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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17
Letter Prom the Bishop of oIba.


Ma. EDITOR: In your issue of NAV
9Th I notice az, article signed
Fair Play, in answer to Mr.. r.
I. Stevenson's open letter to the
Rev. Or. c. NJ. Hyde. Ny object
n addressing you is not to discuss
the relative merits of Mr.. Steven
son letter and Fair Plays re-
ply. as every reader of both writ
lngs Is able to form his own opin-
ron OF each. Neither do l care to
znalyze the compliments paid
by the doctor to the memory of the
late Father Damien. If Fair
Play and others are pleased with
them. II proves then taste. There
Il one point though in the whole
controversy which L consider 1t my
duty 10 take up-and that is the
moral character of Father Damien,
because - Fair Play seems to sup
pose, as an undenied truth, the bold
and Odious assertion of DIR. Hyde,
% that Father Damien contracted
ieprOsy by his vices. x"
When DR. Hyde's letter became
known here by means of foreign
papers, the Catholic Mission held
Is peace, awaiting the expression
Il public opinion. Up to that time
had never beard of any slur cast
upon Father Damien's moral puri
II. / Immediately made secret
out serious confidential inquiry
about the matter, and learnt,
rom reliable sources, that the dam
aging rumOrs had no other founda-
non than a malicious Interpretation
0f charitable acts performed by
ann with childlike simplicity. Pub
ic opinion does not credit those
foul rumors here, though there are
= few people that take stock in the
scandal, for reasons best known to
themselves.
In your last issue you publish an
interview of DR.. Hyde with the Elk
zminer IN which the doctor sustains
ms original letter on Father Da-
mien- Further, a clipping from the
Liverpool Courier which | re-
ce-ved lately, contains DR.. Hydes
letter 10 Mr.. Beta. and in this letter
The doctor again maintains his or
iginsl statement and he even adds:
The Catholic Mission here makes
no denial Of the truthfulness of my
testimony"
Now, as head of the Catholic
Mission here, further silence on my
part would give the color of truth
20 DR.. Hyde's slanderous attack on
1he late Father Damien, and, there
fore / beg you to publish the fol-
lowing declaration which ! make
- head Of this Mission:
i do most emphatically deny |
-be Uruthfulness Of DR.. Hyde's ties.
-mOnv against the moral purity of |
-ae late Father Damien"
Please publish the above IN your
uexr issue and oblige.
Respectfully yours,
HERMAN,
Bishop of Olba, V. APP.
Honolulu, lne Z, 1890.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

Nr- J. F. Morgan sold the resi-
deace Of the late Judge Preston,
corner Of King and Piikoi streets,
on Saturday week, for S15,6O0. The
ale includes vacant lot adjoining,
q the same size as that on which the
dwelling stands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17
CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
Irene nts made, or opinions expressed by our
-1r-espondeuts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

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will speedily cure Itching Diseases of the Skin and
Scalp, when all other means absolutely fail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

A Magnificent Popular Work on the Skin,
with Engraved Plates, is wrapped about the RE-
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EMMY sworn to before the British Consul, which
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have been obliged to shun public places by reason
of my disfguring humors; have had the best ply
scians; have spent hundreds of dollars, and got
which have cured me, and left my skin and blood
as pure child's. Send for our sixty -four page
book, GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases" Address
HAWAIIAN CoNsIGNEEs,
Benson, Smith g. Co., Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

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Sores, and Dandruf, destroys Dead Skin and Flesh,
heals Ulcers, Sores, and D.schargino Wounds, re-
stores the Hair, and beauties the Skin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

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and Precipitation of all Impurities and Poisonous
Elements, and thus removes the CAUSE. Hence
it cures speedily, permanently, and economically.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautiher
and Toilet Requisite, prepared from CUTIcURA, Ia
in treating Skin Diseases, Baby HUI
mors, Skin Blemishes, Priekly Heat, Rashes, Sum-
burn, and Rough, Chapped, or Greasy Skin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17

Cuticura Remedies are the only real Blood
Purifiers and Skin Beautifers free from mercury,
arsenic, lead, zinc, any other mineral or vege-
table poison whatsoever. Guaranteed absolutely
pure by the Analytical Chemists of the State OF
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bell VIM Il. t. SAMUEL EolOcx. II y cor 1oth'avo and
''I isli. Edward A. Rcck. JuliS-st' adaVc.
i sSo'usr. Edward n. to Hail. 8 l'Sd'Ss
egg. John L. TO Mutual Life Insurance Company IS
G,crnH;'ch.st Cana .st year, 5000 , o
Bntier Aaron. to Congdon. IL 9 l0'h'st. lo'a~V~
hid. rerr J. Denny. wcstet. Wet 1'a'''s'
!Htn,itin Fredcrck to Ifartwen 1884 Fulton.
'Nfulnsr. s A. to w Rankin. 5 9tiare. 53lSt. In
sam" to l. Wallack property ye,r 5000;
-" Dow Mvmn IS to G L. Cornish, l7sthst w An
tbcn".sye. Is months. = mortgage. $3.50. .,,
Cameron Place. years. 81 .oVo 80 cor p,,os av. and
Fox. frcd'rek T. a " .n'''' COZ n'''N''
if, Tsj Idwari 70 4 Bcrren~r GA Wat"r-st year
8, a;;"'' 'A"'..' ~ 1o.r,,, r.,k Work, Co.
. . 3d'ayr 5 oith,t . nIo-:ca.,- s1.3jp a.,
Grimm Warren to tn" / NJ >-hat,r HF"winV Co. al
9th ave. lease doHan1 $500 n,...u,,,,. 8
m"imann' Ida i 70 District so l. o. p"ai Brrl'"
n 73th.st. " 3d-ave. 3 S.M>' siop.. T. r,ust Co. =.
R-,h 3. " Iexiucton.avc years. s.5 600 . .
Ini;n,hai 'r"fr' F. 70 Knh-an ii":ir'"n bT"'nH
Mar2 Phlipp, 20 b II ogden. T''h''t '''a'''
Matthew: Robe: II to PIX C|rk' Masua' p ""a'
Rid Harold. u L whnock. Ii l''th''t' So'a'"'
StvIs cara to German savings Bank. "',h.'t :
Hshlrftl,.. join j. t" il y Quinn. w"l':r'N"'
syringe Mirhssi 70 + J 1homp on ''h'''' ID
T:sss: ssS e ! 5r Ellis ''0'A'''. Alex.
| loth.st. vc1rs $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
Go ii,hom ct Alap Goneern.

:. =. MIL MATTtR or THE APPLICATION
TnE BkodKLYS CITY RAILEo "a 2h co Sdy:oY;
10 whom u may gossure OF the State Of New:York .
ad Act for Relief Of the Broo sns pory Of
road Rarosd ad act being a. ch9I Ss
$40 Of thu d1 aw. made al az Special thereof he'd a. the
or HoHsr in The city hrookyn COUNT o. sc the
sia cokn City Company hrSy - ss
H.. ~apS took Of u:hwck Ra,Ssd ; tGp sta:
Cooperation duly lar Sadsi
and SstH ~ NcSYok With said railroad Is now aid
u:s sS Ras.d ss s
werG ay OF sUary $50 which said csrrah oo %as i
bsrd .ppSr, by hr so:n s owner or owncrs
d Sn oi "SE Or any said shares are 10
ud theI, names and addresses to the roohIy ~
ond COMPANY a. No 10 Fulton street. IN tn Ely Of n
ia "mhv a. Kings and State OF New ora az! ~,
y s,,b rc.mct To tho said shares OF stock or any
Of them With respect 70 the owteI s o % sent 70 tho
Erockiyn CITY Railroad Company at the noo'e A"u'e'
" Dated New York. AD~ 10 lsh'o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

EEwS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tho efforts to depress Pennsylvania petroleum con-
tinue and moderate success marked the selling yesr
day. The work Of the bears is favored by the I'M
fortunate state Of the money market well as BY the
Indifference OF the public. Tho stock Exchange was
the leader in the making Of prce, and the influence
OF money and supply may have been rejected m
the decline for National Transit certificates from o3
TO az liza Al cents. At the Consolidated EA'hanee
october options yielded from s3 IL to e. l-sa - -
cent? but unusual sales made OF cash oil at
q. LA 81, ard Of oil deliverable in september at
s3as2 l2aai cents while "t1morrSW Oh so ss
Sny reason for banks discriminating against q com
modify which now Is at about the lowest price II mas
touched within two years which snf!crs STEADY de-
cline in its visible supply and aSAlnst which what Is
no more than handful OF marketable certificates is
now outstanding. The course OF manipulation how.
ever again serves reminder 70 the penn'yNana
prOducors Of the wisdom of curtaiiDg and controlling
their supply. The Buckeye certificates were ea,iri
and almost entirely neglected. In oil City no sales
whatever wsrc recorded. The markets closed barely
steady. - .
lol1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
Eeqal Notices.


n y. SUPREME COURT. Place Of Trial.
Hans Outitn Defendant. summon,
To The above named defendant You hereby sum.
mO,L u answer the complaint this action, and "
u cnpy VI your aisw,r the plaintiffs attorney within
o III" day of r,rr and IN Of your failure To appar
judgment Will be takcn against you by default
for The relief demanded In the complaint
Dated May 81. 1880.
CHARLES ID. HIGHWAY. Plaintiffs Attorney
Oiicc aud po'tOlicr addr'-, No. IS Park TOW.
Hrw-Io.k. y. Y.
To Hans Outlcn Tn" foregoing Is ,rr,cd upon
yor by publication pursuant to order Of lion. willard
Lart It. Of the Justices supreme Court Of tho
state Of SrwYOrk. dated the ih day OF August 1890
x,d nlrd with the complaint IN thu the clerk Of
the County Of Queens, at jamaica, IN snid county In the
STATE Of New York.
CHARLES ID. HIGHWAY. Plaintiffs Attorney,
81 PAX Row. Nrwiork n. Y.
SIpREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
- NEWiOKk. city and County Of New YORK. 4 harl,>
Boycc. Plaintiff against Louis 10. scr Defendant sum.
TRIAL desired to bc had In thu tity and County VI
Ncw.York
TO the above named Defendant:
Iou are h'rrby Summoned To answer The complaint IN
this ,,tion and u copy of Your the
u! this sunios eNcG'vc Of t' day Of service" and IN
OF your failure To apl"sr answer Judgment VIII be
taken against you by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint
Dated Nrw.York September ID 1890.
SNAPPER & BuKT, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
0nc" and lo.tocs Addr S. No % Ns,ssu.s. New.York
To Louis Horstcr the Dcf,ndant above named.
The foregoing summons Is served you hv itlc1.
on pursuant To IN oder of Hon Edward Intr.on Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of the STATE Of Gated the
nth day Of September 1890 and that day filed with the
complaint In thu Office Of the Clerk VI tho (y aud County
Of SewYo'h :. 81. office In tho County Court House In
~ Nassau.st.. New:York CITY. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, SEPT. s-Cattle-kseitt, iAet "a hours, $500
head total for far o. 100 for time last
w,ek l2 500 consigned through. $500 head. $500 Of
which TO NewYork 000O for sale market opened stronger
inarsct closed weak. With downward tIdcncy: export
st-rs esUi - 20Ss4 81 choice heavy butcnrs
IS 05as4 IS mediu butchers 50 75ds4 90 light handy
butchers. On 2jas3 10 Common mixed butchers. 81 Z1d
% 70 native st1ok.rs hsavy q Go" na,A .tcS rs;
bnRs ii .sas2 export bulls. 81 Gjds3 % Sheep and
Ian bsecips last "a hOps $3.50 heud total for week
thus fur. l4%o0 for tina" Inst week, 200 con.
sened through 44co irat. 5000 Of which n New YORK
10 O6o for 40 market open'd higher md hrmrr 10Y good
khecp-Choce extra 5ds' % good 70 choice = 100
o. o3 co,nmo. to fair. SAaS4 20 Laians.t hoc" 10
to AR - 1915 49, flog.~I.cccipts last "a hours
IG 100 head toto! for week thus far for sane Tim;
last week. Ia748 CONSIGNED through $50 heal al: OF
which 70 NewYork IL 800 for 80" market opened active
and Arm for good fed bnt slow for common rlosd
nm and unchanged n.ednm and heavy ~ 'oaS' go sn
81 @S pigs S3a& Co
81. Loui. Sept s.-Catuc-Recetpts 900 head mark. t
steady; god fancy native steers - 4ods go fa 70
1cxans and Indians 70 30as3 so Hoss-Hc '"ipH 200
head; shipncnts 1900 market etrone fa!, D. choic"
heavy - 3oas4 +5 mixed grade az u:ht Jar "
600: market, steady; fair % choice, tids5c 49, .
or more Texans and n"ariy everything in he
native line sold shade higher In SOHO cases lca - cents
ar~t-class natives 81 10as; 10 second - C0dai so
third - 3oa*' 90 eo.n"n sa - TeHan so 81 aaI
81 4O prime heavy and butcher wc!ghts 81 btds+ rs
light q 4O6s4 IS. Sheep Receipts 5000 head all sold
ut steady prices natives tI4 So Western and Texans.
q oSael IS; sock ewes % s0as% lambs, s'ds5 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
REAL ESTATE.
R11sINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

At the Exchange yesterday tho attendance was
light but the old faces continue TO return NO. 400
East One hundred and eigtecnthst was ohercd uhdcr
foreclosure. The property consists OF hve-s'ory
brick fat house on u fun lot Henry u stein was
the buyer at Sl0330. 1t is reported that Ilmothy,
Donovan has sold the entire front OF the nort sdc o
the block Onchundrc and iOrty -secouuS'' "e'' Vi
Tenth.ave, for $4,000.
New.York Monday. September 8. 1900
The following sale maic at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day:
1888 II 3da%e. lot 25Aic6ii; ii STEM si9,soo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY
''t hiac Crawford AND wifi. ' s77'o
D'I l. sS Ssx3 MH 20" = 2Hi-o '.1' lte
'2s SUSAN s.; iSs' to t%i q H9 1880
eoth.st 4oo !. W oil II, ,os Hno, Ii.tl"r $500
osn.svs. t SS o5 .:Aioo William a"En and wife 81 900
wfsss R 5 aS'nS S'si'yS ,4oo
Mc iU'M ' So Il ;tcgc and Frederick Law
crts%" yi : sanal-' a:s'o 1900
It'll st. No 81 8 2 1Sv. 20; - 'A &C ESQ
AFi RSsd Saioc; Sars" Dl'is" 70 henry w.
i"iaSs Tosn Eden wife to Mafsare go
,oGsS;s s% ' 9oSsn a'o.oon' Jas 9, $50
,oJa, wnssrs S II = w Of s a0S% xoo
f. Bn.sc ref to II Pei 80, "a LAW, ''-"O
1ood.st IT'S IT OF Sd'ave' 2Nloo. ....' $500
1o:dst 200 IT Of Sd'''c' 2'\iVoi .. ,n $500
Lots IS and 81. map Edward X Willard ioNico;
Dousyad cor ssdT h,n nc-2N 1877 900
Jus;st s. 1923 o. 4 J TdWar,d o. c 1900
Monroc.st s. l2o ,t o. % Wap1rn JAM 675o
Charl!on:s 80: 10 ana In haf'' M1"u $1,000
SHAVE. cor ?otG,.t q S,,st,c In1' 10000
17sts, I31 ~ i1 Mc.,t %unn,irrs $500
Il.As ESQ 2a' n~ccc ;'N'o'i 234Oo
,o,hst 12S 9th.ave. 25N9o.9; Sarah "ood1 g..
TO Isab lila MCGOWAN .,,c io1x
"a !x47>'2io; Nathan wise 10 ..'.'"" 5000
nv cor CAMERON Place. .27xaY3 to
fl,ewHod ave s2'.N Ear 10 10000
SanI' property i'' .......'....... &c.
Brook.ave " cor i,9.ns'' t ,H.o 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

THE TRADE IN yin i\Np
Chicago, Sept. (SpeciaD-Wall Street early To-Day
telegraphed inQuiring whether not there was fall
ure here at Chicago In mercantile circles. Chicago
telegrsphed back that nothing of the kind was known
here The New.lorkers. however. had started stocks
down By merely asking the question. and evidently
were Ct the opinion that BY repeating II, sn!! llI
Their decline could he brought about. and 50 " nap
pened that all day hong New York kept asking whc hc
or not failure had occurred. and the result was; Us
the New Workers undoubtedly intended Chicago her
the story. September wheat opened at 80 -. s0ld
between % % and 90 and closed at the bottom De
Cember opened ~ 81 or is. sold between IL w IL
aud 81 90 7-5 and closed ut the bottom May openon
at si O6 &, sold between 81 O6 So and 81 o. 70,
and closed at the botom With the exception OF the
along was against the price. The spring grain move
inenf showed decided increase Minneapolis Sot
456 cars of wheat; Duluth ia The signal service
map showed frost in Northern Iowa, vet the corn
market did not have the action expected this. W,
nOtwtth standing private messages received ourinf tno
Prices rallied only fractonally The strength: TOO
was only momentary. Not only was the advance
lost, but at NE close the figures were even uhucr
Saturdays. Scpte~ber corn opened at 40. solo up
10 40 49, and closed at As L.; October opened az
&C. soh up to 90 1-4a4e3 80 and closed at 4o
~ a. The publication Of the Kansas state report
estimating thar the corn yield OF Kansas Womb 1e
only so 600 900 bushels, against c4O 10000 bushels
a year ago. had no influence at all oats tneo along
during the day after the other grain markets. Pro
visions carly were steady Hogs at me yards Were Were
kct The lirt1e most scare which at the opening cX
listed In corn also all aid mnmcnanly Prices
however did not at ell hold. and Is wa, the case
In s1n the last figures were the lowest Of tho day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive At and depart frsm
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d St.. New York.

fOUFlN
JnE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN rnE CrrA
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
$50 A. M.--CuILA,,u Is .nI LII LiMIrED-Duso
oSas'. r. H. lY Ii Mex e.yS vEsrInvLE 1x,,
LD-Due Cincinnati : 80. Indianapolis ~ ~ y n. s.
1856 4: M.DDwHEsrEEN DAY ExpREss-dauy us.,.
4.SS "Y y. M.-NoRrH SHORE yEsTIBuLE LIMITED
due at Detroit 0i5 q. M. Chicago so y. N. neIi
600 r. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXPRESS Due chieas.
,s S0q cSInsit S1S Il MdS sT And MA
,sAi:A FALLS l.XPRr.ss: x,, cy,c..
s s .oHIs 20 AsD ca nc: e, z
si1 4 ss HoSap Hs51s =
I!s - 's ~: $. E. g. e s;Sj
AtbISSy!is 's g. p sy Is - g. Fl tso :.
rno$,. e. 20 3d. g. so e. s' sS g. + s g s;
uTica e. M - va IS. os r. g sS Yie
m x SeS @ R,a 81 M .5S ss5s IN
Hl g. j. fSs sls0 80 H. $780, 7so s
NIAGARA rALIs-1o 20, no 80 a. M. $50. 20. "a
sAIHiE.N:t 900. III 80 Il. M. 80. $780, =,
LAkh GE6tlTc:;-.a;oo, 4, 80 a. M. ts:sopn
ApIli I 3 nasa; MOUNTAINS AXp MoxTREAL-sm
Au MGnHtSn'' cns 81 AND cASAspAleuA-,sa
nrkR 81 i Viz n%E a'fS'Ai DIVISION
Gss, s ts We Se :s - az. az rs :ss
MX2IN so "a oa fSa oa ng g
'wes,co,- Exprs calls Tor and cheek, baggage IN.
'''t Daflv .v'p SUI div. otn'r train. run daily.
90 'c ss s'"o 's2 ;G 'S' ~ ' a.d % MA
nis iSu s,?G ~ at 4o f'e:'Y ''''?r norc DANIELS
General Manager tienl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
GRIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF Nrw.YoRK DEALINGS.

Tho visible supply statement shows: Wheat.
II SOC. 301 bushels decrease of 1883 bushels :
corn 1921 JAG bushels. decrease OF 1O3oooi BUSH
els oaas o4387 bushels. gain OF AGA. 743 bushels.
Wheat options were materially lower on picayune
transactions. less than 100000 bushels changing
hands. The depression due to the small decrease
in the visible supply the sluggish and heavy cables
troubles In Chicago might be cited q, inPr IN
hucnoe but the general trade refused 10 credit ,o
malls promptly from the West Inc opening
W. easier anS september went tr, iNm ~ o. 4ssi o5
% i o. % i q and May i from 81
al o. $40 to 81 Os Il6a 81 Os ID The net declines
from saturday noon were 3S9l Ss ce NJ, only 900
bushels were taken for export and only 10000 bushels
for milling purposes. ..o,.oa ..-,v he sensa-
tlonai reports Of killing tosts In Kansas ana IOWA.
but these oontradcted later ana the mSels I,t
their vim SPOT 9ts I mPTSVe Showing landing ssht
inancucc Shippers took $4,000 bushel. here and
5000 bushels at the ouports The options c0,ea
unchanSed Or tribe lower.
OaM were IA cent hotter on light option uao'hs
and :So s is sHss w
spot and 70 arrive but whether for export fGno DOT
The Options ended e. isow points higher
xovc@ssr, 81 q S. December. 81 oa7-s; May
Consequences. %; october. SO; November. 81
December So; May, 81 80 cents.
oats. september. 40 "a; October 4o1'@; Decem'
Lard. october. 90 g; November. 60 CO. December
% IS; January. sos ou.., x.s,or,ov
as follows Wheat. l27.3i4 bushels; corn. "3.l3 ~:
bushels Go1r, 4S.sc4 packages. At chicago; MI
waukee and St. Louis the arrivals were: o Wheat
100, s0l bushels; corn 344sdo bushels e s
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
Gonntrn Golr0.

"a VERY House, Kaonah. y. Y-Amonr Muscoo:
II Us h"'!r,y d. gltl! ba'ihr n AZ ,t,ton
VI farm; terms - u I'd.
A BEAUTIFUL st MMEK ROME. Ar.t-cia,s. Tor 70.
"A nncd family or party Of adults, Lag private
hour; gas wat5 bath. hh'l location: health; View
ling station Address C.S. 3i2 w,y.d ronr call.
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Connlrn Doaro iDantro.

IN ASTED. bo,rt IN FOR gentleman nnt
W wif' not hour from NV. prefer farm
wher' arc,-tonnd 10 buaricrs. Addre-s x. Boa :.
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
FOX PIIITNUEIFIIIA
IAlrta, Tram, /, lO..ONs - x,.,,<
Itl,n,l VALLEY RAILROAD.

rA>srNGEE TEAMS leave foo: 4" 'O''''"1' '"'
M f t% ,ne,i ,oa; Hmm Ees'; ,si bucs aH;
a.% t., e. , Mt . RI raa ''f l,dsc 0
20 49, e. ;r IT. MAJ G 4 JactCa and Intermediate po'"'.
chair %a:ri Sag,si a,,s and ,crr.c4as poas
chair p Gar Ut to Tank!4:.O X to'n"tt''" to K"Aa" -'
y % ';' AID pullman '''' to s'..
sion 50 S'SsT for rcusc Msn cAnh AID interviews"
p'ss'io p % M fT Mum Inns ana ,a"r"ed' p'n"
and h. %rS :. Pullman sleeper to Lyons and SUSPENSION
ssy' 20; #, ss,s in M.s.Ho ana IA coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS: 49,, ,,,s,meu..w
!, n, IN, M,t,h thmna tla,lron ana e1,sS
points. and II u. III. for she"A"a'a" ~' '
10 H. for Mauch chunk and intrmHtia.,e BSSss
~ for "ens , NOE srsvcr 70 IL ons and Suspended
"r'as' Genera, Eastern onlre csj broadway
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n: II vs., T. "a.
- station al & a. e S,ssi s.i
f b"ao IT, and s' sn G' q 10 IS
$. S". =, ~ no. i ui T. p M % p;dsis
niagara rn' r'' and S,r'; :" is - o: S = 70
ii - 90 y; !, an" an = 40 D p M
AS b, b. N: 80 cra..'o, w., CORNWALL Xs-Su5$
3D. ,r r. ,,a.;@ Ss -" and Mc",,,s . ana
s.na%. H., f ;s a u; S a. t,s 10 y
,SGs"f nG' sasn *
ali 80 a. m raror T. ''rana h6t: wa ,ora Hotel
10 ~ and u. ira MS fnoni ~ '.v,n Cairo
HrkVill, and Kaarr-kin. 400 T. M racnvne a . 70
and Mountain iIou>. Il? AL 80 a, ~ uanta" House.
H. Leave, lrl"Hiyn iia tosRsa station
iI ~ ~, a3s ~ M DAILY tpaily except Stss ~
day Ali other train. daily except SUNDAY Tor or in.
Ali, ia rior and .l,"TingCar arcninmorath 7oO
formation apply oc,. ro kiyn 1898 CIV
sGs. ;s5. W42 i 81 broadway ll3 Bomsr,, toot Il
Place So West lSjthst ana West Shore H,sr c.
LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent. Van0sso"''"
New.York.