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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
GOparinersbip Nohres.

Anriion Sales.
/ EoNARD BROTHERS 4 CO.,
IL $50 5THAVE
+. A. LEONARD AuetioneeE
SUPERB FRENCH FURSITURR
ELEGANT DRAPERIES.
ANTIQUE SILVER, BRONZES, CLOCKS
CHINA. CUT GLASS. MIRRORS ETO., T7O
BELONGING TO
Mr. GEO. Il. UNDERWOOD
ALSO
PRIVATE COLLECTION
OF
RARE AND CHOICE ENGRAyINGs
AND
OIL PAINTINGS.
ALSO
POSITIVE SALE, no RESERVE
OF
$50 CHOICE ANTIQUE AND MODERN
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
TAPESTRIES, AUBUsSON CARPET, Ero
SALE
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JAN. 30, 81, AND FEB 1,
At Q O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
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fsttnres ana alsetinss.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
~ Lectures IN the great ball at o'clock January 26:
The lecture viii be delivered by Mrs f. A. Pollard OF
New,York City, Subject; "PFncess Mui Out" illus
tiated) No tickets required No admission after
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(,HARLESTON, s. c., AND THE SOUTH
~ AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE. FEisNANDINA o,,vr,. no,srs

the CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ..
Gteauefs appointed 20 rail from Pier ~ ", ~ Av-
Gated Between Roosevelt ana Chambers s1 every 1ueSA'
and Friday, al 3 D.. s9iiOws, -. n.
CIfEKOktf, Ih4rlfstOn ana Jfekeont iiuiy shiA
Charleston ard feInan ma liesdiy' San 80
IROQU0IS new Jheksonylle direet .Tuesday JAP ~
sKM fN0I.E, Charleston and Jacksonye FfinaI EepD
YENAsSfE, Charleston and Fcrne1dna Iucsoi1 ~ -
All steamers have scass PASSENGER az ono
per cent wM p CLYDE CO.; Gen Aeeemts'v
r. G. EGER q. r. a. G.sF 3 Line $40 hwy. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25

A NCH0R LINE. U. S. Mail Steamships
n GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
From Pier Al, North River. foot Of Leroy-st
Clrcassia Jan 90 p. Anchoaa-- .Feb. o
california. Feb. q o. tBelgraya.. Feb. 10, D.
c,.,eo,, rates es,t q gassss; ,sy2,r-ppoo,
Cabin. ez6 and s55. Second class. ESQ Steerage 500
marked do second ciaes
Travellers Circular letters on Credit and Drafts
amount isgued % lowest current rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS,. Bowling Green. y. Y.
fNOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIQUE- FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Companys Pier lpewNO AZ North Ryerfoot OF Mortons,
LA CHAMPAGNE Boyer. Saturday. Jan 90 10 80 noon
la BRETAGNE de Jousselln Sat. Feb. 2 o a. m
LA NORdAEDIE. de Kersabiec Saturday. Feb. o, noon
4. FORGET Agent No Bowli"s Green.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP co
" TRI.WEEKIY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier Is. n. r.. foot Of Springst
S. CITY or AUGUSTA Saturday, Jan ~, D. IN
SIS. NACO0CUEE.. 49,. Tuesday, January ~, y ,p ny
SIS CHAgTAHf OOCHFE. Thursday january 81 . y. n
Connecting with Central Railway Of Ga. and sayannah
Florida and Western Hallway for all points In Georgia
Florida. South Carolina Alabama and LQuban1 OIsnr
based Observation-Disclosures TirsEcasS Table pHote. fof
freight ana pfnsff1 FRI pV 70 j. D. HAsHAGEE
Gcobl Aet eavh East Freight j.. Agt s. n and w
Ss' 30 Line 8i7 IJroadwsy R'way POI Broadway
n 7. WALKEK Act ocean s. s. Co.. New Pier 3d. N. "
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. G. 81
CO. Ls saSS. sSa % Ie nSv West s. a
from ioos Of Jsy.sL, N. Il Chicago, Detroia London
hs@Ien SSS E ~ oS s IS 10 s 90 sls LSuIS
HGS SG tasada East e 100 Niagara Fails syTs
20 rs a. IN, ~ 90, . 10 p IN. land IL n for guca
s KRs.tS 40 ssugsr's sSa y Saoso5 Ce q rs M
EewSurg. 10 is a. m. 4;lo, s rs. sag n. HaYer.
s ssisg tof BSaso Sas9S Fails Toronto I;siO G5ss
Ser dsiy s5eSP sSnsAS So ae1Y ao5 5sEEssy
Wsy,t Shore station, all go M, 50 go m For
ticket time tables or Information apply az onces Nrook
Tot ~ FultonSG New YORK oity21 1903 and 9A2 Broad
WSy "a 10 Bowery, IL Park Place and West Shore
ssohs foot q West t2d.sL and foot Of yayst, N. r.
Westcotps Express calls for and SAeekS e4Sgags from
hoy Genera passenger Agent vsnderbitaye.. NJ Y.
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LED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from Kew.YOfk and Antwerp weekly,
wAFsLAN Saturday. January 26 D. m
PEN saturday, FEBRUARY =, oou ~ ~
Cabin rates First Cabin 600 and upward Excursion;
eOO and upward Second Cabin. $40 Excursion 81 ana
PETER wRfGiIT 4 SoNs Gcn'l ACTS. Bowling Green
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w FoR QUEFNsTowN AND DLvEIlro9e,ls.. ,,s,pe
RoYA AND UNITED STATES MAih a.. al q = :,
RFPU BIIC Can't Smith. Wedne sd1y Jan 9V9 " ~
GEkMANic cspt Irving. wednesdsyS t Fds s a. no.
hNNIC cant PsysoIi WcdnesdnY Feb 20. a. m
From White egar D0ek foot OF Wet lOpn..se -. 4.
gaioOn $50 500 $50 ana ff0o. Eteefaef, lfym oF 70
the Ola Country s2o - limited naber q eeos o cam ana
s35 prepaid eos excursion. eo3 Compsnys omes, No.
"A Broadway. Ae8-IoFk. j. BRUCE lShAf' Akvns
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RAILROADS..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Tins Ie a!,o6 OF I nn,siaSo 10 l5sg 49,,
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg etc
100 n. iot Flemington. Easton. Bethlehem. Allen
;so a m fof bennington. Lake Hopateong, Eastoa.
sermon Reading Harris6arg. PotssYile, TamsauS
b. M for fiemneton Esslon BetSiehem Allentown
Mspeh Chunk. Reading. H1rrseure, etc,
chSas &EosSarrsst Scranton, Ts@sQSa sSspS n'u'A
$3.50 mt ig5 Fiemngto9I Lake ss HoPa.song EastOn
and gS r o io BsSRsSe5 All %eSts%n Ssas,
Chunk Beading, Harrisburg. etc On Sundays at 80
5 a. m, sundays, for Ess,on.
o. hsd Bank I ESGs Branch GsOuy FAX
Ocean sfSyf except S fG' ar fs%nsd Man
chester Toms River. Barncgst, etc;
49, ss 10 g. $50 5er Yl Is n nlstoG 100 $500
40 p m Sundays, 4 a. M for Perth Anboy.
FOR LAKEWOOD et $50. 8 2. m. / ;oo Q 80 4 80
D. m. Parorcsrs 80 80 and 80
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4,so m, 100 ESQ n. Through Express with
ParlorearA az 1880
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
81. Central n H. u New.sessey philadelphia ana
Reading R. Leave t00s l1 isa IA N n z
DAYS at a. n 80. ~ NJ -.
IrSins leaving At I. Z AZ, IL n. 200. 20 80.
10 d m have connection for reading HARRISBURG Potts
and Plrlor Oar seats 30 procured ct IL as
ga LAO 500 Brosdway 5S1 Stnisys 2es Yves. 1854
* nsfsf COMPANY win cal, 70, and cb,s
baggage from hotel or resaehee "
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BrOOklpn proptrtn for Sale ann 90 Get
Ocean Steamers.

TOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel and unsurpassed scenery any climate oet7inabio
Trips embracing 20 forty ports occupying two
weeks or cnger-speclnliy arranged Coupons available
on any Of the Atlas Line Steamers sailing fortnghuy.
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defrays all necessary expenses Of Tour 10 jamaica
Hayt, Cafthagona Savanil&, Colon Nicaragua, Costa
Rica and the Mosquito Coast Ports Only First Cabin
Passengers carried. Address either
PIN FoRwooD ( CO.. Agents, "a State-st. N. Y.
TH0S COOK 4 SON. Tourist Agencies
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BY Richard V. Harnett & Go.
nv Brown q Levines
RECORDED nEAL ESTATE rRANsyrns-N Z. crrr


Sale OF the dwelling with lot No 20 East e2dss OF
kadison-zve. adjourned TO Feb 2.
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW HAVEN. steamers leave Peck-slip
seped) stcae srrve ia time tor early trains north and
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1880. ,.,g..-.. oo.-,,n
woossrst t75 ft Of Bieeeker-st plot as szioo;
Ssfcry hsnidings With plot Of land Nos e1e to 21s
wcasss-st adjoining above plot s22xloox147 2Srreg;
G D Johnson. e5e. $50.
Sstory buildne. with plot Of land Nos u spa 70
widest n 125 II Of West Broadway, plot 90. 3x
Doe; zane buyer s10z, 500
Buiidinrs With piet Of land Nos AS to 4Ss westst
corner Of CNos 151 70 1879 Bankst plot 152x211.2x
if5.sx2O8: e118 600.
s,5 $50 Broadway Nos 7S2 and 7e4 Tth-sve, n
stst plot 40 5x1ei ax4o 5x1036i johnson. s7o75o
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NUNARD LINE.

n FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
From Pier 49, foot OF Chretophef.st, New. York
CITY OF CHICAGO. Saturday. January &c ..
OHIO SATURDAY February 2. $3.50 3. m
CITY OF CHESTER SATURDAY. February 90 II go m
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and upward - SECOND
CABIN, $50 e35 prepaid, f3S STEER
ACE 500. PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gene'a AgeatS
o BOWLING GREEN, NJ Y.
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Naw.York. rhuradar. Inr

EewYork, Thursday, Jan, "a
The following attractions were offered at public suc
zen a. the Exchange and Auction Room to-day.
by John +. B. smyth
<stcry building, with lot No e2 Jchn.sA 8
rs1i It " Of wiiilsn-st lot 22x1o1x1711x1 NJ
Hughes, So, 600
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0ocrlea.st Is III! Y. NJ, q HyIng.Sn.sb 10
ie3d-st s. IS n G Of 4th-ave 55x100.11;
John II Henshaw TO James Kearney.
Thompson-st Nos IS and 81; Nicholas Cooney
70 William IL Gibson. ..,........................
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Conntrp l)ropertn for Sale ano 90 Eet
A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Handsomo residences
"A building stcs for sale houses let or
year. CLARENCE b. TUBBS. Beekmsnst. N. Y.
d. HOPE 121 Liberty st., makes o specially Of New
n Jersey property houses farms and lots foT sale and
to let
ri oNTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Houses to
I .et; handsome residences for sale moderate prieeA
PARSONS TAYLOR. 70 cedar-st. N. =.
CUPERIoR INVESTMENTS Western and Southern
- land In large small tracts also good line OF
securitles WALRER BROTHERs. SIS Rroadway. NY.
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DIR. sTRONG's sANITARIUM.
Open all lle year. OF Female.
Nervous Respiratory. Malsrial and other Chronic Dis
eases. Equipped with all the best Remedial Appliances
among them Massage Vacuum Treatment Swedish Move
ments Electricity, Turkish Russian Roman Electro
thermal, French Douche and all baths. cheerful re-
for treatment recreation. Outdoor and In.
advantages Of the Spring Waters. Winter rates low.
Send for circular.
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The Closing of an Important Outlet.

commerce than is the temporary obstruction Of the
bowels TO the health o, the system Constipation neees
rv arrests the secretion bile mpedes and disorders
alces;ion and posons the circulation. The safest and
os effective as IL also the genial laxative and
bilious medicine in Is Hosteters Stomach
pit,ers and 10 than probable that It's sovereign
eneaev as preventive and remedy for intermittent aud
rement fever largely due to its rofomatoy action
upon the liver organ periodically involved in all
naiarlal complaints Persons with tendency also 10
rheumatic neuralgia and kidney trouble better
than TO anaeonze It with Hostetters Stomach Btters
which invariably checks It at the The weak
moreover are invested with strength by this ane IN.
vigoraaL
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waukee Division per cent first mortgage bonds due
and Iron Mountain Use Ioo ar't mort
per " cent oo Shi''d due March o6 fas
1909 G q sS@ o PS ifs'''sa
s5 600 Aehson Topeka and santa Fe f. r per cent
O0Rd oc que uS aS ras9c R. T. first mortgage per cent
bonds 900 due H 5anu1 FScac H. st mortgage per
bonds due January 1s9s li9 :r, Chicago r second
moTsS SSS Fi pr cent bon bonds s' due July
$1,000 Psburg Fort Wayne and ce3gS + i = second
m0s tx go PsbErg Fort Wayne chicago second
nortesee per cent bonds, due July l. 1872 l45t@l494
"Os s4ooo Michigan Central h r. per cent bonds due
n o. 900 SS9t o sSG. i dne AGs I isSi ios
800 ssa 9Srsi st BsEGfGaS and fsded r. 7
q Raies Boston Boston Zee Pier or or Long Wharf ST.
so shares Manhattan Real Estate Association OF New
Indianapolis and yneeq9ss Ts FsSy
per cent bonds due Fe5GaT 5YV md SPHf 5y PENN
and TIya ATsT, sRprsssed on each bond
$50 600 Forty-second Street Manhat!anvile and St.
Nicholas Railway fret m9Ttgags 6oHd In aDs G.
Nicholas Avenue Railway second mortgage income bonds
75 shares Fortysecond Street Manhausnylle and st.
N'seo 900 NSwYorE Club per cent bonds due 1908
1904 800 NewYork Athletic Club per improvement
oo s 500 Houston West street Ferry R.
Ut "a eco Renseiaer and Saratoga r. t. frs mortgage
per registered bonds due 1921 interest May and
November 40. m. ~ ooo
II shares New Jersey Zine and Iron Co. lOOh
- 600 oregon Pacific H. H. L1st mortgage per cent
bond, shares ass ch Chez iGV National Bank 4oGO
100 share Fourth National Bank, lbr
COO Chicago and -. Louis X; H. hrst mortgage q
ner cent bonds due March. 1919, llO's. 49,
&C. 91 5 MScaqt T Ss SSfpna agf Of
s1i 600 Toledo. Louis and Kansas City r. K. first
noftoagr 6 per cent bonds unlisted, 1O0A.
80 COO Toledo. st. Louis and Kansas city r. Il. first
roftgaar 9 Der cent bonds (unlstcO, 1904.
"a shares Bank Of North America. lot
leo shares Union Loan and Trust Company. OF New
York civ and Charleston. w. Va - % $40 per share.
600 shares Halle Gold Mining Company, 25c. per
share. - -
bonds due 1914, h5. a. , :, .
1000 Toledo s.. Louis and Kansas Clty ~ X hrst
mortgaQe cent bonds, lOoL.
~ 600 Now York and Ellie II. H. second mortgage
reRlsercd bond. duo 1910, ll5A.
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Total for IL s4o9 s4614o s4sl 90Os42 800
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS

Yesterdays reports of an engagement OF $780,
900 gold for export by Saturday, steamer seem to
have been based entirely so the firm says-on
the expression Of possibility by a stock house
that we may ship $500, 900 gold" The question
with the Street to-day was Was this possibility
sent out as an engagement by the news agencies
piece Of stock jObbing, or was 1t done because
OF desire to obtain cheap advertising? We re
frain from advertising the firm till it is decided
whether or not it does ship any gold by Saturdays
steamer The report. however, occasioned re-
newed discussion of the possibilities and prob
abilities OF stringent money market and led TO
rumors of large gold shipments by Saturdays
steamers, and was used for depression Of values
at the Stock Exchange The men who remember
the dulness and stagnation in general business
during the summer Of Soa when the New-l orll
banks were carrying 81 GO, 900, 600 cash and
surplus" reserve of over SEQ 900, 900 seem TO be
all dead or demented and in their place has
arisen a new generation that writes talks and acts
ms il il believed that the sole object OF money was
obtained when 1t accumulated and lay idle in
bank vaults.
Nearly all the presidents and directors Of the
New-York banks have wcaihered the storms OF
1884, 1873 and 1860, and many OF them rassed
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over outstand- ~
Deposits in banks li,7sl6so lsoi7oio Inc. ISssS56
Net cash baanes24 1884 s45 Dec. s1O5 OH
The foreign exchanges were dull and firm at
quotations for actual business follows Bank
crs' bills at 81 Sc Is and 81 81 "a respect
lively for long and short sterling; French francs at
j.15 and 5l5 9-S; rechmarks at % is and
% 1.2, and guilders at 40 IA and 40 l-2.
In London British consOls were iirmer at 9s IL
for both money "a and account Bar silver was
and India Council bills were allotted at de-
cline Of led. per rupee American railways
were lower responsive TO yesterdays late home
markets. but later made some recoverics. Prices
generally ruled higher than the equivalents Of
concurrent home quotations. At Paris French 3
per cents further advanced 10 S4.25, and sight
exchange on London was easy at 2j.1j francs for
The following securities have been added to
the regular list at the Stock Exchange:
Eastern Railway Company Of Minnesota-An ad
ditional 81 co. 600 first division first mort gaze 3
per cent gold bonds making the total amount
listed S4,250 600.
ditional 81 Co., 900 first mortgage 6 per cent gold
bonds, making total 70 date 81 l 100000.
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway
Company-An additional 100000 equipment and
improvement mortgage per cent gold bonds, max
ing total amount up to date 100000.
Western Union Telegraph Company-An issue Of
March /, 1894, of 81 100000 per cent debenture
Chicago Rock Island and Pncifc Railway Com
pany-An additional 81 ,6S7, 600 first mortgage ex
tension and collateral per cent bonds, making
total amount on list s3l, 100000
The following securities sold at the Real Estate
Exchange and Auction Room, Limited. by Adrian H.
Muller & Son
$1,000 Grand Rapids and Ind!ans r; R. first mortgage
by Pennsylvania X. H.. due October, 1899 1921
$4,000 United States Az cent registered bonds due
September. 1891 1867.
IS 900 Og1ensburr and Lake Champan r. r. first mort.
per cent bonds due July. 1891 redeemabe Janu
81 900 Central Pacific r. r. first mortgage per cent
bond due July, 1896. 1862.
81 600 Central Pacific r. r FIRST mortgage per cent
bond due January. 1893. 40
5000 Erie Railway per cent bonds. extended to May
as 800 Chicago, St, Paul and Minneapolis r. r. first
mortgage g per gold bonds. due May 1918. 127
a. coo Milwaukee and ST. Paul r. H. (Chicago and Mil.
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n Ew-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger trains leave foot VI Jayt follows (rom
West 4ad.st Is minutes later
35 a. m. for Middlctown, Port Jervis Monticello.
Fail sburgh Liberty, Hancock. Walton Delhi, Sidney
Edmeston. Norwich, Utica Rome. Oneida. oswesO. De-
trot Chicago and all points West
55 a. m. Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Min
newasks Waikiki Valley Stations, Stony koTd Miidleown
Bloomingburgh Ellenvc. Mt. Dale. Pittsburgh Hurley
Vile Liberty White Lake.
3 100 D. m. for Campbell Hall. Lakes MOhonk and Min
waska. Waikiki Valley stations Mdleiown, blooming
hurgh Ellenyte Port Jervls, Monticello, Pittsburgh
IIuflcyvillc Liberty Roeklend.
80 D. IN. for Stony Ford Campbell Hall. Mlddletown
Rloomln gbufgh WurtsbOro Elenvllc
rs 100 p Tor Middletown Pittsburgh Liberty, Han.
cock Walton, Sidney. Norwich, Utica, Rome Oneida
O-wego Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago points
west Reclining Chair Car free Suspension Bridge (;
Pullman Seepers
80 p M, saturdays only, t9r Campbell Hall Middle.
town. EnenVlle Pittsburgh. Liberty Rlckand.
Sundays also u Midiletown Daily through. Other
trains daily except sunday
Pullman Drawing room Seats and Sleeping-car Berths
reserved at 307 Broadway. j. Q. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. ACT. Is EXCHANGE Place. N. Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
u THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
y,yrERIOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNku
SYSTEM
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Stations. DssSroaso S and s eOrsands '
The NsSysS Ind SS; sss . Is
ssHsS X S:Sss sfsFs lights daily
for rl'' Fss iqs ~ P,EG,
SssGbag o'i R3aF ss% a
an seS ssf dbSr daily ssssD s'u,
ns Car. p' dy FSpFf; s' fosS d
70: T:sss 'se n sP a ana "a P R..
For 90 MOr II SS M co. 90 and &c D. m Sundays
D' Ensa %assss'?9 fa na
s sSd agJ i0 % Dining s'Flss
wS So aHd % az b. 0 s'Sgss ss,
S SS For % So 2S on 80 saa and Ohio a
aHa cn'nas s see 9gsi, Dining Car and c0''A''
da SS Nav 90 car M AND 2SS
,Ss. ~ Rass,y F ns Sd %
SS aq aaG SO o 81 Ss9o
For NSOk va MeE s,Ig VI Ph RsBS
nos and y BAY F brSssS SO with all
train; at c Jersey Gy aSans speedy and dS"
FOX ESe;; Tsai3s leave NssTs,.
AZ. 80, ;2os 90 $40 @ Chicago Limited wa
DinincCar and 10 Washington Llmtet). and II 90
A. M. 70 90, 90 90 90 80 90. 80. 100.
GOO 20 96d 20 "a and and = 40 % might s A
dsys Express 90 SIS: zoo e Limited and 10 M
S:3O 100, 80. go, 80, 100 ana D 100 D. H. ana
io is night. Accommodation: Z 100 e. N; .oo
ifa and ii 10 a. m l. @ T. g. D. m. and 10 a. m ana
ZOO D. m on Sundays. connect Trenton for Camden:
tor HOUSE and foot and COriaHds
Court St and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF futon-
St. Brooklyn Is Hudson;st. HooSken station jersey
Tho YORK Transfer Company will call for and cheek
E1gssse = Ifo Tfr1sff ~ J. p WOOD,
itc.n.rai Manager General Pass Agent.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y. G; q

w H. Il. r. H. Co.. LesseeTTans leave Wet 1-a ,ts
from foot OF Jay-s., n r. Chicago. DetIolt L9n1on'
Hamilton. . So a. m, IS rs. 3 10 D. IN 81 ieuii
- 10. 8 10 y NJ Toronto 1915. a. m. lo''S Ni,9ai;
Fails. Syracuse Utica aud principal n,emedas "a 0nS
o1 s SS kins MS sag1sdTe sna ca Is
SIS y IS % %: 55 I% i 70 a M and J. t;l5 = u
p. M. Newburg 10 Is M Ito 4is, . 30 'o'S..
III as p. M naverstraw, 25 a. H. a4a 40
Saratoga Special IL 80 a. m, ~ 40 " H. b's"
ing through 10 Saratoga ~, - =. GAIA.
Lake Geofgc. II 80 u. m Diewing Room Cars 70 |as
Lakes Mohonk .sad Minrewa,ka; via New,Pan; Tu.
Diawng Room Cars kingston on 900 (0 II 80 nl'
~ Kaat,rskiIi Hunter Grand Hotel Station. and Phos
nica Ia 90. (a) II 80 o; M, (s 40 D. m DAWN
Room Cars b. Grand Hotel Station and ~ PhOenieia M
lIotl Kaaterskll and Mountain llous on co. ts) IL ''
Pa!envlie Cairo and Mountain House Station; SID .
ROOM e1e 20 ca.ss IL on a ii 80 M and Is Is
trains. - -, r,-,. >s,..... rans
ToioStc. Detfcs Chicago and 81 Louis DAILY;
fDaiiy except Saturdays Other trains daily exeeps
Sundays "a - Leave Jersey city l.. X " sauyih
ali 20 a. m. 50 80 D m; Hoboken. West Shore Sa
ton % % 80 D. M fGr Ieksss vmeaoss
st. s26 Tult9h;st AaneS onss foSs q Ea,toa,st Ssw
nowe,x 10 park Place West i25h.st, and West Shore
s,stlops foot OF 42d.st ard foot OF yayst, n.
Wescots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences q, ,.upupw
!. General Passenger Agent Ysndereutsss. n. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18
BeRNHARDT's SECRET.
Hsv She Preserves Her wonderful vitality, Color,
vivacity and Freshness. Female Facts worth
Kuovjua

Hsw She Preserves Her Wonderful Vhahty' color
vtvacity and Freshness. Female Facts worm
knowing
Sara Bernhardt f. apparently one OF the most decae
and fra women imaginable and yet the amount OF hte
OF energy and Of endurance enc Is capable OF Is SIMPLY
wonderful whyf Because she "a CAREFUL one res'les
that women are by nature delicate, sensitive ana
weak than men, subject TO pain ana sickness IMAM
men and hence require than men, Inns u true
I'm many ways Not only Is woman. because she Is
woman more subject 10 Sickness bu: her lungs are less
strong and digestive faculties weaker than mah Inns
NAV seem hardship but Il IS true and specially true
dining the Summer when feelings, debility lack OF
life salowness and the thousand ills OF feminhV are ~
prevalent ,,or
While these things are OF wives and ma'oehs tney
are even more true regarding mothers. No woman can
the cares Of maternity whose digestion Is poor anu
yho does not relish and digest good food Ana yet now
many do during the Summers But the weak, perhaps
suffering woman says: A" What can dor inns 10
dincult question One thing certainly DO oohe'
though and that Is eat only good and sustaining '0'''
Abandon the thousand pastries with all their disease
bringing tendency order strengthen build up ana
stimulate into healthy your naggng energies use
few drops OF Perry Davis Pain Killer In every glass Oh
water you drink The this simple process mas hao
upon ladies' past has been quite wonderful ana IL
has become fashion among the better classes In new
York to make what is called Pan-Killer Punch This
prepared by putting quarter OF easpoohui Oh ram
Killer In large glass Of cracked ice. adding sugar 70
suit the TASTE and then filing the glass with waser
Women weak sickly and faded but they need
hardt exercises reasonable food and the use OF some
sensible smulant and heathgiver like that above de-
scrbed will the lfe the color and make
life more worth living.