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New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
UNION.

Schenectady. ~ Y. June 2o.-Professor T. w.
wright has been appointed member of the Board
~ consulting Engineers Of the State Land Survey.
The other members are Professor Fnertes, OF Cor
aor. professor Rees. of Columbia. and Professor
Crockett. of Troy
rho freshmen attempted 10 have class picture
,oken the first part OF last week but were pre-
yen,cd by the sophomores. who stole the photog-
o,,.r,s apparatus on Thursday afternoon they
oeoin attempted IT, and this time were successful
The Musical Association will give inc inSt concert
Of the year on Tuesday OF commencement "ee"
Tho music will be entirely new
ID Uoxie. '9s, president OF the college Young
49,. Chris,ian Association. has selected nfteen
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
ON and after June T. 1897,

Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after June Z. 1897.
Trains station foot or lioerty 81 .
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk &c,
a 30 TO r.aston 5:45 q 80 Allentown p NJ Sundaya
4:30 q :l5 20 East)n) A NJ. 100 $3.50, 600 7. ~ .
For Wlkesharre. Pittston and Scranton, s;lo A. n
I:IO t:SO 4:I5 p. ". Sundays. 1870 A. N.
For Read 80. 500. 9:lO 1000 II 80 A. ~. III
30 900 400 40 545. 900 p. NJ. l?lS night Sun.
days 4:30 A. NJ. l:0O 200. 800 o:3o GOO r. NJ. l2;u
For Harrisburg at 4:3O 500 s:Io II 80 A. NJ. i:io
30 4:3O As p. NJ. i2:i5 night. SundayA 430 A. n.
90 $50 r. NJ. 1915 night.
For Sunbury, Iewisburg and Wilamsport at 430. 500
9:iO A. NJ ITO. 1880 300 +. y. Sundays. 4;3o A. NJ
WV ALI. RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank, Long Branch. Asbury Park. Oceai
Grove an points south Point Pleasant. 430. $50
IO:t5 A. NJ 30 $3.50. 400 H:30 Red Bank only) 4:4S
63s 6:l5 T. NJ SUNDAYS stops at nteraken for Asbur!
park and Ocear Grove). 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnsgat Park and Barns
For Atlantis City. vneand and Bridgeton 43o A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach seabrght and Highlands Of Nave
sink 40 s:s lO45 A. NJ. $780, 430. 4:45 p. NJ Sun
davs 900 A. NJ 400 +. NJ
1''s' ''' :" SANDY HOOK RoUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
From Pier r.. foot q Rector ST..
RnHson Hs Beach seabrgh Monmouth Beach. and LonJ
Zoo saa"Io p NJ Sundays $50 4. NJ. I:Oo p. VI.
For Elberon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. and point
south 10 point Pleasant. lO:i5 A. NJ. 90 Saturday
oniyj 3:.5. 800 NJ sundays stops At Ineriaken 70
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bane
,.ooA A Only) 345 p n
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo 0:'5 p. N, Pul@an vestibuls Day
Coaches and Paror Cars Dinlng-Cvr Service. Meals .
Connects at Buffalo with through sleepefs to
Detroi, and Chicago ,,c.,
sI2:25 12.4O r. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for MACCH
CHUNK and intermediate points. o-o,,
s12:55, 1.15 p. NJ. Sundays only. for EAsTONs
MAUCH CHUNK. and the coal branches
s1,25, 40 =. VI. daily except sunday for WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter.
mediate Connects for all points in coal regions
chair car for Wiikesbarre .
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON and principal inter.
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regtone
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 10 Wilkesbarre
s4.55, 5:15 p. ". daily for EASTON and inter-
s5::55, GIO p NJ daily. except Sunday. Express foe
Satngton and principal intermediate stations Conneco
FOR Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 20 slatington,
sC:55 100 =. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and ali points West Pullman sleeper vestouN
train N y Chicago. Seepsrs 70 Buffalo and Toronto
.7.5. $3.50 dali, except Sunday stopping only
MATCH CIII-NK. L. B. JUNCTION S, sAYRE' GEN I'X
man sleeper for None but sleeping passenger
carried No baggage carried: r,,.,. ,->-,,.
.S:55, 0:OO p. NJ daily: for ITHAcA, GENEVA
ROC'HFSTER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and al
noins West Pullman sieepers to Wkesbarre ard ithaca
additional local daily. SUNDAY for BOtNC
RI2OOK and Intermediate points leave as follows: ss5
400 NJ So 30. $3.50 90. and 'j:j5. $3.50 p ~.
Tckets and Pullman Accommodations at liz 28l. 2i5
AK o,i and 323 Broadway 81 f. i4th St. 56 e i25st
81 I2i Bowery " Y; SEQ Fulton ST. Court st..
Proadwav and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN.
Y Transfer Co will call for ana cheek baggage IRON
hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester, ~ Y. June 2o-Despite the aceph-
alous condition Of the University, its forty
seventh commencement was unusually attrac-
tive. There were more of the old boys back
than for many a day. including the oldest
living graduate the Rev. Robert Telford Of the
class of 81 Class reunions were much in evidence.
Each of the principal Greek letter societies man.
aged to crowd both dinner and dance into COM
mencement week. Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Slbey. rep
resenting the Board of Trustees gave a reception.
which was largely attended in connection with the
presentation OF flag and a flagstaff TO the Uni
vtrsity by the Daughters of the American Revolt
Powers Art Galley.
Despite all these attractions the literary exercises
sermon. by Professor +. II. Johnson g. OF Grocer
theological SEMINARY. was brilliant exposition Of
Beta Kappa Grafton, by Joseph OConnor. e3, was
dvdEaiiiy in Art W co'operaticn in scienee q Thr r
ty-six young men received the bachelor degree.
the class being the largest, with exception tina;
the University has ever graduated. For the frs:
time in its history the University conferred the
masters degree upon eXamination the recipient
Paiiz Normal school The degree of i'll. D. was
% coafS 8 Of Bnalo IL a"a g H %eddef eT
Frank II Rowley. s. Of FaI Kiyer, Mas, F Wers
authorized to write themselves d. D.
master at the alumni dinner where due recognition
made of the successful administration OF the
year by the acting president. DR.. baltimore and +;
was announced thai with what funds they had in
the trustees in consideration of prospective
modatons for the public exercises of the I'niver-
sy they would lay the cornerstone of the long
talked about gymnasium AT the next commence
ment
The Beard of Trustees did not as was hoped. an
nounce the election of new president Of the Uni
Versity. but they have apparently giver up all
idea OF inducing Professor Wheeler of Cornell TO
accept this place and are turning their attention
in other directions. The most important work was
10 sanction the purchase Of the Elwood collection
of microscopic prcpara tons. and the establishment
of fresh-water biological station Hemlock
Lake The proposed station will afford living quar-
ters and laboratory space for ten fifteen persons
IL will be in charge OF Professor Charles W. Dodge
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
WELLESLEY

weree,ev Mass June 20-Between two thousand
and three thousand people were present on the lake
shores of the college grounds Wednesday evening 10
view the annual float" At $50 the class crews
rowed into sight in the order of their rank and with
the following officers: Seniors-captan, Louise
Hutcheson: coxswain. Agnes l.. Bacon. Juniors
Captain Cora w. Rogers: coxswain. Ethel Z. Bach'
sonbomores-Captain. Caroline L. Morse; coxswain,
Bertha G. Chase Freshmen-Captain Edith Moore;
coxswain Wilhemine Bayliss. Then came an inter-
class rowing contest. feature introduced thls year
for the first time, and to the 81 crew was awarded
the championship the judgment being made upon
technical points of the stroke ratner than upon ''
The crew composed of the Misses Annie G. Gates
.a7. Louise Hutcheson. 'o7; Grace n. Laird 81 Eva
l. Pritchard '9S: Mabel Z. Leonard 80; Vera r.
Douglas 's9: Edith Moore 90. and Carolyn l..
NIorse go next rowed around the oval course amid
great applause and the evenings entertainment was
concluded with the floating together or the crews
and the singing of college songs. ,, ~.
rra5tine of three weeks senior vacation preced-
ing commencement. the members OF the graduaths i'
functions hitherto unknown. These affairs were
inaugurated by garden party flNe o- Oh wnr "a,
1 home fTa@H re ibeir fr'e fro1d: The Germana Military
Band Of ne nIsd doE @sG at oG Of doors
on the campus Friday evering came the senior
f5s naE b1a waf beH Scope To-
which the part OF 81. Charles Macicw was taken by
by Emily P Baxter. the other cha,acterS being per
sonated by tie Misses Wrght Srum6 i EdgeI,. and Az,
Blackburn. -, c...... or.o.
noon formed also feature In senior FESTIVITIES:
The entertainment consisted of the presentation OF
the class history by the Misses Florence toiey
Caroline NJ Davis Eva VI. Guy and Emily > ,John-
son and also of the class prophecy by the Misses
Roberta H. Montgomery and Miriam Hathaway.
after which several groups of seniors gave spreads
teas 10 their friends -, o. mn
President Irvine gave reception IN tne stone 1ai
parlors last evening the members OF the gradual
Ing class and their friends. The Rev. Dr: a; D. r.
Behrends OF Brooklyn n. Y preached the ad 6acca-
laureate sermon this morning in the college chapel;
Baccaiaureate vespers were held at o'clock; and
the service was sung by the Gee Club and the
Beethoven Society under the direction OF Professor
Junius W. Hill
The remaining incidents Of commencement week
are the Gee Club concert, which will he given out
OF doors Monday afternoon. II the weather permits:
the commencement concert Monday evening by the
Boston Instrumental Club: the commencement exer-
cses beginning at o'clock Tuesday afternoon and
followed bv the usual reception. and finally. the
alumna exercises to which all Of Wednesday will
be devoted
Examinations closed Wednesday afternoon. and
the majority Of students. except seniors and mem
hers OF the musical societies. went away on Thurs
day thereby making room for the alumne. who
have come back In large numbers this year. on
Thursday evening the senior class went TO the
Woodland Park Hotel. Auburndale FOR the annual
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
COLGATE.

Hamilton. y. Y. June 20-The commencement
exercise of Colgate were held during the week
The attendance OF out-of-towa ALUMNI ana visitors
was large. The baccalaureat te sermon TO the grad
uatine class was preached last Sunday by DR..
Sylvester Burnham. On Monday afternoon the
Kingsford defamation contest took place. The
winners Of the prizes From class of 9S-E.
H. Smith first. J. G.. Carpenter second: from 80
F. J. Ncvinger first. c. f. Schable second; from
'OO-J. ID. Hewlett first. and +. c. Parker second.
The academy commencement took place Tuesday
morning The first Dodge entrance prize went
to sherman Jones. second to W. ID. Estes. third TO
Edgar Bullock: the class OF 90 commencement ora
torcal prize TO sherman Jones. Tuesday afternoon
ton was. Resolved. That United States Senators
should be elected by direct vote OF the people. "
The affirmative speakers were Goddard. Wood and
Coleman. and the negative Ford, Creighton aad
9dTe he p51e Wsre he to
ating exercises were held in the Baptist Church
Wees in honor OF the sons of Colgate Who fell in
the Civil War. A beautiful tablet IN the library
Sddress snVsiea Wns given y by W. wards Th
tablet was received by Deacon skinner. OF the rus-
band. then proceeded TO the opera house where
ay M on with M
dents reception in the evening. Thursday morn
The speakers from the class were Caldwell. Cole
man Gray. Grove. Ingraham. Kingsley. Lyon
iorcal 'i prize of $50 was awarded to 6. A.. Grove
The University conferred the degree Of A. b. upon
oTfhs of T. apo" NTH three Of h B. upon nys ~ was
conferred upon II. f. Minis: -: T. D. was con-
nar:'. The honorary degree OF d D. was conferred
%gSGe 4 M Rev. Re- the P'ES Ksv w. It. anes M moSn
Vernon. \. y; IL. d. upon James Buchanan.
At the meeting of the trustees of the University
DR., II. II. Peabody. 62. Of Rome; was elected
F3Td g. Of Of roT ne wo R0s S trustee
n place OF the late Lewis f. Gurey. The resigna-
ion OF Presden- Smith on account of i'll health
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave NewYork, foot OF Chambers e.
as follows and nye minutes earlier from wes, 23d-st:
c,OO 4, M.-Nestibuled Express daily Waver,y,
Binghamton Eimira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
100 r. NJ. Par.or to Buffalo
2OO II, M.-Vestbued Limited fast all Daily, solid
train for Chicago via cnantauaua Lake Cieve-
land Ti0 A. NJ, Chicago, i. NJ. Sleepers Chicago
Cleveland and cincinnati. Dining Car
1890 II. M.=Bunsie and cie.eiand vesiibuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 1:iS 4. NJ. Bradford 7i5 A. NJ.
jamestown s:a5 A. NJ Cleveland rs =. NJ sieepcrs 70
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for De-
truit. Chicago and che West.
Ss4S II. M.-Va Chautaudua Lake and Niagara Fails
Daily Solid train Chicago. Seepers HornellsyIS
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dipng Car.
O>ICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
acsommoda,ion. at III H. eci .ol and ao1 Broad
way 2i Bowery lSH East i25th-s and 6l West l2Sth-
st Chambers and IVES, 2ad st. ferries. NewY York a3a
and 7c8 Fulton ST.. i06 broadway. Brockyn: 200 HE'D
s6n-ss Hohoken. and Jersey city Station. Wsstcote
Express calls Cor and checks baggage from hotels aad
residences to destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
WEST SHORE R.K,

Trains leave W. 42d 81. station n. Y. follows. and
Is m. earlier from foot Franklin St:
800 A. NJ. Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Cleve-
land. Chicago
.5 A. NJ Daily except Sunday Ca:skill MoGntain.
New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Albany,
Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parlcr to
Albany.
G:OO p Albany. Montreal. t'.ica Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Torsnto. Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis
5:45 r. NJ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches
and Buffalo.
S:I5 p NJ Daily Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. TORONTO. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and st. LOuis.
Time tables at principal hotels and ofhce:.
c. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
DICKINSON.

Will.amsport. Penn. June 9.-Dickinson Semi
nary commencement exercises were held Thursday
when forty-one students received diplomas Gov
ornor Hastings delivered the address TO the grad
uating class. He accompanied this city by
Auditor General A. II. Mylln. Secretary OF the
Commonwealth Reeder. Secretary of Internal AZ
fairs James w. Latta. State Treasurer Haywood
and Attorney General Mccormick. all of whom at
tended the exercises. The honors were distributed
as follows First scientific (valedictory). Miss Mar
ina bowman; first classical (saluta;ory). William
" Fol!mcr; second classical William l.. Arm
bellies lettres. Miss Margaret L. Follmer; college
preparatory, Miss Mary +. Alderd.ce.
Governor Hastings presided and these directors
were elected Governor Daniel II: Hastings. John
Transport: George W Nipple. Lock Haven; Louis
Mcdowell. Willlansport; Thomas II. Murray:
Bodine Hughesville: Thomas Bradley. Phadc-
ph!a; IT, c. Mccormick. Williamsport. and Mrs.
Elizabeth s. Jackson, Berwick.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

II 30 DINING s'ar1 A. Nj. i:S0 200 $50 400 G,uifs
paror carr 4:3O 500 Dining Carr, 600. 40 900 r
n Io.I5 night sundays +30. 900 90. II 30 Dnini
car, A. NJ 200 400 500 dining Carr. 600 p. n,
For Baltimore and washngon week days. 500. 1000
!, .ao Ginning carr A. NJ 200. $50 500 Dining Carl
600 p NJ 1918 night. sundays 1000. Il:3c Dining
carr A NJ 200 300 tDining carr. Goo p NJ. i2:is
night - .- - , -, =.
,nsr,y :, li3 l.2 oc1. 43t i.li0 3o3 Broadway
7s7 9th Az 81 East iith St. la3 East i25,h St. 273
IVES, ,o,h St 25i Columbus Av.. NewYork Court ST
SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway williamsburg
h. NwYork Transfer COMPANY will call for and check
,ag.,pe from hotels residences 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
WILLIAMS.

Wilnamstown, Mass. June 2O.-The senior class
book Of the class Of 97. lately issued Is
pretty book. bound In white cloth. Its ed
i,ors are +. p. Cullen. of North Adams. and ID.
T. Hail. Of WilliamstOwn. 1t is dedicated 10 Pro-
fessor John Bascom. Of the department OF socol-
ogy The class graduates seventy men with degrees
and two psrtial-course men. During the course for
ty-one men have either left or have been dropped.
The average age at graduation Is twenty-five years
and seven months The preferences OF the class are
quite diversified. Captain Dewey. Of the baseball
team is the most popular man. while II. A. NJ.
Briggs president Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Is called the most versatile new
athletic track II is agreed. is the colleges greatest
need Dr. Bascom receives the honor OF being the
most popular professor Smith College Is the ia
vorite womans college, Vassar being close sec
ond. The class contains thrty-n nine Republicans
and nineteen Democrats ta sound-money) one So
ciast and Mugwump. Seventeen favor high
tariff ffteen are for one for revenue only ten be-
"Aye In low tariff and four are free-trao"rs For
ty-fyc men vote for currency a gold basis
and seven wouSl choose bimetasm.
Edward r. Tinker. Of Boston. has been elected
assistant manager and scorer OF the baseball team
for next year Cornelius NJ. Callahan. OF Norwood.
called the fastest sprnter in the Trangul,r League.
has been elected captain Of the track athletic team
ior the ensuing year. -, r,,
The various class suppers were held on Friday
night The freshmen banqueted at Saratoga, at the
worden the sophomores, at the Greyiock, IN WIN.
ssam:sttown; and the juniors. at the idylwild. at
south WDliamstown.
PRESIDENT Franklin Carter preached the bacca-
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21

laureate sermon this morning before the senior
CLASS on the text: 1T is written. man shall not
nve py bread alone. hut by every word that pro-
feeoetn G out OF the mouth OF God."-Matthew. ~.
Or. Carter spoke earnestly the need of sef-ab-
nesation In the daily affairs of life and pointed
OUT inc growth OF mater.asm and the lack OF the
determine legislation
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New York. foot of liberty St.. daily
CHICAGO. p. m. and 12:15 night
PITTsBURG. $40 ex sun: sun. i2:1o night
WAsHfNGToN BALTIMORE, 500. 10 dining car).
II 10 a. m. Dining carr 2, $3.50 Dining Carr Dining
carr n M i2:I5 night: sunday. 10 Dining Carr IL 80
A. m Dining Carr. Dining Csr). dining Carr. 8
D. m. 1918 night
NORFOLK. II 80 a. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper 500 p. m. daily
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsh Light
Oiices: II3 1,2. 26l. 49, l40 Bvay, 81 e. 14th ST.
1877 Bowery " Y; $50 3+4 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; Station
foot Of Liberty St. " c. r. r. Of y. J. Baggage checked
from hote OF residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21

"A pvERTIsEMENTS ans suoscr,ption, for The rrib-
way ID door north OF 3lst-st. until o'clock m ad-
vertsements received at the following branch Offices.
regular Office until o'clock p. VIZ 254 Sth
ave e. cor o3d-st 152 sh-ave cor 12th-st.; Mscv's
ah-ava and t4h-st: -? Colunbus-av West Goth
IT, ios West 4ei sth % East i4h-st %.
West aoS ct between tn sth 59 East I7th
r. 1sse sd-ave. between 7sth and 77th Sta:
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21

NIOTICE.-The Department OF Docks will sell
" n, public Auction premises. certain buildings ETC.
on b,ock bourded by Bethune. We@ Twelfth. West
Streets and Thirteenth Avenue. Including Browns soap
I,o,ores June c2nd 1897 II o'clock A. NJ. For par.
,icnars see city Record. Catalogues on application at
pisr "a +" North River.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
Dnbllc Notlces.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. APPEL

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. APPEL
~ LATE DIVISION. FIRST DEPARTMENTAL the
Railroad FOR the city Of New York for the
appointment q three Commissioner to determine
city for the AND ,r Of and
Il D &. ae Of snS ID The The
amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto under
faF sFnsS the atyd cy Of hs
S N II. @ a s the s Sly of at Sw yS on IN M the
Of that S day as Of aS
ia fan Se he ABOVE entitled to detemine and
after due s @ whsh a for the rapa ond
portaton OF and property as determined by the
dSrd sa aod ana on ii the 4h day Of and % 4h M
said S Ss apS the ssd @ ans &
bearng ne An day OF February so7 ought to be
apGaSn VII be made are the petition Of the
tSe city Of New York dated md day Of June 1897
and presented 70 this Appellate Division on procuring the
the 9rec city Of New York in Which notice application
to s5'1 in Be said d'Ts% psa" @ sSa9na
as IN the to routes s am
gaDera I"T pa Of scns,ruction railway
or ,Se said Board to the Common Council OF city ot
New York ' Of s wfh s p 1 ss made. said
The object Aforesaid Application j. to obtain the
TSrCad nHGG cash to be
Geether % with report their 1esermInaion whether
10 syo1 to Of be
when ,ISh rSaS SaSmes as dHs By sad court be leu
of the property owners along the line OF the said
New ycs Jqns ,Ma,r sh rs91 RAILROAD coMMrs
sIoSERs FOR THE ST CITY OF p 6RR HHw F&e.asn, SoRk
LEWIS l.. pELArIELp Secretary. s "a T. 0''" '''''''''
Parsons, shspaGIS ner"GSsx 8 2sssn' Sss York City:
Tracy. bGS5$msM s;,.s, : F,,t, Xss York city,
' ~ Attorneys the Board.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of I'D Penn. r. r. Cortlands
or Desbrosses
sTndicates West I'D st. Other figures show
time from o.tlandt Desbrosses 81.
s6;15, 6:4O A. VI. daily SUNDAY '6aj. A. Nj for
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations.
1855. S:15 A. VI. daily for WILKEsBARRE. sCRAN-
TON week davs). ELMIRA week days. ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
and the West AMI principal local points; dining car ana
o Buffalo.
.IO,25. IO::sO A. N. Sundays only for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations.
sIO.25. 1850 A. NJ daily. except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21
Railroads.
HdiIr0d00.
.ENNSYLVAnIA
RAH.ROAD.


STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third street and DsS
brosses and Cortiandt Streets corsisnhs
~ The leaving time from Desoosss ss Item below foS
FAST FAST % Buffet p',.sSr. rsssr e:
Chicago. Nc coaches 70 p!tisbals: .,a cleveland.
ss s.: M AfT fFTEIhIss4fIvrsH% hsfrsH.%suFkf snS
r sesPns pnss Ssg:sna Tosao cnenas
Lbs r. II. cHIcASo AND 81, louis EXpnEss-S" ypd;i
S.Ss F. H. WEsTERS 's'i: iE:2PREss@rof Cleveland cs'-
TSsT1 sEssPf clnes-
7 Rscirc r.5s Sssss .ss.S: s. az
,s,,. Ayn s1,,, Tue y sosrH1s % -
S cOnsrc.sonai iGn"s I% ali Paror and DInns cc
sss ;s sI%s sasss5 S. 1 S s 1Ips lbs c.'' g 's::
slona Linz al parIor and Dining % SarS; 70 nisht.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. +2' p m'' 'Z''' "'''
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. o2' a. m. and 80
chEsHfE4KE OHIO RAILwAyssSsSI E m; gay n
sr1 rr& *, say sS Cortland, street. only
Long Branch AsSary PARK 1n,eraken sundayo osssa %
land Streets oa.y,, 90 M. I2io 2ao S"' 'i" s"s
i'o p fsSGsyii FSR yipiniisDELPHiH Il { Fl n ( m
z s E ,.$. s.I E r $as. ss ss ,:$ SO
!s I d;1.S S %'s"s sss sr6tsy' Sss 'ls n
carr $50 Ui'ing Csr) T4o s.. s.55 p. m. 1910
Ticket Offices Nos 4si e4 1885, 1923 H. and 2si Broad.
way Asor House West nH rdrs,ans s,res,s
Court Street $50 Fulton street ss Broadway. and
The New York transfer Company viii call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through 70
destination r.oo.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-21

Is to be a universal sweater OF dark blue. with
narrow gold stripe around the bottom and on the
edge OF the collar. which any Trinity student can
wear. The athletic sweaters remain the same.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-23
w. w. DIMOND.

BARGAINS in crOckery
come, not from over-buying,
through breaking sets for
customers. Odd pieces have
less commercial value, to us,
than full sets, but to the
purchaser there is no differ
ence.
We have a vast number of
broken tea sets, odd cups
and saucers, breakfast, din
ner and tea plates and glass
ware. These have been
maSsed together to form the
foundation for a bargain
week. The prices are third
off cost and for cash their
will be discount; that means
that the goods will 60 to ev-
eryone for the same average
price, for the reason that
with the reduction and dis
count, the prices will be too
low to admit of loss of in
tereSt accommodating on time
accounts.
This sale will last one
week beginning Monday,
February p. The oPpor-
tunity to secure this class of
goods at such low prices will
not occur again in a twelve
month, and ladies who wish
to fill up the vacant spaces
in their pantries should avail
of it.