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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-05
NOTICE.

A LII TENANTS AND OTHERS IN
IA debted TO Liliuokalani will please take
notice that tho undersigned has been APP.
pointed agent OF her estate, under full
power OF attorney. Prompt payment OF
Indebtedness is requested
J. o. CARTER,
4lS-1m POS Merchant Street.
The evening times., 1897-03-13
BEST FIGURES OF THE WEEK.

New York, March 13.-The stock market
showed aggressive strength this morning
and the leading issues sold up to the best
figures of the week. There was notable
increase in comnission-house orders AMI
arbitrage firms were also purchasers or the
leading internationals The Vanderbilts
were the feature OF the trading, and the
rumor that a new combination had been
formed to bull these specialties was again
revived.
Prices rose IA to 2 per cent, and the
irnprovement was well distributed Jersey
Central and Rubber common and preferred
were heavy. Jersey Central fell l to
"a 1-2. Rubber 1 5-S to 16 1-2, and the
preferred "a to 66. The weakness of
the lastnamed was due torumors ofinJernl
dissensions. Toward IL O'Clock there was
a disposition to realize profits and n part
of the early advance was lost. Speculation
at the hour named was firm
The stock market was strong in the closing
hour Of trading Commission business con-
tinued fairly large, and the professional
btIIls extended their lines in the Van der
bilts and Changers. Operations for Lon
don account were insignificant, although
ON Americans as more bullish. Manhat-
tan was in better request and on covering OF
short contracts rallied to 80 IS, with
subsequent reaction to 50 3-s- Illinois
Steel was depressed, falling IL to 80 IL
On r,,mors that its Pittsburg competitors
had arranged to undersell the company at
every point. Rubber continued on its down
ward course, and dropped to 65, loss OF
nearly 4 per cent on the day. The mar
ket closed firm.
The evening times., 1897-03-13
DIPLOMAT DE LONE ANGRY
1t Is Alleged That He Referred to
MIR. Sherman as a Hog"
The Spanish Minister and the Sec
retary of State Had stormy In
teryiew Over thu ScoveI Case.

Senior De LONE, the Spanish minister,
does not Ike the diplomatic methods OF
the new Secretary of State.
Il is learned that Senor De LONE had
quite stormy interview with Secretary
Sherman on Monday, concerning the re-
| lease of Sylvester scovel, the imprisoned
correspondent, in Cuba
Mr. be LONE told Mr.. Sherman bluntly
that he would not advocate the release.
When MI Sherman replied that it was
necessary that he should comply with the
official demand of the United States, the
Spanish minister said, bitterly:
81 suppose, since the United States has
adopted coercIve measures, there is moth
ing for Spain to do in her present condition
but to be coerced.'
It was with very bad grace that the
Spanish minister finally yielded. 1t was
hinted in diplomatic circles today that
the Madrid mission is to be raised to the
ambassadoria1 dignity
Another interesting story about De
LONE grows out of the visit here recently
of Senior Morote, Spanish journalist. Mo-
rote had lust returned from Cuba, aud he
spoke upon Cuban affairs to a gentleman
with whom he had long conversation in
Washington. Morote said then that in his
opinion reforms would not in the least
affect the course of the war, as the insur-
gents, without distinction, were more de-
termined than ever to continue fighting
for independence.
While in Washington Senior Morote saw
President Mckinley, but could not elicit
from him a definite answer TO any OF his
questions. He also wished to see Secretary
OF State Sherman. but Senior Dupuy De
Loue dissuaded him from doing SO, say
ing:
You will lose your time. You viii near
from that hog nothing but absurd things
about SPAIN"
Dupuy De LONE showed Morote n dis
patch from Gen. Weyler, asking for a
quantity OF kerosine, and remarked: This
must surely be to aid his torches work"
Morote is quotedby his Washington friend
as having summed up the situation for the
Spanish in Cuba in these words: mo
body is willing to fight, and all steal who
have an opportunity to do so.''
The evening times., 1897-03-13

Friends of His Anxious to Have Hin
Pray for Senator's.

Il
1t is rurnored that the friends of Rev.
T De Witt Talmage will endeayor to have
him elected as chaplain of the Senate Of
the Fifty-fifth Congress, which will con-
rene in extra session on Monday next, the
18th instant.
The position is now held by Rev. Will
lam n Milburn, who is familiarly known
as the 'Blind Chaplain"
1t is claimed that DR.. Talmage's wide
acquaintance with public men and affairs
eminently qualities him to fill the ex-
alted office.
The eminent divine, however, is nom
committal on the subject, and when ques-
toned by Times reporter today said
''I have had no intimation that / am
under consideration as the next Chaplain
of the Senate. If my friends are consid-
ering my name have never been advised
of the fact.
Would you not accept such position?"
asked the reporter.
THAT would hardly he q fair question
for me to answer replied DR.. Talmage,
'tas the place has never been rendered me.
My religious duties are now so great that
! can sarcely find time TO attend to them
and I doubt if would be Justified in
taking on any additional burdens,
The evening times., 1897-03-13
THE PROTEST REAFFIRMED.
Official Board of st. Paul's Church
Firm Against the Bishop.

Hsgerstow Md. March 1S.-The
official board OF st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church, HaCe rstown. reaf-
firmed their protest lay a vote of / . TO Z
against Bishop Mallalieu's appointment OF
the Rev. w. w. Van ArSdaie, of Washing
ton, TO the past crate OF st. Pauls
Presiding Elder j. Il. Wheeler returned
20 Cumberland today and took with him
the action of the official board.
Bishop Malaiieu In telegram to the
Rev. George c. Bacon, the retiring pastor,
says IL the congregation had the Rev. Mr..
Van Arsdale one year they would want
him five years. The congregation clearly
stated to the presiding elder, who asked
them to accept the pastor appointed, that
they had no personal objection to the
Rev. MIR. Van Arsdale, but their protest
was based entirely on what they call
the arbitrary action OF the presiding elders
An Baltimore conference, outside OF the
presiding elder OF Frederick district, and
the bishop in making appointments regard
less of the wishes OF st. Paui's Church.
The evening times., 1897-03-13

SPIkITUALIST-Won Hall, I'll 6th
Sc nw.-Mrs. Zoiier will hold her usual
Sunday evening meeting. PsyehOmetFic
readings, tests, etc; Seance, wednesday
evening at residence, Si3 9Th Sc. NV bet
anu interviews daily. Item
SPIRfTUALTSM-SH services. at the
Temple, 513 9th st.. 3 and 7.30. lecture
and spirit messages. circles. Tuesday and
Thursday nights. private interviews daily.
DR.. Matthew's, medium, residence, 1921
Vermont ave 1t
THE SECULAR LEAGUE There will be
no meeting of tie Secular League on sun
day, as + Typographical Hall viii be occupied
Iu the evening by the lecture OF Dr. CrOffut
on Cuba, Bermuda and Yucatan' with
songs by the famous minstrel OF reform
John W. Hutchinson Numerous lantern
slides. Admission 10 cents. 1t
The evening times., 1897-03-13
sTEEI-rIRED WHEEL COMBINE
All Plants in the United States To
be Included in 1t.

Chicago, March 13,-The Times Herald
this morning publishes the following: The
Steel Tired Wheel Company is the name of
a corporation which contempfates the
control Of the entire steel car wheel pro-
duction of the United States and enough OF
the European output TO prevent compet-
ton The new company is incorporated
under the laws OF New Jersey, but VIII
have headquarters in New York city. The
officers are: j. E. French, president; w.
W. Snow, first vice president; c. ii. Antes.
second vice president; ). c. Beach, treas
urer, and w. II. Silverthorn, general mana
ger.
There are nine steel tired wheel plants
in operation in the United States, and
practically the only foreign competition is
that Of the Krupp works Of Germany. rep
resented in the United States by Thomas
Prosser & Son, of New York. The latter
concern will take an interest in the new
company,
The evening times., 1897-03-13
Ticket Office Burgla rized.

Northampton, Mass, March lS--The
ticket office Of the New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad was entered by bur
glars about O'Clock this morning, and the
safe was blown open with glmpowder. The
office was badly wrecked by the force OF
the explosion. The burglars secured about
SG62 in money. forty-seven tickets and
five mileage books They then made their
The evening times., 1897-03-13

We're famous as high
class tailors.
$25 was our cheapest suit
up to this season.
But lots of you men want
'em cheaper-and this sea-
son we are showing a hand
some line of spring suits
made to your measure-for
S12 and SIS.
You know the high stand
ard of our work-we haven t
lowered that, though we
have the prices.
The evening times., 1897-03-13
EDUCATIONAL.

A SIX WEEKS DAILY FRENCH CLASS.
Ordi method. built On the copyright sys-
TEN OF UWenJ y-B1ree phonetic SOunOS, opens
March / y at 40 d. IN other classes twice
a week. studio, 3O7 ID st. NV. MILE. "
PRCD'HOMME mil I-7t-em
Inc LAWRENCE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
GEO. W. LAWRENCE. Director
VOICE. Especially OF Beginners. PIANO
Studios, 4 and 8, 934 + NV REASON
ABLE TERMS Natural Method. Voice
Trial Gratis Pupils Recital March Is
The evening times., 1897-03-13
Hardware Factory Burned.

Middletown, Conn, March 13. The plant
of the W. II. Chapman Company, manufae-
turers OF saddlery hardware, at South
Farms, was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss about $4,000; insurance about half
that am cunt.
The evening times., 1897-03-13
Open. High. Low. = losing
washington Stock Market.

SaIes-Bank of Washington, at 275;
Washington Gas, 25 at A g. i; Chesapeake
& Potomac Telegraph. at 90; Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, ESQ at 1.1O; 100 at .08;
500 at 109; Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at
126 Ia; Lanston Monotype, 125 at 8;
IT'S at Is; 90 at Ii.
After Call-Pneumatic Gun Carriage,
100 at 1 .0S.
The evening times., 1897-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALL persons are warned not TO purchase
or negotiate certain notes made By me
In favor Of Geo. J. Johnson. said notes hav-
ing been signed by me n a fiduciary ca
pacity and without consideration
mh11-3t II. McNEILL
The evening times., 1897-03-13
JxsyrRANcE STATEMENTS.


STATEMENT of the condition Of the
HARTFORD LIFE AND A NSCITY INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. or Hartford. COnn. .. ON
the 3 81 day OF December, 1896
Assets ..................... So, ,465.I52 60
Liabilities ............. S93 500 "a
Surplus -....-.....-.... 57l ,230 81
Income for six months end
ing December 81. S96.... 1,O43,311 81
Disbursements for six months
ending December 81, 1896. 1 1,O6O1IS 50
state of Connecticut, city of Hartford and
county of Hartford, IS:
X b. Parker, president. and r, NJ. Fitch,
aCtuary. or the Hartford Life al Annuity.
40 declare and say that the accompanying
statement or the conditioner said company
on the / 1th day of March. 1897. is correct
and true, according To the best OF their in
formation, knowledge and belief.
K. B. PARKER, President.
L. NJ. FITCH, Actuary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
11th day of March, 1897.
NEWTON NJ. LEARNED.
Notary Public.
The evening times., 1897-03-13
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hlbbs q Co.,
p.nkers and Brokers. Members of the
A. h Stock Exchange. 1421 street.
The evening times., 1897-03-13

UIhLTIlI OF Z NOIuTIi DlA 81.
/, ARTHUR L. BkfCE, Cashier OF the
bank. do SOlennly swear that
the above staten ent is true 10 the best OF
nay knowledge and beIier
ARTHUR T. BRICE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to EefoTe IL this
18th day of March, 1897.
tSealg DAVID RITTENHOTSE.
Notary Public.
COrTect-Attest.
T.. c. GLOVER,
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM J. FLATHER,
DIrPCfnr
The evening times., 1897-03-13

Chicago Gram and Provision Ma rket
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
BANKERS and Brokers. Members OF ths
Y. Y. Stock Exchange, 1921 + street.
The evening times., 1897-03-13
BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT of the condition or the RIGGS
NATIONAL BANK Of Washington, ID. c.,
at the close OF business March 8, 1897.
RESOURCES.
The evening times., 1897-03-13


Loans and discounts .....s1, III ,293 SO
OyeTdFafts, secured and unse-
cured ............. 2,14S 29
U. 5. bonds to secure circuia-
tiOn ...... ...... ....-.... 10000 90
U. s. bonds on hand .......... $3.50 90
Premiums On U >. LondS 80. 1888 80
stocks, securities, etc.. 309 ,311 81
Due from national banks
mot reserve agents) ........ I91 ,055 So
Due from state banks and
bankers ................. 4s4,S -
Due froTn approved reserve
agents .................. 76S,1 ,142 I3
Checks and Oth her cash items. 53,23l "a
Exchanges for clearing house Is, ,397 IS
Notes or other National
banks observation-disclosures. I,34O 90
Fractional paper currency,
nickeiS, and cents ............ 292 5S
LawfttimOney feseTy ein bank.
viz:
Specie
gold $3.50, ,302 20 S6s1 SS4 50
Legal-tender notes 20i, 4j6 90
L. S. Certif's of De-
posit for legal
tenders. s........ 10000 90
-- $50, 800 so
The evening times., 1897-03-13
ron RENT- MISCELLANEOUS.

FUR REAT-SOda fountain; in good cor
aItiOn: Sl5 cash for the sea son or S5
month. Address FOUNTAIN, this OF
ice 1t
The evening times., 1897-03-13
AssIGSEE,s SALE.

RA1CLIFFE, SUTTON 4 CO., Auct's.
Successors to Ratcliffe, DarT q Co.
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DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo 955 T. VI. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaches parlor Care. Dinng-Car Service Meal. a
la Connects Buffalo with through sleepers
Detroit ami Chicago.
sI2s2:. 12;4O +. VI. daily except Sunday for NAuCH
CHI-N k AID intermediate points
sIx.5J. 1:I5 T. NJ. sundays only. for EAsTON
MArCH CHUNK. and the Goa. branches.
81 :25, 40 p NJ. daily sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PITTsToN. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points ia coal regions
chair car for Wikesbarre.
-3.JJ. 4:IO y NJ. daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter.
mediate stations Connects For all points coal
pullman Buffet Parlor Car 10 Wlkesharre
4.55. 5;15 =. NJ. daily Tor EASTON and inter
mediate stations.
.5,55 O:IO y. ". daily. except Sunday Exrrsss for
slatingon and principal intermediate stations Connects
Or Heading and HARRISBURG. Chair sla,inpton
sG;.:J. ZOO +. ". daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and points West. Pullman sleeper vcstIbule
train v Y Chicago. Secpers iiufalo and Toronto
1855, $50 +. NJ daily Sunday. stopping only
at SOUTH PLAlNFIELD. EAsTON. BETiiIErEM
MATCH CHUNK; T. q b. JUNCTION. sAYRE. GEN
M Sleeper Bgifalo None bu, se-pnsoar passengers
carried. No baggage carried.
ss,,5. a,U y. NJ. daily i.r ITHACA. GENEVA
RO,'TIFSTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and Az
pcjps Nest, Tallman seepers Wi,KcaiarTe and Ithaca
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday for M
RROCH and intermediate points leave follows: ~ 81
600 A ~ Il 81. 23p. '3:55 f2n. AMI -, = VI.
Tickets and fulmaa accommodates If3. 26i 90
s3 Ola and 323 Broadway. 81 T.. iith ST. $50 f. ioaih
St I2. Isowery. ". z: SEQ Fulton 81. Court ST..
broadway. and Brooklyn Annex. brooklyn
Transfer Co. VIII call for and check baggage from
hotel o- residence through 70 destination.
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nrY vACKAw&NNA AND WESTERN Il. II.
S,n,;,ons In New-York. foot of Barclay
and ChristOpher streets u,uuur
vESTIBULED TRaiNXSSS cH Il Iic;Hr.


r,-.,. ro,,,s - NEWARK. BI.OOMFIELD. MONTci.lR
THE ORANGES. summit. Rernardsv syn ba nS.
Ridge Madison Morristcwn, Passaic Paterson b wE
ten Dover Sanhope NEWTON. III , La An Ne
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettsiown SchOoi l.d> ,
NNIfZTAIN Washington. PHiLLIPSBC re EASION
sCRANToN. PITTsTON. wILKEsBARRE. NANTi-
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH, Water
vile UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortiaha
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMiRA
CORNING BATH. DANSVIILE BCFFAI!l and all
500 A. M-BINCIIAMrON MAIL Stops at principal
,o.oe A n Cca.e Can. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON OwEGO ITHACA. EI.MIRA LTlcA
PICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and osWEGo
EXPRESS Pullman parlor Cars Connecting at
buffalo with trains for Chicago and points west. Pull
man Parlor Car New York Rlchneld Springs
I.oO p M-SCRANTON. WILKESRARRE and ELMlRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
400 p M-SCRANTON. W1LKESBARRE and PLYM
orTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
700 " (Daly)-Chicago vestibuled Limited Express
" for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York 70
Chicago. Dining Car west ~ Buffalo
$50 p NJ Oaiiy)-ufaiO Express. Pullman Sleepers for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA: BATH; ut.
$50 p NJ 6Daiy)-BCFFALo. SCRANTON. RINGHAM
TON owEGO ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE and
sleepers New-York Rchhed Springs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & Sons. Limited, 1l3 broadway. IL Park
stations III 4th-ave.. cor: l2thst: CT We~t i25h-st
235 Columtus-ave New York: 33s and 1876 Ful'on-s'
and 10i Broadway Brooklyn. Teta tables giving full in
WEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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Railroaps
SHOKE R.R.

Trains leave W. 4a5 st, Station. y. y follows. and
Is earlier from Zoo, Franklin ST..
$50 a. u. Daily. Local to Buffalo. Sleeping car
New York Eoomville. Sundays only can he oceu
pied 900 p. ~
1880 \. ". Day. Local to Albany for Cafskhi Mo"h
tains and Saratoga. a..
1913 A. NJ Daily. for Albany. Utica. syracuse Roch
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo
Cleveland and Chicago ,,,.
A.-II;OO A. NJ Daiy. except SUNDAY. 20 Bioomvlle
ard caisisll Mountains. New Paz. Lakes Mohonk anu
Hinnewaska. Pnror Bloomyille and New faitz
B.-1f;:t5 4 NJ Daily. except sunday, 70 CatsKip
Mountains New fpIfz, Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewaeka
Albany Saratoga. caldwell. Lake George. Par!or cars
20 Saratoga and Caldwell
1n5 T. ~. SATURDAYS only. .tioliday spscia' to
catskil Mountains. Parlor car attached 49, :,
C:s:45 =. Daily except sunday. 70 caskiii Noun
ta!ns New Pa;iz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska, Al
bsny and Saratoga Parlcr car attached :" Room
Vile and Saratoga.
C-9sOO p 81 Daily except sunday. FOR Albany
G.o0 p " D.uv Tor Albany Montreal. Utica Syra-
cuse. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto De
troit. Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
0:SO p " Daily. except Sunday. FOR Sewhurr. Albany
saratoga and Montreal. Sleeping car Albany to
7:I5 r. " pal.y except sunday FOR Syracuse. Rocnes-
and iiuffaio
Sis T. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roshee-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cieveiand
Chicago and ST. Louis. .o.o
4. g. C-Icaves Brooklyn b. Annex; Aio:i5. Bl04o
a. NJ. c2.c5 y NJ: Jersey city L. H. X. Station:
Ai0:4o. Bil:2O CO. 2s p. 81.
Time tables a; primo pa hotels ard Offices.
C. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
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ERlE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Newi3IN io,t OF a.. 1ad "
o.0D W-Vestibuled Express daily for Bing hanison
woverIv Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive BuHaIo o'V
p N Parlor 10 Buffalo: 1900. -..s.,
o:i5 A. M.-vestibuled Express daily except sunday
~ por, Jeryts Monticello. Iackaw3xen onesda!s ana
,oor,ant local points Corning Daily to Port JEWS
p,,in,an parior Cars for Monticello ana Corning
Limited mail DAILY SOLID
- Gov Chicago via Chautauqua Lake. arrives Cele-
i,ran 10 Chicago . j. NJ. Sleepers to Chicago.
a asr and Cincinnati. Dining Car .,,., ...
40 7, M-TufalO and Cleveland Nestiouled Express
," rr;ves Rrnalo, 90 4. n. Bradford I:iI 4. NJ.
famssawn 200 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 T. NJ s!eepers
49, ard Cleveland making direct connections for
70 III, Chicago and the West Cafe Library Car
Des.saSS u W-Via Chauaugua Lake and Niagara Falls
Soi,5 rain TO Chicago Seepers TO Hornellsvile.
Chicago and Cincinnati lining . GST AND PULLMAN
'ardommodations Ill 13 2ei 4oI and go Broad
- io2 R,very l56 Fact l25h-st and 81 West l2,th-
way -, srd West 23i-st ferries New York; 1873
sna ,2S Tulton-st 100 broadway BROOKLYN 200 Hudson
anu rTn,nsan and Jersey Ci.y Station Westcott Ex-
rals for ana checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences 10 destination.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains leave foot Of 42d ST. fellows 10 minutes
earlier Franklin ST.: $500 ,,..,.
Jazz A. VI Tor Montana. Orrs Mills Lakes Nohonk
and Winnewaska Middletown Bloomineburgh. ElenNie
Fasbargh. Hureyville. Lake kiamesna lAyeH', XII
.on Walton Delhi sidney Norwich. Utica. Oneida, fE!-
ton. Oswego. 49,, ,,,,,. r,,,,.o,,,-
bnreh Wurtsbcro. Ellenville. nslndae Ce!fTvle
Falebureh Lake Kiamesha. Hu:eyvile, Liberty fai''
Liberty White Lake. ,,,,,-.- ,,,.u,
I:45 p. VI Saturdays only. ter Mddleown BIoon-
,nghuyeb Wursboro E.envil!e. Mountaintale centre
vile Pittsburgh Lake Kianesha Hureyviie Fefnaae
Liberty White Lake. Parksvle Livingston H"Ho' i0"
3,15 p NJ for Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk ana M
,,,nawast. Niadletown Bloouingburgh. WursDofo II
ienvlle Mounandale. Cenreville Fails6ufsh LaKe
mesha. Hurieyville. Ferndsle, ihte'F' ""''e LAM ~
WIZ T.1a p. NJ Frsnfln St 5:4o T.. w.! dosi'yy,: for
,-anrbs, HAIL Njedletown. Liberty Livingston manor
walton sidney Norwich Eandalsye Hamilton 0nena
$50 Osweeo Niagara Falls and points West; Iunhah
an,ng car Reclining Char Car seats free through 10
q cago without transfer; arrives Chienso 70 NJ Rros
INSIDE Campbell Hall stony Ford CRYSTAL H" iI. Mia
,smn wntsrton ngburgh Wurtsboro Elienyiie
,nsa;. ana pullman seats at 81 broadway. n 4.
- ANDERsON. G. p. A.. 90 Beaver ST. N l.
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INVITED TO THE QUIGG CLUB PICNIC.

pro.,o.n, n Dunn Of the Quigg Club. sent
ont his official invitations yesterday for the clubs
annual excursion to Grand View Park, on the
sound TO take place Monday. August 2 The Laura
NJ Starin and the barges Warren and sumner VIII
leave seventh-ninth-st. North river al '' eiOcn
= m and Sixty-second-st. East River, at 1879
O'clock a m The excursion President Dunn pre-
diets will prove the greatest picnic Oh inc seaso"'
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ElarE TIE CUSTOMS Authorities

''e Park raerage:ie authorities roceiTeh an CIV.
= NE occ!,t aboa, month ago from - "a
3. APP 1rae.as. Nicaragua. ii was a.cep'e -,
- s.iiussi which Is something Ike his wildcat
~ scnt H. a trans, steamer. Il reacce. th''
~ ssou. two weeks ago. and All this the ms
a.. uying 10 Sci 30 the park, without much gu.
srr ~, 4, inain go, there yesterday mor, n a.
IN arah. bat siiil alive. II has about W. .be
.TS - the menagerie. . ,,,.S mr.
q ~. because OF the treatment II receivesu ,,es
receive from the Custom House au'ho'''
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- 60 ha examined there and this was done by
IL M surgeon. The treatment II got down
.bcre did not do it much good me menagerie pep PEG;
pr SCI was a fine specimen. they say. ana was
l mN II was also needed very much, as there Is
only one specimen OF the oceio' j" 'iic iAeA"s'o'
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lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West I'D Penn. X. RI. Corandt
DesbrOsses 81.
'Indicstee time from West 23d Other figures show
time from COrilandt Dcsbrossss ~.
sG;10. O;fO A. ". daily Sunday '6:iJ. A.. NJ for
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations
s7:55. s;15 a. NJ. daily for wILKEsBARRE. sCRAN.
TON (week days. ELMIRA week days), ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and the West: and principal local points, dining and
chair Buffalo.
'IO,25. 1880 a. ". Sundays only for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations
.1O25. 1O,5O a. ". daily except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO,

Leave New YORK 100 I, q n I,5iIs ''' 07'''
pITrrS ri re $50, ex. sun sun l2;lo night
CINCINNATI ST LoTIs 10 a. s ini 10 Dining Can
is6 m dining can 800 (1 ~ O Ga carr II 80
AN iDinine Car), 2 dining Carp. DINING Sa' U
o. IN. IL Is night An,
SEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper 800 p M daily
AZ ,r,irs are illuminated with Plntsch Light. 49,, -
1.a.as liz 10 oGl i3i. LAO B'way. 81 r. l4th ST.
,oS Powcrv T. T.: 339 3ii Fulton St. Brookyn station
~ pT X c. r. Y. 81 y. j. Baggage checked
-. .oo. u ha,eS or residence TO destination