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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-26
SIOUX CITY AND NORTHERN.

Aot wv Snkb thS
Press hes stood oas alone and heid that
the Sioux City and Northern railroad
would never be built. The road was
originated on paper TO head eff the
Ma iioba and draw it away from this
city. Sioux City voted $500, 600 and
spent $40 900 } surveys and for
right.of-wsy. At one time it was posi-
ble for Sioux Falls 10 lose the Manitoba
by the road taking q course down the
survey OF the Sioux City and Northern.
after that period was passed The Press
stated III plain English that the Sioux
City end Northern railroad was as dead
as a smelt. This raised the ire OF the
towns that hoped to get the line and
some pretty harsh things were said.
Those Sioux City fellows we're pretty
foxy however, and when they found
they could not ensnare Jim Hill into
their net they concluded to build an in
dependent line. They went to work and
issued bonds that sent some OF their
best fusnciers into the east and over to
Europe to negotiate the bonds for the
purpose of building the road.
The Press wGs informed four weeks
ago that they were unsuccessful In
their efforts, in fact couldn't raise 10
cents on the whole lot Nothing was
said about il at the time, as it was x
pected the Sioux City papers would
have or explanation to make. Finally,
yesterday mornings Journal comes out
and covers up the facts by saying the
citizens of Sioux City have made ar
rengements with the Illinois Central to
run trains over itc line for a distance of
eighteen miles and this saves 10 Sioux
City her $500. 900. One of the directors
speaking Of the arrangements says this
may aid them in raising the balance of
the money to construct the Sioux City
anG Northern to Palisade.
1t is the last dying kick of the road.
There WIS never any use for it, because
it parallels the Milwaukee end Omaha
and does not open up any new country.
Il was q big scheme on the part of Sioux
City to draw the Manitoba away from
Sioux Falls, but it fell fat and Will
never rise again, only in the minds of
the corn cobbers who blowed in their
money for nothing.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Illinois Central, held In New York the
other day, they decided not to build u
more lines this year, and this means that
the terminus OF the road will remain
With the Queen city for 1889. This isn't
at ell satisfactory, end perhaps if the
towns northwest do something sub
%stantisl it may change the directors de-
cssion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-26
senni-Lscal Clippings.

i. T. BgRLEIGH, Sec'y.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12

made Of old socks, you will simply
tts~r,= tisrestt irestt srltfcffi ii-ss to regret when
the final hour shalt come that you
can take oniy retrospective view OF
your mortal career.
As remarked At the outset. there
S nueh ;hat>eaR be written Of th.s
locality that is prcaiiar ts the city
OF iSe Golden 6ate; but 80 tell the
truth this is 10 climate To DO ii in.
and must ftrrcgn Gil heavy mental
w0rk ike this letter uaiil ! return
10 /" Eden bower " in the mountains
OF old Doha Ara cpuniy There.
afler recupcrating few days and
braeing up on pork and beans
AMI atmosphere, | will be able to
IRE correspondence into the columns
Of the REPUBLICAN un;il the editor
thereof shall cry quits" to
PUSK.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
The Dawson Ranch for Sale

j. W. DAWSON a4yertiaes bis ane
rsnea far sale al a bargain. Il Is si,aAsed q
short distance slulh II Ia Mesa, and pes-
sesseA about 100 acres 0f toe ctpscest laod ia
the Valley. under profitable staieot ial-
PROV yeust.F. win esyyiisBt water priEllesvs
ane vineyards d diteseal varieties ufgrsPeA.
nlsgnaclenl orch 4ris of various kinds 81
fruit iress auA eeiis Of sltalfa- A gresi
t,z.fsisa s,f she lsAa . fenced and contains
houses. welis ef WATER Apd Al Improve
ments that could b. desired, fissse given to
suis the purchaser, md hess Of reascRs giyen
taY sEtiirE.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
Notice For Pa6lisallon.
I-sn4 eialiie7en q. Ks tt,,ru,,.s; \. NJ

II-srt44 tesii..ii,s Of ut FFsxs { TIIgs=z. \. IT.,
October . lSS9.
No,icc j. hereby given thst st'c teslowfng-
named settler Aas fled not;ee 4 his iaten-
uon l., make hRal preoi ~ sGyport of bis
claim, ani that said proof Si1l be made ts.-
fore lie Register ard Receiver Al I.ss Cruces
N. NJ. en- November rs. lSsa, viz
ALBERT BEKT6cn d. :. No. 9s9S,
for the NE1 Swt. Nwt sEl. and 81 SKI.
spc. !. Fp. Is :. rsrge 2 f. lie names the
fe.l0siug witnesses to prove his eontShs0us
ftsi,scncs upon, sad rultivsilaa of, said iA0i
viz. CaSs. " Mead, ~ - MuEs. n ".
Rega q Hsstoa. of Ia Ness, ". ": Frs-
iericS Sni,h. of Chambsriao. \. NJ, and
u Aastiar u Gaamberino. y NJ
t20l Jas. J DntAS.
Reeciver.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
Notice for Publication.
Land ohee al Las l,tnces, \. VI,

Land Ulace Al Las Afntts, y. VI,
October .. 1883
Noise IS hereby given lhsl the following
named settler has aied nctiee IL haa intsn-
tiotl ~ r-sake inai pnoof iu support Of his
el4im, zs.i thAt sail pT0of ~ili be made BE-
fore the Register and Recsiver al Las Cruces,
\. NJ on November p, 1859, viz:
J66SSs TELLEs. Ia. No. 9t5,
ipr the MI See. "A. Tp Is 5, range II 4.
lie nSnlss The fo!loSiag ~,tnesses 10 prove
hes continuous residence ups;,, Aad eu,tiSs-
iion Of. said Isa5I. via: jose Apodaca, Ra-
psrto Zamora. Aagt@s.ia DsbolAs, Of Talar-
o.s, y. NJ Isas II. Riley, Of Las Craess
N. NJ Jas. !. DeLAN.
i4nl Recover.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
Call for BOaas.

Notieo = hereby given % ihe boiler. 81
fandiax bonds ef Dlau Ana eouaty, Tern
ttsvy Of New MeHis0. Issued ~ sccoFd1Hee
alta as est Of the Legisiatse Asssiably u
NeH NtHics, entitled >Aa Act Definitely
f.o9Ating the gsz-ssss4Y Se~t of the County 81
D.saa Ans. approved JsusssfY lgsh, lss3
,ll,.s = exR Is made f3s ssi1 Fasdlrk Bla3s
of thN ugmbers
oNE (l) TO ONE HUNDRED fiee) IS.
CLCsINK.
Upen presentation an1 snrrerssIe= eg lka
sid bonds at lhs o,jee of the Tfsaaarer =
Esd e,,aagy ca iA@ trss Cay uf Saven,6er
A. .. lssa. the ssnse. snd Interest, wit b,
paiS ia lawful uon-y 4 ibe Unsesi Stst, :
! FROM and after sa,d isse such lpsewst vii
eeasF.
J By order n sbs Ceasty romnhsfioheFs Q
+ EaaisM aAns t5FssEyEsyl taFssEyEsy fASz's sskkSkF'ss'.
GaeN3E LrSelI, Chairman
2 q =
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
SANTA ABLE AND CAT-H-CURE
SOLD AED GUARANTEED BY
D. Y. HADLEY 4 co.
Las Crnra.. Nm.

THE REV Geo. It. rHAYER Of Boar.
uwr,uyrr lives SffFL6tf = CONSUMPTION
.CrkE9 Sold by r. Moheun.
ARE YoU MADE miserable by Iadices-
tion. Constipation. pzziness, Lo>s = Ar
pesfse. Yeitaw SAlagy Shiloh's Ti;alizer Is
a Pe.sitiss sSsrs. So.i By p. Mereoa.
SSffFtoff-S txT6HKH HENEDS :
positive eare for IAs1rfh, Dpthesia snd
CAaker Meath. sold 6y P. NoocHo.
FOR DYSPEPSI \ snd Liver Gonplairt.
you h-ve printed ssaa7Assee On esers bot
lie of Shiish's Nslslzer. Il neler ias.s %
cure. Sod by F. Mnrenr.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
OF SANTA FE, u, N.

SANTA FE, n. NJ. Sept Is, 1882
The attention ef the public, especially At
points remots from banks and bankers. is
-sspectfaliy called TO the advantages Of this
har,ss fer IL. afaasaetiss 81 "a h4,Eiaaas 49,
With $ capital and surplus Of $2ac 900
With extensive connections east west and 10
the Territory. it i prepared TO do ali bran
ches of banking business on terms -
favorable a. can be elsewhere obtained.
Accounts Of Banks. Bankers Merchants
and Business men in general. particularly
Stock Gro@eES, AiBers and RAnehmep.
solicited
: Liberal &rrNu E~nents with BAska and
Bankers tor lnTevesE on uasaneeS, cslrrvfscs
AMI Eess4.a44ees.
Interests allowed or iiase deposits.
Advances made on Cens,gements, gouch-
Gre, Centrae and ether evidences 0f debt
r. J.PALEx
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
PEcUEtAHiT1Es.

YES, San Francisco, "hoids aFer -
Cruces and the " rest Of mankind "
in snme things things that are pc
Guitar 10 this locality. And one Of
thoae, taircady referred ioJ Is the
ever intr,rsIing, ever living, novcr
dying carniyerous and omniveroGs
flea, ear-niverous, for be is in every
street. car IN the city. omniy6fous,
=FFs g army o; otvuVRfFUT
9 sv,re o,Jn,hus II, is sr,Yy.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12

where present; Always busy and al
lli.,;...sE4g-, He csu T1T9sTrcr..
faster, COVER more ground in the
gg,0e TIRe, sirike-a-tz95AzekeE bore
deeper aud olener, ard hurt one
more dlfiag the operation thGn
any. other farIn OF lie uf his ins.gui-
fieAnt dimensions. He1s no respect
ei af persons. Put v0ang ia.iy
on her best behavior before a select
company there comes every now
and tAeu in her career q smomeHt
when she Is Obliged 10 scratch or
screeeh. NJ matter how absorbing
the interest IN ,he Proceedings Of
court OF justice, the Aea gets
hiS share of attention from bench
and bar, jury and attendance. When
,hr iud e d0ns his t9gd he IS com
PEELED To wrap the fca, as well as
hlmseil, in the Judicial ermiue. No
matter haS godIy she minister or
how solemn or earnest hiss prayers,
there comes a moment vhen his voice
fallers, and he taus; attempt with his
tore finger 10 flrt 4 ia Oat OF his
shirt eoliar-ar iet III. Strangers
first attending the churches in tins
city often declare they are all spiritu-
ally deal Tie trETh Is the cursed fea
il such an annoyance in the houses Of
worship hal he ae-aFss u tlsss ;ttlsss ~ tea
ton. exhaust both preacher aud hear
er and makes spiritual activity i'm
possible. The Salvation Army
methods are the only consistent ones
in San Francisco. The soldier in.
that army can kick and jump and
dig. aad scratch and -ing. and BY so
dong sir up the ieas and the sinners
At the same time. A fea, or a score
Of them, IS gnawing at a man who is
asleep with the eompSntsn Of his
lovs resting swceiIy by his SIDE. He
kicks and strikes out vigorously, ami
in the operation bis devoted wife"
IS laudea on the door. A quarrel j.
the result, and on the ground of ex
treae cruelty the injured and out
ragged spouse briags suit against her
'tpardner" for sdiyoree and anti
mouy." And al! 90 account Of the
Fiea.
o,ais piiifil % See vbole e,ytal.
Wiring sod tFiriiug. rscips aai swearing.
sDsboiug aai j45bing, .nAtehisg aRd
scratching away
Week Afles H>eS AID day sfter day.
Al The little provoking. pesiifsrous Tea.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
ALL KINDS MINING BLAyxs.

ALL KINDS MINING BLANES.
Agreement, u Publisher.
Prepr of Plat and Notice.
Mining Lease.
M.aine Deeds.
Miners Len.
Aidayit Labor and Improvement Min
ing Property.
Location Certificate.
I.ecktioS Certificate. Placer Ghia.
Arglica;ien for Patsn,--M Minihg Claim.
Tale bend-- Mining Property,
PsoSi Of sums Pad,
Proot Of POsiiRg Notice and Plat Ga tbs
Ctsina-
Nialng f,eed.
Aeidsvl: OK Citizesship
Notice n ApphVs,ioa for Cnited States
Pssent fNcisce u ss Posted Diagram, etc.
Minieg AppGeslios.
Pewef of Attorney faF Mning Property.
Proof af Publication.
These blanks arp for sale either single o.
by The bandred, Address
Rio GaASpE RgPrsLIcAS.
Las Craces. n. VI.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
paImilIa Club Rooms.
FRANK T. LOPEZ, Proprietor.
Neat aeor u D. J. =Hadlsy & Cas-
Drug store.
Las Cruces, New Nexice.
Choice Wines. Llqsers and Cigars
AlSays 0n Hand.

@sr Mixed drinks a specislty. NsAt car4
roam sud lstles Attsniive service. The
rpeFnsy have been HeSif ilted up IA the
mast asiraciiS. style. nasking il Hitegs ibsr
,he nN,as pleassal pl-ce Va The eits for 9
gentleman 10 spend leisure hour
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
CAIFORSIA CAr-R-cuRE.

The only guarsnlee cure FOR Cstarth. Cold
in the AeE4. Hay Fever. Ross Cod, CatArrh
DeasHese snd Sore eyes. Restores the ssuAea
of taste sn1 Smell removes bad taste and un-
pleasant breath. resulting from Cat4rrh.
FciieW airee;iot and cure is waFrsted.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
"a coNFs rRnN WHENcE ]

An answer to this query brings
out another peea!iarity Of this great
eity, seen nowhere else IN the aorid.
Along all the principal streets there
are many vacant lots. These lotr
are enclosed with blsh fences which
serve as bill boards. In front OF these
the side wAlzs are never swept; on
which. by the force OF the winds
aceYmnu,a,e great windrows OF sand
and horse droppjngs froM the street
And ID tLcse ~iairows, when the
RAINY season = over. The feas orr.
sinate aud congrcgate and propagate
Aud whea this t9ass OF eqHine filth
and s.ind is sweps by the skirts OF
lliy pe,icstrsAus, or is wbiriei by
The bfegzts inro rbvir clothing. fares,
eyes and ear, the feas "rayCties in
and gets tree transportation 10 every
haBita,eon in the city. where he Is
perfectly at home and continues to
eeFpe,'sate his species during The
winter.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
Axn aeY HE aaxss III


Al well, this j. another pecuiiarity,
=fsee,fEEfar sti,r san Francisco faea
alone. Aud the revelation will be a
severe tax on the ereiaity OF the
REPuBLIcAS. We confess 10 deli
csCY m statIug the solemn fax p
in the matter, tearing yoHr patrons
will think that California associA
tions have twisted my vernciiy -out
OF plumb" But have started IN te,
give the Information, and Fam going
10 do il regardless OF possible eonse,
aueuces. No ore, IN this locality
ever saw m undersi zed or half grown
flea. AID TOR this rees8a the San
Francisco flea Is bgHl up in layers
or coneentric rings hike an onion.
70 propagate, the outside layer sim
ply crawis or jumps otT the underly.
ling ones, begins bis new life full
efVwH. esHFts', amt With a healthy
appetite. Under the most favorable
conditions. snch ~ being located
between the flannel uuicrshirt and
ttro raw uaterial OF sound sleeper,
this seii-germinating little curse
10 humanity can kick OF one full
sued, hollow, hungry progeny every
1 thirty minutes. And this explains
/ the mystery wig \ man can 20 tc
sleep With only ono flea in the bed
aud awoke in the morning with the
Que increased by \ dozen. Ii any oi
| the REPUELiCas readers Peeseanet
/ tho above false allegation, can on.
I iy say ia reply that the @allegAIion'
d10esn wish 10 Ight and isn't going
/ to take it up"
There are many things beside the
above mentioned that are eomaon {,
here, yet almost unknown 70 th,
higher culture and refinement Of La.
/ Cruces society, among which, saic,
des, dudes aud gulrs eggs, are no,
able INSTANCES. But there is eons0ia
tieA for tire citizens oi Las Cruces II
the fact that liAl..ss HE can gain the ''toy
note OF polite society and as ci' J
attain a wonderful degree of pro
gress deprived OF either or all of th,
above mentioned. II y0ur town shai
always continue to be 50 prospeFou
that its citizens preser hvng I,
blowing their own brains eai al,
- ,.o,t,- s,,favVaIIss shall hecn,,,o =.
Ierowied there slll be nolroopi fer
dadc to pose. exhibit himself, gnav
bis cane aud insait passing lsties
ynar tnWn.31ii not be any tho les
; inviting Ia respectable people \
: search OF a new tocasiob. Aud
. you, dear editor, ncyer have an q
: poriunity, in this vale Of tears,
, 10 gsalt yoTr stomach With a SA
Francisco iicficaUy that Is about on
ievrl Hi,k -sw lrs, aF .as o-nsl
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12

0, i il piiifal - see Whole eiiyfal,
Wiring sod t,Firiing. rscips and swearing,
.Dsb6iug aai j4bbing, .nAtehisg aRd
scratching away
Week Atte- seek AID day sfter day,
Al The little, provoking. pesiifsrous sea.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-10-12
TOn HEGR.

II tits not their mrat It is ttCir.drink;
they p ess il iondly, lovingly fin) to
their bosoms. workfior II. die on &c.
count OF il many of them With Their
bo6,s on, and it requires { 1000 pla-
s..zsRheEa il iis sssil Ia
n.ap.l ~ 4. lk.weeer. m, e 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-05
rur TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April speciaD. Tonight it IS reasonably
safe TO assume that the May deal Is over, that ma
Farbank crowd have iquidated freely that its con-
troll of the mariet gone. AZ for Blooms position
was generally believed that this wcnoeriuly cicyor
sueculator has been caught falling after bogus
corner that he actually holds the Bag and that no IN
consequence is likely to suffer big loss Among the
other gossip a1oat is report that Bloom and his He
brew friends are long about 100000 May wheat at
high prices, and that he has put up 100000 during
Ire day "A margins May wheat opened erraueaiy
~ s sad that almost immediately after the opening
one trader paid 90 a. II certainly facs tnaL one
eommssion house sold $1,000 at 90. Bloom was IN tne
pIt In person. doing what he could to bolster the Bnce
IN But would not stay up. May rom w "a
soon began TO decline. BY noon IL was eown 70 %
II closed at 90 IT, Tho Fasrhank cotere were large
sellers Of May during the day It was 19ust PSSe
gave out selling orders In May for EDoot 1OOo'VOV
bushels Hutchinson was seller OF May ana yane' ons
a eonsderable buyer Of July. For long while July
bold steady opening at SO "a, even touched % l-S,
and for the greater part Of the session kept above 50
cents It finally, however, closed at 30 12 tolchlng
as 3-s for moment June was weak, declining rom
o. "a 10 80 "a, and closing at the bottom Corn
kent within q range Of 1904 cent, opening and clos
ing at the same price for May. Oats Kept within
range Of Ia cent. Hogs were lower AZ tho yards.
helping toward easy feeling at the opening. On tns
curb July wheat sold at s5 SO. May at w IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-05

xvtt, fsoy,on,s African work At length he was COM
p,lld 10 realize IN bitterness OF SOUL the fdtili9 OF
he efforts and when tho Khedive fell he was siao
enough to uss the occasion as ground Tor re9nAuoa
ara withdrawal Then followed preparations LOT
moro promising lahors IN the service OF the KING OF
MISREPRESENTATION 10 be interrupted b. the m
yitson Of his own Government 10 lead the fatai ZOE
Torn hope Into the soudan The history OF Wha'
followed must forever be humiang and exasperating,
chiefly TO Engshmen, but IN only less degree 70 al
lovers of hsrois and nobility Of character ana acton
We can see clearly enough now that Gordon was
doomed from the first by the hesitating imprunens
and parziyzing policy of the Government ana .na'
between that and the nef3oient military mechanism
might almost seem that elaborate precautions haa
been taken by his own countymen against tue poS-
sibEity of his rescue. The active hoeuhty Oh .no
soudan Arabs, having boon ensured BY the desps.oh
OF the 6uakm expedition ana tho patues "i0H
ensued, ana the simple precaution OF keeping open
KorosIso route having been neglected, the ncom-
prehensbIe ignoring of the Mahd as vital fac1or 10
fhe situation seemed intended to make essurahc"
do,Ibly SURE by guaranteeing the Lacquer Oh hnsrD
by envenomed fanatics In countless horoesi anu 'i
at time when every hepo OF rescue was oePenuon'
upon preparations demanding months, and the sue
cessfl accomplishment of journey OF many hundr0uS
of miles over waterlsS deserts and through success.
sion OF Nile cataraots. Even the slow movements OF
the Government had to be urged by an ncrce
ing pressure OF public opinion IL had impuSWeH
dispatched Gordon TO evacuste the souuan, hoVor
pausipg to inquire whether evacuation was Sun prao
cable but when the difficulties of the situation weS
revealed and 1t became clear that tho volunteer
deliyerer had run into trap, the imminent peril OF
that precious life could not open the ocal mind into
vigorous remedial action
Sir william Butler, perhaps, takes toe much lot
granted the readers acquaintance with Gordons carrier
life Perhaps he exhibits rather too mutnoH
spf. occasionally, though It IS in accordance with al
experience that the disciple should 90 oeyond inc
master But he has written picturesque, sympathetc
sna nanetrating narrative of q life which deserves
to DO studied from beginning to end with care ana
reverence For assuredly the true spirit OF Christi
snity lived and burned in the breast of this soldier
and in his simple straight forward way he gave the
world suoh an illustration of the Gospel in action as It
has not seen these many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-05
Mt EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT EOUR,TRACK TRUNK LINE
On aoa M MIef cE Ee MTp sr aTIo sA'e

lAsse.. and Ensst Passenger Station n Anessa
VS. b. i. r p: also Eass Albany o 8. AiSsos. We
pSi SHiSaSo SSiz q 5 ASS So ECgI
4
z, e ss ssa reS a,,n Gssas' sn y
neneing sunday, April the new compartment sleeping.
cars va % % Chicago Express for Niagara Falls 10.
ronO, Cleveland, Cincinnati Lnds5aPoiis pessos sns
Sa 70 snd sss s
s.sosA Lake SsSss a1:i N , ssnnins'' S'S
AdsI m. Xssny Troy and Utica speci. with drsv.
insscsn % IsSy Nd gsIcs .,,,n, ana Co...
meets 81 aa4s %. az &
p0nss On n Fast Chicago, Cincinnati nd st. Louis IL
press Eag.5s Fails sSsap I sSssps.s.Sn Hsids e
ns and sns Sssss Ms vs6sa s
q u. re "a
daily sR Sss % ds a Os run .ess y %
q p H. Special Mall Limited arrives q s9essssf
Ba P.ss s Sshi ~ p1S cs sy
s,.apsss 81 aSs saa da
s satS also 70 csnsndaigus Sundays only
Il 9 sh fGS sssarda
Albany. Connects a. Albany with. train for the West
sale ss Sssna ssssioS SSS ga 90 S:as
u Park Place Battery PiaSe ~ West .o a. M
'0n w s Express and checks baggage non
.RuS daily others daily except Sunday Stop AZ 1894
A. station 70 take up passengers for North and West
FAST prrrsFIEnD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
with elegant Wagner pswng Room s s1r syss sSr
al s:25 p N. Fast time. Superior service
GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger AssaA
NJ T0IfCFY General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-05

i'll and after JANUARY Is, l6o0s
GREAT Trunk. LINE
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