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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-22
More Modern Than Ancient.

DAN ANTONIO has been sitting in
- the shade of the Alamo until it
has literally OvershadOWed her. So
true is this that the impression is
general that she is nothing but all
outlying semi-MeXican village,
containing nothing worth the tour
ist 5 examination save the Alamo.
That this impression has been
carefully fostered by the cities i'll
the northern part of the state is
only too true, and the visitor to
Texas is given to understand that
there is nothing here except a
Quaint old half Mexican town, with
pistol practice for its regular diver
sion and tamales for regular diet.
How utter is the establishment then
of the visitor to San Antonio for the
first time to find that he has been
the victinh of misplaced confidence;
that this is the metropolis of the
state, alike in the number of its
population, the volume of its bust
ness, the diversity of its industries,
the extent and character of its
public improvements, the beauty
and extent of its suburban addi-
tons, the variety of It's amuSe-
ments, the number and high stand
ing Of its educational institutions,
the facilities for rapid transit, the
miles of electric road in operation,
the beauty of its parks, the solidity
of its business structures, the
architectural beauty and symmetry
Of its private dwellings, the mas
e'veness of its public buildings, the
business briskness visible i'll its
streets, the evidences of wealth and
culture in the equipages that
thrOng the streets in the afternoons,
and all else that stamps the city as
one that has entered the race for
municipal leadership with no
thought of coming in behind any
thing of 5 class in the country.
While retaining many traces of her
ancient Mexican origin, San An
tonic is the most modern city i'll
the state She has less of the sec
tiOnal and provincial, more of the
II ctropolitan and travelled than any
city of her size in the country. The
old town wears we'll. 1t is as full
OF pretty surprises to the stranger
as a healthy monkey is of unlocked
for antics. 1t has an individuality
all its own. 1t is no Struggling,
one street village, but a city i'll
embryo with its calculations and
plans II ade for a quarter of a mil
lion population within the next
quarter of a century, and she will
have them at her present rate of
increase. Those who come to San
Antonio looking for the ancient
and quaint can find it, but they
will find in infinitely greater de-
gree the modern and progressive;
they will find already advanced
beyond the germ period and taking
on the established form of its flu
ture the metropolis of Texas. They
will find already on the ground a
population of 90, 900 live, energetic,
healthy souls with absolute conf
dence in the future of their town,
and also the most cosmopolitan
and hospitable people on the foot
stool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN, Y e. III. H. hk Co., Lessee).
Trains leave West 42dst station. New, York. - fol-
$50 II. DAILY local TO Albany and CatskI Noun.
tain.. Exc. Sunday, west OF Coeynan's Jc Sleeping
car NewYork TO Bloomvile sundays only
7,15 A, NJ. Daily local 70 Albany except Sunday, fof
Cstski Mountains and Saratoga Parior car TO Albany
1906 4. " Daily for Albany, Ute. Syracuse. Rochss:
sssurday for Toronto except Sunday for ssrat1Es
t.tskill Moun,shs, SewP1,SI ISss: NS.Snf ~, ne
P,y sssey ,h s1d, and ' Sa:S Noun
6ons Ssrstogs Caldwell Lake George pArlor cars -
Bloomvllle saratoga and Caldwell c...
a34J y. VI. Daily except Sunday, to Catskiu Noun.
tains New Psltz. Lakes Mohonk and MinnewsskA
GsdTe Lf psS sssep. sunday 't of aeSny
SIS II. VI. Daily for Albs-.y Montreal. Utica, syrA'
" cn.e Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Do
sa0t oGifasIb ev sseept Sunday for Nswbs Al.
ss s;o SsssSs F|S Toronto Detsois cSissss
SGsfy 81 City, ARPf r. ' s.ssa IL - ia
Ha5sXissSEssT3EffSSc KS "a ;s:s ~
sleeping car, tor Bgnalo Niagara Falls, Toronto.
.paily 70 ackets. timetables, paror and sleepina
or nfOr% s Apply Office. Brock
cos Of i ruson,t CITY rs Ell sos o 7s
-. broadway. i43 Rowery, 81 East l4thst SO West
'Z''A''' G. s"G T. LXMBERr. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NETWORK AND
SHiSAEo. yiA CaAAoFAAfu99tAr I IKE 3. az 41R
kAMA 0S aoTSTIiSs. FoaEss Am
STREAMS.
Mdaeiown Port Jcrvis Monticello. White Lake Homes
dale Scranton Binghanton, FmrA, Corning. Watkins,
alen Bath haDmondsport, Avon Springs. Rochester.
tsrnelsvflle Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto Chautadqua
Lake Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago and al
points West Trains NewYork, foot Of Chambers
ST. as follows and minutes earlier from West 2adsa;
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n noA. NJ. Daly-va Niagara Falls and Chsurauqua
Sc,Ss:Ss Snsnnsa cs1atst a,,s.j RSis Jsfvs i
vE>rIBULE LIMITED.
r snns n e for Sh Gasssc VIA
to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPREss.
q On p. NJ, except sunasy-tor Binghamton. Homes
3. 81 dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
b. ~ Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers =
Buffalo. E0chester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
q On p NJ. Dsly-via Chautauqus Lake and Nisssrs
S.0U Falls. Solid train to Chicago. seepess "
BunalO Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIS.
WEE1 DAYs-s s. M q M M 10 80 .; a. p n3
D. M sundays-s a M, D. m. $50 p. N. 80 p n.
Fox NEWBUKG.
WY EEK DAYS. a. m, S:4S y. m. f:45 p. m, ESQ
w ,. M. p. m. Sundays-9 a. m. .. m, 8 80 .. N
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
AS is c cops Of msy ne aomes from on
tainins select list q hOts end boarding sub
SlS ykE Eis' s2sHslsL
Way. &sm.esrs go Hudssa:ss HsSSssn: sas js:s!
SaS.sSe from hotels and residences through To- Destination
''''-S' D. /. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW.YoRK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No 24s Broad.
way ID door north OF Thirty -nrstst.: and ADVEli
EASEMENTS at he following Branch Once on "a sth.
corner Fourtoenh 7eo Third ave. corner foy seventh.
st. O2S Thrd.ays near SlXty hrsst; LOS nlrst,ave :
lo6 Nest Forty 1872 Coumbusave 90 Liberty
ST. 50 Avenue i.aea .rhrd;ave; 90 Wet Fourteenth
1,7 149 Church-st. 554 Third
isss Thirdave o5i 1hIrdsyS bet lis,h and isth
twenty sfth.st: 2t3 West Onebuntrcd and twenty
afth.s and $40 West One hundred and forty fftst up
Ia Brooklyn. 81 e3 Courtst sos De kalb.sve. ,2s0
Bedford-ave., and No 10 broadway up 10 D. ~, At
n Rtooslyn at o. Court-st sos Dc Ksibavc 2so
Hedtord ave and No 10 Broadway. up 10 D. M at
regular ONCE rets, ,ru,crc ,so r.. o,,
and ~ enty. ffth-s and A3 West One hundred and.
twenty -nfth-st. TO D. at regular office rates.
In a CO COurt-st. sos De kalb-ave. o60
Bedford. ave. and No. 10 broadway. Tn - m. 1T
regular office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

B,rnev. Hiram. and wife to The Mutual Life
INSURANCE Co New-York, estate Of Hiram Bar,
ncy, Cedar Knobs" e OF Riverdaie"ve' s,o M
Cunningham Jones. TO The Emigrant Industrial 90 m,
Savings Pank 15thst, OF shave. ypsr i-oo'
Cohen Gecgs and ,ootbst' months 1oOot
Same. ana wife. 10 George Hyatt ZANE property oof
Ffvey Robert f. and wife. Vermont Marble AM
co, 185.h-st e Of IenoXaxe, ] year;,: .o '"
Foat KStha 5n to H.ate' rs'0N' 5oot
Hcrskowtz. Wolf. to Angelo Capozzolo, lcoth- "A,
st, W Of 1stave; year g. m, ;ri,Is o'
hrsch julius r ana he N IN sonest years IL DOT
Ko.hlcr Frederick. and wife. to The German
Savings Bank. NcwYork. 5 S4thse' OF ooof
1os AHen" Hndrew y AID wife to Henry Robe
2Gth-st of othave years ,,aio.too 80"
Landousr yuinS Sne o NIs wears 80. O0t
Is5dsuer Julius ct al. t. Katharine II Rich
n,ond. guardian etc, 5 lo'thst' OF -o-'N0 s5oC
Same To- Alex Mncdun Io7th-st. e Of ID nan
oaiss TsS ns T. to Adcibcrt Ames 1oothst
Porrv Jgnes G. indiyia9a sna truss .nt eocs to
David Christie Hawthorne ana bcck- mn,
Quincy samuel al to Edwsrd Kir mn1ts:
shannon. Annette. John. 70 deorEe Hyatt 80 sor
7ch-st. OF West End ave l yc1t No; 'S'o''
Entee trustee. IN s3d-st and West End ..o,
smih III, III r. wi''I'U wear 22ot
sesnngs sras fb.st no T.SnSton.svc year 1900
sturccs Emma R. and anothN. 20 !sucsN Platt, ,oo,
wcchser. Louis. TO Gustav II Schwab and an
other executors. etc. W Avenue A. OF 78i - M,
wilcox Frankiin A. to Philip Sands ard
other executors. etc. W 8d-ave. OF 1+Sth' ..,
wulcn NARA IN Josephine Grimm. n
1c7th-st and Tnton-avc. yesrs.-....--.--. 1@o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
Railroads.
New.York and Long Branch Railroad

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Fer Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove. Asbury
Park Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
30 Trains leave
Foot Cortandr and Desbrosses sts.
30, 80 10, 10 90 (express). a. IL 30
(Saturdays only 30 10 lexpress $40 express
cept Red Bankp, 90 10. 100 3. Sundays. elS.
:l5 q. m, rs y. m.
Foot Liberty-st.:
sniy 80 2sS. $50 tc1pressl. 90 $50 (exprs.s,.
sunday ksins do stop AZ Ocean Grove and Aibury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
SH q hook ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE.

FOR DONG bishiNNh' oNrA.N "NoN Nc'
From Pier 4, n. r., foot keotorst
For Atlantic Highland Highland Beach, Normancie.
St gu 60 SO 90 p. Nj Sundays. 80 A.
FOR Elbcroa, Ocean Grow A,euy Park and Point
pleasant a II 100 A NJ 100 49, no 80
A. ~. / 90 SA5 r. NJ ,. o.. 30 ,.o.n,.. 80
cs5 2Si Al5. 7s5, el2, LAO Roadway g Murray 81.
az email ST. 81 East 18th ST. 20 Columbus Av and
"a W~St l25th ST. New.Yorx; 1913 Washington st. 720
Tn,on ST. b. ooklyn, and "A Broadway, Williamsburg
Wnsrott Express viii call for and check baggage
from, hotel or re- ldsnce TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
REAL ESTATE.
Ryrs1NEsS AT THE EXCHANGES.

All the sales in the real estate market Yesterday We"
under foreclosure. John 7. Boyd offered NOS. Zif W
East Eighty -seventhst., two and hvestory DITCH ouu
ings on a plot I0oA9s They sold for $1,000 to "eiAce
" Harnet Co. offered for the receiver oneion ,ra
par III .so cnesixth part in No. III Sullivsn-t Inc
nro,,erty brought - 900 from C. Wolnsky l., r,s,.r
rho brokers who effected the sale nent'oneo ~ 49,
day,s Tribune TO the North British and Mercante nnu,
e Cornranv Of the corner OF Wliam-st and fNchahse
pace Wee H. H. Cammaisn and Henry H. EIiiott
REAL ESTATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY.
l1tb-st 12s Il Of Madson-ave, JOSH
1908; Thomas f Satterwaits ana WIG " "o' 40 sos
Hoekst. cor III tiela o. Mathew Koch' 1900
16th-st g 100 It Of 9trave soN lrfecuaari .A,n
Fuma A Gormen to Eva Salter ''7'0
1oeth,s 100 d II ,t 81 10 EWo HersHowz 10000
2l-ave W 8 l2S II n OF l4Sth,st Z9A9; Ss,er- sc
nard French and wife TO Franklin a W rHr W.
locth;st cor BGu eNS.a 2oA'o WAS 20 600
pnst Is Us II { OF Kock-st. 15oxl49Nosx
i72; James r sheridan, ct al to Peter Ger aoo
G. rsch snu 3iS9 # " Of Williams Bridge
Road. % ex1Oc: Madeline Schnitt ana ahothcr non
to Magdaene Kolb-. o''0'
s7th-st, $50 IT W OF Central LARK Az. meS T,ede
100: chss Buck 0nd w'ie 70 ineoO'e $4,000
s7tn.st 624 # W Of Central Park West 2oS o, soo
100 same 70 Samuel NJ Wilson. ;..:;;..;. o''o0'
18th st No 2ll West the Om'''en a. SOC
1A9Sst 8 1916 # OF Alexanderave 25Aloo; :. %,
William Conynshan to Annie C0nynehah - 'o'o'O
Proposed knrstIdGs hoad 81 Ta EUrat,a
7, CICekc 20 Edward Schoonmakcr anu ahotntI' ~
I6;th.st. n Tfnton-ave 1oSMSVS: D~'io aoo
Koenig, executor, sc, to Maria Wur,n---.'-- sou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
Delaware, Lackawanua and Western r. II.
ia New or feet oil Barclay and Christie pheI
STREETS.
SHORTEST LINE. vt-rIBtL Lind TRAINS.

Pt il.MtN co t(nr~.
Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD MONT.
CLAIR, THE ORANGES, summit Bernarisvill.. Bask.
10! Baoat @as boSsf' s,anhoPs Brs1S TSkE ,LAKk
m pols5 M EASr3N
sStiR1hhYhr9% hIfT$FoS, %IIf;EES,SS&hE E%SIi
vross. 'B!SGH ANTON, oXFQKD, M9RWICH. wate.
WILLIE UTICA, RICHFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE, oswEGo, ITHACA, 3WEGo; ELMiRH,
points WEST. NORTHWEST AMP SOUTHWEST.
"'S os WSEGo EXrRESS Pullman parlsr cars. Conns:S
o. Buffalo vita train for CHICAGO, arriving o:4o
z.S, a. M.~niNGHxMToN NAIL. stops ct principal
1.oS +: M..scEANToY. nINGhAMToN ana ELMIRA
I:i0 7. NJ. SCRANTON, WILkEsbARRE and PLYM.
OUTH EXPREsS. pullman paror GERS. -
1870 +. nj. Sdallyl:-BuPfALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
300 r. II. BuFFALo, RIcnFIELD SPRINGS
sTa o Es enc rEEEMNN rs
Mgrayss and .2s Brosdw&y Tsssts at asrry stsns
ave. Nsw.york; 1888 washin gten.st ?2s Iulten.t and
s9s Bedford ave- Rroekyn Time tables giving full In
formation g AZ sa,,o e, Sc c.,,,.v uw all
check frAm Astsi residence u Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
Wrran Steamers.

4 NORTH GERMAN. LLOYD S. S. co.
"a NEw.YoRK, SoGTHAMPIoN: BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS ,,, s,o
First Cabin, SO and upward SECOND Nsoin ,oot of
berth Storage. low rates. Steamers SAL 'ro io''
Eibe sat- sept 70 So m Traye Tue sent Ssp' 20 ss
Kaiserw III sept.li, IL q. m ilaye Tue" S C. noon
niIcr sat. Sent. II. y. n saale sat- oo" - ~
"i''' wv MEDITERRAAEAN LINE.
NevYork 20 Genoa in less than eleven days
Vera Sat oct. l. 10 a. IN. KaserS II M
Fulda Sat. Oct 10, p m tuda Sat- no nov 10 D. H. H.
Ems f Ssi 70 'pHIE Mfl51 SSb SAFL
Ems Tues, Nov. 80, p. m; c,,
Passage; 500 sI25 or $50 berth. Ers xp paoin
NEW York TO ALExANDRIA, EGYPT.
E oEiR RHsi 'sn Co q & Bowling Green.
-UAMBIT re AMERICAN PACKET co.
n. EXPRESS SERVICE to Southampton H,ohGU'' M rbs
Inc no d, for fastest time to LONDON anu ~
Continent IN
Coiumba it u 80 pm. A. vetos. sap 80 II q m
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE.
WINTER SERVICE
ts.u yevYork 70 Genoa and Naples. via Gibraltar IN
ss than days. by the magnificent twin'scFsw eApro''
steamers -, =
r. Rsnarck.....Nov. II Aug victoria.... IAN , %
Eornanna ..........Dec Coumoa Jan. 10
Grand Excursion 70 the Mediterranean ana e 70
Gibraltar Genoa, AIacclo Corsica AexahuliH vo fon
and Pyramids Jara Qor Jerusaen SnS Al
II. ntnople Corfu. Malta, Syracuse, Paetno NapieS' ~
gieTs, Southampton and New York.
81 Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

TINE BOOK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, octave. 800 pages.
illustrated. The standard authority on American open
AIR smusemcnn. Rules 10. sailing awimr'ng ball play
ing. shoetog hs,essck riding, &c Ae IN fuit q per
~ ool pniyerxally MIN by tAs DraaA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

A pvERTIsENuaCrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FoR
"A IHE NfW,YoKK m Bus Will ~; RE.
CfIVFD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE, NO. LIZ broad
way I'd door north Of Thirty lrstst. and ADVEN.
TISEMENIs at the following Branch oni.es: 254 ath'
ave ; o cor 23dst lJ2 0,haye.: l51 Fourth ave.
corner Four,eenhst $50 Thirdayc corner
O2g Thrd-ave SiXtyirst-st. 100 FistaNc.
100 Nest 49, Columbusave SO Liberty
It,. 81 1923 Thrdavc; 20 West fourteenth
st. 81 West 42dsL; 1i0 Church-st.; bji Third ave
las third Oh Ihrdsye bet 10Th and 18th st;
and twenty. nfthst 243 West one-hnidrcd andtwenty
Gh.s 800 West one-hundred and forty lifthst up
ia x y at regular office
II brooklyn, at 90 Court-st. sos De Kalbave. ECO
Bedford-svc and No 10 broadway. up to y. M, at
reg on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42D-SE,

Trains LEAVE We'll f-D-Si''
S,pO A. NJ l5 minutes carrier from tie foot OF Fran.
ln-sLD Tor Middletown Boonsnsbl. fort Jof.iyy
Monticello, Mountandalc, Falsourhn, Liberty Lhs,eeI1
Na,or Hancock CarOOnaale scranton. WALTON Delns
sidney Norwich. EdmestSn. Utica Rome Oneida os~eS''
Dc,rcit. Chicago and points West ,... >,<Ao.x ana
8,15 tog (sTSSc a iIa 5S die,eM%Snao 1 Bco%
inrburgh Eenyile. Falburgh. Monticello HureS'"s''
sis r NJ Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mnns.
waskA Wallk Valley station MisaleoT n.y. VWhlE
Lay s,na Us NJ Midaietown. Pittsburgh Liberty. Nv
,uss,s Manor Rockland Walten, sidney Nsrwcsani az:
c.xo and West. Pullman sleepers reclnine'chHn co
Rloomin CHURCH Elsnve M'unaia Dale Fs,lsSaaLsA'
patty: oil other trains daily except Sunday. s..AH
Pullman drawing. room sents and sleepnscar oef'n,
.h,a,ned ~ Br,adwav New-y'-k. !
T e. ANDERSON. G. p A.. Sc Besver-st.. Nsw.Yofx'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
Railroads.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. q.
DIRECT LIVE TO KiAGARA FALtS

DIRECT LIVE TO MAGARA FALLS
se Sr5s. :%S Ga1 y
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. y
0.30A. M.-Dauy except SUNDAYS. tass.:s train Y
Niasara Falls 5 IS D. m, Clayton. I:4S .. =
FAST MAIL
S:!U Syracuse. Rochss,Sr. Ratsyia and Buffalo:
SARATOGA LAKE s GESEGE AND MoSrsEAL
800 q sD n h.n sSsSt s sf5f T. Duo s''''
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1fl.f11 A. M-Daly due Chicago 345 .. %. next Day.
= DAY EXPRESS.
10.3fl A. M.-Except Sundays. Saturday train ~
sOUTHwEsTEKN LIMITED.
155 Louis M9eS n: sSs ciasnH NJ Il Il nj g.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.ES r. M.-Daily, due Chicago y. m. next Gsy.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 Troy S. ssssSs as GAO ui A''n' 'S''
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
l.3O p: M..Dsily. due Detroit ;sS a. n; Chi.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 p ;.DaIy. due Chicago 900 D. M; st. Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
CuO IS BIsoSiDsdae 10 ss ssranae LAKE, s io%9
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
73O p % Fan, S5 due nqa:S 60 Si's.
ADIRONDACkS AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
EXPRESS.
730 p M.Dsl'y 10 que ss Paul Smith, aan:s, 1qos
childwois iss a. n ol.yS SR'fi SA faasls
AS q. IA.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Q.C0 p. NJ. Daily due Cincinnati Z 90 D. M; In.
WV danapcls III :l5 p. st. Louis ! 35 o =.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
o.n0 p. NJ. Daiiy, SleepingCs passengers only car.
WV red on this train for Rochester. Due 7Ak
. M.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
Ok 4. M.-Daily, for Buffalo, WateftoTn, 0sdens
o.sv burg, Detroit and Chicago. Cape Vincent ex
PITT>fIELD. LENOx, NORTE ADAMS AND THE
kEkKsuIRE HILLS Via Harlem Division).
Two trains with Through Drawing Pitts6o1
y 81 due Ilttsned 35. North Adams 30 D. NJ.
. 80 D. no.. due Pttsfeld 40 North Adams 10 y. M
fos tme Of local trains tickets and space IN Sleeping
1s5. az Brcadway, 50 West 18th 23o CoumbussvsI
sutton Ct ana u Broadway. L, D.. Brooklyn.
ApoV ,anp eeSi those a ef rains ,gn "a
a 80. 30 60 stop at lSohst. station.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
RAILROADS..

Peno .sYy,Iy;a!
The STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
De,brosses and Cortlandt Streets
In Effect SEPT. 4th. 1884,
THE FAST LINE.
sSsDns sns 5a 81
Louis us p; M next day. Connects also Tor A'''a'
'N'''' TiE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Room slssRNg d R,Sesi s IsSol
bssss saa a. s ss. sss
o!9s q e. 10 s.d 81 g.
I0?.1 I ouT ? M %Sp n's GrS Ssy EXPRESS
ac Tot and Dains Sos SS.
Se" ,nS 70 Louis 81 90
TIE CoLrMRI.s FXp r,I, S,,0, susx.
100 p ea%tH Hs'isIs
Coaches from NewTofk u CaicdSo' AAN~ -
Chicago 800 y. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
York Ph.t-ps Ptts6arg Chicago A 4. dave
onnesss Sr TeS led dill. eHscp Saturday
PACIFIC nXPKEss.
| 500 p ,I-Pulman buffet Sleeping Car Nsw,Horx 70
AZ: tSSnss I'd ss sS ssS
and for Cleveland and Columbus exHsp, Saturday
sOUrHWEsTERN EXPRESS. x.,v
$40 p. M.-pulnan VootIDuIe Sleeping Safs
Sncns.a Ind,an mgH,ois. 10 10 p H. '''
Xxi e :es
nsr: 4 :apa: 2. spa Dss .ae ONO
600 p vsy Eyge,,, S aa11y ant.
T Ts Sasx rT%'n ns1ss
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sOCT TIL
n ssIs ys' .sSa! Pm n
'f rFs s Co.: Ss5
s5slg; % e % 81 70 l. rs
.@a pi 80 a. n d;so 500 and 600 p m and l. ID
s CITY Gar, ssa e.1bs rsPt$sy with ''''as.
For Tong Brsnch A,0uy PARK OCEAN Grove scd rosn'
.sc $40 ~ 20. ~ si,cc .Ha %s.s
say . s%D,tis G1lT 70 p not .p I.SuS
aud ocean Grove on sundsv'l
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 10, W. ~. ~. 80 gig ~ ps s
sylvsns Limited with Dining and 10 III Syr
Ii%I's 9Th Dining Car ssd 4 10 %; so &C.
$50 and 800 and II 10 night AcsSm|SsarcS
sns' $50 90 1p rs 20 DO Lnt.a, and 70 M
900 90 80 100. $50 . 100. : So and az p m.
and IL Ii night. Accommodation D 100 ana w p m
For Tme Table. q talns to local point. o. ne Perny
once. Nos 2si 4s5, $50, 544 and ss$ srO.swsy:.
.6i West 25th-st. 25l Columorsave and 1927 OF Des
brosses Cortlandt Sta Court-st $50 Flilcons
~ Broadway Brooklyn Annex Stston, zoos OF fut'
ton.st. Brooklyn; IS Hudsonst Hoooken; station.
jersey City.
The New-Sors Company Will for ana check
baggage hotels residences through 70 Estimation
/ CHAS r PUGH. !. X. WOOD
| General IfsnaeeP. General Passr Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

S%ndavs 90 10 80 II 80 with Dining Car, A. NJ,
/ 80, 80 with Dining Car. 8 90 500 r. NJ Il 40
baltimore and Washington Express daily at o 90 II go
with ming Gar, A. NJ. 80. go. Dining Car, . 10
l. Additional trains days for Baltimore at 500
raro, Cars Day Trains. slecpeTs % Night Trains n.
ais. 90 500. - 20 T. NJ ~ 10 niShs exce p
Saiiiday dgat suptsys Il 80 A. NJ oo ) SO o;0o
For Harrisburg at 90. AS 40 A. NJ. 100, so
90 90 IS L. NJ 80 night except Saturday night
Sundays. IL 80 \. NJ. 90. 200. $50 T. NJ. IL 10
For Po.tyille 90 as. lao A. NJ. 90 80 90
30 r. NJ, u - night, except Saturday night sun
for sudbury I.wsbrrg and willlamsport at oO 7t5,
saturday nj hit sundays 10 A. NJ. 20 y. NJ. Il rs
Fos Es,ton. bethlehem Allentown. Msuch Chunk. &C..
90 is s:45 A NJ. 200 30, As. 80 10 Allen.
town, y. NJ. Sundays. 4 30 rs A. NJ 90. 5:Ss
T. For wnk..barre Pitt.ton and scrunton As A. NJ.
30 p NJ sundays 80 :. u; u
For High bridge Rranch and Lake liopatorg. 500.
sA5 200 80 ~ S ,% s;, 10 % a g. Il 30
A. VI, / 80, -. : 90 30 100, 80 -. 80
p NJ sundays q 90. II 30 A. NJ. 100 i. NJ
AIi.-RAIL no, TIE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Freehold and ATLANTIC Highlands. &c. 10. ii 80
A. NJ / 80 $50. $40 2. NJ Sundays, sl5 A. NJ
FOR ked BanS GoSs Hraneh points south pon:
Pleasant SO s:i5 10 80 II 30 NJ. 20 saturdays
days except Grove and A-bury Park sj. IL 30
a ' Sc Toms River B,rnegat Park and Earne
4 20 = 4 NJ | 30 80 J.. NJ
For A'anc City. Vueland aud btidsoton. 80 A. NJ.
40 a Is A. NJ i 80 80 G:i6 p. NJ
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Professional.

Al AssAGE teat,ent practised by Swedish pr0oS'''"'
Nl operators, graduates OF Stockholm. ,a,hs
DIR. NINE. FORNANDER. ga 0th-aye.. aesf AsN
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lnfnrnisbco apartments Go fet.

A PAETMENT HOTEL. THE BRYANT, SO, S.. o. 80
n West f2f-s opIost Bryant PTk.Southern exposure
elevator steam neat service hrscass restaurant loY
left. Apply at house FEKDl-
NAND FISH, 149 Broadway.
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CUNARD LINE
a. TO LIvEsPooL- VA g. ,ESsro0W N, A. m.
Aurana sept: IL AuraEia Oct Oct % lS p. m m
serya Oct l. noon. Servts Oct; ~ IL III"
c.,,, PIE. SAG and g Second cabin $50
steeraxe and frcn all parts OF Euoyc ~
low rates For freight and passage apply at the company
clnce 40. 4 Bowling Green, New YORK , ..ort.
VERNON II. BROWN q CO.. Gehera Asense.-