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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08


cezzxssIa sews-
Mr.. Won 8chmeezser. chief engineer.
and ". 8. Bees, transit agent. with .
rarity OF thirteen nsen. arrived in Gen.
ITALIA On Ta<~fzy. oyer the survey Of
the PORT Townsend 4 Sonthern rail-
rad. This party lefs Tnion CITY ca
March 1, and have been at work on
the line ever xsnee. They repoEf that
the route they hare taken Is AZ exces-
lent one over whieh TO build railroad.
that Tiers ars 10 hexvv cuts or Els,
bat little hrIdging. ard that 20 per
cent OF the lire IL tangent The
distance i 80 miles frosN Pert Town
send to CeutrAasa- Already several
miles OF tkfs road i graded ard the
ernfracs let for twenty-five miles more
and from private information We are
assured that the railroad viii be bszsif
IS speedily as men and rnoney can do
Il. The right Of say is partially
secured and the promoters of this pro-
;ect are the owners f large tracts of
land distributed along the line OF the
route.
The country through which the line
passes between Tnien City and Cen
tralis Is heavily simhered but there i
also vast amount OF bottom lands
and farming lands which win be made
accessible and open 20 improvement
by the bsildlnz oil this line. The sur-
veyors retained from here 10 Port
Townsend 10 locate an additional
twenty-five miles OF the line. bat expect
10 be in Cenfraiia again in the
course CT two months with the second
preliminary survey, though the en-
gineers say that Il i not probable that
The present route viii be very much
changed The present survey crosses
the skookumchurk at the bridge, and
the line follows Pear street TO cross
ing with the Northern Pacific railroad.
Somewhere In this vicinity depot faeii-
tiles will be secured. The company
viii also require extensive grounds fer
roundhofise and Tnach;neshop facil-
ties. There Is every prospect OF Lively
titnss here AZ no distant date Ii Is
probable that the Union Pacific viii
eonnect with this line ut Centralia
very shortly.
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ALONG ssAks arvss.
orais 90 sAe Prairie and Fruit ~
eAe Streams.
S>astaa Exrse

Even people IN this Immediate vi.
entity do nes realise saae improvements
that are Aslng made and shs MANY
pleasant homes and profitable or.
charts and vineyards that are sgssag~
ina NJ only few salies fron them.
Toe eoasrsss between the green grain
fields ef the nraiFtss and the ssgsnsaEs
orchards o. the river al tbs season n
yaar Il pleasing.
The Rshop brothers. 81 she nsoasA
al the Nzszsawaa. have purchased :
sscan pasan 10 I-rfxAss their land.
The panap wsn raise .eksl salsnnA r<r
min uts as1 wsa he pat In opegAssoa
mnsssssasnly.
Gale Parks has a kne yoang orchard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08
LUMExK SHIPMENTS.


PoEr TowssEsn. May Following
is the weeks record of lumber ship
ments.
Nav 1. American ship McSear. 1 pa
tons. Warner, master, bound for Mel
boure; cargo s.oi7 pieces Puget sound
pine lumber, making $50 Sos feet.
valued at $9.s7s: s.s3s bundles Of
slaves. valued at <5si, lbs bundles OF
isfhs, valued at $50. making total
valuation OF SO. ISL.
May 2, Swedish bark Albatross, 93T
tons. Anderson, master. bound for
Port Prize, Australia; cargo. 65e 496
feet Of pine lumber, valued at 1875;
Sc. 100 laths. valued at SIG: :. 800 pick
cts. valued at SIS. making total valu-
alton Of $3.50.
May s, American bark Ceylon. CAT
tons, Calhoun. master, bound for
Honolulu; cargo 40, 70l feet of Puget
sound pine lumber, valued Ct 34,9f7 |;
80. 7u2 feet pine lumber, T. and c.,
y73s; $4,000 shingles, making go
bundles, valued at $3.50; 5000 lathes,
making 800 bundles. valued at $if2,
making total valuation Of $6.130.
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Cleveland should Pay up.

Et<tt9sIa ~VEEI sIHl-
Charley Voorhees,, the son OF Dan,
was the delegate from Washington
territory At the time Mr.. Cleveland
appointed Herbert Beeeher treasury
agent for that territory. He protested
and offered - bring proof that the
young man was thief. Grover would
not hear him. Sow Mr.. voorhees, has
written sharp letter to the ex-presi-
dent, calling upon him as an honest
man 10 make good the less TO the gov
eminent BY Beecher's dishonesty.
since be appointed him 10 take charge
OF government funds with due notice
OF his character.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08

There Is not q single game OF chance
running in Port Gamble.
The Skngis Coumts Logger win soon be
Published NJ Hamilton, on the Skagit
river.
The two year-old son OF G. j. Peter
son was drowned April 3 in Trout
lake. Kiickitat county.
The rain yesterday settles the ques-
ton for q big yield Of wheat in the
Palouse country whether IL rains again
this summer or not aiossse CRY
Boonegeaq.
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-. 49, !.
Tbs Yakima fn1tsn ez .ss,1s :.
n imm<nse 8ouxin. In . axe tens g
sh<,ussrxls Of arves Of tie finest lzszd "a
-. xovfkwenf vlzieh held q ssow d o.
-. v,x=r1Ses3 xaIse 20 anyone co:
ever - tie few ha.dred inziAns ID
49, re.ervstsxa There il les. ievei,
rirh xxvInx with fuxuYient verdase
vbsrn xsn eror. fafie and die this
- - ii fLe wravx srore In
49,. = - - ........ssf-.l 800 ss.sf
stea1 81 Iss1bs 49, 49, -
Il h should CONAN t1Fee y -
thousand be<zsflfni honzcs o. White
settlers. i,s dostez! oyer with cream
80. ru.ls@. factories. school hoases
80 1900 fn~<nzd ~ f<zrsrsv az
49, - = - .--s..s.t,, 81 go.
nuzlIf ~ Aias'sszse - - = - !
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Apvru 10 nornxzx.

Mrs wsnsaew's seexsinx syrup for CHI
6rsa teSshinx. ID she preseFz rtiez Of one es
the BEST female rn-x<s and rAysscisns IN
the GATED Esases. and Aaz hecn used 500
forty yoxxs WITH never falling srccezz ssy
assils0ns CT MogAerx fns fhNz- chsAarcn.
pArsax ne process 81 seexhinx, ia wAsrs Id
snexlc2lAese. r. relieves TIE child from
pain. exrrs eysensery and Ssf&rrAera. grip
fax In TIE hameAs add wind collie. BIZ g-r.
znx he&sxh 10 me cAll&. Il rxssa the nosAsr.
frsce. &C hctxle- swy.g
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WAsH1ssroS. Nay 6--Masor George b.
Davis. Who recently acted ~ .a3ge sdvo-
cate 81 the f.yaecker and Armex court
martial. Ass been selected by Secretary
Proctor ss array ofzacer at the head OF the
com naissscn 20 continue publication 81 the
records OF the seosiiia1- There viii be ssso
others 30 act with hln--cisllian expe-rs--
wso have not sss beea selected The we-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08
Deep Water Ia GrAy's HArsar.
Ahezxsasss Hss-<Ha

George 4. Allen was oas SATURDAY.
running lines of souniings across the
river. looking for anchorage for vessels
taksszg plies lsum the ether ssxse. He
FOUND sixty Feet OF water alonrxI5x
the wharf az the Aberdeen Harhgr 4
Dock Com panyas whzrf. and Al aver
s*se depth Of sir sasAonas "a w;shSr,
lso sees * The opposite side Of thk
rsyer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08

The Posr-IsxxLIfsEscER thinks Is q
useless expense and wsste Of TING 70
stock the STREAMS Of Oregon With CT
ash when there is N abundance Of
trout. snlm0n and sxneit Catfish Is q
better fish than either salmon or
smeIt. and as 10 the trout. they are too
hard 10 catch 10 afford much Of d sup
ply The catfish ii easily caught and
s very paIatable one when nicely
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08

sAeRaxrsro. May "A special to rAe
So frosa Anhara says Brown. the ex-
eunsses Who was shot Friday night hs nflI
e ark - . low re&ert near rearyn. died
frbn his wuund lass ntxh1 Tie citizens
Sre asos>ed and have given William Eax.
kAna. rscrrsetor OF sae place. notice 20
1ezve faxf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08

frcm e1r ofsee wsrsssaw mar b
seen two yaEoruas timber castares
growing. ons Is aeoa the top of xAat
Was once aa islaad il this cculsS. SIS
ever river. IS nAny people thirlk. the
sep containing perhaps fifteen OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08
HEADED ron CENrRALrA.
The Seattle 8 Southern Survey Oniy
Twenty Miles Distant.

From information received this,
morning we understand that the Seat
Tie & southern Railroad Company'
engineer corps is within twenty miles
of Centraiia and headed this way.
The chief engineer has instructions TO
tap the Northern Pacific at Centralia.
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The Oklahoma boomer. Song.
t1Ui{H&N IfENANasz
o. Susanna.
nn.ne& ~r... $3.50 L.,

%. susanna.
Dent you cry for me,
ia Eolag 20 Oklahoma with q Winchester
rise and loo rounds Of ammunition, q
bcwle-knife with a twelvetneh blade,
aslnugshos. two navy revolvers. forty
eight easieers two dsriugers, . pair az
brass kaaekiex, q sandhag, q dirk,
brittle Of visr5cl. some dynamite car
trtdges, and hS.sse OF Cincinnati
whisky.
TIE cnuaffv fer u SEE.
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why Poultry Raising Pays
Cozson Eagle.

Mrs.. Scllnlsheis. while dressing q
chicken last Saturday. found nugget
of gold in the crop OF the chicken
worth in value 81.
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10 si&e 10 shsa
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kA1Elx tAN fun
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Street ssea5s
hlrt klsxNs an
HFtdiy. ~ $50
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G. r. BABcocK,
u. T. HAYNES,
y. w. GAIECP,
III M GurffII

Inc editors OF the Commonwealth
claim that il was not a representative
meeting. as the wording of the notice
kept away about all who were not in
sympathy with the movement, and
that the charges made in the resolu-
lions of the separation OF families by
the influence of these editorials, hare
no coior OF fact.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08

A public meeting Of al TIE people who
iiisapproye of the doctrines of Free Love,
As advocated In the ConsasoHseuifh, pub
dshed by Z. B. Mastick, IL, and r. q
Lewis. win be held in ID. w. Morse hall ON
saturday. May 4, at 7:30 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Borosehel Wolf + J Middlebrook. o5 Broome-st.
] year. $1,000.
Crosby Erncs; ". to II Powell. ir, 1lth-ave
and 1T2i.st, . wears, $4,000
Downcy, Charles. to samuel We'll. Diyision-st,
ChIyste-st. months. $1,000.
Entwistle. John. 10 T & Thomas, 13oth-st 81
Ann save. 3 years, $4,000 -,
Fay Michael. ct al T. i A FreuDd W Eldrldge-st
Garnlfrs {aa5 90 40 .u-rman 1o4h.st
Mochnrei Joseph 70 Metropolitan Savings Bank 62s
Cthst years. $4,000. ,, 49,,
Jackson Joseph 4, to F. wallace, guardian, Grove
ST. Q B'eccker-st l yc1I 81 500. -
Miller Andrew W Thompson, 4Sth-st,
tsth-st W Cth.ave years. $1,000. -
Macy Charles 4 st.. Bnwery Savings Bank 3, and
SO and - Libery-st. year. e3nOOUo
Ncuner George to NJ Butzel, Sd-ave, lot IS year.
Perer, August II Kel, 427 East s2i-st years
pa1ien. John. to II Allcnstcin, 5 14sth-st.
PStri Conrad 70 Petr 421 Houston-s
same ~ w Schcrer property. wears. 50 900
Prescott Eliza 10 Busting jr' lo4'h-St MOTIFS
'bc1t3gian + to George Ehret cor 7th-ave and
Eubssm "daIlcs {. to John Dunn n Tremont-ave'
q Of Orchari-svc. years $1,000. 80.
Shcc1y Matthew, to Reagan and another n I4ls-
st. rs IT W Of 7th-ave year. $3.50 80
Same 20 = J RYAN. same property, dee, SfoOono
Same 10 Abraham Steers. same property. tEOuO -
SANE TO lambert Suvdam same property due. $4,000.
Stcg william 70 North River Savings Bank, van
damst. q Narick-st l year 20 600. ,., -.
Schp,nzelt Moses G, 70 c w Bohlrsan, ForSyth-st
seetz. William T. 70 A c Quackenbush, s s2d-st, Of
odsve years. 50 500.
Stieo. William. to Louis Ungrich. Van1am.st e n
striker L, to David Lydeg 75S.7C2 11;hOve, years,
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Antumu Resorts.
Railroads..

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
- THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
$500. PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
CENTRAL
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
THE GREAT FoUR-TRACK TRUNK H. LINE
ROUTE OF THE FAST MAIL.
THIS IS ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS R0UIh-

1 ALE Il fa AIS tFEFIHE %S6 RER55Gr FROM
1ag., and SFA hSd C Pacbqs saon IN
the a RE6 5 R frsF S3Sf T. NSyHsS City
Express Wagner Room cars Ne N az and
Hudson Railroad and to St. Albans' via Central 'efnOn'
N5 FAM2gs yA AfMIFkp ve eSmpded eI
@ Ra b G Ns9 e FAY Isl E'e Gevf1dpa aSis
IGg 40 ss' s aaY
90 GbS.Eo PS Xpres for Niagara Falls To-
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis DetrSt and
wand aad wagner
western NewYoF Rr end NG5tnSfn 55
T TS5sh to A saFaosa h and cadNS eGEse
$3.50 sasto ga S ics with Wagner drawing
GS' to sa1tSsa anS Albany and Troy
p pSfns. 'U on Feh6afs Railroad dawinsrOOm
car qnglpnaas and 81 Louis b,d ET
so for c NaETdf cnennat IDdanapS St Louis
Detroit and Chicago with Wagner vestibued sleeping and
80 Moprs' AirOpdppef 81 and Fot G,psna' sSa
cSS1s At ppttsbuTq With paror car for Saranac Lake
and AdiFcndacE Mountain points Wagner sleeping
and andy e MSasl and
40 m m Bu hio' s5 a. H. and cleveland
NghS Efg5ss';c Sr RGGhed BT@a9
st. Louis Detroit and 6icaso win Wayne, % s
daily except Saturdays seeplngcars to Canandagua on
10 midnleht for Saratoga and Adirondack Noun
Trims No connection With train leaving SATURDAY.
wagner seepng.eags e Albany Connects at Albany
Tickets and IN drawing room and cars on
sale at Grand Central Station Nos J. 4l3 1S5 ana w
issS3siway station. YORK 1893 washpqtoa and 726
Fu ton SITS and 39S BedfordaVe. Z. y. ,Bl9oMyn. 49,.
Westcot5s Express calls for and checks baggage rom
run 1 daily others daily except Sunday. tssop At
13eh.st station. New-YorE.
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST pITTSFIFLD AND NORTH ADAMS SPF,'
CIGIS with elegant Wagner Drawing cars, through
to Pittsbug without change leave Grand Central station
Ma Harlem Division daily, except Sundays at 10 80 a.
and 40 D. m. Fast time. Superior seryise,
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANlEi4S,
General Superlntendene Gen'l PassengeE lent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.


leave sa 2si Rsi'iii a - S'iss?d'
the pioneer q this class Of service, composed ex.
Sspng bnc oSssaoh AND Smoking csS
Lighted by movable electric lights daily for Plttsbufg
a. m. Fast Line With Pullman vesbue Parlor and
pl:ts5ate clSelnna' Cleveland and St. Louis daily
go 5sp sAtuSsy for fRSSss and Io Pman vesbuo
SSssSs 6Ssnss asy iS sE.g S ss9s;
day oi ce ~Si and md Toledo Su' u'' 'N''D
aa SpFi Ne. Gcas o" and ToodS S daS
For N %asp6S Lex SE MaSe 200 H. 90 p M
TGy aPa I'd S b a. 81 Q& oo6 8 connecting at CORY for
For For O0 s p1 sa - an n ans
20 il 90 NJ / 90 10 snd 80 D. sundays.
10 and e 20 a m anS S ,S 90 o@iD ow,.nOgoo
A' LRsi alss% f Fa an ds
and Oily Nth Dining s'i tai ST SH
eS sHa % DO E'5qsaSi sis5S's
n9a 3d. IL 80 a aS oG a. n.y. and pq IL s aHa
5 pn eS6 as Car U sna Gas Ihq S
as; Sps 20 &a SS Car a s9a SP m week
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and ate Sta g
noon noon S5 e! 1a&s5 and SsSo'i s' saqd5 5l5
ros Old Point "a ana Eoar a3R
and S0f2I K2 6o zoo + n; daily Via Baltimore
BOas Of BEookyn nnex connect with all th G7
t aai Tor siB5f foSSk y travel 1I'uS anu
foH and
x 8as and DO 10 %aSq g s"fisS and
j 90 a H. i9 30, 90. oo 500 9:32 40 100
90 o9 H9 asd 700 40 a aHf = o 30 night
sGS Sdna@1 ETprss 90 go Limited and %
a. M. 30 100, 4 80. 100, 8: 80, 3 100 and 800
-. ?. and i9 rs aIghtA Acc9mmottastIoas 100 ~
Trains leaving NewYCrk daily, except sunday, at 800
sad II 10 mr. T. .. T. & g. p T T ana 10 a. m and
Ticket Offices Nos /, 435, $40 and 044 Broadway; l
Aston House. and foot OF Desbrosses and Corland sts
COurtst and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Full
ton.st. brooklyn rs Hndson-st, HobSkeni Station
The New.Yor Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAS T.. PUGH J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
! EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot cOrtlands and
Desbrosses as follows
a. m; for Geneva Lyons, Emira, Rochester Buffalo
ana the epS We and prnePS 9c P9 He Chair car
II a; m. FOR ElmIa and intermediate points Chair
f9 gakhoaROck and nSFmedats points oi
$40 p m for Emira and principal intermediate points
Chair car to l.. b. Junction and Pullman sleepers to
30 p. M for slatington and Intermediate points,
, 40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
TO Ee3dns and Buro
and The West Pullman secpeFs to Lyons and Suspension
T's: SsS'S at points IN MsSnyp and "a 90
'O'' -''''H' SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
for '3 Geneya Lyons Emra Rocheste Buffalo
and the West pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
BRUCE General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y. G., &
and GSeSss b9 @Dg'i s at
: 5a i5 s:15 p p raFo3t5 % 55 Is SIS
s MSe'r Tea Sa ana principal ntcpcdae tons 55
sag 3 3 io ssuse SeGs "a a5 APany
s T. m 1. SswSa}s 10 : mn rs ~ A.
I'm i2 p spna C5rs ff bS7 Naeafa Fans Totcnt5
detroit Chicago and St. Louis DAILY DAILY except Satur.
CIV Gy 9'Re' l' sa Hy fiSB SO % q 80 n 6kn
We iS sS9S e Sa % n sl az a & l
$50 Washington.st 72G Fuonst. Annex once foot OF
Fuonst New.York Clty-27l. 303 7S5 and 9i2 Broad.
way 1881 Bowory II Park Place g West i2th-st. and
West Shore stations foot Of West 42d;st and f2ot o. Jay
gage from hotels and residences G. T. LAMRERT. Gem
eral Passenger Agent, Vanderbiltaye. N T.
CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only through sleeping car 70 ST. Louis via Nag
ara Falls leaves the Grand Central Depot az ~ 1day
via tho York Central Michigan Central ami wabash
Rslroads-ilnng for all mealsarriyinc In St Louis
Louis ai 'ef for ali o poR; vest souhwes For time.
table seeplnr.car berths &c, write OF call on IL, y
MCCLELLAN. General Eastern Agent323 BrosdwayN I.
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running its
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
300 p NJ, 600 p. NJ, 30 p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

NTORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st., HobOken
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Saole We'd Sept 1S noon FuldaSat., Sept2S 8 30 IN
Fms SAT. sept 81 pm. Lahn We'd, Oct . II a. m.
Travc Wed Sept % 80 am Ebe.. sat. Oct ., p. m
First cabin SIS and upward berth. according 70 10
ratoa Second cabin. 80 an adult. Steerace ut low
EST rates OELRICHS & CO.. No Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
HOUSE.

= ' - Ns To.
Feva ton 200 feet the slope Of the Storm
King Mountain thn climate positive cure for malaria
overlooking the village and valley; II hours b. West
Shore load and o. hours by Mary Powell frcm
New York. P.O.. Cornwall Oa HudsOE J. w. MEAGHEIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Che Gnrt.
Gre Cream

A FACT-Horton's Ice Cream IS made from pure
Horizons Patent Super Frozen Bricks OF Ice
cream FOR Restaurants Churches Festivals &c, will keep
hard one hour. Country orders promptly hned Depots
2O5 Ath-aye.. 8th-ave.. 115 Park Row, ITO East
1oStR.st New.York; and 453 Fulton.st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS Through TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE OF ANf CLASS OF CARS: 49,. t-,l,
Ticket onees 49l Sl' TX ana go ana W. oSi
e NeYerk 80 and 1888 ,n Br2 Ts5y1n S
Hoosen and Ns eso SaG S ao, avn Orders Tor
checking ana tI@s5Gr % Eics caller than inS shown
! NJ Every Day bay Express, Pullman Buffet Drawing
room T Eyey pay New Sesbuled Limited via Meaiy e
ibSIe Day. codcns pia Dining ana seSgng GHgi
e Chicago wth9g, chang a' 6n5d and s.. Louis
20 DT%TRN CHARGE FOR FAST TINE M. ,-,.r..o
Fl EY I5m Ry M SnG f Fai hf a va ola h1
coaches and Pullman Slepifs 70 TSe3U r ~ B9dao and
Pullman Vesti5uiel Compartment ca; to Roche'teF soa
T tPan Of Day Coaches and Pullman Bdfe; Sleeping
o,s G1s e cs o7 yn II no, 30 @ o
ISL, 597G Pa S'I Sl5 rs Is TO- '''
i5S 5i5 s s:s5 95 So 4 81 q 80 r. 80, p
passae. 4, 445 g. = :52, 49, 10 go r. L. a 80
52i5S 6 S27 G5 $sSG Il 70 49, 80 % II 80
Paterson 80 a ~ az? 20 g. 81 TOT, $o 81
SIS. 8 80. S;a3S, 5I5 o'o7E' c 10 $780, = 49,
NeSaR sa4 - fa aS Vi. Newark 80 60 75
s:s2 r. 955 -? - 81 & a9 60 70 f ESQ.,
K4f5 cZG T. 49, 49, s. 22s, 3d. g. o:o7is $50 T.
sue :SG' L LS 49, J. As 80 09s{q l. $50
Ncwburgh : :J2l2. y 10 ~. .; 80 > '''' NV ~
ruI Eai; E 7gsI WIG 10 so J. Is 49, 53
Miieio1mh4 9 sna Pot Jcrvis Is, 32, o. 10 80 am l.
su5dS 49, IdcS 49, tIs S9 main ins s5 1890 NJ
42 ,St 49, = p M M 5 sa aSd 10 b'l9' from "''
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h'Si ~ 10 So Iia5 IS q ssq spa (
SCH. 8. 80 40 07 90 % 40 90 l. '''''
Nyaek aud spardl5 IS sd5 10 ~ Il i 49, 40 'g 20
30, A. AS :52ie, 30, 9f r. V11 . IV'oV -
Sundays Is 30 / 30 4. 80 ; 10 cont 70,
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AT
WASHINGTON
N EW-Y0RK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

Passenger trains leave foot OF Jayst follows from
West A2d-st. Is minutes later): -,
7s5 a. m Tor Aiddstoxn, Elenyille v Pert J Srb
Sidney EAmcston Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida, oswego
.o6 n m Tor Campbell Hall Lakes MohoDk and Min
newasEai Waikiki Valley Stations, Middletowh Bloom
nebIrgh Flienvie Port Jerys Monticello. Pittsburgh.
Iiurlevvie. Liberty. Rockland. ,,,,,.
80 D. m. Stony Ford, Campbell Han, Ml1dleOo"hs
Rloofnin rburrh Wurtsboro, Enenyie, ,. ~,
100 p for Mddetown Fall s6ugh Liberty han a,Sn
Oswceo Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and point:
West Reclining Chair Car free TO Suspension o1ase'
Pullman Sleepers. 49, 49, .-..... c,nsar
Daily through. Other trains daily except sunday
Pullman Drawing. Seats and Seeptnge3,re BSrths
reserved 3O7 Broadway. 90 y =. Az BratooO,S
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Ocean Steamers

ACIFfC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN CHM China
From New.York. pier foot OF Canal-st, n. Il
For san FRANCISCO va me I.thnuS o OF Panam~
from san Francisco, LIST and Brannan sts
For China and Japan
CITY OF RIO DE JANEGRO sails Sat, Sept. 81, D. m.
For freight passage and general Information apply U"
II. J. BULLAY, General Superlnendent.