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The New York herald., 1875-08-27
ERIE INVESTIGATED.

THE ENGLISH COMMISSIONERS MAKING A SURVEY
OF THE ERIE RAuRoAD-THEIR PROGRESS
YESTERDAY.
SUsoUEHANYA August 26, 1875
Sir z. W. Watkin, and Mr.. Morris, his associate on
the commission to investigate where the 500 600 900 put
into the Erie Railroad by tho English stock and bond
holders has gone to- and IL possible to them
of it, left Jersey City at nine A. NJ. They were accom-
panied by Henry S. Bowen. Superintendent but by
none of the Erie directors. Mr.. Dorman b. Eaton Sir
Joseph Heron, Mr. Peter Norris private secretary of
the commission, and eight others without official status
present They transported in special train
provided with sleeping and reireshment accommoda-
tions and walters to serve them. At Paterson they
stopped and examined the company's prop
erty thence proceeded to Port Jervis where the
pany's shops and other property critically
inspected. The party up the branch to Homes
dale; made similar examinations there, returned to
the main line and again switched or to Carbondale
careful examination made of the road and equip
ments but they not shown the dlapldated
the express trains they may form high opinion
of the accommodation given TO passengers Superin-
tendent Bowen and the Erie officials surround the
movements OF the party with unnecessary mystery and
will no doubt keep careful watch and ward over them
that they may see only the good points on the Erie
management The party housed at the Starrucca
House, here, tonight, and will early in the morning.
proceed on their way.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Charles Fechter will play in his own drama, "Black
and White" this season.
Sothern will appear in new play this season in
London. Wonders will never cease
Charles Osborne, of London, has written a play
for Dominick Murray, entitled ''Timon, the Actor"
Louis James, who at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
last year, has Joined the company of the Chicago
Theatre
The "Shaughraun" will be produced at Drury Lane
Theatre Saturday, September A. with Mr. BouccauIt
in the character of Conn
Miss Minnie Palmer, who is shortly to make her
debut as claimant for theatrical honors has recently
returned from Europe, where she has been studying
the dramatic art Miss Palmer, In addition to pretty
face and pleasant voice, has bright and charming
manners and if her dramatic gifts are not inferior to
her natural will be q welcome addition to the
American stage
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
TWO TERRIBLE TRAGEDIES.

CHEROKEE INDIAN MURDERED BY coLoRED
DEsPERADo-A WOMAN OUTRAGED AND AssAs-
sINATED.
ST. LOUIS, August &c, 1875.
News has been received here night OF two terrible
tregediesAn the Indian Territory.
John Hatchel a Cherokee of the Cooiscowie
district while sitting in his door holding his
horse by the bridle approached by Bill Howard,
colored dfsperado, who, without apparent provoca-
tion, struck Hatchel tremendous blow on the head
with heavy piece Of timber torn from wagon seat
The blow frightened the horse which dashed off, entang
ling Hatchel in the bride reins and dragging him
full speed considerable distance, laceratng his
body in horrible manner The murderer followed his
victim, and, when he freed from the horse, beat
him to death with the club, MASKING his skull TO a
shapeess mass.
Last Thursday, in Linn district, woman named
Emeline Jones, who was an important witness in
murder case soon to come up
for trial, brutaly and repeatedly
outraged by gang Of ruflans and then assassnated
II is supposed that the purpose Of the murder to
get her out of the way witness.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
ILLICIT WHISKEY.
CAPTURE OF A NOTORIOUS GANG OF DIsTILIERs
IN LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

CAPTURE OF A NOTORIOUS GANG OF DIsTILIERs
IN LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, August 90, 1875.
letter from Arlington, Va, reports the followng:-
Major Jacob Wagner and Deputy Marshal W. O. Aus
tn with strong posse have just arrived in this place
in charge OF six prisoners, arrested Cumberland
Gap, in Lee county, the night of the 18th inst The
parties charged with Illicit disng and other vio-
laons OF the revenue laws also with breaking Jail in
Jon sve, Lee county, last April, where they
longing TO the rescuing party Their arrest at
tended with considerable difficulty, ii almost i'm
possible to enter their section with large force without
being discovered and giving the ALARM enabling them
TO secrete themselves in the mountains; and a small
force they would have whipped out. The entrance Of
the force was therefore, effected night by marching
circuitous route and the parties all found in
narrow strip of very mountainous country, run
ming west OF Cumberland Gap, between tho
States Of Tennessee and Kentucky, and has
long been resort of a desperate and lawless
class OF men, who gathered there account of the
ready access TO adjoining States afforded them in
of pursuit by officers AT the rpenng of the crop
last fall this section perfect nest Of Illicit disters
and their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of them of a consider
able producing capacity-were openly conducted.
BY series OF well ldrected raids during the
winter they broken up and now tho
local officers report that there not dstillery
in Lee county and the wholesale liquor dealers in the
cities at last enjoying the patronage of section
which has long been closed to them for the Illicit pro-
ducers could always undersell them. During tho pres
ent month eleven prisoners have been brought from
Lee and the adjoining county, Scott by the officers
named, and effort will be relaxed until the last
offender is brought to justice. To avoid being BUSH
whacked the force always goes well armed
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A GREAT FAILURE.

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA sUsPENDs-
EXCITEMENT IN SAN FRANcIsco-PREsIDENT
RALsroN SAYS THE BANK WILL NOT RESUME
BUT WILL MEET ALL OBLIGATIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO, August %, 1875.
The Bank OF California stopped paying checks at
quarter TO three o'clock to-day An interview was had
with Mr. Raston President Of the bank, who says that
the bank has sufficient assets to meet all liabilities and
no one will lose anything but at present there is no
coin with which to transact business meeting has
been appointed with the representatives, when more
particulars will be given.
At FIVE O'Clock this evening the representatives of the
press met in the Presidents Office OF the Bank of Cal
ifornia, when tho following written statement was
read
FOR CREDITORS
OFFICE OF THE BANK OF CALIroRnA, August.ee 1875.
The trustees under the painful necessity OF stating to
the customers Of the bank and the public that the bank
reports from its agencies we are not prepared make
examining its interests s e%V % as s % s Sua the are earliest
possible moment, make definite report BY order ofthe
EXCITEMENT SAN FRANCISCO.
President Raston stated orally that on his
sponsiblity and that OF the officers OF the bank
there was doubt they would be able to meet all OBJ
legations In reply TO question to when they ex-
pected TO resume again, he said Not at all !" and sub
sequenty, on repetition OF the question, said 1--WE do
not expect to resume" Mr.. Ralston further stated
that about ST. 100000 paid out to-day No assist
ance was received from other banks although appca-
cation was made for it.
They had teegraphed to all the agencies of the bank
to close 1t is thought banks in the interior would
be affected by the failure The excitement California
street intense The street was blocked during the
afternoon but the crowd on the whole was quiet and
good -natured, and much confidence expressed in
the ability Of the bank to redeem their obligations A
run made on the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company, but the bank continued paying until
closing hour and asserted its ability to settle all dc
mands in coin or bonds The other banks in the city
report unusual demands on their The San
Francisco and Pacific stock exchanges held sessions
this afternoon, adjourning to CALL and the former
passed resolution forbddng members to do business
in the inter The late hour at which the suspension
of the Bank of California occurred renders difficult
calculate the effect on other financial interests at
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THE sEvENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT.

OAKLAND BRAcH r. l., August 90 1876.
The seventy.nrst regiment reviewed this after
noon by Major General w. R. Walker commanding
Rhode Island militia.
OFFICERS.
The following are the names of the 1eld star and
line officers on the ground:-
Colonel Richard vose commanding; Lieutenant
Colonel, William II. Chaddock; Major, Edwin A. Nc
Alpine.
STAFF OFFICERS
Adjutant, David Graham; Quartermaster b. j. Gu
bert; Acting Commissary, Captain Girard Belts; Sur
geon, Joseph d. Bryant; Surgeon OF Twenty second
regiment N.G SN.Y., DR.. Rodcnstein; Assistant Sur
geon, Dr. Hunter.
EoN.coMMIssIoyED STAFF.
Sergeant Major, John +. Kneuble; Quartermaster
Sergeant, John NJ Hagadorn Hospital Steward Seaich
Drum Major, Nathaniel I. jerks; Ordnance Sergeant
Harry Johnson
LINE OFFICERS
Company A, Captain F. A. Dcs Marets Lieutenant
O'Bren; b Company, Captain stephen D. Curtis First
Lieutenant f. Q. Inlay, Second Lieutenant j. H.
Starke G Company, Captain Martin /. Vandine Sec
Lieutenant John W. Wilson; Company, First Lieuten-
ant 0rrin 7. Hoffman; Company Captain Theodore b.
Smith, First Lieutenant William Milne; @ Company
Captain Abraham l.. Webber; Company Captain
Amos L. Lee Company, Captain Abel W. Belknap
First Lieutenant Samuel E. Perry, Second Lieutenant
Frederick w. Covel; Company, Captain Robert s.
Orson, First Lieutenant Sanford W. Taylor.
ACCIDENT COLONEL vosE
Upon entering the parade ground Just before the
view Colonel Vose Of the Seventy first was thrown
from vicious horse and had his right shoulder dis
located Otherwise his injuries are pronounced TO be
slight There were between four and Eve thousand
spectators on the ground al the time
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SUSPENSION OF A SUGAR IMPORTER.

BALTIMORE, August 90, 1875
Stirling Ahrens & Co., said to be the largest sugar
importing house in the United States, suspended pay
this afternoon. Mr. Ahrens thinks the liabilities
about So ooO OO0 but that If the are
udiciously administered the creditors can ultimately
be paid dollar for dollar He assigns for the
failure the general depression of business and shrnkage
in the value of coffee and sugar. of which the firm have
a large stock on hand. They have also large amount
of real estate not at present available detailed
statement of their affairs will be prepared quickly
possible
The debts of the firm due to parties In this city
and Cuba almost exclusively 1t Is said that the busi
of the firm footed up $40 600 600 per They
proprietors of two large sugar reaneries tho
Merchants and Chesapeake and agents of others,
the Calvert and Maryland The effect of the failure here
remains TO be developed
1t is now ascertaned that the liabilities amount to
81 500 600 OF which 81 O00 900 is Baltimore to
merchants, banks and private banking houses The
firm employed $50 men in their refneries and barrel
factory. The immediate of the failure is said
be shrinkage in molasseA
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THE INSULT TO THE AMERICAN CONSUL AND
HIS wIFE-oRDERs TO ADMIRAL woRDEN TO
PROCEED TO TRRoLI AND AWAIT ORDERS.
WAsEISGToN August 26, 1875.
No Information has yet been received here in regard
TO the action taken by the United States steamers Con-
gress and Hartford which recently arrived at Tripon
to demand reparation for the insult offered to the
American Consul and his wife in that city short time
SINCE although officials here have doubt that the
whole matter will be arranged to the satisfaction
OF our government The Congress and Hartford arrived
at Trpo last Saturday and it is not probable that any
intercourse was held with the Trpotan authorities be-
fore Monday. Negotiations being conducted by
Captain Carl English, of the Congress-
Should the Tripolan authorities refuse to make
reparaton upon his demands, Rear Admiral worden,
commanding the European station, will be directed to
proceed to Trpol with all his force and there await in
structions Of the department
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RESCUED FROM DROWNING.

ANOTHER LIFE SAVED by THE HEROINE OF LIME
RocKs-cAPs1z1NG OF A sAnDoAT IN THE HAIR
BoR.
NEWPORT, R l., August 20, 1875.
Ida Lewis the heroine of Lime Rocks has again to-
day added another name to the long list Of lives which
she has saved in this harbor saboat, IN which we're
John Irving OF stonlngton, and Fred setsworth, Of
BroadAed, N j., capsized in the harbor. They were
seen by Frank Pendeton and Mr. Sargent, Of Boston,
from the shore and by Ida Lewis from her home, at
the lighthouse, on Lime Rocks at the same Time Both
parties went to the rescue in boats Ida saving Of
the men in an exhausted condition, and the two Boston
men saving the other man
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
CHINA AND ENGLAND.

AN OCCURRENCE THAT Is LIKELY, R NOT SET
CHINA.
LONDON, August &C. 1875.
The Globe OF this evening says:-'Telegraphic ntel-
gence has been received from China of occurrence
which likely if not promptly settled to disturb the
friendly relations existing between England and China"
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
THE scHUYLKILL COUNTY FRAUDS.

PorrsvrLLE, Pa, August 90, 1875.
The case OF the Commissioners OF SchuylkiI county
charged with the msappropriation Of public funds, on
trial here since Monday, concluded to-day and the
Jury brought in a verdict OF guilty. In 1874 barn was
built the Almshouso, costing the county $23 O59 81
which should not have cost SIC 800 Tho case at.
tracted considerable attention from the adjoining coun.
ties
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
KHOKAND.

PROGRESS OF THE REVOLT AGAINST RUSSIA.
LONDON August 26, 1875
II is reported that the Khokand insurgents have
rounded the city Of Khojend, large city fifty miles
from Khokand Communication between Khoend and
Taschkend is interrupted The authorities Of Taschkend
are arming the Russian inhabitants of the city.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
THE JEFFERSON BORDEN MUTINEERs.

BosroN August 20, 1875
The examination Of Geo. Muller, VIM. Smith and John
Gew mutneers who murdered on the night of the 2Oth
OF April Messrs Patterson, first and second mates OF
the schooner jefferson Borden, and were subsequently
compelled TO surrender by the galantry OF captain
william, NJ Patterson the commander OF the vessel,
took place before United States Commissioner Henry L.
Halett to-day, in the United States District Court
room. - .,..,
The prisoners we're fully committed for trial at the
n-esent term of the United States Circuit Court
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URUGUAY.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION DECLARED IMMINENT.
LONDON, August 27-6 A. NJ.
The Daily telegraph in its financial column to-day
says-Private kilograms from Montevideo state that
the dissatisfaction with the President and his Minis
try is such that no doubt entertained that another
ravoiution Is Imminent in Uruguay,
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DRIGHT's DISEASE, DIABETES DROPSf, GRAIEL
ID Calculus Gout Rheumatism Dyspepsia Diseases o. the
Liver, Kidneys Bladder, Prostate Gland rsS.
tation Organic Debility and Chronic Ahecuchs uhcutaoo
by general Two pamphlets explaining tner
successful treatment by Nature srsche BsaneSas @
and proprietor and free to any address, Depot and receP
ton rooms 200 Broadway. New York N b-See hAs Gado
mark. "AsahsL Made OF God. on all packageA
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TIE coLoRED WATERS QUARREL.

NEWPORT, R. l., August 20, 1875.
Samuel 3. Lowden, the colored waiter, who was
stabbed by jeremiah H. Crump Monday at Clir Cot
tage Hotel died the effects of the wound at a quar-.
ter six o'clock this afternoon.
His mother arrived in season 10 see him breathe his
last
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
oBsrNAcY OF THE sULTAN-AUsrRIA PREPARING
TO INTERVENE.

OBSTIEAC1 OF THE SULrAN-AUSTRIA PREPARING
TO INTERVENE.
LONDON, August 1850 A. NJ
special despatch TO the Times from Berlin
says the European powers have been unable
to Induce the Sultan of Turkey to suspend
hostilities against the insurgents pending their
mediation This refusal however a matter OF indif-
ference as the Turkish renforcemens have been unable
TO penetrate the mountain deales kilograms to the
effect that the Turks had so succeeded we're premature
AN AUSTRIAN ARMY CORPS IN DALMATIA-
The desparch adds that If the Herzegovnian in
surgents reject the proposed mediation, Austria who
has assembled whole army corps in Dalmatia will be
in position to offer the Sultan her good Offices.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
COLOMBIA AND PANAMA.
Causes Leading to the Present State
of Internal Strife.
A DEPLORABLE PROSPECT.
The Coast Arrayed Against the
Interior States.
WAR DECLARED BY PANAMA.
WASHINGTON, August 90, 1875.

WASHINGTON, August &C. 1875.
A telegram was received at the Navy Department
this morning from Captain Edward Simpson, COM
manding the United States steamer Omaha, dated
Panama August 90, announcing that the State OF
Colombia The department Immediately issued orders
to Rear Admiral MuIlany, commanding the North At
lantlc station to hold all his available forces in readi
to proceed without delay to the Isthmus for the
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICANS.

JACKSON Miss, August 20 1875.
The Republican State Convention continued In ses-
sion till four O'Clock this morning. Mr. George h'
Buchanan Of Marshall county was nominated Tor state
Treasurer. The platform contains nothing new
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

The Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Co have Just placed
upon the market their NEW Silent Sewing Machine with
AUTOMATIC TENSION.
This the most marvellous improvement o. the day In Sew
hitherto invented There Of tension required
this Machine and perfect work guaranteed on any kind
York.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

LONDON, August &c, 1875
Albert Cohn Co., merchants, ofNo. II Old Change
have suspended
The liabilities of Albert Cohn & Co. are stated at
5000 O0O
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
SPECIAL. NOTICE

Tickets now be purchased through to Saratoga
Take Herald train Schenectady where carriages will be
In waiting to Saratoga arriving hare
In time for breakfast. -.
miles through the country, GO so
at ran for Lakes George
LuEerne and Schroon. arriving there before noon
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 90 1875.
The Grand Jury yesterday found true bill for EN-
bezzement against Miller, alias Woodroof the deautng
secretary of the Contract and Finance Company Of the
Central Pacific Railroad.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

A STRIKING REGULARITY OF THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANYrS new TRUss-Never displaced,
night day comfortably retaining sevcrest ruptures
and soon effects q permanent cure. 6S3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

6aRH H9fShGTIsSsy METN TIE FfkE sHqs5 R
GREAT WESTERN HALLWAY OF nASAlD 6ANADA y, 4; AZ
s0S 9NY on or FAEF
HERALD OFFICE; PASSENGERS RECEIyEp FOR
PogGHKEEPPsIE ALBANY SARATOGA PALATiNA
VIA. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUsPEN-
BRIDGE
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A NJ to Z. ~
On Sunday from to 3 p. M.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

WHY INCUR THE EXPENSE OF COSTLY MEDI-
baths for the relief of local skin Diseases
rheumatism when they be got rid of at trng cost bY
of GLEHN's SULPHUR SOAR. Depot, CRITTENTON9v
No z Sixth
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

A-MATTHEws' PURE SODA WATER -'THE
refreshing and wholesome beverage at all tines Dis
pensed 1000 in New York and vicinity The MAT
dispsnse free from all contank
nation JOHN MATTHEW'S New York
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass SIGNS packed and shipped
INV UPHAM 4 co, $50 and 252 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
TRIPOLI.

NO SETTLEMENT OF THE DIFFERENCE WITH
TRIPoII AS YET REPORTED IN LONDON.
LONDON, August 26-Evenng
No information has yet reached this city that Trpo
has conceded the demands of the United States for
satisfaction for the insult to the American Consul
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
FOREIGN pEMAND FOR AMERICAN MANUFAo

.DYsPEPTTCs ARE ALWAYS "oUT OF SORTS I"
The Peruvian cured Of ~ years standing
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ruE ForrTTARI.E IIFE AssuR ANcE soc

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
40 Broadway, is prepared TO make loans upon Bond and
Mortgage first class dwellings and In New York aud
Brooklyn Principals will be furnished with forms and full
information and their business facilitated without change
legal for examination ot title This society
also issues the desirable forms Of Policies selected
lives including the Tontine Savings Fund plan by which,
during the past six years. surplus has been accumulated
greater than by plan heretofore prarted The society
has assets OF S OOOOOO and has cash annual income OF
SOOOOOO0 Its average annual business during the past
five GA 0Sj has been greater than that o any
other company.
WIGS, T0UPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRACFl-
cal wigmaker and importer of Human Hair, No "a Eass
Twelfth street, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS SHIPPED TO ORDER
by HoJER 4 GRAHAM, Makers, 97 Duane street, New
York
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

SOUTHAMPTON, August 20, 1875.
Admiral Worden has informed the Mayor Of Ports
mouth that he and his officers unable accept tho
invitation to banquet next week, the United States
squadron will not be in the vicinity of Portsmouth
after Monday
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

THE SOUTHAMPTON BANQUET TO ADMIRAL
woRDEN AND Hs OFFICERS NECESSARILY
DECLINED.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
OF THE
LONDON sToCK EXCHANGE
PER CABLE
PUBLISHED IN THE
ii''- EVENING TELEGRAM.
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY
AND CAN BE FOUND ON ALL
THE NEWS STANDS
ANO sToGK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREET,
OR SERVED By CARRIER TO ANY 80 o,cro,r
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM
NO ANN STREET UERALD BUILDINGD.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

ANOTHER LONDON FAILURE.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

FOREIGN DEMAND FOR AMERICAN MANUFAO-
tues-One Of the leading Continental railways has ust
paid high compliment a prominent New England indus
try The ST. Johnsbury scale manufacturers have Just
ceved an of their Iron Frame TRACK
SCALES aud leading English railroad Is putting in
these standard scales.
Meeting in sharp competition the prominent scale msnuac
turers Of Britain and the Continent and winning,
the satisfactory prizes which could be
awarded,
II can be readily where OF the 26 053 scales
manufactured ST. Johnsbury the first six months OF the
year gone the weighing of the world Is immense
business and FAIRBANKS seems TO have the contract
With unsurpassed manufacturing facilities with experience
dating back nearly half century with production largely
Of any other similar establishment IN the world
the Mesrs FAIRBANKS enabled TO manufacture the
the lowest price hence the increasing demand
for their goods.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED OF
PRINTING OF any description, whether Railroad lnsu,
rance Steamship Commercial, Theatrical Legal will
find ID TO their 30 obtain an estimate from the
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2la
broadway. before leaving their orders
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
50 Is TO NIAGARA; SO so TO SARATOGA

TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT TUE RATE OF
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR
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CENTRAL DEPOT.

MORNING, AT HALF-PAsT TWO. FROM GRAND
CENTRAL, DEPOT
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