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TO-MORKOWS PRIMARIES.
I?RKPAR.\TION3 AT VABJOOB BJaWTBLlCAH
HK\i>QVAHTFRS.
aoMK BIIBBBIBIT hmam, |WJTKH BBtHQ
PLAYKP BI TIIK lM.ATT-t.ArTi:RHA?lt
I'K. UI.K
Republlcan* sll over the clty were bu*y yesterday
and last evenlng getting ready for the prlmnile*
whlch are to aaflBS al to-morrow evmlng. The
Krpubllcan eJabhOBBBB snd other headuuarlers were
scenes of actlve preparatlon, for In most distrlcts
there wlll br c ,iitc?l* for deleKates to the AaaOfll
Bt] I>l?tr!ct conventlon* Theei conventlon* wlll
00 hald on Tharoday evenlng when delegates to the
Btate, Oenaty nn 1 PhRrtCI conventlon* are to he
elected K*i>eclal Interest was manlfested In the
eetocti .n of eaadMatea for dataajatea to the Aaeembly
nistrlct conventlon*. and both slde* have been plck
|Hg OUI their mo*t popidar men Cnder the eledloi,
dtotrld ayatem of ihe cmmittee of Thirty. whlcn
went into effect nearly two year* ago. the powef
of choo.irg repreaeatathrea lo sll the Bepoblleaii
conventior* thi* yar ia veeted abeolutely ln the
A?*embly CRatrtCI conveatlofla, made up of delegates
to be eje;-ted to-m rros nlght
lt therefore I-.?), >v. * nll Republlcan* who Teel
an Interest In the wetfare of thelr party ro at
tend hVBBOrrOW .vrnlna's prlmarle* In Ihe elecllon
dlstrlct*.
Th* toadera i ara hsni at work yeaterday getting
out their lleheta and aeetog lhai they w'-r* irtaced
ln proper hsnds fof BM ?t the prlmarle*. MOB)
of ihe eluhhouaea were a* Mvely as if it e*ere
the Sunday nlght hefore Iba gen.t.l eleetlOfl The
leaders of the opfMSlttOfl Ifl beaatOW WOTB Ifl gOOd
spint* yeaterday, oad daclared that tbey woow
, ,?.. H in aeveral dlstrlct* now aeM by
the machlne.
"We hsve some aorprtoei ln store for Mr I.iut.r
bach anl hla '., ill w hen. htnen." snld a well-kn own
anti-I'latt :.-.. i.-i :n*t evenlng. "Th. v hava been
playlag the amalleei pollttoa in eonaectlon with
these prlm..rle* ever kflOWfl ln the Republlcan
party of thi* dty, and l don't beltove that ibey can
wln wlth BUCh taCtlca lt Ih a great drawhack to
us that so many Reptibllrans who believe ln aOCOBCy
aad falraesa ln pohtlca ar- atlll out of the dty,
but our rsnks wiu ba largely Increaaed by Taea
day."
Another RepobHcan, ln speakinit of the prepara?
tlon* for t),e prlmarle*. ?.ii i rsatsiday:
"1 never knew men In H>ntrol o' a county com?
mlttee to b, In '!?'"-?? petty and contempi
Ible I usiness than the present nianagers have
Btooped to this sunimer. Everybody now kn-?s
how me Hat ttlon ofllcera aenl In from
A?semblv distr.cts that are not under the machlne
rontrol have been tampered wth and ethei name*
eubstltuted ai th* Republlcan hea.hjuarters and
pr*sented to the police Board. ln all my experl
snce I never hearl of BUeh 'peanut polltlca, In
other dlatrlcta Mr. Lauterbach and Mr. Qruber
serit the h'.it.k* to men outalde of the dlatriet
nrganlaatlon and ignored th.- Ilata made up by tbe
Republlcan dlatricl leadera The treatment of
Colonel Cruger ln Ihe XXth Dlotrlcl l* another
*amnle of th<- Platt-Lauterbach-Oruber plan. it
is the duty of the ofllcera of the County CornrnJt
\.? i , s.'" that the blanh f?.rms for the use of the
ln*pectors in holding the prlmarles and returnlng
the result ar. d Btrlbuted ard ready for the prl?
marle*. The very small method employed by the
present offleer* Is lo send the blanks t the dis?
trlcts where tbey axpect to win and leave the dis
trtctfl whlch thev especl to be , arrled by the
mnosltion to get th-ir papers a* besl they can^
What ^ught to be said o' men who resort to such
Shabby and unmanly practlcea to defeat honorable
anl decent RepubMcans?"
There was llttle talk about n stralght tlcket yes?
terday. Th.- Irapreaslon was growlng stronger that
no serlou* effort would be made to nomlnate one.
CHAHCE FOR A PARK HOR8B.
Albaay, Bept. s (aTpaolal).?The Repubhcae Sen
ate Caaveatlen of the XXVTIth lMstrict wlll be
h*ld in Amsterdam Ofl Tueeday ar.d every proh
ablllty 1* that there wlll he a deadtock for aeveral
days. There wlll ba tweaty-one ,l.-'.*gates In the
eoaventlon, aeven from Montgomery. aeven from
Kulton and HamtltOfl and scven from Schoharle
County. The candldatee are Btafford Hoeher, of
Montgomery; liol.art Kriim, of Bchoharte, and
Thlllp Keck. of Fu'.ton and Hamtlton. Krum says
that ln- delegatea wlll stand by him to the ent
lt has been ezpected thal the Bchoharle delegate.
would flnallv go to Keck. bui Krum- eupportera
aav that lt la uaeless to entertaln any BUch flea.
K.-ek is Buppoaed to have the backlng of Platt
The Hontgomery delegatea wlll remain ateadfaat
for Hoeher. Bhould the delegatea eomj ?<< tbe
conc'uslon that neither of tha three candldatea an
be nomlr.Htei. there is n bellef that B dark horse
mav be nomlnated by the Montgomery and Bch -
harle uciegates. It is n il expected, however, that
the Kulton and Hamllton delegatlon would fav?r
any auch mcve. Aaaemblyman Gardlner, of Mont?
gomery who loal the delegatea of his county by a
comblnatlon. has Btrong ba klng In his county, par
tlcularlv tn Amsterdam. where he scuired twenty
flv* of forty-one delegatea to the county conven?
tlon. His fol'.owers strongly urge the nomttiHt'.':,
of Krum. or a dark horae. Bhould Keck he noml?
nated Judce Henry V. Horst. of Amst.-rdam. for
inerly of Bcboharle County, wlll be the liemocratlc
nominee.
v snciAI.IST NOMINEE FOR CONORBBB
Haverhlll, Ma?*.. Sept. 8 -The Soclallst I.abor
party thls afternoon nomlnated Mlchael T. Berry. of
Haverhlll. s* candldate for Congress from the Vllth
Eaaea Dlatrlct.
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A TROLLEY <All 8MA8B IX RAYOXXF.
gRVRRAL KBW-TORB PBORItB Ht'BT IR A RKAR
KKO Ct>l*U8K>N.
At the Intersectlon of Avenue (' and West Tenth
at., Bayonne. a Irolley-car Of the Consolldated Trac
tlon Coaapany'a Jerssy <'lty and Bayonne llae
daahe,] at fu'.I apeed Into the rear end of another
r.ir of the same llne yesterday afternoon. Th<
crish attracted a crowd to the scene of the aeddent.
Kortuaatsly aOSM of the |>er*on* on elther rar was
fa'ally hurt, although aeveral passenger* wer*
thrown from end sc*tts to the roadway. The most
Oerlously hurt was A J. Aramonli, of New-York.
whose left arm was fractured above the elbow. Ml*s
Bradv. of Newburg, N Y . who is vlslilng retothrea
ln Twelftb-al . Jersey Clty, recelved a palnful cut
beneeth th^ chin. Ml*s Rachel Manuei. of No. 4".
(Irand-st.. New-York Clty, was badly brulaed and
shocked The Injurlcs of Ihe vlctlma were .tttendel
lo by l ?r. l'red M Corwlo, ehlef of the Bayonne
Hospltal and Dlspensary's medlcaj staff.
Motonnan No 1'-. who wa* runnlng the car whlch
caused the damaitf. doea nol know how he ?
eerlous Injurv. The eheet-lrofl guard and front plat
form of hts c'ar were completely wrecked, the fen !.-r
belng broken off and th.- motor box shattered. The
rear piatform of the other ur was not much dam
aged. but the footboard w.-is apllntered.
? ? ?
MRS. FLEMIXB AT MA88 IX TBlB toairs
FHF. ASKH FOR CATHOUC SF.KVKT.P-VISITFP VI
T\m, OP HKB LAWTBRB
Mr*. Flemlng. who 1* lackad up In the Tomb*
unler oaaaaetoa of having murdered her mother,
Mrs. BvelUM Bltae, rooe at 6 o'dock yesterday morn?
lng and attende.l ma*s. read ln the prl?on chapel by
Father Connlff. of Bt Alphonsus's Church Boutk
Plftb-ava Mra. Plemlag i* not a CatboUc, but she
spent seven yar? :n a t'athollc convent. and she
asked for t'athollc *er\; ?
Mra P".emlng wa* vlalted by <?eorge C. ?'ampt.-ii.
who aave his addreai a> Na BB Broadway. He said
he waa ? '????: of 'Mrs F'.emlng. John C, Sbaw
and Orata Nathan, two of Mrs Flemlnn's towyera,
called after Mr Campbell had gone nnd stayed from
ii to UJa. Mr. Bhaw aald ihera was abeolutely
nothlng to say._
1RIED 8F1CJDE TO E8CAFB ILLXESS.
MEBWTCK CVT ms THROAT WITH a RaBOR
His wiiK s sTiii.i'il.F. To .;i:r THB
wijai'oN PROM R1M
James Berwlrk. a hrbklaver, slxty-elght years old.
who llves wlth his wlfe aad three ebJtdrafl at No.
&5i Morris-ave. attempted aalctde Iaal nlght by
*Iashlng his ihn.at with a razor. He falled to reach
the Jugular veln. but I* ln a w.-nk COBdlttOa at Har
lem Hospital Berwlck formerly Uved In Yonkers.
where he ls sald to have good connectlon*. Thlrteen
years ago he had a -evere attack of Intermlttent
fever i4lr.ee then he has freo.uently sald that if
he ever bad anothe* atia k he would commlt
sulclde
A week ago he was agaln strlcketi with Inter
mlttent fever, and has made llfe mlserable for
his wlfe by his threats of self-destructlon. Phe
watch.-d hlm carefully. I^ist nlght the eld.st chlld,
Harry. thtrteen years o.d. went lo Church Ber
wlck and his wife were in the front room of thelr
llat.
"LOflk out of ihe window aad see If you can see
l.arry comlng," aaJd Berwlck.
Mrs. Berwlck dld o. and whUe bet bsad *as
out of t... wln<low her husbaiid drew a raaor from
ur.der the mattreas of the bed, where he had hldden
tt. aml alaahed hla throat Mra Berwlck turasd
round, caw her husband blsedtag, and, runnlng to
hlm, grabbed the raaor, fihe aereaaaed and when
other tenants ruahad Ifl 'li.j found the Iwo atru?
gling for the wsapon BWrwtch was finally ovei
pewsrsd. After a sltKht deiay I)r. I'aepke. of tho
Harkm Hoapltal, arrlved and took hlm away. Aa
be i* *t(,i aufferlag from the fever hla case is
thought to be a aerkrua Ofle.
LA.W808 -'? >.'///..? i<> mi: irsrrr..
Mra. Mlffln, a pretty young wotnan, who look.-d
to be about twenty-three years old, and sald she
Uved at No. *# W?st Fifty-*eventh-si., fell off her
blcycle at One-htindred-and-alxteenth-at. and
| niveralde I'rlve. ye-lerday aftornoon. and ,11s- |
located her etbOW. , , , .
a eIRgaaer patk peReeaxxx ran all tho way M >h- ,
au,.-??..onln?'la..n,on. Hotel nnd Xe.1 ta. hurrv
c? for xa xmlmkacalMBW^Bgg*$
Dj. HU eaamand rexeMjx '???..'/; ftniahed |
Kull.-r was drlung b> *n?1 .mM,.? Mlfl|? if ahe I
dreaalna the aprxln. J??*f/N^.r";h, ,? aald to I
a?7rV?U&?wnrt.
with the bkyck oa th.- baefc of tn- v ni
rode off.
-? ?.??
FOR LIBERTY OF THE PRB88.
QEftxfAR BXJCULItW kBBKWt THKtK
RIOHTI AM' PATBIOTttaf.
WNT THRT ORJfhW^xRDAB DAt TRRRA??CT
UflTBRg HIRXBteP BRRUB TRRATRRX OMBR.
neriiti Bept I The Qawnamant" PWxee?l,on?J
thr-VeJwirt.." the kxdlna BVwtatkl oigxa of
Berbn. ha. bxd . raxeHonxry eaTxxt J*?2raati
Bdllor Ffund, foUowad by tl.taamr of toxraata
populxrly auppoaaed te be taaplrad by the Ckrvern
menl for spe-la, r-prcslve kgklatkm. hx. eliclkd
from mverxl Boelxltal kxdera no only pratexta
agalnal gavernmental laterferanc. wltb tho .b.rty
of tbe prxaa, bul a fl?t deatel "f ?'"; "?,nl "
Bampttoa tha. tbe ieelaltat pxrty ?"???'" w n '
,?ae.l of havlnx fBtted X- petHOtlam PBB
arlrtx," ... xii arikla raelylng lo ihe rtara. ??
laatlOB by lha Emperof tn,. the Bcvklkt pxrty
waaa band of perxona who were unwllllng ... beai
the name of Oeraxaax, oectarea thai the beal pain
atx m Oermaay xre ttoHxv'who xre xlmlni lo glve
to aii Oermaaa the fulkel meaaura of polltleai no
ettv. g.-nulne opiallty Xnd B BUM |.roS|..rlt v. DJT
daxtroytng th.- axktlng Byatem of eapkltxtlon ol
worklngmen. The -VerwBrta" refralna from maa
Ing any dafenoe of Ita auppoeed h. itllity and alao
of the prexamed boatlllty of the Bocialkl pxrty
to the celebratlon of Bedxn Dxy. ThlB of courae
ia to t.e psaeeted from a newapaper arhtab haa been
put under the han of Imperlal dkpleaanre bul tha
utteranrea of the "Vorwi.-ts" xn Bphcld by
?peaehea .lellvoro.i by Herrxa Auer xnd Vollmar.
who voico the aentlmenta of a kige aactlon or th.
so.-iaiist party. Herr Auer, ln a speech "leiiverea
nt a reunlon of Boeiallatfl ln Horlln yeaterday. rj.
fendrd the BCtlon of the party In ra-fralnltig from
partlripatlon ln the celebratlona commemoratlye
of Podan Vn\\ taklng the ground thnt It woiim
he impollti.- to irrltate the Prench democracy.
Pursuing his aubjeot. he aald thnt thls dld not
implv that the U.-rman So.-lalists were etiemieH of
the princlplea of the tinlty of the Fath.-rland or of
the unltjr ..f the Bmplre. 80 lon? aa lt wa* .o-<-<-.
aary to preserve unltv. ho BXld, all BoclXIIStl were
readv now. aa th.-y a.-r.- In IB70, to march agalnat
Fratice or any other natlon [ resuinln^ to .-,-.=.?.11
tho Fmplre Nioreover. they were ready and vvlllmg
to flcht for the retentlon of tha Relchaland.
Tho gonoroua tono adopted hy most of the Oer?
man newspapers |n thelr nrtlcles commentlng upon
the annlversary of the third Repnbllc of France
ought to have helped to componsate the Prench
for tho Irritation whh'h they egperleneed through
the ehullltlons of the (lerman? in their .ommemoia
tlon of tho i.attl.- of Bedan 'ihe 'Voaaleehe
Zeitung" aava that. althougb founded ln tha hour
' PVance'a groatost tr'al. tho preaent R.-i-uhli
haa BBVed the nationnl honor and preserved the
exktenca of France again^t the plok of the. nac
t.oulala._
I'endlng tho artual manr? uvres, nlwm hattlen,
etc., whl'-h will take p'aee durlnK tho woek, th,>
Emperor has amuaed hlmseif hy pprlncinK Piir
prlaea upon the rlviliana, as well n? iij.oii th-- mlll
tarj An taeldenl whlch took place on PVIday
givea a good ldoa of the fun the Kalser l? hxvlng
In other dlrntionn thnn those rxqulrlng Btrlel
mllltary dleclplinr. After rkltlng lha hntlcrlea be
tweer Riagroy and Bwlnemunda, he kfl the ktter
place on board the dlxpateb-boal Qrilk, tukim:
eommand of that veaael. Reachlnc .he motith of
'he nl.-r. the Emperor orden '. the boal to k
ahead nt full apeed. Th.- order waa obeyed Immc
djately, ard reaulted ln fon-lns; the water of the
t'iver- over the hanks, whlch were llned with people
cheeiing the progreaa of the Bmperor. The people
were so mnssr-d that they were unable to gel away
from the wavea whlch awepl the banka, and th.-v
?.:. conaequently thoroughly drenched, imt per
fectly Kood-natured The Kalaei waa hlgl
amused at seoing the wavea roii ihrough Ihe crowd,
.nanv of xhnm w.-re howled .lown by Ihe for.-e of
t'lie water.
I'rlneo Ulsmarck has aceppted tho proslrlrnry of
ihe .-Jtettln Rrieger Veroln (war sooletyV Tho Bm
peror sent an Invl.atlon to Prlnco Mlsmarck to
attend tho banguet, whlch will take pla.-e on Sep
temher t.. as .he repreaentative of the Provlnce of
l'omerania The ex-f'han.-eiior decltned tho Itivlti
tlon. ploading his Inflrniltl.-s and advanced aee aa
reaaoaa for his non-a.-c.-ptanoe.
Tho theatrlcal seasnn In Hf-rlln has hegun. Tho
RosenfeMs, of N'evv-York, made n BUCCexxful open
ini? of ihe Freidri.-h Theatre. in WlIhelmatraaae,
with "A Trln to Mars " Herr Paxach, the n.-w
manajjer of ihe Herllnr-r Theatre, has made a great
hlt In the production of Kklat'fl "Penthkllea?"
The Emperor and Empreaa Bttended divlne servlep
thls mornlng. at whl.-h Captaln Evans and oth.-r
reprosoniatlves of the flerman-Amerlcan poldkra
sang a hymn wlthoul musl.-al accompanlment.
A BQUADRON FOR BUENOB ATRBR.
BPA1N WILL PROTE 'T RRB BCRlRCTS THBRE, WHO
HAVE OECOMB OBKOXIOVB TO THE NATTVE8.
Modrld. S-pt. R. The Oovernment has d.-. id.-l to
eend a naval aquadron to Ruenoa Ayrea to protecl
Spanlards there Who, by thrir d.-sir<- to assi.-l Bpaln
ln quelllng ihe Inaurrectlon in Cuba, i.a\ ?? lacurred
the wrath of the populatlon of Buenoa Ayrea, who
are de.-plv ln svmpathy with the Cuban revohltlon
Ists.
TIIE BTJLTAIT8 CONCE88ION1
BO CHRIBTIAM YAI.I IN ARMKNIA. BUT .'Hltia
tian orriOBJU WIlaL BB ait. unthi. to
thk POLICB rOBCE.
ronatantincij.ie, Bept h. Th<- Bultan'a note ac
cuialntlng the Powera wltb tho conceaaiona he ls
wllllng to mnke ln tho a-lnilnlstratl-in of Arni.-nia
has been kxaeel
Th.- Sultan aaya that nn Thrlstlan vall wlll ho
appo'.nt.'d, htit that other offldalfl will he ehoaen
in p^riiportion to tho Mahometan an.1 Chrlatlxn
populatloa. r'hristian fflcera wlll bo admitted to
the gcndarnierlo. an.l a rural pollce force Wlll l..
created. Tho dragomana ..f th.- Rritlah, Prench
and Ruaaian Rmbaaa'ca wll] be eiitiii.-d to com
munlcate dlrectly with the preeldenl ..f th.- Turk
ish Comniitt.-*' of Control, whlch will att xa a
Porte.
NEW BCHBME PX)R THK NATIOXAI. 'l.l\i:
THK AI.t.AN STKAMSHll' COMPANY*8 PROPOBITION
HK.'KIVKS XEJUOUX CONXIDERATION OBJECT
TO rORxUNQ A RRW 00RPORAT1OB
tdvetpoot, Sept. 8. Mr. Rutter, a sliarehol ler of
the Natlonal Line Btaxmxhlp Company, prealded
yesterday at a m.-.-tlng of those shar.-hol l. 1 s vvh..
are op|KjHfd to the aeheme to rcconstruct the com?
pany ho as to avol 1 Its compulsory UqilktaUon 'I be
meetlng voteri ln favor of rfrioiisly conslJerlng the
? ?heme of the Allan l.lne. which offere-i to work
ne National l.lne on B maxlmnm eommkaion of ai
per .-ent on out war 1 and 1 [>er cent on lnwar-1 bual
nesa. If thls scheme dld not pay, ihe Allan l.'t.o
was preparei to redwe Its commkaloi
The me. tlng iipi>oir.tod a oommllt'-e to report 00 thk
plan.
The xeheme to whi.-h theae ahareholdera obje t
was to form a new company, to be called Le) 1 I,
Wllaon A Purneaa, l.lmlt.-l, with a capital ol
aa>, to tal e over the Rational Company, Tha nea
company wus to pay tXO.OOO, whlch would be 1 ifh
dent 10 ll'iuidate all the National Company'a lebta,
then to s.sue 12.S03 pref.-ren.e aharea of Reach and
IX.OM ordlnary r<hares of fi <-,.. ti the old comi
preference ahareholdera g.-it.'ng aii the new ;
enase share-. ani half th<- ordlnarj aharea, the other
half of the new ordlnary ahai - ?? ilng to the old
company's ordlnary abareho
IfRg. NAOLfffl HU8BAN0 CAPTURBD,
KROWR as < HAlti.r.s WHITE, HB M ALUDQED TO
HAVB BTOLEM |U)X.aH WORTH OT PER
BORXXi J'H.'l'KRTV HE JL'MPEO HU
BAIL, r. NEW voitk
fheyenne. wyo, 8el(t &.--A cable dlspat.h wis
received yesterday l.y K \V. Mann from JohxatlB
burg, Bouth Afrlca Bnnoundng that Charka White
was k custody at that pkee, R'hite k the xxaa who
i..-.-ame fiimous as the huaband of Mik Nagk of
thls <-ity. i.y ateallng about RM.OftO in money, bonda
and raluablea. 11- waa arreoted m New-Yorh a
couple of yoara ago and wxa raleaaed under bonda
pen.llng a.-tion on a iciuisitioii from tha <;??
of Wyomlng. He Jumpeo his bonda and dlaappeai I
alnce th<-n nothlai ims beea beard from him umil
the dlspat.-h v.-st. rdaj
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RIgHAF TO Tlli: HOORDLAMD
Aataarp, Bepl I The laternxtknal Rxvtgatlan
a'ompany'a Btejiii.-i Noordland. Captaln He/ice, from
Rew-Torh Augu-t ^ for ttus port, ran aground tn
th.- Hiver Bcheldi at t o'ekeb thia mornlng durlng a
fog. The paaaangera were tranaferred to a Btaamer
that Was paaXitlX up the rlver tO Antwerp. AmhIhI
an.-. was sent to the Nooagland a* aoon as ihe nawa
i of the H.-rident reached h<-i>
l
A NOVA BOOTJA TOWR ALMOBT RI RNRD i'P.
Liverpeot, R, B., Bept. s Thia lewx vvas ?
wipoii oul hy flre, whlt-h atarte.l l?-tween I .
O'.'lo.-k thls momiiiK, and taged nearly all day.
The loaa will he between feo.OMO and r>'-.(U) with
about $20,ta>i toasxraaea The flre burned from the
?aier* adea up throiiith the bu*ln*s* portlnn of
the town. All the prln.lpsl bulld'.ngs are ln ashes.
? ?. ??
THB iLUAHCA AOAIN
a ?PAHtSB BIRBTTRa BaWIVg tiik iiki-oiit that ,
THB TORB '"" TIIK HABBlfl PBBfli
m \m BBBM UBJBI-TBB Tn.
Madrtd, Bept s The Dahe ef Tetuaa, Mim*ier of i
I'orelgn AfTalr*. doatoa n report thnl the I'nltrd
Htai.* ha* proteetsd agalnst the laiiguage of the
gpanlah preaa In Its tl atment of the reeeai
:,!.;, lopmanU Ifl Ihe Alllanca incld.'.i.
THB PRENCH M a.V< -KIVUKH BBQIN
MiniT IM<N?> MBR wii.i, TARB PART IN tiik
im riLIJM BYOMJTBJHB
Parto, Bept. * T,,r manoenvres Of the Fifth.
Blxth, Beventh and Rlgbth Army corp*. cojaaetelag
iroopa to the number nf 00001 BMBl men, began
to-day ln Iba PBBelflea Mnuninlns. near thaVoOflOa
Tha manoeuvrea in ofl .1 kfrgff niflll than usual
prealdenl Paure arrlved 111 t.-umre* last nlght and
witnesaed lo-day'i operatloaa from a hindau. ln
whl.h were alao aeated OeaereJfl Banrllaewn and
1 iragomlroff.
- e> 11 1 ?
8TILL THREE THII'S A DAY
YKT r. A TTLBB HAS BBBM A L8TTER
CARRIBR NKARI.Y l'IKTY TEABi
i'.vkn' tiik BfO BLIBBARB DIB S'"T KBBP BTM
ii:i'M RBACHtKfl <i<i\ BRRORt ISI.am,
BRMiBiarRNcaa or sixtv irabj
01 1 ira m bbr roRB
A hlgbly bonorad snest at th* l.shor Dsy COfl
ventlOfl of tha l.cti. r-.'arrler*' Assndatlon In Phlla
delphta waa Charlea \. Tytor, of Ka BB fcadleon
*t., Brooklyn There wera maay promlneal men
there Includlng PeataBaeteMJaaerol wilson. e?
rjovernor Pattlaon, aad the I'ostmnsters of Philadei
phla and New-York, tofl II M deabtful wheiher any
,,r tbeae attracted more att.-ntion than Mr. Tyler.
"Old charlle" owea his dlsilndlon to the fact thttt
he i* auppoaed to be the oktaat paoteBka offldal ln
.,,. country. m* nerlod of aervtea i? kaowo to t>e
longer than that ol any other employe of the New
CHARLEi A. TYI.FR.
York offlce He was born on Octoher 2*. 1S23. snd
011 October 9 be wlll have cooaptotei a perio.] of
lifty years of eOfltlnUOUa servlce In New-York'* Of
fi,-,.. Ha ia c;in nale and hearty except for freojuenl
attacka of rheumatiam, and ti* regniarly n* the aun
ri?. 1 and aeta be makea three dally tr.p* with hl*
mallbag lo Qoreenor'e latond, which has been his
rout'- for Bfteen y. ars
AN KARI.Y HTAUT
"oid Charlle" tirst dellvered mmi when he wa*
a routh of fonrteen yeara The Poatofllce wa* thea
in Clty Hall Park, at Centre-et Hla father was a i
rlerk ln the ofllce, bui <|2ht years lat*r the son be
c.'i:n<- B CaiTler. Mr. Tyler tells the story of his
Ui t yeara In poatofllce work in these worde:
"Tea, I gu< M I am aboul a* old as any of them.
I have been on tbe road, a* the tirumm*rs say. for
about flfty-flve yeara and durlng fifty years I have
glven all of my tlroa to poatofllce work. When I
wa* a lad I ueed to dellver newspapers and maira
zlne* for the publtehera T remember neBvertag
Noah's 'Eventog Btar.' Tha dhrtotlan Advoeateend
joun 1.' The Home Joaraal,' 'Hant'e Magaatoo'
aad Othera, most of whlch ar.- no longer Issned. I
trled lo gel an Bppolntmenl from Horaca Qreeley a*
one nf Th.- Trlbune'i carrten, bui dldn'l aueceed.
All the carrlera llked The Trlbune pretty well. and
th.y trled ao hard to do their work ln good ahapa
thal there w,is no vacancy for m>\ Harace Oreelej
\\.i? ,1 good frtead Of mine fr..m the time I first met
hlm natll he dled, and be was alwaya re.i iy to do
anythlng he could for me 1 thlnk lt wa* his rec
ommendatl >n that helped m<- more than anythlng
. to i-'.-t my Hral appolntmenl ln the PoetofJ ? 1
ni VI 1 pr:z, I any glfl tnore hluhly than a copy of
tbe Hral toaue of Tha Trtbuna, whlch my father oaca
gSVC me.
?1 began work ..n O tober M, laB, a* an aaelatanl
carrler undei my father. He an 1 1 arere th>- anl)
carrlera In our dlatriet, which araa bounded by lha
Clty Hall, Broadway, the Rpwery and Orand-et
There ara now nearly iifty carrlera in thi* aoma
terrltory. The poatmen repreaeated aearly everj
. tlllng lhai was th.-n kc wn. There were In the
?ervtce clergymen, artlate, actors and doctora, who
took up the work to gel the exerdse. Roherl H.
Morrls, who waa once a Reeoefler, wa* postaaaBter
when I began He waa alwaya ready to take oft hi*
coal and help us out In a rUBh Amoflg my COIB
tbe earrylflg department were Frel.tl. k
Ii. Pji.'ti.'.r. a well-known ln.strumentnll?t snd band
Capta ? Calrna, of the Indoneftdenca Ooard;
Jackaon, on old-thna Bowery actor, who made one
af the t,.-t Bbytoeka ever oa the stnge, and Bou
vl> r. nn artl-t.
A PROMOnON.
"I was sn a**!?tant carrler untll lR*a. when the
dtoc ivery of g.,id in Callfornla allnred many of the
| employea ln the ofTlce to the Paclflc Coast. and I
I w;..s appointed t" a vacaaey as an 'Inside' .,-- 11
anl Between Iaal aad 1M<0 I heid ttfteen dttfereat
; placea, aoma of whlch w?re in the offlce, but m,>st
of 'hcin were as earrtor nn varlous routes. In the
-.11 -.- daya we reeelved] two oeata on every letter
1 and i-.wspaper we deUvered, and the (e.vernm^nt
.1 the same amoont It never n.vurred to
? j..- iple that four c-nts was a blg prlce. to pay. The
carrlera who had ?ne dowal >wn aaerneoi route*
oftea aaade from $10 to $12 a day from th* twa-eeat
collectloni. Th.y were allowed tn *eii Btaaapa and
reeelved 6 1 r ? tal comn?toek>n. Hdlveries dld not
extend much beyond Twenty-flfth-et Rr.ute* wr
then ealled dlatrtcta and at one time there arere
only twenty-three carrlera for all New-Tork. But
, each carrter, as the work increa?."t. wa* aaatoted by
ln ' ..r tiir-" Buboedlnatee Before the *ui>-stntions
were eatabBabed the carrler* met thelr n*s!*tant*
al drugstorea und gave them their mall for dellv
? ry "
vTAB-TTMB RXPBRIENCBB
Th- re |i llttle variet\ |n the llfe of s letter-carrler.
but Mr. Tyler haa ha 1 a lew totereetbig experl
"No, I did nol enllst ln the I'nion Army."
aald be, "bdl before the war was over 1 had con
, trtbuted m> part lo the reatoraag of peace right
her,- In New-York. Durlng the war I was on daty
ln wh?it waa then the PuTth R7ard. When th. drsfl
ii..ts broke oui In IM we were compeUed to aboul
der our Bprtngfleld rlflis to help defend the offlce
agatoai the mob, Beven different Incendlary fire*
atarted by thi mob cotdd be aeea from the r,H,f of
t!,.- Poatofllce Bulldtng. Two of our number were
kllied and otheri were wouaded. The way the ptatel
and ilungahoti wbtoaed around our head*
i thal the rlotera were ln dead earne*t. I
fortunately tacapfd tbe daager of tbosa dreadful
nlght* with no Injury mon aertaua than a wound
,.n my wrlat."
The reteran haa I vi\ 1 lemetnts-anee ,,f the Te
moval from the old church rdfllca where he had
tollad thlrtj yeara to Ihe preeenl bollduig. on Au
guat H, um, tha carrlera' departmeai araa aaovad.
At S o. ... k ln :'ie afteraooa the c.lrrler* marchel
oOt of tha old place wlth thelr baK* slung across
tbelr ehouldera m 1 poaeed around the builiing siug
Ina "Auid l^ang .-;\ ae
Pourteen postma lers ,? been In oin.-e slnca
\r Tyler began hla work. and h>- can tell Interest
itik- anecdotei aboul ? ich of them WTben Ikaac N
Kowler w.is poatmastei h ufBca in th.- olq Hutch
I'hiir.h in Kaaaau-si w.," the rendeevoua ..f ;h>
N'Htloii's l,i?.'g.Kt polltlclana gtephen A. Doaglaa fre.
ij<ient:\ psld hla reapecta to Mr Pawler. After m
Powlei had bssn aocussd ol dafalcatloa und had
glven hh attentlon 10 ,s'!v<-r mlnlng ln Megkro, he
offered it.- reteran carrler ? place ln hl* mlna that
iuIkI.i bavi 111.,1. hlm a rlch muii loaag ago. 11,,j
Mr rrlei remal. true lo hla Hral lo\* lf i;.t
? i.ii Haneock had been placed In Ihe PreeMentlal
> ii.nr in iNsn. Mr. Tylei mighi iwo reeelved a K0..1
.,1.In 1101.1 In ? ? ? nancock al
!n-f'hlef of ".?? Itlani 1 dviali 1 . \
1 nlti 1 Btata Army, nuida an appllcaUon for
? ie.itmeni of , oarrter lo take the mati 10
Oovernor*a l.-iand, and "Charlle" wa* seleeted for
the route In ad.llllon to sta.k* of letter* Oeneral
Haneock would recelva b] ever, mall eoplea of
u, .-ii nsWSflOOOra, U, hla falthfulnea* and oatlenca
in handllng thla Immenso BMM of mall, tho rarrler I
won th? ''?.?'''" Bdmlrattan and waa told hy hlm |
timt in ca?'- of a Dem ..ratl.- victory he shoiild have ,
agood ?nv ?' Waahlngton
IN THK IIK.NRY i'I.AY r NMPAKIN.
The yeteran'a memory la romarkably elXXT upon
many axearreacaa of his youth fctl TyRt telle
arltb Kioat prlde of an n. I I tn of the I'resideiitial
ewaapaigx of RBt it waa aakad nbom bcm dxy
BXBOeg ".<? VVhlg.a that Heary 1 l.iy was ln the rlty. I
nnd aitangemeiite were ,.t oaaM l.egun for a Xig
rallv The demonslratlon wa.s held In tho ovenlna I
and whiie th? raxaoux Rentoeaka was .leiu-ering his j
apee.-h on the por. h of AldatWaM PoBBOXfB h .us.. ln
Rurrxy-aat young Tyler stood by hla sld- h? .1 ng
oae of Ihe tWX tor. hes whlch gav- the lllumlnii' XX
for ihe oecaakm, "That arxa ? idg night. i t-n v...i "
aald Mr. Ty.er "Mr. ciay wa- a powxrful BMm, nnd j
whea he had finishei apeakkx there waa acarca i
h man there who could euppreaa his admlratkn
for hlm. no matter box mbld ? Democral h<- waa
another of th.- acenea whkh Mr. Ty'.er d.-iights to
rern.it la the vl?lt of Oxxeral Jackaon and Black
HaWX to the clty. "I don't remenib.-r Just what
v. u ii wa-, said he to The Tiibwne reporter,
"but 1 eiial! nev.-r forg.-t how they looked rldlng
dOWfl the stre.-t slde l.v sld.- BX li.ts.-ln U Ckl
aral Jackaon was a flne appearing man with his
bandaome iigure anl hla bus>iv anlte balr Bk k
llawk wna well nmi.-d. I CXX as-oir- v.m. He WBB i
as black xa the demon hlmxelf, and would hxve
made i good companton f?>r hlm In other reapecta,
l Imaalne
"Ona -.f Ihe t.i-st frlonds I ever had," contlniie.l
Mr Ty.er. "was John Kilcssoti Tlme anl Hgiiln j
l uaed to exll upon hlm at hk atudy i don'l b
Ih.-re aaa ? thlng XBOBl rBXthemxtlCX and BOCh
afTalis that he dl ln't kn iw. I wou'-l go Inlo his ,
atudy anl flnd hlm cempletely aurrounded with
mapa and chark Me would tell me ,.n aboul his ]
work and try to explain hi? inventlona t-i me. as if
I knaw a* much aboul them us ho dld. I would sit
there xnd Itaten ia it all, xnd when ha xtopped '
?a i,.i aay 'Bee, here, you aeed a 111 r:.? recrextlon
I ,-is n,, mmewhere.' Then we would have .i flne
dlnner, go to tha theatre .md afterwxrd have n >
<|Ulet little ce'.ebratlon the n.iiun- ..f whlch you m.iv |
Imaglna for youraxif. if xty memorj waa more
faltnful i could tell you Ihe namea of a acora of
a i is, po'.iti. lans. pujfllkta and promlnxnt men in
all profamknx whom l have mel at on.- tlme or
another at tho hotois. My dlfferent routea hava
taken me Into nearly everv parl of tho clty, anl If
I hav done no more. I have at ,<? ist sren iilne
tenths of ihe p.-ople ln Now Y..tk w h . <e names havo
been before the puh.lc"
A FKRAMHIT.ATIN.; PORTOPPICR
Mr Tyler s.ivs he la now ln r.allty a walking
postofti.e for fJovernor'fl island. in the varloua
poekek of his unlform xre the registerej letter,
monev-order, sp.-.-lal dellvery, s.omp and domcstlc
and foreign deUvery departmenta, and withal he is
one of the most efflcienl Informatkn bureaua ln the
country. He is immensriy popular with every
tadaader, not only becauae of his boaated reputatlon
of havlag lettera in his b.ig for aii who eapect
them. hut also becauae ..f ln g tnkl klnd-haarted
ries- His on.- enemy, rhenmailsm. often .-ompels
hlm to rest for a few moments on the st.-ps of the
bouaea along his route around the park. but th.-re
ls not an ofllcer or a private ther.- who is not
proud io ba his h..st whenever "Charlle" f.-els <!!.?- j
posed lo rest. There ls but ono occaalon a ye.ir
whlch ever calls hlm from his post of duty. nnd
lhat Is a fatnllv r.-unlon. The hlg bllxxard "f !
March, 1VS(<. dld rioi pr.-v.-nt hlm from making hla
cuatomary thr.-. trips.
"There I* one thlng I wlsh you would say f-.r
mo." the patriarch sai.i to the reporter. ' i have !
been quofed as s.iylng that I am not faVOrabk
the empl-.v m.-nt of young men as cirrlers. I t..-- |
Ikve thi oppoalte of that, even lt I don't prac
what I prexch. lt I" ono of my pet Ideaa Ihal :
nfter a man has glv.-n tho hest years of his llfe
t., the eervlce aome provklon ought to be m.ii-'
wheretiv he ran elther seoure llght.-r work or ean
be retlr'ed on i penalon. A i irri.-i's salary Is bv
no moana a hlg on.-. and ??? ean'l aftbrd t-> iivo in
idleneaa .ifter we are tiftv yeara old. Rul there are
few rocatlona In whlch men of my age earn their
llving bj travelllnx around out-of-doora from aun
rlse :o sunset. I know lt is cortrary to the Qov
emment'a poilcv to intmdin-e th- penaion systom
into clvll departmenta, bu. I muat aay that i hope
lo see the dav when .'nngn-ss will .-hang- Its mlnd
In thls respect. I am patlently hoplng that tn the
near future a penston low for ktter-carrlera may
be pnssel on whlch I may ba retlred."
1 CLBYER RUSE TO ESCAPE.
IT RTORKED WITH A.MAZ1VI BUOCBRB IN
COPTRULTi CA8B.
HB WALRRD OUT OT THK PRIB0NER8' PBB AT
THK T...MI.S COURT UHTJRB THK NAMK ' < K
A RAN WHO HAO BRRH DHaCHARORD.
Ouotav .'..[.triiii, No. ?7 Ottver-xt, waa xrrxxtad on
Labor Day night by Ptttkeaaan Mkhael J. Qelvtn,
of th" o?k-st. <?tallon, on complalnt of .lames I'aa
<iuolt. of No. 94 Chxrry-xt Pxxqooit says Captrull
Btabhed hlm .slx moattU Xga after rohhlr.g hlm of
$Hio. CoptruU went to Troy. anl the pollce
had heen on the lookout for hlm attfl >?
(Salvln took CoptruU to tho Tomhs Pollce. Totirt
yester.lay and plaeed hlm ln the prlsoners' pen whlle
he made complalnt agalnst three oth-r prlson.rs ..
had.
Potkemaa Wllitam .i. Cuanlngham, of the Oak
st statior.. at the bbbmUmxexflxdtwxntyprlxonxn
out of th.- pen to arralgn them on the ch.irgc ..f
vioiating eorporxtlon ordtaancea They were puah
BXrt mXB. Whex Magiatrate Crane heard that they
had been kckad up aince Baturday he dkcbxrgad
all of th.ni.
As cuatomary, Magiatrate Crane called out the
nun-s ,.r each, and tho name of Emanuel Dackua
waa promptly anawered t... The alleged Dackua was
th.-n lassed out with ulnet.-.-n others by Policem.iii
I'unnlt >.:!'?.'"
When ? 'r.ilvln ;ookcd ln the pen for Coptru.l ho
couldn t Bnd hlm. Then It was dlacovered that
.'optrult had been pa.ssed out l.y taklng Dackua'a
name. Dackua was still Inaide the prkonara* raillng.
Mxgiatrate Crane dkchargxl hlm, xnd th.> pollce
man hiirri.-l to the o.-.k-s-t. Btatlon to aend out a
g.-n.-ral alarm f..r Coptrull. "Cunnlngham was a;
fauit." said Sergeant Langan, of (he .'ouil Bquad,
"th..ugh the most careful man mlght blunder llke
wIse."
Sergeant I.angan sald he WOUld have to mako a
complalnt agalnst Cunnlngham nt Headquartera.
Cunnlngham said thai Dackua and Coptrull looked
much a.lke.
"Twxnty men." he sald, "all of whom but one
were Oreeka and ItaUana, are prettv bard to ?li-j
tlngtils-h from one another Coptrtil dldn'l bexltate
a inoiiient alxiut BBSWXlinB to DacklUffl num.', and
that also threw me off my guard."
ORITIARY.
IRA HROWN
Tra Ttrnwn, genetal manager of the New-York <~"ah
Company, died yeateratay xfteraoon at the Hotel
Revada, at No. R8 BoukvxraL Mr. Hrown waa born
1 In Newfoiindland. N. J.. in MR\ anl when a young
man came to New-Vork and engag.-d In tho llwry
buatneox, He anxa the junior partnxr of the oi.l llv
! ery tlrm of Ryerson & Hrown, whl.h was not dis
aolved untll ln 1SM, when the New-Tork Cab t'om
pany succ.kd it. Mr. Hrown. It ls s.ild. ktroduead
In thla clty tho tlrst landau, the tlrst banxom tm 1
i tho flrst coup*. ll'- xcxnilrad no smail Btcxaure of
promlnenea when as i-eneral manager of the New
Vork Cab Company he tried to establkh n cheap
cab Bervlca. Th- little yellow .-abs whlch he Intro
.lu. .-1 ln iaH w. re amona the in-.-t talked about
affalrs of thelr dav Mr. Hrown expecled that h->
POUId bulld up a big buslneaa with tl-eni by reduclng
his ratca to X centa a mik. Por a Ume the ea
perlmenl was auccaaaful, hut aoon th.- enterprlaa
waa a..indon.-l Mr Hrown r.-tained his ofllce aa
general manager ..." ?he .?it. compxny untll his
death IL- eataWkhed ? blg bualneaa, whi.-h now haa
| elght branch.-s In thls Clty. His son. W-ilur \\ .
Hrown, is the Buperintendenl of (he atablea, at riev
enty flfth-Bt and Amaterdam ave
Mr Hrown was a member of the Oentlemen i
linving ciut. and had th.- reputatlon of i?-mg one of
i th.- beal four ln hand drtvers in the country. He
vvns nls ? on- ..f th.- f.mnd.-rs of th?- Ameri.-an Horae
Kachange. lle had .. wlde drcle of frlenda, among
wnom be was greatly admlred for his generoslty
?^bouTtorty-three yeara ago he married Mka Kar.
winat.s. who surviv.-.- hlm Puneral aenrlcea wlll be
held a" the Hotel N-va la on Tueaday mornlng ... 10
o'rlock. and the burl.,i vul DX Bi Uarwi.k. N. \.
? -ae ?
DR, WILLARD RTRIOHT.
Atlantlc Clty. N J.. Bept I Kx-M..v..t Willarl
Wright, a welldanown phyalckn of thls clty and an
' influentlal DxaXOCrat, dkd BUddenty at hla home thls
mornlng from apoplexy, aged ekty-threa yoars.
Barvaral we.-ks ?.?.. i>r Wrlghi waa atrlefcen with
paralyak. He waa ..n lha etreel ln a dxj or two
agxln, ani kughed ai the newepaper repork eea
- cerntag the aerlouxnxm of the attack H- was ap
p.ir.-ntly well last night, and xttended feveral pa
u-ni' ta bk ofBce Ha compklnrd ol f?iing tl thk
mornlng when ba aroae. and aftei dreaalni nimsoir
went into his ofllce md waa auddenly atrkaen.
Iir Wrig.it w.,a tairn m New-York and atudled
medl'clne .md was graduated from the I'nlveralti of
pennaylvania. !!?> came ... Atlantlc Clty ln larz,
,ii I tOOk all actlVO part ln th<- <iieebv . imp.iUn
ll,. A.is ekcted Mayoi of thls clty Bve tim
was appolnted poatmaater i>v Preal.knl I'leveknd
durtng laa kttera tlrst teraa.
\.? / .4 ir ," ri\isii rtl'KMT rOEOSkf,
Baa Kraio ls. o. yept K iSp.-. lali T II I bio.liii.iii.
geti.i.ii paaaeagar and tkkel agunt of tha Bouthern
I'a.-lfl. i'..iiipun>. h.ivs hc haa advlcea from N'.-w
Orleaaa, Whkb would In.ll. a..- that then- la no kw
und-i whl.h ihe lickel-a. alpera who mild l.o;ns
1 tlckela over ihe oompanr'a Unea, ahlch w.-i
prinled ii Mew-Tork under ihe aupervkton >>r
Clari n< ??? Bxrnatl xa be proaecute i Bxi ?
i now under ball ln New-Yora .1.Iman aald >es
i terdav ihal m l.ouisiana it la no infra.-tlon of the
i law te prlnl counterfell railroa.l ti.-ketg, nor la It
a crlme io sell them or uae them for passage on ..
! rallroad The cornpaiiy eatlmatea Ita loaa by means
| of coiinterfa-tl tl. keta at |Uai a day for aasveral
monlha.
flailroaoi._mmm
DENNSYIVANIA
I RAILROAD. .
a i. ., . ....<? and i ?rt andl Streeia.
BTATTONI fool "f l>.'?i'i"??e?",' .
|n F'-.rf.'.'i H.pt B, IBOO,
IlllO 4. M. I'AST I.INK '^'."/i'MITKl "pullman
IIMMI \. N. IM'NNHVI. ANIA l.l?l'r obSSTva
i'..mptrtm*at. Bie..,.inK IMntne. Bmok'"?1.?nv,|.r.a ;,-.?.-,
'-.? ,ar*. Arrh-s 'M'"*' '.A'l.SL'lnlk! B.00 A. M
^,,;:^v:'s^,,,:;i'rN..n,i-i ?.
' -.ui*. 7 1' M Chlcagp ?"' ' ^,,.lW Piiiiman Hleepina
^^tsri^s^c^s.j
fSaTir*^?i**siT?*
si i^.iiis 7 v m ??" ? nd mornlng _ ._.? ,..r
0.00 r.M. paJ in. r:*??*:^mrm&l<*i?.'
10 Pltlabura ("onnarti hw ' ni.-ag, n>"v
'""" WftuftarV* iidtm soi;Tii.(,.(.in
H M.'IO. !. li II, -l-lnlns Carl, II A M - 1 ,3
;l"'^;;I:,d^:!.,^^s;:,r,,,I?:;nfnrvr:,^'',:p.!
'??oi. ? P B II ll alghi. aiflflBflr. ,,,
nnt'TtlRBB RAH.WAV Ifo P. M de?W ii!\,iII',,?h
New-Orlean Tampa and Memphla: II.IB """"? n"">'
si.'..,,.-, ,. Monlaomvn snd 'aefcaoflvllie. ,
VTF.XNTI.' .'LAST I.IN'I' t, \ M ','*1; ,. MP.fallv
port Tampa, Macon and i.'sarfcstoai ? ? ". -i*?>
rtt, ?KB^OR% RAI1.WAY Bjnwam I ? B
/harlei lt OUllVl A M v.-U.bn* :?,l WMb TbeSUgh
ATuv'ir riTt Thmuah Baprsaa ol w.ff.t PsrtsvCan
rhVv&fafc&ft M-'-r:?,,2.0P ?.aa*
.?'?'Y,,. Bmaeh Astrary l?ark, Omm (Hwve, I", Batai
rieasant, 8?, 7 :io. B. 10. 10.00 A U.. UW.*??. ,M
(.90, mo ind l.oo P V J.k-da?a M ";,'.",. m '
,., Inierlaken f..i laburvParfci. ?>45 {. M., ? ? 1
ina 1 ari, II A M.. 13, )? -;'" % :., ' ,, ., L, 1* tj
^^VV.:"''-':-'-.'!;;,^;^;^::^^^
TMin-f-i .?".r'.ilr. rlll eall for snd rh?ck baaaage from
hoiel* and resldencea thraueh ln d**,,BftV?,'woon
< \l I'lM.'V. ?*1T ?' \\ ??'.'.
M ',;''!,',:,tM?n,ser. Oeflarsl Pa-rr Aaent. .
ERIE LINES.
Throuoh -raln* lea^e New-York fool of jT^hm-Bt.,
a* followe, and n,- rstoutsa tsrller *w Reat as**..
o aii \ >i._\ ,- ? .!.?,!? ! Bxpres* Dsll] for waverijr,
?ma:,. Ctoclanatl and .ago. Partcr cai ie .
n 1 - a"^!"?I'elaware Vallev Kxpres*. D.illy, es.ept |
9:15 Hundi?; r'. Tiix.-d.. Ooshen. MMdleton, Port
,:,,,.. Ltekawsses, Callcoon. Hsncock, Depoatt. ,
Hus,.hsnaa nnd Montlcello. Parlsf .... to M-nti
O.AA V M.?Veetllul-l Mmliel Kaily. S'lld traln for ]
??>:()() nJlcaso Ha fhautai iu* Lake, arrlvei Cleveland '
n 1.-. v m ' hleaao - P M Meepera to.Chl
,.. . . ,? 1 11 i .',n. Innatl. I'lnlne t'ar.
m l\l\ 1* M ? 'tuff.-ii ? V'estlbuled Bxprsss I'allv. arrlvp* .
i'-\)\\ Muffalo 6:38 A. M., maklnit 'llrect eonaecl
(, , Detroli Chlcago n:d the n'eat, ituffslo pa?- \
enaera can remaln In sl-per unttl ? A. M
8 1 m n >|_v*lt ' hatauqua lw,^? and M?K*rn Kall*
: I.) Dallj aolld tr*ln t.. ("hlrago Sleepera to liuf- 1
f?, , tnileaao and Clnotnnatl I?intna ?'hi-. I
IOTAL TIME T.Md.r. TICKET AKD t't'I.I.MAN
i trcommodailons si III, 561, ?1 ind B01 Broadway, ]
|-.,t i-,., l2Sth-at., Chamlsrn nnd Weal Ud-et. ferrie*. ,
v, .. v ?:, :,.; Rroadwaj snd 3SH Eulton-st., Brooklyn; as)
Hudson-at.. Hohoken. and Jera-y nt) Btattoa Brta
Tramfer Compsny ,-ali* for hi, i cbacka iia?sa?? fr..m
hotel* and resldences ln deailnatlon_|
LEHI6H VALLEY RAILROAD.
sniiloo- fool nt i?orlliinill nnd l>e?lir?>?*?-a ata, |
7:?M? V. H. , ei ?! ' RIII " foi MA' CH CHI NK 1
and l"taAmaa{a riENEVA, K"' MKSTKH. BUP- \
TMjn. NIAOARA FALUI, BfOPENHIOX BBIpOE. and
th* R'eal. snd princlpal and local p.'int*: dlnlng-car to |
Buspenslon Brldav. Pullman Vestltmle Oleeper to yhlcaan
11 10 \. M. dally Haavaa a, 10JO A M, Bunday) foi
MAt'ltt 'llt'NK and Int-rmedlate polnta CoflflSCtlOfla 1
f-i- tteadlna ind Harrtalnirg
ltOO I" M dally excepl Surdav. for Kl.MIRA and all
. !.. Mflt| r.i ? nneetlona f'.r Pottavllla and Head
ina- chslr-ear 10 flnikeabarre.
tti.'io l?. M. (Bunday* only) for mikssbarre, U * B.
Junrtlnn nnd hII Ini-rme.llate ?fn,ten*. ?,?-#.
IiIO I*. M. dally. excepl S?ndn< . for I.. and R. Jl >< -
TI"V an.l prlnelpal Intern-edlat* statlons; ruilmnn hufrnt
parlor-rar t" vrilkesbsrre: eonneelloas for Pottsrllle
liBO l*. >i. rtaltj, eaeapl Bunday, f.,r Houml Brook and
Intermedlate ?tatlons
r,:IR P. M. dall] foe BABTOM and Intermedlate *ta
"iIiVmi P. M. dally fsr It'ii-'AI.". RIAOARA KAI.I-S.
?., 1 ;l|| paipit We?t. riillm.in Sle?per iestlbul*d traln
\ n v,.;( 10 rhlraao. Hi^"per i< Muff.ii" nnd Toronto;
\% for Beadlng and Harrlaburf.
lli.to *, M. dally, eaeepi Bunday, f >r Baatern and tnter
mi?'!ilO l?.' M?".lallv for ITMAfA. QBKRVA, RO<'HKi4
TKH Bt.'PTAI>' BIAOABA PALL8, and all point*
\Ve*t. Pullman Blaepera Ie I'hlraKo and Buffalo. chatr
car (r> Wllk*?harr?
Tlcket* and Pullman aecommodatlona af B0, B0I, C44
end I .T'.i Broadway Rl Eaat nth lt., l.'? i:a?t IRRk St
S*n V rU *iV> Pultofl Bt., 4 .'..iirt Bt., 0* Hroadway, and
Brooklyn Annez, Breoklyn. N. T.
The New-York TrRn?f?r >'?>. wlll call fnr nnd rherk bag
(jajre from ho?e| or reeldenee Ihrouah to de*?lnaflon.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
r ? Bapresa Tralaa to
lliltlmnrr, WaalilnRrton. Chlrnaro. I ln.-l u naf I.
Bt. I.oiil- nnd All I'olnla Wenl,
1TI.I..M W I'AB BERVKT3 <>N ALl- TRAIN'S.
lswe New-York. f""t <>f UbMiy-at.. ilailv f .r cilit'AOO,
? ??, n '?, and 11:13 nishi I iTTHHtur;. :i W. tx. Sun ,
2-.10 Bun 12:15 nlorhl CINCINXATI. 0T. L0UIB, 10 a. aa.,
m \vasiii.\.;t<)\. RALT1MOBE, I i m.. en.
Sur. 10 a. m . II *> ., BI., Dlnlna ' 'r. 2 30. I>lnln< < "a
13:90 p. t".. e?. Sun. I'lnlnn '?r? ii oo, H:0O p. m.. Dlntns
. 12:15 nlahl
Nl H'.F' 'I.K. 11 .T) * m . dall)
NEW-ORLEANB, Roanoke, Hrl?tn| and rhattano.,aa,
throuirn Pullman Bleeplne ?'"''. ft P m daiiv.
All traln* li:,iinlnat.-.l wtth I'intseh llsht
Tlcket offleea; 118, 17'.'. 301, 41'. l.uo Broadway, 31 Eaat
14th St 1'J7 Bowery. B Y : '144 Kulton St.. Brooklyn.
*lail?.n*''oot of I.iherty St., ?'. H R. <>f N. J.
New-York Traaafer i'..mpanv win eall for and rhe.-k
bsaaaaa from h t"i or realdsnea to destinatinn
DRI... LACKAWABBA *M> WBBTBRB R. B.
stiitloii*. I ii \i'?-li,rk, f?M?t of Hari'lay and
Chvistaaher sireeis.
VKflTIIII I.KI) TRArWB. IM1.I.M*> 111 KI'ET
<4HS, PINTBCH IU.III.
Dlre.t r.mt. to NEWABK, Hl.' >' >MPI Kl.l?, UONTTLAIB,
THE OBANOEfl, Bummlt, H?rnapl*vll|H, Ilaak'u*:
Ri.lae Madlson, Morrlstown, Pasaalc, Patsraon, Boon
ton Dover Bta-ihopa, NEWTON. BUDDfl LAKE
l.\KF HOPATrONO. llackertatov.ii. BCHOOLET'fl
MOt'NTAIN Waahlngton. PHIUJPBBtTBO. EABTON.
\v\Ti:il OAP BTROfDBBl*R<l Pocono M..unt.iln?,
BI-RANTOM PITTBTON WIL.KEBBARBE. NANT1
C'OKE IHNVll.l.K. NORTHt'MBEBLANn, M BI
r ?'.. BIN'OHAMTON OXFORD. NORWIfll. Water
y|||e 1'TH'A RirHFIEUJ BPRINOB I'irilaii.l.
RTRAri'BE OOWKaO, ITlIAi A. OWEOO, KI.MIlt*
roRSIXCI HATH PANBVILI.E. Bt'PKAU) aad all
point* WEBT. NORTIIWEBT AND BOfTHWEBT
T BB A M. BINOHAMTOS MAIL. BtOpB at prln Ipil
ri:0il A. M I'.II'KAI.". BCRANTOR, BIROHAMTOR.
irii'A Rll'HPIEU) BPBINOB. BTRACCgB an.l
OBWKOO KM'ltl'.ss Pullman l!un*?t Parlor *'ar? r.,n
ii- ? at ll.iffalo wlth traln f' r I'hlrasc and |?,lnt* w.it
10S P, M BCRANTON. RIM5MAMTON and BLMIRA
EXPREB'I. I'nilinan parlor caia,
4 00 P M BTBAXTON. W1I.KKSRARRE. and I't.Y
MOt'TH KXI'HKSS Pullman Parlor ?'ar*.
7jo P M. iDaJly) BunTalo Veatlbuled l.imitei Exprest
f..r s<i:anT',v RINOHAMTOX, EUliftA. BtT
KAt>> Pullman Ituffet sleeplrn ''ar r,nn.-,'ts at
RulTalo wlth 'r.iln f..r I'hlcatc,. snd polnta W?St.
P:3o P M. iDally) nWTAUO, BCRANTON. RlN'iHAM
T<>\ RK'HFIEIJi ?PRINO?, ITI'A. BTBArfOE
and OBWE4TO EXPREBB Pullman Ituffet Bleepata
TH'KKTS AM> 1'II.I.MAN A.'rr,MMrM>ATinNS at 14
Turk Place IC*" Broads iy. Tlcket.1 at ferry stntlnni, '142
V.r adway Hl 4'have , or 12th-*t.. ."..'t W?S| IStheSl
2tV. I'oluaibui ave.. N?? York: Sga and 72<t Pultofl *t.. and
p?l RmTdwar, Brooklyn. Time tat>|e? sivlnit full lafor
matl..n at all Btatloni
WEBTrTrTT EXPREBB TOMPANT wlll eall fn* and
cheek I'liase fr.in Iio'h| .,r re*l.lem-e to .leeilnatl >n
VKWYoltK AND LeONG BRANCH RAIL
i.1 Bi >ai>.
Snmm.r Schedule in effeel Sept. 0th. 1?f?S.
r<>r R.-l llank I.ons llran.-h. Kll,er.,n. <V-ean Orove,
UbuV) Park, Belmar, Bprlna 'J<l<e and r-int Pleaaant.
Tratni lesv* Poot l.Hetiv Btreel 43". 1:80 ,to Re,t
?:lfl MI ??' A V 1:30 "O-JO, 4:.*>. ?? .1". IJO,
0:18 !' M Bun.lav*. non A M 4 BB) I' M.
Traln* leavr Kool forllandl and l>e*i.r?**es stree,*:
1:80 ?,i 1" Mo'*> a M. 12:10, '-'.t". ?S:#J leacepi Ked
llank) ?:?, 5:K), 7 ?*, p. M . Onadaya *?:4S A. M.
B 18 P. M
Sundi.y traln* do not *t.p *t (iw?n i.rove and A?bury
I'ark
?I'.'ii 'ee i-ti.r ?? traln*.
J .11. W?!oi.P ?t P. HAI.n\vTN
,; P A IVrn R R O, P. A . C. R. K. of M. J.
rifis ri>>i>i;ktt.
Bub ' N V 0 I. B R R
8TEAM8BIP hTBWABD8 DBOWXEO
TWO MRR lATBT THEIR LTVBBJ RY THE FBRRT
RDAT NETHKRl-ANPS RINNINCJ I>OW N A <WT
BOAT RRAB BOBORER POCB MRR
RRBCVRD.
The ii iboken ferryboal Rethertanda raptain Rrn
aot Van fjalktor, ran down a catlioat as the ferr>
boal was aboal to enter her ?lip Ht Hohoken last
! ulRht. Two men flrapa drowned. They were fJaa
1 tuve Qldannaag. aa-fltoarard Of the Bremen steam
shlp Werra. aml Herinai, Mcyer, stewarJ of Ihe
Bteamer Lahn, of the same llne.
Il.iii> 1111 lerl.ran.lt, of No. TH Amsterdam-ave.,
j thls clty; Arthtir Mathles, aml Wllllam lllld^i
brandt, of Becoad anl iiarden *!?<.. Haaafeoa, an>l
Wllllatt, Meyera were saved by the crew of the f.'t
l ryboal Thev wre lak-'ii lo llol?>k.-ii aml lamle.l
Tae eatkoat, to a sinking ooadltloa, *.?*
plcked Up by ihe liiat'oat Bdwtfl aml lOWOdi Ifl M"
I. d.-ti aml lle.l ,ip
I'nptaln \.?ii OuBfler *??>* there were no llghi*
oti the calbOfll aad he .11,1 not see the craft unlll
wlthin a abort dlatanoa ol It He then rang to
fltop mi i baek, toil tae NeRNarhMMla hardly loat
headwa) al all bs**oee the i>.,w of hl* boat atraak
il The ii,ate of ihe RaUaarlajsaO bear*
I, . , i;,..,i,, ., || ln thi* si-itetn. nt There wre n.>
laatoraa oa tha .?t ahaa \hA Bdarto towed her t>
the .lo, k II I* IBOIUhl the men were out In the
afternoon, anl. especllna to tn- buck before darlt.
neglected to carry lanterits, but, bttlng becalmed.
were caught without thein.
flailroaog.
NKWYORK
(entral
V^/4 HUOSON RIVER R. R.
K...IH Rexad omiai xtatjea RR atr??t
B .'io a M Bi apaj Baredar, BaapMa sut? ripreaa
l-a.t.a l.alti ln '??" ""''' I. _._'.
BtXX A M Kaaopl <*un< ">? V"T Ki'nflo.d Kpr nga,
Allrt,.l..<H M. .i.a.ns, TnoaUBBd lalan.la and pjg,
gagg A. H Dally. Kxaj BkM <?< Brrxexea BXaaxxAtXj
Huffal . Nla^aru l'.ll? HlleagO
....,, v u Kx<ept fun.lav For l ataklll M-ur.uiae,
Baraloga. '?"?" ?'""*'? ,;,"n afiraxklax ?m
Moalraaal , ,. ,
ioi:m> A M Ba ?.-? taaki Dai Bapraaa tm aB tRa
porunt Biat* p rtnta. ,,,... ....
1 ilHI I M l'-il' ' ''" w.-i-rn IJr.il'-! f - < ln<-ra?
aatl. Indlanapolle, Bi, Ujula and < i-i
BiBO P M Baa-epl -""?'" u"' ' " '' "' k~r*ie,
All.inv 'I roi Bal Blaxja. , _
4,-Ui C \t Dall) N-i'.i ghore MaallM. Daa f"imlt
B-aj a m . ...i-aK- ? aa t R
(lilMI l- M Unill I "i Alhen I Buaalo ' l-va.
land I'-'i l ?'' I' ?> ' ' I ' '". "? ,?""l?
>-?* p m i.. irat'ga. '"-'?"r? R Aihem,
i-| ... i (i and l.i.k - PI .
TMM> ',. m i.,,. i . v-. ? ndark Meuntalaa, Thoaj.
mihI lalanda it I H"i '?? _ ...._
J U, |. ?? I ? ?? I ? ' l"M\
x/laaai ?? ? ' ,;' ?" ' ladlanapolla Bt Uuia
BaX* P Bt*' Oalli Oali Bleeptaa < ar poaaaaaaaaa fne
u ? i . .. , ,.? ? ? ' ?l"
BlIB P M ?? ' ' ' Vl ' ' "r1 ' '?
i |,.,',.;?>i I ! '? iroli i
c'liii vioiii i' ? ? ' ' '*"' "*.xa
l',,lrils ?n V v 1 ? ? II. ' I ?' '"?epi
lt:MI "V" fctVand BlSB P. R -f>a - R
I'lttatl-M. >.< JJ..-I-.'. I
BilB \ M ' ? Ha H?dl
ahlra H.lls vla ll.nl. n '
' W.l. NIHIII" TKAINH TO rONKI l
"All niatit" iralna rur bnwoa-i ; - ? ata aa
Putnam UlvM?n. aa far aa y.aakora la ? nna n wlrh
,,.,. |-i. i Koad Thla la lha ? Bl] Haa laal ? "all
nlgl.t" tralna ? ut .f ^"A '>,rk
vA'acnai Palaca ...r? on >.H ihrough <r*'na.
Tralna llliimlnated i > Plr.tarh Mght
Tl.keis and Waan-r MfTlcea at 'iiand '.n.-a! "-ta'taa,
11.1 flroadwa) l? Per* P l - -";i "?'' H idwj, :tl K??l
1IH,.m MSfiroadwi) RR ?V>lu > Weat IBMX.
?I md IliMli-ai ?u*.l?>a, Nev ^-^ BlB ?...i ra) K.ipniu
?t ' .md l<si Hr ladway, K i? Br. nklyn
itaKKng- checkod fr ii i-'-i ' riwdmaa i- lha Waax
- >.t Kki-iaaw . - iiit.anv
JOHN ? Toi . KV. OEOROB II DARIRIg,
Oet.erai Manaa r 0?n?ral Paaa
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
(Aaibra. Ita - 'd Baad ^-x.i.iaive v ?
goar iratka. Au'- m.itic Hl^-k MKnala.
. d ifter BepU rol ? ? I l?5
TraUH ? ' r i'Bwrtj Bt.
r<-<r Ka-t-n Rothletiem, Alleawero, it.-au- h < huaa X.
4 m 7 13 !? to .11 18 t-. Kaatoni A M . 1 1" 1 BO '4:0b
t,. Faai-.ni 1 XI 5 If. T ?'!'.. lo Allent-.wn Y M - indari,
4?| (TllI tn Ka-f-.n. A M.. I<?1. BJ8 " 'O P. M
i-'..r Wllkeabarro, pitist .i aad Bcraataia, B:ie A. au,
1:10 1:80, 4 '?. P M Bundara. I.XB A M
PoV R-adlng a- IJO, ?.?? "'"..",??",/ M- I'*
daya l ?i 2 :to :.::.' ? 00 P. M . 12 U nlahl
foi Harrlaaura ai ??, ?:?. X:W A. ?v ?:??.. >*?.
4 i?.. B:0B, il'. P. M. IXrtl nlaht f-indar?. 1 nn R SO,
.; i?i P M.. IS:1B n:?ht
For S-int-iiry Lewlabura, and Will-anrp ?? al 4 30.
s >?< :. to a M.. 1:10, i -in. T:tt?i Y m Baadaya, 4:se
A M tt.oat P. M.
AI.I. RAIf. R.-'IK
K..r Red Hatik. I/..n? Hran. 1) and poln'r s^iith t poBBl
Plouan 4..'a. -:.:-i to Bed B kl * 11 ? A. M.
i :.. 8-Xo 4 f?' 4.to 5*1. a:!5 P M. Buadaya, ?x
rept Ocean Orajva aad Aabary I'arU. n.oo a m 4<?
Por LakeWOOd, T-.mi Rlver, Harne?-a' Tark. anl P?-na.
?.,: 4 XO, r IS A M. 140 4 ?> P. R . ? .
;?* r Atl.int .- ' ltv. I'ape Mav Vin-land. rnd p-lda-tno.
4 |0 A M 1 ?'?" ' M
r M<in'in..'itti Reach. Beabflght, ard Hlehlanda af
Navesirik 4.;'h> I III A V ? BO I BJ I II P M ^uo
dava '?' 00 a m ! "" P M _?..
givnv IIOOK BOITK.
POH LeONO HH.v.v H. OCKAN OROVB. *e.
Fr..m Ploi s N R ' t Roetor XI
For AHaiit!.- Hkhlanda. Hljrhi..n-l Boach. SorraaaaHaj
Rumar.n lieadi. Xeabrlght. Roni itl Reach anl \* nf
H-aneh at l:X0, 10 |B v M .1 '"? - ' < ? 'r!^'? ?:?A
:, ?m r- .V Bundaya, ?-v> A, M 1*0 P M
p..r Rlberon. A?l.urv I'aik, Ocran Orove an^ polntS
aouth to Polnt Pleaaant, 10:18 v M ilfln Baterdara
r.nhi 8:48 8*30 P M Buada - (ea ?: ? ? <- <lrova
and Aal-iir. I'nrki. B:M A M M
F'.r LakeWOOd, T-.-na Rlver aivl P.irneaat. 4 ?> A BL.
(1 no Baturdava only) 1:48 P M- -
Por Atkntie nir. Papa Ra) Vlaekad and Bridgetoa,
4 w ,\ M lliWr M Batui
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO riltl.ADFI.I IH A. BAI.ITMORB AN'P
WA8HINOTON _
Pr.r rhllidelnhli w.-^k ,1a . s 1 W "? oO. ? .VI. inia,
wv.s?rv ls?i?-?8B; ?' 8
11:80 (Iilnlnt .'..n A M. 2 1.1. ? <?i. 5:f>0 .IHnlnf .'arl,
8:00 .Dlnlna .'ar. P, M. U:I8 alght- . ,m ,?.?,.
K->r Italtlmcr- nnd Waatllnglnfl. ??** t>iv ?? ? *in- ,n?
ll ra iDlnlng '?..'?. A >.l . 2:80. 8*0. I.nirtlng Cart,
.: .-i (Dlnlna fan P at., 12:13 nlghl "' ?ya m"?.
11 80 .Ulnina .arl \ M . 2-t". iKW (Ulnina ' ?r>. ? '?
?h?ck liaaaace ft'.m h-t.l ..r n-aid-me'ti d?tinatl -n __
WESTSHQRE R.K.
Tralna le.iv WaaX 42d Bt Baatka. R. Y.. as folloaag,
and 18 mlnutea earlier from foot Franklln St.:
I *IA a \1 I.allv l,..cal to ll.iffi'.
T".w a m!'i'?:1v i-.?! ... Albaay. for OatakflJ MoUnt?uai
and 'Saratoaa. Parl..r cara to AlbaBT. Bundaya -jn.y
II IR 4 M Pally for Albany. Ltlea, Svracuae. K .<-r.ei.tea,
0l!uff*-,. N.aaara P.?a. Tjdido, (TevelaBd wd i hl?|go.
11 :tB K. N. Oaily, eaearpl Bunday, to CXlaklil Bieaaa
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ai to P M. r>aiiv. r?.-e|.t Bunday for N-wi.uru Ai^ana,
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H u-hoater and Huffal.i.
h IR P M. Kailv for Albany, Utlca, Brraeua*. R-chaa.
.!" Buffalo. Klaaara Palk Toraato. Datratt CkaaakaXlj
.h.caff.- and Sa. uaatla,
a-or tl-kets tln.e tal>le? parlor and aleepln*- car a-'-an.
mndatlona applv clty offleea. Rrooklvn and Now TWK.aaa1
a( ?Utlotl* T.mo taLlea al prln.-lpal hotelj > r "'"?'
lnformntt n addreos C. E t^MBERT.
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Ctramboati
FOR BOXTON. n/ORCEXTER, WHITE M?n NAPrg,
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. h.irfttB leav NEW I'IKR ?'!<>. K. B.. "?- "ir"'k ^"^
cannl St . at i-JK V M dally. excepi Buadaj f^jnect
InK traln- leave wharf. Provtafeace 0 A M due RvytiB
7 18 A M and 8*0 a M . due Worceater 8 A M nttaa.
,l?vs. B:18 A M due \v.r.-r 10:28 4. M.l WtBI
Mounlalna traln with parlor car fr.-m ProvlahNM*. 7 >. A.
M aacepl Bundaya Full malita reat, ?h..rte?t rall noe,
PISE ORrHEXTRA .m -a. h ateamer ??_.
ateamers leiv- *me plar at (I Oo P M ???i ' ^ ?'l;?!*
The only dlract Xound Routa to KARRAOAJaTXETT l DBB1
and WATi'H HII.I. _
L^ iit"!^^ ' ' ^a
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Annex aarvtea Irom Rrooklyn and J->-> < ?!>
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and l'Harlm In eommlaaloo together Two b..at?i '?. n ?ajr
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leave 1'ie. 2^. K R.. 8 P. M and M 80 P M daill rf
daya exrarptod - nnectlng witli 'rnins to Mnrit.n iian
f ,i.|, Bprlnaneld Holyoke and North_.
MJMY EVEMfiWC LBBE.
Blraaaarra 1>REW aad itA.s klCHato.N, . - 0W Pat
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rrptedi. Coanectlna ?uh eapr? a tralna f... s.iratnaa.
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\\\?t Saturday nlahl ataaroer ronn*c:a t?ilh Suieiay
mornlng tiam for S.rat .fa. North Crrrk. . -klw.U and
?(-ainer .,n Ijika Oeorfe._
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DAV Ua.Nt XTKAXIBa
"NKWYORK" or "AbUAM
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burgh, l'oughkeepal*. Rhlne?.?< a. fa-sklil ax.-l Hudaoa.
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CONNECTIOKX: --
WEXT POINT. NEWBUBOH and PO* OHKKKPSia
with down I?ay R..af. -?
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reaorta ol tliv fataktlla _
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and otia Klevatlns Rallway. ? -
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Hoati-n and the Kaat; Montro.,1 and thr North. aaa
with ipe?-lal (ralns lo and froaa XARATOOA. .
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eh?ok bagaaaa froan L.-ia-la and ra-dden.?? ____
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'.aliia. Hun.lav n-arrirr l.m. hea j?t Al.-oiv
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Ktr..-. I-aily at 4 Y M . Sal.ir.1aya il I P- ?*?
Uramera J. W IIAI.HWIN and ? f> ROMKR._.
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KIls.KII.I. an.l (ATSKIt.U laavr avary araaBgagaa
v, P. M frutn Fiei 4^ fo.l ..f "?i 11th ai.. ?.-"nnacI1M
wltli CAi.-KII.I. MOPNTAIN anl c4tR."> R R '?? ' _
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I IRECTOBY of SIMMUt IIOTF.I.H anj B04BIrtP?a
HOC9EX malled tn* al PIF.R
RAMSDKI.I. I.INK.-Sfeamera leave Pler M,
N R . foot I'ranklin al , for Cranaton'e, Wa?t Potat aaK
evrlng, Cor.tnall. Flahklll Landma aad NawtHirg: ?aar?
gay.. lp.ni; Bundaya ? a. m . 18W al., N. R. 8JPX. ??

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