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P ; i ' THE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNE "5." 189. - 9 'iwm
STOLEN CANOTBLOWN DP.
nr'AVlTfi VSEI TO ItllEAK TUB
wr.sr point avxs.
I f "' rrrst sesterdny mid the details
.rthc Tlii-ft low Known Tlie Thieve Hid
I ll,P mnnnii hi the Woods and Itcdiieed
I Them " JmiU Monterey 44 un Destroyed.
I The t 9,orJ' "' "l0 etcilliifi oC tlio cannon
(rom Krrl Clinton, Woit Point, canto out jester
in; mo'i'l'iR, nflcr t'.to inoro men had liccn
annUmi! ''Cforo t'nltcd .States Commissioner
BhIcM!-. oh irgcrt with participation In tlio theft.
Ihs turn iirrrtlttnort were Henry H. favniro and
Tlmotli Mno,holh of lllidilitnd Fall. Thcv
I were , rr-Meil nt Highland Falls curly jostor-
d) inornltiB brSoirct forvlco Agent William
Rv j.McMjiiih, and wcrohoU In 94,000 ball oath
I (orctiuinn-itlon ticxl Tuesday, When Thomas
, M. L'arl) "',0' ""'' nx Bornsloln, was nr
re itnl on Weilncsilay, charged with hat Ing- dis
posed of the xtoloniannon, wag brought beforo
Comnils'luticr Shields for cxniu'.natlon jester
dar nflcrnoon. lie. was rearrested on thochnrgo
of hut Ink stolen the rannon, and was hold for
culmination for tlio snmo tlmo andlnthosamo
I Ml nnnKO and Maxoy.
J Agent McMamtn, nmsqucrndlntc ns a whiskey
salcmim at Highland Fulls on Wednesday
lunlnB, iMtcd sovorol saloons and there bo
cured Information which led to yesterday's ar
rest". IIerolsthotory of the theft of tho can
non a told by McManus to a Son reporlor yes
terun) afternoon:
"In the latter part of lost November Early was
rniplojcd as n plumber nt West Point. Ills
vrorxtook him to ono of the buildings near Fort
Cllni. n. lie saw the cannon and ho concluded
that, if ho could pet hold of them, ho could mnko
ionic ijone by soiling them. Ho broached tho
lubJei'loHnxngc, who Is n lineman In tho cm
plo) ot tho Wcitcrn Union TolcKraph Company
and works between Wcehawkon and Highland
Falls He lives with his wtfo and ono child
errr the Highland Falls station IT'tttifolaa
telegrnpr operator. Sarngo fell In w lth Early's
plan, bn thousht thoy should have ono more
man In order to handlo tho puns. They con
cluded t' nt JIaxcy, a teamstor nt Highland
Falls t bit had done teaming abont tho Point,
. was the man they wanted. Maxoy was agree
sblc.
"With the copartnership formed tho three
men pot a small boat one night, almost at tho
end of Not ember, rowed up tho rlt er from High
bail Falls to AVost Point, and under tho loo of
Knox Point, which Is noar Fort Clinton, doing
up to tho fort by a path that loads up tho steep
embankment from tho rlxcr thoy took tho
Monterey gun, rollod It over Knox Point and
down to tho rhcr. Loading tho gun into the
loat thoy row ed down stream to n point about
midw aj between West Point and Highland Falls.
There thcv mndo a landing and carried tho
Icanron Into n clump of bushes near a snitch on
the West hhoro road. A night or two after
this tho thrco men took Maxej's toam up to
Fort Clinton by a back road. Loading another
ot the small guns Into tho wagon, they carried
it to where they had left the Monterey gun.
Tho next night Savage, having procured a
Hick of dynamite, went to tthcrol tho guns
had been secreted and blew them into pieces
weighing from 11 o to a hundred pounds. That
was tho end of the Monterey gun that lwas
instructed to find nnd return to Wist Point, no
matter what the co-it was. Tho pieces wero
. gtthered up, put in boxes, and shipped to Hern
toin. "Hetwecn March 1 nnd 3. Early, Savatre. and
Maxey mado their third trip to Fort Clinton
In Maxcy's tt niton, taking tho back road again.
That night they rigged a three-pole derrick,
fitted with tackle. With this they hoisted two
ottbe heaviest guns into the wagon, covered
them up w lth an old carpet, and carried them to
tho place where the flrst tw oguns had been taken.
On the night of March 4. the night President Mr
Klnley was Inaugurated. Havago attacked theso
guns with dynamite. He tried three or four
times to blow them to pieces, but they never
even cracked. Then he gave It up. The next
day Early contracted with a lumber dealer in
Highland Fulls for enough lumber, 1 Inches
thick, to make boxes to put tho two cannon In.
Early made the boxes, packed tho cannon end
shipped them to llernstciu on Mar-li 7.
"A man. whose name I cannot mention, knew
all nbout thK He said nothing about It for n
longtime, fearing that Savage, who Is a bully,
il) might attack him. About May IS, however, tho
V man decided to let some one nt West Point kJiow
1 that the guns had been stolen. Ho told a ser
geant at the post. A count of the guns was
ordered on May is, and four were found to be
missing. At the time ho was arrested Early
said he bought tho guns of three soldiers. Yes
terday Col. Ernst hod a muster of all the soldiers
at tho Point. Early was taken by every Hie. and
failed to identify any ono from w horn ho bought
the guns.
When Savage was arrested at the Highland
Falls station yesterday morning McManus told
him he'd hate to go with him to West Point.
"I'll be damned If I will!" shouted Savage, and
he then clinched with tho detect lt e. Lieut. Wei
gel of West Point, who was standing near, drew
revolver and placeditngalnstSirage's temple.
The cold steel had tho effect of quieting tho man
and McManus proceeded to handcuff j.lin.
hllo he wo doing this somo ono behind him
uwutcu. isjuKfjuii nun inii an nxr.
McManus and Lieut. Wclgcl looked around
and saw Mr. Savago running townri them full
tilt with an nxo upraised In her hand. When
, the woman was within a few feet of Lieut.
tclgcl he turned his piMol toward berandaald:
"Madam. tbU mollified vour husband. Per
HP.' " wi" induce you to drop that axe."
When the woman saw tho revolver sho
creamed, dropped tho axe, and mado for tho
station.
LUETOERT INDICTED.
tin. Toseh Inji Hi, Onre Advised Hrr to Kill
Ilrr Husband by Poison.
Chicago. June 4. Mrs. Augusta Tosrb, one of
the State's wltnestes against Adolpb L. Luet
gert, charged with wifo murder, mado a stuto
ruent to the police to-day that Luetccrt had once
proposed to her that sho kill her husband by
poison. "That much." he is reported to have
laid, holding his thumb and forefinger a frac
tion of an inch apart, "would sottle him If put
In a glass of water." The proposition was made,
Mrs. Tosch sas. In a conversation In which sho
hod told him that her husband got drunk nnd
abused her. Assistant State' Attorney McEwrn
does not, know whether to believe the story nr
tot, as the woman has Leon a remarkably will
ing witness against Luctgert.
Mrs. Christina Feldt, whose name has been
coupled with Luetgcrt's In an unenviable way,
declared to-day that sho was through with him.
Ehoeajs tho 1,400 whhhsha sont tohlm jes
M terday by the servant, Mary Slemcrlng, was
Luetgorta money; that It was In n packogo
which l.uetgert gave her the day of hlsiirriat lo
kren in trust for him. She did not know what
wai In the package and when Luvtgcrt's lawyer.
ex-Iudgo vincont, wroto hor asking her to do-
Hrir the package, sho did so. Slia was before
the Oram! Jnry to-day. Mrs. Feldt says sho will
hate nothing more to do with Luctgert. The
Orand Jury toted a truo bill against Luetgert
this afternoon.
I zx-kounihwan li.tituis DitoirifKD.
t UoUj sir tbe Sllulna- iremery telleelsr
lA Pound In (be Xorth Illrrr.
m Tti. boiy of cx-Itouhdsmah William Harris,
H who hud been missing since last Sunday, was
found List ceiling in tho North lllver at
Thirtieth street. Ho went on tho County Ca van
Hen s excursion on Sundny, und wus last seen
alln on tho pier nt tho foot of West Thirty-
"!";! h street, after the excursion Undid.
m Mix sou, who Is i. policeman, got leave of ab-
M Kino on Wednesday to grapple for his liody.
w He also offered n reward of $100 for its recov-
m oung Harris said his father hud $'HX Ik
m longing to tho Collego Point llrocr.of which
iio wai dillector, when ho left homo Sundny.
i,Y'' H ouly-),:i8.S7 ill the dead man'n pockets.
jifjendri was Intact, however, nnd Policeman
H Harris concluded that his fathor fell overboard.
t'CI.1. BOO FEET fllO 31 A. OEAOIEJt.
aB or the Three Men Tost White Crossing the
rarlnicn rrnin Nunrlse City.
Pi-mi F, Wusli., Juno 4.-Tho fate of the threo
, n, lluttchcr, lllackstone, und Moliinjiie, lost
while irutHlnir tho pnrtago from Siinriso City,
Cooks Inlet, to Irnco William Sound, has Just
wenliMrncd. Tlio men left Sunrlso In March,
I Jf'0"M'nnlrd by two guides. When tho huge
I i,-i ' r "''h must bo crossed before thoy could
1 1 i". ' V'e sound, was reached tho men hur-
W'l'iiiadiif their guides. They woie last seen
rt,i.l,',ho letl furkof tho uhicier Instead of tho
1. 1 A. K,il"in)iicnt search showed that they
t ir1, ",'""! ,l10 ,',ia ot the floor of Ice nnd tho
IT. i '! ''"'''en. dashing them S00 feet to tho
:,1",ll,,lonl where they were crushed out of
K UtUillC',
'" llodirs rouud la llio Cnual at Uorbesler,
l 'lcliijiTHt, Juno 4. Two bodies wore found
M in the Krlu Canal horo to-day near Monroo ave-
"' bridge. One was that of John Ksslcr.an old
li iSto V."1 ''",. "'I'" was identified as that of
I ttnuii.M . 'HWwird. n coachman. Jloth aro
I fflb,l?u?nmmlttwlulclite. Esslcrwas
1 SSS?.'?1 '", Salisbury PHson during tho war.
M "mco then ho bad never been In his right mind.
THE WHY AND WHEREFORE
of tho present opportunity to buy
for $10.00 a Malta Suit, formorly
marked to soil at $15.00 to $20.00,
is to bo found in tho fact that wo
have Hoveml linos in which tho
sizes iiro broken which wo proposo
to clenr up and aro williutt to loso
nionoy in ordor to do ho. "Wo hnvo
not ovory sizo in ovory lot, but
ovary size in somo lot, so tho earlier
you mnko your selection tho bettor
lino you'll have to ueloct from.
Don't postpono purchasing with
thoidoa that you'll find thoso Suits
a wcok from to-day or you'll miss
tho opportunity.
V F ohon St. cor. DeKalb Am V"
BROOKLYN.
CALEB V. SMITH, Managor.
WIXTEHXTEE.Y IX JUS Oir.V DEFENCE.
The Dloomsbura- Lstwxrr Contradlela All the
Testlmonj or Ills Aecnsem.
Ill oo.MsnL'ito, Pa.. Juno !. In the Wlntcr
stecn dynamitoense this morning tho defendant
wnB called In his own defence. In n calm and
straightforward manner ho gave n brief history
of himself, recounting how he drove mules on
tho tow-path, worked in a blacksmith shop, kept
books, read law, was ndmlttcd to the bar,
formed a partnership with Col. Knorr, tho
father of Clifton, engaged in several business
enterprises, nnd bought tho Iromlalo plant. Ho
told about tho cqult) suit, and said that James
Scarlet was tho leading attorney nnd not
Waller. Then ho told of his cnnnrctlon with
tho Knorr estate, and of his business transac
tions with Clifton Knorr, from whom ho bought
his stock. At tho adjournment for noon
Wlnterstcnn was not through.
After recess Wlntcrstcen resumed his testi
mony. "Tho first business I had with Cliff
Knorr," ho said, "was tho purchase of his bank
stock. He sent mo several letters from Reading
asking mo to meet him at different places, as ho
did not want to be seen in Illoomsburg. I met
him on Market street, Illoomsburg, In Septem
ber. Ho asfced mo about Waller and cursed
him, said If he got hold of htm ho would mnko
short work of him. He was only at my houso
four or five times, not eighty an ho said.
" I met him next at Wilkesbarrc on Sept. S),
00. 1 registered nt the Exchango Hotel. Knorr
camoln later and registered under an assumed
name. I remained over night nnd occupied a
room with Knorr. Tho conversation with Knorr
was general. Wo talked about money he want
ed, not atout Illoomsburg people or affairs. I
gavo him ten dollars to help him out."
Witness described a trip to Nantlcoke mado
that morning with Liveryman II. S. Ilarring.
He got homo that night nt 8:30 nnd did not
know-of the c-.DlosIon until tho following morn
ing, when Mr. Jury met him nnd told him of it.
The next da he recched a letter from Knorr.
On Monday he attended tho funeral of I'etcr W.
Evans, who had died on the night of the explo
sion, nnd then found that be could get to Head
ing that night. He went nnd met Knorr.
"Knorr said he was going to look for a job,
and I gave him S30 and told him that if he
would ki-ep me posted in regard to his where
abouts. I would help him nil I could until he got
the Job.
Mr. Wlnterstren denied that he over mado
threats bfore cither P. G. Miller or Mr. Ert
wlnc. and said that tbey had personal feeling
against him. Then for over an hour every
point of Knorr's and Sally Oast's testimony in
criminating him was gone over and hedeniod
every charge nnd allegation. Ho denied having
mndo threats before Knorr. He explained tho
letters which were found in Kuorr'x possession
nddrcssod to "Miss Mamc Wilson" as having
Ix-on thus addressed at tho request of Knorr.
Winterslecn was still on the stand when court
adjourned until to morrow morning at 0 o'clock.
INVESTIGATING ENHION STONE.
ITheltaer the lnnlr Nlmll Proceed Depends
on Admiral Dnner.
It was generally understood at tho navy yard
In Ilrooklyn last night that tho preliminary in
vestigation of the charges mado by Swlu Conil6
against Ensign Stono in connection with his
loro episode with Miss Mario Condd had been
wound up. Mr. Condd was oarly on board tho
Maine, and he supplemented his own long story
of the doings of Ensigns Stono and Osborno at
Oiwego, mado a few daB ago, with written
statements of servants and others.
The Naval Hoard will submit all tho papers In
the case, and Its own opinion, to Admiral lliinco.
and It is said that If hlsdecis'on is favorable to
theaccusftl officers the matter will tie dropped
without being referred to tho Washington au
thorities. It is supposed that In the enso or
Ensign Osborne nt least no further action will bo
taken. At no time since tho Inquiry began has
bo been under even nominal arrest.
ASSAULTED ON JUS DOORSTEP.
Three llla-hsvaymrn Try lo Kill m Boston Sfan
ITbo Itrslsled Robbery.
IIorton, June 4. Thomas F, McQuinness, n
Hanuter street business man, was about to enter
his homo at 130 Itoxbury street at l'J:10 o'clock
this morning when threo j oung men assaulted
him. He tried to light them off and was holding
bis own when nnu of tho trio drew a raxor and
slashed him across the head. Inflicting a voir
bad cut in his scalp. Just then Patrolman Dan
iels of Station lOiamoup, nnd tho highwaymen
ran. Dinlcls gavo tbasu and tired threo shots
at thn fleeing mon. ono of whom drew n revolver
and fired two shots at tbo ottlcer. None of tho
bi.llets took effect, however, nnd nftor ihaslng
the mon Jor some distance Daniel was outfooted
ond gave up. The police nmhulnnca was sum
moned nnd Sir. Mctiulnncss, who had been as
sisted Into his house, was conveyed to the rity
hospital, Mr. Mrdulnnosa's wound Is not
thought to bs serious.
American Medical Association Officers.
Philadelphia. Juno 4. At tho last day's ses
sion of the American Medical Association to-day
tho solcctlpn of ofllcers for tho ensuing year was
ratified by tho association as follows: Presi
dent, Ucorzo M, Sternberg, Surgeon General
United States Navy, Washington; First Vice
President, J.M.Matthews, Kentucky; Second
Vice-President, J. L. Thompson, Indiana; Third
Vice-President, F. W. Wlggln. New York;
Fourth Vice-President. T. J. llonpcll, Tennes
see; Tronsuror, II. P. Newman, lilliiou; Secre
tary, W, I). Atkinson, Philadelphia: Assistant
Secretary, W. A. Jsyne, Colorado; Librarian. D.
J. Webster, Illinois; Chairman of Commltteo
on Arrnngemcnts, J, W. Graham, Colorado;
Delegates to the International Medical Con
gress, Moscow, August. 1RU7 G. S. MIU hell, J.
K. Hyndman, Charles Dennlson, A. M. Miller,
II.L.K, Johnson, (IroriroM. Sternberg. D.L. Hunt
ingdon, A, Marry, Sr II. I), Hnlton, Thomas
MacDovltt, I. N, (julnby, George K. Fowlor.
Ijst Null Agnlnst Forger 1'nlEe Dismissed.
Cleveland, ()., Juno 4, Tho last suit against
David It. Pslgc, which was based on bis forger
ies of tho iiiinio of John Huntington, was dis
missed In the Common Pleas Court to-day, Tbo
action was brought by tho Lima National Hank
to recover 10,000 advanced on forged Hunting
ton nntos discounted by Paige, Tho settlement
was effected by a New York gcntlcmun who Is
thought to bo nn agent of Paige. It is not known
whether David It. Pnlgo Is In this country or
not, but It is rumored ho Is Hi Ing quietly In
New York, Tho forgeries wore uttered about
flvo years ago, ut which time Palgo Hod to South
America,
A Sew Trolley Line Opened In Uobobeu.
Tho flrst trolley car to traverse tho Washing
ton street lino of tho North Hudson County Hall
way, in Hobokcn, was run yesterday afternoon.
Superintendent A. K. Honta of the Hudson
Electric Light Company acted as motorman, and
had as passengers President Mrles Tlerner,
General Manager William Starr, and Mayor Fa
can and a number of other city officials.
MS V iiJftili.Ml.innirfissiiM in
ggtooMp gmt.gtmtiH'fl.
UNUSUAL VALUES
IN
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Stylish, well constructed, silk
sewed, perfect fitting garments.
Prices generally lower than the in
ferior goods so boisterously advertised.
WO " BAITS."
No deceptions of any description.
Your money back if not suited.
The system of dropping a penny here
and there to lure you into buying
trashy articles is not in evidence here.
New style tlleyele SulU, Itt 00 to tilt 00.
Krw style Swratert, tl.Itn to $3.30.
Golf stockings. Bile, to (g.&O.
Hoys' Hats and Caps. 83c, In 1 1. BO.
Hoys' All Wool Suits. tz.TB to U 00 (two-plera).
Men's Suits. 910.uu to (VB.00 (very attractive).
DALOWlpf
380 & 3S2 FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN.
MAOOirANfa PJIIENDS ON DECK.
Tbey Combine nnd Ituy Ills Costly Furniture
at SberlrT'a Sale.
TrrntoN. N. J., Juno 4. Half n doen friends
of Frank A. Magowan made a combination nnd
bought all his household furnlturo that w as sold
to-day. Tho receipts amounted to botween five
nnd six thousand dollars for property that is
said to havo cost more than ten times ns much.
To-morrow tho contents of Magowan's wlno
cellar will bo sold. Tho stock Is sold to be par
ticularly tine.
There is a difference of opinion as to whether
the property sold to-day was purchased for Ma
gowan or for his creditors, as members of tho
combination make contradictory statements. It
is believed that Magowan will havo a chance to
redeem them.
Nearly the entire morning was spent in con
sultation by lawyers representing various judg
ment creditors, nnd a postponement was agreed
upon, when a new creditor uppearcl on tho
scene and upset tbo arrangements and tho salo
proceeded. An ordor has been served upon cx
Shcrlff Ege and Sheriff Ashmoro dlrocting them
to pay into court the money received from tho
sale. This action was taken with a view of con
testing the ralldltv of somo of tho Judgments
thnt have been confessed.
Vlcc-Chancellor Heed to-day Issued an order
restraining Constable Packer from selling to
morrow the personal effects of tho Eastern ltub
ber Company to satisfy small Judgments ob
tained by Claflln Si Co. and It. G. Dun & Co. of
New York.
Wanted eftmaleji.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
A GOOD, CAl'AIU.E NU11SK wutod at Kilts !!
pltal. Schenectady. X. Y.
EOOKOIXDERY. An experienced hsn.l tbst can
fold, plate, gather, collste, and understands girls'
work In bindery.
TOMKISS. MelNDOE & CO . 17a Macdougsl It.
1o6koLdkii wasted. " "
Jj M llUKOOYNE, 1 4(1 Centre at.
OSTRICH FEATHERS Experleni-nl curlers
wanted. K. MOSH & CO., 71u Ilroadway.
Wanted pales jRlerhantes. $e.
"WANTED Solicitor for an old and Mtatdlihed
1 lithograph and Job printing house.
A mau of experlcnrei one thoroughly posted In
thestrlcal. r!rru, and general Jot, printing. Addresi,
statlnR reference, experience, and salsry or commls
alon wanted. P.O. Ixix HtS. Cincinnati, Ohio.
ITAXTnD in roofing shop a boukkeejier who Is ae
IT qualnted with the business to look after Interest
Inside, man furnish security. Apply to 31, J, c , box
101 Hun iirnce.
"l' ANTED Good Istbe hand, hicyi le repstrwork,
lv on about half time. Address II . Imx 123 bun
oftl, e.
Wanted Paten miseeUantous.
MESSENOER Ilrtght. Intelligent boy, llrlng In
Harlem with psrents. wanted In a business ofneo
to make hlnuelr useful! wajres tv.BO per week. Ad.
dress It. E box IBs Hun uptown office, 11103 uroad
way. j9.tunttoni Wanted Pale.
AVOUNO MAN. 19 years old. wants a position as
bookkeeper In an offloe or store. JOSEPH MUR
RAY, .1J0 West ltftli st.
MECHANICAL E.NOINFER of over thirty Years' ex
perience, with the best o references and can far
oUti ueccssary tools, desires a ponttlou. Addrtas
O. i. V., Iwx JliaHuiMmre.
ATEI Uy a younK, strong man with Iongex
perlence a Job on a farm, Is handy at everything
conuected with farmlLg, Hardening, Ac, Inst of ref.
erences. Address UEOltUK NEWMAN, 10 Washing.
ton st, city.
WASTED situation as Janitor, watchman. mef
senger, or as tlmsclertci can furnish the best of
references as to honesty, sobriety, and oharaeteri am
a veteran of tho last war. Address J. M. R., box IttB
Hun office.
elect 3oard.
Kast Hide.
1 (Xrn ST., 84 EAST. Warm, sunny, connecting
LIS double, single rooms; excellent board! every
convenience! moderate.
1 OftTTfHT.r III KAhT.-Flrit-class board i also
1ZO table board. MRS. MAtlltATH.
West Mao.
1fTH ST.. f!7 WEST. First clan rooms, with
1U (ward! reasonable t reference,
1 7TII ST., bTwkoT. Nicely furnished rooms with
X I hoard! table boarders v. noted t moderate.
5TJD MT4I7 WEof. Largo and small rooms, do
dO llghtfully located on London Terrace: bountiful
home tablet references.
1)1), wo WEST, between ll'wav and flth ar. single
and family rooins.wlth Itoardi summer prices.
Q ITll hT., V7VF.ST. Desirabfe rooms) central "h
O'J cation; excellent board; referencos exchanged.
itruiuhert 3ooms & i&uartnuutiS to lgt
Kast aide.
IEXISOTON AV eon Two large furnished or un.
J furnished rooms, tight housekeeping! family or
bw helurs. CAULK.
31) A V.. 4Biv-Largufumlihedrooin, three windows
one flight up.
GOD ST.. " 41 "KART. Desirable, well furnished
O rooms, with hreakfsit, near Fark American
family; references requested.
" West "side.
QJTH ST., 803 WEST. Nicely furnished rooms;
O X otery comcnlrnco; also doctor's office; reason
nM".
QOT1I fT 11 WEbT. Elegant rooms, largo and
Ot) small; bath! summer prices; gentlemen. Refer
ent es,
A XTlT ST.,U WFHT Furnished rooms; "private
-frtJ bath; prices very reasonable for summer) refer
irees. mTlf ST., 311 WEST, near elevated station
Nicely furnlihril, pleasant, quiet room; bath;
conveniences; l private family,
& uenlshed JRoowj Co et toaMu.
CiLINTON ST.. IBB. Largo furnished room, con-
venlent to bridge ferries and all surface roads
reference.
efuruUhed :efltis go et. '
FLATS AND APARTMENTS, unfurnished. fumUbed,
In desirable locations: rent W40 to S3.000.
yoLSOU UHOTUEltS, 630 Ilroadway, cor. 13th St.
fsnsWaMsnnnSVasnitfs
ef tnwt anfl gpartmeiufl o 5.
NICE SINGLE BRICK FLATS, $12.
Five rooms and bath! 90 feet wldet all Improvements-only!!
blocks from Van Slclen av. station,
Klnesrounty L mail.
Us!lt!tIA..MKItlCt IMPItOl K1IFATCO.,
Van Rlclcn av, and Eastern Parkway,
orricK oi'K m)pa.vw.
VIIKK TO -ICI.V I.
0 rooms, 1V and Sin, inttt Rlh av.
S nOllttN, HOT t!n COUl tVATRtt,
iir West usth st., (l:i to 11.1.
COI.L1S It. WOODWARD. 000 West 146th st.
MODI'.!, APAnTHir.T-l.
Four rooms nnd bathi all Improvement) also three
rooms, with Improvements) hot water furnished!
rents ill to fin.
Inquire on premises, 4H East 32d St.
AMSTERDAM AV., ntio, I'leassnt six ronmand
hath apartment to rent, furnished, llox 0.
.1 ROOMS AND RATH, tl7t
ix: nil Improvcmente.
003 Wot 4td St.
Apply to Jantlon
erTII AV SS70. 7room and bath) steam heat. In
I qulraof WARE, 0S 7th av.
QQTIt BT., 03 AND S4 KAKT.-Cosey flats, 4 rooms.
00 hath, rangeiprlvatehallnin and $17. See Janitor.
mm HT.. 04, On. OH, 00KA--T, near Madison av.
Rent free to July 13; flats 0 large. light rooms,
nleoly decorated, exposed ptumblugi hot and cold
water, halls and hnthroom heated: all modern Im
provements! new bouset rents S'JO to iM.
n7TlfsT.. B jT WEST. Seven rooms, bath, steam
I heat! 130, 148 froo July.
nAnSKTT. 0 East 190th st,
1 JKTIt ST., 24H EAST. ApartmenbTot three and
XJ fourrtet,s; all light roomsi ehaaprent.
I qOO"KfT'NBAil"LK'OX AV. 1lnnl t'JO per
JlOo month for nne flats of six rooms nnd bsth
roonu halls h'atoJ. Apply to Janitor, 04 West 13S)d
2 ' EDOAR LEAYCRFT, 1017 nroaihray,
l.lqDST., 85 WEST.-Fhe rooms, hath. 110, llff;
J-'l-O free lo July 1. HARNETT, East 183th st.
ef,urnlhed Jtouseu to et (Cauntry.
T REAUTIFULLY FITRNIKHED HOUSE, situated on
J Ilalstrd st., East Orange, three minutes' walk
from itrlck Church htatlon. to rent to a small family
(of adults only) from June 1 to May 1 or longer; rent
moderate to the right partlesi test of reference re
quired. Address a, K., 40 Ualstcd st , East Orange,
If you want a quiet place to spend the summer, see
my two-fanilly furnished houso and stable. Sell or
rent for the season.
M, P. HALL, 04H Broadway. Everett, Mass.
ONH HRANCH VICINITY, To let, furnished cot
tsgea; also Asbury l'ark, 1800, 100. WILLIAM
LINK, Long Branch.
jOu'entnfl flousejs Co 5et ffilta.
DRSIRAllf.E noUSES. furnished and unfurnUheo.
In desirable locations! rent 11,200 to to.uoo.
FOL.SOM PROTHERS. H33 Uroadway, cor. lath St.
Utrelling 3of. W'anted.
"VV"ASTE0 Within two hours of city, a suromsr
vv studio or small hnuke. furnished or unrurntshed.
E., U)X 47, 12X7 Ilroadway.
tUnfurntehed 2tausejs Co gJet.
RIVER3IDE DRIVE. 3S.Flne private residence. In
perfect order: nil mHlern Improvements: superb
location: very moterate rent to restiorslble parties.
LOWTIIER, ,I1U Columbus.
Co rCet for gfupinrnis gutpoGts.
lfILDINOS, stores, lofts, und offices A large num
A lr to let on Spruce, lieekman. Fulton. John,
Maiden lane. Dey, Vese, Ilarclay, Parkplai'e, Murrny,
Wnrren, ChamlH-r. Reijle. nr)adwai, Saau, Wil
liam, (lolit, I'llrr. Pearl, Water, Front, bouth, and
many other streets.
RULAND ft WI1IT1NQ. 3 neskman at.
BUII.I1IM1S. stores.Tofts, omevs, and studloTlolet
In desirable looatloui.
FOI.SOM IIIIOTJIEIIS. n!n Rroaitway, ror. 1.1th st
T 'SFXCEI.LED llht lofts. 13up: steam power;
v' elevator. WHIFFES, Engineer, 177 E. 87th st.
cor. 3d a .
T MIST ST.. 203 FST stable with I stalUanda
XJX large floor for buslneta purposes; rent 140.
Sleal estate fov ate Sruobhjn.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
'v PARK
Sinn, popular than rrer. Aildltlnn No. 0 tnVan.lep
veer Irk now brlutr cotten In reaillncM Come nnl
the lniproTf tnftit tx'lnn mnJf, nuoh a RraJlun,
flafnilnir, lnylntr of watur att'i Ra main, all Rtrrrtt on
ofllclal Kraile Call nan anl fecuro ctiulcc f lix'atlon
anj trt In on th itniuml lloor. Thin, without rxi'p
tlun, U the lol u hav olTrreU the public up to ilatt.
Lots $275 up; $5 and $10 AWiViS.
OUAIHSTEM) TITLK-S TO ALL PURCHASERS.
Flatbu-h ,i and SiMtrend av miltles direct to our
ofllce. Scud for maps and particulars.
i.itnvit itKti. hmtatk .
ONLY OKFICF. Umctlou latbush and mtrnit avs.
IIE.MtYA MLEK. I'rts. HEMIV W DRE ER, .See. '
Coup any day, or hunday. sure. j
West Brooklyn
ADDITIONAL IIUIf.DINOS 11EOUN THIS V.'EEK
Illustrate the continual gniwth of this section.
The TltOI.l.KV SEUVICF. Is now niaile so that no In
convenience whatoer Is felt h) the residents. Cars
to all the ferries and hrldfo every few minutes.
THIS IS THE SEASON TO COMPARE a home here
with the apartment house ant Its discomforts.
WATER. (IAS. SIDEWALKS, e.
QUEFN ANNEHOUhES
now belDg built, with all, lty conveniences, which can
be bought on Installment plan. Titles Insured by
TITLE OUAlt VNTFK AND TRUST COMPANY.
SEND FOR PAMPHLETS AND MAP TO
tlEORDEA ALI.IN. he rotary,
40THST and NEW UTRECHT AV.. 1IROOKI.VN.X. Y.
BAY RIDftE PARI.
THE MOST DEblOHTHJL SPOT IS 11ROOKLYN.
Hulldlng lits lii Rest part nf nntn Waul.
Fine Colonial and other styles of cottages, with all
Improvements; open plumbing, bath and furuace.
Iloiites all new and tf latest dcetro.
Tblsproperty Isesrefully restricted.
On lino of Ilrooklyn city Railroad
10 MINI'TF.S TO HPTH hT FERRY
811 MINUTES TO MTV II ALU IIROOKLYN,
30 MINUTISTO HA1TLRV, NEW YORK.
Come and 1nsieet these Iota and houses and get
pr.e, s and terms before you decide on other locations.
The Itny Itltlirc Pnrk IinprovciiKMit Co.
rtvumru I Hv llldre aud Fort Hamilton avs.
urrjoi-" J ami inn Moutau at . Ilrooklyn.
AOREAT RAROAIN Only one left,Url Hawthornn
st , tictween Rogers an I Nostrand nvs . rlattiush;
cars on lioth avenuest new built houses, lo roorna,
all conveniences, lot 40xli)n; ca t'ameuts; tkcatltl
ful, shadi! street; near srl oils nnd ditiri'hts, twenty
mloutra from bridge. Preuilses, or 100 Ilroadway,
New York, room 27.
cfor .Sale ot Co ;Cet Jlew 3ersieH.
ANIII'Ilt IMItll, v J.
DESIRAnLE 12 ROOM COTTAUE TO LET FOR SEA
RON. Completely furnltioili mmleru convenleiiccsi
shady grouuds, near teac'ti. Call or addresi 013 1st
ave . Asbury Park, N. J,
DEsfRAlH.iT TiirnTsheiT cottaKes "st Asbury Park.
Deal Reach, anil vicinity. Lists.
MILAN RO.SH, Asbury Park. N. J
MANAhcJUA.S HtTcr.N. JmOpiiosIio Point l'lratanti
shore front. iottaes to let: H aud 10 roonis; ex
tensive grounds: sbaiie; carrlaKo horse; unexcelled
boating. W. II. WILEY, owner, uu West Ilroadway,
3.ent (Butate rfor f&nlt (Counttji.'
Ioirs.U.E CHEAP.
' KAIltl OK IK Ami!.
Land In Ilrst-clasaculthatlun, largo house and barn:
good water; large fruit tr, i s, Ineliidlug apph', pear
and chorry, raspberrlesi pit nt) of hdy crops groM Ing;
farmlug Implements ploiiclis, harrows, rrajier, furm
waou and ueueral fanning uteiiblls; no stock; 10
minutes' uk to di pot and ssme to Picoulolluy, In
iludlug beach ursLd on Ptconlc Hay; 20 minutes'
walk to one of the llnest summer resorts on Int
Island: mort ate 14,000, at 0 percent : price 11,700;
mortgage may standi must m sold at once, on account
of death o. It, UOTTtYALD, care Sheriff's ofllce,
lllverhcud, L. I,
J?oU SALE Fleven acres, bouse, ten rooms, plenty
fine f i tilt, new barn, chicken house, hothouse, ar
teslau well, at Snrlnu Valley, Rockland Co , N Y, Ap
ply Dr. riEO, W MEYER, A2n 3UU Washington st ,
NewYork cltyiuoagcuts. Price, 14,000,
TX)R SALE Pleasant residence, nine rooms, at Cox"
I sackleon.Iiudson: one.thlrtl mllo from ferry; two
acres, well fruited, flno vlow, good order; a bargalu.
Inquire of M. L. HOLI.lSTF.lt, 2U0 Ilroadway.
ef",SaTro7ilo"ctft(!:iVy.
A"? WOODLAWN IIEKIHTS, city, choice coit'age. 8
roonu, all Improvements, to leti lis jxt month,
or sold on easy terms. lltVINQ, 310 Madison av,
Weutrhe.o'ter Co. gropertu or j&ale.
XKV IIOCIIKI.l.K X. V,
Tor sale House, eight rooms: all Improvements I lot
60x100) fine location; near depot and Long Island
Sound. Address OWbEU, room 44, 003 Bihar., N. Y,
gleal $tnte nt Ruction.
ROrSMlfffCoTJucttoneers.
n:itr.MPTonY rale of
83 VALUARLr. BUILD1NO IX5T8 IS
R.VVENSWO0D AND ASTORIA
(3d and 4th wards, Long Island City).
On .Holiday, Juno 7, 18i7,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,
at Ihs Raven-mood Institute, corner Vernon and
Webster ais. (near tho premises to be sold, as fob
lows:
fl Lots on Vernon av., south of Freeman av,
4 Lots corner Vernon anil WeLttcr avs.
8 Lots on Iloulsvard, corner Webster av.
4 Lots ou Tayutar av., near Van Alflt av,
8 IaiU on Van Alst av near Tayntar av.
8 Lots on Hancock St., near Webster av.
5 Lots on Boulevard, near Webster av.
3 Lots on Webster av., near Sherman st.
p Lots on Marlon st , near Webster ar.
Th"se lots are desirably situated In tho best part nf
the ltavcuswnod section of tho city, easy of access via
trolley cars In 10 minutes from all frrrlot, and In the
Immediate noltlibnrhood of school, churches, storns,
and factories, AU( afford tptMnlld opportunities for
tlio purchase of pleasant home sltts at modrrato cost
iitnilEATF.lt NEW YOIIK. alo
2 Lots Corner Crcsoont and Ridge sts.
2 Lota ArA'leii'v st., Nrar R'tlge st.
ON 1IKIII (1R0U.ND IN ASTORIA, within one blook
of Broads ny trolley cars.
Terms easy, Sale ponltlvo. Titles perfect.
Maps of Rentier ft Bcnner, 03 Wall St., N. Y.t Docker
6 WrlRltt, Havutsv, otsl, and Auctioneers, 104 Fulton
av., Astoria. L, I. City,
JAMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer.
Unresorvod Auction Sale
ADJOURNED TO
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 2 P. M.,
ON THE GROUND.
72 LOTS,
UAHM'E OF 100 IOTS orFERLD
ON DFC0RATION HAY.
ON ASD ADJACr.ST TO
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD AUD 170III ST.,
230 WARD,
NEW YORK CITY. 3
Rend for Maps to JAMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer, 00
Uberty St., New York.
itrnT CiStatc -for ate oiirj eHulaua.
ELMHURST. L I.
Gentie of "New York City."
OlKIt 1.70O I,OT4 ItrTIlMTrir. HCIIOOIJI
AIlH'll(IULSOKAI.l. lli:MMIl TIOM.
ar. Ill!i 12 ntlnutrs frori J.4th St Ferry; 23
minute tij tnMy; olao by Hnikl u Trcllon Co , via
Hunhlni; u.( or Urattil t. All lmprocmrnU; Iw-ttiT
housra and more foryour mnney. with urrater ojnur
nee cf lucreajied valun, thou ever Lvfore otTere'J.
UoiISCft,
SAMK AS PAYEXCst ItDiJXT,
ivady for orcupancy. All roniplte; Hteam beat,
range, hath, an 1 h' flxturet. lianhcMKl m.tilt, sanl
tar I'lunit.'ltti:, treet inuraJtmlrtHl, flaKKl. nntl
rurbwl riicrs from 8,(00 to $...000. Others In
rounit of construction. Cheaper houses ut North
"VV ootid tie, and lta for sal- on Initallmtnt plan at
JIurray Mill, I liuhtttft. Offlt at l.linhurM, I I , or
COIIU MF.Yr.lt A CO., S William st . New York.
5 ACRES $150."
S3 Cash Down, then S3 Monthly,
ultuatod on I.ons: Inland. nar Ocntrr Mnrtchen, only
two hour hv rail to mark M of HioVlyn and .Nf w
York, a good Tt'KP.at.i farm, or vultadlia for poultry
railing, and within nhnrt dUtaiuf of railroad and
Unat South liay Thtf plot of ground wilt product
for you a Ulntt In a eomfurtat le wa. and ( the hu
ge t bargain on Lontr Inland The land will double In
alueln thret jearf. Just think of the price aud
tern a I.an I guarauteMl to lx? hlfih nnd dry and free
from n amp, and ko-kI tillable ground when cleared
of timber, or money refunduJ Send nr defNMitof
lUatouce. W II MOFFKTT.
60 I.llterty t t New ork Llty,
" N FIXOANTrimiCK3!J.SION, wlih all motlera
i'V lmproTiriientH. for winter anil rtiirnier, and two
tire of ta id. Urire tfth and kanleu, uverhxklnrr
thesourd at Coll'K I'nlnf. I I . :i'l mlnvt-n from
New York, will m11 er ihcap For partlcu'ar ad
drra II, I O, Un V.l.ilt, N. Y
IO FLY SHOHK FHO.ST. tliir. nrroj, V7 "nioms,
J 5,OU0, one tin ucrri D.i.voo, cheap
l.KWIs. .tri IlroadwnT
SFA CUFF. Hour nut on north niton of Lorn:
Inland wMhfliif Iew of the Sound, msbttiini't ut
iruxleru renldenee. built lu Moorlh arv.hlte"turB li
dhV wor!;, lu Pit? niMt iutt initial manner, IS
roomi, hanl woo1, and all Iinpnementt, with lartte
plnEzai, iHtrtt,lier and toner, stable iarrlice.
t"siw, tHtuitry lMiue, plpem inrral, Japanese mtmnirr
tiaiitnln aihI tnierat.ry, .Ihj mTcj of fln-Ht hbth
land, ulth tomniHUdlUr? lownof thU Klorlo m mllliu
Motion of country for mile, all all out lu land
noaiH!. WHlka. drlre, floner ldi. I tn u ttritl;
abunlanoe of finest fruit; cholro panlen: nn mi com
plete Hummer or w Inter lion.o, hnu furnUhed and
all In erfect onler, will I uold nt a aaerlllee;
well nnrih Immtllat3 lniesllftatlon. THOMAS F.
1'VYNF, HrtIJroa.lwn
dl nXl"irr,7TTH on P"a4hore, IjUx'.'DJ ft , Hno
O-L"" bathing 1-euch Write to
t H HAUKUttAN, 10s Fulton at N V city.
Seal (2tnte or jSle or (Sxrhaaflt.
WHO WANTS IT?
OM.l OItT.I li'. MIrT OI'T.
CottUM Hound Froot. ' J. Tm nxnns and bath,
nitMieru, all lttJproementa, 00 tralnn adn) , eichutiuo
for Ilrnokhn
IUMIMIAM, OTIS A I1AHNKTT. mfl Flatbuf.li a.
A (lBl.i:lllIl IIA'K. If ?dii want all the ad"
vaiitMRf of a suburban retlipiice In Oreaier New
York, w Ithln thirty mlnuten of ferrle or brldt b'oic
at my proiwrt) ,tltj nouveulencei, nine room lunio,
wo-th 511,000, uplendld location 1 will ttell nretchaiu.
for houeultable for email fainllx COMFUHT, box
lVVKun upltmnnllct. li'tlfl llroadva)
tPWO nn-oklvii four itnrr home-j to pxehanpe
i JOHN O IIUT, I'd llroadwav, Vew Yrk.
"Seal (Mate or 5ntrVivninia.
II.L0NTn ACKFFAUM In healthleftt "Hlnn of
VirKlidii at u a'rire, " act under mmmI ultb
TMtnn; bulamv enrertid with nno timber, within 15
minuter' walk of leutlful t'uvn, rallron I atatlon
comeulent and romI marlttb near; Kood h ite; nlte
twain orchard! a raro ihanco to quit k buyer, oi.ly
8.100, n trs eBy ttrmi Write or call
K.hM.r, I Chamber nt.
Seal estate x .Satcgctc mt.
MTlsnv Hour outi Krand ptcatlont OraiiRo
Mouiitulu ntM.tloi), hcatthlret, mo-it nU'turrmiue,
andcouTenleiit nubiirb, Hnett train mnlce, 10 mln
Men' walk fnni vtatlon vi Main trt.t. maindam
(red, with IUht anl watt r. m eu ucrin if the fliient
, lonl. with Urati frontn(iM nil hluh. nAtunil draluaico
hapldly irrowlna tn ulue). Inilo-il tu w ulk, drlei,
Ian 11, and hay Held. Ilko a parh, eoorM hth ir'i-J
and 1 veiy kind of fruit In ahuitdnuvo. t-hrulH. Ilow
err, her r lent lar,; Kardemi, with Mtntt nr ilric i .e
(nbleH, ( ho loo ut)(f.hUjrhKKl, tw Uh cottage, 0 n ton in,
attic, luiindry, larse I Uiiias b irn, farrlurfo. nnd ow
honne, with couchman'r, romu, piKKerl n, poultry
hoiiiica and run, hort carriage, farniliu ttuiH,
potittry, plireoiiKi a innt (harudfii: and ilellc'itrul
home, a eelf htipporttitt; farm, winter or MJimnri;
aacrlllpo prlcu, rjtt.ftuU, worth doul b,. Irrmi ti null,
Immediate no&scMlou. OWNKH, I'tl Ilroadnjy, room
lu, .New York.
IOlf RAT,K Corlior tiiiloon. ulth three itor bull'T
Inn nnd two other bulluliiK; lot Hi by 100 For
further Information addn h
Mr, J AMIIKIU;, VOyultruan M , Ke.arLt, V J,
"PAIJtlli: 'lllHiiilCTl haim-lotei, t7Sttniu
IV.CiO monthly, lilfih trotind, it ar 1101104
Vr.AlllK....r, 7I llrondra,v.
SfcTLKNI)!m'i7iI)!Sfl l.OTSnt I.akowood.Ni.w.Tep
ey, all. to $.lt) each, it..',0donn samo monthly
Hind for rln-iilari. JosKPII H LKWIs, inn U'way,
cDrcnu xcamer.a.
LIVERPOOL-ADELPHI HOTEL,
l'atmnlreil liy elite of Ainerli'aii uml Imilou soelrty,
hl'r.CIALTIES, Ileautlfully tvariurd liathroomsand
eorrlilors ImU XV nstauraiit for lilitli'dass riMtk
lim. Private oiiuilhiufs meet llnera auit eoniypaM.
eenifer soil Iuiksko fieni laniltiu; statu free of
tliarKe, ami hotel of lit ctiaiii luKaKu through
eubtoius,
Iloiiu'llVe arrt luxurious rest oftor Atlantis voyaKe,
CbatsnortU, Kuton, ilaildou Hull, Kuonsley, Ho..
should Imj t islted,
Central station for plrttiresqiie Peak Iloute to Lon
don. U'loester, Illriuluiiliam, UrUtol, c.
Midland aneut ut ljuivnstowii raUt-i for rooms. So.,
f rss of 1 liarue.
ManaKrrliavlnR iersonallystuUeil Amerlean Hotels,
requlrriiieiits of Aiuerlean traMllrrs carefully autlel
pated, and the rates are very moderate
llooms from tl Eli gant suite 1 wltli liatb from 1 1.
Ho not Imi mlslu'l b agents adflslng rutuillrucl to
London,
TII08 COOK X hOS, Sflt and 1VV3 Droadwaj.New
York, will Klve all luformatlon, and nhen ueeissary
cable for parlors. Jte.
ANCHOR LINE.
ll..a.MiOlV 1IA l.MMII!IIHV.
Weekly from Pier 04. N. It., foot West JUh tt.
City of llomr, June a anil July It.
Anchor!. June l. noon Kurueaala,,.Jutie Iff, noon
For new Illustrated book of tours and passage rates
and further partloulara apply to
IIE.NDEJWO.W UUOTitUtb, Agents, 7 Donllag Oresa.
renu 49tenmew.
A ME RIC AN LINE.
NEW YORK SOU 1 1IAMlTON-tLondoii-Parls.)
KalllriK tterr Wodnesday at 10 A. M.
PAltll. . . June u ST. LOUIS June S3
ST. PAUL. . , .liino in oillo Hnt June vil
11KHL1N . . Hot., June in PA MS. . . .Jiine.10
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
Kalllmrrvery Wednesday,
Routhwark.Juneli. II A.M lvrlln,HatJtinetn,tOA.M.
Noonllsnl. June III, noon rrlrslsud.,., June 'ill, noon
INTK.HNATION II, NAVItlATION COMPANY,
Iters 1 4 and 11, North Hirer. oniee.nnoKUngtlreon.
JUN AltU LINE TO L1VK11PO0L.VI A QUEENSTOWN.
Lueanta,.June3. fl:in A.M. Lucanla July 3, R A.M.
Ktrurla.. .June IK, 1 P.M. Ktrurln.. ..July in. 1 p,t.
Campania June 17, u A.l.'Campanla..July 17, H A.M.
Unvbrla. .Juno Vil. I P.M.Atirsnln . July S4, noon
Kllt Nll,llit.
Servla..JuneH,ll:nOA.M.Servla ...July 0, 10A.M.
Aurnnla. ..June VV, nmml
NPECIAL NOTICE.
Thi Campania will sail lienei Thnrsdsy, Juns
17, at U A !., Instead of Faturda', June IV, which
will ennbl- panenirert to arrive at Liverpool In
time to attend tho (jueen'a Jubilee llevler at Spit
head. Juno SA
VEKNQN 1I.UH0WN ACQ .Oen.As't,4 notvling Oreen.
',i)i ptrinc nu.WAV.
Intended stenmhlp sailing from Vsnoouer
to JAPAN and CHINA.
EMPP.F.SM OK JAPAN Juno ill. Auk. !M, Nov. fl
EMPHESH OC CHINA July It!. Kept. 10, Deo. 0
EJU'KKKS OK INUIA Aug. !J, Oct. 1 1. Jan. 8
to HONOLULU, FIJI, and AUSTRALIA.
AOHANUI Jnue WAliniSlOO .. July s
Seeond eabln aernminodatlons at very low rates.
For tltUrte aud freight rates apply tivi Ilroadway.
Kof freight rates only, ns Wall St., New York.
litrvcii mm;.
"KIMPAOStR nENKUALE T1H.N1ATLANT1QUE.
V 1UIIECT LINK Til IIAVltE PAIIIS, FRANCE.
1A TOUHAINE, Kauttlll hat., June 3. Ill A.M.
LA II11ETAI1NL, llupe Nat , June 18, 10 A. 51.
Hates of passage, nrslelass, N Y. to Part. Sinn and
up. by ell st'Aiiur en-opt La Touralue, Including
ratlwayf aro to Paris and landing chargo,. Tarlor ear
seat Is extru during summer aeason. becond class, to
Paris. $04 7.1.
A. KOKOET. Oeneral Agent. 3 Dowllng Oreen.
HAMBORQ-AMERICAN LINE.
TWIN-SCIIEW EXPHEBS from New York tol'lyni
nutlt (Ixindnn). Cherbourg, l'arls and Hamburg.
Columbia, June 10. 7 A.M.INennannla, July 1, 7 A. Jf.
A lL'tortn,Juncl7.7 A. 51 Columbia, July H. 7 A.M.
K Illsinarrk.Jii.V4. 7 A M.lK.lll.marcK, July V3.10A.M
HA5I11UHO SEHVICK by Tlu screw Hall U.S.
Phimlcla. Junes, UA. M. Patrla ...Jme 12, 1! P. M.
First Cab , o7S npt second class. 940; steerage. (30.
llfitnliiirK-tmrrlfnti l.lne, 07 Xlroudwn),
MAlix.r IriAMKDIIIO' CO.
BELUHITFUL OCEAN THII R.
un-rb. new. fat ateamshlns JOHN ENOLIS and
MANHATTAN sail Tuesdays, rhurvlav. and Hatur
iluts at r, P. M. for Portland. 5In.. connecting for East
crn jiolntK. Coinmeuclnir Jtuio 14 steamers will leave
ex er Meet day except Wednesday from New York.
Steamers titled with every modern Improvement for
comfort and luxun. This Pi the most comfortable
routo to all points East, necessitating no changes.
I.ow fares, (julck pasjages. Tickets at Pier 3H. h.K ,
Maine H. H. Co. s oftlee, U?,'l Uroa,lHay, and Thomoa
Cook & Son, lUl'Sand 201 Ilroodwav.
II HALL. Agt Pier 3B, E. It.
VTOHTII OEItSIAN LI.OYH STEAMSHIP CO.
1 SHOKT IIOUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST LXl'HKSS STI.AMtltS.
HaTel.Tues.JunoM.10A.M iTrave.Tu . JuneSS.10 A.5L
baale.Tu , Juno 13.10 A.M. iLahn.Tu.. Jure 23. 10 A.M.
OELHICHS ft CO , a Howling Onen.
OLD DOMINION LINE
IrllTV HFtltlf'E.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Newport News,
rptcrnburtr, rortmnoulh. I'lnner'a Point. Klchmond,
Virginia Heach, Va , and Waal. tn? ton, I). C, dally, ex
wpt Mindar, from Pier So. North nivr. Balllmr
ctTT wck dar except hatunlav at 3P.M, and Sat
urday at 4 P. M. W. t. QUILL UDEU,
Vice-Pre, apd Trafflc Mgr.
Panama Railroad Steamship Liie
htfamern aall from plrr foot Weal 27th at , New York,
AUlanca.s.Jum 10, noon Advance June'JI. noon
rahln to San rranMHco, IU0, HerroRe. fiOO.
JOHN MUIK. Trartlc Manaer. a Uroailway.
WBIDTB' STAR LIKE,
riermanlc June P. noonrllrltannle.. June ti'l, noon
Teutonic... June 1 4, noon Majestic .June tin, noon
NO COTTON CARHIF.D UY PASSKNOP.lt STEAMERS.
Pier 43, North lllver Ofllce B Ilroadwnj. New York.
II MAITLAND KEILSEY, Agent.
ttnmlionts.
B OSTONA ND N E W f NGLAND,
IA SOU Ml L1N1?.
.nrruiril lltr, la New Umdon. froml'ler40.
N It., next to DcjbroAses st . week daya only, at
3 .10 P. 51.
KALI, llllltn I.IK, via Newport and Fall River.
from Iter 1H. N. H , foot Hurray St., week days and
Sundays at ,V.Mi P SI.
rillltlUKXI K 1.1 K. la Proirldrnca direct, from
Pier ue. N H.. ono b'ock above Canal st. Week
darsonly. at 3::10 P 31.
STOl.I.TO I.lr., taStonlngton. from Pier 30.
N. IL. one block abo e Canal st.. week days only, at
II P. 31,
lll'UMI niVRIt Ut' Its.lI.ll.llT.
PALACE IRON DAY IJNF. STEAJH-RS
.F. lOllh" and tLlltXT.w
Finest aud fastest river steamers In tho world.
Dally except Suuda)
Leaves Hrooklvn. hoito-i st. (by Annex). ...9 A. 31.
NewYurk, abrasMsM Pier . . ..:40
West VKd St. Pier . U
For As.IIv, landlt g at Youkers, West Point. New.
burg. Pouguketiwtc, Kingston Point, Caiskltl, and
Hudson.
Albany Evening Line.
The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
lUCintOSDnlll Pave (ld Pier 41. N. It , foot I'anol
St.. nt 0 P.51 dally (Sunda)s exceptedi, maklngdlrect
c,iHie,-tloimwlth trains North, East, and West
" I'lTNKll.I, 1II'DHI) WD niXHACKIK
IIO TH 111 leiv foot of Christopher st. everv week
day at II P. M..,'Oumcttiignlthll.& A It. it. at IludMin.
iii-imi mini sTt:viFit juiivi'ohiii.
Dally (except Similars), leaving DesbrowMa St. .1 1
P 31, i-iituntays 1 4:, P M ), Wist K.'d st. :l ilil P M.
(Sntllrdavs M P 31 I. for CRANSTON'S. WEST POINT.
COKVW I.I , NEWIICltO, vnv H tMlllMtO. 311LTON,
OUOIIKrEPMIE. RONPOVT. nnd KINUSTON
KIM.STON LI.NF, Wesllilthst Dalit 4 !'. f. saH
unlnvs nt 1. sunn er IU1.DW1N and ItOiIEK for
Cornwall Nenburg, Ne Hn, burg. ?lariton. 3Illton,
PoUKhkeep-l,., Utile Park, rnj,u. Kingston, connect
ing wlfi l All K 11 fnralliHiliit. In C ilskllls.
" MtU IllK.-Farelt F.XCfltSlON, 81 fTb"
Sundays, Ex -uolon. 81 (Ml I ast teuniers leave Pier
t.'. F ll.tteek dnts.'ll'.SI anl IV midnight, sun
dit5 , V ,10 A, ?l anil 1 J ml lnlithi, week la steamers
arrive In time for trulni lo 3tcrldeu, Hartford, Sprlug
n. Id. and points Nurth
ir1lsii:r.r.Ti liSteamers lenve Pier 24, X It .
foot Franklin st , for Cran.ton's, West Point. Cold
Spring. Cornwall. Flshklll landing, and Netttiurg.
eekdt, 5 P. 31. Sundajs, U A. 31 , lUSd st N R.
:.'I"IA.I.
" TROY BOATS.
CITY OF 1IIOY nrSARTOO leavo Pier 40. X. R ,
foot West loth t., dullt, except Saturday, 0 P.M.
Sunday steamer to jches at Alban .
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
8tatlons loo: of IVist Villi St. (Penn. II. It.) Cortlan.lt
or Dcid rouses Bt
Indicates time frmi West '.'.Id St. Other figures
show time from Cortlnndt or Dostrossea St.
tuts, uiioa. 31 dally (Sunday 0 IS. 7 A. 3fJ
for SlAl'Cil CHUNK and Intermediate stations
Tiail. Him A. M ilslly for WII.KKSIIARRE,
SCRANTON (eek ilny.i, 115111'. (week data),
ITHACA. CiENEVA. llOCIIESTI'lt, Hl'FFALU, NtAll
AKA KAI I.s, and the West niirtjirlnclpal local points)
(lining ,ar unit , hair car to Ilurfnlo
lili'JS, iiiiao M dalli, except Sunday, for
MACUI CHUNK and Internii.lltte jxiluts
limn, I'JtOii noon dally, exiept Sunday
" IlliACK DIAMOND KXI'HKSS"
Arrltes HiitTnlo U A.) P 31. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaches und 1'jrlor Car. Dining Car Sert Uv. Mcala
apic.it'. Coniiectii at Uutlalowllh through sleepers
tu Detroit and Chlcngo
IUid.1. l'Ji4 P. V dally, except Sunday, for
JIU'CII Clll'VK and Inlerlindlnte points.
IJi.t.",, inn r ,M,bundas onl(. for EASTON,
31 il'CII CHUNK, und the c.al lirancliea.
li'ia, lilt) P 3t dsllt, exieit Sunday, for
Yt ILKIMURRP. PirrsTON. I CIUNTON, and prlncl.
pnl llitrriilfilta eftatlun., CniinisU lor all points lu
tonl regions, t hair car for Wilki sburre,
lll.l.t, lillt P. 31 dalli, except HundAj, for
Wll.KrsllAllHK, PITIHTON, SCH t.NfON, and prim I
pal !uK rmedtutt stations. Council for all point, lu
coal rtgloim. Pullman Iiurfct Parlor Car tuWIIW(s
barrc. Ii3.1, ftil.1 P.M. dally for kASTOX aud lulir
ino llutoslntloni.
Aina. .Iili) P 31 dally, except Sunday Expn'ss
for si. riNtll ON mid prlw.liinl IntcrmrdUtc stations.
Count! ts for llcAillug und lurrlsburg. Cliulr car lo
Slat ngton
tllA.1. TMMIP M dalli fir IIPKFAI O, NIAOA11A
FAI.IJ, ami nil potnls rsl. Plillmuli sIccikt ti til
huh' train N Y, to Chicago. Sleepers In HulTalo and
ioronio,
Tl.1,, Nino P. 31, dtlly, except Sunday, ttopptug
onlt nt SOUTH PLVINK1I LU. rsTON. IIKTIILK
111-51. MAWJII'lII'SK. I. II Jl'M rlON.SAYIlK,
U'.NEVt, ItOCHEsTIR. IIATAV1A. and IIUFJ'AIi.
rulluilill si, I er for DlllTalo Nouolillt nleeplllg tar
pat.engpn cirrlod No Irggitge curried
NiftB, Itillll P. M d(ll for ITIUIM. nr.Nr.vs.,
ROClir.sTUt, HUrFALo, lilHl FtLIX, an.lall
points Wist. Pulliiiau (.licpos to Wllkcsliarru and
ltliuca
Additional 1o,ul trlm dally, except hunday, for
ROUND PltOOK lillillntirineillalc polutsUnte.it fol
low.: m, ii iii) a 3i , siiss, s.80, i sr, t m, and
S H.I, 0 HO P M
h'ki'ti, nnd Piiilman nrcommndttlons at 11:1, '.'ill,
S7H, iia.'i, nil, nnd Ititll llmidt.it, ,'II E nth st
lailll l'J.lthst , 17 Howery, N Yi hrto Fulton st ,
4 Court si., tin Uioadwc), unJ Hrookln Aunex,
ilri'Okljn
N Y rraiiffer Co. will ca'l for and check bagagi
froni hotel or reldeiicc todestlUHtion
BALTIMORE '& OHIO.'
L at eNew York, foot of l.ll uy st , dally.
CHU'AIIO. a:"0P I und I ,' IS night
PITTSHUUII.'I ildex Hunday, oil mm , IX tonight.
( INCISNATI. HT LOUlN. HI A. M, fl.llll P. 31.
WASIIlMiTON.HALTISIOItK. s. IH'0'1 (DlnlugCar),
II Mil A 31 (DlnlugCarl, S.liu, .1,311 iDlnlng Carl, ft 00
(DlnliUCnr) HP M , IWiir. nlkht Sunday, lu 00 (Din
ing Can, I li.ll) A 31 (Dining Car), a-uo iDlnlng Car).
D 00 (DlnlngCar). (I P 31 . IS. 15 night,
MlltFOI K. II .III A M dally
NEW (iltl.KAS'H (through sleeper). S:00 p. JI, dally.
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch light.
omit- 111), I7U, Vfll. 434, lUnilroaduay, 81 East
14th st , 137 linwery, New Yorki a UK, 814 Fulton St.,
Ilrookljnt station foot of Uberty at., N. CIl.lt. of X.
J. Daggage checked f rem hotel or resldsaes to d.stl
natloa. t
, 1
SnitronfJjif. m '13
"AMBRIOA'8 ORBATiaT rtAtUROAO." -ffi
Rf&WYORK HI
(entral lii
& Hudson river r. a m mm
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE, II
Trains leave Oratul Central Station, 4d Street on! m flfH
Fourth Avenue, as follow.: af7 Bh
8.0ls A. 31 Dally, except Runday, Famous 2&1 kWlvil
.0J EHPIIll: STATE EXPluVt, LIMITED. jH
Fastest train In the world, stotis at Albany, ef 'il,H
Utlea, Hvracuse, Itochester, due llurtalo 4i4o P. M k IV-'IH
Xlatura Falls Si.:, P. 3t. This train la limited to ' ilftfl
Ittscntliwiapatltr. j ilf.vM
9 .QH A. M.-FAsTMAIX,l)al!y-Forroughkeepsl, I -
OU Albany, Ullca, syrnetisn, lloehoster, lluffalo, 'J M
Nlngira Falls, nnd Cleveland. "? n B
1 fi.rW I A. M.-NOllTlt HHOItF. LIMITED, Dally-. fil WiH
X J.JJ at liour train to Chicago, via 3tlehtgan Cen- Mi O '
tral Route. Stops nt Albany, Utlca, Syracuse, Hi '
Rocheater, and lluffalo. jut hi
1 n.jn A. JI. DAY EXPRESS, except Sunday fjl. 111 ,
1U.OU For Sllibrook, CaUklll llountalns. and all Slrvfwl
ImtKirtant New York stale iolnts. iy I'll ?,
1 .Ofi '" 3L-SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED, Dolly-. flg III Vfl
JL.VJU For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, anil M fX asi
St, liuls. Stops at Poughkeepsle, Albany, Utlca, " J
Si raeusc. Rm hester, and lluffalo. Ji u !(
I.flfi ' M.-OHIOAI.O SPECIAL. Dally For Da- J6 1 AM
JKJ trolt, Cleveland, Toledo, an I Chicago. Stops -w ilf ifl
at Poughkeepsle. Albany, Schenectady, Utlca. ,.RJ $ iH
Ktracusc, Rochester, ami lluffalo. Oil tJ ijM
3.qrt V. 3I.-TROY AND HRATOOA BPF-CIAL, Qir&him
.i)J except Sunday For Oarrlsoa (West Point), .7S f,f
Poiighkceptlo.Alhanv, nmlTrov. jJ if: .V
5 .00 !' M.-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Dally-!- Sail
.LfU hour train to Chicago, via Ijiko Shore route, Twlu w
Stops at Albany, Utlca, Syracuse, Itochester, and & Itl 3
Ilutralo. .4' If? (
t i.flfi '' M.-WESTERX EXPRESS. Dally For At- CC IrS C
).JJ bany. Tni, Utlca, Adirondack Mountains, i;j, r'3
Montreal, Syracuso, Rochester, Duffalo, Niagara) -inTIiS
Falls, Cletefnnd, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Clncuv rfllKt'
natl, and st. Loul.. ijy i lHr
6.0 r: P. 31. NORTHERN EXPRESS. Dally-For. fl MS.
J Tny, Plattaburgli. Durllngton, M untrea ., IX
nnd, except Satunlny nlghta. Ottawa, .1, jy
7.QO I'- M.-I1UPFALO RPECIAL. Dally-FOT 5 fJP
,0J Rochester, UutTalo, Xlaaml-alli, Cleveland, ja m
Indianapolis, St. Ixuls and Chicago. Stops as w twY,
Poughkeetisle. Albaut . Utlca and Hyraenso. -nf tJ?
9.nn !' M-SPI-CIAL LIMITED 3IAIL. Dallr Jll
Uv1 (sleeidng ( ar passcn?ers only) For point, oa v ?W;
Kail llrook Railway, tin Lyons, and for Buffalo, 3w ifl
Cleveland. Indianapolis and St. Louts. .51 Hs
(UK P.3L PACIFIC EXPRESS, Dally-For Syra- '
J Lfr cuso, Osttego, Watertown, Ogilensburg. 'Jp 9H
lli'ffalo, Niagara Falls, Clet eland, Toledo, Chlcogoi p m
except Haturdajs for Cape Vincent and in L Wl'S
Auburn road. 7 m
t O.-I ft Xtuht 3IIDNIonT EXPRESS. Thestr, V9f
Xt.lJ train for Chicago and principal potnta oa IWr
tho New York Central, every night except Sunday m)
nlghtt. Sunday nights. Chicago Sleepers leave on. - rji.
U:ntra1n . S3iL
0-0(1 A. 31. and.1'33r.M Dally, except Sunday, ts) JeJif'
Plttstlcld, via Harlom Division. , cJrJJ
0:16 A. 51. Sunda) sonly, to Plttsfleld and the Berk- . vViM
hire Hills, via the Harlem Division. . Klfl
"Al L XHJHT" TRAIN'S TO YONKER3. M.Q.-I
"All night" trains run Ivtnccn Iboth street and &sK')
points ou the Putnam Division at far as Yonkera. trt flvVrW 8
eonnectlonttlthtbe derated road. The only line ru- 4iftf!V
nluir "all night" trains nut of New York. .Tlifttal
Warner Palace Cars on all through trains. dsfl
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light. K Tk.S
Tlcketa and Wagner offices nt (Irani Central Station. !: itim
1111, Hill. 4t3I)roadway. 31 East I4th it., 042 llroad. X M 9
way. 2BS Columbus av., Ill West IS! 1th st , and 108to ife' TV9
st. station. Now York; 3S and 720 Fulton st. aud 10a W
Ilroadway.E. D. Urookljn. Kf'Q
Raggage checked from hotel or residence by tba 1 )
Westcott Fxpro.s Company, S. f
JOHN 31 TOUCEY, OEOROE II. DAXTELS, ' IA'
Oeneral ilauagrr. Oeneral Passenger Agent. 'J iMi
Pennsylvania fl
STATIONS foot of West Twent) third street and Df , Jflf.
brostet and Cortlandt streets. f-!l.'-
tTTThc leat lu tlmo rrom Detbrotses and Cortlandt la"
streets Is tWe mlnuto. later than that given below for Jjtl;
Twenty third Street station. J,
7ias . vi. FAST 5IAIL. Pullman Buffet Parlor rUfM
Car New York to Pittsburg, sleeping Car Pittsburg iMCj
to Chicago. Xo coaches to Pittsburg. 3 Sffu
HiO.t .. .tl. FAST I.INF Pittsburg and Cleveland. vsljjf:
OitS . .11. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman . fll
Compartment Sleeping, Dining, hmoklng. and Ob- '-f- I'M :
sfrvntlon Car. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo, -$ JJ
Cincinnati. Indlansimlls. Iiultvllle, St. Louis. j
1 155 P. Tl. CH1CAOO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS fl 1
For N'athillle (via Clnelnnatli. Chicago, St. Louis. i IBM
Si.'.S P. .11. WhpTKIlN EXPRESS For Cleveland. ;
Chicago. For Toledo excent Saturday. 'ilHi1'
tilllP. .11. SOUTH W ESTEltN EXPRESS. For Cln- ' m
ctnnatl. InatanniMjlit. st Louis. , m
Ti.tsp. n. PACIFIC LXPRESS For Pittsburg and 5ll
Chicago. CouncctaforCloveland and Toledo cxoepl 1
Saturday. SE
It ttllltliTOV A5D TIIK SOITU, W?
7.5. S.S'i, It !C1. P 51 (Dining Car). It) 53 A. 3J, I SB
1 53. 1.53 (3'13 "Congressional Llm ." alt Parlor JEL
nnd Dining Cars). 4:113 (Dining Car). 4:53 (Dlnlne 3 JTll
Cer). s 31 P. 31 . 12'10 night. Sunday, S:5. tl 23. .S HlR
10-11 A I. (8:13 " Congressional Llm ," all Parlor jatt
and Dining Cam). 4".'3 (Dining Cor). 4:33 (Dlnln X M
Car), s-lip. j. 118:10 night. 11 M .
SOUTHERN RAILWAY -Express, 4:'.'j P. 3i 12.10 hM',
nlchtdallj . m
ATLANTIC COtST LIXE. Express, 0 85 A. M. and " iB?
H 35 P I daily -1 (
CHEsM'EAKE OHIO RAILWAY 4:53 P. 31. dolly. f Ml
KIR OLD POINT COMFORT nnd NORFOLK. 7.35 i Ufi
A 31 wiekdnvsand 7 13 P. 51 daily Ml
ATLANTIC CITY Desbnt(S and Cortlandt Streets, '?)!!
ol ly. 1 :.,) P. 51 weekdays. 5iMi
Long Branch. Asburv Ptrk (tnterlaken. Sundays). J IB
OeisnOrot,., nnd Point Pleasant (trom Deebro-aes JlltSl
nnd Cortlandt Streets, onh ). :10 A M , 12:10. V. 3D, Xj Hi
11 in. 3 lu. aud 11 30 P. 51. sundajs. U:t3 A. 1L, Mf$
ion i-iiii.Miri.piut. dSKh
6 15. 7 25 7 ". w 2.", e.53. u 23 (VI. Vi Penna, Llnv UUlt
llnli. V.3. Ill.llng carl. ID'53, 11.55 A M.. 12.3B, mXl
1 33. 2 13, II 33. 4 .'3. 1 23 (Dining car), 4'35 '18!?
(Dining ari. 5 .11 (Dining Car). 7 40. 7-33. 9 Wf
b-51 P M , 1 J III night Sundays, (I 13, 7 .11, s:23, - iSHB;
S .',5 U .'3 tl "3 (Limited). H-.11. 10 35 A. 51 . l'Bf 'Wi
(DlnlugCar .1 31. 4 23 (Dining Can. 4 .15 (Dlnlne kljal
Car).3.55 Dlulng Carj. 7:40, 7 S5.S 35 P. M.. 12:10 -H'
Ticket otTVes Nik jni.'.lll, ItOrt. 132.1, 111. and 2fll -iWT
llroaluat, I Attor llou-.e. Wet Tttentv third Street ssssl'
Station, nnd htatlon foot of Desbrvts.es and Cort- .IBS
londt t . 4 court tt . s0 Fulton tt , us Ilroadway, -cBs
and llnxitljn Annex stitton, Rrooklvn; station. iV J
JenM- Cltt The New Y'ork Tranfer Company will tftL !
cnll for and dirsk boggago from hotels and real- 2k3 i
dencet tlmMigh to ilcatluatlun. irs 1
J. II III TCIHSSON. J. It. WOOD, "(Pi
Utueral ilauagrr. Oeneral Poss'r Agent, 1 M
DKI.tAlli:. I. KVt A l VAISTIIIUI 'M
It. II. tltl'i
Htntlon. In etv l'urli. Toot or llorclay ansl iitilA
t hrutopher t 1 HI
ITIH1I.K Tlt.l. I't'IJ.IIW IIl'FFBr "! flj,
I tits. Pllrlll l.llillT. "I Si
Direct route to New ark. Ilioomneld. 3Iontclalr. tha c uv
Ornneis. Miiiiinlt. Periianlttlllv. Halting Rldgi-. Madl- ,. J i3
aon tiorri.ioit n Paalc. Psierton. lloonton. Dover, & JL
Stniiho., Nettton, lliidd's ltke, Lako Holiatcong, A. Mr"
Ila,'kelt-ton --chistlct's 3Ioiintaln. aslilngtnu. ,ul
Phlllllbuv. F.t'ton, WnterOap, stroudtburg, l'oeono aj Jl(
3lo(iutaln. tciiintiiu, Plttstou, MUesbanr. Nantl- iftlSf
coke, Dnlttttle. Northuiltlierl'md, 3tontro',', Illnghntn- ll'jl
ton, Oxfort, Norwich. Wntertllle. Utlea. Richfield Slftl
Springs, I'.rlljTi. I. sirtcm-e, Osttego. Itha.-a, Oncgo, Sv S
llniira. Coining. Until. Datutille, lluffalo, aud all Ta
IHiliits West, North.,!, ami Soulhweiit. a ju
rtioo . vi, lltu.diamton JIall stops at principal m Zl
station. 3 d
111 i(i() t, M. (Care car) HulTalo. N-rnnton. Ping- a
haniton, Oucgo, lthacn. Elmlra. st rft.Mie, and o i Jg
ttco Expless Pullman burr, t parlor car. Con- . -V fa
liming ut Uurrtlo tilth trains for Chicago and iv'
IHilnts West. "i Iff
1 ioo p. vi. ser tnton, Ulnghamton, aud Elmlra Ex- p tt
pi-is.- Pullni'in lnlITet pnrlorcan J ir,
4iimii, l. -scrnuton. W'lUeidmrrc, and Plymouth . lo1
Expre.s. Pullman butT, t iarlor cars vtt
7l P. JI. (Dall i Chlcugoe,ttbllleLlmltelEx- - 13
pnt for Scraliton. Illughaniti n Elmlra, PulTala. fl
l'ulluinu luilTrt sli-epiiig cur, Now York to Chicago. ,' (fj
Dining car wist of DutTalu , tjt
Hi no p. vi. Dally - nurfalo Expre.s Pullman ,j (Si
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