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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-06

Seats on sale at thea,er box Office Teis-
phone COS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-06

On the carpet floor we put
out a large line of the cele-
brated Stinson 10 wire tapestry
Brussels carpets at Soc a yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
THE GIANTS ARE AT HOME.
Dam PREVENTED THE GAME YESTERDAY.
TUE PLAYER, DENY THAT THERE is FRICTION
BETWEEN THEM AND MANAGER POWERS.
Boston g, Brooklyn Z.
Chicago q. -. Louis 3 (frst gamer.
Chicago ;. st. Louis 3 Second gamer.

Thu Nav York team returned to the city yesterday
after an absence of nearly three weeks. Inc 'ocd'
season at the Polo Grounds was 10 nave peo"
onened Yesterday afternoon by n game De'"eo" ~.
Nv York and Philadelphia teams. but the rain caused
a postponement. As result. TWO games VIII w
n,ayed tomorrow, the first beginning AT p j"
rho NewYork PLAYERS say that they are no" III
GOOD condition and are not at all disconras'u y,
their recent record made In the west lneS 10y ,h.
,hev lr,ve n hong series at the home GROUNDS anu ~
they will quickly make up lost ground. h'o'! wv
denies that there Is any dissatisfaction "'"o"o w.
payers or that the slightest fnouoh eA''V' -
the PLAYERS and Manager Powers ine'' ,.,,d
ore much put out because they nave poe" -.
90 harsbly while the Brooklyn team nae ooN" ..,
for It's work their recent trip l".s ,ho reason
there is no nstice In such criticism lor 'n0 49,,
that they lost but one hiore s""'
crooms did on the trip. .,or ,,,,
.There Is no truth whatever In the e' ,,
ru1nr and are at cross purposes OF l1i"' Wv
no wholesale releases said Manager o,ho-
dav afternoon. Ewing and uhuers"'''u n,os
u"' rho reason we did not win more games
nm the trip was the lack OF ba''hs' va" 49,. ..
~. hot az well rs was anticipated ana our 'e"'' 90
HUI o'' ,,or. denends upon batting to win us
$500. Rusie,s poor work caused by lame an,
,d +, wa, the first time in his life that ne Has n"u
any such trouble. His arm Is al rs"' ~ ,s,
~, ono arm no lost much OF his speed ana ne ''i'o
lost control OF the famous curves anu t"iso "''N
. made him famous during the last two years
Gore has been working earnestly and DOES moV
.oserve the censure heaped upon him. put f"iei
at the top of the batting list because l uous u, ,hs
general change around would get the nine ous -
rut and do the team good and it did' hSo~' or,,
laid of because of poor batting. Ii's A. ,o,,cr
was good but / thought Bassett wo"'u u" ,nro
hating and that Is the reason ""ue t 49, ,o,,
Trons rot in the habit of stepping back with the io'
t, whsn At the bat and believe that was one Isa'o s
for his poor batting Crane xS IS HOt TO put him against
i'i isohIvn team I'm 81 least one or possDH ,bnt
the coming Brooklyn games. Hc 10
he can defeat the BIide2rocnls. .oom will admit.
bt the team is also very Shy na a run, !. Witch is the
number OF games won by oiiy o Wan I fear none Of
them With the possible exception ,ga OF ii the West
has a clever team; by lar ue suo''e'0'
i helieVe.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
SWEDISH CONTRACT LABORERS Escape.

rour Swedish immigrants who arrived here on inc
steamship servia May were ordered 10 NC
scn bnck. rs they were proven to be contract LABOR
ers Friday night they were taken aboard the Scrvl
and locked up in vacant room. ics'cruT ~
10 n m when n steward went to their room to give
them their breakfast he found that they haa p'cAeu
tho Iock NJ the door and escaped. At O'Clock inc
steamer sailed without them. Three OF them were
oo,o in shefYied, Penn. and the others to IIooh'ns
ron III. They had prepaid tickets and the railroad
companies have been requested to Inform the "u'hor
ties n these tickets are presented
TIC officials Of the Cunard Line nrc MAKING c'e'y
effort 10 capture the runaways. v they are n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

.,.,..o Nov ,ATbe Browns made their first ap-
nca,ance here to-day. and we'c hahuii' 'a"ei . s
camp twice BY the home team Inc r rso Of the
Seit support. The score: y q
chicago: 1SS 9 9 Q Q ia
81, Lo ".,.r cbicaco a st. Louis s. Errors-C:icago
o ba u, Inns g. Titchers-Luby and Gleason. umpire
--Emslie. ,..., ,b,,o Wild kept
the hits scattered excepting in the 'hru ,nn'"s 600
", VOC hit for three earned runs. ATTENDANCE ''o''
The score: n n IL
chicago ...~~~~ oGSS9 Q 9 %
G. Iemis O. Ptchers-Gumbert and Brei'ehs'e'h'
Umpire-Emshe , .h cr-acnsc Stars
PLAYED a good game to-day. Both Dora" a,'u n"' ~
r-e efrect,ye. and the score stood one ana one d.
tbe end Of the eight innings, when Albany won out
.f,e- one man had been retired on Easan's base on
halls and Knox's hreebagger poian gec,ive
sfadness itself throughout, and Barr was cIec,n d
mainly because Of good support Murphy brady aa
Lang made beautiful nandv s sna cold. The score:
s Albany ..S Q ! Q Q Q o.
paseb,ts-hlbany 4. Syracuse ,. Errors-Albany !;
Syracuse >. Battcres-Doran and Dro"h' DAFT ""u
Hartford, May 14.-The Trinity and Wesleyan teams
pla, ed here to-day; Wesleyan winning the game easily
through superior allaround work. The score
T,iny . 9 Q Q Q Q Y y
paShts-Trnlty 3. Wesleyan 10. Erors-TI1nity O.
Frost NSsafs and Terrell '''' - ~ ~
Milwaukee May 14.-Mwaukee won ont in the frst
inning today after which Darby pitched splendldly
The weather was foggy. The score:
D S11xnpAee .: ..........I 9 . 9 Q Q o.
Base hts-Milwaukee o, Omaha 8. Err0rs-Mllwa'l-
tee /. Omaha .. Observation-Disclosures and Lake. Darby
and Mcmahon.
wllnamstown. May 14.-Thc University OF the CIT;
~ NewYork was easily beaten by Williams today By
the score:
Williams ...................O 9 0 l 6-ln
rors-willams 4. University Of New York r. Pat
tenes-Robert and HOLSTER harrington and KIN.
New Haven, May 14.-Ihe Ncw-lIaven team punched
Its hits today and defeated Troy, after interesting
game, by this
New Tsw-ll'v '....~: - 90 S96 Q % %
Dasehts-New-IIaven g. Troy g. Errors-New-
and Mccartney.
Columbus May 14.-Columbus and Minneapolis
played six innings before the rain began TO pour
The visitors did not get hit off Causen The weather
was wet and threatening. Attendance, 700. Tic
M E"Dps ...:.. %
indianapolis. May. H.-Indanapolis- kansas City
Cincinnati, May Cincinnati. Louisville, no game
Rain.
Cleveland May l4.aSo game. Rain.
Baltimore May 1.-THE Baltimore Washington game
was postponed account Of rain.
Cambridge. Mass. May IA (special).-The Harvard
freshmen suffered a crushing defeat at the hands OF
their w-iiaven rivals this afternoon. The al
end OF the ninth inning stood - TO against them
Hanover, y. H. May IA (Spccial).-liarvard defeated
Dartmouth to-day, by the decisive score OF ) tO o.
No runs were earned. Harvard felded perfectly
Bates and Cobb the battery for Harvard Shurt
left and Ranney for Dartmouth.
Philadelphia. May IA Especial. Rain prevented the
Pennsylvania Princeton game here today. II Will be
PLAYED on Monday. The batteries will 10 Baync and
Lansing and Young and Brown.
At Geneva, y. Y.-Hobart. I3; Hamilton, 0.
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2 RTE lines.

SOLID TRAINS BEtWEEN NEW.IOKk Anu
kiA 81 tInS ESsHfSHAa F1 M
route to rs;:als THsedo NeHSoss
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Lake GleveAnd Cincinnati st. Louis Chicago and ~
g. ss follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 2Sdss
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
q m 4. NJ. Dsily-va Naeara Falls and , chaussuaus
Union station. excep: Sunday. for Menticello.
yE-TiBILED LIMITED.
70 chicaso adc levelsnd " and Scnsinnssi
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q On j. NJ. except sunday-t0r Binshsmton. Homes,
O.CU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
+ on p. NJ. Day-Solid train to Chicago via Niaeare
O.s1U Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. 6leepers =
Buffalo. Rochester Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
IN Dsyva s Lake and H Sss
FOK PORT JERvIs.
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cehee' 1''0 D. l. ROBERTS, General Passenger Agent
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MARRIED Ty THE STATUE OF LIBERTY HEAD

a
Charles W. Gardner. the private detective who ac-
companied DR.. Parkhurst several OF his tousi OF
investigation married yesterday 30 Miss Florence
A. Collins in the head Of the Statue Of Liberty, on
DedIows Island. The ceremony performed by
the Rev. A. ii. Clafin. Of the Allen Street Presby-
toran Church. Mr.. Gardner said that the Idea oil
hcur married in the head Of the Statue OF Liberty hi
occurred TO him In the morning The bride and the brac
groom the clergyman. stephen Is. Brague. who acted
nc hest man. and the brother Of tho bride. formed
wedding party. which went over to Bedlow'S ISl"ho
ohout $3.50 p. m. and came back two houfs
,o,er When the party had climbed the steps
IN the head Of the great statue, and the minister
had caught his BREATH the ceremony was performed
Then shc bride and bridegroom scratched their name
n, the bronze the statue and descended to the cart
Tho father OF the bride Is Tile manufacturer, ara
,os a factory In Philadelphia. lie lives ut NO 2o'
west Eightcenhst. and Gardner boards , WHIP Iod 20.
Ie"i; Zoo ~ Free Masons. Gardiner belongs 10 thS
same ,T lodge. The bride Is eighteen years old.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
station foot of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table in effect May 15 1882. -
Trims leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Phladelphta 400, 40, 300, io.vC Il3o g. M.
with dining car 100 rs, $780, with dining car, 40,
300 500, $50 D. M, 1915 night. sundays 800.
To- 80 ii 80 a. H. with dining car, l.SO. $50. with
dining car 800 800 p. m, 1913 night. a Al ., o.
For Baltmore and Washington daily az 900 11.3o ny
with dining car l30. $3.50. dining car ooo D. M, izlS
Paror oars On Day Trains. ssepers on Nigh. Trains.
80 400 500 except Potsvle 40, except HARRISBURG
nj 2S slSA' sssP sSiI.sO nsa eiisp
Pottsvilie 600. except Harrisburg p. M.
n.sht except Saturday night. Sundays, j. m. l2lS
For Eas.on, 400. us s45 m; J, 40. 64o. 7so
f., R,s,hh M Allentown. MsSch CHUNK &C., 100.
Il a. n ni co. 4.3o. 5i5. 80 D. Allentown.
sirrd,y 4 40 10 a. NJ. loo. 80 y. m.
Eor wIkcsbarre. Pttston end Scranton. S]5 O. n:
20 n m Sundays. 40 a. a..
Pp iiich Bridae Earnch and Lake Hopatconc. 600.
Fer Perth Amboy ahd South Amboy at $50. $50 SIS.
II Is a. M; 40 400, 49, 30, olo, 13o p. m. sun.
10, Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 40 s1s Ills
n NJ 30 40. OLD p. Sundays except Freehold.
For Fed bank Long Branch and points South Point
Pheasant $50. d. Ills a. M: l30 t3:i5 BED Bank
oniH 100 40 0l5 y. suncays, except Ocean Grove
and ,s,rrv Park, 300 a. NJ. 4 90 p. m
For lakewood Toms River Banegat Park and Barne-
cat 1 30 ID a H. 30 40 u, ..
For Atlantic City, Vineland and Bridseton. $50 n.
$50 p. ,. a.. go
100 45. SeObrght Express. 400 D. m
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, W. I. tuHtI'
The teams played as follows:
BEGINNING A TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The Manhattan Tennis AssOciatiOn's annual spring
handicap tennis tournament begun yesterday ar
ternoon the courts Of the Lenox Tennis Club,
one hundred and twenty thirdst and ST. Nicholasavc
but had to be postponed after two matches had been
played. The bad weather greatly nterfcred with
the players. and the play OF poor order. The
tournament will be continued during next week. be
ginning IN Tuesday afternoon. Tie scores Of yester
days matches werc
Gentlemen's Observation-Disclosures round-R NJ Cole.
Ariel r. c. (22 points, beat H. L. Bloomfield. Manhattan
A. T. {. IA points, 4S-23 n. A. Campbell, Manhattan
a. IT, c. &c points, beat T. c. Hitler, Lenox T. C. Us
poipt), 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
FlRLEY (JARR'S PROPERTY attached.

Sheriff Norton, Of Queens County. has attached
several valuable hunters carriage horses carts drags
etc. the property OF Farley Clark weknown mem
Der OF the Eockaway Hunt Club. who has flne
country place at Ccdarhurst The attachment Is al
the Instance OF George G. flint Co.. furniture dealers
TO whom Mr.. Clark 81 900 for the furniture
and decorations OF his house there Mr.. Clark recov-
cred possession Of the property temporarily day or
two ago taking advantage OF the absence at dinner
of the deputy sheriff in charge but lost 1t again when
the two deputies broke into the stables ana seized
them. The Sheif's sale Will take place on fHdas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
SVEPT BY A GREAT FAVE.

ROUGH EXPERIENCE OF THE NORMANNIA-AN
OFFICER AND SAILOR INJURED.
The steamship Normannia. which arrived yesterday
from Hamburg, had an unpleasant experience on May
10 southwest storm raging accompanied by
heavy seas. and Mt O'Clock that night the ships speed
reduced and We're sent 10 secure the forward
ven'Ilstors. While the men were at work the elhi
gave plunge and great sea came crashing over The
bows. Chief officer Meyer, ths carpenter. boafswan
and two sailors were thrown TO the deck by the great
OF water and dashed against the iron bulkheais
Of the LIGHTHOUSE.
Mr.. Meyer had his thigh badly bruised, ana one
sailor had couple Of ribs broken. The Others re
ceived only slight injuries. The forward whalebach
damaged, and some water got into the stOierDoIn
The forward ventilators smashed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

half stlaghtaway. The Juniors defeated Tho freshmen
by length, winning the class championship OF the
university for the third consecutive time. In an
hbition race with the university they were beaten by
only three feet. The freshmen won second place, de-
feating the sophomores by half length. II. W. Buck
a freshman. won the university s:ung champion
Ship, and will hold the $500 trophy cup the coming
wear Bob Cook witnessed the races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
STEVENS INSTITUTE WINS AT LACROSSE.

The first game IN the intercollegiate lacrosse cham
ponship series played yesterday at the St George
Cricket Grounds in Hoboken Five hundred people
many being women, were present, in spite Of the
steady rain. The cOntesting colleges were stevens
and Johns Hopkins. stevens played fine game. and
won by score of TO 3. 1t was one OF the best
games ever PLAYED in this negtlborhood. The goals
were as follows First, w. c. Cuntz. Stevens ..
Morris. Johns Hopkins; 3, W. C. Cuntz 4. Morris ;
5. LymlngtOn Johns Hopkins: 6, MacCord stevens ;
Z, ". {. Cuntz.
The teams played as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
THE NOROMBEGA HAD A ROUGH VOYAGE.

The NohoMBf'A HAD ho'"h 'O'H'"'
The schooner NOr0mbega, which arrived here yestcr
day from AppalachicOla, had rough experience on
the latter part OF her voyage She had fine weather
ND TO May II, when she encountered heavy gale.
At 5 A. M on that day she was put under close
reefed sails and struggled through tremendous seas
oil that day. The vessel shipped much water, and
tho deck load OF lumber started.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
THE ppooKIYNs BEATEN IN BOSTON.

LOSING A TEN-INNlNG GAMt ID
EIGHT TO SEVEN
..o, Nov 14-Nearly 1000 persons saw the '"o
i' - ,ho Ieorue race fight a hard contest mere
.ensr lasting ten Innings stein was WIG AT ".s''
hnt The Bostons did not bat his delivery u'',i .',0
seventh. when they tied the score. Daly 'ooA Oo
mss place in the ninth inning making home run anu
anotbcr tie Wards error gave Boston the e"''c !"
the tenth. Clarkson pitched poorly ana ,'e'i u'u
no ,ot,er especlay in the latter part OF the game
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

Taroad runs-Poston A. BROOKLYN 3: Home runs
ows o.Hrien. Daly Three hits-Joyce ouhsr
Twobase GARRISON Duty Nos snn psey FIRST
S 6"s on hccarhy sSy S er Sn
RrsokIyn g. Hit by pitched tails-L1ng spSck
DALEY Wild fogee Collins Brouthsrs
EniIex Dontie pays-Key. Quinn and riarGsSn 'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sunrise 80 Set 90 50 m Moons age ID
HIGH WATER
4 N-sandv IIk oSs Gov. Isld.. 1902 Hell &C. ll;oo
PN-Saudy HE.. 1000 Gov. isld.. lO2O lieu " o. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

caught the company will have to pay 1900 penalty for
each OF them. Tile names Of the ESCAPED are
Franz o. Nilsson. John kieltn. Nlels \. Danelson
| and Andreas Norm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
RAILROADS.

pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&InterlOck
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOsscs and COrtIandt Streets,
On and after 1905 n. m.. APRIL 2J, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
300 A. Mpumsn ve:tIbule sleecng and Pa,lOr Cars
luis p ~ nc next DAY. for Toledo.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
10000. M-compo,ed exclusively OF pullman yssae%e
sad aa cqT for s''H Ss
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2eo r. Mplmon ye.ueus seSp3s Cars from I Nsw
and Cincinnati. Passenger coach New-YOrk to Colam.
bus Arrives Cincinnati 10 40 a. M. and st. Louis
TIE COLOMBIAN EMPRESS.
soo ,d SSS sd RS1s .s s%ss
Coache. from Sew.Yors 20 Chicago Arrives In Cal
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 p. M.-Pullnan Nestlbuc Sleeping Car New.forS
10 and rg5s 81 ShS Sg Car, S%sS 70 hades
and ritt,burs to iachmond and chicago Arri'e' AZ
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For cape May FOR p.Ii..ADELpIUA.
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The Ncw.York Transfer Company Will call for and check
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Ctncral Manager. General passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
TuI. RECORDS

The League record to date will be found herewith.
the only change yesterday thot the Boston team
bette lead oy defeating the Bridegroom and Ansons
team got on hight side Of the percentage MATHS.
The record Is as follows:
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AnnouncemensA

Cabinet Portraits, Sc per doz.; 2 doz... $40.
The only Photographic Gallery In Newly DIX III WIFI I'm
the office. reception room and pos ngroom ore OIL '"o
LOCKWOOD, LAO Broadway (4oth-st), n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
THE YALE SPRING REGATTA.

Ncw-Haven, Conn.,, May lathe final races In
The Yale spring regatta were held this afternoon mt
Lake whitney. AL the contests were mile and o
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xxyrST SHORE RAILROAD.

w ~ Y C. II. r. Il Co.. Lesse)
Trains ,sove tod-st North River station New.YofS
.. follows Snd 90 minutes earlier from FOO q Jsy.st
''S Sor sXcep. Sunday, west Of Coeymans Junction
1.i5 4. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except sunday
1000 4 M-Dailv for Ncwbgrs AisSny psies sys,
c"so; asv. except SATURDAY.; for Toronto r.,
,,vSi M+D,ily except Sunday, for Albany ana Utica
400 r. M-baiS except sunday Ss A5aniE I.o. sv,.
c".a Tcche,ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chi.
eaco St. Louis daily except saturday Tor Toronto:
"'S,r,toga Montreal.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
~ SIs;rLh sgriE; Aw LOCALS GAS. .s:as P. NJ.
HHEnWpl, E, LOCALS 90, '10:l5 a. M. Il rs. $50.
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Scennc.cars for Buffalo: Niagara Falls Toronto. Do
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Vrcurslons.
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-COMFO
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-"Bv thorough knowledce u - tne !,
natural laws which govern the operations OF sn
nutrition and by careful application OF tne hnr
wceleced Cocoa, Nj. kpps has PROVIDED S9t @
tables with decaty faNord beverage when mu! ~ -
many heavy doctors bills IL 4, by the indeogs use oi
such articles Of diet that constitution may or nrduua
bult up until strong enough resist every tendency o
Disease Hun1f-ds OF subtle maildes ar hoing aroWi
attack wherever there Is weak point W.,
may ape fatal shaft by keeping outciva wei,
fortified with blood and properly hourishco trAe'
Civil Service Gazette. 49, a., ,
Made simply With boiling wssr p' mix. NJ MS on n,ps
\ CO. Homeopathic Chemists, London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
Trims leave above station via
LEuIGM VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niauara Falls and the West

SD a. M, 7.ao sundays SIP q, a. M 80 2 mr.
30 D. m sundays, 700 10 HOO m; 40, 80 y. IN.
For bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk. Teo. SO
III. 1880, 3.45. 0l5. 80 y N. Sundays, SIS. u0e
% HststO s.V SIS Is m 1880 s5 7so D. N. Sun.
For points in the MnhanoS coal region at SIS ..
80 3Ij p. m. SUNDAYS. SIS. ll0o a. m,
For Wkcsbarrc, Pittston and Scranton s.15 o. NJ;
1880 Si5, $50 y. m Sundays. except Scrantoos
SD For a. E Elm si5 a. M; $780, $50 p Sundays.
ckets and aror he procured 17s, 235,
o6l AS 1855 9i2, l. 40 Broadway, % MurIayst,. 31I
Canal.st., 81 Fast 1ithst. 235 Coinmbusave apd 80
ton st. Brooklyn. and "a Broadway. wilamsburs.iik
Mptr,.C r. press CO. will call for and check baggage
'f0. TIA a. MCLEOD, c. q. HANCOCK.
Pfes't Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent
NEW. YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Trains leave West i2dst at IS \. NJ. Us min.
utcs earlier foot Jayst0. for Lake Mohonk. Lake
Minnewaska and Waikiki Valley Il. r. stations, Middle
town Booningburgh, Port !erv Monticello Elleayills
dale Scranton Walton. Delhi sidney Norwich Edmeston.
U.ica Rome Oneida Oswego Detroit Chicago and points
Sis p NJ Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
waska Waikiki Valley stations. Micdfown bioom nn
burch Eenvile. Fasbnrgh. Hurleyville. Liberty WINS
1900 p n. Middletown Falsburgh; Liberty LIZ
inQsten Manor. Eockand. Walton. sidney Norwcf
Oneida Oswego Rochester. Nagam Fs.s Derpisi Cnt
cnpo and West Pullman Sieepcrs rec.inihg mar
free to suspension Bridge. Daily all other uas oAy
except Sunday. -. ,.,,,cca, h.,.s.
obtained az 3o3 Broadway. New-York. &c. ANDERSo1s
a p A. IA Reayer.st, NewYork