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IEK|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortinndt ana Desbrosses SITS.
200 a. VI. daily for MACCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate stations.
Sis A. VI. daily FOR GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BCP:
EAL0 NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ana
the West. principal and local points; dningcar
Suspension Brldre Pullman Nesthue Sleeper Chicago
1910 A. VI. .ially for MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate points Connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg
1,OO p. VI. daily except Sunday. for ELMIRA and all
intermediate stations FOR Pottsve and Read
ing. chair-car Wilkesbarrc
4i1O Il. VI. daily. except sunday. for l.. ana B.
Junction AID principal intermediate stations: Pullman
buffet parlorcar to wkesbarre connections for Potts.
vile.
4.2O q. VI caiy. exc-p, Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD an: i1'ermediate stations
5,IS ". daily FOR Eastln and intermediate stations
500 y. VI. daily, for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all poin Vest. Pullman Sleeper vesthulei train
n T. 10 Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
tons FOR Reading and Harrisburg
0,O +. VI. daily Sunday. for Easton and inter-
mediate stations.
D:00 T.: u. daily Toy ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH-
ESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA TAILS. and all points
Pullman sleeper, Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
Wlikssb
Tickets and Pullman accommodations At ~ csi. -.
1913 Broadway. 1913 Rowery. - East lih 81. rs
East i2'h s'N Y: snl Fulton St. Court st.. 81
The " Y Transfer Co will call tor and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 20 destination.
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lstbst s 1926 II W Of Avenue c. 54x1O3S;
John Free to Marcella Free. -
27th-st No 100 East; Theresa Koehler TO exec"-
oist-st No ilG West: Alfred B Dunn to Charles
HartunE .......... -. =. =. .
Alfred Is Dunn
,,,h-st u . 1885 II OF 2d-ave 2+x1O33;
Ferdinand Ehrhart 10 Anna V Drummer ""
2c,i,s, Nos 100 and DO East: Anna Drummer
and 1 another to Ferdinand Ehrhart. exchange
Avenue y W s. G5 It OF iIth-st. 2oxloo: Chris
tian Eisner 10 Henry Wegmann and wife......
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42i 81. Station New-York. a. XIV
lows. and Is minutes earlier from Franklin ST.
$3.50 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. ,.s.~
oi5 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Eocns~
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago sxr..
b;15 u. VI. Daily for Albany, Montreal. Utica oyrs
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto "
tLou. Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis S-..usa
sttS J.. NJ. Daily except Sunday, for Utica, Sy'Ae"''
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo. ,....
SI6 =. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse hoS,S
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit S.e'e'"
Chicago and st. Louis. .,..,
For tickets tables. Of local trains. paror ana He
ingcar accommodations apply city Offices Broosn ia
New York, and a stations Time tables at pfihe'p~
hotels For other Information addr, -.
c. f.. LAMBERT. Genera! Passenger Ass"'
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Railroaos.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

1901 Enset S ~: TO- ' isns Streets
s sAiH shi "a lFfb;snGs
issnsh s'f Iss ses
zoo t e. MLthca a3s T %sb s T. durs
T. and sssSns and Ro"s sns to 10 LOUIS Louis
o dS'i M wE ssfaFS s..pa.
7 ssvepnd g NJ fnfasS H Psss Day
ns Dns cars No. to n@anaps snS IS H.
$50 S,2 s "a &c,
land " s;fG ssS;Es issS'SE'9Fn sosTn !,
sEs ;' .ss DsSs sas ?':s $s
s$S$Hr$% sa$ 5Ss a so e'
p p4r H" :ps S. 3 Ai nss sa M
1;S?,s fgSsI sST ls'4a Sos:ss e; IS
Ss KA Tl;si 70 E Ts@ass 500
s'ccG3s iEF ns'GS vi. ,,
sl.sDe2 RIsr s Al WEEKDAYS and with Throu
FOR xTLAIrI@ CITY $50 P NJ. weekday. rhrousA
FOR pRn CAFE Ff: MA He' Gag po xeeseays
r: e: rssy @i: as S1sis S$ E's'
Grove s'' a Fo 81 irIMirfhATbELpHrA.
e iSs e. IS ao 49, sp'a %''f pnln 10 Cap ';
u.s. ~ nss' s Gn p."s cn % ms
i:s., s: e. 81. i. Ss ~ i ii nj s;S -
sr. As nS f2s q rn "a
broadway and Rrooklyn Annex station foot q Futon
S "5c SFany viii @ s for and Baggage from
hotels and EsSids.ces through to des',naorw oon
General rni's Manage General Pass'r As.n.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on AND AFTER DEC 30. 1894.
Trains Leave station foo, ~ Tiharty-st

ON AND AFTER DEC Sd. 1894.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. Ae:
Tas,onj. 40 s:i5 7:sl to Aertown p. NJ sunday,
40 c7;l5 5t I. Easton' a ~ 100 $50 800 p NJ
ilo lso 40 r. ~ Sundays. 43o 4. VI.
For Reading at $50 500 9:i0 1000 II 30 A. NJ. ti0.
l2o. 400, 700. 5:,s. 100 NJ. :e:is night Sun.
F5r sGrba@s q, 20 500 $50 a H. O 30 aoS
500; BIAS P; NJ. l2i5 night, Sundays Zoo $50. 900
For suHPury. Iewlsbu-s and w,smspor q. 80 800.
Pleasant. $50 s:i5 II 80 A. NJ 40 las $40 Red
G1n ss r' 80 r ei sr4ay zoo t';9' Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD,
4;3O s:l5 4. NJ. LAS. $40. 4:4o P. NJ.
For Farmngda:e. Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bar.
nesa,. 40 s:i5 A. ~. las 4:iO p. n.
For Atlantic City. Vneland and Brldseton. 40 A. n.
For Monm.uth Reach seabrIrht and Hishlands Z
p ~ sunday. 900 l. " 40 p "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BA AdY AND WASHING
For Phnad .phia. week days. $50. 500 300. 1880
se E. ;SS15 SIs T. e. 3 s. 1s.e;, fSs;
800 Dining carr 600 p. NJ. 1918 night
For Baltimore end Washington week days. 900. II 80
DINING Car. A. NJ. 1870 $50 500 .DIning car, sou
A.. NJ. 100 300 Dining Can 800 p. NJ. 1915 night.
?ei as 81. ii.o Bfosa%ay: ~ S!h;ays a. Es::
iurbus ave NowYork: Cour,-s SEQ Fu'ton-s. Brook.
lyn: as Brosfwey. Williamsburg. The New York Transfer
Company will call fr and check baggage from hotel
residence 70 destination.
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RAlTrMoRE AND ONO Il. Il.
~
81. LOU: and Xii Point. Weet.

D"'''"s g. L MH:n and All rains: Wsss:
PuI.fMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI. TRAINS ,ur,
Leave NewYork foot OF Lbery,st daily iyIrfT ss
iso m. iss night For cNcINTSAAGTIo ST XIII TTETii
900 Il. 600 y. For WAsuiN%tCH, - S6:cQ
MORE 9OS lilo m b plnrs c Sap' sac . n.
r NJ az sunday 600 p m p sxnsst KS o. n
For NORFOLK 1880 m. daily 80 M s ca Chstts.
nooga. through Pullman sleeping car o'oo p HI ~
Ticket oisss iS 10 eel as LAO wdwas 81 brook:
i4th ST.. 1877 Bowery. y. Y: 3i4 80 Fulton 81 "'
New-York Transfer Co. will call for ana eneos
from hotel residence 70 destination.
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RECnRDED MORTGAGES.

Adams Albert and wife ., to PANEL yeaH. Robinson
Alien Ella a. to Henry Neusodter. corner ., ~,
N ith and McIsufa SIS yssr; .,n.; sscs 2so0o
Same to samson o i.s'n''" ................ 1900
Marion v to virsnia Yer 'aien ct a. NO 5000
ss a 'p mvgS Ii trustee Nos As and Ash o
s0 w.'TT o SAM yes No 4oa Grccnvchs 5000
Bangs deS 5s D. ana nf Miis years. 1000
Same same. $ i62d-st 3'''o II . OF A's's 1000
same to Plnkerton. o5h-s 2'a IT OF 1000
loln,a'f lam and wife 10 Charles Meigs
North Moore.it IT = of washins'on-s'' anu 1000
Clark G'hrr & ST%Ps' T. to Herbert ana another
executors I7h-s 1870 IT W OF o'n.a'e, 1880
csSi5 outer Mary another 80 John 'S Ssa9 1880
carr S? snes K to Anna No 'as 10 600
Mfsl sS' Rrran yfA D. and wife Bank for
Savings city New-York. 'ith-s'' 30 % 900
Fs on ''r Albert. to vnccnao Palmet In
tcrvale-ave 1870 # Of westchester-av' 1900
rS Sy%T clarence NJ and VIE g Harris
iGist-st. 800 It Of Norris Place ) years. II 200
Fiizparek Catherine l.: Johanna Richard No soo
G"dfriend szak. to Henry Sehwicard cor oo
Gentznser, Henry. to Olga schnesing. sist- q, 200
st. 1886 Of ls',aye vars n1r,, prince ''
st. 20 # e Of South shave, year :....:'.;. lo""
deGna,d asseo ana st a wie % ayss 1000
Heng Ggstay to Ggstav IIsuas as guar 1850
u"nncssy Daniel to Mitchell Valentine. SD oe-
.oriani o john and wiz, to William b Finley. O.,
o sSTnsn %sn anG % n to james II vain
truscS. 40 II Avenue y: YEAR, : u nav 800"
N ton siths 20 10 Of ioth-ave demand 700
'sn.e na"ss s @ sa Of ss, ' $4,000
3wenf,a charles aId Tlss Is 600
Loonie James j. to Title Guarantee ana Trust
S Co. corner Ams'e'u"-a'r anu 'c..s' 1900
Lew Edward = r. to siren ,Is,n., he5ms" 1000
MSGncs s aHd sn@ i1'a' ars 10
" iis '' $50 % OF 7S-avs DE- :. 40
hip and %te c, 70 ,n'!i'. ssn ,sr
by II u 10Th ave. year. .:...;;.;;..:: 1000
M%Ts:s As%s, snd %@Sser to II Moran
N,G1sn ' -. ana an4thgT aS $500
POINTER. Cathnrine. 70 Mranc'n9n W bo.iand
9 ana another trustees No % 1900
Rfsr ,' william Am:rlean $arr!y @ Of New 1000
Russell p,U AMI WI +, TO r. c"Ts n, ,id,h HaaS S
R%saas s,.3a e nq y :s at al ' nsri
oT. ~" IL . OF .'.". $4,000
sams To- Kari walach and another. No 300 .o,
Ser a d nS Eat e o. %.:n m n@a
s@1nsyi" ~ ' H~s,ers, ySars morgages 2o5oo
schics Charles A 70 conrad vorbaeh. 4'h-s ,oo
sullivan ii Norah '' 20 John Tucker No 81 Eas, m
sd 12r.r' rheoaore A. and vii: sargent = e.
s. .Oh-si 100 u v u Western boulevard .-
ssImen sophie ,a and angler re- to y Man T.!
trnsSrFh9h yssrs : 1900
Tovr@ond Alien, L : Purser and another
eNe'n,'rs, - Year " .."....... 10000
Van d'ura Joseph &. and wife e. Margaret BECK
" Fort niependence-st. n y plot 40, map M.
william Giles. | ---'
W. S,sGpg D. 10 ~ - iioth-st years.'. 500
Tounseud ] Allen. T. ; Iurs"r and another
ct"cp'Sr 1sr corner c7so
Wheeler Wari ard VIE - ! u ferNa ~ a.
trus ' ,.r,gey., 2 years .............. 5000
Wuest Henry, and wife To- John A1dTeas ana
sng,nrr l., ran ~ Morrisania years. 1000
weITennscs s Ken rs11 SD 81 ', Years a7Y
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CONTENTS

CONTENTS:
Society for the Prevention Of Crime-Maiison Squire
Pulpts Analysis Of Tammany Hsll-Discourse Of Feb
r,nry "a Reviewed ard ReviledRebuked by the Grand
Jrv-Colect;ng Eyidence-Anidnvi's in the Pupit-Pre
sentiments BIZ the Grand Jury Against the Police De
psr,ment-ryrnes the Great ShakeupO on the Rack
Cooper Union-The Pulpit and Politics
Card,ners Arrest and Triai-The Social Evii-Byrnes'
Effort 20 Dlscredt the CrusadeFirst Attack on Devery
Derunciation and Whitewash-The Broome 81. Mob-War
on the Captans-The Chamber Of Commerce Appeals TO
Abany-The Committee Of seventy-Elcction Appeal from
the Madison Square Pupit-vc,oy Its Perils and oppOr-
turities.
Dr Parkhurs,s book stirring story Of the crusade
Department and Tammany Hall and Is
written in authors charactersticaly uncompromsing
STYLE presenting detailed account OF the progressive
s,ens the Lcxow investigation police
eonv;crs and The defeat Of Tammany Hall at the polls
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ERIE LIN ES.

through Tor Chicago and, the West leave New
York. foot Of Cha nbersst. daily follows, and nve
Minutes earlier fro.a West 23d-s
OIL A. M.-N..tbued Express for wavery. Beg.
VAC han.ton. Emira. Buffalo Bradford and sals-
manca Paror Buffalo
C.00 y. M.-Vestibuie Limited. solid train for Chi:
c'OO cago via Chautauqua Lake. arrives cleveland
SI5 q. M Chicago p Seepers Chi.
cago, Cleveland AID Cincinnati. Dining Car.
GOO y. M-Buffao Vestibuled Express. Buffalo
O'CU A. ". making direct connections for Detroit
Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers az
remain IN sleeper until A. NJ.
S45 6 train nS k sssp and 10 N B" F es
cago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
I OCAL TIME TABLE. !ckETS AND PULLMAN
II accommodations at AZ 26l 4oi and 95T Broadway Use
I25h-s. Chambers and West 23is, ferries. New
York: 333 Fuonst. Brooklyn 200 Huison-s. Hobokeri
Jersey city Station Erie Transfer Company calls sot
checks baggage from hotels and residences des,
nation.
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"AMGRic>'s oREArEsr RAILROAD.
YORK
CENTRAL
- & HlIQS0M RIVER q 2
- HUDSON RIVER r. r.

from Grand Central station. i2d Street
Fastest train In the world
Ot3O M.-Daiiy Fast Mail. For Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Chicago
1880 A. M.-Except Sunday. Day Express For ali
portant State points.
100 4. M.-Daily Southwestern Limited. for Cincin.
matt. Indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago.
Albany. Troy. saratoga
$40 A. NJ, Chicago. 4:30 =. NJ
600 I. M.-Daily. For Albany. Troy Buffalo, Clevs-
Lana, Detroit. Chicago; Cincinnati st. Louis.
Pattsburgh and Montreal
1880 r. M.-Daily. For Auburn Road points Buffalo
NIAGARA Falls Cleveland. Indianapolis. st. Louis
Chicago. ~
$500 r M..Da.ly Only sleepiag Car passengers for
. Rochester carried on this train.
O'iS M-Cpaiiy For Clayton Cape Vincent. ogdens
i.'oo SiS a SUNDAY night For Albany. Troy
O'O4 A. M and 3;:is p M1paiy. except Sunday. to
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated by Pirtsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner offices ut Grand Central Italian
49, POI ti3 1S3 broadway ~ East i4th-st lincoln
hsildns 9t2 broadway 2a5 Columhusave. So Yves!
Fml'oh IT aid "a Broadway, Il. D.. brooklyn
baggage checked from hotel residence by the wesco
EApress Company 49,
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GENERA! manages 0en- Passenger Agent
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Cantlnq Afaoemies.

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OUR FIGHT WITH TAMMANY.
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UNCERTAINTY.
0IneyvilIe is Now on the Anx.
ious Seat.
The Outcome Of the Conference
Matter Of Deep Concern.
Attitude OF the Manufacturers Viewed
in Several Ways.

a meeting OF the several manufacturers
interested in the Olneyville mills at the
Narragansett Hotel last evening Is the
sole topic OF discussion in this section
today.
The attitude of the manufacturers is
viewed In several ways. All agree that the
result of the conference is a matter OF con-
lecture lnasmuch as IL was secret ses-
sion and as absolutely no statements were
given out, the only fact that
can be reliably stated is that the manufac-
turers have been in consultation and that
the cause OF their meeting is the labor
troubles in Fletcher's Mills at Olneyville
The business men are inclined TO believe
that the Manton, Riverside and Weybos-
set owners Will not be affected by
the National Mill trouble. They
are too well aware OF the disastrous
results TO the average Olneyville merchant
IL these mills should lock their gates
against their help, Several OF the opera
tives in tho Riverside and Manton mills
who are anxious to remain at work are
prone TO belieye that their employers will
not seek TO throw them out OF emplox.-
ment TO comply with the request of other
manufacturers. lt is reasonably certain
that there will be no further
trouble with the worsted help
II the weavers and spinners out at
the National mills could be induced to
return as the most substantial and con-
servstive operatives who are out, would
have the body do If they could control
them.
There are no meetings, today, OF i'm
portance.
The air is filed with uncertainty. Every
one whether directly interested in the
mills or not inquiries of his neighbor
whether there are any new developments
in the situation.
Olneyville is on the anxious seat and
no one can determine when the strain
Will break and affairs become settled or
assume a normal condition.
III there Is a general lock out il may re-
suit In long shut down, and that means
financial loss to the merchant and depriva-
tion to the $500 operatives, as well as
twice that number dependent upon them.
The situation is deplorable, and none
can tell the future in store for this here
tofore busy and prosperous community.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
BRISTOL.

hut has been discovered by man,
who makes trapping his business, in the
woods near Mount Hope and IL has very
antlquated appearance. 1t is built of solid
mason work on two sides and the other
two sides are solid ledge of rock. The
roof Is made of stone, arched.
and chimney is in the middle
There is one window in the center of the
north side, with four iron bars set i'm stone
and cement. The door is made of oak
plank of two thicknesses riveted together
with thousands OF nails, clinched, and the
hinges are two feet long. The interior
contains an old stove OF immense size and
not similar to any that has been used
around here In century. 1t has
evidently, not been used for many years.
There are three hunks in the room,
made OF iron and covered with curious
netting. The room is 10 feet long and II
feet wide. The other furniture consists
OF three chairs made Of oak branches
twisted together with bark, an old table
fastened TO the side OF the rocks with two
small columns OF chip stones and mortar
for its standards, and there are several
pieces OF earthenware OF curious colors
and some half a dozen knives and spoons-
Probably the reason his wonderful build
ing was not discovered before Is on account
of its location. 1t is fronted with a
stream OF water about 25 feet wide. the
back is high ledge and 10 il now covered
with Creeping IVY ana various kinds OF
foliage which completely hides 1t from
view. This trapper was setting his trans
Tor muskrats up and down this stream
and mud hole, aud came across the hut.
Arbor Day will be very generally OH
served by the teachers and pupils i'm the
public schools by planting trees, vines
and shru Dbery.
The schooner Hattie Blundel. loaded
with coal, touched upon Frammingmill
shoal this morning oomino i'm Tht
shoal has picked up great many vessels
this season and buoy is very much |
needed.
Eugene Leclair has contracted with |
Daniel X. Case TO build him wall 400 feet |
long and eight feet high on the north |
section OF his grounds on Pappoosequash |
Point to enclose playground for his
children.
The residence on the main road ovned
by Mrs. Abby DeWolf- Gibson, In being
thoroughly overhauled and an addition
has been built.