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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West i2l st. station. Newl TX IS foL
lows. and IL minut earlier from foot Frankln -:
$50 \. VI Daily. Local O. Buffalo
o:i5 4. ". Daily f'r Albany. Uucd. Syracuse. Roches.
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago. eSeep'
Saturday, for TT
cl~". Rochester. Buffalo Niagara FAILS. Toronto p~
tfoit. cleveland. Chicago and - Louis.
so u. VI Daily. except sunday. Tor Utica. Stracrse
Rochester and Buffalo Carries se,ping-car passengers
only.
s;i5 y. W. Daily fo- Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roehes'
ter. Iunao \a@arp Fails. Toronto. Detroit 'le'eana1
'hicae1 and 81 InUi~.
For lick'ts. time tables. parl1r and sleep1gcar 40
conmodttonS apply city offices Brooklyn and New-NorS.
ard at stations Time tables NJ principal hotels For
other Information address
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g, %, It of Amserdam-ave years g: IN. '''
Collins Ann and an9ther to New 1 l2sd-st 2soa
IT Of Lenox-aye Years =, : iiuyier.
c ,s1G- byTp la # ara ar S Ei 70 I'
CANNING John. ,o and WIRE nf s 81 gears: go
Same TO Fanny Dempsey and another same 1870
property 10 gf TO- the Immigrant Industrial
o snynss Hanf 10 Eaa si'n;s ryc' as 'O
trustee trustee s corner 12ds and siaye ye ,, o0
Collins Ann to Frederick o oong''" !" s,o'
ps st. n i,% M.rgueritS to Oliver Moore No
l4o rgon n,5n Year a rcancc Jacobson 90
corner Avenue = ard lo,h.st ye a5 Trust Co.
Fay 4o % 30 9f rark ave i,1n.s, %
Fartsch Louisa to IIe Tisl G'lin, 100
ca ARD dr Aaason to NJ Griffith i23e-s' 100
c % = uyma Of and Sfc to Charles Fiander
~, 10 81 c6sis,e' to- AG isn p Johnson
ioGth-st 2Go r. Of C soS 'g arnToz and an
other trustees. ist-ave 90" IT o, 200
Is ms samuel *. and vie . Reynoes so
corner Wla-aye and I'LL, n srnith
Jacob August. and wife to virgina ., y y, H"'' ~
i27th-st. 3 mortgages. > years ......- ., ''
sqme TO NS 70 r. IF PFi is asa orsse gears 2so
SANE 10 caroline VI Scwe. l2jth-st' 90 u :, >,
Ysn@ '' Rcsari " ct al to i aich
Ridcr-aye %, # > q l4'th-si' : mortgages ,Goo
lgha Ma,cr TO + r Couder and anothe- trus- o.. q,
, ins' tro 5 G5 't to h,sua " Wuhmann.
7oh't o5 # of 2Ia' : ye'Ts 'n1 another "'
cxacatore. &C. Kinssbrdse Road - f,
M,o on ~ Th6mas and vii; to RYAN Raunsoy 90
- i$lth.st 10 Il y;. %, ';;i,,li,n ss,h-s
l75 IT Of lst-aye rortsses > yea en- 4'''
MsAhnr ,o Ja@e to Hi;g% Sy'"T' rnN 10
oconner Mari end aqolser to MaTg r5f"aS eo
QairR stephen c. to II i M't'nacht 18th o.
81. ~ + th-ave. yetr... ;..,..;,.;,,.. 2o
l87th-.i iSiG It " Of wins-aye. mortgages o. =,
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WHITE STAR LINE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES
Tho attendance az the real estate sales at the
Trinity sale.room yesterday was large. ana the
ll!!ia.. showed Increasing activity. William Ken
nelly offered under foreclosure Nos. Ni and 80
N,-t On,hundr.i-anl- uinotccnth-st lsXl9Xoo. two
thr.,-.torv dwelling. They sold t. tn" plantin at
!lf.,p each. lie offered also the northeast corner
of Marcy-st. auI Moti-aye.. icpNio. 1t sold TO
william Walsh FOR $i2-j
The same auc'loneer offered under foreclosure
So 40 % 40 Eat Ouc-huu lrel-ani-twc first
70 The! aY.i 70 LAzaneth PIanI ioT -" g.,
H. j.. Kennedy offered under foreclosure no. II
W. on,-hnndr'i and thriJ -third-st. II soli 10
- b. Meyer offered under foreclosure 10 26S
i"f.l also. ntl"r fore o'uI" cst one n"nIr. ,
ani. forty nnti-st north siie. ~ feet "a OF the
j. T. Phillips offered. hy order OF Executors
50 30 Gocsck 10. a nyc. tori and hosemeni brick
tenement house. II sold for $500 to Michael
Tho same auctonccrs offered Nos 1850 and l.6l2
-. l'>o brought Sll2,,. from Il. Shanowsky ana
l.ii- sN7v. from same buyer
Grts the uy,-story d1ublr hat 25Xs7Nio)1l. AT No
si5 West One-hundred-anI siNtccnth-st- for about
James Il. GIN" has purchased from Charles Cab
CoumbIs-avc. ana Central Park West. and VIII
improve by the erection Of three-story and base
= T. Heron has traded the nve-story new nat
house. with store. No. $40 Flith-aye. BROOKLYN. for
William Gaz,or ,t $500 to Cornelius j. o,Iiren9'
ave" near Thirty-slKth-st. and some lots in Blythe
bourne: also Tor the same party. the adjoining HAT
house. ~ $50 Fifth-lNt. at Slo5l". - William san
d.rs for a Plot OF lots in Thirty iourth-s, between
Third ana FoIrth ayes -
F'r. l,rick brandt has filed plans for the building
OF three rNc5tory brick ult-hous"'. .'N'p, AZ inc
south 3lc ~ Oue-Aundrelth-st., lo' feet west OF
S.cpul-dVr 20 cost $1,000
Ch,ti~- = sparrine mas filed plans Tor the build,
Ing % a nye-story brick tenement house At 40 III
Fofsyfh-st.. 10 cost Sli.aNt
Louis N,irtn has filed plans for the building Of
$50 ihrec--t1ry frame dwellings -oN5N on the south
edr ~ prosrc'ave, twenty live i.et souih oi one
hundred in l-slxt -scc1ni-st.. 20 cost $1,000.
Aic-srs. Schrcincr " Frommell have ml"i plans for
ia. bull linz OF i've Ve-story brick lighthouses. 2'N
e., at the s1vth side II Ninetirth-st. seventy w.
feet cast Of SrcolI-LNc, II cost }Nup' ana by the
same for The building Of four nvH--tory brick Hat
houses ~ various dimensions AT the southeast cor
mr. ~ sccpui-avc ana Nnctleth-.t. 10 cost S,'.Wl
Walter Katie. architect OF the New-Nork central
and Hudson River Railroad Company has ned
pllns fot the building of n iour-story brick ware
house, lolxeG AZ ,he southeast corner OF Eleventh
ave and Thirty -fourth-st
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Gcafbers.

q ERMAN HANOVERIAN FORMER TEACHER OF
NJ best local schools. conversational casses children
and adults: private lessons highest references moderate
terms. FRACLEiN HISCHE Al West Gith-st.
- ERNAN FRENCH. by graduate OF German and
" French universtes long experience simple progressive
method coaching Columbia, Yale Harvard specially.
Address University. Tribune Uptown Once 1922 Bway.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
Preparing boys for college and business.
% WEST soTII-Sr. GEO i. COLE. A. NJ,
Formerly Associate Principal OF Irving school
ID RIvATE INSTRUCTION by an experienced tutor:
pupils fitted for college business highest city ref
erenees. Address Yale Graduate. Box % Tribune Office
TEACHER for young women whose education has been
hindered successful experience Will also receive
boarding pupil Address c. J.. s. Tribune Uptown Office.
]. 242 Broadway.
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DENNSYLVANIA
b RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets
In Eject October -. 1894.

I 1870 a. A. H. H' PENNsYIvhSIA LMirE i DPulm..
ton Cars. Arrives Chicago . q. m, Cleveland Is
q M. Cincinnati 8 80 a and indianapolis Ii5 a n
100 90 +. '' 81. ciircHGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
r1man sesPrs and DnHS o cars to ia 10 louis Louie
coo r. il. wEsTEE% gE%pREs; Pullman sIe.p..
c.verni = Is Fl CRisqs2 E x TsEs Day
Sleeping and Dining Cars to Cincinnati and ST. Loui,
Arrives Cincinnati ?. indianapolis lob p. m, u
500 T.. VI. PACIFIC EXPREsss.-Pullman Sleeping Ca,
10 Pitsburg Connects for Chcas, daily and Cleveland
BsITIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
s $50. 300 10io Limited dining Carl. IL a. m. 10
anl Dining cas-. $50. Dining carl, 900 D. I2ls
night. sunday so 300 a. m; 20 lcongressors,
c li'' SEQ al p n''i T. i ;' niafi ' ~ "nas
40 =. N.-southern Railway Express daily seepep
night daily. Seepers Montgomery and Jacksonville
5.cO =. M.-Daly for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
r6R Old POINT COMFORT ana NORFOLK. via Can.
Charles Route. : a. m. ~eekdays' and with Through
ATLANTIc GoHsT LlXE. 900 a m, daily Sleeper, to
Tampa, Jacks ,nville. Macon and Charleston. go n
FOR ATLANTIC CITY and CAPE MAY. 100 p n
weekdays. Through Buffet Parior Car to Atlantic
For Long Branch Asbury Park. ocean Grove and Point
weekdays. sundays 90 a m. 5i5 p. m. DO not
stop at As5'1E o s'T pauInLap ABE On Sunday)
1910 II a. m. l2ao J. 20 B. J. 40. ;. g. 80 4
Q D. m. i2I5 night. Sundays, Express. Gl5. $50
go. 10 Himited). 10 a m, :. 40, D. g. 7i5, D.
I p ln o n 10 n Sos 49, o ioe 1923 III and y,
C,rlardt streets: Court Street $50 Fulton Stree, as
;a an4 2s sdn JH Iy c P' g Fs
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destnaton
General Manager General Passr Agent
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BALTIuORE AND OHIO Il. II.
baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati
lOui. au. All Points W

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS $50
Leave NeW-Nork. foO' az Liberty ST. daily t'r Cdi-
CAGO. l:3o .. r. and III night. For PlTTSfl ~
ia D. NJ i2:i5 night. For CTNCINNATi. ST LOUIS
900 "a. IA. eco D. M. For WASHINGTON. BAITI,
MORE 900 m. Ol 30 m Dining cir $50 ~.
y. sun }, 800 y. m 600 p. m Dining carr, l-'10
night All trains run daily except 300 p. M.
For NORFOLK. BAY Line. !. 30 m. eN SUNDAY. 49,
For MEM ORLEANS. Via Roanoke. Bristol ana 'hattf
no'rl. through Pullman sleeping car 600 p m faiy' -.
Ticket oilc -; ~ 2Gl as li0 BAway 81 East l+,n
St Grand s. y y. l39 34i Fulton ST. $40 Wash
aeton ST. Brooklyn. station of Liberty ST. c. r. Il
II y. j.
Yo, Transfer Co VIII call for and check bassas'
destination.
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Centre line ii7'h and lis'h s's lntcrssrls ner-
fn 'a i"N r ,' y r., an, ,nno 'I !, iru ~
'., ........."........... $50
ult. Ala - Toren 10 Ann q lun1n and another
'W,ri. ch,ri,s b,n.niaum To- Murray . pancn-
s. '' ~ ROAD running IRON west Farm. T. Ninss-
i,lgr. ~ II " Of Mrlsicf-avc. 2JNiJp. Pat
TX i KAN and wiz and another to MGR 80,
ll,r'unnr 81. IS g s. aps II n 81 Kingshrii,c Road
9,li2i. Mary Kennedy To Thcrcsi lie'lagr. j
H,n r Emo t. filea Mex Cunning. ....,... 375o
s.ih 60. No aIG West. Flora Douglas 70 Eugene
s7,b',. No aos Wr.t. Katie + iu,che 20 Annie .
io'b-''t' ~ ~ w,.t rrricrick II caitins ct al
c,,i ~ ~ * W.T.. and 7oi st. 10 81 west:
Guy . ucmpscy 10 John \ Dempsey .........; 5000
vic To- John knapp ct al. ............'.''.. 24o
warcr-st. - $. 2s3ii It e q rfkc slip. 2tsloo.
rtomas T. Nic.cs' rcfcr"" To August LImbert' 90 40
Gl.cnnic1.s,, $. 1919 # n Of Ieslorst. 5osoa
Llspenard-st, No Il. and other property; Jarvis
, I ,1 to JosSph 81 FIX eN S, ant" g;,.
crosby.st No ia: Joseph nyk to jarvis Il
smith. cNchlng, property and.................
jamn u Daumont and wife TO Frederick
i,.h.st. s. ais NV q Glh,ayc. 2o.iosoaa; 100.
cr'shy-st No ~: Edward Judson to Katie A
Weycrlcy Iiacc Nos 3 and j. rheGc rcarsall to
william Fcrs,.son to rhrbe fcarsa '..".. y.
'"u-s', a s. 10 II " u st-ave os.oxi25; Will
lpth.aye. O. =. los 4, Of ai'h-st. 2cAiOo Fanny
iohs s. 200 '' Of Goum nSui any, TX 'Oo"
10" II. AdciaIde T. Johnston to Alexander HIATT
sth-ayr nos 2 IA and ill Thomas X Lemon
,a xxx ""| i, Nn.,"m " wilson. :.....::.
William r Gray reieres to the h., Eaata SSS lie
raj AisS'an'r Socly OF rn MY States % 800
Thomas oe REFEREE o. "1 Allison S Gsadl 1850
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Babe Henry y, and wife To United States Trust
Company OF New-YoIk. No 20 East :}Sth-st
I" S'tIHss .................
Byk' Joseph. To Henry Stein. Nos. L. and 10
Lispcnard st. years. .........................
Same 10 the Washington Life Insurance Com
Brennan. Teresa. to Eliza A Whitney, q . ISith.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING.


For Philadelphia week DAYS. $50 500 900 1900
II 20 Dining carr \. NJ. -. 300. 400 Buffet Paror
nsht sunday 40 90" II 80 Dining Car \ ". 49,
500 600 dining can 7. NJ. 1913 night
For Baltimore and Washington week days 900 II ~
DINING car, g. " i.3o 300. 500 Glo Dining Cap
NJ f2l5 night sundays 900 II 30 Dining Can
4 NJ 10 500 900 dining car ,. ". i2:l5 ght
Tickets and parorcar seats caa p. procured ~ ~ 2s
lsth s.. l3l East 18th st. 2G4 Wet l2jth ST. ~ Co
iuniris Az N.ps-Yori. Court Fulton 81. Brook
lvn. aS broadway. Williamsburg. Tho New-York Transfer
Company Will call for and check baeg.ge from hotel
res. l.nce 20 destination.
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A BACHELOR MAID.
A NOVEL or NETWORK SOCIETY.
BY MRS. BURTON HARRISON

Author OF Sweet Bells Out Of Tune The Anglo
maniacs" Grows Nest and Belhaven Tales etc.
ILLUSTRATED by IRVING wILEs.
224 pages Emo fupage illustrations. cloth gilt top
price. SIPS.
This move, strikes deeper chord OF Mrs. TIar
rlsons 1t the story of pure ana n"ne
woman animated by desire TO benefit her sen ana
dazzcd by the prospect Of higher womanhood yet hardly
understanding the things to be accomplished or the mean"
~ their accomplishment The plot rapidly from
fire, 10 last Introducing tie reader fashionable New
York drawing looms the swel clubs ana 10 the faHs
of metropolitan society yet time losing sight OF the
great truth that anirates the book. and which expressed
in these lines Of Tcnnyson, forms fitting conclusion 10
the story:
.'-rbe womans cause Is mans. they rise or sink
Together dwarfd eod-like. bond or free
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY,
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

For Ia ston Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk e.
100 7l5 $40 - t. Easton. \. ~. l:lo 80 f1
10 EasionD. 430 80 100 10 Allentown. T. VI. sGntaI
~ I.l5 4 NJ 90 30 600 =. NJ
Tor Wihesbl.Ie Pii,ston and Scrant,9. $40 Il.
FOR Reading al 30 500. go 1000 II 30 A. ~ ITO
30 500 400. 800 5i5. 100 f. ~. Il u night sqn.
davs 40 A N 1.op l 30 $50. 500 - 81. 2:i3 night
FOR Harrisburg ~ 40 500 $40 A. NJ. 1910 20 800
800 SO =. NJ 1913 night Sundays. 100. go. so
T. Nj II. night.
For Sunlury Lrwishurg. and Willnmspori a, 40 500
9.lo A. NJ, 40 100 7:30 I. 81. Sundays. 7:lj A. ",
600 3 ~.
For Red Bank Long Branch. and points south 70 Point
Pheasant 40 So li.3O \. NJ. 1850. i5j. 400 40
III, 70 Re-. Bank G:Ij r. NJ sundays. keep, Ocean
ciroye and Asbury Park 300 \ NJ. 800 J. "
FOR LAKEWOOD
Farm ngdale. Toms River Barnegat Park and Barneeu
40 SIS a. NJ. Ia go p NJ
$50 A. NJ. / - =. VI.
Navesink 30 >.i5 u 30 = NJ 100 ii5. % and 40
p " sunaays. 300 \. VI. 100 p "
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School Aaenrles.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses.
&C.. TO Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
Nrs. d. J. yOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
GENcY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutora professors
"A teachers. governesses etc., IN all depts recommends
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JAP MaGG10ElAs
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. 8. co.
TACTIC MAIL 4. 5. co.

Steamers leave Gan Francisco:
PERU November "a. y.
OCEANIC. Via Honolulu IJcccii.b'i J. y T. IN.
lTI Or RIO III JASt.lltO. 80. ijecem1,r H. . b. IN
GAELIC .Ir' 'lhhcf ~ D. m
CITY OF IEklN'i...+.-... - ihNf} %, T. ~
For freight passage and general Information apply to
s43 Broadway " ! Battery Place Washington building.
and 2s7 broadway. -
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
AVA FOR TEAAs. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA:
Eleven iron ateamships. asgresatinS "l.oVb Tons
From New ok. Wednesday. FRIDAY and saturday
"A DELIGHTFUL SIX Days NONAfl ny SEA -
TO GALyEsT0N: TEXAS Thence ly .a o MSXIgo
CoLoRApo SPRINGS. SALT LAKE, CITY Also 70
FLonDA-yIA BRrESWICK, GA.1,n g.
TO JACKSONVILLE ST ATGISIINE TAIPA. &c
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets Issued to az
points In Texas. Colorado, Utah Arizona. California AeH
&c. Georgia. Florida. &C. Excellent acc2mm.tatons
c. H. MALLORY & Co. Gen Agts. Pier 70 T. r. " T.
DED 3D. LINE OK STEAMSHIPS.
~ FOR Ia GUAYRA PUERTO CABELLO. cAitAcAO
AND NNRACAIHD VIA CURACAO.
FROM I1ERREpONT STORES BROJhlNN
= s. IHliAbElIIiIA....-. ,.aur-ay. Nov - ! p m.
= = " las. Dec. .. p M
s. s. NENEIt Ella .......... SATURDAY. Dec. II, D. m
Thea" American steamers built cxpr SLY for the tsaie
have very superior accommodations for passengcTs.
For Curacao and Maracabo. freight only.
g. 8. MARACAIBO. .................F Friday. Nov. %.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. I3J FIontst
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CTNAKD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
IA. TO LIVTEI DOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
tlmpania. Nov H. 4. ~. iuuit..I'Dc. b 1910 p m
Auraua. Soy. -. j.. 'nll Dec. l." 4. M
Lucania. Doc. J. 80 Ca. M Inhrit ..-l' - !. H.
Pier - North Rive. f0.t e 'i1fksln st.
Cabin pasSaa. 500 and urq irl s-c.r1 cabin 30 $40
si5 according STEAMER and acclmni llator-'
Sic.ragc t,,t. and nom fN parts - lif lpe nj
very low rat"s F~ freight ana ns.ags "prly at tho
Comunry'0 Office. SO ) EtHliur Cfrff. %'q-N YORK.
VERNON II BROWN 81 co. General Agents.
~ OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlaniique.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRh.
IA CHAMPAGNE. il4rcIit........Sat nov. -, . A. m
IA TOiItNI%i. san. .......ii'., Ant- - y =" IT, n
Ia EtE1 AGNE. i.l,.---. ...-- sat, '' J. -" T. ~
New York klcNandIa Egypt, Via lls trip valid 80
days: First class, slCD second class. $li1
4. FORGET. General Agent. NJ " is"linE Green
II UROPE, EGYPT AND PALESTINE.
IL Parties frequent Intervals Ind pendent tickets
and Atlantic passages lowest rates ~ tour.
Foreign money! E.rry facility and lnfouunton.
THOS. coon {. son. 26l and l-2j BWay. y. l.
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RAILROADS..
'AMEaic-'c GREATEST RAILROAD.
N EW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station 42d street:
Si:O a. M-EXcept Sunday. Empire state Express
Fastest train In the world
0:sO \. M.-Daily. Fast Mail For Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Chicago.
1O;iO y. M-ENcept Sunday. Day Express For all I'M
portant State points
1 400 4. M-Daily. Southwestern Limited for Cincin-
matt. Indianapolis. ST. Louis and Chicago
3;:O +. MY sunday. West Point Poughkeepsie
Albany, Troy, Saratoga.
1;:O =. M.-Dnily North Shore Limited Due Detroi,
$40 \. NJ. Chicago. i:3D f. NJ
Goo l.. M-paly. For Albany. Troy. Buffalo Cleye-
land Detroit Chicago. Cincinnati. ST. Louis.
60 T.. M-Daiy. For Troy Saratoga burlington
Ilattsbursh and Montreal
1890 i. M-Day. For Auburn Road points Buffalo
Niagara Falls Cleveland. Cincinnati indianapolis
~. Louis Chicago.
900 +. M.-Dally. Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried this train.
D:lo l.. M-Daiy. For Clayton, CaIr, Vincent
burr. Cleveland. Detroit, Chicago
O:Ot \. NJ. and t;:SS r. M-Day except Sunday To
iitt-ieli. Via Harlem Division
Wagner Palace Cars all trains.
Trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station
III. 2Gi. il3. 10 broadway 81 East iith-st Lincoln
linilins; oi2 lioadway; 10 Columbus-ave. SO West
l25th-st and l3sth-st. Station New York. 3Ss and 72S
Fulton st. and "a broadway. r.. d.. Brooklyn
baggage checked from hotel by the Westcott
Express Company. - 49, ''
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY . GEORGE IT. DANIEIs
~ General Manager. w. Cen Passenger Agent. .
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DEL. LtCkaMANN. AND WESTERLY r. r.
stations In \cv-York foot Of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
yEsTIBULED TRAINS. rtLJMaN BUFFET
COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT.

Dlrct route 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. NONTCLhR
THE ORANGES summit. bernard ie BasSins
Ridge. Madison. N0rrisHwr Passaic PAT rs'n. Boon
ton. Dover. Stanhope BCDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
PATCONG Hacketf-fown. St'HOOLEN' MOUNTAIN,
Washington. ptiILLiISBl'EG. EASToN WATER
CAP. STtOTDSBUBG. Poconp Mountains. >CRAN.
TON. TIrTSTON. WIfKESBARRE NANTlcOkE
nANVIILE NORTH MBERLANp. " ntr1se BIN'r
HANTON OXFORD. NORWICH WaferHNls. CTlCA
RICIIFIEi.D SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE Os-
WEGo. ITHACA OWFGO ELNIltA. 'oRNNG
BATH. pANSVILLE. BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOr T;IWEST
7:20 \. Authorization MAIL Stops az principal
o:oo T. M-BvFFALO. SCRANTON. BrNGHAM-oN:
UTICA EICHFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
CSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buff"' rlror cars con.
at Buffalo with train for Cncael. arriving ~
"A morning
100 = SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN and EInlRA
EXPRESS Pullman parior cars -
4:oo = M-SCRANTON. WILKEsBARRE and PLiM-
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman uarlor cars
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The Arizona sentinel., 1894-02-10

The Mohave County Miner we'll
says: "IIon. w. w. Bowers. now
Il member of congress from San
Diego, California. is mentioned az
"a candidate fnr governor. We
hope Mat Mr.. Bowers constituents
Will refuse to nominate him for III,
governorship, as he ills too well
the position he now holds and if he
is TO be succeeded by some other
man he should be placed in the L.
). Senate. Mr. Bowers is unfalter-
ing in his advocacy of silver and is
a genuine western man in all his
ideas
The west has no better friend
than Congressman Bowers. His
fight has been worthy of the man
and the cause he advocates.
Col. Geo. A. Allen, returned
Monday from his prospecting trip
with the finest lob OF opa!s ever
brought into Yuma from his opal
mine i'll this county, not more than
% miles distant. The CIi. took q
whole sack of them with him when
he left for San francisco, Tuesday.
1t is reported that the s. P. Il. r.
will have new time table on the
10th inst. shortening the time be-
tween New Orleans and San
Francisco, IS hours.