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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
RAILROADS.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
DOT Of Desbrosses and Ccrtlandt 81

STATIONS foot Of DesbrOs.es ana ccrtIand' stressA
1890 A. SAsT Gar
sn en l sssn Chicago DS'F M
cpsinna, GO ! Ina I. q w. s .ns 4 4osdc
s PS1n s.. eca sSs &SR s Ss. Sgs
vile and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati io;4S A. H.. e.
Go 1y r. H. we es1sHfS Sleeping
pa PSns gar K ce CHICAGO ana n. Day
7,45 .. ~. sorriiwEsTEiN ExPRI:ss sPp linn.
.s and "ns Cars to Ensnap aps os H.
'' ,SuI. '9F, A. second mo an%l'''''
ATc pr csea daily sl ssG .v:.
Land wssi xsm f,laTrdt AND THE SOUTH; .c
srsrsonal m al rarior and Diny1g Ha? sun
s y sac ' il d.'sf 81: PfS
paIir end Dining Cars, 40 DINING Car. Dining
s9rTaEhx lRAILwAYs o.'ss n daily sI..D. ::u 70
Atlantic COAST LINE . g. " dany. Sleeper. .
s,ao s ' M lsc A1anfa and o'ae'''"
aGSAr TSE, s 32 Rs and pnn. F carr.
F OLD po!NT coMoRT apa SonroLEi ,n y Isr C,p:
sI ssis' sGp'' dsy ''kd'y' and WV"
A pa:; &c, CITY ana SArE NAY ,n S N "'d''
S SS sS.2 s a, I, t S:r Exc 's 70,
A'0uFy r'F'0 r On ! rhILx ali { Tsn.
l4s as j. x. 81. Is 80 3 40 Dining CAP Z, !:
2s sS Gs c pns sso cf 20 90
G n D H"H sa Gaa .s 80 ''N's Si night,
Ticket eices No. 43 9' 100 s22 III ana ana Hc;
GaSa ses A.oT c ns 1896 500 futon
@ o SRS ? Stallion jersey @
s S0mpany viii call for and ITO"
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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NOTES ON DRESS.
FRENCH GOWNS SEEN IN NEW YORK
PANELS. YOKEs AND PLAsTRONs

Felix has many Of his new skirts laid In deep
graduated plaits II well built skirt made IN
this way Is very graceful One of his latest crea-
lions is a dark brocaded silk. having deep olive
green ground, with raised design In autumnal
tlnts. This has the skirt laid after the manner
described. The bodice is made plain and tight-it-
ting. closed at the back with the high collar gorei
up from the shoulders without separate cut.
over this Is laid separate blouse OF white crepon
trimmed with three rows OF gold braid. This bouse
Is cut round al the neck severa. inches below the
collar and then straight down to the waist. leav-
ing an opening Of several inches. The shoulders
cut long the sleeves. and then up to the
armhoe to form jockeys The rest OF the blouse s
gathered into the waist with a gold-braded bet.
the gold trimming holding down the two front
box pleats for three inches. and being finished with
braided trefoil. The brocaded sleeves are short
TO the elbow. and very full. and are finished with
a Moyenage cum Of the white crepon trimmed with
god braid
very pretty and Chic little costume by ROUTE
has new-ooking short figaro jacket OF fine gui-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
GROUNDS TORJUDGE WHEELER'S DECISION
HIS STRUCTURES oX THE METRoPoLTAN LIFE
INSI RANCE COMPANY.

HIS STRUCTURES o% THE METROPOLITAN LIFE
INsG RANCE COMPANY.
The suit brought by DIR. Austin Fuller Of New
Haven Conn against the Metropolitan Life lnsur-
ance Company OF this city. recently decided in DR.
Fuler's favor mas been in the Connecticut courts
for about ten years. In his opinion Judge Wheeler
says:
The defendant did not keep the account Of this re-
serve fund according to the plan represented. Inc
defendant appropriated before IL pas sd 10 the fund
such part OF the on apsed policies as IL re-
aulret 10 meet the deficits. II admits That IL repre-
scented To the assgnors that this fund would equal
co per cent OF the premium paid Inc fuhd' IN ldct
was less than one-fOurth OF this
1t makes adequate explanation OF the gross
discrepancy between the representations ana the
PAYMENTS made. The amounts arising from the fail-
ire OF the defendant 10 carry out the pan II con
ers Il large and the share due these assignors IL
greatly IN excess of the amounts paid them The de-
fenlant knew il contracted to insure these
assignors under the reserve dividend plan; IL KNOWS
pIan: II knew that IL using the sources or the
fund and the credits belonging 10 the fund FOR the
purooses Of the company, when In fact each source
belonged 10 the fund and the fund TO the survv-
ing policy-hoiders.
The Metropolitan officials say that the suit I'm New
Haven was on the construction of some old tontine
noicies of the company written In 1872 The com
pauy puts construction on the policy, and Judge
Wheeler In his opinion, another The company the
officials say VIII appeal from the decision and abide
bv the final result with cheerfulness. The paintin
i'm the suit bought Up several alleged causes OF
lion on a contingent fee. from policy holders who
had made settlements with the company and had
der his construction OF the policy these people
entitled
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worked faithfully and the floor Will present very
handsome appearance Many Of the booths have
cost a great deal OF money. and the care taken by
several of the large exhibitors In making a novel
and expensive display shows their estimation of the
exhibition. There will be tickets sold at the box
office tonight. Admission is by invitation extended
by the Madison Square Garden Company, and the
exhibitors viii entertain their many friends at the
various booths After tonight the exhibition VIII
be open from 1920 I'm the morning until 1870 at
night. with admission at q cents
Among the special features VIII be the cooking
lectures al II 2. m. and p. m. by Mrs. Sarah Ty-
Rorer IN the Concert Hall. The National
Domestic Science Association, at their exhibit In
the centre Of the main hall will give practice
cooking lesson from to o'clock every afternoon
under control Of Miss Emma {. Sickes. There VIII
be special concerts In the concert hail at i:i5 and
Si5 by the Martina Johnstone Concert Company.
the first one being tomorrow, and music In the
main hall every afternoon and evening by
D'Aquins Orchestra: There Will oe enough to be
and enough to be had. and with the large sale
of tickets. through the charitable associations in
terested In the enterprise. there will be crowd In
the Garden until November cones.
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RAILROADS.
-AMERIoA's GREATEST RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R.P.
q HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station, 42d Street.
$40 M-Excep. sunday Empire State ExpresA
Fastest in the world
0:3O A. M-Dally. Fast Nail! For Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago
1880 A. NJ Except Sunday. Day Express For all I'm.
portant State points. . f
400 f. M-Daily Southwestern Limited. for Cnoin.
natl indianapolis. ~. Louis and Chicago.
$3.50 l.. a Except Sunday. West Point Poughkeefsie.
Albany. Troy Saratoga.
4,DO 7. M.-Dally North Shore Limited Due Detroit
500 A NJ Chicago. 4:3O ?. NJ
GOO +. M.-Daily For Albany Troy Bunao, Ceve'
land Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati. 81 Louis
0;25 T. M-Dsly. Saratoga Plattsburg St Adams
saranac Lake and Lake Placid.
700 p M.-Daiy For Adirondack Mountains and
Montreal.
1890 r M-Taly. For Auburn Road points. Buffalo.
Niagara Falls Cleveland indianapolis ST. Louis
900 T. M-Daliy Only Sleeping Car passengers FOR
Rochester carried this train.
0i1j 7 M-Dsfy. For Cape Vincent ogiensburg
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago .
12:1O NIGHT Theatre train for Chicago and principal
points on New-York Central. every night. except,
O:IO A. NJ and :;.35 +. M-Dniiy except Sunday to
Ptsheld. via Harlem Division -
0;15 A. M.-Sunday only. 20 Prtsfeld md the Berk
shr. Iiis via Harlem Division
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERs.
IAN night between 1s5th-st. and points on
Putnam Division. Yonkers. in connection with
night trains out ~ NewYork.
Wagner Palace all through trains.
Trains Illuminated by Pirtsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station.
III Broadway Park Place 26l 4l3 Broadway: 81 East
14th-st broadway; 235 Cournbusave 80 West i25h
st. 13sth-st Sta.ion NewYork: 33s and 12C Fulton
St. and I0G Broadway f. D.; Brooklyn. go
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the West
JOHN NJ TOrCEY GEORGE ~. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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DANIEL VGILLAGH DISCHARGED
THE CORONER'S JrRY FINDS THAT BESSIE MAR
cor DIED FROM OPIUM POISONING
DIR HOCBER ~ \ RAGE

THE CORONER'S JTRY FINDS THAT BESSIE MAR
cor DIED FROM OPIUM POISONING
DIR HoEBER IN \ RAGE.
Coroner Iccter and jury yesterday held in
quest into the death of Bessie Maroon. who died
recently under suspicious circumstances at No. 1872
Yves, Thirt y-fifth-st. Daniel McGulagh. who
I'm the habit of visiting the woman, arres ted,
IT was supposed her death had resulted from
beating which he Is alleged to have given her the
day before her death. At the inquest DR.. W. r.
Scheee the chemist who analysed the woman's
stomach testified that re had found a quantity Of
opium sufficient to cause her death The jury
brought I'm verdict that Bessie MarcOu died OF
posOn administered by unknown person. NJ
Gillagh discharged.
In the course OF the hearing Or. Flanders testi-
fled that Mrs. Maroon Bellevue Hospital
and was trea ted by him for the morphine habit, and
she was discharged in three weeks as cured.
Don't you think" said Mr.. ORellly. McGilaghs
counsel, that this Is clear case az suicide
Coroner Hoeber jumped to his feet. his eyes Dlaz'
ing with rage. -
Don't answer that question. doctor" he shouted
Then the irate Coroner turned on Mr. Reilly anu
fairly screamed: -,
you have right to ask such question SIR
Your question is not only leading. but m!s.eadhs'
| don't want to hear you any more. ,,
Coroner HOeber then gave the bench "niV"
with bis gavel tnat made the jury start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
NEpREME COURT.

y In the matter Of the application Of the Board OF
Education. by the Counsel TO the Corporation 9t ~, ~
Aldermen Commonaty ~ the city Of New lork 10
certain lands ORCHARD HESTER and LUDLOW
STREETS IL the Tenth Ward OF said cry, duy sg'en,
ard approved by sail Board as site Tor scnoo, pif
poses under and In pursuance If the PROV OF ci'sr
8l Of Laws Of ISIS. amended by chapter 30 OF
Laws Of 1880
Pursuant to the provisions IT chapter 1871 Of the Laws
Of 1853 amended by chapter - Of the Laws OF sVo
notice hereby that application VIII DC mace
Special Term Of said Court. 10 be hec at chamners
thereof County Courthouse, in the cry 81 Ne"
the 18th day Of october. 1888 at the opening o
the that day. thereafter as couhse
can be heard thereon appointment OF Commission
ers OF Estimate in the aboye-entitled matter. -. .
The and extent Il the improvenent herery N
and Conmonalty Of the City OF New-fork to certain
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and the
in be Tentb Ward Of aid CITY in fee
simple absolute the same be converted appropriated
and used 10 and the purposes specified In said chapter
I9i Of the Laws Of 1855 amended by said chapter
n Of the Laws Il 1890 property having been duly
selected ard approved by the Board ~ Education as site
for school purposes and pursuance OF The pro-
anen1ed by said chapter g. Of the 1880
following described lots, pieces or parcels OF land
namely:
living ana being in the Tenth Ward Z the city of New
York together bounded and described as
follows beginning at the corner formed py the lntsi
westerly line Ludlow street running thence westerly
lr the said northery line % Hester street 10 fee; 10
Tho east.r line Orchard street; thence nof'y along
said oast.ry line orchard street 70 feet inch thence
.,scrly ana parallel nearly with the northeIiy
line ~ Hcste street I5 feet to Hoint in the western
iln - ludlow street distant northefy 23 feet inches
from the norhery line q Hester thence southerly
,tong said westerly Ludlow street I'D feet
inches to the point ~ place Of begnnilnngs
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation. No 2
Tryon Row NeW-N rk city
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. n.
stutiOns NeW-iOrk, foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
CIRs raNT'SCH iIt:HTs

Direct route 70 NEWARK. BIooMFIEI.p MoNTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsvilie. Baskns
Ridge. Madison Morristown Passac. Paterson Boon
poS ,Gp iTcnSe NEWTON suppS IAkE
MOUNTAIN. Washington PifILIIPSHt RG EASTOS
sc HrS P.TrsTox swlEXEsBxRRr @0 N%STi
COKE DA,TSviLIE: N0RTHrMbERLL.A,;N!,p,. Mont Mont
VILE UTICA. RlcHF;EI.D SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGo Ei.MlRA,
CORNING, BATH. DANSNlII.E. BUFFAlO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST,
40 A. M-DINdHAMToN MAI. stops at principal
900 4. M-BrFFALo SCRANTON. BINGMAMroN,
UTICA. RICiIFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars con-
Buffalo with train for chlcago and points wsst
100 !. M.-SCRANTON WITKEsBARkE and EiAM'"A
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parior cars my
400 l. M.-SCRANrON. NILNESIsARRf. ara FIJI
MOUTH EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parior cars
100 l.. NJ tDiy.-Buflaio vesthned lAmed ExPfssSs
SCRANTON BTNGHAMToN. EIMfEA BtF.
FAiO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects a.
BUFFALO with train Chicago and points west
$50 p. NJ tDaiiy).-BtFFAin. sCRANToN. RiN1nAsM,,
. TON RIcIIFIEI.D SPRINGS. UTICA. SYRACUSE
ana osWEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet sl.epeis
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Park Place Broadway. Tickets Mt ferry stations 9t1
broadway III 4h-sye. i2th-st. ~ West i2Stf-st
.3s Columbus ave- New 726 Fulton and
.os Rroadwav brooklyn Time tables giving full iafor-
nation at all stations
check baggage :or, hotel or residence to dssnatoA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JERSBY
(Anrhracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
nj u H. lAllt


-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
nd after October is, 1895
Trains leave foot - Liberty ST.
For Eas;on. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c:
400. 7.i5 $40 ni:f5 to Esston, A NJ. 1910 ! 30 400
Easton). 4:30 5:i5 80. Allentown p sundays.
430 CAB to Easton) a. NJ. 100 $50. eco r NJ .
For Wkestare, Pntston and Scranton. $40 A. NJ.
40 80 4:3O p. ". suniays 80 A. " ~
100 $50 400 200 5:45 1880 r. NJ. 1918 night. Sun
days 90. 2:3o $50. 600 p NJ. 1918 night.
For Harrisburg 40 500. $40 a. NJ. ll0. ~.
400 300 5:t5 p. NJ. 1913 night Sundays i'co e;3o'
GOO p. NJ. I2:l5 night IN.
500, o:loH 4; i;iO. iao. 7ao P NJ Sundays. 40
AIT-RATL ROUTE
piessant $50 $50 10 Red BANK, Sis. 1880 A. NJ.
I 80. 3'3'. 90 $50 $50 G:ia =. NJ. sundays. ex,
cept Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 9Co A. NJ, 400
For Lakewood Toms River Bar esat Park and Ba'ns'
FOR Atlantic city. vineand. and Brdgeton 43o A. M''
For Monmo.,h Beach. seabrgh, ard Highlands ct
SUNDAYS 900 4 " 100 y
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier 2 ~ r.. Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Normandle.
Rumson Beach. Seabrght Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch at 1918 A NJ. 3a5 p. NJ. sundays go A. NJ
For E,beron. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south 70 Poir' Pleasant 3:i5 p NJ Sundays except
C-o,e andA at, pa A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
DESTRUCTIVE RAIL WAY WRhtk.

Cleveland oct. "A dispatch 10 The Press
from Chillicothe says most destructive wreck
occurred on the Baltimore and Southwestern IAN
road last night three miles east OF this city. The
eastbound passenger train had set a bridge on hre
and when the west-bound local freight came along
it was Obliged TO stop. man was sent PACK 10
and the train crashed into the front one. rorly
cars were piled thirty feet high, ana niteen cars
loaded with furniture and coal totally de-
stroyed was one engine. The bridge was aiso
badly damaged by fire. The loss IS estimated AT
from $4,000 TO $4,000. No ore was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
UV ~ OSVe 6
TO PHILADELPHIA. nAITlMORE AND

TO PHILADELPHIA. bAtTIMoRE AND
WASHINGTON
Fer rhnaalPhs wes1 d1 ac 80 80 s sSc s c so
Parior Car. 800 Dining Carr. 600 Dining Gar, 20
a:4i 10 90 NJ i2:l5 night sundsys 80 100, 200 1000
coo Dining carr P. NJ. i2l5 night, e.oo ,ooo
1870 Dining Car, A. M. 200 $50; 500 Ginlns Car, CAP
II 80 Dining carr A. N. 2:20. 500 Dining Carr 900
Dining Car p. NJ. 1913 night
Tickets and parlor-car be procured AZ foot
Of Liberty ST. ia IL 2ei AZ oii i4o is;3 Brood "a
way 73I 9th Az, 81 East 1+th St. l34 East 12oth ~.
PA West I25h ST. 25I Columbus Az. New York Court
St 500 Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN; % broadway. Williams:
burg The New-York will call for ane
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains lea, West 42d ST. station y Y: as foiiowa
BIO 4. VI. Daily Local to Buffalo.
40 A. VI. Daily local 10 Albany. for Catskil Mountains
and Saratoga. Parlor Albany. Sundays only.
0I5 A. W. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester.
buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and Chicago.
!I::5 A. VI. Daily except sunday. to caskll Moyn'
tans. New Paiz lakes lake, M9hons and MINI, MinnewasR~
400 II. VI Daily except Sunday. for Albany
900 T. NJ Daily Tor Albany Montreal. Utica. Syracuse.
':ochester buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis
GEO r. NJ Daily except sunday. for Newburg Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car 70 KINGSTON
ar u NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Utica. Syracus4
R,ohestc, and Eu0alo
tar Buryao Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and -. Louis
For tickets time table, parlor and sleepingcar accom-
noda, apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York and
n, stations Time tables principal hotels For other
Information address g Il. lAWBEET
Gen Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. NewYork.
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1)nblie Notltes
yDTBLIC NOTICE.

DIBIIC NOTICE.
/ OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE COMMON COtiN-
Gil. ROOM S. CITY HALL NEW-YORk. September
@lst. 1880 $500
The Beecker Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad Company
and the broadway anc Seventh Avenue Railroad Com
many having applied by petition dated September a. 1870
the consent the Common Council Of the Ciiy ot
York construction maintenance and operation
branches extensions Of the petitioners
railroads upon surface OF Broome street ana
broadway between Crosby street and the westerly sds
Broadway connect the existing railroads On Crosb
ard Rr0Ome street
Now therefore, pursuant 70 directions given me IN p
resolution which adopted by the Common COUNCIL sep.
ember H. 1890 and approved By the Mayor september
1885 public notice OF such Application y nerepy CIV
and that at the Chamber OF the Board OF Aldermen IN
the city Hall the city Of New-York, on We inesday
the of October 1898. AT two O'Clock In the after
noon such application OF said railroad companies VIII Dc
first considered ald public hearing had theieeh. ,
All persons Interested in the application are notified 10
be present end place aforesaid az an opp
uity will be given them be heard In relation thereto
WI. H. TEN EYCK.
Clerk OF the Common Council!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
FROM BUTTE CITY TO SAN FRANCISCO.

Cheyenne, Wyo. Oct. 2-Articles of Incorporation
have been filed here with the Secretary of State for
the California Idaho and Montana Railroad Com
pany which proposes construct and operate a
railroad from Butte city Mont. to San Francisco
The capital stock Is s30O0O0J The incorporatOrs
Mortz Lippman, of New-York: Theodore Voorhees,
of Philadelphia H. VI. DcKey. of Chicago, and
Denver and Boise City people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
4 coREAN GRANT TO AN AMERI'

Washington. Oct. 2--Mr. Sill. United states M'N,
lister to Corea has Informed the Department, o,
State thet the King of Corea has granted a i'ii'eu
mining franchise to James r. Morse. an american
,,,a This &c the frs. instance in which the right
has been formally given over the proper sea-. me
mines in question are said to be me rlcht ~ , ~
country They are in the gold mining uiS ~ t -.
I>hnsan In the province OF Ping fang ana pelons
10 the royal family Mr.. Sill says that NJ G III
has long been creditably associated win NoIea " a
business way and for some years mas ac' ~ 90
Corean commercial agent in New fSrn nap ~ -,
nresident OF the American Trading COMPANY, Oh
New~York with houses IN London, san frahcis,So
Yokohama Kobe. Shanghai. Che'nuipo' anu o'"e
MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
RECEPTION or GRADUATE NURSES

The graduates OF the New-York Hospital Train
ing School for Nurses held reception last night In
the Administration Building. No. West Sixteenth
st which was attended by "A large and fashionable
gathering Theodore r. Woo.sey Of the Board Of
Governors. addressed the graduates and presented
diplomas to fifteen. They are MISS EIi "A
Brown, Miss Eleanor NJ. Dinehart Miss Agnes
Houston Miss Mary J: Hunter. Miss Ethel Eos
Ter Miss Elizabeth *. Joyce Miss Jessie +. Annis.
Miss Margaret H. Thompson, Miss Ella NJ Dan
aher Miss Marie w. Sellen Miss Estele c. Nourse,
Miss Fila NJ Roberts Miss L. T. Babcock. Miss
Mabel Washbourn and Mrs. HELEN Montague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
rRorBLE orFR VIEW roRK,S SITE.

Albany oct (SpccIaD-Some dispute having
arisen over the selection by New-Yorks committee
OF a site for the New-fork monument on Lookout
Mountain General Daniel Sickes. General Daniel
p,,,,erueld and Clinton H. Beckwith, OF the Chcka-
manga and Chattanooga Battlehelds Commission.
have gone to Washington TO consult with Secretary
o! War Lamont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
ARRAyT SERVED on AUGUST BELMONT

The warrant for the arrest of August Belmont for
assaulting Henry Nicholson. his valet has not been
served upon Mr. Belmont Ii Is still In the hands
OF the Hampstead. Long Island, constable 1t Is
s,nnosed that Mr. Belmont knows that the warrant
is in the hands of Constable Gilders.eve ana VIII
present himself trial when the case is called,
and allow the warrant to be served upon him
August Belmont declined positively yesterday TO
talk about his alleged chastisement OF MS valet Tor
falling TO dust his overcOat properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
gern=life

The doctors tell us, a-days,
that disease germs are everywhere
in the air, in the water, in our
food, clothes, money; that they
get into our bodies, live there,
thrive and grow, if they find any
thing to thriv on.
Consumption is the destruction
of lung-tissue by germs where the
lung is too weak to conquer them.
The remedy is strength-vital force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
EARNINGS OF WESTERN ROADS.

Chicago. oct. THE earnings of tho Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway for the fourth
week of September S95j.9; for the correspond
Ing week OF last year $s5i52l: increase slOl 800.
The gross earnings Of the entire system OF the
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific for the month OF
Sepembe~ 81 53l $50 increase of $s.59S over
those Of the same month last year.
The net earnings OF the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa F. for the month OF August 1862 09
for the same month last year, $S5i.iji; decrease,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
Err LIN ES.

Through trains leave NewYork foot OF Chamoefs-s&,
as follows and five earlier from West I'D ST.:
O.OO A. N.--vestibuled Express Daily for WayerV.
J'UV Einghamon EmirG. Buffalo Bradford James
town cincinnati and Chicago Parlor car to
Buffalo.
OK 4. M.-Delaware Valley Express, Daily, except
~. ] - SUNDAY. Tuxedo. Goshen Middleton Port
JerVis Iackawasen, Caiicoon. Hancock. Deposit.
SIsauehanna Tarior to Por; Jeryis
300 nm: y SSsadd9 %f Ray ssa 70,
s:t5 A. NJ Chicago =. NJ Sleepers Chi
caeo Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
~On r. M-I}uffao Vestibuled Express Daily. arrives
/.UV buffalo 4. NJ. making direct connections
Tor Detroit. Chicago and the West. uTao pas
sengers can remain in sleeper until 8 A. NJ
O.fs y. M-Nia Chatauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
S:4,) Daily, Solid train Chicago. Sleepers Buff
faio Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
\ OrAI, TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III. 26i. 4oi and eS! Broadway.
10 Esst i25thst Chambers and West 22d-st ferries,
Wv York: 90 broadway 1913 Fuonst Brooklyn: go
JIrison at Ifoboken. and Jersey City Station Erie
T-rensrer Company calls for checks baggage from
hotc.s and residences destination.