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Evening journal., 1892-06-01
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
ROY WANTED TO LEARN SIGN PAINT
~ ing One with some talent for drawing
and lettering, A. BUCHER, 81 Shlpley It.
RoY, 10 to Is YEARS, IN STORE. BEST OF
- reference. Address A, this office.
GIRL WANTED TO LEARN PANTS
~ ~, making, Must be good sewer, Apply TO
WILLIAM MCKENZIE, 307 Shipley street
T ADY AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
II Equitable Life of New York, only repre-
sentative women need apply; Excellent terms
to solicitors. ANSON a. MAHER, General
Agent, Equitable Building.
IXTHITE GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
w homework, no washing, at No. s2 Jack
son street
MTHrrE COOK; ALSO WHITE NURSES
" Must have good references. Apply loOi
Market street.
WTANTED.--A WOMAN FOR. HOUSE
w work in family Of two. Apply l2l3
------------- -----.-------------
WANTED.
WANTED. n GOOD MORTGAGES; CITY
or country. Send name and description
HAWKINS & CO., 7ia Market street.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
RoARDERs WANTED at NO. lll7 EAST
- Twelfth street.
EOR RENT-FRONT ROOMS. APPLY 400
u West Eighth street,
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. NO,
1 5l3 King street.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il also table boarders. No. 1906 Washington
street.
WANTED .-BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. 406 East Fourth street.
WANTED. IT. BoARDERs AT 4l2 KING
w street. Pleasant rooms home comforts.
REMOVALS.
ID DEMOYAL-WILLIAM c. SPRUANCE
~ has removed his office to the Equitable
Bulld1ng, No. eOl Market street.
y DEMOVAL.-JOHN BIGGs, ATTORNEY
~ at-law, removed TO No. 9l3 Market street.
VIII now devote his entire attention opriyate
practice.
WILLIAM F. sNIALLEY, ATTORNEY
" at-law, removed to offices No 30, Equi-
table Building 9th and Market streets.
NOTICES.
NOTICE.-THE NEWLY Y-ELECTED DEM
4 y ocratic County Executive Committee
Will meet for organization on Thursday. June
2, 1892, at 2 o'clock p. m, at the rooms of the
Young Mems Democratic Club.
WILLARD HALL PORTER, Chairman,
NOTICE-THIRD STREET BRIDGE WILL
4 ' not be open for vehicular travel for several
days on account OF accident.
II. ID. HICKMAN,
Levy Court Commissioner for Wilmington
hundred.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
~ Office Of Delinquent Tax Collector.
Sl21a Market street.
All property owners owing county taxes for
the year 1871, arc requested TO settle and avoid
Evening journal., 1892-06-01
N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
Wilmington, Wednesday, June 1, 1892.
Meetings For This Evening.

Delaware Lodge, @. B. l..
Warren Athletic Club.
Hope Loan Association.
Oriental Lodge, A, +. a. NJ.
Hope Lodge. I. o. o. Il.
Naomi Rebeka Degree Lodge.
Champion Lodge, X. Of p.
Oriental Lodge, X. Of T..
Mattahoon Tribe, l. o. Il. NJ.
st. Johns Castle. X. g. r.
Crusaders Castle. X. G.E.
Delaware Council, o. L. A. NJ.
Eureka Council. Jr. 0. Y. A. NJ.
Golden Gate Commandery, Knights Of Malta.
Franklin Circle. Brotherhood Of the Union.
German Mutual Beneficial Society No. 2.
Womans Relief Corps, Y. 5 Grant Post.
Delaware Lodge, a. o. u. w.
Liberty Conclave, s. w. NJ.
Blue Rock Council. Legion Of the Red Cross.
Ajax Lodge, o. of the &. G.
Wilmington Encampment, X. of st. J. and NJ.
Palestine Castle, A. o. X of NC.
Delaware Lodge, ID. o. II.
Wilmington Lodge, 0. F. G.
Evening journal., 1892-06-01
REAL ESTATE,

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
located. For particulars apply to W.HLOWE,
Greensborough, Md.
ENARAfS FOR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL
IL houses, or on easy terms. Money to loan
at per cent. Please call between 3 and D.
m, or address j. l.. OCHELTREE,
Rooms and B Exchange Building.
Evening journal., 1892-06-01

Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-06-01
FIRE INSURANCE

EOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOST
reliable companies at lowest rates, call
on HAWKINS q CO. 1l2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-06-01

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
~ Office Of Delinquent Tax Collector.
Sl2ls Market street.
All property owners owing county taxes for
the year 1891, are requested TO settle and avoid
additional expense.
GEORGE J. FINCK. Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
TIRE PRINT CLOTH MARKET

Fall River, Mass, Sept. (SpcciaD.-Thc print
cloth market was affected little during the week
by the reports OF cholera IN New-York, more par
,culary during the last few days when buyers asked
shippers 10 hold goods until the extent OF the trouble
became known. The demand fell of somewhat, but
has since resumed its normal condition and manu-
again indposed TO close long contracts
present prices. The sales Of the week were In ex-
cess OF the production $4,000 pieces, regular goods
being In very good demand. Manufacturers not
extending their contracts much beyond the present
year, except basis OF 3 l-2 cents for G4xG4s.
The sales for the present month within ~ 900
pieces OF the production and the outlook is better
than before known In the history OF local
cotton manufacturing. The only cloud that can be
Is the request Of the Wcavers Association, rep
rcsenting about oneffth of their craftsmen for an
increase IN wages. The weekly statement is fol-
lows Production. 100000 pieces; deliveries, 1914
600 pieces; stock on hand, not any; last weeks
stock. 1000 pieces: sales, 256,OoO pieces; odds,
81 900 pieces; 6Ox56s 80 900 pieces 64xG4s, 1885,
900 pieces spots. 1900 pieces; futures, $4,000
pieces sales for weekly deliveries September. 1888,
600 pieces; October, 49, 900 pieces; November.
10000 pieces December $4,000 pieces: January
$4,000 pieces; February, $4,000 pieces March. Al,
600 pieces: April. $4,000 pieces May, $4,000 pieces
june, $1,000 pieces; July. 1000 pieces; August,
1900 pieces Septembcr. 1000 pieces. The market Is
firm and prices 3 IL cents for 64x64s, and 1S
cents for G0XoGs.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

&. H. IL. XIX. Co.. Lesseel.
Trains leave West 42d.1 ststion. New;1ork Is foi'
$50 n. Daily local 70 Albany and Catskill Noun.
tain. Exc Sunday. west o. Coeyman's Jc Sleeping
cur NewYork 70 Bloomvillc sundays only.
f.15 A. VI. Daily locn 20 Albany except Sunny, lor
Catskil fountains ane saratoga faror car " Albany
1900 Daily Tor Albnr uca sy51cosc Roshes;
S,furday Tor Toronto except Sunday for StGss and
tat.Asi,l "Moparsn.. Se~.FsIt Lakes Nohonk aid
MnneWsska Parcr cars to BoSmviile and Nswra nn
tains New.ia,I, Lakes Mohonk and M!nnewsska Al,
bsny, Saratoga Caldwell Lake Georgo PaHor cars -
AZ AZ p, 81 DAILY except Sunday. to Cstskin Noun.
,sins New.palt, Lakes hohonk and MinnewaskA
Albany saratoga Saturpays only ns s,asSs anu
H. p 5av e io p ssnS'M S S "uc. sy
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
sro cheHgqp a IL SSecp Sunday. for Newburg Al
o''fS Sur ~ ss r. and Montreal. -.
BIG ,s IL H:o. P Siasa S w s0onS, Deo Chicago
al ifs 90 iG'I IsT:ey City kE Station .Oio
HAYGksThSW' L2cALS 2aS ,.saS z; NJ .,o
petrot Chlcego. st. Louis. on all through trains
sDaiiy. 70 tickets. meahcs. larlor and sleeping
or nCISa'G" apply Office ntS%S
fsos q ruiton... EewYork CITY iis Ell sos 7ss
o. Troadwsy ii3 Bowcry. 81 East lith.st, SO West
i-''"'' G. s"1 r. IxMBERT General Passenger Ascn.
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ERIE lines.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND
STREAMS
Direct route to Passac. Paterson, useco Newburs.
Midtown RON Jeryis Monticello. White Lake Homes
dais Scranton Bnghan,on. Fimri, Corning. watkins.
ucn. Bath, liamnlondsport. Avon Springs Rochester.
Hornesyie Busalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Chauauqus
Lake. Cleveiani Cincinnati. st. Louis Chicago and all
points West, Trains leave New.York foot OF Chambers
st. follows nyo minutes earlier from West 2sd'st
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n m A. NJ Da!iy-via Niagarl Falls and Chaursuqns
S.UU Lake. rarlor Car NewYork To Buffalo Sleeper
o,ns.e to 1nSI sasa, 0Sn o., Montte ro'' JEWS
yE~rIBULH LIMITED.
Z m r. NJ Daiiy.sona train for Chicago via Chaunu.
70 Jhcaeo, Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q on 4. NJ, except SundAy-tor Bingbanton. Homes.
y. ~ dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
D'ySsstr , aia < Cs,SasO Va s.c Sa:. !,
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPIRES.
q On T. VI. Dally-Via ChAuzuqua Lake and Niagara
S'5U Fails solid train to Chicago slecpers TO
buffalo, Chlcsso and Cincinnati
FOR pOKr JERvIS
WEsEaxS PAST VS. 80 % 49, So 5 p n M. IS
D. m. sundays-9a H.. D. m. ESQ D. ~. $50 .. m
FOR NEWBURG.
w p. H.. : p a. fndsys-o a. m, 2 p m. . 80 p N.
,ieCtA1 INFORMATION.
MATS ASD ~ ,A n may be Oh,a dSs from from
y: "a : cs.s
1S 81 Ss - E. E,
,. tS go SIS nocsn c M
.y 2.S ss o .ns
ID. I. ROBERTS General Passenge. Agent
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NEGRO LABORERS REVOLT.
SHOT IN TRYING TO ESCAPE FROM 4 CONTRAC-
TORS CAMP IN PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia Sept. IA dispatch from wilkcstarTc.
PENN, says: "A riot occurred this morning on tho
wukesbarre and Eastern Railroad, in course of
construction. One OF the contractors has In his en-
pioy $50 negroes. whom he brought from Virginia
The negroes declared that they br,i,ay treated
and several times they rebellcd only to be beaten
into subsection by the white bosses armed With re-
vovcrs and steel knuctlcs.
The negroes were watched day and night so that
they could not escape. but this morning twenty negroes
gathered together and fought the white bosses with
clubs and stenks. and ESCAPED from the camp. Two
Of the negroes were shot and one Of them was Seri
ously wounded.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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rsens repued be worth million or more mas oecn
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of United Stnte aud the limos oil husi.
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piper, with flexible cloth will be mailed to any
address, paper box for 81. Probably 3"o '""nscs
hav been made In the list.
"OIIR CuAUNCEY."-" Cur Chamuccy us Chaunccy
NJ. Depe, the mastery lender OF he Harrison force
MinRen oils, who made the pridcipai speech tncre
vrsoasiuatng the President. Mr. DrPew Ii scknowi-
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Bromley, illustrated profusely ind comicay by Dan
beard and &. d. Gibson. Of the best Ink
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Of GENIAL and sincere admiration for Its eloquent sub
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AFTER. DINNER sPEECHIs.-A handsome PAM
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KNITTING AND CROCHET, I - L. New, DO pases.
-. \, ssmest nd Knitting and Crochet Extra
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Railroads.
- -
New.York and LongBranch Railroad
Railroads
suNuFx sCuLDULf.

SUMMER sClitDCLf' -
for rcd Bans. Long branch ocean Grove Asoufy
Park. Spring Lake and Point Picasant
Trains leave
Foot Cortandt and De,bros>es SIS m
40 40 10, 10 90 (exlrcss) a. NJ u hooh ~
ssI,,rays on:y) 80. 10 lcxprcss) $40 NcHpie>, es
sent PrI BANK. 90 10, 100 l. m sundays o'io
y:s5 u. M, as D.. m.
40. SIS 10 30 II 80 M tcSpessl go tsstarday'
oniyj 80. as, $50 tcAprc., o9 80 'expreSr,
Sunday trains not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbur'
Park.
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NEWARK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE WESI 42DSI',
ia, tes earlier froui the loot OF iank-
ln...J for Mlddctown, Bloomingbu:gn foTt Jef'is.
Monticello Noun alndae, Pittsburgh Liberty l'lhI,on
N,,or Uaneo,k Cafbundar. scranton. WaltOh Delhi.
sdncr. NorHfch plmr-ton. Uuca. Rome. Oneida osweco
De,rou Chicago and points West ., r, ,,o,o,,. AM,
Mi5 A. 5 C}Yg6eL taIl knAl coM%Snno ' fsoS ano
nrburch Elleayle Fallbnrsh Monticello Hurieyviiie'
ak p"' N 'Tnmpbcn Hall Lake Mohonk and Mime.
wasss waikiki Valley stations. Mddetown Blooming.
bnr,s FinSjiie Pittsburgh HureyyiIle, Liberty whits
I" q, on M MIddicown Falsburgh. Liberty Lily.
os.da 6Msc Rocsest"r Niassra Fall Detroit, Chi
caco and West. Pullman slceIefs; reel!nnecher cor
free Suspension bridge. -. H.. xtsdietown
noonn sbureh Eienylle; M,un!sn D1le cp asSas"'
Daily: si othor trains daily except Sunday ,.,.,
pni'rrso arawinr.room .elts and sccpnceer ocr'ns
ohf,,,es prp@dva~ SHw.yorr.
0' ~ ANprRsON O. p A.. 80 n~avrr.s.. E"wYorS.
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tribune EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

SHORT TALKS WITH AMERICAN yOTEES.-A
es.pnae pamphlet composed entirely OF tho masnin-
cent articles OF Hon. Roswell q. Horr. written for
The Weekly Tribute, the Tariff aud the Currency.
~ IL perfect mine Of Information T. aggressive
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Tnrin Paws" 1.-THE Real Doctrine of Protection"
"Rich and Poor In America "Rectprocity,
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Tho omaha Platform" "Farm Mortgages" and
" llianee Fiat Money Nonscmsc." are cny few OF
the topics treated. 23 cents copy.
FINANCE AND FARMING.-The best Of the money
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Reprinted In low priced sheet form for popunr dis
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PROTECTION NOT 4 TAX.-The best Of the pro-
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MCKINLEY PRICES. EXTRA II2.-A popular.
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United rtatcs and the of the non- pnr-
.au invr. Gafrn OF pricrs, and showing the excel
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WORK AND WAGES EXTRA 1i1.-With Pnnch'-
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Of the two gre parties and explaining the policy Of
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mic Issues OF An OFF YEAR.-Printed last Sear.
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THE YALE MEN FINISH PRACTICE AT NEWPORT

New Haven Conn, Sept 3.-The Yale football
team finished their mid summer practice at Newport
Yesterday afternoon. President William Mafftt, OF
the association. arrived here day and that
the candidates did excellent work under tic
direction OF Walter Camp. The team has been
ordered to begin regular practice here September 20.
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AI.I..RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOE LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &

From Pier 8, a. T., foot Rettotst.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland beach. Normsndio
Seahriphf and Long Branch at 4 80, 90 IL 90 A.
81. 100 3:i5. 80 8 80 T. NJ. Sundays. 80 A.
For Ebcron Ocean, Grove. A:Iury Park aud Point
For Lakewood Tom. River. and Barncgat ut 4 80
Irkeis ana pariorcar seats con bo procured at 17e
on ol as 7s5 9i2, 1,I4O Broadway, - Murray 81.
ali lanai ST. 81 East 14th ST., 23J Columbus Av aDd
q West io5h s.. NcwYorH sss wa;hington 81. 20
Wcstro; FNpr y, Co. VIII call fos aad check baggage
from hotel or reidence n destination.
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AN ADMISSION FEE AT ROUND LAKE.

Round Lake, y. V, Sept. 3.-The crowds have
become great here at the camp meeting that ts
management has dctcrmlnd to close the gates to-
morrow and 10 charge admission fee for that day
@ thing that lns not been done before In two years
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Hallruaos.


NEWY0RK
CENTRAL.
DIRECT LINE 10 NIAGARA FALLS
'sH sF rT' H.. :s Hrrrr y tho t;
oixew YORK: Trni". f i."ye q. f"iiow:.
EMPIRE STAT EXPRESS.
$780, sAssR! i ias 'i:s so
FAST MAIL.
$40 A; M:mDsy 70, Aib,oy; uscs Eshasia Springs
SARATOGA, LAKE $konGE AND "' MoSTaEAL
800 a MsDys o ssssn; , sYYsdoy M D" s''0s'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Dany. due Chicago GAS a. H. next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
1880 A. NJ weep. spra, Ss 5S ,o f,an d'
SARATOGA LIMITED.
lao r. M.-saturd,y only Due TrOy $40 =. IN.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
''SS Louis 10 next D. m. NC eAiia fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.55 r. M.-Dsily. duo Chicago y. In. hext DAY.
a.3n r. M.-Except Sundays. Due Albany Z :2J.
WV Troy :J5. Sa'atogs Sa0 p. m.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
400 F. ..s M'4ass 81 T. nd due Detroit s''' a. M Chi
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 r. n: Daily, due Chicago 100 p. M. st. Lou.
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
7.()f1 r. M.-Dally. due Burlington So. Plattsburg
NV o rs Bloomingdale 10 49, saranac Lake 10 AS
Montreal :oj .. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7:30 r. M I'm. ~ duo ETT:lS 20 M Niagara
ADIRONDACks AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
EXPRESS.
7.20 p. VI. Daily. due Paul smiths 10 %. a. m.
ssIana, 10: 40 .. m; Tuppe, L. Lake II 10
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
S.fl0 p. ~. Daily. due Cincinnati :oo p. m. In.
WV danapolis IL 10 p. m St. Louis :3j o. M.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
o.fn r. VI. DAILY Slccpng.Car passengers only
WV red this train for Rochester Due AS
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
els M:-Bb.iy for bpns" waEas~ w,S os ms
SATURDAY..
PiTTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS AND THK
nEkksniRE HILLS Via Haricm Di,ision,.
$50 % due a.. ts sa i S NsT Adam Adam. &c n
n.iS arriving ana a. n w Sa cars st oush 0'
TO: time Of local trains. tickets and space Sleeping
ST. tRpS :. :Hd IS se %s.i f:. q s 81 aS
fu :S,1 ana BSaaw.y - iiroSsy. Am,
a: M. 80 $50 ESQ. 900 p m. stop at iassh.i.
Join NJ ToUCEY. GEORGE H., DANIELS.
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nallruaus.

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Desbrosses and COrflandt Streets.
In Effect july 9th. 1893.
TIE FAST LINE.
300 Mrallman ye:t!ue Sleeping and p,, S :. oia
ou. 7;i5 p m next day. Connects. also. f0f i0''O'
imE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 4. M.-Compo.ed exclusively Of Pullman Vesterss
Sd a9S State s'~ sssGs Raes
1" s b ep ss s
T %saSsps sSss s. h t Chicago
L0: sr IonE P m axS 1ss ,,s Say EXPRESS.
York and Dinins Cars from SeS:YorE LcaI.
@s GS. S' sg%H s'n "a
Cincinnati 10 IS =. NJ. and St. Louis 90 D. m. next
THE COLUMBIAN FXPrEsS
100 ssHi1H Ss'tsGls sl'so
CSaches from C NswY0rk 70 Chicago. Arrives
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$3.50 r Mmpulpan vestbue Sleeping Car New' ieM
Ioi ros Ia d. sats ''''
PACIFIC LXPREss
esss week s; SlsfPss Sss
ceSesna oss next Day and daily 800 A. cG asy
for ssS@d an. %SSrp s 81
sou rH-WK>TERN EXPRESS.
$40 Mssp Si:sS' St 'fs
s"f e he ASs Gs%' " D.
Louis, second morning %':,mon. md Dan.
s5 Dsa' sleeper SS 'f" %
S$ 81 s:;S!:
Ihfoash P%lmaH Innes scepi,Gr ca TO Mewore'"''
BtLTiMORE. wAsHINGTON AND THE .oUTil:
%'' e., 1ygsscu. ras
.eSEer Coaches. Dlnlnscai 70 Baltimore arriving ID
Sc -rss :; s ES
TEiin"s' sS. SIS % .Se, N
A'ff 80 E,psss: o. r|r;; "a 80
and asn so ps n &c. SG1 % and SV M
r.i @s'S sS 70 .$: 4s,.s.A p.r.,
Tong Branch A.eyy PARK ocean Grove Nd I rssn'
5so s.o ~ &c and sss SS . II So ~;
A m and Z rs n m RIO nor stop at Asbury ParA
and Oce0n Grove cunrsvsN
-, - FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,,.ss p.,o.
LAPicss 40, ~, ~ 90. 49, .So NV
syl,ana Limited with Dlnine car and ~ 10 90
Limited. with DinngCar), ard IL 90 M y " ~,
gao, :oo 30 200, 80 20 co. 10 = ~, ;Vo
ITO A. M Nv 70 and 90 D. M Srfndays Express
sI5, 80, :oO. CiS 90 Limiiea) ana 70 80 ! m
POD 90 30 90, $50 100. 80 ana 100 r. m
And IL rs night. Accommocaton: 700 and ~ p m
For Time Of trains Ia local point Oh the Peiny
yana Railroad System apply at nc sloniny Iicss
Astor House, f2a-st ana Uth;ave lsi East i2Stass
b-osscs and Cortlandt sts. Cou.t-ss $50 Fulton,
rs Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station. loot o, ful
ton.st Brooklyn; IS Hudson.st.. Hoboken station
Jersey Ci.y.
The Sew. York Transfer Company will csil for
residences through 70 destination
CHAS r.. PUGH. j. II. WOOD
General ifanac-r. General Paisr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
Delaware, Lnckawnnun md Western X. Il.
Station. In New. York Of Barclay md
SHORTEST LINE: 'VEsrIBrLED TRAINS.
PIIl4MAN COACuk~,

Direct route = uSf&HkKs .sLo!oMflEID, mont.
Eise Msi' S,OnSss ne ai;sf
iiSPxTc oNG m.cEstt;asS%9, SschS0LEY'S M2uN
yMlfftH %;,HnISfi gEsH;sf$s aSsSSS
,S. EnrSdM HXM4o 6xkopRR p NoRWith ws
Sys'&:AcEsE SosMfGS iTii%94 qMEso sI ISIiss
points WEST. NORTHWEST AMP soUT1WEsT.
90. a, N.-BUFFALD EltHfiII.D SPRINGS sEd
osWEtiO EMPRESS Pullman parler ears. Conne:y
Buffalo with trn for CHICAoo' arriving 3Aj
,,S 4. M.NbISGMAMToN NAIL. stop, It principal
I.oo r: M.zascEANIoN. BINGnAMTcN .na ELMIgA
l,io =. M.|SC:AEToS WiLKESBAI,RE and PLYM
,.1o IT, VI Idaiyj.-DU FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman sleepc's. Arrives at 10 NJ, .,..,....a,
300 =. ". daily nIfFALo, HiCMfiELD SPRINGS
IicKEIs eni PuLLMAN AcCoMMoptIioNs a. 70
80 ana az hroadway IS Wet I.5th.st. o$5 Columbia
ave. New York 1888 washing.nn.' IeG Laiton-st and
y orr E%pCfss COMPANY will call FOR snl
check baggage hotel or residence TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
))rotrs siona..

MASSAGE treatment practissd by swedish professional
Nl one rators graduates OF tockheam. ,., =.
DR. MME FURNANDER. 2ii Oth-ave' near lo'h' 81