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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-10-04


from ambush, but they are poor marks
men and seldom hit a man. / have been
shot at dozen times without receiving
scratch. 1t is this shooting from
ambush and the pranks the moonshin-
,ers play on revenue officer when they
catch one alone in the mountains that
makes hunting them exciting sport.
II have often spent a night at the
home of an innocent-looking noun
taineer and next morning found my sad
die and bride cut to pieces or my horse
turned out of the stable and driven
away Up in De Kalb County once l
spent the night at the house of man
who was supposed to be good citizen
and not in sympathy with moonshiners.
slept in q shed-room, and there was no
lock on the door. The next morning
my pants were gone. Every thing had
been taken out of the pockets and left
in the room. but the pants had been
spirited away. My landlord expressed
much sympathy for my loss, but charged
me five dollars for a secondhand pair
of his jeans trousers that were probably
worth one dollar when new, and had
to pay him the money before could get
out of bed.
'sThe wives and daughters of moon
sinners, as rule, are smarter than the
men and much more suspicious of a
stranger. was over in Clay County on
raid once and was in locality where
almost every man owned still In
such place it is hard to locate still
and almost impossible to obtain evi-
dence against the owners unless they
are caught in the act of making tho
mountain dew / introd uced myself
as a land agent prospecting for mineral
lands, but the natives did not all be-
lieve my story and l was regarded with
more or less suspicion. l was after a
noted moonshiner named Newt Bled-
soc, who was known to have been oper-
ating still in that locality for two
years. / had trouble in finding place
where they would let me stay all night,
but finally native suggested that l try
Deacon Bledsoe.
"'Ther deakin's sot on 'ligion, the
Bible, and sich, an g allus takes in
strangers said the native. l was di-
rected to the deacon's house, two miles
down the valley, and arrived there an
hour after dark. did not once associate
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
ROBERT BROWNING IN 1861.
From American Notes and Queries.

From American Notes and Queries.
was once shown and allowed TO copy letter
written by Robert Browning's sister 10 an htmah% ah
friend of his wife, after Mrs BrownlnGs death::
Now that the great poet has fought the " one ngnt
more the best and the last which he so cOuraSe0us
and even 10Y Ousy anticipated and his lfes eNpcTeCc
the Same intrusion upon sacred personal sorIOw 20
give TO others the glimpse which this leter reVeds vi
his bitter fight with grief, by quoting few sehehces
from ii. ,s .,o Ia
Miss Browning says: Poor Robert arrived the be-
ginning of August looking wretchedly chaneeu anu anu
crushed suffering evidently from congestion Oi tno
BRAIN and in fact i'll that ii was quite inpossoe lo
him to 70 Miss Barrett, as ne lad henucu' w
he went AT once with my father and myself 10 wllu
secluded spot on the seacOast of Brittany where we
STAYED about seven weeks. 49,, A. .h
The absolute quiet and secluslon, loiheu 10 tne
fresh air did him good lie walked for hours every
day though often the only food of any KIND ne tasted
was little milk Pen had his pony WIN nIl' All any
took lessons in swimming; he is looking very wei;
though all his curls are cropped on ana ne II %
like an ordinary little boy. lie always av0los men-
tioning his mother; think he has been 1rghteneu DS
the effect it produces his papa. Robert however;
talks freely OF her. When alone with me ne w9uI II,
IT, as 1t seemed to relieve his poor, burning brain ana
throughout the letter Mrs. Browning is always
called by her pet name" the
" little name
Uncadenced for the ear "
that forms the subject of of her poems mus
further on. Miss Browning says: 49,,
Now Robert has gone to LONDON, ana mas iahen u
apartments in Upper WestbOurne Terrace. lie IS
Dccupied with Pens EDUCATION and Is also preparing
I, new edition of Ba's poems the whole OF tne FORMER
edition having been exhausted within ie" uaSS VI
PEN is of course contraction Of Pennini, itself
as most persons know through Hawthorne. "a dlm
utive Of Apennino' and the name sp0rtVey gwen m ,o
was so very small there being statue In Florence VI
colossal size called Apennino."
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
NOTICE
To the Holders of the Outstanding
Bonds Executed and Issued by
THE UNION STEEL COMPANY,

corporation organized under the Laws Of the Sats OF
Illinois. and secured by certain MORTGAGE also executed
by the said THE UNION STEEL COMPANY dS'ed
August H. 1SS6. conveying certain premises therein
described to the METEOPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
Of the City New-York, corporation organized under
the Laws Of Of NewYork as trustee. for the
uses and purposes expressed and Sc; forth in said
mortgage which sad mortgage was recorded on the ltn
day of November 1856 in Book 19j1. page t51. in
the Recorders OGce for the County Of Cook and STATE
Of Illinois
Whereas the said THE UNION STEEL COM
PANY authorized to issue series Ok fifteen hundred
OF #, corporate bonds the Of one Thousand
Dollars (sl 600, secured BY said mortgage; and
whereas the said THE UNION STEEL COM
PANY by the provisions ot said bond ana mortgage
reserved the right pay and retire the whole or any
mart Of the said series Of issued and secured
By said mortgage. at date OF the payment OF any
annual n,lment Of interest by paying par aud hyd
per cent premium therefor and by giving ninety dsys
notice by publication Ia newspaper OF general
circulation IN the city and, also likewise
In the city OF Chicago; and
Whereas, also. in case of the payment OF the whole
or any part said bonds, the manner above stated
interest upon the said bond, shall IN each case cease
upon the expiration u said ninety days notice, and
whereas said THE UNION STEEL COM.
PANY by virtue OF articles Of consolidation, maze ana
entered into May 2 les9. by and between IL and tho
NORTH CHICAGO ROLLING MILL COMPANY,
corporation likewise organized Under the Laws Of tho
State OF Illinois, created the ILLINOIS STEEL COM
.PANY which said ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY. a.
successor % 4il' ONIoN 'ii-'-' 80 -. - - -. .
Itself ~ the right thus reserved to TIE UNION
STEEL COMPANY;
Therefore, notice l. hereby given 10 the aforesaid
holders OF said bond, respectively. that the ILLINOIS
STEEL COMPANY will pay and retire the whole oi
said series Of bonds outstanding upon the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL. A. ID. 1890.
in accordance and provisions Of the said
bonds upon the presentation OF the sad bonds with
coupons attached. It's Office No. as Wal-St, IN tha
city Of w.York: OF its Office. No. LOGO. in thu
llookery Building" the southeast Of Adams
and Ia Sale sts. In the city OF Chicago.
ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY,
BY RICHARD {. HANNAH Treasurer.
December ~. 1889.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlsndt and
UesbIOsscs st.. follows:
a. IL. for Slatinrton and Intermediate points.
a. ~ for Geneva Lyons, Elmia, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local pOnt, Cnair car 10
Lyons and Pullman % Suspension Bridge.
and H. Junction aud intermediate points.
Chair ear Mauch Chunk.
d. n. for Tunkhanuock and intermediate point.
Chair to Tunkh1nnock. Connection b Reading and
Harrisburg. ..
40 p. for E0ra and principal inferno datc points.
Chair car Wkesbarrc and Pullman slccpcio % Sps-
~ 40 D. IN. for Sstineton and Intermediate points.
40 d. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connect on 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
7 d. m for Geneva Lyons. Elmra, Rochester BunalO
and tie Pullman sleepers 20 Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge. .o
n m. connect for all points in NahanOy and IalrtOn
coal regions. .,.,.o. =. ,r,,.,.-.
m Tor MaGch chunk ~ u iIn and int fiurdiatc
points and 10 Shtn1rdoa aIt lnieimcdnt points
40 y. n. for Mauch Chunk ard Intermediate yoints.
d. m for Geneva. Lyons, Elmr9. Rochester. BunaO
and the Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons and Suspension
'''UA'' General Eastern onlce. 2S5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

COBB OR sHAMo. BY G. G. Murray. 12mo pp' s7e'
Longmans, Green Coz
MAGDALEN'S FORTUNES. Hy Mrs. j. W. Davis
12mo pp. 339. CWOrthington Coz
A DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS IN PROSE. by
Anna L. Ward l2mo. pp 7Ol' (IhomaS l. Oro"eH
e. Coz
rooTPRINTS OF CHRIST BY VIM NJ Campbell.
12mo DID. 375. Funk a. Waenalls)
WARREN HASTINGS. BY Sir Alfred Lyan. 12mo,
pp. 235 (Macmillan Co)
JUSTICE AND JURISPRUDENCE. An Inquiry l2mo'
pp. 57S u. B. Lippncott Coz
HISTORY OF BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT; BY
4. w. Brayley. $40, pl. 100 DOM +, pale q Oo')
p1CT1rRFSOi-E oUFBFC By Geo. NJ. Grant. ouartO
~ (Belford, Clarke Coz
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Baruch Henry. to Afs,d stecAler 40 10 Aye.c.
5,p.c Elizabeth to Louisa schaerer 21st-s,,
ot l-t.a,e. lease. y,ar 5000 ,,t ,,o,, L., A.
mapt Cppr Nof..ani' y.,r, 200 },'.,, ,I,n..,
'' 1ohcn. iauina q, Ambrose Walters. For-yth-,t
,lke' To- Ni-sar,t i's II TO H6ry sr.mne ist-s,e.
bi1r! John T. TO H,u3 1 lmmen. SO $40 loha'e'
dnaan. G,o-ee. to Jo-,ph s,cr. 2ith.,t. W Of
- i,ncr So,oioa aud v.'. 70 N Berger. Lcvi,-st.
t,n@ O., Jl,ob Ilrn,t' " ista,e. of 57th-,t. T.
r,nk. ,-.,.la and uif. and another the Broad
va, saving, Institution, il,t-t OF 'tha'e' years
J2r, & ao& d VIZ. a 70 Fl9' yg, ,.S,, Sglt z doo
I-h ''t n. Is 'ap r,5li 5 ~t,t, Tr.t Corrany n
uunt william u to James T. Crugsr. s. Sth-ave
u4,t william 10 auI wife, to German American Real
I-,at. T.t. ruarmt.e Co. stha'" l-+th-i }'af'
nofmann Job.t to Julu. Lanfenbein. 40. 256 wo-'
Iioaatholr f...r snd wife. 10 Anne L McC,ntosk.
guardian W'h-trr-a'c. map Land Peter Hindcu"l"'
llorran Arthur and ano'hcr; n Joseph "allack 70
'' uoe'u '.,o-,c- al vf. 70 Ellen riuecrald
raae loaa, % M.la. lay q aoa zoo aoother'
F.pan Matthew G. and another 20 Isaac Levy, W
'Iilad.r'..rse- sarah b D.,T Lenitt. ATHEIST.
LIE, ,-mann. sarah 20 Frederick C S,cf'n. sih.
Nande. Geor,c 20 katharine Kntsch, s l7th-st. OF
ista,r years - 900.
same 10 Louis Goldsmith property. years.
g. 600.
~.nuan Mark. and ano To- Jose onat'ia. no -
Ne.i Iienn o. ,1d vlf. TO Edwin N Baker and ano.
cN.rrfor- ,t,. % l-gfl-t. ~ ethINc lu,tamrnt,,
So 0oI.
Same fo me Ncv-Yora Savings Bink OF Sth-aNe'
% ~ I-rth--f. ''Ir. $4,000.
oprnhen Analc TO- Manuel oprnhclm, n W corner
Broom. an1 WIll,tf 20 I fr1. .' 500.
oates. piffi.N and wif 100 James oates, Mont
gou.,rf. a ~ Iirnrf--f % f.ar-. 49, COO
rrango Hcnrr ana wi' '. r. hncs COUNTY savings
Institution n t5th. 80 u' 1i yeats. -i3 900.
~.lhrrh,rQ Amelia to H't .a.rt N Apeoiuann.
Nod.-t ~ Avenue -. 3 years. $4,000.
Tho second German Baptist Church - NrW-Nork ~
John Pcpp'.r and auo. West fd-l NJ 9ha'r.
Thaycr stephen II. and wifc 10 Hobart oakley.
iO2dst ~ 3d ave. Y"ar ell tl'.
TrWhlo samuel. to Charles Tracey 1n tno trustees.
etc. ,d'r.t ~ W'-A'nfi'n-- and other property,
y,lr-. $50 600.
Van Tinr rrrdcr'el 20 E..oli" do Norra andc hard
~ffi.-f - Ws-' i..Nr's OBJ tttr-. -is 500
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
n RnpnSALS non MOLDING SNND.

I ~PEHM on. HAEDWARE. 90. FOK TIE MARIE
ISLAND NAVY YARD Dcnhrr 70 leS9 Sealed pro-
po-al- endorsed lrofo-a, or moding sand etc 10 Dee
ou,ncd January H. $3.50. will Dee received at the Bureau
of ProNi-io and Clothing, Navy Department Washing.
ton d. c. until f. O'Clock noon January 10. 1890. and
ubcy opened immediately thereafter 10 furnish, az tho
NAVY Yard Mare Island California 30 cubic yards, moro
or less, iron modlug sand 500 gallons sperm oil. and
o,uttv ~ hardware of steel casting brushes,
twist drills wrcnchs. iron and steel white lead packing.
cotton waste Sc. of proposals will be fur
nlshod ON application % the Bureau. the Commandant.
Marc Island or the Navy PGY Oncc, san Francisco.
The articles must IN all cases conform TO the naval
standard and pass the usual inspection Tie bids de-
cdrd bv lot The Department the right % waive
defects or reject All bids not deemed advantageous
% the Government. JAMES fuLION, faynaster Cen
ON u. $ NaNN.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Ocean Steamers

ocean JtenmerS
A -A.-A.-
IA TROPICAL TOURS.
Novel and interesting trips on the steamers OF tho
Atlas steamship Co.. occupying Two weeks or lOng0r.
Embracing from two ~ thirty Ports
S. A DAY
dcfrays all necessary expenses Of Tour TO Janlca
IIaytl Cafthagcna Savama. Colon, Nicaragua. Costa
Rlca. and the Mosquito Coast Ports. Only First Cabin
Passengers carried. Address either
PM, FORWOOD y co, Agents, - state St. N Y.
rios COOK { son tourists Agencies.
A NCHOR LINE. t. S. MAIL Steamships
~ GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier A. North River. foor~f Lcroy-st.
Furncssa. Jan. !, y. Anchoria rs a.
Circassia Jan 1 l. a. N. Deyonia 80. Feb. l. D. NJ
Rates Of passage TO
GLASGOW. LoNDoNDfRRY Or LIVERPOOL:
Cabin s45 and $50 Second class $50. Steerage, $40
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE VIA AZORES.
Route ~ Algsrs ami COast II Morocco.
rAYAl.. FLORES. GIBtALTAR NAPLES. VENICE
AND TRIESTE
VICTORIA Wc1ue ,day. January B.
FOR GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES
5. BOLINIA tuesday, February H.
5. $. CALIFokNI - saturday, February -
HENDERSON BROTHERS. BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
10 SuIpKlnLnERS-OFFICE OF THE

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw.YORK
y TRlnU NJ WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
PrOWN OFFICES, No. ,3S broadway. Thirty.
nrst.st until p M; $50 Broadway, between Twenty.
second and Twenty third -t,.. until y. m. 27O West
Twenty tnrl-st, Eghth.aNe.; l52 SiNth-aVe.
i53 Four,rayc. corner Fourtccnth-st; 76O ThrdaVe.
corner Fotty-seycnth IO26 rhild.ave. near SiNy.
hrst.st l.7os Firstayc l06 West EoTty.secondst st.
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East Onehundred. and
twenty afthst up " y. M. at regular office rates.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
DED STAR LINE.

IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New YORK and Aniwcrp WeeSyo
NOORDLAND .-..-. W dn'siay January o % 3V a. M
WFSTERNLAND W,dne,l,y J3naay - II go s,oD p M
s.5 and urNarI. >. .ppd cabin $35. EXcui sion. 500
fP,FaTiEE WRIGHT SONS Grn'I Agts.,0 Bowling Green.
TNNlAN LINE L. s. and Royal Mail Steamers
TOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or BFkfIN "Wednesday, January 15 - 80 D. m
CirV or CHESTER wednesday. January -, q a.
CiTY OF CHICAGO .... Wednesday. January %. ! D. m.
Cirv or NFW-YORK Wrdne- Law. Feb ,. , 30 a. m.
FROM Pier a. y. r.. adjoining Christopher - Ferry,
CApTN PASSAGE. $50 and upward. SECOND CABIN,
-. thplT Pr rIe IGF 400 PTTfR WRIGHT & SONS
crDoo,ai Agents ROWLING GREEN. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
n m N S Wv A N ! a
4 RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JANUARY 1. 1890
: ---...- =. .---- L-.i u Dc.hrOssea mud Nort-

Train. i,.,c station, foot Of Dc-brO--es aud c0rt-
anG' gan ~ gi" FAST LINE for the West Pullman
Nc-tilua sleeping and Parlor cars Arrives 14c1''
and st. Louis 3. nrNt DAY. conn, ~, a., '
wi4ge.t Io.1 i9Sr4 and Remove except Sl'u''
ona ana ,o',Ui'' riiI' '1 y%TLvANIN LIMITED. com,
I'D rl'u.,,ly of Pullman Vo-ubuc, Drawing ana
ton car ur,-,utna ai.' and ee' ecn', bath room.
bad maid. habr ,hophr''y and AL the onts9isnIyy
o,G movable 'I'.tri, lights. Arrive, Cincinnati 10
=, oo - 81 i,GH'IS. tIiiC%@o AND CINCINNATI
IXPEl~>. Pullman Ngstlpllc ~ ping az r,,,t ag I,
PRISONER coach Ncv-York G. Columbus; Arrives ID, m
ln.st n ~ a m.. Chicago D. m, and 1t Louis 80
$50 p. Vi. IiI WESTERN rxrEEss for a!l point .,i r.
bg,. o,.tinr Gar Ncs-yo-k 20 P.tt,hurg - Louis,
., car N.,. iorS 10 ib'adcihls ATri,r- A. ca.
Gnnat 80 r n hl'.l1 NJ 80 connr'tS fof Clc1,and
~, a,d .o,fo &.t \ri:I~S Pullman ve.tbule
~" t''rnr ar -Yora 20 chicago. Ner YORK 20
oai =. o.. Columbus - p m n'N, aaf "'G h'1s91 az
~ Co--. f-'e t" oh Regions. Cleveland ana ''''"-
BurlnonE. WASHINGTON. ANo THE eorTn.
ee. I ,' m no Soma, a r a.fa Naia"S'iR Sit Sita
bmnr '.- CO.. n ~ +, % : o6 a6a - 30 a.. d.. ! oo.
da, o' @ ,ol 800 . ,oo,. s an Jn.s,'s 81. 1'i and
dh.o Ea. ra, nna 'nco'au Si,.p'r'. Dining Car and
ror lriA>rIt-C C.IY leo D. Do. Throl-h car wees-
aa,-. i.r ''r. N'z "' :, -. w'Ita It" ,,,,di,,,,
,.t >..tl. E,.r,.d %. .C0 u. daily "r'pt SUNDAY.
,.t .oo d. r daily ,a Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
ron rmILADTLPnIA
@ t.f, ,.n 20 1 .pO 800 10 chicago Limited.
XIX pr..t car and l0.lo Washington Limited ard
e f..I', r D. .,n % - 10 3 on. 800 el. 800.
!, 100 o. .U a 900 ,o ,nd % 900 p. n lrt t. 10 night
.......... .t.a. Do goa. ... SO and ODD D. m SUM
49, f.lf..- .oD o. 70 p 49, goo .lO Limited and
To-, u 20 a.aI. g. . 3' d. .2G ,ud % O.. r. aud
f..I,r.-It t..nU" odtron. 'N J. r
4.. ~t.A.-s Ir.-'.- Company viii call fo- and check
ft..-.... f.,rI i.f..- tf4 r..t.uf'-.
r.r t.-.f,- ~ iocn trains apply to anT ticket AGENT
u f..
tilt~ g. Pl GH J. i. WOOD
t,...-.l Nlnacsr General Fa--'r AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

nrr,v.NORK AND CUBA NAIL IS. COM
Y pANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO
From re, l9 and H. r. X; IA a, :, ,u, a. N Sat jan
80, ,,.,,,t,....rox }UaN, ProsF,.o. Tan, To-, .
st-NtCA Havana and Mataulas ..-...... sat- Jan. H.
CIENFUEGOS. }N1,'"1' g.g5: Si 90 u' Tburs jan .
For particulars. freight or passage. apply =
JAMES T.. WARD & CO., ll3 Wallst
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
SIS. co.
Proposals.

ID ROPO>AL.o for the privilege of taking fur
seal, upon The Islands ot r. Paul and ST. ''eorse'
Alaska Treasury Department. washington u. c.. De-
rrrbrr 80 IooJ-Ihc seer OF tA, asury viii Ic-
.,r sealed Proposal, until twelve O'Clock noon on the
m day " January 1890 for thr exclusive right o. take
I'm ~l. uluu fhe island, Paul and ~. tfcOrSo.
Aa-a for the term OF twenty t-o years nom tn Arst
Nty. l~.u. t-itau.y 20 thr provisions oi me
statute, the United states. La addition g. thr specific
requirements, of said statutes the sIctr,siu bidder Wil
b. required to provide suitable 9rudns Tor a pnoic
school cach Island. And to pay the tNlnse or main
tanning school, tn,seon DURING p'od Of not IL than
cI4ht month, rt Ftl, as may h' required oN inf
Sr,irt,r, Of The Treasury: Also ~ pay % n lhha9,
iut, oi said -aud- tur labor performed by them 'uch
n'-ttl0 az may tr prescribed bN thc
Secretary uf Treasury. The nt hrl of seals o. De
au for their skins upon said Islands during IN" wear
,ndlnr l. 1881. WI h. limited 20 sixty thousand
and succeed uE years IN" number VIII De-
determined the secretary OF tn Ira,ur>, ia Accord
th. pfoNl-ou- 1W. The rlshL j. reserved 70
reject and al proposals not deemed 20 b m accord,
with best interests ~ the United states ana o
the inhabitants said islands. A. guaranty OF good
faith proposal must Doe 'uWhnled bN "a properly
certified chc drawn tinted states National bank,
o,nc % the ordc of the Secretary Of the Treasury, IN
IN. sum Of one hundred thousand dollars lelOoVoO';
Tho check she successful bidder VIII Dee retained ana
forfeited 10 TING United state. unless he eA,gGte tns .e'
bond required bl law. Proposals shod De- auHtee''
to the Sccntty u the Treasury, W3shms99h D. - ana
lndoI-td ''l'ropO-ll, for Leasing seal lsaud-.
WILLIAM WINDOW. secretary OF the treasury
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
NEW-ENGLAND
LOAN G TRUST COMPANY,
16O BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
Capital paid up, 100000.

THIS COMPANY WAS ORGANIZED IS 1876 AND
HAS LOANED sl4.0OOOO0 IN THE BEST CORN.RAGS-
ING STATES OF THE WEST WITHOUT LOSS TO
ANY INVESTOR. LOANS ARE MADE ONLY UPON
PATENTED LANDS IN THE OLDER LOCALITIES.
OUR DEBENTURES ARE BASED UPON SUCH MORT
CAGES DEPOSITED WITH TIE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-NORk. AS rRUS-
TEE AND ARE PAYABLE AT THE BANK OF NEW
NOHk y. B. \.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
RAILROADS..

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NLW-JLI;-AY,
~ FOOT OF LihEi;I{.,r, NoIdH 81 IL. LIVER.
.oo IiMt 41', , on NEG.tiI.t,,O, I,i...n ,l,,ch
chqn1 % to9 Tsqlneda s,i .,oa Ba,.m Alien.
town and Mluch ChunH'
''os % ''1 a. g, of Latc Hqateons Ea-toa nco.hc.
inE HARRISBURG Pou-vil1 lamaqua sAamoain s.n-
'D1' 90 p I for ilI.ir.ton f,-'ou Beu,.b.n A.u-
town Maucl Chune Reading liar .,bag. ror sls. ,c,.
Chunk WiiEcs.arr., scranton. Ianagqa. saaao B..
80 30 % a n To- Tor g Soqefs a%a ",. [
chSn2S i;eadn$, Hafr9alr ~. On SUNDAY ct 80
ZOO q. ~, sgnda'e, for Ea-ton b.t'.D.'n. Alien
town. 100 Npac a; P' chanS s4Ie' aad FoS. io '' A''
Grove ESF ada Eq roa nanf rasat sl g. II ' =
,. n. Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove or
For Monmouth Beach, sgabnght. etc. at 30 10.
II 70 For a. Atanc @ O9 9hqla1 Via Maavan aud Keport
For LaiEcTood 80, 80 a. NJ 90 10 $40 D. m
For Toms River and BNnceat, 80. s 10 a. m.. o0
~ For p Atlantic City. vincand and Brdgcton. 30 H.
co. 90 AS. ; 80. C:1o. 8 80 p III. sundays 90
a m' su0rTrer AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central r. r OF Ne%,&Jgr, & h'G1 i9n% a. ana Iadns
S'' Hr ~: Iadephia at :OO 40 = 30 II 90 am 30
Si922D4SYS 92 S 8o G g 80 a. % co. 30 co. 90 D. %,
FOR Imore and wq-gGgtoq Gaiy at ao y o2 Tex
ccIt sunday a. n 600 10 o2 90 p' NJ "a 10 t,'I Foo
80 p n - is night connection for reading Har.
Pq arl&s5 & cqT 2. can M e P,Gca[ed Pea at Cd H. " 7G
4l9i "a m faii I5ts Sey3orS Courts $50
Ne%YorE Trs@,fcr Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

GEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at the
y onice OF Supervising Architect Treasury Depart
mcut WashingtOn, D. c., until > O'Clock p. the
4h day January 1890 Tor all the labor and materials
required build the brick manhOles and trap we'll fur
n~h and lay all the terra Gotta sewer pipe cast iron
drain required Tor the POstOnicc,
&C. bwiding al R6oklyn New-York In accordance with
the drawings aud specification. copies " which may be had
ON application i. o0cc and the Office " the Supcrn.
tcndcGt Each bid must Doe accompnnicd 10y certified
check for 800 The department VIII reject all bids Ie
crycd after the time nNrd opening the same; also.
lids which do comply strictly with an the require
wcnts of this invitation. JAS. II. WINDRIM, Super
Nislng Architect December 10Th, 1889
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
RAILROADS..
N NEWY0RKCENTRAL
81
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive and depart from

GRAND CENTRAL = I iiSNJ
Fourth Ave. and Ard ST., New York.
From December LIST, 1889. Trains leave as follows;
$50 W. FAST NEwYoRK STATE d1La EXPKEsSrtef ,soc{S
Gandagua ochser Batavia , and hasqi is WaGHt SSd To
Canandaeua daily, except sundays. Buffe; Smoking
isp Composed exclusively OF Wagner NestlouiSS
Bullet smoking and Library GaTnh Bi59r WITH SS state
Room. Straight SXteen-sect and Private oSm2afS M
ea,"rintse6 system. Arrives at chicago at 80 a m
1850 A. VI. THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMiTERIIinoF ITIaI-Ing
WaSngr VcsbGe GIs5S DrsWng oom Dining slcps and
Gale smoking and Library OaIS. a'o ts1D oD heated and
:1ca hSasi by gs.,h e, no % Extra 1p'S fS h sharsed
11jO W. WESTERN DAY EXPEEsS o daly nSt eA'SpI TS
Wd Of Dcirot or Cle25and Wagner Palace Draw
Ga G O?9 S9racsc 10 teSSand Bfo and chiSaisO baiSs
Car New-f ORR to Albany ser >t9HhT%N%il AND ST.
6'pc r " w. rA m Gf sid 5S HSac HS NIsfiS fa Toronto
MIN t'Touen Waanci Vcstibuic sleeping Cars DIN
inl car to Albany serving dinner. .,. 70. ,,oc,ester
1890 = VI. tAsr NlGhr LArilssmior Kocng5sff' nGs'
iUlI0 NIalara idS. Toronto, t'Nc1hu IN, lln'o,,
-. Lcui- 6.troii ana Cncsso, with through wagner
'oi' 81 A' 1Lo &N6 HiAAM fALss so "a no no . 9'So 30
FOX AjEt ~ GENYA ANp ~, Al 4 - 100 100
a. H., IN 90 a. IN. 80 p m"'lo'oo p ""r i-'0'
FOX ROY SARATOGA, ADIEoNDACk MouEIAiiNS5i M 1 q
5Ei:KsiuEE HILLS, VIA HARLEM D1Vis'oN-tlo'SS
o u iCrm,ton IN regard the above and al oinSr
tram. IA tni- uuc. ioI uchcts ana ,%'c III
i.o,r aud ~. yts tar- amply Gland lonifd SatiWl'
,r ~ &C.. i'{ 10 ana yi3 BtoadWIy l. fark flaCe;
,S NJ ~ l.Jf-,t. l}~th--t station N'N-lu'h 90
Wasnnston--, 72d fulton.- ana '''7 b'd'oru''' 10 D
BIouAIfn. ,..,c,,n from,
V.-..f rNur.-- calls for ana chr'hN b"EEd5c ii"''
botaI. auc 1,-dcic,- through 20 destination.
Iu,iv ..,rpt sunday. DalD except Satufu'y'
Othcr rams Iun daily -o -. and - .Oo
Al tlln, c.crpt those .caVnr al 300 a. III ,,rs anu
midnight sop At .,tn--t station To "be Oh p''''"h''
,,,'W \, iDt ny GEORGE "a DANIELS.
,,i s,.,.rt,f'udont t,rn, raj Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

THE BOOK or oPEN.AW SPORTS octave. 500
4 lagts. illustrated The standard authority
Dl,oi-air 1ifu-ecnt~ itua Tor sailing,
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding. Nc.. &C. In
full ~ Der Published by The Tribune. New-lOrk
Entertaining and universally eOLpumoned W ths nress.