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New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo o:55 P. NJ. Pullman verous pn.
Coaches Parlor Cars. Dinng-Car Service Meals a
la Connects Buffalo with through seepers 70
Detroit and Chicago ,.rc,,
'12,25. I2,4O p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for MAOCH
CHUNK and Intermediate pointe. .c-o>.
'12;35 1i15 p. NJ. Sundays only for EASloN'
MAUCH CHUNK. and the coal branches. ,,,r.
1:25 40 p VI. daily except Sunday for Wii'hr hrS-
BARRE. PI~rSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regions
for Wlkesbarre.
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter
nfiae stations Connects for all points In coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 70 WnkesbsrIA 49,
sAS66, Hitb P. NJ. daily tot BASrON and inter-
'6,bS s,I6 p. n. daily. except sunday E'1r.H Tor
s.a,ngton principal intermediate stsnons Ccnne's
for Reading and Harheburg Cfmir car TO SiaNnst0n,
~GiHS 700 P. NJ daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS. and al. points West. Pullman sleeper ye'bue
train " Y Chicago Seepers 20 Buffalo and Toronto
'7:50 $40 P. VI. daily except sunday. stopping only
SOUTH PLATNFIELD. EASTON. BETHI.EHEM
MAUCH CHUNK. l.. q p. JUNCTION. EAYRE. GEN
EVA ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA and BUFFALO Pull
Sleeper tor Buffalo None but seepng-car passengers
carried No baggage carried ~ ..-,,.
's:55. 0:OO n, daily: for ITHAcA GENEVA
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. ana all
point. West Pullman eleepes 10 Wkesbarre and Ithaca
Additional local trains daily except Sunday. for BOZ Nd
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows 's;5o
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 1l3 26l. 2l3
355 and 323 Broadway. 81 F. I4h ST. 158 e l25th
ST. i27 Bowery. y. Y: SEQ Fulton 81. Court St. 9s
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Transfer Co Will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
FAST TINE on THE LEHIGH VALLEY.

THE Railway Age" in recent number gave
some Interesting particulars OF the record breaking
run made April 81 by the BLACK Diamond
Express" Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad The rec
ord Is taken from the Pennsylvania and New York
Division traln-sheet for April 2l, and is certified TO
by o Esscr, superintendent Of the division.
The record is regarded remarkable one-espe-
ciaIy the run from Sayre to Alpine when 43 &c
miles made in thirty-three minutes or at the
rate OF 799 miles an hour. This compares well with
the fastest squirt the famous Lake Shore run of
October. 1895 when thrty-three miles were made at
the Of SOC miles hour. and forty-two miles
al the rate of 190i miles nOur. The BLACK
Diamond" has the reputation which this run sup
ports. OF berg one Of the fastest trains in the
world And the scenery along the route Of the
Iehigh Valley rupcrb.
Following is the official record Of the run re-
ferred to-
Train No. o. Timetable No. s. North Branch-En-
gineer. A. +. MasOn engine No. Co.:
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
MOUNT HOLYOKE.

South Hadiey, Mass. June 2.-Commencemcnt
week vas unusually fun this year. The step
exercises were new feature and large numbers
assembled 10 see the seniors resign the steps OF
Wiliston Hall and the same time their caps
and gowns 10 the Juniors The naming OF the new
buildings Was Of much interest The building
erected some two years ago as a memorial 10
MISS Lydia Shattuck has awaited the raising Of
ihe necessary iunds for its This the trustees
nave now ackEowledgef. Dormi;ory No 2 was
named sanford Han: No 3, Porter HaI.
John d. Rockefeller allowed the new dormitOry
erected 10 receive his name. and it Is perhaps the
hrst OF his many gifts to bear II
large delegation from New-York and Brooklyn
sttenGed the dedication OF the Mary brigham build
ing II, The services were participated IN by DR. West
In view OF the fact that Mount Holyoke was
founded in the same year that Queen Victoria
cesan her reign. the trustees sent resolution Of
eongratuatiOn
vn, course in Journalism is planned in the English
"ork Of next year.
giit OF 1900 toward the desired plant house
announced. and that the money for stained glass
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot Of West ied ST. follows d3 minutes
earlier from Franklin stD
1853 A.. W., Montana. Orr's Mills. Lakes Mohonk
and Minnewaska Mddletown Hoomngburgh. Ellenvills.
Fasburgh Hurley VILE. Lake kamesha Liberty. Scran-
ton. Walton. Delhi sidney. Norwich Utica Oneida, Ful
;on. 0swego.
burgh Wurtsboro. El.enVe Mountandale. CentrevillA
rasburgh. Lake Kismesha HureyNllle. Liberty Falls
Liberty White Lake
I,tS p VI. Saturdays only) for Niddletown. Bloom
!ngburgh Wurtsboro Ellenylle MoUntaniale Centre
VILE Falsburgh Lake kamesha. Hurley VILE. Ferndals.
Liberty White Lake Parksvie Livingston Manor, Rock
land
3,I5 =. W.. Cor Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk ana
Mnncwaska Middlet0wn Blooiningburgh WArtsb0ro El-
lenvle Mountandale. Cenucyle Pittsburgh. Lake k!a-
mesha, Hureyvie Ferndale. Liberty White Lake Parks-
Vile Livingston Manor kockland.
CHS pm. Frankn St 5iaH j.. NJ. DAILY foe
Campbell Hall Mtdiietown Liberty. Livingston Manor,
Walton sidney. Norwich. Randa,sylle, Hamilton. Oneida,
Fulton Oswego Niagara Falls and points West. PulmaS
Sleeping Car Reclining Chair Car seats free through
Chicago without transfer; arrives Chicago $50 y. NJ
AIS 4. VI. for Montana. Oir's Mills. Meadow Brook.
Burnside Campbell Hall stony Ford crystal Run MD
d.town. Winteron Boomngbureh. Wurteboro Elienviia
Tickets and Pullman seats at Sii Broadway n. Y
J. {. ANDERSON. q. L. A.. SO Beaver ST., N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
SMITH

Northampton. Mass. June 27-Smth College was
closed for the summer vacation Thursday June
p. commencement festivities began with the Sec
ond performance of The Merchant of Venice" on
Saturday. The play was siven by the class OF ~
under the direction Of Alfred Young. o New-York,
and Ludell l.. Peck. professor Of elocution. The
actors and committee gained unexpected success.
Sunday afternoon. the baccalaureate sermon was
preached by President Seelye. in the First Church,
TO the graduating class In the evening Dr. Blod-
gctt gave an organ recital in Assembly Hall.
on Monday the last chapel services Of the year
were held, Immediately before the day exercises.
The seniors marched in procession from the Dick
nson House TO the campus steps of the main build
ing. where the president Emma Lootz. gave the
address of welcome. After the singing Of Fair
Smith" the day orator Anna Hampstead Branch.
delivered the Grafton on College Training: Ideal
and Practical" The exercises were concluded by
the day song words by Agnes Hunt. music by Grace
literary societies. Alpha and Phi Kappa Psi, and the
two scientific societies. Biological and Colloquium.
Campus sIn isuad and in III The Sci sclentc E Budins " '
held in Assembly Hall. Owing to the illness Of Dr
Richard s. Storrs. who was to be the orator the
the grafton; his Subject was "Rembrandt" The
prayer was offered by Dr. Coe. of New-York Presi-
music While ) received tbe second degree of A. NJ
Aftec these exercises collation. was served TO the
alumn1 and faculty in the wallace House; The
had n eg & IN nS oT MHSS wele ren and
plans for the coming year discussed. The custom
ary alumna tea held in the gymnasium at
which President Seelye made announcements for
ne coming y yes d OF sf n G9aRgG& M & IN cass ne sppe
during the evening; '95 to have had one. but
decided instead to devote the money TO the library
fun d. So,
on Wednesday morning 81 had its last class meet
ing in the old gymnasium. 1he business OF the
meeting was receive the reports of the year and
10 elect officers for the class OF 80 as aumne The
election resulted as follows: President Carrie TIL
den Mitchell: vice-president. Margaret Elmer Coe
secretary Nora Gertrude Dyar and Treasurer Jen-
nj NermilVc
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS LEAGUE.

A meeting Of the Commercial Travellers Ma
tional League was held Saturday night at the Ash
land House Twenty -fourth-st. and Fourth-ave. The
chair was taken by Percy f.. DOVE. president OF
the League w W. Gibbs was selected TO Ill the
vacant post OF secretary OF the league and then
tho question OF interchangeable mileage 10 the
was taken up. The convenience and desirab bility
of the issuance OF mileage books 10 commercial
ira yellers by railway companies were referred to
hy several speakers. Ultimately IL was decided 10
resent petitions the various Eastern traffic and
passenger associations. urging them TO grant nve-
.housa mile tickets. to be Interchangeable upon
All ines controlled by the Eastern associa tions
Mr. we also gave notice thar I'm order 10 extend
The League ne would rlove at the next meeting
ira, the number OF directors be increased 10 thirty
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
DRIVERS AND HOSTLERS ORGANIZE.

The drivers and hostlers OF Greater New York
have been organized into a powerful union by John
+ Maher and others. and will form an assembly Of
the knights Of Labor. II has been chartered as
district Assembly No. GS. X. of L.. and will be
known as the forscmen's Protective Association OF
Greater York The following local unions Will
be consolidated into the new assembly: Liberty
Da vn Association of Coach and Cab Drivers. Man
haitian Protective Association OF stable Cart Driv-
ers Private Coachmcns Protective Association.
Ice Drivers Protective Union and Expressmen s
and delivery Wagon Drivers Association This
consollatcs 1--WE local assemblies Of the Knights OF
Iobor into one organization. The officers elected
arc. District master workman John +. Maher; dis
trict worthy foreman Thomas Chaloner; secretary.
John Kerr; treasurer. Patrick McDermou The
new assembly will he Of the largest IN the ~ or
I I'm this section OF the country
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
Railroads.
PEN NSYLVANlh
RAILROADS..
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-thrd Street ana
Desbrosses and Cortland, streets, Cortland,
Streets hve minutes later than that given below for
80 FAST MAI-Pu.man Buffet ra5ISr ,.ars Car az
New York % Piitsburg. Sleeping Car Pittsou's 10
$S ;sHsTii fsSc Com
Cars. For chicaso cisVsand' Toledo Cincinnati In
,.$5 IT. qIss,'is cHicAG6 4 xSb s. 81 LOUIS ExpREss-
T. S"ia'' r. 4sSg 1 e1'nI ssCiss
1S:4G ESTE Ss'T!Sf
sSs fs.as EXCEPT s9s
5s s2S S23 ass Dining can ic55 n,SS l2SS is'
' Gonsre;sonai Linz all PsIor ana p"'ns m. ~ 10
sss s""aay S.' @ p?S: 1s' cSSsIs. Bass
soTsRS @ IL: 9IS fr f' % j % "S night
ATLANTI; COAST LrNE.-E.press. e.2' a. m and $50
Ga 65 E4 esHoA SS m s'y
ATANTic cTTY"ws-, =" @ stree. s','ISn S 2'
m and Desbrosses and cor'lnnd Streets '' y
1s F'.; Ass Park s% Ms: ss'aey'
sfJts' sfGsy, s51Sn @niy G @ 81? 5 ssa ss 4s g
q 8 sspssS: sa s;o sS e. S"s rs sa S
s'& ~. ~ f2H $!hsnH5f% 4 %3 5n.; sss E.
s p'4s a f' sns 'S'' p 1''s sss 3 Raas % s' 80
;! ~ Xxx $ sS n r. oGmeG lHlG Gisn sss s""as5 ic5 NJ
i:3 dining S Car D Ss5 S .2s ,Disss AS Dining p Z
carr 5.5' Dining Carp. 40. 755' $50 p "' E'i'
Ticket .e e as 1923 III and sd.:s POI s.a,s6 ntGs6
sn stations foot of ne.bro-ses and corandt Streets
E A5n.. Station sSS Tu9n ookyn
The New Ysk Transit. D9 y.Gsnees r s' housh
drs'inntrH p nnnTHt,rNsoS j. r WOOD
o. !" " Ge5erai Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
ANIIfERST.

Amherst Mass June DETERMINATIONS were
completed Friday. and commencement week began
with the baccalaureate sermon preached by the
Rev. DR. A. H. Bradford, of Montcair ~ j.. this
morning Dr. J. Stanley Hall, president Of Clark
University delivered a lecture in College Hall this
evening on the subject Young Manhood in the
Light Of Recent Biological Psychology. To-mor-
row will be held the Hardy prize debate and the
kellogg prize speakngs Tuesday is class day. ana
the seniors will hold the ivy class and grove eXer-
cses In the evening will be the Hyde prize speak
ing followed by the announcement of the award or
prizes for the year. On Wednesday, before the
commencement exercises. will come the annual
meeting of the General Association of the Alumni.
presided over by its president. the Rev Dr. X >
Storrs The alumni dinner will be held in Pratt
Gymnasium Immediately after the graduation eXer-
cises. The alumni reunions Will be held MONDAY
and Tuesday. and an unusually large number are
expected back. The interest In the controversy re-
sulting from the resignation Of Professor Morse
and the semi-centennal Of the Delta Kappa Epsi-
Ion fraternity will each to bring many
alumni. The public exercises of the fraternity re-
union will be held Tuesday morning. ana the ad-
dress will be delivered by Professor j. B CLARK OF
Columbia. About one hundred and fifty alumni OF
the fraternity are expected
Professor Morse assigned as his reason for resign
ing the fact that the trustees old not favor enough
unity in the departmcnts II ls saiu, 49,,
that Professor Morse Will state in separate Ietter
,r ~ ie of - contract if not in It's wording This Is
considered by many of the prominent alumni 10 DE
"A less personal matter D'lNttH ilolf0Soi
Morse and President Gates. who Is the chairman
OF the instruction Committee OF the trustees ana
who seems have favored policy in opposition 10
Professor Morse's 1t is probable that al the Xar-
Gus class reunions of the alumni resolutions VIII De
drawn up the trustees expressing the Opinions
of the classes The senior class voted yesterday 10
draw up a resolution TO the trustees recounths the
history OF the presidents actions for the four years
OF the class course. , ,os
The baseball team has elected X. J. Gregory, ~.
the poDular co)red centre fielder as captain OF the
team for next year The year I'm athletics has left
Amherst third in the baseball or the rihhguiar
athletics. . 49, -, -
new admission prize OF 1900 has been an
nounced 10 be awarded to the best-prepared tresh-
man entering the scientific course. The admission
prize OF 500 already offered was open only TO cIas
steal students.
The Delta Upson fraternity has bought me & prop
erty now occupied by Mrs. Reading In Mape-ave,
and will build "A new fraternity house WITHIN year
-,
r. T. Esty. 97 a son of Professor Esty mas been
appointed Walker Instructor In mathematics TOT
next year. -
ganist for next year
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
BUCK NELL.

Lewisburg Penn. June 21.-The forty-seventh
annual commencement Of Bucknell University oc-
Cured Wednesday. Thirty-siX graduated
from the college, five in the postgraduate depart
ment, twenty from the Ladies' Institute. eleven
from the Academy and eleven from the School
OF Music. The following honorary degrees were
bestowed: Doctor Of Divinity, upon the Rev. J. W.
Wilson. of New Monmouth, ~ j., and the Rev.
j. $. WriRhnour of oil City. Master OF Arts.
upon Colonel George Nox Mccain. OF Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Mary e r; Cobb Of Philadelphia Doc
OF Science upon T. !. Smith. NJ. D.. OF Bridge
ton, n. J. Among the speakers were Judge W. y.
Ashman the Rev. G. W. Fowel Philadelphia;
g. l.. Whitman. president Of Columbian Univer-
sty; Myra Reynolds. OF the University of Chicago:
F. J. Parry, New-YOrk; George Whitman. Buffalo,
and Albert Foster. Newark. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
EVANS GAMBIT.
And Black eventually won.
NOTES.


f1) q. P-Q is a more forcible continuation.
0O % IL preferable 70 the text move WHICH
exposes Black a violent (Richar1sOn's attack. -
(c) = 1t X l.. Kt i: o. Kt u =. II < KIT; 10. y X,
ch B. etc. leaves eventually Black with the ex-
change minus but three passed pawns and a winning
ending therefore. this variation has superseded the
former .
M) II 0......Kt p then 10. Kt x Kt, Kt; IL.
Kt-Kt 3. Kt Z; u. Q-B 2. etc., and wins -
(e) IL. % g. ch P-B 4. IL + X e. p. ch, r.
IL Kt-R :. ch. K-B only draws. White giving per-
petual check with the Knight.
10 This Tschgor relied upon for the de
The usual variation IA =: II XXX :.
ch K-B .; 10. Or J. ch. P-Kt g. Il. Or I, ch.
B-Kt 2; IS B-Kt 2. Kt P; ls P-B l. etc. wins
easily for White.
Tj II II. Kt then i7......R K r. eh; ~ r.
o1s e. followed by K,o etc.
% 49, B---R g. RIB tssspi 20 XIII would hay:
embarrassing to rschiEorin. while the text
him escape
% a. O x O. ch p O % Kt r. BIB would
have been also a Black
* II % K-B Z. then 21...... Pr 4 and II IS B Z
p then 2s.....Q-Q :. CHI 90 K-B q Q-B l. ch. and
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

for the chapel had been subscribed. Those furnish
Ing II Were the classes of 'S1 '95 '96 the faculty
ana the club called the Pangynaska.
Inc bell. a gift Of George Gutter. OF Amhers'
arrived during the morning and was rung for the
first time
ny singular coincidence In removing the rub
oish on commencement morning from portion OF
the ruins. a large picture OF Miss Lyon In crayon,
was unearthed. perfectly recognizable. which was
paced above the cornerstone about 10 be laid In
her memory.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
BIG ATTENDANCE AT THE EXPOSITION

MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS
PASSED THROUGH THE GATES LAST WEEK.
Nashville Tenn June N.-More then one hundred
thousand persons passed through the gates Of the
Exposition last week. and but for violent rain on
Thursday this number would have been largely in
creased. There special features for each day
Of the present week but the first Of National inter
est Will he July /. when the Phi Gamma Delta fra
ternity delegates who meet here in convention, Will
celebrate. College from all the States Will be
in attendance on June 30 and July the delega tes
to the Pan-American Congress Will visit the Expo
stion. From July TO another college fraternity.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon will he represented by a
large number Of delegates and July Will be Sigma
Alpha Epsilon day. On July the Southern Indiana
Press Association has also promised TO come The
feature of the week. however. is to be the Fourth
OF July celebra tion on July 3.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
ST LAWRENCE.

Canton y Y, June 27.-The commencement exer-
cises O. 81, Lawrence University began to-day with
the baccalaureate sermon by President Lee on
Monday evening a Latin play, the 'Mostelara'
OF Pautus Will be acted by the students under
the direction Of Professor Hardie. The graduating
exercises OF the theological school will be held
Tuesday forenoon: those OF the college wednesday
forenoon The reunion OF the alumni will take
place Tuesday. and an address will be delivered
by 81. Clair McKelway. Editor OF The Brooklyn
Eagle" Other important features are the Anthony
prize contest. the commencement dinner and the
alumni ball. which Will be held in the gym
lasium
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE.

Chester, Penn. June N-1he closing ceremonies
Of commencement week Of the Pennsylvania Mill
tary College occurred June l6 In the military
department Lieutenant Williamson. OF the Sth
United States Cavalry completes his NTH year as
the Army detail at the college. The War Depart
ment has appointed Lieutenant Hay, Of the 10Th
Cavalry, for the new term. The presidents recep-
ton on the evening Of the 18th drew large num-
Der Of guests The trs, ceremony Of the 10Th was
the guard mounting. Following this came the
trustees salute The graduating orations were de-
lyered In the large drill nall and were followed by
the conferrng Of the degrees Then followed bai-
talon dress parade and review: infantry drill. with
a sham battle; artillery drills. and evoutons Of
per was served In the messhall. J. w. Loveland
president OF the Eastern Aiumn Association. being
I'm The chair and POSTMASTER The plan Is being
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
PRISONER HELD on TWO CHARGES

Joseph Blake. twenty-three years old. Of No. 2i0
West Fortieth-st who says that he used TO sci!
song books for Edward IIarrigan. charged IN
the Jefferson Market Court yesterday with stealing
a sI3-dollar umbrella from Wanamaker's store. An
imnrovis.d slung shot found In his possession
when arrested on the charge OF theft he was held
in 5000 bail for examination. For carrying con-
rcaIed ~, anon he was held i'm $1,000 for trial.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New York. foot of liberty 81, daily.
CHICAGO 2 p. m. and 1918 night.
PITTsB RG 3.30 ex. sun. SUP 1913 night.
CINCINNATI ST. Louis. 10 a m. p. m.
WASfiiNf;TON BALTIMORE. 500 10 Dining Carr.
II 30 A. m dining carr. . $50 Dining Carr. Dining
car, 4 n m l25 night sunday 10 dining carr II 30
a m dining carr. Dining carr. dining Carr. q
y. m. l2:15 night
NORFOLK. II 30 a. m daily.
XEW ORLEANS Thr.ugh Sleeper 500 p nj. daily.
An trains are illuminate with plntsch Light
o,ces: ila lT2 26l +3i. LAO Bway. 81 +. l+th St.
l2I Bowery y y 800 3ii Fulton St. Brooklyn; station
a., Liberty ST. y G. 4 r. Of y. J. Baggage checked
,rom hotel or residence To destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

NOTES.
Whites development indicating the advance OF the
y; Black should prevent Il with S...... XIX ..
(b could have simplhed the position with O...
p p 10 Il +. . Kt-Q 2. II White now continues
with II. P-K s. then ll......P L; IL. Kt T..
Q-Kt 81. followed by R-Q 80 and Kt-B, when the
battle would be fought out the Queens side
Other variations easier FOR Black In how
ever 0......Q Kt "a was preferable
(c) White free scope for his forces OF which
the two Bishops form a servlceable contingent.
OD l6 .... i offered the best chances for draw.
te, A useless move lG......P Z was compulsory.
IN II % .... .P-Kt g. then -. R-Q q. wins
og) The res, plain sailing for White
PROBLEM no i95-BY H. lie JEUNE.
Black-Seven pieces.
on a: Rs Q r Il and X 3; Ps on Q Kt g. Q 5.
Kt
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
OHIO's DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Cincinnati, June 21.-The Democratic State Con-
ven,ion will be held next Tuesday and Wednesday
AT Columbus. The last OF the delegates
ctcd In the counties yesterday. 1t Is conceded that
the frec-sver men will have as complete control
AS they did last year. The large delegations from
Cieveand and other cities. well as from Cincln-
natl have been secured by John X. Mclean, who
f. a candidate for United States Senator and II is
beIcyed ne will control the convention. Mr..
Mclean will remain In Cincinnati ana not attend
the convention.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

foot Of 23d St penn. K R')' 'o''i'"''
DesbrOsses 81.
Indicates time West 23d St Other hgures STU"
time from Cortlandt Desbrosses ST 80 ~, ,o-
'O,15. $40 A. NJ daily Sunday '0:4o. A. 'i' io
MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations - -cp,S
.7.55 S:I5 A. NJ daily for WILkESBARRE StI 81 fsa,
TON week days. EI.NIRA week days). me, -
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NlAGARA rA.a;;
and the West and principal local points dining car ana
chair Buffalo ,..,.
'IO,25, 1880 A. NJ Sundays only for Bound Brook
and Intermediate stations. ,,.,c,,
.1O,25, 1880 A. NJ daily excep, Sunday. for MArcH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

SUSPECTED OF ROBBNG THE PELHAM MANOR
STATION

Detectives Higgins and Bennett. OF the Elisabeth
st. station arrested two young cOored men on Sat
urday night. who they believe, will turn out 10 DC
desperate characters. 1t is suspected that they
robbed the Pelham Manor Railroad station. The
prisoners described themselves as Louis Hayden
twenty-five years old no home. and Charles john
son, alias Taylor. OF Rondcut. y. Y. but recently
OF Long Branch, y. J.
Both men were arrested in a lodging house at
No 10 Pe-st. early yesterday morning. They had
In their possession twelve boxes Of cigars and a
small clock When searched at the station Taylor
found TO have tools which often used by
burglars He also had a loaded revolver razor and
knife. together with new pair OF women's silk
gloves.
Taylor was uncommunieative. and tho police have
been unable to get anything from him Hayden has :
told the detectives that he and his pal mad Just
come from Pelham Manor. and that they got the
cigars there. II IS expected that Hayden Will make
a confession and for this reason the detectives had
the two men remanded to the police station until to-
day. when they will again appear In Centre street
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
THE PETROLETN MARKET.

The heavy production is telling on the price OK p"tro-
,eum There is Increasing activity with the drl lhe
lower southwestern part u the oil country n assuming
d.cIed Importance. what Is called the iig borlon
sand in West Virginia gusher has been opened when
nn.l M tn. rate hfty barrels an hour. The output
- the Elk Fork pool has up 10 1900 barrels hay
Pipeline returns for twenty three days forrahado" an
I'm stocks above ground this month ~ more than
400 barrels ~,
The martial returns Il the pipe lines from June to -
charters 10 the "ithD inclusive. as follows: