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ERIE RAILROAD.


s follows and minutes earlier from West 23l st
$500 \. M--Vesthu.e1 Express daily for lIngan'on, ~,
yVavetiy Eimira Buffalo Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
y NJ Parlor Ecnalo. -,
900 - N-Vesiibulel Limited fas, mall Daily. solid
train for chicago arrives Cleveland 40 \. " chicago
p NJ Slecpers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
5,,o p M--suGaIo Cleveland vestibuled Express
rar~ ,rr,yes Buffalo 1908 4 NJ. r-adforf f:f1 A. NJ.
Jamestown 700 \ NJ Cleveland i2;3o r. ~ sleepers TO
Dsfrot Chicago ami the West. Cafe Library Car.
S:45 y. W.-solid train to Chcago serners to Hor-
,ellr.,'lo Ch',>,co and Cnrinnati. Dining Car.
vrVCKETs. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i at Ill, 1l3 2G IOl and o57
w1y i27 Bowerv l5G East l25th-st ard 81 Wes' 125ih-
IT. Chambers and West 23d ct ferries. New York &23
and 7oG Fon-st i06 Broadway. I}rookvn 900 Hudson
~. UohcIen and Jersev CITY S'atlon Wescot Express
calls for ana checks baggage from hotels and residences
20 destination
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NEW YORK. Janualy ), isys' -, :"o'
{. Bru,nei. storage NaIcno".'S', p--n,,
.sn I,csi i1ih-s,.-ro Mrs \ ); f',"s'
Eer,c,ck Ms. GeofSie Warash. Jenhe Jen
Wr,ehi 4. -. Lyons. Richard Bevin. Ate'
J. S!llcs, " J.. Banker American Vi
fishing ard Engraving ComIah'. -
U'.icilinss Mr. +. Ha'bes.y. MI. -
Ugr, Mrs. Kate L. Claf n. A. IL bas's'
1osiles Kompe Nfs. II. !. liDrt. Mar -
Tas.rtiue r. ". D.xby. Mrs t. =. hce
Mart, W. Jacquenod, 1. Morris t..'s
Dsv' +. l.ssernan. Ms Mccu'lGHgh. M
U.ssion. Horace Kenny, hrs T. ,sh".'
Ita.g,,c. = Ga.laga.r Ms. Kate Dram.
,i~. re1ianiln. Mrs.. ". ! F.tzma money
Wsceie rni James y. Allen. James sim
nonds Nrn &. n. Gruhr. NJ anL - ;.
n g Curry. g. y. McQsivtr. hiss Rhode.
G-ifnn Mr.. Gejree i. C1,4. II. j. Crnict-
,nant Wies Clarn Moran =. =. Haz1r,l.
nrs Matthews. ". H. DarenpOrl = =
T.rd,r peter S.ihber. Josrphine iln..'i:!'
pnse McGee r. l.. Russ. \. u. spilHn'.
Nrs Il w. Clark: You are h-feDy '~t
fed that toe time for The paynhssnt pI ~ ,.-
arms lien upon the property heffinn,i~.
a. nsa,..'cc,thel having expired. sfier due notice
,hercof had been given you. mis- hrm w,
- surh property. 20 W.T.. hcnsehg.T
,aods personal effects and merrhsnc'7e
e,o-ed 'v YOU Ia their warehouses 10 Ir
Ia st pubilc auction. Gccor1lng 10 me
statute in such eass %shs s,s e. IS S' Vest
sl,,., on Thursday morning. January
so 1905. =, 0.3o o'e.ock. ard WI ot con
49,. ..',.,,,~T .arh succeeding Thursday At TIE
nr,. dino cnd pisce. ufiil the sale Is
ssnn..',.,;etsf ly I. H. Eldiow p g Anc-
tlonesis. MORGAN G I..OIIiEHI
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

FISH. IIAuIrTON.-The People Of the
state - New YORK. by the grace Of God
free ani independent. 10 Hugh ii. :.
Norihc0tc. send greeting:
Iou and each ~ YOU are hereby cited
before cur Surrogate q the cry ana tOun-
~ 0i New York a. the Suirogate's Court
q said CITY and count. held At the toun-
~ Court Rouse. In the CITY Of New foFk.
On the tWenty-el2hth day OF January.
1899. a. lalf-past ten O'Clock IN the fo.e-
noon of that day. then ana there TO at
of rrorcocings Of Hamilton Flsh and Ham
nt5n Fifh Webster. a. trustees under the
last Will and testament II Hamilton Fish.
cited - are under the age of ;venty-one
yoars are required 20 appear by your
guardian. n yoI have one. or II YOU nave
rcne. g. arpen- ana arp.y for one 70 lie
arl.Ilnfcd. cr in tho event of your neglect
o. failure 10 &c so. q guardian VIII be ap-
pointed by the Surrogate 10 represent hri
act 10Y ,0u IL the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. We have caused
the seat O.. the Sugrcgaies Court OF the
said Cltv and County Of New York 20 ie
hereunio afnxsd. Winners. Hon. Franh
r Fitzgerald. surrogate q cIT said city
aad county. at tn. CTS Of New YORK. the
tenth dsv o, December. ~ the
H. 81 year u or iori Gle thousand
clrh, hnldrrd and nlntty-sevet.
j. FAIRFAX McLiTGiIiIN,
Cie-f Of tho Sur.oglic's Court.
GEORGE . AISTiN
Attorney ~ TRUSTEES.
30 broad Stiec;. Ecw Yc'k.
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Nailroa0s
PENNSYLVANIA
Raiirod0s
RAILROAD.


nIbs nct DEsnhosass AND CORTLAND sTEEEiiSa EEaT,iana,
Tcf ~ len n.Eu'e. later than that sivn below f'
'So %A, A., N: FAST MXIL.-rulIman Dane; raISr CO, ~
Chisaraao ao'k to risisbas sleeping Car r''0''S
$50 siSE,ii 5sS: sSPs7spsin.a ssy.Pi
lion Carr FOR Chicssc cistsIsnd ToisdO cinc'nna'
20 ciexcc S!iI4s hSp & Ls4' ST. LOUIS ExrREss-
5 r. H. lie wEsrEa s fsHii!2 h2rsEss Rfsss2
w. 'G5 13lffS sFfiRt spisifi r'
r. M PAciffc Inala"as?f nf% pbs and
ss1 NJ 'sih. NAIL iS &N6 6i'Esiaa sss1 Ba:
% " Hsiai Gro i" AND 1,'iFn TFnG Hsour
ss22 &onS RE S pnHs CAP dS2 S9 ana a. hi Dining
ssS. ssS .s$s snSS.S ca J SO sS 9ns: 70 S:'
ssnsi an FUtIaf a2S and ipSG bnias m cars dining
n1f Ss ss p % 40 O' p' p 1905
ATLANTIc COAST LrxE--e-pr-ss ocO a. M and $50
FFlokFs3AlGP46E Fok 3lp R6y QUO z m S'y a. M
ALASTIc cTY"2S p M ~ee.duys os.sg,os'ss ,,,o; ana
e'ah1' ear ana ,E S,rGSis to M Through bo'e' rA''
f" $s. .J P M Tssaday' D''''0'''' and core
'33S nranch Ash1y Pai ureriaken snasy o1s1 n,r;
ss nSx s,5,o1 i5d noR' Pleasant from w. M n
coPtaySs, $40 se: M 40 p m ,S iS & o o @
cc .so Fo a ! i1s.: Limited $50
eDlnng Carp, 1850 Ii5o a. n.. $50 100. 2 80 80
80 20 Dining Car). 10 dining Can. Boy iDining
az az 80 go l2.o5 night. Sun1ays olo "a
o,-V so. c2o. go (Iime1I. go. 100 a. m, i.J'
nng 56 iSloSr Gar so 70 inns caf 80 Rn'"s o"f
meet Offices Nos 4Gl oi4 li9e. 1923 ~ ana , so
station and stations Desbrosscs and coFtadt
streets Court Street 500 Fulton Street - l.roaGwa
ana Brooklyn Anney station. Brooklyn S'ailn. Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer Company WI. call -:
and chec baggage hotels and residences through
- - destnaJion
Telephone 'I214 Erhteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cob Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. II. WOOD
Genera Manage General Pnss'r Agent.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Trlbr,s
"A received at their Uptown once No l242 Broadwas.
% door north Of lst-st until o. clock p. advertise
e as received al following branch Offices regular
until O'Clock p. VIZ; 2A Sth-ave.. e.
cor. 23d-st. 6th-ave. 12thst Macy's oth-aye
West 4od-s. near 6thave. 02 East l4th-st 25I West
s2d-st Tih and sth aVes. lJ9 East 4hst: 1893
sd-ave between 10th and nth SITS; 1926 3aave..
6ist-st: 70s 1s,-ave S9th-s go 81 ave. near
Ts,-st sr4 3d-ave 210 Beecker-st.: 225 Beecler-s :
si-ave ofO East 70th-s 1921 3d-ave 2CG2 3dave
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sURROGATE's NOTICE.

= .>>~.yN~ -.~.N.~~~yN~.0N.N~ONN.~~
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
YORK by the grace of God. free and
.ndependent. 10 Cicely ]. NJ. Nor'hco,s.
send Greeting You arc hereby cited ard
required personally 10 be and appear
be:ore. our Surrogate Of the city and
County - New York. at the Surrogate's >
Court Of said city and County. held at
the County Ccur, H0usr. in the city of
New York. on the twenty eighth Gav ~
january. lS0S. AZ half past ten O'clock In
the forenoon OF that day. then and there
70 attend a judicial settlement of the ac-
and Hamilton Fish Webster. as trustees.
Hamilton Fish. deceased and such of you
as are hereby cited. as are under the age
OF tweniy-one wears. are required TO Gp-
pear By your guardian. II YOU have one.
or II you have none. 20 appear and apply
FOR one 20 bo appointed or IN the even, q
YOUR reglect or failure 10 do 80. a guard
ian Will be appointed by the Surrogate 70
represent and act for You IL the proceed
ing
in testimony whereof. we have caused
the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of the
CITY and County Of New York TO be here
unto afiixnd Witness Eor. Frank 7.
FITZGERALD. Surrogate II our said city and
County. at the city Of New York. tho
tenth day OF December. lr the
l., year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety seven.
:. FAIRFAX M'LAtGHLIN.
clerk ~ tie Surrogate's Court.
GEORGE G. AUSTIN
Attorney for Trustees.
30 Broad Street. y Ycrk.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO

NeW 1UrK. NhenHII 'Vu1' Fv3IJ "'0
foot Of Liberty street.
wv .Daily Except Sunday. ssundays.
CHICAGO '43O q. m. 80 co m. and 'l2l night
pITTsHUHG, .tao a. m; t32s p: m; 500 p. M
CINCINNATI. ST. Louis. 1900 o: m. .355
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t1.a3 1000 tDirer..
.1i 40 m (Dlnrr) '200 dcincr) t3 % (Dlner). 400
G,ner, 'a.55 p m. and 'i2.i5 night.
NORFOLK. tli.30 n. m. ~ e., "a
NEW ORLEANS nhrough sleeper>. ~ q, {2o p. m.
All trains are illuminated with Pinfsch Light -
Oqccs. ll3 10 ?6t. t9i ilIO Bdway II r. lltn ST.
,o- rowerv n Y 40 sii Fulton st. Brooliyn; White
hall T-n'nal. baggage checked from hoe! or residence
10
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WEST SHORE .R.R,

Traine leave w. 42i ST. Station n. " as follows ana
- earlier from FOO: OF Franklin St:
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Roches
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Fort Wayne. Toledo Cieve-
land and Chicago.
$500 7. ". Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica Syra-
cuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. DE-
tro Cleveland, Chicago and ST Louis
SI5 T. NJ Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and St. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and ofnceA
c. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave, New York.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN u. +.
stations in New-iori. foot OF barclay
xCsTIntI.ED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, pINTsClI LIGHT.

TO k.
TiE ORANGES sqmn ernardiyi!le. ~ h"sSns 16nn
ION Dover slashope, NEWTON. BupDS LAKE,
THkE HOPAT1N%C. Hac,eiist0wn. SCHOOLEl's
MOI XTkIN. Washington. PIllIlf1SBrRG. EASToN.
WATER GAP, STROunSBrRG r1cya0 Mountains.
SCRANTON, rITTSTOS WlI.KEltAtRE. NANTl
cox. DANVILLE: N0RTHuMBEBLAND Mcn,-
vile. uTlcA nIcIIFIEII;t TI; sPRlYGS Gor4nl
ooin,s WEST NORTHWEST ASD SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M. M.-DiNGHAMTON NAIL stops at principal
,o.os A M'-ccafe CaD. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BrNG-
N HAMTON, OWEGO ITHACA. ElMlRA. UTICA
RIcIIFIfiD STRINGS SYRACUSE. and OswEGO
EMPRESS Pullman Parlor cars. Connecting at
I;ural, with trains for Chicago and points Wes'.
100 r. M.-sCr ANTON, wILKFsBARRE and EIMTRA
400 p M-SCRANTON WfLKEsBARRE AND PLYM-
OI;TI EMPRESS. Pullman Ilune Paror Car:
ZOO = NJ tDai!y)-Chicago Ncstlnded Limited Express
for SCRANTON. EINGHAMTON. ELMlRA. RUE
FAIO Pullman Buffet sleeping Car. New-Yorx to
Chicago. Dining car west Of Buffalo
$50 r. NJ (Oai.ynunfalo Express Pullman seepers of
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON, E1.MIRA. BATH MI
MofiRis and III FFAIO arriving in Buffalo A. u.
o.3o r 81 (Daly)-DUTFALO. SCRANTON. nINGHAM-
TON OWEGO ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACt'sE.
UTICA and OsWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
T11"KETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaza & SONS. Limited. li3 broadway. II Pars
Place 4gp Rrosdway and 9i2 Broadway Tickets at ferry
stations III ih ave. cor st; Gi West l?3th-st 2S5
IOG broadway brooklyn Timetables giving fn!l infor-
nation a. all stations.
v-ESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY viii call for and
from h0tcl residence 70 f"stlna''on
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Obesity CURE.

~~~~~~~~~>~~I~|>~s~| ~'0N-'>">~o -
INDI3ESTlON. cons 'ipatlon. rheumatism
sDina! curN NatuYr. n.iNousirsh' dla'S -
treated with mechanical inassaS~. swedish
,uoxeinrrfs lv machinery. ariiiirl1. horse
back. stationary blcrci". IA%DFN ~
STITCTE 90 West 5ath-s;.
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ETURAGE.

METROPOLITAN storage Warermoun1ch Of
Vans. 2oa ard 2oi Mercer 81. OF =, an fur
nee Jp5 Broadway. ccrne: 4t'n Tele-
n!,ure removed. boxed and shippe"'
phOle Sprlng 4G5
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
TtuI<isII uATIiS.

PEOPLE Il culture ard refinement take
Tuklsf. Electric and Roman ba'hs NJ
,fIrTFi.S ~ Wet 2GiN-si
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
AUCTION SALES.

". n. FI.ATTAU. Auctioneer. will sell.
corner l3th-st. and University Place,
Tuesday January II. 1898 al 10 a. m, for
n-n-paymen; OF storage and charges, goods
stored in name OF Arthur Hughes, BY order
METROPOLITAN STORAGE WARE
VOTSr 212- 2Dt Nercer-si.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
FURNISHED Rooms WANTED.

-~~~r>c->~~-~~~~>>>~>~>~~~
WANTED.-A large unfu!nitne1 room
rent MT to sxc4ed Sc monthly: l0th and
fCfh SITS Test SIDE Addiess Mira T.
GRKyY. c02 West .ei Of.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

FOk SALE

>~o~~~,~ - ., - p. = = = >~'>s-'->> - = ~,
A SACRIFICE SALE u sewing ara
chimes; all kinds. new and fer5h'-nh"o
u gr.f y "nc Crs-f-st
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
HARDWOOD NANTELs & TILES.

-,~~~~~~N~N-~~~~~ >-o--~~~~>~~-~0>~o~--~-~~
ELEGANT hardwood mar;els. $l2 up:
freplaces gas logs. Shcwrooms and "a -
tory. 2iG Front ct. near Fulton Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
MACHINERY.

Al REDUCED PRICES. .-ovV s-cCni-ha;,d
wood and iron working machines; fllly
eraranteed: machinery bOugh; Ans. *
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 3Js Mal:-
ton-r..
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
WEATHER STRIPS.

PATENT METALLIC WRATHER STRIP
CO.. ~ West 25i-st.--Fittlnz lpo resi-
dences our specially. Write for catalogue.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

BAKER. FOREMAN; by a German: expe.i-
enced on all kinds Of bread. rolls ana
cake. city or country Address PIG Ave
nur a. saloon.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

INGTON.
From foot OF L.Uerty ST
Week davs 4 30 500 O. 80 Dining Car) A.
NJ 200 80. 800 Dining Can. GEO =. NJ. l2l5 nat
Sundays 80 1000 III 30 Dining Carp a. NJ, 2:DO
C5:ov Dining Car 900 = NJ, 1915 nd Additional trains
Tor Phlade pha week days. 900 4. NJ, :5v 500. 4:30
7:3o 900 + NJ. Sundays. 900 a. NJ, 300 p. II.
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TENMINAL
Week DAYS 7lO 90 S25. $40 s:5j. Dos 800. 9:35
1000 o:i5 1898 1lOs 1850, II 100 A. NJ. 229, l2:l5
4:$5 ass 5:2s 5:55 G:io O:2S 9:5a, 7:o5 40 s:2;
D:lO 9:55 10 So, 40 T. NJ 1876 mdt Sundays. 7:-D
s:55 10 90 II 80 A. NJ 1900 NJ. l2j5, 200 23O. 800
3:55 4:2O 400 5:25 GOO $780, T:25 S:25 go 80
1885 p NJ. 12:l5 md:.
Tickets and parior car seats at foot q Llberty ST.
way. 7S7 9th Av 81 East IAN st. 1913 East l25th S.,
Court ST. SEQ Fulton ST., BROOKLYN 0s Broadway. VIII
amsburg The New York Transfer Co. will call for and
check baggage from hotels residences destination
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

NJ RSE.-By IN American woman 70 care
for elderly lady or child. or & DO light
housework. lG9 Fast Sd 81.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
BOARD AID ROOMS.

- ~~o-~~o~>-> ~-~>-~>-~><-~>.(( ((~~|~~>~~~
ELEGANT ROOMS. one flight UP; su
psr!or table and Attendance. $50 Wos
f2d St
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
uIn coin 4 SILVER WANTED

->~-~,~r~c~~~~~~>~~>>>-~-~>S>>> S>>>-~~>~->- -,
SEND IS JpUl oiG soId' le"ehs ,,.,.
seui c,riieco cheek Tor full Valu' ", "
OF. Bank references Established 10.
GEOHGF \. JOYCE .: FIl;on-S'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
BUSINESS GUAM >'rs

|~>~>-~ .~<~,c>>~c-|r,D '>>|>>>>>>-
PARTNER WANTED With $3.50 $500 ~
a wf. paving frame bus,-ess. Address
~ Wee t1th-si
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
DRESSNAkING.

ARTISTIC DEESSM at
short notice: elegant suits made for 60;
imported styles; best workmanship: aIso
remodelinc Mrs. M'ELPOY AZ East
llth-st.. near University Place.
CLOAKMAKER. ladies' tailoring own
materials made into Jackets. coats
ulsters and cepes: all kinds cloaks altered:
home or day. GREIG. l3l West 22d-si.
CLOAKMAKER.-iiom or day: cloaks
altered plush steamed; sealskn gar
ments Tem0dellel. redycc. repaired made
into capes collarettes and Jackets. GREl0.
i3i West 22dst
DREssMAKER 20 60 ou, by the day;
wages expected 50 80 Address g.. 2lo
East G2d-st.
DRESSMAKER.-D made nt short
est notice, latest Partisan STYLES perfec.
sa,isfact'on guaranteed dresses remodel
led equal to new: also competent person
hv dav. Address FRENCH DRESs-
MAKER 2e2 West 52d-st.
c.ass TT dresses 81. old garments made
now ard chiliren's: Tay.or's system
taught in ail branches cheap 22l East
1s'h-st
DRESSMAKER wants more work at homo
or would 20 out By day: can cut. ~. re-
m,lei' a; la,es, styles. Mrs. Moor
MICK. 73l collnbus-ave.
DREssMAKER.- experienced dress
maker by day. 50; hrst-clsss h'ter ana
trimmer; :. r Tavlor's system: remodels.
TAYLOR. Fox 10. l242 broadway.
DREsSNfAK-H -Comyetont. wishe. work
IN or on; ~ house. FOR bail and evening
dresses. tailor-made: first class rcfeT-
cnces l.jl4 I.eXington-ave., near 0sih-
ST. top floor.
DHESsMAKER. R.-C1mprteni drossmaker
w:ahfs enrac men.s hy ne day. private
fepiies; lai@'t designs. skirt sleeves and
waists reToaellel. altered: tcrns iow. NJ.
hos ~. i.2+2 Brosdwey.
DRESsMAKER. - Comp,:ert ircss:rakcr
wants norS IN private families at - ~
ne day. best cit, references Miss MAR
TN. 3l3 East 6lst-s.
DHEsSMAKER would Ike few more es.-
fafrmen's hy ,he day or a. home. terms
low. GRANT iii West l3iih-st
EEsSMAKEK.--An styics garments. ex-
ucri 90 vrnps i~ri-c, III gunlArteei.
superior work a.d finish. responsible. ffS
dress hs1 price. 10 Wcs; 44thst.. neh
Vioaa~ay.
DRESSNA NAKER.-A first class dr,ssmakcr
hy the day 81 -. or at home. .,ty!iah
suits, g.. chilerea'R costumes Address
MODESTO. 2i3 West l2O'L -
DREsSMAK En. -.--u:ur.ese rtanca.ss,
formerly with stern Bros: hrst-class
French drcssnaklng: evening. reception.
dinner, Gsacins-schoo ana ta!lo.-ina1e
gowns: iutcst Paris tai.o.-n:ade shirt
waists; remodei.ing shJr, motto. reason
able prices iHdiss' own materials made
up. Mnc RENlrEAU ANDERSON. @3s
Cih-atc. near 18th 81
SEAL GAIsiENTS i~dy.i and altered into
hoy coats cr Russian bl0nses, lowest
pflees. DAHkENS fiG Wesi 3n'h st.;
fe' >1' 'een yssrf with Geo. Smith Regent
-. Iondoi. end in'e wi'A Gunther's sons.
EIikAI>utD D.. .,N> TO LII.
~~-~~-,~r~>>~~>~>>~~>>~>~'
hIING PLACE. IA conner pu.,na..,..
every roufa Hea,ec. every inp.'Ne"''
best iOca N
eisT- 81. ~ ESST.-Des.Table ro''ns'
tc@rt rFfiOr1lt fsfo"~~r~s.
FOk SALE.
= - -
A SACRIFICE SALE cf sewing ara
chimes. all kinds. new and fec'H'-nh""'
Igr.fTY ono Crs-f-st.
f:uID FURNITURE & REGILDiN"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOW TO BECOME lawful physicians.
dentists. pharmacists Or lawyers. Lock
nv iNg Chicago
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DOnir SIrfI.ERN.

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% FA'A. Comic Blackstone. Vol
Al-f's ",au6 ln." Re,.rii's "Oll Lon.
ea' CT Bias "Ac.a deus" PRATT 16l
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LOST
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN {. GPAUb. l31 West 23l-st.. old
~ md larses, store OF i's kind In
C.~ae'or Now York
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

N.,1srnO~NN-Nyor---0.~oc-o c-oN.NO"oeN~I~N~>>~'S~
"AN FACIIRT..S Of Hilliard ana fooi
=, .H..ss reasonable prlcef. easy 'eri"s'
.NhA BROS. l1t Far' lith-si.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations IN New-York foot OF Liberty st.
and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81.

Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations IN New-York foot Of Liberty 81.
and Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81.
and after NV. lith. 1891.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
g., 43O, 7l5, 0l0 a. II. Q2:oO NJ. to Easton) l:io
80 4la a 80 10 kaston). 5:45 (130 70 Allentown)
p NJ Sundays 43o q 90 to Easton) A. u. 1:o0 5:3J.
For wnkesbarre, Prsstop and Scranton. elo A. NJ.
For Reading Iiari sburg at 430. 500 01o u0:0o
II 80 TO Reading \. NJ, l:lO l:3O COO, Read
ng) 4s0 800 5:lj 900 10 Reading =. NJ 1915 night
sundays 43O q 80 10 Reading) A. NJ 100. 200. 6:3O
500 l.. ~. 1915 night
For sunbury Lewisburg willamsport 4:3O. 500
0:iO A. NJ. l:l0. 1:30 800 p NJ sundays. 4:3O a. M.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank Long Branch, Asbury Park Ocean
Grove and points south Point Pleasant, $50 $50
(OI5 Red Bank only, II 80 A. NJ. 30 l45 q 40 Red
bank oniy). i:l5 44o. 53s. Gl5 p NJ Sundays stops
al fnterlaEen Asbury Park and Ocean Grove 800
QO:l5 Red Bank only \. M 400 = NJ.
4:so $40 1918 a NJ, l:i5 $40. 4:4o :ss Saturdays
oniy) p NJ Sundays 1915 A. NJ.
For Tom River, Barncgat Park. and narnega' 4:3o
For Atlantic City Vlpeland and BI dgeton. 4:30 a. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seahrght and IIlghlond, of
Naveslnk 4:30 $50 1870 A. NJ. 30 1:+5 4i5, 49,
4:4o p NJ SUNDAYS, 900 A. M. 4+ec r. NJ
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
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Cheap Rates 10 Omaha yia Cotton Beit geute-Eine Bluff to 0mafu. Seb.. and return S2t01.
 First-Aeeeuut National Eclectic Medical assn tickets on sale June i9 a1s return limit July
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 Fourth-Accant Trans-Mississiapi Turn Pest. tickets on saIe=Iune 295h. return limit Jnly sth.
 Special cheap rates to Omaha Nebz, account Trans-Mississippi and Inter national Exposition. .lnne 1st to November 1st, lS9s. S35.40 Pine Bluff to Omaha and return Tickets on sale daily from June lst to October 10th, return limit a. days from date Of safe. H. BR1NGsfAN. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

he withdrew in large measure sr 5ra acti-e practice before the courts, but in 1896 consented to make the race for The State Senate, being elected without opposition, and this position he held Ut the time ot his death, his term not expiring until January 196E
 His deazh, therefore, leaves a va cancy from this. the Eleventh Saua. torial District. to be filed at the general election fu September Un- der the new amendment 10 the State Constitution the Governor has pow CT to appoint only until Q general election, which, being near at hand, the Governor could only appoint . successor to serve until next Sep tember. As the legislature does not
 meet until next January, there is DO occasion for the Governor to make
 an appointment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Now is the tune to huy rour Gaso- line stoves, as the warm season is iust coming on Do you know BY actual test it has been found that four gallons of gasoline K equal to 1000 feet of coal gas fire for cooking purposes2 Four gallons of gasoline will cost G0c. and would ask y0u. please compare this with the price of gas for cooking purposes, and see what the saving will amount to during the year.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

WE observe that Mai. H. A. Me Coy has \ eard" in the weekly Com nlefeiat in reply to an editorial ia the GRAPHIC on The True Situa- tion' last Thursday. The GRAPHIC simply reeited the facts Of the pres ent campaign, and it is not at all surprising that Maj. Mccoy should vince under them. Tke writer told the Mccoy adherents ia the pres enee Of the central committee oA the 20th, when they were trying to force the committee to declare Maj. Mccoy the nominee for sAeriff by 3 plurality of one vote-a plurality obtained by series of juggling with the ballots-that shey could not go before the public on their record, and they cant. Facts are stub- born things, and yon can't get around them, Major.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Ir IS claimed for Major Mccoy by his partiSans that he has twice been the nominee of the party for sheriff. In the May primary the nomination was claimed for him by 40 votes. Thirty nine of these were fraudu- lently returned for him from Mel ton township, and q votes for him at the Kearney ballot box wers counted twice in ths estimate. Where, then, is his plurality of 402 It is claimed for him that he was the nominee of the June primary by one vote. This majority of 0ae over Brewster was obtained by counting eleven negro Republican votes for Mccoy in Richland township and a number of votes in Bolivar township cast by parties who had aot pad their poll tax. Deduct the negro Republican votes alone from Me Coy's 757 votes, and where, O. where, is his plurality of one? From
 this it will be seen that had each been giyen what he was entitled to. Edgar Brewster, aad not Mccoy, would have been the nominee of the Democratic party for Sheriff and collector of Jefferson county.