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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10
Tn. County Commissioners.

Yesterday was not busy day with the
board Of county commissioners. During
the day several ~ the proposed changes in
road districts were outlined on county
map. 50 as to assist the commissioners in
considering various petitions that have
been filed Besides this road district -
was established, consisting of the south
portion Of district ~ Il lies between Bal
lard and Richmond Beach.
Also about dozen petition. for rebate
Of taxes were acted upon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

The snow melted quite rapidly yester-
day. the temperature remaining seversl ae-
gr~ss ahave freezing al iAy. several wsrrn
spr1nsflng showers aiding materially IN
carrying il off. The aide - aiks iE the ansi-
ness rorsion Of tke city have generally
been cleared. bat Alongside them lie piles
Of snow from foar 10 ten feet deep that
have been shove3sd from roofs and walks.
These ARE made the hutt OF many Jest.
One enterpristng merchant on Pike street
pat sign on q pile of snow in 'front.' Of his
store. .'tsSTen asay xisn round OF tea;
smother placartisd his SNOW bank Mount
Rainier. and still another indieated =
closing ont sale by mounting the sign
''kor three days more only while signs
stich as Keep OF the grass. For sale, !"
etc, showed the direction OF different peo-
pies ait. The snow has now a very dirty
look. Shieh renders anything but 81 ap-
pearance of neatness 10 the streets.
The observations of Alphens Byers for
the ssenfy-foar hours ending az o'clock
yesterday afternoon show: Maximum
temperature. a degrees; mean, A.; mini
mum. IS: recipitation. 2 inches. with 3
southwest wind and cloudy weather at the
time of lie last observation. Predictions
OF the Portland Office Of the signal service
for today are; Rain, with warmer
weather.
All the sheds of ths Brusch Manu-
featuring Company at Manchester. also
the sheds of the Iona Brick and Tile
Company and Of the Port Orchard Brick
and Tile Company have collapsed under
the weight Of the snow
Chairman Gasch. OF the board OF county
commissioners. said yesterday that there
was no danger of tiood. as the snow WAS
going of very gradually. just the way
everyone desired IL should go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10
BABIES ON FIRE

Babies burning up, babies IN agony
from itching and burning eczemas and
other torturing, disfisuFins itching.
burning, bleeding, scaiy and blotehv
skin and scalp diseases. None but
mothers realize how these little ones
suffer when their tender skins are
literally on fire To know thar a
single application of the CUTIcUsa
REMEDIES will in the grea, majority of
cases afford instant relief, permit rest
and sleep. and point to permanent
and economical because most speedily
cure, and not 10 use them is 10 tail III
your duty Think of the years OF
suffering entailed By such neglect,
years not only of physical but OF
mental suffering by reason of personal
Disagreement Why delay a moment
longer the use of these great skin
cures. blood purifiers, and humor
remediess Cures made in infancy
and childhood are speedy, economl-
cal, and almost Invariably permanent
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ride. for sh. uns.er.,se Roy.

President T. NJ Catch. % The state uni.
versity, has been notified Of the shipment
Of ordnance aud ordnance stores for the
use Of the cadets al that institution. The
materials come from the arsenals az
Springfield, Mass. and benicis, Cal
From the forluer come = cadet rides,
models Of lsSs. with proper attachments
From benie1a ara sent - bay0aet scab-
bards and a ike number Of cartridge
boxes snd waist belts. The Springfield
shipment ass msde January q and that
from Bsnicis on February e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

SAN Francisco. Feb. Arrived Str Colum-
bis, from Portland via Astoria; ctr Point Iona,
from Cosmopolis Cieared--slr waiia Walls. for
Victoria and Port Townsend. Departed-str
Arago. for Coos bay; str Oregon. for Astoria. str
san Benito, Tor Teaoma
yAScouyEs. B, c.. Feb. a-steamship EN-
press oil Japan sailed this afternoon for tho
orien. having been detained since Monday ow-
ing TO the delay OF mails through the snow.
FAsTszr LisHr. Feb o.--passed-Rovice. from
New York for Liverpool.
scILLy. Feb a.--Passed--Sessmore, from Ros-
ton for London.
Ma
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streets. Williams Endorsed the cheek and
rscslved - IN change. The cheek Was de-
possfea Ia the Scandinavian hank. hus
returned ~ seon rs possible With The in
formation that Azrkey pronounced u
bogus The case VAS reported to the
Tsalies. but Williams had Jeff the city lie
Is described as fees II inches tai. .eighs
ssSsat ~ ponds. and has red hair and
mnatacsse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

Mr. Ncwwed This soap j. very nice
dear. Have you eeen getting acme new
recipes
Mrs Sew@s3 M, darling. IL is made
from CudAhys Rel Beef Extract Mrs.
0oughtly tod me shout il and lis much
easier. quicker and cheaper 10 make than
ana oE3 wzv"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

Ballard. At present the road has one
track there and the Lake Shore has an
other. The officials of these two roads
have been for some time negotiating a
switching arrangement to and from the
mills az Ballard. They have not yet come
to an agreement, however.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

sold everywhe,e Price; ceFfcsaA, Sec soar
25e kKs sttyENT, $l.
Prepared ny forrxx f>Rua sSp CHEMICAL on
F0zAttoN, Boston.
"An Apoat The skin. scalp and HAIR" 81 pages
500 Diseases mailed free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

TIE Uaien Pacific A2ve published = rsry neat
;.ieserA al wo=ic's far lede-, Consisting eoaor~d
Autographs OF tae various expos itfoa buifafnr.
bssfseys view Of tbs Esoan6s. Win a ear7pssts
msp y lhe city. showing location OF the fair
h0Ie,s. TxllwsF ds9ogs. ssssss ear lines sud eig
psyks. ccry - same nay - nsi by addressing
". n. Har3asrf. assistant general passenger
Axens, Forffxa3. Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

surERioK coURr-cIvIL DEPARTMENT J.

surSRioK CoUsr--ctvIL DEPAsraEsr--osEoRs.J.
r. :. Bsattnag Va Washington southern Ky. Co
Ct al.--Judgmaas Tor si,T7a.i6. signed.
Port Townsend southern Ry. ca vs. J. f. Hill
at a. Demurrer 20 answer. aVSrruIsd
Baxter & Co ". JOB Z. LYON, administrator
--ilenurssf 10 complaint; sustained.
Marion HAMILTON vs.. James o'iesry--Con-
tinued To March "A
EzrA Meeker & ca vs.. Jsms. Montgomery
stfiegea from trial calendar
james Davan IS James o Lsary Defendants
motion for rev trial. srsus "a aud sHbmitted.
Arthur VI. NestoveE. natlve OF Cangfa, adj
naitted to citizenship
spFERIoR ccrKT-KouIrY pKrAErsEST-~LAsa-
: LEY. =.
Ioueta fiuker Vs. Frederick FlakaF~ Restrain.
Ing order signed; rcturaahie February n
T. smith vs.. Auus emith-necree signed
W {. Parker VS.. ". d. Calkins ct aL~-Dscree
signed
confession against defendants tor ., 600.
EllEaoeth Torrance vs.. A. Z. Torraucs--set FOR
trial February 10
Isabella Reehtel vs. Henry l. Raymond ct a.
-~Oae motion of defendants denIod aud one
granted; hearing continued 20 March IL
Alexander Maitland vs.. seattle. Lake shore &
Eastern Railway ComPAny-coniinaed to be
Ros;on National bank vs. ]. T. Mcdonald
Motion Tor Judgment taken under aavissment
until February 10
Sists sx rel Julia Considgue vs J. ". Consi-
alae-Bsach warrant Issued; retuFOsbte Feb
rusry IL
surEkfos ooURr-rEoRsFE DErAHTxxST-Lksa-
LKf,J.
Estass Of p. ~ fssls-Pstiiion for probate Of
wis hearing set Tor February Ia
Estate 81 Jsae Russell-AGaitioaAl bond Of
James Hart approves.
Guasdtansslp Of John r, Lizzie A. sad Mary
A tSeorge- Canadians bond approved
Estata 81 Arthur Bailenss-Geeggs Willis. II
Rocks and William Alice, appraisers
Insanity 81 l. t. CnlemSn-E xafainNfioa Ia
presence 1T Drs. nswsou anf Mitchell
gs ~ ~ " ar
for order Of szls OF 'prepsssy. hearing set for
February 10
sUFxRgu& COURT ~rstsfNAL nxrskTsgSr--
Hukss. ,
Stale vs. John C., nraegle-Nurisr in the sec
end degree. On trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10
New suis. Filed.

The following new cases we're died in the
county clerks office yesterday:
Timothy Ksan ct al. smith a Glll--Con-
fession OF Judgment far sa7oo for feat due
r. A. Sing W J. +. Hais-Aefion to recos
si7e4t on nrotnissory note.
Pacific Lounge and Mattress Co I A. lie
Bean and wife~-Astlou 10 recover 3io7 81 for
goods sold and delivered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10
Isuou OILS COMING TO THE SOUND.
VIII serve Quarantine HuIk Intil
station ss EufSt.

4
san FRANCIsco. Feb. 9.-Tbe old man
of-war Iroqaois Is again 10 be made use
Of. Al ore time ii was stated that the
nava battalion would have her for a
practice ship, tut she is now 20 be ,urned
into 5 quarantine hulk. DIR. r. H. Bail
haehe, surgeon in charge of the United
States marine hospital has received in
structions 20 go TO Mare island and take
the old ship on behalf Of the treasury
department..
From Mare island she Will be towed 10
Port Townsend and there used for quar-
anfine purposes until 5 quarantine stsiiou
is built OF Diamond point. on the straits
Of Fncs- The naval authorities will leave
everything On the Iroquois that is neces-
ssry for her equipment and voyage 10
Puget sound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

Ia wreck on taa Bxisimors a Oslo rsiirosa
en- Mauasy 81 Williams Station. Pa. twenty.
fear freizat ears wers demolished, Tralmnlsa
George Sa,ksg and Ioha ssx killed. K71 VIII
lam Niisne. coEauetsF DBriap Aas FIsgman
(3fissaes probably fssalsy injured. Tas scesdsat
was esuse1 By ice m fhs fafi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

There Is Oh exhibition in one 81 The large
shox windows of the Chester CieAry store
5 part Of the bse sos og dry goods damaged
by the bursting of water pipes in The
Bailey binding during the late storm.
II = attracting = Eeeat 4eal ~ attention.
The sco8s Wall re ggg os sale next Moa-
day. February II a. ba.f their regular
xatwa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

TIE hartsor masters report for January
shows tf3t fifteen ocean steamers arrived
during tire Taanih. bringing 1850 tons II
freight. and thaf nine sailing vessels
brought s ts5S tons. Merchandise received
from outside ports during the month
amounted 70 S.5i5 tons. The merchandise
shipped TO outside ports was p 60 tons,
and the Iamber shipped sas /. l53 90 feet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

r l. Ixcolssen. merchant az 81 Pike
street, raoGrus THE less Of cash and reods
70 the amount Of 81. al 0ecasiened by bis
confidence - humanity. 4 fsw days ago
= man. . no gave tae name % George T.
Williams, haueht s. worth y goods from
Nc. Jacobsen and gave In payment 81
check. arAwn. IS Williams ciaimyed by
Henry &aTksy. ho.lesnsker, who lives
81 the eorues of Lane sna Commercial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

Cliff Revoy and J. Doaohae, the men ar
rested Wednesday evening by Detective
Cndihee and OEdcsr PhilbEick on suspicion
q holding up John BiFcho on South Third
street near the Northern Pacific car trscks,
we're positively identified yesterday by
Btreho as the men who did the lob.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

NaHrxSroS Csrr, Feb. s-~Senstor
Squire hiss received a request from Port
TEES nssod 20 have lsrsueh hyAroFrsphic
essce established at that p8lns and Is
seaaenvorinr 10 have 81 so pat In the
appropriation blil for che parpose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10
Tn. Condemnation Cases.

The condemnation cases of the Great
Northern Railroad Company against the
Oregon improvement Company will be re-
snmed again next Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

~. 6gisEn, 81 the Griiaa Dental ASsoeis-
tion. hiss tbs reputation 81 exsrscsiag and
Elnnr teeta ssthoat pain. The doctor
has been lcseaied here for four years au8
has no peers Hss prices a-e moderate.
OgHce=. :. 2 10 aa3 Il gRsoa block (7l3
krout street,
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fse ER19a rae 1s q she oAtr tr4aseEzastEsH e
&En@ rzEatex tsa kereaga sxxln. a&zsy lsen -
AcrSA .ssz - 0S1aA&as Asssxs gStY. - fsoass a91
Cakcaxs ana al eo4sks &sss Mozssa e4ssp'
szsaE ssss tsr3s 2g4 -Es .Szl eE s@-TsSa IA.&s1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10
Sci THE NEW GOODS

You will find a large and
elegant assortment of new
spring goods on the counters.
The finest stock of embroid-
cries that we have ever had is
now on sale in central aisle.
An elegant selection of inn
ported Sateens is shown at the
Domestic counters.
Latest novelties in Spring
Dress Goods and Imported
Pattern Suits are 10 be seen at
the Dress Goods counters.
Do not forget about the
Special Pushes and the S.
Ladies Shoes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

Ii a short slms the Seattle 4 Montana
sreiiF02d vii commences the laying Of four
more TRACKS along SEl.sno4e avenue In
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n 1. 4 Hesie & sutEa Save removed fresa
tassF sAess .a EAN starr SsF1 h.ock 4, -x.ares
e. 10 s,a haEcs hseek. eorASF >~oesa szA SAzzes
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Car e5 famous HSas5s4as 6ss sooas to MI
Or&sr cary 81 A T. Fsy ca ara sss caasrs
fra3s
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AZ russs lszi - CAfc@ga TIE ChgcaSu Na
wxgKse 4 - PAS rSli~ay lssas EAs wa TX
szrzf01 rates 10 azs u ggsa's fasr
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Esslss. xa % : J. wgtswxr. SIs Fs51. s.xsss
sea haxe toa. Ak-f E.saasa-.r asEsa is.s a 4
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~ Ssnte sart Again for Failure 30 raw
AIfsa@ns.

seAT " CoasidIne. who was rrcentiv
sassacs5 ~ Judge Langley - ssx weeks
..Als'soa.ueut for ooasempl of eoavt. Is in
.eAess SgA1n. ant s bench warrant, ~
s~ta@ase February II. was issued tor his
,rs' BY Judge Langley yesterday.
u = Tie same ed story w4lh A4Ia. that
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xausEaEsrs.

xausEaEsrs.
CgArrLE TmEArER
~ Third and Cherry stFests
JoHs ". n.ssA, Lessee and Manager
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IL
ArgINsos's
SEw rEcK's BAD Dor
Under the Management Of
GRIFFIN q WILSON.
ENLARGED. Revised ant Produced by
WITTY COMEDIANS
PRETTY WOMEN.
BEwITcHINa rAScERs
pELioHrFuL SINGERS.
with the
LATEST AND STRONGEST sPEcfALrfRA
Popular Prices use soc 7se aud sl.oo seats
Al Thsaser Bsx offlce-
y Cor OF Third and Cherry STA
yoHx ". HAssA Lessee. saa Manager
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FOB. 10 asd IL.
FIELD CLUE DRAMATIC SOCIETY.
nsnsai performances. IN .s ., ,as nar..a .,
Associated Charities
Farce IN one sot. entitled.
TUBS nix orr
Followed BY cosasdisssa in SCI called
WHITEHEAD LgAvEs."
ceociaaisg witt ths Iss ara "a sra. from tue
.'cHIMEs or EoRAAsDY."
supported ~ fan easrs. orchsstss under TIE
sssa@rsnig %
PROF. n = smARfk
Tickets sor sale ~ 40 TIE banks. tes1tnx drag
stos~< sad he tnsakef. Sassa szsfs eEa also 10
fsseT9sd
CtoEpRSYse THFATEa
u oosasr * TslFd aaa a>Gi.os ssrsssx
CoME0Yf - CoMEpYi
week ne4snaiag Meesasy. geasvAsy sta. "a
gDson BoaescAals's Gs4etxasag Cogas3y, IA five
Acts. kDtsse6
x Losaos &sAraAECE ~
A bssl.ssss faassraes md aeg4tlmss~ sons-siy. 70
pses@ mssh bright sasaasssy essSeS1s sSa
sfax1sSax st1aaIk9n<
THg AUDITORIUM ozAss sxrrap.r
AsTsNxH
Kss sarba~. Prsees - asas4 Assss
xassss " oeSvsis, rev - sass ~ fhskfex
Ia SaeaHS ssss<rs Sax ttsfAczE gxjsFkG0s
aAsss xas 4.sl9A Ne .ss.
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3 yeGr p.ses As~ ffgEsz ssaepaoze IA 80
hing sESZPZ5y sssszeea ~ as aSA.zgtos
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The NacD. &S. Co.
lr7ls-l9el.Iss frsat 4
SEATTLE. Feb. 10. 1896
SHOWING NEW TEILINGS

Today ut the Yelling section
we wall show the newest novel;
tv in veilings--the Santa Maria.
These may be had in the
Columbian colors and are hand
somely dotted with gilt beads
and chenille dots. Also
another lot OF the Columbian
veilings in the latest stripe and
border patterns.
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Tlekss. sor sale ~ a. the banks tss1iax drag
s3orNs sad he tnsAksfs Sassa seats eSs also 10
f@kAf8ssi
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-04
Local Time Gard.
efissouvI, kansas q TeXns.
fhseenger TrAins---south Bound

No. 5. has through Wagner sleeper to Sar
Antonio via Lockhart and Luling.
j. 4. SMITH
Ticket Agent, No. 1l9 South Fourth 81 rect
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No. carries through siee or for st. Louis via
Iron Mountain. No 4 carries through eeper
to Cairo All trains through to Memphis and
Cairo without change.
For fufther particulars call on
W. 3. 9ILLRsPiE Agent,
liz South Fourth St
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-04

SOUTH BoUND--No. 50. NORTH BoUND.-noi
w Waco at q. m. Arrives $50 .. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-16
LEHsGh VALLEY r. r.
Passenger trims leave foot OF Iibcrty-sf.


200 A. W. daily Tor MAUCH CHUNK and inter.
sis A. w. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,;
nj AIO and the West POTTSNlLLE aud principal
local points chair ear Wlkcsbafre Pullman car to
Gee A. ". daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
"i LIN NJ. es,ly for GENEVA. RocHEsTER.
81 rT'HVLG' NiAGNEX. TALIs and an ponti West.
pullman sleeper TO CHICAGO VIA Buffalo Pullman
nuG@t .lernef to Chicago Suspension Bridge; con.
uectinns fof Reading aud Harrisburg. -, am, ,
II:JO r. VI. dolly. except SUNDAY, Tor Ei.MlkA ana
al, lmiernr.iat. stations connection fo Pot,
,.i5 r. ". daily. except SUNDAY fpf - n ~ y
N'iR and nrncir1I Int rrtsise sal ons, chair car 70
u IKrsb@rrc: connections Tor i'etts' lie. sandal. .,
SOUTH IT%AISTIFLD Oad interGoda'e station ,r,u
aIa -. VI. eNcep Sundays. Tor ,.NN u
CliiiNK nud Intermediate >ialn-; chair ca % ir"n
emo - II daily flr BUFFALO. NlAHAiA fNbi',
and an t1int1 West Pullman sesIrr- 10 Ohlc'to, va
Buialo and suspension Bridge; connections lot h''u
500 r. W. aaiy for lTHAcA @ENEyA n EPC IKE,
W..t lullr, I,urp sleeper 20 CHICAGO, Wa su-lr'''vii
Sds,tlinai SUNDAY tran, 10 80 \. 81 i.r hag,h
h,irk md interg.dlate stations connections loi ."lls
,ilir' 40 T. 81 for Faston and Intermediate, ~,
r.,.r,t r,-tn,n once ~ BfOadwal. NeW,lotb NV;
Nh" N.,,.York Transfer Company VIII eau, TT anu
check baggage from ho'e, Of w eX19NxXrMHTiIrK
H0IIIS IT, WILBUR. Ns>i. tant Ifnl Pas-- NR'"'
rnI Sun't. Eastern DIV.
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WEST Shore RAILROAD,

u
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR.
GOOD TEN DAYS, $500. -
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 15Tu $500.
Trains leave West 42d-st station NeW-hoik' AZ io-
lows and II minutes earlier nom foot fIdhhlul's'' -
:i5O a, M,-Diy local T. Suspension BlluS'' cN''P'
sundays west II C0eyn9ns Junction. H..
3.YO A, M,-Daiy local to Albany ana saratoga. I'''
i0r ear IT, Albany Sundays only. - ,.,
1910 A. Daily for Albany, Cuca, syfacuse ioon
ester Buffalo, Niagara falis, Detroit CHICAGO except
11:sJ a. M.-Daily. except sunday 70 Caiskl Noun
i,lns New.Pat1 lakes MOhonk and hlnneNa-ts
Albany saratoga Caldwell. Lake George Parior cars
To IloomNle saratoga anu Caldwell ,.-,,, a.,
duo =. M.-Daily. except Sunday Tor 'a'SA'i Mo""'
tans and Albany. ,..,.. o...a,..
J,IJ r. NJ. Daily for Albany Montreal ruea. syscu,e
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FALL, Toronto Detroit
G,:to r. N~Dsily kept SUNDAY. for Newburs Albany
Saratoga aud Montreal. lallOt ear 10 hlhasten.
sill p -llailv Albany. Utca, syracuse, Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara FALL Toronto Detroit |ieN''ha anu
naVclstraw Locals 90 a. m. e:ij. ) 80. - p m.
N.wburg Locals rs 10 10 / To- 4 30 1.l',
Wagner saeping car, for Albany. rtlca, syracuse.
poehest.r Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto, Detroit CieNe
land and Chicago all through trains. -
For kets tineabrs, IaflOr ana serpnef h''o VT.
mcdatons information, apply oihces Bfooafn oSa
Wsshngtcn.s 726 fulton-st An9oA oce foot tn ldo
way. i43 Bowery. 81 East ltthst % We,t i2o'h's'
'su w General Passenger Agent,
Vsnderbllt-a,e.. Ncw-Nork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-16
financial.
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI
First Mortgage Carondciet Br"nch no"">

The above bonds amounting to sai5o oo mature oe' "
,eo3 The Missouri Pacific Railway Company h'' u
cidcd 10 extcnd these bonds a; The rae Oh = w. i
nor e,nu,n until Oct. l, 1898, the present security anu
lien IN remain IN force principal ana Interest VI ,''
tended bonds 10 De PAYABLE In United States sou 'o''
The companv has made arrangements win -''''''
vermilye & Coz Of Ncw.York TO purchase ur oo'u' ~
maturity a. mar and extend the same on th account
pondbod.rs who wish 10 avail themselves oil '"e P'''
lece OF extension may notify Messrs Nerh'Se " q"
one. Of their ineaton 10 DO, ana may preSc"' INV"
bonds AZ the Mercantile Trust Company, 10 brsu"'''
an and efer Sept -, 1898 10 have the cohlra'. :" w
tension and the coupon sheets attached M''sr''
vernve Co. reserve tight without notice 10 'efn'
no,s the privilege hereby extended 10 bondholurfs'
nav A. II. CALEF Treasurer
Referring 10 the above notice, we are now pre-
,ared 10 purchase the above bonds nj par """ "' .
crucd interest 10 delivery Holders desiring 10 sell
bond. will please not indorsc them III my why
VERMILYE IL CO.,
10 and Is Nassau-s
Work. Sent. Il, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-16
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