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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-09
uuMMoNs.-1N THE DISTRICT COURT OF

y the First judicial district Of the state Of
Montana. in and for the county of Lewis and
Isaac Hamburger, plaintiff, VIZ. l.. N. Shepard.
NJ. T Shepard and James Chalmers, defendants.
The state q Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
OF the state ct Montana, in and for the county Of
Lewis, and, Clarke. and to answer the complaint
filed therein; within ton days EXCLUSIVE Or the day
OF servlce) after the service o / you OF this sum-
mons, if servcd within this county,: or. il served
ont OF this county, but in this district, within
Judgment BY default viii" be taken against you
acGording, to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought for the purpose OF
plaintiff and against tho defendants cancelling
ana snn1lllng a osrtain contract or bond for =
%plsintiif to, The defendants NJ. i. shepard &c and and
Wherein and whereby, this plaintiff contracted
~: e, Shepard and James Chalmers. those Ger
tam lots. pieces or parcels Of land, situate in
the county suIn1ty OF teYSis and Clarke state Of Mon =
y sad . n : h lssi " iss. IN the i syndic4 t. addition ID
defendants M. !. shepard and James Chalmers
have faiiea and refused to comply with the terms
and conditions OF said contract or bond for .
deed: also for the purpose Of obtaining adecree
OF this court enjoinine the defendants and each
of them and all persons claiming under thsm or
to claim under them from asserting any claim to
said property or any part thereof under said
bond or contract; and for such other relief Is in
equity and good conscience this plaintiff may ts
entitled; and for costs OF suit
And You are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear and an twer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will enter your default
and apply to the court for the relief demanded
in tho complaint.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of tho dis
trict court OF the first judicial district OF the
stnta Of Montana, In and for the
- county Of LOWS aud Clarke,
Seal First this 18th day of March, In the
Jud. Dist. year OF orr lard ono thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety.two,
@--r JOHN BEAN, Clerk,
BY II. G. FIREMAN. Deputy Glork.
Mcconnell. Glayborc i Gum, attorneys fos
plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-09


Christian, and that he underneath his
.Episcopaoy is a Christian. it makes US onp
great double reinforced man. That, in my
opinion. is the whole doctrine of Christian
cooperation. It is the only chance We
have of redeeming the world or Of saving
our W town. If this city is going to be
captured it has got to be captured in the
name Of the Lord. and not in the name of
the Presbyterian churoh-nor in the name of
any other church.
There ID no way of inducing q man to
open the door of HIS heart except by work
ing at the bell pull OF kind offices. People
will love us if we love them, provided We 20
to sacrifice enough to show them that We
are not shamming. The ph,lanthropist
proceeds in that way in order to open the
door Of his neighbours heart. The ~evan9el-
ist has to proceed in that way in order to
get the door of his neighbours heart open.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-09

- = Q . . . II y Ats
Lines OF latitude and longitude are the
sheerest accident in the case. Fifth ave-
nue., Third avenue, Cherry Hill, Baltimore,
st. Louis, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, the
highlands of mid-Africa, your next door
nelghbor or an antipodal Chinaman ia a
geographical distribution which has really
no relevancy to the imminent parts of the
matter or the structure process of it. auy
more thar methods of gravitation or prin-
clples of mathematics require to be pradu-
ated TO distances north or south of the
equator, or east and west of Greenwich.
l DO not say that we are responsible for the
salvation OF all lost people, but I do say
tnas VS. are responsible for trying to save
them, and the expediences God would have
ne to that end are distinctly set forth.
as distinctly as the expediences necessary for
the rescue of a man that is drowning. If n
man is drowned before my eyes, and / raiae
no finger to save him, however culpable ha
may have been for falling into the water. +
also am guilty of his death. And if a man
before my eyes goes down to death in the
more dreadful sense of the word and I have
raised no finger to save him. l will be
doomed to q sorer retrihution than he, and
to a hell that is more tormenting. l deserve
1t. With Q live conscience in me, an open
word before me and the divine spirit egiow
in my heart. / declare before God that /
would take the doom of the damned i'm
penitent before I would takc the award of
the professed convert who clutches the hand
of Christ, in bloodcurdling Indifference to
the gasping, struggling soulsthat are every
where about us. It il Fl solemn thing to
die. but it seems to me, in view of the grea,
work laid out for myself and Others, 9
more solemn thing to live. in view of what
We can make our life to be in the way OF
rescninR and in view of What we can fail Of
making our life to be.
II, for instance, We are very anxious &c
save she Hottentots, it never occurs to us
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DOWN INTO THE SLUMS
Dr.. Parkhurst Justifies His Recent
Tour in the Byways Of
Sin.
Take the Missionaries to the
Heather, and not the Re-
verse Process.
Any Man Who Is Too Holy for This Good
Work Has No Business In the
Ministry.
Written for The HELENA INDEPENDENT

IsCRI +
n of
evangeliza-
tic tic
homo a d
foreign work
into work in
N g W York
and
on remote
,-l
continents is
only for con-
venienoe of
thought and
designa ton,
but is not
grounded in
any distinc-
ton that is
inherent and
9 s 8 @ n tial.
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Opportunity

Opportunity.
Master of human destiny an I,
Fame. love and fortune on my footsteps
wait,
Cities and fields T walk. I penetrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing by
Howell II mart and palace, soon or late
KNOCK unbidden once at every gate.
If sleeping, wake; if f~easting rise before
] turn away. 1t is the hour of state
And they who follow me reach every state
Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt or hest
tate
Condemned to failure, perjury and woe
Seek me in vain and uselessly implore;
anawer not, and I return no more.
Jno. j. lNaAIIs.
But fail ye not in this respect.
Seize every opportunity to travel
Over the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway.
This is the advice of
GEO. II. HEAFFonp.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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$500 Rewardl

Liver Complaint, dyspepsia. Sick llendaeIse'' In b.
digestion, Cnnstipatien or Cohtiysness wa can
not cnro with Vests Vegetable Live Pills. Wien
Inc directions are strictly complisa with, ihag
arc purely vegetable, and never fail to aive sn,ia.
Iactlon, sugar Coated. Large boxes, 25 cents
beWtfe OF eounterteits and limitations. The
genuine sold by IL. Nj. Parchen & Co., Helena
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GMC*RM
Arntea salve.

Tho best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tetter, ehapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin sruptions, and positively
cures piles or no cay required. It is guar
antssd to give perfect Subtraction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents psr box. For
sale By Z. 4. Hale i Co.
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Leaves Helena daily at lilo a. m. and is
palace. dining and sleeping cars and free
~colonist slespers. Cheap one-way, also
round trip tickets on sale at city ticket
Office. No. 6 North Main street.
b. H. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
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u nov ana Comp1ete Treatment, consisting Of
Suppoaitories, Ointment in apsnles, also In
ternal, Blind Or Bleeding. Itching, Chronic Re-
cent OF r., Hereditary Piles, and many other dis
easos ana Istnsie Weaknesses; it ia always a great
q : medical cure rendering an operation with
the knife unnecessary hereafter. This RemaIy
$s; cont by mail. Why suffer from this terpihIe
disease when a written guarantee is 1os;tiyeiy
slvsa W.T. uaa 9 boxes. 70 refund the money II not
issned BY II. NJ. parchen d CO., drngeisia. snle
agents, Helena. Mont. 't a1o
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BoNDs.-NoTICE is
- hereby given that pursuant to IN election
held Of tho qualified e%lectora Of the Neihart
tana, on the 26th day Of October. 1891, 1t which
euthorizs tbs %trastes. Of said sohool district to
bond said district for the sum OF FIVE thousand
trict viii, On the nth day Of April. 1882, At noon.
%sass se1' e.u 1aas 4 M%o mt aah0 to sci n11's 200 ee worth
of bonds Of said school district, said bonds to
RON for (1O) ten years and to BE- sold for not lesa
than par value and interest not to exceed ~
s sgsSa y IT? The p trustees saesf Il .fesis.i P' sehael ae dis.
triot reserve the right to reject ny q a bids.
u y. Il 4. fhdSS
W. d. GRAHAM. School Clerk.
B1ps wANTEp-Ton THE CONSTRUCTION
Ing It the Worlds exposition. Chi
Plans, specifications and details can be seen at
Office OF secretary, Helena, Mont.
Galbraith d Fuller. Missouls, Mont.
Ga!braith d Fuller. Livingston, Mont
Builders exchange, Chicago. Ill.
Al bida must be accompanied BY q certified
The board Of Worlds fair managers. reserve
the right to reject any and sll bids.
All bids mast be fled in the Office of tho Sec
rotary On or before 70 o'clock noon Of Friday.
JAS. &. RAMSAY, Secretary,
Rooms 81 and IS, MontAna National Bank
Building. Helena, Mont.
GALBRAITH d FULLER,
Superintendent Architects.
pRoPosALs.;-sEALED BIDS ARE IN.
= vited Tor the construction of a diamond
shaped pier, filed with rock, eight feet wide in
center and twenty feet long, with cross ties in
same eighteen inches apart, under the west end
born river; also ) fifty foot span, with truss
supports, the same height as the present bridge,
to have the same numb of s%tringers and Of the
ment under west end of span. filled with stone;
also to remove whatever Instructions now exist
to the free passage OF water. Bidders to submit
plans and specifications of tho work, the county
reserving the right to reject any or all bids.
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, to be re-.
ceived until 10 q. M. Tuesday, April IL, 1892.
By order Of tho Board.
J. s. TooKER, Clerk.
Helena, Mont, March IL. 1892.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and Des
bros>cs SIS. follows:
a. FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
$40 a for Geneva, Lyons, Elmirs Rochester Buf
tao and the West. fotsLe and principal local points
a. H. Tor Mauch Chunk and mtetencdat points
IL D. M for south Plomtclu ami all Intermediate points
IL 80 D. m. Elmiri and intermediate points chair
Wlkcsbarrc.
d. M for Iunkhannock and intermediate poin Is, con-
nection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
d. m Bound lr ok and all intermediates points
$40 D. Tor g. sud b Junction and principal Inter
mediate POINTS. Chai- Car 10 l.. and Il. June ton.
80 D. FOR potts;ile aud intermediate points. Chair
Car 10 PottsVille. . go
g 20 p IN FOR Mauch Chunk AMI intermediate points
Connection 10 Reading ard Harrisburg
d. III. for Pennington all intermediate points
30 ID. m. Geneva. Lyons, Emir Rochester. But
falo and the West pullman Sleeper Lyon, and Sus
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving at 10 a. 10 80 D. M, y. m and
$40 y connect iOg all points In MahanOy and Hazel
ton coal regions. - - -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL for M9uch Chunk, a2elton, Shenandoah
aud lnt.r,aediate points
as p. m FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 y. for Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buff
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper 20 Lyons and Sis
pension Bridge.
tSeisra Eastern ONCE. 235 Droadway
The New. York Transfer Co. viii call for and chec:
baggage from hotel residence through 10 destination
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prcnRnEp MORTGAGES.

Andrcvs Tnrane'h F.. 70 Matilda Cuiycrs ISL
'N"%anirf iisrycy to ] " wiit,comb. No SO West
Fowler Everett H. to Samuel Cohn. = i0ist-st o
Fr.nklln Morris =, George l. Kna.lsnd and ano, 3,
ncrz' 2usn.ta. 70 a T. Mycr. c5,hst. 7thove.
Korth. FREDERICK W to o Korth. W Doc'tursve'
KooInan John C. and WHO. Harlem Cooperative
building aud Loan Association. 11lst-st llthhNe'
demand. 5000. c,..,,..
~ " Gresnwich+,. 3 y"ars. 1900
Mathews. Robert II. and wife. 20 Sogmund 'ohh.
l1othst g ith-aV~ moaths. 81 "p ,,,,
Morell Roy Felix Richard Deeves, . Mulberry
~ u Canast, notes. $4,000.
Mclrowit, Ignatr and sno. 20 Ratharns Iochinann.
Hourton-st u . bet Asenuee G and ~. years, $500
Moore Hiram NJ and wife TO Idlson General Electric
Company, MonhRttan.aye. ll4th-st, indictments.
fl4s1
Otnger Marx ct a. to Isssc Doll. Of Goth-st q
S.hn YEAR, 90 COO. -
Ross Ssrutl. and wife N Chorles Wohensten. n OF
75tb.st Of Iarkay" years. sl3Ucc.
IAuer. Frederick ", It al 20 GecrS J. Howard. Madl
SPIEL Bertha u Clarence DOrsett Of Forcatave. n
Of C0darst demand, sll5.
SCHUYLER Gerald l.. and wife to James d McEpte.
West Fndave. " cor Of S8a~s.. months. 5000
Vhn CleS". Jane. 20 WILTON ormiton. Of lfos-st.
q Nottavc dfnanf, 1880. ...,
Same u sane. - li9'h-st. W Of Mottsvc sloool
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
EOYAL BLUE LINE.

w IN. Y. L. & IL. Il. Il. Co., Lessce)
Trains leave i2d st. (NoFh River station, New'for~
~ follows. and 20 minutes earlier from foot Joyt ~ NJ
$3.50 A. M.-Daily for NewbuFg. Kingston, Aloahy'
DAILY. except SUNDAY, west CT Coeymane Junct.on
Montreal. o..
A"U v ~ nnS, Sp,nss;. "ha Detroit CHI
cago; daIy. except saturday. Tor Toronto. mt.
1888 \. M.Dalh except Sunday for Albany ana oues'
APO M.-bbeily except sunday FOR Aioi n.y., svr<
.u,.. Soenester; Buffalo. Niagara Fal' Toronto "
sis r. Vi. HD,iiv Tor Albany Utica Syracuse Rochee
tr, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago. - Loaoe
daily, except saturday. for Toronto. .
NEWBURG LOCALE :25, 10 rs A. NJ; Il I5, f;Ns
35 20 80, III as l., NJ. ~
Slespng ears Tor Bun,lo. NIac,rs Fal, Toronto DO
Daily For tickets timetables parlcr and slsepins
yn asS ws,hngton 72o rul,Sn;st Annss Snss rsSs
las Boweyv 10 park place IS West l2sth.st. and .
aiAkonA @. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger AsenA
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Geatbers.

a MEXICAN foreign professors teachers, tutors,
n governesses OF all branches supplied UNIVERSITIES
families Circular schools 10 parents
Modem languages spoken. MIRIAM COY KlEKL, BOOK
building 100 oth-aVe.. corner ?Oth,t
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY.
"A supplies Professor, Teachers Tutors, 9overnesssA
&C.. 70 Colleges. Schools and Eamilics Apply 70
Mr.. NJ J. YoUNdFULIoN 70 Union hsuars
ID FST TEACHERS supplied for all branches. In any
ID loe4lty. 40 FEE for registration. Fofn Tor stamp
z. v. HtYSSOOS. American School bureau w ifh.ss
NOR A PRIV ATT. TUrOI; recommended by well-knowa
families aud specially successful IN preparing bo;s f1r
college address Yale University Box T. rs Bro1dway
rNHF FISK Teachers Agencies -NewYofk Boston; CHI
| raco Los Angeles So. 1900 positions filed. II. J..
CROCKER. y. Y. Manager Lincoln Blde Mon 80
w ANTED.-Grrman governess, with French tor one
w Young lady: city family. MIRIAM COfHlFRE,
Boo: building, 100 f1f:haNe.. cor 20th-st
xVANTED-Two lady teachers for two unusual opportun-
w tos invest city schools One an Eplscopallan
is desired MIRIAM COYRlERE. Book Building 100
F-7.avc.. coecr 20th.st.
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e. RTE LINES,

- SOLID TRAINS bETWEEN NEw.YoRK AMI
cHiGAG9 M cHAgTIAST29HYAN IKE NE 9 PtS a.
Ga KAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route to Passaic Pa.eeson Tuxedo. Newbure.
daic. scran,On,. Binghamton. Eims. Corning Watkins
uo-nelsvlls BTrao Niagara Fails Toronto. chsntaGqua
Ls G.'s s%s s LSI foot Sa;SS anf all
st. as follow minutes earlier from West 23d-st
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
9.UU Lake. ParlOr ca, NeW:YOrA to Buaslo sleeper
union station. except sunday for Monticello.
vE-TIBULED LIMITED.
q M p NJ Dally-Soh train for Chicago. Via Chaurau.
o.UU qua LAKE with dining car 20 Chicago sieeper'
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
. on p NJ. cAcep, sunday-For Binghsmton, Honesdas
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
q on p NJ. Dally-sold train 20 Chicago via Niagara
O.OU Falls AID Gnnd Trunk Hallway sleopers to
Buffalo Rochester, Toronto and ChlcaSo
Pacific EXPRESS.
n on T. NJ Daily-Nia Chautauqua lake and Niagara
S.')U rails Sold train to Chicago Siecpers to Buffalo.
chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WjEgsJy Dh n.y. 80 g P r. q 30 - H. b. p 30
D. ID. sundays-9 a. M. p. m. $50 D. H., $3.50 y. IN
FOX NEWBURG.
xarEEK pAYS-9 a. m, as D. M, 4:s5 D. m, O 80
w D. M sundays-9a a. M. y. NJ. 80 y. III.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND TIMETABLES may b. obtained from
MI ticket Offices. Also copies OF summer Homes" con.
taning select Net Of hotels and boarding houses Suburban
TI,ICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
l tOi,. 81 snd 9oI broadway. Chambers and West
ioS broadway Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson
COMPANY calls Tor ana checks baggage fiom hotels and resi-.
b. 1. ROBERTs, General Passenger Agent.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

ZOO Or LisEkrY 81, NoAiH KI'li.
40 Time s a'S 4s 81 Msssa 2 asan
crantoa Reading Harrisburg T@maqSas pot ~, sSs.
asas "a sbaTs ard Ga sSn''' '''
M 'sr Es::Sn and and Sundays
Easton Mauch Chung. shamcsin and w.lIiersgort .
scfsa,oa RD4H a@ sfsGurs Vile Tn1aSya she
2 s Ess@sss M'gs SaPA se'Sn
On sunday for Ea;toa, Aageh chdnk Ianaqpa r0t>'
WIZ Ss'1s Fl cs Esss3S H' ST.
40 J. NJ Tor EastoS 5fauch Chunk, Reading Harris
III 81 .iiss s2e o. s sg n LOO 49,
'i goI p s9ns.' sast "a oS y
SS Co Co 10 80 a. No. 100, Els, 400 80, 3D..
'o YR9asa Brook a, 80 90 90 5ss ssS sS9
70 o &c. 4 sS 80 oJ 49, 49, So ds ~
srIs'yi s'G so SSo % 800 n" 49, S
10 e. + sS at 80 80 fs g.
$50 s0S s5l5' 30 a. S:SS; SiS. $50 f!S
iaoo m o. is 90 49, c:C6 Zoo. 100 io%
~ + 'ssHop "a ~. Asns 90 Hs s ssaG.y. sea
trtshoa. 800 400 p NJ no,,,. .on,, - Pain,
:s S 'P go sa1i s'S : J s
GH .o mo- @ p SS0 su"a cc efSp' o'e''
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 4 80. s:l5 ni 80. S:;1. 20 n: Psr,Ssi
cars are run On leaving at rs 80, $40
< for Toms aycr garnsrat Park and B,rnesa $780,
8 is n M. | 80 q 20 express D. m. "a
For Atlantic city, Vineand and Brldseton AZ ~"
" For Monmouth Beach ard Sealrght at $50. STA
IL rs q. M. l 30. 100, 4 20 p. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE ANU
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Phadepha 30, 40, . 90, 20 100, ii ~ IA
I 30, 2:i5, 80, 90 90, 90, 80 y. ~ 20
nirnt SUNDAYS 200 10 80, IL 80 d. NJ, 80 s''''
5 O0 o 100 y. m, II 10 night. - m -,S
For Baltimore and Washington daily Of 100 IL 90 WIZ
Dining car a. m. 80, $40 Dining Car, 300 nh'
IL 10 night. ,.oo.
Trains leaving at As a. H.. l 80 4: 100 500. 1;Se
No. y rs night except saturday night sunday. ~ ,d a.
80 200 100 p. have connections for feanns'
II arrisburg, fottsyille, Sc. .-.s
For Sunbury and Williamsport. Philadelphia at 20
a. m, 80 80 M, l2:l5 midnight except satufaa'
Tickets and Par!o,car seats be presurcd q: a.
Va, i95bst la East IS5th.st Court-st,
New.Yort Transfer Conpany viii call for and easss
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Railroa6s.

THE NEW YORK;
; ':::; GNTRAIA
TRUNK '...','. . It.. &c.,; s g.; q & =
perfect through train service In
the world.
Reaching By its through cars the
most important commercial centers OF the
United States and Canada, and the greatest
Of Americas Health and Peasure resorts'
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
BY way Of the historic Hudson River and through Tie
beautiful Mohawk Valley
All trains arrive at and depart from GRAND CENTRAL
STATION. 4th Avenue and A2d Street, New York. cssts
of Hotel and Residence Section.
TEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THH CITY o.
NEW YORK.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 81, 1892.
Trains leave as Follows:
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
900 s Enspi sund %Ssn For ASan cS
dsisua, Roehsstsr; due Buffalo S;S
Actual running tine. 81 Is miles a'i ps;
FAST MAIL.
DIN M-Dslly. for pOughkeeps,s. ,pany. Uucs
0''V ~. W. Syracuse, Rochester. BATH fs and B1s
xEw.yoRK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Day. due Chicago Gas a. m. next dsy.
DAY EXPRESS.
10:30A Except Sundays ,. Saturday tain do''
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 p M D.ly. due CINCINNATI II ;lS a. m. n;
San m ass, da 49, 20 % extra 81 IS sls 's
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
100 p HHoy ss s1e S ass 500 M next day.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
2.2n p Except Sundays. Due Albany z rs.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:30 P. M.-4P:as5y;p due NJ. Detroit 800 q" Chicago
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
c.0n p M Daily. due Buffalo is Niagara fslls
i:lo, Chicago 300 D m. ST. Louii
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
CPS p. NJ Daily, due Montreal 7 ;5' a. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7:30 p NJ P Paly 90 90 Buffalo m 80 H. S's''
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
800 d 4a due 10 Sa so D 81 Reu. "a
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
900 p Nc on this saIa for EosSs.sss Due
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPREss.
els p M 5Say' iss San' ssa cSssss
rlsHxlLL ynfs9; Ky isil
SIE kS6SGSJs3 ATs e. H sEATIo o. A
K n 10 e is, U.s. 90, 500, sis
r NJ. for Gsrrisons (west Point. Il 80 25. II 20
An: " rs. IS 80, ;15; also for Garrisons. H:s9'
albany AND TROY 800 s;1ss a. 10 90 20 ne e.
s.HS f.? il J 81 y s.; & 8
urHA Akp synAcysEsSs 80 % 90 "a 60 49, sS
KocHHIisfEE AND BUFFALO 90 70. 10 90.
40 80 A. NJ. 80, $50. co. ;39; 800. sls'
NIAiXRA FALI.S~ 9 90 10, 10 100. ITO 80 A H..
So IS 81 AND A0srRrAl-s@
CAPE VINCENT AND CLAYTON-T9;l5 P. NJ II ~
OsWEtf0-IO :00 10 80 A NJ, $780, S:lo. III %
AUBuRN, GENEVA AND CANANDAIGuAa,e oosI9
10 90 IN 90 4. NJ. 40 1900. % rs. II 80 p. NJ
PITTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Division.
10 Ol M, Pittsleld ;35, North Adams 80 M.
10 80 p. m due PittsAeld $40 North Adams 40 M
For tickets and space 10 seepneCars alply 81 G6so9
Central station at 261 ALB, 1885, 49, Broadway u Psfk
Place So Yves, l2jthst 1,154 Ninthaye and l3sthst:
station, NewYork 1893 Westinghouse, 726 Fuonst and
westcotvs Express calls for sno checks baggage nom
hotels and resiiences through 10 destination.
DAILY except Sunday. Daily EXCEPT Saturday. otnss
Above trains except those leaving q. 90. e:lo N
2I5 80 800, las. 80 :55 and ii SO D. m STOP
JOHN N. TOUCEY GEORGE IT, DANIELS
General Manage. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
6orsrs, Carriages, etc.

6orsrs, Carriages, Gir.
a gr'Ig,. {. WEiLocG & co.'s
MIDWINTER COMBINATION SALE
TRoTTING STOCK,
ROADSTEHS
CARRIAGE HORSES. BUSINESS HORSES,
STANDARD BREEDING STOCK. &c.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
February 10. u and IS. 1892. commencing
each day az 10 o'clogt at the American
institute Building. 2d-ayc.. between
O3d and 9th st,.. New.YOrk
(Onlce. l07 Johm-stJ
tro:tin bred hor, among which -pprgs for rod
or tr,cA carriage and family no -> brOoi mares sal.
lions colts aud llses Of rch breeding They are con.
sign b. such w.llknONn breeders as the estate of
nemin f. Bates. estate ~ Edwin Bates estate O! James
II. GOLDSMITH Mrssr. Isaac V. Iakrr. jr., W. Seward
=. Irrrlson. j. Lyon Gardner w r.. Redmond William
Simpson and 20 others.
The horses parc,c OF nearly III Of tn, succcs,l ,riin,
Of blood ana by many noet ~r"s. A. Mnand.r
q :2Gl2, wcdgcwo0i g. :l9 Lmps G. I'D Sir Walter IT,
(2:lS, jerome Eddy q lG% Lord Russell (bro,hcr To
Maud s. Swccr.takrs. Aldas,h WNLcs Nutmont
G. :2Si). Hummer Phalis G. 1880. Acantara Chimr
R', sidney. iiarOnne Prince g. :2li), M1mbrno bud.
ley - 49,. Rob 70 McGtrgOf {" :17L Fcntnckv Wilkes
= LII. Pa tyillc. Jay could (2:2lt). Richard Mlm.
On" horses ar how NJ place Of sale For catalogues
PETER {. KELLOGG & Co. Auctionecrs
10. John-st. New.N Grk