ sls
SaG &c. 90 is I!g s4s, 10 A. NJ $50 '4' s.
ri1te $S;'s e. loc s2a 10 and POI B,eaa
iNns streets: our, street SEQ Fulton Street ss
s9avqy o anf n ssGr Aa a3sy s c r & r9s
Transfer Company VII call T., a,d Ghs. hagga from
General Manager. General Passr vs,.
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GUNNER Resorts,

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
U'G1lE UVDE9[DGWLR9
FrLZARETHTOWN. y. Y. Located amids, the grandest
mountain scenery The largest and finest house the
place. Table service unsurpassed My farms and
supply the house with fresh milk butter.
egs vegetables. Pure spring
throughout the house Electric bells baths and latest
plumbing Orchestra. BILLIARDS bowling alleys.
fine tennis and croquc; and charming drives Pure.
dry brncing air: POSITIVELY no MOSQj TOES 40
MALARIA NV taly-hO coaches and meet all
boats trains at WestpOrt and connect with regular
Ke"nc Valley Cascade Lake Adirondack Lodge
Lake Placid Procure through tickets Telegraph.
express and ticket Offices In the house. Circulars. with
city references. ORLANDO KELLOGG Proprietor,
G. A.. FERRIS Mgr
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Nnn-lsne coal o used es ,
rain. isa,s station loot q L!bef{5y.si:
:; :s IS $sisw5 i -
10 w g u soG,y and sSFsn'P '' A. ~
FSr Esaa,ns 3. So? PIC 800, 1870 A n.
saS S 5' 80" g. , I 49, go IN ' is
r.: - ' ssp' e' ssae' vs. i is ! ;:
20 s's ~ ,o eTs,' 'f T; s16sT, ~ &C.
''' = ALL RAIL ROUTE.
ia "s' s's 1if> e. :
s :aS 81 81: 2'''H Grove and
n n LAKEw9599. T9m, r,1,T. gs'S:sa, Park ana
Tor Hiani.c 'iy. cape May Vineanl and Bridse.on.
' ';'sfs S 81 ss sfs2'f sr s;s;s
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
70. As5 Sts" h f'f5 J. ii '1s' f Ss st x.P
#a 6 - 200 200 i . ( y 10 g 55 s r. ' So
r?s 1lfs5S1 p ;ssFy r'5t ofS'' a': '7e ''
fSndi ,o .scfSi Ocean Grove and AsSaFy Pa's
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12

Ocean Cleaners.
MNRTM GERMAN LLOYD S. S. Co.


M0RTM GERMAN LLOYD S. S. Co.,.
NE" Asst EXPRESS STEAMERS; .-o p,ra
Cabin 40 and upward. II Cabin, $45 and sou fsouhu
' " "Trip $95 and 500 g., a n ~,
Lain. Tues, IA. a. Saale sat 49, go, n m
Kaiser sat Aug H. a m Spree Tues sept, Noon
Ems Sat Aug 25 noon Lain Tues sept X X am
Aiisr Tues Aug 2S a. m Trase. sat sept ID "''
'''''' ME,DITEERANEAN SERVICE
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % 40,
rulda Aug. 25 noon Kaiser ;Sep.: 30 10 m
Vera E. Sept. -. 10 a. m Fuh'a ...,I 10" W ~ "
ist Cabin. $50 and upward
OELRICHS a. CO.. Bowling Green.
GERMAN ME1I1TERR}!A!E2l AN A! $ SE$W.sSE
Tq}RRirH GERMAN ''N'''' LINE
LLOYD Ta,, $, s s, G2; between New-York and
Azores. Gibraltar. Agiers Naples ana am, T cnn",
Aug. Victoria. Oct lG $50 A. NJ, i"' ->"'''' ~
Vera oct. 20. 10 A NJ; for Gen s"r Noplcs Genoa
Fuerst bismarck. Nov g. 10 A.. NJ. for Genoa; c.,o,
ruda Nov. TO- r. NJ. FOR Agiers Naples "e"oa'
Aug Victoria. Nov. II. 10 A. NJ. for Genoa. co,o,
Vera. Nov. "a. 2 =. NJ, for Aigers Naples "e"0'
Kaiser W. H.. Dec. 10 a NJ. i9r GehS %ne. Genoa
+ Bismarck Dec. g. 100 p. NJ, for Algers' Nape'' "'
All stop at Gibraltar. ,... ,t,o
Return available for the steamers oI '.n' ~.
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar HAMBURG i,etn.n .noa
don and Southampton. Direct connection from 'emoa;
Naples. 20 Egypt by y. c. Lloyd 3 ;. COS i"'p '
''es I'LL c.ruon Ilovd Hamburg American
20 Con Line.
Green. y. Y. ~ i'roauN'Y, ~.