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The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17
And swinging it's rattle still; that it
knows nothing Of the cruel and criminal

And swinging It's fattIe SLll1; tnaI IL
knows nothing of the cruel and criminal
desertion.
1t is being brought in the World-and
yet it has been brought in the world.
1t must meet the ever changing scenes
1t must become part Of those things
which are and which have been.
Its mothers care isto it an~unknoWn
quantity. 1t is an innocent and helpless
thing and it has been cruelty deserted.
It's father pays the negro woman to
care for ito care for his own-his flesh
and blood-and he is the man who en-
iovs freedom-while men for stealing $40
90 to the penitentiary for life time.
The father is guilty before the moral
law for more thousand times than the
thief of whom it was said had stolen
but he is not arrcsted-he is not con
victed.
But the kid-the little cuss is the vic.
tim of ingratitude and villainy and Grim
inality.
And yet it is said somewhere, that tht
moral is growing better.
Dccency should assert itself, and th'
father and mother of this child, if the.
can be located, should be made take thei
oWn-or else
They should be drummed out of town
It will not be hard to find them.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17

TT will not break you to help the speciai
1Sotice column. 1t will not make us rien
iTxou do helm it. But this il what il viii
do: IT will indicate to the outside world.
and hundreds of Globes leave durham
daily, that the men are alive anu tnaL tnet
are inviting trade. Help the Speeial Notee
column. Special monthly rates.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17
Notice Of Dissolution 81!

The partnership heretofore existing between
w. j. Wyatt and NJ. Il. Wyatt. under the naD
and style of Wyatt Brothers, Is this day Dy
mutual consent dissolved. Either w. wyatt
or VI. II. Wyatt Is authorized 10 collect ana re-
ceipt for accounts dGe the old firm. Parties
due the old firm are hereby notified 70 settle
their accounts. W. J. M1AII,
This August l. 1897 NJ b. WYATT.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17
LADIES

Needing tonic. or children who want build
ing up. should take
BROWNS lIiON BlTTERS.
II Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indi.
kestion, BiiousneSs and Liver Complaints.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17

An excellent remedy for dyspepsia
Simmons Liver Regulator-C. Masterson
Sheriff of Bibb Co, Ga.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17
To the Public.

desire through this medium To return my
thanks 10 the public for their liberal patron
age of the firm of Wyatt Brothers, and ask Tor
our successor. Mr.. ". II. Wyatt. the same lib
trai patronage In the future / will give my
time and attention To the settling up the busi-
ness Of Wyatt Brothers. to my dairy and truck
farm and 10 the supply of the public with
August i. is9i. w. WYATT.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17

If you are dull and stupid you are bill
ious and need tonic. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17
JONES & LYON

taking annual September
will from this offer special bargains the several
Figures idea All offerings below
inin
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17
To the Public.

will continue the grocery and feed bust
ness at the old store Of Wyatt Brothers, and
ask "A continuation OF your liberal patronage.
August / 1891. NJ. Is. WYATT.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17

Simmons Liver Regulator cures gen.
eral debility and will give you new lease
on life
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17

That tired feeling now so often heerd
of, is entirely overcome by Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which gives mental and bodily
strength
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17
A TOE OFF.

j. ). Carr, Jr., Drops a Toe in the Slot
and VIII Have Pain.
In monkeying with a riae-a toy af-
fair, Saturday, the son of J. 5. Carr, julie,
Jr., lost toe.
He knew the gun was loaded before he
shot.s He is certain of it now.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-08-17
THE NATIONAL FRUIT.

Durham the Place for Big Tomatoes ana
Captain Whitfield the Man.
THE GLOBE mentioned the fact Satur-
day that Capt. Whitted was something
of gardener as we'll as florist and spoke
in this connection of tomatoes as spe-
cialty. He sends to this office to-day
basket Of this luscious fruit, dozen OF
which weighed Il pounds and present
ing handsome appearance. This is an
other instance in which THE GLOBE prints
history.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
CURRENT EVENTS.

The Florida Legislature has convened
st Tallahassee.
The eighth general assembly Of Col
oraao has adjourned sine de.
Joseph Rhodta. . miner. was killed
IN an explosion Ia the 0scala mine IN
Calumet, Mich
An lee gorge in the Missouri 100 miles
above Chamberlain, 5. d.. caused cons
siderable damage
Postmaster Watson. OF Louisville,
Cay county, IL, pleaded guilty 70 APP
propriating $500 of the government
fands-
Philadelphia's new mayor gives the
police department ten days % get cut
OF politics or out Of the city's employ.
shuItz & Hosea. wholesale hardware
men of st Joseph, No, have assigned
Liabilities. 500, 600; assets. s2s5, coo.
Dover. \. II. reports the drowning
of Daniel Dixon and bis grandson in
Great bay by the eapsizing Of their
boat.
Dozens OF cattle. horses and hogs are
dying Of hydrophobia IN Britt, Ia A
mad dog ran amuck in that vicinity
several weeks ago.
Charles Stevens. of Susquehanna,
Pa. has sued a Scranton street railway
company for SOS, 900 for injuries To his
daughter, resulting in ST. Vitus dance.
Diphtheria and the grip are epidemic
at Beatrice. Nee-, and many fatalities
are reported The physicians and
undertakers are kept busy day aud
night
A Pinkerton detective captured six
young men at Burlington, Ia. who are
thought To be guilty Of a number Of
burglaries In the vicinity Of late.
George III. Bates, of Wilmington,
Del, one of President Cleveland's
Samoan commissioners. and a promi-
nent lawyer. is charged with misepprs-
priation OF. his clients funds.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
Pardoned by the President.

WASHINGTON, April s.-The president
has granted the applications for pardon
in the following cases: sIorton Howell,
Indiana, forgery, to take effect July
- next; Nelson w. Reynolds. In
diana, violating internal revenue laws.
Sentences were committed in the fol-
lowing cases: Peter McHugh, Wis
consin, selling liquor without a Ii
cense. from one year to eight months;
George w. Howery, Indiana, having
counterfeit money in his possession,
sentence of thirty months committed so
as to expire May 1 next
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
A SUDDEN CALL.
Unexpected Death OF Gov. Fowle, of
North Carolina.

RALEIGH, y. c., April s-Gov.
Daniel G.. Fowle died suddenly about
midnight at the governors mansion.
For two days he had not been exactly
well. He was not at the executive Office
Tuesday or the day previous. Tues
day night he was feeling much
better. left his bed. and sat up for an
hour or more. At IL o'clock he sum-
moned his oldest daughter to his room,
saying he was not feeling well and
he expected it would be necessary for
her TO sit up with him. He sat up
in the bed and at 1880 he re-
marked: IL am fainting," and fell
back and died instantly. He was in his
6lst year aud an able lawyer. He was
an old wig and union man during
the rebellion and his sympathies were
with the general government during
that struggle. He was judge of the
superior court and was elected governor
at the election in November two years
avo
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
UNSETTLED CHICAGO
No Conclusive Returns Yet Avail
able on the Mayoralty.
BOTH LEADING SIDES CLAIMING IT
The Chances Are strsasis With the Re
pEsiie4a Candidate WAshDarnes tor
MaysE-siasaIzrf orIa OF the Heat
81 Contest-1fts Ticket DIsi1e1-

CHICAGO, April s-With the exeep-
ton Of seven precincts IN the fhirtieth
ward, the fun vote for mayor at Tues
DAYS election IN this city was as fol-
lows: Ii. Washburne. 40, iSe; Cregier,
45.27s; Harrison, 1888. r. Nashburn.
%. 4ss; Morgan, 2.279. The democrats
claim that later returns elect Cregier
BY msjority of 235. Ii viii probably
take the Official count TO decide
Prom the returns received kiolbassa,
the democratic candidate for city treas
urer. IS elected by small plurality.
Nicholson. republican, is elected al
city attorney by about 5000 plurality.
Van Cieave, republican candidate for
city clerk, has nearly 10000 plurality.
Ia the aldermanic election returns
indicate the choice of twenty-three
democrats and eleven republicans. This
will make the council stand: Demo-
Gratis. IS; republicans. IS.
The democratic town tickets were
successful in South, West and North
Chicago and Lake, while the republic
ans were successful in Lake View and
Hyde Park.
There were Ave candidates for mayor
in the field. as follows: Hampstead
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
A ROYAL Roniance.

ST. PETERSBURG, April s.-The car
has lost no time in manifesting his dis.
pleasure at the secret marriage, which
has just been announced, of the Grand
Duke Michael Michaeiovitch, his cou-
sin, and the countess of Novenberg,
daughter of the duke of Nassau. The
dukes name has been struck from the
army list by the car, and he has been
deprived of his titles in the regiments
of which he is colonel
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
Rus.la SIN Moving Her Troop..

LoNDoy, April s.-The Standards st.
Petersburg and Jassy correspondents
continue to report activity among the
Russian troops. great mum bers of which
are being massed on the Austro-IIun-
garian frontier. The Jassy correspond
emit gives detailed account of the
movement of the troops.
BERLIN, April Sin consequence of
the Russian massing of troops on the
Galician and Silesian frontiers the Ger
man government has decided TO
strengthen the eastern frontier garri-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
Three Rioters Condemned to Death.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April s.-Andrew
Todt, Michel Sobal and George Rus
mock, the three Hungarians convicted of
the murder of Michael Quinn, who was
killed in the labor riot at Carnegie's
works at Braddock, Pa, last New Years
day, will be hanged. The motion for
a new trial has been overruled by
Judge Stowe. The three prisoners
were then brought into court and sem
fenced 10 death. Before sentence was
passed Todt and Sobal protested their
innocence. The condemned were then
remanded to Jail to await the sign
ing of the death warrant by Gov. Pat
tison
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
Killed by An Electric Wire.

KANSAS CRY. Mo. April s. Thomas
Beard, Santa Fe employee, while pass
ing over the bridge between North and
South Argentine, reached above his
head and caught hold Of an electric
light wire. The current passed through
his body and he died instantly. His
hands were burned almost through by
the wire
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
Ask. Pardon for Her Husbands Murderer.

ATLANTA. Ga, April s-A pardon ap-
plication of unusual interest came 10
the executive department Tuesday
that of widow. who asks for the re.
lease Of c. c. Weeks, the man who
killed her husband. The man in the
penitentiary is the woman's brother,
and since he has been n convict she has
contributed largely to the support of
his children Her husband was killed
in 1885. both himself and the murderer
being drunk at the time
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09

w a S h b u r n c
(rep.), Dewitt
c. Cregier-the
present incum-
bent (dem. J.,
Carter Harrison
lind. d e m D,
Elmer w u S b =
burn (citizens),
and T no IN a 5
Morgan social
ist).
Returns are
coming in from
the to w n S h y
and municipal
oloa&.>.s ha1J
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09


throughout the state on Tuesday. Il.
ID. Lawrence (rep.) is elected mayor of
Springfield by $50 majority over
Charles f. Hay, the present democratic
incumbent. The democrats elect the
remainder of the city ticket by about
200 ma ority. Galesburg elected a license
mayor, and the new mayor of FL Paso
is democrat. Republicans elected
township officers in the following
places: Peoria, Martinsville, Cerro
Gordo, bloomington, Tuscola, Wenona,
Monmouth, Rock Island. Democrats
won in the following: Carrollton,
Joliet, Carthage, Quincy, Naperville,
Waukegan, Arcola. Ramsey, Salem,
Auburn. Casey, Nashville, Kankakee.
To Begin Work on the Hennepin.
DAVENPORT, Ia, April s.-There is
great excitement in this vicinity over
the announcement that the last obsta-
Gle to commencement of work on the
Hcnnepin canal project has been re-
moved. The war department has APP
proved the plan submitted by Chief En-
gineer Wheeler for the location of the
canal between the rapids Of Rock river
and the Mississippi, assistance of miles
The south side of the river was chosen.
The town of Milan, Ill, lies directly
in the way and the price Of property in
the entire region has moved up. 1t is
thought work will be commenced at an
early day.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
Call. Prince ysctor n Rebel.

LONDON, April s.-The family Of the
late Prince Napoleon have decided not
to publish the political part Of the
princes will, which treats his eldest
son. Prince Victor, with the greatest
severity. In the document Prince Ma
poleon calls his son rebel and a
traitor, and enjoins him not to attend
his funeral.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3. The steam
CT Earle kiusley, from Hiawa, just ar
rived, says that in northern China
there has been severe food and over
10, 900 people drowned
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09

wAsHrSeToS. April s.-Baron Fava,
the withdrawn" Italian minister TO
the United States, shook the dust Of
Washington from his feet Tuesday and
departed for New York. whence he in
tends sailing on Saturday for Italy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
Death of One Of the Original Republicans.

PrrrsBuReH,. Pa, April s.-Russell
Erret, prominent politician and jour-
nalist. died at II o'clock Tuesday MORN
ing. aged ~ years Mr.. Erret took an
active part in tho formation of the
republican party and served three
terms in congress.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09
An Encouragement P.ssss Away.

/ ATLANTA. Ga, April s-Gen- Luciua
j. Gartrell died here Tuesday night He
was at one time member of the United
States congress and also of the confed-
crate congress.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09

William Barshurst. Of Murdoch, Ill.
who attempted to kill his wife few
weeks ago and then shot himself, died ia
the Tuscola jail TUESDAY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-09

tcrzl son nlsss.cn zaa Tae Pacific rs1iross rad
tas 4ss ssrs la<ssly dzs - as lasasHssLl
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
BOOKS or THE WEEh.

pp. 302. tTuttc Morchousc TaylorJ
POEMS AND SKETCHES OF NOSES TRADDLES. by
-. l2mo pp 6i NKetth NJ 'oD
CHURCH AND STATE. BY Count Leo Ioisto l2mo
PIP 100. r. r. Tuchor)
A QUAKER HOME. By George F. Tucker. 12mo, pp
426. George H. Reed
AMERICAN COLLEGE FRATERNITlES. BY William
Il. Bwrd. 12mo. PIP. $50. o. p. DownsJ
uEEAIDRY BY S. T. Aveng 12mo PIP. 42s.
IF. Warne & Coz
DE MUSSET'S COMEDIES. BY Ernest Rhys 1Gmo
pr. 1919. Walter scott)
SCUM. By vslies. 12mo, up. BAG. q. w. Lowell Coz
AN INDIANA NAN; BY Le Roy Armstrong 1:mo
Do. 21S (F. J. Shut' CO..
A GOD OF GOTHAM. BY Lee Bascom. 1@mo, PIP. 277.
o. w Dillingham;
MERRY. MERRY BoYS. BY b. L. Farjeon. 12mO.
PIP. 17s. John W. Lowell Coz
URITH. by 5. Baring-GOuld 12mo. PIP. 43s. John
. DID, 81. (iIacr.illan Coz
TRIAL BY COMBAT. BY George Nelson. 12mo. pp.
34s Macmillan & Cos
UNIVERSITY HALL OPENING ADDRESS. BY Mrs.
THE CARE OF THE SICK. BY Dr. Tn. Billroth 12mo,
pp. 337. (Scribnsr S Wclfold.)
THE CORRESPONDENTS AND PUBLIC PAPERS OF
JOHN JAY; BY Henry J. Johnston. Vol. .. svo PIP.
TWO MEN or THE WORLD. BY Harriet T. Bates
f2mo. PIP. 3ii. O.. W. Dillingham;
SYSTEM or CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY. BY Henry p.
Smith. $40. up. GAL. "a. c. Armstrong & SOM
MARCIA. Ry w. Z. Norris 1omo PIP. 391. q. w.
ANNE BRADsTREEr AND UER TINE BY Helen
campbell. 12mo pp. 373. %. Lothrop Coz
GID GRANGER. Bv WIN. o. Stoddard. 12Ino pp 25s
%. Lothrop & Coz
THE PLUNGER. Bv HawIey Smart. 12mo, pp 312
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DIANE, BY Prosper Merimec. svo, PIP. osS &c. II.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
I ElllGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF CortIandt and
Desbrosses SIS. rs follows: ~
a. for slatngton and intermediate points
N. tor Geneva, Lyons, Enlra. RotL,,tnr Rur,,n
and West, PottsVic and principal local uulnfs
Lyons and Pullman ear e. Ss en,on i,ridgc "H'
30 a. for Aauch Chuna and lntfrlUllatr mint,
IL for l.. and h. Junction and intermediate points
Chair Mauch Chunk. '0'"'''
I D. N. Cor TunkhannOck and intermediate points chat.
to Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris.
40 D. Emira and principal Intermediate nol,s
Chair WDkesbarre And Pullman sleeper 10 n
Brdge ''"
so D. NJ. for Pottsvlle. Mauch Chunk and n,,,,o,,
ate points. Chair car TO Mauch Chunk. '"'o''
$40 p. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg P'"'"
z D. m. Tor Geneva. Lyons Elmiri Rochester pr,.,o
and the West. Pullman sleeper Lyons and "n
Bridge. 'Pio"
Trains leaving az & n. m. II m. | n. m aud N
connect for all points In Mahanoy aad Hayton coal
regions. ~ WV
SUNDAY TRAINS
o. IN for Mauch Chunk LA Teton ani intermediate,
points, and II a. nL Tor Shenandoah ana in;crined,ts
points
b:l0 y. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate nouts
y. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira 10 rhestsr Rne,io
snd the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern onice. 235 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
rrCOKDrD MOETGAGrs.

Alarl, r II. to " Denmark. Honest. Stebbin-
b. -n-tin i-aA-. 10 Mand.,lilc. cor Madison
nafD,,i1- afD j. to 4 w'n-bn. ls9 and Is2 Henry
81. mor'g1gc.. in.iall,. -loo'o
nj. JON. TO II. RI. io'h--t coufiImdtav".
cG,Iim,r Morris T. to L KucncvsAy. cor Cherry
CG'G~ " j t@ j G o'Conor. ordenav-. Deco
Crarfori Andrew to Z Kau-.uan, cor lotha'e and
carr Anns u - Lanr.tader. tistst. shave ,
Duncan, Nm Il. 20 Il Nora'a. W Te'ou'-a'e '
Dlyi- A.Asr l., 7 Russell cNor. ru,;. Broomc-
80 nempVeIr. 90, to Rohr-. Alcaand"rny".
dg N.f to Iay % iIo nro'd.' yrE, i1. - ooo
Erch"or'h Loni, to J. g" W'i'h " ''i'''"nA'"'
rlia- Hams. to " lew - Columba-''. yc'--.
Fround. Moo. to Al. 9l,t-t MnGl'on-s'e.
oqna. VII ] Lipnan. louh.a,c I'D 7,'h-st.
=. Harvard = =. to ! worcc-t-r M"rrl,.4,e. -
-, III M,3d l. ",s,n, ~, L, i91pe'T syp" ', cco Bank
hrys Y. y = & \ seward. j5th -, Madison-
Jay. John & Jr. to Alice Jay. - Bro,d,-t. years.
hammer Georar. to = Molcr. jr. os' ave. 4c,h-
Kcnnc Lceg,l :. jr to " = GRAY. I24th-,t, 7u,-
,sd Ka'tsn' 1caFt FosfI ti 600 to Young iav' Of
Lewis Eli1ahe,h G. to L Trust %, 1923 Madison.
Masp To';% W 10 , i MsGsa" road u. .laoc tom
lG.th-st g - 2d-aNr. ] $4,000
Miller Eliza J.. + \ Snow, u : Catharinc-.t n,
Monroo-st demand ~ 0oO.
Mull. De- witt. to j Bell. 1o5th-st. u 4,h.ave
year. 80. 1OG.
.II.,cthafn, Carolina 20 NJ ThalI. iu-ave OF
iIoth.-t. years. So 800.
Pcrinr 4. to n HumberGcr. n l45th-st Of Wits.
ave wears. 50 $50
Prcsser Valentine 10 J l. OBrlcn, n 1l2th-.t W Of
l1th.avo 3 years - OCO.
Rochtcd John - Farmer Loan and Trust Co n "
corner 7th-aNo and l41st-st years AO. 600.
R"ipschlr~r. \ to Rc!pschlag'r. I1thave
iSth--t 3 Years, 1900
Smith, Edward + to GormanIa I.'c Insurance co. n
12Cth-st 7th-aye. 3 yea-s 3 mortgages sI@t 600
Schwarzler August 10 n Slmonson, n 4th.ayc
and 7Sth-~t secures notes.
Sane 10 safnr, ~ al. property, . years.
paras as 52S
smith; Ei"aId T to wilton Hairs sons, n 5 goth
1th-aVc GtJ.J0O.
Schroeder Manuel. 10 = Schrcltor. Coumlsa.st
Ei,nrton-st 4 - 600.
Sttcn-tcln Reuben 10 !. Cookc. Hes,cr.st W
Fs.rv-st. slj 600
81 gel IIar-s 10 l. Frank 30 willctts years Al Go5
The Bedford PARK tongr Pat'pn1l Church to ID
Honnl~ Suburban.st and Banbridgesye. . wears
81 1GG.
Van A,te Sophia TO Kun1. lot ~. map Morrisania
4 - $50.
willla,ns Thomas s. Schlo.scr 2d.ave 2 vars
so 600.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
II ELAW ARE, LACKAW ANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD
;. vestibuled pullman Coache,

Shortest Line. Vestbuled Pullman Coaches
"a n.-Ijuhalo ana Oswreo EApre,, VIA Paterson for
Water Gap Stroudsbucg, scranton, Binghamon, OwegO.
Ithaca, MaYtry Emira, Coming Bath DanNlle, Shcr.
burne Watrtile, Klchneld Springs. ttca. Mt Morris.
Greene, oxford Norwich. Cortland syracuse Fulton and
intermediate stations. for
flttston, Mikesbarrc, Danvc. and Northumberland az
Buffalo fot the West.
20 a m.-Birehamton Mail. Via Boonton
p. m.-Bnghamton and Emira Express for Water Gan.
Stroudoburg. scranton OwegO WaNrry. Sc. az
scranton with trains FOR Pittton Kingston and Wilkes.
barr.
t:lO p. m.-Scranton, Wkesbarrc and Plymouth Tx.
press.
80 p IN. (dlil').Bufalo Limited Express. VIA Pater
son. Tor StroUdSOurS scranton Blnghamton Owego Wa.
very. tlnirl. Corning, Bath. Wayland Dansyle Nj
Morris. Nc., arriving In Buffalo at 80 a. m
p. (daly).-Buralo. Utica and Oswego Express for
htroGGsburg. Scranton. Bnghamton. Cortland Svracusc
Fulton, Greene. ONOrf Norwich. Sherburnc. WatarXic
Kchneld springs Nc., and all points Buffalo division
with trains for the West
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

NJ EW-IORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jay 90 for
Mlddletown. EucnNile Liberty Deih. Norwich oneida
OsWcgo Chicago; 80 p. NJ for CAM bel Hall. Middle.
town Elenylc Ii rty 30 10 p m for Mddetown Lib.
Walton. Oneida Central square. OswrgO Rochester
Niagara Fails. Detroit chicago St Louio. Daily. All
cther daily SUNDAYS Tickets tables
Broadway. J. G. ANDERSON. General Passenger Agent
10 Exchange Place, N. Y,
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
Railroads,


- THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN rHE CFrN
Trains leave as follows:
$40 A. M.-JASI NAIL. kor Albany, Utica, Syracuse,
1000 A. M.-CHICAGo VEsIIBULE LIMITED. due
1880 V A. wtsIES Ms 4 Ks HiAs SAY ExpREss-bay except
1906 DSocn.-soUTHwEsTEEN .vEsTIBULE, LIN.
lIED-Due Cincinnati 10 :oo, Indianapolis IL 'io a. H..
4.5o +. POy M.0NokfH T. SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 9;l6 a. M. Chicago 100 D. n nexs
600 P. M.-FAsT. WESTERN EXPREsSIDus Chicago
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