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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
Mr.. GOFF CHARGES THE GRAND JURY.
THE EXPECTATIONS OF SOME PERSONS THAT his
SPEECH WOULD BE SENSATIONAL
WE'RE bISAPI OMITTED

There was a throng in Part ] Of the Court II
General Sessions yesterday morning when Kcrordo~
Golf charged the April Grand Jury there. II was
evident that many persons IN the courtroom *
pected that the Recorder would deliver scnsa
tional charge after his testimony OF Saturday last
before the Investigating Committee Of The Senate.
|; was nearly when the Recorder entered court
After the call Of the Grand Jury the recorder an
nounoed Charles II. lsham. merchant Of 10. 81 Gold
St, as foreman The jurors were sworn. after which
the Recorder slowly from his chair and walked
toward the jury box pausing when he reached the
rear the chair. where ne began ms charge
in a very low voice. low that some OF the mem
bers who were seated the far end Of the box
could not hear him. HIS voice. however, became
more audible he proceeded.
The Recorder told the jury that IL the in
dividual duty OF jurors to bring the attention Of
the Grand Jury any crime reports OF crimes
which the District Attorney had not reported. The
Recorder particularly cautioned the members from
absenting Themselves from duty.
The case against the Metropolitan Traction Com
pany indicted for manslaughter in killing Mrs.
Elizabeth Hoyt Andrews az Broadway and Twenty
frst-st. February I. was called for pleading In Re
corder COTS court yesterday, but owing to the
illness OF Francis l.. Wellman, the attorney for
the company. the pleading was put off to next
Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Deputy Sheriff McGivney has recently received
several executions against Edward Morton q CO..
stock brokers. OF No 50 Broadway. whose senior
partner Yesterday expelled from the Cons0ll.
dated Stock and Petroleum Exchange, but prop
erty has been found to levy upon. Two in
favor CT George 5. Nrden for 81 5l3. and another
in favor Of Benjamin S. MoorehOuse for $685..
Deficiency judgment docketed yesterday
against Gertrude f. Sanford. az executrix of the
estate OF Henry S. Sanford. for 81 30 in favor Of
John Munroe & Co, who had claim against the
estate for s6i79 They held collateral 2O shares
OF the Florida Land Company and ga shares Of the
Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing Machine Company which
were sold at auction few weeks ago for 1866
judgment for Nl.&33 entered yesterday against;
Henry Valentine in favor Of Annie / Knapp on an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
yALUABLE PANELS AT ACCTIOy.

Two fine examples Of the first application of per-
spectve drawing to lacquer work were the prizes
at the third days sale OF the Gsuke Matsuo coec-
ton Of Oriental art, the American Art Galleries
Madison Square South. yesterday afternoon. The
pieces panels by Shosai. one. called Morning"
bearing a rising and heron and inlaid with
gold, silver and cinnbar. Its companions bore a
moon and crow and represented Evening The
panels sold for $500 each the highest price OF the
sale. San elaborate specimen Of lacquer work by
the same artist. a writing box bearing decoration
Of heron in silver and weeping willow in finely
powdered lacquer on a gold finish. sold for $500 and
dispatch box. also finely decorated. the inside be-
ing gold aventurine with water lily, sold for $3.50
An ancient Hindoo bronze cup attributed TO the
twelfth century b. c.. brought $50 and a specimen
OF early Gobelin tapestry was valued at &lW 90 In
the Kakemonos the most valuable pieces were a
Buddba Of Mercy by Kano Tanyu, which sold for
$780, and another Buddha by Godoshi. seventh cent
ury. which brought $40 The aggregate for the day
was about 5000, and the total for the sale was
over 10000
The Baron Won Brandt collection will be sold to-
day and tomorrow. and includes some remarkably
fine specimens of ivory carvings, lacquers. weapons,
silver ornaments and embroiderieS on cloth, SILK,
satin and Grape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
STFFOC GATED ~ 4 GRAIN BIN

GEORGE SCHMIDT. \ MALTSTER FALLS THROUGH
SLIDE AND l. ErHIED ALIVE
George Schmidt. = malts;er. f;ty-e!gh, years old,
was suffocaiel yesterday IN bin of grain IN Neid-
lHger's maijhouse AZ the foot Of East SiNiy-iourth-
81. Several thousand bushels had To be dug away
before the mans cody could be eXtricatcd Schmidt
had charge Of the transferring Of grain from one
bin 10 another. AMI was ~ a bin on the third floor.
\ slide on the bottom OF the bin opened so
that the grain could pass through. AMI Schmidt
happened to walk the grain directly above the
slide. The result that ne MS drawn into the
whirlpool Of descending grain ana dragged down to
the bottom 70: the bin.
His disapp,d vas almost Immediately dis
covered ana every man employed in the maitnouse
WAS set work TO empty the Tin Is quickly aS pos
sibe. WheL IL had been partly empuod ScAmldt
was found dead in upright position with his feet
caught in the slide.
The dead man lived with his VIII" and family AZ
malthouse cgh;ee. !'ars.
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Archer Annie Z. to = Miidlcbrook. y 10Th
~, ~ n " Of 4th ave = years. ................
Althauf. Nic0iaur. t. the Lawyers Mortgage In
suraacr g.. 40 G31 10 Gil East nh. st. 3 years
EraNer. Charles De 49, and wife - the Seamrns
Bank for savings. o 1lst.st. 10 n - of River.
side Drive. year. Observation-Disclosures.
Brown. Nicnolas =. 80 f. i MiIdlebrook 3 y MaJi.
son II. -" n e 80 Jan's-st. = mortgages de
chen. aaron. ana wife 10 solomon Fein.r NJ
30 fhcrrs st. demand ...............
'ihik Margaret !. 3, Lea Andres. n 5 lOa1- 40
y e ~ 1otn-aNe. demand. ...................
Golfer. John. and VIE To- the bradley and Cur
H,r Z" nimitrdi. n corner Mott. ave ana llth-
Cole. Hannah .. to Judaon Todd = iyIth-st
1906 n ~ 3l-n.c dsiGAnd ..........
cumming, william. g. - al 10 Mary Frns,r =
lltth-ri. 1884 II " ~ 2d-avc. 3 yearS........
DE Forest Henry ". 10 Charles r. strong and an
other. trustees. ~ 2I2 Pearl a. 3 wears -
Do lllhb, Katie J., 10 Rudolph Wifth No los West
HJthti, 3 years Observation-Disclosures.
bi"hl bnithaser, ana another to Catharinc Casey
" bo"rck 81. - n ~ ioIstou-st :, y.ars
ram Annie I" Ellen n Herbert. > ii5th-s'
l6o.s n " ~ Nth ave. yfar..................
FINN William T.. to Ida Meyer ~ executrix 8
'lIth-st. 200 n ~ 9Th ave . years
F.alrN Johanna g. To- Julius n Caryl e q kines-
bridge Road. a. n Il i7l.t-st wears
Phhh. william, ana wife 10 Lyman SOM and
another " corner Amsterdam ave snd loI.t
-, }cal, = mortpagea ......................
hIfsmhn. Rose, =" German American Real Estate
I'VE Huarhntee 60. = 3i-st u3 II " OF Avenue
e., R'rIS -. -. ...................
'iat' he'rse. and another t. Ellen T Mitchell
-" an 81. 223 II Of ID ..e yenrs "
HeSh' Ferdinand. and wife " Title Guarinee
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and Co. No 1913 2daye year':.. SSSS
Same Same to sam, No ESQ S1 TIust co 2o
Iiariwei. Igihtr F. and VIE to D b Hilton; is
Gith-st 3a5 # Cen;rll Fax "'9 sos
nas sii Edward e to . Mcl:iroy No 32s Lex 1000
Hrsh, Jacob and wife to tre,eFi.. ears. ~ 800
hip,rn Rachel 20 Isaac G 5r5r 1000
cImann. william r and Martin dFos'- 300
Hc fn Frank Fra E J to Louisa NJ c'3 East 1000
u l5nT R,y ysaTS f., Rachel Abraham, .ooo
is,-ayS 49 # n Of + 2', rits 10 William All
born. Lex.nyton-aye. 1903 II ., ''' 1900
Jerks. JS an . H. 10 Lawrence Lyons. cn7', 5000
,t ~ I Of G r, Elo WSraach No Is ,
'71'I F5,,s4 N1 Fas a. aSI4 ' XnhonyaTe 800
K,,l yiari bert and vie to E:war BTswn-
ing %, al cxecutois, ~ III TO l"o West -'h soooo
K ri Hsnry. and vii: T. august Dorm 10000
S c}TneJ AySa%r II ana 10 'i St Mutual Insu
Company. Y. l-''n'S" wv =" 1000
lSar EGSar T. and yfe ? 3ni 1"a ;;,6s'
Leland William q. 'o i;',e. S'1 iosS =, GoOG
Laam. Amelia - ii''m'n H' i-t6si d1mand i2Ooo
Mo.re casn!r de- Z: - Ann rriar-aye years $1,000
Mile. Jaha. ana "itG - c i,lt ienanG.. 1900
MI irt. r' N9 +, sS3 Avrnas ,,,,:; $500
Tos c4> and $50 East ish-.t yar. an, ''V'
Miller Leopold and wife o I.,Ii '"~ M 5000
fosenthal Pa2iel 4Hd T| instaimens. 300
sT lcr Ma'f1'e iio 3ad q Of ~,
sci aSats Fraarcs j. to " sar,r corner +, %,
W"Gs,r ave and n-n-st demand l'-''
Same % Edward Maria and ano'h'r' ''', 1900
schn5ra Ios26 c59ile, b9a1 "a a. t'
sto tot t' Ma2 to Danlc ii,rbe-ich and wife. 90
- Z tf &
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LATGF CROWDS AT THE SWISS FAR

The Swiss Fair a. Teutouia Assembly Rooms.
Sixteonth-st. and Thiri-av". has attracted large
AMI Fashionable crowds every Jay since its opening
Following H. the programme for today Reception
81 j. P;od1. Minister % Switzerland city OIL
Gals AMI prominent business men. interested IL
Swiss commerce ana Industry, address Of welcome
by J. Bcrtsc hmann. Consul OF Switzerland. grand
chorus Of all the swiss choral societies and or
cnesfra selections. piano selections by Miss Rosa
Werner. and solo by Mis- Marguerite krauSe.
speeches OF presidents Of Swiss societies In English
German. French Italian. etc
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PRETTY BABY FACES on EXHIBITION

Scores O.; pretty baby faces will look from the
walls OF the Society Of Amateur Photographers. No.
1l3 West Thrty-eghth-st.. to-day, when the exhi-
bi;ion in aid OF the Messiah Home is opened. MI
Yncrous prizes will be given. bat the decisions will
all he based the photographs shown Probably
most OF the originals VIII be taken TO see the exhi-
b!tion so there viii be a baby show well
babies photograph show. The exhibition will be
open the remaining afternoons OF this week.
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tou,~af PARK Wa.. n 81 corner = ~. 2''N
I.,.'d N.I..a-. referee. Louisa SchN'S
N--''''
,,rf-sl I.,rt Nat. 300 % . lgilsf. -lAI'
..r.. same. '''''
Central Pink West COS u q 1881 $50 2l'lW. 80
same 20 same. '.'''
CT 'a,-ayr p &C., 3,,6 9, n ~. ,i-si. 25y'9x
-s,nG n ,I4r.- Halss ana "if" - William ca,
J t,rrr.la aul g.. .....-.. a.. 49,; '"'
JOHNSON tsA Ir|rfifl
infs'... o. d. inH % = columbus ave. -'Nl".ll'
D. fi.v4r. Johnson fY LIayis N~infaH'h OK &,
p-.r,,o1 ............ ........ ....:..,...
Az, 4l.i.itr. corner l'if..st u" llN"'N
-sI 1855 a. H'rfr arl H'nrf som ana wires ,,u
f. Nl. 4r ti-rr..
iss...st. . - n ~ Grand J. 'HI"f'r' y
'e'll. r.ft,s - Tr-a' and w" 60 fiif'cN no
,sa~n., ...-... 90"
l'~t. 80. S. lr- q = "" ave- u -, ~. - :, Ia,
r.''.f- - 'ih = 'tAs y Ms t., ~
fss ana ~ o.. ts,.t.
l'.r 30, ii' - .....- o., ,,,ri.,a g.
s'.'~r. ........ 3. 30 ,...... 49,, ~. g.,
IH..N. i"l WHO
''l'.r'. ~ = N'.''iA " '''''' TIT '''.''' 90 90
% Hi- m .. ~. ..,..t ,,,..-e--e
Convent afU s. .l. i1~ Af'l.N'4'"' 'i''''' ,
&C., t4"'H J., q, , ,o.r,t~ es,,6 ia
IT, or % T' I' '.i'.'f'f -'' -,
'f4 iff' ' 'i.N" ~, 40,
l"t '' % '''' pm 49,, d. ~
..f.i.s NJ IH.r'. no ., ..,, ia, r-i,.,
''-' % ~ -. o., 80 az.
"trt'e-,f. - . p - Gianl-'i -'ttU.
NNrH Of. 4s',in 'h' i'.''T N' ''' ~ ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

assigned claim Of Edward VI. voorhees, who OBJ
tanned . deficiency Judgment against M Y lentine
In 1876 Execution issued u t6e SherlU.
Deputy Sheriff Hcnnng has received an sXecn-
ton FOR $.322 against George Carroll liquordealer,
David Mayer Brewing Company. When the Sherit
make levy h. was informed that ih'ro
was n bill OF s1ic Of The place.
Deputy Sheriff Butler yesterday received an excl
ton against Thomas H. ScabToOke. the actor. for
81 07f in favor of the Broadway Theatre Company.
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iEhIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stHuons ioOt OF Corti"na' ana DesDrOsses sta.
100 4. VI. oally iOE AALCH NItL Nh mediate
stations.
$40 A. VI. daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUf.
FAiO. NIAGARA FALLS. 81 SUSPENSION BRIDGE, AID
the West and principal ana local po.nss d.nlns
Suspension Lrdsr Pullman kesiilulc Chicago.
il:iO \. VI. daily for MAUcH CHUNK and ntef'ns.
datr points. Connections Tor Reading and HARRISBURG
100 T. VI. daily, except sunday. EtMlKA and all
intermediate stations connections lor Iottse and Read
lns Clair-car g. Wllkesbatrc
flO - W. daily. except SUNDAY. FOR l.. and Il. JUNO
TON and principal intermediate stations. Pullman tultst
pai.9u.c.r =. NlAesbarre connections Tor P3tsyi.le.
fi2O y. VI. daily, except sunday. Tor SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stan
3i5 l.: daily Tor EAsroN and intermediate statioaA
600 4. VI. daily tor BUFFAID. NIAGARA FALLS,
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper vestlpuled
Nc'rlork - Chicago. Sleeper iNirIO Toronto;
Copnertions lut Reading and ltariisburg.
O3D = W. daily. except sunday Tor Easton and inter.
mediate
3;Oc 4 VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
TER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all ponts
West pullmat Seeprrs ~ Chicago and Buffalo Cnair
c W!lkc.rarre
Tickets ana Pullman accommodations AZ 235 26i 9ls
agd l323 Broadway. 81 East llh l56 East i2sth 81
New, y,lk 500 iTton 81. COURT st ay and
Erl kVn Annex. Hruu'lNn. y Y
The New-Yo'e Transfer Co will for and check bal
rage from hotel or residence through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

1.-THE New-York Idea" is a publication issued in
the interest Of Hoods Sarsapara. 1t contains
the testimonials OF great many persons who have
been by this medicine, and is illustrated with
portraits of some OF them. The journal is widely
ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD,
SHORE R.R,

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station New-York a. fsl.
III a.d !. minutes earlier from Franklin ST.:
S.'.v - NJ Daiiy. Local Buffalo.
"io A. W. Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Roehs,tsr
n, ,Ivt'I u NlAsaia Falls. Detroit. Chicago.
80 W. pay Tor Albany Montreal Utica Syracuse,
G"Isn,,' bbanalo NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
'tO u. W. Daily. except sunday for mica svraouss
Sewaik, Rochester and Buffalo. ~ '''
nr, Va naily Tor Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
c"nn Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Chi
ress.s time tables OF local paror and sleep
WM, aSSoHu,odatlons apply city Offices BROOKLYN ant
New York and at stations Time tables M ny,n.inss
s8'eu' FOR other Information address
..- ~ - A~.H9ERT. General Passenger Agent '
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Err I. / "a 6 S ,

me - I'1s@ ~ VIC " 90 'S~'- wv
lorA. loot Of Chamber daily. follows. -.
minutes earlier from u est 2sd-st
OIL : A. M.-Vesubilel EApress Tor Wavery. Bns-
"A~ lsmt"n Elmfa, hunao. Bradford aHi s4A-
mancl la..or Luc4IO.
2h0 -. N.-Nestbue Limited Sold rain for CHI
WV ago VIA Chau;auqga Lake. arrives Cleveland
sb q. m. Chicago ! p n. Seepers Ca..
cage. Cleveland ana Cine nnau Dining Car
E20 l.. NJ Buffalo Ves;ibuled ENpress arrives BuHao
WV A. V. making ,ir",t connections Tor Detroit.
Chicago and the West Bu..aO fsssengers can
remain In sleeper until : \. "
S.d = Y. M-Nia Chautaulul Lake and Niagara Fails
Os1c SOLID trim 20 Chicago Sltereis Buffalo. CHI
- $500 caSo and Cincinnati pinins Car.
/ OCAL Tune TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
~ aeeomln,dacfs at III 80 tol AMI 95I Broadway.
20 fHs l2tth St ChaUpers and West 22'-st ferries.
New York: 'S3 Fulenst. Brooklyn. 21l Huisor-s; Ho
hokcn and Jersey '!ty station. l,rr Transfer C1mplry
calls fr aad checks baggage ro-a hotels ana residences
10 destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY.
tAntllaC..e ,O-l Used eNt.Lsitetyb
Tclr tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on AID AFTER DEC. 30. ls3i


on A>.D AFTER DEC. ID, ls9i.
Trains leave station foot q Liberty-st .
For Eas,on Bethlehem Alento"n MauGh Shnnn6S' e. "a
10 F;astonj 80 j:i5 100 to Allentown p ~ 5undaya
30 Il ~ to EastIn). a. NJ 100 30. COO T. u =,
For Wilkes51 re. Pittston ard seIanion ';lo A. NJ
r5r i bos 40 a. r 5 s sGnd aiS i Go l NJ 10
10 100 800 80 40 NJ 2i5 5ii;h' ,,S Sundays
'! Il. '' i25 oi i.6 '-'' -S" 49,, y. ~ .,o
o:io a ~. :io go 7:3o P NJ. SUNDAYS. 500 p y
Pheasant $50 SIS .3o NJ 20 l5 go to o.. 20
nank - 40 eI5 PooM snni iSc p efy'' o'e'
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 SIS a. NJ. 10, $40 40 p n. p,.
For rarninrdaie Toms River Bqrns;at PARK and ba''
mont; 80 s.ij A. u, :i5 40 p IL ,.,o "
Fr A,ian,i; CITY. Vineani and BF.ess'on f;@o A. ~
For Monmouth Beach seabryh, snd iiighls,.t' q
Say;' s, 49, s onc lis? ZOO ~ 49, '''' '
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTlMChG AID WAShi"''
F 30 phinG' 35 A. e ~ ie 80 80 BSg; F
Can. 500 DINING carr. 600, 80. So r. 81 ~
s. sqn:Sy 20 GO co ; so Ia S1 Hg Gs0 A @
U5tninr car \ NJ ~ 30 500 Dining carr. 500
n 1913 n,G9i , gntays s s 80 3 sH ns, H0
"nte,s ard seats can rs procured III. W..
cal a.. "a, io 1898 Broedwsy. 597 S,h-aye q Es.,
Igr ihs' 20 wYork Court St, $50 Iuitan-s, Broo'
iyn. - Rroaiwav WILLIAMSBURG The New fork Itans's:
Go npanv viii ,or and check baggage from hotel Or
residence destination.
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Conn!rn propcrlp 60 Get.

w EST C1HESTER. " Y
w Near the country tlub. - rent spacious resldeac
with ample living and masters rooms besides
eryants stable carriage house other out
buildings. Large grounds
SETON d wIssMANN. IL Pine Street
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MONEY ron 1HE HOSPITiLS.

DISTRIBUTION or FUNDS FoR FREE CARE RE
STONED ~ i>of
The Distributing Committee OF the Hospta
Saturday aud sunday Association met =; The May
ors Office Yesterday. and distributed the undes.s
mated FUND Of the collection OF lHi The members
Of the committee present were Mayor S;rons
Morris X Jesup. Edward Cooper end Edward Elm
steir.
The sum distributed amounted - $4,000 oxciu
slve Of the special amounts footing mp Ssh -
dosiena;ed Tor particular hospitals. Tho ds:ribu
ton was made as usual on the basis Of the amount
of free care bcetowod ~ the hospitals during the
year
The amounts awarded 10 tho hospitals named
were a. follows:
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RIVAL BLUE LINE.
DEI.. LACkAWANNA AID WESTERN h. IL.
stations In Ncv-lOrk loot OF barclay ana
Chri.tophcr streets.
C1RS IISTSlH LIGHT.


Dire, -ou,s !, MHWARN Blskns
hide Madison M'rristown, Passais Paterson, B9,n'
PhT-ONG. Hacket,s,own. sCHOoLEi-S MOUNTAINS;
Washington. PHI IIPsIrRG. EAsToN. WATES
GAP STROIpSBURG. Poc0uY VI unit; rs, ), x :. y
Ton PlTTSTON WiLkESBARRE. NANTICOKE.
DANVIII.E. NOETfUMBERLAND, Montrose RIE'i-
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH, WsterNile. CTlCA.
TfCW.IEID SPRINGS Cortland SNRACt So. oS'
WEGO ITEFA a. OWi.GO. FINlRA. CoRNlN-i.
BATH DANsVIf.LE RUFFAL0 ana all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND OVTHWESs.
go A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops at principal
ooe M-Rt'FFALO SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTOS,
'" TTiCA RI~HFIFLD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ara
OSwEGo EMPRESS. Pullman nanei farlor Cars coa
nee, at Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving 30
100 p II ~SCRAXToN. RTNGItAMTON and ELyIRA
EMPRESS Pullman 0arl0r cars.
900 p n SCRANTON WIIKEsBARRE ard pLYM.
Ot'TW EMPRESS. Pullman raror cars
: 30 p VI CDaiy)-I} ralo vesttleI Lini,ei Express
~ SCRANTON. RTNGFANTON. EI.MIRA BI'r-
FALO Pullman Pryet Sleeping car. Connects AZ
Burao with train i0r Chicago arriving az 9.35 p n
$50 P " Daly)-BLFFAIo. SCRANToN BINGHAM.
TON UTICA SYRACUSE ans CSwi:GO EXPRESS.
TiEKiTS AM Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS a; =
Murray 50 AMI 80 Bro:tway T!ses AZ I.-ry stations.
rSs propdway - West i2Ttnst. 235 Columbus
ave York: 33S ard 72f Fulton 81 and - stway,
R~ooHlyn. Time tables giving tu'l Information az II
wrSTCOTr EMPRESS COMPANY viii co. ',r and
check baggage ho'e' residence q dest'rG'sa
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In Eject January 20, 1875.
P0 EAi yTEIH ISYrNa clI II p;.opl
TGmR1Ga afs Ai .fy Gncaso 4 tfy Us
s. No. HSu s9fI P H. ' and sslo ieot; '
200 p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
naH and sts 1easo and RM"S Sas 10 G5 s.
oS sSi p l. ME SafiFS ( X s..sn.
VI % & HI fsff2 5 Fl s.H
se@Pas t 9ne Rns Ta' indianapolis lois H.
$50 toui PAcf II se E%fREss Sleeping c.
io Ptsbarg ctnnects for Chicago daily. and ceve.
land a %SAs Sffs xSp inE so.rH
$50 1910 n2ninY en- boI II and A. Dining as so
9sns Ike G'igS fa n D@@ o 2 .iso @
s6i a2 S1" R$f f2 F6rld Ia Esq., S
SIT sl@Spers t. Augusta Jacksonvi'le. 8 August,1e
Tang :n I9 and S S9o ssss 25 i nsh' ds h
scePeIs 70 Mongomgry and f JnSt'Sa 5tc, a. jack
&" MIN ana s. Augustine. 40 p NJ. waeS-d ,, .
aay iecers a e T s"seScr to- TO- AIST,' macon
ciIEg ih'pEHKE s. OHIO RAILMAY EApress 800 p NJ
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Goun!rn Real Gslalc 1or Sale.

T'No JAMES RIVER VALLEY FARMS FOI SAIL
On" IL the other 20 miles west o('EI,huond. Va
tn" mr. valuable trucking land. all, for minerals ana
summer resort. VII; exchange for N.w-YoiL or Wash
iHgton CTS property. The other ya'uah. stock farm
containing 200 Gcfcs dwelling Eous, trso. complete
repair. For mas and fun particulars address
". A. FAlt-DN:.
sab.j Island. Va.
lfON SALE.- me EENERWYCk ESTATE. about blr,
acres Of and. cast shore Of Hudson Wl,,T win
about tao riIos q Iiyer front from Bath opplsie A.
bdnyD nearly Troy. Manor House. built Ly
Van Rensselaer,. suitable for magnificent private res
idence ~ Tor syndicate 80 sub-dvidc sp,c
ton. FIR plans. News. and other pariicuinrs ply to
f. DE J.. PALMER.
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RAILROADS..
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N EAW YORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER R.

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Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago.
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. Rochester carried on this train.
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