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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

NORTH AMERICAN co. ANNUAL MEETING.
MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT DEFEATED-AN
INVESTIGATION PROPOSED But NOT ORDERED.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
North American Company Ghe successor 70 the
Oregon and Trarsc)ntnentaO was he'd IN Newark
Yesterday. Henry Bulge. Of Ha..garten CO..
bankers moved 70 adjourn for eight days. in order
70 allow stockholders time 20 consider the annua,
report. He and his friends voted 1900 shares In
favor Of the motion. but the Administered ton de-
featel with ZIG 600 shares 4ir. Bulge then crt-
ciscl the annua, report. the ground that IL did
not show expenses or the va,ue OF the securities
sod. He declared that the stockholders ought 70
institute an Investigation, ana moved tnat one De
made
Charles W. Wetmore the president. said In reply
that he hea himself respons b. ony Tor me man
agencni Of the company In the last year. Securl-
ties sold in the PAM" at prices about ep'IAI
T. those ruling others we're sod at hlgner
prices. He WAS a grea, believer in the Milwaukee,
Street Railway property and thought X would UNI
WateN rehabiitate the company. lie objected 10
an investigation because he feared il would ln1ure
the componv's credit with It's bankers. MI Bulge
withdrew his motion on this pea. The three re-
firing directors Messrs. Edcs. Wegg and Payne
We're then reelected
The report for the year ended May 81 shows IN
the balance sheet q decrease In bills payable OF
$oOS200 q decrease 81 accounts payable Of S2"2:
tota, decreasr Of debt 5000 The assets decreased
s. Si7.7o7 The floating debt now is S,NNOlS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

so,hs,. S. $50 (, " Of is,.aye 23Sio22 julius 81
beke and wife e s. T7nI' F scS%af1 and
vie to Pineus schHar III; ., iiIi5. karl
2l,qyS o,., e, s9Tn Icop d Ros.a'hpi '
ioo,h,sj. n : 2T5 L Of Amsterdam Ti5 GN 500
coll George ,"l' SaT T' 5iG 1 Marie 300
West End.a,e. 232 It 81 r ~. T., Alma
Nsholasave b. .i - f., 81 1ngS Alexandcr 1000
Ezae.'h stewart :, Jehn ii IL S.a"I,ianl,
lSXs2 " Iarrcrnore referee {" Fa"' '''''' II 500
IN maG aIo man ,c,,ion b. y,- eo,c. 80 Ward ..
Tani Improvement Go % John T liall.,-t,
i ilcrs. TO- ai IN % var Aa~'a~ Anne 1914,
J,,rrnr"s A. Z, 81 l,rigrsave 2'xo" oo,,
Cnris,lan Bcr~ack ana WI" ~ Ih',i'' o. ,,o,
sg9uroan.s' 'y s. an 10 fif f., ' Iacat r'.cf
N,anio"Sni $, 80 - Benedict Klein - ~
clc S@T 2s,l :" ~ wash 70 l.nr'n go
so Tcnp'" - r, -. u wes' End v. lexo22.
William ; Lanchan'in . jan cs., T. "' ~ 5x,.5
oi si'. . 90, n W = Columbus ave. l7N'7'.
E.Hlpisn ',,i To 80 ' dio Marrar' N' ,m
isw,'n &c. i,s Wcs, Robert IRVING Emma os
ilt. H1E s.; &, Ga james v M,p~m." ~ oc,.o
ul''. aql n ~ shave mess cecil" oo.-
-, l'nninss X, j., ~ r,r, John r iri'c and
n'thcr executors o. Mnr, \ - II We" o..
same property - Part John r''''. a5"
SAM property, Mary q Hague Formerly H'"7 ID
10 N..s"'", T. c"Incr a5i -. g, e,lc5 I.ris
Fr1eerola - 90, ',hn - j., loava slyioo, Nina
Kudrer and another o.. william y i'''h,'
isi'si y, az Fest. Marsaf" Kelly ~ d." - p7-a
,si ltn iso Z, S. IF aia,r 4lSio2? nan'h" ,,,
ny,ne and ,,. az, o., aiia. sc Of al
Emma i1''n ---...-.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
UNION PACIFIC D1sMEMBERMENT

Omaha. Ncb., June 2)-lt was announced yester-
day at Union Pacific headquarters that the re-
ceverS would about July dispense with the ser
vices OF twenty-five clerks and perhaps abolish one
TWO departments, as result of the reduced
work This is regarded the first substantial cyl
dcnce that the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company's affairs ere 70 be run separately after
July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
u,,TIMoRE a ONO IL. Il.

fAst l-Apstss 4lAilis ~
..,t TIKI NASIIlNtrlON NnitA'iD. ClNtlr.FN l.
BALIlNs2yt'riI Lot " f is And ALL FONTS WEST
Pl-iiNlAN JAR SERVICE On ALL TRAINS,
,aay. Nsw. York .oot Liberty St. daily for Chi
cAGo 80 N and y 70 neht F9r rirT ~ RI, 80
m and - Is night. For tlNtlNNATl -. LOGiSs' -
!" ~, M DO n m For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
a. m al 80 a. m. Dining Car. 80 go 4 m ex sun
trains aH run daily keep 500 For N E9 Bay
line IN sun FOR NE" ptti-Ns 80
Roanoke Bristol and chattanooga through Pullman Steep
ffieket orces ii2 eel as. LAO Bway 81 E. i4tns,
400 Crand-st.. y. ga FuIte s. b'ooAE"' S'"'"
Soot of Iiberty-st.. G. r. r. Of n j. go, ,-
New-York Transfer Co will call for ana CHECK Oass"s'
from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

n. To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN no -
FfrIri, 1rna q a. On. Etruria. July Il ~ M
Lucanii. Iune % p n. Lucania. July . p m
ran.,,la ru't u, p n. Aurenia AUG. u. 100 g. 3D.
' EXTRA SAILING.
From P..r 40 S.r'h Eirer fl.t = 'lntN rn, e.
c,N,, .,as,-o Scn ana upwarl Second cabin SO $40
so according - steamer ans accomrn ! 'ions
c,etr,Ye ffctofq and from aN Inris ~ f.H''l az
yer, l1v rates Pr freight and pass1g" ali' q" Nf
rln,pony-s NC " Bowling Gre'r. New 'rh.
VERNON II EppNN co fi.r"'7l Nf"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
HOW TO CONTROL CONVENTION RATES

HOW To CONTROL. CONVENTION RATES.
The general passenger agents OF the railways III
the Central Traffic Association and the Trunk Line
Association affected by Pttsburg rates ine' E'"-
terday TO consider the question OF spec'a, id,''
10 the convention OF the Grand Army OF the He-
public which will be held in Plttsburg In sep
TENDER The subject is one OF Importance because
these special convention rates generally mace one
fare for the round trip and running over "eeks al
times. have often proved demoralZlng 10 Iebuar'
passenger travel after well as during the par
.icular convention for which the special rates are
made The tickets are manipulated by scalpeIs,
causing frequently a large loss or revenue 70 tlc
roads AS Pittsburg is so central a spot IN me
territory between Chicago and the Atlantic seq.
board the danger OF injury 20 regular Tdtes, 10
extreme in ca So the special rates are manpuiateu
The meeting yesterday was held 70 decide SOM =
plan OF operation by which the Pittsburg Prahd
Army Convention could not be used to ara iurther
cutting OF the regular tariff. No conclusion wa. u.
reached however and the meeting ADJOURNED 10
reassemble az the West In the early part OF july
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
NEW TRUSTEE FOR THE BONDS.

Justice Andrews. Of the Supreme Court yester-
day granted the petition Of the Kansas Coiorauo
Pacific Railroad Company for the appointment o, Ia d
new trustee for the first mortgage bonus Oh etio
Verdigris Valley, Independent ana western I' on
road Company in the place Of the American i1d IN
and Trust Company, ana appOlhteu tue -i''
Trust COmpany In It's stead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
Ny. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave zoo, Nest i2ds. follows 10 minutes
30 a St. daily. except sunday for Wa.kIi Valley
"a n stations NiIletown. Eenville. talsburg Liberty.
torhondnle Scranton. Walton. Delhi sidney. NorwicH.
I'tlcn Rome. oneida Fulton. Oswegn
8l5 + VI Except sunday. sullivan Co. iNprssssS rof
Valley R1tlrlaa stations. Campbell Han. Middle
49,. El.n,tl. Mountain Dale. Cenirevie Fallsburg.
Un-eyviile Liberty Fails Liberty. farkSrile. and Li'-
IS r. NJ 0anv. Midlletown summity Fasi,urs
7 nsrtv livingston Manor RocSnnd. Walton. sidney.
T"rvch Oneil1. Fulton. Oswegp. Niagara Fans. Detroit
Chicago. t,-.o,,.,,
4'e"''S ~ j G. ANDERSON C =. \.
80 Beaver st New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

Coal boats will be run by the trolley system, ana
the Baltimore and Ohios main tracks WIN thus, De
greatly relieved. The Baltimore ana ohio. in addl-
tion troeying the canal. Will. II is sald, lay
tracks fOr a coal road along the toNpath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
WEST SHORE r. z

Trains leave west i2lst station. New YORK as iO''
lows ana H. minutes earlier lion ioOt FranA.ln-st'
$3.50 A. M.-Daly Local 10 Buffalo. D..
o.I5 4. M.-naily iOv Albany Dutd' SytavNsr' -,
ester buffalo. Niagara fh'.s. Detroit Cne"so' eN''''
saturday Toronto.
bis H. M.-uaily for ALBANY. Mlntreal uilea - r4'
Buffalo Niagara Fails lOloilo bcNI''''
cleveland. chicago and st. LOuis. .,.-,,.,..
40 a. N.-lniN. except sunday. flr uca syria, use,
chester ana buffalo. Carries Sleeping Car Passengers
ony. ,..... s,r,,rse po,h-
ester IuffnlO Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit OeNe'H
ant Chicago. ,..,.-., oar ,cco,,
r,.,aton. apply clty Offices Bruukln ana NV in az"
At stations Time tables al pIlNS'ia "'''''' ~ O "
.Jrnaton address ... ,,....,.,~ A,er,
- 4, Nanlc.lNt-aSe., New-lOfk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
miscellaneous.

QUITTING AND SOUNDS DON'T CURE mems dis:
rases bit cause disease Of tie prostate bladder and
kidnrvs Or HEATH. lOt East %th,st. NV o,A, nas
r mon, 81 years painless medicine aftcr tine SUI
.rr.r had been twenty times tortured win sounda
"a lef, with Irlghrs disease Services 10 a. M ~
y.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscR!PTIoTSSs FOR
a THE NETWORK TRIBUNE Will. BE hh.'
80 III FL AT THE TPTOWN OFFICE. No. /, ei2 Broad.
way al door north OF Thirty -hrst,st; and ADVER;
rrfSt,NTNTS nj the following Branch Onces; -Oi
rishth.aye e. corner Twenty third ST. l52 sixth ave.
I,o,r,hove Fourteenth-st, 100 Thiru-aNe.
rorner Fory-seventh-st l026 Third-ave. near sixty:
-nS Frst-aVc. West ortv-seconi ST Hl
70 Avenue A: 32s Thrd-ave - West
f,Cresntbst 257 Fo-tysecondst BOZ Tird-aNe,;
oSS Thtrove: 2O5i Thlrd-ave.. between One-hurdred.
and-, vefth and hundred and thirteenth SITS -.
prooklvn CO Court-st.; 5O3 DelS aloaNe; i'-uo
,ai,,ri ave IN 10 5 D. m. regular Office rates
European Branch for advertisements only TO- FIee'
Street E. c., London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
THE b. AND o. GETS THE CANAL.

THE b. AND o. GETS THE CANAL.
Baltimore. June 20 (SpecaD-The baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company to-day secured controi OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal the Oldest water
way In the country, running from Cumberland
Nd, to Georgetown, ID. c. In the "asmhs'o"
County Court to-day, Judge Stork authorNcd the
extension OF the canal company's contract with
the Washington County Transportation company
thus extending the period for the operation OF me
canal as waterway seven years Inc baIt !
and Ohio Railroad is back OF the washington
County Transportation Company. An electric com
Pany. composed OF Baltimore and OHIO offclaIs, mas
been formed to operate the canal by electricity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
DEL, LACKtWANNA AND WESTERN H. H.
station, In yrw-Norl< foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.
NESTIBlIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BtfFEf


Direct route t. NEWAKK BLOOAFIELr. MoNTCi-AiR.
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsville. BasNlns
Kidgr Madison. MoffiSi Wn fassaic Paterson Boon
TN I.,.r ~tannopr. HUDD'S LAKE. LAKE no
PArCONG la ksttst0wu SCHOOLEY.S MOUNTAIN
Washiugt0n. PHILLIrSBC re. EASTON. WATEl
Gap sTKOIpSBURG. P'cono Mountains. SCEAN
TG%' PITTsTON WGLKESBAREE. NANTICoKE
nANVlLLE NORTHt MBEKLAND Montrose BING.
iAWTo% OXFORD NORWICH. Natertil,. UTICA.
TIcUFIr.Ip STRINGS Cortllnd SIEhC IsE OS-
EATM IANsvlLLE. nGFFAi..0s, and all pon''
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTH NtSl
20 a II. -BlNGHAMrON M.I4 stops at principal
900 A. M-BrFFALo scEA%AToX K,IHMnGlI,!AMTt0 ,,'
man furet paflor Cars tonn~'is at Buffalo vita
100 p N. SCRANTON ntNGHAMTON ard ELMlkA
ENPEE-S. Pullman p1rl.r ca,e.,..,. -, -,
OT.Tii EMPRESS. Pullman pafllr - ,,,.,.,,. =,
20 = NJ Oya.lyJ. 80 FFAiO. - RANIpE. ElNPtlA1l-
Ton snl EIMIRA LIMITED ENIlsESS Pullman
tur.t ~l.-l-rs Arrives at T.lj a M. . ..-.. . -.
zoo y " nal,l- BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BlNGhAM-
ToN KICHfIlI.D SPRINGS SYk ACISf AMI Us
Woo TNf HESS Pullman Burr Slo'pcrs 49,. -.
Tlri{f.TS kNp PULLMAN ACCoMMpDNTlo AZ -
M--ay.,, ami 80 iN al~ay Tickets az ferry statCh'
,,l .i9 ii..a.way West 2i'h-st.. 30 t7urhus-
as. N.w --k 72G Fu!ton-ot.. and - Rroacway
IrR,f Time tables givns fu Information at all s'A'
.V1ireTcoTr. rXrRrss COMPANY VIII call for ard
check baggage from hotel Or residence to H"~'n'u'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
.-N'N- laws t'tNl.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO r"n.'phLrii\. "4 46y AND WASHING
F. Tll4lorh, week days 40 500. 900. lo1O
II ~ dining tan \ NJ. 90 go 800 Qiurct lati.T
toD 200 GEO Dining can. I3Q 50 NJ. l2iS
10 30 900 dining can p NJ. i2l5 night ,..,
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 900 IL 20
dining carr \ M. 30. 20 800 60" dining Carl
4 Il ! 90 500 600 DINING Cap NJ. ie:l5 night
Tickets parlor seats he pr cured az IT, 26
Az ga 40 323 I.r alWny ~ Gfh-aN". 81 East
irh ST. ia hast l25th 81. 2G4 Wcst l2',h s.. ?3l
Cliurrh.s AZ. NcN Y rk. Court -. $50 Fulton s.
Irookyr: aS BIZ sdway. Williamsburg The New-Y ork
transfer company viii call ~ and check baggage from
hotel or residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

A TIE NEWY3IEEo Tu dtftr VII NJ si ~ nri S'
Ct.lN ~, Htr norm ~ thirty -Arsi ST. and AlNEK
TiSt.MEN1s at the following Branch 80, M ,
Fnurth ave corner Fourteenth r. 800 lt'l 1r"
10 r,v seventh ST.. 2s Third ave, near SlNtl
corner r,-' Eira,. ave ~ Forty second 81 l'-
tn,fnIIu,b,savc p Avenne \: 1879 Ihirl aye" ~ W''
Forty second ST.. 'i lnlrl ave-
sas Thiri-ave 2O5l Third ave between on" hun'r''
80 ana hundred and thirteenth SIS
A the HARLEM OFFICES. TO East one hnnlfrl An, an
one hundrei-and twenty III 'N -
wv & g2i west one hundred rtyhfih-st UP u }
= m al regular Ollie rates go -, IN. o,o , 90,
y In prnnklvn SO Cour-st.; 40 -" lhl" Nv, i'-"
yedford ave up p At regular Once re,"S ,.,.
European Branch Tor advertisements only 90 rect
SIRE, r. G. London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

X ron =. Gr.AYRA PUERTO CABtLLo. CtRA'
go AND MARACAll0 VA ,TnnhhNNrsHyy
g VALi:%CiA............s SATURDAY, J1nr ~" m a
= \ lh"-'liN lI''
,.H'~t-Zi ri a ......... Thursday. my ~ a.
T1ese American steamers. bust rNpr"ssN ll ,us "''
49, ,orv siperlo- Accommodations for pirs"it''''
""'' For curacao and Mnraraiho IRE ~ rnN' , %
AIf9O. r i.',,',
= . 'i''' ROTITON. BLISS a l.NlIEIl
General Manager 10 Ft0Ht-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
hlilroa0s.
p pennsylvania
" RAILROAD.


q RAILROAD.
stations IL '' Gr = E ~ MxY 2sTm. , lsSi:
p $3.50 NJ FAST rflY NEv:Ri&Sr car IS
'q nr"1n A. ani stat fof@ Sicepqr Dining smSEns
a ana S cS Afcs 2S'fSs| ia &
o6 y VI l" ek tS@ &%6 ST \ EoTs
Pullman sefPns ana i 2n'S nc 9Ts III io56 NJ St,
ss p; '3 eSs%s? Pullman Sleeping
oi "Si hnnc Gnls t. chicas and c'e@rd Arrives
u. y':"d VI ' 81 fafi a. f'I
S ,tl2d. 9nG n"S r' NJ nGaTapos lois P n
500 ~ VI FA}irIc s.sRos s, car
BALTIMORE Al rIsi Wa wAsHiNGToN AND TIE SOUTH
$ 70 . 1910 G.ui',d Dining car II T. " c 2,l0
nT;sn3 e1 az P'Tl pr: 90a nr BITING su G%F'e
SO 900 ," g. a.2o coprre:sansi Limited gil Pa,2T
ADD Dining cars. 40. DINING Carr. 900 r NJ
sssp r IT, ss1rve ramp, and Nevorlean. i2ij
nsh daily Sers to Aon,a and Jac 6r,S Halfway
hqf9 clps G ,p PnrE , GfT NORFOLK Vi,
Charles Route A. NJ weekdays and with Through
ATEkTTrc coSsT LiNr 900 A. NJ daily. ss:pe5s to
Tampa Jacksonville and Charleston. 900 p NJ. daily
FL HTiAXrIc ,crTy. 80 P NJ weekdays with
Fo- Long Eranh Asbur PARK oc-9n r?yC ~ Pint
T' IS woe. GS a. ~ san1 I2S AK nr'D srs p
stop A7ur' pax an 'lN"iN we "' ''''''i'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
I.vr-oqg. 30 70 $50. $3.50 tle Pnrn1 lsTnIIe9o
1910 II a n ~ 30 J. 2:lO. 3 $50. :. O. 80 D.
o =. NJ RIB nigh. sundags Express CD -, q
go 10 Limited 10 4. N. 4 420. . g. 74o y U
=. NJ. 1913 night 80 -, oc, ~,
80 As,,r House i34 Fact io5'h street and foot u
p.slr1ss.s ara Cortondt Streets Court street $50
I,l,on street Broadwar. AMI BROOKLYN Annex S'o-
"n foot q Fulton street. Brooklyn. station Jersey
IN Nev.York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ard check
',e t,pt9vGcT J. p WOOD.
Do tore~ol N,r1ee- General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
Ocean Steamers.
NoBTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S, co.

= - % - -
M0RTA GERMAN LLOYD S. S, CO.
xEw-YoRK souTHAMPTo%;, , nREMEN'
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. SEQ
I cabin $50 and upward II CABIN <1p AN ~
Hsve Tues June 2ii am EPr 'S@.; y H. a. ~
saaie Ss, Juiy = a. IN. Havel Tues July q I" m m
spree Tues. July 10. noon Al,i rnt JlN - = -"
MEDITERRANl.AN SERNI
NEW-YOHK- GIBRALTAR-GENoN- 10 N
Werrn July g. ! p m Vera. .H'p,, " mon
Fuldn July ci 10 n. m. Kaser.... sept ~ no ~
Aus H. noon Tnlia oC @e 90 10 10 a M M
cabin rates from sso upward
oEIRICHs 6 co. Bowling Green
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,rrr,,rv erpy1c, per TWIN SCREW EMPRESS IS
70 'ssiolu;1THAMPToH doNDoN AND PARIS and HAM
rol ts June 81 A. m Columbia July 10, a m m
Norrnannia July > : a ~ r. BsmarcN. .Ahg. y. u IN
+ Bismarck Tuly 10 81 p.r columbia Aug ~ a. IT.
Neutrality-suspicious. IINE. 81 RRoADM N a.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION coMrANY.s lines
From PIER u North Rive lot - Fpltoh-s''
AT1[5R1GMM lDGGlS
FOR SOUTH AMpTON.
Shortest nna mos, St, s ,enG~T ~ ia deay.
Close Connection A. southampton nor Havre AMI PARIS
~ special twn-screw channel sieamrrs' =, =, ~
.irne q. u m ~ York nv ~ M M
B[ED STAR L1Egl5
FOR ANTWERP. ,o -
r-ptrsr AVN Wclncairy. juno -. II 20 ?. m
my AND Wednesday. july 8. G.p a. M
iNTERNATIONAL NAvIG ALTON COMPANY.
BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

Citp pronrrin for Sale
nor sALE-Anybody Wishing nice tN We, 29s Fast
Immediately 70 MIS-. i'N'''-' 80 i'N
within reaS n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
EA-Ll RLM.ER NINs

CNlsA llu y lsIl Ss-.N5
t,,p ,,osro~ AND THE EAST. Steamers PILGRIM
and ~ kliAN In ,oum.sscn Leave pier y toid mum.
i@r North River foot " Murray ST.. week days and
sundays At J.3O i. VI, ,-. 49,. ,..... III .-av
,st,l viii h.. operated lr the summer. commencing
iTns Is when steamers VIII leave New-Nork az $50
,ni G30 f. ~ The PRISCILLA new. PURITAN
ii YMOI TIL ana PILGRIM viii be IN commission to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

NCIIOR LINi.
y UNITED STATE. MNri sTEA >,o r irpny
From per - y Il. - - We'' 2tih,,,'. ,
,-.-...... lam. 40. N.rff.-il.t a. , p IT'D
t-,,,.....a tirr1s-i1. Ii,' = =. N
cabin Psssaye. sf' ana inward Second |ahin ~"
s. nv = x Iue. IaD. ~ q. 90. sept : o. .l
s,loan Tas.age. SEQ md n,Mari 500, ''h' w.
CAMS ryr'.psiDN TIcTTTs IT REDUCED RNTh'.
a., '.lrs qrI .fi.r M rrIn'i ~ hp. iF -
yrTl.r.i,soN uHorIrHs N.0irg i'e"n y" f''N
(,OMPAGNIE GENERALE rnn>atlanuqu'.
rRENru lINE To iA'IE
Torn, Awe e,r,c.,i ......S ef jan. y f; 70 a m
"A nnf-IFDG$I i'i-"Ef .tt-,' o., 81,
"a NDRNNNNir. It.~.'. ..... shy .N.. M o., ~,
Alexandria. TEfI' t.i lLfl' Ip N'''' ~
rf..- -l riIve SIG
- FOUGHT. General Agent -. 2 ID wing '"'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
Oriental and Manhattan Hotels.
ROckaWay Beach.

Trains leave LoNG ISLAND CITY CO 30 elo
,o61 n 90 4 NJ i.Oi 2o5 3.lo 4 - 80 % eco
90, /, Il. lOp N.lr.-Iat nights fnf.I sim j."
900 1890 1870 A. NJ. 100 200. 3Oo i2o. go. C"'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

AXE Completely furnished cottage 70 70 IN :y
| snsn.ry healthfuness, boating unsurpasseo' fNEp
ERIC CONDIT. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

.,-u. INCOME BONDS FOR THE ASSESSMENT
srcoxp MORTGAGE BONDS TO BE USED
FOR IMPROVEMENTS. ETC.-THE SCHEME
AppRoEED BY TIE FOREIGN BOND
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-04-12

of foot-sore comrades struggling along
in every stage OF exhaustion; too tired,
in fact, 70 indulge in the usual gibes
with which the infantry were wont to
regalc the ears of eavalryman when
riding by them.
Finally young infantry soldier, a
mere boy, who was disconsolately sit
ting on the roadside, as | was passing
him, ventured timidly To address me:
"Oh, parll you've got such a lot of
nice meat there; won't you please let
me have just little slice off one of
those hams2 I wouldn't ask you, but
indeed haven't had but just two hard
tack since we began the retreat, an /
ate tho last of them yesterday. and I'm
just starving.
looked at him His face was more
eloquent than his words; his lips trem.
bling with emotions he vainly strove to
hide.
$50 you would like just little slice?"
said l. .'Well, pard, you can't have a
little slice; but there" and detached
ham and handed it 10 him Just you
take this ham and slice it to suit your
self, and divide it with any of your com
rades who are as hungry as you are;
and don t you ever think the cavalry
boys are all hogs after this
never saw more joy displayed on a
human face. He grasped the ham, as
if he feared it might escape him, and
said:
"Pard, do you mean that can have
1t all?" Then, as nodded: May God
Almighty bless you, pardi If ever l
hear anyone say word against the
cavalry again I'll stand up for them for
what you have done for me was
just played out, but I'm all right now. /"
And his knife was out and he was cut
ting and eating raw ham as babe him
good-by and rode on.
have never forgotten the incident.
and if this falls under the eyes o. that
comrade | shall be more than pleased
to hear from him was boy then,
and am in the SOS now.
A few days later Kirby Smith caught
up with us at Jenkins Perry, on the
Saline river, and while he ontnumbered
us three 70 one. we beat him back and
crossed the river, to safely reach Little
Rock. though 10 the fight we lost about
one Thousand five hundred killed and
wounded -. r. Martin, in National
| Tribune
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-04-12

AMONG the treasured relics Of an ex-
confederate now living In o border
state is half of a red morocco Bible.
When be and companion in arms
were hungry and very solemn on the
retreat after the fall of Petersburg,
they shared equally small quantity of
parched corn, their only food, and tore
the Bible in twain, 50 that each might
have o part Both lived TO eat better
fare and TO OWE whole Bibles
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-04-12
WAR "REMINISCENCES.
GETTYSBURG.

The Night Before the Rattle.
The sun has set behind yon western hill
The scattering clouds are fringed with scarlet
hce,
The evening air seems laden with a chill
OF something more than early evening dew.
Far liz the distance, on the turnpike gray
A moving army winds around the hill,
And up the valley comes the dreed array
OF marching columns, solemn, slow and still
Out on the hills the white tents TO the right
Like speesers look in evening twilight gray.
AS halting columns biVonae for the night
In sullen silence, waiting for the fray.
Beyond the tents the fields Of waving grain
Are ready for the reaper's busy hand;
But oh, the bloody harvest Of the slain
That waits the specter reapers stern com
maud.
Far Ger He mountain ecboing through the
wales,
boom Of cannon vibrates through the air
That signals hope, and right shall yet prevail
Though great the carnage In this valley faiE
The twilight deepens; darkness like pail
Envelops village. hill and warrior gray.
The day has closed, and silence over all:
The calm before the storm Of coming day.
-. s. Drake in National Tribune