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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
REAL ESTATE.

II vas another quie, day in real estate yesterday
The only sales reported by Sheriff Quitting were as
follows
No. iei ciymer 2osloo three story brick hail.
assessed $500 mortgage 500, u Philip
No se Trtx,on s, e,sxe 10 tlree.,orI frame N''
store. assessed s45to. 10 Henry Wel ...... 5000
Robert A. Dawson. as referee sold at the Court
House yesterday two lots 2OxlOJ on the Yves, side OF
Ashford-st near Vienna ave. three lots, 20xlcO
the side OF Ashford-s, south 81 Vienna ave &:
four lots. 2Uxl00. Bsrbey-st.. side, north o..
Worthmsn-age. TWO lots. 20xSj northwest corner
Worihman-ave. and Barbey-st.: also d gore lot S.
side Of Staneyst. near Warwick. and three lots FOX
s.. the north Side OF W0rthman-aye Of Bar
bey-st.. 10 Sarah ID. Alderman for 5.24i
Building Commissioner Bush issued permits yes
terday for the following buildings
one three story brick dwelling BIKES. southwest
- Hamburg and Himrod st. 10 cost 5000, A.
one two-siory and attic frame dwelling. 2sx4 on cas-.
sc Of Eifh' 81 fSI Z, Par rn.r to cost
one two-siory frame dwelling. :lx4l. on "sst side Of
scnencA ave. north Of Blake ave. 10 cost sZ'~'' NJ
Gshan. No. $40 Schenck ave. owner
one iwo-s DRY and attic dwelling :,Ss3. west
side II Ocesn- ave- $1,000. H. VI. KENNEDY, No.
~ Montague -. owner
The important recorded transfers
R-id-ave corn-r Jenefson-a,e 25,lCo h ana !.
julia Eliot. New-Yolk. 1" William Henncn SI1"
Macon II. ~ z, II Throop-av~. 2oAs0 sni
Manniou "''.. '''' -. -. $3.50
sicne-syrl !. - - II II u Bemont-a.e 25Aiu h
aud !: Jacob GOablait Belle Feloafk. Newaf"
n J. trust apply remit. support ana sduoa-
ton of Title and Esther Feldnsik. mortgages go
I,ospect-ave > : rs u e Of Ith-sye Gssso. "
Ks,nenm.is1 to Afethssa FOND m6fss se II
Hoehessr-sxe =. liSs n Of Cnionst. ~ iis
winnsd DiefenGach. his wife .........'...'. $500
Esrkiner-,t. 20 # Of Rocks~aysse: i9sse.
berg esscuirs d Gussv Messebers -. 1900
M;sl:sn: si 400 q e s9mPeS.ay. 2s al,
trustee willard Newell. deceased 3,4Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
ALL APPROVE THE LETTER..
ppOOKIyN COMMENT on THE FiNAN-
CIAI. VIEWS OF MAJOR MKlNLEf.
MAYOR wr.rsTER AND OTHERS THINK THE
POINTS RAISED CANNOT BE ovERTHoNN-

MAYOR wr.nsTER AND OTHERS THINK THE
POINTS RAISED CANNOT BE oVERTHoNN-
LOOKED oN As \ VOTE WINNER
Major McKinley's letter OF acceptance o"''"
,or,h many compliments for the R"puDhc"h can
lid.ta YESTERDAY Its discussion OF the 'urre"os
question was everywhere considered adinir"pic anu
convincing g., go o.,
Navor Wurster said that he considered IL an a"-
roirabIe reply TO Mr.. Bryan 1T WIFI DE n''u "''
for tho silv.ries to crack 1t VIII take more "'s"-
mont than they have brought forth yet 10 "l'plo'7
i;s c,ear and lucid statements, and 30 hot peeNe
that they can overthrow its arguments however
hard they ma, try - H.,
william Rcrri said the letter "nded io' all "',''
lin. criticism OF Major Mckinley position on the
money question and that 1t stated tne case III
favor of sound money forcibly and clearly 'n't
No one will be able to evade its CONCLUSIONS
Elections Commissioner Benjamin +. BAR WAS
downtown bright and early yesterday morning
a med with a copy of The Tribune which ne nut
tered dedantlv in the faces Of his Democratic
frjends challenging them to doubt any longer me
lion II know that IL Is a bitter pill, ne sald ioi
Won who will be forced to accept Major Mckinney
~ your President to have all your arguments
against him ovprthrown so early IN the campaign
John T. Post read the letter while on MS return
from the State Convention at Albany. IL ~ Jus,
right he SAID. 1T the case perfectly ana
ought TO make thousands OF votes for Mckinney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
lOTILA R. ENGLAND DEAD.
HE WAS A PROMINENT BUILDER AND WAS
GREATLY RESPECTED

Aqua Barber England eighty-three years Oh
who died at his home. No +3 WashinStoh-aNe'
Yesterday was for many years one OF the most
prominent builders in the city HIS name Is 'los''s
connected with the growth OF the I'M sscu"n ol
the CITY. In 1875 he built house in Washinetor-
a,o n..r 1orayette-ave when that street was
nothing more ihan a country road The house Is
still Standing Since that time NJ. England hah
been engaged in building up the Ninth. Eleventh
ard Twentieth wards.
lie vas born in Swcdenboro. Gloucester county
- - October :. ST. Ills father was one or me
largest landowners in that section. having large
holdings in Salem and Gloucester counties His
falher was a ycstryman i'm ST. Luke's Episcopal
Church. Of which Bishop White was rector.
Young England used 10 be a regular attennahl ~
his church and throughout his life he used to bc
fond OF bringing up these "reminiscences anu
among his fondeSt treasures the certificate
o. his confirmation When sixteen years OLD ~
W 10 In iS after serving his time he
went 10 New York visit aud WAS Persuaded &c,
20 work I'm the metropolis ms hrst conti hJ
MAS gained 10y his thoroHgh know ledge oi n's
which was being erected The builders Were un-
able TO fix ceiling properly and asking Eng
Mr. England received the contract for the cell
ing aud made q reputation which immediately
Mosi Of his work was in private houses IN a.
his opera ions - builder he never hAh IaW"u ,
a fact which il significant of the characier OF 'h'
man Mr. England wis one of the Oldest dirrcl" ,,
Of tho National city Bank ana WI ne''T Tx mnG w.
business which u" attended TO was AT one OF th,s"
meetings about three months ago Vie wss 'so
surance COMPANY and for twenty-five years u
trustee Of The summerhcld Methodist church ~"
law put II: "iIc swOre by The Tribune and no one
could ever swerve his allegiance TO his favorhc
lie leaves three daughters Mis. David Dean,
the wife OF A;sisl"Ht Toiporn3S' , nG' mrs e"
soden and son Benjamil EngIaha' ~" , nhorI
,vilf he. in Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28

THE FOUNTAIN FAILED TO WORE AND THE MAN
WITH THE CLUTCHES WENT DRY

THE FOUNTAIN FAILED TO WORE AND THE MAN
WITH THE Clutches WENT DRY
lie walked with two crutches. but whether his
labored locomoton due to IN inhrmity Of long
standing q local cause Of more recent date was
difficult to tell At any rate. after several lacks
he lufcd up agdnst The WOmen's Christian Tom
perance Union drinking fountain opposite Ciiy Hail
Park and prepared TO take on stores FOL further
voyage. As he hove to alongside OF the cherry
osphate magazine the reporter observed that his
countenance had peculiar ruddness not due 20
the recent hot wave. II took him some time TO find
the slot In the machine but be finally succeeded.
and look OF expectancy settled Oh his face AZ he
placed the mtg under the faucet. located the but
ton and nervolsv pushed IL ia. lie waited I'll he
felt certain the glass must De fun. and then. Ia
nervous doubling sort Of way, raised D. to his bps
Tilted his head back and closed his eyes like "A
nursing babe Twas only for moment. though.
and then there appeared just such look his
face as the boy has when he jerks his pole up after
a glorious nibbic 10 ma the nook empty and the
bait gone. He heid the glass under the light. and
after looking in cautiously prob"d its depths with
rs finger II dry ana was he
Just my luck he muitered Might :. known
better n 10 parted wiz money fore ! my
drink Know what st~en 10 one IL now. It's st-en
10 one that ! don gil no drink. ought 10 knock
blazes out'n the old thing TO pay for the lniun
dropped in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
ana Mrs George W. Allen and Mrs. John P: Allen.
Of Brooklyn His wife formerly Miss Mary A
Pond OF Worcester.
N THE EASTERN DISTRICT.
A POLICEMAN \ PRISONER.


CHARGED WITH CLUBBING A BOY AND TWO MEN
BEATEN BY AN ALLEGED VICTIM
Policeman Richard ID. Holmes. OF the Stase-sI
station was prisoner for several hours yesterday
In the Hamburg-aVe. station on the charge OF as
saut and intoxication For fun fifteen minutes
yesterday forenoon he was in practical possession
of the neighborhood OF Stockhoim-si and hhicAer-
hocker-ave where. ii is alleged. he dubbed boy
and two men and was then badly beaten by one OF
his victims Holmes has been six months on the
force and yesterday was his day OF Nheh ne
went off duty at O'Clock in the morning ne put on
pain clothes. lie met friends and began drink
ing Shortly after 10 o'clock he reached hnichef-
bocker-ave and Stockhom-st. Charles ReschDeck.
twelve years old OF No 1873 Sanhope-st. Jeered
Holmes for his unsteady gait. Holmes caught the
boy i, is said and dubbed him. a German who IN
terfered In behalf Of the boy also il Is alleged
clubbed and then John Renshauser. an Ice deaier'
Of Evergreen. Long Island. attempted TO settle 'he
sspute and quiet the drunken policeman. Homes
assailed the ice dealer. the latter said. The man
had pair Of icc-tongs. and he first struck homes
In the forehead over the left eye. Then ne struck
him half dozen times on the shoulders and back
Holmes fell bleeding from his wounds. Policeman
Landman took him to the Hamburger ave police sta
ton where an ambulance surgeon dressed Holmes Sc
wounds Then Holmes was suspended from du'y
and locked I'D on two charges. lie was kept In a
cell until last night. when friend bailed MIN out
He Will he arraigned in the Gates-ave ponce court
to-day.
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ron RECEIVING IL HUNG CHiNG.
ARRANGEMENTS NOT YET PERFECTED BY MIR
BERRI AND GENERAL RUGER.


BERRI AND GENERAL RrGER.
Owing 20 the fact that President William l'erri
OF the Union League cub of BROOKLYN had not
had an opportunity up 20 last night 10 confer
with General Kruger definite plans nave as yet
been arranged for the reception next Wednesday
IN honor OF Ii Hung Chang. Mayor Nurster had
brief conference with Mr.. Berri yesterday alter
noon, and told MIN that Brigadier-General Mcl-eer
and Captain CLAYTON had offered the use of Troop
{ as an escort The Mayor told a Tribune re
porter last night that IT rather doubtful how
ever about the offer being accepted. as the United
States cavalrymen would doubtless he called upon
20 perform that duty. II any escort were needed
MIR. Berr made an engagement last night TO meet
General Kruger some time to-day. al which time all
the details will doubtless be- arranged. General
Kruger. in a note to Mayor Wurster has asked for
escort of policemen ana his request was for
warded Commissioner Weles. At present the
intention i TO have reception and dinner at the
Union League Club OH Wednesday afternoon. Ia
which all the heads Of departments of the city
Eovernment the President and Board OF Aldermen.
the Justices Of the Supreme Court and others Will
be invited. The invitations will be sent out by
Mr.. Berri In the early part OF the week Mayor
Wurster will act as host at the reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
RAILROAD UAN'S MEMORY.

From The Chicago Times-Hera.d.
o,a of The Chicago railroads has nlaa IN - ON
riov VINO has a remarkable memory Tor ears ana
car Numbers Il = his duty 10 Keep account OF ne
az thsI came mo Inc wards When a rain Wits
les ne steps OUT on me platform without 'Itaer
hook or mcneil and fske- mental roie OF n" cars
as they pass BY While doing mis- ne docs not mes
late % engage in conversation win any acqna vi -
aUce who may be near him.. Nfitr me tl'ih hd7
p,s.ed NJ goes back 10 mir oiice and makes com
n,e.e and accurate record % he train. beginning
win me fir. car and ending wiki the cADOoSe. ~ a
iest OF memory. he can begin al the cIDoose ana
record ;he numbers the other way. or H. can p's'h
in he middle OF tn rain and work pom ways.
giving car numbers names OF roads - when thtN
belong and their relative position in ne tram lie
has never been known 10 make mistake
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HE WILL VOTE THE REPUBLTClN TICKET.
WILLIAM z. G. MAYER RESIGNS FROM \ DEMO
CRATIC ASSOCIATION BECAUSE 1T IN
pORSED BRYAN

DORSED BRYAN.
William f. C. Mayer of the law firm OF Grout'
DE Fcre a. Mayer has resigned as a member OF
the Seventh District Association OF the twenty
ninth Ward Democratic Association because OF the
Democratic General Committees Endorsement Of
BRYAN Mr. Mayer has written the following letter
Brooklyn August 26 1896.
Democratic Association, seventh District. twenty
ninth Ward. 49,, .
Gentlemen: | hereby resign my membership IN
vour association and ask that my name he stricken
from your roll. The Endorsement of the chicago
pla tform of 1896 by your general committee imprls
this action. | shall cast my vote ms year with
The Republican party. Very tru yours,
WILLIAM f. &. MAYER.
The members OF Mr. Mayors law firm are Ed
ward NJ Crout last falls Democratic candidate for
Mayor; Paul f. De Fore and Charles H. Hyde
Mr. t;rout has declared for Bryan. Mr.. De Fcre
is a Republican. and Mr. Hyde is Democrat who
has not declared either for or against Bryan. Mr.
Mayor's announcement that he will vote the Re
publican ticket will be followed. it l. said. by SINH
lar letters from other members of the Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
"BIACK DIA1OND EXPRESS"

arrives p NJ Through car 70 Roches'eI
Car Service Meals Ia carte 70 ,,,c
f2:IO =. VI. daily, except sunday tor l" * q '''e
ton and Intermediate points :, r,,c,
40 r. ". daily except sunday ar l. e ~ JunrS
,-d ali ir,ernelia,e stations Chair-csrs 10 Nkssbar
3::,O y. VI. ,Sundays orly) for Msuch CHUNK ann
Ha1'eon ans al Intermediate stations = - ,r->-c
mo VI daily except sunday. for r, r. j. -.
TON and principal Intermediate stations putnam ou'e'
arl,r-car +. Wikostarre: COMPLETING Tor PnfsF,p -
5.r5 =. n. daily: for Eas'on and Intermediate S'
tions Char-car E1ston. .~.p. ,,rrc
G,to r. VI daily for BUFFALO. NIAGhRA FAAIJ;;S
and all points Pullman sleeper INSinnIed -,
X Y 70 Chicag, Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto. 'on
rec,ions for Reading ana harrisburg porttrs
a. go D. 81 DALI for ITHACA. GENEVA. i;o'hfH
TIP Ft'FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and an r1lnnrs
Wes, Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and b1nao' nan
car 20 Niliesharrs. r.gro,- and
II 40 r. VI daily. excep, SUNDAY. for EASTo" ana
srditional local trains daily. except SUNDAY for Bo' N
ppooK ard intermediate points. leave as touo"s' '"'
NJ 20 p ~ 90 p. II. and $50 P NJ
Tickets and Pullman aceommoaa,.on; a. 80 ,2,,h :,
10Y rrwerv y r. SEQ Fulton s.. Court ST. 'S broHo-
way and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn.
Xe,r York Transfer company VIII can ~ ana CHECK
baeage from, hoel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
LONG ISLAND NOTES.
ASSAULTED WITH 4 SLUNGSE!OT.

Charles Riley. OF Marion-st Long leland city.
Is alleged to have been released from an insane
ASYLUM only short time ago He prisoner
before Justice Ingram in Long Island city y'ster-
day on the charge f ASSEMBLING Lizzie Langjarn.
of No 20? Jackson-aVe. late on Monday night. IN"
girl was returning from picnic company with
tu rene Farmer. They allege that Riley sprang
from behind stooo and attacked them with a
sit;nrshot Farmer ran away after receiving sew
ersI blows and then Riley attacked the girl, beat T.
ing her about the face and body she was nnaly
denied the charge against him. but Justice Ingram
committed him for further examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHI<GTO<.

TO PHILADELPHIA BAi:TlMoEE AND
WASHINGTON. .. am
For Philadelphia week day te 30 20 o ,tVrs;
Par, carr I'D 500 dining can 6'r' 30 80 ~ ~ so
= NJ. l2:i5 night SUNDAYS, : 80 ~ 49, w. ~
Dining can 4 II. 200. 400, > % dining 'aN' y"
=. NJ. 1915 night. -. ,,o 81.
IO.no li:3p DINING carr A. NJ zoo 3ay. -" 'nhlns
can GOO T. NJ. 2:l3 night SUNDAYS 4'% To-" ~ a,
Dining carr A NJ ZOO 800 DINING Csr). 600 T. NJ
i9:l5 night. - a.. ..,,-o, a, 100. =,
sea'S can 10 nfocuIei a. 100 u
Iihertv-s ii3 IT, 2Gi. ii5. sli 40 d-a ~ 80"
737 9Th Ave. - East iilh-st lo3 ia-t LON 80
was, - Columbus Ave. New-1ork. 'l-'
St SEQ Fulton 81. BROOKLYN ~ Troaa"av
York Transfer Company Eli car lot 'N- '"ee~
baggage rom hotels or residence 90 destination
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS..


STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and s ccrandt s"ee'
''SS
ION Cars Arrives Chicago A. NJ Ge s,o NJ
iousvrie Iloo A. H. s. Louis SOS p. NJ. and Toledo
100 cn,cAeo ASp St Is"1 gxrFEss and
Sl GssS az" Al D" tss, G:5' io5 LOUIS
600 y Ss;Ss: c en@ R"
"a g. s3Ssfi + n Ps
spd DInpS Gs 10 nd ncnma, "n oi p 81 Louis
500 r. w. PAciFic 'EXPREss-Puman Sleeping c az
TO Pittsbnrg Connects Chicago daily ana Ce'e''"
''' ' WASHINGTON AyD THE ssorTpJ,o q %
s59 s son 10 - 2anT f fsror and dining KY
s1n "as Sex a. pss q" !, 0,"pS as on
CO %3ins Gsr : i!S T p daily sleeper, 70
prnss p u M nsSs a seepeHs Se%oean'
AANG coA AT Mdsa5 s = @ G Sleeper
cTIf:sAPEAKE OHIO RArLwAY.-Express go P NJ
Through Sleeping and x Dnns T va cap. Charles
Route 8 A. NJ weekdays. and with Thfou-" ''e'''''
Atlantic CIV 5' 80 r NJ weekdays Through Buffer
r r't carc c2 Ma s' i 'cS a. 100 10 and so r
g s'so ~ Tps oPo 60 e. ""@
lsy 9'' e"i ' ac and i S' A IS "
.o '' 10 70 y 's i i,Sa! n.s ON
1ins 81, n5n G csr 80 80 e. "'s
T 2s 2 aiss. suSd,S S slS o2o 40 I%Saao
HMM i, - cs a., g dining Can 745. :. p NJ 2l'
Tcst Offices Nos 49, ai 1896 ' y es ,5 "s and
oaway and BrokIyn Annex station fe' T 81 F yo
hotels 10 resiGances through to d's'in2tnnn voon
: NJ G2;eenreral Manager General PHssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

Special Policeman McInerny who was an en-
Move of Calvary Cemetery. died in ST John : HOS
pitaI in Long Island CITY. late on wednesday
NIGHT from, Injuries received during the afternoon.
lilo was on duty al the cemetery when he was run
oyer bv a truck that was carrying a grant," smart
10 he placed over "A grave. The stone weighc !
twentv tons and McInefny's left leg Was so badl!
crushed that ii had to be amputated IN the hospital
The policeman could not stand the shock OF the
tfop md died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
HELD FOR BREACH OF TRUST.

Justice Goc,ting. in the Lee Avenue Police Court,
yos tcrday held Isaac Frankel. salesman. of No.
s. East Fifth-st. New-York. in 500 bail on a
charge made by Jacob Shirk. manager of NJ.
Eyanss furniture store. at No. 3l9 Grand s., who
stated that Frankel appropriated a $l2 clock that
had been given 20 him TO sell The alleged offence
TOOK place nearly 2 month ago. and after
ward Frankci disappeared. ON Wednesday Evans
saw Frankel I'm New York. and had him arrested.
Frankel pleaded guilty when arraiEned in
court and the case was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
III NRN. LEINE.S RROTHERN.

From The Buffalo Courier.
Every man. whether he be- white or black. = a
brother 10 Mary Elizabeth Lease, the Kansas l'ct-
urcr As an illustration. here II little instance
that happened H. IN" lfoqoie SatuTdi - night she
rad arrived hack from CRYSTAL Beach thoroughly
tired After rca hing her room, .he ra.Ig fer
a pitcher Of Ice water A young man Of color
brought the ice water and started 10 90 when Mrs.
Lease looked UP from telegram she was reading,
and called. Here brother. ] haven't given YOU a
cent to-day. Here Is 70 cents" Then she sat down
satisne1.
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NV yoDE AID LONt; BRANCH RAIL

SUMNER TIMETABLE -
T.. POD Rank Long Branch. teron ocean PilFe
st,, pax I,alrnar Spring Lake and Point Pieasant
AsuE sHs To-, ioery Street: 80 $50 1879 II 30
, r. 100 saturdays onlY 49, '2l3 '5S9 go
rdavs onv 20 ocean Grove and Asbufy Park SUNDAYS
TaIn. lea e foot Cortlanl and Dsss2ssss fy
, 90 - 10 = 80 ,excep red BanlO. 40 $40 100
-, 'c',la,s - - 4 NJ $40 T. $500.
sunday ira ms not rtop AZ Ocean Grove ana As""F
PAX
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Lave Nc~-NoIN. foot OF Liberty ~ """''
CHICAGO = T. NJ. ana IL 10 night =. ...,
ilrTsBrRG Z. 20. ~. sun. sun. !. 10 MS"
CINCINNATI 81 LOIS 10 a. ~, 20 y, nwpr,ns Car.
WAsuINGTON, BALTIMORE 10. 10 tp"sx"ss D,nns
II 10 Dining CaD 80 d,n'nk ar csn II %
Iar T. m IL IS nlghi. Sunday 10 tDinins 80 ..
DINING carr dining Carr 'p'h'hs ~
m. IL - night.
NORFOLK, ii.3p a. daily - s.iv
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper p ~ a."
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch l,sprt ,nh g.
ofces: ia ise 2oi. as. 40 b"sy Sii.i,n s,so4
1917 Bow.ry \ Y $50. 3ts Fulton 81. non.,s ehecxA
zoo, OF Liberty 81, g n. II. OF y. j BaSxass ~
from hotel or residence " destination
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. ocEAN GROVE g -
For Rel Bank Long Branch As.ur, , Fa,s 40 ~
Grove and points south Poin' Flessant -. y
70 "a II 40 ( n Il 90 SATURDAYS oni,l. ~ y /. y
90 q 80 ~ Red Bank. 40 $50 fl' 80, Sa'A1ns
only 10 Ashu,y Park ard Ocean Grove p VI e...a.,
1stcp At Inrerlaken for Asb1ry Park and ocean '''
For raicvood Toms river Bsrnees Park and s'Fn'-
gat 4 30 30 \ NJ. 100 80 =. " - ..,o "
For Atlantic CITY V.re,and and Br'dz''0n '''' = ~
10 =. NJ 49,, tti0.f,,ts n.
Nevesinr 10 sr0 # 20 A. VI. l.3o AS. oio = -
Sundavs orI A p "
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
From Pier s. y. r.. foot ~ Rert1r-s. A..
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach Norinsi a..
Rumson Reach ssaDrigh'. Monmouth telch "ns ..ns
i,ranch a. $40 900 100 \ NJ. 100. 90 3;i5. 40.
$40 :! NJ SUNDAYS $3.50 \. NJ. Ia" p. NJ .,-..
For Eiberon Asbiry Park Ocean Grove shI p.
south 70 Point Pleasant. 1900 A. ~, 90 -" 80,
IN 40 p A. SUNDAYS At lntcrlaken Tor AsoD'y
Park and ocean Grove) l:Oo = NJ IA a.
For fakewool. Toms River and Bafnesat 80 A. "
Atlantis city Vineand and Bridgeton. $50 A ". 1"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
TfON ARMY MEETING.
MANY HIGH OFFICERS AT SWEDISH DEMON
STRATION List NlGH~.
CALENDAR.


The Salvation Army he'd a Swedish demonstration
meeting last night in the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. at Bond and Fulton sts Com
mander Booih-Tucker had charge Of the meeting
and was assisted by Colonel Higgins. of the Swedish
staff OF the Army Among the members OF the Army
who had the platform were Brsadier Hoist.
Of Buffalo; BTsadler Perry. OF Brooklyn. Mljor
Brngle of Chicago Brigader Lewis. Of London. VINO
Is Mrs Booths private secretary. Ensign i.nstTOm.
Breadier French vino has just taken charge OF the
Central Division. and Mrs. BOOth-Tuckcr, in Swed-
ism costume. Mrs. BOoth-rncker opened he meeting
with prayer. she was followed by the Swedish
quartet which gave number or selections.
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