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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
WEST SHORE RAILR0AD'

IN. Y. c. & IL. H. Il. X. Co.. Lcssee.l -,
Trains leave I'D ST. North RIVER station, Ne",.tpp
a. follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot ST..
$50 A. M-Dsly Tor N-wburg. Kingston At na
Daly except sunday, west Of Coeyman's JUNCTION tos
7,t5 4. M.-DAlly Tor Alba y daily, eNceit smaaJ' NV
1908 A. M-paily for Newburg. Albany. utes: s}r .
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo, NiasaFa Fall. pe'r0'N
1l:33 A. M.-Daly, except sunday. for Alnnny sna
S.iJ i. W.-Daiiy for Mba1y Montreal. Utica synp s
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto ~
troit, Chicago, st. Louis 49, - porhes,
sis =. Mbay. for Albany, Utica Syracuse, hTouk
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago ." N'
DAILY. except saturday, for TDronto . =,
HAVEf;sTRkw LOCALS. 9:!5, S;!S 7. Nix 80
SIS. 20 80, III AS r. ~ - ,..,o m.
Sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara FANS, ior0"S' ~
troit Chicago, st. Louis all through trains ,ss,na
Daily For tickets. Timetables. parlor , sna n-sok.
M fss 72c tul'ae;st Ann a.s Hrosdssy
tSy Bowery l9 Park Place. 81 West 1.5h.st ana
Uaps. q. Il. LAMBERr. General Passenger ~so~
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THE ASSEMBLY CONTEST IN MONROE.

Rochester, Jan. observation-disclosures was taken
before Judge Werner to-day in the matter o. The con-
test OF John A. Bernhard for the seat Of Assemblyman
Richard Currnn. To-day's evidence was taken on
DR.. Currans application to prove that Mr. bernhard
was within 100 DAYS previous TO the election
speciaI assessor for the Lyeave. and Saxton-st
cayer and therefore city officer and illegibc. The
,aerce taken related entirely to the appointment OF
>,r pernhard as special assessor, April Fl. lenl
Thc Snecial assessors have not reported ana MI
Ia hefore he Assembly Committee on PRIVILEGES
ara Elections NIT week.
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VOTING REPUBLICANS ELECT OFFICERS

The ninth annual election for officers and trustees
II the Young Mems Republican Climb, OF the AHlst
Assembly District which held at their rooms,
No s11 Sixth ave. OF Thursday evening. resulted as
follows: President, James c. Crawford; first vice
president Robert sweeney second vice president John
A. Conkey third vicepresdent John Allen recording
secretary Nicholas A. Knox; corresponding secretary,
Henry Kirk: financial secretary, r. Beekman treas
urer James A. Clark: sergeantat-arms VI. Nuty
trrslees Never Beekman chairman. William Brown.
". Burnett, Michael Mccarthy, Patrick smith, Peter
Sfnit
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TIE p. AND 0. IN MARYLAND POLITICS.

Baltimore, Jan. CSpeciaD-Undcr the Garrett
MANAGEMENT of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that
company always paid substantial tribute TO the Demo
cratic ring in Maryland The Carrots contributed
large sums 10 campaign funds, and for several
wears one OF the political bosses occupied comfortable
berth In the companys employ. In those days the
Democratic party managers could get anything they
wanted from the railroad company, and vice versa
Under the policy of President Mayer. however. the
company does not figure In politics. and the Demo
cratic managers propose at this session Of the Legs
laure 10 try 10 compel 1t TO more taxes or come
down literally 10 the lobby TO prevent the passage
OF such a bill The company enjoys exemption from
taxation on It's capital stock. AT the last annual
meeting the capital stock was increased from 3d.
100000 to S25. 100000 This has raised the question
whether the company, under an exemption granted 10
IL for the purpose Of allowing ii 10 build and equip
the road can. after that object hai been accom-
prshed increase its capital stock at Will and stli
lave immunity from taxation on such new prop
erty acquired. Another move by the party man
ecors against the Baltimore and Ohio involves the
renewal OF the biennial fight the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal This Will be in the nature OF an inquiry
into the right Of the Baltimore and ono 10
absorb a franchise which should have been turned TO
advantage as competing lne either as waterway
or for rail transportation
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AN ORGANIZATION 10 PROMOTE RECIPROCITY

Chicago jan o." The Morning News says:
new political organization has been FORMED hecpo
city IS its platform and Blaine is It's chief 1t is "a
combination laborfpg in the protected trades,
farmers who are not In are weary OF the Alliance
and Democrats and Republicans generally who be-
lleve in Blaine and protective tariff The organiza
tIon is secret and oath-bound Each member must
subscribe TO ritual that fixes his opinions on certain
questions in black and white II claims 5000 mem
hers In Chicago Among them W. f. Mason.
Frank LAWYER and host Of Others prominent in
notifies and business. Outside OF Chicago the orgnza-
fon. il is said, has 10000 members. Encampments
or lodges are 10 be organized in every city in the
land old time political associations viii be laid
aside. Ii the West and southwest it embraces every
one who is partial TO Mr. Blaine and reciprocity and
4. s Organized under the general of Knights Of
cccproctys In the East, where there Is no Farmers
hiance TO bar the way 10 success, the organization Is
called the Continental League.
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THE DISPOSITION OF ARID LANDS.

Helena Mont, Jan. 9-The State Irrigation Con-
yention hes refused to indorse that section OF the
platform adopted by the salt Lake Congress asking
Congress TO cede the states and Territories the arid
lands within their borders. a resolution adopted
I'm its stead asking Congress to devote 10 Irrigation
purposes the proceeds arising from the sale of arid
lands 10 the States in which they are situated Other
sections of the Salt Lake platform are yet TO be con-
aide
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Nrw.Yonk. ONTARIO AND wE,rERN RAILWAY

ntes earlier from foot Jay.tl, fog Lake Mohouk, Lake
Minnewaska ard Waikiki Valley K: 4. stations Middle
town. BlOomln CHURCH, Port Jervs Monticello Fllenye
Fasburgh, Liberty Livingston Manor Hancock, Carbon
dale scranton, Walton, Delhi Sidney. Norwich Edmeston
Utica Rome. Oneida. oswsgo. Detroit. Chicago. and
ponts West.
p3,l5 =. NJ. Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
w0-Na, Waikiki Valley stations Middletown Blooming.
Lureh, Fcuvlle. tasburgh. Hurleyylle Liberty White
lake. Livingston Manor
1900 =. NJ. Mddetown. D. kturch. Liberty, L.v.
lag ton Manor. Rocdlnf. Walton. Sdney. Norwich
Oneida oswcgo. Rochester Niagara Falls, Detroit Chi.
and West pullman slcepe,s reclining chair
to Suspension Bridge. DAILY all other trains daily ex.
cept Sunday.
Pullman drawfnc room seat, and sleeping car ber.hs
q. Z. A.. 10 Exchange place. New.York-
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MOUNT HOLLY TAXPAYERS PROTEST

Mount Holly, " j.. Jan. "a large meeting OF tax
payers was held today to protest against extravagan
expenditures by the Board of Freeholders That have
Increased the tax rate enormously within the last two
years. The sentiment almost unanimous In favor
Of aboshlng the board and electing in their places
five commissioners, who shall have charge Of all
county work 1t also proposed TO modify the
existing law dephving justices OF the peace OF the
discretion OF committing tramps to the county Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

pittsbnrg Jan. 1.-THE chapel Of calvary hPl''op"i
Church a large frame structure on S'auo"'sr "'
stroyed by fire al O'Clock this afternoon D", 'e
.s ~ ,lo I'm, the roof fell n Carrying with 1t five
dra,rep ~ Engine Company so :. Their names were
Robert Edwards. John Dalzel John Manhyoh' hoocr'
Elliott and Rober; Thomas. The men were Du ''u III
tla debris ard were rescued with difficulty. thWa' W.
was fatally hurt but the Others. aihouEh
iured. will recover. The loss J. e@il'"''74 NJ "
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| ONG ISLAND ERNS7ATES LINE

RROOkINN AND BOSTON.
xyaorhurv New.i,rtain Hartford. lG.antic. Putnam
"""''''' Frtullu Providence
amin PULLMAN yESTlBi LED TRAINS WITH.
LAM, RrooNyn ldtbuah.tNe trdnhIinaNe. stations,
+ / n Ri II .Oo, and Long Island CITY 40 IL 10 "
a.iv uncluding >unday). due Ia Boston at 80 u. IN.
10. ir.noudlug train returning.
Ticket, and slecplnscal oeIths secured IN New-York
Er,,ad,'ay. Broo>lyn 1888 Fultonst. 107 Broadway.
mg Island Express calls for and checks baggage
'.iJ.,rs In destination.
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Qcatbers.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCI'
"A supplies Plofessors. Teachers Tutors GoVernesses
&C. 10 Colleges. Schools aud Familics AIplyo 70
Mr.. NJ. J. YOUNGFU LION. % Union SQUARE
=, EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches In any
ID locality NO FEE for registration f0fsr 9f s.Lmp
T. v HUYSSOON. American School Bureau = w Itth-s.
II TSSES leach r. Agency 81 t. lGthst supplies com
II tent t.1chcTs tutO.s gONern'ss - mus aHS,
&c all branches recommends best schools; Ehssh TIER
man. French. Spanish ,fokea.
", l-TORs Professors Tcscners Govcrnesscs Of all
4 branches supplied TO uniyersi,ies coees senoo,s az
familios CiculirS schools 20 Tarent, MVlefh
spoken. MIRIAM COYRfEltE. $50 SHAVE cor. UNIT
,NANTED.-Iaay speaking Frcnch. good musician, WIN
w trrman Latin. a. goNrncs- ~ i'icl|h country
Protests AM 4 ,Iivd: SALARY $40 yearly ana home
MIRIAM COYlIEtiE Holk Buldng ! ,O 3tA-aNc,-
yIrNNTED-A Young man. who intends n 'ra@
w pornunently teaching and thoroughly uhH"i,,i"'
the manpul u lon Of api1rtu IN the experiment. OF
and chemistry. Address TRUSTEES EoN H. I"'u"'
Onicc.
XVAETED. -Goyemc.s; companion for ygune er m,'t
w speak FrcIch and piay piano; hui-Alh2 H'Nrr" -
teaching french and piano and II possible German pr-
vat teaclor. ~ spanish aud italian FOR city school VS.
ting teacher languages aud piano. lady hou-r"rr 1
nr-t.ca-s family. liberal -alary GENTLEMAN r~'neI 10,
cv school teaching English. bookkeeping. Hrrilal ana
Italian Apply b. Miss DONONAN'N TEACH bI-
RFAT. 30 Inst lith.-t.. Rooms - and -
VOUNG LADY. experienced teacher yurD Of we'll
known Ncw-York professor dc,.rs position - teach
a. voice culture ranoiostc and harmony IN school 900 "r
near NcwYok On, balance 0f present or for coming
''" p. g. Tribune once.
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6orsrs, Carriages, Ctr.

ID ETER G. hELLOGi Y CO., AUCIlONbh''0'
L are Instructed by
MIR. ROBERT BONNER
20 sell at auction
i.ty-Opr head of
rROTTiNt STOCK.
chiefly a. his breeding ~.
TUESDAY, January -. 1892, at 10 Ocioch' u"
gShe American Institute Blndln. vo-,-
2d.ave between cd and Gi:h sts., New YORK
20 hrc fOG John It - ,o,o 49,, con
This include, all o. the oa' OF 1855 I9,y d u
tred hv Mir bonner except reserved for Drooi hS
and one tnat injured They are chiefly 10y
Sfsre Fldrdgc and Westche5ver There are se'e,a IA
Brood Mares by Cuyler Homer IrnSeps' 81 ~ 5ec
W,cev,s Uanbcionian, brcd Ansel. 20 son Oh Leo
;ton, W"stcbcoter brother 20 Maioca, Id son Of
81 rtI and EIdrdqe Of Edwarl Everett ana jessie
Kirk dam OF Maioca, > :l1 ...,., ~. r,oco of sale
The horses will subject to inspection az pday and
,ro, SATURDAY, until sold with exception OF Supuay, NV
NV he seen In harness the track Comeleh'h "'ie'
within the building For GaGalc gie1 aqu ncG 90
10Y JOhn-st New-Eork.
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, rHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssEXGEE TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des
hrosses sts. a. follows ,,
w a NJ Tor Mauch CHUNK and intermediate points.
a m Geneva, Lyon. bn I.rl. Rochester. But.
tlo ard the West. Pottsyc end principal local points
~ oar TO LYONS and pullman Car to Suspension Bridge
INA uI Tor N1uch Chunk and intermediate points.
-, m. FlainnCld aud all Intermediate points
- 10 H. m. Tor Elna and Intermediate points chair
ear 20 NkeshaIte, . , ,.-.,,. ,.
nect,on To Reading and HsIr,burg ,..,,. -
Bound B ook and all intermediate points
aS0 y m. ,cr /. and r. Junction and principal inter.
,n.',a,' n5ints Char Car 70 l.. and u. junction.
30 D. M for Pott'vlo aud intermediate points. Chair
'st 20 D. m Tor Mauch Chunk aud intermediate poins
connectiSn TO Rcidpg and Harrisburg.
IN for FlfhlngtOn and all intermediate points
40 n m gor Geneva Lyons. Elmra. Rochester Ruf.
f,lo and the West. Pullman Sleeper TO Lyens and Sus
pen Ion Bridge ,,,o
40 H. m connect for all points In Mlhanoy and Hazel
coal regions. p,Nn,v rp,,~c
10 and II a. m. for Mauch Chunk. aZeton. Shenandoah
and intermediate FONTS -
X n m. Tor Mach Chunk and intermediate points
Y0 n m, for Geneva LYONS. Elmri, Rochester, Buf.
falc snd the West Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge -
Tho New.York Transfer Co will call for and check
baggage fror hot or residence through IN destination.
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Dancing Academies.

Dancing Academies.
4 LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S.
"A NJ -ndclssohn Rooms iUS w. J5fhst
Private Icons aui CLASSES In dancing every day.
New classes immedately after the holidays
<,FOKGE WALTAtE'S SCHOOLS Nusc Hall 18th
VI 9ud 1thaNo. Ladies' aat g,nt',Wen's cIas''
ing Wcdu..dit evenings: chidrn- cl1s- W dne~
day SATURDAY liar school 80 West l20h-s
Tuesday. Friday. see circular.
II, GEORGE DODWORTH.
L. Gsl FIFTHAVE.
Clas- ard private lcsson.
Mons Class Mondays and Thursdays
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and cornpellng them to send all such yigao99nus u
thc aim 6oec for a term not less than uli'S u'So'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

Prominent IDAHO MEN KILL EACH OTHER
Boise City. Idaho Jan. o-At Cbalis Custer County,
Monday in quarrel go L. Kcstler stabbed George
Jacoby The latter then shot Kestler dead Jacoby
afterward died Both men were prominent.
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CryyvaI re- ~. or Hny-rERsEY

FOoI OF LInERrYs1.. Ao.:In RIVER.
Time Table Of November -s~' 4e1l' .,,.
seraa 40 c4dng II .ssO4sg TsMaq.. otts e swan
s S.u:A S eRSSs w Ml, and
100 a. a. M H. for Eston anl Maaeh chunk On sundny'
EAsoS M-GSh f n, a.;6a Mareh chung wHso,-
scn.en RSd2W; hse.' SSe eoic Iaas
burg 90 p5i,.y ie s6a@ohq. sunlGty ana Wamgos
V'e "a H. for Easiol M.lch Chunk Re.dng Hl;;.
burr Suksslarre >crantoi Itmalui. 10 ts'!.ie. ShS
ss M 81 81 E Es,'S9 So A'os*9 Reading Hr
burg sS IS sos g, z; = 5iPetsro ~
e E! s3;'E 4 e. g os sJ 3 Y
80 81 "a % 40 49, oo l5 100 "5is 3D. g.
i0 r heasd Brook at 40 800 co. a. sCs
70 o 60 /! 49, 30 oGl ~ j. 81 eoo 6iS 50 s
sS 90 % s6a 50 g. % 90 &c g 500 10 g g.
, 10 IS '#a Is a. 4. tsU 90 60 ?sS SO IS
s3C g 80 10 o. 4 SO 80 p Ss 81 10
ii g:oo ~ To- 2l5. 90 $50. co. 90 90 iOS
p For freehold aud Atlantis oElshl,rd' a. 30 81!
f.; q sS'1i 81 e:
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 80, is q. III. ! 80. 3.ij, 20 D. M Parf
ears are train, lea, ing a. ID "a n. 80 S's
80 u. ~. No SUNDAY Trains -.
For Toms River. BsrneFst Pal and BarneSit. 80
7 q H CITY Sihsisna '.nd Brdsssoa Is"
O. m. 30 y. m. -. 90.
IL rs \. NJ. 80. 4 %. +;20 D. m.
vO2 PHILADELPHIA BaLTI MORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLuE LINE.
For philadelpaA % DO y o 10 co. II 80 N
nlgnL SUNDAYS, 100. 10 ~ II 80 a ~ sSos
8 20, 6 90 y II 10 night ~.
koP baltimore and ashrgen daily at 00 IL 80. Win
Dining Car = M. ! 80. so dining Can. 90 '. u.
Irass ewing at as a. m, 80. 90 S 90. 80 n
M ~ 10 night except saturday night Sundsys, II -
a m. 3 3d. 90, 90 y M have connections Tor boae
ing harrisburg Po,i.Al,l'. sc.
For sunbury and Wliamsport. via Phllldephs a. ] :w
a. m, 80 30 D.. NJ l. 10 midnight except >atuN.f
night, Sunday 90 j. m -,
Tickets and Parlor Car seats be procured T n. III
2sl AZ; 80 IL I,h Yew; ~ S5 coai.ss
$50 Fucn-.:,s 90 Broadway. Brooklyn;
Transfer cAll md che-k bss
gage from hotel or residence.
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Railroa0s.
Nallroa0e.
pennsylvania
NJ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt streets,
as fOllOWs:-

as fOlIOWs:-
On aud after JANUARY 4th 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
900 A. M-Pulnan VestbGle Sleeping and Pariof CnI'
Arrives Cleveland 70 a. M, SSl9Gus o' oad ST.
L0g, to zoo M next day. connects also i0
rug PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.compOsea exclusively Of Pullman Ts.a oh
5 D"s %@a s50G ca lS' oeenng ananc reports
stnogaphes and typewtels bathrooms fo p. e 9oa
@oP s%t,d b. ,5'e so and m
Indanapoll, II 40 a and Chicago 40 a. H. mex
81. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
Zoo =. NJ pullman Vestbuie Sleeping Car from new d
YORK end Dining cars nom Ee OK to st' LEu
Arrives Cincinnati 10 i5 a. H., and st. LOUIS '''
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
2oo ad F yT rd sG09e ob Dsn Fas:eHsSi
TmE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 L. M-luht JiOu,e ol.' pn2 car New; otk "
5@S Sas 6 81 hSu csr S Ssg YORK 10 r5 dpa
aqd 40 Columbus S a 80 Day. And f e. %1ais
I 90 a. H. second morning Connects FOR Toledo daily.
Pacific EXPRESS.
SEQ p MG9 1e Me5 mi 7 Via ' he N sSonSndOaS
yas ase' "tetay; A. co oG G,r a. cRca Mo-
c 100 a. NJ .ccona nornine oahet .r Tcse2 daily
ard Tor Cleveland and ooqmbu- except saurgH,
"'V ~ + : = i;rcper t. New.0r-ans.
I;SO M-Fa-t southern Express dily with thlouggh
si,cp.r Nov-O-'cIus VIA Richmond md Danvile II H.
BALTIMORE. WA~iiIHGTON AND TIE sOtTh'
1910 A. NJ" Washington Limited Express 81 iI.t'
.e>UOu.c tt4Jr cars l"ieh OI4.ts. az " i.is.
moro eNe.y weekday, arriving Ia washington ~
3:so p NJ Congressional Limited" OF pullman
" Np--b ur Pa -Os anu Dniuc-Car daily arriving
Washington = - p. m. 40 extra fare beyond usual
Pullman charge, on ether Of these trains 80 - ma ,
Additional Express Trains: 20 90 ~ ~ an, =
night For Baltimore only, 90 J.. M Sunday,
GlJ 20 and 80 q. 80 . 90 and BOO p n.
and T. T. night
For JACKSONVILLE AND IT. AUGUSTINE.
, FLORIDA
DAILY 80 a. u. and 300 ,. IN. ~ r,,
For Atlantic Cry 100 D. M Weekdays Win 4h'oueh
For cap, NAY 900 p m. weekdays. 49,.
F0r nrowns Mii,. lntne. Pines. With Through Coach
90 D. 10. weekday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
rNrro>~ O. 20 . -o b pJ 80 . 80 40 90 Penn
sylNa4a with DiuIhgCar ana 10 10 W mn on
Limited with Dnini-Car. and II 90 a. m. II 20 l;OO,
10 go. 80. 100 30 co, eco, 80 90 ana
90 p. and y 10 night. AceomH odation II 10 , a.
Zoo 30 s @ra a. o SY Emitted md 70 % a. M 90 80
80 uO 80. 90 and . ~ p M. and u 10 night.
Accommodation ) 200 and 90 p. m.
For Time Tables OF % ocs point on the Pennsy
yaniA system, apply at the following Ticket
Onices: 49, $40 and 90 BroddWay Astor House.
500 Fulton-.t and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF
Fulton.s,. Brooklyn 10 1ludson-st Hoboken; Station.
m New York Transfer Company call for
hs1gage hotel ana residences
Nm General Manager. General Pas,'r Agent
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Railroads.

"AmERIoA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
THE NEW YORK;
; ; ::::: , GNTgR Z
TRUNK LINE s.
Operating the fastest ard most " q
perfect through train service In
the world. FH
Reaching by its through cars the Ivy
most important commercial centers Of the
United States and Canada, md the greatest ~
Of Americas Health and Pleasure resorts
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
By way Of the historic Hudson River and through the
beautiful Mohawk Valley.
All trains arrive at and depart from GRAND CENTRAL
STATION. 4th Avenue and A2d Street. New York Centre
Of Hotel and Residence section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
Trains leave as Follows:
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER IA, 1891.
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
9OOA HS GiaP i sSnS 1e: IN F 81 sn S 10 T..
WV nna a time ne g is miles SS' DsI 93 sssi AiR
extra fara
$40 NJ ,s s' H;s S''s 's;'
NEw.YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. M.-oaily. due Chicago s:As . NJ next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
1nonA n Except Sundays. Saturday doee
lU.oU n. W.-not west OF Cleveland and Detroit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
ian M Daily. due Cincinnati II rs a. m. In.
I:5o r. NJ diaaapols II IS m; s. Louis. 7is
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1870 NJ R "a yx. dsG ,s chicago 500 m next day.
1880 P MFFnSSss'i 49, sap sas,osa Pqs 80 s'ns
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
l.50P. M-Day, due Detroit GAS m. chlcss.
FAST wEsTERy,ExPREss.
500 p e sss haai 10 Is Saa D. E;
40. Chicago 300 D. M. St Louis
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
6:25 P. H. Daily due Montreal : ;55 N.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7:30 ?. M.-PPaass due iSS Buffalo 80 a. H. Niagara
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS EMPRESS
6:uu r. NJ dlanapO,ls 10 40 y. N. Eouls 10
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
9.OOP NJ DAILY, seepns,Gar pA'senSer: only ea,.
CHICAGO NIGHT ExpRE-s
o.1E q =. Daily. Tor Buffalo. ogdensburg Detroit
r'ssx',,. daily Except s,:afs,S .s|' a''s s"
CLitF (KlNGsION), CAIskILL STATION CATS
KILL AND HGDS0N-l Il 80. 10 49, III 80 A. ",
1890, 20, $40 /: d.. also for PoughkeeIsle. sl9
A. N, 30 = is, 4js 90 70, 100, 9ls
Nj ' G5f'a ssO Ss F s1 ,f = 81 ~ q =
ALBANY AND TRoY-.7 80, 70 90 91o, 10 90 10 ~
III 80 A. ~; 80. $50 3 So, : 80 900, ~
sA&ii9''5~; g 90. . 10. ii 80 A. 81. $3.50. SIS
UTICA, AND NsYRAcvsg-. Il 80 10 90. ero, Iofn.
10: 80 ~ 80 A. ~ i;so. 4:5o. 800 1880. 8 co.
40 80 4 NJ. 80, so. 100, 80. $780, 0ls.
N1AaARA Fills 90 ' ei5 1925 %? Ito 30 A. NJ.
=, 80 8 90, ~; 9:lS ?; n; ,,o,-,n,,, ,o.oo
CAPE VINCENT AND CLAYTON-"5 IS p. N. IL 80
p: ~; 40 ~ osdensbufg. 9:15 = NJ. u SOP y;
oswEoio-i0;oo. 10 &c A. NJ. co. Is. III SO
ArsrES' - G ss -AxD CAxAyyDAIGU.ssISshg
plTTsFIELD. LEMON. NORTH ADAMS
ND TIE EERh SHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Division.
Ivy trains VITA IT,. D,D. v.... P.ttsae...
10 80 D. M, Pitched 10 Norm Acans o 10 y. ~.
For tickets and space in seepng-osrs apply at Grand
Place 50 West l26ths.. snd ,lssth., sssson, New:
ford ave-, j.. d. Brooklyn.
Westco,ts Express calls for ard checxs baggage from
Daily except SUNDAY. ;Di.y eIeep, Saturday. Other
Above trains, except these leaving at 90. $50 a.
rs 30 80. 55. 80, 10 and IL 90 D. M stoy
JOHN NJ TOTCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS
Gsner, MlnaCcr. General Passenger Agec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
european Announcements.
RATEFII~ COMFOgTING.
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such articles Of diet that constitution be- gradually
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rtncd Win pure blood. aud properly nourhed frame"
civil Service Gazetts.
Made simply With boiling mll& Sold only in
hafI0und tins. b. gro'crs labelled thus; JAMES EPPS
& co. Homeopathic Chemist. London. England.