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- - v . THE SUN; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S, lg97ff J - 9 . ff
jUNTAFF BOUNCED.
wrier m'CVlzagu transfers jrr
TO PREOXXOT BUTT.
. lalariM mid Ttae.a of taa "ghastly"
IU "","n,t' .00 "
Tk tularin Mill Earned
Water fheehan's Accu.er. to Be Tried.
Chief McCullagh took another turn nt clean
In, out In Mulberry treot yestenlnT. This tlmo
i7 bounced Conlln' private staff. Last week
l f . nt a!i tbo "shoofly" roundsmen out to earn
' their P&T I" precinct There was still left the
, .j.cblora own staff, which Conlln eatberod
' .round him to "pipe off" precinct officers or
Moh oilier, or to father such evldonce of law
breaking as Policeman Waters dished up In the
aaa of Capt. Sheehan. It was Intended to
jonTlct the Captain, but It oleared him and got
1 Waters and his Chief Into serious trouble
' Chief McCullash had no us for either the
1 man or tholr methods, so he removed them all
In a bunch. There wero sixteen, and with tho
(iceptlon of one, whom Acting Inspector Al
1 bUre wanted for his staff, thej were sent out
to precincts where the patrol force ts short.
jhi is the list!
Edward SInnott transferred to Inspector Al
laire's staff, Lee It. Sharp to the West 100th
itreet station, Frank Waters to the East Thir
ty fifth street squad, William Day to West For
ty seventh street, James Darts to West 100th
rtrMt, William Bearing: to West Thlrty-sevonih
gtrjet, August Feljrel to Macdougol street,
frank Jackson to West 125th street, Michael
Rein to West Twentloth street, Stephen Rea-
to West 100th street. Charles Smith to
jut Thlrt -fifth street, Frank A. Sahulka to
jut Thlrtyllfth street, Andrew Wood to High
brW"e. I'itrlck Delancy to Mncdouirol street,
Myron Morris to Charles street, llobert M. Day
lowest 100th street.
The slxtcou mon'n salaries footed up $22,400
a year, which, with tbo sboofly roundsmen's
mt makes over 43,000 saTed to tho depart
ment in a week by the new Chief. McCulluirh
umounicd jesterday that ho would have no
uff of patrolmen or roundsmen about htm.
There was work for them In the precinct.
The expected transfer of Captains did not
come yesterday, and may be delayed some days
ret. It Is expected all tho same, A number of
Captains are vetting ready to move, and are
trying to porsuado themselves that It is pleas
ant up In tho goat district, where McCullagh
iimself waa banished o long. Capt, Sheehan,
among others, will probably be brought down,
and his alleged traducer. Waters, will be put
on trial, without doubt, as soon as the Hoard
has done long-delayed jusUco to Capt. bliee
(uui by formally acquitting him of tho charge
brought against him by Conlln. Commissioner
Andrew refused to hear the defenco at nil, be
cause It was unnecessary, and recommended
that tho chnrgo bo dismissed and that Waters
be put on trial. The decision was held up In
the boird during the deadlock, but tho evi
dence in the sheehan case Is now being read by
Col. amith, and a voto on the ca.-e may be had
st the net meeting. Tho now Committee on
Rules and Discipline will then deal with Waters.
ir.iyTED CUTHBERT ARRESTED.
Ilr Broker Accused or Illegally AdSUac
lo." lo III. Name.
Lawyer Charles A. Hess and Magistrate Went
worth had a warm argument yesterday In
Centre Street Court because the Magistrate
would not issue a wnrrant for the arrest of
Proker Edward D. Cuthbert of SO Broad street,
who, under tbo firm name of E. D. Cuthbert &
Co.. (ailed on Tuesday with liabilities of over
300,000.
On Wednesday afternoon Joseph Frankau of
tho Hotel Mctropole and a clerk from II r. Iless's
office called at the court and asked the Magis
trate to Issue a warrant for Cuthbert's arrest.
Irsnkau said Cuthbert had got from him
OTer $3,000 through bucket-shop transactions,
out It wns not on that account he wnnted Cuth
bert arrested. Cuthbert, he said, had violated
section 363 of the Penal Code, which provides
against the use of tho words "and company" In
a arm name unless there is an actual partner
for whom the words stand. Frankau declared
that Cuthbert bad no partner, and consequently
broke the law.
Magistrate Wentworth refused to issue the
wtrrant, but did Issue a summons for Cuthbert's
s;ptaranre in court yesterday. At the hour
tec. Mr. Hess. Mr. Frankau, and tho clerk from
Mr.Hesa's oSlce Hk'd before the Magistrate.
" VTe learned," said Mr. Hess, "that Cuth
ber. is In hiding. We accordingly left the suro-
f monitor him with his assignee. Krnest II. Ball,
llr. Cuhbtrt is not here in answer to that sura-tno-is.
and e no w demand a warrant for his ar
ts!." Msrttrate Wentworth said he did not think
they had senrched diligently enough for Cuth
bert. .nil refused to Issue the warrant, lie of
errdtoi'suo another summons, but this Mr.
less spurned. It was a warrant or nothing
with Mr. Hess.
"It's this way," explained Magistrate Went
worth. later, when asked why he bad refused
the warrant. "There Is ft section In the Penal
Code that allows n man to use a Arm name
where onrc a partnership existed, provided he
compiles with certain formalities at the County
Clerk's office. The latter part of section 363
distinctly stntcs that section 363 cannot be
taken to conflict with the other law. Now I
know, for I ha e seen an affidavit, that a man
by the name of Young was formerly a partner
In E.D. Cuthbert & Co. and that he had re
cently sold out. If Cuthbert complied with the
necessary formalities he had a right to use the
words 'and company.' It was to rind out if be
had that I Issued a summons. Thore was no
jridenie that the necessary formalities hnd not
been complied with, and for that reason I re
fused to grunt ft warrant. Warrants are Issued
altogether too easily, and I always refuse to Is
sue a warrant unless there is legal evidence to
back up the allegations mode in the complaint."
BVRXED TO DEATII OX THE TRACKS.
tUOrtr Mar Have let IIImMir on Fire by
Putting a Llxbtetd Plan In Bli rocket.
New HocnElXE, H. Y Sept, 2. While Joseph
Smith, a painter, was walking toward his home
along tbo Sow Haven Railroad near Rocbelle
Park about 11 o'clock last night he found the
body of a man enveloped In flames about ten
feet from tbo east-hound track. Ho pulled off
Us coat and tried to smother the flames, but
the odors of burning flesh wero so sickening
that bo became weakened and hurried to Hol
ders Hotel, about a quarter of a mile distant,
tad aroused some of tbo guests, who assisted
is conveying tho body to the hotel.
Tho man died before medical aid arrived. Ho
was recognized as Joseph Raffcrty, aged 29,
ton of Hugh Kaflerty, a contractor, residing on
fifth avenue, Rochelle Park. Tho dead man
Jas niaxriod and resided with his family. Mrs.
JUIIerty was not notllled of her husband's fate
until this morning. She had remained awake
all nhfht walling for him. When she learned of
Ida death she fainted. There were no Indica
tions that the man bad been lilt by a train, and
Lis watch and other articlos were found In his
Dockets.
Coroner Banning ordered a post-mortem ex
amination, which was performed by Drs. Peck
snd eiss. The doctors concluded that Itaf
ferty bad died of suffocation. They do not bo
uere that he was Intoxicated. Close to tho place
Kwncrp he was found wero n quantity of burnod
itchej and a part of a pipe. The police be
ire that llafferty put his lighted pipe In his
coat pocket containing matches, and that ho
"s ; otircoino Willi smoke and tlamo before ho
oiilrt rench the nearest farmhouse Mr. Haf
jerty says his son left home early yesterday
morning to look fur work. He had been out of
employment for bcvcrul weeks. The last per
Mil who taw him before Smith found his body
ablaze along the tracks was William F. Koch,
local contractor. .Mr. Koch nays Itafferty
! 'hen sober. What brought Itafferty to tho
spot where ho was found Is n mystery which tho
pouto and his relatives aro trying to solve,
ihc ttrecta from tho Ullage to bis homo are
Jen lighted and it id much nearer than by way
Ye tl ,,r'lck" Tho PUce aXii Coroner are In-
TACKLED TUE jritONO J1HOT1IE1U
It WaiB't tha Out, Slnif rwald Ta. Arter, an,
UnUra, lie Melted Illm-So Did tbe Other.
Frederick and Oliver Simmons of West
"oboLen are twins, and resemble each othor so
trongly tbnt their Intimate friends hardly
know which Is which when they are apart.
They are both employed as conductors on the
Jrrsey city, Holwken and Rutherford trolley
line. Charles Slngcrwald, who had n quarrel
"Hi Fred, lay in wait for him on Wcdncslay
waiYin Cl4r icamo .nlo,"t wlth ere,i' a" H'nger
wall , ?,,0i,0,.," the rear platform. Mngur
H L'l,l,,"ck,"i n",'. but soon discovered lhat ho
a nuile a mistake in more wiijs than one.
t,i,?,'?"llut,0.r","! "liver, mid as no is uimr.
ol ,L-rX,.tV ,,,1U,0'B d hand with his lists.
SW"M n touploof bluikcH-siimlwus
auiH.li !'"uliloni? from tho platform. Ho
ioiiui,i0in'i i."'0 '" windows wlih a big
sou io waJ , ,L'?i,hr.0W."tO '''r' '"icoiorlng iFi
wild ,,i,i,mt be ''.R(l "i'tnken Ins limn. Hlnger
hlskiihi".n,!n,8.',rch of J-ed. and found him to
KXiliVuXu: ,K'KOt "l0'"'h"'h-
tlceeHl.or.r1K,,,l,oblfor.e Acting Police Jus-Je?aeiif.l"-,.hoJScconl1
Criminal Court in
lOundcSMti e r mwnln nt WMtlnod
v
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WANTS MZU DISnmSBBBD.
Mrs. Golden latenda to Rekwry Her oa la tko
Lutheran Cemetery,
Mrs. Charles Golden of 130 Washington street
called at the Coroners' office yestorday and said
sho wnnted to havo the lody of hor 14-yer-old
son.Cliarlos Scemnn, dlttntorred and nn autopsy
performed on it, Mrs. Ooldcn added that she
had been married twice, and that Charles was
the Issue of hor flrst marriage. The boy at
tended school nt 20'Albany strcot and Sunday
school at tho Holy Cross Guild of Trinity
Church.
According to Mrs. Goldcn's story, her son
Charllo and a number of other boys wont on ft
trip to KUenvlllo, N. Y,, about two weeks ago.
The excursion wns In chnrgo of two of the broth
ers connectod with the Guild.
"Charlie," said Mrs. Golden, "waa In the best
of health and spirits when ho wont away. I
heard nothing more of my boy until last Friday
when a SIstor of tho church came to my house
nd told me God had taken my child. She said
Cha lie bad died suddenly at Kllenvllle last
Thursday."
Mrs. Golden said that Undertaker William
O. llroughton of 00 Trinity plaoo brought tho
body of her sono home on Saturday. Accom
panying tho body was a death certificate made
out bv Dr. Franklin B. Neal of Rllonvillo, which
gave heart disease as the cause of death.
Mrs. GoUUn says she asked the undertaker
If her son could not be burled In tbe Luthoran
Cemetery on Long Island, as she and her hus
band are Lutherans. Ho replied that it could
not bo done, as all preparations had been niado
to havo tho Interment in St. Michael's Ceme
tery, which Is used by the Episcopal Church.
A boy named Edward Smith," continued
Mrs. Golden, "told me that Charlie had n break
ing out of the skin, and I r"o not believe that he
died of heart dlseaso, as ho never complained of
any such trouble"
Chief Clerk Reynolds directed Mrs. Golden to
go to tho Board of Health in Long Island City
and get a permit to disinter the body. Mrs.
Golden Bald she would bury tho boy in the Lu
thoran Cemetery after tho autopsy. She went
away saying Bho waa going to soe tho Coroner
In Long Island City.
TO nitCLAIir ADlltOXDAOK XAXDS.
Proceeding negun to necover Lands la tho
Sarnnac Region Valued at 1,000,000.
Albany, Sept. 2. Proceedings have been
begun through the Stato Comptroller's office by
the Flsberlos, Game, and Forest Commission to
recover for tho Stato some valuable Adirondack
lands title to which has been lost through tho
cancellation by former Stato Comptrollers of
tax sales on which the Stato's title to the lands
was based. The fact that such proceedings were
about to be begun waa reported some months
ago. and ever since the cases have been In active
preparation. Within a day or two Comptroller
Roberts has fixed upon Sept. 23 and 20 as the
dates when ho will give hcurlngs In three cases
involving title to lands in Township 23. Frank
lin county; In Arthurboro patent, Hamilton
county, and Township 20, Franklin county.
Townships 20 and 23 comprise lands valued at
probably a million of dollars. Township 23 being
the Sarnnac region, and embracing many of the
most beautiful lakes In the Adlrondacks.
Tho Stato will endeavor to reclaim these val
uable lands under a section of the Malby bill
passod by the last Legislature, providing that
the Comptroller is authorized and empowered
and shall, upon the application of any one ag
grieved thereby, set aside any cancellation of a
tax sale made by him or by any of his predeces
sors in office. Incases "when such cancellation
was made upon application, which thn Comp
troller or any of his predecessors in ofllce bad
no jurisdiction or legal right to entertain at the
time of such cancellation."
The flrst step in each case begun under this
law is undertaken, as in the present Instance,
by tbo State Fisheries, Game and Forest Com
mission, which makes application to the Comp
troller that he set aside the cancellations made
of the tax sales and reclaim the lands for the
Staf. It is understood that tho Stato will
ultimately attempt to regain possesion of 200,
0X acres in all claimed to have been lost to the
State in this way.
XE1T TOItK CEXTJtAZ. OPPOSES XT.
Hearing on the Propoaal to Coastrnct a New
Road Through tho Adlrondacks.
Albany, Sept. 2. The State Railroad Com
mission to-day gave a hearing in tbo matter of
tho application of tho New York and Ottawa
Railroad Company for s certificate of authority,
under section 59 of the State Railroad law, to
construct a line of railroad from Molra, Frank
lin county, to a point on the St. Lawrence River.
It has been said that the road is a part of a
scheme to extend the Delaware and Hudson sys
tem from the present terminus of the Adiron
dack road, which it controls, at North Creek,
Warren county, to tbe St, Lawrence River. If
this wero consummated it would shorten the
distance between New ork and Cnnsda by
flfty-snven miles. The officials of tbe Delaware
and Hudson deny that their road Is In any wise
connected with this new road, but say that they
are not unfavorable to It. Tbe New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad and its
branch lines, the Mohawk and Malono and
the Adirondack and St. Lawrence, oppose the
application, nnd this opposition was formally
laid before the State Railroad Commission at Its
session to-day. The now road was represented
by It, B Moffatt. C. B. Hibbard. and Henry
Sanger Know. The railroads comprising the
Central Hudson system were represented by the
Hon. Hamilton Harris, Henry Sprogue, and F.
A. Harrington.
After listening to the arguments the board
took the matter under advisement.
SGT.SOO FIItE OX STATEX JBZAXD.
Oeveral Factory Buildings Urotrojed by a
Bias or laceudlary Orlaln.
The large factory buildings on Cherry lane.
West Brighton, Staten Island, owned and for
merly occupied by the Barrett, Nephews & Co.
dyeing and cleansing concern, wero destroyed
by Are early yesterday morning. Tho fire la be
lieved to have been of Incendiary origin. The
factory consisted of a two-story brick structure
and three one-story brick buildings, and were
occupied by the De Metz Manufacturing Com
pany, makers of bicycle tubing and umbrella
frames.
Tho tiro was discovered by a watchman about
1:30 o'clock. It appeared to have started in
each building at the same time. There was
nearly half an hour's delay In giving the alarm,
and when tho tire companies arrived the Interi
ors of all tbo buildings were ablaze.
Thcrenrea number of frame dwellings near
the factory and u. general alarm waa turned in,
calling out seventeen of tbo volunteer lire com
panies In tbo North Snore Department. They
prevented tbe spread of the flames. Three
members of Washington Engine Company were
at tbe top of a ladder resting against tha
brick wall of one of tbo burning build
ings when the wall fell. They Jumped
clear of the wall, whlib tumbled Into tho burn
ing structure, carrying the ladder with it. The
loss on tbe buildings is about $30,000 and Is
covered by Insurance. The loss of tbe De Metz
Company Is placed at $17,500, nnd there was
no Insurance.
Ilu.lneu Trouble.
Daniel H. Waring and John W. Stantlal, com
posing tbe Una of Waring & Stantlal, dealers In
hardware at 1400 Third avenue, made an as
signment yesterday to Frank M. TIchenor, giv
ing preferences to George H. Gerken, $300, and
Kraanuel M. Spears. $100. The business was
established many j ears ago by Mr. Waring. A
year ago tho firm claimed a cnpitul of $16,000.
Tho Sheriff received an attachment ) ostorday
against tho American Type Telegraph or 670
Hudson Btroet and bO Broadway for $7,805 In
fnv or of William Ljndo Harrison on two notes
of tho company. It is a New Jersey corporation
org nized in 1HSI0 with a capital stock of $600,
000. and II. P. Hussoy was President.
Tw o Judgment, wereonlcred yesterday against
tho American ICnoipp Cure Company of 021
Broadway, one for 300 in (avorcif laanoFrauen
thttl on n nolo and tho other for $160 In favor of
Issue Goldman for services and materials.
BrBsny Cuac Thhitmsvt for torturing, ottOg.
nring, IUIiIiik, burning, and truly skin and actlp
dlteura villi lull ol liulr Wsrin hstln wllhLO
Troum Wf, gentle nppllc.llmi. nf C'tmocsi
(olntmcni), snd full dnirt ol ( itnuuai Its-nu
yKT, gresteil oi blood jmrlrkT. and ttumor cures
(MiOTra
uf U Mil thra.rh.at la. worli foxris
oar- " now xn Curf luhlsi Ma ClllWflll,
KED ROUGH HANDS ''!iiJ?S2Zt
j The Prince of Wales j
J0I1ANN IIOtT'S MALT EXTRACT. I
Abekoeldie Castuc, I J
t ABERDEENSHIRE, f
4 Pltase supply three doaen lloft's Malt
5 Extract, on account of 11. R. II,, Prince I
S of Wales. J. Cross, t
5 By goods train to Abergeldle, Ballater, i
Aberdeenshire. (
g BEWARE Or IMITATIONS. J
Tho genuine Jehann HefTs Malt Extract
makes Flesh and Blood. More strength f
j In one doien bottles of Jotunn llotrs Malt I
5 Extract than In a cask of Ale, Beer or i
Porter, without their Intoxicating effects, i
JIOItE RAILROAD COXCESSIOX8.
Tho southern Pnrlfta Orants the Merchants
neque.t Ituyers Unarming Hero.
All day yosterday the rooms of tho Merchants'
Association swnrmod with buyers, who came
from many different sections of tho country.
As soon as tho donra were opon In tho morning
thoy began to come In, and tho procession did
not end until evening. Tho visitors wero
formed into two linos, and two registers were in
constant use, so that no one was barred from
the opportunity of inscribing his name therein.
Some of tho visitors were from Now England,
but tho majority hailed from Pennsylvania and
the middle West. The number of women buy
ers who camo alono w as astonishing. The total
number of visiting merchants registered up to
last night was nearly 2,500.
Tho orflcers of tho association are still work
ing hard to open up additional territory
through the railroads nnd steamship companies,
and to obtain for their non-resident members
additional facilities to enable them to reach
New York. Yosterday the Southern Paclflo
Company gave notlco that it would place on
sale tickots from all points in Texas reached by
their roads through to Washington, Richmond,
and Norfolk, between the dates Sept. 10 to 1 1,
inclusive, provided their connecting roads in
tho South would consent to bandlinir their
tickets and hauling their passengers through to
those points on those dates. This concession
was In response to n requost made by tho Mer
chants' Association asking for thoso dates In
addition to th dates of Sept. 1 to 4, inclusive,
on which the Southern Pacific hnd already an
nounced that it would sell reduced rato tickets
through to Washington.
Tho Ocean Steamship Company, which runs
from Savannah, nnd which, in connection with
the Georgia Central Hallroid, tops (Scorgia and
Alabama, has consented to sell tickets to Now
York at reduced rates from Sept. 10 lo 11, in
clusive, but these are for open excursions, and
not limited to merchants upon tbo certificate
Elan. Tho Southeastern Association roads
nve granted open excursions of tlio same kind,
and by means of these merchants can reach tho
borders of tho Tmnk Lino territory, whero they
can buy their tickets on tho certificate plan.
A letter has also been addressed to Sir. Weeks,
Chairman of the New Enirland Passenger Asso
ciation, asking the New England roads to lssuo
round-trip tickets from New Englanr1 points via
Boston to New York from Sept, 1ft to 20, In
clusive, and from Nov. 2 to tl, inclusive, the
tickets to bo good to return for twenty days
from date of sole.
$100 REWARD POR CROZER.
Tbo Trenton Common Council Onrs That
Amount for Ills Arrest and Conviction.
Treuton, N. J., Sept. 2. The Trenton Com
mon Council held a special meeting to-night and
voted to offer a reward of $100 for tbe arrest
and conviction of Peter W. Crozer. who is
wanted for embezzling the funds of tbe two
wrecked loan associations. Tho action was
taken on tho recommendation of Mayor Slckel.
who has been absent from the city during the
past two weeks. Constable Dolton thlsevining
returned from Como, N. J where he went yes
terday after receiving word that Crozer wns
there. The report was false, and Crozer Is still
at large.
Wnnttd fxinalrs.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
A -Ol'FUATOUS AND FINISHERS wanted on chll
A dnra'srtrrra "id cosu.
WIOIlTJt AN t CO . 81 Waverly plaoo.
FANCY FKATHKIl MAKERS, bird mounters: worK
given borne UEO SLEIU11E11 CO . 079 Broad
way; 0"STRICtI FEATHERS Kirwrlorjced .ewer, and
curlers warned. TAYLOR & CO . ita War.rley pi.
STUICU FEATUEIia 8 wf rs and curl.-r. wanted.
J. LOEWEN3TEIN. S3 Bond It.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER wanted, ono
who has bad experience In offloa work and with a
knowledge of bookkeeclnx. Address, Italian .alary
expected, reference., aad experience to B , box JfOi
bun office.
Watnrfl jnnlefl 2Wtthanics. fte.
HORSESHOER. Wanted, a man to nt aad drive.
707 East 11th .U. elty.
UMUKElXArr Young roan wanted who baa worked
la flnliblnff room.
WURMAN. MMOXB CO . 80 Franklin at.
WANTFD-Three menwbo hare had rxperlenceln
worklngthe Bt-nton-Waldo typograpnlo punch
cutting machine) permanent situation for prjper
meni atate wanes expected and when aervlces could
bo bad. Addreaa 1IOSO. box 1 1 7 Sun office.
WANTED A good feeder nd compositor oora
blm d. Apply at elevator, SO Liberty st.
i nnufl SHUiM i,8cel!nueouu.
Vy ANTED Man of good addreai, not entirely de
VT pendont on bis earnings, to canvaaa among
owners of bulldlngai (ood rcturua waured to tbo
right man, Addrou O, O. 0 box 147 Bun ofllce.
WANTED Han baring 'xeiirral acquaintance
among New Tork archltecta to Introduce a
apeclalty on commlulcni rerrreneea required. Ad
dreaa 8 T.CO . box 17 1 Sun office,
ituntiotiiS Wanted imales.
AYOUNOMANdealresapoiltloni ateady amTVeiY
able, can furnish Al reference., would Ilk. to
work for some mercantile house when- there Uaonis
chance of advancement Addreaa THOMAS 11 DOW
UNO. U Washington at., lirooklyn. N. V,
ELECrilfciAN. 10 years7 experienconarao.
motor, and wiring work.
tKALEB, Sheepahead Bay, L. I.
F)S1TI0N as bookkeeper bv young man iiYaUri
of age: well up on general onice work i nritclasi
mathematician! can give good references aa to ability
and character. Addrraa
TEMPERATE, box 17.1 Sun office.
POSITION la wanted byayouurf man, 2 yeara, aa
atenographnr and typewriter: itood ror.rence.i
.alary moderate. Addreia 1 VI'l! WHITK.lt, box 113
bun office,
WANTED By a young man ( 1 9 yeara of ax.) a po
sltlon with a mercantile houie where there la a
chance o learn tbe Im.lnesa: U at prea.nt taking a
bualurai courae with a Nen York builmaa colleuet
la trustworthy, bonn-t and rellaldoi can furnish Al
reference! as to character, 4c. I giod ponmani can
writs with ronatderatila rapidity. Addrras
ltn.lAUI.l.. box HO aim ofllce.
eiert iaoara.
I'll-! sl.tn.
7-TTII ST.. 84 EAST, corner Madlion av. Delight.
t O t'll roumi, en suits or alntiy; nrat-clua cul.ina
und ae:omii ixUtlou
Vin.t Nlllu.
1 fTU Sl 37 WEST Klnt-elaia rooms with good
1 1 tat le and atten I itirni transient, or prrmsiipnt.
)QI bT.. 117 Uthl Nrw J.onlandTady I ai mod
0 rriUe prl id rooms, larutf and small: bountiful
tillu, lenreiiu-s
oollbT Ill-JH WPhT. Iargp, .null riKmiaTwIih
OiKurdi out of tuwu buyers aucuuimodatrdi refer
ences MlIlhT.Tll wrsn.-Couvenlent to all ran and
theatrcat largo roomai moderate prlcea: Iran
aleuta accommodated.
QTJITII 8T.7S7 WI.ST.-IIaudaome. cool roomai ex.
O J: celient Loardi summer mill transients accom-inodaled,
f!fti a oar a.
r --....-.---.- - - . n-i - 1
West Biae.
TOfJTnsT., 1MWE8T. KlegaBl rooms, with ex
XZil) cellent table hoard.
Sjl.t Hide. "
BAVARIA. 8 and Stl East 30th tt.-Elegant
rooms, 1.B0 io S5t gentlem-n, respeetabls
counles (housckeeplntH tramleuls aicommwialed,
1" RVINO PLACE. 14. Newly furnished roomai box
aprlng beds, tlio liathrooma, parquet floors) bett
location conitr honse.
nrt Niatk '
tlUNTON PLACE, 74.-I.arae and small rooms, wltk
'or without boardi Southerners accommodated:
referenc'a. MM
RF.ENWICH ST.. Olll.-ltooma 80c. nlahtt 12 up
ward weekly: nasi ually patiers. reading loom,
1 OTIt ST., M WEST First-class furnlahed rooms
X.U forgentlemeni house and lutalltr the host.
OATH ST., 45B WEST. Comfortable furnished
rx. room, with batb on aaiue floor: refereneosi
owner.
QCTH ST., 104 WFST. Drslrablo room, suitable
00 for one ortwo gentlemeni large cloaet, running
watcri uae of bath) reference required, HOE.
rflatu anfl nt,weuW jJJ
OBTII ST., 140 A" 'a K"T. Six rooms
halls heated. 2 and 88.
noTlinr., Bits itsi.-4rooma, 19.
D ST., fio ICS.1T. 1 and 4 rooms, to to tl3.
I.ICXIM1TOV A.. 141U.-B rooma and bath.
hallaheated. IU and ISO.
loan ST., as wksT.-i) rooma and bath, atesm
heat. $US to 4. .
COI.L.SIIIl'n AV HNS. ftrlT. "0. a rooms and
bath, steam heat. & to S to
issn NT., sin naaT. Kxtra wide ilncle flat, 8
rooma and bath, tiff and $ l.
latTll HT., JVV.Ulll UKSlT.S rooma and bath,
ateain heat, til to (35,
134TII ST.. ina.liir tvrsr.-U rooma and bath,
steam beat, hot water. 8U to 8B.
1SUTII HT., B41 I! 1ST. n rooms, 12 and f 13.
Apply to Janitor, on un mlseaor
3IACI.AY ftJVAVtri, 44 Pine at,
EL WAHEFLa7S 8:-a47 Wet 21st at fieyen
rooma and bath, SJ5 lo .40. Theseatspetlally
dralralle and quirt apartments: handily located for
the business section. 3d 31 ar.nr.t tlat. (1 rooma
and bath, S2H, BIH 3d av . first tlat, 7 rooms and
bath, HU. 411 and 414 West 37th st , 3 and 4 room
apartments. Apply en prrmlii or
iPUl'Li!- AiiBiAN- '2 9rand st.
SANITARY APARTMENTS.
BO 10 fift Wtbl USTII si.
Olx rooma and batb. haplwood enamel bathst
sanitary plumbing: nicely decorated:
with or without ateatn heat:
attractive for small families
JAMES R. HAY. 7 Wall at , or B4 W est ORth St.
TJBClHf"u3L"7'ja.IjCKr.
7TII AV. IIIIIVK. tOllSiKIt 1 1 ITU NT.
New large, light, airy roomsi beautiful rlew of pic
turesque Centra! Park, electric. Ilabta, elevator, and
all moderncouTenletices: rents, only from $1,140 to
S1.200. seveu and eight rooms and bath.
THE PMK rvIADISOlXr;
us sii)isi Arii',
orroinc viuim nihaiii: i-ahk,
Elegant apartmenta: beautifully dei.orated;all rarKl
ern Improvemrnts and cnnvrnlrncis: neiatirant
with suierlor cuisine. lprtTIO lITKU.
LFROYST. Si. nearTiieecker.-Slngle flat. 4 Urce
light rooms: all Improvements; low rent. Janitor.
5" Til AV.710fi, COU.60THST. Apartments facing
park, 7B snd 100. bTONE. 41 VVallst.
1 CZ MINUTF.8 FROM BRTDflE and all ferrtea: B and
I JltJ o rooms and bath, all Improvementa: resident
ianltor: 12. $11. 14, 1B, 1H. 17. FDW. p.
IONAHAV.0SU Franklin ar. Can be seenbuudaya.
QKTII ST7441 WEST. Hoor of four rooma and
OO bath: all Improvements, half month free.
QQTII ST, 82 AND 84 EAisT AttracllTO flats. 4
OO rooms, bsth, range, and private balls; rent, re
duced. See Janitor
1"V)D"ST.73 AND 7B WEST. Five rooms, bath,
, XV.J private ball. Itr) to 2I per month.
- I TirSTr. xaT WfchT. room-.team heated
11U apartments, they are almost equal to whole
house: see them
Q" NEW PLATS: newTTfurniheuT six rooms
OOU and bath, exceptionally fine Apply 34 Wea
OMh.t.nrJ It HAY, 7Wallst , reference
TOSTII bT, 24t"VAsn 4partmiul or three and
J JJ four rooma, all light rooms, cheap rent,
.f urnisheil latu Ho Zet.
FLATS AND APARTMENTS. unfurnished. furnlahed.
In dcalrable locations, rent $3 10 to J 000.
ICLbOM BROTH LHb. H35 Broadway.
F)R RENT Furnlahrd corner Apartment, eight
rooma and bath: all cheery, aunuy rooms, rent S03.
Apply Janitor. 10J Weat SBth st.
JireUinn JRoujcj Co let City.
DESIRABLE HOUSFS, furnished and unfurnished,
in desirable lot llon: rent Sl.sno to SO.OOU.
10L.SOU UROTHEIUS. Mb Broadway,
3 STORY browustono aweliTng: c ntra ly located,
good neighborhood. Apply on premlaea, 134 Weat
1201h It.
So ?et for gusinejJS 3?urpoueis.
BUlI.DINdS, stores. Lofts and Orflces A large
number to let on Spru-e. Beekman Fulton Johu,
Maiden lane. Dey. esey. Barclay, Park place. Murray,
Warren, Chamfers. Iteade. Broadway. Nassau, Wil
liam, Gold, Cllfr. Pearl, Water, Iront, south, and
many other street.. RULAND WHITIN'O.
B Beekman st,
BCILDINOS, stor-s, lofts, offices, and studios to let
In desirable bn-ition ..
lOL'-OM lll.OTIir.ns,8 Broadway.
LOPT A few deslrat li' lofti. psrt or whole, good
lUht, ht-at, nnd pwer If ite lredr central hwa
tlon. reutt anil A plv on prtinlses. 133 and 133
West 2' tint . S w tn.
'PO LtTTnrce nn lofts. 21111) ft. tacn. a miyor
J- together, tu thi jIm!jiuI1 bull lljg. 43S l'earl st ,
an orrlce on s-con 1 lli r can t ha with them If do
alretl: fine aocoinmolktlons for a .ill stantlal printer
and lltbcKrapher. from such tlm rint, toalar e ni.
tent, would betaken tti work eitially desirable for
(almost) any manufauurluj bu.luesv. Apply on the
premise.
IVtfnthtmtt Co. gtoiittty jf or jale.
Before buying on La
KEN
OO lArrt HOLD
PEOPLE VISITINC OUR
Lots $25 - - Fo
OTIIF.ll B
nonno ,,,,,
iauno(nmun) . ...
llll.OT(l . Al lirs) .
BUT HOW AXD NKCl'ltE TUB IIi:RriT OK
ItP.tlVtI. I
KEN
iiAni.rtn rtAii.nntiii
oa MIMTU lll'T.
NEW NETHERLA
ill BRO
PAULDING LOG CABIN
Opened on
LABOR DAY, SEPT. 6th,
a
ST. ELMO HILLS,
OnAPPAQUA. WFSTCHhSTFR CO. N. Y., ONE
HOUR PROM 42D hT. IIAI1I.KII It. 11
A4 HT Ul!II.ll. PlfrTH.
pwcE$r3OOTOSf1OO0piRAciiE
(ONE ACHE CONTAINS OVER 10 CITY LOTS.)
Free tlrLrts win Le glrtn tbote who desire to
Tlalt hT LLMO III1LS vTlth a view to purchase on
the 10,30 A Jl. or 2 t7 1'. il train at O rand Central
Stntltu
lOR TICKET'S APPLY IN' PERSON, BEFORE FRI
DAY B P. M , AT OUR OrPICP.
III.STIIM IlltotVW.
40 Rsrbitnae I'lnre, ,ew Vorlf.
Heal estate 4or nlc 2Tv )cr,scij.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS for a apKudld home st
llhWowuod. N. J .nesr I ilestailoni house In flr.
class order: plot 115x20(1: I arn and fruit trees: tha
le.tnrfiroftbinuasnn. HhlllMORK'b REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, at Park row.
PALIituliTiHsTltHTI Large lots, 878: terms
$2.60 monthly: high ground: m arliomes
WEArUERBY.V!7lllrosdway.
ffEV AFI.Y. N. J t nest'resldi nee seition near New
-1. York Best plots near houses and Improvements,
tiUU to S40U, Bpriial terms Labor Day,
WMrilERBY, 271 Broadway
eal"ffiijTatror Sale eva"its.'
rbq nnfi-i"00 cAF.iT. bawnck monthly
JpO,UUl-8ifn room liou.i. Jusl (omplriedide
tntli U: a.l liiiprovoniilltst healtlifnl lojatlor): :i.
foot plot! inaeudamidrtrertisewrri .dleivalk: curlit
n ateri uae: Just otr trolley ilnv : t'j minutes lo Now
York by 1'iuiutIiuoW ferries.
CONUICT, I Montgomery st., Jn.tyClty,
jpeal CsJtnte Jor au SStuoMiju.
HEW BUFF BHIDK HOUSES", 84,000."
Arrangul for ill" lai.illyi all lni rue'ieiiis: fr.
nui-0 lutellari streets imvtdnnl. viiretl; s devulks
Uagged i,ud lurned. M.ller av . neur Sutter: wo
I.Unk, fiom Van b.cleu uv ktillou, Klua County
Lb vdttd toal.
(.miii i.str.iti( a nii'itinKvii'xT io
Van Mtli ii av and Eastern Parkwty.
CUIOILtST Vauderveir Park lotiTJour piik at twt
'tom prices: call. Inspect. Queen Annn tottagea.
all Itnproeemrntai small amouut down, balania aa
rent. DIX. 14B. PlalbiiaU y, mu at, J, UrvKixlyn!
Of to rjundaja, ..iu.whu.
Ileal' gjrfi rytj'
? JERl "JOHNSOI, JR.S FLAa
Bssb rRO.'tCTED 5Y 0ECI5IOK
V ffiw tr" SUPriEME COURT,
EXECUTORS' SALE
of 188 lota belonging to the
ESTATE OF HENRY JOHNSON,
by order of Uenrs. Lewis Hurst and Henry J. John
son, P,xeeutors,
LABOR DAY, SEPT. 6, 1897,
at 2 o'clock, on tha premises,
OCEAN PARKWAY AND AV. L.
and adjoining streets,
81st ward. Borough of Brooxlyu, and City of New
York.
80 on Mtg. at4i
for 1, 8, or 3 years. If purchaser desires.
TAXES TO BE PAID BY ESTATE.
Tbfi tauten due and payable In December, 18V7, will
bo paid by the estate.
MAGNIFICENT OLD TREES
coer thf. Inta. Iroprty ! reached by th Conejr
Island en1 Itrooklyu(Rmlth aad Jay U )tnHeyfrom
brld tt nd ferrlea. Oot off at Cmiey Island ar. an J
FARE 5 CENTS.
LUNCH. MUSIC,
FREE PASSES.
UNRESTRICTED. TITLES INSURED.
Mann In a few days, and particulars from JEHR.
JOHNSON. JK. CO. 10U Broadway. K. Y., and lMtt
Montague st., Brooklyn
gtnl Cjstatf , or Sale Xonn gslntia.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
VOHTH bliOlU. OF Ui.NU lal.AMt itnur irum
Xi city, with ntn rlew of Sound, n Itoauilful sum
mar or winter Immo for sale very cheap, nearly uer
modern house, latest style of onbltrcture, with 18
room ami e ery Improvement , ample piazzas, port
cue he rtand tonr ratable carriage and poultry bouses,
pigeon rorral. Japanese futuiiur pagoda, and conserva
tory, 8g acrts of nneft btgh land with Rrandews
or fine country for miles, ml laid out In landscapes,
walk, and drlvps.flowtr beds, lawns shrubs, abun
da,in of fruits; choice garden No rrusnnible offer
will lie refused, and tbft gnater part of the price may
remain on mortgage at a ircent. Ilouso furnlsbtd.
ros&esslon at once. Photographs with
THOMAS l TAYM-, viflHroadway.
C""IIICKEV FARM Eighteen" acres, house barn,
frulti dirt cheap; detciiptl m snt, call Wednes
day. U-.U lb, UUJ ltroadway.
LOYFI7Y BUIIalSlNO I-OTS by"17iea, '1&toJ0
Installment plan; circular pnt.
LEW IS. 202 nroadway.
5 ACRES FOR S150.
At PatL'tiorue and Medfonl. I I rar terms. $3
pr nn nth and up or particulars call or write to
O L SCIIWFNCKK. Land and Imestment Company,
& 70-37 M Uroadway, New York.
Seal estate fov .Sale Cltvj.
AT Wnndlawn Ilelshts. N. Y. eltr, choice cottas;ras
all ItnnroTfments: to Irt. Sltl, orsoldonasy
terms. I It VIM), niS lladlron ar.
tfor ale or Eo et Citit.
rpo LET. at US 8th ar . store and basement, f 1,200.
Four and 0 room flats.
1009 Broadway, store and lastnrnt, 11 000
JOtLI'H M ADRIAN.
JTvnrandst.
rpFN THOUSAND DOLLAIIS for a four story brick
Xstnt.le. t0x70. 91 stalls and ample storage rtwmj
Urst m . near 81st at.: an excellent plverorlarge
business. bKIUMORE'S REAI.EbTATt DUItEAU. 34
Park row.
3ltal estate Jor Sale Countrit.
Of, ACHE TKHH IV ST. MAHY'S COUSTY. JID. for
OliMMt. S10 down, tl or more weekly; one-half
o(M-n iHtnl, balance troott tltnl er. K"od dwclllnsand
barns, tine farm In taut fi 1 feLtli n, near finest bar
boron Chesapeake Pay. Write or call. HlSLF.Y, 13
Chambers st.
for Sale or Co 2Cet Country.
IOTS ASU VII.I.A PLOT", with ocean view, from
J S1.3UO upnarl tideslrjblMsrtl s who will build
The lots are selling so quickly that weianiidt irlve
"refuols" even for one tUy Ciuneout and silect
your lots now
ATLANTIC CCUST UFM.TV COMPAS'T.
Orllco near station. DE1 N J.
W1.N l"A"f Ell COMPANY'S MI1.I S at Ilouatoui
Mass . with outbuildings ant storehouses, RMd
water an 1 water power.easllr adapted toother kinds
of nisntifacturlnr tuslnes for sile or rent blvlD-
MOHh S HEAL 1 STATE HUM 4U, 31 Tark row .
'rotrhtsittr o. xomx Jor Sale.
bor Diy Investigate
SICO.
PROPERTY PURCHASE.
ur for SIOO.
tl. SIS.
Biir.
ojoo
rnoo
lltR(i t ILI1.S rAlHTD 111 (.REIT
HISIMISS.
SICO,
ItK.IIT TXTTIOt.
I'vtiri'. i Mil's
.SI) KKAI.TY CO,
ADWAY.
or Sale or exrhange.
JJoRSALE Olt EXCIIASOK One of tho most com
plrlti suburltau homes In tbo market, located at
?,orwnlk, ( oi n toue hour from ?u w York, bouse has
everv tuodern tonvinttuic, and uas built without re
gitrd to rot by dn)'s workt It is iloso to deinit.
schools, churches, Ac on 1 but short dhtanoa from
8ound bathlnk Uac!i 1 orfurtlicrimrtli utars aitpljrto
A. II llltADI.hl, I'ublliatlonomceTheMiiu.
f'roiioaats.
IjKOl'OSU.S wlllliens-ilvnlat the llurrauof Sup
pllts and Accounts. Navy liepHrtmeut. Wahluii
ton. li (.' , until U o'o ock noon hi plviiilwr 11. IMi?,
and jilbllil oprned linniedlali Iv tloreaftir. to rur
nlsli 1 1 tho Niw ork Nh Yard, a iiunullty of tnlut
bruslHs, brooms, lumber, soldi r, pulid, Itols, ih irt
InK imtash kettle., leather ii'lllmr, kltcluu uti n. K,
k1 isswarc. cultiawaro. suitlon In e, uperdtik tiro
bote, wbpbrooins, niattnss oners, rut Ikt buttoin',
tea, rubbitrlifo Lelts. 1 planer, 1 wlnr lathe. inline
latlio., 1 power prss, 1 su li g drill, 1 drill picks, and
1 arl dlnjr insLMdne lllnuk prnpotul illl be fur
nthed iiihhi apt Itratlou to thn Xa I'ay ortl e. New
York. HJWIMsTI.WAin.ruj master (li ni ral. U S N
h 0 U7.
ojttaa steamers.
MAIKK STBi.WSDaaD CO.
iiEi.ituiTi 1 1, men iiui".
Only dlrut line for i nunc Clt, sia and I'ort
land, Me. MiamiTH anil iciy nuk ila. esisit
Wednewiay. frolnl'.ir No UN, 1' It ui 'i I1 M Tile
da), Thursday, and bkturiursliaiui rt".tai lotta-.
Cllyrnroutm tbr nen h M JOHN I'.Ntil l kuIIi Jlou
days aud Friday, fur 1'orlUud iilreii. Couiniti ma
nude for Hur Harbor, old nn h in! I'oluiul Spr ni,
While Moiitilln.I.J"lin. V II i I sill asti ruatiiii
imr rieorts alrniiiers bind liln i i iiiodirii Un
nmrriusnt loriiiiiifiirianit loinuiliucn of tourl.ti
The inoit iniiifortul lo rout, for all pi Ints !.nt. in es
sllstluir no ilisnMS Tlckitsnm ii pun h is d at
Malueu. s Coiiip.ny'H otllie No -Ml Hruadway, at
tlieoniiw No ."H ho nil t o.psliutho I'iur, aud
Tims. Coon A r ol Kilt anl IVViIinndaav
XTOUrll HKI MN 1.IOWI Mr V'll-IUI' l ()
JN hilOUT I'll 1 1 'Hi H'Mi"N AMI CuNriNKNT.
I. ,i i I 'ittt.s iiamh:s
Raale. Til ,l-e"t , III A Jl ll.slil.tll ei p ai, 10 A M
Tra.Tii Mdli lOV.'l K tTii H-, t . 7 A Jl
" ' ' uH.ltlt IK ((!.' Iiiwiiuxtlieiu
Ill II lltl.1lSjlll 1,141'.
UMl.1i .11 lOltl III Is.
hnrl''t Heii Irlpa llitl or 3i'w 1 nrli.
Dcllitlitfiil lours to ml 1'ilut t'oinfuit, Norfolk,
Hi ni.ort .tts, l'ctersbtiM. rurisinuutli, I'lmirr's
1'nliil III hum I VIibIiiIu le.rli, Vn in I Wa.lilt r
tin i i liilrlil aud ra.sennrst a nera sail rrum
I'ler id Mirth Itlver, t'i r nk da txtcpt batur
ili). ul .1 M . .md t-alurrlnj ml' M
i 1 ilt'IMUUKIi, Vice 1'ros't and Traffic MirL
"VHITE STAR LINE.
nermann ttcin B, noon I liniunnlo Kept irv.nnon
Tuiloiiir B.pt 10, noon I Jlajestlo Hepu KU, noon
it) lTrO.VCAIlKlfcI' 1IY 1'AhehMlEU HTEAMLUS.
Pier 40. North Wcr. nnirc V Broadway. New sork.
j Itr , vf y MAUWMI KE1VSEY, Ayrab
americainTliwe.
RTtW YOIIK SiOUTHAHrTON tUmdnn-rarls).
.. Balling every Wednesday at 10A.lt.
rR."!'..i Sep' ll'Altl8 Bept.J9
ST l'AUL . ... Kept 1ft ST PAUL Oct. 9
T IOUIS ... Hept aillsT. LOUIS Oct tit
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP
, , . ralllini every Wednesday.
Frlesland. ..Sept. 8, noon .Wrst'n'land, Bent S9,noon
Kenslnifton B- .t 1ft, no.inlsoutbwark.Sept SIM1A.3I
INTi:itNTIONAI. NAVHIATIO.V COMPANY,
riers 14 ami IB, North Hirer, omce, blk.wllncUreen.
pUNAIIU I.INT.T01.I 1 m'OOLA'IAgUr.ENBTOWJj;
V From pl(.r4U, S It , foot of Clarksou st.
I.u anla Sept 4.11 A M I Oanipanla Bept IH.IOAH.
ttrurla Sept. 11. IIP M I nibrla...!iept. 5, 2 P. 11.
mm kaii.im.h.
Aurnnla .Sept 7. noon servta Rent. SI, noon
VlltNONII.IirtuWNCO.(lcn.AR'ta,4Bowllnitlreen.
HAKIFURG-AMERICAN LINE.
TMN-SCllEWEXI'lll-SS from NVw York lnllyru
outh (I. itidon). Chrtiour, parli, nnd llainburK
A MrtnrlaH pt U, II A M Columbia Sept ,111,11A.M.
l'HIsmsrek Sep lil.inA M iA Mitorla .Oct 7, 7 A 51.
Normivnn aNp8il,lil A l ' lllmark Oct It.lUAM.
HAMIlUlin SEllVICU, bv Twin screw Mall H 8.
Pennsylvania Sept. 4, II A.M. Patrla Sept 11,7AM.
1'lrst cab , ITU up; second tlass, lUntatceraKc. $30,
llnmtniramrrleatt l.lne. UT llrondway.
Stenmoouts.
NORWICH LINE"
For New London, Watch Hill. Illot k lslan I, and F ast
ern Hesorts, also Wor ester and North of lloston and
1 ast steamer City of Lowell or City of Worcester
lenies Pier 40 (Old No) N It., next Deslirossrs at ,
week ds only, nt 0 P M. Orchestra on each Hates
to 1U.OCK I-I. i SU reduced. Conucitlons made Week
Days on I htludays
FALL RIVER LINE
For NVvrport, tall Hlvrr, U.iHton. Martha's VlncTard,
Nantucket, Car." Oxl, and all Eastern and Northern
Mountnln, Inland. anJ ScaMhore polnti. bteamera
l'rlicllla Aud Turltnti In tommlsilon. tine orchestra
on eat). 1avr I'ltr 1H. N H. f(Kt of Murray at.,
week days and Sunduta at 0.10 I M.
PROVIDENCE LINE
For rrorldetue dlrett. Boston and all Inland and
Suhorc Hesorts ta.il and North thereof, bteamm
lMlRrltn and IMymmtth. Orchestra on each. Leave
Fler ao, N 11 , one blLM.lt above Canal st.. week days
only, at .1 30 P. M
STONINCTON LINE
For Stmilniftuii, NatraanMt I'lir. Watch IIUI, Doa
ton. and all Taints f-ntt Meamers Maine and New
Ilamiishlre. L.ae I'ltr 30, N. H,one block a bo to
Canal st , week days only, at 0 1 M.
IlIMtllA IltlFltTli" 1M1I.K.IIT.
PALAOE IKON DAY USE bTEAMf RB.
NF.U lOltli' and "ALII.WT."
1-luest and fiitteit river steamers In the world.
l)u except Sunday.
Leares Urookljn, h niton St (br Annex). ..8 A.M.
t'w York. Iebro.es 8t IMer H:40
Wtat VJilst Pier ..o
For 4I.IIV, landing at Yonkert, West Point. New
bnrir, Pougbkeepsle, Kingston Point, Cat-kill, and
Hudson
Direct connection nn the Kingston Point dock with
U. and D trains for Calsklll Mountain points and for
LalfK Mobonk and Mlnuewaaka At Catsktll with
the Catsklll Mountain and Otla El. Itallway for Cairo
and mountain rt sorts
Itullroad onLectlotis at Now burg. Poughkeepsle,
Hudfcon and Albany for points North, East, and West.
Hjxxlal fiarattika trains
Throunh tickets sold at Desbroses st. pier. West
l!2d st. pier. New York Transfer, and other principal
ticket offices.
.Dtllgbtful excursion en a bo re schedule for
LABOR DAY,
Albany Evening: Line.
Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leate Old Pier 41, N It, foot Canal St., at rt P. M.
datl) (Sunday s excepted) connecting with trains fur
.Saratoga, Lake eorie. Adlrondacks, haron Springs.
Kkhll.-iil birlmr, Thuuanl Iblan is, NlaKart Falls,
and the t st. Saturday night Man)pr connects with
Sunday morning train for Saratoga, North Creek,
Caldwfll. and stvamcr on Lake Urorge.
LONG ISLAND AND BLOCK ISLAND.
tur Orient, bteomeMShlniui-otk and Montauk
Slielti r In Ih nd, lmo New York dally (except bun
Careeiinnrt. da at Tt I. M . ba urdays at 1 P.
Mouinold Sl.rrnmller 40. E. K, Pike llp.
9k Ilnrbor, Saturday's boat does not ir to Illoc-.
nnd Island, and Tueday's. Thursday'H.
...... . and Saturday's boat does not go to
Illock Island. Southold.
HARTFORDLiNL
from Pit r '1, Fast Itlver. dallj- except Sunday, at 3 P.
31 , for Connecticut Hler landings, connecting for
slinnpfleld, Worcester, llostou, and all New England
Itoint.. hatunlay excursions at reduced rates
rTrsuii . v f i(. 1.1 k.
Steamers K ATEILlKILL and CAT-KILT. learo
c ery weekday at u P. M. trom foot of Christopher
st N It, counecttoc at Catsklll with mountalu trains.
tatepionisllKbted br electricity. Itl vclrs carried
free Horses aud carriages taken Send to pier or to
Catsklll ror descriptive folder.
iii'iiio nn Kit smturn -utti rimp.LL
Ually ( xtei t Sundays). IealnK Desbroates st. 3.15
1 M. (-atunlays t'15 P.M.). West Hi st J 80 P. M.
(Va'nrdays'JP M I for CllANSTOVS. W LsT POINT.
LOItNUAII. .NKWIll ItO NKWIIAMHUHO. MILTOh.
roUUHKEKI"IE, KO.SDOUT. and KIMIbTOS;
111 KNtlY tD XS(Kli: ntHTS.
From fi.t of Chrtstopl-ar st , ererj week day at 6 P.
M .connection with II ft A It. It at Hudson.
INi,STOSuKFfUist"lO!h"r Dally 4 P M . Sst-
urdijsnt 1 bteam-rs IUI.DW1N ana BOM I R for
Corusll. ewtiurK, Ncs Hninburp, Marlboro. Milton.
Ptiuchkeepslc. Hyde P4rk. Lsopus. Klnn.ton. connect
Ins; w lib u AD It. It for all points In Catsklll.
KAMsDH I. LINK" Steamers learePler 24. S It.
foot Frankllust . forCranston's W st Point. Cold
Sprlnir. Cornwall. Hshklll Landins, and Nawburg
eek da) s (except satunlaM M" M .i-atunlar ,ip M ,
bun-lays tl M , landlngal IH M st ,N U.V30A M.
r. lltlF.-Fare, tl; F.XCUKSIOV, $150:
buudats, Kxcurslnn, $1 (Mi last steamers lease Pier
S3. K H . w-ik diT. .1 P M and l'J nildnlzbt. bun
das. U110A M and l'J midnight, weekday steamers
conuet t on whsrf with trains for Merlden, Hartford,
bprlugfleld, and Htlnts north.
Lel3gh Valley System.
blallons foot ot Wet 2 Id st d'enn. R. It.). Cortlandt
or IJesl r.issts -t.
Indlcattstlme from si :.ld st. Other figures
show tliu from Cortlandt or lb sbrusses st
Mlil.l. Ili.o A M dab) (Suuday 'rt 43, T A. M )
for MAI CllCllL'MC an I interme Hate stations
J 15.-.. mis A. M dallt for VTII.Kr SHAimE,
RCI.AMON" (week dats), H.1UHV lwra da)s),
ITIIAC. I.E.NEVA. KOCIII.sTI.K. Ul'FFLO. MAO
All A 1A1.I.S nnd tbe West an 1 principal local points;
dining cai and clulr i ar lo Uudalo.
.lilies, iiimo M, sundajs only, for BOUND
llltl.OK and lntennedlnteat itlous.
MOiS.1. IUiAO A.M. dull), except Sunday, for
MAUC1I U1IV.MC anllutcrluedlateo.uts
.lliA5, 1 Jttlll noon dally, except Sunday.
llLACK OlAMOM) i:riti.ss."
Arrlres lluffalo ui'i P M. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaches an l Parlor ( ars DlnltigCar Strrhe. Meals
a la c.wte. Count cts at lluffalo with through sleepera
to Detroit and Chlcag
I'JUO, Itino p M. dally, except .Sunday, for
SUL'l.ll ('111 Ni; and Intermid ate points
1VI33. liia p M , Sundays oui), for EtSTON,
11AUCII CIll'SK. aud the inal lirsmhts
li'j.. iiio P M datl), exirpt Sunday, for
Wll.KlsllMU'K, P1TTMO.N, bl'KA.NTOS, and prln
clpal Intermediate stations. Contacts for alt points
In coal rt glous, i hair car for W llkesbarro
..'ii.tA. 4ii( P M dull), i xcci t sundaj, for
WII KINHAIIHF. PITTMON, SC ANTON, and prln
clpal liilerntcJInle stations. Ciilinei ts for all points
In coal regions, Pullman liurret Parlor Car for
Wllkisliarre.
H5.1, SilB P. M. dally for EASTO.s' and Inter
ined ato statbuis
aiAa. UilP M dally, except Sunday, Express
for bl.AHMiTON ant jirliKlpal Inttrmcdluto sta
tions (.onneits forl'.adin and Ilarrlsburg Chair
car tnlatliigton.
'IH.tn. TilittP M dally for IIL'FFAI O, NUOAItA
I ALLS, aud all points West, 1 ullniau s'reper sestl
hub' train X 1 loCht ago sleepers to Uunaloand
Tortnilti
.?ir,n, Ntito p M. dalh, extent Sunday, stopping
onl) lit bOlTH l'l A1NHH D, EhlON UhTHl.t
HIM MAL'CII ClirNk.l ft II Jl'.NCTION sKr
UlNLVA, HIJl'lllslI II. 1IA1AMA snd IIL'IFAI.O.
Pullman stt cpi rfor llimalo. .None but slccptngiar
tta.si npcrsinrrletl Nobiggage carrlttl
HlSa. Oi(l P M dull for 11HACA.OFNF.VA.
IKCTIFNTMi. III'FFAI.0. MAI1A1H l-AIJ.s. and all
points West Pullniau sltLpers to W'llkesbarro and
Itlnua.
Atldltlnnal local trains doll), except Sunday, for
TlllCM) IIHOOK aiol tntiriiutllute po.uts, Have as fol
ln s 'K A.t ti no A, M , ! ":, '.' Iln. I r,r, 4 Ju, and
ft:'a. n. .UP M
II Kets mill l'ultmnii at cmnmodatlons atll3,Snl,
S7.I. :il 1144, ami lll.'il Ilroidwa), 31 I Mtlist , I 111
F I ."II It st. I JT II iw.rv. N i Mill lullon st . 4
ttiurl i.t , 1'8 It n), and 11rmikl)n Annex, lirooklyn
N V Trnns'trCo. w II tall for and i In i k b iggago
from hotel iirn.ldruco through todtstiunthm
New York and Boston AlfRaiT
N ,N II. ft II lt.lt miiUiMiucutons.
1 loin tlruu 1 Ct-ntrnt station
Is-aro 11) wu) tif Duo
II 04 A.M .epilnslleldantl orci ster, snip M.
liliniA M, Si Li nloiia tll'r ivtdenco.a ilti P. M
III II I A M , Ni l.i ndu.iiind I roWilciue, 4tlin P. M.
1.' HUM., biMliihllildnnil WurLtiiier, & 10 P M
! 1 mi p M , tlr Line ami N I. II It , H mi p M
1 U. P M , N. w London lii I Pr i I lence, T tin P M.
U no P M N -w Irfiiidon an I 1 rovldi nee, ",l nil P M.
4 mi I M , 'sirlngtie d anil Wurceitir, liitdPM,
l! un P M .Nin Li itilt.ii nnd Provldeme.il tin P M
II imp M .birliurltldaiii Utir.eMtr. u ll.v M,
IV un i M Nrn Loiitli ii eml Providence, tl US A M
Itulistlall) Int I ml iik M n lay,
l It ty Slum limited nil piilor cam fara (7, In
i ltullng p trior i ar seut
iMr Un Ilmlt'di nrrhes at and departs from
P.uk siiuura blatltm, Itustou Iteturu scnlce samo
liiuir mill I) same ruuti
Ihniu.li purlor and sli'i plug rats by eaih train
C 1 HI MI'-lf All. Out Pass Agent.
BALTIMORE & OHIO"
I iuv :;i ,,rk, Wlnti liillli rtnliial, dully,
i i.u tn. i ',ri p w and U Itiuirlii
I iijMiruii.ii s-.cx miiiIid.i 'iiM.ii l.' iniilght
l IM'LNNATI M I oris, ,. 1 M I ill1 )1
AH1IINU10.N. KM.riMOItl-, !" I'" lllinlnr
Curi II .''. A.M illliilug (.id. 1 'i'i II .A (D nliiir
( nr , liar, (Din ngC.iri. Tii'ii P M l.'lunlglit Sim
ii i J 36 (D mug Oar , 1 1 '.'1 A l . lining Car;. 1 .13
H ului! Car), 4t3'i ililnlui! Car. '.' P M, IS III
lillit
miiroiK. 11 .'.'. A M.ilall)
WOllHHNhithroiiglisiieper), 4 Ml' M. dally,
1 ni ua leavo rn it Lllieri) t ' minutes I Jtt r.
All trains are Jlliintlnat .-! n lib I'lulsch light
nniiosi Hit, 17.', Jill, I'll, 1 1 Ml lima Ik uj. ill East
1 Slli rt .miWrry. M' lnr.i I In. .14 4 Milton ,
Ur.Dkljni W hltt hall Termlusl Haggage cUcckid
frviu uulrl or rtildtntc tv dc.Huatlva,
til MM a " ' - r.-h.'tt&H. ...
9sSUoxit, .....,,?.. i
" AMRI0A8 ORBATK8T RAIUIOAaV ll
NEWYORK j
INTEAL I
& HUDSON RIVER R. R.
THE FOUa-TRACK TRUNK LINE.'
lilt KIT M.VKIII XMI1AII4 FALUS. -It
All through trains .top at Albany, Utlca, Syraensa, i ' "3
llocliestcr, and HiilTalo,
Trains learo Orand Central Station. 4 2d Street and V
Fourth avpnue, aa follows! Jl
7.K(A H.ADIItONI)ACK MOUNTAINS. THOU. M
tOU HAND ISIAKDS. AND MONTIIEAI. SPFCIAL. 9
Dally, except sundu) For Adirondack Mountains. M
Tli'iiisaiid l.lands, and Montreal i9
8 .OH A. M Dally, excel t Sunday. The famous M
.61) hllPIHKSTVrF. fcXl'RFSH. LIMITED Fast- M
est train In tho world Duo llulfalo at 4:48 p. H M
Msearal alls a C P M.. Toronto HiSS P. M. This 1
trstu in lliultetl to Its s 'atlnir capax Ity. (S
9,qA M FAST MAIL, Daily ForPoughkeepsIa,
,OU Al any, Utlca, hyrucuse, Rochester, lluffalo, ,m
Mngaru Falls and Cleveland, ml
9. IMA M.-S'AIIATIMIA AND MONTREAL BPB- M
. IV CIAL, Hall), cxiept Sitnilay For Catsklll S
Mountiilns, Troy. Snrntoa, Lake Ororge, Oreen W
M t!titnln..aud Mnntria! V
1(1,1111 M -NOUIII SHORE LIMITED. Dally
i U.V7U 'J4 hour train to Chit nun via Michigan Ceo- m
tral rulr. Due lluffalo M'4u P. M , Niagara Falla
0 .b)P M., Chl.ogo U.00 A.M. Carries alroplng M
ami ttrais lug n om csrs only !
in.'inA M -DAV EXI'UFSS, except Sunday
lWiOU lor Mllll rook, Cat.klll Mountains, and all V
Imptirtaut New 1 ork stato points W
,OM P. M-SOI'THWFSTHHN LIMITED, Dally
l.vutnr Colutiibus, ClnclnnatL Indianapolis, and m
st Louts stops ut Poughki epstc. art
1 .fin I" M. CIIICAHO M'IC'IAU Dally-For Da
XAJVJ trolt, CleTeland, Toledo, and Chicago, Stops K
nt Poughkiepsl'' ami tchenectfldy. K
3, OH T. M TIIOV AND s VIlATOllA SPFAIIAI tXi- M
.0J cept 8 tndar For tlnrrl on's (West Point), am
Pou.hLeepsle, Albanr, and Troy, Wt
5,fin P. L-LVKK slIOUl. LIMITED, Dally 24- M
.JJ hnur. tram toChlcaito, via Lake Shore route. 9,
liueCloclanl ; ID. r.dcdo IU.U5A M, Chicago 9t
4,101. M, This train conneits at Cleveland for X,
ClnLlniintl, duo 4 la P. M . und at To edo for St. m I
Louis due ld'in P M. duo Kansas City next fr
morning Carries slttplng and draw Inc-toora jr
corsonlv. jLf,
6.1 MW 1 WESTFIIS EXPRESS. Dally-For Nt-
UUogura Falls. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit, Chi- If
fairu Cincinnati ami st Inils. ' iL
Ci.fr 1'. M ADIIti NDACK MOUNTAINS. THOU' W
:ZOsAND ISLANDS, AND MONTREAL KXPREBSy M)
Dally For Adirondack Mountains, Thousand IsV- M
amis, and Moutreul M
7.(10 ' M -NORTHERN EXPRESS, Dally-For if
I .JJ Tro), Plattsmirg, Iliirllngton, Montreal, and. m
enept batnrttay nights. Otlana 3
7 .Ofl !' M llUFMLO SPECIAL. Dally For JH
,Ow Rochester, lluffalo, Msgnra Falls Toronto, fl
Cleveland, 'ndlanai oil., ht I mils, and Chicago il
9.fin 1' M bll.CIAL LIMITPD MAIU Dally 1
.JKJ (sleeplngcarpssscngersonly) Forptdnu on $1
Fall flrook ltalln ay, via Lyons and ror R .Chester, '.fj
lluffalo, Cleveland. Indlsnapdlls, and St Louis m
9.1 fT P. 31 -PACIFIC fcXPRLSS, Dally For svra- A
IO cine, Oswego. Watcrtown, Og ensburff, lluf M
falo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo. Chicago,
anil, except Saturdays, for Cape Vincent and tha m
AuTiurti road M
1 9.1 n NIGHT MIDNIGHT EtPREriS Tbeatro 3
Xid.LJ train for Chlcaaro and prluelpal points oo. 9
the New York Central every night except Sunday M
nights. Sunday nights, Chicago sleepers leave oa 9
9 15 train.
Oioa a M and ni.ts P. M Dally, except Sunday,
to Plttstleld, via Harlem D v Islnn.
Oils A.M hundayaonl) to Pltuodd and the Berk- 3
shire Hills via the Ilnrlem Division m
"ALL NI'IHT" THMNS TO YONKERS. M
" All night" trains run between IMthst. and points sj
on the Putnam Division as far as lookers. In conneo- M
tlonntth the elevated ruad. Tbe only lino running m
"all night" tralus out of New York m
M azuer palace Cars on all through trains. w
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch light. j
Tickets and Wagner offices at Orand Central Stay u
tlrn. 11 J. -'ill 413 Uroadway. 31 Last 14th St.. 043 ?
Ilrnailna, SI'S Columbus av fll West ll'jth'st.. 'and it
13thst station. New York! HSs and 7t'8mitt)aate-t is
and 100 Broadway, E. D . llroklyn. 2
Ilsggags cheeked from hotel or residence try tha fk
Mestotm F.xpres Company. i
JOHN M TrtCCrV, liFORQE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger gent. -
Pennsylvania.
STATIONS iit', it ...i 1 weuty tn.nl atrcet and Desv t,
brosstfs and Cortiaudt attrets. t , iJ
nTThe leav In ; time from Dot.bris.es and Cortlandi i
streets Is rlvt. niinutes later than lhat glrin below lor &
Twenty third Strict ststton. 5V
i35 . M. i- VST MAI1 Pullman rtuirct Parlor -Ji
Car Nov. lork tuPitt.burs Mep ngCar Ptttsburt flK
toChlcairo No ct.acb'S to Pittsburg jKi
S.ir.5 t. M. I-ASTL1NI- Pittsburg and Cleveland. . 'Sg
Oi55 . VI. PFNNSVLVNIA LIMITED Pullmanl, S
Compartment bleeping. Dining. Smoking, and Ob-- 3
servutloti Car For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo, ej
Cincinnati. Iudlanapolbs Louisville, St. Lmla. ' 4 rt
llSS . SI. CHIOAUO AND bT. LOU1B EXPRESS. Iff
For Nashillle la Cln' innatli, Chlt,ago,lst. Louis. . W
SlSS 1'. 31. WESTlrtN LXl'llEiS-ForCkTCland, S
Chicago. For Tultd ex opt Saturday.
4IP. M. SOUTHWtSTEllS EXPRESS ForCbV'
cinnatl. Indlanaiiolij. m: laiuls "N-d
71.13 1'. n. PAUHC EXPRESS For Plttabursr and
Chicago Coniitcti for Cleveland and Toledo ex j
cept Saturday. t
.siiii.r' tn the swutii. :;
7.5R. S 'J3. Ii .'. . II '. PlnlugCar). 10 53 A. H.,12.39. 4
1 35 (.1.11 "C ar-ssioual Lira." all Parlor and J
DlnlngCars). 4'S iDlunigCar), 4 31 (Dining Car), ,
B 33 P M . 1.' Ill u i,nt Sunday, b S3, tl 21. 10 33 f.
A M. (.1 1 "( uuri-lnal Um ." all Parlor and '1
DlulugCari.4 .'.1 iDlulnjCar), 4.33 (Dining Car).
s 13 p M . li I" night.
SOlTHHtN HKIL.W Al Express, 4.23 P. M , U.10 4
night dull) f.
ATI NTIC C04ST LINE Express, u 23 A. M. and YM
s MP M. dally. B
CHESS.P1.AKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. 1.53 P. IL Sf
tlBllV. I'l
FOR OLD l'OINT COMFORT and NORFOLK. 733 ft
A.M week tluvs an I 7 13 P.M. dally fE
ATL.VNT1C CITY West Twent) third Street Station, if
1: 3PM. and Dtsbrossea aud Cortlandt Streets, ?
I 30 P M w. ekd)s. Xfc
CAPE MAY W 1 st T enty third Street tMon. 1 'S 3K
(through Parlor Car) and l'SS P M week day;.. ?j
m -iintet. nii.i v.t.riiuu. otrettu, 1 uu uu . ww -
P M woekdnvs W
Long Driuia, Asbury Park (Interlaken Sundays), t
O- inn (!r ive.ainl Point Plea-ant (from W est Twenty I
third Strict Station), ".."i - 33. 33 11.33 A.M. 2
Hi 13sturda)Sonl)). 1 33. . 3r, J 11,51 33, 4.33,
11 P M -undaia 7 33. V i.1 A.M. 4 33 P.M. tt
(fniin Dcstirti-si a an 1 Cortlandt street.), ," to, 7 40, git
u 111, 111 OUA M,l." lO(l'ioSiturdivsouly), J 10, t
. 10. 11.10, 4 20, 3 lu, 7 ou P M. Sundays, 8:10, "jli
13 A.M .3 IIP M 1
IOU l'llll.IIF.I I'llM. lit
6 15. 7.M 7 31, s.il M 51. H S3 i'l 13 Penn. Lltn- Jl
itld), V 11 (D nlng Car. Ill .13. 1 1 51 A M . 13-33, JJ
I 33. S 53, ,1 51. 4 SI, 4 .'1 (Dining Can, 4,33 (Din- 4"
lug Carl, 3 51(Dllllll5 Cir. 7. 4". 7 51, h:3P. M, It
12 10 night. Sun la). tl 13. 7 .11. H t!. b 51, II. 5. 1
II 53 (Lllll ted), 11 .1 10 .11 V M 1 35 (DlnlngCari, Itji
S 13. 4 .'3 (Dining Car), J 11 (Dining Cur). 3 33
(Dining Cur), 7 40 7 1 s 31 P. M . 18:ln night JjE
Ticket otllcek So. 4III.U44. HUH I .lii. 111. an I 281 Jjt
ISrnadw 1) . I Ast r House. W.M T'vtnt) thirl SHl
btrvet stntltin.ati 1 stultons foot of De.bro.ae. and iM
Curtlan t streets. 4 Court Street, SnOlullonStreit, 5:1
UH Rroadwa), an I llnioklyn Annex Mullon Primk &M
lyn.Matloii, J.rv y Clt) Tberw York Transfer .J
Compativ will call for and check tuggase Irons a&
hoielsnnlrt.il in cs through to destination Iffl
J. II Hl'TCIlINSON, J. It. WOOD. f
(Icmrul Manager Oenerul Pass'r Agent. 11
iuri7as.s tp.i:. i.kkvuaim a WESTisitM JB
it. it. t
Ntatlon In Sen lurk, root or Darclar and jja
4 tirl.ioplier at. sE
iimtiiiiik Tiiit. iMi.i.Tiist inrrirr f;
'lll. PIITMII MOIIT. 1
Dlrint route to New ark, Utoomneld. Montolalr. tha 3s
Orancrs, Fummlt, riiri.ardsvllle, liasklng Ridge. Mad, iS
Isou. iliirrlittoivu Pa-salc. Pattrson. Rtxintou, Dover, &J
stauLope. Newton. Uudd'a Lake. Laltu Hopstcong, vm
Huiki ttatnnu, .svhtilcy'a Mountain, Wushlngton, ft
Phllllp.luirg. latou.WatorOap, Slroudiburg, Pocono m
Mountain .-crnnltn. Plitston, Wllkisbarre. Kuutl. ym
cvkr, Danville. Vnrlhuuibfrland, Montrose, Bingham. f,3
tun, Oxford Norutch, INatervtllc. Utlca, Klenfleld ;,t
Si rings, Cortliin I. Syracuse. Oswego. Ithaca. Owego, ot
llmlra, Corning Hath, Dansvllh, Duffalo, and all . 4jJ
points West, N trtlivvest. and Southwest. ' ft
Hint) , II Ulughamtou Mall. Stop, at principal -. a
stallons. i Ij
l()i(il 1. II. (Cafe car) Duffalo. Scranton, D ng- ; fj
hamti'ii. Omci,u, llbaca. Elmlra, Syracuse, and O. 'si
nn.ii 1 x press Pullniau bullet parlorcars. On. "
m cling at lluflulo with trains for Chicago and ;S
points West Pullman parlor car New York to VS
III ntli hi springs 1 j
1 Kin P. si. Sirunton. lllnghamton, and Elmlra Ex- iff
pn as P11II11 1111 biiffat parlor osrs at;
S100 i'. ll.-.s, ratilitn, llke.burre, and Plymouth a.
Fxpress Pullniau buffet parlorcars fjj
t mo I. II. (Dully) Chicago vestibule Limited Xx- jH
pr'f for srranton, lllugbuliiton, Umlra, nilffulo. Sj:
Pullmnii hud 1 1 sle, plug t ar, New ork to Chicago. J
IHulut. cirw.atof llurtalo "" ifs
Hilo It. (Dully) 11 iffalo Fxpreu. Pullman ,
sli eiwrs for S ratitou, lllnghamton. Llmlra, Ilatn. jf
Mt llorrls ami llutraln. arriving KutraloH A.M 2!
Oi.to l, 11, illall)) llutlalo scranton. Illngbam- f-
ton. owego. llliaLa. llmlra S)rai.ue. and Oswe JJJ
Pxprcs. Piilliitau iiuffei sleepers, sleepers Now fi
York 10 Kit hm Itl springs. it
lUkets nnd I'liiluiau uioommodatlons al Itrnry Tr
Giro ft Suns'. LU . 1 1.1 llriuuln ay, 14 Park place, anl
42H llroadMuv und Ul- Droidwuy. Ticket, at rerry ft
stations. Ill 4lh uv.cor l.'lh st.t l Weat llMhat', IJj
WIS 1 lumbitsnv .Nen liimt SJBand 7HFulton .1, Jl
nn I ion Ilroalway. llrtHiklyu. Time tables giving i'i
full liiforiiiattonat allstutloti', 4.
Wti.tcott sExpribuCompauy will call for aad cneok, CT
bag iuuv f r )in hotel ur resltlentu to destination. "ifty
ERIE RAILROAD. I
Through trains leave N 1 ork, fool of Chambarf W.
st.ua follona, and live minutes earlier from West It
23d t W
i ii A. si, Vestibule I' press dally (or Bingham- It
'.UUiuu, Wuverl), llmlra, tluffalo. HradTord, ar- IS
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