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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-08-08
PHILADELPHIA, July 20

PHILADELPHIA, July 20
AAer The reception, which lasted over
hOur-thousands shaking hands
'iu the president-one of whom
y n" which, took passage on the
~p0Ohc Tor the city of Brotherly Love,
miles up the Delaware river
Ihe small sum of - cents-state rooms
aAaOed. The fare for the round trip
-10e every days $1.O0. So everybody
- snoTd TO travel here, and il looks
~ mey DO. The Republic is Ii
%u'sa 10 carry 9OO) passengers, and
captain considers he has
krsOns.
pOint' oil interest on this route are
N nay lighthouse, the Delaware break
% his great national work was con-
.''oo 10 furnish safe harbor on a coast.
'nen Tor 300 miles, was singularly deficien,
s anchorage grounds for vessels of large
10 case Of storm. In 1880 the first
- Ot 'ne breakwater was laid, Cape
rOlOt Here is the presidents s cottage
> ~ delaware, manned with a full com.
: ,.1snt Of guns and gunners. Whining.
~ me Brandywine, with a popu-
=. - ~ VI oO'oOO. Pensgrcve and BRIDGE
sn.,- A. d. the latter place being the
,.,' S'sf Of great Jersey sweet potato and
t.n 49, industries. Marcus Hook. Weno.
:, !. mere four large stone piers, called the
= = :, Breakers" which were copstructed ter
,I,t.s ' protection of ships on the river in
os..., osl, during the season of floating ice
a sr, ~a, ra', an important ship BUILDING
= p. pa.Anufacturing city. Fort Miaain or
4. Pennsylvania side and Red - Bank ~ or
s,i,.' Jersey shore are both interest;ue n ue
ks r.,a'o19 n0@ a historical view. Durine
s.u....0a Evolutionary war there was a hotlT
sd hsht between the American, %
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-08-08
CAPE MAY CHAT
.,rrs ABOUT PRESIDENT ,Ea1,r HA28f
"i' soyS SUMMER HOME
.ouErARY TRACY GONE TO
EUROPE.

:. .,y rL1 IN COMPARISON TO ALLAN
nc crr-THEY PLAY DAhh-hANNls'N
.,,rs DELAWARE ODD FELLOWS
op INTEREST SEEN EN- ROUTE TO
PHILADELPHIA.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-08-08
CAPE MAY, N. j., July 2s'

CAPE MAY, N. j., July %.
,..n. here from Atlantic City yeseer-
=. Had delightful trip of four hours
Hag As and water, changing four times,
= = ~ ~ that I am disappointed in Cape May
! l.s, .s,ioe it mildly indeed. 1t has per,
p. ..., emulation OF only alb ut $500, and
:. SaI, !. considered dull season. notwlth-
49,. '.S,, Il is national headquarters tor the
''.., .~.,-tbe president being here all the
=. ' .Dd members of his cabinet coming
!, - ,oi,e from time to time. Postmaster
sns,l Wsnamsker and Secretary Tracy
s ss,. now. The latter goes to New
W to.d.y and sails for Europe to-
ndrsg.
Zane Nav has lots of large hotels and
,.,dinu houses, all nicely built, with at
.,t;ye surroundings. There are more
.t,oes here than at any resort l have
Itt.d and it is hardly necessary to say
ss they are very pretty and attractive.
n. toxn has a sea frontage of about
tur miles and the beach is all that could
h sssired. There are no street railways.
m only means of conveyance are car
,a,s and dummy line, about half the
larh of the place. AS compared with
EI,utic City it is small potatoes and few
nas hill Cape May is for the few mil
5raires, while Atlantic City is for The
EsppLE, and there you will find the peo-
thousands upon thousands of them,
%. At Atlantic City there is an air of
tssdOm and equality visible everywhere
md at all times-a free and easy, go as
you please schedule all round. There is
astihness and eclusiyeness prevailing at
Cape May which reminds one Of New
port, where the common folk align them
selves along the thorOughfares and watch
the millionaire nabobs drive by in their
regal turnouts. If you are a millionaire
come to Cape May, if you are not 60 10
Atlantic City and enjoy yourself like a
free American citizen.
There was grand base ball match here
Yesterday between the Gorhams and Cape
Lay. Six innings were played without a
SOre. In the remaining three the Cor
hams made and Cape May /. Tomorrow
he Pnilsdelphias, of the National League
VII play the Cape May team.
IAe palace steamer Republic mammoth
fc three-decker, plying between this
Pace and Philadelphia, has just arrived
srh 1000 passengers-among them being
x'erA hundred Odd Fellows from Viii
angon and other points in Delaware
resident Harrison will receive them a
be ShOreham at p. m.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-08-08
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. SATURDAY, AUGUST g. 1891.

and Hessians at Red Bank, Fort Mifflin
taking noted part. Count Douap
commanded the Hessians. The Amer
leans were victorious. Douap was
killed in this battle, and we are
told that granite monument marks
the spot where he fell. Just above the
mouth of the Schuylkill river the Girard
Point elevators, 200 feet long and 1875 feet
high, admonish us of the fact that we
are nearing Race street wharf, Philadel.
phia.
Not having visited Philadelphia for
thirty years or more it is needless to saw
that there have been many and great
changes, which time and space forbid
celebrating.
On the steamer Republic there is a
brass band, a string band and a glee club,
all provided by the management. There
is regular printed programme for each
trip, music nearly all the time, dancing,
minstrel performances, comedies, etc, all
free and for the amusement of passen
gers.
From here we 60 direct to Providence
via New York tomorrow. BEE.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-08-08

OXRH @A<JO X -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
- SAW FRANCISCO. oAl.
LOUISVILLE. xy. VIEW YORx, NV
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Mr.. Ben G. Smith, Chairman Board OF
Trade. Macon, Ca, says: l consider
Bradycrotine one of the gratest medicines
| ever used.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-14

LILLY PARK sToCN GROWERS AssoCiA,
IlpS,
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-14
WSsnsLI.n a rTIiyTii,.

Aio,s '0sr.i un i~'i .si-. si,,"-H si'-rs
trsHi~i Xxx sui aS. ilor.-'' h','ri"i 555
"a I,'t til i,zTH.ark', Ii.ht rn'P af.d ten
uuii.Ftii, Range. uuFth spi- - il-.T river,
r'.'orss. a,tir,-., II. rf.lr.F. it.siu. iipsI'i
rs'iniy. ,nlaTsiD,
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-14
CHARLES luip'Iit

'sitis br,.nsi.-i --.s- rti un 18th hiIs
Here. brag''s'i same q. rui on i.n .nUuiaicf.
S-fi "a -, ihi.h. itanE-. iyp--r waite Ti'rr
sisi iiibr Nu'in'siu. Ito iiiaa5a 'siHis. rpip 4.
iu'i"-.Vc siiTus.. iii.a s-vE.. p.srvsnsn.
N.his,. tiah.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-14
THE HEellO BRAND.

No extra charge ipr cut, "ugray.
ing. descriptive matter, ur engraved
characters. and alep Includes a cupy NJ
Tm HERALD. irt lHo cowboy un tie
range know Nour hrlni.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-14
siTLINGTuS Z HALL.
iuus u. -ffTttsgTos. Manager.

cs,tl. branded =. ato,o on left hir. Ais1
own cattle branded OH on Icf, hip and Pop
on left siic. Al catii. dc~lappcj tciit up
hsrmsrss-c crop aud .piii lefi AMI Two under.
hack. right HoF.- brand. OH on left siiHr
Tspxc. Thurman creek nnd Government roui.
rostofIc. address N.ckcr. Colo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May IL SpeciaD-wheat scalpcrs were
rather bulshy inclined to-day the commission house
trade evenly divided. The market was hrmed at
times by some local manipulation. The market ruled
somewhat over Saturday and closed about where 1t did
last week. To encourage buying there was the report
Of a reduction in the Spanish duty on flour. small re
cepts in the Northwest and some private unfavorable
advices from Kansas and Michigan. The exceedingly
favorable crop report Issued by the Government Satur'
day had less influence than expected. There were
splendid rains In Kansas, Illinois, Indiana and Missouri
Saturday and Sunday, and these are likely to put q
stop drouth and insects. Little II any. cash bus
ness completed here to-day. year ago the VS.
ible supply OF wheat decreased 1000 bushels to-day
the decrease was only 10000 Tue May premium
which at one time to-day five cents, IS very arti-
fetal. May sold from 81 O5 to 81 o. and closed at
the bottom. July opened at 90 cents, sold between
90 IL and 81 90 SO, and closed at 90 Is cents Corn
was steady within range OF about one cent Samples
were cent higher There was some covering Of
shorts by local professionals. Shippers said the Down
East demand had somewhat improved. There were
3O9 cars today; $50 estimated for Tuesday. Liver
pool was weak July opened at SO Ia cents, sold be-
tween 81 5S and 81 "a, and closed at 90 19. Oats
both in the sample and future markets firm. July
sold from 45 to 46 cents, and closed at as IL. Pro
visions we're weak, the hogs a great deal exceeding
the estimate. There were $4,000 at the yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE


Yesterday the day fixed for the sole of 100 lots
at Bedford Park, n. ", by James l.. Wells and the floor
Of the Exchange crowded nearly to its fullest
pacity to accommodate the numbers that attended the
SALE over coo persons were present, Of whom large
percentage were women The sale began at IL O'Clock
punctuay and lasted until 3, when every lot had been
sold.
The sale began by the Offering Of tjlc corner at
websterave. and Traversst., 25xs7 1t brought 81 zoe
from E. Monaghan. The same buyer took the adjoin
ing lot the avenue at 81 ESQ, and the next two
brought the same price from J. Mcdonald. The op
posite corner Of Webster-ave and Travers-st gore
46.21xs6x20, brought go, 125 from e. Monaghan, nnd
the adjoining lot 81 400 from F. J. sheridan.
Lots further up the avenue brought 81, 500 apiece
The corner OF Travers st. and Decatur-ave brought
81 1885, being 116 feet the avenue and 25.39 the
street. Lots the street In the rear brought $500
each. Lots in Marionave brought from 67o5 up to
1926. with 81 200 for the lot Lots the Other
side Of the way OF various depths brought from 300
10 81 4o5 for the corner Tie cheaper lots In Anthony
ave and Traversst brought 81 21O for the corner Of
Anthony ave. and from $3.50 to S040 for other lots.
The sale an entire success, the bidding being
realized was S2O0 900 above the amount expected by the
owners 49,
II. V. Harnett & Co. sold under foreclosure No. 13O
West Sixty -ffth-st, east Of Tenth-ave, fourstory
stone-front dwelling lot 20x1OO. 1t brought
S21 $50 from A. !. Phillips.
ID. p. Ingrsham Co. offered No. BOT East Eigh
teentst, also under foreclosure, thrcestory brick
tenement lot 25x92. 1t went TO the plaintiff In
the proceedings for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
GRAIN AND PhoDUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW.YORk DEA1lNGS.
The visible statement by the Produce Exchange
showed yesterday Wheat, 1868 $50. decrease, 209,
36s; corn. 371sO3s, increase, 5o3,335 OATS $685.,
$685. decrease 209,554
The speculative wheat market was moderately active
on the Produce Exchange yesterday the sales reaching
7,944 900 bushels. Early In the day the prices
showed advance of 3402 IL cents from theoficiai
the OF the saturday afternoon curb though former
cables and the favorable news in regard to the reel
the day the foreign houses sold quite freely, and the
visible supply statement showed smaller decrease
l2S1 Is cents resulted. Considerable irregularlty
hten followed. and final quotations were 1871 10
cents over saturdays for early months and ls9Ss s
firm Exporters took 1000 bushels. May opened
at 81 10 1s, advanced to 81 II L. and closed at at
81 IL 1-6. June started at 81 08 5-6, advanced 10
81 oe 80 sold at 81 o8 1-4as1 Os IL. ana closed ct
81 o4 80, and closed at 81 Oa So. September opened
at tho lowest price 81 OF Is, advanced to 81 05 ~
declined TO 81 % IA, advanced to 81 O4 o-s. and
Corn duJ, and closed at decline Of as9l-2 cent
for the day. There were no special features The
spot market was dull and lower. closing weak
ave eo O 81 e ercs Oa ana options
Gated an advance of 1-s614, but spot values were
Lard options were dull and lower, closing weak.
The spot market was moderately active The sales
were 1000 tierces, and' Western steam at S6 zoo
So 72 IL, the market closing at tho higher price
City steam in fair demand The sales were S5 50S
S6
The closing prices were as follows: wheat-May,
81 II IS; June 81 90 IA: July, 81 OF Is: August,
al OF 10 September, 81 OF 81 October, 81 o. De-
ccmber. 81 o.; May, 1899, 81 OF 81.
CopncMay, ~ ~ June 81 July, 80; august
0ats-Nay, 81 June 81 "a; July, "a IA August,
AZ. september, 40; white May, SO Oh; white July
SO Ia cents.
Lard-May, SO rs; July. Sc IS; August sc OF; Sep
TENDER, 81 12.
The receipts Of grain and flour reported on Saturday
at New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
follows: Wheat. 16o143 bushels corn, I20. 79I
bushels; oats, 00340 bushels total grain, 317 80
bushels: -four, 46.714 packages. At Chicago, Mll-
waukee and St. Louis the arrivals were Wheat 10o27S
bushels corn, 466S01 bushels oats, 3l6,059 bushels
total grain, ola, O67 bushels -four 1922 packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
I EUITH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des
hro,ses sts follows:
10 a M for Geneva. Lyons Elmira Rochester Buf.
Pottsvillc and principal local POINTS
Chair car TO Lyons and Pullman car TO Suspension Bridge
II an a m for Erlir and intermediate points
n m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car N TunkhannOck Connection Reading and Harris.
burg $500, - ,.., $500,
rAdiate nonts Chair 70 l.. and II. Junction.
20 - m for Pottsville, Maueh Chunk and interme-
d,ato uolnts Chair car to Mauch Chunk.
70 D. IN. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 70 Heading and Harrisburg
90 N m for Geneva Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buff
faIo and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and Sus-
Trains leaving at 10 a. NJ IL 80 m. D. m. and
$40 D. m connect for all points IN Mahoaoy and Hazel
coal regions .,-..r,,, rD,rNc
ON n, for Mauch Chunk HaIclton and intermediate
coi1ts and ii a. M for Shenandoah and intermediate
ponefi - m for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points.
% IA IN for Geneva Lyons Eimlra, Rochester Buf-
foo and the West pullman sleeper 20 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge. . oo oox p.o.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
INVEST eHOKE KAlLROAD. n. Y. c.
WESTERN kAlLtoAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. !. G. &
w H. r. r. Il. Co.. Lessee-Trains leave West 42d-st
s.a.on NevYo as follows, and 20 minutes earlier from
the foot OF Jay.st., NewYor; Hamilton LonGon Detroit
and cnleagc 10 Is g. M 3 10 P nh = 10 p; m 81
- rs ptm Bnifao Roches,ef Suspension Bridge Naes.
70 Fails, Utica and Syracuse. 49, 10 rs m. 10
ton. i. so: = is :lSls all $50 81 90 Is a9d
ali 80 q. M; - 1913. 's15 p. m Ctanston. West
a. ali H 80 n.y. :i5 81 o. 49, s 10 s5 g So
IS IS. II - m. Montreal and Canada El;, rs a
Elegant sleeping Buffalo NeRara FAILS,
Detroit chicago and 81 Louis OF al 'hrnpsho trains
90 D. J,rsey City r. II stoto II 20 .. m
s,s ss T except sunsS op ckees Tine tables par
io ard Sleeping CO., scconmodaons inf,maton apply
offices Brookvn333 Westinghouse 100 Futon.st. An.
mex onice. foot OF Fulto1-st NewYork Cty2l sS $50
oio T.ro1dwav 1fa Fowor~. 10 i'ark piare. bp Wee'
Ipsh-st and West Shore Stations foot Of West l9ds and
foos Of Jsy.st. North RIv"r g. r. LAMBERT. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bellmer, John F, TO sehuch, Nos $40 and sl4 West
Beach Aftr ia Oh to o'Bren 22d''t' OF 'th'
Crawford john j. to L Buttenweser, o2e west 4th-st,
v,J 39eS Snd a9Sss 20 MscaRsOe cor h0u'
Same to fdns e pg0PSrtTS }ost Lex
Duffy James to volkening, 6 1o2d-st, Of sd'ave'
DeimcuS, Mary A. to West End Savings Bank seth.
st, e Of 4th-aye. 1 year $4,000 o.. -.
Edwards Wheeler F, to S knox, 1o7 East So'h'S'
Gibbs; L, to j Doyle SIS 12Sth''s' Sth-ave'
joining sH land I a Potts years, $40 900; o,
Hsidermann, Jplluso e August Freusei' SdaVe'
jordan. jordan. James 70 P KernOchan s 2sd-st' 3D.
Mad son.sve. years morris, $4,000. -
Kssn Sat%5 , a9s S fssr to s5s
KEN 9enedics l. s sS bernard GrOhar' ao'h's'
6csNe JS Sas and sS Ni to Jno poynso 1a7
NcCeiIand El:zabeth a ito to Kins'and Soth'
Moore Thomas mS 90 bs ~ oSo savings
Ms1ssT e mo lite 1ic coS Co.
o'XeIi Francis os g od Il Sims Madi'0n'ave
T Ps:sE: N9 @o2ts e Pool sl's''
Peek, Mary A, to Rankin. ssd-st oth-ave
R1 august To- Dean 81 St. Marks Place.
y'I Ric SeyO David to Holly. s'thss SHAVE
Stevens Stevens RchaTd W, to Bacon. 112th't W
otn sb rank f. to Bussng s9th-st, 11tave,
irhompson Jessie NJ. to Schwartz. 4th'ave'
11y SsSr S1it to Goodman 300 $40 West
12gth.st ] year, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
New.York, Monday, May IL.

. New.York Monday, May H.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
4story dwelling with lot No 1876 West e5th.st, s,
Q OF 10th-ave, lot 20X100.8; A Phillips, S21750:
9story building, with lot. No So7 East 1sthcst s.
Sale Of buildings with lot No Az Amsterdsmave, 9
corner SSd.st adjourned to May 10.
lots Traversst, between Valentine and Anthony
aves A ii Murray, r. II Muran and others, S11 220:
II lots opposite tho above 7 u MeSck X III Muran
and C Elliott s8,7f0
20 lots on Maronave Travers st and Ursula Place
i ] Brady George Robbins and others, S20,400.
Fl lots Decatur Marion and Travefs ayes wilson
A Daniels and others, s16260.
10 lots on Webster Decatur and Travers avesi
Brady ID T Cromwell and others, e19,375.
lots Travers-st between Decatur and Marion aves
Hepburn, NJ Tabor and others, s., $50
lots Q Traversst between Webster and Decatur
ayes d Smith, J Mcdonald and others, S10,070.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
CENTRAL IL. II. OF NEw-yERsEX
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST., NORTH RIVEA
frtme iranle NJ Nav lUth

FOOT OF LIBEkTY-STq NORTH RIVEA
4:so a. m, for EastOn, Mauch Chunk. wlkssbarre,
S On q5a fS dt E sss
Magch Chunk wllks:SsSis IA and Scranton
100 a. m: for Easton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
Ea aaqSn G a aaS sa@ aaeh Chunk
ESs sns &STdash ssseS g
burg w TStsvl!iS sfs@oka sanSaEy and WllamspoIt.
on sq Rs.sg for and Msuch Chunk Tamu Potts
''' zoo p ~ for Essson Chunk Reading Harris
burg Wikesbarre Scranton. Tamaqua Potsyine Shame
ssSS B. M 10y 10; Eas.Sn. %sueh chunf Reading Harris
burg SO Sc m su9 9S Ea st Ss sDd Allentown
f FSr HseSos % n 40 sq1fiy' %
Long Branch and points south TO Point Pleasant at
s seap Ocean d aS tSO Ps see 90 %
g, 90 "a n 1 sS 20 3 80 10
FOR LAKEWOOD
AZ 4:45 s15 a. M, 80, 1 20 p. nj. Sundays, 100
d. For Toms river Barnegat PARK and Barnegat, LAS
r FoP Atlantic city Eheand and Brdsstoa st 445
T. For For Monmouth Beach and seaOright, at s15 M,
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Atas5e HgJand: hishipPPd Beach ssasrshs
N%SuPs Park and Point ss@ IL as %
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia 30, 40, 500, 10 100, II 80
80 90 80, 90. 90 90 80 D. M 10 :l5 night.
SUNDAYS, 300. $50, IL 30 H., 100 80, 700.
Il 100 D. M. 12 rs night.
For baltimore and daily at oo II 49, with
dining Car, a. oO, $50 (Dnins Can, 800 ,. M.
II :lj night. - :, "a ,oo . -. -
"a n m ~ is night except Saturday night, SUNDAY,
40 100 100 D. have connection for Reading. Har.
For sunbufy and Wamsport via Philadelphia at as
n m II go Buffet Parlor Carr. 80 D.. II rs mid.
night except SATURDAY. night SUNDAYS, 100 D. m.
Tickets and Parlor-CaF seats be procured at II
no 26l as ga H. 40, S2S broadway, 737 6th.ave
564 West l25th.st.. 1874 Fast l?jfh.st Ncw.York: 1
Corrtst 500 Fulton-st.. % UrsslHay BROOKLYN. "
" New.York Transfer Company WI call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAAFAsr-By thorough kAowisase Of tn md n nS
ton and b. careful application OF the me propeess -
well. selected Cocoa, MI Eps has provided our % as
abeS with delicatey favored beverage which may saN
US many heavy doctors bills II Is 10 the ludeions use o.
such articles OF diet that constitution may oe
built up until strong enough 10 resist every tendency
Hundreds subtle maladicS are floating aroghu w
sesev 10 attsca wherever there weak point We may
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wen orneu
with pure blood ana properly hourisneu ""N'''
Service Gazette. .of- ..
Made simply with boiling water Or MIX 500 on,n "
b,W Mound tins by Grocers labelled thus: lanes EPPS
Cd. Home opathc Chemists. London Ehgiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
GEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION NJ TIE CRY
folla~as
leave as feIIswss

Trains Leave ss feIswa
9,1OA last MAIL. fOr Albany, Utica Syracuse,
oS M B1tfyie aGS s VEsPHBuLE LIMITED due
1880 S1 &C. Sts Pfbi
1900 Noon. SOUTHWESTERN yEsT1BULED, LIMIT.
$50 p Po MNi.0ON no SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at rs a. M, Chicago 80 NJ, next
e.o gay y ,I.-rAsr WESTERN ExPHEss-Due Chicago
sas Sn:l1nb5iik T. AND bu HoSfkE&k
1856 nNrl 2, ~. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
OBS ff ?. M.-rAsT ST. LOUIS 81 AND CHICAGO Elk.
r1s kHIiii sS RHINE.
$s!fs:S g$ II tISaP
5sa5 Is 80 s5S, ~ j. no.
try 9sGss ea9 % lS u is 20
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General Manager. Gen'I Passenger Agent.
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. ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRIg:
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The b;,, vpr4WH
OFFICES. No. 1928 broadway, corner Ihfy ,ls,,ss.
IIO Broadway, corner 2Gth-st.. until u M 5'V W.
Twenty thrdst corner Sthaye 52 thaVe' loo Feur, ,
ave corner $50 Third ave. corner rortl
eeventh.st loo Third-avc, near SA'Hst ~, i.oo
FirstaVc 100 West Forty secondst, lVJ- CouhDusaNs
ITO Nnthave. 72dst 81 & 81 A Ns E
nfh.st up 20 D. M. and 2Oo
West OnehundI lfth's. o. regular once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
financial Meetings.

OFFICE PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
No ISL BROADWAY, NETWORK May g. 1891.
THE ANU AL ELECTION for Directors Of
the Pacific Fire Insurance Company viii be held at
the Office the COMPANY No 161 Broadway, Monday
the 18th dsy Of May 1891 between the hours of u and
GEORGE JEREMIAH,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
i Of the Knickerbocker Steamboat Company, for the
election Board Of Directors for the ensuing year will
De held at .he Office Of the Company, No 80 Newest New
York Tuesday, Nov 10, 1891 at l O'Clock p.
FRANK a. BARNABY, Secretary.
New.York May - 1891.
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~ Ip,UvAYITrains leave West 42dst follows
ttwenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jay'sl 80 m
Oneida oswego Chicago 80 p n, for Campbell, hs,
Mddstown Enylle Leerty p m Tor Mdse
Rcchcste Niagara rails Detroit Csssso st. Louis
time. tables 1928 broadway. j.. G. ANDERSON. GenSI
passenger Agent 10 Exchange Place. ". T.