davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1896-03-15
THE WORM WILL TURN.

Madam" he said, with an enforced calm
ness that but accentuated the powerful feel
ings that well nigh mastered him, Listen to
me. We have been married now four years,
and never once have disputed your author
fty over me. Allow me to call your attention
To the fact that last summer, under the heat
of a blazing July sun, stood out in our back
yard four hours and beat your carpets, while
tue dcrisiYe laughter of the neighbors
echoed and re-echoed from fence to fence.
Let me-
But, my dear--"
LET me- continued Mr. FIagster. with a
sweep OF his arm, remind you that during
tue past six months alone. have made the
intimate acquaintance of fourteen servant
girls agencies"
Won't you let"
For your sweet sa Ike" went on Flapster
unheeding the interruption. II have
moved. Ny pelvic bones bent almost be-
y6nd recognition; for hours l have sat on
the floor, tying up packages like shipping
clerk in dry goods store. NY deitoiu
iHucies Guiyering with the enforced strain.
my neck firmly set, with eyes fixed on the
firhnatnent, 1 have hung and rehung pict-
ures until you were satisfied. / have,
But don't you--"
II have" went on Flagster. absorbed
more and more by the contamination of his
own stifferings, carried up coal and sawed
wood; read you to sleep, and lost hundreds
OF dollars by staying home nights. have
The morning times., 1896-03-15
TIE PERFECT WAIST.
Venus de Milo Proportions Are Far Better
Than Squeezing.

What is a well-proportioned waist? Lady
Harberton says? The true proportion is
a difference of ten inches between the cir
conference of the bust aud that of the
waist. Thus woman whose bust meas
ures thrty-siX inches should have waist
measuring twenty-siX inches; bust, forty
inches, waist thirty inches. and so on.
Very few Corsets are made in this pro-
portion, and if they We're still fewer peo-
pie would buy them, as fashion DEGREES
that the waist should measure from twelve
to fifteen inches less ;han the bust"
In the course of time women may come
To realize that true artistic effect Is only
attained by a proper respect for proper
ton aud symmetry. Plenty acknowledge
this truism n most things but dress, where
they cannot avoid fIying 10 extremes.
The morning times., 1896-03-15

even gone 10 receptions with you, and at
tended your 5 O'clock teas. Answer me,
madam, haven't I?''
You have" nreplled the wife, 'But
listen, my dear; don't you know your cold
ought 10 be attended TOT"
Perhaps it ought" replied her husband
the hectic flush of unnatural emotion visible
in his cheeks. ''But if you think am going
to lower myself so much as TO allow you TO
soak my feet inthot water, dose me with
homemade remedies ana put red-hot mus
tard plaster on my chest, while / am writh-
ing under 4 solid mass OF California blan-
kets, why, you don know the man you have
married. ''-Iiarper.s Bazar.
The morning times., 1896-03-15
MILLICENT ARRowPOINT
--------- -
FRAGRANT AS A FLOWER.
The French Beauty's Bath Is Like Sweet
Blossoms CaIyx.

Partisan women put starch in the bath
to soften the water, starch being cheaper
thad boraX or toilet yinegars, and more
trus: worthy than ammonia, which, il is
Sali. induces gro with of Gown on the skin.
Tlr( Partisan ladies' maids prepare many
delicate toilet waters. They have ma
tcriGiaon hand for meal baths, starch baths,
flower baths, sea baths ami mediCated
baths. What is regarded as a luxurious
hatl contains as many ingredients as a
Christmas pudding. The bath tub is lined
with {. linen sheet gored so as tO fit hetuh.
The hath bag contains perhaps almond meal
oc OetuiCal, with orris root, and the con-
tritUt ions of at least u dozen bottles.
The tut being filled almost 10 the edge. the
bGthcr gels in and stays there until she is
scented through and through.
The morning times., 1896-03-15
An F1actric chaisa

ordered by the late Prince Henry Of Batten-
berg for Queen Victoria. The vehicle,
which is not yet finished. is built upon Q
double framework Of tubes. with head
tube for steering, much as a bicycle has,
the steering handle being somewhat like
that used in bath chairs. The body Of the
carriage is composed Of aluminium. and it
runs upon three wheels, fitted with niche
lin tires. The propcIIing force is a dynamo
driven with Fulmen acCumuIItors.
The morning times., 1896-03-15

fashion. but If you must have waves and
riaglets, stick 10 the oldStyle curi papers
and little wire contraptiOns on which tue
straighteSt hair can be creped.
Beside these things use in arranging
yOur locks. the pretty imitation tortoise
shell pins that do not sour. rust, rub OFF
black varuish and scrape the sc.Lp as
wire ones do. The next easiest way for
a girl TO weed out her pretty trcssrs =
to wear heavily hats and 70
forget that gray hairs are most rapidly
accumulated from indigest ion Every
attack OF dyspepsia from rich little sup-
pcrs, overdoscs of bonbonS, etc, sows
Just so many more silver threads III the
brown head or plucks out extra comb
ings. and she who deliberately deluges
her asSimilatiye organs with delightful
incongruities can always mark the con
sequences soonest i'll white hair and
wrinkles.
y.--~
The morning times., 1896-03-15

Society Is Going from Skates to
Cycles.

were heavy white kid. The hat was an
Alpine of white, with brown and black
braidings.
There are to be many Americans in Paris
this spring ,and all will cycle. Alas! what
is poor chrOnicler to do when all have
new cycling suits, each a little more be-
coming, more chic and more original than
the last! NINA GOODWIN.
The morning times., 1896-03-15
UNPLEASANT for the Others.

A mother, commencing her dauG hter for
a situation, was asked If she was an carly
riser. "An early riSeri'' she exclaimed.
"Well, 1 should think so! Why, she's up
in the morning and has breakfast ready
and makes all the beds before aay one else
is up in the house!"-YOuth's Companion.
The morning times., 1896-03-15
Breaking the Ice.

Mother ell, my dear, see you are en-
gagged to Mr.. Bashful at last.
Daughter-No; he hasn't proposed yet.
what? Not engaged? I saw you hug
ging aud kissing him last night"
"Y-e-s; 1 was trying to encourage him a
little."-New York orld.
The morning times., 1896-03-15
A New England Ane cdote.

a Dexter. Me-. clergyman, while making
a call the other day accidentally broke the
glass in his hosts door. kind Old lady
started subscription to settle the dam
ages. She succeeded SO well that there was
enough left after pa ying for the glass to buy
the clergyman pair of trousers.
The morning times., 1896-03-15
Not A Competent Judge.

vexed Motber-James, how many mote
times must I teu you to stop making that
noise?
James-I'II leave that TO your own +udg-
mCut, Ina.-PhiIadc!phia North American.
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Railroads.
Railroads..
NEW. YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'y

Trains eay. foot OF West 42d st. follows to MN
utes earlier from Franklin ST.:
1,HS A. W. for cornwall Orr's Mills. Lakes
Mobonk and Minnewaska- Mddetown. BloomngbuTgh
Eenyille Pittsburgh Hureyvile Lake Kiamesha Lab
erty Scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney. Norwich. Utica
o.rE II for Campbell Hall. MIddlctown Bloom
.,,,r.h w,rtsboro Ellenvie Mountain Dale Centre
liz EalIshnrrh Lake Kamesha, Hurleyville. Liberty
Falls Liberty White Lake
isIS r. NJ. saturdays only. f3r Mddetown. Bloom-
fn9bursh Wurtsboro, Fllenve Mountain Dale Centre
,'iio fEoah,rgh Like Kamesha. Hurleyville. Liberty
Ea: Jberty White Iake Parksville. Livingston Manor.
Rockand. go ,. ,,,,
Minnewaska Middletown Bloomnehurgh. Wurtsboro. FL
ienvie Mountain Dale. Centrevlle Fallsburgh. Lake
Lake ParksyIlie. Livingston Manor; Rockland,
d,:.O p W.. Daily. for Campbell Hall. Mddletown.
Liberty Livingston Manor Walton. Delhi Sidney, Nor
wiob, Randalisvills. Oneida. Fulton oswego. Niagara
EaIs and points West: Pullman Sleeping Car; Reclining
Chair car seats to Niagara Falls .
R,15 r. W.. for West Cornwall. Orrs NILS Meadow
BROOK burnside Campbell Hall stony Ford, Crystal
Run Middletown. Winterton. Boomingburgh Wurtsboro
Ellenvie ~, ,, =,
J. C. ANDERSON. @. p. A.. SO Beaver St. n. \.
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Railroads
>oocoooooooo~~~o~~o ~o~-~~~~~~~o~ooo|~
-AMERIcAs cRGArEsr RAlLRoAL.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r.
= HUDSON RIVER R. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION, 42D STREE ;,
s%nSAs and f Sonsa
sao train h s %Ss s s"ps tiffany
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 40 p M T.
"'ao a. MMDay Fast Mail for r9Ssh aie Niagara
0,4O A. M~ES,ept sunday. For Catski Mountains
Saratoga. Lake George. Green Mountains ana Mon
1890 A. M.-Except Sunday. Day Express For catskil
Mountains. Richneld Springs and all important New
400 p. M.DaiIy Southwestern Limited For ce ,nr.
bus Cincinnati. indianapolis and 81 Louis R Sors
AT foughkeepsie. Albany. UTICA syracuse i'''"''
400 M.Daiy. Chicago Special for Detroit clsys
Albany. schenectady. Utica Syracuse Rochester
40 Lake and ca!'k iny MO snS
aims Limited Saturdays only during july anu
$3.50 ME s%s Ven, Point poushteep.
.caissill Mountains, ' albany Troy. sara'CEa .,.,,
$3.50 = MDay North shore L s, p at A HssIE.
coo r5ics and Syracuse. r.. ,,,,.. svr,cu..
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo Detroit.
o25 cG'e's M G"Rna sar at .'r Lake Placid and
Adirondack south Of Lake csa ear ssrS.osa
ZOO p M"Daly Fsr ' AdircniacE resorts north Of
Lake Clear. Saratoga St. Adams and Montreal FRI
1870 r Mbay iiunao Niagara Falls s,o c!ev e,
o.oo rqushh esp:e IiIsny and uaca [a. .,..an..,.
"oo ~ M,aily Carries Sleeping car pa f1ses
ons "a % e. E. sg-.e~. o.~ss
Cape Vincent osicnsiure. Buffalo; Niassra Falls
the Auburn Road only. Gloversvlle
ISio NlGHT-Theatre train for Chicago and prnclpa,
points New York Central. every night. except
sunday night. Sunday nights. Glovcrsvle and Chi
cage sleepers leave 9:l5 p. m. train.
0'O0 \. NJ and :,:s5 T. M-Daily except Sunday. 10
Pittshed. via Harlem Division
D:IJ \ M.-Sunday only. to Pittsheld and the Berk-
shire Hills via Harlem Division.
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERS.
'All night between 155thst. and points on
Putnam Division far Yonkers. In connection with
the Elevated Road. This is only line running all
night trains out II New York.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trAlns-
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light
Tickets Wagner Offices Mt Grand Central Station.
lib Broadway II Park Place 26l. AZ Broadway 81 East
l4th 81. 9i2 broadway. 235 C'olumbus-ave 81 West
l2th-st, and 13Sths Station NewIork; 'S}s and i2o
Fultcn-st. and lG Broadway. f. D. BROOKLYN.
Baggage checked hotel residence by the West
colt Express Company.
JOHN NJ. TOTCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave " 42d st station. " - as follows and
ID III. earlier from loot Franklin St.
500 A NJ. Daily Local to buffalo Sleeping car
New York AoOmvle sundays only: can be occupied
T.. NJ.
$50 NJ. Daily. Local to Albany, for Ca,skin
talns and Saratoga Paror Albany sundays ON T.
OI5 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Fals Toledo. ,eland. Chicago
PaTlOr Syracuse.
A.-II.OO A NJ. DAILY except Sunday, 0 Bloomvile
and Catski Mountains. New I'atz. Lakes Mohonk and
Minnewaska. Parlor Cars Hobart and New Paltz
B.-1I.35 A. NJ Daily except sunday o Cstskih
Mountains, New Paz. Lakes MDhonk and Minnewaska
Albany Saratoga Caldwell, Lake George. Parlor cars
to BioOmyille. Saratoga and Caldwell.
Catskil Mountains. Paror car attached.
C-:,.45 T. NJ Daily. excep, sunday Catskill Noun
tains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska, Al
bany Saratoga ParOr -ttached Hobart and
C~4.OO p. NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Albany
600 T. NJ. Daily for Albany. MJntreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Clsy Gland. Chicago and 81 Louis.
$50 r. NJ. Daily except sunday. for Ncwburs. Albany.
5.45 r. NJ. Daily except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
Sis =. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roch-
ester E.nao. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Ceve-
land. Chicago and St Louis.
c-Leayes Brooklyn 10y Annex Aio Is. Biot5 A.
NJ. N3.o5 j. N Jersey City. T. r. r. station. AiO. 40.
For tickets. time tables paror and sleeping-car
r1odations apply city Offices Brooklyn York an
stations. Time tables at principal hotels other
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passcngr- Agent
y Vanderbilt. ave. Hew York.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received a the Uptown Once. No. l2i2 Broadway
"a north Of 3lst-st. until O'Clock y. adyer-
sements received the following branch Offices regu
ONCE until o'clock y. viz 23 Ath-ave.. D.
23dst 1852 81 cor l2thst. 49, Columbus
West Goth st l@ West 42h st. near 9TH ave; y.
East l4th-st West 421-st., between 7h a
AYES I59 4Th-s i3ss 3d-ave.. between 76h and
02G 3d-aNe., dlst-st l,,Os LIST
eath 81 ave- 4lst-st, 554 81 30 3.5
Pl~e, ker 2DOs Sd ave, 80 East I9ihst.. lG2i
ID av.: 2GG2 3d-ave 81 Amsterdam ave iO2 West
42d I4s 18th cO3 East tsth ST. $50 9th-ave
G5l 9h-avr.: l.i52 3d-aye, near d7'h-st. 20i East
sGth-s 500 Broadway. 1853 3d-ave i2o sth-
1913 2d-ave 153 6h-avc At the Harlem Offices col
3d-a,. l5h-ft lh6 East l25th-st. 81 ave
ci3 West 18th St. bet. 1ih and 5th avos
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IN OLD SOLDIER OF THE QUEEN.

HE COMES HERE TO VISIT RELATivEs--His SEM
VICE AND MEDALS
A,o,e the messengers on the Cunard Line steam
ID, I-r,hr,a which arrived here late on SATURDAY
night was Robert Elliott sergeant-ma,or IN oue'' -,
vic,oria's Body Guard. The sergeant-ma'o' =.
seventy years old and has seen hfty-hVe years Va
continuous service. He comes to TINS coul , sev
,-isit his brother and sister, whom ne mas NJ. a.
for many wears The former. G: G. E,iott' i've !"
Ontaria Canada. and the latter. Mrs MhIs ,,niii
in Iowa The veteran has leave OF apsenVe NY" ~
September l. He served twenty-eignt yers ~ , ,h
Inc and has been twenty-seven years i" '"e
Guard. ..,-x sar1-;co with
The sergeanm major first saw military sert AND
,,s senS 10 Canada He stationed in the west
old soldier took part in the hot nghlns III eme
t,rmea and in the Sepoy mutny. ana was presei .
et the relief OF Lucknow He carries wlIn MN ~. ~
medals five silver and one bronze ihey are w. NE
CrImean medal and clasp. the Turkish meda, sne
Indian mutny medal and clasp distin, PEG, ~
vice medal iong-and good-serv1c 'neua aiiu H'S
oneen's Jubilee medal He has an annuity Win
two of these medals OF G35 a year
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO FTIIIADEI.I'ITA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week days $3.50 500 s15. 900 1000
II 30 Dining carr \. NJ. 30 200 $3.50 buffet
parlor carr 43o 800 dining carr. Goo 100 900 1870
J. NJ, 12:lj night. sundays. 400 400. 1000 II 20
dining Cap A NJ. 200 400 800 Dining CAP. 600
T. NJ. 1918 night.
For Baltimore ard Washington week days. 30 s:lj
1000. ll3o dining Carr 4 NJ. 200 $3.50 800 Dining
Car. 600 p NJ. 12l5 night. Sundays 430. 1900 30
dining can A. NJ. 200 500 Dining Carr GOO r NJ
IL Ia night.
Tickets and paror-car seats be procured
Lbery-s. lib lI2. 2Il 40 9i4. LAO lI23 Broadway,
49, 9Th Ave, 81 East l4h-st. 1913 East 125th-st 2I3
West l2jth 25l Columbus Ave. New York Court
ST.. $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn o. Broadway Williamsburg
The NewNork Transfer Company VIII cali for check
baggage from hotels or residence destination.
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BALTIMORE OHIO.

Leave New-York. foot Of Liberty ST.. daily
CHICAGO. = =. VI. and I'll night.
PIrTSBUHG $50 ex. sun, sun. 1915 night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 10 a. m. o p m:
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. SIS. 10 Dining Car }.
II 20 a. m. Dining Car 2 $50 Dining carr. Dining
Carl D. m. Is night Sunday. 10 dining carr 1l%D
a. m. DINING Carr Dining Carr. . Dining Can. p.
m. 12.15 night
NORFOLK, Ii.30 a. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS, Through Sleeper. p m. daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pinsch Light.
Offices: ll3. lI2 26I. 49, LAO B,way 81 T. 14th St.
1877 Bowery n y 800 34i Fulton St. Brooklyn Station
foot OF Liberty ST.. c. r. r. ~ n j. baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination.
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DRESSMAKING.

.o~o.o~N.o~cON~~0>N> ~~N~~~~c>~O~~rOc >~>N'
cOITTI'EIERE FRANCHISE. Dinner.
walking carriage. outing and tailo m" dc
costumes fancy waists. ladies' materials
used new sleeve. new skirt, short notice
summer prices Nine. ANDERSON. l3'
West 18th st. formerly with stern Bros.
pREssMAKER Artistic dresses made
from imported IN jle.-. summer gowns N
hotel orders prompt attention, home ur "u'
work guaranteed WILSON. ~ tvlum
tus ave. near list 81
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~ EWYORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

SUMMER TIMETABLE.
Bank. Long Branch Ebeton Ocean Grove.
Asbury Park B.mar. Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave foot Liberty Street 40. $50. To-
'il30 \. M 100 Saturdays ony), 80. '2i5. -
400 '4.30 Gied Bank only. 'i45 except Red Bank.
$50 Gl5. 500 L. NJ. Saturdays only t. Ocean Grove
and Asbury ParlO Sundays. '9i5 A. NJ. 49, 100
J.. VI.
Trains foot Corandt and Desbrosses Streets: 33o
40 0io: 1000 A. NJ. l2io 40 'Saturdays oniy)
20 81 TO- '34G except Ped Bank), 20. 'Jl0 except
Long Branch. 100 r. NJ. Sundays. SIS. '?.45 A. NJ.
20 =. VI.
sunday trains do stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
P:rk r,. ,r,,,
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LADIES' DIRECTORY. - hmp',a ~ Y
never defrauds. furnishes nes 80
city ana country. al missionaries
.nr.s it5 9th ave.
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FUTIy lUfITII'I q Tft0 0Narge ~ ,----
mans place. good references. As..... .
II. BAILEY. POsto;'ice. M0rr.s,ozr y
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. II.
stations In Ncw-YOrk. foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
yESTIBIIED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCU LILHC.


Direct route L NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAGR
THE ORANGES summit. Bernardsvlle Baskimg
Pdgc Madison, Morrisown. Pes.ac. Paterson. Boon
ION Dover Stanhope. NEWTON, BUDS LAKE
lake HOPATCONG. Hackettstown, ScHOOLEY' )
MOI'N TAlN Washington. PHII.I.IPSBIR re-. EASTO:
WATER GAP sTEOCDSBrRG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON, PITTSTON. WILKhsBARRE NANTI-
COKE DANVIIIE. NORTiu MBERI.AND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
Vile UTICA EICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. cortland
SYRACt 81. OSWEGO. ITHACA. CWEGO. EI.MlRA.
C0RNING BATH. DANsvII.LE Bl'FFAIO and ali
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A M-BINGHAMTON NAIL. Stops principal
stations. .. . -
1000 4 M-1Cafe can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON UTICA. RICHFIELp SPRINGS. SYRIA
a Sc and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par
or cars Buffalo with train for Chicago and
,.N, - M-,Caie can. SCRANTON. WII.KESBARRE
ana TI.MIRA EMPRESS Pullman Iune; Paror cars.
400 p RANTON. WIIKESBARRE and PfYM
9th EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Iarlo- Cars
73O p NJ DAILY Buffalo Nestbu,d Limited Express for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ELMIRA. BUFFALO.
Pullman Runet Sleeping Car connects al Buffalo
with train chicago and points west
0:3O p NJ IDailyD.-Bt FFAID. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON ITHACA. RlCHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE
and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ~
Park Place broadway Tickets at ferry stations v42
broadway 4th-ave.. 18th St 53 West l25th
235 Columbus New York @3s and 20 Fulton st. and
100 broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor
nation a all stations
check luggage from hotel or residence 10 Destination
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Nl,RsF n MAID Refined. IRE az,
North German nur.e ,rom Hanoys,, a .
,uil charge OF children: or as h . n:
Young ladies'. teaches German, Z, -
erences. Address T.. F.. boN 90
broadway. a.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier s, y r.. foot Of Rector-st.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Bach. Normande
Rumson Beach. Seabrfght. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch at 43o 800 100 A. NJ. 100 200. 3:i5. 4:3O
5:30 p VI. Sundays 9:30 A. NJ. 100 p. NJ.
For Elt-,ron. Ashury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south Point Pleasant. 1900 A. NJ 100 200 3:45
80 $50 i. VI. sundays stop Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove. 100 7. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat. 40 A. NJ
100. 3:45 T. W.
Atlantic city vine'and and Bridgeon. 40 A. NJ. 100
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-o.N~r-NNND>N0INo. N/>@ONT~N~NDNNNNN~N'N
GREAT SACRIFICE for want Of use very
fine cutunder extension family surrey
grand coupe rockaway. pole and shafts :
Tin. Kimhall cutter and kensington trap.
plated harness 10 West itth-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS w.x,,.

COACTIMAN- Married. UNDERSTAND.
business. wiz hrs'-.iass chi, a.. !
1rst-c.ass references :. O r.. ~
WOodhaven. l.. T. ~
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GARDENEE.-By .r.i class slnsl. -.
experienced in gr"enhousss r-.,.,,.
roses and al kinds 4 Tower, ~. y. -
vegetables: best city r,fe-cnee< IA ~
l.. g.. box Il. 1922 Brosfway. "'.'s'
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WANTED. Party with $1,000. nearby
office New \ 0rk manufacturing com
pany. 81 weekly and interest chance ~
Advancement. excellent references. Room
ln3 251 Broadway
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Railroads.
DISQUALIFICATION
Railroads.

stations foot OF COrtInn0t n nj DesbrOsnes atS.
$40 4. VI. daily tsundays. 700 A. NJ for MAUcH
S,15 A. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHES-
TER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION
BRIDGE aid the West. and principal local points dining
Suspension Bridge; Pullman Vestbue Sleeper 20
II 100 A. VI. daily except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK AMI intermediate points Connections for Read
ing and Harrisburg
1900 noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 T. NJ Through to Rochester Pull
man Vestibuled. Day Coaches and ParorCar Dining
car Service. Meals Ia carte
i2.iO y. VI. daily. except Sunday. for l.. & 9.
40 T.. VI. daily. except sunday, for L. & -. Junct
md All Intermediate stations Chaircars to Wllkesbarre
:.,:.O T.. VI. tSundays only. for Mauch Chunk and
IIazletOn and all intermediate stations
TION md principal intermediate stations; Pullman buffet
parlor car Wlkesbarrc connecting for Pottsvile.
XIX y. VI, daily for EastOn and Intermediate sta
tions. to Easton.
0:iO y. VI. daily. for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and All ponts West Pullman Sleeper vestibuled Train
nectons for Reading and harrisburg
900 =. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TEP BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
~ 80 p. VI. daily, except Sunday. FOR EAsToN and
Intermediate points.
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for BOUND
RROOK and intermediate points leave follows 800
A. NJ. 900 \. NJ. 2:30 p NJ. 4:2o r. NJ and $40 r. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 233 273. 944
and 923 broadway. 81 East 18th St. 1856 East l25th ST.
1e7 Bowery " y 500 Fulton St, Court St. 0s Broad
way brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Tew-York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-20

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Fischer and
Henley's liner for machinery: Jordoa's
envelope. Manchester's automatic freight
car door fastener. Rudge's toaster. Ed
GAR TATE ~ COMPANY. 2iJ Broadway.