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The Irish standard., 1898-02-26
James Burke.

James Burke, of Minneapolis, whose
picture appears in connection with this
sketch, was born in Oswego, N. Y, forty
years ago, and, with his parents, came
to Minnesota in 1867, settling on farm
near Witoka in Winona county. At
the age Of twenty he left the farm 10 en-
gage in railroad work first as labcrer,
then brakeman and as conductor on
work trains and freight trains In
1S79-S0, he was employed on the A. T.
& S. f. and for eighteen months served
as assistant roadmaster in the construc-
ton of that road in New Mexico. There
after he occupied the position of road
master for four years on the Mime
The Irish standard., 1898-02-26
An EYentful Week Closes With
Brainerd's Candidate
at the Head.
General Review of Matters and
Things Pertaining to the
Great A.O.H. Contest.
HOW THE VOTE SIHNDS.

Il. III. Mu'7hy, Brui.crel. 49, S4
NJ. Il. Kelley, Wasec0. 1896
N. @. O'Coas"or, lIimneapolis G,G43
I'm. Buckley. minneapolis. $500
u. C. McConcile, Mia.,eupoIis4, $50
James Burke, minneapolis. .2,7SA
John O'Grot1y, minneapolis. 2,5G2
j. G. ShceA0m. minneapolis. e, 4334
SD. McCarthy, Mi,.neapolis2 ,OOG
j. j. Fitzgerald. AIinneapoyisI,SS7
jas. j. Kennedy, st. Paul ...I,S77
NJ. j. Gill, Minneapolis ......1,GGG
W7n. Ryan, Edna. .1,1G0
J.A. O'ShaMghmessy, Still,U'trI,1OO
NJ. Hebron, Rochester,. .....93O
FranA II. Grant, st. Paul. .SS3
IhOs. II. Moran, Hastings ....SS7
John Flood, Duluth ...........jS4
Geo. ". anderson, st. Pua:I. $50
James Burke, ElJsacO1th. .... 4OI
jas. n. lMalomey, st. Paul. ..4O1
ID. Il. Hayes, M01tk0to. ........32G
John KOtUNit, So. Uin0nN. 800. 2IO
DR.. 70. ". Buckley, st. Paul.. 200
Jeo McCartl.y, Still,rutcr.... 2O4
James Hickey, minneapolis. I
Alfred McDonalt1, st. Paul.. 4
Richard Long, Duluth. ....... L
Z. III. O'IIartt; Grucerille ...., L
The Irish standard., 1898-02-26

apolis and st. Louis road and for the
past ten years has thrown his fortunes
with the 500" He has filled the posi-
ton of general roadmaster and three
Of these latter ten years have been de-
voted to construction. Most Of the track
laid on the west end Of the 500" line
came, under the immediate supervision
of Mr.. Burke. He has also spent three
Of these latter years on the Peninsula
division from Gladstone to the 800"
His headquarters are here, with office
at 243 Fourth avenue south. He has
been five years a member of the A. o.
H., four Of which We're spent in Div. No.
4, from which he transferred to Div No.
Z, something over a year ago, and is
one of it's most active and faithful men,
bers. MIR. Burke has been married
eleven years and, with his wife and five
children, reside ut 40 Highland avenue.
The Irish standard., 1898-02-26
THE A.O.N. VOTING CONTEST
Three Valuable Prizes to the Successful Ones
in This Great Struggle.
The Winner of First Place Will Attend the '98
Celebration in ireland.
Twenty-Five Candidates Have Entered the
Field in Competition.
And They Hail From Every Section of the
North Star State.
The Irish Standards Magnificent Offer Gre
ates Widespread Attention.
Nominations Closed January 18th and the Con-
test Ends on April 18th.
Out of TWenty-Nine in the Field Who Will Be
the Lucky Three?
The Irish Standards Magnificent Offer Gre
ates Widespread Attention.
Nominations Closed January 18th and the Con-
test Ends on April 18th.
Out of Twenty Nine in the Field Who Will Be
the Lucky Three?

queenstown frs prize
Ticket to A. o. H. National return second pr,zo
Ticket to Chicago and return, third
rhe second to tho candidate highest in
Tho third to the reaching II poll ballots
"'f prizes to the three most popular members A.
o" Move 27h 1897 Tho announce
ment its offer OF three popular llinns
Minnesota the to be decided begin date
Der 2't at the outset
but not later the letter. ~
standard prizes Immediately following E tho os ne' d,
the lml"ins, which April
Tn" names Of the wen'y"ine '''a
will be found in another column pertaining
T1c irish standard VIII m f ' nr a'n widespread attention.
It's e'owm'n Bear in mind the contest
PRIZES
first place in the contest will b first
class rail and steamship ticket from Min
and valued at $275 via any first class line desired
ne Second prize for the winner OF sec ""d place in the
CLASS Ne T." trenton ~ d. via 's' o" and New York
healo, v'I" at S and goo" for REQ months from
The third of ticket from Mnneop-
oils to Chicago and return good three of
rloNi
Every candidate who has week with
the number OF to D. m Thursday
Of each week. Tho remain with
withdraw and throw his
strength to another The Books
Will be open to all for examination
mtee of dintcrced
tor take charge of the Interests all the candidates and
the issue I rih s'" " s M fn0 to published in
hvely close at Thursday April 1Hh 1898
HOW TO
f-cut out the blank
person w" wish to for Each
Editor will to,
will
for 800 votes they "
subscriber a
VIII be entitled to 200
sending three five paper with
for years subscription
be entitled
The patriots ireland
the
O founder
The visitors from abroad will be loyalty
They will be escorted
Of
NJ of June q No,
pze
and attend the
ed
or will be sent by mail the
furnished while this
DO had by mail tho bu
Twill be
a 10
EDITOR
STANDARD,
MINNEAPOLIS.
SAYE YOUR COUPONS s:::s a s :ss s ss
& oT one vots filled
A. Q. H. VOTING CONTEST.
a-0cnlxon: =: =. =. ::
The Irish standard., 1898-02-26

preston. The country roundabout is
celebrated for its picturesque beauty,
and the men and women thereof are
noted for their bravery and comeliness.
The Irish standard., 1898-02-26
Don't Tobacco Sui, and smoke Tour life AWAY.

To quit tobncco easily and forever, be mag
netic full Of life, nerve apd vigor, take No-To
nac, the wonder-wor!ser, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, Coo or II. Cure guaran.
tced. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
The Irish standard., 1898-02-26

No-To-l sac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed ,nhuccn habit cure, makes weak
mon strong, blood pure. hUc. 81. All drIgriSts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
IVES, End ave and nth s;.-Rev. HENRY ENERTSON
COBB will preach al IL a. m.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave ". I2d ST. station y. T.. follows.
and IS m. earlier from foot Of Franklin St:
Hl ~, A. NJ for Cranston's. West Point. Kingston,
Lakes Mohpnk and Minnewasks. Catskll Mountains.
Albany Saratoga, and Lake George.
200 J. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily. for Al
bany Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
C1cveland Detroit. Chicago and st. LOUIS. Arrives
Chicago and St. Louis afternoon. Dining Car.
C4;OO T. NJ Daily. except sunday for CongeTs. Gran
stons. West Point. Cornwall. Nswburgh. and inter
n ,da,e stations 10 Albany.
600 r. NJ Daily except Sunday. for Albany. Saratoga
Montreal an" Eastern Canada.
G,:,O p NJ Chicago and St. Louis Limited Daily for
Utica. syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit Cleveland. Chicago and IT. LOUIS.
:,Jn T. 81 Daily, except Sunday for Syracuse Rcches-
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto.
su5 f. " Daily. for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
BunSo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
'and Chicago and 1t. Louis Saturday night has
Sleeping Car o Catski Mountains
e. C. leave Brooklyn "Annex"-B Io:45 4. NJ: e. 3:o3
r NJ. Jersey CITY. p. II. X. station-B, 1870 a. Al (;
c. 3S5 =. NJ.
Time tables at principal hotels and offices
c. z LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Ne" YORK foot n chambers ST..
a fo lows. and minutes earlier We. .3I
O,OO T. NJ csiituled Express daily for Ilnghami1n.
waveriy Elmlra Buffalo Bradford. Arrives BuNal,
T. II Parlor 10 Buffalo
O.I5 4. M.-Nestibued E1prcss daily Tor Port Jcr,is
end Monticello Daily. except sunday. Tor Lacknwasen.
IIonesdae I'd important local points 10 Elmia. Pull
maj Parlo ar Emlrd.
800 T., VI. -Vestibued limited FAST mail daily Solid
train for Chicago. '1cy Gland 10 \ VI chicago
r. NJ Sleepers 20 Chicago. Cleveland and cincinnati.
Dining car.
Z 40 y. N.-Runao ard Cleveland Ncstihuled Exprcss
daily. Arrives Buffalo 7.03 \ NJ. Bradford 20 I,
II jamestown 100 \. N. Youngstown 1927 \ NJ
Cleveland l23o r. NJ Sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland.
cafe Library car
0i5 T.. VI Daily solid train for Rngham,on Elmlra
Waverly chicago. Sleepers to Iornc,lsvle Chicago
ard Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TJNCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
/ rOMMODATIONS al H. 113. 2G1 i0i and q,7 Rroad-
way i27 Rovcry $50 East i25h and or West Iosth
ST Chambers nd West 23d Sov. Ycrk-
and Fulton St. 9s Broadway, Brooklyn, ~ River 5,
Hoboken. and Jersey city Station York Transfer
calls for and checks baggage from hotels and res-
dences
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stations In New York, foot of Bnrcimy
and Christopher streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, pINTSCH LIGHT

500 4. M.-BlNGIAMToN MAI. Stops NJ principal
1000 a; Mz -o Can BuFEAlo: SCRANTON.
UTICA. RlCHfIEIp SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEIO EXPRESS Pullman Palace Cars Connect
ing Buralo with trains for Chicago and points
West.
100 +. VI. Daily-chicago Buffalo vestlbui.d Ey-
press for SCRANTON. WirKESBARHE and FL
MIRA Pullman Buffet Paror Elmra
Through Sleeping Cars Day Cosch to Chicago
400 T.. M.-SCRANTON. WII.kEsBARRE. and rLYM-
ot'TH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior
ZOO q. VI. dpaiy,-chieago and Buffalo ves,huicd Linn
tied Express Tor SCRANTON FiNGHAMTOS. Eli
MIRA BUFFALO rnT"ush Buffet Seeplrg Car
Neyv-York ChicaE5 ,nn'ng Tar Of Buffalo
$500 =. VI. Daily> Puna.o Express. Pullman S.eepers
for SEP ANTON BINGFANTON. EIMIRA. RATH
MT. MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving in Buffalo S
o:3O l.. VI. tDaiy,-BUFFALO SCRANTON. hing
HAMTo%; oWEGo ITHAct. EI-MIEA SYRIA
PRESS. Pullman Buffet Sc.pers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al
Henry Gaze Sons Q.mli.dl. IL Broadway. ~ Park
Place 40 Broadway AID 9i2 broadway. Tickets
stations. ia 4h-sve l2th-si 81 Vest i?Sth
At c35 New York 53s and 736 Fuon-s
ana 100 broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full
inform at all stations
NB5TCOTr EMPRESS. COMPANY will call fer ana
check bsszaEs from hotel or residence 70 Destination
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RAILROADS,
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.

61<AA43.A A@@>As~s
=, ,1.loxs To-, + WEST TWENTY THIRD sItsE.hI
A%b DEsBfossEs AND coRTLANDT sTR siaL;i;na,
& las na,e e a T@n hsn Ss sS se below
20 /. " FAST MAiL-railnan Bunei ra rhoro car az
%e. YORK to rius5urs steering Car Pi"''u'S 10
o',so No r, 2?Thr iyE r 'Piip.bss and cevesn4
$50 l. VI. pE%SSyIvAXiA iMTE "a d rDl.T,sn
ION err. For r' cfss, cend CINCINNATI"
IL. S9i r % ch GH,o5 an 81 lous Txrnrss
go T s. w. whsTnK% iExPREss Cleveland
40 r. W. 5 TffT :STR EXFRssFor Pitts
sas ic Tn49n2H2Pif s. Fo rsOurs and
cScaso coanScts for 61eyeiand s2IIdsy pun.,
Sc" r " NAIL ANn , ,doTl E,. IIser,y PITTS.
.,, w TT e s1 Sr1pH c.o
M 1850 80 q 20 'Consres'iona In i'm ,n,nnr car
t PMS G,5 s. sass F,2,ci
sn s b Sri g. car. 20 (Dinns ca Dining carr
so,TrfeRN nAIiwkSY-Exrre.s 40 T. i2o' might
ATLANTIC COAST LJNE.-Erpre'' o IN a m. and SOU
rdT a5 ISM G 2Hp gs
T-.k , day and 40 m daily ,.v. ..bro,se. and
s0d streets 2o nm Thr COACH v' snd
fs1c 49, H.salS Park III sa
SSys and 6oig 80 r;i; 81 o % W S56 80
s'so? sga DAY W. ,sS M l:Ii1
sic ' Sc So i6'H c6 S'Tf sundS,' %
SIS p m.
FOR PHILADELPHiA. ,,, . n
90 90 $50 20 < so 20 a =" Psnn1 l'hu ~
fDrinr Can so DINING Can II =" = m. ! ~ "a
$50 80 30 40 dining car $50 d'inins ~, ~
Dining carr = 20 6 30 n. 100 night a.
10 100 $50 o N. $50 G.nitedl 80 100 ,I,n.
Ing can A. m Dining can. $50. W i'Itll lS
Can 45O DINING Can SO DINING Car> 40 SOU
p. n 10 o. night go $500, oc,
Ticket oficos Ms. 46t. aa lioe l3c3. N and .oi
Broadway. Aston House. West Tweniv 'I',a ~,,r1,
station and stations tot Of Teshrosses and .nrlri'
Streets. Cclri Street. SEQ Fulton street ~ beaIWy
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex station. Rro0h>n. "a 'ni
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer COMPANY VII an
for and check baggage from hotels ana res'n'no''
Telephone 'i274 Eighteenth Street or Pennsylvania
"a IyI.'r,tirxsox J r WOOD.
~ General passr Agent
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
"AMERICA'S GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop a, Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
. Trains leave Grand Central Station as ioIIows
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS. LIMITED. .
Fastest Train in he World Due Burial "a p NJ 10
troi. 10 T. NJ. Limited 10 Us seating capaci,y, To-
S.3" 4 MrADlRoNpACK MOUNTAINS md MON
Falls and Cleveland.
1910 \ M-DAY EXPRESS. .xcept Sunday For
LOO p M@s s1' 'T ri r LIMITED and CIlI
CAGO SPECIAL" Daiiy-Fo Columbus. 'inch-
3ao l'S%an2RS St yb g, ss4 SPECIAL
800 p, M.~IEKE sHoRB LiMiTED DAILY: .hou,
rain to Chicago, via Lake shore Dnt oieL I
I'D \. NJ, due Chicago 200 +. NJ Sleeping ana pa'
lor only. -.
600 y. M..wEsTERS EMPRESS. pauy-For Nj
G.23 + WI&6RTHET%? EXrREss paiy. For Troy.
Montreal and. except SATURDAYS. for Ottawa ,o,,
40 p ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
S.45 p. M.-BUFFAIO tND SOUTHWESTERN
special. Dai!-For buffalo. N,assfs .,,i Falls
q 90 pcnna naIansb'ys AZ. Hnd ~
Ing car only for points on Fall Brook Ry. Via
Oh p ;2d f sSP PPS E'S osaon
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago. and -y-
cept Saturday. for cape vincent and the Auburn road
1910 night MIDNIGHT BxrREss. For ogic yH.,
HARLEM DIVISION
0u5 a. ". and 1927 =. M.-Dolly. except Sunday 10
Wagner Palace C1.s on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Plnisch Light .,.-
ii3 2Gi ii3 Broslway ii East ilih ST. Brosdwav.
23' Columbus Ave. 81 Wet 2'h g. i2. g, s., s,a, !,
Telephone 27so Thirty eighth street FOR Nev York
Ssn'IaI CAB .crce B2ssase G3Gked from hotel or resi-
GEORGE n. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

81 600 CASH VIII purchase long estah-
llshed. paying business ths. IN good
times nets about 5000 annually. expenses
irhf. sickness IN family nec"ssiiaies
change Of climate principals only ~
RIFICE. Box ~. rrihuu" pHicN.
To FIRE ISSTRANCE COMPANIES
Marfcd. general agency ~ southern
Illinois from a standard lnsuranc" CON
pany ht q business man ~ ability. tact
and ef4udng T1mpanie, desiring repre-
sentau,n In neld mentioned can address,
sivinr full particulars. as 20 contracts ana
commi-~icrs WM y. LAT NTI. launZ
Building. 18th 81 and Mls.ourl ave. Last
- Louis. lll
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sURROGATE NOTICE.

~@oo~~<,~~lNo~<eNO.~>>
IL PURSUANCE OF an order ~ Hon.
John r. V. Arnold a Surrogate of the
County Of New York. notice. Is hercny
given 10 all persons having claims AGAINST
Victor purani, late ~ The City n New
York deceased 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof - the subscriber. at his
place u iransnciing business No. l02
BrnadHaV IN the Borough Of Manhattan,
CITY Of Nsw York. on or before tho thir-
ueth day ~ December next.
Dated New York. the seventeenth day OF
June. 1895.
JOHN A THOMPSON,
Attorney for Executor.
1902 Broadway. Borough Of Manhat-
tan, New York City.
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..BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s55 T. NJ Pullman Vesibue Day coaches
and Paror cars Dnins Car service Meals a la carte
Connects at Buralo Detroit and
Chicago
.I2.5U. 100 f. NJ daily FOR tASTON, MACH
CHIIEK WILkESEARHE. SCRANTON and ,oa
branches. Chair Car to t4st0n.
$3.50, $40 T. N daily. eXcep; Snndiy. for WILKES
BARRE' PITTSTON. SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate Stations Connects for all points coal resOn5
pullman Bunet ParlJr car for WIKI share
~ 80 l. VI. daih. cAcrpt sunday. for EASTDN
a. intermediate stations
ard ir ;-rinediate stations.
., 40 $40 T. " DAILY except Sunday. Tor EASTOS
and nrlnc pnl intermediate staiiors
,O;6O 100 +. Vi. daily FOR 81 FFAllD NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sio'qer ycstIo Jle
Train \ Y 10 Chicago Sl~-pers Buffalo and Toronto
Dining car Nok Easton.
no, $500 T. n daily, except sunday stopping only
at SOUTH PI.AINFIELD. EAsTON. BETHLEHEM
WAt'CU CHUNK. SAYRE. GENEVA ROr HESTER.
HATAVIA BUFFALO and TOROSrO Pullman sleeper
Ion Buffalo Sonc hut sleeItnr car passengers carried
No Luggage carried.
$50. $50 p n daily for Wii;ktSL5EARRE. Iri-
FAI,I.S and points Wet pullman sleeper
Additional local daily. sUnda5. SOUTH
pIAINFIELD BOUND BROOK. and intermediate points
leave as folionr 5000 1850. 800 lO.3p SUNDAYS
only A. NJ. go, 2.ao. 800. so. 800 ana go ~
Tickets ana Pu,linan accommodations AZ III. 26i 213
ass ga 1893 Broad"ay y + IAN s. $50 L. ie;h
St I?3 Roveiy. " y SEQ Fulton 81. I Court St. %
Broadpay. and BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn.
Transfer 90 will call for ana check baggage from
hotel or residence through 20 destination.
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mann AND ROOMS.

ron ut VEST.-Bacnclor suites
,.y-lv Furnished Throughout or will fnt
nish ., suit. Address ARTIST h-f-
Br,7dvav.
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WORKSHOP OUTFITS.

<~~-~~.~r>sc> n >O'/NrN|N<s|>~
1890. 1887. 1873 AY.--specialtlss az
Titles Tool store. - Fulton-s'.. NV NV
YORK Foot power machinery. for anlsteui
and mechanic. P!neland lncuoa'o's anu
Iirooders.
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MACHINERY.

,oooDN~~NN~.~~NNNc NNNNNNON~NNNrV>N
At REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN
Changed GEORGE q. EDDY. 30s Nadi-
tonst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
III ave. and 1th 81.
Rev JOHN c. FACG will preach
at II A. m and p m
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BALTIMORE & Ohio R. r

foot Of Liberty Street
.Dsiy. tEacept Sunday. tsundsys
CHICAGO '+3o a. 'i.45 p and az. IS night.
PlTTS3rRG. 'i.30 a. 1880 d. m ti.55 p
'I..l3 nisht aSo m rains rom Lberty.st only.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, 1000 a M, s5.55 D. m
NEW ORLEANS. '455 p. m. Through sieeperj.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE.
ti.55 1000 (pineD. 'll.U DINER, TOO p. M.
81 (D.ner) t3 30 ,Dner) '4D tDiner) So D. and
sl2I5 night NORFOLK. 'li.3O q. m.
raj a. illuminated with Pintsch Light
ofees iis. IT, oGl. 43i lbs. Bdway 81 L. lsth-sa.
121 y. " 339 3t4 Fulton Brook; n; White
To dealt
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four ira Ks Electro Pneumatic SiSnaa
Stations IN New York. foot - tihrr'y -.
ana South Ferry. Whitehall e.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty ~


f fna s' issys sf fdoi Of LlSefy.i
:Is @l% asSS e ii''o SarJ l3S a 30
For Wllkc,iarIe r''9 ,,o agd ycran'on 400 go A.
Fol Reading ard Harrisburg at 800 20 so" 20 10
900 y n.a 30 no fs'sns 5.n nda%. 20 al %
to Reading a. NJ. 100 Las. $50. coo r NJ l-l'
For su1burv ~wi.burr and wi,m.ror at 100 500
~" H. 20 200 pSS " LIZ 2' n 1af' '''''
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Red Rant Long branch. A.6ur rars o.e.o G.'
2 20 '?@ "a ' aso Req ' nsnk ' nv
sundays At Intcraker for Asbury rarA and ocean
'' For A,issd; Hssls@a. ZIG; SO iia.A II 49,
80 o' r NJ sgna'y, 900 M 90 = ,nS r,rn.
sai $40 80 A. NJ 30 80 p, n suniay' 800 s ~
For Atlantic city. vneland and bridS''on' 40 a N"
For Monmouth Reach sc.srlra, and Hghl.nd' for
SANDY NOOK ROUTE.
FOR LoNG BRANch. 0cEAH GROVE &c
Fer A'i,nIc Highlands. highland. Z Na,esink No..
' "s na %''' a .'o $';osn' S.o@ a
..d Fer FS r@iS r &,a@'l 1915 lss E @
o,.,S 1" co.. asS a. i''''"N'' ''' A'''' "
ocean ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA sd gAETIMoHF AND WASH
Week tAv. 30 n 90 ~ 40 pinar car \. VI.
100 i:ls ? 10 4; Dnlnr can. 600 +. ". 1913 md
SUNDAY. 20 1000 Gl 10 Dining carr \ VI. / 81 - ~
Dining carr 600 +. VI Il - md, Addito-si .fsns fos
Phadenha week days. On \. VI. 100. 80 $50. o 90
p " sundays 900 4 NJ. 100 p ".
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL, 81
Week DAYS 10 7H s.2i $40. S5 9 90. . 20. o %
10 co. 1918. 1915 II .os u 70 iIs' T. i::S !? -
90 i?s rs TO- 22j 2 -. ; N. J 81. 10 -
40 Ass Is SIS go as G.ss 30 30 q
q TO- ass io3. Ii.ao F. ". ie.i3 mdi SUNDAY 90
SIS SIS, 10 90 II 20 \ II. 1890 " IL -. -. 3"
: 90 5S; go SIS y 30 $50 rs =. 20
as - r ". 1915 rnit
Tickets and rarlor ar sea-. - f0oi - ll,rft -
whitehall 81 liz i72 2Gi ,3i HN 81 i.1-i ~ al
wa 73T sh -. ia@ Fasf 18th - A.:
90 West ic5th St 81 columbus hye NsV iors.
Cour, :, Fulton - Brooklyn. rs Hroad0aj. VIII
iarnshurg The Transfer Go vii call tor ard cheek
baggage from hotels residences 20 destination
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLE\T-

- ~, - ~>S>sN~N~-~~-e-~~S~>--
PLEkTTNGS. PlNkfN'iS- FL IlN''9
done while sou walf prcssm1h"r@ get
discount on lowest prices HANDING. 30
West 27i -
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FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
fCoVFNANTERs, 18th St between 18th and Ih aves.--
RE-. DR. JAMES D. STEELE Pastor. Services at II
A m and p. IN Stranger. always welcome.
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Madson-ave and @5th-st.
Rev VIM NJ GROSNENOR Rector.
Services:
o a. Holy Communion
IL a. m. Morning prayer and sermon.
2. m. Evening prayer.
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sTOR T..

THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES l6J I61 1875 West 32d st. Stor-
age. moving. Telephone. I6t 3hth ST.
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ALL SOILS CHURCH Madison ave. ana 'o'n- ST
Rev 4 y HENSHAW will preach AZ II a. H.
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LOST.

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LOST. Bsnkboole NJ. 73S 20. Bank for
Savings, 30 ith ave. New-York Pay
mont stopped. Please return hook =" bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

crIr-RcII or THE HOLY COMM MON,
9Th ave and 2Oth-si.
Services a M q 30 a m ana II a noon and p m
All free
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HARDWOOD MANTE..s & TILES.

ELEGANT hardwood manfels, ST. M;
frcplaces. gas logs Sho"roons ava lac
,ory 24G Front It.. near Fulton Ferry.
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS COLLEGIATE REFORMED
CHURCH.
Rev. FERDINAND :. scHENCk. d. D..
will preach at II a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

CENTRAL PREsBYTER1AN. CHURCH We W,r 2 4OI
9. hetween Broadway and fth-ave--Rev. NlbIoN
WTrRiE SMITH u u Pastor. will preach Tomorrow al
81 y, and o m Sabbath-s school and Bible classes al
n m Devotional meeting Wednesday r H. 'h'S''a'
Endeavor Monday. ?. m. Welcome
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. corner Of Lexington
av. and s5th-s,. Rev JOSEPH HrTCHEsoN. Rector
D.. pEEJ BREWSTER Minister IN charge-Mor1ihe
nraver with sermon. Al II A. Holy Communion on
frs month.
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MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN tho ~ I -,
,-Rcv r. y SANFORD v n. VIII preson "'
and evening.
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DRESSMAKING.

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\ PERFECT TAiiDREsS. III Fast 90
~ wishes more customer, dresses y"
order made with chic, 81 =" go. or hy
dan 81 -. 'ry mricl foundation. Ms
HELiINGEN.
TAILOR MADE slit All .lla lncd.
So. perfect ~ AM t~si workmanshlp
eiiafan'cel : kALNlN. Ladies' I"l1'r'
80 West ~ ST. near dfr-l'
rnE--uAKER Fir-'. ,,as. 1ressmakcr
wants more customers orr D. day. -.
s',d litter BRAUN & TfiLER. On" East
p1l o..
pRFSSMAKER Al styles dresses. per
fe-t ~ guaTaIfcef. superior work ana
nnlsh. work shoau. fapiilcs- skiri dr''I'
re-ponsib'c. feasanafle ~ West 'ih -"
near HroaAVAy-
rfTTrE and TRIMMER RsmodeIllng
l.fie. 6f children 81 =" cut hy DAY. fef
ereuces r. 3;-i "'h-ste
LADIES TAIfORiNGs--s Suits 70 order.
Nv uret thru gltonf 81 and upward
,.r,e-. n, ard ~ r.rnn .htp guaranteed
= pGATkfS. ~ s,h ate.. te,Veen nm
and cs'r sic
MNfF q sTArFTER vIu make during
me month perfect n''iug gowns. $40
elegant -kirs a. f6I 60 ave. between
3~'h snf BOTH 80
n GRoSSMAN. ladies tailor ana furricr.
,.i d'h ave between 2ifh and ,6'h 81
vHrf.. nus -crodensd.