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If THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1897. ,9 1 B
11. ISA MORAL DEGENERATE.
f$
W SOY Or 17 WHO HAS DEBIT A PMB.
Wt orrsn arms tears.
U$ He Wa Irat la ilia Penitentiary When Mat
u 1 Yet to ror let IIbst Fire to the Juvenile Asy
y I lam, ef tThlch Ma Wae Then an lamata
8i I Camkt RaablBB aloaa la Avenue A.
Kf Christian KnUa, whoao parent IIts at 130
Is I ' Battolk etreet, will not bo 17 years old until the
& I middle of February, yet he has (erred two years
,f In the House ot Refuse, four years In the
s' L, Jurenlle Asylum and one year tn the ponlton--J
I itlary. Ills parents are hard-working people,
fjl With other children who have never come under
'Jl U the obserratlon of the law. Christian Is the
"L black sheep ot the family.
If About fourteen months ajro his mother brought
j him to the Essox Market Court and asked
"i J , JUagletrate Crano to commit him to tho Jtt
f U ' Tenlle Asylum, alio explained that the boy had
ij i already been In that Institution, but had been
jgjl , tent homo to her as too Incorrigible for the an
U,, thorltles to handle. She asserted at tho ttmo
fig; 1 1 that he Immediately commenced upon his re
W I turn homo to beat and abuse her. Tho boy,
J' who has flaxen hair and a wonderful command
' of language, pleaded to be released. He cried
E a fcnd made such an effective prayer that his
yy toother grasped htm around the neck and far
lft save him. Magistrate Crane, In response to
A'1 her requests, sent the boy home with her.
BPt A week later the boy wasrrested In Four
if SJi ' teenth street, after he had stolen $30 from his
E' Sr mother. When agnln arralgnod In court ha
U lA need Magistrate wentwortb, who would not
t;;. In listen to bis pica of Innocence and sent htm
l again to the Juvenile Asylum, llcfore being
i ) taken there, while waiting In tho rooms of the
fxV I Gerry society, ho overturned a pile of ladders
W( In which stood directly over Gerry Agent Dlcdo
Wr) rich. Tho agent jumped In tliuo to snve him-
IS solf from serious Injury. Tho boy was over
Ik come, but In tho struggle ho bit olT tho upuer
I I E.Rr' ' n Anger of onu of tho policemen of the
I 1 Essex Market Court tquacl.
I I Ho was finally taken to the Jurenllo Asy
'' 1 lum. Ho hnd been there but a short tlmo
, 1 When he piled up a number of mattresses and
; fet tiro to thcra. Tho flro was discovered Just
I In tlmn to snvo the institution from destruction,
v 'Jhe ofllcors of tho Juvenile Asylum then Io
1 1 elded that the boy's presence would bo n, mon
th o.co to tho inHtlttitlon. They brought liim bo
Y I foro tho Court of Special Sessions, nnd, on a
I chnrgo of malicious mischief, ho was commit
' J ted for onoyonr to tho ponttcntlnry. Ho was
I'.fl released thrco weeks, ago from tho ponltcn
;" tlary. Ho sought his mother at onro nnd pro
f fl feseed his sorrow for his past. Ho promised to
'A P " Pl1 boy and was so eloquent that sho be
IMA tieved him.
Vt'l Sunday nttornoon ho wns caught robbing
A5J JVIlllam Jlnrbcr's saloon at 17(1 Avenue A. He
f left homo at 2 o'clock with his mother's per-
1 J mission to visit Central l'ark. llnrbcr spied
liim In tho saloon, and chased him Into a back
yard. The boy ran through a hall to the street.
Ho reached Knit Twelfth street, nnd sought tn
I cscope by riming to the top of n tenement nnd
I'i then down tho tire cscope to tho yard below. Ho
,( was caught oy l'oliccmnn Ucdpl of tho Fifth
i i street station. To Magistrate Cornell yester-
;" day In Essex Mnrkot Court Entei started to
; ' fnaEe an argument, but was cut short by tba
:- Magistrate, who said to him:
lii- "You are a most winning boy. If I hnd not
.- i known about you I would bo Inclined to listen
U J''"1, Dut think you nro a moral degenerate.
PM cannot conceive of a hnndsomo-looking Ind
If like you being f-o completely debased. As a
means of protection to society you should be In-
rnrcerntod like any animal that prevs upon
, his follow beings. I will hold you for trial."
Iff When the Mngistrnto announced his decision
',, j Jhe boy stormed, swore, kicked, nnd tried to
V X beat his head against tho wall until it was
wl , necessary to call the services of three police-
e-l iL "pen Into requisition to take him Into the Essex
J f Market Prison.
JJ rOZIOE OUATCD A JTUXEItAZ.
JI It Was an Italian Pnnaral, na tbe Baad and
III V riaaa OreiT a m Crorrd.
l The funeral of Mrs. Maria Pecararo, the
, , "rife of Giuseppe Pecararo, a well-to-do Italian
? i barber ot Rosebnnk, S. I., was held yester-
day afternoon, and was such a startling Inno-
-.,.' 1 ration in the line of funerals on Staten Island
:'t that the police had to be sent for to protect the
Jt; mourners from being mobbed by the morbidly
'i- 1 curious and the bouse from being Jammed by
i I persons who had no right In It. Pecararo lives
i In Ormonde place. In a brick house which is re-
,"" ! markable because of tne bright greens, reds, and
? I I yellows in which It Is painted, and tho gilded
X ill balls which were placed on It wherever the op-
- fr portunlty presented itself.
i ' Mrs. Pecararo died a few days ago.snd 2 o'clock
J yesterday was the time set for the funeral. In
If the early morning n gang of decorators put In an
' appearance and began to drape tho house.
Wjl Thoy first hauled up on tho twin flag poles the
Wr' American and Italian hogs and then proceeded
Hf to drapo the entire house with bunting and
i black and white hands of crape. The gr.iuo
r, prbor and hitching posts went covered with
V bunting, and so wtro tho railings on the front
H 1 stoon. A short time before thu hour for the
H funeral a brass band of tnenty-llvo pieces put in
I an appearance, and its music brought a great
n I crowd ot sightseers, llelors tho servlco began
B the house was so jammed that a panic wns
H I IB (eared, nnd tho police ucre sent for. In nihil
nm I ffl tlon to the crowd which flrst formed another of
n IK aqual proportions came, ond tho multitude was
jg .' .6 so dense that the mourners had dllllculty In
W Vi Betting into the house.
fM y The funernl ceremonies were conducted In tho
Wf'& parlor, which wns do.-oratcd. At their conclu-
HK&Vlf lion the casket wns taken ud by tho four nall-
HTSPk 11 bearers and carried out ot the front door, A
rl II circle was made of tho house, the husbind lead-
nfi. fm '"B tue Procession, nnd then the bearers entered
n6JS tlio back door nml w.ilked out tho front one nnd
WW.1HM put the coQln Into the benre. The funeral pro-
-utraw cession was formed, nnd with tho tinnd pro-
Wi Vr 9 coding the henrso nnd tings flyinirn circuit wns
m ibV made of the block in which the dead woman hnd
)aa IrJl lived. At tills time fully n thousnnd persons
had gathered, Children climbed upon thu car
riages and tho pollco could not dislodge them.
The vtomnn wns interred In the Moravian Cem-
rmjii etery at New Dorp. She was a barber as well as
ft If ! her husband.
Wd i Jtr.TAKEJT AFTEJt A CLEVER ESCAPE
ft
W ' Voley Stayed Awajr Tor Tiro Years, but Weat
M Hack ror a Visit.
PAlKitsox, N. J., Nov. 22. Two years ago,
JW, '. upon being convicted of assault and battery,
'I Peter Foley was sentenced to Stato prison for
W( ' il two ycars- A constable took him to the Jail
H,, I ' and left blm In tho assembly room near tho
W I li entrance, Foloy hnd on tho jail garb and there
' if Wasajallofllclallntheroom.sotbat theconstablo
Wi , Uj dld-not deem It noccssnry to deliver him over dl
Rj; W rectly to the warden. When the constable went
' lii C"t Fo'ey waIked over to tho warden's deputy
If Vf ond. saIll: "Ain't I luckyl The Judge sus
BLfft pendod sentence on me; give mo my clothes."
Iffy I The deputy, suspecting nothing, handed ovor
my II toleys clothes, and Foley coolly walked out of
f If Jail and down tho long lawn to the street. When
mJ jl Jio reached tlio sidewalk the constable who had
r' left him In tho jn.ll wuv him nnd gnvo pursuit.
J.'" J'olov was too quick for him and from that day
r VPtn. lRBt night nothing was heard or seen of
jt- . him here.
m' Yesterday ho ramo back to visit relatives.
IK Jle wns about to go away again about 8 o'clock
I last evening whin ho was arrested at the Erie
Station, lie took his rnpturo to heart and wont
Ike a child. A cuniintlmcnt to .State prison
las been made out for Foley and he will bo
H taken to Tronton to-morrow.
BESSy JlETEALVn O RAX It JURY SECRETS.
14 Or rat Sllr In a California Court Over Soma
gKjT l Jurop'i Uiirrulllr,
W Ijj Ban Josi-, Cal., Nov, 22,-In Judge Ixrlgnn's
(W 'I II Court to-day thero was a froo fight and other
iS'Vtt sensations that grew out of the Judge's attempt
2 I to discover who had revealed tho secrets of the
t Grand Jury room. It seems that the Grand
W !(. Jury recently returned Indictments against
Up several Justices of tho Peace for crooked work
Will OI "e k10"' Bu'1 when those wero submitted to
My1 lorlgin be quashed th,em as Illegal because
mtll I ' they were not properly drawn, The Inference
fA I drawn was that the Judge was "standing In"
Pi . I with the Justices. This was published In a Snn
u i Francisco paper and created an uproar In Sun
Wi Jose.
m! To-day the Judge had the Grand Jury before
W him and questioned each member. Juror Car-
n roll refused to answer whether he had given In-
formation, and the Inquiry was continued till
i to morrow,
H 1 Just after the adjournment there was a tight
I between City Councilman Fay and C.W.Colfins
over the lat er's reflections on hts political
I methoils. Fnj said to Collins: "You should
1 be In the penitentiary for illegal voting, and I
M can prove It." 'lhrn Collins hit him square In
l the mouth, but the tight was stopped before
11 I Il either was much hurt.
K III an Auburn Convict, Vrhe Twlea Bacaaea,
Ml'' J Completes Ills Tweatj,Vear Reattach
1' " AoBOnw, Nov. 22. Hyron Day was released
A. from Auburn Prison this morning after a period
JP of twenty rears behind prison walls. Day'a
NMfe . horns was In Lockport, and twenty years ago ha
)&mP was sentenced to Auburn Prison for robbery.
MmVI I1' escaped twlco, but was recaptured and
WW! - brougbt back both times. On account ot this he
B lost his short time, and was compelled to serva
It aut the full twenty years. Day started this
afternoon for Michigan, where he has relatives.
A
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BOO OAXDBIT PZAltB ATTROTKD.
The rark Beard Traaaaeta a Xotrara Bnasot er
noutlaa Railirn.
The plans ot tho Now York Zoological Society
for the location of the Zoological Garden In the
southern end of tho Dronx Park were approved
by tho Park Commissioners at their meeting
yesterday. These plans wero explained In detail
In Tun Son of last Tuesday. Tho approval of
the plans does not carry with It an approval ot
the plans for buildings to be erected In tho Gar
den exoeptlng as to their location. There was
to have been a pubtlo hearing on the plans at
yesterday's meeting, but no one apponred to op
pose them. Superintendent Parsons suggested
that they bo amended so as to provide for a car
riage way through the Garden, but the Board
refused to consider the proposal.
A request from tho Soldiers' and Sailors' Me
morial Monument Committee that the Commis
sioners prepare tho Sixtieth street entrance to
tho Park for the work of constructing the monu
ment at that point was rocelved and filed.
A complaint that the New York and Putnam
llallroad Company keeps no attendnnt at the
Mosbolu Parkway station, which Is tho resort
of disorderly persons, was referred to tho Cor
poration Counsel, with a request to know
whethor tho Park Commission has any power In
the premises.
Superintendent Parsons reported In favor of
asphalt strips for bicyclists on the pavement of
tho transverse roads In Central Park, providing
there la any money available for their construc
tion. The board decided to ask the Board ot Esti
mate for $12,000 to complete tho Itivcrslds
Park Improvement.
Bids were opened for the completion ot the
enBt wing of tho Metropolitan Museum ot Art.
Thero wero lltty-threo for various parts of the
work. They wero referred to tho engineer of
construction for tabulation. Bids wore also
opened for removing the temporary swing
briilgo nt Mncomb's Dim. Bernard Holt was
tho lowest bidder at $7(1:1.
On motion of Commissioner Mitchell to com
ply with tho law which roqulres the Aq larium
to be open every day. It was decided to keep It
open during the noon hour on Mondays and
Tuesdays hereafter and from 10 A. M. until
P. M. on all other days.
Postmaster Van Cott was presont and person
ally and by letter requested on botialf of the
I'ostmnstor-General that the United States au
thorities bo permitted to begin tho work of im
proving the Mull street entrance to the Post
Otllce. He promised for tho Postmaster-General
that everything would bo done to facilitate the
passngo by Congress of the necessary legislation
to permit the carrying out of tho agreement to
add llfteen feet to thu present sidewalk on tho
Mall street sldoof thowallc. The board rofusod
to grant tho request. They want the sidewalk
11 rat.
The four Police Sergeants who are on tho
eligible list for nppointmont as Captains under
tho old Civil Service law wero before the board
in executive; session. It is understood that
they were -mmmoncd to be examined under tlio
new low for fitness, nnd that the board will ap
point an additional Cuptaln of Police In a few
days. Two of tho Sergeants. Fitzpntrick and
English, aro war veterans. The choice probably
lies between them.
KILLED nniLE STEALIXO A RIDE.
A Ifeirsbej's Skull Fractured Wear tha Grand
Central Station.
Since the reconstruction of the Grand Cen
tral Station began the newsboys who sell pa
pers about tho entrance havo amused them
selves by stealing rides on the trucks thot carry
the Iron girders from the East Hlver to a va
cant lot noar tho building, where they are
sorted preliminary to being put in place.
John Iottogian, 10 years old, of 237 East
Forty-fourth street, who for Bcveral years had
sold papers about tho station, was at A'ander
bllt avenue and Forty-fourth street at dusk
yesterday when a truck laden with ten tons of
girders swung into the avenue. The girders
projected behind the rear wheels of the truck,
and Daniel Murphy, the driver, swung his
four horses around so far as they entered the
acnuo that the leaders went past tho entrance
to tho Bortlug ground. Murphy Btopped tho
horses and backed them. As they hacked up
lottogian ond another boy Jumped on tho pro
jecting girders, nnd straddling them, prepared
to ride until they wero discovered.
Murphy dually brought his horses around and
started through a gate. Ho had to turn them
a littlo insldo tlio gute, nud tho girders swung
around so Hint Lottoginn was crushed against
a pillar. His companion tumbled off in time
to escapo unhurt, but Lottoglan'a skull was
fractured. He dl-d Instantly.
His body was taken to the Grand Central
police station, nnd from thero to his home.
Murphy was arrested, but was admitted to ball
by Coroner Hoeber. Murphy had been obliged
to stop several times on his trip from tho river
to the station to drive boys off the girders.
TTARIXO 1IDX'T GET THE MOXET.
Told That Ills Successor .tllibt Wat Want Bis
nefuse-lteduclnBT Plant.
Mavor Strong set his face yesterday against
one of Commissioner Warlng's street cleaning
plans. Col. Waring asked the Board of Esti
mate and Apportionment for $18,000 to erect n
plant for the flnal disposition ot street and
house refuse. The reducing plant was to be
erected on Biker's Island and the residue was
to be used to All In land around the island. The
plan involved the payment of a royalty of about
$18 a day to the inventor of the system to bo
used.
Comptroller Fitch opposed It on this ground.
Mayor Strong said that he could not approve it,
as he considered it unwise to do anything to
hamper the Incoming administration. Tbe new
Street Cleaning Commissioner, ho said, might
find no uso for the scheme and plant, and the
tnxnnjcrs would lie burdened unnoressnrily.
The Comptroller recalled the fact that Col.
Waring, when he came Into oftlco, found a gar
bage dljliifectim? pl.mt purchased by his prede
cessor. It cost tho city $:t(i.OOO, yet Col. Waring
sold It by auction for $2,300. He suggested that
history might repoat itself. Col. Waring
pleaded for his plant, but the board refused to
grant his request.
SOT MAT IRWiy THE ACTRESS.
A lawyer Finds Another Client of tba Sanaa
STanifl In a Potlre Court.
A more or less well-known criminal lawyer
appeared In the Jefferson Market Pollco Court
yesterday morning In response, to a telegram re
ceived late Sunday night, which read:
" Please meet mo at Jeflorson Mnrket Court
Monday morning. May Iimvih."
Supposing that It was from May Irwin tbe
actress he had despatched a special messenger
to her rooms at 1220 Broadway with this note:
" Will meet you In court in the morning as you
request."
The lawyer hastened to Sergeant Kelly of the
court squad ns soon as he got to Jeflorson Mar
ket and Inquired if Miss Irwin had arrived.
" Yes. sho's lu tho prisoners' pen," answered
the Hcrge.uit.
Tho Inwyer worked himself up into a fine
frenzy at this, nnd cried: "Sho is there with
tbosu drunks nnd disorderlies Oh!"
" Bring her out I" hobald, and she was brought.
Then his equanimity was partly restored, for It
was not tho actress who enmo torth, butnnother
May Irwin, who was arrested on Sunday for dis
orderly conduct. The lawyer made tba best of
It, and got tho prisoner discharged. He then
hurried off to otUr apologies to the actress.
COMINO RUSH TO THE KLONDIKE.
Tbey Will Hook I'ntaenKero rrom London to
Klondike Via Ibe Htlkeea Hlver.
SIontukal. Nov, 22. Spoclal cablo advices re
ceived hero say that negotiations are proceeding
In London which In a fortnight will enable
through bookings from Ixuidon to Dawson City
via tho Canadian Puclllo IUilrnad and Stlkeen
Hlver route. Tho ni-gotinttous include a fast
lino of steamers from Vancouver to Fort Wran
gel and un entirely new rh er servlco to (llenora.
Thonco tho rnuto will bo by a now trail to Tcs
lln, and by water again to thu Klondike, The
Indications are that thero will bo an enormous
rush In tho spring from England,
Ssulbern Kmrm Compaui's Annual Meeting.
Savannah. Ha., Nov. 22, Tlio thirty-fifth
annual meeting of tbo Southern Express Com
pany was held this morning. Tho following
directors wero reelected without opposition:
II. H. Plant. M. F. Plant, nnd II. Sanford of New
York; M. J. O'Brien, Hugh Dempsoy, and D. F.
Jack of Augusta. Ga and C, I,. Loop of Chat
tanooga. Trim. The directors met Immediately
after their election and choso tho following
otllcers: I'rosldent. II. B. Plant ; Vice-President
and (lener.il Manager, M. J. O linen; Vice
President, M. F. Plant; Secrotary and Treas
urer, George II, TUIct: Assistant General Mnn
agcr, T. W. Leary of Cbnllnuooga; Tratlle Man
ager, C. L. Loop; Goneral Counsel, F, G.
Dublgnon.
Uave Patient Too Murk Laudanum,
Joseph Lardner, 10 years old, a probationary
orderly In the almshouse, administered two
drachms of laudanum to an inmate named
Williams, 00 years old. on Saturday night.
Williams nearly died. Lardner said that Dr.
Harklns ordered the opiate to bo given. Dr.
llarkins denied that be did. Lardner was dls
ehartre'' H 'eft the almahouao yesterday.
He had a pain in his bowels, a bad stomach, dyspepsia. It was
on the New York Stock Exchange this was. " You ought to take a
Ripans Tabule," said his friend, and he admitted he had seen them
advertised. " They are not a patent medicine," said his friend " They
are a regular physician's prescription. Ask Hatch over there. He
always takes them, or the Chairman, Billy McClure, he swears by
them." "Well, where can I get them?" said he. -Get them," said
his friend, "why, every druggist sells them, but I'll bring you a pack
age to-morrow. I've used them regularly for four years and will
never be without them." He fulfilled his promise and now these two
brokers are better friends than ever.
A new style packet containing tn ninsa tabcus In a paper earton (without slua) Is now for
aale at tome drug atores ron five cekts. Tbla low-prtoed aort Is Intended ror the poor and the
economical. One dozen of trie five-cent cartons (120 tatmlea) caa bo bad by mall by Bonding rurty
eight cents to the lltraKs CiiEviriL Coarxirr, No. 10 SDruoo Street. New York or a alugle carton
(res tabolks) will bo sent for flvo cents.
CAPT. LOfERISO O.V TRIAL.
Tbe Court-nartlal far Ilia Treatment or a Pri
vate lleclns at Ills Port,
Chicago, Nov. 22. But little was accom
plished to-day by tho court-martial which is
trying Capt. Leonard K. Loverlng of the Fourth
Infantry, U. S. A., at Fort Sheridan for "con
duct prejudicial to the good of the service." tn
his treatment of Private Hammond while Ham
mond was a prisoner. It is admitted that he
ordered that Hammond bo draggod by the heels
to the guardhouse and that be prodded tho
prisoner with his sword. This conduct. It Is
contended, was justifiable. Col. Hunter ot
Fort Snelllng, acting as Judge-Advocate, called
tho session to order. These are tho officers of
tho court: Brig.-Qen. Wade, St. Paul; Depart
ment of Dakota; Col. Arnold, First Cavalry,
Fort Bllcy. Kansas: Lieut. Col. Haskell, Seven
teenth Infantry, Columbus Barracks, Ohio;
LIeut.-Col. Chattec. Third Cavalry, Fort Biley;
Major Randolph, Third Artillery, Fort ltlley;
Major Hafferty, Second Cavalry, Fort ltlley;
Major Minor, Sixth Infantry, Fort Thomas,
Kentucky; Major ForBe, First Cavalry, Fort
Sill, Oklahoma; Major McCaskcy, T went loth
Infantry, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Capt.
Roberts. Seventeenth Infnntry, Columbus Bar
racks, Ohio; Capt. Stretch, Tenth Infantry, Fort
Reno, Indian Territory; Cnpt. Knox, First
Cavalry, Fort Riley: and Capt. Hunter, Third
Cavalry, Jefferson Barracks. Missouri.
The session was short, because ot tho army
regulations making It necessary to adjourn at
8 o'clock. Capt. Loverlng, without sldo arms, waa
present, and Private, Hammond, with no over
coat and with a thin blouse suit, was compelled
to stand nearly an hour in the open ulr wltb
several bayonets pointing at him; the snow
and keen lake wind making nlm shiver. Lieut.
Bernard and Sergeant Ilraincrd testified that
they saw Loverlng misuse Hammond. Braln
erd heard the Captain swear nt Hammond and
saw him kick tho prostrate man and Jab him
with his sword. Tne taking of testimony will
be resumed to-morrow.
PARK POLICEMAN ARRESTED.
Wanted la Njaok an a Cbarca or Abducting
Ilia Xleee.
Park Policeman Edward O'Loughlln was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of abducting his
nleco, Llzette Georgt, a 14-year-old girl of
Nynck. Rockland county, and was arraigned In
the Yorkvllle Court, where ho gave $1,000 bail
to appear in Nynck when tho hearing is fixed.
Tho warrant ot arrest was issued by Justice
of tho Peaco William II. Christie of Nyack on
information furnished by Nathan Davis, the
girl's stepfather, no complained to the Over
seer of tho Poor that tho girl was liable to be
coino a charge on the town and that O'Lough
lln was responsible for her condition. lie
added that the Park policeman was in tho habit
of visiting his house before the death of his
wife, tho policeman's sister, six weeks ago.
O'Lougnllu Hjiid In court that Davis was at
enmity with him and tried consequently to
shift tho blamo for tho girl's condition on him.
He added tlint be had frequently advlsod his
sister to leave her second husband becauso ho
would not do anything for her support, but. on
the contrary, squandered tho money left her by
her first husband In foolish business ventures.
Capt. C. C. Collins of tho Park pollco said
thot O'Loughlln had been in the department
for seven years, and that during that time there
was not a single complaint against him. Ills
record as a policeman was excellent.
Tbe Weatber,
Tberewaa an ana of exceptionally hth pressors
epreadlnc over all tbe West and Northwest yeaUrday,
with the centra to the north ot Montana. The eoldral
weather ao far reported this season attended tho
movement. In northern Montana the tamperatura
registered 10 below zero, nnd at Ilattleford. B. A..,
24' below. Freezing tempernturea reached over
Oklahoma and northern Texaa. aad eastward to
northern New York and New Kngland. In tbla city
the day was partly cloudy, with snow at nisht that
changed to rain; hlghoat offlolal temperaturo 4D,
lowest 44'; average humidity SB per cent.; wind
nortbweat, average velocity 14 mllea an honri ba
rometer, oorreeted to read to aea level, at 0 A., It.
80.07, 8 P. M. 80.98.
The thermometer at the United states Weather Bu
reau registered the temperature yesterday aa followii
1RQ7. IRUn 1097. 160ft.
OA. II 44- 41' HP. M 40- S7'
UJJ 44 43' HP. M 00- 34'
nr.ll 44 40M8Mld 08 33
wAsmsoTos raiDicTioia roa TcrsDAT.
For Massachuietts, Ilhods Iiland, aad Connoctlout,
threatening weather, with rain; variable winds.
For tattirn Htw Tork, tAotrera in southern and
sftoirers or nou In northern jiordons ,' light, vartaoXt
cind.
Fur western Pennsylvania and western New Tork,
bowers or snow; light, northerly winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, ralcai
slightly cooler; northerly winds, becoming easterl.
For tho District of Columbia. Delaware, and Mary
land, threatening weather, with ralai northeasterly
winds.
gjrumrh gidwHtfcmtutji.
"IAmYourSweetlieart.Robbie."
BY P. A. OIFFORD.
Prettiest song of STl
the year. Just pub- B2ljS
lished. Sold by gfeao.
HAHNE & C0W?ia
NEWARK, N. J. X S
21c. Jp-i-
Offitt Jurntiutt.
IIF-Mil lD OFFIt'B
FUntilTUnEINOHEATVAItlKTYSIASni'ACTnnEB
UY T. O. SELLISW, 111 FULTON bT.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 WEST 12BTH STREET
oK'nuttfl -fmnles.
I EXPERIENCED gatherers wanted. FRANK A.
JJMUNSEY, 141 tat golhst.
"OEILL'S,
Oth Ave, l!Oth to 21st St. tTT
EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN
WANTED.
WANTED. Two hand folders lu'Mndcry
dull Kiut L'.'d st., tup floor.
Domestic .Sm'nntss Wanted.
CnAUnr.l'.'MAID.S. cooks, Uundreises who do cham
ber work, llrst clasi wnltrcitnes, 25 couks who
wash and Iron, kltctienmalds, French and 1-nglUb
lady'a maid. French nurses, butlers, second men.
Mrs. I,. SH-l.Y. Emplnment Bureau, US West 22dst.
aervanta' entrance, 33'.! otn nv.
CtOMPETtNTKwcdlihcook; $!o for two In family
' lltluft In New York; best references required.
itrs. L. WEU.Y. :i5!i nth av . corner s!2d st.
COJIPfcTKNT TiifantVuuTaelor baliye months: for
Oeneseo; brt n f rences required. Mrs. L, .SKh.LY,
852 6th av.. corner 22d st.
J FRENCH Protistant nurse for child 3 years old;
. wases $'J0: references required. Mrs. L. bEELY,
862 nth av , corner 22d st.
MAID and seamstress to wait on a lady and thr-
children aged A. n. and s yeare; waga $20; beat
references required. Mrs. I SEELY. 35 tith av., cor
ner 22d st
qiHOROUnilLY" rouipelenT'EngiTih ladya'mald to
X live In California; wage4$30; very bout referencea
required. Mm. 1.. SEKLY. 332 th av., corner 2d at.
Wanted 3ilnles JHechanica. e.
BOOKDINDFKS.-Extraeoverers and assistant fin
ishers; also good ca m kcra un leather wore;
steady work. THOMAS RUS9FXL SON.
24-31 Nm'Chanitcriat.
OOKBtNDERS. Wanted a good nnlsheron printed
work. IIBUZOU & EHHE.
Washington and York sla . lirooklrn.
BOOKBINDINO. Extracovrrera
T. J. McCAUl.l'.Y. 10 Naaaa at.. Brooklyn.
BOY wanted to feed ruling machine; girl to aew
blank booka 34 Cortland; at.
IriRSfR5LASs' ADAMS rHFRSMAN wanted.
? lU'ltlt I'umTlNO HOUSE. 18 Jacob at.
1 FINISHER AND FAINT LINK KUI.F.K wmtedT
J II, I. LEH-KKTS CO.. 43 Uruad at.
STONE MASONS Members of the II. L. 11. 1. 28
will please keep away from Yonkers, N. Y , dur
ing present trouble,
rpiNSMITIt wanted!
X P. E. POURS, Klngahridgc. city.
WANTED. MFN AND WOMEN TO WORK ATIIOME.
I pay ss to SIO per week for making crayon
portralta, new patent method; any one who cun read
or write can do tle work, ut home, In pare time, day
or ovenlng. Send for partlculurs and work at once.
Address II. A. flftll'l', German artlit. Tyrone, Pa.
r ANTED Two nrst-clas, eiperlenced euttera In
If a well-arranKd bindery; stea ly employment;
mu-t hao refeiencen. All answers strlelly coullden
tlal. Addreit CCTTKR. box 12n nun office.
linifcELWRKlIlT wanleTat Bllfwest Tftthat
t anted 2nale32lTtsceUBneomj.
MESSENOF.n ROY living with parents: furnish ref.
en iicch; wage- gu week. Address 0. L., box 181
Bun upluM n otr.co, l,2Ho Itroadw uy.
, .
Jfint-ffilaois Help ematejJ.
CnAMBKRM.VIDandWaltreia. Wllllngand obliging
youn nntnnu. good references from last place.
K. O'll , box nil Min uptown omen, 1 wii.'i Broadway.
C" illAMBrRM.VlD nniT Waltreia. Vounn woman,
' capablo and reliable; excellent references, A.
Men., box 145 Mill tlptnnn office, 12115 Broadway.
CiITaMBF.KMAID nnd Seamstress Thoroughly oom
' pelent joung woman; highly recommended. A.
C, tinx 13S sun uptown office, 12113 Broadway.
("'HAMBEUM WD. nung woman i thoroughly com'
pett tit ehaii.lierinuM and seamstress. K. S., box
127 Sun uptown office, 1203 Broadwsy,
C" UlAMREKMUl) and SeauntreiH. Young womani
j capable and rell&ttle; good referencea. A, A., box
153 Sun uptov n oftlce, t2t!5 Broadway.
ClIIAMBEUMAIIi Thoroughly comoetenJ young
wonuu; bet references. M. II., box 133 Sun up
town oftlco, 1203 Broadway,
COOK. Young wumin; capable of getting up lun
cheuuaand dinners; bctt references. M. 0 boa;
IROhiin uptown office, 12i)B Broadway.
COOK. Willing and ohiuing young woman t good
family cook: tte.t references. C. J., box 110 Sun
uptown orrlcc, 12CA Broadway.
COOK, Younit woman, first claas"cook. with best
city referrnres. n, W., box 12 Hun uptown
office, 12113 Broadway,
CiOOK.Uood jilaTn cook and laundress; best refer
' encea. M.K.. box 1211 Sun uptown office, 1205
Broadway.
C'OOK. Young woman, flrst-clata cook; good city
referencea. U. I, box 151 sun uptown office, 12U3
Droaiway,
ClOOK. Flrst-clais family cook; references. J.'l.',
' box 114 Sun utitown office, 12d3 Broadway.
r?REN('II Protectant Rtrl, arrived from Fran-e, as
-L uurso for small children. 4211 W, 24th st. Janitor.
J71I.ST CLASS wallrc-a! bent Ity references. Calf at
. prtsent employer's. 47 Enftt 25th tt.
CiKKMAN girl a parlormaid or waitress; thorough-
ly lompetent in nil p irtii ulars. 11., box 134 Sun
uptown office, 12d3 Broadway,
HOUshUoltKEH Young woman, good oook and
laimdrrfs; rood rltv n-fereneos. M. Q., box
1 73 Htm uptown office, 12di Uroadway,
IANiriU'.S.S willing to take care of three or four
flan for free rent; iiiuat linve four rooms; two
growing iitidniigtiten andnyoung man bandy with
tools. Mrs. WAN-Fit. 22 (Jtvlalon av., Brooklyn.
JAUNDl'.ESS Young worn in, to asalit with cham
i berworkiwry iM'ntnf rt fir ntes. A.K.,boxjj3
Sun uptoMtiotrii-e, lad . linmdwuy
LAdTNliitK'-7--Younif wiuuuii; good shirt, collar,
and rult Ip sen goo t references. M. E., box 120
hull uptown ninci- I2H3 Broadway.
JAU.SDRLsVTl.Youiig woman; thoroughly enmpe.
-I teuti good refcrem ei A, Mel. , box IDS Sun up
town office, 1203 Broadway.
IAUNimnss F.rst class, In private family; good
cllr refcreucM M, I., Pox 184 Sun uptown
office, 1203 IlroudH ay.
fAIU nnd hnaimtre's. Young woman; under--ill
stands lialrdr ulng; good pioker and traveller!
highly rronmnie-ided, M. O., box 191 sun uptown
office, 1203 Broadway
WAITRF.SS. Willing and obliging young womani
tiest references. M. ?., box 130 mm uptowa
office, 12B5 Ilroadn ay,
WAITRESS Neat and tidy young woman; best
refercneen, M, F, box 108 Hun uptown office,
t5 Broadway.
ef irVt-iCU-.il. "1t) m'nui.
A MAN of family, with 1 uilncsf ability, able to ap
proach tbe l-rst, deiirr poidtlon of any kind
where Industry and attention are required i moderate
salary; best of reference.
W1U.ISQ, box ISa Sun ofnee,
S EDUCATED MAN desires "to aecure a posTtlon
wltb a Arm where bo cau make himself generally
ueefulilsalawyt-r, and capable of performing auy
kladof offlce worki will take moderate salarua
stars AWIMTY ixivt "fl "i" "
cftritt-CInlt'i. gulp pntcn.
BUTI-EIL-Young man, capable and reliable i vary
best references. L. B., box 107 Bun uptown
office, 1800 Broadway.
C10ACllMAN.-KiiRll.hl thoroughly understands bU ,
J buslnessi married) flrst-class referencea.
p. C. B80 8th av.
LAYVYKil.A lawyer from North of Ireland de
sires poat In good officsi fully qualified, and wlto
Irish connection, I.. L. D. box 1 30 Ban offlee.
S F.COND MAN, Thoroughly competent young null
good referencea from last pises. O. I, box 170
Bun uptown office. 1283 Broadway.
SECOND MAN. Thoroughly competent young mani
good city references. J, V box 154 Son uptown
office. 1285 Broadway.
FpiIlltD MAN; Willing and obliging young man i
X very best city references. J. W box 147 Bun
Uptown offlce, 1885 Broadway,
geadinn Hotels nnd geritnurnnt..
This list appears every 8unday, Tuesday, Thursday,
WHERE TO DINE.
For Information, circulars, o., of any Restaurant
or Hotel below, call or address (send stamp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
on rirtb Ave., Hew Tart.
Ale. mesas A la Cartel Tdk. means Table d'Hots
dinner.
Pslmonloo'a Oth avanue, corner 88th St. Ala,
neetauraut Martin Ale., Tdh, al.SB
University place and Oth at.
Lean Planret.Mhav. A 18th. Alo.,Tdh.,tl.83(aiuslo)
The Midland 34that.,10t W. Now open. Ale.
Slorella'a 4-6 West 29th St. Ale., Tub., It
lhanleya....n'way 4 42dst. 1 A la carte dinners.
hanley's...B'way AOOthat, V After theatre suppers.
8hanleye...8th av. & 23d st. ) Full orchestra.
Tba Marlborangh B'way and 87th at. Alo.
Tdh. breakfast, 600.1 lunch. SOo.1 dinner, 1.00.
XIonuln'a 20 Ann St., 149 Tulton st. Ale.
do. Knickerbocker Cottage, eth av, and 28th
Restaurant Ale, Foreign wines a speolalty top. 1A.M.
Clark's nestaurant 82 West 23d St. Alo.
gansberl'a 17 E. 22d at. Tdh., 81, with wine
nelvedere..4thav.&ltsthat. Alo. lunoh.50o.Tdh.,tl
nuacarla Union siiuare, East. Alo., Tdh.,73o.
Care Iloulevnrd 158 2dav. Oypsy Band
I.antrlme,s..40Untonequare,East. Ala., Tdh., 73o.
I.nehon's. German Restaurant 110 East 14th st.
Drrnant lleataurant.SOth t. and Lex. av. Tdh., 60c.
Grlirou'sCnre, IteatHurant.19 W. Dthst.-, Alo., Tdh.
Au Chat Molr..631 W. Broadway. Lunch, 50c; Tdh.
Pepper's 84 East 14th at. Tdh. and Ala.
Cnre !rlnahnttna.l43Sccohdav.,cor.ftbat.Alc.,Tdh
Hungarian Gypsy Band. Club catering a specialty.
Hotel Duguenne 83 W. 30th St. Ale, Tdh., 60c,
Itlverslde Rnatlab Cbop House, .. 828 Boulevard
Private dining rooms for select partlea.
Iteat, Agassis, Mgr.110 University pi. Alo., Tdh., 50c
Jaequln 57 W. 20th st. Alo., Tdh., SOe.
Jacolv'a....B82 Broad St., Newark, N.J. Tdh.. 60a.
Columbus Hotel 17 E. 17th at. Ale. Tdh.. 6O0.
HOTEL VEND0ME
Uroadway nnd 41st Street.
THE MARLBOROUGH
Broadway and UOtli Street.
FIRST CLASS. FAIR PRICES,
Louis L. Todd, Owner and Manage?.
SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL,
Gniml lluulMiiiril mid l 71m1 HU
AMERICAN PLAINS.
Strictly a family hotel; choice suites, fitrntshcl or
unf urnUhed ; t titklne and service of tlis hlt;tieil
orUer; rat ft reakouatile; location convenleut to alt
parts of the city by cleated, cable or surface rail
roads; Central Park and Hiverslde lrlTe to Oram's
Tomb two blocks distant.
WALTER LAWRENCE. Manager.
BANCROFT HOUSE. Uroadway and UHt st. Con
vtrnlent to all ferries and stations fen tie men
onlj; D0c, 70c, and $1 per day: weekly reductions.
lIOTEi, HAUTV, French tftbled'tiote.
47 Writ U4th at. Olvo it a trial to-day.
Concert prery PTenlnp. Lunch, 40e.; dinner, BOo.
Wine and ennm Included, sorTlce n U carte at all
hours; moderate prices. Rooms by day or week.
5ft cat cal.
TTENTION.-OLnDR.ORINnLK.nUAr)lTATEUNI-VKRM1Y
OF THE Cl'I V OF NEW YORK, MEDI-(-ALll'AHrMCNri
U5 YEARS A HPLClAMhT IN
DlEAhhs OF IEN. OLD DR. OKINDIX has been
lunger i fltatillflhi'il and has bad more ixperlence than
any other advertlnlnK pliyi.lclaii; rlty papers prove
this. Under bl fclentlllo treatment Mood ami skin
d.ea-t. pains In Unies. red HpoU. sore throat and
mouth, ulcers, painful swellPiK klduey and bladder
comptaliit, fcra dliiK lullammutl-m, gravel, undovel
oped orjjuUH, weak back, lust ttality. art speedily, ptr
maneuti) cured. Men about to marrv should consult
OLl DR. (JRlNIU.i; Every Impediment removed.
sSutTrrers, do uot waste time vliltlnft less skilful phy
sicians. Remember, OLD DR. U KINDLE never fa Is.
OFUCE OVER 13 YEARS at 171 West IVth St.. be.
tween tlth and 7th avs. Advice free. Medicine 4.
Hours, it to 0. Sundays, Wto3. Nochargeunbssound.
"OM OIL 4-ni:V, 4S imr. n pHrlatlsl In dfs
ruse sr iiie-n onlj. (Quickest permanent cure Riiar
am cod In all diseases. Illood poison, skin dtttea.ies,
kidney nnd bladdir trouble, weakness, nervous Oebll
lt, errors of outh, hi a dreams, undeveloped ontan.
luipeilliueuts to marrlaKe, Ac. lie m lap, consult tlie
only old spet laltst lutnUrlty. Offlce over ioj ears
at 1U0 sst 17th tit , near fnlim A(,uure. Hours, t to
9,Hutida), P to !l Scientific trh.itnient aud adlco
free. Modlclne only fiOc. No charuro uuleit cured.
A A. A m'UKfrT 1KIIT1KT CI'ItK
In dls-aes of men. dangi-rous cases solicited; relief
at once; thou desiring only nrrt'Clasi scientific treat
ment hbould rail. The lendtngspeclalUt, Dr. Ronschur,
l'J7 West ,.,',d st.. U to 11, 7 to U. Hundays, 10 to 1.
D-r7cOSRA iSNTTAltlUM. Frl. at rooms: ma
iron with full staff of trained nurses. 117 West
7th st. Hours. U 0.
BU FTallAYllLINN. sanitarium, 177 W i7th (nr.
B'way); cons. IM. Tel. S700 3Sth. Female at
tendant, LA!IKSl Chithester's EnffiJxh Pennyroyal PH!i
'P'amflnd nrnaj;, tlTO tho Beat, h-ft lUlftV.
T n oikrt, ivad 4c, iuo-ij. i ptrucnlsv, " ltell
fjr UIU ' l" l.TTi neturri Mut. , At Drurrin.
Chlehetaier Chemlcat Co., rbllada.. la
M RM. OKWr, midlife, txiard-t ladles, conflnemenTt
adoption; cunndetitlal treatmeut; strictly pri
vate; no sign, 3.17 East iV'th "t.
$tut wxi.
Knst dlrto.
AN exceptional opportunity In handsome housa,
near waldorf'Aitorlai commodious and attrao
tlve, with specially private features; second floor
suite, also single room; southern exposure; highest
references e renamed. 46 East 34th st.
If, !(.
3JTH BT., 27 W EST Handsomely furnished,
'x large sunny rooms; excellent board; references,
Kaal Slilo.
AT B UnlTfralty place anit Washington square.
ilaniltomely (urulstaea ball room to let! gdutle-
infii onljj
.IKril ST.. Ill EAST. I'holce largn rooms for
'JO Ki'iitlcinrn! all coarcnlencesi hanJy to surtaoe
auJ tlfvatftl lines.
HM nhli..
1 SECOND floor, batb, suite, prlrate batbi board
oiitltinul, slneie ruonis; rrfeioncrs. 14 Weat UDd.
qqii M" , 10 V1T, Handsome j funilshMl roouisl
OO rn suite ami single; breakfast optional! valet
litt iiiUnc, rifrronct..
Ti'JI) hTTvu? l'.M Nicely furnished second floor
JO front unl nil.errouins; exufllent table,
4 frill hi'. IV" Wl.Sf. XoMly rurnlfbrl room,"i
O houilirrn i'X".ure, marble lavatories, clothes
prikki'S, iinrtenli'iKrai hlnuly nreu suUe.
yril bl.. -- WKhl' A hftuclsomely furnished
UtJ roiMii, nlili batb; everything first clan; gentle
men! n fen'bt'n
flnt.$ and VuattiritntS Co Ztt.
THE PARICMAoYsONi
lMdlnnn 'qunrr mid tlAlb Nt.
Two lar'e tulles, al.o nn small mile remaining to
be renteil. 1'rlruto restaurant ou premises. Apply
on premises, or to
il!. II. UK 111,
10 WALL 9 P1M". ST (0007.) I MADISON ATtt.
"THE jG.w-V--a.XjC3Jir,
7iii it. mutt':. uuxi'it min ht.
New, lari;e, lubt, alrr room,; beautiful rlow of
pleturesuue Uentiol 1'urfci tleetrlo llnlita. elovator,
and all iiiuUerticuuvenleiiresi mils cml) from 11,140
to (1,'Juu, sen u ami elkbt rooms ami I nth,
5 Til AvTl0-. nrer Htlth st Klenant dpartmeuts,
faelng parn . S ' to 10u iiuinlbl hte Janitor.
IOrin "sT .'ISKAHT -Apuruuents or three and
.0 four rooms ,ull light rooms, cheap rent.
, - -J
Zo Set tor Sumiucjn jgutpoKt.
ALARQF. NCMIIKll Of DU1I.UINQ3, store, lofts,
ana oXtlL.ta to let.
Itl'l V1 Wtl' - 1 1 tWYT.. at
Stnlggtnttorgnlt goHflgglnnfl.
o ar.4. ACRES, $150.
S3 CASH DOWN. THEN S3 MONTHLY.
?JLV . cl! 1,WK ll'i'l. neartViitre Moriches, nntr
two hours by rail In markets of Ilrroslyn and New
iSllfJ Kwy r,.l!,,'l'l" farm, or suitable fur poultry
ntLl?"..!1.?? ,,l,l 'ho't distance of railroad and
?"" 8outh lliyi this plot of Krouml will product
ror you a I hlnu in a comfortable way, nnd la the IiIr
Ki,. i-"".'? "n Lon5 1,1"ll1 The land will double in
7...... t?r''" "" J,' llilnk of the price and
"""J 1"d Buaranteeil to tm hUh una dry and fro
from swamp, and it.Hiltlli.,,.Kroiin.l when cleared
03 aui w UF "wneT retundedt send your deposit of
w- n 'MOKFITT, 811 Lllwrly St.. .New Yorlc clty.
rjliT Kl'l.l, I'AltTICL'l.Alt.S of our Central Isllp
v-s property before invotlrR In nny Iflnn Island
real est He only a Util over nn hour from New York
f?. "'""nlcnl to vlllnne and station! land suscepti
ble, or high stale of ciiltUntloni r. aero, for only llii
n cash, balance smnll patinetiiai title Ktiarftnteed,
iieen rrie.no mortgage. Write or call for partleu
"" lllSLEY. la Chambers at.
Ileal Cotntf J'ov nlcT groohtytt.
IS rill,c.,';NT ISVCSTJIKSTTnotaxeiunTmSBoI
xw d.!)!)!) Intra 3 in Van Ilrunt st near Hamilton
iVH.',1"w. "'"'" ",nr.r ufle "of" and flatsi worth
5,0U0 only tnolfft, ee. write owner, on premise,.
f or nlr ox ott Cit.
WOOI1I, vws, New York city, to leti coTtage. ,t(ht
roomsilmprovemeutss 1h.
Ill VINO, 315 Madison ar.
Wrenn tenmrta.
American line.
NEW YOHK -soi'TllAMl'TON-dxindon-Paris).
. .!jllHie every Wednesda at 10 A. M.
ST.I-OUI8 . . .. .Nor. K4 hT. I.OllJIS Deo. IB
P.A,l.IS . " 1 NKW YOHK Dec.
gj. l'AUI. l)e. 1 ST. PAUL.... l)'-c. SB
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
Nnlllt)3eery Wetlnesday.
Kenslngton.Noi aj.u A Jl. Kouthwark, Dec, 8. (I A. M.
Westernlanl Dec. I, nooiiiNnordlsmt. .Deo. in, noon
INTHINATIONAI. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
flera U and 13, Norlli lllicr. Office. aUowlluKOreep.
tlIHM P-IKrr IHII.UA1.
Inteu'leil steamship salllnif from Vancourer
T0JAPAW ANDCHIMA.
EMPIIKSS OK rillNA Dec. n. Keb. s
ZMl'HKSS or INDIA Jan. a, March an
KMIM'.LSS OF JAl'AN Jail .11. April 18
to HONOLULU, FIJI, and AUSTRALIA.
WAHUIMOO .Nut. -J'J AOHANOI Dec. IS
Second cal lu accommodations at very low rates.
For tickets aud freight rntf apply n.1 1 Broadway.
For freight rales only, US all St.. New York.
C UNArtlll.lSET0LIVhHl,O0!.,vTA QI'F.F.NSTOWN
From Pier 40. N. II foot of (,'lnrlcon at.
I.ueanla Nov V7,7;II0A M.lf'ampanla.Dce 1 1,0-HO A.M.
Ktrnrla Dec. 4. Bl M Cmbrla... Dc.th.noon
VKTtNONH llUOWNJtCO ,(lcn.Ag-ts,4 IlowllnitOreen.
I'rtKM'll l.lK
ClOMPAONin OENF.KAI.K rilANSTl,ANTIvnK.
1 D1KU r MlNKTOllWlli: l'Altlh (HIANCE.)
ulllntf ever .'ltllrday, at 10 A. M.
From l',er No. 4V, North Hlver. foot Morton Street.
I.aCbanipat;nu....Nov u?;1.a Onscogne Dec. 1H
l.aTouralnci Dec. 4 l..i Nonnanitlc ...Dec. 25
La ltr taKiie , .Dec 11 l,u Champagne Jan. I
lt-clAss passago N. Y Paris $Ml. and upwards,
cteu'l Agency for V. s. and ran , a Howling Ureen, N. Y.
Oea'l Uesieru Agency. 71 Dearborn St , CblcaRO.
HAMBURG-AMERICAW LINE.
From New York to Il mouth (Lomlon), Cbcrbourff,
Pnr'f, and Hnmlmrp
TWLNhCKIaWKXl!&SSEnVK'EbeirIniFftti.SO.,OB.
TWIX.SCHKWMAILSKUVICE.N.Y. Ilnmburjfdlwt
Pruasla Nov. 87. MA M. j I'atrla .... hec. 4, 2 P. M.
First cab.. $00 up; second cUm, 40; itrerac, Wi.
llnintiurc-AwrrlCMit Unr, ill llrtndvuy.
RIAIKB': K'.'B:.4MSBieB CO.,
niRtr r.ri'iim.
atn.oo in Vortlnnd, Me., nnd Itelurn.
Btesmshlps John hnglU ami Manhattan leava Pier
SH, Fast HtvtT, foot or Marktt bt.. Tutadays, Thurs
days, tind Haturdajs at u P. M. Meamers fitted with
every mHlern Improvement for comtort and con
Teutenco or tourl't.
Ofllces, U7.T Broadway and Z'K South st.
II. IIAI.L, lieneral Agent.
NORTH OKRMAN I.I.OYD STKAMSIIIP CO.
SHOUT KOUTF. TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPKKhS hTKAMKllS.
Kaiser. Tu.. Nov. S!l. 2 P.M.ITravc.Tu . Dec. 14, B A.M.
Bpree, Tu . Nov. HO, 0 A.M.I-sanle. Tu.. Dec. 81, A.M.
OKI.1UCHS & CO., M Howling Orcen.
i.i).imtii.mii i.im:.
ntir.i to .miiiioi.h.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News,
retereburg, Portsmouth, Pinner's Point, Richmond,
Virginia lien h, a., and Washington, D. C. Freight
and Paaacngrr steamers sail rrom Pier SA, North
ltlver, every v. eek day, except Saturday, at 3 P. M.,
and S tttirdav, at 4 P. M.
W. U. OUH.I.AUDF.U. Vlce-Prcs't and Trarflo Mgr.
WHITESTAR LINE.
Majestlo Nov. '..'4, noon lOermanlc Dec. 8, noon
Adriatic Dec. 1. noonTrutnn!c .. Deo. 10. noon
NO COTTON CARRIKD HY PASNEMJF.K STEAMERS.
Pier 4S, North River Omce. H Uroadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KCRlCY, Agent.
tffltntioius.
bostonTa N D N eWentGlaIjd
VIA MDNU LINKS. '
8TOI;to i.ik. via Sionlnston. Leave Pier
11H, N. R . one block above Canal st., week dae only,
at U P. M. Mcimers Maine aud New Hampshire.
nottultll l.l.H. rla New Loudon. Leave Pier 40
(old Noj, N. R .next D''ibros,es st., weekdays only,
at 0 P. M. Steamers City of Lowell and City of
Law renee.
IAI.I. Hirn I.IMH. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave P.er 1H, N. It . foot of siurray at., week days
only, at .VM0 P. M. Steamers Fiisclila and Puritan.
Orchestra ou each.
Albany Evening Line.
The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DF.AN
K1CHMOND will leave Old Pier 41. N. It., foot Canal
St.. at u P M. dally (Sunday excepted), making direct
connections with trains North. Host, and Weat.
t"lTKll.l.. IU'lin AMI OYA('UIK IIO.Tl
leave Pier 43, N R.. foot of Christopher St., every
week day at d P. M
INUhTON I.INi:, West inthst. Dally 4P.M..Rat-
UrUays at 1 Ste mere BALDWIN aud ROMF.R for
Cornwall.Newliurv;. New Hamburg, Murlltoro, Mlllon,
1'oughl.eeprtle. Hyde Palk.F.sjptls. Kingston, tonnect
Iiicwlth U.AD. U It. ror all points In Catskllls.
" Sk"Ta "K. J are. fl; KXITIthlON. 61. BO.
Fast eteament leate Pier "A. K It., dally (Sundays
excepted), a P, M. and lii midnight, arrlvlm; tu time
for trains to Mcrldeu, Hartford, Springfield, and
points North.
T AMSDKI.lTTlNE. bteamers leava Pier 84, N. R.,
J- foot 1 ranklln St.. for Cranston's. West Point,
Cold Spring, Cornwall, Flshklll I audlng, Newburg,
week days D P. H.; Sundays U A. M.
TIIOV IIIMTt. CITY OF TROY or BARATOOA
leaves West inth st. dally, except Saturday,, fl P, M .
connecting with Delaware aud Hudson and Fltchburg
trains Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
jKuUronao.
Lehigh Valley System.
Stations foot of West Slid St. (IVnn. II. 11,), Corllan.1t
or Desbrosstrt St.
Indicates time from Wist 'JIM St. Other figures
show time from t'ortlaudt or I)esbro,scs St.
Oils. 11:11) A. M. dally (Sunday it-45, 7 A.M.)
for lIAl't'll (. IIU.Ni: and Intermediate stations.
llBSl. stii.-v A. M. dallv for WII.KKSHARUE,
SCRAN TON (week d), KI.MIRA (w k days).
ITHACA, (11 SI'VA, ROCHITr.It, IILTFAI.O, NI.
AOARA FA Mr., jnd Il.o West and principal local
points: dluln car undebatrcar to Huff alo
llirTl. I'Jtfin noon dallv, ev. ei t suitday,
"Ij.('Ii DIAMOND M.Vl'ltKSS,"
Arrives Iluffnlo V .'.:. P. Jl. Pullman Vesllbule Day
Coiclus and Parlor Card Dlu'ng Car Service Meals
a la carte, rouueiis nt lluffjlu with through sleep
era to Df trolt aud Clileflgo.
IJivia r.'ildl' M ilallv, except Sunday, for
MAU( II GUI NK nnd Iniermi'dlate points.
llfi.lA, lil.1l M. suildns onlv, for KASTON,
M1CC1I cill'N'K. and the i rial branches
liUS. 1 1 if) p. M. dally, esc. nt Sunday, for
WILKK-vllMclli:, PITTvTOX, scItANToN. and prtn
tlpal liiterlue.llnte t.v'loti Con; 's for ull points
lu coal n glons i h.i r 'ar for Wtlkc&hnrrc.
iti.1., mil p M dall. ei- pi Sunday, ror
WILKrSllMtlU'. rinslDN.Sl UANION, and princi
pal Interim dlsie stations i onnn ts for ull oihin in
oal region, i Pullman HuiTot Parlor Car for Wilkes
bane. UtAK, 4i-jrt p M dallv. except Sunday, fir
MAIH'H CUT NIC uii I Inlermedljie i nlous,
li.v. riir P M. dally for r.ASToN and Inter
mediate station
liB.t, 7tll I' M dallv for IirH'AI.O, .NIAII It
r.W.l.s, nud all piiliits We.t. l'ullniaii b,er vektb
bule train N Y. to i. Iiti'.uo. Slccpirs to llurfalo and
Toronto,
7133, Hitm P M dnilv, except Sunday, stopplm;
only at SOL'TH PI.INFII.I.D, FVSTllN, HFrillK.
I1KM, MAUCII I'll! M, I. t I' Jl '"' H"N. SWIIK.
oi:m:v, roi hi ri it. ii.rvi, iufi-ai.), a.1.1
TllHONTO, I'lilliunil ileeMr fur nifralu. None but
sleeptnr e.ir pat.i iui r, cirrlcl No I.UKnan' eurrlid,
Nina iiioni'ii ilaiiv rr wn Kl.sitAitK . itii
ACA.dhNKVA, Ri1 llt-l'.ll, liriTAI.O, NI.MIARA
FALli, and all point, Wini. Pullman sleepers to
Wilkes) arte and Illiaia
Additional . ill tr lu' dnllv.eic pt Sunday, for
ilOl'MiimonK and n. rm d me p .1 us, ha misfol
lows- s sv h ;iu Mo ,:,, o in. in ."i 10 .in cum
dsvsonlvA i,l .',.' .md ' :o, il 'iiip M
Tlckrts ami Pullman -'' muni I..II011, a, IIU.'.'lll,
S73. 11.1ft, 1141, and 111.' I IlroJilvva) ,11 F I Ith ,t , Kill
F. Ig.Mh n. l':7 ioor N . "'') Fulton ,t. 4
Court st , lis H'nav .ml V" l' n Amies HnioUljn
N Y Tismfirr. win .1.1 for ami cbt 1 fc baggage
from hotel or re l.l.niv through to d .lluat!o:i.
New York and Boston All Rail.
N. Y., N.II .-11 It It and 1 ouiiut'ltons.
romurauil enlral Mutlun.
Leave. Hj vv uy of Due.
11.04 A. 51., Sprlnglli Id an I W .muter, illl'O P. M.
liimu A Jl , HSi'vv 1 niiii 11 an il'rovl lence, II on P Jl,
lll;uU A. M., New Lund ii.ui ll'mtl lence, l-A P. Jl.
la JL, Hprlmriiiloiiiid . n i.ler, 6 to p. M.
lit ill P. M , Air 1 1 11 1 ' i: l It " P. M.
I (IV P M., New l.i 11 loll .ill I I r.n 1 leuce, 7 Mil P. M.
B.U0 P, M New 1,01 11 and l'n.tldni ., 11 iltl P Jl.
4,00 1' 51., ""prlugili 1 1 mid Mori mi r. 1 '.on 1 M.
61)0 P. JJ ,ii I mi 011 and I'roi Idem e. I 1 mi r. M
1 1 CO p Jl., iprlut.ri id nl.iutn, 1) 13 A.M.
la. 00 p 51 , NVw Lou Ion and l'r'ldence, a:V3 A. Jl.
Runs dally, Including suuda)
"Hay Kt.te Limilid. ull parlor cars) faro 17, In
eluding parlor rar seut
lAIr Linn l.lmltodt arrives at and departs from
Park Square statlou, I'Mxton. Return service same
hour and by same route.
Through parlor and sleeping cars ojr each train.
O T HFMPHTKAIt n ji ! Ar t
SnUtaitfla. fl
"AMBRIOA'S OWBATHBT RAILnOAlV II
NE.WYORK -9
Central - 1
y & HUDSOM niVER r. a '?
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
ntiiKi i mm: to mai:.4ii k.i.i.. m:H
All through trains stop at Albany, Utlco, Syracuse, bbbb1
Rochester, and Hurfaln. Tsjaaai
Trains leavo Orand Central Station, 4'Jd streelanvl 'SIH
Foo-th avenue, as follows! -fisjaama
8.U ' I A. M Dally, except Sunday. Tho famous anaai
if)'' I'.MPIUF, STATU EXPUF.SS, I.lJIITr.D. Fa,t. laaaai
est train 111 the world. Due lluflalo nt 4:4.1 P. M.. QWM
Niagara Palls ni.15 P.M.. Toronto mill'. 51. Thll laaaai
trim Is limited tolta atntlnvtcapa.lty. f'unnccta Janaaa
nt t'tlca for Adlmndai k Jlouutnlni and McntreaL SbbbbI
8..1 r A Sl.-FAST MAIL, Dail ror PougUkeep" .jBBBai
MO sle, Alb.tny. Utha.Syra use. ltnchesler, Ilnf- ', bbbbI
alo. Niagara I alls, and tMeveland laaaai
1 n.lll I A. II.-NORTII SIIOltK LIMITP.D, Dally Vaaaai
iU.UU '.'4 hour train toCtdingo via Jllchlgin Cen IbbbbI
tral route. Due Hurra. o IU P. M., Niagara Fall "laaaai
U:;10 P. 51.. Chicago U:UU A. JI. Carries slceptns; bbbbI
and drawlng.room cars only mbbbI
Ifl.yf i ' -DAY F.XPllV:ss, except Sunday Km
Xl.OU For Mllbrnok, Catskill Mountains, and all i3lB
1 Important New York State itolnta JHaal
.(ill '" M.-SOrTIIWLSTFRN LIMITED, Dally &
UU For Col ii mini,, rinclnnutl. Indianapolis, anil Sipaaai
St Louis, stop At Poughkeepslo. ibbbbI
I.On ' M -CIlirAHO SPKCIAL. Dally-For Da- laaaai
iUU trolt, Cleveland, Toledo, aud Chicago. Stops) Xiaaani
at Poughkeet sle nud Seheni . ihdv. tjl
3,6l,l'. M.-IHOY AND AI.IIANY SPKCIAL, ex-
OV cept Sunila) For damson's (West Point), i'1H
I'nughkeepsle. Albany, and Trov, llaal
K.f( P. M-I.AKK MIORE I.IJtirBD, Dally-34- -'
xJtXJU hour train to Chicago, via Lake hore route. 'tafnal
Due ( leve.aml 7:13, Toledo 1U'03 A. Jt , Chicago flH
4 PM, This train i onnei'ts at Cleveland for Cla i'flH
climnll. iltiii 4.33 P. M an nt Toledo for St, '
Loul,, due 10:13 P. 51., duo Kansaa City next aaaai
morutug. Carries sleeping and drawing-room '-aal
eat. o.ily. , Baaal
6.0I 1 '" J! --WKSTF.RN KXPttr.SS. Dally-For NI- Manaai
,'ll again Fall.. Clevelaul, Tolido. Detroit. Chi" -,laaai
en m. dm Innntl, ami st. Louis. laaaai
6,v,-r P. M -MJKTIII'.KN KXPHKSS. Dally-For ,Mm
m,J Troj. Platlsburg, Ilurllngton, Jlontroal, and. laaaai
except satllnlnv liiKbts. Ottawa. laaaai
7.0 P M.-IIUHFALO SPLl-IAL. Dally-For AdI. 'laaaai
"I .JJ rondack Jlutinlaln points and Montreal, via -laaaai
t'tlca. Rochester. RuITalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto, 'aaS
L'levelauil. Inillnnaiioll,, st Louis, atul Chicago. rtaVaal
9,1 U P. 51 lI'hllAI. I.1JI1TKD 51AIL, Dally $
I Ivr (sleeping ear I assengi rs onlv) For points on V H
Fait llrook ltallvvaj, li Lj on,, anil ror Rochester, laaaai
lliirr.ilo.Clex eland. Indianapolis, aud St. Louis. 1 H
9. I .": P 51. PAtlHO rjCPltK-, llnll, For Syra- JBaani
XJ cuse, Oswego, Watertown, Ogdi n,burg. But tnai
falo. Niagara Falls, Clovelnnil. To i do, Chicago, laaaai
and, exiept Sundays, for Cajo Vincent aud the H
Auburn road. iH
19. HI NinilT MIDNIOIIT KXP11KSS. Thsatr :BBBai
m L7 tralu for Chicago ami principal points on ., mM
the New York Central every night except Sunday laai
night, Sunday nights Chicago sucpers leave on llaa!
H.13 liuln mlM
Oioo V. M and Oi5 P. 51 Dally, except Sunday, IB
to PutHlleld, via Harlem Division 1
OilftA 51 sundajsonly to I'ltt-lleld and the Berk IbbbbI
sblre Hills, via tbe Harlem Division. NvbbbbI
"ALL SIUIIT" TRAINS TO YONKF.P.S. -i bbbbI
"All night" trains runbotween 133th st and potnta 'LbbbI
on the l'utaam Dlv Islon as rar as Y onkors, lu conneo- IbbbbI
tlon with tbe elevat d road. Tbe only Hue running IbbbbI
"nil night " trains out of New York. ' aaBai
Wueuer Palace Cars on all through trains. (bbbb!
Trams Illuminated with I'lutseh light. itnBaBi
Thketsand Wa.nernnici'K at Oram! Central Station, ISIbbbb
lilt. Vol. 413 Uroadway, 31 Eaat 14th at . 1142 Uroad- aBBal
way. '.'Ifi Columbus av.. Dl West 123th st,, and iSttth, ?
st. statlou. New York; !U1H and 786 Fulton st. and 100 '
Uroadway, K. D., Ilrooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by tha H
Westcott F.xprca Company. H
JOHN JI. TOUCEY, OEORQE II. DANIELS. . WM
Ueneral Manager. Ocneral Passenger Agent HI
Pennsylvanit
H, rt,HiH,OAI). ;
STATIONS foul oi west Tweutj-tuiru street ond Dea- -Uu
broeses and Cortlaudt streets. ,1bsb1
tSTThe leaving time from 1) sbroases anil Cortland! j HJ
strei ts Is !le minutes later than that given below for ''HI
Twenty third street station. ? HI
ViSS X. VI. PAST .MAIL. Pullman Buffet Parlor B
Car New York to Pittsburg, bit eplug Car Pittsburg . H
to Chicago Nocoatlos to Pittsburg, . amal
HiS.t t. it. FAST LINK. Plttsi.urg and Cleveland. VIbb.1
DIGS A. .11. PENNSYLVANIA LIJtlTKD.-Pullmaa 'Mt
Compartment SUplug, Dining, Smoking, and Ob ' Ul
sertatton Cars, ror Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, HI
Cincinnati, Indlauuiiolls. Louisville. St. Louis .HI
ll.taf. .It. CHICAUO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
For Nashville (via Cliiclnmitl), Chicago, St. lxmls. H
SlSSP. BI. WESTERN EM'ltEsH tor Cleveland. Ha
Chicago. For Toledo cxi ept Saturday. CHI
lltll H. .11. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. for IHbI
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis. IfHl
7ir3 I'. M. (Deshrtiesra and cortlandt streeu 8i89 THJ
P. JI.) MAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman BufTel H
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona, Eat Liberty, .HH
Pituburg, and points West, dally except Sunday. M
No couches. -tnH
i.5 V. .11. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For Pittsburg and 4Wh1
Culcago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo, ex - TTlal
ceptSaturluv. -iltM
t AHIIIK.TO.1 AID TIIR aotlTls. '
7:33. H:83, 11:83. U:3S (Dining Car), 10:33 A. M.. 12:05. IB
1:33 CMS "Cungrrsnlonal Llm.," all Parlor and XlU
Dlnlngs:ars), 4:83 (Dining Car), 4:03 (Dining Car), , ."
8-35 p. JL. 18.1" night Sunday, 8:83. 0:86. 10l3B i'Vami
A.M. (11 13 "Congressional Urn.," all Parlor and 'AHl
DInlugCars', 4:85 (DlrdngCar). 4:35 (Dining Oar), itS
M.'.'iP. JI. 18HU night. '.'IbbI
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Express, 4:25 P. M., ltllO '",Ml
night dally. '.itHj
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Express. 9:23 A. U. (ad X-tfU
S:35P.lI.dally. JejM
CHESAPEAKE AND OniO RAILWAY. 4:03 1. 11. -
dally. ,?
FOR OLD TOIST COSIFORT and NORFOLK 7l08 il
A 51, week nays and 7:33 P. M. doily. 'VB i
ATLANTIC CITY. 18:33 P. JL work days. n
CAPE 51AY 18:35 P.M. weekdays. I
Long Branch, Asbury Park (Iuteruken Sundays),
Ocean drove, nnd Point Pleasant (from West Twene
ty third Street Station). n:53. 11:33 A. M.. 8H0, vt
4:55, 11:85 P. JI. Suudljs, U:85 A. M.. 4:55P. U.
(from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets), U:10 A. M
18:11), DUO, 5:10, 11:50 P. 51. buudnys. 11:43 A. M,
5:15 P. SI.
I-Oll IMIII.tBI.PIII.
8:15, 7:83. 7:55, 8.85, U:55. u:85 (0:55 Penna. Lim
ited). H.-ss (Dining Car). 10:55. 11:55 A. 51.. 18:63, ;l
1:53. 8:35, .1:53. 4:85, 4:83 (Dining Car), 4:35 (Din- A
Ing Car), 5.35 (I)lnlug Cur), 7:40, 7:55, s:55 P 51,
1J 10 night, bnndsys, 0:15, 7:55, ;,. :5, 0.S3, .
b:55 (Limited), 11.36. 10:53 A. 51.. 1 55 tlllulug Car). ,-:
11:53. 4:83 (Dlnlug Car). 4:55 (I)luliu Can, 3:30 t;!
(Dining Car). 7:40. 7:35. 8:65 P. 5!.. 18:10 night. k
Ticket orllcesNos. 41.1, 044, 11U0, 1:1811, Ul.audSnl
Broadway; 1 Astor Hou,e; West Twenty-third street 1
Station, und t nons foot ot Desbrosses and Cort- i
Intuit sireetsi 4 Court Street, son Fultou street. 8
Broadway, and In noklvn Anuev station, BrooUlyni '
Mullon. Jersey Citj The New 5'or Transfer Com- f
pany wl.Icail for and chtLL baggage from hotUS
and residences through to destination
J. B. IIUICIIIS'S-ON, .1. 11 WOOD,
tieucral 51uuager. General I'oss'r Agent.
DKl.tlVAHK, l.tfHlt..t A VtrctTBK
II. It.
fltatlon. In ,e,v lurk, root or Ilarolay and
brl.loiilier NI..
vr.sTitui.r: itti, pi'ii.ntv iiUFvitT
f'tlts. I'lf II 1 ll.UT.
Direct route to Newark, Illoomlleld. Jlontclalr, the 5
Oranges, Summit. Hcrnnriistl Ic. II isking Itldge, 5lad ,;
ison. Jlorrl.towu, Pas, lb-. Pup rson. ltoonton. Dover, '
SlanhoiH', .New Ion. Build's Luke, Lako Hopatcong,
Hf.egi tts'uwn, Siboolej's Mountj.n. Waslilngtou, ,;
Ph)IHtburg, Easion S ner i,sp, strouil,burg. Potonoi ,
Jlouutulu, Sf-ranton I'ltton.w ilkei.1 arre, Santlooke, '
Dauvllle, Norliiutiili. rlioi I, Jloutii'Fc, Bln.;i amlo.i,
oxrord, Norwich, V. ul. rvltle, I tli-a, ltl.'hll. 1 1 Soring,,
rorlland, Strocuee, Oswego, I thucj, Owego, Klmlra,
Corning. Bath. Dan, villi-, Buffalo, andall polutsWest,
Northwei.t, und Soillbwest.
moo .t, M, lllnghamton Mall. Stops at principal
stations.
lllilio A, SI. (Caro car) Buffalo, Sranton, Blug-
h.ituton, Ovvgo, itbncs, Flni.ra, Ptlca. Syracuse,
and Onvvego hxpres,. Pullman buffet parlor cars,
Conni. Hug at Buffalo iv llh trains ror Chlcagoana
poluis We,t. i
I iihi I. II. Sirantou, Blnghsmton. and Elmlra
xrei8. Pullmuu buffi I parlor iars. i
4iOii t. .11. Strunton, Wllkisbarre.and Plymoutn v
I- xpret.,. Piillmau buffet arlor cars.
7HIOI. 11. iDallyi rblcago Vestibule Limited F.x ,'
nres tor '-cr.il. ton, liliu'liumtou, Klmlra, Buffalo. .
I'ulliii-in Buffet sleejilng cur New York loChlcsgo,
Dining car west .it buffalo
Hi:!!) I'. .11. Hill) 1 -lllltTalu Kxpre,s. Pullman
hli ii r, for Siraulon, Itlligliamton. Plmlra, Bath,
Mt Morris, und Bullalo, iiiiivIiiu Buirnlu n A M
111:10 r. .11. il'nll)) Buffalo, hi 1. ion ti, Bingham-
tmi, Owigo, Hhaia, l.linlra. sjraeuri UUca, aud
Oswego Lxpri'-.. Pulliiiuii buff, t ll epers.
'I 1 ket an I Pulliiibiiai'i nuimodnt .11 nt Henry Oare
A m n., I til., Ill IT advav. 1 1 l'aik .l.ir, aud tis)
lln a lv. a) and U18 Ilrowlvv.iy II. ki-ts at Ferry sla.
tlon-, 111 4'hov .cor I -.'th et., it I Uisl lvthstlM
t'olumbu. uv Nt vv York,. t.l-v ami 7.1 rulloiist . and
10U Brmdwu). BronkDii lliue labli s git lug lull la- '
formation .11 til t.it!i to-
Wihtiviit'a l'.te-.( omiiuny will call for nml cheux
baggage rrom hotel or reni-leiice to dettliti.itiou.
ERIE RA5LROAD.
Through train, leave Nlw orL, root of 1 lumber
st , u follows, and live nilnutes earn r from West
.'.Id tt
O.fliyA' 11, VeAtlbule I'xpri ,s dally for IUn
,J,Ul b.tmtou, averlv, Llii.ir.i, Ilun.nn, I'radroril,
iimi. liiiiriilos P. M I'urb n.tr in HuiTtlo
'Allll 11. --V. iliuile iliuliiil-F t loall dally.
,Ulr soldi ti iin for tiiliigi, tin l lii.utiu'iiia
l.ai.e, arrives I'lt velaiul 7 lot l . Chti ogo '1 P. JL
Sleepv rs to Chicago. (.'l-'Viluii'l, and run li.nall. Iiln
li'gi ur
7 Ull I". .11. Buffalo ami rievel mil Vestibule F.x
i ,OU lues, ilal, arrlv- at Hm'tilo 7 i 1 A .!.,
Ur rord 7 17 A 'I Jan. .i .w u ;.o . M, ricvu.
I It dl.' Ilil' Jl I Itl- t . R.1...1 nail I Inveiail'll,
muLliig illricl niiio llm for Dt-lroil, Cukago, and
II tit C ife I.llu in 1 nr
K. f ' " ImiIj I4 t h iul.iuiim Lake aid
.ll N a.aru Fall- -oil I tr till to Chicago. Bleep
er. tn llonu ll-vllk. i hiiao un.l 1111 lunatl. Dining
fir
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