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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1896-02-01
FEEDING SWINE.
The Best Food and the Best Methods OF
Serving It.

The Best Food and the Best Methods OF
Serving 1t.
1. What do you consider the best food
for an in-pig sow?
In the summer, grass, lucerne (alfal-
ia J, tares or clover, with a few beans
or peas, until she is within about a
week of farrowing, when randan or
sharps and bran should be substituted.
2. What is the best food for the boar?
In summer, 1ucerne, clover or tares,
and in the winter half of the year,
roots, with few beans, peas or mixed
meal added, according to the amount of
work required of him.
8. What do you consider the best food
for the SOW and litter?
Until the little pigs are three or four
weeks old, like to feed the sow on
about one-fourth bran and three
fourths sharps, or randan; after that
time, If the pigs will stand it without
securing, some mixed wheat, barley
and pea meal may be added.
A. What food do you prefer on which
to wean the litter?
Continue the above and d little whole
wheat, with skim or separated milk.
S. What do you consider the best
food for pigs from ten to twenty weeks
old?
A continuance Of the above, with a
gradual increase of the meal, until the
pigs are four months old, when the
food may consist of nearly all meal. In
the winter time a few cut roots or
steamed potatoes are good; and in the
summer lucerne or other green food
will be appreciated by and prove of
benefit to the pigs.
8. What do you consider the best food
for fattening pigs?
Barley meal is the best single food,
but pr efer mixture of meals, com
posed of barley, wheat, peas and a
small proportion of maize, coeoanut-
meal, palmnut meal, riee-meal and
even ground linseed.
Z. Do you like, as pig-food, beans,
peas, wheat and barley and in what
order, and whether whole or ground?
I prefer them ground and in the re-
verse order to that given. do not re-
member of ever holding the opposite
opinion, as given in the Book of the
Pig
s. What is your opinion on cooked
food?
Ny present opinion is exactly as it
was Is years since-that cooking meal
and roots Except potatoes) for pigs is
a waste of fuel and labor.
8. What is your opinion of mangels,
turnips and potatoes as pig foods?
/ continue to use a large quantity OF
mangels, turnips and kohl rabe, butmy
herd of pigs is SO large that am un-
able to cook enough potatoes for them.
For small quantities of pigs, steamed
potatoes are both good and proftable
food.-Swine Breeders Journal.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1896-02-01
.MlcHlaAN.s FUNNY EDITOR.
He Takes Very Original Views of the Hnn-
dsum Topics Of LittIa Town.

He Takes very0riginal Views of the HUM
dsura Topics OF a LtttLa Town.
Artelnus Ward, Petroleum ". Easby,
Mark Twain, j Josh Billings and the Dam
bury News man first attracted atten-
tion by contributions to inconspicuous
newspapers. A budding genius is just
now conducting the Monroe (Mich.(
Democrat Here are few local para
graphs culled from the issue of Octo-i
Der 10: s8 yXR
Frank Drake, of Dundee. has sore
hand. He stroked the fur of a buzz
saw the wrong way.
The dough me soul' class of
Whiteford Center will soon renew the
musical conflict under the tutorship of
G. Waffle.
A successful series Of South Rockford
ice cream and dyspepsia socials for the
season has closed, and proved profitable
and pleasing
Chicken thieves and chicken pox are
transaeting business at Petersburg.
The former has weeded out the fat pull
lets. and the latter sent several primary
grade chicks home to roost awhile.
Without rejecting on any of his
neighbors within mile of him, Henry
Fox, of Steiner, has removed his s4corn
cribe and wagon shed from a remote
point to one within shotgun distance
of his residence.
Mr.. r. Lalnlsin, of London, has
thrashed this season over 100 bushels
of buckwheat 'FRONT.' four acres Of ground.
Frost and failure have not worked tor
gether on his crop. A single stalk, In
one Instance, yielded s,434 lSernelss IT.
Mr.. La1nkin were not a man of known
truth and popularity, we would say
he would be the right man to swear
to the circulation of the Detroit after
noon dailies.
Mr.. Wallace, of West Dundee, may
think he did a nice trick the other day,
but there are two other men who will
not agree with him. Mr.. Wallace saw
the said two other men busy gather
ing his walnl1ts, and laid in ambush
while they gayly shook the fruit from
the burdened branches and heaped them
in a pile, singing a merry harvest hymn.
Then he coarse1y intruded his presence
and with much suddenness they took
to fight, and the unfeeling Wallace
measured up, with baskets they left,
Ia bushels of nice fruit, which he car
ried home. me.-Printing Ink.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1896-02-01

If the republicans of the house
had passed measure scaling down the
extravagant expenditures of the gov
ernment ten per cent. instead of in
;creasing the taxation of the people so
per cent. and Is per cent. they would
have done a commendable act. Putting
$4o,oOo,ooo additional taxation upon
the people will not be as popular nor
as righteous method of making ssboth
ends meet as would the reduction of
outlay. The government has abund-
ant revenues. The taxes of the people
are too great instead of too little. The
trouble is that too much money is be-
ing spent. - Illinois State Register
(Rep.).
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1896-02-01

Iii may be that Speaker Reed
made up his committees with the
ayowed purpose Of showing the country
that there is nothing too good for the
state of Maine. CThieago Times Herald.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1896-02-01

was no trouble in the matter Of the rev.
enue. The ways and means COMMITTEES,
however, under the direction ~of the
speaker, proposes tariff bill which
they know cannot become a law and q
bond bill which is not essentially differ
ent from the law under which bonds are
now issued. The silver men in the SEN
ate, without regard to party, are able
to defeat any measure that has bond
provision in it, and they will.
What is to come out of all this? Who
can discover prospect of a result ?
What's the use Of trifing with PROPOSE
tions that have no significance in them !?
It may be of the greatest Importance to
express principle through the legisla-
tive machinery, even IL that principle
cannot at the time become law. The
republican party In the campaign of this
year, denounce the democratic tariff
in bitter terms, and insisted that repub-
lican legislation on that subject was the
only safe refuge for the country. They
are now in Overwhelming possession of
the house, and It is their duty to pass a
tariff bill on the high protection lines
they have advocated. It is their part
to do this as matter of party faith and
principle. This popgun tariff PROPOSE
tion-this makeshift to avoid the issue
made in the presidents message lis not
a redemption of the promises implied
In the campaign. It Is mere straddling
and spraWling about, and an offense to
public intelligence. Cincinnati En-
quirer.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
NOTWITHSTANDING for the removal OF tn,

NOTICE Estimates for the removal OF the
~ pier and nppur,enances AT the foot of West I2,h
sree, Nor,h River contract No. 80 Will
ccred by the Department - Docks until II o'clock
October 30 1896 For full particulars The city
pcco,d" Copies for sale ~ ~" CITY Hall
~ OTICE.-Estmate for the removal Of the
~ piers foo, Jane and Iiorno Streets. North River
under contract No SOL will he received by the Department
~ nclock noon November ID. 1890. For
fu nartculars The city Record Copies for sale
sf No . City Hall
~ OTICE.-Th6 Department Of Docks will sell
~ Mt nubic auction premises. October 2s. 1890
NJ 70 o'clock noon Woodrow I~wir auctioneers.
norhoastrlv corner of West 1th Street
ona 18th Avenue For full particulars, the CITY
pecord Copies sale at No. . city Hall.
A DvFRTIsEMENr rs and suhscIiatlors for The Trib-
~ a their Uptown Ofice No. i2t2 Broad
Vy,v north until o'clock y ID
the following branch offices
until O'Clock y. viz: .5t sth-
ave cor 23l- 49, Gth-aNe cor 12h-st.; Macy's
ch-ave and It2 Columbus ave West GIth-
9Th ~ East t4th-st %
West 4ois 1ih and Sth aves: jb East 9Th
e .3s ~ ave-. 10Th and 18th I.02G I'd
ave near LOS istave.. near s?th-s go 3d
ave near iist st. 5jt 81 ave 2lo Bleecker ST 325
r,eocker dave 2+o East 18th st: 1921 Id
ave 81 05 Amsterdam ave: to2 West 40 st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS 'GS n1s & sSsss ocass, i1d e ;sa SSand Streets
P 1880 EAfF c
sn ca1 k s,sspns 2pDs
a: NJ Sn:"H'i n" ou. a:''s'f@i n 'S
sS sleeping ala bni:s car. s. Louis. L9ai;yI. aasst
Ghisaso Arrive G,nenHa' - 10 A. NJ ST. LOUIS 80
y Sas s1a PH'ss =, =
s. sSS4wNs4fHS S:f afy fHyxrnrss~sr..pns and
ain"a COS p M i indanapc1s "p ioi; NJ St Louis
500 F&eFG sle;P,n: ca,
and rS,! asIyGToy iiissi TasFdsy syp THE SOURI, ~
-" @ % 4D"nH n rs?I rsror pans
ss"sss "ss s9S 5 @ OSPs z Ga a. M @ 7 H'sn'
q pnaF raSI Cars ana p!ps H. r sI5 e nes t' dining .'
sc'TMfRN RILwXyE4so H. daily Sleeper, ss% ,S, I.
Spring ,2l' night daily seepers to Birmnsha" and
AIANT "ossT sad MaSon 900 faE sa
cIIEsArEAKE e. OHIO RAILWAY. Express $50 p NJ
ro1 % rcni cs%r Hqs ann %na Ho 3oH a CAP.
Route; 4; NJ week-days and with Through Sleeper
Atlantic tCiiy. 100 p. NJ weekdays. Through Rufe'
Eor cape Nav. l,O p. NJ week-days 80, ,o,,,
FG5 nE AbrE rars ocsan GsoGs oG o aHS
week davs. suninyi stop st In'eriaken FOR Asoury
r''N'. ''' ! Toa X EEHHI,ss.DSrIrur.. EHI
go 7so $50 90 90 Pcnna I'm.,"' 10 10 onnIns sDn
?s csT? s Il banA a N asr = 6nsa 51G csr =;
% i !, ns, h. :"hrss ns 's dar 80 20 p a 6ns
Dining Carr Dining cnr). 745. 3. p NJ. i-''
Tickle, omces Nos .aa ou lles ia2a IL and :Sd HSl
cor,IanG S,cr cur street, SEQ fulton os
Broadway and Brookyn Annex s,son loot Ss 90 YORK
ransfor company vii ca Tor and check baggage from
hotel; ana Ie,lc.ces through to aestir't,,n WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
HIGHER RATES NAVE TO BE ram.
MORE INSURANCE TO BE REQUIRED FROM oC
CUPANTS OF BUILDINGS ~ WHICH
ARE PAINT SHOPS.

Property-owrers and occupants OF any s'ruc'uI'S
in this city In which paint shops or stores lot
paints and oils kept have just learned tha'
they have 10 pay from two 10 thre" times me
former amount Of insurance on personal property
IN any part Of such buildings Those VINO nave
been somewhat surprised over this development'
especially where this species of shop or Store mas
been a part Of the premises for years. have been
looking into the cause Of II. Where. Tor instance
they have been paying so year for an insurance
upon their furniture jewelry, works Of art, brlc-
a-brac etc, IN an apartment-house in which a
paint shop occupies part OF the ground hoor'
they have been astonshed at getting notice from
their insurance broker than the annual tariff
would he t25 to $50 year.
Inquiry Saturday at the office OF the Fire
Underwriters Tariff Association. in the Mutual
Life Building resulted in the Information being
given that the association fixed the new tariff on
October H. 1885, that those who. on making
npplicaton for renewals Of their insurance upon
personal property in such buldings-and VINO took
out their last policy before October l5 lN5-now
receive notice of the increase of rates IL was
explained at the rooms of the Tariff Association
that heavy losses from fires due 10 the asy
ignition of paints and oils led the association to
fix the higher rates
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
1)nbli( Notice..
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
l~.'S
To CONTRACTORS.
FsHs.FaLEa - =


PROPOSALS
For Changes and Ai1.ilprni work for PIhhc Eulfirg
10 h~ Erected Cro'ona Park. r~ar Thri Atenu"
in tho Tw~rtv- fourth W1rd - 'he CIV ~ Ne" YORK
pirs-lut tu Chapter "a. Laws ~ 1926
SEALED ESTIMATES f0r the ai-te work. indorsHa
with ,hr above i'ir also with ~ ~" fer~'n
or persons making she and 'he daie - pf's"ti
K.ms sos II aui u Finance Department stewart Build
Ing No I.foa say. in the 'ity - NJ" Work un'
- o. clock IN THURSDAY. November 9Th svG AZ which
r,sce and hour bids wiz h' pIh6y opened nN nrh ~
,f..ence u he Csmui~snuers - the sinking Fund ari
- fhr fnrfrtrf. n awarded. VII ts
ma de 70 the bidder. with ai"qua" surety. ~ soon
thereafter practicable The person or p"pnS o. whom
=, the ono Department ~ luhc Norhs with ti-
r.,l.a offered him them. and execute The contract
within five da,s he dat" - ~" s"fiic" = Notice
90 %, .r..,. and 30 ,isc q failure regl"-' - 30
h. or ih.y Will considered having abandoned N and
a.. In .fsuif 'uHraior. and it-InupDh The wnrN
.b.u A.. r.,dvsgsed and frle'. and Unti nc
"a, be accepted aLI .N~cY'4d TO-" "Dfk .. conn~no"
a., slh line ~ tne Commission'r - Public Works may
designate" D.. 49,. =, a.. ..,.,. ,.....,
, an, hl or estimate. - bid wlN b. accepted FROM
,bo g r,.fa,iUn ui,n Irt' c.nrsc ~ who i' &"
,,ult.r .s surety otherwise. un ani obligation -
r,. .r,ire wofa VII o." oouplet"l within NINETY
after W"fh hh- been -,
4, ,n. ,,fnras- ln.r - PulitD NnrAs ... .
rh. amount 81 security required lt len lli'' SAND
ppILAi.S ,...t.. ,,,o,u...,., Al,
ir.d also th~ - aer~'m"r' in'udlns he sp'r-
.,,s f,r tte work can obtained ~ ~" u'ir~ =
-. r,ntro l~f so. 80 lfos iNa,
lifiIfuaf. 'ify l.'i''ii
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

StnfiOns foot Of COrtl ndt and DcshrOsscs ss;
$40 4. VI. daIlv SUNDAYS. 200 \. NJ, Tor MA''h
CHUNK and lnterm-lla'e satiens. -. ,oc,,rc
s,13 A. VI. daily Tor ITUAcA GENFv Va RoCHGS; ,.,nS
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS StsPENSi,oN
BRIDGE and the West and pa! local points dining
car to Suspension Bridge Pullman Nestibnie sleeper !"
II 900 A. ". daily .sc.p. sunday. for MArcH
inr and Harrisburg.
1",O0 noon darr SUNDAY.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS
arrive. Buffalo 10 p NJ Through 30 Rochester Pull
man Ncstibuled Day Coaches AMI Parlor-car. Dining
Car service. Meals a Ia carte
IIiO J.. W. daily except Sunday. for Easton ana IN
so =. VI. daily. .xcep, sunday FOR l.. 4 y. Junct.
stopping only principal Intermediate stations Chair
cars 10 Wlkesharrr.
3,yO y. VI. (Sundavs oniy) for Mauch Chunk and
H.zlet"1.. and all intermediate stations. -
ttIo j.. ". daiv. -Nc"r sunday for ]. B JUNG
TON and prcral Intermediate" stations Pullman buNet
parlorclr 70 Wikesb1rTe connecting for Po'ts,ille.
BIB y. W. daily. FOR Easton and intermediate stations
tfai'-car to EaStln.
G:IO T.. VI d,iIy. for BrFFAIo NIAGARA FALLS
and all points Pullman sleeper VratbueI TIA n
y y y Chicago. sleeper Buffalo and Torotto Con-
neotlons for i!"aiing and Harrisburg.
O0O ~ ". daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCIIES-
TER. Il'FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. AMI all point,
Wes, ,ninan Sleeper 70 Chicago and RuNao Chair
1I,'c =. VI. daily. e.cep, sunday Tor EAsToN and
Add onsl Local train. daily except Sunday BOUND
ER.n'k and in'ernei ate n0n's leave follows 900
A-M; 2.3o y n; 20 = ard 6:3o r "
Ii,ksIls and Pullman accommodating g. 27i. 20 9H
md 323 Roadway. II Ess, ltih s. 10 fas; i25th ST.
i27 Row~ry y V. sfo Fulton 81. Court So, as B-oad
way. ard 'ro1ilvn Annex Rrooklyn
Ne~-fo'k Transfer Corrany viii call FOR pni check
harrar" from hoel -e'iderce through to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26

this country not only 10 raise their prices. but TO
increase their output by reason OF the great cmeuh
10 imports. There is practically no manuiac,@u,ms @
in Mexico except Of the simpler and cheaper loIIns
of articles of necessity. such rs plain cotton anu
wooen goods. iron goods of simple character. soap;
-four etc. Very likely the high rate of eNrh,'hE,, u
II shall continue. will lead 10 some further deVeop-
ment Of manufacturing, but the marker i 'o1 re-
strjcted 10 warrant anv considerable increase Less
than 10 per cent Of these people abb" 10 my any
thing hey Ond the bare necesSaries OF n1" -" 'hdt
ne consumpiion OF goods other than necessarleS Is
small to Justify the establishment OF Nfleu
manufactures.
! have given YOU n very bare sketch OF inc con-
dlon Of labor In Mexico but it may sufhce TO snow
you that between the prosperity OF the Ninetic1Il
workman and the prosperity OF the McNlcdi,
workman there exists a gulf which, let us hol" VII
continue TO be impossible. Let us nope tna' ili'
American aborcr will sink 10 the Level OF MS
ncighbor in the south.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN u. H.
StnttOus In trwtOrk. foot of bnrs.tuy nud
christopher streets.

Direct route {. NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONrCIAIE
TIE ORANGES summit. Bunardsv lie Bask n Z
rlg~ Madison MotristONn Fhs-alc Paterson. B1on'
ton. Dover. 'tanhlpe. NEWTON BrDD'S LAKE.
LAKE IiOPATCDNG ila-k-tis'own scHOOf.i:Y'S
MOUNTAIN. Washington PHILLIPS Itl tl;. EAsrON
WATER GAP SIROi DSnl RG rocono Mountains
SCRANTON; i'ITTSToN WiINEsBAERi:. NhNTI.
re. BINGiAMToN; OXFORD NnKWICIT Water.
sYRACrSE OSWf:GO ITHACA ON zoo T., WIWa III,
CORNING. BATH, DANSNfIL.E Hf'rfAr0 am ~
poinis WEST. NORTHWEST AND Southwest '
sOp 4 M.-HGNGIAMToN MAIL. stops az prineipal
stations. '
1000 A M.-,Cafe can, BtFFALO SCRANTON HING
HAMTON UTICA RICIItIEi.D SPRINGS sypI
Ct'SE and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman p,r,n-
Car. cann"ctins at. iiunao with for chic ,ro
and points west .
and Ef.NfiiA ENPWESS. Pullman Parlo. cars "
600 i. NJ SCRANTON. WifKESBNRRE and piyN
OTTI EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet P,rIor car " "
.3O T. VI G)a'lv, Buffalo V"stibu.ed Limited F,nre..
Tor SCRANTON. uNGH ANTON EIMIRA mr.
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Csr. Competing =,
TuTalo with Trains 10 'hicagp points wsst a.
$50 r. VI. n,aii>b-EiFFATO, SCRANTON RINGiIAM.
TON ITHACA. UTICA. Y","''SE ami OsWFCo
EXPRESS. Pullman I'unet Sleepcrs. ~
TICKETS AND piTLM'N ACCOMMODATIONS n,
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited liz Rroadwav ia
Park Place -? broadway Tickets ferry ci.
broadway. III 4thave. cor i"th-s: =, We-, Io5,h q.
25 Columbus ave-. New-Yotk 33s nni 72G Fulton st. and
100 H"oadvav. p'ootlyn. Timetables giving fun inror.
mafion ail stations $1,000
wreTCorT EvpRrss COMPANY WI call FOR an,
choc i7r-a~- . fo'" --,t''rr- ~ i~sti~a,o, ~
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26

EIPREME COZ Rl In the mattcr OF The ap-
- ptc,tl,a - E.ari of Fire Commissioner. Of,
,h. \.y York. behalf u The Mayor
', ,.,,n,,lfy ~ ne Guy e New Yorl ~ iie c,r.e
=, M 'rnr,lon 90; said ciN. relative o acquiring fl,'~
,,,,, lands on the south r.v side = EAST rWEG tTu
-rptt.T between University plic" and nm. a. ..ra
- , Ward ~ snla CIV duiy 80 ec'.d bv sal,
a. az. ,s a site for buildings for the q th- r,e
Denar,nont said CITY un1"r nni in pnsuance the
ve the undersigned Commissioners = Appraisal In IA,
ahove entitled matter. appointed pursuant pro
s,ons Of chaper I5i of 'he Laws u 1894 give
,nce 20 the ~ owr-t lefs"" ~ ~ss~~s lart,
i no,.,,s r.speciyely entitled Interested In a..
f.nas ,en4urn,s heri1iam"n's ani premises iif'e To-
cough. % hc acquire! ~ ths proceeding
Il" Ti,, We have completed es'ima = tho ,ss
,,,.,c - the irsprrtr" oun"rs lessrcs pir,i.s ,J
,,s ding or having interest therein nni h,y.
, ,,,e repor' transcript = such estimate In bs
20 "a -, tho BOARD 4 Fir~ C"Tmissinrer, ~ "a. ,ttv nj,
~,r vrk there rcrdn for nnd during the space o,
sccona -Tta, all parties nersons whose rights may he
ss,rc ar anV part thereof. NAV Within ten da,s an,
,bn FIST publication - This notice. October i7th soc
nlc their objections 10 such estimate" IN writing us
a, or ofpo. Room 80 lGs me eighth floor ~ n, %
It,c,dvav provided by section 1 ~ chan
Tor ia 81 the Of ssS amended bv chapter ~
,ro I've ~ Ie.N which SAID acts by ch,n,., t,i
said commissioners. viii hear
a. nbe ting ~ said oNce. the ?Gh ~ October
isnc 'he afternoon. such
scnu.nt days ~ mas b. found necessary.
Third-That oui report lcren WI ne presented tn.
SUPREME court u the state of New TX. n Special
rur, house in the Cy ~ New York on the 18Th day ~
vorc,nbe- 1896 hr opening - the Court dav
and that then there soon thereafter counsel
can be heard thereon. motoh VIII be made that tho
Dated New York. October ION. 1896
LoHX u; Lo,rMsX INK commissioner. =" LAWRENCE
FRANK D. ARTHUR. Clerk
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
ERIE RAILROAD

lhiOuyh Irslns leave New-fofk io0t Of IhAlDs o-si.
as foows and nve minutes earlier from West
Onn \. M.-\es,ipuled Expess Daily for Waveriy.
C'OV Binshamon. EIniIA runalo Bradford, James
town. Mead,llle and tho West: Arrive buTaie
15O p 81 Parlor Buffalo.
OnA y. M.-vestibuied Limited fast mail Daily. solid
SOO trsn for Chicago Via ChautadQuS Lake. arrives
Cleveland 7:<0 A. NJ. Chicago y. NJ sleepers
TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
>.2O =. M;-Bunaio and Cleveland v.subued En-
ford 7.is T. n. jsmestown SIS A. NJ. cieve-
land ii6 p. N. sieepers TO Iiusfalo and Cieve-
land making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago
OK =. M.-Ha chautauqu1 Lake and Niagara Falls
o'4C Daily Solid train TO Chicago. sleepers TO Bus
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
rIICKETs L0SAI. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
i:7 i@wecy: IsS East issih snd e we.. i2ssh-:s;,
Chambers and West 23tsf, ferries New-York: 333 and
72e Ful'ons i0e broadway. BROOKLYN; Hudson Ct
ioboken .nd Jersey city station westcot Express cali:
for and checks bssgass from hotels and residences s
AsstinAtion.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
WEST SHORE

Trains leave ". i2l 81, station y. " as follows an,
II, m from foot Franklin 'A
:,,:.O A VI. Daily. Local To Buffalo.
O:I5 a. II Daiiy ;or Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roch.s
,cr Iunalo Niagara Fails Toledo. Cleveland thicagn
~ 80 4 VI. Daily. except Sunday to CatskiI Nam
t,ns New -Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewa.t,
Albany rnca. sara.o taidweh. Lake George. Pariof
cars 10 Saratoga and Paliz
a, 40 y M Daily %. Albany Montreal Utica svracu.s
dorchester. Buraio. Niagara Falls. Toronto, Dstrol,
treye. and, Chicago and ST. Louis
.i5 +. ". Daily. except Sunday. for Utica Syracuse
Vocheser and Run TO-
S,iS p 81 Daily fr Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Rurao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland chi.
cago and 81. Lods
Tim tabes principal hotels and Offices.
G. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt New York
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WA-IIfNHTAN

WASHINGTON
For philadelphia week daSs. 30. 500 SIS 800
1000 ~ 20 Dining tar 4. NJ. 80 2uO z 10 GD
.b1r,t rrl.I .an. 20 100 Dining caD. GOO 80
200 J.. NJ. II - night SUNDAYS 20 10 II 70
,pa.ng az " 900. 4:o-'. 500 Dining C,ri coo
FER Baltimore and Washington week days 40 sis
1000 ~ 20 dining ''nrl A NJ go $50 500 fpnfnx
can. 500 T. VI. i?:ls might SUNDAYS 81 iu.pD II no
Dining c,u \. M. :"o 500 Dining carr. 600 y NJ
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Tickets parlor procured a. 100, o,
Iihert, - III i'c .G ti3. ?H iitO 3a3 RroaIwav
~ f'h ~. ~ Fast IAN s.. 1872 East
West i2ih -. 81 Columbus ~. New York Cou-,
Gf 500 "uli1n 81. Hr'rkvn. 9S Rrosiwny Williams.
burg ~" Now YORK Transfer Company viii call ror and
check ifgR from hotels reslienr.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

leave Nev-York. foot q Liberty ST.. daily
CHICAGO. l.. NJ. and l2l5 night
PITTsBI'RG. $50 ex sun. Sun. i?io night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a m: 6p m
iip g m. pinns Car,. 2 $50 Dining Car, ,D;n. ,,S
Carl m. - Is night Sunday. 10 Dining Carp II 30
a. m Dining Carr. Dining Car,. dining Carr. p.
m 1915 night
NORFOLK. II. 80 a. m. daily
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper p m: daily
All trains are illuminated with pintsch Light . .
Ofices. Ii3 i72. POI as. 1.l+o Bway. 81 T. lGh s..
1917 fowery y 800 344 Fulton St.. Brooklyn: station
100, Of Liberty ST C. r. r. NJ y. 7. Baggage checked
from hotel Q residence to destination