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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22
a Story Asou. M-oulloush.

When be was here several years ago be told
funny little Incident which bad occurred
during his lsting at Richmond Just; before he
came here. The story has been Published; bat
It Is forgotten now. "Ths Lady Of Lyons
was the play, and among the players was q
maiden amateur who had stage on the brain,
and bad It bad She tore passion to tatieIs,
and threW a FIRE and fervur into her love scenes
which both amused and excited the audience.
At times she fell from the sublime to the Fidic-
ulo1s, and where Claude MeIn0tfe," II the
shape Of Mccullough, was describing has place
% the Lake OF Come, repeating those tender
est words Of Balwer, the maiden's bosom was
seen TO heaye, her eyes to I'll with FIRE, and
when be closed with the lender sentence,
"Prithee, love, dsst like the piet1rs2' she
threw herself into N'CuiIough's arms, crying
cut in tones Of superIative affection. 'O-h-h-h,
C-l-a-u-d-e," lingering sweetness long drawn
cut She then collapsed like balloon, and
hung, as Mccullough said, like porous plas-
ter 90 his form.
At this moment Disguised neWsboy II the
gallery, IN the same tones ia which she had
uttered her last exclamation, hoWled cut,
'-Oh-h-h-h, s-E-u-s-h;' and clipped
Tie house zane down The audience Toared
howIed and howIed again. Mccullough burst
into 'ha, ba, himself and nearly dropped the
love sick maiden The girl however, showed
no sign Of laughter She carried cut her part,
but the next moment with aearessing gesture
thrust her fingers into MCulIoEgh's hair al
the side away from the audience, and pulling
bCneh nearly cut BY the roots Missed in his
ear. How dare you laugh, SIR, at that vulgar
remark The pain n his head brought The
tears to bis eyes, and Mccullough resumed bis
part IN the scene Of love CIsreLLgd LS1lleT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22


The operation % casting 4 basl ia plas.
ter Is simple and interesting. A basin az
plaster Is mixed u the Consistency Of
cream. and usually colorad with ochro to
distinguish il ir0n the ultimate cast II
IS then thFown by hand over the whole
moiel. excepting a portion in tho crown Of
clay, and intended asa ~hand hole Tor the
extlieation Of the clay composing the
model Tho plaster being set, tho opera
ton Is repeated until the mold Is sufficient
" strong, The clay rim is then removed
and the plaster edge having been well
charged with elay-water TO prevent adhe-
SION, the "hand hole is hlied upwith plas-
ter like the rcSt, As soon as it Is hard the
pieee Is easily removed and the clay cx
traeted either through the @hand-holeN or
at the bottom Of the model. Tho mold is
then washed and saturated with water, the
piece in the head replaced and secured,
and the cast made with white plaster run
round and round and well shaken into
cavities. The waste" mold, which. being
tinted, is easily distinguished lrom the
east, is then clipped OF bit BY bit with q
chisel and mallnt, and the counterpart OF
the model Is revealed II copies Of the
bust are required, a piece mold has to
be made upon the original cast in sections
50 arranged that while supporting and
being supported by tho adjoining pieces,
they can be removed from the cast without
injury and used again and again. There
are numberlesS contrivRnees and "dodges'
employed by the molder in the various
branches Of his craft which it is unneees-
sary TO reeite here, but considerable i'm
portsnee attaches 10 this artisan who, II
not skilled and careful, can easily mar the
work entrusted to him.-.irs Jeurnal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22
Prtrol.urn :. Fnsl.

Dee Of the New York papers reeeatly pub
lished the following statement, showipg the
extent to which petroleum has cone into use
as fssl,
ssThe use Of petreleun refuse as fuel began
AZ Baku, Russia. where enormous quantities
Of the cru6e oil had been suffered to run to
waste fer years before this mode Of utilizing
II vas discovered. As the refuse, called GS,r,iss
there. costs only sixty cents tor % the spot,
ard as ene ton Of 1t is equal TO ton and half
cf coal for making steam, 1t rapidly esele intO
favor after mechanical skill bad devised proper
methods Of APPLYING it. Al the present time,
the siusls 6ru Of Ncbel Brothers. at Baku,
turas COT +S0,oOe tons year, and all the steam
uiariue Of the Caspian, together with the loco
motives q the TranscaueasSiau Railway sys-
tern, ard several Of the railways Of southeast
srn Russia. burn 1t alone. In applyiuS the
Oh. Il i pulveriEed BY jet Of steam In a very
simple way; ard by this process he eoiubnst-
ION * perfect. There is DO smoke, no SCOT, no
elinlSer. 20 residue whatever, and no waste.
The Hame Is entirely under eontrol, Can he
raised OF lowered INSTANTLY, and as in
SANITY, extiBguishej. Wherever coal IS
scarve and dear, the GstGtfG furnishes an
ideal fuel, and while the flashing tsss IS much
lower thSn tia: Of refined petroleum, expsri-
ence shows that It can be handled without
danger o. the Caspian, large steamers, fully
laden With oil, have burned this fuel tor ten
wears without single accident;
'sThe Russian experiment has now been
transferred to California, where the Central
Pacific Railroad Company has recently intro
drced crude petroleum into nearly all Its
steamers, including the Oakland ferry-boais-
The oil is obtained in the State-soue Of it at
Ventura, and some Of it from wills not long
ago struck. near Livsrrnore, On the line Of the
Western Pacific branch The method Of ap-
plicasiou Is practically indentical with the
Russian namely, BY steam Jet. The nozzle
Is fattenei so that the pulverized oil is blown
in a sheet Of fame in to the ire-box and under
the boiler tubes. The San Francisco Chronicle
states that the results 80 far have been most
satisfactory. On the freight steamer TtorgHgb-
fire 'the Gust Of oil as fuel was found 10 be
forty-fo1r per cent less for the first 1--WE mouths
than for the corresponding period year ago
On the great transfer steamer S0tTzl0 the saving
has been less hitherto; but as the oil costs four
dollars for one hundred gallons, as against
seven dollars 4 ton for coal, and as enc hun
drei gallons Of oil make as much steam as one
ton Of cual, the general acreage Of economy
Is obviously high Il IS slreaiy demonstrated
ii flct bv these successful tests that no region
which possesses petroleum, or can obtain it
economically, need be dependent upon coal for
fuel for manufacturing and transportation; s1d
It i equally certain that eventually, the refuse
oil viii be utilized for household fuel, IS has
already been doue in some parts Of RIssia. y
=
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22
Pastezr and HydruphobiA.

NJ Pastear Appears to have satisfied the
Academy Of Sciences that lie has discovered
care fax by'iruphobia- and the report Of the
TecgEeries actually affzeted By his process Of
inecalafian certainly goes far to cnudrm the
strength Of his claim Tloagh hydrophobia
Is not enc Of the devastating diseases, and IS
comparatively infrEqueut, It's almost constant
fatality, and the hoTTur and sufferibgs which
attend It, have eaazed It 10 be dreaded Ia
peculiar way The discovery Of cure for
this deadly complaint. therefore, must he re-
garded az distinct and important beaef7c-
faEtian to humanity, and It only remains 10 be
sscerTainsd whether the remedy can be ap-
Piled under all circumstances with the sane
facility as attends ordinary vaccination An
important consideration II tins respect Il that
Ct the persisteuce Of virtue N the matter used
f1r IaocHl1tian- If this matter can be distrib-
Etsd and preserved on points az vaccine lymph
~ the praeticahilItv nf the cHre may be said
h BE demonstrated buE IL the matter mast al
Ways be fresh frnm the central Laboratory o.
wheFuVer L - prepared, it, application IN )
large percentages ef cases world beimpussibls.
HFdraploLil Il disease the remedy fos
which rsqEres q Be easily accessible, for
IsaH-ts Pazteur has cared a boy sixty haars
AFTER he was hitren, tie prssEmpiian - shat
the dInlc1itIea are greatly increased By lapse
It time ~ PzstsHry however, has iva strings
70 IT'S how far he claims thas By inacuiating
dogs with the WINS the diseass can be IN The
enarse Of tws 90 three gs1eratinus ezfirr sfe,i,
&c that the nesd far cIring hHmza patients
VIII 20 Iougsr exist II shis ihe1ry proves
true, the researches az the Distinguished
Frsneh1lah have been ir'5ss,l fruitful and he
NAP Re said TitE1at ezzggEratiou = have
ogerEnme hTdr1phdbia- Naturally. however,
a eirEEmspect aftitads vii Be maintained b
men of science ca the subject snfh the przefi-
cal Demonstration Il n R1stsaf's triumph II
Completed In the meantime the appafslf
gsnerzI acceptance Of hrs e1uei1sians BY La
esupatrIots and he EsgiEah prsss warEantS
the eIpectari1u that tbs tine the problem VII
prove 10 have been salgsd--A. Z Ti15Has-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22

,;,-, fer The cav q sick slaves, psohahly
,eaiatsirea Il TT expense q he masters also
h,seSsals fer eiadiators, ard reel,chcese tev
he free enserssinrnent q Pcer travellers. Dur
ire he frst TIVE Christian esasnFies, VIXEN
Chris,iars were de~piscd ard prosecuted sect,
We kucw lAal they hsnded together 10 various
wavs. h,,h Cor uetaal tenckt AND tor the relief
Fl t<,crer eselhrea. TIE 6rss arthertie IN
e,rnatiea cf this latter tact Is derived ten an
.,emv e Christianity. the EnpeFeg Juliar,
.,-,ei,n,es called the Apcslate. he eenuapa-
el cs,e q The high priests in GalatiA 70 estab-
lish frce tavern IN every city, ard Be ap-
prcpriated feed for The maintenance " The
sarse. The emperor gives this remarkable
reason for four3ing these estahlishmestss ~Fog
II il aisgrscefal.@ he SAYS "wben there Is not
a heSxar feasa ssrceg The Jews, and whea the
seaiess 6alilears support cur Feer, as well as
tseir ewI, that cor people should Be without
caF kelr." These words were writtea aheet
the wear Ssa, and It was at this time that
hcspisais, saeh as We row ka0w them, tock
their rise. pnripg this Period the tide q pill
grie,s 70 iense- set towards the temples olthe
hesthes deities, bet towards Palestine, aecen-
,rv uhich yielded scsnty supplies to The
CHRISTIAN pilgrims, many Of wAea persisted
there. Fer their relief Saiet Jerome focpded
a hespilal at Be.hlshem, the money fer which
was IN grea. Part Supplied BY rich ard noble
Rcn,au ladies zocrg bis converts, When
Rome was sacked hy Alaric IN Ale, many Of
Jeron,e's cid frisBds 6ed fron the devasta;-
ed city 10 the hospital Al Bsthlehern.-LoRd0s
QpiRf1n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22
IN. o. q Ho-ustnI..

Fer she origin Of hospitals We must rrupe
IN the thick darkness Ct the NOES rsniots an
hguitT. Thirteen OF fs1rrssu craflrriss before
the Christian era there lived 4 zrgaE heaIer Of
tie sics- named lEsculapfas. Arrrr-sine 10
Eamer'. IIad Book H. two Ct The sons af
tlis physician we're II the GrsGia1 army that
besleget Troy, and they ton we're PHYSICIANS,
endowed hT their parent grld with sHPer-
human skill 4kEcHi7pTls, tiian- vas already
Regarded the rgd CT the healln arr Ten
pies we're ere long eEsctef N he honour IN
Grsssce- and aserV4rIis n varicus partz at tie
Rluau Empirs- There Wa a fIanuGa aue n
Ef0iaHrusr city en- the Greek enast, farty
mIies irum Atheus- Thus cirT eniuEsn the
ptudrzLia reputation Ct having bean ne birth
place Il ElscHIaVins, and near Il, IN a serindsd
valley vas srgcred i tzmFls to HIM The
ruins e tins rsmPle. winch was af great gz1ent
and HIaz1liticense, sfiiI szist- The Creeks call
eii the lailfing temple tHt x became a true
hospital L was thrrnr.ti viii i1val5ss from
a. paris az Greece, and from more distant
crautTies-sEsn from R1ue ft1eif The priests
vino served II tins uemFie FrzcfIasIl mssilrias,
rertrrrleii slrglcaI agerFriCuH- and EId al IN
taeir power g nrzucus and hastEn TIA curs
Of their pilgrims Nor did sasy fzii D zslser-
lse their slcrssa. flr the wills we're crEer-d
vhrh he Irud lad Vr1aziif, and he Ieuuls
E4a richly ieEarzfeii with the ensrlF eifsrilgz
presented p he Eu1 By ETz1sf1i pafieaEz.
There vas another nGr less fImcuH tamula of
&larHiarils At EsrzzmHz. IN AEia Minur The
ruHrrursa Il the SICK 70 liia tensFI. waa I'M
menEe and iuEesHanr- EmperHrz and kings
vent On pii -Timaes = Z Erum Esme, anG from
tie mcsr distant r..rEuH Il tis earth, &c invoke
ne z1s anf t1ks diE Frszzrptirna of The
1rIesfiy phEsiriaaa- The E1mzz emperor
AHt1niunH FiHs mentions fhaz be bad huilr an
e,iil.a flr riia -zceErnn CT SIX snnrig near fIr
tamrls ~ 4EarliarTns az EFidalrlay and firm
wha1 We unu EaGw Of tle henGrulencs az the
G-aairz and R1uzaza towards tlia z=fzrEsi. We
my Be perferl = a'lra 1iiat Ea-h esisf1sa uurs
nat wanting AZ any Ct the .Ezrull7iaa tsinrlsa-
AzlHng he E1mzlas Co, tlars uza Etas I.sy
ealies. q FaiefEizna-ff1u far aigE and nauzsl-
ed a1lilars- These psrs als1 lilaii1- inalirn.-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22

L Il Z big hignder 70 start oGk N life with
cut the supreme and holy ambition 70 Possess
true wamaahnod Earth presents 10 higher
obiert Of attainment To be woman IN the
highest and trnest sense CT the word Il to be
the best thing beneath the sties. Il is To be
more than Sweet Ei1teen' ur reach the stat
Hre Of 4 w1man There arg women with
wh1m the cut Of a cullar, the depth ct a founce
the s1yis ct a rIhbou, Is CT more inpottznce
and caHsss mere thought and v1rTy than the
strength Of virtue, the form Of mind, or ths.
style Of fTfs- They i've far 10 purpose, huE
arr mere doll forms II the hands Of miIITuers
zsd servants, % be dressed and fed u order
EeGHg wnmgn blHnder Il they fail 70 acquire
a good sfaeatioa- Thousands Of girls think
they are u1u hiss and too Old AZ sixteen 70 p
70 school They simply nangg round at home,
vi-jr and ;yusaIp 5ni entertain friends, and yet
We boast of cur cultured society.
A yuang woman makes N Irrsparabie ban
der II she does uat guard her g1od name with
hsiy js.rluaEF- Remember thaE society Iefs
the aIaH tpcnr, innocent thingIJ "a free L
VII stone the woman Without coed Hatne,
gulf has 10 value, birth No diatinctiou, station
10 dignity. beauty 10 charm and a-s no rszer-
snes
Yong vameu MAXI big 6lauder If 1Iey DO
nnc Learn haW q take ere CT 4 home- Il ia
gTsTy1ua social zad moral wrnua when riris
arr hFuHghs up hsiPiszH in household life.
EnE often ne zee mothers hasiiF engaged "a
domestic dates Ike a siaVs, N urrisT that the
girls nay sHiOF every lIzHry and d nafhinr;
indeed, many hardly leE their daughters sgil
their haufs- 70 woman sHgfs t. Marty Eha
caannt iaok veil n the Ways Il her hozaeisaIf-
In case she nay mt herself 6e required 70
work. she GuEht u be ahis ahle % see thai
the Eurs il done n pruper mzHuer- We
man 10 1ur CT her element 11IszH che IA az
glIaiufei q 4 certzil eztsnt wiki scisncea II
has-olagy, bed -5inET sfitsil -al1lzy, raazs-aI-
Egg sud msnf-al1Ey- There never vas a
zrsafsr kilnEer than = Eahstiflts gsof looks
for guod g1zliEsa- The rszsau Why 90 many
men d mt maks bones fsr themselves a
fhaae days u hgeaase hey eaznnt azrrl 4.
The wcmsu are too murh avzrEe 70 wurkfar
and are too szfrzv1Eznt "a fheir tastes We
want unrs frugziir7, industry and syssezs5 Il
re cuuii iHtzudacs thssE wines in1a cur
higher s1cizfg, We ah1Eld diminish the euTF,
jealousy and sIiciIies q the Eiagie, and tds
wrsfrhsstasss, tie birEssiar aaG tie divorces
af the marTisi-
every z;ri augit % Be ErsaEht 70 o. have
rsrliar daily iarnearir dEfzes likeness HlsuaId
he sarfai,fsa her The only Gizaifed Iifs ID
rssfrI lifs-
Equ lillaer i 5ul alaErF mzu VIA has
aus he utersEilllai - szppcr1 s11- P1ets nag
sing of ths E~sssE 81 poverty bus rsnsFailF |
wien gGggrEg ellIga q A. ElE taEr lDEe fsI /
aiaa 1lis a sa window EaulenheE.fa Zoo, iizf lie
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22

bitter tears can never undo what ron eugh,
roi 70 have done at hfst
It's blarder Il rnirlnopy Is made 10 read
"saaiter.et>meeey." The aaiea Of two ex-
eiiaele natures Is great hleoder. Ere united
70 gaaFowder will make an explosion in di-
vurce ecers. Marriage Is tie perfces lie a.
lcve between twe kiesfea OF suitably adapted
natures - fsts,,.5.l,.fi.t fsrSS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22

Count Dc Lesseps' daughter is his pri-
waite secretary, and always travels with
him.
The Japanese Government has forbid
den the adulteration of the new crop Of
tea.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22
14sItsag = Ts4npIa Hears VIA Kladaeas

lie bad asapped at a ensg Iaaking e5ttazs
and ring the dacr- bell, sad asked the ssTvani
Ela answered fsr acusecsin.y % saf- She AID
Tat she TogId sGnsasu her mistress. The
Latter socn appeared ani fsaad the tramp graz
ny ca the Easrsw border e grass which lined
tie Esssr beds Of rhs fr5Gs g1ri-
@WEg, what are y5a dnfag'H ske asked
I'm hHlTys maEsy faE ANT had nsfiin'
q eas far thrse d1Fs"
@Bs1 d y0r eat grzzsz
-sFes'u. whs1 I amt Z1s nofhf1 eiss-"
tsPocr fslloEs y5a nsst hs hangTg. eza
heiD.7saz'7
-Tss'n, Fcu ea1Ids II ysa'5 I'VE s5ussskiaz
% eax- The glass; a. sEiEsfg si.err iarn Esrr .
i viii h.sisi him. 5rsaIaksd ne ssspati.elie
IiElis wife o fAe aeHvszz, - each wiped . texr
f-sm her eyss, and c1ntiaai1z. said
Tsse, take he p17r kiIoqr 10 il.s hscir gzF.f
lbs zTzss . - 1i1eh fsiier thsrs- "-.4szlts
Cis.zEffrd5a-
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-03

TIM ENAauNEE regrets The long ill.,
ness and cou,clucnr Withdrawal from
its active enterprises Of IT,. capable
and efficient blsiuo-s manager Mr..
Frank +. Crayeu-, who has been
closely confined to his room since tho
3rd day of December last he is now
better We are glad 10 say, but lac Will
not be able to resume his dutie, for =
week or so yet, il then.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-03

IuF bin h"} "a- 'herrNN. X
iurnd Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and aftor DecomJer.20. ! s.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL KOUTN

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Desororsos and courndt sree
HARRISBURG itsOurg and the West. with Pullman Paaci
9s attached q and MI p ~ Gy sGS siesgns
Cars at . 4 III. every day. , r,r,,
willamsoort Lock Haven. m m: Cory ana , Erls
p IN, connecting az Cory for T1tisyle PeuOieUm
Bait more Washington and the South Limited Washing on
Txpress Of Pullman Palace Care daily except sun lay ~
a M arrive Washington 4:Ol y. m AMI S;+UP; N atrv'
l. ard p m. ana IL night Sunday, Clio a. mo and
For h It ini city. except Sunday. pm,
For cape May eXsept spnay and ID Intermediate station,
M Ha,w'y ,Ii nDoy. = a m. II noon. S:in: P H.
on sunday 9:Ij a m ana p. 40 not stop At As'ury
r TarS Point and Norfolk via NewYork philadelphia and
dsg: wa Baltimore and Bay Line, 4OOp week days
OF Brooklyn Annex connect WIN az ,er Tor
Jersey CITY, Gfordng speedy and direct transfer i''
Trans Arrive From rtsbrs 73o 49, LEO IL a. m o. GI
10 ~ m 20 $40 SO ; 80 92J AID 1875 NJ Sunday
s2o o 2S 5 go ap9 lS 6 ~ Io%6 5
~: leo p SO %S1 49, 60 o. 3 E 80 go 7S0
s% 10 ig g. an" @ $50 SO T 92o e55 92S3 1875 p
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
xpress trans YORK, via Desbrcsses and Court
iandt str's' g ~ thcaao Limited and 10 Washington
bm mi sni ana II eS a ' decentralization
and A. p Sunda' s. xlIess Gi9' mn 20 Li""cu''
Trans leaving New ok daily except sunday ana
i.io A. M /. .. +. and p IN, and p m on 9unu"SS'
EcGrne trans le'yc Broad street S1"ton and liiI5
m iiitcd Express ia and 45o p w. l24y s. T. o. %
az & 5o5 81 $50 ana H. I 3 "a i:5o Ldlte G55
LGas r9G Nell 'l 25 ana ~ Boalway Asor House
md o; Desb o'scs and outan En ~ BTooyn,
oc ch Z" 3hlef c6ose U station Jersey ty EmigTant
- YORK Transfer Com any Will call for ana ehecA
CHARLES S1c "a P MaGair General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
RIVER BRANCH

I NEW.YORK. NEW. HANIN AND HAHTFUK no K: hi
Trains ,ravc Harlem River station corner ~ LIST auu
ave near Thid Avenue Bridge across Harlem hVef
(rcuchcd by Third Avenue Elevated Mroadl dmS except
S,n,Ivs M t;5u 9:lO 1000. hoo m, 2:ln 3;J'
10 $40 $40 and 500 D. for Port Morris CasanoVa
ponO Hunts Point Mcsr Farms, IN Ne~L W eSt
chester Impsons Bay chester Pelham Ba Barlow NY
Isl1udl Pelham Manor and Sew Rochelle, connecting H
Nv Rochelle with tains for all p0uts on the mln NJ OF
,he New ork NOw.Hayen and Hartford Railroad, shore
lin, and Air Divisions, Ncw-tanhln Mldo!etoNn,
Sew BIian and unled Branches and Boston and all points
Midnight train for NewBochec and al intermediate STA
tiols n 2lO u. IN. tally. except MOnd!} . ,.-..
fOI New Rochelle ana an lhlcfmculd estt
$3.50 the natter tran CONNECTING
~ Iiochee with way trains Grand Centr depot and
Stamford
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~ bpmfvER RArLROAD-C Jnlmenc nz nov ~ 1891
~ ar will leave Grand Central Depot , sr,
NJ ~ m O, hester and Montreal r press
~ ro m cara 10 Rochester ST. Adams ana AIO h dining
u" ts, SU m Fast Limited Chicago E1preGs W." Rnf.
cara stamping at Albany Utica Syracnse living AZ
so Siakara Falls Erie Cleveland AMI Io.eao' aiii'e
NJ cbca0o Express dra room cars 10 CanA
doio ROcho steT Niagara Falls and Bunao rress with
ua nj a. m estern New.YoJk and Northern HAp'''' WINS
nom albany Troy and Utica Expres. th1o I
~ roam cars TO SARATOGA, FL Edward anu "ieH'
Fails on Saturdays only a.. An ans, o,d Troy
,or iaeaTa Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati. Toeao De'r'' ~
cage AM NJ FxDress with sleeping cars to syracuse siu "
- rrad and 10 Saratoga also 10 montreal o., Docbcs.
m Pacific EsDess. with sleeping CARS io M
a.. 'Dnsgo Niagara Falls Cleveland T0iedo ssiIs
trot ana n.oSgo to Waertown ana o9aensouip ~
except Saturday. ,,o,. vt.n seeninncars 10 Albany
~ cnneSs with morning trains Tor the "eS' Sn'
ioI cras on sale az Grand Central nepoL 30 "a Rb We
Green broadway, Harlem Depot ic ne,r Broad
erI at Westcotts Express Ohces Orr AZ New
ay 7S5 and sI2 Bro dway, and 81 Vest nd "a
Tayyk' 333 washington 73O Futonsts brooAi'n Oh"
4th.st. williamsburg oo, ND al 40 nina cars can be
cnTad a any OF the ticket Offices in Ne"io-A Oity a
Ra9 ~ ashlngton ST.. BrOoklyn. -. .o,,,o,ce
"a led for and Checked rom iesucnc. c,n5.,
.Ibese trans daily All othe oany
tThese trans atop at Harlem & 2otIsG lH WENDRI-K
j. NJ ~ tgCr.al.,,,andent general Passenger Agent
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G.scmboats ano railroads..

III FARES REDUCED VIA no,-r,
a sToYINGroN LEE y iSI Gr3t ca steamers
:, ,, ne pler So Mort RIVER, on" DOCK I'm i-h
10 - 10 D. m daily. except sunday; new anding and
oorIor cars ,rCclinI1Y chars Oet"eo" St0'
Rost0n without chGr2e ccrcrol Passenger Agent.
POPULAR SHORE LINE for B9S Son 0N T %ns
tie TAsT-An rail from Grand Ccntrai AZ Va
- o trains daly SUNDAYS exccpted) to ma,
2b m 9parior cars attached and IL IN WIN pa caTs
cars Sundays at IL pm with palace Sie Agent