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RUNDOWNBYTHEYANTIC.
', I TaTTi STEAM En LA CAXADIESXE
W 1TEARLV SUNK Ut'F QUEttEC.
1 raArre.t of the Mao-of-tYar rtenrated-Tvro
1 lall.r. Jumped jl beard the Yuntlo "
I riOKlrrt Thr.usb. the Ilia lloU In l.i
Caaadlean.'a Rid. Iloiv It Happened.
I QaKBKO. Oot. 20. The United States man of
war Yantlo, Commander Moore, which arrlred
I In port yesterday on her Am lo tho upper lakes,
I ran Into the steamship La Cnnadienne, Capt. J.
y I 11. Masson, this morning at 0 o'clock, opposite
J Blllery, near this city, stove In tho bow of that
. yessol beion the water line, and ripped the star-
T' board side of the steamer fully thirty feet, cut-
ting a hole six feet wide. At the tlmo of the ac
cident Capt. Masson was on deck, It oelnc his
ii S watch. He gives the following partlculirs:
; A "La Canadlenno left Montreal yesterday with
uA a heavy load of freight and ten passeiiRors,
jjVlE bound for the coast of (laspd. This morning I
jj(tj notloed a vessel In the distance approaching us,
f y tailing under her own steam and well Into
midstream, whllo La Canadlenno was In hor
- regular course, about 100 yards from the piers.
M At 5 o'clock the vessels were nenrly opposite
, each other, the Yantlo In midstream, nnd La
I Oanadlenne opposite Slllery Cove. Then
I 1 all at a sudden the Yantlo gave a
I I sheer and ran right tor Is, and before
H( we could realise what was meant, or
Jjf V going to occur, the American man of-war
Wj)f ran Into us, striking La Canadlenno on the star-
wLjf' ! board side of hor bows and cutting her open be-
C. low the water line. Afterward the Yantlo's
!'. bow ploughed Into the starboard side of theCa
i nadlenne and ripped her side about thirty feet.
. At the lame time the fore rigging of the vessel
was carried away, the foremast being cut clean
, oft by the Yantlo and falling over tho starboard
fide of the bridge, smashing the Instruments In
the wheelbouse.
) ' "The shock sustained by La Oanadlenne was
!'lt of a violent nature, and shook the vessel from
In Stem to stern, causing the passengers and por-
'' ' tlonof the crew who were asleep to Jump from
ihttr berths In a hurry and seek the vessel's
deck. Immediately after the collision took
1 place tha Yantlo gave a lurch and separated,
' ..proceeding on her way apparently uninjured,
" and without waiting to Inquire what damage
i.,'' ah had caused or It La Cauadlenne needed as-
lf -f ilstance."
j " i Capt. Masson declares his vessel would have
gj sunk but for her bulkheads and water-tight
Si'? oOBrpartments. Two or the crew narrowly es-
, Cftped being kltlod In their beds. One was
Of trashed out of bis berth and floated through the,
i f opening made In the ship's side by the collision
I and was carried Into the river. lie clung to
part ot the wreckage until dragged up on the
i deck. One of the Conadlenno's passengers and a
f sailor named Bouvllle leaped to the Yantlc The
I passenger made his way back, but Bouvllle Is
1 , , either lost or on the Yantlc still.
ii. 5A The Canadlenno Is an old Canadian fisheries
l protection boat leased by the Government to the
J North American Transportation Company, trad
I lng between here and Qaape. It Is insured for
R $35,000. The local agent of the lessees has tele-
VJJ A graphed to have the Yantlo arrested on reach-
, lng Montreal to-morrow. Money security or
IV personal bonds of British subjects are required
StA for release of vessels so arrested under ordinary
T conditions, but It Is expected that if the Canadian
I) Government does not Intervene before an arrest
K Is made. It will, on receiving formal application
gl , from Washington, order the release of the
If American boat. Underwriters may also Inter-
Vi Tene, as the vessel Is insured for $35,000. nor
I damages are very serious and sho must go Into
the graving dock for repairs. The Yantlo's side
, of the story cannot be had, as sho la still on her
way to Montreal, but shipping men are under
I , ' the Impression that she refused to answer her
I . belm when dangerously near the Canadienne.
V Montreal, Oct. 29. Shipping men here say
A It Is fortunate that tho Yantlo Is a wooden
vessel, there being not the least doubt that if
she wers of Iron she would have cut the Canadi
enne In two. Upon reaching Montreal the regular
I) naval officer will leave the Yantlo and turn the
I ship over to the representatives of the State of
j- Michigan.
' The Yantlo was reported off Three Rivers this
Ii afternoon, and will reach here In the morning.
J, TWO LEPERS AT I AIIOE AOAIX.
JjJ iVf ertbe Tferee Let Oat or DelUvae Gee t
m " the Alra.house.
,, A final official disposition ot the three leper
fugitives from North Brother Island, who have
been isolated In a tent at Bellevue Hospital, was
K made yesterday. The Health Bonrd refused to
R take charge again of the lepers, declaring their
ff disease not contagious. Tho hospital nuthnrl-
f ties, having no richt to detain them, Informeil
them that they might go to the Almshouse it
' they wished. If not they could go n here they
pleased.
Len Jug, the Chinaman, elected to go to tho
Almshouse, but Fred Fleminir, the Swede, and
Philip Sydney, the root, refused toco to the
. Almshouse, and left the hospital grounds. They
refused to tell where thoy were going.
fll-Lj " Iamrler's Assailant to 1.0 to an Asylum,
US Ottawa, Oct. 29. Ferdinand Carriers, who
In 1 recently tried to shoot Sir Wilfrid Laurler, Is to
ft? be committed to an insane nsjlum. The Jail
Mjr surgeon yesterday presented a certificate to tho
W? police magistrate stating that Carricro bad tho
H drlusion that he bad been dispossessed frnudu-
m) lently of oylargo amount of money. In nu inter-I
viewnfter the hearing Carrlbre said: "I do not
M know Premier Laurler. I came hero to look '
H after my millions. Tho Canadian I'acitlc lull-
-way owes me $11,000,000. I reroUed n cherk
for $7,000,000 slgnort by Sir Wilfrid Laurjer's
H cousin, but afterward found that the check was
no good. Tbey would not pay mo my money,
ftTt' and the Government must."
9 IVorwood laiaranee Company Makes Good the
IB'' Impairment or Ita Cnpltal Stock.
. Albany. Oct. 29. Stato Superintendent of In-
Biirnnce Louis F, I'ayn to day made public tho
ij result of bis examination of the Norwood Insur-
ance Company of New York us of Oct. 27, from
which examination It apper.ii that tho assets of
the corporation amount to 221,747, with llabil
M itles of $10,840. In icnscquonceof this show-
. lng tho Insurance Dipurtment has revoked tho
requisition of r-tpt. 14 lust, requiring this cor-
porntlon to make good nn Impairment of 1(125,000
Hj In Its capital stock, and lias certified that tho
comDany is duly authorized to issuo policies and
n transact business as n Joint stock flro insnranco
H company, with a paid-up capital ot $200,000.
V, Ballroaa Coaimlaalon to Invrstlcate the Car-
Hj rUoa niaaater.
Wy Albany, Oct. 29. The Railroad Commission
n Is preparing subpernas to be Issued next week
Mt for a lurge number of witnesses, who will bo ex-
"tB amlrpd with a view to ascertaining the causo
I of.' fi'dPxln.,5 'be rosponslhlllty for, the wreck
Of the New York Centrul train near Garrison's
?,on Sundav lost. The witnesses will include a
number of experts, ns well as some of ho sur
vivors of the dii stcr. and a 1 arcful engineering
surveyor the wall foundations, roadbed, and
. ir,acltl3 al tbo '-e",' f II"' acildent will bu made.
The commission bus not yet derided upon tho
' timo or place for conducting Us investigation,
,f but it will probably bo held here.
Cottan-a Ixinrit Prlco In Tbren Voara.
On the Cotton Exchange yesterday the Janu
ary f uturo sold dow n to 5 80 cents a pound, tho
f lowest price in three years. This was only 58
A -points above the lowest price on reiordfor the
rs.ture-0.28 cents, registered on Nov, 12, 18U4.
n The market cosed at the bottom, and at a not
loss of 10 points for thuarlous futures com
m pared with the final quotations onThursduv.
bpot cotton whs quoted utdienta a pound for
middling, against 11 1-10 cents on Ihursduy.
llrrtnl tKarle III, I
W. Miss Virginia Ka le, a member of "Tho Circus I
flj Girl "company at Dal 'a Theatre, is 111 at the '
K of.thlViMl!idomo- nSbo h?'1 u '"'ous bemorrhaue I
?,i?5- iniB.oni "uday. Her tomlltlon wni I
IL iSIK h i1""1 '."lu '"' her frieuds do not now 1
T" f,??0!1"1 ""'blng, serious. She hopes to ro-
1 turn to her work on Monday, ' '
nf Mr Corfan lo Clra a lluot Dreahraat,
. tl , Wf n?''k Cockran will glva a hunt break- '
j fast at his country place, The Cedars, 8nd's
' at xS!lHJ.i,ivi '" 'J?,y-. A" of lhe members of tho
' 1 MeadowbrooL Club havo Leon liulted. After
i S the "viclS'tV. W'" b" " l,leo""f "" J0'"'J
' m Maualaugliur In tho vim Bearee.
) Ii Pasquale bplrrltto, an Italian, who lived In
J1 Tompkliisvllle, H. 1 ,onvittca yesterday
' h ?rPl4"&W Vie'-klfled
4fe "..afcun'uj;.'1' H.W-W.'o'a!
"""ni ! 1
Jh ffil I 1 A GENTLEMAN'S OVERCOAT.
7 01 I B BROAD SHOULDERS,
1 kj J GRACEFUL FORM. H
yJU' , DISTINGUISHED! H
I 1 OUR MODEL 1897-1898. I
TT Til M CLOTHS. Blue and black, Oxford and brown, leather I ,
1 1 1 1 finished Kersey.
1 ll R LININGS. Body: Silk, satin, worsted; either or In com- I
f N blnatiqn. Sleees: Silk or satla
lllL " COLLAR.-Mlk velvet. I
rj 'ft n PRICES. $l3to$3S and the coat Is ready-for-you-to- N
(P U wear moment you want It
Copvrlntitfd ID D
mammmmmmmmmm on sale at our stores only. I
DOWN TOWN: w IIP TOWS; I
Fulton Massati Sis. wi 0pen ETenlnjtSi 1
yji.arH.iTi...inininsaisiaJasJsJJin.r.in.i..ft.A.SttT.asa.i.ft.rtIjlflH
I If the Doctor m
Did Your CookingA j
There would never be an ounce of Vt-22l In fS '
lord used in your kitchen. Cotto- "g--TjV' jM yffiy'j
lene would toko Its place. As a re- JwLt iKfliirr' '-
suit your food and your ' U'i jgj" iMMffl f ret?fiii5A '
would both be improved. vy"padRPiiiW jSp
not become your ovra doctor, KSSPSS m RL V 'f
joan bb. na?aaaiBes n. n DBfiB Ba a nan a1As4JQI' lt3iB7 b
lHQI i El IJ M IKS KvQ ufl I rlPjrrfSilJrfl.llB.t8W I i
HHlOn D Hnilllfl nllMHn laraTCA(MlulPu!32a7
The genuine Cottolsne Is soldvrerywhsre tnone toton flS ft
pound tins, with our trade-marks "CVttol'na" and (r' lr i
ht ad In cotton-plant vrea:hon every tlu. Not guarantstd ii
If sold la any other way. Made only by s
THE H. K. FAIBBSM COMPANY, Chlcag., Bt. Louis, New York, Montreal, j,
t
Wo are constantly receiving fresh supplies of tho justly a
famoaa
I Londoncierry
I T mi ihThn i s&. "77,1:031
I
direct from the spring, which is extensively used by our finest
family trade. 1
I t E. C. HAZARD & CO., I
I New York City. I
x
TltltEE TKAISS COLLIDE.
ASnuik-Ss an the Ohlaru Valler la VThlcti Only
One Pereon ITaa Uurt.
Pliintield, N. J., Oot. 29. A coal train on
the Lehigh Valley Railroad broke in two last
night at the Samptown crossing a mile from
the South Plainfleld depot. A braWeman was
sent back to stop a milk train which was fol
lowing:, but ho failed to reach it in time. Tho
milk train, which is mado up of both passenger
and milk cars, hit the coaler with terrific force.
Fireman Miller of the milk train was pitched
out onto an embankment and knocked uncon
scious. Tho engine crashed through tho toal
cars for llfty feet with Engineer Uarbcr stick
ing to hi-. Ieer. Ho managed to crawl out of
tho wreck without a Bcratch. Xono of the pas
I tent-era on the milk train was hurt.
I During the confusion tho Western express
I camo flinc along and bumped into tho milk
i train. Engineer I.uckenbecl sa tho obstruc
tion ahead in time tn roverso hia engine so that
1 tho collision wad not forcible enough to do much
1 damage The passengers, howecr. were nhaken
up and scared. Kireman Miller was not badly
hurt. That no one else suffered is considered
remarkable.
IS DIAZ'S SOy TO SUCCEED UI3It
A Bepart That PorOrlo Dial Is to Be Followed
by I'ornrlo I)la, Jr.
Crrr op Mexico, Oct. 2H. A report is purrent
here to the effect that Prosldent Porflrio Dial
recently remarked that he was fitting his son
Porflrio Dlai, Jr., far the Presidency of Mexico,
to succeed him when tbe proper tlmo arrived.
The report finds many bellovers, for It Is known
that young Capt Diaz's education Is of a military
and diplomatic nature. He possesses many of
tho strong traits of bis father.
CONTRERAS SCARES 3IET1CO.
Predict Dig- Fartliqnnkra and Ilaa a Ileeard
Tal Predirllaa; that Happens.
Citv OK Mkxico, Oct. 21). Juan N. Contreras,
the earthquake nnd weather prophet, prodlcts
that n series of tery severe shocks will be folt
in this city from Nov. 2 to Nov. 1 and from Nov.
0 to Nov. 8. This prediction has caused much
uneasiness here. The faith In Contreras's
earthquake prognostications Is very strong,
owing to the fact that be has never given false
warnings. Ills latest success was the predic
tion of the sorere earthquake which visited the
Isthmus ot Tehuantepee.
Guatemalan Iteruceea In Wexleo.
City of Mexico, Oot. 20. A large number of
fugltlvo officers of the Guatemalan revolution
ary army havo arrived hero during tho last two
dnys, and more aro on tholrway from Vera
Cruz, whore they landed from steamers. Many
refugees haio sought safety mi tho Moxlran
frontier soil, In tho htate of Chiapas, and Mex
ican troops them bavo trouble keeping them
under control. Tho revolutionist lenders hero
stato that as soon ns money ran be raised an
other effort will be made to depose Darrios.
Apaches Kill Protprrtora In Mexico.
Oimz, Stato of Sonora, Moxlco, Oct. 2D.
Itenegade bands of Apacbd Indians are giving
jirosneetors In tho northern part of tlioYarjul
cold plarer country agreut deal of trouble. Tho
Indians havo robbed many of tho unprotected
eamps of nil food supplies, anil a number of
prospectors have been ambushed nnd klllod by
them.
A Plttstiura- Trust Campanj's Ilullainir Burned.
PlTTflnoiin, Pa., Oct. 20, Tho Union Trust
Company's big building on Fourth avenue, local
Wall street, was destroyed by flro this morning.
'Iho building wns occiiplecl b the trust com
pany, tho Pittsburg Htoik hx hange, and a
rcstaurunt In the cellar. An o empaled smoke
stack from the kitchen In tho uanemom set lire
to tho roof, and the flames had gamed great
headway before a stream of watci was thrown
on them. Tho burned building was sold tn the
Onion Trust Company two years ago for $1M),
000 by tbo StoLk Exchange.
Walked on a I.rdtr. Ulillo lluntlux at Xlshl.
r WlMtTKii, Conn., Oct. 20,-lxiwcll Humphrey,
aged Ufi, who lived on Washington Hill, near
I llnrkbaiiisti'd. went out eoou hunting with two
friends on Wednesday uUlit. About 4 o'clock I
1 josterday morning Hiiinphrej dls ippeared. and i
at dajbreak Ills l"ad bod, Hllh tho head I
1 crushed in, was lound . a brook ut tho huso of a
thirty-foot precipice. In 'bodurkhehud walked
off tho ledgo.
Tortured Two Women to Grt Money,
Sharon, Pa Oct. 20.-I.ns night Mrs. Jane
Drown and her daughter were utacked In their
residence near here bv masked men, who tied
them in bed and then nlaeed llgh.ed lamps to
their feet to compel them to tell where their
mono)' was hidden. Thomas t'uxton was ar
rested and Identified as one of the men. Mrs.
Brown nay not recover.
SHOULD 3IARUT DELL AOAI.V.
Hint rroaa the Supreme Court to the Bfottaor of
McUown'a Child.
A motion of Mrs. Mary Emma Demorest Bell
for an order to amend a decree of divorce ob
tained against her by her former husband, Henry
P. McOown, Jr., so that she could see their child
at Intervals, was denied yesterday by Justice
Pryorof tbe Supreme Court. She left her hus
band In 189G and went West, where she se
cured a divorce from blm and then married
Harry W. Bell, who had formerly boarded with
ber and McOown. Her Western decree was de
clared to be Invalid In tho action fordl-.orco
brought In this cily by MiGoun, nnd sbebaa
not remarried H"ll slnie this judgment.
Counsel for MeOnun contended that the
mother was not a proper person e en to visit
the child, and laid stress on the decision de
claring her marriage to Bell void. although Bhe
is now living with Bell. Justice Prj or said he
was surprlsod she had not married Bell again
after this derision. He donled her motion giv
ing her leac to renew If a ihange of elrcum
stances warranted another similar motion.
JPOLlCEilATf A TRESPASSER.
1T1U tho Supreme Court Turn slim Oat of
noehstlm'B neataurnnt I
Thomas Weiss, as tho on nor of tho restaurant
at 34 Second avenue, asked Justice Pryorof the
Supreme Court yesterday to make permanent a
temporary Injunction preventing Police Captain
Uerlihy from stationing a policeman in Weiss s
restaurant. Tho police say that tho saloon Is In
fact controlled by Max llochstlm, well known
on the east side, who tibos it rur gambling pur
poses. Thopollco arrested Weiss and HochBtlm
for maintaining a gambll g place. Thereafter
Cant. Ilerllhy stationed a pollcem n in the res
taurant to boo that no gambling was permitted.
Justice Pryor said that It seemed to be an out
rageous trespass on tbe rights of a citizen to
station a policeman in his restaurant, but he
said he would look at tbo papers and reserve
decision.
Pnrenoloclsts In Convention.
The annual conference of phrenologists was
held yesterday morning in the ball of tho Amer
ican Institute of Phrenology, 27 East Twenty
first street, at which wero gathered phrenolo
gists from all ovor the country. Dr. Nelson B.
SIzer, in the absence of Dr. Henry S. Drayton,
presided as Cnairman. 0 forge Rockwood of
New York, tho photographer, taking as his
theme "Are Wo a Two-sided People I" spoke ot
the difference between tbe left and right sides
of tho faco, tbe left side being the more kindly
and genial, nnd tbe right side displaying greater
force of character. Ho Illustrated his remarks
with portraits of emlnont men.
The closing exercises of tbe American Insti
tute of Phrenology, class ot '07, were held In the
same hall.
Bast Itlver tlrldao Pier Contract Stands.
The motion of William J. O'Brien to compel
the Commissioners of tbe new East River
Bridge to accept his bid for certain plor work
nnd cancel a contract eh en by them to tho
Degmn-McLcan Construction Company has
been denied by Justice Smjtli of tho . -supremo
Court. O'Brien had mado a bid ublcb was re
Jeetod, although It was :) 1, 220 lower than tho
bid of the successful company. He mndo aver
ments to tho effect that he hud been approached
with money to get him lo withdraw bis bid.
Among tbe reasons given by tbe Justlco for a
douial of tbe motion is that tho construction
company should have had notice of tho pro
ceeding, as the contract hud already been made
with It.
Bxlrema Penally Tor Costa Uloan Counter
foil era.
Judge Tenney, in the Onlted States Criminal
Court, yesterday sentenced Foderlco Mora and
Ricardodeltoqueseus. convicted ot participa
tion in tbo muklng of countorfolt notes of tbo
Bank of Costa Jtlcato the extent of over $1,000.
000. to two years' Imprisonment at hard labor
in Sing Slug Prison and to pay a fine of S2.000
each. 1 his Is the full extent of the punishment
proscribed L) the Revised Statutes for tbe offence.
Pair oritur Ladr oreiood Counsel.
The fair in aid f tho Church of Our Lady of
Good Counsel, which la now n progress Home
Btcad hall, Nlnct)-(1 at streotnndT..lrdavenuo,
is vlsltod nightly by entliuulustla admirers. A
number of prom ncnt persons havo ale visited
it, and on Saturday evening ex-Postmaster
Diytou bus proinlbod to speak a few words of
encouragement lo tho workers.
Two Droobljn Trolley Mnea May Be United,
Negotiations aro on foot for tbo permanent
consolidation of tho Conoj Island and Brook!) n
Railroad und the Do Kulb Avenuo Railroad,
which bato been operated Jointly for tbe past
I w o months. It is said that tbe basis of consoli
dation is that tbe stockholders of tbe Do Kalb
avenue road should receive 8-11 of the dividends
and the other company 014,
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For Dooklets ol American, European Hotels,
Fall nnd Winter Itosorts,
Alto Hates and Information of
APARTMENTS
tn Hotels below, call or addrc.s (eml ttamp)
llotel Tnrifl' Bturenu,
( on Hfth Ave., Aete 1'nrA,
i DO Hegttit ."., onrfoii,
S4H Hue de Itlvoll, Paris.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE
UllATIft.
(A. P. mstnj American Tlam E. I. Enropstn )
ALBANY. N. Y Hotel Kenmore. A. P.,
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ...Hotel Drlrhtoa, A. P., It up
do Hotel St Charlen, A P , $4 up
do (J.n Borton, Prop ) llotel Dennis. A 1 , S BO up
DALTlMOItG, Md Hotel ltennert. K V , tl BO up
do. Tho Oarrollton, A. r., 3 up
do. Mount Vernon Hotel, K. I tl up
BOSTON, Mass Hotel Yendnma, A. P., t3
do. ..Copier Sq. Hotel, E. I., tl.BO upi A V ,3 BO up
BOUnNEUOtmi.Enir.Royal Bath Ilo'el, A.l tt to tS
BROOKLYN, N. Y Mansion House, A. P., (3
do Hotel St Oeorge, E. P, tliA. r., 13
do Flerrepont House, E. P., tl
CHICAGO, lll.ThsTlriinla.n p .11 BOupia p .tt.BOup
CINCINNATI. O.. . Grand notel, E P., tt.A P.tSup
DENVER, Col Windsor Hotel, A, 1 . 2 to t3 BO
OT. BARRINOTON, Mass.. Berkshire Inn, A. P., $3 up
LONDON, Eng Hotel Cecil, K 1-., S3 up
LONDON (Westmlnlilf r),8t. F.nuln's Hotol.tilgh class.
Unexcelled for luxury, comfort, culiIne,E P.,tt up
LOUISVILLE, Ey.Oalt House, A V.,f B.Rooms.tlup
NAPLES. It (Splendid view south) Parker's Hotel
NEW ORLEANS. La.. Nov Zt Charles Hotel, A.P.,tt up
do The Cosmopolitan Hotel. E P., ti.BO up
NEW TORE Fifth Avenue Hotel, A. P , $3
do. (U'n-ay & SSth st.)...Otlaey House, E. P., 2 up
do. Bth avftlSth st TheWlndsor,ap,upi e.p.,$l.B0up
do The Netherland. E. P..I31A P., $3 up
do (O. B Libber) Albemarle Hotel, E. P.. 2
do. .(N. B. Barry) New Bt. Cloud Hotel, E. r, tl .SO
do. ..Hotel Westminster, E P., tl.OO, A. P.. tt SO
do. ...(E llibst.) Albert St. Stephens. E. P.. tl up
do. ( W. Johnson eulan)U't'l F.mplrr.E P ,tt;A P 3
do. (BthaT.andlSthst )HntelKenslngton,E.P.tl.no
do .. ("Win Noble) Hotel Orenohle.E P.,tl.tOup
do (Lenux113st )Balmoraintl(sultrs),e p ,tl SOup
do. ecor. Bthav. andlBihBt,.HotclHanorer, A.P.
do (SSth st. & Mad. av) Madison At. Hotel, sup, t3 up
do (Charabers&W.B way)CosmopolttanHtl,e p tlup
do (B'waykBtthstJUotel Bayard (famlljHotel.)A 1'.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. New Walton llotel, E P.t2up
do The Aldlne Hotel, A. P . ta.BO up
do. (Restaurant Ale Tdh.)The Lafayotte.E P ,tt up
do (Arch and 12th st ) Hotel Hanover, A. P., tl up
RICHMOND. Va.ThJeHerson.EP..tl BOup.A r.,5up
SCHENECTADY. N. Y ....The EdUou, A. P , t'-' 50 up
ET. GEOKOE, STATEN ISL The Castletoa, A P , tt up
ST. LOUIS. Mo Lindell Hotel.E P.,l up. A P.,t8 50 Up
SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Yates Hotel. F P. tl.BO. A P , tt
TROY, N. Y The Troj House, A. P , tn up
WASHINGTON-, D O Arlington Hotel, A. P . tS
do. The Raleigh, E. P . tl 50 up
do The Colonial. A. P . tS BO to tt
BffEVOORT HOUSE,
FIFTH AVE. AND EIGHTH ST..
NEKR WASHINGTON SQUARE.
Einoi-i: ad MrmcA rr...
Fntlrelr redecorated large aptrtments for perma
neat guests Open now for families to seeurn winter
quarters at special rates New dtntng and saioklnK
rooms for transients
Unexcelled Table d'llnte. S1.3S.
CI11S. JtlltES, l-rop'r.
HOTEL COLUMBIA,
uncr JtiujiKii i.inns,
1020 W Boulevard, corner of l.otast
ramlly resort All accommodations for bicycle
rldere and carriages
LotsIj place to spend en afternoon or evening
P1I DIbTltlCII. Proprietor
UOTIEI, St nTl , 1- reach table d hoi.'.
T rrr-,1 -Jm at. (live It a trial lodaj. '
Ouncert rvery evening Lunch 40c , dinner, 00c
Wloe and cotfee Included, eervlce a la carte al aU
hours, moderate prices Rooms by dar or week.
ffire urutture.
ntKM m nun v.
FURNITURE IN CIllF.A T VA HI F.TY MAN UFACTCRED
BY T. (i SELLEW. till- ULTON -iT.
2JusnfiSs rrifonalis.
PROr. JOHN REYNOI DS Mesmertst and Mac
netlst, tlilrtr vears1 experience trealloc nervous
dlseuet, no mealt-lDcs used; Indorsed by the medical
faculty. 1(10 West tad it
SPECTRUM OF A METEOR.
lateroatlag Pholotrapn Obtained at tbe Har
vard Aatronoraleal Obaervatorx.
Cambhidoe, Mass , Oct. 20. For several years
tbe Harvard observatory has been engaged In
photographing, both in Cambridge and Peru,
the spectra of all stars nbot o the eighth magni
tude. Prof. Pickering hoped, when this work
wns undertaken, that a meteor would some time
cross the field of one of the photographic prisms
whllo taking the spectra, but this did not occur
until recently. The observatory now possesses
an excellent photograph ot a meteoric spectrum,
tbo first that is known to havo beon obtained.
1 no nnoiogrnpn is or cnnsiuerame importance,
for although the composition of tin- meteorites
that have fallen to thu earth is well known, this
spectrum vcjll determine the condition of shoot
ing Btars and meteorites before the great boat
engendered in passing through thu ntmospbero
has tlmo to consume thu more fusible compo
nents. Tho deduction from this meteoric
spectrum will ho announced in full in the next
bulletin of the oliaervuturj.
To Seise Our Prtsou-Xfade Pla Iron,
Toronto, Ont., Oct. 20. Probably there will
be large seliures by tbe oustoms authorities ot
pig Iron Imported from the United States. Most
of the pig Iron used In Canada comes from the
United States, and the duty on It Is $2.50 a ton.
It has transpired lntely that a great doal ot
the pig Iron la from Alabnma and Is the product
of prison labor. The Canadian law on this point
is very strict, nnd such Iron Is llablo ts confisca
tion. Tho customs Authorities have received
Instructions to seize any prison made pig iron
entering this port from the States.
"West l4Tst.
V "RELIABLE" n
CARPETS
BEAUTY BY THE YARD.
We havo It In many styles and patterns
In our Reliable Carpets, and also in this
special offer:
INLAID LINOLEUM,
$1,25 per Square Yard.
The colors going straight through.)
Wd aro projrrcBHltiff. in our behalf keep
ing up value, but pressing down prices, no
that you nitty avoid pitying thu advance
Imposed by tho now tariff.
Furniture In great variety at lowest
prices and for either
CASH or CREDIT
(OWPERTIIWAIT ta
104 106 and 108 West 14 St.
NEAR STPM.
ftoohlyn Stores: fIalhushAv.,mRiltoaSL
A VrllSITY OF THE CITY OF NMV ORK. MKDI
CAL DEPARTMRNTl Do YIlAllS A SI'KCIALIhT IK
DI1HASLS OF MEN 01.0 DR. ORINDLfc lias been
longer eitablMiecl and has had more experience than
any other advertlslnu physlclani eltr Pners prove
this Under his Mlcnllno treatment!) ood and skin
diseases, pilns In l)one, red spota, sore lliroat and
month, uKers, painful swelling, kidney and bladder
complalnis, scalding inflammations. rY:,VSl fi.
oped orians.neac liac k. lost vitality. arere illy, per
manently cured Men about to marry mould consult
Oil) Pit tllllNDLK Leery Impediment removed.
KulTerers. .lonot v, aste tlmo vIslllnRles. skilful phy
sicians lletneinner, OLD 1)11 Ollljf BKK tu er rails.
OeUCE OVl'.ll IB r.ARS al 171 West lh St. be
tween nih and 7th art Advleo free. Medicine l.
Hours, B ton. Siiniloys.il toll. Nochargeunlesscurcd.
A HH.ITY (Jo lo t lie celebrated Hnllett Medical In
A stt'iiti,, ratra mi cu consult the great jsi Wood
an I iiern spcilallsH In the world free uf charge.
Jortj year imperialists In all private diseases r men,
nhkli no cure In a few dire; also blood poNonlnir,
prlmery. m conilary and tertiary, pernianeutly curcil
ulcer., alcln iU'eaais note throat, mouth and hea.li
pnlnrul snillinga, hlo Ider, kidney, diseased hones.
ilmple, lilotihcsi in Invnlushle remedy for nervous
doliilltjr, neakmss of body and mind, arlooccle.
wiak.uurte elope d orcsns, lnioillment to manlaRCi
lost Igor reMnreili hear In mind, practice makes per
fect! tluitisaiiilaetiredyrnrlyi chnrges lowi less man
an other eteclall.t uo lothe Hailetl Medical In. I
tutellrsti It Is the best and cheapest 21(fast lBth
si , in ar Ril uv New urkinn charge unless curedi
hours to 0, sutnlnys Included
OI.ll lilt. Illlltt, IB jeara n earrlalUt In tlla
fine, or men mill, oulckrst permanent cure guar
auteed In all dl.easi or money refunded, mood poi
son, skin dlwnvM, klduej or Madder trouble, weak
mss, nemuH Uelillit, errors of south, bad dreams,
weak, nnd v l.t e,l urgmis, Impedfments to marriage,
Ac He lse. e'li.lill the Oldr old specialist III this
city. Onici- uvi r .ia yiari at 120 Fast 17th st, near
Union siiuare Hours. to s Sundays, U to 3. Mien
title treatment nnd advice free Medicine only tlOo.
A.-A.-V-CM'K KIWT PKItVI HT CUItR
In diseases 'tf meiit danmrous casta solicited; relief
at ouceithonede-lrlngnnlt nrt clais sclentinc treat
ment should call. Tlietca.llnjspeclallst, Dr. llonschur,
127 West 2iU st , U to J, 7 to V Sundays, 10 to .
BR y tlllAY III.INN SMTAIUUM."l77 W. 47th
st l'rlcnti- rooms, matron, 0 U. Tel.270.i !18th.
Dlt. KHNIIAHDIIOIII.MANX. rrrcatebanltartum,
201 w.4Jdst . in ar llroadw ay. Hours from V V.
gusuuja CUnnccs.
IARTER wanted In extremely prosperous hotol
tualni'.a: S.'O (inOmsli for hair Interrstt I want a
thr tt, aeilve partner, of hlKho-t Intenrliy. to take
entire chirge or nil llnatues. omee matters, Ac., I
havo mor noik than I inn manare alone, nhltol
am a hotel and res uiraut man of much exierleuce
ami a 1 Ity, I am ilcnrli-nt In the part which I wish a
jiartuer to nilt the resiauraut and dmlng room ts the
main fi aluri1 or tin hi lit -i. and iloea a hu.Iness of
nenrl) 810,(10(1 u month making net protltofolOAO
to JI.ODO per mouth, tl 1-odM-rtlscnnut mi insex
actlc whiit tt- s tys. and tin accrpta le gcnll man,
m-un!ng htuli is., can innit thoroughly Investlgatu
ecerc detail or the buslini-R, not a lent less thai
t.'.ituiio. anil mi other Ii nu than all cash down, will
tie i oulilerc-d ogi ills need not ansvv, r. a. only prin
cipals will In- notion), this business Is wide open to
cln-P't Ini-poi'tlou h) unv mi., meanluir real business,
hut please ion t na-lemv time an 1 ours bv nfTerlug
mi) other price or ternn. than ntati d In this advertise
ment Address PHOSl'LKOtl-s, box UK hun uptown
otllce, WH& Uroudwu).
intents.
1 PATENTS for lnventtons procured promptly: low
. rates. P.OI Dl.it i BHILAK.N, SJ Kasiau st . N. Y.
lstabllshed 1854.
Cpru ritrrs.
ELICIiESSDEIlIER, So 6. $$So',ti'0l guaran
teed the best. Call or write (or cataloiue. IB2
Broadway, room 3
tlert gowH.
to rut MUM.
OATlt ST, 11 ST Second floor, At roomi,
OM: bauilftomrMr funiUbfd, prlTtt table: rffer
piiio, oppoitte AtorU Hotel
3 Til ST , 7 Wl -T Handsome. j fnrnl'hedlarte
t nnd ij mall n-omu, exiellt-ut board, referencet
Sitl'tt Uoatd 'Braolilun
8ni A.ND TLACE, IA. near Fulton Bt Superior
u.V botird room, and tire, $5, lmproTcmtiits, piano,
good homo.
urut;olml SoorasCtVpartmcuts to St
Kait Mldn.
BUOVDWAT, 1418. ht 13th and 40th aU Hand
aontely furnished sulU, prlrate bath, gentlemen
only, nffertnees eichatiiod,
I QTH Si, 2iJEAST.AlarKe, nloely furnlabed
i. O room for one or two gentlemen
Meat lae-
HANDSOMFLV furnished tnlte, prlTate bath;
X also room, bouthrrn exposure j single rooms,
roferencea 1 4 W ct J3d
1 iTll ST , 150 EST 1 arc ana small rurnlshed
XJ roomi, stogie or connecting, all conveniences,
firiillemen prefer red
JXTH tT,,,,.'7 WEST A handsomflr furnhhed
xtJ rtMKii, nlttibath, cverjlbli c flrst-claia, gentle
men, rrferoiai
4nt nnd oanmcius &o ?et.
THE PARK MADISON,
Madison A., S. K. Cur. iloth St.
Attractive apartments large and small, now readj
for ticeu) nn
rin' building 1 Irtimllr new, ha lng been rtcontl
rt built Contains every modern 1m irorement aud
ti tn tilemo These aj artmenU are without kltoti
enn A Mrst ctaa rti-iuruut Ia inalntolned In the
houie for the use of t uants thereby saving much
earn an 1 trouble. VUms and full purtl ulam on tho
premises or of
4,-a-:o. b:. bid:ab,
(503 J) 1 Madison Ae
Till . IllllP. tOIUKIt III1II HI.
Mew, large, llht, airy rooms j leautlful view of
pkturetuurt Central I'arL, fUtnrl'.' lights, elevator,
mud all modem romenlenies, rents onlj from 91,140
tti 91..MIU, een and light rooms and bath
IIiATN, Sll ANP 81 A Vi NTH. ft ntc rooms,
' X range, tills, to , new brcW bulldlnc4. U4t, 033 De
kalbav,, near Suiiiutr, Hrookljn See Janitor.
rpO 1 ET Apartment, six rooms, liiht and alrj
I bou"i J tut rt'tiovated 8U. bth av,, 34th At. Ref
ereiitiH re(Ulrtd Janitor.
nTII ST, 1104 AND noft FAST, near 2d ar. 3 and
4 room otartmenU to let. rents 112, 913, $18,
only respect al le parties need apply.
Ifjrnil ST.34H r'AST. i nrtrnents of three and
-tJ four rooms, nit light morns, cheap rent.
urublteil Ints to 2ctl
17I.ATS AND ArARTMENT-.,linrurnlshed. furnished.
IlideilraUleloi'atloiM n lit, S'i40 to S I. 00
1U1M1M UHOTIIHIS, HM"i llromtway.
lata ami Apartments! tVantert.
7 ANTED To sublet furnished anartmeutsi write
particulars. Itoom K5. Hotel Majesllo.
Jiueltitin 2.ouen SJo Set fflltg.
DVSIRABLR IIOUSFS. furnished and unfurnished,
lu desirable loi atloiis. rent. 11,'JUII to (6,000.
10I.SUM UHOTIir.llS. HI15 Droadnar.
(To ?et for Swine, urpoueu.
BUII.DINns, stores, lofts, offlcas, and studios to 1st
In desirable loi atlons
I OMOM illtOTHFIlS, H35 nroadway,
Heal (f state or ,SaU ?onn glanrt.
1 Early!!
I Ollltl'll TIItT lOI! Mil II11R I-I.I'.ITV
or timi: to iiit otm nuuim at
ELMOUEST, JL. I.,
13 S1IMTI9 I HUM II 111! NT. FKItllY.
COtIMDTATIO ine. ITU II1V TO NKW 1 OHK
A VII HE1IIIV.
TR VINH AND TllOI.LEV DAV AMI MOIIT.
The most beautiful and accessible suburb In
IJIIKirril lltll lOlili, v, here values are eon
stautlj iDtri'iulnu.
Value of Houses Built, 1894 - $37,000
" 1895 - - - 106,000
" 1896 - - - 159,000
" " " 1897, to date 250,000
Several Colonials now nady, hardwood floors
ami finish! steam heuti prices (,70U to fO.BOOi
other smaller housis, S.'.HOO to l.boo,
nun hitinkk mitv ni'rriiiiirra ion
'! HIV Ol TIIK Klhll"tr roiiuu i:
TKII1IM.
colli! KKIt N,-Alsolotsforsaleat North Wood
side aud liowiio I'arL
I OKI) Ml'.ll'lt A. (.,
Rlmhurat, I.. I. " Ullllum at., N. V.
7th.MIIAL ISt.ll' I. I . U onlJ a Hit'" oer an hour
I rroni New nik ill Wn oiler ileslral In d acre
farm on good roal, near station ami town, for I&0
$1 iiowii. Ii-ilanie mull lustiillim utsi k-uud, rich, pro
ductlvesolli noriHks stuuis, or swamp.) title guar.
auteed. Write for details
UIM.r.V, IS Chambers st. ,
JRcal tfntnte , or ,8nU.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 WEST 12STH STREET
PARK HILL on tl,c ""-'son-
N " 'Sr sr" tiS tAAAAA&
ew York's most beautiful
and acccssibto suburb.
AMEIUCAN UIIAIi KSTATK CO.,
ait) lino urn ii .
iHral estate 4 or .Sale Citij.
fil ASBBTFASTHSI) ST -American basement rest. '
-x denies twounwlil .1 llentle SnulT, lftOIt'waj,,
ojrtan steamers.
s viAMERICAlM LINE.
NI.W oHKM Til MIl'lO.S Loii lon-rarls).
.- . . eialliuunm filtirila at 1U A. M.
.TIOIIS Nv l hT LOUIS . . . Nor. H
I'AIUS m u iAUIs ... Deo 1
UT 1'Al 1 sv 17 ST l'AUl, Deo. S
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP
Silllnit nerj Womejilay
Houthwark m ,i I M Krhsland Nor. 17. noon
Noordlaiid Ni)1 lll.noon Kelislniton, Nov.!'4.UA M
INTI UN VIIOMI, NAMUATION COMPANY.
Piers 14 ami ir,, No th Hlvir. OflUo. 0 IIqwIIhk Green.
.iin r iFir Ttiii.w tl.
Inten hd steatnshlp silling from Vani-ouver
T0JAPAW-DCHIWA.
FMPHEss oir .1VIAS Nov.rt.Jan 31, April IB
Mll'llISS OK CHINA Dee.a.Keb.S
LMPltLSN OF I.NDIV Jan. .'I, March 88
to HONOLULU, FIJI, and AUSTRALIA.
WAltlllMOO Nov !!8 AOItANOI . ,D0. 13
Second iibln nerommodatlons at very low rates
Fortl ketn an 1 frelKht rn rs ni Iv IIM Ilroadwaj.
For fn Ight r ten mil), 03 Wall at , New York.
fiDNAItDI.INI TOL1VMI!,OOL.IQI'EF..NSTOWN
ys rroni Plr l. N H , font of t'lnrkson st.
I.ucanla Ott no s in A M.iCatnpinla Nm,i:t.7'30A M
Urutla Sin il. j p M Unihrla .Nov. ao. 1 P. M,
VERNON H.llllOW.NtCO.liin Mils 1 llowllngUreen.
nti:cii i.ini:.
fiowuoNir. nrNntAi.E thanskti,ntiqub
OniUICT IIM In llAVIth-PAUIS-HtANCE.
I rom Tier 4 .'. N rlh Klier. font llortoust.
I.ACII VMI'AONI-, Pmriil Sat.lKt ID. 10 A.M.
LA TOL'HAIM-, Minti III Vat. Nov 11,10 M.
Halts of p insane, llr.t i liss, N, V to Purs, tto i an t
up. by all sti ainers xi-ipt La Touralni, InclullnK
rellwa) fa h to 1'nrli anil lantllnir eharKi-e HuITet
parlor oai snats free s. i on I class, tn Paris a4 75
V. rOIIHET neni ml Agent. .1 llowllug ilreen
HAIYIFURG-AfflERICAW LINE.
TU IN SC11EW lAPKElS from New York tn Plym
outh (Louilnu) Ch- rhourir Paris, and Hambuti?
I lllsiniriK, Nnr It. 1UA M
II AMHCIUI Nl- ll It h , h Twin Ncrew Mall S S
Phoenkla Oct .I0.HA M Persia . Nov il, .1 P M,
Urst cab , S7r,lli, set nnd i la a Stilt steiraje, S18
llMlllhiirc-lim rli tin l.lne SlY Itriutrtunv.
iriABi: KTe:.tiisian .,
nir.1 uxt rnsm
Sfl.OO tn PttrlluiHl, Iff., nml Ilrturn.
fit-antsblp) John 1 null ami Manhattan leavn Pltr
IlH, Fan 1'jvrr, foot of MarLi t st , Tucdnys. Thurs
days, and Saturdays at " V M Steamis fitted with
evorr inndrrn linprovfiuent for tomfort aud con
rentenoc of tourists
unices, a 7 J Droadway and 22',' South st
11. MM L. .uirral Agent.
"VTOHTH OFUMAV LU I) sTl VMsflll CO
IN SHORT UOtlTF TO I OS'DOS AMI CO.STINfVT.
FAST EXrithS Sit KMtllS
Saale. Tu. Nt . U M. I.ihn, Tu . No. lfl.0 A M.
TraTe, Tu , No. V it A V. KaIkpi-.Tu .Nov 211. 21' M.
OKLUlCHs tn.O.4 nowllugf.reeu
OM I)4MfTIO LtF
lII.l 141 OKMtl.K.
Rhnrtrtat he Trli Out of rir Vnrh
Delightful tours to Ohl l'ulut Comfort. Nnrfolk. New
port .Neni releraburt;, Portsmoutli Tinner's Point.
Kkhmnnd. rlnU 11lmii.1i. Vs and VaslUii(Ctnn. D C.
FreUht and Pa-nsenKcr atemi.trs r.11 from Pkr 26,
North Itlver every vreck day, except Saturday, at J
1'. M , and -nturdav at 4 1 M
W.L QC1L1 AUDhl'. Vie I'reVt and Trafflii Mgr.
Tho noiv Twin S 'rev, rasen.er Meamshlp
ItOTTB:RIA0
of the Holland America I lne will sail for Rotter
dam dlr-ct on IAIIID1. s.o IMiitnil inTII.
IT III I, l. Flrt ratlin 3 3 "-ecnnd i abtn S8.
Applvto HOLHNDAMEl.tCALINL.JU Ilroadway,
Nti York
WHITE STAR LINE." !
Germanic Nov. 3, noon l Ilrltannlc Nor. 17, noon
Teutonic ..Nor.1'1 noon ' Majentlc Nn.U4.noon
NO COTTON CAHHIED 11Y P.V-Nl.NOI-K hTPAMERS
Pier 13. North River omce. H Hna la. New York.
II. M MTI.AND KFKSEY. Agent.
ttantDouts.
BOS TO N A N D N E W ENGLAND
VI -OL'ND LI.Nbi.
Fall, ItllKR LINK. Ma Ntwport and Fall Rher.
Leave Pier IS, N H , foe t of Murray at , week days
an t Mm luyii at G 30 P. M Menmers Prtsillla and
Puritan Ort.bei.tra on each.
S10ll.T I INK. via Ntontngton. Leave Pier
311 N. H.oneblo k aboeCanatsl , v.eek dayaunly,
al a P M steamers Maine and Nrvr Hampshire.
NOHUII II I lr. MaNViv London. Leate I'd r 40
(old Nn ) N It, nel Deabrn-tiin st , week day.
only, at a P 31 Steamers City of Lossell and
Itlioile lilaml.
Albany Evening Line.
The popular stramers ADIUOSDACK and DEAN
RlCIllIOMi will leave Old Pier 41, N. It., tout Canal
st , at 1 M dailv (Sunday ezrfpted), maklnic direct
connections with itaJti Nurtb, Ltiat, and est,
("lI-iHIl.l , Ml )0 M t (l KIR UUTN
leave IMr t.t. N, H foot of Christopher st. every
w evk U at 1. M.
KI.Sl3TO, I INK. We 10th st Dally 4 V. M . bat
urda at 1 blnatuen HAI.DWIN undltOMFK for
Corn wall New hurt;, Sew IlHinburg. Marltoro, Milton,
I'uughkeepi'le, Hjde l'ark, Fiopus, Kingston connect
lupuith l.A D.H. 1'.. for all points In Cats kills
"m.U lli:.lare, SI, EXCUHSIOV. $1 60.
Fast st eameri leave Tier 2 E II, dallv (Mindayt
excepted) 8 I. M and 12 midnight, arriving In time
for trains to Merlden, Hartford, Springfield and
points North
"DAlhliKUs LINE steamers leave" Pier 2T.N.ll"
XV fool I-ran Win ut . for CranntonV, West Point,
Cold Sprint. Cornwall. I lihklll landing. Newburg,
weekdav6P M., Suudajs V K M
TWH IIIAT. CITY OK THOY or SARATOGA
leavfs Wtt 10th st nallv, except Saturdav ft P. M ,
connecting with Delawar and Ilu lon .tnd Htchburn
trains. Sunday steunu r toudus at Albnuj
Lehigh Valley System.
Stations loot of U'M J'ld Nt. (Pinn. It. II ), Cortlandt
t r lies! ros-ei -t.
In ltcates time from WtM UJ St. Other figures
.him time from Cortlandt or Drsbrosses st
flllli, H in A M dam vuida edilS, TA. M)
forMAL'Clt Clll NN aud Intermediate Matlons.
11.111. Sli 1.1 V M dallv fur WILKhMIARRF,
hCHANTON (ntik da)l. FLMIHA (week ilavi),
ITIUCA. IIINMA, HOCItthTHt. UUrPl0.
Nl MJ MIA I'M I s, and the Scet and prlmlpal local
point, dlnlmr ar and chair tar to Uuffato
ioi-js. lomo v M, humlaj. only, for HOUND
HItOOK aud luteruiedlato atutlons
loi-js, Kuan M.Uall), except Sunday, for
MAUC1I CIII'.NK and Intertnetllato points
lltss, 1-iiOO noon diill.txcpt Sunday,
"HLiACK DIAMOND IJXIMIKSS,"
Arrives lluffulo ti ' P M Pullman Vestibule Pay
Coiit-bes and PnrlnrCirs DlnlnirCar bervlce Meals
a la Carle. Connects at Iluffalo with tbrousb sleep
ers to Detroit an I Chicago.
MAl'CII CHI sk ami luti-riueillate iolnU
I'Ji.l.N. iiis P M. Nunilaja only, for EASTOV,
MAL'CII t'lIl'NU. and ihntoal branches
tun. Iito P M dalli. eitept Sunday, for I
WlLM-NHllf, PITTNTO.N, sCltANTOV. and prin
cipal Interim itlatc stutlnns Connects for all points I
In inal legions chair car for Vllkesharre, I
a i.i.l, -till) p M tlall), except Sunday, for I
WII.KI IIAIlllr. P1TTSTON, NCIUVTOV, ntut prln '
rlpal lutein i dlu' t illons C im-iis fur ell i olnis
In nml reittoiu, Pullman liulfet Parlor Car for
WllkntMrrc
1.31, niinp 51 dally for K ASTON and Inter
mediate stations. I
5i.N5. (mop. M dally, except hundat. LxprcM
for hi ATlNliTO.N an I print Ipal Intermedial, sin
tlons Coiincits for Heading an I Harilsbuic Clia r
car to Slutlnntiin
Ui.15. iOlP M. dally for IIUFI'AI.O, NIAOAHA
PALI.", ami nil points Wist Pullman deeper viMI
liuletriluN tot'hhuKo. hleepois to Uurfalo aul
Toronto
7i.ia, Miatlp. M dnlly, except Sundav. atopplug
onl .it -ot 111 PI lINrll l.l, UMO, lit Till I
HIM. ML'( HCIII'NK 1, II It NCI ION' bAMtll.
UKNhA, Hot HI'sTI It 1IATAM, and HL'11-AIO,
Pullmuu ltetr for llullnlo .Non I ut sleeplnx tar
paM4elli;iri. urrleil No liiuaice carrlt d.
HH.1, IIHMI P M ti lor II1IACA, OV.NF.VA.
HOCillMl'lt, IIL'HALO NIAOAItA FALLS, and all
poll ts Wist Puilmun slttDir to Wllktsbarre and
lthuta
Aitolllonal Im-jl trains dolly except Sunday, for
IKil'NH IimaiK ami Interim' Halo points leave as
follows H M V ill) 1)1, M 'm S 10, 3 50, 4 So,
and " ,V, II lo 1' M
ritktts aud Piillluan accnnuuoilalli.ns at 1 1.1. "1,
a.l. ,IH, mi, an I 1H.' Illninlwaj HI I. llthsl13il
I UMh l . I.7 llier). N V Mill 1 iiltnii t , I
Court st . I'H II nt), a d llm ,kl) ii Annex, llrnnklyii
N Irausfertn v.1 1 till for and check baggage
from hotel nrnsldeiico thrnimh tndesllnallon
NevTYork and Boston All Rail
N. V, II All it It anil rnnnei lions
1 rom tiraud I cutral hlailun
Iave, Ii wn of Due
U'lll A M , hprliiKflelil an 1 VSiim tier, II no P M
111 U0 A M , iiNew I notion and Prnvl leneo, 1 00 p. M,
III Hi A, M , Ni Inndon und Prinlilenie, 4 Jft P M
1,'M, .S llllallrld and Uiilteslir, ft 411 I'M
i I nu P. M.. Air I Inn ami N 1 It It . ll on p M
I tu P M , Ni I nml ii nud I'niMtlcii r, 7 no p M
II oil I'M Ni w I iinilun ami Prov deuce, n on P )
4 nil P M ,siiriiilltl I un I Wiui i sti r in OOP M
ft till P M ,,c l.nii'l' nun IPrml lenci',1 1 imp M
II no I. M , "ipr wit) Id anil Wnreralii, il 1& M
11! 00 P, M . .Nrn I nn lull ami ProWdt'tlci, II ', A. M
ltiinailull),lmlmllUKMiuila
iillnyMate l.liulleili nil psrlor carat fare 17, In
rludtnK parlor i ar seat , ,
tAIr Line limited, .irrlns al ami departs from
Park S'tuare button. Huston Iteturu etrvlce same
hour aud b same route
Throuifh parlor and sleeplnir cars by each train
C. T, HiiMPsTfcAD, lieu Pass Agent.
tai
jSnllrona V
,,AMEniOA,8GREATi8TRAII.nUAD.' 'H
NE.WYOEK I
(ETvITRAL -fl
- & HUDSON RIVEn r. n. H
THEFOUR-TRACKTRUNKLINE. :
niiiFiT i.im: hi niititt mi.m,
All throiixh triln-i amp ut Mbnny I tha, S)racus, BB
UiHlicsUr niiil ltunalo
Trains leao (Iran It mral btntlon, 4SJ street and "FU
Fonrtlt i ni" es follwe I.B
8.011 A il tiallj itupt Sunilat The famous -,(aH
.OK) I Ml IKK sfm, KNPHI.ss.1 IMI1H) Kssl- '
entlralultl the "iirhl Due IllllTnln at 4 4D P. M..
Mnmvr 1 1 ulls A l.'i P M T imntn x :-, M This
train Is limited to ll s ntliiK napitutv Innnects
at t ' i-1 for Aillrontlnt k M niuinliis uu 1 Montreal
(,01 ) M KA" I M ML, Dalh I nr PniiK.iki epsla, MM
O.OVJ Mlitnt. I tun. svraiiii-. IliHhutir, Ihirtalo,
Ni unrn In'ls, ami t h ti iiitid
IIVfllM M -NOlllll SIIOHK I.1MITI1I Dally
JLU.UV VI hour trjlli tin hliunMl Mltbliran On- BV
Inilinlite Hue lliilTiihi h III P. M . Nlsiarn Falls Bb
p ,i(i p M, ( hit a.n H no M Carrhsileeping
nml ilinulm; rooui inrsnnh
in.'JfsA M-l) I NPltlss. except Sunday H
J U:U I nr Minium k t nt-klll Mountains, nnd all
lit nrtint Nt w nrk Stnte ni hits
l.flfl'' M -su' rilWlsriilN IIMITI.D. Dally
X.JJ lor Cnlimil us, ( in nn itl, Indianapolis, aad
Lnills Stops nl 1'oui.hkt eple BffM
1.Mfl '' M -i llli Alio SPK IAI., Dslly-ForDe- SH
.Ultrilt,ClcMlnml Toll do, and Chicago. Stops
itlKlll.lt psit ami St hi lie ladt. BffM
3 .'Ifi I' V 1I 4.ND AI,nV SI'rxlAl.. e.
.0J c t siimle- Inr liarrlMitis (West Point),
I Llileetisl. Vlhili, end Tmv
K.nri I' M-1.XKI suuIlF. IIMITFD. Dally-3t-
U.VJVJ ii ur train In Clil, airn. tin I nke shoro rntite.
I'm (liMlani; l.i, Tnledolllnl V M Chlcatr
4PM rids trtln ( unucctH nt ( It Miami fnr Cln BjB
( lull ill, due I VI P.M. nn! ul Tnl do for St.
Lniili, ilu,. lu l.t P M . due Kansas Clt next STH
imirnlni; Carries sleeping und drawing room i ara BfS
H.'lM I' M WhSTFIlN EXI'HF-SS, Dsll For Ml- tB
U.UU nk'irn 1 Ilu. ClevrlJlnl, Tolt do, Detroit. Chi- HH
i it n ( u Inmill. n I st l.nuls STH
C. I M - Villi HKltN KM'IIISS Pallr For
r,MJ Tmy. Pliituburr. Iturllmrttui, Montreal, and,
i ept saturiliii iiiKht, ottnwti B
' 7'1( '' M " H Kt" ll'H'IAl.. Dallj-For Adl-
I .tivf riuilat). Moiiutnii polut-t and Montrinl, via mW
Itl i It it.li -it t Hull tin Nlan tru 1 Al Id Toronto,
i t, lanil, Imll'iiia nllt, st I mils aul Chlcso. ttff
9 ni)1' M--PHIM. MMirhl) Jl 111,, Dally
ivll im1i-i pins i ir p mtt intern nnli ) I or polni oa MM
I nil liinok ltiilitMit. lu I. tons in I fur Hot hehter, BBS
IhiUliln, t lc la i I Itiillanipiill., an 1 St. Loll 8. BBJ
9. I ,- P M-PulUt I M'ltlNS, Dull) r.irsrra- BBJ
, t J tiiii, o imvii. Wait tti .n tihilciiHlurir. lluf IBB
f,l , Niagara 1 il , ( leMl-ind Inti tin, Ci It ago, BTBJ
iinl.exiipt Sjlur laji, fur Capi Mount nnl ths IBBj
n inn nud nBffj
I , i NIlllIT MIDNIIlllT IMItlss Theatre)
J-, i. J train fur 4 Ills I n tlul I rlu ipil points no LBJ
t i New York l i Mini . m r night ix ept Sunday UBJ
t li-lit' suuiiat nights r lit iKtii.lttpi.rs leaeoa IBBI
V lj train IBBJ
OiOsI M mil nil". P M I)Vlj, except SuuJaj,
i ' PlttH'lt id, v 1 1 Hurli in 1m isinn EBJ
our. m Mimtai tiinij tn l'ntili Id anil the Herk B'JHJ
ihln Hills Ma tb llarli in Dltl nn M
MI.NMlir 1UAINS lo MlNKHtS BJ
" Ml nlitiii" trains run betwe ii ir Dim and points nB
on ll t Pirnim Dlt itiun as fnr ng Y nkiis tu ennneo- ?bBj
tb n with th i let ah it mad Th ml) lluu runulng ilsBl
' all night" trains nut nf New Mirk JBBl
agti' r Pitlnie Carlnu nil tbroiuh trains fflBl
1 aim. lllunilnnt'il with Pints b light , BBJ
Ttckits unit agn r ollits nt Omul Central Sta BBJ
tlon, 119, SOI. 4ilrnalwa) 11 !! Uth nt , 1149 .IS
Un a Iwaj. J l C ilumbiia at .ill estl thst.anl l,BJ
II th st titlon, Ntw York lis and 7-!0 lultonsc. t-M
and lutl llroadwny, l. D llnmklrn tJM
liMirgiiK-i ht ked from hotel or resl lence by tha KB
AW-Untt I xpress foiupau) M
JilllN M Tll'CK, HLOKIIB II. DANIELS, BBJ
(ii ncral Manager General Pass uner Agent. BJJ
Psnnsylvanii I
STATIONS fnt nr et Tne.itj third street and Des Bfj
I rn.es and torllan ll btreets BJ
' OTl he teavuiif time Irnm Desbrosses and Cortlandt BJ
streets l-i t e inlmiti e later ttian that glv en Letow for BJ
Twelitt thlrtlstlett i.lntmn BffJ
I 7i5.i t. ll. t sn MM1. Pullman IlufTet Parlor nH
lothUat.il Nn niib s to Pltliliurg BB
Ni.1.1 . l. lsTlINI 1'ltteburgnnd Cleveland.
1H5.'. . II. PKNNSIVM 1 IM111 D Pullman BB
Compartiueut s, 1 1 Inir, Dining smol.lng. and Ob- BJ
s rtniloj rars lor thitugo, (Icviliml. Toledo, IBJ
Cln lliuatl, Inllilia nltp, 1 nitUMlle s I nuls. IBJ
IlS.1 I'. i. CHtl MlOANDST IOLISLM HESS Qfl
lorNashxIlh ai nt unntli t. liKagn st Louis H
Bi.1.1 r. M WIsTlUN l PHI s ior Cleveland,
C i cago ForTnliln ext. pi fcntur lav
JllO 1'. SI. SOI IHttrsmiN IAP1U.SS For
Plttftburg. Clnclnnal , 'uillnnnp i Is. St I ouls
11.1.1 I. si. (Iie-.b!ii,iei.nuil I nrllandt streotsB 30
P Ml MAIL NII IM'ltl ss-piilltnaii Iluffet
slec, lng Car New York in Allooi.d. 1 ast I tbertv,
Pltteliutc, nud jiolnts West, dull) exiept bunda,
Nn coath .
1,3.1 !. l. TACIHC I PP.Fss -For Pittsburg
and Chicago. C.muects forCleMlaud end Toledo,
except Satlird
1ll.TO NII TIIK SOI Til.
7:5S. fi .'-, I1.J.1. ll 1.1 (Dining Car). 10 5.1 M . 1 15,
1 11 (i 11 ' Cimrreh.iloual L m ." all IMrlor and
Dining Curs). 1 ,'j (Dlulng Car) 4 11 (Dlnln? Car).
h 11 P M . 1." 10 rlsbt sum! t h J5 ll ."3, 10 55
. 1 I 1.1 "Congressional Llin."all Panor and
Dining ( nn). 4 Jl (Dining Car), 4 55 (Dining Car),
flil', M li ID nlUit.
SOI niLIlN IIAILW Y. Express. 4 25 P. M. 12:10 ,
n gi.i iinllj
Arl.ANTlC LOST LINE Express. 9 25 A.M. and
h 1.1 P M.dalls. '
CIIrsPLAKK ND OHIO RAILWAY. 4 56 P. St.
.lain ,
Kill OLD POINT COMIOHT and NOHFOLK. 7.55 A.
M weik dK nrd 7 1.1 P Jl.dailt. '
ATI..NI1CIII li .15 P M wtekdays.
CVPLMAY l'i 15 P Jl wiek ilavs
Long llranth. ttl ury Park dntrrlsken Sundavs),
Otclll Ornte. 01 d I i lilt PI asaul ifrnni 1est Tvrene
t) third t-trect Slat on), h 51. 11 51 A. 31.11 15.
4-5.1. 11 'il P M Silliilnr. ll il A M . 4 51 P SI.
from Disbrnstes aud Cnrtl in ltstn ets), O-lo A.M.,
l-i in. .1 40, 5 IU, 11 50 P M Mindas. 0.45 A. II,
0.15 P. M
ton i-iiu.Miri fin t.
0 1.1. 7 S5. 7 51. s -ii, (. 53, ii i5 (li 11 Penna Llm
Hid . U ll(I)lnlugCar). 10 31. 11 jl A M li .11.
1 11. - .15 I 1,1. 4 il. 4 25 tinning Car) 4 85 iDln
lug Car), 5 53 (Dining Car). 7 4n. , i.l, 8 "ift P M .
li IU liUlit Sun lata, tl 1 . 7 13. s 2 ,. h 15, i) ifl,
I li 15 (Limited) li 1.1. Ill 15 V M . I .11 lllllllLg Cir),
S 11. 4: 1 , Dining Car) 4 31 ininlnc I an. 5 35 U
I (Dining Car). 7 4ii. 7 5.1 k 11 P M . 12 10 uight. M
Ticket nmces Nns 4H1, l44. 1 llnl 1 li I. 1 1 1. all t 201 BJ
llrnadwa . 1 Aster Hnute e.tTwcul tnlrd--trtel BJ
Matlon. an 1 sts'lot foot of De.b-oi-.es and dirt BJ
lau.lt streets i iirtbtritt.siini-uiioiistr.et.PS BJ
Hrtadw.iv ami nkltu Kum x suiion, lirnokltnt BJ
Matlon, Jeev ( t The New nrk I rauefer Com- BJ
pan) will tall for andtheck hat,gngu from hotels El
and re! lencte through lo destluallnn. tit
J 11 HCTl HINsON. J It WO ID. K
Oeueral Manager Oeueral Pass'r Agent. $
iTELTitlilt. I lit li V l A f.-1 HIV B
i. " L
Ntatlona In ev lurk, loot r llarrlaty nnd t
4 hrlalnpher -SI". W
iiwTiiiiir, tihins. hiii.smn nitrirr iv
lilts. I'lMNIII III.IIT. Sk
Direct route tn Newark lllmuut! 11, Mnnlclalr. tb. 9
Orangey, summit )! rnniiMt III llasklug ltldge. Mad 9j
Istiu. Mnrrlsintvii Prsok 1 uter-itiu H itintnn, Dnter, W
Maulmie, Ni v. inn. liuilil I akt lake llnpattoug, p
HatkettstotMi htbonlit-i 51 uiutalii. U a.hliigton. KM
Phlllllsburg 1-a.tul nterOfip sirmi Uburg, Pnuuio Wt
Mtiutitalu stumnii Pltlrti n itkrel nrr. . Nunll f
cok, , DuuvIllt.'Nnrthiluil i-rlaul 5Ionlrn-.e, llliuhim II
tin. Oxf id, Nornlih WntiiMlli t t cj Hlthllell W
springs, C irllnn 1, sirs tei,i).whii Ithaca. OiM-gn. f.
Illnlru I'ornlng. luih D nutilt , HufTulo, aud al .1
1 1 lilts t St. NnrthtM st und soutnweht '(
l Milill . s,niui.humton Mall. Mops at pilncipol
sliitlnlis
I loiun ,1, si. (Cafe t ir Uurfalo, s-ranton. Ulng-
hammn Onri.ii, Iihma. Ilmlra. Cilia. Syracuse. II
and OHtMi I xprci Pullman buffet parlor Lars E
Cunnitllng at Uurfalo with tralus ror Chltagoand W
polnlft 1 eat I)
line I', M, scranlon. HlnKhamton, and F.lmtraEx- f
pn si I'ullinan iiuITi t pnrlnr tars i'
4iiio I', ll. serjutiin W t kesbarre, and Plymouth fji
T-xprcsa Pu 1m in hulTtit purlnr tais
iho H. M. I)nll)i-1 hi a ntestlliule Limited Ex-
press fur s raninii Htnghimtiiii, Ilmlra. llu'fal. A
l'n lman IhiiTi'i sli nluL- tur.New org to Chicago. r,
Inning urni ,t i f Iliinuln B
susu I, vi. i Halh i lmiTalo Tirrrss, Pullman L
I leep' rs f r .Vrnntiin 11 nghamton. Mmlra Hath, K-
I Mt Nl.irri-. nu I Hnrril" iirrnluj lliitTalo s A M w
unio M.-D.iil imir ! htranton, Hlnghara. B
I tmi Owego, Ithn i IlmlM. S)racui.i, Utlca, and w,
I n-iwiifn Kxpnss Piilltiian burti t sleepers y
I rukelH nml I'lillm in acfnmino lallous nt Henry a
I fliri t -nm, I i 1 1 l I malwai, H Park ilaie. and V
4' 'i I -a i t n nl ti ilhniilwH) ricki te nt 1-eny 3
mill. ll. Ill lib at tor lith,t fll West K.'.lh St.. 1
2 11 1 .ilumliu n Ni w York 13-. nu 1 7i t rullnn nt. I
and HID Hmalunt Ilmnklli llmo tablts glvlnr I
I full Intnrniall in nt nil si I'lniM I
rsti nil's . nsi iimp in will call fnr an 1 check
tiai,!,.- frmil li ill I o rel I lltn toih Klluatlnu K
ER.E RAILROAD.
Through trJlue hato N ti s, ork, fnnt ufihanihrra P
st , as fullows. jnd Iito minutes i jrller from West
n'flfi l. istllnile Ixpremlallyforlllnghain. I
ilIVlU I n, at,rly, I Innrj Hullalo HradforU, ar 1
rt ilTaln i-ml I M Pitl lor i itr In HufTUIti
t)ft'. l, iH'lniih limit' d -last mall dally.
i.UWsiilid inilu fir ( liliagu via Chaiila pia
1 nki iirrlii Chilian I 7 lo V M, ( hlc.it. i 1 P 51.
Sit rt i rs tochltiign l uteliud, and Clutlmiatl. Dlu-
" Qfll'. M.lluflalnan I Clevelmd Vrallhulo I x
t'.0) virm dallt ariln nt Iluffalo 7 n5 A M,
Ilrtilliiril i 17 V M I iineslimn 7 oil A Jl.Ch'ie
laml li.lOP M e i p. r In llufr lliliiut Cleti-iaDd),
nuking di, en i i tl " fnr Deirult, (.httago, and
the ,Ht ( ife I lb nt I ir
Bi " i', tl. -lull Mn I liautauiiua I ake and
Ms) Niagara raIN ) ih 1 train In I lileago Sleep
i lato lliiruelisillh, Chlwign iiinl i Intluuail Dining
rpiClil TS, 10CL Tiir f MtDs AND PL'LI.MAK ,
1 U( ilMVOliAUONs it HI 11,1, .'ill. 401, and .1
U.17 Hminlit.i) I.', Ilntii 110 last WSIlif I . ami
11 nt li th .1 ua 1 1 -1 ml Hi si 'i id l ferries, I
New nrk ill hi l'n Mill ni t 10H Ilroadway, ,,
llriukliii ion Ilu I i ii -.1 Un) km and Jersi)('lty jf
I M nl Umi tVi-mnii lxpr.si.ill r.ir and thetks bag- ,
i K"k' from bop Is nu I n-tilenie. in di ullliatlon
BALTIMORE & OHIO."
Lean NiwWuk tt ni i null lirmlual dall).
I Hit fin 1:1 1 P M iiinl li liinUut , .
I'll' I HI lid I i'n si ink. 1 55MIU 12 10nl(bt. I
I IV INN 4,11 M I i "is i ii A M ,4 M P M
slINi.rnN HMIlMUr 7 11 u. 15 (Dining
Can, II il M Dining ur I .1 .1 il (I)lnlng i.
t.tn 4 11 Uiilng'nr P M , li lo night, sun ',
iluy.uil Dlulngi ir ll .'1 t M Dining i an, 1.31 1,
(Dlulng Can. 4 51 .Dining I ar . 5 53 P M , U 10
night , .
, Militant. 11-.. M 'Inlli i,
Nl- w dill I VN (lliinil lih"pr 4 ti'i P M dally,
Train., b nt foil I lb rl si 1 mluutm later
All train are llluuiinaii-il nllh I'mtx h light
(like. Ill l.i, .'"1 4 li INOllroailttut HI Fall
I lllh m . I.7li r. New orkiShi, 114 tulton si. '
llronkl)n, U Inn ball Ttrmlual Dagage uasokog ,
1 from hottl or rssldtucs to dtstluatloa.
I
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