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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
5yLpIyG THE NEW EMERGENCY HOSPITAL

Nearly 5000 has been raised for the Emergency
Hospital at Coney Island, and the prospects are
bright for successfully establishing the much
needed institution The old Oceanic Hotel has been
selected and has been thoroughly examined by the
Buildings Department of the city and found 10 be
ssfe and satisfa tory for hospital purposes. The
Board OF Health has given its approval, and all the
requirements Of the law have been complied with
The work Of furnishing the hospital VIII lhe hrces
most of these articles being given. The officers OF
the institution have made a reGuest ior con
tributons and il is confidently believed that every
hing needed Will be sent by philanthropic citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
GATHERED 4HOf I THE TOlrN.

Supreme Court Justice Barnard has issued three
more attachments against A. s. Rose CO., OF New
Orleans. They were procured by NeW-N DIRK cred
iors. f. A. Lambert a Co.. Simon ffeiftr and orirl
y. Neuman. and Trepaeua Bros. limited. The
attachments aggregate $500. The first attachment
was procured on TUESDAY hy the Cudahf Company.
District Assembly No ~ knights OF Labor has
fled certificate of Incorporation approved by JUS
tce Goodrich The incorporators arc Thomas j.
OReiy. James T. Reilly. Charles Gallagher Ed
ward Mckay W. J. Morris William Boyle and Will
lam Telforc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlanft St.set.
In Effect Iune fs,c

STATIONS foot Of DssS5Gs ns and s cSrtand' s
n 1850 FAsE Fsa' e, f ER5.Gs
%" A.fss. %S.ass ci s%s i't Is
2oS 1as ana Boss ASP SS' s.. s,s
chicago Arrive CINCINNATI 1915 a. NJ. St Louis Ia
cSo Y r. %EsHEax Express and Din.
~ p " s soa4 wns4s Ps esY
cgcianati r ~ IndsnapsiIs ioi5 P n st. Ni Low.
500 r. w. .s' PAcTic s.,pn,
to Pusbnrs Connects FOR Chicago daily and cleveland
and ' wasn ii,sGj as'' &yD THE SOUTH
o. co@sressoa" I Al spd Dining c s5S ~ p
s11 9.T So: s "a" o r. G2 NJ s' G:
s6 nl9Ts Ss2 Anwsy q T'' a.u, Sleeper.
%eTorlsans, Memph's Tam ~. A.h.sil, ara Ha
ATEASTG Coast 51 IlNe-S ssS a ERE ss.s. t,
cTis:APEAKE G ONO RAILWAY. Express so P ~
Route. 4. NJ werk-diy'. ana with Through slsspe-
Atlantic Gig 80 r. NJ. weekdays. Through Bar.
r1r Cape May 100 A. NJ. 100. 10 and 2io P N
Ts s, ZEE FEsSe9 S- By %'s o'' gy go Pom
davs ony'. $50 80 80 -. SO and 10 n
pan az = - 4 " 5en p e "'
FOR PHILADELPHIt.
62D 30 g. so q go 90 Pcnn1. Liml'ed 10 N % n.
ing can II A. 81. -. I. . 10 B. I. % 4 % dining
Car, $50 Dining can. Dining can 80 :. p n
IL r riyn, Sundlys BIS. s3p. .. 930 90 Lrn'i.dl
10 II A n. . dining car. 40 dining can 30
nm ny carr. Dining carr. 80 :. . p NJ. 1915
TcEst Offices: Nos 49, ga. ! 1910 i323. III and ?si
BroaiTsy A~tor House ana fooi OF, pesbros,e. ari
Corilaadt Streets. Court Street go Fulton Street
Troaiwav AMI Rr1,kivn Annex station. f0of n Fulton
street Brooklyn: STAT n. Jeisey tiY The New Yo's
viii c9fi ~ an check fazgsge from
hotels oni residences through 70 d"s'in1f ~
s n. PRENOST :! r WOOD.
Ge-o al Manager. General F1ssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains W. 4ed station. y y. - follows s''
II ea.iier from foot Franklin s.; - Nan
:,.:sO A II Daily. Local Ruffao. Sleeping car. 80
York TO Bloomvile. sundays on}. can te occupied
7.:s0 4 NJ Daily Local 10 Albany for taisth W.
tains and Saratoga. parler to Albany >unaa> ~.
of5 A. NJ Daily for Albany Itct, syracuse. N',n-se,'
Buffalo Niagara Fans Toledo. Cleveland 'hi''|
Parlor Syracuse. ,,..,,..
A-Il.OO \. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY. - E'- ,n ~,
and Catskiu Mountains. New raiiz lakes Mo''nH So
Mnnewas.a. ra-lor ears 20 Noomtlle era NV rt. -.
B-ii.3J \ " 'si.y except SUNDAY. - ''t.s
Mountains. New paitl Lakes MoAonk art u pre-" az
- Rloomyi.e. ga and caldwell
lis p n Saturia,s cni,. Hs.f Holiday Siec.s. %
,'afskiu Mountain par.or attached
3.t5 y. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY. % 'afsN'i M's.,
tains Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minne"asNa ~
hany Saratoga Parlor car attached o B'om' lie M
500 j. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY. g. Albany
600 p ". Daily for Albany. Montreal iiea st,s.,,,'
Rochester. Runalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Ne'fo'
G3O r NJ Daily. except sunday. f'r Newou-g A,sny'
Saratoga and Montreal Stepping car. Albany 10 Mn
7I5 p ~ Daily. except sunday. ;or Cuca. syracuse
Rochester and iunnl7 ~.
SI5 T. " Daily Albany. rics. syracuse. Rocn
ester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit. Cle'e
land chicago ard 81 Louis
y G.. Lssvrs brc.hiyr by Annex: 40 Is no :" a.
NJ. C3.65 p. NJ; jersey city. /. II r. station A"S'
1911 - o. - +. NJ r
~ tickets time taties. rar;or mi sleeping accom-,
mSaaons apply city ofces Prsok and NeN York. az
Il, stations. Time tatlSs al principal hotels FoT CIV
Information address
G. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger AgenI,
Vanderbilt New Nc'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO PiIII.ADELpIIIA. RALTIMDkE ANU
WASHINGTON. 40.
For Philadelphia. week days 4;3o, 500 rs go ~
II 30 Dining carr A. NJ i:ap 200 $3.50. 100 batrs
Paror carr I:o. dining carr 500 80 "g Wa ~,
T. NJ l9i5 night. sundays i;9', 200 l"."' la.H
Dining carr \. NJ. 200. 400. 300 dining 'ai'' o."
r;or' Eeiimors and ,vash.ns,on week days. 50 s5
1900 80 dining Car' \. NJ. 90" $50 90" y, a
carr 600 r NJ l2:l5 GIT sundays, 4:3' lp"i -
Dining carr \. NJ. 200. 20" DINING carr go" T. ~'
1915 ngh' , . ~, Il,
Liberty ST. li3 i7e .6l il5 944 J. 30 l":5 hrosl"
IN an Ave- n Fast iah-St.. 1888 East i2l'h St. ~
w., ,o5th- =, 81 columbus Ave. New-Nork. court
St Fulton Brooklyn: ~ Rroad"ay WunHns1 s
The New York Transfer company VIII call Tor ana 'ecA
baggage from hotels or residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
BADLY POWDER-ETRNED

Harry Nash VITO runs the shooting gallery at
Stmmels picnic-grounds ~ milestone. was badly
injured yesterday afternoon by powder lie had
loaded the cannon on The grounds to fire It rnlute
10 picnic party that was approac hing the wharf
In u steamboat The fuse was damp. and did not
sci on IN" charge ~ quickly AZ II should. and
Nash went forward 10 see what was the matter.
The fuse had burned down to the printing hole and
Nash leaned over the gun 10 see n the fuse was
out. just men the charge exploded and the back
nrc burned Nash's fa-s. HIS ses ,scai,aa injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
yOTNG DEVOCR4TS AT SEA.

The Execute Committee OF the Young Men :
Democratic Club met at NO - Court-si last night
Ernest Keller the chairman OF the committee pre-
sided. The session d long one, but no dehnlt'
action was taken except the decision TO hoid Il
meeting September a. at which the question OF
Endorsing a candidate for the Presidency will he
discussed 4 majority Of IN. club members are IN
favor OF sound money. but il II uncertain AS 10
whether the club Will indorse Bryan. Mckinley Or
the ca ndidate of the gold Democrats. No candidate
the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
THE CARS WE'RE FILLED.
CHILDREN ENJOYED THE TRIBUNE FRESH
AIR FUND TROLLEY TRIPS.

The mothers in the tenement-house districts II
Brootlyn and New-YorS have become aware Of
what a treat they can enjoy by obtaining uckeis
for the free trolley rides given by the brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company through The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund Yesterday was the second day Oh
which these trips given. on Monday, the
first day the cars were only partially filled. but
not a vacant seat was TO be found In any OF them
yesterday one from Broadway ferry t.
Bergen Bench as usual. making the usual three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
LONG ISLAND NEWS.

p1-pcTARS FRUSTRATED IN FREEPORT.
Tho bouso Of Hiram r. Smith the cashier of the
Rockville Centre Bank, which is in Park-s'.' free
mort was entered by burglars on Wednesday night
during the absence OF the family. VINO are on d
cruise with the Hampstead Bay Yacht club. Mrs
Nulbv a sister OF Mrs Smith. and Della Maloney
. saryart were alone in the house Shortly after
midnight the servant who suffering with tooth
ache went downstairs after some medicine WIN
which to relieve her pain. and seeing shado"
over the uncertain light through window. hShted
. notch and saw = ma sked burglar with package
in his arms She grasped the bundle and shrieked
as loud as she could The bundle fell TO the moor
and the contents solid silverware and money
rolled out from the napkins in which they had peeh
tied The burglar then struck the girl with
heavy bottle which he took from sideboard ana
she was forced 10 retreat. until the watchdog found
his way into the room and made for the thief, who
then leaped through window with the dos
swapping at his legs. The servant girl ran to the
front door and aroused the neighborhood with her
cries James W. Cheshire. II. +. Van Ripper ana
John Powers all neghbors ran TO the Smith house
In their night clothing and found that the girl was
I'm a faint with the watchdog standing near.
search Of the house made. and Mrs. MUDDY
was found locked in her room and nearly hysterica
from fright caused by the noise on the ground
floor.
The bundle which the pluck OF the servant girl
saved from the burglar, had contained about all
the solid silverware i'm the house ana quile q sun
Of none nelohsng 10 the s me- rr"asrer THere
were two Of the burglars. for the servant hedr1
them calling to each other after the one escaped
through the window. II ~ also remembered wa,
have been seen about ina helshoorhoon
for several days, apparently watching me NOV We
lieved that the thieves secured anythnB' ihouBh
that fact will not be established unti, Mr.. Sni'h
the burglars. but so far without success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND NEsfEhN ~. ~
STATION, In New-lOrk. foot of barclay anu
ChristOpher streets -r,,r
yEsTIRIIED TRAINS. PtLLMSN III ffEi
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMflELp MONT LAIR,
THE ORANGES summit Bs-na fdsy lie. bt s
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passlic Pa,e,s,n b?n
Ton Dover Stanho9e NEWTON. Ht pD5 i,A a,y:
JAKE HOPATcONG Iackey'sto~n. s,,HooLEal>s
MOUNTAIN Washington PH!ILiPSBC re EAsloS'
WATER GAP STROV DsBl re- iocon2 Moan'sS..lss'
SCRANTON PITTSTON. NliKESRAkRE, NAHli
COKE. DhNVII.LE. NoRTur MBrRLANp' ,, ~
rose. BNGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Vac
Nre i'TiCA. RGcHFrElD SPRINGS, IAN
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA oWfGo. ElhIhh.
C,ORNING BATH Dams, LIE III FrAi111 -. snd H.
POINTS WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-HINGUAMTON MAIL. stops az p-incls'
1000 A N-0afe CaD. BUFFALO SCRANTON BlNI
HANrON. l'TIrA PIfHFItLD SIEIN'r - -
CISE and OsWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Bun = Pi'
or Cars connect a, Buffalo with train Tor 'n''"z'
100 p VI CAFE Can SCRANTON. WlLKESBA i!its
and EI.MiRA EMPRESS Pullman Bnce' IA. - 81:
400 T. M.-SCRaNTON. WlLkEStARRE ana PLlN NJ
OG-TU EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor ~. -.
80 T. NJ tDai;yD.-Burap Nesubuei Liriiei t.Nptrss
for Sep ANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMlRA. ~ :,
FAT.O Pullman Buffet Shopping car CONNECTS d
Bar tlo WITH train Tor 4 hicago lnd p,'as Ns.t
$50 r. ". DAILY --B 'FFALo SCRANTON. RlN,hkMy
TON. ITHACA. RIGHFIELD SPRINGS. SlRAIsH
and OsNEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet scepes 9.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS A. -
Place. 400 Broadway. Tickets at ferry sias 80
Brosdwsy. III 4;h-ave. cor. ~ st, - West LON
235 columbus ave- Nev-Yor. 33S and 1os Fpitons sni
los Broadway. brooklyn. Tine tables giving full 'ho'
nation all stations. . - "a
che,k baggage from hotel residence % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE Sc
Red Bank. Long Branca Eur Pa,s 81 ose an
Grove and points south to Point P.Ta7tni 80 -,
1890 II 30 l. 100 SATURDAYS onlyl. - 10 80
400 i:3O Red BsnhD. 40 80 bl' - 'o Solrl~ss
only, 10 Asbury Park AMI Ocean Grove = u HtnHf-s
's,op At Ineriaken 'or Asbury Park and ocean 'ro'e
o:lj A. ~. l:3o. 400 i. y. -, 49,, ,,..
For Lakewood Toms River. Barregst Park and Barn-
gat 40 $50 \. NJ. 40. $50 = VI .so ~
t'or Atlantic ci'y. Nineand ana hr'ge"h' ''"' VI"
l:31 =. II. ,,..,.,s .
For Monmouth Beach scahr'eht and iissan1s =, -
Navesink 80 $50 1870 a. NJ. 1889. 40 o'l' T. d.
.-nlaNs o.. 4 N i.lN 9 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier : y r. foot Of Rec'or-st .
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach N'r'ns1Iie
RGmson Beach. Seanrisht Monnogin beacn "nee L2ns
Branch at 4:3p 900. II 10 \. n. 100. 2u" . % 10"
s3U p NJ Sundays a:31 4. NJ. 100 p. NJ ,
For EberoA Asbury Park. ocean Grove 1nd p9'ns
south Point Pleasant. Il:up 4. NJ. l.'" 2'" 30
40 $40 p VI. SUNDAYS stop a. lnteraken Tor Asouiy
Park and ocean Grove. leo =. NJ =,
For Lakewood. Toms River and Bsrnegat 40 A NJ
1900. 3:f5 +. ". =, 90,
Atlantic CIV yinesnd and Brdgeton. $50 NJ IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
Railroads
e,.,axiC-'S GREATEST wSILkO~..
NETWORK
CENTRAL

FROM GRAND cENrRAL station tsD sTRE Mdan
100 a. MEsSsdpi si S@@s" and Mon 4 fe%
$50 A. M-hxcept surosy Empire ct 'tlbsny. tttca
:, facu. and Rocneser. Due Buffalo ~ 10, p POD ~" r.
Niagara Falls $50 ,. m. This train Is i'""s" -
o.so A. M@DaIy. Fast Mail ,r P9ashk;eePsI,s ;r5 Ara
lary Itca. syracuse. Rochester, EuHa'o .>'"s"'"
o,to Al ny pt surday For Caskll Mountains
Saratoga Iaae George. Green Mountains ana NJ"
1890 M-Excep Sunday. Day Express For ca Ns.
Maintains. Richheld up inss and all Emporium WV
900 :. NJ 1Daiiy Southwestern Limited Fer co !nT
bus Cncnnati. lndlapop9s and ~, .@' che ter
100 MDsy chicago SPECIAL for r. p r5ns S.S
Albany sc,enes.aiy. rtca. Syracuse. Rochester
ao% ss G 5s a sGS ci ay an a' Ia
3.3o - N ETcsp ~ snndav West Point Poughkerpse
Cafsku Mountains ANanN. Troy. Shfa''sa r,r.i,
so a. M Chicago 80 , NJ Stops a, Albany
600 r 3i,s;. e ps ';Gy a1 T rd, 'sS4f
CO.. cneIE' n,nfinn'' 81 6ang Troy Adirondack
M sc s ef roea 'ns s. g eo lsss Lave na@pa
MDay For sar %, Tax FAKE csa
Islands anil Montreal. Friday only. sleeping car to
7ao MSa For runss Ss 9scss Fang so G'vs
sn a eoss S,ny 81 and V Gca chicago
only. Tor points Fail Brook Railway. Via Lyons
o, AZ e fsSPs''' :, syracuse o.w.so w..swn
Cape vincent Ogdenshu-s. IuTalo NiagsrHa raH %,
Cleveland. TOled, Chicago. excH1 Sa'1'9dy '''
Album Road. SUNDAYS only. Glc'"fsFuie
f2:1O NIGHT-Thcare train FOR Chicago ana p'lnc.pa
points New-York Central. every night rN''I
SUNDAY night. SUNDAY nights Glofersville ana 'hl-
eago sleepsrs leave 9.i5 r. NJ. ira n
0;OU \. NJ. and :,:,5 r. M.-DaIiy except sunday -
9:r5 A M-Sn,day ,ny. to Pftsneld and the B'rk
shire bills VIA fTarlem Iir'sloi' .,.,.,,
'AIJ. NIGHT TRAtNS TO fONhEl'S. , ,
"A night trains between l'Itl-st ana pol'' .'.i
Putnam Division - fer as ionk"rs. IN r,n ~, ",u
the Elevated Pfad This is the only Inc running al
night trains q New York.
Nqgror Palace Cars ali through ira MS
Trains iiiurr inaied with I'insch Light . s,o,to,
Tickets Wagner Offices a. GrAni 'eniif
l1s oa lwn, Il Park Place 26i. 4i3 Broadway III RS
iitt St gf2 BruaGNav. 235 columbus ave-: 81 -se
tnrfn and 1"Sh st. station New YORK: 7fo ar" ~
i-,fon = and 10; froaGway + D. Brooklyn , ~.
baggage checked from hotel rerccn"e b' me WEI
cot t'omnany.
JOHN VI. TOVCEY. GtDR'is' -. ~ 90,
General Manager iieneFal Fss@"'iH' l>S-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coai u.ed exclusively
-Four Tracks. Automatic tiock signals.
OF AnH affer iura * 1870

Trains Ie1Ve -Iatl1n f00t Z LbsT'V =
FOR Fason Battlefront. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &ct
80 IL $50 1l:i5 Easion) :. N ~ 70 4S
"a =. IL 10 Ea.,on, g. ~ 100 80 500 "
For Wlikesharre. Pniston and Scranton BIO A. NJ
ITO l:9D 4:f5 I. ". sundays 80 \ VI
For Roadin- a. $40 500. ".lo 1000 j - \ ~, $50
80 .:oG $50 800 J.i5 900 p NJ. y ~ nish' sun
fsVs 4:20 NJ 100 200 30. $3.50 p ". = u niEn,
For Harrisburg i:3o. 500. 40 II 80 \ ". l:a
30 400 $40 J:i5 p NJ. y 10 n'en'. sundays I'D
+ ~ eco 80 500 4 NJ. - - night o..
For Sunburv. Iewisburg and Wllamsp'r'. d, t"' 80,
9:lO A. NJ i:Io 1870. 900 p ". sundays 4'oo A. ~
I,.aA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Nsw-N"rk i.-,' or "a =.
follows and five minutes rsFer On g. -V'oyaIv
900 nng"amSo ss''P Tm1 'N RaTsr radti Iams.
town Me1dville and the West Arrive buta 0
80 T. NJ Fa'lor car RunaO. go
200 .S ~ sso i. "a fs "'n %' 'S
cleveland 80 4 NJ. Chicago p VI. scope :
L. Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. DINING
-.oO y. N.-Bunalo and Cleveland NesuhuieI Ey-
I.')U pres- DAILY. arrives rnNalp Il5 A. ~. l;rai
ford : - NJ Jamestown S:'5 4 NJ; Cl've
land l:ij T. NJ Sleepors TO Buffalo and Ileve
land making d'rec. connections for Detroit.
Chcag, and he w 81 .
$40 BAN Nm da s 10 chas s 'Ha H's'1 BIZ
fao Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining c!r
rI,ICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND ~ LLMAN
accommodating at IL @6i +oI ara -, -, ir2adwa'
Chambers and West 23i ferries. New York: l@ ami
726 Fulton-s 100 Broadway BROOKLYN: 100 Hudson $
Iloboen I.rsey Wescot Express calls
Snr and checks baggage hotels and residences to
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot Of West 4ed St follows % min
utrs earlier from Franklin ST..
1865 \. VI. for West cornwall. Orr's Mills I.ar"s
Mohon; ana Mlnewaska. Mdl!letown. blooming 'utgh
Ellenyie Falisburgh fIurleyyle Lake kamesha. Lib
erty. scranton. Walton. Delhi sidney Norwich Utica
Oneida Fulton. Oswego
o:IJ 4. W.. Campbell Hail Mdde,own. Bloom
ingburgh Wurshoro. EllenNile. Mountain Dale. Centre
vile Falsburgn. AXE Kiamesha, HuileNfihe Liberty
Falls. Liberty White Lake.
I:t5 II. Vi. saturdays onl>). FOR Middletown Bloom
ingbrrgi Wl.tshoro. Ellenvlle Mountain Dale. Centre
Nle Pittsburgh. Lake Namesha. IurleyVile, Liberty
Falls Liberty White Lake Parksyille. Livingston Ma"o'
Rockland
::I5 y. W.. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and
Minnewaska Mlddletown oominsburgh Wurtshcro FL
lcnvie Mountain Dale centrevllle, Falisbursh Lac
kiamesha. fIureyVile Liberty Falls. Liberty White
Lake Parksyllle, Livingston Manor Rockiand
+,i0 y. VI. Daily. for Campbell Hall Middle'own
Liberty Livingston Manor Walton. Delhi Sidney Nor
wich Randaiisyille Oneida. Fulton Oswego Niagara
Fails and points Wes': Pullman Sleeping Car; Reclining
Chair car fire. to Niagara Falls. $500 .
5,l5 o.. W., for West Cornwall. Orrs NILS Meadow
BROOK burnside Campbell Hall. Stony Ford Crystal
Ran Middletown. Wintcrton, Boomingburgh Wur'sooro
Tickets and Pullman at 37l Broadway, \. Y.
!. G ANDERSON O. + \. % Beaver s. y '.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
EI-RGLARS IN WHITESTONE

Four houses in Whitestone were entered by burg
lars Wednesday night, but little booty was secured
At 3 O'Clock yesterday morning Edward liolcombc
was awakened by the barking OF his dog. Hastily
dressing he abbed "A revolver and rushed down
stairs just in time TO man jump out OF the
window and run away. Although he fired five shots
80 the burglar, none Of them took effect. In the
dining room Nj. liolcombe found quantity OF his
silVerware aud other Naluahlcs wrapped mp in a
table Goth. all ready for removal During thr
night James Muil"nS TOsdhOusc was broken into
and Il quantity OF liquors and cigars taken. when
Thomas McI.eeS arose wednesday morning he round
thai thieves had taken new ~uit OF clothing con-
tanning y small sum OF money and his commutaiion
ticket from his bedroom. The house OF Charles
Hyatt was also entered. but nothing was taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
Ocean Steamers

>~~~o>~co>oo>~ooono~non ooooonNonnNNcN|ocrN
E9ORTM @GREINM llWVlDo
FROM NETWORK.
SOuTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. >,
Cabin SEQ and upward according to location, ii
Cabin SI5 and upward.
Spree Tues Aug2 30 10 am. Tave, Tues sept T. ~ an
Iahn Tues sept spree. Tues sept y 10 a m
Uayei Tues Septs 10 m. Lain. Tues. sept ~ 10 "A M
CEiFRROI'RG. PARIS. BRENEN
Aller Sat Aug ~ 10 an Saale Sat Sept. = 10 a.
Return tickets available from Mediterranean or from
Bremen. London or HSyre. - ...
NETHERLANDS SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Fulda....Aug - 10 a Kaiser. sept. T. 10 m
Ems. Aiia p. m. N"rra Sept. H. 10 a. m
OELRICHs & Co. Bowling Green
GERMAN NaETl1TE RRANEAN SERVICE
NORTH GERMAN 'HAMBI re- AMERICAS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

The Aioniauk Tribe Of Indians held their annual
meeting i'm Crowclrs Hail in sag Harbor on
Wednesday night. There were over two hundred
members Of the tribe in attendance II was de-
cde ihat the Indians should night for their rights
~ MontauN. thc> claiming to own thu land there,
and thcy gave their lawyer funds 10 iogin an 80
ton chief Wyandank Pharaoh says thai tie
Indians viii now try 10 reclaim the whole OF Mon
falIl..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
VALLEY RAILROAD

Stntions foot on CortIn ndI md Drsbrossr. 80
$40 4. VI. daily SUNDAYS. 700 A. Nj for MAJ"
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TER Ei'TFATO NIAGtRt FAILS S'SpEi ri'N
PRIDGE an 4 tho Wes and principal - a pint. NJ
err to Suspension Bridge. Pullman Nestb"e sleeper -
~ 100 A. W. daily excert sunday. for MAiCH
Xxx and intermediate points Connections Tor head-
81 IIarrsburg
L. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

cnNPAN z AMER0GA l0GN[SS
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mental line Du.uih Paul AMI Minneapolis 90 Montana
and Pacific coast neNceeh freight and express service
1onTrcfons seattle with
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Largest steamship company IN Asia Fleet ~ ~ steam
ship. reaching Hawaii. Japan China siberia. Australia
india, Europe"
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address +. l. WHITNEY. q T.. x +. y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

roar< over Rrsistcd's land under water and cover
Ing his guests who are FOND Of bathing with MIN
Jus,ice Goodrich appointed f. w. Ostrander reteree
TO take the testimony