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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
Highest Of all in Leavenng PowefLatess u S Govt Report
Roe! R Bsxiss9
ABSOLUTELY PURE

fare between the Coast and Chicago TO
$50 80 on November 10 in consequences OF
an advance by the lines between ST. Paul
and Chicago. bat the single fare between
Pacific coast termini and Sc. Paul viii re-
main SIS, as 1t present The Union Pa
ciiic has made the same rate from Port
land, TO which s. will have TO be added
from Seattle.
As new printed tariffs based on these
rates have been issued il seems that the
present unusually low rates were expected
90 continue for some time and cheap tray-
cling may last through the winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
Railroad and Corporasion Notes.

Col. 8. w. Scott general land agent of the
Oregon Improvement Company, is at Mount
Vernon.
C. J. Eddy. general agent. and J. w. Casey,
travelling agent. OF the Chicago, Milwaukee q
81. Paul road, are in the city.
General Manager C. J. smith, OF the Oregon
Improvement Company, who has been confined
10 his home by severe attack of grippe con-
traeted during his California trip. Is agai able
TO be at his office.
The Northern Pacific road is receiving no
more shipments of lumber and shingles for
routing by way OF Duluth and the lake steamer
lines, all lake lines close on or before Novem.
Der Is, and shingles will be shut out by the
preierence given 10 other freight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
wh... COMING in More RAPIDLY.

Wheat Is beginning to come in in good
earnest over the Great Northern road. the
arrivals on Monday having been thirty
cars of &C. COO pounds each, or about go
tons. The average is now about twenty of
these car loads daily. being equal to fully
thirty cars of the ordinary size. Since the
damage to the crop by the transforms esti-
mates place the quantity tributary TO the
Great Northern az 100000 to 1000. 600
bushels. On the Spokane division of the
Lake Shore road there is from 2.000. 900 TO
5000 600 bushels, all Of which will come to
the Sound over the Northern Pacific.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
Married by Aid OF an Iptcrrr.,sr

Justice Humphrey on Monday per-
formed the ceremony uniting in wedIock
Frank oehIer, of this city, and Sophia
Grundel, of Chicago. Both were unable TO
speak English. aud an interpreter was nee
essary TO complete the ceremony.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

The Royal is still keeping up that big
25c lunch. More people eat here than at
any other restaurant, as every body knows
the Royal serves only the best food and in
the BEST style. Lunch from IL to-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

PoRrIAND, Nov. Especial. Wheat.
Market today reached the lowest price
known. For Walla WalIa wheat so cents
per bushel, or SS,s cents per GENITAL was
paid. The weakness was due entirely to
foreign advices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

VICTORIA, Nov. ARTHUR Carruthers. a
member of the Salvation Army, was ar
rested last night charged with aggravated
assault upon Chinaman named We Dow,
one of a sawmili gang over whom he was
foreman. The Chinaman died this morn
ing, and the charge will be amended to
ts1urdar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
Committee on Resoluti


OLYMPIA, Nov. T.--ispecial Opinions
In the following cases we're fged by the su-
prene court today;
Albert liza vs.. Theodore Forssell De.
PENDANT and appellant and Milford ]. Pier
son, defendant, from Chehalis, reversed
Rnd remanded
State ex rel Laura Waterman VS.. Su-
perier Court Of Spokane; directed TIA: a
viii of prohibition issue as prayed for ana
thai relator recover costs of Harry {. Bell
Aud Belle Eel.
Town of Denver vs.. City OF Spokane:
Judgment apPea. ed from affirmed. This
case grew out 81 at attempt on the part af
tie city OF Spokane 10 exercise iurfSdio.
ton IN municipal matters over territory
claimed as Incorporated in the city of Den
Yer. The court held that Denver never
had legal corporate existence aud was
nos emitted 10 the reliei asked for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
FLY On THE FINER.

The Winter Schedule in Effect No.
vemaer 4.
Only one hoar and twenty-five minutes
between Seattle ard Tacoma Leave Sc
attic daily al a. IA. II :45 a. N. and sis
n N. Leave Tacoma at S.a5 b IA, $50
and 5:I5 2. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
rhrow Away Your Rubbers

And buy pair Of Calm, Sekelsburg's water
proof shoes. just the thing for lawyers, doctors,
policemen, or any one who has 70 be out in the
wet they keep the feet dry aud comfortable.
For ssle only BIZ simison Bros, ia Front slres
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

Read What T. n, Rush, the pioneer
painter ana decorator. says OF Ravens
Cough syrup,
>EArTIE. Oct, ls0.
Messys Herbert Haven Co., Druggists
--ticasls1aea; Il Is hard 70 teach an cd
dog nvN trieks, ami 1t was hard To per-
seaae nae 10 use Haven's Cough svrun
The on.F reason ever tried IL VAS /, saf.
'ssy 'Stea2, not because thought il Nas
any good. have always been troubled
WISa my throat and catch cold very easy
and an pleased to say Ravens Cough
SyrUP gives me immediate relief and the
three or ioar bottles / have taken have
helped me more than az the ether ue.,i.
cine ever took. am better nox in nv
throat and lungs thaa twenty years ago
thanks % Aavsa's Coaza Syran. Yoors
respectfully, l. NJ RCsH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

The use Of hA.'s Hair Renexsr pro-
NOTES the growth % the hair and restores
Is nAiursa color and beauty, trees the
scaln 81 dsodraa. letter sn3 al Impurities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
Low RATES STILL CONTINUE.

Northern Lines Advance Chicago Fare,
hut Not 1T. Paul.
The three northern transcontinental
railroads, the Northern Pacific, Great
Northern and Canadian Pacific, have
agreed 10 raise the single-trip trst-class
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

aeat rafss tss - calokea laaca a. tie RoyA
sessass@uA kraaa II - Caicksu, ovster,.
vegetables, CELERY. Ntsraa rolls. e1zoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
PITTsFIELD, LENOX: NORTH ApAHs
THE HtKHSMinEE HIKE
WEST Shore RAILROAD.

IN Y c. H. +. Il. r. CO., LESSEE)
ExCrRsION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500. ,
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500. 49, . =,
Trsia leave Wet 42dst station, NeT.n nSiin,t '
lows and 10 nIlut.s earier nom loot
3,3O 4. M.-Daiy local ID suspension Briosc' eA'c~
SYndays west of Coeymsns Junction. n,
1.3U 4. M.-Daily local TO Albany anu S'fasoS~ A'
iDr ear n Albany Sundays only. - nah
1OiO A. M.-Daly Cor Albany, Cuca Syftcuse roen,
ester Buffalo, Niagara tsls De'rolI Cacssoi eA'ep'
1ts3J A. MNDaily, except Sunday, 70 Ca,sklll Noun
tsiIs Ncw.ra IL, Lakes Mohonk ana MnhtmasAs.
Xtany saratoga Caldwell, Lake George. Pa'ior cars
4,uO r. M.-Daiiy, excep: Sunday for Ca'skili NOUN
Sis r. VI. Dsiy for Albany. Mon,rea ut.e, sypssnse.
$50 +. M.~nay. except Sunday. for Nsybars Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car 70 KINGSTON.
sij M.-Dsy for Albany, Utica syracuse. Eochsstss
Buffalo Niagan Falls Toronto, Detroit Sie'eA"o s""
Havefs,raw Locals : 90 a.. m. AS, 5sa, ~ p M
Nembnra Locals 20 10 10 a. mr 'l:i5 1880, o:'
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany. uacs, syracuss
Rochester Buffalo Falls, Toronto. Detroit Cle'e
land and Chicago all through trains -, -. ....u,
For tickets Timetables. paror and sleepngcet 9as
wsshegcn. 72e fgltoh Annex sS aas sSt t R1Soa
way i43 Bowery. 81 East l4thss 50 WeI, l2o'h'''
H''u Nv ~ General Passenger Agent
\snderbutase- New-fofK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
TRIAL OF EMMA GOLDMAN.

MIR. M'INTYRE's OPENING sPEECH-DETECrIvE
JACOBS TEsTIFlEs
The trial of Emma Goldman for the incendiary
language at the meeting OF the unemployed III
Union Square on August q begun before
nudge MARITIME in General Sessions yesterday. AS
.,stant District Attorney John +. Mcintyre con-
Quoted the prosecution and the woman was de-
Tended by ex-Mayor A. Oakley Hall and Messrs
Douras and Boyer She yellow rose on
her breast.
Most of the day spent in getting the jury.
Mr. McIntyres opening address was exceedingly
forcible The only witness examined was Dctec-
tive Sergeant Jacobs. who testified to what the
woman said This is part of her speech
You want bread but who will give 1t to your No
one will give it to YOU YOU want il You mus take
:, - You DO not get IL on YOUR demand take il
nv force go out into the social revolution Prepare
vour.clycs The capitalists have prepared themselves
with the police who are armed with pistols ana clubs
you can defend your.elve, with sticks and stone, II at
tackled (The crowd 1--WE wili')
tell YOU again Organic and and demand what
vou want and il IL given. then tlks by force
II YOU take bread alone Will not help YOU much TAX
everything The crowd "Shc', right that We VIII DO.
March 10 the p,acc, If the capitalists and demand No
FIGHTS and IL they are % take them by
force You will be attacked by the militia ana Inc
roice You m1st be ps pared TO defend Yourselves VI
sticks and stones eraie yourselves. tIHc ''""'
.That's right We win. Huirah for Emma GOD
man. Either YOU will have 10 do what tell vou o.
yo, can 20 home quietly lay yourselves down and III" o
hunger IL il true YOU not prepared Will" we Ho"
thu. the pollce are with weapons. Tut We also kho"
where weapons 10 DC obtained tIhe crowd lo'
be; we do. We know whcr' TO 20 70 get them We
are living in a time when YOU must act No" that yo'
know what you have 10 no. p'P"'' 9o"'
anarchy live
ria will to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
MRS w. r. BULL FALLS FROM 4 CARRIAGE
THE WIFE OF THE EMINENT SURGEON BADLY
BRJISED-HIS NERVOUS HORSES HAD

BRIIsED-HIS NERVOUS HORSES HAD
JUST BEEN GOT UNDER CONTROL.
handsome open landau drawn by pair or
powerful bays drove swiftly up East Forty -secohu-
st lust before O'Clock yesterday afternoon on its
way TO Central Park. In the carriage was sea'eu
Mrs Bull better known as Marie NeVlns bialhe
and now the wife of DR.. William I. Bull By her
side was James c.. Blaine. r.. her son by her nrst
husband Mrs Bull had left DR.. Bull at the New
York Society's Relief Hospital. Lexington-aVe ana
Forty-second-st., and had then ordered the coach-
man to drive to Central Park
Passing Vanderblt-ave the horses, young ana
nervous began to rear and plunge with fright.
James c. Blaine the third yelled to be lifted out
and the coachman accordingly forced the horses
over to the sidewalk in front of Joseph n Cal
WAYS grocery store. at the corner OF the avenue
There he brought the horses TO a standstil Inc
boy opened the carriage door, jumped out ana
ran into the store. His mother tried to follow
him. but her left foot, stiff from rheumatism
caught in the carriage-step. and she fell with a
stunning force the ground her forehead striking
the pavement
assistance and lifting her unconscious form in his
arms carried her into the grocery store Her
head was bathed with alcohol, and after a few
minutes she revived and driven to her home,
No 35 West Thrty-ffth-st. DR.. Bull hurried to
the grocery store in response to the message
telling him of the accident and reached the place
a minute after the carriage had driven on Mrs.
Bulls left arm and forehead are badly bruised,
and this in conjunction with the Shock VIII prob
ably confne her to her room for some days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
ALL.RAIL ROUTE
ouU Isruuch Ocenu (,roye. .k-c.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
LEHlGH VALLEY R. R.
Passenger trains leave foot Of Libcrty.r


AS lOLLOwS:
700 A. VI. daily Tor MAUCu CHUNK and inter.
mediate stations.
S:iJ 4. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,
81 FfAlO and the West, POIISNIJsI.E 0nd prlnclpi
local points; chair car to Wilkesbarre Pullman car "
puneo.
a.6e 4. ". daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
BttTS%Lo, SiAGAEX FALLS aud all points west Vest;
Pullman sleeper to CHIC AGO Via Iu'raio; Pullman
Buret sleeper To Chicago VIA Suspension Bridge; con.
nectons for Reading and Harrisburg.
1870 r. VI. daily, except sunday, for ELMlRA and
all intcrmedlato stations connection, for Pottsyllie
i;t3 r; w. daily e.eert sanGsy for TuNKHAN
wIlkesbarrc; CONNECTIONS for rottsNle.
s6tTm pLAINflELD and intermediate stations.
JI5 =. VI. daily. eNcep. sundays, Tor MAUCH
Gil TN and intermediate stations chair Ia
600 =. NJ. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
ana ali Joints West Pullman slecpcrs Chicago via
buffalo and suspension Bridge connections for Read.
ng Harrisburg
$500 r. n: daily for ITHACA; GENEVA. RocnEs.
Bridge; Pullman sleeper To Buffalo.
- Additional SUNDAY tralns 1880 A. N: for Maueh
VILE $40 r. NJ for Esston and Intermediate stations.
General Eastern Onice 235 broadway New-Yorh CITY,
The New.York Trans,,r Company viii call for and
tination. A. w. NONNEMACHER
R0LLIN II. WILBUR. Assistant Genr Pass Agent
Genl Supt. Eastern Div.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
RAILROADS..
Pennsy|vania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot OF Dcsbrosscs and Cor"""o'
streets.

STATIONS, foot Of DesbrOsscs """
streets.
In Effect September 11th. 1893.
900 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EXPKEsS.-Pullman sleep
Hs and Dqps cn e Ga'go as &C. nat Ind
s6G % cRlSeH9 y m Sf and Chicago
NoSN sfH B,TaD sSga.
cars ArryG: Gslser + 9 AID HoV CHI
ac Sad 3 X s. t2S ss.pas
70 s. Louis Louisville and chicago Chic Chicago o'V go
s.Jo p NJ WESTERN ExPHEssmru%san b seep
gg Car ptsegg c9SasG s@d 40 G CDSasc
$50 "e' sso.',wrsEEEx EXPRESS iI'dS soa w sis
ns Cars a 70 nj ND s. cIn'iH
500 ga H. s.! l rGG!i 20 r ;sS0
ssp"g Car c SsF%SrI 70 T Tso 20 NJ coa
20" Win r Sleeper % ' to Se SN@ns N'' W.
BALTIMORE, wAsHiNGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 A. NJ" Washington Limited" "ee"'uay'' fu"
s2o =. %"Coss a Limited" daily, Pul,gs9
ParOl Cars and Dinins Car arriving "Asins''" o -
Ad$S"' g. S';;'i 1''a' So
80 nj t,1 q E Pos Il In. n EsSfs,. daily
Charleston COLI msia JaGk. .s.snSie ana
:'': r'a 5Ps%sils Express. daily
500 :'' /: fsi'' ta ga Rs~S
Hste So g. Week days ard With Through Sleeper
For Atlantic CITY, 90 p. m. weekdays, with Through
Buffet Iarlor Car.
Tor Lang Branch Asbnry Park. Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant $40 a. m, 1910 20 SATURDAY onlyl
2 80 $40 90, $40 and II AS p m meek-days
Sundays 9:45 a. M, 10 p. M. do not stop at As
bury PARK ard Ocean irove on sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20 20 > 80. .. . 80 TO- II a. m. az
noon. Penn's Limited. IL 20, |. 2lO, 3, 4. 30 D.
$780, J, 30. s, 9p NJ, ~ IL might sundays L *
ono 80 az "a a., SG nj g Is liz Hss ana 2cl
broadway t.tor House 49, Fast lsS,h street 2G'
Avenue and foot Desbro>>- and Cortlandt Streets
1 Court Street $50 Fulton Street, % Broadway and
BrooHlyn Annex Station, foo of Fulton Street Brook
Ign; 100 Hudson Stree: Hoboken Station. jersey CITY
The New-YOrk Transfer Company Will cal, for and
baggage hoes and residences through to desu
nation. - ,,oon
s. NJ. PROVOST. j. WOOD
General General pass'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
ITS DOORS OPENED TO WOMEN.
THEY MAY NOW ATTEND LECTURES AT 81
FRANCIS XAVIER COLLEGE

THEY MAY NOW ATTEND LECTURES Al d.
FRANCIS XAVIER COLLEGE.
The College of st. Francis AaVler' III "es' -"
feminist. has opened its doors to women TOT .i'e
Gre, time IN the history Of the institution. the
women are on the same plane with the men, except
that they cannot take degree They may at,
tend the lectures of Father Hapn on ethics ana oi
Father Fox on natural science
On Monday evening were begun the UNIVERSITY
Extension and Postgraduate courses Al ''a
,ecture a number OF women were present. The num-
Der was augmented on Tuesday. Many OF 'nen'
were present last evening, when Father Hapiii
gave a lecture on ethics. Places were reserved IN
the balcony for women, and they listened with
great interest to him. -
The course is free TO men and women Lectures
on ethics given on Monday ana WEDNESDAY
evenings and on natural science on TUESDAY c'en-
ings In the theatre of the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
BALTIMORE d. OHIO Il. n.


BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, Chicago. CINCIN.
NAT, ct, LOU,s I'm, ND Al; POINT WIT.
Lave NcwYork foo, OF Libertyst;
For CHICAGO, IL 80 q. 80. p. NJ IL 10 nsns
For Pi.rrSnukG, / 80 m, - 10 night
Far WASH NearoS' RNLrIMoRE'" no a. D. M n III 80
q. m. pnIeg Car. 80 $50 p M 6Dinins Carr D.
ESs NORFOLK. Bay Line. ! 80 p. m; Ex Sunday. o,
f. lith.st Grandst. e. Y; 81 Fulton-st. Brook
iyni Station foot Of Liberty~t c, X. Y. Of N. J:
New York Transfer will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
LITTLE UENT TO CHARITY
MOST OF THE JUVENILE GUARDIAN SOCIETY
MONEY SPENT FOR SALARIES AND


EXPENSES
Arothsr hearing in the investigation OF the anars
NJ tho New-York Juvenile Guardian society was
beld Yesterday morning in the office OF ex-senator
Idspenard Stewart No. "a William-st Inc coh'"'
toe Of the State Board of Charities were present.
and oscar Craig presided. William I. DAVIS was
tho counsel for the Guardian Society, and Peter b'
Onev renresented the Charity Organization Socl-
CIV which instigated the investigation.
William A. May. an expert accountant was 'ie
only witness examined. He has maze an cNal"-
,nation of the books of the society. ana MS uis-
coveries Justify the investigation. The rev. MI
Robertson and his factotum, Miss Gallagher were
not present to hear the evidence of their misman-
agement The expert showed that the total eN-
penditures from January l to July 81 1885, were
81 40 TO- only S97 co. 410 per cent had been spent
for charitable purposes: 81 IS went for christmas
celebration and 81 l6 for special relief Mr. Roherl-
sons personal expense bill had consumed - 4-lo
per cent his salary $40 per cent and the employees
salaries 81 lilo per cent of the outlay.
The investigation adjourned TO December b
a.. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
Excursion Tickets. New.Nork 10 Chicago nnd Re-
turn. $500.
SpeeiaI Coach Excursion on "Wednesday. Oct. IL
Tuesday. OCT. ~, saturday. Oct. ~. at $500.

Suecipt Coach Excursion on NtuncsShy. UCt. -
Tue.day Oct. ~, saturday. Oct. ~. at $1,000.
Through trains Tor Chicago and the Worlds lair leave
foot OF West 42ds u, follows 10 minutes carrier from
Frankiin.st: 80, ,,, ,,,,...,
.:IJ 4. W. daiiT. via Na-ara Falls. Through pullman
secunrS New.York Chicago. Reclining CHAIR car tieo
10 Niagara Fails Arrives Detroit :i5 p. M Chicago
30 D. H., st. Louis = - a. m.
7:ij =. VI. daily via Niagara Ia i. ne hnng cnAir
car seats Free New-NorK Nla.lra Fails. Through
Pullman New-lorI Chicago Arrives DetroI
. 40 D. m. Chicago. 81 q. m. ~. Louis 90 p N.
S:l5 A. VI. except sunday for Campbell Han. Wall
xiii Valley T. X. stations Mddleown, Ecnyllle, Fails
g:4J !, w. daily for Mdilctown Fallshurg. Mon:.ccl.
To- Librry White Lake, Cab0nd,le, scranton, Wa ton.
Delhi sidney. Norwich. Utica, Rome, Oneida. Fulton
O-wego. Niagara Falls. , a..
I,k Mohonk Lake Minnewaska aud Wallkih VALLEY
Railroad stations. Campbell Hall, Middletown Ellen
WILLIE Mountain Dale IcitrnNilr Failsburg. Monticello
Hurleyve Liberty FALL. Liberty, ParksNile. and Ly.
ingston Manor. 49,
,iJ =. VI. daily Midtown, Snmmityille Falls
burg Liberty Livingston Manor RoclSand. Walton sid
new Norwich. Oneidl Fulton. OSwego. NlCar Falls
Tickets and Pullman accommodat ons az 81 BIO dwny.
NeWYork Transfer Coupny calls nr and check, baggage
destination.
J. c. ANDERSON q p. A..
- Beaver s.. Nrw-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05

and Comfort)
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table In effect sept. 30 1898.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
Tor lhladepha. wcek days 90 500 . ~. Io:oO'
90 (haaet paflor car co. 90, :sS s4S - n;
night. ,'''.''' ,~,'. 49,, snn,,v.
90 c' II n's SO op"s cs a. ~ go $40 Dining Carl
pr 'G .s BfSem % % Mi%'9 SsqeS Aa
'"N Fr w III sS and sc ran " A. NJ
+ For sssdns az 90 10 90; li:s0 Ma
90 49, ~ CO. co. s St3 20 90 D. M 10 Z AZ
SSyS e.. sA sc S 90 F. M is15 Sish! w.
CO. 90 u.s. p ~ st. l. is night exccpiinr Sturdy
night. sundays. / 200 30. ) 90. 80 r NJ. II rs
rcr rou.vLle 90. 500 SD II 80 4: n: 90
n sG S Sandays Y co. 80, 80 Goo p NJ lis
o Eo' a 15 st. oo go 30 r n IS night
saturday night. Sundays. Is A. NJ. 90 z. NJ.
ALLRAIL ROUTE
For Lona Brunch. Ocean Grove. &c.
Pleasant n, 80 SO 70 ie Bans T. II 80 a. NJ
;S 49, oS So ,S S a i bSy rark 100 400
e s r; a F 49, n 80 Park and H'n'
For Atlantic CITY Vineali and Bridecton. 80 A. NJ.
Tcr M?"mon,s Peach ss,Drght and Highland Beach,
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR Lone BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER s. n. H., FOOT RECTOR-ST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach. seabrlsht.
Monmouth Beach aad Long Branch at io:lo A. NJ. sA5
For lIb,ron. Ocean GROVE. Asbury Park and Point
rlga,ant 10 r. NJ Sundays except Ocean Grove aud
For Lakewood Toms River and Bamcsat s:45 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,

New CORK TO Seattle, Tacoma, &c. First class, $500,
second class S37 go.
NewYork to San Francisco First class. $500 second
class, $40 90.
New.York 70 St Paul. via Montreal First class $500;
Il. v. SKINNER $50 Broadway. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
DELAWARE LACKAWANNA 4 WESTERN II.
in New. York OF Barclay and ophcr
yEST!BILED TRANS: rl,LdMAN C0ACHtS;.s

station. in New York iooI OF Barclay aud Christopher
vgsT!BvLEp rnA!Ns: rILIMAN C0ACHESS; .s
TAIRDTICkETS GOOD 10 DAN>-S17.OO. OCT
EXCURSION T,CkET-, $500.
GOOD uNrll. NOV. ljIii; ,,oxr
Direct route NiWARk, BLOOMFIELD, MONT
CLAik IhE oEANGts summit Bsinard''iIe; gsa
noonton, Dover s;enhope. BrDD's LAKE, LAX li9.
PATCONG HackettstoNn, sCIlOoLEY SNOWMAN,
washngton rIiILLIpsBuRo. EAsloN. WAny ,y
TON, PITTsToN, wlLKESKAKkE, NANrlt0hs-
DANylLLEs NoRTHr MBERLANp Moatrose BiEa-
OSWEGO. ITHACA OWEGO. EIMlRA. CORNING,
BATH, DANSNlLLE BUFFALO and all points
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. -
900 A. .-BIFFAi.O UTICA and OsWEGO IN
rItt.sS. pullman Palace Cars. Connects at Buhalo
with train for Chicago, arriving ii 10 A. M next morn
s.2o A. AUTHORIZATION NAIL. Stops at principal
lace =. M.-SCRANToN BINGnAMToN and EL-
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman pirlor cars, ~
4ttO =. M.-SCGANTON WlLkEsBARi.E and PLYN.
OUTH E&PhE>o. Pullman plrsr car-. .
1880 +. NJ. tDallyl.-BU FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
300 p NJ Daiiy,.. Btf rNIo. uTioX and oswEGo
tNPKfSS. Pullman sleepers. .
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS st -
Murrayt 400 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations,
7s5 and 942 broadway 50 West l25thst 235 Columbus
NewYork 1873 Washingion-st.. 726 Fnlton-st and
n Broadway, Brookyn Time tables giving full infor.
III wTSiCoir TXPREss COMPANY will call for and
check laggagc from hctel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05

Ihfoush traIns Tor IhcngO ani the West leave new.
York foot Of Chambsrs-st. daily. follows and n's
10.00 A. VI. solid train 10 chicago Pullman Slespct
nV.OV VIA Chautauqua Lake. Parlor car New
3:O0r M-veNIbule Limited solid train Tor SS.
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car.
S.30 y. M.-Soiid train 10 Chicago VIA Niagara Fsr'
C'CO Scepers 10 Buffalo and Chicago ,.u.
S.3O MaVIa Chautsuqua Lake and Niagar sa, bss
Vile, Chicago and CINCINNATI
oCA Tine TABLE, TX KEIs AND d. r oi no,i
Ky loS west-;, 1850 Fast ls5th Chambers and wsS
mudson.st. Hoboken, and Jersey City station III
rshser Company calls for and checks baggage from hes
eno fesdonces 70 destination.