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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
financial
To the Bon holders and Stakeholder
OF THE
Richmend, York River and Chesapeake
Railroad Company,

New-York April 25th. 1894.
Referring to TIE IN The plan Of reorsanza-
ton OF the Richmond & West Point Terminal Railway q
Warehouse Company and system, modified undcr da'e
- t,r.,o-v % ,sa 20 the effect that arrangement
with holders Of the present first ard second MORTGAGE
bones Of the Richmond. York River chesapeake i'
road Company would be proposed later on we NOW s''
notice that basis Of to the following enec
has been arrived ~:
n, First Mortsag, Bonds Of Richmond. York River
& Chesapeake railroad Company. due January l. 1874
will purchased for cash By the New-fork uuara'y
and Indemnity Company (ithn such time ns 1t may ue-
tcrmino) =, par with accrued interest Mt per ce per
annun, from January l. 1894 To cate OF purchase.
/, IL the Intention OF the Committee TO make an ""-
irstmcnt with said Guaranty ana IndrnhiV Company
which shall Include the extension Of all the hrs' b'Se
bonds so purchased January 1910 at per cent per
annum.
% Second Mortgage Bonds Of the Richmond. York River
g. Chesapeake Railroad Company 10 be extended until
November T. 1910 bt with the rate Of Interest reduced
to ~ Per ror annum from November J. iS''' Inc
coupon Novemher 1862. 10 be allowed ioF III c"sh
on completion Of the reorganization
In Gaze foreclosure under the second mogage becomes
necessary for purposes Of reorganization new bonds OF
equivalent lien above basis. VIII be substituted IN
place Of the present second mortgage bonds
The stockholders OF the Richmond. York River and
Chesapeake Railroad Company already stated IN
the pian TO receive in for the par OF YORK
River stock per In preferred stock OF the Ne"
Company contemplated in the said plan
Second mortgage bondholdcrs and stockholders nre
notified 10 deposit respective holdings with DreHe
Morgan & Co.. % Wall Street New-York for the pur-
pose Of carrying this arrangement Such deposit IL
nursant to and dependent upon the terms and conditions
OF the plan AMI agreement Of reorganization dated
Nav l. 1888 as modified February -. 1885,.
The Committee the right 10 terminate. at any
time privilege Of participating herein by any stock
holders or second mortgage bondholders who shall
have deposited their stock and bonds above indicated
G. II. COSTER,
GEORGE SHERMAN. Committee.
ANTHONY j. TIIOMAS.1
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z ,1i;:;s|It|1Is|S|!, 4 ! RI

The New Route TO the Enr-Fnmcd s"g"eno''
AND THE
ONLY rail route g. delightful summer resorts ana
rshng grounds %, Quebec. ard - Lake 81 John
ard thc1utimf through the x..
CANADIAN ADIRONDACks. -
Trains thicoutni with SHturnaF steamers
for Tadorsac Cacouna Murny-D Bay Quebec, round
trip unelualrl In America. through ma,chless tot"s'
mountain, and lake scenery. down the majestic
saaucray by daylight and back - tire Forfe,s. ny,
touching N all tho beautiful seaside resorts on the Lower
81 Lawrence with their chain OF commodous Hotels
Eoherva. Lake II. john has nrs'-clsss acconio
dalton for 800 guests. -. "
Apply 10 ticket agents OF all principal citi's .
AfEx HARDY J. q. SCOTT
Gen T. 9 T. At Quebec Can. Secy. Manager
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v. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot West 42d-st follows. 10 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.: .., ,,u..
100 A. NJ daily except Sunday for Waikiki valley
r. X. slao-s. Mddeiown. Eenvilie. Fasbury Llpei.y'
Carbondale. Scranton. Walton Debit Sidney. NORWICH
Utica Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Osweso. A..
$40 p. M Except sunday Sullivan Co Express ,of
WAIKIKI Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall. Micd!e
town Ellenviie Mountain Dale. Centrevile, Fasolrg
Hurlcyvle Liberty Falls. Liberty Parksvhe and L''
ingSton Manor.
rs r. 81. daily Middleton. SummityiIle Faseurs
liberty Livingston Manor Rockland. walton sioney
Norwich Oneida. Fulton. oswego Niagara FAILS Detroit
TickSts ard Pullman recommendations at 81 Broadway
SO BeaYer-st.. New-York
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Following are
nanlrnrSs

ia exnorts. Following are
arm In spite OF s cr actual business: Bankers
in'rrhanged rates ,o ssfs for long and short ster
,Sls Ns7it ard ETrsnsh francs. 5lsB and SlO9s'
Ing s and o IS lS rscsdcd slightly
IN London br'''s h', we're unchanged AT ioos
,oo% FOR money T The Bank Of England gained
ar the account, balance In the open mar
$1,000 bullion s, on at about ~ per cent hap 1Sl
discounts ana e" Bar silver was u lower al -su
an an ounce. An, c,nse when there was frac-
until near rs1Iy III" At paris French per cents were
ton ndv At ico17is r,r subject to SALE
kuhn. Loe9 %Is,aod state 81 per cent gold
q, 10000 Rnooe - Investment for banks end
bonds. being ,,n,,ons in the state Of New-Hork *
:1 sss.rsry q s. sham e"' stock
.,,Ted on the preferred d ana G0C Company
deeIlssa Chicago and Alton RallIo'" NN'''
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Ccgal Notices
CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF

~
~ NEW YORK-Chnries =. Armstrong William F.
". T. Armstrong Plaintiffs. against John Ehlers
John being fictitious the full Of the de-
PENDANT being known the plaintfs Richard Fried
Richard being fictitious. the fun name OF
the defendant not being known TO the plaintiffs Richard
Roe (the Richard Roe being fictitious, the real
81 the other defendants not being known 10 the
all the Intended 10 be designated by
such being the composing the rn OF Elers
Friedhcim & CO.. Defendants Summons
To the above named defendants:
You hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint N
this action and to copy OF your answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the service
exclusive cf the day Of service and IN
o failure answer: JUDGMENT VIII
he taken against you by default Tor the reet demanded ~
complaint.
CARTER e. I.EDYARD.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
rostonice address and Office No. 81 Wall Street. New
Nor
To he defendants
John Ehers Ohe John being fictitious the fun
name Of the defendant bong known TO the plantlI
Richard Frlcdheim uhc Richard being fictitious the
full name Of defendant being known to the plain
uffs Richard Roe Uhe Richard Roe being hctt"us
the real other defendants not being known
10 the plaintiffs the intended TO be des
bv such being the composing the nrn oil
Ehlers. Friedhem q Co: 80,
The foregoing is served uDon you by pubica-
on pursuant the order Of Hon. George L. lnsrahan.
New York do ted tho oSh day OF March. 1894 and hed
with the complaint the Office Of the Clerk Of the CITY
and County or NewYork NJ the County Court House III
the said city Of New York. on the dav above named
ydu.s etc " CARTER e. LEDYARD.
i''' Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and posofnce address No 81 Wall Street New
Xo-tf
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Richmond, York River & Chesapeake
Railroad Company.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

In pursuance OF arrangement With the heorsah'%'
ton Committee Of Richmond West Point Terminal
Railway & Warehouse Company and system the New
York Guaranty & Indemnity Company hereby oners 70
purchase for cash. par. with accrued Interest nj SIX per
cent per annum January J.. 1894, to the Gate OF
rurchsee such first mortgage bonds Of the Richmond
York River & Chesapeake Railroad Company. due January
J. 1894 as may be offered for sale at the Office OF the
purchasing company No. O. Cedar Street New-forS city
We reserve the right 10 terminate this offer at time
Dated New-York. April -, 1894.
New-YorL Guaranty a. Indemnity Co.
By W. q. OAKMAN. President
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CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
PROPOSALS FOR .
FOI-R PER CENT o0-YEAR GOLD RENEWAL BONDS.
MAYORS OFFICE. r., ,eo,
DY VIRTUE of Ordinance no. 17,44,, author

sT Louis AP p ,I s,h ,n 1sSs
q ST. 7ns su e scsed HnS SSs IS Purchase
op no dollars sss 900 four IN ,d S6Sd fy
described any portion hee9 T a be nsS fs clock
M@gCr Of the 10Th d%y Of May publicly opened
~ ID and % e s9fn
be q the On q S nav eject payable iwn
I3O years after their date and yin bear n ner d,5 5T
scm-annua interest coupons PAYABLE on the ls day 81
s gnf aa The bonas and Coupons viii
follows i cr bonds 1 1 6. Of 6nc me ann
ar Be Pnd B q he OF GP c6M # nc
%,e@ i. 81 la N' Il 9' per- l SSaa
the bonds Of the n,easss heso VIII ii
b eOp PAID option hdf ether 4, he SicS S:
LIsgnsok PnG BARR ERs S * PRiK'@eEi f.I
sierns The bonds win contain the condton that IN
state. 6 o B6RSPsI and Pound vii
bonds may be exchanged for registered bonds at any
de STATE -. ,nsr p 5oS sesra si
Proposals b dePost Of cash or
q ,Ss sSG vs of 5
10 Se held subject to forfeiture the Gy IN even. ". Of
posS or in compliance be retained as Par5
q o the P9S sS :rtd GnS of the cite nDG * Louis
NATIONAL BANK or T3MMITES II or HrS scoTHAND
LIMITED. LONDON ENGLAND VIII be accepted AS as
fu compliance with the requirements IeIa.ns 20 ds
noei,ed bv the successful bidder $500, -
eryaons OF this advertisement and must refer TO zane
"a norton OF agreement tho part OF me pde1'
The awards be subject TO the approval OF the CON-
mittee on Ways and Means OF both branches OF the
The bonds will he delivered against payment thereof
In current funds at the the Comptroller In the
CITY Of ST. Louis or the 9th day OF June is OF y
the bidder so elects in his proposal az me Ma M,
BANK OF COMMERCE IN NEW-fOFh. on the -''h
The undersigned the right to reject any and all
bids. . A., .aor.,gr.d and
Endorsed proposals for Purchase Of ST. LOUIS Cy
a Sample bond can and further informa,io ,,
obtained al the Office Of thc ConproleT % the cry OF
St Louis. G. T. VALE r.,,,,roller
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WEST SHORE r. r,

Trains leave 42a-s station w,iork as follows
ana IL minutes earlier from foot tranAlln-st' ~.
NJ, WNDay for Albany. Utica syracuse Roch
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit ChieaSo' eh
cept Saturday for Toronto , ,,., s-,..
5u5 r. M.-Daily for Albany, Montreal Utica Syraeuss
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FAILS. toronto. Detoi'
Cleveland and Chicago 49,, c.. Doh
s:15 i. M.-Day fcr Albany Ltica syppaeuse' HoS
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Ioroh'o De'rot Se'e-
Chicago. 49,. ...or,
tickets. time tables parIOr anu
moeations apply city Offices Brooklyn and New amu
NJ stations Timetables At principal hotels For o'her IN
address - -, ,,.--a-uo- Ar.,t
" - L Nanderb it-ay New -York-
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AonheTn Pacific Railroad COMPANY

PRESIDENTS OFFICE. Is WAII, sTprrr
49,. NETWORK. 10Th April. 1894
r.n "aefs or ALL issues Of bonds Of this company rs
on 90 Of ponds Of Branch and Leased Lines arc re-
snor.. !" SEND 'heir names and addresses ard the
~'O1hts Of their holdings to the undersrped q, ,n
above address ~ ''S's"e' ~ INC
I'm, aeuon VIII not commit bondholders in any way
r. W." ehaoie the officers OF the company 10 fura,sh
49,, Information as to its affairs and al the prouer
me to confer as to a plan OF reorr,nize,ion
N are proceeding. under order OF the Court
evidence in support Of their charges OF raivraa.
one. - D'haholders who comply with the foregoing re-
H., VIII receive without themselves full inforua
M. - 10 the result Of the Interrogation Meanwhile
dsn 10 wei 10 retain control Of their bonds and not
e.. 'hem With committee which declines 20 ind
po,,sS ana which VIII not bonds once de-
p'e'ed except payment OF heavv tox - nee, 80, 80
al, 80, no oondhoder cor possibly suffer by reason
out hasiy action Is likely 10 produce needless
"'s ana Embarrassing complications
BRAYTON IVES. President
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To the Holders of the
Philadelphia & Reading K. K.
GENERAL MORTGAGE
FOUR PER CENT BONDS

The undersigned. the request OF the hoiders OF a
large amount of the mentioned bonds. have con-
scented to- act as Committee take steps TO procure the
avment OF the upon the bonds In cash. TO resist
any attempt TO increase the principal OF the mortgage
debt and necessary to accomplish these objects 10
have the mortgage fcreciosed and to prepare plan for
the reorganization Of the property.
bondholders agreement for these purposes has been
prepared copies OF which may be had from any meor
of the Committee at the CENTRAL TRUST COM
PANY Of New York. and after Wednesday. May 9TH
All holders OF the general mortgage bonds are invited to
examine and sign the same. at the office OF the CEN
TRIAL TRI'sT COMPANY Of New York No ~ Wall ST.
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT. Chairman,
ADRIAN ISELIN. Jr.,
j. KENNEDY TOD,
HENRY BtDGE.
THOMAS DENNY.
Frederick w. Whftrfdge, Counsei'
J. n WALLACE.
Secretary 81 Wall St. New-York.
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Business Cbnn1ts.

y OPPORTUNITY Is now open for a reliable active
n man 10 secure ne-half Of oldesabshe1 Broker :
Odicc in a city far from New-Noik. where sood
business has been done in socks bonds ~ 81,
curities commercial paper &ci Sool point LOT d
branch office a NewYork hotse Address o,,
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financial.
10 the Holders of the CONSOLE
DATED MORTGAGE BONDS
OF the Northern Pacific Rail.
road COmpany.

lou are urged 10 promptly deposit your bonds
ohuer lhe Agreement of Deposit which has been
prepared FOR your protection
successive default in interest upon prior mort
SECS tine Seconds on October !. 1898, and April
!, 1st ana the Thirds. December l. 1882 and
uouDuess on June first next make prompt action
4" your own behalf necessary.
~ ine committee has. in its Investigations and
.Iores 20 secure economies, the active co-opera-
u'li ana support Of the holders Of about one-half
=. 'he rhrd Mortgage Bonds and OF more than
vvne-quar'er OF the Second Mortgage Bonds-the
o ov or such united and concerted action by
oil glasses OF bonds being manifest
D0naAo|at't 7oh0 may not agree 10 The ,rorgani.ahou
Jon hr'fafh' p'e5t1d b. this Committee may 7vifh-
a,a~ HFr bo"d5 from dtpoSH mn9ty The TERMS Of tie
os,remenf.
r,. OF bonds should be made with The Mercantile
poe,, .npany Deposary. Engraved certificates Of
H. a, peng issued by said Trust Company and appca-
VII DC duiy made 10 list these certificates on the
"e"'iofk stock Exchange. w
EDWARD d. ADAMS. Chairman
JOHN c. BULLITT
LOUIS FITZGERALD
CHARLES H. GODFREY.
j. ID. PROBST
JAMES STILLMAN
ERNEST THALMANN,
MILLS BUILDING. NETWORK CITY. April o. 1904
A. MARCUS. Secretary.
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financial elections.
financial nlectinas.


CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
VNUE TRANSFER BOOkS OF this Company
1 will he closed at o'clock p. H. on Monday May I.
1894 preparatory General Meeting Of stock
holders held June and will be reopened on Mon
day, June II. 1894.
ALLYN cox Assistant Secretary.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS. AMI srnscEIIP,TTloTWnn I nn
a THE NEMi9HIsES dTt,;;r NJ 2is Broad
way "a door north q Thirty a G,.e A' ~.
e corner Tvcniy-hl 10: SxIhaye'
t.,,sh..Ve corner FOnrccnlh-st, 40 lhhu,..,'
10, Fopty-setcn,hrt; e26 Third.svc neSr sNS e
lrs, ST. lu' 80 Avenue A; 800 Third 20 West
~ 81 Forysccond - 35t Thlri-sve;
,sa rrtrd ,ve C5i Thrd-ave. between one-huncreu-
s5ss ,lin% Vrd on e hundred I'd thirteenth Sta
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Railroads..
Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
bTATl0ys. foot o. D,sj'jsi AMI C0-''anis s"s''
In Eject February 10Th, 1871.

IN Eject Februnry 10Th. 1871.
IW =" "a aAsp LIniii:D. Gilman
and observation Cars Arrives ocago y A. A. n,s.e.
2;g9 r. ~ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS E@PHL I.suis
VIE and Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1000 A. H. d.
GOO = g. 4Es fRssgo Sleeping
and Dining Cars 10 chlcas- and ccyeIana. Arrives
sv'Pod IL i fsSssa P..' a.FE
1 ps c ans nHnS ftf No. to nGanaoos io5 P
500 HcfSrc s sySR %Essn BUFFET SLEEP
nxITronn i1;;S '"5 %sp THE SOUTH
Congregational Limited PaFsr AID; sed p n,.S.
Ssna ' go ss Snlns Gag aS &c
all parior and Dining Cars). 40. DINING Sa' o''
4t,o r. " -Rlchmond and Dnny:e ESgress daily ,aI;
ss ,pers TO AUGUSTA Tampa and s,rustine
500 =. M-Daily for che'apcaKe ohO Railway
For b TETs 931 RnrF SS NORFOLK via Cap.
Charles Route; A.. NJ weekdays. and with in''us'
ATIaNrIc COAST I2Hr $50 daily ssfDs gs, TO
s'' %STN FP' 3cfT Eg 'n5 o 'F'InY Weekdays with
Fer Fer fA I MXy r Grove. and ron.
PeaSpn VEIL slo NJ 100 n oos 60 M ss s ina p
do not stop Asburv Park and Ocean Grove ."
.o FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,,urea,
Eyprfso,s; go 20 SIP oso 90 PSnna 7:s5
: $50 p NJ i2:i5 night sunday Express. siS. SO
Q $50 90 Limited 1000 A. NJ. .. 4. 49, o. D. ''f'
Tcss oncss; Nos isa 90, lloc li3 and 2si RroadTsy
r6 A mGnss 49, East 18th srs e asa Street. $50
ton on 81 os and nrooyn ersy cy
The New YORK transfer F c"mPahy w can cheek
f Snv hS' and residences to woop
General Manager. General pa-s'r Agent.
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. IS0S.-second cdstton
revised. The greatest Almanac ever issucd
by The Tribune. iO5 pages t50 paues more
than amy previous number. % cents sces.
uostauc paid. A remarkably accurats aud
complete number. ITS ssutistics fresh sns
brought down 20 1904
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cost ano foun0.


r, ANKBOOK LOST.-Bankbook No. 134.GOi Of the
ID B0werv Savings Bank is missing The finder Is re
on.s,eI m return il To bank. IL restored before
the "a dav Of June 1894 application will be made TO the
hank a book.
r OST.-Bankbook No. G53. t22. Bank for SAVINGS %
Rleecker-s New York. Payment stopped Please re-
turn book bank.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy
fAnthracite coal used exclusively

(Anthracite coal used exciusiyey')
Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81, O..
ro- ras,nn DetGehem Allentown. Mauch Chung ga
80 7:i5 0:Io Oi:4j to Easton, A. NJ ZIP i Sn,d,
10 Easton) i3o, 5:45. 80 to Allentown L. Al S'
20 7:l5 a. NJ. 1900. $50 J. NJ o.,o A NJ
For Wnkesbarre Pttston and scranton WV ~ '
ITO 10 4:3o r. NJ SUNDAYS. 40 A. ~ ,,o A n
For Reading at 80 500 DO loT e,J night. sun.
days 4so < NJ 100 go 5;S9P NJ l2i iS ni YsS
100 s:l5 p. NJ. I2:15 night. Sundays i'oo '"o T. "
For sunbrv Iewisburg ana wnliamspor at sd s;0 W.
oi0 A. NJ i:io so. 7gt r n 1S11 night ,n:r5 night
For Red Rank oag Branch and pon,s so "a 10 70 Red
Pank1 90 20 Gas n Red Bano GID y. M onn
davs except Ocean Grove and Asbury iar"' ''o ~ ~"
400 p NJ .-,.ooD
$50 Sl5 A. NJ. 1:45 $40 40 4, NJ p,rL ,r8 Ra-.
FarnngiaIe Tom, Eiver ed I q PARK anu
ncgat. $50 S:l5 A. NJ 40 "a rriS1e,on 40 A. NJ
i 81, r ,,,., roo, roabr,ght and Highland Beach
c nl2hrn ~ ,n 20 las 400 40 P. NJ Sun
an,,n 90
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ROYAL. BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WAsIIINGION
For pnfadelplIa, week day, i3O. 500 3.D, ,iO,VV
1890 dining ta NJ 49, aSY tGs PanMst FITS i2is
night sunday 4:2o, 300 1890 DINING Sar A NJ
80 500 Dining Carr, 7:s0 p NJ 12:l5 night M ian
Dining Carr A. ~. 100 300. 800 Dining car SOC
p NJ lo:i5 night Sundays. 900. IL: 10 .DInins SaJ
A. NJ 100 500 Duing car,. 80 r NJ i2iS night
cGi Az 90 'I.iiO goa Broadway, ~! 9th Ave. 81
Fast ith ST.. i3i East l2'h St 26t Vest s. I'm 81
St RrooIivn: 0s broadway. Williamsburg. The New
York VIII can Tor ana check baggage
from hotel or residence 20 destination
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ART AND AncHITECTrRE Mt tho WORLDS
rAIR-1he only guide In cSisteucc whjrh
discusses the pictures and buiiufng" OF the
Fair. illustrated. 70 cents.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

p,rtnopE WSsHINGToN. CHICAGO. cINcIS-
% NATL ST. LOUIS AND ALL FONTS o . WGsI'
PuLLMAN CAR sERyiSE on ALI dsn THA HIinscAco.
10 I'd Is;ls aIEht ct PiT Tnfis salJ IsS H.
neap o sYna,y,S S p NJ w caq 80
rUm ~ sun 900 Dining carr. GOO r. 81 Sunny
100 i2i5 eight An trains DAILY m eTse's 'Ge a.
X2RWE99kkk to 300 M tay through 'ie,pIns ca,
Ni ,ar,,cd iv Pinrsci Lght oncet u. "di ~. go
I,rnadvsy ri Fac; i1ih-si. 500 ,r2nd-s, y -
o. y i orr r,an.fe, Company will call for barg,ra
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"aMERicA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
YORK
CENTRAL vt: "a.
uIJDc0M pfVER 2 p


From Grand Central Station AID street ,ores,
$40 A. W-Except SUNDAY. Empire state I>S
Fastest train the world ,,~o,o NiaRars
O;3O A. M-Daiy Fast Aai, For Buffalo, N'~s
1880 A. M-Except Sunday. Day Express. o., c,ncin.
800 p M-Daly Southwestern Limited io' N
3,3O pa II Fx sunday For Albany and Troy. ,,..
4 80 r. M-Daly, Newly York and Chlcaso En, Thi.
Due cleveIand $40 A. NJ. Detroit 9:2o A. M |"''
GOO p M-Daly. For Cleveland Detroit Chicago
s:2s p M"Daly For Burlington. Plattsourg' and
..3O p M-Dafy. Fer Buffalo snd Niagara Fa aus,
Daily. except Sunday. Tor Saranec Lake anu mo-
600 p M-Daiy. Only Sleeping car Passengers '''
Rochester carried on this train ,, - 49,
D:1S p. M.-Daiy for Chicago ana OsueHsOWs a'N -
o,O4 A. NJ. and 40 r. M-DaIy. except Sunday to
Pittsfed. via Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch ldgnt.
Ticket and Wagner Grand Central station VI
oa 4i3 TS5 0i2 Broadway 235 Columbus Ave- o3 Weesss
Iotth &, ana I3sth St York; 33S ana 10
t',,ton 81 ard II Broadway. r. d. BROOKLYN: -
Targagp checked hotel residence by the Westco''
Express Co. z-ocor, D.rrryo
'Oii'' Conceal Managsr Gen. Pass. Agent
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6otels.
miscellaneous.

r, ONsTIPATION CURED without medicine change OF
l. dot or enema treatment written by REGULAR physlclan
For full particulars inclose $iOO. MADAM WEl'SIEi
A 400 OgesbV Chicago ILL.,
NIADAME KUNTZ-cAsTILLON. for two years teacher
III - Eranch in cleveland Ohio desires 10 accompany
lady or party ladies' abroad during the coming summer
Haome * native Parlsienne and furnish the pest
Of references. Address S43 Eucd-aye 1leye2nl ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
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Civil War. by Union soidicrs. Inspiring.
thrilling and pathetic. Most OF them wris'
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