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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

Passed BY the SGra~6uek Legislature
Helps Foreign Corporations.

Helps Foreign Corporations.
LANSING, May the franchise tar
law Of the last legislature. which has
been so frequently pointed to with
PRIDE" by the democracy. q very fast
becoming sDorn OF us exceptional
ElOEy. With the construction put pom
u by the supreme court from time to
1nie. IL - now tut little better than a
psonUment 10 democratic stupidity.
ihe act provides for a franchise tax OF
Dne-half mil! upon each dollar of the
capital stock OF corporal ons Organizing
n Michigan. The court some time
IEce decided that Il DID not apply to
teOrgsn zations, and recently the Gen.
tral OH. tsas & stove com pauy organized
under the LAWS o. lhe state OF Maine.
With a capital of ) 100, goo, presented a
copy OF It's articles az ass c.atson TO the
secretary OF state tar iiiing, which was
refused without lie above tax WAS paid.
The company applied 10 the supreme
court Tor fnsndap - compelling the
secretary t. file without payment of
the tax, which was today granted. the
court holding that TIE law did not ap-
ply 10 foreign Organizations. All that
Is accomplished under the Law today is
the compelling OK the payment OF the
tax by citizens OF h state organizing
under It's own laws. while those OF other
strtes escape. People OF the upper
peninsula, and other portions of the
state are gong into Wisconsin and
other states TO organize. in order to
place themselves on an equal finau-
rlsliy with foreigners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

prints. But there is curious little
knob on the top, which being pressed
let's down the front of the portfolio. In
stantly pair Of slender steel legs let
themselves down from somewhere to
support the from. Of the portfolio, which
proves TO be the shelf Of the desk.
Back Of that are numerous pigeon holes,
boxes and all kinds of conveniences for
holding things, together with inkstands,
pencils, rulers, calendar, and all the
other equipments of reliable desk. In
the top of the easel frame also is set
tiny cleck. like the watches set in ladies
bracelets, oaly larger. Another easel Of
the same design let's down into dress
ing table. with much pale blue uphol-
stery, and large beveled mirror, and
many brushes, boxes, and all kinds Of
appliances develop.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

Is the Question That Is Being Discussed
,Lapeer.

LAPEER, May 4.-Grcat indignation
is expressed here over the acton of
Governor Winaus IN pardoning Good
win Bates for the murder of his brother
n Airont, THIS county. thirty years
ego. The pardon has revived the de-
tails Of the atrocious crime, the worst
undoubtedly ever committed in this
county. and Governor Wlnans action
~ strongly criticised. Mrs. Bates, who
was widowed by the murder, now Mrs.
White, 10 a resident of Lapeer. When
Bates fssSeF died he left $500 as re-
ward Tor any one who would be in
etrumentsl IN securing his sons release
from prison, ard thIs fact is being
discussed IN connection with the par
don.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05
TO END HIS DAYS
Ia the County House Because
OF His Bad Temper
SAD FATE or AN OLD MAN
Uncle Cy Lowell, az One Time Most In
euenuzI Citizen Of Ionia, De-
serted By his Children.

IostA. May Uncle Cy Lowell Was
taken 20 tae county Door house today.
Hls children had 20 control over him
on account Of Ma ungoverGabis tenn
per. He 10 connected with wealthy
families here. and Al one time WAS one
Of the wealthiest and most influential
citizens. He was lefs alone
BY his daughter two weeks ago,
shs fearing for her lite. He
8 - years old. IL - % be hoped .
more suitable home will DO found for
am sOon. tie came 10 Ionia IA 1885.
tie Was born IA Vermont IN 1904, and
sss the Youngest OF ten children he
married a daughter OF Daniel Fargo OF
Ann Arbor sxtY years ago. In ls4S he
Was a member OF the state legislature,
sieeted as a whIg, aud again IN 1854,
snel be was speaker OF the house. In
1850 he Mas a delegate TO the conyen-
hon % form a new state constitution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

sral million persons. particularly ladies,
- see what she locks like: whether she
bies papa. OF takes after" maui
ma, and scores Of newspapers have at
tempted 20 secure her picture.
A few days ago. however. tho opper-
tuBity for the qualification 81 public
curiosity occurred. and the reporter, who
wss AZ the tine interviewing the ex-
president. wa not dew - avail bisssaif
ef a. Thers wss On tie tabs of the
Lakewood stady . Photograph Of the
Cleveland h>tresz. Who was shown in
the ample arms q the eoissea nnrso
The fspoffss, whs Il also an asti.k
ealetly ssstesed rs tafsns asa After.
ward allied IN At hia lessaf~ Ne psfts.is
ef Nrs eisvslsns, whiuk ~ sss~sisafe.f
for TIE nosss. TAs sesslt h sl.s fsessss
ksfe~fth gisen
EssisY suta - god asss II a salkes.
stshansh she esnFefses pnshaisalis ~
mssas ef e~n s<sssssss Il sAs ~sx-s. bs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05
Mali RaHAr.

In selecting wall paper it should b,
chosen in accordance with good taste, and
the most important question to decide /,
whether it is to form decoration for itself
or Is to become q mere background fol-
psctures In either case the colors should
be subdued in tone. Whers water colo,
drawings arc hung in drawing roon
paper Of embossed white or cream color
with very snail spots Of gold. will not be
amiss. Decorator and Furpisher.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

The necessity Of a grandfather in the
family has begun to make itself felt In
dead earnest in America, and II one doesn't
have good evidence Of him in the shape Ct
q wcrmeaten oak sIdeboard or fddlebacx
chair. tho fact is due wholly to oac's lack
of enterprise. Genuine Colonial relics are
extremely rare, bat the accommodating
dealers are always equal 70 an emergency,
and antiquities by the carload are hosng
turned cut every day.-Dccoratos AID
Euruisher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

A pretty way Of arranging drapcry eve,
bedstead II to have ring nxed to ths
ceiling and the material drawn through II
and allowed to hang in ample fields behind
the betstead and ct both sides. Few ma
tersAls are more shifted for this purpose
than reversible cretonncs. These are made
In sufficient variety At colorinc 20 enable
you 10 find one that will agree with the
colers sf ye1r wall paper and Carpet
Decorator and Furpisher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05
Au,tri., Mothe.. az r..cn.,.,.

The Austrian method of execution, to
use the words Of q famous humesist, ''is
fatal if persisted in long enonsh.' hut It
Is by no means In keeping with the en-
ishtenment of the age. The Auxt-ians
swing halter over the neck Of snnr-
derer and string him mp, while The exc
cutioner in chief, wearing white kid
gloves, calmly Deholds the victim wig
gle, and two penderous assistants pull
him down by the legs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

dada ana Goo goo-goo. She is said to
be almsst counterpart of her beautiful
mother from the eyes up, while the
lower part of her face hears strong re-
semblance to the VOL known features ct
her father. The baby's eyes are dark
blue, and her hair, .he little that she
has, is light brown. Altogether she is
very pretty child.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

FLINT, Maya rather amusing and
somewhat sensational trial terminated
IN Justice Osbsrn's court yesterday.
Warren Fesier, school-teacher OF
Otswlle, was tried for taking Rose
Msyssoc. one of tue biggest ss well as
the prettlcst girls ia the school. across
bis knee and sOundly spanking her.
y he jury brought in a verdict OF guilty.
fsser was fined ts7 aud costs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05
Prominent RepubIican Dead.

TRAVERSE CRY. May 4--wIIIiam f.
Gil, one Of the wea.thiest and most
,prominept business men of Leelanaw
Sounty, died yesterday afternoon. He
rad large interests N Leelsnzv and
Milwaukee. Wis. Hrs i0ss will De a
heavy one 10 this county. He was a
prominent and active republican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

A Newspaper writer asks the question,
why h u thsx . yvpny man viii 81
h>ssas a ye~ns LADY Ter hsrrs aza yet
~ hardly snyshinw ssk~ all Ne ssssrs~
We vsnsnr~ the susscsson tAst perhaps
be - - r~iats to iascsrnps ksr.--ns.soa
Trnna~xsnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

LsysTSg. May 4. - Cases beard !:
George M. Barker ". Helen NJ. smith
pt al; Charles w. ~. Potter. guardian.
ss. Arr Z. Woodruff; Samuel LHtauer
~ Henry Houck. Wednesdays call.
esste eases. lsf. iss. fos. 1877. lss, lss,
poo. sol. 2oc, ses, 2o5, 2o5, 2o7. 81, 80,
l9f, 1913.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

DxrSorr, May 4.-Dr. Bennett Cock
was srrsignsd IN the Windsor police
court Yesterday on charge Of bigs.ny.
preferred by wife No. ,, who n .
daughter OF Undertaken Dick of this
city. lie pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced By Magistrate Bartlett 10 impris-
onment asEkiugston penitentisry FOR
tso years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05
whss TravoiMs

Whether on pleasure eens % kussness.
ssse 90 every Trip sssst~ Of s. RAP 81
rss. as II scu sess nssassntlY sad
e3ssaveiy 90 th1 ssdasys, hpsf sna
so~sis. preventing tssess. hssaaebes
aea sssss fossss u sstssst fes sale
- 81 eenls ADD ~ tsssss ~ ell lssa.
ne afsa6'sss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

The es.kc-~s~ f,SSiag I'D vita which
- mssy ps~>ess sc f.mslAsr srs ars "a
"a dvsrfea ~ q psw ean nsuasi<Sn piece
ef Far~rsrs vsosnsiv invented ~ ar Fms.
n>ernsn. rxs Lsn<ian c.ss.~s Makss,
In dssrrftiax e. sar> that wArn Il ssnnaa
upnxht - - tss~s1x resna u iesks ilk@
- easel hes4tax . passfshs ssss ess
u6whs s~~lsy fsnss~ ~s~ afl~f wssh eA~ses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

Mr.. Petevby-I7l have to seed Molly's
shoes 10 the shoenaker.
Mrs. Peesrby-Are they very much
out Of repsirf II seems to me she is
getting new shoes every week
Il ssssah Say they we're eat o. repair.
There h such q big hole In The sole OF
eas Of he, shoes thss she lsses her stock.
ing through it.--Tsxss sifssngs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05
Had 70 Dig Her way on

HerLsso, May 4--Tae steamer Kal-
smszeo left here last night on her fsrst
"Trip - Chicago. She had to dig her say
cut saugAtuck hsrher. The steamer
NcV-a . fitusg out aud "a soon ~ cue
" ready viii come here sns make up .
faily line vita shs Kalamazoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

Or. z. n. e. Jsu-son AID IT. ".
Clark sf pess<s. Mrs. sEsry r. Lsthrsp
81 fseE,sn tse R@~. p. rHoaas
Rsf3<r q Ray City Ard W q. wililsms
r':sr. 1850 &c. s..: s's !. i..sss
fhss4kv f.eas drssa-A matt here
( . = sss< ~ sss.ks sss n'rsiss.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

Dsrsosr. Nay t.-rhirty-si x tunnessrs
eeplsy-d BY Moore, stone a 60.
u, the construction of ne WOODWARD
avenue sevey, srack Tuesaav nsern-
Ing fer use per day. . raise OF -
cents The cenpsny secedea 70 the
demands 81 the men, Who retarned 70
work ssis morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

stLys, May Edward Crssdall. an
ele resident ct this so~aship, living
t~c miles perth OF here, wss instantly
tllisa Yesterday while telling = Tree N
he woods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05
GROVER cLEveLANo's DAUGHTER.

a Reporter Makes . Sketch Of the Ex-
Presidents DULY Child.
Perhaps the most popular resident Of
Lakewood. n. j., is Miss Ruth Cleve-
land, the only child Of the ex-president
of the United States. Ever since her
birth about seven months ago, there has
been great curiosity on the part Of sew
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

1920 - SUITS skiIs esoers fup<ey.
Iaklnf efeef sandss. Jsls L. 1ssz
s.-sfiaf car On Pseitr spt Atiesfe ~
set HsL'csf - m. feterass Irsre Dssr-iI
~ 80 = STRIVING 81 Grand fErias II t. q
- throafk frstns east
=. fteset on sac AZ Erson 7ssket omse.
honfs, slrrff <ns Sc Tti.n etpsf
tr~e - Ertffs asn.f Aff. = Hrnr>e =
Q. W kuFKies. g. > ard 7. Ar. fshsrsxs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05
LAKE. sHQsE . NEesIe IS aoUTaEns

Ibe Lake shore via cseyeisna In cenpe fi>e
wife the Erie arc = an4 n. ID III H. f>.urs ~
enicsest sne fnDtt clrest rpssfe &c Pftfsssfx
- n. > smith. G. =. 4 = A.. c,reeaea O.
Z. = kofers titr Pass. Asrnf.
JAS cafnpbeil. tsts AL - NroGDrSt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05


..--
Lv.vE'D RAPIDS. 7.lgsn > 90 pm s.topn
Ar. DETHolf.........iSs &C. IN sf.5e pm 70 s9pFn
RETURNING From DEThoIT.
Lv. BEIaol F....-.--. : &C an si:la pm $40 m
AZ. GRID aAPiDS..il: 80 am g Is PA Io.is sm
To and from Inssia- aud Heseii-Same As
to aud from Detrsit
TO AM ssox sseissv. ANA srpsr lorrs
Lv. Sfand Rapids ....-............ a. am s.i5pm
Ar. Grand lsap.3s.........-..i1.s 50 am 1870 pm
TO LowKLA VIA L0wsi. q uAsTrses y n.
Nv Crane Eaptds.... IS arm isF pa 9 ssgpn
Ar. freu Lowell .....--.l3 y an Sis pgn -.
THROUGH GAR SERVICE
Between Granc Rerids zna Defr0.t-Parlcr
cars on ali trains ces ~ * cents
BetweenGrSnd Rapids aud Ssglnaw-parior
car leaves Grand Rapids -.Us am. arrives In
Grand Rapids - 90 pm. Seats 3 eenfs
'Every day. Other frairs week davs only
GRO. DrHAYES. Gen. Psss'f Ag't.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-05

-'i.s so F&kttt ca SfsFfe4
@frts-i = - trs hs- Pstior Char Ca
Craze kspsds - PefosseT see Ns.<fn,v
II - ffAfs has nsefRf oars ffraas ,s.n
tes - frTsskes ans Hsekfaa~
Sosts-l - - fssa has pe-fsr oas ar.re
Hksfesfs CsnesanaH
y e an fFssz hss wseser psr8st Gar er.ns
Psr7ss - cafcxfs
sesr = tgs'a kss sxser sscspins Oar srsns
.ifGpn trsIs hss wsxssr slsepsss Cas-
srsna hzrids - sRlcs41
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
BOOES OF HE WEEK.

Lo ClAso1 D. F. p Ra nd%la { Coz purses
TEMPERANCE SHOT AND shELL CoT dpHr oS So
THAT DAKOTA GIRL. BY Stella Gilman A2mO' pp'
40 Omitted states Book COMPANY ,,c, ,rpsrs
rArRACK ROOM BALLADS AND OTHER N11i Vs. 70.
BY Rudyard Kiplng. 1-mo' PIP Z'o' ''i"V'D ""'
rHEEEsT DE oUILLIANE From the French OF Len ss%
D. Tinscau., BY Francis s. tray 0'0 PIP '''
THE HEART or THE Gospel BY Arthur T. Per
SON Svo PIP. $40. The Baker ana IayIor .onp,i? :.
Th AS Sp. 81 A. Elliot Stock
THE WRITINGS OF GEORGE wAsHiS,GTQyNNii xiii III.
syd rp an Soi e0'% e. p 2. Futnam's Sons
THE. LAND OF TILE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR Ry H.
ipnmure Gordon. l2no, pp 2lo. streoercK "Srhe
MERRIIIis ENGLISH HISTORY. BY George Curry:
Tdited by William j. ROlfe. l2rno' PIP. 800 Charles
s1 syo. I rP az ina MorTi higgins CO.
DISCOVERY o. AMERICA BY CHRISTOPHER g, 60
LrMBrs. BY larry Hakes' NJ D. lonlo pp' 49,
SIX B MsSSe2 p Ph Dr. and Frank j. Mer rh D. sso
up. 455 (American Book Company
HIGH SCHOOL, ALGEBRA by william n D; HIme pS
LEGENDS OF THE NETHERLANDS. BY Gdt on j;
Tucker, y. ~, LII. D. l-mo, PIP leo. Concord
Cooperative Printing Company
FIST AID IN ILLNESS AND INJURY. BY James
G. Pitcher. NJ. d. limo, 2'. oO4 Charles ecribner'S
ors MORAL NATTEE s,1 Ry Js|s ssos Meco'h D.
STORY WITHOUT A MORAL. BY Hector Maot.
Svo, pp 36o laird Lee
PRAY YOU. SIR. WHOSE DAUGHTER1 BY Helen IL.
Gardener. lGmo PIP. loS. (Artna Publishing Com
PRECIOUS STONES AND GEMS. By Edwin W. Street,
er. $40. PIP. S55. George Bell sons)
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w , =: y a., l. 80, ~ -, q. al,
leave West 10 .ttln, Nt"1 5ih, as ioI
,ovr and ten minutes edi.... ON r. West 18Th u .
40 A. NJ Daily locl 10 albany and Catshlll Noun.
tain. Enc. sunday. We, OF Oeyman's Jc. S.eepne
cor New YORK I, Blgomyle = DAYS only. - 49,
71J L. Vi Daly local to 80 nr; kept Sunday fol
CasAll Mountains AID saiatV .'l.of car 70 AIDAa5
1000 A. VI Daily for Albany, I syracuse. Roches:
t@r buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago eAceS
SATURDAY, for Toronto except sunday FOR saratoga
si A.. " Daily eHe, pt SSnlay 70 B N G@nlte so d
MnnpwlsSa larlor cars % B9om'ille and Ne"iPa!ti'
u l3J A. VI Daily except sunday % Catskll Noun.
taIns. NoW-psz. Lakes Mohonk ana M-naeMasAa. Al.
bany, saIutoga. fadweli. Lahe George FtrEr cars 70
Doom,ille. =. tOga and caldwell
.1IJP PM. SATURDAYS only HalfHoday Special " Cas-
XII Mountains. Parlor car attached ,..,, A.,
"A IS T. VI. Dlily except Suniay, 10 CatHln Moun'
tains. New.Paz. Lakes Mohonk and r., Minneyassa,
Caldwell Lake George. Parlor ears attached.
m 4 90 p NJ Daily. except SUNDAY, for Albany.
S1S'P. VI Daily for Albany. Nonttc'I, ltc', Syra.
eDse Rochester, Bufalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Do
II tot cHiaso p5 3 LoS Hsp Sunday for Newburc Al
oi S9,uT' so'atosa and Non,real.
S1J r. VI. Daily for Albany. Uura, Syracuse, Rochs.
t,r Buffalo Niagara Falls. ToFoato Detroit chicago,
o. Lsayes Brooklyn by Annoy; $1,000, 1910
IN az 20 NJ 5 JSr's{ CITY, r K static" 'io'io
IiiAVFRST'Riw LOCALS PAS, IS: as p. NJ.
VTWBI re LOCALS, : 20. 'l0:l \. NJ, Il rs, 80,
W." - IS 30, III :45 p. VI.
Daily. For tickets, time a'le-, parlor and sleeping
,sr a'.amm Nations or inf rlaton apply Offices Brook
yn 323 Wa-hirston.st go tuton,t Annex Office
lot O, Futon.st. New YORK City 1873. 27l 1853 7sS,
9i2 Br advoy; li3 l'o"eIy 81 East lita-str IS Wea
i-'"'''' c. r. LAMBERT General Passenger Aeon.
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RAILROADS..


RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by
Block Signals&Interlock ingSwitchss
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot q
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt StrectA
In Effect JULY 9th 1892.
the FAST LINE:
''GS 4 gisTsa"$ R,ss SiSn 1ss 10 "a
Louis Is p M next day Connects also, for 10sas
sA''D' THE 1ii PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 saom sesO Gl pnas snss:
ana 0 pS Cars pres,ntng nna.sa repea
:ss. .ss: maid I'd g
ysn.SHse. 2. 9th. 1Sn ,s 3, os ve sG cSeSSaa
ind hs :55 g. M Chicago 9:4S a. H. and s.
ST LOtis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
and Dining cS: from snd Nswf cor .nd V.. d
Passenger COschs. N,~.Y9rk TO 81: Lo c Anlvs
e"' THE COLuMBrAN EXPRESS
POO a MFFSi@tn se
Coaches from New-io rk ~ Chicago AfHe' IA Sn
cago 100 y. m. mex. day.
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
ys sSa Sleeping n Gas Es
York a's 70 ri & and flsassars chc:so xly:
Comets Ssys'S for rccdo daily except SATURDAY, 1
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
:yss:s. f FL yI:ists s;
.nS for e Cleveland S and Columbus except Saturday
OUTH-WEsTEKN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M.-Pullman yesubule Sleeping Cars SswYSt
sIss sass1iS; %S%nni' n ,I! *
ST. nf% oas 90 % =, n second STnns Ill., '
1O E i ri DsR'is sesi
'SS sR5 e q gSs: 1u'
$50 pSnsn saaes SLEEPING Car . Ss%ea
Via Knoxville Chattanooga and BIRMINGHAM
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTHN
washington Limited EaUS Vs.ssu ssi T.:
senecr Coaches. Di0ingcss TO Baltimore. arriving u
s ion. .ls T b:YIs CA ss, . rs
MAN SssDu5s - ,I p .ri Ooyoai usual
Trains: and 5S 30 I 5 No. and ~ rs
sY f and E 80 a. mo- 80. so' % ~ Ai goo !.
S,a:s G 40 Pomsn TsGE oaeg with through
For Cape Nay, :oo p M Weekdays Through Buna
rcr Long Branch A:bury Park oeon Grove and Point
fseop TO- 80 99 ?sU ad g y SS aasSs
SATURDAY oniy / 20 d. m SUNDAYS Is. Gas a H.,
and 5 Is D. fDb not stop OF Asbury Park and Oesa
Grove on Sundays
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Express, 20, ~, y oV nv w fcLn'
syyania Limited Dnng Car, ana ~ 10 Washington
Limited with DinngCar. and II 90 O. m. 12 20 log.
80 and o! p, ara I2:l5 Night A..omEssda..a;
sI5 S 80 100 40 20 Limited AID 10 90 q.
zoo, 90. 80, 90. 80, 90. go and 90 p m
Fer TIae.Tabes Of trains to local points the Pennyt
yania Railroad system. apply at the following Iickel
Ofees Nos 2GI. a35. - 90 and S23 Broa55ywsy
2st West 125h.st oj Columbus and foot Of Dee
Crosses ard Cortland sts Courtst go Fulton;ss,
81 Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Full
son.st Brooklyn: rs Hudon-st.. Hoboxn; Station.
TIE Sew.York Trsns,or Company will call for and check
oseSeHAS s. PUI}H J. Il. WOOD.
l,eueral Manager General Pass'r Agent
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I Railroads..


.Axrs,cAs GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
G5N i, ,]I;!3 a! I. i.
oipecT LIVE TO HIAGARH . rHc CEN.
rain rye q. an" Sny the City
OF New York. Trains leave a. follows:
EMPIRE STATE EXPhbSS' -, 1,
$40 except SUNDAYS rive fNi Baso sr' 10
FAST MAIL
$40 FOR Asny a,aS S% s sHd B%aao
SARATOGA LAKE s GkoEKaGik AND M's'""
$40 az M1p 7S yMo ssss snn s y Due
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Daly. due Chicago AS .. u. next 0AS'
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 A. NJ Except Sundays SATURDAY. Train '''' NV
run west OF Ceveaad snd Detroit
SARATOGA LIMITED.
130P M ,,,Ss, 70 only Due Troy oio D. Il"
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED. r..
NV Louis rs next p. m. NO extra iafe'
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
''SS No extra fare.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 + IS s. 1asDs ssn 50 NJ Due 1'-
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:30 p: 81 aT p n quo Os0''' ''''
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6:O077:W. n. " ~
NORTHERN EXPRESS
ZOO r. NJ Daily. duo Montreal Z SIS o. m.
BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
ian r. M.-Dsiiy, due Buralo 30 . m. NIASs1s
wv Falls 90 a. m Clayton 3 AS O. ID.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
o.On r. M.-Daily due Cincinnati 90 p M. lnolAA'
O.Oo apolls IL is D. r.. b.. Louis. 80 D. IN
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
o.Cn p M.-Daiy, seepngCas passengers only car
0'oV ried on this train for Rochester. Due 40 n
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
O,1E r, M.-p1Iy. for Buffalo. "a~rt0wn- Caoons
0.to burg Detroit and Chicago. -
PlTTsFIELD, LENOA. NOkTn ADAMS AND TIKI
HEKhSniKG HILLS Via Harlem Di'isionl Il.
70 :OI q m due Pittsded 35. North Adams 80 D. M
10 D. due Plt.sneld 10, North Adams ~ W.
Fridays sId Saturdays only at 80 y. m IOr fV's
field. ling 10 .. IN. Washer cars through; it,,
Cars apply Grand Central seton. or az 1l3, 26 49,
7o5 9i- Broadw % Vest l21thst, 30 Columbusase
aud sothst station New: York 335 Wsshln2on-st ~
tulton,st and - broadwsy' T.; D. brookiyn, au
Above trains except those leaving at 80 10 o. A.
80 80. 90 p. M. stop at l35th- St station;
JOHN NJ TOCCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
Ocean steamers.

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a@d travelling expenses ncudsa AF;sInSSs s'"u
for programmes 81 broadway. \. Y
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Illustrated guide and rassaec amply to General russ
NEWYoREK & CTnA r. Ma HIv; Steamship 20
saturday steamer, at p and 9theFs at a p m
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s3eo g. Out Gg'cGHSTS ava "y 49,
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s and N Ei6 n nnd S, through
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY;
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ffooRr HHEwPoRT XEWS ANP WASHINyy[33Y, p g.
i \, FOR WFSr FONT Tuesday. THURSDAY.
sHrrtRDAY, AT 81. NJ Railroad connections at above
Fo tickets and statrooms apply at s. a. 22o ~ 9oi
ps7 iO3 aud 22j broadway. t.e '.Wlhnrori
5thave. NJ company's Office Pier 20 \. H. NeN-n9A
ID ACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl'S
/ LINES TO CAI.lLoENiN JArANx1 c, iINNyXiico
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MfNlCO'
From Ncw-York. pier foo o. Cano-st, \. Y,
for san Francisco. Via the I'thmus % Pan1ma
-ais Mednc Slay. July 20 noon,
From Francisco: lst and nrannan sts''
FOR JAPAN AID CHINA.
PERU sails Thurs, Aug. g., m , -
For freight passage and general information apply 70
my. ONCE OF rlrr. foot OF Canal ST. \. II.
oo' II. J. BtLLAY, General Superintendent