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New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
CAPTAIN SHEEH4N to 81 InihD'
ALLEGED FAILURE TO GET EVIDENCE N''''-''-
policy PLACES IN HIS PRECINCT

,.,,rcun FAILURE TO GET EVIDENCE A"Ai-N'i
por,cy PLACES IN HIS PRECINCT.
po,,oo can,ain sheeban. Of the West for'y-se'-
enth-st station. will have TO stinu ',~' -, o,,,
So cor,oies,oners because he failed TO gel e''
- - -, he rocv men who were arrested III
a., ,.aosive raid In his precinct by Centrai oii.'
s.oo,,,,.s on Wednesday evening. oihc.alS "' '''
Ca,,rai Office were unwilling 10 tax a"u' ON
So, c,ea Yesterday but their opihlohs WV"
L,our N he divided. Commissioner i
credi,.d with n determination to in)ure
md nrevent his further promotion III ''Ie -
mont because Shoehan has been faVoreu ~
,,ooar Roosevelt IL was at Mr.. Parhi = ~
$50, ,ho, detectives were sent into Sheciia"F1 p''
n,rc, moro than two months ago to get e'iI ','
ogains, the policy men. and At tha' 'i''
Roosevelt was favoring the promouoh oi 'ne" .'
60 NO an insnector. although Sheehan had peet'
captain only short time. a., . X
Cantain sheehan had ample warning OF the W'n
,,a on, nv Nr Parker lie told by Chia'
Ct, ,,,o rron,hs ago that Mr. Parker had re"
oo,ycd Information that the precinct was iul VI
,o,;c, srons and that detectives bad been delalie'
10 get evidence against the poncy ii'Sii ,d ia dn -
cinct Sheehan said he was ooins ''' uirninr ~, how
get evidence He made use OF lne ,ndnn, Den
ever for he consulted with SUPER Srcod him
nett OF Dr. Parkhursts society; anu Sheehan and
Ss own msn arrested about seventy polcy N men @ 81.
the precinct about ten times as h,,t The arrests
been arrested in the precinct before p. s, tn,
,ere catering and attracted little attention. S dl
Captain and his men were soreis .sn aa ~, INF
r,ainod when the Central Office detectives Men hr,
r. ,racinc, with warrants directed against tnlH
nine pocv shops and made forty-nlne arr .,yas
~ "vneetel that CAPTAIN Sheehan's detecIlNts
in E D15ccd on trial also for negligence in allow
ing so many policy shops TO go uiiIal,1 cod cot
detected The only grain of SomioG, ny was that ali
Of the prisoners except five had 10 pc us ,h,,
on account of failure Of witnesses 10 ''e"'"' '"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
TIE ALCOHOL TAN QUESTION.

The Joint Congress committee 10 investigate the
question OF the repeal of the internal revenue tax
on alcohol used in the arts and manufactures held
It's last session in this city. yesterday at NO. -oo
broadway. George Ingehard, Of Chicago. who sad
he represent ed organizations which comprised prac
ticav the entire retail drug trade OF the country.
asked for the repeal of the tax. Edward H. Hance
said the wholesale men favored free alcohol
Some further testimony was taken. ana tnen the
committee adjourned 10 meet later in Washington
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
ROBERTS TESTIFIFS AGAINST UITTON.

The principal witness in yesterdays session of the
trial of Stephen A. Dutton, charged with swindllng
Ms Mary A. Godfrey and her daughter. Miss LILY
\. Godfry. formerly of Washington, before Judge
NewbuYger In Part 7. General Sessions. yesterday
was Ellis II. Roberts. former Assistant United
States Treasurer here. He was called as witness
for the prosecution. Earlier in hc day Duton mad
denied that he had eyer signed or given 10 the
Franklin National Hank a written statement in ref
.rcnco to his ownership Of certain dock property in
BROOKLYN This statement was produced in court.
and Mr.. Roberts. who is now president Of the
FRANKLIN National Bank. testified that Dutton had
signed the siafem mcnf IN his OH 20. Mr. Roberts sad
that he himself wrote the statement and Dutton
signed :; in July. 1894. when putton had ndors'd e.
note and wanted to get il disc Dun;cd. Mr.. Roberts
said 'h1f be caused Dutions arrest when he dis
covered that his statement WAS untrue.
The trial adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey

The greatest and best of medlclnal
stimuIants. The vitalizing principle
contained in the pure malt feeds ana
nourishes every part of the body, tones
np the stomach and sharpcns the app
petite. 1t soOthes excited nerves.
arouses the circulation and restores
lost energy. AS stimulant and tome
il has never been cqualcd.
No wide awake druggist or grocer
thinks of being ont Of Dnlfy's pure
malt.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W. ~ ST station. y. y. as follows and
1, IN earlier from foot Franklin st;
:,;:,O A VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo. . p....
.,I5 ~ NJ Daily for Albany uca Syrscns 1870
ter Hural3 Niagara Fails. Toledo. Cleveland CnlcaSo
Ii.::, A. NJ. DAILY. except SUNDAY 70 Sa,,Miil Noun
Albany ruca sara,oga. caldwell. Lake George farior
GOO p " Dailv for ALBANY. Montreal. rtica Syracuse
E1chester Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit
cleveland. Chicago and -. LOUIS .
,,t5 T. M DAILY excep, sunday. for Utica. syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. ,.-
sal, p NJ nal, for Albany Utica. syracuse. Rochester,
I,InaIo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland chi
cago and -. Louis
Time tables AT principal hotels and Offices
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt New York
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
For Thin People

Who lack strength and vigor there Is
nothing better than a pure malt sum
ulant to build up the system ana
clothc the body with sound, healthy
flesh. Nothing so quickly gives new
life 10 the dcbilitated.
This fact has been proved by thou-
sands of men and women who nave
Gained health and strength by using
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
Railroads.
DEkNSY LVANIA
R ATIsRoAD.

IA E ELA1A1ls&0->
STATIONS foo, Of DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANpr
In Effect Noyeinber 10. 1896 -.
500 u VI. FAST MMTmPalI%sn man Buffet Sleeping Car
900 A. VI EAST LNElg Car ,t}Trin 70 rIi5souPSi Pman
impairment sleepns Di ans smsklns iceland @ea 4o
Houisyne ii45 A. ~. st. Louis 324 T. NJ and
30" =. ~ ~ HHcAGo AsD So LOUIS EXrREssd snd
sleeping AMI Dining cars 10 10 81, io' s.. Louis 7i3
GOO r. u. WEsrfRH EXPREss ;sy.sns and Pn
I25 A. H. che@g9 l,HeT p n SfH SI; %SIP;Rsssleeping
Dining cars to Cincinnati and 81 10 is"I - = n St.
500 T. " rXclFic man Shaping ss5 Teye Ter
land 's> %AssGToS r%',9 xsDT"E S1rTH ~ :,o sse
ngessona & Lin ali Paor and Dining caro-, q, c,9L 4So
sDn51g "ns $ Ss5 So go go II OR1i N S as Lin
all rar9r & and Pin1s M ,sI5 r&T,' nigi. gio '''''
sol, TiERN RAlwXYs2o = daily E,mas sIsepe,s Ashe to
M. NJ and Hot sprins. 2.l5 night daily seepeFs TO
s1 rc @ coHsT LN-o3o NJ daily sIsspers, % Ga,,y to
rackson VILE Port Tampa. ard Macon 'o' T. y" ""'
M EemSGG or6 S"a naiiGw%y riT4?"yE Express 800 P NJ
da f9 9 sssp9F c6MFoRT %gT ann SihpS SooL
f,ls }H I'D pn'u A NJ weekdays and with Ihfo's"
,4I EesgsT s%r M p 100 % F. weekdays Through Buffet
FOR CAPE NAY hurry PARK ocean Grove. and POM
F' T1asS ns pc l?o $40 9g sma l" for ,buSy 81 ny
weekdays: sundav D., y. NJ
FaiE'' '''' - N,,Su -. VLiDEi.FHiA, ,,., ,o IN
% 6nns ' cao' III II u Gol, 'S SDiane a caS' s 10 10
pinns ,'1 ~ - ,gh si Vrdays 80 $50 93D ;s, 90
:. T. NJ IL '1,t' 8. - friag Carp ; 30 'l,inns
Limited l3 IL q, ~ 8 in carr. 7i5. s. . +. N
T. IL night. ~ 90 1893 III. and 26l
Ticket Offices: Nos. -. ''' Dot of Desbrosses ana
,rtlandt streets: court Street tion f,ot Of Fulton
T,raadnay and Brooklyn ArneS - - The New York
sfr,.f Irooklvn. station I"rrey = . baggage from
Trlnsfer COMPANY Wal ,t,nh ,tt ~. =, 40 nation
:. ~ Pi;EVOST ."i Passr Agent.
General Manager. '''h''''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

rented room from her. Mrs. Wallace asserted that
her husband and father In law had conspircd 10 get
rid of and ruin her, and the father Of the plaintiff
admitted ON the stand that he had employed de-
tectives to watch his sons wife, although he had
never seen her commit any overt act
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

sentod TO the prisoners discharge. but nad MN re-
arrested as soon he stepped outside the court on
a similar complaint which had been sworn out IN
the centre Street Police Court lie was taken 10
the Tonbs in 500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
Hni!roa0o.
>..~N'N. ~ ~ ~. y y ~ - @NN>> N>>o
DEL. LACK tWtNNA AND WESTERN H. II
stations In \cw-NOri.. foot of barclay nnI
Christopher streets.
NESTIBt LED TRAINS. PULLMAN uIEEET
CARS pI<TSCH LIGHT -

Drect route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoyTcr.,rR
TIE ORANGES. summit. EaInardsvlllc l,asxing
Ridge. Madison. Morrstown. passac Paterson P";,
ton; Dover; Stanhope. NEWTON. ECDDs LAKE
LAKE IOPiT'ONG. Hackeitsiown SCIIo1i.Ey,S
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHIf..PSEU RG r,sTClE
WATER GAP. STkOl'p 'pSRl' KG. Pocono N.un,ains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WILkESBARRE IA NI,r'
COKE bANNILlE: NoETHl' 'MnERf.AND Moni-
rose. BINGHAHToN. OXFORD. NORWICH Wa,nr-
vile. Utica KIcHFIELD SPRINGS cor,Jsns
SYRACUSE. oSWEGO. ITHACA OWEGO tIvIpa
CORNING. BATH. DAN>NIILE. BUFFALO a,d 81;
points WEST. NOETHWEST AND SOt'TIiV.r-ST "''
500 \. .iM-BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops a, rrncrsl
~ ''"''' '"'
1000 \. M.-CCaf. car). R1rFaIO SCRANTON prxc
HAMroN t~IioA RICHFIELD STRINGS sYDt
Carr Connecting at Buffalo with trains f9r chraro
and points west. " "'''s'
100 J.; NJ ..,Dafe carr SCRANTON. wII.REsBARRr
and ELMII.A EXpREsS. Pullman Tarlor ca.s nm
400 =. " st RANrpN. wIi.KESBARRE ana pI,r
oUTH EMPRESS Pullman nIr~t PAror Sar " u
13O 7. NJ daiiy-Bufslp Nes'ibuied f.im.ied r,n,.s.
for SCRANTON. BfNGHAMrOS EIMIp. IT,
fAlp. Pullman Bnnet Sleeping Ccnnc-.tns q,
uualo with trains for Chicago and point. wes, -
go = NJ. nailv-Bl FFAiO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON. ITHACA. UTICA. SYRACUSE and cewTco
IMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Se-pers " '
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS o.,
Henry Gaze sons. Limited. ii3 Br1adwsv IL p,rTs ~
va =, 40 Er"ad"ay Tickets at ferry stations ..s
Hroaf"aN III 4th-aie.. icih-s, - Wes, fs,, :,
- 'oiuni az. Now YORK. 33s 7e0 Fulton =, al
l"' Iroad"s. Brc4kiyn Timetables giving ful lnfor
WESTcoTT EMPRESS COMPANY Will call FOR and
check baggage from hote! 90 residence destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

I/hNF OTh. IsIU'TIy II, IfIg.
CHICAGO. = =. NJ. ali IL IL night
Pil1SB re-. 80. OK sun, sun. II II night
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. io a. IN. p.
WASIIINGTrN. BALTIMORE 500 10 Dining Carr
II Dining 'arb. -. 2 20 Dining carr. Dining
carr p /: r. ni.h' sunday. 10 Dining Car). II 20
d. Dining 'ar, piniag carr. > Dining Car. l. II
aght
NORFOLK. ii.3O a. daily
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. $50 ? N. Sunday
2.Or
All trains illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Orice-. ll3 I12 csi AZ. lao u way. ~ T. 18th ST.
i27 Bowery. 329 3it Fulton 1t. Br "kvn. station
Liberty -, 9. II. II or y. J. Baggage checked
from hotel rrsG, nee 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
ERTE RAILROAD.

r,..,.. ,.,tn. :eay, Hcw-lVTa. ivut ~ Si.A
,,iss. al nve MN earlier faJ!n Hsst ayery
- - vi -[esuuuied LApress Daiiy lar sme,-
E(5U .,nsr,u,ton. triii buffalo. Diadtos1 Ius.,
,"wn Neatvii- and thr " est AriH"
sui r. NJ Parlor to IuHaIo ,, lid
ann l.. M-Vsstiulod limited fast man i5aiiy : .s
E:t)U ,-air ~, Chicago. Via ChautnI'.da Lake AIN
- ceveand T:,0 A. NJ. tnieaSo . r. ~ See.
10 Chcaxo. Cleveland sad Cincinnati D"bN>
eoO T. M.-l,unalo snd Ccycand Nesuna'ed p,.S
I:5V ur.s, Daily arrives Buffalo d;l3 A. ~ 5rao-
eord d7iS l. NJ Jamestown s55 A. NJ; C&leys- &
ana l:lS p NJ Sleepers 10 Iiunair ana 80
iand making direct connections ior De''o"'
Chicaco and hr West Fan.
S:4j bsy soid rain cisas' .Sr s.sD,r' GO, g sa'
,r,fcgETs I.OrN TIME cATnS hNn, ,.L,I...eS
I".rncrrrmo,a,ons AZ Ill csi. ioi and r'' BroadwN
IN fswey iso East i?S,h Il, and 81 Tes 3ss and
80 Tu,on~st 100 Broadway lirookiyn zoo Huason
noo"H .nH check, taggag. hotels and resiasncss
EeSttrstion
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

WASHING. A resp .cianl" " 'hl'n S,,en.
u take home washing by DAY or u0-Nr
- references NJ Mt'LiIGAN. PIG we"
a7th sr
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

COOK. Dinner or order. sober. economi
cu. Yankee. acquainted with New Eng
lani dishes . 2.3 3d-aye
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

GREATLY reduced rental. handsomely fur
nished. good-sized house on West End
ave-. near sSth-st.; season or wear. Ed
MUND s. MILLS. sos 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
BITS OF LEGAL INTELLlGENCE

49, pITS OF LEGAL. INTELLIGENCE.
There was an imposing array OF legai hgh'S III Tue
Gupreme Court before Justice Smyth yesterday
xhen another of the varying phases of the Huckie-
berrv Road litigation argued Last week Con-
troIler Fitch gave the franchise TO builc street
rairoat from the Bronx the Harlem. TO the REQ
ple's Traction COMPANY William f. Sheehan icr
fhe North York Traction Company, yesterday
asked for an Injunction 10 restrain tnc feople D
(omrany from going on with the work or constrLc-
fion as the award was Illegally made 70 them Inc
ca SO went over until Monday. the People onpahy
agreeing that in the mean time they WouIu not pe-
gin construction
A jury in the Eighth District Court. after delib-
Grafton lasting an hour and half. yesterday
awarded $40 to ex-Assistant District Attorney
Francis l.. Wellman for damages TO his carriage
an attendant at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. On the
night of March 90 MIR. Wellman and his wife. who
was Miss Emma Juch. the singer. drove 10 the
On the stand he asserted that the colored man in
uniform outside the theatre opened their carriage
door before the horses stopped. and the door was
wrenched off against a lamppost. Mr.. Miner denied
his liability stating that the attendant was not en-
poyed by him. On hearing the verdict his counsel
gave notice that he would move for new trial.
Justice Stiner agreed to hear argument on the mo-
tion on Wednesday.
Justice MacLean in the Supreme Court. yesterday
refused 10 grant decree of divorce to William Wal
lace from his wife. Hester. and dismissed the
plant in the action. Wallace is the of Alex
ender H. Wallace, a wealthy builder. He named as
correspondent Nathaniel II. Spitzer young man
who met Mrs. Wallace at ball. and afterward
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
HELP WANTED

Female.
WAN I'D In a large drygO0ds commits
sion house. a young lady 70 10 cieric,i
WORK; must write neatly and rapidly. De-
QUICK al ngures. and pave some knowledge
oi sten"eiaphy ana fypewriiing. Address
IN OWE haniwfitins. with references. H..
Box Si3. New-York Postofiice.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

<l0NNN>NNNN~NN<vN~N~>
Female.
ATTENDANT.-A young lady of refine
ment desires position as attendant 20
elderly lady or invalid. or as nursery gov
erness to young children. music and Eng
lsh Address CLARA n. DAVIS. 1.oo
Facllic-st.. lIrooklyn.
AT 4 CHURCH EMPLOYMENT tRfAl
,Sr. BARTHOI.oMEW'S 100 EAST i,i.
---Carrfuly selected domestic servants.
housecleanrrs. day workers. stopgaDs. mer-
camille and professional departments.
COOK, &c.-As nrst-cass cook or office
clearing. by respectable colored girl. Nd
dress ;6s West l26th ST.. care of Mrs.
Brown. lst floor.
COOK First class cook wishes place In
small private family wages SO per
month. best reference. $50 West i3d-st
ring Watsons bell
COOK.-German; 70: flrst-class all around.
dinner: good butcher. carver; hotel, res
taurant. private; city or country. H.. 10
Garden-st.. Hoboken. n. J.
COOK.-Japanese: nrst-class; hotel ~
family. Address sADA. l28 Cherry-se
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
THE COURTS.
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
co1.pr oE ApPEAIs CALENDAR.

Washington. Dec. 3.-1n the Cni'ed "'h''' %
preme Court tomorrow the call will be NOS 0lf'
4i5 ST. 6. and 2Si.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

Albany. Dec s.-The Court Of Appeals day calen
dar for tomorrow is Nos 6SS. 6i5 ofs 100 o'' o''
C9S and Gil.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-four tracks. Automatic Blo,l = mails
on and after Nov. %. 1876.


-Four tracks. Automatic Bo,l S..nlis
on and after Nov % 1876.
Trains lssve station foot Of I.lery s.
For Faston, Bethlehem. Allentown. Nauca Chunk. &c,
$50 1:is o:iO III ~ u Easton) \ ~. il0 i3D AS
q ~ to Ias,on, 545 q 30 20 Nlisnto1nl y f. sunGays
40 (7:l5 70 Eas,on) A. NJ. 100 $50 p. y.
For wilkerbarre. Pi;tstcn. ard scranton. $40 A. M.
40 20 g:i5 =. NJ Sundsvs. +:3J = 81
For Reading al, 40 500 o;lo 1000 n. p A. ~. 10
DAYS. 4 20 A. NJ. !. 90 200. 500 80 =. y i9l5 nent
For Harrisburg at 30. 500, alo. li3o \ ". l;lo
80 4.aO 800 54J T. NJ. l2:i5 night sundays. 80
A. H. 100 $50 p NJ. lo:l5 nigh.
90 o:io 4. Il. Iio 1870. 600 p. NJ. sundays 40
- ALL RAIi. ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. re-
-. Red Bank Long Branch. As'liv rark. Oc>aa
cror. and points south TO Poin, P@asan'. ~ so
,o,S~. NJ 100 f:45 $40 70 Fed ns-o. 4is. 40
s:ss 81 p n sunday. 'stops c a. !, 'r.ls1 =. As
'"'S '"~ For LAKEWOOD.
p. ~ 49, ,. ,.x,, , -. "a
For A,ani,S & " vineland and Brdsson. 43o A NJ
For Nonrc,rt 'e';S. srHbr'rht .,d HThIa,as - -
. " sursav. o n A. ". 4no p
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
COURT CALENDARS TOp TOnAY

Y.
Appellate Division SUprcn.e Cou.i-Recess
Supreme Court-Appella;e TeIm-Adjourned for the
term
supreme Court-Speciai Term-Part I-I3eforc Smyth
J.-Motion calendar called at ~ a.
Supreme Court-Specai Tcrni-PaTt II-Iicfore Law
renee Court opens a. 1913" a N. Exparte matters
VII and VIII Adjourned for tn
supreme Couri-Trial Tetm-raits II. III. ". V W.
VII VII: IN X and X Adiorrned for The torn
Motion calenda ar called a. 1870 n No. l2a7. WI ot
w. Thompson Mar A. Compton; Henry \ Mot. Fred
erck a. Hertz Horace Theal. John g. James Sancy
Ress. at lO:3O M; Bridget Reilly and Jane Cowen
p.
surTogate.s court..Trlai Tern-Before Arnold. s-No
1885, will Of Zahta II. De r. ChaDot iNo H. al = ~ IN :
No 1915 will Of Zahta II. DE Y. Chahoi. al . p m.
City Court-Speciai Term--Before Mccarthy Court
opens at 10 a. IN. Motions 1890 a.
City Court-Genera Term. Adjourned term.
City Court-Tral Term PARTS |. H. III AMI ~ Ad-
journed for the
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Smyth. !.
Matter of Arnold-John II. Rogan.
Marx tiraham--Charies DonohCe
Galewski agt. Meryash William F. Hart.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
BY Smyth j.
Bertha Kaufman Louis Belin-Mnysr & Go,s-
man.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
t,aiIroa0s.
DISQUALIFICATION

HnVU0NAILC NAsEWOAU
c.iO 4 " daily SUNDAY 700 \. NJ for MAI'H
CHUNK and intermediate stations. 10000. ,r,,,.,
S.i5 4. ". daily f,r MILkESBMAi;:ik ~ ~: r. iHr' IuH &
SIsPENSfON BRIDGE. and the West ana prnoipal
local ri'nfs Dining and Chair car To l.pilo.
1880 4. W. daily except Sunday. for MA''H 'fiDNN
Intermediate points.
IL noon daily. except sunday
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives nnnalo e:'5 =. N. Pullman Vcsi-bnls Day
~ ana erriec Mas Ia ,sri@ Connects Bu.
fa.p with through Sleeln- 'o 'hichs'. -,.
I2:tO Il. VI daily except sunday, tor MhH'h 'h"iH
10 y. W. ,aiiy. except SUNDAY. Tor Wi'hesbare.
Pr-ion. scranton ana pircpl informed "a. .'is
CONNECTS for all points IN coa regions 'ha'r'"'s %
t.IOP w. daily. except sundar. for Wlkesbarre.
scranton and principal inferno late stations
Connects Viii ell points IN cal fegJl lulinin hut"t
s:,5 r. VI. daily Tor EAsToS ard intermediate sta
G,IOP. VI daily. except SUNDAY. Express fr stating
and principal intermediate stations onnects for
Reading and Iiarrlsburg. chair ar t. Si"insi
!, $50 T.. VI. daily. fDr ~ FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West Pullman sleeper N'fNnhl'd TRAIN
y Y. - Chicago. Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto.
hcm Mau,h Chunk. SaNre Geneva Rochester and But-
falo Pullman sleeper f'r Buffalo . -.
TER nI'FFALo. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo Sleeper
Additional local trains daily. cxcep, sunday, for
goo 4 81 e.So 1 90 and 30 =. NJ
Tickets Pullman accommodations at Dr. 2I3 ?S.
and s23 Br9ad.ay = East ian s. iiG ist 10Th 81.
wav. and Brookyr Annex. Bro'kliL.
! ork Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
NIISCIclI.ANEnIS

WV (%>No<NNn<o>N>~ NNN-NNNNNNNNYNNo~o[
ABLE LAW Err gives reliable advice free,
divorces obtained without publicity. this
or other Siales. separation -svppolf
damages, claims. every nature. family or
business troubles quietly arranged: strictly
confidential 2dl Broaiway. Room 20.
WANTED. --Aa.eriisers who desire the
names and addresses of several thousand
residents Of Butler County. Ohio. envelopes
and wrappers addr ssei. Apply TO B.. Lock
Box 33l. Iaml.tun. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
N~oNNNNoNor~oSo.-~-/~r. ~-/~r.ooo~~.onocoooco
Male
FEW DOLLARS will start you in a
paying mail order business BUSINESS
GUIDE co, 80 +. 4,h-st.. Cincinnati. o.
SALESMEN coming TO the city viii find
homelike comforts and choice board al
23t West l4,h-st; reduced rates.
WANTED. Experienced. reiiabie gent.
In all parts OF the United states to
whom We can now assign special territory
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flee in which she began work she has
enlarged her quarters until she now
occupies an entire building and has
no less than ten men in her employ.
She is, however, sole manager of the
dental association as well as its or
ganizer. She is an active, progressive
worker in her profession. One of the
finest exhibits of dental work at the
Atlanta Exposition was sent by Miss
Rankin, and brought her high praise
from dentists all over the country.
Miss Rankin does not object to women
as co-workers, but, strange to say, has
never received an application for work
from a woman dentist The 200 wo-
men who are in the dental profession in
the United States are without eXcep-
tion in business for themselves.