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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
Railroads.

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| "AmasioA's oasATEsT RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
the F0UR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
DIRECT LINE 10 NIAGARA TALLA
F9urth Avenue. az follows:
$50 s.xS MOUNTAINS ,T Thy
Ps .s,s Su.S n rr A'un.A
'"o s1'fp asPaaEy III a ifsS
ssrsts:s fses 'as NS due suss ,Ie'
oao s. sx %sc0;;:r T"s +
- sgara Falls and Cleveland.
0'4O 4 M-sARArodA AND MONTREAL SPECIAL
Troy ssia,ess Lake. s"s Seors. Green =
hour train to Chicago. Via MIchisan c.nssi
si bua s.He' SO q H''sy S Ssa
csisass 900 IL Carries sleeping and drawing:
1890 ss:'s ss an
LOO P -sourHwEsrERN LIMITED: paily-ys
d H9che.ter and ' h"iraIo '''''''
LOO z M-cH!cAGo SPECIAL. Daiiymrcr Detroit
Cleveland. Toledo and Chicago. stops al Poush.
and H nSso Utica Syracuse AeA
$50 p M-rRoY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL I.u y
esp' sSnday-For Garrison wes' p0ino' P0usa'
800 P. H-LAkE SHORE LIMITED. paiy-ss-
Stops at Albany. Uusa sy,aease ROchs' ;so, ana
csas Que ZOO e'sHd h ls train M connects nSs
apd ST. f' S %ns Gsf Cry nee:
morning Carries sleeping and draw'ng-room q"
600 P. M-wEsTERN EXPRESS, psily-Tsr A.
bany Troy Utica Syracuse R9ehrssr' f gana%
Cincinnati and St. Louis $50 80.
sAS ASK N MSTSEASs xPRE
Daily-For Adirondack Mountains Thousand 's'soos
700 p, M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS Dany-FOr Troy:
Pattseursh. Burlington. Montreal and. e1eeps
..3O T. M~BuFFALO SPECIAL. Daily-For Roch-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls c!eys ian inS.sn
Albany Utica and Syracuse
900 T. M.-srEciAL iIMirEJ' NAIL Dally I slt
R "s faS on snS ios Bun Cleveland
O.I5 M~PAcIFIc EXPRESS. DayTF.r syreSs ;.s:
ar. Sss Tos Ss'a caas
days. for Cape Vncen. and the Auburn road
1910 s,. 3 On N: S s.s.:
York Central night except sunday nsn,,i Sun
ooe day r,fA' and iG $s5 1paiy sunday -
Pittsfeld via Harlem Div3on a.. u.,x.h.r>
0.l5 4. M-Sundays only. to l1ttsned ana the Ds'~Ss
Hills the Harlem Division .,,-,,
ALI. NIGHT TRAINS TO YoNKERS., ,,
on inc Putnam Division far Yonkers In connec!on
with the elevated road. The only line running ."
night trains ~ New-Y0ik.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light. -, ,..,.
Tickets Wayne. ofices at Grand Cen s StsuoS
OK Columbus Ave 6i 125h ST.. and 13sth 81 sta
ton New York. 33s .26 Fulton St and Ioo broao
way f. D.. Brooklyn. ,, =, It,. xr..,
baggage checked from hotel or residence by the "e'
colt Express Company .,, ., o.>.,r,o
JOHN NJ TOUCEY, GEORTE ~ DANiELs..
General Manager Genera fasssnesr Hfeh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

Corn Nc. 2:
July minimum. 2spa2sN 2el4 2e 2ea2els
September 2IsU2tA
December ISs -oS -og<Sb <cu-os
Oats No. 2:
July ..........,... ltb US rs rs
September lS}l lsSgle1; 1875 lssaiS'4
Mess pork. per Dbl:
September 81 Or ~
Lard per 100 10:
September i2il l2la % oi's
October ia ~ III
Short ribs. per 100 10:
September ........ AN An 3Ih i2ia
October ....... Az

Cash quotations follows: Flour firm; No
s ssd new T"s S&s % corn @2s.S yscx
2eSoS No oats l's Ns e. y hit a b. 2%q G33Sy
ISmnaI No g. + b, 2s@aslc; No i, :21!.e; No hax
per ss a P5%s i%s' leo %
Go Snort e Gs .dss sSss s. 9gaT %ssey d
iilers finished goods per gal 81 ~ ca, loat
Sas n The oGa se
Cheese dull 7IsGsc Eggs steady; fresh. Sc.
Cincinnati July 9-Four quiet Wheat easy: No Q red.
77a5sc. aTm; No MIXED; 27s oats steady; No :
wsd s "f Es q az 81 &c. pae5 5% asS at
Ssai 49, Mnfs e@ ed a 81 49, eadH Butter quiet
Milwaukee July 9-wheat easier; No spring. &c;
80 northern 7Gisc; Desember do.Ee Corn rd nominal
ley aul No 2 35c sample on track S'c Rye dull; No
81 81 patents s. eoas drsi clears 80 od!s $o
5sfsS e Aaj fS3 %:' & 1"S S
July dS and hTs s
ttmber nominal october nominal Corn quiet but seady
eSei n %ni@ 'u Oats SG Whit. july S
Ssc; August September and October 2!a25e Butter
Pennsyivania prints i0c; do Western prints i6c Eggs
wn asSTey full
fancy Isa!ic; do fair 70 good, o9g'c Refined
@ @ apaSds ec Tao% firm fair d@mand " city
prime cake. |" h arc so".r d live Ss 81 Srm dark lsw
ioSls: I'D focts spring chickens i2aisc Drsssad
s@s' soe5. wsss51 d ss,%% DO sizes So
quality. i5G1sc.
St. Louis July o.1Floar dull and unchanged. Wheat
lower: No red cash. 6isc 3D. In elevator: Gs07c on
track new, and 1ic FOR old July &c: August
asked; september 66sc Corn lower: No cash 24s.c
asked July 2iisc September &c bid. easy 40 2
cash July. live asked: September 25e bid Bran
Hrmer: sacked lots on east track. sc. Butter quiet
creamery iigiec dairy sqliIac whiskey steady 81 10
Pork quiet. s. 5OnSs Lard lower prime 40; choice
81 sra Bacon steady; boxeI shoulders s. 62i, ribs
s. 80: clear sides 50 G2 Dry salt meats quiet boxed
shoulders - 10 ribs s. 10; clear sides. 81 i2ia.
Toledo. July 9.Wheat dull, weak; No cash. 7sc; July
roc Corn dull. higher: No mixed. eGl4c Oats STEADY
dull: No mixed Zoe. Rye du. higher; No 2 cash acc
Governed steady; prime October. 81 20 OF unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA B A6T AND WASHING
For PHILADELPHIA wess-days 80 SO e;eo looS
parior car) i3o 500 Dining carr. 500 :3o 200 ~.
i1.Ii night SUNDAYS 40 900 1000. II 80 Dining
car1 A. NJ 200 400. 500 Dining Car). 600 p ~. i2iS
night -. , -, 49,. eoo ,ooo
II 20 Dining Carr NJ. 200 $3.50 300 Dining Car
q on p NJ lo:i5 night. Sundays. 1000, II 80 Dining
Ca1 A. H. 200 500 Dining Carr. 600 p NJ l2l5
night -. - J.. o.,,,o, =, ,oo, -
y,,erty ST. 49, liz 2Gl 43, 90. J. 40 1913 Rroad.
No., f97 9th Ave 81 14th ST. lh3 East 18th ~.
oIs west l25th ST 2si Colu-hus Aye Nsw-York I'm,
,amsburg The New-York Transfer Company will call os
rd check baggage residences 20 destins'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

Wisconsin Havana, DC: 400 crop 1897. 2rivat.e
terms, cases 1908 newfoundland Havana loqZzc: 20
cases sundries lff3c Havana tobacco was STEADY WIN
sales of IS bales al IOcSI TO- bond sumatrn steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

CoFFEE-The coffee market while exceptionally quiet.
has fairly firm undertone throughout the session
Opening with prices unchanged to points higher there
gradual hardening tendency until the close the
market quiet a gain OF balO points. Sales
call. 1000 bags sales to IL m 1900 bags. and
sales 40 bags at the prices appended The cables
better than expected to Havre and Hamburg mar
kes. Brazilian receipts smaller. Warehouse de-
veres in this country were larger These features were
the small rise in prices on the other hand
buying checked by tendency to increase the Amer
lean visible supply fguresnow 6Ts.3s2 bags, against
$50 IA las, and 507 2ll the excess
being COS and l71l7l bags respectively lack Of
outside speculative interest still marks the situation Spot
coffee shows a dull. nominally unchanged markst-N3
Rio nc: Santos INC. for invoice lots. No sales
OF Brazilian coffee reported. There was small
obbing mild coecs the basis Of former
prices MnracaboComn,on 10 good, lOaOs.c; good Gu
cuta 3I.al3sc: La GuayraCaracas. lo gls9c; Porto
Cabelo 9a.Gl6l.c; Savani,la-Bucaramanga- 13sn1tc:
Bogota l5i.mSa.c; Mexican-Cordova i1Ql1c; Oaxaca,
ITlsisc Central AmericanCommon 10 ordinary lo9l4c:
fair to good ls1@l7ic prime 10 choice ll%a2okc East
Jn1an-oterior 2tG25c fancy, 2.M3Oc; Javas, 2Q2oc;
sngostura Ui.Gl2i5c Mocha l9gl9ixc To-day steamer
Sse-no arrived in NewYork with 1857 bags Rio coffee
Steamer Horrox cleared Rio yesterday with 2tOW bags,
ana steamer Georgian Prince from Santos with 10000 bags
The present all kinds ~ coffee in Havre now foos
I'd Isl 900 bags, including $4,000 Brazilian stock last
week including 900 bags Brazilian was ''oooo bags
r.ha Of follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN Grove &C
From Pier s. n. r.. foot ~ Rector -: .
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Peach. Normancie
branch 43O 300. II 90 A. y. 90 200 3:i9. +:Sv
5:3J p NJ sundays. go 4. NJ. 90 r. NJ .,.
south 70 Point pleasant. 100 A. NJ. LOO. ZOO s4s
% 40 r NJ SUNDAYS stops Interlaken for Asbury
park anil Ocean Grove) 100 p NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. Rarnegat Park. ana Bass
n,rat 40 A. NJ 100 3.45 r N. .
rar Atlantic City virelari and Bridgeon. 40 A. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

70 2od. receipts 5000 bags: cleared for the United
states 1000 cleared for Europe ooo oass' so'N
2I5.OOO bags. .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW, JERSEY,
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Eour Tracks Automatic BLOCK Signals
On and after June %. 1891

Eour
On and after June p. 1897.
Trains leave station 100. OF Liberty s.. a.
40 7:Is pio NJ. 900 81 to Esston, iio e
sundays 80 Geo 10 Ea;ton, A. NJ. 200. $780, $40
r. For wi,kesbarre Ptston and Scranton. o:io A. ~.
lilo 30 AIS p. 81. Sundays. : 20 \ ~ ,,,o a,
Ito 30. zoo 400 30, $40 900 n. i2;l5 plight
sundays. 4:3) A. ~. 100 200 o'oo o"'o' ooo r. H.
l2:l5 night IA m o.,o ,,.,o . a. ,.,n
40 40 5:I5 p NJ I2:l5 night Sundays. +:3O A. 4.
100 $50 500 T. NJ. 1915 night, -
E,r S,nhrry Lew Williamsport. at 49, 20
a:io A. NJ i:lO 1880 200 =. NJ. Sundays 4:3o A. n.
900 p. n. -, co,,rr
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Rcd Bank Long Branch Asbury PARK. Ocean
Grove and points south to Point Pleasant. 40 s.5o
IN 10 "a NJ 30 Saturdays only. l:3o 20 go
100 a: Red Bank onIy). i45. $50 6i5 $50 sa'ur
davs only p NJ Sundays stops az lnterlaken Tor A.
Snry Park and Ocean Grove 9i5 A. NJ, 80 400 ~
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park and Barns'
90, A 10 $40 a. NJ, 80. &:30 +. ~. -
For Atlantic City vineland. and Bridseton $50 A. H..
For Monmouth Beach. seahrighi. ani Iiighiands Of
Navesnk l:ao $50. II 40 A. ~. l3o 4;fo 0il' r. n.
o.Oo y "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. July eFour firm unehansea sales 4, ~ 6s
september 7os.a7ic: steamer No red 6ssaeec stock
49, 93 bush sales 100000 bush Southern wheat ny sam
pie .oa do on grade la53.s Corn easy spot ana
month. 3Jisq30asc; August 30%d3O1sc september SIq
3lc steamer mixed 21.qesc; stock $50 SOB bush sales
900 bush Southern white 33434c; do yellow" 5i4
&c. Oats steady No white western ISs@12 zoe 10
nearby. SOC No Western 3esc stock No. 49, bush Hay
firmly held UNCHANGED Sugar steady; sanna,ed - 30 S
3c do ladie lc good iadle GA oc store packed sGlo
firm: fresh 9sc. Cheese firm; fancy newborn, "a
No. oi.c: do % d. 9lac: do 90 N. ono.
Boston July e-F1our quiet; spring patents. s. sd
81 so clear straghts 50 5odSl 25 winter patents
81 JOa$5 IS clear and straights. s4gsiI 5 cornmea
hrm 6sa zoe per bush. 81 ioasi IS per Dbl Oats duh
fancy clipped. 2ssaa2o4c; No clipped 2sc; No d.
steamer steam co ssa T Ml feed arrn spring bran ship
lake and rail $40 25aS0 50: winter BRAN 81 25gsl so
mddngs Sit 5OQsi3 80: red dog -four. $i4 2oqS 80
Fresh steady 7.a1sc: hind quarters. Iqloc
fores 6G5i.c Lambs hrm mutton and yearlings tQbc.
Veal sqgc Butter firm: Northern creamery. 6dl6i2c
Western i5iadl8c imitation. I02Ql2isc ladies'. lVullc
Cheese steady; Northern. IQ7isc; Western. i@Ii:c.
Chicago July 9-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheat. No. =: Opening. Hishe,. Lowest. Closing.
s ssy .: ce.aa IS cc.adls s.. ss'aa.
December % 'St VIZ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

Foreign markets ssntosconee market STEADY; good
GOO bags HamburgCof'ee market unehsngod aie S no
~ pa'' q, 10 m u franc advance: at m. steady \.
closed steady franc ret advance; total
sales i. 900 bags. ,,o,,., A o.,
January Ak * August ..,.......... Al 25
S,arch ......... 1900 September ......... - %
.48 . October - -
&C 50 November .4ooO
December 40 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

The book 10 written In the form Of . dialogue
between professor and pupil, and 70 designed
for the young student
Block Signal Operation; q Practical Man
ual." by VIM. L. Derr IVAN Nostrand Com
panyl. In this work the author presents the
latest practice In block signal operation that
obtains in this country and in Europe. TIL
relative merits Of the different systems are
not discussed. but q considerable amount Of
space il devoted to English rules and methods.
In a chapter on manual blocking the author adj
vocatos a method Of "singlo track blocking
that he believes will insure the holding, at the
proper passing sidings, Of trains to be met by
opposing trains.
We have also received:
when Desire Cometh." @. Embe. "a. w.
Dillingham;
John King, Manager" Edmond Noloini and
Grant Emmons. (G. w. Dillingham;
Louis Kuhne's Facial Diagnosis" Trans
lated by Aug. u. Reinhold. NJ. A. "a. +. Rein
hold.)
"ono Mans View" Leonard Merrick. III. 8.
Stone & Col
"a Journey to venus.' Gustavus w. Pope,
M. d. II. Tennyson Noely.)
Sequel to Our Liberal Movement" Joseph
Henry Allen. Roberts Bros.l
"Eutropi Historic Romano. Selections from
the History Of the Republican Period" Edited,
with notes. vocabulary, and theme exercises, by
Victor 8. Clark. Leach, Showell & SanbornD
Selections from the Poems Of Timothy Otis
Paine" Putnams)
School Days of Fred Harley; or, Rivals for
All Honors.' Arthur f. Winfield. wv. l. ALI
son Company
"Woodward's Book on Horticulture" C- 7.
Woodward. Boston. Massl
Bodily Immortality" Paul Tyncr. THE Tenn
pie Publishing Company
Lazarus" Lucas Cleeve. (E. p. button & Coz
The Finch Primer" Adelaide V. Finch.
tGinn & co.,
THE Story OF Jonah in the Light Of Higher
Criticism" Luther Tracy Townsend. D. d.
Funk & wagnalls Company
The Prophetical Books Of the Old Tosta-
ment." John b. Cough Pidgo, u. d. american
Baptist Publication Society,"
Devotion to Saint Anthony Of Padua." Tho
Row. J. b. Manley; second revised edition.
christian Press Association.)
"Lightbourne's West India Annual and Com.
mercial Directory John N. Lightbourne, st.
Thomas.)
Manhattan Historic and Artistic Greater
New York Guide Book Cynthia NJ. westover
Alden. CThe Morse Company
"Elocution and the Dramatic Art" David J.
smithson. New edition revised by Charles Reeve
Taylor. NJ. A., LII. b. George Bell s. Sons, Lon.
DOM
Little Journeys to the Homes of Famous
Women" by Ebert Hubbard. Rosa Bonheur.'
Putnamsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

tressed mother having learned that her son had
laid his course through Sweden, and would en-
bark at Liverpool for America, has mmun
Gated with Baron A. Schlippenbach, tho Act
ing Russian Consul General here, and has also
secured the good offices of the Russian Consuls
In all other countries in prosecuting her search.
Owing to the boys youth 1t seems improbable
that he could have fallen under the influence OF
the revolutionary party in his native land, and
as it Is known that while in Sweden no tray
ellcd under the name of Yermakofi, his friends
surmise that he may have been suffering from
some mental trouble.
Inquirysat the Russian Consulate at "a state
street elected the information that Baron
Schlippenbach Is in possession of q sum OF
money furnished him by the lost boys mother
to defray the expense Of his return TO st. Peters
burg. Baron sehllppepbach Is quite certain
and begs that any one knowing Of his where
abouts will communicate with him; or better
still that Dimitri Ehmof himself will COM
municate with the Consulate, when the money
the Baron now holds in trust will be promptly
delivered to him..
The portrait OF young Ehmoff was sent to
New York by his mother. 1t represents him at
tho age OF 10 and was taken three years ago.
Al the time OF Dimitri's departure ho wore .
slight, boyish mustache.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
STELLA STORMS LOST HER WHEEL.
Given 10 Her ON Condition That she ForSako
Her LoVer-she Eloped.

Given 10 Her ON Condition That shs Forsako
Her Lover-she EiOped.
When Stella Storms lived with her father.
Samuel Storms, In Montclair. N. j., about three
years ago she became acquainted with Morti-
mer l.. Glover. He was employed as IA sales
man In a produce house in this city. Tho young
woman's family. and particularly her father.
fort TO have his daughter discard him, Mr..
Storms promised TO give her n bicycle anu u
gold watch and chain II she would give him up.
1t Is said that she made the required promise.
She met Glover clandestinely. however, and
In August Of that yoar they cloped and, were
Aarriod. Stella took with her the watch, but
ioft the wheel behind,
A fow days after the marriage Mrs. Glover
wrote to her father asking forgiveness. he re-
fused 10 have anything moro to do with her.
Glover and his wife went to housekeeping at
46l Chester street, Brooklyn.
A few months ago. Mrs, Glover sent a letter
to her father requesting him TO forward to her
by express her bicycle. The father took no no
tice OF this request, and she wrote TO him again.
Still he failed to reply. Then she began IN &C
ton against him for the recovery OF tho 81
cycle In the Second District Civil Court, Will
liamsburg, before Justice Van Wart. The case
was tried yesterday before a jury. A brother
OF Mrs. Glover testified that his. sister told him
before tho marriage that she didn't caro- for the
wheel. The jury delibcrated for ten minutes
and then rendered n verdict in favor OF Mr.
SLOrmB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

". ~ ~
Stationary ASSOCIATION wants hraAse-Aho
License Hee for bicycles Kept Tor Hire.
ho,,o, bas for .ome time beop general among
cyclists and non-cyclists in this city that the
present laws governing traffic on the city streets
...a ,,h,. .a,o,v na,u
are inadequate 10 pro'ec' puono saiet'. hlhohs
tho proposed ordinances submitted to the Board
NJ AIdermen the following amendmenta come
80 D. IL S,anaroan, 80
from inc hi'ei' oo"fuinS e'"o''"ie" snsso
oiation:
PROPOSED AMENDMESTs TO EXISTING oRDI-
EANCEs.
Chapter 6-The Department OF Public Works.
Article X. The Bureau OF incum6rances.
Sec. 203. No person shall ride. drive, or
carriage. motor wagon, bicycle. tricycle.. veloci-
pede. or other such vehicle OF propulsion on tho
penalty OF 70 for each offence. -
Chapter 7--Misceilaheous ordlhahoes.-Aru
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
TUNNEL TRANSIT UP AGAIN.
Opposition Before the Appellate Division 10 tho
appointment or Commissioners.

The motion for the appointment OF three Com.
missioners to determine II the proposed new
routes of rapid transit shall be constructed. not
withstanding the failure to secure the consents
OF property owners, was met with much opposi-
ton before the Appellate Division OF the gu
prcme Court yesterday. 1t was, however, but u
skirmish. Tho main contest will conn on wheS
the report OF tho Commissioners comes up for
confirmation, II 1t is in favor OF the new routes.
Among counsel representing large property
owners in opposition to tho scheme We're Con
gresham Franklin Bartlett, George Zabriskie,
William b. HornhlowCr, Leo &, Dessar. Mastei
4 Nichols, and w, ii, Burgess.
Congressman Bartlett said that tho moving
papers were technically dcfcotlJ 80, and further
urged that the proposed road No Id put the city
In debt beyond the consti utioI al limit.
Presiding Justice Van Brnnt interrupted, say
ing that the objections hal butter be heard whoa
the report of the Commissioners 10 presented 70
the court. Several lawyers, however, mad4
brief statements of technical and othDI OhksO
lions. and the Court reserved decision -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

0AA
East Orange, n. j.. Thursday. June
"a. Vicente Maria Julbe, in tho SGD year OF his
age, beloved father OF Vincent NJ, Jr.. Emma, and
the late Julio Juan Julbe.
Interment In Greenwood. Funeral services at st.
Mary's Church. East Orange, June go, at half. past
o'clock A. N. Carriages will be at Brick Church
Station ON the arrival Of the $50 train from New
York. Please omit flowers. Spanish and Cuban
papers please copy.
KILBRE!TH. At southampton. L. J., on wednes.
day, June 23, James Truesdell Eilbreth. In the
67th year OF his age.
Funeral services will DO held at 81. Andrews Dune
Church. Southampton, on Saturday. June 20. at
noon.
LEYDEN. On June Q5. at 2s7 Gold st.. Brooklyn.
Ann Leyden. aged 60 years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the
funeral on Monday. June 20. at y A. NJ; thence TO
Pro-Cathedral, Jay ST., where 4 solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated. Philadelphia paper
please copy.
O'DONOHUH.- on Friday. Juno 90. at his resi-.
dence. o East 6sth st.. Joseph J. o'Donohue. In the
6ith year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SAGE At Hackensack, N. J.. Juno ab. Levsritt 4.
Sage. in his 10Th year.
Funeral service at the house at $3.50 O'Clock Sasur-
day afternoon. Train leaves foot Cortiandt ct. at
$3.50 = N.
sPRiGG.-on Thursday. June "a. Richard N. sprigg.
in the Tad year OF his age.
Funeral services will DO held at the residence OF his
son. William o. sprigg, Livingston. Staten Island.
on Saturday. June go. At Z O'Clock p. II. Burial al
the convenience OF tho family.
stratford, Conn. juno -. 1897. VII
liam Strong. In the SGD year of his age.
Funeral will take place at the Congregational
Church. S%tratford. on Saturday, June go. at 8 p
NJ, Carriages will meet, at bridgeport. tho I,O2
train from New YORK.
WELSH. On Wednesday. June 80. 1897, Mary Gar
rity, wife OF James Welsh.
Funeral from her late residence. l0i Douglass at.
Brooklyn, to-day Saturday. June 30. at 2:3C
p. u.
uNUR KFNaICO CEMETERY -ptvate atation Han
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
ElZRMA %PsORIAsls
Religious aotires.


ALL ARE WELCOME to the Alexander Memorial
n services ~ Metropolitan Temple. 18th ay. and l4th
at. l0:I5. Memorial Window unveiled by Mr.. ]. N.
Cornelli addresses by the Revs. DR.. 8. ParkeS Cadmsn
and y. III. Davenport. $3.50. sunday school and hap.
tismal service. T:4b. farewell sermon by DR.. Cadman.
Tuesday. lecture on Recent Scotch Fiction" DR.. 8.
p. Cadman.
Cool auditorium. Open every night.
AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison av. and osth ST
N Rev. Roderck Terry, d. D.. pastor.
Service at IL A. n.
HHURcH on THE PEoPLE.-Fivo Points Mission,
DR.. Banfotd. pastor, 1890, 1906 Sunday school,
SiS0; illustrated lantern talk At night. All welcome.
EVPTH AVENUE P~REsBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
Il b6th st., Rev, John Hall. ID. d., pastor.-ServioeS
Sunday. June 81. at IL A. II. and 4 Il. N.
GNRACB CHURCH. Broadway ana 10th St
NJ II A. M.-Holy communion.
10 A. M,-Morning prayer and sermon
b =. M.-RyensonR and sermon.
ALL SEATS FREE.
MADISON Az: BAPT!sT CHURCH. corner eISt 81.
Nl-The Rev. Henry N. Sanders, ID. D., pastor. Ser
Woo ON sunday at II A. n. Tho pastor will preach.
REV. THOSAs DBxON, JR.,
breaches II, Academy OF AuAio. 'Col. IngerSoll'S New
breed." Peoples Church closing ~serViosi reopen Sep
tombAE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
WIFE SUES ENGINEER +. H.. PRENTISs
Wants . Separation ana Lays tho EAtrAnEo-
meat 10 y Typewriter.

Clara II. Prentiss of 2l6 West sevcnty-cighth
street has obtained an order from Justice An
drows OF the Supreme Court for the service of a
ummon by publication ON Frederick ii. Prem
her husband Is a mining engineer. is now living
IN either California or Mexico, and Is worth
about 5000 900. They separated last July. Prem
tiss was connected with tho engineering depart
ment of the Worlds Fair and has an office in
Chicago. His wife says the encouragement began
when he employed, during the fGtr, = typewriter,
Sho II still with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
WHERE is DIMITRI EFIMoFFs

His Distressed Mother In Russia Praying for
the Return OF Her Only son.
Dimitri Enmoff. 10 years old, ran away from
his home in St Petersburg last April. Why he
did SO his mother, Praskovya Dimitrovna Eli
movna, Is unable to conjecture, unless 1t was
through fear Of reprimand for some boyish
peccadillo. He Is an only child, was u model
student of the Commercial School Of st. Peters
burg. and Us his family is wel!.to-do he had
every prospect Of a successful career. His dis