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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-09-06
Rowan's New Court House.

The Court House for Rowan coun-
ty has at last become certainty. BY
an action of the Fiscal Court the issu-
ance OF vouchers for Court House
purposes was authorized and District
Attorney VIII A. Young and ex-
Judge j /. M. Carey appointed special
commissioners to negotiate these
vouchers. Last week contract was
let to Clark & Howard, general con-
tractors of Lexington, for $4,000
building. The furniture is expected
TO cost about $1,000, and the Court
House altogether is expected tc be a
"thiDg of beauty and joy forever"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-09-06

MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.
Jos. E. Lindsay, Plaintiff
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-09-06


The workman often eats his lunch
on the same bench where he does his
work. The Office man turns his desk
into a dining-table. Neither gets the
out of doors exercise he needs, neither
takes the proper time for eating. II
is small wonder that the digestion of
both gets out of order. In such cases
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets come to
their assistance by aiding nature in
taking care of the food.
The cause of nine-tenths of the sick
ness of the world is constipation.
From this one cause comes indigestion
disorders of the stoms ch, liver and
kidneys; billiousness, headaches, ia
tulence, heartburn, impurity of the
blood and the serious complications
that follow. To begin with, consti-
patton is little thing, and little
thing will cure it. The "Pleassnt
Pellets" are tiny, sugar-coated gran
ules. They will perfectly cure the
worst constipation and indigestion.
If the druggist tries to sell you some
other pill that pays him greater profit,
just think what will best pay you.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-09-06

u OLAl OUUFEhi
Master Commissioner Montgomery
Circuit Court. SGT
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-lotk foot OF ChaiaDsfs-s~
.. sntows and nys minutes earlier from West sd u
MOO a. M.-vestbuied Express daily for BinSnAmsoS
Wayery, Elmi-a Bunao. Br~afo'a. "ff"s pu"s" Wv
p NJ Parior to Buffalo -, MIL ALA
NO p M-yestibuled Limited fast mail paiy sone
80" yor cicago arrives Cleveland 1fo A. M Cniceoo
sP NJ slespers to Chicago. Cleveland ana e'ne'""s''
Y.S0 p MBuralo and cievsisnd v.s,i s s,
r.,;v arrives Buffalo 705 A. 81. Bracford III - -:
Ims.town 90 NJ. Cleveland II 70 y ~ siesps"e
su1sio and ceys"1s T,sns s.sf srsrg csr
Ds,4S p M.-soii train 10 chicago scspe'' 70 nor
WrWcKErs local TIME CaSps .6 AN and es7 Broad
1eT Roxery 1855 East i2Jih 81 and o. W. as
AZ Chambers and west 2sa St fsrrssi 500 Hadson-
ana ahotsn ana Jersey city station wesS0,s
calls for sna checks baggage ITO" "''''
- Heetina,ior
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

EoTs isS 6 yh nNo
street. i. minutes LATER than given below for
S Ss~ ros: 3 en'i b r.aa ca
ssS iss fs5..PPs
n c o ss csa.o D:. o
i.so r. NJ. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 p H. %E l@ TTaaSH' H&F Ss:ss@
74o TgfG3 sssRR Pitts
~ r'1dn' fac IP4i''iSes s. Ss psas and
'Dn nail '' sS Ss'fsap sEssP Buffet
ssspos Car New Yor . Altoona Es:, Liberty ssa r,y
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
20 S ~ soo p'nns AZ pd ,y and nns tarD
night sunday So 500 100 $aS 90 ,c9 9Ts.s
soGrAERS 5,ntS s3 ~ q Lm lSI i
ATLANTis COAST LiSn Fo5'as s'ssisl j i 20 p
SSG R B SS1SA S SHG sEs s''
ATrSS4iSs' 19a 7tG M daily ..sro., and
Co. .5s cs s;5s.: Through Buffet P'''
CAPE MAY.~I2op m weekday. GesbrO''e. and Corr
Long Branch ris s:6"9y PARK rn,..N sanaay
..9 Point rss:s a from we, 20 Tyfp -
suns sa s''e 20 ON" M from 9s.s.o:: ,:a
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go ITO. 80. 30 $50. 20 e5O Psana Limited " ="
Dining carl: 1880. li.co m: 1880 80 go 80
caT3 go 40; 1shs % su 70 az 80 Ii 70
Tininc Carr. $50 = 90 Dining Carl $50 Dining Carr.
$50 Dining Car). 40. $50 ?. n !? on might. %,
Broadway; Aston House. West Ig.nty-th'rd strss,
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
na Brc s Anv, station BrC%.yn ssan ~: Js':s
ard check baggage from hotels and residences through
to destination
Telephone "i27t Eighteenth Street for PennSivsnis
Railroad Cab Service
J. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Psssr Agent
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Rinschlsr. Anton. 10 the German Savings Bank.
MS 161st-st o1.e n " Of Sd ave. l year. ......
Same TO same, n 15lst-st. 1859 II " OF Sd-avs.

Rinschlsr. Anton. to the German ssvinss Bank.
n 16ist-st. el.e II " OF slave. 1 year. 800.
Aidhou, Frederick. to the Equitable Li,e Assur-
io2s.loi .i' to Bradhursi-ave. year. -;
Forster. Frederick r. 20 jaime: Punderfora'
Hartj.n. Henry J and Katie. to Helen Adams. No
2is West lsd-s, years. ...............: nm;
Gordon, Frank and Msry E. And John IN S sps
All and az block p. and lot No lt5. block u.
amended map Of Mapes Estate Years Nh,
ply SIS 18th st. $50 It g OF 4th ave. years;
schmuck Herman. and Michael Montag TO r.
ward winslow. i62d-st. 1879 IT " OF ID
Same to same. n is2d-st. 1879 IT W OF 3d-avs.
s,m seI o c.crr. Miller and another. trustees
ms IG2d- st, s4.1o Il W Of 3d-aye. years -,
Tiedemann. Peter. to Harlem Savings BANK NO
Treat; I' s e year to Equitable Life Assurance
Society. 81 Nicholas ave- 81 It OF l'S'n-
Sam. 70 .sm. |. corner ST Nchoas-avs and
i5sh st. II extended years =;
Same to same. - Nicholas ave- faS II OF
Same to same, . 8 st Nichoia. 1911 IT Of
issh-'t II extended years q. 10 .;
I6sth-st. II extended. years
Same to same. $ s. Nicholas s'e II "
Van folsen. John to Anthony Donleyy and en-,
other W Washington ave. lot 80. map OF
CENTRAL MoTi.ani: 10 months hs,. No q, East
iI3th-st leasehold demand ....::....;.;;;,..
Cooley Agnes " and James c. to the Mutua bIs
Insurance Company. Bronx and Pelham iaIN
way e corner Esstchester TO NestcheS'r
Road contains "a acres year -
Mcdonald Chsrler to the Germania l.ile ihsur
ance Company. u l19th-st 225 to $oo ~ Vi
1th-aye. 10 mortgages -, : =.
Maursr Aurora. to Stephen Townseho A'
another No 1ls Chrystiert. year 49, -
Overlngto Harry. TO Enoch G Bell, loSu-S''
1929 II Of 3d-ave. ! year. ........... 49,.
o'Bren, william and Mary. TO the Farmers l.0@,
and Trust Company. No 80 East lZth-"'
schramm Johanna A. TO Mary II Henderson, NO
liz West 135th-et demand =,
Zodikow TAIdwlg and another TO Ed"a!u
Burke Nos a34 and 800 Stanton-st. years.
Bach Lewis q. 10 Frederic Mddleoroox.
s5th-st lc5 II Of fst-aye. year $500;
Buckley James j. to tho Title Guarantee hno
Trust Company. sth-sve. 500 n n or +o'n-
Murray John A. to the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company No $50 West Sists- D years -.
Names Clara E. TO Flora Gordon. lot lW. map
OF Section A. Of ths Vyss estate. I'd "Ho
Phillips Corneila L. 10 the Tito Guarantee ma
Trust Company. No ss35 West 'lst-st' years.
Pierce lane F. and Mary A Byrne to ths ms
Guarantee and Trust Company. NO 30" "es'
l16th-st years. $3.50 = :.
Welt Manfred to the Manhattan Improvement
Company. 1Isth-st. go X OF lenoX-a'e'
ZodIkow Ludwig. and Louis Iewinihsn, 70
Adoph Pawsl, Nos 334 and 338 stantn-st u
stalrnent1
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

I6AV6 IVeW 10rh, S@R'V sH0
foot VI Liberty Street
.Dally. Except Sunday. lsundays.
P1TTsBURG. '4So a. IN, fa.Z p m. 500 .. N.
min night (t3O a. m. Liberty st. only).
SINcINNaAT ST h9Ts ,Soo t 100 1000 Diner.
s1i3O a. m Diner), 300 (Diner), t3S (Dner Ass
Gner) $3.50 p. and 'l2l5 night.
NORFOLK t11.3o A. m.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper: "a 100 .. m
Cf1ce.: ils 172 23i. 434 1l40 Bdway 81 z. 1Ith-st,
f Bowery ~ u $50. 344 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn: White
ha Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
% destination.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Buhr.. Alonzo S, to Mary A Carroll. lot 1873 and
part 10, 1874 map. partition estate OF William
Rotunno Antonio and Marie o. to Jane. Corsa.
north 80 T. - To- -. map Il Washingtonve.
Bsc6rach. irving to Margaret 4 Nelson. No lno
Dr 1o u.s. Julius to Paul N wsrturs no $50
r,pe Arthur and Mary. 20 Jessie Wa.serrnan.
. No l97 Avenue c. year ............:.....:::
Harcr Cecilia. 10 Clara BERG. q lsth-st 800
sanger. Ella ~ to Eil,abe,h w Balmforth. No
j6S West 57th-s'. years u, ;,,.,..,...;..;.:
s94 i'm ave. . years ....::..:............:;....
conway. May 10 Martin Disken. iiith-st.
c,o,o'sy MARY 10 James F Disken. n . IiI;h-u.
40 II Of 7th-a0e year. -.
Short Emma and another to Haihch.n Elm
Bfardt Louis and John. 70 Daniel seybel w
Isst $50 81: ss s4th-st 1879 # ~ East End
ave. I20th-si. :. $50 It y of 1th-sve, and
Forster Frederick T. 10 Elizabeth 5 Eaton. No
az S sn Rosa 10 JOIN II storer, 10Th
,62s II W 81 Columbus = year.
Moor Thomas x. 10 James Rogers. s. 9TH ave.
- %.ml,b John f. to Joseph Marx 3 1898
81 2f5 II Of iith-ave. year. ;;;...;,.-...
Milo, .faI ias TT 4 Of Morris-aye year.
v,nsiprova. Josephine. TO Kate O Moore 10y 81
block IA. map sul,iIvi.ion pronerF OF hen''
p,ork ,,rIs' charles to August Pspenbsum'
samIe-st east corne: SShnson IA pm y Ron
vnolss " washington ave, $50 II OF lIl't-''
, demand Frank 20 northern Improvement Com,
Diamond; isSd ~. 300 :. o. Webstsr-ave .
ysa,, 5-,s-,es 10 Washington Life Insurance
cla..en: ma, n corner Avenue \ and list st.
= yssrs oti.. to John McrAushlIn. s2i-st.
G q jsSs n?s,,:sn
Neh ter ave ara H)Hh''. ""''''
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NEW BUILDrNCa

Pr, No, rs TO 49, Tor four ,,1s,ory orie & h at
pts s s1Is oIns cha4es Rsn,s archtec $4,000
oh ne, Sm6.,, for csn.ru:t6n
o@p.ny Las BSsa"s owners nsSs%an
D..r OF No i East S SaSsu.sns Tor
'O ayssory brick ~, WITH :tS5. sss.ss osG5s'
ward aS W.n. 10 itsi dave architect;.;.: 5000
a4h 10 ia Vest FOR ,sys9sOr ow brio. s,oT:
Ksi,er 30 40 West s4,h.st. architect. 10000
81 1890 Fax s6q TWO. 5000
story traa. aS.lins a5!s5ssi jsil' E: 10 ,so
=! s.; ,42s co 9Tnt d st0T sot three story
" ram. aE.ns :s,c.eo Jacob Koie.sk 10 $50 800
iath.t 1902 It Of coar'lana;77sve r Tor iTS
0T Na 10 Se. A s1s H'fss
M: s;y a.; 80. sg.;s S.1 'Is in5:: t'E
e. West sS swpsr cSs:.. Baxter
whit. Plain. Road. corner Boston Ros S for on.
sfa' Sss'n: stable Ss'
Ruser. Eas, Chester. owner; Pau! Lew" ~
architect ....-........... ''''''''''--
ALTERATIONS
s,ruc. q. No 50. to a Ave story brick wsrehous@
30 s. Tu2oy and
brick and stone dwelling: C H Isham. owner; 1000
,7i,, SsTyf, fScn,'s' Auds9snay. ;si:s
0 md sr' Au aSsns M' ow Heno' Burs:.
"a srs St. 20. .a7 and .as west 70 dye.ory
brick lodging house and store; Cutting estate ano
owners j W Cole. architect %o"
Broadway No l.l5l. to a four-story brick store
and lofts; Mrs Hopkins OF No IL West 4eth- ...
s owner; W Berger. architect ;....;. LIZ"
9d-avs No LOCI, TO three story orck hoteIi
Rhinelander estate. owner; Brun Hauscr OF ~.
No LIZ Broadway, Architects .......:.':...' v"
Attorney-s No 1874. 4 hve-sory brick tene.
ment with store; David Snverstein. owner; -.
architect
iGoth-st, corner Fox-st. TO story
frame dwelling; Ernest 6chade owner; M
PchwarZ, architect CIV
w ;5s:7 s.: s.! Il %.a astas s T. nTs
willis ave, owner; Hugo Sier. Of No 62s East .oo
138th-St architect 49, 49, hr,ct
machine house: American Brewing Company an
prerniseA ownar; L Eutser. architect ooV
Til,on-ays a. 80 II n Of 19h-st 20 a two
story frame tool-house: Augusta Dunoacher. ,.n
owner; W Grauh architect. ...........,..... soo
K,nGsbridgs Road, . e. 900 Il . Of Jenerson-aye
10 two-story and attic frams ohuroh;
Chrfstophsr B o Reilly owner; W oraul arch- IA
ro1-st n . corner I65th-st. TO three-story
brick ana stone dwelling; Emma Mecknan -on
premises owner John De Hart. architect'' iW
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Dlpi0rno Notices.

NNN>~>~>~N~NNNN/N~<>o~~>%~>>
BUFFALO RAILWAY COMPANY.
Buffalo, ~ Y. March 4th, 1898
~-OTICE.-A quarterly dividend Of ONE PER
~ CENT has been declared the capital stock Of
49,. eomrany payable March 18th 1895 at the once
hs Conpanys financial agents. Messrs Cuylsr, Nor.
u %, q Co "a Pine St, New York. to sfockholdcrs OF
ssa-o,i At the closing OF the books. 4.
'TTs transfer books will he closed az me c.0ss OF
ousiho'' IL. NJ. WATSON Prest
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.

FOR PHILADELPHIA BAI.IIMORE AND WASfI.'~'
TON.
From foot NJ Liberty st. =.
Week da,. 4:3O 500. 1000 III Dining Carl A. NJ.
2:OD 30 600 Dining Carr coo = ~. IL IS udt sun
DAYS 4:3o 10 90. IN 30 Dining carr A. NJ. 100 600
Dining Carr 900 r. NJ. 1913 mdt. Additional trains
for 300 A. NJ. go. ID. 49,
!:3o. 900 p. ". SUNDAYS. 900 g. NJ. 100 r n; -
BOATS LEAVE SOf'TH FERRY. WHITEHALL. ST..
Week days 10 80 q. $40 80. 9.os go. s:3s
1000 1913 1o:i3. HOS. 1870 II - \ NJ i225 rs
100 LOS 1:40 90 2.25 2S5 3:25. 3:35. 80 %
4:S5 4:5b 5:25 s:5l go. % e55; 20 $50 SO,
p:i0 So 1888 ll:40 ?. VI. 1913 mdt. SUNDAYS, 90
SIS 1000 1880 A. ". IL 90 NJ. y 50. 200 $50 800
3:55 400 4:55 rs &C., $780, 7:25. SIS. 9:20 55s
iOS5 p NJ. 10 IS mdt
Tickets and psrior car seat: a, foot OF Liberty s.
way 1877 9th Az; 81 East IAN So. i53 E.st i2s,h ST.
Court ct SEQ fulton s.. Brooklyn: as Broadway VIII F.
amsburg The y V Transfer CO. viii call for and check
baggage from hotels residences to destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks Automatic Block Ssnsla-
Stations In New iorn. foot OF Liberty 81


Four tracks. Automatic Block Ssnaa
Stations In New iorn. foot OF Liberty 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall =.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81.
afte- FEB. 20. 1898.
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk Sc1
400 7:i5 9iO A. NJ. u2oo NJ. to Eastonl 80. $50 70
Easton.) 5:45 (7:30 . Laston,) p. VI. sundays +;O
600 TO Easton) A. NJ. 100 $50 600 p. NJ.
For wilkesbarre Pittson ana Scranton. 400 s:io A.
NJ, 80 p 81. Sundays 43O A. ". .>
For Reading ana Harrisburg At 100 80 90 si%
30 90 1870 10 EeadngJ A. 81. 30 GOO. too 70 hec
ing,) 40 800 $40. 600 to jltadins) p. NJ ZIP TN
night. Sundays 4:30 III 30 20 Readlng) A. NJ. lN.
300. $50. 600 p. ~. 1918 night 40.
For sunbury. LewisbuLs. and Wlliamspor At 400 s:CS
o:1O A. NJ. 1890 600 p NJ Sundays. $50 A. NJ. sW
r. a.
ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. n.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park. OCEAN
GToy. ard points south 10 Po1t Psss,n 80 p%
Bank onyJ 4:l5 40. 5:3s e:i5 p Sundays. ss .g
ln.er,aken Asbu:y Park and ocean GroyeO s:U.
Q0:l5 Red Bank onlyD A. NJ, 400 Y VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40, $40 1918 A. NJ. 1:t5 $40. 4:4o. 6:S Saturday.
onlyJ p. NJ Sundays. 1915 A; NJ .,o
For Toms River. Barnegat Park. and Bsrnesat <;a"
$40 A. H.. las. 4:i0 7. NJ sundays, i0:l5 a N -
For Atlantic cry. Vneand. and Brdge'on' 40 A. H.
las p. VI. -. %. "a.
A. NJ 80. las. AIS. 4:40 p. "
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80 >,p or MRS 81. KAUFMAN, s. b. Foine-

WAhhho"' 90 70 rs East 42d Street
Nv YORK. February 2oth. 1898
no MR. OR MRS. NJ. KAUFMAN a.,,,n o ., d Pare p.ss
roy. MISS l.; Ms r. C. w Mclean. Mrs T. T. Hart
l. & whites; ThC%a; M + Shn ss i zlis r EVa
* KS ST j. Barton s Jerome 1 T Ho;, c nsnr
ISs Mr.. b Smith u sTa Ty,i Mr' O. S' chsTck, Mrs
Mrs CAV a. wiliams bridget Atkins John !, FiTne
N. 81 l. Broaahurst Ge -S:o1 Mrs. Il. Waters, Mr.
Harrison Miss Maud ha'''s"' ~
s.ewar l. l. Thomas .,., IN. time for the payment
You ",nsnvs lien upon the property hereinafter oe-
Of M having expired after due notice thereof had peeh
gwen VA goods. personal effects ana merchandise stored
souseho'o Warehouses; De sold public auction
By you ~ IRE statute such maGe and provided
accordns 81 to IS East 4i.t Street on Monday
AT It's w lS!s commencing az 10 O'Clock A. NJ IL sale
Naren opletd on l4th day OF March u VIII be con-
re not Monday March 2lst and 18th respectively al
tnued on NJ and Re continued until all OF the goods
1879 CIV" JOHN r. VAN WORMER.
are sold Secretary ard General Manager.
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RAILROADS.
"AmRaioA's GREATEST RAilRos-.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
- { HUDSON RIVER R. r.
ne F0uR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.

All through trains stop ct Albany. Utica Syracuse
trains leave Grnid Central station. va Stree, and
Fourth Avenue. follows: ~
$50 sT 'Ff 1FtF Fsa'T Ex III famous
Tsrn a hf wSFd n%s nua S ,Is +
limited 70 4. ::,.ns ssDaei,y Connect. Utica
s.45 $"%%$sT %xiL DslIy.s5 rsa.sss:.Dss;:
A%Fs s. sa %it ROCHESTER Son
1000 A. M,.NoRTH SHORE LIMITED: Day. yo,;,s
Gsi:ass 80 s.: ID AVN:
1890 ExrnEsS s,G:s. s y. s,.r, 70;
LOO p -s '5ts HRH1EFsrEpr LIMITED p.iy-ror
Columbus. cii'nnau. Indianapolis and st. Louis
1.OOP M.-cHIcAGO SPECIAL. Dany-For Detroit.
Cevea"d. Toledo and Chicago stops at f0usn-
$50 fFoT xSB Albany spEcIAs s.s:e.
500 0f@y sne Xxx SHORE LIMITED , Dsny g.;
clsyesna KS " Toledo 1905 6, Sni s;so
Saf Sso:.: *, Ts:so S Sf ii Sa
900 MWEsTERN ExPREss n DailyrcSSIi e. No.
NSh halnsoa EH%asi and .le:D.
1870 3uFFA3 SPECIAL T ps,,yg0, VIA nd' Hd
nd SaGS MG.1an and PI 5s ao s2s
BOO Ing M car oy f19 point.
Ry. Lyons and for sufaIo Cleveland lndiAn'D0-
o.15 % II MFHcIr1c EXPRESS payr0S5 . s,5:
cusc Oswego Watertown. Cape Vincent; Us's chi
burg Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveiand Iotsav IA The
s ."n, and except Saturday for Cape vincent
1910 Nsf R EXPRESS Tne,sr. N. ,!n
n'sse sn nigh, .Se Sunday nshi Sun
DAY nights, CHICAGO sleepers leave on S;i ueh,
e:i0 A. " and 32s +. M-Daly except Sunday 70 fi''s
field, via Harlem Division. -. ,..,.,,-.
o;2o A. M-sundays only. TO Pttsneid ana the ne'N''
Hills. via the Harlem Division. .
ALI. NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERs
IAN night trai-- between l65th Street ard poina
he Putnam Division Yonkers in connection
with elevated road The only lima running AL night
trains OF New York.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Tickets Wagner Offices at Grand Central station.
lib. 2Gl fi3 Broadway 81 Eas. i4h St. eto Broadway.
235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125h l25th St. Station
and sh st station New York. 3Ss and I28 Fulton 3d..
and 100 Broadway, e D.. Brooklyn
Telephone "279O Thirty-egh,h Street. for New York
Central Cab service.
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
colt Express Company
JOHN NJ TOUCEY. GEORGE Fl. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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A ENTERTAINMENTS ind subscriptions tor The Tribune
n received a. Uptown Ofice. No 242 broadway.
"a door north ~ 3i.t-t. until o'clock advertise
snt. received ihe following branch ores at regular
Office rates until O'Clock Viz; ia otn-aVe o. O.
cor 23d 49, 6th-Ays. l2th-st; Mays, 6thAve
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SHORE R,R.

Trains I.ave w A2d Station n. T. a. follows. and
Is m earlier from foot Of Franxlin st.:
IO,Ib A. 81 Daily Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo Glove
a,1o p ~ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica, syrs-
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Do
troIt Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis
Sid p Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit SsVeAnd'
Chicago and st. Louis
Tins tables at principal hotels and Offices.
~'A'' n x LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
, ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
= recsved al their Uptown Ofice No. l2i2 Broadway.
% 49, north on 3lst-s until o'clock advert 50
men. received at following branch offices at regular
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-07
CERvERA'S LAST SHIP.
Story Of the Destruction Of the Spanish
:. Cruiser Reina Mercedes
Off SANTIAGO.

Kingston. July THE destruction Of
the Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes
Monday night accounts for the last
ship of Admiral Cerveras once splendid
squadron. She lies today in plain view.
her bow resting on the base of the
beach under Ei Moro. Part Of her
hull Is above water, and her masts and
two stacks are entirely out of water.
1t is not yet known whether she at
tempted to escape from the harbor or
whether the Sraniards tried to sink
her near the hull Of the Merrimac, and
thus block the entrance to prevent the
Americans from getting in.
Her sinking was most dramatic Just
after midnight she was seen drifting
slowly out of the narrow entrance by
one OF the American scouts. In a mo-
ment the feet was ablaze with signals.
and almost instantly an awful hail Of
shells was hammering down upon her.
1t is not known whether she returned
the fire. but the shore batteries opened
and one six inch shell fell on the In
diana's forward deck, exploding be-
low. The explosion occurred in the
mems sleeping rooms, but all were at
quarters. and no one was hurt. No
other American ship was hit during
the engaCement-or incidcnt-which
lasted only few minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-07
SPAIN'S CABINET CRISIS.
A Military Cabinet, Under Marshal Campos,
Will Probably Succeed
Senior Sagasta.

Madrid, July 1.-The cabinet is now
sitting, and its resignation may be
regarded as threatened. The sequel
will probably be a military cabinet
under Marshal Martinez Campos.
There will also be, most likely sus-
pension of the constitutional guaran-
tees.
The authorities kept the disaster to
Admiral Cervera's squadron secret as
long as possible, and even suppressed
the extra editions of the newspapers
giving the facts. The official confirma-
ton therefore, caused O tremendous
impression, particularly in naval and
military circles, where the government
Is accused of ordering Admiral Ger
vera to make sortie. despite the
known opposition of several naval eX-
perts.
The troops are confined to barracks,
as disorders are feared, but up to this
hour there have been no disturbances
in Madrid or in the provinces.
Senor Gamazo, minister of public in
struction and public works, had long
audience with the queen regent yester-
day afternoon, and subsequently con-
ferred with Duke Almodevar de Rio,
the foreign minister. These interviews
have caused much excitement.
The government will transmit to the
powers the protest of the Cuban colon
ial chambers against the American in
vasion of Cuba, which the protest de-
gcribes as "a brutal attempt to seize
territory"