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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09
AN "INrrRNAL SYSTEM


wAsiIISGToS, Jan. 9.-Tho annual
conference Of the Board Of Indian
Commissioners Of tho United States,
with religious bodies interested in'the
welfare Of tho Indians, was held
In this city yesterday. At the
Hrst session addresses were
made by Senator Laws, Req
resontative Culcheon and othof..
Dawes expressed himself as strongly
opposed TO the proposed transfer Of The
Indian bureau 10 the War department.
Prof. c. @. Painter, OF the Indian
rights association, spoke Of the reser.
Walton system Rsnnd "infernal system"
aud Hon. Hiram Price, cK.commis.
siouer Of Indian affairs, followed IN an
address, I'm which ho said the
sale OF iltearms TO the Indians
on everyone Of the reservations should
bo prohibited, and that agents should
DO paid more and the Indian Com.
missioner should have more power.
At the evening t,ssion the cause
OF the present Indian outbreak was
discussed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

LiSC0LS, Neb,, Jan. o.--Thu morn.
ing session Of the legislature was wasted
In wrangllng over the minutes OF the
Joint convention, which body had
mixed the account Into confusion.
This work was unfinished AT noon.
All Of tho newly elected state officers
are Ia possession Of their officers except
Governor Boyd, who II kept out by
GOV. rhayer ON the ground that he i
Ineligible.
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New York STOCK market.

NEW York, Jan. o.--The stock
market opened steady with prices a
shade better. Sugar ronnerlcf, 81.
Paul aud Union Pacific were most ac-
tive on the list. Sugar gained . per
cent, touching 69.. After II O'Clock
advances were scored over the entire
list. Rock Island roso per cent from
opening price. Northern Pacific ! 4,
-. Paul and Atchiaon pcr cent,
Northern Pacific, preferred, !, and
Union Pacific per cent. The market
displayed no sTcclal feature Of Interest,
but nj noon was sllll active and strong
at the bet prices Of the morning.
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NATIVES ~ ARMS.
spanish soldiers Defeated on ths
Caroline Islands.

SAN FRA Ncisco, Jan. e.--Rov. Fraul
Rand, a issiouary In tie Caroline
Islands confirms tie news Of the recent
fighting ON the Islands between the
natives and Spanish soldiers. In the
first battle the Spaniards were
rcpulsed aud forty OF them killed.
Some time after n Spanish man
of.war homharded several villag,s
and the troops burned Mum
Der Of houses including the kings pal
ace and the mislionary mlldlngs. a
detachment Of eighty soldiers wer,
landed o., Uana am burned the build
ings there. The natives attacked them
aud al but one. including ma officer Of
high rank, were killed, the Sunday
following detachment " Spanlards
landed nj panape and sixty Of them
were Filled. The natives losiug thirty
The Saturday following another party
burned all the buildings on tina, Island
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CONFERENCE IN BEHALF OF THE
INDIANS.
SaiiTes OF the Caroline Islands Said 20
Have Defeated the
spanlards.
FRENCH PHYSICIANS ON KoeH's
LYMPH.
No kilograms Today from General
Miles; Governors Asking
For Arms.
by Telegraph 70 the Srws.i
THE IsDIaN OUTLOOK.
Dimeultie. Expected ON Account d
pisnr,rlng the Reds.

pisaru,ing the Reds.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. GA special from
Guthrie, U. T., says Much excite
ment prevail. here regarding the pres.
Ont Indian outlook. Grave appnhen.
sions are felt and trouble T. expected rs
soon as the disarmlng OF the Indians
has begun. Reports regarding the
seriousness. Of the situation have heen
withheld by the correspondents, but IL
II no longer n secret that trouble ~ I'M.
mlnent, and the facts must be promul.
gated. The settlers along the reserya.
ton borders are, Of couue, more
alarmed. Their position IL most crl,l.
cal. King Fisher Il In furUre.
George II. Laitly OF that place came
10 this city and sought the office Of
United States Marshal Lalng. Laing
states that n militia company has been
hurriedly organized There, u company
Of minute men has also been formed.
The Indian scare In this Territory IA no
longer n fake, and within n weeks
time at longest King Fisher and other
borier towns will he under constant
picket guard, said Lalng 10 Marshal
Grimes. Lnlns stated that the Chey.
euno aud Anpahoe Indians came Into
King Fisher and purchased every car.
fridge that could b. had. The aspect
n serious.
Judge Sea, of the Supreme Bench,
said to-day that the Inland towns
should al once organize In companies
70 aid, u necessary, the settlers along
the borders.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. p.-An aborive at.
tempt was made wednesday night 10
rob the Southern Pacific Express, be.
tween Flntunia aud Wclldor Texas.
The United States marshal received In.
formation Of the proposed robbery and
with posse boarded the train. When
the robbers slgnallcd TO the engineer 10
stop, the pose fired. Only one man
could be seen, hut II IL thought that
several were hidden In the brush.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Tho sub.com
mlttee 0fthe Advisory Board OF the
Western railroads met this morning 10
complete tho bylaws begun by them
yesterday. twill remain I'm session
late this afternoon md no information
VIII be given out In tho meantime.
The null board will not meet III 10.
morrow.
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WAIf1SoToN, Jan. 1.--Rororis Of
the Department Of Agriculture, estl.
mating the acreage Of the product and
value Of corn, wheat and oats for 1890,
by States, viii be given out tomorrow
afternoon. The condition u the grow
Ing wheat during December VIII aiso
hu rnn1rtul mnnn.
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Tho French on Koch. Lymph.

PARISy Jan. s.-'rhc committee Of
qulre Into the Koch system Of inocu-
lalion rs cure for consumption, re-
ported today that the remedy l. be.
wildering 10 the cloycfust physicians
aud that Il would be better 10 await the
further poffeoiing Of the system before
generally adopting II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

ISpiAsAroIis, Jan. o. - Governor
Hovey inhis message 10 the legislature
today says In regard 10 tho World'a
Fair, that several legislatures having
reported from hundred thousand 20
halfa million dollars for this purpose,
Indians should not be behind her sis'
tot states.
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LOCAL TRAINS,
tALf LAkH AID OGDEN.
Leave salt Lake 200 am. and Ills am, as
pm, hciumiug, arrive. salt Lake psc a.Ia.
dtb pm, A.A pm,
niSoHAM.
Leave salt Like $50 a.n., fe,ufulag, arrive
s1lt Lake pm.
ANEiuCAg rpitK, rnOvo, HrnlsnvILLE,
TiiisfiH, Nj, fLtAsASr AND NANri
Leave tHnit Lake ibi pm. RETURNING, n
rive salt Lake Hos am.
y, O, DODGE, !. II. BENNETT,
Geaera Manager. Gtn.lasi, Al
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Arrival OF Emma Abbott. nody o.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 0.-rhc body Of
Emma Abbott arrived from Kansas
CITY this morning accompanied by
the members Of tile opera company
The casket was tmuSiorred 10 tile
Continental Hotel, where Miss
AbbOips mother aud sister are stop
ping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

exp.nd n large sum upon display
for the State, he would favor 10 use
money IN the Immediate Improvement
Of the conditions incident 20, and OBJ
liration- growing cut q the pewly
acquired Statehood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

Don't lind fault with your nolrhbors,
oven though you have nothing else 10
DO, II YOU want occupation YOU can
get q good deal longer lob by hunting
for the virtues that they think they
possess.-- SuHlmerriye Journal
Out Of thirty.tlyc recent novsls Of n
sensational character, In only one the
hero failed 10 "throw himself NJ Inc
lovely malden'a feet" Tie omission
was not discovered until the entire
edition was run OF, hut, II l. moi
likely 10 occur again. -N0rTisiora
Herald.
Angry Fathorin.law--Didnp YOU
tell me, when you married my
daughter, that you we're worth $40 Oil1a
Lazy Sou.in.,aw-N sir. / said that
| could lay my hands on sl0,OO0: mi
hat | done 70 / should now be- IA mo
penittutlary.
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Tur PINE nIDaE sIrrArIoN.
ais Thought that "a CRISIS L. Really
Near ~ Hand.

WANnSorOS, Jan. 0.-Thcro were
no telcgrani- from General Miles at the
War Department this morning, and
the iden prevailed that the situation
was unchanged nj Pine Ridge. The
opinion Il spreading that the crisis OF
the campaign, 10 often predicted and
80 long deferred, Is really near at baud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

San FRANCISCO, Jan. O.-OneChina.
man was killed and two white men
iRlally injured by the explosion Of q
mil at tue California powder works,
NJ Pawning station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

Secretary Proctor Is constantly In
receip, Of acquisitions from various
sources, mostly FROM governors OF States
adjacent TO the scene Of trouble, asking
ioI arms with which 10 provide the
local troops raised for defence. The
requests have not been complied with,
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hic,n cents, aud farm produce was
tht currency " the day.
he fret number contains report Of
the United states Senate proceedings
OF February q, 3 aud ~, 1850 Inclusive.
TN lanes Of seward. Hale aud Chase
are mentiDmd. These good old fathers
hreIls gone. rheir principal topic was
slavery. A petition, II appears, was
presented by Mr. Hale for the abolition
Of slavery and oking Congress. to pro-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

A bill authorizing Oklahoma City %
Issue bonds mud provide right Of way
10 the Choctaw Goal and Railroad 60.
through the city was passed. The
House then went lnio committee on
the whole on the private calendar.
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MORALITY AND THE SALT LAKE
PRESS.

''V's NV '''',u 'a'on'su VI. i@',en
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W n'n-.e-t -h"Hr' IMAM thi- hypocft'
'r"' ana ''s'"Ynt'Dle journal, when
no" 'Fies n reflect oiiu m upon iu
contemporaries
for "Huy years pist u mas sep uph
constant strife, aud perpetual stream
OF villihca'ion, which has given peo'
pie the Idea That this Territory was
ho'-bel or sexual vice aud cesspool
ofgeneral cor fuptlon.
since the Inhalation ~ the present
sefnl'fraudulent CITY Council, under
the dicta'lon aud by the aid OF the
hbeicf-' organ, some officials OF the
city government have come under It's
displeasufe and, II seems, have not
crinsed to It, lash. Therefore "
opened It, mud'aluices and spa1leted
and bodaubcd thom almost ~ violently
a. II they were "Mormons." They
were charged with being boodlers, dis
honest men, corrupiionista, etc. Tho
police, or portion Of them, were
denounced n Ia league with
confidence men, tln.horn gamblers,
hunco steerers and man.trappcfs. Day
after day intimatlons have been made
by the Tribune that the Chief OF Police
vas 10 this disrepu,able business, and
IT, columns have tocmed with covert
attacks, glarlng lnuondoes and damag.
Ing iuslnuatlous, 10 the effect that the
terrible condition OF morals Of the city
was largely due to the inenlciency and
official corruption Of the police.
A. 10 the pr.sent ,iu,atlon. the pr,ss
Of this city have but given voice 10 the
complaints OF the best elements Of is
society, uttered In n public meeting
composed almost entirely of non.Mor.
mon citizens. And a comparison with
present and previous conditions,
though II has no direct bearing on the
issue before w, was made by the .amo
gentlemen who have moved in tho
Interest OF reform, and II was not at
all flattering 10 "Liberalv influence
and ".iberal" rule.
That meeting was called In conse.
quence OF the tremendous md rapid
change that has come over the city
since Il has come under "I.IboraiD
control. The newsp,per. did no,
I originate the movement. Il started
, with decent 'Ilberals, who were
, scsudaiized at the condition VI nifairs
aud among the most prominent wert
the ministers Of different religion,
bodies.
, The cha irman, Judge Bowman, as
. serted that the city WIS foul with dem
( Of wickedness, while foo,pads were &C
numerous that no citizen could wslS III,
streets with safety. That In the face o.
. this situation the city authorities wer'
, doing nothing towards publication o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

wAsiuS0ros, Jan. DIN the Sen.
N. several petitions for aud agains,
the Conger lard bill and resolutions
dcprecatiug any further legislation In
regard 10 silver were presented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

ST.. Lovts, Jan. g.-Snow isstlll fall
ing. The street car traffic Is inicruipt-
cd aud all the railroad trains are late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09
FOR PHIiADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
nnN ~ l. ILNE

ROYAL Bit 3 LINE
FOR Phnadepha at 80, T;i5 goo 10 90 IL 80 !, M
night SUNDAYS 900, 10 80, IL 80 a. m. 90, $50.
For BsItonic ana Wshington eafy at co. Ii 80 with
Dining Car a. H.. OJ so OHM. Car, 5 90 D. ms
Trains leaving at 7A5 II 80 a. n, 80. 100. 90.
80 D. H., - Is night Except Saturday night sundays
80 90 500 D. have connection for Reading Haf.
rishurc. Pottsyille s..
For Suu1ury ana WaUsport via Philadelphia. az 20
a. H. q 30 B.fct ParoF Car 80 p H. ~ rs midnight
(eXcept Saturday night, sundays. 500 p. m. =, ,-o
Tickets and paIOr Car be procured az II. l1zy
POI si5 ga, 1140 1923 pIoadyay, 81 eth-aye, e9t
West i2jtt 13i East 125t ST., Ncw-fofk; Court-st-
$50 Fut7n>,., % broadway. BICcHDB.
New. Transfer Compsny will call Tor and cheek o'
gage from hotel or residence
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yxTR4 TRUCKS WERE NOT NEEDED.

Some time ago the Treasury Department authorized
the employment Of private trucks 20 take imported goods
from the steamship piers to the Public Stores, In case
the trucks employed by Simon Hess VINO has the contract
for this work could keep with the demands upon
,hom short-siphted official has been employing these
cx,ra trucks and under orders from Washington Their
cost has been charged Mr. Hess He has been able TO
hiring goods 70 the Public Stores faster than they could
be unoaded, and he has sent protest TO WASHINGTON
,t ,ho hin for extra truckage. As it is the
e are filled with goods far beyond their natural eapae
,tv and Mr. Hesss trucks cannot be unoaded anywhere
near rs rapidy as he has them there.
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AAA 1AsL ROUTE

TO THY SFA ~HSKh
For Freehold ana Atlantic highlands at I 30 s. 1S.
II rs m 80, 80, 100 D. Suhdays rs a. NJ
400 D. m. except Freehold
For Red Bank, Long Branch and points south to Pom,
Pleasant 80, 10 IL 10 a. M, 30 2:15 3 80
90, 30, 30 90 Sundays. except Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park 9:15 IL 80 a. m, 4 100 D. m.
For Lakewood, Toms Hiver. B2rregat Park and Bar
negat go, s;l6 a. M: go 4 go B. m ,.....
ton at 30 m. 80 D.
For Monmouth Beach and Seabright at 80, S:15 ms
:9o 'no c.ol y. ~ ,,-,,o,y Avn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09
DELAWA ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
I WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Line Vestlbuled pullman Coaches.
aam-Buiialo Riehueld springs and Oswego Express.
via for Water Stroudsourg scranton Bling
bamton OweZO Ithaca. MaNcFly. lImra. corning, Baih
nansyiilr Shcrburne Waterylc R!chhd Springs, utica,
Mt Morris Greene. oxford Norwich, COruand syracuse,
fulton and Intermediate stations Connees at sefant0n
with trains Pittson Nikesbnrre, llaate ana North
unberland az Buffalo with trains ior me west
Z 20 a. m.-BlnghamiOn Mail, via Boonton. -
n -Binghaniton and Elmlra Express for WAtos Cap
s,rondsLura se anton Ow 60 Way.rly and Elnira
nects az scranton With trains for Piston Kingston and
Wiikesbarre. and x,,y,ooo,h T.
pseaA -, ,,,,,o r,,,,aa Tsxnna.. ,,,. p,,.,
son for Str5udsbufg Scranton, Bnghamioa owsgo, W.
VERY, Elmra. Corning BAH way va DanVio' M
q o. NJ Notwithstanding Rlchheld Springs and oswego
syracuse Fulton Greene, oxford. Norwich shsreurne.
Wstsrviie Utica &C.. and AZ points on Buffalo Dythoa
sonneets with trains for the Wcs@
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For full particulars, freight passage. apply 20
JAMES L. WARD ( CO.. 113 Wall-st.
,rD "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
Majestic. Aug II 10 a. AMaiesfic sept O. @ 80
t;rrinanic Aug 10 5 a M vernntnir sep. 10, 80 pm.
sTeutonic Aug 90 II a. m. fTeut0nlc Sep. %, 80
Irtannlc . sept . a m. Hrltannlc sep 30, 80 pm
from white Star Dock, foot OF West 10th-st.
~ Ond cabin these seaiicfs. saloon rates. $50
and UPWARD according 10 steamer and OF birth
second cabin $40 and si5 Excursion tickets favor
able terms steerage from to the Old Country, $40
Companys once, No 20 Broadway New.York Phlla-
dephia once. 400 Walhutst. J. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
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Fam 5rhools.

T1nur Nvw. YORK LAW SCHOOL, 120 BROADWAY,
New.York City-Annual session opens Qcto6er Il iSYI
s., 1919 ronrse leading degree Of LII Is. Tuition
tae stno "pwight Method" Of instruction For cata-
iosIes address GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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Railroads


ME:!w!! YoRk CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
ALI trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and Forty second ST.. New York.
Centre q Hotel Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE oITx
Trains ieavs ms follows;
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
MS5 AS9S VIA Gs e SsSsP
SARATOGA LAKE s GEo4EGh AND MoNf"@"A
''i sera to rs p H. Gaidwen Il. George 4:65 p m
TEW-YoRK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1o,OO A. M.-Composed exclusively Of Wagner vestlosIe
ana LGsy PG an 9vss
e Cars. Due Chicago . rs q, =: next day.
SUofsnt state lines dyergng Saturday trait
does not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
sOUraWE.TEKS LIMITED.
1850 p. M.wagner yestbre DrawiDg;R9om. Sleeping
asans ID 30 ana h NIB Rs% ci' cam St.
Louis 7 rs p M. next day. no extra fare
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
and Library and Dining cars Due Chicago 8 go p M
next day. No extra fare.
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
lao p. M.-wagner Drawing, Room and Buffet smok-
Ing Cars. Due Saratoga $40 p m.
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
'''SS rs, Troy 80, Saratoga $40 Runs through
to Lake George Saturdays.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
$50 VA pSs y Cs Due su Dsro s nm
''S' FAST "a WESTERN EXPRESS
500 SSa D%ns cs bas SSa
Falls 70 a. m, Cleveland 10 36 m, Detroit 10
OA Ri G9!sfsI Og Ard 3 lSSTRIsL ExPaEss
400 MWagPsr Sleeping Cars to PA s1S q Non aS,
trc Si due " rs s nH M. 'u0 HI"
BUFFALO NbGAE Raks pf ia22 ISLAND AND
a due 50 a @ Niagara pFa O0 SiaSsos Sso
'"T tiSIyfSS%Ti AND IT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
sI32sa 20 p m, indianapolis 10 80 p m. ST. L0Ols
o.oo =, LIMITED PAST NAIL 49,,
''p1 for Roshs Due only carried on ''
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
si %aSnf sfD aSa I cG:9 Se" to Cape
ccLIFE (KINpsI0N ASb CATsKTLL Nc us fAINssl
So G ia n b; asS 3d. 5o7 Pe &c. &C. Co. SGS H.
FIN tor aro aS tes ~ P6n II 49, 49, % 20 50
II 80 ~ NJ. !2:l5 70 80, :55 u 50 20 P. N.
AfeSSt IS? TsSsgS5 IS G SS
80 "a u SiG liOSo i'll 80 A. NJ. IS 49,
g% y, f.S0, 49, SOo Ss6 5OSE 20. Si e.
H0$$5$ $ f.? RTEEfa9Ss12 ]S2G nS8fs
NIAGARA FALLss-9 10 100, no:So <. NJ. i go.
ADiR S9S bS S MSpNT II AND MONTREAL 20
CAPE XiiiYGENTA CLAYToY, ALSO FOR -ApIRoN.
AMP oswEGo7ssoi1 u 6s p ~ also f25 cISysSGn
AuBURS. a. Geneva AND CANANpArsUA-s:1 10,
10 go no 80 A. NJ. 80. :0O. rs II SO p II.
PITTsFIELD. LENOX NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
(yin Harlem Divsion)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars.
10 0l a. NJ due Plttsned :35 North Adams 80 D. m.
10 so p. m. due Ptsheld 10, North Adams 10 D. N
NORFOLK And THE LITCEFIELD HILLS.
~ 30 p. through due Norfolk, Conn. 81 p.
For tickets and space In Sleeping Cars apply Grand
Central Station, az 413 1885, s42 Broadway IL Pafs
Place, SO West 125thst., and l38th-st station New
York 1913 Westinghouse, 726 Fuonst, and 395 Bed
fordeve, E. d. Brooklyn 100 Hudson.st., Jersey City.
hotels and residences through 70 destination.
Above trains except those leaving at no. 20
40 215, $50, $3.50, 8 56, 80, 1885, and IL 80
y JOHN N. ToTCEY. GEORGE, Fl. DANIELS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

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Saturdays only 3:45. 80. 80 IN. Sundays. s'So
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Fo Atlantic Highlands, at 80, 100 g. m. 10 s;is
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