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Rallroaos.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains NewYork. foot OF Chambers ST..
AZ follows and minutes earlier from West I'D ST.:
n.0A 4. M.-Vesiibuled Express Daily for Waverly
J.UO BlnghamtOn Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford. James
town. Meadville ana the West. Arrive Buffalo
7JJ T. NJ. Paror to Buffalo.
O.An T.. M.--Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily solid
ZsUU train for Chicago Via chautauqua Lake arrives
Cleveland 40 A. NJ. Chicago 2 l.. NJ. Sleepers
Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Car
N.On T.. M.-Buffalo and Cleveland Vestibuled Elk
('s)U press Daily. arrives Buffalo 10 A. NJ. Brad
ford 7:lJ A. NJ. jamestown 500 A. M, CeFe-
land li5 r. NJ. Seepers Buffalo and ceve-
making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the West.
O.i- \. M.-Via Chauianqua Lake and Niagara Falls
Cs4sD Daily. Solid train Chicago. sleepers TO Buff
fao Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
yNICKETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations AT III. 26l i0l, and 1871 Broadway.
I5s East l2jthst. and ~ West 125thst Chambers and
West 23d-si ferries New York. l23 and 126 Fulton
100 Broadway. Brooklyn: 900 Hudson-S.. Ioboken. and
Jersey CITY Station. WrscOu Express calls for and
checks baggage from hotels and residences to destination
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

~~INN~0I~N0>NN0|N0-N ~0N|O0<NN0lNN
i9TH-ST., 10 WEST.-Beautiful large and
small cool rooms. table unexcelled; tran
sien's accommodates.
32D-ST.. 34-3S WEST near Imperial.-Ele
giant parlor suite private bath and toilet .
good table. summer prices.
53D-ST.. ~ WEST. Hands omely furnished
large. cool rooms; superior board and at
tendance: visitors 10 city accommodated .
references exchanged.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch, Asbury Park Ocean
Grove and points south Point Ileasant 400 $50.
1890 II 30 A. NJ 100 Saturdays only. 80 2l5. $50
30 Red Bank) AS. $50. 6:l5 (s:9o Saturdays
only. Asbur; Park and Ocean Grove) T. VI. Sundays
stop nerlaken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
9l5 A NJ. 80. 400 T. NJ
For Lakewood Toms RIVER Barnceat Park and Barne-
gat. 4:3O $40 a. NJ l3O, 400 7. NJ.
For Atlantic city. Nneand and rdgeton, i:3O A. NJ.
! 80 F. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. Seabfght and Highlands Of
Navesink. 4:3o $50 II 80 A. NJ 80 4:f5 6:i5 y. NJ.
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11rbllt Notltes.

1JuUI1t NUIIIF5.
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE 49, 1900
New York. July 9th 1895.
DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given by the
j Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments that the
Assessment Rolls Real Estate said city
for the year 1896. have been finally completed and have
been deli cred Of Aldermen Of said city and
that such Assessment rollf WIN remain open TO public
he the CLERK Of said Board " Alder
men Tor a period days from the dae OF this
EDWARD p BARKER. Commissioners
THE DORE SI'TRO. of
I. WELLS Taxes and Assessments
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Issal \ otlees.
1THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

rJ,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L YORK-To all persons interested in the estate OF
william f. Patton and Henry l.. Saonsta constituting
the partnership Of William L. Patton Company send
Won and % n you hereby cited and required per
sonallv 10 be ard appear Special Term Part or the
T.uc York Suureme Court. the County Court House. in
he CIV Of New-York the 3Oih day OF July. 1916 at
~ o,c1ck a M there then to show cause why a
ersi settlement Of the Of Barclay f. v McCay
assignee Of above named William L. Patton and Henry l.
ssnnsta constituting the partnership OF William L.
patton g. Company debtors. should not be had.
and shown. then TO attehc 'hr nhaI hetu"-
nent OF the Assign~e's accounts.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto caused the sea
Court to he hereto affixed
Witness Hon George i. Andrews. Justice OF the said
x.v Work sunreme Court this 9th OF June 1896.
tSealD HENRY ~ ~ hhop' ,i''.
GEORGE W VAN SI.yCK. Atty for Assignee. NO l2o
Broadway. New-Nork CITY
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WASHINGTON AND THE sovrp

g. $50. $50, 1910 Dining can II A ". 2m,
Congressional Linn" all Paflor AMI Dining c,,y
Dining carr. $50 Dining csrl NJ ~ n, ,. y
sunday $50 $50, u 4 " . % ''uongrssslsss, &C
all Parl1r and Dining CarsD. 40 Dining Ca, .
Dining Car) T. NJ. ~ - night ' =
SOUTHERN RAlLWAY.-f3D = ". daily sls.,.
New Orleans. Memphis Tampa. Asaevllle ~ .
Jacks nviile
ATLANTIC COAST I.INE-93, A. " daily s,..,...
Port Tampa and Macon 900 p. 81 daily slts,.,
Jacksonville 'D'
daily. Through Sleeping and Dining Clrs.
For Old Point Comf)ri and N0fok Va Cane ~,
Route. a VI. week days. and. with Through sl.-.
p. NJ daily ~
Atlantic cry. 10 r. VI weekday rhrur, D..
Parlor Car ard Day Coach. M
For Cape May. 100 \. NJ. 100 10 and 2i6 D
weekdays.
For Long Branch. Asburv Park. Ocean G-oy. 49, =.
Plea-an'. 33o. 40 o. 10. 1900 : VI Y H. I M So
days only 30 80 : 30 I ~. 80 Dies Nc, a.,
Long Branch and 20 r. ". week.-Mrs. sunaa,.
at Interlaken for Asbury Park. SIS. as A. 4,
FOR PHILADFIpHIA
GO. 100. g. $50. g. ~ 10 Iern'a IimiteD nm
ing Gao. II \. NJ. u. J. . 10. g. 4, 430 80 M, :
1918 night. sundays 6.l5. 30 20 10 In =,
10 u A. NJ. Dining carr. I. $50 oDinlag ca, (,
Dining caD. Dining car. 7ij. 5 p u -;
Ticket Offices Nos 42s a4i 100. is2s III =,
broadway. I Aston House ami 20, - nr,S,o,... :
broadway. and Bro klyn Annex S'a;iOa cot ~ -
street. Brooklyn. station. Jersey -, The ys, ~
Transfer Company viii "ali for and check fsgg,r. y.
hotels ard res Tences through 70 des,lnson
8 VI. PROVOST : p WOO,
General Manager. General Pasr Ar,-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracitc coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

fAnthfarlIc
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
and after June -. 1895.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty -.
For Easun. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c.
40 7:l5. ?:lO 81 i5 Easton) \. NJ. 49, 1870. Alb
a 30 Easton), go $50 Allentown i. NJ sundays
$50 q 10 Easton) \. NJ. 1900 30 600 T. VI.
For Wilkesharre. Pittston and scranton: $40 A. NJ.
40. 100 iIJ T. NJ. Sundays. $50 \. VI.
For Reading 30 500 $40 1000. II 30 4. NJ 11o.
80 geo 40 800. 90 900 T. NJ. i25 night. sun
DAYS 80 A. NJ. 90. 200 $50, 900 T. NJ. II IL night
FOR Harrisburg at 40 SEQ ao. II 30 A. Il. l:io.
1880 I:3O 800 j:f5 =. NJ. 12:I5 night Sundays. $50
A. NJ. 100. $50 600 +. ", l2:l5 night.
For Sunhury. Lewisburg and Wiamspor. at 40 500.
9:l0 A. NJ l:lv. 80 900 T. NJ Sundays. 4:a0 A. NJ.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.
FOR E-Half-price. farms. large.
small. 81 500 20 5000. terms 10 suit
rare opportunity. FIELDER. III Broad
way
THE ORANGES. y. J. N speciality
! Residence for rent FOR occupancy on or
aft TT Sept ! also sale - 1000 to $1,000
upward Terms 70 suit. Full particulars
T. r. HAMILTON & CO.. 96 b way. y. 7.
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WORK WANTED.
MoIc.
PORTER Or MES SEEGER In fnlllc

PORTER or MESSENGER. Intelligent
colored man wishes permanent place:
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city and out u town. THOMPSON. IA
West 2G;h-st.
ROOM PAPERED for 81 80: WITH gilt
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Inmates FOR painting cheprfully given.
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capable ~ taking entire charge correspond
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n useful. steady. sober man best Of ref
erences. Address =. l.. FRASER, l.243
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Box 2Os. Freehold. y. J.
TWO BOYS. IA and I5 honest. obliging
as hall errand or bell boys references.
i36 East ,3d-st.. "a floor, room 20
UNDERTAKEN arterial embslmer and
funeral director married man. 20 years
Address e. o. X. SO Cannon-st.. Bridge
port. Conn.
WATCHMAN. JANITOR. etc.-Young
married man. no children. will give $40
TO any one finding me work. EDWARD
MILLS. i0S Charles-st.
WATC'HMAN.-singl man. steady. would
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new houses. strictly temperate. Address
6. WHiPPI.E. Klngsbridge. y. y.
YOUNG MAN. handy with tools. desires
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erence. g.. Box 20. 1922 Broadway.
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WORK w ANTED.

NOhh w AN
No~~~c~~-~N~o~NNN> ~~~-N~NNNONr|N"|N~
Male.
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Public Expert Accountant ami Auditor.
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cnce and security O'CoNNEIL. i35 Yves,
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Architectural AND MONUMENTAL
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collector or business agent in any trade.
or other suitable work. honest. sober. not
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DRIVER. Young man. n. wishes steady
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AI'GUTSM,N. Ny tracer. blue and
black printer. recommended IN from last
employer. &. +. RICE. lS West 1891 1t.
ENGINEER Experienced: 10 years In
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ence s A. SHEAN. GOA Monroe St.
Brooklyn.
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perience in all branches H. IL. lJS
East oIth -.
FIRST CLASS painter and paperhsnger
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5ps 5th-aNe. brook yn.
JANITOR BY nan who IL handy with
tools. painter. nc children. l.io1 De
kalh- ave. Bro,l't.yr.
kITCUENMAN - wishes steady post
ton. city or corrtry good references.
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one.
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with last employer. plRkHuT. 2i2 East
S3d-kE
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crrSTS At THE LEADING HOTELS.

F. A. Van Hall. Baltimore.
& j. II. Jones. New-York.
Y. i. Beakey. ST. Louis.
!. A. Fleming. Arizona.
r. NJ. Fitzgerald. California.
II. J. Stubbes. Wilmington.
Del.
G.. A. Spioer & wife. Chi
caCO.
c. J.. Howard. Boston.
IMPERIAL.
r. 4. Harrington. Boston.
". G. Goldsault. Detroit.
r. L. Harvey. Buffalo.
I Thompson. Cleveland.
W. Glover. Louisville.
T.. Y. S,urgis. Washing on.
r. \. Williams. Richmond.
Va.
]. !. Johnston. Louisville.
MFTROPOLE.
". A. Griffin. Syracuse.
II. T. Lewis Georgia.
90. II. howard. Georgia.
- N..---'o't Georgia.
G. w. Waite. Boston.
J. T. Mack. Sandusky,
Ohio.
". Watson & wife. somers.
y. Y.
!. Cobb. New-York.
MARLBOROUGH.
G. Donald. Milwaukee.
T.. J.. B. Howard. Boston.
II. W. Cook. Philadelphia.
Miss NJ. Cunningham &
sister. Kansas.
J. Weimer. Virginia.
J. r. Ciarkson & family.
Portland. Me.
T. u. Mooney. Boston.
Or. Begg & wife. Canada.
A. II. Greaser. Liverpool.
NORMANDIE.
c. r. Baxter. Detroit.
W. T. Livingston. Detroit.
W. X. Park. Philadelphia.
II. c. Tremaine & wife.
Philadelphia.
Judge +. Il. HaN. Bridge
port. Conn.
J. W. Foster. New-York.
G. T. Power. Princeton.
y. J.
j ST. CLOUD.
". W. Berry. Boston.
J. Harvey. Wilkesbarre'
]. y. Tibbi.s New-Iondon,
Conn.
c. Carter & wife. Boston.
J. Herrick. Albany.
c. F. Kimoon. Pontiac
Mich.
A. L. Ormies. Evanston.
III.
w. T. Hicks. New York.
f. Il. Goodman & wife.
Washington.
STURTEVANT.
J. Bruce & wife. Montgom-
cry. Ala.
J. 4. G. Carson e. wife.
Savannah.
Mrs. II. II. Sackett, Savan-
nah.
W. 6. Holway. Schenectady
y. y.
l.. Saunders. Fort Smith.
Ark.
a. W. Gage. Boston.
c. J. Scholpp. Rochester.
C. Taylor. BrOokline, Mass.
+. J. Schillinberg. Balti-
VENDOME.
w. Harris. Boston
=. Love. London.
]. II. Bovine & wife. New
= Haven. w.t.
J. Auerbach & wife. Wash
81 ington.
NJ +. Sturgis. New-Yort.
A. s. Cant. Memphis.
+. NJ. Taylor. New-fosE.
r. Bowen, Memphis.
Miss NJ. Fem, Ne"-of
leans.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MISCELLANEOUS.
NNNNONNNNNN-N~NN(ONN No~NNNN--oNNN~~|~~
TRUNKS AND BAGS,V
Why not buy Of the manufacturer. whers
goods are Guaranteed Reliable trunks
and dress suit cases. Low prices.
SCHWARTZ s.
1858 established.
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Otis Elevating Railway,
CatSkiII Mountains.

ST OKTEST, QCTCkFsI .
most Direct Route
NAATE"1 Hnrst. HHINEs' cohxEns.. "'
TANNERSVILLE AND THE PARKS.
SncIr, through tickets Mt Offices Of the New-York
Central and West Shore railroads Hudson River Day
Line and Catskl Evening Line. A LIMITED TRAIN
over tho Nev-Yo Central SATURDAYS at :iO
catatI without stop connects With Otis Fievang Rail-
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HBLP WANTED.

HhGP w ANIED
Male.
AGENTS. -Mlneralized rubber hose. belt
ing, etc is better and cheaper tnan WI,
canlzed; statesmen appointed on uncovered
ground MINERALlIED RUBBER CO.
New-York.
WANTED. AN IDEA-Who can think of
some simple thing 10 patent; protect your
ideas they may bring you wellth Write
JOUN WEDDERBIRN CO. Patent Al
tornevs. Washington. u. e.. for their 81 800
prlze orcred to inventors and list u 200 IN
MENTIONS wanted.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.

Country.
TO LET Furnished charming country
home. extensive grounds large barn.
abundant fruit trees. half mile from sea
shore. near Mantle, price. 1928 FOR season.
Address Dr. LTTHOR, Grove Beach.
Conn
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HELP WANTED.

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Female.
YOUNG GIRL as general houseworker In
family Of two, must be good COOK under
stand table service wash and iron; state
nationality. Box 80. pobbs Ferry. y. \.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
O>ONN~~~-~~O~N~>NN ~NN~N0oNNNo~~N"
AGENCY FOR MUNTCLAIR.-Rea estate.
all kinds: sale or rent. Beekman-si..
y Y and opp. D.. L. and w station
Nontclair. CLARENCE r. TUBES.
AT MONTCLATR Houses for sale and 70
,e,: furnished and unfurnished. WIN ~
TAYLOR. Montclsir. ~ j.
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AIREYfARLE

ALBfDfARLE.
II. c. Manderville. Eimira-
y. Y. =. Franchot. oiean
y. y.
c A. Webb. Troy.
q. y. Johnson. Chicago.
J. r. Dent. Philadelphia.
J. r. Scott q wife. Scran-
tor. Penn.
/. A. Moore. Wilmington
Del.
BARRETT.
G. 4. Walker. Crane
Rapids. Mich.
r III. Klox & son. st. LOUIS
! ~ Mccain. New-YorN.
". Ferris a. wife. Chicago.
c. ". Kcelp. Wiikesoarre
Penn.
Miss j. Tucholsl<y. london.
l.. { Burlington. Ruiher-
ford. y. J.
BARTHOLDl.
r W. Fisher. BOSTON.
W. II. Fisher. Boston.
T W. Leary. Chattanooga
Tenn.
J. {. Barnes e. wife. Taun-
ION. y. !.
y. Hand. Hudson. y. Y: :
y II Dixon Taunton. y. j
NJ c. Haukinson & wife
Paterson. y. j.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
W. r. Halsev 6 family
J Il. Melton. Sherman
Tex.
Captain ". Baldwin & wife
London.
J. Holsan & wife. Lacrosse
n Wade & wife. Wilkes
barre. Penn.
X. II. Montgomery & "lie
Binghamton. a,
Ii. A. Kellam & VIE Az
lanta.
II. NJ. Lemon & wife. chi
=. o Froeb & wife. Terr'
Haute.
J. r. Taylor & FANNY
Alton. Kan.
s. Heinkerger & fanli.S
I,eadville. Col.
J. J. King & wife. New
Haven.
r. W. Gage. Boston.
u. Young. Chicago.
W. p. Brown & wife. New
Orleans.
I V O'Donnell, Chicago.
II. Mclaughlin. st. LOUIS.
u W Wreem. Savannah.
NJ. Dunn. Dcnnison. Ohio.
II Miller. Chicago.
G. F. Currier. Atlanta
G.. Welt. If. Ballston spa
y. y.
GRAND.
W. II. Voight. Baltimore.
u ]. Davis. San Francisco
J. Mells. san Francisco.
W. l.. Coghlin. Toledo
Ohio. 81,
]. c. Potter. Toledo. Ohio.
=. Pollock. Youngstown
Ohio.
Miss Stambaugh. fonngs
town. Ohio.
HOFFMAN.
II. c. Monroe, Ocala. Fla.
W. c. Bailey. Albion. y. Y
T.. y. Jack & wife. Harris
burg. Penn.
J. A. Depew & wife. De
lano. Penn.
A. NJ. Levy. Houston. Tex
W. H. Swift. Charleston
8. e.
Ii. J. Park & wife. New
York.
DR.. 4. Ravogli 4 wife. TN
n Street. Charleston. s. c
F. NJ. Dunn. Boston.
HOLLAND.
B. Moody. New-Haven.
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HOUsEKEEPER.- lady rphy - n,
tent. wishes position Of housene,p' 10,
ing summer and autumn. prHSa. zee.
and small wages. Address JOY
Miss \. r.. DACRE B.ngham'oh' ~ =
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Gcarnrrs.


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II Fast 40TH- ST-PKIVATE INSTRUCTION during
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6thool Asentics

a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ sunples Professors. Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON - Union Square.
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ONoONN.NNN/O00ONNINN|O N-sN1N1ONN|N|>lNN0O :
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Williams
muciage bottle; Becbe's key fastener
Halls mucilage bottle: portable comb. INA
ton household specially and invaluable
necessity. EDGAR TATE ~ COMPANY,
Patent Solicitor. 2i5 Broadway.
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Railroads.
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANll
RAILROAn


STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland, s,,....
49, Eject June Is. Isgs '2's&
900 4. VI. FAST LINE.-ParIor c,r - p,,..
1890 A. N. pENNsYLvANIA LIMITEpwpsI
Compartment. Sleeping Dining smoking. and OILS
ton cars. Arrives Chicago y A ci h,. ot.er'
4. NJ. Cincinnati so A. ". Indianapolis 500 sh: .
Louisville ll.50 a. NJ. st. Louis 90 p N ~
200 r. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Expes.
Sleeping and Dining Cars 10 81. Louis
Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati i04, A NJ :, T'se
L. NJ. Chicago SIS g. " 49, ." ~as
600 r. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS -s'>eplnv -, :.
ing Cars to Chicago and Cleveland Aries c cao y
II % A. ". Chicago = p. " ncxt dav -'s'ss
7.45 =. VI. SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS
and Dining Cars 20 C'acrna'i and 81 T[s,t. '.ee5'
Cincinnau r. N. indianapolis 1918 r. NJ. s, ~ ~
500 =. VI. PACIFIC EXPRESS Pullman sls.,,..
10 pttsburg. C,Inec's for Chicago dallv al g
land and Toledo except Saturday WI ~
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Welch's
square. LISTERS puzzle: Iiarry's railway
spike and tie: Schleider's kitchen uteusi! !;
Browns adjustable foot rest. EDGAR
TATE a. COMPANY 2+5 Broadway.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Shearman's
hydraulic car brakes. BOttomley's batten
and shuttle: Duranrs filter. Tors saw
handle. Coles adjustable bedst~ad. ED
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accepted throughout the worTd, which cOnsri-
tutes the only practical currency assuring the
most stable standard and especially the best
and safest money for all who earn livelihood
by labor the produce OF husbandry. They
cannot suffer when paid in the best money
known to man, but are the peculiar and most de-
fenseleSs victims of debased and fiuctuat-
ing currency which offers continued profits
the money changer at their cost Real-
iZing these truths, demonstrated by long
public Inconvenience and loss, the dem
ocratc party, In the interests OF the masses
and of equal justice to all practically es-
tabIished by the legislation of 1884 and 1s 3
the gold standard of monetary measurement
and likewise entirely divorced the government
from banking and currency issues. To this
long established democratic policy we adhere
and insist upon the maintenance of the gold
standard and OF the parity herewith OF every
dollar issued by the government and we are
firmly oppo, ed to the free and unlimited coin
age of silver and to the compulsory purchase
of silver bullion.
But we Gcaounce also the further mainte-
nance of the present costly patchwork of ma
tional paper currency as a constant source of
injury and peril We assert the necessity OF
such intelligent currency reforms as will con-
fine the government to it's legitimate functions,
completely separated from the banking bust
ness and afford to all sections Of our country a
uniform. safe and castle bank currency under
government supervision, measured in volume
by the needs of business
For president Gen. John NJ. Palmer
received 757E votes and Gen. E. S.
Bragg, of Wisconsin, 124T votes. For
vice president Gen. Simon B. Buckner,
of Kentucky, was nominated by ac
clamation.
Ex-Congressm man Bynum, of Indiana,
was made chairman of the national
committee. Headquarters were opened
in Chicago, with a branch in New York
city. L. C. Krauthoff, of Missouri, was
made a member of the executive com
mittec.
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LABOR DAY PARADES.
Those at Kansas City and Chicago the NJ os
Successful Ever Held.

Those at Kansas City and Chicago the NJ ost
Successful Ever Held.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. s.-Labor
unions in the two Kansas Citys cele-
brated Labor day yesterday In manner
which they have never surpassed. The
celebration was an unqualified success
and labor may well congratulate it.
self upon the showing it made. 1t is,
perhaps, as we'll for the two cities that
independent celebrations were held,
for it would have been a problem diff
cult of solution for one city to contain
both celebrations Not only were
there separate parades of the labor
organizations of this city and of
Kansas City, Kan, but the other
exercises were held in different
places. At the conclusion of the
parade in this city in the morn
ing the labor organizations and their
friends repaired to Washington park,
where an elaborate programme was
carried out. At the conclusion of the
Kansas City, Kan. parade exercises ap-
propriate TO Labor day were held in
Troost park, this city. This arrange
ment was made owing to the fact that
Chelsea could not be secured for yes
terday. The parades held in the morn
ing were the largest turnouts of organ
lied labor ever witnessed in the two
cities That of Kansas City, Mo-, g,
was especially imposing, being
estimated at two miles in length. Be-
tween 3, 500 and 1000 men were in line,
and it required nearly an hour to pass
a given point.
Reports from all the cities in the ter
ritory adjacent to Kansas City showed
that Labor day was generally OBJ
served as a holiday.
CHICAGO's IMMENSE PARADE.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-The labor organi-
cations of Chicago celebrated Labor
day with a parade in which probably
10000 men participated, practically
every trades union in the city being
represented. The weather was ideal
and the streets were thronged by the
sons of toll and their families. Shops
and factories were generally closed
and all public offices, the board of
trade and many downtown stores re-
mained closed all day. The chief at
traction of the day was the speech of
William ]. Bryan at Sharpshooters'
mark this afternoon