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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
COyGREGATIONAIs M FLORIDA.

Norwak, Fla, Jan. 1.-The Congregational Churches
Of jacksonville, Philips. Orange Park. Pomona Lake
Kerr and mtcrlachen met BY delegates with the Con
gregatonal Society of this place December 80. and
the ST. Johns River Conference Of Congregational
Churches was organized 1t is destined TO be an
instrument of much good and strength to the churches
in this part of Florida. on the same day the Rev.
\. D. Fuller who recently came here from New York
state. ordained minister Of the Congregational
Church. The ordination sermon by the Rev. +. r.
Fuller was Il strong. rich address. based on Jacobs
night of Wrestling with the angel on his return from
Iada,l.aram. The Rev. A. H. Misseldnc state Mis-
,jonary extended the right Land Of fellowship. The
charge to the minister gwen by the Rev =. F.
Gale superintendent of the American Home Mission
ary Society, and a model on its kind; and the
address to the people made by the Rev. W. d.
Erown of Intcrlachen. formerly of Gib"Tsvilc. Mass
PRAYER BY the Rev J. 5. Thrapp, Of Michigan, con
cludcd the services
The weather fine, typical Florida day Inc
only regret In connection that the services had to
be held I'm the church building Of the Baptist Society
which has kindly conceded It's to the Congre-a
toDaI society for the time being. Until the ColSrr
cionasts have a church building Of their own there
Mil be feeling Of hOmclessneSs and some inconVeh
icnCc.
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TONAWANDA.

The corporate limit o. Village Of Tonawsnd' j. DIV
fraction over two miles from the northern llhit' w VIZ
CITY Of Buf1lo The city ami village are conhoV"u pS
an electric railroad AMI h. several steam rTo'uS' anu !.
IS expected that the village VIII very soon become p' u
that city, The village advancing rapidly In wealth. anu
population. , <or.or,,
In 1870 rho assessed value OF It's real ana personal
prppcrty was s4 $50 In 1891 the assessed Naluc OF iI'
real and personal property was *35O0O0o Inc tN eN
IN 1890 was SIG 300 OF this. but Sll61 RENAMED I'M
Maid in 1901 and this by Of erroneous ana I'M
ronor assessments The tax levy in 1881 was eo'oV'
and is now being collected 10000 r..
The total indebtedness OF the village is *l26ooo for
,ht bonds wore issued construct perfect system OF
,b,t X now in successful operation. There Is no
other debt. A., .
Tho incubation 1880 was 3is3 BY the census
,,ko, Juv = 1901 the purpose OF securing free hSi
distribution in the village the population was FOUND TO Dc
7,C3l. A., ,r
mo bonds now offered for sale issued ioT the plr'
,o ~ purchasing the existing system OF watefworNs
r.i,hin the village and making extensive additions to ana
improvements Of the same
Arrangements being made TO pave many OF tho
s,rocts NJ the village during the coming srmner ms
VILLAGE with the nechboring and smaller village OF Norh
o,wands in the County OF Niagara is the largest lumber
market in the world There also lGrgr manufacturing
establishments and both villages thriving prosperous
places.
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RENTING COTT4GES ~ NEWPOE1.
A NUMBER ALREADY TAKEN FOR NEXT sLAeoN-
VISITORS OF THE WEEK.


Newport r. l.. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-The real estate
agents are snxousy the arrival Of cottage huh
cis number Of cottages have been rented thus iaT
and IL is claimed lis OF houses In the market
to-day smaller than it at the corresponding
season but will be task to beat the record made
last year Less than the usual amount OF building Is
The principal houses now being built are fo
w X. Vanderbilt Ogden Gocle: and Jarvis H. BusK all
New-York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Of New-fork. have
been here this inspecting the George Bancroft cot
tage, which they purchased a few months ago
Richard NJ. Hunt, New-York orchitect. has Dech
here his week.
John Austin has arrived at her cottage
Rhode Islsndavc
Charles Warren Lppitt, Of Providence has sold large
tract at Conanicut Park to Mrs Mary Ella Verne
gan, Of New-York
Cottage :ainments given during the week by
Mrs Hunter and by H. Carey who is 10 run public
coach and a pick of hounds The winter hunt VIII DC
a novelty here All expenses Of the hunt are to be
borne by Mr.. Carey who has taken up his permanent
residence. Mr. Carey is brother Of Madame de Steurs
Ms. w NJ Franklin n Orange, n. j. who owns
cottage beach. has made valuable donation 10
st. Georges Chapel.
In the death 4 Mrs. John w Ellis. Madame Outrey
and Edmund Warren, Newport loses three of her we'll
known summer residents The flag on the Newport Cub
Of which MIR. Wa member, was placed at nall
mast just a. :he received The parents
Of Madame Outrey who was the wife Of NJ Outrcy, the
French Minister America for several years. Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Russell. Of New.York. owned and occupied
Glover Patch cottage Oh Narlagansctt-ayc.
Miss Gamme, OF Providence, is CUES: Of Miss Flor.
Criswold and Mrs Douglass Giant. oil New YORK Is
visiting the Misses Hunter.
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ORDERS FOR DANCING.
From The London Special or.

We have already from tine to time been RECALLED
with accounts Of his efforts ~ set the German world
and even the European world. night IN larger ana more
important matters. and our admiration for his ent u-
2s has not been altogether untcmpered by amusement
at It's energetic expression. We have heard Oh l..
sermons sailors and his lessons - recruits. ana IL
has seemed a. Us that this same enthusiasm was SOM"
times rather too misplaced To be amusing in an I'm
peror But when hear that lie has taken upon MN
self to lmp"lvc the dancing OF the German Amy n,
well as Il, morale. really find that "lncre1iiltN
l. the safest word to express our feelings. Ana YET
from trustworthy accounts. Ii would appear ~ be p n
fecty true that the Emperor, having had reason u
notice certain incspactv TO dance among hl> omccra
At Potedam summoned the colonies Of the regiments
forming garrison at n place, and Informed them
that officers who could not dance would do well not
to frequent Court balls until they had learned - do
il properly . ,,, mon
ornl gh al wished make his world dance. ami
failed. His wife's receptions. for some reason or
other were uncOngenal h the youths under his com
mand and unfrcQuented by them. The general. a
strict nar,ine and the head Of college Of cadets was
lmpIudcnt enough 10 rcprOnch them with their short
coiuncs In th, matter and to demand a change IN
were assembled. the tramp, tramp. Of marching icet
vas heard upon the staircase: the door was thrown
open and there marched into the room whole corps
OF cadets with their Young officer al tlir head halted
and stood al attention. what l. the meaning OF
this shouted the general "rhc first corp, OF cadets.
10 dancing commanded. :" replied the youth. Salntng
ne though on paade. " Take them away screamed
The general beside himself with fury. Right about
face march - the calm and unmoveh answer ana
the cadets marched In the order as they had
entered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK At MIDDLETOWN
PoLIrlCAL-SEARCH LIGHTS FOR THE NAVY
SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS

Middletown Coan., Jan. 2S iSpecia,)-The Republicans
are still congntulstng themselves the clean sweep
they made city election last Monday. Mayor d.
Luther Briggs reelected by the majority
given 70 candidate for the once The other Republican
candidates. were also elected by good mxjorisies.
The Schuyler Electric Company who have the contracts
making the powerful search lights for the Navy
ncreased their force by seventy workmen and
are running their works till O'Clock at night This
increased activity il caused chiefly by orders the
United States for search lights and electrical
apparatus OF various knds
W. Henry Brainard and Miss Myrs A. Wilcox both Of
this city were married Wednesday BY the Rev W. g.
Fsnnell OF Mcrifen
The parish OF Holy Trinity Church at a meeting this
week voted unanimously to extend call to the Rev. f.
Csnysion Atchson Dr. Ronsfods senior assistant at St.
Georses Church. NewYork The salary is o. 900 year
and The Of the rectcry.
n. c. whttesey. formerly OF this city but who
has for years held United States Government
place Foo Chow China, has resigned his place owing
the revolutionary outbreaks In that He Ia
Hong Kong with his wife and her parents who
been in China for the past year.
Colonel II. X. Young. OF this city has been elected
chief Of stat General George NJ. Redway commanding
Officer OF the Patrisrchs Militant.
The Rev. +. NJ. North, who Is in the last year OF his
pastorats ct the Methodist Episcopal Church OF this city,
has received q call to the Church. Brooklyn
The annual concert and reception q the Crescent Club
wednesday evening was the successful in the his
tory Of the organization w. J. DAILY. Of New-York
Mrs ). g. Blirn and Miss Lizzie G. Ganney. Of New
Maven, assisted the club.
Portland feyrybost Brownstone diSabled last
week. owing high floating ice in the
the ferry company has no. thought IL
safe put boat The only Of crossing the
river for Ae Last been by Of railroad
tssins tie Air Line bridge
N Rev. 4. l. Stsne. ct one time Dsssr the South
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FOR A WORLDS FAIR INvESTIGATION.

1T IS ONLY FOR INFORMATION, HOWEVER, AND
NOT As A HOSTILE MEASURE.
Washington jan 23.-The subcommittee De
cencies, consisting Of Messrs. Sayers charmsn Hol-
man. O'Neil Mass. DinGley and henderson 0owal.
of the House Committee Appropriations VIII re
port to the full committee at ito regular meeting
Tuesday next in favor OF the adoption Of the Hender
resolution, providing for all investigation Of the
management OF the Worlds Fair at Chicago. The
resolution ss reported will contain some amendments,
designed to make the investigation more comprcheH-
sive and to enable the Government to all pos
sibe information relative tO the Exposition.
In view of the fact that Congress will be asked to
appropriate 5000 600 in aid Of the Exposition, IL Is
desired 20 ascertain just what hns hem done by tho
Exposition managers how the money heretofore spent
has been expended, and. far be stated what
IL is proposed TO do in the future. The resolution, 1t
is said is not conceived in spirit OF hostility 10 the
Exposition, but with the VI Of acquiring full light
the subject before Congressional action the pro
posed appropriation.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Corandt and Dcs-
bio-scs st.. a. follows:
a. m for Mauch Chunk ana intermediate points
a m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmlri Rochester Buf-
fao and the West fotsyle and principal local points.
chair ar 10 and Pullman Car Suspension Bridge
. A. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
IL /, m for south Plainned ami all ns rmcdiatc points
l. 80 D. ~ for Elmirl and informed ate points chair
- WIKI r-barr'
necton 20 Reading and Harrisburg
80 D. H. Bound Brook and all intermediate points
$40 D. for L. and b. Junction aud principal inter
med a.. uonts. Chair Car 10 l.. and Is. Junction.
80 y M for Posyilc and Intermediate poluts. Chair
: 20 D. NJ Tor Mauch Chunk AMI intermediate points
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
30 H. ~. for Pennington and all intermediate points
80 D. M. for Geneva. Lyons Emir Rochester Buff
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge
Trains leaving 1t $40 a. m. 10 80 p 1 p. and
$40 D. connect for all points in Mahanoy and Hazel
ton coal Regions ,...,. =. 49,.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II M Tor Manch Chunk lazelton, Shenandoah
and intermediate points.
10 D. III. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 H. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmiri, Rochester. Buff
fao aud Tie West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus
pension Bsidgc.
General Eastern ONCE, 235 Broadway
The New York Transfer Co will call for and check
baggage hotc or residence through TO destination
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WORLDS FAIR MANAGERS RECoNCILED.

THE DELAYED RULES FOR EXIT BITORS I7SUED
COLONEL DAVIS RECOGNIZED
Chicago, Jan. o3.-The reconciliation OF the differ
ences between Director General Davis OF the World
Fair and President Baker Of the local directory has
been ratified by the issue OF the delayed rules for ex
hbitors Az adopted, the rules explicitly recognize
Colonel Davis the chef executive officer Of the Ex-
position confirm the control Of exhibits by the depart
ment cies under the Director General and make the
officer OF the Nat0aa Commission the medium Of all
communication with exhibitors The rules provide that
the general reception OF articles at the Exposition
buildings shall begin November |. 1892. and that
no article SHALL lie admitted after April TO- 1893. space
not taken Possession Of by April l. 1893, will revert
TO the Director General for reassi cnment.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains leave Wat 42dst at :55 A. NJ. 10 mn.
ute, earlier from foot Jaystl. fo Lake Mohonk a.
MInnewasSl and Waikiki Valley r. X. staon, Ma ana
town no0mngLurgh Port JEWS Monticello ElenE.hsns
ie bursh Liberty Livingston Manor Mansoek ss,Ioa
Utica. Rome Oneida. oswego, Detroit, Chicago s"'
points West. 49,.
waska, Waikiki Valley stations MitdletoMn Boonnnnsr
burgh FenNile, Pittsburgh, Hurcyville. Liberty WIN"
IDke Livingston Manor. . rio
400 T. NJ, Middlctown. Pittsburgh, Liberty Ls'
ingsion Manor. RocAland Walton, Sidney, NorwNS1fc
Oieida, oswego. Rochc.Dr. Niagara Falls, Detroit ~
and We Pullman seeper, reclining chair car ~
to Suspension Bridge. DAILY all other trains daily eA
cept SUNDAY. ..,,As
Pullman drawing room and sleeping ear 6sedr Nx'
obtained at 1923 Broadway, New-York J. 9. ANDEkSo~s
g. p. A.. IL Exchange Place. New York
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CENTRAL IL. X. OF NEW.JERSEY

FOOT OF OF .I LiBEErY ISL ST, No BET ,.a RIvER
sss ss ssss1as Hs;ss ss;. g!
Ma.sS chgsei ys.:S,Iis ana sesnt0n'
% ana sdd
f''e 5 @.%1h az
nOkin san6ury Wia:,por Through couch to Williams
burg 81 S, Ss%s't s''slf @
On SUNDAY Tor Pastor M.ach chunck TamaQua P0's
' sa5 r % for EAstOn Maueh chunsx. Reading Harris.
burg wnkesbsrre, scranton. Tarnaqua. POttS'lle sA
''' ! 80 p M for Easton and Allentown.
S IS F. M Tor Esston, Mauch Chuncs, Reading. Harris
90 Fpcm I'm .s?s 700 sS No. 100 '
$50 FoI p ss on sasosys oS SIS Ar
90 80 80 AZ :, a 80 GO, 80 80 sss S
S S &C. $50 SO no. no. co. 80 5 S SH1 40 s
10 i%Ss so]$. T 80 49, &c. 'ss
snn s 80 Co 800 soV 90 . go %
s$ #!s SS A. At g GsS as$ 49, ~ Il:
sS zoe s g. 5 S@ 800 90 Hg SO ss q
night s%ndays 80 oe s 20 c6 yso Zoo 10 go se 10 %
?, For freehold and Atlantic Husbands a. 80 s.a
e. s:r, ,s'a J e.;
Grove and Asbury Park. 900 a m. ZOO p. M
FOR LAKEWOOD.
cars ara run train: leaving at Sis M, f'o s's'
For = Toms River BarnssM Park and Darncsat 49,
s ro, A Xii 80 civ 20 v StSsss and D. prdsn at q.
a. Eer Beach and sSsOrshs at $50. STA
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia ot4 80 LAS, 300 10 90 IL so M
night SUNDAYS. 200. 10 80, IL 80 M 80 S's"'
90 90 p. m. II ID night. - a., IN
For Baltimore and Washington daily al 100, IL 80 Ws
Dning Car m, 30. $50 Dining Car), 10 p %'
T. Is night. - - . =, IONS
M IL 10 night (excep saturday night sunday u ~
NJ $50 20. 90 p. have connections for Hsadins'
Harrisburg, lottsyll, Sc. $500, =. IA
For Sunbury and Wamspor via Philadelphia ~ ~
m. go 80 p. NJ II is midnight Except safura"
night, Sunday. o 90 D. m. $3.50, "a
Tickets and PaIorc seats can be procured at H. "a
IVES: i25h-st, 1874 Fast 25th.t.. NewYOrk coufIs''
$50 Fulton st. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn. ...s
New.Yo-K Transfer Company viii call for and chees
baggage from hotel or residence
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ever since the announcement made last winter that
tho author n Robert Esmer" had novel under
way expectation has been eager 70 know when II would
appcar and what title IL Was To bar. Mrs ward has
shown bcr-ef N be- writer o. Dcon5sta le gnius. Her
HIGH enthusiasm for the moral elevation hos
been At one the artistic npGls- that has guided her
ION Like George Eliot she has taught IL
that fiction from being merely superficial repr.sen
tton Of "a .sing situations and emotions may grsppe with
the or a,ss; problems and Dach noble truths
RrAcon.
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Congregational Church, this city. has died. IN San
Francisco. 49,
j. W. Collins chief OF the United States FISH 'oi'
mission is the guest Of A. H. Crittendcn oil Vls ivy
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. c. II. Il. Il. Co.. Lessce)
Trains leave t2d st. North River station. New York
follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jayst n r.
$3.50 A. NJ. -Daily for Neweurg Kingston. Albany ;
daily. except sunday. west OF Cocyman's Junction.
7hJ 4. VI. Daily for Albany; daily except sunday
Montreal.
1000 4. M.-Daily for Newburg Albany Utica SYRIA
cu'c. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Full; Detroit, Chi
caro; daily. except saturday. for Toronto.
I1,35 M-paiiy except sunday. for Albany and Utica
5.IJ P.@d.-Daily for Albany. Montreal, tea. syra-
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara E1l. Toronto De-
s:iJ =. M-Lsiiy for Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches
Ter buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago st Louis:
daily. except, saturday for TORONTO.
Nt,NBtfRG LOCALS %. 'lo:l5 A. NJ: Il rs 40
, 80 &c 80. II As T. NJ
trot lineage St. Louis on all through trains
Doily. Fer tickets timetables parlor and sleeping
lyn 1913 Washington st. 20 Fulton.it Annex office foot
futon-st; New York City 27i. 333 1855 Oi2 Broadway
1i3 Bowcry. y Park Place SO West l25th.st and at
stations. {. f. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
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A DyEETISEMENTs FOR THE NETWORK TRIB
"A uNE WILL 1E RECEIVED Al TIE UPTOWN
OF Flt Els No LBS Broadway, Thirty nr,t st
Lao broadway. corner 2dthst until D. M go Neat
twenty third 81 corner Sthaye I52 1853 Fourth
ave- corner tSnrtrem-s go ThiIdayc corner Forty.
seNeiti-"t U,b lhrd-ave., SiNty.hrst-st -ha
FirstNr 100 West Foty.second>t Loo Columb,, ava
LILO Nnthaye, cor; 12d st 90 Libertvst 81 Avenue
.hfthst NJ To p. and 200
rates " Ns"' ""ee
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NOW READY.
NEW NOVELS.

NOW READY.
NEW NOVELS.
Uniformly bound in Cloth si.0o eoeh.
MARIAN: OF TWENTY ONE DAYS.
BY Horace Victor.
A STRANGE ELOPEMENT.
BY w Clark Russell. illustrated.
MR. ISAACS. New Edition.
By +. Marion Crawford.
ROBBERY UNDER ARMS
BY Rolf Boldrewood.
ARNE. AND THE FISHER LAssIE-
BY Bjomsm.
THE BURNING OF ROME.
by A. J. Church, n. A. ILLUSTRATED.
TIM: STORY OF SCHOOL LIFE.
By New Writer.
CECILIA DE NOEL.
BY Lance Fslconer
BLANCHE, LADY FALAISE.
BY J. H. Shoithou.e.
LIES HANDICAP.
By Rudyard Kipllng.
THE WITCH OF PRAGUE.
BY +. Marion Crawford. illustrated.
MACMILLAN e. CO.,
liz FOURTH AVENUE, NETWORK.
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NJ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8. s. co.

RED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABI.LLO CURACAO
.DItO AND NAkNENlBO,
Pier 80. East River.
~. CARACAS ......... Saturday, January 30 | H. n,
IS VENEZIf Ella .......... Wednesday, Feb TO- / 10 n,
IS. Saturday, Feb 70. T. If
Thee American Steamships specially built for trade
have very superior accommodation, for passengers.
HOULTON BLISS BALLET
Tourists Agsts General Managers, II Wall.st
THOS COOK SON 20l and ,22o Broadway.
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Musical Instruction for both Sexes.

Musical Instruction for both Sexes
ID EMovED TO H. EAST lSTHST o,,.
~ NETWORK CoNsERvAToRY OF MUSIC
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ELoCUTIoN,
DRAWING and PAINTING
FOR f4th-st
Established 1S63-Chaftered 1869,
REMOVED 10 the ELEGANT BUILDING
BETWEEN 4TH.AvF: and IRVING PLACE
FIRST ORGANIZED AID BEST APPOINTED
MUSIC SCHOOL In the country
UNEQUALLED ADVANTAGES to BEGINNERS as
srrBsCRfPTioS BOOKS OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
The Emerson Piano Is used
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LONG ISLAND & EASTERN sTATESLINE
<LIN AND BOSTON.

NM UOSTUN.
Waterbury, New Britiin. Hartford Wlimontc Putnam
franklin and Providence
SOLID PULLMAN yESTIUCIED TRAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE
leave trooAyn (tlatbu>haSc Frunkln-aVa Stations
L. l. H. ~ II :0j. and Long Island CITY II 10 D. m
Corr spending train returning ~ " "
Tickets and Slecplng.car bcrths secured In New.York
foot last 3thst II, 26 353 AS $50. 1lt0 and 1918
broadway Hrooklin. 1873 Fulton-st. i07 broadway.
Long Islam FNbrrS calls for and checks baggage from
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Railroads..

The Scenic Line to the west
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, fOot o'
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt Streets
as fOllOws:-
On and nfter JANUARY 18th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
| 300 4. M.-Pumln vestbue Sleeping and Parior 0er'
,rry.s Cleveland % a. M Go9m a ,a' and st
Indianapolis IL 40 a. M Chcaso 70 s.o for Toledo
except a;DS1, s sat- d w. "SN' WY ''''@
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
10000 M.-Lompoed exclusively Of pullman tsse nE,n
and 0bsea'on Car Presng stb n1Sne'' for Sos
ladies' maid library and all tns G aa
movable electric lights Arrives Cincinnati 6:4o a. m:
indianapolis II 40 a. m and Chicago 9;'' a. III" "'N
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
300 r. Pullman Yetbue Sleeping car iTS nmi onc
dafnaot eoaeh Se%YS2rs to GSs%9gss Sc
Arrives Cincinnati 10 40 a. M, ana d. LOUIS '"N
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
POO asa %G sf'ss Reps
CoachsS 1 from Nsw.Y9rk to Chicago Arrives In Chi
cogo 1913 y. IN. next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r rgImsn yestibule Sleeping car CISycIaSs
and rtgrs Kch@Gna and Chicago H H,nsIoo1 q
81 e ( Ts.ss 5sy
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. M-Pulhnan Buffet Sleeping Car New-fork %
Chicago. New-York to Memphis via the Shchahuot'
Valley; arrives weekdays at Columbus 10 g. 49,,
a. m second morning. Connects for Toedo daily
and for Cleveland and Columbus except SATURDAY.
BUFFET Sleeper 70 New-Orleans 49, ,.. .s,.u,,
4i3O r. M.-fAst southern Express daily WIN tnic"4n
sleeper New Orleans via Richmond ami DanVe ~ W.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1910 L%'te yeI EfDre''p . Of Ps
Coaches DinncCar 10 Baltimore every weekday. ar
Iyns ~ Wa.hneton 80 T. ,mi.,,,.,, ., Pullman
Vc,tbus Par0r Cars and DiningCar daily arriving
Washington SO p n; :? , Gxt, "a, tser beyond u''o
Pullman Gharse. on either O. she's o. 40 30 and
ii 90 a. M 10 80, 100 and 90 and IL 10
night. For Baltimore only, ! 90 p n o Sundey'
G1j 30 and 80 @. m, 80 800 ana w p. M
and II 10 night
For JACKSONVILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
Daily o 80 a m. . 90 D. m. and H. rs midnight.
.:Fforidn Spccin," Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays
For Atlantic City and Browns Msn .ths.Plnes 100
p. weekdays, with Through Day Coaches
For Cape May, 1 90 p. m. week DAYS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENprcss 20 20 80, 100. 80 90 90 Penn
sylysna Limited with Dining Car. and 10 10 Wesni9to
Limited with Dining ar and IL 90 a. M l2 Rd .uvi
90 p. ~ aud II rs night Accommodatlon II 10 a.
rn $40 and 90 p m. SUNDAYS, EApre~s o ID ~
9oo 2SO qomo Limte and 20 o0 IN a. 90 ng It,
For Time Of trains local points IN tho Pennsy
vanla RAJ road system. apply at The following Ickee
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt sts Corst.;
$50 Fulton.st. and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF
tuiton-s Brooklyn; 40 Hudson'st hoooKeh o''''o"
The Sew.fork Transfer Company viii call for ard check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 ESTIMATION
General Manager. General Pas,'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

- HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NEW H6hk EE3}rFfhlM Tf5Rf BRkMkSs.
Steamer, sail from piers foot of ~ st.. liobokon
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
HAvEL, Tue.J'n ~. pm EMS, sat. Feb. G. 1 p. M
TRAVE Tues Feb. . IAN. IiLBE. sat. Feb TO- a. M
Fir.t cabin f75 and upward bertn; second cabin s;O
n berth; Stcr,.c at low rates. ' Wv
OELRICHS 4 co. No. . bowling Green.