davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d st. station. Newlork - Ios-
lows and Ii minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
3i:iO 4. Vi. Daily Local 10 Buffalo
Oil5 A. VI. Daily for Albany ttca Syracuse Rochestss.
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago. .
I A.. ". 20 Catski Noun
tains New-laltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Sar-
aiosa and Lake George
4uNI 4. VI Daily except Sunday Catskill Mountains
and Albany
Rochester. buffalo niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis
Gi:iV A. "a. iay. except sunday. for Albany Saratoss
an Montreal
7:46P. VI. Daily. except sunday. FOR U,ica Syracuse
Newark. Rocueser ard lnnslo.
sis T.. VI. Daily FOR Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. CHI
cago and ST. Louis
For tickets time tables Of local trains raror and sleep
accommodations apply Offices Brooklyn ana
New York and at stations Time tables at principal
hotels For other Information address
&. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
spEcyAL SESSIONS JUSTICES MEET.

The Justices OF the Court OF Special Sessions met
yesterday at the office OF Justice +. B. Hinsdae.
A. No 1872 Broadway There were present W. T.
Jerome. william c. Hobrook. John Hayes and f.
n Hinsdale +. A. Jacob is at Saratoga. and Will
not return until the middle OF next week. Only
routine business was transacted. No appointments
,,,li no made until the latter part of the week.
wwhen a photographer. subpoena clerks and An as
S,.tsnt clerk Win be named The Justices will meet
Ia Justice Hinsdaie's office tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

u,,,,r,or. vnshinrton. Chicago, Cincinnati
81. Loui. and A. r"int 9, NwTEaIxs
Pr-LrMAS CAR SERVICE On ALL i.'i,rr,,. ,cO
Leave Ssw-Yorh foot o, Iibcrtyst daily lop tit g.,
30 D. m and 1915 night plTTSB' X ccrsrs 10 a m
% . ~ WASHINGTON. IAlTNOl'G u; H., car
sun 10 ~ Dining car 80" .I''r, T., 4, !,
q 20 y m eH sun. Dining can 900 GOO p H. "'s
can. 1913 night
NORFOLK. II 80 n m. Dolly. , c..,.roora
NEw-oRLEANs. Roanoke Bristol ani Cha"an''s'
thro Ugh Pullman Sleeping Car. r n. daily
All trains illuminated with Pintsch liRnt , ?, ra,,
80. -, 10 uwc,v & 344 Fulton 81. Brooklyn:
stations foot Of Liberty ST. G. T. r. OF y. J. .
New York Transfer Company Will can Tor anu Inv"
lnrrage from hotel " Ie,ilence y destnatlnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
RAILROADS..
.AmeR,c.,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL!
~ HUDSON RIVER R. R.

from Grand Central Station. 42d street rxpre,a
a,o a. Ex"snt 81 nday. Umpire STATE AS~''
'' Fastest train the world ~ adirondack Noun
'''' ,na Tbussnd Islands and Montreal po,e,,.r
n,co W-Daly Fast Mail. For syracuse ''
buffalo Niagara Fails chicago ago, Too, Lake George.
nan A M-ENceit SUNDAY, foi ''"i "''t"' $780,
Green Mouni.i and Montieai. For all I'M
,n,,o M-Except sunday. Day Express fo' oil '''
, por.ant STATE ,S,nnhwcs,ern Limited for cinc'n-
i natl Indianapolis st. Louis AID Ch'c nnsv,,hk.epse
pam nn,ii Errcnt SUNDAY. West Point. fous"Nee'''
Albany Troy. Saratoga ,,r,,e, Due Detroit
a,3O + M-Daly. North Sno:ss ,.n''e'' ~
S"" s.oo A n chi ago 4:30 T. NJ r,. (r.v.
A. on I, n paiiy For Albany. Troy. i'ul,,a.m. '
~ land Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati 81 Adams
u,cS M-Dally. Saratoga, flatt-oufs ''
saranac Lake and Lake faclu ,,,,a,. Tn)us-
-,nn W~paly For Adircrdack Mouh'hH''' ~
~ an, is I, am For Auburn Road points. Bunao'
I'D" sx,a"ara Fall, Cleveland. indianapolis d. H'''
o,oo M"Day only Sleeping Car passengers '0'
o,- ~ ~ nanv For Cape Vincent. Ogdehsou'e r.
o'" rr,,. ~ m2 Detroit. Chicago. , ,,,rc,pa,
t2,IO NiGHT-Theare ualn Tor Shicaso a noht except
ono .unaay and nts9 ,.s p M-Day except Sunday to
Pittsfe!d. Harlem Di'isioh. a., tho Rerk-
O,1h A N-auniav only. ~ Il,t.n'ip n"' wv $500
w" 'h,ro Hills vim Harlem Division. -ns
"hIJ %it;HT'' TRAINS TO YoNkEEn,a ro,,,.
IAN night 'ralns run between ,s,n in Connection
on o., ~, Elevated Road This Is the only line running
",iu' night train, Of Nev-York
wagner Palace Cars on all through ''a'"s'
ich. and Wagner oices at Grand Central S,at n y;
s Broaiway IA Park Place 2e as BroaaT W,, 9Th
!, ard i3sthst station Scw-york 33s and '2o FUTON
~ o o ,ot Rroadvay f. D.. Brooklyn. ,,.o,,
hecSed from hotel residence by the "e''c'''
Express Company cro,cr n DANIELS
'oi. ~ u.rag:., General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

,ser,s an syrr.J.s The usual Saturday lulness
prcaraacc Vile ne taken ~ sam VIZ ~, ,s
.i.d ne troo.y e.,, 18TH ssmestc and for.irn.
W ',~. Kew orleans Centrifugal orinary common
i2riGc. fair 70 Prime GOOD .Sa2Sc. prime to
choice :i'-r' li'o l',', % 81, o~ f,lr t. god
syTgls- Sn ,fla ei'.s ,'o 10 ,S,,a" '
,r,Sn,,1c oan f1s ,a asie bbs The market r
spirits t1'ane Va. inner ana ,I ng~ cinn-n .,
"a s,rain,a anied Al 81 Coasi G, Tar and pitch
or ICES nominal Wmi ir"1ns wa" vas, I3 n~.i o',
w. u N, WY 49,, ga s,e,l, We quote. Cotton
F Tsr n ri pfims. crude l. a.min,l rm"
.5s.TsG,.c. Winter yellow prime. 3saae white pm.
n, oi Ame,q ~ 81 A%''13 g. 'i III 4cs .,
49, , r.,.l n name. fDr tn. las, week. con.
,r. that !he make - n, - v imf mes. rs y,
ana fc~ 'a' r h.'' pen maf n'ma All ahor.
h ''' and rr.n. ,iow sari % ,ae v'ie a.' q
~ = 'c 9's e'a " ~: a. is' H'a' p, ,s'
osa ,,r man" ,,c ,nai D.. i'u, ha,' .,melrs - a.
:, ne ve' r'e M f'r ae,n ". ,o., ''' +. .erm -
1'snc =, hi rsr sf'e' r .pc gi'', ... .9 r.
,.s, s,,limsr,. - e,,,r, n,r. 40 ns's
rcEAN il.l',l, t .,,ire ran..nai ", q1.'~
G,ain ml ,a'c. nrrio.il Ia,,,",os i.,n"gy ~ yc,,
- ne. grain ie cork o. oficff. - ~ t'on '''
t..i nominal psfrNi'4 r o. 7 fl'"i j. NF..h =.
< .'1fAI1 FRS - - s'nFtr' -
trans Iir'l afi ITO nihfT' '.'"f 10y 49,
other ar steam ~ sn. fr' 49, haT'fA ''
tf.nu'r. gus t-uN. '.''r t,'N
tho Continent ,~'' 'NHi'~i'. ''l''' ,,,...t... &.
! 80 tons. denis. Mi ...'' i' -, D., ~,
francs. fffsh shl. 80" q - '.Il .l'' ".'". ..
York s.75r. French tnrk. LIZ tons st"n' Sah ,"
clsc, 20 cork - gd''N - ~ ,''s !, ., ~
Ififl@h ilfi. ..141 tons Ffaln i'f''.i' .,.,
ofl'rs. ;'s. autumn '"Hht -. '"'..'" - H..
iffAi'f H'''' Nv, 49,. la, N,r.e
wes' coast England. 30 Italian ~ - - '
tobacco. Nv ilfh 90 Genoa i. lrrf' m - 49,
dunlar~. a. British .'ii. 90 ., "'. 81. -
South Nu"fi'f o. lithif. go, -. -, - +. i.rf,.'
:en No lif''' -'s .. "if " "' ''' ''' 'l'''
Biz. n .r Continents -. I'd. "-. - -. I'D "..
.r g.. M'ai'ff".'nn. 49,. :, ''," , f,.,.. a., i.
N'n lfH 20 I''h..'.' S'''''. ...'.'...l ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

Galveston. June 22-coton quiet, midd.ing. 6Nc: low
miiilng Gao: good ordinary. &C.: net ana gross
ceip,. ~ hAes: stock. 9OsI bales.
Norfolk June 22.-cotton quiet. middiing. CSC, low
middlng q :lGc: good ordinary. 5ic. fales. bales
stock. $3.50 hal-s
Savannah. June 22-t'otton dull. mddng q Hide
low middling csc; good ordinary. de- and gross
ccips. bales: sales 10 ba.es: stock. 1873 bales
EewO Orleans. June 22-Cottnn nominal: good mddlinG
lie. middlins. i3-l6c: low middling 7iGc: good
ordinary. &C. and receipts 30 bales; sx-
ports coastwlse. ~ bales; stock. i2a.3O9 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

, ,,,,o weaker feeling in sympathy with the de-
,,ra +, corn and the dull at sc nov aecIine
t,.,,x ~ oats Al the primary markets nave 'onhur
IT,. :, - ,veok ana the demand f1r cash property mas
no, been AZ ali satisfactory Spot oas , ., t -,
Tvs: 5000 hush canal and rail do. al "iN.n"- 'su h
~. ,,sb \, white 34i.c fat in elevator; -ur hish
-,,"' 40 .ic Tn. market weak on the curb
nj ceiling ri :ossG3lsc. AMI closing n, w.. 49,, .
g,v. comparison the closing pl'ss "i VIZ P'-
w - -. currDaInn ting dAie lnst ycar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSGY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic l5lock Slsna.s.
on ard after May 20. 1880.

Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on ard after May 20. 1890. -
Trains leave station foot Ok Liberty 81
For Enstor. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK Acr
4 90 7.i5 $40 ~ - q Eastonl A. NJ l'l0 loO tW
T. Easan 4s9 $40 100 to A,.n'2w VIZ s ~ suSfan
For .wGkeshare rit'sson, ana ssr@n,oh WV A. H.
FOR reading At 4:3O 500 $40 ll;3o A. ~. l:4
iso go 40, 500 5i5. $50 7. ~: II ~ night sun
DAYS 100 go $50 600 r. NJ. i2:i5 night ,o 80.
for Harrisburg a, $50 500 o:i0 A. NJ. il9 go
400 100 5.i5 p. NJ. i2:i5 night; Sundays l"' o'1.
For snnbury Lswisburg and W.lliamsport, at ~
500 $40 A. &. io. i2o, $50 p NJ sundays ~
A. n. 600 T. NJ $500, ,,o,.r,
pl,as,n, r. s.is il 80 H. n. 1880 $780, 400. $40
PARK 1900 A. ~. 400 = " .. p.-. 80. p.
For Lakewood Toms Rive Barneeat Park and Barn'-
F'r Atlantic Clr Cape May. Vneand' and BTidse'oa.
For M"nrsa,h Beach seahright. and Hghiands Of
Nsvesink 40 s.i5 II 30 a NJ. DO. 4:3o =. NJ Sun
'"''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &C.
From Pier 3 =. r., Z 90 Rector 81
For A,lar,c Highlands. Highland Beach, Normandls
I-arch a. 30 1913 A ". u go aa;uris.s on.s) s<o
zoo T. " sundays. $50 \. ~. 100 T. NJ ,
For En.ron A.tIry Park. ocean Grove ana p2ihs
.ou,h - pom, Pleasant 1913 a. II. 100 Saturday:
o1ly 345 800 Z ST sundays (excep, Ocean Grove ana
AsNury ParkD. go a. " -. . a.
rS- Lake. ood Toms River. and Barnega, 40 n u
q 90 saturday. oniD. 3,a p "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN Il. n.
stations in Ncw-Nork foot of Barclay and
ChristOphcr Streets.
vENTlDllED TRAINS, ~ LLMAN BUFFET
CARS, pINrsCH LIGHT.

Direct route AlN... pi.>y.ar. EiD MONTCLAlf,
iHE ORANGES. summit. begnaIsiyille. bssApS
nudge Madison Morristown. Fassaie. Paterson. boon
ton, Dover. slanhepe. NEWTON. BUDpS LAM.
LAKE HOPATCONa. Hackettstown. sCHooLEY'S
MOI STAiN, Washington. rHillLrSBCRi. EAsToN.
WATER GAP sTkOubsBrRd, Iocon9 Mountains
SCRANTON. flTTt1oN. wT.kEsBAkRE, NANTt
rose, bINGIlAMToN, OXFORD. NORWICH. Water.
Vile UTICA, KiC lIFIELD SPRINGS. cortland.
SYRACUSE OSN EGO. ITHACA, oWEiO, ELMlRA
CORNING. BATH, DANSVI;LE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST. NORTliwEsT AND SOUTHWEST
s:2o A. M-BIN0HAMTCN VAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BiNGHAMToN,
UTICA, ri, NEIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ana
OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars con-
at buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving NJ Wv
a. morning. ...
100 +. M-sCRANTON. RIN0HAMToN and ELMiRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parior -.
400 T.. M-sCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and PLYH'
OuTH EXPRESS. Pullman pallor .
7:30 y. NJ tDay)-Bunalo N"stibuled Limited Expfsss
for SCRANTON. BfNOHAMTON. EIMIRA. BUF.
FALO. Pullman Dure. Sleeping Car Con9ecu q
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving at $50 p !"
next day. .,
ESQ 7. NJ. iDaily)-BuFFAIO. SCRANTON. nINGMAAiMs'
TON. UTICA, SYRACUSE and OswEGO ExPRESS
Pullman Buffet sleepers q.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. ~
Park Place 42D broadway Tickets at ferry stations W.
broadway. III +h-sve cor. i2thst.. So West iZ:th,.i
?Ss Colamsusa York aas and 100 Fulton s sns
lo6 Broadway brooklyn. Time tables giving full 'n'"
wEsTcoTT IMPRESS COMPANY viii call FOR ~
check baggage from hotel residence to dsssinas'oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
LONDON WOOL MARKET

London. June 1.-THE imports 81 wool during the week
were; From South Wales. l27i7 bales from Vie
toria lI07I bales. from South Australia 24ii bales
from Tasmania 81 bales from New Zealand IL iO3 bales:
from the Cape Of Good Hope and Natal bales and
rm various other places iS7d bales The arrivals Tor
the fourth series as balss OF which 1000 wore
forwarded direct ~ '~ WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
ri G lin ES

Throuch tralns
,,i,ows and I've minutes earlier from West 2Si-st;
90 l. N.-v-stlhulei Express Daily FOR Waver.y.
.UU Ulnrhamton Eluiira. I}ufalo. Bradford. James
town cincinnati and Chicago. Parlor car 70
Buffalo
- A. M.-Deawarc Valley Express. Daily. ex.ept
- sunday Tor Tuxedo. Goshen Middleton. Pors
Jervis I.ackawascn Cs'icoon. Hancock DEPOSIT
susquehanna and Monticclo. Parlor car 20 Monu.
cello.
'UU Chicago. Via Chautaugua Lake. arrives ceveiand
s4S A. NJ. Chicago +. NJ Slcep,rs 10 CHI
cage cleveland ami cincinnati. Dining Car.
M 4. M-I,urao Vestibuled Express Daily. arrives
'UU Buffalo 635 A.. NJ. making direct connections
FOR Detroit. Chicago and the West. Buffalo pas
scneers remain In sleeper until, A. NJ
:. "a. J.. N.-Va ChautauGua Lake and Niagara Fa.e
II - Daily. Soli train 10 Chicago Seepers 10 Buff
fao Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
oCAI. TIME TABLE. TICKET AND PULLMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Ral,inoro June 22-F,our dull. sales 90 hhs
que,. 50 . red spot and June i2st "a: J'., ,y~
I2.c August 73I, G73c. september. sbtE 80.
grad, 7Oq73sc: took lei. 32t bush. sales l'o" pI.
corn dull and easy mixed. rpDf. ~ .n'-~f
~ fully 80 .N52iac Aufuri. ~ = r-ke1 -u hc,n
.2Il2f, yellow. .3vsHi-r. stock -"'"' iNsl,
200, bush. STEADY. - white western 'H~' y
80 > mixed d. .u3ic stock lll2-l huth Ky" v.n
80 !. ~. stock 1892 hush iiny fn ,no',c ', sa
si3 sn1Sit. Grain fregh's quiet HutHr
creamery isslge iade. i3d 10, store lnchea ga -
itrs 4ulo i2'sGicc. coffee du &c o'her atuo''' vi"
changed.
BOSTON. June % Flour dull Corn quiet. oats qse,
short. quiet Provisions steady Butter quiet, NNusin
rfcnrle.t. in02o,. Ncrtefn. lSul9c. cheese '"s'y
northern row. Ti,dS. g. Western 'Illsc Eggs "u''
Eastern itisc. Western and Michigan. l2dl5''
nurao Juno % Spring wheat Limits W." ,trons ana
Luls- izher u tho closing with er'rinss .kns'
- hu.h 81 hard spot sold carly n, 2c over Hsw
YORK Jus. dosing ..u5c over asked. d. l.12c'
Northern very scarce. 81 sing No hard spot ''1c ~
2 5aisas3,c. No Northern spot. '0c "in-.r "hr''
dun hut limits arm. No rcd chicago i"lt9.t.c 40,
Indiana IN a.. Tocdo 7G\c. so ~nie oregon - 80
cline. .4es. Nc yeilo~ a2sc car. o~o 10 1"
yellow 32.c. 50 corn. ia. No corn nl'ic ua.N'
s. yellow aii. 80 Sic No corn, 5u,.c ttor'
ont. qule' weak. ssfs. = 10 White" ~ 1f"'..c
On rack. closing SO white. 3tisc. No WIRE" "t 10
mixed. si.c track. ~ white. 49,, - I"
white SO. ~ mixed. 32c store Rye dun. 10
r. asked IN Flour quiet. easy. unchanged MI.
feed scarce. nrn. good demand canal frerhts hFin'
wheat. itc. corn. ihc. oats. l'sr to New-forH
chicago June % The leading futures ranged ms foi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
-
rs sol, IN
| 900
| !):lj5
800
| S:4jl

/ TINE TANI.F NM ~
IL accommodations at H. POI 40i and e5l Broadwa
1875 East i25th-st Chambers and West I'D St ferr,
York 81 broadway and 333 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
Hudson-.t.. Ioboken. and Jersey CITY station III
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage fro
hotels and residences to destination.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-18
G~REENvILLE GOSSIP.

The death of Mrs. Maria Wharka at
the City Hospital on, Saturday brought
to an end a life of suffering. Mrs. Whar-
ka was an old resident of Greenville and
q former inmate of the Raymond Roth
AltenheSm on Garfield avenue. While at
the home. Mrs. W1harka spent her time
which she sold on the days allotted her
for an outing. Money derived from the
sale she appropriatsd to her W use:
these sales ordered Mrs. Wharka to turn
enjoying its benefits. She refused to sur
1s last She was found at her home. a d.
lapidated one-story frame structure at
the rear of No. 9 Parnell place. seriously
dance. For over a week there had been
no fire in the room and her feet were
badly frozen. She was removed to the
@ffects Of frost bite. Miss Mary Ham
mel. Mrs. Lauby. Mrs; Laxe and other
charitable members of the G~reenvi1le KAT
fee Klatsch have raised a fund which
will be used in giving the remains of
Mrs. Wfharka a decent burial.
The Campaign Committee of the Green
Willie Republican League Club held a
special meeting at the Globe Hotel yes
terday Afternoon for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the City and A1derrnanic
Conventtons t6 be veted for at the pfim-
Minkakwa Club q selection of delegates
is equivalent to their election. The dele
gates selected to represent the club are:
President Charles A.. Rose: Fourteenth
precinct. Theodore EMS; Fifteenth pre-
einut, william C. Hutchings. Alder
william Wahts cq q. Ranf. F Tairteenth p preciinct.
Charles s. Bennett: Fifteenth precinct.
W. J. Jordan In contradiction of an ar
ticle published in g badly written hand
paper. crediting them with leadership
in q movement to organize a local Good
Government Association. the club passed
the loyalty Of Mesars. Petty and Bennett:
The Fiber and WhaIens entertainment
at Hasnber Hall on Saturday evening was
attended by less than q score Of people,
but in spite OF the small a~ttendanGe the
consisted Of feats In magic. which were
rather poorly performed, and an exhi-
bition OF se-called undertaking.
Mr. Charles q. Bennett Is 2 candidate
s fST The a R=aHIaa .engtS Sf 'RspablIsaa 5r9 s1et sns
the Greenville Republican League Club.
viii probably seek 4 denomination nApi1 -
skating attracted a large crowd to Metro
Ing from the number of persons who
glfded about the hall on the ~treachercus
rollers me sport has taken GreenvilIe by
Robbie Woods champion boy skater, and
Miss Lille Costello and Thomas D.
Phillips, champion double skaters of the
Thd latest acquisition to GreenvIlle
musical circles is MI. T.. Trunz of Cleve-
pia : snd W IIIhu make = his Sc home a%ssqI n arsena
The Greenville and United Building
s asgys h0 si1bs mss9asatso dsb w'n e m : t. tEs
former 81 HsnbeT Haii and he latter at
.5 4h s @!ap IS lsS y, w!li tS meet t.t tSnishss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-18
Highest Of all in Leavening Power.-Latest u S. Govt Report
@A!!:!!l! R Fs%dsss
ABSOLUTELY PURE

due. and 1t awoke no spark of gratitude
in their obdurate hearts. He accounted
for their attitude a little after the man
Accustomed to masculine association
from the. early kindergarten days when
the boys and girls sit side by side till
had such ample opportunity OF finding
out of what clay the lords of the crea-
ton are made, that at last they have no
point Of view. They tolerate them as
necessary sadjuncts of life, and walk over
them when they obtrude themselves, as
M Blcuet says, he has discovered by
standing inconvenientiy in the doors of
s~emi-crowded cars to see how the various
passengers VIII get eyer him
The relative positions of women towards
men in England, France and America
M Blouet Illustrated by describing he
in which a couple from each
country would enter an ordinary hotel
dining room. The French husband n
wife come arm in arm. friends and COM
panions. a perfect equality existing be-
tween them. The English husband leads
the way, ~disgusted that he has to eat
in public and hiding his reserve by glar-
ing haaghtily at those who watch him,
eyes cast down. But when Jonathan
and his wife appear 1t is the woman who
advances. throwing wide the doer and
walks behind her, a mere attendant in
her train. Summing up. NJ. Blouet said
French women marry and gain liberty;
English women marry and lose IT.; Amer
lean women marry and retain it.
ADVICE TO THE LADIES.
The lecture closed with an earnest plea
women not to try to be too perfect.
NJ. Blouet seemed to think them so well
on the way to disastrous perfection that
he begged hard for q few redeeming
defects; he counselled men to value
nothing in the world can compare with
women The chief thing that makes life
worth living, he declared, is love, and
he who has that of a good woman should
cherish it as the gold of life.
Men, he said, a rest content in know
ing they are loved, but women like to
hear they are, n men should spare no
words in telling them. Men complain
that roses are accompanied by thor1s
and forget the thornS are mere adJuncts
women.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-18

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the twenty
first day OF January, 1895, application was
missioners by NJ. Lutgen and others for the
construction Of a thirty-inch brick oval
SEWER IN FULTON AVENUE.
from Bergen avenue to Van Cleef street, and a
twelve-inch vitrifieds pipe sewer in Fulton
avenue, from Corcoran street to Van Cleef
to connect with the sewer to be built in Van
Cleef street, and to be built in accordance with
the established plan Of sewerage, together
with all the necessary manholes. receiving
that on the seventh day of March, 1895. the
Commissioners of Assessment fled with the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
their preliminary. sketch, showing what prop
erty will probably be assessed, and the pro-
bable amount Of benefit to each lot or parcel
of land. also the probable amount of assess
provement, and the same is now open to pub
lie inspection in the Office of the Clerk of the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners.
And notice is also given that the following
of, are included in said assessment, namely
Fulton avenue. from Bergen avenue to Cor
coran street.
Bergen avenue. on the south side, from
And that the fifteenth day of April, 1895.
at IL o'clock A.. M. and the meeting room Of
ers are hereby hxed as the time and place
when and where the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners will meet to hear parties
interested in said application. and all remon-
strances against said improvement that may
be presented in writing.
BY order of the Board of Street and Water
GEO T. BouToN.,
Dated Jersey City, March 16. 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-18
NEWS FOR MONMOUTH 90.
A Lawyer Doesn't Know who Il
Chanc ellor.

Lawyers crowded in Vice Chancellor
Pitney's stuffy little court in Chancery
Chambers this morning had a hearty
laugh at the expense Of 0 Monmouth
county lawyer. He was a meek little
fellow from that bucolic county, and as
he stood with his back to the lawyers
leaning ON the Vice Chancellor's desk
in the shortest Of short jackets. he might
hay been taken for a nice little school
boy e had an order or someotaaer docu-
ment for the Vice Chancellor to sign.
and had just presented it. Mr.. Pitney
looked at 1t and after examining the aft
appended to the order. said
Who is Chancellor Runyon?" The 1T
tie lawyer blushed and a that it was
q mistake.
Did you ever serve a COPY Of that
order on the defendant, sogned "Theo-
dors Runyon. Chancellor."
Il fear I have whispered the little
man, almost ready to cry.
"Oh." sweetly replied HIS Honor, strik-
ing out the name with a dash of his
pen. the Hon. Alexander T. McGill is
Chancellor of this State" a piece of in
formation which appeared to surprise
the lawyer from Monmouth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-18
NEW TRIAL DENIED.
Atlantic City Must Accept the Water
Works Condemnalion Award

ATLANTIC CITY. March 10, 1885,
Judge Alfred Reed has denied the appli-
cation of Atlantic City for a new trial
of the Water Works condemnation issue.
The city sought to have the award of
the commissioners appointed to appraise
the value of the local water works set
aside on the ground that $843.000, the
amount of appraisement, was excessive,
and asked for a jury trial of the case.
Judge Reed, in his decision, expressed
the opinion that the commissioners were
as competent, if not more SO, than q
jury, to arrive at a just valuation of
the property. The commissioners had
at hand for reference all the testimony,
while a jury would be compelled to rely
on its memory for the facts of the issue.
1t is likely the City Council will reject
the award n make q move to build d
plant of it's own, which, it is claimed, can
be lone for one-half the value of the
appraisement of the condemned works.