davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-09
sweeia from the I,eei.

BY means Of improved appliances the
Germans arr now able To extract l1.3l
per cent. OF lcot sugar and O.Gj per cent.
Of molnsses. or a total Of 1l.0G pounds
per 100 pounds OF beets. Tho cost Of this
sugar is only 2 per cents per pound. The
sugar is produced in enormous quantities.
sufficient for the home supply and a large
export trade Boston Budget.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-09
prnrhtlnx the small no,..

A performer in a winter circus in New
York is delighting the small boys by pick.
ing up his trick donkey and carrying il
out Of the ring at the close Of each per.
Torrance. The animal weighs 600
pounds. The circus man began lifting it
when IL was young, and has kept IL up
ever since-Cincinnsu Enquirer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-09
snnrrow. Wanted.

The agricultural department at Wash
ington las sent an order for 100 spar.
rows 10 Mr.. Hill. q professional bird
catcher at indianapolis, for tho use Of
the economic ornithological bureau"
for scientific purposes Within a little
over u year Mr.. Hill has caught about
$4,000 sparrows.-Chicago News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
ao.a 70 hoo. AZ soss 10 EXTRA &C Boa Ek.r. Yearngs

Choice So sosse To- Estss 90 so' Extra YsAfns'
81 IS Spring Lambs 81 009SlO co. ,..., o.. On.
Hogs-ksceipts ~ hours $3.50 heod Tots -, sne
2sle7 head For Same time iaM ,,.n -
20 Gle head Consigned through SO cars ~ OF whiep "
New.York ears on sale prices 6c better OK soss 4b
s. 0S5 20, Mixed Pigs ana Light 1erksts 30
Selected Workers. So 60s5 6oi selected Medium "'SA'
50 76a5 80 Rough S505 10 stays u w.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards May 2-Tn Droos,s
reports cstasRecepts sceo neaA az sPnerers
ana Feeders So Goa So 10 Bulls aud Mixed 81 on
o. si, - o9o head shpmsnts oso head; market
slow; Mixed IS $500 66 Heavy So 4oss5 90; L'sh'
S. 209$6 sos skips 50 0O0S5 ~ an. ..., raj,
Saesp-necepts $500 head shtpments LOCO head Ton
hrm Woolcd Natives 50 bO9S6 ~ snotn 81 Mn.
SIS 30: western % 25oSG 10 Texans So 90ss5 30 La"o'
So COAST rs.
ST. Ious NAV T. -calus-ReceIpts 700 head snis-
nents / 100 uarksr was strong. Choice Heavy Nauvo
Steer 81 1906 IT, Far Good Native steers - o9@
81 co. Butchers steers Medium 20 Choice ~ ZogeH oM
stockers and Feeders fair TO good So 1908 ~ HAAs
81 3004 In. o.....rr..
Hsgs-Recepts $500 head shipments 900 head
strong Choice Heavy and gutchers Sedset9as riSht
IS 60 Packing Medium 20 Choice. s. 30VSo oVJ 1ih"'
grades. Ordinary Best s. l005t0 ,oo ra,kss
Sheep- Receipts 100 head shipmsns A'Vv' -
arn Fair 70 Choice - lO0S6 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
Railroads..
rNrrpAT, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

Time Tsbls oil April o. 1888.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route at a. go, o. II m 80, g. 80. 80. 10
n m SUNDAYS at 4. & 40 a. m 80. IL D. m
- Trains leaving & 80 IL a. 80 4, 80, 80,
10 ~ M hayo connection for Reading Harrisburg,
Vile ETC. a. m for Esston. Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg etc. on Sunday for
and 7 80 N. 70, Remington. EastOn bethlehem.
$50 m for IIening.ou Irgh Bridge Branch Easson.
Batblehem Allentown, Msuch Chunk Wilhesbarre Scran-
tom neadlne Harrisburg. pottsyie, TlmaQua Shamokn
Sunbury, Lewisburg Wliansp0rt
/ %. m for Flemngton Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, ets.
Y:46 D. m. for EasLon. Bcthlchen Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Wnkesbarre, Scranton, Tamaqua. shamokn;
40 n m for Flcmlngthn. hi b.dge Branch Easton
Bethlehsm Allentown. Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
100 and 30 D. m. for Somervilie and bennington.
6:46 u. m FOR Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk etc. On Sundays at 80 D. M
400. s16 IL 10 a m. 100 4 100. 80. o 10 p m !:
(Asbury Park Ocean Grove Sundays Point Pleas
a, sis a. m. / 100, 80 ,. m for LAKEWOOD. Toms
a: m, i p. IN. for ATLANTIC CITY. Vlneland
800. 9; 100. s1o. II u.s. u as Al NJ. go. $50
$40. e1o m Sundays. 200. a. m for Perth Amhoy
4, e15 II rs q. m. 80 p m. for Monmouth Beach.
Seabright Highsnd Beach
NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier g. North River, 100 p. for Atlantic Hgh,
sandA Highland Beach. seabrght Long Hranch. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL May "a m.-COttonThs sales of the day
i,oluded 400 bales Futures closed steady;
Upiands Lew Middling May delivery 2564d sellers
Nav and delivery 25-64d. buyers Juno and July
delivery 26e4d sellers July and August delivery 2s-
buyers September and october delivery, l7o4d buyers
october November delivery lO64d selers November
And December delivery 1O64d0uyers september delivery
~ Cad sellers $3.50 ..,.,, ., -,
Middlng Good Ordinary sh net and gross receipts
So bales: sales, 209 balesi stock. 9.20S bales -
NORFOLK May 2-Cotton-steady Middling, 9Si net
and receipts. l4oS bales export. c0asswi's Lis
SAVANNAH. May 2.-Cotton-Firm; Middling. 9l6; Low
Middllng. $40; Good Ordinary Ills me- ana gross
- bales stock &c. GA bales. ,,,,.,-
NEWoRiEANs May q - Cetton-Steady. Mddling.
Oh; Lew Middling $ l.lS Good Ordinary, s9-l6 net
receipts, 67& bales; receipts oIA pacs; ssioss
5000 bales stock 1872 $50 bsleS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
l .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of 0o'H
Desbrosses SITS. follows; ,,... ,ointa
a. N. TO- CsasauQus and ntermeunn achestsr Bufao
8 o. NJ for Geneva, Lyons Elrirs; Chair car 70
and the West and principal local p'iH'~
Wikesbarre. .-.os..s u,oInta Chair
D. for Tunkhannock and a mReaaior ana Harris
car 70 Tunkhannock. e Connection " ~
burg .ra prin. pal iatsrmetsp
ponts Chair car 10 Pitts.ph ...r,Ag,,he rants Cans
20 m for coPlsiS, an Chair ear cossar
80 y. m. for Geneva. Lyons, b f1% ~ LYONS 50
iAi n ,"p M 70, Iaursys and sSedse polnA ann
Trains leaving ats s m !nd s.Sn sOsi issisnA
meet '0f al points ssuSDxY TnAINs ,,,.,.sdi.ss
q. m for Manch Chunk. haHeech
points .,,.,r.dae, pk,sa n
f,lo and Tho west Pullman Seegsf p5o LSS0s
General Eastern ofaes Sso esoss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
UTFST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train. leave station olsvs and 20 unu'sS
earlier from foot OF Jay 81. North River
Detroit and Chicago. 80: So ?. m. 900. 'Slop m =
ST. Louis 800. -S.l5 y. no. x,, r,...va
syracuse Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge NassfA
Falls 3l5. $3.50 a m, 600. .S:l5 p m
Utica is +g5S al so a. NJ. 1900 1918 p M "A "a
Kingston, saugeres. Ca,skii, Albany. 3l5. 'HIo '''
al 80 a. No., s400, 900. 1918 p. M ~. .,.rs
Crsps,on's West Point Cornwall. Newburg 'Slet t;rs
90 S. 1915 all; 80 $500 4l0 900. .Slo ofe AS
ana 81. 90 %. a.. Cranston's, Corn wall, Newburg
For Montreal and Canada Fast 600 p. 10: r.,.nt~
Hamilton London. .9s55 m. r6;00 'Sl3 10. isf'"s~
1905 a m., 1900. 'S:lb p m. ,,.r. patro,s
ElesaaI sleeping for BufAo Niagara Fsi@ De'ro"
Chicago and St Louis. -, ..ux .x..rA
Ds Daily except SATURDAY Other trans s,a Sa siiY
e. M. ss:<0 p IN. Hsbeken West shore slAuon' sAA''
For fioScs time tables psrlsr accom-
tons Information. apply offices Broos
neton. 80 Fulton-st, Annex once 1901 u IN
NewYorE Cty-S5S 7s5. 'ea2 broadway. 1887 BoweI =.
Park Place and West Shore StationA foot OF ,srpIpT
foot OF Jayst N. Il C. n La Saat
& =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices. 4o1. a11

~ q and o57 Brosdwsy iSs . Bswsry lsI VESTS
NswYoTk; Ssl and 1888 Fditon-s; Brooklyn lO7 Brosd
q psya ar and NswSatioa Jersey ct
Express minutes ssrs than
M 1sandass cSs@bsr,s SIS a9. 7S5 m,-pa,
St'I asaa sl s.Shss coact
6p m~Daiy CHICAGO Limited"a solid Pull
train Of Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches g BaaIs
81 Louis No extra charge for fast timo.
o%ss Enr
talo. jamestown, YoungsOwn Cincinnati and Chicago
N''I5!1% 'S$ ;so re- ss.
to Passaic, am. p a. sundays AS 81 s. 10. 80 m:
S $50 So p 80 Is ao5s s nfa $50
300 4, 40 44o, 6;l0, $50 500. $40 500 7'so p
1870 aisS ( ess sTesay s s
ii'sos $50: 40 80 S?Ss. S:ss go 50; il
$50 SsS $50 j. 1880 night Also Z: Rage 8
ss:ass. sts iS:S$ ~ ssS 81:
% S%essy days sis & mp ssos
s''ff? SO ~ So sanaay IS rs. NJ
4 50 7sq susasss a. si
Express the West arrive in Nswrors a'n'A
Gen'i Sup't General Passenger Agent
NEW-YORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAIL-.
A NEW EXPRESS TRAIN FOR BOSTON,
Commencing April 2S 1883
Leaves Grand Central Depot n. " n. H ana IL N NJ
New.York. 10 q. H.. sundays excepted ArI1Ses "os~As
4:30 p. III. -,o
New. England Limited. leaves NewYork p n dAlN
Arrives Boston 0 p m
PARLOR CARS.
Tho latest evening for Boston leaves NswfeSk AAss
D. m. week days Arrives Boston z q. m
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
For tickets and reservations in parior and
anniv ut Gram Cant IN. v. N. n. IL
-rE KNoWLAND L. p. yINING.
General gent Traffic Manager.
1877 Broadway, New.York. bos'oa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL May $3.50 m1geet-In poor demand
Pork-In poor demand. Hams-Holders oncr moderately
qHeeseNIn good demand finest colorod dun as
64s Cd Taow-In poor demand Spirits Inrpentine.aaa
FururesTn demand wheat-I1 Door ds"ana Flour
moderately. Corn-Spot ana iutures-ln
fair demand Mixed Western June steady at a. lid Hops
AZ London New York State-In psor demand, ~ q,
LONDON May "a y. m.-Calcutta Ahseea'o's 0u poi
quarter . ,.,. r,,. nal. Amsrican IA
francs % confines aud ID francs 70
ANTWERP May 2.-Wilcsxs lard closed ~ % HShcs
RRRNRN MAY 2-Pstroleum marks 30 pfenniTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
FOR PHILADELPHIA
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE.
On and after December Trains leave -

GRAND CENTRAL STATION -
Stopping a. New Tg:Swn stSiiSn i$s5.s, noted
IS no hSsy Troy spa ana Sssa s
and q IS So AD % FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsrIBunEp LINZ
TIED composed exclusively Of BUFFET smoking car. dining
and AaS amy rsSs
arriving Chicago 3 80 a. NJ next next day;
ronO Sleveand GineDnap Des;o a Ts
80 m western and Northern Eaess
cars to aTsny ana Tcy CONNECTS At Tsg M
s''a'Isa n on SesSfa Sa to Albany and Troy
nj sI psi = ss e
RsSISi' aaq Dig u pess
Sn and Via St. RSsn so to y and
dsgas; a1sy except sunday SUNDAY train does
Special Sleeper . arrives r Hechese,
saSsS sss Rss:i,5s S;ss;sss
sSsp S. and , 1
night albany ESRIss. With ,slsep1gs;s: Albany
Saratoga Lake George and for the North except ss
..s Il Si.S "a css s "a d'sss % r.
e R.ss Eas FTP q ;s sss
Westeotts Gxpess calls for and check. baggage from
.RuH daily Others daily except Sunday tsop At 1851
st. station e tss up passengers fSr SSEtS sSd West
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY-Trains leave from ferries at West %2d
f.z.2 80 WALTON for nssI
Sec chsa @ak Ssy p o'"es'
ds %sis env lS % 3asy Do Is M for MID
West 42ds :26 p m yay;st 10 m, daily for
Oswego, Suspension Bridge, Detroit. Chicago. ST. Louis
Buffet Sleepers to Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free Rochester
Pullman seepngcar berths reserved at BOZ Broadway.
II tables, tickets &C. 207, 307 944 1926 Broad-
way 1877 6thave.. 1874 Essa 125hs ga West 125h-ss.
New-York. j. c. ANDERSON, @. =. A.,
is Exchange Place. New-York. I,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Chambersst Station week DAYS
Englewood Tenafy, Coster, Sparkhil
:oO 90, $50 and IL 80 a. rs 49, 500 80,
20 40, 40 100 10 30 D. 10 10 midnight Sundays
:00 80 a. and D. IN. For Manuel, Spring Val.
ley Monsey and Talnsns week days. 90 so a. m..
4 80, 6 40 p. m. Sundays 80 q. m and D. m I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MAY LIST, 1888

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE 8
trains leave New.York via Desbrosscs and CoftIandu
HaErsburg Pltts6ug and the West with Pullman p.so.
Cars attsened o 90 = M and p m daily. Nav.
and Sleeping Vestibuied Cars al 20 m eSe n~SS a.,
williamspoft Lock Haven, 100 a. M D. m Corr "a
and the o EssSn i'' 1 Pc
For NOrrstcsn fAenI1ye, fos;o%n and nd ,i Ssa
baltimore Washington AMI the South. Limited Wa.ADe.
Railroad Dining Car daily except Sunday 10 a. n
rye wsshngton ;29 p. m. and daily $40 D. n. AZ
So nd 90 ,sd q ~ n
night sunday ~ and 100 a. IN. s 80 and . 90
Ss Nay a. rsS: s Ss
Long Branch, Bay Head Junca,n and intermecsts a..
tons via Railway and Ambcy 30, 10 a. m, IL noon
$40 and p; m, On Sunday. ea5 a. m and D. a' NJ
For de Old % Point and S.riek Vi, N.wYort ph.a.0a.
and Norfolk Railroad p. every dsy; via BsItipo,ss
Os snd q say bostyn 40 connect with Al,
trains q. Jersey City aTordins speedy and dircc5
transfer for Brooklyn travel S'
FOR PHILADELPHIA ,,.
Express Trains leave via Desbrosses ana Corr
500, 90 g. g. o. Chicago Limited and 10 washipsto,
itsd P sna Cars .n nad i rs n M ono 40
and p. m. and u II Night .
1'1 10 ana aa.fi1o em,I.t s sSndy
9p m on Sundays, connect at Trenton Tor Camden.
House. Battery Place and foot Of DesSsoe and 1 eor,
landt sts Courts and Brooklyn Annex Station fooS
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII call for ana
check bssgsge from from hotels and residences -
Manager pas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
Gelp n1ante0.

JIOUSEWORK.-Glrl wanted for general homework 10
III 90 20 miles down Long Island; must be willing
and obging and good washer and roner; no Catholic
church in the place wages $12 Call at 210 Harrison ST.
brooklyn.
IogRNALIST-A young Of intelligence, energy
y and newspaper experience, TO take charge OF
weekly journal must be Proectonist Address stating
experience and salary desired 10 JOURNAL, Box -,
Tribune Uptown ONCE 1,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
LIVE srosK Markets Rx rrInnnArn

HuYrALo. May 2.-cdul<-Reoetpts last "a boura vers
i!ss Iesi o Ger the week thu. tar sega For Use
90 New.fork cars on sale dull and unchanged
SAesp-Receipis last hoars 2200 for the
Consigned through cars, all of which 10 NewYork
20 sale market STEADY CsmnoR 70 81 boe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE--For Brazil styles the market was nm ous
quotations not changed s,es Zoo Sss' saoa
is LAO and to shipped 500 bags NO ana Soo Dsgs
No T. IA 1-Sc, cost and freight Tho mioer 20
is 4sO bags Laguay.s and $50 SSgs aeYs
on Arm MARKET the sales reaching wv oags wn,ie
final figures represented advance OF ZoGoo Pon ior
the uaS' NA ~SSSANe " Closing Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

EVERARD'S RUSSIAN, TURKISH, ROMAN
Ia AND ELECTRIC BATHS, 2sthst., three doors
Of Broadway and directly opposite the Fifth Avenue
Theatre VIII be open day and night the year round
for gentlemen only. with ample sleeping apartments.
will be ready for inspection by ladies' and gen.
temen Tuesday and wednesday evenings. May 1st and
Cd and continuous service from Thursday May g. 1883.
principal plunge is the largest in any similar
Iishent existence and is the first to DO Illuminated
by electricity, impartlng sheen OF liquid silver These
baths the grsndes most luxurious and extensive In
any country combining the perfection of the Worlds
Water sanitarums IN all that art, expert workmanship
and wealth bestow in the direction Of comfort ele.
cance educated and attendance. Nothing shall
be left TO render these baths unparalleled.
J. w. COLLIER,
Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
Business Gbanres.

GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
" 16O Bituminous Coal Lands in Dale County,
for sale Chattanooga Tenn, and 12 miles OK rail-
road Also 500 OF Yellow Pine IN Southwestern
Georgia. Address II. +. STROHECKER Macon, Ga
NANTED-A gentleman special for some good
w passam enterie factory. p -, Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
0earbsrg.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governessess
&C. 70 Colleges schools and Families: Apply 70
MRS NJ J. YOUNG-FULToN, % Union Square
A BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge. TEACH
"A ERs registered for 90 cents for postage vacancies
always hand: form for stamp. r. E AVERY, Aneri-
can School Bureau, West 1zth-st, N. Y.
OOyERNESS An experienced lady teacher IN music
" modern languages and I'm English branches wishes
uoson as goyernees family in the country from
June 70 october. Address L. J. D., Broodyn p o.
SOVERNESS-By English lady as govsrncss nursery
" or otherwise) god references L. p Box Is. Tribune
Office
g CHERMERHoRN'S TEACHERS AGENCY. Old
- est and best known In Y. s. Established 1882
z East 4th-st. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFORT.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA q NORFOLK r n.
Train leaves foot Of Cortlsndt and Desbrosses sts
daily, 100 Tickets and seeptng ber.hs securs1
Of any Ticket Oaice the PennsyfvanIs RAILROAD CO
SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
ira, saIep ana the Eas Express Leaves Grand Con-
new Express train at D. m, except Sunday. FAST ~
cars to destination. s'SAs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
NO NEW-HAVEN. 75c.

EXCURSION IEOo1 q dhyO, 81 70.
Steamers {. ii. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck slip, Pier rs T. r., D. and IL D IN. (sundays
excepted connecting New.Haven with special trains
for MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD HOLY.
OKE &C: Through tickets sold and baggage checked al
e44 broadway NeMYOfk. and Court-st Brooklyn i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
Miscell

ITO obtain pure drinkingwater use JUDSON'S
4 PERFECT PURITY FILTER for SALE wholesale and
retail by LEWIS ~ CONGER,
COZ COB Sixth Avenue. 1888 and I.3i0 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
prp Goods

@3 * ROLL for White Ma tn -. Fancy
;sht S;SEs IsSlaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

COTTON.-A further advance Of LIDO was estabushed
in the price and demand fair Sales Ga bales,
OF which 1875 export account and the balance fo
8I2 bales to-day comparing with 1902 bales this day last
week and 69 bales the corresponding day year ago
Since September beginning OF the crop year, the
receipts bave reached 52a2e76 bales against 6l1904S
bales for the same period last year
tons based on American Standard Of Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

stTlet V Good Ordinary rs bidding o6-s
The speculative market opened at an advance OF =
points on near months under free selling sharp de-
cline set in and temper the close was weak at
decline of points for the old and OF 6G7 points on tue
new crop. Sales 80. 600 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

~ Trains leave from Chambersst Station week dsys
100, 20, $3.50 and II go a.. m rs. $50 400 80.
30, 40 40 100, 10 80 10, 10 midnight Sunday
100, 80 a. m, and p. m For Manuel. Spring Val.
ley, Monsey and Tallnans, week days 90 so a. m.
80, 6 40 p m. Sundays 0 80 a. m. and D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

. Boys and Young Men-Country.
Principal o. r WILLIS, A. NJ, Phi D.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18

Who of rs tlat has ever boarded IN the
usual VA las lot been 40 some time afflicted
with the society Of the complaining dyspep.ic
boarderi The mGlady is TOO prevalent for US
always 10 escape her, though L doesn't follow
that she must be disagreeable stamp Of
invalid. By TO means But there is one
specimen which haunts public tables, whether
at home or abroad. that We would ell lil.s 70
have suppressed by fair means or foul You
ask ono Of these dvspertics VIII yol have
some white bread ard she replies with the
air Of wife OF a candidate. NO, don't eat
anything made Of white -four Ii seems to
swell up inside Of mes shall help you 20
some ragout Of vealw "No. thanks" this
time she speaks WIKI angelic sweetuess, II
love it. but il doesn't love me- such an orig
inal remarkl-.'the last time ! ate veal was
up all night, and thea she folds her hands
resignedly under tine table Cheese" NO,
thanksr-th.s dyspeptic kind OF woman al
ways says Thanks, it does not agree with
me; my husbands father was q doctor and
he told re never to eat cheese with my
stomach, anl so on, and 50 on.
Then She VIII be sure 20 recommend GER
tain dishes 20 the assembled guests, and %
her daughter, if she has "a daughter, it IS:
Susie, dear, eat only the stone fruit and
great deal Of it; it is so good for you, dear.'
Or it is: Susie, remember your stomach
was out Of order yesterday don't eat that"
Until you have a succession Of interna. and
Internal pictures, as a delightful sauce Tor
your dinner, breakfast and lunch converse
tons The beauty Of it is this chronic suf-
ferer consumes more fcad than person Of
healthy appetite with perfect digestion. You
can't blame anybody for having disordered
pate de foie gres liver, but il is rather dis
tressing to continually bear about it. As
bright creature said not long ago after being
thrown into the company Of this pronounced
type Of dyspep.ic. why I'd just as soon
darn my stockings between the course or
manicure my nails, or do anything Of that
sort at the table, as TO talk Of uproarious re-
bellious interior organs, and yet have had
10 listen TO running commentary on them
for six weeksp 1t is question if chapter
on this American trait shouldn't be added to
a certain little manual on etiqgette and table
manners that some Of Us would like imne-
diately answered in the affirmative. Boston
Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18

4 gentleman tells m. taa. Hs ..s er 00e
Of the most extraordinary pee.. executive
dispatch DO hs Afe II was coming 0.m
the Hudson Rigr road Doe al ..ra r
three day ago, when ta0 train nas
by a wreck near HUDSON. a fro.-., tln
had been thrown of tbe track The engine
was lying Undecided ia n hole. one ear 1871, .r.
ing across tine track. another l4l '..- A.
trucks and was flat ou tho track. end ra
tender Of tle locomotive was also deeply iu.
Ledled
We had waited there an hour and n ta4
or ESQ hours, and twenty trains bad bn
stopped They bad yaukel ono " tae cs
up on JACK screws, as IL % un trucks under
it. and then get 10 out of tLe way j. looked
as il we were going % stay until night. arl
We began % think about finding ,temta.
or buggy or something 90 get ol % SEES
York, when all at once au engine and ura,-.
ing car heayed IN sight
Before tie engine had come t0a stop we
could hear the roadmasters voice ring Out
giving his orders before bee hG1 seem flost
uat!on. he seemed % be- as familiar al
everything on the spot as il BE- bad been there
distance, but doing nothing he called QUITO
the engineer TO come up and make ias' to taa
buried locomotive. In half minute t.ee.
CINE was attached and pulling 90 g -a
other out O. the hole, and at the secon = f.r
the great mass OF iron came up suddenly -al
was hauled out OF the road
PAS that rope Ger the top OF thai 1f
and make fast 70 the tree FOUNDER Dr. cred
Il was done Now 500 q. you lay Lle
that rope" he shouted Tic entire lre
army, under tho inspiration ~ that r.r
lay hold OF the rope, using the trc. t4 o
purchase, and they pulled the car ae-ls ila
track square and out OF The way ly ul.a
strength.
Gone on here with that engine, a' r-a
again, mako fast TO this true. NlG
other tremendous pull tho whole tlIns
out Of tie ground Ike a tree ~ f-e
and was rushed Off "Now start tll- Orb
train cried the man. In less tlaltfo n-
utes from the time OK hisarr.yai wla, .o.l'
TO be q weeks job was out of the wilf
the passengers went on. New Ior1 L-..-