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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31
TNB DEATH ROLL
list as Far as Known Of the Victims
of the Disastrous HntshWrG
Flood.
ENTIRE HOUSE FULL KILLED
Late Report Shows That the Prop
erty Damage Will Foot Up
Large Snms.

pI7rppuRG, July %. The full extent
Of the damage wrought by last ulEhtA
hurricane was not known until daylight,
vhen wreck and ruin were apparent oa
al sides. SteepIea were blown from
chtjrchns and adjoining buildings cruHh~
od houses were uurOofed, trees broken
MI and in somo cascB torn up by the
r,,rte. while the havoc caused 10y the
heavy rainfall Of last week was repeated.
G,uunod up, the result THE afternoon
was Is lives are known to have beeh
lost 9i other persons wore injured, a
number fatally, and property wa7 dam
med f. the eXt3nt OF &lUO0o0. Ihe list
Of fte Killed ae far us repprtod ~ as
folIo@o
Doal Fifteen coal minogg, mooty for
eignorH, Whose names uro not known,
a.u2uod at Cecil. Pa; jacob AitoitoI,
aypI -, II Forward avenue, instantly
bIIod on Greenfield avenue, by falling
fence. John Figus,fagod o., skull crushed
by falling tree at Sugar Camp grove;
William Rose, Swedish gardener, drown
ed near BOSTON, Pa.
Di3patchea from all points report
heavy damage from the storm and many
narrow escapes, but fortunately no more
fataiitiee.
At Ellwood, Lawrence county, the
pumping citation was struck by lightning
and Charles Mitchell, engineer, parhl-
yHed. His condition ia critical.
At Turtle Creek, d new house was
struck by lightning and demolished
-Four children who had sought aheltcT 10
tho house from the storm escaped injury
In FaycttB county, eeven bridges we're
washed away between Conne!IaVillo and
i UGiont"Wn,
At West Newton, the building Of the
West Newton Ground Cement and Lime
company wns crushed by falling debris
from the overhanging citfa.
Il The greateet damage, however, "hB ia
Washington county, which was tho
scene Of this mornings cloud burst'
Hundreds Of bridges Lave been washed
away and traffic has been suspended on
the Washington d Waynoaburg railroad
d the oil fiolda an enormous amount
Of oil was lost through the breaking nf
maine and scores Of rigs were demolished.
At CIaysyilo houses were unroofed,
tregs uprootcd and many buildings are
total wrecka The United I'resbyter!an
church and Claysyillo high school build
eirg euIfercd the eevereat loaB here, being
struck by lightning aud wrecked. he.
ports brought in from the surround1ng
country state that the storm Wrougl t
great obstruction for milce around. In
aomo places houses were removed from
their foundation, but no further loss OF
life il yot reporlod Many houses ana
barna werabtruck by lightning.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31
ElnnrN NErNNlgnti.


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were drowned IN the ''0o' la7I h'RI =
he'en o. iheae met oe"''' ~ '|''''' " '''''''
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r. h'nheS' 81 years "'a' N'u'Ea''I "'1 VA
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fo"1Fd'h5 o"nen ae o'''' ~. o'.{' ''0-..,'.
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4 ih'Fo were t2lftc'h pt"fe ~ 'l'e '''e
N"hey h"oae "iIah tl'o ""lo' CON-
n'0hcod TO fl7H, I'll Io.'D last l'lEI''' "-' no
Fh'H2nH danger was apprei'enoeo'
'uudenly the houeo' a "o-btofY 'Ih'''o'
was washed from l'h iouhdai'on ih'o '''e
EheeNhlng waters ana rapidly carried
,'o@h the stream IL was 'feh 700 'a'e
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31
What Is the News?
To Hte Editor Of the Tribune:

To Utc EditOr Of the TribuNe:
Paul saya that in the city of Athens
there were people who did nothing but
gather up and tell the news. Why moro
80 in Athens than in Great Falls! Be-
cause Athena vas tho Wiae#t city under
the eun, Gud in proportion 50 porsgns be-
come wls", thny become ingui5ItJyg, not
about em"l Things, but about the great.
er, The great question in Athens ~ the
great question Ia Great Fails, "Wnat IL
the news?
To uns"cr this cry, the centuries sot
their wits to work, and China first an
swerod the cry, and IN pokin there il q
newspaper which has been published
every week for over thousand yeara,
printed On silk. Then Rome answered
the cry by publishing the "Acta Diur-
na." Then France answered the cry.
England answered this question by pub
lishing, in the time of Queen elizabeth,
Il paper I"tarutDp the spanish Armada,
and went on increasing in enterprise
until tho time the battle OF Waterloo
was fought, deciding the destiny Of nII
the nationa Of Europe.
America anBWBrod this cry when Bon
jamln Harris pubiiehcd the first weekly
newspaper, entitled "public OcrurreD-
coe," published ip Boston in 1890; and
the first daily newspaper wGa published
IN ph,lad',p in 1884, entitled "Iho
american 1Hny Advertiser
So we PEG the newspaper came grad
ualIy. flrat, THIS pamphlet, and the
pamphlet b"Fdt tho quarterly, and the
quarterly h"Eat the monthly, and the
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31
Cattle.

CncAGo, July -. Cattlo--Thc aaiea
Of cattl3 We're on the basis of 23 2JTl3 30
for the poorest dressed beUf steers UP TO
81 2JGsiJO for choice to extra cattle.
Sales are largely at @i9AM i.3O, with
heavy steers solling mostly within that
range. Choice handy killers, steers av-
eraging l,2OO pounds. are the faroritos.
Feeders are very scarce and firm and
stockers are steady. Hula sell at the
extreme range Of 81 7IGl35O and cows
and heifers eeIl at 2l.25, TeXue cattle
cold at g 5O6t3CO for grass fed steers
and at 32,0Oot25O for bulls, stags cows,
and hcifera. Range cows and heiFcre
sell at - 23}J3m3.21.
Shecp-Na,ivo sheep wero aalahIe at
sl.51ht2 % for inferior to common up to
+j2.1JMl ,}.4D for fair to prime, and west
erns were in demand at = l0m305.
Lambs sold ut So 0O0l5 23 for common to
choice tlocbs and extra lots were galab!e
at '.5i0Gf1GO. Western yearlings sold
as low as 50 10, Sheep Of choice claee
sold largely around 5;} CO.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31

LINcoL&, Nob., July q Chairman
r, y. Lane of the national committee
of tho silver party arrived in Lincoln
this evening and, with Delegates Nixon
and Davie, dined with Bryan tonight.
The political situation WIS not referred
to, the visit being Of social nature.
Chairman Lame eaid that 40 arrange
monta bad aB yet been made for national
headquarters, baS that thoy would prob
ably be located il Washington.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31
EIOlrnunb'a Opinion.

LlHcor&, July % Gov iIolcomb was
to-day feeling somewhat better phyRcally
since his trip to the populiet convention
at ST. Louis. He naid he believed Bryan
would accept the popuist nomination,
and as he had lately held a lengthy
interview with him, the governors opin-
ion is worthy of Il great deal Of weight,
The muddle oyer the vice president, he
said, would be sottled by fusion in the
different atatee, Sewal and Watson to
take their chances in the electoral col
lege.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31

Special Core ,nd"nce If The Tribune
AroraIa, July 27 The olc.tion, IT,
vote a epeo.a tax to maintain thoecho,Ia
in this district, being four in number,
resulted III unanimous yoto, less ] for
tho tax, not to exceed 6 uIIa.
We are Informed that Albert Hard,
postmaster, having been insured ia tho
Continental Insurance company Of Now
\ ork, has had his loss (which was al
most total satisfactorily adjuAted and
will soon receive the amount Of his in
demnity, about -, 700, from the company.
The saloon Of Mrs. Susan Il. Ranger Of
this place wac entered into during the
night of the 9th and the till relieved of
its burden Of cash, So co, tho parties
leaving Window and doore open, and they
were SO found next morning. We hope
that some coW will develop that will lead
to their detection ard punishment.
liaying is in full progress, The past
showers havo helped the range and
meadows aud, in fact, all crops.
There ig talk Of the J. &. Adams Mer-
camille company making Il much needed
i'm provemont in a new store room, .IOyl lOC
feet
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31

LoNnoN, July 29,--Ihe jury in The
jameson South Africa case returned a
verdict thGl ali the defendants had been
found guilty of tho charge OF violating
the foreign enlistment act.
Doctor Julneson was sentenced to II
months imprisonment without labor;
Major Sir John Willoughby to ten
months Imprisonment; MaJor.E. White,
seven months imprisonment, and Cap
tain Horny f, Coventry, Col X. Grey
and Col. H. E. White to five months i'm
prigonment.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31
Tatior- 'shrratau tp ,3o,t.

NDw rogG, July - Toreo thouaand
pantsmakora joined the taiirra strike to-
day, awclb0g tho number Of hRnla now
out to about ~ 600. Tonight tho chill,
drona jacIsctmakDr5 CaocinIlst=) cent
WORD to the brotherhood Of Tailors that
they would quit work tomorrow, They
have alleged grievances and would not
admit that they were prompted by sym
pathy for the taiIors, 1t ia thought
probable that the tailors will break from
their alliance with the Contractors aeso-
ciRtion Immediately and enter into indi-
vidual contracts.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31

New CASTLE, Indiana, July 28. There
were three cloudbursts in this section
last night and this morning, All the
streams are clear out Of their banks and
oats and corn are threatened with total
ruin
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31

H>rTNorG, July - Joshua I.eYer-
ing va the evening officially notified Of
has nonlaatlon FOR Tire presidency Of tho
United atatoa ~ the prohibition narty,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-31

Constipation caases more than halt
tho ills Of women. karls clover root tea
is pleasant cure for constipation, Sold
by Driver Bradley Drug company,
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WEST SHORE RI.

leay W. y. u,
Is ~ earlier from foot franklin St:
$3.50 A. NJ DAILY. Local TO Buffalo Sleeping ca'.
New York Bloonv.e. sundays only can BE- Oc;upicd
7,3O A. st. Daily Local TO Albany. for Caiskili Noun
tans and Saratoga Parlor Albany, sundays only
0.I5 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse. Rochess
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland. Chicago
ANiIOO A. NJ Daily. except Sunday, to Bloomvills,
and Catskll Mountains. New PATTI. Lakes Nohonk and
Mnrewaska. Paror Cars 10 Hobart and New Pa.tz
B.-II.33 A. NJ. Daily. except sunday 70 ca;.kill
M1anans ,I Ssw pa aa Ms so ss Paor ca:
to m,ie Saratoga and Caldwell ,, .
1.15 T. NJ Saturdays only. Half Holiday special 70
Catskill Mountains. Parior car attached.
C-H15 + ~ Daily. except sunday TO casSW Noun
tans New Patz Lakes Mohonh and Mnnewaska- Al:
bany, Saratoga ParIor car -itached to Hobart and
600 p. NJ Daily except sunday Tor Albany.
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
,rnye,and Chicago and 81. Louis
q 40 p NJ Daily. except sunday for Newburg. Albany
Saratoga ard Montreal. Sleeping car Albany TO Mon
7.aS p. NJ Daily. excep, Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
q * p 81 Daily for Albany. I'tIca, Syracuse. Roch.
ester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, CleVs-
land. Chicago and St LOUIS .. o,s p,o "A
NJ c3O5 p. NJ Jersey City. p r. r. Station Aio"
For tickets time tables parlor and seepnscar accom-:
nodations apply city offices Brooklyn and New York AM
stations Time tables at principal hotels For otnef
Information address ,-r, -..., p....,r.r A~.,,
Vanderbilt ave-. New York.
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stations foot of COrtlnndt and Desbrosses sts.
GAO 4. VI. daily Sundays. 100 A. NJ FOR MACCH
CHUNK aud intermediate stations.
S:iS A. N. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES:
BRIDGE and the and principal local points dining
car to Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbule Sleeper 70
IN 900 A. VI. daily except Sunday. for MAucn
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections for Read
tng md Harrisburg
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo ~ r. NJ. Through Rochester. Pull
man Vestibuied. Day Coaches and parlor-Car Dining.
i2s4U +. VI. daily. except Sunday. for L. b
Junction and intermediate points.
1 40 p NJ daily except Sunday fer +. r. Junct
and All intermediate stations Charcars to Wkesoafrst
:i::IO =. VI Sundays only. for Mauch Chunk aad
Hazleton, and all intermediate stations. $500.
TION and principal intermediate stations Pullman ouhss
paror-car t. W:ikesbarre; connecting for Pottsyle.
bis =. W. daily. for Easton and intermediate Sta
tions Chair Easton.
V;iO r. W. daily. FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points Wet. Pullman Sleeper vestbuied Train
ne,t:ons for Reading and Harrisburg ,,..
O.cO ~ NJ daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all poas
West. Pullman Sleeper to Chicago ard Buffalo Chair-
cat $50 p NJ daily. except Sunday Tor EAsroN snS
additional local trains daily except Sunday for BouNp
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows: ~
A. NJ 900 A. NJ 230 p. NJ. 40 = NJ ana OK, o., a.
ana sss 81 East i4h St. $50 East 18th ST.
i27 I,owery " y $50 Fulton 81. Court st. oS bo~d-
wav and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. 80
New-York Transfer Company Will call Tor ana enscs
baggage from residence through to destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON. =. =.
Ihladepha week days; aSc 800 80 oSo nsUe
parIor carr 4:3O 300 Dining carr. eco $50. 800 1000
p NJ l2:i5 night sundays. 40 900 1850 ~ II -: y
()n.ng Car, A. H. 100 400. 500 Dining Can. 600 r.
~. 1918 night. 80 -, -. ,,o s.S
1000 ii:sO Dining Car, 4. NJ ZOO 80 3oo tDinny
carr 600 p ~. l2.5 night sundays 400 do3o II 80
I2:i5 night. - L.. ,-o,,r., .. ,.o, =,
JJherty-s lla l7o eel 45. 944. LAO l32 Broadway:
f3T 9Th Ave 81 Eas i+th-st.. 1873 East l23ih-stt 23
w.., 1oStf s., PSI Columbus Ave. New-York Cour,
ST. $50 Fulton St. Rrookvn ~ Broadway WilliamsburS
Tbs Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels residence 70 destination
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Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers ST..
. folIows and 1--WE minutes earlier from West Esd
nm A. M.-vesti:uled Express Daily for "avetly.
town Meadville mld the West. Arrive Buffalo
f5O p NJ Parior o Buffalo.
nNO r. M-Vestlbuled Limited fast mai, Daily. solid
Z:UU train for Chicago via Chauauqua Lake. arrives
Cleveland T:40 A. NJ. Chicago r. NJ. SeepeTs
TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
ZOO - M-pufalo and Cleveland vestibuled Ex-
I.s1U press Daily arrives Buffalo 7:l5 A. NJ, Brad
ford rs NJ. jamestown 6:55 A. NJ. Cleveland
I:l5 r. Sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland.
making drec: connections FOR Detroit. Chicago
and the West.
$40 P d rnadaau s chca Cage TO Bui
fao. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
yT,ICKETS LOCN. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i accommodations at III 26i, 401 and 03I Broadway:
ia Fast l25th ST. and 81 West I25t-st Chambers and
West o3d ST ferries New-York 3S3 and 72G Fulton-st
,os broadway Brooklyn 200 Hudson-st.. Hoboken and
Iersev city ssaton. Westcott Express calls for and
checks baggage residences destination
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LITERARY NOTES.

Captain Courageous" is the title Of Mr. Rudyard
Kipling's story-one which will serial
for six eight months II Is reported that Mr. s.
B. Mcclure has paid 900 for the right to publish
Il in this country. 1t will appear in THE New Re-
riew" in England 1t is understood to be a story Of
Ashdng adventure the Banks OF Newfoundland
Mr.. J. r. Fselds's recolections Of the many dis
tinguished authors she has known to be co..
lected and published in book form lam
There is to be sold in London next week the auto
graph Ms. Of poem Of sixty-six lines by Robert
Burns. This piece OF verse deals with the events
which led to American Independence and with the
leading men engaged in the struggle II begins
thus:
When Guildford good Pilot stood
As night. at tea. began q plea
1t - announced that Professor r. j. Child. Of Har-
vard has nearly finished his editorial work upon his
beautiful collection Of English and Scottish Popu-
lar Ballads" 1t is the tenth volume and the con-
GLIDING one which Is in course OF preparation.
'Le Roman du Prince Othon" is the title Of the
French rendering OF Stevensons prince Otto" re-
Gently made by Mr.. Eger,on Castle. 1t is said of
Mr.. Castle that he Is one Of the few OF letters
who are able 10 use two languages with equal ease
and knowledge. Maarten Martens Is another
A forthcoming novelette, by American author
is to bear the title Of 'One of the Vscont 1t is
story OF Italy, and the writer Is Mrs. Eva Wilder
{McGlasson) Brodheed
In a recent volume Of travel. New Ground in
Norway" may be found these comments Ibsen:
The great. at least the famous Norwegian
dramatist ie OF the sights OF ChrIstana. But
II he is regarded by certain class OF tourists as
sort Of show he really has only himself to thank
for It, For DR.. Henrik Ibsen. TO describe him by
his full designation. makes himself very much en-
AUDIENCE Dr. Ibsens daily walk has al
WAYS one special destinat.on-the Grand Hotel. lhs
n his favorite haunt. and here he. is TO be seen
every evening taking refreshment. reading the news
papers and watching the great tide OF human lie
AZ N aow. nv A good story is told OF all
Engishwoman who day attempted to get into
conversation with him. He does not speak English
though ne converses nuently in German But the
British matron with the usual obtrusive ignorance
Of her class, insisted upon addressing him IN her
own tongue and at the top OF her voice. Dr. lbsen
tried to make the good lady aware that he Ola not
understand her. and Offered to give her
chance in another language
/" Ich spreehe Deutsch.' ne said
!. Ion. you ass Dutch. your exclaimed his tor
Usutos. An. yea hive been In Dsnmark mysek
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my, LACK AwANNA AND WESTERN n
LEI. IN New-YOrk. foot OF burcley ans
0t~N CbristOpher streets, ,,,r-r~
vESTIBULED THhNNESs LIGHT.

,,,,.., -ou,. to NEWARK BLOOMFIELp MON 10 LAin
p,iss Madison Morris town. Passaic Pa,Tss9n ns9r'
ION DovaT. sIanhops. NEWTON bCDD iob I'M M
NOI,NTiIN Washington. PHlLLlPSbShu, EAsiUS'
WATER GAP STROU DSBl rig. Pscon9 Mo1n'sinSS
cCP ANTON PITTSTON. WII.kESBAhSs. Nall
COKE i, i4G AfyMlnrd6SN 6XFEoRb SoRwitH
ss'YssAcCsE. oswEdo i1HHGA GWESoi EL .SI
oo,n,s WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
90 A. AUTHORIZATION NAIL Stops at principal
10 90 A. M-cafe Can. BuFEALo sCRhNLoS' Sx iS1
CI'Sf, and OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman buNes
Psrloi Cans connect at Buffalo with train Tor Chcaso
90 a1s G%Icafe scRAMToN wIK y5s.s4 i
400 Af p iM~sCRANTON; wILKEsBARRE and PLYM'
= 20 p NJ (Day).-Buffslo Neslhuled Limited ExpIeS
' for SCRANTON BTNGHAMTON. ELMtRA Buy.
rAI6 Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connsc's at
q IN y NJ Q)aily).-BUFFAT.O SCRANTON BINGHAM:
TON ITHACA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. iR'tTsU
and oswEGo EXPIRES. pullman s Rufs, sIeep.rs
Park Pace 400 Broadway Tickets ferry saiior, o.,
broadway III 4th-ave., 12'h-st; ~ West 10 nst;
ssH Columbus ave New-York; a3s and 72s Ful'ons snl
100 Broadway. Brookyn Time tables giving fuh inf'r
"a WSrEsssr = TT EMPRESS COMPANY will for al
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destinatioA
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Railroads.
-AmgRioA's oRaAvgsr RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
4 HUDSON RIVER r. r.

1850 SUNDAY re AdsSndsct Nous
s s%s i sss ss D s;sf su.
Sasais Fail. Z s. ,. M InIs train Is m.a !:
ssa 1 Iucs: Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Sisssss
o,4o. 4. M.~EseeD, Sunday. For cs,skln Moun,sins
Saratoga. Lake George. Green Mountains and Moo
ssdsy d, s r s s:s
York state points.
wv bus Us cinciSnsi inasrspos and Louis Stop.
ct r .%s sss Albany Utica Syracuse A"'A'
100 p M.DaIy Chicago Special for Detroit, cl.y:-
% sRs i''ssG ass ss''f tca sssu Rcs:
1,46 = M~ssra,osa. Lake George and cs,'%,I Noun:
tains Limited Saturdays only during July aad
$3.50 p ssi snSay wsss POINT, roaxhD
.so M BsrS'? Ssr; Ai ssSi. TSs
sso a: o., Chicago 40 p m stops at Albany
A.s .y,. Tssy 4 Ta:so 6:;s
fa, 'aSssa rf BSrnx as@' ST.
K Near sstaoa For 81 aSan d sli
1880 nnS FOR 81 & s ess:.1 FAX s;:
FVsShS-sp;is Albany END g,isa Car passenger.
only Tor points points. on fa Brook Railway. Va Lyons
e., ss 2s't ..ss Fail.
Cleveland. Toledo. Chicago; except SATURDAY tor
the Auburn Road. sundays only. GloveIsvlie
'sG ;.'s &: ess:.s #: p; 81
csgo seepers leave e:i5 .. m train
Pittsfeld via Harlem Division
0,15 A. M.-sunday only 20 Pittsaed snd the Bsrk-
shire HIS. via Harlem I)ivis
"ALr. NIGHT TRAINS TO YONkERs
IAN night rans between both anc points %
Putnam Div sion as far as yonkers connection with
the Elevated Road This is the only line running AL
night trains Of New-Yoik.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central station.
Ii3 Roadway - PARK Place 26 43 Broadway 81 East
I4h-st a42 Broadway. 235 Columbus ave-. 81 West
125th-s,. ard 3shst station. New-fork 33s and ~
Fulton-st. and loc broadway. r. D. BROOKLYN
Baxgage checked from hotel residence by the west
Express Company.
JOHN VI. TOICET. GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at the Uptown ONCE No "A: broadway
I'd door north Of 3st-s.. until o'clock p m adver-
tsements received the following branch
lar Office rates until o'clock viz "a sthave.
cor 25dst lo2 dthave 18th ST.; i42 columbus-av.
near West 61hst; 100 West 42d ST. ave; p2
East +thst: 25i West 42d-s,.. between 7th and Sth
ayes: 100 East 47th-s i33s 3d-ave. between 10Th and
7'th SITS iOb I'd 6lst ST 70s ist-aye near
s9th ST.; go 3dav~ tis-st: 63t Sd 2iO s25
Beecker-st 2noS 3d-ave.. 2t0 East st: i9.l
ad-ave.: 2BS2 3d-ave. M Amsterdam-ave 400 West
4?d ST las East 10th ST. ~ East isth ST $50 8,h-svc
,5i eth-ave: l12 3d-ave, 87th-s,. 2Os East
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury PARK Ocean iI9v s
points Point Pleasant. 80 $50 1871 ~ ~
A. NJ Il 100 Saturdays only, 1:3o 2:15 $50 400 t:3O
10 Red Bank l:45 excep, BED Banjo. $50. $50 'e;W
saturdays only Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, + NJ
sundays stop nteIlaken Cor Asbury Park and ocean
Grove). 3:i5 \. NJ, I: 30 800 T. NJ.
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barne-
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FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier s. y. r., foot OF Rector 81, a.
For Atlantic lIshlands. Hghand Beach Norma rae:
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For Eb,ron, Asburv Park. Ocean Grove and points
south 20 Poir Pleasant 1900 A. NJ. 90 20, BAD 40
$50 F. VI. sundays stop Interaken for Asbury Park
and Grove) 600 i. VI. -
For Iakewo.si Toms River and Barnegat 4:3o A. b..
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Atlantic City vineiand Bridseton 4ao A. NJ. 100