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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02
Two Tramps Killed.

On Saturday afternoon three Ger
man tramps came to Middleburgh
station and inquired for the first
freight in the direction of Johns
town. They were evidently working
men, and the one carried Il mason
hammer and trowel. They left on
foot following the railroad west. In
the evening at about o'clock they
attempted to board west bound
freight, but were driven off by the
train men When the train pulled
out one of them succeeded in board
ing it, and the other two were last
seen at about o'clock, sitting on
the railroad warming themselves at
pile of cinders raked out of the en-
gine about 45 yards west of the
water-tank at Paxtcnville. On Sun
day morning about o'clock, while
William Beachler was taking stroll
up the railroad, he discovered the
two men lying on the south side of
the track, both stone dead and hor-
ribly mangled. The one lay on his
face 20 yards west of the cinder pile
with his left leg cut off and head
crushed. The other one lay 3Oyards
farther west with both legs cut off
and a sharp stone firmly imbedded
in his forehead. They were eyi-
IDENTIFY otherwise injured, but we
saw them before they were stripped,
washed, and prepared for burial.
From the appearance of the wounds
death must have resulted instantan-
eouslyi Tho supposition is that in
warming themselves they fell
asleep!oH the track anil were caught
by two8r'dead-head" engines that
passed iFest over the road about 4
O'Clock IN Sunday morning.
A Coyoner's jury was impaneled
compccsd of Charles Boyer, c. p.
Swengel, Irwin Graybill, Harvey
Schambach, Davis Gift, and Isaac
Bruner, with Squire Mitchell ut the
head. They found i'll the pockets of
the dead men two pocket books, each
containing 80 cents in coin, knives
and other trinkets, but nothing to
prove their identity except piece
of paper on which was an address
written i'll German, but no one pres
ent was able to decipher it.
LATER. The man who succeeded
in boarding the train was brought
back from Lewistown. He gave his
name as Rosett, and says he knew
one of the men killed,a he served in
the same regiment in the German
army but could not give his name.
Both men We're aged about 40. The
one was buried by the authorities
Of Franklin township, and the re.
mains of the other were sent with
Rosett to Philadelphia where he is
said to have family.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02

ADAMsBURG.- The high winds OH
last Thursday blew down the smoke
stack on Dresses Tannery, batter
ing it up so that it is useless. At
the same time Mrs. Rarich's porch
was unroofed.
Some of our young people have
commenced making post-fence by
night with II lantern. Next time be
have yourselves as you may not get
of as easy again.
Mr.. Aurand of the Herald has
taken unto himself II wife in the
person of Miss Jennie Helfrich. We
nope their future may not be as
stormy as the day upon which they
were married.
II. |. Romig and wife spent few
days at Milroy and Reedsville Dan
and jim Dreese, Mrs. Ulsh and 9th
ers at Pittsburg, and Bride Dreese
and family ut Williamstown, during
the Holidays.
Lewis Rauch, Lewis Helfrich, and
Frank Spade have gone to Lehigh
county to work Mt bridge-building.
The Xmas festivals held in the
different churches were all well at
tended.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02
MARRIED.

On the oath ult., by Rev. J. f.
Wampole, Henry Lessman to Miss
Emma Jane Page, both of Fremont,
On the 26th ult., by Rev. j. f.
Wampole, w. w. Womer Of Ere
mont, Nebraska, to Miss Mary T..
Mengel, of Fremont, Pa.
On the 29th ult., by Rev. j. +.
Wampole, Elmer j. Klingler of
Jackson township, to Miss Ada Ma
linda Bailey of Monroe township.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02

We publish IL remarkable stale
ment of the First National Bank of
Middleburgh in this issue. Its sue
cess has been phenomenal. The
first statement shows the business
transacted the first II days, aud the
second is that of 30 days. II speaks
for itself. A remarkable showing,
indeed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02
NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look at the iiugures on the label O
your paper. Those figures tell you
THE DATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
TIoN is PAID. Within 3 weeks after
money! sent, see If date is changed.
No other receipt il necessary.
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STATE or pENNsYLvANIAl

!, y. \. THOMPSON, Jr. Cashier uf the above.
named BANK. do suemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best uf my knowledge
ana belief.
J.N. THOMPSON Jr., Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me this l7th
day Of December, isSl
CORuECT-Attcst.
W. W. WITTENMYER
q. ALFRED SClOCH
THOMAS j. SMITH.
DIRECTORS
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02

MDDLEswARTH.- Mrs. Daniel Moy-
er is very low from the effects of II
cancer in her breast.
Last week one Of our ncighboring
women sounded the alarm ut about
s o'clock at night with the announce
ment that she had seen huge wild
animal along the road. A band of
men armed with axes, guns, forks,
&c, cautiously approached the spot
and after first locating the fiery eyes
of the monster. made grand dash
for it. The thing readily consented
to be killed, and after the smoke
had cleared away it was discovered
to have been discarded buggy-top,
which had been nodding to the wind
James III. Meyer and wife of Spring
Mills, and Simon Kline of State Col
lege, Centre county, were visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Levi Musser is on the sick
list.
Miss Emma Bowersox of Laurel
ton, was last week visiting friends
here.
We are daily expecting n wedding
here, but to give George away would
be cruel. Bon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02
DIED,

Near Pallas, on the 10th ult., Ada
line Bickhart, widow of Henry Bick
hart, decd, aged So years l month
and 3 days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02
BANK STATEMENT.

report ui the Condition Of the First National
Bank Of Middlrhurgh nt Mhlolcbufsh I'M thr
state of PENNSYLVANIA, at the close Ut business
December DO is-g.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02
BANK STATEMENT,

Report Of the Condition Of the First National
Bank Of Middlcburgh, at Mddlchurgh In the
state Of Pennsylvania. at the close Os business
December H. 1859
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02
IS of LOCAL INTEREST

--------------~-~--
Harter, of Smithville, o.,
+ of the editor, spent n few
Middleburgh last week.
ornia Joe's communication
ried through, and as q result
4 MS too late for this week.
pns having calves to sell will
cali on or address Geo. Sny-
cClure, Pa. tt.
nr court proceedings of last
he erred in using the name
stetler. 1t should have been
btetler.
es Carrie and Bertie Witten-
Pft on Wednesday afternoon
wisburg to attend the fe-
urinary.
Laura Weiser, of Juniata
a sister of jay G.. Weiser,
ing her brother at the Wash
House.
Ire authorized to announce
q Merchants Protective As
n will meet in Middleburgh
nesday, January 8.
Rosa Ayers has gone to
n to spend the Holidays
! sister, Mrs. Harry Leitzel
lily.
er Walter, who spent sew
rs iu Minnesota has return
native hearth, and will re-
BIZ us over winter.
Nary Harris of Lewisburg,
b of the President of Buck
ege, is visiting in Middle
3 animal, supposed to be n
has been seen several times
the base of Shade noun
nediately opposite Middle
Lebach, a Jolly old Jew of
b., favored us with a pleasant
Tuesday. He is one of ma
oblemen, and carries his
his hand.
u Musser and daughter
laffer), and family of Read
were the guests of y. p.
bd friends during the holi-
Bchoch's two large hogs
of in n recent issue of the
ere killed on Monday of last
The one weighed $40 and the
6-a total of 1916 pounds.
1Ioisette's Memory System
ing greater interest than ev-
parts of the country, and
wishing to improve their
should send for his pros
rce as advertised III another
11-2S 4w.
IS to w. o. Stetler, secre-
pr a complimentary to the
convention at Beavertown,
begins on Monday evening,
7, to continue during the
PosT's crew ate their New
nner with j. &. Smith, at the
b House, which greatly i'm
EAem-not only in appearance
weight-and raised Mrs.
in their opinion, to the finest
the State.
delion flower in full foom
cked in the garden of ID. A.
b this place on New years
B. There's no dandy-hein'
bis. Charles Steininger also
some to our Office, which he
along the highway.
ping cough, Group, sore
sudden colds, and the lung
peculiar to children, are
ontrolled by promptly adj
hing Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
nedy is safe to take, certain
tion, and adapted to all con-
ps.
christmas festivals in Mid
b were all well attended and
cises at all three festivals
teresting. The decorations
Union and u. b. Festi-
+ very ordinary, but the
the Evangelicals was of ex-
ary beauty and they received
mpliments on the same.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02

Roll OF HoNoR.-The follwong
persons have paid their subscription
to the PosT to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
nar nleasa notify no.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
LITERARY NOTES.

The most interesting NJ. in the recent sane Vi '''1
collections of sir Edward sullivan, the i''o ~. i','
Chancellor of Ireland. was the autograph VI ,'o
wha hae wi Wallace bled." ACCOMPANY nc -
verses is an account Of the battle OF BahuooNpui' "
Burns's own handwriting, signed.
Tho second voIume of Mr.. John Farmers Sians
and its Aualogues" is nearly ready for p'oii' "o' ~
,be third volume will be ready In NoVehoo'
Mr. ctan,ev,s book will appear. it is cNpec'eo'
about the middle of June. copy VIII 0"S' IL 7
land $40 30 while the French version P"OnS".'
under the title OF IL. NJ. Stanley dahS ic'
L;AfrQue"-will cost only about 3D.
Mic Fastlake the English actress IS "'''i'"
hoo,, ahout her travels In this country
profossor w. Preston Johnston says IN boioiu
,,acazine.n concerning General Lee 'ha' III MS nv
course with his faculty, at LeNhls'o"' "o
.o,,eous kind and often rather play ful In manner
ar ,ho,cbt he deferred entirely too much to mo
.,.o1s,nn Of oninion on the part of the faculty
,h.r we wouId have preferred that he should SinpN
,a,cate his own view or desire. one chu"c'e'lS"o
90 General Lee noted then and have often fecc"
never saw him take an ungraceiW Po''"
matter how long fatiguing faonlE "eos -
=. b always preserved an attitude in when dlehlN'
decorum and grace We're united. ho WIS WY WI,
buir man with rounded body ana lHlo9' an" Sec"'"'
,nt tho slightest affectation effort. to sit. or
stand or walk just as gentleman sho"u nv
meyer in hurry and all his gestures were easy ana
'tear+ lie gave a minute attention Ia the de-
I'll Of his office and liked to talk abont tnem' l
coon nerceived that he did not like to DISCUSS 'n0
events or incidents of the war
Comics of the First Folio shakespeare have peeh
Ia tr from - O5O to S3. $50. At the Gal>fo" S'l'
a beautiful copy brought only 5000 1t had uele'''
~ course-but this defeat was only a iac-slnc' d"
mirablv executed. of Ben Jonsons verses
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
,,rDOEpIp MOKrGADI.S.

A,,nro Augustine \ 10 Mary Wilson. Brn-on-'''
''' is,,rn%, % ,hat.,, D. tao Equitable Lic NS,nin,e
Sorir,, of rnted state, cor OF ''th'' ana N'"'''
avn y,a'N Il -, &" Mr> Caroline Schcmbcr. 2da'". :
Of SSL1'' I1 To- tath l. scott same property .
''a1, ,u Lazarus and wife. Abraham Rice No %i
2dS>r S'a'' ilmr, and vr to IIcnry l. school ;
man,, 4. of Eailro,daN" years. - 'VV . ,,,r,nc.
nasso ,4aI, % ' to S Ms t&H''. @ war, 900
'", l, Lame. and Witr the lonhrr> SAY hSs ,S
sgr r2I - fI ,n '' h@.s"d to Jonas wen and another
N" hir. ir torun aud another to James h'''hN''''
lot ~ - ne, q" rrTnn'Ips5 % pr5o',t fop ra,-asca>c.
Wet hester failroad,t year, :; 100, io,u,, 7othst
j., b'nar, ,., ~. demand - 600 ,...,.,. - ID.
Ellngrr, Raphael ct a, a. eco tS Abraham
ave- .,, John md vfc to Wolf B9c,ChN anu YEAR, '
n'i't'I ioo map c,tatr Of Hcndrck Rutfcr' S''''
''ooV t"Ii Mary to wm Cohen, l2Sn't ;SC N'u'''
ave- and S,G' di%nrd and Ttc Russell anndre'
"a, Ga'T noIr1tt To- Charles Ecinwarh. io''h'
2d,Nr ,a and %fc to Charlie, Kcnwarta lo''H
st. 2i''f i. s S'tp to r'nnns Beck &C. No 'O
"",Tlr,uhcr Nlbcr, to West Sidc savings banN' ''
W N,rnuc D. year, :, 600 ,.,,, ,r savings, Ne
Mo-cr iIc'n \. to the I,SoEn' 80 oSo Bank '''
- N',.uirc a., Hannah To VIM Rankin No 10
install ,a1aT ~ SV0 WIN c to Marian Hull 2''"''
fhaNc ynr' c al to the Equitable Life A,'9r31S. oo
cor 75tht and Mail,onaN ,nS %, ~ o0o
.
'",' a. ram NJ aud wife Ia Ftrd,ii,k J. '"'''' "
n II ith--t d'mHhd T-N''',..
'''1 l,,, 4, Francis Spcir, u, same pi"P''9' "
sl1 600. , p.t r.t,tc and Ruiding ImproN emrn
60 I" Manhattan Trust Co. i2d'St' e o'''''' ''''"
',rrrkln.. Mary ;, and another to Mary "'''''
32d,st 'h dot. hatr to Badlcson wocrz, iio wesst
deTS"% Wmt iS%y to the Twentyhird Ward Co;oPeraty
,,iIdins aud Loan Association, cor S"hu''-S' "i'
uo-ton Post Road. nstalnentS. $1,000 .o,,on
Roach VIM and wife to otto u page ana a'o'"or
,iOth A NJ Iirook.aNc, years. NJ 600 , .n.,ho,
u,nLin John and wife b. 'ioold loyt anu ""o'hc'
,r,,ta,~ Ic No 40 Rank st years. Tl5Ooo =,
Rohrs Frederick aud wife To Edward NJ Srunn'r n,
COR \lrN Nandrr.aN" and l3ith-St. months, slotoo
smith VIM j. 20 VIM Astor. NO Isl bo"'iS'
smith frank l.. and wife TO Peter Donald 5 o'th
ST. stev.ns sarah j. To Francis A Skinner, oSd
St W lth.aye, 1 year. oll.0oo.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
o-,,..,,, p 20 David GeioIer 8 of Broome.st y O,

s,uensein r. to David Geiger. Of Broorne-st. Of
Attorney-st nsalments, $500.
snarSv Jo,n J. Equitable Life Soc Of
1osth.st q OF Cth-aye, years. $4,000.
Scbwarzler Aug. to Hughes, c cor Of Paikaye and
sinSernsn Jacob 10 r Baldwin, No 289 Madisonst
same 10 solomon Bachrach, same property, years.
81 800. -. NJ Allan v ooo Ma, 1914 .,
years ~ 600. n r..,o ~ q. ,.,o. ..
AshaueF, Joseph 10 / OoeiEcr' NO " "reeh"ichst
demand, ~ 200. ~ ,,,ou ~ .,o r., y-.A -. l.,
stalments, $3.50. - ,.,a p, ,,.. mus,
Stearns to German AmerGsn dc Real Estate Title
Thompson jams, TO John I DNerhelner, or 18th
~ "a OF stl ave demand 81 GOD.
~ xyhin,l, Nelson NJ to Y Lumber and Wood Work.
inc 90 n : OF gOth-st Of sthave g morts year.
1857. ,..,,os,o, e. ,vo., 20 l,..
demand. $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
~ assay OFFICE. NEW-YORK CITY.

| Sun.rntendcnt, office. May -. 1899 sealed pro-
lin H.. rrc bN the uud ar-ipnrd until - o'o' =.
Jun" j. 1870 lor fqrnl,hins such ,upr, anna 2, @ the
i'iHH,, months ending June 80, 1891 embracing s,t
h,rrni coal charcoal, copper plates. crr us' rnNber
~ r,u nipr aud castings. lead pipe sheet leau md
m"oI. and Other necessary supplies. >chedgm ~ cuaa.
L,",D f'rn. proposals, with Information a. ~ wil
ns oC such articles that will probably De- r"lui,eri
bc furnished application Proposals VIII b ce Of the
rnS and samples furnished viii be accepted a. W y, hs
rholc ar part be- deemed for the inter,. whons
Goyrrnment right to reject any or az prop whose
,ossryed acquisitions viii be made the paft-
hids may b. accepted. and the article, must b" COM
ns rcuured without delay. Propo-als To f'',, hood
I'd ,hon must be- accompanied bN sufficient ,i.,.
With one or more suretcs and b, samples or ueh aty
80 f thr article, ~ will clearly designate u'i ~
PTnpo,ai, should adtressd to the undefstn'"
enclosed with copy OF this , me bids vii
he o,rned aud Registered at the hour nanru. mnesH
Of bidder, and officers of the Assay o~
Piese"sS ~ ANDRLw MASON, superintendent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
ft,n I;fI D. WTruTADEiPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
7 LulGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSESGEE IEAlNo 'eaNe ioo1 Oh 'o'"A"1' anu
ue-t,ro.-c, follows
a. 49, t,eu,\a Lyons, Imlri. hD' hester. BuNalO
md a.. \Vr-t aud principal local l~iLl 'halr car 70
-" W and puiluau car t. Suspension BliR..
~ "a m or MaucI chunk and ln-'ru dat" points
II n, for f. and y. Junction ana lutcln'iatr points.
Chair ca Mauch chunk. - ..,...-..,t.,. ..-
ch.r car L, TunkhannOck Connection 10 Reading and
Ualrl-hrre ,.........t. A.. .-.
char ar 10 Wlh.b1rre aud Pullman -" u Suspcn.
sion Bride. . , ,.,.,. , ,,,....,,,,, .,,
Chair ear ~ Mauch chunk.
10 D. m. fo Mauoh chunk and int rmcdate points.
Connection To- K, acng'ard Harrl,bufR .
'o'G" ' fnr tenr,a ,ons. Eiuir Rochester Buralo
and he West 5lc'pcr 10 Lyons and Suspension
Train. leaving at a. me- n, ! 2. m. and 3 "a
m m conuect for all points in M1hsnoy and HazetJn coal
regions. er..n.v rr,rNs
IN for Chunk. Ilaylcton and ata
nonts for Shenandoah and Intermediate points
~ 10 H. m, for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate p0lit~
7 o. m. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Hochcstcr Buffalo
ana the Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -, -, ,.,, oc,.o 10. u.o,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
PROPOSALS for furnishing Registered Pack

4 aye Tag OA, lei and Dead lrt,F Inv 'N.' ",,-'
nii,. hpirtmcnt W,-hinston D. =, April -. iSoo.ii
in the manufacmT o. cnNco.nr,. - "i ,s',
n', i,r,u.,,t untl - DO. On M,dnc>i',, 80
,sh 81 NAV 1890 for furnishing such lir--trd ~. a.
49, T,p Oniri ani Dead Latter Envelopes - may i,
"flIrd for The u,c oi The pcputmnt postmaster, az
h i.ral .r,tca during period oi oIt year D'-hi- "a
m, it d,, 81 Jul,. l~9o Proposal, must he mao %
The blank orr> provided hy ur department stul,N , ',,
,'i.,d md ,..t'r uiOr-,d "PraiHSA~ FOR furnishing
KtiIt.r,i Pach1.r. Tae. ongai ani Dead ie'tr n
@ 49, and addressed 90 the Third Assistant Po>tina-l'r'
General Washington. u. {, lHd' iaI'rr'd IN nrstt rst
, ~, ,,,, thrr,f,r. otherwise they Will not De- ton'
Siir, nl,nk form, of proposal. with ul ,pceit 'uon'
,I annie. of th, cnN coIr- VIA De- furnished upon ANN:
.,t,, a. M. Thrl Assistant Po-ti a-t'rtrntfd raj JoHN
~ A po~tul s> ',Iltfdl
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
REAL ESTATE.
p1-c1NFsS AT THE EXCHANGE

4. ,,. Real Estate Exchange yesterday W. w
,axave at one hundred and -twentle'hs''' d ioui
,try and basement brick dwelling on lot -lAoV' 'n
s'o' soe 600 70 NJ O. smith. Several vacant io's III
=, vcboasave and one hundred ana folty niS' S'''
o[xoo each brought about $3.50 each. Inc eNec"'
tors Of H. s. Moore sold two far'ns at houOc'i,ilo' @
Ndd,ese1 County, y. j.. twenty-five miles rom Ne"
York and two and one-half miles rom han""S T"
,. NJ 6ftv eight acres, with house ana ou'ouru rh
inss brought S:,70O from Thompson hoss; . nmo
nther farm of sixty acres WIN 'io"So "' o -
,n,rbt 1unv, a3 80 from J. NJ. Pcttcrback. ,o,
~ ~ Eighthave. is thrce-Story ana DascnGn0 ,
ic. binding on lot 2Ox50. IL went 10 /: j. nuiii
na @ ,nr sIo 400 Nos go, 667 and ooo .aiToll-sV.'
Unnolvn are three fourstOry bro" "nstohe nsth9use5'
,phe tIyo outer flats sold for T7}2o eacn 10 l. D.
I,iIon uI and the inner one for To,223 10 MIS-; D.
Wc1inn no 251 West one hundred and twenty thirG
story double brick hat-house on iuii
Ioi d. b. ogden was the buyer ior SZoVpo' q, ,th i,
t 10 story dwelling at West New Brighton, D l. Witi
pIot 20ox4Oo, known as the seymour pr profeFt7E o7
brourht S6 100 from Mrs. VI. ). 'oston' No - .
Thj"5 ~ sve a fourstory brick tenement mouse, on q
- IL went to James c. DevercuX Tor S2ouVo
Wo 80 Lexington-ave., a three.stoy prownsuonu m
SeI,ing on lot i66xsO brought S13,o5O from Henry
Gublcman -, ia ~ tho church at Thirty
,hth e. and Madison ave will be found In another
column
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

L Note. p1-to0tc Department NaehluEtoa, u. -
,,,p 80 lSpo SEALED PROPOSALS wW De- re:
cfi,,d At mi, Department untl Nrlnr rdl ur Gun , u',
~ e. lsoO A, - O'Clock hoOI, fog furnishing Fii's
punrbs for i-c In ihc issue aud payment o' Postal Noe'
a. u,cy MAY be- ordcrs durHf ,h' fiscal laar ln innnS
i.N 1870 and ending jun 30 1891. The in>tna,..
,.r5l IN, rhr, model sample fo hdi r, ou'
rhoire among samples submitted viii le made Wih rc,
.,,., utUiN and pIi,'. Blank, 20" pruIm~t VIZ.
snccinraton, gN ing fu information and n,trc'Dr, n
D., b,d an application 90 hr Nuu"" .pt'ulDlt ~ M9','
order :, stem. Po-iolice Department Washington. ~;
m r'~,rNt> Ia" reject a.,
All ,.ids a. waive technical defects. \ d",,W'
nm Tho hi. viii b" wad' lcorc thr 9TH dW ~ JVho'
$500 IDUN WANAM MAhl,R. Po~tmt-tsr.'ieu' TIl.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

w., nv y y Nr-l 3 soo >'ugi grorSo.;,,,' y y
Ni(NH an FRIDAY MAY - l~Ho. ior arpitn'
for tn tan>ni--cn O. power cont r-ins ,l %
and f,r erection of compete f-iili- 't"'
N. \1n, Gut Fl,ior al NatNt"i Nl-,l,'i -. .i.
rrut r,>,,\es On, right to oct A.. %. any iul",
r ,a,t, thcr,of Specifications ana All o.nF
,,n na had lpl.l t' h',u''S ,.on,, a.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
RAILROADS..
ITEM N S VI. v A n | "a
RAILROAD.
oN m AFTEK MAY II. 1880,

train. leave stations foot pe,bros-r- and Cortlnndi
.rsst.' r"st' a. FAST LINE FOR the West. Pulinl
VstDa sleeping aad le5oF 90 Cars Nsr,es Sa M
ana st. Louis next d"y [o"@rI srca1 % sndl S'
Wliianspcrt Lon HaySa; i,,6ay anu 'e''o''
,oo aoG I9ledG eHffR' n 22iHW36RK AND CHICAGO LIN
WI "ivyGIp composed exclusively OF PuIihan sesuoig
b5~@e a3a s,,e ciis So" psents sIsPns rpo
sSnosrSphcr. sq pswcr naroons and f0s m oS b
sd mad 2" OsroS5soR ar cs lat1d s1d by 'q sam n and
lighted by stationary and noya6e eTftIe , nsnts dA{
adn VI +os cHcAGo SSF ANP ca, cdNGdYTATi ,na 6Adi
Car &ewYgA s. cg, = Caig5sS c1a%Su. and Al% Gsn"a Gn
finnat II :I5 a. NJ. Chicago 800 p m ana st. LOUIS
saoip9 M mTI nIH' 'WffSTERN EXPRESS Tor all points in
West Northwcct and SPninE,s ti'1 s. o@ chiraeo
Cinclnnati and memphis Pcnn~ylyana kalltoad pnlng
Gag Gao Ne%HofE CSitSsa to go p m next day. d st. ioni;
100 second S mSn9S 1f1,et, Connects 'o' '''e'''D
90 ,Dd roS : Mr1cdc aI Exprc Pullman vsstibue BuGe:
SI1pqs SE % sc sar tN$cSaa&dap NcS4SrS Ts trS a6a.
p M Gcyland 0@S j. Co;n,Nt. r.; Tor foiedo daiIv and
FOR e CORY F,c thc on Rcqion Cleveland and co'um.
n,IrIWoKE. Wl-HINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Warrington Limited EAprc>, ot Pullman iarior az.
a-5y s55 I5rp' aSG Conarc'-oaal Initc daily vl,h
i,suiai .NpT'-o $50 500 and $50 a. M 10 $50.
800 ana goo p @ n 1a a., II "a and a'ss 30 % mr. iso 90
d 900 2 ana M ,@5 @fi' matt ma, pat p. on
rh"tpsr sr ,ng nnI Coarhc, through 90 D. m daily
For AL>YIIC & oG M in5 ton1o. 'i'' or Bro~n rl''
Mllls For cap. May 90 2 m. yr Tgr''dav;
roNorfolt R,io1d .oo n d,.!y rNccp' SUNDAY. and
S 90 n ~ daily; v, Baltimore ana Bay Line. 2;lo
p D" "''''' ron PHILADELPHIA
TNprcss Trains leave a- follows -
Il, % no S &c. % .io chicago Limit .. VIII,
M i,c C,r and 10 In Washington IuI't aud ~ f7'
a d.. ~ 70 900. . 90. . oo. 81. 9p, g. . 90.
zoo d 70 ~ 90 and 800 D. m. and j. 10 hi'hf.
Accommodation II 10 e.. Dr.; 80 and 900 r. ~ atni
70 %, Oo' i.ol. 80. 0.. . 80 : 900. and oo
~ H. and 4" ~ night Accommodating. 3 60 j. d.
IL, ~rt'York transfer Conn viii CAL for ana
hi ,agr,r, from hotels and r'-idrn' go.
For timetable of Local trains Apply I" any u'"e'
aeorrtt, % - pf-oU ! X. WOOD.
,.u.r,i V,rir.r ooncral Pdss'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Drn Goo0s
Proposals.
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