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New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
STIRRING UP THE POLICE
r DE QUINCY FULLY WRITES TO SUPER
INTENDENT MKELvEY
REPORTS OF VIOLATIONS OF THE RAiNhs la"
NOT MADE UNDER OATH. THEREFORE,

prpoprs OF VIOLATIONS OF THE RAINEs LAW
NOT MADE UNDER OATH. THEREFORE,
PROSECUTIONS ARE FEW.
+ De Quincy Tuly. secretary Of the Law f-h-
rorcemeut Society. has discovered new one on
49, ra,,,"A Densr,men, in regard to technical
,,,oaron Of the uquor-tax law. which he mas e"
bo,,ed in detail in the following letter 10 supef'n
tendent McKclvey:
William J. McKelvey. superintendent OF Ponce; ;na,
dne Of The ,cpors Of observed volat ens OF the
iauor;ax law (Chapier l2 Laws OF iS", sgm Som 10 70
she have BEN sworn .,Entien 70 as 'e p
law directs resIeciuiiy ea SHu1 forth he duties
Of pubc officers in ccmPia n n,s a1H anH
prosecution p5cs adsg seps 5his Ss having i notice
edge of violation Of the Gl tS S
s,iemen. under oath. OF the facts Of such yos-
sion and it shall be ihe duty Of such Bis'rct ,,n
tornsy when SOmps1nt al boseeS,. On S,n e stc
Two things are quite clear under this provision OF
the law First the Is anv up'i pcr
son so violating, unless tho complaint 90 mauo u
secondr it * the plain duty of the police who
have notice or knowledge Of any violation suficicnt
10 warrant report 70 be made IN hat ,bo 'hs
Now as you have informed that the police
have done their full duty and have reported nearly
l(Oo violations Of the law and these coinpa,i''fI 7 :
aa not clearly understand how this plain provision
OF the law could have been overlooKed; 4 ,i, nmre
found the police Of Brooklyn active and vieiiahl.
in fact apparently anxious to enforce the iluor
tax law for they are free to express me oInion u,
that they consider It would be great blessing 10
the city and great help 10 the police IN INC M dls
charge of their duty II It's provisions are promp'y
enforced There is certainly a gross negect % OF
duty in not having the reports OF these iaithiuI M
men made under oath before they were sent 10 'he
District-AttoYncy. - =, ,,, 80 soo
The Law Enforcement Society is piedseo 20 Sc sce
tha. This law is honestly and impartially enforced
You will therefore confer favor. help your De
partment and yourself and assist us by explaining
how this serious oversight occurred
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Justice Hartman yesterday fined John Miller, OF
No. 2H Wyckoff-ave.. s.. for kissing Maggie wish
more or her cheek John stole the KISS oy iorce
and against Maggies will, and when asked X nc
had anything to say why a fine should not De m
posed on him he simply gr.nned and said: NO,
guess not. / did IT, and as 1t was worth So III pay
the bill and say nothing more
Lewis Worth took the oath OF Office as Police JUS
tice yesterday in the City Clerks office. Henry
Brstow sworn IN last week
The Banner Mckinley Cub. OF tho Seventh Ward.
Will hold a meeting tonight at No. sos Kent-ave.
New members will be enrolled. and a mass-mceting
will be arranged for.
The Rev. NJ Diaz the Cuban Baptist missionary
lately expelled from Cuba by the Spanish Govern
ment for alleged sympathy with the insurgents,
will preach in the Hanson Place Baptist Church
next Sunday morning. Mr. Diaz was converted n
Brooklyn under the mnistratons OF the late DR..
Montgomery, OF the Greene Avenue Baptist Church
He went to Cuba as a missionary several years ago.
special meeting Of the Health Committee OF
the Common Council called for last night for
the purpose of passing upon the proposed appro-
priation OF So go for dump inspectors factory In
spcctors and free antitoxin. At $50 no quorum
of the committee had appeared. and the few men,
bcrs who had spent the evening in the luxurious
chairs of the Common Council chamber went home
dsgusted a special meeting 1t was said. was
called for to-day. but some Of the members present
light night expressed doubts about their Delng q
quorum present this afternoon
Commissioner Burtis. of the Charities Depart
ment who has been at Nantucket. Mass, for the
last month. Will return 10 Brooklyn tomorrow.
While on the island Mr. Burtiss health improved
rapidly and he now expects to take steamer next
Saturday with his wife for an extended European
trip Mr. Burtis will attend the Board meeting to-
morrow in order TO close up the months business.
George W. Reynolds motorman in the employ
of the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company. was
charged before Judge Walsh In the Adams Street
Police Court yesterday with enGangcring the lives
Of people in Fulton-st. June last. Several
city inspectors swore that the car Of which Rey-
nods had charge. going at the rate OF over
twenty-five miles an hour on the day mentioned
The case was adjourned. when the prosecution
closed, until next week.
Joseph Morgan twenty-five years old. OF No 2
McKinney-st., who knocked down hast Satur-
day evening by n Smith-st. trollcy-car at Carroll
st. died yesterday morning in the Long Island
College Hospital.
General Jourdan, OF the Brooklyn Elevated Rail-
road Will tomorrow take possession Of his new
office IN Lehcrts Place. General Manager Goudie;
Mr.. Frothingham. the treasurer, and Mr.. Robin
son. the secretary, Will remain in the old offices In
the Eagle Building until August. 1t Is now ex-
pected that the connection at Frenklin-ave. will
no made "Wednesday or Thursday,
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28

Mr.. Sims was educated in Ohio. He was IN 'na'
state when the call for troops was issued anu en-
listed in Company Of the 7th Regiment OF ONO
volunteers lie served through the war IN t''s
company as private. He came 10 n'oon.n un
.,. v,.rs a.o and had been engaged ever
s,ncs IN his trade Of tool maker. He was former!
a. member OF McQuade Post Grand M Army Gl mem 1ne
hsr Of the Ancient order Of United Workmen. INC
funeral viii be held at the he famy RaY r hD"f Brown,
rector of St Peters Episcopal church Will coz n
duct the services and the burial VIII ne III & tne
cemetery at Mount Peasant ~ D. !" WV" - "
Mr Sims al time lived
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives 10 +. II. Through car to Rochester, rsa-
maa yesttuec. Day coaches and Parlor Dining.
car Service. Meals Ia carte.
12,4O r. VI. daily. except Sunday. for L. 3
Junction and intermediate points
/ 40 r. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. for L. D. Junt
ond ali stations Chaircars W,ikasharra
-? 40 p. ". tSundays only). FOR Mauch Chunk and
uazle,on ant all Intermediate stations
Ito ~. NJ daily, except Sunday. FOR +. & p. JUNG
rroN nd pr ncpa intermediate stations Pullman buffet
10 Wllkeebarre; connecting for P0ttsylls
S.i5 p. VI. daily for Easton and intermediate sta
"1,s "1W,iO p 81 daily, for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
All ali points West Pullman Sleeper vesfibulea Train
- " "a chicago. Sleeper % Buffalo and Toronto Con-
nections for Reading and Harrisburg
.OO P VI. dsry FOR ITHACA. GENEVA ROcHES-
TER Fr-FFALC. NIAGARA FALLS. and all polns
West, Pullman sleeper 70 Chicago and Buffalo Chair
car 10 Wilkcs barre
ii 80 p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for EAsroN and
"Hddtiorsi local daily, except Sunday for BOUND
BROOK and n,ermedlats points leave as fo.lows 20
Ticket. and Pullman sccommoda,ons a. 235 2.a -.
10, T3owarv y Y 500 Fulton ST. Court ST. 9s Broad
wav and BROOKLYN Annex. Brookyn
Ssv-york Transfer COMPANY will call f-r and check
from hote residence through ~ destination
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week days i30 500. s:l5 9:oo 10 oo
II 80 Dining Carr \. NJ. l30 200, 800. 400 (Bunet
Parlor carr 43o 500 Dining Carr. 500 73o. 900 1000
p NJ l2.lJ night. sundays. I:3O. 900 1000 II 30
DINING Car) n. 200 400. 800 Dining Carp. 500
For Ral,Inorc and Washington. week days i30. Sis.
1000 II 30 Dining Carr A. NJ, 2ao. 800 500 Dining
carr 900 p NJ 1915 night. SUNDAYS 4:3O. 1000 80
Dining Car) A. NJ. 200 500 Dining Carr, GOO p. NJ.
Tickata and paror-car he procured
Iher,y.st ll3 10 2sl ii5 nft It0 i223 Broadway.
-3- 81 East l4th-st l53 East 12J;h-st.. 2T3
West I25'h-st.. 25 columbus Ave. New-York; Court
G. So, Fulton St. BROOKLYN 9S Broadway Williamsburg
Tho Transfer Company Will call for and che *
baggage from hotels residence ~ destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
s1-rrERING FROM OPIUM POISONING.

George Henderson, a coored physician. living at
No l63 Dufiled-st., Is in ST. Catharines Hospital
suffering from overdose of opium He was
found on Sunday night the stoop of No 1873
walton-st.. unconscious. and could not be revived
until early yesterday morning. He then told the
doctors that he was addicted to the opium habit as
we'll as chloroform. Henderson added that Satur-
day and Sunday he had taken forty grains @ oi
opium Last evening his condition was regarded
as precarious and his craving for chloroform is
,,isgf gfu
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
N THE EASTERN DISTRICT.

THE DEATH OF GEORGE BENNETT.
George Bennett brother of Congressman
Charles c. Bennett, died Saturday AZ the bennett
homestead, In Gates-ave., near BrCadway' III inc
Fostern District after a lingering illness. Mr..
Bennett was born thirty nine years ago, ana haI
been sick for over year. The funeral was helo
last evening the burial to take place to-day
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, 1

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch, Asbury Park ocean ear
Grove ard points south 70 Point Pleasant 430 80.
1870 i:3o 4 NJ. 1900 Saturdays only: 30 e:l5 3:3o
400 (i3O Red Bark. 4+j $50. G:l3 600 Saturdays
only 10 Asiury Park and Ocean Grove p NJ Sundays
stop Interaken for Asbu-y Park and Ocean Grove)
0:la A. NJ 30 400 p. VI.
For Lakewood. Toms Rive. Rarnega, Park and Barne-
gat. 10 $40 A. NJ. 30 4:30 p. ".
For Atlartc CITY Vineland and Brdgeton. 4:3O A. NJ.
lao p VI.
For Monmouth Beach Seabright and Highlands Of
Naveslnk 20 $50 II 30 A. NJ. 1880. 4fJ 0:l5 Z. ".
S,nda A NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
BALTIMORE e. OHIO,

Leave New-York. foot Of Liberty ST.. daily.
CHICAGO = r. ~ ana 1915 night
TiTTS DIii,(i $3.50 ex sun. Sun. 12.l5 nght.
CiNCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. ?. m
WASIIINGrON BALTIMORE SIS. 10 Dining Car.).
i,so a m dining Can 2 80 DINING Car, DINING
a M dining Carr. 2 Dining car Dining Carr. p
M 1918 night.
NORFOLK II 10 a. m. daily
NEW-ORLEANs Throush Sleeper. p. m. daily
All trains are illuminated with Pntsch Light.
NHfcns ii2 10. :Gl +ih lao Rwsy. ~ r. 18th ST.
j27 Rowery y 339 S44 Fulton St. Brooklyn station
foot ~ Liberty St c r. r. NJ y. J. baggage checked
from hotel or residence 10 dcsnatlor
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

g. e3o. 3.3o 1910 ID zinc cl-. II A. ", l. 2io @ y
'congrsssi-na Linn" all Paror rni Dining Cars. ~
Dining Car). $50 Dining car, - ~. i2l5 nlgii
Sunday $50 $50 !, " 3 % cong essions Lin"
all Parlor ani Dining Care. 40 Drtng Can. 30
Dining Can. . r. NJ. u - nizh,.
New Orlean. Memphis Tampa. Assevle and Hos
springs i2is hight dsy. sie'pers to Ne" leans snd
ATf.1NTIc COAST ILNE-os, \. ". daily. s:eep.n u
Port Tampa and Macon. 900 r. H. daily. Sleeper u
Jacksonville.
da'y Through Sleeping and Dnns Cars
For Old Point Comfori and No'fok. va cape Cha''es
Route. s a. NJ weekdays. and with Through Sleeper.
Atlantic Cty 10 p " weekdays Throueh Buffet
Parlor Car and Day Coach.
Fer Cape May. 100 A. ~. too. i.5o. ard 40 p u.
wcek -days
Fer Long Branch kssu-v rarv Ocean G-ov.. sn Point
g 10 1910 A. ~ - 10. 10 fS1'v,-
davs orlv,. 30 31o. 90. 81 30 des no' stop
Long nch) 0nd 20 =. " We k-deys SUNDAYS ,s'oo
at In.eraksn for Ashury Par). SIS. e.f3 A. NJ. SO
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Coo 30. g. so o. go 40 l.na'a ImAcD. 1910 (Dia-
irg CaD. II s. n i2 T. 2lo. 3. 4. 40 40 Dining
Car $40 ODinng carr. q in ng can. 90 ~.
1918 nlsht. suncays. Gi5. 80 o $40 no lAmi~h
,Dinng Carr. Dining Car). 80 = . p y. 2w
rcke, Offices No. ias p44. rcG 1923 III. and csl
Rroadway Asto- House. ani foot n le~bross~s ana
court Sfrs"' go FULTON street ~
Broad say and klrn station. iot 4 Ful'on
Transfer Company VIII call 'or and che"k tagg1gs from
hotels ard resl'ences through 10 de-' nation
q NJ PROVOST. =. r wOoo
General Ma-ager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier s. y. r.. foot Of R-ctor-st.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland ach. Norn'ande.
Branch at go 600 II 20 A. IL. 100 2:c0 345. 430
5:ao l. y. Surdays 0:3o A. NJ. 100 p. NJ
FIR Elber0n. Ashurv Park. Grove and points
sout, Point Pleasant. II :G) A. NJ 100 200 3:l5.
43O $50 p Vi. Sundays stop Inerlaken Asbury
Park and ocean Grove). 100 p. ".
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnega. 430 A. II.
100 a. p ".
Atlantic city. vineland and Brdgeton 4:3o A NJ. 100
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
: KCND.
SUMMER TIMETABLE.

SUMMER TIMETABLE
For Red Bank Long Branch Eber n Occan Grove.
Asbury Bslmar Spring Lake and P9i', Pleasant
eli 80 l. NJ 100 ,saturiays ony, i.3o .2is. 80.
100 .i3O Csed Bank only. '445 Except Red Bans).
no Oi5 500 = NJ. Saturdays only To Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park Sundays. 'o.i5 A. NJ. i.3o. 400
Trains leave Corsndt and Desbrosses Streets: 80
40 90 1000 A. NJ. 1910. 'l2O Saturdays ony).
10 s3 10 except Red Bank). 20. 'al except
Long Br1nch). 200 =. NJ Sundays SIS. '0l5 A. ~.
SUNDAY train, do stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
Denotes express train
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
DISQUALIFICATION

stations foot OF Ccrtinn"t and Desbros.es SITS.
$40 A VI. daily Sundays. 800 A. NJ ior MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate stations
S.Ic 4. VI. daily lor ITHACA GEEEVA RocIiEs-
-I,R BI FrAr)O NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION
Ti,iDG r. AID the wes: and principal ocal points dining.
car TO Suspension Bridge Pullman Nesbue Sleeper 70
ii 900 A. VI. dsi;. except Sunday. .or MArcH
cIUNr anil 'nermsdate points. Connections for Read
inr and Harrisburg
" ! D 90 ~ ncOn falv EXCEPT SUNDAY.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
On and ariar .lune ok ls.iS

Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after June -. 1898.
Trains leave station 700, of Liberty s.. a.
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk, &c.
4:3O 1:l5 $40 Gl:4J Eastom A. NJ. l:lO l:3J. i;lo
$50 Easton). 5:i5. T3o to Allentown P NJ :undays'
20 - ~ EastonJ A n. 100. $50 600 !. VI .
For WkesbaTe. pitts,on and scranton $40 A. M''
l:i0 i:3O i:15 =. ". sundays 4:30 4. NJ.
For Reading at $50 500 9:lO 1000 II 30 A. NJ 40
1880 2t0 i:30 500 ji5. 0:o0 y. NJ II 10 night sun
T,r Harrisburg al 43o 500 o;io, i3o A. NJ. i;lo 10
1870 40 800 5:45 F. NJ. 2:i5 night. sundays. i:3D
A. " $50. $500 p. NJ. l25 night.
For Surhury I.ewishurg and Wlliamsport al 430 500
0:iD A. NJ. i:io 30 900 =. NJ Sundays, 4:3O A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
WHAT Is GOING ON TOD

Special meeting of the Board OF Aldermen 2 p. m.
Excursion OF the Nassau Republican Club to
Forest View Grove.
Annual outing and games Of the st. Mary's Liter
airy Union, Grand Street Park.
Concert by the Seid Society benefit OF Free
Cuba, Brighton Beach. evening.
Meeting OF the Banner Mckinley Club OF the
Seventh Ward, at No S95 Kent-avc.. evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. n
StuttOns In NcW-NOrk. fOOt Of barclay s"S
ChrfstODher Streets. --,rr
CARS pINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK. BEDOMrIEl.D MoNIS Sitais~
THE ORANGES, Summit. Bernardsyie b1ssns n'as
Ridge Madison Morrisown. Passaic. Pate. son boy.-
LAKE, HOPATCON,i, Hacketisiown. SCffooLEtfy?
Moi NTAIN. Washington. Piillsl.iPsbl Ni EASav'
WATER GAP STROCDSBt R1, Pocono MoenSSTir STi
SCRANTON, PlTTSTON. WlLkESBARRE NA;ra,,
COKE. DANVlLLE. NORTH MBEEI.ANp va,s- Mys
lose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH M;.,A Ms.A
VILE UTICA. RiCHFIEl.D SPRINGS. So,,Ins So,uItnas
sYRAcI'sE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. CWEGo. EiM.,''h III
CORNING, RATH. DANSVII.LE BI FFAi0 anS ~
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOCTHWEs ~,
500 A. M-BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops at p'"e'~
1000 a. M-(ca.e Csp. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BtSS-
UAMTON UTICA RGCHFIELD SPRINGS. 81 ~
ci'sE and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Gufe' =.
or cars connect Buffalo with train FOR Chicago sns
,o,pp p"'M MNtCa.c Gov. SCRANTON wrI.KEsBARKs
and FIMiRA r-rRESS. Pullman RuNst farloi ,",r M,
l.Oo p M-sCRANTON. WILKESRARRE and fLf"-
OtiTU EMPRESS. Iulman Buffet Parlor Cars. o..
r.2O P n DAILY. Buffalo estibuled Limited EY 80. ~
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMikA. BCF ppN1sic
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. connects al p""~'
with train for Chicago and points west ,>,,u,u
o.gO P NJ ,palv).-Bt FFALO. sdRNNT y niHnr,r.fH.sa
TON. ITHACA RiCHFIELp SPRINGS 81 $500.
and OSVFGO EXPRESS. Pull nan BuNes s.sep, -, "A
TICK ETS AND ri Lf.MAN ACcoMMODATlpNsI ~ ai3
PAX Place. 40 Broadway Tickets a, .sy o., .,asni
Broadway III th-ave. cor l2ih ~ wcs, ,nA
aa5 Columbus work 3Ss ard '21 raon on ,nssr.
100 Broadway. Brooklyn Tine tables si'ns i"'' INV
''" '"WEsTcoTr EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for s's
check tagrase fsorr ""'al Nr residence 10 'e''"'""
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
Grrursions.
CALIFORNIA.

A marty will leave New York In September for San
Francisco Monterey Los Angeles and the principal re-
,orts OF California The outward route will include Incl
dental visits to 81. Paul. Minneapolis week in thu
Yellowstone National Tark. Portland Tacoma. Seattle.
etc On the return sojourns will be made at Salt Lake
,,v the Rocky Mountain OF Colorado Denver.
etc.
The tickets which provide for frs'-caso travelling and
hotel accornrncdations nllo stOp-Over privileges
md entire freedom of movement, permitting
the passenger shorten or proong the trip Of pleasure
party will also New York In September for the
Yellowstone National Park ST. Paul. Minneapolis. etc.
Other tours to Europe. Mexico. Japan. China New
England and Canadian resorts. etc. IN ecsson.
Reilroad and Steamship tickets to all parts Of the
world
Send for descriptive book mentioning Information de-
sired
RAYMOND wHITCOMB.
81 East l4th ST.. Cor Union 81. New York
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through ,rnins leaye N.w-NOgk. foot OF taa.as AZ
ss foilwM and nye minutes earlier .son Wss' Ssyrr.y
0.Nn A. M.-vesIuu.ed EAptess DaiD ,,nr, uvs J.mes.
y:VU Blngham,on Elmlra. bufao bfsaIo,,'". funals
town Neadvl,- and the West Af"s '
;;D p AZ Psror TO Buffalo. =, o.uy s,lil
nnn T. M-Ve.ti,uei Limited fast nl'. Ia La" arri.,s
%:UU train Tor Chicago. VIA chauaasupe e sieepsss
Cle,c ,ciand I 40 A. NJ. chlc.S, o lanai, pinlns
10 Chicago Cleveland and .inc'""a'"
~.on y. M.-lunso and Cleveland Nes''SMB NJ Brad.
I:sfU mess Dallv arrives buffalo ,:lS = W Clcys-
fori T;lS l. N jamestown s.S ;S - :, sani Cieys-
land lis r ~ ssspers to nama'G for e" pstrOit
land making direct so""'N 49,,
, T.Cvia chautauaua Lake and s Ma" - Bu..
S:4I naiv solid train 10 Chica;o ,,w s.e.w, ,xr
faio CHICAGO and Cincinnati pn'"ss, pr ss,t,iiMAN
u,rcKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AZ ~, az; broadway,
nrr,modations at III 2ai. ioi ana 10, s3nSsrs and
"a "a. a, ,os,h"s. ana al 2ath-s' an W,,,ou.st
~" pa o., - fe-ries New-York l2s and -" and
ioS broadway BROOKLYN; 200 rSs,n.s calls Tor and
yersev city station. Wescott Exnre a. Aes,fnalion.
shecks basEage from hotels aud residences :" 49, q.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
RAILROADS..
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD. ~,

STATIONS foot Of Eestrosses and Cortiandt Street,
Effect Iune % lSnA

STATIONS foot OF DfstrOssss and Corlandt Stfeeta
Effect June IS 1906
boo A. W.. FAST LiNE.parlor c,r % ri,,sburs.
Compartment. Sleeping Dining smoking, and Ohserya-
ton Cars Arrives Chicago o a 81. Cleveland 80
A. NJ. Cincinnati go A. NJ. indianapolis 500 A. N
louisville iijc a. NJ. ~. Louis 90 p NJ and To.d;
$40 a. N.
200 T.. VI. CHTCAGO AND ct. LOUIS EXPRESS
Sleeping and Dining Cars TO e. Ious Louisville sni
Ch csgo Arrive Cincinnati ,0.s5 4. NJ. ST. I<us a
y. ~. Chicago 5i5 y ~
600 r. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS Sleeping and Din.
ing Cars to Chicago and Cleveland. Arrives Ceyeani
1875 4. w.. Chicago ? r " next day.
S.4c r. VI. SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS Sleeping
and Dining Cars - Cincinnati and 81 Louis Arriyss
Cincinna'i p. NJ. Indianapolis 0.i p. M.. St Louis
z \. " second morning
500 r. ". PACIFIC FXPREss. s.-pvl.nan Sleeping CO..
N P,ttaburg. Connects for Chicago daily and ceys-
lend and Tolcto exccpt sasurdny.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
Coney Island.
BROOKLYN Bridge.
Rockaway Beach.

Trains leave Long Island city daily except Sunday.
as $40 D 20 ua5 A. M - 3d. ~. 2siJ. SAP Asa
lbs S:tI 30 $40. D:O r. A.. Saturdays aoo. 500.
o.JO y. II.
Smyrna times., 1896-04-01
Highest of all in Leavenng PoweLates U. S. Govt Report
R>:aa!l! 9! RSkdsSz RRakiRS
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

daughters coat handkerchief which !
used to bath her forehead i'll the hope
that it might revive her. l must have
uncOnsciouly put into my pocket, for 1
found it there nearly two months after
wards. have come for the purpose of
returning it, more than for any other
reason. There it is, sir" and he plac-
ell in front of the old gentleman the
treasure he had guarded so zealously
for year.
''Well, CarstOn, l cannot see that
there is very much value to that little
piece of linen. Unite the knot, sir
Mr.. Fairbanks did as Carston said,
and when he saw the two diamond rings
which his daughter supposed had slip.
ped from her fingers at the exciting
time of the accident, he jumped to his
feet and grasped Edwards hands will
force that made the young man vince
"CarstOn, if l had no further proof
of your honesty than this, it would be
enough"
Edward Carston has been in the EN-
ploy of Fairbanks & Co. for two years
He is about to be made a member 0
the firm, and there is a rumor floating
about that he is soon to lead to tn
hymeneal alter a beautiful bride whom
he first embraced in the frigid water
of Central Park
Smyrna times., 1896-04-01
DELAWARE POSTMASTERs 70 YEARS AGO.

The Middletown Transcript has
brought from the dust of the past a
Blue Book, or official register, for the
year 1926. From the list of several
thousand postmasters then in the
United States, the Transcript has
culled the following with their salaries
for Delaware:
Middletown, Thomas Harvey, S12. A;
Bridge Branch, John Register, So. %;
Camden, Thomas Wainwright, 500. II;
Canterbury, George Gildersleeve, SO
95; Cantwell's Bridge, Charles Tat
man, S72 Al; Christiana, George Pratt.
$10590; Concord, Thomas Adams.
$21.16. Cooch's Bridge, VIM. Cooch,
Jr., $32. Is; Dagsboro, Stephen Hill,
$16.47; Dover, Patrick Connolly, S172,-
"a; Frederica, Jonathan Emerson,
5000; Georgetown, Phillip Short.
$65.l5; Laurel, J. w. COpes, $3S. So;
LewistOwn, Henry f. Rodney, $19.77;
Milford, Samuel Wise, $94.OS; Mills
bOrs, W. d. NAPLES, S33. 70; Milton,
Asa Hanes, S36.46; Newark, Thomas
Bennison, $89.87; New Castle, Hugh
w. Ritchie, $929.G3; Newport, John
Dixon, SAB. 70; St. George, James n.
Sutton, $13O So; Smyrna, Jacob Pen
nington, $177.13; Vernon, Isaac Gra-
ham, 1913; Whiteleysburg, Caleb
Lockwood, 1913; Wilmington, n. G..
Williamson, 1, ,234 30.
In 1926 Delaware hand % Federal
officers, against 16S at present. Della
ware City, Seaford and other large
towns are not in the list. Townsend,
Clayton, Wyoming, FELTON,, Harring-
ton, Bridgeville, &c, came up with the
railroad, of course.
Smyrna times., 1896-04-01

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