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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-03

Not at ALI suppose you want
the earth said Winebiddle to an asser-
tive stranger. Not at all, replied the
stranger. who happened to be n sea
captain. 1.-THE ocean is good enough
for me. "---0etroit Free Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

$SA$~ &$A< ~ =. ~
e ia tie method and results vhea
5yrdp Of Figs ia taken; il ia pleasant
ard refreshing 20 the taste, AMI acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eGectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures hsbitral
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
oaly remedy Of its kind ever pro-
daced pleasing % the taste and &c.
ccptable =, the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects prepared oniy from The most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
mang snceller. qualities commend it
b a. and bSYa Eusle i The most
popui&s reresd7 known
t5,Up Ct Figs IL Got ssie II SIC
Go' = eot4.sa by a. lsE2ing IUas
sigt1 Any ssli.Ais druggist vino
Lag Z.2s ma Il an haad viii pro-
care It proaa2tiy fox spy orr abo
w'shes To Try It Do not accept any
substitute,
CALIFORNIA FIG SKRUF co.
SAY FRANCISCO ca.
LOUISVILLE, N. VIEW y9ss w..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

S9e what the ladies have
to say about it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
Personals.

J. L. Fuller is confined to the house with
bsd cold.
Miss Marion Haynes left for Boston or
the 10. 10 train Saturday.
Miss McNslly Of Fairfield was visiting
friends in Augusta last week
DR.. j, i. Hi left Saturday afternoon
for Chicago on business triP.
Miss Hope Haynes left Saturday to
tend private school in Portland.
L. {. Cornish, Esq., and wife went TO
Boston on the forenoon .T&in Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Estes illness has taken = more
serious form aud he has bsen conf ned to
his bed for The past few weeks.
Mr., snd Mrs. Joseph Williamson. Jr.
of Belfast, arrived in this city Saturday ST
teruoon on brief visi. to Mrs, Wiliism
sons former home.
Mrs. G. A. Robertson srrived home from
sesrspors Saturday. She hss baen at
Searsport for the past six months owing to
the fatal illness of her brother, Capt. Park
Of that place, Naud the sickness OF her
mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
We as', Marked Down
LINEN DEPT.

New lot of extra nice Table COW
ers | dozen Napkins TO match. The
whole Sets at 2.75, $50 and 400,
&c in. Turkey Red Damask at 35c
per I'd. Bleached Linen 90 in., at
AZ Lee. per I'D. ! lots OF Friaged
Damask Towels slightly soiled 25.
80 and SOC. per pair.
Former price 35, so and zoe. per
pair.
10 y'is. Twilled Crash for Ace. 10
yds. Checked Glass Toweling for
65c. Piles and piles of Linen, Glass
Linen, Handkerchieis. Tidy Honey
Comb and Turkish Towels. You will
do well to examine this stock early
as the best Bargains will go first.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

Captain David Reid has arrived 10 AT
gusta to take chsrgs of the Salvation Army
work in this city. He is Scotcbman b.
birth ard has been for two years and hall
M officer in the army. TIE captain comes
to this city from Whiteield. N. H, where
his enthusiasm and energy il the Army
work won him She sobriquet OF The
Hsilalujah Sco!chmsn.' We trust that
Captain Reid may maet with ihe hisbes.
success in his work here. Captain Atkins
and wife, owing to sickness il their family
have been obliged to reiirquish their work.
During their stay IN Augusta they have
made many warm friends, whose best
wishes will attend them wherever they may
90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

have had bs5qla hoing cut by the
National Carmen. Gutter. ivass splen-
did g: and wss much pleased with it.
Mas. L. S. Cory, Dcessmaker,
Swan st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
&or1r.

FRANKLIN.
Farming;on,-J 81, TO the wife Of Johu Kern,
4 daughter.
kENSBBEC.
Clinton Jan. g, 70 The wife OF George W.
Higgins, daughter.
SOMERSET.
Ksdisou-Jau. %, to tee wife o. Geo. F. Kent,
Pittsdeid-Jaa. q, TO the wife OF VIII Darsin,
a sughtef.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

tv Terms Including System
and Teaching $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
liescriI,t.

Keuuebec County. Superior Court. Geo.
w. Goodwin We City Of s,diner.
notice given TO a town bya person
claiming to have received an injury occs
stoned By defective way in such town
that he received "severe bodily injuries 8
not sufficient TO sustain an action. The
statute requires the rstuve OF the injuries
to be stated.
Exceptions overruled.
Received Feb. ). lSH2.
A true copy Attest
W. s. CHOArE, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

So. 80 f''g im2a,aa. in this age OF vas.
10 n. - progress .en remedy De plessiuy
$500. ..,'s sud TO tie eye. sssily s.hea n,
e,,.s e.e 10 the sscmsch Ard hss,.5y il q.
H.. aha effect. Possessing shss, Oh J.
,,' . rug o. + Is Is the oas perfect lsy.-
. 81 mas gentle lu-tiic kna~r
fsaSttifle1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
For a Few
. A = . |!

We shall offer these Goods
at the prices quoted;
l. So in. Plaids, regular SOC.
goods, At SO l-2c.
2. SO in. Checks in q good as
sortment of colors, at 15c.
8. Flannelettes, in dark styles,
regular IL Lee. 60 ds at So.
4. 800 yards Plush in colors, Is
in. wide, S1.25 quality, at
SOC.
5. Child's Heavy Wool Hose.
only l9c., our regular 25c.
quality.
6. Chenille Table Covers, from
75c. to $500.
z. Child's Cashmere Gloves,
now l9e., formerly csc.
s. Ladies Jersey Skirts, for
mer price, S5c., now Soc,
each.
8. Ladies' All Linen Handker-
chiefs, 10o. quality. now 4
for 25c.
10. China and Surah Silks, fine
line Of colors, now 29c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08


IN "A llON AL i
GA *. NJ t,NT
---
w l. l. A0s
-o--
c. Ll Al Ill.
O5G NHdt tilC lGutto lldV6
RI COW about II
w o1y dpouC IT,
:, al
I have had bssoae lining cut by the
S = ~. 'Si ."''' Nu.'e,' .Pen
d'' u s"' "A7 hiae" p'eH'e" "''n A.
MRS, l.. D. Coar' Dcessmaker,
Swan st.
l nave hsd o'sf !, cus by tie Satioaai
indeed. 1t fasd nicely without 3" ehsnse
Mas GEo RocKwoop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
Notice.

AriCsFA. Feb'y, 1, ,s92-
AL persons are Forbtdden hsta ring or Trusting
az soc, Ashford Is. sabpssn On my accaasl on
ard after this -stc.
FrbS'2v WINTHROP l. SAMSON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

=, 's u chimney CT he large tenene..
~'e ca tie eor-er Of Oxford and Jsffer-
~ WI e'' Isss eves;ng caused fire Ala m
sTea No dsmaye ~ss zone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

Du.isg he absence Of the regular phJ ~
c:aa Of ~ Augusta pstisnt no. iong sincs. .
young p5yEe.sa vas called IN Tia hsss
fsisg be did vas 70 szt Tie fever thsr-
uemessf IN Tie dck mas's mouth. He then
savs BIN some nsd.ciEe AID left him. The
sx; LAY when t1s regular rhysieian called
the ,ssisa. sid to him, Doctor, yoasg
Decssr 4. IL 4 mari ens- Yea we're gore
lss. n:sh, 81 called hin, in And be pat .
ifls so..is Ga NJ tsnszs and fslt bette,
rst; away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

New.York, Oct. Is.
The total amount realized at the Real Estate Exchanges
from sale, OF city real estate Tor inc week enoPe
with to-day was Sl95f2f
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present ending with saturday. october
AZ the New.York Slesroom and Exchange and Auction
Room: r,-ren.y avn 60
Foreclosure sale lot l7x005, and 4.stoIy dwelling,
80 % West 7lsts 800 II Of Sth.ave: = lots, 25X
991l each, and 5-story flats. Nos l22 and ia West
l27,hst $50 II LcnON-ayc | plot OF land so 10x
2jXooli Tx Irregular and buildings and stables Nos 500
=; rlo; lands T5Alli; and three 5ot0TGy
Of 4h.ave; lot 3oxl79x33xiGl. and 3Sory dwell.
ing No go East l69h-st ;. OF Tnton-ave auction
ave. cor OF l0@d.st at (NO Ill Broadway; auction
sale. plot Of Land 50XllGNGXiS on Beachayc running
southern Boulevard, 50 Il Of 1i7th-st; 1 lot 25X
939 and 3story stable No $50 West 3st-st 165 IL
81 7thaye; lot, 2jx20U West 146thst running TO
i7th-st 100 T. " Of 7th-ayc; lot. ls.oxl002 and ?.
No 80 Liberty st.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. ~.
Foreclosure sale (: lots. 2jxilo each on Riverside.
on fac cisc Of lot, 1890 and 3.story building No
li9 3d-aie, Z - - II n Of ljth-st.
THURSDAY, OCT. 20.
Foreclosure sale lot 2Oxoo H. and 3.storv dwelling
NO 81 A,t l52d-st, : 70 IL OF 4th-ave; plot OF
land, i@'IlN'o on Bradhurstaye, Of 147th-
ST lot, 2JNSl.G. Wls-aye. 80 II OF 13fth-st
one'qasrer Interest in lot 25X1005. and buildings.
land looXloo5 and Gstory factory. Nos 3l3 3i9 nd
joining above (11 Broadway). Auction sale l lot,
l7Xb, ana 4-story dwelling. West 22d.st o. 322
OF 7th-avc (at so Lberty-st
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

~. Z. G. a Ii. " RR. Co., Less'e).
Trains leave West i2c-st sttllOn, New fols
lows, aud 10 minutes earlier from It. franka-s n. h:
:B:iO A. NJ. Dslly Tor NeMDuigh, Kingston, Albanys
daily Ike. sunday, west OF Coeyman IT,
1.lJ A. VI. Daily for Albany except sunday, Montreal
lS,UO A. VI. Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse. koehes:
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago; except
Saturday for Toronto
11,33 A. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany sns
A,OO .. NJ. Daily. except; Sunday, for Albany.
5,I5 u. VI Daily Albany, Montreal, Utica, kyrt
cuse Roehester. Buffalo. Niagara FAILS, Toronto De
trot chicago, st. Louis.
$50 p. NJ. DAILY. except Sunday, for Nswoursh, Ala
hlny, Saratoga and Montreal.
S.,Sp Vi DAILY Tor Albany, UTICA syracuse Roches.
t bunalo, Niagara ais Toronto, Detroit, Chicago
81. Louis. 49, .... .
UkVtn-I RAW LOCALS. 80 $40 =. NJ.
NrWBUli Loo AIS, 20, 10 10 A. NJ. Il 10 80.
8 81, q 80, IL as Z. NJ.
oesp9s sa Scr Hnso Nsi insoa aa Toronto
.pay. FOR tickets. timetables. rarlor ana sleeping
car a. accommodations information apply offices: Brook.
iyn 1888 Washington st. 12o Fulton:st, Annex once.
foot NeNlork city "a, ll3, 36J, 7oS,
yt2 Broadwsy LAB Bowery 81 East ltth-st.. 81 Wese
1,otn.st and AZ stations.
Z. L. LAMBEKr General Passenger Agent
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Menu publications.
CHARLES T.. MERRILL & CO.'S
AUTHORIZED BRENTWOOD EDITION OF
RUSKIN'S WORKS.
Mem publications.
Now ready In 81 vols.

Now ready IN 81 vols.
The only edition published this country with his
sent and from sale OF which he derives profit Each
volume Of his prose contains special Introduction
written by Prof Charles Eliot Norton OF Harvard College
while volumes OF poems. now for the first time
published arranged chronological order, carefully
edited critical and biographical notes by his secie
tary w. G.. Collingwood, NJ. a.
''Messrs. Charles E. Merrill & Co. publish the only
authorized edition OF the writings of Mr.. John Ruskin
and among the different American editions which have
appeared time the only which is worthy
Of q permanent place in q wellstocked lbrary"-Rchard
II. Stoddard, Mail and Express.
1.-THE piratei editions through which Americans have
made the acquaintance OF this author have added 10 the
outrage robbery the insult OF cheapncss and ugness In
the paper and binding and the reproduction OF
illustrations. All these injuries receive an atonement
somewhat Ardy, IL is true but gratifying 10 all parties
IN the binding and beautiful type and paper OF the
brentwood edition New Orleans Times Democrat
price of the illustrated volumes Is $3.50 each and
the volumes with the tupage illustrations, s211 each
descriptive circular mailed free.
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RTE LINES.

- SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND
CHICAGO, VIA CHAU1AUoUA LAKE Oh
~ RAMA OF MOUNTAISS. EoREsH An
sIKEAMs.
Direct route TO Passac. Paterson, Tuxedo. Newburs.
Miaae,own Fort Jerys Monticello. White Lake Homes.
dale Scranton, Bnghanton. FImfs, Corning Watkins.
Glen Bath Hammondsport, avon Springs, Rochester.
uorpelsvie Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Chsu0uqua
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati st. Louis, Chicago aud IL
points West Trains New-York. foot Of Chambers
ST. as follows and minutes earlier from West 2Sdsk1
WESTERN DAY Express.
n OOA NJ Dally--Via Niagara Falls and Chautauqus
HcrOeIlsviis to Cincinnsu. Connects ct Port Jcsys
Union statop, except Sunday, for Monticello. ,e
yE>rIBCLE LIMITED.
- m T. NJ. paily-Soid train for Chicago, via Cha0uus
O.UU qua Lake. Slcepers to Chicago. Cleveland snl
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q on r NJ. except Sundsy-rsr binghamton, Honos
5. 80 dale and Monticello.
CHICtGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
4, on Z. N. Dauy-Sold train % Chicago via NissaN
Bucslo Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPxEss.
O on P. NJ Daily-via ChsuNuSus Lake and NiAssrs
S.s1O Faus Solid train 70 Chicago. 6oenerS y
Bu1aio. Chicago and Cincinnsa.
FOR POkT JERvIs.
WEEK DAYs-s NJ. o. n; 10 20 .; n. p. n
D. m. 6undays-3 .. m. .. m. ESQ o. n. 30 -
FOX NEWBURG.
wv EEK DAYS-v .. m, $40 p. H. AS p. m, . ~
rekEr6 RRSb r SpnfaS ASeoaJbAsi Is !: :;
j .Ol and 81 Brosaway Chambers ana West 20 =
~ MYdiS9; H ss s:::
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

52d.st 3, 1879 II 3daye, 17xlOO6 George
Richards Ia Sarah Sweeney .................. $50
75th-st s 2j.7 II " " Maidstone owe o5XlO2.2;
George LandOn, referee. 10 Peter Brady .... $50
Same property Peter Brady TO Dillon WI.
0ughby .................... ...,...... 45,O
ryan to Joseph schrciner. ..... 1900
f6th. st. s. 202 II W OF LeNington-ave, 17x1O0.5;
Richard III l. Townsend 10 w w Thompson
123dst, n =, 21S.6 II g OF Istave u9NlOO.1O;
Robert q Richardson 10 G T. + Fehring.....
same property + l. Del Hoyo and another,
ecutOrs to $50
Andrew White. -. $500
n Lauten to II Stang - 49,. 1900
li3dst. n :, 11i.7 ft " OF College.aye, 25.2xl0O;
otto Mollenhouer TO Melody ................. 7,37
Rock-st ; 275 II Of Hill.st, 27.jxl20.4;
. James Sheridan 10 Frank Heil................ 81
Madison ave, 2rth st. 1886 Pauline
BcIaut 10 NJ dc Sayalo r.................... 1900
lOth-~t u =, i23 " OF University Place. 7?.6x
oo.N215N21XtS@ To beg Matthew Wilson
~ H'hry Idrn r...---. -....... $500
llth-st. : 267.l0 II OF 7,h-ave. 2l.5xlO3.3;
Arnold y Wedereycr TO + Il Hcrzog ........ 22.5O
- Eheinrnk To- ii strauss. 1890
'Oth.-t :. 215 n OF Amsferiam.ave. 751
1000; Adolph l. Flake TO John Binnon.
1Othst. 223 II Q ~ Ave \. 2jxlOO.2; Lewis
!. lhns0m 10 + lhlcnhntg.. 50N
osi->t II 49, 70 W Of Mad sOusNe, i2JxiOO.S;
Louis NJ I9acS, 70 samuel smyth IS oOt
Sitl--t. :. 3lc.l1 II OF West End-ave,
lO22; william Brooks to John Notion. % 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17

BRADY, Peter j. to Wells. 75th.st. Of
Maids nave, y'di 700
cannon, John. % Albert Flake. n > 7Oth.st W
- Of Am,terdam-a'e. ycar... .............. - 600
cannon. John. to same, 20th-,t, o.
49, ,"dan,9vc. year 49,, ...... .'....... L. 800
=, .tth.st 81 d,h-ave, year .....-..'..-.- 5000
l23d-.t ~ 1st-avc > years ............. A. 900
GrandIean Charlie, \, aud wife. t. Title Guar.
ant" and Ifust 60. 62dst. u iOthaNc.
Hanel jane to United States Trust Co. sos
,., An,,tr,atl g.; year, ....... 1000
=, Z" ~ Ave \, year RECOMMENDATIONS. 900
Iden. Henry H. ~ N | Wilson. loth.,t "
e,@ 'rniNrnity Pace yc.i......,... ........ 900
i@tn-st. 81 2dase y'ar........ -........ 900
,~nn SOFT o. Madison:aye years 5000
Ifn-t Co. Hosr-'t, corner Brooklyn bridge
var, -. 400 900
Jf-aVc. .......... .. go
Rawlings. Frank and VIE, to Francis Bour;.c
Hull-afo. o. Ecllps.-st. 3
Stfarss Henry. - a.. b. Conrad Muller. n : tth.
st " 81 Ave D. var ......... 1000
Az" \. ] v,ar .... .. ..... 10 600
Sin'th. Samuel. % al ~ l. " Jones n 9th IT ~
ro,, o, M,ai,snav. tc'r @mGr'gage. - 1o5 s75
- J ilt"n aN.. - Public square. years ...... 900
ThoInI-"n w w. 10 Il II l. Townsend. = 4G,h.
,., ,i " r Of Lc\ . ns'on.9sc years $500
w, Wc,t yi,h't ,sars . 900
race ~ Powell Place mortgages ) years 10 600
Wnlonghhy. Dillon c. n = Robinson, 18th
ST. OF MadlSon-ave, ycar................... 550s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
LITERARY NOTES.

The forthcoming aHfc- OF Burne-Jones. the artist
will contain a large number Of reproductions OF his
pictures Many Of these will be new TO most people, as
they have selected from works not accessible TO
the general public
The limited edition OF George Elots works. which
Estes L. Lauriat are bringing out, has been printed
nom new plates and It's Illustrations. 125 In number
are from drawings by American artists and from
photographs OF actual localities described.
volume under the title OF 4" Les Mcdita" Is coming
cut In Paris. 1t Is to contain transcripts OF those Mss
or letters Of historical interest written by and con
corning French writer's which have found their way
into foreign and collections The editor mas
discovered many Interesting and hitherto unknown
letters.
"Tbe Great Streets OF the World" the splenddly IL
Illustrated volume with which the Scribners have been
taking so much palms. Will be one of the coming hol'
day volumes.
Robert Buchanan has been giving the details OF his
methods in playwriting. Having got his subject ne
maps his play by act and scene by scene ana
then ns In the first sketches OF the leading characters
He declares that he has all his work practically done
before he commences the actual writing OF drama,
which occupies comparatively short space OF time In
adapting he first reads his original carefully and
thoroughly and then closes the book forever" only
using such portions OF the work remain fixed on his
memory after reading.
Mr. j. A. Symondss biography OF Michel Angelo is
to have fifty Illustrations and appendices from numer-
Gus unpublished documents. The work is to be pub
nshed In two large octave volumes.
The literary people OF Norway deeply regrettng
the early death Of Kristofer Krstofersen, the most
promising representative OF the younger realistic school
of writer's In that country. In certain sense he was
also m American, as he spent several years In
Chicago as editor OF a Norwegian paper. The impress
sions gained in this country had much influence upon
his subsequent work. Herr Kristeferscn born in
DrOutheim, in northern Norway. and, in accordance
with the traditions OF his family, expected 10 be-
come q minister OF the Gospel Although he was
poet Of merit and took the National prize last year IN
that branch of literature II novelist that he
promised best. His most popular and clever work.
"Pan Forpost" t"On Picket Duy") was published last
spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
FOR LAKEWOOD,

Toms River: Bsnesat, parS. and Barncsat 4:3o.
For Atlantic City Vlncland and Brdgeton. 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach; seab-ght apd fIIghlond Beach;
p. ~ Sundays, 100 A. NJ. 90 p. NJ.
Tickets and parlorcar seats DO procured l72,
2s5 COL AS Us 042, llIo broadway, 10 Murray ST..
sll Canal ST. 81 Fat lith ST. 2S5 Columbus Az, and
Fulton ST. Brooklyn. and q Broadway, Williamsburg.
from hotel or rcs dencc 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Musiea! Instruments.

AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND oRANn
Upright and Square Pianos Of male In perfect con-
dtOn and fully warranted also nuIntvr secood ,rr
Pianos OF ohe, prominent makers at very low prices.
l4S 9th Ave.. near Yath ST.. New. ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western r. r.
Stations In New. York feos Of Barclay and Christoph
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vEsTIBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route svI 70 = NEwAEEKs BLOOMFIELD; MONT.
ss Sasb Ma ssnhSSs
HoPHTc3y hacEe:t;sSnn. SSh9oLETs NOUN.
SNSsgAS %'Fr1s SSFSS sS$S
SokE pAxviLLE, Observation-Disclosures A M:
Sses'' G,EE&N,GaHAMTT0Sa, t0XF2RD; S6RWfcH, wsssF
sYRAcusE 6sWEdo iTMboA owfSo. EL IMsIfifss.
points WEST, Northwest AND s6rfHWESSTT. ell
9:OoA, M.-BCttALO, RlCHFlkl.D SPRINGS end
OsWE1o EXPRESS. Pullman psrer cars. Connesa
A.. morning
7:2j 4. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. sop, It prlneipa,
loo +. M.-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN ana ELMIRI
4io + MsCstNTo5SS, 'y %IEkEksHRkE' i and pLYM.
OUTH EMPRESS; Pullman paror cars.
5,3D r. VI. daily :-BUFtALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
800 =; Nj S..Iy(; yBTtFALo, RLCAg!ELD sPRINas
TICKETS end PULLMAN ACcoNMoDATIONs q 70
ss5 and ss Sroadwav 81 Nest is5thst as5 CoiSmSu..
ave-. NewYork; 1893 washingtonst e6 Eulton-st: and
3oS BecfoFdAve., Brooklyn Time tables, giving full ~
formation. at all stations.
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
Railroads..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Interloc kingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and Cortlandt Streets
In Effect OCTOBER 10Th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE
CODA M-Pulman vestibule Sleeping and Paror Cars
ryes CevGan 40 an Chicago No. and st.
Louis rs p day. Connects. also Tor 1oieuo'
1mE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
O Drawing Room sisS H D%g s% 9sSo
sad sad yp
@ OFaiy sh saf S s s tas
and movable electric lights. Arrives srSlnnat oa9
s. oai. siyp p ' next It day Chicago anu
LOU, AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
bnas c ysSS a ss5f
and esSuHls smoking car c. and ve ATyls
Cincinnati O45 a. m' and St. Louis w D. L. next
O'' THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 p. Mpvman yes;Ib"le seepng Dinins Smos:
and Pennsyyana Ea0 sS VesI IrVes IN cscssa
o." p NJ THE He WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 psbS1s ca@sso
York to PRiladeIph. and rtsSgrs TO GScas0, Ar;
csysS ar S daily next
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
sSo %Sek RSHs s''ps Sas
m next day end daily G IT. Gh Ss S ND
or ce ssSSnd and coambas saturday
sOUTHWEsTEkN EXPRESS.
$40 tncae as%g Ss''sSs sss{ss
Altoona Richmond Arrives COLUMBUS 2;4' p NJ.
Ss,: second H sS,a On Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad VIII Through Sleeper to New'o'lean'
and Kn9 aN u, ,,. on Chesapeake and Ohio
' siT.y Fhrs%gs s.sg1s Iias as SiT with
''2S fsSss @
VIA KnSxye ch.'..nOOsa and siE% % 1,,P orr
days Pullman yestibde ParIOr Can vesDq1, Pas
s.so z Go"sres..nai himi'ed" daily Pq W..s
pse on ee1 Of these ss9 n se beyond usual pullman
20 PI%as ;aa Z q; md ss IS
s'I m D'' SC co. S and 90 r. m
For pa s" sr or s 90 and consS Coach VII"
For faps Man 90 p m % eyso Grove and pon,
F' r asas nSoSp 1aD'iy 8 Zig
weekdays. sundays, 80 a. m. and . 10 p. III: lDo
stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on Suhdays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 20 20 90. 80, 900, $50 1000 PcnnS
ldmtet with Dining car, and 10 40 WASHINGTON
Limited with Dining Car, and ii 100 a. m, l2:2o,
90 2:l0. 900. 3 80, 4 90, 80, 90. SEQ ~
90 5 80 and % p m. and II 10 night. AccOmmoda
ton II 10 a.. M : ~ and 900 p M SUNDAYS, EN-
pres 7i3' 70 90 GO Lw oS ana 10 Ind a. T oo
p. m. and II rs night Accommodation, . 90 and
% p.
For Time tables Of trains to local points the Penn
syl,anla Railroad System, apply at the following Ticket
way, Astor House. ied and 9th Avenue, 49, East
125th Street. Poi West i25th street. 2jl Columbus
Avenue AID foot Of Dcsbro-ses and Gortandt streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. % Broadway and
Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF Fulton Street, Brooklyn
i22 Hudson Street, Hoboken Station, Jersey City.
The New-York Transfer Company Will call for and check
hotel, and residences through destination
OHAs L. PrGH. J. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Pessr Agent.