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CxrurjJloujs.
I SEPTEMBER" ON IrHK SOUND.
t ui.nittoi'5 month ok i in: YKAit.
4 LONG ISLAND SOUND BY DAYLIGHT.
SPECIAL DDTII TRIPS
1 EVERY SUNDAY
Until Soptomber 8f). Incliulvr
' TUB TWIV Hl'Iti;i rl.illlt.
Richard Peck,
ll THIt AMI Kir HTKlllllR t Till! VlOHLIi,
t leaves Pier S3. Bast River, root Peck "Up. 'ry un-
y day morning at O-3'l. connecting t New Iluveu with
t in. magnificent ati-siuer
I C.H.Northam,
f arriving In New York on return at 7 3d 1' M. asm
M, day, alluwlngstay of o crone hour In tli l-utlful
"City of Elms."
STATEROOMS AND RESTAURANT AT REIKI. Ml
PRICES.
. Open-air and saloon concerts or a high order I y
: Eben'a 7 1st Regiment Ilanit.
Eicurslon, $1. Children, Half Price.
TROLLEY PARTIES. spcelel arrangements have
been mailo irltli trolley system at New lluieiit,)
' afford passengers a one hour ride throimh Hie princi
pal thoruURlifarea, riaMlntr the IlllletCC llUllillllCTH AU1
public parka, anil thence, through tile celebrated
Whalley av. to Wiattlllc, returning In tluio for
teainer going to New York
mmmmm
? In the Blue Mountains, one hundred nhd
.even miles from New York, on the baukanf um
beautiful Delaware Rlvi r, 1,000 feet ubuie tho
eea.
First rxpreas train leavea Writ 83d at 8:33 A. M.;
Chambers st. 8-.00 A SI.l Jeraey City 11:15 A M
1 Second exprias tralu leaves Wist S.M t. l:0
A.M. aud Chambers st. V-.:m A SI., Jera-y cit n-43
.4, A. M. Returning, leave shohola 4:15 P SI and 0
;. P.M.
Special eiprrrs trains leave Weal MM st. 040
A. H.I Chambers St. 8:45 A M , Jerr) City 10.00
: A.Sl.icholoe of twoexpres. trains. Returning, leavo
; Ciena .1:20 and 7-83 p. 31
The World-Famous Pleasure Grounds."
f JW SUWDA'
ISg!ia)IQMDAY
HWlanhattair Beach.
V Trains leavo FOOT EAST SITU ST.. week days.
t, B:&0, H:ifl, 7:40. :wu. 11:00 A.M.. 1:10, 8:10, 3.1U.
4:10, 6:10. e.00, 7:lu, 8:10. V:10 1'. x.
BXCL'IISIO.V TICKKTI. 41) T..TB.
Trains leave WHITEHALL ST., week days, hourly
fc from 8:10 A. M. to 8:10 P M
it GXCtIIUIO TICKKr. 45 I'EM-l.
Rockaway Beach.
! Trains leave FOOT OK EAST S4TII ST.. week dan,
:40, 8:10. 10:.10A. M. l:!i0. 2:00, 4:80, 5:30, fl:Ju.
7:80. 0:10 P. SI.
1 KXCflt-MOX TICltETW, 4IO rKT1.
BY WATER AND RAIL TO
1 MANHATTAN BEACH,
'k Tin II A IIIIICE. '
', Boats leave foot of Whitehall street. KATUR.
, DAY. 0:10. 10:10 A. JI.. hulf hourly to a P 31.. himily
V o 0:10 P. M. SUNDAY: Kvcrj huur from 10:10
. A. JI. to 8:10 P. SI.
ICXCl'KMOV OS T1X.
I IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
b CONEY ISLAND.
ft, LANDINO AT THE IKON PIKItS.
SI TIJIE TABLE (SUBJFCT TO CHANGE):
ft From 88dst.. N. R.. 1 ourly fro:r. 0A.3I toTP.31.
h From Pler(New) No. 1. N. It. half an hour later.
From Coney Island hourly from 10:40 A. JI. until
ft I40 P.M.
5 BXCUIUIOD TICKET. 35 FTS.
i PLEASURE UP LONG ISLAND SOUND.
w GooU Ashing fur Strlpe'l Haai ami Snapperi.
Steamer BDLEWILD.
ari- Saturday, from Pier 24, E. R. (I'e-k Slip), at n.00
ft, P.M. and 21st St.. E. K.H-I5P. I . for Ilo'lyn nnd
l Intermediate landings. returnlUK same rvenlhic Sun
K day. same piers, M:H0 and 10 A. SI. Excursion, so
cents. Children undent free.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
TO WEST POINT.
;f HTKASIF.il -Ml III l-our.l.I,
R leaves West Slid si. at 2 1- St.. AltKIVINO at Wet
Point at 4:30 p. 31 : KKTUKNIMl on uny nf the WK.T
t bllOHE UAILHOAD TRAINS. This will ulvo pas-eu-
"ft Kera ample tlnin to a o dregs parade. Government
I bullillnga, Ac. FAIIE. for the rimml trip, SI
STRA.11E11 VKXEIItl. HI.OII.1I
ft FOIl
' Rockaway Beach, Sunday, ivept 10. I.eaesWest 2Vd
H IU N.Y.. 10 A. 31.: West 10th si . 10:1.-,; llalu-ry Laud-
S lnr. 10:40: Bridge Dock, Brooklyn, 1 1 A 31
f IJiAVES KOCKAWAY D P. 3LllOL-.Mj TIIIP. 00c.
i HTEinEii uiM.vn iiui'I'iii.k;
4 FOB
'' West Point and Newburc. Sunday, Sept 10. I.ettes
Si Brld( Dock, Brooklyn, II A. 1 ; West 10th at.. N Y
i 0:SB: Weat 22d st . 10. Yunkcra, I 1-1 S.
i ROUND TRIP, HOC. Ml'MC AMI 111 FIIF.11IENTS.
ti ARODND STATEN ISLAND
J Steamer AUItOIIA leaxea'An.t J-J.i at. 1 .10 P 3! ;
5; Battery Landlns. 1:4S P. JI.: Brl.lBii Duck, llr.ii.klyu.
.'.-, tP. SI. Fare, 25c and 1 &c. Saturdai a and Sundays,
KJ BOc. and 25o.
"GAKE RKDUCKD Flshtliic Hanks ilally. fSe-i-nli
a JO way: Sundays, VOo. each w.tv; buy halt i.n beat.
l' SCIIUYLEH. East 91st at., 7:15; Battery, S; Frunklln,
B:20.
? roTICE i'iihlnK"'nr "cholera Banls. After this
t j.1 week Stea-iier SCIIUYLEH runs only luesdava,
f Wednea laya, Tbursdayr, Sundoya
'A CKA BAS.8 VPlTlTMi dally: lien t In m all amer
3 iJAL KOSTEIl, only boat oxer built for ocean INhli g
Insuring aarety, atieed. coniTorl: leavea East 3.ld St.,
V Jl0t Battery, S:20 fare, 11 with bait.
5 wwt I'oit." m: iitiu;." smf "i- (TiTii ni
a KEEfalB dally EXI'l'ltIO (evcept Sundajn. by
falace Iron Day Line Htremera Now York ami Alb my
( from Desbrosses at. pier at SHU A JI. and Wist 2Wd
J It. at A. 11.
"17-EYPOnT and " MATAWAN EVKHY SUNDAY,
3 JV Steamer JIAUF.NTA, Pier n, N. It., near Kecior ki ,
xf 10 A. SI. and 0 P. SI. Leaves Kej ort 4 P. 31. Kiour-
f alon Eeyport SO cents, Slatawau Oil ceuU,
gu?inf.s,3 Cliantt.5.
TpRrNTINO at a few hours' notice: 10,000 circulars,
;f X 111 oarda and billheads, 40c. per l.ooo, r.lnlAU
rRlNTINU AND bTATItl.NEKV CO , f.ti est iluth at.
jpatrnts.
"M Cftf Dlpfi nulckly. Bend forllook. "InviMillons Want
; OBI Willi Hed." EditarTaleACii .4.'l llnmdwiiy,.N Y
& toATKNTH for luviiillons procure! promptly: low
V X rules. KOEDI.U A BHIESE.N, h2 Nasaau St., N. Y ,
established 1031.
- Stwounl 3Totirc3.
riinE SEATTLE ALASKAN THANSI'llHTATluN CO
y X wlslica to LOrrespolid IiuiiumIuu ly with p.ulh ex-
i pecthm to no In tho iprliK to Urn KlinvlikiM llli, i Ma
w Dyeaorthu Yukon. 1 he iMimpaij) refer to tin Co.
t lector of Customs and the Washington N.ttloiiul llank,
.' Seatllo, Addriss P. O. box K'll'i hcallle, Wnall
t niVDRO-FK H01l(lA1TACAHL'rilElt.4
lIVUntyCOi of Dakota. l'ast;raunuiii,
; SHU Broadway, Hi, Paul bulldliu,
i, Offirt ef Mvnmut.
, IIEMi AMI OKI III! "
. RS.N7?l)r,,,?.JJB.,5.ATJ.AU,BTV MA-Nt'rACTUIlKIl
BY T. U. bELLEW, 1 , HILTON bV.
r fSrctitrrj;.
I MRS. ANNIE BESANf.
J lliiilaiiiuuat.ratnr ju.laittlur.Hllllrciur
V SUNDAY KV1MM.. l-ept 111, at f u'ttok.
V a. . "'I''KFBIM1 HALL, ou
"L,FE AFTER DEATH."
TK keta on sale at Chit k. riux Hall,
?XmU8fmtti5.
i MURRAY,1:!. I $&$&. 1 5ftJ. r'Tr
li IW asU-AII. I Vo.,l';. ..
' THKT11U NextW.ek--Nortlurill.li.-Ul.
J OUJII'll IIIHIF .11IIK,
H; NF.XT MONDAY. UP1.N1NU OF SIUS1C HAM.
LH-? CA.Iklll 11IK UlllllX OK TiTl' tiiuvi
Mi aMftlvTr?-''- t!"'rrform"m- tnlalt
ataUCPf. IIB-rirst Time, "The Belle of New York'
!.a -- X..
HAMOCEWSDMpAgl
PROCBBO. a&i i UV!&ij5i)
1 As frfttM I. rveryvrnTn. Ibosey coal.
lns-r. oma.VOO I..S7.00, Qhehe.t SI.m
1 .hiKtin tlis wnrlil, ratue ea the l.te.t Impievtsl
1 EtiEllWilaiti.Iinpwrtfd KansarMTAt. Ii.t eal.
I ertoktsnd tirl.U. thrre re" stttcluor, cak n
ltthtrbott.ml, -wUlLi A loEE. Our
XJlC tttt $3 SO PoUce Sloe '.'oVated
fa aril h'.! dl-rct frsm enf faetery w
through M ito-. lu the pr-ncipil cities New
at eaerroCI. We are the lrjt.t msau. Y .ri.
laettttera tnd r.t.ll.is vt nm'i lea rf. l'Jll
sSoaln the vorllt lhu i. the r.ssca Broadway,
Vwbyeverr palruf W I. DOrOLAS IS4J Broad-
ahnal.at..i:aln, ,Siea htMQhtf wav,C4West
ataumtnmpolMitdfite.i'flb "'.Sii
Y. I.. ISOCCI.AS, uoi.1t', N.
ltrnelltnn HTnaK Y..70H-TIO Bmacl
X IJlUCKtOIl, 1MUSS. wat ln rotj.
CstalilfTM. war l.ll Fu:iOast.,
Sw Jrvaei City. Na
i J.. 10 Newark v.
musrmentjs.
Bicycle Races Manhattan Beach
Tllll AFTKIIAOOV
StSITv"' Championship of America.
nalU, 4 noppr. KUfr, (nrtllnrr, Lnuahrad,
Ktevt-n. Til ii, Irrlous, muiJ tho Lending Ami
trur Mnr com t (lor.
ErtraTralnsila L I. R. R. yLiSrV.
KNICKERBOCKER. SlfVoDis.
3!ojt Fascinating Oalet Co. excraeen In N. Y.
GEO. EDWARDES' GAIETY THEATRE
COMPANY OF LONDON.
HeriMaaja:Errvbodywlll . -,.....,
pi to em -lu Town." and C ftl Tallfif ftl
- -ry ono win pleased, i U B B I ILfU U
A r.u h n BcautrMiow as 1 In I II Hi I VI
a I rry Musical Cum. dy " ' V !
eripireYheatre, u75?Hw;.r.
CHAULKb KKOHMA.V Marnier
Ctifirlfi Krohmtn Preipnti
isi:ci&i:t si:kvice,
By Wm. Gillette.
Fresh from Its Lomlou Triumph.
F.VENINOS, S:20. JIATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.
Sept. 27-MAl.DE ADA31S.
GARDEN THEATRE. Ik
Open, next MO.NDAY F.VENINO, when
CHAULES KI'.OHM.VN lll prc.ent
SOL SMITH RUSSELL
In MiirTlm 1 irtn tr,.eli,
A BACHELOR'S ROMANCE.
$.at now ou male at tox oClcc.
GARRIGK THaTRrli!SiZ
lloyt & McKte, If . Ctnirl.-i Kruhtnas, Uanascr.
An un.jLealoiif.l UHVT'Q ChukIi the
icccfes JDiirnnl. V I I J fancy, Herald
A STRANGER !XlL$,W',Mt
mjiipSr IN NEW YORK.
ACADEEVJY 'Mths'tati'dirvlntTPI.
E. U Olltnoio A KllKene Tompklun, Prop, ana Sign.
NEW MiKK'S OKEATEST ATTI1ACI10N.
S- "MTURE"
SI TS. TO UA X.M) WKU. AT 2. EVE . fi:IS:
TUT IIEIIALD RQ THEA. EVENINGS, Silo.
I nC SIATINF.FS i"ED. ATO-DY AT 2.
BICE'S iipi SA3IK
GREAT HIT. ini- (iRLVTCAST.
South (KO'iienlo CDnHfl
Performance rnu IBl
SEPTJ PARIS.
KPBTH' Continuous Performance.
Itl I 11 l 23c. sue. Noon to IIP. JI.
HENRY E. DBXEY
ditUiicimt in h.gl tin-b vamii.le),
SIOSTOOMKItV ANI hTONK. QUXULF.Y I.T109 ,
GHKAT IllOLfHAl'II (pbw vlftws). JAH. THOli.NTON.
BltotliiV4V Tlli:Tlir. Corner 4 lit it.
IIau03.imcet hh.1 i af.' t thoatro In the world,
bulo of tttatti now in proR-ret-i.
vvSslALFAKfNGeS
RrKular pr.ces, SI. 60. ll, ou, and 50 cents.
LYCEUEvI 4KHSSOTHERN
Tho utw play by itie autboi of Hniemarj.
iiw;r: ai.i.rv tii.wur. am.rv
"AmrniiUmui ami rralMle Mugi rwlectlou or the
whlrlluKUajaurthobomhhca Hutitle,"
GARRICKTHEATREVo-'Sayto:
HOVT'Q Tin: hiiht iirai, co
,, J III' TIIK SKANOV.
A STRANGER IN NEW YORK.
KOSTER "m,r S&nUK AUkX"
a Rim 'q Mi-am ham. ouc.
DlrlU O IlENo A RICHARDS and 15 other acU.
SEPT. I Cl.l'.ll 111! niCUOUK.
20TII. 1 I'Alll, I 1KI. ITIGXTIi.
fif Al I ArifR BIIOADWAYASOTH ST.
Wt-lVIV O i:vKs..SiiatlIat.To-day..
HEltllEIlT KELCF.Y, EFF1E SHANNON.
Presctitlna; Sladcleluu Lucettn Ryles'a Comedy,
'A COAJ OF MANY COLORS,"
"BIJOU. IKOUXIJ bAu-r'st-.
ll'.yay A UOth at.l KICIil IN, bucceasful
F.v.. n:lB Mala.' '"'' Comedy.
TiidayAWed..-.'.'TIIK ltlUfl Mil. HfllGIIT.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE. 5Vi "1!
THE MYSTERIOUS MR. BUGLE.'
Next Week Dcumiitl Thoilltnou, 1 he Old Hoiumtiad.
HDYT'S I Hovt AMcKee, I 2lthsl .nr.irvray.Ilv'cs.
Iiua I o. pri,.,r,tor. b:U0 Jlat loday. 2:18.
An iiiemhelmliiBlr runny fare" World,
A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON.
STAR -'stait H 111. Slat. lO DAY all.
'.." The S'uotnlp oribe Xoi.anch.
Dec. Sinn., Sept, vo. ITIIE 1,1 I, I V T I A . I.
"LAIS NOW In their freat aueclacle.
ON SALE. THE tAUt IN Sll DUETTO WIT,
5TH All ,.To.iY '.' IS. TO.SIUllr Mi0,
I" aV LDtMN KMiWI.rs Mauauer
" A SOUTHERN ROMANCE.
" First at inline art 'idle lilt of ttiei scuoll." World.
RRANn 'i:ha sau sr. s "mat"
,. 7, " sniAV. p.M, TODAY.
ALiil'sriA l-liuL' l.e.aeeandMauajer
To nliM.I MollnviaAHulicir Next week,
H Gay cimej Wnml ' jTli")!au.oMYar'iS!u."
PASTOR'S ""Ve'n,,:.,,i
COMIM'tllb PI HI'OHSIANTK1 18:30 until HP. 11.
..... ,l.A.Y,OU,TIV.,-A1"i O'llltlEN A IIAVEU
WILLIAJlhA WAl.khlt. CINEJIATOHllAPllg.
F1AI VIQ I Fvery Evening at M-'lft.
UMLI Oi I iiik 'lll(l' unl
Fre.her and jollier than everl
SIAHNtE TO-DAY AT S.
MANHATTAN f'v.VV?, 5s.?. ftnAY.
V.rffllJ,HALHAPPEHED TO JONES.
Wclicr Bh'lcls' ,,u,!,:T,"r,'-n.v
TIIK I.I.1I. IMXU Ml .iAE,tTf l2 '
ln.ill.i- iMIllr: loirtw , u,eri!
COLUMBUS Bre&7,7
N xt n.-i-k Tho Ulrl I Lift p. hind Me.
I J Til ST 1HFATKE, lii-arailiut "Nljjliu K:l J.
II 3IA1 lu DAY Bill 1.O.M.0N SUCck's.
SHALL Wg FORGIVE HER?
PEOPLE'S GREAT traiiTrobbery.
ul Nt xt week-" Waifs of New York."
Inn Onlnnn ojiuii.u,.t " i idow Dedott."
IUU l uluJUMaxwek "FRA DIAVOIO."
THE HUMBER BICYCLES
THE FORTUNATE HOUR
Bicyclists know that September, October and
November are the best months of the year for cycling.
l si The contract between
)-f(k Wanamaker's and the Hum-
yf&w&Fdm ber Co- was made Just
I lKmfflftw$) at tne PP0rtune nour-
H)XW Jr KW Tne changed prices on the
U? Jk W Humbers for 1897 come
$$&f j exactly when the greatest
WW v number can receive the
yiv Jft,- benefit.
(II jAV lfa Present prices are as fol-
tJmj (witM $ $115 HUMBER ROADSTER BICYCLES, S6S
l"' ""V Im $l ,7,S0 ,,UMBER TOURIST BICYCLES, J67
-Me '"Vvs $122.50 LADY HUMBER BICYCLES, $75
No more 1897 Humber Bicycles will be made.
Under the same contract, Wanamaker's has the
agency for the 1898 Humber Bicycles for New York,
Philadelphia, and all territory within one hundred miles of
either place.
1898 HUMBER ROADSTER BICYCLES will be
priced ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FALCON BICYCLES, $24
For both Men and Women. 1897 frames, handle
bars, chains, saddles practically 1897 models.
WOMEN'S RODMAN BICYCLES, $27.0
MEN'S CONTINENT BICYCLES, $26.50
ABOUT To-day's Shoe news con-
SHOES cerns every number of the ,
family men, women and j
children. The critical will be attracted I
by the qualities and styles the frugal
by the unusually little prices.
Shoes for men at Si. 90 the sort
that sell regularly elsewhere at S3.
Black calfskin uppers, double soles of
oak tanned leather, welted and stitched.
Broad and medium toes. Chance j
cheapness but none the less inter- !
esting. A size here and there missing. !
Shoes for Women, at SI. 90, instead
of S2.50. Six sorts both buttoned I
and laced. Uppers of chrome-tanned
Kidskin, with and without tips. A
variety of new toe shapes. Welted
and stitched sules of prime leather. 1
Shoes for Children, sizes 8 to 10$, I
75c; 11 to 2, 95c. Should be SI. 75
and S2. Laced and buttoned. Uppers
of strong Kidskin, with Kidskin tips.
A few sizes are missing not many.
Second Uoor. Tentb street,
MEtTS chance to-day for just
... fifty men to own nnbhv chev
iot' Suits at less than regular
prices. They are made of rough-
faced blue cheviot all-wool, and ,
are perfectly tailored. Single-breasted
sack coats, shoulders lined with satin,
bodies with all-wool diagonal cloth.
S12 A SUIT
We recently told of a lot of Suits,
similar in everything excepting color,
and they went in a jiffy. Don't look
for these to remain here long too I
many men that appreciate a combina
tion of style and economy.
Seconal floor. .Mntli atrrrl.
MEN'S . f r?nd ra,lv.of "kI
NP1-11 inpp lts f our entire stoclc f '
SHIRTS Ne?1'?" Shirts. All castes
and distinctions are buried
for the time being, and they meet on
even terms. 742 of them, at this
writing. They all drop to
50c EACH
Values in the lot from Si to S2.50.
All the season's popular styles. Ready
when the Store opens this morning.
Mulls atreet. near Rlevnlors.
music k'ew Mus'c fi" ''s way
here directly after publication.
Instrumental and Vocal Music. You
are asked to pay only half published
prices.
Ml. lb atrct.
WOMEN'S ore and morc new u"
DRESSES "mn Dresses every day.
Not a resting place left here
for the last of the Summer costumes.
Thus, two groups of beautiful Dresses
made for late Spring and Summer sell
ing, must make their bow and depart.
AT $10 AND SI8; WERE $18 AND $30
Tailor-made Dresses of etamines,
mohairs, serges and canvas cloths.
Some have blazer and Eton jackets;
others, dressy waists.
AT $20 TO $,5 ; WERE $ TO $75
Rich Foulard Silk Dresses, in beauti
ful colorings and stvles. They are
variously trimmed with velvet, laces,
embroidery and ribbon. Only one of
a style.
Second floor. Elroadway.
GIRLS' N niucn Pay fr
DRESSES these Dress" fo,r g'rlf 4 to
14 years. The last of cer
tain lots not to be duplicated. To
day they are
TWO DOLLARS
each, and if economy is a temptation
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts.
HANKINSON
ftTKAM t'AliriTT CLIA.1IU WOIIKK.
Tin lm-ffrat mid nul coin pi pip. ZVo eonnw
tlun Willi uny oihir house Wo bratictiM. Ad
Urea nil order 10
WM, H, HANKINSON'S
Only Ottlei'. Jr Hum 27th St.
(Eitatillihcd there alnro ItfOl.) Tel. Call, IS01 Ibtn.
Altering and rtlajlnn.
ginuoforuj;, Organ., &c.
IRSCHEi PBANOS
We liaro on band a large Maori meat "f ODD styltf.
DP.r ami nl.fl.lly uaed I'Uno. In uiiIi.um Uelut. and
Cbolee Wi'mh.h, whltti tJU Ik ofTt'riHl at a
GREAT REDUCTION
from ihrlr regular prli-es. This chauco to sacura a
flrat-i'lMS 1'lano shnnld not be overlooked.
Cash ur easy iiayineuta.
' WAltF.llOOJISi
3.1 UNION MJUA11K. WEST,
lietween Ifllli and 17th sts , New York,
sluslclansa.aythedlatlna-ulshlna'Characterlallcof tha
WEBER P8ANO
Is Its ijrinratnelle tone.
1'rlces reasonablei terms liberal.
Also lame assortment of allghtlr used and second.
band pianos at urlcts rsuKln Irom tlUO to H7B,
comiirlslni; the followlnii makers. aniniiE others;
WE1IEII. OII'CKKKIMl,
1IAI.LF.TT 4 DAVIS, STF.INWAV.
I1EI1K IIIIOS . JIALCOM I.OVE.
WKllEn-WHEEU)CK COUJ'ANV.
Slh ave., cur. 10th at , N, V.
T'T'lllUIITM.
T3 octave, medium alie, S17S.O0 18 uinntbiy
ea oetave, largest alie, IVUU.OU fl monthly
HeutslHiiO Cartage frsj
OOBDOy. l Fifth ar,. let. aothaud Hist sts.
ClIICKKIUNa Ul'HinilT only llfiUi a great bar
ia galut also slightly used seeond hand o-id new
ldauus at greatly reduced tirtcra; vail or send for rata-
"SkKIIHAM riAXO WO AK CO., St East Itthst,
A, -50 KI.EOANT I'I'IIIUIIT I'HNOS
REHTS $3 MONTHLY. Cartage Free.
OOETZ & CO., 81 AND 83 COUIIT bT..
Open evenlngi. Druoklyp.
I?LEOAMT DFRIOUT 1'IANOS, from tlSS upt
-l monthly paymcutai bargains. AXTENBUUO, alt
Xastlftbat. Unen aventnea.
uii ai nam to oiiaiv iiiu iim-uii. ui
good fortune.
They are tastefully made of nov
elty and silk-and-wool mixed fabrics.
Some are beautifully braided; others
trimmed with cloth in contrasting
colors. Values in the lot up to S6.
Neeoud floor. Mntfa street.
LILLIAN There are good Corsets
CORSETS b'd" the " Lillians." But
after having bright wits at
work on the problem for a good many
years, we are free to say that no Cor
set at equal price gives equal wear and
comfort and style. Of course, you
may get a " Lillian" Corset that don't
suit you at all. Our Corset sellers
will keep you from making that mis
takeif you'll let them. The " Lil
lian" principle is moulded into a dozen
models, to suit various figures. We
have comfortable fitting "rooms and
careful people to give all needed and
asked help.
" Lillian" Corsets have been best
bargains of all imported Corsets for
years. They are wonderful bargains
now because other foreign Corsets
are ruthlessly raised in price. Not a
cent extra is charged for " Lillians"
this month, at least. Si to S6.
fterond flonr. Tenth atreet.
Plrdicnt.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
wjwest i2sth street
ATTUNTION.-OLD lilt ailI.SDI.lt, U1UDU ATE UNI
VKKMrY OF TUK C1TV OF NEW YOUK. MF.llI.
CAL DKr-AHTHENTl So YEAItS A HI'KCl.VLIBT IN
DUEAbCS OF MEN. OLD Dlt. OIUNHI.E baa bran
longer established and baa bad mure extrlrnoe than
any other advarttalug ptiysli-laui city papers prnvo
thla. Under his acloullno treatment blood and akin
diseases, pains lu I ours, red aputs, sore throat and
mouth, ulcers, painful anelllngs, kidney and bladder
comp. alius, scalding InOanimatlnus, gravel, uud.vel.
0ed cirgana.w eat back, lust vitality, are apeeuily, per.
iiiatiently cured, alen about to marry ahuuld conault
OU) Pit. OlllNDIJt. Every Impslimcnt removed.
Surrrrrrs.dunot waste time Isliimr lias skilful physt
elans, ltemember. OLD Dlt. UKINUL.E never falls,
OFFICE 0EK 10VF.AI18 at 171 West Will St., bo
tween lltu auil 7th avs. Advice free. Medicine al,
Iloura, Uloll, auudays, wtull. No charge unless cured.
A" HILITV. tlo to the celebrated Italian Medical InT
stltute, where youcau cnusult the groalest blood
and nene specialists lu the world free of charge,
Forty years apeclallate In all private dlseasi a of men,
which wo cure In a few days, also blood polaoulnn,
primary, secondary and tertiary, permanently curadi
ulcers, akin diseases, euro throat, mouth and bradt
painful swellings, bladder, kidney, diseased bones,
pimples, blott-ht-ai my infallible remedy for nervous
debility, weakness of body and mind, varicocele,
weak, undeveloped orgaus, impedimenta to marriage:
lost vigor restored i bear In mind, practice makes per.
feeti tnoiunndsriirul yearlyi charges luwt less than
any ulhrr specialist, On to the llalletl Medical Insti
tute first. It Is the best and cheapest. Kin East loth
St.. near aj av New Vorki no charge unless cured i
hours tf to p. Sundays Included.
A. . A, lll'll HKHT FKIIMssIsr 11 UK
In diseases of men t daugrrous cases aollcltndt relief at
once; thoae desiring only tlrat lasa scientific, treat
ment abould call, Tue leading specialist, Dr. Honaehur.
17 West itudsl.i toU, 7 tu u hun lays. ID till.
DU. CONItAD'it oanltarlmiiT l'rlvat room.; ma
... tronwith fullstalf uf trained nurses. 117 Weil
Jth iTel UI Hutu at. Ilogrs, V-v.
01.ll nil, SillKl, 45 yriara perianal Ira alia,
v r men aiul. tu'ekeat purmanont cure guar
antiMd lu all dlecuca ormojry refunded, lilon.1 pol
sou. skin diseases, kidney or bladder trouble, weak
Mis, nervous debility, errors of louth. bad dreams,
weak, undeveloped organs, Impedimenta to marriage,
. UJ ." fousult tba only old apeclsllii lu this
rlty. Office over 38 years at ISU East ITthst.. near
Union square. Hours. 8 to Vtflundeya. w to 8. Helen.
Utlc treatmeut and advice fret, Medlolna only 00c
JCfatHao gotttg m& IgtutimMf.
This list appears Wednesdays and Saturday.
Hotel Inrornintlun Free.
For Booklets of American, European Hotels,
FALL & WINTER
RESORTS,
Alao. nates of Apartments In Ilotali below, call
or address (send stamp)
Hotel Tnrlir Bureau,
.' Fifth Are., AVir York,
no Jlrnrlit St., London,
SiS Jtuo ce ifiroli, Pars.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE
illtATIS.
(A. P. meant American Plant E. P., European.)
ALDAN V, N. Y Hotel Kenmore, A.P.,k
XSBU11V PAnK, N. J West End Hotel, sow open
BALT11I011E, lid notel Stafford, E.P., 11.30 up
do Hotel Rennert, B. P., 1.B0 up
do Tha Carrollton, A. P., $3 up
BOSTON, Mass Hotel Vendome. A. P.. 15
do. ..Copley Sq.llotol, E.P., ll.BO upi X. l'.,3.B0 up
DOURNEMOUTH,Eng.,Royal Dath Uotol.A. P., 14 to 13
BRADFOHD.Eng.Mldland lIotel.A.l'., f 3.C0E.P1 up
BROOKLYN, N. Y Uantlon House, A. P.. $3
do. Uotel St. George, E. P., 1 A. P.. 3
do. J'lerrepont Houie, E. P, (1
do (So. Oxford at.) The Ban Carlos, A. P., $S up
CINCINNATI, O Grand Hotel. E. P., tl: A. P. f 8
DENVER. Col. ...New Bt. James Hotel, A. P., 3.o0 up
do Windsor Uotsl, A. P., S to 13.50
EXETER. Eng Royal Clarenoa Hotel, A. P., (3
OT. BARRiyGTON, Mau..Bcrkshlra Inn, A. P., S3 up
KANSAS CITY.Mo.Tho 311dland.E.P., tl up; A.P., (3 up
LEEDS, Eng.,The Queen's HoteL,A.P.,(3.C0 E.P.,S 1 up
XJVEIir0OL,Eiig.,Adelphl Hotel, A.P.,13.30.P..tlup
LONDON, Eng Hotel Ce:ll. E. P., 13 up
do. TheLangham UotoL E. P., 1 3 up
do.(St.Pancras),Uldlandarand,A.P.,ta.BO.Pntlup
LONDON,Eng.,DeVcreIIotel'l Devero Gardens.
do. BroadwaUc do. Kensington Palace, W,
do. Prlnoo of Wale do. J Specially recommended
NEW ORLEANS, La., New Bt.Charlcs Hotcl.A.P., ft up
do. Uotel Orunewald, E. P., tl up
do The Cosmopolitan Hotel, E. P., ll.BO up
NEW YORK Fifth Avenuo Hotel. A. P.. $3
do The Majestic, E. r.. 13
do. .(Chaa. A. Davla) Hotel St. Andrew, E. P., 11.00
do. (O. 0. Ubbey) Albemarle HotaL E.P., tS
do. ,(N. D. Carry) New St. Cloud Hotel, B. P., ll.BO
do. ..Hotel Westminster, E r., 11.30; A. r., 13.80
do. Hotel Endlcott, E. P., 13; A. P., 63 60 up
do. ...(E. 11th St.) Albcrt-St. Stephen. E. P., tl up
do. (WJohuson Qulnn)II't'lEmplra,E.PMtllA.PntS
do. (Bth av.and 13th st.JIlotelKenslngton.E P..I1.B0
do. ...(Wm. Noble) Hotel Grenoble, E. P., ll.BO up
do. s.e.cor.Bth av.and 13th it, HoUl Hanover, A. P.
do THE RUTLAND. 37th at and Broadway
Superior apartments 11,800 to 83.300 yearly
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. New Walton Hotel. E. P., 9np
do The Aldlne Hotel, A. P.. 18.80 up
do. (Restaurant alacarte)New LafayetU.E.P.,11 up
do. (Arch and IStb st) Hotel Hanover, A. P., II up
I'lTTSFIELD. Mass. ...The Maplewood. A. P.. 13 to 4
PLYMOUTH. Eng. Grand Hotel. A. r.,13
QCEBEC, CANADA. ..Chateau Frontenac. A. P.. I3.S0
lUCHMOND.Va.TheJffterson,E.P.,1.30up;A.P.JBup
SCHENECTADY. N. Y The EdUon. A. P.. 12.30 up
6T. OEORQE, BTATEN ISL.The Castleton. A. P., up
ST. LOUIS, Mo.Llsdel! Hotel.E.P.,tl up; A.P.,18.30 up
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Yates Hotel. E. P., 11.50; A. P.. tl
TPOY.N. Y The Tror House, A. P.. 13 up
WASHINGTON. D. C Arlington Hotel, A. P.. 15
do The Ralelgb, E. P., ll.BO up
WHITE MOUNT'S Maplewood Hotel, Bethlehem. N. U.
lllEilMAS SflllRElmr
Crnnd Ilmtlrmrtl and 'rt Vial Ml.
AMERICAN PLAN.
FLnct location In the city; two blocks from Central
Part; two block from Hudson IUver; choice fur
nlthcil rooina, with bath, bj the wek or month
famitle havo home ccmforU; nocare. Rates re
onabl. VTXLTZR LAWRENCE,
Manager.
BREVOORT HOUSE,
FIFTH AVE. AND EIGHTH ST..
NEAR WASHINGTON SQUARE.
El'noFEAX .nh AttF.niCA PLAX.
Entirely redecorated large apartments for perma
nent RUeata. Open now for famlllea to eecurfl winter
quirters at at-.clal rates. New dining and smoking
rooms for transients.
I'nracelled Table d'nate, b)1.3S.
CIIAS. J e. I TIF. PropV.
THE PARK MADISONJ
MADISON AVE AM) KfiTII T . 1 I
FRONTING MADISON SQUARE PARK.
NOW READY KOR OCOUI'ANCY.
Elrctrlc DghtA, t'le valor, tllrJ batbrooma; homo
prvlntn prlratc rentauraiit. op n fl replace for coal or
mouU; prhate telepbono In each ault j three to nine
rooms and bath en nulio
HOT ELCOLUMBIA,
Ltltlir M'TIMEIl liaBDEI,
10UO W Boulevard, corner of liotnat.
Family rennrt All accouuuodatlona for bicycle
riders and carriages.
Lovely place to apend an afternoon or evenlnr.
PH. DIETRICH. Proprietor.
MOTKI. .11 tliTV. French table d'hote.
Meal Ulih at. fcerre.l in Summer Harden.
Concert eier evening. Lunch, 40c; dluuer, 30c,
Wine and coffee Included; service, a la carte at all
hours; moderate prk-ee. Rooms by day or week.
ummrr gtgortg.
NEW YORK. "
LONG ISIiAND.
MANHATTANBEACH HOTEL
T. F. SILLECK. MANAGER,
will remain open
until Sept. 20.
Orckeatral Concerts Kvery Afterneon
Uvanlnr. dlrectlou ar Mr. Cuaene Wrlner.
Bi Time Table, Excursion Column.
Bicycle Chechen nt Manhattan neural HotSL
Sullivan County.
SUMMIT IIOl'aK. Washington Ilroi., proprietor.
Liberty, bulllvan county. N. ,-Flrrt-class accommo
dstlonst largo farm and dairy, plenty of fresh milk.
good livery ; gunning and flshlngi Cathollo family.
t"mu "Smite. '
VBRGBIAiifSPRJINGS
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
PERFECT FALL CLIMATE. 2,800 FEET ELEVA
TION, ON CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY.
THF. NEW HOMESTEAD,
a grand modern hotel, completed and opened last
year; cottages and casino. Moat curative baths known
fur rheumstlani, goul, and nervous tmub es. Evarr
batb from tlowltig sprls of natural hot water,
fiOLF LINKS AND WELL-KEPT OltEEN.
Fine Utrcry ami Magiitncr tit Mountain Kurroundlnes
Piillmau Cutnuartuieut Car New York tu Hoi
Springs, without chonga. TuesJay, Thursday, and
Saturday. Rooks at Ired Sehoneld'i, Metropolitan
building. Madlion sijuare. vjnHiao
Kaiuralon tk-keta and Pullman reservations at
Chesaiwake and Ohio offices. Sd and 13SS llroad
way, and ofUecs Pennaylvauia Hallmad. aa-
FRKl) srEltltY, Manager.
Hot Springs, liatn county, Va.
yrfnu ztunmtxi. "
AWJERICAW LINE.
NEW YollK-eOUTIIAMIION-iLoudou-Parls).
. n,,?""1 "" Wednesday at lu A. M.
Sa'tM?018 ' " 8nl-' . LOUIS. .. Oct. 10
Taul. ..:::'&tt UU :S?? ?
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP
- .. . .. bllluKicry Wedueaday.
S,M.lnlE,?tK'',', uo"" Nuonlland Oct. (I, noon
rtoulhwark.8ept.t-n.il A.M Frlesland o.-t is. Soon
v.. INTERNATIONAL NAVIOATION COMI'ANV
1 lers 14 and IB, North River. Odlci-. a Rowing ureen,
VltKlll .B.
CIOMPAOSIE OENERAI.K TltANSATLANTIQUE
lL mlr7,tiiHL "AVRE-PAIll?luYcE.
liA IIUhTAItNK. Hum,, at.. Bebt 1H ID a if
LA. OAbCOONtuau'didon Sat , fcep, it. Ill i" M
Rates of passage, first class. N. Y. to Paris, HOB and'
up. by all steamers except La Touralue, Including
railway faro to Paris and landing charges. Parlor ca?
Pa ul'tBiB " 8eoottl1 ls,to
(A. rOHQET, Oeneral Agent, S Bowline Ortaa.
i
Qttm Sfumttt.
inUNARD LINE TO LrVTUlPOOI. VTA QUXENBTOWK,
yj From Pier 40 N. It. fool ot Clarkson at.
Campanla,&ept 16.10 A.aLlUmbrla.. Sept. SB, IT. M.
Oervla Rep. 81, noon Luosnla.... Oct. . 10 A.M.
VERNON n.Dno WN st Ca.Qen.Ag,U,4 Rowling Oreen.
CAltADIAN MGiriO BAII.WA.
Istandad swamshtp sailing from Vancouver
JAPANCHBNA.
EMPRESS OF INDIA Oct. 11, Jan. B, March 83
EMPRESS Or JAPAN Nov. 8, Jan. 81. April IS
EMPRESS or CHINA Deo. 0, Feb. 18
HONOLULU, FIJI, "" AUSTRALIA.
WARRIMOO Bapt. SO I MIOWXRA Oct. IS
AORANOI..........NOV. SI.
Beoond cabin accommodations at Terr low rate.
For tlekeu and freight rates apply SBB Broadway.
For freight rate only, IB Wall si. New York.
HAMBUKG-AKIERICAN LINE.
TWIN-BCREW EXPRESS from New York to Plym
outh (London), Cherbourg, Paris, and Hamburg.
Normannla.8ep.V3,10A.M.lF.BIimarak,Ort.l4,IOA.M.
Columbia. Sept. 80, 8 X. M. iNormannla. Octal, 10 A.M.
X. Victor! a.. Oct. 7. 7 A. M.IColumlila, Oct. as, 7 A. 31.
HAMBURO SERVICE, by Twin Screw Mall S. H.
FhorB!cla,8spt. 18.10 A. M. I Persia. ...Sept. SB. 4 P. U.
First cab.. 78 upi second class, ItOiatearage. 130.
Batmtinrg.Amarlcfcis t-lwe. at llroaaiwaiy.
MAINE MTEAMNlBIi CO.
DEMIlllrkvllI, OCICAK TRIPS.
Only direct Una for Cottage City, Mass.. and Port
land, Me. Steamers salt every week day, except
Wednesday, from Pier No. 88. E. R., at 0 p. M. Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday steamers atop at Cottage)
City ea route t the new S. B. JOHN ENOLIS sslls Mon
daya and Fridays for Portland direct. Connections
made (or Bar Harbor, Old Orchard, Poland Spring,
White Mountain. St John, N. II.. and all Eastern
summer resort. Steamer ntted with every modern
Improvement for comfort and convenience of touriita.
The most comfortable route for all point East,
necessitating no change. Tlekeu may lie purchased
at Main B. 8. Company's offloe. No. 173 Broadway,
at the office, No. SCI South at., opposite the Pier, and
Thos. Cook A Bon. SSI and 1S8B Broadway.
NORTH HERMAN LLOYD STXAMSHIP CO.
SHORT ROUTK TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST E3CPRESS STEA3IERS.
Labn.Tu.,Sept. SI.10 A.M. I Baale. Tu , Oct. B, 10 A. It.
KaUer,Tu.,bept 88,7 A.M. I Trave,To..Oct,12, 10 A.M.
OELR1CH8 It CO.. I Rowling Green.
OLD DOMIXIOV M.XE.
DAILY TO xonroi.K.
horleat deal Trips) Out of IVew Vorb.
Delightful tour to Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. New
port News, Petersburg. Portsmouth. Pinner's Point,
Richmond, Virginia Beach, Va., and Washington, D.C,
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier Si),
North River, every week day except Saturday, at 3
P. M., and Saturday at 4 P. M.
W. L. OUILLAUDEU. Vlcs-Prcs't and Trafflc Mgr.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Britannic. Sept. as, noon Oermanlc ...Oct. fl. noon
Majeatle. Sept. s. noon Teutonic Oct. IS. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BT PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 4B North River. Office 0 Rroadwar. Now York.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
5ttnraDoat0.
Boston nnil IVew Knglnnd,
VIA BOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE
Via Newport and Fall River. Leave Pier 18. N. TL,
foot of Murrsy st.. week days and Sundays at 8:30
P. M. Steamers Prlscula and Puritan. Orchestra on
"PROVIDENCE LINE
Tift Prorldenoe. ftTe Plar 30, N. R., one block above
Canal it week day oclj. at 3:30 P. M. Steamers
Plymouth and Pllyrlni. orchfitra on each.
STONINCTON LINE
Via Stonlngton. Leave Pier 38. N. It, one block abova
Canal st., week days only, at 0 P. M. steamers Main
and New nampsnlre.
NORWICH LINE
Via New London. Leavea Pier 40 (Old No.) N. IL. next
Dtsbrosses st. week days only, at 8. P. M. Steamers
City ot Lowell and City of Worcester. Orchestra on
each.
Albany Evening Line.
The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RICHMOND will leave Old Pier 41. N. R, foot Canal
at., at a P. M. dally Otndays excepted), max In.- dl
rect connection with train North. East, and West.
nrniao nivrn nv niYi.ufiiT.
PAIJICE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS.
"SEITIUBH" and "ALBllT.il
Finest and fastest river steamers In tha world.
Dally except Sunday
Leave Rrooklyn, Pulton Bt (by Annex).. 8 A. M.
" New York. Da-broae St. ler 8:40
" West SSd St. Pier . ..u
For ALU V, landing at Yonkers. West Point. New
burg. Poughkeepsle, Kingston rolnt Cat.kilt. and
Hudson.
Through ticket sold and baggage checked to des
tination. "TROY BOATS.
Fare to all resoru north and east lower than any
other rout. CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leave
root West lOlh st. dally except Saturday. 8 P. M.
Express trains for Saratoga. Lake Oeor-g-. Adlron
dacks.Ac. bnnday steamer touches at Albany.
HARTFORD LINE
from Pier S4, East River, dally except 'iu-iJar, at B
P. M.. for Connecticut River landings, connecting for
Springfield. Worcester. Boaton. and all New England
point. Saturday excursions at reduced rates.
CATK.KII.i-, iiuio (Ml I OXKIIKIB BO-ITS
.r.-- --ie-- .o, .-.. n,, iooi 01 wnruiopner St.. every
weekday at d P.M.
ntiMo.v Rii-Rn rfrTAMBR MAitr ponitixr
Dsllv (except Sundays), leaving Desbrosses st S:1S
P. M. (Satunlays 1-43 P SI j. West S4 St. 3-30 P. M.
(Saturdaya 8 P. M ) for CRANSTON'S. CORNWALL.
NEWIIURO. NEW HAMHl'KO. MILTON, lCOU
KErPSIE. RONDOCT. and KINGSTON.
KINOSTON LINE." West 10th st. Dally 4 P. M . Sat
urdava at 1 steamers BALDWIN and ROMKRfor
Cornwall. Newl-urj. New Haniburc. Marlboro. Milton.
Pongbkrepile. nvde Park. Eaopus, Kingston, connect
lnwjth U D. It. R. for alpolnts In Catakllls.
KKW IIAIKV.-Fare. lit EXCURSION.-iTO.
Bundayi. Lxcurslon. tl CO. Fast steamers leave Pier
S3. F..R. week days. 3P.M and 18 ml might! Sun
days. O;D0 A M and la midnight; week dav ateamer
connect on wharf with trains for Meriden,' Hartford.
Bprtngfleid. and points North.
TAMSDELL LINK.-Steamers leave Pier S4. N. R
IV foot Franklin it , for Cramton's, West Point, Cold
8prlng. Cornwall. Ftshklll Landlnr. and Newhurg
week days (except Saturday) B P.M.. Saturday 3 P M.;
8undays 0 A.M.; landing at 133d St.. N. R.. 5:30 A. M
Satlroaao.
Lehigh Valley System.
Station foot ot West 13d st, Penn. R, R.), Cortlandt
or D sbrotses St.
Indicate time from West S3d st. Other figure
show time from Cortlandt or Deshrossca at.
4ltia. oio A M. dally (Sunday S:4B. 7 A Ml
for U AL'CH CHUNK and Intermdlit"aiai"ni '
TiOft. Mils A. M. dally for WILKEhBARnp
8CRANTON (week day.l. it.MlRA (week rt.T
ffirhli'te lOCHESTfilt, IIOFFAW. NImJ:
ARA FALLS, and the W est and principal local polnu:
dlnlngrarandrhalrcartoBuffalo. .--"u.,
v.n!'t?0,.!ao A;a- Sundays only, for BOUND
BROOK and Intermediate atatlon.
atVwtfnWjS0 A.'. M' 04,lT' xcl't Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK aud IntermeUlate polnta.
I I ifia. itiioo noon dally, except Sundav.
"UIjACK DIAMOND EXl'KKSS."
Arrive Buffalo U:8B P M. Pullman Vra'lbuie Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service. Meals
'.f'- Connects at Buffalo with through aleen
r to Detroit and Chicago. " ieep-
.'.?""" P. M dally, except Sundav for
MAUCII CHUNK and Intermediate points. T
clpal Intermediate at.itions. Connects for all no n u
In ooal reglonst Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for WlUet-
tnH!?,e,.,.,,fo'u.P- M-U"J',rASTON d
$&& "Shar.?1 .8nU,e?med..K,.
cls0rU,,B?.,?nng?oUn.f0r,U,Jm' " U". C&r
FATan!.,r,l;n,..Ve.,!oVunaieerov.:t,.
ToronJo!" N Y to Ch'C,' Sltrt" ' Dalo and
fian, Rmn P.M dally, evcept Kundav atonnln.
rnlr at SOUTH Pl.AlNFIEl.tl, KaKtT k'bftiP k
HEM. MAUCII CHUNK. L. II. ' JUNOTIOS Sayiik"
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. HATAVIA and BUKFiLo'
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried f
Hins, iiiuo P.M. dallt.for ITHACA nuKi-i-i
ROOHESTFR. RUFFALO. NlAOARA FALlS ?nd ai
iThSel"'"1- VMa" tlMSn " Wllkis'baVrSiud
BOoWH.VdrrnV.r5n
issvsT a- " "" 8iao' - '" ' "sa
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at tit iai
S7S. 838, (144, and 1323 Broadw. 81 F 14th at iVa
E. laBtb at.. 17 Bowery. N. V. 60 Fu ton ll i
Jri,t.-,,s n"'. "d Brooklyn Annei. frookKn
N. Y. Transfer Co will all for Md Sheik b2?.I?i
from hotel or residence through toXsilnailon
ERIE RAILROAD7
Through trains leave Aew York, foot or .,k.
iVdYt,0l,0W"'"ld n" 'nr0,frCohm,mw,til
rlv a liuffalo S.00 P. M. V "lor car to ilMrr.rJ, "-
9:15 nTV.VISRtfSaw R-
Krs? ,o "'. c'"c':.nd c.,;,r! i,,"-
7:30 rr' di'yffa'.0rrin,i.C,.e,Te,,.,'nwl J'""1""'
the West. Cafe I.lbrarv car u,,rolt Chicago, and
m H.rn.1,.v,.,.."chlct.'od, Iffi'SSSS Dl'n'g
I3T broad war. 1S7 Bowervia. V ..'" UI. and
JI West UBth.uChwn.'.n"."!'''' na
N.w York! 883 smd 788 Fulton It lniJl!,',irrl,
Brooklyni 100 Hudson at.; n0h?k. .lU ,llro4way.
atatlon. ireatooti'a ExprVsl oauf ?1S2 lVJ r,,r
tag from hotel, and kiMmSJ "tiipn&R h
runni-i- ii1 i m n n n n n - i - " "i-nurn
"AMIRIOA'B GMATCrr ItAH.ROAD.'
NE.WYORK
(etral
- & HUDSOM RIVER R. a
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE,
DIRRtrr LIKE TO NIAUAI1A PALM.
AH through trains .lop. at Albany, Utlca, Syracms,
Rochester, and llulTalo.
Train, leave Grand Central Station, 49d Strret an
Fourth avenue, as follows!
n ' Kf A M.-AD1RONDACK MOUNTAINS. THOU
7:OU SAND ISLANDS, AND MONTREAL MT- I a.t,
Dally.exeent Sunday For Adirondack Jlouutains,
Thousand dlanda, and Montreal.
8 nri A. K Dally, expejnt sundav. The famnui
'.OK) EMPIRE STATE eXPRESM. LIMITED. FMf
est train In the world. Dnr Ilurralu at 4 43 p ,
Niagara Falls B:3B P.M., Toronto H:S3P M Tuts
train 1. limited to Its seating capncltr.
9 On A. M. FAST MAIL. Daily For Poughkeetmls,
!OU Albany. Utlca. Byracuae. Roohester, Iluralo,
Niagara Falls, and Cleveland.
lsi nf. A. M.-NORT1I SHORE LIMITED, Dallr-.
LJ'.JJ 2 4-hour trsln to Chicago via Mlchlitan . n.
tral route. Due Buffalo 8:40 P. M.. Niagara Falls
0:80 P. M.. Chicago W:00 A. M. Carries lte,, c.
and drawing-room car only.
1 n Ot A. II. DAY EXPRESS, except SuiMaj-.
lU:Ol- For Mlllbrook, Catsklll Mountains, and all
Imnortant New York State point.
I flfs P- M.-S0UTUWE8TERN LIMITED, 1 aily
X.UU For Columbus, Cincinnati. Indlanapolia, anl
ht Iiuls. Stops at Poughkeepsle.
I.nfl P. M CHICAGO SPECIAL. Dally-For Ijj,
A)J trolt. Cleveland. Toledo, and Chicago. Mom
at Poughkeepsle and Schenectady.
3 .tfi I'" M. TROY AND B4RATO0A M'Fr IAL,
,0J except Sunday For Oartlson's (West Pomu,
Poughkeepsle. Albanv. and Troy.
5.nf I'- St. LAKE SHORE LIMITED, Dally-84.
.UV7 hour train to Chicago, via Lake Slmr routs.
Due Cleveland 7:18, Toledo 10:03 A M t hi. ua
4:00 P.M. This train connect at Clevelanl foe
Cincinnati, due 4:53 P. M., and atToled.i for M,
Louie, due 10:1B P. M due Kama, city n It
morning. Carrie. Bleeping and dravln rota
tiS( P- St. WESTERN EXPRESS, Dally-Kor M.
OJU agira Falls. Cleveland. Toledo, Dttr..t ctl
ago. Cincinnati, and St Louis
6 .Or P.M -ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN"". TIIOC.
:ZO SAND ISLANDS. ANDSIONTRE4L EXPRESS
Dally For Adirondack Mountains, Thouianllii
anrts, and Montreal.
7.Cf I". M. NORTHERN KXPRiytS, DaIlvFo
,JU Troy, Plattsburg Burlington, Montn al, aul.
except Saturdsy iilahts. Ottawa.
7.Qrt ' M -BUFFALO SPECIAL Dally - For
.OU Rochester. liuffalo, Niagara Fall., f r- nto,
Cleveland. Indianapolis, St. LouU. snd r Ll.-i.
9.C P. M- SPECIAL LIMITED MAIl. Tilly
.UU (sleeping rarpaiaengera only Fori mtsos
Fall Brook Railway, via Lyons, and fo 1;ih j, ster,
Buffalo. Cleveland. Indianapolis, and St I - uli
9,1 C P. M.-PACIFIC EXPRESS. DallyF' r Sin,
LO cuse. Oawero, Watrr'own. Carw- Vln -eiit r-
drnsburtr, Buffal-i. Niaiara Filla. "le, elsui Tj-
lrdo, Chicago, and, except Saturdaya, r ir it
Auburn road.
19,1(1 NIUHT-MIDNIOnT EXPRESS T--strs
xt,XJ train for Chicago and principal pnnM on
the New York Central every night ex -ept Sunday
nlghte. Sunday nights, Cb'cago sleepers leave oa
V-IS train.
OiOtl A. M. andaias P. M. Dally, except Scndir,
to ilttsltcld, via Harlem Dlvslon
Oils A. M. bun-lays only to Plttifleld and the Berk
sblre Hills, via the Harlem Dl tslon
"ALL NIOUT" TRAINS TO YONKERS
"AH nlgbt " trains run between 1 B5th at an 1 pel its
on the Pntnam Division as far as Yonkera iu c .nr.ee
Hon with the elevated road. The only line r Jtoltg
all night trsln out of New York
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Train Illuminated with Plnuch light.
Ticket and Wagnr offices at Grsnl cntril sta
tion, lit. adl. 418 Broadway, 31 Fi.t 1Kb at ll
Broadway, SSB Columbus av . Ul Weat 133thir anl
18titbs, station. New YorkiSJS and W) Fuiion it
and too Broadway. E D.. Hnwklyn.
Baggage checked from hot'l or residence by tli
Weattxitt Express Companv
JOHN M TOUCEY. OEORGE H DANIELS
Oeneral Manager. Oeneral Pasnjer Aett
Pnnsylaii3
3La. A. X Xt 3M O Jb. 3D.
STATION'S foot of Weat Twenty-third street and Dee-
brosaes and Cortlandt stre ts
EaTThe leaving time from Dethrones end Cortlanil
street, is fle minutes later than that given t-ei w r.r
Twenty-third btreet stntlcn.
7iS5 A. m. FAST MAII Pullman Bur i Parlor
Car New York to Pittsburg. sleepingCar P'ttu.rg
tr-Chtoago. No coaches to P.tubur.
S5 A. vs. FAST LINE. I"tbbnrit -.d '"I've sal.
OiSS A. St. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED -! . n la
Co-upartmrnt bleeping. Dttlng. brui-Klt . a i (
serration Cars. For Chicago. cleTei-1 T .e.j,
Cincinnati, ItdlanapolU. Louisville, st ...v .
llSSr. M. CHICAGO AND ST. L-'H'.tv E
FurNaahvIIle.vlaClnclncail;. Chlcu "i . is
SlSS P. tt. WESTERN EXPIIF.-- -F .r t.ei -it-t
Cbtcago. For Toledo, except aturi
TllO P. ft. SOUTHWESTERN 1.XP1.ESS -Fur "!
clnnatt, lndlanapolla. St. Lout
5S r. St. PACIFIC EXPRESS -For Ptttli.rj asl
Chicago. Connect for Cleveland and Tulrdu ex
cept Saturdav.
tlAlliCTnS A HP TIIR OI III.
7:38, 8:3, tt:S3. 8:35 (Dlnlu,! Car .iJ'lJH 12 5S,
1:33(3:13 -Congressional Llm "a P r. r 41
Dining Cars). 4:83 (Dining Car i ' i uiig a.-.
8:38 P.M.. 11:10 nlgnt. Sunday. - i-. v as 5J
A. M.. (3:13 '-Congressional Lin- " a.l P r r 3l
Dining Cars). 4:83 (Dining Car,, 4 J j Dltlcg Can,
h:IB P.M.. 18:10 night.
BOUTHERN RAILWAY. Express. liSPI, li 10
nlgbt dally.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Express, a 23 A. M sal
K-33 P. M. daUy.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY -I 35 P
ii ally.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK -7 31
A. M. week days and 7-33 P M. dallt
ATLANTIC CITY. West Twenty-third street Suti.-a.
1 .55 P.M. and Desbrosses and C rt.anlt Mr.a
1:10P.M. weekday
CAPE MAY. Exprcu. 1S:3B P. M. week day.
I-ong Branch. Aabury Park (Interlaken i.ccsrfl,
OeanGrove.and Point Pleasant from We- Tw tv
thlrd ttrrrt nation). 7:83, S3, V 53, -' U,
1:53. S IS. 3:33. 4:33.8.33 P 31 Suu,yi !J
A. M.. 4:53 P. M (from D-sbrosjes a-i 1 r a it
Strreta). 7:40. 9:10. 10:00 A M 1'.' i". . I
4:80,8:10,7:00 P. M. Sundays, Si 43 A 3! ill
P.M.
rnrt pnii.siiFi.rmt.
6:18. 7t3. 7:33. 8-86. S.-B3. ll 5 e iS T'T Lim
ited). 8:33 .Dining Oar). 10:B', 11 S3 A 31. 'S'S,
1:53, 8:65.3 S3. 4:.B. 4 ij.Dlnlnjv sr 4 3 o
IngCar). B:53 (Dining Car). T 4 7"" 3 P I,
18:10 night, bundays. rt-15, 7 33. .'3 5 .i.
8:33 (Limited). 0:33. 10:35 A M. I " in ,-ut.
3-35. 4:S3 (D.nln; Car;, 4 33 Piu at v ' :1
(Dining Car;. 7:40. 7.35. 8:53 P. M 1 J I a;'i
Ticket offices Noi. 4S1. 844. llVt). 1.18J. 1.1." 1 31
Broadway: 1 Astor nouse; Went Twe t? tniri
Btreet Station, and stations foot or P-.tr.MM ad
Cortlandt Street.: 4 Court Street. a-HnFm. m tret.
t-v, Broadway, and B-ooklvn Annex Mat n v'nv t
lyn: Station, Jersey City 'The N. w Y rk T'a "f
Company will call for and che..k bit: cr !r.ia
hotela and residence, through to deatttiat-' n
J. a HUTCHINSON. J R V !
General Manager. Oeneral P r Kt nt
DBLAltAllR. LACKAIV.. A l:rm
It. It.
Statlena la Hew Verk. root of Ilarclay ant
Chrlatonber Nta.
trSTlni'LE TIMIVM. I1'LI.VIA III ITFT
CARS. PITril l.li:HT,
Direct route to Newark. Illoomfleld Montr'.i.r tfs
Orauges. Summit, llernardsvllle. lUskln. K 1s vl
Ison, Morrlstown, Paaaal.-. Patersja Hoont-n. ' ' '
Bunhope. Newmn. Budd'a Lake, I.L.e 11- I v -t.
Hackettatown. School. y' Mounta'n Wat ,-i a.
Phllllpeburg.Easton.WaterOap.str.ud.i-uri: I "
Mountain, bcraiiton, pittatou. Mlaebarrr V. nil
coke. Danville, Northuml-rlAnd, Montr..,- V j.'it
ton, Oxford, Norwich, Watenille. I'tiiv 1. c fe.l U
Byrlnga, Cortlan, Sjracuse, Oiwegii. Itlaa. ''''
Elmlra, Corning, Rath, Danslll-, PuSal an 1 all
points West, Northwest, and bouthwnt. , I
eiioo A. St. Blnghamtou Mall. bti) at . r ipJ 1
stations. 1
IO1O0 A. St. (Cafe car) Buffalo, Scrsr.t w !' -.- I
hamton. Owrgo, Ithsca, Elnilra, yrac 1- ' 1
wego Express. Pullman buffet psr r ro - f 1
necttng at Buffalo with tratnt fur n' ' r I
polnu Weat. Pullman parlor car Ni U' "
Rlrbfleld Sprints.
lioo p. St. scranton, Blnghamton, and F 1 irsfx-
press. Pullman buffet 1 arlor cara
4 1 00 i. St. Scranton. Wilkr-tl arrc. and 1 j '
Fxpres. Pullman buffet psrlor an
IOO P. M. (Dally) Chicago iratlbule I ' rf
presa for Scranton, Blngnamton, Vlnura 1 "
Pullman buffet sleeping car New York in t
Dining car west of liuffalo.
100 P. t. (Dally) Buffalo Fpr' I' "
eleepers for Scranton, Iltiighamt -u Km in i''3
Sit. Morris, and Buffalo, arm nu IluiTa u - '
OiBO p. .11. iDally) liuffalo. cranl. 11 ' "
ton. Owego. Ithaca, Elmlra, sirai-im- an' -'
Expreas. Pullman bullet sleepers. Mi N
ork to KIchfleM .sprlugs
Tickets aul Pullman accommodil! n ni ' 7
Oare A Sotia', Ltd.. 113 Rro,uliva). II Park 1 1 '4
488 l'nadway and 848 Broadway ll 1. ' ' "'
tatloua, 1 1 1 4tb av.. cur. 1 8th t , ill . -'
883 Cnlumbu. av New Yorki 3.1S aud 1 . -1 "'
and 1 Or) Broadway, Brooklyn Time table-
full Information at all stations.
Wt-jtt-ott'aKxpivaa Company willca'lf-- ' '
baggage from hotel or resldcnc 101I1 .Una' ' .
New Yoik anTBoslon All Rail.
IS. V., N II. 4 H. II, R and i- ti.e 1 n
From Grand Central btatbni
Iave liy way of P ".,
8:01 A.M, Springfield and Wurccaler. ' ' :
10:00 A. M t.Ncw London and Prm Id nv. .;
10:8 A.M., New Lon.ion ami Pmldi n.t . 11 !;
18:00 M., hprlngn. id and Wotvcter,
J1:00 P SI., Air Line and N.F.R H 1 1 ;u
1:118 P. M , New Loimntt mid Provldeln-e. ' '
U.0U p, M., Kew lndnn aud Prm bleu 1 '
400 p. M., esiirlnf nekl and Wun-esu-r, 1 ' -BtOO
P, M., New loiudim and Pr.n M.-iicv 1 '
11:00 1'. 3!., esprlngneld and Wiirc-.ter ;
18.00 P. M 'Si-w Loudon and Provldiu 1 . ' - '
Runs dally. Including himdar
ttll-iy htute l.lmlMl, all parlor cars, fan I '
eluding parlor car aeat.
tAIr Line Limited; arrlvea at an 1 dia-'- ' '
Park Sauar Matlon, Bostou. Return rr -
hour and 1 y eamo route.
Through parlor and sleeping cira by i-ach 1 '
0 T IIESU'vrKAU. lien Pa.-
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
I eave New York. Wnltf hall Terminal I
Chicago. 1 :b p. m, an 1 is lu 1u.n1
l'lTTHlit'HU.a-aSrx huuday I 33MIU 11 -'
CINCI.SNtTl.hT LclIH. V-13A SI . 4 '' ' '
WAblllVOTOV lALTISItiltl'. I '' '
Can, 11:83 A M (Dining Cat . I ' ) 1 .
Can, 4 33 (liming Car;, 3 )5 I'M. I 1
day. 11-33 1 lllulng -ar), 11-83 A SI il i
(Dining Car), 4 33 (Dining Cur,. 3 33 I' '
night.
NORFOLK. 1 1 8S A 31. ilally
Nhtt i).ll,KASii(!hriiuglielee eri 4 " v
Tralusleaiefiiol Llliorty al A nil mt
All iraim arelllumlnaiiid n-lth Piute . ,
Onlces: Ila, f, 8i). jai, lUOIIr.ia iv ''
Mtlist., la llowery. New York s:m n- 1
Brooklyn, Whitehall Terntlual llagsae""
from hotel or residenue to dsstluallou.

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