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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

sTtaels VITA fes RECIPES for palSziass
~ Le@ss a4sEs k@TDsess thss Tx tr@aEA-
tloaal pc.
eaFSsael Ca4s1zFd. a quart of EEflSs
sea2E tesspo.1efal ~ salt. I've eggs. I've
asssssTt- sEooafsaas II sugar ana ts4-
spoonfal - vSzilla- k4sae Ia uaoSeFsts
ossn. ia . Battered dzsb. ses IN = psAl #
boiARg water, aath trying il with =
spoon yoa 1aa il nrm ~ the center.
Nhen qaIss eo1i rua kslifs around tie
edge zhd turn the eGst4rd cut into =
shallow dab foar It's sauce around
r. koz the sauce stir = eapfal ~ sugar
over the TIRE until il j. hrosR bat net
barnt Add cup of boiling water and
cook slowly rfteSa minutes Cool it
before using.
Cabinet P,idiiny.-Fill battered
noid with alternate layers OF bread
crumbs aud rsisins and eitrons- Poar
over this a eustard q . pint II milk.
two eggs. three tablespoonfals Of sugar
and little salt flavor with vanilla
Let the pudding stand an hour. and only
steam IL three-qasrteFs Of an boar. lat
II hot with hard sauce.
Jonqaii Blame Mango Boil quart
Of milk with teaspo0nful Of salt and
four tablespoonfuls Of sugar. Soak half
box OF geiatine an hour ia a teseup
OF milk ard when the milk bo.is stir II
in. When 1t is dissolved add the yeiks
of four eggs Flavor with vanilla, pour
into a mold wet with cold water and
set il away 20 harden. Serve with
whipped cream heaped around il.
Coffee Jelly.-Soak half box Of gel
atine half an hour ia q cup of cold wa
ter. Have quart Of clear, strong cof-
fee boiling hot. add the soaked gels-
tine and a cup of sugar, stir until the
gclatine is dissolved and strain
through a flannel bag into a mold.
Serve with cream and sugar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

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y - Atlk - Al s ,sst.A - tas = sa.sts
NssFt 50 sk1 <eeeEy - keEt assa - s1k fttt
eess ezzx< - sac g4ts - kstea4 Aets4.aA - staS
"a 9ss ~ f@sfe2fS IN SAx se2z s-.s siisss
S~ae etsAt aaH4foN AAa ltasets 1st.s
rAx@e&5 ~ l. 4esslAs ) .saSssA f.@s~se-
t2 Tbs saaftef ~ tx cSiAlF -
klIAS bkA&N. aeeeA~4a.
S@rNe n hta~As. sAegslis..I "a 80 80 ~ta
as ts1fs.ee-.t II said 4soeAs1s. lawns tct
CaAats
II Is araere4. tkat AaeaAS. tAr - asy 81
&sfek. i>al ~ Tea eeieek a. tue tetF
NeeA- a. s&sa fFsl.zte 1stos. - Aafs.s-htt< ~
Vac tkst4i aAs4V2 AID aIsse Aaoe - ~1@ a.
C<sA4f
Ana n - ftsFtaeE eraFEce. thai ; eess - ttsts
q Ser - IEkli Hos tarff kseeSssisS FteAs ~
sssAs ~ sd aSy ~ haafit.s ~ TIE sesesf aha
ttc2Aie- sally DesssAfsf EFieteS AID s>te1
t4tiE& IL sad l9Ghfs ~ kFat
lfkfe Il PERKINS
A true eepsi tA1st II Pfetatts
AIs4fa u MkSaS. Keslstsf s9a nat
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
USELESS TITLES.
The Oaiy True Distinctions Are Those OF
Manners aud Conduct.

The Oaiy True Distinctions Are Those OF
Manners aud Conduct.
great deal Of needless ink seems To
be shed over the titles which persons OF
small education give 10 each other.
How does it impure one woman TO have
another woman little blacker or
poorer or clumsier than herself called
''lady?" II signifies that the poor
woman wishes To be thought and
spoken of with respect, and who ought
10 complain of that? jefferson once
took off his hat 70 negro, while his
young grandson rode a.cr2 without
noticing the salutation Of the poor man.
'My child" said the Virginia gentle
man, would you be outdone in polite
ness by negro?" Perhaps il little
more respect were shown by the fortu-
nate to the less fortunate there would
be less complaint of the rudcncss of
manners and the misplacing of titles
Some newspapers are very scrupulous
to bestow titles-"the Hon." "the
Rev" and the like. Now title which
is not legally mans right can only be
given him by courtesy; and there is as
much vulgarity in sticking these petty
titles before mans name as in calling
n washer woman "a lady" The foolish
designation of Esq" for all men is GO
ing out of use, and it is now thought
proper to entitle every man Mr."
Where real distinctions of rank exist
these titles mean something; where
equality outwardly prevails the only
sensible distinctions are those which
manners and conduct make. have
never observed that there was any diff
Guilty IN distinguishing well-bred and
well-behnved persons from their oppo-
sites; nature takes care of that.
The outward distinction conferred by
the titles of lord" lady" duke"
prince" or the American brevets of
Judge, general" colonel" etc. had
and still have an Importance; but this
cannot be increased by writing about
them. The names impose on our i'm
agination little, but when we recol-
lect that Talleryand was prince and
John Howard only an esquire, we see
that they do not mean much for pos
teritY.-Bostcn Advertiser.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

pRoBATE oRDER-State OF Michigan, coun-
a ~ OF Kent, II session OF The Probste
Court Tor said counIy of ktnt. held AZ the Pro
bate once ~ the clIy OF uFand Rapids. 90 the
18th day OF February. ia TIE year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-one.
Present. Cyrus 4. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF
WILLIAM X. kEkLER. deceased
Minnie Is. keeier having nled IN tals court
her petition. praying that the administration
of said estate may be granted 10 her.
IL is ordered that Monday. the sd day of
March, isai. az - O'Clock IN the forenoon. at
said Probate once. be appointed Tor hearing
said petition.
And IL Is further ordered. that copy of this
order be published three success We weeks pre-
vlous tosald day of hearing. IN the lElEskAn-
HERALD. a daily newspaper printed and clrcu-
lating In said county OF Kent.
CYRUS h. PERKINS.
"a true copy. Judge Of Probate.
ApoLPH y. MAsox. Register. sat mar IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

PROBATE oapER~ STATE II Michigan. esaE
= u 81 kelE Al ) se@SiQa ~ tAe tf0ti.ssc
court iaf skse c<sGasy ii rlat beld 81 Tie fst-
tate pa.ee u the tatg II 0r4Dd h&fles, "a lac
N aas ~ tSer.s4gs ia tET yeaf S4s taoe
sels4 eight naadrr1 Rnd IA aets-0l4c.
Present. NSl0s =. Perkins. gA1se ~ f'ftiti~tr.
] a. TIT HaIies al tae 81 ate 81
&sAlh AelsoAAlt. aseeaSea.
Ifed "a. hAoHa2ii. a0z4lH IS l>etof 0iif4 tie
HAt aQte sra 81 said estate. HGftHe fritoc ed
Ia this eeeft iS fua1 al tnlAisfI Tea Ace sssls
IL Is entered lial A1Ha2S. tac IA 2As ~
Marcia. 1874. a. b. ciUek IA Tie iarrnuall.
81 said fiVbatc vHseS. be sfpeinita Aaf thp
examination aud allowance ~ said acec ant.
And II - further ordered That copy II tAis
erder Zee published tarSe S4cseSsiN &c weeks prs
views 10 said day 81 hearing. IA the las
eRaN HsBALp. a aaliy newspaper pFsEted Gnd
elfc uiaisng la said county II kchl-
t(ktS r.. PklklAS. Judge al Probate
"A true topk.s
ABoIFs b MasoN. Register. sat mar ID
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
That Deadly scour:e.

Tubercular consumption is simply
lung scrofula-the active and danger
Gus development of a faint in the
blood. The grand ood-cleansing bot
anic principles contained in DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery specially fl.
it to purify the blood, and prevent the
formation of ulcers in the lungs and
bronchial tubes. Liver complaint.
skin diseases, and sores, are also cured
by it. All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
Plies. Piles. Itching Piles.

SYMProMs-Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYEE' 5
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in meet cases
removes the tunors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor 90 cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Grand Rapids A Indiana Railroad Com
pany Will he held al the General Once In the
day. March !, lssl. at l . clock p. m. for the
election of thirteen directors TO serve for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction of such
other business as may BE presented ~ the
meeting. j. III. +. uUUHkRI.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

PROBATE oRDER-State OF Niclig 80. e0Ha
Is Of Kent. s.. Al a session ~ ibe Probate
Court for said touats 81 heat. held 81 TIE Pro
bate ofnUc. IA TIE city 81 UrEnd Rapids ga the
10Th day OF lebraaFs, IA tac year 0Be thou
SAND eight hundred and hiBciS-ouS-
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins Judge 81 Probate.
Ia the matter 81 gar rstatc al
LeTfiEk n. DOWNS.
An insane pefseR. new deceased.
NoraeB X. Iasaa. Eaaraian IL said Esther
NJ. DgTa.. hatlls rendered u d ; court his
final guar 4iaaslip sceoaaf.
liz is ordered. that AoRaay. the sd day Of
March tssl AT tea o'clock Ia the forV
noon. AT said Probate Once. be appointed Tor
the examination and allowance 81 d NC
count.
Ana II Is further ordered. that copy OF
this order be published three successive ~eeAs
previous % said das OF heafing. IN The ina
cEAN-HEsALp. a daily newspaper pri1ted AID
circulating ia said county oi kenf.
CYRUS T. FEkhiNS.
"a true copy. Judge OF Probate.
ADOLPH Is. MASON. Register. sal mar ia
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. ~. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction Of n sewer in Kellogg
street. from Union street To Packard street IN
the city OF Grand Rapids. Is Bew in my hands.
and that Will receive payment thereon for
the period of twenty days from this date. al
the Office of the City Treasurer CITY Hall.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
mars CITY treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
TREAsUKER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's OfBee.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. IL. 1891. !
Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roll for grad ne. graveliBg and paving the gut
tiers OF First street. In The city Of Grand Rap.
ids. is now tn my hands. and that | viii receive
payment thereon for the period Of twenty
days from this date. at the Office OF the City
Treasurer. City Hail.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
MARI City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

Grand Rapids Mich. Feb. Y. 1891.
Notice Is hereby gwen thai the assessment
roll for the construction OF q sewer IN State
street from Prospect street 10 Wsveriy place
In the city of Grand Rapids. is now In my
hands. ana that will receive y ayment thereon
for the period of twenty days from this date
at the once of the City Treasurer. City Hal
GEORGE II. PERRY.
MARI City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

IF you wish 90 have your letters an
svered Immediately by Dr. Todd in Per
son. enclose 81 to pay for the service.
Consultations at hss Office free. and 10
charge for his ofsse services until
cured Office - Nonroe-st.. room 4.
Grand Rapids. NieA. Postofsce lock
hcxe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

IEalus ron tsfsne HsI,Ias ceBnefa a. u btfe
Pigeon with frsf trains Tor Fes ierf End Pos
foH. Has drawing room. slfeplug BBfet sud
dining cars tbrsugk 70 ke~ eft $50 fnston.
J HKrTu
G.. TAP. A. Cleveland.
&. HkFcsck. Jiekst tsent. depot.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
TREAsURER's NOTICE
City Treasnrer's once. Z,

City Trcasurer's 0fieel
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. Is. 1881. !
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grad ne. crsysiing and paving the gut
tiers of sherman street. from Union street
10 last street. In the city OF Grand Rapids.
IL now In nay hands. and that ] viii receive
payment thereon for the period OF twenty days
from this date. al the Office of the City Treas
urer City Hall. GEORGE X. PERRY.
mar Il City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

tWeek days. Every say sRacepi Saturday.
4.(ln A. n. lAs Through chair car 90 Ca
wv cage No extra charge Tor seats.
Lon v. NJ rUrs through 20 Chicago solid
A'VV with Wagner buffet car. ssats. -
ceufs.
E.OS p. NJ has through chair car 10 Manis-
O.oo Tee, via II. a \ Il. X K
135 ace " .sss ss.s Ca iSai ,, s,s wsse pa
DETROIT. NOVEMBER 81. $50.
LANSING q soRTesRs v. ".
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

I've ttaaa Rapids n - ~ ga a Az al a "a
All tAaeAfe --..-- 3 a. So aa u8l IA
tV-lif. ~ - a - Train l3s through frre pan
isf cat Ans Il Y "a train MsGEeT Seal4AG
I've tAicSgo ......-f Am Slepm llo n 4 ia
AT ord Slspm 5t pn Is IA
flaff. ~ l. a. lfaln as ats "a Caf asa
hFouEh ifee gaFIaf car Aaa 1t D. pm Ilala
nUnSf s.eeplAG Tar,
Ihrao@a t+ekssts a8d full "a formation chA 10
haa hS - gag Uaaa 4. A laa UlSf. ticket agent
al silsi an kfatlon 90 q VI AgnSeE Dn48a ltAet
a.e0L q Maoror-sl-. Nr&ra kafddE Aich,
{. /. LOCKWOOD Gen. Pass Axsat
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

u ~ "
72 +, e.f rs si ssrog G. e Detroit with par
Lon 4. n. ass through pArsor ear 70 Detroil.
Lev Hesfe - cents
CD. y. NJ rahs through % Detroit with par
o.-ey Ter rafs sfsfs. - cents
For tickets and Information aDpfv 81 Tnicn
ticket ofllee, 81 Non fee~sf.. or inter s.Af ca
GEO. D1uANEN. Gen. Pass AT.
AXE SHORE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
- fasilt leave Ron pew eelsvt. Sua al t.-ss e.
Frpress
Pm IN pm
30 t<-iv.-..-crand Rapids-.Ar- * COS
tg II . Ar.-..-N hite Pigeon. Ar b5e 20
80 II .-....Eikhart-.....a-hr~f5 rs
sn pm
JoZ5 zoo A.. Toledo....-....-.LY 0s eg
sm pm pm an
1E e.H Ar.4.--..Clevelapd. te Is5
en- PEE
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
trsvs Hscse0

DlHsrs coz between Ceicazs zes ksfsuArss.
1hrosxa wsessr slessfsg Car en u Il , 70.
train Ssfsy
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

l-iN c&Ntpt -aA4Et>
s4EktlNe 40 fskA<sk cst sk4yIcE
Aaffh--I g. = ff@sn. pessaf ,sisAlt sar Ter
3teNelsE kats. !. - a lfat. p-Eisa oAalr
s@f Tor AacklDkN C4f3. 10 81 r. IL IE&la
" - aef >ietatisg A&s not MauEinaa CRY.
ooAtis~ = = q sg<ta ass pafiss CilAa kag ~
tines4naf'. IL q a. fraiH kAs fhFat4k s&rlar
TAI tef 1hieAeo. ee n TRAIN. Wagner Slsef-
ia ~ les CinetnE&tl. II q \ IA tf&lk. Va.
Der SLEEPS. - Car Tor thie4Es
hassssea, Srsna rapids A fHats.S
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

~ q n train has through free Tsrsor
coach
u. k .. n. train rms daily. with fsrsaxh
Wagner Slesptnf Car.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
CHICAGO lia c. R. al.

rs@ A. lelss@~ s s : s - ! ~ az
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
p ,ssrNGER TRAINS leave foo, OF Corslandt and

ST4NT
brosses a. follows
7 a u. Tor Satlngton and intermediate points.
10 a m for Geneva, Lyons Elnira Rochester, Buf-
fao and West, Pottsviie and principal local points
Chair Lyons and Pullman ear 70 Suspension Bridge
il $50 a. m for Elmira and intermediate points.
n m for Tunkbsnnock and int.rmedi points Chair
car 70 TunkhsnnOck Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg. . ,--,-, -
mediate points. Chair car 70 J. and d. Junction.
80 D. m Pottsyile, Mauch Chunk and inferno
dfata Doints Chair 70 Maueh Chunk.
20 D. m for Msueh Chunk and intermediate pointA
Counection 10 Reading aud Harrisburg.
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buff
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and sus
pension Bridge -.
40 D. connect for all points IN Mahonoy and Hazel
~ w. SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 O. for Asueh Chunk, Hazston and ntermedsts
points and IL a. m. for Shenandoah and intermediate
5.IS n. m for Nauch Chunk and intermediate points.
40 d m Geneva, Lyons, Elrnrz. Rochester, Buff
falo and tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and sus
pe"''0" General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

NJ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-Trans leave West 4ed-st follows
ttwenty minutes earlier from 700. Of Jaystl 80
Oneida oswego chlsacq 80 p N for G.mg6el ss
to~n Liber,v WALTON oneida, Centrll square, oswego
Rochester NIAGARA Falls, Detroit Csiesso ST. Louis
,IDs.,shs,' sss nrosawsy c. x.pEIsos. ossSI
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
Railroads
NEW YORK CENTRAL
a
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and %2d St., Ksw York.
EEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TEE Cy13


fourth Ave. and %2d St.. Now York.
ZEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION TEE crT~
Trains Issys ~ fslsws
9,10 A. M. -tAsI NALL kor Albany, uuca. Syracuse.
1900 H. sGS LIMITED due
1880 S1.tss sts q II PfBi By a'
1oS EDSSs Sinennat 90. Indianapolis II 10. a. m.
4s5S P. PM M.0NoKTH SHORE vEsT1Bu1E LIMITED
At Detroit at 10 g. m, Chicago go p H., next
600 p. NJ. FAST WESTERN We ExrgEss; Chicago
Gas p Sncl1n5ifk NJ cADfkoSD1cR a And F noNTkhAI II Ex
,,so aHfisS 2, NJ BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
sa HOYFs u 20 AsD H essG4e2 ssGt
E1SaK1EL SKI RogennE1EgEPsIE RHINE
~ T1Ef rs 9iNES Is 80 also for S PSusS sS
5siBs' % y g asSa sG sos vi IS
$sss jo sSs I$, 3D. S q ' II 49, bis
ThSI5 10 70 90 90 az 80 s. II rs Il 20
'TloA SO 20 Roon So OO Sso 81 ss no. H. i2 SS
RoSHEsTEE5e 1900, no;so = p,.. 1a 100 noon.
pUtfaEo sG % 80 6 80 az no. no. nga Il % noon
x1SS4RA CO ie lS 10 90, no $50 A. m !, 90 noon
ADtR9NSpCk RS99 f0S S6uyFAfNs SsS6 II AND MoNrnEA1r7 as
CAPE nv y1s3hRr 81 r % 81 rs bnts AND
Romna t12 200 night also for oswsgO, Slo' 1000.
AubTRS, tsS sS GENEVA AND cANANDA1euAs1o 10, 10 oo
sEhRs2hE 81 e. VI AkIGa e a~lSfdfefss Sfeefs1oN-
tal M ssss.! ana Sleeping Car. .: Grand
pss sSw 80 west Hs e. aS aS @ 81 s 9S y
sns lUs shss
hotels s7 .sssSs sSads y Il :sasD Saturday
= :13? 81; :.yss y IL . % a. ssa
SRN SS dPRsAao H. ao iR T lsSta EoE s5Sses siff DS1rs
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
4 FIVE SOAKING RAIN IN WESTERN KANSAS

hutchinson, Kan. May 16.-Dlspatches received by
sThe News from fifteen points in the Arkansas Valley
indicate that all Kansas is having fine soak
Ing rain. 1t started in early this morning and is
pouring down steadily. This rain nsures the biggest
wheat crop this part OF the state ever raised.
St Louis May 16.-A dispatch from Atchison, Kan.
avs that Joseph McCrum, who has 600 of wheat
Osborn County, has received letter from his agent
saying that that region has had little rain for
month, and that the chnch bugs are doing great
iamage. There are patches Of SIX eight acres in
wheat that have been completely killed.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
vxrE.r SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c.

WEoT SHORE KAILKUAD, n. I. c. &
sa.oa e * cs tdoSs ad % mSSsss ssief oa
and SSi:ss: m. ( SolsoR ls 3 n ,o Z is m
"a "a h tslTs! nttes 13 and syfseuss S rs
Z isa is sS. g. sHfs So II ' s!i .Sd
ali 30 =. NJ; - 700 .S:l5. 81 m. C5an.tOn. West
ali 80 a. M u is u 90 80, Is Is ss . sG
$ b ii 40 D m. Montreal and Canada East, rs M
peaoif chicssc and s. Louis all tArogs5 trains.
So 90 D. m. jersey CITY r. R st.tloa II 20 m
srsns 6sy except Sunday. For tlekets !ne tables
io ana slcepng ear infomaton apply
sfaees Brooklyn-s3s washingtonst 72G Fuon.st An.
ssx once foot Fuli9ps New YORK Citg21i 3g3 100
oIo proadwav 1l9 BOwfrY. - Park Place, 80 West
i z w; 4as;: a.. :ss "a
fssssnssr Aren't vszasshltsya. New York
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
CENTRAL II. r.. OF NEW-JERsEY,
FOOT OF LIBEkTY-sT., NORTH RIVER


FOOT Ta TE H1sasTfsH IsBs 4 sy NSETH iSh 1ss f1vAA
ss sa5 ssa s. s9saiS: N f.ss
600 a IN. for EastOn and Allentown.
EAstoS Iaaeh 9auas and sSs%oS:n co.. wrs..s..
aSs f'S SS1dssA 9as's saass
' MaqsA sossT s E'Sn
on SUNDAY: Eassos MauaS Chunk Tsmsaua. fOsd
burg. " 'wk.sbasrs Scranton. Tanaaua PossSh: Shame
R:;:sS ;Ss a;R;aze sSssE n..e.. Harris
I.5:e ii hEs:ss. Es;ssS 4 sg gs !, i,
'}s .oSos SS 3. s.s. ssa'aty' s M R &c.
ssotD Ocean and and isSSiy Psk SSS % M
saSSS SS p n s1sa.1. sds sSd
FOR LAKEWOOD
F., l:G, S7:, 81: . SO "a s.ra.s. go
+ fos A.as city Shsand dGnsf' snd brdss SSs s s
For ISu%oush Beach and soabrishs. at SIS a. n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ysl From sP PsEH l. E. S.pa HSSE ST bsss
arl Pss ss oSs hSnf u Ocean Grove
FOX PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia at 80, 40, 0O, 10 Q0 II 80 NJ
80 :OO 80 90 00 00. 80 D. n I2 rs night
SUNDAYS, 300. 10 i6O IL 80 M. = :0O. 80, :0O
100 D. m, 10 :l5 night.
For baltimore and Washington daily co. IL :so with
Dining Car. -. 100, $3.50 Dining Carr. 90 y. M
l. :l5 night
Trains leaving at AS. IL 80 a. m, 80 90 :o0
80 D. m L. 10 night except Saturday ,ht, Sundays
30 100. 90 D. I have connection for Reading. Hsr
risbnrg. Pottsrille &c
For sun6ury and wliamspoft VIA philadelphia at
night Except Saturday nlghtl Sundays. 100 D.
Tickets and ParlorCsr seats eau be procured st II.
1Ta 26i AS 044, 1,l40 1928 broadway. 737 6th-ave
263 West l25thst. 1874 East Es5th-st. New-York: 1
Court-st., $50 Fulton-st.. 9S Brtsdway. Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer CSmpany VII call for and check
baggage from hotel residence
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
Railroads,
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL ROAD ofAMERICAl
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot
Of DesbrOsses and COrflandt Streets,
as fOiiows:-
On and after MARCH lst, 1891.

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THE PAST LINE
% CeanS SeuSut s Sleeping a9a as0 sD A. oa mr.
Chicago 100 D. hn and St. Louis o. NJ next day
Connects, also. for Toledo except saturday.
THE PESNsYLvANIA LIMITED.
B5:Tns STATE Room dining sosSs sna
ypewritefs bstSrOams ror both sexc ladies'
& Sa e nO ies s Sy ana al h Ss gea 6S &
ana Syas .nS uScssS ses;,. shs ArSss rs Cincinnati
ST. LOUIS CHICAGOAND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
K and Bs d1 car: .s Gn &C., LSs
Chicago and Cincinnati Ps9seSesr ecacn SewYorS to
So9TbIs' oo Mry1s q Gne9nati 10 ;So a. m' Chicago
o'oO D. m'. ana 81. Louis :4O D. 7. next day
THE WE-TERN EXPRESS.
$50 ". Pullman vestlbulc Sleeping Car New:York to
cars - rSa Fhaasn anG ana rREa
to Richmond ana CHICAGO. Arrives at cincanatl ~
oGsc M seI: seeSna morning Connects for Cleveland and
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
sec eipso m%A D Euft Car e
VALLEY arrives week days q Columbus ;i5 p m
ior Cleveland and Columbus except saturday D''''
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
ys win wI.ngSsr sa saGsP SUI sunday 10 10 m ar
iiiS SsoH Hff Ti'4 h. n41s sa Gs .S 20 ss d T'is %
ba:o' 80 90 S9 md CS 60 M .Ha s%nfsy q ys M ash and 80
through ha psdr Car 30 m week days. with
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 10 $500, 80, 10 Chicago Limited
with Dining Car 10 10 Washington Limited, with
Dining Carr, and IL ;OU 4 m. II 20, O0 10 90
80 90, 80, 100, 100. 80, 200 p m
~ .l5 night OdatiOn IL :lC 40 ana
100 p m: Sundays SUNDAYS, ExPrsss sd6 $40; 200 %
500 and oo p. m. and IL 10 night. Accommodation
100 D. IN.
For time trains local points the Penn.
syivana Railroad system apply at the following Ticket
Onces: Nos 435 $40 and ga Broadway, Astor House.
and foot OF Des6rosses and Cortlandt sts Cous 800
Fulton ST. and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF Futonst
Brooklyn 75 Hudson-st Hohoken Station jersey CITY
| The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage rem hotels and residences through ds
| t.nation.
CHAS. Z. PUGH T. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

Gre Cream
ii oRToN's IcE-cREAM is THE OLD standard re-
II liable icecream always pure, rich and heMthfuI
French and American all havOrs try IT. Will Ike ~
and viii other Depots sos 4th-aye, o9o 9TH
ave. 1919 9th-ave. and 142 West l25thst
A DvERTISEM ENTS FOR THE NEw.Y0RK TRIB:
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT the UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 1928 broadway. Thirty, ,lrst,st
l14O Broadway, corner 2jth-st., until 20 Wesr
Twenty corner shaye 1872 ethave 1873 Fourth
ave-, FOurteenthst. 100 Third ave. corner Fort
seventhst 029 Thlrt-ave., near SIXTY arstts 1IOs
ITO NinthSve cor T2dst 60 IIberty st. 52 Avenue A.
1929 Thlrd-av and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
-hund red and D. ana ZOo
West Onehundrcd hfh-st. at regular office
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
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