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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
RIVAL BLUE LINE,
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrtiandt ana DesbrOsses stss
700 A. NJ daily for MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate
stations. ,,,-,,
S:I3 A. VI. daily FOR GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BCF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRlDGE ana
West and principal and local points dinhs,car 20
Pullman Nestibule Sleeper 10 thcago
lao 4. VI. daily FOR MAUCH CHUNK and interrne-
dl,f. nDints Connections Reading and Harrisburg
900 y VI. daily. except sunday for ELMlRA ana al
intermediate connections for Potsvle and Read
ing. chair-car Wilkesharre. 1890
4:IO r. VI. daily. except sunday for L. and r. u nc.
TrOT and prncpal intermediate stations; Pullman buRet
parlorcar WuEesharre: connections for Potisyille
I:nO r. W. daily except sunday. FOR SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD AMI intermediate stations
u5 r. VI Gaiy for EASTON and intermediate stations
O.OO r. W. daily for BUFFALO. NlAGARA FALLS.
and ali points West. Pullman sleeper vestbued train
w, NJ IN chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
connections Tor Reading and Harrisburg. 49,.
G::.O y VI daily. except Sunday for Easton ana inter-
600 VI daily Tor ITHACA GENEVA RoCHEs,
rt,i, I,r-FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West pullman seepers to Chicago and bunaio' ChsF-
car 20 Wilkestarre. 49,. =. 90. Of, o,x
ricketts, and Pullman accommodaiions At 10 Zoi' 20
and 3s3 Broadway i43 Bowery 81 East IAN ~: ioS
-, ,o5,h York SEQ Fulton 81. Cour, ST.. W
tir,esuav and BROOKLYN Annex BROOKLYN. y. \;
hs Ne Yo X Transfer CO. will call for and cheek pas-
49,, IRON, hotel residence through 70 destination
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Moil Louis and wife to August Massey S se'h- ,oco
ST 1899 II Q II Avenue \. l year: 49, =. '
Nasi Giacomo. and wife TO Philip Naliheim II oOo
corner Decaturavc and C1le-st years -, NV
Nelson william. and wife 10 New YORK Bipie anu
G umon Prayer Book Society n S0n-st !oof IN ooo
II Of shave 3 years. 'N'
Noble James and vile to josephine cleahu' ,co
tooth st. go II OF courbus-ave ytars'
Rarkin John o William Rankin, l""i-s' ooo
10, q Central Park. West v-r. =. a., ''O''
Roc william r. ana s.oher to 'i'u N e' $4,000
Starr Walter D. and wife 20 Johanna reISn
mann executry. . I0th-st 80 II VI ~ ooo
Wast End-aye. years. .............. ''
Salvn. Maurice 20 Is Sanborn, as execu'oi' n 200
40 3Oy Ieay-st. years. : .r, '
Schnie Leopold and wife To United states rus'
60 Sew-Nork 1891 IT. 30 II OK f"'N- A, ooo
smith Ella y ct al 70 rma, e,nsm years 1000
Trs,adt John g. IT, and wife 10 John . LIstanN 700
r. 5 l5:d-st 30 II Of Elton-ave, . yrdis' -''''
Van Raden. Augusta ". ct al 20 Nsw.i OK Sc
cur:y and Trust co. 7th-ave. I4ll IL OF o -oo
ViIdinr George and wife 10 David J King ct
al executors corner '''n.s' anu 10000
WraFgs l"u iars 10 Saran Seare'' 40 90 5000
Watkins Kate I. II Brundret and another
executors. Wasirgtonave. 80 n or l'"'h- - -oo
Vuytack Maria A. T. J 70 Fitzgerald, $ Web
ser-ayc i25Xi0s. TO Crestline-ave. ana other ooo
property ''"
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bredcnback. Charles NJ and wife to John Bus
sing. jr Lillian Place. corner kodfnan Place. in
stalm"nts ....'...... ........ ...........
Clauder. Christian. and wife TO An Association
for the Relief ~ Respectable and INDECENT Fe-
males. No l.GJi Avenue \. } years. .........
Dale. Frank T. to Henry & Raynor. n = il1th-
~, $40 n Of LenoH-HNc. year. mortgages
Floyd James X. To : II Elery. llth-a.e, 20
OF 2Oth-st. years. .......................
Hirsh Edward. and another To- Ann T. Morris
ZbOrOwsk Amsterdam-ave. extends from
s1th t. SSth-st. Dl.JX22J. years. I mortgages
Irving. Jennie II. To- Simon i flnnnery, = = Madi-
son-aye 1872 II II Of Scanned At. years -.
Kaufman. Leopold and wife to- Isabella Bush . \
2d-ave. 81 n > Of ajth-s years..............
Kigalfy. Elise. to the Farmers Loan and Trust
60. No ~ Washington square, West 3 years
Kelly. Eugene and wife u II 4 Taylor, No 10
Washington Square. North. years. ...........
Kelly. Edward. and wife 70 Title Guarantee ana
Trust 60. NJ II East 32d-st ycars..........
Lewis. John VI. and wife 10 Josephine \ Murphy
3Oth-st 215j II G Of 2d-ave, years. .......
McKcnnry. LOttie f.. and another ~ American
Swedenborth Printing and Publishing society
and another. li.l-st. 10 n . Of IOth-ave,
mortgage, year. Observation-Disclosures.
Marshall. Lelea L. and another e. Norman
Washhurn. committee, " = Rlpcniingdale
Road. 2G.G n Of iIth-si. demand. ..............
Million. Patrick and wife To Dry Dock Savings
Institution. n i5th-st. 81 3d-ave YEAR.
Menrie. John -. and another T. Phehc Pearsall
1lsth-st. - II u ith-ave. yea.s........
Mace. Margaret j. TO Title Guarantee and Trust
co. 100 West sOth-st. 3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Muare Katie 4. to + J Mddlebrook n y 5istst,
ion % IT Of sih ave years..................
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A DyERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
CEIvED AT The UPTOWN OFFICE. No. az Broa:.
way I'd door north Of rhirty-nrst-st and ADvER.
EASEMENTS the following Branch Offices: 25i
Eighth-a,e. g. corner Twenty -thirdst 1872 Sixthave
l57 Fourthae.. Foureenthst; ESQ Third-ave; 100
Thirdave cor rorty-se'enth-st; lo26 Thrd-ave.
sixty hrst-s 170s Fiis-ave.: 100 West
i02 Coumous-ave 80 Avenue 32a Thirdave 20 Yves,
Fourteenth ut. 25I West Forty secondst a5i Thirdave
! Third-ave.: POSI- Thirdave.,
and twelfth and One hundred md thirteenth SITS
A. the HARLEM OFFICES IsO East hundred nd
twenty NTH PAT w
st. and 800 West hundred up to
D. at regular office rates
In brooklyn. ct Courtst: ~ broadway f. D.: 260
Bedford ave up to p m; at regular ONCE rates
European Branch. for Advertisements only. - Fleet
n. g. London. EnKianA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY,
(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
ON AID AFTER DEC. Sd. 1894.

(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Block Signals.
On A%D AFTER DEC. Sd: 1876.
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunx 1eX
to s pa :l sS 49, 5is 80 s to xientown unday
40 G:l5 to Eascn). A. NJ. 100 80. 500 p ~ =,
For wilkesba.re Pttston and Scranton; $40 A. NJ.
' For i Rs"d t at 80 so s:ic 1000 20 NJ llo
30 100. 800 5:+5 73O p NJ. 1915 night sundayh
40 A. NJ; 100 80 go 800 p NJ i2;i3 night m
ZOO "a, p NJ 1915 night. Sundays. 100. $50. 900
=. NJ. 1915 night. - ,.,o eoo
For sunbury Lewsburg. and Wlliamsport at 40 SOD
9io A NJ. io. 80. 100 p NJ. Sundays. 500 y, ..,.
Pleasant. 40 s:l5 II 30 A. NJ 80 las Gao 70 hsa
Grove ard As lry Park. 900 4. NJ. 400 P NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
400 s:l5 a. NJ. l:i5. 80 40 p y! NJ -. Par.
negat 400. s.l5 \. NJ. 145. 4:4o p NJ .,o ~
For Atlantic CITY vineland and Bridseton 40 A. -"
For Monmouth Beach seabright and Highlands q
Naveslnk. So s:15 II 30 A. ~; l5o. 49, 49, Wv
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND "AshiNo
1850 DINING Grr' A NJ. 80 $50 100 BUFFET Pa,i9s
night sunday 80 sc2 Il 80 eDnp nig Sar A. NJ 'o
For Baltimc-e and Washngton week DAYS 49, = ~
Oning carr A NJ, i:3o 3:3o 3;o" ,p DIT 1T sI
+. NJ 1915 night, 5undays. 300 =" i,n tsh, '
Tickets and paroE-car SEATS can oe Rr,eo AZ F,s;
26l H.. pa li,o. 1923 Broadway I3' 8,haye 81 L c
,1h'ov i wYo-k Contest, Fulton-st. Brook.
iyn - Broadway Williamsburg. The New orH transie
company win for and check baggage from ho'e OF
residence 10 destination
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WEST SHORE z. r.

Trains leave West +2d ST. station. New-iork as ~"
lows, and - minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
.Si3O 4. VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo. ,.,..
DIS a. W. Daily for Albany, Utica syracuse Noehes'e''
buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago -
5i5 Il. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica syracus:
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. pe'fo's
Cleveland, Chicago and st. Louis
7,45 +. VI Daily. except sunday for Utica Syracuse
Newark. Rochester and Buffalo. -.
S:i5 - W. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester.
buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland Chi'
cago and 81. Louis ,, ,.a
For tickets time tables OF local trains paror ana Sleep
ingcar Accommodations apply city Offices Brooklyn ana
New-York and at stations Time tables at principal
hotels. For other Information address
c. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
ERIE LIN ES .

IlroIgh Trans Tor Chicago and The West leave NeW-
ydrt loot OF Chanbers-st. daily, follows. and i've
-. - ritter from nd
49, A M.-Nssbued Express for Waveriy Bing-
Jl j hanton Emira. Buffalo. Bradford and Saa-
manca Parlor to Buffalo.
800 vs %%''f lake s'4
SIS a. M Chicago p. NJ. Sleepers 10 Chi
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
6O S:'ss' ssS:;; s.ss' ss:
remain In sleeper until : \. NJ.
S45 S train to sese aG p cn
and Cincinnati. Dining Car: -
I pCAI. TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations Ill. 26 +0l and 95I Broadway.
l25th-st.. Chambers and West 23dst ferries.
N.w-York: Fulton-st. Brooklyn: 200 Iudsonst Ho
boen and Jersey city station Erie Transfer Company
calls checks baggage from hotels and residences
TO destination.
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rr,1. rsrArE rRNNsFERs


lliih -. - l1> East. IH'iAa- ''N'''' '' a. ~
cree. Terence Mr'Iiil'
iih-aNe. =. - IT = D. 'i ''-''f 80,
Stein aul wife 90 Abraham - .iirl.l.l --''
li3fh. ST. 10 g. - @!afr. l'si"i l', l.-'-
10 IL o.. % il
INST. f.f.He f.fnIu Ufi VI
,,..... g.. Af..fg d COR
..- 2 .i-.rs .IAllf o. IlJ.4t
80 49,, ''.'. 90. g.. t,... Y... ..f.rf.l u It
...... s.Dp
tot.,'', . 10 % .. gl.ur..lf.lf-. 2isivf -,
l...,r 1 I...t.... ana ulf. N.rf l. VII
i,.-.ft ........ .............. N''l
,@-,I b.. . ..s % 70 1fI..Ir 1890 70 Pm
II ,,.....f. ....... o.. ,tf..f n. o.. ..ll-l.
,-,,le, I'd, % . g lnf..r.. is-,"' Do.
Z t b 80
a., " g.. o.. a. - ,.aft... la.. N..f. al
30, ,..''. F..u.. .rf size f. f.Hu
,,tt'' ' ........
,i.t'. a.. o.. . ....t.,l bad. Mott
l,-- 80, q, ,'r''i.., Rankin tr.i rlso g. Jim
49,, 900 .......
i.,is.n a...s q q, r. f74th.st s,ie,.
iils.f6 f. o.r'rn.u ana vice 60 ,i.U4F- -
,J,,,ss.ipn ! - i''""'" " .......... t5yp
ees''.'' . 10 a. d, - f.r.,N...r 7ssi.Ii.
1870 !" ~ Nv g., t,,,t + f,,. . -
,,ld,hiy i..z 49, ~. III II iHl-.i p, G.r..n s.ei
ii"'hs' ~ - ''.f ' 90
= ., p,F, T. f... ,,..,' e., i.,. ne. iy rarn
D." ~ L.. ..,ft"...,ff. sff.fs-i
"f,.'.,.,,..-. &c.. ...,. p, H.sfl-s n ff...l
=
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a., 49,. ,..'...f ,.l o'l. t. Df'. Irarl
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Gunnlrp propertn for Sale.


ORANGE HEIGHTS. n. j.. upper terminus Of
~ Gable Road. -Commodious dwelling. with stable car
riage-house. stone gardeners cottage and 5h
land. MAtIAl AZ DAVIES No. ~ Pine-st.
NJp BETTER INVESTMENT be had than "a 5-acre
~ farm for SO, mile from Estelle depot ~ j.
specially adapted raising small fruits vegetables and
poultry; unlimited market for produce Sold install
me II desired. Get full particulars from ID. l.. RSEY
2a1 10th ST. Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. IL.
Fast Express Trains To -. .
baltimore. Washington. Chicago, Cinci"natss

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave New York foot OF Lberty-st, daily Tor CHicAoO
30 y. m l2:i3 night For PLITSiiCR.i 80 p M
II Is night For CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS. 300 a. me-
600 D. m For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 900 a. m
III 80 a. m. Dining Carr $50 1880 p m. ,ex sunday,
600 %. Dining Carr. 600 y. m. IT'D Night ~"
trains daily except $3.50 y M ...v
For NORFsDI,K II no daily, 1870 m. ex. Sunday
For NEW % ORLEANS via Roanoke. Bristol and cnattA'
nooga through Pullman Sleeping car o'~ y. Ill., oa"''
Trains ed with Pntsch light
Ticket oaicss: ii3 ia 26I as, Ll4o Hdway. 81 East
iyn Station foot OF Liberty ST.. {. r. r. Of NJ
New Trunsfer Co. will call for ono check peSSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. X.
stations in New-NOrk foot Of Barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
'''' II\TSCII LIGHT.

Direct route 70 NEWARK BLOoMFGELD MoNTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsyile. baskins
Ridge Madison Morristown Passaic. Paterson Boon
ton Dover Stanhope BUDpS LAKE,. LAKE no
PATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOLEl'S MOI NTAlN.
Washington PHI LIPSBURG EASTON. WATER
GAP STROUDSBURG. PocOno Mountains. SCRAN-
TON PITTSTON WILKESBARRE. NANTICokE.
DANVIILE NORTH MBERLAND Montrose. BlNG-
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Waterville. UTICA.
RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. OS-
WEGO. ITHACA, OWEGo. ELMIRA. CORNING,
BATH DANSVILLE BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:oO A. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops at principal
900 A M-BI'FFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMToy
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and
meet at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 90
a. next morning
100 r. M~sCRANToN. BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
400 T. M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLYM.
OUTU EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
30 L. tDailyD-Brnso Nestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ELMIRA BUF.
FAI.O Pullman Buffet Sleeping car Connects at
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 9:35 D.
0 90 p NJ DAILY BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and oSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Murray AMI 400 Broadway Tickets ferry stations
7s5 and Broadway 80 West l25h-st 235 Columbus
ave- NewYork 33s and I26 Fulton-st and "a Broadway
Brooklyn Time tables giving full information at all
stations.
WESTCoTr EMPRESS COMPANY will call and
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
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ilntnrnisbe6 Apartments 20 cet

~ FOOT SINGLE APARTMENT. steam heat eight
Ss) ana bath: all improvements; all light ~
East c3i-st., Madison-aye.
o. FOOT SINGLE APARTMENT; high stoop: all i'm
~ povements: all private houses In block eight rooms
and bath; all light. l07 East 70thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
Qcachcrs.

WANTED lMMEDIATELY.-I<,dies Teacher Of inter
w mediate English for city private school $50 monthly
natron companion. contralto tchurch). Miss
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau 30 East I4th-si-
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Jnsirurtion.


For Boys and Young Men.-Ciiy.
N Ew-YoKk BUSINESS COLLEGE, i25th-st. N. "a
' s1n s
REGENTs' EXAMINATIONS. The Ncw-Yors Prepare
II tory school Incorporated by the Regents Laboratory
address the sEcRETART 70 East ssds u Catalogue
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL so Yves, so,h..,-
T. Ssth on-r. the best facilities for thorough
S%ss5 Of boy; .d the family
For Young Ladies..-Clty.
NJ ADEMOIsEIIE vELTIN.
NA SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
AND 1862 WEST 74TH-sT
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
MISS GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR Girls New:York cry
Principal A few boarding pupils taken.
Mss MARY Z. AND MISS RUTH MEKINGToN.
2d naf year begins Feb. 1. lsi Lenox Avenue.
= hooa Of TIE SISTERS Or THE CHURCH.
M csa i @; sa
TIVE MISSES ELYs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
s5th and seth Streets N.w-York
PHn Mrs 20 s5 H%s XAN NOR
For Both sexes.-City.
NETWORK BUSINESS COLLEGE. I25th-st " "a
dy nn M Aa! Bank i Si
THE BERI.ITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square tcor 25th-st and B'way).
branches In the principal American and European cities
New term begins
Fer Boys and Young Men.-Country.
IL ORDEETOWN "a. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
~ REV II. LANDoN PRINCIPAL.
CAPT 7. ID. LANDON. CoMMANDANr.
T. LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford Conn
- Parents who are unfortunate in the management
their sons viii do well to prot by the advantages
by my school, the school Is In during entire
year. FRANK NJ HOWE. Supt
Il AIRFIELD Academy for Boys Fairfield. Conn-Com-
Dimes thorough mental and physical training with com
r EEEH2ID INSTITUTE Freehold n J-5oh year.
Business Course. Shorthand. Typewrtng Teierrsphy.
M APLEWOOD INSTITUTE. Concordvile Penn-si93
lVl year successful school, Of the best 10 in
fuse with and 10 wake boys duties Of life
00'' @"''' 'e'' j. siioRTLIDGE Yale, "a 4. NJ. pnn.
For Young Lades.-Country.
- GARDEN CITY, n Y
College Preparatory and Elective Courses of Study New
Manual Issued January first Applications for the
PRINCIPALS European party SHOULD be made once.
MISS JULIA H. FARWELI. Principal
TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga Springs ~ Y
i Regular and optional courses for young ladies'
teachers. CHARLES r. DOWD. Phi. D.. President.
r,HE BARNARD BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Gar.
DEN City Long Island FOURTEENTH YEAR,: French
and German thoroughly taught
w ALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
w Boarding Day and College Preparatory for eiris 3sth
year opens Septernbcr 10Th For circular address
Mrs. THODoRA b. RICHARDS. Principal
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal.
Germantown Philadelphia
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5rbool Aerneirs.

GENCY-Miriam Coyrere supplies. tutors professors.
Ateschers governesses etc. In all depts recommends
schools to parents $50 5have Book ding 2othst
A hERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors. Governesses.
&C.. to Colleges Schools ana Families Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
EISk TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York Boston
chicago. Los Angeles. etc. VI. f.. Crocker. " y Kerr
T. v Huyssoon w o. Pratt n. Y Managers 20 3th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

I'm Stevenson's Land by Marie Fraser T. the
title Of book which Macmillan Co. have IN
press. Ii is account OF visit Of some months
duration 10 the land where Robert Louis Steven
son lived and died The publishers say that it gives
a vivid picture % both Stevenson himself and OF
his associates: and OF the life Vallima. and the
gentle kindly natives. with implicit faith in
the wisdom OF Tusiiala- Stevenson always
called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
STEAMBOATS,.

$500 To BOSTON. s2oo To WORCESTER.
Reduction cd AL Points East and North
VIA NORWlGM l0EGEa
Steamers le,,. Pier t0ll nu'nber) 40 =. r. Des
bross..st week days only. $50 + VI Fine Orchestra
OBJ each
I'AIL. RIVER LINE FARES REDUCED
] only $500 Boston frr limited tickets. Neduced
rates 10 ali points The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM IN
commission \ me orchestra each Leave Pier :, oid
number y r.. 81 Murray-st week days only a,
800 ,.
=, TONlNGTON TINE.-lnsdc - Boston and the
~ East. All fares reduced Steamers leave New fIer
81 y r. =. II. daily. except sunday
" EW -IIANEN- 81: Excursion. Sl.oo-
~ Steamer Richard Peck Pier - f. r. daily.
I D. m SUNDAY excepted. arriving IN time for train 70
Meridcn Hartford. Springfield etc Freight steamer
leaves =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
JAPANESE RELIGIONS.
rr4E MORSE LECTURES OF DIR. W. E.
o GRIFFIS

. THE RELIGIONS OF JAPAN; From the Dawn M, o.
re-. Grifis, ID. ID. PIP XXI 4S7 Charles scriohers
Sons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-08
SPRING cAPEs.
Goods on 8als at the Boston Store. Dsv
export, Tomorrow.

Goods on Sale 1t the Boston store, Dsv.
export, Tomorrow.
s. N. Helprin & Co. sell their en-
tire sample line of spring capes to
the Boston store, Davenport, for one
third of manufacturers prices.
Goods Placed ON Sale Tomorrow.
Besides buying these elegant wraps
at oue-third less than regular prices
right at the very start Of the season.
this purchase gives us an assortment
of styles such AS we never carried be-
fore. Everything manufactured by
the immense establish ment of s. II.
HelpriD & Co. is represented in the
purchase. You can buy magnificent
lace capes, heavily Jet and lace
trimmed capes. perforated trimmed,
elegant shades of tan and brown
capes with applique work.
immense assortment in black capes
and children's spring wraps at one
third off. Don't fail to see the grand
array in the west window when you
come to town. Respectfully,
HARMED, PURsEL & Won MAUR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-08
John n. Jones' Dead.

Coal VALLEY, March 8.-John H.
jones died last night at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. s. L. Stafford.
after a long illness with general debil-
ity. The deceased wss q native Of
Wales, and was born in 1920. He
resided many years during the sos
in Rock Island, was q resident of this
place over 20 years. and for the last IL
years until last fall, be lived in Rock
Island. Since he became feeble he
has been with Mr.. and Mrs. S. l..
Stafford. who have kindly cared for
him during his last illness. Mr..
Jones was . mason and bricklayer by
occupation. an active. energetic man,
charitable to the needy, and . re:
spected citizen. He will be buried
Saturday at l O'Clock with services
in the Presbyterian church. Rev
w. B. Mckee will officiate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-08

Thus speaks the Nashville Banner
of the Beach & Bowers minstrel show
to be presented at Harper's theatie
tomorrow night:
1.-The very beet minstrel company
that has been in Nashville, not only
this season, but in years, is the justly
famous Beach & Bowers Ministries.
which opened at the Grand opera
house last night. 1t is the very best
because it is novel and striking in al
most every particular. and unlike any
minstrel show that has come this
way. 1t is away up and beyond
such hackneyed shows as the Will
sons and the Thayer's, and the un-
numbered train Of imitators that an
uually troop and tramp this way.
The program presented last night
was full Of brightness. freshness and
minstrel originality. There was fun
from start to finish. Tonight Beach
& Bowers will repeat their victory.
Tomorrow's matinee and tomorrow
nights entertainment close the en-
gagement."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-08
FIGHT TOA FINISH.
The Republican Mayoralty
Contest.
THE VARIOUS UPS AND DOVES

TIE Hear Caaasaacy end tAs D:asesat
sabesrfaSss Thar Arc Bslag Werksd By
the WHY McC onochie-Glanee Over the
Field.
The republican mayoralty nomina-
ton contest is proving more compli-
Gated. and consequently more inter-
esting every day. and the most mys-
terious part Of it ut the present time
is the growing strength Of ex-Ald. B.
F. Knox's candidacy. That the
Fifth ward man has q decided pull
somewhere seems to be generally
conceded, but where it comes from
or who is back of it, il the all per-
picking question to the other csndi-
dates. Indeed there IL but ono Of
the other candidates who view with
calm equanimity the inroads that
the Knox men are making on the OPP
posing fields, and that man il Nc
Conochie. the willy politician. whom
none can put finger on at the right
moment. Mention has been made
Of the interest ex-Chief Miller 10 TAX
ing in Knox's canvass and the sus-
picion that this was McCnnochie
trick. Be that as it may, Miller is
working hard for Knox-and Miller
don't work without an object. The
Knox and Evans crowds have made 4
combination in the Fifth ward, while
Steve Collins is in with them in the
Fourth and with Miller's, aid it is
expected to capture three wards.
Miller was originally on the McCon-
ochie slate for chief of the fire de-
partment. while Eckhart was down
for chief of police. Miller is
Boosting of having knocked out Nc
Conochie in the two lower wards for
going pack on him, while Eckhart
claims to have control of the same
two wards.
To Finish.
1t has every appearance Of being a
fight to a finish. Kennedy claims the
two upper wards, and he is having q
tussel with McConochie for control oil
them. Knox 10 sure of the Fifth a,
this stage, and with Miller he feels
sure of getting the First, and possibly
the Second. Carse's friends are
working quietly all over town. and
Schroeder says he will be in it when
it comes to the convention.