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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-09-27
statesmen WANTED.

Permanent employment for Honest, Ener-
getic Men to take orders for TREES and
PLANTS for one of the largest and oldest
Nurseries in the United States. Salary and
expenses paid from the start. Write for
terms. ESTABLISHED 1893.
HOPES BROS. 4 THOMAS,
Maple Avenue Nurseries, West Chester, Pa.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-09-27

Elroy A. Clayton is home on visit.
Mrs. Mary B. Peck is at the widow
Eonn3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
finanria!
TO THE HOLDERS or
NopThERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
THIRD MORTGAGE BONDS

49,. undersigned holdeIs OF bonds secured oy 'ne MIRO
'oe :, ~. Northern Pacific Railroad Company have
S.D,sa at the request OF other similar ho'uerS 10
o,n, 70 act as Committee for the sole purpose
,,o,e,ng the rights Of third mortgage oohu"o'Ne''
,, nrovision hitherto made for the protection OF
I"' 80 consists IN tho offer made by the Consol-
p,dhol5ers Committee TO receive deposits OF third
g. ho,ds and 20 act for the holders Of sdch pohoS
H"s 49, a. for the holders OF consolidated bonds.
w ~ the fact that the Consolidated mortgage Is
,n- mortgage and the Interest 81 us holp-rs consists
s's ,,,re cown the prior liens. including the third
IT. I, seems important that third mortgar. bond
80. should look after their own affairs instead OF m
H . ,h.r, 10 = Committee which has antagonists cu-
~ W APE SATISFIED THAT UNDER NORMAL CON
,,-,oxs THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CAN
~ vI.CT MORE THAN THE INTEREST on THE
EXPANDING FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD Mon.
~ Bonds AND IT Is OUR PURPOSE TO IN
ws -. -u.r As A CONDITION or ANY REORGANI-
s.-rox THE INTEGRITY OF THE THIRD MORT
r,cr suIrJ BE MAINTAINED Or THE BONDS BE
p.ID OFF IN CASH At PAR AND INTEREST
po,sholders Asreemen, is In the course ~ prepara-
or under which due course deposit Of 'hid morgas
80. rrh the NETWORK GUARANTY AND lNDEM-
sT-y COMPANY will he called for. In the meantime
,s mortgage bondholders requested not to deposit
bsr bonds with any Committee.
EVANS H. DICK.
ofDek Brothers & Lawrence. Bankers, New-fork
CHAs. II. VAN NOsTRAND.
M Samuel u Davis a. Co. Bankers, New-1o'k-
MAX RICkGABER. Jr.
n. Schulz Ruckgab-r. Bankers, New-foT
CBARLEMAGNE TOWER. Jr..
Philadelphia
ELIHU ROOT. Counsel
NOTE.
Bondhoiders will please send their names
-t,h addresses and amount OF hoiuihks' u"
WIN JOHN /. NlSBET. secretary.
,n,v % $50, - Wall Street NewYork
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NEw-YonK AID Long pEANcM nAILEoAD'

nrI.yy-YOnJ[ MD IONG BI.AN'II NAILI.OAD,
~ summer Schedule in eject july Isl i9 gy. A.
I-or redIank Long Branch. Eberon ocean hioNe A.
h,,v rark IpImar spring Lake and Point ll'asaht -
Trrins leave Cor;.andt and D.shssrs teets' 80
iO -, y 10. ~ - sotuIials oh'yl
10 q 10 e 20 Except RedDanh) 40 oiI 'Oo y. III
SUNDAYS s:I. sVIJ a m. 3 - D. n r,,.,,
Trains leave foot Liberty st. 80 5" go hcdoanS a.
SIX ~ 30 90 40 '63c. G:i3 ,. m Sundays y ID
~ no. ~ ,apS 80 not stop at Grove and Asbury
Park
Rt'FI'9 BIoDGETT supt y. & J.. r n
WOOD. a. J, nNnp, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
BALTIMORE AND ONO II. 1t.

ITFpr'as IT1IIF 10 =,
u,i,Imors washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
-. Louis and All Points West;
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON Ali. 10 - cu,
Leave New York foot OF Liberty ST. d'y ro
csGD iaD m and l2:iJ night. For ~ iSt,t.,,,,,
a. - "a ip.i5 Mis-, For CISC1NNATI ST LotlS.
900 A. M 900 p N. For WASHINGTON a. mN = IN do
p m ex. sum. 800 p. 600 p m piHnf carr i-'
For NORFOLK Pay Line. 40 D. m. * Sunh ~.
For SEW -ORLEANs. via Roanoke BriTol ana MAJ iv
TICKET offices: ~ POI. 10 LAG pdwaY 81 H,o wash
c, 400 Grand st s. y; 800 3i4 Fn,tcn 81, DIV
ington ST. brooklyn: Station foot OF Liberty ST. = " "
OF N.wyork Transfer Co. will call for and check bag
gage 70 destination
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ALI. RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

- IaiLADELrhiA. bALIlMoKE AND WASHING
- rf9!'Fsr "'sf ~ 80 - s Sc 2s9 f ioGo
,.l 500 600 Dnins Gag. ID Z a9 50 p ~ ~
u 5.of 90 Dining ~ +. N. y u rgn,o ga,
rar baltimore ana Nashi7r on. week lays 90 II 30
j. " isi5 nira. sgnl4.s go. II - ON ns Sao
4 " 3D. 300 6o0 CpiniB, Can p N. l2.l3 night
Tckes ana g~r.orcsr ssat, can p. .cgr-d AZ ,2 ?S
i.,h o., i3t Fest i25ts st 26s West l25th ST. PSI
columbus Az. New rk: Court St 500 Fulton St
rt-oostvn. Williamsburg The INV YORK
Trns,er company v call ~ and cheek baggage from
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financial.
Facts
For Investors.

THERE ARE ABOUT LOO GAS COMPANIES IN THE
UNITED STATES OUT OF ALL THE BONDS ISSUED
BY THESE COMPANIES WE BELIEVE THERE WAS
NOT A DEFAULT IN 1899 with ONE SINGLE EX-
CEPTION. DUE TO MISMANAGEMENT AND NOT THE
FAULT OF THE BUsINEss) WHILE MORE THAN 100
RAILROAD COMPANIES HAVE GONE INTO RE
CEIVERsHIPs. THIS is REMARKABLE FACT BUT
II Is NOT REALLY SURPRISING. GAS COMPANIES
ARE AS NECESSARY TO TIE DAILY LIFE OF
CITY AS MEAT SHOPS AND BAKERIES. THE
PRODUCT Is A CASH ARTICLE BECAUSE 1T Is IN
DIsPENsABLE. BAD DEBTS ARE PRACTICALLY IN
KNOWN. THE PROFIT CAN BE READILY CALCU-
LATED THE PROPERTIES ARE COMPACT AND
EASILY HANDLED AND INVESTIGATED THE
VARYING CHARACTER OF THE SEASONS $50
TENTIAL A FACTOR IN THE INCOME or A RAIL
ROAD HAS LITTLE OR NO EFFECT UPON THE STA
BIILTY OF INCOME OF 4 GAS COMPANY THE
RATES. ONCE ESTABLISHED AND ANNOUNCED.
ARE JNoUEsTIoNED. so THAT THE INCOME is
NOT ENDANGERED BY REBATES OR SECRET CON
CEssIoNs THE PRICE OF GAS is SUBJECT TO
LEGISLATIVE OR MUNICIPAL CONTROL BUT NO
CASE WAS EVER HEARD OF WHERE A COMPANY
WAS FORCED TO SELL BELOW COST. NOR ARE
THESE RATES SUBJECT TO THE wfIIMs OR PREJU-
DIcEs OF POLITICAL COMMISSIONERS.
MANY OF TIE SAME ADVANTAGES ALSO APPLY
TO STREET RAILWAY LINES AND SECURITIES.
WHILE THE HEADLONG RUSH INTO ELECTRIC
LINES HAS. IN SOME CASES. PROVED DISASTROUS
TO THE PROMOTERS YET THE PERCENTAGE OF
FAILURES Is VERY SMALL. COMPARED WITH THE
STEAM RAILWAY LINES OF THE COUNTRY. AND
THE DANGER IN THIS DIRECTION WILL RE
LEsSENED AFTER PEOPLE HAVE LEARNED A LIT
TIE MORE DISCRIMINATION 1T is CoMPARA-
lively EASY TO JUDGE OF THE VALUE or A
STREET RAILWAY ENTERPRISE AND ITS LIKE
LIHOOD or SUCCESS. If a COMPANY HAS EX
elusive CONTROL. OF A PROSPEROUS TOWN OR
CITY. NOTHING But GROSS ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OR EXCESSIVE OVER BONDING CAN WELL. PRE-
VENT PROSPERITY AND PROFIT IN HARD TINES
OR GOOD. IN COLD WEATHER OR HOT. IN TIME OF
FLOODS OR DROUGHTS. THE BUSY COMMUNITY Is
POURING STEADY STREAM OF SMALL COINS
INTO THE TREASURY OF THE STREET RAILWAY
COMPANY AND NEVER ASKING FOR CUT RATES. :"
WE OFFER FOR SALE TWO SECURITIES SUCH as
ARE REFERRED TO ABOVE. VIZ:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
Sales b. Autilon.

GALE or NITRATE Works and Nitrate i'"l'
- -Trr PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT or
,uI rho Government chill viii sell al puriic alc-
lion in he CITY ~ Santiago chili on @ I'm o tone.
~, and ,.ii.vlrK LAYS ~ nitrate works AMI = n''t'
iN1- situated ihe Province y Tam = ne ~.
,art r.r.,-rf being n~s-iv f@'o1rs 'r' mll.'N
round. linz partc. increT'ef rsy apilt :.
~ the General - hN n Wv YORK.
~ a.. co,sui, ~. C-hli IN philadelphia and Bosior-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
THE SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

rNUE SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF
i NEW YORK. Abraham g.. Al'mav"r and Sat. All
mayer against Henry K'en"r summons.
To above Defendant.
You are hereby sgmrUu-d the complaint N
fhi4 action and sfrv~ fl,y . Nouf the
Ilnlntins' attorneys within fN. days after th" "rFce
cNcuslt" = the day - service. an. ~
case - failure aap-ar answer 1iieurit "l
be taken against you hy defiant for ihe ref demanded
'hr complaint
Dated N,n-N ORR. june . ls"i
BLCMEN5Tff.1. & UitsCH.
Plaintiffs : f.rruH-f.
orlco and post. Tee aliress s. 10 Broadway. Sew
To the ai.,,,- nancI Def~l Ian. Henry y 'ui'r.
Taks notice lhaf the foregoing summons H served upon
Won D., puiliraon pursuant fn au Hi'or ~ the liiA
ie,rg. l. Inlrahau.. % 'he Jiftc'' n tn' srN-
y,-t suprerre court d.i fhe 18Th dag - June 1894
an On ,hs, dat. aei with th~ complain ,flee ~
me Cert n the oty AMI county 4 Sew lo.k. ~ tAe
Courfhout,. S@v York CRY.
Dated Ncw- york. Iu' = ls''
IiI.t-MrNsTIEr. e. rrRecTF
Aff,rn.er f,r pis.u f.f's.
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y,

.r.ins leave Of Wrst tIl-sI as io"o"S' - '"''
ca ui iof Vest cornwall. Lakes MohcaA $40 MIN
80 Weuk!I valley stations MlA-iet5"l
10" Eirntlle. Falsburs Liberty, Caroondale
INCA. DnclIa. Fulton. OsWce ,,,,.,,u.
NVurstboro Elrnslhe NJ ontaincAe Falls
i.o Hi, VIE. Liberty Falls L!9ertE White AK
=, fn Saturdays only Tor hdd.toWn. h0VIn1tS'
,ih iyuftsCoro I:ien,ie Mopntaintale Gentres.i .
T.listurg HuleffAt', iiueip r''S N'0''''' '@'S'
t.n.stDn AaL,g. Kockl!nd ,,...,. s,o,v
% -" d, Tor Lakes Mob nix. and Mnnewaska sony
r."rT Miictovn. Wurtshoro. Elenylle MGnnts,ne1.s'
E,ll,hurv HurleyNie Liberty Falls. Liberty
psrksyilie Livingston Manor ., o. ,,u. ,,aa,,y
10 f,r Cornwall, OTIS NILS nrs 20"
= 80 j, ,.eu u,u stony Ford. Crystal Run. Middle
h,.n"' ,iaon,',ngb.rs Wurstl 1so Elicnlile. ~,
oiouV or Mldd.epvn Iio)1lngbury'
,,,rs fnerty livingston &Snot. Walion S'dney' TOR.
- tr,tfn fulton ki1e@ra rams ana points
ut Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining 'ha' car
C,hic.r, without change -,
ard pullman Drawing Rom seats a. 81 Broad
WAY Beayer-st.. n 7.
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C,piocn0 Notices.
, M, ~ ,p I'..,,- n,unoAD co

1915 BROADWAY. SEN-NOkk
NOTlCE-ln order 10 prepare Tor lu' ANNUAL
meeting II the Stockholders and Deoenture Mots"s
Rondholde-s II the wabash Railroad '9mpany "h.cn
takes place l.: 81. Louis No. N Tuesday. Sepenher
II iSJ4 the transfer books 81 the company VIII be
closed on SATURDAY August II. next at II O'Clock noon
and VIII be reopenel Wednesday SEPTEMBER i, lsof
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. .. g. oT4ESoN secretary
CHICAGO. H.. Aug. !. 1894
NOTICE-A quarterly dividend Of TWO
~ DOLLARS poo share has this day been declared on
the Preferred ard Common stock 4 this company pay
able Il sept nhcr next 70 IN" stock
holders II clos" Of business hours On the
10Th int
The ,ideud shares registered In Nov York VIII be-
paid the ofncc . he Company's Agents NssSrs
Cfylor Morgan Company. ~ Pine ST. New York ana
the dividend shares registered IN chicago VIII he paid
G. II FOSTER. Treasurer
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
NEW YORK July 25th 1894
vHHE BOARD or DIRECTORS has this day
i declared "A dividend ~ 81, per 'ent payable 20
the shareholders and after the first day OF August,
The transfer books will be closed from July Goth to
Angus, 81.
rOFTTN LOVE Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
Eesal Notices

- NEW YORK Trial desired IN ~. and county
~ New York Richard VI. g Livingston. plaintiff.
Walter Livingston Elizabeth Livingston Kath-
arnc McC J.. Ciymcr. Adelaide Livingston. George c.y
and John Henry Livingston. individually ant
ccutor II the las, viii and testament 81 Eugene A. Lily
lng, deceased. defendants. SUNNI
To the Move named I-fandantr ard each Of them:
You hereby Summoned To- complaint f.
this lion. and To q the
PLAINTIFF attorneys. within tw'nt. days after ne service
- this Sumrons exclusive - To- day 81 turh servic
your failure appear Judgment Will
he taken against you default for the reflex demanded
IN the complaint
Dated New-York. June H. 1884
PAkSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN,
f'aiatfs Aforno's.
Once T.. - Ai.ress.
Crriniiy Puiliing' 30 III Egoa .Vay. y. Y.
TO Adelaide Livingston defendant.
Tho foregoing is s"rv'S upon by publ -
ton. pursuant CIDER HDn0rah. George l. lnTn-
ham Justice ~ the Supr'r Court Gated the Aih day u
June 1894 and filed 'hc complaint III, Office OF
the Clerk Cfy and County - Sew York. at the
County Court Hcuse. Ncw-York Ci'y
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN.
Paln;ins Attorneys.
III Broadway,
Newrork CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
financial.
INVESTMENT BONDS.

15O.OOO Indianapolis, 1924 ...................A As
10000 FAN River, 1923. ......................4s
10000 Everett. 1924. .........................'
10000 snGus. Io0>-tt. ...................... rs
10000 WnIIingford. c.. 1923 ............-.4s
10000 Portsmouth. y. H.. 1914. -
1905 900 TncOmn. Wash. 1913. Gold. ........ .'s
10000 Portland. Orc. 1923. Gold Us
100000 Arizona. Teri. IDi2-42. Gold ......" s
$4,000 Newark Twp. Onto. iooo-ii ...'.'.." s
10000 spokane. Wash. 1893 ................Ss
10000 Iron County. Wis. 1907. .........." Us
10000 Skngit County. wash. 1ooi-'3'
10000 Newport. Ky. fS36-iOo'. On
5000 Pierce County. Wash. 1909. Gold 0s
500 900 Boston and Maine X. r.. 1912 ...... 4s
I5oOOO Trenton. \. j.. ST. ny. Co. LIST Mtge
1'tt go 90 ''' ~
1885, 900 Maine Central ". ". Upper Coos
DivisionD LIST MICE. 1880. ............. .4laS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

POURING STEADY STREAM OF SMALL COINS
COMPANY AND NEVER ASKING FOR CUT RATES"
,y,. u,,trpp,.n To Apovr VIZ.
l. Inc 81 h""' ""S"s"'
5o-year per cent gold bonds ms company mas
the exclusive field OF the important CITY OF 81
.,...,.. 80.
49,,
.... ....-. ,rh.
. al g..
- ,ss, 49,, 1907
~ ~, ,o,a, cx,,
$1,000. ava ,,os ooo nor a,num The Company
,, 49,, naa LARGO cash balance
os,.or,,sod tha, u vii, nav. al Z per cent
-, ,,s oor,o,s falling
,.,-....,. ,eo- Tho octual cos, ~ the
-.,.. ,ox.,,,s,,o - any estimate for It's ex-
,,,.,,. ,,a,r,be franchise, has been over s. OoO-
ooo hill. -. ,o,o, hon1ed deb, Is only ,s.s5OOoo.
2. The Duluth street st1"""y >
pnny's consolidated per cent goo oo'uS' inns
company has. by Its charter. an exclusive IRAN
chise for the important ivy -
with population OF ABOUT 'VVOO &c"
the country have more ha'ura' advantages -
cation than Duiuth' anu ho"e
ance Of steady and rapid growth. II Is the gate
way to vast agricultural mineral ana 'u''''e' IT,
gions of the Northwest. Inc street railway '''
,,r r,s
equipped 10 De iou"u III ~"
,.,.. ou ,,o,,er.housas ma
ope'"'e' -
-,-,.. o,a onn,,ances being new and Of the
''''''''
per cent bonds is limited to '''''''''' Of which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
STEAMBOATS,.

KINGSTON LINE. foot Of West 10th Street
IL Daily fl, 4 T. NJ Saturdays at o'clock Arriving
, t.1,,Cou, ESQ p NJ Connecting with ST 'aI train for
ali uolnts IN Catsxu Mountains.
~ EW-UAVEN-FARE 81: Excursion Sl.30-
~ steamers Richard PEEK and &c H. Nortssm
leave Pier IS. f. r. daily D. m ana II ~ 2 m; sun,
Trrd.n Hartford Springfield. Holyoke and North.
- AMSDELI LiNE-sssmers leave Pier - North
RIVE 100, OF Franklinst for Crsnstons west foin
Cola snsnc cornwall Fishkili Landing and Newours AZ
u m sunday u iS3d-st. North RIVER s,-o a. IN.
:, ,rGrarIFs and the CATsKILLS.-steamers SAUG-
- FPTfrs and ULSTER leave iith-st.. ~ r.. daDy.
.Xcep: sundsy r. NJ for SaIgertes and intermediate
iard,ngs. Saturdays ! J. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
(An'hra~lfe coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals

(An'hra~ifc used exclusively
-Four track. Automatic Block Signals
F. Taston Eethl. hem Allentown. Mach CHUNK. ~:
to fa,ca, $50 - 10 70 Aii-a;ovn P II. Sun.
e&ys. 40 X 4. NJ. 90. > 20. 500 T. " .
1910 20 ( 20 T. NJ sundays 40 \ NJ
For Reading 40 800. $40. 1000 II so A. NJ.
40 20 300 100 90 Is. 40 p NJ. 1918 night:
fundays. 80 A. NJ. 400. 20 800 600 p. NJ. i21'
,i9r ,Ws-r.s;,.'s =, 30 500 sioAM 10 90, &c
COO J ". 1915 night o
r si,,'-y uew'.nu. onl wvl',1-go-t a. 80 so
GO r 4
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
r. Pc For ogg hr4nc.' oeesa Gro,.' &c. 70 poD,
pcas.n' 80 - 80 RCD Bank. SIS. O:3y. IL 80
A NJ u 20 T. u Saturday. only $50. 2:ii, 20 100
: ~ 80. G'is ? Il sund, EXCEPT ocean Grove an'
For GAKEwo0b' Toms l'iyer. Barnc~a, Park and
Iarncsat. $50 SIS A. NJ. la. 40 p II
N.r Atlantic 'lf. Cepr Mij. Nneani AM Rriiseon
rer Menf,ou,h Beach s.,brsh, m. H.s4Iand Reach.
9I' A. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LO.n BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Per .. y. H.. loot Rector st.
For Atlantic highlands tt!snl.aG Beach. Normandle.
Ntneou Beach. .rthi.shi. Monmouth Beach, and Lon:
Branch. 43J 800 II 40 \. 81. ~. 3.ij. % 53J
J. u --afly-. 300. II % A. NJ. l-OO. go T. y
For fiheron. Asbary PARK Ocean Grote and po,n,s
sor-h 60 Point Pleasant Ii A. NJ go -. 40. 20
J. M sundays eScsp' Ocean Grove and AsDury PaFSI
NJ 100 (" NJ
For t,k.y1ed. Toms River. and Hafnes't. 40 A ~
FIR - 49, ,rtv. cat~ N,, varana aai rris-'on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
WEST SEORE RI.

Al
lows AID IS minutes earlier from loot Franklin 81:
New-l rk r. b..,myiue. sunfays Only: eah be o-ei-
80 4 VI. paAy local to Albany. Tor caiskih M.un.
,...s an sa4A,. "a PIslOr car ~ Albany. sundays
niS 4. 81. Da.y FOR Albany. ruea syracuss Roche,:
tst H.raiv. Nigara Falls. Detroit. chicago except
10 A. VI Ijaiiy. except SUNDAY. TO Bloorrvi...
ana Ask. MounialL-, Scw flltz Lakes MehonA and
NlnrrNa 80. PAll.. 81 WoomNile and Nov La..I
N~II:si & VI. DAILY sunday. g. Catssiis Noun-
NV Ia.a Lakes u monk ana NJ me b. SKA NJ
b.ry saratoga Caldwell. LAKE George. Parot cars ID
Nl,,nyli. Sarat'sa ana IHdw-t, ,,,,,. e,.,.i :,
10 y. VI. SATURDAYS on) hs.f-Loiu1y s'ec'N "
Cash.. MouniA.Ns. larlNr at ~. h,4' ..-,,,, A.,
{, :.tiO ~ VI. Dali, -1ceD. plsy 70 Catsk'l Noun
tar, Nv Inltz Lakes MoaonA and h4nne".ska' Al;
Lazy. satators r.!or -afs attached 10 Hobart ana
ci.oo j. VI pa,y except sunday. FOR Albany
-. H. 81. Daily for Albany, NenreaL Itea. STa-
use iOch,.iel. bunaio. Nassra fa..s. Toronto De-
a. al VI DAILY. sunday. for Ne~burs. Al
I'm saratos "a and Montreal farlor car 10 King
10 T.. W. DALI except sunday, tor ttea. syracuse
Phrsier ana Buffalo. Carries seepns-car passengers
SIX T. NJ. Daily &. Albany. utca. syracuse. Reshe,-
-" nu1al, \ agAra Fats Toronto Detroit Cls's-
i q, irlN.s Brooklyn ~ Annex: AiO %. BlOto
=. m @ 90 . m. Jersey Cty. T. AZ X Station AlOAo
i" ~ ,cScis ,me ,abes raror and s!eeping,car ae-
anI q, ss'5ns TIME tables at principal hotels
l + 5 Vanisrhi't- ave. New York
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

~0"''oJ's~"'
q RAILROAD.
Il EFf e J;s. and ISL fo 1885, Streets
i":So 4. ii. sPrSSsTLT%HfH IrSITED pima
s%Ss eaf i ROT" %ys s'' Gso I"H'
n; ssSi;s & TGlssS r. Io,,. cypress
T%."sa ss,PIas aa$ p,.ns a. tSFs i, y.
c'@o s'i r " whsrEEY, % Minis rurnp s..g,.:
+: $!"1s :5I$r Srss = .ys4'
ss2ns 9s Ds Ger; to T9sn "Td o IS 's
500 rHcifGS us, Sleeping sas
Sis ii;;S' SSD
5 s%3 D 1919 ',!m,r Dniog U@r II a p, MOI sn
Dn9s ca5s go Dni2r c9n 800 M 3ii
Iln,,ed SunI'y H,' D5,cy Cars, 20 Dining
Ga2 eo2 i::iS oss, rva-.., a.,y sl,.,.rs
e A'Gc Ta"s end Now va 6 ;ss .D i2' night
BOO p, M.-pary Tor Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
FOR ob rS% c c9S P73F ca sf NORFOLK "a
Charles Route. \ NJ weeKdav, and. with Through
.@S. sla NJ go, si't a'2
FOL, ATLaNTIc cry 80 p NJ weekdays with
r" 5 cHFh MHS i' :co A. H. 2io P NJ week.
sE2A AHurS Gark o;'a2 Gy2v- s :G% PES 25
'gri,y. S,, $40 aG 20 81 go S' ia S@
%, stop At Asb,ry Park and Ocean Grove on sun
D''' FOR pH.LADHLrnIA ,u,..n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
Ccetnres an0 nlreiln9s.

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ID sTrTf,Tr AUGUST = AT No us West 8s,h-st. at
s,,:,rk II m louis IL. LArDY. secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-09-12

Rams Horn: No matter what man De-
lieves with his head there are times when
his heart feels the need of God. : The
commission of Jesus to his disciples was
not to preach about things, but to preach
the gospel. If some people knew
that the sun had spots on it, they would al
most worry themselves to death.
Every mans life is a failure who does not
try to do something TO leave the world rich
er than he found it. 1t is remarkable
how many different kinds Of fish the devil
can catch when he bats his hook with mon
ey. Some people never accomplish
much because they step over dozen little
duties in trying to find one big one.
1t is doubtful if there is q spot on earth
where the devil feels more at ease than he
does in a drunkard's home. : 1t is
likely that the money changers whom Jesus
drove out of the temple, were among the
first 70 cry, "Crucify him !" Ego
tism always looks at his 'neighbOr" through
the wrong end of the telescope. If
you undertake to pick up the cross with
one hand, you will find it very hard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-09-12
WESTWARD.

Train 4lS connects at Harper's Ferry with
Limited Express, arriving at Pittsburg 500 p:
M, Columbus $50 and Chicago LILO next
morning.
Train No. AIS connects at Harper's Ferry
with Limited Express, arriving at CINCINNATI
7.54 next morning, Louisville l1.5o noon ana
st. Louis 6.25 p. m. "a.
Train Il6 connects at Harpers Ferry with
train No. 6, arriving at Washington 10 p. m,
Baltimore $50. making only one stop, at
Washington. Local passengers can Wall al
Harper's Ferry for train at 6.25 ?. m.
Train No. ll6 connects at Harpers Ferry
with Pittsburg and Chicago Express, arriving
At Connellsyile 2.25 and Pittsburg 80 next
morning, Columbus ll.30 p. m. and chicago
Mixed train AS connects with train AZ leay,
ing Washington at lilo p. m. daily, e1cep'
Sunday. ,
EXCURSION TICKETS will be sold TO par
ties of ten or more between all ticket stations
on the Valley Division-Good for two days.
For tickets and further information applyto
B. & o. Agents or TO B. T. Bond, Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, c. E. Dudrow, Travelling Passenger
Agent Winchester, Va.
pullman Palace SleepingCars are run through
| TO Cincinnati. st. Louis, Chicago and Pittsnurs
Ut. ODELL, Gen'l Manger.
| CHAs. o. SCULL, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
May 81, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-09-12
Corporation Notice.

Be it enacted by the Council of the Corpora
ton of Charles Town
Sec. l. That hereafter no frame or wooden
house, stable or other outbuilding shall be
erected or constructed, nor shall any person
proceed with the erection or construction of
any such building on or within the six squares
embraced or included within Samuel, Law
renee, Congress and Liberty streets, provided
that in any case or instance permit for the
erection or construction of any outbuilding,
other than stable, may be granted by the
Council whenever in its judgment shall be
deemed proper.
Sec. .. Each day that the erection or con-
struction of said frame or wooden house, stable
or other outbuilding, shall be continued or
proceeded with, shall constitute separate and
distinct offense.
Sec. 8. The penalty for violating the proyi-
sions Of the two next preceding sections of
this ordinance shall be fine Of not less than
s., nor more than $25.
Passed June %, 1894.
June p, '94. WI. HEDGES, Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-09-12

Adams Peak, or Mt. Samantha, rugged
mountain in the island of Ceylon, is known
throughout the Orient as the Mountain Of
the Sacred Footprint" In a fiat, rocky
basin at the foot OF this mountain, in stone
as hard as blue granite, there is the perfect
print of gigantic human foot, D! feet long
BY p feet wide. The Ceylonese Brahmans
have legend to the effect that the imprint
was made by Adam, our first parent, but the
Buddhists declare that it could have been
made BY no one but Buddha A Chicago
girl would turn green with envy at the sight
of that footprint.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-09-12
IL Man DO as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had Severe Kidney trouble fol
many years, with severe pains in his back
and also that his bladder was affected. He
tried many so-called Kidney cures but with
out any good result. About year ago he
began use of Electric Bitters and found re re-
lief at once. Electric Btters is especially
adapted to the cure of all Kidney and Liver
troubles and often gives almost instant re-
lief. One trial will prove our statement
Price only Soc for large bottle. AT Brown
& Hooff's Drug Store.