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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

THERE is something hideous in the
gossip from London by cable which ~.
arranging . marriage between George Of
Wales and Princess Mary Of Teck, before
Prince Albert Victor, whom the princes
was to have welded on the 9th instant,
had been dead three hours. -. l.. Times
Applied to ordinary human be.
ings who are supposed to have the
right Of choice as we'll as some feel.
ings in their matrimonial ventures,
the gossip would be hideous indeed
but royalty is something altogether
different. That class Of people, be-
ing kept merely for breeding pur.
poses, are mated as the lower ami.
mails are, and submit to it as the
proper thing and as a matter Of
course. In view Of the prevailing
and universal custom, we see moth.
ing hideous about it; but the Gus.
tom is hideous.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

MINISTER LINCOLN has been in.
structed to sound the British cab.
inent on the silver question. This
is done to enable Benjamin to lei
himself down easy by signing a free
coinage bill provided he can get q
word of encouragement from Boss
Bull. But if that old gentleman
should disapprove his grandfather 4
hat will sink out of sight even be-
fore Minneapolis is reached. The
American people demand and will
have silver coinage; and. they will
not hesitate to retire Harrison,
Cleveland, Sherman, Palmer. and
the other mossbacks to get it.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30
Protection to American Labor.

Contract Labor Inspectors, Os-
borne aud Conckling, sent from
New York city to the mining dis
tricts of Pennsylvania to investi-
gate the working Of the alien con-
tract law, have reported to Secretary
Foster that they have discovered
evidences Of wholesale violations
Of the law. In the mines surround
ing Stanton the report says nine
tenths Of the miners employed are
Hungarians and Slavs. Five years
ago they we're nearly all Americans.
At the Arion mine, in Western Penn
sylvania, Hungarian and Italian
immigrants come in squads of zoe
at time. They come from the
barge office at New York under
charge Of padrones. At the mines
near Carbondale, in 1886, there
were GOO miners, all Americans.
AT the last election out of 787 min
ers employed, just 68 were entitled
to vote. While the miners strike
was on at that place in 1889 and
1890 Slavs and Hungarians were
taken there from Castle Garden,
New York, under protection Of
Pinkerton detectives. And So il
goes. Willie laws are being piled
up on our statutes taxing the poor
and the weak for the protection and
comfort of the wealthy aud the
powerful, our vague and latitude
marian laws for the pretended pro-
lection Of tho laborer are so power.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

HERE is a part of what the adop-
ton OF Holman's resolution will
save the people if it is adhered to
by Congress. 1t will prevent the
gift of the $5,OOO,O 900 demanded BY
the Worlds Fair Company at Chi
cago, who promised the country
that if they were given the fair they
would not ask for a dollar Of aid
from government nor any other
source it will prevent pledging the
government for the payment Of in
terest on $1OO,OOO,OOO or more Of
Nicaragua canal bonds, which would
mean the payment of both bonds
and interest by the government; it
would prevent q similar pledge to a
Hawaiian cable line for $50, 000, 600
and to a trans Pacific line to Mel.
bourne for 500, OOO, 600; further, it
will prevent the appropriation OF
SIS, 600, 900 to $4,000, 600 bounty
money to sugar makers, and about
four times that amount as subsidies
to steamship companies; or, alto
gether, not less than $3.50, OOO,O 900.
It will also have a tendency to teach
our producing classes, BY way of
an object lesson, something Of the
manner in which past congresses
have imposed upon their good ma
ture to rob them of their earnings
for the benefit Of the sharper class
which is represented BY the lobby in
Congress and their partners on the
floors Of both houses, and thus dis
courage and make future attempts
to raid the treasury less certain Of
success. The country owes Mr..
Holman long and lasting debt Of
gratitude.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

The contest over the place o!
holding the next democratic nation
al convention was settled January
21st by giving it to Chicago. New
York, St. Paul, Milwaukee, San
Francisco, Indianapolis, Kansas
City and Chicago were contestants,
and as usual Chicago carried off the
prize. The convention will meet
on the 2!st of June next, and if a
good nomination is made on a safe
and popular platform a sweeping
victory will follow in November.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

Mr.. STUMP of Maryland has in
troduced a bill in Congress prohib-
iting the landing of Chinese laborers
in this country for 20 years. 1t in
cludes all Chinese whether subjects
of China or of any other country,
and whether coming from China or
elsewhere. Also those who have
been in this country and left it. In
short it contemplates absolute pro-
hibition, and is a good measure.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

THE Herald's opposition to state
hood for Utah seems very short
sighted to us at this distance from
the scene. That territory has the
wealth, the population and respect
ability to entitle her to state dignity
and az she cannot always remain a
territory, now would be as good a
time as any to admit her into the
Union.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

GROVER CLEVELAND is reported
to have positively declined to be a
candidate for president, but we do
not believe the story. We believe,
on the contrary, that bis chances
for receiving the nomination are
better than any other mans in the
party, since Hills and Palmer's de-
lection to silver has been estab-
lished, and that he will be in the
field to the last day in the evening.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

SIR GEORGE BADEN POWELL is in
this country to endeavor to bring
about an amicable settlement Of the
Behring sea question. Blaine has
already offered him the sea and its
seals, and we suppose, Sir George
being a modest man, has come to
accent the offer.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30
Notice Of Forfeiture

To GEORGE A. Chaplain and wv
or their heirs or assigns: ,..1
You are thereby notified tnsdi 10: I] ~
pended the sum Of one hundrea '. iapoa ~
lars in labor aud improvement s clGn,
DLCE JACKET lode ni n1.rsu ple'
situated on Eagle creek, about e;es. Crsk
from Kctchum, In Warm fdaho. =
minine district, Alturas county, VA Stapts
REQUIRED BY section 2aA. Hs .ss sssmount r
of the United States, being the az. a sndisl
ouired to hold the same for tne .! !Tno rtioua
December 81, 1891; that your pIfS or the -
George ii.s 4: Chapman and WIND amd Fl Il :isI.
ninety (9oJ days from the s : " slter ~
notice, or within ninety l@, aa9 or refusss
notice by publication you iaH .v NJ eIptess
contribute your proportion q rs u -
iture - co-owners, your in.s s+v a ~ n
claim Win become the propest'xia = q =
dersikned.s under the HlllQ
XeSchum. idaho. January !: -
fiTst publicstton January
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30
IDAHo's Attorney General seems

IDAHo's Attorney General seems
to differ with the supreme court
concerning the powers of the board
of equalization, claiming that the
board has "power under the law to
equalize taxes on certain property
and make them uniform in the
same classes of property through
out the state" and that the power
is derived from the territorial stat
utes which have not been annulled.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

less and 80 Intellectually enforced
that swarms of cheap barbarian
laborers are being imported to fur
Their impoverish and degrade our
native toilers and this We are told
ia protection to labor.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

The German Emperor is pushing
q bill for compulsory religious ed
ucation. The swords Of superstition
support the crown of superstition
on the head of superstition.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

Russ1A's GEAR has discovered a
practical if not original way of reg
nlating the price of wheat in his
dominion. He sends his agents out
to offer what he regards as fair
price for the grain, and if it is re-
fused to confiscate it.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

TESTIMONY given in the Mackey-
Stokes case is not particularly fat
tering to either party. Even the
hundred millionaire is spattered
with mud.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

JUSTICE JOSEPH p. BRADLEY, OF
the United States supreme court,
died at Washington Jan. 22d, aged
70 years. He had been ~ years
on the supreme bench.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

THE Santa Cruz powder works
have been ordered to push the man
ufacture of government powder to
their fullest capacity.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

GENERAL GRANT said: Let US
have peace" but Brigadier-Generani
Harrison says, Let US have war. :
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30
NOTICE TO NAIL sUBsCRlBERs,
The Chileans are not in love with
Minister Egan and want him re
called.

A FREE coinage bill will De re.
ported from the committee 10 aDou'
two weeks, which seems'favoEaDie.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

A LOT of French archbishops
have issued q statement that the
state has become atheistic. How
is it With the people?
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30
mlLWAukFI.
BEER.

The Metropolitan Saloon .,,
have recently been In the hsns su :. prlsu
tive artists. who have finished W. " astas
;,tyie MADE famous during The @r IN y y !,
Louis XIV when that mona, ch ~, "I ssuas
Ing the celebrated Castle Of Ver, .Hi ss'a
We respectfully invite old friend. =,
the public generally to call and =. ~ =
assuring them that they viii ). raw, :
courteously and served to the Queen, ~.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-30

NEW TODAY.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

y. u l. 4 -
Trains leave West 42d-st. station, Newly 1rk, FOL.
lows and ten minutes earlier from TO- West l3th-t
RIO g. vi. Daily local 10 Albany and Catshll Noun.
tans Exc. sunday. w.t. Of toryman's Jc. Sleeping
car New. YORK b BloOmyillc Sundays only
7.1J 4. W. DAILY local 70 Albany except sunday for
1900 A. VI Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches.
TER, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago; eAcepe
saturday Tor Toronto except sunday for Saratoga
Catskii Mountains. New Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and
MINI, waska. Psror to Bl9omy1le and New .Pal1
u13J A. VI Daily, except sunday, to Cat-kIll Noun.
talns, New-Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and Ninne~aska Al.
BoomNille. saratoga AID n1dwe
'115PN Saturdays only HalfHolay Special 70 Cats
XIII Mountains Parlor ear attached.
a3 IS T. VI. Daily, except Sunfay. 70 Catkill Noun.
talns New-Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewas<s,
Alblnv sarato-a Saturdays onlg Bo0mvllle and
Caldwell Lake oieorge. Parlor car, attached.
n 4. 90 T. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Albany.
III T. w. Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica, Syra-
cuse, Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, Do
RI p paiy. o%Sept Sunday. for Newburg. Al
bsny Saratoga and Montreal.
SI5 r. VI Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse, Roches.
tr, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Chicago,
ga Leaves Brooklyn by Annex. $40 90. 10 20
A. NJ as 90 p. NJ Jersey City, p. RR. Station $40 10,
Hh,vERsrRiwW LoCALS. As. .s:45 p. NJ
NFWRI Rts LOCALS 20. Is 4. NJ, Il rs, 30,
81. q 30, ii - T.. NJ.
.Dpily For tickets. time atlc, parlor and sleeping
car accommodations informal apply Offices Brook.
lyn 1913 Wa'hir g'on-st, 726 iultol..t, Annex Office
G. +. LAMEERT. General Passenger Agent.
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NEw.YORK. ONTARIO AND wEsTERNlRAILwA,

In consequence improvement, being at the
foot Of Jay-st the ferry and passenger business 10
temporarily transferred from Jay>t the ferFyhOuse
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at the foot VI West
l3th-st Trains leave West 42d-st
500 A. NJ. % minutes earlier from the foot Of West
l3th-st) MidGletown Bloomin sburgh. Port Jervis
Monticello. ElenNille. Fallsbugh Liberty. Living
Manor Hancock, Carbondale scientoa. Walton Delhi
Sidney Norwich, EdmFston Utica Rome Oneida, Oswego
Detroit. Chicago, and points Wet;
9,15A NJ. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and
Minnewaska Waikiki VALLEY stations MidilctOwn Bloom
ingburgh Elenylle Falsbargh, Monteello. Hur!ey,!e
Liberty. White Lake
3I3 p. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk aud Mlnne.
waska. Waikiki Valley stations Mlddle,owp Bloomns
Lake, I4vlnc,to Ton Manor.
200 y. II, Mlddietown Pittsburgh Liberty. Liy.
ingston Manor. Eocka9d. Walton. sidney. Norwich
Oneida. OswngO, Rochester. Niagara Fails Detroit Chi.
eago, and West Pullman sleepcrs; recllnIgchaIr car
free n Suspension Bridge.
dayr only for Mdde;own. Bleontr sburgh Ellcn,ile.
Mountain Dale Vallsburgh. Monticello Hurleyyua
Librrty Wht" Lake, Rockiand
tD,llv' ~ other tans daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawing room and sleepng-car berths
obta.ed F., 3.S - oadwav, NewYork.
J. {. ANDERSON. O. l.. a., So Beaycrst, New.York.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

Win Fn aHs ca. EAsi .f So Sh iG Sss
t. j.; ;S d9fS Ss5. $50 Win
n, with dnlas f3O. $50. dining car 500 p III.
Addirf6na train weekdays for Baltimore at 600 p
razor For kSs sa S fI Hay po.ye ec a
2sst s%adfE; SsGePi
l?l5 night For sunbury. Lewisbgrs and WiiilamPof5
Ss via asG.p sa,a az ' Sgs SUNDAYS SS %
For Taston Bethlehem; Allentown, Mauch Chunk &C.;
sS1dsy M nd Sc se,ns aS Sc M
fos High ETidfs Bansh and Lake HpPa.cOns 600.
sp pot F;h &SDd tsG srn sS 1913
I.So 245. 400 40. 800 $50 G15. 7.30 p. IN. Sun.
ALL RAIL ROITE
FOR Freehold ond Atlantic Highlands, 80. SIS 100
a NJ. 80, 40. G.l5 p M sundays 80 a. IN. (f'oo,
eAcSp rsh p p-anc, and non,s South 70 po,n,
Pleasant 40, SIS, 1870 lLSo m. q. 20 saturdays
onlyD 30 20. $50, 400. 40, $50. 615 p. m.
sundays, except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 9.l5
70. a La axe roa. River Bancga Park and Barns
sS s sS c ya SS sS snS g. bTdseton so
For Monmouth Reach scahrlrh. and Highland Beach.
40 SIS A. m: 100. i.30 G.l5 p m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 8 n. T.. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, Seabrlght
ins A5': 70 d. m SndaTs 80 a. NJ 90 D. ~ '4'
For Elberon. Ocean Grove. Asbury PARK and Point
For Rci .bant At $50 100 a. H.; 100 3i5 5 30
p IT. SUNDAYS. go a. M.
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat, at 40
h. For freehold, At 100 345 $50 p m
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miscellaneous.

CA the eyes OF the entire IRON world be focused ON
" DULUTH without influencing yaucsl WORDEE
SMITH 4 RICHARDS Real Estate. and Iron Mines
Duluth. MINI.
ILLUSTRATED The standard authority American open
air amusements Rules for sailing. swimming nIsv.
ing. shooting horseback riding &c. Sc. fun. pe
copy Published by The Tribune, New York. Entert.in
ing and universally ce1iplimented By the press ~
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RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block SignalS&InterlOc Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt Streets.
In Effect JUNE 1ath. 1892.
TIVE :. FtST sss HE; and ruo, Can.
''o HrT n Cleveland 5: rs Columbus 10 a.,
Indianapolis IL 40 a. m Chicago 30 y. ~: ana ek
except esSaip saturday sat I'd ". '''N' N~'
me Pennsylvania LIMITEp.
e sssDSs d Rahs s sI
:ssss adss m aid and =:
x S9s9Ss, . CT aSTi s ct Arrives
I@S n. ps r. M no next e. T dsv' n''S' o.
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
es yssS oS S NsSYor Safs fs ST. S.s
and veye.e s%0t % Sc Car LS sas V's.nSS:
tHeiSnstt 1915 a. H.. and ST. Louis 100 D. m. nesi
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
200 ysstSS see V1sb Dan fss sSS,
Coaches Goa from New.York to Chicago Arrives In Chi
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
6,yO p M.-Pulnan Vestbule Sleeping Car New.Yoh
70 P,ttsburg Chicago and Cleveland Dining Cars Nsy.
York PhIIad,lphia and Psbarf 90 Sesso Anvss
soo GesI's for To led daily except Saturday ''
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
1900 r. M-Puman Bune: Sleeping car New:York y
Chicago arrives weekday: At COLUMBUS 10 ?; n,
esS d. ss ss n0nI n ds
and for Cleveland end Columbus except SATURDAY
OUTT.WEsTERN EXPRESS.
s3O r. M.-Pullman Vestibule Sleeping cars NeSYork
SsS Sns91's %5%DA' ~ = hS$ Pans s.
St. Louis 7 90 a. second morning;
4so MRa Wiz for Al DSRs iser q Sss
%S ssssSS SsGs7 H f@s Ras Wit.
rTHs4 ss: st sad Taf S K
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTHN
1O.1v A. NJ" " a-hington Limited EApressp week
Pullman 'eaGais r4 10 R sa sryns
s,a %a1panfM2a 20 Limited daily Pull
man vestiDule FarlOg cars and Dnins-Car arising
Ma7hingoHh aE ? -" o ~ e vi Of thess tfan,
Trains % and 20 i0S saa ~ /. 'Hs
@f9 and S 80 h a. guy 20 20 and Zoo b. ~
For api Gy aSd Go6nSd oae with
For cspe May, 90 p. weekdays Through Bure'
For AsSrry PARK Ocean G5 % od ana ro1'
ZIG s:4o, 20, $40 ana 90 p. m week.days.
Saturday only, 20 m. sundays, $40 20 a. m.
and is p. m. do not stop at Asbury PARK ana
Grove sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express In dV OS nas sV a gy ana 10 Wn hsH
Limited With Dining Car and II 90 a. M ~ 20 oo,
2:lo 500. $3.50 100, t;s0. 500. 4 90 49, 8 90
IL 10 q. m. 40 and 100 M Sunday, Express
90 900 30 90 $50, 90, 80 and 100 D.
and 10 Is night Accommodation: 90 and 90 .. n.
Fer Time Tables trains local points the Penosy.
Railroad system. apply At The GLOWING b Tieke!
AstOr House 42dst and 9th.aye.: 1874 Eas. i25th,s.
brosses and Cortlandt SITS. Court;st. $50 Fuon,t.
6S Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Full
Ton ST. Brooklyn: rs Hud-on.st.. HobcKcn: Station.
Jersey City.
The NewY Transfer Company will call for and checn
baggage hotels and residences through % denaons
CHAS Is. PU0H J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST.-Bank Book NO l79 OF. on Dry Dock Savings
II Bank ANY pIsol having claims upon sad book Is
called upon . pr sent the SAM TO the bank within Thirty
the all book viii De declared cancelled and
tingui-hcd and ncW issued In lieu thereof.
I OSr-B,nk Book No. Gis.Gif BANK FOR saw
II INoS. % BIcfckcr-t. Ncw-Nork. Payment stopped
Please r,tnrn book to Bank.
I OST OR STOLEN Bankbook 40. 17j.5G2 issued by
u the saving. Bank, in the city of New YOrl;
to John Fedhusen IL l. requested N deliver the book
the bank, corner iithst aud tuaNN II restored
the 10Th day Of July. 1892 app alton VIII b. made
% the bank for a duplicate
Ncv-York. July :. 1892.
4 OST-:10O reward and questions asked. Lost ON
L. steamer Yucatan from Vera Cruz, diamond lace min
arl diamond lace pin, ruby and diamond ring and
diamond scarf pin. Address
L. NJ r., TT bune Uptown ONCE. .2f2 Bro1dwov
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Railroaos.

.AMER,oA's GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL =! + a; :: ,
~ & HUDSON RIVER R. r.
INFECT LINE TO NIAGARA rALLS
rk "a rsF; rT5y' g.. :"S GsIr in tho City
OF New York. Trains leave rs follows:
EMPIRE STATE EXPRBSs. ,
o.2o AM-Daly exccpt sundays Fastest train ~ n
o:ootie world No extra fare AEF ayoa bua iS D. M
FAST MAIL
DIN A. l.-Daily for Albany Utico. Eichieh SprhsS'
S:io s1rlcusc, Rochester, BATAVIA and Buffalo;
SARATOGA LAKE . GEckGL AND "oN
800 N1Pay o SsccDf SUB y M Due S'''
NEw-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Daly. due Chicago . 40 q w. nsA' '"'
DAY EXPRESS.
1C.3() A. NJ Excep, Sundays saturday train does nov
'S'~o o., Cleveland and Detroit.
SARATOGA LIMITED.
1.30P. M.-satulday only. Due Troy. $40 D. H. :
''S~ Saratoga u 10 p. IN.
~OUTHwEsTERN LIMITED,
LEE r. NJ Daily, due Cincinnati ii 10 a. "' Nv
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1:55 ~ c,. Rei fare due Chicago H. ne'' ~
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
2.2n l.. NJ Except Sundays. Due AoAu |'-S' ~"
WV :35. Saratoga 8 80 D.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:30f;s,s6iTpDinsl.'' duo DETROIT 300 Ill., >
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6:00F:.Is.. .. n due 'A''''' '''' D. H'' 90 -
NORTHERN EXPREsS
7.0() p, NJ Daily due Montreal :55 .. N.
BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AND IHOUsAND
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
7.Q0P, N-Dsiiy. due BurAo 80 q M. NiH~A"
''So Falls 900 a. m, Clayton 40 a. d.
CINCINN ATT AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
o.OO r. M.-Daly. due Cincinnati 100 m inoiah'
O'VO apolis IL :l5 D. m. St. Louis. 90 D ~
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
o.(1n p M-Daiiy, Sleeplng.Ca. passengers only ca
S.oO ried on this for Rochester. Due 40 = w
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
0.1E r. M.-pa!ly. Tor Buffalo. HaterO"n. Csoo0S
S.AS burg. Detroit and Chicago. .> ,
PITTS FIEID, LENUA. NOAIn ADAMS AND IhB
h4KkoHikE HILLS Via fiaricm DVisionl. IL.
I've through Drawing room cars 70 IV1snlu'
20 :Oi o. H. due Pttsted 35. North Adams 80 2. m'
q D. m, PitJsied 10, North Adams ~ p NJ
field, a Wing 4 rs D. IN. Wagner through.
Of lOcal trains, tickets and in Sleeping
apply GRIND Central station, or at lib, 2O il3
735 9i1 broadway 90 12jth-st, 23j ColumbuSaye
fulton-st. and - Broadway, f.. D.. Brooklyn
Daily except Sunday. Other trains run daily.
Above trains except those leaving at 80 10 g. n'
8 80 80 0 90 p m, stop az l3sth- St. station;
JOHN NJ TOtCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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RTE LINES,

r. SOLID TRAINS BErW EaN HEwYoRK AND
N Sni lGNN Fails ch IA GyA X, kAkE OR
&a1n RAMA OF MOUNTAINS FoRESTs AND
Direct route to Psssac. Peterson. Tuxedo Ncwburp
Mlddetown. Port Jervls. Monticello White Lake Homes,
dale Scranton. Blnghamton Emira. Corning watkin,
Glen. Bath. HammondsIort Avon Springs. Rochester.
orellsye. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Chautauoua
Lake Cleveland. Cincinnati. St Lous Chicago and oil
points West. Trains leave NewYork foot OF Chambers.
ST. follows and five minutes earlier from West o3d.s,
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
N M A. NJ. Daly-Via Niagara Falls and Chautauou,
Mn Lake to FaSr csF NSTX.s to
union station, except Sunday. for Monticello.
vESTIBULE LIMITED.
TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
800 Dale Nm and S Monticello sIod'''' bnSAam'on Homes
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
RI NJ D,ly. SOL train train to Chicago VIA Nasar.
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
On p NJ. Daly-vla Chautauqu4 Lake and Nasar,
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WEEK DAYS-S a M, a. M. 10 80 a. m1p m
a% go b g. p m 80 80 p 30 80 80
FOR NEwBURG.
WEEK DAYS-9 a. M. 3:i5 p. M, 445 D. m g 10
w - M, ] D. IN. Sundays-J a. m. p. m. . 80 o. m
sPECII. INFORMATION
NIAPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
Nltickst offices. Also copies Of "Summer Homesn con.
tanning select list OF hotels and boardn houses sub.
urban Homes" describing vicinity OF New-Norl "Chau.
tauoua Lake Souvenir and Summer ENcursonsn
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS m
1 40l and 1S7 Broadway, Chambers and West 2Sd ST.
Ferries. New York 1893 Fulton-st, Brooklyn O7 Broad
way, Williamsburg 200 Hudsoast Hehoken and Jersey
City station. Erie Transfer Company calls for and checs
baggage from hotels and residences through
D. l. ROBERTS, General Psssengee Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08

r. BOOK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
illustrated. The standard authority American open
air amusements. Rules Tor sailing. swimming ball play
ing. shooting horseback riding, &c. &c. In full 81 Pee
copy. Published by Tho Tribune New.York. EnteralAs
Ing and universally complmented " the pssss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Frank stockton is in England greatly enjoying
divers coaching trips. He intends TO try English
country life for few months