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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. X.
STATIONS in New-YOrk. foot Of barclay
and ChristOpher streets. -
vESTIBULED TRANS, PtLLMAN BUFFET

Direct route n NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLAlR.
THE ORANGES summit, B-rnndsvhie BssNiHs
Ridge Madison. Nor st0wn. PasaIc. Paterson boon
ION Dover. Stanhope, NEWTON. ECpD~ LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hack,tlstovn. cHOpl.l. ;
WOTETAIN Washington. PHTIfpSBCRG EASTGN
WATER GAP. sTROCDsBCRG Pooono Mountain.
SCRANTON. PITTsTON WlLNtSBARRE. NANTi-
COKE DANVILLE NORTH 'MBENLANp. mt
rose BINGHAMTCN. OXFORD NORWICH Water
VIE UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS cortland
sYR,Cf-SE OsWEGO ITHACA. CWEGO ELMIKA
coRNING BATH DANSViLLE. BUFFALO -ni all
500 A M-BINGHAMToN NAIL stops principal
1000 a. " ,Cafa Car BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON. OWE3O. ITHACA. ELAIRA. UTICA
PiCHFIELD SPRINGS; SYRACUSE and oswEGO
EMPRESS Pullman PaTlor cars. Connecting A.
BursIo with trains for Chicago and points West Pull
nan parlor Car, New York 10 KichneiI Springs.
,.oo p M-sCRANTON WlLKE SBARRE and ELMIRA
ExPREsS Pullman Buffer pari0r Cars.
400 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLYM-
otTH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parior Cars
700 p NJ (DailyJ-Ch!cago Nestbued Limited Express
FNO pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-Yofk
chicago Dining Car q Buffalo
IN p NJ fpaIly)-runalo Express Pullman Sleepers f0r
SCRANTON. BISGHAMTON, ELMiRA. BATH MT.
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving buffalo : 4: N
$40 p N daIlyl-BCFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Ton OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE and
sleeners Nev-York Richheld springs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN Accompanies at
Henry Gaze n sons Limited. IlS Broadway. ~ Park
pIace 2J BroadHay and 942 Broaiway Tickets a. Terry
,s'5oe hi atb-ave cor I2th-s G West l2ith at. 23i
S,,n,,nssye Me- York; 33s and 72G Fu.ton-st. and
lOS In adwsy Bfooklyn. Time tables giving II nioI-
nation at all station -1,,,,,.,, i, o,u g., a,d
check baggage from hotel or residence % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
STORAGE NOTICES.


TO X. L. HORR. Mrs. S. J. Leahy. Mrs.
%. +. Phelps. Mrs. Jas. lrwin. hss. n.
Hortoa. J p. con.on. T. u: Bixby. Mrs.
= > p'"e M~s Mara ". Jscanenod.
Mar.are, Gi.larner. 5. Is. spa Eh,. Dr. 6.
y. Rrsd!sy. J IN ". Tracy. M. T. Prswett.
aai John Reilly. Nss q. Hoyt. Mrs.
Francis u. Johnson. Henry pay. T.. Les
s,rman, Mrs. Hawkswor,h Louise y.
No5uln. Mrs. y. s. MsrouT Mrs. r
Matthews. Mrs. Casss. Mrs. ". ~. Clark.
MIS-. \. J. Pronk. Z. Z. M.Iard. Mss
Smith. Mrs. L. 4 Strauss. Mrs Frank
Flya.. Miss Bernard Mrs. G"urgie War
dell. MIS-. ! Benjamin. =. u. Hinton. Mrs
Jennie Wrisht, \ y. Lyon. lanes B2 W
Dunlap Mrs. Carroll. :. :. Jordan, J. r.
duff. M. Smock. Nrs. II. Z. Re mont.
Mrs. Jennie Hambereer. M z. hsnkeT'
Mrs l. u. CoEswel. ?. IL O Nell
russ Mrs. r. RGnile. 4. II. paws, isll,a-
hetn Curtis. Maggie arl ia. II. h,rn'
Nm, HolSar Mrs n i Joa.yn; s,,t 5r.'
Mrs. MARY McRrde. \. 2. Th7cher. Tales
Durard. Mrs. Thos. Arzue. American ~,
iishlrg and Engraving Co. hr9. {. n.
N,ruhe. sadie English. =. !. l.H aco. VS..
Nste =. lawn. Mar" 2 IirN'. if'r1 90 :
Mrs. X. G0rGe.ss1. NJ Gas. N3mpe. +.
VI Hutch'ngs. Louis Zis'k0. Mrs. Mary
McGu.rr. NJ. =. y. WILL. =. J. Th'mp-
son. Mrs. Mar. :. Lyon FAIgenc FRANKIE.
Wm. =. RIss"ll. Paul Winhrrry. 2. W.
Taylor. 4. ". Cramer Nj. O'Rc.iiy. Mrs.
g. \ FLANAGAN Mrs VI Carr. Mrs X.
F7gartv. Dr G. VI. Grain. L. y. Hazard.
Mrs r.. iiath"riv You AMI each ~ YOU
ara hereby notified anil required 20 pay. %
the Undersigned On or before Friday. Oct.
Isl. 1897. .hs arrears 80 amounts due %
them bY YOU respectively for the storage
~ goods IN volr respective names. ana
now IN ,heir possession. dad ~ case o.,
your default n 50 doing the goods VII be
sid nj Public Auction at their warehouses.
Nos 232 234 236 West 41th-st.. in the
CITY OF Nc"-York ~ F. r. Ludlow Co..
Auc:icncers. o. the iIth day - october.
1897. at ~ A. II. and VII. be continued
each succeeding Thursday. ~ the same
TIM ard place. un:ll the sale - completed.
New-York. AUG. 18th.
MORGAN & BROTHER.
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BALTIMORE OHIO

Leave Newly York. whitehall Terminal, daily
,HIL AGO, J ~ ?. M. AMI i2:lO night
fIITSBl EG 20 eN sun. 80 sun. 1910 night.
CINCINNATI -. LOUIS. pjj m. Z ~ p m
WAsNlNGTON. BALTIMORE 7i5. D.jS ipiniag carr,
u y m. Dining CaD. ! 80. 3 IS Dining CarC . s.
Dining CsrJ $50 p. M 1910 nzht. sunlay n55 d5in
ing Ca - 2i Dining Car. - DINING Can IS
DINING far 80 p. 12.lO nsht
NORFOLK. ~ - =. daily
HER ORLEANS. Though sleeper - . m daily
Trains leave foot Lierty-G' > mIaue- later
~ uairs o." lipmlra'el with Pn'sch Light
OGces. l,2 ~. 9fi ~. 40 way. 81 r. IAN :,
~ i1~erv y ' 3f' 80 Futon =. Brooklyn. white
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hoie! residence
20 aestlnat,n
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo 9.55 p. NJ Pullman Vestibu!e Day
Coaches and Paror Cars Dning-,ar Service. Meals a
"a carte Connects al Buffalo with through 'eepers to
Detroit and Chicago.
.12:2j 1870 p. NJ. daily except sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
'12:55 1:15 7. VI. Sundays only. FOR EASTON
MAUCH CHUNK snd the coai branches.
Il 80. 40 p NJ. daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE pITrSTOS. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regions
chair for Wlkesbarrs.
'3:55. 4:1O p. NJ daily. except sunday. FOR WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal Inter
mediate Connects flr all points In coal regions
Pullman Buffet Paror Car TO Wikestarre
'4:j5 5:i5 7. VI. daily FOR EAsTON ard Inter
mediate stations
'5Sj5 q 10 j. ". daily. except sunday. Express fcr
SatinEton and principal intermediate stations connects
for Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70 SailnSt3n
'6:5J, 200 +. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NlAGARA
FALLS and points West Pullman sleeper Nrs'ihui-
" Y CHICAGO. Sieepers 20 Buffalo and Toronto
'7:.5 500 P daily except SUNDAY .,oppnE rs, 91iy
at SoCTtI rLrAIEFIE;LD EAsLGN:. btJ II LEN En-
MAUCH CHUNK. l. q b JJNCTiQ%l SATtE. %iTT
Sleeper to Buffalo. None but sleeping car pas
seng.rs carried. No baggage carried. ~
$3.50, 0,OO p. NJ. daily for ITHACA GENEVA:
ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and All
points West Pullman slcepers g. Wkeshs:re and ihacs
Additional local trains daily except sunday Tor BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave az follows 's"5t
600 A. NJ .ls5 80 % IS 20 and = -. so i
Tickets and Pullman accommodations A. lib 2bl. &.3
1855 ga and 323 Broadway 81 E lih St 100 T. i25;h
st 1871 Bowery y. Y. SEQ Fulton st. Court ST. ~
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Transfer Co. will call Tor and check baggage RON
hotel or residence through to destination
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR Lose DEANcH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
from Pier y u . Rector -
, For Atlantic Highland. Highland Beach Njrm,ndi.
Ruins N beach SeabriSht. Monmouth Beach and Long
branch. = .. i9l2 \ " o. 3.i3. 500 p NJ sun
For E.b"ron. Asbury PARK ocean Grove and poin,.
soGth - POM Pleasan'. ~ - 4 VI TO 3. Ij 500 p
Ocean Grovei. $50 \ "
For Lakewood. Toms Klve- Barneslt Park and Barn.-
sai so \ VI. 10" 2 - p " ~
For A,,sntlo city Vin.laHi ana Brdseton 40 A. NJ
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STEREOPTICONs AND SLIDES.

RILEY BROS. i6 BeskmAn-st.. makers Of
steraop.icons anl sides; see itelr new
Kinaop'oscope; best on the market; send
f3r circular. mailed free.
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot Of West I'd Penn. r. r.. Co.,iandt
Iesbr'sSe -.
Indicates time from West I'D st. Other figures show
time rom Cortland Desbrosses
SID, $40 4. NJ. daily sunday Gas. A. NJ for
MAJ Oh CHUNK ard intermediate stations.
- 800. S:1c \. ~ daily Tor WiLKESBARRE. SCRAN-
Ton week days.. ELMIRA week days.. ITHACA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the West and principal local points. dining and
chair to Buffalo.
'1O:25. 1O.3O 4. NJ Sundays only for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations.
.1O,23. 1880 A. VI. daily except SUNDAY. FOR MAUCH
CHUNK and n;emediate points.
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MACHINERY

- =
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oo second-hand
wood and iron working machines: fuliy
Guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. sVs Aaai-
son-gt.
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ryFURNIsHED ROo,Is TO LET.

ITNFyrNfsHED ROOMS. i43 East lsth-
st-suitatie for two or three sehuemeh'
rare opportunity; refereneea
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srwIyG MACHINES.

SINGER VIBRATOR. s25; D Domestic c slD;
New Home SOS; special h'rsa ma TIE
or instruments; write age oMp ea,:, ,ih H
sTANDARD BICYCLE ,oMEANi' w.
-. crrner oSsh-st.
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URESNM.Al<ING.

~N~0~~>-0~~~>>.- ,>~~>~s ~ >s>S>>>>>|~~ =
A. "A -COUTCRiE FRANCHlnE.
-Forr,arrv uitr stem Pros latest
Paris dcsigns for autumn, dinner, csi
rlage reception and wedding gowns d.
cycling and golf quits. riding hhnits.
tailor-n,ade gowns at moderate Pl'Sss
Nine. RENITEAC ANDERSON. 21s VIM
ave. near i5tn-st.
DIES SMAKER.--A frst-c.ass dresSi ni,
bv dav 81 20. or NJ nome: good h't'r;
latest rvles. lunch only. DREssMAhEh'
'Dn w@st I2yth-st.
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q ailroaos.
HntIr0n09.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~~~NNe~~o>~~~~.o~~~~~~~
PENNSYLVANIA
@

"a
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-tnird Stree; and
Dest.osses ana Cor.landt streets o..-.,..,,
Streets aye a,ee aan mat given below fOr
80 A. VI. FAST MAiI@-Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
New York 70 lttshurS seeIns Car Pit'souFg to CHI
s EASG sbl
C"rs. For Chicago; C1eveand. Toledo Cincinnati, In
:55 i. Vi. CHICAGO AM ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
5 fa, " WEyr i %hfsS c ' CHI
7:i6 =; VI. sOCTHWE:rERN ElPRIss.-For cinon-
5!: ,aj ls:s5 @ F f5.ss s,: s8a
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'32' g, no. 80 DINING car. 1910 a M loo. 100
~ DING 3 Ks a al rsi 9 and P p n c2i d
ni,ht SUNDAY . 925 io:5 q Is % .C'o i,.
sa2" 4 % 6ns Fa5 s?s ming :, ci rs . ~ dining
SOUTHERN EAILWAY-Eaprcss. 4o5 p. m. /? 10 night
ATLANTIc COAST LlNE.-Exprcs,. rs a. ana $50
ChEshFEAKE & orIIo RAu.wAY-4asp m. daily.
FOR Oh POINT COMFORT AND NOHFOLK-7jj a
ArA NkdIEf in1 Ss p r% ~ Stree. Station
80 p m. ana Desorosses and c1rtsndt Streets. 10
f i5as hl,s.5 3:s;; r ls sna.y. oe.
g%yg 9aa toi. P'ssn, IRON West +,
from pesbGosse and Cortlards slrees 40 80 1910
Fen PHILADELPHIA.
ol9 10 100 SO SIS - 80 - (Pcnns. Limited, Q rs
tLynln2 Can, 10 ~ 1l.5j Il. l2S3 LOO. @53. 355
20, - DINING CAR, 435 Dining carr. $50 Dining
gar), 80. : 90 S55 7. m - n.ght sundays, 6.l5
100 go 500. 80, 9.55 ,L'mted). 9.55 10 -
ZAP: 555 jDSas carr 40 O 755 SD m D' i.i5
Ticket OinGss Nos 4c 90 1893 1928 III and POI Broad
way Astor IL We Yves: TNenty-t third street station
ana stations foot q Desbr1,;as and CJrtaad Streets
Court street. sGr Fulton street. % Hroaiwdy, and
Broohlyn Annex Station. brooklyn; station Iesey city
Inc New-ioIk Transfer Company viii call for and
destination
]. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
Genera Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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WATCHES on WEEKLY PAY
NENTS.

->>~o,~->~-.,~>~,- 49, -S~~J~S~-'- - = -
DIAMONDS. WATCHES N weckly paw
nleats: no trash. WATCH SUPPLY %,
. MAIDEN L1nr. Room 81 Goots auaran-
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CARPET CCEAyvSG.

HnfEIs CLEANED BY STEAM. RY
~ ~ Or On ne 1oor. CAREFUL CAR
a - -EANlNG CO.. l.o3S Broadway. All
~e'ors IeiepAon. l32-3sth.
-, rsStcH AcHERMAN's Steam Car
E.tsh,.sssany Works. 1873 West 32d-st.
-s,t-s- isf2 Telephone call. i,i3o
ar-s,, Hr00klvW.
I<x!s, sAtPET CLEANING. 3ss-soi
ca''ase free. rel. 42S Red p'L,ys
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used * -lusively
-Four Ira ~. Automatic Block Signals.
on ani after Srptrflber Sth. 1894.
Stations In N-s orb. foot q Liberty St.

stations In N-a ORR. foot q Liberty st.
anI Whitehall Terminal
Trains lsase i,.t - Liberty
F'r taston, bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c.
- u. az" ", ~" 81 go Eas'onJ ITO. 30
10 - 30 - Easfoal. - - ~ @ Allentown r.
T.
/ - 30. AS = NJ. sunday ~ A
for Reaiing. NJ y" s'n $40. 1860 II 30 A. NJ
l-l". ! =" 40. 80 -" ~ NJ night
SIf4ns %" \. N. l'o. 2s'. BOO $3.50. go + VI.
Eor Har-!!'tpfs. q, 40 500 $40 II n 4. NJ. ITO
- - . - T. ". u - n.zAt sundays 40 \. 81 .
- "5' 900 J. VI u Il night.
t"r Sunbury L~wi,hurs. ana Wusmsport 4 ~
80, 40 40; :. 40. 3d. 200 +. ". sundays, : 30
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OTEA: GROVE e..
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Arhury Park ocean
pr.'e and points soufh Point Pleasant <31.
u. )" ". 30. , 81. Iop = 81 Rel BARK orlyi IS
30. 6l5 = II Sundays ,.ops aken f1r A.tury
iarN ana ocean Grove. 600 4 NJ 100 a. 81
For Lakewood. Toms Rive. Barn~sai ParS and Bar-
neat. ~. $40 A NJ 80 Z 3o J " sundays. p.o
Lor Atlantic cry. vin-Iani ant Br.ds.,on. = 20 A. VI
-. 70, Monmouth Reach s..hrish, .na Highland. Of
NaIst,;k 3d. : "a A. II 40. AS. 6:la r NJ sua
=, EoATs LEAVE. wHIrEHAi.L TERMINAL.
pecH 1ays 80. rs. S.25. IS e.IS s5 81 10 q
q. 3 Is 30 3 s. q :, 4 NJ ~ 90 e s;
80. ~ gs5 lo3' II ~ +. N 1910 n Kht. SUNDAY.
go" - o.fi, u . 81. 1900 81. 1888 ! So 20
90, 30. so. -. = - tfu GsS = - q ao
$50. 10 u. 1888 r. ST ':.Il 9. ght
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e,nrnxn Warehouse ei1o

METRoPOIITAN Storage Warenou", s ~
Vans 2O2 and 204 M>-cer-st. nrahc't,
,,i,,,rs yemoved boxed and shipped Ieie~
phons Spring 400.
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RAILROADS..

Rdilr oaos
~-->~~~~~~-.~~~~-~--o-~ ~r-,/-r1oOo~~-n----~o-
"Ams n,cA's o..sarssr RAILROAD.
NETWORK
(E:NT IT? 4!
~ E. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
THE F0UR-TRRnK TRUNK LINE.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
p Al through ulirs stop at Albany. Utica. syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central station. 42d Street ard
80 l. M-ADIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS. THOUSAND
ISLANDS AND Mont REAL. spEcl ~. Daily
fihec5i Ssn a For Adroniaek Mountains Thousand
SO" = Tkp9 eHefP' s9 Tss re i%Sqs Fa:
80 Tim in - world. Due Buffalo 40 T. NJ.
;a ns fa ' r al ,bng or cspsc, s-' P This
9."" M-EA2r MAIL piilynFor P9g 1gae Sc
90 4; M.-sARAroGAl AND aoXrREAI. sPEclAL
Troy. Saratoga. Lake george. Green Mountains AMI
1000 A M-ToRTH SHORE LIMITED Daly-:i-
Route Da is"' lura, 80 r ~. Hiasara Fans $50
!. NJ. 'hcas3 900 \. NJ. Carries sleeping and
1870, May E%PnEss. escep, seq?day, Fer
!liiooh '"iSNH Mountains ana an Emporium
Loo ?. -sorriIWE9STERx LIMITED. DorZ-For
LOO ?. M---ciIIGi'Go SPECIAL. pauy--For Detroit.
tlettauH. Toledo and chicago. stops NJ Pough-
$50 =. M-TRoY AND SARATOGA sPEctAL> ex-
=. sept Sanday-f',.r Garrison west r,ino. Poush-
300 T. M.-LAKH SHORE LIMITED DAFT
C1eyciand rs \ NJ. Toledo 1905 \ NJ. Chicaso %
5a d,d I 3n e'ar[ft .. r cir f.aI +, I'm.
lo:l5 7. NJ: due k1ns,s civ next morning. Carries
600 M an" 70 EXf Ss 2ay pany-ror NJ
1 as"Il Ialis. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chicago
G.25 p @ADlRoTpAcK MOUNTAINS. THOU
SAND ISLANDS AID MONTREAL EXPRESS
ns,iy,,,F.r Adirondack Mountains. Thousand Islands
100 P. M.-NoRTHERN ENTREES. pary-For Troy.
It4tti burg. hHiastor. Montreal. and. except
T.3O p M.-BrFFAlo SPECIAL Da!y-For Roch-
Indar,p,ls ;, LOUIS ana olicsgo.
300 J M-SFEc1AI- LIMITED NAIL Daily-Seep-
Ry. Via Lyons ard Ter Hgnl1 Cleveland Indlanapo-
0.15 ;. M.-PACIFIc EMPRESS. Dany-For Syracuse.
n rI N."sa.. f@, "i375 To,ed.i chicago
80 Nis6,- MT'$anr E 3S hfs;" rsc.,re train
ior tni,aso and principal points on thr New
5S nsis MY y @- yA'rpt anH" asA,s sun
eOG A. VI and 3.35 T. M-naily except SUNDAY 10
.. Pi'', Z, Via HARLEM niy.,,oa n-..-
Hl' w I,o NJ. N M n, ~ r., vo,rps
on ne Putnam DIVISION - FAR YonH".' In connection
nith The elevated f4i The only Lac running AL night
Mafner raec, cars n 81 throush trains.
Tickets and Wagner orf-es At Grand Central Station
IL ~. AZ Br'adway. 81 East l4th st. ~. Broadway
New York 33S ana i2e Fulton St and Broad
Iagsass checked from hotel or residence by
JOHN cNo. TGrEY G d.6t3 j. 9ANEk
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CUTTER and Custom TAILOR. with
good experience IL Mitchell Standard
system. II custom tailor house. city or
country. 100 Avenue \.
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STORAGE.

.r<<~~>->>~->~r>< |0|~'| .-...,s eIa
CONTINENTAL Storage WaFrho r, hock
from broadway; new. l.sht and airy
room, Tor the storage 0: furniture, pT.,e,
baxxsac. carriages. works OF ART &c ''
phoas cal; 1881. 3sth-s;.
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HrOOklVN
tt1's irl. 9%D HcC., Il
49,, LOST.
LOST.

SoST 80 ~~s~~~~~~~~~~~ ~-~.>~.~~-~.-
Sav.nfs Zoos No. COS. 602. Bank for
neat stopn.S" ith-ave. New-York Pay
Fiease return book to bank
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Manhattan Beach.

Train. leave FOOT EAST 34TH ST. week days. $50
30 7:4o $50 100 A. NJ l2c and ran no sS on
VI 70 $40 COO and half hourly from "'tV 10 ~
= NJ Additional Trains Race Days C. / j. L i<''o
r. NJ 20 4. NJ PsrloT Car.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 40 CENTS.
Trains leave WHITEHALL ST. week days hou'V
from s.l0 A NJ "a 6:10 r 81 Additional Trains on Race
Days c. l. J c. ii:40 a. NJ. 1910 40 T. NJ
EXCURSION TICKETS. IL CENTS.
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WORK WANTED.
Ma u.

CARPENTER.-Ascap and experienced
man wishes work. DAVIS. 435 West
4lst-st
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HELP WANTED.
..o.11ANouorD--- ~. -Nr--N<NNNNNNNSN-
Female.
COOK &--Swedish cook. also. swedish
ch.rntermaM and waitress. bring rct"f-
noes can hctWeen IL and !, ~ West
- -
COOK Co cook and an upstairs girl;
whit, and with good reference. Apply
10 West 5jth-st.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-18
The Indian baby,

In the Indian household, as in our
own, children bear an important part
The baby is the constant companion of
its mother; not that other members
of the family do not share in the care
of 1T, but the little one is kept closely
under the maternal eye. Soon after its
birth it is laid in its own bed. which is
often profusely ornamented and is al
ways portable. A board about a foot
wide and three feet long is covered
with feather pillow or with layers of
soft skins. Upon these the baby is
fastened by broad bands of skin. fan
mel or calico. When asleep the child's
arms are bound under cover, but they
are released when it awakes. A great
portion OF the infants time is spent ~
ing upon soft robe or blanket. where
1t can kick and crow TO its hearts con
tent. If, however, the mother should
be so engaged as to be frequently called
out of the tent, the baby is laced upon
its board and hung up under a tree, or
placed where there is no danger of fall
ing. Should the mother have to go any
distance from home, she will slip the
strap of the board over her head, and
the baby goes along, winking at the
great world from its mothers back.
Long Journeys on horses are made by
babies snugly packed and hung from
the horn of the mothers saddle.-Mrs.
Alice G. Fletcher in Century.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-18
SUGAR TRUST STEAL.
Public Sentiment Strong Against
"Sweetencd" LegisIatiou

"sweetened" Legislation.
Mr.. William l.. Wilson, author of the
Wilson tariff bill, figures out that the
protection which the sugar trust will
receive from the Aldrich Tor senate,
bill is $i2, ,94s, all of which will go
into the pockets of half dozen mill
lionaires, who have already grown rich
out of the favors allowed them.
This" says Mr.. Wilson, lis the
amount which that bill will compel the
American consumers to pay the trust
in excess of what they would have to
pay To foreign refiners for that quantity
of sugar, and il must be increased one
fourth - namely, to S16,229,93 - to
show the full protection or bounty to
be taken by law from consumers for
the benefit of the entire refining indus
try of the country"
No fact stands more clearly proved
than that the senate tariff bill il
framed in the interest of the sugar
trust, If not prepared by the trust it.
self, the committee being merely it's
organ in laying it's demands before con-
gress. We are glad that the issue is
thus clearly joined and the contest made
between the people and the trust.
1t is said in Washington some of tho
Louisiana growers are disposed to favor
the senate bill, on the ground that the
trust is certain to win this time, as 10
always has done in the past, and that
it is the wrong policy to antagonize it.
This is, we think, mistake. The trust
has never shown itself thoughtful Of
the sugar growing interests, but al
ways thoroughly selfish, and willing to
sacrifice every other interest to adj
vance its own profits. While it is true
that the trust has nearly always sue
ceeded in the past in making congress,
and particularly the senate, carry out
it's orders, the chances were never so
good for defeating it as now. The SUI
gar growers would be benefited by
getting out of the way this ogre, which
has done much to bring discredit on the
sugar industry, and has seriously Grip
pied it at times.
The chances were never before so
good for its defeat, for the issue is now
so clearly made that each senator will
be compelled to say whether he is for
the trust or for the people; and, in the
light of the facts recently brought out,
it will be no pleasant matter for sena-
tors to declare that they will carry out
the trusts orders. So al least the
Herald's interviews showed, when only
six senator's were willing to declare
that they belonged to the trust
We believe the public sentiment Oh
this subject is strong enough to defeat
this attempt to rob the American peo-
pie of some $l3 1000, 900 year in the in
terest of half dozen millionaires.-N.
o. Times Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-18
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

MIR. Dingley may find before
many years that he unwittingly did a
great work for free trade by demon
strating the wrongs and injustice of a
protective tariff.-Louisville Dispatch.
The disposition TO take part in the
high tariff grab in order that every sec
ton may share the plunder is called a
growth of protection sentiment. 1t is
the sort of growth that will prove fatal
to the whole scheme of robbery.-St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
Strange to say, no member of the
senate proposes to clear it's reputation
by proposing an inquiry. Senator Hoar,
who upholds the contention that the
senate has not degenerated, ought to
be among the first to ask for an inquiry
or at least for a coat of whitewash.-
Baltimore.
The American people consume an
nually about 100000 tons of sugar, for
which they pay, approximately, $780,
100000. IF the high duties proposed
In either the house or the senate bill
should be adopted" are the words of
Senator Aldrich, 1.-THE annual cost of
sugar to consumers would be more than
s160,000,0Oo." That is the proposition in
its baldest terms and in his own Ian
guage.-St. Paul Globe.
-Dingley's claim that his tariff bill
was intended 10 increase the revenue
was so palpably false that even the re-
publicans of the senate finance COM
mittee were compelled to expose il and
to offer 500 amendments TO prevent the
government from going into bank
ruptcy. The senate amendments show
that the Dingley bill is intended to in
crease the revenue, but not the revenue
of the Recommendations Post.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-18

signs and omens. But / believe / will
go down to New York and see if Oracle
is we'll"
And so, late one snowy December
night, there came a tremendous peal at
the door bell of Mrs. John Folliott's
mansion. That lady was absent to a
fashionable reception with her three
daughters. Norah and Fanny had gone
to visit friend in a neighboring
kitchen, and Bridget, haif asleep, STUN
bled to the front door and opened it.
Miss Grace, is it?" she stammered.
"Sure, if yez'll step in the parlay I'll
send her up to you.'
"Up!" repeated the keen old gentle
man; "where is she?"
''In the kitchen, sir" confessed
Bridget.
Il will go where she Is" said Mr.. Fol-
lott. take me to her at once"
Poor little Oracle sat before the kitch-
en- fire, the meekest and palest of Gin
derellas. in an unconsciously dropping
attitude. Her dress Was worn and