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The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
SUNDAY MEETINGS.

A t 997 MARKET ST, FIRST PR OPPRESSIVE
n Spiritual Churc h; IL A NJ, test developing
circle: P. N, test circle; messages 10 all; Mrs.
Dunbam, Henderson and others; z 80 P. NJ, tests,
sealed letters read, Mrs Harland, Durham, Nc
Kea Mr. William
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

u ETAIL STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL
III business for sale, cheap growing trade; sObt
location Address static. er., box so, Call Otichs
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

Y OONG HONEST AND RELIABL MAR
REQ man, with bank references desires to e1-
chahge mouse aud lot across the bay for an inter-
est ana position in legitimate business; value
$S2OO o. o., care Pac. Cal. Co. So 6 EDDY st
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

~ DIVINE oCIENCE SERVICES AT
EE~S Home College, 1850 seventeenth ST., bet
Mission and Valencia, at 2 80 P. NJ. Discourse by
NJ. Z. Cramer; subject, "Bible Readings and An
swers to Questions
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

DOSITIoN WANTED BY YOUNG GERMA
l. lady as housekeeper. Call 112 Taylor ST., roo
IA, from T.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

SrITU ALTON WANTkD-YOUNG WOMAN
- wants position a seamStress; would do upstairs
work take Of children. Address Branch
{ all Office 1877 Ninth ST
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

(V 1NCHEsTER HOUSE A THIRD NEAR
w MarEet-Electrc lights in every ROOM 200
rooms; 25o to 81 so per night: 81 SO TO $6 per
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

A DIR. RlN-ES' SPIRITUAL MEETING,
"a 9C9 Market St, circles and platform tests :
u A. NJ. free. Mrs Lowther; p NJ. Mr.. Hansen,
Mrs. Hargrave; 8, Mines Dunham, Seely, Kotter
Dr. St Clar lecture. Doctors office, 1885 Market
st. 10 TO p NJ
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

III E STORE; TINSMITH; PLUMBING;
< harness maker. Five-mil House, Mission DAD.
n GOD PARTNER WANTED, OLD CORNER
" saloon; good business. Inquire 81 Ninth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

GOOD CHRISTIAN WOMAN, GOOD COOK
VI an laundress and general housework; willing
TO do anything; must have work; in great need |;
best OF ferences 1910 Page st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
RusrSEss CHANCES.

SZ0OO in cash and cam COME nalS well nMeom 4ecom
menGea iii @ VIII give you interest in business THAI
VIII VIII pay you $2OOO yearly, besides 800 month
ssaty ssiy, particulars only at personal interview;
Tn "a Is a cn"nce OF lifetime Address K. c., box
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

q. nm PARTNER; MUST BE SOBER AND
ID IOO. honest. r., box 149, this office
WANT PARTY WITH 5000: CAN CLEAR So
w a day. w. p, box 81, { all [ flee.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

/ LINE LOCATION FOR BUTCHkR-SHOP
IL for good steady man; closed on account OF sick
| ness. Five2mile House, Mission road.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


stations foot of Cortin ndt and Desbrosses sts
200 \ VI. daily eN."9t sunday FOR MAIth ChONN
Oul intermediate stations. .--.., ,,.-
s,I5 l. VI. daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER, BrF
FAi.O NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
T.. Me., aul principal ani local points. dnine-car 70
susprr u Badge Pullman Nestue Sleeper t. chicago
Ii:IO I. VI. daily ueaNe- al 10 30 A NJ sunday tor
M,'CH CHUNK and Intermediate points. Conn ectons for
Realms ard Iialr sbgfg. q,
400 T.. VI. daily except sunday. for ELMIRA and all
Intermediate stations for Pottsve and Read
iug mar ct % Wilk~sbarie.
:,.O H. VI. Sunday on,y) FOR Wlke sbarre. l.. & B
Janet n and all Intermediate stations. -
$40 Il. VI. daily. except sunday. Tor t. and b JtNE-
TION -nd principal intermediate stations. Pullman buffet
pat! r-ctr 1, lrsharre: meeting for PousVlNe.
~ u. VI. daily ,xcept sunday for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations
5u5 -. II. dlly for EAsTON and intermediate sta
tona
900 l.. VI. daily for BuFFALo. NIAGARA FALLS
anI all points West Pun sleeper vestloule train
New York chicago. sie-peT Buffalo and Toronto,
connections for k,.d.ns anl Harrisburg.
0;O y. N. daily cNcep; sunday. for Easton ana
intermediate stations.
$500 l.. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RoCHES-
TER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS 49, all points West
Pullman sleepeis to Chicago -IIlJ. Nhair-car 70
Wilkcsutrf.
Tickets and Pullman modaiions at 235 26l 9ii
auI la-a Ioa0Way - East ith ST. loU East l-'th 81,
W-l,4A. ST Court 81. - Bloaiway. anu
Bruokiyn Annex. Br0oklyn. y. y
The New Transfer Co VIII ca for and check bag
from hotel lcace through TO destlnatlvh
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
THE ETHICS OF MARRIAGE.
PROFESSOR ADLERs VIEWS ON THE
SUBJECT.

woXOGAMY THE BEST PRINCIPLE. HE SAYS. BUT
HE LOOKS FOR THE INTENsrFIcAT1oN AND
ELEVATION OF ITS SPIRIT.
Professor Felix Adler delivered discourse on
..rbs Ethics OF Marriage to the Ethical Culture
soc,e,y in Carnegie Hall yesterday morning In
The course Of his address he said:
The solution Of the marriage problem was far
.as.er .; 4 time when 1t was believed iE&; ac-
.oriing TO the Gecrccs OF nature ami the commands
Of God. one Of the pa:Ces ousht 20 nr sHo1riinats
; the head o. tae woman, as Chr.st IS the head
~ The Church" under such conditions Z was not
aonoIu, ana,vSis to We'd to the Other buj when two
e1ual and independent Wllls alr piicd one dSalns,
me other ;here must he deep sympathy II there is
u The almost Incredible headway which the divorce
movement is making in this and other coHnirles
shows that This sympathy IS wanting ram
French statst!cian oxclans: Il know not what
breath of discord il passing over the house holds
o. the world" And he declares thar the number
Of divorces is ncreasins HreSptSdye r 2 "aonay
S,atcs n 1886 these had increased to 25oO In $50
Gen wears later there VAS one 20 2'ol II does not
seem ina, the laxity or strctness of laws is a
creased in States whose laws are strict, as wei
a. as, " ne inharmonious character ot the laws of
the different states is ne principal cause 30 lrad l
Federal divorce law would remedy The eVi. Inc
covcrnutnt statistics seem to show that. in ma
iorty of cases nvestgated the divorce was grahleI
In the same state Where the parties VIZ VIZ ma. , ,,
T'he MIGRATORY habits o. our population account
for the looscninG OF the marriage Ne 10 some sN-
.cnt for we ind that IN the United states de-
ssa~tinn : an important ground % divorce, while
Elsewhere 1t j. a minor round. but am per,
srs led thar The principal cause. after all Is that a
- and higher type &C the marTiage relat on Is
belng evolved. based on equality instead OF snboTdl
Datlor and that in many cases the moral pcicep-
ions are sl lacking. The moral strength is
ss.iT INADEQUATE TO realize this type. and 10 win
rom il all the fine results which it rroPheseI Tor
''iIy 'I speak of the type Of the marriage rea:
.., 40 not agree with those VINO think that
mnonocarn.c marriage is 10 be replaced by some
|
nn5-7.arov rightly understood. When l refer 20 a
hghsr type. ] mean type in which the essential
p.u flr.hsr Intensified. purified and elevated: in
which the polyganous relations thai actually sups!s
". he urescnt day in the midst Of a society which
arofesres the contrary principle shall be more and
NOR done away with; in which the lifelong com,
,',rf,-shiD % one man with one woman. welded
Ia Ia ,ni~d as wen as IN heart. shall be more and
more m brought, 20 honor and recognized as ~Aat II
a. .bo fouuta.n Of earth's purest happiness, the
Seen well spring OF civilization and OF all the
tuman!ties.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
WEST SHORE r. r.

'a's leave West i2d 81 station y. y as io1!o"9 anu
- minutes cariicr H. m foot q Franklin st:
.;;3O 4. VI. laily l0ca. 10 Buffalo.
$50 H. VI. lny Ioc, 10 Albany f'r 'a'sAiV Mountains
and SsiafogI rafur to Albany. sundays only.
o:i5 \. VI. Daily fol Nhari Utica. syracuse Rch@steF
FuN4ln.. Niagara ta- T0.elo. Cleveland and thcaB
II 80 \ VI. Ialf. .Arapt sunday. % 'ifskU Noun
t.lns Ncw Paltk. lakes Mohonk and Mlanrwaska. ~
lIUf. Saratoga. tail~sli Lake George. Paflu. er.
400 4. VI. Daily. cS sunday. foT Albany.
U:UO d. VI. la.'y fur Al any Montreal in'a. syracuse
Klchest"r. HnG'0. NiaeAra IHiis. toronto Detroit
G:;,O \. VI. .aly ,Nc.p, sunday FOR Newhusg. Albany
saTat aga anu Montf.i. Iarlog 20 KING tNn.
s:t5 J.. VI. Daily. except sunday. Tor tLca. SYRACUSE
Rl'hes'er and Buffalo.
sit5 =. VI. Daily ir Albany rtca syracuse. Roc es;er
Bunlo. Niagara Fails. Ton Eto DrrD.f. Cleveland Ch-
1nd -. Louis
fo tickets. time tahl,s. psr.0r and sleeping Ar ac ON
rodation- Offices. BrOoklln an Wv York aad
at stations Time tables a. principal hotels - other
Information address G. T.. LAMBERT.
Cen rassenger Agent. XanGerhl.i ave. Wv YORK.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
LUNCHEON OF THE WELLESLEY CLUB.

Tn. third annual luncheon OF the New York
Wellesley Club will be held Saturday. January
IS. at o'clock. a. the Windsor Hotel. Fifth-ave.
and F,rty-seventh-st. All those who have been
stndents at Wellesley whether members OF the
Club or not. are invited TO be present
Applications for tickets must be sent TO Mss
January Is. Tickets will be sold Immediately be-
fore the luncheon
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
DR. BEyEDICT CATCHES 4 THIEF.

As Dr. Charles 5. Benedict. Chic, OF tho Bureau
o. Contagious Diseases. leaving his office In
the Criminal Courts Building about o'clock last
evening, no old man going away with a
cane-bottOmed chair which he had stolen from the
Naccinaton-rooU. Dr. Benedict seized the man ana
turned him 10 Watchman, VINO took me
prisoner 20 the LeOnard-st. police station ~
The prisoner said that his name was Louis Miller,
and that he lived at No. 81 Cherry-st. He had
pension papers. showing that he was veteran.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
THE CHELESA REPUBLTCAN CLUB.

At the annual meeting Of the Chelesa Republican
Club held at the rooms Of abe club No. 2G0 West
Twenty -third-st.. Friday evening, the following
officers were eected President, Robert a. b; Day
fon: frst yice-president, William II. Godward;
ond yice-president, Thomas J. Clarke recording
secretary, John Wallace financial seeretary Harry
for three years, Henry E. Lindsay. F. B. Swinney
and John d. Blackburn.
Tho club adopted resolutions approving tho ef-
fort. 70 purge the rolls in tho various election dis
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
DENIED BY Mr.. CRINMINS.

statement was published in the Assoca ted
Press papers yesterday morning TO the effect that
John D. Crimmins. OF this city Is interested In a
Chicago franchise which gives its owners the right
10 put electric on the streets OF the south
side OF that town not used by the Chicago city
Railway When seen at his home. No 40 East
Sixty-eighth-st. yesterday afternoon Mr. Crimmns
denied all knowledge OF the franchise. ., The
heard OF the franchise. aad have nothing to do
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
G. G. ADAMS.

geographical matters in general For many years
though he has not been an extensive traveller ne
keeps abreast of all the newest knowledge respect
ing cxDlorations and discoveries in every quarter
OF the globe He was delegate to the Interna.
,icnal Geographical Congress held in London last
summer and was OF the speakers at tho re-
cent African Congress in Atlanta
Mr. Adams was the first president OF the depart
ment OF ply in the Brooklyn institute. Ills
lecture this evening will be illustrated with sereop-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
TO TELL OF "PROGRESS IN AFRICA

CYRUS c. ADAMS TO LECTURE THIS EVENING IL
CHICKERlNG HALL.
cy-,s e. Adams who IS 10 lecture before the
American Geographical Society this evening a,
-hickoring Hall on Progress in Africa is ac-
counted an authority on this subject ana on
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
ROYAL BLllE LINE.
10 pHiiitArrIrHiA. TALTIMoKE AND

WASHINGTON. - -
rT rhode94 wesS d,y :S s5 seS seS soS s9S uTs; lo
luioT Cap. 5oo. 600 dining car 49, ,qo s% ,, T. ~,
-, 4. Vi. go. 400. 800. GOO dining Car) T. NJ
/. L. rirht. 90 TOO
n 20 ,ulninS ca1 \ ~. 80 2:3Q 30 o. n,nins
tar T. NJ l..iJ right sundays. 1900 - 80 d)ini.g
Ear, A. NJ go 900 600 dining carr r. NJ, j. 10
e,. ard triorcar seats can hc procured a. foo Of
IIhort, -, llI. l.. 2o 4l5 W4. l+o .2l BroaiwaE
~ cfh A. 81 Ia-- iifh l3i H.lst i2'h ST ?I3
V.fi ie5th ST. ~ columbus Az. New York : court 81
-r' Scv ri rr ns,cr 60 nirany VIII cali and check
a., Ii ~ l..ce u iastlnatIln.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
ERIE RAILROAD.

leave lOOt oi CnaIilDcs-ss.
follows. 4ud ave minutes earlier lium Ntst -bl-s.
500 nsnm,o su ma. iAPsis a5 "i, B,ado4 5a Ja.s a
town. M,AG.iiIe and the West PAro. eat -
Buffalo
230 so " VS4sa % ehsadaa n%e1 & Ray Sys iSs @
7.iO \. NJ, Chicago 5.35 T. ~ sieepefs 10 Chi-
olso. C.el lr.and and Cincinnati. Dl.45 Car.
~.Jn 4. N.-BuialO Nestbuled Expires Daily arrives
t.OO BlnalO 1:3U A. NJ. making lnect connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West. 49,
SlJ r = ~ soa f 'asrsiS' ira9 10 thcsSo sieSs
fal0. chicago and Gin -innati lIntls Cat
rI,ICkLIS Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
/ Accommodations at III, 26l iOi and 70! Broadway.
l,G East .5th-st chambers and West 23dst ferries
Nrw-Yok g6 Broadway and iS3 Fu n-st, brooklyn zOJ
iTuI4on-st lIob.ken and Jersey CITY station. Erie
ifrInslrr company calls for and checks baggage from
hn,e md resldences 10 aestinatIOn.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
Cffurslons
>>c~~ooNo~D-Y>or~IN>~~>~-~~
RAYMOND g.
WHlTCOMB e
TOURS.
ALI. TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
- DA
AND
MASS AU.

The next rary Will leave New Yorh January "a for
EtOridI Including Visits To- -. Augustine" iie 'chlf
waba AM =. Johns Rivers. laiattA Ia'nra W nirI
P1.k O. nd r. kl'Ggr and Like WORTH. with Joy go
sta,s a. Hotel Ponce Leon. Tampa Hay Ii''i
and he Hoei L ,ya, la.clna. visit viii alsn ,. inle
to Nassau. o." charming capital u the l'nhiiIna
Isinnds. making The between Pa'In irt'A ma
Nassau The "Noijhumberland' - tAe Florida East
Coast Railway and Ststms'ip Line
Atlanta VIII ie visited on t'r outward iflN ana
MashinGtOn. -. e.. On thr rc.urn.
I3c Tickets permit the ho!'fs 20 IrDl 'rS i'"lr g
~ " and refuFn = tfD N'a ti one
Three Parties under Special Es"os: 0f - Any
Regular Train HIti MAY 81.
California Tours. Fob II ari March O. VA Chi
cage. kansas CITY. and Santa Nr. ana jan -.
Feb. -. and March g. ~.1 \csy Orleans
Additional FioriGa Tours. Feb 6 u 9rt -.
Tours to Washington. d. C.. aAi Lakewood.
\. -, Jan - Feb ~ aLi Nagca e..
Tours Ia Mexico. Jan. -. and Fob -
Tour 10 Japan. China. etc. Feb. ~
Tours Europe. March y. iay l6 and -. June
-. and lvly 1. -
independent Railroad and Steamship Tick
all points.
desired
RAYMOND & WHITCONB.
81 East Fourteenth -. Lincoln Building. Union Sq-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
nI,J LtCKAW ANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stutions ia New York. foot at barclay and
Christopher streets.
yEsTIBtLED TRAINS. GILMAN BUFFET
,xK> PiNTSCH LIGHT

Direct route t. Nr.NAKk. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlR,
THE ORANGES summit. BefnIrdsSh He. Bas%ing
Hitec Madison MofrisoNn, Fassaic. Paterson. BoSn-
LNrl: HJPAfCoN'i HackettstJWn. sChOOLEY ,
nSnNTAiN Washington. PHIiIIPsBURG. EASrON.
WATiH GAl, sIIot. psnt 70. r3eon9 Mountain.
CORR. itNyli.Il %Q}RTIit MnEI;AlTi9; Mont, Mont
rut UTICA. KCHFiELD sIELNGs ,So;i,iL4nna,
coKNING. bAIh nANsNLLLs. HI. tFAi - =. snd az
points WEST NpNIllN EST AND Spi TliW iWErI
9j A. M-BlNGHAMTON MAIL. stops at principal.
90 a. M-nufrALo. SCRANTON BdNGHAMToN
UTICA h, HEIELD SPRINGS. Sl RAcISs and
OfWEGO ENINEss. Pullman buffet iaIior cars con
uact 40 buffalo Wl-h train tlI chicago ana points West
i.oi j.. Vi -scnANroN. WILKEsBARRE ana ELMIiA
EXPIRES. Pullman Bun; pt.io. cars .,..,
. 90 y. NJ DKANION. WlLkESBARRt and PLlM
Oi-rI IArRf,SS Pullman Buff lar9r cars.
20 y NJ. QlAull -Hana!9 NosLbS'i l@mtsd ENpfess
FtLo Pullman luG.t seepns car Connec's al
liiaal with triln f.r chicago and Z lnts w.st -.
20 r VI dDaUy -HuFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
'rDN UwIrN SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman H-fet Sieepers . 49,. .
TicKrTS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMouATIoNs at "a
psk Place ~ BraadWay Tickets X ferry stations, '+-
~ rlvay III 4iha,e.. cor. i2,hst % Wet l2jths'
o. co11lml. York. 33S and 12d Fuitonst an!
i0s Brl,way. Brooklyn. Time tables giving fall infoT
,vrS,''o,rr FNPEEss COMPANY Will call for and
,t.rc l1rsace residence to destinatlon
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
Railroads.
DENNSY !ANIA
RAILROAD.

~ LIZ 1CA4AxOOx2Os
stations foot of pesbr9sses and co.,lardt Streets
A. HEAfT NETSi Car iG rf'enps
9D y9mpSrmeni seepTg Dining smcSns and 0Sssrss OBJ s.
T. NJ ni90a !, m GO a. NJ IndIsns0o' 500 100 4 o,sdo M
200 =. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
ylle and Chicago Arrives S.nc:naAu io45 a. ~. St.
coo + %EsTEkfS s,ssss: ssq,s:
m"g oar, to chistso and cisye!snd ARRIVES
7S E 81 III fsfasR y FssS
tnanna @ "S &'' 10 inaanaDos af@ao s' ioiS r M
500 :. ". PAciFc EXPREss Pullman sleeping Car
to rittsbufg Connects for Chicago daily and cieVs
$40 Wy5SSsMIScI'ox J * id AND THE soyrH;a 6, 20
oisressonai Linz l,',i ali Farlor and Dining Garsl s?o
p"s ssGi Sap4 Dn.s e. ca 80 P9HF ar z % sr sh M
aDs a Io nas n'sr cao ana Dns Rlngs cnr Tl'S M
sorrmEhN 1.-THE. RAAILwAYa29 n daily s,sDe5s M gs, to
Hprnss ls5 night daily. sieepers to New-orleans and
AT4S1e ara SQAsT 8 hussac 30 SD's,a fay li;s
n 300 M day la ors eepeTs laa 10 Ha Jacksonvc a and
cHEsArEHKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 P. NJ.
F a 3b PoHr coMPS6 sFd and DnSS N6FoK via Cape
si sihales Route; A. NJ week days ard with Through
ATLiNTlc cry and CAPE MAY. 100 p NJ. weekdays.
=, Buffet Piror Car through TO Atlantic CITY MA.
Ile@saa BIO l. 49, III ir's 40 ' 5o ana and l5o
T,ek da'. sandays stop at lnterloken for A'0ary
..o -ao FoR PHILApELpHIA. ,o,on,.
ins '1Fj n: 10 3 a2o' !. 49, 4so qPH;9s
tar4 9nngs 1an piuins or o9r 30 - y; Ai,'
10 II. \ NJ. Dining CaD. 3 20. L. i.3D 80 Dining
.ap, > dining carr. dining Carr 7i5. 5. o p. NJ
u H. night.
Ticket ohc"s Nos. 49, 94i 1895. 1929, III and 2sl
broadway. Asfor House. and foot Of Desbfosses ant
Cortlandi streets. Court s:r-et So fa.-' S're@t ~
Staet I.roo.itu. -tator Jar,rv &. rs IN. New Yor.
Transfer Company wil call and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination. -
s " PHENDST !. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
ALTIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.

east hApfess trans to -
EuItimore Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
II. Lon,s and all Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE OK ALL TRAINS:
York lbertvst.. daily for CHICAGO
80 r. m. aud lel5 hight. PLrrsBrRG $3.50, ex sun
93o Sun 1915 night CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 10 a
M coo y. N. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a. m.
ex sun. 10 a. m. Dining Car i:3o a m. Dining Car
- 70 H. M 4 sun, Dining Carr. 600 y. m
&c 90 p. m Dining Can. l2 IL night
NORFOLK. 20 "A. IN. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke and Chattanoosa Pullman
Sr ,ping car 3.3O ex sun. 2]O p. m. sun.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light
Ticket Offices li3 i'2 POI. 4i5 i.lo Broadway 81
East 18th -, 27 Howery y. Y; 344 Fulton 81, BROOK
iyn: stations foot u Liberty St. 9, r. r. Of ~ j. .
Nov. York Transfer Company will call for ana check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of lIor. Roger
L A. Pryor. cf the justices ~ the supreme Court
Of York. January llih. ls.o notlcr
hereby all persons lavins claim" against li~r
man Hnfker Christopher Uowedrl individually and
AS co-narir RS composing the firm Hafker and oll-
weiel lately DONG business tie Ci'v = New IorA 20
present the same vouchers Thereof duly verified TO
the subscT bcr who has been duly appointed A"sisn"" r
Haftar IIplWedal Df heir cftil
tors al the Office 4 fnncver & Trau'narn. W. l32
Nassau Street In Cy of New Yo.k. "a Af:o The
Both day ~ March. ls'i
Dated New York. January liih ls. -
CHARLES H. kRANICHFEID
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
FOR LAKEWOOD,

80 SIS \. VI. las. 3.Io $40 p. NJ.
For FlrmlngGale. Toms River. Edrnegat Farh. a.
Hlrncgaf, 30. : II y. NJ l.45. 4.4O J. NJ - :,
For Atlantic city. Vineland and BndgeIon' 4;So A. y
~ =. " ~
For Monmouth Beach. sea3rlght and Highlands OF Nav
e-r 40 S.l5 II 30 n NJ. I 80 l:i5 AS. 44O +.
- L-.-- 4 " i.LM L N
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
NFW YORK SI'PKEME COTRT- -New.York

Ennever g. Trauimann. Attorneys FOR Asslsu,s. ~
Nassau Street. New York. y Y
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
CHKAH
BERNHARDT,
ABBEY's THEATRE.

ABBEN'S TUEATH
LAST " EEK
OF MR..
MISS JULIA Ne
And the Garrlck
EVERY NIGHT
AND SATN. MAT.
In addition. on Mon.
Hare VIII make his iirs
origina. character of J.
BER". on Tues. and +.
EDY. and n Saty. VI
"A Pair Of Spectacles.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
RAYMOND & WHITCONR.
legal II oii1es.

81 Eas, Fourteenth -. Lincoln Building. vni
New Yn.h.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13

,,oxoGAMY THE BEST PRINCIPLE. HE SAYS. BUT
HE LOOKS FOR THE INTENsIFIcArroN AND
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of W.J2RSEY
CAuthfacllc coai used cXcluslvelyl
foIr TRACKS Automatic BLOCK signals.
IN M 4Fsq~ N4f.,,lor fSls

IAifTfuIITN f0.I 0AtIl-INFIl.I
foIr Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on and a.fter November L. lS35.
Trains leav. station foot of Liberty -.
For Eason, Nethleh',n. Allentown. Mauch 'iurx. &c.
4p -. .-iU III % to EAston) A. NJ. l1V l;3o t3U
to fas,,.' 40 : a. 80, to Alen'c%n y u Sundays
tor Wikeslarre. Pi',ston and Sersni,n $40 A. NJ
For N'ai.rs at 4ap 100. 30 N,:3o n. 10 J 80
30 400 300. 5.i5 30 T. NJ. l. - night. sundays.
TOO 80 $40 $500 l.. NJ. rs .cnt.
Ilr Harrisburg al l:0. 500. $40 A. NJ. 10, l50
900. boo % 7 u. II 10 night Sundays. 100. O3O.
coo + NJ. 12:lj night. 80
For suubury. G..w.slu.g anI Wamsport ai 40 500.
alp T. NJ Lilo. i.30 80 y. NJ. Sundays. 4 30 a. NJ.
SOD l. 81. -
Af.I, RAIL ROUTE
,- Rcd Iani Long nraach and points south 70 Point
Il II 4 NJ TO l A.. 4lh. l 40.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-06-10
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Most of the candidates, headed by
Alva Crabtree, of Springfield, nominee
for secretary of state, have withdrawn
from the prohibition state ticket OF
Ohio as a result of the split at Pitts
burgn.
At the state election in Oregon the
republicans elected Bean for chief jus.
tice by 5000 plurality, a large majority
of the legislature, and reelected Cou-
gressmen Tongue and Ellis.
The democrats of the Sixth district
of Georgia renominated Charles l.. Barr
lett for congress.
James G. Mcguire was nominated for
congress by the Fourth California dis
trict democrats.
Miss Julia, the eldest daughter of
vice president and Mrs. Stevenson, was
married in Washington to Rev. Martin
D. Hardin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Watt
Hardin. of Danvile, Ky.
Gov. Bradley, of Kentucky, has with
drawn as presidential candidate.
Judge y. Z. Stearns, of Duluth. Mimi,
died in San Diego, CAL, aged 65 years.
He was elected United States senator in
1871 and served one term.
The Ohio socialists in convention at
Massillon nominated state ticket
headed by Daniel Wallace, of dollistef,
for secretary of state.
The Maine republicans in convention
at Bangor nominated Llewellyn Pow:
ers, of HoultQn, for governor. The
platform opposes free silver coinage.
favors protection TO American indus
tries, restriction of immigration, just
administration of pension laws, and
closes with a declaration of loyalty to
Thon IS b. Reed.
Thomas L. Barrett. president of the
Bank of Kentucky and the greatest
banker in the state died at Louisville,
aged II years.
The Kansas democrats in convention
at Topeka declared for the free and un-
limited coinage of silver at the ratio IF
sixteen to one, and instructed the 90
delegates chosen to vote only for such
a platform and candidate ut the national
convention.
Grandman Phiester, of Etna, o., cele-
brated the 101st anniversary of her
birth.
George D. Perkins was renominated
for congress by the republicans of the
Eleventh Iowa district.
Gov. Bradley, of Kentucky, repudiates
Z the report that he has withdrawn from
the presidential race.
The silver men controlled the demo-
cratic state convention at Lexington
and Kentucky's delegation to the ma
tional convention at Chicago is almost
solid for. free silver.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-06-10
Rates Reduced for q. "A. X. Men.

Indianapolis, lid, June 4.-Com-
mander in Chief Walker of the G. a. +.
and Adjt. Gen. Robbins were muca
pleased Wednesday when they received
a message from +. C. Donald. chairman
of the Central Passenger association.
announcing that Il rate of one cent q
mile east of Chicago has been granted
on account of the national encampment
at St. Paul. Commander Walker says
this means that many thousand vet
Grams in that part of the United States
lying east of Chicago will attend the
encampment.