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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24

NEW York papers are asking that
steps be taken to govern bicycle rid
ing. The two wheeled vehicle is
now so commonly used that the priv
tlege given to riders is beginning to
be abused. Reckless bicycling is as
dangerous to pedestrians as reckless
driving. If wheelmen do not want
their spvrt to become unpopular they
will join in framing regulations.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24

No ONE objects to the bicycle rider
who has due regard to the rights of
others in the streets. Always. if she
Is feminine, and when he doesn't
bend his back double. If he is mascu.
line, the considerate cyclist is a
pleasing sight. But those fellows
that scorch through city thorough
fares with an air of having bought
the town need to be regulated with a
stalwart club
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24

The Pehring sea arbisrators still
continue to arbitrate, and the Behr-
Ing sea seals still continue to in
crease and multiply. If the seals re-
main unmolested as long as the ar
oitrators arbitrate the whole ques-
zion is settled for generation or
kwo. On with the talk; let speech
be unconfned.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24

1.-THE trial OF Lizzie Borden" +" snys
She New York Herald, bids fair to
eurpass In general interest any criro-
AnAl trial in this country since that
OF Guiteau. Not only in New Eng
land. but all over the country the
most lively interest is taken in this
celebrated case.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24
Treasury Gold Inors,slos.

Gradually aud 10 the sbssnce Of exports, the
gold in tho treasury IL increasing. On the
18th It was eo8, ZIG, ,546, 40 increase since
Saturday Of moro than ZOO coo and gain OF
nearly u, 900 900 during the past three weeks
The fact that Anseriuan grain b now nnAdng
foreign mArhsts y giysp Is the rosson for
tAs eessatton Of gold snpoyts asd tssfrss III
esusy fsss u ~ sqsoapE q ! ~
oolgnfp ~ f1kerH4DG14No ~ ~ tge4Nt7
8 :. 8 sy 81
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24

The kerosene can and the match
have been compelled to take a back
ueat" as combination for the i'm
provement OF the undertaker's busi-
ness in Illinois A can of paint ex-
pioded at Fairbury, and the lady who
happened to be within range was
fatally burned. Dangers multiply as
the world moves on.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24

p The only thing in America that has
made Princess Eulafia change color
thus far is the wild yell of the New
York stock exchange men. Wait till
she hears the Niagara Falls haek-
men II she doesn't fairly run away
shen. she will break all records OF
coolness for visiting notabilities
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24
Modest h1..sul,n. Angels.

"Mamma, asked Willie. with much
interest, don't men go to heavena"
why, Of course they do" replied
mamma
well. I've seen good many
pictures of angels" said Willie, ..and
/ never saw man among them.
They're all women. - Philadelphia
Times.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24
The Indicator.
|u1su,Em,
COLORADO.

Z Tn Massachusetts, senate has osen
nst>aAg the praiseworthy example OF
hea1tAg night ssssionA There 10 no
vsason Why lagislatures should not
- tn some oi their very best work
af1sr dark.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24
Just His Luck.

He was jolly granger, and the
fact that he knew thing or two
wasn't advertised by the cut OF ms
clothes or by the fit OF his whiskera-
Hello, Uncle Ben," said q man
who met him just as he reached the
avenue on his way from the depot.
What are you doing herep"
"Come on business. he said SOL
emnly.
"On business?"
Yep. came to tell the adminis-
tration that don't want Office I've
bin Democrat ever since l was old
enough to pronounce the word. l
voted for Cleveland every time I he'd
a chance, so came erlong to pro-
claim loudly that don't want office.
An II things goes as contrairy with
me IS they usually do l think I'll git
it before l start back ome."-Wssh-
ington Star.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24
III. church and Tts support.rs.


The New York presbytery has de-
cided that 1t won't have women dea-
cons The rights of the women in
the churches are these; They shall
represent four-fifths Of the church,
goers and nineteen-twentieths Of the
attendants at prayer meetings. They
shall do all the mission work, con-
tribute all the enthusiasm for Sunday
schools, parish labors and church
holiday festivals. but they shall have
no voice in the executive council, be-
cause once upon time St Paul made
few disparaeing remarks about
sisters who sought prominence. 20
those who are not associated with
the church there is nothing more
surprising than the attitude OF the
church toward those who are Its
main supporters. rs.-Chicago Herald.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-24
Whom she Hsdn't It,

"If there is one thing that I like
mora than another about my wife,"
said Snaggs. "it 10 her good COM
mon sense"
"she hasn't always had It, though"
said Jaggs.
..she hasn'tP What makes you
think SOP"
"Well, er, she married you. you
know"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DI

1 trlct OF South Carolina In the United states
rNrcu,t Court. Fourth Circuit-Ihe augusta Natohai
nnk and the Central Railroad ana Ranking company OF
t,rorpla against Carolina KnOANc n Wrsl'rh III!
,oad 90 the American Loan aud Trust COMPANY IT, r.
vard simmons Receiver and James i. Wilkins ite
cei,er OF the Georgia Construction ana Investment Co'
psny. . ,,o oo.ro,,i aide, n, HIM & IT, smonton,
l.. :. Judge, maze III thc apoNe h"aV'u c"u'o' U" wv
,.ti se al public the door OF the Federal
cam, Wouse in the city ~ reenvllc. south Carolina
@ Tho sccoud In March next, heinz the 9Th
c 90 ~ said month al II o'clock m. .
~ h. entire property. rights and frdnehI-es or the
,olina Knoxyilic Western Railway Company, all and
neuaT IT, railroad and branches and lines al railroad a1
banenes and ali ana branches thereof constructed
or extending from near the city OF Knoxville in
the state icnnessee TO- at or near Hamburg IN ne
ro,abcd aud right OF way OF said Rail
ro,d as IL Is built acquired and all lands real estate
rails rolling stock tracks side Tracks bridges vaducts
hniIdups ccpOts station houses. ear houses shops,
tables waer stations fences structures
cecton uAtuIcs appurcnnnces ana all other things
~ whnthycr KIM thcreuno belonging in any wise ai
nertaininr and all corporate rights privileges and
franchises Of the Carolina. knoxville Western
Hallway Company.
Terms Of Sale: .. a.. ,,., -, =.
Of Zen Thousand Dollars or It's equivalent In cash as
part n,y,ncnt II su.h lid. FIFTY Thousand Dollars
$50 o6O purchase 10 be paid In cash within
ten days the OF sale. and the remainder OF
purchasc equal instruments, ut 80 days ana
EO DAYS respectively from date OF sale.
H. q. BEArT1E. Receiver as Special Master.
Grecnyiuc, s. e.. Dec. q. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
Counlrp properln for Sale ano 90 Eel.
A Country Place in the CatskI||S,
For Sale at a Bargain
TO CLOSE Az ESTATE.

MEREDITH. In Delsw,re County Nc~.iork ml' :
from Delhi county -cat. from which IT, ci'Nati@ -
.onctalne sop feet. NJ IN" most dellehuuI
mountain CasNll> About go nilr, Wr-i from
Nlig. Of at-kl elevation exceeds nat OF any
Available spot 10 and ths Hudson RIVER tua'j
on the dtiic the head H1'cr, ~ tho pr1"A'
and Tho Susqurhauna. stream. i.-ng her" NM MrI way
mt one or liz, uirr ~ thr-' r,'.. ~ hl-"r heights
oh.trl.t tho nrr.I,, Meredith, matter Mrlt ih'
quarter from whrh they lure air apundiu -linc
wat.r and a = nearly 800 '"t itum the
combine tn make this most pi'd~tni 1nl
heathful par. Tor homes. In tie midst 81 q
farming community 81 more than ordinary mint ro01
roads nN" travel u point, Of iht"rr't II c''S
Al about The pes,ani.', slet IN This vicinity hr lat"
Mr L. =. COIN. ~ camden. y J., puicha~d -"Nr car
.lnce "a f1im Of 10 mf commenced m erection
u dellghifu tF ir'irrc". with th" tftoruon of
making home TO- about -iN months 4 Zach year.
H. did not nui.h 10. me improvements consist
II u ln,o.ei and partially hni-ned house 81 about Il
looms with a hutir firar-. car ~ heat % every onn
prss ana cold wIt"r and ea- bath and sanitary
considerable quantity Of umhcr {, o. the ground for
iusiie finch 10 natural wood. The stable. on sinally
intended De- foN-O with two stories and basement
va. stopped g.t half IT, length aud IAN D. dly b"
finished ia either expenditure of from - 900
W $1,000 Will make TIL. tn finest rrsiicncc n that
vicinity.
.crafatev with 10 o. suit IA" purchaser.
IL not prey ou-y disposed Of Will De- offered at pubt
sal. Thur-day March 23i. on tho premises.
For further Information. addfr~- THE NFWJFRNtl
TIN IT AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO.. Executors. Camden.
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21

L. OR SALE.-Brick Church. Orange. y. j.: NJ 49,
Ccntfal.ayr IIarI i-on-st. minutes walk FROM
station modern house. II rooms; all Improvements and
lot lOON@jD: great bargain mort
gag. Apply u owner, W. L. THOMPSON. ~ Broad. St.
y. Y. CITY.
- EASIDE PROPERTY on CAPE ANN FOR SALE
- \ nlfnnyly situated house of rleN slb
partly furnished superb view of g. l..
PITNAM'S SONS. - West 23d-st.. n w-York.
I, FIRING LAKE BEACH. y. For for the season
~ desirable furnished cottages. SEMI for catalogue.
JAS. II. BUCHANAN, spring Lake Beach, y. j.
N, iLTON. CONN.-Ihcr neat cottages tire. minut",
w from r. Il. station One hour and thirty minutes
i.O'n ',rind central p'pot NJ A'I"ii'i 'of,''osnt'
sell ~ 800 lhcy cast ~ 500 Without The lo,
Lots T., hy about 800.
WIN scll cottages at Sl5oO each Ncignborhood j.
good schools churches aud nr>tcass rallroId facic,
Wilton II on the Berkshire Division nf y. y and
H. r. being the Intervening town ictwecn Norwalk ami
Rdecirld. This l. hIst-cla,s opportunity n
home u very low price. Apply TO ANDREWS I Ess;
41d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
REcORDED MORTGAGEs.

pach Mvcr to Peter Donald n 'uVinstpn'st'
Of Ludiow.>t. years ,..s,..o 20,
Crinmins John D. - Mutual Li,c ln,se ~, ro'
s. Ia7th.st. and n ltGth-st' 9th ana 'h avs
Deyll1. samuel. and wife. to Andrew Dcvlih, 40
ne sc.sa Nicola. 81 al. 10 Augustus frsns>o'i,
No l16 Mulbcrry"t ] year NJ,
Dannano. Nicholas and wife. o. John bell'
Iigth Il g Of Nor ave, ] year .........
nuirrv Ian. and ,nofh-r 10 Kat. l. Roger. 4
81 10 81 map building lots st For1hsm. iei
Ebcrlc, Adam N George carter, 9 Na"'''"'
ave. Of i76th-st. > Year,, = n9ftgagrs 90
uoIiandcr John II. aud wife, - Macld1 J. '"od'
win. u a5th-~t of LeNineion-aNc. ! t,Af
Hamilton. Louise T.. 70 James Brown, 49,
liza tung Frederick, 20 ,harl'- hoAer. -"th'sI'
ungh ci H..,,ors and another 20 patrick & =
man. fcrry.A'c. oi "nh h'' i'"'u' >
naaac, Loal. and Wiz. = ;, pew C.cke nus
Jung Jnfob. 10 Michael Conlpn and another. :
s5d.,t. Of Avenue A. ycar 100, ......-...,
same q, Alfhon-c Hog 'nauer. Interior lot, OF
Avenue 4 u - s3d-.t. ! year ....... 49,. 20.
LYONS jeremiah g aud wife 20 LEO Schl"~ln-
Ter, Broadwpv n Of +ih..i. J year, 49,.
Murray. william \. and WE to thlii.s = JaWfF'
Morn Mary c. aud another 70 Charles T Har.
teck and another. trustee. '"ih'st' OF
Mupra"' william ( and WIG t, r & Decker 5
Ncuinan Adolph. It al. to Anthony Keichardt.
IS loth.St ~ Avenue \. vetrs .... --..-
Roth,child Abraham and wife 10 JO-rph Lew,
trustee. n : 7sth-.t Of l.i-aNc. . vcars ......
Rll~,. ''eorgo Il. 10 Kate Deck, 2ith''t. Of
Vance Margaret TO John \ Brown Ir. No a
Fast .i'th-'t years
ing Company n s3d-st. of Avenue 4.
mortgages .............. .....--.
Watson Margaret X. 10 Hannah p,eyser. admins
Same to VI y Maelav executor. Mndi-on-avc. o
corner i2d-st. y'ar-... ..----...-......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
k1iIroaos.
.AmEs,cAs GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ G. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

c'orc7 k/NE TT NIAedRH Fails
arrive and asr"r, from GRf Il Ise c III;
o New Yorl. Trn '%s %"'y n. ioiiow-
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. =.
$50 M void pS:sp naaIs T.
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
IN A. M.Day for Albany gtcassyrS'@se n To-"
S.IU ester Eufalo. Cleveland Detroit ana chicago
KEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
III UU Complete Wagner vesibu. service
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 a. not inn Sest Of Cleveland and Detroit.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1eE r. M.-Day, GLe Cincinnati IL 20 a. M b.
i.oo Louis S5 next p. No extra faro.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
55 due cnSSss w 90 p ss @is day.
ALBANY AND TROY SPECIAL"
o'oO Troy 30. Wagner ears.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
400 p. M.Day. due Detroit $40 a. M CHI
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
e m =. M-Daily. due Chicago . 100 p m s' A'u''
NORTHERN EXPIRES.
6.Z5 Piattsburs' Os a. n. Montreal : As a. m.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL. EXPRESS.
Fsa sa d9s rGpo S h hs ' sai Has
r'1 80 Solid wasStt ssfSP
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
an J.. NI.-Day, due Buffalo 80 a. m, Niagara
S'So Falls 90 a. III. Wagner Service.
CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS.
nm 4. M.-Daiy. due Cincinnati z, p IN. LII
O'oo didnaio,s 10 30 -. m. ST. Louis 80 a. m
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
n nm r. ,I-Dail, SecDng-Car passengers for Koch
O'UU est.r only carried this train.
CHICAGO NIGHT EAPItES>.
o1c y N-Daliy Buffalo Detroit and Chlcago
y. e.rci SATURDAY Cape Vincent 900 lslandsl.
PITT.FIEID Lemon. NORTH ADAMS AND THE
HIItNSIiIiE HILLS Via Harlem DIVISION.
Iwu .nlougn tfan, uSIy, cAc ~ SUNDAY, . 81 - H.
due P.ttsnelG 80, North Adams 80 p NJ GOV " ""'
due Pitt.lcd 10. North Adams . ~ ~ u. IT, S,.onins
For time OF local trains. tickets ana space IN
Cars apply at Grand Central station. OF AZ 70 Soa
rs 9iS Bro,dway SO West l25th-st, 80 CONTINUOUSLY,
aid lSsth-s station New-York 333 Washhstohss' -"
fulton St and "a Broadway T.. D., Brookyk o,o -
Above trains except those leaving at 80, c'io IN"
4 . m. top l.B~fn--t
Westcct. calls for and CHECKS baggage troD
hot,ts 49, rnrrCty GIORGE n DANIELS.
'oH" onn.,ai N,narr, 0cueral Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY
oai used rNsu-ivciy insurDg Cleanliness
and tomiorf
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signal
~y.tcm Trim. leave >tnton foot OF Liberty ST.
Time Table In effect Dec. -, 1892.

Is 90 90 a. 80 r. H. Il Is night except
SATURDAY nisht. Sundays, II 30 \. NJ. 90 80 90,
800 d 90 L. NJ. l. IS T!- h-
For Harrisburg At go 40 So 4. NJ. 90 80.
90 90 4 +. NJ II ID night except saturday n ght
Sunday,. II so ~ II. / 90 90. 80 L. NJ. IL u
For Pott,ylic at 90 80. SO A. NJ. 90 30.
sunday. II 80 A. NJ. 20. $780, 800 r NJ. - rs
Tor sunbury Lewisburg and wlllam.port, At 90.
IS 3 as A. II. 10. 80. 80 T.. NJ, - Is night
except la night. sunday. 10 A. NJ. 100 r. NJ.
l. :l5 Widni-ht. go
90. 10 - \. NJ. 90 80 %. 30. Ia Allen
l.. NJ
4 40 T. NJ SUNDAYS. 80 \. NJ
70, god o c 3n 10 IA Yo ao SYN 9 b 70 % pGn
RANK onvl 90 20 6.15 = NJ sunday, rvcent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
auttlou Sales of Real Gstate.

n, HESTER HILL HOUSE ut auction Washington s
u BIRTHDAY at nom lfsroom hou,c. all modern improve
location 20 dcpot chui schools and
stores In the midst II all improvements; but little cash
rcqulfcd elegant Chester I'M home Full par
tIclars terms etc. application TO the
tioncer GEOI,GE w. BARD. No. North 3davs. City Of
Mount Vernon. Ncw-Yorks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

i.ATK..Il lItAINS "a ,a,IJI tt"IfdI I'"''V'I VI
New. Jersey foot Of Lb-rt 3D.. Moth River. . - "a
FOR rliILApEiPliIA. seek day, a. - 20 20
1DlS g az Car 49, o. 0"9S o. co. 90 si5
nisht sunday 90 10 30. II 30, lDii ine C,FI A. NJ.
80 30 DINING Gan 90 10 z ZIP nisnt .
FOR nALTI MoEE AND WAsHiNHiNS' ws 40 a ds AZ
dining Carr j 90. 20 90. Baltimore only L. M Il 10
night. , . ,.,.... c,oo.
Tcse,S and raror Cat vat, can be proe'rcd g e. ~
src, al, Cya Street 81 f., lih Street. 23j Columbu,
hverue and 50 Io5th Street. Newfork 1873 Wash
inr,oa Ste 700 Fulton Brook yn and - Broad
way WI ian burg ,.,-
wc.tco,, ENpr - Company VII cal for ana check
rarra.e f-om hotel or residence U destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
DOR RENr.-A MODERN SUMMER HOUSE on
MICHIGAN

NOK KENI-A MODEKN NUMMEK HOUSE On
LAKE MICHIGAN,
ADJACENT TO WORLDS FAIR CHICAGO.
Contemplating spending the Of 1895 In foreign
travel OFFER Tor rent 10 satisfactory parties, from May
November 1t the premises by occupied IN
shore Of Lake Michigan. thty-four miles from Chicago
Zone hours ride by rail, two hours by boat; excellent
consisting Of ten Of beautiful grounds,
with Modern bric house Handsomely furnished (ncui ng
works Of art. paintings china and llncn also two stbcs
with horses carriages, carts, complete" The prrmi-
high promontofy overlooking Lake Michigan,
drives and walks tile grounds being equal 10 the
IN the Bcrkshlrcs most desirable neghbor
hood surrounded by beautiful houses minutes drive
from the railway station; direct yacht 10 Fair
grounds Rental $4,000 for entire period including use
~ stables stock &c Parties nqurlng, please give
names and refernccs. when. II apparently satisfactory.
full details with photographs will be forwarded Address
~ IRVINGrON,
Room SO Monadnock Flock.
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

IN. Y. G. q IL. II. I,I;. Co.. Lessee1
Trains leave West 42d-st. station. New.Yok A. fol
lows and 10 mnutcs earlier from IT, tnnklins. n. IL.
DAILY EXCEPT sunday, west OF Coz ynans Jc.
1ilo \. M-Daily for A bany except sunday Mor,,p~l
O;3O n. M.Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Roch.s
tci iunulo Niagara fans. Detroit, Chicago; eHec.
Saturday for Toronto -
11;33 A. M.-Daily except Sunday. for Albany and
400 T. M.-Dav. except SUNDAY. for Albany
old r. M.-Daily for ALBANY. Montreal Tito. Syracu.e
Rochester; Eunalo Niagara FALL, Toronto Detrois
Isny, Saratoga and Montreal. ~ ''"'"'' Az
Ss13 r. VI. DAILY Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse. koches.
tor. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chicago
ST. Louis.
HkYElisTRAw LOCALS. as. .s4eP,M.
NEWgUKG LOCALS $ go. 'l0I5 A. M. 1:l5. 80
Sleeping ears Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto
Detroit. Chicago. all through trains.
sDaly. For tickets timetables. paror and sleeping
lyn. 1893 Washingtoast 20 Enlton:st. Annex once
N2 Broadway. l43 Bowery. 81 East Hthst SO wesi
--' G. r. LXMpEar General Passenger AcsnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
FOR LAKEWOOD.

1870 s.I5 A. NJ ~ $40 spec.aD 90 G.i5 p NJ
Tor Tom, River. B'rn.eat Para. and Barn. slt 80
SIS A. NJ. ~. 4 20 +. NJ.
For Atlantic City. Vinclani and Biidg,ton. 4 80 A. NJ
Is =. ".
30 : 10 II 80 \. NJ 30 l -. 100. 20 +. "
SuudayS o 90 \ NJ. I 90 j. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
REAL ESTATE.
BI-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was little business the zeal estate marhe'
yesterday. There were two sales ooth ny olue' VI
court r. " Harnett g. Co. offered NO oo' fhshO''
ave being the southwest corner Of Fory.secoldsI q
four.,tory nat.hou.e. with store, on full iot ~ was
bought by the estate Of Henry Herman. the p'ah' or
SOB 500. ,
EVAN L. Kennedy sold. under partition, iouf Guy
lots in scdowick.aye in the Twenty fourth Ward on ue
Harlem River They brought 50 600 from William T. St.
John -
The following private sales were reported az inc IN
change yesterday: - -, -
Aschcr Wcin,tcin has bought from W. H. Butter anu
Mrs Mary Blake executors OF Mary Diking NO -
Clinton Place sailors Snug Harbor ieasehod' iouI'
story brick building with stores. 2oNOoNll4' ior fiV
This ,,o,,rv adjoins No - Clinton Place "hch -
owned by Mr.. Weinstein
Ascher Wcinstcin has sold TO Jacob kofD aso
Sailors Snug Iarbor lca,choId on No. i4l East ElSon
st. nve-story building with stores. oXoa Tor si'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
NcW.YOrk & NcW.EnEIamd Railroad.

In connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway sel train
PULLMAN SLEEpER>. PASSENGER. and BAGGAGE
CARS l5jh ST.. terminus and 9th Elevated
daily Including Sundays. al II 30 y. NJ. arriving IL
Boston, foot Summer ST. 40 \. ". Baggage checked
through " Y v. stations. SD ST.. Sta Ave, nd
.jj;h st. ard Sth Ave.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage 70 dest alton from hotels residence any
at Of the city upon application TO sny VI ther vafrus
enCes in New-Yok or Brooklyn.
EMPRESS TRAIN or SIXTH AVE. IL"
leaving South Ferry 10 81 p. NJ. with his
tain For running time Time Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NETWORK
CITY: Arcade Nrw, Rooms Il Broadway and $50
Br 0dway where Pullman reservation be obtained
Sleepcrs open Tor accommodation o. passengers Que hour
before leaving time OF
IL. l.. vREELAND. L. NJ ALIEN
Manager. Gen Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
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A CIGARETTE.MAKERs ROMANCE.
SAINT ILARIO, A sequel TO 'Saracinesca"
GREIFENoTEIN.
WITH THE IMMoRTALs.
TO LEEWARD.
AN AMERICAN POLITICIAN.
PAUL PATOFF.
MARzIo'S CRUCIFIX.
SARACINESCA.
TALE OF LONELY PARISH.
ZOROASTER.
DIR. CLAUDICS.
Mr. 1SAACS.
MACMILLAN Il CO.,
PUBLISHERS, NEw-YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21

Through trains lOr Chicago uId West New.
YORK. foot Of Jhambersst. daily, ~ follows,
minutes earlier from West 23d-st.
OK A. M.-Via Niagara Falls ana Chautauqus
80 lake tarior NJ car Se"iNO,S TO buffalo
O.li0 r. M.-vesubule Limitei. sold train for Chi.
O.UO cag0 Via Chauiauqua Lake Sleepers 70 Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining-car.
con p. M.-soid train " Chicago via Niaca Falls
Wow Sc,pcrs 70 Buffalo Rochester and Chicago. Din
O.cn p. M.-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fails
O:s)U solIo tam 10 Chicago SleeIers TO iIorneis
7 Deal TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
L. accommodations a. tol and o5! Broadway CHAMBERS
and West I'D ST. ferries. New-York 1913 tulton-st,
Brookiyp 2oc Mudson,st Moboken and Jersey CITY STA
AaGe from hotels and rasidonces 10 destna ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
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