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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04
Association Spring Meeting.

ST. LOUIS March 3.-Chris Won der
Abe has called a meeting of the sched-
ule committee OF the association to be
held at the Burnet house. Cincinnati.
Tuesday. March 10. The schedule meet
ING Is really the spring meeting Of the
American association. and matters Will
be settled up bearing on the season
OF 81.
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Killed Their Officers.

LONDON. March 3.-A dispatch from
Chill, by way of Buenos Ayres to-day
states that three battalions of infantry
and the entire Fourth regiment, all
forming part of the Chilian government
troops, stationed in the neghbOrhood of
Pisagua. nave shot their officers. and
declared themselves in favor of the rev
OlutiOniStS.
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Rock Island Earnings.

CHICAGO. March 3.-Vice President
W. G. Purdy, of the Rock Island road,
announced to-day that the estimated
gross earnings of the entire system,
both east and west of the Missouri river,
for the month of February, are 81 ,022.-
ST.. a decrease as compared with the es-
timated gross earnings for the same
period last wear of S132. O45.
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from my druggist. and obtained almost imme-
diate relief. l began TO notice that the sealy
eruptions gradually dropped off and dis
fully cured. 1 had the disease thirteen
months before / began taking the RENE
DIES. and in four or five weeks was entirely
cured. My disease was eczema and psoriasis.
| know of great many who have taken the
REMEDIES. and thank me for the knowled ge
OF them. especially mothers who have babes
with scaly eTuptiOns on their heads and
bodies. | cannot EXPRESS my thanks to YOU.
My body was covered with scales. and / was
an awful spectacle TO behold. Now my skin
i clear as a baby's.
GEO. COTEY. Merrill Wis.
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Director Davis III.

CHICAGO, March 3.-Col. George R.
Davis. director general of the worlds
fair. is at home suffering from pneu-
monia. 4 member of the family said
to-day that Col. Davis had quite a Sc
we're attack OF Ia grippe last winter. and
that doubtless has something to do with
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STILL RUNNING.
Events at Guttenburg. Gloucester
and New Orleans


GtTTENBUEG. Nj. March 3-FirSt race,
seven-eghJhs of a mIle-Ossa won. Innocence
second Doodle third. Time, :.s224
Second race. seveI-eighIhs OF mile-Red
Elm won. Glitter second Bessie third.
Time. l:02L
Third race. three quarters of mile-Dal-
svrau won. Brussels second. Longevity third.
Time. i.l5i2
Fourth race mile and quartcr-Joe Court
ucy won. Macbeth second, Armicl third.
Time 2aEa4.
Fifth race. mue-Periwinkie won. Frances
: second. Ill-Spent third. Time l4S4
sixth race. ScNen-eighths or mIe-OZOne
won. Stoniugion second. John JAY :. third.
Time . -.
GLOUCESTER
GI0UtE~rEIi y H. March 8-First race
six and 9 half fUrongs-N hIte Nose wO II
Baltimore second. Prince Albert tnIrd. Time
..5la.
second race. four ana half furiongs-
Madgc l. won. King Solomon second. \scOr
third. Time. los.
Third race. six and half furlongs-Lakc-
wood Won Vera second, Raymond third
Time. ILL
Fourth race. seven-eighihs 81 mile-Re-
pudiator won Hemet second. Doniey third
Time. l:.4.
Fifth race, mile-Crispin won. j r second.
kyre third Time. a.
sixth race. three quarters OF "a nie-Fftz
Lee won. Refund second Avery ihigd Time.
l:l9.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS March 3-Fir>i race half
mile Atlanta Won. Vivian second Tcma-
hawk third. Time. II sec
Second race. half milo Black Charlie
won. Lee Dinklespeii second, Mamie third
Time. 81 sec.
Third race, four and d half furlongs-
Orphan Boy WON. Regardless second Nellie
i third. Time. 5sia see
Fourth race. five ami I; hail furlones-S
ross Won Reed second Bonnie Annie third.
Time. 1911.
-ELEt TIoN>.
Gloucester First race Can't Tell and
jackstalt; second race. >iumhcr and Tartar:
lhifu race. Alderman Mac alr,l Post odds
fourth race Horse ana Jim Gray: fifth race
/ Long Island and Prodieai son; sixth race
Reeve d'Or and ! G.
! Gutenbnrg-First race Ianncs and Gil.
1 mer; second race. Lyceum ana Althara tillv:
/ third race. Sunday and King Eric: fourth
! race sal harper and Germunic; ffih race j
| Courtney and Nosburg: sixth race, Lottic
/ ana Fragrant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04

san FRANCISCO. March st is
stated here that in accordance with ar
engagements made before Senator
llearsts death the horses of the Hearst
stable viii fill all engagements. The
colts in california will be shipped East.
and at the end of the season Will be
sold
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04

CHICAGO, March 3.-A meeting of the
Chicago Railroad association will be
held tomorrow TO advance passenger
rates to Montana points by way of
Ogden. in conformity with the advance
that has been agreed upon from Mis-
souri, river DOintS.
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Employees Bounced.

OMAHA. Neb.. March3.-T Thirty clerks
have already been discharged by the
Burlington Il Missouri road at this place
and PlattsmOuth, and men are being dis
charged at every point possible.
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III = F'VIINTI VIIs WITVI
which came off in layers.
accompanied with itching.
| would scratch every night
until | was raw. then the
next night the scales. being
formed meanwhile. were
scratched of again. In vain
did ! consult all the doctors
in the county, but without
aid. After giving up all
hopes OF recovery. | hap
pened to see an advertise
ment in the newspaper
about your CUTICURA RENE
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JOINT CONTRACT RULES.
Western Lines May Retain Full
Tariff Rates.

CHICAGO. March 3.-The joint rate
committee of the Trunk Line, Central
Pacific and Western Freight associa-
tiuns.which has been considering COM
plaint that certain Eastern and Western
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Rid of His Rival.

MARTINsVILLE. Ind. March s.
Frank Dice ana William Clancy. two
young men of owen county. were rivals
for the affections of young lady of the
ueighborhOOd. They met at Atkinson
vile. when Dice drew a revolver and
shot Chamev. killing him instantly.
Dice WAS arrested.
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Death ofJohn II. Hall.

NEW YORK. March 3.-A telegram
was received in this city to-day an
nouncing the death of John II. Hall. the
well-known railroad man, at Thomas
vile. ga. Mr.. Hal! went South with
JAY Gould a few weeks ago. but took ill
ana Succumbed to an attack of pleurIsy.
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Chicago Man 4 Winner.

BEAIDw0oD, H.. March3 Con DOYLE,
Of Chicago, and Scotty McDermott, of
StreatOr. fought ten bloody rounds here
last night. when Referee Dixon decided
the battle in Doyle's favor. Opinion
seems equally divided as to the merits
Of the decision.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04

\ hard cough distresses the patient.
and racks both Lungs and Throat. DR..
ID. Jayne's kXpectOrant is the remedy
wanted to cure your Cough. and relieve
both the Pulmonary and Bronchial or
cans
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04
Gregory ParaIvzed.

NEW YORK. March S.-The famous
colt Gregory, by Macaroon, dam Alum
dance, the property of c. SattIer, is para
lyZed in MS headquarters. and Will have
to be destroyed. The colt was valued
at Sl5.00O.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04

his present illness. The physician has
given strict orders that no one shall be
admitted to see or talk with Col. Davis.
His throat IS badly swollen. ana it is
with great difficulty that he speaks at
all
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MORTAR SPOTTED SKIN
Covered with Scales. Awful spec
tacIe. Cured ia Five Weeks by
the CUJIcuTa Remedies.

About the 1st of April last noticed some
red pimples like coming out ali over my
body. but thought nothing of it until
some time later on. when il began 10 look
Ike snoIS of mnrtar Snnttal ON and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04

This has been the fashion
since Time began-farewell
to the old and welcome to
the new, and this will be the
fashion until Time makes his
bow and throws up the
sponge. As we greet the
coming visitor we speed the
parting guest; it is the same
old story: the king is dead;
long live the king. Spring
styles now grasp the scepter
which winter welded so Wig
orously, and to spring styles
you mustyield the allegiance
which the deposed monarch
enjoyed. Even in a repub-
lican country Fashion is a
despot, and his mandates
cannot be resisted. They
include all the latestand most
fashionable stylesof highland
medium-weight Overcoats,
all ready to wear; So for a
good one, $40 for the best
one, soneat every price be-
tween sI2 and $40.
How about your Boys
Clothes
Mail orders solicited Catalogue free. Goods
sent on approval.
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Solo. everywhere. Price. CUTIcURA. SOC. ::
SOAP. zoe. REsoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRATIoS
Boston
S-Send for''How to Cure skin Diseases.
81 pages, 30 illustrations and 100 testimo-
mails
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Cutjcura Resoivent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and great
est Of HumOr Remedies internally to cleanse
the blood OF all impurities. and thus remove
Cure and CUTICURA SOAP. al exquisite Skin
Beautifier externally (to clear the skin and
scalp and restore the hair. cure every species
of agoniZing. itching. burning. Scaly and
pImpy diseases of the SKIN. scalp ana blood
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s.: . rs!
A PATTERN.

The announcement yesterday morning Of a
sale of ESQ Paris Robes at $4.75 pattern brought
in hundreds Of customers who quickly availed
themselves Of the opportunity of securing $f2 Or
S15 Novelty Dress at the extraordinary low price of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04

uiAPLES. blackheads, red rough. chapped
! vi and oily skin cured 10y CUTICURA soar.
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PaI S4oCcsS- safely, privately spec Oily
BLOOD !: =: =; s; s: ::
m AAA nd Skin Diseases
~ Aas ~ ~ ~ Bones. BIotches.

Eruptions, Acne, Eczema, Old
sores, Ulcers, Painful swell
fngs from whatever cause, pos
itively and forever driven from the
system, by means OF safe time tested reme
matism, the result of blood poison, positively
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ilnfurnisbc6 apartments toRenl

THE BROADWAY. 1,425 Broadway. wm.
l.. Fish. Manager. fine suites /;
southern exposure one single room, service
heat and gas in the arrangement.
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6cIp tl)anieb.

Females.
AIDES 70 do writing at their homes
L. good wages guaranteed. ADDRESS witI
I, SMYTHE, South Bend. Ind. PrOpr. OF
The famous Gloria Water.
AIIES positively furnished handsome
having home employment: n9ht. pleas
ant. simple work, sent and paid for by mail
no canvassng; lend stamp iSf seaisG Is,r'
tIcuiars or address on postal Tor clrculaf'
1oIIARELLE CO.. Fall River. Mass.
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! HOOK.-By young. competent swedish
| " girl a. cook; wages, $2j or SO best
reference Call Mrs. NALM BERG, swedish
| Bureau 352 fth-aye., 1 flight up.
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domestic e,ituaiions tpamtsS.
females

A LII KINDS OF German servants. with
"A hrst-clsss references, always on hand for
city or country L. S0NNENSCHElN'S
LICENSED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Is 3d.aVe near Sth-st
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tlGis 60 fei, iinfurnishe6.

a ,i'liI room, aud bath steam
6sll - decorated near PARK lovely for
- iehlhes. 40 West 6tth-st.
a ~SsAi.AIH0N. - East s7th st.-Ele.
n f-t1 apli unents, 3 rOOns. steam heat
~. H-kfolement7 hall Attendance.
IL lAck BUILDING
LaYse a., ss~i-efe.. entrance ] East 2Sth-st.
SOC small suites Tor hOusekeeping.
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COOK = CHAMBEKMAID and WAIT.
" RESS.-By two young Swedish girls.
speaking English one as good family cook
and do washing, the other as upstairs girl
willing, obhging and trustworthy; city OF
country best references. Call or apply 357
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n UOK-WAITRESS and CHAMBER.
" NADIA lady leaving town wishes
10 ind places for two excellent servants.
Call Wednesday and Thursday, $40 St.
NlehOlas-aVe.
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ipork tuanteo.
Females

- TENOGRAPHiC work and ali forms OF
~ ppewriting done At shortest notice and
ON very reasonS BILE terms. Room 90. Tfib.
une Building
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n oOK-HO USEMAID.--By two Can.
~ adams good cook, washer and irOnef
oDliging waitress and ehambcrmaid entire
WORK together. WIth Mrs. TYLER, $40
Gth-aVe., above market.
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Doar0 tuantc0.

w ANTED. by lady. warm. subny room
w with board large hall room with closet
on fourth floor. Will answer limit Fi2 PEI
week between 44th and 5StE sts.. and Madi-
son and 9TH aVes. references exchanged
LADY, Box ., Tribune Office
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tuork il)anteo.

Females
YOUNG LADY Of experience desire
A position as bookkeeperi competent 70
cbarge OF any Office WORK highest
,s1s,enees' ACCURATE. Box 4, Tribune
LADY OF experience, VITA hlgh,,st
a recommendations, would IKE the
80. ot a ulOtheFlcss little girl Addrer'
t.. Box 447, Litehheld. Conn.
LADY. conVersant with French, desire
n a position a. mahusenpt eopgiSs ~.
~ typesriter or long hand references eA'
CHANGED Addrcs, M. ). r.. Tribune once.
0NPETENT and experienced young
4 lady desires position ~ ONCE assistant
Addfess l.. n. N, 13s Brosd-st.
Any OF CULTURE AND REfINE,
1 NEWT North German) has dlsehR9keu
a1farnooo hours: conversation, efahns y
Ilteritnre, TO ladies or children hoaefa'''
TEACHER, LBS 2d-aye. -
-. -,I1T0G1 GPUER.-Yo Young lady desires
no .Ition In photographers gallery Al
dress PHoTo, 1886 sumner-sVe' Brookiyn'
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n OOk;-By competent young woman
cook fine breads. all soups, fine desserts
and msde-up dishes; city or country; excel.
! lent references, Call l,0l7 6th-ave. be.
I tween 9TH and 5Sth Sts
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fillsccllancons.
- ENTLEMEN wishing to dispose Of their
VI left-off clothing at a fair value Will
ulease call Oh or address EDWARD
MILLER, 6S 6th-ave.
n FW ASSORTMENT con. tsntly arriving
y Of hat pins. stick pins brooches and eN-
elusive novelties most suiDlble for holidays.
JAMMES. 900 Broadway and IL w. 3Oth-st.
1HE celebrated Layallere Corsets are
i the best-fttng and most coMfortable ~
the world 95c upward. JAMES. Sole
Importer 900 Broadway and ID w. 3Oth-st
xxTILLIAMS'S PATENT WINDOW PRO
w TECTOR.-Cheapest and best invention
ever patented for keeping out cold and du I
and stOpplng the rafting OF windows. 1,293
Broadway. corner 83d-st., Room 4.
az ANTED.-A publisher for an original
w story Of absorbing interest forty chap
tors 400 pages MSS. plainly p written en- p;
titled "EVef True, or Maud Ruggles" u
heats of the varied phases OF human life and
society. and abounds in romantic Incidents
ana exciting events; would send MSS Tor
Elimination Address HARDWOOD, Box
"a, Tribune ONCE.
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ADV would like t. secure h0usewoIk
- for thoroughly reliable Protestant.
family OF two or three; seen from u 10
{. Present employer, 81 West 3Tth-st.
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MADAME GAFFNEY. Bureau OF Place
LVE gent, 81 West 2lst-st., for private ram
lily goternesses. maids, chsmbermaids, seam
stresses, Mattresses cooks, laundresses.
nOusew0rkers buffers nrst-class bureau
recommended by nrst-elass families.
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Bnsinrss Cbanres.

TX lGHT TO MANUFACTURE and use a
- machine for painting and staining
shlhglesi patnts or stains both sides at
Vhct state or county rights for sale. For
turner Information address Box 063. Plain.
Nv ANTED.-E Young man,
Win few hundred dollars, 20 ,oln
starting small factory, South splendid
GpDortnnities. Address T.. ROWE. LOSS
BioaoWay, Brooklyn.
GSll WILL BUY half interest. or each
POOo $40 per cent. Of large fortune
Immediate returns on new specially. Address
TELEPHONE, 100 Duanc-st
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Brakmonn August. to Baron de Hlrsch Fund. cor
ohaye and s9thst yGs 1000 Mos.oO,vo Of
IaTmett, Max to Washington Life Insurance Company
n @ cor of Rivlngton and Lewis sts $4,000.
Cameron. AcX, to Peer Donald oothst. of 10TH
cusack, Jane to Twecdy OF Bayardst; yr s12,-
Connor Charles to EmiGrant Industrial Savings Bank.
9thave and IoSd' sin yr S $lSOoC cor Madison
ave D ags S9 to 'f SH No 2s East oSs
Eddy, 7, to Pcnneman. n 45th-ss' 5th-ave'
Freund. b, to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. No 232
West l4th-st, year sIGCGo ,o,,... Ava
1855 Sd u9ios s sG Te O6 Guarantee and Trust Co. No
IIaslett Esther, same and ano, 11th-ave 103d.
Kern 4, to Serman American Real Estate Title Guar
an' Klein GC Ecned s'S to FIAT raee Division
Lyon 4. to A ii Hudson 425 East soth.st, years,
Lessaner, Bertha 70 Title Guarantee Co, ssd-st, W
Larkin susanna N G ; to same, 5istst sdOvc, 2
Norton Mary j. tS tho Baron de Hrsch Fund cor
d Ncw 6oT David H. to Trust Co. WaSCTy Place
G FaRa Geo ySaf to Bodfsf SSOG sshss willis.
run Charles to Julia oo Cameron, 21ss.st of
s%H sd%G h G 5s5s Lie Co.
"on Samuel Butter 9s Msrt5r cs 81 years SS
stewart, Charles to T Stewart 1oth-st, of 9th.
ave (3). nstals, $4,000
smith, James W, to Storm, 800 0th.st 8 years
10000.
slborscin, David, e Greenwich Savings Bank, 157
DiCccEsr'st ] yeairi si2 600 0,,,, ,,.. o..
ave, year. $1,000
schwartz Anton. to Dry Dock Savings Institution
n cor 2dave and 73d-st. | wear, 0.000
Smith. Julia Il, TO Title Guarantee Co, 500 3d-ave,
years $4,000.
Thompson James, to NJ Canda, 12oth.st, Of
SHAVE note. 81, POI.
Vilblg Fanny. to r Rlddock, lot 53i, map Mclrose
South, 10 years, sc 600.
Wise, Charles. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. n G
Washington Place, @ Merce'st, year, el50.000
Wclland, Anna. 10 l. Kennedy, n 1O0th.st. W Of
Cd ave, months SIS.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
TEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CIrz.
Trains leave as followsi


Trains leave folIows
p,lu A, M.-FASr MAIL. For Albany. Utica, Syrs-
1861 n'ia:ssc % vEsTiSUIE LIMITED. due
1880 A S'f BAY
12sSo ASoon-soUTHwEsTERN vEsTIBULE LIN.
IrED-Due Cincinnati 10 100, indianapolis IL '4o m''
4,5S PouHS S SHORE vEsT1BULE Limited
Due at Detroit ut l5 a. M, Chicago 4'oo D. ' neA'
500 p. M-FAsT WESTERN ExPREss1lDgc Chicago
ea 800 oPinnab &N6 Su MioNfREAL Ex
1850 aSf; ,M.-pUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
s.i5 p. Mast ST. LOUIS AND chicago GO E *
sE5F ffhasfgR s RE5Sg
y s..;ss &c, $.sS r.
ALGA sS 81 s 80 So % iG 2s &c. 70 90
noon: 1890, :55, $50. 200 1925. 49, OILS D. m'
TRoY-f7as. $40 10 800 10 30 II rs a. ms r. 20
ur RfSSHa AN fS ig qS r. is o 6oo ?sa
I'm, IL 100 noon so. 100 80 9:l5 D. M r12: 100
pGE$SIoS 10 3 81 90 sS So NOON 80
sI S5SS 81 3 b e. 1920 1880 m. 70 100
S SS AND q oaS SiES eyAsaG 10
BERksaiREE Hills fG VIZ HARLEM DIVISION
c.5 3 q Car apply y,s 81 sraqa
$50 h1aS Ind f sss RS
sSS EaPress calls Tor and Shss baggage from
SasSHsA DSy except Saturday
70 81 SSJs s? 49, g5G no;G IS ;arns g. - 80
an TohN % n %6TahT stop i s's f;Y
General Manager. Gen'i Passenger Agent.
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS /

PASSENGER TRAINS lea'e 1907 I" Coruanus sno
Desbrosses sts as fouows' .,,.--,.
A. m for slatingtOn and intermediate points: NATAL.
10 a. M for Geneva, LYONS, Elmira, Rocheecr, baha
and the West Pottsvc and principal local points CHAIR
cav To- LYONS and Pullman car 70 Suspension Bilagei
.So a m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points,
ii a. m for and Il. Junction and intermediate points
Chair ~ Maueh CHUNK. ,.....at.,o ,o,r,s C,.,,
car TO Tunkhahnoek Connection " headhB anu harH'
40 D. NJ for Elmra and principal intermediate polnts
Chair car 20 Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper TO Suspension
Bridge. r..-.,,u ,,.,.A chn,k ara ,n,a,ues,.
ate noints Chair 10 Mauch Chunk.
ave- no 10 m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pointA
Conhecton 10 Reading ard Harrisburg
7 D. IN. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmirs Rochester, BunAo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and SUSPENSION
Bridge. 80, -, "a O A
D. m all points in Mahonoy and Hazeiton coal
''e' SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 a. m. for Maueh Chunk, Ha.elton and ntermedan
points md II a for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. -, c.,. 49,, ,,,..,noa,.,o rot,,.
n m for Geneva, Lyohs Elmira, Rochester. BunAo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Saspensios
Druse' General Eastern once. e35 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07
DELLA ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN IA LI,UAD,
Shortest Line Npstil,u pIlinlan Coaches.

WESTERN RAILl;OAD.
Shortest Line Nesubucd Prllman C9a a,eo, ~,
m.-Bulio and Oswcgo Express, VIA iaterson lor
Water %sp suouds6lrs. Scranton BnghSmton6 owSego,
ithaca WaVery fmira, Corning, Bath, Ddntiie oNer'
burne. Wateryille Rchfeld Springs Utica Mt Norris
Greene Oxford Norwich Cortland Syracuse Fulton and IN.
rttston, wilkesUarre DanviIIc Nolthumberand AT
Bufal0 with trains for the West
20 a. -bnshomton Man, Via Boonton. ,,,. 49,,
D. .-Bingfant0n and Eimra Express Tor water Gap,
Sroudsburg Scranton, Owego Wavery, connects at
scranton with trains for Pttston Kingston and Wilkes.
ilo p. m.-serontOn. wllkesbarre and Plymouth Lex
press.
80 p m ldaiyl-Buralo Limited Express via Pater.
StrOudsburg, scranton, Bnghamt0n, Owego, Wa
verify, EmTa, Corning, Bath, wayand. Dansylle, Mt
Morris, &C. ART" ing IN Buffalo at 80 g.
- n M fdaily -Iurao Utica ana Oswcgo Express for
Stoudsburg. scranton Blnghamton Cortland, Syracuse
~ lton, OXFORD, Norwich Sherburne, Waterye
Rchncd Springs. Nc. and all points on Buffalo division
connects With trains for the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07
european Advertisements.
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