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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22

| hung from a cord about the middle of its
body did not appear nearly so long to those
who saw it from the street. 1t was christ
tened Coils ?. Huntington by the man in
did not even know its name stopped to see
the big devil fish yesterday. In the after
noon Camilloni sold three of the long ten
tacles of the big octopus to three different
Italian restaurants. They will be boiled
and properly dressed by the chef and
served as an unusual dainty on the menu.
There are eight tentacles in all, and every
one of these long, Shiny, sinewy arms is
covered on the inside with large suckers.
more hideous looking object one could
not imagine, nor more formidable one
in its element. 1t was caught on a rock
cod hook off the reef just above the north
passage across the bar that guards the
Golden Gate
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22
WRECK OF THE RACHEL,
The Last Wheat Ship in the
Bay Was Chartered
Yesterday.
ARRIVAL OF THE FALLS OF DEE
A Quick Passage From Honolulu to
New York Made by the
Ship keniIWorth

The schooner Rachel is lying on the
beach few miles above Point Reyes with
the great breakers beating the life out of
her.
She sailed from this port Thursday after
noon bound for Bihlers Point, and during
a thick fog Friday morning at o'clock
went ashore, drifting broadside on and
striking hard and fast in the sand. The
wind was blowing directly inshore, and
when the crew heard the sound of the surf
the vessel was already in the breakers and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22
flag across Montgomery street at the COM
mittee headquarters. The contract price
is 500.
THE BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
Directors Decide Against Subletting
Any Portion of the New Building
on New Montgomery Street.

The directors Of the Builders Exchange
met yesterday, when the matter of having
saloon in the new building on New
Montgomery street was discussed and de-
cided adversely. 1t was voted that no
portion of the building will be sublet Tor
any purpose.
1t was ordered that work on the building
be commenced as soon as the lease for the
Mission-street property is signed.
The decision that the exchange shall oc-
cupy its entire new building renders neces-
sary several changes in the plans. For
that reason, though bids for the .construc-
ton of the building had been received,
none ofthem were examined, and they will
be returned unopened to the bidders.
The regular monthly reports were re-
ceived, and though these were not alto
gether satisfactory they showed the ex-
change to be in "a good condition fnan-
cialIy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22
SCHEEL HEARS HIS FATE,
The Local Musicians Union
Thinks He Has Been
UnjuStly Treated.
HAS NOT THE MONEY TO PAY.
Joe Redding Suggests That a Mon
ster Benefit Be Ar
ranged.

Scheel responded yesterday to the sum-
mons to appear before the tribunal of the
Musicians Union, and heard his sentence
from the lips of judges who were almost
as unwilling to pronounce it as he was to
hear it.
The full executive board of the local
lodge was present, J. Matheson, the presi-
dent, being in the chair. The conductor.
who looked worn and aged, listened in
silence while the secretary read the letter
from the NATIONAL Executive board of the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22
A Crazy MANS Threats.

For several days past a middle-aged German
has been around the new City Hall asking at
the offices of the Police courts for the issuance
of warrant for the arrest of Henry Miller, the
cattle king. He told weird stories about Miller
having locked his sister up in an insane asy-
lum, and threatened, if the cattleman was not
arrested, to kill him and then commit suicide
AS it was evident that the man was crazy, he
was yesterday arrested and will be sent to an
ASYLUM.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22
Merit in CoIors.

The current number of The Wasp is fully up
to its usual high standard. The cartoon for
the week is entitled "Mr. sComish' of San Fran
CISCO" and is pa.pable hit at the peculiar
people who annually appear to vex the souls
of the Fourth of July committeeman. The
personalities columns and theatrical notes
are readable. The Wasp prides itself on the fact
that it was the first paper in the United States
to be illustrated in colors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22
A BIG DEVIL FISH.
The Hideous Looking Catch of Italian
Fishermen-Its Tentacles Eaten
Boiled.

One of the largest octopi ever caught
near San Francisco was brought in by
some Italian rockcod fishermen yesterday
and placed on exhibition at G. Camilloni' s
stall in the Clay-street fish market. 1t
measured nearly twenty feet in length
when stretched out on the floor, but being
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22
long surrendered HimseIf.

James H. Long, the attorney for whose arrest
on a charge of felony emDezzlement warrant
was issued, gave himself up at the Central po-
lice station yesterday and was charged on the
register. He was released on his own recogni-
zance by Police Judge Campbell.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22
Judge Conlan,s Clerk.

Police Judge Conlan adjourned his court yes
terday until Tuesday morning. He gave as a
reason for his action the fact that the habeas
corpus case of his ex-clerk, Ambrose Watson,
would be decided by Judge Wallace on Mon
day and then the matter of who is entitled
to the clerkship of the court would be settled.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22

THERE is an article on the market seldom
equaled and never exceiled-Jesse Moore Whis-
Ky. Moore, Hunt L. Co. guarantee its purily.s
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22

subject last night, and the probability is
that something definite will be announced
in few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
LEElGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

statio.s ,oOi OF Cortinid. ana Desbrossss ~ u,
900 A. VI Gaily tor MAtCH tHO NIX al1 lnteiiheoia's
su5 4 VI daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, ~ r.
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BkiDrE, AI ,o
the West and principal and local points dining ar 20
sspenson Iyrig- Pullman Vestbue Sleeper TO chicago
40 4. VI. daily FOR MAUCH CHUNK and nterfne'
di1fs POINTS Connections Reading AMI IarrisbGTs; ,
400 T. VI. daily except sunday ir El.MlfA ana n az
intermediate stations connections for PottsNie ana iseao'
ing: chair-,ar o. Wlkesnafre. , - ,r-No
tIO y. VI. daily except sunday. for l. ana Is -
intermediate stations; Pullman putsS
rar1r.car T. Wil-sbarre: connections FOR Potisyie -,
t:2O y. VI. daily. except sunday tor SUI III fLE>i>'
FIELD AMI Intermediate stal,rS 49,. .,.,,o-.
S.tI - VI aaily EASTON and tnternHhla" s,at,9n
C.oO - " daily FOR BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
ami nu points West. Pullman sleeper vesuusrI uain
connections ~ Reading and HARRISBURG -, ,.,..
GRO W. daily except sunday Tor Easton ana inter-
o,OC VI. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA HpT nd rs
.rt.p Ur'FF'AIO NIAGARA FALLS. and an gSS.t,.s
vs., Puimat sleepers % Chicago and Buffalo char
tickets ami Pullman arcommota'nz a, I'm 81 ia
rnI 81 =, New-v0rk 500 Fulton st '.lrt ST., VI
IaS,,tav and I3-ooklvn Annex |r@,Stn y lt.., ,..
m -, ~ Transfer 60. Will call tor ai on'ch pas-
I.' - not. or residence through - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Aiken. Helen T.. to Title Guarantee and Trust
company. n l2Gth-st. ii2. 10 It Of Lenox-
Nv NfHliE" ................
BALDWIN. Frank :. and wife 10 Flora SAWYER.
Amsi"rdam-avc, ~ n n ~ lJOth-st, de-
mand. mortgages. Observation-Disclosures.
Buck. charles and wife to the Mutual Life Insur-
nncr company : corner Manhattan-ave and
l"'u-st' Nchr' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
l2th-st year.
INum'"rE, bernard. ana wife To- Louis Blumberg,
Henry 1t. SO n ~ Rutgers-st. . years
Cox. Louisa. to Theresa Weiss, n : Odd St 4oJ II
81 3d-aVc. years. ...................... ....
C"gsw"l. Edna NJ 10 n Sharer No 2so Mott
r' b'Hihi' .
Derrick Adelinc i. to |. Stocker. seth st,
Isl {, " lst-aye. / yeaT................,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
ATOMS foot Of DesbrOsscs and CortlaNdt Stree
In In 20

In Effect Ju. uary 20. lsD5.
H Car Il
Compartment s!eepns Dns sn'SnS AND 0Ssey s;
a NJ. Cincinnati fs Gao T. 81. Indianapolis las A. u.
100 F. 1a5 T HS6 ir Luis
pullman Sleeping end Dining Cars 20 IT. LOUIS Lou:
600 ssIfsf$ s y s..s.:
sv'lPad faffsa a:s az
AAr'yss cinciunsii Q P, M Indianapolis ioi' p n.
\ issfaS %SEsa. Sleeping ca.
land 'SS 3;ifi ;;i;S Avs Frr sor1n
sTessonaI Lin A II Par Paror and Dining caro- 50
i;I5 %is% ssS$ay s s$S az %s S@2sss:,ss:
s.? nes fS5 f & L. Piss
:s@:: E siS IT,
1daH and f9AsT SE s'- eSe @ '1 c
a. NJ. daily, sleepeis to Tampa. ST. Augustine. Macon
afarlfi?R S ok fsF to r Ts%Ra 800
6y orb Th2 GST SEQ M aF 2R4 ona y6RFoK VIA
Charles Route a; NJ weekdays and with Through
Foa ATLAHTIc ciTYY. $50 p. NJ weekdays. through
Innet Iarlor Car and 6oa,h. 49,,
For G@Ff mA$ Assuy Park and po..
' saa w. i2cS 80 Asa 2' f and ' aaa ee..s
Grove. 9.45 A. NJ. 5l5
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
GO 20 s. $50 go 90 Penna Limited TO- CDin.
30 Dining CaD. Dining carr. g. 30 , n Ms
l2 - night SUNDAYS g. u. $50 q. 80 90 l,iutedl 10
A. ~ 2 DINING car 3 81 Dining carr. J. 30 Dining
carr. ) Dining car, 7.4j. y p NJ. i2i night
Tc<et Offices Nos f33 9iI. l,la6. l.322 III ard 20!
broadway: Aston House and foot o. nesnre.ses ao 81
Critandt streets Court $50 Fulton street W
broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Station. foot o. Fulton
Street Brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY the Ne"- Drk
company call for and creek baggage from
hotels end residences through 10 destination
&. VI. PROVOST. j. X. WIZ,
General Manager. General Pass AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West i2d ~. station New-York. as ft'
i.Ms And /! minutes earlier from loot Franklin ST.:
5;O \. VI. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. -
oil1 \. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. RochestS
iiunalO. Niagara Fails. Detroit. Chicago. ,..
o,i5 l.. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. syrseus
Rochester, lunao. NiasaTa Falls. Toronto pe'''s
tlcN Gland. Chicago and 81. Louis. ...,.>
$40 l.. VI. Daily. except sunday. for ttica syt~eu~
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo n..A.s,.,
S;t5 4. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit cie'eiaha ~
.nd 81 Louis. -, .,s s,eep.
tickets time tables. OF local trains paio anN ma
mg-car accommodations apply city Offices
New York. and at stations. Time tables NJ P'"'N|~
hotels. For other Information address -. An,
c. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger 's'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. Il.
. Fhst ,tApItss L.als 70 cIncinna m.
Iouis nuI All Points West

baltimore, Washington, Chicago,
81. LOuis and All points VEINS
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI Clio iGO
Leave Newiork, foot OF Liberty ST. dai ,ypG c 40 n M
30 D. III. and i2l5 night. For PITIsB,nSS' .i.oS M
l2l5 night. For CINCINNATI ST. IoulS5i COZ a m
600 y. m. For WASHINGTON BALTlMoh.,x SUndayl
q 30 a M. Dining Carr. 30 $3.50 D. m, e. xii
800 D. M. Dining Carr. GOO M i-''' "s'" "
trains run daily except $3.50 .. - 49, - Sunday
For NORFOLK 30 a. m daily l;0 p III and chatta
For NEW ORLEANS, via Roam oke. firlstoI anu LILY
nooga. through Pullman sleeping Car 800 p m da'''
Trains Illuminated with P,ntsch light , ., East
Ticket offices: l3 i72. 26i AS l'o oWay t,-aok
i4th ST.. l27 Bowery, N. y; 3tt; %,' FUTON 81
Ign. Station foot Of Liberty q. r. X OF ~, ~~aO
NewYork Trnnsfer Co. will call Tor ana ehecS Ssee""
from hotel " residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRII TIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RI.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No l.2i2 Broad
way ID door NORTH OF Thirty -hrstst.; and ADVEk'
EASEMENTS at the following B.anch Offices; -
Eighth-ave corner Twenty hifd-st. 1j2 Siyth-ave
loI Fourth-aVe. cor Foureenth-st. go Third ave: IN
ThirdaNe. cor Forty Lore ThlTd-ave.. meas
Sixtynrst-s LOS Fst-aVe 1906 West Forty-sccond ST.
1872 Coumbus-ave 81 Avenue A. 1923 Third-ave 20 West
F.uTeenthst: 25I West Forty secondst 554 Thrd-ave
1883 Thirdave; 20Jl Third-ave.. between Onehund
snd-twefth and ne-hundred- and thirteenth stA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ia.... p g.. 30 70 It = sh,2aye 2'N92' Robert 500
n .- ~. ~, W. So 20 = '.s,i, :: KS .. Eugene
r,- % 20 E,,' =, ,,e ,,Tot o Martha
.-H ~, r. 30. q S,t.a,e 25saN.9 Joseph .s.o,
ef5 ,. Sc - A,,ru. \. 25No2. Lewis go,
$50. a d. - q " ., r.innha''y;e. oo ,@'o,.
f...-.. Htrs.nr "a1 "''" ' jazz "'
r. D. p.ar.I. r~,,-~s. q" Addison Brown zoo.
b.. i"' " - '"r'r'- i,tN ~ Va: :,S
.- ''.'" ''a''n ''i VIE -.
.a.r ,-.uae,.-,.~. 'o,io-i j.
.-.. .-.. 90 y lem t.g,'., e 7,,loe p
~< r +" .v.ri :. Et ..g, - 90 at, i,,,.s
Of. i'' r. , N.,..hef c,ccaiors 4
>. t.. ,-t.r.s y We-sieder..:. i7.iSo
,.,, 81. y v.t g.. u. r,.,i'e.-. ~. u % 200
..- nse r. So w., Am,,,ideu.a'c: ~
u,. A-a g. Mt.t.r - a.. - is, .. ~ $40
A..... D. Sc ..r e.ta..' . NEN'' Julius 70 500
NJ, i.,r ,.. X, 2, . o. - so'h-.,. i3,oo
-, f. uta 20 K,rina KILN 81, lyman
81 .. . - b. - "i.'t". -'NI"'N R"'' 81 CO..
"''' ~. n n - Nli--. 25Ssi. Louis 800,
]" '.i,. arl vite 20 solomon schwarf ,.;,,.. 900"
Il .' .'... - ~ i,.i,S rai,.,s
...,..l fa.,. > - o. = ''h'''' "'''
So. N'nn =, Anna u nan. s,.,,r. III ssic,5
MHy N1"'' ant h'st ~ I1Slns,on 'ay,. 2oxso5
L.ea NIX """''". i'''''''' 49, -. 1902
go, nus, p 1850 o Z 5i-sy~ iN7Ni"N
H.i..~ fT T., r. r. I, ~ rnN@'" ssi,o Eita
90 ,,,l1'll,ti., and cArcItrK u Sarah u - ,oo
BROWN. ''''I -, ~ =, Marlin r Townsend. 3lluo
, ~ La4 r. v Z 2layc. l. ~n'a' II;
ra J. S.g'.n, =" - II ,~a q iIx.5 samuel
l'' ,r,. =. William FISCHER and N!t"... 3"'"
,'" '' .,s 2, " II lenoS 2lNr' II; $500
l'' ,,,,r-r ar.l VII. q, HERMANN TonNes. 2"r"
~ ''' ~ ~ % n Amsterdam l"N
'',.... ,,.u,,r, " HAN Ceasar t'n". .....
-, ~. - East. Frederick Weber and "he - 90.
, .-f,...ate corner l2ith-st '2Hl'"r
N.rh,trsu ST. NlGg3 James VI DRAKE
i'' H." +. S,har.r .........-.... ..........
.,..., . - Marlon-aN'. -3k
200" ~ l'''' III -, III n n - Fordham-ayc.
~. ,.s,,i ~ Amt. Naurhton widow and exec
1890 i.,ila Naughtur deceased 1T al to
.'.N ,.t-.t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
~ r., n of iOh-aNc 2jSl"22
- ..,.,i,.n H., christian Hier-ack 1'uh
,.''.,,. " ,.rucr Rutgers slip. 81 4Nd" -. 400,
.-.,I.., iier-nok and wife 60 Leo Stullnskl "1oh
ts.,'''. "a - a,r;.i ~ broadway. a"Nl,t'HN
''-'Nt''''r' ..... ............
- ','',, "a corner West End-aye 2ix3oN2s
II i'r,l. ................ $4,000
49, i'i.' us n p II Avenue \. 25Noio. John
], .rt.i,n.r referee. to Amelia It"cht and -
I'M .i, .......... 5000
-. 'l.l...It .,. Z. g. i5G2 - l6ist-st 1S.1N
t..fr.k j owens and VIZ" To- John
0-i.r.rn ........... -.-.,,': '""
~ 5>s 4xi1. tNlooN.". william y ,hrk anu
w.f. Union N"i rn'l iut'' 3" oo ',,''' ,.
iaf-t-st. e. ri r. " - -. ny SWELL 'u''S
T. Harmon q" li'nti'tu Wn,'''I
Trcdrfick J. ig.'r ' - ,,i't, 80 ''''
ii,flI Sc nos - ana "a West, 'h'h'4lh" loN 49,,
T., T.uI. I.'s' ...--.. -. '''''"
it7ff.-t s. p. 100 II " OF shave. -h5NiWll IL m -,
iuist.at NoS 80 nnd - West FRANK Jofd'h
and Wye 10 Jh',n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
TT1HE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR MARCH.

COPPER, STEEL. AND BANK NOTE ENGRAVING BY
c. w DICKINSON. Jr. G1ustrated)
Describes styles Of engraving metal and
tells how countcrfeing bank-notcs made difficult by
the work of the geometrical lathe and other
THE BIRTH OF a SICIIIAN VOLCANO BY Prof.
ALPHEUS s. PACKARD Gllusrated)
vivid description Of the eruption that formed OF
the cones surrounding Etna.
THE MOTHER IN WOMAN's ADVANCEMENT BY
Mrs. BURTON SMITH.
A wholesome feeling view OF the question
by Southern woman.
WELI.NER'S SAII~wHEEL FLYING MACHINE BY
Miss HELENE BONFORT. GllustraedJ
A device which promises much navigation
air consisting Of novel mode Of employing aeropanes.
OTHER ARTICLES:
The Lesson Of Fires; Scientific Method in
Board Schools; Biological Work Secondary Schools:
The Mutual Aid Society the Senses illustrated,
An Old Industry: The Scientific Work TynaaIl;
Highest Mountain Ascent; Bookbinding Its Processes
and Ideal: The Beginnings OF Agriculture: sketch OF
Thomas Nuf'ali with PorraiD.
Correspondence Editors Table: Literary Notices: Popular
Miscellany; Notes.
90 cents n number: $500 a year.
d. APPLETON & CO., NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
Royal. BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMoRE AND "ASH''''
For Phllaae lphia week days. 30 500. 9tp. lVVo.
II 30 fiDiring T"r1 A. NJ 20. 3sp 400 BUFFET Paros
Car, So" DINING Car: 600 I$o; SO r N IN
SO CDin.ue arr zoo p. NJ. i2.l5 night o.oo I'm
F1r Ral'inf-, ant Washington. week days '"y ~ y
OHM car, \ N. 30 3.3O 800 Dining car ~
= n i2l5 night. .,undays. 900. II 30 tlD.ning Cao
4 IL 10 80 1Dining carr 500 p NJ. II - night-.
ri kes and paslor-car be procured at ~ ls
oGl a. ga 30 800 Broadway. T3' Gth-aHe. 81 Eass
irh-st 1874 as 2ith-s', 21' West l22h.s, % n..J
,rtti..av. w-Yo~k SEQ Falton-st. BROOK.
I'm g> R-o3IW,y Williamsburg The New-York Transfer
Cr,av vll -al or AMI check baggage from hotel OF
resi1aure 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
Cunnirn propertp for Sale.

NUTLEY y I-Impr,ved and uumrrovcd property
~ sor sale let Circulars ~ yaritoI Cl.umbDi
building, NuueN y J.
60 FOR CHOICE 5-acrc fruit and poultry farm. one
- - mir from depot al Est,e y. j. Finest markets
ay4ilah'. Whether for occupation or Investment. y,u
had write far Particulars 10 u. l. RlSLEN III
s ION s.. phlat. rnAL. Irnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

Mrs. Humphry Wards new three-part novel,
cite The Story Of Bessie Costrell. is 10 Appear
in the May. June and JAY numbers OF Heflp-
ner's Magazine" The scene is laid in England
II is an attempt to portray the life ana rouoes
Of a laborer's wife from the point OF view OF her
class The story is to be published in book FORM
by the Macmillans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
FOR LAKEWOOD,

$50 SIS A. II. i:i5 $40. 40 p ~
F,- Fa-rningdale Toms River Rarnegat PARK AND bsf'
ncgat 100 SIS A.. NJ. i:ij. 40 = NJ ,.,o "
FIR Atlantic CITY Vlneland and BT1dseton ''"o ~ ~
Is NJ , 49,. tytsb,a,5. "A
Eavosink 49,. s:l5 II 30 A. ~; 30 lAo' 49, f'''
~, c,,Hn, no 4 % 4 VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

The first volume CT photographer" Charles
Scribners Sons) is completed by Part Fourth
which has fine title page appended that sub
scribers will eagerly place in the book they have
been waiting to send to the bndery. The four
parts make a noble whole. Not only is an
arestic title page provided, brtea good table OF
contents, and an index which is positive boon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY,
,Antnracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
~ AID AFTER DEC. 30. 1885,

Fou- tracks Automatic Block Signals.
ON AID AFTER DEC. Sd. 1894.
Trains leave station foo, OF Liberty .
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunk &cl
40 7.ij. oo 1l:t5 % Eastonl A. ~ 1;io l:Sv ~"
80 t7l5 70 East ~: A NJ. 100 go 500 D. ~, NJ
tT Eihes so re- re- :, t''t SHo anu 40 4 n
For Reaiir at 40 500 9:io 1000: II: 80 a ~ ilo.
40 A. NJ 100 80 $50. 600 p NJ i2i5 night "a
For Harristur' at 30 500. $40 A. NJ ~ 90 49,
500 %, T. NJ 1915 night. Sundays 100 o'3o, oO
VI ic:i5 night ,,o @ ~
For Snnbtry Iewisburg md Wliamsport at 40, SUI
olo ~ 40 l2o. 40 r. NJ SUNDAYS SO :: po,,
poasant 30 SIS i3o A NJ. 10 f5 q 40 u Red
RanlO i:i5 i:io GI5 p VI SUNDAYS. er,ep' ocean
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19
Glue cmpieblens,uert Bro.
tdoiire.

wilroe llns bieier Sage CUR Giniibt
3ugeltellt, wel6e mir I'M 10 lieber enc
pleblen oils oaiielbe au6 tirblihe
Mpprobationen erbalten bat. gs 1T
ell Sii6leln, o0s ben Sitel .ernfte
TGtbe" trd9t uno Den oeuti6en 6rauen
in @merita aeUiomet lit. 9erfaIier
oes @ertes lit Or. SObn Suno bon
Chippewa Sails, g8is. IS tpltet %
Gents uno eridien in Der Serolo
Sruferei 81 Gau 6laire, @is. 9tah=
itebenoen @mlpiebluu9 oes General
@lcar @erp &ep. =. 8eper bon Gbippe=
,pu 6als seuot ebeniuls fir Die BE-
6eutllng oes gDerfes.
Chippewa Sails, 1s. Sauuar 80.
Guer Sodmirbeu
empieble i'd b;ermit bic beiselesten r@rnite
MGtbe" pon Or. 8. Sunb, CTR ssfl. Surb=
ii6t uno eriude Sic ireunSlia't um Gsrbreiz
ting berieiben inter ben 6rausu Sbrer
Gemeiuoc.
Ser Nnteil, ben bic Qettiire berielben iiiiten
piro, iiberltei9t i~eoeniaQs ben nieori9en FreiS
pon % Sents pro Seit.
Siir bic uotbi9e an;abl groi6iiren in Sbrer
@emeinoe weubeu Gle lid 9efGligit brett
OIL Or. s. Suno, 6bippepa Salts, isis, all
Uelben aud Der getro9 ein;ulenoen ut.
Gller yo6wiiroem er9ebenlter
Haul 8eper, .. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19

etluds geI0nolicn IHn0 CT i'm Nuf
elmer 98iclc. Ter Bella lelsiutrt0e lug IN
cinem 9Sielcngraben, i'm Gile Ielt9e=
'rnren uno nit Shnee beoedt. Nur
Ole Eruit, auf nelher Die 9rnle ilno
Die 9ebCiltcu 0lnoe rubten, ioluie Nuie
lnO Mtuao maren iidtbar. Ser bins
S~uAeruiene 2lrSt tonnte MIR ben SOB
feltlteller.
$ III Sabre 1916 elnpiinQen in Der
Siocele Srier II Serren Die bl. Nrie=
'teripeibe. Gier BON oleien iinO nod
am Seben lllo peroeu i'm Qaufe oieies
Sobres oas ~50jdbri9e Yrielterjubildum
begeben. Gs iinO bieies Die Serren
GbrenOomberr 6brDIta, 1e6ant uno
gIarrer in Priim (geueibt Is. 6ebr.);
@c9lan, Pfarrer in &~aiienbsim az.
WRai); @~riepenter. YfOrrer in Sinsi9
Oh. Sttober) llnO Sacpbi, Yfarrer in
&eDIin9en GO. NOD.)
Sn 5rier beri1ieo Der oorrnaliae
9'orer @eOra Soispb 80tb BON Geiten,
Rrsis Gernfaltel, i'm 60. 2ebensiobre.
Gr mar Sebiirtia aus 9allenoer, &reis
@Oblen3. lett 1851 Yrielter uno mirtte
a!s 6aplan in gernfaitel, nls Yfarrer
81 Veloenj Greis 9erntaltel, ieit 1868
ais poltor in Sieier uno ieit 1891 als
FOLDER in &eiten. r. 1. P.
Die @emeinoe Sprba6,
Pfarrer Salenro6r, &reis @ittlih,
welde 400 Seelen ;ablt uno felt Sa6r-
bunoerten cine Rapele SIT @breu oes bl.
8angolf uno einen eiaenen Gir6bof
bat, miro in galoe cine ueue 9apele
erhalter, oeren ROGbau 21, 500 Mt.
tOlten ioa. @om biit6fiden Groi=
1ariate erhielt Die Geneinoe eiuen
geitraa bon $4,000 Mart IMP bel
1900 Mort limb in Den lebten Sa6ren
9eIammelt nOroen. Sin Mitolieo Der
6emeinoe bat our SeIddifun9 oes
Nltars 1000 Murt gei3sntt.
Serr 8aipar Sarl gfriem
bat oGs SubilIum ielner 25i1briaen
gSirtiamteit ais S2dunt uno Sfarrer
BON Silesbeim, 4reisSaun, oefeiert.
Der bodw. Subilar luuroe 1923 in
Soblenj g%eboren, 1854 getueibt uno
6aplan in @aoern, &reis Wersis, 1853
paltor in Wenoeratb, &reis gloenau
rlo tGm I'M Sanuar 1870 als paitOr
nah SiQesbeim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19
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gartb tbdtlg 1T. Sas lhnge sYaar
mabts sinl9s Sa9e cine SohSeltsrsils.
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bier trdllion1ten llnterrl1t 9eben.
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Der bel9llben llulperlltdt IN 8eHt, VI
miro 5ipel &lallen eronnen, cine fiil