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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-10-26
made affidavit that [ believed my

made affidavit that | believed my
self 10 u den of polecats or clothed
in the tiufoil wr.nper just shed
from u Limburger cheese.
Very little of interest To the rea-
der presented itself to the writer
during the trip from Aberdeen to
Mitchell, saw that once, In an eff
fort to make my Bohemian seat
mate understand correctly the in
formation which he so much de-
sired, 1 "'hauled off"to gesture with
nv left hand and in so doing struck
his better half about mid ship with
my elbow. Of course she had to
give forth the family war whoop
and | was Obliged to present arms
and defend myself against the un-
expected onslaught made by the
irate husband. The fracas over,
peace again assembled her throne
aud reigned supreme during the
remainder of the journey.
Arriving in Mitchell at six thirty
D. M, | was informed that no tram
left for Plankinton until eight
of the day succeeding and after
sulplng this sad pill of Intelligence
down relief came and we hied our
self to an iron bound easy chair in
the depot there to sit and ponder
OH the ups and downs accrued to
the life Of an ordinary, common
everyday a
Wednesday morning, 500. a. m +,
found the writer nee more on
board the ears and enroute for
Plankinton at which place we arri-
rea at 1l::30. Friend Alley was IN
waiting for US at the depot and
upon u alighting from the train
the hearty hand shake fully told
thestory that we wers welcome.
In our next epistle to the Web
sterites it shall be the purpose to
write of the country over vhlch 1t
NAV be our lot TO pass. and to note
anything and everything OF interest
concerning the soil, the aboriginal
inhabitants living thereon, and
whatsoever else may prove interes-
ting.
Kindly tender our undving lore
to our esteemed friend Klrttanius
Kellogg, of the Hash house, re-
CARDS to all inquiring creditors and
to those owing us. Please remem-
Der us to our best girl and
Tell her not 10 mourn for US.
And sigh with dropping herd, etc.
Yours Trnlv.
THE HIRED NAN.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-10-26

Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga Tenn
says: "Shiloh's vitalizer, saved my life |
consider 1t the best remedy for u debili
tated system / ever used" For dyspep
ia. liver, or kidney trouble it exce's.
Price 70 cents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-10-26
Notice to

WEBSTER, S. d., Der. 5th, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that all delin-
quent personal property taxes which re-
main unpaid on the 9th day Of Novem-
Der next, have been ordered placed in
the sherifs hands for collection. | have
no choice in the matter but must obey
orders.
J.T. GOODWIN,
Treasurer Day Co. s.. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
'ITT-FIELD, LEMON. NORTH ADAMS AND
TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS, VIA
HARLEM DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~. Y. c. e. IL. r. Il. II. CO., LEsSEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR.
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
ALSO ROUND "TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
TrsiGc leave West 42d.st. station, NewIotk, ., TO-
$3.50 4. M.-Daily local - SUSPENSION Bfose' cAcep'
sundays VI Coeymsns Junction. n.
1880 4. M.-Dally local TO Albany ana Saratoga rur
Tor car Albany Sundays only. - NJ.
1910 4. N.-Daiy for Albany, Uuca syracuse, isocn.
ester Buffalo, Niagara rails, DettoI Chessoi eAeep
1855 4. M~Daliy except Sunday to castil Noun
Ahanv saritoga Caldwell, Lake George. Paror cars
10 TloomNillr, Saratoga anu Caldwell ,.-,.,, a.,
100 =. M.-,Daiy. except sunday. for Ca'sAl NOUN
JiJ r. VI. DAILY for Albany Montreal; rtca. Syraeu.e
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit
$50 y. M.~Daly. cS,ept Sunday. for Newburg Albany
S,Ij r. M.-say Albany. Utica, SYRACUSE Eochestes
Buaalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit, Cleveland and
HaVers,iaw Locals 90 a. IN. 2A5, ;s5. 7;i5 p. M
yewburg Locals 20 0:l0 a. M, Il 10, 4:3o, o:io
q 20 II :i5 u. m. sDaly.
Wagner sleeping for Albany, Utica, syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleve'
land and Chicago on all through train ,,. ~. ooor,.
For tickets Timetables psrlo and seepngcer accom- p.
I26 Fultonst, Annex Office foot Fulton
IL Eew.l ork CITY, l13. 2D1 1863 49, and o42 Broad
nd at stations G. p. LAMBERT.
N"- ~ General Passenger Agent
Vanderbitaye. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Rxcur-ion Tickets New. y DIRK TO Ohicag0 nnu hc.
turn. $500.
special Conch Excursion on Wedne'aa1; gc a1n u
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Fair leave
foot Of West 2ds,. foowr, ID minutes earlier from
Frankiln--t: , ,,.,,.
i,iJ 4. VI. dlil; Via MA! Tails Through Pullman
.,ep.f- YORK (dWago Reclining chair ear ife'
Sincora Fal-. Arrive Detr'it i % p M Chicago
80 u. M. Louis - q.
7.i5 =. ". da H. va Nan'a Ia j.. Re hn'nS char
Pullman -lccpers Newlgrs 10 th.ago Arrives Detroit
D. 10 d. NJ. Chicago - . ~. ~. Louis 90 T. %, .
S,t5 A. VI. trN,,pt SUNDAY Tor 'aWpbfl nal. Wall
xiii Valley Il. Il. stations ~ ''V,"a hli'nNl'e falls
s,a5 :, VI. .lii,l for Md fr.burr Mon,ccl.
6,Gl S, &y,., Ne,SS I'll. g(e o"'ii' Fulton"
alJ p =; Cc>,'t sn' .u,o ,y LI%I'c y,, FOR
,alrod stations Canp'c piI Ntdctown. Ellen.
Vile Mountain Dalr 'rnff.N iIl lai-hIrs. Monticello
Iiurl'yVilc Iib'rty Fal-. LboN, lnksNilc. ana LIN.
7,tJ r. VI. fd,ilyi Ndd, town. SuumitVlc Falls.
burg Liberty Linr.tor Man1f Eochlnnd Walton. Sid
ney Norwich rn'di lntnn O-wr-o. Niec,rl Falls.
Tickets aud Pullman accoruuln' on> ~ 31i Dioldway.
NcwYork Transfer tompny cili, Or and checks bgeag,
J. G. ANDERSON. q. p 4.
- HEAVIER s.. NcwYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
LEHIGn VALLEY r. r.
Passenger train, leave loot oil Libcriy-st


,,OO A. w. daily Tor MACCn CHUNK and Inter
uruilte stations ,oc,,re-,,r
,,0ryAIU and the West POITsVl LIE and principll
iora ponts chair car 10 Wkcsbarrc. Pullman car to
BurAo. r.. cr vroN and
ii,:Io A. Ar daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
pt rrirSSL6' SiAGSEX FALLS and an points West
Pullman sieeper to CHICAGO via luTao Pullman
ufet sleeper 10 Chicago Via Suspension Bridge con-
iertious Tor Feeding aud Herr. sburg. ,,
1!,3O r. VI. daily, except sunday, FOR ELMiKA and
al lnernrdlao stations co,inectOnc for Potts. ~.
3,t5 +. VI, daily eAeelS sanGSy sr eh,s ear Ia
Wlkesbairc connections for r9tts' ,.ie. Sunday g.,
s'i In rrn"AISfitL6 and intsrnedat stations
ci,iiSK aid iaerneiIae stations chair % El.ton
t,,0O r. NJ daily lot BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
sna oil ,oln,s Wc.; Pullman sccpcr- TO Chicago, Va
buffalo aud Suspension Bridge: Connections for Head
'ns S,c daaiv for ITHACA GENEVA ROCnEs.
r r'G" htFfHLT. NIxGARA FALLS. and al points
pnrau TO Chicago, Via Suspension
bridge; Pullman sleeper ~ Buffalo. . -,
Addtlnnai sunday trains 10 80 a. NJ. Tor Mnnch
Chunk ard Intermediate stations connections Tor Pots
Willie; 40 II ST. for Faston and ntefnedat. sau0l''
General rasL.ru ONCE IS broadway. New fork CIV
The New.York Tiaus.cr Company VIII cal ior Una
check baggage from hotel or fe, NasNITrm iN"fprR
tnatlon. A. w, Nvs ' - ~, 80
ROIIIN IT, WILBUR. Assistant t'cn1 Pass Agent.
firnl suDt Eastern DIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA a WESTERN II. Il

pHhE> w '>'N'' '''> '>''''''''''', - 49, -
STATIONS In New or OF Barclay md Christ opher
streets.
yESTIB!LED TRAINS; ri.LLMAN C0A6HES;
raid .TitKtTS coon 10 Dan. si7 100. OCT.
3D. kHttfi.Mi.lSSH ITltkfr... $500.
GOOD NfII NOV. tJrn: ,o,.,.
Direct route SEN ARK, BLOOMFIELD, MON l.
CLAIR, the ORANGES, summit Dernardssille, Bask
Ing Kids.. Madison, Mofristownt Pas.ac. faei an
bomtou, DO,er. s:anhope bIDpSI LAkty, LAkI ~
w.;nlos,oII rIlILLdrsng EASI.9,S MAXIM ScxhS
Ton, lriTSTON' WIIkFSRAREE NANTIt OKt
DANXlLLE, NoErlIi HbtHLhNp Moatro9.e' , n -
Kl,lllELp. srRI No Cor,l,nt sYEAxS, 81 ~.
MMffssTT, Npofnffiwffssirr' ASD sor'fnwEsT " ''".
300 A. NH FfALO. UTICA and OsWEGO IN
IKISS. Pullman Palace Ctrs. Connects NJ Buffalo
with train Chicago arriving ii - a. m next morn
,,so A. .-BINGuAMToN NAIL. Stops at principal
I.Oe r. M-sCRANToN, INGnAMToN and Ell.
Mia EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars,
a,iO p ,I,-SCRNNTOS. WILREsBAKEE aud PLYM
OuTIi EXPkE>o. PullTan plrl.r corr. .
1t3a T., VI. fDsilYl.-Bl FFALD LIMITED EXPIRES.
pullman slccp"r-. Arrives at ;l3 a. ~. .,..,.
300 r. VI. Daily ri ttALO. UTICA and oSMI'
INrKT>S Pullman sleeper.
TiCKT'rn and PULLMAN ACCoMMoDA TONS at "a
~ and 942 nroatway 80 West l2jths,, 23j Columbus
ave New.York; 39l wsshlngton-st:. 726 Futonst aud
Il broadway. brooklyn Time tables, giving ull infor
'WTsiCorr TXiiif:ss COMPANY will call for and
check sggaec from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, October 2-p.
Four stocks virtually constituted the stock
market to-day. The dealings in American Sugar
Refining, Dsting aud Cattle Feeding, Phild-
dclplia and Reading, and Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul. furnished about two-thirds of the
entire business. Two of these issues declined
and two advanced. The fall in American Sugar
Refining exceeded per cent, but this was les
sened by late rally. The pretcNt Tor III"
weakness was the introduction in Congress oil
An antagonistic resolution of investigation, but
perhaps the selling was of too open character
TO excite fears of the final result On the other
hand expectation cf action by Congress influenced
tho advance in Distiing TO 2sa27 IA from
o. "a but in this case the favorable theory
contemplated radical increase in the tax Oh
Distilled spirits The final movements OF these
two stocks were in contrast, Sugar rallyinS
from the lowest and Distiling reccdihg Iroi'i
the highest points. Neither movement caiscu
important fluctuations III the o'her INDUSTRIAL
shares r,. $780,.
The activity of philadelphia and Reading was
unusual, and the advance of nearly : per cchU
seemed TO confirm the reports rom ;
respecting satisfactory negotiations TO avert I'M
mediate foreclosure and To extend the I"''in-
Indebtedness covered by the Speyer law On me
latter point information obtainaoc hrie WHY w,ht
appear to be contradictory. st. Pauis shsl,
decline was credited to moderate selling I9r
London account, but the last price was slad,'
above the opening quotation. me gsnrrai
market reflected an absence of selling pressure,
for Wall Street still has confidence in an earl
repeal of the Silver Purchase law. and further
decline in sterling exchange contributed an en-
couraging influence. An instance of the marker :
raliying power was furnished in the late RAPID
recovery in New-Yorl and New-England from
% to 90 Is. The closing was generally cN-
tremelv dull. but few stocks fniled 10 advance
from the lowest quotations of the morning
TIE DAY Is TIE BOND MARKET.
a. c.,
Government bonds were neglected at the stock
Exchange The market was steady at the fol
lowing unchanged quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03

THE PEoCTER & GAMBLE CO.. 900,
CINCINNATI. Sept u" Io',
IN HE DIRECTORS of this company have vi, pris
day DECLARED the regular quarterly DIVIDEND mic on
CENT on the Preferred Company, pay "a rom
and after Oct. Is The transfer books Will be cos'u ~
Sent n 10 oct ], Inclusive. r,.,.r
'''" - ID. II. GAMBLE, Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
ONLY $500 TO BOSTON,

VIA FALL. RIVER LINE. for 1r.telass limited tickets
l'aIcs reduced TO NEwrOKT. FALL RIVER.
Providence. and oll other points, Steamer ~ NJ
IAN and PILGRIM IN commission. Leave Pier -. North
River foot OF Mufray.st, week day. and sundays, at
$50 r. NJ Connecting Annex boat leaves Jersey city
a. no y NJ Ui ooklyn ) 90 l.. NJ Orchestra "A
Zach steamer. vc.,ibulcd Express train. leave Steam
',cat Wharf Fan River. az D 30 and Z 40 4. NJ Due
Boston 80 ana 90 \. NJ. respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
B4LTIUORE e. OHIO II. IL.

BALTIMORE wxsmiNGToyy., C ~, t. LIZ
rnrrIiNaaNN CA SERVICE or ALL TRAINS.
Icave Ncw.york 100, Of LD,ra ,o ,o,, might.
For PfiI'rrfrsTnNiG' 30 p py i? 10 night,
Fr wNsiiINSiToN BALTI MORE, a. NJ ~ $50
a. m Dining car. 80 80 p ,0 NJ Az, hplans car'
E NosFokK 50 So n" 70 h sS"sSy 81
f. ittS'st. 400 Grand-st y. sid f.l,9n1t. Brook
iyn Station foot Of Lber.y< O. X *: OF n, ~ n,,,,o
trom hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. AND wAsHlNdToN.
For Philadelphia week days, 90 90 800, 10 W.
II 80 dining ar 4. NJ. 90 :d3 > 30 .D,nnre 'SST'
IL 10 night. sunday 90 10 - II 80 DINING Can
A. NJ. 80 ; 80 DINING Car, 900 10 A. NJ l. ID
night. -, -, , .,.,..
90. II 80 Dining C1l A. NJ, 80 3'3o tDlnhs |ur'
90 q 90 +. NJ. IL rs night
For Faston. bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk &C.,
90 7.i5 s.l5 A. NJ. %. I 30. ; As 80 u Allen
town. j. g. sunday. 30. : Is A. NJ. 90 q 80 +. N
$50 r., NJ, SUNDAYS 4 80 4 y ,o.oo ,.o NJ
90 80 .-i5 90 ) 90 5:lS. I 30 7. NJ, II :le
night. cNcep: saturiay night sudys 90 80 80
3 10 3 80. 0 90 4. NJ, II 10 night . - -.
sSr,,s y $50 g sn q a Mi 90 s,,lj 30
night. sundays. / :oo 30 . co. . 80 T. NJ. IL 10
"'p pai potsvile a, 90. 90 si5 II 30 A. NJ oc
30 900 80 =. 81, Y Is night, except sa'u,da!
night. sunday l 90 30 800 Ooo T. NJ J. ID
mo For sunbury Lcwisbnrq and wlllomspott at o.
exeett Saturday night, Sundlys Is \. N. 90 +. NJ.
10 Is night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

NcwYork to Seattle Tacoma &C. First eia," Sio.oo;
second class. 80 90
NewYork 10 san Francisco. First class. $500; second
class, go 90
New.York Paul. via Montrcal First class $500
L. V SKINNER sl3 Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
RAILROADS..
Hnllr0l09.
Pc nnsyIvania
y RAILROAD.
STATIONS. foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cortland
streets.

y RAILROAD.
STATIONS. foot OF Dc'bros'es and rort'"nd'
streets.
In Eject September 11th 1898.
900 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EXPREss- Pullman Sleep
ao &ss e' cnsnS Sss a. % 1nn
H. cssei9 L II pFfi fly and Chicago
g s.. B
800 ST. cl. ov sSfs T. S SsD CHI
GAGo LsS SSsns at R's Cars
natl 10 80 a. m. st. Louis 80 D. M Chicago :So
edo p. NJ. WESTERN ExrREss:-rullm'n s'eep.
gs Car, 20 ptsburg Chcogo and CleSeland lining
E ,sls5s s.a r SEX:
Ing Cars to GIncinnat aud s. Louis Arrites Clnen.
Y ;, S%i = 5&'1I$ cf &C:
as ''5$i1 f %iSy SS5%H ssy
" With Sleeper to ScSossn. 'NA'N' NV '
BALTIMohE. wAsnlNGToN AND THE sorTH'
1880 A. NJ" Washington Limited " weeA'day' Pull
30 r. M" Co"gIe;,ons Limited" Sa.Iy P"lXs9
A'si GIG s,'Is; Train. sse 'y9 IA g.
'a scp, COT Col m5 "'
r. !' % f' sSd b. sSrT Hspss daily
300 = t. 6sy G ana cS Ssa Ohio n~
Though Sleeping and dining Cars.
Tor Oli roin, Comfort and Norfolk. via Cape Charles
IL ne. a. m. week days, ard, with Through Sleeper
y. daily.
For Atlantic City 20 p. m. weekdays. with Through
Buffet Parlor Car.
For Capo May. I 90 D. m. weekdays.
For Ions Branch, ANbury Park. o!ean Grove and Point
$50 $40, ! 90. 80 aid II 'i5 y. m. week DAYS
sundays. oA5 m, - y. m. do not stop II As
bury Park aad Ocean 3rove Su"fays
FOR PHILADELPHIA
E' aGSn rena 20 % S 80 22o d 5o q
.. G:so. I, 100; 5. ep 10 10 night Sunday. *
press Is. 3 30. -. 30. 10 y. IL noon Limit d
~ 80. 80 AZ s. Emi Els nIsh,, ~,
broadway Aston House, 1874 Fast I25th Street ga
West FISH Street o5i Columbus Avenue. 737 Sixth
Avenue and foot o. Desbros~c> ard Cortland Streets
Court Street 500 Fulton street % groadway and
BrOoNiyn AnacI station. foo Of Fulton Street Brook
Ign 1870 Hudson Strcs Hooken Station. Jersey CITY
The New.York 1rnn-fer Company will cal. for and
check baggage hotels aud residences through 10 de-
nation.
g. NJ PROVOST. J. X WOOD.
General MANAGE. General PA-sr AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
NORWICH LINE.

r,vnr.ta Inside Iioutc. foics Reduced. 10 New
London 800 Norwich. ri25 Worcester 5000 Boston,
=, 10 Corresponding reduction 10 oil point, east.
rs leave Picr 40 (o1 number. North itN,r next pier
above p-rOsses ST. fery). daily sundays excepted. at
N - ~ connecting Win vestbn,d cNprs. train leaving
SewIondon a. J3j A. ~, reaching Worcester :55 and
A.. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
financial
LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS & TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE B0NDA0lDERS.

NETWORK. SEPT. 18TH. 1893
At MEETING or FIRST MORTGAGE BOND.
moi DIES OF THE LOUISVILLE. IT. LOUIS AND
TEXAs KAILvAl CCMrANY HE In, IiiiS y p PAY.
ioLDf.isS OF 4 LARGE NrMBEfh or BpNp S.,i 10
FSTs or TIIE FIRST MORTGAGE ONpH0LpthS
All. MoLDLRs or TE fpK1T MiII A,it
CoMMiTIEE ARE REol ESTED TO PRn 2?Mrrrh ~,
TIIfIr iIoI,DIN1sS TO THE UNDERSIGNED
WM. II. MALE. CHAIRMAN.
80 wILLIAMSr
SAMUEL ID. DAVIS,
JOHN J. McCOOK,
COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
ALL.HArL ROUTE
For Long iirnnch. Ocean Grove, &c.

For Long Brnnch, ofchh tro'r'
For led lanh Long branch and points south 10 Font
Pleasant 80, 30 Hsd Bank, ID, II 80 n. NJ.
40 8 30 100. 80, ! 30 q - i. VI. sunday,
r<ccpt Occ5a grove AID Asbury Park, . 90 A. NJ 90
far Lakewood Toms RIVER. Barnceot Park and Barne
cat 80. 3 10 \. NJ. 30, 80 T., ". .
For Atl,utc City. Ninrand aud Eidsrton, 30 n NJ
Tor Monmorth Beach Scahrrtt and Highland Beach.
4 90 s.lh 4 NJ I 20. 4 40 l.l5 i ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy

fApthrac cite pal used exclusively in-mrng Cleanliness
md Comfort.D
-Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signnl
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table In effect sept 20. 1913.
OnvAl Of lie IUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
NEW uAVEY-FARE SI.-Macnilicent new

~ twlncrcw steel steimer 'i.i,had ieca the tl,rr
aste steamc, un o" ,sad sounu aug p'''
a n m and II 80 D. M. Sundays excepted arriving IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
MORRIS PARK,

NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB
FALL MEETING UNTiL 9ST T. ~
Take I'd Az /. Road wlllis-avc. and i-2d.ss,
where special trains connect direct 10 trirk.
Trolley every minute direct % gram stall from
3d.aye. and 129thst. Fare 10 cents
FIELD FREE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FOR IONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
FROM PIER =, n. r., FOOT RECTORST.
For At1Gtic Highland. Highland Beach, Scllrlght
Monmouth Beach and Long Brunch, at 10 10 A. NJ, $40
H. NJ. sundays, . 80 y. VI. ,,.-.
Pleasant 70 T.. NJ sundays except Ocean Grove and
A.bury PARK. - go \. ". - q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
Che Curt.

hudson COUNTY JOCKEY c.; =.
III Iacng every Tuesday, THURSDAY al, H,turilN ae
D. M Jay 42d. Christopher, Barclay or a'st ierres
fifteen minutes connect with stnni O. re rs
Inr are still good. Booking on all event
us S. WHITEHEAD SCR tiiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
STEAMBOATS,


HUDSON RIVER ny DAYLIGHT.
Day Line Steamer -
NEW.YORK or ALBANY
Leave Brooklyn. rnlton.st. (by AoEeO 500 A. NJ
do West pod st. do, 300
for ALBANY landing at West Point Se"ouis, Paush'
keepsie Rhinebeck, Catskill and Hudson.
Returning leave Albany 3 80 A. NJ
, 1893-04-27
GelegraphiP&e OepeP&en.
r.

0te inter11dtionale Slotteni9ou i'm
Sofen BON Seem OOrf mar trob oes ment9
9itnitt9en 28etters etn ~9roBortt9er @rfolg.
neber etlte MtiQton Meul6en 9~enoiieu pom
ufer uuo 5o6uo1en S6tffen aus OaS berrlt6e
S9auIptel. 9teben I'M ere1t et9e11eu &rte9sz
16iffen f~e1ielte ou6 6as beuti6e YanSeri6ifi
.,Saiiertn Au9uita" bic o%l9emeine &ufmertz
1ontett. y
Ser Premiermtniiter pon NeuIeelattb,
5. 8aQa1ce, tit am 5er5i3la9 9eltorben.
= 0os beuti9e Saiierpaar uu6 bas ita=
ltenii6e SOni9spaar be9liiden iebt Die Neopoz
lItaner nit tbrer &nwel enbett.
- 6eute 1T ser Sa6resta9 Ser @eburt
@rants, Der IN @olena III Sutnots IN 9ez
bibrenber @eiie 9efetert wOrOen lit.
- Ote Mus1t6ten ouf srttes @etter am
MOnto9 boben ii9 9%ebeiiert. Sir beute mirb
betterer 6imrnel propbe5ett uitb aud Die Sent
perat1r iou it6 mor9et @beno etwGs alt9ez
Iebn1er 9etoltet.
- Ser 8irbelit turn tu Oflaboma bat OH
pie a3t3ig Meni 6erleben 9eforbert. SntenOe
baben Gerlebun9en erlitten.
= Sn @tonr Gitp bat bic ,,OreIIeb geef un6
@anttng Company" nit 215 ,671 Dollars
S9ulben Die .3abluu9en ein9eitelt.
-Sn Qonling in Mti9i9an lit bic ,,Snsbam
@ountp earrings 8anf" banferott.
= 0ie 2onooner ,0oQ MoQ @asette'
putt bas 2lbfeueru zines &epolpers bur9
etnet Grant gu eirem Worbperl u9 auf Yre=
tmier @IaoItone ouf.
, 1893-04-27
Der gauge Uoromeiten Don unoe,
w0Rnlid fdweren unwettern
hetm9eiudt
limo Ole farmer fino ftarf entmutbiet.
9 t, g au1 Minf., ~. 9(priG.

ct Saul, Mftnft., 81. 2(prtl.
Der 9an5e g%torbpeIten lei6et fart unter
Dem un9emObnli6 i6lecbten 8etter, unb
Die 6armer laiien Iberau Die &0pfe bGngen.
Sin S6neeiturm fol9te benz an0ern 10
icbneu, baB es unm09lt6 mar, bic Sriibz
ia6rSiaat 81 beitelIen. @abrenb Der lebten
3ebn Sage bat in et1tigen @egen6en bon
Winneiota un6 9afota S6neefau itattz
%gefunoer, lno an maneben Stelen liegt er
nob acbt bis 5e6n 3ou bo6. @citern fan6
i'm 9an5en NoroDeiten befti9es &e9enz unb
6a9elpetter itatt, un0 oaS bieitge @ctter>
bureau melbet fir ben JteIt 6er @obe flares
unb faltes @etter.
Sn Samestotpn, 90. o, liegt Der Sbnee
nob bret 3ou boot; in 9eDtlS Safe 3pei
Sou; in 8ilmot, 9. o, iecbS 3oQ; in
@iumar, Minn,, aebn 3ou; in MtaribaQ,
Wttnn., acbt GOT; bic 8abnbef0rberunq
bat aufgebOrt. Sn SermiuiOn, 50, fiel
in 5pet Stunoen bret 3ou Sdbnee bel
Conner uno 8lib in Yarf 9tapi0s., Mtnn.,
ftnf 3ou u11o in Wtu6anf, g. o, iteber
3ou. Die NlSiaat BON @etreibe piro baz
ourcb betrdcbtlib per5Ogert.
9uIutb 81. @prtt.
@eltern lteute ii6 bier Elm lc9perer
S6neez unb Gegeniturm Elm. 8iS 3ebn
l1br paren bret !3ou Sdbnee 9efauen,
pOrauf iib ber S6neeIau in Ge9cn unb
6agel D~ertpanbelte. Qtm Wttttag ting es
tpicOer an Su i9neien unb ser Scbncciturm
bauerte bis finf 11br. Ser gStno pebt
ibon iett 8o6en bon Norbolter, un6 es
unterliegt feinem 3mcifel, baB an cine
@r0fnung Der S6tftfabrt bor Witte Mat
nicbt 81 Denfen lit.
, 1893-04-27
perpnfte SenfatiOm.
Die Sonooner npou Mau 6asette"
metf Don einem Moroperiu6
auf 6laoi tone 81 bert6ten.
Gs felt fi9 aber ole poaige 6runoIofefeit
DER 6ei9ibte heraus.
Qon6pn, 27. Qlpril.


Die beuttge y8aa @asette" ipetB in
etnem NrttfeI init elmer Observation-Disclosures
BON einem Mtor6beriub auf ben ygroBen
alien Wtann" @labitone gu ersGblen. Der
angebltcbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ioa 3ur
mitternd6tliden Stunbe, mGbrenb 6err
@laoftone etniam uno aQeine i'm ct.
SaneS Barf friidbe Suit 9ei6Opft bate, 9ez
mabt por6en fem.
Sein Wenl6 mtBt Ser abenteuerltcber
@eibtcbte irgenotpelc5en @lauben BEL, OBJ
po6l Die ~Qlnbdnger @labitone's 6aour6
etnigermaBen in Sbreden beriebt tporben
ltnb. Sbatia6e lit nun, baB nerfloiiene
gfaobt Elm Wtann tpegen 9lbfeuernS zines
GepolDers auf offener StraBe in Der gtG6e
beS WtniiteriumS beS QluStpGrttgen in
0onntngItr. perbaftet tpuroe.
Sn letncm 8e1ib fol- elm Nott3btb gez
funben mOrOen iein, tpelcbes allerbanb Qus7
fGue ge9en 6errn @Labitone pegen leineS
@tntretens fir iriicbes v6ome 3ule", TO-
tpte Nn9abe iiber feline 9ebenSmei1e, bic
ibllcbe 3ett ieiner N~uSfabrten u1o Spa
3tergGnge &C. entbalte. @enn itd bieieS be-
pabrbettet, 10 bat man eS %berinutblib nit
etnem v@ranf" 81 tbun, mic beren aub in
Sonoon genug berumlaufen mOgen. 9tuf
Dtelen Dermutblicb bouig unbegriin6eten
ODER baltloien 8orausiebun9en bat aIS6ann
Die vYau Wtau @a3ette" tire Morbper>
lucbS>S eniation aufgebaut.
Der 8erbaftete tpurbe beltte firth i'm 8Dn
Str. Yolt5eigeribt Dor9efitbrt uno bebufs
8eoba3tung ieineS @etites5uitan6es pprz
lGuttg t%e1t9ebalteu.