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Mh 10 ' THE SUN, SATUBiDAY, JUNE 19. 1897. , Iff
JIl , TU lt appear Wdy d Saturday.
j TJIIJ; HOTELS OP THE WORLD.
b!J . aTr lafermatlea. Clmlini e. f aay Betel
HJJif bel.w, call at e adrea(n4ta p) Ik
i Hotel Tariff Burcna,
jSlHi I ( -3 Mfth At., -Tew Torh,
nH III 9it Jitgtnl HI., London,
I'M Ijl 948 Jtut da JHtoH, rarit.
I 1 HOTEL POCKET GUIDE.
i III 1) CBATU,
Ill IJ , (A. r. mean American Plant E. P European.)
i IllUlif ALBANY, N.T Hotel Kemore. A. P, (I
6 lnt ADIRONDACK- Hotel Ampersand now open
1 I lltil V ' do Hotel Chlldwood bow open
' 111 II ff A-JIURY PARK. N. J.. .Coleman House open June 38
t " Sill I
1IIK dt' noul Columbia now open
t I do Wnt End Hotel opens Juno 34
I 1 P do. ...Hotel Bruniwlck (now open), A. P., Bto5
' il II L 1o (Largest) Ocean Hotel, A. r., 83 to II
'. tH II AVON, N. J, erred E. Foster), At on Inn., A. P., ti up
' l.ll 1 BALTIMORE, MD Hotel Stafford, E.r.. 11.69 up
,, aHjl ?' l0 Hotel Rennert,. P., 11.50 up
i 'Dl ,', do, Too Carrollton. A. P., 83 up
i J L' 80ST0N,MM HoUWtndome.A. TI5
' JHH t- do. Copley!. HoteLE.P., 1.30up:A. P., 3.30np
- Sfll i BOURNKMOUTH,Eng;..RoylBthHotel.A,4to'5
flll IlRADFORD.Eng.MldlandHoteLA.P.,$3.0;P..lup
; 'jNul W BR1STOL.R.I D'Wolf Inn now opn
l f BROOKLYN. N. Y Mansion House, A. P., 3
'' US! f" d' UoW18t.Oocrge. K,l. ill A.P., 3
Il V. do Plerrcpont House, E.P., II
( ill 111 eENTREHAROR,K.U....ScnterHou,A.P., 83 up
J lit 111 in CINCINNATI, O Orand Hot.l, E. P.. t A, P., (3
't lllL DENVER, Col....Xew St. Janies UoteL A. r..2.60 up
j ill lit do Windsor HcteL A. P.. 18 to 83.30
i illllln EDOEMERE. Long Island... .The E-geroer now upon
! fuilr XXETElLEng yal Clarence Hotel, A.P-13
' Ulll;l YlllSIND....Surf HotladOottageojen Julyl
Rill' FISHER'S ISLAND... .The Mutinatawket, A P.,3.50
j IJIf',' OLASaOW(Blhst.)rblIp'lCockbttrami.A.P.,t3.30iip
,' ll OT. BARRINOTON, Ms.... Berkshire Inn. A. P., IS
; IHIIIi- HARTFORD, Conn The Allyn House. A. P., 3 up
': UliV KAK8ASClTY.Mo.,TheMldland.E.P..81upiA.P,3up
ft Hilfi LEEDS, Eng.TheQueen'illoKl. A.P.,3.00iE.l-.,llup
J 'Kllif' IJNCOLN.Enr urt Northern Station Hotel
tH jf4 llVERl'OOL, Eng.Adelphl Hotel,A.l'.,$3.50.E.l'.,llup
1 lln LONDON, En Hotel CecJl. E. P., 2 up
Mill 111 V do The Ltnihun Ilotel. E. P., 3up
111 llU l0' ftt'Pneru),MldluidQHnd,A.P.,t3.oO.E.P.,t1up
' vtlllir do.(I3UenrletUtt.IStra.d,TheCukburn,A.P..t'i.B0
flllllu d0" RArkiton ar4txtM Hotel, 8. K., A. Pn 13 SO up
OUjT LONDON, En.,De Vera Hotel iDeTeraOudeni,
!lll"- ',0' ErodwJk do. KenilnKton PkliM, W.
jllljf do. Prince of Wale do. J Bpecleilj recommended
t:lBjjr; LONO BRANCH, N. J Atlantlo Hotel, A. P., (3 up
WMY it UAONOUA.Mau ThoJJcnolt opens June 1
i' Sill III' l' The Heiperut, A. P., f 4 up
; 111 III U ATLOCK, EDi.Tjack'iNew Bath ft Royal Hrdro Htl'a
0f UlDUI.ETOVNSP'OS.Vt..TioMontTertopcn9jnnea4
BIJJIIv Mineral Spring and SC1ENT1HC WATER CUKE
l Blilfi IHI.I.UIIOOK, N. Y Tho Halcyon. A. P., 14 up
" 'lllrf NARRAO'NSTTPIER,R.I.,TheRocklncbam,A.PI3up
BOllllls n The Uaiaasolt now open
Sill '$ NEW ORLEANS. La Hotel Orunewald, E. P 1 up
Jit j ! do. .The Cosmopolitan Hotel. E. P., $1.80 up
111! I '" KEWPORT, R. I Ocean Home opens June liO
iiijl ' HEW YORK FUth Avenue notel, A.P., 13
i alllil d0 The JlaJesUc. E. P.. 'i
' '311)1 do' Hotel Netherland. E. P., (3; A.P., S3
!llll d0 chm A. DaTU)HotelEt.Andrw,E.Pl.oO
iJHIII f- d0 (O. U. Ubbey) Albemarle Hotel. E. P.. $3
' llHt f d0 O'-B. Barry) New St, Cloud Hotel, E. P., 11.30
'jUlill ; do. ..Hotel Westminster. E. P., tl.30; A. P.. 3.50
' Kill Ife do OVm. O. LeUnd) Orand Hotel. E. P., II up
, IHllS, d0- (P.W.Orls)OrosTenor(10thst.andSthar.)A.P.
lilf II ''' do lE-ll,h'0 Albert-St. Stephens. E. P., 11 up
tKasuil do (W Johnson Qnlnn) H't'l Emplre.E.P.,1 1 ; A.P.,13
'. iHRH '' do.(:thav.andlStbst.)HotelKenslnzton,E.P.Itl.30
' 'RBIl " ' (Wm-'oblc)-Uotclorenoble. E.P..l.S0up
' iHHI I ' OCEAN CITY. N.J. ...Hotel Brighton, A. P.. IU.B0 up
'Willi! OLDORCnARD,Ue.,OMOrcbanlHousoupensJuno34
Mlj) 'f OSTEND, Belgium (facing sea,S00 beds) .The Splendid
' Kill 1 1 & PAWLINO, N.Y Uluen-Top Ilotel now open
Wtt I K PHILADELPHIA, Pa. .New Walton UoteL E. P.. 13 up
JUHJ f do. The AMlne Hotel, A. P., 13.30 up
OiSil $ do (RrstaurantaIacarte)NewLafayette,K.P.,llup
lllll 1' 1 Arcb ud 12U " noM1 UanoTcr- l- 3 P
lilill K PLYMOUTH, En Grand UoteL A. P, 3
11111 POnTSMOUTlLN.il The Rocklngbam. A. P.. 14
H 'I I III f QUEBEC,CAADA....ChateaoPTontenac, A.P., 13.30
U 'ISIIll ' RIcnitOND,Va.ThDjerferson,E.PMll.B0up;A.P.,t5up
9 IISI 1 ROCHESTER. N. Y Whltcomb House. A. P., IJ up
V Islll ' SAYUROOK PT Conn Fenwlck Hall now open
B" Btll BC1TENECTADY. N. Y The Edison. A.P., 2.80 up
B' Kit IEABRIOUT.N.J Seabrlgbtlnn, A. P., 3 60 up
sB Bill $' SHELDRAKE, N. Y..Cayu(aLake House, A. P., 13 up
: H f SHELTER ISL.HEIOHTS,N.Y.Prosp'tUouse,opJu.3t
sssst BUI ' tORRENTO, lie Hotel Sorrento now open
Bat B SI BPRINaFIELD,Maas.TheMassasoU,ap,tlupiap,3up
LB B n i IPIUNOLAKED'CH.N. J.Monmouthnouse.op.Je.3
sB' II II ' IT. ANDREWS, N. B...The Algonquin opens June 25
B K II f 6T.OEOROE,8TATEND:L..TboCasUeton,A. P., $4 up
K I H ' IT. LOUIS, Mo.(Vireproof) Southern U't'LA.P.,13 to 13
LBL B SI '! do Llndell Hotel, E. P., It up: A. P., 2.00 up
LB'v BIsT ' IWAMPECOTT. Mass Ocean House opens Juno 30
B$ Inl i IYRACUSE, N. Y.. Yates Hotel. E. P., ll.BOj A. p.. 4
,M' Mm P fROY, N.Y Tbe Troy Iloost, A. P.. 13 up
B'BII '" DTICA.N, Y Diggs Hotel. A. P., 3 to 3
sssBS? IssBI WASHINGTON. D. C Arlington Hotel, A. P., 13
bIB$FH4 B ' d0 EbblttHouse,A.P., 4
Bl' asBI d The Raleigh, E. P, 11.00 up
BfiP' BB '' WATCH HILL, R. L. Atlantic House now open
IB l BB d0 Plimpton Hotel now open
sssBiLr flu d0 Larktn House opens July 1
ssB'K- Wll I WHITE MODNrS.Maplewood Hotel. Bethlehem, N. II
M'ki"'-i Kit I
mW?: m Cooper Union Hotel,
B Illi I 9 17' ""d IB Third ar. Handsomely furnished
w 1111 I rooms, permanent or transient. Kates moderate,
a-B' lilill IIROAUWAY CKITItAI, IIOTEl
H 111! II 687 ,0 77 opuoslto Bond St., in tbe heart of New
rY Hilll York, midway between Battery and Central Park;
Hlnll location absolutely unequellMl for business, sight-
B flll II S seeing, and pleasure. TILLY 1IAVNE3, Prop,
B Hill' UOSIIFACB IIOTstL. lOBd st. and Columbus ar.
H BIaI! CO elegantly furnished roomst gentlemeni all oon
L!f ull ' venlenceet near cable and L stailout restaurant at-
I 11l " tschedterms.l8perweekaud upward. J, J.CRYAN,
BhII IIOTKI. 3IAHTV, French table d'how.
H , Hill II nl Mth u, Berred In Summer Oardeu.
!- ---I'll Cnucerl erery eTenlns;. Lunch, 40v.i DIuuer.AOo.
& Hfllll Wine and ooffeo Included i aerrlM a la carte at all
,1 sMIi - hours i moderate prices. Rooms by day or week.
) flll 1 1 ' UOTEI, COI.USIUl'H, Park ar, and 133th at,
H'&. Hnll Araerlcau and European plant handsomely furnished
'. iV HII - rooms, single or double, adjoining N. Y. Central sta-
LvM Hll lioni conrenlent to all cars t meals a la carte; very
1 HII ' Inoderata prlcca.
H'b HII IIOTBI, liI.'qi'BV.'VR, French tsb'q d'hote.
H (j sBS I OH WMl auih Ml. AUo a u carte.
H Kl ' LUNCH Ji-i''iwlihl.
' B3 "heubo'od 1IOTEI, corner Bowery and Bayard,
H v llill below- Canal Neatly furnished rooms; o yeai-s s-
ltHCttt Kill tabllsheilt cable anil 3d av, cars passing door i L sta-
Hl tloni meals American plan. JOHN HOWARD, Proprl-
B'rr HJII1 stun MAJOR ROANTRT.B. Manager.
B 't. B II '' ' rim I'.lti UOTHU V87 8d ar., near 8Jd s., for-
' B3 ' rjierlyU8tlUdrMTerclossnatly furnUbed rooms
B Vt f I 13 per week up, H. POWERS, Prop.
al"' Bl'3 I Ll
aB H ' -xrutjJlotitf.
P$ Hi ) tTIbYPORT and "MATAWAN EVERY SUNDAY,
n ! JV Steamer MAOENTA, Pier 8. N.R., near Rector st.,
HB lOA.il. and 7 P.M. Leaves KeyportOsIB P, u. Ex-
H, ' HH surslun Keyport BO cents. Matawau OOoenu.
V BAtl'UUAV ATll.l) KXCl'IUION
X'HI TO nnf roiMT.
' 'fc -TEAM It U MABW I'OUXU
I . HI - Leave West d st. at 3 P M.
Bli Returning by Hudson Rlrer Railroad trains. 11.10,
sfl BIS f SATURDAY ESCUR8ION TO WEST POINT oy
H ni ' O steamer MARY POVV'ELU leaving fool West S
B ' )! It.. N. R-3 P. M. Ample time to see dress paradr,
' Hll , Oovernment buildings, Ac. Returning by Ramsdel
IH Bli S line, landing at 183d si, and Franklin st. rue, round
H jt trip. 11.00.
IB ( ! OKA UAbS riSIIINO Steamer AL FOSTER, dally,
H H j P East 23d St.. 7i40 Battery. B:20, II. with bait.
LB m I bEA FlbUINO. "Oood Luck" ballbearing reels)
VH I (j P lont. easy caster! B slr.es. Never wear out.
IH I j ' wrr rbiMT, miniiiiuii, and roi:uu.
B f! UKErxiK dally KXC.unu. (except Sundays)
EH (I 9' y palace Iron Day Dae bteaniers New York and
; I LI I Albany fnui Drsbrosset it. pier at BilO A.M. and
IMrBv It I WssTild St. at A. M.
fl,t m 11 pv '
K HlC d i HaMKttflMdl -WM
Kv7nM73BAMjSSBSj2SS&K&j
(Sxtutsians.
E V ERYSUNDAY
SPECIAL OUTINQ TRIPS.
The most attractive of all.
Long Island Sound by Daylight.
TBI TVYI SCREW LVER,
Richard Peck,
TUB VAftT-ST HTTtMEII l. THE TIOnl.n.
leaves Pier 33. East River, foot Peck slip, every Sun
day morning at 8:30. connecting at New Haven wi
the magnificent steamer.
C.H.Norfham,
arriving In New York on return at 7:00 P. M. same
day, allowlngitay of over one hour in the beautiful
"City of Elms."
STATEROOMS AND RESTAURANT AT REGULAR
PRICES.
Open air and saloon concert of A high onler by
Eben' 71st Regiment Band.
Excursion, $1. Children Hall Price.
TROLLEY PARTIES Special arrangement hav
been made with trolley system at New Haven to
afford passenger a one-hour ride through tho princi
pal thoroughfares, passing the tcllege building and
publlo parks, snd thence through the celebrated
Wballey av, to Weatvllle, returning In lime tor
steamer going to New York.
MANHATTAN BEACH,
LEAVE FOOT EAST (IITI1 ST. dally, B'BO, 8H0,
7:40, U:80, 11:U0 A.M., 13:10, and hourly from 1:10
to 0:40. 0.00, and half hourly frum 0:40 IoV:40P.M.
additional train on r'' days, C. I. J. L, 1-140
P.M. Sundays, 0:30, H:40, 10:10, 11:10 A. -V.. 13:10.
and bait hourly from 1:10 tn U:40 P. M.
KX4-t'll'iItl TiritETS, 40 CTATN.
Leave WHITEHALL T. hourly trim 7:10 A. M. to
liin, and halt hourly from 1:40 toUilO P. M. Addi
tional trains raw days, (M. J. C , 1 1 :40 A. M.. 1 40
P.M. Saturday. 13:40 P.M. Sundays, hourly from
SH0 A.M. to 11:10 A.M., and half hourly from 13:10
IoVsIOP. 31.
KXC-IUIO.1 TICUEIS, 4S CBXTS.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
LEAVE E.B4TH ST., N.Y.. DAILY, 0:40, H:00, 10,
10:30 A.M. 13.110, 1:30, 3:30. 3.30, 4:30, 6:S0, (1:80,
7:30, H:iu, v:10 P. M. Additional trains Saturday
only, 1:30, 2:30. 0:40 P. M.
Sundays. 7:00. H:30, u:30, 10:10, 10'40, 11:10.
11:40 A. M. 12-10, 1-:A0, 1:10, 1:40, 2:00, 3:30,
3:40,3:10.3:40, 4:10, 0:00. 0:00, 0:30, 0:00, 7:10,
7:43, b:uu. 8:30, H:B0, 8.30. 10:13 P. it.
coneyIsland.
nllOOKLV- UniDH IlOfTI-
Trains direct rrom UROOKLYN DRluaE. via Brook
lyn Elevated II. It. a d P. P. and C. I. It. 1- Pally,
7:18, Hill), S:B3. U:43. and half hourly from 10.33
A. M. to 13.-BS P. M., and every 30 minute from 1:07
to 10:47 P. M.
Sundays, 7:18. H:18. 8:03, 0:11, 3:43 A. M.. and halt
hourly from 10:33 to 13:33 P. M.. and about evet7 10
minutes from 13:53 to 10:33 P. M.
ROl'.VD TUIP. UO CEVT5.
Tbo Xe Route to the rar-ramrd Sagnipnsy,
AND THE
only rail route to the delightful summer resorts and
fishing grounds north or Quebec and to Lake St. John
and C Icoutlml, through the
I'.lttADIA.I ADIRONDACK.
Train connect at Chlcoutlml with Saguenay Steam
er for Tadousac. Cacnuna, Murray Bay, and Quebec.
Around trip unequalled lu America, tbrough matt ti
le forest, mountain, river, and lako acenery, down
the majestlo hagut nay by daylight, and back to the
Fortress City, touching at all the beautiful seaside re
sorts on the Lower t. Lawrence, with their chain of
commodious Motels. Hotel Rotwrval. Lake St. John.
has flrat-clas accommodations for 300 icuests Apply
to J. WESLEY ALI.lS-.ON. ( Wall St.. New York city,
nd to ticket agent of all principal cities. A beauti
fully Illustrated guide Ijook free on application.
ALEX. HARDY, J. O. RCOTT.
Uen. F. A P. Ag't. Quebec. Can. bou'y A Manager.
THE rYOHLD.FA.0US PLEASURE -ROUNDS.
- A delightful anil on fast
9Hn going steamer. Two
VT!!fe. grand concert dally.
P n HI " ,T Magnlflcent foliage.
V HH k 1 E rare plants, and hortl-
E I !H , nl at Ka cultural wonder. An
JH Q ILgfKJmmmU& IB unequaled menagerie.
njHBbHl magnificent aviary,
IHIHH mammoth aquarium,
pflJnnnl grand museum, all
H ll Si n 4 1 I il Kft-E. OenulneOlen
B ln Hy k I Blland Clam luke.
w J t at I -V I r Dinner a la carte.
'tear " Klein Deutschland."
Hks " The Dairy." Hoat
17 Ing, bathing, tlshlng,
HP bowling and billiard.
TIM T--f-.T-iU LllVC
r to '! St, r-lj. . IMS. IUI l a :'".'"
I.. r lui im r s .ls-.s. It i .u.t It., :s,
"M"l?, f.. r.tt L-JtV OLIK p.L.KD.11 A.H..r.MSl.
V-P."rl.l.!llts. tTBA BOATH BDST.
nxo-nsioji -io ckxts.
InclDdca Admission to All AttrmcUo--.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
Steamer General Slocum
Will make two trip to Rockway Btach Sunday,
June SO, and every Sunday during June. Leaves:
N. Y.. foot W. 33d St.. HMO A.M. 1:33 P.M.
N. Y foot W. 10th St.. H.30A. M. 1:40 P.M.
N. Y Battery Landing, 0:18 A. M. 7:03 P. M.
Bridge Dock. Brooklyn. 0.80 A. SI. -:30 p. SL
Pare, Round Trip, nor. Music and Refreshments,
June S3, Oen. hlo-um will mass trip to College
Race at Pougbkeepsle. So Paper for Time Table.
STEAMEll GIIANI) REPUBLIC,
TO
nniD-RPORT. SUNDAY, JUNE 30.
Leaves foot West 8td St.. N. Y , 0:00 A. M.. foot
Weatlothst.N. Y 8:10 A. M.; Battery Landing. .V,
Y.. O.-HOA. M.i Brooklyn Bridge Dock, IO.oua. M.i
foot East 31st St., N. Y.. 10:30 A.M. Fare, Round
Trip, hoc. Muslu and Refreshments.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
TI1R OMLT ALI.-lVATPIt HOtlTB TO
OONEY BSUND,
LANDINQ AT THE IRON PIERS.
TIME TABLE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)-
From 33d it.. N. IL, hourly rrom u a. M. until 0 P. U.
rrom Pier (New) No. 1. N. Y.. halt an hour later.
From Coney Island hourly frum 10:40 A. M. until
10'40P.M.
Tickets on s1o at all downtown track stations of
the Eleveted Railroads. East Side passenger trans
ferred free to Battery Place. Returning East Side pas
sengers deposit ticket at Battery Place and are trans
ferred free to the East Side.
EX-fqilO TICKETH. 30 CEVTS.
ERIE RAII,ltTD.
EVERY SUNDAY.
8HOHOLA GLEN
In the Blue Mountains, one hundred and seven miles
from New York, on the banks of the beautiful Dela
ware Rtvert 1.0U0 feet above the eea.
01. OO ROOD TRIP. S.OO
Pint express train leaves West 33d St. H.3B A M.
and I'bauibVra St U.OO A. M,, Jersey City U:13 A. M.
Si-i-ond eiprcw train leaves West 33d Kt U.SBA.M.
and CbamLers bt 0:30 A. M.i Jersey City U:4B A. M.
Returning, leave Shohula 0:15 p, M. and :00 P. M.
4.HEMOI 1.AI4E .I.l'..
TSo. ROI1.VII TRIP. VSn.
Speelal express train leaves WestSSd St. 0:40 A. M.i
Chamber St. 8:4B A. M.i Jersey City 10:00 A. M.
Choice of two express trslns returning. Leave Olens
B.3UP.M.or7:3DP.M.
By Water and Rail
G0NE8SLAND
MANHATTAN BEACH.
Steamers leave foot of WHITEHALL STREET
DAILY is follow s; S:10. (I-10, 10:10 A. M., and EVERY
HALF HOUR THERKAFTFRUNriL 10:41) P. !., con
necting at IIA II I IX. P. with trains or tlis SKA
nr.Aort railroad, long ihi.and. and culver
route, correspondino nALi'-iiouit return
SERVICE. I.AhT TRAIN LEAVES CONEY ISLAND
AT 11:86 P. M.
Excursion lo Coney Island, US Cents.
P THE UBAUTir.I. II-D-O.
Every Sunday, three-decked Iron salocn stowner
to,ciii:ktb-1
to Yonkrr, lona Island. West Point and Neirburg,
leaving South OtU fct Williamsburg. HilO: Drldge
Dick, llronklyn, N:30, West lOUi bt. (Troy Duck),
8:IB; West'd St.. 8.30 lVUthSI, 10,00; V outers
(Peene's Dock), 10:40,
Muslo sad refrtshmenu on board. The only boat
topping at Inna Islan J (where ttiero win bn danclugi.
Till! I1EV or Till! Illlr-Xiiv
FARE. HOU.MII TRIP. OO rii.Vr-.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
T0 WEST POINT.
STEAMEll MARY POIVRLL
leaves West 33d St. at 3 P. M., AllIIIVINU at Weat
Point at 4:30 P. M.I RKTURMNOonauy of Ibe WLST
SHORE RAILROAD TRAINS. This will glrep.cn-
ters aniplv time to see dress pardi, Oorernmcut
ulldlngs Ao PAKE, fur Ibe ruund trip. Il
C" 1H0LERA BANKH-IIumpbai k "bass. Steamer
' SCHUYLER goes Suuday and Tueutay, 70o ; 3
bunches of ball. 11ANCOX.
DEEP SPA VlhllINO -teaiuer ANULEU.dally. East
31st, 7; South -Hi. WllUam.buric, 7:15: Battery,
7:40. Fare 76 tents, with 3 bunches bait i club.. 70c.
I7IbIIIN(i DAILY 73c. bunches nalt: ladles 40c.
' Battery duck, 6. itiiutr SCIIUYLF.1I; East list
st, 7:10.1 Bridge dock. Brooklyn, 7.80; Franklin, S 30,
' IIANCOX.
DlSEAtTsrFMEN.
All secret and private dlsea.es of men cured In a few
days; skin dlsoase. blood poisoning, nervous debility,
weak, uuilevetoptd orgaus. Impediment t. marrlsge;
lost vigor restorel, (lo lo the HALLKTT MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. 310 East loth si., near 3d av.t no charge
units cured i uur 0 tv 8, Sundays Included,
M wuwii-q-.iiw-aniirt,i,. iTOww.eMn-i '"Mm.
jEmamtr g.ttforti.
Ooingto tho Mountains?
Are you looking for a spot to spend tbo Bom-Mi
which combine health, comfort, and pleasnr
AT MODERATE .COST?
If so, send ce-U for postsge or eall at- -" J
omoes below th Illustrated book, "Sumrar Ifome.'
It glv. luu of Hotjls, Farm and Boarding Uoum,
with their location, rate, aju-aotlons, Ao., In the
Mountains of Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, and Dslewar
Counties. N. Y on In main Una and behe ol tn
w York, Ontario ft Wstru Railway. 8,000 fjl
above the . a region ot great beauty and abtolut
bealtbfnlne. In NewTorkl No. 8 Dttry plao. 118.
1(16.171, 871.U44, 1SI8 Broadway, ,18 Atof plae.
737 0th av .81 Columbus v 181 Et llBih U
173 Wet I3Mn St.: ticket offlce, foot ot Franklin
and West 4d st. In Brooklyni No. 4 Court i 880
Fulton it, 8 Broadway, 887 Manhattan ar, Or
polnt,and"Eajl"omf. .......
' ILLUSTRATED HOMES,' containing half-tonyr-producltons
from photograph of BBS of lb abori
U0UE8," can be obtained of tlckal sgsnu tor IBo.
J. C. AKDERSON. OenraI Paasenger Agt.
68 Beaver st,, New York.
"iimnitnilOMgriAiB TticnK" a beanttfuibr
Illustrated book. Mat of over 0,000 summer hotel
nd boarding house -along th Hudson, ia theCsU
klll Mountains and Northern New York. Send eight
cents tu stamp to H. B. JAOOE, Oeneral EasMrn P
enger Agent, West Shore Railroad, SOS Broadway,
New York i or, fry upon application.
NEW YORK.
MIZZEN-TQP HOTEL,
QUAKER lilLL. DUTCHESS CO.. N. Y.. '
NOW OI'EN. A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL! two
hour from New York by Harlem ILR.1 1,100 feel
elevation. Post Orao addres and railroad station
Pawling, N. Y. N. 8. HOWE, Manager.
Circular and Information of F. H. Scofleld, 1 Madi
son av., New York
MAPLE LAWN COTTAOE."-tlsvlll. Orange county.
N, Y.t grsnd vlw, good roadsi fresh eggs, butter,
milk, vegetables, (rait, all kinds; excellent table:
horse to let and horses accommodated, parties wish
ing lo bring nyt term on application) free delivery
to and from ststlon: Mr. B. F. WRITER,
S-jrIMITIIOlE. Washington Bros., proprietor.
Liberty, Bulllvsn county, N. Y7 Flrt-cls accommo
dstlonm large farm and dairy, plenty of fresh milk,
good livery t gunning and fishing; Catholic family.
ADI-lONlACIC MOUNTAIN.
SARANAC INN,
IN THE ADIROXDACUS,
Saranao inn, cottages, and camps now open Special
rate for Jun.-i.
TROUT FISHINCL
J W. RIDDLE, Manager.
J. BEN HART. Ass't Manager.
P. O. and telegraphic addres. Baranao Inn. N.Y.
The Algonquin and Cottages,
OX LOWER SARAS AC LAKE.
ADIRONDACKS.
Open June 1. Special rates for June. Oolt Link.
Illustrated pamphlet at offlc of Fred H. Bcodeld.
MetmiKilltan building. Madison Square, or JOHN
HARDISll, Algonquin. N. Y.
CVTSI-IIjIj mountains.
CATSKII.-, nOT-HTAIXS,
KlaliaMom Botrent llouae.
tfl to 18 per week; fre boating and tlshlng; high
elevation; plenty ot shade and amusement.
U. W. FISHER. KUkatom, Oreen county. N.Y.
Sullivan County.
WHITE LAKE.
SULLIVAN CO. N. Y.
THE KAUNEONQA.
Superior table. Rates reasonable,
Addres. J. II. MARTIN A CO.
LiON'G ISLAND.
Summer Homes on Long Island.
SWEPT I1Y OCEAN BREEZES.
"Long Island." a new llluatratt-descriptive book,
and "Summer Home," a book describing hotels and
boarding houses on Long Island, fr-e upon applica
tion, at 113. V30. 131 J Broadway: ticket office root
of East 34th st. and James slip, foot New Chamber
st.. New York; 333 Fulton st.. Kftxte Summer Bureau.
and Flatbnsh av. station, L. I. R. R . Brooklyn. or send
(6) cents In stamps for "Long Island." or (3) cent
for "-uminrr Homes." to II. M. SMITH. Trafflo
Manager L. I. R. It . Long Island City. New York.
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Now Open.
Oriental Hotel
, Will open Jane O
T. F. BILL ECK. MANAGER.
"THE EDGEMERE."
Fdffcmor. XI., nt?ar Arrriie;BCwfiuinmer re-ort.
16 mllra from city; new hotel, mag-Uflcc-t.x fur
nih(t all modern ! m pro-. menu : two buodrM
roomi: fifty piirt luith-.iurf and till water bath
Jnjr, boating, and flabing; now open; tHrw furnUhod
cottaca. Application for room can be mad at
Ulls: v Ilomw, N. V. J. U, OIU-SUN.
C. W. bHErHEUD. M'gn
ARVERNE HOTEL.,
ARVKRtE-llV.TIIK-IIBA. . I..
Will open June 30 tinder new management. Thor
oughly renovated and redeoorated. Parrect sanitary
axransemei'U. JOIIM O'lOJUUU, Iee.
New YolT offlce. Hotel Impcrl!.
NEW JERSEY.
noxno-Tii beach.
Refined American cottage: convenient to ocean and
Shrewsbury: large roorua; liberal bom tablet adult
only; spec!! retea for June. Address Box SO, Mon
mouth Beach, N. J.
IAICKWOOD IIOISE, ntLlf.EE, .'. J.
Board by the week or seavsn; IS par week. P. O.
addres. North Lung Branch, N. J. TeUphos caU,
11 P. Ualllee.
SEASIDE HOTEL
Ocean Orove. The largest and best-equipped hotel on
the oce on front. A. 11. STOCKTON,
rpilE ALLAIRE. Spring Lake. N. J.t 17th season;
X remodelled and Improved; now opeu.
E. M. RICHARDSON.
Asburj- Park.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
ASnURV PA11U, . J. OPES JIIKR IO.
Directly on the Beach, Th leading hotel In every
repect. Elevator. MORQAN ft PABSONB.
iiorr.L coli-ibia
Now Open. A modern hotel by the sea. Special rat
June; elevator; capacity 400; boogleta.
W. HARVEY JONES. Proprietor.
THE rAIHrl-LU 8dav., near the ocean.
Now open for the season. A. B. WA8IIMOOD. Prop.
Sealirlgnt.
THE OCTAGON.
SEABRIOHT. N. J.
opbxs JiiB an.
The leading, largeet, and best appolntad hotel al
Beabrlgbt. Directly on the beach.
Till! OCTA-0J COTTAOE.
OPEN FROM MAY TO OCTOBER,
Address OEO. B, BANDT.
HORMANDIE-BY-THE-SEA.
(Horoiandle, near Seabrlgtit. New Jersey.)
The beat appointed hotel n-ar New York.
Safest bathing beach on the ooast.
Hotel now open at special ratee.
Fine fishing In the river on account of Inlet.
W. B. HEWEM, Mgr. F. P. EARI-. Propr.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOREST MILLS HOTEL
AND COTTAGES.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
:: lodou.
best appointed private cottage In the mountains, TO
LET, with trained servants, under hotel management.
Housekeeping without a rare; luxuries ot home and
hotel combined. Bulldera' plans and New York ref
erences, (loll link; half utile bicycle track. Every
thing up to ilste.
. W. Dt'DLEV CO., Pranconla. M. U.
CONINECTICUf.
FORT GRISWOLD HOUSE
AU COTTAG-X,
n THE HOtJ.VD (oppoeltr) MEII MI.DO.I.
Twrlrib Irassu Ope- -una IJ to Oct. 1,
A cool, healthy, and delightful Summer Resort.
Buthlug, boatlug, fishing, fine roads, Ac.
JAMES O. MATTHEWS.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Delaware Water Gap.
IIIAW.MK IIOl'HE. m-ar Delaware Water Osp,
Pa.t delightful summer home for 7B guests; boating,
boss fishing; hot and cold baths) excellent table and
lai ge. airy rooms ; term, always reasonable Addres
I. R. TRANSUE, Shawnee, Pa.
MOUNTAIH HOUSE, ffla3.K5!lfl!S
M ay to Nov, Send for booklet Mrs. Tbeo, Mauser ft Son.
CANADA.
ClODERIClI, Canada! prettiest, healthiest towni
A great lake, cooled breesr. 600 mile wateri bl
eycllsu' paradlsai mosquitoes, black files, malaria un
known. Season. April to November, Particulars,
ClTl-ENS' COMMITTEE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ai)lrlEn RESORTS.
For circulars, Ac, apply to hotel or
Hicks' Advertising Agency, 188 Nassau St., H. Y.
Cwtblll Moutlns, N, V., CaUklll Ml. House.
Ixng Brunch, N. J.. Ocean House, J, Spltler.
Ulrlifleld snrlisg, N. Y., Spring House, T. IL ProrJor.
, , it nter Mill, I nt ttr BouthauiitVD, Mtcy UjL
I Vvf rM ly tHjUk ff l?4rrVr 4 flrSr?
SUSTAINED INTEREST
The end of the third week of June finds this Store bright
as on the first of June, with current bargains. Our Store
policy knows no dull season, and keeps the attractions strong
every day.
nonce A revolution in prices of
nnnnt Summer Dress Stuffs. Scores
Q00D5 of them here at half prices and
less. The entire range of fabrics is
represented.
Paris Novcltlej Black Goods
Woollens Cottons Linens
Two new printed Cotton Fabrics
added to-day :
I2c printed striped Organdy, It.
tatic printed Dimity, 8c.
Fifteen styles of the Organdy and
thirty' styles of the Dimity. Sheer
cloths and beautifully printed. Prices
about pay for the cloth, nothing left
for printing or profit.
Feurtli avenue.
dress Tailor-made Skirts of wash
ciViDTc materials, so cheap that you'll
aiUKK have to see them to appre
ciate their real worth. Don't pass
snap judgment on them.
Of white duck, 111.
Of linen, $1.25.
Of white pique, $1.50 and $1.
Made by men tailors, generous
width, tip-top style.
Two other styles that attract power
fully. Of Cotton Grenadine, 1 3.50.
Of Serge and Mohair, 55-Light-weight,
and hang perfectly.
Verona tiT tlrwadwny
wnMPN't: A newcomer to the regu-
cikipc lar lines of honest-made and
iiu fairl priced shoes tnat make
this Shoe store unique.
PRICE 152.60.
Splendid quality chrome tanned kid
skin. Goodyear welted soles of oak
tanned leather, top-notch of shoe mak
ing and style. Four toe shapes. They
make a good stout rung in this Store's
ladder of fame.
Heeond near. Tenth street.
wnMFN't; Eight button-length
nl nvSc Mousquetaire Suede Gloves
ov at F1FTY CENTS. An the
newest shades. They're the regular St
and 81.50 sort. Bargains so rare that
it reads like fiction. Unprecedented
and unapproached.
Broadway.
wr.MRNc Ready-to-wear Hats
SAILOR HATS f S StnW' d0U-ble
SAILOR HATS newest slap
151.50. White, black, navy blue and
brown. Extreme cheapness.
Second floor, Broadway and Tenth street.
oiRRrtNc Fancy Ribbons 25c, and
RIBBONS yQU ca cmmt the ity,es by
hundreds.
Scores of miles of beautiful Ribbons,
embracing every width, newest shades
and novelties galore. The assortment
and cheapness are not matched in New
York.
Uro-d ay, Tenth atreet.
vai BiwriPNNPt; Immense assort
A ?irS ment of these dainty
LACb Summer dress trim
mings. Prices are lower than the
market. 22c to $5-70 a dozen yards,
and the newest and best patterns to
choose from.
And this is the merest hint at this
Lace stock. It's full of interesting spots.
Ilroaelway.
MFN,- A DOLLAR, and you
NPni inpp save fifty cents on every
5Si!? one y buy- plaited
SH,RTS bosoms, attached cuffs,
and band for white collar. Designs
and colorings will please tasteful men.
Bread ar and Ninth Street.
BICYCLES ."Proof f 1,hecP,uddinS1is
in the eating." False state
ments concerning Bicycles don't make
them run easier or last longer. Use is
the proper test.
1898 CONTINENTAL, SSO.
1897 CONTINENTAL, S5.
1S97 CONTINENT, S3 J.
CONTINENTAL TANDEM. $90.
WISSAHICKON TANDEM. 575.
We've sold over thirteen thousand
of them. New York knows them
under maker's trademark at double
prices. Introduced to Gotham under
our trademarks a few months ago, and
they've captured the town. No mys
tery. Just up-to-date, standard Bicy
cles sold in the usual Wanamak'er
way a small percentage added to cost
of production to pay for the store
keeping. Bicycle belongings sold in the same
way.
Veeder Cyclometers, 10,000 miles, 95c.
Standard Cyclometers, t,ooo miles, 75c-
American Clock Co. Cyclometers, 10,000
miles and repeat, 35c.
Unique Lamps. 95c.
Banner Lamps, 1 1.75,
Searchlight Lamps, $2 85.
BaaeMsat,
MEN'S teen dollars, and you may
cm-re; pick from a lot of Suits that
113 were SI 8, S20 and $23-50.
Cheviots and worsteds, and the acme
of ready-to-wear Clothing.
And Serge Suits ! Well, we'll leave
comparisons to you. A Suit of all
wool serge, fast colors, up-to-date;
Sewed not basted together, at S10.
From this up to S22.50 for a genuine
Clay serge Suit, the peer of any in all
Gotham.
100 linen crash Suits to go at $4 ;
and wonderfully cheap at that
ecentf floor, lutu street.
MpN. At 2 for 25c, fine
NFCKWPAR madraS SP"n? TieS '"
NECKWfcAK pbids and strTpes most
of them were 25c each. Nobbv.
At 25c each, White China Silk As
cots, Puffs and Four-in-hands. Also
black silk Four-in-hands.
And these are but three of the doz
ens of interesting items concerning
this stock.
.,,, We've set a scorching
RirvciF Pace ,n seIHnS thesc
cihtc Choosing from thisassort-
" ment is like buying the
materials and having them tailored
free.
$3.75 ; reduced from $5-
J5; regularly J7.50.
S7-50; regularly $10.
$10; reduced from $12 to $16.50.
All-wool materials and carefully
tailored. No slip-shod sewing.
Broadway and ltli street.
DRESS A k't f ?- 'uck for you,
cjj.p and just in time for the Situr-
CASES da' Jaun"' 2 '" Suit Cases,
of bridle leather, in good shade
of olive leather outside, leather lined;
sewed cases, with heavy riveted cor
ners. They were made to be $6.50.
We've half a hundred only, to sell
at $5.
cANnv -' ",em wa yu P'ease
French cheiries, cream and
I chocolate, and what a delicious com
bination. 20c a pound; regularly 30c
here, and 50c elsewhere.
Baaens eat.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sis.
gITTT-T . .-..,
&tnu0tmrms.
QUEEN " VICTOR I A'8
Diamond Jubilee Celebration
AT AMBROSE PARK, SOUTH BROOKLYN.
SATURDAY, JTJB-B 19.
ATIIL-TIC CAItXIVAI.
$1,000 IIM PRIZES.
Fin-WORKS AND DANCING.
Oat open at 10 A. il. Admission 00 cents.
MANHATTAN BEACHr
Inept br Ocean Breeae.
Sousa's Concerts, --
Pain's Fireworks, -t-De
Wolf Hopper, SSJH"
P MADISON -QUAHB ROOF OABOBX Q
Every eve'- at e. lacludle Sunday. ff
. CUANOE OK I'ROOKAMME NIOUTLY. -.
O fOI'l'LAIt CO-CURT O
2 Br tna METROPOLITAN r
fO rrUlSIANENT OHCIIISTKA. O
r BO-lNBTltUMENTAU-TS 30 If-
SA. N-U-NDOrtrK, ConJuctor. C
SKATU. -DC. AND -Oo. O
' In lb event of rain, yerforroances In Concert Halt.
EMPIRE THEATRE. biw.Jtua-t.a-su
CIIAIUXS FROUHAN Uanacer
?Tn MONTH.
THE BRILLIANT ROMANCE.
NBI.I THE- -i-:. roue;.
Kvenlncs. H:0. Mstlnse to-dsv st till).
PASTOMRTS j.R'.".K
1TH HT NEAR UD AV, U.-0 DNT1L 11 I. M.
Vrlcee UO aad BO cent lO-Howr Nbovr.
De Plllppl. Den II. Hsrn.r,
Cooke end Clinton, Tna Blomlill.
TBA BIO inOW TO-UAT.
T Ut- MBBAUJ KQ. THRATItlt. Eve. HilO.
n ITINFE5 WEDNEHDAT- TO-DAY.
ItK'B - rSDI H3UNIO UTS IN LONDON,
CltBAT HIT.-II" ITII.l, THERE,
asut- Bouvealr Per- eDOKJI Dukn ot York's
formanoe Junt SH. rHUlBl Theatre.
SEATS FOUR WEEKU IN BADIQ
' "-TCIO
KPiTH'-- Continuous Performance.
ILB 1 HI O -Ih' Sue. Noon to 11 1'. 31,
MiINTYRE ll-ATH (new faros), Ur.st Bli frspU.
franoeaca Reddt-( and IlU-h Btanton. I'rof, KrrUcl's
Dog. Wills and Collin. Mlmlo Jour, SB other.
Al'AUINY or Jll'SIC llthsl. andlrvmipL
rnnnrTT. I VtrUrop Picture! taken at
OUIIUCII- caraonciljr,
FITZ8IHM0H3 " d-.ig ., fc
R-MIUICk EVERY EVENINO 8.1B.
IF! I W'X MATINEE TO-DAY AT V.
V TUK t'lBt'l'H -lllli.
MEIlllltST FLAY IN TOWN,
Bib week. Crowded bouses.
K0STEE & BIAL'S "SSlfr ..!"
GREAT GAUTIEB"0'."-"5
KNICKERBOCKER -airway at,.
A ROUND OF PLEASURE.
fofV..;?N-,uW:rThe Whirl of the Townl
ROor BarrUon HUters and Ballet I Adm, 600,
OLYMriA ROOF GARDEN.
Kara, Iia'i 0;trous, XarK-u, Bptcltatlti,
ttia1B11
ffic furniture.
kaVdof- ivu
PTTRNITURE IN OREAT VARIETY MANUFACTCRED
BY T. O. BELLE W. Ill HJLTON ST.
ost nnd rf ounfl.
LOST Rank book No. 343,103. Seamen's Hank for
K.Tlng. 74 and 7o Wall St.. New York, vayinent
stopped and cancellation applied for, l'lease return
to bank.
Orrnu ttaratrs.
Gaze's Tours,
Entirely NEW arranfrements to
EUROPE.
THREE MIDSUMMEU PARTIES
48 g ALL
DAYS 4.0 up INCLULED.
WIUTE OR CALI-
SKVEIUL NEW I'llOUltABMES.
FREE.
HENRY GAZE Jt SONS, lAil.,
1 IH Broadway, New York.
AMERICAN LIKE.
NEW YORK tOU'llIAUlTuN-(-ondou-l'arls.)
Kallllij- every Wednesdsy at 10 A, il,
BERLIN Bat.,Junelu 1'ARIS June 80
ST LOUIS JuuoS:i,hT. 1'AUI. July 7
OHIO Hat .June WflinT IXIU1S . July It
RED STAR LINE TO AN I WERP.
Balling eery Wednesday.
Brlln,6at.,June l,rOA.M.Kenaln'n.Juua80. 4:30I.M
Fr1esland...une 28, noon!Wceternland..July 7, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIOATION COMl'ANY.
Piers 14 and 13, Nortu River. OOlc, OUowllriiiOrecn.
ANCHOR LINE.
. 1MB COW IA LOVIIOMlKltUY.
Vfklj fronilMrr B4..N. H, footWc-t ''4thit.
lnirMU,.,jLLnB iv.noon) tttilopl .June 86, noou
City or llonif, , .. . ,. HnfiirUni. Jul n
For now .UuitratPit book of tuur -ml (lustge rt
ait further rrt1oulr apply t
IIKNUKKbON IIUOT1IP.IU-. AKfUt. 7 Duwllng Qrwn.
CANADIAN. I' AC I FIT itAII,TA,.
latcndM imhlp as-lllog fnm V nnouver
to JAPAN am CHINA.
EMI'RFSs OF JAKAN June HI. auk. ..i.Nor,
KHl'UKS OF CHINA July IV.Hept. 18, Deo
EMI'RE-S OF INDIA AUK . Oct. 1 1, Jj.ll. i
to HONOLULU, FIJI, and AUSTRALIA,
WARRIUOO July H ( 5IIOUT.11A .Aiur, 8
beooud caUtt accommodation at very low rates.
For ticket and freight rates apply AMI llroadway.
For freight rate only, 05 Wall St., New York,
pUNARDINETOUVKRl'00,VIAQ.UEKN-TOWN.
Umbrla....June28, 1 P, sTTcarapanla.. July 17,8 A.M.
Lucanla,, ..July 8, H A. H.lAuranla. ...July 91, uoon
Eirurla.,..July 10. 1 l'.M.I
KXTIIA NtlsMACB.
Auranla....Jons it, noon I Servla. .July A, 10 A. M.
VERNONII.IIROWN A CO.,Uf n.-g'IM HowllugOrecu.
riiK.Mii i.ir.
COMPAONIE OENERAI.E TRANSATI.ANTIQUE.
I) Hi EOT LINK TO HAVRH-l'ARlK. FRANCE.
LA CUAIIHAONE. Pnlrol Sat., June 1U, 111 A. M,
LA OASCO-NF,, llaudelon.. hat, Juno HH. Ill a. m
Rates of passage. !lrt class, N Y to Paris. 103 and
up. by all steamer except La Touralne, Includlnc
railway far to Paris and landlns cbames. Parlor car
aeatli extra during summer seaon. Second class, to
Pari", at 78.
A. jTOBO-T, QestrU Agent, 8 .0Hjret-
4
Qttnn Jjunrntxt.
HAMBURG-AMERICAW LINE.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRKSS from New York to Tlim
onlh (Indon), Cherb.)ur, Paris and IlamlmrB.
r. BUmarck. Jn. 84, 7 A. M F.Blsniarck,Jul7 M.10A.M
Normannla, July 1, 7 A. It. Nortnannla.July 88,10 A.M
Columbia, July B, 7 A. M.IColumhle, Aur. 6. 7 A.M.
HA-DURO 8ERVICE by Twin gjrew Hall S. B.
Persia, June IO.U1SOA.M. Pal tie... . July 8. A)I.
First Cab., 7B upi eecond clsas. (40i stsersre, I0.
Hembur-'A erlcaM Ua. at Hreailway.
91AINE KTI-Ai1INIII CO.
UKMOnTF-l. OCE-X Tit I PA.
Only direct line for Cottage City. Maw., and Port
land. M. Steamer ssll every week day. except Wed.
neday, from Pier No. SI, B. IV, at 8 I'. It, Tuedy,
Thursday, and Baturday stssmers stop at Oottsx
City en route 1 Ibe new R.R. JOHN ENOI.IR sail Mon
day and Fridays for Portland direct. Connections
made for Bar Harbor. Old Orchard. Poland Spring.
While Mountain. St, John, N. B., and all Eastern sum
mer resort. Btestnor Otted with every modern Im
frovement for comfort and convrblen e of tonrlita.
he most comfortable route for all points East, neces
sitating no change. Ticket may be purchued at
Value H.B. Company- ofnee. No. 273 Droal-ny, a;
th offlc No. Ill South St., opnoslt the Pier, and
Thos Cook A Son, 8I and l23jlroadway.
NORTH aERM'AN "LLOYD STKAMIHIP CO.
SHORT ROUTE TO 1.0NDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST KirUKSS STEAMERS.
Tnve,Tu..Juoe-9, 10A.I1. 1 Havel. Tu., July A. 10 A.M.
Lahn.Tu., June 88,10A.M. I Saale,Tu .July IS. 10A.M.
OELR1CUS A CO. 8 Howling Oroen
OLD DOMINION LINE.
DAILY TO AOIIll.K.
Rborte! Sea Trip Oat ar Kevv York.
Delightful tours to Old Polnl Comfort, Norfolk.
Newport News, Petersburg. Portsmouth, Pinner
rolnt, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Va.. and Washing
ton, D c freight and passenger steamers ssll from
Pier 80, North River, every week (lay, except Satur
day, at U P. SI, ami Saturday at 4 P. 11.
W. I- O.ILLA-DK-. Vlce-Pres't and Trafflo Mgr.
Panama Railroad Steamship Line
Btramer sail from pier foot West 37tU St., New York.
Advnce June 81, noon Finance... .June SO, noon
Cablu to ban Iranclsro, II to; steerage, 880,
JOHN MUIR, Tome Hansgcr. ilu Broadway.
WBHIT STA01 H-IKD-.
BHtannlo...June 83. noon.Oennanlo July 7, noon
Majeutlc. June 110, noon 'Teutonic. ..Julv 14. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED nY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 43, North River, onice V llroadway. New York.
11. MA1TLAND KERSEY. Agent.
.strnm&onts.
NORWICH LIME
For New London. Watch Hill, Clock Island rnd East
ern Resorts, also Worcester and North, of Boston and
East, Meaner City of Lowell or City of Worcester
leave Pier 40 (old N0.1. N. R . next Desbrc.es St.,
we. kdaysou'y at CP. M. Orchestra on each. Close
connection with New Fneland and Central Vermont
Railroad trains (or all New England po uts.
FALL RIVER LINE
Foriirpor', .- IlUer, tkwtoa, Uaritia Vmeyinl,
Nantucket, Cp CoJ, and all Eaatorn and Northern
MouLtaln. Inland aod Ht-aabora polnta. hOamei
rrlMllla ana Puritan In commlulon. Flna orchtr
oncai-h LraTe ll.r 1H, N. It., foot of Hurra at
W'twk dar and Hun day" at 0:.i0 1. XL
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Providence direct, boston and all Inland and
Brainore Resorts East and North thereof, steamer
Massachusetts end Rhod Island. Orchestra on each.
Leave Iter 80, N. R , on block above Canal St., week
day only, at 0:30 P. M.
STONINCTON LINE
For blonlngton. Narragansett Iter, Watch Hill, Ron
ton, end oil point East, bteamer Mlu and New
Hampshire. Leave Pier So. N. R.. one block above
Canal st.. week days only, at 0 P. M.
ililr III Kit 111- DAYLIGHT.
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
"AE1V aOItU" and IT.
Flnest and fastest river steamers In the world.
Dslly except Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton st (by Annex)... ,S A. M.
New York. Desbroeses St. Pier 8:40 M
West fii St. Iter 8
For AI.n Y. landing at Yonkers. West Point, New
burg. Pougbkeepsle. Kingston Point, CatakllL and
Hudsou.
LONG ISLAND AND BLOCK ISLAND.
pur -Irlt-ni, Steamer. Shin necock t Montank
Bbclter Inland. leave New York dallr (except 8nn-
ti-enpor(, ) at 5 P. M- f rom lHr 40,. R-.
Houthold, Pike Slip. Only Tueaday boat
fiac Harbor. por. tu Block Iiland, and only Mon-
and idaj'a. Wedneadaj'a. and Prlday'a
Block Island, 'boat (toet to Sou t bold.
Albany Evening Line.
The popular steamer ADIRONDACK and DEA"
RICHMOND will leave Old Pier 41. N. R.. foot Canal
et.. atP M dally (bundavaexoeptedi, making direct
connections with train. North. East, and West.
HARTFORD LINE
From Iter V4, r-aat River, dslly except bnnday at 3
P. M .for Connecticut River landing, connecting for
-prlngfleld, Worcester. Boston, ana all New England
points. Saturday Excursions at Reduced Rates.
Sl HAVRX.-Fare. fl; EXCURSION. 81.30.
Sundays. Excursion. 81.00. Fast steamrra leave Pier
tS. K. It., week days, S P.M. and IS midnight; Sun
days, s 30 A.M. and 12 midnight: week day steamer
counect on wharf with train for Merlden. Hartford,
fiprlng-cld. and point North.
RAMS-ELL LINE.
Steamer leave Pter 84. N R.. foot Franklin st.. for
Cran.ton'a West Point, Cold t-prlng. Cornwall, Fish
kill Landing. Newburg. week dnys 3 P.M.: Sundays
U A. M.t IRSd st . X. R.. 8.30 A. IL
Excurtlon to Cranston every week day. returning
by down boat, arriving at 133d St., N. R, I1-S0 P. M.,
fare 81. oo. Mary Powell tickets from any landing ao
cepted when stamped Ooot on Ramsdell Line.
cnsHiit. -Vkmxi: uir.
From foot of Christopher st . N. R-. every week dy
at 0 P. 31., connecting at Catsklll wltb mountain
trains: blcycl's free: horse end cartiaire taken. Send
to pier or to Catsklll for descriptive folder.
urnsov itivrn TtnEntnY rangix,'
Dally (except Sunday. 1, leaving Deebrou-a st. 3:18
P. M (Saturdays 1:43 P. M.). West 8td st. 3 30 P. M.
(Saturdays 8 P. M.I. for CRANSTON'S. WEST POINT.
CORNWALL. NEWBURO. NEW HAMRCRO. MILTON.
POUOHKEnP-IE. RONDOUT. and KINGSTON.
hidov Avd oxnrKir! not
From foot of Christopher st. every weekday at Q P.
K., connecting with B. A A. R. R. at Hudson;
KIN-STUN LINE. West 10th . DalTy 4 PTT ST
unlay at 1. Steamer BALDWIN and ROMER for
Cornwall, Newburg, New Hamburg, Marlboro. Milton.
Poughkeeiale. Hyde Park. Etopus. Kingston, ojnnect
Ing with U. A P. It. R. lor all polnu In Catsklll.
TROY BOATS.
CITY OF TROY or SARA TO- A leavo Pier 40. N. R,
foot Wist 10th st.. dally, except Saturday, o P. M.
Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
SnHroari,.
Lehigh Valley System.
Stations foot ot West 83d St. (Penn. R. 1-), Cortlandt
or Desbroase St.
Indicates time from West 33d St. Other figure
show time from Cortlsndt or Drbn St.
Oils, tliio A. M. daily (Sunday -1:4.1, 7 A. M.)
for MAUC1I CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
Ti.w riiia A. M. dally for WILKESBARRE,
SORANTON (week davs(, ELMIRA (week days I,
ITHACA. OENEVA. ROCHESTFK. BUFFAIX). NIAI
ARA FALI-1, and Ibe West and principal local polnta:
dining car and chair car to Buff.lo.
ior.3. loi.n x. M.. Sunday only, for BOUND
BROOK and Intermediate stations.
IOiSB, lni.io A. M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate points.
lli-S, lOioo noon dally, except Sunday.
"ULiACl- DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrive UuITalo HiAJ P. M. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaches and Parlor Car. Dining Car Service. Meala
a la carte. Connects at Uoffalo with through sleepers
to Detroit nd Chicago.
int.-, laiio P. U. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate potota.
IOta.1. I tin P M, Sunday only, for EASTON.
MAUCH CHUNK, and the ooslbrancbea.
Ii-jn. liso p. M. dally, except Sunday, for
WILKESBARRE, PITTSTON, 8CHANTON, and urlncl.
pal Intermedl.te stations Couneots f or all wlnts In
coal reiflon.1 chair car for Wltkeebarre.
'.tlS.t, 4ilu P. M. dally, except Suuday, for
WILKI'-SHARRE, PITTSTON. SCRANTON, and prlncl
pal Intermediate ctsllous. Connrct. for all point In
col rrglons. Pullman lluflet Parlor Car to likes
barre. 4i55. Siin P. M. dally for EASTON and Inter
mediate stations
'Aian. una P. M dallv, except Sunday. Express
for SI riNOTON and prim Inal Intermediate ststlons.
Couni-cts for Reading and Harrlsburtf. Chair carlo
blatlngton.
ui.1.1, 7 too P. M.ilallyfor UUFFALO, NIAOARA
FALLS.and all points West. Pullmsn sleeper vestl
bulo train N. Y. to Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo and
Toronto,
8 IBS, NlBO P.M. dally, except Sunday, stopping
only st BOPTII ?LAINKIELn, FASTON. BETllt.--1IKM.
MAUCH CHUNK. I- ft 11 JUNCTION. HAVRE.
UUM.VA, ROCIIhSTKR, DATAYIA, and IH'KFALo!
Pullman sleeper for ButTslo, None but sleeping-car
passengers carried. No I engage carried
ISA. IMOO P M dally for ITHACA. GENEVA.
IlOCHEhTER, Dl'FKALO. NIAOARA FAI.IA, and all
polnta We.t. Pullman sleepers to WlUesbarre and
Itasca.
Addltlonsl local trains dally, except Sunday, for
HOUND UltOOK and Intermediate injlnt. leavi. as fol
lows. N 53, U 00 A. M "liBS, !l.30. 'J.SS, 4 i'U, auil
B-R3. ll.l.O P. M.
Tickets and Pull-nan acco'iimotatlom at 113, 'Jill,
7!l. 313. 044. and lilVil Rroailw-y. Ml p.. 14th St..
1B0E l'JSthSt., 1BT llowery, N V i silu Pulton ht
4 Court St, WS Broadway, aud Brooklyn Anurx,
Brooklyn
N. Y.TransferCo.wlIl call for and check bai gage
from hutrl or residence to destination.
New York and Boston" AM Rail.
N, Y.. N. 11. A II. 11 It and connexions.
From Qrand Central station.
Leave. By way of Due,
8.04 A M., Rprlngrli'ld and Worcester, 3,30 p M,
10:00 A, MttNew Luudou and ProvlJrnce, .1.00 1' M.
10:03 A. M , New London and ProvleVnuo 4;:I0P M.
18.00 M.. Sprlugtleld and Worn star, SHU P.M.
tl;00 P.M.. Air Line und N V. It It.. tmiii p M
1 ;08 P, M., New London and Proi I lence, 7: JS p, SI.
U,(iu P M Niw I.ondunninl Piiivldence, V:U0i' .M
4:00 p M , Springfield and Worcester, 10.00 P. M,
B;00 P. M., Iiuduuaud Pro Idrnce, 1 1 on p m
11:00 I. M tsprliigni Id and Worcester, 11:16 A M.
18:00 1 M.. i.Ni-w Ixinduii uud Providence, O.'JSA. M
Runs dally, Ini'luilliig Sunday
ttUay State Limited i all purlor car) fare 7, in
cluding parlor car seat
lAIr Line I.lmllwl i arrive at and depart from Park
Square station. Boston. Return servloo sain hour
and by ame route
Through parlor aud sleeping cars by each train,
, C. T. U-iTA, .00, Pass. A.tat
"JilitlilToA'eRtATMT JIAttnOAD? I '
V,WYORK I;
Antral I
V- & HUDSON RIVER R. a s
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE, ft
DIR-CT LIMB TO XIA-AIl. Pt l.
Trains leave Orand Central Station, 4Sd Mreet ... Q.
Fourth Arena. j as follows! ... ,
8 Qfa A. M. Dally, except Sunday Th Ftm. ,
SOU EMPIRE STATIi EXPRESS. I.IVITrl?
F-iteet train In the world. htoi. at ntnt
Utlca. Syracuse, Rochester, duoB'irfal" 4 vf'
Niagara Falls 0:83 P.M. This train It i it ) t
Its .eating capacity.
9,j( A.M.-VASTMAIL.Dally-Forl'oiiB. k ...
:ll Albany, Ctlca, Syracuse, Itoclns e. Hut,?
Niagara Falls, and Cleveland.
ir.nfA.M.-XOlVTII SHORE LIMIT - T.tl-
1U:UU US-hour train to Chli ago. I.M , ln '
tral Route. Stop at Albany, rtlis , ,, H
Rocbeateri due Buffalo 8:40 p. M Ma iCl
V:3U P. M Chicago 0:00 A. M. C'srrlrs irt,l
and drawing nmeri;nly.
li"i.QAA. M DAT EXPRFSS, except .iii,i,,,
lU:OU For Mllbrook, Cauklll Mountain and u H
ImtwrtantNew York State points
1 iKlf. - SOUTHWESTERN LIMITrn l!r
X.UV For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indian lns
BL Iuls. Slop at Pougbkeepsle, All.ati, i ncs.
Byracuae, Rochester, and RurTalo.
1 Tifl pTM. CIH3AOO M'ECIAL. Dol't ,,n.
ltvJU troll, Cleveland. Toledo, and Chic, S(IM H
at Poughkerpile, Albany, -Cbentclad I itil
Byractue, Rochester, and Buffalo. H
3.Qfi P. M.-TROY AND SARATOOA M rut, M
iOJ except BnndayForOarrUon's West 1'ulruT I
Poughkeepsle. Albany, and Troy.
5nfV. SIc-LAKB bltORE LI11ITEI" 1 ,' -31,
.JJ boar train to Chlcairo. vl.Ike hiioro routs.
Stops at Albany. Utlca. Syracu.e. Rm li.-t.r inj
BurTalo. Du Cleveland 7:1 fl. Toledo in n', j!
Cbtcago 4:00 P. M. Till train i-nunc t at !.,.
land for Clnclnnstl, due 4-43 P. 31 ai i 1 ,i.,i,
for St. Louis, due 10:1ft p. !., due K n , en,
next morning. After June 21 there h,:i I- Bt
roach on this train
njlrt P. M WESTERN EXPRESI. Dll -r ,r Air
DXJiJ bur, Troy, Utle. Adlronda k M i, mhi,
Montreal, Syracnw, Rochester, UurTal, s k-lr,
Falls, Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit. Chl;., Linda
natt, and St. Louis.
6 .OK P. MNOHTHF.RN EXPRES1. Dsiir-r0r
..! Troy, rl.t-burgb, BurlUgtou, Mi.ir;sl.
and, except Saturday :nts, Ottswa,
7.Qfs T. M. BUFFALO SPECIAL. Iially-Kor
idJ Rochester. Buffalo. NlagsraFalK i Mf,.tl.
Indl-napoU. Bt. Loul and Chlcawo -.tun it ,
Poiighkeeptti, Albany, Utlca and Syra-u. '
Olfl I. M.-SPECIAL LIMITED JIAIi Psl'y
tJXJVJ (sleeping car paasenge only For t im, oa
Fa.1 Brook lull war. via Lyons, and for liu-sla,
Cleveland. Indian polle and St Loul.
9.1 rz P. M.-PACIFIO EXPRESS, Dally-F r tin
.XtJ euse, Oswrgo, Watertown. Ogden.b irt- b.t
falo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo bicus,
except Saturdays for Cape Vincent ui it.
Auburn road.
Ill.in Nlght-MIDNIOHT EXPRESS 7htrs
X..X-I train for Chicago and principal i ut 13
the New Ycrk Central every ntght exri t ,1i.
night. Sunday nlghta, Ct-csgi deeper iieo
8:15 train.
O1O-A.M. and O18O P. H. Dally, except Sja-!i;.
to PttuAeld, via Harlem Dlvlslon.
Ot I a A. M. Sundays only, to Pltufleld and the Brt
shire Illlla. via Hi- Harlem Division.
"ALL NIOIIT" TRAINS TO YONKERS
"All night "train run between 133th tt is4
polnu on the Putnam Division a far as .i,.-n la
connection with the elevated road. The only lice rue
nlnsr all night " trains out of New York
Wagner Palace Car on all through trains.
Trains lllumluated with Pintach Light
Ticket and Wagnrrofflce at Orand Central !"oa.
118, .HI. 418 Broadway. 31 East 14thst,,VI2 I- .)
way. 88S Column v 61 West lJlth.t iw .l-:i
st. station. New York: 33R and 788 Fulton t sal
100 Broadway, E. D.. Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hjtel or resllence by
Wectcoit Express Company.
JOHN M. TOUCEY, CKOROE n. DANIELS
Oeneral Manager. Oeneral Passenger Ag.-t.
. ,
Pennsylvania
X--IIi10-X.
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-thud street sad Des-
broase and Cortlandt streets.
tF" The leaving time from Desbroases and Crtiinlt
street Is five minute later than that given t-i ix
Twenty-third Street Station.
liu A. n. FAST All Pntlman l)ri puior
Car New York to Pltubors. Sleeping Car Puts Mrt
to Chicago. No coachea to Pittsburg.
HlSS A. 18. FAST LINE. Plttaburx and Clevelm-
-S3 A. SI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pui
Compartment Sleeping. Dining. Smoking, and )b- H
ervation Car. For Chicago. Cleveland. To.edo, H
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Louisville. SI. Louis
llSS B. n. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS- H
For Nashville (via Cincinnati). Chicago. St. -ul.
OlSS r. . WESTERN EX PRESS.-For ClevrUa H
Chicago. For Toledo except 8undav. nH
Tl0 . II. SOCTHWESTERN EXPRESS. For Ct H
clnnaU. Indianapolis, bt. Loala. rJH
7i P. H. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For Pltt.MrT H
and Chicago. Coanecta for Cleveland and Toleds H
exceptSaturlay. m
TAHUlTOS A.-P TBR SOCTH. H
7:33, S-.2J. V:83. V:33 (Dining Car). 10.33 A. X. M
18:88. 1:S3 (8:13 Congressional Llm..- all Parlir H
and Dining Cars). 4:83 (Dining Car). 4:33 (Dlntrr !
Car). 8:33P.M.. 18:10 night. Sunday. S:83. V :!.
10:33 A.M. (3:13 - Contrreaslonal Llm.." all Par x H
and Dining Cars), 4.33 (Dining Car). 4:53 (Dlrt H
Car). i:33P. 11.. 18:10 night. H
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Expren, 4:23 P.M. 13:11 H
ntght dally.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Express. 8:85 A. M s H
b'33 P. M. dally.
CHESAPEAKE A OHIO RAILWAY. 4.53 P. dallv
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.: 59
A. M. week days and 7:33 P. M. dally.
ATLANTIC CITY. Desbroase and Cortlandt streets
only. 1:30 P. M. week days.
Long Branch. Asburr Park (Interlaken. Pnndav.i, H
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant (from Deebrr. H
and Cortlandt streets, only), 8.10 A. SI, 1 10 -.' H
3:40. 3:io, and 11:30 P.M. Sundays, 8.43 a . H
3:131'. M. r
ron pmiDKLPUit. M
8:1B. 7:83. 7'33. 8:83. 8:33. U-.3. r:33 Penn. I- H
lied). 8:33 (Dlntng Car), 10-33, 11:83 A. 11 It i-
1:33, 8:53, 3.33. 4-K3. 4:S5 (Dining Car '1
(Dining Car). 5:35 (Dining Car), 7:40 " '. W
S:35 P. M.. 12:10 night. Sundays. 0:13. 7 6"- - 1'.
8-33, V:83. V.33 (Umlled). 8:53. 10 35 A 21 . '
SlnlngCar). 3.35. 4:83 (Dining Car). 4 IS 1 -xr H
--). 3-.5S (Dining Car). 7:40, 7:53. 8:33 P. M It J M
night.
Ttrketofflres Noa. 481. 844. 1108. 1323. 111. ix' Sl
Broadway, 1 Alter llouw. West Twenty-lhlnl k'rert
Station, and station foot of Deebroe ar.d an
landt sts., 4 Court st . HS0 Fulton .1- W- Br.,s - r,
and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brook l.n. m.
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Compary :J V
call for and check baggage from hotels au.i -vs ,
dences through to destlnatlon.
J. a HUTCHINSON. J. R WOi. I'
Ueneral Mansger. Oeneral Pi r .ret.
DErAV.n, UCKAU.UM tiiir.
Btatl.B. la Hew Verb, reel ar Barrier as
Cbrlst.pber nta.
VESTIUVLE TltAIVn. Pl'sIfA III 1 1 CT
citig. rivrsca liuiit.
Direct root to Newark, Bloomfleld, Months ' ''
Orange. Summit, Bernardsvtlle. Ranking Kid; -JI
aon. Morrtstown. Pasaata Paterson, Uoonio I r,
Stanhope, Newton. Pndd'a Lake. Lake II 1 -C-n
.ckettstown, Mhooley's Mountain. Wa.i 1 .' -Phllllpsburg,
Easton, Water Oap, Siroudilur; I rJ
Mountain. Scranton. Pttlston. Wllkislisrr '--'
coke, Danville. NotlhumberUnJ. Montn-v.- Rin. t
ton. Oxford, Norwich. Watenlllf. Utlc. K n e I
Spring. Cortlaad. Syracuse, Oswego. Ittisc
Klnilra, Corning. Bath. Dansvllle, BuRn o s ,
points West. Northwest, su', Southwest V
itioo A. M.-Blnghataton Mall. Slops at pr n pal
alatlons.
lOrOO A. SI. (Cafe car.) Buffalo. Scram. 1 B "t
hainton. Owego. Ithaca, Elm Ira. fr'yrsc-
wegoKxpreas. lullnian buffet parlor car. ''
sectlna at Buffalo with trains fur Chi 1- --
points West.
liOO P. M. scranton. Rlnghamton, and 1.1 ' rEs-
press. Pullman buff. I pirlor oars
Aioo p. 88 Scranton, Wllkrsbarrr. and I in
Express Pullman buffet parlor car.
lOO P. 81 (Dally) Chicago Vestllule I lln -e.l Ft-
frees for Scranton. Blnghamton, Elnin "
ullman buffet sleeping car. New York t 1
Dtnlni; car west of Buffalo.
o p. 31. (Dally) Ouffalo Expts '" ' -
sleepers for Scranton, Blughamtoi). llm . -Mt.
Morris, and Buffalo, arriving Buffalo M ''
OiBO p, 81. (Dally) Buffalu. Scranton 1 . a-a-
ton, Owego, Ithaca. Klnilra. Syracu.e an 'i
Express. Pullman buffet sleepers, blup Sr" Jf.
York to lUchfleld Springs.
Tlckeu and Pullman accommodation, a !. irr
Oase A Sons', Ltd.. 1 1 3 llroadway, 1 4 Par. 1 "",'
AVVBrnalway. Tlcketa at Icrrv .Istlon. i'i ' r s.1
wsy.111 4thav..oor. Uthat.; 01 We.t U' " ' '"
Columbus av.. New Yorki I13S an I 7'.' I 1 -. H
and 100 Broadway, Brooklyn. Time talnei ,i" 'I
full Informatlou at all station.. .
We.tcolfs Kxprvs. Company will call f 'r s 1 a
baggage from hotel or rvsldetuv todeeilnai
ERIE RAILROAD. ""
Through trains leave New York, foot of Is!"-"-;
st. as followa, and nve minutes t arller f -win " "'
2 3d at. 1
fl4Tf A. St, Vetlbule Expres dally f.irsrr ,
OlUKI Blnghamton, I.lmtra, Hiiffal,., llr-id ' "
rlve Buffalo fiOO p M. Parlor car 10 UuOai
9.flfi ' ". Wsttbule llinlte.1 Ka-t 11 i r
J solid train f or Chicago, vlaChatti .11 , ','
arrive CIc.rlaud at 7:40 A. M riitcag '
Sleeper to Chicago, Clevelaud, and CIlciiiiis a'
Ing car.
7.QH . Buffalo and Cletelnu.l el '"
O prers dsllr, arrtt r at liutTal.i , ' '
Bradford 7 15 A ., Jatneatown it .'..
land lilS P M, (f leeer lo lluffalu and 1 1
making dlre.l connection for Dilrolt. t h "
lhf)ist.
8 .AX ". M.-DAILY-VIa ChautaiuiiM 1. J
.tO Niagara Falls Solid train lot Ii . 1
r 10 Hornelltvllle, Chicago, and CIik-Imiikh
cur.
rlMl'MTH. JOOk, TIME CARDS. AMI I ' vN,
X ACCOMMODATIONS at III. 11.1, Ml 1' '
Broadwa), 127 Power), 130 Kail 12 i'i
rst I'JMh st.. Chsintiera and Writ v I - '
New Yorki Sill and 78H Fultnn sl I ' "''
Brooklyni VOii llud.on St., Hobokeii, an I .1'
atatton. Wvilcotl's Kxprets call, for 1111 1 ' J
gage fnm hotels and residences to ilr.ni.ue
BALTIMORE &T OHIO.
Leae Now York, foot of I.IUrlyst l .
C'IIICA(K). S.nO p M and 12:13 nlnlit ., Mv
PirTHltURO.S 30ex Kundavil II0.SUH " " M
CINCINNATI, ST 1.01'IM. 1(1 A. )l 5 Hi' I' '
WASIIINliroN, BALTIMORi:, H. I I I n . r
11 SUA H. (Dlnlogi'ar), -:iio,3:.1u tlUuuii. IB
(Dining Car). 11 P.M. 12 15 ulght miiii.
(Dlulng Carl, llillo A. M (l)luliig t .ir -- "I
Car), 00(1 1 (lining Car), fl P M, I2l5nl,-lll
NlillFOI.K. Iliao A l ilatli , ,
NEW URI.KANB (through sfwiwr t l I '
All trains are I llumlnati-.l with Plntwll UK '
OrTlris: 113, 172.201,431. IM0 liroaln 1 f
14lhst.. 187 llowery, New York; 1IJ0. 844 F ,'L-
Brooklyni station foot Liberty st , N C K H '
J. Bsggag rkd from hotel or twlileavo w tw
MUou. H
3aS? --'--y - . ,B

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