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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-20

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Persons leaving town can have THE
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SINKING RAPIDLY.
George II. wyekon's Family With Him
al the HOSPITAL.

NEW York, June 20-Gsorge n. wycko6,
president % jhe New Amsterdam Bank, who
was shot IN his Office in this city. by George
semplc on Monday, is reported today TO bs
sinking raiisly. Mr. wyckon's family were
with him At the hospital all through tho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-20

AND 30 candidate HOBART rides n
Wheel That is iu keeping with the speed
he showed in the vice presidential race.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-20
SUMMERS.
FASHIONS

OUR LACES AND TRIM
MINGS for summer costumes were
never more beautiful. We have
a wealth of choice selections in
TRIMMING LACES and novel
effects in combinations.
New BLACK CHANTILLY
and BOURBON in unusually
dainty patterns, also Web and
Flouncing with jet in very accept
able designs.
FINE ECRU LACES in ap-
plique patterns, add special
charm to the pretty costumes and
novel adornments now SO much
IN favor.
The new BATISTE FRONTS,
lace trimmed, are very stylish, and
one of the prettiest things OF the
season.
"a and II IN. Chiffons in black
and in white grounds with SPAN
giles in all colors, and combined
with Honiton, make a decidedly
pretty trimming and can be used
in variety Of ways.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-20
MARRIED.

JONES-BOYD--In this city, June 10, ny
Rev. N. Il. Wilson, Mr.. Alfred Il.
Jones and Miss Elsie Boyd, both OF
Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-20

A. y. Lees stable, ll3 Mssser street.
was entered 10y thieves last evening and
a number Of asliciss were stolen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-20

WAsuINoToN. June 20. For Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont Occasion
nj showers in northern portion tonight,
fair In southern portions. SUNDAY fair,
southwesterly winds, becoming variable.
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and Com
ENTHUSIASTICALLY lair tonight and Sum
day, warm, southwesterly winds.
Eastern New York-Fair in southern,
occasional showers in northern portions
tonight. Sunday fair, variable winds.
Boston, June 20--For Boston and viclp-
ity: Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
continued warm; southwest winds.
Weather conditions: Over the greater
portion OF the country the weather has
continued fair since the last report. The
exceptions to this condition have been
heavy local rains i'm the south Atlantic.
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New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
Slit AGAINST THE UNION PACIFIC
sovr,. POINTS OF LAW RAISED IN THE UNITED

s1yIr AGAINST THE UNION PACIFIC
vovr1. POINTS OF LAW RAISED IN THE UNITED
STATES COURT IN BOSTON.
poston. Dec s-The action at law brought by
Henry Bulge Charles A. Peabody and Henry DE
Comet of New-York. against the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. and the bill In equity brought
by the Union Pacific Railroad Company against
Bulge. Peabody and De Coppet. were heard In the
United States Circuit Court to-day by Judge AID
rich on preliminary m,tiens nsed by the parties
Tho action at Law Is brought by Bulge and the
others who are q committee Of the bondholders OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company. whose bonds
were sccured by an equal amount OF bonds OF the
Denver Leadvilie and Gunnison Railroad Company
as collateral. They seek to recover OF the Union
Pacific 100000 damages. They rely upon de-
nciency In the price realized from sale OF the COL
lateral at New-York in October. 1884, which amount
was only S3.0Oo a. compared with the amount OF
Union Pacific bonds which they held. amounting in
face value to s2sao0o and. with the overdue inter-
est. to something more
The suit IN equity brought by the Union Pacihc
against Bulge and the others seeks TO set aside the
foreclosure sale OF the Denver Leadve and
Railroad Company bonds. which werc held as col
lateral asserting that the foreclosure was invalid
because the Union Pacific was at that time IN tne
hands Of receivers and tho foreclosure was "'nou'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
leave of court was without notice. not in good

leave OF court. without notice, not in good
faith and was fraudulent
The brought up motion by the Union
Pacific. asking that the trial. which has been fixed
for next January be delayed until the plaintiffs who
the defendants In the equity case brought by the
Union Pacific. shall appear In that bill.
The equity was brought up on the motion
which the defendants counsel filed under special
appearance contend.rg that the court had juris-
diction principally because the grounds upon which
II was based were the same as those which the rail-
road relied upon and set up In defence Of the action
at law. The motions raise novel and important
questions Of practice. and the Court reserved them
for further consideration.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
MR. LITTLE's REPORT CRITICISED.
THE BALTIMORE REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
OF b. AND o TO MAKE AN INDEPEND-
ESr EXAMINATION.

ENr EXAMINATION.
Baltimore Dec. 1.-THE Baltimore Reorganiza ton
Committee Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Is not satisfied with the report of Stephen
W. Little on the financial condition OF the property
between the dates Of September 20. 1883, and Novem
Der 90 1885, the period of the Mayer management
and will probably make an Independent exam!na-
tion OF the books and accounts OF the corporation
on lines entirely different from those followed by
Mr. Little in his investigation for the New-York
REORGANIZATION Committee.
The report that has been issued does not tell how
various sums were used. why certain Improbable
lines were ACQUIRED who interested In them a.
the time OF their absorption by the Baltimore and
Ohio. whether not the considerations were excess
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

sive. and the extent OF the commissions paid 10 tho
persons who negotiated the deals Wv
The committee deems IL essential TO N success ~,
pian OF reorganization 10 know these facts and 10
ascertain further who werc Mr Mayors advisers
ana whether or not they profted directly or IN
dlrrcty through the sale Of the improbable prop
critics 10 the Baltimore and Ohio |
The feature Of Mr.. I.ittl.s report which has At
dracted most attention Is that which deals with the
noating debt OF the corporation. This was stated
In the annual reports 10 be 100000 but Mr. Ii,.l.
found 1t TO be over slGooo.oO0 The Baltimore com
mittee Will have n meeting next wee, and decide
what action. IL any. Is 10 be fnken
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
A MICHIGAN ROAD REORGANIzED

Chicago Dec. 5.-The reorganization OF the De-
trot, Lansing and Northern Railway accom-
plished yesterday AZ LANSING Mich. by the filing Of
articles of the new orglnlzaio with the Secretary
OF State. and 1t will hereafter be known the
Detroit. Grand Rapids and Northern Railway Com.
pany The new company includes the entire De-
troit. Lansing and Northern system. and is capital
ICED $3.50. go. of which x1ss.500 represents the
preferred stock and the rest the common stock.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot of DEsDRossEs AND coRrLAxp1
500 A. FAST Hfsl f%G Bu:s s Sleeping ca.
" tI't sSSfs 70 ;$SSsf;
:sSns and oS:s
walton Cars Arrives Chicago A. M o,: Cleveland -
Housys M S"inaS'' iiss 'I m a. st. st. Eoa: s:s p x .sl
2oS oS'9: T. 81" s. 6HieAoo S AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Sleeping Dining Cars to 8 kDs tSu;y. g. ;Is
cSo \ sn'fSfs 81 %Es4snS is Z :ss Din
ssS4S Sssi nsPanss-s..D,s.
Cincinnati s.o5 p. NJ. indianapolis 1918 p NJ. St
uis rAcre n sSs'f %Gsn Sleeping c..
land ~ %AsaisGTos Sill, :fsSs xsD Tr SOUTH
o. cSnsrs:sonai Linz II Psllcr and Dining ei;S "a
snnsas 1%s s cs 49, $50 i DnGs % az L1:
all Parlor and Dining .cars) 4.ao Dining caD. so
soE4aEns Hlns S'' hALwA4ss ?sA daily Sleeper.
@ S .as s Msa sr"s sss ay A:A
A'anta and iasEsGnSlie 81 q, daily s,..0.,. >.
lassonslls TamS, and %aSGH zen. 900 p dsiS
ssstP & n's"Sna OHIO 5"h hSway 500
daily Th1S1gS spnE SEo rT a"% nans SoRFoK via Can.
charles Route. a. NJ weekdays. and. with Through
ATEs%Trc cirY ioo p NJ weekdays Through Bu..
FOX hsr'ss CAPE MAY weekday Grow. a., p,
Pleasant oio A. NJ. 1910. 80 30 and II 80 ?; T.
Pars S45 4: ~. 52n p .;c,pu. Nc
n oo 40 & $40 o. $50 30 Penna Limited. 1910
Dining car. n A. ~ u l. 9iE enDirs 81 ca sS" 70
i2I' night s"nnoys ,ons si. $50 s% s,,,I 10
tar, 800 Dining carr. o Dining car). '45 3. o p NJ.
lSi; l2i' fens nxns Nos 4s3 e i0s 1923 ILL., esi
Broadway Astor House and foot OF Desbrosses and
cartiand Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton street ~
ua,Swav and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Fulton
Strsst Brookiyn Station. Jersey city The New York
Transfer call for and check baggage from
hateIs and residences through 10 destination.
t,o",s ptryOcT !. n. WOOD.
General Manager. General fassI Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
LEASE FORBIDDEN BY THE cOI-Pr

Raleigh. y. C.. Dec 5-C;rent interest has rccontlv
been manifested In North Carolina in an aitempt
which has been made TO lease 10 a syndicate for
forty years the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-
way of which the State Is two-thirds owner
Prominent Republicans applied for an injunction to
prevent the lease The matter was argued yes
terday. and to-day the Judge continued his re-
stranng order which practically settles the aues-
ton that the lease will not bc made
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for ne Iri9-
"A received at their Uptown Once no i.f- DiosS
v,v OF 3istst. until o CLOCK D. m. ao.
vrtsements received the following branch oinces ~
regular orc. rates o'clock .. VIZ; % SIN
ave e. 23d ST., l52 On ave cor Mac, S,S
can ave and iiths AZ Columbus ave- near West ootn-
" ios West i2i ST. n ar ave. % East 18th St %!
West l2ds between eth and sth ayes l5e East i'sn
a. AIS 3i-ave 18Th and isth SITS: LOS go
ave 6lsts,: Los st-ave near Sssn 81 90 ss ss1
ave. 55& 3D. ave 10 bieecherstc; 81
Heecker- 29oS Sd ave. 40 East 'sth,s ivai SC
ave 662 3d-ave ~ Amsterdam ave 4oZ est +.osS
.o3 East 4sth-st: SSo gh-ana.. ,St
ave i52 Sd near eth st: 2ot Eas SYN o.
iG2O broadway 563 ID ave- IL, sth ave I3ls "a ave
IA 9th At the Harlem Ofices: 2o5l Sd-av. nea,
ii3h-st 1856 East l25th-st. near ~ ave .fo "eS.
I25h-st bet. 1th and sth so West lioth-s. cs
,te Brooklyn Or,ces: 3o7 Fuon-st: I26 Fulton
Court-st: IS broadway r. o.: 1oS Broadway. - ~
Myre-ave Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE

>o~~~~~-~~S~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~NNs
If YOU HAVE a fine residence In city OF
nearby, and want 10 turn II into invest-
ment property. l can give you a rare op-
portunity. particulars from owner only no
ticed. SlBBALD. lS9 Montasue-sIs
Brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. l.242 Broadway. "a door north
OF 3ist-st.. until . o'clock p. M: adver-
,isements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o'cIocx
u. m. viz: 23+ s,h-ave.. $. e. cor I'D
St: I52 Gth-ave.. cor. 12,h-st.:. Macya
6th-ave. and l4th-st.: l42 Columbus-ase. !.
near West 86th-st.' 100 West 42d-st.. near
6th-ave.: 92 East i&th-st.; 25I West Sld-
ST.. between 7th and Sth aves; l5e Eass
4Ith-st. l.33s 3d-ave.. between 18,h and ad
nth SITS i.O2} 3i-ave.. near 6lst-st.: Ios
i~sye.. near S9th-st.; $50 3d-ave.. near
41s,-sf. 554 3d-ave.: 325 Bleecke!+
. 9Os 3d-ave. 24O East 79th-st.; 1.92l 50.
ave: 1892 3d-ave.: 95 Amsterdam-avssi
4o2 wes. 4od-st: las East is,ho:,; sc
Eas, isths $50 9th-ave.: 63l 9th-ave.:
l.. .i52 3d-ave.. near 67th-st.; 20t East eo,no q
st. 1922 Broadway: 1858 3d-ave; ixs
shave: l.3lS 2d-ave.: 753 e,h-ave. AZ
the Harlem Offices: 2.OSl 3d-ave,. near
Ii3th-s': i56 Eas, l25th-st. near 3d-ave's
2+3 West l25th-st.. bet. 9Th and sth avss:
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
IFHICHVALLEYRA RAILROAD

stations foot OF CortIandt and Dssbrosss. Sc;
utiV A. VI. daily Sunday. 700 A. M for MACCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations .,ar ,-.,.-.
GENEVA RoCIiESTnR BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALIA
si'SPENSrON BRIDGE and tie West. and principal
local noints Dining Car and Chair Car 20 Buffalo:
1850 4. VI. daily except Sunday. Tor MAICH CHUNK
and intermediate points.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 90 p Pullman ves'isuls ss.ly Day
Dinagcar servIce Meals Ia carte connects al buf-
Iy,iO r. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Mauch Chunk
ana ~ - ri. daily except sunday for wikesbarre
fonnecs. Tor ali points in coal regions. Charcars to
10 r. VI daily excep, sunday for wkesbarre
Pittston Scranton and principal intermediate stations
Connects with all points IN Goa. iegiDi futah puHe'
Paror-Car to Wllkesbarre; -., , ,.,-. -.
BIS r. VI. daily. for EAsTON and intermediate sta
'Ii VI. daily except sunday. Express for Stating
ton and principal intermediate stations Connects TOR
peadinr and Uar sburg Chair-tar to Slatington
40 r. NJ daily. for BIFFhLO. NIAGARA FALLS
MY H"' al to ChJcsgo sleeper 70 Buffalo and Toronto.
40 r. W. daily. except Sunday. for Easton. Bethle-
hen Wauch Chunk sayre Geneva. Rochester and Buff
fao Pullman Sleeper for Bnnalo. -.,-, noo,,,.e
TEr Rt'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo Sleeper
I" ,ddI,isna local trains daily except Sunday. for
400 4 NJ go 90 ard G:3O p. NJ - 49,
Tickets Pullman accommodations AZ 80. I'D yf4.
and 323 broadway 81 Fast lIth ST. l36 East 2oth ST.
io7 Bowerv. y Y; 500 Fulton 81 court ST. " D'oa'-
New York Transfer COMPANY VIII call 'or ana cneck
from residence through 70 destraon
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.


CHICAGO = r. NJ. AID II II night. .
pIITsfsI' R(;. 3.3J sun, Sun. lid night
,iNcINNATI. ST. LOUIS, 10 a. M. P m,, ~.
WAsiIINGTON BALTIMORE. 500. 10 tDnins, ~.
II 20 a. m dining carr 2 80 Dining Car' ,p,nin{
tar, n M, L. f. might. sunday. 10 tDining Sarl !LW
a m 'iDining Carr. Dining Car). Dining Carr. uu
night.
%EW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. $50 .. m tsuads
200 p. M. go . ,.. r,,,,.,, y,-.,
tnces: ll3 iI2 2Sl. 4i5 LAO II way. 81 T. l4th St.
10Y Rowsrv y 3S9 3&i Flton-st. brooklyn; station
To-, ~ Liberty ST. y G r. r NJ " j. Baggage cfecked
from hotel or resid. to destination
A DyFRTfSEMENrS and subscrptiors for Ine Trip
a un. received their Uptown onice No i2t2 brosd-
~ OF 3lst until y CLOCK D. m 40.
,.rtissn.nts received AT following branch ofnces AZ
regular Office rates antil o'clock m: VIZ % SIN
ave . cor I'D l52 9Th cor l2il-s Necy
ar and is2 Columbus near Wes oo'n-
a, ioG West l2d Gth-aye a2 East latn-st
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FUNNISHED NOOMS VIM
-D~~>~ ~>~S~~S>~S~Nv~csN~NN~
WANTED Independent nicely furnishes
rooms single gentleman: select centr1
location: state particulars; references e4'
changed. BOX 206. Equitable Building:
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Upeown
once. No. i242 broadway. ID door north
OF 3ist-s,.. until D o'clock P. m. sdvssss
tisements received at the following orancn
offlces at regular ONCE rates until o CLOCK
y. m., viz: 254 Sth-ave.. . e: cor; -.
ST.. 152 9th ave. cor. l2th-st.; hacye =
6th-ave and l4th-st.: 142 Columbus-eve..
near West 86th-st.; l06 West <cd.st.. nsss s
Gth-ave.; 02 East l4th-st. 2o1 Wees szd-
st.. between 7th and Sth aves.; lov Eass
l7ih-sr.: 1855 sd-ave.. between 76th end md
nth SITS. 1925 3d-ave.. near 6lst-st.; l.IoS
ist-ave.. near s9th-st.; go Sd.ave.. nes.
4ist-st; 654 3d-ave.: 325 Bleecksf-ss;
.. 0Os 3i-ave.; 24O East 70th-s..; i.S2l 50.
ave. 2sec ad-ave.: eS AmstsrdamAvSSi
4o2 West 42d-st.: i<s East i8thost. -
East 4Sth-st. $50 0th-ave.: 6Sl 0th-avs.'
i.i52 sdsave;; near c7th,'.; 2cs East soiao -
sth-ave. 1913 cd-ave. l6S shave. -
the Harlem Oficss: 3.05i 9d-ave3 49,
ii3th-st.: i5e East 12Sth-st.. near Sd-evS
2l3 West ieSth-st.. bet. tn end IN ecoV
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

~.>~.~>~~ ~~>oS>~>~>~~~~~~~~~
DO YOU WANT n GOOD horse for carriage
or road wagon? We have number. In
cluding four handsome paI:s. al, well man
nered young sound. fearless. safe. thor
oughly seasoned ard below city prices: cat
alogues ready: wri.r YOUR reQJiremeT:s.
OAK HILL FARM. Gosh'n. n. Y.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. -Fasteet
trotting horse on record: sound. without
blemish: make offer. FRANK HIoBEE.
West l0Oth-ot,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
WEST SHORE R.K.

II m earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:,,:,O A. NJ Daily. Local TO Buffalo. c ,....
:I,I5 A NJ Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse Eocnes-
ter Bunslo. Niagara Falls Toledo. Csveand SnucasH
,apns New Paitr Lakes Mohonk and Minnevaska-
Albany Ttica Saratoga Caldwell Lake George Parior
"a: Albany. - ,.., s......
C,,W r. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls toronto. Detroit
cleveland Chicago and 80. Louis. ., ...
-,l5 p ~ Daily. except Sunday. ior ttlca syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. ,,.
S.iS p M Dailv Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches,sf
RuNalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland Shi-
and 81. Louis
G Y LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
" Vanderbilt ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
RAILROADS.
tAnthrac,te coal used exclusively)
Four tracks Automatic Biock Sighas'
.N.r Nov f40a


on and after Nov. 22 1898 -
Trains leave station foot of Liberty 81. A..
For Faston bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch nuns
$50 ,:i5 so Gi45 70 Easton, A. NJ n;'o ';% s"r,ay.
$50 G:i5 to Easton) 4. NJ. 100. $50 p NJ o.,o u
For Wikerbarre Pittston. and scranton VI" ~ D."
I:io 20 .I3 p. IT, sundpys. 4:so \ ~ I'm
For Reading at 80 Sc" o odo 1870 y IS 80 r,r6, sun
dav. $50 L. ~. 100 200. 500 saoP a. ,2Ni n,eSs lso
i:5o 40 800 s.' r n, i?;iS @ night sundays '''0
!" rSr s,DS,,rv n:'" lrwisbur1 and Wam.port $50
ss'oC O:!CT O:o1T i;io i::o 600 p Nj Sundays ';''
ALL EAiL BAL roy morTEEib Ebovr &C.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park an
Grove. and points south TO Point Pleasant 4;3o e3n
10 q A. NJ 30 Ia: q 40 to Red Rano: AIS. 40
eass G:is NJ Sunday. fs,oos At ,nterlaksn 70, A.
For LAKEWOOD
30 1914; A. NJ. las. $40 40 'Sas Saturdays 0ny'
For Tom. River. Bsrnega Park. ard Barnesa.. 40
i0ts A. NJ las. 40 40 a.,
For Atlantic city vineiand and Briase'on 4so A. NJ
i:ts +. n. ,,,.,, -,
For Monmouth peacs, seabrlsht. and Hsh'n.d' ..o cs
Navesnk 40 40 1ots " ';.n i;4o @'io W"
cur1ays n.nn A NJ (0n r NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. Il.
stations I'm New-NOrls. foot Of Barclay and
ChristOphrr streets.
vEsTIDVLED TRAINS. PiLLMAN BUFFET
CARS PlNTSCH Light

CARS. piNTSCH ILGii1'
THE ORANGES, summit. Barnardsylle. Baskns
Rss psrs M| anhp SnwToN snp sK hR
I%kE I%kE MorATtqSG; H@sTsI',%wn;; ;sGIioofEy.!s
M&rEh SAF sTRoj, 5sa!,Rs rs.Sss M@sS,s!s;
cox 9kE ErI%HNM4S EATyMS 2Fqhp Ma1
M rEIrH 5sMhGa HiFa sNIs 6WFa6 fIM& aasf1s
coMSNq Ws rAJH nAMFxN kNp nTrA@ .R4 al"
500 a. M~niNGiAMfoX mai. stops a, principal
1000 cao Il,I,!,4 r.rEAIG scBANIoy EISG
HAMTo%a ana r ogwo iEn rXTEss sPHS PGsD sSRh plS-
cars. connseiins a Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago
10" IM!HS ExSrs S%%s, $s%sHaI RI
sna$TSS sSSra HSSa $ii rfsfi:, Hr
rAIE T9man n"n. q, Stepping Car c.nnsc,ns at
go &Siy. ..TIEEAIos: ss's$STpS nrSsHAM
rIckfTs AND rTI.I.MkX AdS6MMoDArroNs a,
as az ~. rSoaiSa, Tcse. at f.rry .son. M s
ns9aaSay M III Sor Ss s sni 50 Ts,
io6 Eroadway Brooklyn. Time tables Giving ful nfor
wEsrcoI-r EMPRESS COMPANY VIII Gail for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscription, for The rrie-
Say "a door north u sis St; until O'Clock p M ad
ss c TsSs' @ Sn ii "o ~ m @ Cses @ s
Sh ave- and is Columbus near West MaSs Sh
=, 100 Yves, t2t St. sth a2 East IAN
M s ID ss '"h Sh Sm and @ @ kq q
AVE- near near 9s Il ,o $50 % 3d.
ncccssr .s a. zoos a!a,s g 2.o Essi 7on osi a.
IS Eas; l$;ss sSa ssss-:s. 81 Oh ays. esi
ah @ ss IN c y
@ ST. n o ~ n' and sh srcs 'ss o ts, S Ss ws;
=. o,S %o|. so7 Futon 3, I2s Fulton sa
iiso Myr,lc-ave.. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
APARTMENTS TO LET.

MORTON ST. 42.-Handsome. new. esS
gantly decorated fiathouse In 9TH WIZ
portico stoop: hot and cold water. ienSs.
private baths and closets: no chiloreu'
open Sundays; $50 per month.
TO LET-Fuli furnished or unfurnisnsos
second floor: ~ East 3Sd-st. long o'
short term
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE A
WASHINGTON.

I'D THII4ADEI|I IN, b:tI. INUItt. NM
WASHINGTON
For Phladephia, wee!. davs 30 SEQ 900. 10 ~.
i 20 'plnns ts0. NJ i:@o 20, a +oo .o 'bgns, e,
T. NJ. 1913 night. Sundays. +:80. 300 1000. II 10
Dining Carr. A. NJ. co. 400. 800 Dining Carr. r. NJ.
I2l3 night 80 .
For Baltimore and Washington week days 500. 1000.
II 80 DINING carr. A. NJ 200. 80. 800 DINING Carl.
p N. lei3. night, SUNDAYS 1000 u 10 Dining caD.
A, N. 200 POO Dining carl r. NJ l2:lo nsht. ,, =,
rs.r;y st ii3 IA 2Gi. ti5 aii 10 is2a broadway.
AZ 9Th Az. 81 Fast i'h ST.. I33 Fast l23th St. 23
wes, i23ih St. o5i Columbus Az. New York : Court
81 500 Fulton St BROOKLYN es broadway. Williams
burg Tn. New York Transfer Company VIII call fo and
heck haggaKe hotels resldence deStinatOn
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
BOARD AND ROOMS.

w., tSth st=Third and fourth no1r
sunny rooms. superior table board. refer