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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
DEER HUNTERS DISAPPOINTED.
Thousands of Sportsmen Fooled by the
Law of 1888.

The decision that the game law y
1gq5 IL invalid and the law OF 1879 =
still in force brings JOY to some hun
tiers and gloom to others. ne ian
of 1898 was looser as far as uueN
shooting was concerned ana su''ile
was common way Of getting Dis
bags OF canvas backs. Many ~ ~
are getting sneak boats ready anu -
spend the next two weeks on the Wa'es'
Deer hunters, however, get no V IA
fort this year. Quite nuInpei - san
expected to go to the woods Nosenlpet
/, this being the opening OF the se''sos.
under the 1895 law. The 1879 ="
which has supplanted Il provides ',a'
it shall be unlawful to Kill aeei
tween November /, and the sucoesu1aa
first day OF October of each year, niaA-
ing October the open season. SIN.
days of good hunting have thus ps 7aa
lost. II ID estimated that over 49,
snortsmen in Ohio Indiana ana iiliiio.s
we're preparing to hunt deer ~ holsa i,
ern Wisconsin this fall, who VIII ~"
be unable to carry out their plans &.
Under the 1898 law the seasons =.
various kinds of game are as foiioWs.
Deer. October / to November Dr.. ~
and goose. September / to May mn.
October to May /; partridge sFo'se
and prairie chicken, September u
December j; marten and otter No's,
her to May /: woodcock, snlpe ~
YER September i to December -
bits october / TO November 1 W.
duck mallard and teal, Septemosf
December /; other kinds Of duck ~
tember / to May |. The trou1 s IL
ends September ! and pass an
season January /.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
TWO SUSPECTS REACH AMERICA
European Officers Put Them Aboard a
Vessel Bound for New York,

New York, Oct. 17.-Among the
second class cabin passengers who ar
rived on the steamship Werkendam
yesterday from Rotterdam, were two
men whose names were not on the pub.
Listed list of passengers Their tick
cts bore the names of John Williams
and Henry Smith, but the men them
selves were John f. Kearney and
Thomas Haines respectively. kearney
and Haines We're arrested September
10 in Rotterdam for having dynamite
bombs in their possession and beng
concerned in a conspiracy against the
lives of the car of Russia and the
queen of England They say the ex-
plosives were placed under their oed
after they were arrested, as Scotland
yard detectives won't stop at any
thing in order to make case against
an Irishman whenever they ina y
necessary They say they knew
nothing of what was being done ID
their case till suddenly the officers e
leased them and put them aboard
vessel at the prisoners expense
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
THE BENGAIIs

What are known as Bengal regi-
ments are not made up of Bengalis,
There Is probably not single Bengal
in the whole army, for the Bengal is
not ia any sense fighting animal,
The Rengalis are beyond question the
most intelligent 81 All the native races
az India, and make the best editors Of
papers. talking politicians. clerks, and
statesmen. but they are not soldiers.
The Bengal is the native of India most
frequently found in London. walking
the hospitals, or studying law in the
Inns of Court, or at Oxford and Cam
bridge preparing for .. A. degree;
and consequently he Is regarded too
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22

frequently as the truest type of the
Gat.yc Of Iadia. But he in no way
represents the vast empire of India
The whole presidency Of Bengal has a
population Of about seventy millions,
but only one-half Of this number con-
sists Of Bengalis. The great fighting
races of India are the Mahrattas, in the
presidency Of Bombay; the Goorkhas,
from the native state OF Nepaul; the
Sikhs, in the province of Punjab; and
the Afghans, on the northwest frontier.
1t should be observed that the Afghans
iE India are usually called Pathans, and
those in Afghanistan by the national
title of Afghaas. d. c. Macdonald in
Lippincott's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22

Chicago, Oct. IA Washington
dispatch says: If Spain does not epd
the war in Cuba within three months
the insurgents will receive from ths
United States virtual recognition az
their independence. The presjden,
does not expect the war will end dur.
ing the present year, and is fully con.
yinced that the grave duty will de.
yolye upon him Of taking vigorous
stand in the matter. a high Official OF
the administration said last night that
action by the president may be looked
for by the first of the year"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
RAM BUSCH'S RA3cALITY.
STEALINGS WILL REACH THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND.
Sheriff Binte Places Them at Much
Higher Figure-Fugitiye's Where
abouts Still Unknown.

Milwaukee, Oct. IL .--Advices from
Juneau say that the amount Of steal
ings by w. r. Ram5usch, the fugi-
tive banker, keeps growing and it is
now estimated that the total will
reach 100000. Sheriff Binte places
the figures at half a million. Moth
ing has been heard from Rambusch
since the letter to his wife. 1t is be-
lieved that he is on the ocean bound
for Norway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
PoMPoUs WILHELM.

The visiting cards of the German en-
peror, who, in his smallest as we'll as
in his greatest acts, is second to none.
are just four times as big as those of
anybody else; proving no doubt that he
is four times as mighty and four times
as important.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
SAFE PASSAGE ASSURED.
Some Armenian Women and Children
May Come to This Country

Washington, Oct. 17,-Secretary
olney is in receipt of dispatch from
the United States Minister at Constan-
tinople to the effeet that he has at last
obtained Geographic orders from the
Turkish government to permit the de-
parture for the United States with
safe conduct to the sea ports of all
native Armenian women and children
whose husbands and fathers are in the
United States of America.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22

The Wagner museum, at Eisenachi
which will soon open to the public, con-
tains a complete collection of all Wag-
merriam literature, amounting TO an
enormous number CT works of all sorts,
and all the masters work in score
among them some precious autographs
the arrangements for the piano and
his writings on music.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
NOT VERY ENCOURAGING.

How is Beasley succeeding with his
bureau for securing publishers for
poets2'
Not very well, fancy He told me
he guessed he'd have to warm his Of
flee this winter with poems Of pas
sion. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
PREFERS DEATH TO PRISON.
An Erring Young Man at Appleton
Blows His Brains Out.

Appleton, Wis, Oct. 17.-Almond
Hutchinson, aged 20, who when pur
sued by officers for stealing bicycles
from dealers at Menasha and Oshkosh
blew his brains out at the home OF
his widowed mother just as the officers
forced their way into the house
to arrest him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22

Paper tiles which are now made
are supposed TO have numerous adVan-
tages over those Of the ordinary type.
They are lighter. harder and also I'M
peryious to damp Added to this, they
are nonconducting u heat and SOUND,
while the new material Is said 70 DC
exceedingly good to look upon,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
--s- -
MADE A BAD SITTER. "
Trouble of Artists With the Princess of
Wales in Her Youth.

When the Princess Of Wales was a
young bride she was constantly in re-
quest for sittings to portrait painters,
scuptors and photographers. She was
not, however, good sitter" ann ased
to pout when compelled to endure the
tedlousness of sitting in a studio. Mr..
Firth, the painter, was engaged to paint
picture of the prince and princess,
and he gives q pleasant glimpse of his
tibulations with the Princess Alexan-
dria.
The princess, says Mr.. Firth, was
very beautiful, as all the world knows.
/ She graciously consented to come to
my house, and to afford me every assisT
ance in the way of sittings for my
picture.
The princess, says Mr. Firth, was
her kindness Of heart. Oh, how that
heart would have ached if the owner
had realized the aching Of mine when
/, too soon, discovered that the illus
tricus young lady did not know that
keeping her race In one position for a
few minutes even was necessary TO en-
able an artist TO catch a resemblance Of
it,
The first sitting, can | ever forget? |
did not dare to complain till two or
tree fruitless attempts. With down
right failure staring me in the face, l
opened my heart to the Prince OF
Wales.
You should scold her, said the
prince.
Just at this time he princess was sit
ting for her bust to the celebrated
sculptor Gibson, r, A, in room at
Marlborough House. was sent for by
the prince, and before | was admitted
to an interview, | was shown into the
sculptors studio and found him wait
ing for sitting from the princess
The bust was already in an advanced
stage. did not think IL was very
like, and in reply to Gibson | said so
We'll. you see" said Gibson, the
princess is a delightful lady, but she
can't sit u bit.
At that moment | was summoned to
the prince, whom | found with the
princess, and saw, or thought ! saw
i sort Of pretty, smiling pout, eloquent
OF reproof and of half anger with me-
The prince had something to show me
photographs, think and then he
led the way to Gibson, the princess and
| following
No sooner did we find ourselves in
the sculptor's presence than after
some remarks upon the bust the
prince said.
How do you find the princess sits,
Mr. Gihson2"
Nov" thought l. IF ever a man
VAS in an awkward fix YOU are. Mr.. Glib
son. for after what you said 70 me q
few minutes ago YOU cannot IA my pres
ence compliment the beautiful model on
Ter sitting.
The prince looked at Gibson, and Glib
son looked in dead silence at the prince
and then ut the princess. Then he
looked again al thu prince, smiled and
shook his head,
There. you see YOU sit properly
neither to Mr. Gibson nor TO Mr.. Firth
Il do do said the lady, You are
two bad mem
And then We all smiled; and Gibson
went on with his work, the princess sit
ting admirably for the short time that
remained
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22

At St. Georges church. London, Da-
vid Dwight Wells, second secretary of
the United States embassy in London.
was married to Miss Marietta Ord,
daughter If prominent West End
physician.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
GROVER TO ACT SOON
TO RECOGNIZE INDEPENDENTS ~
CUBAN INSURGENTS
A HIGH OFFICIAL TALKS

He Says the President Feels Bnlly
Convinced That the Grave Dni.
Will Devolye Upon Him Of Takins
Vigorous Stand in the Matter
This Year.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
9te OIDtnpiiden spicte 1ttS fratt=
S0iii@e gt6nferei.

Mie mebrfa9 beri9tet tporben, bat i'm
Stunt 1894 duf @inlabung Sranfrei3s in
4aris elm internationaler atbletif9er Gonz
greB ftuttgefunben, pelAer bei6loB, baB
abtpe9feInb in ben perf9iebenen 2dnbern
aQe bier Sabre ~internationale DlDmpti4e
@ptele abgebalten iperben folen, unb 5por
in biefem Sabre 5und9it auf Der @tdtte
Der alten olpmpif9en Spiele in @rie6enz
lamb, bann i'm Sabre 1900 in paris.
@us bteien ninterndtiOnalen" Spielen
i9eint aber ni9ts iperben su molten, me-
%rtgitens iotpeit urfpriingli3 cine Bethel
ligung aler Nattonen geplant mar. 9enn
9sutf9lanb fat in elmer 0fttte December
borigen Sabres 3u Berlin a~bgebaltenen 8ez
Ipre9ung bic 36eiGnd6me abgelebnt un0
baffelbe itebt BON @siten 9euti9=Oeit
rei6s un6 Der S9pei3 81 erlparten.
Die NbGebnung 9eutf9lanbs aber erz
folgte, neil su benz gariIer Gpn9reB peber
Die peitaus grOBte gDmnaftii4e @ereinlz
gung Der Welt, bic beuti9e Surnerfbaft,
nod au9 Der iebt aaerbtngs BON 9rie9enz
lamb eingelabene gertralausf9uB CUR S0rz
berung Der Sugenbs unb @olfsipiele in
0eutI9lanb cine @%inlabung erbaIten bate;
unb neil bas BON bieiem @ongreB elm
gefeBte internatipnale Gomite, nel9es nit
benz grie9ii6en @omite bas Brogramm
fir Die biesid6rigen Setli6teiten enttporfen
bat, fem ~ein3iges beuti9es Mitglieb bat,
ebenio penig tpie BARN 9eutf9@Se iterrei9
unb bic S9pei3 Dertreten Iinb. 9ie5olge ou=
BON lei gepeien baB bic Mettfdmpfe ui1o
Observation-Disclosures nur na9 fran
a0ftf9zenglii9en 2egeln feitgefeBt pprbcn
feten. Die Ni9t@@tnlabung 9euti9lanb's
gum @ongreB fei cine abii9tli9e gepeien,
pte Der @Orfibenbe bes internationaEen goz
mites, 9err Yierre be Goubertin in paris,
1el6It 5ugegeben babe. l1nb berielbe babe
au9 betreffs Der iebt erfolgten Nble6nung
0eutf9lanbs geduBert: nNa9bem 70 Die
'@efa6r elmer 8etbsilieung 9egtf9lanos
glidli9 bermieben lei, tperbe bas Set Elm
groBartiges perben, benin bic MnpeIenbcit
beutI9er l1niberfitdten unb S9ulen niiroe
bic Sbeilnabme fran50ff9erfeits ftart Be-
eintrG9tigt baben!"
@s 1T bur9aus ri9tig, baB Seut56lanb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

Stalienerin, Die bdlb uls fpa3ierenbes jun
ges Wdb9en in einfa9er, aber reiaenber
Soilette, balb dls @ret9en nit Iunqen
pra4toollen 30pfen, bolb als finnenbe, lei
benOe 6rqu bargeitelt lit. 5ran3 &ofut6
bat b%efanntli3 gegen ben Wiaen bes gaters
gebeiratbet, tpel4er ni9t po1te, bab Der
Name &ofntb fo~rtgepflan5t nerbe. Oes
Mlten Wtae 1T trob Der 9eiratb in @rfiilz
lung gegangen. 5ran5 &oRutb 1T beute
tinberloier @itttDer. Sin erDBeres Sc
mdlbe, Scr i%terbenbe 9onbeo", 5eigt bieG
Stimmung. SIM Nusi3nitt zines So6lz
tpegs liegt am Stain Der iterbenbe 2anbesz
bertbeibiger, cine Nonne beugt ii3 iiber i'm.
Nnbere 2anbf9aftsbilber, nit unb obne
Staffage, Derrutben quite italienif9e S9ule.
Sn einem beigeorudten 8rtefe perrdtb
&oifut6, baB er au9 ~probufttbsr Muiifer 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Gin amertfamif@er @na.ame@t.

Inter ben paar 2onbpner nSpe3ialcorrez
fbonbenten" pel9e in einigen englii9zdme<
ritdnii6en 3eitungen, tpie SEEM Yorf 8orlo
unD @bicago Sribune, fputen, Inn 9eutl9@
Lamb pd6renb ietnes Streites nit gnglanD
f9le9t gu MAIDEN, lit Elm gepifer Ballard
@mit6 elmer Der g%emeinften.
Mir bieGten ben 8uri6en fir einen e9ten
gobn 8uG's. SEPT aber lefen mir i'm
n2puisbile Nn5eiger":
yNn Der Nelp Oorfer y8prlb" urbettsn
CUR 3eit, unD 5tpar gum She'll in perdrt<
mortli6en Ste1ungen, me6rere frl9ere
2ouispiQer, Die es inbe1en an ben engltlnen
3eitungen 2puispiGe's 3u ni9ts Ge9tem gu
bringen bermo9ten. Sb Dds nun fir Deer
eegen Die 2puisbiGer Preffe fpri9t, bas mol
len pir nf9t entf9eiben.
,@inar biefer ~@rzQpuisbi4er tit Elm ges
tpifer 8aIarb Smith, Der fi9 ben Sheen
Ieines 0errn unb SHELTERS guliBer NIT gang
bsionberem @eI9ide an5upafen f4eint, @r
mar cine 3eit lang nit groBem @e6ulte
Damaging Gbitpr" Der nWorlb" unb iebt
fungirt er ais 2onboner GDrreI ponbent Der
fetben.
rSn feinen 9pnbpner go~rreIponben5en
fenrjet9net it4 8olarh Smith als Elm
giftiger 0eutI9en6afier. Set Der biplp>
matii6e Rrafe6l ipegen Der 8uren I'M 8ange
lit, pergebt fetn Sag, an lpel9em er nidt
fiber bi 0euti9en f9impft ober lie perb56nt.
8eIonbers iiber ben beutI9en &uiier E4reibt
er in ben unge3ogenIten unb ge14n1a4 lpz
fefen NusbriiGen. @r felt i'm bin a(s
einen duBert ret5baren, gebirnleioenben
Mu~tptraten, Der NIT aIer @elt Spettafel
anfange, ben man ober in Gnglano ni6t
ne6r emit nebme, @lei95eitig fu3t iid
8auarb Smith BET ben @ngldnbern lteb
Rinb gu MAIDEN, inbem er in feinen 8rtefen
ousre6net, tpte lange es I'M Sale zines &r'sz
oes @nglunb nebmen tpirbe, ben ga15et
beutl6en grport6anbel lubm gu legen. uno
bieIem bummen, t%aftlofen 8epGi3 Dffnet
Der frii6ere beutI9sameritanii4e Sournaliit
nnb Seutf95ltngar Soe PuliBer nit Be-
1ager Die Spalten 5eines 8lattes."
9as @ebu6ren 8alarb SMITHS unb iet<
ner 8eauftrager lit cine @erfiinbignng nidt
nur gegen 0eutl4lanb, fOnbern audi ge9er
Die @ereinigten Staten, beren Snterefen
iebt, @ngGanb gegeniiber, nit benen SeutiAz
lambs 10 iebr iibereinitimmer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

0uB man in Srantret9 bel ulem
9euH9en6afe bod groBe N4tung bOr
beutf9er @e1e9rfamteit 6egt,
bus bat ii3 f6on oft ge3eigt. limb Der
gegsntpGrtige prdii6ent Der fran5Dii4en
8epu6lit batpies es 1oeben 6a6ur4, oaB er
ben groBen iebt i'm fiinfunbfte65igften Sabre
Ite6enben 8erliner Pat6ologen, Mnatomen
unb Mnt6ropologen gRubo1p6 8ir9on
gum &ommanbeur Der @6renlegiDn ma9te.
SIS lit bies cine Der bO6ften Stufen Der
fran3Off9en @9renlegion, bic aus Rittern,
oann b0ber binouf ous Sffi5ieren, Som
ma11beuren unb 9roBfreu5en beItebt. SSn
feiner preuBif6en 9eimatb befum 8tr6otp
ietner freiIinnigen politiI6en 8iAtung balz-
Der nieu1als BON Sben elm @6ren5ei9en, big
i6m Der 1terbertbe eble &aiier 5rieori9, Inn
au9 babur3 cine freiiinnige 0emon1tration
5u MAIDEN, cine Der 6O9iten preuBii6en
Sr6ensaus5et9nungen Derlieh,-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

batten it4, pie bemerft, auert nod Netz
taleoontel getpanbt unb 3tpar auf 8erdn=
.Iafung Der fran5Ofif9en &egierung. Die
Snfel %itbertraf bur9 lire Sru9tbarteit unb
ibren @r5rei3tbum Die fii6nften Grpartunz
gen Der &olOniften, aber bic franS0ff9e
MiBpirtbi6aft, bic planloIe @erpdltung,
Der na9 @utbiinfen f4altenOen unb ibrej
politif %fortpdbrenb dnDernben, .@ouperz
neure mabten ie6es 9ebei6en Der 2anbz
pirtb9aft unb ie6e @ntpidIung bes @ru=
benbaues unm0gli9. Dies mar Der @runb,
tpesbalb bic @Gfdfer Neufaleoonien Oerliez
BEN. Sn pie melt bic fran50fi4e &egiez
rung ftb i6rer in3pii4en nod angenommen
bat, 1T ni4t b%etannt, iebo9 baben fie ieBt
i1re eigenen fatbo1if9en pfarrer uno 2e9z
rer, Die benz frana0iden Mariftenoroen anz
gebDren, Der feline 9uuptnieberlafung fir
Die Sibiee in Spbnep bdt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

unter folAen 11mftGnben Die 8stbeiligun9
ubgelehnt BAT. Die beutf9en. Sbeilnebmer
piirben bo9 in ieber Meiie 5uriidgeiebt
porben Iein. SIN lle6rigen iinb biefe franz
s0ff9en Sntriguen Elm @bren3eugniB fir
bic beuti6en Surner, penigitens miihen
ii9 bic Sran3Oien es %gefalen lafien, penn
man ben S9luB 5iebt, baB bic Nngit, au6
bier BON ben 9eutf9en ausgeito9en unb
iibertroffen gu perben, biefelben btttirt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

9ie urter benz Reftprat oes SrlGnbsrs
8eune, frii6eren 8if6ofs gu &thmono in
8trginien, ftebenbe tat6pltf4e uni
oerfttGt gu 80 df4ingto f6eint in
@lau6ensfa6en bulOfamer gu Iein als in
8e5ug auf Nationalitdten. 8GbrenO baS
Oeutf9t6um big iebt in ibr empfinbli3
3uriidgeiebt tpur6e, fat tie nunmebr gum
grofeTor Der 8olfspirt6I6aft einen ameri=
fani59en Yrotetanten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
GsaLaria tuirS in ietten nerSdbieSeMem Tormet
2urirt Ntto Oethfno ert.

i6meralos, biibi6 bea
uno leiGt einsunebmen.
Der Iatur bebitlfli6, rceen bic
uno bic anoeren 8erbauunQss
Sbatigfeit al unb belaTen Die
m 3uitano, obne iroeno tpei6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

6 HtI1t bic Of ii m nj # g d
4 n in ether bis stponsie Minuten. 3i6t cine Stunbe
mad Dem acicn Oieier am3eiss braubt treens
SemanO 9 d mer3en 3u erletoen.
Snnerlt0 = @inen bal6en Bis oan3et Sbees
l0ffel Doa in einem @las g8afer piro in meniqen
Minuten ~2eibi6mersen, &rdmpfe, lauren @tqgen, Grs
brs9en, SQesOreasTn ssL, tramIgaftsmm &Opti9mets, Stars
furiren. a
GaIaria ,pirS it ietnen ner1 dpieS emem Torntet
fmrirt utto nerbtnoc CIT.
Gs eiebt tein S~osilmittef in Der oansen @elt, tuel5es
Sieber unO S6iittelfroit, ionic ale anOeren molarias
Grtieen, bi(iOien uno anbeten Sieber i'm @erein nit
st To D's 8tl1en 10 76nen %pertreibt, ME
81 a bna g &eabD &eGief.
Geileube iolten tets cine Glaf6e RAILWAYS
8afcr oenont,nen Oerbinoern aranf6eit ODER g6mers
aen, ipelde eurG ben Qee1iel oes Srintfpafers ents
Itcben. Gg lit elm beferes Sttmulanamittel as trans
;Dfi6er 9ranntipein ooer 8itters.
Qreis so Gents per Slai@e. @ertauft bon gpos
tbefern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
perf6aHt fpfOrt atmoerams.

Sir &opfi6mer3en (ob tranbafte pber %nerbDie), 3abns
i1neraen, 9teuralQie, Gbcumatismug, @ereni6uBr
Sdmersen, unb s@ipd9e i'm &iifen, Dem @iidqrat
grutfeas IS ntsinbun0, @elentiGwe1unoen IMP S6mers
qsn qler |rt Siro pie gnlocnOung BON. Railways
Ready Relief iofOrtiqe 2inoerunN. %neridatfen une
miro cine 'permaneute oetfuue beptrten.
Gs itilt iOfOrt bic b~eftigften Sbmer5cn, i6tpd6t
Gnt3tinoung ab unb furtrt Grantbeite1 Der 2rn9en,
bes Mugens, Der Gingeiueioe oOer aaberen Sraiesl
poer EG1fciuh1Ite. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-29
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot of Cortlan dt and Desbrosses SITS.
Oi4O A. VI. daily (Sundsys 7'O A. M for MArCU
CHUNK intermediate stations.
St16 4. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
BRiDGE and WIT, and principal point. dining
car Suspension Bridge: Pullman vestibuie Sleeper
II 100 A. NJ daily. .xc-p, Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections for Read
.ng and HARRISBURG
! . 90 n DON DAILY ..cer, Sunday
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 f. NJ Through to Roch.ser Pun
man Vestbuled. Day Coaches and Parlor-Car Dining
Car Meals ia carte.
1910 =. VI. daily except sunday. for l.. n
Junction and intermediate points.
$50 T.. VI. daily except sunday for /. H. Junct
and all intermediate stations CharcaIs Wikesbarre
1870 y. VI. Sundays oniyD for Mauch Chunk and
Hazleton, and all intermediate stations.
TON principal intermediate stations Pullman buffet
psrlor W'ikesbarre; connecting for louisville
Oils r. VI. daily, FOR Esston and intermediate sta
lions. Chair TO Easton.
And eli points West Pullman Sleeper vestibuled Train
n Y 10 Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto.
n.ctions for Reading and Harrisburg
OtDD y. VI. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West pullman sleeper Chicago and Buffalo Chair
II 80 r. VI. daily e1c-p, Sunday. for EAsToN and
AddI,iona local daily. except Sunday for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows: 800
Tictets and Pullman accommodations al 2l5 273. ?i4
and az3 Broadway. 81 East I+h 81. 1876 East ic5th St.
l2T Rowery. y Y $50 Fulton s.. Court St. ~ Broad
way, Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
baggage hotel residence through TO Destination
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NEW. YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

leave foot Of West f.f 50. follows 10 min
uies earlier from Fnnkin STU
,,53 A. VI. for West Cornwall. OTIS Mills. Lakes
Mohonk and Mlnncvasha, Miiileiovn BIO minghurgh
Fl-nville FallsiurEh Hurley He Lake kam"ata. Lib
er,y scranton. Walton. Debit Sidney Norwich Iucn
oneida Fulton. osw-go.
N.t, 4 VI. Campbell Hall Midtown. Bloom.
nrhurgh Wur'slDro Ellcnviie Mountain Dale. Centre
vill. F-lislurrh Lake kain~sha. Hur~yNlle Liberty
Falls Liberty White Lake
las T.. VI. Saturdays only. Or Midil.own. Inoom
.nghurgh. Wurtsipr0 Fienvil- Mountain Dale. Centre
vile FaIls.urrh Lake Kiam~sha Hureyvil.c Liberty
FAILS Liberty White IAFe Parksyill-. Livingston Manor
Rockland
3;I5 y. VI, FOR Campbell Han. lakes Mohonk and
Mnnewaska Midilctowr. Bpomn CHURCH. Wurishoro. II
ienville Mountain Dale. c~n'rosli. Pittsburgh Lake
IIureyvlllr. Liberty Falls. Liberty. white
Lake Parks,ile Livingston Manor. Nockland
$3.50 T.. VI. dlail, for re'apeel, Hal Mitle'own
wich Randal!sviil.. oneida Fulton o-wego. Sagara
Falls and points West Pullman Sleeping Car. Reclining
chair Car. sea free 70 Niagara FALL
nix W.. ~ West Cornwall orr's Mills Meadow
Droo, burnside. Campbell Hall Stony Ford. Crystal
Run Mddle,own. Win,erton Bioomingburgh Wurtsboro
Tllenvll-
Tickets and Pullman 'se's at 81 broadway.
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