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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12
The Financial System,

The fact that gold is used ard
shipped as a commodity by spec.
nlators, and that the United States
treasury is at all times at the mercr
Of spectators and combines under
our present financial system, says
She Albany, Ga, Herald, is one OF
the strongest arguments that can
be advanced in favor Of the re.
monetization of silver and q re
turn to the bimetallic system by
this country, regardless Of what
other nations may do.
When we see gold being shipped
from this country by the million
into other countries that are on the
basis Of the single gold standard
what becomes of the arguments
Of our goldbug friends and parity
and zone kind Of an American dol
lar being as good as another the
world over" so long as we are on
the gold basis? If American money
is so good under the reign Of Cleve-
land and Il forced single gold stand
ard, what's the matter with Amer
lean exchange? Why must the
raid on the government treasury
reserve be kept up and lot ;ol
gold spectators in league with
each other to be made rich at the
expense of the American govern
ment and people? Is not Il system
which places the government trees
ury at the mercy Of spectators IN
the standard money of the courtry
unwise, unbusiness,Iike and IN.
sound, If not corrupt!
With our redemption money linn.
tied to goId, the spectators can
produce Il crisis Ut our government
treasury every sixty days, and
then the government must make
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
ClGr GiI'-DFAT.
We are with |.D aD-n again.

This IS Faaa week at tHe Cape.
J. 7. and c. 4. Wells K Co. ar,
rived here about noon Tuesday with
their biz drove cr cattle. They
shipped trom here Tuesday night.
J. ?. McNamus OF aea" Glen Al
len has Ecen visiting his daughter,
Miss Moliie We i attending the
Normal here.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12

money dealers richer and all pro
ducers poorer.
The Constitution has stateI here
totore that the money question was
mcrclya question otprice-a simple
contest between those Who deal IN
money and those who buy money
with lhe products Of their labor.
The London Times, the organ cf
the British gold monometaIIists,
makes this perfectly plain when i,
says that "a general rise in prices
has no charms whatef'er." No
charms, Of course, to the creditor
class, for then debtors would be able
to pay their debts on easier terms
Producers would have to give q less
quantity Of their cotton and wheat
in order to procure a given guam
tity of debt-paying and taxpaying
money.
When the Times says that "a gen
eral rise ir prices has no CHAINS
whatever" it means that general
prosperity in the United States has
no charms whatever for the British
shylock. We have no criticism to
offer on the somewhat selfish re
marks of the Times. From the
point Of view of an organ of British
interests the Times is undoubtedly
correct. A general rise of prices in
the United States Or. what is the
same thing, general prosperity
instead of helping Great Britain.
would hurt it, and hurt 1t very
seriously. 1t would have to give
a large amount Of gold for our pro
ductS-for our cotton and wheat
and as result, its profits would be
tremendously cut down.
Great Britain is the buyer Of cot
ton, wheat and other staple commod
tiles, and the people of the Unitel
States are the sellers. A general ria>
in prices would bring about genera
prosperity here at the expense 0
Great Britain. Tie gold moEo
metallists would declare that w
had no sound money; but price!
would be sound, and Great Britai,
would have to give up her "sound
money in order to obtain our cottol
and our wheat.
The whole business is as simpl,
as sum in addition to those who's,
minds are not confused. England
beingthe buyer of our food product
and OF our raw material,i is interested
in low prices. The people Of tn
United States, being the producer
Of food products and the raw mate
rial that Great Britain is obliged (
have, are interested in higher price,
By.remonetizing silver, they can
at one stroke, secure higher price
and return Of prosperity. Th
Question is, will they allow poll
t;cians to fool them in this business
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12

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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12
2ALNIA.

Ny silence Last week was due tt
negligence, but ] will endeavor. to
make it mp this week by doubling
the dose.
Eb Grey of Wappapello was in
town Wednesday.
J. II. Watkins went to Bloomfield
TO the fair Friday.
D. ". Moore ofuear Kansas City
is here visiting relatives.
Drummers Slaughter and BEETLE
were in town Wednesday.
Several Of our citizens are attend,
ing Circuit court this week.
The carpenters have begun fran
ING B. II. Bollinger's house.
Rev. Williams preached here Sat
urday evening and Sunday
F. Byland has bought and moved
into the Whitaker property.
Mr.. Catern visited our merchants
Thursday, also Mr.. Townsend.
Messrs. Davis Bros, Of Otter
| lcreell. were in Zalma Thursday.
Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs. Burrow Of
Brownwood were in town MondaS
Ties have again come up; they
are now twenty and twenty five
cents.
Mrs. S. ?. Wolf, aged sixty six,
died of typhoid fever Monday
morning.
J. Ii. Watkins and A. c. King
shipped another carload Of cattle
last Tuesday.
Charles Vance has made new the
front of R. James grocery store by
coat cf paint.
Charles Watkins went to Bloom
field Tuesday, with five old plugs, tc
take in the fair.
Wonder if Green has the paper,
for that story about the white Penn
iscot county coon.
Earl Armstrong Of Puxico spen
several days here STRENGTHENING W
the books for J II. Moss Tie Co.
Miss Ollie Watkins went to Cap(
Girardeau, Jackson and other points
in Cape county on visit Monday.
Mss Lille Jamison of Marble
Hill, who has been visiting rela
tives here for Il week, returned
home Monday. -
I'd advise Leofllcr to keep hi,
letters off republican files if he don
want his democratic friends to gC
back on him. s~-
while driving past Steve Stev,
NSimpkins' Monday morning Mr.
|lFeltlngbnrgcr accidentally ran over
yonc Of the formers littlc girls, hurt
ing her badly, but not seriously
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12
VAHN'S.

As the old maids seem to nave
quit pushing the faber from this
place / thought | would take it up
as no one else seems disposed to do
so.
Hahn---North Zalma that vas y
is a republican stronghold, and you
need not look for many corresf
pondents from this place. I
Health is good in these parts.
Mrs. Minor Deck has been on
the sick list this week.
Marion Ford ard family will
shortly move to Pennington.
i. Dehls is about to loose his
best COW, caused from snake bite,
Frank Draper, having shared his
bird, is now engaged in building u
ness.
Frank Knott OF Madison is visit.
ing friends and relatives in this
vicinity,
Green's sawmill will be one OF
, the institutions Of our town IN
about two weeks.
One Of the young men OF o"r
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12
MARVIN INSTITUTE

VIII open its first session next Thursday,
Sept ~. The new building, as far as ceu
plcted is not only well adapted for SCI ,ol
purposes, but is really beautiful. New sod
modern furniture, steam heat, aiyy and a..
tlctlye rooms and picturesque surrounding
The frs, floor viii be finished in a few day,
while the upper rooms a. plaStered and ,rs
inshug 20 ches are being given. There
not q dollar OF indebtedness, the reo,ry
has 4 cash balance # 81, boo and the pr,
er,y /, alrcad" 'rcded TO the church, boad
can 5e bad q, irom,Sl toto $500 yer eui
For farther nlma, adir,,S the prtNd,u
Nelson u. lienrN ! iench'own. Nc,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12

Up in Jefferson county the repoE
lican county court has given notice
that it will allow nc more bills
presented by democrats. Over y,
Washington the republican coact
has made the only democratic Of
cial in the county v2cate his room
in the courthouse to make way ftr
4 brother official of the "God.ahl-
morality" brand, Hownia Wayn,
county, it is said, that 30 set On ;..r
grand or petit jury, enc must he
republican, or have bolt-d the de>:.
ocratic ticket last year, Missouri
underrepublican rrlein 1896 wontd
be a fair duplicate CT Missouri in
1865. No right.mindcl pers,u Il
wants return to those conditio;s.
- Iron County Register.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-09-12
LODGE.
Rain, mud and hot weather.

Rain, mud and hot weather.
Jack Mccormick has returned
from business trip to Illinois.
Tom Stovall Of Whitewater came
mp last Monday and returned Wed.
nesday.
Our school IS now progressing
nicely, with Miss Charity Slower in
charge.
Will Muwerv went to Frederick
town one day last week on special
business.
The Adventist is still with US,
Gpreaching every night to large
aggregation. i.1
{. vsne man,
has been making a tour of this sec.
ton the last few days.
w. W. Fletcher has returned
from an extended visit in the neigh.
borhood of Marquand.
/. Z Deputy Sheriff Manning was
through here last week subppnaing
witnesses on the Allard case.
The broom canvassers from here
have gone to Garter county as the"
have supplied the demands IN these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains West AZ ~. station. y. 7. a fo.o~A
and IL minute. earlier from Zoo; Franklin at:
$50 4. VI DAILY. iDca to bunslo.
S.:,O A.. VI Daily lo-4l T. Albany. for Catsku Noun
tains ard Saratoga P-rlor cars - Albany. sundays
only
Dis A. W Daily ror Albany. Utica. syracus. Roch.,-
tel. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland and chi
A~iI.Oo 4. VI Daily, -sccp, sunday to c.,,kll Noun
taln~ NV itifz Lakes Nohnnk and SinnewhtkA
parlor cars % Hobart and New rei'E.
B-11.35 4. VI. Daily, except SUNDAY 20 CaiaMl Noun
tains New PATTI Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewaska
10 Boomviiie. Saratoga and caldwell
LIB y 81. Saturday. only Han Holiday Special 10
Catsknl Mountain Pari0r g. Rioomsii'e
C-345 y. VI. Daily. except sunday - Cafskiil Noun
tains New raiiz Lakes M1hoak and Mlanewaska
Albany Saratoga Parlor attached TO Hobart and
Goo y. VI. Daily excep, Sunday. for Albany.
600 a. VI. Daily fpr Albany Npn're.l Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit,
cleveland Chicago and - Louis.
$50 r VI. Daily except SUNDAY. for N.whurs. Albany
Saratoga End Montreal raFior car 90 Kingston
s.15 PM. Daily. .Hr"pi sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Rocheste' and Runal1
s,n =. VI. DAILY for Aiban< r'iea Syracuse Roehe,-
ter buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chcag and -. Louis 1890 - -.
a. % 40 = jersey CITY. T. X r. Station. AO 90
BIZ 81. g % y.
FOR tick~s time tables. parlor and seepngcar accom-
rodations apply Offices Brooklyn and New York ani
stations Time tables ~ principal hotels For other
Information address
@ +. LAMBERT. Cen Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
station. foot Of CortIandt and D~sbrosscs =


200 4. VI. daily. except sG.Gay. Tor MAUCH Gil NIX
ard Intermediate stations. $500
Si15 A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BrF.
FALO NIAGARN FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE ani
West. pin cipai and local points dining gear -
Suspension Bridge Pullman Nc>ttu.e Sleeper chicasp
II 10 A.. VI daily ucayes AZ 1870 a NJ SunlAtl ~
MAUCH CHUNK ard intermediate points. Connection,
fer reading and Harrisburg.
400 y. VI. daily. EXCEPT sunday for ELMiRA ant al
Intermediate stations n-cons FOR Potsvie and Read
irg. chair-car 10 WiikeshNfre
3::sO H. VI. Suidays o1.yl for Wllkesbarre. L. & II.
Junction and all in'ermrdis.. statioas.
Ii1O 4. VI. daily. except Sunday Tor l.. and II JUNO
TON principsi irtcm.dAt ~. stations Pullman tuNet
paror-car Wilkesiarre. connections f0r rufss.ie
y. VI. daily except sunday. for Bound Brook and
irte"rIsfiaf
5In y. VI daily Tor EAsToN ant n'erTned ae at o.
G:co =. VI caly for BUFFALO NiAGAltA FALLS.
A.. points West. Pullman SreI-l t's'if 4ci TAIN
Nev York 70 Chc.ro sleep, o. haTao and Toronto:
G:O -. u. daily except sunday f1r kss;on ana inter-
mediate
300 T. Il. iany for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER RiF.'A'O NIAGARA FALLS AL al points
West. Pullman. s. 'epers 20 Chicago and kuh-lo Chair
Wllkeshar.e. - 49, 49,
Tickets and Pullman Accommodation. ., rs. 1Si. 90
and 1928 Brcadwsy ri East ,4h ST. 1856 East i,s'h 81,
New York. 500 Futon 81, tou,t 81. - BreadwAy and
BROOKLYN Annex. brooklyn Y.
The New Transfer GO VIII cal To- sri check bag
gage from hoe. residence through 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
NEW. YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot Of West 42i 81 follows O3 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.: ,,,, ,...
!55 4. VI. for West Cornwall. OTIS Minis Lakes
Mohonk and nnewaska. Middleown. Rloominsnui sn
Eienvil- rallsburgh Liberty. scranton Walion peH''
sidney. Norwich T:.ca. Ons'ia Fulton o"w'Go ..,
o:15 4. W. Tor Campbell Han, Mo lleoTn b'o o,
.ngburgh Wurtshoro. r.lcnvlc. Mountain l'ale en-
trevie Pittsburgh Monticello. Hrfloyvhie Liberty fa's
I.t5 r. H. ,saiurd,v, on,v, for Anddie,own. B'on-
inghurgh Wurishoro rllerylp, Mountain Dnle fa.is'
hirgh Monticello Hurieyylr Liberty F1ll'. Liberty,
White Lake. parfsvl'e Iiyingstc.i Manor kocklani
3I5 =. VI. f'r Campbell hall, lakes Moronk ana
Minnewaska Nidflc;opn. Bloomn~surgh WirteDl 70.
Ellenve Mountain Dale Centreyie. Faiisnursn Sonil-
cello Hurley, lie Liberty Falls. Liberty Pifk"Nre L-
ineson Manor. Eockani.
900 T. VI. DAILY for Campbell Hall. " idlstown.
Liberty Livingston Manor Walton Delhi si'ney. Nor
cich Randali.,ie oneida. Fulton. osweso Nngara
Fails and polnis Pullman Sleeping Car. Reel nng
Chair Car. seats free. - Niagara Falls .
5,t5 y. VI. for West Cornwall. Orf's Mills. Meadow
Brook Burnside Campbell .iai. STONY Ford crystal Run
Mddleiown. Winterton Boomirrbureh Wursoofo Ellen
Vile
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats at a7i Broad
J. c. ANDERSON. @. =. A.. so B-av-- St. n 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
DRrSsWAKIy0.

"A ARTISTIC EssMAKiSG. TN
ported fashions hotel orders at sh0 q
notice. gods .ufchassi n desired mnder-
aie price. MI MELROY. ~ East iith-
o. between Broat~ay and University
Place
A ARTISTIC DREssMAKiNG. i'm
p,rf'l fashiors. A"'c! oti"fs AZ snofi
notice gods rIrrfns~d 4, d~sir"a. mnfer-
ate .rio~- Nfs. NJ Ei.ROi. - East lin
49, between broadway ani University
Place.
Az EXPERIENCED DRESsMAkER
would Ike 80 make engagement s ~ the
day At reduced rates during the summer
months. ran give the best ,ify references.
Address M sCHl,ADtK ~, z. iosih-s'
COiTrRIERE FEANCAfsE summer
dresses summer prices. fancy waists :.
advanced styles. ladies materials used ..
r.fnode!llnE e.rgan.| 1fk. short notice
Nine ANDERSON. Jos West i1th-s;.
formerly with stern Bros.
DREssMAKER. competent reference. VIII
g Out by ~" isj. ,iiy or country. terms
moderate during summer months. Miss
JONES ~ Ea.' svih u.
IRrssNAkFR wants work In private
families during summer IN Nev-R lchr.le
or vicinity. Altfe-s e. 81. 73 6'h ave.
EXPERIENCED uREssMAKEH. nr,'-
cinss hitter. by DAY 81 ~. :. T. Tayior'H
system fancy waists. wtap-. etc; quick
! 80 broadway.
MRS HERMANcE DFrREI. French
dressmik~r 2ii EsS, li'h.s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
Railroads.
ENNSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
In Effect June 80. 1895. ,
1 1880 NJ FAfT hsnfs2 Car
Sleeping Dnns smOsns c nna
A, NJ. Cincinnati GO A. ~. Indianapolis 500 A. NJ
Louisville ilo5 A NJ. 81. Louis s4' p ~. and Toledo
zoo p VI; CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS I EXrHE Essi.
vie and CHICAGO. Arrive Cincinnati io:4' A. M. St.
500 dS9'i r. NJ wn sa!fass s.gas
and Dining Cars to ch ,css s1a nes DAY
7s s'' f. esS1s ESrkEsS fpllmna
seepns c and nns Cars NO. To- Inanapos p H.
500 I + Aerc ssG T%pRGss Sleeping
Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily ana ceVeAh'
exec" WASHINGTON and THE sooT,Tgs., ~c,,
$50 1919 Dining Sa1 II a Nj nnins NO csr.,. 80
30 '5 + PaSf fS M ias ".n1 sun
Tsrior and Dnlns Cars. 4So DINING Can DINING
.,s da sl; n, sl;'; s:s
AEEasS1ic to%sT liz n" daily ssD. S: to
Pr Tampa Macon and Charleston r. '''y
cHEsApEAEE ( OHIO RAILWAY; Express p NJ
For Sa OLD PUNT c58FoR R4 p snd
Char,es R9a's; a NJ weekdays ahd' win -"''''"
r6R %rLSSric City CITY 80 p NJ weekday. Through
FOR ORC CAPE NAY 100 A. ~ 100 and 2io P NJ week
For Long Branch Asbury ocean G,ovs ana q Ps s.
ass;: Sn sa" 5 So 30 80 S0s N ls
week-days:- sundays except; Asba,y Park and Ocean
o''v'' $40 E e rIl1LApELrII!A; ,o,o mt,
's Ss cs1 $50 go .ls F;ns pipas
e9n nias cs ss $50 ssG'Ss SO % 90 la,'.
75 d. ~ i n iass II, md %.
c5.S .or court Street 3a '0s Of FUTON q
Broadway. and Brookyn A,ne1 stSon reot = Futon
COMPANY @ call G cy Tss &
hotels sDd ys;!ssnces through to des'na,Opn woon
fH o.".fai Manager. General rs.s T9 Ssea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
CENTRALRAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEI
fAa:hracite coal used exc.usiyely)
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after June 30. 1898.

-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after June 80 1895.
Trains leave station FOOT o! Liberty ST.
Eas,on). $50 5;45 80 10 Allentown. ~ sundays
4:30 t7:l5 Eastcn) a NJ. 90 $50. 500 T ~ .
for Wkese sc Il sSnda S.a 80 a.
l:so 2So 40 800 5:i5 7:so p. ~. I2:is night Sun.
Gays Fsr Hsfreiafr az a, 80 500 o:io 40 $50
100 500 5ts ?. NJ. 1913 night Sundays 100 $50
GOO 2. NJ, 1913 ,irh,. .o
500 siSSI NJ iio i;so 7'so p NJ Sundays ''''
4" ''' wv AL1~RAIL ROUTE
For Red BANK Long Branch and points soa o 70 n'
Saturdays oniy) lao. 2:isT 20 400. $50 30
s:-s p N. SUNDAYS. except ocean Grove and AseuFY
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Parh and Barns-
gat 4:3o. s:l5 A NJ, 1870. 80 J. ST. .
4:30 A. NJ. 80 +. NJ.
For Monmouth beach Bright and HEhands Of
Navesink. 80. s;l5 II 80 A a.. 100. +So. e:l' p ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
From Pier g. y. r.. foot Rector ST a.,
For ..,iaitic Highlands Highland Beach. NorTandie.
Rumson Beach. seabright Monmouth Beach sna l9ns
p. NJ. sundays. $50 A. NJ. 100 ?. NJ.
Eberon Arhury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south Point Pleasant. 100 A. NJ. 100. 3f'. $50.
$40 p Sundays Except Ocean Grove and Asoury
V'or Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat 40 A. NJ.
For Aiia.tc CITY Cape May vneand and Brdge,On.
4:2O a. NJ. 90 r. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
Mr. LATER DEVELOPMENT" rs AHEAD.
THE TRUE REASON FOR MR. DEPEws FAILURE
TO MAKE HALT AT CLEVELAND.

THE TRUE REASON FOR Mr.. DEPEw's FAILURE
TO MAKE A HALT AT CLEVELAND.
An episode in connection with Chauncey NJ. De-
pews recent trip to Nashville that has found
its way into print Is almost as good 10 tell as MS
adventure with the forgotten valise. Mr.. Depew Is
an inveterate joker, and his abilities In this line
are never better demonstrated than when he Is off
on a trip where he can throw care aside for the
time, and enjoy himself to the utmost. One of his
guests on this trip a young woman, the daugh-
ter OF an intimate friend. All preparation was
made for her to accompany the party. and the train
was scheduled to stop at the town in which sns
lives, a short distance from New-York, so that
she might get on board.
When the train stopped at Poughkeepsie. Mr.. De-
pew received a telegram which proved to be from
his expected guest. 1t was short. and read as
follows:
while regret 1t exceedingly. I must decline
your kind invitation. Later Developments make II
impossible for me to 60
Mr.. Depew felt sorry that she could not De one
OF the party and kept trying to figure out what had
detained her. 1t was just after he had sat down
TO dinner. and the was swaying along the Hud-
son River that ne suddenly put down his knife and
write The telegram he wrote was In answer TO
the one he had received. 1t was equally concise
and follows: 80,
Il forgot to ask. and you neglected to tell me,
what the other name OF Mr.. Later Developments
Depew was on his way back from Nashville Il was
while he was sitting in his trying 10 iigure OUT
how he could arrange to make stay in Cieveland
10 attend the meeting OF the National League OF
Republican Clubs, that this telegram was named
TO him: lit 49, O..
'.Mr Later Developments is going with us TO
Cleveland | hope / shall you there.
Mr. Depew folded the telegram up thoughtfuliy,
and then said ,, . ..
a victorious rival. He won once without struggle
and I don't think | would have chance. NO.
don't care to meet defeat again. I'll try TO get
through Cleveland In the dark. -,
This il a true narration OF why Mr.. Depew did
not attend the National Convention of the League
of Republican Clubs. If those who have wondered
why ne did not stop. had reverted to the theory or
"a woman in the case. they would just about have
reached the right conclusion.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED To PURCHASE. a good store
on broadway. corner preferred. between
Chamber and i+'h s's.. for which cash
Will 10 paid " necessary T. 4. CRtIk-
SHANk . Go. i75 broadway.
WANTED TO PURCHASE good store
on Broadway. corner preferred. between
Chambers and iiih sis.. Tor which cash
VIII 30 paid. d, ners-safy. l. \. CNJlN-
SHANK & co. i7G Br'af~ny
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LADY. with scientific kn1wiedgs ~
paimi.fry. willing tu pu' if OIL rfactl- Al
use during tho summer. may learn - OPP
porfgnl'y hy applying In wfiiing only e.
III MASiTN. - Bible Houre.
AT HALE PRICE Al HALF PRICE
Fine trunks travelling bags. dress sui
cases. baggage sir.Ia steamer chairs.
dressing cases fr0M old reliable house
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. 30 Ath-aye.. near
afh -
EPILEPSY ana chronic nervous diseases
permanently cured without mcdlcin"
cts testimonials For particulars apply
~ I<Nlngion.aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
rOR SALE.

AT TITLES TOOL STORE. 3? Fulton
st., New YORK. workshop machinery Go0t
r1wcr) list free. wpol-carying tools. scroll
Jaws. designs and fancy woods. incnbAiOfs
and hfoudefs In operation.
\ RARE COLIECTlOH OF SHELLS Gin
choice caiireN made hv 'rn captain. Tor
sale by his widow Particulars ~ MAXI
NER. BOX :. Tribune once.
Al REDUCED PRICES. 800 second ahni
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and cN-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 3ys Nad-
tlf.-f.
ALMOST NEW $500 upright piano sacri-
need ior SIG, g. quick buyer standard
make. no offcr refused 233 West ,4ih-st.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week days. 40. 800 300 10 90
II 30 Dining Carr A. NJ. $780, 2:3o 3 90 400 Bune'
ParIor Can Dining Cap. 600 Dining SAP. =, 80
Il 80 Dining Can 4. ~. 2:3o. 100 900 DINING Can
600 Dining can p; s.. l2:l5 night. .... o.oo ,o.no
II 80 Dining Carp A. n. 23o 800 100 Dining , onn
II 30 Dining Cap 4. NJ. 23o. 100 Dining Cap. coo
Tickets and pariorcar seats can be procured foot
o: Liberty ST.. 1i3 i72 pol 4l5. ga l4o .3xs Broad
way. 1917 Av 81 Fart f4th ST.. 1874 Eas, l2Jh ~
e,s West l25i ST, 25l Columbus Az New-York ronr
St. SEQ Fulton st. Brooklyn ~ Broadway Williams
burg The New York Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination