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New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Buffalo 800 p. VI. Pullman NestDue bay
Coaches Parl0r cars Dining car Service. Meals a
la carte Buffalo with through seepers to
Detroit and Chicago. .r.o,
s12:25, 1910 r VI. daily except Sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points. ,..ro,,
s1255. 1:1J p NJ. Sundays only, for EAsTON,
MAUCH CHUNK, and the coal branches -
s1:2J, 40 r. VI. daily. except Sunday FOR WiLhEe-
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations for al points in coal regions
chair car for Wilkesbarre. - ,,,
s335, 4;1O p. VI daily. except Sunday for WiLkES-
mediate Connects for all points In coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Wikesbarre
s4:35. 3:15 p. NJ daily for EASrON and inter
.5:53. O:iO p NJ daily except Sunday. Express for
Satington principal intermediate stations connects
for Reading and Harrisburg Chair car u Slatngton
s6:55. 900 2. VI. daily FOR BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS. and al points West Pullman sleeper yestbue
train y Y Chicago. Seepers to buffalo and Toronto
'7:35. S:3O p NJ. daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY stopping only
at sOtTH PLAINFIEID EAST0N BETmLEHEM
MAtrCH CHUNK l.. y. JUNCTION. SAYRE. GEN
man sleeper Buffalo. None but sleeping car pas
sengers carried. No baggage carried.
'S:53. 0:06 p. NJ. daily for ITHACA GENEVA:
ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points West Pullman sleepers Wkesbarre and Ithaca
Additional ocal trains daily. except SUNDAY for BOZ
BROOK and intermediate points leave a. follows: $50?
900 l. VI. .155 2:30 1855. 40 and $3.50. $50 p NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 113 psi 2I3
355 git and 1923 Broadway 81 f. iith 156 f. l2jfh
st i27 Bowery. y. Y. SEQ Fulton St. Court St, "s
BROADWAY and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Transfer Go. VIII call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO destination
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m,sr>,rxrs ana subscriptions Tor The TrIbuns
receed at their Uptown oiee No Ia Syers,ss
"a door north OF Sist-s until cS pes at regular
s,ns rates until o'clock M VIZ; % sh ave
AMI isth-st: Columbus-ays near W., a57 West
West I'm and sth aves i59 East 41tn-st
between 10Th and nth ss io2S sd,a,e ns rs ..,
st "a ave sio BIeeckers ss, BeeeSess's as o,
ave, "a, 80 al, Nest 42dst.: las East loth.
., assh-s, $50 ah-ave.: 6Si eth-aye 10. sss "a
nss Ss ics shave: 1878 2dave Iss sth-ave, ,,s Fac
ofn,es. 2nSl 3d-ave.. near llStnst ~ IA
nasr ave e43 West i25th st. hetwesn @ s sai
en- s sSc West ii5th-st At the Brooklyn omce'
Fulton-st.: 726 Fu.ton-s -
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NETWORK JURISPRUDENCE.
GILBERT r. HAwEs's BRILLIANT SKETCH OF lis
nrvr1orMENr-THE FoUNTA1N-HEAD OF

ryrr.opMrNr-rHE FoUNTAIN-HEAD OF
MODERN JUDICIAL REFORMS.
7, s.ems n little singular that complete and ad-
.ouate history Of the development OF )urlspruoehce
l., N.wyork State has ever been written. III some
competent jurist should undertake the WORK. !.
would be sure receive cordiai "e'coi"e ~
alone among lawyers. but among h1stoiicai Sono'
ars generally. What rich material eXists io' ''e
use Of such q writer Is more than suggested by the
xceIlcnt article on the subject that appears in the
current number Of THE American Lawyer from
tbe pen of Gilbert Ray Hawes. OF the Ne"-forh
bar ,., ,.uo
None OF the other American commemorative nave
had so interesting a judicial history as Now-fork
not even Massachusetts, or pennsylvania me es
tablishment Of the Dutch courts before the EngIsh
conquest and the subsequent influence OF Dutch
Jurisprudence upon the customs as well as the
laws that prevailed on this island IN the la'le'
mar, of the seventeenth and early part of the
eighteenth centuries present some OF the most III
terestinr phases Of American Colonial history. In
this city were the rights OF the people Vindicateu
In maintaining the integrity of trial by jury "heh
the attempt was made by the Crown agents 10 pass
upon and reverse the verdict of jury upon
question of fact: in this city was the liberty OF
the press established upon enduring foundations
when the old monstrous doctrine that tho greater
the truth the greater the bel' was for the HrS'
time overthrown never again TO make It's appear
ance upon American SOIL Here was the III 81 sue
cessful attack MADE upon tUe oiu Ia" VI 'N"o''''
tenures with all its mysterious subtleties ana uh-
reasonable traditions and the present simple law
Of real estate substituted in its place. In this state
first sprang into life the theory and practical work
ing out of the codifcaton Of the law. furnishing
models not alone for the other States, but Tor
England well.
All of this history Mr. Hawes has presented in
q remarkably terse and at the same time compre-
hensiye manner in his article above referred TO-
The chief regret of the reader Is that the limited
space at Mr. Hawes's command did not furnish MN
the opportunity. for which he Is evidentIy we"
equipped to go fully into the details oi the re-
markab,e DEVELOPMENT of jurisprudence in New
York City and State and provide the complete MS
tory on that subject for which his associates al
the bar as we'll as scholars generally nave oecn
waiting But If his work in this direction shouu
60 no further than his article just puoilshed lie
u,u have performed valuable service by stimu-
atng investigation into one of the most interesting
hu, Ieas, deveIoped sources Of American history.
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THE SLOW GRIP IN GENERAL USE.

Yesterday the last day Of the time allowed
the Metropolitan Traction Company by the Board
" Health TO have all its cars equipped with slow
grin so that they could round curves at safe rate
of speed At the offices OF the cable company II
was said yesterday afternoon that all us cars had
weeks and wera now going around the curves at
H. raducad 10 NJ sDeel required.
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rr.rvel,ous vitality. and suppose 1t must be
40. for spent fourteen summers in the plains
and that is record for an Englishwomann' man
= NC. naet thirty when I published my first
volume Of folk-tales. which has recently been
reprinted"
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NIL LACK tWANNa AND WESTERN II. X.
and Christopher streets. -
yESTIRIrIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BtFFET
II.

r,,roc, route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
" TIVE ORANGES summit Bernardsvile. Basking
Ridge Madison Morrisow rassaic Paterson Boon
ton. Dover. stanhope. NEWTON, Brpn,S LAKE; AXE
WOl'ETAIN Washngton PHlLLlPSBCRG. EASTON.
WATrP GAP STROrDSRI re. Pocono Mountains.
scp ANTON PTTTSTON. Wtf.KESB hRRE NANTI-
COKE pANVIII.E. NORTHt MRFRIAND. Mont
rCse BINGIIAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
ylue UTICA RICHFlEtD SPRINGS. Cortland
sYRAcisE OswEGO. ITHACA. oWFGo. ELMlRA:
c0I,NiNG RATH. DANSVIILE BIFFALO and all
roints WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
1000 n cate can, BUFFALO SCRANTON. ENG
UAMTON OwFGO. ITHACA. EI.MIRA tTItA.
EXPRESS Pullman Plrlor Cars. Connecting At
Rur,Io with trains for Chicago and points Pull
49, u, rlor Car New Vol Richneld Springs
100 r. N SCRANTON. W1IKESBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars. - -
a.oo = N-SCRANTON. WIIKESBARRE and PIfM-
Oi'TH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
ZOO p ~ tDaly)-chicago Nesuhued Limited Express
-" far sc,RANTON. HINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BuF-
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York TO
Chicago Dining Car west ~ Buffalo.
s.0 T. NJ fDaiy)--Bunlo Express. Pullman Sleepers Tor
SCRASTON IHNGHAMToN. ELMIRA. BATH MT
MoRRi; and BJ'FFAIo. arriving buffalo $ 4 NJ
70 p NJ cDaily,- -Rt'FFAI.O. SCRANTON. BINGHAM .
T6N OwEGo ITHACA. ElMIRA. SYRACUSE and
eieerers Ncw-Yo Rchheld Springs
TICKETS AID PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Al
Henry Gaze & sons. Limited. li3 broadway. u PARK
pace ieo Brc adway and 0l2 roadwa Tickets at ferry
,,,ons III ith aye l"thst; III West l35th-st. I'D
c.irbnsIaye New York; Sas and '2G Fuon-st., and
oG nro,dway brooklyn Time tables giving full infor-
nation st al stnt,ns.. ,our,>.v ,.u, o.u Tor a,a
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA

RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty1third Street anu
DesbIosses and Cori!andt ns streets soa cor,andt
Streets is nv minutes later than that given oeo" ~
7Sa FAST Pullman Buffet p,Irs r1TlST ca5 l5
ssarS SsE YORK 10 TO coaches rof to sSsIs sssgns Car
Sc H. FhST5T{SzH s G2S clfSi@as
a. For ssfn st PEs Tsand sgs Tao '1 in
1s5 T VI ciiIcHGo AND 81: LOUIS EYpRESs YPnI
553 +. II. WEsrERH EXPRESs~tor cleveland Chi
7@ r. u. M iSicS VEST EsTEFN EXPREssFor ncn-
. : r. u. FF%cIric E%rEEss-FOr P,.purg and
cnicnso Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE soITH: HIS ,5s
q lS - onire.scai @ @ ali faro ana Dining carI "a q
Az Dining ca1 tI3 4 ,pi1ns IN & earn M sl g. GGns1es 'G
sSnaI Lin all Farlor and Dining Sas! h 20 Dining
soI'T1iERS RXiiwAYG Exprdss i25 II 10 night
ATLAXTIc COAST LINE Express o25 a m and 500
fFsAEEASE faF 6 h5Ex 9dP S2 54 aSd M 5
ATaY4nc crY 5n4 zoo m twenty aa street Station
% p m. and p-s5osse' and Cortland Streets Lou
cAPE MHTEWss Twsanlrd Street Staten HSs' Bss
Groses and of cosad d STREETS %e o and week
Long Branch Asbary dnteaken sunaSys ofsaG Ss
SrGsys SfGsS' siatiSH on5 is b. q? ri $5s ~ 40
Ssyyadd Sayf 6' s9rst sSs % 5o - "a 3 p ar@ 'Y%
d2o Saturdays on.,. 3.ao. $40, $40. 40 80 100
D :" sunday; Foh III 'rniLAbI:IriIiA III 81: li
dining Car ioJ5. il53 M l2' l''2 '2i 2,inne ',p
425 80 dining carr i5J Dining carr. o.1o tDlnnB
carr 74O 7.55 SO .. M. IL 10 night. sundays. 0lo
7.S5 s.25. s.55 %, 955 Limited. DOB 1923 o. M
l55 dining carr 355. 4.25 Dining Car. 100 pDlnhg
Carr. 5.55 Dinne Carr. 40, 755 s5o p. m.' l-lo
night. 90, -,
Ticket 46 1896 1923 H. and 2Cl Broad
way: Astor House: West Twentythir street Staton
pcsbrosses and cortandt Streets'
street SEQ Fulton Street 9S Broadway a aho
Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn station Jersey ,lty
The New-York Transfer Company will call for anu
cheek baggage from hotels and residences through u
destination. o
J. g. HUTCHINSON. j. X WOoD
General Manager General Passr Agent
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european 5tnon ano 0rapcl.

rJ,HE MISSES GRINNELL. formerly % East 54th St.
will leave New-York October !. for eight months
residence in France and Germany They VIII chaperon
Young ladies' who wish to study. Three months suppe-
mentarv travel Address Brookline. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHING
ro PHILADELPHIA from whitehall Terminal.
Week days 1:55 sj5. 9:55. II % Dining CaD a. NJ
.o5 I:5j 3:25 3:55 n'unet Carr. 10 400 tDining
Car 555 o.. s:25 p. NJ l2;lo mdt N ,.x
SUNDAYS. $50 0:5J, u - Dining Ccn a. NJ 100
"' From M FOOT LiBERTY STREET minutes later with
additional trars 30 A. NJ. daily 1880 and 300 +. NJ
week days. ..,, -, ..,,,>cro>, .-.. 1,..o..,
f"' Terminal.
Week days 7:s5 s55. li:25 Dining Can A. a.. 80.
p@ lbs DINING Can A. NJ. i:j5. 4:55 Dining Carp.
From TooT LIBERTY STREET minutes later; -.
hersv ST whitehall St. il3 I2 26i. i3t 9it. LAO.
so2 broadway 737 9th Av. 81 East iith ST. l33 East
iia.,.S e. 273 West l25th St. PSI Columbus Av.. New
York. Court ST. Fulton ST. Brooklyn 0s Broadway.
ia r,sburc The New York Transfer Company will call
%, and check baggage from hotels or residences to
testi
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Gaw Schools.

~ y UNIVERSITY LAW sCHooL.-sixty-third year
N. nnens Oct Ist 1897 DAY CLASSES ILL B. after
two years.. EVENING CLASSES Ill. b; after three
vesrsI Daily sessions $3.50 q and TO 10 T. NJ. Tut
lion 500 GRADUATE CLASsES-Twelve courses Five
required for Ii. VI.
ington Square New-York City.
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL , $780,
N Day School. 100 Broadway Evening schooi Cooper
linton "Dwign, Method Of instruction LII B In two
Years. IL NJ In three years Send FOR catalogue
'ea''' LIZ ' " GEORGE CHASE Dean.
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A DyrPTiSFMENTS an6 subscriptions for The tribune
\ re@s,yed NJ thoir Uptown Once No. i2|2 broadway.
o. door north 3-t until clock p m; evertlse
,..,yed AT the following branch ofnces at regular
ono. rates until o'clock p. M VIZ; 2ot Sh. ave,
r oqs =, $50 o. ave. Ieth-rt; Nacy'r 6th-ave
ana ilth-st; 1872 Columbus-ave.. near West o0'h-st
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CU\ARD LINE.

VNHNO Il.
~ TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40 y. r.. foot OF Clarkson ST.. .
T,truria Aug. II. y. Lucania Sept I, IL A. ".
Campania. Aug. 81. II A. NJ Etruria Sept H. P. "
r-r,hr.a =. Aug Is p VI Campania. Sept Is 10 A. IA.
EXTRA SAIIINGS
Serya.....Aug "a. noon Aurania Sept. T. noon
VERNON IT, BROWN & co. Gen. Agents.
BOWLING GREEN. NEW-YoRK.
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NO VENEZUELA.

rJ,O VENEZUELA.
i ,n,.-. ~ the RED "D' LINE. under mail con.
e,n ,ha United States Government are appo'n'e0
W. san from Robert pier, Brooklyn ,,u,.u. c,,,.csn
70. n Gu,yra lfor Caracas). Puerto 'a"e'o' N"'N~
ror l." "N' and Naracaibo. VIA Curacao. :. 80
49, ,,->r1t,r.Ia -. Saturday. August "A. ! IN
ss PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, ausSsr arSs - y "a
- NA" BOI'LTON BLISS pALi.hIr
General Managers No i3o 'FRONT.' 81
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL VF LANGUAGES
i Madison Square q. 1872 Broadway).
Special courses during sumner al reduced rateA
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AND SCHOOL OF sTENoGRAPHY

vii reopen after the vacation on wednesday
September Ist 1897 Individual instruction studeh'
tan enter at any time Call or send Prospectus.
s. s. PACKARD President
lOI lO3 io5 East 23rd Street
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations foot Of West 23l St penn. r. RD Cortlandt
Desbrosses ST.
.Indicates time from West 23d St Other figures snow
time from cortlandt Desbrosses st. 49,
s6:i5 GAO A. VI. daily SUNDAY -G:41 I A. M) TOT
MAI'CH CHUNK and intermediate stations . =.
'7;55 S:i5 \. NJ. daily for WlLkESBARRE. SnKAH- NJ
TON ,week days. EI,MIRA (week days., ITHAtA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the West principal local points dining car and
sIO:25 1880 A. NJ. Sundays only for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations. ..
"1O:25. 1850 A. NJ daily. except Sunday, for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points. ,,
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y,%\.U LINE. South and Southwest,

~yA\\AU LINE. South and Southwest,
., Y sP NJ Mondays. TuesdayA
From FrwSmn6nesdays r fridays and Saturdays, direct to
Me.'' Mn close rail- connection for points beyond
Savannah. . Augusta Macon. Atlanta. Montgomery
,hom how Sew-OIleans Chatt:. Nashville etc: ~.
nam Include meals and superior accomnodations %
Irk.S IL ssage and freight rates apply Gen. Os
sea. s,r W'wav n to NJ c. HAMMOND Agt. ~. spshk S@
3l' - Way way pRyAN IT, c. Z. A.. 3iI Broadway. NJ !.
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~~ool.lyn
TIME RRCOI<I,yN TEiGHTS SEMINARY.
l3s-i4O Mortague-st.. Brooklyn.
BOARDING ana day girls Each department IN
charge OF a specialist Individual instruction. Opens
September 30
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Hoboken.
SCHOOL.

STEVENS SCHOOL"
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF ihf
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TEcHNOlO11.
RIVER STREET.
between 9Th and 9Th SITS. lloboken. y. J''
REOPENs SEPT. 18TH. 1891.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION ON THE
18TH AND l4TH OF SEPTEMBER
Fuu courses Of studies preparatory Colleges and
Schools OF Science Law. and Medicine. The rate OF
tuition for all classes $50 per year or $50 per term
These include all the studies ,..-- e..-.,
For catalogues apply 10 the Principal OF Stevens School
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE: &c.
Fror per :. y. r.. foot Of Rector st.
Fog Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach; Normandle M
Rumsor Beach. seabright. Monmouth Beach. and Long
i;ranch 10 300 II 100 A. NJ 1900 200 3:45 49, 13O
y NJ sundays 9:3O A. NJ. / 90 p. NJ. -
south To Point Pleasant II :0o \. NJ 100 ZOO 54o 431.
n.3O T. " sundays stop lnteraken for Asbury fark
and Gro.e |: 90 p. ".
For I.akcwoc Toms River Rarnega' Park. and Barne
e'e FoT 1 Stiantic city vlneiand Brdgeton 43o A.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

,ermanc Aug II. noon Germanlc ...... Sept mon
Teutonir - Aug ~ noon Teuonc. Sept. IS noon
Brannic ...Aug .; noon R,annc Sept, % n noon
20 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
pier No IS North River. Office Broadway. ~ Y.
" II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
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GLYDE I.INE.

CLYDE LINE. so,.u,,,r..
~ CHARLESTON. 5. c.. the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVIII.E and all FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier 20 +. r. 0oot Roosevelt - , 8 p M =.
CHEROKEE rluay Aug 10
COMANt'HE iursuty aug
CHEROKEE uesday aug, ~
STEAMERS have first passenger accommodations.
WM. p. CLYDE Il co. General Agents
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cant and PENN Fast F. Line Jacksonville
C;rea, Freight and Passenger Line, via Charleston
T @. EGER Gsneral Agent $40 Broadway, ~ !.
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OLD n0EllNl0Nl LIME,

DAILY TO NORFOLK.
SHORTEST eEA TRIPS OUT OF NEw.YoRK
news Petersbrg. Portsmouth Primers Point Richmond
Virginia Reach Va and Washington. D. c. Freigh. and
passenger ste Pier 2e. North River every
weekday exec: Saturday, at p NJ. and Saturday a.
v /. CIrIiLAUDEU. Vice Pres't and Traffic Agr
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Grboo! Nacneics.

>NN~N~ONNNNNN~NNoYNNN~oo ~ooN~~o~~N~>>/~NS~>>
A MtRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENtf
"A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesse@
&C.. 0 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs. N. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Sauar~
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Jnsfrurtion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE .. ,o,-.,r ~
III IS WEST siST ST. MANHATTAN sQt tAhr -
Tborouch nrenaration for college and business New
building Chemical and physical laboratory; Keadihg-
room, I;ymnasiuu shower baths. Limited classes IN
Primary and Junior Departments Illustrated catalogue
Re, pens Sept. 80 ~ ARCHIBALD SHAW Jh. frlh
r H. MoRsE's SCHOOL. FOR BOYs. 4o3 Madlson-ave..
-. New-York will reopen Sept. ~: Careful training
for from eight eighteen. Until Sept ~. address
:or circulars. Sc Is Cotuit. Mass
For Both Sexes-City.
~-Ew YORK Bt sINEss INsTIrr rr'TE-stenosraphy
n Typewrting taught by practical reporters Day
or evening Call write. {. C. GAINES. 81 East 10th
ST. New York y. Y.
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FRENCH LINE.
OONPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQu

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. FRANCE
LA NORNANDIE, Daloroe. Sat. Aug ~, 10 O. N
"a nRETAGNE Rups. ........... Sat. Aug 81 10 a. m
nes Of massage First class " Y to Paris. sos and
,,xards nv ALI steamers except la Touraine, including
raway fare TO Paris and landing CHARGES Parlor CO:
seat s extra during summer season Second class 20
ra's rGRGET General Agent. Bowling Green. " z.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals
on ard after July 22d, 1891
Stations in New York. foot Il Liberty ST.

and Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave OF Liberty St. o..
Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk'
4:3o ~ 9lo A. NJ. n?oo n to Eason l;lo' NJ ~
sundays 4:5O 600 Easton) A. a.. 100. o3o' ooo
r. NJ. o,o ~
For Wilkesbarre Pittston and scranton 9;lo a. Me-
1910 1870. Al, p. VI. Sundays. i:30 A. NJ =, go,
For Reading 81. 500 3:l0 1000 II 30 A. s'' i ~
80 90 400 30 5:i5 900 7. NJ. 1915 night n5 Sun
days 4 o A. 81 100. 200 800. $50 600 p. NJ. lZ'i'
night. ,.,o
30 545 T. NJ. l2:lj night. sundays 4oo A. '''
100 $50. 600 L. NJ. l2:t5 night ..,o s.oo
For SunbuIy. Lewisburg and Wliamsport AT ioo ~
9:l0 !, Nj. 40. 80 900 p NJ Sundays. 4:3o A. M''
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c. o.u
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Parkio ocean osSsn
Grove, and points south 70 Point leasanit ~ 20
400 Red Bank onIy) 445. $50. $40 600 saur
days ,ly) T. NJ Sundays tsops at lnterIaken ior AZ
bury PARK Grove). 9:l5 A. NJ, 30. ioo r. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park, anu bafhe
sa' & NJ. ''' o" A. '.' '"' ''0' 100
so L VI. ,,,,s -,
Navesnk 1 30 $50 II 30 A. NJ 1880 4+o. 6:lo r. NJ
Sunday 900 4. NJ. 400 +. NJ.
BOATg LEAVE WHlTEH ALI. TERMINAl" ,oo-
Week davs ZOO 1855 s:25. s55. 9:l3 935 9;o2. l029
1898 i 2 al - 4 M n lsS ; $S sS s33 a 75o 90
s:25 0lo e:55. 1855. II: 80 p NJ l2:io night: sun
go 200 3J5 42O 455. 3:c5. 600 655. I:2j.' SO
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Mrs Steel. in an interview with an English
journalist. has this to say about her life In the
East Il love India: 1t is there / am happiest,
although duty keeps me here. think scarcely
Sslt the climate; the doctors tell me have
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

(>oLCMBTA INSTITUTE
~ Reopens NJ 40 West 72d-s. wes; End-av-.. on
Wednesday Sept. 90 Thorough collegiate preparation.
intermediate and primary departments Optional mill
,ary drill gymnasium hot lunches and playground.
EDWIN FOWLER. A. b.. n. D.. Principal.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

il THE SEA ROUTE To SAN FRANCISCO.
,..,,ng a, the Isihmus FOR all West Coast Ports q
eohneo'e ,JsxIco Central and South America
....,,ars soU from West 21th St. N Y.
,DyASCE.. Aug. ~, noon FlNANaE- Aug 80 noon.
for f'''o "''' JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
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IOOK.S AMERICAN and FOREIGN TOURS.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-15
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.
A Former Resident Of Town Kills Him
self at Mt. Carmel

Robert Littlehales committed suicide at
Mt Carmel last night by shooting himself in
the head. The victim was 2s years of age
and leaves wife and a child about year
and a half old.
The suicide is supposed to be due to family
troubles. Littlehales was dissipated and re-
Gently had trouble with his wife, through
which she went to the home of her parents.
Littllehales had threatened to take the life
of his wife and child, it is alleged, and sub
sequently declared that he would end his
own existence.
Last night he displayed his revolver and
said, 1t will soon do its work" 1t is also
said that he called for drinks at saloon re-
marking, 81 haven't got the nerve yet to do
what l want to do"
At about eight o'clock he went to the resi-
dence Of his brother-in-law, who is named
Tegg, and while standing on the front porch
Of the house he shot himself The first inti-
nation the occupants Of the house had of his
presence was the report Of the shot Only
one was fred, and it did its 7~ork effectively.
It entered the right temple and passed out
through the top of the skull Death must have
been instantaneous. The victim was found
dead in a great pool of blood on the porch
Littlehales was a resident Of this town up
to four years ago. He boarded with the
family of Samuel Rogers and when they
moved to Mt. Carmel he went with them.
He subsequently marri -. The father of
the deceased is deau. His mother lives at
mahanoy City. The deceased was also a
cousin of John Jefferson, who was buried in
town this afternoon.
When the report of the suicide reached
town to-day many people jumped to the con-
cluson that the victim was Robert Littlehales
who formerly lived at st. Nicholas. That
gentleman is an uncle of the deceased. He
lives at Mahanoy City and was in attend
ance at the jefferson funeral to-day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-15

John Hurley died yesterday afternoon at
his residence on East Lloyd street. The
death was rather unexpected. Deceased was
one of the pioneer residents of town, well
known and highly esteemed by all who
knew him. The following children survive
Mrs Thomas Driscoll, Mrs. r. Mahoney and
T. J. Hurley, all Of Phiadelphia Mrs John
Downoy, Of Kansas City; Mrs Leon Gardner,
Of Chicago; and Mrs T. Cantlin, Mrs NJ. j.
Whalen and Miss Ella Hurley, of town. The
funeral will take place from the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. r. Cantlin, on East Lloyd
street, on Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
High mass will be celebrated in the Annun-
citation church with interment in the parish
cemetery.
Geo. Reismiller, an old railroader, died at
his homo near Gordon on Monday evening of
cancer Of the stomach. He was 58 years old.
Miss Katie McGinness, a popular young
lady of Mt. Carmel, died at her home on
Sunday evening from tumor on the brain
caused by fall from a chair sustained about
two months ago. She was niece of Supt.
McGinness Of the Cambridge colliery.