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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26
CoLUMBIA's REUEPrIoN-March and Drill

Memorial Day Exercises.
The committee on arrangements for
Memorial Day exercises have decided
upon J. G. Rapelje for field officer of the
day. The column will form on Second
street, right resting on Main. Move up
Main to the Atheneum. The column
will form at 1:3O p. m. sharp and will
move in the following order:
Band.
Militia.
G. A. II. Post.
Schools.
Fire Department.
Humane Society.
Mayor and Orator of the Day.
Governor and State Officers.
Federal Officers.
County Officers and Common Council.
Civic Societies.
Citizens.
Exercises will commence at 2 p. m.
Jos. HARE,
JOHN BOWEN, Committee.
p. McaUaH,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26

Squire Abingdon's Ono Joke.
Nobody ever accused Squire Abingdon of
knowing anything outside Of turf history
or the shady gossip Of the day. He is said
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26
II DISTRICT COURT.
...;ot Court Re-Convenes Yester-
div Morning and Grinds Out
Mere Justice.
. rechnicality Knocks Out the
paker Suit, and It Goes Over
The Term.
vew Words About Roseburry-
Various Items of Local News
For Readers.
Pom Thursday's Daily.
District Court.

y,om Thursdays DAILY!
District Court.
~ the district court yesterday the
.,;., Of the case of 1. p. Baker va.
Western Union Telegraph company,
was resumed. Captain Baker again
tank the stand, and proceeded to de.
scr,bp, step by step, how he sent the
ts,e,ram to his Washington correspond
ants, giving the figures at which he
rop]d furnish corr to the government
Of Standing Rock; how his bid was ac-
cepted by the government at 81 Al per
hundred, the rate that his telegram
stated as delivered, instead of $l.49, as
hs telegram was originally written by
him.
The testimony was interrupted several
fines by tits between the lawyers as to
fine ad%missibillty of certain testimony;
arruments as to whether or not the
original telegram as written by Captain
Baker was a contract between him and
the Telegraph company; whether the ac-
c~eptance of his bid by the government
could be proven before it vas proved
tbat,a bid was submitted; whether the
case could be established without put
ting in evidence the original message
with all the fine type printed at the top
Of the blank.
At this stage of the case, Mr.. Newton
proceeded to read a deposition from
Washington, D.. G., that was important,
AID Mr.. Hughes objected on the ground
that the deposition had not been filed.
The court held the objection to be
good, and on motion of Mr.. Newton the
case was continued to the next term.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26

P"uo ~ VIC cutlery GruSB. ln16 IS O
mounted knight clad IN armor and bear
ing in his hand a banner upon which is
inscribed the word "Victory." The
banner is composed Of corn hueks and
the word is in timothy heads. Under the
figure are the words, "In the March of
Progress We Lead" done in cornstalks.
The whole has a most artistic effect.
The masterpiece of the whole exhibit
is an immense group of s%tatuary stand
ing ~ feet high in the center of the ex-
hibit. 1t is called "Columbia" and repre-.
sents a female draped in the stars and
stripes done in red and white corn grains.
With skirt of wheat heads, hair of flax
and face, neck and arms of shelled
wheat. In her hand is a staff from
which hangs a huge banner, on which is
inscribed the grain exports of the state.
Her other hand rests upon a shield and
she is watching alloy representing North
Dakota feeding the wor)d-in the shape
OF a brood Of young birds-with grain.
The group is nearly completed, and
when finished will be mounted on a
pedestal.
For Rent.
House on Sixth street, near school
house, containing five rooms, five blocks
from Main street. Address, Geo. Ct.
Fairchild, Bismarck.
"A Sum mer Necessity,
There Is a little article advertised in this
issue which is especially seasonable at
this time of the year, and the cooling of
many thousands of palates which NAV
be effected after it's use, should render it
as popular as it deserves to be.
We refer to the Enterprise Ice Shred
der, whose operation requires no OK.
PLANTATION, being simply to draw the
blade upon a piece of ice, the pressure
applied producing fine or course pieces.
as desired. To remove the finely cut
ice o the cup, grasp the shredder
firmly in the right hand and strike it,
inverted, upon the left, at the same time
being careful to keep the lid closed.
Then scrape the ice into some convent
ent receptacle. 1t is not necessary to
take the ice out of the refrigerator, as
you may reach in and fill the cup from
the side, end or top of a cake of ice with.
out disturbing anything or wetting your
hands. Its use will be appreciated for
fruits, drinks, oysters and clans on the
haltshell, olives, celery, radishes, iced
tea, sliced tomatoes, etc., and for many
purposes in the sick ROOM.
1t is finished in two styles, one timed.
at 6Oc. each, and the other nickeled, at
$500 each, SO that it is within the reach
of all, and we would advise our readers
to send at once to the Enterprise Manu-.
featuring company, Third and Dauphin
streets, Philadelphia, get one and sweIter
no more; or inquire at any hardware
store.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26

y Indicates ''plus." To find the mean tc,npcra
tnrc or total precipitation Of any station for the
week add the departure to the normal when plus
~, and subtract when departure is minus ~
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26

mencement exercises, May 31st.
Misses NJ. Larson, Il. McHugh, N. O'Connor.
Recltation-Mr. Tongue. Little Kittie McHugh
Little K. Erwin, Glen Morris
HHecitatiien-Harry's Arithmetic. Chas, Morris
.. Piano. Mary Westminster.
Little Boys Speech ......... Little Joseph Moran
DIALOGUE-rHE PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.
OHARAOTERs:
Erastus Steele. a merchant. ........ Bonnie Belk
Harry. his son ::.:.....:.....:....::Joseph Hess
Solomon Longface. an imposter. Joseph WEIGH
Cyrus Cautus. q countryman =. Leo CUNNINGHAM
Bobby simpson, a lub5er'y boy Jos. Westminster
barney Horlan, q laborer..........Joseph Welsh
Misses K. Cunningham. NJ. O'Connor, L.. Kupitz
Observation-Disclosures Murderer. MissA. Mallory
TABLEAUX-MOTHER IS DEAD AND GONE
Mother. Miss Susie Mann
Little Minnie Baudoin
The Young Critic. ......
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26
Leo cunningham, Joseph Westminster.
CANTATA-THE SECRET.


Louie Fairtho:ne. Misses. .Cathsrine Ryan
Toby Skillet. postboy ...;..Joseph Westminster
Chorus of Girls-Misses p. ltobidou, Nj. West
hauser, J. Owen, X. Cunningham. NJ. O'Con-
MOI. B. Ryan. ). O'Leary, Cunningham, n.
OConnor; A. Carmichael. N. McHugh. +. For
tune, r: Erwin, Nellie O'Connor, X. Malloy,
A. Kervin and a. Malloy.
Duet-Will Yon Please Gallon. ........... Piano
Misses H. johnson. L. Knudson.
New York Street Scene, 1000. Moving Tsbleaux
Recitation-Guilty, OF Not Guilty. Jessie Mack
Duet,,Jolly BlaGksmiths.. -; .:.....P Piano
Recitation-Boy's Grievances. Leo Cunningham
Observation-Disclosures ........ .......... Free Show
A FARCE-THE MILL.
GHAAAoI . . MleS III. COQQOE
O"e':;i:IM; fiano
Concert Recitation. ~. ....K King RobefHt Of Sicily
The Senior Glass.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26
Roseburry All Right.

In a recent issue you printed an ar
tic!e from the Jamestown Alert wherein
it stated that the Northern Pacific
Agent, Roseburry ot'Steele, was short in
his accounts was behind as treasurer of
civil township aud owed people around
town a large amount. Mr.. kellogg no
doubt. though the article true when he
published it, but that won't prevent his
having a libel suit on his hands shortly.
The facts in the case are as follows:
Mr.. R~cseburry does not owe and is
not behind in his accounts with the
Northern Pacific Railroad company, nor
the civil township a dollar. He UNI
fortunately does owe some accounts
about Steele, but if this is a crime
then God help Dakota, for she is chuck
tull of criminals, in this particular.
Mr.. Roseburry was elected treasurer
of Woodland township for the third time
last March, and is al popular or more so
to-day than yer for the reason that he
mas always performed his work satisfac-
tory to the voters of that township. In
matters po%litical-like most men-he
has made a few enemies and it is from
them that this cowardly SANDER emil
mates, and MI. Kellog's information was
furnished from a tool of one of them.
Mr.. Roseburry is all right-don't owe
any corporation or township a cent and
VIII pay all he owes, and that before long.
| write this in the interests of fair play
and by request of many citizens.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26
Steele, N. D., May %, 1893.
MasOns Go To NJ landau.

MasOns Go To Mandan.
a special train was chartered yester-
uay by the Masons Of the city, who left
ts:3O last Tuesday to take in a meeting
OF the Mandan lodge. Those who went
were W. 7. Perkins, J. q. Marshall, G.
novel;, c. H. Phelps, @. T. LANCE, F. E.
Moorhouse, S. A. Peterson. S. H. Scott,
NJ. Wick, j. o. Holt, +. W. Alvord, E. A.
williams, f. s. Beardsley, w. A. Dillon,
WI. Winchester, F. D. Kendrick, E. H.
wilson, W. @. Tubbs, J. w. Lucas, R.
H. Hoskins, w. A. Patterson.
Card Of Thanks.
10 those who rendered such valuable
ana much needed assistance to US dur
1's our recent affection, we wish to
extend our most sincere thanks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. PRESTON.
m Summary and Crop Conditions.
Inc weather during the past week
was extremely ohaugeable. From the
.''n 10 the 18th warm, clear weather and
s0a'herly winds prevailed. At the cen.
""i station the maximum thermometer
:es'stered % degrees on the 18th. Dur
as onese few days crops were making
- neadway and seeding was being
r"1ueo rapidly, although rain wal
snvatly needed in all sections. On the
.''n occurred one of the sevprest north
"es' WIND storms ever experienced Mt
was Time of the year, folio we'd by lower
"perature the remainder of the week,
tha accompanied by heavy rain. In
northwestern section of the state
VIC Precipitation was the heaviest on
!; ;0cora for May, there being 4.le inches
Ct hours at Fort Buford, Williams
Ioun'y. Much ~uneasipess had been felt
~ ''ockmen previous to this storm az to
"ao outlook for grazing grass, but this
inv "n pour" has dispelled all such feel
S., throughout the remainder of tho
a,o Inc precipitation was much less,
"a''y decreasing toward tho eastern
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26
holic m

Catholic commencement.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the Catholic school CON-
mencement exercises, May 31st.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26

House on Sixth street, near school
house, containing five rooms, five blocks
from Main street. Address, Geo. IT.
Fairchild, Bismarck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
4carhers.

A GENCY TO SUPPLY tu:or, professors tachers
n 10 all departments OF .tarnng Clf
ruars Of good schools recommended 10 parents. MIRIAM
COYRIFiiE Book Building. $50 Ffth-ave. cor 2oth->t
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Suppljes Professors Teachers. Tutors 'iovernese'
&c 70 colleges Schools and Families Applv 10
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON 23 Union Sduer~-
INTT1 ITIION and PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Il Class and private instruction. Mrs MARilN,
Hotel Brockhols: l0l West e3th.st' NeW-lo my
THF FISK Teachers Agencies New YORK, Bost'n
i Chicago Los Angeles &C.; 5000 positions IN u
II. F. CTOCKER. y. Y. Manager. 20 3thaNe I5th-''
xxy ANTFD IMMFDI ATFIY Teacher far priNar
w city; teacher. china painting AM' ''
govarness French ard German coNclhr>s"s. ND
DONOVAN'S Teachers Blu eau. 80 Eat lith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

All the sales advertised at No. III Broadway yes
terday. The important sale was by "eorsc ~
Read 81 TO Broadway. which was sofa uhucr p''"
ton. The property known the Knox Building oc'
cupcd BY Knox the The lot Is 70 feet IN BroAd
way and &c feet Fton.st Ii was SOLD Tor e3'-oVV
T.. NJ Knox The sale Of the Knox building puts al emu
To a long Iii cation which has lasted since 1880 Inc
property was part old Lorard estate and was ie
under the Will charged with various annues 10 chureh
and relayes.of the former There was clause IN
the will that not be sold until the ahhues wei"
all rad In the meantime the building had oee1 reh'cu
for sl OoC year TO the present occupant MI Knox had
gradually bought the rights OF the various ahnu'a''
until he held majority Of the interests in the properly
so complicated rights OF the annuitahts ana 'n
Children that calculate the various interests
became necessary 10 common denomnator OIL o'ci
:, ooo ooo pbjlo T. Rugres who has been connected
with the cas-. for nfty.sX years and who Is nihseh oe
nncty.tvo years old was the referee In lhe mat'i
D. r. Ingraham Co. offered plot, l9oxlo2 IN "ess
Eigbte,hst west Of Amserdamave 1t brought sOo,ooo
from the plaintiff in the proceedings Inc same MN
offered ss S. naS in the
H. mse Co. offered no dS' d ESsi on ra
lot. it was sold the painn IN the proceedings ~
s@yh Ryan offered brick dasSaic on sor
lot oxisxo5N5s in Cumberland ave a snd for 5000
%sr OF aiamH ws% Rcne iSrsesqs
%9s}aF S of az a; Z. 81 ioS
following n h,%s DS"aa from GG tne
estate English ss,s%sas scu; on
NJ yae terms Ihcy have also bought from inc eent
foscnh easel tnc and store Dick .ns zoo
bousr No 81 Iiestcrst. size, HoAo'A,o' TOT "'o'''
III. house l. leased years at T3 b1o yrh' ~ ,
Ih ,,o.cntwer has sold Wolf Baraschk the I'M
,rnr,cd Mot Nos. and II BaNtcrst 3'''Aoo' uiH''
,,, IN fcst from Park Row. for 49, 40 ,,,.ora
sammct Grunhut Co. have sold thr"u nne F. 81 Lane
~, irns, Tor 900 and have purchased rom a. ~
uatcr ,.ofnry the marble house. No 81 west i"'''s
Inc SINE frm have sold the four-story thghsM pa
Cling 10 1873 Thirty sccond'st 10 MIS- a.
mo ,alcs reported in Yesterdays paIets '"' and thc
,.rai IIotol siic For,ioth.rt. and SAth,aNe. ~" "
thwcst corner Of LcNington.ave ana Nn sr ~ hc
are now reported by the auctioneef' re'' r '''''
.,uo -olcs.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

~ L. -
Monroc.st. 80 90; Binaid ''a'"'N'' ~ 49, $50, 900
Cherry-st, No ioo; charles "o''"''s anu Il 800
ch Ms9&a SO SS' III cnarc. 'n" aud wife " 800
pSi-ion.st :" SO y of .h1'G,,'' ,, iS%
I1a"; rhLr kouo"'N' 81 a. -. 2.,5-O
Market No. IL Jullg rc p''S'u' !" ''... 1900
ruIion.,t. 40 IL Benjamin Stern to ASeher 10 600
Ma Ms,te SO ~ Bertha Wagner to julius Is coo
lih.-t. 80 SO west SUI" ''"'"' - - 800
,,i Br. D. :. IS 1t n Of othst 2ooN7o; Wolf - a.
solomon ani wife TO lieubcn lion7 o. ., 70 i''''
>ptmg.,e 40 10 Aor ano,hcr ''No' 81 900
Avnur - - III. n t OF i pu,r Sntr, II 900
columH va, 'n'f''' 'O''''''' '''' w II 30
TO M'na'n c.,. .,,., ,,h.>t. 26iI,iOI.s
S5eSioo sacG and another as@ and N's 10 1850
suiym-.t, No 81 Aaron Kapan ana "fe 81 500
West ST., No IS rh''p Dt'"u'' '"1 1876
Avenue q, 40 o. MAX pfu'"'' ." '" 1900
,ns,"rda% ave- 10 40: Charles White and 10 ooo
o5h-'t 80. 20 ME-, George "'' '"4 25i5o
i7th.,t no S'S NJ ~, '9 Sgp,rch ~ ~ 900
ga 5acn. sJ6 aS ct a. Y' to Arpod %,
?tn - -oS u 81 AT trc :, John Batcr 900
aot,,i i-, H. u T x Richie. 1000
1t. : ~ ~ y N,s : "' ''S''''' 80 $4,000
L., ave n o. corner jith.st. oiNlVpJ. Henry. u - -,
Tovio - a. the II my Elias brewing q -''''i
sam proriry , An H l""'' Ct d =" ''' 2o7oi
same NV TroT-,y stevenson ro"c to the Henry ar.
Ila- rre"lng 60 $50. =. ,,,o, ''
Mad 4n1,c corner loith->t 2iliN!N'
Car-'cn II Eohlcn md wife t" l''ac MAYER 90 200
i&,e.,. Ne. wet >'''n N'N'"" % "'''" 1880
7,h a,c . :, an It Of Isorh..,. 2'S7' John o,,o
r Luther and wife 10 rcnnmin GILLESPIE c.l'O
.olrmtu-lNo. =. 80 e IA 81 91th>t 2olN ., 900
100 Harry t.1livcK 10 Elias SiycrNn ....-. $500
ii-th.ct Nn West Thomas j Mcclure anu -. -
vic TO II \ Ficko and another .....,.-. Si'ooo
sth.a,c No > 20l; Henry fickc and wlic I" =, ooo
l3lst.,t. so so West ) Boohm 70 ,o,o
llGth.,t > 80 II Of Manhatnnavs: 7N
I IoU,l f lo"r. '"'''' '"1 1900
Sdaa,s' ,; N%' = lam rrsiv $1,000
Courfl,udts,c. ldith.-t. ~ %i,aN',
2l>GlN irregular simon Pcy-"F ana Vic " q 400
george Wolfe ..... .....- .-..--.,o o'oo
- John J Brady and VII" t" william ., en-
Klnrslrdc, 10 West Farms Road. lsS y
- Powell Pae". GlNil7; l.hfo Prescott I" n ooo
sd.a1". - = 1870 It II Powell Il'c., 2ofX
IT, ,'c"'se VIVA" ''' N'' " 500
H,sii.,t corner Bro1dTsy 2ooNl?5N Irregular ooo,
Hugh y Camp ard 'sp1er & William Nerh r ohUo'
Kingebrldrc. West Farms Road. : ~ r.
Of Powell Place 31GNl6i, Aleu-" VI 'hriSu' ,oo
M0rv T. -Nrmitag" -. 90. ..-, ''''"
i7th'sA :: 70 :, II IoSo 81 I, WAT $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
! Western n. n.
Delaware. I.nckawnnna and Western r. r.
In New. Ork foot OF Barclay and ChristophR
streets.
SHORTEST LINE, vEsTIBCLED TRAINS.
COACHES.

Direct route to NEW Ai.n DLoO.ar IEDI, MONICLAlA
M. SSDs EsT IssS "a r.
RATCoS4, H.ekettss0.a, sGHoQtEYsv sggS'
WATER GAP RoTDSBURG, Poc0RS xssrH x4S
sGKANI2H SAS W.
rose. BIHGhAMfTolNS, 6Sfohp, oEMTca. VIZ:
ssl Y9asAcutsE s oswE 1GS IfH2c 6MESS EiS c
o Sons VEST, HokTHw EST AID Southwest
PRESS Pullman parIor cars, Connects at BuSlA
with train for Chicago. arriving s;4' g. n Hsu
7.!0 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops q pnna
loo r ,M.a,sscRANT0S, BINGHAMToS and Il
4.io.P; MaSsuEAN T9SS MILREsbAKkE and PLYS
,.sO r. NJ IDaiIyj.-BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS
rul man sleepers. Arrives ct rs ..
EXPRESS. Pullman sleepers.
IlCkrls ana PuLLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS = y
;s5 and 942 Broadway 50 West l25h-st. 235 Colunbas
ave- New.York 1888 gton.st., 726 Fultonst snl
Il Proadwnv Brooklvn. Time tables, giving full 10.
formation. at oil stations.
WESTNOrT tiPRESS COMPANY will cal for snl
check baggage fron hotel or residence 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
INFORMED MORTGAGES.

Ar"nss Mary + , to Ar' r.st cn5 1.a, ! mart;
ArTsd ,sorsc a9a VIE e Michel MSnS. y;o 5Gn $50
Aud. 1ncma, and wiis +, Tt[ma' ~, n; I'm ana
sn NJ %'@I' &C." c." vSar NOR sag,, 1880
Cohen. Max, to. Man Blum ct al, -5th-'t =, co.
Ad a% Michael J. % scamen nank tsr saylnt'. ,o oo
b'sr wnsavc Of isothst 3 years.. 1900
Cullen John AMI wife Murray I'M Rank
io.ih,st " Of Central PARK West, months 10000
pisi'',' car'"' !" - '''' 2,ooC
r,eGci jacob 10 sender Jarmulow-Ny. Lud. -.
fI,chi. ;aoob. to Man > Rorn. 10 ond IL -, 40,
r i; Syrns " isabella Jui'on. 1874 Fast - ~,
Gonir. IA11ic TO TX schacnier 4sth.st. ooo
Gtmpi~cht solomon ami wife to. Jacob Ros.
bach and another. executors. IS lilh'st. o. ooc
d.; year: - ,:.or,o Harlow IS West OWN
Jafc.hcf Herman. to ratick Eg,n. iGi SHAVE
and 36i 3jth--t. due gao 2o,Oo'
Jacockcs susa' to Mary 2 Blackwell. SIS lo'th' m,
Knrias. Of Aaron %%ia' to A6sSa% Morris. list %,
Kocnis. John. to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. "a,
Go , IN asGe y w., i2.dst yar 2co
Mcyash Louis. to Bernard Galewski and another. - ~,
MAYER isaac. ct al b John J Bel! Madison. -,
ave- of ioCth.st. years ,.,.,,......., 5000
; 7Ist.st. OF West End-ayc . mortgages 90 ~,
Moot Elizabeth and husband TO THE Guaranice
and Trust Co. ll6th.st Of Manhattan-ave =, ~,
Nr, years, 4 moltgaeeH- "-''"'
I waIGcr asd a,u Of otnayc years $4,000
Pain John, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ~
a. morco gol,'' az. . .:... 80 SOC
span, M'" "nrnSt Of goad%ay years % noo
s" mSuS Mnaea " Of SUBURBAN st. oooc
sheridan Thomas j. ct ul. to Jacob l'ooknan
MORTGAGES u" VS. ''' '"' - 3i.74C
ToIin oven and wife 10 Charles Applcby ct
az ave- ctr wear, 'o''e' 5000
corner corner th and C6rsiophcr SIS years $4,000
hei 10 ESormed Protestant Dutch. 3coC
"f rnIon.t AIc"S year 10 ne"'' '"' ooc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
Mem pnblirations.
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- Sold by all booksellers. or sent. postpaid. BY
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74S.745 BROADWAY. NEw.YORK.
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west SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y G. & II. Z. RK. Co.. Lessee3 :. re-,
Trana leave West 42d-st station. New;Yo..' = rs
lows AID Is minutes earlier from H. k,bahJ
$50 <. M.-DaIy Tor Ne~vars ssvd hiGs'tJT c.
,,t5 M~pay Tor Albany. except SUNDAY. mS@I osSSS
9;30 A. M-Daily for Ales.y p HTss S{es:S sissN
Saturday Toronto. A.. A,h~av ~
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400 M-pay except sanssy 70, A uss. s,rses.s
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Mem Dnbllraiions.

Wide, Wide World. Jack
,U) Harkaway. Life Of Tom Paine, kenal Lie Jesu''
Green beatrice Cenci PRATT, LOO oth-aNc'
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FALL RIVER LINE.
Cost an0 foun0.

OST.-Certifcae No. 400 for shares and certificate
No. 54 Tor forty shares OF the capital stock Of the
River and Rail Electric Light Company West Virginia
The finder viii return same " Room -. II Wall.st.
Reward paid.
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New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
New.YOrk 4 Northern Railway
AND
Ncw.YOrk q NeW-En.lnnd Railroad.

In connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway solid train
Z PULLMAN SLEEPER>. PASSENGER and BAGGAGE
CARS leave l5jth St. terminus eth and 9th Ave Elevated
daily Including sundays. II 80 7. NJ arriving IN
noson foot Sumner St. 40 A. NJ. Baggage checked
through al y Y stations SD ST. near Sth Ave, and
j5tn ST. AID 9th Ave.
The NewYork Transfer COMPANY will call for and check
iacrace 70 destination hotels or residence IN any
part OF upon application 10 sny " their various
ofces I'm NcwYork Brooklyn.
EXPRESS TRAIN on SIXTH AVE IL"
r.,v,,e south Ferry AZ 10 81 p. with this
train For running time Time Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NETWORK
CITY: Arcade Sew, Rooms. Il Broadway. and 3jJ
I,r sdgay where Pullman reservation can be obtained.
slecpcrs open for accommodation Of passengers hour
tsfors leaving time Of usla.
II. Ia. VREELAND. L. N. ALLEN
GEN Manager. Gen. Pass'r Agent
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ST0NINGTON LINE.

FAkF1S IED, TNUVI'
DENCE. rs. WORCESTER and all Eastern Points.
INSIDE ROUTE-New steel Steamers MAIN u and NEW.
HAMPSHIRE leave new Pier 81 n. r.. one block above
Canal.st at 80 L. NJ daily. except sunday.