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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

what permanent Improvements, / viii say
that such buildings ~ are constructed 81
lumber purchased by the association. L
should call permanent buildings, and such
sheds and other teuemeDts a. are built
with lumber rented, will he considered
temporary and may be removed for the
benefit Of the association
i>igned Y A ENGTI-H
Mr.. English's proposition was consid-
cred very generous based upon the pre-
sumption that about the same accomno-
dations would be required a. last year.
But IN view a. the fact that something
more extensive Is contemplated IL is scarce
ly jusr 10 either party
The same committee was continued 70
adjust the agreement and the meeting ad-
i0urrra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
NEW YORK STOR F.

beginning OF the paving on this thorough
fare. Jasperite was chosen by the council
for this avenue, at the suggestion of the
property owners, and it promises to be a
very comfortable and elegant driveway.
In addition to this work the Water com
pany has been relaying a great many of its
mains, substituting iron for wood, at the
same time putting in extra connections
and extending and Overhauling its entire
system.
The Gas company has been putting in
additional service and making alterations
and improvements in its pipes and lamp
posts.
The Electric Light companies, Telephone
company and Western Union have taken
advantage of the general tearing up of the
streets to put in extra poles and replace
old ones
The curbing and gutterieg and the lay
ing of stone and cement side walks ordered
by the council are still going forward.
The work Of laying a standard guage
track in the place of the present narrow
guage on many of the streets by the
Wichita Electric Railway has actually
commenced. The pavement Of the tracks
between the rails and the erection of the
overhead wire system viii follow immed-
lately.
The heavy force of street laborers en-
ployed by the city and works of public i'm
provement going on directed by private
individuals have given the streets an
appearance of great activity
The marked increase in the retail trade
since the opening of spring has added to
l,gr = H. - 4. IL 4
who have found it to their interest and
pleasure to visit Wichita have again
swelled the busy, busting throng that
may be witnessed any day and well into
the night on the public thoroughfares.
The perfectly delightful weather which
predominates at this season of the year has
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
MI s. NcGilI. of Cincinnati. i In he

Mr., J. s. McGill. of Cincinnati, is in the
city the first time in nine years. he spent
two years in Wichita in the early history
and returned to his former home in Gin
cinnsti. He let ii be understood yesterday
that had he known when he lived here
that Wichita was going 10 be such a
magnificent city at 50 early a date he
would not have made his last change II
was almost impossible for him TO think he
was really in Wichita Is there were 50
few OF the old landmarks aud the change
had been so extensive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

Yesterday morning about o'clock
George Downing 9-yeaE-oid son q Mr
y II. Downing. who for some time hes
been elevator Doy IT Hotel Metropolis. was
quite seriously injured. lie vas taking
the elevator up and ~ the third floor bis
knees were caught between the ali and
elevator, stopping tbe CAGE. The water
pressure was nor very high OF 81 s th0uRht
both legs would have been broken ard
possibly absolutely cut of BE vas held
there until Mr. Glide Wsrr ran dram from
The fourth fo0r aud reverted The pressure
His cries while painfully fastened were
quite sufficient 70 arouse al late sleepers
a. well a. make IL interesting f0F Hii 9th
eu. Dr Geo Whrl0ek was called and
found DO bones broken brt painful bruises.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
SECOND ANNUAL COUNTY CONVENTION.

The second annual county convention
for school district officers and the friends
of education will be held in this city Tues
day May 9th, day after tomorrow, Prof.
Winans, state superintendent, will be
present and address the convention.
Professor Pence, county superintendent,
has everything fully arranged and there is
no doubt of its success. \ number of ad-
dresses will be made and instructive
,aaI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
WICHITA'S wHOLERALE DRY GOODS
HOUSE CONCERNED.

The recent reorganization of the great
New York dry goods house of II. s. Clafin
& Co into a mammoth dry goods corpora
tion has been a matter of wide spread in
terest in trade circles. and provoked wide
discussion of the subject of dry doods cor
porations in eastern commercial papers
We clip the following from recent copy
of the New York Commercial Bulletin, one
of the largest trade journals in the coun-
try, as being a neat compliment TO and
commentary upon the success of a Wichita
jobbing house, the Johnston s. Larimer
Dry Goods company:
The dry goods corporation
is a comparatively recent development Of
western ideas, and seems 70 be prospering
certainly growing.
This is its first appearance in the east.
and whether or not its influence viii prove
contagious must remain 70 be seen The
majority OF the commission men inter
viewed upon the subject regard the Clafiin
corporation as an assured success. aud the
corporation principle itself as a sound one.
They refuse to elaborate their views, but
point in confirmation Of their theory 70
such concerns as The William Barr aud
Ely Walker dry goods companies Of ~.
Louis. and the Johnston & Iarimer,n of
Wichita, and 'FW B. Grimes dry goods
companies OF Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
NOTION DEPARTMENT.

We make it a rule to always have on hand
anything and everything our customers may
ask for, and to offer the superior qualities of
every line at prices charged elsewhere for in.
ferior goods
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
NOTICE.

The W. c. T. L. convention will be held
at Garden Plains on Wednesday, May =,
beginning AT 10 o'clock a. m, continuing
through the day and evening. An inter
esting program has been prepared and a
large attendance is desired.
Mrs II. L. GILLOGLY.
MET. H. X. TUILER. County Pres.
County Sec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
FLECrIoN oF OFFICES.

The board of directors of Garfield Post
association elected the following officers:
DR.. H. Owen, president; G. w. Larimer,
vice president: VI. Stewart, secretary; :. Z
Jocelyn, treasurer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

TIE pupils q CzFitsn sehool. tozssksr
H-ith TIE tsaachsrz. had = picnic a. David
s0E PAX yesterday. i is fhe arss pAcnls
q is.s ysir ~ Tar AIT .ls ssefns taat ths
iirsz osgsrs lls-Ey For saeh 81 oeeasl91 80
!fll5rosszi hT tAs Carlton sehs9l Ihs
tssrssers - tte c.ty ere uasksag aTTsag@-
heLtz ~ sgesi4 eay ioesi Aer ii re gzzfk-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

As an evidence Of the increase IN rail
road business in the southwestern part q
the state this year over last. the Missouri
Pacific for the month OF April handled : 81
cars, and the corresponding month Iast
year !. leo on the same lines.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

Mr GiendeHninz. from CENTRAL fosvs. ths
father - SIR. Miles. ~ C1ldSater. Whsze
husband Killed Dr. Prieharr!. az related ia
our yesterday mornings dlspatchss.
reached this city lasf evening. u fad thai
be couldn't reach ColdHttsr before zfoB-
day RE I'D not Know sThat The frsgsbla
va until he called ~ ths E2sLE ofEics.
he daus,ttsr o1iy tsieEraphiug f0r hira o.
come quick. a. sac uzs Isl great frvutia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

a peculiar ser.saslaz yesterfisY failed -
fzliY n4aferializs & husband thoaEht ks
had good grounds fag sus.srtlug tf,sst hiz
wife wac killing MIN by SOW pois7n. bns
when lt came 90 tlle fsDsat - arTess5fsz her
~ refused - s.sa she naTrnu. Gu 49,
cent n vErious danesssc ogrnpilcss4rsas
ths asthorties thought be-. - drip ths
matter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

TIE following Etndeats entered fhs
Southwestern Eusinrss college dursag tte
week Joha Grant. E-lisworta. kzsss +.
= 8asiey. ColwleA - T. EoteF1a. Riley.
e. o. 1ustznan. Colacil CsF1se, Ms Mare
CARR M.n.eLa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

Ar = l. Gay o5lfer q ths Tr5uas
H-arsT. OklaA0zns. aoll ,s Panied - ass. A
u. F~r1Der. cssInelsfssan. Il, tass clfgs ea3isai
yesterday Tt-.e Fsat5@nse1 are enEuzts
g. PARIS. T@ras. - astrel ossFf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

Mr.. / F Perley. Of Emporia. one Of the
oldest merchants in Kansas, and principal
capitalist OF Emporia, who was merchsn-
dising IN Topeka a. far back A. % =, Was
in the city yesterday. He had not been
here before in years, but after brief drive
around our streets he said that after all
the glory Of Wichita was in her many
beautiful homes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
DOMESTIC WASH FABRICS,

Special bargains in French and Domestic
Satines and the very latest effects In Zephyr
Glnghams.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
RIBBONS AND LACES.

Now on sale the latest Importatlons of rib
bons for millinery and dress trimming, repre-
senting variety of styles in new plaids, stripes
and gauze effects.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
DIR. L. L. ALLEN BACK.

DR.. E. B. Allen returned from Wash
ingtOn yesterday, accompanied by his
wife Upon arriving at Washington and
looking the ground over he concluded not
to present his name to the administration
for the governorship of Oklahoma,
although both senators and the entire del
egation stood ready, as did many other
friends, to make a hearty and the most
vigorous fight possible. The doctor don't
say it, but the fact that the Oklahoma
bill was changed in some of its terms, by
request of the administration, indicated
the direction of the feline's leap. The
talk started in some of the western papers
that the Santa Fe and Rock Island rail
roads were taking a hand in the fight,
there was not a word of truth in, so far as
DR.. Allen was concerned. Having decided
right away after his arrival to withdraw
his name he concluded, for the sake of
Mrs Aliens health and his own pleasure,
to spend a few weeks seeing and visiting
the historical and pleasant locations and
sights about Washington, and the weather
being pleasant he had delightful time in
so doing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

laid off in blocks, live to see not only
one of the greatest and richest cities of the
west in Wichita, but city unrivaled for
its long, smooth and delightful drives and
sylvan beaIltv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
KANSAS SILK CULTURE ASSOCIATION.

The Kansas Silk Culture association,
originally the Western Silk association,
met yesterday and effected thorough or
ganization. The charter viii be taken out
Immediately. Several suitable localities
are available and the exact location will
be fixed upon during the coming week and
will be within the city limits of Wichita.
They will be able to take off a second crop
by using a second species that may be put
on the trees as late as June.
The office of the company will continue
to be at 235 North Main street. The fol-
lowing officers and directors were chosen
from the charter members: Miss NJ. J.
Palmer, president; Mrs. VI. A Russell,
vice pres ident; Mr.. J. F. Miller, treasurer,
Mr.. c. L. Smith, secretary; Mrs. L. Bird
and Miss Rose II. Chaplin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
GLOBE.

An interesting 81 eau DC sea 90
PAGE seven. iapk it mp.
GLOBE as = Douglas Ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
lIIzl3I
SPRING AND SUMNER NOVELTIES TN
=. GOODS

We are offering an immense variety of new
fabrics this season, including many rare and
beautiful effects in the latest shades and COM
binations Of colorings Special attention is
directed to our Paris robes and novelties; also
to our magnificent assortment of French hen
riettas, which we are offering at very attract
i've prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
STREET PAYMENTS.
THE GENERAL APPEARANCE OF THE
PAVED STREETS IN WICHITA

THE GENERAL APPEARANCE OF THE
PAVED STREETS IN WICHITA.
Street Scenes in Fair Weather and Foul
The Bustle and Confusion Seem to
be Inspiring to Trade--The Ad-
vancement Of Wichita not
Only Warranted But
Demanded the I'm
provement.
Main street will be paved under the
present contract from Lewis street to
Park, distance of about fourteen ordi-
nary blocks. The work is already COM
pleted to Second street, and another week
will about see the end of this contract.
Market street is already paved with
asphaltum from English to Pine. and all
the intersecting streets, a distance of four
long and four short blocks, or about one
mile
The work of paving the alleys with Fort
Collins sand stone is also progressing rap
idly.
The excavations on Douglas avenue have
commenced and a few days more will see the
III IAh VII MIN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-30
NEWS AND NOTES.

Some one commencing Philip of
Macedon for drinking freely.
" That" said Demosthenes, is
good quality in a sponge, but not
in king"
Never speak well or ill of your
self, says an Eastern proverb. If
well, men will not believe you; if
i'll, they will believe q great deal
more than you say.
The largest tree in the world,
according to statistics lately pub
lished by the Italian Government,
is chestnut standing at the foot of
Mount Etna. The circumference
of the main trunk at sixty feet from
the ground is PIP feet
The latest experiments made with
carrier pigeons in connection with
various European armies show that
the normal velocity of the carrier
in calm weather and for q short
distance is about 1910 yards a min
ute. With very strong wind in
the direction of the fiigt bird has
reached 1880 yards a minute.
Don't you think there is little
bit too much of lovely woman now
aday? She seems to have her fin
| ger in every pie, from the editoria
to the political. She is ambitious a
once about brains and bonnets, anG
she is perfectly willing to wrestl'
with any question in public, no mat
ter now abstruse or how diabollca
it may be. She has the cool ant
calm impotence peculiar to child
rem and fools, and if she does " &c
there" as the slangy boy woulC
say, it is oftener because of Thu
than for any other reason.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-30
GEO. w. LINCOLN,

THE BUILDER, AS CON-
workmanike
still plenty all kinds
building enabled
bearing that all WE'LL
Thanking the public for past favors,
/ remain respectfully
GEO w. LINCOLN.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Boar6 fOdntr0.

<UANTED -Gentleman and VIE want t room 2a anu ninWe
ado from ferries please state terms. Address H. BOX
On Once.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.

IAAINS LEAVE ~ rOLIOM
$50 A. M.-CHICAGO VtSIIBCLE LIMITED-due a
Chicago . 80 a. next day 49, - o.. ~
1920 4. M.-sOUTHWL I'm VEsTIBCLE LIMIT.
ED-due Cincinnati 80. Indianapolis 10 80 a. n st.
IO.5U A. M.-WESTERN DAY EXPRESs-daiy except
sundays. Train leaving saturday does not run west
4.5O i. M.~NOETH SHORE VESTBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 10 m. Chicago 80 D. N. next
800 P. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREsS-Due Chieas.
900. Cincinnati 10 D. m, It. Lou, - .. M.
9.I5 y. M.-FAST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO TX.
PRESIDE indianapolis II 20 y. N. neNt day, ST.
FISgiIKiIfL' SKI L'VC VCNEWVEr GGH pOUGHKEEPsIE. RHINE.
CLIFF CKiNGsTON1, AND HrDsON-t 30. fi0 80.
II 80 a. m, 3 30 500 tG.2, m, also ioF PoLsi.
Eoep,ie - 20 a. H., i@:3Q 80, %, 6 90 80,
9l1 /: m. lor Garrison West Point to 80 III 80
MRAXy rIIcH sYEAJCsE,' RocHi;SIER. BUE:
IALO AND NIAGARA FALLS? 30. 90 no %
a. m., 900. 80, 9:ij j. ID. Also for Albany 80
m. ahd or ALBANY, Utica syracuse Rochester and
Suspension Pr dsc, 20 p nt ,,- ,,o,.>.7,,,,e 40,
go. 1920, 1870 a M, 3:io 90 3il' p. NJ,
AuBtKN, GENEVA AND. CANANDAIGUA- go.
BERKNHIRr HILLS, VA HARLEM DIVISION
til 10 q. N.. 30 p, H.
for and spare Ia Se'pdne Gers apply a. Grand
l. PARK Place j3 West i25thst. and l"oA-st sta,on,
TcN-N orf: l33 Waehm .tln9-. 12O utpn-st ana 395
B,dforGayc.. j.. D.. Br oAl}n.
Wc,tcot> Express calls tor and checks baggage from
hot and resid,nceo through - i",'h3, i"n.. al,
Daily except sunday. Daily cNc cG saturday. Other
train, daily.
Above trains except those leayn. at 80 m. 30
80 80. 90, p =. m, and l. midnight stop AZ
join ii. T0rCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
tfpDoril Manager. t,en'l Pass niger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
LLOYD SIS. co.

.WiIl call at trUantanamo on outward rip
f'' D'jJiHMnEEs J&MEs Ee'vs whDD D5:1cS6s Csc -PRy 5
NORDDErTsCHER LLOYD S.: co.
SH2RT R1ToGn&mIhrF6N n2TI TS L2%PoS 3N6 SanMEx
s'n;F; $Hsf 81 lxFIs5 tI2P RS ?si sS; Ho0'Asn
oPs q 4. - am sm fds f5S% %d Sa jn Hay %
VIZ. cabin 800 a3d ugwari berth accordns 70 R lOca:
G second oG ocs L? 19d GO CO. @ So Bews e
DhCIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
LINES roe CAIIEoENI5AA IArAN, b GiiITAx MAxrco.
From NGwYor. pier 700. o. 'I fena s, s. pSa, = E
''' "a :til;% }5d e: ,s,s @1,'
CITY or RIO DE JAYEiEo 81 ..ils Tae.d,y July sp
o' FeSH' Sce ol a. pT ana to Of csaa q '
c0iDp''' H. j. srILAY. General superinteaden..
GUIoN. Line: u-. ,, srr,vrro
E% d. sHTS E>E X :; EfElSAsa$5SL
%z2NS 49, a}'i : g E E.
Hf5S6SN Ms S6NsY gc,i'y, 1tS Jy '5' s. 90 = = a n
N'iiT' ca53 a,-oge $50 $50 800 Second Cabin.
sSo ,'u y. 'iN6fEiiiLI. < co. s. Broadwav y. Y.
CHARLESTON. ;. C., the south s southwest.
" JACKi2NTYEbbE AMb Ah PL2HP2 LG6P2yr f?1N'S
T2 BIG F5 III X r. a., 80 Ge;5:sii' F. & M 90
SdHH@Gr SSfAiHGrE cnaic,oo and jak.oays f. Jun.
3 ..eaner Lave nrtci4s. passenger actommoda
Insurance ngW2 oEe a. cSeri S S Hca, G S' O''
T. O. rcrn EAos FoT3: La; STE s. Eva a n Ny
pED STAR LINE nn,s
MT<ff%&&B I<f%&B ~eo4fs !gas gai. = 3, i : r,
FF csSa o '5 soa se 1eT1 a, eidced srsSat rae.
S'Fpi: STI wlGHP HT SONS Genr Asts Bowling
uAMBrRG-AMERICAN PACKET CO.
L i -
r.i',j Haatur- NV twin screw OF 10000
tons % n9f L SE 2g2 to s%it& i%S22i
couab 10 a T J"a@ 5o y y S fHH' y a. & In jGy J
Atevlc. a Jae 8 i;ga ,!ail2 80 Pm % Jqy y, 10
s,Slner. I5ayc iron Hamburg Does, Ho6osen. y J.
S2ecinl T;' 81 q' SL 10 r. FHsSAG oITicE
y. Ft'HSEaRs q H5iaa. So
DED "D" LINE or STEAMSHIPS:
IL FOR LAGrAYEA, PTERTs9 cAREdLo ,;AifIh cURACoA'
Calling a, TRINIDAD to il2d asd embark passengers and
rct oj Ts,i River, o.
= rliiiGA8f rliiiGA rrlA wl,y II. g.yS q 80 80 : H. u.
r,c H American .tcamshp. ,esaiiy 61iit to the
trade '''S '''' IioorcI%o% 9LIsSs 6&LLtfEWlT...
CTlTE LlNE-BETWEEN NEW:YoRK,
y ASGg5W ANR ,M9ELLt L33HN,BDT,NPpEE D, p RR{STrs
~ i.iXlET9oL. LoNPP9X RTDILIX liz ,S 50 ~.
sTATE % Of %f2GA 5gtlNA Hagfa1yJ Ja @e 20 70 NJ
CABIN passagc s5j O. $50 eccoins q auon oi t o''
.nd IRON an parts Euiopc al lowest rat. RON PIE!
1oIur,hl stores south Ferry Rrookyn, y y For frfght
and passage apply 70 Al >rGN BALDWIN Co -, raj
Ascnts 8 BroIdw.y n Y. Storage ONCE Il BrOad"Ay
WHITE STAR LINE. .,
oE T6 sTl9 AY9 HIXFHP22PRhhu MII
1,crfn.n'c Juno 1870 81 IN. Grmanlc July l6 o. m.
'T,u'ou.c. June p II a m . "Noh'J ~, ,-2S ~
Brl,ann.. July . D. n. Bt,a1nit July so, p H.
'Nai-.t,. IrlN Q II 80 Ma. site Au-. . 10 a NJ
From WHIT Star Dock foot ot West lOth-st -,
.Sccori cabin the-e steamers. Sal)oi rates soO
and ,tpafl according and oratitN ~ hertn
rord ,ahn $40 and SO Excursion & kets o. fayoralc
term rage. SO Comp3ny's Ofre. NO ~ BrOau"aY
Ncw.York. Pit ate pha orice S05 Walnutst
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
CryrRN, RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JLkHtl'
" root o. Liz; tll.I,.l. N2Rt 50 .o ~ HiN i-l'
$50 q. n io- t..ning,ou ia-toa. j. thi,h'n A,ien
town Mauch Cnrnh W.lhr>Darrr Scrn,In m E.sahs Wv vl
in,,ort IN : nda,, Tor Ea>ton. B-tiI'nem Allentown
nr A. Wi for fl.uing,on fa>.on. B.;leh"m Allen
town and Mauh Chqnk "a >MG1' FOR I3g S,o H0add ,ad
.55 and 90 a. . fr nston lake liqpae0ns'
:, rantop Er,dns ul.r-b"rs. poJ,liu" Iama9la sne
amoh3 -o5 S9G'Tr ct r,ror 55 Gar % wam.port
90 p u for ,,,,,%E me- Realm IIarr.s6urs
To.t,.ir &C. on SUNDAY, for Ea-ton b"'hleh'm' AIeh'
Town Nauch Chnnk and F'i,>l,iii ,iii.., ,uo,oyn Nauch
,,n," " .ti.c U1ri..burr. Wlkc,harr.. scranton Iam'
aqua 80 SAp1; d. @ Tor remne;on. Lake Horaicons. EasOA
B'tt' ti ~ .. ii. ni'' 70, So,r,iuc aod r,.mng.oa.
- d. r. for il~ton. Bethlehem. AI'htoNh. Maueh
chaa s.ies M ,D4rs sunday, @ ad,.5, a. 80 p. H.
and o rint 'S r.a-iat 55 5 Sia. II i; u 30
40 zoo 1 $50. 80. 10 D. ~. sundays > 90 T, H.,
30 p m. SUNDAY trains do not stop az OCEAN Grove OF
N' lor Atsnc Highlands, ,a M9'ag an and Newport 80;
!, 10 81 p. m. 30. 30. , 80, 30 D. d.. sinci''
'32 a. n wool Toms River ard Barnesat $50. SIS
a p o, ,;on,c 3S 81 Cy 'vineand and Br.dseon 30
30 Eot p. Freehold. 30. s.l5. 1il5 m. 80. 80
9o or e or r'' 20 60 80 8. 10. 30 p sundays
900 a M 'SSiNDY HOOK ROUTE
rop rOVG BRANCH oCiAN GROVE. &c.
u" From Pior : foot - Eector>t. ,..,.,,.,
ror Atlantic Highland. Hiehland Ba,h, N,ttDrt""'
Hormouineo ~ Ra' n. Sa,useat, 90 p m sunaay ~
M m. For Lakewood Tons ENSr and B'Fn'eab t0u
a T Fo llb roa ocoan Gryc A-bury par roG pl as'n
Srnsa,s except ocean grove and Asbuy Park at ~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ne N S Wv a n A
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER NAY II. $780,.

IN AND AFTER NAY II. 1890,
trains leave oatoas DesDrO-ses and Cort'and
stree sirae,. ..'t as follows 1--WE -, ,,. v.., p,,n,,
300 Aa4 d ror SE f,r the Tss TfSS ceteaa aad
- a. Columbus 80 a. M o9i.aso ~ ?, "a,
Sgd sf LSq' o Ha,ea m N and henOSC except s
1900 a. iI'SI MSI-,iHhh 2fWiGEK ANp CHICAGO LIN.
/ s5 compo.ed exclusively Of pullman Eesuonle
d@a RTi'g 18g,eFatoa aRa % ciS' S re,,ntns naSa iDo
:1:s :sae. .q 3 a EssI 5 ?na1s and u an ss s
GIFTED by stationary and no.at;e little iisht' 81.
a:cS P MsI IoTs l'4 'GHfcHGo A%D ci%diSy&Ti
EMPRESS. Pullman Ne~,ibyle Sleeping Car and Dining
Plsr Pa! H" cdae 25 NYo l2i To- cauo. i5 anu vcs c c
einna,i II - H.. Chicago 300 p H. aad st. Lous
e,3or II. %THE &fTsrEEy ExrREssS f?r all Role.;ss a
Sceplnc Car wYors to I1t,burs s. Louis. Chicaso
e2 aa MTRd N Faa,y'q Hd at Focd Pima
90 a. M m seod gq Horn G m Connect, 10. Ce,ti,ni
1sd roi%G diy SsIS r =, v..,n,. nnr
;5 %s%YST y,,sS GRS'sS I'm, ESyXG5 H
p b." ~ clcyeaHd 655 p. - ncxt day. ara c6Sgo -!
a. ~ .econd morring u pponnsct' do,rao "a dsIy and
ir, eycopt SATURDAY '''"'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sOrrH
gay. except sYaa, lo9 a. n" a;,.;; 4 Ea1ns;?a va ,;9
regular cApr,s, e.2o, 500 24d s39 a. n r. 70 40:
Caiy only 16 100 IoT p m p SUNDAY 80 20 SO
id,a6Sss. 1a g "a and ohio a Ra1ay aHa acaa %
Ra@F c1pfAe. 3 e. FGurh 500 P m n day p.,
Car and Day CoachI weekdays. connects for Browns
Minis. For Cape MAY. 90 Z. n. wee6-dsys.
For Od Point and Norfolk, Via NcwYork. Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad s 90 a. N. daily cxcept SUNDAY and
90 p m daily; Via Baltimore and Bag Line. 10
d. m. weekdays.
FOL, PHILADELPHIA
L1press Trains leave follows - -
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited, ard II %
a NJ l. 70 / 90 2 10. 3 90. 3 80. 90 80. 90.
500 go 90 ,od 90 m "a snd on u u 10 n nsns sg:
a.ys Esprsss SIS $50 60. 70 L5o!.sd, 6o I'd, lGa 4
o. H.. and l. rs night. Accommodating. z 90 2 H.
fhe New.York transfer Company Will cal for and
cheek baggage from hotels ard residences.
For timetables OF local trains apply TO any tckS
agent % the Company. ~
CHAS Z. PvGW. J. Z WOOD.
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New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
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amidst OCEAN and mountain views. renowned chef and
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