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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
RELIGIOUS FERvoR At OCEAN GROVE
ENTHUSIASM OF THE MErHopisrs uNDIMINisHED
AT ALI, THE SERVICES.


Ocean Grove. ~ j.. Aug. &c (SpeciaD.-ln spite
Of the fact that the enthusiasm OF the shouting
Me,hodsts assembled the campgrouads here was
at fever heat all day yesterday until near midnight
the worshippers up and vending their happy
ways toward the places OF meeting bright and
early this morning. The James Memorial Taber-
nacle was crowded at 545 O'Clock. at the service
designed TO induce the people to consecrate them
selves wholly to the Lords work. Then they spent
fifteen minutes at DR.. Stokes's devotional service
In the Auditorium. An intermssion OF an hour
followed for breakfast. and then came the three
O'Clock meetings. At Mr.. Yatman's young peoples
service addresses were given by President George
S. Reed. of Dickinson College. Carlisle. Penn anu
the Rev S Edward Young Of the Central Presoy-
,er.an Church Newark ~ ]. Vocal selections that
touched the hearts OF the audience were given os
Mr. and Mrs William f. Baker. the blind evan
gelists OF Philadelphia.
The Rev. Isaac Naylor the Yorkshire evan
re,is:s had charge OF the holiness meeting ms
was the liveliest place the grounds to-day rs
1t usually is One middle-aged woman was 50
wrought upon tina; she jumped up and exciaimeo
with swinging arms and Wild eyes; I've NC"
married to man for twelve years pu' III" ON
married TO Jesus Christ" at the same tune s'a'o"
Ing her wedding ring from her hnser ana nr"s""s
II into the straw with wnich the HUI VI Wv
nacle Is covered.
Tho Rev William Franklin. OF the New-Jersey
Conference. conducted the Helping Hand meeting
To-day is known in Ocean Grove as Wash Day.
The morning or Wash sermon has for the last
seven years been preached by the same clergyman
the Rev Dr. Thomas Hanlon president OF Pennlng-
ton Seminary. His helpful discourse to-day was
from the text blessed are the pure in heart, Tor
thew sha.. see God" In the absence OF President
Stokes Vice President A. +. Ballard presided The
Rev j. T. tn rker OF New-York. read the Scripture
lesson
There was another Of excitement at Mrs
Lizzie Smiths meeting at 10 o'clock in me baper
Rev DR.. r: II. Travis OF Tarrytown The Rev
". H. Meeker. of the Troy Conference, gave the
invocation. DR.. Ballard presided again: An after
meeting led by the Rev DR.. ID. II. Potter, OF
Chicago at which a great many persons told the
very place and date even TO the hour when they
converted.
service at $50 O'Clock. Professor John X. sweeney
had a song service at Tbs o'clock. which was TO-
lowed by a sermon from the Rev. DR.. l. Y Graham.
oi the O.ivet Methodist Episcopal Church. Phila-
delpha. There another shouting after-meeting,
when many sinners came TO the altar
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
'LlNED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. Nc. Lap Broad
way. "a door north Of Thirty -hIst-st: and ADNER-
TlSEMENTS a the following Branch Onices: 80
Eighh-aNe Twenty third ST.. 52 Sxtha,e;
5I Fourth-ave Fourteenth-st $50 ThirdaNe. I'D
Third ave. Forty severth-st lO26 Thirdave near
Sixty hrst-s i7os trstave 100 West Forty second az
lt2 Columbus We: 80 1923 Third-ave.. 2sr
West Forty -seconds 1919 Second-ave 5S+ Third ave-
l23s Thirdave. 2O5i Thiri-ave between one hundred.
ani-twcfh and hundred and thirteenth LEO
Broadway.
In BROOKLYN 49, Fulton 63 Court-si.. ~ Broad
way. T.. - i3S Broadway i.ato BedfoIdaNe near Fui.
tor-st. ga Bedford South ed-st. 20 J
rer,ila- of'ice
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one-hunired and
twenty hundred and twenty rfth-
at and 400 West one hunired-and forty nnhst. up 70
D. m. NJ regular office
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Rnilroaos.
'AmfR'c"s GREATEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
e. HUDSON RIVER r. r,

,., From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
"'" n.s,, ,a,p Sqhday Empire State Express
sa'3 A. NJ -Escep! Sunday. For Richneld Springs,
adirondack Mountains Thousand Islands ana
O;3o 4. M-Day. Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Rochester.
. A. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Chicago.
ssaratoga Lake George Green Mountains al
1890 A. NJ Except Sunday. Day Express For all I'm
400 T. I.-Daily Southwestern Limited. for Cincn-
IAN nati; Ihdianapols. 81 Louis and chicago os..
and catsTa Mountains Limited Buffet Drawing
800 MmExcept Sunday: West Point, PoushkcepsIe.
A;3O M.--Daily North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 A. NJ, Chicago 4:3o r. NJ
and Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati. st. Louis
G'2S !. M.-Dsllv. Saratoga. Plattsburg ST. Adams.
SAM Islands and Montreal
Niagara Fails. Cleveland indianapolis. St Louis
Rochester carried on this train.
O15 p M-Daly. For Cape Vincent oglenburs.
1910 NiGHT~rheare train Tor Chicago and principal
points on NewYork Central every night. excep,
onO A. n AMI :..:.5 r M.--pally. excep, Sunday to
Piusncld vla Harlem Division
"'' ARR MSg"G ys 9n 10 fsd and the berk
ALL SiGIiT'' TRNINs TO .YoNKERs
% gh Dt Tn, rs far s in apa pSn
with the Elevated Road This IS tie only line running
Wagner Palace ears all through trains.
Trains iluminated by rlntsrh Light. -.--, .-.,.-
rs i RroadraS i Park Pac. 2s ia Broad%ay; q Eas;
4thst az Hroadway 2s' coiuwbasays 50 Mes, 18th
Raggase checked from hotel residence by the West
i c'l INIT M To TcinT'"y GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND stgSCmpTIoNs FOR
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL. hE RE-
SELNEn At THE rr1owN otrlcE No 20; Wa.
TisEMENrs at the following Branch offices 2o<
nifhh ave. corner Tw~nt, third 81, 10: sixth a,si
LOT Fourtha'e. cor Fourtecnth-st. $50 Thirdsve O
Third ave cor: Forty -se,enth-st io:d Thirdsye near
SNty nfN-st ,0S Flrstavs 100 West Forty secondse
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES $50 Ess, one hundred and
twenty nth st. .&3 West One hundred and twenty NTH
It, and $50 West One and forty ATHEIST up TO
y. m. nj regular Once rates
In Brooklyn @I Fulton st CO Cc-rt-s, ~ Broad.
way. =. y la3 broadway eco bedford ave- near Full
.. M. ~ regular once rates
At the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one hundred and.
twenty ntthst 2+3 West One. NTH.
D. w. ct regular Office rates.
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Gam Schools.

NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL. I2O Broadway. ~ 7. City
~ Evening Dept. Cooper Union. DWIGHT METHOD
O. instruction Degree Of LIZ b. after years course
annual fee. 500. Address
GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
n UNIVERSITY LAW sCHOOL.-sixty-nrst year begins
Oct l. 1895: Confers L. b.. also dor graduate
AUSTIN ABBOTT. Dean and Senior Professor
ADDRESS FOR catalogue. REGISTRAR University Wash
ington SQuar, East
PROFESSOR l. F. RUSSELL
100 broadway. ~ Y City.
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ERlE Lin ES

follows five minutes earlier from West 23d st..
Nn0 4. M.-Vestbued Express Daily for Waverly.
C'OO Bnghamton. Elmra. Buffalo Bradford. James
town Cincinnati and Chicago Paror car to
Buffalo
ok 4. N-Delaware Valley Express. Daily. except
C'lO sunday for Tuxedo. Goshen Middleton. Port
Jerv,s. I.ackawcAen. Calcoon. Hancock. Deposit.
Susquehanna and Monticello. Par,or car to Montl-
colo.
300 Mv s Ssatd %1 Pa S9a '5aa 9i
s45 4 n. Chicago P " sleepers to Chit
cngo. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
I'm T.. M.-Bunalo Ves,bued Express Daily arrives
('OO Buffalo 80 A. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West Bunaio pas
sengcrs sleeper until A. VI.
S45 p: MS o s eacaS s "?a Ss F b,
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I oCAL TIME TABLE. TICKET AND PULLMAN
IL 1dations III 2Gi. 40l and 93I Broadway.
i5G East l25thst. Chambers ami West go 1t, ferries
York. Broadway 323 ul'on-s,. Rrooklyn: 300
Hudson-st. fiohpken Jersey city station Eris
Transfet Company calls and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to destination.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

II 30 dining CaD A. NJ. 1890. 23C. 800. 400 dBure,
Parlor CAP 500 Dining CaD. 600 Dining CAP. I 80.
s45. 1850 F. NJ l2.l5 night. Sunday 4:30, 900. 1000.
II 80 Dining CAP A. 23o. 400. 800 Dining Carr.
600 Dining Can +. NJ. IL Is night. - oo
For Baltimore and wssh9s5on week days 500 1900
600 Dining Can p. NJ 1918 night. sundays. 1000.
II 80 Dining Can A. NJ go 500 Dining carr. 600
DINING carr F. NJ. l2 IS night.
Tickets and pa1orc9r seats can be p10crrsdd I'D, At FOO.
80 G,h Az. q East l+h St. ~ East 10Th s.:
23 West Iosth ST. 25l Columbus Az. New York Court
ST. SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn; % Broadway, Williams
burg The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotc residence TO destination.
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n..t IACI<AWANNA AND WESTERN II. IL:
81. IN New -NOr, foot OF Barclay ana
Christopher streets. ,.,,r
vESTInIIED TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET

prec, route to NEWARK BT.OOMFlELD MoNTCI.MR
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsvilc. Baskins
pidre Madison Morrisown passac. Paterson Boon
Xxx i0rATCONti Hackettstown. sCHooLEY's
WATER car sTR0tDsRI RG roeeno Mountains.
scpANTON pITTSTON. WIIKESRARRE NANTl-
coFF pANvILLr NonTHr MnCRIANn. Mont
Vile I'TiCA RICHFIELp SPRINGS. Co.,lani
coRS1NG. BATH pANsVLI.LE BIFFALo and all
toinfr WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
I'D ;. M-BlNGftAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
o 90 4 M-BTFTALO SCRANTON. RINGMAMToN.
1,TrCN HICHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
6sWTGO TXPREes Pullman IluNet Parlor Cars c. n
MOO, m HuNaiY With train Chicago and points west
los p NJ sCRA ~TON HINGIIAMTON ani EIMIRA
100 = scRAYTGN wrTKEsnARRE. and PLY
MOUTH EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars.
100 r. NJ IsA-nmnai9 V,.libHled liw n ExDT ,s
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
30 j. u CpallAl lil'FFAIn s'RA MroN. MvNG.tAM,
and osv EDO EXPREss. ru.lma. npnst Sleepers
Park place Broadway Tickets %, ferry stanns ~:
i,"a,.v iii 4ihqvr cor. i2thsi 81 West i.sth st.
%, Tombus ave New York 23s ana 100 Tulion-s and
100 proaiwnv nrooki' Time tables giving full infor-
nation NJ All stations ,...,. go 80,
r-h,crare hotel or residence TO d"'tination
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0rdchers.

EVERETT STCNE Nale SOL FINN Tutoring
and private PREPARATION for college Recommended
b. Rev br Greer IS "A conscientious and competent
educator
N'lN ~ LADY graduate kindergarten Frnrhsl system
Wishes position either Ia private family school
las had experience. TEACHER. BOX ~ Lac broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new. JERSEY
,Anthracite coal used eNolusiyely)
-Four tracks. Auto'ratlc Blocn Signals.
ON "A after June 30 1888.

on a d after June 30. 1885.
Trains leave station foot Il Liberty 81
FOR Easton. Bethlehem. allentown. Mau~h csunk. &c.
60 5:i5 a:iO Gi:1 10 Easton) A NJ. no 30 400
Easton,. $50 s:ii 80 to Allentown. p ". sundays.
40 C7:lj t. Eastonl \ N. 100. 80 GOO r. ~ =,
For Reading N go 500 n.lo / 70 A. NJ 1910
30 23o. 500 500. g. 80 T. NJ. -. - night Sun.
days 100 30 $40 600 +. ". - night.
Foi Harrshurg at 40 900 olO \ NJ. 10. 40
t:oo 300; SO NJ, 1911; night sundays. 100. $50.
osSnb"ry @ o rs, ana so Paa, a, "a
ALI~RA'L ROUTE
Rcd Bank. Long Ilranch and points south n Point
Pleasant $50 q 30 Rcd raniD. So 1890 II 30 A.
" q 20 Saturday. onl) 80 2:i3. "a 400. $50 $50
Gi5 ~ Sgnd,ys, eNcsp' o,,an Grove and Asoury
For Lakewood Toms River. Barncga, Park and Barne-
rai. 40. SIS A. NJ. 100. a:3o = "
rsr A'antie cy; oSp- May. vineland. and Bridse'on
Na,esiSE. 10 s:i5 :ao g. n. i:3o $50 Si5 r. NJ
SANDY Hook ROUTE.
From Pier " r. foot Rector St
Rnnson Eeach seSirirht Monmouth Beach and Ions
Branch at $50 900. 1900 A: NJ 90 3i5. 40 $40
For Eiheon. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and points
,so p. ~ sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury
For Lakewood Tors River and Barnegat. 4:3o A. NJ.
For Atlantic City Cape May vlneland and Bridgeon.
A. NJ loo = VI
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortinndt and Desbrosscs sts.
400 A. VI. daily. except sunday. Tor MACCH CHUNk
S:I5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BUF-
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the West principal and local points: dining car to
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vesbue Sleeper o. Chicago
II 10 4. VI. daily deayes at 1890 A. NJ. Sunday Tor
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg .
900 4. VI. daily. except sunday. for ELMiRA ana a,
Intermediate connections for Pottsve and Read
ing char-car Wilkesbarr".
3.3O T. VI. SUNDAYS only) for Wilkesbarre l.. r.
Junction and all intermediate stations.
1:1O y. VI. daily, except sunday for I. and r. JUN
TIoN and principal intermediate stations Pullman BUFFET
Nllkesbarre: connections for PottsVille
42O y. VI. daily except SUNDAY. FOR Bound Brook and
BIB y. VI. daily for EAsTON and intermediate sta
600 p. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points Pullman sleeper vestibiled train
Icw- York Chicago Sleeper TO Buffalo and Toronto:
connections for Reading and Harrisburg
03O r. VI. daily except Sunday for Eastern and inter-
300 p 81 daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHEs
TER Rt-rFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman Seepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
car tc Wikesbarre . No. 90, a..
ard s"3 Broadway Fl 4th ST. iiG East l25th St:
Eov-ycrk Fulton ST. Court ST.. % Broadway. and
prooklvn Annex Brooklyn, y. Y.
Two Nov, York Transfer Co. will call FOR and check bag
rage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

THIRTY BOYS.
ARE YOU WRESTLING WITH THE SCHOOL CUES
TON? IT MAY BE BIGGER QUESTION. A HARD
Err PROBLEM THAN YOU THINK IT'S TINE YOU
HAD MY PAMPHLET. SHALL l SEND IT? OUR
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18TH.
HENRY W. sIGLAR.
THE sIGLAR SCHOOL, NEwBURGH. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

~ Vuc Hospital, viii I've by the Department %
Public Charities and Correction until 10 o'clock A. Al.
September th. 1874.
For fun particulars see Clty Record O. Z. bRirroN.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

T'HE Berkshire School opens Sept. IS Preparation for
any college Excellent home 500 Send toT eircu-
I'HE CLINTON CLASSICAL SCHOOL, PeekskiII y. Y.
Prepares boys thoonshy for College or bus nes,
iakea ''a at 0 Cornell chare, " Clinton Phi B. Prn
THsag. rEEKsKlIL ~, MILITARY AcADEMY
oue ssNN COL CO. 'f Iouis fi 81 oRLEMAN q rf faA
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester
a o ssP mn fasssa
''''' JOSEPH Head
TEE or f Soy PREPARED bd t1S cS en%fo
VIM G. BRiNsMADE Washington. conn. ''''' @'''''''
A family and preparatory schoo! .9r 30 boys; ash
ilRiNsMADE Washington Itchncid Co. Conn.
~ oRCEsT~R ACADEMY-Psepares boys for any Col
w ieye Scientific school. Buildings new. with every
modem nproverent Of school House Dormorics Dining
superior piayerounds with new athletic field and oval un
'N+'''e' va D. " SiBERcRoMhE A NJ Principal
WnLlsTox SEMINARY PEEPAREs BoYs for any
w college or scientific school New iaeora;orie' With
term cD@a, ' sept & ,ss; X$i.,% " n s'saa all
Easthsmpton. NJ.
For Both Sexes.-Country.
n. q s grade 10 ssy M is . .s s@
fs+Ss 2g OF a S aSd ocaS e.
''-' begins sept Rev Re r@r H. FGHk
~ ENVY FORT PLAIN. y. Y.-Oficer detailed from 6.
5 Army military instructor Coeducatonal Comprises:
Mq'csl GIN sslnsfTias see1,las. Ti,i1s scSS9 of
' SS ssRa. n a"s 1s Ms's P@G? os xSn
open to Cadets Main Building as Complete es as
acres Gymnasum Overlooking the Mohawk VALLEY. Eng
FISH Prep. Dep- NJ J. MICHAEL. Prest.
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. ChappaquA
boaTdngschoo for boys and girls under OF Frends
ERIENDs SCHOOL FOR ROTH sExEs.-Foundea Ia
iIs+ Excellent homo Students tIom IS statss. All
,Ss. Music and AT. Address AUGUSTINE JONES.
LII B.. Precedence. r. I.
ERANKIIN. y Y
10. 1895. CHARLES II. NETRILI. Pm. u. Principal.
H)ME SCHOOL. Michigan Lake. near Pccksklli y Y
- For Young ladies and children oys under IA. Re
opens sept % Prepare for college Louise Blnge Prn.
Both year Heal,hfu Beautfu is teachors u course.
e. moderate roMHs masoS d. :asn i'd
sexes Irepares Tor College. Teaching. business:
Sept nth REV. JOSEPH r. PERRY Ph. b. Prin
- WARTHMoRE COLLEGE
SWAkfHMoRE PENN. Under Of Friends. Opens
mgn ana youns womc leading to Classical, Engineering
.Cls'nc Hn Literary degrees Machine shops, labotd-
1rss ana libraries For Catalogue and particulars.
CHARLES pr GARMo. Pm. n. President
TitE haywood SEMINARY Society, of Frlends,
Lake beeStt r''sr o1sgga co. New York on cayuga
", s college a1i building school for
\XEsLEYIAN ACADEMY BOTH sEYEs Nine Courses.
Gov "sn nsnrcs superior advantages moderate
REV wm D' NE&Hhh1 Pra r0I w ssaSr.
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School Aarntles.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A ,nipile- irfersors Teachers Tutors Goyrrn-sse.
&C. !" g lle.cs. schools and Families Apply 10
M's . iOUNG-FtLTON. - Union Square.
FIX ILAcIiIEs' AGENCIES New.York r,sia-
..isu L.. Anrele.. &c II T.. Crockef. W y Kerr
nj iitlAM 'ONREEEs Teachers Agency supplies pro.
" ie'sf- fytors Teachers goyefn~sss etc. In all
schools carefully reesmiaendsi to stha,s. 10th
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BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD

Baltimore Washington, Chicago, Cfncin natl.
ST. Louis and Al Point, West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TRAINS. IN
Leave foot Of L.bertyst daily for CHICAGO
sso ?. m. ana 1918 night, PIfTSBuRG 49, sx sun
600 p m. wAsHINGToN. BALTIMORE a. m ss;
q 30 p m sun. Dining Carr 800. 600 Dinins
Can 1913 night
NORFOLK. II 30 a. n. daily.
Ew-oRIEANs Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
thro Ugh Pullman Sleeping Car E. m, daily.
Al trans illuminated with Pintsch light .,
i4th 1877 Bovery. N. Y: a44 Fulton ST. Brooklyn:
Ne~.York transfer Company viii cali for and check
baggage hote or Evidence n destination.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

~ ROAD.
Summer Schedule In effect June 10Th. 1905.
For Fed Bank, Long Branch, Eiberon, Ocean Grove,
AshuTy Park Bemar Spring Lake and Point pleasant,
Bankj Is 1910 80 < NJ ri 20 Saturdays oniy)
i3O '2l5 % 30 400 '4:30 $50 G:l5 p. NJ. Sundays
'9:l5 A. NJ. 1870. 400 p NJ
Trains leave Foot Corandt and esbrosses Streets $50
40 $40 1000 A. M 1910 't 30 Saturdays only 230
.3:lo $40 except Red Bank, 40 $40 700 p. NJ.
Sundays. Sis A. NJ. "043 A Vi. 5i5 p. NJ.
Sunday trains DO not stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
'Denotes express trains.
J. r. WOOD. II. p. BALDWIN.
G. p. A.. Penn r. r. q. r. A.. c. r. r. OF " J.
RUFUS BIODGETT.
sup't N. T. = 3. r. r.
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1nstructlon.

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
A SSOCIATION BUSINESS INSTITUTE 4th-ave ant
"A 23d-st New-York.-A day school for young men
bookkeeping. Business Arithmetic Penmanshlp Business
Correspondence English Composition. Photography Type
writing Commercial Law Unusual advantages Apply FOL
prospectus TO WALDO II. SHERMAN. Educational Drec
tor. Open Sept IL, 95
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-17

Full Nickled, Brass Fount and Burner.
This be compared with any others for the
reason there are others like it, In this gveyou
value for the money than be found any other.
1t is hinged in such that it be conveniently
no chains required hold it in position 1t is mounted
casters and supplied with evaporator in burner.
Capacity of foun gallon; 12inch circular burner height
40 inches shipping weight, 60 pounds.
FOUR STYLES AND SIZES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13
IN THE BARDIc CHAIR.
J. 0. Williams Made Poet Laureate Of
 Wales For One Year.

J. o. Williams Made Poet Laureate Of
 Wales For One Year.
 The unique and impressive ceremony incident to seating man i'll the bardic chair took place the other night in the Congregational tabernacle in Scranton, Pa. The bard so honored was J. 0. Williams of Liverpool, whose bardio name is .Pedroy. His poem on Hap piness" was given the prize at the re- cent National eisteddfod of Wales, :. which 26 poets contested. "'
 A peculiar feature of these
 prize compositions is the faot .,y v 1 olsll piece must have 24 differey ensss e..on . possess the true poetic 2 ~ n.osels anu aI Williams was sueeessS ls1illsls' li t:si. :.ii of his victory he ; ~ s11e s4sal0 and hence was Hoo III ehiS oouhuAy , a.,e s1,o ss.s. Hoalo ss0 unable to be placed in -'s.o, sno pi1le chair with the ceremony Nrn4sl. NJ -i4s- - ttaehed to this action of the -,,'as" :, sslon | eisteddfod. Because of his pats lat Lee in this country the Welsh litte- .eurs of that section resolved to per form the ceremony.
 The seating of the bard is beautiful S0IC1HOlys iitG 3tiJdtOtSJ tHI66 III uu1G= Der, declare who the successful eompetiA tor is, and then the arch druid selects two of the poets present and commands them to bring forward the successful bard. He commands the poet teebe seat ed in a magnificent oak chair manufac- tured for this purpose. Then the poet is commanded to rise and the arch druid unsheathes his sword over the poet $ head, and ln a sonorous voice asks the multitude three times in succession If peace reigns supreme :"
 The multitude answers in the affirm ative and the arch druid declares him the poet laureate of his nation for one year and one day. Following this eere- mony each in turn congratulated the victor poet i'll impromptu verses. Phil adelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13

AMONG the" topics of the times ''re- viewed in the editorial department of the September Reuieao of Revieaos the recent conyention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union in New York City, Russia's abolition, of privats saloons, the Atlanta Exposi- tion, the dedication of the military park at Chickamauga, the Northfeld Conference, the New Puritanism" in politics, the massacres in China, the extent of the Liberal reverse in Great Britain, and the Cuban revo- lution receive extended treatment
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TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE.
Aladdinlile Performance Which Secretary
 Morton Proposes.

Secretary Morton announces his. in- tention, as soon as the silver market "sags little, :, to pay his clerks inlsil- yer again, $2 for every $1 due them, using Mexican silver dollars for the pur- pose. Mexican dollars at market prices have within three months been worth as little as AS cents, United States money, but are now worth B cents.
 As the Mexican dollar usually pas ses anywhere except at a bank--as vsell as the American dollar, and in poi at of fact contains 15 more grains of liver and is therefore intrinsically worth more, the clerks say they shall watch the silver market anxiously. a Id when it goes down sufficiently to Tastify the secretary's proposed joke they will see that he is politely remindf d of it. Washington Star.
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SENATOR ROGER Q. MILLS favors Hon. AVm. R. Morrison as the Dem ocratic standard bearer for Presi- dent in 1S96. Here is what he says of him.
 Wm. R. Morrison, ofIllinois, is in my Judgment, many thousands of votes stronger than any other whom we could name. Morrison's S makeup IS vey much like that of Gen. Jack son. He has strong Democratic con victions that no pressure of friend or of foe could make him abandon. His sympathy IS earnestly with the masses. He is for equal laws, equal burdens and equal benefits. He Has advocated these principles and stood immovably by them throughout his public life He has the confidence of the Democratic people every where. With a good. cleer unequiv- ocal declaration of Jacksonian De- mocracy and Morrison, a man like Jackson to stand upon it, We can win.
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Talk at S1 a NIir,r,te-

At the yearly meeting of Friep l. :. Wilmington, O., Edward R. " us. us a' formerly missionary among tha Tn, dians, offered to pay S5 if the raaat;aa n9 an would give him five minut :, 'neee'as a'ss' Y, make speech The meetip s,.@a'' saa'9 ~ ~ ' bargain, and Walton hege E ,;s oioseu ao,,on ,.ie minute discourse. Il HIS aoiiar
 At the end of the fiy for the clerk called ,. . minutes pau in the middle of sfarr nar,, Mr Ms ws,san W. Mas liherata,v marchaS hen gravely and de- and laid doryn % 1 to the clerks desk story ;n saya,, more, and finished his corder hinutes. New iork he-