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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
Commissioner Hafen authoritativey says It VIII be
a year and q half, probably two years. peioTe
his department will begin that work
REFORM ~ THE MINT.
POLITICS TO De ENTIRELY ELIMINATED
THE PRESIDENT SATISFIED THAT BETTER RE.
Suits WILL FOLLOW THE INTRODUCTION
OF STRICTLY BUSINESS METHODS IN
TIE SELECTION or EMPLOYEES.

iiOi'o
THE SELECTION or EMPLOYEES
WashinGton. April 2S.-The reported selection OF
Herman kretz the present appointment clerk OF
the Treasury Department. as superintendent OF me
United States Mint at Philadelphia. vice townsend
removed or resigned, and OF W. L. Morgan no"
examiner in the Mint Bureau here, as conner OF the
Philadelphia Mint vice Steel transferred. are stated
10 be the entering wedges OF an entirely new &C.
nartrre IA the matter of the administration or
United States minis and assay offices. Eoth are
Democrats and citizens of Pennsy!92nia-Mr hreiz
being from Reading and Mr. Morgan from PAlia-
Gelphia--but neither urged for appointment
by either Of the contending factions OF local pom
tc!als.
The purpose is TO take the mint service out o.
State politics not only in Pennsylvania but III
other States where United States mints and assay
offices are located. This new policy mas not
been adopted without careful consideration For
four or five months the President has been giving
the subject much thought. He finally arrived at the
conviction tina; the officers to whom the coinage
and control OF United states money in the Ma
;.onal minis wcre con.ided should be selected by
the President on the advice OF the chief officials
Of the Treasury ard that these appointments should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
legal y Offices.
-PKEME Court. CITY AND COUNTY

- UPKEME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
~ or NEwf2tk iieaFy Kars soG p SiHtos
under tho last viii and testament OF Herman KArstens.
dcceaseI Cnhariuc kagsens ssecury. and jeremiah
Herman Kars,cns deceasei John Narstcns II living.
.ar D OK i' OF T the are said o Ig Kafsp. Mar
@ M W. or ~w 81 n id ma GnG iaI w
r. ", low rs sM living sued BY the nam q ~ ~
trn. ,h, ar. OF NAV be- the heirs EXECUTORS admits.
traurs creditor, aaI dcyse"s Of the said John Kar,tens
X be At Twins and w. wives and husbands Of me
NJ v,lows of such are deceased Ahes; Karstens.
'ren issue er lsernlens Of the ss4 AlGFr, kars;
A,.crt Katstens II SAID ALERT Karstens
ri"d ana n sad wiz or widow Is stil LIVING sued by
any such We or w.lo". being qnNnowa % The p'.a.
& ""S , TnNn2Tn rr'" "eg or o may ~
~ ~. ,'ll Al.r, K'Ist.,. u he Is no living mi tns
v,r. AMI stni, of The .ai hcrs and Geys:es @; III,
sai Nncr Karsens and III wid'ws Of SUCH are de-.
%,9 ,5ea orv Na,.n, dss .fsos and Carrie
To. the above naml defcnian's: .,., ..
rlont IN IN, acon and 10 s.rSe copy q your answer
On s Inc p"i%" c, % " 'as day y' % S
a"4 he Sr you 1 5 daS, teF the
demanded demands. IN CHE oG rag.,ilt;. ec, ,.o,
, ESS Il, %%% l AsFg Ss G; q Ts@r
To the ahoye, defcndnn9. john Karsens lly-
" S s s or dsssena'n, ad John k%s!t"s
tens. 4, said John karst.ns VAS or Is married and II
said wife widow Is stii! Twins sued By the ot
widow. being unknown 10 the piaiatin and the
acknowledgements creditors and deysees OF the said John
% the Gid "a @ the he s @GFi joan ama Rn
II lytng. the unknown persons who are be the
children issue descendants ~ the said Albert Kars
AIbrr, Karstens' .ad Albert Knrs,ens or is mar
ricd and II sal wi.e widow is sim living. by
be- any such wife widow being unknown the pain
un and the unknown persons who are may he the
heirs sSecutts ana devisees Of
and husbands Of the said heir. devisees OF
the said Albert Karstens and the widows OF are
deceased
Tho foregoing summons Is served upon YOU by pub
c 1 n ths justices Of the supreme & Hsa
iatt of New York hearing date the Goth day March
re yea s @nd c MED Vim me the . amended cSman
county 81 New-York at tho County Court House in tha
's c Hc 2 ma a 9? Mn s5 in the 1895
RONALD X BROWN.
orce address postonlce address No 10 Nassau st.
New York
the rights OF III" respective parties and II appear
partition he made without great predre ~
the then Tor sale OF the following described
l. Three lots OF land In Eastchester westches,, "
County. New York known as lots Numbers 4o3 424 and
chester dated December 18Th 1883. " ~
. The los Of land on the N2rhe2stery corner Cin
fcet wie clinton Street and on the Eastey side and
ny feet wds on "E, o Sfree. and the Norhery
The lot land the Southery side of 10th Stree,
@ S Sy ing. 2e n fe acs west via.
block in depth All Of said pieces OF land being Ia ;hs
Dated Hew-York March I'D, 1895.
RONALD X. BROWN
o address and pcs,Occ address %o 70 xNonsy
E'w-york City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
THE NEW CENTRAL BRIDGE.
IT WILL BE THROWN OPEN TO TRAVEL
ON MAY l.
AN EXTENSIVE AND EXPENSIVE STRUCTURE
NORTH SIDE RESIDENTS WILL DE BENE-
FITED-THEIR TROUBLES WITH
IMPROVEMENTS

IMPROVEMENTS
II Is now announced officially that the new zen
trail Bridge across the Harlem River VIII be thrown
open to travel on May /. That does not Imply tnat
all Of II can then be fully utilized. for TIE approach
from Jerome-ave has not yet been made prac-
t.cable By bringing the grade Of the avenue UP to
TIC bridge level, AMI to get on the approach ina;
faces Ogden and Sedg wick ayes would only be easy
and comfortable for bird. since the terminal point
@: the approach IS SIX o. seven feet above the ave
Inc level! The trouble az the Joromeave. end VIII
La rectael speedily and with little difficulty but
The OTHER viii not be 50 easy OF adjustment, since
To construct a practicable approach 10 the avenues
wol;d make a hN g: that point in One-hundiel-
and fty-sxtn-st.. upon which the approach Gbuts
and tse Park Commissioners. who are the cOnst:uc-
tors O. the hr.Cro 90 no: deem themselves author
ted 10 Medic with street grades. No doubt, when
citizens up that WY have hoWiei about the condi-
ton Of affairs sufficiently the questions OF authority
and responsibility viii be settled. and the bridge
nads service able But the opening will he graft
fy.ng sep In progress.
Pictures have been published OF the elevation OF
the bridge portion proper. that which crosses the
Harlem River but they convey limited idea of
the magnitude of this construction. which consists
muca more in the approaches than in the actual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
TIE JAPANESE ~ scrIXcr AND cAHDrxIyo.

From The London Globe.
The Japancse bid fair TO distinguish themselves
Says The Horticultural KrIcN'J much In
peace rs IN wal one /irf'r"so phyTican Is a
bactcriooGlet in Berlin. and another processes to
have Isolated the germ of that plague which man
aged IN a lo" weeks 20 MI almost as many china
Marshal Oyama did ~ :hc .amc space OF
tnle. Now II is the turn Of Jo%cni Takamnc.
dastasc far more chcapy than at present. This
is tho chemical siihgancc which transform starch
into sugar. and the formation Of which Is the aim
and end OF the costly process of mailing. Dr.
Takamine has discovered that this substance is
threads or myccduIh; al minute $40 'lca al In'-
gus grown In wheat bran. ana that tie spores
bodies corresponding 10 seeds on TINS fungus niso
exercise powerful fe!Inentng action. The d!astase
collected from these Is described being three
times more powerful than ordinary yeast, and will
produce fermentation In a sugar tolution until -
per cent OF alcohol * formed. while the action OF
yeast IS stayed at per cent. Should the state
mcnis made be cOn!irmcl l. need hardy be said
that the Jap's discovery vii rcvoiutiOnize the two
most important processes IN brewing and disilng.
In landscape gardening the Jars are stlil excellent;
The chrysdn hcmum. being the national flower. oc
cupIcs important position In all gardens. ! he
various gardens inierspcrscd all through the cOun-
zeal Gardens 1T Koisik1wa from Il picture Of garden
ing not easily matched elsewhere. The bamboo
ful cane assist greatly the native displays. The
ancient Japanese systems o. gardening are not
forgotten az our Oh English system OF thorough
preparation OF the soil. the planting OF seed the
REGULAR hoeing ana minute attention to the clean
llness OF the gardens 90 often sadly neglected by
us. they set an example 10 ~. tho nations f. low
ms care and neatness without which art
science. especially that OF agriculture. pros
per. II may interest some OF or readers to know
that herbarlun specimens OF japanese plants.
both phanerog and cryptogama can be pre-.
rs samples being excellent They arc carefully
dried ard mounted, each specimen being protected
may be seen. An enterprislnC Japanese scotsman
VIII supply any OF our readers with these speci-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrtinndt and Desbrosses sts.
900 A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate
stations. - ., $50
s,i5 A. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUF:
rAi>O. NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE. aad
the West and principal ard local poinf. dining ID
sispeusion Irige Pullman Nestibule Sc. per Chicago
Ii:IO :. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK AID interne-
ta,e points Connections FOR Reading ard Harrisburg. .
500 - VI. daily. except SUNDAY for FLMiRA and AZ
Intermediate stations connections Tor Pousvle and Read
lr,: ,hatr-car " kes
$50 Il. VI. daily escep; sunday for l. AMI b. JUNO
intermediate stations Pullman buTet
railorcar Wiikesbarre connections for Pottsylle
AGO u. VI. daly. except sunday, Tor SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations
5:i5 r. VI daily >or EASTON and intermediate stations
600 y. VI. daily tor BtFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS.
anil al points West Pullman Sleeper vestinIisd tran
New-Y1rk Chicago Sleeper 70 RuralD and Toronto;
c1nreot!ons fnr Reading ana Harrisburg
ESQ - W. daily. except Sunday. Tor Eason ard inter-
usl.ite stations ...,. ,,---xxx-.
300 q. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCTtES-
T'I.R RI'FFArO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West Pullman Sleepers To Chicago and Buffalo Chair.
chr =, Wi,kcsharr" - -. -.
Tickes and Pullman accommodating at 2S, S6i. eti
and 323 Dr0adw1y 81 East ith ST. l56 East a5h St,
New YORK SEQ Fulton St Court ST. 90 broadway. and
Irooklyn Annex BROOKLYN. y. Y.
The York Transfer CO Will call for and check bag
gage from hotel or residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West AID Station New-York "a Ca
ioMs ana 10 minutes .a4!ier from Zoos Franklin ST.:
ohiO H. ". DAILY. Local Buffalo.
o!lo A. W. Daily foI Albany, Utica, syracuse Rochestae
buha!o, .Niaeaia rails Detoit. Chicago.
o;io r. W. DAILY for Albany Montreal Utica Syracuse
EoSneese,' bunalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo. $4,000"
Stlo T. W. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochex,er
buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland chi
cago and 81. Louis ''' '"''" wv
FOR tickets time tables OF local trains parlor sleep.
k-car eceolnodatlons apply city Offices, Brooklyn asd
New-York. and stations Time tables a. nyr.,n.i
hotels. For other nforns ton sddres, " ''~'
40 & l. LAMBERT. General Passenger Ac<ps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
the HEATHER HEPOR r.

HIGH BAROMETER OFF TIE NEW ENGLAND
COAST
Washington. April GA storm IL apparently developing
the Middle Western States and the barometer
tnucs low the Southern States. Tho barometer is
highest of the NcwEnFlaul Coast The temperature has
the South Atlantic States and the Northwest.
elsewhere It has rsoa Rain as fallen IN the Atlantic
Fair weather with SLOW Is rising temperature IS indicated
for New England. HewYork the Upper ohio Valley and
the eastern lake region Fair weather Will continue In the
Gulf States and the Southwest Rain Is indicated for the
South Atlantic States the Upper Mississippi! and Missouri
valleys and the western lake region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF REW,jERSEy.
(An:hracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic .iock signals.
IT IL L q

An;hracte coal used exclusively
Four ks Automatic 5,ock Sl6nais.
on AND AFTER DECbMBER BID. 1874.
Trains station foot Of I.iberty-st .
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown aauch Cbunk 3cf
40 7i5. o:l0 di - 20 Easton) A. NJ i;l0 I'D 90
to Eas,onI. 40 545. 100 70 Allentown a. sunday"
Tor W.lkesbarre Pit'ston and Scranton o:iO A. n.
100 $50 4:3O p NJ Sunday =, 400 A. NJ
For Reading 4:ao 500. 80 1000 II - A. ~: ITO
sS tS 'S 10 80 s Sos P X Il! s night
For Harrisburg at 40 ; 90 9iO \. NJ. 10 20 400
BOO 5:i5 P. NJ. 1918 night Sundays. 100 5;@o 800
For sunbury L-wisburg and willamsport a. 40 90
e:lo A; NJ $40. 100. 80 sunday 81 po,,,
p.a r Rs go EsHx si5 '"f 30 4o W. a." ia; Red
G G1oSs and az 2ss a9 PARK Sto 900 " 400 P
FOR LAKEWOOD.
For Farminesale Toms River. Barnegat PARK and BsA
ncgat 4 30 SIS A. 81. i:+5. 40 Z " =.
For Atlantic city. Vneand and Bridge'on $50 A. a.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrtght. and Hshalnds. q
Eay;'nk 40 s5 iis9 acG N NO i''' 'i' ''''
R0YAL BLUE Lire.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsHiNo-
25 Rh ns Sar r';f 40 s az 80. 800 Bsa.;
carr, 500 dining carr. Goo. I;3o s:45 r. y, I'D
night. sunday 49, 800. y 80 d1"lns caD A. ~. l'So
For Baltimore and Washington, week days, 300 II g
p NJ i2I. night sundays. 900 1870 Dining Car,
20i as 90 fiio 1879 Broadway 'a7 sh-aye q East
irmbus.ave New-Y5rs Courtst SEQ Fulton-s' Brook.
liz % Br5aAwav Wllams 5urg The York TRANSFER
company Will call for ana check baggage from hotel o.
residence destination.
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r,v,yc m SEE VINO WILL PAY THE Ei"LS'

As;en1blynan Friday. Major Hobbs Charles
coo2ar. Eugene G. Elackford and others nein d
conference at the Union League 'iuo' -,
C''''' -. aI,,,,,. 70 Mr. Fridays bill for de-
En ySs'f be op Island Railroad Companys tracks
IN lower Aaneov Mr. Fgayy Taia fair pa! , 9ne
Of ~. expense incident to depressing the tracks
was not enough by $4,000 wen the Go5' 81 INK.
and Mr Cooper were appointed to confer a WIN me
citv authorities. and with me rallroau OFFICIALS III
order 10 bring about compromise ~,
Tho b!li Il ready to come out or committee Mt.
Friday slys. II an amicable agreelnent can De
reached relative ~ the way the cost "a tie ""ue'
taking shall be shared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

The 10th anniversary Of the !nausuraHph o,
Washington as the first President o. .,o 80,
stats was a nsht the celebration being IN;
Der 4s.DSss Of me Mn:S oa con, blue
Guards lne we're present under Captain
John G. Norman The hudson Kp Rev Dr. p H.
~ IT, A. 5 I' pastor Of the church made short al
drcsS the Rev Dr. +. Landon Humphreys ALSO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

For New-Engand. Eastern Nev'-York and New-Jerscy-
Generally fair slowly rising temperature; souheas,ery
wnds.
For the District Of Columbia Maryland Eastern Penn
sylania and DeawareShowers in carly morning un-
easterly winds
For West Virginia Western Pennsylvania Western
New-Yorh and Ohio-Falr; warmer; easterly wnde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"a TIE NEW y, 1liSo,y THi p WILL BE RE.
Way, ~ door north Of Thir,y-nrs,-st. and ApVER
corner Twsny..sird iss sishay
Thrd-ave Tortyseventh- st: Oo8 Thrd.avs nes.
Sixty. los FirstauA LOG wsxt a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
Dublic \ oi,re.
Z s35S Ola GOLD BONDS

PROPOSALS FOR $35o,ol5 GOLD BONDS
AND srQGK or TIE Eo GITT = or 2,I H6W-YoEK
oTnEH T3lFJNG i NytsF FrND f AE f boH6S
f r fE F % f IS h5 F ATSr% y tn.
- qyy KIN ne So =. e SS5 S" w5 MSnass
VA y sPe@d G and n Stock we9 DE IS c p9't .,
SSn E2EP5 5S 4f hd ES
Of %S1 nS'f q weight and nd a3s;
at the 5n' S me ya fe s S" w n,ere, At
s q such per gold S Cn s first q aa
sos55 p y STOCK OF THE CITY OF
q ;'so q .. q s Tss" on and n. qn 2s
GsT' OF NoTenter in the year si with interest at the
sy c thru such per Sf"'9 S Sa 5@" 1ay
Be n nsos 3, n in t .sesd enT c S
qiSs o r['' ana ea@S goposs
closed In second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller
ci,y of Ncw.York-Finance Department.
Conproller's Once. April - isoo.
ID PURSUANT to statutory requirement, notice
h given TIA, an A $0 has G saa E"tr by q. On
lows Az ACT amend chapt.r Four iipnLred ara Tn
.. the Law % r, Es 1 ato o ana act aa 10 deca-e
The specai ami ca law. affecting public interests in ne
ry t. N. app.nma, o., Pc. and
rive l9r ,sa ro, public hearing up5n such bill VIII
Tho co,ernors Room IN q; Cy Han n II. c,y ~
'""-' 5 SIC william l. srRoNG. Mayor.
Dated CIV Hau NcwYo-S. Auril 18th. lSS'
CVPREME COURT.-ln TIE matter Of the ap-
- p:cation q the n2arl q Eiu.a'on by the cornse
aqrng tue 6y re MAJ Arnrn An ma, M se
s5u,hcry side q THiRTEENrH STREET. between sey;
en,h ami Greenwich the Ninth Ward u sail
CIV duly selected and approved BY sad BOARD as ste
Visions Z chapter 1871 u The Laws 4 1855 as amended
bv chapter - - the Laws ~ 1890.
We The undersigned Commssi'ncrs q Estimate In me
above entitled matte asp';ns pr,ant To- m Prov h
pilp,.r - x the q 1872 hereby give notice 10 The
owner owners, Jesse" ~ ess".s parties ana perso'
tl',, ~ Tits nr,'.einc AMI e. Mi o;hers
T.rs- That have completed our estimate q the !oss
AL Geas icr y, ne IN Se lands "r PREMISES acccl BY
is proceeding having an Interest therein AMI haze
ale 4 ,'G tn. boari Of Eaucaton 6er. t. remain Tor
ana during ne space o; ten days 'F tie inspection 81
al r,es or persons ,y NhoIG o rsh ;.c may
~ samc - aoy part thereof may. wi'hin ven Gays
arer he nr'' publication ~ MS notice 'Npri Ism
~ the stewart nullnr 81 .,n BroaIway n sad city
isss as anende! by chapter B. @: the Laws OF 1880
All that w. tho saii t'1.nmissioners. VIII hear the
Mey 1876. ~ O'Clock IN ~ a,'.rnoon aai upon such
Thrd-That our rcpor, herein v BE- presented 70 tn.
es r' u s tue Sae o q Sc4o s -
cgny ~ & me S on W f ,sc Sn the
that Day ard ia, then there thereafter
counsel be heard thereon. motion VIII be made
tta' fad report be confirmed
Dated New-York April iIth iso5 o.e,.,,,,
hENJAMiN PERKINS.
Isaac Y brennan. Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
NFW-YORK NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.

Washington. April %-Sccretary Herbert h~
called for proposals. to be opened May II, for
constructing a brick boundary wall around por
ton Of the New-York Navy Yard Bids for com
plotting the big drydOck at the same yard VIII be
opened at tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

Tribune o@lSr. April -. a. m.-IAe weather yes'cr.
day cloudy and chilly morning and clearing in
the afternoon The temperature ranged between 81 and
degrees the average J0. being degree lower hnn
Saturday i3 degrees than on the corresponding
ds last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
Gthoo! Aeencics.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, GovoFnesses.
e. 10 colleges. schools AMI Families. Apply To-
Mr.. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
l'IsK TEACHERS AGENCIES New-Yotk Boa,on
/ Chicarp fos Angeles etc n. l. Cocker " -. Kerr.
fInya FIatt. ". Y. Managers, 10 9Th
HJIRfhM COYRIERE'S Teacnrr1 Agency supplies pro-
WI cssors ttois fcncters goycrrcsscs in al dep,s
schools carefully recommended $50 5,have. 2oth-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
NIL LACi<AWANNA AND WESTERN Il. IL.
stations I'm New York foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VS. '"N nI,T.fu IIi.,(r


Direct route % MEN ARK. RLOOMFIELn. MoNrcLAlR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsvile Baskias
RIDGE, Madison. Morristown. PssAic Eater son Boon.
ton. Dover stanaop". BuDpS LAkE, LAKE no
PATCoNG. Hacket;stown. SCHOOLEl,s FOUNTAIN.
Wash.nston. PIUTilPsBTRG. FNToN. WATER
GAP. SrROUDSBURG, pocono Mountains, ScRAN-
TON. PITTsTON. WuXEsBARRE. NANTlCoKE.
DANvILLE NORTHt M8ERLAND. M'ntrose, BlNo'
HAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH, WaNrvNle LTIcA.
RICHFlELp SPRINGS. Cortland, SYRACUSE. OS-
WEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELAITeA. CORNING.
bath. DANSVILLE BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:20 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL stops at principal
900 4. M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON bINGHAMToN,
UTICA. RICHFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor Cars
meet at Buffalo with :ran FOR Chicago. arriving e2
n. m. morning.
100 p. M.-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN ard ELMIRA
400 p M:-SCRANToN. WILKESBARRE and PLYM
7:30 p NJ (Dary)-BurYalo vestibuled Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ELMIRA. BUF
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects al
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving at 0:35 p.
day.
o:so P. NJ: CDaiy)-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON, UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sicepem.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at "a
Murrayst and +2o broadway Tickets at ferry stations
80 and e42 Broadway 3 West i25thst 2a5 Columbus.
ave New York 33s and 72o Fulton and u Broadway.
brooklyn. Time tables giving 'u.i intormaton at all
wEsTCoTr EXPRESS COMPANY Will cell for ana
check baggage from hotel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
ROYAL BLUE LIRE.
Err LIN E S .

Through trains for Chicago and the ives; leave 'e"-
York foot OF Chanbers-st. daily. follows. and I'VE
minutes earie- from 23d-st:
OK A. M.-Vcs;lhuled Express for Wayery. BinS-
C'Io hamon ElnCl. Buffalo. Bradford AMI sA4A-
manca Farlor Buffalo 1900
300 ss ny via h' SGe '" lev
IS 3. m Chicago ! p. M. Sespers TO Chi
cage Clevclani and Cincinnati. Dining Car,
COO y. NJ BlTalo Nestbued Express. arrives BHt-
O'CU fao A. N. making direct c9nnsc,ions tor Dc.
trot Chicago ~. the West. Bunalo passengers
can r.rnln In v.,~Per unt.l A. 81
S5 a r1h 70 asso 5espe r to ' Bsi Chr
cago ana Cincinnati. Dinns Car: ,
4 OCAI. TIIE TAELE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations H. 23l +0l AID ~. Broadway.
i5G Eas, i25;hst. Chambers ard West 2i-st ferries
New York; Broadway ana $50 Fulton ST. Br oklyn 20
Hudson st. Hobokcn and Jersey CITY station Ere
calls fer ana cheeks baggage from
hotels ard residences - destination
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U4sUJyGrOy IyAUGUEAL CELEB"Ai1"''

mems His address Is keuso oii'o
TakatouAl Station. Osaka. Japah
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fas: Express Trans 10
baltimore, Washington, Chicago, ClncinhatAs
Louis md All Points West

st. Louis and All Points West
Pullman CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave NewYork Of Lioertys, daily for CHICAGO
and i2:l5 neht. ciNcI2NATf ST L0GIs. e. m.
iii 20 a. m Dining Car 80 $3.50 ?. m. ex sunday;
Is o. p m. Dining Car)l 600 p. m. i2i3 night AL
trims run daily except 20 >.
NoRFoiK ii 30 a m. daily; / 30 p. M en sun
NENI- ORLEANS Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman SHOPPING Car; 5 p m; daily
All Trims illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket ofees III. l72 ?Gi +i5 go E-oaiway 81 Fast
stations foot II Liberty 81, c. r r. ~ \. J.
New York Transfer Company will call Or and cheek
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes IN pressure indicated by The Irbunss self
recording barometer The broken line ts
psra,ure as recorded OF rer;y's FhaTrls,J.