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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-19
TURKEYS TRICK.
Tewfik Pasha Lays the Blame of the
Rupture on Greece.

CONSTANTINOPLE April 1S.-Tew
fix Pasha, the Turkish Minister of For
eign Affairs, visited the foreign ENJOYS
yesterday and informed them that the
Turkish frontier had been crossed on
Friday night by fresh bands of Greeks,
among whom were a few regulars.
1t was this news which led to the
calling of a council of Ministers and
precipitated the decision to announce
that war had broken out between
Greece and Turkey.
The Greek Minister here, Prince Nav
rocordato, was at the same time noti-
fed of the rupture of diplomatic re-
lations between Turkey and Greece His
passports will be handed to him and he
will leave Constantinople.
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Greeks Occupy YigIia.

ATHENS, April 1S.-A telegram from
Trikhala, sent at 8 O'Clock this evening.
says the Greek brigade defending Re-
vein had advanced into Damazi Plain
and occupied Viglia, which commands
the plain, after capturing the Turkish
battery there.
1t is reported that several bands have
entered Macedonia.
There is no official news yet as to the
reported capture of Menexa
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GIVEN HIS PASSPORTS.
Prince Havrocordato Will Leave Con-
stantinopie To-rlorrow.

CONSTANTINOPLE April 1S.-The
Porte has handed his passports 10
Prince Mavrocordato, the Greek Min
lister to Turkey together with a note an
nouncing the breaking off of diplomatic
relations between the two Governments
and the recall of Assim Bey and the
Turkish Consuls. 1t invites Prince
Mavrocordato and all Greek Consuls in
Turkish territory to quit the confines
of the Empire, giving the Greek subjects
fifteen days notice. Prince Mavrocordatc
will leave on Tuesday by the Austrian
mail boat.
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Turks Have Entered Greece.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 1S.-The
Porte has received dispatch from Ed
hem Pasha, the Turkish Commander
in-Chief at Essalona, dated saturday,
saying that in consequence of an inva-
sion of Turkish territory by Greeks his
troops have seized the nights of Per-
mar and Velschko. 4 he Fourth Divis-
ion from Essalona, under Hada Pasha,
and a full brigade, under Nam Pasha,
have entered Greek territory.
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intercollegiate Races.

ALBANY On. ", April 1S.-A tele-
gram was received to-day by a prom
inent Yale man saying it had been
definitely decided by the joint commit
tee from Yale, Harvard and and Cor
nell to renew the June races at Pough-
keepSie
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All Engaged Except the Reserves.

LONDON. April 1S.-A dispatch to
the Times from Elassona says that
the Greek Consul is leaving the town
this Sunday evening under escort.
There is no news as yet from MetZoso-
vo, but from Sarkos to kalaterena all
the troops are engaged except the re-
serves. Hafza Pasha, who was killed
at Milouna, served in the Crimean war
and the war of 1877
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military commission. The trade throws
the entire responsibility of the war
upon Greece.
Edhem Pasha is authorized to take
immediate action, defensive or inoffen-
sive, in accordance with this plan and
in the exercise of his best judgment.
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GRAVE SITUATION
IN THE EAST
The Topic of Discussion in Diplomatic
Circles in Washington.
Secretary Sherman Has a Cipher Dis
patch From Minister Terrill.

The Turkish Minister Called on Him
Yesterday - Germany'S Minister
Says the Placing of Turkish Sub
jeCts i'm Greece Under the Protec-
rlany PreCedentS-OurF Fleet in the
Mediterranean Can be Easily In
creased if Necessary.
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Greeks Destroy a Battery.

ATHENS, April IS. 8 p ma dis
patch just received here says that the
Skafidaki batteries which were at
tackled by Greek warships shortly be-
fore 3 o'clock this afternoon have been
completely destroyed. The Greek bat
terry at Kefal Ipanghia co-operated eff
fectively with the fiotilla in lombard
ment.
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Fighting Near SaIoriCa.

SALONICA, April 1S-Greek bands
have landed at ElevetheropoH, west of
Tavala, and are marching on Goysan.
Their design is evidently to cut the
railway line to Salonica. Turkish troops
have been sent in pursuit, and there
has been fighting, but the result is
not known here
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Under Terrill's Protection.

LONDON. April 1S.-A dispatch to
the Times" from ConstantinOple says
the Greek subjects there Will probably
remain under the protection of Mr..
Terrill, American Minister 1t is eX-
rected the hostilities will break the
deadlock and lead to an arrangement
between Greece and Turkey.
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r,achine Gums for YiIdiz Kiosk.

LONDON, April 1S.-A dispatch to
the STANDARD from Constantinople
says that a battery of American ma
chine guns of the latest pattern ar
rived there lately. and We're secretly
conveyed to the Yildiz Kiosk, where it
has been placed in position.
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Greeks Capture Turkish Positions.

LARISSA headquarters of the
Greek Army in Thessaly), April 49,
The Greeks have captured the Turkish
positions from Nezeros to Koutra and
the Turks are in full retreat toward the
interior. where their forces are mass
ing. The batteries at Menexa ceased
firing at II % m (Sunday)
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Want Them Stopped.

PARIS, April 1S.-The Temps" calls
upon the Powers to intervene by force
of arms and stop Turkey and Greece
from further fighting.
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At the same time the archives of the
Greek Legation will be removed In
addition all the Greek merchants in
Turkey were informed that they were
given a fortnight's notice to leave the
Ottoman empire
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Expresses Surprise.

ATHENS, April IS, midnight-The
Government has addressed a note to
Assim Bey expressing surprise at the
allegations contained in his note to M
Skouzes and pointing to facts proving
that Turkey is the aggressor. The Gov
eminent disclaims all RESPONSE bility for
any events that may now occur
The Metropolitan of Athens has or
dered prayers in all the churches for
the success of the Greek arms
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Official Declaration of War.

BRUSSELS, April 1S.-The .Inde-
pendence Beige" to-day announces
that Turkey has officially declared war
against Greece, and that a notification
to this effect was sent to the Powers
this morning.
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Greeks Take PreveSa.

ATHENS, April 1S.-The "Asty" says
the Greek troops have occupied the eta
del at Prevesa and it is believed the
Turks are bombarding Vonitza.
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Wired to Stop Firing.

LARISSA, April 1S.-When the Crown
Prince Constantine received news of
the capture of the Turkish positions
between Nezeros and Rapsani he wired
to the Greek commander to stop firing
Immediately.
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Immigrants Pouring in.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Two thou
sand and eighty immigrants arrived at
Ellis Island to-day.
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Officially Denied,

MADRID. April 1S-It is officially
denied that Spain is about to recall 30
600 troops from Cuba.
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SOMERSWORTH IN. H.), April 1S-
The police have obtained further strong
evidence connecting Joseph Kelly with
the murder of Cashier Stickney last
Friday.
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worth, while railroad traffic is badly
crippled, the situation is no worse than
on Saturday.
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EplE RAILROAD.

.n.oush trains Ieaye New-loTk FOOT % chamoe'
snn A W-Vestlpu,ed Express daily Tor B.nsnamtoaa,
y'te'iy Emlra Buffalo, Bradford Arrive Burao e0"
" N Plrlor car 90 BunaIo 81, - .,,a,v
D:i5 A. M.vesthued Express Ga!y eHeep. san ard
for To- IocsI points TO Corning Daily Port Jer'l@
i,iimsu Pario. Cars or Monticello and coming ,A
..;;..nn u M-Vestbued Limited US. mai Dsly, so.o
tram for Chicago. via ClAuauqua Lake arrives re- 20
Hat IN A NJ Chicago > T. NJ s.eepe!s 10 SHSseN
tlS1 nI and Cncinnati. Dining Car .,u..
80 T.. MBaitao and SsysAIs Teo9u yea, n.
baH ;.town 200 H. NJ. Cleveland 1880 p sespsss a,
Ho' 10 ard cleveland making direct Connections ""
p.,roIt Chicago ana West Gaze Library Car r,rs
SAB r. M.-va chautauqua LaAe and Hlasaia .y,is
csits.o and Cincinnati Dining Car 40, ,,.rrMAN
lions Al III ll3 2Jl iOl and 95' b. nsS
way 37 Bowery 1875 East ia'th-st and q Wes, 3
and ~ Tuiton-s loo Broadway hsookyn ~ ps
a,' ,rTohorsn and Jersey cuy station Nrs'cou -,
~. cu for and checks baggage from note!s ana 'e''
dences 10 destination.
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WEST SHORE XXX.

Trains leave W i2d ST. station. y. T.. as follows and
- NJ. earlier from foot ~ Franklin ST
:,:.O \. VI. Daily. Local to Buffalo.
1:::O a. M.-Dally Local 10 Albany. Saratoga and
Montreal.
1915 A. VI. Daily FOR Albany Utica. Syracuse Rcches-
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo Cl.ve-
lard and chicago.
B .:.5 A. N. Daily except Sunday. to Catskill
Nountalns New PatI. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska.
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Parlor Cars
to BloomyIlc and Albany.
c 400 T.. NJ. Daily except Sunday. for Albany.
G;UO T.. NJ Daily. for Albany. Montreal. ttica. SYRIA
cuse Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De
trolt, CLEVELAND. Chicago and 81. Louis.
GEO j. 81 Daily. except sunday. for Newhurg. Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping car Albany TO Mon
ir"a.
1:i5 l. NJ Daily. except sunday FOR Syracuse. Roches-
and Buffalo
S;I5 r. =, Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter Eun,l, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit, Cleveland
l. g Leaves brooklyn by Annex: RlO:io a. NJ C3oJ
T. NJ: Jersey city. =. r. r. Station. Bll:20. cas-
Time tables principal hokl' and Offices.
C. T.. LAMBERT. Gsieral Passenger Agent,
: Vanderbilt Ave-. New York
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DEL. LACkAWkNNA AND WESTERN II. n,
stations in AcV-SOrN. foot of uarclny
and Oh ristOpher streets.
NESTiBt LED TRAINS, III IIMAN BUFFET
CARS pI<TStU IiCIT ~' 80


Direct route t. MEN ARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCI.AIR
THE ORANGES. summit. Bsrnardsviile. Basking
RIE". Madison. Morristown la,.ac. Paterson. Boon
TO-: po,e, S,.nn. y. NEWTON ErDns LAKE:
MO- NY W1sinstom piilIIuSBU RG. EASrOS
WATER GAP. STHOtDSBUEG. Poc0no Mountains
SCRANTON. FtfrSTON, WILKtSBARRE NANTI-
COKE. pANNlLLE. NORTH MBERLNND Mont
ville. UTICA RlCHFlELD SPRINGS. cortland
SYRACUSE. OSWE 80. ITHACA. CWEGO ELMIRA
CORNING. BATH DANSNIl.Il- BUFFALO ami all
500 A. NJ BlN';HAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
10 90 A. NJ cate car. BUFFALO SCRANTON RrNG-
NAMTON. DWEiO ITHACA. rI.MlRA. UTICA
RICIIFlEI.D SPRINGS, SYRACUSE AMI oSwEdo
nan rarlor car New York 10 nithf"i springs
loo p M~SCRANTON WlLlE>BARRE and ELMIRA
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parl1r Cars
400 +. SCRANTON. WTLKrSaiHRE ami PLYM-
Oi'mH EXPRESS Puliman ,'rnet paror Cars.
200 =. " (Daily) Ch.1so Nc.thued Limited Express
FAIO Puuar y. r"t Sleeping Caf New York 70
chicago. Dining . iuTalo
$50 II NJ DAILY Bua'1i' Express Pullman Seepers sor
SCRANTON. 9lNGdAMroN. ELMlRA BATH. Mt
$50 = n Cpa,lyl U''FFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM:
ToN. owcG0. lTIACA Er.MRA SyEACrSE and
S,oenars Now Nori. R,chfald Springs
TICKi:TS AND PULLMAN M'OMNOpATlONs AZ
U6r,y Ca14 S0rs. Limited. il3 Broadway. ~ Park
plar 90 Rroadwuy AMI 9t2 Rr0aiw'r Tickets A. ferry
,s,.r. III 4th ave cor l9'h-st q Wes le5h St. -!
I6c Tr'adway brooklyn. Time ascs giving fu! infor-
Ivr-STCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY viii cal for ana
c,sc baggage from hotel residence - destination
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

u,i-, ,a;H t.Ss H. M. and u: night - ,s,
~ ,in, q 3.al sun. l:Jo sun l.. III nIs""
~ :. sTi .;r LOUIS 100 M f.o p ~ IN
WNsHiTiiGN BALTIMORE 30? g;So ap' esq IS
II - i M ~, t.5 D. M i2:io night: sunday vo1 ~
ne cat, Is a. NJ. dining ,,s., /, al night NJ
TOKFoi.k - : r. ~ sleeper 4.53 p daily
rains leave foot lL6ertysp ,S nh isbt a'e'
All train ae 10 2si Iat 40 Bway, 81 T. l rms;s.
-, Rowcry r. VI 34+ Fulton ST. ~ ;.sidSsss
hail Terminal. Baggage checked 'i'" "'''
70 destination .
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Cam 6tbools.


NETWORK LAW SCHOOL, - , s.A.o, coo,.,
Union Dwight Method OF instruction. Ii. . IN WV
years. LII NJ In three years Send Tor catalogue
Fesi'' A~A~ -" " GEORGE CHASE. Dean
~ Y. UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL third year
N. opens Oct. LIST, 1891 pA1 CLASSES Ill % ,htss
years. Daily sessions. $3.50 70 and TO ~ r. "a tt
zion 500. GRADUATE CLAssES-I"eVe courses f"s
For Circulars address. /. TompKns Registrar Wash
ington SQUARE New-York City.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives buffalo o:35 p. ~ Pullman vestlbule Day
coaches and Parlor Cars Dnlng-Car Service Meals a
la carte. Connects ~ Buffalo with through seepers to
Detrol, and chicago. -
'II2j. 12;tO +. NJ. daily. excep, Sunday for MATCH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
'12ioJ. 1ilo i. VI. Sundays only. FOR EASTON
MAICH CHUNK and the Goa; branches.
Il 80. 40 p VI. daily. except sunday. WILKES.
BARRE. P1TTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects Tor all IN coal regions;
chair for Wilke.hdrre.
BARRE. PITTSTON. SCRANTON and PRINCIPAL inter.
mediate Tor all points in coal regloas
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Wlkrsharre
'i;55. 5i5 L. NJ daily for EAsTON and inter.
leiiats stations
.5:55. 6.iO p. ". daily. eScept SUNDAY Express FOR
slatngton principal intermediate stations connects
Reading and Harrisburg. Chair - Slatington
.G,55, ZOO L. " daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper vestbule
train y Y chicago Sleepers Buffalo Toronto.
=. 80. $50 T. " daily. except sunday stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINFIELD EASToN, RETHTEHENf.
MAUCH CHUNK. l.. & u. JUNCTION. SAYRE GEN.
EVA ROCHESTER. RATAVIA and BUFFALO. Pull.
man Sleeper -. Buffalo. None but sleep car pas
.S,5S. 0,OO I. NJ. daily fr ITHACA. GENEVA.
points west sleepers Wikesharre Ithaca.
Additional al trains daily except sunday Or ROUND
BROOK ana intermediate points leave follows.
o 90 VI q 81 2:3O 1855. $40 and 81 80 ESQ =. NJ
Tickets AMI Pullman accommodations AZ III. 26i 273
IS pit and 323 Broadway n r. iiih ST. i5G 1851,
Hlwsry. y. Y: $50 Fulton =. Cour; St. ~
Rroadwnv and Rrooklyn Annex Brooklyn
v Transfer CO. win call FOR tni check baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination.
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11nblie Notices.

SEALEp BIDS OK oso E ,@ ,n s.. Wh the
d,rs d thereon will be received by TIE Department u
public parks it's offices. AIsena! Building. sixty
fourth street and Fifth Central Park. until
o.cyock p NJ Of Monday. September q. 1897.
NlSIIING AND ERECTING ALL THE MATERIALS
NECESSARY TO ERECT AND COMPLETE. SO FAR
CORNER. vino AND I;EITrRE HALL MALL BuI!nINa
OF NATURAL HISTORY. IN THE MANHATTAN
S6rARE Including all the Necessary Blasting and Elk
ravatng Blind and ether Drains Foundations. Concre-
ns Brickwor Rubbestone Work. Filling and Ramrning
Of Trenches. Grading. Masonwork Granite and other
stonework P,astering and Succo-work. Freprooling.
cast Iron wrought Iron ard steel Galvanized Iron and
W~ev,rx Conner and other Mealwork Skylghts. Glaz-
ing Roofing rllshnss Snow guards. Guiterns Leaders
Plumbing Gas and other Pipes. Carpenter-work Door
ara Window Frames Doors. Sashes, Glass. Painting.
s,ers Platforms Cl,a1nr Pipes. Valves Electric Work
ana Alterations ard Connections with Present Buildings
For narticulars see CITY Recori"
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Cost nn0 foun0.

NN--oe( o01oNo-oN>0N|-c'1 ~,
7 OST Manhattan Trust Co. Certificates Of Deposit NOS
IL 80 i53 and i3i for 5000. oregon improvement %
"a 5@ bonds Notice IL hereby given 20 sho"
1'er,,cates Deposit should not be
,a."Ia wig ''' WM H. BURROWS. Cashier.
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations foot OF West 23d 81. Penn r. R Cortlandt
DesbrOsses
Indicates time from West sd ST. Other figure, show
time from Cortandt Dcsbrosscs St
'0ilO. $40 4. NJ. daily Sunday '6:45, 7 A. NJ for
NAtcH CHUNK ard intermediate stations
- i5o. S;I5 \. n daily for vILKESBARRE sCRAN-
Ton tweek dsysJ. ELHIRA (week DAYS ITHACA
GENEVA: ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
snd e West and principal local points. dining and
'IO;:5, 1880 4. NJ. Sundays only for Bound Brook
and intermediate. stations.
.iO2o, 1880 a. daily except sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate poiLts
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Gnrouear Gtu0p nno 1rapcl


EUROPEAN STUDY AND TRAVEL lsS'-lsss
~ For particulars address the MISSES GRlNNELl-
RrookI,n. Mass Interviews by appointment, in New
York after September 10Th.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Ton.
From Whitehall Terminal South Ferry)
Weekdays. So. 9.55. II - dining Carr A. VI, S.
2;25 t:@ Dining Car, Car 300 p. n 1910 mat; sun:
Car, 300 f. NJ 1910 md,. Additional for Phla.
delphia from Whitehall ST. week days s:55 A. NJ. IS
o. i.25 6.55 S.23 =. ~ Sundays. s.55 A. N 3S
+. NJ from Liberty 81. 40 \. n. daily and 7.30 and
900 = NJ week days.
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later.
Tickets and parord seats be procured foot Of
Liberty Whitehall St.. ii3 I2. 261. 49, GA l40
S23 roadwas u; - Az. 81 East i,h St. 1853 East
l2jth ST. 213 West l25th ST. PSI Columbus Az. New
York: : Court ST. $50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn; os Broad
destination.
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SANDY HOOt. ROUTE.

From Pier $. y. r., foot OF Rector 81.
F5r Atlantic Highlands Seabright, Monmouth Beach
AM Mni Ions Branc5 4:5o 1915 A. NJ; 100 S;45. 500 p
For Ebefon. Asbury PARK Ocean Grove and points
+ NJ SUNDAYS stops at Interlaken for Asbury Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20

Fords, Howard Hubert have IN prePa'd''on
for the autumn season a new ana eiapo'due eN
ton ~ "In Memoriam" Dr. Henry van Dyke
whose writings on Tennyson are well KNOWN
is to provide a preface, and the pook Is u "e
richly illustrated by MI Harry rem" VIII"
sketches of the scenes touched in the poem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20

Mr. Kirby's interesting romance Oh ~"e'eO'
lie Chen dor" is to be brought out III new
edition by L. c. Page Co., OF boston II VIII
be copiously illustrated with pictures OF scenes
In and about Quebec.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
An,hrac.t, coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals
On and after September sth, 1891.
stations in New York. foot Of Liberty ST.

Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
. On and after September sth. 1891.
stations In New York. foot Of Liberty ST.,
u and Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.
dor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk a.
80 *; v;lO a. NJ. I2:0O NJ Easton,) 1:l0 30
80 t3o 70 Easton). 5:i5 q so 10 Allentown p "
aunaass 500 O'UO TO E2ston) A. ~, co. $50. 600
l:io 80. 4:l5 P. NJ Sundays. 4:3o A. n
. f1r reading and Harrisburg a. +30. 500 e:io 1000
70 Reading, III 30 A. NJ 1:l0 1880 goo. 400 10 Read
ing 40 5;i5 % 90 to Reading P. N. 1918 night
sundays 80 A. NJ; 100 GOO. 500 Reading) 6AO
For sunbury, Lewsburg. and wilamsp1r at 80
s.oG 'd 400 NJ 1910. l:so. 900 p. N. sunaays ~
FOR Lone! AR bkA HA5L d RegTE GROVE 4.
For For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park oeess
ll30 A. NJ $50. $50. 400 (4:3O Red Bank oniy) AS
63y 6l5 NJ sundays stops at Inerlaken for Asburj
Park and Ocean Grove. 900 A. NJ. 400 p NJ
Fof Lakewood Toms River, Barnegat Park and Ban
negat 4;3o $50 A. 81. l:30. $50 p. NJ. Sundays. e3N
A. NJ.
For Atlantic City vlneland and Bridge,on. $50 A. Il.
i;3J +. "
For Monm9us Beach, s.as5ish, and Highland: d
S HsyesnS ma 40 $50 ~ iSo. 4i1. e:l5 p NJ Sum
wee. Ro 5sTs I1 wH!TEHALh TERMINAL
a s iSo' s5 ! = 25 !'i s, 4 ~ 81 sS M
10 10 800, 1885. II 80 P. N, .2O night. sundaya
80 80 9;55, ii:& A 81. 1900 NJ, 1855. l:55, 80
80 800 80 i5J 5:25 800 6:55 1:23 SIS en-
100 lO:l5. 1913 7. NJ. 1910 night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20

The Appletons will publish this autumn lhe
Suppressed Letters Of Napoleon" edited ny NJ
Leon Lecestre Curator of the French Archives
and new novels by Nine Sarah Grand r. r.
Montresor. Max Pemberton. Beatrice WINDY
Sara Jeanette Duncan and Robert W. Cha'n-
bers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20

The Macmillan Company Will publish IN Oc'o-
Der The Letters Of Elizabeth Barrett BTowhihs'
with portraits and other illustrations Inc COZ
lection will be in two volumes All the perious
of the writer's life are represented the nrst ie'-
tiers dating from her girlhood and the sequence
until her death being tolerably compete
The broad ax., 1897-10-30

Trains leave and arrive at Salt Lake City a.
folloSs;
CIx ETKEcT MARCH l6, 1917
Leave.
.sThe Overland Limited" for Chicago
ST. Paul, St Louis, Omaha, Kansas
City, Denver and Park City. IOO An
'sThe Fast Mail, /" fur Chicago, ST. Louis
Omaha, Kansas City and Denver. % pm
Arrive.
The Overland Limited" from Chicago,
st. Louis Omaha, Kansas City, Denver
and Park City - ----...-........--.. SlO pm
'.,The Fast Mai, pfrom Chicago, ST Paul,
81 Louis, Omaha, Kansas City and
Denver. .-.-s-." .-"'"" ~@~N ~---
City Ticket Office, POI Main Street.
Telephone No. 665-
Only one night on the road to Omaha, two nights
to Chicago and st Louis. Other lines one night
additional.
The Union Pacific is the only line through
above points without change Of cars and the only
lire operating Buffet Smoking and Library Cars
and Pullman Dining Cars, with IL and II hours
quickest time to Missouri River and Chicago res
pectively.
H. NJ. CLAY, General Agent,
The broad ax., 1897-10-30
the HAMILTON MURDER
TRIAL.

Tn Hamilton murder trlsi
which was tried by Judge A. q.
NorreIl and . jury the past week
attracted q great deal of attention
throughout the entire proceedings,
and the case was argued by Judge
O.W. Powers and several other
attorneys and it was submitted %
the jury on Saturday evening" ana
after remaining out over night the
jury rendered . verdict TO the
effect that Mrs. Lou Hamilton was
not guilty of numbering her late
husband, John II. Hamilton.
The verdict was a great surprise
10 Mrs. Hamilton and to the peo-
pie generally, for all the evidence
which was adduced during the trial
tended to prove that Mrs. Hamil-
ton did commit tie crime which
she was charged with committing.
As a general rule car sympathie.
are always with the ladies because
they are generally imposed upon BY
the members of the opposite sex
but in this instance we are com
PEELED to sympathize with the rela,
tives and friends of Mr.. Hamilton
for all the testimony which wa
brought out during the tria
showed very plainly and conclu
sively that John II. Hamilton wa
q true, q loving and a faithful
husband, and was always true tt
the marriage vows which he en-
tered into with the woman VIII,
was the cause of him losing hi
life.
If Mr.. Hamilton had neglectet
or had become derelict in provid
ing for the Wanta and comforts o
the lady whom he had promised II
honor and protect, then Their
might have been some excuse o
reason for the course which sh
pursued, and therefore we canno
refrain from arriving at the con
clnsion that Mrs. Lou Hamilton
ought to have been imprisoned TO
causing the death of John HAN
ilton.