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, 1891-05-05

While the ridiculous provisions Of the
law regarding annual school meetings and
elections have had their influence in
bringing about the conditions referred to-,
the people themselves have not been en-
tirely blameless. They have been care
less and a~pathetie on a subject which
should have commanded their deepest
interest Popular education is a question
that lies very close to the root Of popular
government, and on Its character and in.
tiueuce pnst very largely rest the solution
OF many grave problems now confronting
the country, and even the future OF the
country itself, constituted and governed
as it now is. For these reasons it is all
the more worthy OF wonder that so little
interest is generally manifested in affairs
of such vital importance. The working
people usually have a fair excuse. The
hours of the meeting aud election, 10 a.
m. to 4 p. m, are exceedingly incon-
v%enient to them. They rarely can get
away from their work at such times, and
are therefore lett out in the cold in con-
slderation Of matters most vital to them,
for they must necessarily RELY upoI the
public schools in educating their children.
1t is now beginning to be evident to a
great many people hat our school laws
demand radical revision in 80 far as they
relate to the annual meetings and the
method OF e]iectinR school trustees. The
prevailing methods are farcical. Even
Yesterday not one-eighth of the people
entitled to vote voted. This was relatively
a good showing, usually not one-twentietb
enjoyed or took advantage Of thi.
privilege. Such elections therefore canno
in the strict or even in the usual sense b,
designated as expressions Of the %electori
OF school district No. l." Until tn,
elections are conducted upon some sucl
methods as the city elections, with III,
hours for keeping open the polls mad,
Just as convenient for all classes we cal
not hope for a change in the existing con
dition OF affairs, and the voters must still
be limited in their choice to the marrow
circle prescribed by the members OF th'
existing school board. This will be
work which the next legislature cannot il
common Justice overlook. Taxation
without representation was a very earl.
war cry in America aud we do not believ
the words have lost their potency even i
these remote days and this far western
city.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler. Rosa. 30 Is1ac Dyckman, : Jaeobus Place.
Tusrh, Emil, to Nathaniel Saver cor fremont
and "'sgt sr Sn G anc b. "V TO- Mary pnhney
SHAW. Of l3',h.st, ye1Is t22 800; ,.a,.....
ave. df giGG roP'I ycs 200
etc. 60 Is WS S% IN! VIZ rs "s S sG trustee
Brown, Ralph u T.. to Jo'erhnc Taylor. isth--:.
Buschcr. julius and KathaTIna. to Louise Hamm and
anotcr lith.,t Of lstsvc. aud other property {:
"ol aov" 'i Eeaaat ARD wife to Emma Merrill,
Barnes Mary lac Dyc.ma9 ,o,, reTr 5, View
'' b.t. OF iad 5@G ao g. ' lie HON" Build
nap q polcrty, OF Lyman rn'ny' T"cnty'thhd Ward
co coI,S,d ~, s'%@ei o to ! 9GsS Gray '''A'''
E,cn.. VIM and wife to Tho Gtccnwleh Savings Bank.
: West lOth.,i - G'h-aNc, > Nrar~. 20 Ooo.
Forster eccIck r to "oorge = Johnson. s'th-
~ c.odGcrs JsSob wm i Harrison trustee. Re,
crotc, tatharinc, to Lucy X Comfort iG5th-st, W
Trgity,ye y,ar :i2 90 CYRUS l. Potter section . block
.i67. -naa city Ncw.York years, $500.
. Ga"t Nay and NOD. ha - go to Mary T. ''" '"
A~,oiaoct Soc s. $50 It Of 35thst years. morris
mcIi.tr Mfg GO Edward an s. l27th.'t, 9TH
Hamton Ida NJ aud husband, to lanes Philip Both
atNp Nahan 70 oregC ,-. Ely a9 q another tr"'
Herman. } IL ard to WI II Schmohl. Gth.,t.
Avenue 4 lea-c. Year.. q, 200 . o.. ,,,,,n.,.. >,
dusir.a savings BsnE, 3Gt6st, Le>netonaVc'
$1,000. ,-o.,
al Z, Wc!,,trr.avc. years. mort. =. 900
kruea,r Arthur aud wife, To Adolph werner foth'
1St-aNc, . NeaIs. 500 49,.
Klein Benedict 4 ana wife To- the baron DE- hirseh
Fund 2gG BroOmc.st. , y,,r>. f3:-ooo =, NJ.
Le.c louis and another 81 Jane, Plat trus, &c,
i27th.st. e 4th.aNr. year. $4,000: :, ,,
JOcImann, Christopher It al, TO Maiy II Iicf trls'
&C. : oGthst W od.aye. ; years Is morris, $4,000.
Lucke. john and another TO- Anot SPfI nE ios
rs to wa SU "sp yi ar $3.50 longing ~
Mott JohaDna t German American Real Estate Title
Guarantee 90 " = Amstcrdamsve. II OF 141th'st yrs
SANE to Gus:sv = }. An'thor. 3. AHetrdam.ave.
Oh iiangklii Thomas j. to Charles Young, 127th
81 g a ith.ayc / ST., $1,000. - .
n 7 n : 2sth.st 9 NJ itl.avc. VI. $1,000.
Rogers. Lillian. To the Mri.lwcc Mig 90, W corner
An,stIdam-Dsc and y0th-s:. , months. $1,000. -
sewers. John II and wife, % Henry fIers, lot ~
man estate Thomas iNeIs > 5000. -
Stetson Caroline q. 70 Anthony McReynolds g. lS2a
M LenoA.aYe. VS. 41,VOO.
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REAL ESTATE.
Dr-cT,.EgS At THE EXCHANGE

The bright weather seemed TO mpart renewed tone
N ,bc real estate market which, together with the s
odcd character Of most Of the property offered sO"ed
i.s.lf in a very active demand. Richard v h"rhet'
orcr,. No. 1914 Watef,t. the property consists Oh /"
four.tofy brick building on lot 24.'N""' IL Is an
occnt 20 tie United States Hotel the bddihg pee' d'
- 600 and ran M t. %3O5OO. Edward g MARIN va,
Inc uycr The same auCtiuneer ohercu ~. ~ ."'s
,tixthst a f0mIs.Oiy and basement DiON ~ V1;
m lot 1OAlOD the bidding began ~ fIoooO
and ran I'D 10 SD 800. +. W BruEgcfhoi wa ,0
s variety of vau6lc investment property Wa oic'eu
Inv peter f. Never behalf Of he estate OF Frdn'i, ~
Ii,iur.tons No al West EGltecnthst. u o ,"o
-"rv and attic DuIding LOT .oN9-' tne piuuiIls
n rom 600 M ~ 100. \. Blake was tue pScl'
Xn. ~ aud ;}.1 IVES, ElcycHtll-st. khoWn Is lain
n,oud 81 are two and three sioly Diieh nv ds,
min Nan 1901 al $50 per annum eacD, ny piu'iuB
@ 1, ~. 600 mn 10 Gis 200 Adam liappel was INC
I,lvcr No 80 West EIcventh-sl Sll'ln' 100 ''-
an . Ion ,.Aqj sold to the same buyer lOE F''Ioo,
W. To. :,31 and "a west Elcventl-ai at l"V.au s.
haIf,tOry brick buildings on lot soA', M 49, ~
SO 500 from Jacob Rubcnstein 80 ioo my IA o.,
4 n ,ro.stOrv brick stable on ft lol !. Solu loI
30, 600 TO W. j. Amend. No. ia ChIE , ,h
-, tno from IN. same buyer. No. 20 East fuulhS'.
- - three.s story brick building on lot 4oNIuy, .ne
Kidding ran from 81 coo up 10 t2JoGo' leirS ""cS
ard samuel Levin the buyers , o. ,,,
rhc southwest corner OF Ienth-aNe anu oI, I've, i
ond ,,yenth-s; being 80. 2,l5} on inc avenue
i a four story brick binding WIN sloics; 1e
table i'm rear: the bidding ran from f-u;oOo up w
srI3 COO L. j. Range was the buyer NJ IidIlSt "ISo
oHcred the southeast corner ~ flitl-aVe' ana ohe-
Hundred and twenty cghthst. vacant lot 24llXiio
- brought So3 100 from Patrick Farley. vaCant 10.
In Grand boulevard. between Onehundrcd ana cleNe nh
and Onehuud and twelfth SIS. brought Toioo io
tc1lard OGOrildn, Jr.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
RALLOU,S ALASKA.
THE NEW ELDORADO: A SUMMER JOURNEY TO

THE NEW ELDORADO: A SUMNER JoURNEa ~
Alaska BY Maturln H. Balou TOURISTS
edition with maps. HouGhton, Mlfm d Co.
.rror, one OF these caves there issues a peculiar
cos believed 10 be fatal 10 animal life. bird it Is
lid diving across the entrance, close enough to
,,ba,e the vspor. will drop lfelcss to the ground
Tins Mr. Ballou aludes TO Of the gro,toe' which
bs found in Yellowstone Park on his way to Ai'eha'
n vopd be interesting know whether the guide was
dealing in folklore enough Of classical schoEiF
20 remember the legend Of Lake Averrus. the name
~ which the Greeks fanciully derived from word
of their own sgnifyng "birdleSs.' Mr. Ba!loa Is
reminded OF the Grotto de Cane Naples but the
anci,nt story furnishes much closer parallel
That this little volume IL packed with Information
arranged IN an entertaining manner Is a fact familiar
IN many who have used it in another FORM a hand
hook in their travels and also to many whose journey
has been merely one Of the imagination. II is pract-
cal fancful and thoughtful by turns; and with the
addition I'm the present of scrviceabe itinerary.
will be more useful than ever Sometimes, however
tons the author talks apparently at random. For
example in one place he writes If he supposed
fetch worship and the worship OF demons to be Inc
same thing They are not. 1t is well to hold writer's
Of travels and of scientific speculation TO strict &C
countabilty in things of this sort; for, given an as
sortment Of fetiches. a good workable demon or
two and few souls that are never in their owners
bodies-where they ought to be, but up tree, or
down we'll or away on a jOurney-and a system OF
rel gous belief be constructed in behalf OF prtVe
men that is as pretty as it is false and useless.
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Railroads.


THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ THE CIrU
Train. leave follows;
pi1O A. M.-rAs: NAIL. tor Aitahy' 0"0s' o'f~
1880 A. VI. o"CiIiCNuo EESIIBULE LIMITED. due
1910 CnaSI VWSIlssrIIRS DAY EXPKEsS-Daly excops
12sSO oon.-sorTHwEsTEHN vEsTIBIT,LIE3 LIN.
TIED Cincinnati 10 00 indianapolis ii ~ = h.
a5 s. POutI go SHORE vEsTIBuLE LIMITED.
Due At Detroit at 0:l5 a Chicago % .. H. "eN'
so nsy p. u.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREsS-Duc Chicago
6s5 ~ f. ''. SIl..~"11EDIR0&BAuK AND MoNTREAI EX-
1850 nl''. p w. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
s,I5 p. M.-rNST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX.
PRI1os-Due Ind annapolis II 20 p NJ mex gay 81
rIsuiK I'LL N.wBUgGm, PoTGHkEEPSIE: RH II IL
CLiFt (klNGSI9N ANRc Il DN0N %, i1wSP:
atfP'o .S99 W., 80 e 80 90 49, ma ms
ALgASY 10 70 10 90 90 o b., 10 rs IL 90
TKoY-'77%as $40. 1000 10 90 tlI:I5 ms y 90
, H9POo 80 20 90 ~ q s3 Fl 10 Zoo PFH 70
a; m. Il 90 noon. 80 500 80. o:l5 D. n"' 7 IL oo
BUFPPSALoDOSlo 10 co. 10 80 a. m = 90 noon. $50
NlSS 9S% 80 2& 2i$ % TO- 1000. 1890 H.. 10 90
Ap nIGG t bAck 20 AEp MoxrRrA1-,
AusJRS GESS EvA AND cAS'&s S'D >lcuA-2Ao 10 90
BERKsHTKE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
t5r u c add f ;SJ e II Sleeping Car, apply a, ea
iaPs Pa st'S 81 WIS., q le5t Sud as sr %e
%Sk s9 md j2S 5o FqsGns and asS R
wcs,co,ts Express calls for and checks baggage from
ho b. IND cS: sua ssSsh Dsy etsp. saturday
Other trains run daily.
70 q SsG5 sC U.s. n's' '"s =" % 80 %
i e d fs5f EfSt SHa%grs
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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Shortest Line. Ncatibulcd Pullman Coaches
Il n.-3uililo ana OsW, 20 Express Via Paterson for
water StIOud~bur,, scranton, BtnehamUn, OWego,
Ithaca Waycrly flma, Corning, Bath, Danylle Sher.
butne Watrryille Kichfeld Springs, Utica Mt. Morris
Greene oxford Norwch Coz land Syacnse Fulton and IN.
Connects at Scranton with trains for
P>ton, WkeslarTe. DanVlllc, and Northumberland, at
Buffalo the West
30 a m.-Binchamton Mail. via BOonton.
D. Binglaniton and mira tNlnt>s for water Gap,
MaNerly. at
With for Pttston, Kingston ana WiIkes-
4:lO D. m-Scranton, Wkesbarre and Plymouth Ex.
press.
stroudsburs, scranton. Bnehauton Owego, Wa
Very, fmra, Corning, Bath, Wayand. Dansyille, Mt.
Morris. Sc, arr rng r. Burlo az Z $50 a m. ,- :
suoudsburg. scranton BnghaTton Cortland Syracuse,
Iuchted ana all points buffalo
With trains for the We>t
NJ EWYORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN KAILWAN.-Irans leave West i2cst as follows
Nwsnty minutes earlier from foot o. Jay ST. 80 for
Aiddleown, Elen,lle. Liberty Delhi, Norwich, Oneida.
OswegS Chlsseo $50 ~ for Can't s Hall Middle.
erty walton Qnsida Central slHare 0swego kochesss,
trains daily except Sundays Tickets time tables S2y
a. nzsssnRe Place. N. e
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{ Gathers

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&C., 20 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs n. J. YOCNGfULToN. 23 Union square
4 TUTORS Professors Teachers COZ ,rncss"s Of al:
families Circulars schools 70 arnts Mod IN lanIuaRes
spoken. MIRIAM CoYRIERE Room IA. loo 1tha'e
A -BE>T TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied;
n .a branches. any locality no charge. I,ach,rS waId:
10 registration fee form Tor stamp. T. '. HGfSSOOf
date T. L Avery. Amoican School Bureau. w l4th'ss
\ EXPERIENCED pryatn titor wishes pupil- 10 pre-
"A pare fOr college bIsicss highest refer nces Al
dress YALE GRADUATE, Bon 30, Tribute Office
rE,I.At HERS WANrED.-LaGic-: several superior
Normal graduate. for schools cts Latin. French
Greek for high school, Nota. Uneir Blui-t. NrHl
music Mothodt cir French aut lncli>i'i for family.
Ioman CathCc G,rr ln and music for family. IfotSLi ;
French fatNc drawing and lrlntnc; ~cN'd frn'h
aud German lIdies families t''ntl"m"nt NihtiiN
athetcs Ebiscopa clergyman for small parish and school
violin ana sins ng commercial brHiichc- conner
cial branche, and English for hOOl near city; mil tify
tactics commercial br pclcs. Apply N Mrs. NJ j.:
you NG.FCITON. American and Foreign Teachers
Agency, % Cron square
rNEACHERS, tutors goyornesses travelling companions
j singers organists. matrOns &C. PROMPTS supplied 20
EMPLOYERS recommends best schools TO parents also
peflor home school for no'hor"ss girls. Miss DONO.
VANS Teachers bureau and School Directory. 20 East
14th-st
JINION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school ofncers
u with teachers teachers with positions. - . -
h. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 Lafayette Pl' NJ Y.
VH ANJED-Ccnprrnt teacher OF English. IN Germans,
w in large thrc" evenings and two afternoons
ENGLISH. Boz 1871. Tribun" once.
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". c. KINEAKoUN, dehtfsI Passenger Agent
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of COr;ands and
Desbrl>scs Is. az follows;
A. m Tor Slatington and intermediate points.
10 q m. Geneva. LYON, ElTirt Rochester, Bufat
and the vr-t PottsNie aud principal local points Chaii
car 20 LYON. and Pullman car 20 Suspension Bridge
90 A. m FOR Nauch Chunk and Intermediate points,
II A. m. l.. and T. Junction and intermediate points
Chair to Mauch Chunk. .
H. M for Tunkhlnnock and intermediate points Chair
ear 10 TunkhannOck Connection u Reading and Harris
10 D. M for Emira and prncipal intermediate points.
Chair ear u Wil6esbare aAd Pullman sleeper % Sspenn
- 20 D. m. for Pottsve Mauch Chunk and intermedi.
p,luts. Chair 20 Nauch Chunk.
ID ~. for Nauch Chunk and intermediate points
Conhe.tion u Reading ard. Harrisburg.
y. n flr trtneNa, Lyons. Emlra Rochester, Buffalo
and he pullman sleeper 20 Lyons and Suspension
Trans leaving at a. m II o. m. l p. m. and $40
D. ~ ronnec. FOR all points IN Nah0noy and Hazeon coal
regions. ..- - ,,,,.,..
10 for Mauch Chunk. HlZelton and intermediae
poilt and IL a. III for shenandoah and internellas
10 D. m Tor Nauch Chunk and intermediate points.
u. H. FOR Geneva. Lyons. Enira Rochester, Buffalo
and the Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspension
GeneraI Fastern Office. o35 Hroadway
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New publications.
lust READY:
FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY"
EDITIONS OF
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These two are issued in this form in response to
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Knbrn was a growth of Massachusetts, SOIL 80 " a
Hazard OF Fortunes is the vital outcome OF New
York Tho spenGor ueanness the oayctg and wretch
e6ness the Grace and brutality, above all tho rtNration
O. opportunity which the metropolitan city always holds,
have never before been so realized through the
magic glass, the ugly, crpde and rn'iie1l
town proves full Of pc.'rsquencss Of patos aud Of
tras cdy bchodr cannot 90 hi way and forget
In the TWO books Mr.. Howcls gives voice 10 the half;
srtcuatc question which the POOR and simple
where asking the rich and cultivated What is your pros
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Ncw.York. Thursday. March 20.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
4, NTH to-day.


The following sales were held at the EXchanRe ana
Auction Room to-day; -
I 4.,tory building with lot. No 22e West 6othtt s.
400 f. ~ lOth.aNe lot .5NlOo5 But!ti siSV' n
lot @ ; Grand boulevard. 500 IT llltA-ss' -'aH
- 3story building with lot No co East 4th'ss. s.
iowrIy. lot 2jNl02.1Aifrog IOo.oi H. "AUer anu o.
- >torN stable with lot, No 1870 ChrysuesI s.
Uroone..t lot .J.3NluO; w j Am'nd. f2-.boo. =, as
/ I.>tory house with lot No l3+ ChrY'trs@ lou -oN
100; W Amend, 9-2,iOO. M -, ,.,d ~ 900 N
, and 3 story building, with plot OF land Nos - 70
327 W,,t 1ltI-~t :, "fe'"ichs' P'o' '''>'''''
aid story dwellings with lot. 40 AZ Wcst doth''t
n : 10 ~ 9th-aNr, 20; -IA'@ bdhe, toh ri,
Prot OF hand "'rand boulevard. a cor l4oth''t
90 llAItU: j NJ Gilmore, SOU. 49,. ,,,....
riot Of land ON Grand Boulevard cor l4lst'N
- 20, and 5-s,or, stable with lot. No 2,l5i
1oti.avc " cor IG7th--t lot 3ONlOO; orange
i.,tory building with log. 80 i9f waters, ,w,,s
sj.3 e. Futons; lot 2i.'N'"ioN-''oN''' = '''''"'
10. on 5th.ayc, : @ 12sthst. 2iliXilo Farley
story dwelling with lot. 80 80 East OGh,st,
$50 +, " Parla,c. lot .OAl00.5; " bIu94efho
$500
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Nnslrrrilon.

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CLASS FOR OYS.-InterMediate and advanced
"A. students prepared for college, law scientific
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Van Setback Eliza, 20 Eleanor Laxes;o " . "e'
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waters Henry and another to the n,'ea az 600
IN Y e Eldidge-st, OF Broome-st o yrs, Eo,oo.
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Ocean Steamers.
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COOKS TOURS To EUROPE.
Duing the Summer Season OF 1901 Cocks Select Parties
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An illustrated Programme Describing the ltineiaIics and
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Eighteenth Edition. post paid for 25c stamps.
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N ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW:YoRK, SoUTHAMpI.o y o5 AID ,,I BREMES.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
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LINES TO CALGFOENIA, JAPAN, On A;-o
cENTR Al, AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
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cry Of PARA sails "Wednesday. AIrl /. noon.
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FOOT OF LlBlkIl 81, NOtIH Rlb LIZ.
4:3o a. N. Tor Eas;on, Magch Chunk, wnkesOsrra
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FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 445 lis a. H., 80 20. 3 10 D. m. sundaH
500 a. IN. rariOr Car, at'l 80. i:2o. $40 p H. SIN
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sag MI Ri,1i 49, CIV o neand aa bfdSe,oa, at 4
a. H.. 80 4:2o D. m.
Fok PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE. IN
For Philadelphia ~ ~ oa -. 49, a. ~ !. is night
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To-. Batmore and WASHINGTON daily at 90 II SO ss
cent Sunday a. H. 90, 20. 900 p & /; 30 n $50
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bagesse from hotel or residence.
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90 n M rsy City r. r. stat o. IL ~ IN other
trains daiy except Sunday. For tickets tme ,aoe ,pry
ior and sleepag car accommodations or ni9rnso In
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