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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-11-14

According TO ST. Paul. and u time TO pray; a
time 10 work and time TO play. Fortunate is
that person who does the tight thing at the
RI Sht time. Success will crown all his efforts.
ann he viii end his days In happiness. Such a
person Is he who Keeps his system oiled up IN
summer with Pe-ru-na. the matchlcss Tonic.
When the thermometer is standing ut 20 de
Hrees IN the shade. and you can almost feel
your etafnins oozing out OF you. then is the
time To lake something that will vitalize your
blood. build up your was ing issues, and put
new energy into your body. pc.ru-ua will do
ths; ~ acts Ike a charm. SO prompt aud cf
tective Is IT, IL not only gives renewed vitality
and viCpr, but II IL splendid cure FOR all Lung
troubles, Eevers, Diseases of the Heat and
SDmach, Collie and Diarrhpa, Kidney aud all
Female Diseases. Now Is the time To- take IL
GIVE itatrial, To regulate your Bowels, Man.
n-lin is superb
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Danger from eatarrh

catarrh IL an exceedingly disagreeable dI,en..
"s varied symptOms-dIschargs at the nose, bad
breath pain between tho eyeS, coughing, choking
sensation ringing noises IA the ears etc. being
not only Troublesome II the sufferer, but Offensive
TO Others. cdtdTrh IL also dangerous because lt
may lead To bronchitis or consumption. Being n
Di'od disease the true method Of cure IL 10 purify
uie blood by taking Hoods sarsaparilla
"tor several years had been troubled with A
h'nu OF asthma or eatarrh Ia my throat. NY wife
wanted me TO try bottle OF Hoods SarsaparIlIa I
n%usi % ssy was very much benefited by using N anJ
W0a'd n recommend it very highly. ."-ELIAs T. Dgv
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold ~ all druggists sIi six for Is Prena,a, on,
" - l. hooD * CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 d Doses Ono Dollar
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Oregon. tue Puradi.. of F,rw.r.

san Francisco has home for girls out OF
work, started bY Mrs Crnrker
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-11-14

DR.. Nansen, the Norwegian explorer, is
about tO set out for the North Pole.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-11-14

To Clca So the stomach liver and system
generally, use DR.. PicI cc's Pellets. 70 cents.
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Feasting on Roast Dog.

VHpNA r<-A lpcsJOne Il II uNrr1ea,
MTXJ MyHMinnesota, and wit.
Af~ III messed one of tho na-
IN &f1E1 tional fcasts of the
ssS.-ssisIT Sioux.
The Indians belonged to the Yank-
ton tribe, and numbered about sixteen
lodges, or eighty people, including in
their number bucks, squaws, papooscs.
boys, girls, old land feeble warriors.
not counting the large number of dogs,
70 many the Indian cur would appear
Q. worthless piece of property, but at
The feast in question the most gaunt
and hungry-looking dog of all
played an important part. A
trench about nine feet in length and
one foot in depth had boon dug, and
into this the lean old dog was placed
and covered d over with sticks. on which
dirt was piled, leaving the head only
to protrude. Two days was he con.
lined in this artificial oven. At the ex-
piration of the two days the master of
ceremonies, or medicine man, pro-
nounced all mvstical rites properly
observed, and that it was time to carry
out the completing act. This was done
by removing the dirt and p!ling on
more sticks, covering the animal COM
pletely. Fire is now applied To this
heap of brushwood, and the once re.
srectable cur made roast dog.
Cpyn our arrival the roasting had
just been finished, and tho whole camp
was crowding around the smoldcrine
emberS to get portion of the much.
priced medicine dog" which, when
eaten, is supposed to prolong life and
to instill into the ordinary savage the
qualifications for warrior.
The medicine dog-feast seems 10 he
Of both medical and religious char.
ncter, an ancient custom to which the
Indian clings with tenacity.
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Is really what THE EoUTu's CONrANtov Ia II
publishes each year rs much matter ~ tho
four-dolHr monthlies aud Is illustrated hv tho
same artists. IL Is an educator iu every homo.
and always an entertaining and wholesome
companion. IL has u unique place IN Amcrl-
tan family life. II YOU do not know it, YOU
will be surprised to see how much can he given
for the small sum OF SLID n year. Ihr tricr
sent nov will cntitc you to the paper To- Jauu.
ary, 1891. Address.
TnE loUTu's COMPASSION, Boston, Mas,
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TEAHH STEERS.

You work in all weather. You want an "all-
weather. coat IN fact the best waterproof coat
In the world. No iral rubber affair that will
rip before the week is out. Rubber costa more,
and lasts but a short time. -Four ieamsters out oi
five wear the " Fish Brand waterproof clothing.
They are the only tcam'cis' waterproof coats that
ar light, strong, durable, aud cheap They cost
very little, ard last long time. They never get
sticky or peel of The buitIrr arr wirc.tas'cucd,
and never come off They arc absolutely water
proof aud windprooi Until you own ono you will
never know he comfort oi rainy day beware 4
worthless limitations, every garment stamped with
the "fish Baui' Trade Marx Don't accept
any inferior coat when YOU can have the "fi,h
Brand Shckcr delivered without extra cost. Par
uculars aud illustrated catalogue tree.
A. j. TOWER, Boston, Mass.
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TIE BASE BALL hxClTEMENr.
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NEM NnnK
LIVESTOCK.
MOVEMENTS AND PRICES At THE CENTRAL
DROVE YARDS, EAST LIBERTY.

DltON IL 1AkDb, EAAT LIBERTY.
CATTLE.
The number on sale was slightly in excess
OF that of the preceding week, while Of
through consignments there was a falling
OIL. There was no demand for exporters
this week, hence the market for best heavy
grades was dull and prices as compared with
those OF last week were lOGl5c lower. SO far
as We could learn there was not single
bullock for export, whereas last week all OF
this character met with ready sale at full
prices. Nice, smooth butcher cattle, the de-
msnd for which was fully equal to the sup>
ply, met with ready sale at full former
prices; but the common grades were ex-
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Mild, cquable climate, certain and abundant
crops Best fruit, grain, gri S. and stock cOuu-
try IN the world. Full information free. Ad-
dress oregon lm'igratn Board. Portland, Ore.
The 800 Buddhists now in Paris have open
cd temple.
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The national silver convention will mcc
at s.. Louis November 2G
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A Weekly ,inenzln,

, The richest maiden in California is Mis-,
Jennie Flood.
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swtts Specific cured me- ot terrible Tcttcr from
which had auGcrcd for twenty lone wears have
now been entirely well for i've ycars aud no sirn Of
nuy r,turu uf tho disease
Rogers, Ark. Msy l. 1889 W. H. WtaUr
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One bottle OF $. $. $. cured my son Of boils and
rsings. which resulted from m1'ar'l' poison and
Affected him all the summer. ilc hii treatment
from Ave doctors. who failed TO benefit him.
Cny.nal, lalinu Ter !. ~. Wisr.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
The run of sheep was again light but with
an extremely light attendance of buyers the
market was exceedingly slow with supply
in excess of the demand and prices on all
grades ruled l0@l5c lower. Sammy Lincoln,
one OF our largest Philadelphia buyers, was
here on Monday but he did not buy single
sheep, and this may be taken Us pretty good
evidence that there was not much induce
ment to buy for the Philadelphia market.
The reports from New York were also dis
couragng. We quote prces as follows:
Prime 95 10 l0O-b sheep VI 0O94 60
Good IS 10 9O-ib sheep iOO94 y
Fair 80 to So N sheep . 1OG3 20
Common 20 TO 7,-fb sheep 5OCg3 w
Scalawags, y head 0OG2 W
Spring lambs .+OOCso 10
The market has been more active. This
is evident from the fact that the sales footed
up 10, ,5l5 head against II, ,ss7 head the pre-
cedng week. here was good country
trade, and, had il not been for country buy
ers the market would have not panned out
as well as it did, as the regular Eastern buy
ers were not very hungry this week, having
supplied themselves pretty freely ironi
points further West, Sold at 4t9I.35c for
best Workers and Philadelphis hogs and 4.lO
0li. 20c for common to fair do.
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PATENTSEEE4A4.aIIIssseParn.,BBg,s. E4.aIIssPrn, lehman. ,B,s
- ~ send for circular

0EIIIM aas1 manHTi Glf oTIy n yDs cry,"l~ y, ard
j. l.. STEPHENS, Lebanon, q
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DATESTs SECURED, mo DELAY, o D. Iry,n
II IJI nun ave. F.ttsbnIgh. Pa. 2ONra prnctire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
REAL.ESTATE.
.,v,,r,,vSe AT THE EXCHANGE.

HVJSINESS Al HE LA A.. -.
TIKI sale of the Buou Opera House. 30 oi'eu 'e'
-. vas again adjourned yesterday by "nna" NON
~ A. pro until November IL, at the same hour anu
,,,an. n, a following property was offered iof sse
., an. exchange: fourstory BUILDING an o,
a6xIOO on Houston.st east of Broad
cofsoi 80 oSo and about seVentytwO vacant lOs III
way, q. Third Ward and one.haf miles nom
Harlan Biidge near Hunts Point koao s'atlon| Nv
$35. 900.
New.York. Monday, oct. z 1889:
The announced public auctions at the EXchange a""
Auction Room to-day were all postpcned as to!io"s
BY l. J. 1. Phillips.
s.le OF the dwelling with lot, No I45 East olsts'
of Liking ton-ave, was adjourned TO OCTOBER Ia
BY ID. z. Ingrsham & Co. -,
Sale Of the dwelling, with lots. NO 81 "'''
1l5th.st adjourned TO october g.
BY William Kennedy 4 Brother. ,oo
s,o O. the buildings with lots Nos 1887 and 12so
p S and Nos $50 and 500 0th.ave OF 'V'"'''
Bijou Theatre. was adjourned to NOVEMBER Ia
prcoRDpD REAI, ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. T. 0A1h
iotSsYo, q. 4o.2 # 8 Of loOt-st 2O2A'o' Us. 800
IsSh,st s. llCS Of sCISeTce F Philips 1900
iotSsvs lot LswSs oSsn % GSswski $4,000
aSisss grange grange {? sos Mt S Mss 10
'2a Meyer 70 ga%usl.:. a,saa boulevard, a5x
I<Sa. S1S q " o. 2, SSederitR Xidhous. 1000
shave Ne los; DE fofes' IA .'.''i....... 1000
.o II F'dssoes51 $6 Il Of M:ave, 2i.6xiOo.5; a.,
1sch-st no 2S7 vest stephen "isn. $500
i55h.st 500 ,d f. s S aeotseT 10000
po MsS5sew P ~ e. Day to Jacob Bookm'n
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Station, foot DesOrosses ana Cortlandt sts
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER O., 1852. ,..,
a N. Inc oclebrlJed Ne~.ierk and Chicago Limited
the pioneer Of this clss Of serY,se composed pos stale
Room ScopiGg, Dining. Observation and smoking cars
lighted by movable electric lights, daily for Pltt'OuIs
Chicago and Cincinnati.
0 a. d. East line with Pullman XesqGuc Parlor ana g
P1,YbG1g Gineinnat Cleveland and st Louis, daily
30 D. m Western ENprcss with Pullman yesii6q59
STEPPING ca and Dining fa day for sHc rs saia
Gay. I,f Cleveland and Toledo, -, .,,, etoo,
ing rar- daily ior Pusburg. Chicago and Toledo daily
For SAS?Pi Sa,95a1 fCT Iie nvsa 100 NJ 90 m
Cory aud Ere at 500 p M. connecting az LOFTY io'
Toi Lebanon M 90 m and ~ sa4 ~ P Rsadng
90, ii 90 a. m. 90, 100 and 80 p NJ sundays
p. rs and 10 90 a. m. ,, ,,o sou,h Washington
N'Ig @i E E1seSO Of Pullman Cars daS sAcop'
m1 daily Sith Dining Car. az 40 p M, M; aIr .5o
wooonastQg % II n 90 resq do &c. 80 and 90
p m. and IL Is night. sunday 90 . 10 , ana
fd pont sS 30 tn $50 Sad sd Ohio &
sI,nati, siccpes. Dining Car aud Coaches through
For Atlantic z" Civ 60 Through Can ana 90 p week
For Long Branch Point Poasag96 a9a T 6 SSos
"a 20 H aaa iG pa H%''y saay oi0 and
p N do ,op AZ A;buy Park Nt5.vor,, philadelphia
AMI Norfolk aIlroad 100 p n daily via ba''n'O''
Boas Of Rpo5yn Annex connect with all through
trains a. Jrr'cy civ. afortng speedy ana a'fec'
FOX iILH%DfFI'P SiIh ETprcs, Trains leave New
l5 20 90 90 80 G. chif f'%,ri d'mii and
VIZ Dninc,Car apd oo 10 %a'G 66 80 90 80
90 500 30 200 AMI 300 p m 5 ana ! 90 10 d. Is n
SGa adr1o1 FSSFs,. 90 Is Limited and 20 10
a. m 2 no 90 ( 20. , 90. O;3D.. . ~ anu . ~
D. H. aud IL 10 night. Accommodelion zoo 90 y IA
Train leave New.Yor daily except Sqnnay a. and 8 10
II 10 a. m l. . 4 ,, T. ~, ana ~ a. ~ ''N Nv
p m On Sundays connect at Trenton 69t 'aany,v.
Ticket offices Nos l. A35. $40 aud 94i blvaTTs" az
Aston House and Of Desbros,es ana tof ~ Fnl'
Court.st and Brooklyn Annex strtni, l station
ion.,t BiookIvn - IlrdsOn ST.. H0b0hen. Carrdcn
Jersey CITY: fmnant Tcaet once. O Az so1 cheek
Tho New York Transfer Company wiz car i'' ' $500
CiT sSg' r h1 p,,c c3Tels """ J. Il. WOOD.
co.o...i t,.naacsr General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cummings. Joseph, to ID Leary' MiS'i"A 80 VI
Pafk.s yrs, eI2,o2o. -. ,,..A . . ponhanst " ~
F1eetwood-sve, yTs $4,000. ,or,v wa s6oo
same Frederick Boss same properly, yrS sosb ~
Furth, Aaron, 70 German SAVINGS DAM ON'-'S"
I" $i1sspie Edward A. to r Allen, 32d'st. Of
ssdsonaye. month, 90 900. n ,,,r,n 8 s7tbs. w OF
1fnm,pSrsys George W. to Strong Ehzabcth'st
= HodsWorth. Henry c, to Bowery Savings Bank, S
Jsrdine, David and John. to Lustg. 155th-st'
e Of 1Oth.svs 2 yrs, OF, 500 q ,,soD.,a
Kalske Gustaye, 20 Grand Lodge OF he Y lhoepeno'
,rt Order Free Sons OF Israel 2SO Davfsion's yrs
s12 600. n.o . ,s,.,st . n,
Nelson Andrew, to + Hogan. 1lAth-st OF 1st'sve
rPbiIips Henry c. TO II McIlroy, 197th-st Of
Southern Boulevard yrs 500. .,. ~,
Pbelan Michael exec % 4 l. Davids 8 15lst-st OF
Courtandt-ave. l year. So, 500 NJ, n, -
Rogers John j. to J Kemechan, o Park Fl, 8 yrs
RsiDheim.r Isaac 70 Bovine, trvs, 81 Essexst
Rogers. John j. to F Weeks. Park Pl, yrs
seidner Clara. TO Kate Warner 11oth'st of 3d.
water Ross 4, to R 4 Costello " COliegeave
Wilson, John c. il. TO II + johnson. esth'st OF
same to F MidtlebrOOk, same property, / year
same to VIM Peters, same property. year mort
Same to citizens, Savings Bank same property, year
MORTGAGES 100000
same "a Julius Lipman property. year. s57, 53S
SANE 70 German American r r Title and Guarantee Co.
same property. year. mortgages. 100000
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...- o. - .
State OF New.Y ork County If New York So
l. l.. II. PULLEN. Cashier ~ the abov, named bank
do that the aioNo true 10 the
best Of my knowledge and belief
j.. II. PULLEN. Cashier.
Subscribed and 90 before nc his "a day Of
October. 1859 JAMES WALSH
Notary Public, Kings County.
Certificate FLED in y. Y County.
COFrect-Attst:
OLIVER 5. CtETEG Directors
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C.. 8

station NewYork follow aad twenty minute oados
Hamilton . IS a. m, IS ;l5 IS D MS g. Loa S
= rs ~ p Toronto 80 a mNaSoISS FsS syfa
eu.c utca and principal lnleIneiSie stations 10 y SS
m. s5:l5 IS l6.l m. lana tal IL 80 a ~ iO' ~
olly. kingston, Slugottles Caiskil. Albany, 10
l5 % :5l ga II 80 pa ana K q, % &c. ii Is
Em hayer;aT e5 ~ ~ An. 4 Tolmon m Detroit
Chicago ana St Louis Daily haiy e\.ep0 1a1 an.
Jcfsey civ IL X Il station an 90 M. ~; 20 D. IN {;
Ilohokcn West Shore station all go a. m. - 20 ? m
nrooky49a9 52G Fgl9n 81 Anne 40 9nSs
Broadway 1881 Howery IL PARK Pace o. ives lSo'hst
and West Shore stations foot OF West 42isg hls t9ot OF
Jayst ~ H. Westcotts Express calls for ana checks
baggage from hotel. and residences; g r. ,LAMBEHr'
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ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.

300 Z. NJ, 600 Z. NJ, $3.50 T. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO "lIH0OA
LhANuL Op AM CI.AoS ~ NAho. ,,.,
Iickct onces loI, 81. 7l3 and 957 Broadway lSS9
i RqHsyN StSy s5 ht and sss
Broadway W2msoGs oOfhge Tiy where Tickets
and Paor sleeping Car reservations ana Op9es i1f
f pfes n ai leave 23ds mnues cartier than time
from ysyI Ds bay SS1 Expres Pullman Drawing
room CS3Sh nav 70 e% Sesibua Limited, via MeadYe
Marion ' pa Pg and Sleeping Cars
Ou c6casS Without change also Pullman VfsS9ued
Mo EEM9ery DaS New Fas, EXpcas via. Buffalo Niagara
aSs H2a P9maa seepers to Chicago without change
g ys9@5d SSSRg af Fp 70 r SSnaG and
Ess Dey c9 sSd pa Hsaa sleeping id
C5s c9S4fo y'npp' S Snn Y TO- 1 o si5
ii?5s g. sSndsy g. rs 10 q s.
Huns go So j. s. 81 5l$ 3 6'5Ia
5i6 3 SI% 80 a. 80 49, o. 10 10 80 g. l. l. so
f';'l5S o. g. 3 q o B % 81 SIS ''7s
raisr:Sa So - o.SH OK L. g 80 j. s7 '9
Sii99 1871 Ss7S. 5I5, jI5 $50. :. 80. $50 o
NeN 10 so al II Paterson NcyarS 80 30 Pa
ss e l{'S s'Ss * S9 & ifs SO
'sa e 3 sS 10 80 80 S 49, sO7 f
Nsss5Slg5 80 70 90 q s Y? 80 ESQ The
Fast Express. with Pari9i ga, "a s.ao
sG ssota 40 ana fSrt Jd 'EY S 10 80
ss5a 80 isc 81 .i. sS main 49, 80.
i, AS2 ,S5 ag Al. = M M ID a 1pa 10 .1' U
NoRTHfERN. .RAILRoAp or y. 4 % DIVISION ISL as
hn s4S, 10 S 80 2 80 i1S 80 % p $50 SUN
.5ot, e. 30 5 As :OI ., 40, = ~ 'oV J. GUN
DAYS is, 80, 1870 T. 3Q and % 10 :, 40 30
NyssesSo ana 4fS :5gs. so 07 ~ s. 10 80. H.
SUNDAYS ia, $50, 80 4. go s:IS ..o,, n,
Sand IN cents postage General Passenger Agoht of
{" suburban Homes with local tmei,appss.sp NrR
w. J,zMURPIn, o.ns,.i p.sssnser AacsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08

MANHATTAN HALFWAY COMPANY.
II BROADWAY, New. Nork oct. 7. 1850.
m HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehold-
i ers Of the Manhattan Railway Company will be held
at the Company's once in NcwYolk City No II broad.
way on the second wednesday IN November next (beng
the 18Th day Of said month, az Il o'clock noon.
Board OF Directors fot The ensuing year Is TO be
elected. and three inspectors of Election.
The Directors thus elected VIII be- cV-onico Directors
asO Of the New-Yotk Elevated Railroad Company aud Of
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company for the sane
tenn.
The transfer books will be closed or SATURDAY Il
at o'clock D. m, and reopene1 Thursday. Nov. H.
at 10 O'Clock a. M
d. W McwILLIAMS
Secretary.
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Grand Central Station,

4rH.AvE AND 42D- ST. NETWORK.
Largest and finest Passenger Station in America and
che only In the city OF New-YOrk
On ard after October 2, 1889,
Trains will leave New York follows:
M Saratoga Rochester and Montreal Ca ESgFsi
via Delaware and Hudson and 70 St. Adams via Central
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
'S so a. H. the magnificent new Southwestern Limited
for Cincinnati, Columbus indianapolis and ST. Louis.
Standard or day eoaeh seSpng car for ST. Louis
sleeping for Cincinnati aud dining car The entire
6u ia - 80 extra s"f fare Charged
THE NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
20 th' ia%SS;
ent Sgepns Ss for s aS eysS Tdo hs aud
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS
80 pay G4 for RSnsS Sf B and
Chicago Wagner drawlngroom cars to Canandegua ana
B BSlS and ChSas ear .
til AS a M, Western New York and Northern ESpress
Adams Sc. Wagner drawinSrOom cars NewY0rk to sar'
go p. m; saraosa, Special with Wagner drawing
room ears to Albany and Troy - ,,,,,r -, TROY Con.
for Wamsown North hGams and az,
THE FAST WESTERN EXPREss-Mosr POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA.
.t6 D. m. Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex'
press for Buffalo Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge
etTG and CSaso with thoash wagner vebuc Sleep
ing and dining cars
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL"
.t0 80 u. M. Adirondack Mountain, Montreal and
Cananda qua Express. Wagner sleeping cars daily to
Piattsburg connecting with paror car for Saranac Lake
md Adirondack Mountain points; Wayne; sleeping car
daily o Montreal via Rousc's Point and Via St. Adams,
and To Syracuse and Canandagua daily except sundays,
49, d m Fast Mail (Limted arrives az Rochester at
L. Buffalo 30 a. ana CleN''land 20 D. H.
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST.
d. 10 D. H. Fast Nght Express for Rochester Buffalo.
Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati. Indl an.
an@ils St Lonls. Detroit and Chicago. with through
daily. Sleeping cars % NatertOWn
Via Utica, daily except Saturdays, and to Canandagua
." y miiniaht for Saratoga and Adirondack Mountsns
Wagner Sleeping cars 20 Albany: Connects az ALBANY
With trains for the North and West There IS no con.
SATURDAY night. - - .o.,
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
10 90 a. IN, Plttsucld and North Adams Express,
with Wagner drawng.iOOn car through % FitIsueul
$40 D. ~ Fast Plttsfeld and North Adams Special
The entire train Including elegant wagner drawing
loom cars. through y Pittsheld without change
Fast time. Superior service. ,,- ...-
Tickets and space In drawing groom and sleeping CAT,
on sale at Grand Central Station 4l3 $50 9hd ~
Hroa tway II Park Place 6S West l25thst and lSoCh'
ST. station Newly 1893 Westinghouse, 12G FUTON
IT,. and 39s Bcdford.aVe, u. D.. BFoohiy $500. -.
Westcott's Express calls for ana checks baggage On
hotels and residences through TO destination
Run daily Others daily except sundays. =, -,
Stop at station 70 take on passengers for the
Ncrth and West ,,or1~- ,, n,r,rrs
General Superlntendent. General Passenger Agent.
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Railroads..

RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Fast Express TIains via PHILADELPHIA TO
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTro2HSt AGO
PULLMAN OAR sERVICE on ALL TRAINS Trans
Leave NEWYoRK foot OF Liberty tiido az I1o"''
FSI GyNGITSATJ 81 h6IIS 80 az o. m 90 p N
a. m, $50 p m. 80 p mr. 3lb p, % % 20 pa m
100 D. m. 10 90 midnlght -.
All trains stop at Chester and wilmington except rs
~.
For Tickets ana Pullman Car Space call a. H. y Q;
Ticket Ohces, 81, o61 415 and LAO BfOan"aJ' or Al
station, foot Of LbCrtyst
Now.york Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence.
j. T. oDEIL. CHAS. o. 6CULL
General Manager. Genl Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
Hllstellantous

II BUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at 9l5 Pearl.
- st., opposite Peck Slip lowest prices
JOHN X. H0PPEL. Manufactures.
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WHITE STAR LINE. .
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
'Adriatc.. Oct 8, 30 a. m hlflduc. nov o. ~
tTcutonic. Oct 10 10 30 ,Teutonlc Nov io am
nrispnjc Oct 20 10 an Britannia Nov.27, 80 am.
-' From, White Star Dock. West 10th-st.
,Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates, $50
and inward Second cabin, s35 and upward according
70 eame- and location OF berth. Excursion tickets
favofahe terms; steerace -2O Companys Office, No
~ ROADWAY New.York Philadelphia Office 406 Wal
nut-st J. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
L THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
TSTEEL OCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SlONAb
SYSTEM.
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- EPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE
AZ NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC, at New.
York. in the State Of New York. at the Close OF
September 80 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
Cost ana fonno.

--c--r-~,- S-rofFN Hank book No l7s.7U2A Issued
YSr me " cs,nsa ssyings nses ~ ,he cry ~ New
- W ~I pEflT y. g. AMM0N; All persons ar can.
and 70 negotiate the same and requested 70 deliver
NE book to Inc bank corner t mc, ana saan
NOT restored the Goth day OF oe,2oe, 1851 sppnos
Ton will be made 20 the bank Tor dupheSpe
New. York. Oct D. lesS. I'll