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Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
THE ART OF JUGGLING.
A Remarkable Corjuring Trick Done in
Calcutta by an Arabian.

Calcutta by an Arabian.
"These things are really very easy"
said iuggler in an uptown museum to
a Times reporter yesterday. Practice
alone makes them perfect. I always
iuggie with common things of everyday
use, because then the people go home and
try to do it themselves. In this way they
realize how very difficult an apparently
easy trick really is. When you make
your first attempt use small brass balls,
and start them with your left hand. This
is because the left hand is naturally the
clumsier of the two, and it takes longer
practice to make it perfect. When you
learn to keep two or three balls in the
air at once, try knives. Now, this is the
way 1 keep the knives going. If l have,
say, ten, throw one with just sufficient
force to give it a half turn the next one
turns completely over, the third takes
turn and half, the fourth two turns, the
fifth two and half, and so on. It's very
easy when you know how
The most remarkable conjuring trick
1 ever saw was done in Calcutta by an
Arabian. Spreading a white cloth on
| the floor, he sat down with his back to
| the wall, and turning to a member of the
party he asked for the loan of rupee,
| which he requested should be given to
! Ou6 OI Ju6 ldu4tS IJl eScubs LUIS 4uAO Iuo
! conjurer told the lady to hand 1t back to
the gentlemen from whom she had taken
| it. The gentleman took it, and then
| the conjurer said to him:
Are you sure that it is a rupee2'
Yes, replied the gentleman"
Nov close your hand upon it, said
the Arabian, and think without speak,
ing OF some country in America. Now
open your hand and tell me if the coin is
not one Of the country you thought Of.
The gentleman opened his hand anC
found a Mexican dollar. He said he haC
been think NJ of Mexico.
He was about to give the coin to tn,
conjurer, when the latter decl ned it
requesting him to give it to another on
of the party. He gave it to me. looked
at it closely. shut my hand tight ant
thought of France, and found that it ha,
turned into a five-fIanc piece.
How do you suppose that was done?
said the juggler to the reporter.
II really can't tell, was the reply.
II wish 1 knew" said the duggler
sadly.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
Driven to suicide by Love Ofhl. Dead Dog.

DriVon 10 SuicAuo uJ AVfo "a HA9 OoaN AoB'
Sidney Clay was a London builders
clerk, living in Eustop road. He was SO
years of age, and had a wife and several
children. A sister-in-faw lived with the
family, and this lady had a pet dog. a
toy terrier called Peep, which became a
great favorite with all. Last July Clay
took the pet dog for a walk, and lost it
presumably the creature was stolen, for
It was extraordinary small and marvel
lously intelligent. Clay made every et-
fort to recover the pet, but failed.
Thereupon he became despondent AM
moody, and last Sunday he suddenly fell
dead in the family sitting room. At the
post-morteIa examination it transpired
that the man had taken adose OF cyanide
Of potassium with suicidal intent. 1t
seems that Clay had for long time cor
templated making away with himself,
for a letter dated July lSl addressed to.
his wife was found upon his person
"To the best and dearest Of women,
Marian, my wife, he wrote IT there are
fimes in the life Of a man when he Is
supremely happy. Such has been my
lot with you until quite recently. Then
/ comes a downfall suoh as has befallen
me. Since lost our dear. darling Peep
1.-The life, light, and Joy Of our heart-l
have been broken-hearted. l told you
on one occasion should never be able
to brook her loss. and feel never can.
With kindest love. your affectiopate
! husband"
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
A Recruit with a Ale.

The Salvation Army in Berlin has
found a new and unique recruit in the
Baroness Marearethe von Lilienlireutz.
Sac is beautiful, and only tnirty years
old. She is the daughter Of Swedish
knight and the widow of a Swedish cap
tain. Before her conversion to the prin-
ciples of the army she led a gay life in
ST. Petersburg, Stockholm and Berlin
society. The Salvation Army has not,
however, as the conversion OF phe
Baroness might indicate, had q very
easy task trying to reach the sinners
81 the Babylon on the Spree"
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
Hirh-PrIoed Autographs,

And whose writing fetches the longest
prioa The signature of Christopher Co.
umbus can always find q buyer at 40O0f.,
the one letter existing in Titan's hand-
writing fetched 3O00f., and an epistle OF
Raphaers TO some fair dame l5O0f.
Moliere never seems to have written a
letter; his signature alone ts worth
.1,OO1f. The one letter written by Cor
nelius which was ever In the trade was
sold to Mr.. Alfred Morrison, the great
English collector, for the sum Of 40Of>
The signature alone fetches 1,0O0, The
value Of any particular letter varies ex-
ceedinglyS thus Napoleon /, g last letter
10 the Empress Marie Louise was sold
for 4,00Of. Royal AUTOGRAPHS always com
mand a certain price. Henry ~. and
Louise XIV, signature are worth almost
1 00H
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
-,.. c,..,,,,, .s,ov., Homo -

A woman at Jonesboro, Ne, goes on
record as the champion "home body"
She has just visited the home of her
childhood for the first time since her
marriage, thirty years ago, although she
has lived during this time only one mile
distant, and has always been In perfect
harmony with the families there. She
says she never had time to go before,
without neglecting her duties.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
An rr,raordin.rv Case

An Abilene (Ks.l man recently helped
to settle up the estate Of his. father, who
died in the State OF New York, and,
although there were several thousand,
dollars involved and the property was
divided among q number Of children, the
entire cost Of administration was thirty
cents-for postage and paper. The pi %,
erty was divided into equal portions anc,
all heirs took their choice.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
pnrntn Penwiners.

Some genius has found out that 4 pqs
ato makes very good penwipeT. When
ou have finished writing. Instead Of lay
ag down your pen to be corroded by the
ak which remains In It, just stick 1t into
potato, and the next time you want to
Sc 1t you will find 1t bright and clean.
Jothing is said, however, about the
oints keeping their proper relative
ield's Washington.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
Vlaoonnt nslerave,a NVealllI

The richest man In the world. II he
yes to Inherit his patrimony, will be the
oung Yiscount Belgrave grandson OF
ie Duke of Westminster. BY the time
0 attaiIs his majority It Is estimated
hat his income will be between $l0sOVo
ana. sd. 600 day,
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
MUSIC.

MISS EMMA MUTsCHLECHNER,
from the New England Con-
servatory Of Music, Boston,
Wilrreceive pupils in piano, organ
and vocal culture at the residence oi
Dr Dwight, on Main Street.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
FOR SALE.

,,IHIEr VALUABLE FARM FOR
shop Coler OWNED BY ]. FRANK
Jailed a qui and now occupied by him
S's : diocese, session given March lst, 1891.
ss..'I :, Prescott, julas.tf
and the mex ATIoNAL BANK or SA1 ny .
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
CAPITAL, S5OO.OO0.OO.
SURPLUS, S5O,OOO.OO.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company,
$40 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON, DEL.

MONEY UHEMPLoYE nT waiting Investment can
be made TO earn you Interest Il deposited with
this company.
INrERE,T PAID on deposits of money as fol-
lows: ? per cent. on deposits payable on de-
mand. by checF, same aS banks; "a per cent on
deposits payable, after 10 days notice per
cent. on deposits payable after 81 days notice.
Special rates for large 4ums Ioremain for year
or longer.
sPECIAL ATTENTION given tn the accounts Of
Ladies, also to those of Executors Administra
tors Trustees, Guardians and Receivers.
The Company acts by authority of law as
EXecntOr AdministratOT, Guardian, Receiver and
Agent and executes trusts Of every description.
Correspondence solicited and full information
fUrp ishtii Clucgrrina any branch of the Com
pahy's b siness. send for pamphlet.
BENZ. NIELIS JAS Is. CLARKSON,
President. Treas. & Sec.
II. @ ROBINSON, JNO. S. ROSSELL,
Vice President Trust Officer
DIRECTORS:
Benjamin NieldS Jos. II. Chandler, NJ. D
| Henry G. RobinsOa, J. Davis Sislcr,
Samuel McClary Jr., William NJ. Field
/ Phillip Plunkett, Charles +. Fritz
| John Peoples, Archibald A. Capelle,
/ James Hart Wm. X Brinckle,
/ Henry f. DpTC, Sauiuel g. Simmons,
| WtA Z. Bantfrtt mayl4ly
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11
DIRECTORS
EQUITABLE
Guarantee and Trust Go.
N. W. Cor, 9th and Market SITS,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
CAPITAL, $5OO,OOO.OO.

It is more satisfactory and desirable in every
way to employ a well organized and reliable
Trust Company for the settlement of estates than
it is to entTust such business to an Individual
The life of Trust Company is virtually per-
petual, and It is therefore able tOcomplete all
such undertakings.
This Company was chartered for such purposes.
Il acts as Executor. Administrator, Trustee, Guar
dian Assignee, Receiver or for any trusts of ildu-
ciiTy character. II Fepeiyes deposits aud pays
checks lust as any bank, except that II allows
interests such deposits as llowsi per cent on
daily balances payable on demand. pa per cent
on Deposits, payable after ten DAYS notice per
cent on Deposits, payable after 80 days notice.
Special rates on deposits made for year OF
longer Any letters of inquiry will receive
prompt aud careful attention
WILLIAM BUSH, Prest. OHIO NOWLAND,
PRESTON LEA, Vice Pres. Sec. and Treas
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR., Solicitor.
Smyrna times., 1891-02-11

What Is more chilling to the ardent
lover than the beautifuls noP
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rFATr-rEs OF NEW YORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
The Produce Exchange markets were purely OF q
holiday character The short clement covered some
what and the West sent few buying orders. The
liberal seaboard cearanCes and the expectation OF
cold wave from the Northwest the basis OF the
bull support. The final changes in prices showed
advances of 5Sq34 cent The transactions in options
amounted to about 100000 bushels. January options
opened ut 81 O6 1-8 and to 81 O6 5-sd$1 O6 12
MAY started at 81 OF "a and in the later trading
reached 81 O6 14a$1 Os is. Cash lots were 1904
cent higher, and the export buying amounted to 12s
900 bushels.
Corn was 1-oa3-4 cent higher on buying to cover
shorts the lighter receipts at the West leading TO
smaller offerings. A break in December options fol
lowed Oh the case I'm the spot market, and the price
closed down IL cent The other months also set
aled down nearly 10 wipe out the previous
gains spot lots heavy ana lower III spite vi
sales OF 9d, 900 bushels for export.
oats were 1-4mI-2 cent higher for options and cash
lots q shade better.
Lard was strengthened by covering OF shorts shorts
stimulated by the approach OF the hOlloays. 1heie
was no export demand.
The final quotations we're follows:
Whest-December, 81 00 Is; January, Sl 06 1-2 ;
February al O7 5-o March, 81 % 5S May, 81 OS 1o
Corn-December "a 1-2; January, AZ 7-s; February,
50 3-e; May, 81 cents.
0ats-December, 40 January, 80 "a; May. 80 IL
cents. D
Lard-January, SO SO; February, SO 46; March,
$6 So May $6 6s. ,
The receipts of grain and hour at New-YOrk, Phila-
delphla, baltimore and Boston reported Yesterday
O23 bushels; oats, 1l2 164 bushels total grain, 94b
OPS bushels: -four, S0,672 packages. AT hicago,
Milwaukee and st. Louis, the arrivals were: Wheat
251 7s4 bushels corn, 46l 24S bushels oats, lo3a3l
bushels; total grain, soG,764 bushels; -four, 32,3o0
barrels,
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum market yesterday was dull
attention at the Consolidated Exchange being d.
rected toward the railway share department The
transactions amounted to 1000 barrels mt 500
so Ii cents. At the stock Exchange there were
sales OF $1,000 barrels at SIS 1-2m59 Ia cents
henned quotations unchanged at O.45 cents per
gallon In barrels, and 30 cents In cases. Foreign
men, 6.ao marks London, 1875 5-s pence.
Oh City Penn, Oct. 24Nationsl Transit certificates
ontn.f at JJa highest OBS lowest, So closed, 59i2.
SALE COCO bss; ceariDees jlsc00 bbs runs IL ,797
btl..
Pittsburg. Penn, Dec. 4.-pctroleum dull National
Transit certificates opened az 59is closed at 59 highest
S9.s lowest 80.
Bradford, Penn, Dec 24Nstlona Transit certificates
opened At 69t closed at 692 highest 69 lowest 80.
Cleaances, 17ao00 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. "a (speciaD Wheat to-day was frmer
than people expected. May sold from 96's 10 97s
closed 96Ts cents. The approach OF cold wave,
steady and light receipts everywhere have
thing to do with the steadiness The chief bul''
courlg cement however, came from the bids for cash
wheat here from Liverpool There were TWO or three
lots, which could have been worked II the
shippcrs had Leen able eastbOund Mime
sIOs Duluth had G27 here there 16l the
estimate for Friday, ls0 Corn WAS firm at about cent
advance sold 4l14, but closed at 4l2 cents
January sold from 4la to 4Zas closed A.
May from Ala 4Zas and closed at 42s The
eeipts light the estimates Thursday small aud
the rainy weather OF considered unfayorabe
There was little reaction In the bearsh feeling
ruled OF late. ScalpeTs inclined
up over Christmas dull but firm in sympathy
with May sold from 32ie to 327s and closed at
32 cents 1he receipts were considerably under the eX.
Showed advance Wednesday Of 10 cents lard
advance OF ~ ribs advance OF cents. Hold
encouragement from the flct that IL
plain that the big Wright long interest which bad become
a market, had been llicuidstcd. At tho
yards only "a 900 hogs Prices there
rn The estimate for Friday only 20 600. and the
prediction made that the receipts would
Show q marxed falling on.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
WEST SEORE RAILROAD.

N. Y c. & II. r. T. \: co. s,'se L,ssee'I IN,v York.
Trains leave l2d 81. North K1si s. sa'y., n
3,SO 4. M.-Dsly for NrwosrS, knss.0q1; Function
3,tS 4. ,i.~Daiy ios Alba'y daily eSeeis Su'O'''
,s.na M.-pa,ly. for Newburg. Albsny. unes; sTm I'm.
c1se Rochester, Buffalo N,agara fs,; TD,cDto psu'"
1,ss5A M."Day, Except sunday. for Alessy ana o~-
,.c" DaIiy except SUNDAY, for AipaM; cxys-
2ivt - ~ pDaiy Tor Albany. Montreal. UTICA sI ~
ayse Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls TofOn'''
ssiS = M-b.y for Albany UHsa srssoi syrss s.. Louis.
Daly except saturday 70, T9ron,o.,s A.
NAAwbtTRa Locks, s rs. .io;i5 A. NJ Hho' '''''
ssS % so "a oy 4aaaio Niagara Falls Toronto Do
,rot yhesgo ST. Louis all through TRIMS. .,eep.ns
snaiy. For tickets, timetables, ysror sns. ssa n,Sck-
a., sceammodations OF apply az ,cs soos
Tn, ass wsshngyon.st 72S % s ess Rros1wsy.
iSs nowery 10 park place 81 West l3Sthsl snu
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Bannon; john to Brandt $ s sSth.st, oth-ave'
year, 81, ,0O0 -
Dick, Robert, to Samuel Colgate ct Al, 90th-st W
Columbus-ave, years g mtgs). SEQ 600:
Fitzgerald Mary 4, to Coudert, lot 164, map Nor
cieraty Nicholas 9, TO \ winsor, 71stst. 4th.
ave. year 6 ntgsj, s2s 900
114th-st. years, 81 600.
Kupf Rosalc, to wardel, SIS Hthst 9d-ave, year,
81 LIS . -
LEVER Louis G. TO c Bell, " Manhattan.ave.
G 1Oth-ave, I year e mtgs), $4,000
Murphy, Daniel, TO N CzaiSowsk. Taylor-ave'
e Clay-aye. years. Si00. -
The First Presbyterian Church, to Hitchcock.
137th-st, g Wis-ave, | year, $1,000.
The Hebrew Free School Association to the Baron de
Hirsch Fund East Broadway, Jenersonst, years,
$50 600.
Valentine Sarah NJ to Mutual Life Insurance Co. n
65th.st, Sth-ave. year, 81 900. ~ . 49,,
Walker Alexander, to Z Huggns, n o5th.st, 9th
ave. l year, s23 600.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
Gxeursions.
IRAND HOLIDAY EXCURSION

W WASHINGTON AND MOUNT VERNON, train
via baltimore and Ohio Railroad: eegant seH.ctson
Under the personal supervision OF Thomas H. bsr 20
the we'll known tourist aren't ncgs1ag arstcass hotel
board meals cn route aud all skgenT1eFFn nT1eFFnwIfIi5ER,
sSa rroadway Room O. " " B. y once; 7i1 ,ans,c
way and OF THOMsS H. HENDRlChSoN' ~ N'
ave- Brooklyn ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
Real Gstate.
The True Purpose
OfTitle Insurance.
Real gstate.

3-To dispense with useless law work. 10 that extent 10
interfere with the estate lawyer; for that reason
stubborny denounced for after its intro
ducton very natural motives of selfinercst Then
when the land owner had learned It's merits, had prohted
by and protection until he turned deaf ear
to the warnings nothing do with IT, reluctantly
taken up by its and halfhcaredy ndorsed
but hedged around before practically by the same old
rspetitions Of the law and the law charge. Title
insurance which is ressued only on payment OF new
fee each time counses examination and certh'
cate is not real title insurance in the interest OF the
owner 1t is title insurance in the Interests OF the
makers Of abstracts opinions. Real title insurance,
such as the public wants involves Of necessity some sacrifice
on the part specialist in real estate law and can
hardly be expected from any movement aimed protect and
strengthen his hold on the real estate owner.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
I CHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlandt and Des.
20 M nor % HauSe 1r GeneHa Lyon. aT RoSater Bu
.,lo and the West Pottsyie and principal local points
Cher Car 70 to- Lyon ansb Chunk and nterHedas points
ia M for south Painhed and all intermediate points.
IL 30 p. for Elmira and intermediate points; chair
car D. M Tor Tunkhanncck and intermediate points
easngp pSs and Hs5SOSTsS R1d sDS Al, poD
$40 ). m. for T. aDd b. Junction and principal inter
ms Bon % for Gis and sS pcS Chair
sas @ nsush Fha9a Sas po'
so p. for Elenlngt9n and AZ inerppedlae pont;:
fso and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and su-
40 D. m CONNECT for all points In MahanOy and Hazel
10 and II for Maueh Chunk HaSelton. Shenandoah
and Intermediate points. , -.
NsssH sSsH, chRS RaDs and Rsnis su
fso and West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and su'-
peh'0H General Esstern once. 2s5 Broadway.
The Ncw.York Transfer Co. VIII call Tor and chcck
bserare So'oi r"'d"nee through TO destination.
NEw.YORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
y,e. .rsi sa;l 'iss from 700; 49,
rSs; is aa SSafsS sas eaSS1s
dale Scranton Walton, Delhi Sidney Norwieh Edmeston
Utca Rome. oneida. oswego. Detroit. Chicago. and
w.a ssss .1a, s r &sas9s aRa @ns:
Lurrh Eilenvle, tasbuxh. Hurieyvlle. Liberty White
Lake diyns'tpn NrSr; MSS:owo r. .su,sh 1,.,,, t,v.
So Sss$i.sI sss So,' SS
sss 6 ssa Bridge DAILY other ans daily % ss
3 % s:..s.y &c. @ sSs sleeping e. ss.ss. .:;s
q. =. A. 10 ExehanEs Riaes. Nsw.Yssk
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
y HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

O UORT ROUTE To LUNDUN.
= RDDEUTSCHEE LLOYD MAIL s. s.
NEW.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
STEAMERS sail from piers foot OF 2t.st:, Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS;
,;;yFI, Tue Dec 20, 2 pm lSAALE.T Tue. JAM ID 3 am
!Tn VI Tue Ian g. 10 m EIRE sat. Jan %, IL s.m.
Ems Tues. Jan. IL, 2 pm iEIDER Tue Jan 20 pm,
First cabin S75 and upwards berth second cabin. $50
n berth steerage AZ low rates.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
Danrins Aea0emies.

A LEXANDEE MACGREGoRS,
"A Mendelssohn Rooms, i06 w. 65thst
Private lessons and eJscs In dancing every DAY.
~ EENANDO'S ACAr 1iMY, l02 East 55thst Glasses
low forming. Private lessons sny hour. AL the new
and taught rapidly send for circular
- EOK IL WALLACE's SCHOOLS. Music Hal, 51th-
" St 7th-ave. and Harlem, so and 81 West 126th-st
See circular.
IN GEORGE DODWORTH,
L. 6sl FIFTHAVE..
Glass and Private lesson.
Mems Class commences Dec 7h.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

For Boys and Young Men-City.
IT NIvERsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, lab Broadway
u near 4xdst Ali departments.
NJ. NJ. HOBBY. n. C. HENDRICKSoN.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
q RlE lines,

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.YoRK AND
5aiqAd6 va tHAyTATSTAx TIG xIANd IAKE Or PfNJ ~
g.. 1 & AA AA%AGA Of -as -Has0USfAiSs' SOkEsTs AND
to Passas Paterson WIZ, Tuxedo SeTSu.s
dale, scranton Binghamton. Emlra, Corning, Watkn,
s saas 4fR.
LAKE, aSs s ' foot % Chab
s as fcoss and aye minutes earlier from West
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
900 e aror Ca, Sssa5s to
Hornellsve to Cincinnati. Connects ss Port Jervis In
union station. except Sunday. for Monticello.
vESTIBULED LIMITED.
a IN p NJ pally-Soid train for Chicago, via Chautau-
3.OU qua Lake, with dining 70 Chicago. Sleeper,
10 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q on p. NJ, except Sundsy-For Binghamton, Honesdale
O.oU and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EXPRESS.
,Ds yGrsod Trank rr u Rsiway ssepers %
S.Gao, Rochester. Toronso and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
on P Day-yia chaSauaua sIa Lake ana Hiagsr, N
S,CU Falls Solid train to Chicago Sleepers 70 Bunao.
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs.
q s.Rsl,7:5 rs so & 81 T. @ $50 oRso T n 60 no a
FOR NEwBURG.
w p. m. sundays-e a. M, p m. 0 :so m
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
a., APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
tannS select list Of hotels and uburbcn
HSIsis hSKe souSesi SssSfO ana % Summer Excurons
n, IcKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.
M and s sss fnS
lO7 Broadway Willamsburs corner Newark and Hudsea
cSmpahy calls for checks from hotels and
dences thfough " pnwSTS c.,o., Do ,sonno, ,on,
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
nailroa0s.

fiallron0e.
pennsylvania
\ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AmER'CA
The Scenic Line to the West'
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
Desbrosses and COrtlaudt Streets
as fOllows:-
ON and after December IL 1o"A'
THE FAST LINE.
0cG nprves A. GIeyeand SIS a. M $50 and st. g.
snp s;v chfasS Connects is also b 70 FOR ToedS
'A''p' THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. composed exclusively Of pullman ts@SNnS
Drawing state Room sesping d0anesi RiGesi reDcrs
a 9s1ysNn and cag
sexes bashOP Library ia ana stasonary si ss and
oSabe electric I nH lights Arrives clnclnns. 40 @
Indianapolis IL 40 a. m'' and chicos0 ''''
ST. IOUIs AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
200 pn@s c,,s ys'sn ils% sssRs
Arrives Cincinnati lo'fo d. H'' "N "
- -' THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
sGo .sd ys'Half
Coaches from New. York to Chicago Arfi'0' -
THE WESTERN EXPRESS. -
63o p vebuIs sseP3g Car rcleyend and
MSSS, 81 sa; Gar; n tSs a"a
land i4o S,ass m COLUMBUS sS rs nsss sa Day & and
zoo a. m second morning Connects for TOLEDO u@n''
except Saturday.
s,OO r. M-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car New, opS N
Chicago, New.York to Memphis ha via tse ?i5 D. No.
Ge9eiand s5 m d and daily ,S yrdsdS f. dey
second mO5nnS OG GnmSs 0anes except pt saturday
500 go p iq valley Express with Through
Buffet Sleeper to New orlelns ,,,,, sorru
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE soCri ~.
washington Limited Express Of Pullman psriSr SrDSaT
with Dining Car Ba!morel daily S except @d
3SS S rEni da Dining Ss, :.
$40 r NJ, arrive washing,on 8 20 +. ~ 10 90
1s$ s%ndly il 4 5 5sn;d ssnd sS 5Sr A. Ball. H.
For Sc arRASrIG GS 1Gq CITY Zoo P weekdays with
For For GhsE BR6wSs NAf IL with Through
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exnress: 90 20 :OO 30 100 40 200 Pennsylvania
limited With Dining ana no WahipgsSn tS L%. 6
20 'cf9 sa PaSs fs isS g. s%d 4
So0 M ana sna 20 % P D. MI nises undsys
COMMUNICATION :oO p. m.
For Time Tables Of trains local point; on The Pennsyl
iss S1?s ks1:oaS sys.Issa fs
Futonst Brooklyn; rs Hudson-st., HOboken; Station
The New York Transfer Company viii call for and check
from Ra RGs and residences houfh @SeD
NAAS; General ne Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

Japan CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows;
OCEANIC Tuesday, January IL, .. IN
~ TT IC twill call az Honolulu Thursday, Feb. 4,
nfI1iiC ~ ............... Tuesday, March l. D. IN.
Thursday. March y, D. m
Superbly apponted-Superor Accommodations.
,seryaons can be made by letter or Telegraph 70 and
cabin plans seen 2S7 and 3i3 Broadway Ne"iork or
Room f4 RAILROAD Building. san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD, President
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
Al EDITERRANEAN LINE.
M Express Passenger Steamer Service.
Eey.York 10 Genoa In less than Eleven Days.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 5. s. Co.
DIRECT ROUTE TO SOUTH OF FRANCE,
RIVIERA, AND ITALY. Ct,
Touching Gibraltar 70 Land passenger, 70 n apsnh
Crossing and Long r r. Rides
ruioa Ca, Ian. q p.m Werra. Sat, Feb. 27, pm.
vera Sat-, Jan. :s. pm. Inda sa:.. Mar. ~ pm.
Passage s9o s2 $50 berth EEss GTSip
LLOYD STEAMERS iN NSy 2 and every fortnight there
after from Dh'' ooELRICHS CO., . Bowling Green.