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BlliflSl
JyV .'''' rati siby, nti$AV, January 7,.i808. ' .in 1
1 SISTERS TRIED FOR THEFT.
Mtsaoxa home for a letter bub
'" husks will clear uvtt.
r all BacU wl,h ,,cri nnn "
Written ' " ,,,,h !, " " ,n"
-..flop'. AillM Her to liny, lor Incloaed
glf , te Thlnr nbr' Awmwl or lleallnc.
iry,o joang wotnon vrero on trlnl yesterday
I th Ocnernl Hesslons on a chargo of shoplift-
J Tbcr 'lescrlbotl. thetnselTe, ns sisters nnd
tilij they wero Mrs. Mumlo Howcrs and Miss
attitude llnrbnro. Tlie latter sold that her
horns s I" Sl Joscpl1' 'i nn(i tnnt shhftcl
corns to Now York lo vl,lt licr lstcr Mr"
nnwtrs, t I'M Knst 127lh street.
The sped"0 clmrRO atrnlnst them was that of
Itsnllnc in alercttc, or feather plume, from
Jlscr'C tl'O pl'i'io lwl"B valued nt 84 cents.
ills' J,,irv I'l'mMM the doloctlvo employed
In the lry bochIh store, tcstinod that Mrs. Dow
ns and Miss llarharo visited tho storo nt B
o'clock on the afternoon of Oct, 4. Sho Ban
Miss llarbaro tnko a canary colored pHimo
from tho feathir counter and pass It to Mrs.
Boncrc who put tho plume In a satchel.
"I followed'them to tho door," Miss l'lunkltt
tsstlfled, "and ns they stepped out to the street
tsked them what they had done with tho
rather. Ono of them answered 'We have no
feather,' and I told them they would have to
tome hack to the superintendent's ofllce. I
advised them to avoid a scene and ro back
euletly. UctectUo O'Donohue was summoned
and wo all went Into a privato room. Thoro
the women broke down and wept. Wo took
them Into tho superintendent's ofllce and search
ing their satchel tound several pairs of gloves,
two bolts of ribbon, two pieces of black lace,
pomo black feathers nnd the canary colored
plume. Thcv admitted stealing; tho feathers.
Tho older of tho two begged us to lot her go,
sarins she would nover get Into such troublo
train and adding that her baby u nt home
lone Tho goods they had boro our tags,
which would navo been romoicd If tho wonion
bad purchased the goods. The tag on tho
aigrette is still nttach.Hl to It. Detoctive
Ollonotiuo took the women to the police eta-
Detective Price testified that when the wo
men "cro led into the station house they cried
and begged to be released, at tho sumo tlmo
admitting that they had Btolen tho goods,
petectlxo Stringer corroborated tho story told
by Detects o Prlco.
Job Hedges, who was tho Magistrato beforo
whom tho women were nrralgned, testified
that Mrs. Dowers said she was "sorry tho thing
tad hnppencd" nnd addod that sho "could not
glvo nny reason for it." Mrs. Dowers also Bald
that she had nothing further to say until she
could get a chanco to communicate with her
friends.
Mrs. Dowers now took the witness stand and
denied having stolen tho feather found in her
satchel. She said it was all n detective's plot.
The feather found in her satchol, uho said, sho
bad purchased at Macy's storo several days pre
vious to her arrest. Sho had brought It lib.
her to match its color in a bird which sho in-
tended to buy for hor hat. Sho didn't find any
Irds to suit ber and was leaving tho storo
when sho nnd her sister wero arrested. Tho
other goodB in her satchol sho had purchased
B,t other stores.
"What about tho two pairs of children s
cloves!" nskod Assistant District Attorney
Siclntyre. cross examining tho witness. "Whom
Hid you buy them fori"
"Oh, thoy w ere for a friend who has two little
pieces," nnswered the witness.
"Weil," said Mr. Mclntyro, "how much salary
flow our husband earn!
"Efoen dollars n week," answered Mrs.
Howirs.
Q And how could you afford to bny these
beautiful ribbons and?costly laces when your
husband only recshed 811 a weokl A. Well,
1 bought them for my friend also.
Q. Vhnt is tho namo of your frlendl A.
Urs. Young.
Q. Whore does Bhe'llve! A. In the West.
Q. What part of tho Westl A. Sho did llv
Bt l'ucblo, Col.
Q. And how could she tell yon to buy theso
things for hor! A. She wroto me e letter, and
tent mc the monev.
(J. How much money did sho send! A. Fif
teen dollars.
Q. Hne you got that lottcr nowl A. No.
X think I believe it wn destroyed.
Q. Who desiro ed it! A. It may be homo
somewhere
0 Well, if the court takes a reoess, will you
go homo and get it! A. If I can find it.
An adjournment was taken, and Mrs. Dowers
started away to get the letter. When she got
back at 2 o'clock tho court was In scs'-ion. Sho
rushed Into the courtroom, and waving n torn
envelope in tho nir, shouted: "I have It I hn. a
found the letter."
The letter w HI be put In ovtdenco to-day. Tho
envelope bears the Pueblo postmark, but tho
address is torn nway. Tho name upon tho en
velope is written In ink, while tho letter Is
written In pencil. Tho lcttor contains a refer
ence to tho "fifteen dollars enclosed," and ro
quests tho recipient to purchase ribbons and
gloves.
Lawyer Purdy took chargo of tho letter, nnd
then MIhs Darbnro wns called to the witness
stand. She is 20 years old, and hns n vcrv
tweet oIce. Sho corroborated the story told
br Mrs. Dowors, nnd used ouch expressions as
"Let's see, why. certainly," "Honestly nnd truly
It's so," nnd "Tho horrid dctecthe told mo I
Tho trial will be continued to-day.
ARRESTED IN A THEATRE.
T.rmer RlnrSlnr Keeper liar Indicted for Ite
relvtucr Stolen 42ood.
NiWBOno, Jan. G. Thorn J. Hay, a well
known citizen of this city, was indicted yester
day at Ooshcn and arrested on a w arrant Issued
by Judge Hirschberg. Ho was taken out of the
theatro last night by tho Sheriff, to the great
surprise of bis friends, and placed In jail, where
he now is. The authorities say that ho has boon
Indicted for receiving stolen goods. Day was a
keeper at Sing Sing prison under -Warden
Brown. He is reported to have had a sealskin
(aequo In bis possession that was stolen by a
former convict. Tho sacquo was taken to Phil
adelphia and pawned and the ticket got into
Hnv s possession. He sas it was given him
without consideration other than friendship,
and nlicn ho hoard that there was troublo oer
ithegaxoit up. Tho authoiitiesaro said to bo
able tu prove a different story.
Day, since leaving the prison as a keeper, has
made his homo In Newburg, living with his
widowed mother nnd acting of late as a col
lector for the Lclcht Drewery horc. Ills friends
aonot bollovo bo is guilty of wrongdoing. On
theothorhnncl.it Is alleged that tho prosecu
tion ill brine in other people living irt this city.
Hay is unmarriod and hcrotoforo tins borno a
rood name. Hall has been flxed at $2,000.
ATtKEHTED IN OOUJtT.
lawyer'. Cl.rk Charged with Trylnc te Urlb
Complainant lo Disappear.
lout M. Adler of 02 Stanton street was ar
rested In Special Sessions Court yesterday by
Roundsman Budd of the Court Squad on a
charge of attempting to bribe a complainant
hi a case to disappear. The complainant was
Herman Laster 'of 82 Norfolk street, who
charged Herman Llchtman, who refused to glvo
hh address, with haing swindled him out of
On Dec. 23 Llchtman showed Laster a gold
watch worth stso, nnd on !lhe plea of poverty
Mined to Bell it for $18. Tho watch was
Kstiil br a Jeweller, who said It was woll worth
E the money. On tho wny out of tho storo Licht
wn changed tho watch for ono that would
Me been costly at $1. Lastor dlscocred tho
H.I . ".'. .',loxt "ayj "i'(I on ''1" making a com
. SiHBf '. o'leeinan .Sesselman of tho Madison
tireit station arrested Llchtman.
lr,tV.Aer'lny fcosoelman saw Adler call Laster
h?: "' ocefiidor, nnd ho swears ho ovcrhenrd
ana a" lMar 18 to drop tho case and go
enmfe lvh. ?J'smhe ' a lawyer's clerk, was
wmraltted to the Tombs in default of $1,000
T.. ionic llaireted by lAtttj Seas.
The White Star steamship Teutonic, which
rried yesterday morning from Liverpool
M4 Quccnstown. nearly a day late, found
ll of boisterous and frosty weather In her
wurse. Sho got the worst of the rockotlng Just
s.em'ii" 'f.ft ueenstown harbor. A big sea
UVfn. mS1, ",0 "'"board bow In tho night, and,
Sri.lt p oue. f .,ho B0'i'en who was on duty
UdInl..carirIe1 him far aft. When the water
PerathS. e,lorr ''"'"arks and through snip
illianki e,i,,,ui.1 w,as f01l,ul helpless on the deck.
Th A.i W orokun and he was badly bruised,
was a ?.' M " Bon .f ,1 Marnuis of Dufforln,
to the l3Z?l!Wer " tUe Teutonlo. He Is going
Ntlnimi,',', "" to his father's inter
"' in a mining syndicate.
WrUlct I ador the .llllrnse Hook Lair.
BoijvAi,, N. v., Jnn o.Ycsterday, in tho
Vr.ii"11,?, C'"rt ,lt ""'mont. A. U Purdy, a
'""Hie "ttornej , tccured a Judgment of .-.00
a, i. I ," " rlu t"Hroa.J. When tho New Mllo
abl.i "ontiHto effect tho Krlo was un-
tteVew'ffiLi ".'! of. ,u n.fl,c'c Promptly with
1 fflc" , I la dnV'.l ' I"''1' Call("1 aX lll WulIVlll0
an dereVt o, w,"'0,,,uv x,enl lnt0 'ono e'
U W Udi l iV.c f?r a, HW rorIU mllengo hook.
I 1?WHlT'1iun"'"" eleventh day, Tho law
Ui The boof; ?'5?i? dJ,y J0T ''08'oct to up-
I, rthoaS'4 PurdJr broutht suit to re-
COLLISION OX W.KTATKD JtOAD,
A Trata Ran lata a Hnllca Kailna That Wao
Croaslnc the Traeh.
A slippery track nnd brakes thnt refused to
work caused n, collision on tho Third avenuo
elevated road at Ninety-eighth! street at 10
o'clock yesterday morning. A switch engine,
running light, enmo up tho contro track and
took tho switch to run into tho yard at Ninety
ninth street ns n train southbound was run
ning Into tho station at Ninety-ninth street. It
dhould liavo stopped I hero to take on passen
gers. Depending on this, the switchman had
opened tho switch to allow tho switch locomo
tlvo to cross tho rourso of tho trnln. Knglncor
" : ! r ht found his train flipping past the
htntion. Ho put on tho nlr brakes, but tho train
slid along without porcoptlbly slowing. It
reached tho switch englno when tho latter wm
half way across tho truck, and ran Into it. The
Bultcli englno was dcrallod, nnd the running
genr so disarranged thnt it lould not bo moved
cither wav. Tho glass In tho cab was smashed
nnd sonio of the tubing In tho englno broken.
Knglneur Mentslln, who wns In ihnrgo of tho
switch engine, was thrown across IiIh cab nnd
bruised, but not seriously. Knglnocr Court
w right was bruised on tho head and body and
rcielved a slight scalp wound.
A wrecking trnln was Bent for, and whllo tho
crow was nt work getting tho damaged englno
out of tho wny trnlnB had to bo switched
nround tho obstruction at Nlnettoth street and
102d strcot. Tho train following tho colliding
locomotive had to hack to 102d streot to tnko
tho switch, and altogether thero was about half
nn hour's delay. It was fully two hours beforo
traffic was running on tlmo again.
Thero was consldornblo excitement on tho
Bouthbound trnln, nnd ono woman falntod.
All the passengers Insisted upon leaving tho
cars. They w oro enabled to do this becnuso tho
obstructing switch englno had brought the
runaway train to it standstill with its last car
npposlto tho station platform at Ninety-ninth
stroot. Tho pnssengers woro all taken aboard
of the noxt train.
T.ETTEB JlOX THIS NABBED.
Ha la Charged with Bwlndllnsr an Hasten
Dank by Alterlaa; a Stolen Cheoh.
Samuel Strauss, alias Krauss, who is believed
to be the leader of the gang which has robbed
mall boxes in this city and neighboring towns
and forgod checks and other similar papers
found in tho stolen letters, was arroated on
Wednosday night by one of CapU McClusky's
detoctlvcs.
The speclQo chargo on which Strauss was
arrested is for swindling the Northampton
County Dank of Kaston, Pa., on Nov. 10, with a
check thnt had been stolen from tho hall letter
box of Schulberg & Lazarus at 130 Dlecckcr
street, this city. It had been mailed by M. Lip
schltz of Kaston, Pa., to this firm In payment of
a bill. The amount on this check was changed
from $02.45 to $100.45,' the name of tho payee
erased, and tho word "bearer" inserted. It
was then presented at the Northampton County
Dank by a man giving the namo of Henry
Lazarus.
Tho Pinkorton pcoplo wero notified as soon as
tho forgory wns discovered, and the indorse
ment on the check wns compared with others on
file nt tho Pinkerton ofllce. It was shown that
the namo "Henry Ln?arus" was wrlttonbythe
same nmn who, in Octobor, 1805, hnd swindled
several merchants and banks with checks stolen
from lock letter boxes.
Unacr the numo of Samuel StrauBs tho forger
hnd been arrested on Juno 17, 1811(1. nnd sen
tenced to ono yeir'n imprisonment In tho peni
tentiary, bo the Pinkirton detectives begnn to
look for Strauss. Ho wns tracod to 320 East
Thirteenth street, whero ho wns known by tho
name of Uross, tho doublo s having beon re
tained In nil tho aliases.
Ycslcnlav morning PaylngTellor Hermann of
tho Northampton County Dank came to this
city and identified Krauss as tho man who hail
presented the check. Ho will bo taken to Kaston
for trial.
DAMAGES ron SIEFKE TO PAT.
lie nad nto Conaln Herman Arrested Tor Per
jury and Herman Ueta Sqaare.
Herman SIcfke obtained before Justice Deek
man of the Supremo Court yesterday a verdict
for $5,000 damages against his cousin, Aldor
man Henry Siefke, for malicious prosecution.
The action had been tried bofore and dismissed.
It was carried to the Appellate Division by
Lawyer William Allan for the plaintiff, and by
a divided court, with Icng opinions fixing the
law of such a case, tho lower court was re
versed and a new trial was ordered. Tho
Slefkes havo been In many litigations against
each other and arc boJh.rldi. The plaintiff tes
tified against the Aldermnn In an action In
which the Alderman sought damages against
the elevated ronds, and tho Alderman caused
his, the plaintiff's, arrest on achnrgo of perjury.
Tho perjury chargo was dismissed in a police
court. The plaintiff was not actually in Jail, as
he obtained u bond, but he was in custody for
several hours before he secured his release.
WOMAN VIOLENT AT TUE IMPERIAL.
rtalses n now When a Itoom la Iterused Her
Put In nelleTne'a Alcoholic lVnrd
A woman who described herself as Annie
Woods, 28 years old, of 07 West Thlrtysoventh
street, went into the Imperial Hotel, at Broad
way and Thirty-second street, yesterday after
noon, and domanded a room. She acted so
strangely that tho clerk refused to give her one.
She then became iolcnt. and nttemptod to strike
tho clerk. Sho refused to lcavo tho hotel, and
harangued tho guests who gathered about hor.
Policeman MiCabo was summoned, and she
was taken to the West Thirtieth street polico
station. From thero sho was rcuiotod to Dollo
uennd placed in the iilinhollc pavilion. Tho
woman was fashionably dressed. She admitted
nt tho hospital tint thu niiino sho hnd given was
Hi tltlous, nnd said that oho was thoduughtorof
Alfred Gordon, a physician.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Jadameut for 9170,7-17 Aaalnat the Canada
MHhlaaa and Chicago Hallway.
The United States Law Dlank and Stationery
Company of 350 West Proadway made an as
signment yesterday to Charlos K. notchkiss.
Deputy Sheriff Rlnn has taken charge of the
place of business of tho Mitchell-Allen Soap
Company nt 530 West Twenty-fourth street on
two attachments amounting to $0,0C8. Liabili
ties, nbout tlS.OOO.
Two Judgments aggregating $170,7 17 wore en
tered yesterdny ngnlnst tho Canada. Michigan
and Uliliago Itailwny Compnnj, a Michigan cor-
E oration, for unpaid Interest on first mortgage
onds.
Josoph Felner. dealer in furniture and carpets
at 111 Avenuo A, has given a bill of sale to a
Mr. Polarek. Most of the stock has been re
moved, and creditors are trying to learn what
becamoof it.
DOO BITES A ROY'S NOSE NEARLY OFP
Attache a Policeman Whs Went to Ills Iteaene
Club Fluallr Forces It to netroat.
While Courtney White, aged 5 years, who
lives with bis aunt, Elizabeth Louden, at 302
East 122d stroot, was passing In front of the
furniture storo at 2340 Second avenue yester
day a St. Dernnrd dog bolonglng to Emms Dorle
knocked him down nnd began toarlng furiously
at his face and body. When tho screams of his
aunt, who wns with him, brought Policeman
Wells of the East 120th ntnet stntlon to the
rescue tho dog sprang at the policeman's throat.
Wells flnnll droio it otT with his club and
the dog took refugo In the store.
'1 he boy's nose wns nearly bitten off, but the
doctors nt the Hnrlcm Hospital thlnk.the torn
tissue will probably icunlto.
Staten Island Place or Ainusatneat Must let
License.
Notice was served on the owners of publlo
plncesof amusement in Staten Island estcrday
by tho polico that they must take out licenses
nt once. Tho proprietors examined tho law and
dlsiotcrcd that they would havo to pay if 500 a
car, under ponnllj of linprisonmentandflne. be
foro any perforinniucs are given. '1 horo nro half
ndozon halls and plates of amusement on tho
cast mid north shores of tho island. Nono of
them inn bo said to bo ery prosperous, and the
license fie will necessitate tho closing up of
some of them.
Mechanics Men for UH, 178).
A mechanics' lien for $08,173 was filed yester
day on the mercantile building in course of erec
tion at the southeast corner of IJuano and Kim
streets against Albert Wngucr, tho owner, by
Pntriik Mcl'abii, doing business ns MiCabo
llros.. who had tho contrnct fur tho mason work,
'1 he total umoontof the lien is iHi,17.'l, hut Mr.
MiC'nbe has done work only to tho amount of
$13,140 on tho regulur contract and $0,073
extra work.
Two Children Ilrsrrtrd by Tbrlr Parent.
Joseph Dodernguoz and his wife came from
Philadelphia with their two daughters, Delia, 0
years old, and Margaret, 1 year, a few weeks
ago and hit cd rooms nt 48 Hicks strcot, Drook
lyn. A week ago the mother was found diunk
on the street and s-uit to Jail and since her ro
leaso bus been missing. Tho father has now
also disappeared, and the children are under
thocsxeof thoChUdxen'ajBocIetT, j
EXPRESS CLERK GOT $10,000
TUB AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
ROBBED BY AN EMPLOYEE.
Ha Is Mlsalnr with Bands and Manor with
Which Me Started for the Kiprra Car nt
the flraad Central Station Honda Wot Much
I'ao lo Illm, but S.ana Was In Caah.
Iho American Exnrcss Compnny was robbed
of more than $10,000 worth of bonds and cash,
in transit from this otty to tho West, on Wednes
day night, and Clark Dradcn, Jr., nn em
ployee, who is believed to havo stolen the
missing property, has disappeared.
Up to thrco dnvs beforo tho theft Draden had
boon a subordinate clerk in tho American Ex
press Company's ofllco nt Madison avenuo nnd
Forty-seventh street. At that timo tho clerk
who had chargo of tho ofllco at night fell 111
nnd Dradcn was put in his plnco temporarily.
Tho company's olUclnls had perfect confldcnco
in Dradcn, as his habits wero believed to bo
Rood nnd ho was an old employee.
It was pnrt of tho night clerk's duties after
receiving money or vnluablos to enter their ro
ceipt In tho pronor books and Inter to tnko all
tho west-bound packages of this Bort and put
them Into a sato on tho oxprcss car of tho Now
York Centml and Hudson Diver Dallroad train,
which leaves nt 0:30 A. M. At the snmo tlmo
ho would lonvo tho proper wny bills with tho
messengor who was to go on tho train. For
this purposo tho express car Is backed Into
what Is called tho "alley" at tho Grand Contral
Station.
During Wcdnesdny evening Dradcn re
ceived n single packugo for tho West, which
rontalned tho $1.0H lioiids nnd a number of
packages which contained money in various
forms nnd amounts. In all, tho money which
eumo into his hands in tlicso packages amounted
to $5,582.04. At some tlmo between 4 nnd 5
o'clock yesterday morning Dradcn started with
tho packages fur tho express car. About 0
o'clock, when tho train messenger arrived, ho
found no ono waiting for him, hut tho car door
was ajar. Ho wont in nnd found tho snfo open
and empty. Hidden in other parts of tho car
wero found tho hugs which had contained tho
Eackngcs of bonds nnd currency. Theso bags
ad been cut open nnd their contents extracted.
Inquiries for Dradcn nt the ofllco nt Madison
nvcnuo nnd Forty-seventh Btreet soon developod
tho fact that ho had not returned there after
starting for tho car, although it was his duty
to do so, and to roinntn until 7 o'clock, when
tho day clerk would relleo him. When
Draden's books were examined the entries of
tho receipt of tho missing packages woro found
to hao bcon made in tho proper manner. It
seemed evident that Dradcn had formed no
plan beforehand for robbery, nnd that ho had
given wny to n sudden Impulse when tomptod
by having so much In his possession nt once.
'Ibis is tho conclusion which thoolllcialsof the
express company reached, nnd it was also tho
opinion expressed by Superintendent Dungs of
tho Pinkerton Detcctio Agency yesterday.
As soon as tho loss of the packages was
known tho main ofllce was notified nnd the
Pinkerton ngency wns instructed to search for
Dradcn and tho plunder. Tho police wero also
notified and n notice was sent out over tho
stock tickers warning Dcrsons against negoti
ating tho stolon bonds.
Tho detectives went to tho houso whero
Dradcn was supposed to 11 vo. at 138 Wost
Eighty-sevonth street, but found that he had
moed on Dec. 2t. They did not learn whoro
his family bad gono to.
Tho missing bonds nro Chicago Oas 5 per
cent, bonds, redcomabio in HUG. Thoy aro
numbered 1.G03. 1,827, 2,850. 4,000 ana 4,101.
Each of tho stolen bonds Is worth $1,170, and
tho total nine of tho flvo bonds is 5,850
Dindcn will probably not bo nblo to make any
uso of tho bonds, but the $5,582.04 of cash was
all anllablo.
DOCTORED COFFEE GOES.
Jadrment Asalnst a Dealer Who tToulda't
Accept a CofTee Rxcbanao Grade.
W. H. CroBsman & Dro. obtained yesterday
bofore Justice McLean of tho Supremo Court n
verdict for $1,547.05 against Thcodor O. Lur
man & Co. for breach of a contract to purchase
Itlo coffee. Defendants declared that tho beans
were adulterated and part wero not otherwise
up to tho grade of tho contract. The plaintiffs
held that tho coffco was up to the grado estab
lished by tho Now York CofTco Exchange.
On tho hearing it wnB urged by tbo plaintiffs
that if the beans wero colored with clay and
mud nnd polished, as is customary with Itlo
coffees of some sorts, such change was not
against our statutes, and tho defendants should
havo taken tho coffeo if it was otherwise up to
grade. Theodor O. Lurman wns oxpellcd from
iho New York Cotf eo Exchange becnuso he re
fused to comply with the contract, tho exchange
holding that the colTeo was up to the agreement
according to the grading of the exchange but
he appealed to tho courts nnd wns reinstated.
Soon afterward the Attorney-General brought
proceedings ngalnst tho exchange for con
nivance In tho sales of adulterated products,
but tho proceedings seem to hn e been dropped.
Ileal ratals Private Bale.
George R. Read has sold for cash for John Howard
Wrlaht to a client for Investment a four story build
ing. No 1 lflH Broadway, east side, betwnn Twent)
sci enth and Twt nt i lnhth ttrreta, about 20x38 feet.
Samuel GoMstlcker has sold for the Alanson Cary
estate Itos 213. 217. 21U, nnd 21 West Fortieth
street, four live story apartment bouses, each lot
25x0 0.
V. Daihman&Co have so 1 for Philip Nleder to
Clinrles Lflchtowler N'o in Knit Mnety ntth street,
a Hve stor lirlclc double flat. 25x1)0x100, for 130.
OOu. Mr. Xelder takes in part payment a country
residence at lernwtxid. N J.
The Kmst Mark Nathan syndicate has sold to
James A. Mahotiv for IS.l.noo tho six lots houKht
last week from William J Uurray on tho south side
of ltlOth street, 17.1 fi'it east of the Jloultvard.
Lowcufeld A 1'raKer have lold to Ie na Davidson
No. 201 Chrystle strett. a six story double tenernont
on a lot 23x100. Also they havo pun hast d from M.
I. Waldman the northwpst toruer f Madison and
bcammel streets old buildings on a plot 43 7x07,
Cornish & Anderson have rxihaiiKsd for Thomaa
Moloney -tie flat houio No J3WestlJ5tu street for
a rebldince In N ock.
ileal Eaiote Auction Sales.
At the Jlroadna salesroom yostenlay D Phnenlx
InErahaui & Co sold No &.' I &t Hfty eighth street,
nt ar Fourth avenue, four story brownstouo dwelling,
plot runs wrst SO Ox south mix east O.il south 40 nx
east Ox north 100 3. foreclosure, to the Orphan'
Home and Asylum of the 1 E Church in New York,
plaintiff, for 130,000, also No. 3 1.1 1 lHth street, near
1'leataut avenue, five stor) brick tenement house, lot
2nsxiuu.ll, foreclosure, to May W. btraley for
SU.UUU.
Court Calendar This Day.
Appellate Division Supreme Court Motions Or
ders Nos. 2. 3. 3, U, 7, t), V, 11, 14, IS, 17, If. 19, 21,
2-. 24, 21, 211, 27
Supreme Court Special Term Part I Motion cal
endar called at 1U.30 A. M. Part II Court opens at
10. JO A. M. Ex parte matters. Part III Motions.
Demurrers. No H23 Preferred cause No. 3047.
1'artlV law and fact Nos. 01211. B74M. 3043,
01171, 3H2H, MlltS, 3243, 0410, 3207, 3810, SH38.
SSS8. DH70. COOS. BU34. 6003, 0941, 3I1U0, SHOP,
4H10, 3b23, 0J14. f.748, 3HD6. OtIHfl, 02.it, 3740,
0000, 01) 1.1. 3733. 1050. 8042. 3802, 6f02, 5015,
3414, 3HI8, 5N30, 3871, 3873, 3807. 3020.
3B37, 31142, 5037, 3034, 0471, 2007, 3311, 0(1110,
6070, 5374. 5001, 0004, 4H33, 0727. 0744, 4050.
l'art v. Case unfinished. Cases from Part IV. Part
VI Adjourned until Monday, Jan 17, 1808. l'art
VII blevattd railroad cases. Trial Term Part I!
Cltsr. Preferred ousts. Nos. 14103, I41A0, 14008,
14501, 13017, 131111, 11038, 111.160. 11U27, 18438,
14007. 14117. 14011, 148 11, 14J19. 14518. 14102.
l'art III Case unfinished Nos 7H 10 0073,0004,
OlillO. 7214, 3205, 7118,7300,2781,2525,7784,7082,
4RMH, 5370, 30110, 0080,8251. 7124.4834,2008.8170,
8127.7215.111145,0004. l'art IV. Clear. Canes from
l'art III. 1'artV. Coseunflnlthed Cases from Part III,
Part VI. case unfinished C'aaea from l'art III. Tart
VII Clear Nos."870, 7048, 8030. 807H. 43111, 73.15,
7317, 01011, 1.101. 7820. 2052, 4282. 5283. 4 J45.7208,
7721, 7050,124.15, 7UJ7. 0U32, 0023, 7831, 7J13, 6277.
Incpiest No 7850 Part VIII Case unfinished.
Casts from Part VII l'art IX. Caso uiitlnlsed.
Cases from Part VII. Tart X Case untlnlhed.
Cases from l'art VII. Part XI. Caso unfinished.
Cases from l'art VII, l'art XII. Clear, Cases from
l'art II.
surrogate's Court Chambers Motion ealsndar
called at 10 30 A M. Fur probate Wills of Fannie
C f'ombts. Isaac Uirlllsbeltiier, Meyer II. Pernhel
nier. Amelia Ilraetner, Margaret Lavary, George V.
lawrence, at 10 .10 A, M, Trial Term No. 11100. nlll
ofNamuelJ Thompson, at 10 to A. M No. HUB, will
or Samuel J. Thompson, at 10 3d A M.
Cltr Court Special Terra Court opens at in A. M.
Motions at 10 30 A. M. Trial Term l'art IV. Clear,
bhort causes Nos. 4100, 4021, 4120. 3440. 1)1103,
4122,4114, 3050. l'arta I , II , and III. Adjourned
sine die.
Tbo Weather,
There was a storm central yesterday over the lake
regions, with a trough of low pressure stretching
southward over the Ohio and Tenn-ssee valleys, and
a belt of rain covering these district and extending
Into the lower Mississippi Valley, where tho rainfall
became heavy.
It became fogxy and rainy hero at night) average
humidity 70 percent i wind southerly, average ve
locity 10 miles an hourt highest official temperature
45, lowest 31'i barometer, corrected to read to sea
level, at 8 A. M. 30 35, 8 I M, 30,17.
Tho thermometer at tho United Slate Weather Pu-
reau registered the temperature ycsteiday aa follows:
IBUR. 1807. 1808. 1807.
DA.M Sll' 20 0PM 48' 27
12M ...... flu- 211' Hl'.M 44 28
UI'.U 4J1 2!' 12 mid 44" 25
wmmvoTov ronEcasT ron ramar.
For JIaitachuttttt, Rhode Ithirnl. Cunntetteut and
tailern Ktv York, rain, (Itarlng by noon; loulhtrlv
toindt becointnir northvxturly.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, falri
westerly to northwesterly winds,
Fer the DUtrkt of Columbia, Delaware and Mary
land, fair, aorlbwettorly winds.
For western Pennsylvania and western Naw Tork,
rain In early morning, followed by fair i fresh north
wutsrly wind. .
&
-l--Wlllll-----MBI-t-ga4i?a'l U M ' -"- SlMjJL A
"I Do Nothing
For my cold ; let it wear itself out,"
you say. It is more likely to wear you
out unless you make haste to free your
self from its clutches. This is a month
when a cold is a mighty power for mis
chief. Spare yourself weeks of misery
and danger by prompt use of
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey,
the famous medicinal stimulant. Why
it is famous you will see for yourself
when it has stopped your cough and
ended the stiffness in your back and
limbs. It will make you fell like your
old self and you will not begin to
cough every time a door or window is
opened near you.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
MORE RAIDS IN oniCAOO.
Potlea Find That Thoy Did Not Close All tho
tiambllng Plaee.
CnioAQO, Jan. 0. Acting under orders from
Chief of Polico Klpley, Central dotoctives last
night raided six gambling houBCS, taking tho
paraphernalia to tho Contral station and lock
ing up sixty-five Inmates at tho Harrison street
station. No resistance was made by any of the
prisoners. Among the places raldod was tho
basement under Powers & O'Brien's saloon, 310
Stats street. Of thlrty-ono inmates three es
caped nnd twonty-otght wero arrcstod. Four
tables were taken. Tho othor places raided
were: Lakesldo Club, fiG2'2 Lako avenuo, eleven
inmates arrcstod, one crap tablo confiscated;
Hunt & Mortimer, :)021i Stnto street, six in
mates arrested, ono stud-pokor tablo confis
cated: basement of William Donahuo's saloon,
117 North Clark street. flo Inmates arrestod,
threo tables confiscated; basement of Mon
aghan's saloon nt Clark nnd Illinois streets,
seven inmates nrrested, ono crap tablo confis
cated; "The Club." second floor lfm Wabash
avenue, six Inmates arrested, 'ono crap tabic
taken.
Powers and O'Brien nro both city Aldermen,
and threo gnmbllng hnuBcs and pool rooms aro
adjacent to their saloons. Thoy snv that they
do not operate gambling houses connected with
their saloons, but tho polico say they do.
"KID" MURPUY SHOT DEAD.
Bow In a Chlcaao Hnloon Result ratallr Two
Men Hounded SerioualT.
CniCAQO, Jan. 0. Thomas Murphy, alias
" Kid," ono of Chicago's most noted crooks, w ob
killed, Constablo ltlchard Dcn was shot mor
tally, and Martin Donohua wns wounded seri
ously in a saloon row nt 117 North Clark Btreet
at 2 o'clock this morning. Dean nnd llonohuo
were tnken to tho Alotlan Brothers' Hospital.
The physicians say It Is doubtful if cither re
covers. The shooting occurred in tho basement
of William Donohuc's stloon, whoro several
men wero quarrelling. Tho place had been
raided in tho evening, nnd scleral persons wero
arrested on cbnr-cs of gnmbllng. After tho
raid the men in the siloon discussed tho action
of the polico, and quarrels resulted, hunts wero
llred, anilMurnh) ran from the silnon to Onta
rio and Clark streets, whero ho fell dead. Ho
had been shot in the head. Dean was shot in
tho left lung. Donohuc, brother of tho proprie
tor of tbo saloon, was also wounded. Doth
wounded men wero found in tho basement of
the saloon whon tho police arrived. It hns not
been learned who fired the shot that killed
Murphy.
SALVATIONIST'S PUSH FATAL.
narraeks' Castodlan Held nespoaalblo Tor Cur
ran' Death.
Alfred L. Abbott, custodian of the Salvation
Army barracks nt 1123 Blcccker street, was
charged with bomicldo In tho Jefferson Market
Polico Court yostcrday. lie had somo words
with George Y. Curran of 2075 Bathgato ave
nue, when the latter persisted in entering tho
bnrracks on tho night of Dec. 27, and pushed
hi m from tho stoop.
Curran in tho fall sustnlnod a fracture of tho
skull and was taken to Bellevue HospltHl, whoro
ho died yesterday morning. Abbott hnd been
arrested and relt nsod on ball, but wns rear
rested yesterday by Capt. Grant nnd BetectUcs
Lyons and Ijirkln of tho Charles street stntiun.
Mr, niaaell'a Mother to Iteep the Children.
Justice Cohen of the Supremo Court has given
the custody of tho three children of Mrs. Mary
Valentine Ynle Bissell and her husband, Eugene
V. N. Bissell. pending the action for divorco be
tween the Bissclls, to Mrs. Blssell's mother,
Mrs. Mary K. Tltt,
)H'iariu1;i anil 3?ntcce,
LOUIRl HXE, HKl(l!USO AD BT. LOI'IM
ItII.ltl Cll.
1st Mtae. ft tier rrut. I.tild Ilnnd.
The coupons of the ahovo bonds, duo Jaa l6t,
1H11S, will be paid nn January 3d, at the ofllco of the
Hallway Co , No 7 Wall st . llixmi H
HlWIS M l'OSl, Secretary
orritii crriii;N inttcii otirAv,
1511 lIKOVDWAt,
A! W 'iOHK. January 5, 1BB8.
A dividend of four percent. (4 V oeut.) Is payable
on demand. V. 21. 1'AHKl It, Secretary.
sCfiuUrtft Jflotclu nnrt cRfjjtiuiwnto.
"TbPbroadway-gtt
central hotel,
IV TUB IIKMIT OF KV lOIIK.
Location absolutely unequalled for Business, Bight
scelnz, and Pleasure.
The en Tlapld Irnnslt table line Passlnr
the lloor run lint I'ntlre l.eiiutli or llroad-
nsT from the llnttery to rntral Park.
passlna nil the Fnshloiiubltt tttorea.
Theatre, nnd Principal tttrnu
tlau or the Htj.
ORAND CPVTHAI.DFPOTl'asscngerscan take LEX
INOTON A KNUE CABLE CAIW dlrrct to or from the
Hotel to '.'( St Htatlon, or Fourth Avenue Cara
direct to Astor place or Pond st , ono block In front.
rASSENOEIW AnniviNa nv ANY op the feu
HIES or either KOH1- ION or COASTWISE STEAMERS
can take any Cross Town ear or walk to Proadway
and take Cable Cars direct to the Hotel, or, via tho
Sixth Avenue Eletated, stopping at llleocker Street
Station, one block from Hotel
AMFBIPAN AM) EUROPEAN PLANS.
Tbo regular Tariff of Charges for each person will bei
For rteom only 91. on. ni.no and RJ.no
" mid Hoard - SU.no, SII.OO. 90. CO
' Single Meal -.---.. ,.o Cent
HpoclnlKatoafor Fnmlllesor Permanent Cueata.
Bend for circulars, maps and other Information to
TIILY llllMft, Prnprlclor,
United States Uotsl, riroadnay Central
IlostoUj Hotel, Nework.
HOTEL JUIITV, French table d'hote,
IT West unit Hi. (live It h trial toduy.
LUNCH. 40o DINNKIt, 60c.
Wine and coffee Included! sen It a a la carte at all
hours; moderate prices Itooms b day or week.
HAIlHb' HOTr LTiTorthwest corner loDthst and Sd
av. Flegant rooms by the day or week.
cCnivBtris.
AMSOLUTIS divorces my spulaltyi alimony re
duced. Lawyer (II OlttlE UoillNHON, liu Nassau,
eighth floort telt phono Hunt Cnrtlandt,
fitlttt 3Joant.
I nt NUM.
A tzm ST., 110 EAST, near I eilnaton av. Fur
J" nlshsd large and hall rooms, with board,
it vat mdu.
fILINTON PLACE, 74 -Large anl small rooms!
hoard optional; Southerners accommodated! rer
ences. I 7TII ST. 84 Vt FST -ll.dium "siie.7 room, with
X I board; slngla or double) also slnslo room; refer
enee. a.JTII ST., 87 WEST -Handsomely furnished lar
-I and small roonisi rxcellt nt hnnnli references
QJ HI ST , 11 hST.-lIaiidsomelr furnished suite's"
Ox with or without privato table; also separate
rooms, rLferrnn.
Select Soanl roohltjiu
I7IFTII AV, 7 Desirable roums, with board; prl-
vate bathi table Itiard
Taw ma apnrtmrmsi ffia 2tt.
lTftTlI 8T , 1 113 TO 1 4 8 WKM1 -MotieTnTpaTtmeuts
1J.U otoroomsand bath; finished In hart! nnodt
exceedingly largu; vennlatloni ono apartment
(sampl) turnuiuvd by Lord Tailor, loaulr on
premiss. -.
wit ma. " ---
GREEVWICH ST, 810 -tloonu, 80c.n.ht 99 per
Tfecic upward, r rpfcdlpg room, gurr How.
1,Hfrronil Moor, bathi Hint. priTatobathi boanl
optional i permanent or transient, rrfarenoca. U
em .130.
O 7 Tl I ST.. 4D WEST (Hotel waton).-Coey and
-w I immollket itf am boated roouiij $3 per week
upward.
J nfil BT., nn WhST.-Newly furnished larce and
"Z-U -.mall roorm, clmeta, electrlo llghtt, and well
npfttfdf gentlemen, riffrenecu
4.CTirST., 27F Wh STHamtiome.y "fnrnUhed,
Xkj aunnj, well heated room, with ererythlni first
cImi, gentlemen, reference
SUtlicrtL
oi.n mt. mTii,i oiuntTvrR'uNivriisiTV
OK THE CITY OK M.W YOHK. MHMCM, DM'AIIT
MENTi 33 yiar a RiieilRllit In the (Uneaten of men
Unrii r OLD nil (lltl.NUMs aclentinc treatnient Awh
and nkln din as. n, palnn In bonei, rod hkU, core tl) mat
and mouth. uIcom pliimiwcHlns,kMnry and Mad
dercmtiplnlnM, nealdliiK lnnammatlon. Rrnel, undn
eloped traii. went back, loot ltnllt . aro upet dlly,
thoroiiKldy and permanently ourd Men ahnut to
marry nhoulri ronauU oMi I)H. (IIUKUI.K xtry
lmntdlment rpinmirt Suffereni. do not wnntettmo
i vMiiiifrteM skilful tint alUan. Hiniembor, OU) IUU
ClItlNDLE never Tails UFrlCh OVU. 1G YEAliS
at 1TI West ivth at. between nth and 7th ari. Ad
rice free. MedHfuo.fl, Hourt, 9 to vt. Sundays, to
S. Nochar(euiiles4Cured.
OI,l nit. ;iti:t, 45 ipnti ntpeclttlTiitTii dl
mam or men n1i. (julekeit permanent cure guar
anteed In all disrates. Wood poison, skin disease,
kidney and bladder trouMe. weakiitM, nervouidebll
Ity, errors of youtli, bad dri-ams, utnloveloped organs,
lmpedlmrntt to marriage, Ac. He wise, consult tho
only old specialist In this cttj Office orer MS years at
1U0 Fa-it 17th st., near Union .Square Hours, W to u.
Sundays. I) to .1. Hclentlflo treatment and ndlco
free, lied Kino only ROc NocharRe unless cured.
a, . . ii)ici(KT rr.uiiRT , run
In dNense of nifnt danicerou- cases soltcltrdj relief
at once; those dcslrliiK only first class sclent Mo treat
lnettt should call. ThelcadhiRspei lnllst.Pr. llonschur,
"llt. l'AUU 140 raM4thtt . only rolTableTspeclal
U 1st In all prhate dlseaooiiblomf poltnnlntr, Irrita
tions, Inflammations, lost vltallt), sklu diseases
sivevdlly and permanently cured t charges low;medl
cine free. Hours U
KIDNEY anTallUKINAnY TROUBLES nuloklyand
safely cureil with DOCUTA SANDALWOOD OAK
BUIsKSt cur sin seeri days; aTold Injurious Imita
tions; nono but the DOCUTA genuine,1 rull directions.
rrlco 91.00. All druggists.
grrnatjjoticc.
SUPUFMR COUltT SLCOND JUDICIAL DIS
TIUCT. In 11m matter of tho Application and Petition of
Michael T Daly, ai rommlsslonerof Publlo Works
of the Cltv of New York, for and on behalf or the
Ma) or. Aldermen ami Commonalty of the, city of
Nework, under Chapter 1HU of the Laws of
lhlij. to atqiiiro certain real estate, a tho torn.
real estate N detlnet In said act, for tho pur
pose of pr vldhiRfor tho sanltarr protection of
the sources of tho water supplj of tho City of New
York.
BREW ST H, PUTNAM COUNTY.
Public nut Ice Is hereby given that tho sixth separate
report or Dnnlel . (luerimij, James W. Htnklev
and Joseph T O'Donohue. Jr. (who wire appointed
C'ommUhlom rs of Aptjrulital in the abovointttled
matter lo an order of thli Court, made at nbitoclal
lerm tturcof. In Id at tho Court House In Ulittu
PIhIiis, Westchester County. Julr 2.. 1H0)), dated
boptiinber -7, 1HH7, tos filed in the estchester
County Clerk's oflh o Si pternt er V7, ltt7, nnd thnt a
eopv tin reof t ns Hied lu tho Putnam County Clerk's
offitoonthe snmn da : that the parcels covindtiy
said leport aro lanolrt Nos aa. Hi, V!, !12. UJ. S4, 7,
4J, 4 40. on, .".', & I, r.l, 05, &U, IU tV. oJ, 04, 07,
U0. UN, 100. 101 nnd 104
Notice Is further k1 en that an application will bd
made to eo itlrm tho said report nt a hpeclalTorrn
of said Court to bo held at too Court House, in tho
City of PoiiKhktepsle, Dutchess Count, on the Hth
day of January, 1HWS, at tho opening of tho Court
on thatda,or aa soon thereafter aa counsel can bo
beard.
Datod, December 8, 1PU7.
PHAKCIS M. COTT,
Counsel to the Corporation,
No ' Tryon How, New York
CUPP.EME COURT, W L'sTCULbTEK COUNTY,
In the Matter of the Petition ;
of the
New York, Fhnsfurd and White Plains :
Ralln ay Company :
for lea e to c hiintru Its namo and to :
iissume the ct nxratn nanm ;
"TARItYTOWV. WHITI, PLUNS AND MAMA- :
RONIXi: RAILWAY COMPANY." :
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON CHIN.'
Notice is heribv ulun that at a Special Term of tho
Supremo Court of New York., to Ih held tu tho County
Court lloute In tho -. IIIoro of W Mte Plains, In. tho
county of Westchester. tato of N w York, on the
2 IMh day of January. lHu-, at ten o clock In the fore
noon on said ilny, or as soon thereafter a- counsel can
be heard, the Now York, hlmsford and White Plains
Italln a Company will present a petition for an order
authorizing such corporation to chanco its name and
to asumu tho corporate name ' TARRYTOWN,
WniTE PLAINS AND UOIAUOKECK RMLWAY
COMPANY."
Dated New York. Dec ir.th.18H7.
HERflLRT T. JENNINOS,
Atty.for Petitioner,
206 Hroadnay,
New York, N Y.
public RQttitfi.
TOST OFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read D ILY by all Interested, as changes
maj occur at nti) time)
torclgn malls for tho week ending Jan 8, 1808, will
close (PitOMPTLY lu all cams) ' tho (leneral Post
URlevas follows PARCFLS POM "'AILS close one
hour carlltr than closing time shonn o
TRNSTLANTIC 3IULS
SATURDAY. At 7 A M. for HtWCE. SWITZER
LAND ITALY. SPIV. PORTUGAL TURKEY,
WI.1T. and HRlTItH INDIA, per steamship La
Rrcluftue, via Haro (letters for other parts of
1 uropH must bo dlreitid Mpr La Uretairno");
atHA M. forSETHHtHNDSillrect, per .team
ship eeulani, fa Kottirdam (letters must bo
directed "per Veendim"), at H) A. M (supplo
mentar) ll'.lOA M ) for LUROPF, ier steamship
Auranhi. la Qutenstoun, nt 1 1 A. M for NOR
W VY dlrttt. por ttr amshlp rhlnRalla (letturs
must be directed "per ThluKvalla ').
PRINTUD UYTTI-R, Ac (, nuan steamers satltntr
otx ruesliijs take Prlnttd Matter, Ac, for (ier
man, and S'tdall kdiIreHcd Prlnttd Matter,
Ac, for otlur puit4 of tumpe merhau and
White Star Meanier on Wednesdays, Of nn an
Pteiim ra on Thursdays, and Cunard trench and
(li rmaii HtcJiners on Saturdays tako Printed Mat
tcr, te , for all (oiiutrhs fur hlch (he ure ad
vertised to carry mail.
After tho closing of the Supplementary Transatlan
tic Va!N naiiK d aUire, aMltl(nal supplementary
malls are opt in 1 on the piers of tho American,
1 iikIMi, trench and throim. steamers, aud re
main open until ulihlii leu Minutes of the hour
of sailing of Mti am r.
MAILS FOR SOITH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WJ ST INDIES, Ac,
FRIDAY At 10 A M. for IUIK71U per steamship
Imperial Prince, via Rio Janeiro and Santos (let
ters for North UriizM and la Plata Countries
must bedln ctt d per Imperial Prince'), at 1 P.
M fsiippleiut in i 1 10 P. M for hT DOMINGO
and TPRKs INLAND, r steam. hip New ork
SATURDAY Vt V .(0 A M for NEW rOUNDL VND.
per steamship Roinuaulaii from Phlludi Iphla, at
H A. M for ItERMUlM. per steamoiiip rrluldadt
at 10 A M (supplementary 10 'to AMI for
rORlUNK 1SI.M, JAMAIC, and tMIUIiA
tlKNA, per steamer Alttl (lottirb fur Cotta Rica
must le dlnctid "per Altai"), at 10 A,
M (suridtmentary lo 10 A. M) for HAITI,
via Port an Prince, Ac, and l-nanllln pr
steamship Alps, at 10 .10 A.M for CAMPhCIIE,
CHIAPAS TAHASCO and UCATAN, per steam
ship Yuniurl (letters for other parts of Mexuo
and for Cuba must bo direct e I "per Yumurl"),at
H J10 P. M, for NEWFOUNDLAND, per steamer
from North Sdneyi at HMO P M for hi. PIERRE
MRiULLON. per btcauier from North Sjdn-'y,
Malls for Nowfoundlaml, by rail to Halifax anl tlienre
br steamer, close at this ofllce dully at H 10 P M,
Stalls for MlQtielou, by rail to IIston and thence
by steamer, closo at this utWo dally at h U0 P. M
Malls fur Cuba closo at this ortho dall at 7 A.
M , for forwar IIiir by stinmers solltnir ($Toiida
and rhursdays) from Port Tampn, 1-la, Malls for
MexlioCHv, overland, unlet specially addreed
for despati li ly sti timer, close at this ofllce dally
at a .Mi A M and 2.10 P.M. iHculstered mall
closes al 0 1 M.prtlotuda,
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Malls for Australia (except thmo for W est Australia),
which am rorwanl'd itx I. urone, New Zealand,
Hawaii rljl, and hamoin IsiamlH, pi r bteHiushlp
Alamttla (fioinS in iTancUroclonu Jure dall) up
to Jan .1" at 7 M , 1 1 A. M .and il .10 P. M .or
on arrival at New ork of tt amshlp Auranla
with llrltish ma IN for Australia) Mails for China
and Japan. persteftmshlp Iciorlatfrom Tatoniat.
loe lifridnll uptoJau J at H in P M Mali
for Austr.Uli (except Wist Australia). New Aa
laud, Huh all and 1 IJI Islumls, per steaiiiMhlp W
owi ra(from simouver) clone here dall) afti rJau
U and up to Jan .i at 0 !I0 P M Malls loi ( hln t,
Japan, and Haw nil per sttauinhlp IttlKle ifrmti
Kan 1 ranclstoi, close her lall up to Jan 1' at
JO P M Malls for Hawaii p r iieaui4hlp Au
tralfa (from sau 1 rum Kto), ( Im ro dally up to
Jan II' nt H 10 P M Malls for China am) Japm
(ph cJ illy arid re m u out) per n(taiuhlp I mprr-ss
of Japan (from am ouv i rj. t 1h htrt dall) up to
Jan f.'l at o ,tn p M Malls for tho hoHely
Ixlauds, per ship fit) of Pap( Rt (from Hun Fran
cNo, dose here dull) up li Jau !! at 0 SOP M.
Tran-pui illc mulls moforwardtd to port ofsalllmc
dall) and tho h dule of i hiutr ( arranged on tho
tircsuuiptlon of tin Ir iiuluterrui led overlui d transit.
Reulotcrtd jnall Iomi s at 0 P M previous day
CORM I IPS VAN CO! V. Postmaster,
Post Office, New mk.N , Jan 0, bVti
11 JII.U TMr-
Applh atlon hiv Ing been made to the Hoard of Rail
road oinmlnsloutisof the State of New lorl, by tho
New ork and North Mm re Railway Compan) (an
eliclrh rallroil j r ipi sed to be built from points In
the low ii of Ntisvtowii to point-; In tho town of
Jamaica atd from pi hits In the town of Munhlm; to
polhiri In the tow ii of North Hi nipt. ti ad and JamaUu,
and aUo from aud to points tn tho town of I" tuihlug,
amour other from M dilhi Jlluge to Jamaica, from
HlMhiw to Jamaica, from 1 bulling to W hltestouo
ami a!io to Wlllets I lnt, and alio to ilauhoisett,
all w R hlu tlieoount) or ueens,,un Rrtheprovlnlotis
of he tlou 00 of the RjRroad Liw for the certificate
required uudtrsal I etllon that the provisions of tho
sutlou havo LniHiompilcd with an I that public ron
reiilcuui ard a netesilty reu1ro tho construction of
Its proposed railroad notic Is hereby given that a
put lie ht arlng on said vppllcatlon will be held by the
iloatd of Railroad Com mUa loners, at the Committed
Room, lu tho Mutual Life Rulldlng, Q2 Liberty bt ,
Ntw York City, on Wednesday, January K'th. 180S,
fttXO.SOg'clockA.M
; OUailUXS B. DerREEUTaBowtary,
M AMKRt0A'8 QRBATSeT 9IAtLnOAD.
NKWYOEK
(etral
& HUDSON RIVER R. R
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
DlllrXT I.IM! TO .MtlJlt X.ss.
All through trains stop at Albany Utlca, Sjrrncuso,
Itoclirst rami HiilTnlo
TralnalsaTcOrntiilfintrnl Hlailon, 42il street and
Fourth arrnnp, aa (ollonrai
8.'jn A M Hall, ftcrpt Similar Tho famous
fJ 1 Mt'lHKHTATI'.IAI'lll SS.I.IMITI I) Hwtl-st
train lu thnworlil. Hum IIiiUMo at 4i4tl r. M,
Magira Y alls n 112 1. M , Turuntn H i6 V II Tills
train Is llmlU'il to Its si atlngraiacitt. I'mmtta
at Utlca ror Aillron lack lutintaint an I Montres!.
8 ..I K A. M FAST MAIL. Ilalli Hor I'ouithkfop
lJ am, Albsnj. Uilca, HTrnciiso, Itmlitster, Hut-
fnlo. Nlnuara Falls anil C'fn i Innd.
111. Oil A. M NOHTH SIIOHF. LlMllH). Dally
1UUU vt hour tialu toChlrsKO vln Mlchlirau (Vn
tral route. Hue HulTalo x-4(i r l , Mngararai'a
t) au I M . Chicago li (10 A St. Carries sleeping
nml tl rawlinc room can nnlv.
1 O.Qfi A M UAY BXWinss, eicept hunrtay
iv.OV For IlutTalu anil all Important New York
-tun. points
1.nfs l'-M "SOUTHWFSTF.nV MMITF.D. Dally
X.JJ For Cotuiulus. Cincinnati, tnillanapolls, nml
st Louis, Slops nt I'ouulikcrpi-tc
1.00 ' M-CI11CAOO sl'KCIAU Dallr-For De
.JJ trolt. CIcm Inuil, Tolulo, nml Cliiingo. Stopa
at roufihkct iwle nml -cln m i tnilr
3 .OH I". M TIIOY AM) ALIIVS'Y BI'KCIAI. ex
.iiJ cept hunilnj For Harrison's (West l'olnt),
1'oiiKhkeepslc, Altinti) , nlut Trm ,
rj.flfll' M I.AKB MHOltK LIMITED, llally-Si-xj.VIXJ
hour train to ChU no, In Lako shoro mute.
UllilCloilailil 7ltS, Tnleilo 1(1 (H A. M , OhliMmo
4F.M. Thin train tonncits at I'lewlaml for Cin
cinnati, iluo 4 nr 1'. 51 , nml at Toledo for Ht.
l.ouls, iluo ill Id 1'. Jl . ilun honsos City licit
mornlnK Curries slecplui; mill drawing room cars
iint
6.1 Ifl p- M. WLST UN" KM'lirss. Dally-For Nl
.Uv minra Falls, Ch vclainl. Toledo, Detroit, Chi'
cao. ( Inclnnatl. and Mt Louis
(J.K V. M.-NOHTHI UN rM'KESS. Dally-For
. O Tro. l'lnttslmrit. lliirllimton, Montreal, ami.
ex'ept Saturday ulfthts. Ottawa.
7 .Oft, V. II -III l-FALO Sl'l I'ltL, Dally-For Adl
OVf romlack Mnuulalu points and tlontreal, via
Adliouila.K Division, and fur Itochester. UufTalo.
Maijnrn Falls, Toronto
9'flll '" 5'. hl'ECIAI. LIMITED MAIL. Dally
yjyj (Met plnifiar pa-isetiRers onlr) for points on
rail llroik Hall nay. la I yonp, and for Itochester,
HulTnlo. Cleveluml InJIanaontls nnd Ht Louis
9. 1 FT 1 SI -1'ACII 1C rM'ltESS, Dally-For Syrv
As-' cuse Osneuo Watertonn, Oicdensburir, lluf
falo, Mwfjarn tall). Clew Isnd, Toledo. Chicago,
and, oxii'i't Sundays, for Cajie lucent and the
Auburn rond
"1 9.1 I .Mtllll MIDMOHT FXl'llFRS Theatre
X.1.J train fur Chicago and tirlmlpal points ou
thi Nen York Central ei ery night exicpt Sunday
nlKhts. siimioy nights Chicago sleepers leio on
ti'in trnln.
ono A.M nnd am D. M Dally, oxcept Sunday,
tol'lttailcld. la Hnrlini Division
Oiuua M -Sunilaisonlj to IMtt-neld and tho Berk
shire IIIIIk, ilstli' llnrlrm Dlilxlou.
"At.l. MI1I1T" ntAI.SS TO ONKntS
"All nltrhi ' trains run henw m I'i'Mh st, and points
on the 1'ulnani Dl llon ns far ns onkers. In connec
tion m 1th the eleatid mnd fhn only Hue running
all ulghrMrilns out of New oik
Wnguer FaUci Cars on alt through trains.
Trains llluuilnntid with l'lutith light
Ikkcts aniMYuguer ofllei h nt (irand Central Sta
tlnll. 1 1.1. 2H1. l I Ilioa.lnn. 'II 1 alt 14th St. U4S
l!nalia,.':l5( o'liluhiisni., 01 Weht IVithst .125th
st. station, mid i:t-ith st --tlllon. New ork. .1118 and
?LU I-ulton st nml 101 llloadwny. K D.llrookljn
Telephone SillO Thlrtj eighth slrtol" for Now
York Central Cnh her Ice
Daggiwo cheikcil fiom hotel or resldenco by tho
Aestiott Fxprc-i Comp n.
JOHN M TOUChY, IIFOItnril DASIFLS.
General Manager. Gptiernl Fas-ienger Agent.
Piiinsvlvania
LXX31sHtO AD.
STATIONS foot of Wfit luui) third Streot and
PeMiroscH an I Cortland streets.
OfTlielt aliiK time frum Dtsbrossn undCortlandt
Struts Is ton iidnuti h later than that gl en belon for
Twenty third btrti i stuinn
7ift 1. M. KAbT .MAIL Vullinan Uunot Parlor
CarNen ork to Plttslmif; slrrplUKCar I'lttaburce
to Chicago No coachni to Pltthhitri;
NiSO . m, FST LINE 1'ltumir.r aud CleplanrL
1HAU 1. M. PI NNSYLVVMA J 1MITI I) Pullni in
Comiiartimut blecji iik. IMi Injj. Smokhu, nnd Ob
senattun Carn tor cIiIchko. CUtlanJ, Toledo.
ClnUnuHtt, In Uiuiipoti'f. I.(ni(slllff st I finis
JtftO l. M. CIIU'VOOAMIST LOUIS FXPItFSS
tor N'ajslnlllc (la Chit Innai)), ridcago, ht Louis
SiKU r. M. I STLRsN tXPRl s -Vor Cltveland,
Chlcaco For Toledo, rscept "atnrdai.
lil l. II. "OUTHUrsTI UN lAPRKSS-For
PlttAhur?. Clmlnnitl, li dlaniiimlH st, l mils.
7i l I'. l. 1'ACII IC KXPHI-SS. Jror Pittshnrff and
C lilt ago Conntcts for Ch eland rxtept Saturday.
tit'io I .11. M VIL VND LXPRI-Ss Pullman IlulTtft
Slecpltia: Car New York to Altoona, Last Llberij,
1'IttshurK, and points West, dally except Sunday,
lo couches
tANIIIMSTOV D TIIK NOITTII.
7:50. H 20,11 0, V -OtDIliIneCar). 10 lit) A.M. 12 B0,
1 Sii (1 0 "ComcTf ludntiai LIm ," al Parlor and
XJliilnifCnr), 4..0(PInIn,r Car). 4 00 (Dliilns Car)
h 5IP. M . l 115 night. Sunday, h 20 H V0, 10 1.0
A M ( ( -Ml Congntslunal Llm ,' all Parlor nnd
Dining CirO. -" (Dlnfug Car;, 4 50 (Dining Car),
B 60 P M . l 01 night
SOUTIIf KN tILWAY. Ezpresa, 4 20 P. II , 12 03
night dfillr.
ATLWTJP COAST LINE Kxpross. 0 20 A. M. and
k riOP. M dall.
CUSAPi:KL AM) OHIO RAILWAY. 4 DO P. M
dallr.
I OK OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK 7 SO A.
M week darn and 7 10 1. M.dallt.
ATLANTIC CIT 1:0 P. JL week days (Desbrossfs
and Cortlandt Streets 1 4o p. M). Through Buffet
Parlor Car and Combined Coach.
CAPL M W WOP. M week days (Desbrosses and
CortUudt hIh 1:40 P. M
Loug llranrh, Ashury Park (Interlakcn, Sundays),
Oce in (trotc, aud Point Pleasant (from WtMt
Tncnti thlnl st stailon), B "(i. ll:i0 A M .il.JO,
4 no, 11 lop 31, Mindas,w t) A.M. 4:"io P M
(from Desbnwses and Curtlandt U ). w.io A. M,
12 10, 8 10.:10,11 SO P.M. bitudays. 0 40 A.M.
0:10 P.M.
Kiit I'liirtiiri.riii-..
0.10, 7 20, 7 00. H jo. H 50. It 20 (l io Penna Lim
ited. H '0 (Dining Car) 10 50. 1 1 .10 A M . 12 00,
l-.o 2 Mi, I .(). 4 0, 120 (Dining Car), 4 'iU(Dln
Ins Car) 0 00 Dining Can ".Kt.MMi I1 M, 12 O'V
hhjit. SuutlaH. Uln 7 V), m,;m k 0, V 20, w ',u
(Llmltcdi, M V), 10 00 A M, 1 On I tilling Car),
M JO, 4 20 (Dining Cur), 4 "i0 (Dlnlug Car), 0 50
(Dining Car) 7-in. H ,u P M . I? O'liilirht
Tlckitofllios Not. 401, 1M4. t .nl. I!,'i 111, and 201
Hrnuduay, 1 Aclt r House, West rv(iit third strict
station and rtatlmis foot of Dehtinxnes nnd ( mt
lnndt stietts, 4 Coint Stnel, Sim Hilton strtPt ii
Rroadtvu, ami Riooklwi Annex tathm, IInuklu,
MHtinn, lersr- ( m. IlinlNtw ut Trm sfer Com
piu will call for and otiPi k hangftge from hotels
anil rrufdem ih through to dfstlnalhiti
Telith n "174 Mghtefiith strett" for Pennsylva
nia Railroad C ib btrvlte
J. H HLfCHINsoN. J R WOOD.
General Manager. Gen Pass'r Agent.
iihmu uv, i.tcu . x r.vrnu
it. .
Htatlnna In e lorL, root or Ha re In y nnd
4 lirlxtnplier N(p.
ILST1RLI,I. TltltXN. 11 I I,MA IH'F Kt
cthN, rtxrst it mi.iit.
Direct routH to Nonarl. Hlnomtltld, Montclalr tho
Oranges. Siiumitt, Heruards tile. Daklng Rl Up Mad
ison. Morrlston n, P-wali , Pntt rsou boiut u Vo i r,
Htatihoju, New ton Itudd'n lake, Lako Hopali niig,
Itackt itstonn .SrhfHih y's Mouiituin, U ashliiKtou.
Phllllpsljurg. hHMton W atW r (lap.suouilsburg, Ptx ono
Mountain, i rantou, Plttnton Wllkt bharn-, .utK,ikc,
Dan Illc, NorthumWrlaml, Mnutrosf, lllngha utou,
Oil. fl, N'nrulcti.W.iH rvllUi. I tlcu, Rlchlleld b rings.
Corllnnd. Syrwun. O-m aro, Ithaca, Onego, 1 I in Ira,
Corning, Hath, Dausllle, Ruffalo, and all points tst,
nrthu(Kt. and Kouthuckt.
hum- , M. UlngLamtun Mall Stops at principal
stations
loioo . M, (Care car) I'ulTalo, Kcranton, Illng-
hamton, Owego, Illiaca, Klmlra, Utlca. Kyraute,
and Oswego I a press Pullmun btiltet parlor cars
Ciun ecttngnt Huffalo with trains forChuagound
points West,
lioo . li, Srrant(n, Itlnghamton, and Klmlra
I xpress Pullman I urft t parlor cars
4.MIO I, il. si rauton, llkei-l arm. and PI) mouth
r xpress I'lillmnu Ijii1T t p.rlorcirs
7tUlM M.(Dull)-( hh ago Vtatlhule Limited F.x
mc fur sormion, lliiiKhatntou, 1 Imlra, KufTalo
Piilimin butli i shtppig cirNcwnrk to Chicago
Dining tar went of lUitlato
ftiiio 1. i, (Dill)) Uurtalo Express. Pullman
slrctirsfor btr niton. Jtlnuhantton, Mmtra. Hath,
Mt Morrl-, an I liutTalo, nrrhlug ItiitTalo K A M
1Hiin r i, iDall) liutTalo. siratiiou. Illngham
ton, Owi go, llhat i. Muilra Hraiuse, I tit 4, and
Oswik'o 1 xpreni Pullman bullit sIm Mt.
Tit kit aii'l Pullman iHC'uiiiiodat1onHni Henry Oazo
ft hons, 1 td , IM Proidwu), 1 1 Park plate, and l-'tf
Ilroadwa) and V4 Jlroinlwiiy Dcki ts at ferry sta
tlniiH, 111 liha,or lap. st , 01 i rt 120th st ,2 II
Colunitms a . , w ork,,l Hand 72 1 fullousi , and
loo Hrotdway, Hi okIu TlmutahlLH g lug full lu
formation at all tdntlou
Wttttott'ft x puss Company will c.U for nnd clink
bfiffg ut frrnu hot I or n Hldi ntt to destination
New York and Boston All Hail.
X Y.N II H II It H nml lollllei llolll
Frtiin (iranil Centrul tstiun i
I.eare Hi uv nf Due.
li on A. M . Kiirlii n M anJ Wmci-iler, :i 1 1 1' V,
111 llll A, M , t'Neu I.iiliiliilininll'niilleiiic 'I I II I' M
I It ts t A 51 , V Limloil mil I'liilliliiKO, 4 .'1 I" M
1" M l-iirlnulli Id and Wnrc-ti r. fi Jti V M
JI mi r M , Mr I Innuuil N I- lilt, 11 on I" M.
1 tu V l , New Lonai 11 an I lriilence, 7inu F ,
a.onr M 'Sin l.oinlon and I'rnvlilenoe, IMiiil' M
4 mi V M , sprlimtl. li and Wmi e-ler, in mi I' M,
ft 00 1' M , 'i' I.iuidou ami I'ruvldrnee,! I nn 1' M
II (Mil' H .'hprliiKllol I ami unntr, n I ' A M
M mi V M . .Ni w London and I'nivldi nee, (i .'3 A M.
ltiins ilalir Im llullnir I'ml i
ttjlm Slam l.lmltel nil iarlor cars, 'aro $7, In
cludlnt.' parlor i ardent
JAlr I.Ino I linltid art Ives ut amlitentrts from I'm k
Kijiinre Malliui, It idlnn Hetutn senlcn same tiuur
ml hy same riniie
lliruiiiilt tiarlorattd sleeiiinitears lirea li train
I r KDII'sTr l, it n 1'ass Agent,
BALTIMORE" & OHIoT
I.eaviiNeu nrt . Whtuhfill Terinlnal i-otulirnrj',
anil loot tir I II rl) m I
lialll ) mi ;t Minda) IMlndnys
t'lllt (,.M Jin M 't Kt 1' M anil'18 l'Milnht
I'iriMIt HO, l li I 'IS'.l' H.uuui' Jl,
i llnlitht ( 1UA l I.tlurl st onl i
t IM INN TI. hT I.ol"s Mil H(l A M . "il V 51
W hlllN(.T(iN 1IA1 IDIllltr.'T " li mi illllli n,
11 in 51 iDIni ri, J on inner) ' I t'i lilueri
1 t.'i lilnir ,'fi '" I' M ,inl'l I'ltilitbt
MdlHiI.K. Ml to 51 i
Nr OKI KANSilhr iinihsleeiier), I .'ft. U HH' JI
All trains ar llliiinlnaird ultlil luiaih 11,,-lit
Onlcis 1IU. IT!.', Hill 1UI. 114(1 I'rosdni.) ,ll Last
Kill st . 11:7 Ho.ry, N Y l .S3tl .Ht rultuu el.
Ilrnoklynt Wultoliall TcrmluaU liBgo cbockod
from hotel or residence to dtstlson.
, , : o, i .. lamm mm
SlxtlroSII. attn J
Lehigh Valley Systoiu., M
Stations foot of S est td St. (1'enn. JU It), Cortland, fTaaafl
tir leiblTefit, naaaal
Indicates time front Went ii'ld Rt. Other fluresshotf ' l
time from OortlKMl. or UesbTWSeaKI. I' iraaaal
OHO. til lit A M. ilnllr (HUlldnr llt4S.7A.UO laaaai
for MU'CII CHUNK nml Inlerinedlale station,. - ?aal
It.lt. niia t. Jt flatly rr UII.KWUARnri, 'ataal
ftrilAMON (wiek ilswi. ri.MIHA (tTeek dart), jH
ITHACA. I1LNL.V, U(VllK-.THt, llltKlVALO. Kt. H
All AHA KAI.I.s, nnd tlm et and principal, looalr H
iwlntsi illnlnvrar and cltalrrar tit llnfralo. " " u i laaaai
II tot), fi'iil noon dnliT.nieept siiti.iMT. t a B
iuj iv diasio.Vu i:.vi'iti?8a.flui 'H
Arrives lltirrnl.t I) .M I' it Pullman VastlhueDr bbH
Coielies and I'nrlnr Oars IUiiIiir Car Serle, Mtartu, fill
nlatartr t inneetnt IlitlTato with tliroiigh tleeptrt ! loaaal
I to Detroit aud Clilenito. it M
I Ittiuo. ill, I'. M dally, rxrept Rimdaj. lot aaai
! MVt'CIICIIt Mv anllulerni.illiiteiKilnts. ? 'M
ItltSO. IH.-l 1. M Riindsjn onlr, for BASTOK aaaal
MAI I'll CIU NIC, and the io.il lirsnilMS H
iijo. mil i m iimiy, exietn snndar.lJo? fal
I WII.KI vlnitltV, I'lTTSTON, SCIIAN10N. and prla.
tlpal lutermediniaatntlons Conmela for nil jtotnatV jSH
i liiioil reKlotmi itiajri'srfiir Wllkeliarre. '. V fl
in. in. ,,iit i- m ilun,, pxiint snndsr, for i im
MI.M HIH HUF. 1'ITT.TON. NCKAN'tON, anil prl I H
elpitl tutirmediato tatlotts Conneets forall poInHiS ..
In coil riRlonsi t'ltllmnn MiiITit l'arlor Can for V MM
A Hkeliarn . voal
mnii, li'.'lt I'. M dally, exrent Sundar.' for- M
MAVCII rillMC and Intermediate station. ChaltM H
car to llothli hem. , ,,c 'aaaal
list), .tnii 1'. Jt. dally for EAST0K and Intst imm
mi dlale stations i , H
Hint). Tint) 1'. M dally for IUIFFALO. NIAQAn. H
VALI.s, and nil points ot. rntliiian sleeper reatl; imm
bulo train N. Y. toClilenKo. Hleepers to nuffalo kno) . iJmM
Toronto. t( laaaai
'SUli, aunt I'. M. dally, exoept Sunday, stooping IM
only at -OIITI I'l.AINKIEM), rASTO.V. IlETIlLuV '
111 t, MAUCIICIU'Sh, K t II. Jir.NCTIOV. BAYItlO, M
nhM.VA, HCK'IIKSTI 11. IITAVIA, HUFFAIXJ.'' Ah3 i
TOUONTO. ruliuinii sleeper fur UulTalo. -None.bu,, M
sli MdnK ear inieiit.'ers carried. Ne liagir.iro earrteii.C' at
Ml.tlt. KiIHf 1' Jl dallv for Wri.KhSIIAItnE. M
ITHACA, (lrNbA, HOCIII.STEIl, HUtJAI.O. HfcJ W
All AHA KALI.s, nnd all points West, l'ullmsu slsepe4
tollliaet l 1 I
Aililitlonat Inenl trains dallr, except Bundy foaV tfl "
Hot M) 11IK.OK and Interiuiiilatn points, loar. nt' S
follows- 'ti 50, :,(), 10 '.() to 60, M0 20, .lOlBO '
(bllllilassollh)A.M .Jt'.'ll. S 10, and0 10. tl OOP. M.
Tickets nnd Pullman ai'eointnolatlonsat 118, B,l. I
ST.t. "Ill, 1114, and I.IJI llroidway, 31 K.Uthtt. IBB I
L 1-JMh st. 127 Ilowen, N Y.; 8H0 Vulton at., 4 I i
Court st , us Il'wiij, anil llrookljn Annex, llrooklrnl I
N. Y TrntisrerCo.mil call for mid cheek bailiff I
from hotel or residence throuKlt to destination. J
erieHrailroad. ' av I
ThrottRh trains leave New York, foot of Chamberjf. I
st , as folloivs, and flvo minutes earlier from Wow I
v.'d st : " i
9.fin !" Ycstlhulcd Exprcis dally for Itlnp i
.WU hatnton. Wacrly. Wnilra, nufTalo. Bradford- '
arri Itnrralo HI. JI. l'arlor enr to Huffalo.
t),nA I'. M estllmled limited rast mall dally.s
UU Solid train for Chloaeo. arrives Cleveland J.
"40 A JI . Chlciuro n I'. JI. lwin to Cblcaja, &
den laud and clntiiniBtl. Dlutns Car. , kf "SIP
7,qn I'. M. liurralo and ClevelaniT VestlbnledJ .' ?
t .OVJ Kxpiisj dally, arrlMis nt llultalo 7lOB A. M J I ,1
liriiiiroril 7 17 JI . Jritnestnwn 7.00 A.H., Clevo., I H
land la. .10 1'. M (.sleepers to UufTalo and Cleveland), I I
tiinklnR direct eonnectlon for Detroit, Chicago, and I I
tlm Went Cafe Library Car. '
8. I ,; I". 11 Solid train to Chlcazo Sleeper t
.to lloruellsi lllc. Chicago, and Cincinnati. Din , ,
Itnr Car ' I!
'IUCKI.TS. LOCAL TIMi: CAUDS. AND PIJLIJIAN)
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