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New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Teams ,ye foot of West 4ci as follows % minutes
earlier from Franklin 81; ,,. .,
..,, A. W. for Montana. Orr's Mills. Lakes aohonk
s,d W,,ney.esEa MddetOwn. B0omngburgh. Eenviile,
s;nrgh Iurleyville. Lake Kiameshs Liberty Scrsn-
"a Wai,on Delhi sidney. Norwich. Utica. Oneida Fu-
p,--,.~
W,rtsioro Ellenyle Mounta ndale. Centreville,
Faiiaburgh Lake kianrsha huflesNh'e' Liberty rAAH'
liberty White Lake -, ,.,,.. al,
,o,'T.,h WIIrtshoro Ellenvls Mountsindale. Centre
& rstnrgh Lake Kamesha. fiurleyville. Ferndale.
IIe,,Y White Lake Pavksvie. Livingston Manor. Rock
land. - r., c,r,,,su uou rskes Nobo,k AMI
I'D WIllieown Blooningburgh Wurtshoro El
h.l'e " infa,nhale Csntrevie Falsbrrgh. Lake Kla
mesha Hureyvie. Fesndaie Liberty "hie Lake PARKS
,yife Livingston Manor. R0ckang ,,, ~,
r,,n.'aa Campbell Hall. sohy Ford Crystal Run. MI
Ga,"y1 Wnfrron Boomngburgh Wurtsboro E.ienville
'n.Ia p. M Franklin St. 5,45 r.. NJ. daily for
.a,,isu Hall Mddetown. Liberty Livingston Manor.
WALTON sidney Norwich. Eandasyille; Hamilton Oneida,
i,n 0swegn Niagara Falls. and points West: Pullman
slccyng car Rccnng Chair car seits free through TO
;tlc,go without transfer: arri"as ChicaSo e:o p NJ
r,c,e,- ana Pullman seats at 81 liroadway. N Y:
A rVrPTISFMF.NTS ana subscriptions ror The Tribune
n received their Uptown ONCE No 2t2 broadway
., door north ~ 3ist-st until o'clock p m advertise
mt, received az the following branch Offices at regular
"r.e rates until o'clock y. M w; ~ sth ave-.
c- o?i St. i52 6h-ave cor. 18th St. Macy's. 6th ave
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
TO SUCCEED DIR. STOKES.
NO LIKELIHOOD THAT THE OCEAN GROVE
CAMP-MEET1NG ASSOCIATION WILL Sc
LECT A NEW PRESIDENT UNTIL FALL
CONTEMPLATED CHANGES IN THE
MANAGEMENT OF THE RESORT


Ocean Grove, July g (speciaD.-The Ocean Grove
Camp-Meeting Association OF the Methodist Epis-
copa Church. which In made up Of ministers and
laymen connected with that denomination, will
not select successor to the late president Dr. f.
II. Stokes. until the annual meeting in November
next.
The Rev Dr. A. f. Ballard the vice-president
OF the association. will have charge of the special
and regular services held on the camp grounds
this summer. DIT Ballard il the president of the
Pitman Grove Camp Meeting Association. In South
Jersey. but he will devote the best part of his
time TO Ocean Grove.
DIR. Stokes. who held the office of president Of
the camp-meeting association for twenty eight
consecutive years-ever since the famous religious
resort was established-had charge q the secular
as well as the religious work Of the resort. and
his time was constantly occupied In attending TO
the work. While concerted move has been
made to separate the secular work from the re-
ligous. 1t Is more than probable that such an in
novation will be brought about NJ the annual meet
ing.
One plan suggested is to select Of the lay
members of the association superintendent or
president OF the secular department. and place the
religious work In the hands of committee OF min
listers selected from the association The older
members OF the camp-meeting association will in
all all probability oppose this scon,emplnted cnange.
ton and 1t is likely that the change outlined above
The properly holders in the Grove have no voice
whatever in the management Of the resort These
lnniViuuaIs nave peutioned the association from
time TO time 70 Introduce gas into the Grove for
illuminating and cooking purposes TO make the
bridges spanning Wesley Lake free to the public.
TO build wagon bridge over the same stream be
tween the Grove and Asbury Park ard 10 open up
the driveway across the same lake.
These petitions have invariably been pgronholed
by the ton. but that change in the
management OF the resort Is being mooted II Is
possible that the new directors may conclude to
give the LOT holders and taxpayers representation
In the association.
Should the association conclude TO cling TO the
present form Of management. there are number
Of available members OF the association 10 choose
president from. These include Nice-Presi-
dent Ballard the Rev. Or. J. X. Daniels, leader
OF the holiness meeting: the Rev Charles ii. lat-
man. leader of the young peoples meeting and an
excellent organizer. and the Rev. DIR. Thomas Han
Ion. president Of Pennington Seminary and leader
OF the famous Ocean Grove Summer Bible Class.
The Rev. Or. J. F.. Price. OF Sing Sing. y. Y. tho
dean of the Ocean Grove Summer school OF Theo'-
ogy. is also spoken OF as an available candidate.
hut he Is not member OF the camp meeting as
ton. and consequently he is disqualified.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo o:55 p. 81 Pullman ves,bue Day
nra,Is nh and Po-Ir Care Dining Car Service Meals
ar,s CONNECTS at Buffalo with through sIeepers To
pe,,n, r..tO p NJ daily except Sunday. tor MAUcH
c,Ii'N,E and intermediate points -.
IL, ,15 p NJ. sundays only for EASTON,
a, ,i-.W III: "::III 'NK and the coal branches -
q, ,oS 40 r. ". daily. except sunday FOR WILKES
49, pITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal Inter
s,a;,ons for all points In coal regions;
ch.,rcssr 1.IO + NJ daily except Sunday for WILKES
,5io2' piTTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
a,s stations Connects For az points IN coal regions
meIla,s nenTei parlor Car 10 W.ikesbsTIe.
f..tissH n.i5 T. NJ. daily tor EAsTON and inter-
m.aa.,, G,tO p VI. daily evc-?i Sunday Express for
e, oi.' md principal intermediate stations Connects
sIa ksJ,. and harrisburg chair ear 10 Satingt0n.
Tor fe.u-. 40 p NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
- ani ell points West. Pullman sleeper yestibuis
rt.i.S 20 chicago. seeper= 70 Buffalo and Toronto
VAN S..,O T. u daily except sunday. stupiing only
'';oI..r PIAINFIEID. EASTON BETIiLEHEM.
M,1SH sTi tG.iiIrNK, J.. B JUNCTION sAYRG GEN
EA c,oe, r. buffalo None secpnscar passengers
esssSl..1. '0.NS T. NJ daily, FOR ITHACA. GENEVA;
sS,i,..,":Ti,R BlFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and al
~ ~ ~ "a, Pullman sle~pefs WkeshaTe and ithaca
p',s ,ri 'ocsl trains daily. sunday fo BOZ y
pf1H0K and in,ern1iate points leave as follows ~ 10
,t *, 20 '3:55. 20 and 800 $40 = ".
",T, and pullman acc1nmo odations at ll3 2o 20
~, o. sni 323 Broadway 81 T. l4ih ST. ljo r l25ih
J5werv y. Y: 500 Fulton -, 'ouft 81 ~
o., g. d.ar io and Prooklyn Annex. Brooklyn:
transfer 90 will call for and check baggage from
., nr resiience through - destination
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
Dr, vaCKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. X.
Dr., ,;,nns In New-YOrs foot OF Bnrcihy
''"''" and ChristOpher streets. ,,,r
vEsTIBtLEn "niNTSCi LIGHT.

. -,.o - XEWAIsK BIOOMFIELI. MONTCLAfR.
Direc, r9"'S - Bernardsvlllc. BasNins
Ridre Madison Morristown Passaic' Paterso n Boon
TON Dover, sianhofs. HEWLoN B' aliodt itAY w
LLahET LAhET iIS Washington. PHILLrPsBuRG EAsToS.
NJ, MU.TER GAP sTROU UDsBl, ,RG r9con9 Mountsln5 &
eMchniArXTo% PITTsTON. WIIKEsBARRE NANTi-
$50 DANVIII.E. NORTHu uMRERLAND. Mont
cox nftINGif Nif ANTON OXFORD NORWICH. Water
iSTs riiIs UTICA RIcHFIELD SPRINGS Co,tisni
sYp'A 'ACf'sE OswEGo. ITMACH. 0WEGo EiAiRA
scnonnXISG BATH. DANsvILIL. DrFFAIO and all
COhH NT: N,Isr r NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
pom M"aINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
% s'a;'oRWs ccafe car. BUFTA1o. Scranton RING-
io" HHMToN oWEGo iTIiAot EI.MIRA rTi1,AG Ir,ITl,,G
EEIHPpFss Pullman Parlor cars Connecting at
bundi, ~ car New York To Rlchhed Springs.
man Se.RANTON wlIKESPARRE and EiMiRA
i'W - t;'IEss Pullman Buffet Parlor cars ...,
.oo 70 SCRANTON. WIi.KESBARRE and P1.fM-
II G1aiiyj-Chicseo vestbuei Limited Express
TO-, ~ Fuilmsn Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York 10
Fnr,naco Dining Of Buffalo
~ Buffalo Express. Pullman Sleepers Tor
sou sICRaNTON. BINGUAMToN: EI.MlRA: BATH, MT.
UopRIs ana BG'FFAIO, arriving hunalo = A. NJ =,
osWFGO ENTREES - Pullman Buffet Sleeprrs'
S,ss,.,s Richnsd springs
rI1.K AND PULLMAN ACtOMMOpATlONS. AZ
Henry C;ahe q sons Limited. ii3 broadway. ~ PARK
i'nrs aoS broadway and a42 Broadvay Tkeis At ferry
stations iii 4h-avc: or i2'hst; 81 We 2sih-st-'
md ioG Rrnslway. Brokly1 Timetable giving fun IN
'",,r MEIT T orr EMPRESS COMPANY will call Tor and
,ct bercaee froru hotel r"sd"nc" 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
IEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot OF West III St. penn. r. RI. Cortland,
Deshrosses
.Indcatee time from Wesi "a -. Other figures sho"
t,ma from Corlandt Dcsbross-s St .
sG:IJ, G,4O A. ~ daily ,-undIy '6:iJ. : A. Nj Tor
MAI'CrI chi NK and Intermediate stations mas.
s-.aS SI5 4 NJ daily for WIIKESBARRE. St,RAN-
Tov 1ws.t daysl EIMIRA week davsl. ITHAtA
GESrVA ROCUEsTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
"a ,ba West and principal local points: dining ani
chair car % Buffalo. NJ,
siO.25. IO,sO A, NJ Sundays only Tor Bonni hrooE
ana n1n IO,so H. " daily except Sunday fo<iAucH
cIIi'>:E and intermediate points
~ III =, 1.:tO noon daily. except Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROADS

RAILROAD
STATIONS sss ySs ws' co.sss T.sHas
Street. Sy. ninaiss later give" Ss0" '''
sss sSsn S SsIrn%.s Buffet ps;.ssr. r.sss c:s ;s
ssa.o Ssw York No to c5.s.s s:sus ,,.s. ssDas Car
sss 1 " ID
S., ara :asss. iS
1sS as,.s cHicAso = AsD !Suis s+. LOUIS EXPRESS
wEsTssS 1s chi
aS.ff sEsi cne'"
,.i .s.ssl .ss ;ss
,..ssWAsHlNcTox -. AND The soTTiss;s % Tisss is,
sss rs D'sss sS.s.; S.f Ia: s iSss can g e s;:.
9 * R'nTS ss' ss' - s0 night
ATLANTlc COAST LrxE-Espre., s9' Z. M and s'
SFsAfEfSF SGk @p tSx4 tSMpoRa 9sp Inv
ArxSTc Tsss Tf' fTa ISS x:s asy third station
m and Desbrosses and Cor,lanat Streets ''o p "'
CAPE MHYwes Twenty Stree, staten 21 s1esI sn
i2s p m week days pesbrosses and cor''''"'
ps s'.sS H.s, srrfsys ossaG
5a:y, :a, s S..sr5s.e. 3 =. ssn and
eey. eeg'i.1d; sT:s, :s 81 sso '''
~ sf'%aisy: sunday: snls' sls "a 70 so
sl, s.s. 1863. EoH Ets1Stf:s ss! ~:s'
D.nnx csr 1913 iiS; ,rs M ~ 's i'I 3 81 sblSns
Carr. 40 ,.55 s55 .. r. 10 night sunSsys ~, y,
1Ss s2j. s55 02S IS ndmIted' sb' ieoo r,nn. a. ~
l.55 Dining carr. 1885, - DINING an t"S pG 20 "a
Carp. 55j Dining carr. 40. T35. $50 p IN. III"
night. - ,,, u-o.s
Ticket Offices Nos 4ci "a. loe 1923 VI ana .o'
@S1 s fsssxsy end
BROOKLYN Annex station Brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY
The New York Transfer Company VIII caii 10, A,a -,
check baggage from hotels and residences ui'ous" ~
destination. . uoo0
J. B. HUTCHINSON j. X MCop
General Manager General Passr NkTht'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
RALTlMCRE& e. OHIO

L-av. Sew-York. Whitehall Terminal daily.
~ytiTIGD ib5 D. m. and i2:io night
PiTTsB,'sG rs. ex: sun. 50 sun. 1910 night
wAsHiNGIoN. BALTIMORE. ,;si ?:a3 dining car.
,a,,. car, s:ss p m 1910 night sunday 055 tDin
sTs1, lies a. m (Dning Carr. .5j Dining Carl. 40
i1sntng ~ Car, s IS .. m. 1910 night.
NoRFOI.K. II IS A. m daily. -
.,Ew ORLEANS Through Sleeper 4:5S .. m daily
Ne r,a,r. leave 81 Liberty > minutes later.
Al trains ai- illuminated With Plnisoh Light. - -.
6r,cs.s Iia tT2 gel 43s i,i+0 Bway, 81 T. l4th 81.
,,e uovery \ Y $50. 3ii Fulton St. Bfooklyn. White
80. T.,minai Baggage checked from hotel Tssdsno
destin
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
WATER CONP4NY HELD TO BLAME.
VERDICT OF THE CORONER'S JURY ON THE
pI,TCHESS JUNCTION MOOD

VERDICT OF THE CORONERS JURY ON 1fff
DCTCHEsS JUNCTION FLOOD.
Poughkeepse. n y. July 23-The jury which
has been investigating the flood caused by the
bursting OF the Melzlngah dams. which caused
the death of seven persons. finished the inquest
AT Matteawan to-day and returned TO Coroner
Bevier 4 verdict holding the Matteawan and Fish
kill Water Company responsible for the disaster
When the jury met the stenographer's minutes OF
the testimony taken at the previous hearings were
given to the foreman The jury deberated for
two hours behind closed doors. there being con-
siderable difference of opinion among them. Some
Of the jurors wanted to hold the officers of the
company for criminal negligence. but others would
not agree to that proposition. The jury finally
compromised the following verdict which all
of the Jurors signed
We find that Mrs. John Conroy;, Mrs Mary
Ferry. William Ferry. Jonn Sruka, PhiIomena D.
luka, John Conroy and julia Conroy came TO their
July il. l@: that the cause Of the flood was the
avian Water Company which were SIT Ilted on the
said brook near the top OF the mountain and nsed
Landing. in said town ana county; that from the
ssd f Xxi 'aa ana aTr g
Company were IN Il large measure responsible. in
were in dangerous and unsafe condition at The
time OF the accident. by reason OF there not being
plus water at the time OF the freshets or heavy
ranfas. such a. prevailed on July u. lS and IA
dams especially IN the time OF high water. io
prevent II possible any accidents. or. in OF
any danger, TO notify the people living the valley
below OF any impending danger.
AS the jury did not hold the officers OF the COM
pany for criminal negligence 1t is Thought that the
Grand Jury will take no action against them. The
company has been sued. however IN civil proceed
ined by the food. and by the hers-at-law of some
OF the victims.
PEACE NFGOTJtTIONS N TRT'GT1Y riTT.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
NO ACTION ON THE REQUEST.
THE WESTERN TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION Arr"'
EMILY HAS DECIDED NOT TO GIVE EN-

ENTITY HAS DECIDED NOT TO GIVE EX-
c1.RsIoN RATES TO MERCHANTS
WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
~. v.as,arr Traffic Association apparently has
ds.,ded M, "a give excursion rates 10 merchants
west Of the Mississippi through 10 New-i ork' Inc
Merchants Association of this city yesterday re.
oeived from B D. Caldwell a message 10 'he eHeo'
that the Western Traffic Association had taken ho
further action upon the reques; for throush ~
After the message received from Mr.. 'aiu"e'
a manager of the Merchants Association saiu'
the Sction Of the Western Traffic Association:
secoD ~ He country Controlled by the Western
Trac Association will and excursion ucSes Sstnct et
n 9n }nur days each the first and latter
ssrt Of AugHSt The dates will be the same as a,
which viii he given The Southwestern Traffic As
ISOLATION has taken no further action In ,he ha.
roads Tckets will be on sale from 81. Louis 70
those merchants who desire 10 anar rr1 about the
same dates as those on which tickets W'ii ~, he
on sale at Chicago Due notice OF ms Will ircisrs
wise be given through the press and by cHcuia''
The Officers OF the Merchants ASSOCIATION az bsir are
still In teegraphic communication Win .me ,niiin. oJ
man OF the Southeastern Association contrOh!nns ~
the roads Of the Mssssppi ana rCa,.nn sOnrn C
with some OF the representatives. OF several OF ore
Individual roads and systems n At the Meeting
OF the Southeastern Association heid az M, q
on July 90 All this is beng dons ~ aa,ss All by the
Southeastern Association which viii enaoie IL 20
use tickets Of the same class as those whlcm M sn. n
Joint Traffic and Trunk Line associations are eo
ing 70 issue in conformity with the resoiuuons Ole
adopted by these latter assoca tions some 'He aso
Applications for membership continue 10 coine
in the usual number from out-of-town merchah's'
and the local list is growing fast. Among the NJ"
resident members are Adams & co. and Ehrch
Bros. sx,h-ave: the National Shoe and Leather
Bank No y7l Broadway; Ninth National bank OF
the City Of New-York. No. +c7 Broadway; the Ma
tionsl Bank OF North America. No . Nassau-S'.
Leather Manufacturers National Bank no. =
Wal-st; John J Dowd restaurant. No 5Ii fro1u' ~,
way; Thomas LLOYD. manufacturer OF hreworks, HT
Is Park Place: y w Taussig a. Co. syrtps. 10 a
Wall-st: E II & w j Peck. coffee. No s. 'FRONT.' q
81; James p Smith Co. fancy groceries. No, nar -
Hudson st the Barbour Bros Company hneI
threads No. Ms Church-st.: the Kursheedt Manu-
featuring Company No ys wss, Br9aaSsy fsSsl Wit
man g. Co. No 502 Broadway. and Hamnhhh
Gillespie, importers. No 2% Front-st
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
Railroads.
"Aaa RscA's oRGArEsr RAILROAD
NEW YORK
(ENTlR!,|!A..!!L.. ,l!,| 4! .
~ l. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the F0UR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.


All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Trains leave cav Grand Grand Central Station s.d Street and
76o SyT Sb,SSSDlSR NSS2Fhi M9yNFAEss sfne TiIGSI
isans. ss'sss aad MoSr,s t a' % mou. EN-
IS, r.,I EXPRfSsn isnIG ,MIrE.5pp ..5 IN NJ
S-saFs Ss. 4 g. I%Ia PSs T":sns 60 p NJ This
sso ss + H ii.''f FGrsssseps: s
e4o s&RA1 odA XSn Mo%TRIEaI. MpIsiain.. srEGanlc
Troy ssiaosa Lake 'e GsOrss Moun'a'"' and
1000 :: M-yoRTH SHORE LIMITED patyMiTai trysniIai
Route e0"T Du. Fan nnsc G ns'f? F. Ma Ma NassTs
r NJ. Chicago . A. ~ carries sleeping and ora"
1886 NJ" D%Y9 EXPRESS excep, SUNDAY ,p0: P0!
a.. MiIbroek cA,skII Mountains and all important
LOO = -soEriiWE>rERx Sol LIMITED. pay,LT;sr ,oS;.
100 2 MYcHcaGD SPECIAL Dany-For PsirSM. stnSt.
$50 eeps' mTR6T spd T S9e'1af tS; SARATOGA SPECIAL
t..ns, sso' .qnday F,r qaI-'son 'west Po'n''
500 MiHK% Aloi@y s'' sSRr H5SS LIMITED pay?.
c.yssne s I? ils cD.r'fs S VI roleiS zoos NJ
Gh'sago 80" r THIS ,,n"sGiSs at at ToeSo
Tor st, Louis due 1915 r Que kansas city next o,S,
morning Carries sleeping AID drawing -'''"' w
600 r, FXFETss F pI31D
gas Sfb,ER9SH4SSE NMS2TSE. MSgTFtINSE ExihEs* ESE
DalyFor Adirondack Mountains. lh"hsh"' '7'
and Montreal
100 p. NORTHERN EXPRESS. DaHy-For Iny
PlstshurE. Burlington Montreal ana eN''P'
saturday nights Ottawa. go, - DOH
7.3O p M.BrrFALn sPEClM- Da,ly-fFgg fFgr,riord fo,d
ester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto cfN'''''
soo oo''i'rSei + ISf' &4Fh fSa SGS's &> @
ing car passengers o1lv for point. on raii,anano rai
Ky. via Lyons End for iGfa1. Cleveland 'h'lH"'p'
9.l5 + M%rfciFic EXPRESS Daily For syr9e,gs'
osw~Go Watertown. oeienstlrg. bnnh,,' ,nan, .,tar,
Fails Cleveland Toledo. chicago and, sNo"p'
saturdsy for Ca,s Vincent and the auburn Ioa' rat,
1910 Night MIDNIGHT ENFEFSS Theaue > ,Ia.'
for Chicago md principal points On We T~M sn
York Central. night except SUNDAY nlsils sun"
day nights Chicago sl~eprrs leaT" IN a.l5 tram, -
900 A. ". aud 3aa +. M--'aily. except SunhaF' ~
Pittsheld via fierlem Division .,,.tr,
8:I5 A. M.-Sundays only. 20 Piitshed and the i'rNs
Hills via the Harlem Division. -
'ArL. NIGHT TRAINS TO NONkEfS :
IAN trains between lLih Str""t ana Ppit'
on Putnam Division Ear Yonkeg IN conhr'
with the elevated road The only line running al
night trains out OF New-York.
Wagner Palace C"rs all through trains
Trains Illuminated with fintsch Light ...,-.
Tickets Wagner Offices at Grand Central St,.lon
IIs 26i Ala Rroadwav ?, East ith St. 9t2 lronhwiN
23s Columbus CT West 18th 81. and l3sh - s'-
on New York: $3s ard T2G Fulton St and 1906 Bfoad
T. d. Eroohlgn -, ~,
checked t'on hote or resl"tncS by tne "''
soft Express Company. ..- - ,.,r-c
JOHN II T0UCTY. GEORGE n. pANIflSS.
General Manager Genera! passenger Ag''''
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
MACHINERY.
HELP WANTED.

NoDNNoDNNNNoONNNNoD~~ D~~o>ovNNNNNNNoNNN
Male.
WANTED Agents so "a So a week
sure 20 workers. no capital needed. new
gods new pan: sells AT sight. every
family needs u. HOUSEHOLD SPE'.
co BOX 424 Cincinnati. Ohin
WANTED Good brickisyers at Sandy
Hook. Steamer Little silver g.lO a. m.
from Battery. Y. Y. or g. X. II. ~ y. J.
30 Highland Beach.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO rHILADELPHfA. hALTIMOKE. MD "Asf'1N"
For PHIApEtPHA tt'1 Whitehall tSlls Tesm'nsi s.T,
I.e5 55 a:2s 3:55 (Burs; Car). <;23 4:5'. DiniSs
Car) 5:l5 G:55. % r. " 1910 md' q, 90.
~ 4:5j. Dining carr. 5:ai r n. i2:i0 md'; ,.,
From, FOOT LIBERTY STREET = minutes later WIN
adIitnnal trains 20 4. NJ. daily. 1870 AMI 500 y NJ
week !ays. ..,..,.,.ro>, -. ,,.,..h.,,
Terminal.
yvcet Aavs T.5- 9JJ. II - Dining Car) A. N. Id
-, i,i5 Dining Carl. a:3j = NJ. 2 10 m1t Sundays
g.55 II % CJinlng A VI. i:55 80. Dining carr
l.-5 ,. ". i2:io nit. .,r-- ,.,.. ,o...
From TOOT Liberty STREET minutes later ,
D~ procured at foof or
tna~.v :, whitehall S. Ii3 i12. 21l 43s S+i. l. 40
aoa Rroaiway ~ eth Az. 81 East i+th 81. 1873 East
o.,b =, ~. West i25th ~. 25l Columbus Av.. New
York. court 81, Fulton ST. Brooklyn; es Broadway
The York Transfer Company viii call
~ snd chs+ baggage from hotels or residences TO
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
HOARD AND ROOMS.

18th ST. 81 AND 81 EST.-Elegant.
cool. large and single rooms; summer
rates. table unexcelied: transients.
3lI ii ST 2. WEST Handsome. cool
rooms. excellent boari. summer rates :.
transienfs sccomfnOdh
l43 WEST 1UTII-ST -Iefirable suites: also
single rlorns. arrangements 10y the year !:
r.a sonAhle rates. with board.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24

THE EVANSVILLE AND RICHMOND ROAD
Washington Ind. July 22.-By order OF the Court
the Evansville and Richmond Railway mas been
taken OF The hands OF receiver ana pLaceo Ia
the hands OF NewYork men. The terminals Ut ',,e
road are El Norte and Westport. The line VIII be
extended 10 Richmond. Ind
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
HELP WANTED.

Female.
MATRON.-An experienced matron want
ed by a large educational Institution In
a neighboring city. Address. stating full
partlculnrs and giving references MA.
IRON. care Rrimiey Il Henirickson. iN
Eeade
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
WORK WANTED.

Male.
a GENTLEMAN would like 20 look after
business Interest for middle aged .ady.
Acdress HOKOTUs. Az Avenue -. Bay
onne, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS N TRTGTAY FAIL.
Montevldeo. July 23.-I; H. announced that the
peace negotiations between the Government and
the insurgents Instituted on July % have collapsed
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24
ROCK ISLAND REFUNDING PLAN.

A prominent director in the chicaio. ROCK isiand
and Pacific Rrilroad Authorizes the statement tha'
IL has been planned to refund the road on lines
similar to those employed in the refundfng OF the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. The plan y
expected to take shape before long, and conten-
plates blanket mortgage. which VIII inciune
bonds TO retire at maturity the frst-mortgage S.
due in 1917. amounting 10 S2.Ioo.0o A conference
OF the leading Interests In the road was held at
chicago the early part Of this week, and another
meeting will be held soon. probably In TINS c'y
TRYING TO ABROGATE ANTI-SALOON RULE
San Francisco. July 2-President James p. Edoff
OF the California Liauor Dealers Protective Asso-
eation has gone East TO confer with the officials OF
the Santa Fe Railway. and an effort Is TO be mace
70 nave set aside the rule forb.cdng employees 10
ehter saloons either while on or on duty
New-York tribune., 1897-07-24

AMrEAS fs9S T2 the ETS Il
Chrts'ian." Services sunday. "Wednesday and Friday
evenings at All w-come
ANNIVERSARY
Colonel HENRY II. HAD1.EY. now General 81 the
T. s church Army will celebrate the eleventh ami
G g'Gr .yry Of M@su.S ss .syS Wa s1 I 10 ss
s.. nearly under RroGkyn y yirM W'%ray m P.5s ssy Al
duhad rsssmed dra%s.' and lsn Is Il n. '".s .s
sp" MSak whsre as y Syohrr was conver John
~. y rSay e1shs MS sT uy as at same
uIsca ,hs blessed No." "'' '""''' $ IT, HADLEY. supt
AS soGAT2S m .dGSs.! EsI By nr Ioyb 'fa 1s"T ss
music by Mr. A. II. Dsdmun. Men invited
THE METHor9rAS TEMrE M p!Eo Ts ts,.s.i sy. :r snl
LIFE a MpSay GegnS s..l on sa : c'a{ E nAFx ks
concert to night.
Pastor, Pas Re Rev GEORGE il WALLACE NewYork wi
At 5 All cordially invited.
cHrRcH MoTtons cHAkiIaEs, Iia:,, A. H9IA 80
aTrrIK ayrniKg. T:i5 @ordis welcome to strangers
BRICK CHukcH
tsEHRY fEsn vHS pYKE Pastor
''''' ' Hamilton College, .
will nr.ach Sunday mornings at IL O'Clock
U.aLiv evening service Wednesday, AZ o CLOCK =,
coriial invitation extended 10 all ana especla'iy
=, Tho Young men detained in visiting the '''y' 70 ~
tend these services
BROADWAY TABERNAcIE CHuRCH corner yHnxs, sttn ;,
- prcsdvay-President ANDREW '. v hA ho"D
T. n oT Union College will preach SerVi'e s' IL d. u"
and m.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH West 5ith-st.I Dr.
,tnpsE nr-aches morning subject. EllJah evening"
Enii,s - Gur Friends In Heaven" Everybody wei
come.
c,rv.py METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church l2,th
% anI 7,b.avr Rev. ENSIGN NJ CHESNEt, rss."r
. p"sachine by Rev. ALBERT SWIFT Associate fas'"
., IN. .2D a m and T:45 y M Cordial welcome
CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH +2d-st:: west o. 1th.
D. FRANK NJ GOODcHI.D Pastor 'hurch
Nm ,snsn open all Preaching by The Asssan,
pn,nr WiIIAM MACKENZIE GlIIIE. Mornings IL
i"1ot. evening at = Song service. I'D Morning SUI
q, "a promised BLESSING Evening Ihr Statr"rht
uf d Fool
cr>-rp.r PRESBYTERIAN CHI RCH. West oh 81
,s,veen Bro aiway and ith ave- Key MIi;ioN
- princeton will preach 70 morrow al IL A. H. am sn az az
- ~ m CHRISTIAN Endesvor Monday. p ~ H''ahse'S
cordially Invited