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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

At this season everyone should take good
spring medicine. Your blood must be puri-
fed or you will be neGlectins your health.
There is cry from Nature for help, and un-
less there Is prompt and satisfactory response
you will be liable to serious illness.
This demand can only bo met by the puri-
flying, enriching and
Biood-vitalizing
clements to be found in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
my mother-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe,
at the ago Of 70 years, was attacked with a
violent form of salt rheum; it spread all over
her body, and her hands and limbs were
dreadful to look at. At the same time, my
littlo daughter Clara, who was just one year
old, was attacked by similar disease, like
scrofula. 1t appeared in
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25
Old Soldiers in China.

Nowhere are old soldiers so distin-
guished as in China. In 1890 the En-
peror Kiang Su issued a proclamation
which read in part as follows: $40
thank heaven that it has allowed us TO
reach the age of 20 years, we herewith
raise all active soldiers of the eight
banners of Manchuria and Mongolia to
the rank of the nobility. TO those who
have passed the fourscore, we give in
addition a piece ofsilk, ten measures of
rice, and ten pounds of meat. Those
who have passed their Goth birthday
are to receive double measure in each
case" When the crack regiments of
the Chinese army contain men almost
century old, 1t is not so difficult to un-
derstand the successes of the brave
JapaneSe.
The friendship between two girls us.
Ially ceases as soon as they have told
everything they know.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25
Biood-vital;zing
Hoods SIS ancz Hoods
An Old Deed.

A few days ago a singular deed was
presented ut the registers office In
Newark, N. ]. 1t was made in 1856
and had never been recorded.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

No woman has right to neglect her
ordinary duties, which are importan,
to crochet things for third cousin she
does not see once q year
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25
No Wonder.

When n man is Informed there are
triplets in his family, he can hardly be-
iieve his own census.-Richmond Dis
patch,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

California has 900, 900 fruit trees, acco I'd
Ing to recent estimates.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

| use Pso's Cure for Consumption both in my
family and practice DIR. g. w. PATTERSON, Ink
ster, Mich, November s. 1894.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softcns the gums, reduces inflamn-
tion, aliays pain, cures wind collie % c. a bottle
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

Straw plating gives employment to 5000
Women in Europe.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

Scotland's Roman Catholic churches have
352, 900 members.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

Bismark never uses any pens save those
made OF goose quills.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

A London omnibus carries on an averag
$500 passengers each week.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25

Karl's Glover Root, the great blood purifier,
gives freshness and clcarness to the complex
ion and cures constipation. 25 cts. 50 cts. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

pI-sIxEss At THE EXCHANGES.

RI-STNESS At THE ENCHANur'"'
A., tho Trinity salesroom yesterday there was
email market BIZ. good attendance Inc o'N9
was fairly active ,.,,., and in
Smyth & Ryan offered under torec,os Eve
son,rats parcels six ,sree-story brck anu i'a'"e'
s,oo, lv,e.Ilnrs. being No 40 to 400 West ohe
at the sou'""'
convent-ave. lots each l6sx@ll. ,,,o,,
vo 40 was the first parcel offered ana iovsr
81 SIS from Peter j. Moran the t or,ar az CON
vent-ave and Onc-hunirehh amrhi IS so from G. p.
$40 = rom rsSer 20 offered under foreclosure
Va n- Fast Seventy- seventh-st nve-story S,Ui
~; tot ,ansment-honse on lot 25xlO92 IL brought
Sl1 800 from Moses X Nalack
rh saies AT private contract YESTERDAY were NH Iii
~ on the west side OF the city being sou ~
efs %, ri Tirring has sold No lS West Seventy
sixth-st four-story residence. OF 'ot -ON-' ~
Mr. Drummond for aoout Siyg ,or Peter Wagner to
Mr. r''' cannon 30 ii East sixyeighth-st' four
DcseldIng brothers have rented four LOFTS III ne
al and ss Creenwchst near Duanss cI,I LIr
NJ Harrison. 70 Matetnrrys . Sc 7P psr annum
c'I'"is phIips < CO. have sold for Henry and pa
vd r oppenheimer to 'iGo erSat lots at the south
side Of Sixty-ninth-st. between Central fark VS.
and coum5us-nve %nlc frc,I ahf Fdwari vinegton
IL is said that the buyers WIZ iileisa,, .oror
group Of seven four-story high-sioop houses oo'''
T. + J. Murray have sold the three,5;i roT
and nnrnentss for Mr. Fressen to John Beatte
- Ziftel broker has sold for J. c. umberneid'
builder. the fourstory pro" W., sventy
Sfth-st' Tor about $1,000. Mr.. Cmheried has only
one dwelling left unsold out Of thirteen recently
Boehain & Sullivan have filed plans for me build
ing Of two ystofy and 9 9oa nd al East twenty
ffth-st.. TO cost Ssp.pD each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

taken an established place in Engnsh h'era'ui''
Each volume will have an Introduction oS w"
known critic and will contain about forty ip"sc
nd o,hsr illustrations The first issue VIII pre-
con, Maria Edgeworth's Castle Rackrent ana ne
Absentee" with an Introduction by MIS-. iharN-
orav Ritchie. Hugh Thomson is Illustrating MISS
Austins Sense and Sensibility" for the Se'ieS'
and Mr.. Brrell is writing an Introduction io' Do'
rou,,e avengrO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
New Edition. Revised and Enlarged
SOURCES OF THE CONSTITUTION Or me
UNITED STATES.

CONSIDERED IN RELATION TO COLONIAL AND
ENGLISH HISTORY.
~. . FILLS STEVENS LID. y. c. l.. F. s a
" o,s,nr Now edition. revised and enlarged. i2rno.
cloth. s2oo
"pr stevens has aimed trace Teuionie Ta,hsr thnn
English but his work sonss 10 srsvo
ga,ors-ha, gains the edVantage of A. POM , ,i,n
cr and tact escapes o. statement which
" srt Z, charac,crze the work Of special rlea'e' -
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Of the late Louis PHILIPPE
MEMOIRS OF THE PRINCE DE JOlNVlLlE.
-r-,,.i.,ea from the French by LADY MARY LLOYD.
with many Illustrations rom drawings - NV '"'"''
limo. cloth. s.
g., very ,,orehouse y Anecdotes and Incidents nat
carry The reader long and have az ne enn lr,S
I'm. Prince has given us delightful book; - whl.h
there is scnrccy an, mention y r'ic. bu witch 3, IN
10, ~ france and other countries during the second
Quarter u ms century - Ear a. the box r"'oa, ~,
ssiP9n y. It ~ +, , a,, qa'S y sun
-, delightful racor,eur No; n page in the box
without it, entertainment"
Nv the author u The Memories y Dean Hole"
MORE MEMORIES.
p,,y r,,uxht. ah.u, England spoken In America. liy
the Yer, Rev = REYNOLDS HOLE. Dean - l'D'n-
eater. author II 'Ecscrics" "A Book about l..se-'
g.. &C. Wl'h two lllus'ratons i2n' H''h. g''
toy. So
a9s wh " ,1 sen. . S %,n w hai5 '1 ' a
II has, been granted 20 few men 90 IN" inii
ma'ely many famous persons a. ,r' "'''"'' ''H
There is not pare IN this volume without 70, It's Eog
,nns M or qn.cH a.socit,on Mid coun,rl grave
irsin. u happy ancoio'~ The World l.ondan II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
IEKIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortinndt and Desbrosses stA
900 \. VI. daily FOR AAUCH CHUNK and lSies'
mediate stations
SIS =. n. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BcF:
FALo: NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. aae
the Wes' principal and local poipts tningcar 70
sUspcnsol Bride. PIliwan N~s'g.e Sleeper to Chcasa
Ia" 4 y. 1lily for MAI.N CHUNK ana inter'
mediate Connections for Reading and HARRISBURG
900 y. Il. daily e,cept SUNDAY. flr ELMIRA ana al
iacrr competitions Tor Fot.sye and Ee4t-
Eng. chair-car g. Wiikcsbarre.
JUNCTION alt r-lc''ai intermediate sfatons PG me
VIE -.
$40 -. VI Ga.lv except sunday. Tor SOUTH PLAIN.
iIEi.N m informed sf4'l1ns
5't5 g. v. daily fr Esstn ani in,ernediate S.a'9ns
arl an no.n Wet. Pullman Sleeper yestibuled 'ra.a
y Y Chicago seer Pm llNli1 an. Toronto. cornsc-
ii0na for R-sliuy end Harrisburg.
GEO y. ". daily except sunday. for Fason and Inter
300 y. ~. daily ~ ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH.
ESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
Ye,,. Pullman Sisepers Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
l.r - W,iSesb o.. ~, A..
Tickets and Pullman accornolailoas at ?S, ?ei. ~
anl 2'3 Broadway. lf3 D1wsry 81 East lith 81, ~
r,s, 'a,tr - Y: So Fulton s.. Cour. 81. -
r~lalaoy ars BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn. y y
The Y Y Transfer CO will call for ard check oaggaU
f-..r hotel residence througN - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
ROYAL. BLUE LIVE.


TO FIIILApELPHIA HA IN sI'IO''E md "A7'''''
For pbr,s i,bl, week c,r- 80 500 900 iOM
ligo cDl1ag cs5. ". 10. 81, 200 purst P 20
rirht srrd1, 40 900 u 20 Dining can A. ". 30
500 O0'nrg can Coo ? NJ. 1915 night. - . =.
FIR Baltimore and WasfrC'0n. week tavs "o'. u ;w
DINING Cau 4 NJ. 80 $50 zoo Dining carl es9
y " io.'5 rist' Surtays 900 100 Dining Cao
H. NJ i:9o 800 CDlrirg Can GOO p. NJ. 1915 rish,
Tickets ana par.ar-car seats ts procured NJ ~
oG as all ITO ,92 p-oafvar. 49, G'h-ave, ~ Eass
iph-s, ~ East l25th-s'.. 2c4 W6s l2'hs' ~ Co
lnrhue-avs NewY0~i: Court-s SCI Fuinr-ss Bro "
l,r O. Broadway Williamsburg The Navyr~k Trarstsr
ronranv VII can for check baggage from hoie! OF
residence % destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
WrST SHORE x.

Trans leave West i2l s. station. NewYork. az W.
IONS, and - minutes earlier from ioot Franklin s"'
$3.50 4. VI. Daily. Local Buffalo. ,.,~s,
J;i:, \. NJ. Daily for Albany. ltca, Syracuse, i'0
ter. Buffalo Niagara Fats. Detroit. Chicago syrs.
5ti5 b. ". Daily for Albany Montreal, lilea, m,
cusc. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toron'" "
tloit, Cleveland. Chicago and -. Louis, ...,sA
u. Vi. Daily. except sunday. Tor ltlca s''">N
Newark. Rochester ali Buffalo yo.hes.
S:I5 T.. VI. Daily Albany. Utica. syracuse hos,d
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit ''e''
Chicago and 81 Louis. 49,, sls<p.
For tickets time tan.es Of local trains rarlor ana
ng car accommodations apply CITY offices
New York. ana a stations Time tao'es al p
hotels. For other information address .x.nt
G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Ase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
Railroaos.
wanna
RAILROAD.
TATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland Strsst.
In Eject January IL, 1895.


In Eject january ~, 1875.
2" A. MTAr HNEi1,If Car e ,PrlEsInsaufs
Compartment Sic ping Dining s"oNns and os;sys:
.. sGSoS i +. McircAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Vile and Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati ioi5 A. N. s.
c ia'i j.. NJ Ssiefa Rxhrss Pullman sl..pn,
c ld Rnnf Fs e cs 6SSso aga ne day A
-. y. VI; -souTHwEsTERN EMPRESS i%S s.,pqm..
sr Tfpns amd nnns w. ahanaSes ios 'S
500 T. ss'f1e Sleeping ca,
to Pr shurS Connects Cor Chicago dsiiy and clevs.
'"u w wis siH1r GaraS AND 'TfnE SOUTH:
e r ~ og n nj ' PaS,t ana Dnns caT *
B % +, s5 Car 10 osISs a nnT en- 81
IN Pa,i9r ena pDnF S1 =, 49,, 20 nHs Cap
soJiTHERS HArLw,Y EXrRrss 80, r N. daily
daily i spsl to s. pn Me lem r: saa s:..
Orleans isli night daily. sleepers to Montgomery
ATLhNT COAST LINE Florida Special" Tor Jack.
on,e s and s. A.gn.tD an e. X kuy.a 900
charleston: 900 r. NJ daily. sleeper to Tampa and
cITrsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY Express 500 p. "
dy hT roSSr slcpng 1p9 a n9? @or q5 via
chs,'-s Route, NJ we"k-days. and with THROUGH
ron -fhTLA35Tr5c CITY $50 ?. N. Weekdays Through
ro BsT c, ra MA G?r a 0d fo " weekdays.
For Ing onch A;Dury po 80 pc"9 70 Grey, and Pom.
wcckdavs suntnys leTcert Asbury Park and Ocean an
Groye) 9f5 4 " tsf p
ron PHILADELPHIA.
90 90, s $50. . $50 90 2enn,a Inietl 1910 uotn-
in@ can If \ NJ L. 30 3 70 Dining Carr. L
80 Dining can. C'ninss ,Car 81 20 20 s -
A 81 Dining can 2 % NDiring l'1r T. 80 fpn'ng
arr Dining car, 9. - % I; sMs Up nlsh.
.lcko, Offices: Nos 49, Gg; 1876. III III ana 2Sl
broadway: Aston House. ord fo9i - l"sore.sss ard
Corflandi Sre,s C1ur: street. $50 Fu'on street %
broadway and BROOKLYN Annex station .."lt ~ futon
street Brooklyn: staiion. Jersey cry ne NeN-.orx
Transfer Cinpanv will call for and rf'cf htstase from
hotels and rcsDle7ces through to destination hoo,
g. " PRENC,T. J. x 49, r..
General Manager. genera ta's ''1'H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
BALTIMORE AND ONO X. II.
Fast Express Trains 10 ,rath
Iuore Nnxbfn;;tOn, Chicago, Ctncih"""
~. n ...S- mi All HuinlS McSt.

p,riSI. i"" cnR an" s.iHRTicE on ALL TEAMS r.
Leave NeM-York. foot Of lber,y.s daiS r ISs ed
fS 80 M s ns6. cTSIST SAG+o s h bSgi
MORE 900 A. m ui3o =. m. DElng cat). Nv ~ !, I m,
p NJ AK. sunday. ,Sco p m plnns Dining, cst ga o. NJ
For NORFOLK. II $50 daily iSo m s sa cas
For NEW ORLEANS. via Roanoke. brstol anu 5sily.
nooca through Pullman Sleeping Car BOO p III 81 Est
Ticket Offices 49, l12 26i. as ii4Q Lowry Z, Broot
iath St i27 Bowery, ". Y; 3ti. 3ay luton
iyn Station OF Liberty St. r. r. OF n,s ~ Sscsss
New-York Transfer CO. will call for anu s"'Ss
ffom hotel or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
Nem Civilizations.
NOW READY .
y. MARION CRAwFORD's NEW NOVEL
THE EALSTONS.

A sequel ~ Katharine Iauderdale. hy r. "N"'V
CRAWFORD. author of "saracinesca." Don ors'h''
marion parche" &C. vols SIN. Emo huc"ran''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
UInrR CONKIIN AND OTHER STORI

nv FRANK HARRIS limo Cloth. si2'
These stories masterpieces they sr'p Tx ~, hall
rs thence and he describes II
,onderfnIlv Ills strokes tell; his c"loH sIah nus
~ Ia h,s Met Tres live and breathe for US ana ihey
nre wholly original Tho portrait NJ Loo 'ohA'h Is
marvellous piece Of art'-NestHihs'er puuse''
..,e ok deserves 10 be- widely read. for II IL one of
tho mos, notable Of short stories hnt We nave
come across some tme.'-l>'ndon Literary world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
Inform with the above. 18th edition.
KATHARINE LAUDERDA

~ r MARION CRAWFORD. vols. illustrated sm'
Emo buckram. $500.
AN accurate picture of certain circles on - i,.
soce, d,v and in the analysis ~ character ana
Mr. Crawford has done nothing better 'nu'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
THE AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH.

THE AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH.
~ ,,,,rs ppy,.r u G L. author Of "Thc H'ly Roman
r,ooire''. NJ T. for Aberdeen. In two volumes. Ih'f'
edition Revised throughout and much enlarged i-'re
12mo cloth gilt top. Vol J.. IA pasee price SI.''
net Vol. II. 800 pages. price s-'-' "'| ~"
set . vols box $500 net
..t..,,r,,,e 10 the American citizen who wishes
something more than superficial knowledge OF me l"a
system h'''. "'iN' IT, 1,tn,rfes Tn. fact Is
mai no writer attempted 7" prr' 80 ~ ~
hcrsi,e an account Of political system iouhI'u ui"n
s,cb length II observation. enricnel
~ detail and So thoroughly practical IN us character
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
Gonnlrn l)ropcrtn 60 Get.

{. AHDES CITY: Long ISLAND. Well built houses TO
~ rent so e. 500 month only miles from
New York All houses nttcd with replaces fur
naces aud pipes for and water. Good schools. No
nuisanccs Excellent roads well shaded parks and
Hotel now being greatly enlarged
Lots for sale. nx2.O. at moderate prices and
terms Titles guaranteed. Apply office OF GARDEN
CITY COMPANY. $50 Broadway. Room 1871 10 l.. II.
CUNLiFF. Agent at Garden City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
i new AmIe!. or Maurice de Guerin'
! THE MELANCHOLY OF STEPHEN ALLAkD'

. p-,vo,. Diary. Edited by GARNET SMITH. Crown
Nsvo Goth. sl.75
An unstudied chronicle ~ mental impressions ana -
necon dealing with problems OF life the maady "
the century. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Tale. ~ Western Life by the late Editor n the FORT
nightly" and the new Editor OF the Sa'u''a' "e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
0rarbcrs.

VSrTOR-A. Everett Stone yale SOL 5h-ave. College
=, preparation q speciality. Recommended by the Rev
Dr. Greer - - conscientious and competent educator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l72NioS.4 II John S'''s'' 'e.' 100000
sr Ta5t St, i' e. as Dcaoiinr nro~a and VIE to
w l'eef,g' d s. ?lGG It Of Beeckerst. lsx
sunoik-st. No -. Louis soIin"ky to BESSIE
,SInIai Il 70 Vest, william Campbell and wife
7,h,a 2S'9 No 5% cnamn Sire Ludwig ic"r- 600
G rs Xo e2: Bcncdci Fischer and wife
wash , r. aie cxccuiofs Of Anna ~ ooo
KIM to sam ~ all / IL '1 Icsrph nyk to Bessie
war9T n '" 10 400: Margaret oNer Bridget
M5nr Su,I' 80 49, Louis solinsky to Bessie
Madlions :. ia It u citherine,s,. 25xloo:
James + swan'on and wife to Nicholas Lorenzo 100
same ann, property. Mary James r Swan 100
,e s,n; :. e2 II Of s3i-st l5eSc22;
William DefenioFf and wife to "'a" +, 90
R Haqs'hs' Drive 5. rs q ss,ns,. ?5ex
s s VIZ 70 A ana rim, i' an H John Miller
To- ~ eary y Eaton. referee to simon Her, GOO
7g i1an ana siS I, Il Avenue A. IocxGt4:
Retccca redbcrs Sarah Cohen ,,,,ii,
74,hsi n : -" n e ~ H. Stn.a'' -'N'''' ""'''
s kSseT to N Sol Il " 2sh., ai1,o Agnes
aa fS, 70 W''i iooo II 'r of ioh.. 251ioo
Asrsham k"g a r. 20 81 .i>aSr iSsxioi
cay Hnlr1'. MaIy 1aif, ", va. o,
I Menkc an! vic TO Louis = s'clnfold :, 100
ei1~ LAM" " '-''''' ~ .'''....... % 800
iinfi-r = ~ q " - IenpN-are 9-Nlop II;
i.cnria voiS Ard wife to Eugene { re,!s5
Mnrrs-ay. p. 500 n - ljith-st. 2IS3J;
49, ".' ''''''' ~ '....., 300
Railroad nr yandsrhl'-1g" lot - and !. - ~
- map Central Mlrisanla. par 81 Btthsai"
farm. George q Dressed and wife - IN" pf"-s'l =.
Ialiwtf Lamp Wufr.
Ranrond-aye a. s. 100 - " iirh-st. ioSi5o.
w.,a.a,,oaS,e. {, % :, n = i'',h..'. IesK ,oo
- william Denmark and WI" 90 Agnes lost 100
Isp.i.ct-ave 81 - luOl q r. u l5Sh-st 2iNiO6NN
elriJ7 q. simon panzls AMI GABRIEL kutz sni 49,
wives % Jennie T. Ifoirs ..-...- -Ocp
TrlAn Place. ~ o = l3ih-st. 3"NlW.
m@ni,on ......"'.... 1895
Washington ava 81 1j1 q u SCHUYLER II. 5o"N
1913 Robert n Elton ami wife 90 John Sohaillr 80
vnshngf0u-af.. ~ Hs'p n u Schu,l"rsf.
~ % OlI Boston Road N5isl32. sam" 10
John I~iDu ~
F.girate a - Wcsfch-rt,r-t,e TX
iIu,,Ns5 ixinS e. Thomas Powers 90 Ann Powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
FOR LAKEWOOD,

40 SIS A. NJ. l:i5 $40. $40 P II.
F. Tarr-fryca,e Toms River Rarnegat and Bar.
negat. 30 si5 A NJ. i:i5. +:lo r. " .
For Atlantic city. Nineland AMI BriiSet2n $50 A. u.
I:t3 r. = .
Navesirt. $50. SIS. Il:3o A = 49, i:ij AS. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEiN-JERSEY.
tauthraci,e coal used exc;usiyeiy)
Folr tracks Automatic Block Slgnals'
OK And AFTER DEC 80. l-9i.

fAnthrariie coal usel tkciu-IFtIYJ
OK AND AFTER DEC Sd. l'9
Trains leave station foot Of Llhe-ty-s'. .
i-or Fasi0n. Brfh,-h.m. Alsrf1wn. Mauch 'hunS @cf
$50 T:l5 $40 az - Eas;onl 4 VI. 10 - ~
East'n). s:3o. a. 7:2) 20 Aieli97'n + ~ indan
4.2D q ~ T. I.astar) A. N 90. $50. Goo I. d .
For wnkesLar- rius,o1 and sc 56 n,on s'io A. y.
FOR Reaiirg i:3o 500 90 1000 u 20 a NJ, ia
Gara 40 " 100 20 30 GOO p. NJ 1915 night.
f'r Harrisburg go 500 $40 :. NJ. i:i0, 80 400
800 5:45 " 1915 night Sundays. i@p $50. 800
T. NJ. i2.i5 gh,.
FOR Sunrur', I.ewsNu,g ani Wiar'sp'rt ~ 49, 500
90 \. NJ. i.lO. i'30 go T " SUNDAYS 600 p "
ro~ Red Pork, eng n-anch and non, .'g'h 70 Pom:
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this company in his usual capacities.
Then his jokes, his songs, his wigs and
his wardrobe had been acquired by the
other members of this company, how
ever, his engagement terminated, ana
he found himself In Deagle's Theatre
at st, Louis at the same salary; FROM
this he went to Chddwick's Theatre,
Chicago. and played one night. with
wounded pride he took to the road next
morning, without an overcoat, bound
for Milwaukee, where he was put into
singing burlesque parts at Sl2 week:
He next Joined the Peak family or peu
ringers as singing comedian, but re-
celving no salary, he accepted an offer
OF $95 week and returned to st. Louis,
Thence he went to Memphis, Tenn
and from that place to Little Rock.
Ark, where he became first low come
dian In n small company that amused
the soldiers ut that point Times were
hard with Mr. Russell but he was sim
happy. So happy that he undertook a
walk OF thirty-six miles with his ward
robe tied up in n yellow handkerchief,
entertaining those he encountered on
the way, yet compelled to live for
three days on one chicken, But Mt the
nge OF rs years MIR. Russell found him
self as second comedian at Ben De
Bars Theatre in st. Louis, where he
came in contact with actors, study of
whom educated.
His next engagement was Mt the
! theatre In LeRvenwOrth, Kan, as nrat
| low comedian under George d. Chap
| lin. 1t was during this year-1S66-
| that he met the Berger family, with
| whom he made n Western tour. The
following fall he came East with this
| company, which had been strength
! cned by the addition OF the Peak fam
| lily. and gained reputation as humor-
ist comic singer and lecturer. He soon