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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
Railroads.
pEN NSYLVANlA


srArroNs Zoo, Of West Twenty third street ana
and Cortland Street, sna Cortland.
Streets /. nve minutes later than that give" ''''
:S A. FAST MAiiPullman Buffet i paa,Sr to
Sew YOrk! % Pl,,sOurs :ns Car r'''''
FAST SIT and G,STs,sndc COM
i RESNsYyA AMI smSns and bsTyaSn
Ears For cacaso. ceVeiand Tcedo Cincinnati IL
T. tHcAG6 & Hxb 5's pa.
E' r. WEs y1 eg' E%PREssFo Cleveland CHI
7ao T. nGT S:f ESTE cnc"
7| - VI PAciFIc EXPRESS For Pi n,ata sxceat
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland ana
s''-'' WASHINGTON AND THE souTHi;; s., is,
,3,l5 Congressional Lin all PerloT 'a y p NJ i2io
night ss anaay .r s2s . os5 ' css i cGDE nins
s S dining r ca as @ 10 night, 10 nigh,
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-,:xpfess. +.2' p h.
ATLNNTI; COAST rrNE.-ESores' s2' a. M anu '''
c1EsAFE%KE OHIO nALwA Nyoett6E ( m; Gay a. m
ATIANTc Stree, Streets. s'i l5S
Long branch A.buy GntsateTw s ss" T%ycn,nfd
Street sison Ss' ii e 3, / !. p. n M sun
S: sa1di s :: q: q -? % s III Y S
" s2 snGay. 9 sIS ~ Z. 4. NV nv 5is
e s 81 a. & s" gs ss
a25 49, dining carj 40 Dining car n 1s -
carr 40. 80. So r. m. L. 10 nignt 10, m
80. SIS $50. 925 955 ,I.imitedl eo3 X Dining
80 Dining Can 800. i25 Dining Ser!' go" M ~ 10
car. 80 Uininv carr 40. $50 500 p '"''
night 5000. .o, ,,t apd oGI BROAD
way | Aston House: West Twenty MIRO streets
and stations foot q Desbrosses and Nc t,raadwav and
Court street Fulton Street y, ID rarsey CIV
brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn. stat" ali Tor and
The New York Transfer Company VII va" hroirh 10
check baggage from hotels and residences '"'o"s" "
destination p WOOD
J. b. HUTCHINSON. -son., poss'r Agent
General Manager. ''h''''
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STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

The State Board Of Health has informed the
New Brighton trustees that garbage mus. he col
lect.d and disposed Of Arrangements have been
made with the New-YOrk Department for the re-
nova! OF the refuse by boat
The whist team OF the cricket club and a team
from the Staten Island Whist Club will end their
championship contest this evening.
a concert by the Metropolitan Orchestra Will be
given in Prohibition Park on Saturday afternoon
at the meeting Of the Edgewater Board of Tr1Is-
tees yesterday morning Louis NJ tombstone was
elected presiden: o: the village. There were also
elected members O. the Board Of Health as fol-
.ows: j. =. Mul3~T Thomas Flanagan Charles
T. Wood and Martin Hughes.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fJr Tho III .-
y une receiver ~ tl'r UPTOWN Once No 1922 Br nd-
nav ITta & SIS 81. Until n'rIr.
yertsrmeTts received 80 -" flInwnE h.anch ofass
regular flee rates unt. '',l sk > viz 80,
9th ave ami 1ith st. la 'lluhu.af" near Vest Goth
at lOi West i2d II. near GIN ave- =. Fest iiih IT,. -"
west AaI IT. between IN and Sth afes. 80 East i1h
st.. ABB 3i-ase. between 10Th ana '1ih ris. V26 81
I'VE near Glst-st los H. ave. SJtl-st.: 3D.
ave near iis-si. i5i 81 ave. 30 llrcrkeT~'.. ~
Ileecl;ers'.: 2iTs ~ ave 90 Ens 1oih-f 1921 I'd
G2 "a ave, 81 Amsfer ave-. 49, West Az
East lai st; 2o2 Eas, 4sth-si. 50 mh-ate d5i
gth ave. iJ2 81 AK. C7fh 20 East srth
800 broadway. 5GSI-aye. I.a sth ave. Lbs 2d-aye
753 a. the Harlem Orices: 2o5i 3d-aNe. near
li3fh-si.; IJG East l2jth-s. siave.. 2i3 West
i2,h-s. bet. 9Th and sih ayes, $50 West Ii5th 81 Al
the Brooklyn Ofaccs. oYs fulton st.; &c Vooa 81
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lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations foot Of West 23l 81. penn H. i"''
Iesbrosses St ou.ro, sbov
Indicates time from West 2'd - ''"e'
time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses ~ .,- NJ, for
'6:15. GAO \. VI. daily SUNDAY Do, 80 ~
1855. S:I5 A. NJ. daily for WlLk ITHACA
TON week davs1 FINTRA (week days', Ii
GENEVA ROCIIESTER BUFFALO. NIAGAisA Ai' "a
West principal local points d'n"s 'i'
chair Buffalo. D. rou,d r,rook
.IO:25. 1890 4. NJ. Sundays only for boun" n'''"
AMI Intermediate stations , ,o- MATCH
'IO:25. 1880 A. NJ. daily except Sunday for MA
nnlL rtnrr liata mini
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SOUGHT LESS TO DO. MORE TO LIVE FOR

A BUTCHERS REASON FOR TRYING TO KID HIM
SELF WITH HIS KNIFE.
man having both wrists badly cut. evidently
with the intention Of severing the arteries was
found lying by the side OF the Fort George Road,
near One-hundred-and -ninety-seventh-st.. at noon
yesterday by a mounted policeman BY the mans
side was a butchers big knife sh&rpened 10 the
kecnness Of a razor. An ambulance was called and
the man revived under the surgeons treatment and
said that he was John II. Gamb. butcher. thirty
I'VE years old, OF No S35 First-ayc. He was taken
TO the Manhattan Hospital and Will probably live.
A newspaper found near the man in the road
way Along the margin written in pencil:
Col bless everybody. Goo3by. ] am out Of work and
desponGent. want TO where there is less and
70 live for. JOHN II. GAMB
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
- TON
For Philadelphia. week 80! 80 s sS POO sS G R1
Psrior carr $40 500 Dining carr. 600 1880 900 ~
io'i, night sundays 40 900. 1000 II 30 Dining
Car, A. NJ ZOO 800 500 Dining Carr. 600 r. NJ i2;lo
For Baltimore and Washington, week days 500 1000
II 20 Dining carr A. NJ, 200; $50 300 Dining carr.
q 81 y N l2:l5 night. Sundays. 1000 $50 dining
S aT n 200 500 Dining Carr. 800 p. NJ. l2:i5
night. ~ .... 81, j.. r-oc,rs, q, Too, nj,
Liberty ST. 1l3 lI2 26i AZ ~ ,a41 ioIS S, brV a.
"a West I23th ST. 81 Columbus Aye Nsw,Yor T;
,amsburg The York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels or residences 70 desna-
ton
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

GAINS OF THE BURLINGTON ROAD.
Chicago. June 29-The net earnings Of the
Burlington road for May showed deficit OF 81, 1884,
This is an increase of s2OoGl5 over the same month
of last year. when the deficit s25l.952 For
the months from January to May 81 the net
earnings of the system have been $S7333, which is
an increase of S1.093.0l0 over the same period of
We preceding year. when there was deficit for
his If
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CAST
j JRON WATER p.PE--oFFlCE or THE conf
MISSloNERS. D. g. Washington - C.. June 20 1907
SEALED PROPOSALS will De received q this once
until u o'clock NJ. July .. 1897. FOR furnishing Cast
Iron Water Pipe.
srscircatons and blank forms q proposals may be
obf3 inc,i NJ tails Office. john ". ROSS, JOHN L.
WIGHT. W. II. BLACK Commissioners. u. c.
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leave Now York. foot q liberty st. daily
CHICAGO = p. M and 1915 night
IITTsBuRG 3:$o ex sun; sun. 1915 night.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 500 10 Dining Can
II Il. dining carr. =. 800 dining carr. Dining
carr D. M 2:l5 night: sunday. 10 Dining Carr II 30
a. m. Dining carr. dining carr. Dining Carr q
p. m. 1915 night
NORFOLK. II 30 n. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper 800 p. m daily
Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch I.ght.
Offices: l3. IT,. 26l. i3i. LAO Bway 81 l.. 14th s,
i2 Bowery y. " $3.50 3+i Fulton ST. Brooklyn station
foot OF Liberty y. &. r. r. OF ~ J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence To destination
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN n. II
St"tinu. In Ncw-NOrk, foot of Barclay
and ChristOpher streets.
yESTIBULED TRIMS: II LnMAN BUFFET


Drect route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES summit. Bernardsville. BaskinS
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Passac. Paterson. Boom
ION DYER stanhope. NEWTON BUDD'S LAKE,
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown ScHOOLEY'S
M0t'NTAIN WASHINGTON. PHlLLIPsBURG. EAsToN.
scRANTON PITTsToN. WILKEsBARRE NANTI-
rose FINCH ANTON. OXFORD NORWICH Water
vile UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
sYPAcJ'SE OSWEGO. ITHACA, OWEGO. ELMIRA.
CORNING BATH DANsvILLE BUFFALO and all
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
,ooo n cafe carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BrNo-
"A ANTON. OWEGO ITHACA, ELMIRA UTICA,
KCHFIELD SPRINGS: SYRACUSE and OSwEGO
nan par,or car. New York 10 Richneid Sprirss
100 r. NJ SCRANTON WiLKESBARRE and EI.MIRA
49, E,X IRFSS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars.
400 p N-SCRANTON. WILnESBARRE and PI.YM-
200 p NJ DAILY Chicago vestlbuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA BUFF
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York to
Chicago Dining Car OF Buffalo.
$50 p NJ DAILY Buffalo Express Pullman Sleepers for
SCRANTON. BINGtiAMroN. ELMIRA. BATH MT.
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo A. NJ.
o:3o r. NJ DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON oWFGO ITHACA ELMIRA. SYRACUSE ana
Seepers New York Richheld Springs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze sons. limited. ii3 broadway. IL Park
Place i2o broadway and %: iiroadwsy Tickets at ferry
stations III ith cor 18th s.: ~ West i25th-st.
aS5 columbus ave. New York: S3s and .a6 Fuon-s,..
Brondwly Brook'n Timetables giving full In
formation ut ala stations
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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GUNNER Resorts.
THE HAlCYQN,

ailII.BROOk. DITCHESS 10, y J.
Now OPEN Easily accessible. Unique IN ds p tr;ves
in management perfect cuisine. The beauiui uIlrssi
ideal bicycle roaLs golf links athletic fed POLO GROUND
and charming scenery make ihs hotel perI'c, SUNNI, 'ri
/ elevation Reached rom
DEPOT in hours Moderate rates SEND Tor ,i,r
descriptive booklet. H. p. ROBERTSON Jh frop''e"''
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. SANDY s HOOK ROUTE.

For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN tIKUNF, &C.
From Pier = " r.. foot Of Rector -.
For Atlantic Highlands i,ehland Beach Nor norm
branch $50 9yh llso \. n. i;co 200 S;a' 4;so.
I,r r.Iberon Asblry Park. Ocean Grove, and points
south 10 Point Pleasant 100 4. NJ, 100 zoo 80,
90" 40 y SUNDAYS stops lnteraken for Asbury
psrl, AMI Ocean GroyeD. 90 L. NJ
liz okewoo, Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bar
n.gat 4 30 A. NJ. Zoo. 3'f5 p. NJ oo q,
For Atlantic city vinelard and Brdgeton. 4;5o A. H..
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Railroads..


"AmsR ,cA's oREArssT RAILROAD
NEWYORk
GN ! ,!,,!2 4! !: >.
tine F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE
r,,,r,c I'VE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Trains leave Grand Central Station ga '"''' No.
Fourth Avenue. as follows; .,o,..,r.rys THOU.
$50 AAsD saESs x spSn
Th h@ N Islands and Montreal ~. ,,mou. NJ
$50 HE sT'io E sePfsy I'll
IS, Train il Word stops "a. e 2 NJ Niassrs
Fails 555 r. NJ. This train Is Emi'ed !" '''
capacity. rs. p,,.hks~os,e
"'''" Albany Uti.a syracuse Rochester b""a'' W.
asars Falls and Cleveland sprcrAr.
"'fV AIN s1csoi sunday for ca,sk Monntan;
Troy. ssratsga. Lake George. Green Mountains A"'
1906 a. MNoRrE SHORE LIMUITG fS9s, Da c.n1si
u hour train 70 chic1 1,ca va syrscus. Rochester
G Sfi "%"s 900 x" "a Sleeping and drawing
1870 NAY EXPRESS except .a sa al important Ss
100 sorrnwEsrER;N, LIMITED and R S. oais
f.SRs ar and r&of i"fsio ''''
Lev" eSeand Tosdo and chicago Stop a. P9uss:
keepsie Albany Schenectady. Utica. syracuse "''"'
$40 p M~TRoY AND SARATOGA SPEcAfh .0s ss.
cept sundsy-For Garrison 'west Poino' f'usn'
900 p H.~IAKE SHORE LIMITED. DsiIy ~.
Stop. " at Abany 70 Ss Syracuse and
uhs2 Due crsespd =. All, NJ :o1 TSeas Al .g Gee
spq for una o 1' ~ u. M Ka aaa City y1
morning. Carries sleeping and drawing'room cars
go" baO2 TSy TIER sy MSrEEs Ba
Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chicas''
G.25 ? M-ADIRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS: v5 THou'
Daily.Fo Adirondack Mountains. Thousand Islands
and Montreal
700 p M-NoRTHERX EXPRESS DsiIy-For Troy.
Plattsburgh. Burlington. Montreal. and. except
- Saturday nights. Ottawa.
ester. B1aao Niagara Fails. cleveland. Indian-
apolis. St louis and Chicago stops at Poughkeepse
900 p M-sPEcIAL LIMITED MAIL, Daily-seep-
R %s s a os and @ 8 Sr
lis and St Louis.
'" r1G's1s RsyHSss sy';SsSs
sa1. f s oGs 5csr T nG The An os
| 1910 Aight-MIDNIGHr EXPRESS. Theatre taia
York sn c Every an ns S' ssep sands s
day nights chGeso Pe 1rye e e1 yl' sunday
! Pittsheld. Harlem Division. 49,, A., po.,.h,,.
9I5 A. M-Sundays only, 70 Pttsneld ana the bernsi's
/ HIS via the Harlem Division ...,,-,.
! ALI. NIGHT" TRAINS TO WORKERS 49,,
"a1 night trains between Doth street ana points
on the Putnam Division far as lonkes IN c9nnec..oh
with the elevated road. - The only I'm" running ~
night II New-lork
! Wagner Palace Cars all through Trans
/ trains illuminated with Pintsch Light .., ...,
Tickets and Offices az Grand ce emu s,amon
"a ot 4l3 Broadway 81 East 14th 81, 3i2 Broadway
90, Columbus Ave. West l25th ST. ana l3>th 81 sta
ton New-York 33s and 12G Fulton 81 and 100 Broad
Racsaee checked from hotel residence by the west
colt Express Company c-oDct, TT D.vrrrS
! Holm NJ TOUCEY, fEoltPi' ~. 49, -.
! General Manager "enetai idsSsnse' E'ee"'
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CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF EW.JERSEy.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
t-o,- Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after June %. 1881,
n Liberty


Trains leave station foot Of Liberty -.
For ras,on Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk &C.
20 -II a",o a NJ u2 90 NJ. Easton). 1:lo l;3o.
TX "a 20 70 EastonD 5:45 (I:30 10 Aentown d.
sundays. 43o 600 to Ea''0n' a. a. ''''' ''''' Wv
T. NJ ,.. -, cox,r,o, o.,o A NJ
ID IN a.15 p NJ sundays, 80 a. NJ. - . a,
For Reading at 40 500 $40 1000 I39 a; NJ
ID 40 200 400 $50 5:i5. 900 p NJ. IT'D night
SUNDAYS 4:3) A. NJ. l:co eco. 300. 53o' 600 T. No.
Fo -, Harrisburg at 40 500 olo, 80 n 70
1880 43O 5:45 p. NJ, 1918 night sundays A"' ~ -
90 3 30 600 F. NJ. 1918 night .,o eoo
For SInbury Iewisburg and Wilamsport at 80 s;C.
o:iO A. NJ. 1910 100 800 T. ~ sundays 80" ~ ~
GOO +. NJ. 49, 49,, uo,-rC
EOp rONC; BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Parso osesn
and POINTS Point Pleasant, 4:yof s:p.
~ 20 ,i.3o NJ Il ~ Saturdays only l:3" 2lS $3.50.
100 IS 20 Red Bank only. AS $50 G1o; 600 saur-
says = NJ (s0rs at lnterlakea Tor As
iirv PARK and ocean Grove. 9:l5 A NJ 80, 400 r NJ
ir Lakewood Toms River. Rarnegat PARK and Balhe'
cat 4 "a $50 4 NJ 80. i:3O j. NJ o .,
For Atlantic city. Vneand. and Brdseton. 40 a. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Hsh,an6s =, ~
>ayosnI 40 30 II 30 4. NJ. l:30 4:4o. 6lo L. H.
o.OD 4 M. 500 T. VI.
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6 ounirn Boar0

Counirn Bonr0
IN\LDWkII. y. J.-.'nwers Cottage 800 n ,boy. -.
~ level: closets gas bathroom, acres of yrouoI.
City address. i9i Joralemon ST.. Brooklyn. ~
lIOt' NrAIN VIEW FARM. merry unexcelIed aIe,.
vi tion larg" airy rooms pleasant walks ana
,irVes. For further particulars address Miss FANSIt,
OR \DY Dandy. Vermont '''''
MARRIED couple lind board and comforts a, ho,,
VI IN private family ty addressing Box 337 Sumn,,,
y J. References exchanged. '''''
\NESTEEE VIEW FARM. Large, airy rooms. ,roun,.
w high, shady and attractive, pleasant wall. ~
driven. F.r particulars address GEO {. SMITH NJ
cello. n Y ''
I OVER EASEMENTS subscriptions for TN. ri,
n.e received AZ their Uptown Ofce. No. 2Ia RroaI-
Way, "a door north % 3lst-r. until O'Clock
veTtisenents received the following branch ofacs y,
regular ono" rates until o'clock D. M VIZ. Oh s,h
ave cor. 23t-St. 1872 have cor i2th-st No..
9Th ave and IAN s.. iie Coumhus-aye. near Nest G,h
st., iO3 West i2d-fE. near 9th ave-. ~ '''"-
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Summer Resort 0ui0cs.
Summer Homes on Onu Island

SWEpT ny OCEAN BREEZES
Long Island" new illustrated descriptive book and
SUNNI Homes" book describing hotels and ho,rdir
houses on Long Island free upon application Al IN n50
3l3 Broadway ticket offices foot East 3ih :, ana
Tanos Slip foot New Chambers St. New York 222 t,I
St. Eagle summer bureau and Flabush Ave station
i. y r. Brooklyn. send > cents In s,amns o.,
island" cfnta for Summer Uomas
H. " SMITH Traffic Manager !. l. r. r. Long mi
CITY York.
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Gfllnnl Aafntics
IrapelIcr's 6otcI Docart @nioe.


CA. T. means American Plan: +. p European)
ASBURY PARK, y. j.. Coleman House opens jane @Gh
BALTIMORE. Nd. Hotel Stafford. I. p. $50 up
DE- Hotel hennelt, r. p" Si5o up
BOSTON. Mass Hotel Nendome A. p 81
BRISTOL. H. I........... I'Wo: Inn opens June
BROOKLYN. MY. Hotel st. George. T. r.. 81: \. T.. s.
FIRE ISLAND. Sur. Hotel and Cottages July
y. Y. Once Townsend Building Broadway & 18th -.
FISHERS Island. y Y.The Munnatawket 4. r.. $50
CT. HARRINGTON. Mass. Berkshire Inn \. T.. 81
MlDDISTOWN SPRINGS Vt.1he Moatvert opens June II
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER Ci'EE.
EARRAGANSETT PIER X. L.. Rockingham. A. p. -
do. he MassaTot opens Jun"
NEWPORT Nv Leland. Jrr. Ocean House June %
do. CliN Hotel \. r. 50
NIAGARA FALl,S.. .....' Gtafact House A. r -
Dc. Inerna ;ional Hotel A. !. -
NEW YORK. .............Fifth A;c@Ie iIote 4. p IS
40. Hotel NeiherlenG T. T.. 81: A. y. 81
..Whas A. pavis) IIc:s Andrew. =. T.. $i.5o
%. ........O y. IibhU Aibemarie Heel. =. p. So
do. ...(N H. Barry New 50, CLOUD Hotel T. =. $50
do. ~ johnson QUINN Hoioi Empire. = PSI. A.P$3
a.. n23 " 3.rh. mr. Bwayi The ParSer. r. - $;.av
do. opcsinurant Ia ca.tN) New Lafayette r.. 81 .
QUEBEC. Canada Chateau Fr'ntenac. T. -. 81 -
ROCHESTER. \. Y.......Nhicomb Il 'Ga". +. So up
SCHENECTADY y IRE l.dis,n. A. r.. S2!H no
ST. GEORGE. Staten Island. The Carleton 4 = g no
ST. LOUIS. NJ. Linfel Hotc T. =. 81 20: Ap $3.50 M
SYRACUSE. y. ". Yates Hotel =. T.. $l50: a. p 81
TROY. y The Troy House 4. T.. 50
WASHINGTON c........ Arlington Hotel. \. p. IS
DO. ......................T The iac III. T. r. $50 M
WATCH hill. r. I..... Atlantic Hotel opens June -
30. .P!mrion Hotel opens June T.,
70. i.1ikg House opens July !
WHITE MOUNTAINS. Profile House opens July |
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SOU TH MWyN ] AIN, NYA5N, N, Y.
Prospect House and Cottages open June 10 November
Accommodates Location high and COOL 400 feet above
the Hudson and overlooking the Village OF Nyack Ex
tensve Of RI and Mountains 10 acres Of grounds
beautiful shade trees bicycling Boating Driv
ing Tennis etc One hour New-York Is trains each
way Monthly Conimutat!on $50. Also detached cot
taces 10 rent Address A. W. EAGER. Prop. 3 Park
Place o to IL m Hote. 81. Andrews. or Nyack y. Y;
also Prop. Highland Park Hotel Aiken. ;. &.
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IPIEINlN @WlA @ 9' a9s 81! !! J

Ocean river, bay beautiful drives; no mosdnltoes'
CHARLES II. DEDERER. owner and Fropr'
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IOlN gUUWUQI,a
LONG ISLAND.
The fishing. sailing boating and bathing. interesting
drives fine bicycle roads handsome villas and prevail
from the water combine country and seashore
Lnequall~
Receive guests hour from " Y The well known
popularity OF hotel readily be traced its de-
ghfu location select patronage. the peculiar excellence
OF cuisine and service. and comparatively moderate
rates. fun orchestra.
OPEN JUNE FIRST. For descriptive circulars and
address. f " ROGERS. Bay Shore. Long Island.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-02
Antarctic Desolation.

The high summer heat of the north.
which In the few months of Its existence
has the energy to develop that lovely carpet
ing of grass and flowers which gives to the
low lying lands, even to the eighty second
parallel OF latitude, charm equal 10 that
OF the upland meadows of Switzerland, Is
In measure wanting In the south. In it's
place frequent cold and dreary foes nayi
gate the atmosphere and render dreary and
deeolate a region that extends far into
what may be properly designated the hab-
liable zone. The fields Of poppies, anem-
ones, saxifrages and mountain pinks, of
dwarf birchcs and Willows, aro replaced by
intsrminable snow and loo, with only here
and tbere bare patches Of rock 10 give as
surance that something underlies tho snow
covering. Mans habita tions In the north
ern hemisphcre extend to the seventy
eighth parallel Of latitude and formerly
extended to the eighty y-seoond. In the
southern hemisphere they find their limit
In Fuogia, In the flfty NTH parallel, fully
800 miles nearer TO the equator than where,
as In the Shetland islands, ladies In lawn
dresses disport in the game of tennis. And
still 700 miles farther from the equator, In.
siberia, Nordenskjold found forests of
pine rising with trunks 40 to 100 feet IN
neight-Professor Heilprin In Popular
Science Monthly.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-02
TEMPLE OF HEROD.
Interesting Relic In the Museum Of An
tiquities In Constantinople.

Interesting Relic In the Museum Of An
tiquities In Constantinople.
In the interesting Museum Of Antiqui
ties at Constantinople the object that
struck me most was hoary, battered tab
let, with long Greek inscription cut In II
in seven lines, says correspondent of The
Sunday at Home. 1t was discovered In
Jerusalem about the end of May, 1871, by
the French archeologist, Clermont Gan
neau, at a considerable depth below the
ground, in the foundations of an Araf
house, not far from the mosque of Omar,
on what might have been the site of the
temple of Herod.
This is one of the very few relics of that
magnificent structure which have survived
to our day. The inscription is in capital
monumental letters and may be translated
thus: "No stranger can enter within the
balustrade round the sanctuary and in
closures. Whoever is caught will be re.
sponsible to himself for his death" Jo-
sephus gives a graphic description OF Her
DDS temple and mentions that the court
of the gentiles was separated from the part
that was restricted to the Jews by two
parallel walls, about 10 feet apart. The
outer wall was about AZ feet high. II
was ub Siaoo'dtcly CoINcu SJOHe DdlusITaue,
with l3 doors in it, each OF which had a
pillar In front OF 1t, bearing an inscription
In Greek and Latin, forbidding any for
eigner to enter tho inclosure on pain ol
death. Josepbus mentions that the 10
mans respected this law, and no gentle
over ventured To intrude beyond this point
The prohibition in question, however
was long regarded as apocryphal, even al
though Philo spoke of the inscription and
oorroborated the statement of the Jewish
historian. But the discovery of Clermonl
I Ganneau has placed the matter beyond dis
pute. The tablet which he found was par;
of one of the columns guarding tho inner
sanctuary from the approach OF unhallow
ell feet, and the connection between the
inscription carved on it and the passage In
Josephhs Is most striking. The expires
sions and forms are almost identical.