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Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Alex William Kinglake, historian, is dying in London.
 Joe McAulitfe has sailed from London for New York on the Brittanic.
 Senator Hearst was little more com iortable yesterday in Washington,
 Near Buffalo last night three Polish laborers were struck by New York Central train and killed.
 Mrs. Pauline Golf Nesmith, aged 55, widow of the late Senator Nesmith, died at Salem, Or, yesterday
 Sergius Stepniak, the noted Russian writer, has arrived in New York from Europe. He will lecture in this country.
 At a meeting of the State Farmers Alliance in St. Paul, lgnatius Donnelly was elected president by q large majority.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Rain and mud.

Rain and mud.
 Tomorrow is New Years.
 Today is the last chance to write 1890
 The rain is welcomed by the farmers.
 The young grain will be seen to grow after the rain.
 Hacks and street cars are well patron ized these days,
 Grain planting is suspended for a few days on account of the wet weather.
 All of the county officials are required to make a report today settling their ac- counts with the county.
 Ladies who will receive tomorrow are invited to send in their names to THE REPUBLICAN for publication.
 High revery will reign throughout to- night, and the New Year will be toasted in many a brimming bumper.
 The holidays are about over and with the new year the resolutions to drink, smoke and swear no more will be made.
 Under Sheriff Boyd yesterday arrested a crazy Chinaman on the complaint of Joe Gum, and lodged him in the County Jail.
 Pasturage with hay, is becoming very scarce in the valley, and cattlemen are "kicking" because they did not buy enough to do them when it was cheaper.
 Several large teams are here, waiting for the weather to clear up, so that they can load with mining supplies, for the various mining camps throughout this and adjoining counties.
 w. A. Bondurant will load three wagons today with supplies for the Crowned King mine in the Bradshaw Mountains, and will bring back a load of ore over the new road.
 The party to have been given at c. T.. Hayden's residence, Tempe, New Years evening, has been indefinitely postponed, as the music intended to have been secured was not available.
 Southern New Mexico is coming ill for share of Salt River Valley hay and grain, several carloads having been shipped to Lordsburg and other towns along the Southern Pacific road lately.
 There is considerable complaint on the streets against the advertising wagon that parades the streets from morning till night with monotonous and soul distressing bell, and runaways are the calculated result of it.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
Board of Superyisors,

At yesterdays meeting of the Board of Supervisors the tax collector sub mitted report of the moneys collected and remaining uncollected upon the de- linquent tax roll of 1888, which, being found correct, was accepted and the Treasurer ordered to give credit to the collector for taxes uncollected. A claim of $l30, of the Maricopa X Phoenix Rail road Company, for thirteen cars of gravel, together with several lesser claims, was allowed and the Board ad- journed until 10 q. m. today.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
WINDOW GLASS TRUST
Successfully Organized at Chicago Among
 Western Manufacturers.

CmcAGo, December 30,-Sixty glass manufacturers, representing nearly all the western plants, finally completed an organization of the American Window Glass Companies here today. It will commence active operations soon. They have arranged a scale of prices and dis counts.
 The headquarters will be at Pittsburg, with offices at Chicago and san Fran cisco. All glass will be disposed of by travellers, employed by the trust. The officers of the company coniine public reference to "prices to talk about"
Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
Two Years in the Penitentiary.

Judge Kibbey yesterday sentenced Theodore OroscO to two years in the Territorial prison, OrOsco was indicted by the Territorial Grand Jury for assault with intent to commit murder. About December he and a man by the name of Ramon Diaz de la Vega had a row
 and Orosco attempted to kill De la Vega with spear, badly y wounding him. The yesterday the judge passed the sentence.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-31

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Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
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Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Beginning Work on Worlds Fair Ex
 hibit-The City Charter.

A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was called for Monday even- ing, and the business in hand being un- finished, it was continued yesterday. A discussion was had with relation to the action advisable in the matter of Arizona's representation at the World's Columbian Exposition, and a commit tee, composed of Messrs. Talbot, Pratt, Coats and President Evans, was ap- pointed to prepare a circular letter to be sent to the different towns and cities in the Territory, relative to tine matter. A committee, composed of Messrs. Trask Goldman and the Chair, was also ap- pointed to make report at the next meeting in relation to the introduction of a bill at the next session of the Legis- lature for a change of the city char ter, etc.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
"WeSerS Encyclopedia of Useful Information and Worlds AIS"

brief which be We cannot such limited complete description the book 
 before been in this The book thick 3l2 cubic
  all prepared expressly this book printed and handOney oAd Morocco household the fact that the than before We will be amply repaid for the will have selling regular and enjoying the trade In order get the right distribute these valuable books obliged  stock become than where trading not buying
Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
CONFIRMING WITH O'BRIEN.
Parnen Negotiating With the Opposition
 in His Party.

iafhelI NesotiathS Nih 'h' 'pPusi''Oh
 in His Party.
 BoULoGNE, December 30. - Parnell, OBren and Gill arrived here this morn ing. A conference between Parnell and the Irish members of parliament being allowed 10 take part The only inior- nation given out was that the confer ence would be continued tomorrow. It is impossible to learn what was done.
 LONDON, December 30.-The PdH Mall Ga;ette asserts that parnell proposes that his formal reelection as chairman by the whole Irish parliamentary party shall precede his withdrawal from the chairmanship.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
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Arizona republican., 1890-12-31
FOUL W FATHER.

Reported From Northern and Western
 Europe-Intense Cold.
 LONDON, December 30.-The weather now prevailing throughout England is the worst experienced since 1883, Rivers is completely frozen over. On the con tinent at nearly all points reported the weather equally severe. In Frankfort seven persons were found frozen to death in the streets.
 BERLIN, December 30.-Work is sus- pended at the government factory at Spandu. The water in the reservoirs is frozen up. as a result of the intensely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

The visible supply of grain as reported By the Prod
nee Exchange yesterday shows Wheat ." ,6o0,747
bushels. an increase Of 1,f643GG bushels corn,
1855 oG3 bushels, decrease Of G32,272 bushels
oats 2 gsG c31 a decrease Of 175.426 bushels.
The wheat speculation fairly active t4,2o0,0oo
bushels changing hands and unsettled The none
tary stringency was important bear influence and
In bull, Other beaIish influences were fui interior
receipts and light clearnccs; aDic' were nrnl ~
the start, but easier later III the gay. ~ Pr Vi id
adverse conditions there was slight rally early ana
IN spite OF liquidation only small net losses were re-
corded December went from ~ "a Is to IL OF J.
but broke 10 II o. 3o. closing AT q recovery Oh -
cent NAV options rose from II o. II t. al W 80,
fcll l. cents and ended Al ~ o. T. Inc hiarHct
ninsod rrerilor hut weak on the nearly months.
cash wheat was a little unsettled but made
o"S t,iar cIoee There were sales OF $1,000 bushels
for export including 10000 bushels OF NO spring
wheat ." c. T. and l. . ,.. =. . ,,o,oro,o ox
font strength being enjoyed by reason Of the firm cables
and decreases in the visible supply ana lle .ochS III
go Int he net gains only 3-sr - cent.
Snot lots were up Ii cent on moderate ACTIVITY In
porters took 5000 bushels ,,..,or Gas, los vcr,
dull and weak but the option, ended is cent higher
There were sales Of 80 tIerccs OF cash lard part
being for export. The ONions were iIIn al the chd
and scored net gains Of several points
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat November, 81 Oh Is; December 81 u 49,
Corn November. 80 II; December, CO. January
W oats2Novcmbcr, 4s 5-s; December, 40 IA; May.
Lsrd@Tcvcmber, So 90 December SO %; January,
rs 90. . ,,,,
delphia Baltimore and Boston reported Yesterday
were follows Wheat 9Q.3os bushels corn ll0'-
g24 bushels: -four. 47,s11 packages At Chicago,
Milwaukee and II. Louis the arrivals were: WheA
100 1868 bntels corn. 191 I38 bushels outs. 49,
bushels; total grain, GO9113 bushels; h'ur' @l'3o2
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The sale by James l.. Wells at the Real Estate Ex-
change yesterday of 232 lots opposite Jerome Park and
near the function 81 Jcrorne-ave and the southern
boulevard, attracted several hundred bidders. The
prices Obtained were regarded by those the floor
A. excellent, and exceeding any previous quotations.
The professional bidders conspicuous by their
absence, and many Women were among the buyers.
The corner lot at Anthony ave. ard The BOueva ard,
belng - 30A1O0 brought ~ ,O5O adjoining interior
lois brought 4J25, and other lots from 300 up to
$3.50. William Gallagher took five lots IN tne
of Anthony ave. at $3.50 apiece The corner lot at
arfeld-st. brought $50; interior lots In Garfed-sl.
brought from 500 up $3.50 The corner Of Garfied-st
aud .crOme-avc. brought $500 and $3.50 the price
other side of the way, brought $3.50 for the
of ,nthony-ave., and interior lots $3.50 each.
Lots in Anthony ave; ran from $295 up 10 $500
The great majority OF these lots sold sngly to
different buyers. Lots In Jcromeave. between Potter
Place and Van Cortlandt ave. brought $725 for the
corner and the interior lots went for from $3.50 up
$500 The gore 3iNf0Xll9 at the corner of Van COrt
landt and jerome avc. sold for 81 s25 to j. H. Little
The sale began AT IL O'Clock and lasted until past
O'Clock, when every lot had been sold. The bidding
was thoroughly genuine throughout the entire sale
and showed clearly TINT low priced lots in this neigh
borhood are still in great demand.
The only other sale of any consequence Nos.
43j and 437 East seventy fOurth-st., two ivestOry
brick flats and plot jOxl02. The plaintiff in the
action was the buyer at S26,400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

uionnan Michael to Hudson River Bank, cor sth-
Euc1rr frd.rlck to Emma schuman cor Lex
neionaye ana eog-'t year 1000; Jcromc.aye of
Gymr, Patrick to l,de Guarantee and Trust Co. o.
iBauordori Annie II, to r Rshc 8ad-st OF sth'
ictheaser. John to conan n s9th't, OF istsve'
norteagcs year t3oEo soce,y Tor the Relief o.
WIDOWS aud orphan. Of Medical Men. 100 West 'sthSt
Coatt Cnthartne A. to metropolitan, Ssyns' Bank
Sjtt Of IeInE,9n,sEs ga. ssn H,ce s' nsSt Beth
-. , = Of stk&9c' year, $4,000. -,
o4a@Gef: i Msn 4 4 go &c Morgan O''''' ="
prseRcr LoGis 70 wcnzel, Albany Road, adj land
6re1es h. b Connecticut Mutual Life In' Co. e94
hlc Iisrmsn r. to Docrer 800 Grrenwichst lease
FULLER 600 ", to Faller 3sthst Of Madison
"NaG ,r,ev Nndrcw j. to NJ T Pohemus. = 45th't OF
', GnschLa Alos 10 Fogel n Gcrardaye OF Retreat
ilorEy. vincent to II Gerdes 75th-st' Of l't'
Ir,Sh. Morr, j. to Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank
II 93d-st. " shave sl',pon u.nls, ~ q,
Hat T S 4S s = &C., h''' 'u' ''"''' "
iisSStt. Aanec to Murray a''h-st OF 'th'
Gaek. FREDERICK, to Metropolitan Lc ms Co, 1924
st. OF iU'Te II fo Sd' tra' wsave
K NJ to Harlem sayin 5,s BANK HSot cS co s'ds"''N
Krrwan. NJ {. 10 bradley Curr'er 90 "i'''''
q l45thst; year = 600 ,. Assurance Society.
II. j.
n W cor 1th.aNc aud l3eth--t, . years, -32l.O .,
Lazarus. $ u BUTLER. NO l6la Hamlton-s hstails'
Q morris $1,000. . -, - 90 ., >. mon
Eltona. year, morris $1,000 ~ 49, - q,
Ana.s;avc and ltoth,st l ye1Tv 800 wiz, 7qa..t
. of 1Oth-avc wears. $4,000. $500,
Miller Anne to b Norz, lot 10, map Melrose South
. years 4IiO0O.
Manners n X. to \ T. Johnston, sSth-st W Of
Murray, susan, to N GsIin o ct al s'oth-a'e Of
Murray Mary A. to North River Savings Bank 5
8ith..t e of 7th-aye, / year, $4,000.
Ctian l.. To Dry Dock savings INSTITUTE on, " :
Cd ave II o 13d-st. q years. mortgages. S2i 900.
Schwcnk. John G.. 10 \ q ilupfe = lIIthst OF
MonrOr.avo. year. 5000
The \ PIesbytIlen Church to Hover Savings Bank
II cor eth ave. and l2sth-st years 500 900. -
Strlnhardt Lesser. ~ Harris W cor OF othaNe and
COth.,t, year. $50 600 ,o, i,
Ilsthrt instruments, $1,000.
Siferd Mary and Rose to II Reaclcs l1jth-st. adj
smith james q, to + NJ Marks l21th-st. W OF 9Th
ave ! $50 -, -
n of 75th-st. q months. $1,000. 100
rmbcrdcd. John c. to II NJ Spedon. 5. sithst. Of
llth.aVc. / year. 5000.
Werner Andrew. Mutual Life Insurance Company. 5
Io5th-st @ Of Ncw-aVe, ! year, GOO.
y, to BOwcry savings Bank, Great Jones
st. . OF broadway. year, $50 600
Wright. Louisa l., u + G Hill, executor, 1875 West
Uouston.,t years $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
0EN m s Wv a N A
RAILROAD,

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 8. 1890.
Trains leave stations foot OF Desbrosse- and CortInndt
500 MIME FAST LINE Ss the Wet c RTIlaaS
rs M tdaS6as 80 a. M. Chicago 90 p NJ.
M LSq Lock ha SA and Remove Except saadS
1o :S ICifsG fHifN inWS&K AND CHICAGO LINZ
~ eomgosed exclusively Of pullman n16 ysstbGls
sS q and tyP5Srtcrs baGrooT ssses
saSsi Of e eo% s Ays en BY and and
Zoo LOIS GifAso ASP cIY SCI 1a1J
Gar ra$dePaa g. - Su to oa@ agG ana rIe a
cnnati II 100 a. ~ Chicago . 700 D. M and St. Louis
$50 r %S ,5s s Ex Pr ss, gss.s
ssc @s car MosSf' %9 to ti'Sq s oa 9SsS
cTnat and MSTpR pa Rsr2 pa6 DGD ING
P,'ug KchS9d and cs 30 AESs at G'9 z
Louls 20 % y" m ;seoHd monns Connects cieSs:
SSS5Ss 3 {%5SSso YfsYSfS e Men;
I'd S, I ssS S q ,scS s noPSd next 5 t
6 &a.Haso" En5s fsnaa firc' cai
s S2 10 10 a L G G N bling
90 20 S nd rga a g e. FOR i anS sS G SGo
p sa 20 SS Ohio snr Sad s g SRsi
Dining Car, and Coaches through o 900 y. m. daily.
For Lon Branch. Point Pleasant and int rmedate sta
tions WEEKDAYS, 3:l0 4. IL 30 and 10 D. m.
sunday .45 o. NJ. 10 D. m. do not stop at Asbury
Park sunday. - .
weekdays, connects FOR Cape May aud Browns Mills.
For Old POINT End NorfolN. NV YORK, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad. 90 daily except Sunday
and 100 y m daily VIA Baltimore and Bay Line, 2lo
D. m wcekdays. r.n
- FOR PHILADELPHIA.
20. : 20, 8 90; = 80 90. ChiGaso Limited WITH
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Linityi and ii 90
a. M. u 90 90 2:l0. 90. 30 400 80 8 :oo
90. 80. 500, and 900 p NJ ana Oh IL 10 night
Accommodation. II 10 a 40 and 100 m. sun
days Express, 9 Is, : 30 o 900 10 Limited, and 70
a. M. 90 90. I go 100. g 80 2 100. and 100
p ~. aud 10 Is night. Accommodation. : 100 p. m,
Tho New York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels ard residences through To
destination. -, . - 49,. .
Oh III TT 4, S'n \ pI-GU j. n. WOOD.
General Manager. Generll fassf Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
Citp propertr for Sale.

on SAIE-A large and valuable corner properly Oh
8th.ave above ltthst rented for gooo InIeree' '
price Apply to WM r. SEYMOUR III Droau"eS-
~ on SlIE-The remaining houses OF the row on ISth.
II Nos. 80 to As West between Central PARK west
and Sthave embracing novel features worthy OF nspec
snn N. rfect house at extremely low figure sehu
Tor descriptive pamphlet or Inspect them at any time
In constant attendance street restricted ana 10
he psped with asphalt go. r,rrr
Policies OF title Insurance will be issued by the TITLE
q ~ III ZTI,E AND TRUST COMPANY. thus relieving
nrchasers OF all delay IN examination of title and afford
i"s IHWFS 4. HALL. owner and Builder, 10 West 23d'
St.. or premises
STORY large extension. hrst-cass Private Dwell
in, south aide OF S3d-st west Of Central Park West
hardwood Trim: all latest improvements in construction
have been adopted. J., .,,,- -. A.. rrrr T.
CIR % ,yTEF AND TRUST COMPANY, So Liberty
ST.. New-York. JNo' Inv i'"I5 az E. a. SIs,st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
WEST SHORE RAILROAD \ V

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y. c. &
w II. Il. r. r.. Co.. Lessee-TraIps leave West i2d St.
Station wYorkl. as follows; and 20 minutes earlier
Detroit and Chicago 20 5S a. M .s,lS ~ Is is p
81 y. Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Bridge Mag
ara Falls Utica and Syracuse. 80. 90 M - Is.
q Is y. and all 80 a only Utica Kings
tSn; g 80: = IS .o;56 I'll 40 - 90 IS 70 md
A go m: - 200 rs. 'sl5 p cran,sons, ws,t
% 65 ali 80 ~ M = rs 50 :oo 30 % is 5:35: 80.
g 10 IL :45 IN. Montreal and Canada East 10
IS l6 D. Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara
Falls Detroit chicago p and S. Louis on Al through
10 20 a. m; S:e0 D. m. jersey City ?. T. r. station
uray All Other trains daily xctpt Sunday For tickets
Timetable paror and ssepng.ear odat:on or In
formation apply Offices brooklyn 1913 Washington St. 2G
Fuonst. Annex office, foot Of Futonst New.York cry
Place. s. west 125thst and West Shore Station foot Of
West t2d.st. and foot Of Jay-st, North River. c. e.
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. Vanderblt-ave.
NeW.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
miscellaneous

EDWARD sCHENCK Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FL KNlTCNE,
40 West 72d-st.-THE PARKWAY
third and fourth hoorsi.
on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 10 80 O'CLOCK.
yL-Ro,ewOod Baby Grand Plano. by Chickering; ele.
CANT library Of standard works, including Cgfyles series
bickens's Works, and many other prominent authors
also four volumes imperial Of the Nandblt works many
Steel Engravings, ENhings, Sc; aree quantity Of
superb bricsbrac. also elegant Drnpeiit~ Curtains
ParoF. Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, Folding
IIcds, China and Glassware;
an elegant Collender. Brunswick 4 Blake Combination
table, billiard and pool. with IL, belongings.
All The above hive only been in year. Can
Monday.
w ANTED.-A gentleman Of 20 YEAR, business expert.
w Chicago. would Ike TO represent Fastort
manufacturers Chicago highest references Address
a. car OF Lord ( Thomas. Chicago. Ill.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-YORR TRIp-
n UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES. No. 29s lroadWay. corner Thirty lr't
ave. i52 oth.avs i5S FOurthaye. corner -Four our.
los Third ave. near sixty r;tst ii0s Tr,tsvse.
Liberty:st. 81 Avenue 4; 1;32s Tiisd ave. and
dfth-st. to D. N. at regular ONCE rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
I EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo: Of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses follows;
a m for Slatin gtOn and Intermediate points
A. m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmra. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Potsville and principal local points Chair
car to Lyons and pullman car o. Suspension Bridge
90 A. m. FOR Mauch Chunk and Intermediate" points.
IL a. IN for H. and B Junction and intermediate points.
Chair car Mauch Chunk.
n M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car 20 TunkhannOck Connection to Beading and Harris.
burg.
$40 D. m for Elma and principal intermediate points
Chair Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper to Suspension
Bridge. .,,, -, 80
nolnt. Chair car TO Mauch Chunk.
5:io D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection IN Reading and Harrisburg.
n IN. for Geneva. Lyons Elmra. Rochester. Buffalo
and the Pullman sleeper To Lyons end Suspensi
Bridge.
Trains leaving at a. M, IL \. m, .. and 40
d. m connec: for all points In Mahanoy and Hazlcon coal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
o. M for Mauch Chunk, Hazlcton and intormotia,
points. and IL m for Shenandoah and intermediate
points.
$40 D. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
d. for Geneva, Lyons Elmra. Roche Ter, Eufalo
and the West. pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Office OBS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
Ncw-York, Monday, Nov. 10.

NcwYork, Monday Nov. 10.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Au-c,on Room to-day:
0story flats, with lots Nos 1876 and 437 East 18th
it. n :, 80 IT OF Avenue A. lots 25X 1922 each New
man Cowcn, -26,f0O
rs lots bounded by jerome Anthony ayes, Southern
boulevard and Garied.st George, John Sape and
Others. S25,S0.
10 lots, bounded by jerome and villa aves, Southern
Boulevard and Potter Place; l. Lowcnstcin, Joseph
Borth aud others, AL 30.
90 lots, bounded by Villa and Anthony ayes southern
Boulc>s Potter Place; Michael Kcrwan, James Han
son and others, s3l $40. .,,,
81 lots, bounded by jerome, Van Corandt and via
aycs and Potter Place Logan Thomas Dunn, f19OlO
F "a Iots bounded by villa and Van Cortlandt and
Potter Place; Mr.. KatzeIOw Xxi, A Lambe and Others
- ,63j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE A
WASHINGTON

n EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAlLwAY.-TTains leave West i2dst. follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jay.st so a. m
Oneida Oswego; Chicago 80 p M; for Campbell Hall
town. Liberty Walton. Oneida Central Square. Oswego
Rochester. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago, St. Louis
timetables. 1923 B'way. J. G. ANDERSON. Genr Pes
senRer Agent 10 Exchange Place. n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.

=, 1as ONLY RAILROAD STATION L; THE ORR
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS
BOO 4. VI. -CnlCAGO NLotiBULE LIMIIED-Due u
1920 4. NJ -S0UTHWESlERN YEsTIBULE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 80. Indianapolis 10 80 a. H. 81
1880 4. M.-WsSTERN DAY EXPREss-dany except
4.3O +. M.-NoRrH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED.
Ruc at Detroit at 10 a. H., Chicago i'oo p H. heA'
600 r. Mast WESTERN EXPRESS caicsss
,,.o Nnchhhafl IL p m' TIKI, AID MA
CARA FALLS EMPRESS. c.oo Nv
9,1J r. M.-FAsT ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex'
PhGiss-D 9o indianapolis lZo D. H. h'A' '' ="
F1SaKitL e SEwRg Rep PoyGHKEErsIE;; RT1N Z
keepse 10 30 a m p 30 80 q SO, 90 80
an No. p TX no q Is go Ss We VS. IS s? 5 90
g. tf 8 So , iS 2 n % noe 100 H q g.
uTI' SSg r ? go .? go 90 10 so
ROCIiESTERIo So 10 90 no 80 a. H. 80, 100 80
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