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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
IN SUPPORT OF DIR. PIRKHURST
.rvrRr CRITICISM OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N,cor,,s ATTACK ON Mr.. MOSS

-,-r,r CRITICISM OF Observation-Disclosures
N1coI.us ATTACK ON MR.. MOSS
c,rs,,cn at Work." In its issue OF to-mor-
Inv -, ,a,hl,sh q forcible editorial on 'Dr. Park
S',, md the People" The editorial reviews DE-
snrrst,s work In cndeavoring TO purge the ponce
- 40 i,s criminal officials. and then speaks OF
~ o,s,ruct,ons thrown IN DR.. Parkhursts pain oy
~ Iys,rict- Attorneys Office. 1t also says: pr.
n-shrrst has effectively Informed Coiohei
bellows that the men behind the organization hio"
~. law and are not to be bulldozed or coweu mo
,rac,ion" The editorial then refers 10 Dr. Ia'n
hrs,.s .unsuccessful efforts to induce MT. Nico''
"a nrssent the evidence against the ponce cap'a"'
N the Grand Jury last summer. anu o Wv IN
possibility Of placing evidence eo"eo'eo ~ INV
society before the Grand jury -
Another extract is as follows: mo one oeheVes
that an impartial jury would have failed 10 Hoicl
,h.sa men Oyilliams and Schmittberger) II the
facts could have been given. as ney would mare
ben given II The District Attorney had MOI inter
fered II was evidently without knoWleuee vi
these facts that the Grand Jury lnnocen.y recv ,n
mended that there be harmony anu md 1he society for
the Prevention Of Crime. NJ, Mes,
The ill-natured and petty attack on MI. NOES,
60 the charges OF Dr. Parkhurst. meets the con.
tount II deserves Referring 10 the charge that
Mr. is lawyer Of small }Rnndeyed t erre GU
ously in his defence. By bettling his opponent anu
installing epithet for argument" u,,,
Kate Amos. alias Lille Chfton VINO WIS ,"e imin
cipal witness against Charles W Gardner agent ar
of the Parkhurs Society on his triai i0r %
ss in trouble herself now. The extraordinary Grand
Jury on the day when 1t refused TO lhuaee Capta,i
Schinlttberger and Inspector Williams. hled true
bill against her for keeping dlsorHeriy nouse'
Yesterday she surrendered he sn IN (, @ she was
rre,eased Her bondsman is Martin EnSei, we'll
known Essex Market poultry-deaier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was little more movement In the mar
ket yesterday. although most Of the property OF
fered was withdrawn. At the Trinity Salesroom T..
II. Ludlow & Co. offered to close the estate OK
Catharine Williams. No. 55l West forty-hIntn-s, q
brick and frame building. on lot 2oxS IL ID rent-
ed for SIC month. and sold for $670o 10 Z. Strii-
fer a. ~. c.,
D. p Ingraham G. Co. offered No. 2s6 Central
Park, West. under foreclosure The properly 10 a
four-story brick house. on a lot 2Ux%. II prouent
$50 900 from the Washington Life Insurance COM
pany. the plaintiff In the proceedings.
Smyth & Ryan offered the northwest corner Oh
One hundred-and-t hirteenth-st and Eighth-ave., q
fiye-story brick fiat house. on fun lot IL soio
to H. A. Acker for N,50l
r. V. Harnett d. Co. offered under foreclosure
No. G. West Ninety thlrd-st. a threestory prlck
dwelling. on lot likes. 1t brought sl.4w from
Thomas Frazier. 80 x.. q
At the Liberty Street Exchange r: V. Harneu 4
Co offered No. IS Convept-ave. The properly ~
mortgaged for SSOo0 and consists OF a four story
stone and buff brick private dwelling on lot 2ox
100 II was withdrawn at bid OF 2l.oCO 10 De
held at private sale. &c.,, VI,
Potter Brothers have purchased from George w:
Eggers a three-story dwelling. east side OF Wess
End-ave. and south of Ninety-ninth-st Potter
Brothers gave in exchange ve,story nat mouse on
b. s. Levy has old three-story. tweniys.io Su.
high stoop, brownstone house-name OF purchaser
withheld; price. about $1,000 ~ o.,u .
Frank l.. Fisher sold to Cecilia GotueD
three-story. lghtstone house for $2,5VO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
pennsylvania
j RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of DesbrOsses and Cortlan
Streets.

In Effect January 10th. 1894.
EAf FEKNsFL7&Ha ca. E
p ana Ta sas Room pns DDs ii Ms
S'sssSss $.s P n $ss ssy. and In
ZOO cHcAd 5S'e AID 81 * louis
rTlman Sleeping and Dining Cars :, 81 ius o"s
c.o d'q T. r. r. W ri fa!sss'
ing and Dining cars Chicago and Cleveland Ar
"a. ei A % Gss'TS
Sleeping and Dining Cars to sna o p
s.c 81 + ou H. pRcrF sSsG"a SpHRs Buffet
Toledo daily and Cleveland except saturday.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE soUIn.
Sds sgs all siseRns n ali a1o ana
sunday $50 Ss9 M S2o ,cSnsss spn,n n% cs1
4so and Dsnys E5Prsss d -
siFs, daily sisspss xan;a and ja oS;S
FOR o6 poT 5h ans
Charles Route, .. m. weekdays. and. with Through
'N 5so SnH wsss-d Ss ATLsSTiG COAST LINE
Roekisdss GndIan RIVER g:$o $50 p M and
$50 sao y da Snd
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. :. m weekdays. with Through
r:sssn SS S Ss 1s md
o not stop m sSnaSyi Park and Ocean ssS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Fxpress. Goo 40 $50 o, 9:3y 90. Pennn Limited.
1910. M 1919 GlOTida Special le;$o l. So
sundays Express. G:lj. $50, y. $50 40 Limited,;
1000 a. m 2 4. 4:So, g. 6. 7i5. 8. $50 p M, 12lo
night. - - ~, a., 49,, M, ~,
wny Aston House 1874 East 12Jth Street. 25l Column
bus Avenue 1871 Sixth Avenne. and foot Of Desbrosses
and Cortlandt Streets: Court Street. $50 Fulton
Street 9S Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
OF fulton street brooklyn: station, Jersey City
Transfer Company Will call for ana cheek
baggage hotels and residences through to destna'
ton. ~roo0
S. NJ PROVOST. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
THE REJECTION OF MR.. HORNBLO WEI
THE REAL EXPLANATION.

THE REAL EXPLANATION.
From The Baltimore American
WHICH aowe Lamar o go hs
Supreme Bench should shut out Mr.. Hornblower
SR sss ss0ss the a ns San Of
nomination. Many ingenious explanatons can be 3,
that Senator Hill has defeated the man who sup
hard.
HE SHOULD DO BETTER NEXT TIME
From The New-York World Dem.).
Should the Senate adopt the report Of the COM
mttee It Is to be hoped that the President viii
before the p public as well as his rank in the bar
will commend him. as Mr.. Hornblower's did not.
to the instant approval Of the whole country
A RARE HUMILIATION.
From The Albany Express.
1t will now be in order for the few Admnistra.
that the Senate shall confirm ire nomination
But the appeal will doubtless fall on deaf ears.
jecied In view Of ali the circumstances in this
case, 1t may be said that rarely in American his
by its own party
NOT AN ENCOURAGING PROSPECT
From The Boston Herald
United States Senate four months to reject the
nomination nominate Of Mr. Hornblower to Or, the Supreme
bench. AT this rate the vacancy Will continue to
exist for several years.
THERE WILL BE CONDIGN PUNISHMENT.
From The Brooklyn Eagle (Dem.).
Whether the nomination be withdrawn or finally
rejected or finally confirmed the Identification OF
MIR. Hornblowers with the Maynard Issue
VIII be honorable to him and useful to the cause
OF better government and better politics. When
the people conclude that the Democratic opponents
OF Grover Cleveland in the United States Senate
are wreakng revenges the Administration be-
cause the voters of New-York defeated Isaac H.
Maynard by Mr.. Hornblower's aid those Senators
VIII come TO a punishment condign Mr.. May
nard and his friends received In this Common
wealth.
THERE MIGHT BE UNPLEASANT RESULTS
From The Commercial Advertiser
VIII the Senate set aside the action Of its
judiciary Committee and confirm Hornblower? 1t
certainly will II Mr. Cleveland has the power to
command. But an effort to force Hornblower may
lead TO unpleasant results.
NOT REWARDING POLITICAL TREACHERY.
from The Albany Argus (Dem).
go II seems that the Senator's OF the United
states. irrespective OF party are not disposed TO
reward political treachery with q place on the
supreme Bench OF the United States. Republicans
a. wei as Democrats, believe In honest politics and
.hat me judiciary should not be mixed up ia poll
tics of any kind. ~ " r
HIGH TINE The NOTICE WAS GIVEN.
FROM The New-York Press.
ut was high time for some such action as this
ne attitude or Administration Senators has un-
III tuIatey gwen countenance to so-cal!ed Cleye-
organs In the servile doctrine that their idol
Sin 90 no wrong, that he is the Government I'm
a anu that when Cleveland speaks IL Is the
u9ty OF Congress to listen and obey The rejection
CI Hofnblowers nomination will be notice given
Itself. ~ ''N "'d at ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
n. y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R,

Trains leave foot OF West 42d-s follows. 10 minutes
20 A. IL daily except sunday for Waikiki Valley
II r. sations MidJletown lenville. FallsburS. Liberty.
.arionIaIe Scranton Walton. Delhi, sidney Norwich.
Utca Rome oneida. Fulton. Osweyo; .
3:l5 T. NJ. Except sunday, sullivan Co. Expire 70
FOR WAIKIKI Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall.
MiddietOwn Ellenvlle Mountain Dale Cenreyile Falls
burg Hurlcyvle Liberty Falls. Liberty Parksye and
Livingston Manor. ,,.,,,
7;i5 p NJ daily Mddetown. Summitvlle. Falls
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Rockand. Walton. Sid
ney Norwich, Oneida. Fulton. Oswego:
iis p r. daily Via Niagara Falls. Reclining chair
cnr (seats frec) New-York Niagara Falls Pullman
seepers New York 10 Oswcgo. Arrives Detroit 0:i0
% m Chicago 1870 n. m. -. Louis $50 D. m.
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations at 31l Broadway.
New Company calls Tor anu checks baggage
~ 1e'''"''O' j. C. ANDERSON, G. p. A.
Beaver st.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brennan, John, and wife to Henry Hildbrecht
nuidck hdward w. TO fl faase Yam and another 'OO
VS. Creston.ave = Of ls2d,st ! year al 49,. $50
ISd ana .'f trustees Of
Same to David Sears. iioh:si Of 9TH ~
sa@ ase TO Srsaicy Cuiricr Co. Ltd iioii.
Same to q ' Toda isth-st OF shave 90,
peS Sni ava, to Caroline Ieinns lot 49, map Wv
Ert as'l TssacSe. and another to Nathan ballad
on,S ,Gcs SSa %is to S Cd lls eb
Marlon.avss, lots 12S and 1870. map benjamin soo
He nsStan ans Ee' ". to Geo upham. 7ai:
'oH %ss n kf1s NJ s.s' sss, $500
hnc@a plns,. AnfeI Of Of 1sstast year .. 5000
kr %itses felS s hooths s Of iot%vc years
ro@psny. Limited. 8 Amrterdam-ave. of .oo
1on nSsa rnsSs and wife to Jacob Levy
&C. s' snss sslv's0.' s9s %'f' 70 HSa%
1v3n m0T bcpe and ' another to Todd
iooth.st e OF Amstcrdamave year mort % I'm
,lO ssse' Agnes NJ and another campion. ooo
20 1sSs"cs F. Is Green soa 'O
St Of stave years mcri i,S,S. o, 1000
CIRCUIT SSson 70 ha months nlS mortsagss 1850
rrbaa to Bsma1 Kat and Gsmans 5000
Plato 19v'T hsnn. to 5'' c H TS TIT Tro%brdgs
sns, n, @ Of o% M PcT ys's Savings Bank
10 IL. R.wery No 100 Eli,aeeth;st wear $1,000
ii3th.s:. = Of Dnoy.ave. years 5000
sbcrOsss simon and q, vie TO PNs trustee
sweepey' peter H. to Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Riverside Drive, corner Of N %,
scS,e"er Mary 70 TIN, Gg,santse and Trust 5000
Trust Anna r. to Christina schmitt. No 43@ o mn
,vb Fast i inssv o gSnT wife 10 G Cary Buh.
st. of Ant'ony-avc, years 'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
ua1rruonE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, WAsHIN9ToNt GpHnIIGyA rs cIScrN-
PGiLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave Mew.Yert foot q LbfI!Tfrss; aay SncAGo
isis might GIN o1N sT T ddRREEis NJ ;s9
( 4 Dining Cap 30 900 E NJ d,ss; SUM- 600 2
daily sx' 800 r n NoRFoLK. ii;ao A. NJ daily. so
7. NJ ex sun NEW ORLEANS .Es, p. NJ. daily
Valley route S.ss' otoesi IL ssi as Brosdwsy 81
Fast iath-st 400 Grand-s. N. z: 3a4 Fulton ST..
brooklyn: station foot Of LSer ny, Il, r.
from hotel or residence 70 dsotinatioo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
A pyy5EErlsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 70,

A orfHHssIlssE SEM ITS, AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
s s.y, = a. sdo1 TILE STo%S No. broad
Esais.anvssas q. sSs fol!osl6g BREACH oinees: "a
l57 Fopthsye copne, Tonrs mrcst ISS Shtb,avr.
sssas 1Ss oze Thirdaye near sixty
Sca,sesSsSs az 81 X w. 4; issa dss 20 wet
aSss Third.sve; c,osi TsirdsSe' 81. SS4 Thirdsye;
I," ss and onebundred thrteensS sts
ana .ne hAhLEM OFFICES. $50 East one hundred
Nth ~, ?42 West Onehundred twenty
g M a - West one hundred and forty ATHEIST up
bsdSor1Sr ooxyn a g courtst; sos De Kaibavs; iseo
u oTcs tor eevestissmsnts Norfolk street. straaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. LACKAwANyA AND WESTERN RR.
Stations I'm New-YOrk foot of barclay anu
Christopher Streets.
VEsrvpYrIyn TRAINS. PULLMAN COACn Ed


Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTSLA,iR
Ridse Madison Morrisown. Passaie, raie.on, Boon:
ton, Dover sanhope BUDD,s LAKE ,Li1 ASE nv AZ
Washington PHILLIPsBURG. EAsTON. WATEE
GAP STROUDSBUR0. Pocono Mountains SCkAN-
foH PiTTsTo% WiLKESsPAERE o MnMrIG S}Kt:
AMToE 6XFoKD SoRMIClI wstssyiHilsI TTiG ca
WEGo. ITHACA; owEGo; EL0MIRA. C 30 MIMI:
WEST. -NoRTHwEsr AND soUTHwGsTT; vco rx.
wy Puiiman Palace Cars Connects Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 92o q. M next
7:eo a. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
100 ' p IM-scRANToN. gINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars; MN, 49,, mr. va
4:I0 r. M.-sCI.ANToN. WlLKEsBARRE and PLfM'
OTTTE EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars .,,.ocxss
7:ao p N. ,Daiyl-BuEEALo LIMITED EAfhhSS
900 p M Dailyl-BUEFALo: UTICA ana oswE'o
TicKETs AND PULLMAN AUTHORIZATIONS At, At -
ss5 and S42 broadway 70 West i2othst 235 Columbus
ave Nev-Yorl 1913 Washngton-st., I20 Fulton anu
"a broadway Brooklyn Time tables. giving full infor'
ma WPr a. AZ SEXPREss COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10

ERIE & I M G. S.
Through trains for Chicago and the West leave New,
,nirnte, earlier from Wes, 2cd-st.:
- A. ii-Vesbucd Express for Waveriy Bing
J.lO hnmton Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford and sala-
,n'r,o parlor car 10 iIufai). Dining Car.
q M H. N, -Ves,hue Limited. solid train for CHI
s(.UO cago via Chautauqua Lake. aeepers to Chi
go ,lov.Iand ard Cincinnati Dining Car
COO .. W.-Solid train to Chicago via Niagara Falls
O.stU siecpers to Buffalo and Chicago
40 Cn r. ii.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls.
S:s1U solid train Chicago. Seeper5 to Buffalo.
Chicago and Cincinnati. -
r o5AI TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PI-TIMAN
Recommendations at 2Gl. pol 4O $40 and O5I Broad
way I5G Fast l25th-s;. Chambers and West dst fer
,as NewYorlx: 1913 Fulton-s. Broolyn 2D Hudson ST..
jIolcrcn ana JerFey City Station. Erie Transfer Com
many calls for baggage from hotels and resi-
dcnces destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
Gitn 1Dropcrtn for Sale.

49, ~-s.~--
A CHANCE TO BUY ELEGANT CRY HOMES at rare
"A bargains-On West 06th-st 1"J feet from entrance
to Central Park four-story and basement n.
bouses cabinet finish throughout also Handsomely 1rc
rated and bascment dwellings West End
ave between 9th 9sth watchman on prenises
' K. FITZPATRICK. 80 West O.,h-st
EOR SALE on 5TU AVE-, NEAR 17Tli ST.
An elegant first-class fu-wdth house. rooms acsp on
3 stories: lot 25xlO0. Modern decoration ana AL III
CHARLES MAC RAE.
533 9Th Avenue, 4ith Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
Cost ano fonn0.

| OsT.-Bankbook No. 234 as on Dry Dock Savings
- Bank ANY person having claims upon said book lis
upon 10 present the the bank within
i'y DAYS or The said book Will declared canceIled
-1 eAunst,snen ard a new one issued In lieu thereof
l. JSS,a,L,bankooox No $50 $50 Bank for Savings CT
turn book bank. '> ''0'1e"' f'ease IT,
y w wh, bay horse. 1871 hands aged IA; small
ccysry "a Sso phseton harness and blankets $50 for re-
A. s. Y. DEMAREST. or c. +. ZABRIsKIE
kidgewood, N. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used excIuslveIyD
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
cfn a Liberty ST.

(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty St.
Time Table In Effect Dec. y 1898 a.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh Chunn' @c OK
To- s sts S e. ESQ Ea s %eAoa M
4:3O 7:l5 A. NJ. 100 $3.50 NJ s \,
For Wlkesbarre. Pittston and scranton $40 A. A''
lilo lSo 800 400. 5:i5 1880 NJ 1918 night Sun:
days. $3.50 A. NJ. 100 1870. $50. 1880 r. NJ Iz'''
For Harrisburg at 400. 500. s:45 A. N. 10 1;so
400. Gas p NJ. 1915 night Sundays 100 ''oo r. M"
snGury Lewsbprg and wa% ,si n as 4 se
cept Saturday night Sundays 7:l5 A. H. 7;So +. Me-
Red o1f n5ap' and gsHf' s s'e'a
Bank, 400 400 6:3s to Red Eankl 8:io 4: ~. sHn
INV " FOR LAKEWOOD.
Barncgat' 4:so, SIS A. NJ. las. 4;2o 2 M An. NJ
Beach, seqbssht and ~. idsha.S nd Peaf
'''''''' ROYAL BLUE LINE
For philadepha, Week days 400 500 800 p bS;So
1870 Dining t@D A. NJ. 90 sSS 20 (PuHst rasi is
i:So 900 Dining csr, 1850 p NJ l2:iS nshst :, 20
For Baltimore and Wsshin a week pnins Carr
A. NJ l:;io 800 Dining Carr, 1880 p NJ. l2is night:
OF SET anl Ra ,g i car sss & d 81
Ave- 81 l4h ST.. is4 East l25th s. :dt West 'T2,n
s. I Columbus Ave S9grs ns @ f The
New Transfer Company will call for and check Dag
gage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
Real estate 60 gxrbange.

NOR VACANT LOTS in good location will exchange me
Apartment house: rcntc. SllnJ; moitGage 70 SUIT
anniv 10 7, il. ROBERTSON. 303 West 3tth-st.
lime DAIRY ard STOCK FARM this state; 10 acres:
Two fine orchards: good dwelling and outbuildngs Nei
healthy location free and clear TO exchange io' soou
apartments. MARTIN Owner IL Waii-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MaaisOn-s. 5. 12S # e Of Js,ksOn-st .sS7o; a,
,Os u"Ssee & w t,a ysrsurh Ct to l000
cnsp rS %a'S 80 ss Rachel Adams and
,2t 10 srin E. lis Of 5thave a;xoa5 Helen
9 redmond 10 Joseph Park and another tris- o., mn
WIZ, Of Ayr% %". Z 1SSNo
' %sri made By ' Joseph "p brdss s'' Mary
El@.st So U.s. ;' George '' cosser and
Same property Marie il Ccster ct al to john
%sds by os ss map se. lots john ii es wsS
and another. executors, etc, 10 Joseph xs,o
ssi-ss g. $50 It Of MadisCn:avo, 2oxos; Mary ,o
ReS 70 Joseph ParS and another trustees tees, Soooo
fs sgaar; A Frank l. s Smith and d wife ' to kate
Prospect Place, no 81 to G5; Helen Sehnotcr nan
es to se!is kr? s4 It o. and other $4,000
=. property Chas G Palmer to Sarah /. PalMcr. /
Sosico f Fl ss 4 fuzzy q to sng "s nSs!syal
Tincnye 400 r. Of GedsE Place sHl3' ,oooo
Stevenson trustee to John O'ccnneI IL. 200
GGsross r owl d % % rSoma loo
Ts"y asd Wife IL 70 EseS Of fSS Henry
ue is T. " 2Ssaso
sny and %s 70 s John sxioo
VIM Rankin and wife to Felix Krup,.. .......
Sanf property; Felix krupp and wife to III ,ooo
145,h,ss West; Frederick
Lot %, map Il i Carmal Estate, 18th Ward
Mary A Williams aud husband to August .o.
AmstcrisIn.ave s. 59.i # Of 77ui.st 5iixoo
s1g%ne CONN n to ASpHs%s ? 5ssSs $4,000
,oc @% 'i'% + o Mes'ss oeox $4,000
lot ~ "a the HayS ma Ell eS 10 W.? sdsS sa Ward
A' Jacob Diehl and Emma UIeiman to Eva DIehl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
FURNISHED Apartments 10 Get

ST. AlBAMS, 94S WEST 5STH ST.
Select Family House. Hotel accommodations Rooms en-
suite Also single; furnished unfurnished: moderate
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
unfurnisheo Apartments Go Get.

TG1[E ALEXANDRIA,
yOR,riWf.sr COR 5lSr ST. AND 9Th AVE.
Elegant Suites to rent: Newly decorated and steam
heated All improvements. Rents SO to so Der month
Inquire premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
Steamboats,.

NJ EW-HAyEN-FARE $l.-Magniaccnt new
twin.screw steel steamer "chard Peck, the Flyer.
fassest Long Island Sound. leaves Pier 20
y. H. daily at y. H.. Sundays excepted. ARRIVING ~
New.Iiayen rs r. In time for trains 70 Mefidens
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-02
Armour's Revenge.

One of Phil Armour's $25, 900 men went
into business on his own account some
years ago and built up powerful oppo-
sition house. The man had remarkable
ability, but his career shows that he had
not Armour's conception of things nor
his loftiness of character. And it shows.
too, that despite his long and intimate as
ISOLATION with his old employer the seceder
had not thoroughly appreciated the quiet
power of the originator. X, for we will
call him SO. rose to prosperous heights and
then was seized with the desire to be
thought greater man than his old chief,
against whom he began operations in the
chosen way of corners and similar finan.
cial exercises known to the street. He
said one day, ~ used to work for Phil
Armour, but before long Phil Armour will
be working for me-" He thought he had
the old man squeezed, as the word goes,
but Armour proceeded at 9 o'clock one
morning to convince the complacent gen
tlsman that he was sadly mistaken. BY
noon there was rushing fall in prices, and
the once jubilant merchant was a bank
rUpt. With the news, he also received
from Mr.. Armour the offer of an instant
and friendly loan of $5o0,0O in cash.
Detroit News
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-02
THE FAIR FREEZER FROZEN OUT.

She was seated In the street car,
Aad the passengers had to frown,
For twas blowing cold as thunder
When she let the window down.
The people shook and shivered,
Pulled their collars round their ears,
While she sat there unmolested
In fine, new set of furs.
She was asked to ''close the window"
But she merely waved her arm.
"No, gentlemen, excuse me,
For I'm comfortably warm"
Then the men, as mad as blazes,
Rose en- masse lust then an thar"
And they let down every window
That would open in the car.
And the woman in the sealskin
Got blossom on her nose.
She began to shake and SILVER
Till her face was nearly froze.
The passengers enjoyed it,
And she soon was looking sad,
For it was the first new sealskin
That the woman ever had.
And she was out to show it,
AS she took in winters breath
By great big open window,
Freezing other folks to death.
But she jerked the strap directly,
And she, shivering, left the car.
And they laughed to hear her muttsr,
What naughty set you are!" IL.
Then they hoisted all the windows
And In comfort gave a shout,
For instead Of being frozen
They had friz the freezer out.
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Why She Was So Sorry
Marie-O, was so very, very sorry to find
you out when called yesterday.
Myrtylla-I, too, regretted it, of course. But
do tell me why you were SO very, very sorry.
Marie-BecauSe I'd just seen you enter the
house five minutes before.-[VOgue
Ponds Extract, for Pains, Sores. etc. The
marvellous cures effected compelled scientific
medical investigation, and forced its acknowl-
edgment
Down own Tragedy.
New Boy-There is man outside as wants
to see you about a bill.
Editor-TeI him I've gone out of town. (Lat
er)-What did he say?
New boyle wasn't in no hurry, and said he
could just as well pay it some other time
Answers.
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HUMAN
HEART

has been called a 'harp of thousand
strings Under the mastery touch
of Great Artists-whether their art be
Music, or Poetry, or Painting-it gives
forth the complex harmonies of the varl-
Gus human emotions.
How many passions respond to the
skillful touch of the Artists who are
represented in One Portfolio.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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