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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07

professuship If Old Testament liter
azure and exegesis in the General
Theological seminary Of New York.
and win accept.
Owing to the late frost the orange
crop Of California viii be far below
the average for this season. The total
output from southern California VIII
reah about 10000 carloads, Of which
over 1900 VIII 20 east
Monday afternoon the jefferson
Davis mansion at Richmond, Va, was
formally turned over TO the Ladies
Confederate Memorial Library society
by the city Of Richmond, 10 be used
as a museum for confederate relics.
Seventeen Cinnamon met al re-es-
tabushed in Chicago the order Of Tong
Gee Hong. which lad existed ia that
city for any years, but about eight
months ago was disbaDded because Of
discussions.
Mrs. Catharine NJ. Fitzgerald was
acquitted Of the murder Of Mrs. Carrie
Pearsau before Judge COwinE New
York The jury declared Mrs Fitz-
gerald 10 be insane when she shot her
victim
Professor II Preserved Smith mott
fed the general ass .mbly that he
would leave his ease to the presbytery
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. The assembly de-
clarcd against state aid for secaian
bodies
Mrs Keun the wife OF a fisherman.
Of Broad Channel, l.. T. was rescued
from the cabin Of an oyster scow in
which her husband had kept her a
prisoner all winter because she was
insane
Consolidation Of the pOstoffices at
Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge.
\. Y. will be ordered Immediately
upon the confirmation Of Walter r.
Horn, nominated as postmaster at
Niagara Falls
Counsel for the receivers Of the
Northern Pacific railroad are preparing
an application for the ISSUANCE Of re-
ceiycrs certificates, the proceeds Of
which are to be used for the payment
Of the July interest on the first mort
gage bonds,
Augustus Cronkhite, the Warren
county, Ind. treasurer, who defaultad
for S65.000 in January 1893. ana was
captured at Los Angeles, CAL. q few
weeks ago. has been convicted and
sentenced 10 three years I'm the peui-
tertiary.
I'm New York Lawyer Salisbury, who
Is defending General Swactlaud of
the Coxcy army applied 10 Judge
Fitzgerald to hear the charges against
tine general, and the judge ordered the
case 10 be placed on the calendar for
next week
W. 6 Decellc, Of ST. Paul, president
Of the Fond du Lac Light, Power and
Railway company announces that his
company will abandon is street rail
way system i'm FOND du Lac, Wis be
cause Of lack of patronage and the
anmgonisms OF the public aud city
councils 10 It's plans
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07
HAVE a PORTABLE CHURCH

san Francisco Examiner: Freeman
Smith & co. have been commissioner
by the Russian Sealskin company Of
St Petersburg to have a church built
as far as possible in this city and
shipped to PerOpolysk, the capital Of
Kamtschatka From that point the
chlIch will be sent to the Copper
islam, scaling station in the Behring
sal The church is Intended for the
use of the Cossacks who guard the
sealing interests of the island and for
the EsIimOs.
The Creek church is the universal
one in that country, and the ediice is
hCing built in accordance with the
requirements of that religion. The
chgrri is being built in sections, so
that little labor will be required TO put
il Dgether Ii will be 32X92 feet, and
VIII accommodate 500 people. The
cost win be $4,000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07
ross THE COINS YOURSELF.
What Are the Chances Of Three Pen.
MES Failing All Heads or All Tails.

MES Failing All Heads or All Tails.
Surprising a man to toss three peD.
MES in the air. what are the chances
of their coming down all heads or
tails: That is a question discussed in
a recent number of Nature by Francis
Gallon Of the Royal society He M
sets a popular delusion regarding the
laws of chance 1t is obvious that m
least two of the coins thrown in the
al must turn up alike, for when the
coins are on the ground there must
always be either two heads OF tails
showing. The question theu is as to
the chance Of the third coin turning
up head or a tail 1t is, Of course
an even chance whether a third coin
turns one side or the other
Is it therefore, an even chance that
al three coins will be alike? Mr.. Gal.
ton say, il is not an even chance, and
tha- the man who bets has money On
such a theory would lose in the end
He says the relative chance Of all
three coins turning up alike is . to S.
and lie figures il out in this way.
There are two different and equally
probable ways in which Il coin may
turn up; there are four ways In which
two coins may turn up, and there are
eight ways in which three coins may
do so. or these eight ways one Is all
heads and another all tails. While il
is an even chance whether a third
coin is heads or tails, it is not an
even chance that the third coin win
turn the same as the other two.
in order to test the matter Mr. Gal
ton tossed three coins eight times.
only twice did they come up all alike.
while the third coin was equally Iii,
vided between heads and tails Mr.
Cation then male 100 throws of dice
with three dice in each throw the odd
numbers counting as heads and the
even numbers as tails The 100 throws
We're divided into three groups of forty
in each, and gave the result of all
alike, S, >, S, total, IS; as against not
all alike, .. Is, 81. total. % This
seemed TO settle the matter, and indi
Gated that the most probable expeca-
ton in the case of the dice was 30 70
90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07

-ars above is duties standard. win
IN additional lilo Of cent a pound on
sugars from countries paying exDorr
bountes. II also continued the sugar
treaty with Hawaii The bill wa, da.
bated but no action was taken.
Washington, June lin the housa
the senate bill for carrying our tb.
award Of the Paris tribunal Of arbitra.
ton for protection Of seals ia Beiipg
sea was passed
The house then went into commirtee
Of the whole on the state bank bin
Mr.. BroSius, Of Pennsylvania, took the
tioor thereon and was followed by
Messrs. Swanson. Henderson, Tucker
and IseIar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07
LATEST

After stormy session boJtblacks
Of Chicago formed union and elected
c. Jefferson King president
Prince Phallas, Cornelius SullIyan's
trotrng stallion valued at 5000. died
at Riverside IN Stock Farm.
Peter Jackson has accepted the Lon
don Clubs offer Of 5000 for a fight
with Champion Corbett.
In the HagGin yearling sale AT New
York a Salvador colt sold for 5000
the best price Of the day
Captain Nathan Peters, the oldest
free mason in the United States. died
al Amesbury; Mass aged 81 years
Officers dispersed strikers who were
terrorizing miners at work at Pana
H. Many arrests were made.
Victoria A. Stein, Of Chicago. has
commenced suit for breach Of promise
against G Fl Saulpaugh, Of Mankato,
asking damages Of $4,000.
Mine operators Of southern Illinois
refused TO attend the conference at
Springfield and the strike was not
settled
Striking miners IN Iowa. who had
tbreatene5 trouble AT NInchakinork
We're deferred by the presence of
militia
Police Of Omaha have found the
bnJv Of Miss Nraud RubIe supnosed
~ have noon murdered nr Rrawn
has been arrested for the crime
Disgrp,,rr.5 r,riebfonar. M an Fnfs
conoIlan cburcb in 1riIwau.aa com
I.f,,.1 ...,f-,,4 ~, -. 90 -,
him to resign.
r~.prosido,+ pa,ia,,t, fI,-,fg,, A.,
,a.rad az lonnsnI IN Tho Ires.1rcIyean
rsg. Lag,ra tTn intel st,+as aa,,,.t
Chicago.
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premium
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,ra, 80, ~ ,,,.aa.a 80 80 90 nar
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07

house AT Rosario extend every facility
for the shipment Of wheat from hat
point
Ia reply 10 a question the British
under foreign secretary has Informed
the house Of commons that no cOmmu-
nication has been received from the
United States government intimating
2 desire 10 retire from tue Berlin
agreement ia regard 70 Samoa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07
DEPOT DESTROYED.

Ablcman, May 31.-The freight de-
pot at this place was burned Wednes-
day morning, by what is though 10
have been an in-endiary fire.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07

AROUND HOME

a MINISTER III TIC fAf7tAAtfANf'a+ "'- 80
federate monument at Richmond Va
Galylu's California commouweaier-,
125 strong. renewed their march from
Baltimore TO Washington.
Edmund Dyckmans OF Brooklyn,
died from a bullet wound believed to
have been inflicted by careless target
shooter.
Register Levy, Of New York, is an
noyed by among nous threatening let
tiers, which he believes 10 emaHate
from anarchists
Corporation Counsel Rubens, of Chi
cagO. made an eloquent address over
the remains Of Brewer Yalenun Blatz.
who was buried AT Milwaukee.
Twenty thousand persons witnessed
the laying Of the corner stone of the
new 100000 city hall at Bay City,
Mich
Striking miners Of Lyford, Ind, re-
leased the captured east I'm Illinois
coal cars on the demand OF United
States Marshal Hawkins
A company Of Iowa troops has been
ordered to Muchakinock, whore the
eolored miners are In danger from
strikers.
Colored residents Of Englcwood Ill.,
have organized an association for the
protection Of their rights as American
citizens.
Ex-Justlce Sutherland must suffer
Imprisonment for two years and eight
months for connection with the Grave
sci~i clccuon frauds
A heavy white frost 10 the Geneseo
valley, New York, causcd considerable
damage 10 fruits, berries and carly
vegetables in exposed situations.
The resignation Of Alexander Nc
Masters. supervising inspector Of
steam vessels at Buffalo, has been re-
qucsted 10y the secretary Of treasury.
Grand Chief Ramsay Of the Order of
Railway TclcFaphcrs, was defeated
for reelection by w v Powell o. Wi
cbita
An accident IN which six people were
killed and several others injured o..
ours ON the Wisconsin Central at
Meanwhile, Wis.
". n. Young and r II stewart
OF Bewyn, were killed by an eastern
Illinois train while walking on the
tracks mt sixteenth street, Chicago.
Edward Ewidcr -, died 40 New
London Conn. under an operation for
Appendicitis Four Yale students are
suffering from the same disease.
The situation at Cripple Creek. Col.
IS such That desperate bartle between
the ARMED forces Is likely 20 begin ar
any moment
Wisconsin Central passenger train
was diteh,d at Meanwhile. Wis and
six person, were either killed or
burned 10 death A dozen others were
injured
Iuriu- a ban game at Chippewa
Falls, Wis, the grand stand fell.
Many of it's occupants wefe injured
Vud a carpenter at work underneath
yas killed
In memorial day Address at Gales
burg Judge Grosseup OF Chicago de-
clarcd further growth of industrial,
and labor o-uuizauou must b. checked
10y law
John A Shackclford q I."gausp9rt
Ind editor hats begun huhrgs corpus
proceedings 20 recover possession of
his wife, who is held captive by her
stcplather
VHp Trau,.n consul nd Now Orleans
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07

payment OF all lands claimed under
homestead and desert land laws for
meut would become due
Methodists Of FreepOrt dedicated
new church. Bishop McLaren, Of Chi
cago, Officiated.
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sixty days. o,a,@s5 ZIG. Gunders, short 4oas

Sixty days 91a.GhyJ a-lG trIiideis short 40as
Ions 80 .rlGn4Dl4.
Local rates for loans still ruled extremely low.
There j. great surplus Of funds everywhere.
A'noy on call was at per cent. and money for
thirty days could be had for the same. although
LOTnay quoted a y. per cent. For time
money quotations were unchanged-2 per cent
for sixty days 10 four months: 2i2 10 per cent
TO- five ana eight months good Stock EX-
change collateral There was not much COM
merca! paper offered which could be called
strictly hrst-class SO close was the scrutiny.
Out-of-town buyers took wha, was left Of this
class. while fair paper Only had slow sale.
Quotations ruled AT 2i2 pr cent for sixty To
ninety days choicest names in bills receivable,
Though an effort was observed To get from "a
& As a fairer rate. Commission house names
f,Y four months. and prime single names were
al 3G3le per cent: prime six months single
rancs at 3a4N4i7; and according to quality and
maturity dates four to six months paper bear
ing single names. ranged from 4tam7. In other
centres of the world CORES pOnding rates declined
slightly The omen rate IN London was Y. i'm
Berlin Is and at Paris 112. No change was
made in The Bank If Engand's minimum rate
Of discount ana the bank lost f6l1 3l2 in bullion.
holding yesterday f3GSi27l7 Consols Yesterday
Were 1T 10l's for money and the account.
week previous they We're quoted ut l0l 3-l6 both
for money and the account. Bar silver Sat
urlay October G. At % 3-16d: yesterday the
QUotaton was % l-l6,l. loss for the week of sd.
Commercial bars in Nev-York on October
were 63l4c: yesterday. 63'sc
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WEST SEORE r. r.

e.. ans leave WsS AZ St.tIun. New ! orN. to.-
low ana Minutes etrllcI from f.ot FianhiiH ST;
$3.50 4. VI. pl.iy Local 90 bunalo
Ds.J 4. VI. b4i, ~ Albany. ttcd. Syracuse. Roches
Co.,. B4NAio Niagara Halls. Detroit Chcaso exe'p.
SATURDAY tIt Toronto
5n.j l. VI. Daily ioi Albany. Montreal. Uuca. syra.
c.se. sArsir. HDHalo NA-aia Fals. Toronto. De
trIit. tlc4,iili Cn',ig, ard -. Louis
- q. VI. Dali. except $ niay. f1t tuca. syracuse.
Rochester and IuTa.u Games s.cep!nscdr pAssrnge ;
siIj T.. VI. uliy for Albany Ctca. syracuse. Roche..
f--. EuGao Ni,gata Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago ami - Loan
- Tickets unc tables. rarlor and slcerns-car sc-
cuuuitf us aliy city flee. Hr Nlyn and New fo.S
du4 a. stations Time tables principal hotels. FoF
.t..r Information adlf,ss
& t. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
NandrrblfaVe.. New York
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY
Nnthfacite coal used exclusively
Fou- tracks Automatic BloeN Signals.

Trains leave station fopt ~ Liberty 81 .
For East n. Bethlehem. Allentown Muuch ChInh &C,
So. : - $40. II - g. E.st0n 4. n. llO ~ tp
g. Eaat.n, 800. %. 40 - Allentown. T. ~ sun
dave. f1n 80 8 NJ ftn %. 30. $50 J. VI :,
r Waae..lr". Pitt-''n and scnnt.n. $40 ~ NJ
10 J 30 i2p T. " sundays 40 \. u. 49, =,
FIR Reading at 40 500. s:lO. 1885, ll@p \. A.
1ln. l1V. 300 lNr. 500. .. g. 40 =. ~ u - ns
night . 40 40
zoo 800 So = ". l2.lj night sundays. 100 3."o
r,- suni.,r Surg and WiIan,sprrt at 800 500
olo \ ". 40 100 : 81 p. NJ. Sundays. 11' A. ~.
r- Ri Ran, Long Branch. ard POINTS south TO roin
ica ant 90 - ~ +" y VI. -. % 49, o ~
Cr..o and A.hrf, Park 1900 \. 4. TOO T. "
FOR LAKEWOOD
larm.rSl1i" Toms rive. Edfr.sa' Park and Barnesat
+ r. A,,a,ic C,l. ZAP. Mu. v.nenni and Bridgcton.
.p y i:i5 + "
r.r Monmouth I,,ach ;,abrgh. and Highlands q
Nf.-..nt ago. u 1880 \ y. 20 - > - EXCEPT
".-t''nif ~ Na.'s'ulp. 500 ana 80 T. NJ sundays
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

exno.,sh exchange and the possibility Of gold
the ne were the most interesting features Of
for s,n,,e'dfy situation 4 hardening Of rates
On Traanns ana Continental bills attracted notice
bv ssody, ana II was quickly perceived that
Berl, uitous exchange operation by way OF
hter.sa anu fars, aided by slight concessions of
eo,,a On the part % the c0nsignec which
gold tpo,naciicaily be premium on shipment.
wers n, De sent TO Germany If the situation
ma-o, ns'uefed only logically Practically. the
no 49,. vi pIVHt was 80 small (abOut Ign that
pors 'te was made in this direction. No OK
ended 'ieleiore, are TO be reported for the week
narro yesterday. but the market remains 30
4, arr' .ndt any special demand would render
tenasn.a again and re-establish The out ward
occ,,rrNyy' Last March ihc export movement
A@it wren the demand rate was 81 sA0
QUOT, ana on Tuesday ana "Wednesday The
mari, was dangerously near this But The
on Sa., was easier subsequently. and the rates
ehanoeaSsu ruay were as follows. being nm
We're =. s- from Friday: Posted quotations
was 49, and 1885, Actual bus,ness
iransfe.e on NE following basis: Sterling cablo
days Il sss M demand. 81 S7]AGs4 s7s.: sixty
cepiarss1a 90. bid and sales: documents for ac-
men. 81 ~ SshNA s6iz; documents for nav
Siss TO oStuH IS. Paris cables. s515ss: checks
Re.chnv,,ucss l-is; Sky days s. liz less lie
''' CABLES 80 l3-i8q955s; demand s5I.
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D;.I IACI1A tNNA AID WES1 ERR r. a.
-tutuu. IN Ne ..urcIaS
Christopher streets. .........
lI.VIut TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET
II IIt,iiI.

!J.rrc, r.ut. 81. NIWARk. ELVJM. .rLn Mon CiA!R
TIL. Ot.N,.il.S ~.fui.It b.. fuaii-tn.@ Bias n >
Hifs. Madison .rrisf.Na Iaeeac. PAtc.s p. Bon
,.r ...... S.aat.Ir l.il..I~ LAKE LAKE 10
TA~"DNf Iilek.t'. ~t'toOLti'S MOUNTAIN.
V....r-'.n. FHiLLlpSHNRG EA+Io% WAIEt
los i.rr,rON. MlLKtSnAREE, NNNTfC0XE
IANNIfIE NoRtftl Ml!ERLNNp InuIse. RING
U,M-oN. oNronn NoR"iC H. Wst,r.".e, rTICA
FiDfI-IEI.u SPRINGS Corti4rl. SYNAcl Sc, OS-
WrGo ITHACA owEGo ELMiRA. coRNING
viI.sr xoiirirwir-s:7T ,Tn sorTilwFsT
-, \ " 'niNGHANToN MAIL stops at principal
''} iAN Eirnrff.Gb sritiNSs sYHH,G''ssEF ard ard
OoWEGO ENrKfsS Pa. man Huf't Patlor cars 9 n
meet rlci win tr.f far Chicago arriving . -
j go r II -o'T;H>f5N r,NGHAMccN anl ELMiEA
-, = ~ rnANToT' wlLKI:, 3.r;RE and rLyM-
OrIIi EXPRESS rHiin.an paNlr otss.
: -, T. ~ tr4It. CHICAGO N'.tl..i Limited TX
press ff SCRANTON. fHNNroN ELNlIA
NrFFALD. CLEVELAND FORT WhIN". Pullman
lf.o.f ~l..i.u. CIR CHICAGO arriving @ 81 l. Il
rrN las. tpu.us ,u~ 81 FENfO .. CU!C AGpD
goo = " lIaI.y- BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TDS. UTICA. %ltAD @E abb 'rNi-io ENiNE~S.
TirtI.ls ANp PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
" array, a43 ,.9 Ul iwty. T. bets az ferry stations
80 arI a42 U-.aiwIt. ~ Vest .;h-s 231 Col
I.. Nm . 81 ana go Fui' and - r. atNay.
I-. .alyr Time tl'les giving flN mi rrator. NJ all
.'r-n~T rNrRrSs COMPANY WI rag ',r and
c'..k l1rr1s g" p IN h'H ~ residence o. destination
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financial elections.

IfIINOf, CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
I'IlE AN\IA Al. MEETING, of the SiochhOd
cfs % thc Illinois Central NaioAi .mpany fof Tie
ff'. AMI e ffarsiru ~ other business
VIII be- held ~ me 'urupAu, ths cts .
chicago State of Illinois. Wednesday. O.t.lc- l..
1876 ~ - o'oio.t non
AiENNNfTR = HAtkSTAlF. Secretary.
New York october 4 is1t
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Hone "dhK exchanges Of the Ncw-York Clearing
SnsL an, ana the stocks sold at The New York
west EAcnangc last week and for the same
follows P'eVeu'hs TWO yfa!S compare as
Exchs,.o oct. -. 80. oct ~ 81
No sbspa so32 80, or S4s4 GO s47s s4i ~.
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Uinlcr Rfsorts

Az IDEAL wINTEE RESORT
MWITlEl BON AORy
'l'GUSrA GA.
WA open December 18th. lsJi modern hotel WIN all
ntcst mpro, ana conveniencs located 800 feet
ubnv. soa level on range ~ hills Aiken; par
ticuarly dry bany and nyigorntng climate, excellent
ouinr pure water perfect drainage; select ORCHESTRA
and abundant facilities for out and indoor sports. For
booklet and fli particulars address until November 2n.
. \ LGNSl.EN Fifth Ave. II TEL New-fork city, after
that date. Augusta. ia.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Go.
SECOND MORTGAGE HONDs.

Tho application = tne sc..nl N.t,fgo Bon is.ido.s
n,Io isr'ir. D., fh- N.r't.'u i'on. ''e" n."
pending ~" Tn'"I states Count 30 Milwaukee. has
teen ADORNED p. October -. 1895
O. order 'haf iir ir'.r",fs .' uI Ni;to\D MORT
GsGt: BONDIOLDEH> nat i- falls protected. r
Is Important ttaf s.' E.a. sh..N b.. imr. tt''ly o..
I..i'.I n4h 'hc NEW IORk >E't RITl AND
TN 81 tO,IPtNN. s.. 81 Wall Street. New iort
IOUN>TOI LIVINGSTON. Chairman.
1T MONT 'LAHI>E. ,ic"-thnirmHn.
THEIR 1901 NTIi.
uI.\RN - REDMOND
CHARLES -. FiIUt iiIID.
CHARLES u. WRIGHT.
BENJAMIN T.. CiENEN. JR.
COMMITTEES.
NICI<EI. H. lRDOIo. Counsel.
=. g.. kII>I:U. Secretary.
- Er.pl~ay SOW York
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DELIGHTFUL AUTUMN RESORT
WlRGl&lA M0T SPRINGS
INCOMPARAiIE MOUNTAIN CLIMATE.
Dr.csf and most hracine atmosphere IA America
Finest hati4oUse ana most wonderful waters In this
country the u rheumatism govt and nert Va.
troubles The Virginia. the Homestead AMI cottages anoli
very convenience comfort. Ncstlulcd limited team
with dining "ar leaves New YORK. m. daily VIA Penna
and G. Route arriving al lot Springs 100 a. N
INQUIRE at e. & Office 30 Broadway. Address FRED
STrHRY Manager. Hot SPRING Bath Co. virginia
w HEN IN BOSTON stop Al the AMERICAN HOISE:
w the co. he lnrge hotels to the NEW UNION
STATION European plan
WIVES ~ nrFFALc , Sy9H 1T TIL"
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes away.
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Ruiirou05.
llDE ms VI Y A N | A
n RAILROAD co.
STATIONS loot Of Desbrosses and CortlandtS

In effect October 10. I>oi
" :" rAI PrH H!MvTHE car !!
Compartment slc pms Dining. smoking ana JUS
ton Cais Arrives Chicago . a m. Cievesnd -
a m. cincinnati GU a. III. ana Indianapolis so '''
200 ,. u cHicAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Wiz am Chicago Arrive Cincinnati lo.45 a. m. ST.
cd, ,I II. n" w Esrfi? sleepae
and pnirg carr ~ Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
Geyepnd Il Fl ExP Pfn!
Sleeping ana Dining Cars t! Cincinnati and 81 LOUIS
Arrives cincinnati i p m. indiana'olis iOl5 p m ST.
SEQ p. VI. Pacific EXPEEss. Pullman Sleeping car
To- P,sbL-s connects Ch,,aso daily and Cleveland
HxLTIM0R.;. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH:
Dining Ca., 5 - congressional Limited all Parlor
anl Da.ns Cars tirins C"D ao9 p n
i.nitcd ~ Tarlor ard Dining CarsI 40 . Dhihs
80 ' ?0 g. G =: !" 3lfI rxrey, daily Sleeper,
IL Ahg.lc T"ura AG,nsa ana New 2aiGa" anv,i Id
800 =. ". r'i, or chesareake ohio Railway
FOB o SPaf 9 RH4s car NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Route. IN weekdays an! with through
S,"cpcr : p m ~ .. 49,. ,.,. e,o.,a,, 20
Tanaa Jacksaa.ild iiacon and cna-reston 800 p m
t@ilS S,"eI"rs 90 Jack FnNiie. ~, ,,,v t.oo r Y
weot ,aIs through Bar.t Paror car to Atlantic
Eol. .a5 n s.@ H NJ +. ''' o lo anG Il
ve.laay-. Sundays. 80 A. NJ - r 90 not
,'' ~ '.a" ron "rH,LADELrMlIAs; .,a., ,,m,,.,,
E;gr;@,s 20 20 % $50 - go 40 penHa hm no
D. m IL Z nGr' suri'ye Esprcss ei5 $50
go 90 Limited. 10 a. m 40 I" 40 > ,
T'rxe, osr'. ~ 49, o,4 II9e. la23 il3 and 26l
1r,sM1t sre@ts COM, street. $50 Fulton street
y ad"a and nrokyD Annex station Got a. Fg Yo-,
r~aa.f.r con,aay pl call fr ana check baggage from
lo'.r and ,.s...nces Though TO dssiinat"p. ,vooD
Gene.aI MANAGER. General Pass'r Aeon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

III, Tribune has printed the gross earnings ~
fortN-one railroad companies ov systems for the
first week in October OF the number twenty
four companies returned gains of Sl6$i%. or -
per cent. AMI seventeen companies losses Of
S@4} 032 or 1876 per cent. Tho total number shows
loss Of Sl79.550. 20 per cent 1t has printed
also the gross earnings IF hf;Y-three companies
for the fourth week in September. The total
number shows a loss of S7il.50j. or - p"r cent.
FIRST week 1874. differences T.. o.
- companies 81 616 4>t - .ti Inc $lGlS "a
II companies 3.I09 2lG 2lG6 1S Dec. 3i%WS 13G
Total ~ co.s.. S. >5G97 sGcoG1i7 Dec s1795jo 80
Fourth week Sept
- companies 81 1S154@ Inc S2il!"3 s.
20 companies 6p3 633 1850 2}l Dec. Hi3 inS Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15
autumn Resorts

.HI07TIE.L CASTLE rom,
ST GEoEGr NEW BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAM
MNsNIFI-ENT LOCATION THE COUNTRY IN
sIGIIr OF ms City. - MINUTES FROM FooT OF
WHITEHALL SrItl EV. l3-MlNtTE BOATS. SUPERB
VIEWS EVERY CONVENIENCE. THE MOST AD-
NANTAGEOUS AND AGREEABLE PLACE TO SPEND
THE FALL AND WINTER MONTHS REASONABLE
RATES
GEORGE MURRAY PROPHET TOR.