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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26
GUILTY OF MANSLAU0hTeR.
Finding OF the Jury in the Sensational
Yseum Murder Trial.

Finaiag OF the Jury In the Sensational
Yseum Murder Trial.
HASTINGS, Eeb., March 2s.-Thurs-
day afternoon, after being ont twenty
two hours, the jury in the Yocum- Van
Fleet murder trial brought in q YER
diet OF guilty of manslaughter. The
case has attracted unusual etten.
ton because of its sensational
features. Van Fleet was accused
OF originating a story that ex-Mayor
Yocum's daughter had eloped to
Denver with a eolored coachman
Capt Yccum heard the rumors. came
home to Hastings February 90. and
hunting up Van Fleet, shot him dead
on the street. The verdict is sur
prising one, as an exoneration on q
plea of emotional insanity or a verdict
of murder was expected from the evi
dence. Gen. Bowen, counsel for Capt
Yecum, fled q motion for new trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

Losses n.sek - ~ssy is ssia
~ - s<sas hiskls sssf.et~a sslisss
st~sftas ses.s.sss IN ssfass sr~s
nssssssa f~russsssees We sst-s~s
ta<ss t-s e~ssatssss - pTs..st s~sss
v - ssssss ~ pss.sstns.ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

Terf sP fer
years TIE esIer
shsfs made br
Tire propTistors q
Doc'or Ssrc's Ca
tsrrh Remeay
It's addressed ~
fea II yoa have
atarrh lis .
reward Of tSs IL
fhey cat cH,
yeu nc matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26
Share and Share Alike

Has been our policy. The divis-
ion must be equal and the good
things spread around. Is it right
to reap the fruits of anOther's mis-
fortune! has been asked us by
conscientious customers. The big
New York firms do not ask OF ex-
pect your sympathy for their loss
Nere. They have many such,
though this is the first TO happen
in Grand Rapids. It's "a little
affair to them. but happily for
Michigan people it is putting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

Fasliy the vote was rscspitulsted
by un&sinnous eonssat sad was su-
neasesd az ysas ise. nays. iss, and
The resal, ~s. lssal, aprisaded ny The
anti siiverttes
Tie arssflen then was on ths motion
60 lsy the pending bill on the table
ssa after . se>n. ~ wli< disorder tke
.ote wss ssr.aaess yeas lea. nay.
les 80 sA.s NE Meas. ssfw.e1 80 lsv
th~ MI 90 the sssls
The ehsts snseunesa fhss ne cues
tiea rssaffsa ~ NJ rssaas natiss
f@s the sfesieas ssssssaa en- he tlii
$50 ssaeastm~ats
A snesisn by NJ Rafsss te ssfsess
$50 t@-s sa - ~sz
Af NseY ms~ea - feseaslfss tks
ssss ss ehasa Ne Essssss astlea
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
TIE PETROLETN MARKET.

NTwS FROM TIE FIELD AHD RANGE or PRICES.
There was = falling on Of 1000 barrels IN the
output Of the Mcdonald pool. kavlng II at 3s eco
barrels Tho trade hOweve-, IS somewhat disap-
pointed that The decline IS rpt more rapid. T.rc
crude certificate market yesterday easier In tone
and lcs, active. At tie stock Exchange there were
si.l.s OF 1000 blrrclS ~ 80 , cont, hrSS <
30 cent. The saics mt the Consolidated Exchange
were 2j.oo0 barr'Ls, with prices rising from 81 5-e
20 C9 cents. and then welding 70 81 la 81 IL
cents. n net loss ~ Ia cent.
Refined oil was unchanged at CAS- cents per cnl-
lon In barrels ard 20 cents IN CaSos. Foreign
enotatiorls WIRE: Antwerp. 1j 7-sal0 3-s francs
Bremen, c@O marks; London Lea > IS pence.
OIL CITY Jan. 5.-Nstonil Transit certificates opened
Gli.c highest OlA,r lowest Nl'sc closed ~ 81 &C.
sale 90 o0o bbs cen aace- G36ooo bbls; shipments.
Ico ooB bos; runs. O., ,iCi bb.s
i ft-b4-g Jan 5.-i'-tsJl,t.n dull National T aust
eo-tianat. opeued 0lisc closed at dl2c hirhes. o'
low ct. Bl2
Bradford Jan 5-Haconll Transit certificates opened
a. cltc; oo-ed at 81 nc; hzAest olse lowest Olhe.
CleasancOs Pa ooC bis
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

lN. J. Z 6 H. Z. +. Il. tO'' D.''VV' o. -,
trains I've iSi t. tNofth Ilver station New;Y9ik.
49, ,~d 20 minutes ,ail.cr from lot Jay-s1' =. l.
3,3O A. M.-Dsy for S~"hgfe klsn,,J; J;net,oa at,eanJ''
.ii nj Dal.y IOr Alba daily, except Suh-'y Non
,,.oo A. r.-p,lly for Newburs. Alhany. vueA: sysN
cyse 10 ,nesteF. Buffalo. Niagaia fs. D''0i@ nj
,,c,go, 6aly. escrpt sunday. for Albany and Utica
ln'' - M-Iaily, except sunday, 10! Ato"i,9,i.. c..
Eiv, j. mL6aly ;or albany. NcntrcAi' T. Yea syTa
o. rst Kochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fans 40rVho' Do
5oP M%DiCy f5r Albany. utea syrae1'si K%2chs: %
" puTIo Niagara Falls. Detroit tNeos0 Sp' bols'
Dal5 eScept saturday 10, Iofo!sH,ei;s p. NJ
AHyfti1ta M II HcHfS IS 'lO15 A. NJ ;l5. 30.
5s5 - 80 ~ ~, - ,r,s M N!acara Fa. Toronto. De-
. e, lits,ro s. lou, On all runeh t,,in',
w" For ko.-. timetables Fali.' lu ein.plns
20. sceomodaons Or Information apply a. "ef a h'9oa: &
iyn Se3 Washn gonst 20 ssHl 1sS ats BroadrSy
l4s Boweiy u fLM HER General Passenger Asese
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
GRAIN AND PRoDrCE UiEKErS
FEATURES OF NEW .Yo.g prA,IyGs.

FAILURES or NEW YORK DEALINGS
II wa, ~ - a you p.e-sc, come in when yol
can SOr; Of wheat market yesterday. Tie early
sales Indicated csin o: l-44I-e cent. ihc nrmness
growing ont of the cecTcasc of i..7a,GO0 bushels
~ tte amount passage which led 10 foreign buy
lns. Tan cane a slnwp caused by reaizing sales
and wcnaer cables an increase of l.4g0,oCO bu,leis
IN the Enel.sh .ibic -upply aad unusually E,svy
IL t'c Winter wheat belt an1 comparatively salau
,'aoo~ll octlTnces helped 10 wclkeE the situation
IH aNi!c, ard The aDs@ncr Of fnatsIfa! export
demand 70, SPOT Contributed % the heayine,> iaio
I"ir rti.-s nDied decline y! iIlaC - CcI:lu.e>
6r ~ o.r @h IT,. E',g r,ed,c5 9' WIN ey.y ys
ton toward the close. and the sc@ipcrs7 began -
y.,;-n. nc, 70 -f't.4 re. -; hnAi pn"e'
e;aoI.tG 20 about 3,9O"poJ bushels. Cash wheat
49, Com va, depr.s-ec carly On tns Increase u 1865
Wv Wv n-,h@.s u the AmoNt on i.-g &c - Europe. To-
II. ca5! a.,o wore heavy. rrico, dropped i-oGl-4
S-.r Du, a change ior the better followed and
ga cen, t0t aofe e 5Tsit 5 poat. re rc .S, H
amounted 70 l.lVU.p)O bushels. Cash lots we're lower
any. out endd s;"adcT. slippers t0oA l2-."OJ
"a weakened l47l2 cen: early With the oaer
cereals. bat closed rIcr CCvernc the latc lOl IN,
heihs epcca a.y strong Cash oats oD"Hcd lower. but
Lara va extremely dali ard weak. There were
sale Of ;o1 Heroes on tle spo and to arriy, par; Of
winch was .or export.
The final cNrOIts wc-e as follows:
Whcat-Janusry. S1 % l.; February. 81 o. "a I;
Narrh II OF -; May. ~ oJ 90; June. II % -.
>, c,,r5a-jm3naary ,i5 mIg y; T,5r"ary' 81 's March
oai.-Janaary, $G7-s; February, 81 5-s May
Lard -January. So 40; February, sc sc; March,
Tho r.c-pts OF grain and nonr reported yester-
were iollows Wheat. a.5.735 bushels: corn.
!37,7so bushels: oa's. l47,i75 Uushels toi'l gran,
ceso. Mlwaukce and It. Lo4i7. DE arrivals we=e ::
Wnsat e73,Glg bushels corn. 3S7.j79 bushels; 0lt~
22'o.dlo basLel, total e'-'n, 1.ol2,s2j bushels;
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. tSpecian.-For the fret time in sono
weeks wheat to-day showed bla energy. AIR
selling low 93's May rallied to .5's aad closed e.
g5. The crovc although bl.hly inclined Low, much
AFRAID t.t i q, fll.o sat. Pircs Wt.r heipci by the
deer pe pa age lu. tIe bull Impetus came ch.,ay
ii"n tn 'cfy Iaht receipts. MINNEAPOLIS, Duu g. Nm
Cfy and Chicago today rccyri thel Dyj car,
Nhcet. )G-t about the number u EneaPl> alone
cfEing a few weeks Com nrmer Iar.arv
sold 20, SS-.. and cs-,! 5S May from fI
70 +i. 1n1 q sod g: ~. Ic Arsu,>- uel;iy
60 N" or .f1ing ~ the DAY. receipts Than
pr cont aud % rt estimate, 3f cars. for WtCHcsiai
The AZ helped tOl b. c,nsccr4b. c0Ve.r4 4
local short. = cOuri cc1r1ut's again l!icrll
tn export bu,.ar-s rporI from tht aboari MONDAY
wa' over 10000 hu-inr. 4hrir a partial rally from
he '1fp decline suffered By oats N0n.ay: Nav ranged
fIoa 33a 70 ~ =, and co-ci 81 lA The estimated r.,
tript- for "Wednesday HgIt li50. Although ther,
r.rr fewer hocs. 200 than nNpc'el. rrcn. at the
Varf- u 10 crts lDwT iola' U prrcr ~
the ro0f suffered IT the clo.c pork showed +,
loss frr MONDAY night O.. 12L conts lfl of - crni.
~. 81 10 iirfgi Tucslay
~ cco. hoped tlwari thc decline.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
: FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland, and Des
q l.. i9 tnn.vs % .D1. ia IL '1r-,er But.
r.lo ana the West Fgttssile a9l prlnepa .o,I oiN
NAeI - ,or NsuCh Chunk aid lnt'rr.llIte lNuis.
- rn. south Panied ana al Nii"fhriat poM'-
- 80 D. II. FOR EHiia aud intermeaia'e points. char
ear % m of Tunhannock and intermediate points con
nec9n Reseing de ana X a all ntereda.s point.
$40 '. M for l. .ne b. Jqnci,o, end !r,ripal ih'sf'
ea.o 50 B'mHH d. rotsys and rsrafdais points Chair
Car 1 Pom nv ~ Maueh Chunk .ad Intermediate points,
c,So..ec,6n 10 Retdinc aud Harrisburg. 49,. ,
20 sc H. m for FIeuugton and all inerI9ediAe point.
,,, nd the Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and sus
peniiSnn easag al 40 a. NJ Il 80 p. m p and
40 a. m connect is al points IN NaaA0y AAa HAId'
ton coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 Ard II a. tor Mauch ChunS Hazelton Shenaa0ah
ana m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
280 D. m. or Geneva, Lyons. Emn. R9nhesNtd su sui.
pension Esero omce. 221 nr9pdEsay and check
Tne Newi & S6 Srk % ,srugS to eesmsaOn.
NEw-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Trains es,e , w. 70; t,dst at h, o. sc Maot akc
%lnaewasKa, ,ad MaIik.A Valley X H. st2io"s M.adia-
dale Scranton. Walton. Delhi Sidney Nof"d l.dine'io
Uuca. Rome. oneiea. oswego Detroit Chicago ana
Bis Csmgsen Hal Las Measas a9a MIN Nine.
waska Wsllnl valley stations had,etoTn bioVvhii VIvhi..
burgh' Eenviue, t.ilabuigh. HurleyVhe LlbefF WIN"
1900 T. ". Mddetown. = lhureh Liberty, ~
oteds eh oswcso Rochester N-aaTa Falls. Detroit chi
% sS Saspea.cn 1S Bridge DAILY. all other iains daily e1
sePs Pfu%sn s%ns set. saa eepnG car ss.s,
3Sssne%a y. q. ! Is zzsSsSxs Place. Nsw.YOrx. -
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
RECORDED MoRTGAGEs.


Nscht L.cor. to NJ Herman Grand-ss Chnson-'s
schutt, Peter 70 anna schuts & corner eous' anu
'StS ISyW Aaton 10 + Midolebsook, W Anen-st Hes
Cohen David. GCckec. lot 27S map Hd Rutgers
fnaal5t FehSa. to SAVING. Bank peianceyss
RoSs:' JoSe3S. to LeIin sherr,ss ssan;onst
Mandei George. \ Tsowhridse. e ohrysti.-s'
thompson John 10 O'Nei $ 2ethst. eth-ave
yresuost. Homer j. to Esuten W Ross, ct al, n 8
o-,h.t W Sth-sve 4 years, e54 500.
" Zimmerman, Justus Il, TO Jones, 2Ash'ss
"E5astb Hen.eh T. to Bender, No tsa Eas, leth-'t
Love EoHen' chsle Fuller. ., aSsh-' Of S'h
ilahSs1' Martin S Todd cernef +h'ave and
sc1.3hdns John - THE Guarantee and Trust Company
g ssth.st Q Of eth-ave 0 wears, $4,000.
weinberse;; s.nggP %, to Friedman 1s'avs OF
'''A;i Aadtrsoas % Mary Constable. IS 127:A-s'
OH DaI1ei, 70 II sturz corner 2d-sve and 12o'h'
81 oss.sl, o:siis 70 Terry. - 1l'sA''' Of s'A'
DyT , Eta p ?, e ss So5 Martin l0'-'' 'V''
' lew Aaron 70 + Midtlebrook, Allen-st, n Of
T1png -Edwaid 10 " HAN. Sons. eo,hss W of
Rsser &ichael 70 German Savings Bank, eeth-st
Talfo, Emile. 20 Euiigrant Indvs.nal Savings Bank
e. lstaTe u Of S4thst slo 900. N. ,.
" 3d.sye n o. s9th.s. I years 500 900.
Harris johanna, u " Isattner, Soth-s' OF Lex
ingtotAve. years. 60 600 - r-, ,eo., .. ~ =,
sehruttner, Catharine. 70 @ hochen loo'h-s' o'
Banks. Joseph H. to Harlem Savings Bank. 1esh-
Johnson Adoiph. % g r HaDlon. E Fofestsve' o'
157th-st. year. $500
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
9, UORT pOJrTC TO LONDON.

= N0EpDEUTsCHLI: LLOiD NAIL $. S.
Sf,V.YOFK SOUTHAMPTON. rREMFN.
sieamcrs al. from pcr- foot u - T. lIoboken.
FASI EX I'UESS sIEAALI-S
NJ ro. Ia - . n "a L DER Tue. Jan. 20. D. n,
.-i' ~ is, 10 M INILFR sat.Jan. 80 : N.
- 20, la a ii y ~. CRAVE. Ta-- Feb. > . a
F,.t ralJn as and upward berth second cabin. $50
q berth stc-rsgr a. low rpte~. n,.
OELEICHS < CO., 30. : Bo",hk hfteh.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
Ocean Steamers.

EDITERRANEAN LINE.
NI Exprrs, Passenger Steamer Service.
New.Yors y Genoa 4 ICE, then iieyen psya
NoTDDEC rsCHEk LLOYD s. Co.,
pIKELT HOUIE TO SOUTH or FRANCE.
RIVIERA. AND ITALY.
rouehinp Gibraltar. " land passengers to spain.
Avoiding Tie Northern Lltudes of Atantc. tho CnAnnei
- nG Long T.. x. Rides
Vera sat, Jan. g. p.rL werra. sat. Apr 3 2p.u-
Tuda at Ieb o pm tulda >at, Ayr. 10, pm
Wrrra Sat Ftb. -. pm W'fra-.sIt., May T. pm.
,..ssssc eioO sl:j or eJ5o berth. First Cabin.
Cl,.1 coSnt, lions for EGYPT by NORTHWESTERN
LLOYD STEAMERS Nov. snd sysry fortnight thcr,
si!ei iron. GEs9A 2 ISM ISMAiLiCAo "a Rowling a,.a
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
LLOYD S. :. co.

cAvANNiH LiNE-FOUR STEAMERS
to wlLkLY from Nsw Per 80 n II. foet OF spri1ss+
:. : KANsAs. CITY Wcdaassiay. Jan G. Sr a.
3 8 SAcoo5 Hff.,,'. ,sa,gr4sy JsnV,,y . sp y
,onnrcting win c. L. !; 4 Ga and s p & W w tor
al uo"ts In tfT0RGfA FLORIDA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
y, y, tXpAuH and LO'ISlANA. ubsvr ass't sceomnrrji.
Tirstcass table dE - Tor freight and passs-s
J. ~ HAsMAGEX. + Agt " WI u 3IiErr f., ef9 ws Ag'
"f r L. WALKER Agent Ocean steamship Co,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

There wcs good attendance at the Peal Estate Ex.
.,,aee yesterday and the properly oaercd solo Ndy.
p V Haraett & Co. offered No. $50 West Eighteenth.
. four.story and cellar brick tenement. with thrt s.
.,o,v tenement in the lot 25XS2 The property
"a. orerec close the estate OF the late John Endr
The bidcing ran from $4,000 up to sl0lC0. A. W.
KILLER the buyer
Thers we> a crowd az the stand Of James c. Ialo-
~hsn be offered by order Of the Supreme Court IN tsr.
son No lG3 urnfy-si. between Rutgers and Jc1erso3
Sss PROPERTY consists o. twostory end attic ana
mel; lrck dwelling producing rental o. ;, o. pcr anuj
,Ss lease expiring HeXt M,sy. The bidding STARTED at
va 900 and Ian up to sl3 900. NJ Solon on was tb.
SEysI The other sales wee 9ioNIneG
D., AZ the weekly sale OF stocks and bonds by r Y
qsrnett Co. the following sales vcre made: -
shares National SAo- and Leather Bank. sloO each,
''io shares National Park Bank. 500 each. 300
fi6 coo street Railway Co. mortgage nor
..t tonds cue 1914 lnteres charged purchaser, 9f
Is shsI IS Bank OF New.l ORR. flo0 each .3.l,
SO 900 City OF Lizlbeth per adjustment bonds
$4,000 Tennessee settlement cent bonds due 1913
esA - ~ - ...,s. . q - -
1872. , ,..,.., n, ~
IS 900 Alabama - bands. due 1905 lOil,
. 900 MONS ard Es,iN Railroad Irs mortgage Der
.en; bouds dS, l-l9 40.
I6 shares Ncw-Nolk, New-Hsyea ana Har;ford Rail-
900 so each. .2b's.
each, l=2e.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

New YORK. Tresd'y, Jan 8.
Tic following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-oay
q .: JrGerson-st lot 2lsN11; NJ solomon. $l33O0.
3 and s--ty buOlncS, with lot, No 45j We 18Th
q: n =. 40 II Of IU;h-ayc, lot 2jN92 A " Miller
Sue cf plot Of land. Nos lei 70 III Horato..t
corner Wcst.st, was adjourned 20 Jan .
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTi MORE AMI
WASHINGTON.


Tor PA.lad il..a a. ~ o, 'eV' 10 90. IL 80 a. m,
90 . 10 ~, W, ) 90 40. : 80 p H., u ~
nic1t ST DAIS ~ 10 80. II 80 a H. 80 ) 80.
~ . ad WSshlngton daily a: :Oo II 30 WITH
Di iHg Car, a H., j 80 30 DINING car. 90 b. H..
j. 10 night. -- - IN Am m : ,o p
=, n Il night Except saturday night Sundays u 80
zoo y. have conI-t toAs Tor lscad-
Ing IIarrishurr Fotf.fill~ &C.
-, i 20 80 J.. ~ l. II midnight except SatGciy
nirrt'. Srncay- 90 j. m =, ,-o
Tickets and Parorc,r sea;s can be procured ., H. i5
W., .5h.st Isf Ia. 12jth--t NewYork; Couttst.
eoy v"r ia, 10 ToninY viii ca for and cheek bag
r, - from hotel or rasidcnce.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
] APAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Francisco follows;
OCEANIC .. I've day January 70 , p m
GAELIC twill clll Ilonou!u rhursday Feb !, 3p NJ
BFLGlC tuesday Mach D. D. m
OCEANIC. .......-.....- THURSDAY, March a. 3 P H.
superbly rDpontsd-Superor accommodations.
To.arv.tions c, node hv letter telegram TO end
cabin plans oS7 and 3tS BrosdNly, NewYOik or
~ " LELAND STANFORD President
r H. GOODMAN. General Pa sengcr AgeH;
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
Railroads.

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and COrtIandt streets,
as collows:-
On and after JANUARY 4ih 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
'"D ~ Cyciad" s, sleep.@s and fari0r 0er''
Loai. dy. connects Is also S ior 'Is.,lo.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
io;Vo A. C.Apos-a eAc.ashely Of pullman Nesaegie
spd Observation car. Ir.,entn. d1,a.ii rpcri,.
.tH .:Hosiaahs s anf a2r9' a.. ',. ~.
yenercc- @. bone or 4ncc 1!ra..c ,, .,ato,ar "a
ieianapo.i' u 40 d. H., and Chicago IS a. n neN'
1T: LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
ZOO +. Va h, ..osa ye.tbe.e sizing c~r nm Nsw ,i
Cincinna eager ooach NewyYcs. to C5uTeus.
arrives Cincinnati i0:45 a. Ia. AID st. Ioa.' 80
THE coLrMnIAS EMPRESS.
po ne r. aai MiFm9n x'a SGe2 2s R.nF S
N,Seh,, IRON Ntw-York TO Chicago. Arrives ia ON''
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
65e T. M-s = n6aG >Ip9x tli TSwA 81. sn 70
aitSDi;g to l'4ohmond and C!c'so Af'e' At
GS1 D. in cn.'1co = HS ~ - net day sad = InS
oo =. n second morning Connects ior Toledo daily.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
cry "'aso. "a HcHYol S"t to Mefai. ya The hehsndoaa
Valley: arrives weekdays al Columbus 10 J.. H.,
Cleveland 35 p. next day. snd dnly a, Oni.11t'
and 'or Cleveland and Oolum1u, eNc'i, SltuFl:S
500 7. M.-Sh -neiG.1h Ne.y LAIf-s' win IAfouEn
4:3O T. .-Fsst Southern yprcss dalv with throrgh
sleeper = NewO elrs va HiohmOnd 0Hf Oanv 10 u H.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND TIE sol TIL
1910 4. NJ" Washington Limited Express" oi Ip.4.
man No>tOue IANol car, i'.Lh pi.l ~ ~ % ie'.
moro every weekday, arriving ln Washington 90
$50 P NJ" Congressional Limited" oi Pullman
Nestihu.e Psi- -or tsrs md Dii-OE uNi!, S! "a a. ',a-
=. ua. .rpSO Ofle eli % ~
Additional Express Trains; Il .-' @ : 30 80 aia
night. For Baltimore only. 90 j. 10. Sunday
Gl5 $50 and 30 a. IL, 80 ) 100 and 100 y. ~.
and l. u night
For JACKSONVILLE AND 1T. AUGUSTINE,
FLORIDA
Daily Q 30 a. n and 200 p. II.
Toy Atlantic City, oO y. II. weekday WITH 4hfouch
For Cape Nay 90 p ,yeek-dAy.: ,r,,,n,, co,.,
100 ,. m. weekday
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sylvaaa Lin i:eG Dning-ca and ~ no Wa-h!nFon
Limited. with pinast az arc u .oQ a. H. - 20 20
n 40 ard :CO =. ~. Sundays Express 10 20.
.60 80 C0 90 fimltc1' ,nd 10 500 a 900 800
30 800 80. % and = 20 j. n. and ! - night
hccou uo1ation 500 and .oV =. II.
For Time to ioea point, on the P>nnsyl
,aUlI "a loa. system CVNly a. t1r following IcAc.
orr ~, i35 sie aie "a broadway. A.tor Howe
500 Tu.tcn..t.. and R-'oNyn Annex station. ilot Z
Tulton-st ErooEyn; - lllcson-'i Hotofen' Station.
Tie HerYcrR Transfer Company VIZ ca FOR and check
'IHAs F. PyGH. J. r; WOOD
General Manager General Pas,s Agent
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
Glueical Jnetrumenis.

A ASSORTMENT OF secohd h,1d grand upright and
square pianos c: raEs. ia perfect conditiox
tly Warranted also number OF secondhand pianos
y. olDsr prou.iAer. Laasc.s very low prices.
WIN. KNABE CO..
1ss Jthavc 20th.st, Nev.fofk
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
CENTRAL T.. u. OF NEW-JERsE'

CENTRAL T.. 10. OF NJ EW.J EEssEf
TOOV OF LIELErY-ST. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of No'cLoer -eiA. le54' -
seraa.on' Io~eat irs5urs. Tsa?ua ro,.ye Sam
osin. hunbury Wllam'po!t on Sundays iof EAssea.
Nauch CnunG. wliAesD.ffs and scrla,oA-
90 30 m m sr i Is.oa a and &aSih chgnk On suna.y,
Eason, MA1sh ehunk s" H,ac a. chgak wkss.barr.
scranton Restng Harrisburg otisye Tan,Ng&s W. sh An.
okin. euabGIy. "-aiNs''." -Al01sh e0-'A " ""iiAn'
p' % p for Eastoo MAqes csgaH ~ Eoa%1s @ h.55,s
or suh{sy ia ioa Mageh chuak. 1amaqua. PSsss'
~ y H. Eas'3a Maa'h Chunk Resdng Harris.
81 :tss Es::ss go a. An'''sEP G.F n..aas H.n
80 p p1eiSn m; i0i - 30 90 IS m :oo 80.
t;g9 I %n;.rIs n; aas'a'i az 80 st6 1000 IL 80
-. o9 20 iS9oo5 II 30 D. ~. sS2d,y.o' 5S' 5ISS'
.99oo. o. 70 30 N, oo. 2l5' 400 $50. 90.
10 20 % i Tio1hd BROOK .. go GOO 90 46 $50 90
1000 30 o5 $40 P' q. 5o % o. Gi5 39 80 s2 o.
10 49, f5. 10 10 oO5o II 20 p H.. i ;l5 night
sqnaays ss5 % 90 ~ % 80. 90 100 1000 D. NJ nt
~ ~ 9S + ss & 4: 20 g. 90 ?SS 80 & 49, SSS
z:So 500. l5. 8 $50. a. o 90 10. 49, 7'o0i
52 So9 sq5as4 so 'l6 So y CO. sS no. mo-
II 20 n :o0 10. 400 30 co. :oo' 900. 10 90
IF For freehold AaAna, 20 Eighl,nd's .s 80 shs
4Ft,.ooSSo'd, / 900 a rn. 90 ?. n.
rs R'a !. D;n e. Lp Eth md POINT ss'' Z Ea
5ai11. E:c0' flo 90 -. ~. sund1ys except Ocean
''''7 anu FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 4:So - M 49, =, q =. 40 p H. 20 fsf.or s
eai, ore IuH On On 'tl Srnoav train. ~ ''''
II Toms river Baruesst ParL and Bsrnegat. 3o
Il For a. X.l.nte C City vneiand and nrds.on $50
IT5i MS2nP5na D p Beach and seaorsht a. $50. siS.
Ii Is a. H.. ! 30 : 90 4 20 p. Il.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

THE BOOZE. OF oPEN.AI SPORTS, octave, 500 pages.
ILLUSTRATED. The standard eutior1ty American
ar amusement Rule. ios sailing. swimming. ball play
ing shooting. horseback riding &c. &c. IN full 81 per
cory Published by The Tribune, NevYork. Entertain.
Ing and universally cempliisentcd By the press.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
; EW-YORK &: CUBA Nail Steamship Co.

NrEW-YORK {. CUBA Nail Steamship Co.
n pi,r> 10 and y. East River.
SATURDAY Steamers at j. M. and others at D. N
fcr Havana. Prosre,o, CaA pcche; FrOnteTa. LagdnA
iampl''' rrnNpsm snu ssgn vera CsSItna,., SIn,
Eass1u Ssni,sRo DE- Cuba Gusatanamo and Cienfuegos
SARAfOGA. Havana and Cardenas Wed. Jan. q.
c. or WASHINGTON. Hay. NIX. Ports.;;s sat. Jan z
e. OF ALEXANDRIA, Ifay. and Matan4 4as. Wed, Jan IL
NIfNTEi Havana aud Mexican Ports sat Jan. Is.
CIENFt' EGOS, Nassau, SANTIAGO de Cuba aDd .
This lpe nus drec: connection with and i-fcs through
m5 mseeSn ar '-Stril ( r. Co., Id aad the Monterey and
~ fcr .ul paicay,r,. ,reich, or pa..ace apply %
JAMES L. WARD & CO.. lib Wau-st.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

NNlAN LINE. L. s. and Royal Mail Steamers,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OE PARIS. WT!nc day. Jpnury g. 10 80 a. m
CITY or GFEI.N ,lnepilv. J-nr1if 20. 9.5O a. m
CITY OF CHESTER. Wcdnc~flv. January p, p N.
CITY OF CHICAGO .W,dde.day. February 8, 2 2. H.
Fior Pier g. Y T.. al dining Chr.stopher-.f- Ferry
F7.t tp5ln $50 and uuw1rt according T., steamer ana
location ~ room >-cord cabin. $40 and fN5 pr-n1id
s:5 Stecrlqe 500 GNT:RNAIlONALN y AVIGAIlCN
C-narL Arclia 0 BnML.n. At-.lu. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

VNHE L. S. & BRAZIL NAIL S. s. CO.-Fort-
nightly passenger service from Robert Pier brooklyn
:or SF THOMAS, MARTINIQUE. BARBADOS aud
BRAZILIAN PORTS.
: s. SEGURANCA.-.......S Saturt1y. January Q. D. IL
REDUCED RATES TO BARnAD0S.
PAUL, f. GERHARD & CO.. General Agents
70 Whltehal-st w-Xork.
THos COOK SONS. 20I and ..25 broadway.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-12
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id.

Monday, -APril IL 1892.
The a0eather this ageek rs
likely to De. dryer than last.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-12
THE FRIEND AND THE KALAKAUA
MONUMENT.

A correspondent in this morn
ing's issue criticizes the Friend
very severely on account of its
reference to the practice of the
Anglican Church here in admitting
kings to the communion without
regard to their personal life, and
also on account of its structures on
the character of the late King.
These criticisms do but scant jus
tice to our contemporary.
While it is desirable as rule to
avoid all injurious references to the
dead, yet there are occasions when
such references cannot well be
avoided, and when plain speech
becomes a plain duty. We believe
the present to be such an occasion.
If everyone in the community had
been willing to leave the memory
of King Kalakaua to be dissolved
by the silent processes of forgetful-
ness, it would have been possible