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New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
BURGLARS AT ROCKAWAY BEACH.
THE SAFE IN THE STATION OF THE LONG ISL

TIE SAFE IN THE STATION OF THE LONG ISL
AND RAILROAD BLOWN OPEN.
Burglars entered the Seaside station OF the Long
Island Railroad at Rockaway Beach between mid
night of Sunday and o'clock yesterday morn
Ing The safe was blown open and 500 In cash
and some railroad tickets were stolen The money
belonged 10 the Long Island Railroad and the
Western Union Telegraph Company. The burg
lars first forced an entrance into the waiting room
of the station. Then they forced the door OF the
ticket office and next forced explosives into the
crevices OF the safe This completed. they wrapped
several horse blankets and other heavy cloths
about the safe deaden the report. The explo-
sion forced open both the inner and outer doors
OF the safe. The money was taken, and then the
box containing the railroad tickets was broken
open and some tickets abstractcd.
The moncy was that taken i'm at the railroad and
telegraph Offices on Saturday and Sunday. II was
not much compared with the number Of people
who take the train there. most Of hose who
come from the cities have excursion tickets. No
heard the explosion. The police station + less
than block away from the depot. hut there l. bu
one officer duty at night ard he is kept bus,
patrolling the beach 9ad IT," vicinity of the ko'"s
The railroad contrary he's ;s police force fo-
the station rcnlsins unC'arded ai night
There Is Glow to the thieves. u is supposed
they took a rowboat and roved across the inlet OF
walked 10 Far Rockawav The station agent says
he saw three well dressed men about the depot
cral times in the evening. and that they were on
depot but he did not see them there when he was
going horne
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
LONG REACH HOTELS srnpMv CLOSE

There wss a stormy time =; The Long Beach Hoici
on Ga uriay when Mareeer Murray snn 1Gnced - the
walters. laundry girls and Other employees that all
his available assets consisted Of checks ami drafts
which coud rot be cashed until the banks opcnei
Monday morning With The aid OF the police ,hov
were finally paciicd, ard many OF them t)ok the
rain for NewYork city. They promised their
money the ONCE of ne attorney representing Mr.
Murray at No g. Cedar-st.. New-York az soon a :
possible after the banks opened Yesterday morning
Al an early hour a crowd 81 the former employees
collected and waited around the attorneys once until
noon when they received q per cent Of the amount
due them. and assured that the balance would
be paid as soon the affairs Of the association
sirsig ened out Al the office % the Long Beach
Association it was said that the assets are more than
sufficient to all liabilities. and thai receiver
would not be necessary unless the creditors were dis
posed 10 force the association into liquidation. Al
Long Beach the cottages are all occupied TOE bathing
pa v1oD is open and trains running as usual
William { De VIII has moved the books and docu-
men,s relating 70 the charter o. Greater MeTh nS onS
TO cottage No H. where the work OF compiling ana
revising will be continued without interruption.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASIINGlON
For Phiad-lphia week days 'ao. 500 SD 900 io:r
U.30 Dining car, A. NJ "a 200 3:3O 400 n'utet
Parlo- can 40 500 dining can go" 30 300 iuS
= NJ. sundays 4:'p. 300. 100" II -"
fDnlag car A. NJ 200 400. 500 Dining carr. o;"
i. M 1918 nigh .o CO.
OCu II. ~ Dining car, A. N. go" $40 500 DINING
carr 600 p ~ 1918 nigh. Sundais 4:"o loN ="
Dining car j. NJ. 2Co. 800 dining Carl GOO = ~
l2:ij night.
Tickets and naror-ca- he procured Al foot OF
Liberty st. Il3 l72. eGl. as 9i4 40 l35 hr adwav
T3T 9Th Ave - East IAN ii3 East l25'h St z'3
Wes, i2.h- st. 2jl columbus Ave. New York. court
st Fnlon 81. Rrooklvr % Broadway. Williamsburg
Tho YORK VIII call Tar and cheek
baggage from hotels or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
" BLACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 10 p. ~ Through car 70 Rochester ru-
man yesfIbulrd Day Coaches and Parlor-Car Dinins
Car Service. Meals a In carte. . s.,
1880 r. W. daily except Sunday for l. a y juno
ton and Intermediate points - ,...
Ii4O p. VI. daily except sunday. for l. 90 " Juno
and all Intermediate stations Char-csrs 10 Nkesphre
:..:,O r. ". Sundays ony). for Mauch Chunk ana
Hazle'on and ali intermediate stations . ,,...-
4.1O y. VI. daily except sunday TOR b ~ ~ - -.
TON and principal Intermediate stations Pullman b1ne'
paror car 10 Wikrsbarre: connecting for Pot's'iie
5ii5 =. ". daily: for Easton and intermediate ''a
tons rhair-csr 10 Eas'on. .,.,a -.,e
t;:tO r. M daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALtS
AMI MI points West. Pullman Sleeper Ees,buled Tram
\ Y TO chicago Sleeper buffalo and Toronto Ton
reciions rcr Roadinr ana harrisburg. ,,oo,,-s
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West. Pullman Sleeper To Chicago ana buna'' '"''
car 10 Wilkssbarrr. ,-..~o,,
ii, 30 =. ". daily excep, sunday. for EAsToN and
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for HOUND
EP0OK ard Intermediate points leave az follows: VW
A. NJ 2:3O p NJ. 40 p VI. and $50 p NJ
Ticke,s and Pullman accommodations AZ 235 2.3 gt4
and so3 broadway ~ East 18th St. 156 East i25th 81
TO- r,oyery \ =; $50 Fulton Court St. gs Broad
way and rsrookvn Annex. Brootljn
..o, yo,t Transfer company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through TO destination
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

t"5ACHMAN. German. "a .ddie aged. thor
Cugh \ und-rsi sds his Ous 1sss. handy
FOR any Kind ~ work. GOOD reference.
HOLT Is Eaa, 30 81. rem.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier y. r.. foot OF RertoT-sf
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Normandie
Rumson Beach. Seabrigl'. Monmouth Reach ana Lons
Rrancn At 40 300 \. NJ. 100. 200. $40 f''"'
$40 r. NJ sundays q 30 4. NJ 100 p. VI.
For Elbernn AsburF Park Ocean Grove snd pon.s
south to point Pleasant II 90 A. NJ. 90 ":h go:
t;3o $50 r NJ sundays tstop nt lnier'ahen Tor Aso"y
Park and Grovel 100 p -. =,
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat. 4;5o A. NJ
900 3:ij i. " . oo
Atlantic cy vnelard and Brldge'on. 40 \ NJ. 100
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

.o.oo,oonoooINooOO O,NoO>oo-o~o~>>o,>0~
CAPITAL PROCURED for merchants.
manufacturers and others desiring to ex-
tend their business. stores and business
places sold quickly without publicity.
MDONALD & WIGGlNS. 40 Nassau-s;.
CIRCTLARs.- Wednesdays sp~ca!
price, various sizes 81 90 20 1900 fpr
10000. similar rate 5.cC0 other printing
proportionafcly low MERCHANTS PRINT
ING COMPANY. World Pudding.
FOR SALE-A first class milk route. do
ing q cans daily: everything in the best
condition. Gail or address ". .. kREI TI
RERG. lG7 loukcrs-ave.. corner Walnut
ST., Yonkers, y. Y.
COOP BUSINESS. Restaurant; mus, he
sold. .ow price. managed by strangers.
40 West iith-si. NeW-Y York cN NFR
Gas Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
PRINTING -Mo.t accessible office IN met
ropclitan district. quickcsi work ~ our
prices always lowest. MERCHANTS
PRINTING COMPANY. World Building
WILL. SELL. genera. store business. es-
,ablished over 30 years. near New-York.
about 81 COO necessary. good reasons Tor
selling. BUSINESS. Box g. Tribune or
fee. -
WILL SELL HALF-INTEREsT in zig
vaudeville ari burlesque company
booked solid In al nrst-ciass vaudevilie
houses. Address Al. REEVES HYDE
Behman's Theatre. Brooklyn.
WANTED Young man secretary
medicine manufacturing company. now
b-ing Incorporated. To- manufacture nov
meii,ine and skin wash. must invest $500
in stock. so week first year. rare chance.
Address r.. Bon g. Tribune.
WANTED. Inventors should write John
Wedderburn e Co. Patent Attorneys.
Washington. -. .. for their 81 600 prem
ium: monthly contest open 20 tnen npon
application.
s8po WILL RI'Y ami run coal yard. es
iahlishel. with latest facilities for
handling coal ana paving trade. nrs'
class even way. nsn@ better S't Nd
MONEY. Tribune On.c-
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
LL-RAll ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Bank. Long Branch. A.lury Park;o VS'nn 90
Grove aa1 points south Point Pleasant 80 s.5n
1910 lI:3O l. N q Saturdays ony,. lao 2o 80
400 a 80 IN Rcd Bank, 4:t5 $40. 6l5 600 saiurlcls
only 10 hshury Park and Ocean Grove i. NJ snndayS
stop Inicrnken for Asbury Park and ocean "roVe'
o:l5 A. NJ 80. 400 + NJ -, , to.
For lakewood. River. Barnegs. Park and barne
eat 20 $50 4 NJ. 10 40 r. NJ no =,
For Atlantic CITY. Nineand and Bridfetcn ''"o NJ
lao F. ". ,,,.,.A 81,
Nsvesnk 40. $50 ii:2O A. NJ. l:3o' 40 6'i' T. !"
A. NJ 400 T. NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
THE WING VIII CONTEST.

The conies, over the will of Lydia Wing an
eccentric old who died at Sheepshead Bay
about year ago. has been carried into the Su-
preme Court and jury will determine whether
Mrs Wings mind affected by the excessive
use OF liquor when she made the Will. Annie r.
harrington. one OF several nephews and nieces
who were cisinherited 10y Mrs. Wing. has begun
an action TO have the will declared void Surrogate
Abbott. after long contest admitted the Will 10
probate. The estate IL valued {23.0JD
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
PREPARING TO SUE FOP DAUlGES

infant daughter Alice Carly. by Justice Goodrich
of the Supreme Court Alice playing in the street
few days ago when the infant son of Mrs Mary
ChI. riding q bicycle. ran into her and iniew her
down The child was severely injured Mr Cartv
wants Ms I'hl fnr damages
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
a BARK DISABLED

bark. apparently disabled drifted close inshcrc
off Jones Inlet near Freeport yesterday morning.
Sh" ran dangerously near the beach and tho "a p
tain dropped anchor Captain Chichester. Of the
life-shYing station. sent word TO New York and
in the afternoon q tur went there and towed the
bari toward Sandy Hook. II is supposed she un-
shipped her rUdder n disabled
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Lave New York. loot oi Liberty VI. daily.
CHltA1O. > J. NJ. ana - ~ night
PI1TSbt KB. 33p. sun sun. IL ~ night.
CINCINNATI. II. LOUIS 10 n m. .. IN.
WASHlSGTON. BALTIMORE. si3 10 Dining Car.
II ~ m Dining csn. 2 ~ dining car. dining
carr 3. m ~ - night SUNDAY 10 Dining can. II 80
a ~ n inns carr. Dining Csri. Dining caD. ,.
m. rs night
NORFOLK. ~ - a daily
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. .. N. daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pn'sch Light.
Oslces: iIa. iI2 2Gi as, li4o Bway. 81 r. iith ~
i27 Bowey. N Y. 3ss 3H Fulton ST. Brooklyn. station
foot of Liberty St g r r. OF y. ]. baggage checked
from hotel residence 10 dettlnation.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

error in bookkeeping. and that he conhdenty ex-
nected 10 he able 10 clear himself from all sus-
picton of wrongdorg. He was paroled In the
sum OF sson for examination tomorrow mornihg
statement. His arrest created quite sensation at
Richmond Hill.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
THE POSTPONED FIRE CARNIVAL.

The unfavorabie condition Of the weather last
Saturday evening at Manhattan Beach necessarily
compelled postponcment Of the seventeenth an
nnal carnival Of FIRE Until Thursday evening II the
fkses are clear on that night OF the finest fire.
WORKS EXHIBITS ever seen In this part Of the country
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave N-w-lorf. fcoi = Chambers -
q. follow. nnd Nv. minutes earlier rom Ve.' - .
N.On A. M.-vesbuisd Express Isi.y for Wsvsriy
J.UV Binshan'on. F.riis PgTl0. Brstf.ft lams.-
town Mesfvis and tho West Arrv. Bu-,n
40 p. VI. PaIi'r - Buffalo
200 PAN ;oI casssS Il. : a sy ~. ~.
cleveland 30 A NJ. chcas' = 4 s'e,re.,
Chicago. Cleveland s1i circlrnar. Dl-ns
Car
73O Pre-. Mn9H;2 ,9 s1s. era ad1.s ei'?' v; r. =.
ford Z ~ " James'0wn - " Cl...-
land lis p. NJ Sleeyers - Dunai1 ard clsv.-
lard making direct connections 20 D.,roi,
Chicago and the " 81
$40 P:y sd ram 70 s,s ,r' 'e s.,p - p
fao. Chicago ana Cincinnati. lin1g Car
VrICKETS. local TINE CArpS ANu PULLMAN
i accommodations at III 26 4ol sni ~ Rr sdrar
i27 Bow.ry. isa Ess, l?'ih st ara 81 wesi i2lih..
Chambers and 23i - ferr'er NeN Y1'k ~ ~
20 f-uon-s'.. 100 Broadway Bro'slsn. 90 H8fson
lTo,oken Ci;y station Wes'~ff fs0res -srs
FOR and checks blggaze q n hotels ard resiens -
desflnafnn
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
DRESS " AkINE.

o<~~~NoN/>~~~~ N~~~N~N-Oo-NNND~cS"N~~
ARTISTIC DRES$MAKING at saort n
tce perfect 4, and fines, finish hotel
orders n specially. mod,rate prices Mrs.
MELROl. ~ East ll'h 81. between
Broadway ana University Place.
COrTt-RlEEE FRANCAIsE. formerly
with stern Brothers: advanced styles for
fall gowns. cspes and jackets. elegant
work. reasonable prices; ladies' materials
used remodellng short notice Nine AN
DERSON. 23S eth ave. near l3th-st: re-
moved from lSih-si.
DREsSMAKER Work by day at ladies
houses latest styles. 10 cents per day
from 10 TO Q. Address DRESSMAkER.
Box g. Tribune Office.
DRESSMAKER wants more customers
day or hour misses and childrens
dresser a specially: latest styles: half price
FOR dull season A. NJ, 4oi West 24'h ST.
DRESSMAKER A stylish dressmaker by
the dav 81 So frsi-class cutter and N
ter. children'f suits: quick worker: city or
vicinity. RELIABLE. .227 Broadway.
FRENCH DREsSMAKER. from Ducet.
cutter i,irr. god seamsiress: fall pat
terms. wants ehpagemsn; n family by
week or month. 230 Eas, lnih 81
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

NURSE. BY a nrs'-c,a's com?e.en, wv
frlstwortt'v Infants nurs" wli,"h III
ob.iging understands al oafN - 'o, .-,
-.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE s35O.oOo piece Of cen
'ral chicago property. producing fair m
come Incumhrarc4 $50. O0O viii take
clear Kansas city or ~. Louis. No. prop
eriy. or good stocks or bonds. WI. give
bargain - party able % assume incum
brancA c. g. SP0TSWOOD. Room 1Ol.
i45 La Salle-s... Chicago. III.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
ROAD.
cf.Nf,iED TIME-IARI.E

SUMNER TIMETABLE
rsr R.d Bank Long B.anch Elseron 60 ocean n1. orov'
As,urv Park Bsimor. Spring Lake and P9nt psas.n,
A. ~. 100 lsa'urdays cnlx 10 g. '21 d3 "SP a.
udaye only 70 OCEAN Groy. and Aseury ParO sundays
'rrsns iea.s TO-, cor,srdt and D-snro+sss srree's
90 80 TO- 1000 \. NJ Y 10 y 2o ,saiurdays onlyo
% % in - 10 ,except Rcd Bsnkl, 40. - 10 100
Nv eundays SIS - ~ A. " s 20 p. NJ.
s,nday trains 20 not stop AT OCEAN "'''e an" A'Ou'
Park
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY,
(Anthracit, coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
af. oS lSNo

(Anthract' coal us'd NKCTUSIVfIV'
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on AM after Junr 2s 1896
Trains cav, static foe. q Iibert2 s., q.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch CHUNK &c.
$50 7:l5 9:IO III 45 Easton> A NJ, ~! ! 30 t:lo
a 80 Enston). 5:45 80 to Allentown. p ~ Sundays
4 30 f7:i5 10 Eastor) A. NJ 100. $40 800 =: NJ .
For Wikesbarre, Pttstcn and Scranton. o;Io A. NJ,
10 I 80 as +. NJ Sundays 4:30 A NJ -. >
For Reading at 43O 500 90. 1000 II 80 A. NJ ~"
80 200 $50 800 5z5. 0:co p NJ. l2:l5 night sun
For Harrisburg at !So 500 o.lo 1870 A. M lii% 10
30 30 800 5:t5 =. ~. 1913 might. SundayS -"
A. NJ O0 40 GOO + NJ. i2:i' nigh. .o "a,
For Sunhury Ievisburs and Nilliamspor' et go su'
nio A. NJ i:ic 1870 900 =. NJ. SUNDAYS +3o A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
Railroads.
Railroads.
new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'v

T.airs Leave foo, Of wsst t2i 81 70 follows n, min
utes earlier from Franklin s'l: "
SfSS 4. N,. for Wes, Cornwall Orr's Mns f.,..
Mohonk and MiHneNs.ss Mddis'own. floominsbarsa
Esnville. Palisbursh. H1rieys is Lake Kamsshs
er;y scranton. Walton. Delhi. sidney Norwich tia
oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
DIS 4. W.. for Campbell Hall. " dde,owr poo-,
ingburgl Vurtsboro Ellen yiiie Mountain Dale Cen,,.
vile. Fa!lsburfh axe Kiamesha. Hurisyvle IAb.r.,
Falls. Liberty. White Lake.
titJ r. ". tssfurdsvs oniyl. for Mlffls'osn pt,,-
ineburgh. vur,shoro. Eienyiile Mountain ns. csn,,a
Vile Fshsbireh Lake ~iam~sha. TIurley,fis flt.-.
Falls Liberty. White Lake. Parksyiie Livingston Nano,
Rocklsnd
:s:I5 y. w.. for Campbell Hall. Lakes yohonk 49,.
Mlnn.waska Mdfetown. Eloomir Eburgh wrrsb~-S 81
l-nvl.e Mountain Dale t'entreyille. Fallshyreh -.
Kiamesha. fiuleyylie Liberty Fails. LbsrtT Wr,.
IAks parksvle. Livingston Manor Rocbard WINS
l,:sO r. ". tDaiiyl for campbell Hsii Mddl.,o.-
Liberty. Livingston Manor. walton. Delhi Sldn.v ~.
wich. Hsncalsville Oneida. Fulton osveso N,,sr,
Falls and points West. pullman Sleeping Car pe,ft.'-.
CnsIr car fre 70 Siafsrs Falls 's
5si5 r. w.. foF West cornesi. orr, Nils M.,,ox
Prook burnside. Campbell Han sirny Ford 1.-v..,,
Run Middletown wr,er'on. Bloom nsburzh wgr,.t.,ro
Fll'nvi.e.
Tickets ard Pullman seats ~ 27i nroafesv y
> G. ANDERSON. q. p ~ - B.svsr g. X
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
RAILROADS..
failroa0s.
DISQUALIFICATION

stations foot of Corti ndt and Desbrossc. rts
$40 4. W. daily Sundays, 700 A. Nj for M"oN"
CHUNK and Intermediate stations. . ,o.,,.s
s,i5 A. w. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA ROLES ,lIGs
TER HI'FFATO NIAGARA FALLS SlSPENSlpN
RpIjGE AMI the West and PRINCIPAL lo7a points NJ
car TO Suspension Bridge. Pullman Nertibuis sleeper 10
Chicago. E.. ,,,rcty
IL 100 A. NJ. daily except sundsy. for MAyCh
CHUNK and intermediate points connections TOT fea'-
ing. and Harrisburg
1900 noon daily except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
WORK WANTED.
Female,

Female.
An EXPERIENCED WOMAN physc'an;
with klrd agreeable disposition. would
arrange 70 attend or travel with an IN
valid. references unoxcep'i' nah'e. Address
DOCTOR. Box s. Tribune Oflce.
4 LADY having had experience. woaf
teach or care for an invalid chilli: uneS-
ceptiona bic references. SOUTHERN. Sea
Cottage. York village. Me.
JANrTRESs. Young woman. speaking
German and English. 235 East ""d 81.
RELIABLE. trustworthv woman. thor
oughlv domeSticatei. wishes cmploNr@ NJ
Of any kind highly recommended. cifv or
country. EMMA. 20 3d-ave.. "a moor.
SECRETARY. &c.-P,sit!on as secretary.
comnanion or as go,erness IN family
travel abroad or In America; Washin9tor
and Charleston references. Miss G.. Sea
Cottage York Village. Me.
YOUNG LADY desires position. Office ex-
perience: good panman. can furnish bes'
references: salary moderate. W, Room 4.
% Union Square.
Young LADY. speaking German and
English desires cfIice work and address
ing: good penman. can furnish reference
Address NJ FISCHER. 613 Hicks-st..
Brooklyn.
YOUNG wOMAE wishes position in manu-
featuring establishment 10 make herself
generally useful ERCKMAN. $40 Marcy
ave. Brooklyn
YOUNG LADY would like position as Of
Ace assistant Address Y. =, care VII
cox 347 Greene ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
ron sALR

- = = ~ = = -N~N>NNNNo~-.-
AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and *
changed GEORGE H. Eddy. 3ys Madi
son st.
BFATTIFI'I. 98 Standard wheel. Apply
$40 Quincy-st. Brooklyn.
400 r. FIREpROOF SAFE. No. q range.
~ Il range. 90 exchange for laC's gold
watch ADVERTISER. 3i3 Eas; i0tA 81.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

ful. reliahe man II loag experience
thoroughly understands the work In both
branches. horses. garden. covers end n
fact IL wiling 10 do any kind ~ work en-
gen'leman's place, strictly sober. homes;
and faithful. vii, work ror small wages
but good home preferred wiling 20 work
In the house when wanted. reference. Ger
man Address &. SHvi.IZ. Hatfield Ho;ei.
Ridge ST.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

GARDENER Married German ,S2). on'
child take charge of gent,sman's country
place take care 81 horses cows. references
given. A krHSEL. 22C Central-ave..
jersey City Heights
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
SEIDL CONCERT PROGRAMMES.

The programme OF the Seid Society az Brighton
Beach this afternoon at $40 O'Clock will be as fol-
lows
Overture Tampa he1oin
Tiaumeiel Observation-Disclosures. .Schumann
Evening Song
Picierla scenes nasSV''e'
Ia March. tD Ballet Air. tcp Aneeius. NI Bohemian
Feast
Arranged oy WEnelmjD
From 'Bai Costume" Rubnse;n
The Evening s'ar. to- Dances.
Song Without Words Tschaikowsky
Se,ec;ion Faust tiounod
The evening programme which begins at $40
o.cI cInrk xin ho a.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

COACUMAS Thoroughly c'mpe en, ma
riel no family, understands his duties
perfectly. nIrt-class city drive. Yeas
best city reference. city or coultry. tnil
or address tOACNMAN. 23ois East tO'hs'.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

FLORIST and GARDENER Thoroughly
practical n all branches - the business.
long and satisfaciory references u ].
MAHONY. care Peter Henderson & Co.. rs
Ccriianit Of.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
HELP WANTED,

SNNN<.NN-%~)N>-v~ ~ ~ NV r0|/Nc|NO|OcON\
SInie.
AGENTS WANTED to retail macinioshes.
rubber clothing etc; free samples: pro
tected territory. p. o. Box 1871. New
York
MALE or FEMALE. experienced shirt
ironers on raw steady work. ELIAS
REISS. 3o1i4 Monroe 81.
WANTED. AN IDEA. Who can think of
some simple thing 20 patent? Protect Your
ideas. they may bring YOU wealth. Wr.'s
JOHN WEDDERBrRN & CO.. Patent At
torners. Washington. y. g.. f-r 'heir
81. sO prize offered 20 inventors and .ist OF
200 inventions wanted.
WANTED. Experienced solicitors end
mon ~ brains energy. perseverance ani
success to whom can now assign special
territory for the sale ~ THE NEW YORK
TRIRuNE'S GREAT WORK. "AMERT
CAS- SUCCESSFUL MEN" II Is one OF
the most easily sold publications now be
fore tho American people. because it Is not
only deeply interesting IN itself bat great
educator FOR ycung mer starting in life,
and full Of object lessons. Every family
and library is expected To- order II; Pub
lished In two large .oLmes. royal octave.
illustrated with numerous steel and stipple
portraits Address ADAMS CO. ~
Duane Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
DEL. IACI< .W ANNA AND WESTERLY X. r..
stntiOrs in cv-NOri.. foot Of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VEsTIBt LED TutiNS, tt ltMAt BUFFET

Direct route t. NtM ARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCiAIR
1ur ORANGES Summit. kafnaids'ille. BlsHing
nidsc Madison NJ rristorn. rassa Pate.son BON
ION Dove. Sinnhop- NEWTON BvDp'S LAKE
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s,RANTON PTTTSTON WiLkESBAKRE. NANT1
CONE DrNVIl.I.E NORTIIr rMBEELAND Mont
ro.e BNGIIAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. wa'e =
,l.e i'TI'A. RCH!1ELD SPRINGS. Corilana
SYPAt1-SF OSWE'ip ITHACA OWEGO. Ef.M1RA
CORNING RATH pANSNiI.t.E BUFFALO and all
FONTS WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
s.Oo A M--BlNGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
lnon 4 -. Car BUFF,LO SCRANTON BING-
HhMTON. i-Ti"A. Pt'HFIFLD SPRINGS SYRIA
Use sni OsWFGO FXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par
lor Cars CONNECT - hTfAlo "i'h uain Tor chicago
q, e'af- csn, scE,NroX. wIIEEsDARRE
and Fl.NiEA EMPRESS nan nunei Pa,i y Cars
500 = VI. Scranton W .-HARpE and rLYN
OI'TH EXpDE-S Pnllnsn Rin"l raroe Csr.
3, " apaiv. -fipNalo N'stihulNd Limited ENp-,ss
Tor SCRANTON lIHfiiiAMTpN ELMIRA. BUF
FALp rullnn lnTei Si"cpns Car Connects at
Ruf IL with usin for 'hcag, and points west
e.30 + NJ ,narN 81 FFA!n SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON, ITHACA Rl,HtlEI.D SPRINGS SyrA6T'sE
snd oswEGo EXrREs,;, ramaa. R.a.. Sleeps
FORK Place" 40 Broad~oy Ticket. at fsrr station. o's
u 0dvaV III ith-ate.. l2iisi.. AS West l25lh
:at Co,ur bisafe NevYok. 23S era 80 Fulionsi and
I"@ rrosdvsv ,rooPi'n. Time abes giving ful .nfor-
ina''0p all stations
check from hoi" roe feacr 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
eruuRpAS REAL ESTATE.

AT MONTCLAIR. Houses for sale anf 70
let. furnished and unfurn'ahed. WI. VI.
TAYLOR Monfclnlr Y. ].
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DEATH OF COL. Fl. L. CRAWFORD.
re SERVED WITH DISTINCTION THROOGH-
OUT THE WAR AND WAS HIGH in
ORDER

Colonel Henry l.. Crawford. who died on SUNDAY
az his home Nc 1884 Park-st. Mount Pleasant.
suburb OF Washington. was an old Brooklynite' ana
we'll known in Grant Army and Masonic circles OF
both OF which he was conspicuous member Al
though it is nearly twenty years since ne ieft this
city and made his home At the National capital ne
is still gratefully remembered here by MS COM