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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
YdLE COLLEGE NOTES.
AZ EARLY START BY TIE CRTw-TnE TEIBJNE N
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al YALE

AZ FAIRLY Staff BY THE CRTw-TnE TEIBUNE N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT YALE.
NEw-HAYEN, March 1.-THE Spring-lke
weather has enabled the university 10 get out al
very early date aud they made their first appearance
upon tie water last week. their boat. Tie men
worked pretty well together and II j. thought that tie
crew may tirn ont De- line one, in spite OF the faint
hopes at first entertained.
The arrival Of THE TRIBrNE IN this city a; o'clock
instead OF az 10 O'Clock, IL greatly appreciated Many
more COPIES are now demanded aud the result will be
that the Scw.Iaven papers Will be read in college
merely for the local nc"s
Now when 80 much Il being said about coleS" eX-
psusc. a few words on the subject from \ ale may DO
of interest. Yale is classified among the expensive
colleges aud whlo the fact that the average yearly eN
penses ~ students here about $1,000 may III a
measure Justify this charge. il must by no means bc
thought that cannot live here comfortably Tor
lc-- than that extravagant Young men or limited
need not fear Yale for this Is certainly
not a rich mans college Wo number Of very wealthy
men NAV he found here, the majority come from The we'll
10 do families of the land though there not few
poor men among the number. Two things are worthy Of
notice that the faculty IL perfectly impartial in all its
dealinc, making absolutely difference between the
wenncst aud the poorest, ana that among Inc STUDENTS
themselves poverty l. disgrace. man may dress
lust sNacy "a hc pcdSes ana no one sc'Ds 10 hotcc
my difference Neither l. II disgrace Ia accept ald
from the college About $l2.O00ls applied toward the
payGneut Of tnc tuition bills Uf Indecent studChls, ana ID
This abdut 100 men have their biils partly trnltc
Tho following estimates VIII enable one 10 see tRary
how cheapy man may g:t nlQn. nj laie, lut hISt
the minimum expense The second Tie sum one
.Is Ia Dt rp.Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
CIVIL NOIEE.

Francis Girard announced some time ago
that he was unwilling 10 continue his guardianship OF
Mabel Leonard IL IL understood that her father John
Messa and her mother have 70 some understand
ing and are pressing Mr. Grard 10 get possession oil the
child and that Mr. Glrar1 and Judge DOnOhue are D0th
drus 10 mud some good guardian for the child, 10 pre-
vent the mother from again obtaining complete control
OF her
Edward II. Diedrick has obtained, through
b,s counsel Louis j. Grant writ OF ccrtiOrdi, from
Judge Lawrence IN Supreme Court Chambers TO inquire
OF Colonel Emmons Clarke whether his discharge nom
the 9TH Regiment was Just. He saws be enlisted m tue
SIb Reuulent In 1859, apd In 1870. about month DC
fore his full term of service would nave entlt hn 20
tbe ,,nmunies of a faithful mitaman, Vas discharged
wifhou ofioe and while he In perfect health Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
THE COURTS.
THE VANDERBILT WILL CONTEST.

MUCH OF THE PROPOSED EVIDENCE EXCLUDED.
The Vanderbilt will contest was continued,
yesterday, before Surrogate Calvin but little mat
tel Of interest brought out. Mrs Emily Thorn, one
OF the Commodorcs daughters. being unable to attend
account OF sickness, 81 Lord offered prove by oral
testimony the contents release she had executed to
william IL Vanderbilt. hut which Mr Clinton declined
to produce, but found that r. d. Worcester. whom he
called for the purpose unable do Mr.. Worces
ter ia secretary of the Newly Central Railroad Com
pany Mr. Lord offered ~ show by this witness that the
ComrCdorc's property was worth II 30 coo 600 JUDGE
and Surrogate Calvin thought IL might be assumed for
100000
:, s9meg! = wht9ey was called to show that william
II. vanderbilt, III October 1873, SAID t. Judge Eapallo
Come, hurry down. We have got the old sht
again. ana We want yon right away" Mr. Lord eX-
planned that this wa show the influence and watch
exercised over the Commodore judge IapalO being The
only person whom ~ would trust to draw his WILL The
evidence was excluded by the Surrogate
Mr.. Work. whn had been one OF the Commodore
frequent visits TO the Commodore after he confined
L. his hou,e.
Mr.. Lord put TO the witness the following question;
DO }0u recOiect conversation with the commodore ~
which no less distinguished peIsonaso than The devil
Mr.. Cn'on-I object to any snch testimony
Mr. Lofd-Doyo think the devil IL competent
Mr.. Chnton-i don't know whether you intend to ap-
SURROGATE - You might subpoena Bob Incersol.
Mr. Lord-I think Bob Ingersol will know more about
il by ANA by
Nj. lurL-lH-t tue Commodore taId 10 witness that
TIE lord and he we're lighting the devil. and had great
success.
The evidence Was excluded Mr. Work testified than
be had known he Commodore since 1889, and hnc" bis
characteristics very well.
jeremiah simonson. q relative al Commodore Wander
bill, aud n his employment from 1889 to 1851,
called 10 prove that the Commodore nd acted nrshly
~ enforcing contract bit his evidence excluded.
lie. however testified that on some calls during he
Commodore last Illness, be unable 10 him TIE
excuse was that the CommOiOrc WAS engaged. ana he
could not wait until he was di, engaged
Miss Paoc3c Vanderbilt. sister of Commodore Van
deTpt tCstitcd That there I'd been crolucs. between
Mrs Vanderbilt and Mrs. Torrance, the COmmodort's
daughter and that the Commodore desired reconcile
them. Tho Commodore thought MI. Torrance mad
spoken AGAINST ms wlfc. Mrs. Torrance denied H. Tie
two ladies' ,huoE hands before tue CommodOc's death.
Tie c..e was teen udloruucd o. Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
DIR. HAWKER SENTENCED FOR TEN YEARS
l,,s oliae

Ut. DVIIIIIIIIH INV "IItIN 'I'''"
circuit atlas West who convicted last week ~ hav-
ing produced an abortion Miss Amelia Jdc was be
fore the Brooklyn Court OF Sessions yesterday for sen
fence c stated that ne thirty nine years OF age,
native Of England and physician hy profession. and
that ne had pr, ytoufy been confined IN the Stat" Prison
Ills counsel cXMlyor Hail. asked FOR an arrest of uds
meut ON The whole indictment arising from dullicty
and uncertainty II The prisoner TO De sentenced nj
all he said. IL cOud only be on the thId CONT which
referred 10 an attempt 10 malprscnce. JUICE Moore
b,rnlv oyerrIicd the potion Turning me prisoner
ne sd You have ad fair and impartial trial, ana
have been ndtd by OF the mos famous Lawyers
IN Inc country but the jury convicted you. Upon that
charge won are sentenced TO he mprsOned IN the kin--
Comfy PcsiteutIary for the term Of ten years" Dr.
Hawkcr received the sentence with apparent ludhcI
ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.

Judge Lawrence in Supreme, Court Cham
bers referred yesterday the suit OF James W. W. scott
AGAINST Mary T. :. Scott for divorce 10 Rufus f. An
dr.ms He referred tie divorce suit Of Marion Lecke
ap,inst samuel Lcckic 10 James H. Fay.
Judge Donohue referred the divorce suit Of Mary
priIchard against Richard II. Prchard To scott Lord
Ihr complaint saws that the plaintiff and defendant
were married October D. 1SJG but that she Was forced
10 leave hun In G1 through his incmpcrancc ana that
recently he la. been liyn, with another woman.
Indie Gilbert In brooklyn, NcStrriIv, granted r
divorce in favor OF the plaintiff III The suit OF john H.
against Eva Billugcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
KEEPING TIE PARKS OPEN.
THE PARK COMMISSIONERS ADVERSE TO THE AR
MORY AND BIOLOGICAL GARDEN PLANS.

THE PARK COMMISSIONERS ADVERSE TO THE AR
MORY AND GEOLOGICAL GARDEN PLANS.
The action of the Committee on County
Affairs OF the Board Of Aldermen, IN recommending the
use of portion OF Washugtonsquare for the purposes
OF an aImory, has increased Tie interest already ie
concerning the possible success the scheme. Smith T.
Lane one Of the Park COMMISSIONERS stated yesterday
that The Commissioners were all opposed to the plan Of
they were 6eslrous of having few build
ings AZ possible in tie PARKS. Mr. Lane
thought It unwise to-put the Museum of Art in
Central Park Both 1t and the Museum OF Natural HIS
tory in Manhattan only onetwelfh as large
s Il is intended 10 make them The policy OF the Park
Department" said Mr. Lane, "has been 10 Keep the
parks free Of buildings as possible 70 hat the people
NAV have the full benefit Of them"
At a meeting OF the Park Commissioners. vest rday,
the following preamble and resolution were adopted
unanimously:
V1eroa application Of the corporation known as the
American ZOO!og and Botanical Garden Company, Lin
ed proposes large ohOce ana valuable portion VI
he surface Of the Central PARK for private gam In the shape
81 dividends upon capital they propose to invest N estab
fishing zoGo garden ana 9s} u s19o pof a oi
g Of the people have free access every pat the
park; -. a.. ...o.i.ton n, ,be sa,a ,rnrarvhe RI
spectfuly declined.
lanes f. Rugges presented petition asking the Com
issnncrs ~ grant to him ANA Number OF Othcf per
ems ne north part of Manhatansquare, TO be used Tor
hntsniroI Garden This laid over until next week.
Both the geological and me o0tanlcsi garnen proec.s
have long been In existence " heic. % ~
PRESIDENT of the Botanical Garden Company IL rep
resented that about 100000 capth stoch mas oco SUI
scribed at least promised, for inns ciiteIilsc A.,
Upon the petition OF many OF the cltLeiis OF tne
spuyten DryY District resolved by the Commits
siOners open street leading from RlVerSiaeaVe az
or near the residence OF James Ahern southwest W
Spuyten Duyvll railroad station The present street
crosses the tunes before reaching the station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
ACCUSED OF MALPRACTICE.

DIR. Newton Whitchcad's case was before
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court. Chambers yestcr
day on habcas corpus and ceriiora He u accused Of
rnapractice IN the ~ LOttie Temple. While she
was sin IN danger from the effects Of the operation she
Identified Dr. Whitehead ~ the surgeon. Afterwards AT
The inquest when she was out Of immediate danger she
not only Jailed TO identity DR.. Whitehead. who was
present INSISTED that reporter who In the room
az tie inquest, WAS the offender.
Dr WhitcnrAd's counsel, william T. Howe, insisted
that his client could not be held The evidence being too
vague Assistant Di-irct-Atorncy Lcary replied ana
Judge Lawrence reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
" -
Total -......

The above does not include thing or other personal
eNpenses which. IN many cases, are really tht great
items college. Deuct the scholarship fihd o
nbout $40 and the necessary expenses VIII De reduced
10 about S297. OF II requires much eh"rt anu
accidental o bring expenses down To TINS sum- put thele
nre n lew men in college to-day no ARE DONG H.
There are of other expenses, the cOnitlbu-
ton, the sporting interests and the society taxes,
elias. yupcrs etc. but these are not strictly necessary
IA concusOn while there men VINO llnd II dllncul
ia keep thrir expenses below $1,000 ant whilc others
snrud 81 800 and In exceptional asses $500 year,
man comfortably on 5000 10 TIUo, ana Oh S0oo
10 500 II he must.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07

certificate Of IT. Moreau Morris Of his physical ncapae
~ Tor military duty.
The suit Of Ann Reese against John F.
smyth Insurance superintendent is brought to
policy Of insurance the life OF the plaintiffs hus
band by tie National Insurance Company, which the
company refused to pay. Ii is ought to recover the
amount from trust funds deposit with the Insurance
Department for the benefit of policy-hoders. On
point raised by the defence that action could
only be brought by the Judge Gilbert
reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
SUING on ACCOUNT OF Loss or SUIT.

The appeal of Edward p. Doyle, who sued
Dr. Richard H. Derby and The New-York I've and Lar
lnnrm "a! and was defeated was argued yesterday In
Supreme Court. General Term The plaintiff, now about
twenty-five years old. had mild form Of 0phthn'ma
and went number of times 10 tIr IuhlH1rv fur treat
meui. On F,GMT,l" ,'Sibirih Inflammation sGt in.
ana r. wont another Iy sciIn, who treated a." eve
with hot f,lnentitlou-. He lost his >ghi Hr charged
that Dr. DrbV cat.,ssues> ~ the cleaning oi his
bi.hr. had iufrrtol Lis with purucit npLtLalli
Dr. u -rbv denied thar such r.lus could have mar
pruc,l with his ordinary aud regular care ns ia ruc
matters and iutimtt.a that tha misfortune occurred
from Tie mistake ~ the doctor called ~, VINO Wa- una
cu1iurI VIII ne extreme danger hot Applications In
an casts Inflammation 81 the eye Itself The lry on
very pl ure-eutdfuu Of the ease. found ~ DR. D'rhyS
favor The pprai Is based claim tLat IN some mat
trfs the charge Of the Judge who tired the case was not
fair. The Court reserved it, decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
PASSENG ERS SAILED.

FOR IIVERPOOI-Tn Steamship B1tGUid-S Bedros siaD
Master Master A. Bcrzone j. Ceyne r. DAY. g.
4. Dunne. Madame Fesser and COMPANION, g. GHn, w
Hamilton H. \. Hin. H. LaTwill II. tombstone, MRS; fsn.
nell Ind children MI Provost J. kenton. T. Keyne ~ r
ROsenfe W. II. RTan samson, q. Nintschger. r. e. war
ren, Mr. and Mrs. d. y. Wckhgm. NJ. Williams, , ApehL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
DANIEL DREW'S DUE-BILL.

The suit of s. V. White against Daniel
Drew to recover 81 400 upon dneb given IN stock
spcculatiOns was concluded IN Brooklyn yesterday
Judge Pratt charging the iuly, said that the main
fact 10 be considered whether this portion al Nr
Whites debt I'm the loss OF 100000 lu the Rock Island
stock TRANSACTION paid 10 Mr.. DrcW The due
bin gwen by Mr. Drew undsputcd II the dcbt was
pad Nj White wOud be entitled To recover tho amount
Of the ducbi with interest The iuJ Was lusthcteh 10
render d sealed verdict tins morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
FATAL USE OF a PISTOL.

CATsKILL, y. Y, March 5.-Ciaudius smith, a
boy about sixteen years OF age was shot accdehtay
nv boy named TrumpOur and almost Instantly killed
to-day, at the house of Abraham Post, near Catski
with whom both boys were living. Trump0ur found an
old pso in the garrett and not thinking 1t loaded
poined il At Smith and pulled the trigger. The pistol
went on the ball passing through the lower part vi
smiths body. uo lived about six hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
A rentlernn. whosa nrohoscis had suffered

A gentleman, whose proboscis had suffered
amputation was Invited ouC 10 tea. ." My dear SAID
The good woman OF the house to her little daughter,
wan you be very particular and to make no remark
everything was going well; the chId pesped about,
looked rather puzzled and at last startled the table
"Ma why did you tell me 10 say nothing about Mr.
Jenkins's nose He hasn't got anyP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March G.-The President sent
the follow ing nominations 70 the Senate to-day:
Coa;ils-Charcs II. BrauscOmb 81 Missouri az Chin Kianr
Erasus D. Webster, OF Ne0-Nork Toronto: Albert j..
shaw, Of Newlurk. az Manchester Henry G. MstOn. OF
Illinois Louis
John C. Mcneil Of Missouri. q Dee Indian Inspector.
Wicw f. Iuut Of Maine 90 De United states Dst.IctAt
tOrIiry OF Maine
Alexander Reed, 10 be Postmaster at Toledo. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun r:ses..... 62j sun 5.Js Clock fast ITO
Noon sets.. 942 Noon souths. 1882 Moons days
H5H WATER roDAY--A. "
sandy Hook. 93l Gov Island. 1913 Hell Gate.... -
HlGm WATER ToDhY-P. NJ
Sandy Hook 9:4s Gov Island. .l04i Hell Gato... OOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, March G.-Thc Senate, i'll
executive session to-day, confirmed the following nom
inations:
amin L. Murray OF Nsne. to be United states Marshal
fOI Name.
f. c. Gibbs to lie Postmaster at Portsmouth, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
A little cirl in the church at Ashland, Va,

A little girl in the church at Ashland, va,
has been Que OF band OF workers 10 raise money 10
comIleie their church building She had earned by her
own work considerable sum for child, when friend
heard her express great desire 10 own q canary
bird IL was suggested TO her that she could easy pur
chase one from purse. oh J" she replied, l
can't get thing for myself while have that church on
my shoulders"
A Marion young man, somewhat verdant and
residing rural part OF the town, recently attended
and meeting and feeling himself called
nnon 10 say something, even II II should not SOUND
oe 40 we remarked that the devil was inside Of him
as big as Z acknowledgement Uhou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
CORPORATION Notices.


PROPOSALS for ALTERATIONS and RE-
4 PAIRS 10 Museum and MO'gue BulIdngs viii be re-
cey,d bv the Department of Charucs and Corrections until
March T. 1873. For full particulars see TIE CITY IKE
CORD. For sale at No - ty Hen. "
PROPOSALS for two TOWERS and WATER
CLOSETS VIII be received by The Department 81 C.aI
tees until March To- 1873 For full parcu
lars TIE CITY RECORD. FoI sale a. NO CIV HAN
PROPOSALS for 5000 barrels OF FLOUR
will by Department Of Charities and Cor
rcfion until March 1873 For full particulars The CITY
Record for sale AZ No = city Hail
PROPOSALS for GROCERIES, &c, will he
received by Department OF Charities and Correction
until March 1878. For full particulars The Ciy Record;
for sale st No. . city Hall.
PROPOSALS for 1000 tons of COAL Will
the Department Of Charities and tOlrrctlon
1873 For u particulars see The City RECORD;
for sale at No. . city Hail.
PROPOSALS for CARTlNG and HOSTING
coal will be received by the DepaT ment OF
(borir and Correction until March 1873 For tu paric
u.ars CITY Record for sale at No CITY Han
PROPOSALS F. X BUILDING WOODEN
CRIB PIER 5iths. East River will be received by
TIE Department Docks, until the l2h OF March ISIS For
mi information THE CITY Record for sale at No City
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
Cost ano fonuo.

I OSr-Passbook No. 103.249: deliver to
1 Gerrnan "a, ngs Bank. lithst. and 4thayc. civ
OST--Thursday morning, Feb u, "A pair of
J soec,acles with brass Frame with black cord ihe
finder by returning will receive thanks from Miss
WAGNER, No. 20 East l2ths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
Conntrn Bodro.

HILLSIDE neutrality-suspicious. can now
l be made for board largo airy rooms and hrst-cass
BOARD; plenty OF shade. Address HILLSIDE HOUSE,
NJ Ontclair, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
Eeetures ano alee,lnes.
1Iuglral an5lrumerfs

DI'MAHAUT, late S. Y. BALL & Co.,
"A. No. III EAST IirHSE
Chickering'S SeInvays ana other .lanJS ana organs 10"
for cash. on instruments, amt Tor ieut
I IGHTE a. ERNST. old house of l.lehte, ~
BraIbury offer their splendid Plan OFORlEs az low
n,i,es and monthly payments AZ IL l"-l Ist1s"
hlso Smiths AMERICAN OBOANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07

"AIaph SUCCESSION ~ STARTLING EVENTS. ~ Post.
The most NOVEL and STRIKING SCENIC EXPECTS.
NEW AND Al PROPRIArE COSTUMES,
and red b. "a cast including
Hessrs Daimler Wade, Le1ck Idngsod Lecercq Coces'
wei, WatrOn, Dunston. Misses jeffrey sLcwls, Emily 20,
Ada Gilman, Alice Grey, Minnie Cummings.
t!at " EXILE u ATIN II Safnrllav ~ l:3O.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-09
Our Chief Business.

The Troy Times says: "This is
ho' proper time for compromise in
regard to The currency, if, indeed,
mere can be any propriety in yield
'nSa point of principle on any oc-
caSlon. There is but one safe course
|" pursue. and it should be insisted
upon with infexible determination"
10 which the Buffalo Express may
W Sald to respond: ''It is all very
"yI-it sounds mighty fine to
'1N about raising higher than ever
'Ae standard OF hard money and of
"aSing more relentless war with
ut o'tenbacx heresy in view of the
publican disaster in Maine. But
: IS not good political sense. In
'''1 1t is precious nonsense. In this
a-paIsn We are not called to fight
II - "la'ional party principle. Our
'-' business is to prevent the Dem
walls from fooling u.s."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-09
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY

III the matter the estate of Ann Leonard, de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Trissl
flaming, representing among other things that
Ann Leonard late OF owa County Wis, on the 23i
day of May, A. D. 1873, at Mineral Point Iowa &C.
Wis, cied intestdie. leaving goods, chatels and
minisration OF said estate be unto her granted or
70 such other persons as the county may think
proper granted:
II is ordered that said petition be heard before
theJudge of hisCourt on the 4th day of November
\. ID. 1878. at the Probate flee in the village OF
Dodgeville, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
nd 1t is further ordered. tllat public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested, by pub
fishing copy OF this order for three weeks sue
cessively prior to said day of hearing, in TIE
Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper cir
culating III said county
Dated oct. ID, 1878
Ais JOHN T, JONES, Count Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-09
c.. 81 NV.
LINES.

THE CHICAGO NoRlH-wEsrFRN hallway
mhlprIaces uhutr one management Tie Grca
trunk Raii way Lines OF the WEST end NORTH.
WEST, and, with 1t rImerous branches and coz.
necuohs, iorns the shortest and quickest routs
between Chicago and all points IN Illinois Wis.
consin Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa, Nc.
braska California ana The Western Territories. II
Onaha and l0iifo,h,a luz
Is the shortest and '5ist route between Chienpo
ana az POINTS IN NoriheIr Illinois, Town, Dahota,
Nehraska, wyoming, colorado, Utah, Nevada,
california oregon, sh!na, Japan u Australia, lts
Chieogo. 81 idm abd LsnreoDoiis linz
II the short line between Chicago and MI poia'a
~ northern WISCONSIN, and Minnesota, and iur
Madison, -. PAM. Minneapolis Duluth. and Nh
points IN the cIent Northwest. It's
II Fco"~e. WjnoBa dpd 50. Iri,r lime
ls the best route between hieaFo ana La Crosse
Winona, Rochester, ovaionna, Maskato S. Peui
New Uim and III points IN Southern and Contra
Minnesota. It's
Greea 1ou and N,,q,ute line
Is 'hc only line between Chicago and Janc1ville,
Msls5'q nay I9nd Ga L oskosh, Appeon
Honghton,, Hancock and the Lake Superior
iteepo,t oad Dtsju9us Linz
IS The only route between chicago and Tlrlr,
toeAtord. Frceport anG all points Via rreeport
Ita Chicqgo 0ad .Rkrauase Ltne
Is the old Lake Shore Route. ard "a tie only one
RAISING between Chicago and Evanston, Lake
nosha and Milwaukee.
Pullman pasfe Drawip: !leom Cars
are run on MI through toirs OF this road.
This Is The only Inc running these cars between
Chicago and st. Paul and Ninnenrolis, Chicago
and Milwaukee, Chiceo and Winona, or Chicago
and Green Fay.
iosc connections are made at Chicago with no
Lake shore Il Michigan Southern, Michigan Cen
ual, Baltimore u Ohio, Pilisburg, bi. Wayne q
Chicago, Kgnkakee Line and ssan Handle Routes
for all points East and South East and with ~.
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for al
points South.
lose connections arc orso IN dc t,iTft ~ ~ -,