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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
DEI LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. II.
stations in Ncw-Yoris foot OF barclay and
Christopher streets.
ycsTIuII.ED TRAINS, TT LI.NAN BUFFET
CAVS PI\TSCu LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLpOMf1ElD. MoSTCLAlR
THE ORANGES summit. BcrnarslviNc. bashins
Ridge Madison. Morristown, fassaic Paterson Boon
ton. Dover. sanhope NEWTON BuDpS lAN.E
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. sCHOOl.EY )
MOUNTAIN Washington. PIlLLifSBtRG. I,ASToN
WATER GAP. sTROUDSBtRG, Pocono Mointans
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WIl.kESHARRE. NANrl-
COKE. DANvILlE, NORTH MBEKiANp Mont
rose BINGIIAMrON. OXFORD NORWICH. Water
viIc UTICA. RiCHFIELD SPRINGS CORTLAND
SYRACUSE. OswEGO. ITHACA. ONEp. ELM!RA:
CORNING. EArT. DANSNil.LE BUFFAlO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND souTHWEST
700 A. M-BINGIiAMTON VAIL steps n principal
stations. .,,..,,,.>,r,>,
UTICA RICHFiELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
meet at Buffalo with train Tor Chicago. arriving at o2o
a morning.
100 r. M-sCRANT0N. BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ,,
M.-SCRANToN, WILkESBARRE ana fl.f NJ
Ot'TH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
7:3O r. ~ Opaly)-Bufalo Vestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON BiNGHAMTON. ELMlRA. BCF-
FAIO. Pullman Benet Sleeping Car Connects a.
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago arriving at e3o p M
day $1,000. ..,.,,,,.,s
e:so r. NJ. tDaily)-BuFFALO. SCRANTON; BINGHAM t!
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO ENPREss.
pullman bunet sleeDcrs. . - .
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Park Place Broadway Tickets at ferry stations ~:
broadway III 4th-ave. 12h-s. % West i2otn-st:
235 Columbusav York; AIS and 72d t,ion.st and
los broadway. brooklyn Time tables giving full nfor-
nation all stations 49,
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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RTE IL N e S

Through trains Leave NewIo,k, t ICON % IVES, a
~ 90 A. M.-vestibuici Express Daily for Wavery.
J.VU ninchamtJn Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. James
town Cincinnati and Chicago. farlT car to
Buffalo. go,
mr. A. N.-Delawars Valley Express. Inly. except
J.lD sunday. for tuxedo Goshen. Mddleton Fort
Jervis f.ackawaxen. caiicoon. Hancock Deposit.
S,,snuehanna ar Monticello. Parlor car To Monti-
cello
800 :so .a%'ti R:' ~: % %
s:I5 A. ~ Chicago 4. 81. Sleep-rs TO Chi
oaro cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
~ m r. M.-I,urao vestibuied Express Daily arrives
/:UU I,unsIo G:3s a. NJ. making direct connections
Tor Detroit Chicago and the West Buffalo pas
senrers can remain In sleeper until A. NJ
8:45 p: soa V 'rai" TO enc"so Bur
f,lo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car
I OcAI. TIME TABLE. TICKET AND PULLMAN
accommodations at H. 26l. 40i and p51 broadway
l5G Fast i25thst Chambers and West 2sd-r ferries.
York Oh broadway and 333 Futonst brooklyn: 900
Hudson-,t Hoboken, and Jersey City Staten Erie
Tnnsfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
TRIGYC DEATH or RUFUS ". MERRILL.

Portland Me. June Il Rufus VI. Merrill. aged
seventy nine a wcii-known sh.pbulicf. while walk
Ing on the Portland and Rochester tracks today.
was struck by an engine and received injuries from
the effects Of which be- died two hours later HIS
dog his constant companion FOR many years. tried
To- drag him from the track. and both of the ami
MAJ hind legs were cut IN. Mr. Merrill seemed
more concerned about his dog than about himself
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LEGALITY OF THE ANNEXATION ACT.

Seward. Guthrie. Morawetz & Steele. OF NO. -
Nassau-st. at the request of the Westchester town
hoard examined into the legality Of the act OF the
LEGISLATURE annexng a part of Westchester County
10 this city, and gave opinion that the act Is
unconstitutional and will be so declared by the
courts II proceedings Instituted. The New iork
Officers who have taken charge OF the annexed ter
ritory acting without legal authority as they aver
are trespa The lawyers advise that redress De
speedj;y sought in the courts and that no attempt
be made meantime to resist forclDy the ohiceiS
and agents of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
LADIES

Use S-a-n-a.d-o-r Skin Soap
Because it is unlike other indicated soaps
being free from all poisonous substances
Because it is soft, smooth and refreshing
brightens and beauties the complexion
and preserves the skin
,o.orou. anti.ep,ic ,oap for the relief ana
70 -, ' ", ., be skin and scalp. For toilet use
II is twice az good as plain for the same pre-
perfect soap for the baby. For sale by 81 g..
sANApoR MEDICAL CO.. 10 a IL 'a"o''"
L..
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RSPrGLIcAy GAry or OWE.

Red Bank. y J.. June u tSpeclaD.-Cap,ain
George 4 BOVINE one Of the foremost Republicans
In Monmouth County. has been elected Fre'hoiier
Of Mlddlctown Township by the Township Commit
tee His predecessor was - Lane conovcr. a Demo-
crat who had TO give up IN" Office upon his APP
pointment to the postmasicrshp OF Atlantic High
lam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
The Southern Railway and Steamship Association
began It's annual meeting at the Waldorf yesterday
morning The major portion OF the traiiic COM
NAMES of the South are represented special com
r,i,toe was Amounted which Will meet Saturday
morning next ut the Waldorf and determine whether
the association shall be continued for another year.
The committee r. J. Irwin Alabama Mida ma
F;orida RAILWAY: Samuel Spencer. Baltimore, Chesa-
peake and Richmond steamboat Company y. NJ.
shin comnanv: : +. Parratt. Columbus southern
Railway: Thomas X. Scott. Georgia Railway D. VI VI
Sm,,.b ousvilIe and Nashville Railway; j., W.
Thomas Nashville. Chattanooga and ST. Louis ha'i-
way and f. St John. SeabOard Air Line
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TIFFANY & CO.
RAILROAD INTER ESTS.
,u, rprIc11r AGENTS. CONVENTION

THE FREIGHT AGENTS CONVENTION.
Tho convention of the National Association OF
Local Freight Agents assembled for its second day :
session yesterday morning at the broadway Central
Hotel Several important topics were discussed a.
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon the DELEGATES boarded
the Laura NJ Starin at Pier No. IL. North River
and sailed about the harbor and inspected the Ter
minals.
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anvAl 81 lie LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
4

WASHINGTON.
re, rh an,as as 81 iso. 49, ao 400 affe
Parior Car, 800 Dining Car. 600 dining Can 80
"a, 10 on l. M 1913 night Sunday i@. 900. 10 90
ii 80 dining Car A.. NJ; 2ao: 40 500 Dining Carr
~, uaItsnorr and Washington. week days. 500 1000
II 40 DINING Carr A. ~. e:o. $3.50; 800 dining Cap
Il 20 Binns CAB g. 40 S;co Dining Cab 600
()nlnc Carl r. NJ. icl5 night. , . ~,
Tickets and pariorcsr seats can be procured at Foot
OF L' AZ 9TH Az II East I4h ST. 1874 East i25h ST.
pa west i25h ST. ISL Columbus Az; New York. Court
o., sGo Fulton Gt. brooklyn: 9s broadway, Williams
Sus The New-York Transfer Company VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 aesuna'oa
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RAILROADS.
-AMERicA's cRGATgSr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
e HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central station 42i street. ,,o..
$50 4. M.-E,cew sunday, Empire State Express
Fastest train the world .,..
O,3O M-Ijaily Fast Mail. For syracuse. Roches'er'
Buffalo, Niagara Fails. chi'ag" , -,
1880 a. M.-Exccit sunday. Day Express For all 'n-
portant State points.
1.OO l. M-Bnily southwestern Limited. Tor 'ih''h-
natl indianapolis 81 Louis AID chicago
$3.50 T. NJ Except Sunday. West Point. foughkeepsie'
Albany, Troy. Saratoga.
4t3O Y. M.-Dnily. North shore Limited bur be""''
SO a. NJ. C,i,ngo I 20 l.. NJ <,
600 T. M.-IJniy. Albany Troy Eunaio. 'ir'e-
land Detroit Chicago. Cincinnati. 81. l,iuis
6i25 l.. M.-Daily. For Troy. Saratoga, burhhs'""'
pattsburg ana ST. Adams
700 i. M.-l)aily. For Albany. Troy, ttca. Adron
dark Mountains and Montreal
7i:sO y. M.-DAiy. For Auburn Road points, Bnhaio.
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Indianapolis, 81 LOUIS
O:OO r. M.~Daily. Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried on this train.
Ou5 h. M.-Daiy. For Cape Vincent. Ogdenso"'s'
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago. ,,.,
points New York Central. every night. except
sunday night.
OnO A. 81 and .,:35 T. M-Daly. except Sunday. to
Pittsfsd. via Harlem Division. -, ,,
DIS A. M.-Sunday only. iittsn'ld ana inc b"th-
shire Hills via Harlem Diyisoo.
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO loNkEkS, 49,.
night between l5,th-st ana p'in'h
Putnam Division, far as ionkers In connr rn,
''all night" trains - NewYork.
Wagner Palace Cnrs ali through trains.
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light ..,
Tickets and Wagner Onioes A. t9nd 'entrai s,h,.pn
ilh-st a42 broadway 25 Columbus ave; ~ WIS, lth-
Ct and l3sh-s station New-York 33s and 10 Fulton
It, and LOG broadway. f. D.. BROOKLYN. -
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the "tt
Express Company.
JOHN M ToUCEy. GEORGE II. DANlEIS
General Manager General fass'hs'r NS'"t.
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SUITS -WOMEN'S, GIRLS


Read carefully better yet, see the things.
You'll wonder who loses the money. No.
body does; it's simply thrifty management
and knowing how.
Waists and Skirts Of fine quality percale blue ground
with black and white figures, waist very prettlly
braided, zouave effect with lower portion and bow
OF PLAIN colored rercale, skirt with two rows OF
pretty braIdIng down front, So.
Waists and Skirts of prcttly figured lawn peaed
front and back, yoke and sleeves trimmed IN star
effect prettily braided, wide skirt with deep hem, So
Waists and Skirts OF fine quality figured lawn, with
square yoke in front, prcttIy pIeatcd back, with re-
vcres over shoulders TO waist, blouse effect IN front,
very wide skirt with deep hem, 81.
Waists and Skirts of fine quality lawn, handsomely
braided front with pcated back running from shoul-
ders. very full skirt with deep hem, So.
Tan Capes, the last OF manufacturers stock, some
perforated, Others embroidered or trimmed with
ridesoent bead work. many silk lined, s3.75 to slZ
from $40 to S25
Duck Suits, sI.s0, 81. up to So.
ChlldenS Eton Suits, pretty plnkand-whte and blue
and-whte striped duck deep sailor collar OF same
in contrasting colors, 6 to II years. 81 from 81.
Chlldrcns blouse Suits in gaatea stripes of red-and-
white, blucand-whtc and plnk-and-whlte deep
sailor collar OF solid color trimmed with embroidery,
4 to l2 years, 81 from Si.2j.
Misses Jackets stylish mixtures Of imported cloth,
doubc-brcasted extra large sleeves $3.50 from
s. 30
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pyERrrsEMEHrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
THE MEN, EN-. Yo Itl:ro, TvkIpTNE WILL BE RE:
"a door north Of rhr.y nrss.ss; and ADvER:
EighhIve s. corner Twenty rhirds 1872 sixth-ave
l5T Forrth-av-. esp Fourteenth-tt $50 Ihd-ave 100
xty.6rs,-. s Frss-avs 100 Wsts Forty second
West Forty second isi9 Secondary sat Third
and-twefth and One hundr ed and thirteenth sta
A. the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One-hundred- and.
c43 West One hvnd red and
st.. and $50 West onehundred-
o. M, at regular Office rates
In brooklyn 367 Fuionst. IS Court-st. - Broed-
way r. D.: lS3 broadway. 1i07 Fuitonst.. up 20
D. M, regular once rates.
Europfsn Brprrh fori adveytiscmeats only a. y1sse
Street. @. C.. toadoa. ENGLAND.
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Kailroaos.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of COrtiandt md Dcsbrosses SITS.
700 4. VI. daily except sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
AMI Intermediate stations.
SI5 4. u. daily Tor GENEVA ROCHESTER. BtF-
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and
~. West principal and local points; dining -
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vesthue sleeper 70 Chicago.
1l.IO \. VI. daily Geayes at 10 \. VI. sunday for
MArCU CIT NIX and Intermediate points Connections
f.r Heading md Harrisburg.
400 a. VI. daily. except Sunday. for EiMIRA and all
iuerncditc connections Tor POt'sve and Rsd
irr. chaif-cAr Wi.kc-harre
:l:3O T.. VI. SUNDAYS on.V f'r Wlkesbarre. L. & II.
Junction sui an Intermediate stations 1870
:;tO q. ". daily. except sunday Tor L. and b. Jt'Nt-
TION and principal intermediate Pullman buTet
paflorclr Wllkrsharre. connections f0r Pottsvilr
t;2O H. VI. daily except sunday, for Bound Brook ana
intermediate stations.
5u5 r. ". daily f,r EASTON and n'erpl"date stations.
GaD 4. VI. daily for hlFFALo, NIAGARA FALLS.
arl AL points West Pullman sleeper vestibuiei train
York &, Chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
connections aiding ami Harrisburg
G;:,O r. W. ds4y except sunday for Easion ana inter-
300 o. " ia,y f.r ITHACA, GENEVA. ROcIIEs-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Jul.nan Slcep-rs Chicago ard Buffalo Chair
car Nikeshsrrs. - 80 go
Tickets .nd Pullman accommotatons AZ 233. 28l a44
and 32s broadway IAN ST. 1876 East 18TH St:
New York Futon St court 81. rs Broadway, and
Bro1klyn Annex Brooklyn, y !.
The New York Transfer 20. Will cal, for and check bag
gag. hotel residence through g destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or EW-JERSEY.
anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
ON .nI after Mny 20 1899.

Trains leave station FOOT u Liberty St
For Fhston. bethlehem. Allentown. Manch thunk sc;
10 7:i5 $40 on .t5 To- Eastonl a. NJ, lo 30 !ioo
10 Easton) 80 IS 30 Alient0wn T. ". Sundays.
10 (7:I To- Easton) A. NJ. 800 53o. 800 i. NJ =.
For Vilkesbarre. Pitison, and scranton 9.lo A. NJ
80 80 40 =. NJ. sundays 70 \, NJ . ga
For Heading AT 10 500 9.lO 1000. li:3O 4. NJ ITO.
40 a ~. 90 so 900 = n. l?;i' night ,,o ina
200 BOO SOS p. NJ. i2i5 night Sundays 100 $50
For sunbury Lcwi.burrs and wiismsPort at 80 40;
800 0:IO A. NJ. 40 lao. 30 r. n. Sundays. 600
T. NJ .,, ,o,,r,
For Red Bank Long nranch and rants ,onth 70 rom
ois n s.ndays, csc.P' Ocean Grow" and A'oury
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnce,t Park and Barne-
For Atlantic CIV Cape May vine!and and irdgeton.
40 A. NJ 10 p. ".
For M,nmou,h Reach. s.ahrsh, ., and .. I,shlnnds 81
DAYS '''' ." SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OcEAH GROVE. &C.
'O From per ~ H.. foot Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Normandie
pum.on Hcaeh seabrlght, Monmouth Beach and Lon;
Prnnch a, 40 1918 A. ~ 900 Saturdays only. 3Ao.
4 o. r. NJ Sundays o:so A.. NJ, 100 r NJ
F,- rb.ron Arbury Park Ocean Grove. and points
.on,h :" point Pleasant. 1913 A. NJ u 200 SATURDAYS
soyn AK r ~ sundays except Ocean Grove and
I.h,rv PnrlD. q. 70 A. NJ 49,. =.
90 @ rAays nnlNl IN n. NJ.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
cI0fJ1s. no,niSg. Night.
i2s1ss7 10 I3IasAsoi sslol1
NE5KE n I- on q tzE.el
y, !, ..ssl \; J. III
r :; ;r:fna. iSflf IElE EgIlzna.
.'0.5
800

IN this diagram q continuous white line shows the
.h.nres in pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
.cor6ns The dotted line represents the tenn
,sra,Ire recorded at Pe-rys Pharmarv
Tribune Office. June IL. n. m-Ihc weather yesterday
was in general rather foggy and threatening with slight
.,ri,rc % rain carly In afternoon. The
ranged between GO and 70 degrees the average
mo- being Il degrees lower than on Tuesday and 81
sarees lower the corresponding day last year
There will probably be thunder-showers to-day with
stationary temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For Maine Increasing coudincss; stationary temporal
ure: southcasterly winds
For New Hampshire and Vermont Increasing clouhine's
with hunderghowers In the afternoon slightly cooler;
southeriy windr
For Massachusetts, Increasing Goodness with 'n"n"er-
showers in the evening" stationary temperatures southey
winds.
For Eastern New-York thunder-showers; sshuy cooler
in northern portion: fouthcry winds
For NewJersey showers: stationary temperature fo"'h
erly winds.
For the District OF Columbia Delaware and Maryland.
cloudy weather and light showers. followed by clearing
schty warmer; souherly winds. , ..
For Virginia Increasing Goodness and showers iol-
lowed by fair: stationary temperature: southery winds
For Western thunder showers; cooler SOUTH
crly winds, shifting 10 northwesterly
For Ohio thunder showers; warmer IN SOUTHWESTERN
portion; westerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
WITH 4 BUSINESS ON THE JUMP

/ this is, many things not
exactly we Growing too fast to keep everywhere
Be a little patient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
WILL, ACCEPT EX-GOVERNOR FLOWERS
OFFER.

Rochestcr " Y, June FIT is stated on good au-
,hor,,v that Superlntcnlont T.. @. Russell. OF the
Rome WatertOwn and Ogdensburg Railway. viii
accent the one- made him 10y Ex-Governor Flower
to become the superintendent OF the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad The salary Is $1,000 Triinmas-
Ter crowley, Of Watortown. may succeed Russell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

A low AREA CENTRAL OVER THE LAKE REGIONS
Washington June i2-The area II high pressur" over
England has slowly eastward. diminishing IN
intensity Tho area low pressure south ~ this hgh
r ,o,.ne nprthwari and will Into general low
orc, now central over the lake regions The area ~ low
ressure central las, night in Alberta has moved rapidly
eastward and Will also merge into the general low before
mentioned An Of high pressnr" remains '""'~''
aver the northern plateau and North Pacific states The
,.,,.,o,ur. has fallen account Of thundersorrns
from 10 10 degrees upper lake region IN" ONO
Valley and Tennessee The temperature has also fallen
in Iowa Eastern Nebraska ana on u" southern syIr
.Is.rhcro he tenpcraure been stationary Thunder
storms have occurred at Washington City. i'atm1ie
Ihu.ielrhta Norfolk cleveland. Detroit. Indianapolis
chatanoora Nashville. Cairo Fort smith. Anarllo. ~
honv Green BAY ST. Vincent Huron. Dakota. MoOfifai
r r'st cinux CIV Sauge.n Parry Sound. Itsburg
Duluth and Columbus. a maximum wind velocity OF
.t,,y niles an hour Chattanooga this AFTER
,rnn cloudy weather with hundcrstorms. u indicated
for the regions, West Virginia ana 'he "d-A'an"c
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Baltimore e OHiO ABROAD.

UnltImorr, Washington. Chicago. Cincin natl,
-. Louis md All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL rRAlNS
Leave New York Of IIo-ryst daily for CHICAGO.
20 n n, ana II II night PI1TS5tRG. $3.50 sun.
40 sun II II Night. CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 10 d m
GV0 - m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. n. m.
sun 10 n m II 80 a. m. Dining car. 230 Dining Car
e. 30 p m rv sun Dining carr 600 Goo p m. Dining
carr. l2i5 night.
NORFOLK. II 30 a. IN. daily.
XEW- oNIrANS Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga,
thrdigh Pullman Sleeping car 2. m. daily
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light
Ticket l3 H. .6i 40 ito broadway III Fast
ll,h St ~ Bowery y. y. ga Fulton ST., Brooklyn;
stations foot u Liberty st, C. X. X. or ~ j.
New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains lralr Wrst I'D 81 station. Now. fOrk. rs l"I-
lows and Il minutes enrior from foot Franklin St:
3:yO \ VI. Daily. Local u Buffalo.
DiJ A. ". Daily Tor Albany, ltNa. syracuse rochester
! Imtfalo Niagara Falls Detroit. chicago
G,UO H. VI. paily Albany Montreal ttica. syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and ri. Louis.
40 4. VI. Daily except Sunday, for ttica syracuse
Newark Rochester and Durhlu.
lMralo Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit Cleveland Chi
cago and St Louis.
For tickets time tables 81 local parlor and sleep
Ink ear accommodations apply city occes. Brooklyn and
M yo,k ana al stations tables principal
hotels For other Information address
| L f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Providence June AT the expiration OF the
time for the purchase OF Providence and Springfield
Railroad stock at $50 share to-day iour-hitha hai
heen received by the Union Trust Company as
agent for unknown persons In New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
| FEATHER BOAS, $500

For Summer evenings Lightcst Of protectors for the
throat Takes the place Of cloak. Special lot,
finest quality, richest black, no re-dyed feathers, no
mixed goods $500; never under $40.
Broadway.
DRESS THE BOY RIGHT
Needn't cost cent more than to let him
wear the buzz-saw cut things; very likely
not as much.
BOYS all-wool double breasted Scotch chcviot
Suits, gray and brown mixtures, double seat and
knees, elastic waist band in trousers to 10 years,
S..
Boys galatea wash Sailor Suits fine hairlne stripes,
extra large blue collar trimmed with rows OF
white BRAID anchor shield, to years, s.
BOYS and childrens cadet sailor Yacht and the new
Golf Caps blue gray and brown, solid colors and
small neat checks So; the 75c and 81 kinds.
Also straw Sailors at Soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
TOWELS-DOYLIES

Better you know Linen the more pleasantly surprised
you'll be with these prices
SILK open work and rnged fingcrbowl Doylics, lOc
each. were 30c
Hamburg insertion and mffcd Pillow Shams, slightly
stained at 81 the pair were 81 so.
Fringed Dresden damask Tea Cloths, 3Ox3O in, 5Sc
were ,jc
Good quality ringed huckaback Towels, 2OxSS in.
sl.25 doz; 81 80 kind
AlI-whc hensttched Huck Towels, 1896 in, sl.so
doz; the 81 IL kind.
Plain hemmed Towels, 25S42 in, sI.92 doz.; good
value at 50 10
Plain fringed all-whte Towels, $40 doz.; the 50
kind
Large size damask ooorcd border Towels, 24x4O in,
Is each
Fine Diaper, plain and fingei 24x4j in, $500 doz.
regularly 81 SO
White twlled Toweling, o. yd
Good Kitchen Toweling, g. yd.
Pure flax Glass Towelng. R]lc the yd; regular 1sc
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINEN

IVA Frcm New-Yorh We'd. Fri. and Sat.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP by SEA TO THE PORTS OF
--CEORGIA-FLoRtDA.
STRAIGHT AND ROUND TRIP TICKETS 10 all points
Texas. Colorado Utah. Arizona. California. Mexico.
etc and Florida. Excellent accommodations.
SPECIAL LOW RATES To DENVER EDUCATIONAL.
CONVENTION. JULY 5-J2
TOURISTS TTCKETS good for six nine months
Write for 6ipage Pocket Guide tnaied free)
C. H. MALLORY 4 90. Gen. Asts.. Pier ~. f. r.. ~ z.
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COOKS TOURS.
~ At our DOW NTOWN (ChieO OFFICE. 26l- 262 Broad.
way, New York have every facility and informatioo
for intending rsyelsrs TrtoWn residents VIII ind our
most convenient FOR obtaining tickes and Information
Credit Circular Notes. steamer Chairs.
TFtOS COOK & SON,
Official Ticket Agents for all Trunk LineA
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NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantIque

" FRENCH LINE To RAvRE, FRANCE
IA ror'RAINE Santelli. ........ Sat- June Is N,
LA NoRMANDIE. loirot ........ sat. June =, n
Parlo-se. and buffet smoking attached % Special
Train HayrsIagis vice versa. Seats. Slo0
A FORGET General Agent. No 4 Bowling Green.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.-Drect to

NJ TAGE CITY. Mass and Portland. Me- Deiishifui
all pleasure resorts North and East.
Elegant steamers Low rates. Tuesday. Thurs
day and saturday r NJ During July and August extra
service Pier u. East River. foot Market ST.
HORAriO HALL. Agent
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SCCOHU FIOOr. DTOHUVfHy
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Selling more Muslin Underwear in week
now than we used to sell in month-tWo
months, almost.
GOWNS
Good strong muslin Gowns, mother hubbard plcated
yoke. high, full sleeves 3Sc, only three pieces to
buyer.
Good muslin Gowns, mother hubbard yoke Of rows
Of Hamburg insertion trimmed with Hamburg cds-
ing on neck, yoke and sleeves, high, full sleeves,
65c