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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-22

What's WILLIAM Penn 20 KenoSha and
20 Tcnn.S-a-.' How and when did h. 80
To either placci II seems thai any h'tle
girl Ia Chicago within a radius Of n mil"
from Hals'.d and Twelfth streets knows
the words To "a singing game which begins
thus
WILLIAM PENN 70 KenoShA
Ash guss n Ttunsssre
Can the philosophers who are deep In
IA. lor. Of childran'- games tell us how
WILLIAM got to henoSha'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-22

The Society for the Suppression OF
Spurious Titles, which has started In hu-i
ne-- In Nansemond county. Va, has an
countsr-d, Ia the prosecution OF it, benef-
cent work. an obstacle which cynic- only
and not true regorm.r-. would in,crpuse
To the hindrsnce OF such an undertaking
This obstacle IL tho prosaic but we'll
founded objection that the town ~ SUI
folk. Va. Will the outlying territory 81
Nan-emond, l. not the proper plac- 20
initiate such reform To le potent for
good, To strike a gross evil a. th" very root
o. convev any probable ASSURANCE Of gen
uine triumph, such an organization should
ave been started either Ia Arkansas. the
region of Majors. or In Kentucky. the Com
monwealth - Colonels. and not In a State
In which titles are comparatively few.
and where those that are reNpgnized have
been legitimately earned bv services upon
the field. la the conference hall. the court
or on the high seas
In some parts of Kentucky. for Instance.
the It'll" Of Judge has its origin In the e.
tabli-hed proficiency Of the holder "a a
judge Of whl-kev
The Suffolk cpunty rcformer- ar. work
ing Ia a field which give- promise Of less
important results than might Ia a'tained
elsewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-22
Nr lawson and Hls Bost.


7 AN sorry for Mr. Thomas " ~srr ~
Boston lie f. showing n certain is "
Of spirit which seems a. ltt~ ,. .H't .
Will tho accepted idea - a spot f. .
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that ~ no bis rac~- are secured o. '' 'f'"
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and cr-tly yacht ~Il b. cousirr~t %
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much - n Mr. Lawson were sryrr. z
governed ~ all-hv a schoolhot .. y
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he. IN -tnHsh nv hat. and thrne r' .
n~V c,ichcf'- glove into the ff,"r We.
perhaps u isn't Important Nha' NJ 'rH %
do ~ dos@ nj do ono 'hiug .s a~-' ',
aud that b. that be- never souId have '.' q
49, - representative Aucu,ar sI.'fr
o. D. pittrd against 80 GRACEFUL "a .".' '
Sir Thnuas i4ptur u Upton Wen" Z
puurav-n ~ could sTord lawson
- 80 ~~l out 90 vtHf rigN' have 'r' =
bad o.
nut ~bs, = rit, - destroy 49, urr-'r 8
h4af
4 went mo ~lndctsrdrrHs that 300 e
fsHl 81 lfa-,f she So auusrrrt.r v Z
and sh.r in se.k het uvr i.NsI uef .H
hsd be- uu'Iu-s- 'o tsfrs hrf HHfH o. HHu o.
~hrr. sHs dd unt trloug ur lr pol
- udIum oi tho ~uul- uHuaIUr sIIHHh
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
ijGriition Sales.
SUPREME COURT, County Of New YORK

=, Dennis J. Brien Plaintiff against Ellen Burke. e,
eni partition duly entered in the above entitled action
referee IN n ad Gay Of June lsel The qndeTsgned the
ion m at The New York Real Estate Sales Room No
sne az 10 state Of New York day August
sISoneers the premises described in said judgment
PARCEL NO. l.. NO. $50 EAST 5oTfI STREET
lying and being in The eSe eu or parcel OF Land sTat %
@ Mew York bounded and described follows: Beginning
distant hundred ana twenty five feet Westwardy
Xorhey Ms'e6y aS Te Of t Avenue running thence
TSet five inches to the middle line OF the block thence
Avenue hundred feet ve inches 70 Fifyninh street
and thence Eastwardy along said Fifty-nnth street
55 feet kSo % the PLACE S Of sa @ being the
PARCEL NO : 10 ss1 EAST BOTH STREET
the Borough Manhattan city Of New York beginning
two bundled an fone feet Western from the
and paya ide , of Fs & Avengs running thence Norhey
D55he nGhfs to 1 the middle Line q the block westerly
t vrnna running & theme sq1aesy again pe1se With
Street, thence Easeriy along TTfty-nnth Street
neng Ie the same premises known No. 3s1 East
PaARcEI. NO 3, NO as4 EAST GOTH STREET
an that certain lot piece parcel OF land bounded
souhGry line Of sixeth street distant two hundred ed and
SIX feet Wsswardly from the southwesterly cor
ming from said point westwerdiy along stxeth Street
NTH { First Avenue Ave one hnndred feet and ye inches
said centre line Of the boc feet Snd
thence Norhwardly line parallel with First Avenue
one hundred feet and five inches the said Southerly
line of SXtieth Street at the point OF beginning being
the same premises known as No 33i East Goth Street
Dated. New York, July Sth 1901
WILLIAM L. TURNER. Referee
DAVID H TAYLOR Esq. Attorney Plaintiff. 81
NG54T s{raet NsB Y9Ts Tln Gity ,,,r
neys for Defendant Mary o Bren 9G Broadway New
York City.
a M 81 srts t Nss 46
City.
JOHN H RoGAN Esq. Attorney for Defendant
BrldgGt O,8rien. 1t5 Nassau Street New York City
JOHN MIIHOLLAND. ESQ. Attorney for Defendants
John & p o fren ct al: 200 broadway. New York City
VICTOR j. BOWLING. Esq. ATTORNEY for Defendants
Ellen BuTke ct al, $50 Broadway, New York CITY
ADDISON 5. PRATT. Esq. Attorney for Defendant
Dennis q E{rten. 141 Broadway, New York City.
JAMES KEARNEY ESQ. Guardian ad iItem for In
ient Defendants Mary O'Brien ano 22O Broadway,
LOUIS WFRTHFTMFR. ESQ. Guardian ad Item FOR
CIV. ~ '
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

orange and muddy white In the Maryland collec-
tion there Is venomous spreading red adder capt
ured near Laurel; curious chain snake. strong
and wicked; marbled saamander from Laurel
ard q raro little redback salamander from Wood
side Virginia has contributed green queen snake
caught at Arlington n large garter snake captured
In Fairfax County. water snake from Alexandria
County, red line horn snake from Arlington. a
red snake from Balls Cross Roads, and tiny
green snake. The exhibit is without Maryland
Virginia rattlcr. copperhead or viper.
A few of the Florida snakes shown are a big
banded rattler, ugly water moccasns, funny
harlequin snake covered with red and black
squares. yellow chicken snake, brown corn snake
a copperhead, banded water snake, garter snake
chain snake. scarlet snake. horn snake, and yell
low coachwhip with black head.
There is a siren, black and eel-like, from Oakley
s.. c.: Congo snake hellbender from Penn
sylvana, ella monsters from the Southwest. a fox
snake and hog nosed snake from Iowa
In the turtle collection there great logger
heads diamond back and red bellied terrapins from
Maryland, soft shell turtles from Georgia. West
box turtles from Illinois, hicatees from jamaica
Texas
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
LORD ROBERTS'S ORDFRLTFS.
EXPERIENCES OF SIX INDIAN TROOPERS IN
LONDON.
From The London Express.

rIOin Inc London Express.
England plenty good. but plenty cold"
e5s from our Indian Empire who acted as Lord
Roberts's orderlies, and now seeing the sights
OF London under the charge of Captain Maxwell
one Of his staff
Three are Mahometans and three Hndoos The
TWO castles occupy separate rooms indoors but
when they put uniforms TO go out sightseeing
they are all soldiers OF the Empress" and walk
together as such. All Duffadars-that is
native sergeants.
They have something of cities and men, and
though appreciative of London, less impressed
,ihey took Mime. Tussauds calmly being struck
chiefly by the efigy of William the Conqueror
desterday they went for a walk in the West End
ana saw plenty people"
Saturday evening the Hndoos cooking sup
per and the Mahometans playing cards Yusufa-
lee Khan and Yesseen Beg played Duffadar Mir
gaashah ga and the visitor 1t merry party
had nine cards, and the play was from right to
lott instead Of left 70 right. This, the novice
was confusing
Yusufalee Khan led cunningIy and Yesseen Beg
uumped Judiciously, but Duffadar Mirbadshah
made up for his partners blunders by fnesse OF a
high order. The Express man was too much oc-
OF fneSsing.
The men do not play for pce-money They are
very temperate In every way The Hndoos drink
OF course, are total abstainers
Ihelr food Is chiefly fowls. eggs rice milk, fish
ana lrult Four chickens are provided for them
dispatch themsel Ives. They do their own cooking
right from the beginning. On Saturday the fish
monger brought some fish which. in ignorance OF
native customs, he had Cleaned" himself. They
promptly condemned that fish unclean how
ever, and threw it away with expressions of dis
gust.
soldiers with silver watches. Here Is the inscrip-
ton on one:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
A SELF-LOCATING FOGHoRY.

From The Engineering News.
A fog signal which is sef-locating was recently
tested at Falkner Island by the United States
Lighthouse Board II consists of a siren driven by
a gas engine and provided with eight megaphoneS
pointing the points of the compass SPECIFIC sig
nails are automatically given through each mega
phone. For instance, II there Is long blast the
signal is north Of the observer; long and one
short bast indicate that the signal is directly east
etc Ii has been found that when a vessel is vii hin
half a mile of the apparatus the signal pointing
toward it can be heard very plainly, while the
others are scarcely audible AT distances of from
two miles 1T is impossible to hear any signals
those from the megaphone pointed directly
al the observer. 4 modification OF the apparatus
has been perfected for dse on board ship.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

The following approximate amounts Of the taxes
assessments or other liens upon the said property which
20 be allowed the purchaser the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. from which e
deducted any paid liens and 10
which IS 90 10 added the OF interest
ON Parcel No. 1. Croton Water Tax. s33O0.
on Parcel No . Croon Water Tax. $50 % Mortgage.
Ist. 1901.
on Parcel No. ,. Croton Water Tax. $500
WILLIAM /. TIRNER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
THE SNAKE COLLECTION IN WASHINGTON

From The washington Star.
The ophidiarium OF the National Museum is in
Vaued by rew sightseers, though those who go
there may get many thrills The ophidiarium Is
mat section Of the museum set apart for the
hlbition of snakes. The snakes exhibited there do
not bite or writhe or run. They counterfeit
presentments wrought I'm plaster. bat so defty
wrought frequently to deceive. The cooring
and coing are realistic. The exhibits of peculiar
interest to Neutrality-suspicious. are those casts made
from reptiles native to the District OF Columbia,
maryland and Virginia. From the District there
is big pilot snake long. thick and nearly black.
looking very much like the gopher snake of the
Tar South. Then there is representative OF the
boa family in the form of long. slender black
snake captured in the District The District has
also contributed a dusky saamander little lizard
IKE reptile. AS representatives of the District
there are also two big bulfrogs of pale dun
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
AN EPIDEMIC or INTOLER1yCE
PUERILE' GRorEsoUE AND CoNrEMpTIBLE
SCHEMES To ANNOY IN FRANCE

PUERIIE GRoTEsQUE AND CoyrEMpT1BG.E
SCHEMES TO ANNOY IN FRANCE.
Paris correspondence Of The Pail Mall Gazette
l mentioned at Christmas time that a campaign
against lead soldiers had been starred b,5 eono ~
taristn uglnehied cranks among the anti-mili-
soldiers soldiers might seem 20 establish a record in The
promptly been found numbskuils TO go n sfep fur
t hner. 70 ADD to the beauty Of the feat it has
been achieved. not by coterle Of fatuons private
s siTnpMiet9ns M but by a public body The Town Coun
ists "a ba i, MI f'enne ief of the Radical Social
the local infant schools ami crGcbes Rnt IN tbe
H. o1 your enlightened revolutionary councillor
idea arr arr tpys OF baleful influence on the young
; tIeai ana me money was only granted with the
drums and INC tnat none of i shC ud be spent
cainmistad iN Nuthpets. because these objects
it, Tia.Cuiaed TO arouse the most deestabIe martial
The same Town Council had rreviousl,, 1istir-
su3hed itself by issuing decree forbGGing PRIESTS
tire in the streets b or Srdnary eccesastica at
vexlng the clergy first hit upon hy the Mayor
four or five other Mayors eager 10 rival tbd coy
vertab abIe efdy HGfiorley ana ridicule The truth Is
rance and Is showing itself in a series of puerile
dents porb ana contemplate inventions and Incl
neiils @ "orlhy OF sectaries fanaticaI as Loyola
ana and as crack Drained as Anacharsis Ciootz An
certain NJ 05 Toursnoj Fn lust 6 Occurred u Limoges
Pecunar Hghts OF the Jacobin faction in the Cham
town Of Saint Leonard NJ Tourgnol n has s' decided
mat the doles Of bread distributed weekly IN the
!ocanty TO the very poor are henceforth to be
stopped In the case of parents guilty Of tha crime
OF sehding their children to the free schools organ
1 ineu py by the M relgious orders The money which
pays Tor the charitable distributions in question is
drtinntion % }ise GI}niIse by the taxpayers without
IIouTgnoIs arbitrary measure the more indefensible
but in spirit 1t is worthy of Torauemada II may
seem to be a far cry from lead soldiers to priest
icals of and the same baking and the
trifiing examples have given OF their r3bId fanat-
which will be BATTERED by the bin about to come
ordor 'ie Chainper Tor discriminating the religious
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
CIRCUMSTANTTAL EVIDENCE.

From The New-York Weekly.
Waiter (mysteriously)-Send for a detective
quick.
Head Waiter-What's up?
Waiter-See that woman over there? She's man
IN disguise
Head Waiter-Phew, How dye know?
Waiter-She ordered res'lar square meal, ar
gave tip.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
TlM0RE g. OHIO RAIIgDAn
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin Station. Yo<k. a, fol
lowe. and Is min later foot West 42d n. r.
ITO a M-For INTERIM points to Albany & Month.
40 A Nd Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer q CatsNilis-
tlO:3G A M-SarstOga and Buffalo Express
a M-(2D Lake Mohonk Mnnewaska Express
tl2:45 NJ -(Sl-Catskin Mountain Express
Il 90 M-Chicago Express
M-Cont. Lin. Detroit. Chi. & IsouIx
1926 Mo Ulster Express to CatskIu Mts
M-til Fer Hudson River Points
M-F'or IOch.. Buffalo. C1eve'd & Chicago.
t1:s5 M-For Roch.. Buffalo, Detroit & ST. Louis
M-For SYRIA. Roch. Mag Falls 4
-Daiy tuaily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn Al.
mex No 1. a f9:i5 NJ: fi0:45 NJ: at fIe.IO p
NJ; 4 al 1906 ? NJ Leaves Jersey City. p. r r. STA
20 / a f0:s5 A NJ: fl12o A NJ a NJ. 4
1895 NJ Time tables az principal hotels and
y. q. LAMBERT Gen.l PASSENGER Agent n "
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
Ocean Steamers.

kgORTM @[EfRRlAM llOWDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
Observation-Disclosures
HGiser w m Or July 80 Kaiser Wa Or. -
Heltetn NJ tn. Aug ~ kaiserin NJ. TIL Sept. 10
LAM 90 "Iatn- II
sailing at 10 =. NJ Pier 30. North River.
TO Southamp - Bremen
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOuTHASiPTON- N-LONDON-UARIS)-B BREMEN.
Aug. = II AN CIR Kurfarst. Aug. 20 Pm
y i-eise Aug TX 10 AM III. H. Sept. : 10 AM
Fr Ger Gr Aug. 80 10 AM Bsrbarossa Sept r. AN
FROM New Pier foot Of Sd st. lI0bokeL.
Ito BreTnen only.
MEDITERRANEsN SERVICE
GIBRALTAG-NA PLf-S-GENOA.
Aug TO- PM IiiOh zOll'n Sept. Noon
Aux II. 10 All Werra Sept. IA. 10 M
AFaVe- Aug 81, 10 AM AIier. 81. II AN
I'dohenzollern). formerly Kaiser VIM. III.
rFor Congress ST., BROOKLYN Take
oELRICHS & co. NO. . BROADWAY
Louis Fl. Meyer. ~ Third ST. Phila.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
9OS \. NJ. and 3 81 P NJ Daily. except Sundays. II
Pittsied North Adams Saturdays only 2-i5
7. NJ; sundays ony. at 9.20 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket 1.216 Broadway. - .
Union So. w. 275 Columbus Ave. I25th
and Stations York; 3sS 72o
Fulton l0s Broadway. E D.. BROOKLYN.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street Central 6sb
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence b.
Westcott Express Company.
p. :. BLODGETT. GEORGE H DANIELS.
-f,sa la,- u N,.auF
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
ROYAL. BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADEI.PHIA.
800. 1000. '1i 80 A. NJ, fLGo
'I3n $500 f40o sfiO0. t4So 400 200. tTS0.
1900 sfs % p VI, sl215 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
1000. I'll 80 A. NJ. HOO -1.S0 $40.
800 200 p NJ. .12 II mdt
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot OF Rector ST.
Through Point Pleasant 900 1000. Hoo a NJ. LOO.
200 2 as $50 $50 p. NJ Through to Ocean Grove. 500
p u sundays through to POiR Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ.
100. 500 Z. NJ.
Ofnces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. 1ls 2si. 4s4
f2OO 1884 R'way fS2 9th Av. TST 9Th . 81.
west 1853 East 1esth ST. 27s West i25th ST. 245 COum
h,is Av New Z Court St. 3it. $50 Fulton ST.
brooklyn: broadway. Wiiliamshurs New York Trans
calls For and checks baggage 20 destination
.Fron Liberty only. 'DaIly- tDaily. except
aay. sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
LaCkaWanna Railroad

A DVERTIsEMEsNTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office, No. 12s2 broadway
I'd 3lst-s, until advertise
received the following branch offices
office until o'clock viz: 25i Sth-ave-,
cor 2Sd st: l52 9th l2thst; Macy's. 6tha
and 14thst: Columbusave.. West 66ths
West 42d st. near dth,aye 90 East lith-st e5T West
42d 7th and Sth
81 ave. between 10th and ITth SITS: 1.oe6 sdave.
6lstst: 1.7oS lstave. near ssthst 756 Tremont-ave
600 3d-nve ave-: Beecker-st.
325 Beecker-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
Railroads.
pENHSYLV'ANIA
d

W ~ 81 d u - q q II ~ H
D
G bEsBRossEs sSs 81 AND coRrINbP T sTTEEEr AND
OThc leaving time from, De.broxses nna
e"rtinndt Streets Is ave minutes later than
that SiScr below for Trenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted.
New YORK to Plsburs Sleeping car Pittsburs
es a n EsS 40 TosSHSs SH.a TO t,sogss ,,,v,,n,
o.So A NJ PENNsYLvANIA 7. 'i.IMITED.-Puilman
For cReaso p.@s cs@aa ' asdo cSsiaas
rs +: e1iicasS s5 aSD 's'iI- 81 LOUIS ExrREss
CSt TOLEDO Louisville tvta cneinna'O. Indianapolis
5-5a NJ T,' LOUIS i:Hs ESxsffRzss-For rttsburx
o.55 NJ WFsTERN ExPREss 1EHss chleaso.
SS,. rscIFTe EHPRHs@Eor rI,tssars ND nd
Roate cob@s s kpSSv o fsy VIA SssnaP9S aa
AZ f1;Is S.v.sSs AS9 SasS2s 1 es
-. MAsHIXGifTT,oNN' ifT,N' AND THE SOUTH
fc o $50 1910 tDesbresses ana COrandT srees q
Desbrosse s Sarsl ss, iGe9 ppss ss Sa 2 g. Is Con
binn ca = al c11 rq1i9T s9 and PsIs Grs @ IL 10 night
Sion s lo 81, Pnlrg Gn5 55 Dining m car SIS
te5 dining Carr. Dining Carr. s25 p. M. III
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-Express SOS 4.25 p. M. i2i
ATLANTIS M COAST LINE.-Express. s.55 a. m and s'2'
sEBoRD AIR LINE and Ms, y %
NORFOLK % al. AND WESTERN RAu.wAY.-FOr Memphis
caFsAPEAKE ( ohio p 'RaiLwSE-s.55 a. and ss'
F6R OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-105 a M
w rMeeH-I1ys and $50 daily
sIndeY m and 2so p 2: R1yst
arnr Cars and Standard Coaches on week days Saor
Coaches
CAPE MAY--I25J n N
For points on New York and Inpg Branch Railroad tso,n
a1e Saturdays onyl 22a e@ s3e5 10. 800 and
TO D. m Sundays. T.55 0 25 m, 4 - m trora
sn-oSses 10 oo and Cortlani S,rsetsl 3 300 a M,
ana 900 n FoH oignfsEi Eli e. DO :"
GO tDsSIhroSses ard Cortiand Streets 2m 10
20 20. 30 l353 Penna LiulteD. 1910 tles2rosses
Sad C9Tandt Streets 70 2o1 Dni1s carr lOa I2aias
streets Sem POS. rs. sS as as DINING car
- tDlntng Carr. 555 Dining carr. Ia5. So SSa
= o p m u 10 night sundays g. 10 53 mo coaehss
szN SOD 95 S55 U.irnitedl. 955. 1875 dining carr
a. m !. 50 Los DINING Carl, 3e5 355 4es tpisinS
ar $50 Dinir.- Carr 555 Dining Car). $50. So
Saa. ~ D. m. i2 night
ilest oices Nos 4G1. ITs6 1854 III and 2Gt Broadway
IT, rfta Avenue lhelov 23e ST.; Astor House. Wes.
weny-third Street Station. and stations foot OF Des
presses and Cortlandt Streets Court Street 500 Fulton
street: os broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station
Srooklyn Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company viii call for nd check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination Telephone '9is
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
]. b. HUTCHINSON. J. T.. WOOD.
General Merager- General Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

needed, and when this amount of tickets has been
seo the sale will cease. The other drawing netted
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

1:l5 A.M.-Day Express oswego. 500 A M
v:05 AM.-Liberty Express ...-..-....--.. g:l5 A NJ
1850 Noon.-Mount'u Sdney--...-...sl2.l5 p M
l245 PA.f-Saturdays Rockland III 90 p NJ
800 Pn.-Vsstnue Lid 70 RocSlane--.... ais PM
eO5 AM-f-Sun- Spl to Midw'y Park....-.. ip:lS A Nj
str Homer Ramsdeli from Pier "a N Z. 0.10 w.
i29th ST. 10 A. NJ. connects a Cornwau
fSafurdays only 1Dauy.- fSundays only,
Parlor Car at ADS Broadway onlv
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
5tfa nlbpQl9.
AND POINTS IN

IONOSJ u w IN NEW ENGLAND.
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN River
Leave Pier 10 y r. foot Of Warren ST. Weekdays and
sundays ~ $40 7 NJ Steamers PRISCILLA AND PURI-
TAN. Orchestra each.
PROVIDENCE LINE via Providence-Leave Pier IS
y. Z. os Murray St Weekdays only at 6 p M.
Strs PLYMOUTH and CONNECTlCCT. Orchestra on each
STpSf$GTON LINE. via Stonugton-Leave Pier 80
= r.. Spring ST. Weekdays only 630 p NJ
Steamers MAINE. and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE via New I0ndon--Leave Pier 36
steanlefs CITY or LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE-From Pier % +. r.. foot OF Peck
slip Weekdays Steamer CHESTER W. CHAPLIN leaves
900 7. NJ RICHARD PECK 1900 Midnight. Sundays
CHESTER " CHAPLIN leaves at $50 a. NJ. Returning
leaves New Haven 3I5 p NJ a delightful sunday trip;
oil CAV Long Islnna sound
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

hudson RIVER gT DAYLIGHT,
Pan American Route with y Y: c; West Shore r n
I.alatBl Day Steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY
Fastest and finest
DAILY except Sunday
For the CRskillS. Albany. Saratoga Buffalo and
points North West.
Lenve Brookiyn Fulton 81. Cby AnneE). sGa II.
Desbrosses 81. Pier. Pier........-......-......s.4 $40 60
- West 2Fi 81
Landing Mt Yonkers, West Point NewburEh Poug,-
keepse Kingston Point CRtskH Hudson and Albany.
Through tickets Buffalo all points sale
ticket including OF York Trans
fer Co. who check residence
CONCERTS MORNING & AFTERNOON
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
CENTRAL R. R. Of new JERSEY.

Liberty St and South (time South Ferry i've
minutes earlier than below, except Roted)-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

MAM3U2G-AMERIgAN LIME.
TWlN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
Pi+f NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r. ssIsnlerck. Aug /. 10 AM Columbia. AM
,eutschland Aug. s. II AMI %. 10 AN
a. NictoTia Aug. IL. 10 AN Deutschland = 10 AN
IWIN-SCRFW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday
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EDEN; RUSSIA and DENMARK from Hamburg
4rg; io by the yacht PRINZEcSSIN VICTORIA
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