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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

There IL no uniformity in making
the annual school reports. Even
county superintendents do not ag:
rec as 70 how 70 get the per cent o.
attendance. Tie state superintend'
emit should regulate this matter.
Character building is the most
important work oftha schools, SCI
how many American ~citizcns there
are who dispute tho statement.
Some one has ssid it matters not 80
much wl,a, one learns III Of whom
he learns it.
Our per cent Of attendance Is that
OF those pupils who are in school,
not that Of the whole school p"puIa-
ton. We are convinced, however,
that in making the annual report
every child Of school age should Dc
counted whether in school or not.
L NOVA1w~O
The preparation Of the exa"i"s
ton questions is = very difficult task
They may be 50 framed that IN
class will pass high and yet SHOW
no adequate knowledge. On IN
other hand, they may he made 9
comprehensive that tho pupils vii
get ! very low grade. An averag
Of forty with such = list ofquestion
may be better than ninety with on
Of the 6rst sort. The question
should usually be made by tn
teacher in charge, but they shout
be subject TO the inspectioh an
criticism "f the supervising Office
and should sometimes be prepare
by him. In a graded school, til
teachers may, with profit, meet ~.
prepare their questions. This ~
tend To do away with making u
questions more difficult, in propo
!. ton to the ability Of the pupils
one department, than in anothe
and help tue teacher to see her taui
in making questions.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11
Educational Department
CoxDgcrRD NJ
PROF. -. FINK,
Frinclpul Elk roint schools.

What are the most populous i've
statesf
Ths6 8. D. E. A. meets It Mitch
oil, December -, 30. and 81.
The nsxt meeting o. tho reading
circle will Be held on Saturday, De-
csmber 10Th.
How many votes will there be ir
the next electoral coll.gs, and how
many will be required to elect 4 pres
identf
Work is in progress on I new
course Of study Tor the country
schools Of our stale - well % on q
new classification register.
The teachers Of tho city schools
arc expecting 70 take up the study
Of psychology in the Friday evening
teachers' meetings Of next term.
Memory training is IN importan,
subject in school work. W.
may publish = few thoughts on ths
subject in this column after finish
ing the series in progress as present
The people Of Sioux City are con
sidering the a~dvisability Of starting
} . schoo, to try the reformed methot
, Of spelling. Teachers will doubt
+. lee watch the movement with mucl
interest.
The city schools in the West, il
making up their per cent Of atten
dance for publication At home, bas
il upon the ayerge number belong
ing. In getting this the pupil VII
enters school during the month j
! not counted absent for the days b<
: fore he entered, and after one hs
been out Of school = certain numbe
: Of days Casually three) he is ne
Q counted a. belonging till he return
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

~ V81V0 VV01Ny oV08O0o @OVOS0SSYS NE
At = regular meeting Of the Union County
Medical Association. held 1t NIX Point. South
Dakota, on December I'd. 1906. the following
preamble mud resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. Il has come 70 the knowledge Of tbs
Union County Medical Association, that anun,
Der Of persons are known to be practicing ]
branch u medicine. known ~. Obstetrics, 10,
midwifery IN Union county, South Dakota
without having first obtained the lceise re
quired by the laws governing said practice u
the state OF South Dakota;
Therefore, be Il. Resolved. That every mem
Dor Of the said association be constituted u
special committee to investigate NIL cases
brought to his notice by Information or other
wise, to furnish said association with evidences
for the prompt prosecution Of every person
male OF female. % engaged.
The f0llowinG h = copy Of the law governing
the practice Of medicine In south Dskoes. and
all persons violating said law Will Be promptly
dealt With. The said law will be found In the
session Laws u 1891, page lSs, section II,
and reads ~ follows. to wit:
No person shall b. permitted to practice med.
icine or surgery In any Of their departments In
this state unless he or she be . graduate Of .
lawful medical college etc.
Any person who practices medicine Or stgery
or attempts TO practice the same without coin.
plying with the provisions OF this section shall
be deemed guilty Of = MlsDEARANoR etc.
II would be wise for al persons psacticina
medicine In sny Of It, branches. nos having Z
diploma and net having complied with AL ~
qutrements al said xccti0u 10. to Ut once desist,
- the penalty Tor 70 DOING. II cop4lpeed. may
be nne Of $50 aud one years iMfsts0ment.
The following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing year. 3
President. Dr. J.. G. Cinly. Fix Point
Vice Preident. Dr.. Meyer. Alceater.
Secretary. Dr.. A. B. Hawes. FIX Point.
Treasurer, DR.. NJ. v. Mulcahy, IHk Point.
Committee. Drs. stewart. PIunard & MOnseau.
Mestinss hrss Friday Of each month.
A. b. HAwKs. Secretary.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

Willard Allen raised 1926 Off oil
: thirty-acrs field.
In addition " tue above
names We ckn think Of . hun.
dred or more Of whose corn crop We
have bern unable 70 secure IN ssti-
mate, who have raised from 1000 "a
1000 bushels and some perhaps
more. We name 4 few that come
70 our mind now: Duncan Ross,
Henry Smith, Ar Whitney, w
HllisbridgeJ Ssllbsrg.W RTrsnain,
Frank Waterman, Henry Uaks Adam
Scott, VIM Webster, w s Chesebro,
s Jossphson. Jesss Akin, u Green,
Hans Anderson, X Convey, John
Finnis, @ " Finn, II Larson, A 1
Johnson, n r Ericsson, A Olson,
John Johnson, J w 6sdgwick. Fred
Heiman. "a and Herman Rosemors,
u + Bshnks.A w JohDson,A John
IN, ~ Johnsup. IAIs Larson, Sol
r., W n DoddSG ssen, Of Qneals,
MGpFstsr EklsnJas Maksr, End
pa5a1kJ0lSnnon.ThM Ho94n
n h
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

The hottest contest for spcakership
Of the lower house Of Congress. that
has existed for some time, resulted
III the election Of Judge Charles +.
Crisp1of Georgia last Monday. The
battle was fought in the democratic
caucus, Springer, Mills. and Crisp
being the most prominent candi-
dates. The last named, however,
was too Crisp for them and carried
OF the laurels.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

Every young man wanting
q nice, nobby overcoat before
the holidays, should inspect
our line. We have the goods
and are selling them at right
prices.-A. O. Ringsrud.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11
Thg. Palace Store 9ourigr.
N. HOFFMAN, 4 Co, Editors.

Henkin sleeps 7 hours cut
Of twenty.four.
We have customers in Sioux
City who trade with ~.
We have the best lot of
mems youths and boys cloth
ing in town.
Uncle John Tucker gath
cred 1900 lbs. Of nice honey
this tall from his bees.
1900 pensionsd soldiers
died this year-The expense
wiilsoon stop.
Weigh your eofsses and
sugars whsn you get home
i q top this talk.
4 comp1rison IS onrstylss
ana pFices viii convince You
IA you oaght e t'sds Nth
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

II II now thought that the i'll
health Of Mrs. Cleveland since the
birth 81 Miss Ruth will prevent The
ex-prcsident from entering the 20
litical arena in 1892. but will stay at
homo ''5or Molly aud the baby don't
you know Z"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

A Sioux Falls dispatch to the
Chicago Herald says that Engineer
baldwin reports: Tho Springfield
artesfan we'll Inns been throwing up
large quantities Of soft c,.al and slate
during the past week. Ths we'll
throws q stream thirty feet high.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

Tho Walter 4. Woods harvesting
macAins company will build Z
branch factory a 81. Paul, 70 sup
piy tie western trade. The factory
viii probably give employment 70
1850 men.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11
COURIER
FlIokY, III. II, JjsI.
s-.ss
OlBdIal PApsr 81 city and County.

" I'M Il b Blains Or will Il b Har-
riSon, ti,al = ~ question. Min.
Dssis 10 ~ will sstals il.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

A remarkable story ~ told of the
Bradley, s. D., Gre of . few months
ago. II seems q resident Of Bradley
had $40 ia national bank bills and
notes slowed away in an old stock.
ing and hidden under the house.
When the fire came the house was
burned, and Of course, the money
with II. A day OF two after L. g.
Orchssnreiter.o f Webster, happened
along just 40 the owner had deposit.
81 the charred remains Of his cash
in an old tin pan and was bemoaninl
his loss. Learning what the par
contained Mr.. Ochsenreiter told q.
owner 10 cover il 70 none Of tn,
pieces would be lost,that be though
hs could do something with them
He got some cotton batting ant
placed theburned fragments between
two layers, took the package y
Webester and gave il to David viii
iiams, president Of tho Farmers 1
Merchants Bank.
Mr.. Williams sent it 10 the Cont
mental National Bank, and the pree
idont Of that institution forwarded
to tho treasury department at Wash
inst. Recently MI. Williams reeei,
ed u draft for clio from the Chicag
bank, the department having bee
able to identify all but one SO nj
t,onal bank note, which did not hav
the number and location Of the ban
Of issue, that part of the note bein
lost. The owner RECEIVERS nearly a
OF his money and while we wonds
he rejoices $40 worth in this wor
derful achievement Of modern &C
ence. That man won't be |oun
arrayed "agin' the gover'ment"ver
, soon.-Gtuypbuvy Herald.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-12-11

We have concluded this week TO
take ! ramble with King Corn
thraghout his extensive realms in
this county, merely for a pleasure
trip. BY careful inquiry of the
owners Of fields Of corn. their neigh
bors and other persons who were
familiar wi.llthe parties in question,
We have compiled the following list
Of q few Of The corr raisers with the
approximate number IT bushels that
each has raised, as The result Of about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson, Walden p to q Parish, 1872 West S2d-st,
years. $4,000. , .
Brown Robert l. to Ann Brown, 5 146th-st o
Edgecomb-ave, 3 years $1,000 80. 49,. .,
Corrodl, John W. to Jacob Rupert sol Pearl-st de-
De Hart John. to Augusta Peser, W Tinany-st n
167th-st 3 years a. OPS. go. -
Ebng Philip and another, to the Germana Life ms
Co 1st-ave cor 1O1st-st years, morris, $4,000
Friedlander Mary and another. to a smith Ct al,
Bleecker-st ThOmpsOn-st, Years. S25O0C. -
Cire,an William ", IN the Washington Life ms Co. "a
Beekman-st and other property, year morris $4,000
Hoffman, Joseph and wife, 70 Alexander cameron, b
96th-st, 9th-ave, instals, S3.OOO.
Irving. Benz II. to Laura Kear, Willard cor lstaVe'
years. $500. o,., -. .
7th-aye G months, $3l 800 -. -,
KayanaQh, bernard J, to George Ehret, 1881 Park
ave demand, $1,000 .-.,
Moore, Martha n, to John schreyer. 1o5sh-st W
Reilly Mary F, to Caroline Cornell, e72 wster-st,
years $4,000. ~ -
Rohrs Fredk. 70 Hewlett scudder. 1s4th.st W
Alexanderave month, $4,000. --,
Smith, James and another. to Joseph Schader' OIL
Hudson-st years $4,000.
The Sixth street Baptist Church. to Daniel Potter
8 6th.st. W Avenue c, year $4,000.
Van Schalck, Eliza tO W Cook 8 Webster-aVe
"a ii II n Southern Boulevard, years. $4,000.
Yergens Emma z ct al, 70 Lawyers Ilte ms Co, .
34th-st, 7th-ave. months $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
NEw.y YORK. oNrARIo AND wEsrERN HALFWAY

Trains leave West i2d-st az 7i15 H.; 10 MINUTES
eorller IRON igJt ys-s1h toI MSSe'2w, IXiscst9
Manor Hancock, Caibondae, Scranton, Walton Delhi
Sidney Norwich Gdneson Utica. Rome, Oneida, Os"egs'
Detroit, Chicago, and points Wost. - - A..
Sii5 M, Stony Ford, Campbell Hat, Lakes ~ ~
honk ana Minnewasks WAIKIKI Valley stations. Middle
town, BoQmPgburg, Elenvilie, FaIsburg HurleyN''S'
Liberty. White Laxe -
3,i5 p. m. Campbell Lake Lakes Mohonk and MIME
wasKa, Waikiki Valley stations Mdtletown Biooasns.
burg, Elienve, Fallsburg, HnHoyNille Liberty, "h'"
Lake. ROckand. -
zoe p. m Middetown, FgsOurg Liberty, IiyiHgston
Manor, R0ckand. Walton Sidney. Norwich Oneida, Us
wego. Rochester Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago ana Wes
Pullman seepcrs reclining cnar ear FREQ 10 Susles'on
Bridge.
1iaa D. m Saturdays only MtdetOwn, BloOmlngburs'
Ellenvle. Fasburg, Liberty. White Lake, R9ckiah1
Daily; all Other trains daily except Sunday -. i,
Pullman drawing and Sleeinecaf bsfths "
tained AZ 1923 broadway, New-York T. q. ANDEtsoVS-
u. 4. A. ii Exchange Place New-YorA
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Railroads.
nELAwAkE, LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

u
shortest VestIbulrd Pullman Coaches.
ga u.-Buiialo Rlchneld springs and Oswego Express
via paterson Tor Water OPP stroudsoure scranton ing
WaNerly, EnIFa, Corning. BATH
hnalsSIie. shtroune Waterlo lchaold springs Utica.
NJ Morris Greene oxford. Norwich Cortland SYRIA use
fulton and Intermediate stations Connecs at scranton
Wilkesbarre Dansyille and North.
VIII 'feSisn az Buffalo with trains for 5ne West.
oHi5 90 a. m-Blnghamton Mall, via BoOnton.
m.-Bing haInt0n and EnlTa Express Water Gap,
c,rn,d -burg scranton OwegO WuNery and Eluira,
sris AZ scranton with trains for Pston Kingston and
Wilke barre .. ,,,,,,., ,,,,A p,
pre- no D. (dallyBurao Limited Express, via Pater-
S,r stfoudsburg Scranton Binghamton, OwegO, Wa.
SSVliy Elnira Corning. lab Wayland. Danylle Mt
,,Il.,,is arriving 10 Buffalo az Z 30
M"t A. M. (dailv -Bunlo. Rchhcd Springs and Oswego
,ras. Sroudsburg Scranton, Bnghamton, Cortland
t.NLcu.e. Fulton. oxford. Sherburne
S,r.s,,ie Utica &C. and III Doints on Buffalo Division
Nnna.aka wsfh trains fnr the West
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A DYERTIsEN ENTs FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRIB:
n uNE WILL Re REL EIVED AT TUE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. 1.o9s broadway corner hlrty. hrstst
lao Broadway. corner 2ethst unHl D. IN. go Wsss
ave-. corner Fopteent st. 100 lhirdaye, corner Forty;
seVenthst 1O26 ThirdaNe., Sixty hrbtst.; lbs
Frstaye lO6 West Forty oos usave.,
Ll70 Nlnthaye, 72d-st 90 Aperty-s 81 Avenue A,
1923 1hiid.ave and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 kast
One-bundred and twenty hfth-st, up - NJ and 5Oo
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMrpvc.
AND
The Scenic Line to the wss+
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foo,
Desnrosses and CortIandt street.
as fOli0ws.-
On and utter September I'd. 100,

W W. 'Of/eo"tOcF "a, 1891.
THE FAST LINE
sl'ctS Sasss ana PasI';
.sss s 7SS next day ScsSes. 80 .o e, "a
, THE PENNSYLVANIA LrsIrRn
Driving and Stsss R eSSaa'sSs S6S ?. PS3aa y.bgs
observation Cars presenting 6hsnca
sss u5 Ss;f. sss .u
movable electric iIeatS ss BY ssatosay snd
d'4'apohs ii 40 a. M, and Chicago Is M u @;;
1T. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI ExpRyss
500 Z. IA. Pullman Vcstibule sleeping Car. ,,o, w.
SrS snd Dining Cars from Newfork 70 St. Eoa: ~
Hr ~ ss Cincinnati Gina IL rs m. and st. Louis "a
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
GS s and @snqsylysyps ksSa .s s@Ss
cago . rs p. m next day !" III
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
s. fS. y SSsss: s6f SSS, G.
hhe,nEPhs Dining Car, EesYofk TO PSiSds pSs sSa
6u, ,ss Clnslnnat $40 A., csiessSS T4rS q
s 1 Gonns s s%d e. LoS5' ,S second
Saturday. -N ~" Ao''a' 1Aiy' EXCEPT
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
esni aes sSSsgng q. CO &. NsSTss
:s, 6 f:E s;S
., -
Buffet Sleeper 30 New-0yieans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited ExpFess" Of Pullman Parlor Cars
SiM Dinlng Car 70 Psltlmore, daily, except sunday,
gresslOna Limltedn daily yih Dining Car ., $40
H. arrive Wsshingt9n :25 D. m; regular express,
620 300. 20 and IL 100 a. m, 10 80 90 an1
an sSS e Is I'D 80 yS + R S IS
FOR sOI 3f Fl n ffe l tI42 nifa 80
~ Through Buffet Parlor Car. ''' va"
boh OAFh MAY. 100 p M weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 30. 20. :OO 30 100 10 90 Pennsyv,n,,
LIMITED with Dining Car, and 10 10 WashinQtOo I'm.
ited With Dining Carr, and II 100 a. m. II 20, 90.
~ 800 $3.50 100. 80, 90. 700. 30 100 aod
SOV p; an m: and y rs night Accommodation y 10 4.
90 lO:00 Llmted) and 10 100 a. NJ 90, :O0 I'd
o:OO, $50, 900 aud 100 m, and ~ rs night As.
commOdatlOn. 100 p. m. nv
or tables Of trains to local point, the Pennyi
nlis halroad System, apply at the following Tickle,
0 Ia NOS tS6 $40 and 3it Broadway Astoi House.
S91 I0ot or DesbFosses and Cortlandt SIS Covrt-st
eS9 tulton:st and Brooklyn Annex Station foot d
fulton-st, Brooklyn; 20 Hudson-st. Hoboken Staten,
Jersey City. -'
The New-fork Transfer Company will call for and eheca
baggage RON hotels and residences through % destination
CHAS T. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pzssr AGENT
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MORMlGHl.lME

kurE an
New london Watch Hill, Block Island Norwich and Wor
ceser Steamers leave Pier 40 (Od NUMBER, North Ryor
next per above De brossesst Ferry daily, Sundays
cepted at 80 p. Tickets and stateeoL! secured at
al oGl 32l 347, 953 3e7, ~ 957 and 225 Broadway
In nrookyR Courtst and 89i Fulton. Offices Westcotts
Express pier 4O North River, and West
cos Fxpress VIII caA baggage hotels
and residences. u w. BRADY, Agent.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
Webster-sye, 5, IS Il OF Scott-ave, 50x
153.2x5011S4.9; Emile PidOux and wife b. j ooo
Armanino. 1910
l4th-st, 5 s. j31 # . OF University Place, runs
NV 1904 n " e2.8 70 Place, xne 28xse
1913 1923 20 J4th-st, c 2610; Charles
5oth-st, n s. 325 Il Of 9th ave- 25xlO0.5; John
Schreyer to NJ NJ Moore.......-......--... 1000
Maiden Lane. No 1879; Hosenda Campbell to Will
Willard-ave, 1st-st, 130.11xl0Ox90.9X
l0.2; Laura Y. wife Of Herman X Kelar 10
Benjamin II Irving
sth.aYe, s. % It n OF 126th-st. 25N100; Helena
Power TO Mary PoyeB .-....-..-..........
Same property Edward Power 70 same.
West End.aye, = cor 102d-st, j01lX100; Pauline
Simon to Abraham Goldsmith ..-...-...-.- 1,OOO
to ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH ..e.... lO1oo
66th-st No 20; Emily scott to w Damrosch q, 600
Eugene iiqgHs to Co3sodatsd Gas CO., $1,000
Lots 207 and 2OS, map Prospect Hnl estate and ooo
sth.ave W s Is II n OF i26tI,-st 25xloO;
Anestasia Power to Mary Power ..-..-..-.:.
129th-st No 22o West; II Nevers TO
HGama to Charles Char II Lndsiey .VAoo .O 49, 100
''d to ow Green Smurs i'"u.eg 10000
41st,st $ $ rs # e Of 8d.ave oox7i.1; David NJ
KOeher and wife 70 a Lester Hever...-:...- ll,OOo
164th-st n g. 300 It Of COurtlandt-ave 1O.SX 800
100 Edw WOeran 10 Joseph Hcnnng 3IoO
N"G' Ie%is to EG fST u Rs5r 10000
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOh 1ION O BkAN = II, % I-AN UrON y &c.
FROM PIER s, n. r., FOOT OF RECloRST.
For Highland Beach, NOmandte, Soabrght, Monmouth
Beach, Long Branch at 80. 10 as IL 200 NJ q 00
saturdays only). 3:45 $3.50 80 D. M sundays, 0;3o
a. m., 100 p. IN.
For Atlantic Highlands, 80 100 a. m, :Oo 345
80, 80 p. m. Sundays. 80 a. m. 100 p. m.
For Eberon, Ocean Grove, Asbury PARK and Poln,
Pleasant 1t 10;45 100 Saturdays only 3:45 80
80 D.
IL 90 m. Il 100 Saturdays only, :l5 p. N.
For Beach Haven Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridge
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srsine5s pIDperIp 20 Grs.
prsIuAELE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Down Town
For safe.
RUTLAND & WHITING.
) Hickman ~.
rountrp propsstn for Sale anu Go Get

a TrRACTIvE HOMES AT HARRINGTON PAKE
"A Bergen County, New-Jersey, the West shore H. H.
~ miles from NewYork The PARK Is being laid out ana
erected according plans and under the direction Oh
Vspx Co. Architects and Engineers. Bible house New
for sale without houses Price Of houses WIN l0tSj %
~ 600 and upward Property Is carefully resulcteu Tau
~ youn1s about ITO acfes) viii be furnished on appGa
sIoh Fun particulars may be had by addressing Ine
ownap Carnan Harriet, ONCE Greenwich Fire lnSur9lco
20 iGI Broadway n. Y. Personally to j. Edward Ghes
~. EtSS "a EsChange Place n Y Boats cOnnsctng
,S rams OF the West shore r. leave West Forty
sncood.gt and Jay-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
ALBANY BOATS.

PEOPLES LINZ.
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier, Il NJ r., ioot oa1a-st AT p n DAILY tsuAGAy'
Mex BOAT, D. M. Direct connections 10 Saratoga
Lake George Adlrondacks Thousand Islands, Sharon
SnTincs COoperstoWn Rchhed Springs and Niagara
Fails SATURDAY NIGHT srEAMLR connects wltR
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN for SARATOGA
nd LAKE GEORGE
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, (N. Y. c. &
Station New follows aud 20 minutes earlier from
foot Jay-st Newly ork Hamilton London Detroit
and Chicago, 10 100 Am, . rs p M g rs p m: 81
E s5 H. baao RochSs5s sUp PEI BrdaS
Utica and SyracGSe 80, 10 90 8 49, 8 is p.
10 90, sl O6 iii :55 M, 346, "a 90 u.s. l5
~ Catshll and Albany. = 80 z 10, 10 100, III 35
a. NJ. az rs p m az 90 70 10 3 rs Crlnston'a,
Wost Point. Cornwall Newbqrghh, $3.50 '7:l5, %,
5a5 go IS 6,y vi 40 and Ell O. CO. and and
ears Tor Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit Chicago
II :85 m, az as Paor u Saratoga and
Caldwell. Lake George, IN 35 no., (parlor at
tached) daily except sunday a3 40 p NJ saturdays ?nB;
Ssslon and Phoencia, 3 40 al 100. tt1l 35 NJ az IS
D. M Parlor to Bloomvile. Grand Hotel and
fhOenlcia (or kaaterskD al 200 a. NJ II 80 a.
S:s0 !. H. tsundays only Ees.Psitz Lakes MobOSS
and Mnnewaska, 80 m ~ 100 MI IS a. NJ, AZ 10
D. N. Parlor ear for New-PaltI II :B5 m train.
Hail Holiday Special, Saturday only 1: rs p m for
!enVille, Cairo and Mountain House station, l5
II 35 a. n a345 p m. Paror 70 Catski. Cots.
hill Mountain Night Line 80 a NJ sundays ony.
ilDsiy except SATURDAY. All other trains daily except
Sunday. Hfa Leaves brooklyn via Brooklyn Annex
S1O 90, y 10 80 NJ a3 90 !. Jersey city, p. r. r.
information apply onices Drook1 1913 Washn gton-s,.
7o6 Fulton-st Office foot OF Fulton-st Nsw-York
city Nos 271, 1868, 1s5, 942 Broadway, lt3 BoweFy,
Il Pork Place, 55 West l-6thsL, and West Shore
c. t. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent Vanderbilt
ave, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo5 OF Cor,landt and Des
brosses sts as follows:
Z O. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
10 q. Geneva, Lyons. Emlra, Rochester. But
falo and the West, Potvilc and principal local points.
Chair Oa- 70 Lyons and Pullman Car to Suspension Bridge
9 a. III. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
IL 80 o m. for ElmiPa and Intermediate point
D. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg.
.. m. for L. and b. Junction and principal inter.
mediate points. Chair Car 20 l.. and y. Junction. -
PottsVillo and intermediate points Chair
Car TO Pottsv1lle
20 p. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg.
80 p. m. for Geneva. Lyons. Elnira Rochester Buff
falo and West Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge
40 D. for all points IN Mahoaey and Hazel
coal regions. - - - .-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 m. for Mauch Chunk Ha2elton and intermediate
points, and IL a. IN for Shenandoah and intermediate
points.
80 D. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, BR-
alo and the West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and sus-
General Eastern oHcc. 295 Broadway.