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The herald., 1893-09-15
uP A TREE.
t. E. Baker Goes Hunting, But IL In
Turn Hunted.

t. E. Baker Goes Hunting, But Is In
Turn Hunted.
San Bernardino Courier: T. E. Baker,
better known as shorty Baker, q
brakeman on the Southern California,
says he likes to 20 hunting. He really
likes to and is not ashamed OF doing 80
and let it be known. On Monday he
went out hunting with shotgun and
plenty OF hopes. While wandering
about in the Cajon pass he spied bear,
so did bruin see Baker. Then the fun
began, and race was the main fea-
ture of the programme. Baker and the
bear struck for lone pine, and up Baker
went, but dropped his gun in the ascent.
The bear seeing that Baker was safe in
the tree, stood guard over the gun, 30
that no one would steal it. The next
morning q stockman anne along and
scared the bear away. Baker was sitting
comfortably in the treetop rolling cigar
cites. He arrived in the city Wednes-
day afternoon on train No. l with no
game. but plenty Of experience. He
came down under the care of the stock
man. He says when next he goes hunt
ing in Cajon pass he will watch all game
from the cars and see II bruin win take
possession of the train.
The herald., 1893-09-15
NOW IT,s HuTcH.s TURN.
Further Investigation in the street Su
psrintendent's Office.

Further Investigation in tho Street 5u-
perintendent's Office.
1t is expected that within few days
the committee appointed by the council
will again commence the investigation
of the business affairs OF the street su-
perintendent's Office.
There was some Misunderstanding re-
garding the duties of the committee.
Three weeks ago the committee was
appointed to investigate Mr.. Watson's
books, and at the last meeting of the
council it WAS reappointed to again ex-
pert ''eome" books in the Office.
The resolution authorizing the COM
mittee to continue its work did not
specifically etate as to which books
would be exported, and it seemed alb.
surd to again put an expert cn the
books OF Mr.. Watson.
1t was found out that the expert will
be put on the books OF Mr.. Watson g
predecessor, ex-Street Superintendent
hutchinson. Both officials have used
the same method OF bookkeeping, and
the real condition Of affairs will be fully
investigated. 1t is not claimed that Mr..
Hutchinson's books are In q bad condi-
tion, but the committee will make an
examination jnst the same.
The herald., 1893-09-15
THE CITY BANK AGAIN.
DEP OSITORS BRING ANOTHER SUIT
AGAINST STOCKHOLDERS.
The Pro Rata Judgment Asked For-Re.
ceives Brodtbeck Files His Report,
from Which a Recapituia-
tion Is Taken.

The complaint was fled yesterday in
the county clerks office in another City
bank case.
The complaint is $50 pages in length
and is entitled B. Gordon, o. Booley, e.
W. Grannis, N. Chronis and I. W. Low
man vs.. Franklin Sullivan ct al. The
suit is by depositors of the defunct City
bank against stockholders in the corpo-
ration for various amounts pro rata for
amounts deposited by plain tiffs in the
bank. Judgment s asked against the
defendants for the following amounts:
franklin Sullivan, s67S0.14; John =.
Park, S203.4 r. s. Hutchinson, s67 so !;
Josiah Gregg. $5424 08; A. E. Chap
man, $1356.02; F. M. Smith, $67S0. ID !;
Thomas Lannigan, $3350.07; @. III. Mat
thay. $l0l7.0l; Thomas Townsend,
$l0l7.0l; Joel S. Gilfllan, $27l.2J; Ka-
rem A. Danieleon. S2440.S0; II. j. Mock
enhampt, 1886 OF.
THE RECEIVERS STATEMENT.
The final report filed by ex xReceiver
Brodtbeck of the City bank day before
yesterday contained the some figures
which may be. of interest. The follow
is recapitulation OF its contents:
Total receipts from June 81 to
jury 81 :. .............. ..........$ $3.50 10
gust sI..ps 81 .,.. ~. - ss7, Al
septem ber IL. 49, 1855 2s
Total ........................ s2L1sl 81
Total disbursem ents from June 81
to July II 2I......'...............~..s 2,459 20
20 Aueust3i - ....,'....... s so24 90
trustee. pe ~ ......'..'. 5,5e2 "a
s bsr to septembsr 12.......i..... r. 1,s47 90
Total. 1912, 1893 45
Balance cash on haud ........$ S,29l AZ
The herald., 1893-09-15
Fire Insurancs kates isedu,

independent OF the "com Dact.p See Basker-
vile, 216 North Main (Lanfranco bui ding and
The herald., 1893-09-15
A LUMBER DEAL.


An Alleged Combine TO Raise the Price
OF That Commodity.
The lumbermen OF this city held q
meeting on Tuesday and also on Wednes-
day Tor the purpose, it is claimed. OF
forming combine to raise the price oi
lumber in this section. 1t is stated that
the project was inaugurated by an agent
OF new lumber company with yards at
Redondo. 1t is doubtful if any combi-
nation will be formed to raise the rate.
What transpired at Tuesdays. meeting
could not be ascertained, as all those
who were present, who were only few,
however, would not divuge what hap
pened. Nothing definite has been done,
that is positive.
The herald., 1893-09-15

An American ''peerager has been late
ly published. 1t includes all titled Amer
ican ladies from Timbuctoo to Paris, and,
better still, appends a list of unmarried
scions of the Rlitish nobility.
The herald., 1893-09-15

A tiny elephant, years old, SO inches
high, 3 feet longand weighing 16S pounds,
is on exhibition in Berlin. The dwarf
phenomenon is from Sumatra. Its nor
NAL kin weighed at the same age from
D to 81 tons. sAs
The herald., 1893-09-15
For Over F,fty Years

MRS. WINDOWS SooTHING SYRUP has been used
for children teething. 1t soothes the cnild,
colic, and is the best remedy ior diarrhna.
-aua oar.fe hottla
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07
New Zealand Mutton.

The sheep farmer, it seems, finds that
he can deliver his sheep, with fair
profit, for pence pound at the nearest
port or freezing point. The killing and
freezing process is undertaken chiefly by
companies, which have established freez-
ing stations at various convenient points
along the coast, and which ship the car
cases, consigned to agents in London or
elsewhere. One of the sights of the day
at the Albert docks is the arrival of one
of the New Zealand Shipping company's
fine steamers, perhaps the Tongariro or
the Rimutaka, or some other of the feet
with the sonorous Maori names, and to
SEQ the subsequent discharge of some
q, 600 carcasses, each neatly wrapped in
its winding sheet of white calico.
The whole years expectation now fig
ures to about 100000 frozen carcasses
and is rapidly increasing. Yet with ali
this depletion the number of sheep in the
colony is rapidly increasing The focks
have largely increased in number, and
the export of wool has risen from about
Ga, 600, goo pounds in 1882 to 100000, 900
in 1S91.-All the Year Round.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07
The Woman Won.

An exciting race took place Monday
afternoon in Walla Walla between Mrs.
Mary e. Miller OF Kennewick, Yakima
county, and Frank Foster Of the same
place. They both came in on the even
ing train over the o. and w. T., and
neither waited for tho car to stop but
Jumped off and made frantic runs for
hacks. The woman offered to buy the
hackman's team if he would get her to
her destination in time, and the man
slipped S. piece into the drivers hand
in order to facilitate matters, and in less
time than | take to tell it both hacks
were speeding up the street at break
neck gait.
What was the cause OF all this? Why,
It was q race between them to see who
could get to the United States land
offices first to file ON piece of land near
Kenpewicl. Tho man arrived there first,
but made q mistake and got into the
wrong Office, and in tho meantime the
woman had arrived and slipped in ahead
of him. The woman also had her wit
nesses with her, while the man was I'M
prepared in this important particular;
consequently sne "got there with both
feet. Washington Statesman.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07
Waiting For tho Minister.

A good STORY is told of Mr.. Labou-
chere during his career in the diplomatic
service and while he was an attache at
Washington. An progressively irate"
visitor called at the legation and de-
manded to see the British minister. Mr..
Labouchere informed him that he could
not, because "his excellency was not in"
WELL" said the visitor, evidently sus-
pectine subterfuge, II must see him, and
will wait till he comes" Every good"
said Mr.. Labouchere. "Pray take a
chair" and he resumed his writing. AT
the end of an hour the visitor, ''still fret
ting and tuning" asked when the min
lister would be back. II really cannot
say exactly" the attache answered. But
you expect him back" the visitor insist
ed. "Oh, certainly" said Mr.. Labou-
chere and went on writing.
At the end of another hour the irate
visitor, bouncing up, insisted on know
ing what were the habits of the minister
at that period of the day. Was he likely
to be in in another hour? II think not, "
said Mr.. Labouchere, with increased
blandness; 1.-THE fact is he sailed for Eu-
rope on Wednesday and can hardly yet
have reached Queenstown. But, you
know, you said you would wait till he
came in, SO l offered you n chair. "--"Di-
airy of tho Salisbury Parliament"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07
MIR. Roosevelt Tells Story or Two.

Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt is practical
politician and has some good stories to
tell of his experiences while in the legis-
lature. In his address before the Liberal
club on Thursday evening he told some
of them.
One was of d legislator who used to
ask him to support unconstitutional bills
"But, my dear friend" Mr.. Roosevelt
would say, cts unconstitutional" VI
never allow the constitution to como be-
tween friends" was the reply, and then
becoming very indignant the man would
add "Mr. Roosevelt, the constitution
doesn't treat little things like that"
Another man objected to his quoting
Latin. What do you mean by quoting
Latin on the floor Of this house?" thun-
dered the objector, "when you don't know
the alpha or omega of the language"--
Buffalo Express.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07
A WINTER NIGHT.

This winter night against The pane
l hear the beating OF the rain;
The mad wind shrieks harsh refrain
This winter night.
Within my roc,H = v""'c r..' ti-E;;
The friendly fire b,a..-.. - ..e,nt,
And-God! out in the bitter cold, e.
How many mortals struggle on,
With love and hope and gladness gone
Poor human sheep outside the fold
This winter night.
Robert Loveman in Youths Companion.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07

zach one TOY himselfp' cried the Ouled
Nayls.
And while they rushed down the path at
full speed, without daring to look back,
Zuleika, sobbing, kissed the icy hand of
the chieftain who had protected her in
death as in life Translated from tho
French OF Emile Moreau for the Argonaut.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07
GOING TO BUY A LOT In DETROIT.

Those who make the start are
the ones who ''get there" The
immense fortunes of the AstOrs
and the Vanderbilts grow out of
an investment of a few dollars in a
lot. The CAPITAL from every
point in the State is seeking De-
troit for investment. Men with
business foresight can readily see
for Detroit, q great and prosper
Gus future. The rapid advance
in DETROIT REAL ESTATE
VALUES is too well known to
dwell upon here. In or near any
growing city like Detroit, land is
absolutely certain to rise rap
idly in value, and add wealth to the
purchaser. Lay the foundation Of
a fortune by purchasing one or
more of our choice City Lots.
There is no reason why every man,
woman or child should not own
from one to a dozen lots on the
terms for which we can sell them
to you. Best and safest savings
bank in the world. Invest q few
few dollars for your son or daugh-
ter, and by the time they are
grown, they will have a comfort
able start in life. We offer you
lots on payments of from $40 to
$25 down, the balance in small
monthly or quarterly payments,
five years time. Abstract show
ing perfect title, free with each lot.
Write us for maps and plats of
our Warren Ave. Gratiot, Grand
River, Boulevard and Woodward
Ave. Subdivisions with prices and
full informotion.
, 1893-06-01
2NdrRf6ert6f
6 htcnnn / G

VVllu y y L. SuHl+
SolgenOe Pretie purben BET er0Bcren
Bartteen ~eratelt:
Butter, bette vSeparator" z98aare 49,
@19c, quite 173@18c, mtttelmdBtge 1900
II. Dairy, Goplep's bette 16017c, mittels
quite unO CUTE hobo, frtiber gading
Stof 13@14c, quite uno bette v9tou" ID
@14c.
8uttertn, BETTE Creamery 19c, recbt
i60ne 1876, 9atrD 1876 uno 1910 fir Die
bette; in v&Ous" ODER fletnen @ebin6en &c
mebr.
&die, Bette rTua Gream gbe66ars"
1l3@114c, rT1at Shapes" 113@114c,
gDung Nmertca 11@113c, vSftmmeb" 8
@10c, nacb9emacbter Scbmeiser 160163c,
v8rtd" 143@15c, 0imbur9er 133@14c.
@ter, gan3 frtibe -@133c bas Oub6.
> It, 9eb0rrtes: Qepfel, ttnitlicb gez
trofnete 5000. bos Yfo., an Der Sonne
geoOrrte nOrblibe 6@7; 9firiibe 506c,
8rombeeren 64@73, 6imbeeren 24@25
@oliforniibeS: Nprifoien 16(018, nidbt
gcibdlte gfiii3e 133@143, gefbdlte 200
"a; gfaumen 93013; &oitnen: 2onbon
Gapers l.5O@1.85 baS &tft6en, WeuStaz
teller 1.O5@1,5O, lOie 4053.
0b It, trti3eS: Q(epfeL 1.0001.75 un6
2.50@3.0O ie nab Der Site, 8ananen
1.0002. 60, Gttronen 3.OO04.5O, Cali
fornti6e Napels 2,50(03. so; GenneIieez
@rObeeren 1.50@3,5O in "a 8tnts, Sui
notier 2,0003.0 90 in "a 8tnts.
&artoffeln: @tsconiiner o.,
8urbanfS $500, 6ebron 82(085, Stole
78@80c,, 9earleB 82085c. auf Der 8abn,
neue aus Stem Orleans $1.OO Ser 8uicbel.
y efli9eI, leben6ige: SurfeD 9
c.; 6ibner: 6ennen 1O(01O3c, Sabine
6(@7c; @nten 100; @GnIe, ~lebenoiqe
nit ben 9an3en Sebern, $4.5O@5.5O per
0ubeno. Spring @btfens" 700 90
baS 0bb.
@emu e: Mobiler @etBtraut $500;
2outitaner $2.75(03.25; rotbe o6er geIbe
3piebeln $1.75@2.OO Der Sad; Wobrz
ritben 65@75c bas &iftben; iunge peiBe
&iben 90c(@$1.O0 Der 8uicbel, @urfen
50@75c. baS 0uben6, Selerte -(05Oc.
bas 0bO-, iunge j3tpie6eln 2O@25c. bas
DuBenO 8inb3en, SaIat 81, OO@1,2 5
oaS &tt6en, Bteplant 90c. @$1.OO per so
8fb,, &abiescben 30(040c. bas 0B6. s.,
Sptnat 50@75c Oas TaB, innge rotbe&iiben
60070c., Beteriilte 1802Oc., &reiie 200
Zoe, @rbien Gunge) 90c(@$1.0 90 ber8ui9el,
8o6nen ~(griine) 8Oc@$1,OO 3D., Spargel
50075c. bas &iit6en Su J 8ui6el.
@ab5bO6nen 81 .50@1.75 per 20 Quart.
8lumenfobI $2.O002.25 oas &iftcben,
Stedrii6en 100000. Der 8ui6eI; Somatcn
$500 Der rGrate"; Stpeet 8ptatos aus
SainoiS 81. co. bas SAB.
@6isfeD: SLIP.
&oblen: SIM &Ieinen, gr0Bere vGgg"
$3.50 bic Come, flettere unb pJtnt" ooer
,Gange" $6.75.
6eu: SEQ. l GimotbD auf Ser 8abn
$12.OO@$13.O0 l1planb Bratrie $500
, 1893-06-01
absnnblatt Der auttnta staata-Rettmate, go4enernaa, 1. a,tnt 1898,

Son 2angen6ed, Dem ~beriibmten
SDtrurgen, er5Gblt' man it6 unter an0ern
folgen5e be5et3nenbe @ei6tdten, Ste bis6cr
ntcbt tpettcr befannt getporben Iin6. 0ttcbts
tpar SdngenbeG me6r berbaBt, ais tpenn
it6 etn Patient ober cine gottenttn aim
perlt9 benabm. GtneS Cages tpur6e ct All
elmer ruiiti6en @roBfiiritin gebolt, Sic
etgens, INN tbn s1 befragen, mach 9eutI6>
Lamb getommen mar. 2ongenbeG, Der nit
ieinem Nlltitenten eri6ien, iagte Der bo6en
Srat t1r5tpeg: u2egen sic Ques ab, bis
---" Die @roBfiirittn, nebenbet be-
merit, etne Durcbaus nicbt nit &ei3en aus
9e1tattete Dame, begarn ltnter6an6lungen.
puroe aber 2angenbed lbon borlb:
v9obett" iagte er fategortib = vflbren
mir fetn &omanz &apiteI alf, sic itn6
feline iprOOe S6One, i9 bin ni6t SIR Nn>
better" 9as mtrfte. gfacb Ser &onfultaz
ton la9te Die @roBfiirittn iiiBiauer lddbeIt6
gu Dem 9roBen pirate: vSerr 9rofefior,
Sic baben in Sbrem Gtfer gar nibt be-
merit, tpte ungalant Sic tparelt, man Ia9t
elmer Trau ntemalS, baB mar nicbt ibr
Nnbeter 1T. - Nuf etnem 8erltner 6pfz
bale bemertte man, baB Qan9enbef iib in
auttauenoer 8eile Ser @eieQl6aft Ser
1iin9iten unb fei6eften @arbeoffisiere an
1bloB. @tnem grtnaen bes &aiierlidben
9au1es, Der Ben beriibmten NrSt bteriber
betra9te, iagte 2an9enbed nit pftfftger
Wttene: rSatierlt6c 6oDeit, tcb mill ettuas
SD bebanbIe gegenfpdrttg cine
ipunoerl6one iunge Srau, Bic mir gu
Die aIerreisenOften S6lafr0fe tag1
lt6 ms @efebt fiibrt. SD m0bte ibr
nun etnmal Elm compliment iber i6re
5ptlette maden, unb ba min tb Die 6erren
@aroeofftstere bier belaui4en, tpte ite 6as
anfteQen."
, 1893-06-01
Nbenoblatt Der Su. Staatsz Getting
1T in ben uuteu augesebenen @ei9aTten gu baben ;

TT IN ben unten auge9ebenen Sel9dfteu gu bobeH;
GorSIeite.
g.. Semrner, 1899 Stncoln Noe.
q. 6. Stephan, 1850 9inrOIu aos
403 6roB @oe.
402 GDSCee BpuIeoorD.
q. q. Semitic, 1891 Belmont Moe.
e. @Olblnau, 1744 @Iarf Str.
6. 81. Mpore, 442 9incpln aoe.
Son RDlooS, 4S5 &ineolm Moe.
6. 81. San. $40 2tucpIn aoe.
Sranf Waguer, 597 Sincoln Goe.
Soiepb Wtunf, TAI &incoIn Ane.
6. gteabauS, $40 Sincoln @oe.
Mm SoDlor, 1017 2incoln MDe.
SO. 9etttnQ, 1426 @lorf ctr.
NOrs=SS f=eette.
Gerp, 1869 SO. gtortb Ipe.
Bladder, 8S7 81. Mtaplepppb Npe.
gttIfDn, 8723 CALIFORNIA @pe.
Soebne, 938 81. California ape.
lleiterbou1e, 1135 u. California &oe
Xrublp, 1914 Mtlipoufee @ne.
Saipbs, 1868 Millpaufee Aoe.
SafleD, 1929 MiIpnutee Ape.
Searp, 499 MftIuoIfee Mpe.
ellis, 51 Mlllpauiee Aoe.
&urB, S21 Wtilipeufee Mpe.
&inbero 1893 Milfpautee Noe.
Semper, 1919 Wilpoutee NDe,
Stucer, 1850 Wfilipaufee Noe.
&nbree, 1854 Wtilrpaufee Mpe.
Earring, 1895 Miltpanfee @oe.
I1erien, 1903 Mtilipoutee Npe.
Stroll, 655 SO. Gortb Gne.
Soniert, 759 SO. 9ort6 Npe.
Sbaper, 765 SO. 9sprtb Npe.
Gai6, 100 Mtiltpoufee Npe.
Gtetnpbet. 148 Mttlpaufee @oe
SenriDS, 1875 Wiltpaufee 9lDe.
9pffmanr, 233 Miltpoufee &pe.
SeuIeu, PAP Milipoufee @oe.
9regprien, 286 Wttltpoufee Noe.
SuIben, 800 Mtlmoufee Ape.
@taespte, 288 81. Sangonton Str.
generingbous & geilfuB, 448 Mtltpaufee MDe
gtelps 9epDt, 864 ~gtrn1tta9e Npe.
gens Depot, 466 4rmitaQe Npe.
&obinipu, 344 Miltuaute Noe.
9teip8 Store, 259 90. Chicago Nns
9efe, 412 81 Niblonb Moe.
, 1893-06-01

Corn lit ebenfals pei6eno; SuIi All
nn6 400, September 424@413.
5ofer. SuIt 298@284, September
27@265.
96petnefGeif9 fteist bon p. rs
a1f 21.90 I'M Septembertermin.
SD | bon 1890 auf HOO.
&tppenD bon $50 auf 1910.
, 1893-06-01
(fEortieBunQ foGQt.]

Sn elmer ben 8eiub Ser 8erIinel
Wtuleen betreffenoen Ntoti3 beS 8lattes
vGt9entbum Des 6remben" (gtr. 1879 beiB
es: u@tnrttt bon Der groBen Treitrepp
Gus" 9as lit neu, 6ruber burfte in 3,
Wtu1een ntcbt btnetngeritten ner6en, il
tparen II fir 8uBgdn9er 9cOffnet.
, 1893-06-01
Wpnnrtb 9nmtpfer.

Sdelt9 uab WstItuaufee, 9 ubr Born. uub 7.so ubr
QbeH0S.
SdeIib mad a%ubiuetpn unb Mianiftee, 9 gprm.
SeDrn Gag mad gtaetne, Wtilipoufee, Sbebpnoou. 0}n.
nitopDe, 3epannee, Sturgeon Ban unb Menoitlnee Inn
1880 uDr Nbenbs.
Sebel Sag mad @rano 5opeu, Musteoon. Sroub
Goptes etc. UNI 7:30 ubr @heno8.
Ytoh Sreen 8oD unb Ban 8prts, gscauobe mn
Wtaniitique am 2teuftag uuo SoInItoe. 7uhr Nbeubs.
LSonHt9gs auSeenontmen. Sffc unb 9ods: Dim
SUB Der Wftdie6n 2tee. i0oorub
, 1893-06-01
Otebmarft.

Union too garbs, 1. Stunt.
&tn6pteb. = 8retIe felt; 3ufubr
10000 Stiid.
S6petne.- Set un6 I'M 1Oc b0ber.
8ufubr $4,000. S6pere 7.OO07 20,
lbipere nno lei6te ober mittel19mere 6.95
@7.15, lei9te 6.9097.1O.
S6afe. 1000. 9reile INN 1Oc
geittegen.
, 1893-06-01
Quf ser B0rfe

iebt @ei5en etpos b0ber an, tpir6 ober
1ann tpeicbenb unb cine ponifartige Stimz
nung bema6tigt ii6 oes Charities. Der
5Nlttermin e%roffret nit us, pei9t auf
j94. September 744 unb 734.
, 1893-06-01
GiRen6aRn- GaRrpfdne.

Nbteaso, 9siIpaufee & ct. VamI.Gi5enbabn.
" Stoot=&!fet SIfles: 207 @lort=Str.; telephone
2190 Wtain. Union BoiIoqier=S Citation: GonaI=, abomss
uno Wta6iiunsStr.
, 1893-06-01

SaIeSblr9 s. Streator ........... + $50 N|+ 6a25 u
Godtoro q 6Drreiton. ............ $50 nj 1876 81
Spcal YoiHts, Satnois uuo Soma II Il:2O W" $40 81
3eIoer q San SronclSco. ......... 1245 81" 500
&o6eae s. Gpdforo. JfDdforb. 49,. 4:3O Nl+1O:35 ID
gtDcf sans. Sterling. -. .......i 4:3O @iii0335 VI
0mo6a, @onn. 8luffs & Seabpno6! $50 81! 8:2OM
0ea6lpoo6 uu6 bic 8lad Sius ...... = $50 81. 8.2OW
Sonios @it9, Ct Spfepb uno
at9iiOn 80. ....:......... 61o % 1915
SounibaL SoloeIton uub Seras. II" 6:l0 81. 1O:I5 Yf
ct Noul nnb WtnneopDlis ........ 4. 6l5 81. 9OON
StreatDr uub Ottarpo. . 6l5 81. 900 l
81 P9nl IMP wttnneop0ns ....... . $50 81 7:l0M
@t9iion. =. -. : 1890 q. 6:25 so
Anta1o, Strcoln rno Senoer. ..... HOO VI" GAS M
2dgli9. t Sdsli@, anseeuomul.u Gunntoas.
, 1893-06-01
8ferbe unb @aaen.
Gi1enbahn- GaRrpRdne.

Mbtee9o,. Sod SSIanS g. 8aciHc=gsebn. -
P0n~o9ter=Statlon Ban 8uren=5tr.. elm glpd
lholt0 pom SoarD OF Sraoe. Sidet=Gfire lO4 0[ortItr
, 1893-06-01

NbTabrt MntunTt
%. Mat 1893 bon in
@btco9o Chicago
4pit rub Accommodation .........H 7:O5 W1+ 7:35 81
Sranb HapibS SDlib Sraiu. ...,..t $50 Nuf $50 81
9etrott Sag=grsreB .............. 900 Wf 4:1o 81
Sran0 T0pioS, uber Stem Buffalo. II 900 VIf 4:1O 81
Ser 9tortb Sbpre Special. $780,. HOO Wdi 4:3O 81
Stem Dprf d @aIteru @rpreB $4,000. / $40 gd" 9;IO q
Srou6 &aptbs= 9inie, lber &aloI
ma8OO .............. -. + s:1o mi 4:1o 81
&olano5oo Accommodation .......f 1855 Vi1f:45 ID
ytep Dorf unb Chicago 2itntteb = $50 81 9:45 lt
9ran6 HaptbS Solib Srain. = 5:35 q" 1920 u
@t!a1tte eEpreB 7:30 81 7:55 90
@iosaro SAILS uub Buffalo Special $40 vi 1910 81
9etrott gtd1t=GrpreB -. ...... = 1910 Q" $50 U2
Grono &aptbs : 2tuie, iiber RGIa=
maaeO :. 1910 81 / $50 GF
Srouo Jtaptos Solto 3raiu. ...... 11:35 a' $50 M
SG9li1. + @usaenpmnen Spnntoos.
, 1893-06-01
8rnn1ei0enthnrt.

2n ~bertonfen; Sebr bini9. 5tpei grifbauIer,
~ Ntetbe $24 ben Wsonat. StroBe unb &aep 9epfa.
1tert. @igentbimer, 333 Slerluoob @be.
0u pertoufen: gu eirem Bargain. 9aus nnD Got.
~ 3ln1t6t Jta95ufra9en in 90 Sft gtortb @oe.
Qu perta observation-disclosures. 9ie f96nite
y Gde in bieier bibiGen un6 bliibeuben 0oritobt.
98ofer uno Seper in ben StroBen uno bic GtraBe1 oes
pfoftert. 2oge Siioa unb Sftfrout. @geqer 9rets 1no
neiterer &ustunft ipenoe man iib mtiin0It6 poer ihrtitz
LID an m. $. See. 112-114 Dearborn Str,
goDce Building. 2Omibom
On perfaufen: yteue s Iat"=6Guier 2It6tto, NIT
~ allen @pmfprt, in &oonO0le, Clifton 2toe. gleid n6rb=
LID BON Belmont; biltger, as ie iebt oe6aut perbeu
tonten. gtlr 9erin9e Nnsabldng. @otfage, 1%ft6diQ
IN nnn1Ittelborer 9tabe beg @%oonoaIer gobnbof8; Sl7O0,
gfa9eres i'm Stoots3ettun9s9ebGuoe, 3imner $40. 35.
Utttta9s 5iptIben II uno I ubr poer inter @breiie: =.
Sbb. aoOnbale. @oot So, Sa. l5mibatp"
, 1893-06-01

iESE%IRIsgS5I Gbtca9p, @mrIinetrn 6 GutncN
AsT1ffTYTXxTu G~tfenbabu.
gAhaH4aNsk56AAD Sir Tidets uub S~9Iafpooert 1prebt
IENHa [E.TTn5S1ETSI Dor in 211 Glorf=Str. II. IN Der ltnipn
lgS3n s1lI1gS8I 9aiieuger Citation, @anal=StraBea uo
MD0ms.
3R9e Nbfobrt Mnfunff
, 1893-06-01
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

ysetp CERT GemtraI= atato 9eItnn 6 alb at,hs
gtfenbabmea. r9te giasara Sans &Dute."
3age p~eriaiieu unb fo,nmen ON in Der neuen gentral.
Station an Safe Sront, SUB bon Bort 9om, unb
Y. Str, 80. Str. nnb SDbe Rart. StaOt=Sidet=Ofic e
81 @lorfsStr.
, 1893-06-01

Nbieaso & gScIt MidJieamz Gt5embabn racA
" Srano &opibs, Sranb 6aeen. Wusfeqpn, Ronis
tee. 9raperie Gin, Gf 9fnp1bs. @barleboir uHb 8e.
tosfep. abIabrt bonn TnBe Der 12. StrnBe. Sin
WOte1tagsH: 1880, te:00 ~, tnslid; 1915 u, 'I1:35 81.
Hopibs. +garlpr Gar mad @ranb Hapibs. .s9Iof.
iuo9eu mad Sraub 9tapi6s uno Musfegun.
, 1893-06-01
uSie NtGeT=BIate! !" - Rctu .gurf, Gbieaao
nno ct. &outs=@iienbabn.

Depot: ede glart unb 3p6Ifte StroBe.
@bfabrt DON Chicago 735 gorm., go 9toGrn. uuo
$50 Mbenos; @Rtunft III Gbirago $40 8prm, $40
abenos unb $50 @beubs. Nae 3iee Ianfeu tdeliG.
WeQen Der G~obrpreiie ober 8etteu in Shloflpdoen rfhtet
aufrosen an 6. Shorne, gilet=aeeut. 1873 Glorf ctr.
, 1893-06-01
NotcaeO s. Gafterm SutmOtszGtfembabm

SidetsOtftces: 24 @Iarf=9tr., @ubttortuut=S otel, uns
INSTRUMENTATION, 9earbprn= uno ppltzStr.
sEd9li9. : Sonntaes ousgeH. Abfobrt. I4nfuuit.