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fF S ' - y THE SPEC, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1897. .. 0 1
EQDAUZIXG STATE TAXES.
l"Y o.. .n tdaiu.-.r ...
ltttm i .lira .ra.cntAr- lnrrnr.
VT ,- " Th State Board of Equal.-
LB1 ,' . ,.'i , tr1 inlorjtol the equalisation
, .J. r..- -.-a-irieiiciru oo Oct. 1 next.
B-i st""' -i.-:,,,.l03 oa e ewssia
V .iie " '"'J' "Ityn Increase orer
moVa' ' '"' v,t Mr of l3-G7--33- Tn I
T . ...teJ t, of personal pruixrtT U
Sjiv.'-..-. n '.aortase of W.SS0.5S2.
Tv ,. H. S'-Vl ""M deducted from
J ...-'i - T T--- ia Kln" co-mix.
;"" ,:,'irt''-";:eJ '' rear. Try.ht
"fci ti. of y.eeas countr realty SIT.
Iffi" " 11 n'.dfi. U rear. i?int 8..3T3..
l'l' Ii 1- !,,:'s ""un:J' ta board added
u'-nMi.- I" t0 h 'cd value of
.!.. vir !...2ia wa adde.1.
? .'"' a- . -."t0 added to Its as
fri va..e -'( Itr '-hlj rear, but 1.10.1T6
!v ).' yifona. prorf-r sub.'ejt to local tax
oa la Sj " ":jr tWl """ U S31''13''--5
ia .itr-a over Ut year of SlI.OtM.KSl:
.j;r o -a"T. fU.M3.75t', a decreae of
11"'.J a VJtt county. -, 47U.50, art
fccra of .::.:-. ' l county. l.7l4..
, . t ifi-i-v Jl-U.100. and la Richmond
ms.-i.t i".'. --,- decrease of S13.SW. The
wiiai ' ' ' fi-i"l ralieof pni.nalpp,p-
irtr D-'t 'lVJJ -'-'T 'r 5:at'"" DurI'" this
" , "' ..' aa.tat a.t1.3iHi last
L.. i . seii ,'"w York ha f?'.
JTV,- .- i 'rireru. aiiit 3.-j-".-Jwjj
.'"' .-. n..a,-i 5i2.yjO.577, asaiojt
I tvT'Em 1w" ' Bo.ini copjprlie the thr
I S'ii T" ' "r a-i-toner, Martin Heertuance
I fi Poaiaf!-.f. rilward I. Adams of Klmira.
I "f oja-..: L Jni.iu of Ki. an.l Secretary
I oT ut r'i j.t ?".a:e Treasarer Colvln. At-
I ?,i-ii v,-r..-i. Hau. " t Speaker of the A-in-
I fci-" M E. I' Ondy. Uent-Oov Vo.-d-
I i-il t .'opt-), -r r..'tr:., and .ate Engineer
I uin V . orient but the last thre
I ijjiiei i'l "3" Lie--'ant Governor it the
I frt .rt---i -e -n the Equalnat.on Board
I .( h v i '-- l ,a,i PL" " Pfocerty Inter-
I J,-rv '-i'- Br-nt The b-.-ini met In the
I Prtretar -'a'e ? Sl e and was m session
I I? i " " ' la our- evr Yor and
I B-iija J.'-e usuajy ba.1 represeniativei
I cAfse-: " fir a reduction of e.walued
I wj ti .- ; r :'' counties, but not so to-
I in A 'sm- M the y county apceartnic
I rtfu--; r a -e-ij- icn. lTe.idcnt H.er-
I mjjii: ).' it i-a' Tt Ommlion submitted
I fcr ' P" " '-' iat.on tab.e for lie cocj-
I k,j ja. r-or ijj ir vrhich the tai rate o'
I j7 iwj Jx ! v e '.as: Lee la:ure n to be
I ferasi. Jad w a '-he rab.e preheated a report
I tea the ooiu.ssion on its orlc for the present
I jtir. Th-s rewrt .iys:
I -Tie is- -d viiiie of real and personal
I srrcerty taxable 'ocajly for all parposea 'n the
I fj of Sf" its for tbe year lU6 shows a
I set sun of 51 J- J"i.l over the as.-esomert
I of l-US. as jci.i' a r.ec ;in for 'he year l'.'i
I tier the Tar 1-t'l of "3.t530.73i. In con-
I brauty "a '-he mjuirement of the revised
I tix law -. h wen: tn'o e.Tect on the 13th day
I f Joae. l-i. we n.ir made every effort to en-
I, faa tae pnj:oo of the law reiiulrtas that ail
I erajerty. rea. aa,l personal, be isseased at full
I vatie. We aave been ia freo.un: tommuaica-
I' ton w.th '.Ota. assessors ta.rouhout the State.
I tad from rrports receiveil up to ibi tlaie have
I trsry reason .o heueve th.v: the as-eement 'or
I tie yr lJi" wtU saow a Iarje increase over
I- bat cf l'K. particularly In the matter of per-
buI prjey
m. Tie eo.'iaiadoa table toi a.loptel In exeiru-
in session wttaout dxmasion. and Sies the
I vruHaeti va.se of r'nl estate la New Yeri
l eouarr t SI.-20 W.iW. Kinoes. 5340.921),-
I: Q'leeos. S-4.-5.,--3: saSoIk. S2t.3J.-
JO). Rnaomi. S'2.il).6.-3. The fouowinjt
B Bteateen couaties tad tte-e additions made to
fise u-essed va.u.i of Uietr realtv: Clinton.
113.20- Cortland. 31 ."M.-tU. Poltoo, !.-
fjU" Genesee. f-T m)! . Hertmer. 2.'M1.-
Jji, Lewts. J-0.o'20 Ne York. S 9.-
W3; OnMila. ii.l0'7.-2: jrinc. 812.31;
Otsera. $; I22.-10. Queens. rl.37.124; rlK-h-
toad. M,iO.W). Eoc-id. S1.i5o7J2j':
Jsnaari, S2.033 -35. iuS i. 53.77.t'0.
tomptas. l,U,J-.954 Westchester. SSv-MK.-B
K-the totai additions amocctta to S147.
B H&S4J. which amount waa taken from the
B xhsrforty-tiirw!Connuaasd added to theabove
B tuaed seventeea. The equalised table adoptei
B b-lay is ba--e.t a;on tae aeeseed values of
B IHtfj and the work of ie asses-ors thronuou:
B t state thu year w-u not taken Into eonsld
naon a: i aad wU not bear fruit until La
B toasCoa of nex: year s ernl!r-itliin tabU.
I BVlfASlTUBIAy CXIOX.
I Urn Tle-?rraldeot SiiaaH4 rr mt Btv
B las BaiBloi.. Seeurltj.
B Beajaala F. Holsva. the Vlce-Preaidenc and
I Trsaiarer of in organization calling itself the
I Eiaiaaitarjin Union, witb an office at 316 Eas:
I Fftmnta icreet. was brought to Jefferson
Itirist Police Court yesterday on a tnmmocs
I tsuiaed ay Frederick H. Elliott of 317 Park
I Ve.Br50m.w!ioallev:eii that the defendant
hi attempted to w,:hhold money wbtch bad
I Sea r.73 him as securitr.
I EUio:: laid that last May he became manager
BJ tt 2u H-;Tr..iai:an.in L'nion at a salary of 512 a
I wtes. He aut np U0O in cash as security with
I Ebtnes. No salary was fortheomfny. and two
jnuifrrwl Ei-iott cave up '.he place .nd
B usaaaiieii j.. set urty. It was returned to him
pnnallsiais ua-il li)7 was cUd. and there
3eo so proitm-t of ittiaa the balance be
taiLthi 2ie re-Presiiient of the uoncera to I
son. I
As evidence of the husisesa the union seeks
j ptrusii't ae omplamanc tntroducea in ert
B iacttr j.jj -finmns as follows:
B la 'he i--in-iit.on " the Humanitarian
t talon ! e- -o ;mdy in prwttciU shape f he
trii tan.it- d .jfe. the raeinin of creation. I
t Uarlr a in vriai brotherhool of man and
m otfitic-uoo.. of ijo!.'
Afar suae more of the same tort, the cir-
cxlr us
J1,5 ia.on j aow prepared to oiler the Illiu
m BvUdrhr ifwjilVW, -he L'nite.. state, Rejris
j w iaiir on .y rompony Trvelers" Accident
j annzcr pnw-t at $3ijy orepai.i for one year
tail ior, , , r of .joth's for il.S). Th com-
ivu T l '' rhe-e three articles Is -t.SO."
I n"'J"in'3 -o work forOol aad bimanity
Ir.0""1 v 7 l l memcer of the union ' ls
BJ trai n '.henrctjar as we Cjuaurtcution for
I rt1 r,a. lia.io makes the naive statement
H yo" !llT! no hoy to weir the suit of
vlc " caa T've it to sotu'1-.o.iy bo hu a
J J0?- The Pr.wnt of the 'oni.ern is Dr. Fred-
c liorruon. M. A., ana Anna Herc.be U
rcury.
,,'fli,K'eU.-i that Holmee told him that he
zS Pn 3'l),',l anit the Primdent nearly an
J?.. .u3m ar ai 'oncern. He found out later
Bgt fh'W r ao funds invested at all.
ti 'ff i,-m """' nm-lf liable, and s-ild that
U OM pa: 'Ja,. i(7 out of his own po-.ket. a
Su?""1 " 'bort of funds. Magistrate Hedxeo
fi"? a"" th be w .iaote to arrest on aerlm
BJ Sfi, , f l'"i Holmes promlaeil to pay back
I TL n w Ei-'r-,t 'innn the week. Elliott
BJ ; ""' - ""' so the Magistrate let
H ST. " warning that unless the
BJ ""X wai paui a warrant would bo Issued.
XlCKtll'S B4I tttCTCLK RECORD.
U Jan frae. r.r Sc.allac Om Acla !
B ta T.IU.
I T1'7 Pck"- M Te" old. of M Oraham
BJ J. Jersey City, an alleged professional
rjf1" hf. for whom the police have been
rMtor "7ral weeks, was captured by De
al P H""i,!r"r 'ui rralgned before Acting
Con?JV'"',, ia3 'a t Second Criminal
ffi'krer"!TruJ'.rsrday morning. TJcker
UAr7,"'' na J lT 30 n John Whyard
I JuiEiV ' the Bower7, thu city, for -,.
toli,11'" -"mmittiM him to the County Jail
wuj;1, ,a ;ctn of the Grand Jury, flicker
tal? "" f''- in on July 1. laa.
w aja a ucyi,. io served nine month.
Hj Tk. Mtslbcr.
I h1' ""1 ,!l0,r,rT eondttlona preranxl yerterdar
I 7'll8c"'''"r"l''0nalo'er'lorldi. a rmlafaU
. iuo' 'a lentyfor boars was rtpomd
r m. Ia u, other tIont fair weather
H tu'""1 '! Urawttf .u tbnt aormU orr
H IU ItT"1 sortl"a "f tte '"'satry. beta h!aett ov.r
"'-''wTtl.j alow.prear axeacovsred
JB '"Wi a. 'eatrs of th. (Jtstttrtane. beta
I WlV""3 "Wlin 'a,1 Cakou. Th lemp-ratan.
BB h.,i """Ea'aaaaca:rmalaec;BarltuUoaary
BJJ ar i ti. u,.
H hta'i,7tl:'' 'Ur WM '" "ada aorth.a.urly
H L,TT'1',luf,ln''M "''' l .fufnoo..v.r
H J, "la,,howi 4fen. aunUiiny U
BB , J" 11J1-i'ciait.mp.ratur7Jluwi7J-.
4? U, lij
I ,?rn' """' " tlw Ca", stit wth.r Bo
jj "-. to. wmprtuyMir(l.r " follows!
11X ' PX Tl 87-
ti uuij . e.j- es
H -ii,ir,,, roMcasiroa wedsisoat.
, '"'""' Vw '"" ""'" Vltu(o.oaa
BB or t- ', ""''-"' as.Vrl mit . Mrwr.
BdviZ' . rV,')f "'"nbu. Delaw.r.. Maryland,
H iS!' e,-nJJ'ad hi a tjup.rtnx., tast-
BrtBaaaaaaaaaMaaMaaaaaaaaMii.MMitmiti" '
AW INCIDENT AT THE CITY HOSPITAL
A Womfin'a lilfb Dreljr STed bj a Critical Operation Her Health
Destroyed.
There was a hurry call for the ambulance of the City Hospital. In the
course of an hour a . very sick joanrf woman was brought In on a
stretcher. Sbo was pale !ujfe death and evidently suffering keen agony.
There was a hasty exam sV Inatlon and a consultation. In less than a quar-
n b Tfc. j 'er ' aa nour '8 Pr creature
$-g$kejt--$ tJJjTlL ijiui was on the operating table to un-
i PC r A. iBSv ?Ifwk.i dergo the operation called ovarl-
i JwBjaeq's"' ib TLere was no time for the usual I
I rk'A fi- Jil preparation. Her left ovary was on the
4WvC" -' point of burstlup: when It was removed
I W9f?'2ri jr " UterallT disintegrated. VL It had
f7 ' S burst before removal she would .
1 X,' hare died almost Instantly 1 -At""
That younj woman had had warn- Kvs? 7
Ings enough la th terrible pains, the burning; j i'"2
sensation, the swelling low down on her left v u-V
side. No one advised her, so she suffered tor- J i i JMOHsTTIIl.
tures and nearly lost her life. I wish I had -jSffffiirVfSS
met her months before, so I could have told p" r&fiMWMnQiSSf
her of the virtues of Lydla E. Pintham's l) fffiBM
Vegetable Compound. As It Is now, the la ""SgK-"" "ls irSjiiiy
a wreck of a woman. i.jL'i fcT5iS"
Oh, my sisters, If you will not tell a J" 5.
doctor your troubles, do tell them to a woman who tOJV.
stands ever ready to relieve you! Write to Mrs. SSv7
Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., confide freely to her ail fl I v,
your troubles, and she will advise you free of charge: J I I
and If you have any of th above symptoms take HJ I llH
the advice of Mis Aaes Tracy, who speaks from I niBv
esperience and ayi I ftBlu
"For three years I had suffered with Inflamma- I HWW
tion of the left ovary, which caused dreadful pains. nHlnVv
I was so badly affected that I had to sleep with WVvVa
pillows under my side, and then the pain was so great J WXfcVK
it was Imp.3ible to rest. BuwU
"Every month I was In bed for two or three days. jlmm nn imiVw
I took seven bottles of Lydla E. Pintham's Vege- M WaTa m tllMwv
table Compound, and am entirely cured. I think tm uTl Bl 51 WKftfr
there Is no medicine to be compared with the Com- UMJ5H''
pound for female diseases. Every woman who suffers from any form of female
weakness should try It at once." MISS AGNES TKACY, Box 432," Valley City, N. D.
XERCUAST3 TO HO TO XA UTILLE.
A Larsre DWecatl.a rrsm Taelr A rtalloa
mil Attend tk CrateaBlaL
The Advisory Board of the Merchants' Aaso
ciatioa met esterdy afternoon in the rooms of
the association. This is the first mcet-nc of the
full committee since the latter part of July. All
the subcommittees reported and the officers t
made informal reports of the work that bad
been accomplished since the last meeting.
Every member of the Aavlsorj Board who i
was present expressed himself as letnr earnest j
la the work of pushing the Merchants' Associa- i
tlon on the lines Laid down by the oHUers and
directors and of co-operating to increase the
membership of the asaooation. It was decided i
to send a committee to represent the association '
at the Nashville Centennial Exposition on New
York city day, l;r. 13, and it is expected that a
de-Cifa Jon or about 1U0 will attend tae eapoai-
I tion.
The New England Passenger Association com
mittee will meet to-day at the rooms of the
Transportation Club in tae Hotel Manhattan.
The ippiication of the Jier-hants Association
for reiiuctd rates to m rchin.s throujrhoat all
the New England tem'ory iU Be taken up.
President Km,: wul apte.ir berore the commit
tee and arue tae poait.ou of .ae ilerchaaia
Association. This aptucat.on was mice on
sect. 1. waen Mr. Km ajicii Mr. Weeas. who
U the Chairman ot the New EatcUai P.isseaer
Association, to craat re .ucci rates to merchants
In that territory from sept. IS to 20. in
clusive, and Nov. 2 to t. in lisiv. the tickets
to be ffii for retam twnlv days trom iate
of sale. Mr. Xia t.so sumested thS tickets of
' the same i bi.-ac.tr be piacea on s.ile from Sew
York to Bouton, sayioz that the Merchants' As
to. ;..t.oo was ruiin to let the BMtoa Aocia
non drum the N York trade. So word baa
yet b-ea received from Ihe Sou the 'Stern Pas
senger A$sx.iation. to which spplication ws
maue for ex ursion datea from ail taat territory
to tVashinjr'on. Kichmonil. and Nonolk. be
tween the dites of Sept. 10 to 11. inclusive,
the-e beia j 'he date on hich tne sjonci series
of excursions from Trunk Line territory will Ns
run. and tor whwa tickets on the certiUcate
plan will be on sa,e at tVasb.njftoa.
The southern Paciic Comp-tny several days
a?o offereil to sell tickets at retluci rates from
all points on Its Atlanac system in Texas, whi. n
runs as f r west as El Pao. an4 which tapis the
mot populous parts ot that r-tatc. through to
New York between the dues of Sept. lo to li.
inclusive, m ciae the connecting S)utht:rn lines
at New Oneans would atfree. Bu : as aotblnz h-is
been heard from the Southern Passenger Asso
ciation, the southern Pacific Company haj an
nouaced that it will sell tickets through to
New York trom all Texas points via the Crom
well line of steamers from New Orleans for
all sailing dates of the Cromwell line In the
montn of September, ticaeta being rood to
return for thirty days from each sailing data.
POVGnKEEPSlE AUSESSMEXTS.
Frteaaa fr.a Sfaay Taxpayer. Iaela41ac
JailC Baraard la Slart.a ta S.II riterslle I
Pocunziir-iii. N. Y.. Sept. 7. An increase
of Sl.5OO.00O in the valaition of real and per
sonal oroperty in this city caused a crowd of
I dissatisfied property owners to appear before
theB-viriof Review wh.ch met for the first
time as the City Hail this morning. A special
erf ort has been made by Assessor Bala to com
p.y strictly with the requirements of the law, as
Chairman Heermance of the Board of atate As
tessors Uvea In this city and owns property here.
Jud-e Barnard presented a buncn ot affidavits
objecting to the v.luation of tJU5.(KHJ
place.! by the Aiesor oa his home.
an increase of Sll.'jOO over last year, and
also the valuation pi-ced on several lota
and tracts or real estate owaed oy bim in th s
city. A personal asakSment of 3,x against
J u. lie Barnard was sworn off. he stating that
aft-r deducting his just lebta and j'ljck In cor
porations whi- h pay taxes on Lircoraiioa stock
be ha-s no personal property liable to taxation In
Pouhkeepsie.
I In Hhinebck. ex-Gov. Morton's personal as
sessment ha been raised from 30.000 to
tiSO.OOU. He is now returning- from Europe.
an.l it is ret.orteii ne will tell nis country home,
EllersUe, to J.riewanl Weob.
TRACK. LAiER ARRESTED.
Batfl.M Objected ta Taro.ats aa Hta Pvwiw
rtr 111 TTark acaaaeaw
Twenty-flve Italians employed by the Staten
Island Electric Railroad were anested yester
day at the Instance of Jacob Hatfield, a wealthy
property owner of Port Richmond, 8. L. for
trespassing upon his property In layinir trolley
turnouts. Theroidis layinir its tracks on the
tldewalk. The property owners save their con
tent for this In most instances, to preserve the
m tcadam roadbed. One of these was Hatfield,
whose property Is just on the village line. He
rave a strip of! hi property seven feet wide.
Th rails are laid on a pirt of it.
V hen he found the turnouts (coin- In on his
other lots he demanded rhat the work be
stopped. The workmen jabbered at him and
threatened to lay him out with shovels. Tho
old gentleman gul mad xnd hail the whole troop
arrested. The arrests pat an end to the layinir
of rails.
Saw T.rai paatar Isbti PraOaaar.
RocnraTEK, Sect. 7. The Rev. Walter Ran
schenbascb, pastor of the First German Baptist
Churtb of New York, has accepted an oiler of
the professorship of New Testament interpreta
tion and pastoral theology In the lit hester
Theological seuiinary. This is the oni? chants
In the seminary's faculty this yer, and was
caused by the death or Prof, Herminn M.
fcch.ierler last spnnrf. The Iter. J!r. Rautchen
busch is a ton of Prof. Auzustus ILinschen
busrb. who was the rlrst protestor in tbe emi
nary't department of German, and taught from
lisiJ to ls'i'j.
irorrc.vr speak to xeigubors. j
Braaidway Used la lll rar Twenty Teaira
XTUhaut Makloa .ca.aalalaarea.
Isur, L. I., Sept. 7. -Thomas E. Broadway,
who died at his country home here yesterday,
aed 63 years, was one of the most singular
characters who ever made this recion his home.
Despite the fact that he had lived here for over
a score of years, he knew none of the residents.
never visited any of them, and never allowed
any to visit him. Years ago he was associated
with his father in Fulton Market, wbere'they
accumulated a larvce competency. About eUh
teon years ajo they dlspo-ed of their business,
and father aad son came to Islip. where they
purchased a pretty little villa In a retired part
1 of the town. It was in this house that the
senior Broadway died Ave years ao. The old
man s wife did a year or so Later, and the wife
of the .younger Broadway died about three
years a.co.
Broadway's eccentricities were the talk of
tho neighborhood. For years prior to his mak
ing Isllp his residence he would o,i-astonallv
come here for a few days' duck shuotin. On
sui.h occasions h would alwars N? mot at the
depot by a iarze. t.htly r!oi wa-on. into
waich he would dart as s-on as he t foot on
the station platform. Then he would tv' imrne
diatelv drven to 'h hay After he MTe to
Ue at Islip he pmrha-d a very odd-nkln
four-wheeled m. and at a certain time e h
aftemo,)n the vebu le. dravn bv a Iow hor-.
would be brought to the door. In this turnout
Broadway, with his little eranddau-ht-r,
would drive for -veral hour, miasr over the
sa-ne territory e.ich day. While driving ne
never reeo-rnized anj one and no one dared
speax with him. H was ereatly afraid of
teiaj roboed and always went arrncl. unce
some men in his empioy borrowed l tool of a
neighbor and Mr. Hradway, fearing that this
must lead to aa Intimacy with the family, re
turned with the article a half dollar In pay
ment of the favor. Once relatives came up
from New York to see the senior Broadway,
but they were not admitted to the houei.
No cause was ever ajsined for Broadway's
peculiar temperament. Of late he had been la
faldn? heal'h. and death was caused by acorn
plication of disorders. His entire e-tate 1 be
queathed to hU eranddauhter. Miss L Hom
medleu, who is yet under ase. Her faioer.
former Collector of Taxes Charles H. L Hom
meiiieu. was the dead man's only confidant.
HAS C03TPAXIES READT TO VXTTE.
Baata af Ilia PratMad E4alcakle-Eaut ttlvar
CaaaallSallaa.
The directors of the Sew York and East River
Gas Company formally recommended to the
stockholders of that company yesterday that
they deposit their shares with the Central Trust
Company under the plan of union with the
Equitable Gas Lijht Company which was
adopted on Sept. 1. The d rectors of the
Equitable Company took similar action last
Thursday, t'nder the plan of union, the details
cf which were made public yesterday, a new
company will be organized to actjulre the prop
erty or stocks ot the Equitable and East River
companies. Exlstlns bond issues, aitm-a-allni-SO.OilO.OOO.
will remain untouched for the pres
ent, but the power will be reserved to fund or
extend these lsues.
The new company is also to assume ceraln
obiliruions of the old companies. It will issne
8ll.u00.ti0o m first consolidated morta-e 5
p-r cent, sold bonds, and lO.0OO.r"O in 5 per
o-nr. emulative preferred stock. The amount
of common stock will be determined hreafter
in 'hi discretion of the depositary under the
agreement of union. The new bonds will bear
lnter-st from Jan. 1. li'j". Depositing to.-k-ho.ders
will be entitled to adjustm-nt to thit
da of divldenisat the rates hereto ore current.
, The distribution of the new se unties will b
as fol.ows For each share f!i")par value of
the stock of the EaultaoleG.s Llcbt Company,
S'iSO In new first corisolidatrd mortjrae r.onds
an.l f."0 in new preferred st k; for ea-h share
SinOpar value of h preferri stock of the
New York and East Itiver fa Company. i-JS
in new preferred sro.:k; for each share tloo par
value of the common jto-k of the New York
and East River (1 'omp.iny, IM) in new pre
ferred stock, .-'iinimarired. there will be ex
rhnd for the sto- ot the Equitable Gas
Lifthf Company fllO.ooo.OOO In n-w tonds and
I t'iOOO.OOO m new preferred stock, and for the
stock or the New York and East River Gas Com
pany 7,0-),7SO in new prrferred stock,
Th- plan is lo b.-oine enctlve If two-thirds
of the stock of both companies Is deposited on
or before Oct. 1. or c.h Uter date as the de
positary may fix. A synfllcate has agreed to
Eurcnase the shares of the deporting- stock
olders who do not desire to convert Into new
t securities.
Jlr taerearaal .Taval Ca4ata-
A.TXai-oua, Md.. Sept. 7,-These additional
candidates have passed successfully the redulrer
ments for admission to the Naval Academy:
lroy Brooks. Jr., Ohio; Edward E. .apolTord.
Vermont: Caspar Goodrich. Connecticut j Hoiden
C. Richard on. Penniylvanla; Claren e A. Con
w y, MlchUan: Charles T. Kerrica, California:
Howard M. Uoyd, Illinois; Oeore P. Brown
California; Jo-ieph U Hi.eman. "Irmu; Rufns
T. Manley, Kansas; John Rods-er. at lare:
John J, Hannla-an. Illinois; Arthur P. Fairfield
Maine.
aCentaekr rnsltlva Said la Have Brai Klll.4.
j LcxtsoTO-f, Ky Sept, 7. A private letter
from Denver, Cob, has been received here which
says that the man Caudlll killed In the hand to
hand flktht four mdes west of Denver last month
. was the mountain fugitive murderer R. A. L.
Drauirhn of Hlndman, Ky. Drauwhan killed J,
II. Hall in Knott county and bae successfully
, evaded arrest. He bad also killed a man In
Perrj county.
I highly commend the genuine lifSKj?
Johann Hofl's Malt Extract, fc 2r I
I use it with my daily diet. It C l
1 improves my appe- -iR!!05Z X
Jtitc and digestion $ IPPJ
t wonderfully. torx h j
Beware ef InlUtloos. Jaaw &t X
Tha cennlne A HoFs Malt Extract has the sisnature ryfVCtflZt T
T onnecklabet Eis.ner & Mr.-iDr.Lso-f Co.,So!e Atta.N.Y. v-' , ) -r
TBtXKS BIS BOX WAB MVXDBBED.
Aantaaaa Baaraltaar-a ralkrr Daea Het Barura
Ha "Baa Aaalait Ike Ualra."
Morris Rosenthal, a furniture dealer, of 160
Slyrtle avenue, Brooklyn, whoso son Abraham.
IS years old. died In Belle rue Hospital Sunday
nieht of a wound telMnfllcted, but not with sui
cidal Intent, accordliir to his own story and
that of his wife, declared at the hos
pital vesterday that the youth was a
victim of foul play. The young man's
wife raid t the tlmo tht, after & mixed
ale party, he set out to ihow her how actors
ttabbed themselves on the statce. By mistake
he Inflicted the wuur.d which caused his death.
I Ashe himself Is reported to have said: "I ran
' against the knife."
" I believe that oy ton was stabbed by tome
one of his wife's family," said the elder Rosen
thal yesterday, "I do not believe thit my son
killed himself by accident or desun, but I be
lieve that he wis murdered. He married
Theres Dempsey. a Rirl of his aire, about
seven months airo. He livid with mo two
months after his marriage, and kept his
secret well. Then t crew suspicious.
a he was frequently aw v at nlcht.
My family is of tho Jewish faith, anl
waen we learned that our son ha 1 m irned an
Irish Catholic we jrew aniry w.tri h.m. I told
Ulru that he could not live it my home any
longer. I was then Uvinc In second avenue, be
tween Twenty-fourth and Taen v-tlffh streets.
My son then left the house. O ir objection to
the marrlaite was thst of rehr'.oa. Wo wanted
our son to raarrv a irirl of his o u filth.
"The wiy he met the girl lint,- imple. I
used to hire the express vrioa of John iMtip
tey to trmsfer my fi rnlture. I would a.wtys
send my son arouni to hire the wjon. On the
v tsits he met the .rirl aid fell in oewih h-r.
Three eeksao he c me to e rue and ask-d
me to beta bun out. 'tared n ,vj he ald.
to set ou' of then e. My w -ohnMi r
threiten to kill me. I'llbestibx I . u , .i i." I
asked bitn ab he did no le ive . . h ,kv.'.t.' ind
return norae. He replied tnt be , ifnld to
do so. I ' hr did not suptrt his w e "ser f tuidv
would do Ulm hirm. he said. I to.d h ai that I
would not give h.m sny mon-y 'or h wire's
supp-Jrt. but that If he was wi hn I would en
irace a lawyer and be.-ln an ac'.lon for annul
tuent of the marriage on the croun 1 of his
youth. I knew that lay on snd h. wlfes
brothers hid foucht freuentlv. Vhn I
bl.meil him for marrying the uirlne would ai
wars Klv e the sanie reaon for doing so, that he
had promised to marry her.
" I only learned of my son's devth this mon
ln.r. A former neighbor of mine name 1 snyder,
I who Is an ovster dealer, ro:o me vbout his
death. I went to the poli'-e s'ntion on East
Twentv-scond street and cot a policeman to
iro around with me to the bouse. I was afraid
to co alone. They were setting ready for tho
funeral. Icoald not mtnite the body of my
ton. ss It was in the cotfln. '
Rosenthal did iro to the hoase where his on
had lived, accomuanieil bv a vticeman. The
police put no credence In the man s story.
START 31. GAGE It'S IT ILL. j
A Sire, rare nadir r.ir Hasina WarrlrJ Anll
Her Uralrr.
The will of 51 xry Maria G-vg-r. the widow of
Oliver A. Gacer. who died at Un Hicks street
on August 17. was ti led for probate ia the Sar
roirate s Court In Brooklyn ycrerday. The es
tate Is valued at $-J50.0"X). Her niece. Mr.
Annie Russell Hart of Fall River. Mas., mar
ried a brakeman employed on the New England
Railroad contrary to the wishes of her aunt.
Mr, Gacer cuts her niece orT with only the in
come o.' s.liO. which is le't 'o the Brooklyn
Trust Company In trust. Th. m- ora" i- to K
used for Mrs. Hart's sole ii-" nd brnefit. and
sh'j-.M either she or herh.Nind an m the
will they are to loe even the ,n. ome. The prin
cipal of this tHjut-t Is to co n Abbie E. pc ler
and Lillian K. Johnson. 1 ere are many bo-qjo-ts
to relatives and fnen.'s
Thee are the cbirirable tw-iests: Th Con
srrectional "nu-cb, Fnnk.it . r-ira., ".o"i;
ll.-xlvn Aiitin or Iinrorinj ha Con-di-'onof
the Poor j'J.OOO. It-. Tn Children s
AldSocief. jJ."Xl. Hrotj.T Houe fn A fed
Co.orc! I'eo; le, 5" iK): I - on ' ,T Christian
.in of Brook, rn. t-'mhi; B.-cau or Brooklyn
Charttie. .-'0. so. .rty fo- tr.e I'romotlon of
lheGope, Amonr seamen r -ae Port of NVw
York. BnKt. yn Brin. h. ?."'. Ilri)0lvn Eye
and E-ir H -m'l. jiOJ; P.i, c Library. Free
town. Miss-.tWaJ.
The residu.ry estate is 'o co to Abble E.
Spieler and I. ill. an R. Johnson.
Colltfjcs and schools.
rr Baya aad laanc lira tits aad 1'auDlry.
BETTS ACADEMY,
ITttt frOltO. tlMTl.
ROXZ Un n l th I.i.vr t kU th keynote.
EaUb tr m-vi x pj.rtn-f a tae corn; aUitoa Able
hoow 115 t lAUsTilC h-v Ut itmtjr Jiati rtcrl'r tll
truuxl trxiaia-r m w TaVluini t aim.
Tao-oa?h prrri:i"Q f r .'h,pj or Pln
LrK s l tiL.iiful fo'in.l AlAptsnl to Ai&.etlcs
a4 ouM -tr poru IvlH EaK.
t -I. HETT, n. . Yile . Prtnrtp!.
COLLEQIATESCtibOLT
&7f prvparrd r r --. s.unurlc -fc - ,, ad
for hu.lQr Frmar .l.primenu Wc.lnpd
I ",i r L II I ileiitXuin
ati-sis vsrr -i:i r vn Mirvrii t.
T MHK I..VBITlTicT
S H-t Hl( s,!., tijinbalfan nmrr ,
5Xc: flMtr-vn.f? .'-) .t in N- T-irc fr(rv
tlon i?xjl.ir aa t i hfr.t al ttv rato,T rf-!
tnj roCa, y run-vt m iiiutr4ttl !(0ir pn
Spt N fr U:iiL' VfJAW. Jr. Prnrr.
BARNARD SCHOOL
rrnniioo. 117 nj 1111 wi rj.-.ih e.
ho$n i t 2 i Tw- fth r r V,- prrAr
tftrj. tnt-n ili-w! ;-trr vtt rrninj. Lirolttj
I number -f r 1 Oar p : tw t r1 -
Wit I .7N . P IL H HMlulrr
iiiTnhattan college;
I N Tht 1 - V J.EWV -.K tTY
Coa43ctii ' ta- Hr '-r t. . hr-'tin N'hooU.
ll,sMI l. irtTim ,
rtDtbiH.ii u iu inn. uiTUtrnKsTn.
41 -a-- n (- j a- iu -Tsypc, 7
Tor part -j k-1 ir-4 Ttl t !r-x t- r
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE
mi.Tic nr.. nitoMKt,i.
Tor lvyrJr anl mj h in. -'f-ai pL J3.
Trm r,Ani.M. wn'1 for .nulo,r4.
SACRED HEART ACAOEMyT
flIft f A'co.i? BoAfi n hrj! tvlii'atl mil t
vantAarrM m'rrA4l ' r "ilar f All trm b-in
SpU 7 A 1'Ire-J Hr . A" ' T H-t I u-mlre. S Y.
: DWICHT vi,tra"r
Uat-ntn Tar fu Spe 23 ArAlotrtj iq appll
caiioq to Prin--ipa. .rtn ir WJUlinn Yl '77
HA O ff V ' 3LLF.JUTE rnr,l.'foi
KUOC T BOY-, li Went 40tn it.
PRfc FT VUt. M Ia. t ITlnctpAl.
Tbirty t .ri fr 'bIc pt. a?
X7Lr !!:' N Inttitnt k-trltax ocbfol for
boy F. A FAircMM, A M , H vauW. Fa D
Prln pa
O9A0 VEAKLY -Yaqdc, hafcwiirii bo7t infrOT
7-'J.J w .n rfulty atn-ton di lout. rr.ooAl
laft-rrlcw, KFUtTSlD.LuSo :-s!.sr.!NsT!Tt:TK.
Fr CJIrU nt1 Yomov Vivb t lly and C oantrj
Notre Damo of Maryland.
Colly for Yo'jct W jric Anrl PrrpArtt'iry ?wboo
for OlrU lUguitr Ant i-ti courv. xtaaitT
jroucJj. Io.AUua unurrM'!. iulmrf PAitimon;
pArlo'iJ ts'i tt nsT. I'ornpif t f quipps-sl cnlartNi
ty JVnool $)Ut-n of Notr Dame, Cbarl htret
At'qq, Baitimorr ( I
1Ti hots9 ElP la'n nl iTiiufraiini ih
Jim ill TS FHrriKr-ylrtn of rty hIM ml
Cfilt" lor' -u' torT tUm. aqiI (be u
JI liiij of jClalraj'Artta matrU;
('11 iitj Ketroi-iiutn Tmplt
' LAHCHMOHKHiY.i UAHOR SCHOOLFORgIrLS
Ml.-S M t fFKRIN. fruprl'toi l0ffdlij Klifjl
Rt It. c I'mt-r. K" uv H. Van li VVitr h V ,
and wtiB an aiiiur; botrt uUVtR aDalli w
I'Uulnl vhMl lr l.lrl.. Jilll tirib li.aar,
13IH jar'ln .erlmt.r -jitn. Is'j; Boafdlaf
sad dAj Dui-fls. adrniu to ioilfi
)trs IIFI EN 51. Sr .-ll.LF, j
Miw htiril I VRH. j "InelpaU.
MISS BalBDS INSTIT' TZ FOB OIRfjirjforwalk,
Coni .'lib yr Primsry. Aeart.ml and ot
!e Pr.f-ar il.iry oores. Kuslf. an, tod the Lan
ruMT, '-artful anenll.m lo moral aad manners.
ew buildings. tsm u-ai. xymaastum.
N'tW KiXHFU.E -fit tide -HMl mireDS sTapt.
7. board in j and day piplU. f NtELY .Vortb t.
Vt Teas Sfra and SVamenCU aad Caaalry.
Pratt Institute,
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
Day elUMt "111 BraiS work SBPTrUBia 7
rtnlnj clwaM 5E11EMBER W.
Illsk aVkaaL
ISrparlaieat af Plaa Arta,
Deaartaaeat ar Itnaieatte Art.
Departmeat aT ISaaiealle 4eleaee
Peaartcieat af Seleare aad Tecaaelatry.
Peaartaient af Klatlersarlaaa.
Deaarlaieat af libraries.
GyMBa.lum.
Tot mrtner Informitton or for application blanks
aidriss tae j-ucerll o.1l. a of the Imt.i te
FREDERIC D. I-R4IT, Saersttry,
rvOLLZOB'PREPtRVTORT DEI'ARTMEST of "tie
V Eltllcal Cultura B.'b..U. SIV)Uiol, Grin.
ftrt. a. TulUou H09. yeaciVAI. CUUBU. ITtatipaL
I Collrtjf ssi Schools.
I ParTaaaaJtew and Waaaen Oly aadCaantry.
FRIENDS,SEMINARY,
lta St.. corner llntberfopl plaoe. Nw York.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
' 10!-lUSohrniertoral.. Brooklyn. S. T.
OI'EV MIT SI 197.
Hoo-teetarlan 100I for Hots and oirlsof allffrades.
lrer.ars for all colleges.
Ilutnev Lalleara.
Wood's New York School of
Business and Shorthand.
am tt. VMl l-JST I NT.
Tba Isrjui iiusID'-m "k'hud in Xw York. Half a
tboossnd lU'lTiti annuilir s-lsl oTff dnrlni
auj'nt li months fur 3i NUlit si-hivl. four
mcoihs. tw Tbroustdy weivlTe. uj.erb building.
DelUblfttl l'jtlon. P fit.. us for ica-lmles.
PAIXh'S
1 nraitxa coi.i.n.n tn arnooi.
rrz.n.nrnr tu ti it.miutijic
ii-k ntv ivn rvrviM..
e D -v HV. r, RF '. i- V- VL T.
CPTOtpj. I"? WEST lltll ST ' 'R. nROAPWAT.
ai.b: i-:k. HOMIY
while learning sbortband and tyiwritlcs; at
i rit. -iiii.i r.-s,
-l'l IlroaUway.
SlllirtTIISMI tSIII TV ITVVHITIM. M'llOOL.
I ami llrondna. 1.1 l-,or llrlnn S4lh C.
Reoteni ept l Tboroiuh tra-'atn n all brancbea
COTinirv!vt. JI.Mi.-ii taw nl Repurtls.
Send fur clreu.ars and rtf, rnoe
. L. VI VVtl.CT. rrlnflyal.
"JFT CH'"JTo l-"irn i.sjlT Pitman thunnud.
t) METRtvpo ITvN. 1M 5tb ar., lnJtMal Invtroe
tlun all y-adUAi pi.-.!
CIiriRTIIlND tyrwrlfr.e-Svvkkerll Tty"and
0Tainj iv-na Cttiasa lOttLvrii.lilc school, 12
West SJd It L. aLEAAM'ER. Principal.
Un Hebools.
N. Y. University 'lT, ri:;;r
Law School -" Sv'v'r?
CLaK:.X. B After tbryr . 1U (ii'i .J
to rt aal i w l I' M. Tmtioo. $Iu." uKvDL'lTK
CLASHES Tweifr coiir i r -itr- ! fo-LL U.
Kur clnilan Alir- t. J TnUiwIMft, RrftitrAr.
Wialat(ton KjuAre. New Yort city
NEW YORK I Dm "'h"01 20 Brol4T
i iu enunni ( Knin ho. Ooopr fa ton.
LAW OUMUUL . I)Mlht 1tihtd'sirintrtie.
tlun. LL. B. la two 3Ar LL M. in thrryrax,
i?enJfcrv:AtAloxu. Gt.iUlt CHASE. Dean.
j YluvlrnL
I Sciarwert . consr rr .tory of Music.
Fall term N e ns Sept n-b-r Mta.
Write for .-tal tf-i-- n 1 partkUrs.
nuellaneoua.
Ia SCI! fairrT, IIVIIUH.
I The Private Institution for Feeble-
I lllMElil"' 1" ".T. rs tivfl. ml lTntaei tor
' I I 'a ixm tird caoot and Hum m acres.
, SenJ f 'r .'ireu ar
. .t A tir.OVVS M D . Sui-rlntendent.
"VSTKD 4 ffntlmin tea.-hr n-nrrld, fnr
t- .iimraon Flu-llsa braucbts. MUELLER IN
; STITVTE X3i VVt --tfthsl.
Vantftl tmnlrs.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 12sth street
V oPERAT"R ai (triors wvnird on silts and
. fjvrn. I ,I1TM VN ALU. '-'I Wierlt-y place.
I I."jK SOLDlJis aai.tnl7
Jj JO VALESTIXE. 2?S Muliny it.
IJAI'EK rOS2 Wan- ' i-jportenc-I .-.indi on
.-I'jfwfU. I.nft- UAt El. JI3 VV..t .lht
1 VTP'RlENCr.t- FAS 1 tEVTHER VNli fLOWER
1-, in l.r Ranll -tilv. p...nii.nt
K.AAKl P l.jt.)ll t. ...:ilDr.'!lj.
ITAVV f eVtHFR hip-r"--eTfIirf"e itder
i iT n .t UEI.M IS i .,n- I Itil. -'.l'l B ji
i;E DlUOSlfl'. In"T Mv7l-"l!E-! wao can f .Id
A..t- App y l 23 IWo.niAn. urlalrs.
lanifd lUalrs iHtrhamcs. &c.
B' KB:vr.ER Wjatd. a extra acllbfT oa talf
r rk livl.R ll.swiiiDlE co.urnTin.
Jr. y City
FU-sT- LASSrlfASDEUEirjI vKER "n chandelier
w.fs, ai si a so t- a k-l (aiterl. nikir stdr
j--:i.. nacd cleD wajito-at man P.. WJ7 B'way
HAI KNIalUIVs'i.n "lidlrs- hils"gn".ttS fair
t.p r V. FIiL. -J'll Evst 2dt
i anitd 2Hucs sHisrcllancous.
',FNT- VN!: El'EPwr.i.' to .!! ihe " Pj-i "
'. ' ' s.v Hrrr jt.1 .ant sal hiircr are
ur-n r t . aajrthtn -a me n xrlel, terms excep.
1 tloi A r r i . 1,. it
Mi IN IML-iRT Ll'.HT r ... Ti Suua II
.Situations l-'anttil cmalts.
i rK'SITI' N lesln-d ty Tr-Tien-l teaoi;rapher,
IX 1.5 Jtl.i I li IsTfcK I -'.-. lli Hth ar
.Situations HVantrtl lUales.
I TOrNnHiv l'i re a f-:'i n it.-aly and rsll
, a bl. r-in fjruua vl r-f-r'i. i.jl I like to
. rkfir rt, ruer-i.T' j h.di wn.r' ttore t t..ma
. etmre of .liaart-n en: A-Mre., Trl"M.VsB loW.
' LIN", iJ VV'i,lct..n tl . liru.-klyn N 1
I '01P -iri.R .rt li-i lojiirio id"rfr"
v ,o.'. .ieir, AltuAt -d ia it , i.tr taduiirl ui.
inlilt i ,tu pl.Sia "1., j
1JilTl'N t io,,.K-e- t,T,.ua maa 2 yevrs '
' tfr wel u- ' n ?ei.e-i v w on nrti-laai ,
n.ataeniatlc'vn. in ,-n. . .! refereace as to ability
aadcharjuter V.' 'r h, I
T. MPH'.VTE. ;! ITTSaa ofnr.
Sunimtr ilrsorfs.
NEW YORK.
AT THE ELMER.
Perfecrl.jO lortnj .', ' n'.rml --l ri open to
Ceci-mter, wltn-n I -j -. -- f N ' rt
joiivvv vi.l. i ill inns.
I.OM1 IlLAM).
Manhattan Beach Hotel
TTILL IlKttllt OPK VTII. aFIT. 30.
Oriental Hotel
sr i li. nr.miv oit. itii. irrr. i.
T F -L : u. V- V,"R.
T T.'.KFt - ,i .Urn
niejrlra Ch-i'U,-.! at Ifanhattan ll'arh Hotel.
AN I. ' V.'. r VI I. INT. V T")V RFiRT.
'El -. vvD ' ".Tt.1 Ml INFl.
Prospact House and Cottages.
r ins iioitr.. i.hm. ii wii. "
Mit fai . rn. i rv r' n ' .z !lva.l end f ir
den-run. " u,r n-n i.n . '. t. I Oae hour
from .Niw ort. lleasi.ui . 'u
t JI P. "'FRS Proprietor.
Sullivan County.
I tiMIT IIOISK. w ..ul.-Mton Driy . proprietors.
Lllrty Mill vn y ia y. N rt-t i ls an-omrao-dat'
ai Ur-fji.-m n I di.rf f.len't ..f fr-sh m.U.
goel livery, fuama al r.41, ', At i m fvm.iy
?ianofortrs, (Orriani, He.
I PHK.IITX.
Ti-i octave, meJinm ize. tl : 0 ..1 monthly
7..J re-tare, larfftt sir-. - ' i'i H monthly
Rentv 1 00 Cirta. -ree
oOI'.Do.S. l3'Ji'ftn it twt .'othaal .'mm
i'atrnis.
Caf Dlnh nl-kly ilfcrli . 'Inrentioav Waat
DCI nilill l(l t.!.arl,v-c., .jlSBr.,flay S V
1VTEN'T- : r i i wul. .a, i. r-jfe.: j r . pt.y io
rates. P.. EM B t Lf.lc.sLN, ti I.uiiu it . H V.
eltatlnhed I-.il.
Wcran 9tr.iintrs.
C'CNARDI.INErw. IVrriP L V IA v'r EVSTOWff,
'r. m Pier l . p. f-.t of ar o t
Etrurta -eLt I I p VI ern -ept .'1 noon
Campania (t 1- ,.)l M l a.-ri Sett V, 1 P 11.
VEP.Nu.N II lip. j.v Nai.u.uii A ; H .nniireeu.
HAMBORG.AMErtICAN 1MB.
TWIN - f..- -V FXPKI -- 'in -New .or to plym
outbMjiad n inert. rt ran and Haruliurj
A VI, torn . I Mill .mt.i ept. 3o. A M
F feUrrar I i 1 !"V H V V l. ..Mi i't 7 7 A II
.N'ormanni. -e( 1 'i I II r Rlaxap k t.1 I in t. M.
11AMH - a. IV' . t ' 11'. rew Mall a a
Patrla -eut II 7 A )l Plienl u. -wpl '. l'l I K.
ilnl-'ai v P ' ' ' l l'eene. 4u.
Ilaiubura iiiierh'aa Line. 37 llroailttay,
til II IHIVIIMIIN IIVjK. '
mill in viiiinn ii.
ahorte! ii rrlii liul uf w lark.
DetUncfi.t. ir','j.l Jdn'i mf rt .Norfolk Sew.
port .N-a i.irrt'.i'i P rt,mj..ia p.nars I'nint,
kl'hi.i.. r- ' .-eaa Va aa '.tun nrton. D '
Yt'S a ' ' it't'i-r ,i Jul m a . (r ,m $Ug it,
j,fi,i r - ,y fi.ea t excj,: haturlay. at i
p vr j : -at irina: I P ii
vv . '1.1. vriitL v e Pr- vt and rrafrlc r
"WHITE STAR LINE.""
r)er e.t , . a neitaanu rpi. a. noon
Te .t a ft. Lt ' me n M ieail. -ept 4). nta
V, .r'"N' vlinltll HV I'As.iLNuER .ITEAIIERS.
Pier I' : -rin .tlr f!l flroadw -y Vew Von.
errsn ttaram.
AMERICAN mE.
SEVN YultivonilAMPTO.V ileindB-ParU).
aIlln?ry VTrlne.y .t IDA. M
TVRIS Sept -1 PARIN Spl SI
T PV.M efl list PVfl. . '-t-d
ST L. .ri Sept S ST IJ'VIS '"l 13
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP
"a! In,( e.err We l-ie,lay
J-r'eAUnl s-ti n -n w.t niar.il Sett. Sl.noein
Ken E.t.in s pi " iis. unit , .. pi m 1 1 .i t
1.NTFRNVTI N VL N li, VTluN IOMPA.NV
IMerv tl anl :JN .r-.n li -r vn e I. w inisurten.
; .IIAIXi-:- .V;AlSHII"cor
, liKI.HIIITIt I. IHI'.IV Tllll'a.
Only d rrct dre for ttaae i uy. Um and Pot-
i Ivn I. Me steamer ai. every waei -lie, v-ri?t
tV-lt d. tr. in H-r I B.il'i ) Tu.
Jay. Thurviay ani-vti.i v'v neM t l. atcottart i
v.ty en route, lae new a J. dlSL-NuLl vllt 3! -n-days
anl Frld vy nr p-t an I dlrri't. re, t 'ttl
, m ile r.jr bir MarNr , 1 . r.-oa-'l. P i !s;r,oi
I u mte I .untaln. -t J ra .N p . a.id n ia.i. ru sum- .
t n.er rv -t Moanit r fltt I ivith .,., . , .j -n lm.
I p- t mert for ."'i f. rt v d . .iveuie' , .f tourl-!.
1 he : mil comfortable mute f ,r all p. Int. '"in. ne.vs
i'allwni 'hiu Tl X-t t.vy t ie.l ..I
Maine a L'o pany univ. N , h ovlwar at
the o.T.ce No 'Hi oma t , pi- v t l e Pier, anil
l Thve took X Nju. 4'H aal W.5 P-.val ay
V,RT" "tRMW IL. 'M "Tf VX-1IIP i V '
s SHORT KOLTE Ti I NI ' N VM' i .)NTISE-7
FVT hX!'ltl- TM'iiv
Trv.Tu."clt tl.li'A M. Kal-erTj - ft 3.7 . t.
Lahn.Tu , sv.t. .'l.l'i I M -le. T i . .-i .N.Ioa Jt.
vtI.HH. IIs t ivi JB l!n-0.n I
?ttamoo4is.
NORWICH LINE
Trr New Lonl.'a vv. at & Hill. Ilio I I,land aal Earner-.
P.e in. -. vv if .teraud No-th of petinanl
Fa,t Meamer i. fl wtll or i ity of Vi.r-ter I
lir I'nr I i II N. N K. nevt I'ejl. --,! at .
ween da only at '. P vi op'heTa n ea h Kte
t ' ULi..'lv MWUr Jaccl ' n.ui.. u-made VVtet
Days and sundata.
FALL RIVER LINE
Fnr N vj- r' K . i K.r bo.m vl -; n .nnsTar.,,
1 i i iet. aK -l iu a 1 ru. i a ut V rth ra
J M i.'mh la in t attl -a-. r- fc, t. t a;i r
l'r - .U-x r 1 K-iriMn n art'fit-t. m Huh Thfs;ra
ou mti L- t. rb S K r - : of iturrj l..
i PROVIDENCE LINE
For I'fr. Mel.'- l..-trct, !U.un ud ail inljj aad
? )h-ife I.xrt - : anl ?. rth tir of m-ao. r
VtUrlni and l'lj n t uth Orb-tra on each Leave
I erJrt N Pa. one tlix'K ae i-inal L, wtrek day
enly I. ..0 V M
STONINCTON LINE
For Monln.ton. NarrnaCAus. tt Pir. Waivb !lUl, Ito
ton an 1 x.1 Voiuu (oai stctuin M-iln- kuJ Nw
Ham,nlr, fit Itfr 3J, N B. on bltxt atoTa
Caual t rek Ut ucIt. dt rt T M
III IIM ltlKll III I , rilali T.
TA1 V E IK.V LW U.NL bTL MLIL1,
.EU KIIKK" ni I.!lYr"
He- ft ani fatt iiT r .twrn-n la the world.
l-al r'fi. sun ur
Lear? Brooklyn, (-iilt n M. ir ahbx . AM.
" New ork. 1Itu" st J'.tr Q
t a.i st Vu r w
For ll.li l. taniln; at mater. V?jt Point, w.
h- rrt rJU,;Uice-p4lf( K.la;itun Point, Catt&lll. and
liu t on
Oiivct iwan'tloo on th? Klijiton Point diKk rrlth
r in i l- tra ni fi r Caiklii Moumvln point an I for
Lakr- M- t ?k Aiul M aii-ttAua. At Catdkli: wltn
t-e Cat kill M lUufain tvna uti HI. hallway forCUru
JLQvt t ountalu t".urt
P.a ir a ii ntar Uou at Newturs. Pousbkep!?,
Mui-oa and A l bin for volnu Norm. Lat, an l Umi,
.al 4rdt -a tratr.i
Tun u t Oieti . .1 at IiItmm jt pr.et
"id t ;l-r. w Yor Tranrer. and other irtnclpai
tt ktftoSlcei
Albany Eveninar Line.
Mcaniors AL'.R NDCK a d DFAN P.ICHM'SD
leaf utl pi r 41 N 11.:-,, ("'ul t .t i H
dii uuUvfiifiitKi iijutif. ties; w th train f'-r i
rat.' a, I if- wri iiror la--, han u 'priaj, '
III nil-id r.a. la uani lMaal-. .V a.j:a i x .,
and th- WV-t at iriay nu-ht : am-r n - t Un
undar b nrntr j tiam for s .rar --a. :s.nh Crek.
C iwfll. and st dmtr on a.akt? u r.,-
TROY BOATS7
Farv to a.l nrt north and cut l-iw r tnan any
otntrr ut. iT OI- TK"V r "t vi ui leares
foot We-i K th tt .ia ly ei v.t batur r, h p t ..
frtrjnr r ra:oa, LaLe-tt rsv Ad rondacka,
Ao bunda t amer touc . i at AW a.ia
HARTFORD LINE
fro-n Pir . l. Laai Rtter. ua.ly ext-ett sjnlay. at i
P l . fur ' nue.tiut Itlver laa-lins i nneetine for
siinniSelo:. vv -iter. I1.5at.rn. anl al. New Lnilaud
yolnta Saturday ex.-ursl n- al redu. ed rates.
4TKII,I, IHUVItU i.im:.
Stein-era K.v VTEr.SKILL and CvTKILL ieava
eTerv we-k lay at fl P M from foot of Chr.topher
t . N P wnn -clinic at ratikllt with fi.ouctaln train-,
ftateruusa lusted lir el-etri.-lty P.. n. oarr ed
fre H-.r 4 an 1 carriage taken. Send lo jder or 10
v alsklll i.-r de-cni-tlve foWer.
IIIIPMIVj HIV Kit aTKSlKItSt t lTal'iMl RLU
Dill, ex ept sannart tearlni; Debrovaea nt j 15
P 31 ;-aturtlay t.ll P M . Weal J.' 1 t 3 30 P M
isa-urliyv 2 P. SI for CK VNsTuS's. EaT I"vJlST.
fOKNVVvLL SEWBI-KO MWHaM.'1'Kn MILTON,
PvjCi.IIKLI- PIE. KuNIXil T and Kl.NUVTO.N
Mlll'IIVsMIIOvlhlE III! tix.
From root of enmtopber t . every week day at o P.
II . ci nnei-tin.- Ith II. a A P. P. at Hud-on
KlX'.sTil.N I ISE. We.t l"tht Daily 4 IrM . Sat
urtay. at 1 Meamer-ll VLDVV I.N and P..0IPR for
Ci rnwaJi .Nfwburr, New Hamburg. Me-rlleiro. Hilton,
Poaitheetle. Hy.le park. Leoi u. Kln.-aton. connect
In? with f al K. K. for all point, tn OaikllU.
v'cii ii is i:v larersfTTsi- rfjiiiiST n s
fundara. Ex -urii,n si 00 Favt ileamer leave Iter
v.. t il.we'a day. IP 31. and 12 niidmirht. -ua-tlay.
w :lo A M and l'J ml'luU'hl, e,'kday .lea era
connect on tv barf lb iratnv for Merlden. Hartford.
b(.rtn?fleM.arid ledutl Norm.
KVH-DELL LIVE Meam-rs1ee.Tier SrS
fiejt I rank l.n t f..r i'ranvton'. Wevt Point. Cold
Si Mr., f.irnwn, punktll la. Un.- sml .Newburrf
week -law ex epramnlay P vi . .atunlAT . p 31 t
Sundaya W A M Ian ilni at 1.1 (.1 t . N It . ti 311 a I
Railroads.
Lehigh Valley System.
I btatlotb I t ut W. it .' H St Penn It iL Curtlandt
I i-r 1 stir a "-t
Inll-it tin. 'fr-iiii u-t -it t Oth-r Ciurea
I ih rif rr m t rt.an -t r I r et t.
I !!.. Iilt M . y -.nla 1.., ; A. SI,
I f r l l Hi iiL NK nl nt-rm- iut tat a
I ViA.'V. Htl.) I M dal.y f.r WlLKtl VRKE,
MHINP'S -.X v fLMIP.V rtfrsa, dayai
ITi( i.LNKl.! WTt.ll urFKALu. XU..
A..A r ' I -. ett 1 it. t r.-l j, r.a lpallo al tdnt.
U.r. ii r .a 1 1 r ri i aiT-i.
l:'J5, li:i v t! ju lay only, for IKjCND
BH' . and mr- rn- I aiv stattuni
loi.'.',. l:.Vi . M daliy, except -anday, for
JIU' II' xlt Si ind lnt-rniraiat nt
II1.15. I ;hmi n.-ondaliy icept -un-lar,
"HLC'K DUMOM) h.VIMtlS."
Air!..- rt Tj . 1 .-,- p M pultiMQ Ve.iihclt? Day
t .iac itr ttcl Parlifir iMtiin,: ar ri. M-1
ali-rtr -in on i IlUafio with thruJs. m e-p-tr,
to I' tr- :t an 1 il .u
I-Jiv. i.iiu P. M lally, xcet,t .undar, for
Jt i ' if ((AK in 1 lr.trindlat p Int
I -4 .15, I it A p si. MinUy ..uly. tut EASTO.V.
MAL ti It' K. aim ttcnl tranrnr-4
irj.V, it to P M dailT. fr a "unday, for
WllAfimhUK. PITTiTti.N. ltNTiS, Jri. j rln
rt;,l liivrint ii,: tnt1nti (n.n-fvt fir all pdnt
ln4l n- i h-iir r fr llk.i"I.rr
.ii.l3. Iio p M utly. i.-,,t -umtay. for
WlLhaKnKKr. IITTTo.N vi'.VTo and prln
r (.lalln't rn I .iei6ton4. i nwi fur all point
Id -.4 r lua-, I'uliuua Itu.TKt Parlr Car fr
V. lUiMiirrr
liss ..il.i V M. dally for EAsTON aci Inter-
Sift."i. niiop )I daily, eeejt ".nrt.7 Kjct.
fr -il. vIIN'TijS and principal latrrnirtUl ta
tl'ini unn fur luiijjnaf iti i UarraJK'Urf? Chaar
Car to at nrft-iii t
i !.. 7 1 hi p M U yf.r prFFUsO SIOAP.V t
r VI.J.". and all i ni Wftt, Pullman ti--'p. r rti- i
tMtiraUN "i to chl . alc-rp-r tw UuCalo aa J
T'iH ntu
7iAA. t.if P. M dailr icpt Sun lay, toppina
r.riU t l fl! PI W HFir. FJr-.N. UJ-TULK
MfM.MVi ' 11 i IIT sk.L t H JfViTI"N h. , KK.
rMKU. UO MMrFP. BlUVU anl lin-FU.0
i'ullinaa 1-(t iiir hutTalo Va bu ilf-vpin,; car
I . r.iT arrjd N'ibirfi-f t.rrid
"MalA, ItiUO P l im.yfir irit . jF.NVA
i lt-"fl- K. I ri- VI. M ,iAh V i l !- an J I
i-lut .Wait Pi.l.mau trriT t Mir xrrv nd 1
f.a- a
ldltlnn .1 lf al train dally. i pt s mday. fur
P.' it .. i l.ffti and Intern i.a: olut-, la- a f.d
luf. , . mi a I . I . -' J". "s, 4 Vi, and
i 15. J' P H
ruhrai an 1 Pu imn ai-i 'tmninttaritin at 11.) 2rtl, j
2 Til, .1 . i, h a d I M. tiro. 14... II K 1 ltH t . I W
V ta!'h -t .: h -r, S V ' I', r.m i t
Court t .u in i 'irijolyn ran x l'r .k yn
V Tri j"t o w i alt fo an 1 k tja;a4
j fr'm U t .'-r r i.J n tr.ri.iuf. to 'U.t.ti itp.n
New YorK and Boston All RaiL
M j.n il 1 1 it u ai.i ...nne.t..j3t.
Ir-m 'irani entrii stall in.
Iave j veay of flna
9 .11 v y. ,-; -In.-rteii ard vv orreater. 3 1.1' M.
I In .... l jl --N. , , n Rnan pr..llence,S "u I' I
' lu ii V 31 N. w I . n. Ion and Pr'.vMesee, I I p VI.
i i o ll . -, v.lteul ird VI , r .'er, t Pip 31.
' II "ii P 31. Ur i.iue aud .N h it H. e .i i p jf.
I "'J P il . vw Um.lon inl pr.,i lenee, ;. p 31
3 uu p 31 -New Li.nl. n ai. I pr . ileiKn. 9 i. . p JI.
i 31 . e-i.rmar.eii an.l .v.in-et. r, I' iP 31.
i up 11 '.Near London an I Pr v, ec-e,I I .. J f. M
I I oo P II . -urln.tneiil an I ". .r e.t r. '. II .1. )l
la.. if si 'N-eilmi. n n l Providence, it '. , a II. .
j I'.'ini lal.y icclultu ,4U lay I
' ''Hay - a.e 1 1 mile. i , arlorcarv. fare JT, tn-
Clu lia ar. r a' seat '
.air I .ue Llmlle.1. arrle.s at ar.d d-rarti trim !
para i.) a.- .-tatton, tixiton. P.-turn leru ..- I
t 'l anl dr aan.e pii ,
Thruun parlor an t i. p r.j ear ry ea h trv'n.
'" T. 111.31 .r..Vt '.en Pvaa AfecL I
BALTIMORE" & OHIOT!
.ri, NewVjik Anit-nallT rmina. iaiij
Clip i.u t Si v anl li l'l m u I
l!Tl. i Ru. j j.i s.mday I .- .i :.' lOnljat.
IIN l.N.NArl.sr l.lifl-.. ., ii A II I'.i." 31
I W viIUMitijN. DALTI'KKE ; j ' ildnln '
rar.llii v SI , liiuiu . ai i J tnu at
Car a .,J Umlnrar ' ii p 31 . . i maut. un
i. ii j v, .L'.ninitrar 11 JI . !1 i. . . Can. I '
, u Car;. .3J .lnan i a.- . i ii il , U .0
'
N I' FOLK. U2SA 31 da.ly
.n .V uKI.EA.Ns .thro'i . .lee(.- t 55 p St. dally.
. r ,la lea foot Uteri- .t V u ite. later
a.! traina are llluniinat. I wi . P ,' n I n:.
. -i.-m: IU. ni. -tin ui lU'Hr ilwit JI East
H n tt, U7 Bowery, Xew iorc.JJa JU Fallon at.
Pr ..,lrn, Wtuebaii rermnal Baaa: avcx,ed
truia haul or lutltg to c.uiaUoo.
I Jl
SaUroaai,
"AMCRICA'S CREATC6T RAtLnUAD.
NEWYORK I
(entral I
L HUDSON RIVER R. R. M)
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE. 1
HIIIIU r LIVKIllMtl.llM I VI.I.S. V
all thruh trams a- V i v tua. sytasasa. w
Kie he - . ,l'ua 9j
Trains leave urand i en'.ra .ai.. n. aid street aad iBl
rnitrtli ae-'nae, aa f"U er 'Kfl
T.ii u -A'jiunNi ,-k si rvTvtN-. Tnor;- -ml
( ' SANii ll VNL) VNIiVl ;tfi aiTCIAL, jwa
Pa .t. e. i t-iudr-. -A .i,d.n k Sljuntala. fl
..I an t tv. in 1. anl 31 "t- v Wttt
C.Qil A VI. lull;. -X ei.' lie Tne famous SI
COW EMPIRE f AT E.V.PIW" MMITED Kast fll
I jh ' -'! l i " ii . i- t 1 5 p 31 , W
Niacar ' '. - - .' 31.. I r i,' vi p 3 Xhl JBf
tr a ti i limited i" lie -amii a, a itv -Si.
9.V) ) V !l -t.VT StVlL. Pa Iv-S.ir P .Ufhleersia, jl
OW v.i any I ti t, -yra e. li.h. i-.ir, Buaato, Xc
n ir i vl. au.i i'ljie. iu I JaU
9, Hi a i.-v vi.j-iv am) vtoNinrvi, sp& llll
ilU.nu tuily eipt ,-undij-i. ir t'stsklll XJf
31 i.itain, Trj, ara. j . Lake uiore. lirresi aRai
V etaia. tai v( u real. mtf
llVril K- S1 -N'JSiril MI'VKE LIMITED. Dally jHj
IVii'U -l hour iraln I ct.t. a.-o vtv 3ll.-hl.-in Cn- Sr
tr i ...ule liue BuCtlo - lo p. 31., iaara Falls 'Weft
n il' il. i him V. Jt. Carrie ilpinat mf?
a-. - ivuu nxui isrv i.tilv PlL
I H OH v 31 -. AV EPi:L--s. except sanday Si
II I.OU F r 31'IU.r o. at,ti.l it mutalnv, and all
1 S itlt en orll -.HU," fill M iBW.ll
1.(11,' M -"C ni.VErrp.N 1.1311TED. Dally-
1 ,i-'l-' Y' - v 1 niit.u, I'lnnnnait .udljnaolU, and JX
st I u- Miipa vt I'm k-h,i-le V t.
I'llO- M - litCKH'i "-Pfi'IvU Diliy-For D mXi
l.-iJ -r ' i- elan.. To .lo anlf'hkafa Stop, Wk
i i' Urf le. . ami .v.l.e' tet'tailr JfJ- 1
3,OllP M-TUi'V Hl' VKVri"..VPt:CtAL.ex- all I
.Jl ' -i' -ualai r i.ar.-...i, Wvvt Point), IP J
iihael- i a i. at d Tr. at
"vlill ' M t VKr '1"" I l.MTf P. Pally tt- SS
U.JU .,. ri iiniu' ... .Mil.ne "-tore route, Ml
I I " I. r. , 1' ii.-. v 31 Cnlcaso jDJ
i ii) P 1. luiet . .i o .ae,ta at lueland for S5!
Cf anil', lue l "i P 31. ml at toled... for Nt. .f
I. hi vine i. j . . p M . uue Kanaa city next Ml
n- 'pnitu Carriea i.ei'jin and drawing-room Htl
6.( n t St WFnTEKS PXPUE-k. Dally-For Nl- WK
I'VJ aarv Falia, ripvel ml. Toledo. Detroit. ChV !
I It) lULilti. an 1 M I-.tllta v.
t v- P 31 -AUIP.ONPA' K 31 USTAIN'S. niou- Sit
). O - VNl)Isi.V.Nls.A.Nli31 '.NTI.- VI. KSPUESS. li
.'.ly-t.r Vd rou.ia.'k Slountal. v, Taoasand tal- aft
-n ai.I M.-n're.vl af
7.01 ip M. -Ni'UTHEKN IxrilL.-" DaPy-For H
I .WW rr"v Piatt-t'iir.. lurlli.k'ton. Montreal, and, Tfu.
.vj t -.alurda) ti'ht- Ottvwa ifa
7,'Jik P M.-Bl'O tiO M'M-IVU Dally For 41;
I ,W U -h..t-r. Ilullalo Niagara Kall Toronto, &!
I w laud In.ila'tvM.li. M leui. and CM.'aao. Jri
9-1 ill '' H--PFCIVL I.IVIITEI) MVIL Datly Si!
UW .eepuu kar i-a-M-ner onlj ror polntaoa Mlf
FHIIr . itaiiiv vv.rtxi.yon., anl foi K.H'hevter, sfjj
I'lilT! i. i-U'VH.aud Indiana) l, and M Loula 3aj
9.1 - P 31 -l'l. mi XPKFss. I'ally-tor -.rra. Si!
J f . u. . 1 1. ect, IVaterlown. Cape Vtni ent, Oir- HR
den.i.ur.i Pudalx Ma.ara Fall. I leiela-id. To- SU'
le 1 1 i'hl-ai;o, anl, except batur0&3. for tua vK'
A ' i -ii n.i I A
I'l.Ta .N!.,IIT--VllDXIOIIT EXPRESS Theatr. M
J-.-.-1.W --a u for CnlcAtfii and prlncipnl polnta on ifiB
tt.. .-w "i.irk Central every nlht except Sunday i I
nub., -uuday tiunu. Chicago leei"tr leave oa
V I l a.n W
omi v 31 anl auisp 31.-Dall. except Sunday, '
t..plit ill via Harlem IHMalon. i !
in 1.1 i v i1D lat. oni) to Pittvfleld and the Dark- ; '
hlr ! .- nil a lljrl-ni l'l ..on
A I. .NI..1IT" TrlVlNs TO OSKER3.
-Mi r. ictit t-alns run li-lween I withal an.l polnta ; .
en the 1 u'uam D.lalon aa far aa Ynert, In conneo- I
ti .Qwth iii.. rated road The only line running i
all ni-1 tra t mt of N'ew V .rk '!r
u auer I aiace Cars on all through trains.
T-vii i il i i . it- I with P.nt n iv-hr i
T l '- an l vvnner onlcea at i,rand Central Stay d .
tl n 1 I .'1,1.4 .1 B-oadivav. SI E.t 14th it. 9 1 '
11- ..!ar .Ci iunil.u. mi . I U-,t U'ilh t and X. ',
. ipi - .- it n New York, '!.! aud T.'1! Fulton it. ft s
at 1 lilt) Pro. In .y E t) vlrooslyn
baj.'vje , a ked from hotel or reaMenc. by thai i
W c t l-xpr.-.. i ompanv xt I
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cpt oitunlay & '
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