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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19
RAYMoND's -. -.
VACATION
EXCURSIONS
ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED
THE WORLDS
Columbian Exposition.

The grandest Exposition the world has ever seen
is now complete In every department. Nothing
THE RAYMOND a. wHITcoMB GRAND
HOTEL CMR. OSCAR q. BARRON. MANAGERi.
at which our parties sotourn. is a permanent brick
height, splendIdly arranged. provided with every
luxurious appointment OF the best modern. ho,els,
and elegantly furnished. Its situation In fashion
able residence section OF the city near the Exposi-
ton grounds and exposed TO the lake breezes Is
ton only single block distant. and an entrance
to the Exposition grounds is directly opposite the
USED FOR DRINKING AND COOKING PUR-
POSES Is pIsTIhLEp AND ABSQLUTELY
ALSO SUPPLIED.
Daily special trains from tho East made mp
sleeping cars with dining cars run through to tho
hotel without change.
long since filled the following dates still open
TO me public. an early registration however. being
JUNE % and 20.
JULY O. g. IL, l2' IA. 15 IL. IS. 81. 22 25. 20'27
.. ,.AuaGUsSTrt. LS,Iso. IL. is. is. io IT. 10 "a.
'July il ana 20 and August IL give two weeks So
journ In Chicago,
COLORADO TOURS: Four remaining Excur-
'S'Gt Ss'GtMahEspRS &LAsK% TRIPS: Two ss-Day Ex-
'V5slIeS CoIoRAbo Sqo "ai AND THE YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK: Two so-Day Excursions,
YELLoWsToNE NATIONAL PARK: A 81.
YELIowSfoNE NATIONAL PARK AND
CALIFORNIA Tour Of 72 days. August 80.
Each OF the above parties viii have week az
TEN SUMMER AND AUTUMN TOURS to East
ern Resorts In July. August and september.
Send for descriptive book. mentioning che par
ticular tour desired.
RAYMOND a. wHITCOMB,
COG Washington ST., Opposite School ST.. Boston.
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POSTSCRIPT
$50 O'clock.
For Late Evenng News See
Second Page.
THE ARGUMENTS.
The Court House Crowded With
Excited Spectators.
GOV. R0BINS0N'S PLEA.
He Compliments the Opposing Coun-
sci and the Jury.
ASKS ONLY FOR SIMPLE JUSTICE.
Unless rositive Evidence Connects Her
With the Crime Acquit Her - She
GOV. ROBINSON'S PLEA.
lie Compliments the Opposing Coun-
sci and the Jury.
ASKS ONLY FOR SIMPLE JUSTICE.

Unless rositive Evidence Connects Her
With the Crime Acquit Her - She
Must Not BE Sacrificed to Satisfy n
Craving for Blood-A Passionate Yet
Judicial Argument In Favor Of His
Client
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.luat Think of IL.

Tho price OF Chicago Excursion Saturday. June
"a, Is within the reach OF all. Read the ADVERTISE
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"Here they come, Jimmie" from the
boy In the lamppost.
"Aw. go on: d.re amt none comin'."
Don't know what Pm talkin' about?
Here they COME" he or the top notch
shrieked ia his excitement, and SO they
were.
Afar down Westminster street the
first rush OF small boys could be seen
with the bluecoats after the N to clear
the way. Then proudly cavorting
around Turks Head came the red coat ed
advance guard and hen the familiar bla-
tant strai ls of the band perched on top
CT the first wagon.
LOOK at 'em Jimmie. Jes' look at
EN-" screamed the top boy
IL can't. Lemme up" returned jim
ME, at the same time vigorously pulling
th others leg, when down came every
thing. boys. lantern, rigging and all.
Jaw, say, dat's chump trick" and
both scooted for some other vantage
ground.
Among the cluster OF pretty faces In
the Franklin building were two camera
cranks who amused the occupants of the
II ats by taking snap shots.
Watch me fix him." said Bluebeard
TO his terrified wife, as he took fresh
chew OF tobacco. When that WAS accom-
plished he shut up his jackknife. braced
as he got IL, Magyiei II u he got IL ?"
Mop" returned Fatima, reaching for
a peanut, "he's~takin~a snap at that
mean hussey. The Queen of Hearts. tbe-
hind u.s. He wouldn't il he knew what
a chunp she is,"
And l passed for nothing" sighed
Bluebeard. turning TO make a face, at
the gamiu shouting "Oh get onto his
whiskers." Where did yer get de cheese
knifel"
The steam <salliope had lovely time
OF it.. When it tried to wrestle with
Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" 1t { n
dead and SO did nearly everybody else,
but on MY Love is the Man its--tsv
Moon" the ca,liope was dandy and
shrieked out the tones with giee that
tickled the crowd almost to death.
After the parade had passed there was
the greatest confusion on the streets.
The police ha their hands full to keep
the teams from blocking the streets.
People swarmed into the middle of the
street. Some jumped on the passing
wagons Two dudes amused their friends
by jumping on the tail board Of pass.
ing bFewefyteanf and rode down West
minister street, With their heels dang
ling.
In half an hour the tangle of teams,
horse cars and people was unraveled and
the streets assumed their normal condi-
tion.
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Weather for this
evening-Fair and
warm-For tomor-
row-Clear. Tenn
perature from o n.
~. June Is, 10 o a.
IN. June 10: High
est. 81; lowest, SC;
mean. 20.
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THE CIRCUS PARADE.
EYER RYBODY AND All HIS FAMILY
WATCHING THE PROCESSION.
Snap Shots Taken at the Crowd by the
News Representative - Posing That
Accom- plished Little.

From Market square TO the Cathedral
the sidewalks were packed with people.
They filled up the doorways, they ap-
pearei at windows, on the roofs; they
massed themselves on the broad steps
and balconies of the Arcade till it looked
like great bank Of faces aud summer
bonnets.
That favorite retreat OF the small boy
the lampposts-each had several eager
urchins watching for the circus parade.
At 0 o'clock there was a crowd, at half
past, throng and at the time OF the
plrade n multitude.
The bonnets on the Arcade flower gar
den nodded and quivered. while above
the confused murnur of many voices
came. Where is iti Why don't 1t
comei".
The hoy-on- the lamppest- -peunlcd on
the iron and whistled, all the time with
his weather eye out for the policeman
aud his other eye for the parade.
The police were all out aud were mt
thsir wits end to keep the streets open.
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GO TO The SUMMER HOTEL,

For the best dinners served on the snore. Mllwau-
kee lager aud Joncs's aes served In the grove. The
coolest place ON the Island. ;. IA. SIEARNS.
Proprietor
Cierks--Jim Dolan. John McMorrow. oliver Angel.
Electric cars pass the door.
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10 Summer Tours /!
Including the following.


JULY II aud JULY Is: Two Five Days Tours
20 the White Mountains-The Frapconia Notch.
Plume. and Pool. Flume House. Profile House, a
night on the Summit Of Mount Washington. Fab
van House. Mount Pleasant House, Crawford
House Mount Hard. Crawford Notch and North
JULY24: An Eight Days Tour TO the White
Mountains-The Franconia Notch. F1ume. and
Pool. Flume House, Profile House. a night on tho
summit OF Mount Wasni ington, Crawford House.
Mount willard. Crawford Notch, Pinkham Notch.
Glen House. aud homeward via Gorhain and Port
land.
Chasm, Montreal Quebec. the Saguenay, etc.
ALASKA AND THE YELLOWSTONE Ma
TloNAL PARK Two S6-Day Excavations. leaving
CoIoRADo AND THE YELLOWSTONE
PARK: Two so-Dsy Excursions. leaving Bosom
'CoI'oRxDo ToUiss; -Four Excm sious 10 the
most famous Rocky Mountain Resorts. leaving
Boston July ~. August 2s. September IL aud
" THE Hps' YELLOWSTONE PARK AND cALrFoR-
MA: 72-Day Excursion. leaving Boston August
80; also August 80, a 27-Day Trip TO the Yellow
Each Of the above parties win have week at
'"r THE woRIiDs COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
Special Pullman vestbued Trains with Timing
Ears leave Boston for Cacaeo daily. week ~
the Raymond VIII comb Grand Hotel opposite
The Fair Grounds. Is Included In the tickets:
sp-Send FOR descriptive book. mentioning ~
particular tour desired
RAYMOND q wHITCOMB.
: 800 washington - lopposiis School Ell B,sssA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

PHILADELPHIA, June LIST, 1893
10 the Shareholders of the Norfolk and western RAILROAD
Company . A.. ,.,,,s,s mn.
Ia lat m Aen%s h Hsp'!s 70 81 as was d
TIA; the elise OF the year o lSy ' SIS 10 If It's
icoyeaf mortgage bonds and had .Ss sSs p a
e G ss i sSs '1 Be
syabs nasSag You'd for
the a" %es. q these s Obligations those asart in
completing me o%S he ssS payment, due On
car Opgatoas and new b os =, has deeSd 20
N %sSrkn as I the ssafeSoldcrs~ ,. -, -
loSysar % 9s4 SSsS ono c asS aud
accrued interest the bonds ,,y,,soo 20 uurcha.s
for esey ,ns or , Des On .a "'e b.
ss , ssss and II oh a'5f the
Payable 10 per cent at the time Of snSscnpsS n at
IT,: June the sS 10 % pr be 't ds,sSe
ssst a s%s a ssa Suds viii be ca
The right to VIM expire June me- i$ s 1922 81 ~
E M 81 and hs may yo@ M sSei ia fosa-ph q.
office Of Mcsss. vivian Gray CO. tec mp' In
London correspondents 10 Inr s"0i'"" N'e""''
AssIsnah; n,, S %s b ~ r r.. when c%rca,e q
Stock are delivered and receipt VIII Ss NV mbr T the
sna pigment made and the bonds are o. rights
blank a. es s%a Of ae Ssoyc
Tran.frrbooks will close June ls'h' anu re'l" ''"
list, 1879 , ante syndicate,
VIA nae acied take ana lay fof al " Vuu , ,n.
n,, b., the -iarchoiieis anu W" w.,
nn,,.nv is thereby tl'at anp, provision MS
nj the tlan=a ton the COMPANY WI" " NV
nee OF ali noating indebtedness, ana nave ample "-
capital. ... loud. ,o,, /; nor cont Interest
a,,hlc sem nually iaiuatt i,t una july ~, ii iu
'.r n,orcntr uion tn Ohio ENt'n,ion w NM ~
In. en-, st,l bridge a~To>s tn ono k\i' Ip',
nil. al the North Carolina Extension; upon N ", I'm
r,,nrbc, AMI the eNtn>iN' himi'l> ~ -,
lrt on. sid Norfolk. formerly tnr pI1"IN W n.n.n,i
80 onlI r'pr nting ca, ~
,urcs of o,c. sr O0D 600 and II j. also srn,a @
10 TOtt cag,a. Iioh t' 80,
erty of the omjanl III" dat" oil u IN" ,y, Vii .
,ss mo mileage thr noitga2r ihg 90 o ooo
, e,ce IL for sl5O0t 900. OF when T.
,o hca nv IN 'riu.tre retire prior mortgages ai''
vh,h ,h. IoO.vcar uOfteage VIII he u hf,t -,
ron me conly ton OF the present Ploln.tu "n ~
-, vi n. outstanding =, these bona, tl,OO' wv
ne g,oss earnings 81 tn ton'panN nae .Nn and tho
n earnings from Ol0js III 1881 To ~ 20 ~,
Jsu but on account OF the general pu-ln's, ph ,b'
49,, "A, ~ 2i1 mlis- of new roii on WIZ
begun, N" net earning w
were cnIv 81 49,, Notwithstanding VIM ~
~, oms Tor T., year after the payment oil al hNe e"'e
-.26,"l3 d,,tny rho mr.:
M eNrcI onai severity of the weather dmne ,, H. ~
5000 or u.s.n; cau-cd -h.ht III ",
IN earnings incrcls' IN operating i ha,' cen
OF your ltn' -in't 'hci ''N
,c,, s,ts,nt6.v ana there T. every ljs'h 10 p ,S"a
tho s,nlu. income liked charles ioi W :,'i ,,,i
ne Increased Interest," I@Nne
:, moi c,cr a. the -iiL,u inc"in. ~ IN l'e 500
and hi. without counting any ne rrNrin, dus
nm ~. ~, ,,hn. N,nnsion. iaiey oca"d. III tram on
vhi.h !. increasing ana gives promise o. great
imln"Ga.c fut'f".
~ + j. KIMRAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
DREXEL, MORGAN Il co.
LIMIT OF TIME
FOR DEPOSITING
RICHMOND TERMINAL
SECURITIES.

Pnrsusnt 10 the provisions of the agreement dscd MAY
l. 1893 for the reorganization OF the RICHMOND AND
WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY and IT, subordinate companies. nctlco
h given hat TIM committee therein named has LIMITED
unc 10TH 1903 the time Of acceptance Of said
mont by security holders Of said RICHMOND AND YVES
POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY.
Under the provisions OF said agreement. outstanding
Six PER cent bonds
Five per cent bonds.
Preferred stock.
Common stock
NJ tho RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY must there.
fore be deposited at office Of DreNcl. Morgan Co
% Wall st. Sew.York not later thmn June 9th 1898,
nj IL o'clock noon
Deposits after that date II accepted. will received
only upon such terms the Committee shall deem ut.
BY order OF the Committee.
&. II. (OsTER.
Chairman.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. June :. 4 p. m.-COnsol,. d. l-l6 Tor
money and 30 3-16 for the account. New Ork.
rennsylvanla and Ohio first mortgage bonds. % 30
Canadian Pacific. 20 Is Erie. IS Is Illinois Cen
20 So: New York Genital. 1Oi IL: PENNSYLVANIA.
81 10: Reading. o. Mexican Central new 4 per
cont bonds 90 IL. The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank of England balance today Is 60
600 Money La "a pr cent. The rate OF dl,-
count in The open market for both short and three
months bills Is 3-4d1 - per cent. India Conn.
eli bills were allotted today ~ an advance OF LAD
nor rI,pee Paris adyccs quote . per. cent rcntes
~ % francs 81 Q cenl,mrs for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MlChI""N' go.
1891. ls9. 1872:
Number OF miles,. fVf 20 AZ,
Fourth week in May. sddnn,, s-so1a 5te3io
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
Num- OF miles o. .,c 1Gi 400 SIS
Fourth y, Mee Nav IN s Ha 4a,So6 .5"i5s '5oelc
IOWA CENTRAL.
Number Of miles. ~ ", so- az, sao *,
Fourth In May. Saao231aa "a. a1a "a aos
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
,.,. -. ,,,,o, 1oo 100 722
Numper OF mics ,,...''' s-,o7I s7523i sl00 3d.
rour'n ~esH III 1905 1884. $50 I4eI, 014
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS.
~,,,,,., =, ,nI.s LIS l67c 1872
NumpeI OF ma d., s,os efo 4oo.I33 S3lS $50
rour'h mee NoY i"' 3a6i57I 3344,S4i $3.50 800
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Number Of miles. 81 .aI'aoGn .,-aooyyn
Ian 70 Nav 81 49,. 2,6l9140 2A2S75O 2'H'o9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
n Manufacturing Company. LIST

1856 shares National Starch Manwsc'"r'"s '0"f''
preferred, 5sis.65; ,.,,o.d comp.uv. ISL.
10 shares Hanover Fire Insurance Company, y ro-.
s25 900 Holsion Salt and Plaster Company ie" "'0'
gage per bonds, g. ,,.n,.o Foundry and
900 shares North Alabama furhaee' '""'
Land Company, 400 each. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
ROYAL BLUE Line.

EArREss TRAINS leave 't'ton central Railroad Of
New jersey, foot Of Liberty st. Moth River. - -
FOR phIIApEI.PHlA. week days. 4 90 9 90. 900
1 1S 0S cs 80 % ns or "r ta dS s
is p m. IL rs light. sunday. 90. 10 80 II 80
Dining Carl a. 80. 80 Dining Carr. 500. O 90
n M ~ rs night.
and S,nd,ys % 90 III 40 DINING Car) a. M 30 80
dining Carr 90, 90 p. ~, ie;i6 night;
pullman larlor Cars d0y trains, and Pullman Sleep
ing Cars u night trains.
Tickets and Paror Car Seats can 30 procured at II2.
o3S o61 AS 9i4 lao 1898 Broadway. 1877 Sxthavc.
III Fast ATHEIST 25i Columbus 1874 East i25thst
.J I2Jth.st NowYork; Courtst. 800 Fulton-st..
nroot,yn and os Hr, adwry. Williams burg.
~ The Ncw.York Transfer Co. VIII call for and chock
baggage from hotel or residence to de- tlnatiGn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

VIZ:
Richmond and West Point Terminal RAILWAY and war~
house Co. cent. bonds.
do. per bonds.
do. Preferred STOCK.
stock
Richmond and Danville Consoiidssd SIS
Richmond and M.cklcnburr First Mort 6s.
Charlotte Columbia & Augusi' lat ConsoI os
Atl,ntr. Tennessee and Ohio stock.
Chester and Lenoir Stock
FRS. Mortgage rs
Chcraw and chester stock.
FITS, Mortgage "a.
Columbia and G-ecn,nle I.r Mortgage o..
do do ID Mortesee Co.
Carks,nle & Nortk Carolina IL, Mort Ga.
oxford ADD CIsrk>,ille IL, Mortgage CO.
Northwe stern North Carolina ist Mort. g.
Spartanbur Union & Columbia l., Mort s.
Ashevtie and splrra1burc lat Mort. c.
Northeastern OF Georgia FlF't Mort -
Danyile and Western Firet Mortgage "a
Roswcll First Mortgage -
Macon and Northern First MORTGAGE iis's
Georgia PacGc Firs, Mortgage IS
TO- Consolidated I'd Mortgage So
East Tcnn-.ee Virginia and Georgia improvement ard
Equipment Sc.
First Extension Sc.
General Mortgage SIS.
Cincinnati Extension S.
Memphis and Charleston
Corso.. Mortgage -. Nos 1885, 70 t'Oo'
Mortgage o. Of 1884.
Louisville southern First Mortgage s..
Mobile and birmingham Fiiu Mortgage 30
Fast Tenncs-ec. Virginia and Georgia
First Preferred STOCK.
second Preferred stock.
Stock
Copies Of agreement and plan Of r-ofganHaI'h ~
thu dcs,ribcf properties nos resdy for o's
t,butop and all secr-i,v holder. invited 70 ohtan
them from Us or from member n the Commute
Tho pan dctn the present condition ~ IN"
,arious properties applicable In each par
,icular instance fer the .cadustmcnt wlth security
holders and much other information which II Is I'M
practicable T. condcnsc into prc.en, circular
A. our suggestion. Ness. t. H. tostHr, george
sherman az Anthony j. Thomas nave unfcraken u
act A. Committee tho purpose Of carrying the re-
o,c,ni,,,ion into effect agreed tn co operate
in and n supervise. the work ~ re'rcann'hoh 'h'
hove formed A syndicate TO unacrwiite tho plan.
All hn'drr- NJ above securities NAV M" dcpo>i
then, with US a, our onicc 40. % wall ST. New.fork
-eccnc therefor our negotiable receipts e>changcabe
=, .,y n for reorganization certificates. councrtlcncd
ny the Central Trust COMPANY o' New-fork. winch
companv will the custodian of all secnriucs ne
,o.itad with ~ for purpose, Of the reorganization
Securities not deposited with W. VIII not lie cntt'd
~ part,c,ra.e in the benefits Of the reorganization
Any further Information connected
with the reorganization, which mny
he desired by security holders. VIII he
furnished on applicG lion at our Office.
We strongly rccormcno al security holders affected
m ,hc n,n q, deposit their without delay,
Nc believe that reorganization will result o their
los, interests and will place theie properties on sound
and profitable financial basis
The Committee n.s rerr,e1 itself the right to
terminate az ony the privilege ~ d"o'ng n above
DpEYEJ MORGAN r. co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Excu, sion Tickets, Newly TO Chicago and Return
$500.

Through trains Chicago and the Wo las Fair leave
foot Of West t2d follows Is minutes earlier from
Franklin St.. mn -
man slcepers NewYSrk 70 CHICAGO Ays' Detroit i4S
s,aJ p. N. daily. via Niasera Falls. Reclining chair
Pullman sleepss New.York 70 Chicago Arrives Detrot
0 40 p NJ Chicago 90 \: NJ, st. Louis Q 90 p NJ,
ais p NJ. except Sunday for Campbell Hall Lakes
Mohonk and Minnowaka. Waikiki Valley stations, Md.
Liberty, Livingston Manor. $500
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at y, bioadway
NewYok Transfer Company calls for and checks luggage
to destination. - =, -
j. C. ANDERSON, G.. i. A., SO Beaver ST, N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
WEST SHORE rail- ROAD.

q. \. Z. s II. L. KK. CO.. Lcsseel =,
Trains leave Wet i-d.st. station. Acw-i a. Toll
ows and Is minutes earlier from II. FranKlinst N u.
AIN A. M,-Da!y for Newburg Kingston, Aineyi
daily except Sunday. west OF Coeymaiis Je .s....,
i0IO 4 vi. -Daily for Albany uuca Syracuse no sss
Ter. Buffalo. Nagars fails. Detroit Ch'as0' eA'sp'
ll,3J 4. M.-Daily. except Sunday. for Albany ana
400 r M.-Daiy. excep, sunday Tor Albany
Hoe hester, Buffalo. Nasara Falls. Toronto pe'f0~
$3.50 2. M."baiy: sxscP; sundny for Ss"0u's Albany
sinosr 'nu uo"s,' ,ihanv Utica syracuse Rochcs
oi" ,i,.lo Niagara fails Toronto. DetiSt Chicago
uk%E~SnHAw LOCALS 7 go 4: NJ, .;i5. 70 \. M M
Nrw bU 10 LOCALS. So; 'lo;lo A. NJ" i'i' ''o'
SlssnnS ears Tor Iuirsio Niagara Falls Toronto. Do
troit chicago all through trains -. .,.n,sr,
Daily rer tickets time tales psrora s sns nr%po
iyn SSs Wasangtonst 1.e ful,on;st, Apnex once
.o . q liz Rwery ~ East ithst 81 We"
iaSth'st enc 81 sMbERr. General Passenger Agent.
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THE AMERICAN sj-1,AR RLFiNING %
HlNuE KOAED NE DIKECTORS nf I
financial elections.

OFFICE OF Hot sToN, wEsr-sl AND pAvONiA
PERRY r. II. co Cor 5oth 81. AND SEVEN H.AtE.
NEW YORK. NAV goth, 1898
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING Of tho stock hold
ola OF this COMPANY Will he held on Tuc-1,i Juae
18Th. 1898. at This oncr between the hour. o. u m
and u. the election Of Directors and Inspectors
Election for ,h Transaction oil Oilct business
as may he brought lefoic the meeting
D. H. HASBROUCK. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE 2aD.>r. R'wtY COMPANY.
G.1 WEST 23D.ST ~
NfW-IORK Iu"" ) lsil3
rVHE ANIMAL ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN
Directors aud three Insi~cto. of Election Tor the
ensuing war ~ h. he't at g. oG n the company on
Inc polls viii remain ~. IL nom 10 p m
TIIpS. II. VI Lean
e.urV
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OFFICE OF
THE BROADWAY 4 7rm AyENuE r. T. CO
COR 1T1i.AVE AND 5oTll- STREET.
NETWORK May 20. 1919.
v1'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK:
holders Of this Company will be held al the ONCE Of
,ha Company Monday. June 18th 1898 az ~ o'clock.
loon FIR the election of Directors and Inspectors Of
fbe transaction ~ such other business
a. may be brought before the meeting
THOMAS r. RYAN. Secretary.
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E ri I. I'm ES .

- ] " 10
,tronrb rams luf Lhca,J anu the West ieaNC Ne"
work foet Of Chambers. daily. follows. and i've
minutes earlier from West 23i-st ,
- N. .ni0uzh train 10 Salananta
$40 Pullman Gar York to sns1aehanna
~ IN A. M,->od truth & Oh cage. Pullman sleeper
IO:UU Va ,Eautalqua Lake. Parior car New
Sork :, l,rralo. Dining ear 49,
r, ~ r. NJ. -Vesubulr l. mitcd Solid train for INT
s1UU ago Via Chautsupua Lake. Sleercrs 10 Chicago
t.,.l,pd ana Cincinnati. pinirc-chr. 49,
n Oh p NJ Solid train u chicago. VIA Niacara Falls
O.S1U Seepcrs 70 Buffalo. Rochester and Chicago. Din
% .pn p, M.-Via Chautauqua lake and Niagara tAu.
S.0U Solid train 70 Chicaso Seepeis 10 horhels
v".l;Am TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
DENOMINATIONS 2Jl 29l. iOl $40 and a57 Broadw ay
10, Nest It Chambers and West 25d-s ferries, New
York 1913 trlton-st.. rrookvn 200 uudson.'t hoboknn
and Jersey Erie Transfer Company calls Tor
md checks hotels and residences 70 d'stnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
RAILROADS..
"AMERIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL

~ HUDSON RIVER R. R.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS:
Al trains arrive At and depart from GRAND C. ~
1%A Is Ct" .is 1s:s: :! t:s
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 Al MPss' fs:s' ssasaS gao S
$50 p. Wagner vestibue service No en'rs 'S'e
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
$40 : Bsn1 0t tevSi.Hd and chiesSc
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 ccpce Was SSs V vcsSus ; Service ~
DAY EMPRESS.
IN an A. N.-ENcept Sundays. SATURDAY uoin Goes
'V'SV not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
70 nm NOON Daily. due Chicago 90 " m mex! next day.
t6'VV No eNtru fare. Complete wagner se;Vlce'
>OuTHWEsTERN LIMITED.
100 r; M.-DaiIy due c!ncih9su IL 20 a; m 3D.
EXPOSITION FLYER (Iimitedl
Great 2O.IIour Train TO Chicago.
ohieaso 10 oS NJ Ies a new snd
ecr,n, bu ss'e smoking wss' and library .png
~ ALBANY AID TROY SPECIAL.
$3.50 4 m4Asss;p' I s:sSsy' can. Due Albany
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
400 due os151s VS. wssns: Service '
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 r MD' ny d %as GS's sftc 60 d. Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
625 p rp,y os due M u Mosr, s e %
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
700 Paul sn ans Tg s Malone % S';1:
sr'i M. 30 Soa Wagner vcstioSIe
BUFFALO AID NIAGARA FALLS >PECIAL.
100 II a MI a5 a. '1 me- wig Wisoer service.
CyxtI>NATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 Is q. SSS G m st. Loa. Z; nj In"
LIMITED FAST MAIL.