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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ts.etIrNETsnN

WASHINGTON
70, philadelphia. week days ssS go s ol o
Parlor Carp 500 Dining Carr. 500 dining car, asS.
Ii 30 Dining Car, A. NJ 2:so 400 500 Dining Can,
500 Dining Carr p. NJ. i2:l5 nishi. - 49,
For baltimore ard washington. week iavs 500. 1000.
1880 Dining Carp 4. ". 2so 800 500 Dining cas,.
200 Dining Carr r. NJ. 12f5 night Sundays. 1000.
II 80 Orlng Can a. NJ. 23t. 800 (Diniag Can. GOO
Tickets and parl5car seats can b. procured at foot
OF Liberty St. l3, l72 POI. as 90 20 32s nrCst.
73I 9th Az. 81 East 1th st.. 1874 East i2:th ST,
eT3 West le5th St. 25l Columbus Az. ewYorb Court
ST. 500 Fulton St. Rrooklyn: 9s R'oafway. Williams.
TIE New-York Trarefe Company VIII call for and
rhec from ho, -
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Tteuu. Steamers.

N1OBUE @[gRN1AI Lloyd
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. $1,000.
Cabin $50 and upward according 70 location IL SaDin
Aiier Tues Oct 90 10 a m lWerra Sat Nov rs. 10 a.
rrsye sat Nov 10 A. m Havel Tues Nov. 10. 10 am.
Lahn Tues Nov. T. % a Saale Tues. Dec s. ~ IN
Spree Tues. Nov IL 10 m Spree Tues Dec TO- ~ am
Return tickets available from Mediterranean OF i''i"
Bremen London o fiavre.
OEIRICHS & CO., . Bowling Green.
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WINTER CRUISES tbs ,.. -
v,,..-,,.., a., III. OR0gMT
r,. Hamburg American Lines TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS
& 8 FIiERST BISMARCK Will leave New-York January
Ss,b lsa6 FOR Madeira, Gibraltar. Algers. Genoa Nice.
ris Alexandria (for Cairo and the Pyramids jana for
IsusaIem) Smyrna Constantinope Athens. Malta. Mes.
sina palermo Naples Genoa. Newyork. Duration about
ten weeks.
rrn7MTP nnrN1rN and the Spanish Main. The
WkSU UEllWUSS Hamburg American Lines TWIN YIN.
sEEpisW EXPRESS y :. COLUMBIA will leave New-fork
1arv % istsj for port au HaytD. Mayaguez.
1Porto Rico st. Thomas ST Kits Antigua. Guadeoupe
Martinique ST. Lucia Barbados, Trinidad. La iuayro
Tor caracas Venezuela and Puerto Cabelio kingston
GanaicaC Havana York Duration. about 4is
ans This ia the nrs time transatlantic liner tabout
times as large ordinary W. l. Liner win all us
comforts is offered this For further particulars
apply to tn, ,.r, Nv
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
tAnthrac.te coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals

fAntITaCite coal used eNcIIsVeyJ
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Slgnala
and after October 20 1898.
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty 81
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Ae,
40. 7I6. o:lo ~ As TO Esston, A. NJ l;lo 80 go
Easion). 4:3O 5:i5. 7:sO Alenown. p " Sunday
30 C7l5 to Easton) A. NJ, 100. $50. 800 r ~ .
For Wilkestarre, pi,tston and Scranton BIO A. N,
ilo. 80. 30 p. NJ. Sundays. 80 4 n go,
For Reading $50 $ 90 90, II 20 a ~, iio
days. 100 2;3o. $50. GOO NJ, i2ie might ,.,o 80
For Harrisburg 40 500. $40 a. NJ, ITO, 30
t0o 200. 50, p n: 1918 night Sundays. 100 So
For Sunhury. I1ewisburr and wil,iamsport. a "a
SEQ go A. II, 1910 100. 7'ad p NJ. Sundays ~
ALr~RAIL ROUTE.
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south n Point
Pleasant. 40 s:15 II 80 A. NJ. 1880. las. 400 40
615 T. NJ. SUNDAYS exceut Ocean Grove and Asbav
Park 900 A NJ 90 p VI
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barnssat 80. Sis
A NJ. 1:4J. % T. VI
For tlantic City. Vlneland. and Bridge;on 43o A. u.
las l.. NJ
For Monmouth Reach. seahr'zht. ard Hghands q
Naveslnk. 4?0. s:i5 go \ NJ. 40. ii5. 3:S 400
40 p NJ. SUNDAYS 600 A. 400 p. v.
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Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIl|
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot VI DesDios,ss t.ani, sussta
80 A. NJ. FAST LiNE-Psflor Car 10 10 r,t,sOurx
1000 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LTMITED.-Pullm,,
lion CAS- Arrives chicago A. 3d. cieSeIsn Ss', e;
Iouis;llIe io5 a. 81 St; Louis 3a5 r II. and 4o,sa;
vile and Chicago Arrives Cincinnati 1913 A. n, ~
COO p. VI. WESTERN ExPRrss Pullman sl..,ls,
and Dining carr = Chicago and Cleveland. Arrives
7as 3 VI. 3 ssoHHrHH@EsTEES fExfPREsSs epy
s1ns ns Ins Gers to G9en9Sg a's s. @
500 :u rAcsrc 'f,S1s Sleeping ca
'''' e'c FoR 'xTLAyTA EXPOSITION
y i2; nSst pa ATATTc r c9s % and SG e. 200
wI,,sM,aIscTo s 4! Asp THH sogrH .n..
g,s..onaI LINN I'll parior and Dn :. z Cas-. Cap. 40
parlr ard DINING cars,. 80 Dining Carr. Dining
s Sen; . ~ p ,s Mi ~ + night
crrssPEAKr 2 ONO RAILWAY. Esrr.', p. u
a TS5 o% s s61Sr a"e 9Pl9s @ via
c e,,s s2.te 4 NJ weekdays and with Through
ATExSrIc Try s"s ESApE MAY 100 " v..s-a.r
rls,.snt $40 4, n. 2lo $40 20 ana 40 r Z
psf'o 5i5 s@9a'y ;s'S at 'ne'a.e' '' A'''
go 40 soa s rg' 3 PEE: 1910 Ola:
Gs s,'f ss Gs ss 's $50 ciI 10 10 & d Il
4. NJ, lining Can, :. 80 Dining csr). Dining
rcse, S sDn'"S So. 4 o. os ga nSs ana ~,
osnS ao' coS Street fs 40 q FUTON 20
grootway and Brookyn Annex station c r2o' 9, F,on
ran.erD Company viii call Tor and check baggage tro
so's' sPe cs4ences through to WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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EcQal \ Offices.
~oN.oSo.NNNNN.NNNNN~N%
or ArES GRCIT


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. for
u the Southern District OF New York-Benj , NJ
Fowler J c. Zachry. Elizabeth Garrett and Henry T.
Morgan Ghe last named being intervenors). COM
plalnants against The Jarvis-Conkn Mortgage trust
Company. defendant.
Whereas been appointed BY order duly made and
entered Special Master 10 take proofs OF
O the defendant the Jarvis Conklin
Mortgage Trust Company notice Is hereby given pursuant
10 such that any and all persons having claims
against said Company invited 10 appear before me-
an NV Office No Nassau Street. In the city OF New
York on the 18th and 10th days Of November. 1885
AZ eleven o'clock the forenoon. TO make proof OF their
claims. - - - -
Where claims presented by any persons or corpora
,lons claiming agents. attorneys or assgnees or
debenure holders guaranteed mortgage holders or other
creditors they will be required to exhibit 10 me or file
with me- satisfactory evidence In writing OF their author
ity 10 IN the premises
INFANTS who do appear either in person or by
submit statement OF their claim
in writing duly verified by affidavit. and containing the
name and address claimant and description OF
The cbaracer of his claim Wherever the the
Lain admits proof Of claim must also forth the
amount Of principal and interest separately stated which
was due thereon al the ~ the appointment Of the
receivers namely tn. 2sth day Of September
proofs may be submitted any time TO and including
the last hearing namely the 18th day OF No
vemher 1885 - -
Dated New-Yors. September 2s, 1895.
tSigned CHARLES STEELE Special Master.
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Olfan Sleamers
WHITE STAR LINE.

Teutonic. Oct. 40 D. m.lGernsnic Nov. q p. m.
Britannc. Nov O. $40 a. m. lTeutonic. Dec m.
Majestic .Ncy; iss2 y m b,,Ia .a Dec Il 2p m
no COTTON CARRIED az PASSENGER srEAMERs
Pier IS. North River. ONCE, ~ Brosdway. N. X.
u. MAITLAND KERSEY. AsSpt .
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Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers-S.
as foows and 1--WE minutes earlier from West I'D ST.:
O.On A. M.-vestibuled Express Daily for Wayery
J'UU Cinghamton, Elmird, Buffalo. Bradford. James
town Cincinnati and Chicago. Parlor car 10
Buffalo
DIX 4. M.-Deaware Valley Express. Daily except
J'lC Sunday for Tuxedo. Goshen, Middleton, Port
Jervis Iackawaxen. Calicoon Hancock Deposit
Susquehanna. Parlor Por, Jeryis.
800 EN-: II g$sa,aSss R: sy!. d s;
e:45 A. NJ. Chicago p. N. Sleepers TO CHI
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
ZOO :dsS sss H. Si :ci P
Tor Detroit. Chicago ard the West. Buffalo pas
sengers remain In sleeper until a. VI. - -.
or j., M.-Vla Cha,auqUa Lake ard Niagara Fails
Old DAILY Solid train 70 Chicago. Seepers 10 But.
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car. $500
T oCAI. TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
L. Recommendations ut II. 2s1 401 and eo7 Broadway.
1870 East i25thst Chambers end West 22t-st ferries
JIrdson-st Hoboken. and JERSEY CITY Station. Ere
transfer Company calls 'or and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 10 destination
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ANNEXED DISTRICT.

Iooa,,o, Occupied
I Jackson St. near Westchester .
- ~ T,,rnrtks Vacant store.
,,..-no :, hot, iith 18th Vacant store.
q Fort Schuyler road. near Malt .
:" i,nd ave ..................N Vacant store.
4 Main a, mr. West Farms road -. barber shop.
2 Clln ave q white Plains road Private house.
@ White Plains road. bet. 9th and
" c,h s,s ......'............... Barber shop.
White plains road and 9th Vacant store.
& white Plains road 10 ave. .... Cigar store.
o. White Plains ron1. cor. Kossuth .
ave Observation-Disclosures Vacant store.
I LAFAYETTE ave. mr.. Main Vacant store.
II Main st. Prospect ave ...... Barber shop.
BY order Of Board OF Police.
T. F. RODENHOTGH.
Chief OF Bureau ~ Elections
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State OF New-York.
ONCE Of the Secretary OF State.
Albany, july 20. 1895.
T, the Clerk of the County of New York-Slr:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT. AT

AOlltE 10 llThEDA 'i'h iiihi' NJ
~ the Election 10 be held in this state the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday Of November
Noyember o. the following ofcerf may be lawfully voted
Secretary OF state. the place Of John Palmer.
Comptroller. in the place u James 4. Roberts.
4 Treasurer N the place Of Addison b. GOWN.
Attorney General. in the pace Of Theodore E. Han
state Engineer and Surveyor. the place Camp
An whose terms Office expire day 0,
An Associate Iuage Of TIE Cour, Of Appeals in the
place Il Francis " Finch whose Of offce will
pire the last Gay 81 December next.
Three Additional Justices Of the supreme Court for the
First judicial District provided for BY section I.
article g. state Constitution.
sloral District place y Andrew j. Campbell deceased
A Senator for the Tenth Senate District. composed Of
that part Comfy Of NewYork within and bounded
by line beginning OF Canal street and he Hudson tVer
ard running thence along Canal street. Hudson street
Spring stree, Broadway the Bower
Division and Jackson street, to the
East river and thence around the southern end OF Man
ha,t,n Is,asa to ne place q BEGINNING and also Gov
OF that part II the County II NcwYofk lying north
beginning the Junction Z Broadway and Canal street
ard running thence along Broadway Fourth street ne
seventh street Avenue - Clinion stIeet hs'ng,on
street; 90 the pace ~ beginning. - ,
a. hat part Of the County 81 Ne~Yor lying norm OF
districts numbers Ten and Eleven and with ana bounded
~ ine beginning al jackson street ana inc Ehs' .Eei'
ana running thence through Jackson street bTahd street
DN sion street. Norfolk street Rvingion stree, linton
street Avenue r. seventh street. Avenue \. 81 Miik
pace Third avenua Fourteenth street 70 the Eas,
Senator FOR the Thirteenth senate District COMPOSED
Of hat part - the County Of NewYork lying north OF
district number Ten and within and bounded by a line
BEGINNING at the Hudson river al the loot OF Nsnai
sullivan street Spring street Broadway. Foufs street
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BALTIMORE g. ONO RAILROAD.

ENpre3s IItINs 10
Raltimore Washington. Chicago. Cincfnnnth
ST. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI. TRAINS.
Leave New-York OF Lberty-st daily for CHIC 40
80 p m and i2:l5 night IITISBTRG 3,s9s eT sum-
600 D. nj WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE m. e eS
S,,n 10 a m II a IT.. Dining Car 23O. Dlning Sn
$50 p M sun. Dining Carr 800. 600 D. NJ DINING
Carl, night.
NORrOI.K II 80 n daily 49, -.
NEw-oBLEANs s,s RS.noEs sTs'ol ar" sany
All trains illumina.ed with Pntsch light
Ticket offices: l13 i7o 2Gi Az ilio broadway 81 ~.
Il,h 81. I2T Rowery. " Y; 3if Fulton s., BooSiyn'
stations foot ~ liberty ST. G. r. Y. ~ = J. -.
New York Transfer Comnanv will cqn for ana cnees
baggage from, hotel residence to destination.
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RAILROADS.
-AmsRIcA's oRgATEsr RAILROAD"
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ ulJncnN pUcRR p
- HUDSON R!VER n. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
$40 M-Excep, sunday. Empire state nAp'''~
Fastest train In the void - y.,..,.,
Dt3O A DAILY. Fast Mall. For Syracuse. Foche''e''
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chcsgo. r.. III IN,
1O,3O A. NJ Except sun@ay. Day Express For all I'M
portant State points ,... o., c,,c,n
100 II. M.-Daily south western Limited io' ~
loo p DAILY Chicago Special. for Detroit ''e'e-
land Toledo and chicago. r,., ro,.hte.p.,.
$3.50 hh's mpaiy SoTS Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 4 NJ. Chicago. 40 p NJ. e.o,,.o
GOO r. M.-Daily. For Albany Troy. uuca syiao Ein
buffalo. Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago en-
e.c5 p M-Daiy Saratoga Piattsburg. st. Adams
Saranac Lake. and Lake Placid ,,..,.. 49,,
700 = M-Daiiy For AdrondaeK ''o'''a"' ""'
1880 p M-Daily For points on Auburn Road BI.aio
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Indianapolis, 81 LOUIS
$500 p M~Daiy Only Sleeping Car passengers tor
Rochester carried on this train. ..
Ou6 r M-raily. For Cape Vincent. ogdensours'
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago 49,, ,r,nc,,i
points New-York Central. every night except
sno A. NJ and 3. a5 p M-paiy. except Sunday. to
OILS A. M-Sunday only TO Pittsneld and the Berk'
'hi. ny; Via H 1RanN sy to 0YYoxKERs
"Au night trains run between s5h-s and points on
Putnam Division far Yonkers IN CONNECTION w" I'll
the Elevated Road This IL the only line running ="
night" trains out OF New-York
Wagner Palace all through Trains
Trains Illuminated by PiEtsch Light 49,, r....
Tickets and Wagner Offices a. Grand Central S,huon;
y, B,oaawsy - Park I l pal Alb 81 81 ,ah
st. and iss,hst station New-york 1873 and '2G Fulton
st. md 100 Broadway. f. D.. BROOKLYN Ma,
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the "es
General Manager General Passenger Agent
The morning times., 1895-10-16
FIRE LADDIEs GET A PRESENT.
Engine Company No. = Kindly Remem-
la..r l,,- L lilo irl.

ENGINE COn1IHny NO = hln0Iy KEN EN-
bered by Two Little Girls.
The members of Engine Company, No. 2,
of the District fire department, are in
debted to Misses Daisy and Oracle Green,
two little maidenS of Jersey City, N. j.,
for n handsome present, the ceremony at
tending the delivery OF " hich took place at
the engine house al O'Clock last evening
The donation comprised a card table and
checker board combined, with q full set
OF men and other raraphernalia W it'll which
to while away the leisure hours.
Assistant Chief John kurtZ made the
presentation speech, expressing the hope
that the recipients would fight fire with
the same skill that is rec uired to " in i'm a
game OF checkers, and would achieve sue
cess with but few moves in all contests
with fire.
Foreman Kelliher responded neatly, re-
turning the thanks of himself and bis COM
rades Remarks were made by Hostler
Jacobs, Mr.. i. NJ. Finley, and others, and
Instrumental music " as supplied by William
Behlcr and Oscar Frazer The programme
closed with the presentation of a feather
duster to the company by Mr.. c. W. Green,
and then all sang John Browns Body"
The company members provided COLA
ton to W hfch all were invited.
The little girls who SO kindly remem-
bered the company, are in the city with
their father, Mr.. c. W. Green, an official
OF the Pennsylvania Railv ay Company. who
is spending his vacation here.
The morning times., 1895-10-16
BEFORE THE FEDERATION
Important Business Received the
Attention of the Delegates.
Albert Cary Placed on Tie Unfair List
and Others Taken Off It-Reports
From Committees.

The Federation OF Labor was called to
order last night by FIRST Vice President
| Charles IL. Wonder, with representatives
| from thirty-four Ioca labor orSaniZa-
tions in attendance. 1t was reported that
| President McHugh was absent from the
| city.
The reports from the various committees
made some very interesting reading. The
special committees on Mr. Albert Cary's
work reported that non-union men had
done the gas fitting and on the recom-
mendation of the committee, he was placed
Oh the unfair list. The same recommended
ton was made by the committee sent 10
the six Little Taiiors." The reports
of the committees We're concurred Ill by
The Federation.
Under the good OF the order, a report
was made by the paperhangers, which cree
ated considerable interest. The case was
that, %lien, on last Saturday evening, about
twenty paperhaugcrs, working for a Mr..
W Il. Long, went To receive their weeks
wages, they We're informed by Mr. Longs
lawyer that an assignment had been naue
ana consequently there was no money TO,
pay them. The men. IL was stated, had
sought legal advice Ill the matter. but
had been Informed that there was no law
in the District OF Columbia that would
protect the workingnan i'll getting his
hard-earned wages, III such cases, except
by taking chances like all the other credit
ors. This state OF affairs was a revela-
lion to many of the delegates al the FEEDER
alton, who were familiar with laws in
the states, where mechanics were properly
protected.
After some debate, the matter was re-
ferred 10 the legislative committee for its
consideration. and il Will probably result
in Congress being asked to enact a law
10 cover such cases.
Tie Carriage Makers delegates re-
ported that a fine had been placed on their
members who were seen attending the La
fayette Square Opera House. Upon the
Recommendation OF the Tailors, Robbins
& Bros, on ii street near the Government
Printing Office, were taken off the unfair
list, their case having been satisfactorily
settled. The Painters recommended that
S. Salomun, the saloonist, be taken Off
the unfair list, and it was referred to the
| contract COMMITTEE.
Credentials were received from the Horse
| shoers' Union and the Steam Filters Asso-
| citation.
Excelsior Assembly called attention to
| the lecture that will be delivered next
| Friday evening at Typographical Temple
| by Delegate Samuel II. Bell on Govern
| ment ownership of telegraphs." During
| the latter part of the meeting the second
vice president, Frank Dent, presided.
The morning times., 1895-10-16
AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS

We show the finest
assortment and best
.qualities t h at
amount of money
will buy anywhere
in America. Clay
Diagonals, Scotch
Cheviots, Smooth
Cassimeres, Wors-
teds, ETC., in both
sacks and cutaway
frocks. Latest cut,
exquisitely tailored,
and as perfect fit
ting as if you had
b en- personally
measured, for the
nearest to t h e M
you'll see elsewhere
will be $50 and SIS
at the custom shops.
Other suits as low
as $lO-and as
high as S4O-all
worth their price,
too, but this $l5
grade of ours is the
envyof other dealers
in town.
Top Coats that are both stylish
and reliable as low as s $lO-per-
feet fitting, too, SO are those at
$I2, SIS, $18 and up.
Visited our shoe department
yet? It's filled with the best and
newest footwear made. Well fit
you properly and save you money,
Prices are S2.40 to So. so. All
feathers. All shapes: All sizes.
All widths.
Robinson, CHERY& Co.,
18th and F SITS. (S!$;ai:S, SsssisSss,. Is:.' sssss
The morning times., 1895-10-16
CANADIAN sEALERs' CLAIMS.
Treaty TO Be Arranged by Secretary
OIncy and Sir Julian PauncefOte.

OIncy and Sir Julian PauncefOte.
The return of the British anba ssador.
Sir Julian PauncefOte, will be followed
next week by the preparation of treaty
by himself and Secretary Olncy looking
to the settlement of the claims of Canadian
sealers captured in years past in BeriDg
Sea and before the recent Paris award
In order to facilitate the drafting of the
treat some mem Der of the Ca ma dian govern
ment viii be present, who can be consulted
from time to time with reference tu certain
matters of detail. 1t has not been decided
who this gentleman will be, but il is
known that Sir Mckenzie Bowel, the
premier of the Dominion, would be highly
acceptable both 10 Sir Julian and Sec
retary Olney.
Sir Mckenzie Bowel, while advanced
in years, is still in full intellectual vigor,
and is thoroughly familiar with every phase
OF the dispute between this country and
Canada regarding the Bering Sea fish
cries.
One reason for expediting the treaty is
the rapidly approaching session of Congress
and another is the probability that the
Canadian parliament will be convened in
extraordinary session at about the same
time to consider the complications arising
out of the Manitoba school question.
The morning times., 1895-10-16
WHEELS BROKE HIS ARM.
Narrow Escape of Louis Nauck In
Railroad Tunnel

Louis Nauk, fifteen years of age, resid-
ing near the navy yard Sridge, on Eleventh
street southeast, met with serious acci-
dent while playing on the railroad track
yesterday.
With other boys, Nauck had climbed over
the fence and dropped to the tracks from
the incline south of the rails. The boys
were running toward the mouth of the tun-
mel, when they discovered an engine coming
on the south track. They turned about
and found that on the other track train
was coming In the opposite direction.
For q minute the lads rushed about like
Gagged rats, until one threw himself on
the ground between the rails. The others
lohoNeu sun Jus. W .ihe W escape 9eatn
was the last to get down, and one arm lay
on the track. The locomotive wheel struck
the elbow, and the force broke the boys
arm.
The injured boy was taken to bis home
Dy his comrades.
The morning times., 1895-10-16
DAMAGES UNREASONABLE.

Judge Bradley Set Verdict Aside
Against the w. tS G. Railway.
The jury in the case of Francis l. McLaDe.
administrator of the estate of the late
William Chic, against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, yesterday
awarded the plaintiff 100000.
Judge Bradley, before whom the case was
tried, Immediately ordered the verdict
to be set aside, on the ground that the
damages assessed were unreasonable.
Chic was killed at the intersection of
First street and Pennsylvania avenue,
June g. 1891, by one of the cumpany's cars,
and his administrator sued for $4,000
damages.
The morning times., 1895-10-16
Suits
On
Credit.

We not only furnish
your house on credit but
fit you out with an ele-
giant suit-weli made
be S t material - and
charge you nothing for
the accommodation. You
cannot get better prices
anywhere in town-and
Our stock is large enough
to insure you getting a
perfect fit.
Let your wife look at
our cloaks and capes.
The morning times., 1895-10-16
Finger Chopped Off in Machine

Lewis Morrison, eighteen years of age,
residing at No. 43 Eleventh street south
east, had his finger amputated in candy
machine yesterday afternoon. The young
man was working In a Seventh street
candy store, and was tending a candy
cutter, when his finger was caught in the
blades and severed near the base. Morrison
went to the Emergency Hospital, where 1t
wassew ed into place by DR.. p. NJ. Smith.
The morning times., 1895-10-16
Suit TO EuforceJndD,ne,t

traitor Of Marvin Eastw ood, brought suit
against Edw ard Caverly and others for
the enforcement of a judgment creditor s
bill of $4,000. 1t Is sought TO recover on
The morning times., 1895-10-16
COST OF STREET LIGHTS
Estimate by District Engineer
Department for 1867.
INCREASED SERVICE ASKED

Eight Hundred and Forty Addit tionaI
Gas Lamps Are Required TO Prop
erIy Light the Streets Within the
City-Georgetown and Tenleytown
Railroad secures Al Permit.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-27

His Letter Saved Him.

The head master at a boarding school
had thrashed one of the bows and
finished by saying: "Now, sir. sit
down and write a letter to your
parents, telling them how much you
are taught here and how little good it
does you. should be ashamed to tell
them, If L were YOU" The boy cried
and made all sorts of excuses, but there
was no help for it, SO he sat down and
wrote: Dear Father: 1 am very
stupid, although there is more to be
learned here than anywhere else.
Twice two's four; four boys go to one
bed, six beds make one attic, and four
attlcs make one well-ventilated and
appointed dormitory. One round of
bread and butter makes one break
fast, every dinner makes it's own sun
per, and" 'That will dol" cried the
master, who had been overlooking.
This time we will forgive your con-
duct, and you needn't send that letter.
No doubt you will be better behaved
In future. Golden Days.