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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
KNOWLES STREET.

City Clerk g ONCE, January 25. 1892.
The committee who were, on the 18th day of Octo-
ber. 1891. appointed by the Board of Aldermen to
lay out Knowles street, from Cypress street to Alb
bott street, have made their report accompanied by
map.
All persons Interested are hereby notified 20 ap-
pear before said Board on THURSDAY, April n,
1892 at O'Clock II. NJ, IL they shall see cause, ana
be heard for or against receiving said report.
BY order Of the Board OF Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM l.. CLARKE,
fl-3tM CITY Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHESTNUT STREET.

City Clerks ONCE, January 25, 1892.
The committee who were on the l7th day of jan
nary 1852, appointed by the Board OF Aldermen TO
lay out Chestnut street, from Broad street to Point
street have made their report accompanied by a
map.
All persons interested are hereby notified TO ap-
pear before said Board on THURSDAY, April 81,
1892, at O'Clock p. NJ, IL they slall see cause and
be heard for against receiving said report.
BY order OF the Board Of Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM T.. CLARKE,
fl-3tM City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01

1t is understood that "Brigadier" Bren-
nan has promised Rhode Islands support
to Hill in his canvass for the Presidential
nomination. The Democrats of the State
should take notice and govern themselves
cordingly.-Pawtucket Times.
AS it is also understood that Honey of
Newport has pledged the Rhode Island
Democracy for Cleveland, the "Briga-
dier" and the Mayor will have to settle
any little differences arising from their
respective contracts to deliver the goods
they both think they own.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01

DO you wan, n free trip to Europe ?
Read all about IL on page =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01

The admirers of Senator Hill seem to
think there is something appropriate in
having the New York convention on Feb.
-. 1t will make Washington's birthday
also Hill political birthday, they think.
The coupling Of Hills name with that of
George Washington would be ludicrous il
it wasn't sad.-New Bedford Evening
journal.
II begins to look as if Washington's
birthday might be Hills political death
day,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01

Penuriousness is not a Rhode Island
characteristic. Once recognizing the need
or desirability OF a public improvement,
the people are wont to respond with rea-
House at the chief capital city, as much as
northern Rhode Islanders need county
seat at Woonsocket, and, as suggested,
there should be 40 unreasonable delay in
such needed Improvements w Woonsocket
Reporter.
There probably will be no unreasona-
BILE delay The whole State, with unim-
portant exceptions, favor building new
State House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01

THE CITY or pROvIDENCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01

Considerable is said about the city ad
vertising going to the lowest bidder
Really the lowest bid would he the Lowest
price per thousand copies sold to readers
Independent Citizen.
So it would be. and SO it was. The
NEWS offered it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-01

We wish to assure our Connecticut and
Massachusetts neighbors that there is no
immediate danger of the Ladd State House
being built at present so there is no need
of beginning action against us for tres
pass We understand there was some un-
easiness manifested after viewing the
enormous plans that the building might
Newport Mercury
Our contemporary has avery mercu-
rial disposition. but it is "no good as a
prophet. The State House will be built
and it will be beauty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19

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teIctng far steam cights concerned. Grain
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formulated 5lGd4 alec cubes. tssniaac; XA<X. 5'n
Size Mould 4. 4 eloat li;lec Diamond a. 5lo@
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80. 9 8 ii.leds ls;lsc 80: 10 SSa$3ej 10 H. 9I9
sTEAIlINE-Lard quiet city quoted at &c In hhds
and 7i4c in ties. Olecmlr garne quoted at Oedt2c
los SsSg a. and moderately active City quoted
TEA-Sales to-day by auction. 2,7s5 pk9s, Including
Moyune Young Hyson. 12iad34c GunpoNder, 2sdtoc
Imperial a2d26iac: Ping Suey GunIowder. 14a29Hc
Jaian: pan fred 19iac: Congou 1871 dc22c India and
Orange Pekoe, 5l4d22c: Oolong; Annoy. 15iadl0c
Farmosa 17i2dooc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot Of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table In eject Nav 49, 1880.
Trains leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia 400. 7.iJ. J.OV 1910. IIJO. a. M
with dining car, l30. .l5, $50. Win dining car 80
ioSb, ii 80 a. NJ. With dining cai. 100. $50. Wis
FOR Ba tinore snd Washington daily at BOO 119o
fNr Reading HafrisbnTg. Potts,le etc. at 7f5 a.
80 400 100 except POtssille 7.3o. except HARRISBURG
D. M IL Is night except sztnday ngi: SunGAYs 80
m;i 500 except iiarri,buIg; boo. except
fSiS hsh, roG supSag Icwtnrs and wam,pGr
Via Phi odelphla az 7.4j a. NJ. 100 100 ,. H.. f2l5
night. except Saturday night Sundays. j. m. l2i5
For Fnston 100 7l5 st5 a. m; l. 40. 5.45. 7so
sunday 80 lS NJ s eS Sa csSak 400
515 t. IS a NJ. 90 40; 80 40 D. III. to Allentown
For wiikesbArrc. piuston and Scranton. S.%o .. n.
Ir IIiqh Bfld.c l,afnch. and Lake Hopatcong. O. co.
q a a M 100. 40 y. "a. SUNDAYS 40 u -
Pcr Perth ADboy aud South Amboy. at 80. $50. si5
II - r. M. 40. 100. 40, JI5 01j, 100 p. m. sun
SOi Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 40 BIB. Ills
NJ. 80. 80, Gl1 D. M SUNDAYS. except Freehold
For Ped Bank Long Branch and points South Point
Plea SAINT 80. S.I5 l113 M; 100 t3f5 Red Bank
oniyl 100 20 O.15 y. sundays. except Grove
ard Aslmrv PARK. 300 a. m. 400 y. IN.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnerat Park and Barne.
For Xtlsntic CITY. vinelsnd and Brdge,on. 40 n
FOR Monmouth Beach, soabrieht and Highland Beach.
40 SIS, lll5 Il. M 100, Sho, Sesbrlph Express.
420 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ooFFEEBrazll c'ade on the sps: %er, Tode1 r.
scie 600 Rags No l. last evening 13c 600 babS cN
SAM nse deliveries 1000 bags No 6, isc Loo bags
,e. Nos and 1ls.c SEQ bags Sat tos, No =. H.
Mid grOwths rule firm Sales 800 bags Maracao9 aoo
n,on DEALINGS less active and the drift OF prizes
Ups somewhat errac At the outset; May advanced ~
HE improvement. however. subsequently lost On
salzne Later weakened and closed OdlO points
aver Havre gained OBJ frs on May while others werS
ether easier; Hamburg gained ac pfs Rio quiet YIN
rs Sd June o9s july 5ss August os , SgpS%pgo
SicsJ il 1901 good second 30 los) 10 800 eNchange
fprvate II 5-le receipts in Rio 5000 bags RIO eeat
Europe nothing RIO sock 1877 900 bags Rio %1 nSo
santos market quiet Good average Santos 10 so So
cleared from Santos MAY u steamship haley 1907 oo
s;s same time 1s9l 2,io6o 600 bags; same time 1890
is9e $50 900 bags same time 1891 Q, sSS 600 bags
sane time $780, 1924 900 bags. TOTAL sales here to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

n Abraham I,adore and wife To Mary l.. Bamum al.
Sis ' b'A'''' Of 'n''"'"'' years "'''s's'''
LIE Insurance Go. '2d-'t' OF stha'e' = year,
roSn James to Angelina Pclton. oi.t.s,, OF
iO hack sSsr t .,@C Am,tetamave Of reeh
RIn.wanFcr mym"9: and wife 70 neyallel Hertz. VS.
sscoc OF '-O"' '"u '''' property "o'
red o. r sse 'a T Ta G%a5,%''' and Trust Co.
c9an John and S to de- ASog' r%@a OF
Dc cn sGs w 9d Of s%@ w" months S '2 so Hyatt
Donovan. John J. 10 lIw ri ''usta''eon. I41th-st
tIsI: John, and VIE, 70 Alexander Brown, No i5c
I%e saT. and Of WOO to srcd - KsGp"' and
Tfisspcr. Nana 20 Irca eagc OU' Rycr
st. nrt OF farm OF Charles ncrran ! var. $1,000,
'@ sc ''S'S o. w ss W.T. w. %ss'' ana "'
and trust ScmIo",' cat Of i6thsyS $1,000
o%llor, Sst@aala G. Sgd VIZ % True g,rantcs
Grdias Anna H. and eGoec! +, Gll,ens Sayings
Knr.hccat, Manuel \. Joseph s.ckncy. " ; Md
L,r Jacob. aud VIII. 70 William i Amos : i5oth..t
N"l iI;@'y s, yaS,. -. as S5S ct al. Alex
and MKc s jaa to & a anaet md Trust Com
c i,a o, A%s,sla@p>G sl5eoG o.
ave- of a,G EGa" Ss mo poss F'ocCq o
Matthews. William J. and VIE, 70 Hattie Koltcs and
another Madison-O>c, " cor OF oJth-st 3 months,
MORTGAGES. 10000.
Quincy samuel. ct al to T. p Steers 10th ave
OF l2lth.st, 5000
I,am.cy William H. TO George Crawford, 3jth-st.
@ Of shave. demand. ~ OOa.
SqCief. Theodore \. 70 r NJ Jencks. 9oth-st, on
l1th-ayc. demand @23 800.
SOFT John q Washington Life Insurance Co..
lCad-st 9 Mallson-aye. years mortgages. $4,000
Schalck. Henry 10 the Bralreid quarry Co - al.
s1th-st Of ith.av" var, . mortgages. 500
Wilcox Frinkln A. to East River savings In-tituton,
n : l42i.st G Of AlcNand raNc year. $4,000.
wldlng. Georgr. To- T. Kcil Ist-ayc. n OF 77th-st.
moftcrers go, 900.
The Young Mens Christian Association t. Margaret T
cd H. s7thst, Of Shave | year. $4,000.
.Yoran Flank. tn Emm, THOMPSON. shave.
Fotdlam Landing Road. mortgage years F3, oG2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There was bull market at the Real Estate Exchange
Yesterday and nearly an the property put up brought
high prices. The most important sale was by Peter r.
Meyer for \. H. Muller Son, in partition. Tile first
property offered Nos. IS and 90 Broad st.. i've
story brownstonc building on lot 52xlO1. The
property produces present rental OF S1l1oo per
annum. The bidding from 100000 to S116,OoO
F. Der: Wssmann was the buyer. .,.. -,
No. 30 ierry-st, l. a basement brick dwelling OH
lot 2.xlO3. 1t sold Tor Sl2.jj 10 the same buyer,
The corner 10. .Gs. at Fourth-str 2lx5s rents Tor
buyer 40. 80, a similar property on a similar lot,
brought $4,000 from the same buyer. no. 80,
81 ns a Gm sam, s hve p' took ~St the adjoining
house no. 20, for %li.i0o and No. 27d went 10 f.
No. lis Wavery Place. three story and attic
brick building on loi 22xlO4 sold for Si9I o ~
in the twenty fourth Ward, 5oxiOO offered. 1t
sold for ~ $50 10 Timothy Donovan.. ,o ,.orrn,
$3.50.
The auctloneer offered No 1853 West Twelfth,
st., basement brick dwelling on lot ao1io3, I W.
bidding ran from $4,000 to $1,000. George ,on w;
Msillaid the buyer. Peter +. Meyer also offered
SS e on w c rnias r syeHy per
was bid IN on account OF the owner for Ut IT., Torv
sxts .reesiory G and basement bownsione house
held on an Aston len'chold, at IA GROUND rem ., Oh
ran from $500 TO s6,475 james Kyle a SONS
win Sos o J ga "a M ,o 4Ssat9 os ssns
an l.. were offered by X. V; Iisrneil 4 Co. Ths
PROPERTY Is held on II Moore lease al Brounu lrit
Of $500 per annun. The building la, from Sl''ooo
~ $1,000. Henry Oncrmln was the buyer
James l.. Wells offered plot In northumberland
forty cigth-si In the Tweniythrd Ward, near BROOK
ave Tne bidding rnn from $1,000 to $500. Charles
g.. Fritz was the buyer. The same auconeer offered
NO. 6u4 East one hundred-a forty elgtlst. near
Cortlandtavc 1t brought $1,000 from e. IL. Bauer:
William Kennedy offered under the direction OF
John H. Judge referee. casehod interest In NO
Clinton Place. The ground rent Is 5000 per annum
and taxes. The total rental produced by thc build
ing is $4,000 per annum. me bidding ran from
$1,000 TO $4,000. Patrick Fox was the buyer No:
20 West Washington Place Is three story and
basement brick building on lot 21Xoj The bidding
from Sl2.ODO 10 $1,000. b. Barnes was Tho
Luyc' Ascher Weinstcin ugit NJ. 44 West Fifty
scvcnthsr., tnrcc-,tory aud basement brOwn,ionc
dwelling lot I5XG2 for 1880. The rest OF
the property advertised was either adjourned Or with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
I. RE lines.

A SOLID TRAINS BE1WEEN NEw.YoRK AND
N CniGhGos VA CHACTAIQYA LAkE Or II.
-. kxMX OF MOUNTAINS. foREsTs AND
miSs;sr 5o' " FTs'f S'Ts::
dale. Scranton Binghamon. ElmIra Coming. Watkins
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati. st. Louis. Chicago and all
point. West Trains leave NewYST. foot g chs@bsI'
WESTERN DAY ENPHE>s.
n m A. NJ. Dpiy-Va Niagara Falls and Chat ,uons
S.UU Lake rarOr car New.Ycrk 70 buffalo sleetei
union station. except Sunday, for Monticello.
yE~TiBILED LIMITED.
8 m =. NJ DaIly-Sod train for Chicago via Chautau.
c.OO qua Lake with dining car " Chicago Sieepers
10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNrAIN EXPRESS.
. on y. NJ. except sunday-For Binshamton. Homes.
O.OU dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
O.sbU Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers 70
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
Pacific EXPRESS.
$40 ssa ,,.n osie.s hss and
ron PORT JERyI-.
WEE Z 20 . = r. ssS % : q = y
FOR NEwBURC
w EEK * Dt srsdsy.e, s's % ta 80 M '''
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
Al APPS AND TIME.rABLL-s may obtained from
Homes" describing vicinity Of Ne~-York, ''ChautAuaua
s SfnTsn ISD hHd
:ol anf - hSa?' Is, PfFeEs .I&
Company call. cheek. baggage from hotels sad
1e">'' D. /. RoBEKTs. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
Railroa0s.
NEw.YORIx. ONTARIOAND

NEW-IOKK. OMTARIO AND WEHTERN KAItWAY
Trains leave West +2d.st at 20 a. NJ. % min
ue earrcf foot Jay-si.) Lake MohOnk, Lake
Mnnewaska and Waikiki Valley H. r. stations; MIdd;e'
FaIisburch Liberty. Livingston Manor. Hancock, Carbon
dale Scranton Walton Delhi Sidney, Norwich Edmeston.
3,tJ T. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and MInne-
yaska Waikiki Valley stations Middleown blooming.
bureh Eenville. Fallsburgh Hurcyyile. LIBERTY, WhiO
Ave Livingston Manor.
1900 7. NJ. Middetown, Pittsburgh; Liberty Lily
Oneida oswego. Rochester Niagara Falls Deroit Chi:
eaoo West; Pullman Sceucrs; reclining chair car
nee 10 Suspen Ion Bridge Daily all other trains daily.
rxrrpt Sunday. ,- 49,.
obtaIned az 323 broadway New-York. j. c. ANDERSON.
a. r. A. SO Deavcrst.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
Railroa0s
RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interloc kingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets,

On anu aIteT lSfOo u snss HE MI" ~"' AC"~'
TIE FAST LINE.
300 A. M,pullmsn vs,bue Sleeping and Psslor Cars
ArT.es S,evsrnd 20 pos columbus 80 ana r.
hSui. M next day. co"Sse also FOR Toledo
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
aSS sss oSh % rHnss s
and Observation Cars. presenting hnsae. rpGI:sS
ssae set maid aid b a ell G the
veneRees Of home and ONCE Lighted BY aso 20 ana
Tndsnap9l' ;55 =; n; Chicago e''6 a. m. and St
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2,ee p. M.pullmen vestbule Sleeping Cars from New.
d FH tae aG Hnni pa Ss 'S X
lusso Arrives Cincinnati 10 as a. in and St. Louis
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
2oS and Ss Gs s9s HHnf s%Ss
ccachs. from Sew:Yors % Chicago. Arrives in Or
cage 3;l5 D. N. next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 =. M.-Pullnsn Vestibule Sleeping Car New-York
to Plttburg. st. Louis, Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland
s ss F,ssBa1s R % sh S S a tss.s
ssg':"a !, di e. 80 j. % fs%%1
ZOO second morning Connects for Toledo daily.
Pacific EXPRESS.
Isf s. q. car he
valley; arrives "eek,dsy. 4 Columbus. 7i5
S s St dey gnn s9a da a. n d
syss%d a1d SS.%Sq s sp%S' Sleep
sf e XsworlesRs H'fsvile and Knoxville Via Rich
'?S RfE gsSi SSei1fass - o'
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car 70 New-OreAh.
Ma Knoxville. Chattanooga and Birmingham.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1910 A. NJ" Washington Limited Express OF run.
G .% y'>Sqf 's' as seeidsS
SEQ r. esSional limited" of pullman pullman
70 on NJ n s:a ',Is ss''aa usual
A'HsS".' ns'ss.; s1:f,ss:$ % Sss9$
c iii and $40 a. M. 40 500 and 900 p M
70, Atlantic CIV so p. M weex-days with through
BUFFET Parlor Gers and Coaches.
For Cape May. 100 N. w"or dnvs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPIRES. 20 10. 100. 30. 90 $50 40 100 Penn
syivana Limited, with Dining Car. and 10 10 Westminster
Limited with Dning-Car and II 90 a, n.1 IL ~ ~
2:lO 300, $780, 100, 40. 3 90 q 100, $50 ;OO
and 100 D. M and II rs night ACCOMMODATION;
Gl5 80 900 40 100 Lnmited) and 10 90 a. NJ;
2 90 90 80: 200. GO 500 and . 90 p NJ and
For Time. Tables OF trains TO local points the PcnnSy
ONCE Sae hs aes 26i ss5 s9 oi and ss nIcsdway
R"tor House l2dst. and Gthave. 1874 East l2Th.st.
o0S West o5thst 251 Coumbnsave.. and foot OF Dcs-
brosses and Cortlandt sLs. COurtstr $50 Eultonst.
az broadway and Brooklyn Annex station loot OF l-
i"n.st Brooklyn; IS Hud.on-st.. Hoboken; Station,
;rc SewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
% n PTfGU J. X. WOOD.
(tnera Manager. Agent
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Countrp l)ropertp for Sale an0 60 Get

<,AIIFORNIA-itO acres fer sale in Bartlett Pear Bot
u nnc.t climate. sccn,Iy. and pure mountain water
Inquire H. j. GOETHE Sacantnto' Cal
I,OE SALE.-Tlcgan; country residence OF II rooms
st,,u heat nrrpiaces. modern cOnNcnlences; barns
aud oubudinrs 80 Gcrcs ol lana IN AVN gaiueh aiu
limiting bust society CollnsNile, coma trains daly
to New York will sold low for cash or paying o rs
pho.o of place and can be seen by Gazing on
n ID corr Attorney 81 Nassaust. \. Y For fuil par
'''"'''' i. SHELTON &C state.St. Hartford. Conn
NOR SAl.E-At u baigain, 200 acres. at IronN.ile
L W.,tchcstrr co hNc minutes walk from Bryn MnWr
station on the Northern Railroad, and quarter OF mile
from BronXvlllc station on the iariehi i'''Hoda W."
adapted 10 divide In city lots
j. K0MAINE BROWN & GO,
+, OR IIEA Mot OF ground of about sNty-ive acreS
beautifully sitafd Tucahoe. On the Harlem l.a.
ron.rtv n" The gonth Vctorin Park the north, and
tcIal.aya on the wc.t. APPLY on me premises or az
dress r. b. TNDERlIII.L IS East lOth-st, New-fork.
ADMINISTRATORS iE-sEA,
wi Tor sac-Inrge hOu>e and stable; exceptionally fine
land running the water house fully furnished
4" elegant place RNDkEW l.. PIERCE.
No. | neacon-st.. Boston, Mass.
vu,o RENT FOR THE SUMMER Beautiful country Our
uish ID home Fort Washington about acres morse,
carriages garden very easy or access terms nou-
rrir owner going abroad. Address NJ, 20 West lfthst
WHERE SHALL we SCMMERf-N Near this city on
w tie ocean frDat Lawrnee Beach. cottages for
getcme can to business daily and rest at this
beach. families not separated by distance; every
luxury without anaovanccs the most beav.fu ana de-
siale beach FOR homes on the Atlantic Coast excellent
hotel For full particulars address
PENJ. w HITCHCOCK.
~ Chambers-St. NcwYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUK-rhe en.iT NH, make. ruled ss
ssss' rs ss ?ssIs
s %sss b 5s1s; sss
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soTTHERN TLoURR Rules in buyers favor with =. fair
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contradictory eharaeteT Of , the
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md he R net sns tSE s y &
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covered moderate stimulated by ,Ss
ssns .s sposis Of iuHsSer I
had 20 SS % tn GSss Sn Dakota and Se
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talk Of financial troubles abroad and the foregn element ne,
81. n. r aP o iSssS sF9 Sns
session there there further rally on renewed buy
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a. e sS &s AND a so: T o
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19
Trains leave above station Via
LEHIGM VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

sl6 a. m 80 y. N. Sundays, $40 a. M, $50 p.
FOR EastOn, 100 =. 10 "a. Il 80, 2l5, 3t5, 3iA
73O y. N. Sundays. 90. SIS iD M; 40 80 p. m
For Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk, 100 Is
l23O, %, DO. 1So y. M; sundays, 200, D. 49,
For Haaeton. SIS a. m; 1890. 3.4o. 7.ao .. M Sun
day; e., s doo li q g. M,aSog p caal ,ec,oo
1890 54j D. SUNDAYS. s.l5. 100 a. ~.
For WllkesbarTc, PttstOn aud Scranton, SIS o. m.
1880, $40. 7.3o p. III. Sundays. except Scranton.
' For - Eimrs ss a. m; 1890 $50 D. m. Sundays,
Sl5 "a. 40 y. m
TICKETS plrIcr be procured 172 235
pol, 40. $50 $50 lao B~adway, ~ Murny.st. 81
Canal.st: 81 East Iih.st, 2Si Columbusayc. and SO
West I25thSt Sew-Yofk 1913 Westinghouse. 7oG Full
tn. st Brooklyn and "a BroAiway. williamsburg.
Wc-tco.t Exrfc- GO. VIII call oi aud check baggnge
from hotel or residence ~ destination.
A.. A. MCLEOD, T.. ~. HANCOCK,
Ffes't Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent