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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 ia the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ae-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in it's
effects; prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
Its many excellent qualities com.
mend it to all and have made 1t the
most popular remedy known,
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gi,ts. 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 FIG SYRUP CO.,
SAW FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KK. NEW YORK. ~. u
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81. IOuiS Produce.

ST. LOUIS July 1S.--Flour lover; new pat
ents S4.3cQ4.40 extra fancy. S4@4 10: fancy,
$3.@G4l0; choice, 50. 10000. Wheat
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-19
REGIHALD'S WIFE.
The Story Of the Rynard Gold
Reef Mining Co.
BY WALTER BESANT.
Strand Magazine.

Strand Magazine.
"You dear old boy" said the girl, 81
am sure | wish could be-with all my
HEARTH have any heart"
Il don't believe you have" replied
the boy, gloOmily.
"Well, but Reg, consider; you've got
no money"
"rve got e5,O 600. If a man can't make
his way upon that he must be poor
stick"
"You would go abroad with it and
dig, and take your wife with you-to
wash and cook"
1--WE would do something with the
money here. You should stay i'll Lon
don. Rosie"
Eyes. In suburban villa, at Shep-
herds Bush, perhaps. No, Reg, when
l marry, if lever dol am in no hurry
| will step out of this room into one
exactly like it, The room was a
splendid drawing room in Palace Gar
dens, splendly furnished. 81 shall have
my foOtman and my carriage. ana L
SHALL
Rosie, give me the right to earn all
JDeSe innings LOT you! lnc young hdH
cried, impetuously.
You can only earn them for me by
the time you have one foot in the grave.
Had't better in the meantime marry
some old gentleman with his one foot in
the grave, so as to he ready for you
against the time when you come home?
In two or three years the other foot
dare say would slide into the grave as
we'll"
You laugh at my trouble. You feel
nothing"
"If the pater would part but he
won't-he says he wants all his money
for himself and that Tve got to marry
well. Besides. Reg"-here her face
clouded and she lowered her voice
there are times when ne looks aux
ious. We didn't always live in Palace
Gardens. Suppose we should lose it
all as quickly as we got it. Ohn' she
shivered and trembled. mo, L will
never, never marry poor man. Get
rich, my dear boy. and you may aspire
even to the valuable possession of this
heartless hand"
She held 1T out. He took it, pressed
if, stopped and kissed her. Then he
dropped her hand and walked quickly
out of the room.
Poor Reggier' she murmured. 81
wish-I wish-but what is the use Of
wishing?"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-19

ACT ~.
"And so it means this. Oh. Rosie,
you look lovelier than ever, and Pm as
happy as king. 1t means this. Your
father is the greatest genius in the
world. He buys my property for sixty
thousand pounds - sixty thousand.
That's over two thousand year for
me, and he makes company out of it
with hundred and fifty thousand cap
ital. He says that, taking ten thousand
out of it for expenses, there will be
profit of eighty thousand. And all that
he gives to you-eighty thousand, that's
three thousand year for you; and sixty
thousand, that's two more. my dearest
Rosie. You remember what you said,
that when you married you should step
out of one room like this into another
just as gOod?"
"Oh, Reggie''-she sank upon his
bosom-''you know | never could love
anybody but you. It's true l was en-
gagged to old LORD Evergreen, but that
was only because he had one fOot-you
know-and when the other foot went
in too, just day too soon, L actually
laughed. So the pater is going to make
company Of it, is he? Well, hope he
won't put any of his own money into it,
Pm sure. because of late all the COM
panies have turned out so badly"
But, my child, the place is full of
gold"
"Then why did he turn it into COM
pany, my dear boy? And why didn't he
make you stick to it! But you know
nothing of the city. Now, let us sit
down, and talk about what we shall do
Don't, you ridiculous boy"
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waiting for yeu, l suppose, round the
cGsner, with q bottle of fizz ready to
close"
Gle is"
'Well. go and drink his champagne;
Always get whatever you can. And
then tell him that you'll see him"
II certainly will sir, if you advise it.
And then?'
''And then leave it to me. And
young mani think l heard, year or
two ago, something about you and my
girl Rosie"
"There was something, sir. Not
enough to trouble you about it,"
"She told me. Rosie tells me all her
love affairs"
SIS she-is she unmarried"
"Oh yes, and for the moment believe
she is free. She has had one or two en-
gagements, but somehow they have
come to nothing. There was the French
count, but that was knocked on the
head very early in consequence of
things discovered And there was the
boom in Guano, but he fortunately
smashed. much to Rosle's joy, because
she never liked him. The last was Lord
Evergreen. He was a nice old chap
when you could understand what he
SAID, and Rosie would have liked
the title very much, though his
grandchildren opposed the thing.
Well, sir, suppose you couldn't under
stand the trouble we took to keep that
old man alive for his own wedding.
Science did all it could, but twas of no
use" The financier sighed. "The
ways of Providence are inscrutable. He
died, sir, the day before.'
THAT was very sad"
"a dashing of the cup from the lip.
Sir. My daughter would be countess.
Well, young gentleman, about this es-
tate of yours. l think l see way-I
think, l am not sure-that do see a
way. Go now. See this liberal gentle
man and drink his champagne, and
come here in a week. Then. If l still
see my way, you shall understand what
it means to hold the position in the city
which is mine."
"And-and-may | call upon Rosie?"
mot till this day week, not till have
made my way plain"
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Milwaukee, PrOduce.
CLARK BROS.
New York Produce.

Wholesale Commission.
C0NSIGNWENTS SOLICITED,
30 w. Michigan ST.. Duluth. Mimi.
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1hicago, St. Paul & K. City Ry trains leave
~ union depot AS a. m. ex Sunday. 80
mar. daily 7:30 am. daily, II 30 p. M ex. SIM
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-19
GERMANIA BANK.

Estate BANR.l
PAD UP CAPITAL. 100000
Surplus and undivided profits, $50. 900.
Fl. B. STRAIT, WILLIAM BICKEL,
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BoNDs--cLosING PRICES.

Q. S. As reg. .117s4 Mutt. Union IS. .1O1I2
do IS coup. .117s4 y. ]. c. int. ctfs. 1854
90 Alps reg. 100ls y. Pacific lists. 115l2
do 4I2s coup. .100l2 do Ids. .112
Pacific 6s of '95. no n. ". consols. 1876
La stamped As. IS do debentures .101
Tenn. new set. Is 101 St L. d /. NJ. Cos 50
DO do IS. 100 lStL. d S. F. G.M.102
do do 3s 6734 St Paul consols. 133
Can South'n DDS. 97l4 St PC. & P. lists. 111I2
Cen. Pac. lists. los T. P. L. G. T. R.. IS
D. & r. 6. lists lis T. P R. G. II. R. 81
do do As 70 Union Pac. lists. 106s4
Erie 2ds....... 81 West Shore ...... .100ls
NJ. K. & T. G. 6s. 76s4 r. G. W. lists. .... Is
do rs 20
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received until Thursday
noon, July 30, 1891 for furnishing materials,
erecting and completing a
STONE DORMITORY BUILDING
for the Deaf Department of the Minnesota
Institute for Detectives at Farbault, Mimi.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office of the architect, Z. P. Bassford at St.
Paul, and at the Office OF II. L. Barron lie
Farbault on and after July Goth inst. Tho
Directors reserve the right to reject any and
all bids received. Proposals TO be addressed
u the undersigned at FaribGult, Mimi.
Ii. Z. BARRON,
Superintendent of Construction.
Dated ,TulV @ 1891
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NORTHERN PACIFIC

Dining Cars on Winnipeg and =
Pacific Coast Trains Lv
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
NEW-YOIk, JanunFY % IsyI., :,
7 LOUIS IRON USIAIN AND SOUTHERN
HALLWAY COMPANY.
III NOTICE.
liri0tn .cilccs.

Ellul0en .cntc9.
OFFICE or 1nE uNIllD STATES EQUITABLE GAS
,....,.I IoMFAAl, - ...os
NIM-NORk, teb. 26. 1891.
4 DIVIDEND of One Per Cent on the Capital
"A Soe o. s c9Ey me- h traal 9eIn g booFs R RR HG5 be-
clos Friday March 10 % o'clock p IN, ana reopcncd
Tuesday, March -, at ocIccx a. ",,po,, M, socr,,or
FULTON ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY.
BHOOKLYN, n. Y. Feb 81, 1891.
COUPONS FROM Iiih FlkSi MORImAGE
BE- paid on and after Malh g 1891, at the American EH'
j. L. PALMER. Jr.. Treasurer.
FITCHBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
COUPON NO. 10 on Debenture bonds or the
~ Boston. Hoos1c Tunnel and WesSefl kaiHay com; ON;
March ID upon presentation at the lankng house Of
kocntz' Brothers, No l23 BIoadTaEi e. Treasurer.
I OUlSVILLE, NEW ORLEANS AND TEN
que March l. lS.i VIII paid a!tsr tlat date by
Il. 7. WILSON & CO.. 40. 80 Wal.st, New-lCrk.
UFfICE OF TIE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
No ! BROAD NiW Y0HK, H0RN IPS5c6. o. 1891
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS of the Ameri-
can Coal Company OF Aogany County, Maryland nave
Ior the capital stock tn Company payable at this oce
On IO'''''' '''''' ~ '''' GEO. NJ. BowLBY
Secretary.
OFFICE or CONSOLIDATED KANSAS CITY
SMELLING AND REFINING COMPANY
90 NASSAU-ST., y. Y, Feb. Goth, 1901.
u,T[E TRUSTEES Of this company have this
d,y dccalard Dividend No. -. fom the ea nings Of
the Company during the sN months c.ding Dec.npg pgf
;-t $3.50 of five per cont en- tc c4n2l r3c% OF this
r,c books Of uJusf,r viii b. closed nom February
oGri at Il o'clock noon unt March llh, 1891, at II
O'Clock O0'"' EDWARD BRrsI..
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
TRIBUNE TWENTYFOUR PAGES
financial Hectin9s.
NEW-1Oish. ~, iSS>~
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE.

n.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
ELECTION NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting Of the sto khoders OF the Missouri Pscno
Railway Company Will DC held al tho olice or the conn.,
many In 81. Louis Mo-, Tuesday the 10th day OK
March O'Clock a. for the election or urteen
Directors the ensuing year, and 0r the transaction Oh
any other business tnat may come before said meeting
he annual meeting Board OF Directors VIII be hed
at the same Office Wednesday, the llth day of March,
ut j. o'clock noon. -, ,-.,.~,
The transfer books will be closed on THURSDAY FEBRUARY
g. az O'Clock p. IN. and reopened OF Jhursiay Mreh
10 at 10 o'clock a. m JAY GOULD President
A. II. CALEF. Secreto-y.
NEw.Y0RK January 20. 1891.
HALFWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE. 3,
" OTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF the stockholders Of the ST. Louis. Iron
Mountain aDd southern Raway Company viii be held aS
the office OF the company In St Louis MO-. on Iuest1N
tie 10th day Of March neN; az o'clock a. n a IGI ns ,
the transaction OF other business ha may come 1ei3re
s1id needing The annual meeting o. tlc Board OF i-
roctorg Mil 30 ned the Onic" on NeOlcscaY no
! iii day Ct March - O'Clock nOOn -
The transfer books win be closed Tturslay Februar1
g. a: O'Clock .. M. aud roPntd on Ihur,day MircA
IL, at 10 O'Clock 4. m. JAY "OOhD' i40'iueh"
A. II. CALEB. se'rftry
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
LACkAWANNA AND
~ WESTERN RAILROAD
a, rsne. vesubuled Pullman Coaches.


. a. A-Du~~.O and OsmcsO l-Aprcss, VA Fatof,yh iof
Water Gap Stroudsbu-g, scranton, Bnghanton Ossso'
Ithaca, WayeTly Elmra, Coming BATH OanNnie, onef
burne Watcryle, Rchheld splees ued ~
.r1snc Norwich. Cortland Syracuse utoh anu
stations. Connects al Sranton wltn trains to
s ION Mikc,barre, D1nyiile, ana Nof'AunDe.'ane' %
l,uialO lOt the West
20 \. In.-BiL ehantCn Mail, via Boonton
n m-B.nghamton and ElmiTe Express Tor water Gap,
stroud sburg. scranton, Oweeo NaNy " oohnsIfs ~
ssranton with tIalns Ptston, Kingston ana WILKES
barre. u..... ,yuvo.ha,ro and pymouth Tx.
press. ,..r, pnr,,o Limited Express via pater.
sbire, Scranton, BlnghautOi OWeko va
yery Elmrl. Corning, Batn Wsyianna D'iiS''iS -~~
~ M idav).-Buralo, Utica and oswsgo tNpsess tof
~ scranton Bnghamton, Cortland syraeusos
greene oxford Norwich, sherourne Wa,esvlio
t1cGTad and all points Oh SuHa-0 u'iS9us
connects with trains for the west
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01

ro,n F;e "a % s,o5s Fssi $50 g. Inc, Ogs9 s9 oj
fgse g SS25OS Sss5SSS SO R in
Circulation ...... 10000 3i9i,GOo DC $500
The following shows the relation between the toai re-
and the ttal deposits ot the respective dates:
Specie ss3909loo sSl sol Oo0 pc a. COS 100
LeglLtend,rs 35,G0i,3O0 1895 SEQ Inc. S5l'CO
Total ree veslI9 5l37oo si17c9i 500 Dee g. @7G go
ss'st deposits. 1o4I4oo75 1osCoG.525 Dc. 5Si15o
Surplus ..... sl5373o25 $4,000 275 Dec sl7i2.15o
The Clearing House statement is as follows {:
For to-day-EXchangcs. SlOl ,9lG.4?S: balances,
Sj,439,G93. For the week-fve days-EAchange'.
81 80, ,4S9,S S57; balances, S2J,32G,lJ0
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The languid interest in stock speculation was
divided between Chicago, Burlington and Ounce
and Pariic Mail. Both stocks declined, but only
in the last-named did the decline exceed per
cent. Belief that the Shipping bill WAS likely
10 be defeated in the present Congress was the
preteXt for the movement, ana the selling was
by small holders. who had hoped for different
result. Aside from Burlington. the Granger shgrcs
tions. The publication Of the bank statement
was followed by q SLIGHT rally, because the loss
in reserves was not SO large as had been expected.
The closing was not brisk, but the last prices
were fractlonaIy above the lowest points. \
large number OF stocks that are usually leaders
OF speculative movements closed absolutely with
out change from the closing prices last night
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions in Govern
ment bonds, and for several issues bids were re-
duced. The fluctuations. although frequent and
unusually wide were not significant Of any i'm
portant movement. The closing quotations were
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
Trims leave as follows

Trains leave as followI ,.,,.. e,n..
1906 A. 10 49, p.ic; H5 a11ErIh a@ rIH'a LIMITED duo
1850 4. 2WiSrHRN DAY EXPREsS-Daly except
12.oon yoor SOUTHWESTERN VESTIBULE LIN.
IIED-DIe Cincinnati 1000, lnGlahapol'S II ~ "' ~
All iOuli a. ~ n III SHORE VESTIBULE LIMITED
Duo a. Detroit At 9:lo a. H- chicago ~ y Ill., "
GOO p. u.-TAST WESTERN EXPEEsS--Due Chicago
6.sJ sO' r. 0"i%n14D "i.%n14DiRGSBA iG0S TX AND MdNTREAL EX
,.5o, ,5o5'i2l?, +; M.-puFFALo AND NIAGAEA FALLS
a,i5 a. Niiii.-TAsT ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX
FRtsS- Duo Indianapolis II 20 p. m neA' G'y' 81
FISHKiII. tCSiWbUEGD, PoUGHKEEPstE. RHInNna' Il la
CLiFF tkING>TONl. AND HuDsON-t. - tiU5S
sd g. Y 4 g. n" dda 2j'o '25 so r'S!H Sa;
n H. Tor Garrison west Pont y i5. ~ 10 a. m
&? 3G 80 $23 5 Il ioS6 51 o p il5 A. NJ 70 90
noon. 3 80 3 So 80 100. fG;21 49, o:lo D. m''
TEo9-i5. elo 1000 70 80 ~ - q N &C y s 20
uIT2 y i9 }?t Sg :i5 Gi2o Fl io 10 Co. 80
a. u T. 10 noon. 80. GOO 30 olo y h"' l. 'V'
RoCHE,TEE-9Io. 600. 40 80 a; m. T. 100 no'n
90 10 $50 20 & 10 o 80 20 n m co y ZOO 90 noon 80
N!2&a&&RN5 FA,iS3o 10. 1000 40 80 a M. 70 100
AbafG&1joixbHS1 afG1ji l M0uNr'H2ISS AHp 'MoYTEEAL-t7A5
AUBrES GENEVA AND CANANpAAIGIA--2:,.i -:,. 10 10 90
BIK.SSniREE I2K.SS2n E. Hills. f1 Z Va HARLEM DIVISION
bor t,sci and sia5c IN sleeping Cars apply at Grand
YORK $s3 Was6nrto1:',. 326 Fqi,onst and sos nd nd
hotels ana Issleces through to dfstlna;o3 san,a,v
0'i6 Above trains eSSeG. those having at 10. 1000
aoS i cS dSS %6T& stop at dHoF 2s sH f. fe:Gl SaNGEs
'"'i'' Gone, NJ Manoger l;cn'i Passenger gent.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

The counons wheh tccome dae Dec. |. 1890. on the
First No-f,,ca bond, of the Oregon Improvement Com.
pany will l, paid on presentation and surrender at The
oece of Tin. Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY Nos
lG IL % and - W.ulam.st.. Ncw-YorI. and az ?
te 1T day Of March oN9 together with Interest upon
IT rate q per cent per anAum from the
dat. Of maturity to the first proN.
Il. G.. ROLSTON prcsldent
tn, Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
I...,
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01

TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Feb. 25-p. IN.
By the operations Of the NeW-Nork Sub-TIcas-
ury in the week ended last night, which included
the payment OF Sl62,3s5 for purchased bonds
and The receipt Of 81 GO 000 for payment By other
Sub-TreaSurcs the associated banks lost 81 ssh
647. The weekly bank statement, published
to-day, showed a loss of S2,27G,9OO This result
was not widely different from the known move
mcnts of money, although the statement was made
falling averages, and the banks are poorer
than the showing. The outward movement was
largest toward the end of the week, when the
demand from a few points was rather urgent.
The changes resulted in a loss of Si,7i2,1j0 in
the surplus reserve, which is now Si3,63O,27j,
compared with $2,36i,2 200 in the same week
year ago, and S19,210,550 in the preceding year.
The following the comparative statements Of Feb.
n.lL
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01

State issues were entirely neglected. or city
bank stocks, Commerce sold go at l9s and Corn
Exchange t25l at 2is.
AtchisOn rs fell 5-S per cent 10 20 81 ana -.
Joseph and Grand Island frsts . per cent Ia -
The business included n large variety of issues ana
although the movement of prices was downward.
the tone of the market was by no means weak.
Reference is made 10 our full report oil bona sales
Money on call was nominal, as usual on Satur-
day, and while little business was Gone Al ! -!
Der cent the supply was abundant that III"
offerings were atterward at per cent ~
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the clearing
House $427075.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at WASHINGTON
to-day were &j67 ,592, and the internal rcychuc
receipts were S202, ,105. The United States r"aS-
ury received S2633ll. and for The week $l'oos'
OO3 National bank notes for redemption e,,o
The United States Treasury now holds Si4O
e01 700 United States bonds 10 secure National
bank circulation as follows:
Currency ia7 49, s g29 239
-Four and one half per cents 25s6so30
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
S1G4750: bonds held TO secure circnlation WILL
drawn S?37 900. National bank circulation ont
standing-currcncy notes, Si73,53j,155; gold
notes. Sl2sl01; against which the Treasury holds
St2109,4G3 legal money for redemption oi SUI
In London British consos were unchanged at
0G 7-S for both money and The account. ne
Bank Of England gained 10000 bullion on ba
per cent for discounts. while rates Tor balances
were sitter AT from 81 10 3 per cent Bar
silver was steady at yesterdays decline, at "A "a
an ounce American railway shares were dGll ana
weak and while the declines were not large: the
last prices were the lowest for the day. Al farls
French per cents further declined 70 500.
The Staten Island Terra Gotta lhuber 'om-
pany offers al par by subscription $500 600 twenty
iivc-year 6 per cent gold bonds, being first and
only lien upon the property of the company; as
fully described by their circular published to-day
They are issued for the purchase, creation, ana 10
furnish capital 20 carry OH the largest clay-Work
ing plant in the world, the main purpose oi WHICH,
in addition TO ifs present large and prosperous
business is the manufacture and sale OF hrc cpro0i
building material. Subscribers to the bonds Will
also be entitled TO % per cent preferred STOCK ana
- per cent common stock of the company. par
ticipating thus in the earning advantages OF the
undertaking. Among the directors of the company
are Mcssrs ErQstus Wiman. president OF the
Staten Island Railway John j. Tucker president
Of the National Association Of Builders; y. W;
Norcross. aud others. TIE subscription IIst VIII
be opened at the Holland Trust Co., No NaIi-6t'
on Wednesday March 4. TO be closed on the en-
suing "Wednesday, March III, at 3 p. m. pay
ments Of the bonds 10 be made IN instruments
beginning with % per cent on application
The following table gives the current quota
tions Of city bank stocks together with tncir par
Inc nd tlln latest SalpS
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
THE PETRDLECM MARKET.

NOTES From TIE HELD AND RANGE or PRICrS.
There wero no sales of crude petroleum at the Con
; ldatcI Exchange ye-tc-lay Quotations clio cd Al
-, - cents Refined oil unchanged at 30 cent,
in barrel, 8 % hulh) and crude at 40 cents In bar
fc4 -. 30 hulkl. Foreign quotations wee as follows
Al Antwerp. lGl ( francs; at .rmcu. $50 mir.,
London. , - pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
CENTRAL ". R. OF NEw-JERsEY
FOOI OF LIBLkIY-oI, NOl1II NV I1Is


Time Table ot DoeeA.Lef =. 1890 ,.,....
Jury W,liamspoi o. sundays or Esston Mauch Chunk,
10 a. a. .I ior EaSton and Mauch Chunk On Sundays
NIB VIZ a'IT" a. m fr Eastoa MaGch Chunk wikcsbarro
ss%5s SanSa Sns wimp5 naaS 'A 4hloaA 15' eoasS
10 = ~ daily for Easton, Mauch Chunk Readas
Harrisburg. Pottsc &c On SjEaa2 '9 arriS. &
burg Wii4ssbaTFe Tansquo. rOt'sVe Shame
80 for Eastoa ard NlA5 Gq5CTR cS Reading Harris.
s%Sa'y, s.:5n 8 ,$S SO & R%Is%nrown
49, ISoS 10 So 81 n 49, sqgd 5 i Is 10 T. % so 5o
OOp or Long Branch and points south TO Point pcssaa at
eNcopt ocean Grove aud Asbury Par. 300 =. M 400
D. f. For Red Bank at 445. SIS, He m 80 80 100.
'-'' FOR LAKEWOOD
SIS O. H. 49, S 9 ,:o 20 p i6 m D. s sulGa sSa
For IONS Rycr Barnegat and Barnegat 4i5.
For r. At!aatic cry VincIaad and BrdgetOn, at 4i5
a. & o, MS1cn s1 p m Beach and seabrgh s15 IL 10
a. N. 80. 20 p. m.
Fox puILADELPfuA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For PhadeP6a aS ~ ~ o5 ~ Pa Vo' @ H. so 15 M as io
sGSD8YS, 100 II Nv a. H.. :o6, go 90. 900
p For I Batn6rs IT, sd AID washineton daily 90 II 80 e
e'pi prns snndry 5ayns Il t It 49, 49, liz an p So
40 D. m IL 10 night eXccpt Saturday nsnt Supdays
20 3 90 90 D. H. have connection for Reading Har
For SunouIy and wamspor VIA Phlladelphla az ~ ~
m II 20 ParOr Carr 80 NJ. IL
'ixrcpt G @ 4 SatuEday niShtl Sundays G 100 p. m 49,,
Titets parorC9r seats az BE- pres9F. at a. if
West le5thsI. 1Si Eas; l25th,st New'NoFA CouFCs|
$40 Fritol-st % broadway BEook}n. - -, , ..,
New.YOrk Transfer Company VIII call ioF ana ehecN
baggage from hotel or residence.
NJ Ew-YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN ,iiR1,
tN.aty minute earlier from foot o. JlysE 80 a NJ fos
Eiddt;own ElcnViic, Liberty. D,hi, Norwich One01
OsSego Ch.aso 80 p ~ for Sai.lb,i, H., Moais az
towu EllcnVr LIB rty g :l5 D. fof AddletoWn LID
erty Walton. Oneida Central squar, Os"ego hochess.r
Niagara falls Detroit. Chicago, 81. Louis. Day. All
hsr trans dair except SUNDAYS. Tickets timetables S2S
Brosdway. j. g. ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent
Exchange Place, n. X
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, \: ]: G: =

w H. Il. r. r. Co.. Les. "a en- mn ~ 'arer TOE
sHe foot Of Jay.,t. Yor haHIon L9ad9A' DeIe;s
snd Thcaco 40 :l5 a. H., = 10 D. m = 10 p M S-
I IDu,s IS IS 5 Is p. Toronto ne: :l5 a. ~ S;Is.
BulIalo Rochester Suspension Bridge, NsS9s
. Ia LPs P Utica and syracuse 80 40 rs M, .S l5.
I! is p M. an go rgn: only to C5ea e hags; aSS
.S i5 D. M Cat,klll and Albary, 80, - l5 lQ;ls;
ront: CenNa NeybgES u e s;59; 5,, 10 o ;is; 10
- 10 III AS p. Montreal and Canada East 10 q m.
ia nm Elegant sleeping for Buuao niagara fass
ns.o, Chraro and st. Louis on all through trains.
> Ieaye Brooklyn via Brooklyn Annex: alO:3O q. NJ;
$3.50 b. N. Daily. DAILY, eYcep; SATURDAY All othei
Ir1ps dnv eN.cr- SUNDAY. tor tickets, timetables
ior ana sleepnc ear ,modston or I formation apply
olces Brooyn Washngton-st, s26 ful5on,ss, An
c,ic foot q FGlton-st. \ewNork t&-i. 3O3 1so
p42 l27l Broadway Ii3 Bovcry L. Park Place 53 West
and Shore stations foot OF West t2dst, sne
foot CT Jay.st. North River. c. +. LAMREKr Geuee01
passenger Agent. Vanderbilt-ave.. NeW.Yos6