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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-23

The following were chosen dele
gates to the congressional nonlinatA
ing convention at Las Vegas on the
25th inst: Il. b. Catron, w. L. New
berry, w. II. Kennedy, Antonio Jose
Ortiz, Max. Frost, Aniceto Abeytia,
Juan j. Ortiz, Trinidad Alarid, John
V. Conway, b. M. Read.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-23
TERRITORIAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
TAMME OPERA HOUSE,, THURSDAY,
AUGTsT %, 1902.

AS there will be a large attend
ance of visitors, as well as delegates,
to the Republican convention to be
held in Las Vegas on the 25th day
of August, 1892, called by the Re-
publican party for the purpose of Sc
lecting a candidate to be voted for at
the fall election as delegate to con-
gress from the territory, there being
400 visitors coming by special train
from our neighboring city of Santa
Fe, and proportionate number from
other portions of the territory, many
of whom are ladies'; and that our
town may maintain its reputation of
not doing things by halves, all citi-
zens of East Las Vegas and Las We
gas, and especially the business men,
are earnestly requested to decorate
their respective houses and places of
business during the convention, with
the national coors and such other
suitable decorations as may be
proper.
PROGRAM.
The reception committee of 25
members will assemble at the depot
with the East Las Vegas Military
band and the west side band, to re-
ceive the delegates to the convention
and the visitors coming to our town
for the occasion, and all citizens of
the town, and especially as many
ladies as can find it convenient to be
on hand, are respectfully invited to
be present to receive our visitors, as
among them will be many ladies
from all portions of the territory. On
the arrival of the trains, the delegates
to the convention and visitors will be
escorted to the Tamme opera house,
the place where the convention will
be held, and at IL: 80 a. m. the TEN,
porary organization of the conven-
tion will be had and proper com.
mittees be appointed. After which
the convention will adjourn until 2
D. m, at which hour the convention
will reassemble, hear the reports
of the committees and effect the per-
manent organization and proceed to
the transaction of the business COM
ing before the convention, and the
selection of the candidate for dele
gate TO congress from the territory,
to be voted for at the fall election.
Should the convention not com.
plete its labors before p. m of the
25th, the convention will then ad-
iourn until a. M. of the following
day.
AT 1880 p. m. of the 25th there will
be speaking at the opera house, at
which addresses will be delivered by
the prominent speaker of the terri
tory, to which all persons, including
ladies, are respectfully invited to at
tend.
During the sitting of the conven-
tion, and as well also at the speaking
on the evening of the 25th, music
will be furnished by the band, who
have prepared choice selection of
pieces for the occasion.
Citizens of the towns of East Las
Vegas and Las Vegas, rouse up and
greet your visitors on the occasion
with hearty welcome.
COMMITTEE.
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
PRAISE WHICH is NOT PRAISE.


Saturday Review Henry Blake ss
the Text f,r ssrmon
LoNDoS, July 20 --rhe saturday Re-
view. In nm article on the Irish situation.
taSr. occasi IA 10 culo ia, Eiwar Bake,
the Canadian who h,s just h'ra Tested to
parliament frhm Ssru a Loi fort In
prai>ih Me. Blake. h"ssv'r, The Review
seems 10 bs animated l--ss by frieI Illness
to that gentlem ,n thaa by q desire TO
speak we'll OF him &C the expense oS HIS
fellow members. u processing which IL II
very probable that no one will he moIe Of
Tended at than Mr.. Blake himself The
writer siys thai Nv. Blake IL at once the
prey AMI the bais Of the Nationalist.
They anglei for him, caught him, and
now propose To angle with him They
have hooked him. aud they intend by
means Of his To hook others
Mr. Diake the u. icle gbss on to say, Is
a scholar, u lawyer and y statesman OF
repu'r. He imp .rts c.rt1.n respecta-
biliiy TO the Nationalist The members
OF n Dublin parliament, or Of An Irish con-
tin.ent at Westminstcr.ml-;n easily be-
come the instruments ami stipendiaries
OF foreign powers. across the Atisntic or
aero - the channel. The han ~ of Irish
patriots are familiar with American gold
now. ~ with French gold IA century ago
Men like Blake are little In favor Of the
Natioaalists. or In favor AS screens for
their less re putable associated
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
Hoyey Wins.

Boston, July 23.-For the fourth time
this season +. II. Hovey Of Harvard hai
crossed rackets with Malcomb Chace Of
Providence. and for the fourth time has
carried his colors TO o brilliant victory
Yesterdays battle between these two
players took place on the grounds Of the
Longwood Cricket club and was the final
struggle in the big lawn tennis tourna.
ment. Hovey defeated his young opponent
In three out Of four intensely interesting
sets, SO, 3-6, 6-1. 7-5. by winning,
Hovey comes into possession Of the first
prize, a handsome silver pitcher, artist.
cally chased and valued at sl5O, while
Chace takes the second prize. a siver cup
valued at S.5
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
Pretty Good fos JAY.

BOISE. Ida, July z3.-Jay Gould. ac-
companied by his two daughters and DR..
Mum, walked to Haley. Hot Springs.
yesterday. took bath and walked back TO
town. It Is some unie SINCE Mr.. Gould
took such q tramp, the distance covered
being about four mi,0
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
COLTS GREAT DAY.
Give Champions a Les
son in Ball Playing.
PITTSBURG BADLY BEATEN
In the Game with the Senator's
Hovey Wins the Tennis Match.

BosToS. July - -'rh. n,stons started
out as II they would bat II uchinson ont
of the box. They soon stopped. however,
making Int one hit in the last five Inn.
ings. Chicago won the game In the fourth
on three hits. aui errors by Nash and
Lowe. Cnnavan iitldci phenom. nally.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
WON an Hangs fierssla.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, July eS-Mrs.
Stephen wilbur, aged % years, living In
Adams. committed suicide by hanging 10
barn. She leaves q husband and three
children. Il is supposed that she was
temporarily insane.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23

NRw YORK, July % More strikes were
ordered here yesterday BY the strike COM
mittee Of tbs board of walking delegates
Of the building trades In its fight against
the iron league. II % claimed that be-
tween 1850 and 5000 men quit work.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23

Earned rms -Chicay1 !, Boston 2. Two
base hit Hutc I'm san. Three- base hii.Duffy.
Stolen base, -Cnicaso 1. Boston 2. Base on
Chicago e B,stonl. Struck out-Chicago 4,
Boston =. Double plays -Caaavan and Arson
e Lowe, Quinn anil Tucker. Umpire Hurst.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23

LONG BRANCH. N. j.. July Ex-senator
Hill OF New York refuses TO say anything
about rumors that he IL about TO resign.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
Sadly An Mead Of Rain.

HALIFAX, July % There has been little
rain In Cape Bretop for the last six weeks.
Forest fires have been raging for ten days
and the people are becoming much
.l.rp,aI
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
Tn. star. and Rerhslsrs

will play n game base ball on the Dexter
strcrt 'nis aturdsy afternoon for a
purse vi .IUO. .4aInission IS cents.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
ResuIt Of Strife.
alarmed

LONDON. July 23-The British minister
TO Guatemala has telesrsphed to the for
eign Office that the government OF Hon.
duras has closed the coast to foreign COM
merce
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23

You always get the latest styles and Low
est Prices st the Pawtucket furniture Com
pany, ~ North Main street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
New Engisnd tsaxue

At Salem-W oonsocket, 10; Salem,7.
At Lawreuce-Portland, 5; Lawrence, I.
At Lewiston Auburn Gazet.es. 10; Paw
tuckat
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23

GIBRALTAR. July 23-'rhe Spanish gun
boat Atrevide went ashore here during Q
fog
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
Brooklyn, O; Cincinnati, o.

BRooKLYy. July 2a--Brooklyn won by
Cincin6ati .......i 0 o o o 0-5
Earned runs = Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati q
Base hits brooklyn 10. Cincinnati 10. Errors
Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 2. Batteries Had.
dock and Kinslow; Cham berlafn and Harring.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23

A a0oDlsx's aim
is to look her best but she'll
never reach it withc',. perfect
health. For perfect health,
take DR.. Picrce's Favorite
Prescription. All the func-
tional irregularities and weak
nesses that make life misera-
BILE to women, are cured by it.
It's a powerful, invigorating
tonic, and a soothing and
strengthening nervine purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless.
For ulcerations, displacements,
bearing down sensations, un-
natural discharges every
thing that's known as "fe-
male complaint = it's a posi-
tive remedy. It's the only
one that's guaranteed to give
satisfaction tn svs,y case. 1t
costs you nothing, unless it
helps you. You can afford to
try it. on these terms. Can
you afford to neglect iti
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
Glow eiaud, 7; philadelphia, l.

VV0"' " '''""'P :.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20 - Cleteland
punched their hits while Philadelphia
punched errors. and the visitors scored an
easy victory.
flsEsasHS fS,isdsPSAia i,....:.S .:::: JPS SS&i
Earned runs-Cleveland 2. Philadelphia l.
Base hits-Clcvelsnd =, Philadel phia 8. Errors
Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 1. Batteries
Cuppy and thinner. weighing and Clements.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
New York. o; ST. LnnIs. I.

NEW YORK. July 22.-The New Yorks'
fielding was fanltless and their batting
timely and consecutive. The all-round
work OF Burke, Tiernan and ORourke was
especially good. Crane was batted hard,
but was effective at critical stages OF the
game
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
wo.h,pr,on. ne, pI,,sbura. \.

WASHINGTON, July % Washington won
today in a walk, the Pittsburss playing
miserably IN the field in the first inning
and allowed the home team to pile np
eight runs In the first inning only two
earned.
Pittsburg ........... o 0 0 0 o 0 o II
Earned run Washington g. Pittsburg l.
Base ehits-washington 10, Pittsburg T. Errors
-Pttsburg .. BatteIles-killen. Duryea and
McGuire: Baldwin and Mack
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23
baltimore. le, LouisyIlie. q.

Bafttmore, IS; LOuIsvIiIe, 3.
BALTIMORE, July 92.-The Baltimores
kept up their batting streak and won
from the Louisvilles In great shape.
Rs1ti%GEs Rcna.VilIs. 49," ....:.: giS5 SsHf'ss
Earned runs = Baltimore q, Louisville g.
Base hits Baltimore 10; Louisville lh Errors
Mahon and Robinson; Viau and Weaver.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23

New York.. .....0 @ 9
Earned rpns-New York Q. st. Louis l. Base
hits--New York 10, 81. Louis Y. Errors-St.
Louis 2 Batteries-Crane and Doyle; Caruth-
ers and buckley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Delaware, Lncknwnnna and Western X. X.
stations In New FORK foot of Barclay ana Shr'stophef
SHORTEST LINE. NE>rIBiLED TRAINS.
iIliiN sOAlIiE-.


Direct route 10 81" A.N n...'..r lElDi M0 oH
he Kiigc. Madison. Morrst,oYn, la-;'e fAtet,,en
Ioonton Dover >tlnuopc. III DDS LAKE, ,!Akn
HOTNTCONo. nachett,i,M9., SGilooLEY'S NOUN.
TAIN Wa~hinstol. iHIl.LiP>Bl 70, .EASIOS.
WAFER Gar srtoj u T., ~ 9,p M9%Gnty>9,
COKE. DNNVlLLE. NHklHl MhE!EJL,hINp. Nom
ME- T'fitN. RiCHFIEID SPRINGS Coftllni.
SYRACUSE, OSWEGO ITHACA. ONtNO. ELMIRA,
COMING. BATH. DNNNNil.l.l- BUFFALO, and all
lN,ItS " - /. NNttiltMi>t AND SOL Invest.
g,GO A. N.-BUFFALO. UTICA and OSWEGO TX.
risitSS ia ,man parior ears. Connects at BuTa
with train tor Chicago. arriving 9;i5 =. Ia. nexs
7.,O A. M-BINGuAMToN MAIL. Stops at princi.
1.00 r. VI SCRANTON BINGliANTON and Eli.
WIliN EXPRESS Pulua lailor
l.IO l., M.-SCRANrON. WlLKENRARNE and PLY1.
DI-1fI tx PRESS. Pullman laror
7:sO T.. VI ia. yl.-EUFFALo LIMITED EMPRESS.
l'ullu,ln sltrlris AUiNcs at 10 Il.
300 T.. u. ljail,N.-BJ ffALO, UTICA ana OSWEG0
\ i,r-~S. Pullman ,lcpIrl~.
iickf.Is and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS st 70
Nurlav,t and Ioo rrualway. Tickets AZ ferry stations
;s5 ana 9i5 Eroadway 50 West 25h.st. 235 Columbus:
NE Nrw.Nor.: 1913 Wa>hington T.. 20 Fu,0nst and
as Bedford ave- Broofyn Time tabes. giving nl! In
" wFSTCOrT EXPRESS COMPANY W.. call FOR ana
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
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Ocean Steamers.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatanuque
- T:l:Scm LINE 10 nAVIiE LViHY sIT.
Is n6i-nGGGyE, L@ba. sat b,, L. ;, 80 a. M NJ"
l. F0RGl.r General Agent. No. 4 powng Green.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
tOI,O ANp MARA NiitJ ''N'
HAKnEcK STORES ,hEookLYN
3 8 fiIiLGDfLLrnIA WV" >taa} pe'. T. 4 - b. b. @ M.
Ties American steamship, c-pcrirlly buIIt for the
tad A''e 'ey n nST S.'G st ' bh t %er''
1oG 46s EooE sos 81 aa s 49, iSt''
SAVANNAll LlNk-Four steamers weekly
> from New r!cl 50. y H.. foot Sprngst
5. $ GHATi AiuiEE2' hl.-...s lrlay Dcc . p m
- s. IiIY % pUMIvsHAM Mofday. Dec. T. ; D. m.
s. s. CITY or AUGUSTA Wednesday, De-. it, 5 p M
for ali POINT, in tiEOIi'iIA. FLOIiIDN SOtiriI { Ai
LIZA. ALABAMA and LOUISIANA. In.urpa,.ei ac.
commoiaton, fir'tcla's table dhoe. For freight and
S r 3 y. ~. 2li I,'way. centT i; IT, ai7 BwOy
L /. WALKER Agent Ocean steamship Co.
4 DIVERT is ly\ ySG, ATp SUBSCRIPTIONS, FOR
CEIvED AT THE UProWN oFiiCE 10. ! 81. Broad
wav. "a door north Of Thirty .nr,t-st: and ADVEI.
TistN&EIs o At s ooT 5 o ha2ch 4mc ro 3? sh
corner Fourteenh-t 200 Third. rornrr Forty
1t O2O Thrd-aye ncar Siyty.nr't.s, 7os Flrstaye
st. 50 Avenue 1923 Tnrd.nyc.; 90 West Forcenth.
st. 2S7 West 49d:; ~ Churehst 81 Third ave;
lSys a. az e r It. ~ l2th end l3n o.,
BEDFORD ave. and No 10 Roadway up 70 3 D. m. at
IN Broosiyn. at G3 coutst; sos De Kalbave 200
sGrRlx seivN rate1
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

q. Y. {. II. r. Ili Co, Lesscel =,
Trains icNe West a-usL station, New tOrA Us ioi,
- minutes carrier, from II. Frtnklh-st -. ~
RIO A. M.-Daily Ncwuurgh. kingston Apahyi
daily En-. sunday, wo>t O.. tncynan'> j.. ,,.,...,
7IJ 4. N.-Daly foF Albany except SUNDAY N9h,reiI.
:,O 4. M.-Daly Tor hany, dca, syracuse hoehes.
tr Bullao Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago eN'eps
saturday Tor Toronto. .u.n .
1l::,J 4. M.-Dnly, except Sunday. for Albany and
400 p. VI. Daily except sunday: for A0a,ny;;. S.
5,I5 T.. vi. Daily for Albany, Montreal Ites; sy,e-
tot Chicago 81. Louis. .,w.,-,h Al,
wa tGnv Saratoga and Montresl. .n. pn...
SIX r. W. Daily for Albany, Uuca syracuse dsoches'
tcr miialo Nie gaa balls Toronto, Detroit Chieigos
HkVEItSrtNw LOCALS. 2A5. $ - p NJ, -. IN
NEWBuRG LOCALS. 20, 'lcl' A. NJ i'i'' s''o'
Sleenlng ears for Buffalo. Niagara faih' lorch'o'
Detroit Chcngo. all through trains an. .,o.otn,
Dolly For tickets, tiueabe' paror c anu 'psp ps
car accommodations information. Apply omees NooS'
iyn 3Ss washin aton.st 72O tultC,,t MnneS s rs.
foot Of Ful,nn-st NcwYork CITY, I'll 10 oooS ,oos
o42 broadway. 1i3 Bowery. 81 last l4th's@' % "@s
iS0Ni''C q. ' j.. LAMBERy. General PASSENGER Agent
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RailroI0s.

k1llro10s.
Pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGuour BY
BlockSignals& Interlo ckingSWltches
TRAINS ,EAvE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrflandt Streets.
In Effect 12.OIA. VI, NOVEMBER 20th, 1897
TIE FAST LINE
300 4. M.-Pullman vestibule Parlor Car Arrives
Cleveland % am. Columbus 80 a. m; lndaHagoII
lao a. m Chicago 70 M. ana , a. aoun Sat,
D. ~ next day. Connects also Tor Io'eao' eA''p' CAV
1HE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. COMPOSED exclusively Of pullman vestoule
Drawing and State Room, Sleeping. Dining, smo%lGs'
ype%rer, bathrooms Tor both SeAes
ss maid '',!5 ca Is
s. s.. u" Louis ipDi" iS p M I ScS; day ''''
1T. Louis AND CINCINNArI EXfHEss.
York aaa Dining Cars from Sr%.YorS % s. LOU.
Passenger coaches New:York to 81, Louis. Arrive.
Cincinnati 10 Az a. m and st. Louis 20 D. IL. next
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
aoo Xo' h...s H9ns
Iteches from New.YOrk TO Chicago Arrives In chicago
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
ego E. ] v .nd SSIDS n LAR
YORK 70 PEistePhe and Ptt,bgrs 70 chicago; Ar;
day 70, Ge S . aap sday
PACIFIC kXPHEss.
GOO p Mrs"a0 Bats. seep dm Ca, SeT s TO-
p o. m next and %4 dsG ch ss S S
Cleveland and Columbus, except Saturday.
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRLs-.
% acnaa &cnph s' ana s. '' L"a, Dining Car
Xitsoaa iHch%ond Allye, cOIquHus 2;40 p H. n;
Ssis 20 a. second n,ctniag; r,n,... n,,v with
$3.50 - s snG pan' Ws5hs and He6T
leans Dining Car to M9ng2m, . GEO ,Sssoa
500 r tor iii yin,. chf T'p c AID ONO
900 sSy F G,5 S gsy6 g.s.
Via Knoxville. Chattanooga. and Birmnghlr'.
BALTIMORE wAsnINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 A. N w9-hingtor Limited nr,Sal. Pa,
sanger Coaches: Dining Car u Baltimore. arriving IN
washington 3 so ,. IN.
800 =. W. Congressional Limited" daily PVl ,. ~.
ins,oa ~ p q 20 met eAtFr rains .r. O'O"u O'''
Additional .Npae-, I."ius 20. CO. 49, ana II 100
500 D. H. and Il u nis1t. sunday' Is sa3 . 80
D. ra. oni IL i n sht For Baltimore only, 200 p M
For ht.nuo CITY. ~ =. m. weekdays. with Through
For Cape Nay % p m. reehdays; .r. ~, po,o,
Pleasant, 1oa m - so 40. $40 and II as D. m
weck.iays. sundays o IS a. and 6l5 p IN. 10
not stop az Ashury Pax Ocean Crow on sundey'J
FOR PHILADELPIIlA.
F1,ress 20 20, % 49, eoy 50 uQ 100 Pen.
Limited. Win Dnng ca, ana II 90 q. M y ~
o., 10 90, 5 30, 90, 80, . 90, u 90, 3d.
o. 80 ami 70 y. m. and II IS ngnt. Ac ofnmoda
Ion. II ~ M 40 anG - h. =. Srn,i-ys "a
-. 4 e., go o zoo 80. 10. 80. AMI , 90
=. H.. ard II Is night Accommodation. o.OO ana
90 p. IT..
For Time tables trains q local points on The Penn
sylsaua i,ai ROAD system apply az the following ticket
once, Nos. IS. 26l $50. SO. ot4 and l.S?3 B,,Hd
wa Aston Hou,., 1874 East 10Th Street, 2Gi Wet
125'h stre.,. 81 Columbus Avenue 5$7 SNth AYE:
ard foot = Dorhrps-os and CoFtl1udt streets }
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bro yn station. foot OF Fulton s. Get, Brooyn
~ Wud-on Sfro~t fiObofen Station, jersey CITY
Tn. N.p-l RI 0rsfer Company VIII col FOR ani check
taggate from hotel. ana residences through 20 Destination
CHAS =. PtGH. J. X WOOD,
(,ensrll Genera, Pass, Agent
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. ToE QrEfNSrOwy AND LIVERPOOL.
4 RED STAR LINE.

~ FOR ANTWERP AND ?NEIS
Sailing for Sc"-NuiA ard Alt'rip weekly.
NoORDLAND ......... Wednesday ber. II. % 30 y. n.
FRIIST.AND W .'ins-att. Dc. II q 800 Do.
First cabin. so upward s.co0i cabin. = An,w rFp
s3s from Antwerp si3. Reduction 0u round trp. Az
LILY for Facts" St,-iaec At Nary lnr tat~s
INTERN NTIONAL NA|IGAIIOS 60,
a.
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Ocean Steamers.

A -NORTll GERMAN LLOYD 5. S. co.
IA SHORT ROT a. 10 LONDON.
NEW.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN,
FAST EXPRES> STEAMERS.
First Cabin. s7O and Upward. Second Cabin, $50 {.
berth Storage low Steamers sail from foot OF
cd. ST., Hoboken
Taye, Tues. Dec. 13 Dm Lain. Tues, Jan, o. O. ~
Flbe Tu's. Dec. am. IL H. Metr Jan ~ ~ am
HaVcl. Tues. Dec % II am hIbc. Iue> Jan - am
S1ale sat Dec. IL q an Aer. Tues, Jan. -, am
MFOTTFRRASEAN NE.
Ncw.York 10 Genoa than eleven days.
Vera. Sat. Dec. TO- D. Vera sat, CD - ~ a."
KaisrW. Dec IL 10 a. KaiscrW II, Mar - 70 an.
Fulda . Dec ri 10 a NJ fulda sat. Mar IL, 10 ON.
KaserW. II JANIS 10 IN Vera. SIT, April l. 10 am
Fuda sat teb /. 10 a. iNoiser VII. ApFii 10 an
NEW-YORK TO ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT,
Via Gibraltar and Naples.
Ems, Tuesday. Jan. 8. 1893, ,. M
NEW.YORK II PALERMO AND NAPLES:
Ems, Sat- Feb. u.s. 10 a. n. Ems, sat; Mar 90 10 q. m
Passage, 100. 1925 $50 4 berth. flrst CABIN
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T.. RE LINES,

~ SOLID TRAINS BFI WEtN NIW.YORK AND
r., CHICAGO. VIA CHAJ IAUQuA LAKE or
ecA1 RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
STREAMS.
Direct route to Pas,ac. Paterson. Tuxedo. Ncwhurr.
MlGdlctown ror; Jeryis. Monticello White Lake Homes.
dale Scranton. Bnghamton, E4mlra, Corning. Watkins
Glen. Bath. Hammondsport. Avon Springs. Rochester.
lfornc,ye. Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, Chautauqul
Lake. Cleveland. Cincinnati. II. Louis Chicago and all
points West Trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers.
IT.. follows. sud i've minutes EARLIER from West 23d.s
WESTERN DAY ENPRE>-.
n M A. NJ. Daiy-Nla Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
jaw Lake. lariortCar New YORK % Buffalo sleeper
Hornr>,lle 70 Cincinnati ConucNs az Port Jcryis In
Union station, except sunday Monticello.
IENTIBuLE LIMITED.
. M +. NJ. raiySolid train for Chicago VIA Chautau.
O.UU qua Laa, slecpcrs 10 Chicago. Cleveland and
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
- on l.. NJ, except Nuudal-FOr Blnshamton. Homes.
DOW dale and Monticello
chicago AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
4. Oh T.. NJ Daly-Solid train TO chicago Niagara
buffalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
Pacific EMPRESS.
On !. NJ. Daly-Nis ChautauGul Lake and Niagara
C.'DO halls. solid train to Chicago. Seclers 10
buffalo Chicaso and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JER|I~.
w $50 p. m.. so p. m. & 80 p NJ. p. m, 5 80
Il. Sund1ys-J a. m, 3 r. m. q 80 p. ) 80 ID II
FOR NLWBJHG.
XNDEk DAYS. n., 90, =. ia. - D. H. & 80
w sgg@ay - a. H. : p m' . 80 p m.
l iOl and 90 DrotdNat. Chambers ana West a3l 81
frrrlss New-Y 3j3 Fulton nookyn 100 Hudson.
g., iloio,cn. and Jersey CRY station Eic Transfer ON
dcucrs through 70 de'tn1tiOn.
u. 1. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
Nfu tJnpllcdnoHs.
DR. CHARLES \. BRlGGS'o
WRITINGS

nR. CHARLES \. BRlGGSS
WRITINGS.
The following books ty Dr. Briggs fully define the author
po.ton and are necessary TO an undertaking OF hs
THE CASE AGAINST PROFESSOR BRIGGS. CT.
THE Authority or HOLY SCRIPTURE. Inaugural
Ader.s. Fourth Edition. c.. $40. raler...net. 80
THE RIFLE. THE CHURCH AND TIE REASON.
The Three Gr,a: Fountains Of Divine Authority cr.
l. >
MESSIANIC PROPHECY. The Pr dction OF the Full
nlnont OF Retention through the Messiah. critical
study OF the Mesianc Passages OF The cd Testament I'm
the orler OF their development. Cr e'o."....... -'1O
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
1915 Broadway. New.York.
"Contaps much curious Information"
WISPS OF WIT AND WISDOM or Know
w cdro IN a Nut-hcI. BY ALBERT y. SOUTHWICK.
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