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The Washington times., 1895-03-03
CLOAK ROOM AND CORRIDOR.

Congressman McCreary, of Kentucky.
who called at the White House yester-
day morning found the President in his
private office seated behind a formidable
pile Of official papers, and carefully
reading one of the appropriation bills,
which had just been sent to him Tor his
/ signature.
why don't you have some one read those
bills TO you?" inquired AIR. McCreary. II
always followed that rule wnen / was
Governor of Kentucky. 1t saved ny eyes
and the mental effort of fixing my mind
too closely upon the manuscript. | could
then lie on a sofa and smoke cigar, and
after half a dozen hours work feel as
fresh as a daisy"
The President looked up YEARLY ''I
never thought OF Il; it's a good suggestion,
he said, and then he turned to the papers
again, and once more buried his face in
them, having apparently forgotten the
/ u oVenors suggestion even before the
latter had left the room.
Another member of the House who saw
/ the President yesterday morning reports
him as looking badly. The President
has beea working hard of late and has
seldom left his desk before o'clock in the
-
opportunity to work during the ,!.lv. and re
is compelled therefore, to carry hIs offic
lal duties far into the night The effect
is seen in his appearance He has iR-,u nd
vised to give himself long season of
rest after the adjournment. but from what
was said at the House yesterday, il is
manifest that he will not leave the city
before the heated term, when he VIII prob
ably spend a few weeks again, as is his
custom, along the Massachusetts coast
The shortest correspondence on re-
cord" said Congressman Covert, of New
York, yesterday, passed between Amos
Cummings and me a few months ago.
Shortly after the November election, when
Amos was defeated for Congress. he was
appointed subway commissioner of New
York, at a salary of So .OGO a year.
/ When / heard of it l sent Amos this
letter:
- Dear Amos Then / drew a picture Of
a human hand, and wrote in red letters
( across the palm the word, shaker Yours,
/ Covert
Two days later received a reply. 1t
read thus:
- Dear Jim Underneath was a human
hand stretched in the opposite direction
from that drawn in my letter. and bearing
on the palm the word, Thanks In the
corner OF the page was an excellent de
lineation of a champagne glass, half
filled with wine, and under it the words,
/ With pleasure Yours. Amos
But / always believed that Amos re-
ply was not genuine. You ask me why?
Because ! never saw him with a haif-filIed
/ glass; it was either brimming over or
empty
Tim Campbell was irf a moralizng mood
The Washington times., 1895-03-03

WHEN Street Cleaning Commissioner War
ing gets through with Mayor Strong he will
be fairly well wiped up.
The Washington times., 1895-03-03
AMONG THE CLUBS.

On Tuesday evening last the Amateur
Mask Club held its sixteenth regular meet
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Engle.
tion Of Officers was held, resulting i'll the
reelection of Mr.. c. B. p stailey for pres
ident, Mr.. Carroll Hurdle as vice-presi-
ident. and Mr.. Carroll Hurdle as vice -prcsi-
secretary ire asurer. After the regular
business OF the club was transacted the men,
bers spent the evening listening to music
song, and recitation. The next meeting
Of the club VIII he held at the residence of
Miss Sallie Sipes. No. 204 New York ave
nue.
The Washington times., 1895-03-03

What purported 10 be a business meeting
but developed into very charming social
occasion, was an assemblage of the officers
and members of the Short Story Club on
Friday evening at the home OF its president
Major and Mrs. +. j. Willis proved them
selves to be very able entertainers, and the
club enjoyed the hospitality of their beauti-
ful home. After the transaction of some
business there was a fine literary pro-
gramme. Mr. BarriDger. accompanied by
Miss Lulu Facius, sang ''0ne heart di-
vine" Dir. L. X. Klemm then read short
sketch entitled ''Lizzie's Wish" Mrs.
NJ. T. Haywood gave the letter scene from
Macbeth" Mrs. Townsend sang Dear
heart Mr. Whitaker read two humorous
bits. What / live for and Her yalise;"
Miss Gertrude Wilmington read an able
article dubbed cupid and his arrows, -
and Miss Ringgold and Miss Facius gave
instrumental selections The library, din
ing-room and hall were then disclosed,
filled with dainty little tables, at which
elegant refreshments were served. The
evening viii be remembered by the mem
bers OF The organization as one replete with
mirth and merriment.
The Washington times., 1895-03-03

Subscribers TO The Times" will confer a
favor by promptly reporting any discour
fesy Of collectors. or neglect of duty on
the Part Of the carriers. Complaints
either by Tail or in person viii receive
prompt attention. Papers should be de-
liYercd TO ali parts OF the city by $50
O'clock each morning, including Sunday
The Washington times., 1895-03-03

YES. there is slight difference between
the Virginia horse racing and train robbery.
The Washington times., 1895-03-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Sow ,ork stock Exehancs.

Furnished by Silsby tS Co. bankers AMI
brokers' metropolitan Bank Building. Fifteenth
street. opposite Treasury, Washington, d C.
The Washington times., 1895-03-03

Mrs. Evan Thomas is located for the pres
ent at the InglesAe, l street, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth streets.
The Washington times., 1895-03-03

The marriageof Miss Julia Mexia, formerly
of Washington, D. c., and Mr.. FELTON,. of
Chicago, is announced to take place in June.
The Washington times., 1895-03-03

At one of the most fashionable hotels
in Washington there is a couple upon whom
society does not smie-a couple to whom,
in fact an entrance into the great body
elect OF society could be effected only by the
interposition of miracle. AS the days of
and the feat of having camel go through
the eye of a needle is beyond the ken of the
end of the century attainments, that same
couple, having by their own actions for
ever ostracised themselves from society,"
are now and must ever remain in the outer
darkness of social oblivion. To many it is
matter OF astonishment that they should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

guprcfne Court-Gencral Tcrm--lsecess go.
supreme Court-C hambers-Befofe lngrahat. -Ny''
epans al 1890 a. m Motion calendar called al A. IN
Supreme Court-Specal Tern-fait -neiY'' H""''"'0'
Supreme Court-Specia Part IL bei're beeh""'
J-I,Ieyaied railroad Case unfinished
Supreme Court--specis Term-Part Ill-Beforc - -
Circui, Court-part Befor. Andrews. causes 20 BE
sent from Part Ill for trial. Case unhnisAed 49,. =,
Circuit Court-Part II-Before Patterson. J-Csuses 70
L. sent from Part Ill for tiial Cleai. , c.. ,,so..
Nos 3o43 COCO cs550 6Gl7. Gs,3. G.>2 Gai. ny o.dl
6,T5 1896 1884 JOOs goa. Day cannoar Ms los z'''
EsS SO45 .sdO 25ST 33J4 2lsi. 1903 Clear. .o-
Circuit Cour--Part IvAdjou ned anti Aohoay May =.
S.ner,or Cour,-Speclai Before Nc, AM J-Nos
AIS bS2 $50. sos. Clear. ,, r., 49,. 49,.
sunsrior (ourt-Equty Term--A djonrned FOR me 'ei
snperior Cour-Tiial Tefm-Part before ides sleeve
J-case on: No. 1891 shuman vs. Houston west S"''''
snperlor Cour.-Tria Term-Part II-Adjourne1 FOX the
emnsror c.,rt-Tr.al Terrn-Part Ii-Beforc Dugro j.
Surroga,ss Cour-Chainbeis- Before Arnold. S-Mooon
calendar called 1880 m. wis for pfopa" 1.,S
Eayey Phillip Iiummel. Thomas Ru.er. Robert NOR.
YIson Ella A Wheeler Nagdalena Haas at ~ 80 a. III
MARY McLeland. Leonard Scott. Henry ~ Bradh"'' a'
Snrroeate.s Cour,-Tria Term-Before Fitzgerald. s.
No l0jG will Mary Keroot. AT 1879 a. m; no w.,
will Of Helen ODonnell ~ 1890 A. M NO lo-' WI"
- -omra-n Pleas-SI,eciai Tefrn-BefOre DAILY C. J.
Nc ia Waters vs.. Waters Clear. :.
Common Pleas-General Term Adjourned until Mo"oa'
Common Pieas-Trial Term-Part I.Bsfare c,gep os
7 short causes: Nos oS33 2s3l 2ojG 1865. 27il. 2's
1854 3o5s 3Oc5 1903. BOSS. 27i. 1854. 21ii 'ase u"
Common Pieas-Tria Term-Psrts II and III-Adjourned
CITY cour;-speclal Term-Be'Ore Mccarthy J'-Mo-
tions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
EVIDENCE IN THE GOULD TAX CASE.

Wilson Lee Cannon, Jr as feie'ee' YESTERDAY
Nled with the Supreme Court the testimony which
ia ,oo, bv direction of the Court. In the certorar
proceedings which were brought some months ago
by George j.. Edwin. Howard ana Helen H. Houid
as executors OF the estate OF their iaiheT' Jay
Gould, and also in their individual 'apa'nS' 10 re-
view the action OF the Commits sionora Of Taxes ana
Assessmens in assessing the estate Of their father
md their own estates for the purpose OF nNhs
a tax upon their personal property Tor the year
1894 . ,.,,, , :, s,o,,
The evidence OF the Gould children went 10 sho"
that they did live in this GUY ~ IN. lne tl'
assessment was made. and furthermore thcy con-
plained that there was great injustice uonr ,i',n
In the making OF the ashcf7H"nl inptin"sh ~
n,her wealthy people and estates were taxed, y was
alleged az a iess figure than they were ~ tle
testimony VIII be submitted 10 The Court Wien tn,
eases come up for argument, The referee dih h"t
have the power TO decide as to the question OF
residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.
e HUDSON RIVER R. r.

stations foot of Cortland ana Des hrosss ,s ss:
700 A. vi. dail,. except sunday for MAtCii ChuNh
ana interim dase stations. ..,,,. yoc,,rc~,,, pf.-
FAC. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION EEll}jE. ana
Inc West ard principal and local point; Ginirs-car 10
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Vestbne Sleeper 70 chicago
1910 A. VI. daily uea,es at 10 n. ~ Svniayi Tor
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
Il 30, r. 81 daiiy except sunday Tor ElMlRA and all
intermediate stations. connections for Pos'le and Read
inn: chair-car o NlkesbaTe. $500 .
:,;:,O NJ. SUNDAYS only) Tor " ikespatre l. ~
Jlnction and all intermediate stations ,...,
4,IO y. ". daily except sunday for j.. and H. JuHc.
TICN and urincps intermediate stations Pullman buHei
car ~ Wllkesba.-e: connections for Potsylic,
t:.0 T.. 81 daily except Sunday for Found Brook AMI
intermediate stations.
500 r.. ". daily for Bt'FFALo. NlAGARA FALlS
and all loirs Pullman Sleeper vestiDule1 tain
Xew-York 10 chicago Sleeper to hnalo and Toronto;
t;,;.V r. vi daily except Sunday. To- Eason and inter
300 i. II. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. EocHi:s.
T,Isp Er;FFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West Pullman Scepers TO Chicago and Buralo Chair
Wilkcsbarrc $780,, -. ~. nc, M,
and a2s broadway 81 East 18th ST. iss East i:'h 81
Ney-york; Fulton ST. Court St. ~ broadway. and
Broolyn Annex. BROOKLYN. v. y .
cage from hotel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

At ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU. 200 Eas, 42d-st.. scr
warts furnished for private families. also
mercantile and professional help: summer
hotels supplied: gardeners and farm hands
for the country: great care In investigat-
Ing references.
BOOKK EEpER. Am experienced book
keeper wanted. one who has been In The
clothing business preferred; must be wei
?, commended lni of exemplary habits. hp-
ply u. /. PRICE 4 ~. w Bleecter-at.
WANTED. Ladies writing good hand. 10
do some correspondence at home. Address
New-Jers.y Manufacturing Co., Department
l.. Jersey c1ty. ". j.
WASTED-A girl for general houscwork
in A smell family In the country. COCA
home can Friday. Room :. Alpine Build
irg. Broadway and ..'d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
COURT or ArrEALs CALENDAR.

Albany, May ?3.-Thc Cour, Of Appeals ca"nnhr
for tomorrow is Nos 2O4. 2j. Els 22,. ~ .j' wv
and 2t3 There Is unfinished ease Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
DILL, LACIkAWANNA AND WEsIElN IL. ~;
stnti,,ns in New-Norh foot Of barclay ana
Christopher streets. ,,,,.,,
NEsTIntLED rRANS: ~ EE ;M.n "''"'


Direct route 10 NI:WA Rk. BLouIflEl. aoNISLAim;
n:ese, MaGison Morrisi5wn, PAss.ie ig,e,.on Bon
ton Dover, Slanhope. NLMtoH IN ~, iiiHs.NSlt
LAKE I!OPhTCOAG racketsto"n - iIool..t.,t .
MOI NTAIN, Washngtcn, llill.l.llTh'i. '' 1870
WATER GAP, STKOt DSHliG 4pconp Moan ans
rcHANTON PIrTSTON WlIk tSbAhlh, NA"ll-
COKE DANNll.LE NORTH MhhklANp' Mont
rose hINGHAMTOS OXFORD. NORWICH, War,'
Nl.r UTICA, ElCHFIiLD SIl.lNHN. ,'",i.hi'
SYRACUSE OSMlGO. ITHACA, oNl.tsD. Ishil'N;
,'OENING HATH. DANsNllit. ~ tIAll, IN Az
uo.nis WEST SORTHWfsT AND FOl lliN l.nI.
..cj A. M.-BINGHAM1oN MAIL stops at Inhe'ih
BOD A. nuFrALo SCRANTON. niNduAMToS,
TTICA. RiCllfikLD spiiiAlH fnhNIIsE am
nsct ut l,gnai" with train for Chicago. arriving ~
90 y =" 81 scWN%T,,S. nINGrAMToN ard EiMinA
i;Xi'Rlss Pullman paIloa car ,,u,,. , va,
400 D. 81 SCRANTON WffKftiAliiE ana lltlM'
Otf1Il EXrRrg'. Pullman paiiot saIA ..
T. OnaDD iluTalp N'Hiiililcd liihf'd lNpI..s
f,r Ea'Ns NToN. IuSDtfANTON rf.MiliA. NrF.
rtIO Pullman iunci Flr'pinr Cat '.hn'rts ~
iluffaio with train Tor Chicago. arriving ct 10 p ~
go p II DAILY nrlsrAI.o scnANToS m%n n,,sld
ToN trfCA SYRACUSE and OswE1O ENPTEsN
TicKTfs AM PII.l.MAN ACcoMMopATloNs at -
Park place. go hro,dway Tickets az fsy r''o. w
rrordway. III shave. cor i2ih -. ~ We. ls,h W
20, Columbus-nye New York; 33s ara 72f fui'o ana
100 Broadway. Nfoofyn Time tables giving iu1 ih'''
"wrsTcoTr rxpprss COMPANY will -sn 'cr sna
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
(Anihraciie coal usea eAciusiNeiyJ
Four tracks. Automatic bioch Signals.


OK AND AFTER NAY l2rli. 1893.
Traas leave station loot Of ,:lSer,y s -, sc
For Eason behlsnem Aen,S"n Mau1h Sh iS - o.
to Ha-ton,. 40 s4s 40 To- Allentown, r 81 Sundays
40 IS TO Easion' A. NJ 90 &c. 900 =. H..
40 80 ! 20 p NJ SUNDAYS. $50 A NJ ,.,o
TsF o at . sSo sS 'G s NIT q Ssaaa;.
81 81 : ST. 100 sao 90, y II. Il Is n.sht .,oo
Tor Harrisburg nj 30 = 90 $40 \. NJ. 40. 70 40
600. tts ?. ". i2:Is night Sundays. 100 $780, 900
~ sunbuy, IeHisturg and willam.por' a. 80 &"
$40 A. NJ 49, XII H. ' III. Mo, SrR'''' wv = ~
For Red Bank Long Branch snd peln, 9u'n :? fo .o
as i'i9 NJ susdays csse oc'aa and isSury
PARK 900 A. NJ. I o. = ~
-: iasss~s4; Fo|, ny I@,'rr', Park and Bar
For Atlantic Guy. Vnesnd and brids"''n $50 = NJ
.ier nmag'l poet, s.an,sh' s,a ,ife1,..d' %
p. NJ SUNDAYS s. psn : Moot%o mcMrr.
FOR Lo .,' III iENNSS ",tHHH ., ITo y &C.
plm.ln Roach s,lirrhi MONMOUTH Beach and i1rs
r,ar,i 81 lois !. . a.r r y
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADELPHIA. hAL.lAv"r ~ND "A.h'""'
For PHILADELPHIA w'-E day. 80 &c 20 o ioeo
. ~ ' 'i, ~. ,n,ss ,ar, GoS DINING cSr 80
ne ige D. d. nfs, S,s,' =, 30 p0,,., "a%
itr ua n.fr .nd Washington. ~eet DAYS, ~. 10 90
II 70 DINING ,sD y, ~. Do soo DINING ,nsy
T. - G,in'1g go \ 81 TO- ~ ,pninr ta0. 90,
dnainr can'r n. ~ Is nlsh'
i.,sl,y a,. ~ ~ a. IS 81" 10 las i''ssdr,y
~ G'h.af- % i,s' lth o.. o.. ,rt l-'.hsf .' W.
is'h - - 's'mahu.", Nv ~ az
rirs nom haie. re-''snee - d-'''n''i a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
THE OLD NETWORK HOTEL PROPERTY.

THE OLD NETWORK HOTEL PROPERTY
There was considerable objection to the motion
argued before Justice lngraham in Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday. for the confirmation OF Inc
report Of Charles w. Dayton. as referee passing
unon the accounts OF the New York Life Insurance
and Trust Company as receiver OF the old New
York Hotel property. The receiver was APP
ponted in the suit brought by Mrs. Eleanor II.
Law. the owner of a one-fourth interes; In the
property for its partition. The suit has hsen
pwns one-fourth OF the estate and the heirs of
Matthew Morgan one-half. Jay Gambler APP
Ion of the report Of the referee, which was op,
nosed mainly by John NJ. Bowers who INSISTED
Soiel had not been fully accounted for; that the
nhsrees of the counsel for the receiver were ex-
h,tsnt and that the item OF $4,000 for putting up
y wall in the rear OF the hotel should not be
charged against the estate. Dec's'oh was 'e
seryed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

CITY Cour,-T.iai Term-part I-Before Newburger j.
Noe i114. 1910. 1886. 1891. Ut l"' lD'' "vS i"i''
1854, i322 Case unfinished .
Mo- isis 1912 1867 1853 3i5i 3l5 1882. 1905. lslf.
1871. Case unlnlshed
Couri-Trial Trrfn-laft Ili-H'io'e fArlch I. D.
Nos. 1886 1900. Clear 49, -
Short causes: Sos. 1901 4O1G. 41'7. a1+ 80 500.
4i7s 1876. 3ilG. 400. 42t 4i 44v5 2i''. 43S. 42>l
s2jg Equity case. No l6i. Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Ily Ingraham T.
cochran vs. Reich-Charles H. Trgav.
Hal w. Commercial Steam l.. co-James J. Meals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Fast Exp;os Trains 20
Baltimore. w ashington; cnismE", I'M

pr-ifMtN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS m
Ieav. New-York foot OF Lbertyst daily for cHlcAOO
p ana i2 = n'ss, rLi r ~" rIs ~ IN
go D. m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE a, m. *
sun 10 Ii 80 a. ~, bni3E ,', q, 81 on m m
p.nnr Can. ~ u might.
NovFOr,E IL 30 n. IN. daily. - ...
NEW-oRi.EANs. Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
,hyourb pullman sleeping Car. . m, daily
All t.a.nr Illuminated with PintscA llgh'.
T;ek.t OFFICES: 49, i72 26l. AZ 40 broadway ~ East
~, e, ,o7 Doyery y Y: 344 Fulton 81. Brooklyn:
,,,n No foot OF Idbert, ST.. 9. p r Of y. J.
Sev. YORK Transfer Company will call FOR ana ehecs
,,rgage from hotel or residence 20 d"s''Hainn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

BEAUTIFUL large rpomr handsomely mf.
niHhed un"kcoptionable table. III ler
week, f2d-ai near Iskinnionsavr, A
dress AMERICAN FAMILY, Tilbun" once
4 WIaT tITli.nT. SECOND moor back nni
fourth floor fionl. pailof dlhns room.
nfri-clasu table. references required
18TH sT.. ~ AND ~ WET Large and
small rooms, board optional. nrrt-clnAs
table and service. trsnsirnis.
2iaT-sT.. 20 EAHT. Clean. well Furnished
rooms. with excellent board. references.
- EAST 18TH 81. --Desifable rooms. 10
grther OF aepafate. excellent cuisine.
summer prices.
~ WEST iGTH-sT. Comfortably furnished
large rooms. with good attendance. ex-
ceiient home table. moderate prices. refer
ences
rs EAST G2D-ST.. near Central Park.--
square ana hall rUoniH: with or without
board
37TII-sT,. ~ WEST. -pesirabls. well-fur-
nished. square and hall rooms. a. let
with superior board. references exchanged.
oOTH.s ut, ~ wEaT. Thoroughly reno
waited. newly furnished: under new man
agcmcnt, desirable rooms. WITH bosrd' ref
erencsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

BACHELOR QUARTERS. doctor. club; en-
suite. single: baths. hotel attendance.
convenient hotels. clubs. ~ East Goth toe
tween 9th and MadisonJ.
CHOICE OF furnished rooms 10 let In pri-
vate family at summer prices to those
who valce refined surroundings. $50 East
45th-sf
FURNISHED large hall room: use of
bath: private family. BERGEN. 1J3
West Yl-st.
TWO LARGE airy rooms on parlor floor;
reasonable to gentlemen. West 19th-st.
TWO LARGE airy rooms on parlor floor; ;
reasonable 20 gentlemen. West G9th-st.
TO LET. FURNISHED Small private
family will let second floor front alcove
roOm southern exposure. bath, plenty OF
closets, reasonable. to permanent party.
1GJ West 46th-st.. one door east OF Broad
way.
L. ST. LUKES PLACE. near Hudson-st.
opposite ST. Johns Cemetery Large and
small airy rooms: summer prices.
syTH-s ST. 81 WEST Summer rates: two
square rooms: also enc small: attractive
private, asphalt block.
list. 80 WEST.-rarge rooms: com
fortably furnished: private house: lun-
Ling water: all convenience
iiS EAST ISTH-ST .-Excep,lonally con
vrnient and nicely furnished rooms: hall
and square: references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt suee"
In Effect. May 20. 1872
$50 A. VI. FAST LINE-Paror Car TO Pittsbuis;
1900 A. ii. iENNsiLNANiA LIMITEp;Ipp,u..rnmrann a
Compartment sieeping. Din"s smoking; anc -
4. NJ. Cincinnati $40 a. NJ. indianapolis $50 a. '''
200 a NJ pa ec IA n aN6 Ssa g. Eo6Is EXPRESS
qm. ana s Seaso and ar Rnns n SsIs to
cd ss r. st. Nj sf2s? s s,ssP,n:
~ y a:s'
sespns and Dn"F Gs" to Enaannpos oS p
500 fArc SsGy aa sies gsHsa cai
except WASHINGTON AND THE scTTH l. ..co0.
sr r In ali raror ara pnlng caT' s t3o
day. $50 ~ Z, g onsressienal LIN r. PesiSr
and Dining Caro-, $50 Dining can ''''"' O"'
81. HTlFhH HA%iY 40 dary u slssp' Gsl TO
sleeper. N MSRssmf1y S and % Daily Sleeper.
FOR, Tampa Macon aieston p daily Sleeper
oMEs sAn'fEA FAKE OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 p m
e dey b" ro1 'n FEo a9r p ann Norfolk via cap
Charles Route. a. IN. weekdays and. with ih'o's"
roR EH,rLH3rIc ciTY, ,so y NJ weekdays Through
nanei ra:isIT Car and cossh. ,,..,, ,.v.
rcasaa 10 sto s,o and, and i 1n % q oc. an
GfSes S'I s,a i o S;,i;.' n1e, ' ~
go 10 FSH F%%H!$%, q s. ;D ,s,s
81 sac .S ss5 30 S rm 1t T. - ss
p,niss cSD, :. 80 bInns car' DINING carr o.
rcts 6c e. X Noi ~ KS n'S g.. ,os a III 2s
Ao S oa na f 500 Of
Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex station T2o o. FHl'pn
raos;er Comp viii cai f1r and check baggage from
Loi,,s sns s,arnoes through to de''1H'Is"w WOOD
a. '''e General Manager. General ras''r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
A BRIGHT. Interesting. refined young lazy
~ ability. high standing ani well CON
us.f,d desires o. lru - companion u lhdy
us party. thlr county, or abroad Address
l.. n II. iaI2 nroSway
ELECTRICITY scientifically administered
it "a slNfu Uttssusr, laiies treated a.
either residence refined attendants, all ~
,ufies. references II required, Mr.. htI
NOLps. gil Gfh-ase.
TuoHOTGIuY IplCATED. experienced
Young lady d~siles position WIN phys
l,au banker. merchant. lawyer. core
nlnnloncf ur technical work owns cali
graph. r1IYalciAN. -" Wee, il''h'",
TEACHER summer position wanted hy
Young lady teacher connected WIN host
clfy srhuuis. references Address LIN
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VISITING MILLINER calls W ladies.
takes ofteff. usea ladies' oNn material
mstr4 rifcinify - bonn"tr. lrghoinH ana
round hats. iit Lexington ave. milllnefs
heil ..
YOvNG LADY age q American, a.
rluma from omaha Vgh N.hool wen
Instructed ln both muf ana German
Wishes an engagement an travelling com
ranI,n. references giVen and required
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
THE OsBORNs' ANSWERS FRIVOLOUS.

1f|ON10'
Justice Ingraham OF the Supreme Court has
granted the motion to strike out the answers inter
posed by William and Robert A. Osborn TO the
complaint OF a. Flynn Kent, who is suns both OF
them. and also their brother. Charles S. Osborn
TO recover 5000 three promissoiy notes given
by Charles s. Osborn. the payment of which they
guaranteed. The answers are stricken oui as
frivolous the Court holding that Mr.. Kent is en-
Osborn Mr.. Kent declared that these answers
were interposed for the purpose OF delay lie SAID
fhousan of dollars unsatisfed against Charles y
Osborn. and there were also Judgm against
William and Robert A. Osborn still unsettled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
THE COURTS.
AGAINST THE HUMANITARIAN"

VICTORIA wooDnuI.I;s HUSBAND A DEFENDANT
IN SUIT.
motion was made In the Supreme Court before
Justice Ingraham yesterday in a suit brought by
Charles Stuart We.es against John b. Martin. Vic
toria c. Martin and Zua NJ woodruff to have GER
tain witnesses examined before referee before
trial The witnesses 10 be examined Margaret
A. O'Halloran and Carrie Z. Thompson. whose evil
dence on the trial will be necessary and who are
about TO leave for Europe. There opposition
IN the mart OF John Townsend. representing Mr..
Martin and the examination of the witnesses viii! be
proceeded with.
Tho plaintiff contends the defendants were cor
poration publishing in London magazine known as
The Humanitarian" He says that on February j.
1eq3 hc was engaged at a salary of SIPS month 10
take charge OF the American end OF the publication
and saws there ia due him 2,75O for which ne asks
judgement The defendants put In general denial
Mrs Martin In the suit IS the famous Victoria Wool
hull and the defendant Martin is her husband.