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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
A BROADWAY BUILDING FOR PROSPEC-
TIVE IMPROVEMENT.

>-,oho,.o, g. Co IN conjunction with William a.
White & Sons yesterday sod FOR J. j. Reu0ell OF
Paris 10 Thomas F. Heating OF this city. the FOUR
s,orv STORE and loft building. Gx2lO. at No. 40
broadway running through to Mercer-st, between
Grand and Broome SITS. The buyers own No a., adj
io,ning and Will probably tear down the buildings
on the entire plot when the existing leases expire.
nearly two years hence and improve the whoie ny
erecting single great building.
w r. Tay.or g. Sons have sold for John X. Myers
and F. W Nuboer trustees. No. 2si Madison-ave.. at
the northwes, corner OF Fortieth-st and the adj
toniny house No 2s6 Madison-ave.. together with
No Il East Fortieth-st. stable adjoining The
whole makes plot OF 519 feet In Madison-ave. by
100 feet In the side The price paid about
$4,000.
Hall j. How e. Co. sold yesterday to John Hickey.
for the New-york investment and Improvement
Company n plo, OF ground at the northeast corner
OF the Boulevard and one hundr ed and nnthst. 81
feet front by I25 feet deep Mr.. Hickey will improve
the lots at once.
Charles Griffith Moses has sold for George F.
Gantz to Ferdinand Forsch the plot OF ground. Ak
6sx irregular. at the junction OF the northwest cor
ner OF One hundr nd-sixty and Kings
bridge Road with Amsterdam-ave.. and adjoining
large tract OF land belonging to Mr.. Forsch
Margaret a. Brennan has sold to e. a. Solomon
No. West Seventieth-st. a four-story dwelling on
a lot 2xl00. on private terms
John Yue has sold two new iathouses tho
south side OF One-hundred- and fourth-st between
Manhattan-ave. and Central Park West The name
OF the purchaser and the price paid are both kept
J. Clarence Davies Co. have sold for r. L. Rob-
inson, Jr.. the hve-st0ry brick nathouse on the
vest side OF 81: Anns-ave. p feet north of one
riI e., 10 an Investor
ll9 West Onehundrcd "a nd thirty -scvcnth-st TO an
investor. for $3.50
b. Nauhem has sold for j. Clarence Moore No. 4l3
West Fifty-third-st, iive-story tenement house,
on lot 25xlto, on private terms: also for Samuel
| Green a house and eight lots In Cieveland-st.,
White Plains.
No. POSI- to 20S9 Seventh-ave. and No. 155 West
One-hundred nd twenty third-st., seven-story
| and hve-story brick hathouses. at the north
east OF those thoroughfares. were sold In
| foreclosure at the Broadway sae5room yesterday
| by Bryan l.. Kennedy. The property was started
at 81 900 membranes OF 1854 697, and after
| considerable competition from outside knocked
down 10 the plaintiff for $29563
James L. Wells also sold in foreclosure lot No 1888
on the map of the village OF Jerome. plot on the
east side Of White Plains-avc.. near Third-st 10
| the plaintiff Sarah a. Hardy for 1890.
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SIXTH RACE-THREE-MILE sTEEPLECHAsE HAN
DICAP; for horses three years old and over purse
WINNERS AT NEWMARKET.

Newmarket Eng. Oct. 29.-The Lorillard- Beres-
ford Stables horse Sanda, ridden by Tod Sloane
won the Old Cambridgeshire Handicap here to-
day. and Meta II, also OF the Lorard- Beresford
Stable with Tod" Sloane up won the Newmarket
Free Handicap. The Cd Cambridgeshire Handicap
Is Of 500 soveregns added 10 sweepstakes OF Is
sovereirns each 10 soVereigns forfeit the fund.
the second horse to receive 80 soveregns out OF the
stakes Six horses over the Old Camilrdgeshire
Course (one mile and $40 YARDS. The Newmarket
Free Handicap is Of 100 soyeregns each. % sovcr-
eigns forfeit, for two-year-oids Eight horses ran
over the Briefly Stakes course
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SHORE XIX.

Trains W. 42d ST. Station. y. " as follows ans
s M, earlier from foot OK Franklin ST.:
B,:tO A. VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo. 49,.
,:tO A 81 DAILY. Local ALBANY. Saratoga and Nor
treal. ,....
IO,I0 A. NJ Daily for Albany. U;ca Syracuse; Roshes-
Ter Bura,o Niagara Falls Fort Wa Toledo. Cleve-
land and Chicago. go, ,,,.
tans New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk AID Mnnewdska, Al.
bany SARATOGA Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor Car
Bloor,yille and Albany.
cH4rW r. n. Daily except SUNDAY for Albany.
G.Ol y NJ Daily. for Albany. Montreal Utica. Syn
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto. ~
tr5it Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis
G,:tO p NJ Daily except Sunday for Nevburg Albany
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping Albany Mon
7,45 p NJ Daily. except Sunday 70: Syracuse. Rcches-
six p N Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Roche:'
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit cleveland
=, @"11 caves Brooklyn by Annex: BIO 40 A. NJ C3oe
P NJ: Jersey City. y. X. r. Station BIZ 20 C33
rima tables at principal hotels AMI Offices
q T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
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MISS REBECCA wIswELlA

Plymouth Mass. Oct. 2s.-Miss Rebecca Wiswell
who 1t is thought. was the Oldest army nurse in
thu country died at her home here this morning
meath was caused by heart disease. Miss Wiswell
was born In Provincetown In 1906. and remembered
the fght between the Constitution and Guerrero
off that place She commissioned as an army
nurse IN 1869. and she served in Washington, the
Shenandoah Valley and Fortress Monroe ehe
vava exhibitions OF spinning and weaving by hand
a. me soldiers beneht fair In Washington during
the war She was widely known In the Grand
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ANTON .rs;9a 1 apa sa'ai 4 q :, :, rT' az ssd
Bsr@ Heare',a % co!nsa. - K'" :, .,
,ai-,ec &c. Manhattan ave. 100 .. - 10000
S' Hnn ne es'i sane pfopsr,y ,car Zoo
Beier Georse and W." 70 N';S o As of lex
(.inss,t.n, T. ,n1rr'c ! All vie to Finooi Md
deierser io2ls'. 1911 Il y . ti''" ave sno
c;.i '.''' rr.r,r,h t., charles bon bower. ~
c.5 Roadway nrst n'or and basement rA'' .,oo
ana. n1aay q Sew YORK 81, si2 and SIS s,ooo
ro oi'rr' rr-i~rcs. aaa VIC to Henry A",4
irc.,'s .Ne .2f - ''"h N".''''' ......... 1000
Gai.nsno- wlisn IS to Morris Jacob,. SO - 500
= wc' - ga IT, ,a 4s" sa To- Gccrs- Alison
3d. map lo ., ar VIE to rie c1arsn,ce
Tr4s, company. 70 later'A.c- ave 'So u n GO
Csrienc- sarah !: to ssiah II Powell ;" i'i- ,,co
G, ''i 49, rr "a IS ana J'hH Glnrsham an,
~'s S to- .h Vie ~ 80 Hork II nnp q
Hudson + Eose Maps cs,,'e year ~.
rs i>,G., s7a Of ilh-ass s r1H. i'oIo
n5rne-. Tt>ma. T. To- James cor'a lo', : "ni
go,n n''p sadns ,r,n Scn York % nos'on. "d- 400
Lana = I T~a,f,s w tr s"tins- Bank
scs Io-on-re. 4ce6 It OF Pero' st. go
KAN. Henry and T,,lc Gp",'n.,e and ,,ooo
K,,i iSst Ka,fninc r 20 Enoeh nel.
iDp, -, 80 u u Elton-~f, demand i'''''
Ia Veiie Martha .. 20 Rudolph Mffrs. uns,
t~c u Honest. 81 T. ~ bryant ~ on,
MI ys1,r John H. ard wife to Harry o.crnson;
Courtlandt-R,e. ilN3 n OF lrth 81 40
Mgg gnf Lawrence \ to charles Heakes. ,ooo
10 Z " Il Amsterdam ave. "'''
Sui.- Catherine. West SIDE savings bi'N 40,
40 - Bedford year...... ..-- q. - '''''
Netzl. r John H. wife - Judson Toll . >, 90,
,Iufflandf i4H q n u lrh-si y.H. i"'''
Same ., same. Courtlanl'-aN liz" II OF q, 900
C,s'n ,ne,,. A 10 Hugh Mr,irerry simp- 49,
"a II q ilo'nert. ! year -.++..... i'"p
Same TO Henrietta Gehnng sam" property. o.,
o.It~. william 4 and wife t. John + sleeves -,
Nclson-ayc 2'J.9 y = bevoe ~. demand OLD
p,ehn Thomas % Title Guarant'" and Trust - no.
t,onrany y, 1853 West siih - years ..++.. l''V"
pot,rrmei ,brrt Edward VI BurShatd = no
l4sth-st. si5 II W of lirook aye = months oo'
p.ed Ida f. 10 Granville VI White " = -I-hN', 1890
~ II q Of i.Gih-st. .......... l'W"
s,eInm,nn sgmund u. and wife 20 nelson Is
Eid,rd 8 3Gih - 80 II Of Ams'erd'nl-'V' .. ooo
sa'rnr. Robert + and wife Priscilla Purser
and nn.the- EXECUTORS. ETC. W Merosea'e $500.
C33 II of l5sh-st yfnrs.. :........,..... 2o""
eos.nsn Maggle. To stafford II Cowan and an
cher eY..l'ors ~ Edward Story. west half OF
~, < ooi man Of Wakeh'd. 2 ycar-....-..... i,IjO
Schuugs Francis !. t. Marx ana Moses ottlngrr 49,
q columbus ave Jol = or loStl-Si. demand 3ilo
SINE n william kingsland. Columbus ave.
IL 10 n n lOsth ST. years -. 49,. --Vp
e.. 10 same AS trustee of Daniel e Kingslard
columbu. ave. jO7 II II ~ l0>th II. years 22000
cam. IL Louisa Minturn, g Columbus ave, lOolO
II n of lOsth-s years. 2ooO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

sibility General Tracy might he able TO win; IL
thought that a report OF remark Of Mr: Iracy
this morning I still think can win. were true
would take back all | have sad in his favor ana
deny that he were 1T to be Mayor OF New ork,
In short il YOU are afraid Of Plat. you VIII Vote
for Tracy: If you want an office. you VIII vote Tor
Tracy: but II you neither afraid nor want IN
office but want good government. you can vote only
for Seth Low" (Applause) , 49,.
A letter OF regret was read from General Ansoh
G. McCook who was i'll and unable to he present
Other speakers John K. Van Wormer' Joseph
Oatman and Francis Z. Laimbeer.
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OBITUARY..
COLONEL JOHN NJ. ADAMS.

Portland Me-, Oct. 2s.-Colonel John NJ. Adams
Editor OF 1.-The Argus" who had been Ill for some
time at his home in Deering died early this even
ing Colonel Adams one OF the oldest news
paper publishers In New England. had been one Of
the most influential men in Maine. and was uni
yersaIly esteemed He was born In Rumford Ok
ford County, September .. 1872
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l.G 1870 Nassau =

% ave- We :. q il It Of e,i6-.i 2;sioo; Henry 10
7i.tsf s. re 5a'; I; Of Vest s7sx 100
7s G %'a is f'Sy o Of vest %f Fnda Law $Is
,o22: john Casey and wife to Charles 100
s5ihsf. Nos 2i5 ana ai5 West; john casey and ~,
ns,ss.' 10 d paEk1ays; T's N(@s a.; $500
Ea~sr5 scsca nc referee to w panaa Mcan
1a rcfcree Ne to Wi,@ E aS c as 1870
'' ya%s s' tsx :; 81! : IRON ~ sooo 60
Patrick Russell to Marearet Gerrlty , o,,as;
"sSai oo 1 William gallagher HI@sS to Noah Rogers
& :,. aSs ,ns .: :: f?'9 ,s
Lot to 'i map Village wia:nsbrdse: John ,ooo
1871 st 81 Is5 rr"s" Of shave 2,xoaii Morris
Lot 80 map 18TH" 5iock H. properly amended Hudson
70 T raaE M' G6 Spa1' and an5her Rose
rIs?S I2af eiS wsr d. Wiam Berr|n
80 No ' , = ss9 CO. ; Jt2.ePh bn''en $4,000
same p,9p",y: Ju'u' DTe} rus ana vic - 10000
s7i =, s. IFS Of Riverside Drive iaxicos ,oO
M'@ @' a"5 Of T sSs az H :oalos Sophia
{ wi,herbee to Meredith DRYDEN. ;::.......:t
SOL iiaso to ; M II @S rs: ave- EAo '
iilih-s 80 q Ea,. 25xioo ii: Em'Iine John 100
7th-aye. $ $40 {, Of ron 10 ~: Ed
Norihern-aS i W" W s. ise2 It from INDEFINITE rosa
s'N' 9ior .'H 2sx So" 2,G7S -, ak. elod
eNcer. part ,aksn f2r washington nr rh'H, '" sos
Sane property Herman h'u''m""" 70 N''p'a' 1900
M' 'i ave- cofncr ii5'i-. 2or7o. william
Flanagan - l. " Fox -.
IG0th-sf II 80 q Of Eron- ave. ooNlU
Tnnch Bel. and wife to X = X tchens -
V,s- ave- 10 . u Charlotte plac". 2Itl"p
Gc,rse Ma'@enze ana wife 10 '''''s''"N cyan" 5000
r6 iGs man section 4. wee estate: Thoma'
Hanrc,ty and VILE - Sarah l. GOODWIN -
'T iIiSi3os5 lox9o sarah Jackson Laura :
oar ie aSn ic, r. v ., Kepler-ayc. 5Osoo.
Josephine Pliafs-hek to Casa tairthorg i'''
Lot | % g. 81 TO - and . 10 II. block " map
pelham Park. Richard Beehee TO Anona ur-
tdns.v ............. ..... .-.....- >,
57I Il 40 4i3 West 2INlc"5. Henrietta X Moo
10Y - Joseph Hahn. .-...-...
s'me proi~riy He !. - "oo"sy ana go
IONS 10" y " %, Manhattan -, 2'Hl'" II
Jim Alexander ana wife 70 James murray ana
another
SAM r,op,!y: ha"ard summit ...... ZOO
i4''h " ~. r. >, o. - lJ ,1s, Averii 5000
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lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Station loot OF Yves, 23t.st Penn. r. Kl VorDa''' Vi
Desbrosses II. 49,
.frdcates tim. from West 23d-st Other figures sno"
time from Ccrtland Deshrosses ST ,,> D..
.6:15. 6itO A. ". daily Sunday $50 A. 'i' '''
MATCH CIT NIX and intermediate stations .co.~
S,I5 A. ". daily for WIIk IcSBA ltRt.' -
TnT week days.. EIMTRA week days, ilnH, -
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA r AL,
and West AMI principal local points, oihns cur anu
chair cal Buffalo. ,-..,.
.iO.23. 1870 A. NJ. Sunday. only for bouna brooK
ard intermediate stations.
.iiO.o5. 1880 A II daily except sunday for MAtCH
C'Uf-NK and intermediate points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
THE LOW CYCLE PARADE
EVIDENCE THAT IT WILL BE A Di"
AFFAIR.
ro,ns OUGHT TO BE GOOD To-MokRow-EAHh
DID NOT MAKE A REcoRp-NoIhe
AND COMMENTs.

DID MI MANI -
AND COMMENT
While the majority OF cyclists nav. .,i, he a
Az, n, pol,tics the chances are that 'heie W." CO.
large turnou: Of wheclmcn al the hS" P'.ond.s,
-. TIN star, Will be made al Eighty-seooi,
a., Do.,,c,ora and M ~ influential cycHs's
ha,o ,.,o,,iset 10 take part John T. yates u NV
~-u.vork Athletic Club who was largely respD"
.,h,e Tor ,he success Of the Floral fe'e u %
,oga will be The grand marshal; INST M and the
Rouleyard The fireworks and nav n seen
l. is expected. eclipse anything eiS 6 nlares Of bust
ness n.ome he route Will be lumi1nted' ii Is toks
pec,ed tnat more oTS Sn bss been the since
he big ra~ades Of year ego; Man clubs viii take
pron,iien, New York and Brooklyn oi'0' WIZ
pari in the demonstration
Una renor,s received OF the condition of the SUP
urAan roads AZ the local headquarters Oh ,''e L.
w les, nigh, show that the recent rains nave iei'
n little mud II no more rain falls, ho"e'e'' Va
road VIII no in excellent condition for touring TO-
morrow. Members of the New-York CohsuId.e
viii make n tour OF the streets IN TINS CT! I'm, ~.
row to whore improvements are y" ,hc Police
and Park Departments and to the DePar v ne tour
Public Works to send CORRESPONDENTS w meet at the
Souse of Dr. Leroy No. Icxing on.ave at sis"
Several OF the party Will take along cameras to be
used In the work Of inspection
claimed for Charles r. Earl. Of the Kings county
Wheemen was myth. 1t was said that fari
rode a mile paced IN Twenty-second-ave.. brooK
lvn in l:22 is. The record was vouched TOT Dy
70 no Trustworthy Ii is now said that the aleged
mile was in reality only seven-eighths OF a mile
and before the matter ends II may be lound tia'
The timing was mac curate even for that distance
When Ear, makes a legitimate trial for the mile
record the chances are that MS time VIII DC he'ie'
1:b0 than ! 20 is.
Another alleged new chainess wheel has made It's
appearance but II bears striking earmarks OF wheels
seen before There is lever attachment when
connects with the rear hub. The pedals are at
tached TO the lever and the movement o. the pro,
nains force Is M and down The rod Is attached
10 crank. which Is IN turn. attached 10 fuicruin
At the rear casing which turns the wheel
Cyclists desiring to Join the League Of American
wheeimen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and addresses
10 the Cycling Editor The tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
THE ONE HUNDRED MILE RECORD

London, Oct. @.--Chase. the blcycist. To-Day peat
the 0o-ile road record. covering that distance IN
four hours sixteen minutes and thirty-fve seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

many shipbuiiders, yach,smen ana ,bs CHESTS were
George Wesa !. s. s f f. FRs,c n
T Trior Commander G. II. Lcring. Major ", q
Wiiey' J. G. Kafer, w. II Bailey +; H. "e"u' %
putnam W. Z. Hill and H. y. fietc"e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES TO-DAY.

At Morris Park to-day the lists Of probable
starters contain many names OF well-known
horses Four Of the six contests will be decided
on the withers mile course. and WILL therefore,
be IN plain view Of the spectators Here are the
lists:
FIRST RACE-Handicap for horses two years old ard
over; $500 added. Five ard half furlongs. Eclipse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

Leave New-York whitehall Terminal. daily
CHI AGO IS p. m and IL 10 night 90 90 ,..
piiTrsBi. no, as SIN ~ sun, I'm, I'm hight
WAsHiNGTON BALTIMORE. ! -. 800 tpinns ar:
II % a m. DINING Carr 55 80 sDnLns a.! no %
ib-ing car, s. r. m. 1910 night. SUNDAY 300 u,n,
inr Carl ii q DINING Carr. 80 DINING carr 400
~ ming Can. 5:55 q. m IL 10 night
NORFOLK II - 2. m. daily
Trains leave foot r.herty-St minutes later.
Al trains are Illuminated with Pntsch lAsht. 49,, -.
Orces. ll3 IT, 26i. "a. 40 u way 81 F. l'th 81
ic7 Rowery y Y 33o 34t Fulton St. BROOKLYN White
hal Terminal Baggage checked from ho'e' or residence
q hcs naton
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From Whitehall Terminal (Souih Ferryl:
Weekdays. 1853 s:55. les Dlnng Carr \. NJ. iA
325 4:55 ,Dlnlns Car. 500 2. NJ: IL 10 mlt SlndavA
0:s5. II % DINING Carr 4 NJ. 80. i:50 Dining CAP.
5:55 L. 1910 Additional trains Tor Philadelphia.
from whitehall St; week days. So A. ~ - 3Ss
From Liberty ST. 40 a. NJ daily and 30 and 500
p NJ week days.
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later
Tickets and psrorcar seats can be procured Al foot Of
Liberty St. Whitehall ST. ii3 iI2. c6 49,. ga LAO.
1923 Broadway. 49, 9Th Az 81 East I'm s.. 1873 East
l25th St, 2T3 Wes 18th St, 25i Columbus Av New
York; court ST Fulton St Brooklyn % Broadway.
Williamsburg. TIE New York Transfer Company " Il eau
and check baggage from hotels or residences TO d
tIation.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7oth-si. No lis West. 22xi02.2: Edmund wendt
ard wife 10 X NJ Kane ...:..:.................
pe.ancey-st 4. Sc n Of Cnryste- 2oN9i:
Isaac Sprung and wife 10 Lizzie Gottlieb. 49,.
ls5th-ct 315 n Q of 1ith-ave. runs i79 10
4, lSith-st, 5.x n a1.1lx COX 1911 10
1S5ih-st. IS: Jacob Hess and wife 10 Max
MARX ..
ls4th-st n S. $50 II E OF llth-aye and at pro-
posed e 5 Audubon-ave. 20x9g. IL James Conway
10 Jacob Hess OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
le7,h-st. n =. 4S.7 II Of Kelly-st. 3ix92; Frank
,,Sn a, anu ~ ., ~ cnr,iana,n,. ie a.
100: Sylvester KRONER and wife To Konrad
hromer a.,
Anne Elired to william 4 E.dred. ............
l3sth-st. No 800 West. 1892: John Esan ct al
to George A hrause
l7<th-st, corner Worth-ave. TO Webster
ave, xI0O Fannie T. Lawrence to Marshall P
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DINNER FOR A. F.. YARROW.

dinner was given at the Albemarle Hotel last
nigh: 10 A. F. Yarrow. an English shipbuilder
Of international reputation. by W. and A.
. Fletcher and j. Beaver Webb. There were present
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Traces. Automatic Block Signals.
On "a after October 10. 1891.
sta,fons in New-York. foot Of Liberty ST..
whitehall Terminal.
Trains leave FOOT Of Liberty -.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Nauch Chunk 90,
49, 7:I5 $40 a. NJ ~ " 10 Easton) 40. l:3o 4l6
$3.50 Eas,on,. 545 q 30 to Allentown " sundays
40 l7:n To Fastor) A. NJ. 90 SO 600 ?. NJ
For Wkesbarre Pittston and Scranton. 9l0 A. NJ. 1910
1880. 4:lj r. VI. sundays. 80 a VI.
For Reading and Harrisburg al $50 500. 9o 1000 TO
Reading 1880 A. NJ lO 100 GOO. 4:Oo 10 Reailns).
40 545 900 o Read rg) p. NJ l2.l5 night sundays.
For sunhury Lew shurg and wiliians7ort. 43o. 500
8Io A. NJ. i:iO 100 300 p NJ Sundays. $3.50 A. NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank Ling Branch. Asbury Park. ocesn
Grove ard points Point Pleasant 4;3o $50 II 20
Cs,ops al In,.raken FOR Asbury Grove)
900 nOi5 Rel Bark onO \. VI. 400 T. VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD
80 $50 A. NJ. las 4:40 p ". sunday. lo:l5 \ NJ
For Farnngiae Toms RIVER. RarBegat Park and Bar.
n.sat 40 $50 A. NJ. las. 40 p. NJ Sundays lois
For Atlantic City vin.lani and Briigeton. 40 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach sesbright and Highlands Of
Naves,nk 49, $50 1870 A. NJ. 80. l:i5 rs. Ala
40. 5:3S T.. NJ Sundays. 900 4. NJ. 400 P NJ
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL. TERMINAL.
Week DAYS 90. 1855 s:25 s55 DIS s:35. 955. io:2S
1898. 1885. ll25. 1885 A. ~. i2:t3. Loo. q l5
SIS s:io e5S 1855 Ii 80 P ". 1910 niei,. sIniays
s:cS s:s5 40 As. SIS 600 s5j. i25 % s:2@
$50 1915. 1885 p. NJ. IL 10 night.
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DEL. ACkAWANNA AND WESTERN H. h
stations in New-fOrl. foot Of barclay
and ChristOpher streets. ,.,-
VESTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
pINTsCH IlGHI.

VESTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT. 80,
Direct route to NEWARK RIOOMFIELn. M0NTCLMA
THE ORANGES Summit Bernare pai: ba q ing
ton Dover. stanhope NEWTON. BUDD.s LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hlckettst0wn. sCH0OLEYS
MOUNTAIN Washington. PHILIlPSBtRG. FASTON.
WATER GAP. sTRol .DsBt RG pocono Mouna.nr
COKE. DASvII.LE NORTHUMBERLAND Mont
vile UTICA RICHFrFTD SPRINGS Cortland
SYRACUSE. OSWEGo ITHACA oWEGo. EIMIRA,
CORNING BATH. DANSNlLIE. BI'FFALO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST A 10 SOUTHWEST.
500 a. M-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
1906 & M.-,cate carr. BrFFALo. sCRAXToN , nINd-
RiCTFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and osWEGo
FXPREss. Pullman. Parlor Cars Connecting st
100 p M-sCRANTON. KEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par.or Car. - -,
400 r M-SCRANTON. NII.KESRARRE AND PLYM-
Or'TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
200 I)aily-Chicago Vestibuled Limited Express
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York 70
chicago Diring-Car west OF Buffalo
e.aO NJ U)aily)E Buffalo Express Pullman Sleerers foe
SCRANTON BINGHAMToN ELMIRA. BATH, Mt.
NORRIS ard BUFFALO. arrivirg IN BuNal1 A. ".
p:ao ~ Da,iy,-BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
t-TIcA and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rICKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry Gaze & Sons Limited IiS Broadway. "a Park
Place 4os Broadway and et2 Broadway Tickets a, ferry
stations III shave. 18th 81 West l25th 81, .3s
Columbus New-York: 33s and 1876 Fu.tor-st and
lGS broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fun nfor-
nation at all stations ~~o,,n.>~,- -, ., - -.
cheek baggage from hotel residenc' 70 des'ns'ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

Cyclists desiring to Join the League Of American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and addresses
10 the Cycling Editor. The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
course.
SECOND RACE-For horses three years old ana over
that have not this meeting: selling; $50

Hugh Penny and George H Ketcham. Duke Wish
ards entry.
THIRD RACE-For two-year-olds that have not won at
this meeting: ponds below scale; $500 added
anda half fnr.ongs W!thers mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
FOURTH RAcE-For horses two years old and over:
selling $500 added. furlongs Withers

FIFTH RACE-FORDHAM HIGHwEIGHT HANDICAP
for horses two years old and over; purse 1880
malta
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-10-28

OCCASIONALLY ''Old Putt of the
Granite Falls Tribune, gets in philo-
sophical humor and when he does he
always hits the nail on the head.
Listen to this: @''Too often the charac-
ter of a man is traduced because he
presumes to aspire to a position of po-
litical trust and his enemies take occa-
sion to scatter broadcast the most viii
famous canards about a man who was
always good enough before he.sought
office. To pay off old scores in that
way is abominable and unjust in the
sight of upright men and reacts on the
scoundrels who have no more honor
than cannibals.'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-10-28

NEW YORK Mail and Express: It is
very hard to please the free trade
Philadelphia Record. It is finding
fault now because our export trade is
increasing under the Dingley tariff,
which it wishes to be able to call a
plan of commercial Encouragement
Our agricultural exports may make
the total exports of all kinds for the
current year the largest in our history.
It may cheerfully be admitted that the
exports of American manufacturers
will also show a percentage of increase.
It is no argument against protection
that our home industries, thus fostered,
cannot only supply the home market,
but that customers abroad know good
things when they see them, and that
the products of American factories are
more and more able to compete with
foreign goods upon their own ground.