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MASKS AND FACES.
Counterfeits of Human Features In An
cient and Modern Times.
Washington Star

OF II uman Features In An
cient and Modern Times.
Washington Star.
Masks are Of very ancient origin. In a
tomb 5000 years old at Mycen@ DR.. schlie-
mann found two bodies with faces covered
by masks of gold. One of the masks repre-
sented the head Of lion. Among the an
cient Greeks the lion mask was a sign of
distinction; with the Peruvians OF old 1t
was mark Of royal lineage. Ia a grave of
considerable antiquity in Peru a silver
mask was found on the head of a mummy.
The mummy OF prince, who lived in the
reign of Rameses ii, discovered in a small
vault at Memphis In Egypt. had a mask of
gold leaf over the face.
The Egyptians believed that human life
had its seat in the head. In order that the
dead person should not really perish alto
gether, reproductions Of the form, and par
ticularly OF the face, Of the defupct were
provided for the soul to take up residence
In. AS many as forty such images have
been found in single tomb. and for the
same object rich people had numerous
statues made to represent themselves as
well as the dear departed. Owing to the
perpetuation Of this notion that carved and
sculptured figures Of human beings are oc-
cupied by spirits. Ii is very difficult TO find A
etdlho III Eeypt to-uay tnat mas not been
more or less defaced and broken by the ma
tives, who imagine that in this manner
they can render such spirits powerless to
harm them.
To perpetuate the visaqe of the dead it
was reproduced in the wood or stone of the
case which inclGsed the mummy. All the
features were made complete in order that
the defnnct person should see. hear and
taste. ln ancient reru during periods of
public calamity the faces of the gods were
covered with masks. The worship of the
mead Is carried to an exaggerated point in
the curious Indian myth which describes
tue earth as q bodiless head rolling along
haming plains. Among the Indians of
North America many strange beliefs are
held respecting demon heads that wander
ABOUT sometimes harmlessly and at other
times Tor malignant purposes. Some of
them are OF gigantic size, with wings, while
others have faces OF fire.
Ihere used to be a society among the
lroquois organized for the purpose Of pro.
pItiatiDg these extraordinary terrors The
latter, according TO popular conception
most commonly moved about from tree to
tree in solitary places. where they were ant
to be encountered, much TO the disco; Tort
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A ROYAL CHESS-PLAYER.
Tfihcs andre Dsdian IL Rated az an Ex-
pert of the First Rank.

Prince Andre Dsdian Is Rated az an Ex-
pert of the First Rank.
New York sun.
Two years ago the Sun, in an artIeIe nnon
the patrons of the royal game, pointed out
that many crowned heads OF Europe in
duiged in this pastime. but, with the excep-
ton OF the great Napoleon, some of whose
games were published, Shere is not single
instance to prove that these emperors
kings, princes, etc, had really reached a
high standard in the pursuit of the game.
IL is, however. quite different with bis ROYAL
Highness Prince Andre Dadian of Min
grelia. Champion Steinitz has repeatedly
spoken in high terms Of the Princes talents
while other authorities have recognized in
bis games bold and subtle genius of the
first rank.
The Prince, according TO the Chess
Monthly. was born on the oath of October.
1850, at ZOngdidt, Mingrelia, Russia. He
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waist Is the lightning demon, which darts
uron the prey and fetches it to the hungry
god.
In the ancient Greek drama, as is well
known, the actors used commonly to wear
masks representing the gods and heroes.
Arlstophanes buTlesQued this practice.
bringing upon the stage a chorus in masks
Depicting frogs, wasps and other animals.
In the dialogue Peisth,airos says TO Epops.
FRAY tell me where are your feathers ?"
10 which EpOps, who has the head Of a bird
and featherless body, replies, III is tile
mOulting season."
The morning call., 1892-11-13

large number of games with the WELL
known Italian master, Signor Dubois. and
made even games with him. In 1882 he
beat NJ. Goudion and Count Pernes at Paris.
and also administered defeat to NJ: A.
Clere, the famous French player. AT Tifils.
In 1888. he beat NJ. A. de Smitten in set
match of seven games by q score of Q to 2.
The morning call., 1892-11-13
Builders Contracts.

George A. Abel with I. A. Seeor to build on
line et Page street, 25 w OF Lyon. w 25 by ) 100:
$2lO0. -
Emma Elsbaeh and sara Plstsek with Schutt a.
krecker TO build on w line OF Larkin street $751;
OF SACRAMENTO, so by W 100: $40 500
y. = Dinkelspiel with Charles Chisholm TO buIld
on w line OF Scott street, S7:SL4 Of Pacific 40
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Ran Down a Waron.

Car l3 OF the Ferries and Cliff House liuc
ran into dirt wagon on Powell street. near
Sntter, yesterday morning. Several win
dows In the car were broken and pieces of
glass were thrown into the faces of passen-
gers. No one was badly hcrt.
The morning call., 1892-11-13

Ihotographs of growing plants show
sohie marvellous results, especially among
tue climbers. The young stems are said te
move IN succession of Irregular Circular
or elIptical curves, sssis.l Vafs H., s,s.r ,s
iection. Ihesa movements ara due tn the
irregular growth b every pas on ths stem.
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A RIA COURSE OF LESSONS IN DRAWING
n and painting. So. 432 Geary ST. near Taylor
OLIVIA KINGSLAND. iyI7 n 'Su
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! OR SALE-FiRST-CLASS RESTAURANT Do.
ing hHe business; a good place for man and
wife; rent S25; sickness the cause sale Inquire
507 Marketst nol3 Tts
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A TrENTION LADIES !-"EMMA" BUST DE
n Veioper viii eniarSe your bust inches; guar
anteed; sealed instructions 2e 24-psge illustrated
catalogue &c by mail. Emma Toilet Bazar. Boston,
Mass. ocl6 Su l2t
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MRS MANDERLIN, FORMERLY OF 20 TURK
Au st, has removed to l22 Taylor where she
Treats rheumatism and diseases OF the skin 10y med
Gated Vapor baths aud electricity nol2 II
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G900 BARGAIN; LEAVING CITY; HAND.
dDOOO. some dellcaCy ana provision store: Iiy-
.ng-roomsi central location. Call 1913 Seventh
slreef
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s)S ACRES ENCLOSED LAND, D MILES FROM
u the city; all in good condition tor early po-
tatoes Agent cor. San Bruno road and Visitation
avenue.
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Ny WIFE, AUGUSTUS SILVER HAVING LEFT
VI my bed aud board VIII not be responsible Tor
any debts she may contract after this date
JOSEPH SILVER nol2 3ts
The morning call., 1892-11-13

Dag CARPETS wOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
IL sale; also chenille wove rugs and silk rag por-
there's, and dealer in carpet twine In hank or chain
at lowest rates. GEO. MATTHEW, 700 tifth
street. Oakland. Cal. ocN 3tr, Snrl,
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l960 PAYING SALOON ON GRANT AVE.
UoCO' Apply Pacific Coast Exchange, 235
hesrny 81, rooms and l. nol2 2t~
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A DviCE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
n specially, marriages annulIed: private Gnlst
probate collections. liens. DAMAGES, etc; charge
unless successful: practice all courts; 10 yrs g. w
HOW Il Stockton.
The morning call., 1892-11-13

CC6O0 PORK PACKING AND SAUSAGE
tp-OOO. bus ness: good store: city and coun-
ny trade: horses. wagons. machinery, etc. Apply
SHEEP CASIN 6 co, Ellis st n0l2 7te
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Z M PARTNER WANTED IN FOUNDRY
y W. ana machine business: must be
holder or maehiast and steady man; this is an
lnusual chance for the right party: tne business Is
I prosperous country town. MCLAUGHLIN &
~. 26ts Kearny st nol3 5t*
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DROpOsALSFoR ARMY SUPpLIES.-O Office

purchasing ard 20. Comm EAR cary. Amy bu ns5b
sealed proposals in trplcatc subject to t9e u,ua con.
dtons viii be received at TIL, o,ce until II o'clock
supplies as my Be rqured BY The sabslstea,s peaIs
si,encc solres viz. Bacon Canned ,ieotS Na,kerel
Flour Bans Peas. Rice Hominy Coffee. Tea Sugars
skim th esq. Chocootc Cigarettes Ccas cloth Lines
{ oths iis Env l0pcs. Extracts, Handkerhief, Hons
Ink Macafonl Ma.che' oll a1ll,el. raper tNote ana
inflammation Preference glVcn to all
articics Of domestic production and nanuracurt for
such details see schedule Information with conditions.
list OF articles Quantities. kind modes Of packing &C.,
or ali proposals. Envelopes containing bids should DO
marked 'Proposais for Subsistence Supncs" opened Nov
s. aud addres to tho undersgned THOMAS WILSON
4 G, q. s., U. s. A.
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Proposals.
/. RMY BUILDING. Whitehall street, New

RMY BUILDING. Whitehall street, New
n York city Drtob.r - ISIS aIeG proposals, IA
1npclt, subject l., usual conditions. will be ncei'ei
mere until l., o'clork NJ. November 2pih, le:- ana
Then opened Furnishing az mi depot th" 1artol'';
sores such as stationery giN ami ef rp bu kct aid hO"
zine hose oil rope Nc. spccltei OF schedule wnlch
give, nll information - BE- seen ana hid a. Ibis once
lnr nitnd state, light a. ct % al
proposals, any part terol on TO accept as may De te
most ld\ 1niacrol, 10 the Dep rturlt ll"itrnc' VIII Dc
gV,p 10 aticles OF domestic production manufa trre
conditions ~ quality and prize uLcluding the price OF
foreign productions nni malufacurt' the duty tlNoM
being equal. Envelopes Containing pioposa shoui o.
marked "lro o,als FOR cuarternasters sore5 20 Se
oprncd 18th. 1892 " ard addressed TO ALEA
y PERRY Asst Quarter astcr (enora L. s. \,
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Dantins Academies.

LEXANDEE MAJ GEEnORS los Wes, 18Th ~
n Private lessons aud c4a, dancing term. &c.
circulars
L. ETNANDO's ACADEMY. io2 hsst 65th-st. Bans
ding (las-c, forming. AL the new ana
fashionable danes taught rapidly. send fr circular.
GEORGE VILLAGES SCHOOLS g amber Muse Hall
II j1t.st. Tth-aN'.. AID Harlem. Nos 80 InG D. West
leGth-st Class ara private tuition. See circular
n, GEORGE DODwORiH
i. 40. 0sl FIFTH AVENUE.
COMMENCING SATURDAY, OCT. 18TH.
Class and Private Lessons
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

Toms River Bamegu rsrA and Earnesat 40.
For Atlsntic cy. Vneald aud Bridgeton. 80 A NJ.
FOR Monmouth Beach seablight and Highland Beach n
SO s lSDJi, &c. 90 ~ A. H. go 20 ~ +. N No. w. ~
Ticket, and psorc,r seats can be- prosnNed at Il
~ canal So y E.;s I'm St, ; 80 wa oeSs ~ 9.SS
Fulton ST. Eroollyn and - Br ad"ay, WILLIAMSBURG
Wcstcott FvIrcss Co viii call fer and check baggage
from ho,,i or res Deuce 10 d'Stinaton
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6raebcrs

FIRST Hon0rman Cln-scs Cftn. Coll, DubJ,
N experienced tutor des.rcs private pupils.
Mem. i23 vast lOthst.
A MFI;IC An AND FOREIfN TEA-IIEI.s' AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teacher. Tutors 9oyrrncsscs
g.. I, colleges. schools anG Families. Apply
MRS J. NJ YocN''ftLIoN, % Union Sqna'c.
y ENGLISH LADY. having attractive hutisr
II WIshing desire, 10 educate two three children
(oFIlan-J, give them mothers Tir-r
reference, and t.,timoniGl. Address Mrs. THOMPSON
l7ll, Asst. Washington, ID. G.
a IALE GRADUATE experienced tutor, wishes prl.
"A pupils. Preparation for college q sIec iaIty
Highest rcfretr- h.dess YALE. BOX % rribpne Onlcc
EvEEFs r. TONE, A. b. (Yslcl. IL. Is. (colum.
"a, baJ, $40 yavc.-Pfi,ate tutor. Long and sue.
,cssful cApcrefc~ln preparing young Tor college.
ID KlVATE TUTOH.-Gy college graduate OF SIX .ors'
rirnc"; pupils prepared Tor the leading cole
Addre~, II. DRlSLfit Fast 43ul-st.
DRIVATE TUTOE.-Graduate OF O>fod. Eng. Many
yoais experience, best city references prclarc for
college bushes. Il. JOHNSON. % Washington square
'JNnE FISK Teachers Agcncic,- New .Yor. Boston chi
ca2o L., Angeles. Sc; 5000 positions fll,d. II. T.
CROGEEE. y. y. Manager. 40 Jth-aNr. H3th-st1
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WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD.

N. 4. {. 4 IL H. m 70, L'sstb'
Trains ! wtss t---Ss stdlluh. Ne"- VIa, A. ~
lows, and 10 inmates carrier nom IT, funhn-s. ~.
$3.50 4. VI. Ds!y 10. NeNUuIsn, kis stou, AIoaays
daily Lac. SrnGay, west OF Coeyman's JIG.
3n5 4. W. pay f0g Albany except sunday, MontcA
le:UO A. VI psIy Tor Albany, tts, sl facu,,, hochs
Buffalo. Niagara tails, Detrot, chicago, eAeeS"
Saturday lOg Toronto. -
Ii,BJ 4. VI. Daily except sunday. for Albany ans
a,Oo - NJ Daily. except SUNDAY, for Altany.
XIX y Daiy AlOauk. Montreal, ltca, oyb
.1sc Rochester. Buffalo Niagara tanS' Toronto 10
trot Chicago ~. LOUIS. ,..-. Al,
o,:0 r. ". D,.iy, eNceps sunday. for NewDurgh' A.
.9in,,' " 6,ily .or Albany Itica syracuse. Koche$
SD iunalo Niagara rains. Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
uA%hI- RAW LOCALS, 80. = 10 T.. NJ go.
Nt'NnI Rr 10, AIS, \ 20, -l0:lo A. NJ. l'io NV
81, q 81, III 40 l.. NJ. ,., ro,.,,,
seepins cars COR irnaio A1s; 49, fSHs , Io'0n"'
spa.y. FOR tickets timetables. Iarlor snd slaeplng
cor arcOmmod ltonS Information. apply offices; Boo1
iyn $50 washngJon-st 70 tulton.>i' Annex 0nss
StS broadway. lis howery, 81 East lith-st. IS Wes
l-''"''' G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent :
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IUARII~TON. SC. the south & Southwest
\ IAIhSnN VILE ND M tLOKInN POINTS.

THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From, Pc g.. L.. foot Of RIO c.t.st.. = p
CHEEOKEE C,sltstln and Jackson lie, ed. oct. 70
NJ N~SI tfsre st.u tud Jact.oiNile Irl, oct. -.
'It,lNOIIS aid Jac. ~. Mon. oct ~
Al steam have nfstclIss Ia.cn-cr accommodations.
policy srect NJ Onc-n.h Of
cent. NM. l.. tLA DE co. General Agents
Bowling Otcnn, y. Y.
T. g. TGFE GEM Ag,. g. ). FRI Line 81 ~, ocway.
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e RTE. LINES.

M@ 9E1Eu In % Em ~
~ SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw-YORK AND
@ CHICAGO. VIA CHAUlAUoUA LAKE On
2&3 RAMA OF M0UNTAiNs. FORESTS AM
kIKEAMS.
Direct route 70 pe.saic Peterson. Tuxedo Ne1bufe.
Niocleown Fort Jervis Monticello White Lake. Homes
tale Scranton Engnamton, Fimira, Corning. Watkins
Hen Bath Hsmmondsport. Springs, Rochester.
Hornellsve Buffalo NIAGARA Falls. Toronto Charsuqus
LAKE Cleveland Cincinnati, st. Louis Chicago and ~
oln,s West. Trains leave New.York foo, OF Chamber
IT, 4. follows and i've minutes earlier from West 2Sd''s,
WE-TERN DAY IMPRESS.
n noa NJ Dally-Via Niagara Falls and Chaurauqus
J.UU Lake rarlor Car New York TO Buffalo Sleeps
Hornellsvile TO Cincinnati Connects st Port Jcrvs
Union station except sunday for Monticello
W. tBCLa LIMITED.
- M T. NJ. pAlIy-SoIc uain for Chicago, via Chauuu.
3.UU quo lake sl-eDefs TO Chicago. Cleveland 1a
MOr~TaIN EXPRESS.
I IN p. NJ. except S2n1AI-''s IinSnAinsoa Homes
C.CO da' and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
d. ~ Falls snd Grsnd Trunk RAILWAY. SleeDers =
Buffalo. ROchester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC .NPREss.
$50 ssa n s SS.t E.f' Sd s.. S:s':
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOX rU"r JrRvIs. f"
W $50 ,. n: 80 p n; so , =. p q. Ost
FOX NsWBCsG.
w EEK DAiS-3 a m. $40 y u. 4:4o p M, y 80
p GSb r SIlfasS T 80 q 3;
Ferries NewYOrk 1873 Ful,on.st Brooklyn; lc7 Ercsl.
villa msbRe 200 Hudson HoSPLsH .1s Jss:y
Sasssge from hotels residences through desGna
D. 1. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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CONVERSATIONS AND OPINIONS OF VICTOR
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RACING IN AUSTRALIA. By Sidney Dickinson.
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SPONGE AND sPONGERS OF THE FLORIDA
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SALEM KITTEEDGE, THEoLoGUE. His Second
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VITA Dining car. \. NJ. 80. 10; . 80. WIN Dining
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laror Car, Day Trains: SlteIets on Ni%ht Trans
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H'SIp' , pot,yille at 90 TO So \. N. 90 80
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dny. 80 A. VI. 30. 30 q 90 7. NJ. Il 10 night
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s-lS A NJ. 90. 80 80 L. NJ. II - night except
saturday light sundays. Is A. NJ. 90 p NJ. l. 10
fo aston bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C..
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to Allentown =. NJ sundays. 4 80. 10 A. NJ l 100.
For wilkesbarre Plttston and scranton. si5 A. NJ.
. az y n SUNDAYS 30 4 NJ. -
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p F ~ r Sda Kmoay ~ at 20 80 si5 II 30 M
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Delaware, dackawanna and Western II. X.
STATIONS in New York foot o: Barclay and Christie
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. NEsTIBULED TRAINS.
PIILNAN COACH

Direct route " NEwARh. BLOOMFIELD. MoNr
CLAIR. THE ORANGES. Summit. BernartsyIlle. Bssk
s Edseb oS M9i,s. MSr' 81 Sai ra,iep
HoPATc0oyG Hacked, :oMn. ,,CAooLEY'S NOUN
WHitE S ssF s9k9ypsh g. @ Mc $sss
ro.s hR1SGnAMfS6v, OXFORD. NoRwIncHP w N
sYRAcrsE 6sMEGo' ''iTrMnt44c ! oMfSo. ELNiRS
points ,wESSr NoRTHwETssTT APP SOUTHWEST
osMEl, EAPRt s.. P.Anixl p.ror caro- Iolne.Y
ct Buffalo with .,ain ~. CHICAGO arriving Yas
,:2 I. M.~BISGHAMToy NAIL. stops :: p-rc.ga
station. -
400 7, ". -sCEANToN. BfNGHAMIoN aud ELA!.A
IA PRESS. Pullman cochc>; paror
A.IO T. NJ. - RAMON, WILkESBARRE and PLAN.
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman Qaro cars ..
1880 =. VI. daiy).-BuffALo LIMITED FXPi,z.ad
900 ' :. VI daFyl'- BfFFHL6s RIcKFiEIr spaixGs
and oSWEGo EXrREss,. Pullman sec2s:s
Muray.st AID +29 BNOiw4y. Tckst, at Ter 81 aer'.
ave, Nev-York; 1913 washingtonst ?26 Futon T. AL
sos Bedfordave Crook Time tables giving -. IL
formation. et all static -
wESrCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY W II c., y ~
aAsck baggage from hotel or residence 10 descnahc
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cost and found.

Cost and founo.
u ANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. C4osJs a, tho
- Bowery savings Bank Is missing. The Under H.
requested 70 return IL TO the bank. II rcs;orr he
ior The ION Day or November, 1892 application WIN 10
made 70 the bank for book wa W.
/ oSr,-Blnk book No. 1iG.o2o Dry Dock S,,1nrs
~ bfnh. Any person having claims upon said IA or
T.. ,I.!'i upon 10 present TIE The ,uE vlth,n
'H,V fJts The sad book will be- d,careJ conc.I.i
ana eAtlngulshcd, and new ono Issued In lieu thereof
/ oS -Bdnk-tCok No %3G.OSG. Dry Dock SavIncs
- lank ANY person having claims upon said book Ia
Sacd upon 10 Present the the bank Within hi
GAYS or the said book viii lo declared cancei.d ia
%1hGuishfd and a new one issued al lieu thereof -N
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AID wEsTrRNRAIL"A'

TRAINS LEAVE WEST i2DSE'
A,1V A. NJ rs minutes from the FOOT o. ssSi,
ln.s.l IL. Middletowu, Boo.n.nSlL.eh IVY yn g,oa
Monticello Nounaindae, FaIispGrsh Liberty; nslhi.
Manor lIaneocK CafDondale. Scrsnton ,so osweso.
sidney. Norwich. Edmeston. wuea Rome one'a' -
Deya p 81 t Gam ns Lake Moaons sq no Ms
waska Waikiki Valley stations, Middieto"u, htpty Lt
burgh EllenvIlle, Pittsburgh Husleyyil.e. i1oc'" ~
ingStor Manor. . r,,srty LIZ
ings,on Manor Eockland. walton. sansNn; s,,oit CE
Oneida Oswego Rochester Siagsn fa.,,i ,ins.ebar ~
free to Suspension Bridge. -, . Sunday
Dailv: 81 Other 'rpins daily eNcr'' hpfn1
Pullman drnwing.Yoom seats and aeep'ns'o1 - !
sbhined q SnS Prcsdway r.,v.,.s NswYab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
Rallrolos

pennsylvania
3 RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RALLY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals& terlockingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt Streets.
In Effect OCTOBER 10Th. 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
9,OoA. M.-Pglnas. yestbue Sleeping and ParlOr Cars.
indianapolis II 40 M, Chicago SOS p. M. and ST.
Except esoaip sd SAT- I'd ''S''
lHh Pennsylvania LIMITED.
and observation cars, present4s financial Ill report,
ladies' maid baroeT.shop library snd all the con,
and movable electric ghts ARIES ..ns.nnsti 40
q. NJ Indianapolis :65 a. n, Chicago 9 AZ a. in and
~. LOU, AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
29o r :s nnng ysS TaS eeg Cars Sm EsM
ard t@snqa vg;Sue mSss cts and
cnclnnal 10 AS a m. and St. Louis 7 90 p N. next
1''' THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
''p ag end e'i EFoaa Sesbus
20 p. IN. day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 pbns ceas y sad Sn D Ga
York rtiadelphis. sna Pitt 6urg to Chicago Ar
ds at dr os 10 da c tassS s,
PACIFIC LXPKEss.
500 r. NJ. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Ncw.York to
Cle eaad 30 next day, and daily ,t Chicago ;co
Tor Cleveland and coiumbu, except Saturday
sOUiHwE,TERN EXPRLss.
500 T. M-Pulnan Nestlbule Sleeping Cars New York
In.l4na Me%sh and 81 hs D4nS Gar
Cincinnati 6 rs p M. indianapolis 10 rs p aud ST.
,sa go a. M second d, morning p.,mo0s .os p,o.
vine railroad. with lnou.n sleeper to Ns"'or'eah7'
BOO =. VI. Daly FOR ali points chesapeake and Ohio
galway Win arogga syygn g agt x5 Dining epTs with
Ihrcash f%lnSR Buffet sl:eRingg Car to Ne"oca1'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 a. NJ" Washington Limited Exprrs-' week.
washnr, SIi 3 5 80 p m. ''''''
$50 r p Li%'e car S ay FV Was a.
ea rs es Of NS these s Gaa s: beyond usual pullman
Addonal xprr-, trains - % co. 80, and II 100
a. NJ. 10 20 go ana 800 p M ana - 5 GIT
s' h1n 5o Sy aad - IS p p M ana . night
roi p5 At'Fs S 20 q Win --'
P2saa 10 II 80 40 5:l9 aad II - p ia b.
not stop a, Asburv Park and ocean Grove Sunday -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ixuress 20 20 %. 80, :OO, 30 40 90 Peln'l
Limited, with DlAmg car, and 10 10 WASN'T ton
Limited, Win Dining can and II 90 a. M y 5o
%, 2:1o, 90, 30 90. 80 D 90, y 90. O;5o
00. 80 AMI . 90 > ~. and IL - night. Ac ommoda
ton. II 10 a. n, 40 and : 900 - NJ sIhdajs EN
press, 6:l5. = 80 9 30 90 Limited, and 10 a M
= 90 90. 20. . 100. 90 100, 80. ami . 100
:. H.. aad i2i5 night. Accommodation ) 90 and
90 p. a.
For Time table OF trans u local points IN me penn
syltInia Railroad system apply at The 0OMlg IicNet
Offices: Nos li5 a5I 1873 20. Ol4. and 1928 Bra0d
way As,or House. 42d md 9Th Avenue. 1874 Fast
IoJth Street. 2H West l25h street ejl Columtu,
Avenue. foot Dlsbrp--'s and tOrtltndt streets
Court Street. 700 Fulton street % Broadway, ana
Eroo yn Annoy Sa1oH. foot OF Fulo' s. tet Broo tyn
80 Hudson Stret, IIoboken station. Jersey CITY,
The Ncw.York 4 aneio tomnny VIII cell FOR and check
baggage hotels aud residence through To destination
CHAS. f.. Pt'GH. j. X WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.