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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-15

Mnnn0er Conclnre IaCIIitItS are afnpIe TOT
Commihee ali purposes. Hereto
fore, the Conclaves of the Knights of
Pythias Order have been lacking in the
encampment feature, and cities which
have entertained the Knights have been
Obliged TO care fer. in hotels and private
houses, the members of the Uniform Rank,
as well as those belonging to other ranks.
The fact that the Uniform Rank will this
year go into camp will give that much
more room in the hotels and homes of the
city for strangers who viii be in the city
that week. There need be no fear that all
who come will not be fully provided for.
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members of the Order in all parts of the
country, there is every reason to believe
that this will be the most successful gather
ing the Order has ever had. The Mil
waukee conclave will mark new era in
the history of the Uniform Rank, which
will on that occasion, for the first time,
carry out the military idea to the extent
of going into camp-and beautiful camp
thickly-populated part of the city, near
its western limits, the view from the pro.
posed camp-ground takes in on one hand
the tall buildings of the manufacturing
and business establishments and the nu-
merous church spires of the city, the blue
waters of Lake Michigan showing in the
distance; while, on the other hand, the
view includes the beautiful curves of the
valley of the Menomonee river, beyond
which are the green trees and cultivated
fields of the country. The magnificent
grounds of the Soldiers Home are within
sight and but few minutes drive or walk
from the spot.
The tents will be arranged on both sides
of Highland Boulevard, in the center of
which is a grassy plat dotted with numer-
GUS beds of flowers. The camp will have
frontage on both sides of this boulevard of
2, 400 feet, along which will be erected in
regular order the 5000 or more symmetri-
cal tents of the camping knights. In the
center of the camp ground will be large
open space, to be used for dress parades,
which each day will form part of the
military discipline under which the camp
will be managed. General E. L. Brand,
of Chicago, chief of the staff for Major
General Carnahan of the Uniform Rank,
has charge of the laying out of the camp
ground He will assign the different
divisions to their quarters in the order of
seniority. While the discipline of the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-15

OmCerS OIL DIVISIONS
NJ" an DooohAse' and half dozen or
1.0S' supreme o"dnce1or more mounted divi-
sions, there will be nearly 1000 men on
horseback in the line. This will be one of
the most magnificent military displays
ever seen in the United States. Follow
ing the parade of Uniformed Knights will
come long procession of lodge members
without uniforms,
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~ piASC lhtiOS
through the principal
streets of the city.
The column will be
reviewed by the Su-
preme Chancellor and
Major-General. There
will be fully $4,000
Knights in the line.
all fully equipped in
their attractive uni
forms. Including the
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cordial greetings of the
State of Wisconsin and
the city of Milwaukee
will be extended in a
fitting manner by Gov
ernor w. d. Hoard,
Mayor Geo. w. Peck,
and Chancellor Hos
kins, of Wisconsin. Re-
sponses will be made,
on behalf of the Su-
preme Lodge by Su-
preme Ch a nc e llo r
Ward, of Newark, N.
j., and other members
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A thorough canvas of the city is being
made, and assignment to quarters will be
made upon most admirable system, the
persons desiring quarters being placed in
direct communication with the proprietors
of hotel or the owners of private houses.
The railroads are all making the lowest
excursion rates, and it is expected that the
rate wars will reduce to still lower point
the cost of travelling to Milwaukee during
the conclave
Justus III. Rathbone was the founder of
the Order of Knights of Pythias. On the
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and visitors who are not memlers of the
order, will have arrived in the city and be
comfortably fixed in their quarters by that
time.
Officers and members of the Supreme
Lodge will rendezvous at the Plankinton
House at o'clock Tuesday morning, and
will march to the Exposition building, the
mammoth auditorium of which will be
arranged for the royal welcome which will
there be rendered to the delegates. The
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-15
THE DAUGHTERS OF EYE.
WHAT THEY ARE DOING AND THINK.
ING AND SAYING.
An Ola Podrida Prepared and Arranged
by One of Them for the
Sunday Union.
CONSOLATION.

OONSOLAIlON.
When Mjlly came home from the party to
night,
The party was out at nine,
Ihere were traces of tears in her bright, blu
eyes
That looked mournfully up to mine.
For some one had said, she whispered to me.
with her face on my shoulder hid
Some one had said there were tears in he
voice.
That they didn't like something she did.
So took my little girl up On my knee
l am old and exceedingly wise
And said My dear now listen to me:
Just listen and dry your eyes.
"This world is a difficult world, indeed
And people are hard to suit,
And the man who plays on the violin
Is bore to the man with the hu.e.
"And myself have often thought
How very much better 'twoulo be
Ii every one OF the folks know
Would only agree with me.
"But since they will not. the very best way
Is tomake this world look bright,
And never to mind what people say,
But to do what you think is right"
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AotAA
its home to Mil
waukee by tn e
shortest route will
receive 500; and
an equal money
prize will be award.
ed to the division
that will best ex.
emplify the ritual
istic work of the
Uniform Rank be-
fore the Supreme
Iudre The iuloes
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a magnificent hre
portrait. An accu-
rate representation
of Niagara Falls,
$50 feet long and so
feet high, will also
be given, showing
the spray rising
from the foot of the
falls, with the roar
of the cataract per-
fectly counterfeited.
There will be more
than twenty large
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of its character and purposes can be given
than is contained in the following declara-
tion of principles:
Recognizing the universally of human
brotherhood, its organization is designed
10 embrace the world within its jurisdic-
tion-intended solely and only to dissent
nate the great principles of friendship,
charity and benevolence, nothing of sec
tartan or political character is permitted
within its portals. Toleration in religion
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charge the arrange
ments for the great
gathering. Mr.. Peck
has a national reputa-
tion as a humorist. but
possesses as well the
serious qualities of
head and heart which
make him 4 good city
official and an excel
lent head for such an
Executive Board. The
headquarters, at 406
East Water street, are
in charge of w. C.
Williams. to whom all
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18th day of February,
1864, in a room at 369
+ street, near the
corner of Ninth, in
the city of Washing
ton, D. c., in a meet
ing at which were
present Mr.. Rathbone
and six congeniai
friends, the subject of
the organization of
this order was first
broached. and the
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matter-oeract Auditor.

"Fellow-citizens," thundered the impas-
stoned orator, bringing his fist down ha.d
on the table, ''what, ask again, is our
country coming to? And echo answers,
what p"
Pardon me, SIR interposed mild
looking man in the audience, rising to his
feet, 'did understand your question to
be: what is our country coming to 2"
"Yes, sir"
"And you say echo answers what
That is what said, sir"
"Then there is something wrong with
the acoustics of this building" said the
mild-looking man, shaking his head in
perplexeG way and sitting down again
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camp will be as strict
as if the Knights
were real instead Of
imaginary soldiers,
there will be a large
number of knights
who will so into
camp, who are desir-
Gus of giving theil
familiesa a taste OF that
sort of life as well.
An effort is being
| made In omen a oarnp
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Following this recep- Record ana Seal
tion, which will be an elaborate affair, and
will be attended by vast audience, the
Supreme Lodge will go into session, and
will hold meetings every day until the
business before it is completed
On Tuesday afternoon, promptly at
o'clock, General Carnahan's Pythian army
will move forward on a grand parade over
line of march extending three miles
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AVA =
obedience to law and
loyalty to govern
ment are its cardinal
principles. Misfor-
tune, misery and
death being written
in such fearful char
acters on the broad
face of creation, our
! noble Order was in
stituted to unlift the
fallen; to champion
humanity; to be his
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= -
much at home as when
preparing to welcome
to the city some grea:
public gathering. Its
successful management
of the big Grand Army
Encampment in 1885
demonstrated beyond a
doubt its ability to en-.
terrain, and royalty,
too, a quarter Of a mill
ion strangers. Its hotel
I
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-15

'Why do you go into the law? There
are more lawyers than the world can sup
port now" Il know it. Many of them
must starve. Then viii comemy chance
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-15

Collee.or-"Look here, Mrs Brown,
Pm getting tired of coming after this,
money. III proceed to serious measures
if Mrs, Brown Indignantly Leave
the house, SIR Collector (retreatlngl -
Certainly. don't want the house; Is
the amount Of the bill PA aiter."-I Ia
defpsia Press.
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KNIGHTS IN LIRE.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GREAT PYTH
Ian CONCLAvE.
Milwaukee to Royalty Entertain He
Visitors-Uniform Rank Prize
Drills and Parade.

ILwAUKEE (Wis.), June
14th.-The sixteenth ses-
sion of the Supreme Lodge
of the Knights of Pythias
of the World, and the first
encampment of the Uni
form Rank of that flourish
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-15

lie dofe1 his tile and looked thereat,
And 10 himself he said:
Yes; thai is certainly my hat.
But where dill get this head 2''
-Caicdqo Efe7igO Posi-
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factory, and the white satin gown was
worn with charming effect. 1t is very
simple and the same process will cure,
which the proverbial burnt child usually
applies to his scorched finger when he
holds it near the fire to take the pain out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
european Advertisements.
GHNTEFUI-COMfOEiING.
EppS'S COCOA.

UEE.NNIAN Is ..ctpatn "ho" i.u-' va va ~.
Nhcn govern tue ".Ti ION u 1,",''t. ,
t!t,on and II, q careful Application " t"' hn P1".'.
u ..-,lr,t-d tocui Hr. i.pN IA iI"''u' W., ',,
taf!p. ia "A d.lt.4L,K nd' ore! h'Ntii "N' 49,
H.. MANY heavy do-tor-' bt l. J. 80 i y'o' i,,li"
~ r.t dat a constitution may ' -fAu ,iN
1iii - ,,, ffoug enough resist every trnI ht % d7
r,,r flinirri 90, subtle mai dies afr Eo'ti- ' 'r
,,,r.. T., AZ, ,.rf.t-f tnrr is q NtiN p''t. ~
l., many fatal shat. by keeping "ursr We 10 s
with puf- blood and pop'rN h'"r''u ''
- rNic" Gazette Sold ulr In
iaIc H., a. rorcr- labelled thu. flames EPIS
~. Hong opathlc Chemists. London. Lhslahd."
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.EL\W ARE, LACkAN ANNA
lulCuNALLLY RAILROAD.

p,s.rNGFE TRAINS leave foot OF cof;lan4t anN
De.olos''' ~ SG,rtn.t on and iut.,mclat, points.
m T., G,u.,a; Len, i.Iir' 1'' ,'r'' BCn1i9
ana tI W" md prl Imam t. >u-ncn -o; Brider.
ca Nluth Chunk ana insiucdia1' pohtS.
-, !" TO- l. and T. Junction and Intermediate points
Char ear ,r,rN and Intermediate points. Chair
p ri1b ,nn"ck Connection u l:cadnS and Harris,
bu ~ - ~, tor Elmira and principal n'"rred.ate points
ch,i, ca y WkesbiiIc ana Pullman sleeper 10 suspension
Bat 20 y m 70. Potts. He Magch Chunk and ntermeda'e
.'' i-i,,f- a. 90 hauch chunk.
po.nj;o 'hn' -, M,rch Chunk AMI intermediate points
o.D,..ic,t,n {, l..ld!us and Harrison. 2. ,,.,
Conn a. Geneva. Lyons EmiIa Rochester. Buffalo
and he Wost. rClnan sleepe' 10 Lyons ah' Slsp'soh
Is Trlns leaving at a. NJ u a. M p H. , enI 5tq
regions. SUNDAY TRAINS.
,or Mich Chunk. UlZ.rton and informed ate
ro,ote and IL a. n for sAenlhcoah ana mtcImeoia''
poiai 20 u n Tor Maueh Chunk and ,a;e,nedi,s pol
2-lo for Geneva Lyons Elnlfa. Rochester. Fu+alo
nd pa West pullman sleeper I" Lyons ana Suspension
Bro'e' General Eastern ONCE. o35 broadway.
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,y,.,r SlIOHt. KAILROAD. y. \. {. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. \. {. x
W n Co. Lie e ra4 l isay %o WS t e3fie
Stauoa ,oot ~ Jay.st Ncw.lcrk Hluilton. London
bon nS1o q snd iV On taro Is - p NJ IS - p NJ
- i;oS Runa,o Ko hester sgSpen,0l Nr'dce' Mag
= ~ " .tlc, md SNrncu-c 90. 30 - a M. y -.
90 - " r., and all - n. runs only &" ltta.. AIM
tsa 80 Z : 'inI5 gu 81 a. ~, - CO. . Il, I4i
"a 40 D. M. zoo . - . - .. N Cfaa,toa, W.:
rSn 4 S al 80 a. NJ IS 81 co 80 SIS q .o$
~ =. n Il n d. Montreal ami Canada last - a. NJ
g - D. NJ Elccnt >lcpirr ear; ioF blla2i NaSain
nix Detroit. CHICAGO aud - LoH gn nI u Hm,
or VA ~ m Do D. g.. Jcis It' r. = i; S,a,io,
ar, III other trains d,i!r cNe,p sanaay For tckets
mario. serp.ur--gr ol.u citation or M
t..nn ,nniy oicr- Rr ohyn }ti Washington st. 20
it5,ItoSst Annex or,-c. 100 81 Fnonot NeN'forh Cty
40 a-l Tir,atwav Ia H0Nt ~. II Par.
,.. .e' "a west io56.-t aid West shore station foot o.
w.. and ~ JIV-st. North river. e. r..
TwkMpI7TT General Passenger Agent. Vanderbltsve"
Nsw.Vork.
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RAILROADS..


Fs.E ONLY RAILROAD STATIog ~ THE ClTS
Trains leave follows; .u.a
BIO 4. M.-FASI NAIL. 10. Albany, '"'"' ~
1870 4. s. IpcMlCha0 VVESiiBULE LIMITED, DUO
az Chieayo 90 a. a. neAt dayvpprsspaily except
FOO oon.-soUTnwEsTEIT vEsTiBGIiLEi 70 a. NJ,
lIED-DU, Cincinnati 10 90, Indlanalo9 II ~ " ~
4.5O r. M.ONoIiii SHORE vFsTIBULE LIM VI aa~s
Dle at Detroit rs a. Chicago 90 D. i"' INV
$50 r. M.-FAST WESTERN EXPRE3sSi57Duen Chicago
7.ao =; M.IxD!koXbACK' MONTREAL AND BUZZ
g.IJ =. W.NFHS1 ST. LOUIS AND Chicago En-
FRtss-Due indianapolis II &c p M mex Jay '''
FIsHKILL (SEWEURGID. pouGMKEEPSlE', RIM dssS
CLItF (KlNGStON AND HUDSON. ~ ;o I p0u og
I III a % '29 d - F. H. Co 80 SIS
p, for Ga,,oas west Point r.; 30 III 10 a. H"'
AL6N%Y7 -? is 5?i TO- 20 co. 10 go III Is a. M I2 CO
noon, 30, S:55, go G;oo % 49, ''i' D. h''
TE6If 2!o 1920 70 go l;1' ;2 90 n III Se
u1e% Hy 81 TTs ~ ~ % O MI 90
a. NJ l. 700 noon, 80, 100. 80 9l5 D. H., w
RoCHFSTE.R-o 10 90, 10 80 a. ~. IL 90 noon,
100 8 200 80; - = ma ~ 90 night o NM, .,o
NIAG&RAi fA H.i2 1000 10 80 a. M 70 90
AP %I?@ D& 40 80 M5t%TAfNs RND MUNICIPALITIES.
Et!2l a aYf3A So &N s6iS 3sa 10 oo
rr$SSiE& e. r l1 " HiRP mnAhiE% Divisioy-
For tE.t, and ,is Sleeping c,E' aggy e Grapa
s rs s S1'9 W. 2c At .s and Sea- .taen New
YORK 1913 Washington.s. 721 FMlt9n..t and 3Js Sd
ya a"f for ro ADD shSSS bsaase rom
h''f ana rsdce h+oGEh T. Gtna SSlGn. SATURDAY..
A6oys train, t,c.r la,lng at ?lo. 10 90 a M.
,0uI lsGo Igia stop At 2.'G Stri t SI1S
Gaul
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Dec. .G-p. m.
BY the operations of the NcN-Yorl Sub-TrcaS-
ury in the week ended last evening the Ncw-York
banks lost So, 5C4 800 cash. The estimates of the
experts give the net interior movement other
than through the Treasury al 81 100000 against
the banks This gives a net OutgO of over ~
600 900. T0-day's bank statement Of the week S
averages reports loss Of S3,22j,5O0 cash, which
is about the average Of the actual known move
ment. The loans were expanded $l,92l 400. The
decline in deposts-Sl ,6j4 .4OO-is consistent with
tie decline the other changes call for. The state
ment results in a deficit from the rule OF - per
cent of s.. 4eo.65O, against a surplus November
20. of S3S2 $780, against SURPRISES OF S'O3,l1"
December :. 1889: S1.?03.S2j December :, lsse,
and $500, 200 December TO- 1887.
The following are the comparative statements OF NO.
vembcr 20 and December &:
Loan. -: S $3.50 $S Inc KIM 20
300 300 as So 500 I%s 81
,ricgs1ioa ;''. $5i3.20o B. 53sio0 Dee $500
The following shows the relation the total re-
serve and the total deposits at the respective dates
fgss 3s s5s 400 SSS Inc" Inc
Total reserve sos 0269OO s9l sol Dec. SO 22'.'oo
esst depOsits esoa 800 ?sO5O Dec. $4,000
surplu. .. sSs2 $50 's242o $50 Dec. s2Sl2'oo
T. Deficit
The Clearing House statement IS as follows
For to-day-EXchangcs, Sll4,503.64l; balances,
S426S6Si. For the wcck-EXchangcs. S'l1,-
21j,gQl balances. S26.564.62S
TIE DAY IN TIE STOCK MARKET.
There to-day active stock market. and
the transactions in the general list aggregated
205.225 shares in the two hours OF buSll'~s
II matters little what the cause, a general
fright took possession Of the market. ana Tie TACT
that no one knew what he was frightened ~
only served to amplify the results With n short
period OF rest. there was n steady downward move
rent i'm prices from the opening TO tie end
The efforts which have been made 20 create u
general dstrust in the commercial ard mercantile
situation are having their intended effect upon
stock values and the authors OF all the existing
monetary stringcncy are reaplng Their reward
IN dcmoralized stock market, in which they
practically are the only buyers IN some in
stances the prices Of to-day Were lower than
those of November Is. Beyond question III"
market was discouaging 10 every one who feels
inclined 10 operate on the basis of merit ana
from the experience of the past. The market
closed weak.
WHAT WAS DONE n BONDS,
Government bonds were neglected and the quo
tations were steady follows:
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70 G N N S Wv a "a ] a
3 RAILROAD.


on AND AFTER NOVEMBER "a, 1890
Trains stations foot o Dcs5rosses and Cortland
300 /. HE FAST LINE for the West pgllnaaa
sSsu sGerns saa zero, TaF' basHo Sg5 90 D. in
W a an LSq Loc ad A and noSo except sunday.
1000 q 4S Fs GHEcA Ss. bHs:
Drawing ana stat Room eegneg R9es s rsSorS
i sGles rat1d 5sfss iFss al! re ccnve
sSesi Of e eeas e6;s Atves Cincinnati si0 sna
, TI.FQ, t5 a ,o 81 ~ cfiiicAGo AND CINCINNATI
ago + s sSJ,s3S 81 IS5S59s
aanat zoo a. NJ. Chicago 90 IN. and Louis
ss &s Ii5x &fs "a s5s gS@Ghfs sa J ss
9s car WcT to Gg[s ; st. 9n Gfhb sS
Gar Se1Yo OK FadIp3a 5ad pullman Diaaa car
lai 80 D. ". chiss9 30 ?. N. most day. and s..
%" % ''f2af 9'ionS Sssst San rs TOR c E
500 90 r. ."9 !9aG EXPRSs Pullman Byne.
"a. % SasaISdo. %sV e Ms
Sag@, a, q FAD r. f 55 s.
HAa5 .sI ~ $4sHS&. $R %"* s"!
sS9d.y e 20 Si S$siens.G bSlns e.
ssJ go g. ' 70 apG Sas" sdfSl %
ana 90 sua aad q Is AID 80 G S @ &c. Gp %
. or n cassS g'E sr g G!'s.op. sssfPs'
For branch P,:p66 o5s and 10 '5s-
S t0ns ~ q No. Is do not Asbury
pIrk on sunday - .
EoK ATLANTIC CITY: On p n. tihrough Day Coach)
Geekdays, connects FOR Cape May ard Browns Mills.
r. oiJ IT, orfaik. N"wbOrk, Philadelphia
f and Norfolk Rahcil. :oo a. m daily except sunday,
and 100 u daily VIA Baltimore and Bag Lne : 10
p m FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENpresS trains a follows
20. 20 5 90. : 30 . 90. CHICAGO Limited, WIN
5. D. 100, j 90 TO- 90, 80. 400 20, 5 90.
Accommodation II 10 n n, 40 and 100 ?. m. sun:
days. Eypress, 6.i5. 30. 900 lo LimIt@dl and 10
p H., and II IS nQtt. Accommodation, 100 p. m;
check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination.
VI CUAS v pr'GU D. r WOOD
General Manaco' General pass'r Agent
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NENTRAl. RAILROAD OF NEN JERSEY.

~ htls M I-hjtD Of NEh -JlKSEl.
~ rool or, LlBI:GTY.Sr NORTH RIVER
40 a. a FOR fa,toa. Mau,h cEun. %nsesbarra
"a saag [TFs oa Maaes eh ssa
100 q N. To- rs>ton aud Msuch Chunk On sur.t,yA
E1ston, Maueh CaunS aai >h.Elokin. ~ ,,.,,,
ssSfy w1apor: TSfoasn nu %. p.s.o:
o2 E o for f" 6 MIqe9 chq9s Es'dC In
"a p M for Ea.;oa Msqeh chunk. Readas Mar nis
hrrs. wkesbarre. scranton TamiQua POttsvile. sAano
IS B. m o S: astoS: Su5h chank Reading Harris.
80 ,, m. for EaSton and Mlic9,t,o%n,, ms,
SO or H &c. 20 = r:S. sga$ey 90 90
o Long Bah ard points South Soy to 90 Point P,asan.
cxcep. ocean Grove ami Asbury PARK 100 a. H.. 90
30 g n'ak s mr. 30 T. - 20 90 ? 2o AGA
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms Rive. Bauesa. tlsA. and Daracgat. As, sis
For Atlantic CITY vneland and i,ridgetOn a. 445 an
To = Monmouth Beach ana seabrisA, a, sl5 nas
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYA!. BLUE LINE.
dor raa9sR;o- :. CO. % ZOO az 80 ~ II 80 8 a. 80.
S sH9 49, 20 S0G c5 80 80 200 30
f 10Y Wa;htss go ea at CO. Il 80
80 i ~ n rs Is nsEo except sataraa9 2sho sSdSy;
90 800 90 D. a. nave connection Tor Reading isar'
For Sunbury and wlamsport va PhiadephIa. q: 7;tS
A, m q Buffet Paror car 80 10 is midn.gh1
Except Saturday nighG sunday q :oo J.. p.
lchets and PapOtCIr seas can BE- Procured at H. ?G1,
q gll. / y. f'i-av".. 16i Wa>t
iaSth.s5 i3i Fas. i2Jh.~t.. Ncw-Yori. COurst 500
n tol ST 90 Broadway. BROOKLYN.
Sew.York Tr'rs'rr Coulnnv viii call Tor and che:x
baggage from hotel residence
N YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
" RAII.WAY-T-ain~ ltlyc West t.d It. Is fol.Ows
twenty minutes earlier IRON foot % Jay-s- 30 a. m.
Tor NJ dtetoWn, E.i,nV.ls. Liberty, Delhi, Norwich.
oneida oSwego; chicago; 30 p ~. for Canpb,l EslI
town Liberty. Walton. Oneida. Central square Oswexo
Rochester Niagara Falls, Detroit Ch'raco ST. Louis.
. paly. All trains daily cNcept SUNDAYS. TickeA
time. tables s2s pay. J. G. ANDERSON. GenT P.S
J sene er Agent. I6 Exchange Place. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
EAPAN CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL, AND ORIENTAL

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san Francisco follows:
UrrGIC ............ Tuc,day. December 80, p. m.
OCEANIC ............ TLul,d1 lamar, p D. N.
GAELIC. ............ Sltgrlay. February II. D
Ii.f..IC ..... -. Tuesday. March TO- y. Ia.
Suueriiy Appointed-Super.o: Accomu od5ilo:s.
Reservations an ado by letter telegraph TO and
abba t,n, zen - 343 Bs9,tusy Ncw-HorA.
Room a.. Kl.road Bl.lG.ac Frtnci-,o
LELAND SIAM Oi,D President
=. II. GOODMAN. General Pa,,cugt. A-ent
ENMAN LINE /. :. and Royal Nal steamers.
FOR Qt T.'t%NIOWN ND LIVERPOOL
CITY Ot NIW-AORK Wdlr dIy. Dac'ules 10. 3 D. M
CITY or HlI:itN WcIa', lay. j. cea b.s :, . 80 a ~
& - rI liI.~Iik N.,iur-itF H'rtrb p p y q. i.
CRY Ol' H.. 200. W,ilr, lay, J.uuar' a. 3 80 n.
FIE>T CABIN. SO l.a p.E ird a. 2f!uc 20 = 3mc'
a.d Ia. ltcn u room. SECOND CALM outward. $50.
I'~.all 81, STI.tGArE. 500 PETER Wright
SD Is. General A,"l:, Is BOW GREtN. n Y.