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I li ''I : -& SUIT, TrtEKSDAX BECfeMBfik 2, 1897. ' 9 , V
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I 'l HUSBAND LOST; WIFE LOST.
MOXM TTJltir. VP BKPARATKLT AT
oapt. hariexs's statjox.
i Wtfa la agry aaa Waat. Her Traak OhMlc
' Haabaaal Draak and Apprea.nelv. ff.lta.r
Imth AdarrM Married an ftatur.
i aay la Verm.nt V sir. Hat Oana H.me,
About 0 o'clock Tuesday aftarnoon a good
I looking middle-aged woman walked Into tho
b Eut Thlrtr-Ofth atreet police aUtton.
I Bha was agitated, but the emotions that were
9 almost overpowering her were not those of
1 Borrow or grief. Sho was mad clear through,
and she wanted to see the Captain. When
Caot. Mortens came sho domnnded:
"Hare rou seen my husband!"
"Ho, madame, I hare not," he replied In his
best manner. "Who is hoi"
"He's Michael Clark of Springfield, Mass.,
and he marrlod me on Saturday, and we enmo
here on Monday, and now I'vo lost him, lle'i
(Tone away. lie's lost," she said as fast as her
tongue conld co. "What do you think of a
man who will marry a woman on Saturday and
I at lost on 'Monday in a great biff- city, and
leaxe his wife all alone and keep the check of
i the trunk, so I can't get it, and act as ho has
J donel Oht I'd like to Bet my hands on him
Jl terabont "
If "Walt a mlnutet Walt a mlnutel" cried
V Oapt. Martens. "How did he get lost!"
1 "He Just went out," cried Mrs. Clark. "Oh,
t-lvtfl I know. He's drunk and arretted, but I want
W f" f J to set that trunk check."
: '! f if '2?11 ms " about "'" &ld tbe i)t&tn'
I 'i'5 ll ' "P wo tot here Monday mornlntr and
I l'lf It M6 room. He went out. and I haven't seen
J f 1 1 him.alnoe. He doesn't know the street and
(ff 'li Bomber of the house we are in, and he'a lost
if' ' Y( with my trunk check. I expect ho got drunk.
J i ( ' Xs Isn't the first time if he did, and maybe he's
, M orreswd."
): t "fJ Oapt. Martens told her he had not been ar
t? mated In his preclnot and advised her to bo to
f" ' Polio Headquarters.
n I "Ton had better Lave your address, and it ht
i.r I should happen to oomeln we'll send him to
' . rou," said the Cantaln.
' ; "I don't know the address, remarked Mrs.
i, t ' Clark, "I can find the house, but I don't know
' ' 1 ) the street and number, and I don't care whether
'lf., ; be comes or not. Only I want that trunk check.
'll'fl I i """-' e to your P0"00 Headquarters. If he
'v'ar,ll doesn't come back to-day I'll go home and leare
IIll J aim behind."
PXliBI I Mrs. Clark explained that they were married
vii 1 IPn Saturday in Rutland, Vt., and same to New
W t VVork for the honeymoon. They left the Urand
1 HI (Oentral Station to get something to eat and to
HI I find a lodging. They left their trunk in the
J H II poffgage room, and Michael hod the chock in
) Hi! pis pocket. Ho also has a port of the noney-
III l moon funds, about $20, but Mrs. Clark had the
HI. j teal roll. They went to a restaurant in Forty-
B' I) second street, and when thoy had eaten they
'' ' Illll went out to get a room. Artor they had on-
I III J ffsged one, Clark wont out and he didn't come
, J HI pack. After Mrs. Clark had told Capt. Martens
t , I 111 th story she loft, and sho hasn't been seen
j- I f, Pt the station since.
V J) r Early yesterday morning a man appeared at
? HI the station. As soon as ho entered tho long,
f nu narrow room was filled with the odor of an ex-
( I n1 tlnot distillery. Ho had bad a hard time of It,
,!' '1U 1' for he was unshaven, disherolled, woory and
Jjl 1 shaky. Ho was unhappy, and every now and
i I then be grasped hit) forehead as if It ached.
J I jl He walked up to the rail and addressed tho Ser-
ati 1 geant.
ffr I "I'm lost," he announced.
mf I, "Ehl" said tho Sergeant.
E J "I'm lost," repeated tho man. "I've lost my-
BS, aelf, I've lost my wife, my brldo; I'vo lost mv
IX I gold watch, I've lost my gold chain, I've lost
f)7 i I my money. I'm lost, but that's nothing to
r ('-. I ' Qat I'll get when I bco my brldo again. Ohl
'JJ I 'be won't do a thing to me. Help mo, please."
Iff "Well, you aro in hard luck," remarked tho
' f , Sergeant after a time. "Homo, wlfo, watch,
ill money and yourself all lost. How did Ithap-
II , pent"
, II "Well, you see," said tho lost man, "I'm
-I j ') I Michael Clark of Bprlngficld, Mass. I was
i i"i married on Saturdoy In Ilutland, Vt, and
I t brought my wifo down hero to see tho town.
E I (j We're strangers hore, you know. Wo got hero
,,. ) Monday morning and went to a restaurant to
!' iUi get something tn eat. It was near tho depot,
I HI; out I can't find It. Then we went togetafnr-
Ilnnlshed room. We went down to the Btreot
( where the elevatod. railroad Is and turned Into
I it. 1 don't remember which way we turned,
but wo got a room in that Btroot. Then I left
my brldo and went out for a walk and to get
I our trunk. When I wont baok I couldn't find
I the place whero our room was."
"When did you go back!" inquired the Ser-
ireant.
J "To-night," answered Mr. Clark. "You see,
I I took a drink or so."
"Well, I should say you did," sold tho Ser
;'( geant. "Wbnt happened then)
I "Well," said the bridegroom apologetically.
1 "when I took ono drink I took another, and 1
A gness I got drunk. I was in a Baloon tomo
i, where, arid thoy robbed me of my watch and
1 chain. I had $20. too. That's gone. I've got
II tho trunk check. That's all they left me."
n ''Where was this saloonl" asked the Ser
j geant
V "I don't know," replied Mr. Clark In tho most
i dejected manner. ''But can't you find my
,1 roomt Mv wife has all the money. Ohl but
ft she will give it to me when she sees me."
y The Sergeant did not know that Mrs. Clark
I had been at the station in the afternoon, and
,1 he sent tho wanderer into the back room to sit
.1 down and wait, for morning, when he could go
V out with a detective and try to find his wife.
Yesterday morning he found that ho had the
I latch key to bis lodgings. In addition tn his
i', trunk check. Ho went out wl'h Detectives
I Kniven and for two hours and a half they went
I to furnished room houses in Third avenue above
jl and below Forty-second street They went
y into the cross streets, too, but not a single trace
if of the missing bride could bo found. At last
they came back to the station, and Mr. Clark
at down to think. He thought until 2. and
then he went out again, saying:
"If I don't find her this time I'm going home.
. I don't know how I'll get there, but I'm going,
and she can go home, too. Then we'll meet,
and I'll catch it Ilut I'll go home, Just the
same."
i Clark went to the Grand Central Station and
1 found the man who bandied part of his bag
I Bsge. The expr ssman told him that tbe bag
gage went to 643 Third avenue. Clark went
j there and found that his wife had gone buck to
their home, leaving word that he might follow
I when he got good and ready. Clark turned up
at the East Thirty-fifth streetpollce station last
evening and asked Sergeant Fagan to tell him
1 how he could get home without monoy. He was
I ssnt to tbe Grand Central police. They tele
11 graphed to his home, and Clark was cared for
I; I while awaiting an answer.
Sll A JTAKIZT ALMOST BTARTIXCI.
tVeft Oreaawleta, If. v., to LooU far Work
II fSagtatrale Mott Orasra Tbsn Sat Daeb.
ft Ionls McDongall lived in Greenwlob, N. Y.,
which is up in Washington county, until about
1 two weeks ago. He was a farm hand, and,
U being unable to get steady work, be sold all his
ft possessions, and, with his wlfo and three chil
li dren, all under 13, he went to Paterson, N. J.,
II where he hoped to get work In the mills. He
m failed in this, and for a week tbe family nearly
1 starved. A table, two chairs, and a stove com
l' prised tbe furnishings of their two rooms. They
ft slept on the floor.
II McDougall iteclded to come to Now York. Ho
II sold bis furniture for barely enoimli to pay the
H fares. The family reached New York late Tues
. n day night and bad no place to go to. They ap
. ,a PilojJ the Charles street station for lodgings,
fflt ,i McDougall was taken In. Ills wire was sent to
Vt Jlr be Mero r street station, where there Is a
r M 11 matron. The children wore senttotheChlMrsn's
lili Society. Sergeant Brennan took up u collection
VAaV ft ths Charli-s street station and got $7 for Mc
JfCnt I'oofrsll. His wife whs taken breakfast less to
7 II Jefferson Market Court yesterday. MvDougall
JA Jl and the children were taken there, too. All
VtfflsK were charged with v granry.
rB Magistrate Mott heard thelrstory. Then he
fulli lectured McDougall for leaving homo and com-.-
I'll mltted the family to tho Charities Commission
In ers to be sent back to Ureonwlcli.
dJifi!ir Boir.VTOir.v pustal station,
TLff f, ' PI Will Do Oponea nt llroaitwHy ana llanarS
WJ ly ' I Siren Absut Vrh. is.
VU I I Po8tma,ler Vnn Cott'lins received a communl-
m 1 1 latlon from rirdt Assietnnt I'ostinastcr-flcn-
TgPr ft Iral Heath authurblng hlni to lease premises
I mfat the corner of Broadway and Howard btreot,
,'j belonging to tho Tidllon estate, In which toes-
I I ' tablish a branch Post Ofllro, to ho known as
1 i the Broadway station. Tho lease la to bo for
five years at an nnntinl rental of $1'.',000, and
i to date from Feb. 1 next. The now ntntlon will
, I relieve tho pressure of work In tho (leni'nil
t 1 Post Office, with tho roiult nt matcriullv lauill-
' fating tho postal service In tho contral and
A downtown business sections of tbe city. Audi-
fl , tor Jardlnes nays that it will not he nponed
until about tho middle of Fcbruarj. as tho pros-
ent tenants of tho priiuUos will not niuro until
s i the first of that mouth, nud It will roijulro nbont
W ) two weeks In which to prepaio tho Mutton for
M' i business.
L ' j Tins KrcKter In the I'uil finicr.
i' , li At the Post Olllce yesterday tho uso of the
j tnew Hundy tlmo registering macMniu ua
m, begun, and by special orders from Wnshlngton
B , 'I J every member of the executive force, from tho
-aWT i 1 Postmaster down, was compelled to register the
WQp' 1 t) time of his arrival in the morning, tbe time of
- Bill his departure for and return from lunch, and
fat g)jl w!1 of leaving at night
trAH r -t aoimsunxn Muitxtxira.
Tke Jaattar aa Kadaeer Hava OaastltaU
Tkcmselrea laadlaro Tenants Habtl.
The curious sltuaUon at 29' Chambers street
where the property has been condemned as
part of the site for the now Hall of neoords and
abandoned to the city by tho owners, the Nor
msn UMunro estate; and no one pays rent,
whllo the Janitor and engtneor aro endeavoring
to make a few dollars out of the remaining ten
ants by furnishing heat gas, wator, and olevator
service on their own account resulted In a
fight yosterday afternoon, which seems likely
to bring the Janitor and sonio of the
tenants Into court John Fraser is the Janitor,
and J. T. Burns the enginoer. When they first
found themselves left In clmrgo of the building,
after John -McCarthy had tried in vain to collect
rents under an agrooment ho mado with tho
Comptroller, by which ho was to have half he
got they had a talk wlh the tenants, and It was
agreed, thoy say, that the tonants should pay a
weekly assessment to them which would bo fair
pay for tho cost of coal, gas, and service.
The property which was under their care In
cluded 25 Chambers stroot and 21 and 23 Centre
streot All tho tenants In tho Ccntro street
building agreod to pay, and havo dono so. Some
of thoso In 25 Chambers street also agreed to
pay. but Wyman & Sons, who had offices on tho
second floor, would not pay. In an effort to
forco them to do so, tho impromptu landlords
shut off tho steam from the radiators In their
offices, but this did not have the required effoot,
owing to the warm weather of last week, and to
tho fact that tho big steam main which supplied
tho other offices In tho bulldlnir ran through
tholr rooms. When this week opened, with Its
colder weather, Frasor and Burns resorted to
more radical measures. They shut off the stenm
from tbe enllro Chnmhcra street building and
stopped pumping water. To tho tenants who
obioutcd to this and wcro willing to pay, they
offered olllces In the Centro street building, and
J. T. Sproguc, Aaron Knplan, and Eldrldgo &
Co. moved Into that building.
Wyman & Bona mado arrangements to go
elsowhero, and )esterday they begnn to move.
About 2:30 o'clock men camo to take away their
aafo. In order to lower tho safo thoy had to
have a window above In which to fix tho tnculo.
Tho room which was noedod was unoccupied and
locked, and Frnscr says he had tho koy. Whether
he would havo let Wyman have tho koy or not
had henppliodfor it, Fraserdoes not say, but
ho declares that Wyman the elder went
to tho room and forced open tho door, breaking
tho lock. Ha declares that be found Wyman
and the safo movers there, and catching hold of
Wyman by tbo arm exclaimed: " You huvo no
authority hore. Got out!" Thereupon, he says,
Lemuel Wyman, ono of tho sons. Jumped at him
and struck him In the face.
After that there was a very pretty fight, ac
cording to the accounts of outsldors, tn which
young Wyman got very much the worst or It
when Fraser and young Wyman were parted
Wyman the elder threatened to have Frasor ar
rested, and loft the building ostensibly for that
purpose. Fraser also left The safo movers
took advantage of this armistice to get the safe
out. and Engineer Burns did not lnterforo with
them.
There are still five tenants left in the build
ing, and Fraser and Burns hope that with Wy
man & Sons gone these may be Induced to pay
enough to niako the building pay a profit for
running.
AQAIXST CAZ..iatTTT nOITZEItS.
Hebrew Cbarlttea Will Inveitlsat Case or
Allesea Dlstreos Tbls Wloter.
Tho United Hebrew Charities, which has been
Imposed on in provious winters by clamorous
talos of distress from garmont workers who
wero roally In fairly good circumstances, has
adopted a new policy for this wlntor. It was
stated yesterday that Nathaniel Rosenau, man
ager of tho United Hebrew Charities, had writ
ten to Meyer Schoenf,old, leader of tbo cast side
tailors, asking him to co-opcrato with the so
ciety in determining really deserving cases. It
was said last evening that a Cherry street press
cr had so impressed tho society with a talo or al
leged distress that he had rocolvcd $240 since
lost January. It was also stated. In reference
to this enso, that tin investigation showed the
pressor and his wifo to have been earning from
fcir to $20 a week nil tho time and that they
had kept and paid a domodtlc during that time.
Another ense, whero an Attorney street finisher
is said lo have rocoivod $150 in various Bums, is
to bo Investigated.
Schoenfcld said yesterday evening that theso
Investigations would likely put a stop to pro
fessional begging among tho garment workers.
Clamoring for relief, he says, is not a general
characteristic of tho oast side tailors, which
makes it easier for persons who havo no sense
of shame to'outshout deserving cases.
Several years ago, when thero was a period
of distress on tho east side, sovcral of tho east
side restaurant keepers advertised themselves
by giving freo dinners to hunory unemployed
persons. During one of these dinners some one
cxmo In with a report that a bank in Canal
Btreot had suspended payment. Two of tho
alleged hungry unemployed startod up, clapped
their hands to their breasts, where their bank
books were, and exolalmod:
"My Godl I'm ruined."
Then thoy ran out It was a false alarm, and
they did not return.
TRTIXO TO REVIVE AHOLD SCHEME.
Projector of a Downtona Streot Ilallraaa' Ap
ply Anolu for Leave to nulla.
An effort has been made to revive the scheme
of building the Fulton. Wall Street and Cort
landt Street ferries surface road, which first
came into exlstenco in 1885. An application
was recently made to Gen. Collls for permission
to open Wall, lne, Liberty, Cortlandt and Wil
liam streets ana Maiden lane for tho purpose of
laying the traoks, and tho matter is still pend
ing in tbo Publlo Works Department. In the
papers accompanying tho application the offi
cers of tbo company assert that tho resolution
giving them tbe franchise was passed by the
Board of Aldermon on July 24, 1885, and al
though it was not approved by the Mayor ho
did not disapprove It, therefore tho resolution
became u law. Tbe ofllcors also declara that
they have obtained the consents of property
holders owning more than 00 per cent, of tbo
frontage along the route, and that nothing now
stands between them and tbe construction of
the road except the consent of tho Commis
sioner of Public Works. Tho amount of the
capital stock Is Btated to bn $700,000. divided
into 7,000 shares of $100 each.
The Board of Directors named Is as follows:
John S. Foster, Gilbert M, Spior, Jr., C. E. Loew.
I). D. Conover, John Kecnan, II. S. Beattlo, and
Edward Kearney, all of New York. Edward
Selleck of 45 William streot Is now tho 1'rcsl
dent of the concern, and B.Franklin De Freece
the Secretary.
Tho application was referred by Gen. Collls to
Deputy Commissioner Wilds. The latter said
he thought tbo document was nbsurd on its
face and that tbe company would bve to wait
a very long time beforo tbo permit was granted.
Street Car Mall Hertlce TransrerroS.
Tbo control of tbe street car mall servlco of
this city was transferred from Victor J. Brad
ley to Postmaster Van Cott yesterday. This is a
result of a conference held by Mr. Bradley with
the Postmasters of several of the larger cities in
bis district, which covers the Middle States, and
with the Second Assistant Postmaster-General,
at which it was agreed tliat tbe atreet car service
would be improved by bringing It Into closer
touch with other branches of tho local postal
system, of which It really forms a part. A
Blmllnr transfer has ulso been mado to tbe Post
masters of Hrookljn, Philadelphia, and Itoch-
Tho' transfer In this rlty will result In no ma
terial changu In the general personnel of tho
service, iih the fifty clerks now employed upon
tho cars will be rctuined. Until tbo beginning of
tho noxt fiscal yoar thoy will re oive thilr
salaries from tho Hallway Mull Service allow,
nnrc. After that their Ixy will como from tho
appropriation lor Post Ollkei.
Tlin Weather.
There was a storm of moderata energy centra! oer
th lake n'glons ycsterJay, whero it was inowlor,
Cloudy we tber prevailed In tlio Atlanllo and Oulf
Mates. Elsewhere It wu fair. An area of high pres
tire, with ilecldedly colder weather, wai couilni
clown from tbe Northwest. The temperature In the
central aoJ Northwestern Mates west of tbe Missis
sippi fell from !') to 30 Thn tero line resv-hed tJ
southern NuliranUa uud In northern Minnesota, the
IJultbUs, and Montana It was from 10' to 20 beloir
aero.
In this city the day was cloudy highest ofrlcial
temperature i'j; lowest -7'l averase humidity, OS
iwrcent.i wind aouth, average velocity 10 miles aa
hour; barometer, corrected to read to sea lerol, at S
A. M, ao.3, a P. M. 00.0H.
The thermometer it tho United States Weathor Bu
reau registered tho temperature yesterday as follnm;
JMI7. IbO.l.i IHD7. 181)11
OA.M UO' Ml" tll'.M 11' 2J'
1KM. .. .114' '"" "I'M til' HV
8 1 M 41' lit 15S mid 3W 3J
wiiiiviro ronfcisT ron Tiicstiur.
For .Vew Jfuii'jisAfir, IVrmoiil. Slantiahuttllt, W10J4
Jitunil, Cuim(i.ll.!Ul, latlrrn Sew 1'orJr, tuittrn Itim
ylixmlu, .tu Jcr$tu, IMauiirt, Mttrilunil, the DU
trt 1 Columbia, and Virjtnla, fair ; cotdtr; north
tcctterly winds,
Kor western remuylTanla. western New York,
Ohio, and Indiana, falri ooldsrt light to frtsh north-
westerly wind.
saaTsTaTaTsTsTsTaaaaaTaaTs
The True Method
of Treating
Diseases
Of the Nasal Passages, Branchial
Tubes and Lungs
HAS BEEN FOUND
Cured by Inhalation, the Only Way Provided
by Nature for Reaching the
Parts Affected
RELIEF ALMOST INSTANTANEOUS
Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Coujhs,
Colds, Bronchitis and Asthma
Succumb at Onco to the !Yew Australlaa Dry
Air Treatment. It Is Uuaraatesd.
That Catarrh, Bronchitis and Pneumonia aro becom
ing more prevalent every year Is admitted by all med
ical men, tue treatmontiherctofore used prosing of no
value whatever, as only tuviref. of all the peoulo
treated with sprays, uouchrs. vapors and atomliora
havn ever been cured. Understanding this, the great
surc-as ot "Ilyomel" Is rallly explained. Phyal
clans who for years bave been acarchlntt for minis
means by which thn onward march of these dread
diseases could be stayed wero Impressed by the meth
od used In tbe New Australian Dry Air Treatment
and soon became convinced that It was the only way
by which all jxirra or the atr psmar.es In the head,
throat and lungs could lie reached 1 furthermore, a few
trials of " llyomet" Itself proved boyoud all question
that this waa the only anils' ptlo known which would
destroy tbe germs of these diseases completely, l-'rom
thts time on thn use of "Hyomrl" In the treatment
or diseases of tho air passages baa grown with sueh
astonishing rapidity that to-day there are thousands
upon tbouaanda of men aad women throughout the
country using thn little pocket Inhaler and being
cured of dlaeaseswblch have heretofore been consid
ered Incurable.
Remember, there Is but one "fyomel," but on
Dru Air Treatment, and it i gwaranfsed.
"Ilyomel" Inhaler Outfit. S1.00. Extra bottles
' Ilyome'." 60c. "Ilyomel" Balm, a wonderful
healer, SSc. Can bn otitlned of jour druggist,
or BY MAIL. Pamphlets free.
FKEE TREATSIENT
With "H vomer given dally at the offlco, S3 Kast
20th street, between the hours of U A. It. and 0 P. II.
(Sundays excepted).
THE R. T. BOOTH CO.,
HO Bast Both Streak
New York.
19) COUTLA.tUT ST.
Buying la great quantities for asot cash
eaablea as to uadersell alt competitor,
nend these Tatoea,
English Enamels, $2.07; V
Extensloa Soles, Cadet Toe. ffV
Ilussets. Full Exten- ill
Calf Button Shoes, ..U 1 1& 1
Full Extonalons. f j-y IvJ U-VI
Patent Leathers, nraflfeCgtaraaasa -Full
Ex tenBlon fjf " jj H,HP
Bkatlne J JL-Jjl aTc N C
Shoes. A AaUV Mra
$3.08; of mJf jflt ,rtFC
Oil Grain, L litrJfl CUllUsW
Waterproof. XsyO n
Tbeoo sfaoea g-o out with onr auaraatoo aad
yoa save about 00 er ceat.
Men's Hats.
A strict I tlrst-class Derby far 01. OO,
In all the newest fashions.
silk Hats. SS.OO, worth OS.OO.
0era Hals. Ot. no.
GWPRTHWAIPS
RiUABLi jJJ
uAfilr l Q Wl WapUorXahoaany),
LONG CREDIT, 88.75.
104 West 1 4th Street.
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND
WINCHESTER'S
nvrornosi'iiiTES of lime and soda
for weak lungs, ni-rvoua dyspepsia, and to strengthen
the whole nervous and general system. Is a brain,
nerve, and blood food.
All druggists.
1VIXOHESTKK & CO.. N, Y.
JACOB LASIJiEHO AHRES1ED.
He Xfmm Secretary and Treasurer or the Swlu
dllnc F.. S. Dean Co.
Jacob Laraboru, ono of tho mon Indicted by the
United States Grand Jury about flvo months
ago for the fraudulent discretionary pool op
erations conducted by the E. S. Dean Co.,
waa taken before Judgo Drown In tho United
States Circuit Court upon a bench wnrrant yos
terday. Ho pleaded not RUtlty, with leave to
put In a demurrer on Saturday, and was held
under $2,000 ball. Of the men indicted several
hare so far eluded arrest, induiilne Myron L.
Ilernnrd, President of tbe company, but Sam
Kcllnr, James II. Rollout,'. Alfred It. Qoslln,
Harry D. Kyle, and tlcrold 11. Kbermnn were
arrest d, and are at lnrtrc under $2,f00 ball each.
Lamborc said yesterday that for tho last threo
or four months he had been workine for "Mr.
dosliti" nnd McMUInn & Co.. brokers, having;
cfllres In the Lord's Court bulldlntr, on Ex
chango placi. Ho told Judge Drown that he
was about 21 yearBold. nnd that he was prac
tically the only support of his parents, with
whom bo lived at 200 E4t IIouBton street,
whero he wasnrrcstol. Xrimhergnilmlttod that
he bad been Secretary nnd Treasurer of the
Doan Company up to Jan. 1 last.
Uolel Ualmorol Ilurood.
Saratooa, Dec. 1, The Hotel Dalmoral, on
Mount McUrcgor, a few rods from the hlstorlo
cottage where den. Grant died, was burned to
the ground at about 1 o'clock this morning.
The country was eo brilliantly Illuminated for
miles around that residents were awakened
and lire departments in the villages were
alarmed. Painters havo been at work In the
hostelry, nnd It Is thought tholr materials may
have produced spontaneous combustion. The
hotel was finished In 1885 nt r. cost of $AO,000
for the strttcturo and 92A.OOO for furnishings.
It was sold last spring to E. A. Mnnnls ot 1'ltts
llcld, Muss. It was Insured for $28,000.
Post ORlco DuBlaeaa Still Growlag,
Auditor Jardlnes's report for November shows
a continued Incronse tn Post Olllce business
over Inst year. During thn month just closed
tho total recolpts were $7:10,100.04, as against
$U33.B50 In lH'JO, an Increase of $105,517.04. or
over lOKj percent. For the flvo months begin
ning July 1 and endlmr Nov. 30 this year there
has been an Increase of 10 per. o-nt over tbe ro
cclpta during those months In 1800.
Carlsbad Water
a Natural Alterative
CarJsbnd H'ater is in no sense
a mere purgative, as most people
believe, but is an alterative and
elimtnative remedy, which dis
solves tenacious bile, allays irrita
tion and removes obstruction by
aiding nature, and not by sudden
and excessive stimulation, as most
cathartic remedies do. Its action
is certain and a cure when effected
is permanent. Not infrequently
eatients have to use the Carlsbad
prudel Salt, in addition to the
water, as a laxative.
Beware of imitations. The gen
uine Carlsbad Water nnd Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt must have the sea)
of the City of Carlsbad and the
signature of "Eisner &Mendelson
Co., sole agents, New York," on
every label. ,
anooKxtwa oRirrzxp fikangkb.
Deficiency or aJS.OOa.OOa.aT Hanga ever
Her oa the Bve orCenaellaatlaa.
The flnanolal authorities In Brooklyn hare de
cldod to pay the salaries of tbo city employees
tor N'ovembor out of the cash balances of the
bond nnd special nocounts, and to make pood
tho amounts out of tho taxes to bo collected this
month. Comptroller-elect Coler, at tho confer
ence with Comptroller Palmer on Tuesday, said
thathocoul not sceany objection to this plan.
The treasury deficiencies under which llrook
lyn enters the Creator New York amount to
$3,304,004.27, and Corporation Counsel Hurr's
suggestion that this thoul,. he raised by a spo
clnl tnx next year meets with the approval ot
nearly all tho lending ofllclals.
SuMtc ajortceu.
T03T OFFICE NOTICE
(Should be read DAILY by alt interested, as changes
may occur at any time.) .,
Foreign malls for the week ending lo. 4. 1897,
will close (PltOMI'TLY In all cases) nt the tieneral
1'ost Ofllce as follows! I'AIKJELS POST II AILS close
one hour earlier than closing lime shuwn below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
8ATUnnAY.-At 7 A. II. for FRANCE, SWIT7.F.H.
LAND, 1TAI.1. SPAIN. rOllTUOAI., TU11KKY,
KOYIT, and BRITISH INUIA, per steamship La
Touralne. via Ilavro (letters for other parts of
Europe must b directed "per La Touralno"jt at
8 A. M. for NnTIIEIU.ANDH direct, per steamship
Veendam, via Rotterdam (letters mum ndlrccted
"per Veendaiu")! at H A. M. for nr.NOA, per
steamship l-iilda (letters must he dlrivted "per
Kulda")tat It A. 51. for NORWAY direct, per
steamship II' kla (letters must be directed "por
Hekia")i at II A.M. (supplementary lti.30 p, M.)
tor EUROPE, per steamship Ktrurls'. via queens
towmat t V. M. forfCOTLANDUlrect. per ateam
ship Furnessla, via Glasgow (letters must bs di
rected " per Furnessla").
PRINTED MATTER. Ac-Oerman steamers sailing
on Tuisdaja take Printed Matter, ac for Ger
many, and Specially Addrrasrd Printed Matter,
cc for otber parts ot Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, u.rman
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard, French and
Oerman steamers on Saturdaya take Prlntd Mat
ter. 4o.. for all countries for which they are ad
vertised to carry mall.
After tbe closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above, additional supplementary
malls are opened on tbe piers of the American.
English, French and Oerman steamers, and ro
main open until within Ton Minutes ot the hour of
sailing of steamer.
MAILS FOR BOUTn AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. Ac.
THURSDAY. At H A. M. for ULItJIUDA. per steam
ship Trlnldadi at 1 P. M. (supplementary 1:30
P. M.) for NASSAU. N. P.. and SANTIAGO DE
CUD A, per steamship Santiago.
SATURDAV.-At H A. M. for nttAZIl, and LA PLATA
COUNTRIES, per steamship UutTon. via Pernam
buco, Rahla, and Rlu Janeiro (letters for North
Braill must bo directed "per nutton")! at 10 A.M.
(suppl-mentary 10:30 A. M.) tor FORTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAVAMLLA, and OREY
TOWN, per steamship Alene (lettera for Lot ta Rica
must be directed 4per Alene"): at 10 A. M (sup
plementary 1 0:30 A. M.) for HAITI, via Cape Haiti,
Port au Prince. Auz-Cayes, and Jacmel, also
SANTA MARTUA, per airamshlu Klttyi at
10:30 A. M. for CAMrECIIE. CHIAPAS, TA
BASCO, and YUCATAN, per steamship Yu
murl (lettera for ottier parts of Mexico and for
Cuhn must be directed "per Yumurl") at
10:30 A. Jl. forllAYTI, per steamship PrlnsWIl
lem II. (letters for Venrauela. Curao o. Trinidad.
British and Dutch Guiana must be directed -'per
Frlns Vlllm II,"): at 11 A. M. (suptdementary
11.31 A. M.) for VENEZUELA and CURACAO,
also SAVAMLLA and CAKTIIAGINA. via Cura
cao, per steamsh'p Carioas: at 1 V. M. (supple
mentary 1 :30 P. M.) for bT. DOMINGO and TURKS
ISLAND, per steamship New York! at :30 P. M.
for NEWFOUNDLAND, per steamer from North
Svduey.
SUNDAY. -At 8 A. M. for BARBADOS direct and
NORTII BRAZIL, via Para and Manaos, per steam
ship Cametcnso.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax, and
tbenro by ateamer, closo at tbls oftlee dally at
8:30 P. M. Malls for Ulciuelon, by rail to Boston
and thenno !y ateamer. lose at this ofllce dallr at
H:30 1. II. Malls forCuba close at Ih s nffloe dally
at 7 A. M.. ror forwarding by ateamers sailing
(Mondays and Thursdays) from Port Tampa. Fla.
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer, closo at this
office dally at 2:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M, I Regis
tered mali closes at 6 P. M. previous day.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Malls for China and Japan (especially addressed only),
per stoamshlp Empress of ChIua(from Vancouv r),
close here dally up to Nor. 120 at 0:30 I. M. Malls
for China and Japan, per steamship Uacllo (from
Han Francis -o). closo hero dally up to Dec. 1 at
0:30 P. M. M Uls for Australia (except those for
West Australia), which are forwarded via Europe.
New Zeatand. Hawaii. FIJI aud Samoan Islands,
per steamship Mariposa (from San Francisco),
close here dally up to Dec. 13 at 7 A. M 11 A. M.
and 0:30 V. M. (or on arrival at New
York of steamship Campania with British
malls ror Australia), Malls for Australia (except
West Australia), New Zealand, Hawaii and FIJI
Islands, per steamship Aorangl (from Vancouver),
close here dally after D c. 13 and up to Deo. Oat
6:30 P.M. Malls for Cnlna and Japan, per steam
ship Tacoma (from Taeotna). closo here dally up
to Dec. 112 at tl:30 P.M. Malta for Hawaii, per
ateamahlp Australia (from San Francisco), close
here dally up to Dec. S2 at 0:10 Y. M. Malls for
the Society Islands, per ship Tropic. Bird (from
San Francisco), close here dally up to Dec. 25 at
0:30 P. M.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing
dally and the sebedulo of closing Is arranged on tho
presumption of thetr uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall closes at d P. M. previous iaj.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Post Ofllce. New York. N. Y Nov. 30. 1HU7.
J7INANI-K DEPARTMENT. BUREAU FOR THE COL-'l.M-TION
OF TAXES-. NO. Ii7 CHAMBERS ST.
(STEWART BUILPlN(l). NEW YORK, DtC. S. 1S07.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The Receiver of Taiea of tho C.ty of New York
hereby gives notice lo all perjonswho have omitted
to pay their tax's for the year 1SU7 to pay the same
to hlmnt his olllce on or before the first day of Janu
ary, laus, as provide I by section 810 ot the Now
York CltyConsolHatluaaxtof INK!!.
Upon any such tax rcmalr.lng unpaid after the first
day of Decemter. tht)7. one per centum wltl be
charged, ret elvetl and collected In addition to tho
amount thereof: and upuu such tax reualnlng unpaid
on the rlrst day of January. 18t-, Interest will bo
charged, received and collected upon (hn amount
ther-of at the rate of seenper centum per annum,
to be calculated from the nr.t day of October, 1HW7,
on which day the assessment rolls and warrants for
the taxes of lhU, wero delhered to theaald Receiver
of Taxes, to the date of payment, pursuant to section
HOotsald act.
DAVID E. AUSTEN, Receiver of Taxes.
35ufiinej.si Cnanccs.
A LARGE silverware manufacturing concern, eon
templatlng the establishment In New York city of
a branch oftlco and salesroom, desires to secure tho
services of a bright, active young man as manag r of
such branch. In order to assuru uora fattt) oa tho
part of tbe person to whom thlsiu?ratlvo position
shall be given, tho company desires that such party
shall Invest In the business the sum of tHe thousand
dollars. luterest will be paid on such Investment at
th rate of A percent, per annum, In addition to salary
I which shall be paid to party as manager, and the In
veatmeut will be amply a cured. Company already
baa a large established builnet.s, and they will carry
a stock In their New Y'ork salesroom largely In excess
of the amount of this Investment, and which will be
under the control of ial 1 manager The above alTords
a splendl I business opening for some bright bustling
young man. and the business will bear the closest In
vestigation. Those meaning bustneas address for the
next ten days S.. box 16u bun ortlce.
A HOTEL located In prominent town on the nud.
sont Hit rooms, elegantly equipped: price only
S4.00U; unencumbered, old established, close to
depot: atrlctest Investigation allowed. Apply Mo
DONALD & WIOIUNS 140 Nassau st.
A HOTEL close to Broadway and 42d St., 12rooms,
old established: prlco tU.OOD; unencumbered:
bouse fullth' yrar round.
McbONAl.1. &WIOOINS. 140 Nassau st.
A PARTY wauled with 10.000 toextend an estab
lished manufacturing buslnessi money fully protected-,
this Is su ovreptlonal (hance.
McDONALDJt WIUUINS. UP Nassau.
FOR HALF A limited nmoiint or stock In rnanufao-turlngcomp-nyt
will guarantee llt-erat returns and
money fully aecttred. This Is a sound Investment, and
should be luve-tluat-d.
MCDONALD & WloaiKS. 140 Nassau.
WILL SELL part or whole lulereat of an estab
lished manufacturing business: goods known
throughout thn United States: xron lux bu-lness: now
S123.UU0 yearly: largo factory prop rty Included.
MCDONALD & W lOolNS. MO Nassau.
13RINTINO at n few hours' notice; 10.01)0 circulars.
. SI: cards and billheads, 4()c per 1,000. EDGAR
VRINTINO AND STATIONERY CO.. CU WestJIStn st,
fJEaihTER your carts, wagons and trucks for tho
Av removal nf snow for tho wlntarof 'V7-W8. Ofllce
AMERICAN TRANSFER CO.. southwest corner Cham
bers aud Centre sts.
jfox ,n.c.
STOVE LI (MING
atSIZOKL & root' R'S lor -tc delivered 1 HlcU's
lust lire clay plaster nts uny store.
jPatrnts.
IUVTIES who fall to procure patents through Wed
. derhuro can havo th tr applluatlona atten led to
free of charge. A.M. PIERCE, lan-jer, hO Church st.
IJATi'.NTS for Invintlons procured promptly! low
rales. ROEDEU & UltlESEN, S2 Nassau St., N. Y.
Established 1p14.
DaTEMTC Sood for lmentors" Gulde.free. EDGAR
r n I ull I Oi TATE a CO , Patent Sollclfa.2B B'y.N.Y.
Eminvrittris.
BUCKENDETtVER. No. B. I35i No. 7. f 30; guaran
teed (be best, Call or write for catalogue. ISS
Broadway, rcom .
SrTfrt laontd.
Kast Hide.
AN exceptional opportunity In handsome house,
near WaUorf-A.torlai uommodloua and attrac
tive, with Hi dally private features-, aecond Hour
suite, also slnclc mom, southern exposure; highest
references embalmed, 40 hast 3Jh at.
Tl f.lit, nrKAaT belet t bachelor apartments, new.
'SO ly ami elegantly furnished, wlih modern lm
pruiemenlsaudcoarrulrncesi n fined home for gen
tlenien; reasonable prices for superior aoconimoda
tlona. D ST.. 01 KAbf.-Prlrate family) ooo large and
one small roout excellent board, moderate
ttrmj.
StUtt SBoiufl.
Meal -H-lo.
OOD ST.. 417 WKST.-New Kngland lady has pleas--GO
ant rooms, large, small 1 Tiountltul tablet rea-
sonableratest references,
OA Til ST.. 11 WlST.-fieeond floor suits! band
O somely rurnlshed and homelike; prlrato tablet
excellent aorvlcet references.
04 TH !,T 87 WEST.-IlandBOmely furnished, largo
J sunny rooms 1 excellent board! references.
CTII ST . Ill WEST.-Stcond"noor"fronti large din
Jxtlng room; running water; parlor dining roomi
references.
umijJhtrtoamsf2vpaiacat!Jto it
I'nat am.
OQTH ST., m AND 24 1 EAST.-Klegant rooms. 1
Utr to fA gentlenien, reaiwetsble couples (houss-keeplnlttronslniUan-ommodated.
ff i.ih.
1 SECOND floor, ball:, suite, private batht board
opllonali single roomst references. I4West88d.
Jf:TII ST.. 227 "WEST.-A handsomely furnished
i- room, with bath; everything first-class; gentle
men; reference.
(furntahed Qoow Wanttd.
AFUIlNfRUEDAltTMENToTfour or five rooms,
stetm heated, provided with gas range, well
1 lighted, and located on the west aids between 72d
and tltlth Ms., wanted for three nrfour montha from
Jan. 1.1SUH. Address, stating full particulars, Dr.
WILLIAM P. SPRATLING. Craig Colony, Sonyea.N.Y.
rflntji and annrtmenw So ?et.
Tlril7Madison,
MadUll Sqnure, Cnrn-r 'JBib Street,
TRIVATE IIOTFL OF HlQHtST CLASS.
Two superb suits fronting on square remain to be
rented by thn year unfurnished. Exceptional oppor
tunity to right parties.
Apply to
iRi. it. nntn,
1 Madison nv or at the hotel,
-P-E-ehe- .-rii.o:isr,
TT1I AV. unit U, (UItltll 11ITII ST.
New, large, light, airy rooms: .beautiful view of
picturesque Central Park; eleclrlo lights, elevator,
and all modern conveniences! reuts only from 91,140
to SI. 200; seven and eight rooms and bath.
A FIRST FLOOlC 0 nice ronrmt range.tubs. o.i
rent, $23 monthtonlvon othor family In house.
6U0 Ud av. RUHNDdt WHITING. B Beekman at.
"I OZT1I ST.. 248 EAST. Apartments of three and
-dJ four rooms; all light rooms: cheap rent.
Qive,l,rirj gDuscu ta get (Sountra.
.tIIRVII.I.R, !V. C.
For rent, a ten room residence, four miles out! hot
and oold watert ample barns, garden, pssture, c;
with or without farm lands.
WM. JOHNSTON, Jr.. Ashevllle, N. C.
Co get for $u$int0.3 gitrpo.ars.
230 LEXINGTON AV.
For rent. Ninr, Ie nbuut
: aoxos.
; HaltAbt-fDr ilrtil-clNis iMl.or.Br eitablUta ;
tno-its) birhrr shop or
; flnrUt. :
; flnMrin tend ent on pn?nilntrt, or :
: EHASTU8 HAMILTON, :
: 1:02 West 138th it. ;
: Telephont, 647 Harlem. :
IAliaEnOOM with larso skylight to Ut at 21
Deekruu) it . near Nawan t.
HULAND & wniflNO, 5 Deekraan at.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
FOR SALE. Choice sites tor Facto
rles. Foundries. Refineries, Chem
ical Works. Lumber Yards, etc.,
and Dwellings in New York City.
Large blocks of lots, with bulkhead water front, on
Newtown Creek, accessible to leaguing vessels, and
alfto fronting Long Iiland Hall road. Very low prices.
I Tennis eauy.
j fe. U. 6CIHEFFELIN. 05B Madison ava.. N. Y.
Ofi ACHES tood rich land near Smlthtown. I.I
OU 700. Small cash payment, balance weekly or
munthy Installme its. Near railroad otatlnn and con
venlent to tor, churches, etc. Ileautlfully situated
on main road. Land level, no rocks, stone or swamps,
Inre.ititato this. Particulars of HISLEV ill Cham
ten st.
isfal estate ox nU tttv Icwjj.
fPENAFLY. N. J.-A good building lot foTsaieTifo;
X. terms S2.&0 mouthlr.
WhATIIERBY, 271 nroadwaj.
Heal Cstatt at gmrtiou.
PETER r. MF.ri:rt, Auctioneer.
will sell at auction on
TUESDAY, December 7th. 1897,
At 12 o'clock, at the N. Y. Real Estate Salesroom,
No. Ill Broadway.
EXECUTOR'S AND TRUSTEE'S SALE
of the
BATHGATE ESTATE,
I.ATE WtOPERTY Of
CIIARIiKS 1$. BECK, Deceased.
BY OBUF.U OK
The Farmers' Loan & Trust Co.,
JS-ECOTOK AND TRUSTEE,
176
Choice and Valuable Lots
OK
3d, Washington, Bathgate,
Wendover, and Pulton Aves.
171st and 172d Sts.
24th Ward, New York City.
SO per rent, tuny remain on mortmico Tor 1
or S j ears nt ft ptr rent. Interent.
Titles ruaranteed by tbe Lawyers' Titlo Insuranoa
Co. freo of charge to each purchaser.
For hook, maps, etc., apply to TUUXER. UoCLURS,
& HOLBTON, Esqs . Attorneys for the Kieoutor and
Trustee, 22 William Street, and at the Auctioneer's
office. 111 Broadway, ' '
"PETER F. MEYER, Auctioneer,
Will sell at Auction, on
Wednesday, Dee. 8, 1897,
at 12 oclock. at the New York Itcal Estate Sals
room. 111 Broadway,
SUPREME COURT-HARTITION SALE,
Under the ulreutlon of
George C. Austin, Esq., Referee,
The Choice and Valuable Properties,
Consisting- of
8astorr stone-front hullillnz. with plot of land.
known as
THE SMITH BUILDING,
Nos. 13, 15, 17 Cortlandt St.,
' aud
8 0-atorr brick, marblr. and Iron bullalnct, with
plot of land,
Nos. 85. 87. S 89 Liberty St.,
Detween Hroadway and Church street.
For maps and particulars as to leases and eaie
meuts apply to strong and Cadwslatl r, Ksqs., Plain
tiffs' Att'yi, 40 Wall st., aud at tbe Auctioneer's, 111
liroadway
PETER P. MEYER, Auctioneer,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1897,
At IS o'ol.ok, at tha Haw T.rli Ileal Katate
Haluraons. Ill BreaSnaj,
The Choice & Valuable Property
CO.NSIBTINQ Or
TUE AND 6 STOllV AND UANSAUD nOOF URICK
DUILDINUS, WITU LOT OK LAND,
No. 229 5th Avenue,
BBTOTBE BOTH AMD JTU BTneBW.
Jp,,HauoU0B,r',o-t,niBroa4wv. ,
Ill
"1'' sJs--s-rJ-LJJ-aaJ-JlJJ-J-J
at the rfat noaHlra. un
a rmerrnl, unrrstrlctrd
f. sals of 8.10 Lota on thn
, K Ilf nry Johnson Haute, at
' l.r- ,8 o'olook Tnrsttaj. Dao.
' ul8l.lT "', In tb llrooaljn Kal
I "'IU'rx9 Rstatn EichaCRO, 181
.,,. WLh f MoulaReatt-t. Km,ra
'?TlOMZ"y rr- brr o right In th.
i E33Stjltb lino of maininc nt ltn-
I "1o0, prorrtuents. Oornfr of
1 V Conar lalanit ar. and At.
"IVCIty of N.w York,
Cllenn I ols fll"t Ward, Horouih of
- . jl. Itrooklrn. Iroprtr la
Splendid Location. HrHv pawed eery fw
'., , """" luomrnta br th. Orooklrn
NO llnrlcm or and Coner Island Troller
n- i i I.lno tSmlth and Jajr
UrODX Trices streets) from Ilrldira or
mm Knlton and Catharlno
as Man iinin ,, i pfrrjj. or Hamilton Kor-j-t,
nnd mnnpctlnst with Franklin ar. car. front
Urand at. and llromlway ferrl-. or the Do Kail) ar.
cara. In a few months ears will run front th. prop
nrtr over tho llrlla nil limit channo of cara .to tho
Now York ( Hy tfalt. K.ir.s 6 centa. It la also di
rectly passed li the Kkt n on of tho Ktn- County
"L." aud la v.ithtn two block, of ths .Nassau Trolley
Lino.
Haps now ready.
Kree passes will bo Issued to Inspect thla property,
Rood during the week prior to the lain. SO per cent,
on mortgage at A ij per cent. Titles lnsur4.
Particulars from Arthur Hural. Kan., Attorneyfor
Executors, 1112 Nassau St.. New York, or J.r..
Johnson. Jr.. Co.. inn liroadway. New York! 180
Montaitueat., llrooklyn.
(Derail .simmers.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YOliK SOUTH AMflON-(I,r.ndon Paris).
Kalllne every Wednesdat at 10 A. II.
ST. PAUL. . .Dec. H 1ST. PAUL Deo. SO
hT. LOOIS Dec IS I ST. LOUIS... Jan. B
NEW YOIIK . .I)p. !!i.NF,W YORK Jan IS
BED STAR LINE TO ANTWEEP.
aalllnjterery Wednesday.
Poutliwark, Dfo h, ua. M. I Frlesland. .Deo. S2. noon
Noonllann..Dep. 1A, noon Kenaslnj'n.Da-. 2B.10A.1I
INTKIINAT10NAL NAVIOAT10N COMPANY.
Pleri 14 and 15, North Hirer. Offloe, tlltowllngOr.en.
cAviium PArifir rmi.wat.
Intended steamship sailing from VancouTer
T0 JAPAN CHBNA.
EMPRESS OP CHINA Dec. a. Feb. SS
EMPRESS OK INDIA Jan. 1), Maroh SS
EMPBLbB OF JAPAN Jan. 81, April 18
to HONOLULU, FIJI, -nd AUSTRALIA,
AORANtll Dec. 13 I MIOWERA Jan. 10
Second cabin aocomiuodatlona at very low rates.
For tlcketa and freight rates apply 8S9 Proadway.
For freight rate, ouly, OB Wall at- New York.
CUNARD LINK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
irom Pier 40, N. It., root of Clarkaon at.
Etrurla Deo. 4, 1! P. M. Umhrla. ...Deo. 18, noon
Campsnla.Dec.l 1,0:30 A.M. Lucaola.Dcc.S.0:30 A.M.
VERNONH,D110WNftCO,Qcn.Ag,t,,4UowllngOren.
rnittcu i.i.sjk.
CIOMPAONIE OENERALE TRANSATLANTIviUE.
J DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS (FRANCE.)
SalllnireTery Saturday, at 10 A.M.
From Pier No. 48, North Hirer, foot Morton Street.
LaTouralne Da.'. 4l.aNormandls Deo. SB
LaDrrtagne Dec. 1 1 La Champagne Jan. 1
La Oascogne Dec. IHlLaDretagne Jan. 8
lst'dass passage N. Y.-Parla tsu. and upwarda.
Uen'l Agency for U. S. and Can.. 3 Rowling Oreen. N. Y.
Oen'l Western Agenoy. 71 Dearborn St.. Chicago.
HAfflBU iG-AIflERICAN LINE.
From New York to Plymouth (London). Cherbourg-,
Paris, and Hamburg.
T w IN-SCUE W EXPRESS SERVICE begins Fob. 20, '98.
TWIN SCREW MAILSERVICE.N.Y. namburgdlreet
Patrla....Deo. 4. a P. M. lvunsylvanla.Dpo. 7. BP.M.
First cab., (00 up ; ae. ond class, $40 : ateerage, $32.
Hamburg. tnierlcnn l.tnr, a? Ilroadttay.
MAINE STKAW.SHBP- CO.",
CllltAP UXIXIISIOV.
00.00 to I'.rtlnnd. Itle., nnd Ratnra.
Steamships John Englls and Manhattan learn Pier
88, East River, foot of Market at , Tuesdays. Thurs
days, and SaturrtaTa at 6 P. M. Steamer. Ottod with
erury modern Improvement for comfort and con
v.nlence of tourists.
Offices, 273 liroadway and 222 South at.
II. HALL, Oeneral Agent.
"vronVn oeuman lloyd steamship co.
ll SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Trave, To., Dec. 1 4. 0 A.M. Kaiser'. Tu.. Jan. 4. S P. M.
Saale, Tu.. Dec si. OA.M. 'Trave. Tu Jan. II, V A.M.
OELU1CH3 CO.. 2 Dowllng Oreen.
OI.U UTIIVIO I.f.C
IIAII.V TO KIIItPOLK.
For Old Point Comrort. Norfolk. Newport News,
Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pinner's Point, Richmond,
Virginia Reach, Va., and Washington. D. C. Freight
and Passenger ateamera salt from Pier so. North
River, every week dar, except Saturday, at 3 P. 11.,
and Saturday, at 4 P. M.
W. L. OU1LLAUDEU. Vlce-Prea't and Traffic Mgr.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Germanic. ..Dec. 8, noon IlrUannlc....ec.2S, noon
Teutonic ...Deo. lh. noon i Majestic D c. 30. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASHENQER STEAMERS.
Pier 48, North River. Oftlo.. V Rroadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
straniDoats.
bostonTaine
VIA OUND LINGS.
8TOM.Vi.TOX mb. via Etonlngton. Leavo Pier
30. .NMl..onn block ()t)V4Can.l nt., weekdays onlj,
at 0 V, 31. Steamers Main- an Now Uampahlrr.
Mmt li II l,I. K, Tia New Londoo. Leare Pier 40
(old No.). S R., next Oesbrofseii Bt.,Trefc days only,
at n P. M. H teamen city of Lowell and City or
Lawrenc.
FALL IliVKK IIK. tU Newport and Fall IU Ter.
Leate Pier 1$. N. H., font of Murray it., weekdays
only, atb.00 P. 31. steamer. Plymouth and Pil
grim. Orchestra on each.
Albany Evening Line.
Th. popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RICHMOND mil leave Old Pier 41. N. R foot Canal
at., at 0 P. M. daily (Sunday excepted), making direct
connections nltn trains North, Eaat, and West.
C4THHII.1,. IIUDXOV AMD rOKACKII! IIOATS
leave Pier 43. N. 11.. foot of Christopher at., every
week day at OP. M.
INUSTON LINE. West inth at. Dally 4 P. T7SaT
urdassat 1. Sti-amrrs BALDWIN and ROMER for
Cornwall, Newburg. New Hamburg, Marlboro, Milton,
Poughkeepsle. Hvd. Park. Esopus. Kingston, connect'
log with U. D. It. R. for all points In Catakllls.
yr.W HAVnV Fare, tit EXCURSION. tl.BO.
Fast steamers leave Pier 25, E. R, dally (Sundaya
excepted), 3 P. M. and 12 midnight, arriving In tlmo
for trains to Uerlden, Hartford, Springfield, and
point. North.
"DAMSDELL LINE Steamer, leave rier24. N. R,
Xj foot Franklin at,, for Cranston'., West Point,
Cold Spring, Cornwall. Flshklll Landing. Newburg,
week day, ft P. M.t Sundays 0 A. M.
THOY IIOATH.-CITY OF TROY or SARATOOA
leaves Watt 10th st. dally, except Saturdays, u p. M,,
connecting with Delaware and Hudson and FItohburc
trains. Sunday ateamer touohea at Albany,
Sntlroaatt.
Lehigh Valley System.
Stations foot of West 23d St. (Penn. R. 11.), Cortlandt
or Drshroases St.
Indicates time from West 23d St. Other fjguru show
time rrom Cortlandt or Dcabrojsre bt.
Olio, uito A.M. dally (Sunday 0:45. 7 A. M.)
for S1AUC11 CHUNK aud Intermediate stations.
TlBO. Hi IS A. M. dally for WILKhSUARRE,
RClt ANTON (week days). ELMIRA (week daya),
ITHACA, OKNEVA. UOCHEbTER. BUFFALO. NI
AGARA FALLS, and lha West and principal local
points; dining car and chair car to Buffalo.
Ili50. i-jioo noon dally, except Sunday,
IIIsACK DIAMOND BXI'llKSS,"
Arrive. IluHalo H:55 P. M. Pullman Yratlbul. Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Servloe, Meala
a la carlo Conn -eta at Buffalo with through sleep
ers tn Detroit antl Chicago,
131-JO, lUiais p. M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUC1I CHINK nnd Intermidlate points.
l'JiSO. 1 1 in P.M. sundaya ouly, for EASTON.
MAUC1I CHUNK, aud th. coal branches.
ll'Jo. Ii4 P. M, dally, except Sunday, for
WILRDaKUE. PlTThTON, ECHANTON. and prin
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all polnu
in o al reglousi chair car for Wllkesbarre.
UiSO, ano p. M. dally, oxo pt Sunday, for
WILKEbBARltE. P1T1 STON. 3CRANTON. and nrlnd
pal Intermediate stations. Connecta for all points in
coal regions: Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Wllkes
barre. UiSO, iao P. 11. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCIl CHUNK and Intermediate staUons. Chair
cartollethlrhem.
4iSO, & P. II. dally for EASTON and Inter
mediate stations.
Oiso, not! P. M. dally for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper vr.tl
bule train N. Y. to Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo and
Torouto.
Hiuo, mnop M. dally, except Sunday, stopping
only at SOU f II PLAINFIELD, EAhTON, BKTIII.&
1IK.M. J1AUC11 CHUNK. I.. A U J UNCTION. SAYUE.
OKNEVA. RoailEMKlt. IIATAV1A, BUFFALO,' an I
TORONTO, Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. Nomi but
aleepncar paatengrrs carried. No naggago tarried,
MlSO. Olllll P. M dally for WILKEriARItF,ITII.
ADA. OLNKVA. KOCUrbTEK, BUFFAIX), N1AUARA
FALLS, and all points West. Pullmin si. per to
Ithaca.
Additional local trains dally, eic-pt Sunday, for
BOUND BROOK and Intermedial, points, leave at fol
lows! H:20, h:8u, lutvu, 10:50, IU:20, 10:8U (Sun
days only) A. M. S-'.'O, 2:3H, and UiSO, 6:30 P. II.
Tiokru audPullmsu avomm'idatlont at 113, 281.
273.836. lilt, and I1WJ Broadway, 31 E. 14th at., 108
E. IBith st., 127 Bowery. N. Y.i K80 Fulton at.. 4
Court st UH b'w.y. and Brooklyn Annex, Hrooklyn.
N. Y. Transfer Uo. will call for and check bagg.g.
from hotel or rejldenco through to destination
Newlofk and Boston All Rail.
N, Y N. II. s II. II. R and connection..
From Grand Central Station.
Leave, Byway of Due.
0,00 A. M Sprtngflfl I and Woroest.r, 8:30 P, U.
10:00 A. M ft.N'rw London aud I'rovldeno., 3:00 P. M,
10,08 A, 11. Now Iudm and Provldrnoe, 4:28 P. M,
12 51., Springfield and Worceater, BHO P. M,
JliOOP. M.. Alrl.luoaudN K. 11 lt 0:00 P. M.
1.02 P. M . New Londou au i l'rovidenc. 7.00 P, M.
3:00 P. M New Loinlun an I Provldrnoe. 0:00 P M,
4:00 P, M bprlngArld and Wurcesti-r, Ib;0UP, M,
8:00 P. 11., Nuw Lonuon and Providence, 1 1 sOO P. Jl,
1 1 :00 P. M , hprlngnrld aud Woroestrr. B;l 5 A, M,
12:00 P. 1 Nt-w London au I Provide noe, 0:85 A. II.
Run. dally, luclujlug Sunday.
HBay State Lluilt-d, all parlor can) faro 17, In
cluding parlor car sf at
JAIr Una Limited! arrive, at and depart, from
Park Square (Station, Boston. Return service earn,
-onr and by same route.
Through parlor and slMClng can by .ach train.
0. T. UUr-TtU-. Ota Vitf. Ag.at.
' tm
Saltroaan. , M
"AMBRIOA'aORCAT-STIIAILnOAD.' '
NE.WYORK .. J
(eisttral II
-- & HUDSON RIVER R. a Ifl
THEFOUR-TRAGKTRUNK LINE. f
UlltKIT MM! TO .MA41AIIA fALI. ,i?)tBi
AU through tralua atop at Allany, Ctlca, byracnaa, -
RiM'heater. and BuRalo, TUi
Tra'n. leave Oraud Central Station, 4L'd street and WH
Fourth avenue, aifollon. t ,'Wa
8 .Qfs A. M -Dally, rz-ent Sunday. The famous 1
SOW EMPIRE StATE EXPRESS. LIMITED. Faat- &
mi train In the world. Due Buffalo at 4t45 P M tjrli
Niagara Falls 0:55 P. M Toronto m20 P M. ThU lHi
train la limited to ita aoattng capacity. Connect. itUaH
at L'tlca for Adirondack Mountains and Montreal, ??
8 .A X A. M. FAST MAIL. I)MI-For Poughkeep- Ufaa-H
.-J ate, Albany, Utlca. Syracuse. Rochester, Buf- -Jri
al Niagara Full, and (Mrsi'land. Wi
1 fs.nn A. M.-NOUTH HHORK LIMITED, Dally -$
XV.UV 24-hour train to Chicago via Michigan Can- fiM
1 1. 1 route. Due Buffalo :40 P. M Niagara Fallg rdyiH
IMSO P. M . Chicago 0:00 A. M. Carries sleeping 1da
nnd drawing-room can only. 't7l
1 fs.Qfs - DAY FJCPRESS. except Sunday . . filH
JLU.OU For MIi,rnok, Cntsklll Mountains, and all -1 i
important New York --lain points. -JSJB-I
1 J 1 v- M.-SODTHWKvrr.llN LIMITED. Dally , $M
AiVW For Columbus, Cincinnati, IndlanapoUa, aa - SivBBi
I.nn '' M.-CHICAIIO hl'KClAl, Dally For Dt ''iYal
UU trolt, Clovcland, Toledo, and Chloaco. Btopa ' 7aai
M loughkeftslc and Schenectady, H
3, Oft P. M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL, a 'il
,OU cept Sunday For Oarrlson'a (West Point), nilaH
Pfftghkrepsle. Albanv. and Troy. l?Mi
5.fir. 'SI--'AKr' SHORE LtMtTED, Dally-t4- vUH
UU hour train tn Chlc.g ,, vl Laka Shore rout. 4t3n
Due uioveland tl5. Toledo 10:05 A. M., Chicago IkHI
4 P.M. This train connects at Cleveland for On- JFi
olnnatl. due :M P. M and at Toledo for St.
Louis, due 10:15 P. )!.. due Kansas City n.xt i"j-M
morning. Carries sleeping and drawing-room T!bH
oara only. .x"i
6.flfs1'-M WESTERN EXPRESS. Dally For Hi. -K'i
UU aaara Falls. Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chi- ''Ali
-ago. Cincinnati, and St. Louis. A.i
6,OC P. M -NORTHERN EXPRESS, Dally-For ' i
JU Troy, Plotisburg, Burlington, Montreal and, 1&H
xi-ept Saturday ulghta, Ottawa.
7 .On P. M.-llUFFAlX) SPECIAL, Dally-For Adl- ,'3i
OU rondack Mountain point, and Montreal, via ?ca
Utica, IUwhester. lluffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto, Ya
Clevrland. Indlampolls. St I ouls, and Chicago. !?H
9 .Ofl '- 5I -SPECIAL LIMITED MAIL, Dallr laai
,JJ (sleeping csr passet gere only) For potntaoa 'WnH
Fall Brook Hallway, via Lons, and for Rochester. isi
IlufTalo, Cleveland, lndlanapoba, and St. Louis. Ib
9,1 E P. M. I'ACiriU EXPRESS. Dally For 8ra- 'iS a
X.XJ c use. Oswego. Watertown. Ogdensburg, Buf- saH
falo, Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Toledo. Chicago, v,,a
and, except Sundays, for Capo Vincent and ths) '4Vi
Aut)iirn mad. ,-VUa
1 9.1 ft NIOHT-MIDNIOUT EXPRESS. Tbeatra 4fal
Xi.XJ train for Chicago and principal polntaoa rH
the New York Contral every night except Sunday 3$)'b-
nlghts. Sunday night. Chicago sleepers leave on Sr''i
U:13 train. ZiiiWM
OiOU A. M. and Sill P. M Dally, axoept Sunday, W?afl
to I'lttsfleld. via Harlem Division. .'Si ii
Oils A. M Sundaya only to P.ttsfleld and the Berk 'JVM
.hire Hills, via tbe Harlem Division. jtl'f
' ALL N10HT" TRAINS TO YONKERS. WI
"All night" trains run between lBMhst. and points) '.a!vI
on tho Putnam Division aa far as Yur.Vers. tn conneo- si
tlon with the elevated road. The cvly lino running "?l
"all night " trains out of New York. "i
Wagner Palace Cars on all through train HI
Trains Illuminated with Pintach light. :
Tickets and Wagneroftlces atOrandCentral Station, sBi
113.281. 413 Broadway. Bl East Utbat.. V42 Broad- ?i
way. 285 Columbus av.. nl West 125th at., and 13Atn M&H
st. station. New York: I13H and 720 Fulton at, and ?tli
100 Broadway, E. D.. Brooklyn. ;4?,7?l
Batg-g.i chrcked from hotel or residence by th "rfg H
Wreetcott Express Company. .9.1
JOHN M. TOUCEY, OE0R0E II. DANIELS. Wl
Oeneral Manager. General Passengor Agent. fafl
Pennsylvania il
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third btreet and Det H
brossos nnd Cortlandt Streets. HH
nrThe leaving time from Desbroase. and Cortland! ' i&.H
Streets Is ten minutes lat-r than that given below for M-hH
Twenty third Street Station. -3i&a
7i0n t. VI. FAST MAIL. Pullman Buffet Parlor 1&b
CarNow York to Pittsburg. Sleeping Car Pltuburg 'iSMH
to Ch'cago. No coaches to Pittsburg. i"sV33i
Kiltn A. M. FA vr LI E. I'lttshura and Cleveland. .";
OlSO A. l. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman ' VSt.
Compartment Sleeping, Dining, smoking, and Ob- ;ai
aeri ailon Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, aa
Clm-lnnatl, In llana,o Is. Louisville, St. Louie. sSa
IlIOP. II. CHICAliO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. 'AB
For Nashville (via Clnclnuutt). Chicago, ht. Iiuls. Mi
SiSO l. .11. WESTI-RN EXPRESS. For Cleveland, H
Chicago. ForTobdn. ex ept Saturday. ji :-
Vl.OI. VI. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. For PItU- HllH
burg. Cincinnati. Indtanaolls, St. Iula. fiHH
inn I', M. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For Pittsburg and '!
Chicago. Connects for Cievelcnd except -aturday. ill
Si'JO . ,-ti. MAIL AND EXPRESS. Pullman Ruffei $
Sleeping Car New Y'ork to Altoona, Eaat Liberty, 'i"'l
Pittsburg, and points West, dally except Sunday. .Si H
No coaches. ,)
Wa.MIIMVrOlV ANO TIIK SOUTH. iwil
7150. H:20. 0.20.U:50 (DlniugCar), 10:50 A. M.. 12:60, .?,H
l:C0(3:20"Congress1onjLlni.." allParlor and Din- tsi
Ing Cars). 4-2(1 (Dining Car), 4:50 (Dining i'ar). N:50 .'yLiB
P. M.. 12:05 night. Sunday. H:20. U:20. 10:511 A. II. 5V
(3:20 "Congressional Llm.," all Parlor and Dlnllfg ViKfHl
Oara). 4:2U (Dining Car), 4:50 (Dining Car), B:D0 P. -i
M 12.05 nlaht. , ;
SOUTHERN UAILWAY.-Expreu, 4:20 P.M., 12:03 'tU
night dally. aLH
ATLANTIC COAST UNE. Express, 8:20 A. M. anil -"$?
H;f,o P. M. dally. ':?,'
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. 4:50 P. M. -,H
dallr. :
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK. 7:B0 "SffB
A. 51. week da a and 7:40 P. M. dally. $ a
ATLANTIC CITY 12:' 0 P. M. week daya. -
CAPE MAY. 12:50 P. M. week day..
Long Branch, Asbury Park (Interlaken, Sundays), - IH
Ocean Orove, aad Point Pleasant (from West ilH
Twenty-third Street Station), H:50, 11:60 A. M.. SW
11.20. 4:50. UtlO P.M. Sundays, U:20 A.M.. 4:50
P. M. (from Desbroasea and Cortlandt atreeta), U:10 &B
A. M 12:10. 8:10, 6:10, llt50 P.M. Sundays, 0:45
A. M.. 6:16 P. M. rM
0:10. 7:20. 7:50. S:20. H:50. U:20 (:B0 Penna. Llm- '&
Ited), 0:50 (Dining Car). 10:50, 11:60 A.M.. 12:50, W
1:50,2:50.3:50. 4:20. 4:20 (DlnlngCar). 4:50 (Dining wH
Cr). 0:50 (Dining Car). 7:40, H:60 P. M.. 12:0S
night. Sundaya. 0:10. 7:80, H:20, 8:50, B:-jO, 0:50 "JtH
(Limited). 0:50, 10:50 A.M.. 1:50 (Dining Car). 3.50. MU
4:1-0 (Diulng Car), 4:50 (Dining Car). 5:50 (Dining ?
Oar), 7:40, H:50 1'. M 12:05 night. SM
Ticket offlcesNos. 401,044, 11 wo. 1323, 111, and 281 il
liroadway: I Astor House: West Twenty-third -wH
Street btatlont and atatluna foot of Dcshrossca and -olH
Cortlandt til recta; 4 Court Street, SOO Fultoa 'fa
Street. 08 Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex Station. 3Gi
Brooklyn; station. Jersey City. The New York dai
Transfer Company win call for and check baggage -fa-from
hotels and residence, through todrstfuallonu ,9H
J. B HUTCHINSON. J. R, WOOD. tB
General Manager. Oeneral Paas'r Agent. IB
DELAWAIIU, LACKVA..A eX TTItSTBIM flB
n. it. am
fltatloa. la IVnw Vorb. ro.t or tlarclay aud Sasi
("hrl.lupber Hta.
VEITIIIIII.K TIIAI, 1-L'I.I.ltlaM IlIirVBT '9
('AIM. I'IT II I.IIJII1. 'J
Direct route to Newark. BloomnoM. Montclalr. th.
Oranges, Summit, llemardavllle. Banking Ridge. Mud- n
laou, MorrlBtown, Passat,-. Patr.on. B.onton. Dover, m
stanhope, Newton, Budd'a Lake. Lake Ilooatcoug.
Hack ttstown. Schooler1. Mountain. Wasutugton, js
l'hllllpsburg.F.aaton, Water Gap, sirnudsi-urg, Po-ona &
Mountain, Scrantun.Plttston, Wllkesbarre. Nuntlcoke, a
Danville. Northumlwrlaud. Montrose, lllngliamtou, rM
oxford, Norwich, WatPrvllle.Utlca.lllchnclU Sr.rlLcs, S
Cortland. Sytacuae. Oswego. Ithaca. Owego, El intra. J&
Corning. Bath, Dansvllle, Buffalo, and all polnta Wtat, " WM
Northwest, and Hnulhivcat.
Bioo t. 1I. Blnghamton Mall. Stop, at principal .
stations.
lOioo . .si. (Cafe car) Buffalo, Scranton, Blug-
hamton. Owego, Ithaca, Elmlra. Dtlia, Syracuse, m
aud Oswego Express. Pullmau buffet parlor oars.
Connecting at IlufTalo with trains for Chicago and
potnu West. ,T
lino l. SI. Scranton. Blnghamton, and Elmlra !i
Express. Pullman buffet parlor car.. -
4H)li r If. Scranton, Wllkesbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor can. ',
Tilol. HI. (lially)-Chlcaito Vestibule Limited Ex-
Jiro-a for Scranton. Blngbamton, Elmtra. Buffalo. i
'ullman buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago. j
Dining car wrat of Burfalo. '
unto f. l. (Dallv) Buffalo Express. Pullman j
sleepers for scranton, Blnghamton, P.lralra. Iltth, 'J
Mt. Morris, and Buffalo, arriving Buffalo A M,
Ditto I' M, (Dally) Buffalo, scranton, Bingham- I
ton, Owego, Ithaca, Elmlra, Syracuse, Utica, and .'
Oswego Kxtiress. Pullman buffet sleeper.. ,
Tliketandpullmau acoommndatlnns at Il.nry Oaas ,
-Sons. Ltd, llSBroadnay. 14 Park place, and 42V ;
Broadway and 04 1 Broadway, Tlcketa at ferry sta- k
tlons. 111 4tbavcor, 12th St., 01 West 123th at., 2H3 I
Columbus av New York; 8-Tj and 7211 Fultou at., ami M
lOrl Broadway. Hrookljn. Tim. table, giving full in- ;
formation at all station. .'
Westcott'. Express Company will rail for and check '
baggage from hotel or residence to destination. '
EmE RAILROAD. ?
Through trulns irate New York, foot ol Chamber. )!
at . as follows, and livo minutes earlier from West J
28 1 . t .1
9r( t. W Vesllbulod Expte. daily for Bin- I
,IJ hamton. Waverh, Elmlra. Buffalo, Bradford, 1
airl e nuffalobP M Parlor rar to Buffalo
2.nCl . . s-ai buled limit d-Faat mail dal y.
,UU solid train forCuicao atrlviaClev.land7i40
A. M Chicago A P M. si epi-i a to Chicago. Clove
Ian a nl Cluolnnstl. Diulng Car
7.QCI ' M. Buffalo aud Cleveland Vestlbnlrd Ex- 4
.OU .ires, dally, arrives at Buffalo 7:05 A. JL, y
Br dfrd 7:17 A. M , Jamestown 7:00 A. M, (leva. !
tsndI2;30P. M (Sleeper, to Buffalo and ClevrUnd).
inaVtng direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
th- West cafe Library Car. J,
8. 1 Z. M. Solid train to Chicago. 61.ep.ra to .
. tO Hornellsvllle, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
TICKET. LOCAL TIME CARDS, AND PULLMAN '
i ACCOMMODATIONS at HI, 118.2)11. 401, .nd
057 liroadway, 127 Bowery, 158 Kast 123th st.. nd
SI West 125th St.. Chambers and West 23d at, ferries, fi
New Yorkl IIH8 and 720 Fulton at., 100 Broadway, i
Urooklyni 200 Hudson st., Holu'ken, and Jersey City fi
station, Westi-ott'a Fxpress calls for and ohecks Lag ,1
gag. from hotel, and realJrnws to destination. L
BALTIMORE fiToHIO. 1
Lea.e New York, Whitehall Terminal, bouth lorry, J
and toot of Liberty atreet. 1
Dally, tExcept Hunday. l"-unla)s,
CIIICAOU. 4:30 A M ':0IJ I . M . and 1 2-1 5 nljlit. "A
PITTsllURO, 4:3(1 A M.. '3-25 P. II. I.':00 P. M, W
12:15 night (1 80 A M Liberty st only i
CINCINNATI. hT I.Ol IS. Ill.ull A. M , 5:55 P. M. J(
WASHINGTON. BALTIMtlUE t7 55, Id-no (liluer), -S'
11:30 A M (Diner), :((! (Diner), (3-25 tDlu.rj, Jl
4:85 (Diner). : ft P M and 12il5 night, Vl
NORtOLK. 111:30 A. M V
NEW OKLEANH. 4:65 P. M. (through sleeper), II
All trains aro Illuminated with Pluucb light.
Offices! 113. 112, 201, 484.1140 Broadway, 81 F- ,t
14th at.. 127 Bowery. N. Y.i 830. 344 Fullou at- 1 1
Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal, Uaggag. ctMOttM W
from howl or realdeno to dMUnatlou. . J
' J