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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
ARE WINTERS COLBERT
II seems So In Europe. While Ours AR,
Growing warmsr.

II SCENE So In Europe. While Ours Are
Growing warmsr.
IL II often asked. regarding tho sea-
sons. whether they alter from year To
year. whether there Is positive change
In climate from century ~ century.
The general opinion seems TO be. ac-
cordlng 10 the New York Press. that
tho springs and summers are cooler
than they once were and that the win.
fers are less cold
The records 81 thcrnomctrical obscr-
va.lons show that the temperature 81
the month Of May Ia diminishing. bat
that the temperature Of the year. taken
together. rather tends 30 mere ase.
Taxing into consideration n period 81
City or sixty more years. there has been
observed an actual aiminution 81 the
mean temperature ia the climate ~
France. But observing logger period
comparing, for example. the earliest
centuries ~ French history with the
present time NO sensible difference II
tie seasons csa he established
Fer example, the Roman emperor.
Jaiian. vas very t.fid ~ living ~ raris.
ard alfofs' a y see BE- made several
ieof ~,iearns In TIT city. Ia al. Mis-
ers'T"n ~ relates that - was greatly
serprissa one enc incoming - sec The
seine stepped in ia course and -
waters changed lnfo hicks II n,arsle
- Ne 49, that there "a. a. that tlae.
- yell a to-day, sinters severe euss1e 7.
- freeze the rivers. and that the eli.
mate h'rs M ehsnge.i rpeh II snf.
Perhaps The faen ~ ths present time
have faefr sensitive epsaermia THAI
had shetf hardy ancestors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

One Form of Imposition. st Least. Has
fcund . Remedy.

One Form of Imposition. ut Lesst. Has
fcuad . Remedy.
From London comes news of the or
eanization Of Social Demands lnsur-
ance company The society arises out
of the question that each man and wom-
an puts 10 himself: Glow much can
give without seeming shabby" when
asked 10 give money TO objects for
which they have no sympathy, but TO
which tradition or some sense of reci-
procity obliges contribution
There are always restless people
about getting mp statues. testimonials
anniversary gifts. from srver dinner
services down 10 quill pens. whom one
wishes In Jericho. but are impossible to
refuse. To thus tighten these needless
burdens of life comes the Social De-
mands Insurance company.
According TO a writer in the London
Times this society. on receipt of sub
seription graduated according To the in
come and needs of the members, will
transact for them the whole business on
the cheapest possible scale. The So
ciety viii not be afraid Of being called
shabby, having no corporal delicacy OF
feeling.
Members (who have paid in their sub
scriptions) viii merely send TO the sec.
rotary each week their social begging
letters. The society. doing ready
money business. can easily buy in bank
rupt stock Of clocks, epcrgnes. bric-a-
brac. silver. books. Thus IL will be able
10 furnish suitable presents at reduced
prices.
The London society goes far in engag-
ing STAFF of sculptors. ghosts, impress
sionist painters. in acquiring coliec-
ton Of painters insists that can be
easily altered 10 suit the occasion. and
other artistic refuse that may be util-
lied at reasonable terms
The subscription of dulxe. for ex-
ample. 70 the Social Demands Insurance
company is put at $40 los. while per-
son OF letters would not be charged
moro than Is. sd.
In this country. until the tariff is. re-
duced. the subscription Of the rich men
ranking with the English dukes would
be approximately go, while writers
would be proportionately charged not
more than o. year. These sums. how
ever. arr initiation fees, and engage
only the services OF the society. Moneys
paid out would have 10 be subsequently
reimbursed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
letter & ERYsIPELAS
Neck Covered with Glauduiar SWELL
ings. Scrofula. Ears Running.
Suffered Terribly.
All Remedies Fall. Tries Cuficura.
First Application Relieves. Conn
plete Cure in Weeks.

Two years ago was poisoned In my hands.
Then I took letter. Then Erysipelss went
20 my head. face. cars. ard neck. Ny cars were
swollen and running from the inside and outside.
cred with alandular swellirgs ecrofria I
suffered terribly. I began TO use CrTIcrna
RKxEDrrs. The FIRST application relieved mo
very much. and In three weeks my ears. bead, and
when all other remedies failed. ard had de-
SPARED ofever being any better cauncs be with.
out them now. and shall recommend them o. my
suffering frierd-. sor Do cay that thfy are the
ever saw. Mas. LIZZIE RAIL.
Fairfield. III.
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WON By A PRINCE
CElEBRATED FOR HER BEAUTY
u u Love Mss<h -Ths csssis 81
wsrshslz. vshsss the Hsnsymssa
VIZ H spent.

When the daughters aud the sons Of
royalty We'd II = ever al event Of en-
trasraIEary itnpartAnee. In Austria
the ceremonial u Of especial Impressive
Elazs. - with tie webbing 81 = daughter
Of an archdaka goes t.ae renuaeialion of
all ei4lsns upon the throne The staid
court of Vienna has had several of
these eeremoai~ls Ia the past few years.
bat th~y have been held In the gloom
Of the awful imperial catastrophe
which hangs like pau continually over
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

II was under the care 81 mAny physicians.
but never reecivcf any real beneat but VINO
called my Trouble everything hut cafsrrh.
AZ one time Was given u2 BY ny trsnds 10
. speedy death b consumption. ss my ply.
sleiaLs diagnosed my ease as that dread
disease In later years my trouble ASSUMED
q morr chronic form aud 1 vas rapidly get.
ting 10 point where Household work WAS
telling on me. and l was steadily gettl4ig
worse. had psia IN and under the shoulder
blades and Ia tie small Of the back I'D VAS
yery nervous aud my sleep vas uasourd asd
disturbed by dreams. % thai IA the mofaine
| felt more red than wnea l went g. bed.
| had . dropping in the throat. my nose was
drs and sore. snd was annoyed b very
troublesome throat. / had pains IN the
stomach. No appetite. poor digestion. a burn-
ming pain. frequent boating with distress
ing weakness that came ON me By spells. and
an aii-eone ngtterinz sensation al tie pit OF
TIA stomach.
Il Was always somewhat better in the sum
mer and worse In winter; had duttering weak
heart. at times painful. and felt as though
my limbs wonld fail me.
"sinee treating with Drs. Copeland and
Graham the pains In ny should r. and limbs
are i.one. and. letter than ali else. am tree
from the extreme nervous prostration iroia
which suffered for years. The dropping and
soreness has disappeared FROM ny nose. and
l am not hawxing and coughing 10 keep ny
throat ciear of the offensive mucus Is form
rrly did. My stomach Is better than IL has
been for years. and / can really enjoy some
comfort after eatlag. besides being free from
those intense b Ids hes from which had
never before tsei abe to obtain relief.
IL thi.k the csu.ts accomplished In my
case By these physicians more than could be
expected in so snort a time. and shai con-
tInue 10 spex a good word in ihslr praise 10
al who may eaqulre oil me.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

the ceremonies In connection with the
solemn service, and they are always
performed at the court church of St
Augustine.
The gifts are all stored in tho Vienna
castle Of Archduke Charles Louis
and are said TO amount In value To
almost FIVE hundred Thousand dollars,
the coStliest having Of course come from
the emperor and empress of Austria
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

SfrrwAfse, M,ch.. Jan. 2a-Tnnrs-
dav syeuiag sccls inEumau parent
Histra a bssk &. containing a small
oally apparently only e.. hours ola,
on the aoor-fsp. OF Mrs. John Cen
ne1- -esldsrce. Iae intense cold killed
FL 49,.
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1Ay Cry. Nlch. San. 2s.-The board
o. tducxtrn der.8s1 .Esi night 90 Gloss
aiIlthe 81 h1Oi. iu tals city uut.i feir1.
xrt IS Tie acton SO TAKEN "a pre-.
web, she soraad ~ diphtheria and scar.
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TO HEALTH /!
Able to ENJOY = Good Meal
Much Pleasure in Good
Eating - Read What
Mrs. Bonsor Says.

Ma q. t~Assr. brsgAs And regular lzdy
resaiax d d 1sBiss street.. II esnsssas
tioa a. 10 the suDeficf nsr1ss ot the sclsatise
treatmeat 1t the Csteiana Ilslnafe. siseH
ekfoaIe diseases sid. Il had <rtefss ffem
. eom Pile 4iisa Of syuptsns DESTROYING M
health klsaoss ifen slflhoa1.
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Have cured ne Of every fern Of Fcfema from
which Vas ai4ing. namely. sore syes. vsak back.
nounced menratis hy the dostnFs. fdcctofed fer
four years ard teps rsstins verse, unia fceud
the tcFicvns RrsKnFxs which believe have
ssfed any lie. 1 Highly reconnead them 10 ell
my srierts
Nrss cAHHfE n. WHITE,
Box "a. kieiln, loss Ia. Via.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
AnOpportunity Lost

Is never regained and while another opportunity may
present itself it is not certain TO do II you desire
TO possess valuable souvenir. secure Columbian
Half Dollar of
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SIS A MONTH";.

Ali Patients for All Diseases will
be treated until cured for $500 per
month. This includes Consulta-
ton, Examination, Treatment and
Medicine for ali patients and for all
diseases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

CrrrcrrA rrscrrrSr. The new rlooi sri
san pnn4er and iiumof Remedy, Internally
eiesnses the tiaof ~ all Impurities, While CrzIs
ftHs. thc fFsss rsin t'ars. and ItflcusA soar, N
ssqusite ekia pafifes ard Rsant'hrr. externally .
eisAf As skin Of sssfs trace Of dlsesss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
THE 1892 DATEI

TIE HERALD is still supplying il readers with
the 1902 coins at S LOO. In Chicago they are being
held at 81. so each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Sold everywhere Prc<. crrcrHk, ~, Scar.
- kksoffkxT. o. Prepared ~ ~ foTsEa
bHfs AFo SHxsieAl CosfaskfioN. besion.
ss iie~ % Car. skin p,sessee, - ps<s., -
lilasirsron., snd ss.,lsasnssi.. rsslsed TIRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
TEE SALTRAk TELLS OF KxLsTONES.

The steamship Saitram. which arrived here from
Mediterranean ports yesterday. brought a most re-
markabie hailstone story. Besides the story she
brought a cargo Of raisins and figs. This Is the
story: On November 3. when the steamer was
plunging through a northwest gale and heavy
sea- a great storm of thunder and lightning swept
over the ocean. She about 800 miles out from
the Straits Of Gibraltar. and the weather was
warm The sea broke over the vessel. tore on the
boat covers, and did other damage about the decks
James OBrien and Joseph Hansen. seamen, and
First Officer Williamson were on the bridge,
O. Brien being at the wheel. Suddenly out OF the
sky pieces Of Ice big as mans fist began 10
fall. They not rounded pieces. like hail
stones. but rough jagged pieces, as IL some one
was chopping ice up aloft. The bombardment
lasted for twenty minutes The men on the bridge
pulled their coats up over their ears TO avoid the
falling ice. but badly bruised. The cook
thought some throwing bricks at the galley.
and rushed on deck. only to beat hasty retreat.
Some men who taking In the storm trysail
left and rushed for shelter. Two hens which
, had escaped from their coop and were running
about the decks. were killed.
All this took place about O'Clock at night. The
weather moderated the next day. but on November
IL the vessel caught another gale Oh was poured
on the troubled waters, with good effect The
vessel received some slight damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The sales in the auction yesterday were agais
light No. 212 East feminist. is thrcc-sory anl
basement brick dwelling. lot 25x32. IL was offered
by Philip A. Smyth By order Of Arthur NJ Charles v. !.
John A. Foley executors estate Of Elizabeth
Foley The bidding started 1000 and ran to sl9 500
at which 1t Withdrawn by the The prop
erty acquired by the deceased in 1885, when
it cost 81, eco.
northeast Of Manhattanave and Onshnndred
dsixth-s lye-st0y brick and front nat house.
store full lot, offered by James 5. ucoutl.
property is subject membranes amounting
To $40 li3, bought by the plaintiff In the sun
The other sales advertised adjourned.
r. " Iarneu Is absent In Indiana polls, waerc nc has
been summoned to give evidence case before tho
United states Court IN that city,
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Aem Dnt lltaIlons.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

HAMPERS MAGAZINE.
DECEMBER.
THE OLD DOMINION. by Thomas Nelson PAGE.
With II Illustrations by G. S. Renhart and from photo
graphs.
vIGNETTES OF MANHATTAN. l. THANksGIV-
ING DINNER. BY Brsnder Matthews. With H.
lustrations by w. T. smcdley.
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS by Thomas Power o'Con-
nor. With Illustrations by Albert f. Sterncr.
THE WINNING OF THE BISCUIrSHooTER. A
Western Story. BY Owen wtr.
SWEET PUNCH a Monologue BY J. Lincoln stef
ftns.
BUD zUNTS'S MAIL Story. BY Ruth McEaery
Stuart. With Illustrations by Clifford Carleton.
AN OUTPOST OF CIVILIZATION. a Sketch of Mex
lean Ranch Life. BY Frederic Remington. With 10
illustrations by the Author.
THE PHANToMs OF THE FoOT.BRIDGE. A Story
BY Charles Egbert Craddock. With Illustrations by
d. Frost.
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE True Story. BY How.
ard Pyle With 10 Illustrations by the Author.
SECOND SPRING. Story. BY Sarah orne Jcwetu.
With fuIl-pase Illustration by W. II. Hyde.
A KING FOR WEEK. Story Of the French Revo-
luton. BY William McLcnnan- With full.pagc IL
Illustration by c. S. Reinhart.
TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA Illustrations by
E. A. Abbey. With Comment BY Andrew Lang
A WATCH IN THE NIGHT. a Sketch. By Harriet
Prescott Spoford
POEMS by Austin Dobson. Alice Brown. o. c. Stevens
and Alice Archer Scwsll.
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS.
HARPER & BROTHERS. PUBLISHERS.
NETWORK CITY.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL fIolAlE IRANSfERS.
onyer-st, No "A; Hugh O'Reilly and vile TO
He ,tar.st. n 5, % # Of Chrystie.st; William
Ro.eistre.er and wife ~ Catharine l. Syms....
StaIt0nsl, =, 30 II W OI Sherifi-sL, 2Sx6O; Marx
solomon to LIT. Harris. .......!..........
Sd-..Se, :. 10 It 5 OF 5th;st lsxeO; Nathan
73d-st, , 5, $50 It e OF l0thave 25x9s.9; II s
Emmett, referee, TO DIVA u Botcs.............
Same property DIVA Bates 10 John A Holmes.
julius Schlog and wife to John Bell....:..:
Iit..st, n $, 100 IL c Of oth-ave, 50x3o; IL J
s5tn.sv' no so7 West; Peer Radiker 70 l.
octh.s s' No 40 Vest " rruden to Albert Tit:
54th-st :, 115 II o OF 4th-ave, 25xl00; Alicia
DAILY to Henry + Booth ;;.-;..:::--..-
lists, so. Al East; Leopold Breilhuth to
Ulghorldsr Road II s. Us It Of Jerome-aye;
b Hzskin to Thomis Lynch ..-..:...-...;.
Lot 1853, map Hyatt farm j Cooper 70 J Cooper u
Lot -bz, nap Powell estate; Connors to
viiIa,aSe. 5, io6 II n Of Potter Place, .25xioo;
Edward w Pa.eells and vile to John Smith
3d.a,c e T. 25.5 II OF jith-st, .jAllO Mayer
Aitmaycr and wife to Aaron Altmaycr.
s5th-st, No sl3 East; ches Killing and wife
s9te.. t'Os' 3 III It Of East End.ave. 5oxioo.s
Fredk W Sauer ct al to VIM kirchhof
sotH' % Il y, Of F, AHe F Fnir o and snoher
9jth.st = 80 It c OF rarkaye 3lASO.S fredk
Isl tender and wife TO Henry Wl!hns, q, q,
Lcxington-ave, :. 80 IT : OF 53d.st, 2oxlO3,3;
Edwd l. Patterson, referee. 10 the Union
Dime Savings Institution q,
53d-st. = Of LexiDgton-ave, 9oxloo'o'
Lexington.ave, " $, 40 II OF 53d-st, 4oxioS;
Lot ta ne 10 msp sdave tract 18th ward John
rhomDson TO sarah orr.
lI5th.st. cor of Madi-on-ave, 4O3xs3 Johh
j Bell and wife to Julius Schae ana "ne-.
1Oi,tst n 3 100 It W Of 2dave, 25Nl0O; August
Hecht and wife to Chas Tannebeum ana
,ss snoter 5. ie5 It Of 5th.ave. 25x99 Annie
4 Kissare and husband to Alfred Nugrnt
l7Oth.st ; s. 95 ft OF Audubonave 2oxyo
Marcus l. Stcglitz TO Mayor, ETC., OF tne CITY
CaYldweii.ave. 3s5 II Of 156th-st. 5oxl13;
Eimond Huerstel and wife 10 John Hassaru
Anthony.ayc. e $. 1870 ~ n Of 175th-st 93x,,O:
Julius Schlag and wife 10 Carstfn IL lsohien
y1.aye s 200 ft OF Walnut-st, 2oxlo;
Ouhelia Burdck and another executors, etc
10 Elizabeth NJ Ferguson -.---...-...--..----'-''
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or New JERSEY


1liu. lraN. station foot Of Liberty ST.
Time IabIc IN Effect Nov 70, is55 ..
80 80, 80 to Allentown T.. NJ. sundays, 80
IL \. NJ. 90 3 80 L. NJ .
4 80 T. NJ. sundays. 30 4. NJ.
o n 60 st 9C e 70 2 oH Is ii nis 70 a. s;e M
sunday nlrht sunday 80 4. NJ. 90. / 80. 80.
80 f. NJ. - II night. =. ma
90 81, J. NJ, T. - night. excepting saturday night
sugl'y, o. 30 =. ~, ~ 4, Might; % \, ,.,o
/ 30 400. 30 T.. NJ. II Is night. except Saturday
night. Sundays. =: 80 \. NJ. 80. 7 80 p NJ IL:
night.
To- sunbury, Lcwlsburg and wmlamsport at 90.
except saiuriay nsht sundays Is A. NJ. 80 +.
@ S's Long n"gh md poss Ut pog,h g 20 rS9 ut
SUNDAY cscc.t oe'n Grove an Asbuy Park. 900 A.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
30 9.i,A NJ. | - 3 40 I 30 T.. NJ
ror Famln.dac Toms River. Barnegat Park and
rsin"eat. 80, slj \. NJ. :45 4 30 r. NJ
lo- NilentIc CITY vIneand, and Bridgeon 30 a. NJ
Ior M.omegtn Beach sc,srph, aud n!shlana Bach
sanla,s. Q 900 s. ii I On p NJ '''" '-'
ROYAL BLUE LINE
rnlLADELrqIA. BALTIMoRE AND WASHINGTON.
II 20 70 , pSe s ~gS d' 90 90 ,a TO- - ,T Go
CAP, 200 lbiuns Gar, 90, 80. Is p, NJ l2:I5
Fer Bitll o'c en; washugton wcck days 90 II 80
D,ips On H. ~ 30 300, 90 - nrg Se 5;ao
L. NJ. 10 !, 800 Dining Car. 80 T. NJ. Il az nIsht.
Ticket a.d prior ear .c,t' b. procured at l53
XSc q ra ST. Isl & h o sS Wet 81 a StS
ST.. e5i Columbus Ave- Ncw-york Court 81. 500 Tnl
Ncw-york Tranicr Company viii call Tor check bag
,agc from hotel or residence n dc tination.
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BALTIMORE a. OHIO II. II.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. GIN
c"NATIip tx; LIwSiS AND ALL
,PuLLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
For cHIGAGO, 10 =. NJ. and le1j night
For rlrTsRui re, so p. N, Il: plight:
For CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. . A. NJ. : 80 p. VI.
FOR wAsHINGToN BALIIMoRL. A. NJ ni 30
6 90 p. NJ. Dining Car. 80 p NJ ~ 10 night All
FOR SEw-oKLEhNs. ) 90 p. N daily.
Ticket Offices I72. 29i iI5 40 broadway, 81 East
i4thst 400 Grant.st y y: 3i4 Fulton-st. Brooklyn
staten folt Of Liberty.si. {. Il. =. ~ ' j.
New York Transfer Co viii ca for AMI check baggage
frnm hnfal q ience 10 G,s'Inatiol.
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RR.
Stations In New-NOris foot of barclay and
ChristOpher Streets.
vEsTyauIED TRAINS PULLMAN Coaches.

vESTIBULED TRAINS: PULLMAN CoACHES.
cLAl:, The CHANGES, summit Bs,nardsvlIs, Basx
lss nSsf Soysi .? sssnhoas LAKE,
p6S5o HHAsI,oS S sdNlSk
TON. PiiTsT0N WILH ESEARBE N ;.o; s
RHMro&t SXFoRD NoRwlGH:. %atervllHss U .1TcS
GGsWEdo, ITHACA, {owLi;0}; EIMiRA; c0ENINo.
k kTEsTT NPcHk HfEwEEsr AND soHtfnwEsrA S pom"
200 A. M.-BUFFALo. UTICA ana OsWEGO FIX.
rI,hSS pullman Palace Cars Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago arriving IL 10 m.
s.a0 a. M.-BINsHAMToN MAIL Stop, at principal
loo r. M-scRANToNa EINGHAMToN and Ell
%hSP Nv scRaNr9 S,, Win X ES;BAaEE and PLYM.
1,3O r. NJ lDaily-Bt rFALD LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pillmsn sleepars. Arrives at 10 n. -
300 T.. NJ. Dellyl-Bb rFALO. UTICA and OSWEGO
EXPKf.SS. Pullman sleepcrs. -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ~ 70
Nurrayst AND 42o broadway Tickets at ferry stations
las and %, Iiroa1way SO Wt l25th-,t. 235 Columbus
ave- NewYork; 333 Washing ton-st.. 72G Futonst and
II broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full ffor
&ESiCOTT TXFRESs COMPANY Will call for AnA
check baggage from hotel or residence to desrnatoa
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e r ! 8 G. ! ri e S .
Through trains for Chicago and the West leave New
York foot of Chambcrs-;.. daily, as follows. aud i've
minutes earlier from West 23I-,,.
H1s A. M-Vcstbuled TNprcss f'r Wayerly. Bng.
WI ksnton Flnira, Bura.o, BraGtsrd and oaia-
mana Parlor T. Bpfaio Dining car.
O.0O r. VI. Vest bp'r nited SID train for Chi.
C.OU cago. VT, Chau'huqua iahe. Sleepers u Chi
cage Cleveland ard CncnnlI. Diliny ear.
63O :p: 70 Ta nac a Sa eseaso a N''''a Falls
cons M.-vla chautlrGu, lake and NIAGARA Falls
o.CO Sold t'nin 10 chicago. SItepeas " Hornels
I 0ChL TIME TxB.E' lIckETe AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations At col 2H' y so and 9j7 Broad
way. $50 Fast f2aths, chlnhsis and Yves: 23ist. fer
ri-s New York $40 FL ton-.t. Brocfyn 2c0 Hutsons.
liobokcn ard Jersey Cty sta ION. Ere Transfer com
lany calls and CHEEKS baggage nom hotels and resi-
6enceA destination.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

n. 7. G. 4 II r. Il. X. Co.. LFl,oTEJ
Trains leave West i2i.st. station, New-forh, as fol-
lows. and Is minutes tsrer from { ct FrsnAilns,.:
a. - 4. w. Daily for Albany UL.ca syracuse Roch-
Ester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chlaso; except.
5;3 r. M.-Dai for Albany. Montreal. Utica Syracuse
hochcster. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. TCroato, Detroit
Cleveland and Chlopgo.
SIi r. MDaily for ALBANY. Utica syracuse Rochester
BufaO. NagnrI Falls Toronto, Detroit Cleveland ami
Chicago.
For tickets timetables plror and sleeping.ar accom-
mod ,ou> apply city Offices. Brooklyn ana New
at stations. Timetables at principal hotels. For other
Information address
c. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
3 Vanderbilt York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
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STATIONS. foot of Dcsbrosscs and CortIaadt
streets.
In EHcct Nossn,bor 18Th, 1898.
zee SSo f7I Ii + E.Gt
D d., sai STAT Room aicp.s Dining smoking
ava NJ N. cincinHad : i5 n. ond indianapolis
200 =. N. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
& ana ssSs an" & Ha" S Sffs e 10 10 80 il 0S st.
900 +. ". MEsIEGS fxIrREss.-purmnn Sleep
lux aud n.npg 'aT- PittsDrg. Chicago and CIcNe.
baud Arrives c.cyelnad II 10 a. M Chicago p. m.
7.5o r. Il. 10TH w. srueN rYrRrss y.eAeays.
t. cae!nn.i ana ST. Louis. Arrives Cincinnoti p.
500 p. VI irITc ''' 2Xr aGiI Buffet
sleeping Car Ncg-iosk TO ch ago. Arrives Chicago
ta, V ce 'a ;3' a, o days avs ''''
BALTIMOKE. wA>IINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1910 a. Nv sshlns'on Limited" weekdays. Pull
sst. r. IL rc..,o%pl L'%sa se!y Pull
~ 40 S%s 80 9SiS M rsS S; Si.As sqa
aay, 80 go A. IN. 81 50. p H.. z 10 night.
80 t. caaile.,on. iass-snyiic and Port TAMPA 80
"a T. '- 'i.'Ps, qd IN '1. sa E Express. daily
$500 = = ASs,@ and Ssw,o,lca" Ohio r.n.v
ro o SifE' e"a 9@- ,ns SonroLK Vi. Cape
nare ss Is1.e a ,, H. weekday and with Through
roG ATLANTIC CITY p. H. weekdays. with Through
Buffet parlor Car.
FOX CAPE NAY ! D. IA. esials.
F' nS hnf o Iny a 20 SG do S l ana 'a,
J.. weekday SUNDAYS. . 80 n. 3 II .. III.
10 atop A-bury l.rk and Oe'an Grove On sun.
days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENlre $; 20. 20 40 :? $3.50 10 renna L,nItcdo
:. 30 F.. m. i..lJ night. sundays, Express, u 10
30 - 9:ao 10 Lntei 10 10 a. m. p I. 4 80, j.
q. 10. :. : 30 y. T. 10 night.
Ticket Offices, Ne. iJ3. "a lIJ5. Il3 and 2Gl BROAD
way. A.tOr House. lSi Fat l@ji Street, 2Jl Column
bus Avenue. 737 sixth N,cau" and foot OF Desbiosses
AID torti1nit Sfr,rt-. Court street, zoo Fulton
street % Bf,aI A. and Brpohlin Annex Station foot
oi falton Street Brookyn, 10 Hudson Street Hobo
ken station. jersey CTS.
-frr CoinraIy will call for AID check
bagpscc hotels AID r.idecr through 10 destination
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