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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-24

Gus LotnOn. writo, Our Volts cores
p%otdont. ou ruIig'ant On i0Utc IRON,
sooth e,.trm Missouri 10 Saloin.
o cgon. ahili wandering ia hit tlep
st"prct frw train No. 2 "Wednesday
nisTt Uct~een r~cotdOut,ry aud Ogden.
He was ricicd up by II train foil,wiug
and is seriously iDjHred Or. rcity
has hin Ia Charge at VOLS where his
hmiiy OF II wife aud SIX chhdlon
stepped or. The t,aln wos ,aoning at
ihc nitc pi iosy nilcs ma hour H the
tins tbs s0nuamhnlitt mot with tho
pc3Ltnt.
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DenliSEEJ.

DR.. ] J. Leek WI! arrive in CGE'in.
Na:=h Is. 1889; Elkn, March %; and
aEca; April s. Tu,c srora; Ma: e..
rart Q McuatDir: May Is, austin; Iuue
10, Eureka; aud Inter on [ intend TO
s;s!: Hamilton, Ely, Taylor. CLcny
Creek Uud Wells. ! Use Tor rz:iag;iuS
t2eIh . lOcsl Aua,s,hrti, ard an Electric
al chair. the l.;rst in gIoremeuas from
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2li, 4. Tn. J.J. LEs-.
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tn.nrhird Fibre ITurc.

Tho attention Of the public IL directed
to ny now stock Of Tubs. buckets, Ba-
'ins, etc, manufactured from Infatuated
0"d fihit. pressed out IN rus piece,
without s'nm' ar hoops. II IL iiglt
and dnrIbly, will not shrink OF swell,
viii not iaiut any krd Of liqrid
mud bids fair to surcrrCdo IN md wood.
Oh ware. Call ard ,Xpmiuc Il.
II. CnAPE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-24
TOLD DY TIE EYES.

Gray eyes do not Indicate intellectually
aiy more tEan eyes o. ctAc- color.
Deep. close aet, l.;tIc eyes Of rny color in.
:ic.te temper, s9iasiEes a:sj ignorance.
Negroes o: al degrees Of morality lavc
daTz eyes; so Indians, good or tad. SO o;Eer
IGcvS
Il Is probable that thin eyebrows do not In.
d.ca!e deceit, or heavy b-uw5 honesty, Us
nIany ,hin!;.
Wholly contrary N popular belief tho
color OF the eyes iadicatcs in no instance auy
E!Cral characteristic.
The Ids nrs pregnant With meaning. In
the vacant minded, tic vulgar, they ere
vide IN the cunning, c!os.
IL the religious f:na;l! and praycrfiI the
tho white II the cyU' slows above tue lower
lid, ia the naughty, moe u ile u:rer ere.
Whether tho hro:ys gro thin or heavy.
,'hcti."r they racct or arc wide c;.gr, arc
only physiological characteristics Gcuytirr
no mental igu..
EyruI, The prince Of rouCs, hl! iaczrrc,-
sihiy i-.usifui L.1"n eyes Barr. Awcrica's
most umgriucig,c url irgcs.s:ibiy fascinating
iItertiTc, hal very DIRK cycS.
\ rather straight brow ON the Inner half
belongs 70 tTIVrar performers, succa-...!
St2c.:!-!o:i aud cqucs..----. This indie tG5
juisI!:cE: o: sir, distance, form, weight and
muscular control.
The lids anil bTuws arc responsible for tho
apparent change in si:r, and tic different:
mo d. affect tho intensity and luminosity.
but rcvcr tic c,aor. This i; al undi.putcl
Tact GiIo!S ih"sio!oGisiS
Arclc.l thin eyebrows Indicate the artistic
temperament, iovn 9f color nrl orderly ~.
rarSc:ncHt. Whoever saw n sl1vcllg lu:--
Leclcr with IL hi;h rrc!:p,I brow or u s;raic..t
brow in ii ugcsssfui p~uiItcFi
Among animals tho ~cnrniyorou, have
Usually prominent, yellow cycs, tu2 rri.nl-
naiIts tic mos; luminous uu,l beautiful. tie
birds OF prey the i~vrcrst. tho pig tic hate
fullest, the shark the mcs; cxprrFSiouicsa
I"rse, prominent and luminous eyes indi.
cate language, power md verbal mcuory.
EoO"c over s.w u reserved, sItu"n.Gc l4ir.Ir
VIII " pop eye. or u rIli! pJSscas.u; them on
tho Ounce blUcl. THIS IL ti,o crc Of IT,, ON.
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Sln.duw piCturCa,

Ichra ago. wirn yuu u,nr l'tin,
Not 40 pnrrn.y T,uuI UuI lrii.
Oh ! sdH your tiny siiaduw
Thrown 10y iliuIiiaht an tho wall.
Always with the nrrrt unified
l'rIchiuI oft fUi ny vnrrS.
WGs the shadow tn the Substance
Found her fairrr's good night iisL
AMI /" rtslit. my fair yuir: DAUGHTER,
When ! mt yut. IN The Ltl.
cutIl sec Hgaiu yuGf shadow
Thrown 10y gav.ig'It on tho wniL
Arms thrown ont mt face upliftci-
Cuuil u n, Tor kiSs,N aiiliV
i'cAf i',r sales.--future 'oiyU the question:
Pa, wuni - dyilnf btlii'
ADITnln Exprsa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-24

ihn1inny Does the tur%oy suit you, Sir
MCtiiunisI
Doardcr-lt IS oSrcl'cnt. Mira E'cshwcll !
90 believe that cook of yoGfs could ruazt q
silo OF solo leather uui mako 1t tender and
ralatnhlc. That ia feeling confusedIy TINT
DO has made a blIndori. ! mean. Of cour-,.
tender enough for uVp. I'm uUi--ah-Gt ali
particular, you know. worry
down any kind Of cooking, Mira .~insuwa!i.
Iandlady dcilU-Thaus you, Sir. AicCiln
nisl- Chicago 'rrihunn.
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KNOX a CGAxr.
t,nnIt LErln,

so have just received q largo stock
Of ladies HITS. Ladies Bi,,a Glnda,
constshtg Of Gihgbnms. Liurra snj
Nu"."I'. aid Genii,mtuE ClHIiny,
Sl u tie latest aud most hcs0ml!e
spies, Gel! 0uj insIfct Htm.
$40. i. ko~GENafcor.
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Il / II s & = $ (

III. Rcinhnrt has
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Spring; and Summer
samples for custom
made c~lothing'. II
you want your
clothes made to OF
der, give him a call
and sec as fine Il
line Of samples as
has cVcr been OK
hibitcd in IEIko.
You can get a suit
OF clothes made to
order from %21 90.
up. Fit Guaran-
tprI
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5. II. STR. ,sr ts,tfei that he il The
de .ad.at ia ,a.s a,s; Aha; Mud
S.reeier ss his dapEhrer; that lie owns
the ''r.yar r .mcb,' tlIat s5nss:itn, : vh,n
| be went iba5, to feel stock lac took hi
boys. bot ~hs. the ~eaih-r ~ss TOO
,-ye { lie tpnk the gid, tn t tie g.tls
we're ru .. dppJelieut aud pnmanasc-
bic; IN a. ihri5 cond4Et ia the prcscuce
OF !" uen o.;ca made h;n ashamed;
that he cha .tised them for tboir lie
havior but meyer whipped ;hem since
they were Grite small; TIA; he msaut
when h. sal: he ..shasti,e;' ibeN that
be r-proTrd them: that vheu BE
reasoned viii them as TO their coudu'i
they woull say: Nv y. do yon i-rl a'y
better since YOU ~; tina, of your
stDmncL?' Tht he. the IL fcuiant.
rusLt 10 have knocked them l"Wu ami
kicked thesn fsllirc. hut lie didm'i;
tina; he stariei vlth SinII :, California
the next day Ar lee aSctttaiuei her
enultIcui 1hrt hiring her confinement
in tie hospital he paiI her expenses;
that after her r,cur=y Mani. accom-
p"h's' .! AZ "p-hso'' hTN' !" IOWA
d! Tue S2i'hsTn rome ant 'hA' lie iA'H
the eNrzrs-s ofhIh IN the trip: sha;
he neYsr bal criminal CONGESTION With
either Of his daughters.
"'nLath "H'i"eF -" 'SS'''' !" us
prove " cnHtse VINO" AE7' o's'e' NAH'e
against LIN
Az -
Gaui strcrtor chilled t" disptoVe a
change AGAINST her character male by
SlEs. s'rcsier- Witness testified tia;
shs did NO. tell her father that IA dIi
not know Who was tbs father Of her
chill.
G. ". Grover was ctiisi t. prove
the general character of tn S.sco:=r
girls. Tne frS' qTe't:on "SS"d the wii-
nesS gas ohjsr'ei n, which lad { a
lcug;hy argument as { the Hda.i-s.6.!tr
o; sucii e'ii-ne" ARR citing various
nnrhontisS' Fni iuil "l-cuss.'n, to-
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O'I '''"is rtl Si",s, s'stHr,i,t 10 u tr,.r. afo
aus r"'i'cf.c! t,EU IH' %t.t, s,ir.rlL. urrl
"'aih 'gl.uur ~ u1IuIIt ivi m..,tic UuUg
t]'..rtau1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
4 sCOTcYTBLsH Congress

The Executive Committee appointed by the Executive
Council u the scotch.Irish Congress Of America met
yesterday afternoon in the Glenham Hotel. There were
present Dr. J. s. Mcintosh OF Philadelphia President
Robert Bonner OF NewYork Professor George McTosie
OF Princeton College; Colonel T. T. Wight OF Nashville
Tenn and Lucius Frierson and A. c. Floyd Of Columbia
Tenn. A. c. Floyd, Lucius Frierson and DR.. Robert
Pillow, OF Columbia. Tenn, were appointed publication
committee to attend the production OF the history Of
the Scoteh.Iish in this country The book will be en-
titled scotch Irish I'm America Members Of the Con-
eress will be furnished with annual editions free Mr..
Bonner will write the opening chapter
The question d the next place Of meeting for the Con-
cress brought up but not decided. New-Yofk, Bos
ton Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Nashville were named.
and he choice will fall one Of these cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
GoVERNOR LOWRY INDIGNANT.
THE CHARTER OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY IN
TEREsTED IN THE PRIzE-FIGHr
MAY BE FORFEITED.

Jackson. Miss, July 12 (SpeciaD. Governor Lowry
this afternoon said al an taking such steps DIS
will in the end bring all the parties, principals anu
abetors of the SulvanKilrai Prizeight TO lns'ce'
l have had considerable experience IN pubhc aHalfS
have served in both branches OF the Legislature ana
am serving the last year of my second term as GOV
ernor. and say without hesitation that the part
nlaved bv the Northeastern Railroad in violating a
main statute of this State thereby bringing the law
into contempt IS without precedent in Mississippi
history In my experience as public man. nave
never known such an utter disregard OF duty, such
a defiance of law and morals. feel indignant al me
conduct of Carroll and other officials OF that road
Sullivan and Kilrain sluggers and law-breakeIs,
brutal in their habits. Railroad officials controlling
millions of dollars supposed to be, however violent
the supposition persons favorable 10 law, order and
well regulated communities. But the management of
tbe Northeastern road has successfully exploded that
idea"
The Governor said that he had communication
with them but would during the next week request
General Miller the Attorney General Of the state to
institute proceedings for the forfeiture OF the charter
of the Northeastern Railroad He added:
Our state code of 1880 provides for proceedings
against corporations in the nature OF quo warranto,
and take that the Attorney General who IS an able
LAWYER will have no difficulty in procuring for
feifurc OF the franchise. 1t has come 10 oeautial
49, IN C;oyernmcut matters when a corporation with
millions Of dollars seeks the protection of Just and
wise laws and at the time says, We train with
sluggers and law breakers when 10 our interest We
defy your statutes and by disposition OF our trans
portatlOn and combination with the telegraph company
we lend assistance law-breakers and disgraceiul
brutality that is shocking to humanity"
report that the police of this city had been
asked 10 arrest John L. Sullivan upon bis arrival
here and that a warrant for the arrest was in the
hands of Superintendent Murray, was discreditcd at
Police Headquarters yesterday. Mr.. Murray said
he had no knowledge of such warrant or plan OF
arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
Conntrn propsrtp for Sale ano % Let

Observation-Disclosures
is the new suburb on New-IOrk Bay
which has been perfectly developed.
Water-mains laid, sidewalks, streets
lighted, sewers being Systematically
introduced.
The south wind from the ocean is
tempered by the salt in the air, causing
this place to be cooler in summer and
warmer in winter than New-Iork or
Brooklyn.
1t is a natural sanitarium.
BY the new ferry from the Battery
every half hour) the time to Benson-
hurst is 45 minutes.
The Fifth Avenue (Brooklyn) Ele-
waited RR. will be completed to con-
meet with the b. b. & w. Il. r. r. with
in a few weeks. Time by this new
route from Brooklyn Bridge to Benson
hurst will be 80 minutes. More con-
venient than Harlem. No one can
realize what a desirable place this is to
live in, both summer and winter, with
out seeing it.
Carriage in waiting every afternoon
to show the place.
Illustrated circulars sent.
Address &. B. +. Randolph, Al Wall-st,
New-York, or Bensonhurst ?. o., Kings
County, n. ", or Agent in RR. depot
on the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
Fred. Browns
C I'm G Z r .
PHILADELPHIA.

Recospized and prescribed by the Medical Faculty
aud the Standard FAMILY MEDICINE OF the United
states.
Avoid limitations, which are worthless
FRED BROWNS GINGER IL remedy suited 10 inc
extremes Of heat and cold, and all times benehcini
when gentle tonic md stimulating influences are re-
CURED Its stimulating property being Independent OIL
alcoholic power. its effect frequent remeoy nseu
never be dreaded. While IL strengthens and rereshes
the debtnted in the summer season, IL Is not less
potent during the inclemency of Winter, by warming
with its healthy tonic principle and enabling the
ten resist the influences of incipent diseases VINE
Turk In "a changing climate. No family should be wins
out it, and by travellers long Journeys or by sea-
will be found invaluable.
Whatever view may be held in regard to the origin
and m odc Of commusica of ZYMOrlC DisEAshS'
such as CHOLERA, there can be no question mat
good dacston with the resultant state oil heah ava
strength may be regarded n strong buiwarK against
their onscts.
CAUTION.-Persons desiring an article that can y.
relied upon, prepared solely from pure JAMhioa
GINGER, should be particular 10 ask Tor fnhD
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER' wh'ch
Il. yn rrnrted 10 be what IL 10 Represented nnosPr
pared only by FREDERICK BROWN, PHlLADbL-
PHIA.
Also sold by all respectable druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
THE COURTS.
SEEKING TO HAVE THEIR TAXEs REDUCED.

SEEKING TO HAVE TIitIIV IANhS KhDUVhD'
The suburban Rapid Transit COmpany's land and
supcrsrlct,lre from AleXandelave. and One hundred
and thirty second-st TO Onchundred andforty fhh-st
has been valued by the Tax Commissioners, for the
purposc of assessment at S237 800 and its property
from One-hundrcd and forty -fifth-st 10 noar One
hundred. .seventieth-s at S163500. The company
claims that the first valuation should be reduced TO
$40 100 and that the last should be stricken out alto
eether on account OF the incomplete condition of the
road 1t is said that the company'S facilities are
limited and that its operating expenses have exceeded
the receipts. The company has obtained from Justice
O'Brlen of the Supreme Court a writ of certiorari
for the review of tho action of the commissioners.
writ OF certiorar has also been granted TO the
East Side Cooperative Building and Loan Association,
which asks 10 have a valuation Of 100000 placed on
its property vacated. This organization claims 10 be
essentially savings institution, and such exempt
from taxation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
BIJYING ORE LANDS IN GEORGIA.

Savannah, Ca July 10 (specaD.-There Is great
mining activity about Tunnel HILL The rich deposits
of iron ore and manganese found have attracted the
notice OF Boston capitalists, who purchasing extern
sve tracts of mineral lands. with view of establishing
furnaces and necessary plants for developing the min
era interests thereon Two largo engines aud wash
ers costing $50, 600 have been ordered As soon as
this machinery is in place railroad VIII be built from
the mines TO Tunnel Hin, thus connecting with the
Western and Atlantic road Attending shipping facilities
IN all parts of the country. The company Will also
build a large furnace and manganese plant at Tunnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
REorr1s1T1oN FOR PRIZE FIGHTERS.

Washington, July 1o.-About week ago Nike
Rcidy of this city, and Philadelphia pugilist, joe
Kennedy engaged in a prize fight at resort on the
Maryland shore of the Potomac. The owner of the
resort complained TO Governor Jackson, Of Maryland,
who issued requsition the District authorities for
the surrender Of the fighters their seconds and back
ers The requsl,ion served to-day, and Redy,
the winner Of the fight William Mcmillan, his second,
and three other participants Immediately agreed TO
90 10 Prince Georges County answer the charge made
against them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

The Treasury purchased $4,000 l-?s at
O6 7-s and 90, 700 As at %.
In State bonds Tennessee settlement IS sold at
~ 10 and Virginia u deferred receipts AT 4 OF
city bank stocks New York sold Il : Mt 2i6
The general bond market was fairly active nc
firm prices, despite the depression ia the share
market. But there were no special features devcl-
oped. Chesapeake and Ohio new rs looked llrmer
AZ 10l IL al0l IA. San Antonio and Aransas
Pass first Is, 026 rose 10 SO rs. Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western extension IS ruled firm NJ
about l05. Reference is made To our general
list.
The common rate for money was Der cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
rr.sryAroR poKsEY Nor YHr ARREsrED.

FX-SENATOR DORSEY NOT YET Arrested
Ex-senator Dorsey had been arrested last evening
m Judge o. Briens order contempt Of in the suit
FOR a 600 brought against him 10y the Bank Of Nevada
MT Dorsey could not be found az his house No. 63 West
F4ets last night and II reported that he had gone
mt n town Earlier the day he declared that hes did
not nay the note because two other liable and
he wanted them pay A. the office OF the American
Meat Company IL said that Mr. Dorsey about %
terminate his connection with the company His health
has been bad for some time. and he wants 70 withdraw
from all active business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
sAMuEL FRENCH IS CROSS EXAMINED.

In the reference case of f. W. Sanger and T. Henry
French before ex-Sfroeate Rollins, the crossexami-
nation Of Samuel French begun yesterday by
AlmOn Goodwin. the counsel for the plaintiff. Mr..
Goodwin confined his examination TO Mr.. Frenchs
business relations in general and his interest in plays
prior TO his acquisition of " Little Lord Fauntcroy7
Nothing of general interest was revealed. The cross
examination viii be continued this morning al half
mast O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
s1,111rAN 1rAv1NCi cuIcAGo uNpIsTuRRED.

Chicago July II Special. John L. Sullivan and
g Charley Johnson were in Chicago all day, but a
PROLONGED search failed to find them. They reached
Chicago at II 40, and were driven rapidly to Ed
smiths road house, a resort for sporting men sui-
van and Johnson remained in cOncealment at Smith
,,ntl n M when they driven 10 South Chicago.
where they jumped aboard tie Pennsylvania limited
,poip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK IL SONS,
Bankers. 2s Nassau-st. New-York
PRODUCE MARKETS

,
Liverpool July 1913 :i5 p. m.-Bcef In fair demand
Pork IN poor demand Hams good demand. B1con I'm
roor demand; Cheesc-The demand ha, fallen on Ameri
white and cOl0rcl dull ass, TaloH I'm fair
demand prime city dull 28s ca Turpentlne IN poor
demand Ro-ln In fair demand Iari-Spot and futures
In poor demand prime Western. August and September
dull ar SSs o. Wheat i9 poor demand No Winter
firm Is l0d; No Spring firm IS 81 Flour 10
poor demand Con-SpJt In fair demand Futures-ThN
demand /, improving; Mixed Western, spot, firm At
81 10 Id; July and August steady s. 16d Hops az
Lonion--Pachc Coast In poor demand.
Provision American refrigerator beef-Forequartcrs
3 ID hniQuarters 1-2d per
London July 12-Beet sugar-July, 2ls Cd; October,
i5s 10 1-2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

THE ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO TO BE SOLD.
Springfield Ill, July l2.Under decree OF the United
states Court the ST. Louis and Chicago Railroad will be
sold az Masters in this city September next The
mortgage bondhoders the American Loan and Trust
COMPANY Of NewYOrk, for LOO 900. and the Mcrcan-
tile Trust Company, Of New-York 100000. Wede
hopkins are judgment creditors for the sum of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
CHANGES IN THE INDIANA UNION ROAD.

indianapolis July 10 (Specia).-V T. Malott, the re-
GENTLY appointed receiver Of the Chicago and Atlantic
Rad owing 10 the exactions his duties, has ten
dered his resignation vcepresdent and general man
ager OF the Indiana Union Railway Company. division
Of the duties Of the ohico made. and NJ. T. Ingalls,
OF the Consolidated Bee Line and "Big -Four" Line, was
elected his successor with the title Of president.
W. H. Fisher for three years the district passenger
agent at this point Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
has been appointed general passenger agent Of the Fl
Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville and the White water
Valley roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
LARGE RIFLE FOR KIIRAIN.

baltimore, July 10 speciaD.-A large family Bible
and gok-headed cane were received by Mrs Kilrain
today as gifts for the defeated pugllls The cane
was from Colonel A. Andrew, proprietor Of the Palace
Hotel of San Francisco The name Of the giver Of
the Bible is not known but he IS supposed to be a
clerCyman Many texts in the book marked, and
ON the fly-leaf Is the note To lead you 20 better
Hfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

For the further accommodation Of visitors to the Berk-
shire Hills PttsGeld and North Adams the New-York
Central has arranged and after Monday, July TO-
Wagner drawing through to Pttsheld on the
train leaving Grand Central Station over It's Harlem
division in connection with the Boston and Albany Rail
road A. 10 95 a. N. daily Sundays expected. The fast
Pittsned special train by this route leaving the Grand
Central station 40 D. m. also carries large P!ttshed
travel and through without change a solid ran'
arriving &C Pittsfeld al 10 D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

RE- Wing MINI, July 12.-Engineers Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Northern Railway for the last rev days
have been at work surveying route from their line on the
Wisconsin side Of the Mississippi across that river through
This city and westward Such line would be Of great
beneAt TO the Burlington system direct western outlet
and It is the belief that the company is seriously contem
,la,t,g sncb an extension