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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-17

But what should he do now, without rela-
tions, acquaintance, friends or any one to
assist or to protect him9 Then the thought
came to him to go and find his benefactress,
Jeanne de Sicard, at the Palifcat castle; but
he did not dare to go. How would she judge
his resolution What greeting would she
offer to one who had shown so little eager
ness to retain the unimportant situation that
she had procured for him9 He turned over
in his mind several projects upon which be
tried to decide, when, as he stood on the cor
ner of the Rue du Taur and the Place Royale
he read Il bill stuck up there, calling for
young men to serve as drummers in the Ma
tional guard, then forming.
At that time the drummers were not, as
ponies, but were young fellows Of l3 to Is
years, who galloped in advance of the regi
ments, beating the marches. Francois went
to the mayors office, where be was enrolled
forthwith, dressed and equipped, and on the
same evening they delivered to him his drum
and two drunsticks.
He was now handsome, stout, strapping
youth, with an open and frank face, eyes
that were like flames, so bright they shone
under heavy black eyebrows, and fine mus
tache surrounding his upper lip. On seeing
him as he piled his sticks, the throng cried
out spontaneously, "Oh the handsome drum
mern
When the National guard defled before
the BOuuugrin.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
A Fortune In Titles.

Speaking of titles, I encountered the
other day man who has copyrighted the
names Of twenty eight plays-or rather,
asSer wrsten oneS ons He Si !. Journalist 1o Of
literary aspirations and with an especial
leaning toward the stage. Whenever Q
good title occurs to him he Immediately
takes out copyright on 1t. He has had
opportunities Of selling one or two of his
titles for round sums, but he has thus far
steadily refused. He IL considering, how
ever, an offer Of several hundred dollars
for one Of his twenty eight titles from 3
manager who wants 1t for ons of those
hodge podges Of specialties which now oc-
supy the stage SO lsrgely.--Book Buyer.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
A Needed Impetus.

Sick Lady TO bridget, with cards)-
Didn't instruct you TO say, Bridget, to
any one that called that was too iii to
be seen? .......s.
Bridget-Yis, but shure, mum, forgot
hit intircly, an, oh, mum, they do have
such beautiful fall suits on.
Sick Lady (rousing herselft-You may
say to tho ladies, Bridget. that will be
down ct once. New York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
PATEE EHT9,

Caveats and Trade Marks Obtained
and all other business In the y. 8. Patent
Office attended TO for MODERATE FEES.
Our Office Ia opposite the Y. 8. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from WASHIEGs
TON,
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad.
vise 80 to patsntabiiity free Of charge: and
we mako NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN A PATENT.
We refer here To the Postmaster, tho
Supt. Of Money Order Div, and to officials
Of the y. b. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms and references to actnal oil
ents in your own State or County. write to
T.. A Snow It CO..
Opp0.it@ Patent Ofscs. WashinRtou. p @.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
Better Way of Putting II.

A colored brother recently, In contra
dieting what another colored brother had
stated, said: brother Moderator, that Is
matter of wrongfulncss of statement. I"
An original way of putting II, truly. In.
stead Of declaring that any given declare.
tion Is false let us hereafter say 1t Is IA
matter Of wrongfulness Of statement. I"
We thank the colored brother for the ex
preston. Louisville Recorder.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
emo 70 Nc.

Out af the sfssn0n wahs mo sonx.
Bsaatifui, sad, sDd soft ald low;
les tho ioveliest music sound along,
And wing sash nots With a wan os wos.
Dim and drcar
Al hopes last tear,
Out OF the silenoes wake me hymn.
Whoss sounds are iiks shadowasoft and dim.
Qua OF tho stiffness OF your heart
A thoussnd songs sre sleeping there
Wake mo aoag. thou child Of artl
The song OF q beps In last despair.
Dark aud low.
A chant of woe,
0u, of Tho siiIipess, tone by tone,
Cold ~ snow Eiako, low a. moan
Ous of the daskpess cash me soug,
Brightly dark and darkiy bright;
LAt it sweep as y tono star sweeps along
THY mystical shadows Of the night.
Sing it sseet,
where nothing Is dreaS or dask or dim,
And earth song soarx Into heavenly hymn.
Father Ryan
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
Thought Hc Could Stand II.

'You would be sorry TO lose your sister,
wouldn't You. Johnny asked the visitor
suggestively TO the little boy who was
entertaining him in the drawing room.
Nope" replied Johnny. II guess !
could stand it, Mr.. Hankinson. Nav says
I've got to wear short pants Till after
Irene's married. ."--Ghicago Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
NEW BOOK!
DEEDS OF DARING
BU Blue e. GRA Y.

The greatest etllect"n II the most .;lriil-
ing adventure ou both sides during the
Great Civil War. Intensely inie' ting
accounts Of exploits Of scouts and spies,
forio,n hopes, heroic bravery. imp,i,on-
incidents. han6.tc-hauG ,,trnoRlss, hnncY-
Gus and tragic events. p rilous iourroJs,
bold dashes, brilliant su,,eeas~s and mag.
unanimous actions on eas,R side the line.
60 Chapters. I'rSfnsc1y' IIisasi rated 10
the life. No other boob NJ all like IL.
Agents Wanted. Oui.sells every thing.
Time for payments allowed Agents short
of funds ard frsieEt preptlid.
PLANET BOOK CO., Box G3ls,
2 Sr. Loufs. Mo.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
When the Coidest Day Comes.

The coldest day will fall between Jan.
20 and 30, according to Gen. Greely's pre-
iiction. According to his explanation the
soldest day does not occur at the winter
solstico, but somewhat later, since the
greatest cold must be experienced at that
time OF the year when the amount OF heat
received from the sun becomes equal to
that lost by nocturnal radiation. As
might be expected. the coolest day falls
earlier in the southern part of the coun.
try than In the northern. Chicago Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
TINE SCHEDULE.

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road are run on Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
WEEKLY EXAMINER

w A$A@AAAA - A~&AAAAAA&fASAA AAAV
The coming year promises to be crowded
with stirring events.
In the United States the entrance Of new
issues into the political arena has been fol-
lowed by change Of Administration. Bot
the great economic question on which the
campaign turned is still unsettled, and Its
solution is now committed to Congress
almost equally divided between the two
great parties.
Europe is vast camp. Army corps pa.
troll the frontiers, and millions Of men
await the signal for the most titanic war
the world has ever seen. -a
The ExAMMER's news thering machin.
cry Is unequalled. Its correspondents dot
the Labitable globe. Nothing can escape
their vigilance, and no expense Ia spared in
spreading the results Of their efforts before
the ExAMxEs's readers. - ....-
The most noted writer's Of fiction in the
world contributs to the WEEKLY EXAM.
INER. jules Verne. author OF "A Trip IN
the Moon" etc. +; Robert Louis Stevenson,
author of Treasure Island" etc.; Rider
Haggard. author Of '.She," ETC.; Anna
Katharine Green, author of "fEe Leaven'
worth Case" etc; have III written stories
for the WEEKLY EXhEINER. and will do
30 in the future.
THE WEEKLY EXAMINER has estab
lished an Agricultural Department, In
charge of practical agricLliurist. who !.
the best writer 10 the United States on agri
cultural subjects. This department vii
contain sensible discussions of leading
topics of Interest 20 vineyardist, orcha I'd
lists and farmers generally.
! THE EXAMINERS Commercial New,
is compiled by experienced ,osn who care
fully guard the producers interests in al
market reports.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
BOYS g. GIRLS

TT YOU will send us the names aud post.
l. Office addresses Of ten persons between
the ages Of fifteen and twent y.hve years,
who would be likely 10 attend Business
College or Normal School. we will send
you in return nm elegantly written personal
letter and fine specimen Of of-kand -four.
ishing fresh from the pen; also onr new
catalogue and circulars giving information
about our school. T- t~f
Address TRASH & RAMSEY.
Business College and Normal Institute,
STOCKTON, CAL.
Please mention this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
RECORDED MoRTGAGEs.

Bishop. Caroline 0. to Thomas D Stuyyosant, Jack
"Donohac Sathanis and wire 70 Charles Lanier
trustee 1l3d-st. Of oth.ave, years 7IH'Vo'
InstituIion 80 ': IS MoaToe.5t year. = 900
E@'e " o fenny ve ana si 5oS 70 D'' '
Fex. Peter ". to The Mutual Life Insurance Co, n
'0' Farrri Pstrlck and wife to Susie Dez Arnaud
'-q Gcnn. Frank G' B. to Weeks " Culver cor nth
and lth and other p[opSy year SSyop ct al
trustees &C. 37th:st. Of Gth-ay. years 500 600
Bank MoaTot-s Of laeSson-is years 1000 *2o 600.
7Oth.,t OF llth.aye year, 5000.
Same to the Mutual Life Insurance Co, same property
Benedict to TaSmqs Mason q! ard o6 apoher
~ Murphy Annie and husband. to Adam Geib. 18th
ave S 9 2' john IL to- tie Tount Morris Cooperative
Building and Loan Association. Rogers Place Of
Nohan Elen to Maft6] wGcTnan 1i4thst Of
Sam, 70 Frederick Foster, same property, years,
Meyer Bertha TO Rupert, o2dst, Of 3D.
ave- Nicker.Gn chss and wife SCHUYLER Hamilton.
oppcnIeim, Anne to John Feehan s9d another
oycrngton Th"@as and wife to i.2ag Zoo Smith,
S5yles FTsdcr.ck " ana VIE to John Spence, 5
same to the International the and Trim Co.. Nos 1e
schrsnm. Elizabeth to Jessie Clark, 77th-st, Of
smith Jane & husband. Henry Wiener NO. 2e4
"G smith -i Frank + and WIFE, to Manchester Philbrck
smith Albert f. and wife, to Christian Blinn, IT, 5
lO2d.st W Manhatan-avc. / year $4,000.
Same Thomas Hidden and another. commissioners
etc. otaye lo2d.st gears mortgages Slo9 902
man Of Corneliu. RAY. I year, - 800.
Same 10 Charles + Tracy and another, trustees, etc.
ATHEIST 9th-aVc, 4 years, - OCO.
The Young Mems christian Association. Of New-York,
10 the Irving Savings Institution, 2daNe, 9th-st
year 81 600
Tucker Robcr- c. TO the Mount Morris Cooperative
Building and Loan Association, Delm0nco Place
CliN-st instalments. -. $50.
Torpey Catharlne ct AL to James = Kernochon and
anohor trustees 31.aVe. 119th-St years $50 600
Tron LYDIA and husband to the LorIard Brick
Work. Comnany. 1othaye, 35th-st. yfar, - 0Cp
Vettol Francis and wife. the East River savings
Institution " Avenue 4. II l3thst ] year 800, 600.
Wein,tcin A,chcr u Frederic J Mddlebr0ok, No. 339
MOnroe-st, ! $l1 600.
Wilson. William \. t. John Kelly, n cor Avenue a
and 73d.st. wear. - 900.
Warner John w and Charles Stevens and wives to
Hellner & Wolf Madson-aye, l06th-st l year,
$50 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
MICH valley RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
De, bro--.. ~, a. follows:
a. mn for Slatineton and intermediate points.
= m Tor Geneva, Lyons. Eimta, Rochester, Buffalo
the West and principal local points; Chair ear TO
I.vou- and Pa Imam 70 suspension Bridge.
f,r / N junction and intermediate points.
Chair car 10 Maueh CHUNK
m To- TunkhanAOck and intermediate points.
Chair car TO Tunshannock. Connection 10 Reading and
40 -, M for El1ra and principal intermediate points,
Chair ear To Wkesbarrc aud Pullman sleepcrs 70 sus-
40 d. nl for satlngton and intermediate points
40 10 M for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading aud Harrisburg.
y. ~. for Geneva Lyons Ll,nita, hochestcr, blHao
Rridge. -
TiaIns leaving at 8 n. m. IL a. m. and 3 40
D. ~. connect Tor all points Ia Mahanoy and Hafleon
SUNDAY TRAINS.
%. 40 Tor Mauch chunk Hi2lctpn and Intermediate
points aud Shon and intermediate points.
40 b. n. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
y. M for Grnc,n. Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern onicv. a35 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

FIVE YEARS At PANAMA. Bv w. Ne
DID. 2S7. (Beford Company -, iowa
PRINCE FORTUNATUS. BY william Di"|A'
DID. 257. (Harper s. BrosD . ,ouo
LUCK IN DISGUISE BY wil nIomps ~ eA''''
rpvINc To FIND EUROPE. BY Jimmy bro"h'
iamo pp. 1s7. CBromneid 6 CO.. .,,o, rord
pEMETER AND OTHER Poems lsMdsm,,aS 5 & A Coz
NEW LIGHT FROM OLD EcLIPSES w, co "a, r"Ne
iamo pp. 500. TO- r. Barns PuoarS ,nr .Tp1cAN
CARNIVAL IAvIGERIE AND ThE hr IN ny sHa
- sTaVE TRADE By r. +. Clarke LIMO DID, ''''
, Tongmans. Green Co.. O. IN q,
LATIN HYMNS BY ;. w Dume'u' '''' '
Trunk & Wagnallso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
New Securities.
Assessment on stock 10 Per Cent

stock 10 Per Cent
Tbe SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE coz.
soIIoXTED BOND and the underlying bonds TO BE
PAID OFF S2l,5OO,OOO of the First Mortgage Fours
aud al 400 900 oil the Preferred stock being applied
20 this purpose. -
The formal REORGANIZATION AGREEMENT
containing full "details, showing the apporfionment oil
The remaining securities among the "flNk>,"
"-IXES,- and "sTOCh," and in payment OF the as
.essment may be Obtained at the Once OF the GEN.
TRIAL Trust COMPANY, 81 WALL ST." or IRON
any member of the REORGANIZATION Committee.
HONDHOLDERs and STOCKHOLDERS are Invited
70 depo-i their securities without delay, and receive
,be CENTRAL TRUST COMPANN's engraved certih.
cafes for the same.
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS will be received from subscribe
ers 10 the 900 900 fund.- in lieu of cash. at par and
interest and TO date OF payment ana
will l-o be and held for payment In accord
ance with said agreement.
The 18th day January 1890 il the last day Tor tho
deposit of bonds aud stock.
FREDERIC p. OLC0TT,
JOEL +. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BULGE,
COLGATE HOYT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
COMMITTEE
G. S. ELLIS, SECRETARY,
81 WALL-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.,
113 Devonshire ST.. Boston.
] Nassau ST, New York.
NOTICE
To the Holders of the Outstanding
Bonds Executed and Issued by
THE UNION STEEL COMPANY,

corporation organized under the Laws OF the State OF
illinois, and secured by certain mortgage also executed
by the said THE UNION STEEL COMPANY. dated
August H. 1856, conveying certain premises therein
described to the METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF the city Of New-Yok. corporation organized under
the Of the State Of NewYork a. trustee. for the
and purposes expressed and set forth in said
mortgage which said mortgage wa. recorded on the lh
AZ Of November. 1886 In Book 1851 on page t5l. in
the Recorders Office for the County Of Cook and state
Of Illinois.
whereas the sad THE UNION STEEL COM.
PANY authorized TO issue serie, Of fifteen hundred
u It's corporate bonds the Of one Thousand
Dollars Isl GOO. secured by said mortgage and
Whereas the said THE UNION STEEL COM
PANY. by the provisions OF said bond and mortgage
reserved right pay and retire the whole any
part Of the said series Of issued and secured
by 5uid mortgage. the date Of the payment OF any
emannual nsalment Of interest by paying par and hNe
per cent premium therefor and by giving ninety days'
notice by one publication in newspaper Of general
circulation the city Of NewYork and, also likewise
in the city Of Chicago; and
Whereas, also. IN OF the payment OF the whols
or any part said bonds, in the manner above stated
upon the said bonds shall in each case cease
upon the expiration Of said ninety days notice and
whereas the said THE UNION STEEL COM.
PANY by virtue OF articles of consolidation made and
entered May ., 1850, by and between IL and tho
NORTH CHICAGO ROLLING MILL COMPANY, 4
corporation likewise organized Under the Of tho
state OF Illinois, created the ILLINOIS STEEL CON-
PANY, which said ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY Ss
successor to THE UNION STEEL COMPANY desires
To avail itself Of right thus reserved THE UNION
STEEL COMPANY;
Therefore, notice Is hereby given to the aforesaid
holders said bonds respectively that the AN"ls
STEEL COMPANY will pay and retire the "ho'e OF
said series Of bonds now outstanding upon the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1871
in accordance with the and provisions OF the ssa
bonds upon the presentation Of the sara BONDS Win
coupons attached, its once, No 40 "ali'St' IN 'n'
city 81 New York or at It's office. NO Lovo IN 'he
Rookcry Budding the southeast corner oil A"''
and La sale sts., in the city OF Cmc1go
ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY,
Rv RICHARD c. HANNAH. Treasurer.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
X0Z CLASS FOR ROyS.
MlSS =. KETCHUM.
For Both SeXes-City


A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE; state
"A. whether for boys girls, city OF country. X. y
AVERY, American School Bureau, West 14thst N. Y.
pERLITz SCHOOL or LANGUAGES l ". 25th.st.-
ID Conversational knowledge In few terms so each
trial lesson free. Branche in Brooklyn GostOn, Phila
dclphia. Washington Chicago Berlin and PARIS
FRIENDS SEMINARY Rutherford Pllce opposite
Stuyvesant square. Tnrteth year. Academic.
Primary and kindergarten Departments SPECIAL aten-
psrstory Columbia College for schools OF technology
No extra charges Catalogues upon application. opens
EDWARD 4. II. ALLEN c. E. Principal
NJ EW CLASSES and NEW COURSES after Nov Years
~ in GERMAN FRENCH, SPANISH and ITALIAN.
residences For address STERN's Schco Of Ian.
Ruages OF NtWNoik City 70 East 4ithst., between Mad
ison and Fifth ayes.
g PEAKING OF PACKARD'S. 1T MIGHT BE WELL
- remember that from January ! July ! j. =
months, and that during thai period good deal be
get fair know ledge u ikceping and
arithmetic, establish good handwriting frbsh ip
English. and In iact become fair IL
might be possible that tine shorthand ad type
rate there place under the where anv better
progress can be made all alOng the line. Packards
New institution, Of rtyone years standing
known families Other
York school but II does not live it, reputation
4 I'm the line progress 10 up with The n
fact 10 leads in all matter, 81 improvement there
nothing slow commonplace about IT, Its students al
get GOOD places they them and they proud
be accommodated the 1st Of Jartar 10 Is well
make arrangement during the holidays FOR that purpose
the office be ODcn day except Christmas and
New Years II would be well 70 call personally. If that
'A''"O' ~ N' S 5. PACKARD, President
1O1 East 23dst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
BOSTON, IS DECEMBER. 1889.
To the Stockholders Of the
ATCKISON, Topeka
& SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:

In April last we asked you intrust TO us yeur
proxies 10 be used at the annual meeting of the Com
pnny in May This resulted in change of manage
ment the introduction of reforms and economies and
n anciaI reorganization of the Company that has
general approval.
During the progress of this u mas peen
frequently suggested in the public press and oy nume
rous and large holders OF the Companys securities
that il would give greater stability 10 the reorganzed
Company il a MAJ committed TO the -uccessul
working ont of plan Of reorganization and ab-o-
latey OF the property, could De secured
for several years.
Consulting our own inclination and convenience we
would prefer TO leave the OF this great
property 10 Others but recognize the force oil the
suggestion and the necessity for some such arrange
ment nd n = many believe that great nd.
yannaes are likely 10 result the holders OF all
classes of the Company securities from such co-op-
erntion, we have consented TO act in the matter.
Holders of stock of the Atchison Topeka ana santa
Fe Railroad Company deliver their certificates
a-signe upon back In favor of George C. Mngoun,
Thomas Barring, Oliver W. Peabody and John j.
IcCook. to the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST COMPANY, 81 Milk street, Boston. subjectto
that the title such stock and the Vot-
inS power thereon shall be vested in nominees or
our successors, also be named by for
r until July I. 1900.
The Trust Company will issue stock Trust Certifi"
cafes entiting the holder all the beneficial interests
and advanta yes belonging growing of the de-
posted shares and the return of like number OF
shares the OF the has expired unless
the same shall be further extended by the respective
parties in interest
Application will be made have the Trust Certif-
Gates referred listed upon the Bose
and London stock Exchanges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFEho-'' / W.
'o'n'' - 10 !, 81 W W"nriec Treund $1,000
o7th-st. @o5 r. OF otnaNo' ioNto0.i 1
cOegeaSe eof Of iit 10 a S Sosn MAR eOOO
Tnyie to joan Ulber,. %, I'm;
Bay-ic,st 40 o. Anna 0u"OneF 10 ' 'o'ep $1,000
Riyinsjon-,t. n 5. COS f. G o, Colunba.at; a0sx
100. Morris Is Jesup ana Wlfc ~ lily I
Mission and Tract 80. ety ..... .,..,,,.i
llthaye e 'S d, OF iCoi Fci ''AIoo r- % $50
77th,ss > 100 ID o. IdINy i,bS ScnaRm 5000
Br9o%e,st d COZ hs OF Wets' 10 10000
Lewis,st No ~ 3'o,o Eq"ad h1sAe' ana VINE 215O
Fort i ?o centre line plot No, TO- map,
~ acres LAG Pyc In and s snd o1sr.
PeGk Sip no p ar .c Herman "fohAo" anu 1900
$685. > 2SI y IT. W OF 9ate "eo' 1888
5oxG&ls Mcnael kinay % , Ellen Ki g99lyyo,
was3ngto9aye cor .rS o. , m2St to Simon
ADLER and another M 49, =, 4, ~ Ma 'O'
tIlda schessinger and another to George !. 600
Unyel r1Gg and 40 oS 2S s To 5 Eoenbaum 100 900
o'h F4sv ,o w yIT Sa y'l,s -'Aioo $1,000
bond'St no 80 WigoE ~ "oD' 80 500
i2%tast loo 70 5nG 0 F ia oec couch So 600
,s'6; 4; 4 WI. 3 1s hawke, S SSSS
lst-ave, :, 80 It q isth-st 25N9' James 7
1O9th.st ; :. 1875 It e. Of jh-avc 2jXo0.n FL
bridge T Gerry and wife % the Rector, &cy
Of Church OF It. Edward the MARTYR. .--;-; L
2d.ave Nos I,171-1.1 73; Jacob Wells 10 Rachel N
ceGa+t nG % IT w Hndre,S sef9n 1175
29it lot yIS MAP and pS lie to- john songef $500
lo6,s T,1,l IGo hln ~ to EIizaBe smith 1900
ChGEryst ciG NO l2l Jonas wen e. al " nuCs IS 600
9of so loS IT ,e S5 Nary aE oS ig@OoI
S2dst s. 2iI N IL * INV 5000
Mo wCi SIN No So9 Jonn j Cguse ' ~ 1850
liga-. t r 800 S %2a,fnic II DoHShac II 800
l43d--t $50 II Of shave. 23N9lIl !, Peter
McCullough executor Rebecca L Havens..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

4
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER.
Tine Table Of November 10 1889. .
Chunk Wikesbarre and scranton, Reading Harrisburg.
90 a. M for Pennington, Easton, Bethlehem Allen.
- .,u a. m FOR Lake Hopatcong Eason bethlehem.
Allentown. Mauch Chunk, Wkcsbarre scranton, Read
s4 s Ho sTSs FGSp Ta"'q'' Sham'A" Sun
90 for F@PnSi9a H1qn Bst1ehem A sc
3:45 y 10. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentowni Mauch
on4o 30 W m foi @aStoa Lax Hopatcoas Easton
80 p sonere and e, fS@inst 2o,oun ,,ncn
chunk kcadms. Harrisburg etc on Sundays at 80
90 a. m, SUNDAYS. for Ea'ton, Bethlehem. Allen
Town oS ana m SUNDAYS for Easton Bethlehem Allen
town Mauch Chunk and Pottsync.
Grove ESF and Eid ro hanf Pleasant &c. s5 NJ
D. M. sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove or
A'9 Fur Monmouth fn Beach seabrght etc. at 80 s15
II 10 S a ontc Iiiqhand Via Maavan and Keyport.
100 1000 100 p 90 SIS a. NJ 90 20 445 p M
For Tan. River and Barnega 80 rs 90
For Atlantic City. vneand and Brdgeton, 80 a.
l' For perth Amboy 80 800 s15 10 80 II Is
go oo ~ 80, C:lo, 80 p m. Sundays, o 100
a. n' tsu,6ETEsr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
va Cen, 15 Rsor and Ohio H. r. Liberty
st. F y: IEiadelpha at 60 40 s 30 II 90 am 30
o.0o Z 20 TO- 900. g 100. 30 Z. m. II 10 night
Sundays 80. 80 a. NJ ZOO 1920 ZOO 90 D. m''
l. lS Baltimore and WASHINGTON daily at 80 II 90 Cex
81 ram 6 - Is night connection for heading IIar
Tickets and raro Car seats can be procured at a. 2C
iiS a. h, 81 fa. ii" 5h.s Scw.TorS coarst 500
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baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
New pnblieatlcns.
WILLIAM BLACKS
NEW NOVEL.
PRINCE FORTUNATUS.

The story OF successful opera tenor In LONDON '0'u
IN Mr.. Blacks most brilliant and breezy manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
PRINCE FORTUNATUS

Novel. By WILLIAM BLACK, Author OF "a
cr,ncsss Of Thule" Macleod Of Dare. In fai
rchaher etc Illustrated. Svo. Paper oo GEMS NJ
ga in Harper's Franklin Square LioraV'