davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
The Decision About nIortgaging Home-
"a. -..... .Hr stends. r.

The Decision About hIortgaging Home-
- .tr steads.
In the case OF Webster againgt Bowman
Paul Judge Nelson recently denied motion,
md in doing 80 enunciated q very impor-
tant principle, towit: The title to home
stead remains exclusively with the
government until the final patent to
the homesteader is given, and no mort.
gage upon it is valid. 1t is understood
that there are good many homosteads in
Minnesota which have been mortgaged
while the homesteader had not fulfilled all
the conditions, ofsownershsp, and that q
large number OF mortgages have been fore
closed; and this decision, il subsequently
sustained, would render all those fore
closures and sales under them invalid, B..
H. Bennett OF Worthington writes making
the following inquiries: s, 3; 5s - y
First-Was the date OF the mortgage
prior to the receivers receipt? ~.
Second-How was the receivers receipt
obtained-that IN, did the homesteader
commute by the payment OF money, or did
he get it by virtue OF servingin the army?
To these inquiries Samuel Appleton, at
torney for the plaintiff. makes the following
replies: 81 81 \ -.
The mortgage was dated and money
entry OF the homestead. The. final
receipt was not received until some
time after the mortgage was given,
and the homesteader was credited
on his FIVE years by the length OF time he
served in the army. The mortgage was
held void, because at the time it was given
the land belonged to the government, and
not to the homesteader until he received
his final certificate. 4.,ss
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
Washington Gossip.

I Secretary Lamar will spend the holidays
at his home in Mississippi. .,I,
Secretary Manning is considering the
Winona public building site question.
Mrs. W. d. Owen, wife Of the Representa-
tive in congress from Logausport, Ind,
died in Washington OF consumption.
Congressman Gilfllan has prepared q
bill to increase the stock OF the First Ma.
honal Bank OF Minneapolis to 81, 500, 900.
I. There is a report that Commissioner
Sparks will be transferred to diplomatic
place and sent abroad, or given some 9TH
exposition at home. ~ :Gt
4 Commissioner Black decides that a SOL
dier who was dishonorably discharged,
but re-enlisted and was wounded, may
claim a pension. Controller Cannon will
not resign. = .sg..'- =, r e: q
The United States senate is to have q
new seal. Senator ingalls, has selected u
design which has on it liberty cap, the
motto OF the United States nnd some m tive
vegetables, with the legend, Senate OF the
United States" ~ III :
Postmasters commissioned; Montana
Twin Bridges, B. r. Shaubut. WISCONSIN,
Fayette, w. L. Stevens, Ithaca, W.Spick-
ard; Sextonville. g. B. Dudley. One fourth.
class postmaster was appointed in
Dakota, two in Iowa and one in Mime.
sofa. IS IA g., I5sz's
First Controller Durham has disallowed
an item Of 81 300 in the accounts OF Nor
mani. Colman, commissioner OF agricul-
ture, on the ground that that amount was
used iii the purchase OF seeds and labor
and Illegally charged to the appropriation
for the laboratory. =, !.
The second controller of the treasury
has decided adversely to IN application OF
the widow OF the late Lieut.. Col. Nathan Nc
Lean, who claimed that her husband was
entitled to compensation during the eleven
years that INTERVIEWED between his resigna-
honsan reinstatement in the army.
A man whose debut is awaited with in
yterest is Mr.. Spooner of Wisconsin, the
youngest man in the senate. He has a
reputation for oratory in his state as great
as that which Postmaster General Villas
enjoys. and II he brings into public life the
same ability and eloquencs that he has
shown at the bar he will prove not only well
come but valuable addition to the senate.
It Is said that the real animlus OF the de.
bate over the sale OF liquor in the Senate
restaurantrecentlyw was notthat the temper.
ance principles OF the august senators were
shocked on finding that the prohibition
inn-keeper from Maine was doing q thriv-
Ing business in the sale OF spirituolis liquors
but twas found that he has violated the
traditions OF the senate, and has used dried
apples in making his pies. With the largest
crop Of apples in the country, this was too
much - III HIS J llgis5 Is. ~ 2 = 5E, n
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
Personal Mention.

Hon. F. B. Gowen, the Pennsylvania
railroad magnate, will never talk business
after 3 p. m. e RE-
Judge Gudger Of Asheville, s. c., is yet in
his first term on the bench and he has pro
sided in sixty murder trials.
Gen. Lew Wallace is said to have made
$50, 900 by his flying trip to Constantine
Pile, md has put the money in a Crawfords-
vile, Ind, bank. f. a5-ss5.f.
Mrs. Cornelia Winfield Scott, wife OF Col.
N. L. Scott, formerly OF the United States
army, and daughter OF the late Lieut.. Gen.
Winfield Scott, died in Baltimore OF paral
ysis, aged sixty years. . e. IA
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
6 - - -. il5t.-:. y n. z v
Casualty Record.

81 Isaac Everett, q brakeman, was killed at
GALLON, O., his body being frightfnlly
mangled. w; 4; 81 i'll: rs szs
r a frame warehouse and elevator bel ong.i
Ing to the Wabash railway at Hmm ington,;
Ind, were burned with ali contents. LOSS
SIC, 900; partially insured. sas;3s8
A fire occurred at 5Clitheral, village on
the Northern Pacific road between Fergus
FAILS and 8Wadena. George w. Hammers
store and stock Of general merchandise
and Kell's hotel were burned. s3 ss35
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
ar.EII!DoRA.s.
DAKOTA.


There is complaint at the North:
that Florida orange growers are send.
ing US their fruit before it is half ripe.
Most Of the Florida oranges thus far
received, are coarse, sour and unpal.
atable. II 5iss
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31

The railro Dads known as the evan
8derbilt eads" airs the New York
Central, the Michigan Central, the
Lake Shore, the Nickle Plate, the Can
ada Southern, the Northwestern, and
the West Shore railways.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
Condensed General News.
The Pop, on Chrlstian Education,


copy 81 q letters sent by Pope Leo XIII.
% the Roman Catholic hierarchy OF Eng
and has just been received in Baltimore
~ Archbishop Gibbons, the primate Of the
:hurch in America. The subject OF the let
ter Is Christian education.
The Rope commends the great vigilance
81 the clergy in looking after the Christian
sducation OF the children OF England. He
encourages and praises them and assures
them OF his special commentator and
good will in the prosecution OF their meri-
torious work. The laity also come in for
! share OF the pope's communication for
their readiness to supply what is needed
Tor the maintenance OF the schools; not
only the wealthy contributors, but those
Who are OF very slender means and poor.
The pope then continues: "In these days,
and in the present condition OF the world,
when the tender age OF children is tempted
on every side by so many and various
dangers, hardly anything can be imagined
more fitting than the union with literary in
struction OF sound teaching in faith and
morals. For this reason We have more
than once said that we strongly approve Of
thev oluntary schools which by the work and
iberality ofprivate individuals have been es.
In America and elsewhere. Wede-
sire their number increased as much as pos.
sible. We ourselves, seeing the condition OF
things in this city, continue with the great
est effort and atgreat cost to provide an
abundance OF such schools for the children
of Rome, for it is in and by these schools
that the Catholic faith, our greatest in
heritance, is preserved whole and entire.
In these schools the liberty Of parents is
respected, and WHAT'S most needed especial
" in the prevailing license OF opinion and
action is supplied by these schools. Thus
sood citizens are brought up Tor the state;
Tor there is no better citizen than the man
who has belissx tand practiced the Chris
tan faith from his childhood. The future
condition OF the state depends upon tn )
early training ofthe childre6S The wisdom
Of our forefathers and the very foundations
Of the state are ruined by destructive errors
OF those who have children brought up
without religious education. You see,
therefore, venerable brethren, with what
earnest forethought parents must beware
OF entrusting their children to school in
which they cannot receive religious teach
ing" ~ & h. 49,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
Tarentum, Pa, had q sac. 600 I SSf,re.

Tarentum, Pa, had $40 900 fire. 1t
started In the Tarentun Light and Heat
scompany's Office on North Canal street.
and after burning the secretary and treas
urers office spread north to Mitchell's:
millinery and bakery, Ingram's iewelry3
store and dwelling, DR.. Nc nllough' 8 resi-.
denee. Goodwin's hardware store and
cycling, Western Onion Telegraph Office
Telephone office and Campo Bros general
store and dwelling, completely destroying
them all.
Killen beat; George Gray of Louiayille in
"a glove fight. Gray had the best 81 the
frst round. but alter that could not stand
up under Killen'a heavy blows He was
knocked twice in the second round and In
the third round he Waa 80 groggy that
= Killen punished him all around the stage.
ending the round by knocking him ia the
Hoor, from which he could not rise. "A
In the catch.as- cat h;caa wreatling match,
between Evan Lewis, champion Of Wiscon-3
ain, and Tom Cannon OF San Francisco,
best two In three falls, Lewis won. He got
three; straight falls. 's'i
The editor Of the Chicago Pilot IS to be-
ARRESTED for libeling Vicar General Con
way. h I.
In g quarrel oyer 4 boundary line near IL
Appleton, Wis, August Endter was beaten,
TO death by Hugh Boyle. 'slszs
Bozeman ia excited over the action al
the, Northern Pacific Coal company Ii, com
}pelling employees to trade c,tisiyely IL the
company q atorea, ~ s. ss4
At q meeting Of the Irish Parliamentary;
4 Fund ,associationin New York the FOLLOWING
aispatch referring to the January lconyen.
lion N chicago was rend:
Dnblini Dec. 19.-If the urgency lof publicI
E affairs on this side renders my attendance
b at the convention limp asible, I viii give.
{ YOU due notice. (Signedl PAnsELI... S}S
The scommissionsr Of pensions has rem
dered q decision upon the application for
I pension oil an ex.yeteran who deserted
{ md never rejoined his 60 nimand. The cnse.
briefly stated, Is as follows: Tho applicant
[ enlisted March 4, ] 1869; was wounded IN,
z action June 15. 4 500; n as honornb Iy. tlis.;
charged March a S84 1; resenIsted B Il, TIC,
veteran volunteers March 3, 1864; deserted
Aug, az, 1854 and never rejoined his com.
K InRnd. The commissioner holds that his
Z discharge from his first enlistment con tra 1t
perfected his rights hereunder, which, wero
mot forfeited BY his ilurs to comply Win
the ternia Of q subsequent contract. q S.,5 *
The president sent q communion ton ~
the secretary oi the interior. With accom-
Z lanying papers, granting right oi way e.:
y 10 Jamestown Northern Through TN
DEVILS Lake Indian reseryst ion 81 Dakota.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
Unlawful Enolos i Public Lands.

Senator Ingalls, bill to prevent the IN.
lawful enclosures d public lands imposes a
fine Of 5 100 for each day such enclosure la
maintained after the passage Of the act:
1t further provides that
"a "a II any person by force Or thrents shall
prevent or obstruct any person from;
&peaceably entering upon or establish-
ing q Element or residence upon any
public lands subject to 7 set tlemen6s 81
entry under the land laws, or shall prevent
or obstrnct free passage through the public
lands, such person shall pay 300 TO the
States district, a circuit and territoriiili
courts nro given iurisdictio to enforce the
act and to remove al unlawful obstacles;
from the public lands IL Is also made the,
duty OF United States Mt orneyB institute.
the necessary proceed. ngs at The expense Of
the United States. u "a gSl;l
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31

While the clerks Of the dry goods store 81
ANNA q Bradeni in Orryillc, Ohio; wore
busy waiting On d large crowd Of customers
recently o. thief got into their SAFE, which
was unlocked and stole $500 Ia currency
and $500 In notes.
The estate Ok the late Gen, Toon,bs, Ii
complete tso KimBnii house ID Atlanta II ANITA ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31


Tie telegraph recently gave an account
sof the caying In of a coal mine by which
about one hundred miners were imprisonedt
with little hope Of rescue. "A late dispatch,
says: There is no rest pin Nan tic oke. ~ II,
is impossible to- describe ID words the con-
ssternation, the dismay, the agony which
learned, alter idnigft, that ali Efforts to
GET the entonbed men out alive
were abandoned. Tho town never;
saw such q sight. The whole popus
slation was on the street discussing ia
tho widest manner thed decision to nbando
the efforts at rescue. Exolamations Of de-
Hpatr, cries OF ngony and nutterings oidis.
almost every hnuseh old !, Relatives Of the
unfortunate victims were in tho widest
Ggony of despair. Several sere seized with
GOnyulsions. Fannie Saryer, sister al the two,
saryer brothers was Frustrated with VIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
4, .al onunE RAILWAY.
" -" -
rUF REST CONSTRUCTED AND FIN Est EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL. -. .....
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE II AlDNG TIE WESi
SHORE OF rue WORLD.FAMED HUDSON RIVER
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSKlLL MOUNIAlNS
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK. M, ,,,.
station as follows:
trains leave downtown station foot OF az ST.
North River. 70 minutes earlier than nom 1907 Ol "es
Detroit and Chicago .lOlo m 900. $40 p. m Pull
sieepcrs through.
St Loais 800. $40 p. n. Pulm an sleepers ~ "a 49,
Buffalo, Rochester, 1910, 'lOIO a. ~ 'oOo, 'olOp' III
Sleepers ana parlor cars, -, 80, "a - alma 40 m
p m 49,, ,,.o. -, .eOo % n
Highland Po'keepsie and cstsk. '72O. 'lO'lO 1l:2@
uh1rs Kingston Sausertos and Albany. '720, 'l0l9
ll..b A m; $50, - 90. $40, -ll4O y m. oo. u
Saratoga via Albany 1.2O. IL 20 o. m oOu T. snp
cal and Canada East T:sO y N o'OO r.
Hamilton London 'lO:lO 5000 'olOP' w. toronto
i0 M ,Goc s,rnb aarday Other trans daily tx
cept sunday ,-- ...,or ar aIeeutnr car arconmoda
ti6ns or Information apply ut Oncos hOOohel
NJ HTooklyn Court ST. Annex once Ioot ui
Ncw.York Sity II 207, 2Ol 3d. 500 oSl StS Ioss
prn,dwny TJ7 SHAVE, l4B East lS1thst 100 boWeiy
snJ West shore fOpt OF West t3ist tnu loot OF
Tav.t North River Baggage ed Tor am cheoAeu uOn
no'''' ~ HENRY MONkrE
$50 broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

cmc,co Nov 20 - me JourHIt reports Garlic
Receipts 5000 head shipmeD 1000 head market stea
Expott. VOds5 so cows and MIXED ~ 0Oa$S 20
ets 81 20 ass 10 fceueTs - ""@so V"' i0AN' = Wv
80 81. .,.-<at
sheer -Rerepts 6oOi head Smpments 200 heal urket
du Interior s2VO&S3 30 Nauves - 0OseS Do ieAans'
~ OOdr- 10 nan ...-va, .,ro,S,
Rough 800 So 65 PaoEIna aud ShlDpins - oo~
50 s. Lsnt IS 80 q ~ d5i SkiO@ AZ 4o@sS 10
ST LOUIS Nov 26.-tGt'>-Receipts 2O0ui snlon ,sars
3no market strong Fair Choice Naive ShippnR ir.ss
81 uOGS5 15 auye Butcher steera 80 oO&s+ o0 ~
rexau Steers ~ 50ds3 90. ,......,
Sheep ReceiDts 400 shiDments SOO ,onn oas ~ %
dium ~ oOSs2 49, Far TO Oholce 81 10 900 A'' NA'N
dSS 20. an .xh, a Ak0
Hoes-Recopts 10000 snipmeots / 100 LII ss
SIS SO; Packing. % % GsS 50 Heavy. ~ 1000 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
HARIEM RIVER BRANCH

IL NEw.YoRR EWHAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r;
Trims Harlem River station corner 1872 st aud
Iinconavo near hrd Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated alroadl daily except
SUNDAYS 10, 900, $40 1000. Hoo "a 2 o. 800,
$40 $40. $40 and 500 for Port Morris Casanova
fOak Point, Hunts Point, Wes5 FWnA Van Nest w cat
Chester Iimpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay barlow ily
New Rochelle with tranr for all points the Of
Tho New ork Now Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line and Line DivsionsI New-Canaan. Mlddetown,
New and sufed Branches and Boston and all points
Midnight New Rochelle and all intermediate
tOns ~ i2i0 IA. laily, except Mondays
sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta.
200 and $50 the latter traI connecting
at New Rochelle with way trains 10 Grand Cent? dnnO and
stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

NO MORE LUXURIOUS BOOK has ever
been the press than the superb edition OF De
Amcis' Spain the spaniards" just published By the
dessrs Putnam edition has been limited 10 GOO copies
the largo part which Is already subscribed FOR oompe
tent critic says Of this volume. "hs indeed example
Of the best style holiday pubclton-a book OF popular
and sufficiently substantial character adorned with ilustrs
tons which materially TO the value OF tho text and ds
playing in its embellishments, whether OF type. press
work pape binding or proportions hne OF what
appropriate well liberal outlay" Price Sl5 $50 and
$40 O. p PUTNAM's SONS, Publishers. NewYorK
CWEET GRASS INDIAN BASKETS.
We have just received now lot and it s doubtful We can
again replenish before An early inspection In
Uted.
WASTE PAPER BASKETS, 81 81 20. 81 90.
WORK BASKETS. 75o.
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES GJc. 75c. 81.
NOTE PAPER BASKETS. 81.
L. P. BUTTON & Co,
81 West 25d-st.
NeW-YorK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

toNnov Nov 2G-s p.m-Unted States Four Per Cent
ponds AtlOatc and Great Western Second MORTGAGE
prm.tcsa Cettiheltss l&L; Erie. 81 ~ do second
sols 9IL: Mexican ordinary. 2sis ST Paul Common.
IS0h. Nsw-Y0rA Centra.. 1884; PennsyiVaua. 567
hudson Lay Company. % g -
Psus 1dyIces quote exchange London rs francs -
centlmes for checks. !.
81 o. m-The amount o. bullion into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day is t2l 900
Ihe bullion In the ank OF England has Increased fSS4,St
du1ng the past week ,.-,,,,-
which last ~ "a is 4ois psr cent
aiytces quote Three Fer Cent kentes al sncS
for the account
pans Nov 2B-Ihe weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France shows Of 81 900 francs In go and an
decrease OF LAS, 900 francs IN oliver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
RAILROAD.
on and after November l. 1855
GREAT TRUNK LINE

CEEAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains YORK. via hefbro>s's ana N'uftt 9e'
u55r1"r. iis1urs The wct. WIN rUTan Palace
Shic,lo Limited Of .rior Dining. smoking aud sleeping
.Gis q" ~ Lork HAVEN a. M Cory AID Eric
st D N connecting at CORY Tor Iitus''e Petroleum
C GHT eV Wash,Rgton and south Limited Washington
Express Pull man Palace Sa.s 't'S uN.,P n 4 ana
sg H1 M l. $40 and ? AIT Il might sunday Clio
For Ktlautlc CITY. except sunday, p m,
For Cgge Nay exc Hc sy cton and intermediate
tn SUNDAY Is a. N md p N do not s'op at ASouiy
FsT id rot and NooE via %cH YORK r6lade' mia and
ar GL" J H more and ay Line al9P SeeE lays
si ier-ey CITY, enodinE speedy and direct transfer ''r
1s P4 ;sgT5 T. and i som @ SS SO Sas
nd, 20 $40 .hSu, 30 20 aGd 1000 p IA Nunay 95I0
o3 S-q go d1 aG' i.%o 'o % 80 jsS
$40 50 20 AZ, 2,i oj g. hiss M. 80 5:2O. 5;5j
go. $50, 1000 p. IN
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
pr.s Trans leave New York via Desbrosscs and Court
ga 1pdl s 30 y g hcaSo limited ana TO- Washington
%ief Il &C. 1S So? To- L a aT aud % "% a
sunda,s Express ClJ0 80 Limited, and ~ IL M 3 40.
Z; aIS HwY day except sunday at72O - and
iIioa m, J. , /. and and y. W. Oh SuniWs'
neqgTnnr Trans Rroad street station, philadelphia
f2oI 500 10 .. $40, $50 $40, SO IL and 10
am Limited Express - and % z ' 51t' 3 T. .; =
B'SS4S $40 a. M 1870 4:5o Limited. $50. 7AO' and
LPy a9S w Us Saffa @
and loot Of Desbroscs and Courtani5 81 Courst and
Hmsehs Hotel Hoboken station, Jersey CITY, EmisTan'
ihr Now-York Transfer Company Will call for aud check
baggage iT9% go els p aaa residences R WOOD
ch General Manager General passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

patriotic or more enterprising men than those VINO
commanders, but, with the best OF motive ana
energy they were without experience and military
training. Young lawyers, bank CLERKS, falr V -
which excellent soldiers can be made but we
made them staG-oflcers, and even chiefs-ot-stan'
before we made them soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
THE BAT LINE
ron

OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
p m. paFior car through 10 steamer
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD-Cou nencint June 22, l-oS
through tralns VIII ieave Grano Icntra Depot;
t. iuCNerie ant MOutrea EpTe~s through draw
ing room ears e LOcLcsteG ~ AiOaBs and Montreal
't o. n, last Limited Chicago and 81 Louie Express
Rochester bhn.o Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
GtrvIe 81 CHICAGO 80 a. m Cincinnati 100 No. and ST
lOut 740b nextday. -
dalgua. IucArstcf. - IagAru Falls and Buraio. 80
IN 49,. csterD NewNork and Northern Express. with
drawing room cars
drawing room cars To Sarltoaa, It. Ed"Atd and Ulrns
Falls on saturdays only
4 IN Accommodate on 20 Albany and Troy.
sGp m lCagp and ~ Louis EKpr'ss with Acepiu gears
for hiagnGa Fss, Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit Chi
CaCO Hld IT, Louis.
d D. ~ Express with sleeping cars to yTacasV
Auburn road. and ~ saratoga uiso 10 Montreal.
$40 Pacific Express. with sleeping ears Tor Rochcf
ter Bu1u. Nitral Falls. ,eyelaud Toledo ami pctrOAso
a. WGcrtowu ana OEdcnsburg daily except saturday
and Irog ~ with the morning trans FOR the Vest and
for tlo North except saturday night.
Tickets sac at Grand tentra. Depot, No. Bowling
Green. az broadway Harlem Depot -thsL and SHAVE
Had ~ Westcots Express Cuces Parkpa Brood
Way) ib5 and 03 BIoIdway and g. west l2ith st. New
YORK $50 WASHINGTON and $50 Fultonst BROOKLYN and 70
Gth Williamsburg
nodat drawing and sleeping Do
procured the ticket Offices NcwlOrk city, and
1913 Washing ton st, lr otlyu.
Baggage called Tor mi CueCked from residence
these ira daily. All othe sduy except sunday.
tThe-e trans stop Harlem l25th.st ana 4t6-lve).
J. ~ TouCEY '' " '''''' d. NJ KENDRfCK.
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent.