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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-01
A FIERCE
a Struggle Between a Spider and a Scor-
DiOn.

a Struggle Between n Spider and a Scor-
pion.
DESTROYS of a~scertaining the natural
food OF the scorpion, says a writer in
the Lewiston Journal, / incloSed one,
which measured three-quarters of On
nch from the head to the insertion of
the tail, in a w~ide-mouthed phial, to-
gether with of those large spiders so
common in the West Indies, and inclosed
it with a cork perforated with a quill
for the admission of air. The insects
seemed carefully to avoid each other,
retiring to opposite ends of the bottle,
which was placed horizontally.
by giving it q gradual inclination the
scorpion was forced into contact with
the spider, when a sharp encounter
took place. The latterreceived repeated
stings from his venomous adversary APP
p2rently without the least injury, and
with his web soon dashed the scorpions
tail to his back, subsequently securing
his legs and claws with the same mate
ri2l. In this state l LETT them some time
in order to oberve what effect would
be produced on the spider by the wounds
he had received. On my return, how
ever, 1 was disappointed, the ants hav-
ing entered and destroyed them both.
In the West Indies have daily wit
messed crowds of these little insects de-
stroying the spider or cockroach. AS
soon as he is dispatched they carry him
To their nest, l have frequently seen
them drag their prey perpcndicularly
up the wall, although the weight would
overcome their united effort, and fall to
the ground perhaps twenty times in
succession, yet by unrcmitting pcrsever-
ance n the aid of reinforccmeHtS they
always succeeded. A struggle of this
description one amused the officers OF
his II. III. S. Rctrfbution for near hall
an hour. y large centipcde entered the
g1n o surrounded by a OF
u2tS. The lock for -four or five feet
round was covered with them; his body
AMI limbs were encrusted with his liii-
rltian enemies, and although thousands
were destroyed by his exertions to es-
cape, they ultimately carried him in
triumph to their dwelling. From these
circumstances it would appear that the
ants are u considerable check to the in
crease of these o reptiles, so
Troublesome to the torrid zone: their
industry, perseverance, courage and nu-
l~ncrical force seem to strengthen the
conjccture; in that case they simply
Fcmunerate us for their own dcpreda-
tiOns.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-01
SUMMARY.

Total. $40 -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-01
Medical Training In India.

The medical training of the native
young women OF, India is extending With
great rapidfty under the encouragement
cS Cbc Countess. of Dcffcrin association.
IN E2mbay alone sixty-ivc native girls
have been admitted TO medical college
within the last six years. and several of
kas0l ava qualified practitioners,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-01
Total Disbursements. s2O,4Sr GA

$3.50 -
Bal in Treasury ...... 5O,39O "A
The above amount stands to the
cleGit Of the several lunus us Ter
Ireaeurer's Bal. Sweet, dated April /.
1852, heret~ attached.
T~REAsUKER's BALANCE. SKI Sazr.
Cash in Treasury ~ credit of various
funds, April l, 1892, as follows:
State Fund 1880. ........S LBS 40
Judges SALARY Fund ........
Gen County Fund.-. 49,. 20,774 81
Cash Contingent Fund $500. 4,o43 ~
INDECENT Sick Fund. ...... 2,O,0 w
Officers Salary Fund ...... 627 "
County School Fund -. go. IL, 03
Total. ......... &3O,259 II
SCHOOL FUNDS.
Butte Val 555 o6 Clover ....3L1 So
I lko. ....1029 II Harrison ..3Ji S
] rail Creel244 AZ Peko $500. ay0 AZ
] leasant 41S % Smith Or. .5U4 n
] uscaroral,734 30 Deeth -. .393 o.
sherman. .333 ~ Jackson .315 II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-01

Total receipts ..... ...... TO,652 %,
Paid from 20 fluids ll,E33 GO
Paid from State" IL 90
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-01

BARON ROTHSCHILD is Il Beautiful Bay, 2 enrs old 16 bo,ds Q ;n.L
% high, and weighs 1850 pounda
feson deSirous or breeding a high class OF stock arc respectfully nvited
!" ch ao amir t"s morse" h"hi is p'onOuIcrd by Judges tu be The Hneat
stallion in Elko county. Pasturage for u,ares son from - d,,nnaa nI
furnisheda at Green's Ranch, four miles above EXC FREE Of bnroo :"
III pOTK :
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-01

O'CLOCK.
Arrives from Tuscarora every even
ing in time to connect with Expresv
trains going both East aud West,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-01

: once OF Wells, Fprpo & Co., aud Emo
.Tuscarora staRe Go.
b orders and correspondent from the S"pn
try solicited aid prompt attention. guar1"'eSa
| Call on inc, try no, ma / mn sure YouwI
Bet satisfactory treuL-nrEt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

For Boys and Young Men-City.
SUMNER SCHOOL. introductory u fall COLLEGE exsmi
- nations, begins august 10th. Scenufc. Classical
Electrical Engineering. J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS
r.. D., CAS- Madison-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

W., & ( sioI B %" seI IessssG2 a, fol-
aS ksds1s TO- S%r"ie s ss F s%
sona,g for Nsw lk Jao MSSonf
tp Marty ana Is GlSS sS%&'S sS ra'"
1900 0 l. MbaiS %S'ay' Ttsa sy,csa:e nocA
saaiaays crGSiS sSsST s9HdsSs isS ssrn,Ssa
STANFORD. ploomyiile Ncw'i'aItz' Lakes Mohonh and
Parlor ears rhoenicia Grand Hotel Station Bloom.
lsad Pf'E s ssSn s %ss i0 sSzln
aS ,ss AoscnR and xDany
toga, Caldwell, Lake George. ,,.o.,.,. ........
III, = s',s,ys oS'g 70, KHs,S rASsn,,,.
rs!!c; ca, to nIoo%ytiis su,,,r -, u,....
!sosat!a ';,,Sa i,..ci station irny!e masss.
SssSa' caro, Cat.Sn Mountain station '' PalcnVe.
snS snFn n na S% t lS u ans
ictel station and saratoga. rarior through to
4.oa 0s"' ", SaIg Keep, sunday; 70, Albany;
s p e. sa s@"i s D Dsa JS
St LG, except SSlSn s' sunday 1S c Scu,
'''t Ssuy, saiatoaa ana Montreal ~ "''S' ~
s Ester: BaaIo Stnssra Fails rorCno Dstrcs Chicago
% car, SsSi S9 Sundays only
tal Oh icy Leaves brooklyn BY Annex. ~ 10:
g' g. 1S'G e; e, s%1 g. 'SSS;y s''S
5sS. $50, I'll as p. m.
sDaiy: For tekst: time: tables p%rioS and sleeping
yn ssS T.o "p' Annex once foot
hSMS,y q K S S ssi S
Ct stations I. t. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES

BicrhoH, Jnls to W BOSOwzer. e shave Firth
BllmJere Isaac ct d. 70 l. A vOrs, Eldrdpe.st
Bsaett j. b. to Isathkowsky. "a sherr.st years
Daldwin, VIA b. to w Giroy. sota.st. oti,ave.
Brsnniean. John, to WIN NJ sthwel ct al. 5 5oth.st
burton Myron {. 70 Manhattan Mutual Cooperative
Building and Loan Association, 4have cor 2ds 24'h
Berthe calvin D. to Lyon, SIS iisths., Columbus
taTg,ntcr benjamin. + 70 l. Cable. $ c cor SHAVE
chants Clerks. " s aoh,ss shave D year" e msss5
Drsyia:, Julius DerrIan. 241s lsteve gna Nos
Dinkcsplel; Leo, to II We'll. Amsterdamave s7n-
Ingel Mos ., to S Hauer Allcn.st. Delnnccy.
12e.h.st years. = MORTGAGES 10 500
orscS 4ce ana NS 70 P% ,s years. ana ' Co.
,'rgcnlng. Emil; o g Z c Wright asd-Ss. = 4th-
ncgs aar. ' 10 %Si sa'ISs 3 Ss 'S vsaar
btty S 1aG s'ta's KoIlfnsc W N.S I ns,T o
st. Is &SS {'' Hoffman, 80 to 5. wlam-..
jenkins. Thoma. J and Gsorsc. % Bradley 4 culrIer
Jud.on. Charles q. to J Clancy. W 1lthAve. s7Ot
Klein. 4. to S L Isaacs. IC7 ciintou.st 3 ycnr.
KoT MAY S. to y ROscnshine. No 10 and io2 Fast
and LiTGs M' s in % rs%ns 900 corner w'"so"
Levy. Mitchell G. 20 United States Trut Co, No 81
West 4thst ! year, 10000.
Lisk Morris 20 5 Wen. l27 and 1874 Mad,son.st 3
mortgages, instalmeGts fi7.0Do.
Morei. Felix. 10 Kothsten. ia and 40 Mulberry
st. notes AZ 100.
Mufray James and another, to S II oiin 527 wcsi
59d-st, years, mortgages $1,000.
Mott. Hopper S. 20 w Atterbury. 12th.ave.
j5th-st. year. - 800.
Necs. John. to Gindeie. 1oth-ave. 5iih-st.
year, $500.
Norris. John q. to New.York Life rnsutnce Co. n
Jlstst. 6thaye. years. $50 900.
Chandt. John 70 Doeleer III West Houston.st.
ycnr. $500.
o'Mcno, John. TO G Boshm. Sutton Place.
Ssh.st. wears. mortgages. 80, go.
Plant Frances. u l. Werser, MadIson.avc, n 93d
st. years. 40 900.
Raielve. Phcba c. to Kicker. 7odst. 1Ith.
3 years $4,000.
Smith Margaret ~ % Thomas Cunningham, West
End.ave. n S5.hst months. $500.
Stock. Bernhard. to Harlem Savings Bank. W Morris
ave, l55th-st, year 20 600.
Toch, Jacob l.. 70 Goodwin. r0sthst. 18th.
ave months $40 OcO.
TlbLs, George W. T. rengado. n corner Vests,
and Cedlrst, years, so 900.
Teets. a Alonzo to J wandeli. $50 West 1oIst-st 8
years. 1000.
Wofren Ella L. 20 c Hitchcock G3i.st. 1Oth.
ave. months LOCO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
Long Island Railroad

GREENrcRT. RIVERHEAD. =: 20 a NJ, 30 lSa,lr.
DAYS only, 30 (Shetcr Island ENpr,ss "rah V9'J.
3 20 80 p. sundays 90 a. n.
SAT, IA -. :. tn" HAMlTO|S, > 30. | 80 (Satur-
DAYS only, ~ C'Iiiin 1897, 20. 40 Suniay'.
o 700 ..
ROXKoNKoMA. BRENTWOOD, s 90 a. M, 80
Saturdays only. DO 30, 20. SUNDAYS q 900
PATCHOGuE, q: 10. 3 20 1880 a M, 30 (saiur-
days only, 90 20, 80, 20, 20 M sundays.
9 90 a
80 Saturdays oily. BIC. 20. 30. $40, ) 80
30 go 10 90. ~ 90 nght Wednc.dnys and Sltur
days only SUNDAY 40 900 A. ~ 70 ~ r u
coLD spklNt $50, l;so (Snt"rdays only 800. 52p
900 !. NJ, 9 20 p. NJ go A. n to Northp0rt
$40, SO, 10 80 A. 81, 200 s:2o: 20, 20 9 20
only. sunday, 40 9 20 A. NJ. go. $40 M
NJ. 100. 30 20: 30. 30. 90 30 500. 10 90
l.. NJ. II 90. Shidays, goo, 0"0 \. NJ 20, u 20
30. 10 20 T. NJ
4. NJ $50 10 90 70 90 night sundays 20, 1888,
AvEitNE AND FAR HOCKAWAY. via N. Y AMI II.
Is P'v $40 90 80. 10 20 A. NJ. Il 20 Saturdays
onivC 90 3 %. 20. 20 so 700 p. NJ. Sundays
90 10 30 A. NJ. 20 80. 30 40. 30, 81
100 y. VI.
Ticket Offices at Long Islard CITY foot East 3th.st,
81 Chsnbcrs.st F. T. H. pol $50 md ,3l3 Broad
wav y. Y IN l,rooklln at Fatbush and Franklin ave-
and Fast Ncw.York stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was fair attendance at the Exchange yesteuy
when James L. Wells offered. by order OF the executors
the estate Of the late Nathaniel p Bailey comprising water
front, on the Harlem River choice building lots on the
Giles estate and business -tcs on the Ncw-iorH anu
Northern RsllrOad The properly is situated d. h'ms~
bridge in the Twelfth and Twcn:v-fouith words. The
arst Marcel offered was plot opoxl9o water front on
Harlem between TwO-hundred'ahd m anu
Two hund 81 xtfentb st. IL brought sNyvO ip
a. L. Disohur.t. Another water front on the tieet o.
low l2x90 sold for $4,000 20 John Bggart fouf yt.
on the old Albany Post Rod about yON3oo orought XIX
sl,llO eadh from l.. s. Samuel Two lots on tne S9
Albany Post Road running through 70 Bailey'aVe 2Nss
brought si65 each from William KEENAN, o. NJ c,t
two adjoining 25xOJ at $3.50 each ana me heH1
25Xf22, brought S54j each from a. Apei' IN "a
plot with frontage Of 80 feet on the roeu anu
so feet Baieyaye brought r535 from William hiernah
Post Road for $500. The same buyer ook the neNt ~
sfjoinng lots with frontage Of % feet each but OF di
ferent depths at prices ranging from $40 up 70 ~
Thorn and Irregular plot adjoining wen: 70 the sans
buyer FOR $3.50 irregular plot On Ackcrman'st, WIN
frontage Of 400 feet brought $4,000 tom A. r. Putnam
Tho bidding brisk throughout the sale and nearly al
the property offered sold wen. -, ..,o, -.
Nos AZ - 3il Foriysiyh.st. Brooklyn. advertised bI
John T. Boyd. withdrawn. the same having beh sou
az private sale.
corner Onehundred and Fstave Inc
property tree-story frame building with store on
ioI 22v4 and + numbered 23O on the avenue IN" bd-
ding started at 10000 and rap M IN $3.50 AZ when
price Charles f. Pundt buyer No 400 East one
hundred and nineteenthSt. adolnginP The above the
frame dwelling on lot 3OAj0. brought 80 GOO from
William Kennedy .old No. 3Oi West Eighty.sixth.st:
four.storv stone front dwelling on q lot 2lNio2 for
D. p Inrrahom & Go. offered No. os West Eighty.
ihrd.st a four.-torv brick dwelling q lot 1Sx1o2 lt
brought s29.5OO from Charles MorreL
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & washingto
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

Philadelphia Express 400 7.iS 900, 1000. l3o a. m.
VIA ss M ~ 20? n m1 a1 sassd s;s ssS
ill., i; &c. TO S'A g. a9is 49, SO with
a. ~ With dining f.so. $50. dining car. 800 p In'
Additional trains weekdays for Baltimore e. 600 p n
r's si Ssss S Rsy .5as sa
iSo :i5 Reading only 800 500, except fOtssye 10:
sHsp :rSuf lsS ssh EXCEPT sSseP a ssarn
so e.esps fS,yls 600 e4sep. Ilorris3gTs M.
~; night For sunbury Le"sogrs sgd 20 Wi MAJ ~
night, except Saturday night sundays. y M l2'N
+, s::: ss.:s e. .ss
a.; WHILE r5sa ' tx si ssEsnSsa. s.s H.
ss hlsn G s5io $50 DnnHn anu saudsy wv
,S SSoS! 10 :5S ssS S 5 g p ~ sun:
days. 900. ll.3o a. M; 400 p M
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold Atlantic highlands, 43o, sl5. IlSo
a. No. 100 40. 6li p M Sundays ol' a. M ttoo'
For RED Bank Long Branch and points South to pon.
onyJ 30 as $50. 400. 40, $50. 6.15 p; ~.
SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove and Asbury PARK, ol5,
70 For a Lnaewoo Tons River Barnerns Park and Bsns
sat,. 40, SIS m iSo 40 E. b Ma .ao.
Iof Monmouth Reach scabrlsh. and Highland Beach.
40 sl5 a. m. 100 i.3o. 615 p m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier s. N. r.. foot Rector St
For Atlaatic Highlands, Highland Besch, seabright
and Long Branch az 80. go ii0o a; m; 100 $40
For Elberon. Ocean Grove. Asbury iark and PoAs
rf Fon Rel BANK q. dO 100 'D No. 90 35
For Lakewood. Toms River and Daruegas. at $50
a. F. FER f fgS 3D. at E 100 100 s45. $50 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

OF the improvement. being made ut the
foot Of ia -st. ferry AID passenger business IS
empol arlv Transferred jay. the ferryhouse In
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, at the foot OF Wet
18th 81 Trains leave West i.d.st:
silO 4. NJ. 8 minutes earlier from the foot OF West
I3th.st1 Tor Mlddetown. i:ooWnghnreh Port Jervis,
Monticello Ellen,ill. Pittsburgh. Liberty Living
Manor. Hancock Carbondae. scranton Walton Delhi.
Sidney Norwich T.dnsa ston. Utica Rome Oneida Oswego
Detroit Chicago ard points Wet.
8,iJ l. NJ. for Campbcl Hall Lakes Mohonk and
Mlnncwaaks Waikiki Valley stations. Mdtetown, Bloom
nqbutgh rienvile. Pittsburgh Monticello ilurleyville
Liberty Whit. Lake.
3iI3 + NJ, Campbell Hall, Lake, Mohonk And Mime
weska. wallknl VALLEY stations. Mddetown, boom,ng
900 j. NJ Mddlctown. Pittsburgh, Liberty Liv
ing.ton Manor RocSiard. Walton. sidney; Norwich.
Oneida Oswcgo Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chi!
cngo and West pullman slecpcrs; r,einiGe'ehair car
free to Suspension Bridge. . 49, ~ -
t,tJ y Nj I2d.st; 80 p. NJ. West 18th ST.. Satlr
DAY. only lor Middletown Dle?m CHURCH, Ellenyille
Mountan DALI. Pittsburgh. Monticello. HufleyNilc.
Liberty White Lake Iiockland.
iDally: all other 'ra;ns daily except Sunday -,
wlnR.roOm seats and SleepifRcar bcrths
OBJ alned at 1928 broadway. New.lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
Railroads..
a AMgRioA's cRGATEsr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL

~ & HUDSON RIVER r. a.
0,pEcT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
r:: sTye and SaH |.
Of New York. Trains leave M follows,
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
8.3O AMapal, except Sunday ,,i M's kss. ssr
p. M, Niagara Falls 5:55 p. mr Clayton, ~
FAST MAIL
So S is % Springs. syiaeHse' Rochs''si' Rssa
SARATOGA LAKE s GESEGE AND MONTREAL
920A g D. % o ssSpt sa is Due S'''''a
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1fl.nn A. M-Daily. due Chicago 9A5 q. N. next ~.
DAY EXPRESS.
1.3 A. M Except Sundays. SATURDAY train does ~
sOUTHwEsTERN LIMITED.
1:55P. M Daily. due Cincinpasi II 4; ?: NJ. D.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.65 p. M Daily, due Chicago p. m. next az.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 s;. s ssssss Ss9 80 D. quo . ~
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
an MI Daily duo Detroit 8 IS Q. m. Caieso
FAST WESTERN ExPREss.
c.nn r. nI.-Dsiy. duo Chicago y 80 >. M. st. L'sa
0soV 71S o. 70.
NORTHERN EXPRESS
ZOO P. NJ DAILY. Que Montreal 7;Ss g. n.
BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
7:3U + Fails VD o. q. nn Clayton 5:s5 a. m.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
o.0O l.. M.-Daily due Cincinnati 90 3 NJ. AonA'
o.VV spolis IL rs p. M. 81. Louis, 1880 Q. m.
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
800 81! s Ds:''n{s s -:
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o.16 p, M.-pdily, Tor Budsio. "stsf~~n' oso0S
VIZ burg Detroit and Chicago.
PITTsFIELD, LENOA. N0AIM ADAMS AND TIKI
Hk.Kks Hika HILLS Via Harier Division. -.
Tw. with through y:MinE room Gs,s a AZ ny
3 80 D. M. due Pittsned 10, North Aoans ~ ~
Also Fridays and Saturdays only az 80 p r. iof fiss
For time Of local trains. tickets and space in Ssepss'
Cars apply ct Grand Central Station. or az IL SSts
1s Broadway SO West gsth 2ss M ~
S28 FulIon.st. and ~ Broadway. l.. D., Brooklyn:
ply :1csp sSHai those aSns 3d. sio NJ
SO. 80 y stop at 13Stn,,t station .y,v,u
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
New.York. wedncsfav. June 90.

New-York Wedncsiay June %
Tho following sales were held at the New-York Ra
Estate Sacsroom to-day:
a.story dwelling with lot. No. 2S West s31st
1913 u OF Sth-ave lot lsylO22 Charles Morrc s2soOO
istory dwelling, with lot No 3Ot Vest s5tl-st .
40 N OF West End-ayc lot 2lNl0@.2, II seymour
$50.
3.story houses with lot, No 2,3l0 Jst-avc. cor
No. 4oj East l9thst, lot 81 X94N5O3X rreR Charles
T. Pundt e2e3j0 an,
Sale 81 buildings. with lots, Nos 2S 70 "3i West va
st, e OF 1lth-1Ne, was withdraw.
AT THE EXCHANGE AND AUCTION ROOM.
fronts Harlem River between 2lfth ana
21Gth John priggart and l. Dstelhrst 81 800;
% lots on Old Albany Post Road, Kingsbrdge. Il
Samuel u faiichid and others, $1,000
2ie acts II land on Acktrn0n. KngsbrldTc. Il Put
man, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
Where Will You Spend the Summer?

Cooks American Tour hook Just issued which contains
if2 pages ,nd three colorct VIII enable
satisfactorily hs aiior question aud b. had for
Special Excursion to
niagara Falls and Chnmtn uaun.
JtL ~ ], AUG. l. etc
send for particulars 70
Thos. Cook l. son. 26I and 1928 broadway.
Officially appointed Agpts for Is. o. Erie Newton
Genital and Penn sylyania Railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
HQlIroaOs.

Pen !,:5yya.S a
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Inter ingSwltcneS
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Dcsbrosses and COrtIandt Streets
In Effect JUNE 18th, 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
nm NJ Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Pasor Car
S1;vi II "a 20 Chicago s.
Louis IL y. M next day. Connects also '0r i'''"'
except s SIs PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. .,,n,.
s;i I. $;:s.:
nsRpss: Of sST ,s Or e'; Arrives cSe1h.s
%SxsG's lis :6s a. m. Chicago s+S g. m. and D.
"r fOrIs AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
ys;s" Hs fsspS9s E'fs f g. t"".
s%0t % Sc Cor Lc sns x;sSs:
Passenger - az M and ST. Louis 100 m. next
aa' THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS:
SG Ss and k.fS.a xsSSs f' IS IT,
Coaches from New-Yofs 70 CsSas'' ~1''''' -
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$50 F. vesS@ls siesPn 6uHs Cars New
York to Phaepha and Ptssburg 70 Chicago ArT Ave
gS o I'D daily"
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Ann 10 ,rpu,lmas Bufe: Sleeping Car New.fofK 70
";sss s.s: A. 1: es .nG daily ~
40 70, e ee sSSSa and Columbus Saturday
SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS.
s,aO p N-pullman Vestibule Sleeping Cars New YORK
fsasn.S Ss'S Is = IS p and
ST. louis. 90 a. M. second morning. .,a nd Dan.
$50 ie sss'Ts 'eS
,SS ssfgss "a S:''s g.;
TSoaah Pullman Buffet se.pnnn Ca, K M'wofean
nTx VA KnSHSis WAsMINGTOy AND THE SOUTH. =
1910 A. e.h,nxsn Limited Espys s..su sei ps..
s,s: f coaeae. DianSca Baltimore arriving i.
say %''ffnfia e ,ssS sa, .,, rq
sP,iss s' on ;Is ss''sa ''o
A'a'' % !: Es'ss .tS;S sS:ass
f end Fs ssJ p':% S 'aS g sA'
For 1 Cape Nay Zoo p m weekdays Through Buffet
,,a rn.' a'"o FOR PHILADELfHIA.,o 10 40 Penn.
sylvanis Limited with Dining car. aud 10 10 Washnstsn
2JS sCS 80. 49, SSS go so so 3 90
ll;lo a m. 80 End 90 p m Sunday X bd Express
9l5. $50. 900 az 100 d.Tite1 a9d 10 :oo O. n,
and i2 rs nignt Accommodation 90 and 90 p n.
For Time Tables Of trains to local points the Pnnsy
Haroad system apply q he f sy Ticket
H-tOr House. 42d.st, and sh.aye: 1874 Esw ie5shs.
Crosses and Cortlandt sts Court:st.. $50 Futonst
Is Broadway Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF Full
ton St. Brooklyn: IS Hud'On.st. Hoboacn; Station
Jersey City.
The Transfer Company will cell for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 Destination
CHAS F.. PU9H. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

station loot OF LIDerty St',N OTtH "H'eH
Time Table in effect June 20, 1882.
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Storage

At THE HAEGER WAREHOUSE, sth.avc. from $3.50
"A TO 34th ssstoiage for fufnturc baggage goods snt
OF every description in separate closed
ments always accessible during business hours boxing
pacing shipping, and everything eppertanins to tn
inspection invited. once. 700 West 3ith.st.
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from ORIGINAL Papers. by Guardian OF the POOR.
l6mO, PIP. 1874. London Swan. Sonnenschcin d
Co. Imported by Charles ocnbners sons Nc"-
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Trains lenvc via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
WASHINGTON 5.HoUR FLYER. DAILY 11:3o
A. NJ PHILAD'A FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY
APM SCRANTON EMPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
s,4j 4. NJ, 4,30 p. VI.
LONG BRANCH FLYER. EXCEPT SUNDAY, 3'3o
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NETWORK e.
NEW.ENCLAND
RAILROAD.

10 Miles Shorter than my Other Rail Line Between
New. YORK and Boston.
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FoRTY
MINUTES
The White Train 10 the most luxurious train
Eastern f1ads. Has Pullman loyal Pafior Cars Dining
Car and Buffet Smoking ar and Coaches and makes
OF 80 miles from Wiuantic TO BOSTON, without q
stop tsre 81 less than that on any other limited train.
This train leaves Grand Central Station at D. M daily
and arrives In Boston at 40 p, m and vice versa
Moon treih WIN psrior .aH SDinlns gar cast on Will
Vernon, willimnntt. Putnam. Blackstone ana Franklin
and arrives In Boston at q 80 A. &. KENDALL.
General Passenger Agent
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Auetion Sales, financial.
LOUIS MESIER, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS and BONDS,
By ADRIAN II. MULLER & son.

WEDNESDAY December 20,
Al 1890 O'clock, at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom, No. III Broadway,
by order o; John T. Ward Esq, Referee
$4,000 New-York Perry Coal & Iron Co. lst Mfge
per cent Sold Bonds, 1920.
(By order Of Trustee,
80 shares Trow Directory, Printing & Bookenotnr Co
s5 600 Syracuse Consolidated Street Rway Co 1st Mse
) per tod Bonds, 1920
100 sh0rCs Michigan PeLineuar Car CO. prefd.
(By order Of Executor,
Membership Consolidated Stock Petroleum Exchange
(For account OF whom II may concern,
10 shares New-YOrk Life Insurance < Trust Co.
$1,000 Richmond Kwsy & Electric Co. 1st Mge per
cent God Bond, 1920
20 shares New-Englant Loan g. Trust Co.
3 shares Alabama Mineral Land Go.
30 shares Lawyers surety Go.
100 shares Equitable Oasllsht Co. Of Memphis.
100 shares NewJersey & Ncw-Y0Tk RR Co. common.
80 shares BROOKLYN City RR. Co. with rights.
10 shares Sixth Avenue Railroad Co. (eAdivJ.
2i0 shares The United States Book CO. prefd.
5000 shares Marshall Basin Mining Co.
JOt shores Farwei Consolidated Mining 60.
80 shares Adams Prospecting Mining Co.
CAS- shares Legal-TendrT Mining Co.
10 SHIRE ChattaTo Hallway Co.
snarNs AtchI-on Jewell Co. & Western RE Co.
$4,000 NewYo'k City per cent REGISTERED Bonds, 1910
20 shares JOLrneaY BuInhatn Co. common.
60 shares Brooklyn Trust Co.
80 shares Fulton Municipal Gls Co., Bklyn.
100 shares Wisconsin Central Co.
100 shares Denver & RIO Grande RR. preid
100 shares Missouri Pacific RR Co.
shares Third Avenue Railroad Co.