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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

Politicians Of "de gang" school we're
compelled to take back seats in both
national conventions. The people have
had something to say this year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

IF Senator Hill cares to remain in
politics and hopes to be successful he
should start q row with Mr.. Dana of the
New York Sun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

THE vital question with the third
party people is whether their ticket will
be handicapped by the support of the
New York Sun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

THE democratic state committee
should arrange dates for the appearance
Of democratic speakers OF national
prominence.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

AMONG political managers in the dem
ocrat,c party Hon. William G. Whitney
may be found in the king row.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

About six months ago a Umatilla raserva-
ton Indian named O-we-o was killed by a
train. lie left no estate and very few rec
ognlzable remains. Before his doath he
had borrowed 500 from a bank in Pend!e-
ton. giving his note secured by the name of
Indian She-wa-wa. O-we-o's bereayed bet
ter half, Lucy, was not content that any of
her lords debts should remain unpaid. and
skinned dead sheep during the winter and
spring until she earned the amount re-
CURED. She presented herself at the bank
Tuesday and paid the note. much to the as
constituent Of it's employees. She tenderea
the interest also, but this was refused bv
the cashier.-Portland Oregonian.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

The phrase, "robbing Peter to pay Paul.
is supposed to have. originated in an Incl
dent which occurred in London during the
sixteenth century. About the year 1850 the
abbey of st. Peter, in Westminster. was ole
waited to the dignity of q cathedral, but ten
years later waa again joined to the diocese
Of London and its property appropriated to
pay the expenses OF some necessary repairs
to tho cathedral of st. Paul.. It was ev-
ident that to do honor to st. Paul the e.
tate of Peter had to suffer. hence the OK
preston which has become proverbiaL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

Prof. Truman Henry Stafford of Williams
college is one Of the most remarkable light
ming calculators now living. A gentleman
who had heard of his power and wished to
test it said to him one: II have a little
problem for you, Prof. Stafford. l was born
Aug. Is, 1852. at three in the afternoon.
This is June 20. 1883. and it is Just three
O'Clock. Now can you tell me my age in
seconds?" The great man frowned. bent
his head and began to walk rapidly up and
down, twisting his mustaohe and clasping
and unclasping his hands in his nervous
way. ."'
After a moment or 30 he returned the
answer, which was somewhere in the bill
lions. The gentleman produced a paper
containing the problem worked out and
said with a peculiar smile, well, professor.
I'll give you credit for great genius. but
you're several thousand out" The profess
sor stretched out his hand for the paper,
and, running over the calculation. said
CONTEMPORARY, 'Humph! You've left out
the leap years."-Boston Traveller.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25
WEATHER.

The best news reports in the north
west Of both national conventions were
found in The INDEPENDENT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

The newly organized vigilance com
mittee il Butte should first direct their
attention to Butte base bali umpires.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

Buy your baby carriage ut tho Bee Hive and
save 40 per cent. Prices cut away down below
zero,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25
National Bank
OF HELENA, MONT.

OF HELENA, MONT.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Paid in Capital. 635O,OOO:
Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
l. II. H~ERSHE1ELD, President.
A. ]. DAVIDSON, Vice-prea idenS.
AARON HERSHfTELD. Cashier
Board OF Directorss g
Thomas Cruso, Nj. Sands,
s, Hnntley, A. X. PRESCOTT
A. y. Davidson. Moses Morris.
l. ID. 6ershfsl4 Aaron Hershtisld
j. SWitzor. t#.
First-clAss City, County and State 6ecuritisa
bought and sold.
EXCHANGE issued on the principal cities Of the
United States and Europe Transfers OF money
made BY telegraph.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections
promptly attended to.
Boxes for rent ct reasonable prices in ons OF
the best constructed Are and burglar proof safe
deposit vaults in tho country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

Private lessons In shorthand and typ~-
writing; terms reasonable. Room AZ
Bailey Block, Mary H.. Jack man,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

Albert Ross has just published his latest novel
entitled, why | am Single" The sale of his
novels has been Unprecedented, sales to date be-.
ihs over oIO.oV0 copies. For sale at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

"A lover" said an old married man,
should never go down on his knees to pro-
pose to his sweetheart. for if she should
happen TO accept and he should marry her.
she will remind him OF it fifty times a week.
Whenever there is the slightest difference,
or when he gives her the least cross word,
she fires up in an instant and tells him:
You didn't talk that way when you went
down on your knees and begged me, with
tears in your eyes, to marry you.' A man
naturally gets tired of being reminded OF
his folly, but a woman never gets tired of
reminding him, and that is what makes a
kneelinR proposal a particularly unpleasant
reminisoence.'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

A small boy gives his views on a very per
tinent subject in these graphic words:
Some boys 10 honester than others, and
there's no a to tell them apart except you
pretend to forget your knife and watch ZEN
jump for 1.-THE one that jumps last is
the honestest e.''-Bangor Commercial.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

The Northern Pacific should continue it's
new China steamship line right along from
Tacoma to Miles City -Missoulian.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

There is a rule N the Great Northern
prohibiting the giving of "tips'' to attaches
Of the road. why do you object to the
practics?" Jim Hill was asked.
IF there are any tips to be given PHI take
them myself" was his rsply.-Spokane
Spokesman.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25

xERMs OF sUBsCRIrTION.
M MAIL.
my flncluding sundayl per year. .....,e 80 %
Dsaly (includinE Sunday dix months,.... 5 %
paily Ii~ncluding Sunday three months.... ? 80
Daily tsxciuding Sunday1 per yeAr......... 90
DAILY isxcludin9 6undayl per nonth..... 70
Gnnday only fin ADVANCED per year....- ? 80
Weekly lin advance onlyl per ycar....... 200
puliy 81 carrier, par week. isevon issussl y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-17
Balos de La Providencia

AVISO.-Reparados los grandes desper-
feotos CausadOs en- ell essableclmiento DOR ia
ex5raordinarla inc0ncebible marea que hubo
el dia 20 del mes pasado, quedan disposition
del Ldo oiico desde hoy Is de Mayo. Las fami
lias que tenian pedidO abonos, pueden pasar &
rec0ler Ia tarleta correspondence. A
Para los e61icos suele producer buen re
sultado empapar un pafluelo en- Atc0bOlndO
GjoI atarse,o sOhre el vientre. En- cases de
pujos el m'smo pTOeedimientJ ha dado siempre
buenos resultGdOs.
Para mi estrada, para que mis- hiios mi
nujer vsyan mtsa, para poner delante de
las camas, nsO las alfOmb as de yute que ven.
den Arm IS manez en- La Gran O0ss0rS0
CrHz II y en- La EsferG Fortaleza "a.
LA EMULSION DE SCOTT ha producido
axeelentes efectos en cssos de Tuberculosis.
Esorofdlosis y otras afeooiones On que esta indi
oado 81 Aoeite de Higado de Bacalao.
Brranquilla, Agosto u de 1884.
Sres. Scott q B0sOsse, New York -Muy Sc
nOres mfOss POr los reSultados ODtenidoe con
Ia Ensas.si6ss dc Scott cada ve1 que he hecho
usO dc ella On caGos de tuberculosis, afecciones
escrofnlOsas, ets, he podidO observar que esta
preparation es una de Las mejOrea entire so ola
SO. Comprendo perfectamente que los excelen.
les efectps que me ha pr0duoido la EMswIsS6n
On los casos mencionad0s, se notan tambi6n on
su aplicacion Otras afecoiones para ell ira
smiento de las cuales ests indicado el Aceite
de Higad0 dc BaealaO. De Uds. muy alto. q. 3.
q. 9. 9. n1.-Dr. Jesws GdndGyG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-17

81 viene Vd 8 Ia Capital, visite el Colmado
cosas buenas psra llevar q Ia famlia. Tendr8
Vd. para conner, beber y arder como Dos man
da, cuanto pueda degear. El surtido que aca.
ban de recibir es. 3erdaderamente, fenomenaI.
La playa e. eatablecimiento del balnear q
de La PfCVSdcssctG en- esta Marina, han sido
embelleoidos, cuanto 10 permitan esta clase
de establecimientos. Las familias q1e concll
rren los ba1os pueden pasar ell tempo aora.
dablemente ensla dicha playa.
81 quiere Vd. conner sobreasadas risufsi
simas laoones gallegoa inmeiorables on )
cocido, e0mprelos On q eetahleCimiento do los
se6orea Hobrfno do Luifa y O., los agantes aui
COS en- Puerto.R 90. del gan vlno de Lc1rono
De lac aeredivadaa bodsgaa De loo aenqrea Gar
e.a q Nlioe. On Angpciana,
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Commercial

Gentleman thoroughly acquainted
with the spanish and french languages, and
fnlly gersed with mercantile sffairss ID doai.
r0us Of finding situation, where his knoWled-
go OF business, could be fully appreciated. Plea
ss address e7 letter to x. 7, z, at the Post on.
1ces santprca $ lS~10
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Desaparecido

De la finca Santana, de Bsysm6n, ha d.
sspareeido UNA JAGA como de seis cuartss
de alSada, oo.or zaino, crimes cola abultados,
I'm luoero eu la trente siete aTi6s de edad
Sc graf hcada Ia persona que dc 1azon de
ella su dueno-JNaM Gons17es Con
RaVam6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-17
Atonci0n

Sc veude al por men0r Vino Galfego supe-
rior 10 centavos ia botels Las Delici0s calla
del sol ndmero IS H EspSnO 1n-6
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Buena Ocasit

Sc vende en- Rop piedras urf
RIA titu ada EI VGpor, Ia n
con todC So mobiaTi0. Info A-..
que Ia vende Dor tene- one ausentarse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-17

Hare POGO tempo que fu6 conoeida en-
esta Capital la L0ci6ss A9stdbevpeticG del doctor
preparado en- el tocador de todas las familias
princjpales.
Un ancano ma sncjapa que abian sido
amigos durante la juventud; SO ven al cabo de
cuareDta amos de susencia.
El V5ej0.-l All, Rupertal Como ha cam
biado en- este tempo Ia faE de las cOsas
La vieia, !GNgGndO ssn Snsp5rO Olga us.
ted meior, tc6mo han cambiado las cosas de
Ia fa2!
Las Qrandes oorteaenas y las mujeres va
nid0sas, eiemp-e b n esarido IN collar de dia
nantes un faisan ,isadO como Dios manda.
Estdpidas todas las perlas de Jolconda, no
lGssC.
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CHARADA
Es vocal segusdG pysnsG
y py6NsG -segumdG es calvo.
81 aciertas esta charada,
mereces un buen regalO.

Cuanto necesite Vd. en- el ram0 de calzado
para hOmbres mujeres nihos, debe solicitarlo
On 81 dap6sito de calzado que on la Gale de
San Justo 81 han establecido los sefiores Bo-
rras Keynes de este comercio.
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4sEoCION DR ANUNCIOB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-17
AilSA0MN D. NUa1dA
DB OLIAPIo OTRRO, AT00HA Ne z. PoROR.

Mtsica para piano dos manos.
Composieiones de autores del pals publicadas
pOr eSta casa.
Ganepos 'oa Guerreros, lanceros..---- rs cts
Ite0s-E> >timaei0n, ma2urka. ....... SO "
Id1n 20 de Junio, walls. 80. 80
Idens Car ia de C!elo, mazurka ...... 30
Para csHfiidos an la Capital, d. ]. Gonzalez Fon+
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-17

1den1 Car ia de Cello, mazurk8 ...... 30 j"
Para c'Hdidos an la Capital, ID. ]. Gonzales Pom
Rareso cz1ssca. Case Mnico. -sor F. NJ.
dice su m6dico senior Diez Obear, ha tenide
durante mes elio una temperature de so
gradOs c. apreciada pOr aproximaoi6n, pues
los tar m0metros de maXimal fla de 46 grades
G. estallaban coocados en- Ia axila 6 los 10 MI
nut de apleadOs. Durante tan elevada tenn.
peratura no sucedieron alteraciones nOta ables
en- las floultades inteleotuales, nj demas fun
ci0nes del sistema nervios0 centraI Sc man
tuvO casi normal Ia respiration el ruso flIc
tu0 entire 100 100 latidos pOr minutO, ofrecien
do alguna vez el fe 0meno del dierotismo. L
defervescancia Sc efectu6 p0r tisis, sin inter
OeacSOss terGp6W!5c0, y apir6tica va Ia enferma,
atraviesa unO de los perfOdos de mayor bieDes
tar, habjendo cedido mucho los sudores, Ia dia
rrea, las hermoptisis los reoargos tebriles atri
buidOs a las supuesta tuberculosis de Sor E. NJ,
hoy c0mpletamente restablecida, en- perfeo
to est8do fisiol6gico. iSer& este un case de
histerismo extralo 8 inexplicsblef (Cop6a-
do).
Y no CTeG MStedi I'm individuo atacado
de una fuarte iaqueca, no teniendo Ia mano
el especficO de COamO que busoaba con afau.
sc acord0 de Ia danza titulada Alc0hOlQdo
GGteU, la tarare6, Ia bail6 y ssno instentanea
mente como 81 hubiera usad0 el mismo A7cobo.
lGd0. Y con estas pruebas no cream ustedes
On el espiritismo III
La sociedad de Seguros de Vida The NeO.
York LIFE Iss 90. es una de las mas podero
sss del mundO. Sus p6lizas tontinas como
todas las otras, gOZan de gran reputation Dor
las grandes ventsjas que ofrecen. Lease ell
anuDcio en- Ia secci6n correspondence pfdan
Sc, informes al agente general de dicha Com
ps1fa en- esta Isa, don Luis Sanchez Morales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-17

cado de Mayagiea yae ootiaa nominalm ante ds
$40 q $203 oorrtente para Cuba; de $22 S2S5
pil0n do $23 S234 hacienda sin eacoger y ~
escogldo --AsstcoY solicitafa So 623 renho J
de $2a q So se,ecta para el consum J. IN leles
nealmadasl de $14 $l8 por extremes .-Ron
de $1.75 So 81 grado.
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VIZ EST SHORE RAILROAD.

w ~ Y. G. & II. Il. II. n. Le,see)
Trains leave i2dst (Sorth River station. Tew, York
q. nnws and % minutes earlier from foot Jsy.st n IL
$40 A. M.-Daiiy foI New9prg Kiogston albany
z,f5 4. NJ. rDoiiy for Albany; daily except Sunday
,o N9n'seaM -pauv for Newburg Albany Utica syre
cuse' Rochester Buffalo Nlagara faii, per't' chi
11,35 A. M.LDay except SUNDAY. for Abany ana O1ca
sSy 5 D1 for sSef 2s sg"d acar r N vaes syra
c1se Rochester Buffalo. Nlgara lslls Det1Si too .n
SiJ p H. DAILY Tor Aib,ny, ultra strscHse Ioch 8
Ter. Buralo. Niagara Fails Toronto Dc'f"' '""'s''
nAVEki1ssm kAw LOCALS. 2:45. "a. r NJ =. ..ao
SS9 % 49, 81 70 a.Io NIAGARA Fslls Toronto. De-
.sodt fhcses st. Louis all through train slecp,nr
sDav For ticket timetables Iarlor aiIu s opnE
c,, or information apply at Offices ,
1888 52S ~ sSs 7s5 H" sis BroadyS
a psk o Face "a West 125st and at
uations G. e LHMBERT General Passenger AgN"
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WILHELM & GRAEF,

which been appraised at nearly 900 Sale abso.
ut Of expiration Of cor9rucrshp. Included
stock many examples OF Ceiuuic Art Of . very
high Of merit. decorated by the Hot noted porcelain
painters u Europe. Several notable pieces viii be sold
on Monday. April I. among Others the following
PAN, TURQUOISE GLASS VASES. -, feet high. by
Schangottsch. maker 20 the Imperial Court Of Ger
many Decorations ~ Piys Sesfrcd and the Rhine
Daughters. and Wotan'- Farewell
ROYAL DRESDEN PANEL-Titian.s Venus
PAIR sEVEIS PORCELAIN VhSfS-Neafy three
feet high Decorations by Grillemain.
FAIR VASG.S-Oh Vienna. Jupiter aud Juno Toilet
of Venus Pcnrlppcs Web Eacehur, and Ariadn"
DOrLTOS FIGI RI. Shylo~k- Ola IVORY and Colors
Pan: ENGLISH IORc ELAN NASI@S-EAhbitiOn
piece. Dy Moore Of T.ongton. Coi-onnc decoration.
VERY FINE caro- III MONTE EPEEINE-3 feet
hioh-with ngUfc and ScOuccs.
VEENIS MAETiT CABINET.
And many other pieces Table Services. Clocks. &c.
Sale commences - O'Clock. aud viii continue daily at
same hour untll entire stock In disposed Of.
The special icccs above mentioned aud others Of equal
Importance Will b. sold between and o'clock Monday
April 4.
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Trims leave above station vi"
uCuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
Eor Buffalo. Niagara Falls and the west,

80 Fst Ea:iq s' e 20 o. 55 g. S 49,
~ III Allentown and Mauch Chunk 90 s. -
' 0i I5s0 $40. SIS, 100 j. NJ Sundays sl' IlOo
a. For i Ha1ie,on SD M l2so a45 7So p M Sun
days. slS ll,o Pi,tston and Scranton. si5
- sG Az 80 p m. Sundays. 80 Il ~; and TO Pitts
t'p only 10. il a. M; 1890 73o p. m Sunday,
T1cks and paror seats cen be procured At nos
2s e ne a lSss h isi East l2s SSS
yo,k Courtst 800 Fatonst ~ boadwsy brS9%gn
from hote, or I'm {. 81. HANCOCK,
y. a sict nr.n' MFR Gen. Pass Agent
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES

AND EASTERN CITIES,
LONG IsLASp .. ASR fH t ssvs. nrooyn
u emu .ptoni If %. j.. l. CITY II 10 e.1H ha ,,,tg
lying In boston 20 a. m Corresponding ri ooccs
rns W 20 siccpIng.car berths at H. l. H. H. oc'S'
rv M, OPEN. AIR SORTS, octave. 500 pages
illustrated The standard authority On hall pIsy
AIR horseback riding, &C. &c:t IN fulL u per
..,v '"0SS ablished by The Tribune New'fofN
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

The glorious t9in
THOUSANDS turn
Buy ticket, at the bN ON
- BcMare Of bogus Tickets.
Every afternoon and evening FOR bref sea on At >
ton a. the gallery of Illusions, mcnaceries curious AMI
ladies' and children requested attend the m1tnccs
performance and not crowded.
All persons requested remain seated unt the nd
nc.s 10 nf on. wv ~.
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WILHELM & GRAEF,
Broadway and goth St.
i. IL, FRENCH. AUCTIONEER,

An UNPARALLELED AUCTION SALE: a.. -, .-,.,
"A valuable and unique STOCK 81 uo o'uc7"'D'
lishcd and we'll known 1870, - co,,, uo,-ar
"a FAST 9aDST. DIRECTLY OPP. MADlSON'ANf-
- Closing out TO-MOKKOW, at D. III, anu uhlIy terc-
''''' WV uAGTiTICENf RICH CIT GLAsS
FIG Nj rAEIE WARES, SUPERB JAKDlNiEREo.
' and every description OF
CERAMICS FAIENCES POTTERY, etc
Ali of the highest cost goods imported
Every article put up viii he sold
ApSOr I-TFIY UNEFSERNEDLf, POSlIlN lily.
SALE begins TOMORROW ON, J.: m prompt IN
'''"'' ''9 BASEMENT STORES - ..
A, ,.r ,,st tvtclyc viii he sold ALL THE ELEGANT
FIXTi'RES on MAIN FLOOR ncuGng Sbpb oAn ~ ala
SHELVING. costing Si'-Vo' '"''''
SHOWCASES, ctc, rxror~ ,r.CrIoXFrn
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station fOot Of Liberty ST., NORTH RIVcT
Time Table In effect April g. 1892
Trains leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore G. Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

n, p1uadolDhia 43o. 40. 300. IOOO UI.6U A. M'!'
90 ~ 20 4 co. 800 600. 40 y. M, II 10 night
Sundays. 900 1890 ll.30 a IN. 100 $50 DO o'oo
pra pliIrsore and Wellington daily At 800 Gl3o with
nn,na Car a NJ 80 1880, Dining can. 900 D. M
II. Is night. . ao ano : 90 72O n m
- otsht eTcet SATURDAY night. sunday. j.. 80 a. NJ.
40 90 8 90 " H.. move connection for lteading lgf
ot 90, 'pottSVUfc &C. Sunbufy. LwsburP ana
llilIiiamspoyt via Philadelphia at 10 q l& 90
~ m Co IL night except Saturday nirh'j. Suhdn''
=, NJ 1918 midnight. ..,. $50 .,,.,, ,rr,t,s
rsricr Dsy Tain. s'rger- on an, 5i'5'S 20
D. ~ sunday 40, 700 m. loo; 52O p M 40
r"' * n M + 90 4 20 5i5 Z 80 t. Allentown. m
s;,,,nDdays 40 100 a. m. 100, 80 y NJ
To- w lkeebarre. Irtt,tn and scranton. so a. m''
4 40 II III. Sundays, $50 a. ~ oo IN . -
Tor Hieh Eidge Branch, sa1 a. H. i'Vo' sou u H.
S r Ttor6oa and Atlantic Bighlands, 100 s15 1111
U 40 4 80 q 90 p. m SUNDAYS. DOo a. IN. = D. M.
except Frceboldj - ,,., ,a ,ohts South IN Point
pIe.so5t 40 SIS l1.1j II. m, 13O $40 lfd ihnH
onlvl 100 40 900 y m sgnesys except ocean "i0'c
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Storage.

THE HAEGER wAHEHow sE nagg ~: GOOD
na |ares Of every description IN seps e9se e
aehinc shipping and everything aprer@,n"s .hsd
handling 81 pIoyyitod Once 400 West aith.st.
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

nh In aInusem'il: annals,
~ nght.
&C. no' ne .iew1ik
No Free Tickets to any
and Y. NJ Doors open hour earlier for inspec-
rsi-. elephants, nor>cs. camel. and other features.
which precisely the In every detail as the night
Of spectacle A. disturb desiring wit
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Amuscmfnls.

Anuscmtnls.
r RONsON HOwARD's GREAT WAR
SHENANDOAH,
AL HAYMAN, Proprietor.
will be given the Metropolitan opcra House n. y
M5HDH3 xiGiif' Hri,iL II.
rxcrMr a. rI gH5F 'N vh aTrPSs LEGION " Y
Tickets Tor sale at the box olice
RIJ0U THEATRE. broadway, near sOth-st
$ S$ffEEEE ffe aa: :iiE Nj ''
And Her scre;,mmngIy Fun Funny Comedians In
X Xi.IIF At # TIE THE ccEiEtGGEEs
IALY'S THEATRE, Broadway & 3oth-st.
v g%dIr vsonS :, of Ar boat: D pM at .
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LORD III / iFoREsfERS
'iu His. Ada :chaa a. M'la Ma5ia% NJ.
John Draw a. ROBIN Hood, and M@s'r,
s sfa; W ai:s Xiv T GGceSdm Prey
ilaswcl; and a chorus OF 40 voices.
TEiNsN Nl. II charmed old and young alike.
TENNYSON'S n nsIe, tho ho oE bisht"-Crmes
TENNYSON'S ..r. .,... =, ro-,, uooa and Maid
tho st1ge with anything epproichlng the
FORESIERS aDSy tiiars Giec'''"'N ''
FORESTERS "such a dramatic exposition has seldom
iVni.,i i.n, and misses tho sQht will lose
FORESTERS a "ra.ent peasirs and lasting benefit"
(lrlbune.
eco and be delighted by one Of the
lovcll"-t poems OF color, music and song
tBst You have ever enjoyed" Eve.
World.
The scene In which tho fairies appear
to the sleeping Marian Is one OF the most
delicste. brilliant. imaginative bits or
Illusion ever sccn.'-(Evc. Post
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
,"Evory Morning Eleven o'clock Lntcn Mstinets.
Stoid1 d's illustrated Lectures: Tomorrow. Mexico
DALY'S THEATRE,
~ Under the management Of Augustn DAILY.
THE STODDARD Lectures
ELEVEN O'CLOCK LENTEN MATfNEESs
will be continued this week i, follows
Mon Tues MEXICO n.
and We'd Tho CAPITAL and IN" TROPICS
MORNINGS Lost revelation OF ALtec Lands.
WITH SUPERB ILLUSTRATIONS.
Thurs. Frd. JERUSALEM
ara sat ard THE molly LAND.
Erproducon and nlustaton ~
DIDI,E LAME and 81 BIZ SNfNES.
Next week clos" Of Stodiaid season,
Tt,YPT and THE NILE
Reserved Seat- 81. $50. on sale Tor al lectures
Admission 10 secind balcony 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
prn Goods.
A. r. JAMMES.

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