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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT For K-TRA Il TRUNK LINE
ami after December y trans leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


Largest ami lnest Pas lcngrr station IN America
stopping at New Uptown station On l3Sfh'st. ~ notes
fot ~, Rochester ana Montreal Express drawing t0,n
cars 10 Albany Troy and syracuse also to Mstea ah' o-
900 A. m- FAMOUS CHICAGO VFsTiDULEp LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet Smoking car dinnt
car or iwngroon aud sleeping for Albany Uch Sy
cus tochrst"r Buffalo. Ere Cleveland ami Toledo sfrN
ing Chicago 900 2. ~.
Il 1890 w. 'hicago EXPRESS for Niagara Fall. Toronto
SIcNelihn tlh'lnh w. Indanapos Detroit ana CheaS"
"raTlng room cars :" Cananfai qua and lchcsier
i;3V H. M W eStern Neu-Nork and Northern EAPre'"
Will dTawngr1
$50 m ALBANY. Troy ami Utica special with drawing
toga ell -atnriaYs "uv.
a p NJ, Accommodation 10 Albany AMI Trov. ,,,..,
er NlaArt Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge Toronto eve
sn CINCINNATI niidntnOls T. Louis Toledo. Deroh III
CIlrtso with sleenng and dining ezra ,r~
el p;9u D. M Mnntreal ant Cananlaigua EInre.s nsu,
oIespnR cars ~ FtsburR Ant Montreal via Rou>cs III
an wa Adams. also 10 anani igu. rs,
exctpt sunday. SUNDAY OF Ann,
Vi w. pe'al y eiNr arrives Rochester IiD ~ p''
IA" ';33 a. IN, AMI Cev-laLi % n ~. next lay NIL,
TO- - ~ fAsi Mat Express Roches'er.
Ni"g'ra ~ lnrpn" Cleeeiani Circinnati fndilnap
~ Lnhl D'iro ant irag with -Ieeplng Si"epnt
cstNlo hert wn VIA Cic daily Saturi lay, as "
Canan iagua on Sunlays only
nl<hr ALBANY EXpress with sleeping cars 10 1917
% ohefts with Tho morning trains for ths s,,r
day night. ~ ''i "'' '''''' 49,
ckes anf space In drawing room ani sleeping carson
~ "th 'ehif Stati 4lA 7S5 and gt2 Brne,Nr'
~ PARK face Bttery Pisc- 90 West i25lhst AM 49,
81 ttton. New-YWk 1873 Wasningtsn and $50 Fulton
SIS. bro'svn an ~ tth at. williamsburg ,.,.
Express calls Tor and checks baggage from ho'
Run daig others daily excsut sunday tStop 3sth
j. NJ Iou ff, HENRY MONEII.,
General ShheIlnlrhdenL General Passenger Agent
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W n. '. {. q IT R r 20. Iosseos
Trains leave West 42d.st follows and 90 minutes
earlier from foot VI Jays. North river
Detroit and Chicaga .95ia. M. -G:oD +s:l5 p. m
Lsus 600. 'S:lj D.
svr,cns' Blyalo. clesier Sus ensou Bridge Niagara
Falls. 3:l5. *9.5J :. M $780, 81
Utica. 81 S. s9:53. all:3D A. f6Db. 'tl) y n
KIN ,ston .-r'+ Crsl. Albany. 3:lj. '7l5. +o55
TRANSITIONS w..i Point, cpra"ail; Newbnrg 81 .7l5.
|95j. lOil5 al 1870 To- +l1. 300 +S;lj $40
and $500 n ~ Cran.top's CornwV. Newplrg.
For Montreal and ''ana - Eas', sSH)
Ham ltOn. London. -1:5j 600 1915 m. toronto.
1855 M. 1000. X Is u.
sloepin for ITio Nla,lrl Falls Detroit
Chicago AMI ST. Ioui.
Daiv tDiiv evcent S,tur av otlertralns lay eIcAot
a. Leavs Tsrssv p x. r. Sttto1 al :S)
a. s340 Hoboxea West 5hjrs St,ton. all 80 A. m
$3.50 M.
tick t. umetables parlor or sleeping car
nati0l tDpV iGss. BrOo 3{i wash
ington..t 1880 Fultnn-s. Annex on % to,t Of FnO,s
New York CyS63 78I 81 Bra iwsv. 1881 BOwsr IL
Pax Plice AMI West Shore station io,t Of Vast t2lst
foot NJ Jsv.st. " n. g. r.. LAMBERT.
o Vanderbitave. General Passenger Agent.
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STEAMBOATS, anQ Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and af,et FEbR AIRY Q, lsss'

AND uNifED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-Yors. via Dcsbrossss and ooraAna
uass se1 Fss as sSs h West with
Gcr a aa% csessS 90 msea Of q" $a
and sleeping yss.Iulsd Css at oS e CORY Gay d
s 90 81 s,:ss, ioi fi'a''us Pc
e; 90 = "S iss.s
ssS 'sd 90 a T sqaas eS '1s % so4 g 90
p Cars and
i've y Sia@s "a % n s AMI fS"s's
washington T. regular at 20 90 a, ard 1ish 80
Sunday 60 S SSi 90 90 ana 80 ami and iSa 90
10, Cape May. ii 10 a m weekdays Saturdays only
nay q and S%o9 az 70 %
$40 and p m on Sunday, 0 as m and p m
For Old Point and Norfolk Via New-York. Philadelphia
r'Gs n 90 P .s sys s,vs day via Baltimore anu
Bos;s Of BrooSya Annex connect with ali through
trains at %, JeI n;s r sTedns speedy and direct
Trsns arrive t% 'ltSsSus 10 8 IL 80 mi ana
9 80 q 90 a M, 20 . 20 5 80, 90 90 o 80
sSS and IS f5S~ r9Iis adj "a 3 So 90 g.
Sos,S 80 30 % 90 80 % IS o. c ssd = 80 1ss s.
a. m. 3 30. 80. T. 1905. 90. rs, 10 IS p IN
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New YORK. Dcsbrosses and Cor,
iandt Street Ferries, as follows u....a,o,
Limited. Dining Cars. and II m. 3 1920. =, 80
., 6 q. g and D. IN and " 10 night Aec Snndovs
Express o 49, 20 Limited and 10 a 4, 30 o.
O. 2 and o and IL Is night
Trains leaving New-fork da'iy except SUNDAY az D. %
10 and IL 10 W., ], 9 4, 5, y. and 10 A. n' aho
0p SUNDAYS. connect at Trenton for Camden
70 Of co. rS s nTs &c IS, 'G" g. n IS.
9 80, 80. and II rs m Limited Express YIN
Dining Car IL and so u a. IL 40, 2 30 2O' T.
6, O, 8 .35, 7 Ie. 10 and $3.50 D. m. On sunday
IL :O1, 90, 05, 40, 8 :35 30 o 40 m. IL 49,
40 "a 80 Limited. 5 .2S. :35. IL and 3 IL p
Leave Ihil pima, via Canden 90 l. III. and 30 IN
daily except Sunday. .--
Ticket onces. s4,. 435 and e44 Broadway. Astor
House, Place and foot OF DesbrOsscs apN C0r
andt SITS COuri-st, and Brooklyn AnDex Station. foot
Fult,n-st. Brookyn Station. Jersey CITY Immigrant
Ticte' On'cr, Castle Garden.
Tn New YORK lran,f e Company will call for and cheek
baggag ffyim hotels and residences
CHAS r. T. eli. j. IL WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
FOOT or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Tahl6 OF December 8. 1897.

FOOT or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH X NEfS
Time Table OF December 8, 1897
For PHIL ,Ei.l'HlA ana ......,..N, found Brook
Route" 30. o. II a 80. 3. 4, $50. 80. Il
D. m. SUNDAYS At 4. As a m . 80. IL y m m
trains leaving Al 4, 81. a H.. / go 4, 5 30
so. " connection for Reading. Harrisburg
Potsvlle, for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg etc. On sunday to
Easton. .-. -
and 80 A. IN for Pennington Eastcn. Bethlehem
Allentown. Mauch Chunk. -
8 80 a IN. Flea III Oh Bridge Branch, las
ten Bethlehcm, Allentown. Mauch Chunk, Wukcsbar .
Scranton Reading. Harrisburg, Pousviilc, Tam1qua'
Shamokin Sunbury. LewiSburg, Will msp0rt- ,..
/ D for Ficminginn EaSfDn. bctnirhcni' AHehlo"h'
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg etc, ,,oA
3 As D. for EastOn Bethlehem. Allentown Mduon
CHUNK. WgeSbarrc. scranton. Iamdqua, Shamokln 49,.
80 \. FlenIns Budge Brdhen, Las
ton, Bethlehem Allentown, Reading, Uarfl tDurg etc
S 90 and 30 .. m. for 81 @crville and bennington
s As D. IN for fastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown, Miucn
Chung etc on SUNDAYS At 30 p m ~ -
90. 3 Is, II - d | 30. 4 90. 4 30. D 10 p M
Sundays, co. 90 TOR Red Bank Long Branch, As
bury Park Grove. except Sundays) Point Pleasant
is a. m, ! 90 80 p m. for LAKEWOOD IONS
River IaIlor Car, 1t 90 and 30 p. m. 49,
a | ID ~. for Al Lam nc CITY, Nlnelano,
BrdgrtOn. ParlOr Cars at p m. -.
80. 6 rs p. Sundays 100, a. M for Perth Amboy
4, SIS II rs a. m. 30 y. m. for Monmouth Beach
Seahr Highland Beach
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financial.
AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST CO.,

113 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
Capital. Fully Paid .. 100000
THIS COMPANY TRANSLATES GENERAL LOAN
TRUST. AND FINANCIAL BUSINESS
Receives money deposit subject check allows
terest on balances.
All checks pass hrou rh the Clearing house
MAKES INVESTMENTS or MONEY.
ACTS AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR
xz GUARDIAN. TRUSTEE &C
ALSO, AS RkGI rRAR AND TRANSFER AGENT
Ar authorized depository for
o,on ROWLAND ~ HAZARD. President
GEORGE 8. HART. Vice Presl ent
JAMES g. THUR5TON. secy and Treas
DIRECTORS
JOHN I. MACAULAY GRANVILLE p HAYES.
JOHN BLAIR, JOHN d. KINNEY,
EDWARD r. BROWNING, JOHN ROSS
ROWLAND N HAZARD, ALEXANDER G. BLACK,
GEOhGE s. HARr, ILIAS g. BEN rDICT,
WM H. DINSMORE, WILLIAM p. Anderson.
fETkR WYIKOFF JAMESS THURSTON,
THOMAS L. WATSON GEORGE A. EVANS
JULES ALDIGE, CHARLES PARsONS
WALLACE c. ANDhEWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28

EIUS IUN VIA NH III V4N III y u. WHY 'PP
I'D for nrstcldss limited uckets deduction ~ NV
port, Fall River aud all other points Steamer, BR1S,
TOL and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier % H., loot
Nurrsy-st D. m. week days only tSunday tflls
will b ieSum"d commencing hp'. J.. mn CT o! AhnA
boa' from RIO kl~n 30 Je's'y City p. AN or
CHESTRA on EACH SlEAAil.ts Tickets and state
secured principal transfer and ticket Ohces al
Office Pier 2S and on STEAMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28
Real Ceiaie.

Examines and guarantees titles 10 real estate.
Issues to attorneys guaranteed searches from
ITS DUALITY iND4X
OF the real records OF New-YOr% and Kings
Count es, now co npl ted.
Thisis vast ledger acc with every lot of land
in the two COUNTIES
1t affords the only searches that give absolutely
complete in fornatOn.
These from ne-half to two-ihirds the
charges for oshcid searches
The, are Returned within - 1urs
They ere aceep by Ban ding and Insurance
departments IN fen OF ofhcit searches.
Owners aud len shouId that their titles
protected bV this Of ssrchng aittel to the
best now known " tho loyal profession.
COUNSEL.
STEPHEN NASH. RICHARD INGRAHAM,
GEORGE L. DE iARESE
1RUSrEEs.
Orlando b. Potter. George g. williams
William NJ Ingraham. Eugene Kelly.
Emil Oelbermann, Alexander T. Orr
Martin JOost Hugo WeSeu tOlck,
Henry Morton, Julien T. Dawes
Benz ,min d Hicks William II. Male.
John ID. Hicks. Edward N. Taller
Charles Richardson Charles n. Henderson.
Ellis d. Williams. Isaac II. Cocks.
William Trautwne, Samuel I. freeman
Henry G. Thompson. Charles Maack
JOHN W MURRAY. C. II. KELSEY
President Vice President
LOUIS WINDMULLER. Treasurer
NEWELL MARTIN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
oOIJr C2MILH9iIT NOKFoLK. PORTSMOUTH AND
on and after February 9th 1888 trains Of the NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK r. y VIII
leave FOOT VI C0tlanit and Dcsbrosses follows:
Week days my arriving a. Old Point Comfort r m
Oaiy D. arriving at oil Pint Comfort a. m. Tickets
paoear seats ana sleeping beFths secured TICKET
l0r.car eats and sleeping tciths secured Ticket
ONCE OF The PennsJlynn Railroad Company
H. W. DuNSE. supL L. b. COOKE, q. L. s =. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cvrtiandt and
DesbrOsses follows:
for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
s q IN. for Geneva Lyons, Emira. Rochester, Buffalo
and West and principal local points. Chair car "
Wilkesbarre
! .. IN for ruDKhannOck and nlermedi ate points.
Chair 10 IuIkkannOek Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg
$40 p m for Piuston and principal intermediate
points Chair b. PftstOn.
100 m Tor Colay and intermediate points Con
necnn IN Reading and Harrisburg Char car 10 tOplay
so m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira Rochester, Bur
fao and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
S:15 m. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at a m. I y. m and 40 p m con
for all points Mahanoy and lla4leon cUai
SUNDAY TEAINb.
IN. for M1ueb CHUNKS IiaIeton ana Intermediate
poins
6 20 p m for Coplay and Intermediate points.
o so D. IN tor Geneva, Lyons Eimira Rochester
Buffalo a." 'he West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
General Eastern once, 235 broadway.
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Boar0 ano Rooms Wanie0.

4 GENTLEMAN wishes to find an agreeable
~ home for his daughter aud himself wi. sriCl,
private American family Please address stag OcatisI
aud terms. 4. Z, National Park Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28
Connirp llroperip tl)anle0.

WANTED. - TO purchase q gentleman s
w country place in Eastern New lork, Western ga
chit, and COIectcu. hi "a grJun1 wit cool ews,
Of sha1 trees supply, etc Ioomy Oh mansion
with fruit garden preerre1 accessible 10 markets.
In healthy free alike from malaria an1 mosqu
toes Al ircss with lowest price and terms, IL. N. s.,
Tribune ONCE.
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Ainnsen,ents.

>~>>.>~~~~~~~~-.>--~~~.>.~~~~ ~~---~~-~(-~~>>>~>-
| CASINO Broadway and 39th-st.
~ EVENINGS At 8. MATINEE SATURDAY AT
A MOST REMARKABLE SUCCESS.
HOUSES PACKED AT EvEaY PERfoRMAN0E
| SHOUTS OF LAUGHT n GREET THE
tooth REPRESENTATION Fsa ~ sSaveuir and GAIA night
ERSfINIE.
NY sUN-"THERE NEvERwAs SUCH SUCCESS"
@ oae month
DAILY, THEATR
FopDxK oPIGGT 14R.I FL
'1s ss sEHN3 sr IfE% TRAVELS
FIRST LECTURE Lecture begins at II O'Clock.
''"S'' 't wv. h reserved I ssat S''' " "
FIRST LECTURE O. the SEC oND coU sE Course b..
THURS AY 20 MING Ar . =" &C "A - rs aUove.
Next Lctu Q of Course A. Monday. Mar,h5.
s.i:: ny ssss's''
CORA TANNER
ALONE II LONDON ,ru.n
NAT Mo5dsy MTsS AsS sHTgtDA1
THEODORE THOMAS:
r1 NIE S1r s' fipiSS " tS 3 EFT,
soLoIsTs Mare a.s1 Pianist soTT'n0
POPULAR March az scods PRICES
The consists OF noyete An: request nnmoers
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
" JIM Manager
16OTH TO 1GeTa PERFORMANCE
TWENTY THIRD WEEK
ONLY FOUR WEEKS MORE.
THE COMEDIANS.
ROBSON AND CRANE,
In the most comedy of the gene. ation
THE HENRIETTA,
BY Bronson Howard
Seats sale for The remainder OF the Robson and
Crane season.
EVENINGS AT 1913. SATURDAY MATT NEE AT
Union SQUARE. 4th ave. and 10Ch-st.
" THE BATTLE Of
GETTY BURR
GETTYSBURG
Open daily (Sunllys inclu tsu fro u 2 A. to IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28

CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
y Newport ana the Fast Express leaves Grand Cen,
. "A anu y. Lihltr0 iApitsp ild Il
EApitss train at D. m, except Sunday Fast IN
press at II g. daily. Palace Parorcars or Sleeping
r. IN II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28
Gieamboais ano Railroads.

NEW-HAVEN - steamers leave Peck-slip
~ 25 H. r. at IN. and IL (Sundays cAcept
ed Steamers arrive in time for eay trains north and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28

NORWICH LlNE.-Favorite Inside Route.
tlres eaueed ~ 'ston. 81 Worcester, - 5" or
Wich ~ % New i@ndon ~ 90 Corresponding reduction
70 az p0'nis Elss steamers CITY OF WORttsIEH
CIIY OF BOSTON and Clrf OF LAWRENCE le1N" fiet
40 n. n. at p. G.. w. BRADY, Agt
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TO WABASH BONDHOLDERS.
On Lines East of the Mississippi River.

On Lines East of the Mississippi River.
Bondhoders hereby Engraved Certificates
can now be obtained tho Central Trust Company New
York. In exchange for Wabash First and second Mortgage
Bonds or for the temporary receipts heretofore issued
The NewYork stooS Exchange consented place
above ngravet Certificates upon the regular list
Tho Bank Note Co mp have yet furnhst Engraved
Csrtih"ates for tho CON SOLID tTED CONVERTIBLE.
THE = or 1879. and tho FUNDED DEBT BONDS; but
as as they further will
Nearly 900 OF total OF about $40 QUO O0D
as-entsd to tho and ngs for Its contamination
under the agreement will no prosecuted without delay
Pamphlets giving Diet ais OF The reorganization may be OBJ
tanned from the Central Trust Co. 81 WasL, New
JAMES y. JOY
TBOI. II. HUBBARD Purchasing
EDGAR r. WELLS, Committee.
o. ID. ASHLEY,
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE,
HENRY X McuIRG, Bondholdcrs'
THOS. b. ATKINS I f,omu,,s.
F.tEDk N. LAWRENCE
New.York. Feb 20 1888
Office.
The second MORTGAGE bons scrip and stock OF the
WESTERN NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY 10 be issued Ia exchange for certificates
of securities deposited under tie plan OF reorsanza
ton of THE BUFFALD. NEwYoSH AND PHiLA.
DELPdIA RAtLRD DCONPANY. Will DO ready for
dclivsrr On 8 SATURDAY, MARCH 3.
olers OF the certc requested 70 present
them possible to tho dopotoros by they
were respectively issued. viz;
THEBANK OF NEW.YoRK N. q A., AZ wallst. New.
York.
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE. TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY. S1,.35l Chestnutst. Philadelphia.
A. this will greatly facilitate tbs delivery OF the
cur.ties
BY order OF tho committed
A. MARCUS.
Secretary.
New.York Fob o. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28
RAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFOR

1NOfsE O1@hh' anu =. -,
l. Penn u 49,. 4 80 Parl.r ears 10 Balti-
more, thence palace riy ne old Point al
S:I5 a IA, Norfolk a. H. V. TOMPKlNS,
Gen'l Pass Agent 3l7 broadway n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28

BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST,
~ Via $40 NINGTON LINE
Insi Route Al Lowest Rates
Steamers leave new pier SO n. r., one block above
Canal ST.. at b.Os v. IL daily. except Sunday.
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Southern Pacific r. R. Go.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

ALL PERSONS HOLDING ANY OF THE BONDS
titled that there is the hands OF the Undersigned
trustees under the mortgage by which the payment Of
"a d hunds Is secured the sum Of ONE HUNDltED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, GOLD which, under the terms
OF mortgage applicable to the redemption or puf'
chase said bonds that the undersigned viii re-
ccIye proposals Land Office OF said company
Fourth Townsend stS, San Francisco Tor the
surrender said bonds until THURSDAY, the twenty,
day Of March 1888. at which time proposals VIII
be opened such bonds offered at the lowest
nrce redeemed purchased to the amount afore-
said - o.,.-
~ the First Mortgage Bonds Southern Pacific Railroad
Company" ~ n ,,rrro
G.. l.. LANSING,
San Francisco, Feb 20, 1888. Trustees
LOUISVILLE NEW ALBANY AND CHICAGO RAILWAY co..
81 SAssAU.sT, ew-York, Feb ~ lSos,)
THE ANNUAL NEE Ting of the stOckhOld-
OF the louisville NewA lbany and CHICAGO Railway
Company viii b. held Wednesday, March H. 1888 at IL
floor Of thirteen directors 10 serve for
the ensuing the -ac0n OF such other business
a. may pr-psy brOnght before the meeting Polls
from IL o'Slock IN. oclnck p. m.
The will be closed from Monday, March
1888. at O'Clock until Thursday, Marcn TO- 1888. at
10 o'clock
The annual meetings o. the stockholders OF the
BEDFORD AND BLOOMFIELD RIA lLROAD COMPANY
~
ORLEANS. WEST BADEN AND FRENCH LICK
SPRINGS RAILWAY COMPANY,
VIII be held at the same tins AMI plce
WILLIAM DOWD. President
In
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BROOKLYN PROPER

story house with plot OF land on Fl nklinave.se
cor of 81 Marks.aVe. plot oxl7j.2Al9J3i IL
SchWanwele. Observation-Disclosures.
gore lot W Frduktn-ave. 3 Il OF ST Maiksavc..
73Sx3O. 5xG79. L Jenkins..................
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New.York. Feb. %, 1898.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30
wATTFRSON AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Henry Watterson de-
livered speech in this city tonight. He
said in part:
Fellow Democrats and Fellow Citizens
If | should happen to touch upon the ia
riff in the course of what | am about to
say TO you, hope you won't be shocked
The truth is that in that tariff matter it
was long time between drinks. now
wasn't it? They used TO tell a story down
in Atlanta which grew to be so personal
that in sheer desperation | began telling
il myself. 1t was all about a certain
Georgia major who submitted TO every
manner of insult from his guest on &C
count of hospitality, until the visitor, hav-
ing exhausted all other methods of at
front. attempted to discuss the tariff, when
he was promptly pitched ont of the win
dow. Times have changed since then.
Anyhow | am going to risk your
pitching out of the window to-
night. | find in this mornings
Chicago Tribune leading editorial
which undertakes to establish two things:
First, that the bloody minded rebels of the
south who are still upon the war path are
seeking to break up the industries of the
country in order that they may get cheap
goods and cheap labor; and second. that 1
am personally engaged in this conspiracy
/ confess that / am unable TO understand
how the south can get cheap goods with
out the north gets them and the east gets
them and the west gets them. Ny old
friend Joseph Medill has made that so
plain that need not elaborate il. As to
cheap labor, Judge Kelly, OF Philadelphia.
is on record as witness TO the fact ii the
statistics did not ahuudantly show 1t,
that the south is paying higher wages TO
its working people than are paid il any
other part OF the world. AS 10 my own
designs upon the industries OF the country
let me say that they are strictly honorable
and have been given with a resonance and
publicity which take them at least out of
the category of conspiracy. l believe that
the government has no right TO tax one
man for the benefit of another man; that
its powers of taxation are limited TO the
levying and collection of money enough
for its own support and therefore, am in
favor of reaching as soon as we can the
strictly revenue standard of the constitu-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30
Woman's Rights I'm POLYNESIA

paper which Daisy seems to have en-
joyed listening to good deal was on the
marriage customs of New Britain. New
Caledonia and the Polynesian isles. In
the first place, the girls do not seem 10
have very happy time in their maiden
days, sometimes passing as many as four
or five years of their existence IN a wicker
cage about seven or eight feet high and
ten or twelve feet in circumference,
where there is only room to sit or lie
down in a crouching position When,
however, these girls are taken out of
their cages great marriage feasts are pro
vided for them, so that their only con-
ISOLATION during their incarceration must
be the unsatisfactory one of the prospect
of the good things TO come.
On the Duke of York Island a most OBJ
iectionable practice prevails. The bride
Is presented with numberless and costly
gifts. which are given to her in public,
and all Of which she is IN honor bound TO
return in private. just fancy bow exas-
perating, and how much more difficult
for couples to furnishI A custom nearly
as reprehensible as that OF breaking
cocoanut over the happy pair and sprink-
ling them as much as possible with the
milk 1t Is hardly pleasant for the bridal
gown from Worths. or the wedding coat
from Poole'sl As to widowers, it must
be an expensive process ont there for
them to marry again, for the female rels-
tives n the first wife are allowed TO as
semble, and TO do as much damage TO the
husbands property as they can accom-
pl!sh a man may have as many wives
as he likes. provided lie can pay for them;
but this would not seem q serious draw
back to some people. SIS they are mostly
paid for il shells-London Figaro