davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

The Chemical Society OF the Polytechnic on Mon
day evening convened It's regular monthly meeting
The lecturer of the occasion Professor MacMur-
trie the chemical expert who treated OF the Nutr-
ton OF Plants" Illustrating his remarks with prac-
teal experiments At the business session Of the So
ciety. held after the lecture. the Programme Com
mIttee for the fourth and last term was chosen.
consisting OF Echtensten and Wynkoop COM
mittee TO select emblem for the club was also
elected, including Doerfinger Lichtenstein and
Pray
The eight speakers to be chosen for the com
mencement exercises which occur at the Academy Of
Music on June l2 are to be announced at the end Of
this week. The choice OF the faculty for the vale
dictorian will then be made known also. Professor
Kellogg. as usual, has the commencement exercises
under his supervision.
The Polytechnic Glee Club. which was organized
some time ago, but which. owing 10 the lack OF
available tenors was obliged 10 disband has been
revived and is practising regularly. The new pres-
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27

dent is Charles c. Putnam jr. s6. and the ONCE Of
secretary-reasurer is filled by F. II. Huntington "
The club will appear at the Class Day exercises, ana
has already accepted several outside engagements
Professor Rodney Kimball has been conducting
the class in steam-engines through various manu-
factories for inspection OF the engines there EN-
ployed. number OF visits have also been made 10
naval engines OF which special study Is being
made. The men In theoretical astronomy Tor the
last few nights have been making observations at
the college observatory.
The Polytechnic Dinner Club. an association or
alumni and Polytechnic students. on Tuesday even
ing held its April meeting and dinner at the Hotel
Roma. p NJ. Wheeler, OF Harvard described the
graduate system of that institution: G. L. Wynkoop
spoke for Rutgers and T. A. Potter represented Am.
herst. A. W. Sherman. of Yale: d. c. Bennett. OF
Columbia. and Frederic Calhoun gave an account
of student life In Paris and the Latin Quarter r. W.
Chandler of Columbia. presided.
Professor Henry T.. Northrup. OF the department
of German. Saturday evening delivered. at Asso-
citation Hall. under the auspices OF the Brooklyn
Institute. his lecture upon bicycling In Europe"
The professors itinerary included the British Isles
France, Germany, Switzerland and Italy.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
WEST SHQRE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d st. Station ~ " as foiows ana
Is minutes earlier foot OF Franklin ST.;
:,,:,O A. VI. Daily local 10 Buffalo. ,,.-,-
i,p A. VI Daily local Albany for Caskill Mountains
and Saratoga. rarlor to Albany. SUNDAYS only.
N.In w., for Albany. Utica. syracuse. focnes-
ter Bunalo Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland and Ch-
,...,,,u uo,r
tans New Paltz. Lakes Mohenk and Mnnswaska. Al
bany Saratoga caldwell Lake. George Parior Car.
400 A.. VI. Daily .xcept sunday for Albany.
lIJO T.. VI. Daily FOR Albany Montreal Utica syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago Snd 81. Louis. . .,,
a. Daily. except sunday for Newourg Aipa"y'
Saratoga and Montreal ,, ,.
7,15 - IT. Daily. except Sunday, for Utica. Syracuse.
Isoch. stcr and Buffalo - p..,..
S,I5 r. VI. Daily for Albany, Utica. Syracuse koenes
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, cievei"hd
Chicago al 81. Louis.
tickets time tables parior and seepHg & d
at stations Time tables at principal hotels r11 o'her
information address r. La
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
TALK OF GOING TO ALBANY.
->coB BRENNER WOULD LIKE To SEND An
~ ANTI-CONsOIDATION COMMITTEE
TO THE GOVERNOR

,. manner chairman Of the Kings County
,-.h,,,., Fvecutlve c. mmittee issued call on
Saturday for meeting this evening vi '"e
,csmhers Of Are Executive Committee VINO hau pee"
ooposed IS draw up resolutions addressed tc Gov
srro, Norton expressing the wish of the commit
.aa ,,., ,hs Iexow consolidation bill should be
killed The subcommittee will meet on MONDAY
evening and decide whether or not ueieed'io"
will Be sent TO Albany to consult win ro'ei"o'
sorton in person. and to inform him once moie
OF the overwhelming sentiment Of Brooklyhs ieau-
ing Republicans against consolidation wi'hou'
referendum.
Mr. Brenner said on Saturday that he had not
talked wtn the members Of the subcommittee and
aid not know whether they would favor trip 10
Albany or not Mr.. Brenner himself believes that
conference with the Govenor would be pro-
ductive of good results He still doubts II the Gov
srnor has fully decided to approve the treasure
Sheriff Buttling. another member or the suo-coin-
mttee questions the advsabity OF visiting Gov
ernor Morton He believes that the bill is sure 10
hs signed and cannot see that anything Is TO be
gained by a pilgrimage to Albany. 1t Is suggested
in Brooklyn that this difference OF opinion between
Mr.. Brenner and Sheriff Buttng s doubtess que , 10 Q
with the ways OF Mr. Plat than Mr.. Brenner Is.
Mr. Butting has risen to the high place in the anti
ADMINISTRATION camp that entities him to the honor
Of having his name coupled with that OF ex-senator
Worth in familiar designation OF the wing OF the
party which they lead. And Mr. Worth. 1t Is well
understood, has for long time been known as MT
Platts Kings County manager. except at intervals
when Mr. Platt somewhat tardy In recognizing
the ex-Senators services There is in fact. story
IN circulation that within a week or so Sheriff Butt
ling was himself admitted to the innermost cham
bH OF the famous building at No. 40 Broadway. IT.
however the Sheriff knows that Governor Morton
wN sign the BILL he does not say So he hopes
tfst he will not and says he would gladly go 10
Albany II ANYTHING could be gained thereby.
! It was said by one OF the party leaders VINO
held This week that the conferences are doing much
toward accomplishing the desired binding together
Of the two factions
1--WE all want to quit fighting" said the leader.
and have been frank enough TO tell each other so
Having come TO this understanding, II VIII not be
Gffcuit for Us 10 sign a treaty and smoke the pipe
~
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot of COrtlnndt and Dcsl

stations foot of Cortlandt and Dcsbros.e: % .ts
U.5O A. VI daily tSundays 6'45 A. Nj for MACCH
CtJt'NK and intermediate stations.
S.IS A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, Bur =
FAIn NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
Tho West and principal local points. dringca to sus-
p.nsIon bridge Pullman Vestlbule Sleeper 10 chicago
rN A. VI. daily, except Sunday for MAtrH
crtNK AMI intermediate points. Connections for Read
ng and Harrisburg. ,..,,. ,,
100 r. NJ daily except Sunday. for ELMIRA and all
i,fsrm.di,tr stations Connections for Potsvlle and
Reading. chalr-car Wlkesbarre.
c.:,O =. VI. tSundays only) for Wlkesbarre l.. q h.
Junction all intermediate stations.
d,IO r.. VI. daily except Sunday for l.. Is JUNO
ON and principal intermediate stations Pullman buffet
narlor-car 10 Wilkestarre; connecting for Ppttsvie
5,i5 T.. VI. daily, for Easton and intermediate sta
U.IO +. NJ. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ami sl rrints West Pullman Sleeper Vestibuled Train
n Y to Chicago SleeTer Buffalo and Toronto. Con-
nections for Reading and Harrisburg
O,OO y. VI. daily. for ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCfiES-
TER Bt' FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman sleeper to Chicago and 'unao Chair
car o Wilkesbarre
80 p VI daily. except Sunday for EAsToN and
intermediate points
Additional local daily. except Sunday for BOZ ND
ROOK and Intermediate points leave as follows; 500
A. NJ 900 A. NJ 1910 p NJ 4:2O p NJ and $40 r NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235 2.3 0t&.
and 23 broadway 81 East l4h St. 1856 East l2oth ST:
~ Y $50 Fulton St. Court 81, sS broau"aF' anu
l,rooklvn Annex. BROOKLYN
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
Railroads..
-AmgRIoA's oRRArRsT RAIlRoAe..
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R.R.
{ HUDSON RIVER r. R.

$3.50 MEscspt sunday Empr. state Express: Press
sy1aeu.. es % ana hsss.:sI @ pSs Sasso sss !:
Il. M'ssia :.snF E'. aspscy Sss p m This train
$3.50 4 NM M@bsiiy '' Fas. Mai for PcpshkeeDse: Al;
bany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, niagara
1880 A. lSEscsp; cs Sunday. Day Express For all i'm
100 P. X.-Dsiy Southwestern Limited. For colum-
a foushss:p.ie. Albany Utica Syracuse, ROches-
100 r M@Bsiy. Chicago Special for Detroit cleye-
land. Toledo and Chicago; Stops at Poughkesepss
Albany Schenectady. Utica, Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 = M-Escept suaaay: West Point. POushkeepsie.
$3.50 = M.bay. Daily o North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
SO a M, Chicago 4;so p. M Stops at Albany
900 Mbsy For Albany Troy Utica ASs,a As5Sn-
Niagara Miis., Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit Chi
-,o Piat,:Surx. s., AIosns ana Montrsal v,u. c.u.
For & . csessp p's Stop.
ooo rpushsesp,s Albany and s..Hn~ uea ca. Dss.n,
only. for polni. on Fall Railway. Via Lyons
saess, s.arssy E sE caS:
1910 ran q ans
Sunday night. sunday nights Albany and Chicago
DOS NJ .sd ,Tav: .s q ''o &bay except Sunday
P,'ssd via Harlem prisiSn :o.,. On. ~.
'A1t ALI n' Niomr n'a HeTs% Tk%Rs 2iSn TS roxKHns
p. Ro . as s IN line S%s
night trains Of New-York
rnss car, with Gn al Fa,s t5 sn'
II . /: raI: ss AZ :3ss*s. p H::
and and @ ass and 'sS
Jc,i JOHN M ToucEY GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Msnaser: General PASSOVER Agent:
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA


Stations foot Of pesbrosses and corslandt Streets
S 1870 sa ~ S1 L%T:Ss III 5s..,s:
s,,,I;DSi. NJ Ssyeoss sSS a. e. A. t.
noasye G nsnna iso S n ST. Louis 500 p NJ Toledo
ssns and 5.nf Ss 81 5
500 5Sr; T. Nj Sa!fsSo s.sss.
%s5HTwEsqHsS fRSfRsss@Ssm.s H:s! eez
s'rss"s Srriyes clnennaH s % M indianapolis lois p NJ
500 s-fAcEsc sefSSf sleeping Ca,
to Pi,tsburg Connects for Chicago daily and CLEVELAND
,.ss' s u: s;'Si ss. Asp ss TIE 'Gsgs
consressiOna! nn Pator and pInnE cs,s' saS aso
Say n9s s SaT ss Pi"as p n r. F 5 as
All Psrlo and Pnns & caIs, n 4ao Dining car
soprnEsS Is Gi5 RAltwzYaso n NJ daily Sleeper, to
sptinss I2l5 night daily sesDers to Sew-orean' and
ATLANTTc COAST LNE-o3o A. NJ daily, Sleeper. to
Port Tampa Macon and Jacksonville "oo p. M daily
criEshPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 p. NJ.
& daily % TfSrsa Po esP6 SRT srd and D"Ss via
Charles Route. A.; NJ. week days. and with rhro"sn
ATIASTIc CITY 10 p NJ weekday Through Buffet
r6R Hsres CAPE ear Ma4 nnS p1y Go foasn e. weekdays
For ns sC Asoar s "a Ss's 80 $40
Fsfi9' Sii ! HE6K S T!S TP!GSIEEiMbrLrmrA.
go 100 $50 o $50 40 Penas. Imed loio Din Gin-
ing Ca), Dining CsD, Q Dining Car. 30 r NJ
1918 night Sundays. 6.l5, $50 900 v3O ,lo limtedp
3 dining Car) Dining Carr. 7.45. s. p NJ, i2l'
night. ~ ..o 80, , nc,
Broadway l Astor House. and foot Of Desbrosses and
Streets Street $50 Fulton street w
Broadway Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF Fulton
street ISrooklyn Station. Jersey city The New YORK
Transfer Company will call FOR and check baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination ,>
g. NJ. PRENOST, j. *. MooD.
- 49, General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
TIE NEW CRANES CRACKER.'
r. - rNDEsTRucTIBLE, AND COMPRISES
.'HOTEI. MEAL"

II Is INDEsTRucTIBLE, AND COMPRISES
HOTEL. MEAL"
rb. "Raines cracker" Is the latest product OF ihe
,,ke,,es 10 meet the demand Of Brooklyn 'hot"ls
for a square meal that shall combine 'he aua'-
., =, satisfying the present excise law ana at the
o linn. be indesiructible. The new food has not
anneared around City Hall yet but every place
a, coney Island has laid in It's seasons supply
rr,,mne reporter made the rounds at Manhattan
h ur,gbton beaches yesterday and found the new
cracker in abundance. In size and appearance II
resemblce nve-cent writing tablet but OF what the
inside Is composed only the maker KNOWS. Every
,.ht. IN the island Yesterday was supplied with
goo Iy number OF Ilite'. each cont linins nsines
n,tscker' The hungry guest simply sat down OPP
noslte one OF these crackers. ordered ms peer o,
other liquid refreshment. drank H. pau MS p,, III, ",,n M
81, The cracker? lie couldn't, Neither did he ORDER
n Al least a score Of places were visited. anu the
s,me state OF affairs was observed In order that
,,;rro generations might not forget his name. one
i,nr NV his fountain pen and carefully wrote he
initials and the day OF the month on two OF the
new proIucts Thus In the pursuit OF pleasure may
fame be achieved
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

pretty girl baby found at midnight on SAT
rrday just outside the storm door OF Diedrich
Meyers lquor-store No. 595 Kent-ave. Meyer m 1de
the discovery while closing the place. the httle
founding was about for,y-eght hours Old. and was
taken TO the city nurse
August VOICES carpet-c.e1nng works. at No. 43l
broadway, were robbed OF articles valued at $zSo
TWO weeks ago Early Yesterday morning Detective
campbell, OF the D'ffo=d.sye. station. arrested
Peter Mckinley. nin"een years old. who confessed
the robbery. McGinley's father Is the engineer OF
Inc factory. Justice Goetting held him for trial.
curtis Walthers. twenty-four years old. Of No Zle
e"'h-ave' while riding down the Bedford-ave. hill
ron the Boulevard. lost control OF his wheel and
Ian INTO Buter-st. car, which crossing Bed
'0a'ave He was thrown violently from his wheel.
'1a received severe shock. An ambulance was
"@moned. and he was taken TO st. Johns Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
l)roposals

MEM YORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
n ROPOSALS will be received by the lrustees
I Of In. New York and Brooklyn Bridge. up 70 noon
on Monday 10Th 1895 for the supply anu oriiNr,,
ON IN. nrds~ Railway Of less than eight OF m"'s
than twenty passenger specifications can e
mon anuicai,on nj Engineers once l'S Washhso
sre., irr'kI,n N Y. third nOor) where all requisite
inforrna on viii be given. ,,,, o.. ,.r... or,
rr'n"..i. shall be intursei 'Propofal for Cars ana
s.aiei must price per car for whici ur pro
viii same accompanying each pt"iShI
hall lie theck for sum not less than tn per
cent OF the the tender for eight cars 10 DC re
,,rr.I Ia each but the successful proposer -,
No proposals will he considered except from respohsipe
,a,.s engaged In car building and the Trustees reserN
The right 10 divide contract and TO reject any or all OF
w, ''o .s,' lr...is rendered &. G.. MARTIN.
wv '''' Chief Engineer and supt
u.oonlrn Y Anil 2tth. lsNH-
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
10 INVESTIGATE NEW "HOTELS."

:" snogether likely that a number Of the ex-
.a"anau hotels" which have been metamor-
unused from common everyday saloons since the
"aines bil was signed. will be closed tight by the
.v authorities before the middle OF May. District
~.'0sney Backus said as much yesterday. He will
ssA building Commissioner Bush TO investigate a
SsHaossr SH%osr OF the improvised hotels and ascertain
by b.y 90 not come within the spirit OF the law Mr..
~ pTsus says they will be closed.
i.me me also intima ted that beginning with next Sum
sSe me nrst regularly under the Raines law. there
,rrs ~ pc much more rigid enforcement OF the
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
PRATT INSTITUTE.

on Friday afternoon q. II. Baker. OF the columbia
University Library gave talk to the library train
,,g class on the subject OF the Administration OF
College Libraries"
Mrs Kate Tryon. who has made reputation lot
hors.f as practical observer of birds and their
hoh,,s Will give a talk on that subject at me instl
.',n on next Friday afternoon. II possible, Mrs
Trvon will take class 10 the PARK carry thc foio"-
- rnnrning f1r an obserNatlOn lesson
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
LONG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL
TO CONTRACTORS.
RopoSAI.S FOR FURNISHING the

Island State Hospital Brooklyn with fresh hsh to'
n.riod OF six from May 1s next. WIFI De re
.'.d a, IN. c. OF Board of Managers OF said Hos
uit,i Room iOI Arbuckie building. No. 3DI fulton
Street in the city BROOKLYN until 4h day OF May al
which time they will be publicly opened by saih man
ayers Right TO reject or all bids Is reserved 80
por further Information. specifications and forms OF 'o
tract, apply 10 ". h Sylvester. NJ d., General sup
a'o JOHN O. DOuBENT,
~" Pres. Board Of Managers,
Long Island Hospital
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
nEv. IACkAwANNA AND WESTERN II. II:
S.nticms in Ncw-YOrk. foot Of Barclay ana
ChrlstOpher streets. ,,,,c
VEsTIBuLED TRANS: rltLMtAtTT tLI,!ttT

CARS, PiNTSCH LIGHT. ,u
Direct route to NEWARK BlOOMFlEi,i, MON "a ~ ~,
THE ORANGES Summit. Bernarasyiie, DIsnns p
Rdx. Madison Morristown, Passaic Paterson BOOB
ton Dover Stanhope. NEWTON, BuDDS soo; IAN M =
LAKE UOPATCONG. Hacketstown. SCHOoLEl >
MOUNTAIN Washington. PHIIl.PSBu hG EASdUN'
WATER GAP. SrROUDSBu RG, pocono Mountains am,
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WILkESBAKhE NANIi-
COKE DANNTIL,E NORTHuMBERLANp Mont
rose BIN(;UAMTON, OXFORD NORWICH, water
vile UTICA RiCHFlELD SPRINGS, CostiSna
SYRACUSE OswEGO. ITHACA. OWEGo, ELMiHA
coRNlNG BATH DANsvIILE. BUFFALO and all
oojnts " Est NORTHWEST AND SOUTHW VEST.
7.op A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL Stops at principal
900 "A M-BtirrAIO, SCRANTON. BINGMAMToN
IrTIcA RICHfTEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
oSw 200 EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parior cars CON
nect an Ifalo with train for Chicago and points west
,.c1 y N-SCRANTON, WlLKESBARRE and EiAMihA
w TX PRESS pullman Buffet Parlor Cars ,,.
400 - W-sCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLY M
0I'rU EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
7.ao p NJ cpaiIy).-Buralo vestibued lAmed Express
Tor SCRANTON LIN, ssp,oS Car Connects at
u,Taio with train for Chicago and points west
a. "a u N 1I)aily).-BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM
'' ron i'rIcH SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
rISKETs Siir1 AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
p,L Place 12 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations vs@
12thst: % West 10th ST.:
oa, roumbus- ave- NewYork 1888 and I26 Fulton and
iSI Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving mii infof-
mSsIn WEsT"oTr r. M EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO des,nation
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
upopos.rs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE POST OFFICE
~ FPARTMENT AND POSTAL SERVICE.
Post Ofice Department
Washington D. C., April !, 1896.
+, EALED PROPOSALS will be received at

Washington. ID. C., April \, lSV
9 EALED PROPOSALS VIII De received a.
- ,hi. DEPARTMENT until Thursday May 7. 1885, at
a'c,,ck n m for furnishing wrapping paper Wrapping
paper for facing slips twne letter sraiss h
ana rubber stamps. canoeing INK, pads
reper rubber goods pens. penholders; pencils INKS nv,
glass goods rulers folders articles OF steel rupper
serr books typewriter supplies and miscellaneous sta
onery in such quantities OF ,he dme,ema rent ar','1 &
they may be ordered during he nsca @ year nesnnns w
Imiy 1 Isy0 rnd ending June 80 lsoI FOR the use OF
snv branch OF the departmental m postal service
Hanks for proposals. with specifications giving ue,
a of the requirements To be met In respect
TO each article and also the estimated ansn,es proc
ah, IN be reou.d Of each. and giving fu nstructohs
Il, the manner bidding and conditions TO be observed
by bidders will furnished application 10 the super
intendent Division OF Poet once snppes ros' VI
nee Depa rtment Washington d. c. -. . ,..
The General reserves the right 10 reJect
ne or ali bids waive technical defects and TO accept
sny part OF any bid and reject the other psrt. $780,,
VpM 4. WILSON, Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
iT0 BUIfDERs:-Scaled proposals for fur

nishny the necessary materials and performing the
,atr of removing old shnge roofs repairing e root
Md. and slatnR roofs OF Buildings No. H. iJ ~
and i5 of the Long Island State Hospital at kngs farn
may he sent mail or delivered In person up 70 "
oc,ock noon April 30 1896 to Jno Deubert President
o., r Hoard OF Managers OF the Long Island state Hos
ni,si room iO7 Arbuckle Building. BROOKLYN n T.. AZ
which time and place the Board Of Managers VIII receive
ana open IN nrpoosas will be the time and
AMI covering he above described
nth Tin laid with standing seams.
pronosas must be for the whole work, and ne accom-,
,.rs1 bv bonds OF surtes guaranteeing the fahful
srecufion OF the offer II accepted -. =. -. ..
n n"ay of Managers the right to reject any
or s bids a. they deem for the best interests OF the
& ,sn. and spe "a ,ations be and forms Of
nroro.aIs obtained the ofce OF o. Perry. Arcn,ec.
IT, ranitoi at Albany " or at the ONCE OF w f.
Syivester General Superintendent oi Tue o"s ''"' ''
Iiospitai Brooklyn n. Y
DycRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions foe e.. Ths Tribune
A received at Uptown Once No z%z hyss
- door north Of 3ist-s. until clock p M. s aaues
s. en, received at the following branch oHses AZ
oncr rates until o'clock p M vi! - shn. %
c"r aad st iS2 6h-sve cor i?tn ~ ~,
eear To West ssh Yves, .2ds, near 1,h sns s
ssss S East th-st; iass sdavs betwssn ,s,h Sed
sf,h ats; 1920 -ave. near ois'. i;'% eS ss
near eso adsv. near I'd d"s East 90 s.Sost: S:
49, r;s scss East c,S sos E"s,
G S,h-:ys lis. saave ,s ness e. .re iao s,s-avs
isis adavs; :ss 6th-ave A. the Hs,sm n.a% I'd ave
w., nee, aa.h'b bet ''G ~ sa., .nd
ts,h Al the Brookyn oces sez ru1n," n, a,o,z Y"
tt,,,.orss Is cosr,-rt.: - broadway D. ios Ssoss
~" II D.: Lisa Mutis-svA. near Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrouyh trains leave New-York. foot Of Chambersst,
49, taiinxs and five minutes earlier from West I'D ST.:
~ ~ M M-Vestibuled Express Daily for Waveriy.
G(m i,inehamton Eim!ra Buffalo. Bradford. James-
town Meadville and the West. Parior car 10
Buffalo.
am r. M.-vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily solid
Z.U tram for Chicago via Chautauqua Lake. arrives
Wv" Crsveand 40 A. M Chicago p. M Slsepers
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
~OO P M,-Fufrao vestibuled Express Daily. Ar
I:.)U rives Buffalo 7:3O 4. masins ~i,e.s .o'hse-
tons for Detroit Chicago and the West
845 p.y ESn sod cnsa1HssSah Hsn 70 chcsse
faIo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
rr1IcK ETs LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
.rcnmmodations at i'll 26i 40i and 9s7 Broadway.
i5s East i2sth-st Chambers and West 2Sd st. ferries
Hobken and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Company
calls Tor and Baggage from hotels and residences
70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE
To PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN
WAgJJTNGTON

For PHILADELPHIA week dsys. 4:sQ SEQ. sI5. 800.
1000 il:so dining Carr a; NJ 30 200 @ S;so -aS 4So
300 1000 T. NJ 1915 night Sundays. $50 300 looo'
II 80 Dining Car) A. NJ. 200 400 300 Dining Carr,
600 T. NJ. l2lJ night .o .,,
Baltimore and Washington week days 30 o,,n so
carl 900 T. NJ l2:l5 night Sundays 4:3O. 1000 IL ~
Dining Car) A. NJ 200. 500 Dining car), 600 +. NJ
12:i5 night. ., -, ..o, .,
Tickets parorcar seats can be procured at f9ot OF
rherv 81 IA l72 26l 45. oi4 LAO. 133 Broadway:
Ia7 OH Ave 81 East 4th-st. l34 East l25th St.. 213
West l25th ST. 25i Columbus Aye New YORK Sonr'
r Tsv York Transfer Company win call for and check
bsyyage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
Railroads,


NWRITM @!ERE0MM llWWm
NEw-YoRK. SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Cabin $40 and upward according II Cabin
S<5 and $50 roind trip. sos and 500.
Trave Tues Apr g. 10 IN. lSaale. Sat- May 10. 10 q
Aller Thrs So 10 O. m Havel Tues. May 3D. 10 IN.
Spree Tues, May 3, 10 Trpye Tues May g. 10
Iahn. Tues May r. 10 Am. Aer. Sat. May 30 10 q m
Return tickets available from Mediterranean from
Bremen. London Havre
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
TO. GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Ems. May 2 10 Q. m. Fulda. May 30 10 q n
Kaiser. May TO- 10 a. m. Ems 49,. June g. 10 q
Werra May g. 10 a. NJ Kaiser June 90 10 q m.
OELRICHS & CO.. 2 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
FOR LAKEWOOD

For Far1ningdale, Toms River. Barnegat Park and
Barnegat. 4:3o. S:i5 A. NJ. l:45 40 = NJ .,o ~
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridgeton +'~ A. ~
I AS =. NJ. ,,,u.,..s. ~,
For Monmouth Beach. Seabrght and Highlands OF
Navssnk 4:30 s:l5 IL 80 A. NJ 1870. l:%o' 4Io 1'~