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J w THE SUN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER '27,' 189t. ,
; .. Autumn Offerings! lHfHwra Offerings! iiutomn Offerings 1
t Neills.
! Surpassing ! Women's Fall and Winter Garments.
L mi t Wc are now readv with a
MlllinCry. most extensive assortment jfe
h ; an i'i.ooit. of Women's Wraps, Jackets, 3?j?
I ! j Waists and Costumes for ipi
; : i FaI1 alld wintcr Wear- ,ts oJWL
t y"fW !a big stock, the largest we (Tcf
U ffefe have ever assembled. (Tl iR
Li HruS Everything that is correct p, A?
Pf 'J-Mi m stv'e material and color J C
lit wy is here, including the JTTcA
l'y )F choicest of novelties from awJuL.
f$ A: Jts1 Paris, London and Berlin, vj
II 1 nnd at VERY M0DERATE hi n
i'i (fPWmwin PRICES- '
lit (MlMkh Three of ToDay's Special Values:
II Vl V LADIES' TAILORED SUITS of fine English "
I k tu ,, c. rii i- .. mixed worsteds, fly front jackets, lined with I fl 7 k
f! fci'SaSS!!, SET ' Trfet. A, skirt lined with cambric ; regular lO.IO
A 'J It's a brilliant display, the best we price 22.00 J
i I milliners, are shown, a well .is a choice I Cense or black satins, new and correct shapes, gf. f
i variety from our own workrooms. strap seams ; regular price 18.00 J
III Ladies', Misses' and Children's LADIES' TAILOR-AADE CAPES, strap fa HL
I'I Untrimmed HatS trimmed, velvet trimmed collars, worth 9.00 . j 'U'sli'
I .main n.ooit. "
'4 f- The largest and best stock in town. C51L" Mines' and Infants'
All the leading shapes and colors, in- S1IKS. inib&Cb UI1U UllctUU)
' 1 eluding a number of main Ftoon. DCD t.
fjl EXCLUSIVE STYLES. ThrPP Cirent tWo-ninc u n.oon.
M : mree ureat Dargains. A new and bniiiant stock of Fan
A Grand Variety of 5 qqq ,,ards o-.jnch BLACK TAF- and Winter Garments for Misses, Chil-
Fine Flowers, Feathers and FETA BROCADES, excellent quality, drer, i and if ant s now ready. The
U P Millinery Trimmings new design- p y
including all the best novelties for au- H C To-Day's Attractions.
If tumn, at VERY LOW PRICES. Z7 Worth 1.00. MISSES' JACKETS, English Rough
i $ Cheviot Cloths, loose fronts lined with
H rr.. fZA. f 1,500 yards 27-inch BLACK SATIN Cerise Satins,
tl LlrCSS OOOflS I DUCHESSE,superbquality,worth2.00, nQ
IB ma..., K 7.VO. Worth 10.00.
i I We are showing an enormous collec- J, ftjr1 a e INFANTS' LONG COATS of
J10",,0!. PI?in and Fancy DIess ,FaJ-1rics rtnnniupi AiNnnrf rHANr.P figured India Silks, Creams only,
in aU the latest weaves and colorings sV double embroidered ruffles on cape
i especially suitable for Tailor -Made ABLb lAr-t-fciAb, au colors, very desirable,
1 Gowns, and will ofter to-day 2,000 S tf ,0. o
fig' YARDS 50-INCH ALL-WOOL ES- O'U'lT JJaK Wnrfhonn
II TAMINE CHEVIOTS, in shades of Jfy& OoOo Worth 9.00.
lm navy, brown, myrtle, wine and black, at --
IEAcyard-, In the Lamp Dept. Special.
QJP Jr worth 90c no rLoon.
A Superbtock of 'l Venetian Iron Hall Lamps like P
Foreign Novelties JkjKP cut, complete with bracket . Y.LD
at VERY LOW prices. J&ll I Decorated Banquet Lamps, with 9-inch
special attenUoTlTdirected to our A. P ' globe, central draft burner, J Oft
collection of FALL and WINTER Wmft f. WOrtll 6.00 OesO
VELVETS. Five different qualities, in fSfrM I'I 7
aii the new colorings, ranging in price wWJ? I Dresden Princess Lamps, complete with
1 .00 y p- W - I globe, delft or flower decora- AQ
f ; tDl , , V tion, 16 inches high . . . yOL
,rr I All purchases (except Bicycles)
1 1 1 delivered free to any point within An immense assortment of beautiful novelties in
I 1 100 miles of New York City Hand Painted and Brass Lamps ; also in Brass and
I I Onyx Goods, Bronzes, etc.
11 Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street.
vm
3l I amujstmtnts.
lit
.?,, I ATU BT. TnEATrtE. ntr Hth v.
fi !lM ATt J. WKSLBV IlO-ibNWU hT Manager
P Retorrrd heali.OrchcRirfi Clrcli, or ItiIcun,,fiOc. i
Sim EVESINU8 M:15 MATINtES WH). 4 SAT.
m TO-WIGHT, D,re'U
j ft;t LYIIIC TIIKtTIIK. l.ltllO,
ijfR Wm.Or.efiComp.ny.lniluUliiicCIIAhl.EI DALTOS,
KIU In WILKON HAIUIKIT'S Draliu,
m THE
I1 SIGN OF THE
fib CROSS
M MnerarutCUAHl.E.SH'.OiniANan.l KltANK W.
Wfi BXNUKH. Itb ttia lunn krrat ta-t, mtn ry, nnd
s appointments wen iliirnu Ita run lat iruuu in tUU
flW CltJ t the KNICKEKUOCKKH TIItATllh.
fk EMPIRE THEATRE, """"V"1
HM OturlM Frobman Manager.
iMM TO-MOHT AT H:'.'ll
.myh MR. CHAItl.Es UOIIM.N 1'iaSISTh
M . MISS MAUJE ADAMS
'1iF? In J. M. Uu-rlft'ioumedr, foumlcU in (.Uuoelof the
?&fc mniB nmiio, mtltleU
SB THE LITTLE MINISTER.
f Evenlnm h:?0. MMInpn t-afunlar SM3.
irK' Tbft tPKUUr WVdnfd Uy nint1iir f itil thnatrefnr
vfijr Uhwmod begin VvMpeaduy. uct 0
fjg KNICKERBOCKERi.
mif 8i nniK.NKK mu.ntii.
g GEO. EOWARDES' ... -ftiaial
iff GAIETY THEATRE ft IBB WJ Ft
A CO. OF LONDON ! I U Hi II
kfir N. Y. Herald a) t, rverlnlr III K" t 'In
y Town," and eer in will Ik. j'h ""l Ah ihikIi a
r.i j JJcauiyJJuow aa u Iry Muilcal (.uintd) "
-? BfPITH'S Continuous Performance.
t HK.B ill U -'.'.. Mi .Slum in 11 i M. i
I Vauaerlllo Dttiut of SK. A.I (it'll I.I. . t HAS II, i
'.' . -WEI.I.FS k CO. in -nil lii'itir ililAITHI (by I
', j OLVDK riTL'lll. II 'OS IIA5IH. 1'AKKHlb HOils,
i &, BECTOH I.MHAIM. HinlKtb . l.nmallinirf,
. Vtl(taWollcjri i)uther.
UPDAI r bljl AIU' TIIF.A ll'uut aliil'IMIltt.
r ntna.W - -Kvi.nluath 13 -
T DlfE'C riionur ims in1
rilLC O uih TIUtKV MiVKIIY
f!,, MATINfcKl WEDNtbllAY AMI .-.ATUUIIAV K If).
i BROADWAY THEATRE, ffit'.?
j'l FRANCIS I coii..rt , HALF
',l WILSON I ur I A KING.
f V ETg.Biln. Mat. Sat. 3 Uok. prices li 30, II 'iftctii.
, i rHO I UK 9 t'itoiniA( r.
; I t 1310O I. ll l l. arm. JO anil nil rrnla.
ItUhMELI. IlliOS. lulls' KhIIMI.l
tMFSCIIEN'b (IHKAT II.LLaION -WIN Ml Itr.l),
lAim. HAVilOMi, MIJJI- Wl.bn.ll.S
t:i, nRAND 0,'E,U """si urt.
; , MnHnu noi'sp. bin a v. a I'M ..i .fat.
Vf AUdl'bTDb I'lTOU .. .,,. ami Mauurr
V' i PRIWROSE & WEST'S MINSTRELS.
U ni mil Hroadwar and HOi.i ,t
, UIJOU l:rc,,lf, Mat. W.. I mil Sat, S.
' : htih ROLAND RCED. IViililWW
) opt. -' what iiArrFSBii ru Junes
J I WEBER & FIELDS' ffl;''.
' , TIIK CI.I M.M IIIIIII.K.OllK.
m OUoi HAIUU LQrTUS, Carou & Hubert, and uthcra.
I l
GlwETTHEATRE.l.l'di.'o;; .v.
CHAW,hs FHOIIMAS .. . Manager
SECOND CROWDED WEEK.
" fl'irht p(Miuiue Success of
tliiw season."
Jenle Wooda In Ev'g World.
Charles Frolnnan pnarnta
MR. SOL SMITH RUSSELL
"Jilt. HUM1KL.IH HUMOK AND I'ATHOS ARE
ALIKE hl'ONTAM-OUN A.SU UNtOUCEII." Herald.
In Martha M"rton' Amerlran Ciimedy.
A BACHhL()R'S ROMANCE.
"A IiKMUIITH'l. t'OMKDY." Sun
"A l'Ol'l lilt bUCCLbS." Evmlns 1'oat
K'Milng., 8:li. Matinee Saturday at a.
KOSTER & BIAL'S AS?:
GRAND OPENING TO-NIGHT.
CLEO DE MERODE.
I'AINl IIAI.I.KI.
(Ml OTIIKIl tllli:iU NTtlDI.
LYCEUM 'HSrSOTHERN
4TII Wl.l'.K (IKNUINF.nUCl.E8S.
"Tim autliora haw held the mirror up to the
day. of tin, Smith bra lluhble, and the whirl of
thino ilaya l ri'tlettnl In tlili plaj." Herald
1'lltM.K AI.I.K1 (IIAUK AI.I.K1.
llt.H Al,l,i: HtM.K AI.I.K1.
The ur plar, by autliora of Itoaemary "
GARRICK THEATRE M V.
Hoy t & Mi le. I,e.i . C'linrli-a Kroliinan. Mauagor
ami wr.iiii mi: uiu hi'sil'ai. kaiick.
B-Bk"9a fl'" or' farro Uoyt
iTo'a' H BO ha kit n nj In yearn,"
A STRJGERINJE? YORK.
HilYT'S li"HM Kee, I aitlut.nr It'way.Kru..
:.J ' rlMiira H'10. hat Mat. S IS.
4fll AMI I'O"! I IVI.i.Y 1.AHT KKK
A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON.
Oil I -III! l'HOl'I.ll C APH'.
STII All I'wnyS-'Htli.t Kvir. H'llll SatrMttTia 30
1,1 AV. A SOUTHERN ROMANCE.
C.ilillm III InsOi t 4 -MHJIK HARD MAN!-FIELD.
MANHATTAN" K'"' - lib$$-
HIIU lltl'I'KMll Ttl JOK.
Tiii'sday, Oct, I THE 1'IIIST BOItN.
t'tNIMi Hrl Time. Seaion'aileguTar
T( niu-'vf ut I'ruilucllon Over lU'J l'eotile.
Curiam HUa 1IIK IIKLI It
rro'niti at h ii' .i: viiiiii."
HAI VIQ I E'ery KTcning at ii5,
UHLl'Oi tiik i litem ciim.
Kretber aud jollier than ererl
Mallncri Veduvi.iU) X Btlurday at a.
7 IRVING PLACE THEATReT"
TlilliAVDIE GOLDNE EVA. Ailht
COLUMBUS THEATRE
IIIK l.tl'HlllllI!
THIRD AV. I;'6'1?-,8''""1
...Kar.,r-. I TWO LITTLE VAGRANTS,
OLYMPIABi?.1,!: US: ADDUOrT
"IIIKCAT AU TIIK C'llEIII U."
MURRAY HILL I .led i vp-
Uk AeauddM, ASTRA YJ 7B, 'dSNb.
ftT A Mats Wednesday and Saturday at a P.M.
1 STAR xLh&li upjffiWMSfc
musemtttts.
LAST (I NIGHTS. LAST MATINEE SATUHDAY.
Silt. IIKIIIIRItT .,. IIHH Kr-sIK
UaKlt Hi' U HIAV0
and thMr cunipAtiT-. Includlnft Mr. W( J.'j.E MOYNE,
Preapntlntf Uadelrlne Lucctte Ityley'a Coniodf
"A COAT OF MANY COLORS."
sPECHI.-HO.MIIV. T. 4111.
Mil. at. it. It I LI. It li
and tils company, presenting;
Henry Arthur Jours s new play.
TIIK Plltlll'llV"
Sale of seats dorIiis Thurrday morning
AC ADE JVlY I4iti st. and Irrlim place,
r.. a. ailmore A Eugene Tompkins, 1'rop'ra Jt MVrs.
B ffl aasiaana I.IW TIIII HKKHA.
NAlUKt. SSSr-
JIATS. WEU. ft HAT AT , EVE., 15
HARLEM OPERA H0USE7 g"-."'
I.YCBIIM rilllATHK HTtK K III,
Toulftht. "The Mrst Oentleiuan of Europe," Tiles.,
"Tbu Mayflowen" Wed'j , "The I,atn Mr, Cantello,"
Thur.,Frl ,A Hat. (Slot A K r )."! he Prisoner of emla "
HARLEM "'" I Adl. Harlem Opera
Wt-Crei nt,i lloiiui I'ulMlnK
Opeua I'o.llliely I 1 iln, Harrlgun au I L lu t
Ta-nlalil. lllckey." Wood and bliepi anl
aud ai) others, frlt-on, AUr 7Se., (I,
AMKIliri lXTITl.TR KAIIl,
HIA1IIKII Klt AIIK AltllS'V.
OPEN 10:80 A, M. TO 103(J P. M. loo. Exhlhlt,
rreo Samplea, Hleycles, Noviltlrs, Iucntloiu Con
certs. AHMIHSION TO ENTIKK hXIUIIITIO.S, aBc.
PEOPLE'S nWWmh.
VBRGBHIA HOT SPRINGS
OPES ALL THE YEAH.
rEllFKCT FALL CLIMATE. S.HOCI KECT H.1AA.
HON, ON C'lll.HAI'KAKK A.NU
OHIO HA1LWAY
THE NEW IIOUFHTKAI),
a grand mixleru hotel, lompletid and ojicred Ia,t
yeat , cottusi's aud laslno Most cural lit h.ilhaktirAu
for rheuiiiatlsiu, gout, and nervous truuMea Liery
hath from Hon iinr springs of tintiiral lot viater
iioi.f i.i.sks ami w:i J.-KMT di;n:.s.
Fine Livery and MiiKUlllieut Muuutalu Kurrouudlnics.
Pulluiau t'oinpaitinent Car New York to Hot
bprlngs, without ihango, Tuisdai. Thursdar, and
baturuay llools at rrod hcliollelu'a, lleiropollian
bulldlug. Madl.on aquare.
Excursion tlcketauml Pullman rraenatlona at( hei
apeake und Ohio ortloes, ItiWand 133J llruauuy,au .
offlcea PeniisjIioLltt luilroud
HUM bri.HHY, Manager,
Hot riprings, UatU county, Va,
Srnainn jaottli mxi 3!wturant'..
IIOTKI. M HTV. Frenoli lahlv il'liot.-.
47 West '44ili at, henod lubiiuimtTilanteu.
Cnnoert every evening I.udlii, 400 1 dinner, fiOu,
Wine and ooffee In ludedi rvlce a Ja carte at all
hnursi uiiKlrrato prlres Itooma liy day or week,
HiiUnrru una grewmnhinn.
SEAL flAHMF.NTS-l'luo furs made to order, model
Hug old itarments a spcualtyi prloea reasouahle.
UAllKkll'K, ion w UDtli at (late of Uuuther, OiU ar.)
guuluiist- nna (xrhnnnr.
WANTED Small hvdraullo older press s capacity
tenLarrtU. 17a Washington at, lirookiyn.
Skropcd oi) & Sboc "I
ttms STflfJPARP of iERIT
6-AVENcyfNER2rpst
The"Gornell"Shoe
is designed for men who demand
and can afford the Best. It com
petes directly with the most ex
pensive mado-to-ordor shoos, and
will bo found to surpass them in
style, quality, and comfort.
It appeals to the sensible with
its medium toe, raised in the
centre to allow just sufficient
room; to the fashionable with
its clean, graceful cut a happy
improvement on its English
model.
The iT
"Cornell" 1g I
Shoe, L M
$g 00 J jM
Mon's " Cornoll" $g" 00
Cordovan Shoos, V a
hand-sowed wolt, . . )
Men's " Cornell"
winter russet SIiopb, 1 $" 00
newest Bhudes, calf S
lined throughout,
hand-sowed welt, . .
Men's " Cornoll"
Importod p a t o n t j 0 -loatlior.nlBoinpnam-
(
elloatliorLacoSlioes, '
double sole, English
box oulf top, . . . .
Your Shoemaker charges S I 0
for such shoes. If his pinch, or
are too loose, you have no re
dress. We have sizes to fit every
body. A.J.CAMMEYER,
6th Ave., corner 20th St.
Rk pJNTlS pINE pJRNITURE
SUBSTITUTES FOR SUNLIGHT.
The nrIous toues of jrllow, if properly
handled, can often ho made to successfully
replace the lacking brightness in a dark
room. With furniture and hanging? ap
propriately harmonious, a hitherto cheer
less apartment can be thoroughly and com
pletelj transformed, if you consult us In
the beginning, so we may do all the ordi
nary carpenters' nnd plasterers' work. VTo
will iIovIhc the necessary combination aud
charge nothing for expert advice. If de
sired, wo will then carry out the decorative
Hcheino to your satisfaction, charging but
factory prices for material aud execution
because jou
BUV OFTHC MAKER"
Geo. G. Flint Co.
43. 45 and 47 WEST 23?ST.,
NEAR BROADWAY.
rACTORY 1 154 AND 156 WEST I97STBEIT
Pianofortes, Organs, &r.
FISCHER PBAIUOS
OVER 100,000 SOLD.
The Urtfr-Bt ami Illicit aMortim-nt of urand and
Uprltthtt, In uulut il4li;ni and (Minlc wnidn Mod
erjl prl pi and rajy pajrmutfl. 1'lANOs FORltKNT
Kxchantfed ttraI it'cond hainl I'laiitMi of our
own and othT c Irt rated tnaLen at low jirlern
33 UNION SQUARE, WEST,
Hctwern lfltb and 1 Tth HtN . .S V.
N n I'ianoa tune I, repaired, inlthud.
Muilolans tay the diatlnguUhhiit cbaraoicrlatlo of th
WEBER PIANO
U Ita lympatlieUc tonn.
lrlr(M renitonnlilri term lllirrnl.
Rllglitli uiud and arcond liand unrlnht pianos or
T&rlcu maker 1 1 00 an 1 upw anl. I' I aim n tiled,
ii:uK.ii.iiii:ri.4( k iumi.,
fitn an., cor. HHh at., N. Y.
PIANOS TO RENT.
lJUt.iK AMJ hWOAM ASHOHI31ENT OF
BRICGS PIANOS,
AM) OTIII-Jl I.EADINft MKK!ts. 7
AIo hnricaliiN In icond linnd I laiuw, caah or In
tullmmu. emv ternmt tuning an 1 repairing
C II DITTOS ft CO.. Ktf7Uroadway (lMhut.).
THIS WEEK'S BARGAINS.
Our l'lauu tiargnlns for this wk are unrth looL
Innnt. ww t'rniiiiiT aiso.
TIIK OPKRi" PMf BUIJS I'P.
Pianos ul, $i0 In 1100. ra.y terms Miliar rianos
IA lo a?& catalrirup frco auy Aiiaremi Wrlto ur
rail I'KI- K A bO, Corner Ilroadn ay ariil 47tli st.
I Altlll ANIKl.r(ANTA'tinilTlKN'Tor lilell srade
J' PIANOS TO RENT.
Also ImrgalDs In sltKtitl) Usui planus nf tbe tit-it
makers. Hem applied un imnliiun
LOUIS J. JQSCFI.V.N. IU UAST HITH BT.
A. Ml Ft F.IIA.NT I'l'HIUlIT l'l.NOl.
RENTS S3 MONTHLY. Cartage Free.
OOKT2 A I'D., HI ANU 83 COUHT Nl,
0n etrnlnxa, llruuklyn.
AM:V 1)01 111 B 1IAMI OHOAN, nil lati it Imprmcv
nirnUi piilt still, for litinir ur t liiirchi nt a great
haiTlHi ii, iilsii a fi i xciillunall nuu liurimlus lu
ujirlglit planust call ami uxnii Ine and Juilgu dir )our
self. Mtiil fnruiikl Imriatli list
NIXDIIAM J'l NO & OltllA.N LO , 110 i;t Ml bat.
ri'itM.iiTK. "
7'jin'tnif, meiliuiii sltf. ttT.'i no ...Sii monthly
itiiHtui laricesl alie, $JO0 (III . . $tl mixitblr
IU llta t'l Oil. .('artagofrmltilsweuk
IIOHUON, 1 .lit Ktrtli nr., U'l '.'nth ami .'Islet
1"?('foitV IIAHOAISS -I'prlulit plum llitlt used.
' 10il aud ilpwonl null). LhLK IlllOb . B84
Wrat 4,ld
r ahiIk AssoiufiCj.T. .iinlit'iy u.cd, $mi to"(i2si
Aj rout. (:i( small lu-.t I Iiiil-jiih.
OUVKIlIt IlllOb,, lUKasl Mtbat.
OOfrTfEOAM "l'lANO auliablo fur lii-KlnnerTi
VOU ipiod nrdiri stool lDilu Ilroadwui, corner
7tliat.
Cxrurstons.
M li . Mini porgtei rtshliiK a erv good Sat.
' unla) a n I hiiuda) ou steamer AL I'Osri'll.
v-KA li -. nshliiKilnllyT steamer Al. HSThlt, Kaat
'" ' i 7.4U; Uanery. "Jjli bull.
)i I I'i1m, mcuiii n7, aud I'liiiiu.
liFH'i-115 dflly i:l 1 HSIO irxii'iu Bumlaysi, liy
i i ni i n Da Lino Steamers New York and Alliany
taliruiiaus .t, ler at til IU A, 11, aud West UI&
l. at t) a M
Colltne? nnd .Srhooljs.
law flirlioeila.
NEW YORK ) UnJTTrhool, ISO nroadwar.
I AUf Qpunm sCrenlua: N liool. Cooler Unlcn.
UrtY OLItuUL i-'Unlabl Jlrlhud"il Inslrur.
linn. LL II. In two)eari I.I. Jl In I line years,
h. nd for catalogue. ll r Olim: UHABE, Dean.
CTuslral.
BW&l n,i'ollu, Tlollu. Etiltar. slnglus. course
. i AnnOS? uitBted lastruiuenu fur
ulsl-ed. liOUTON, rcuiored 405 OtU ar.
B.3Utmatto.
ARK NOW SHOWING THEIR AUTUMN
IMPORTATIONS OF THE
FASSO CORSET
INCLUDING AN ENTIRELY HEW MODEL
IN ADDITION TO THE JFASSO
STllAldllT FRONT, WHICH IS MADE
IN A VARIETY OF MATERIALS, SUCH AS
C0UT1L, WOOL, BR0C1IE, BATISTE AND
BROCADE.
M
TRADE MARK
B.A. Be CO..
(None genuine unless stamiwd with th above
Trade Mark.)
NINETEENTH ST. & SIXTH AVE.
BOYS' CLOTHING
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER
WEAR OF THE NEWEST MA
TERIALS, IN DOUBLE-BREASTED
AND MIDDY SUITS, SAILOR AND
RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, TOP
COATS AND REEFERS, ALSO HATS
AND CAPS, SHIRT WAISTS,
BLOUSES, ETC., AT MODERATE
PRICES.
NINETEENTH ST. & SIXTH AVE
Gollrgrs nnd Schools.
colu wi b i aTu nTv e wsTtyT"
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
nionviNceiDB iiriciith.
Main Entrance, lietb St., between Doulerard
M1U AUU1.IUWU BT,
RTltTrE KXa.llAATIOVH-Sept.S? to Oct. V.
IHATItlC lXTIO. I.M) KaCCISTllATIOX com
mence bept. 30.
TUB Al'ADBWIC 1KAU commence! Monday,
Oct. 4.
For examination scbednles and other Information
apply to the UUHSAll. room 100, Library building.
V. . corner of basement.
hETn LOW. LL. P., TresldenL
For llnya amd loung Men C'lty aiud Coontrr.
D W i G H fB JES
lulguteentb yeor begins Spt. SO.
Noted for Its sound, common sense system of in
struction, under experienced teachers. Small cla.se,
with special attention to the IndUldual pupil. Oradu.
ates of Dwtcbt have teen admitted with high credit
to Yale, llarrard. 1'rtnceton. Columbia, and other
collcites. The annual catalogue will bo mailed on
applliatlon to Principal. Arthur Williams, B A. (Yale,
'771. So .chool hours wasted tn military drill.
BETTS ACADEMY";
HTAItrtMlll, C.
nOME LIFE aud the I.N DIVIDUAL, tho kernoti.
Each tov ma-le a partner In the companionable
bniae life U tauxht how to ttudj, and reoelvea the
peraonal training moat valuahlt tn hltu.
Thorough preparation for College or Huclneaa.
LarK and bf autlful Krounds adapted to at hi otic
and outdoor iporta. 3tTH YEH
M. J. IIKIT, M. A, (Yale). Principal.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
Xloya prepared fur College, Scientific School, and
for liualne.H, 1'rlir.ary department. Well equipped
Qymna.lum H-,i-n SKI'TKMIIKH 3f).
1. C MVIHrr, L. II. D. Head Master.
aii.aa i.ir KVt'M-i ; t:Tii ht.
HB AS B Us TO X fl XSTITBJTE,
-tn Trat Mi-.! kf.. ManhNtlnu t4nar X.
Mot iieNtrahlQ achool alto In New York Prepara
tion college and tiURliKM; ihemlcal la1oratory, rfad
Intr room, gjii.naHli.imtUustrnted cataloRUett rropena
Sept. 30 N AH' HIBAl.D SHAW. Jr , Principal.
W00D3RSDGE SCHOOL
Sixteenth jrear IteKlin OctoWr 4th.
Prepare especially for
COH'IIHA M'IKMtL OF TIE.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE
U1LTIC NT., IMUH1KLYV
For boarders and hj cholani. roopena Sept. 13.
Tcriiia reason ft We. Bend for catalogue.
"SACRED "HEART ACADEMY-
Select Catholic liimritlua' school, edmatluual ad-Tantuiri-s
uu.iirpas.eil, hmu all rear; fall term began
Sept. 7 Address llro. AUUt'ST, West Cheater, N. Y,
HAI C C V OOI.I.EOIATK SCHOOL Fon
P4la.3lC HOYS, 114 West 40th at.
rilhsciiTT 11 VAIL. A. I! . Ph. 1) , l'rlnclpal.
Thlrtt third jear begins Sept, V7.
CERIACH ACADEMY
CUI.LrUh l'Ol.NT, Liihk Island Jlllltarj Hoarding
School fur Ihijs, (1) iiiuastlca and drill every day,
Ct9nfi SC'lIOLAKRIlll'S (Immedlato applicants)!
jJJ backwaid ikiji. Improre wonderfiitlytntno
teeu miles from X. V. Hempstead L I.) Institute,
fop Ulrle Kud Youutn omen I'ltl unit t'ouatry.
Miss S. D. Doremus
novr.Diso and niv school hon uirls.
ItEOl'KSS OOlOBKIl 4TH.
7U0 Madlsnu a New York.
Itl'TOBIIiri.MtTITl'TK "
Mill VOUVU IADIBX,
Tuition, HI on. in Wrmi aath wtreel.
I I ll A, S. 1.
Mrs. I'lntr. Mehool.
rail term opens last nvok In September,
Kev, llr. nml llm, t'liitrlea II. .Inrifner.
SCHOOL hOH IllltUS. Illl 7 H1TII AV
For suuuicMcu mid liomvu t'ltj aiidTouiitri.
FRIENDS' "SEMINARY,
lntb st , corm r Ilutliorfonl place, St w York,
FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
1P2 114 Si lieriiierhorn St., Ilrooklyn. N Y
Ol'KN SH-I al, 1MI7
Nonseclarlon ScbonU for Hoys and Olrlsof all grades.
New York Boarding School Directory.
3 Wi'.t riMirleenlll !., w orb.
Circular, ntnl full Information nf si lect hlch gra.to
Dnardlnii Schools, i Ity audcountry Hiv-clsl attention
paid to out-iir tnu u applicant 11 K 11 ANNA Y
pOLi.KUK I'rlEl'AHVIUiti UUl'AKTMENr of til.
V' Ethlial Culture Siliools, (Will Jladlsun . Opens
Oct. 4 Tullloii SiOO. 1'fcUUI VAL CIIUIUI, Principal.
"IJHATTr.NSl IT Uli:, Brooklyn, N, Y.-Kall term ba-
X Klusbept, il. f. II. PltATT. beefy.
Ilii.lue.a I'olleces.
PA 1N E 8
HI1IMJ COI.I.KUR AHI Itl'IIOOL
Or1
HTKMII.lt t I'll Y ,ll TII'KIVIIITIMJ,
OIl: II VV Al ItlFMM..
(i IIOWKHY, COHNBllCAS.W. hT
DPTOWN. 107 Wr.Sl U4TII ST., COH. IIIUIADW'AV.
AB.Bs Klli .IBOXBOY "
while learnlnK shorthand and typewrltlnz it
VI'.ll.llI.-VK'.l,
Rlfl JIKOAPWAY. N Y,
Long Island Business College.'
lai tu I in Koiitb am, !,, iimoMlyB,
Day and evening ses.ion Send for catalogue
KKMlVO WltlOHT. Principal.
T7ASTMAN UUSINthS COl.LEHL. l'okeeialci. NT Y
l'i NEW YOKK UUMI.NhSS I.NHTITUTE-Arford tbor
ouku education for business. IIOOKKEEP1M), Hank,
lng, Bborthand, Tyiiewrltlng, Corrrapondenoe and
l'i aparalory Uepartmenu. Day and evening sessions.
Calf or write. O. O, OsJoes, Pre., 81 Easl lmth at.
AMIRIOA'S OHBAT1ST RAHLROAe."
NE.WYORK
VX ft, HUDSON RIVER R. B.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
Dinner Lisa to KiAOAnA rAMA
All through trains stop at Albany, Utloa, Syracuse,
nochcatsr, and nuffalo.
Trains leave Orand Central Station, 43d Street and
Fourth avenue, as follows
8 .or. A, M Dallv, except Sunday. The famoua
.OXJ EM I'I KB BTATK XXP11F8S. LIMITED. Fast
est train In the world. Dua nuffalo at 4MB P. U
Niagara Falls ftiOO P. t Toronto N.SO P, U. rhls
train Is limited to IU seating aapaclly. Connects
at Utlca for Adirondack Mountain and MontrraL
9.Qfl A. M FAST MAIL, Dally Kor Pougbkei pile,
IQJ Albanv, Utica, Syracuse, ltochestir, Burtalo,
Nlaoara Falls, and Cleveland.
1 n.nr. A. M.-NonTH SHORE LIMITED, Dally
1UIUU 114 hour train to Chicago via Michigan Cen
tral rout, Due Duffalo H:40 P. li.. Niagara Kails
ViHO P. H Ohtoago DiOO A. II. Carries sleeping
and drawing-room oars only.
1 fl Qf. A M.-DAY EXPIU8H, axoept Sunday
XU.OU For Mlllbrook, CaUklll Mountains, and all
Important New York State point.
I.nfi ' M. S0DTHWE8TEUN LIMITED, Dally
.JJ For Columbua, Cincinnati, Indlauapolls, and
vt Lnula. Stop at Poughkeepsle.
I.flfs ' M OlIlOAOO SPECIAL. Dally-For De
,UU trolt, Clorelaud, Toledo, and Chicago, Stops
hi Pougbkeetisle and Schenectady,
3. Of !' M.-TP.0Y AND ALDVNY SITCIAL. ex
.0J cept Sunday For Harrison's (West Point),
l'miglikectKle, Albany, and Trnv.
5,fif I r- M.-LAKE SllOKE LIMITED, Dally-S4-.VJJ
hour train to Chicago, via Lake shorn route.
Due Cleveland 7:1 B, Toledo 10 0(1 A H Chlcauo
4 00 P M This train connects at Cleveland for
Cincinnati, dun 4BB P. M and at Toledo for St.
Louis due 10HB P. II. . due Kansas City next
morning Carries sleeping and drawing room
car only.
('nil P. ii. WESTERN EXPRESS, Dally For NI
l.yjyj agara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Cltl
, ago, Clticltiuatl. and St Lnula
t' l)C P. M AUIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
).0 MONTRFAL EXPRESS, Dolly-Fur AJlron
'I fc k Mouutalus and Montrsal.
7 .Ofi p' M. NOIITIIBIIN EXPRESS. Dally For
uV Troy, Plattsburg, Burlington, Montreal, aud,
utipt Saturday ntghta. Ottawa.
7.Qfl M-DIIFFAI.O SPECIAL. Dallv For
( .OU Rochester, lluffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto,
t I t eland, Indianapolis. St. Louis, and ChUago.
9,r( P. M. HPLC1AL LIMITF.D MAIL. Dally
.JJ isleeplng car passengeraonly) For points ou
Fall Brook Railway, via Lyons, and for Rochester,
IiuiTalo. Cleveland, In ilanapoll.. andst Louis.
9 ."1 C P. M PACIFIC EXPRESS, Dally For Syra
.XJ ansa, Oswego, Watertown. Ogdenshurg,
ii,,rr.iA ui...,. c-.ii. ni...i..ri Tni..in rt..
cago, aiid, exoept Saturdays. for'Cspe Vlnoent
and the Autiurn road,
1 9. 1 ( NIonT-MIDNIOHT EXPRESS. Theatre
.i.XJ train for Chicago and principal points on
the Sew York Central every night except Sunday
nights. Sunday nights, Chicago sleepers leave on
u : IB train.
Oioo A.M. and inns P.M. Dally, except Sunday,
to Plltsneld, via Rarlem Dl tslon.
ana a M Sundays only to Pltuneld and the Berk-
sulre Hills, via the Harl-m Dlvbilon.
"ALL NIQUT" TRAINS TO YONKFRS
"All night " tra'ns run between 1 BMh st and potnts
on tbe Putnam Division aa fax as Yonkers. In connec
tion with the elevated road. Tbe only line running
" all nlgbt " trains out of New York.
Wanner Palai e Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Plnuvou light.
Tickets and Wagner omo-a at Orand Central Sta
tion, 118. 301. 418 Broadway, 81 rut 14th St., BIB
Broadway, USB Culumbus av., SI West UGtb St., and
I3nth su station. New York, 838 and 728 Fulton st.
and 108 Broadway, E. D , I rooklyn.
Bsggago checked from hotel or residence by the
Weatcott Express Company.
JOHN 3L TODCEY. OF.OROE II. DANIELS,
Osneral Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Lehigh Valley System.
Station loot of West S8d St. (Penn. R. It.). Cortlandt
or Desbro&ses St.
Indicates time from West 28.1 St. Other azures
show time from Cortlandt or Deabros'es St.
Otis, Oio A. 11. dally (Sunday .8:41, 7 A.M.)
for MACCH CI1CNK and Intermediate stations
lias. Nils A. M. dally for Wll KtI)AKItE,
SCltANTON (week days). ELM1RA (week days),
ITHACA. OE.NEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, MtO
ARA FALLS, and tbe West and principal local points,
dining car and chair car to Buffalo.
Moms. lno A. M., Sundays only, for BOUND
BROOk and Int rmedlat statlone.
.in.nft. IOiKU A. M. dallv. .Tmnt Rnnrt.T fftp
MACCH CHUNK and Int rmedlat point
1 1 iSS, IStOO noon dally, except Sunday
"HIjACK DIAMOND KXIMtKSS."
Arrives Buffalo B:SB p. M. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaohea and Parlor Cars Dining Car service. Meals
a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers
to Detroit and Chicago
19, s, iman p. M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points.
IUiSS. ins p M.. Sundayaonly, forEASTON.
UACC1I cnUSK. and the coal branches.
as. liso p M daily, except Sunday, for
WILKESBAHRE. PITTSTON, sCRANTON, and prin
cipal Intermediate stations. Connects for all points
tn coal regions! chalrcar for Wllkesborre.
,S. nu p M. dally, except Sunday, for
WILKE8BAKRE. PITTSTON, SCRANTON. and prln
dpal Intermediate atotlona. Connecu for all points
In coal regions ; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car far Wilkes
barre.
Mtoa, SilB P.M. dally, for EASTON and Inter
mediate stations.
aisa. Oilo p M. dally, except Sunday. Express
for SLATINUTON and principal Intermediate sta
tions. Connects for Heading and Uorrtaburg. Choir
car to Slatlngton.
OiBa. 7iOO P. M. dally for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS, and sll points V est. Pullman sleep-r vesti
bule train N. Y. to Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo and
Toronto
Tl50, BtBOP M dally, except Sunder, "tcrplng
only at SOUTH PLA1SFIELD, F.ASTON. BETHLE
HEM. MAUCH CIIUNK, L. ft a JUNCTION-. SAYKE.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. 1IATAVIA. and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo None but sleep'ng car
iasengers carried. No hiexaee carried
aa, lllOII P M. dallv. for ITHACA. GENEVA,
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all
polnte West. Pullman sleepers to Wllkesborre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains dolly, except Sunday, for
BOUND IIHOOli and lntermeillato points, leave as
follows: SI, 9.00 A. M M.S3, 11:30, '3:51,4:20,
ond'B BS, SiSOP. M.
..vbvhikuw , uiiuiau nv.,iililiin,niinip . n., sit.,
78. 8BB, 044, and 13i3 Broadway. 81 R. 14th St.. 150
E. ISStb St., IV7 Bowery, N. Y i "HO Fulton st . 4
Court st.. 98 B'woy, and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
N. Y. Transfer Co will rail for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination,
DELIMTAIIK, LACHATT A.A X UESTim
11. IL
Statlone In Mew Vorlf, ruel of Barclay and
Christopher at..
TESTIDIXK TlttlMt. n'Ll.TIAV ni'prKT
t-AIM. PITSril I II1IIT.
Direct route to Nenara, Bloomnrltl, Montclalr. the
Oranges, Summit, liernamstllle, Bssklng Ridge, Mad
ison. Morrlstown, Pas, ale, l'au-rson, lioontou, Dover,
Htanhoi-, Newton Build's Lake. Lake Honatcotig,
Hackettfetown, Scbooby'a Mountain uhlngnn,
Phlllltsburg. lUston.WaterUap.siroudshurg, I'o ono
Mountain, Mrsntna. I'lttston Wllkelarre, Nnntl
coke, Danville, Northumbt-rlaud. Moutroie, Bingham
ton. Oxfonl, Norwich, Watervllle. Utlca, ltlchflcld
Springs. Cortland, Syracuse, Oiwego, Ithaca, Oneho.
Elmlra, Corning, Bath, Dancvllle, llurralo, and all
points West. Northwest, and Soutnwtat
Mioo A, M. ltinghainton Moll, stops at principal
stations.
IOioo a, !B, (Cafe cor) Buffalo. Scranton. Ding
honiton, Owego, Itbnca, E mlra, Svroouse, and Oa
wego Express. Pullman bnrret parlor cam. Con.
netting at llurralo nlth trains for Chicago aud
points West. Pullman parlor cor New York to
Rlihneld Springs.
liOO p. .11. scranton, Blnchamton, ondElmlro Ex
press Pullman buffet parlor cars.
4 mo P. M Reranton. WHkrsharre, ond Plymouth
Eiprcii Pullman buffet parlor core
7ifll. SI (Dally)-Oblcago vretlliule Unilted Fx-
freas for scranton, Btnghamtou, Elmlra, lluffalo.
'ullmon buffet sleeping cor New York to Chicago.
Dining car west of BunTalo.
Hill's P.M. Dally) IiuiTalo Express. Pullman
slerivers for Scranton Blngbaiuton. Elmlra, Hath,
Ml Mortis, and Buff alo. arrlv Ing Buffalo H A. M,
Oiuo p. !, (Dallj ) llurralo, Scranton Bingham-
ton, Owego. Ithaca, rlmlra, Syracu.e, and Oswego
Express. Pullman buffet sleepem. Sleepers New
York to lUclineld Springs.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations ot Henry
u.kv a ,--ui,n jiu 1 1 a uroanway, is i era piece, and
4SK Broadway and V43 Broadway. Ticket at Ferry
stations, 111 Sthav.ror. lKthst.t 81 West mth t ,
U8B Columbus av New Yorki 388 and 7:iVniton it,
and 100 Broadway, Brooklyn. Tlmo tables giving
full lnrormallon at ell stations.
Wcsteott's Express Company wlltcall for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
ERIE RAILROAD!
Through trains leov.i New York, fiot un hamper
St.. s follows, and flvu inlnutis earlier rrom We.t
Old t !
O-fifl Vestibule F.xpre dally for Itlngham
.UWton. Waverly. Knnlra. llutlalo, Bradford, ar
rive, lluffalo ":00 p M Pailurcar to lluffalo,
9-1 "i A .is. etlbuled Fxpnm dallv, exupt
A.'Sandav. for Port Jervi., Monllcelln, I.ntku
vvuxeu, lloni'-dsle, out! Impuruut local points to
Corning Dolly to I'orl Jervln Ptilluiiut ParlorCars
tot 1 Mittcfllo and Corning.
l?-l 10 "' V -Vrstllmlo limited -Fsst mall dally
..IJ Suiid train for Cblcaro, via Chautaiiiuia Like,
arrln. Cleveland at 7i40 A II, Chicago B P M.
Sleepers to Chlcafo, Cleveland, and Cln lunatl I)u
luic rui
7.0 r. H. Ilultolo anl Cleveland Vestibule El
,iiJ iiress d.lly, arrlvea at Bunalo 7:"B A. l
Bradford 7il7 A M, Jame.town 7'tn) A M Cleve
land I'.'.aO ) M. (81eeier to Il'ltTolo ond Clevt'lan 1),
making direct onnnev Hun for lictrolt, Chicago, nnd
tbeWr t Cofo Ltl r rr Cor
8s 1 L": ,l L'V.'-Y.1' fhautnuouo Lake ami
. 1 0 Niagara Falls, solid trsln to Chicago, sleep,
eia to Horiirllsvllle, Chicago, and Cincinnati, Dlnluc
car
'PICKET. LOCAL TIME PAUDS. AND PULLMAN
I ACCOMMODATION!! al III, lit). ,.) 4U 1 sil.l
WB7 liroanvvor, U7 Bowery. 108 East 1 2Mb t and
ni Heit I25lbl , Chimlwrs nnd West 2lldt feirles
New Yorki 8113 and 7rt Fulton St., lotl Brosdwar'
Brooklyn . SOU Hudson st., Hubokiu, and Jer.u Cite
slatlou esti'ott'. Ilxpn t call, f ir und rlic, k hag.
gage from holds nd residences tn destination.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
c!ft?A,8167BWM,d,'v4.1u;i,i1,,',a,,l,,l'
PirisBl Uiia.VSex siinrtsv.l .".O.un.lS lOnlibt
iisci.NNAri.sr louis ussa n.t-iiv "
WASIilNOTON, IlALflMOItE. 7i'.a, V ftb (llltilng
Car, lliJBA. M (Dining Con. 1.B5. 812S Dlu 5
JiolivV 'n ''?').,' 12 lOiilght s n
uav.DjSBtDlnlliKCar), llf.'B A K illlnlug Carl. liBB
(Dining Cor), 4 !S11 (Dining Car) B.3B P M . iviio
fioi'lFOLK, 1I-8B A, M, dolly.
.r.V OltLEA.Sb (through slueper). 4 35 P M, Uslly.
Tro ns Icovo foot Liberty at. B mliiui,. Uu r
All trains are Illuminated with 1'lulwh liuin.
Oftlcesi J13. 17J. 381,481. 1140 Broadway, 31 E.
J4Ui St.. 17 Bowery. N w York, sax. DM Fultou.t.
Brooklyn! Wblt hall Terminal Boggage checked
tnm hotel or ruldenoalo destination. -"
gnUroaflj.
Pennsylvania
RAXXinOAX).
STATIONS Ii'otot West lo uiy mlrn airu.tuud Des-
brnsse and Cortlandt street,
t7The teavlng time from Desbrunsi a and Coitlandt
Streets I five minutes later thou that glren tulim f ,t
Twenty third Street Station
iaa A. .11. FAST MAIL. Pullman Buffet I'srloi
Car New York to Pittsburg Sli epl g Car I'ltul.urg
to Chicago. Nn coAchea to Plttiburg
HISS 1. 81. FIST LINK l'ltlsblirgaiidCltvelanl.
OI.VV A. St. PKNS'SYLVANIA LIMIT! DPiilnnao
Compartment hlicplug. Dining, Smoking anl ni,.
srrvatlnu Cars For Chtcsgo, Cleveland Toudo,
Oluolnr.otl, Indianapolis. Ixiultrlll-, st Loul.
SP. HI. CIIICAllO ANDHT LOUIS Fl'll!!
Kor Nashville (via Cincinnati), Chicago, St Inula.
Bibs r. M. WESTERN EXPRESS -For Uuveiand,
Chicago. For Toled , ex. ept Sattirdar
40 P. W. SOUTH WESTERN I.XI'IIE-1 -Fot
Pittsburg, Cincinnati. IlnllAllnlHilK St Lout
7105 P. .11. PAC1HC l..l'lti:si lor Put.Mirg
and Chicago Connect for Clevelani and r Udo
except Saturday.
UAMIIXIITDX AMI TIIK NOt'TII,
7ln. SlSB, !.. W B5l)lnlni(( an, lOt.lBA M , 10 tv
ltBB (8ilB "C-onffria.loiuil I.im," all Parlor oil
Dining Care), 4123 (lilnlng i an 4:o1 (Dining i an,
HSBBP. M., IXSlO night. Klllilav, i'1l 9-2 ., Ill 5
A. M (3 IB "Congre.slonal Llm.," oil Parlor and
Dining Cars). 4iB (lUnlng Carj, 4. 55 (Dining tan,
SlStP. M, 12110 lllglit.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY -FxprcM, 1 S3 P. SI, 111 10
night dally.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Express. U.'JS A. M. and
s:BBP M. !!
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY -1.38 P. M
dolly.
FOR OLD TOINT COMFORT and NOIlrULK.-7 SB
A M. week dars and 7tB(i P. M. dally
ATLANTIC CITY. West Twcntv-thlrl Street Station,
l!2B P. M , and Desbrossrs and L'ortlsndl streets,
ltnop. M.weekdava.
CAPKMAY Espreid, ISlSBP M weekilat.
Long Branch, Asbury Park (luterlaketi - n lays),
Ocean tirnve, and point Pleasaut (from i t Tvv en
ty thlnl Street Station), 8'35, ll SI A 11 1 33,
8MB, 0-33, 4 3 (llIB P.M. Sundays, II "i 4 VI,,
4tBB P. M, (from Dcsbros.es and C'ortlan It Mrrem,
BilO A 31., ItllO. 2!3ll. !l'40, 4 2(1, BllO. 7.00 P. M.
Sundays, 4B A. SI. 5:13 1' SI
run pitii.AiiEi.pitit.
1B, 7l2B, 7:B3. Hi23, 8. SB. 0:3 l 33 Penn Llm.
ltd). 9:55 (Dining Cor), 11153,11 55 A M. 12 53,
1:53. 2:33, 3 BS. 4 JTi, 4125 (Dining ( an, 4.33 Din
ing Car). 3:53 (Dlnllu C ir), 7:40, 7. .5. 55 P M ,
12:10 night, huuiiaye. n 1.5, 7:53. S 25, s:35, IUJ3,
9.35 (Llinlteit), 9.33, 10 BS A M, 1 55 (Dining Car).
8 B5, 423 (Dining Cr). 4:3ft (Dining Car). 3:35
(Dining Car). 7.40. 7.B3. '3 P. 5J., 12 10 night.
Ticket oftlcea Nua 401,944. llvio, IJ2.1. 11 1, oud 281
Broodwa: 1 Astor HoUiiei Went Twinty-thlrl
Strut station, and station foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets: 4 Court Street. sntl Fulton Street, 1
lis Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex Station Brouk
lyni Station, Jersey City, The .New Vork Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from
bottl and residences through todestlnatlon
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. It WOOD.
General Manager. Oenerol I'os'r Agent.
New York and Boston All Rail.
N. Y.. N H. ft II. n. R. and connections.
From Orand Central Station.
Leave Dy way of Due
v 04 A IL, Sprtnefleld on i Worcester, 3 88 p Jt,
10 00 A. SI , tfNew London ond Providence.a.no p if,
10 03 A. M , New Ivndou ond Providence, 4:80 P It.
12:00 M.. 8ptingfleld and Worcester, 8:40 P. JL
11:00 p. M , Air Line aud N. E R, R , 8. no p. II.
1 02 P M , New London and Providence, 7:ii0 P M. t
8:00 P. M , '.New London und Providence, 9.00 PH. I
4 00 P. M., Sprlngflel'l aim Worcester, 10-rin p jl H
B 00 P. M., Sen London and Providence, 1 1 :00 P M. )
ll:uo P. M., SprluBell and Worieiter, 8:15AM. U
12 no P. M . '.New London and Providence, 8:28 A. M. J
Runs doll) , Inoludlug Sunday. fl
t;Bay atati- Limited; all porlurcors; fore 87, Includ- M
Ing parlor car seat m
tAlr Line Limited! arrlv-s ot ond depart from H
Pork Squnre station, Boston. Return service same
hour and by same route. H
Through parlor and sleeping cor by each train n
C. T. HEMPSTEAD, Oen. Pass Agent,
.Sunmbonts. g
BOSTONA N D N E W eInTgLaTJd,
VIA MJU.ND L1N1M F
FALL mCIt LIE, TlaNtHpurt and I-all KtTr.
lTe Pier 19. N. IU foot of llarraj at wet dara
and Sundava at X 30 P M. Steamers Piicilla and
Puritan. Orrbeitra on ea h.
PIIulliGCB LIE, Tla Providence. LeaTt pier
80, K H. on block abort; Canal fct., week daya
onl. at 5-0 P. M. St camera Plymouth and Pll-
grlm urcntra on oacn,
rSl4l.TO LINK, via StonUffton Lrare Plef
86, N, R . on Mock aborpCaual nt.. ireflcdajtoalf.
at 6 P. M Sleanif r Ma u and New Hamiblre
XOIUtlCll 1.1 E. via New itKlon. U arc Pier 40
(Old -No J. -N It, mxi Dtatiroitts ot . neek days
only, at ft P M. Steamen Citjr ot Lotrell and Clt
of WorcfiUr.
iii'imov mvrrt nr divijciit,
PALACL IKON DAY LINE bTLMEKS.
".K KillK and LHlT.t
Finest and futeat rlrer it earn era In tne world.
Daily pxcept Sunday
Leares DrooklyD, i ulton i 0 j Annex)... .ft A- U. I
M .New York, D-troao bt Pier 6:40
West ...M St. Pier .. ..w
For AfIIA, UndlntratYonkerts U"wt Point. New
burn. PoutEbkeepale. Kington Point. CaUklll, and
Hudson.
Through ticket told and baccage checked to dead
nation.
Albany Evening Line.
The popular .learner ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RICHMOND will leave Old Plr 41. N. K., foot Canal
St., ot 8 P. M dally (Sundays excepted), making direct
connections with trains North, East, ond West
TROY boats.
Fare to all report north and eaat lower than any
other route CITY OF THOY or SAKiTOOA lean
f.-ot of Wrst 10th at. dally except Saturday. 0 P. M.
Expivas trains for Saratoga. Lake Oeorp- A d iron
dacka. Ac. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
HARTFORDLINE
from Pier 4, East River, dally except Sunday, at 5
P. M , for Connecticut River landing, c jnnectlng f or
hprlugfleM, u orcester, lloston. ond all New England
polnta. baturdoy excursions at reduced roteo.
iirnsox nisRit TitutEit ntnr roitiLL.
Dally (except bundays). leaving D-shrosses st 8 19
P. M. (Saturdars 1 45 P M ), West 22d st 3 30 P M.
(Satlirdav 2 P.M.) for CilNSTON's.l-OIO.'WAl.U
MCWRIIHO. NEW HVMllUl.i). MILTON. POUUU
KEEl'blE. ROND0UT, ond KINGaTOX
KW llxr..-Fare. (I. EXCURSION. l S0 ''
Sundovs, Excur-lou, Sl.oo. Fovt swatners leave Pier
20, E.U. wetkdays, :t p. M. and 12 midnight, -un-
days, V 30 A M. and IS midnight, week day ste.m rs
conmct on wharf with train for Mertden, Hartford.
S rlngdeld. and tiolnte North. f
K "INGSION UNE. West loth at Dolly 4PM. fat
urday at 1. SleMners BALDWIN and ROMFRfof
Cornwall. Newlmrg Nevvllamuur, Marlhoro. M Iton.
PiHighkrejisle. Hv de Park, Eaopu. Kingston. conutcA
Ing vv 1th C AD R It. for oil points lu CaUklll
IIAMMH'XL LINE Meomers leave Pier 24 N R
A foot Franklin St., for Cranton's Wen Point, Cold
Spring, Cornwall, Flshklll Lanllng. and Newburfj
week days texc pt Saturday) B I. M.."-atur1av 3P.M i I
Sundays V A.M.; lauding at 1 3:1,1 si . N. R . I' 30 A M. 1
f.TSKII.I.. Ill Ull AJl I rKIK UtlT9 II
leave Pier 43 N. H., foot of ChrLtopher atM every
week day at tt P M. H
(Drrnn tramrrs.
"AMERICAN LINE7
NEW YORK .NOfTHAMPTON-London-l'rll).
balling ev ery Wednrxdav at lu A M.
PARIS .. Mpl. 20 PARIS ... OCLS9
BT PAUL . .. Oct bT. PAUL Oa 27
BT LOUIS . Oct IlllST LOl'IB Nov S
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP ,
Sailing ev. ry Wednesday.
Soutbwork.S'pt 22,11 A.M Krlesloud Oct IS. noon
Noordland l t 0. nivon Kensington. Oct 20. nooa
INTERNATIONAL NAV1OA1I0N COMPANY
Piers 14 and IB, North Hirer. UfiUe.O How ling ureen.
CUNARD LINE TO Ll VKHPOOLV1A QrFENbTOWN.
From Pier 40. N ll.. font of Clark.on st.
I.ucanla 0.t.'. 10 A 11 I htnino ivi u,2P M,
Auraulo. Oct S. noon Campania Oi t Id. S.HOA.kt
VURNOS II imuW.N A CO..0en Ag't.l HowlingOnen.
HAWIBURG-AIKIERICAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW r..Plli:ss from New Vork to Plym
outh (1 otidon), Cherl-ourif, Paris and Hainliunr.
Columblobept. 30, u A M Norumnnla Oct 31,10 A U.
A Victoria IVt 7, 7 V M ( olunilil , Oct VH. 7 M.
I'.lllsiiiarckOct.ll lu M I .lli.uiank.N.iv 11, li V M
1UM1IU1U1 .NMlVlcr.. I y Ivvinv-cron Mall b s
Pnlatin Oct V. 4 p M I'rus.la .Oct 10, P v L
First cab, $73 up, scion 1 clu's. $40. ste ragi , t u
llRmliiirg.Amerlinn Line, UT llroaiivvn
SI A I X U ST B: A 1ISIHIB V I .
lir.l.H.IITFI I, M-KA Till I'd.
Only itlnct lino for Cottage City, Mass, anl I' n
land, Mi Meimer sail t very vveek da,ix I
VNedliesdav. from Pier No 3i, E. H., al ft P M I
duy, 1liur.day,alid balurda) sttMtneissloputi
I'll) iliroillm the lion H b JOHN LNOLl-i .Hi- M '
daaaud I rldy fur Portlaml dlrei-i. Conue s
ma 1e for Ilitr llatbor. Old Or hsrd, Poland ,
While Muiintalns, St John, N ll and all I . n
cuiuinerresiiris, hlcamers lilted vvlili ov err n ra
luiprovenient lorcoiufort anloonveiilemHiof i i
Iho inoit comfortalile route for all point t
ni-oi-u,tailiiK iiociiangns. llikrls may U pin-
at Maine S b liinii ituj's orr.ee, Nu. S7.I llr. . 'j
ul the ofllce No 222 Mouth st . opuMlle the l'i "4
llm Cook A Son, 201 and 1228 llnio-lvvf)
vTOI'.Ti! (iKHH N LI.O I) bTKAMNIIlP ( O
1 hllOUT 1101 rr It) LONDON AMI CO.N I' N ""T.
PAST rAI'IlLSS sTrAMllts
Kals r. Til, beil. 3U,H A.M .frave.Tu .Oil 19 M.
Soole, Tu , Oct l IDA M ll.aliu, Tu.tvt 10,
C LRIt'llS A CO . 2 llowlllik "
Ol.ll I IIIIIMIIt i.ini:.
II1II.V IO OIFlll.K,
Slmrtr.t les Trlna O t or evv loll.
Pelleliiful tours to Old Point Comfort '
N.'vvport Nivv, Pttertbiu.:, porlstiu ulli. I
Point, Rlchmouil, Virginia Ii'ach, Va an i i i "
J' p. lie rnlitlil nnl PaismgiT ateanwr. l
Pier 211, North lllvir, every week ai e e r'
duv. at ,1 P M . und suturilsr at 4 I' M
W I. OUH.I.AL'Ul'.l'. Vlce-Pr .'Ian! lrn ' '
Iho revv Tntnbi'rew PH.n'i r -leun I ,
ROTTERDAM,
of tint IOI.I,MI.4Kl:ll llf
will .all dlreit ror Itotii-nlu n II i '
ocioiipit urn. at ki i
Superior acooinmodatlons '
..l'.V.r..!"ror"1Mlu". f. A'1 "I'l'IJ I " ' "
AMEIIIUA LINE, lltl llroodn a Vwl ii
u WHITE STAR LINE.
Majestic, Sept, ,-ti, t.o n Trill ml i " '?
nermann; (ict n, noun lirliatniu' ' .
NO COTTON UAURI hi) !1 IMM-Nut-.. j'
Pwr4&, North IUvn omce v lire .ilvvsv N
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