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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-10
STATE OF MICHIGAN

STATE OF MICHIGAN
MARK ). DlLLEG, CDH'plainani,
GEORGE BENNINGHOFF, Defendant
suit pending in Circuit court for the cou.ty Of
Crawford. i'm Chancery, at Grayhng the 18th
day OF february A. ID 1884
III sati tactoiiy appearing 10 this court by adf
daVt on iile that the said defendant. George Ben
ninghoif, IL not resident OF thfs state bu that
his Last known place of residence was at Mead
vile. in the state Of Pennsylvania on motion sof
War j Connine. comrleinGnts = solicitor il is or
dered that the said defendant cause his appear
ance to be entered herein, within three months
from the date of this order. aud in case Of his
appearance, that he cause his ansv e 10 the com
plainants I'LL OF complaint TO he fled nd CODY
thereof 10 be served on said conplairant's sohc-
itor within twenty days after service on him OF
q copy of said ill and notice Of this u der and
that IN default thereof. said bill be taken as con
feSSed by the said non resident defendant.
And u is further ordered that wit IN tvonty
d. iys after the date hereof the said complainant
cause notice OF this order to be publisissd in
The CRAWFORD AVALANCHE. a newspaper printed.
published and circulating in said county. and
that such publication be continued therein at
least once in each week for six weeks in success
sion, or that hc cause a copy Of this order e. b,
at least twenty days before the above time pre-
scibed for his appearance.
J, b FUTILE, Circuit Judge
MAIN J. COSNINE,
Solicitor for Complainant fssw
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-10
4 VAST ENTERPRISE.

Ii is now proposed TO connect the
railway system of America with those
of Asia and Europe by means of n ferry
conveying locomotives and cars across
Behring's Strait The project is 70 ex-
tend the Canadian Pacific, now being
constructed through Manitoba, by
building branch 20 Alaska unit, il
reaches Behring's Strait. There it
would meet with the railway tracks TO
be constructed in Siberia, Which of
course have their direct relations with
The railway systems OF Russia and
Europe y line 10 pckin is talked Of
!his hayipg ben done it requires rot
eluch further stretch OF the imagina-
ton 10 sec with the mind eye the long
rails stretching ont under the shadows
OF the Hinalayas until they make con
nection with the proposed line in the
Jordan Valley. and thence with the
European system. This may seem
wild, but stranger things have happen
ed in this wonderful modern world of
ours -Dcmorest's Monthly fer April.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-10

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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-10
SAL. or srA.a TAxLANns.
Auditor Gen, rails office.

Auditor Gen, rails Office
Lansing Mich. March 25 1884
Notice is hereby given that certaiplands 81 uat-
cd In tie county Of Crawford bid of to the State
for taxes of 1889 aud previous year, and describ-
ed IN list 10 he forwarded 20 the Office of the
Treasure Of said county. VIII lie of erred for sale
nj public auction - the highest bidder by said
Treasurer. on the first Monday of May next at
the County Treasurer'S Office in the village Of
Grayling In said csunty Of Crawford. being the
time and plac, !e.ignated for th- ordinary Tax
Sales. not previously disposed Of at this Office
according T. las.
The list may BE- seen N application nj the
County Treasurer. after il Is received by him.
The lands viii be- offered subject To the pur
chase Of The states title at this office prior IT,
the sale in the county
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-10
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.

Lard Csice at Petd City Men,
March 9 1884
Notice is hereby given that the follow.ng-n
ed settler has filled uOtcr 4 iits intention To
make ilral proof in support of his claim. and
that said proaf viii be made before the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Crawford county. at Gray
ling. Mich. on May ?, 1884. viz: William Riker
homestead app No. So for The NJ Of SEH
se,'. 10, 4. - -. r. . west
He names the following witnesses To proyc his
'gtinupus re- idencc upon, and cultivation IF
s1id land viz:
O. 9. Andrews Charles HUT. Stewart HUT
Augustus Cdell. all of P.Ie Cheney Mich
NATHANIEL CLARK, Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once at Reed City.

Land ONCE az Reed City Mich,
March 6th. 1894
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settlers haze filed notice Of their intention o.
make final rro1f in support of their claims and
that sad prof will be made before the clerk OF
the circuit court of Crawford county at Craving.
Mich. on April 18th. 1894. viz: Stephen II Miles.
Homestead Entry No. 1910, for the :. h OF . a.
u w Of 50 a. aud ne q Of q sec 30, I - H.
! west
He names the following Witnesses IN prove his
continuous residence upon aHd cultivation of said
tract; VIZ: Wellington Patterson OF Grayling p
%. John II rcgo Of Wellington 90 Francis I,
Gregg OF Wellington p o, Melvin Hage! man of
We liugton po.
James G Neff Homestead Entry No O.. for
the n OF u q Of sec 3S. I - H. 8 W and nance.
the toiicwng Witnesses 70 prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said tract viz:
q NJ + LAWS of Grayin- @. VIM Woodburn OF
Pcre Cheney y o. Z fIilire;h Of Pere Cheney D
., Stewart HUT ~ feTc Cheney po.
Francis c. ego, liUMcsiead Entry No s53+ FOR
the y o u W Of see - y. n. r ". and m mes
the foliswiEG Witnesses To- lrove his continuou,
residence pom and cuti ntion OF said tract viz:
Wellington BatteTog of Gray Ling p o. X W Poole
OF 'eihngt p o. Thomas Hanson of RoscsIn-
mon + ., . Vincent ~ Rosconm0n p o.
NATHANIEL CLARK. Register,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-10

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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-10

Pictures and Picture Frav'ss.
Photograph L ames
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Packed Humanity.

MAssILLoN, o., October S.-This is the
biggest political field day ever known in
the history of Stark County. AT ten
O'Clock the streets contained dense
mass of people, and the half had not yet
arrived. The Akron delegation alone
contained four thousand persons. Long
trains have arrived every few minutes
during the morning. Nearly every bust.
ness block and residence Is decorated.
The streets are impossible and hundreds
will be unable to find lodging. Upwards
of one hundred thousand people already
throug the streets.
The parade should have started at
eleven O'Clock, but the crushing mass Of
humanity In The street prevented move.
ment on the part of the procession.
Blaine arrived this morning.
The town Is too small by half to ac.
commodate the enormous crowd. The
procession moved shortly before noon.
The Blaine party reviewed the parade
from the grand stand. There were over
10000 men In line. Portraits of Lincoln,
Grant and Garfield were displayed. On
the parade closing, heavy rain swept
over the town, aud thousands were
unable to secure shelter,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
THE TURF.
Latonia Races.


CINCINNATI, o., October Sat the
La,ona races yesterday there was fir
attendance, the weather line aud track
dusty, but fast.
First Race-Seven and one.half fur
longs: Aleck Ament, first; Pericles,
second; Ferg Kyle, third. Time, 1885
81. Mutuals paid S7l.
Second Race, first division-Flve fur
longs; Trasseau, first; Ben. Thompson,
second; Whisperine, third. Time, / :03
IA Mu,ualS paid $1,000.
Second Race, second division-Five
furlonSs: Banana, first; Strickland, Sec
ond; Nora NJ, third. Time, l:03. Mu-
tuals paid S73 20.
Third Race - Tobacco stakes; one
mile and aquarter: .Binette, first; Bor-
eas, second; Malaria, third. Time, 2:l5.
Mutuals paid S720.
Fourth Race Handicap; one and
three-eghth miles: Saunterer, first;
Loftin, second; Virgle Hearne, third.
Time, 2:25 Mutuals paid $1,000.
Fifth Race-Handicap hurdle; Que and
one-half miles, over six hurdles Guy,
first; King Dutchman, second; z. Line,
third. Time, 2:5l l-2. Mutuals paid
SO 50,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
jerome Park Races.

New YORK, October Slime weather
apd good track attracted a la &c crowd
to jerome Park yesterday. There were
six excellent races, nearly all the finishes
of which were very close.
First Racial ages; three fourths of
mile: jim Renwick, first; Strathspey,
second; Lady Loud, third. Time,
LIS Ia
Second Neutrality-suspicious.; three
fourths of mile: Miss DAILY, first;
Coral, second; Frank Mulens, third.
Time, l 30 IL.
Third Race Handicap for all ages;
one mile Roy S. Cluke, first; Himalaya,
second; Shenandoah, third. Time,
l:47 l-2.
Fourth Rsce-Handicap for all ages;
one and one-half miles: Royal Arch,
first; General Monroe, second; Duplex,
third. Time, 2:4l.
Fifth Race-Three.year. olds and up.
wards; one and one-fourth miles: Blue
Bell, first; Tolu, second; Joe Mitchell,
third. Time, gals.
Sixth Race--Steepe chase over the
short course: Charlemagne, first; Dis
turbance, second; Echo, third. Time,
D.1g
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Want to Come Back.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October S.-Jacob
Smyser OF this city returned from visit
to Canada last night, where he saw the
Buchanans Of the Newcomb. buchanan
Company. lie talked with them at Wind
sor, and they expressed a desire to return
to Louisville and help stralghten out ma.
tiers II they would be allowed to 60 free.
George Buchanan says he can take charge
OF the affairs, settle them, and have $780,
900 left.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Overcome With Nervous Prostitution.

Overcome With Nervous Prostitution.
New YORK, October s.-Mme. Janisch
was suddenly overcome with nervous
prostrAtion last evening, and fell in a
swoon upon the stage OF the New York
Theatre, at the close Of the third act,
just as she had finished the letter scene
in the play of "Louisa." The curtain
had to be rung down and physician,
DR.. Pope, was hastily summoned. He
pronounced her attack one Of extreme
exhaustion fr IN arduous and protracted
physical and mental exertion. The most
strenuous efforts to restore Janisch to u
condition that would allow her to finish
the p rformance proved unavailing, and
the management Of the house were COM
PEELED to dismiss the audience.
Intense excitement prevailed until the
cause of the lady's mishap became gener.
ally understood, VIII expressions of
Sympathy were heard on every side as the
people gu city dispersed, many ladies' be.
ing In tears.
Nine. Janisch wa conveyed as soon os
pract cable to the Victoria Hotel, but
was not entirely out Of her nervous con-
vulslons when she arrived there. 1t ca I,
not be stated at this writing what effect
this sudden prostration will have upon
her engagement, and the doctors express
serious doubts Of her ability to resume
playing at once.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
BASE BALL BlsEVITIES.

Score of Games Played on Tuesday,
October 7.
Cleveland, O.-Providences, o; Cleve.
lands, 7.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-Cincnnatis, s; ALE.
ghenys, 8.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Ath'etits, 8; In-
dianapolis, 5.
Baltimore, Md.-Baltllnores, G.; Louis.
villes, 4. Eight innings; game cal cd on
account of darkness.
Detroit, Mich.-.Detroits, 5; New
Yorks, /.
New York-St Louis, 0; Metropoli-
tans, O. Nine innings; game called on
account OF darkness
Brooklyn, n. Y,--Toledo', 4; Brook
lyns, 4. Eight Innings; & me called on
account Of darkness.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Provilences, 4; Buf.
alos, 3.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Bla ns at Massillon.

MAssILLoN, o., October s.-Blaine
slept we'll last night, aud arose this morn.
Ing at nine o'clock refreshed A carriage
with four white horses conveyed him
from Canton to Massilon, eight miles,
making an enjoyable trip. Mr.. Blaine
preferred this mode OF travelling, rather
than by rail- the drive affordlng an agree
able change.
Massillon Is thronged with people.
Spec al trains from towns and cities
within q adlus Of 100 miles arrive hour,
ly, bringing large delegations The town
Is beautifully decorated.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
A Heavy Burglary.

BUFFALO, N. Y, October s.--A New.
comb special to the Ecening Telegram
from Perry, says; There was arald by
burglars here last night Noble & Sons
coal office, Tomllnson's mill, Sweets
market and Tallmage's wagon.shop werc
entered. At Noble \ Sons the burglars
secured $2l, 900 IN Arkansas levee bonds,
$4,000 In mortgages and S75 In cash.
At Tomlinson's $3.50 In cash was Sc
cured The tools used to open the safe
were taken from Talmage's shop. Tho
burglars were evidently professionals as
1t was neat Job. 1t Is thought the burg!
larry was done by four men. kilograms
have been sent out In every direction,
and oil officers are on the alert. A re.
ward Of $3.50 Is offered for their cap.
tur0.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
SAVAGE KNIGHT ERRANTRY.
One Of Buffalo Bills Irjuns Proves Him
aolf a ~, ua Knight.

One Of Buffalo Bills Injuns Proves HIM
solf True Knight
WnEEllNd,W. Va, October San OK.
citing and laughable scene not down on the
bills, was enacted here last night. Jarrett
& Palmer's Uncle Toms Cabin Company
was enacting the time worn play at
Charley Sh Us Theatre, among the audi.
ence being all Of Buffalo Blll's "Wild
Vest conglomerAtion OF Inhians,
squaws, Sreasers, cowboys, etc. Az one
Of the realistic episodes Of the play big
brave, mistaking the action for reality,
sprang up, rushed down the ais,e, and,
drawing u scalplng knife, leapei on thu
stage aud was about to attack Simon
Legrce, when DR.. Carver and sno her
white member OF tn. company, who
grasped the situation, ssissed tho red.
akin n nd f,ullAd him fnff Aha Orchn pfnA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
An DC san Race.

New YORK, October 8.--The steamer
Oregon of the Cunard Line, and Ameri-
can, of the National Line, sailed for
Ing. There have been some heavy bets
made on the result. The formers fast
est eastbound record Is six days, eleven
hours aud nine minutes, the latter's six
days, fourteen hours and eighteen min
utcs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
THE CIPHER SOLVED.
An Important Arrest at An Opportune
Moment.


TOPEKA, KAs., October s.-Some days
ago a man named Weber was arrested on.
suspicion of being burglar, and on his
person was found quaint y OF burglars
tools and bank book containing an in-
genious cipher written Ia German. The
cipher has been solved and good deal Of
the writing translated. 1t gives nun.
Der OF routes In Kansas, including the
population of towns and locations of Ger.
tain stores with minute instructions as to
how to enter them and the best means to
be used to open the safes, cash drawers,
etc. The names of several Topeka firms
are mentioned, and October 4th was tho
day fixed for The raid, In which Weber
was to be assisted by his entire gang. lla
was arrested on that day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
A Very Delicate Matter.

New YORK, October 8.-Minlster Nor
ton, who was invited to call on President
Arthur yesterday, was asked II he had
been offered the Secretaryship of the
Treasury, and II he would accept the
position II rendered him. "That Is a
delicate matter" he said, "and l would
prefer to say nothing about It,"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Protection Protects.

New York, Octo 9er 5.-Slr John A.
Macdonald, Premier Of Canada, said last
night Canadians are watching the Amer.
lean election campaign with great Inter
est They had ind the protective tariff
30 prohta 10 themselves that they were
surprised that free trade should even be
mentioned In the United States. Five
90 ra a s,f, hnforc thu IA riff UNA odnrtnd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Went Down With n Bridre,

MARYsvILLE, Mo-, October ga
bridge on the Wabash, st. Louis & pacl-
fc Railroad near here, went down with
an engine and six freight cars last night
into the stream, which was swollen with
tho latc rains. Engineer Cornl Ii was
buried with the enuiuU and Killed. Tho
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
They Feel Their Weakness.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, October 6.-A But
Ter meeting at God aud High street last
night was broken up by mob OF roughs,
who stoned and rotten-egged the speak.
ers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Logan En- Route for Philadelphia.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October S.-Gen-
eral Logan, escorted by delegation OF
the Republican Club of Philadelphia, left
at 1920 q. m. via the Baltimore & Poto-
mac, en- route for Philadelphia, where he
will be tender d grand reception.
Passed Assistant Surgeon S. A. Brown
has resigned from the Navy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
BEACH NUTS.
They Fail to Tempt the Recipients From
Their Allegiance.

Their AIIegIancl.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo, October g.
N. c. Burch, the newly nominated candi-
date for Secretary of State by the Macon
City Republican Convention, treats the
whole matter In the light Of joke. He
says he has no idea that there was half
dozen men in attendance at the Conven-
ton, and he Is strong advocate of the
fusion movement and takes no stock In
either Mr.. Beach or his convention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Killed by a Locomotive.

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, October g.
George Hall and his sister Agge, while
crossing the railroad track In Il carriage,
were killed by a Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
G. Western train at eight o'clock last
night.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09

Ing the ventilator In cage this morning,
had his hand seized by tiger. While
trying to release himself he was seized by
two tigers, and dragged inside the. cage.
The animals were finally beaten off with
iron bars, after Clark's arms and legs had
been horribly crunched an mutilated.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
TORN BY TIGERS.

Horrible Experience Of An Employe Of
,n Torepaueh's Circus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
1--WE STOCK u.Rxrr+-sy rr1raR,pH


BUFFALO June II CoHeRecelpts today III head total
for week thus far 40 head nc last week. $500
head consigned through IA cars no market only
ls4a oHcrirc. .
head. time last week. - head; consigned
through ls cars msrset quet and firm Common
u Fa o0 Good to Choice. "a 90 al To- spring
Lambs, - u''U - -.
Roqs-Reccipts to-day 1000 he'd total Tor week thus
far q. head; for same time last week. lt4OG hcad
consigned through ~ cars Good % Choice York 50 20
a - -, Light Mixed - OOG5j =: Good hedum5 % 30
- figs - GjH&h 90.
CHICAGO Tune DfOuers Journal R0gs-Ra
ceDts 1000 head. shiument,. 34OO head:
and steady Rough Packing, $500 s. 4o: Packing
and Shipping Sj4OAS5 Gj Light 81 S)aS5 40. Skps - -
as TO-
ket sroug ami hmcr Exports, 20 6oGs 81 65i Good
Choice Shppng s. l. 80 5J Common ~ Medium. - %
She>p-Receipts, 1900, aupments. -; market steady:
Inferior to Fair - O0a 70 Ql Medium to Good, SO Is
a. 10: Choice u Extra. II oOaS4 so.
81 Louis June I7-Cqttie- Receipts. 900 shipments
500 market slow; Exports, 80 jud 81 -; Good Choice
Gbinuing CO0SB 5ui 10 Medium, eS 9li
Corn led Texans, 80 GOcsS 3D. Grass Texans, IS 80 u
81 90 40
quality; Natives, 81 2jG$4 o. Texans. 81 0OGs4 90.
Hos Receipts, $500, shipments 100 market actiye;
Workers So l0df52o, Packing 80 OOGSo 49, Heavy So 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LlvERroo. juno 7Proy.el'1 ico1-Cumb oriand CUB
DOS. Long Clear Nidfss i)l Sd; Short Clear ht1fes,
4 on short lubs Ais "a. shoulders, ~ a. cwt Beef
OILS Tor extra Ini4H Ness Prm. Mess o2ss PORK Plie
Mess : a. per Dbl. Prime Meas. Eastern, IS; Nest-
ern 6ss Llra-A'nercln s. ID PHa4e Western - a.
Iard D Jd Hans-L9ne cut - ID shoulders, 5ls.
butter Dos par cNL fer 1Rsst United states. Cheese
American Choice SIS o. Whtat-kei western -prng ~ d.
GA n Pc Wirbf IS. 3d. ~. per csutl, 10 Spring
Ia d.: New Western Winter Is "a. New xed Western.
bs 3,L; California Ne l. Is sd. Id; California No -
- Il. ais 20. par ce1tll torn-MiLel Oh o. 3D. TO-
new rs ID psr GENITAL PrOluce--pirtS OF Turpculus.
. +. Odi do a. London. 1d per cwL RehnoI Prtro.
eum t7.d. per galsu Glover seed -Amcncln Red, i9S;
gSFs riil1N. 3 3D. per cWf. R0rlH-C Onmon,
Is d. Pale %. los. "a Linse't Oil 2j5 cd por cwL
fcc luts ot uucA. tJ tur past three
were 1000 cpu'as. including 10000 American Receipts
o. rGp6, Jim. -pr,dure-fns-sd Oh. eIs 1-s0sl0 o.
per ton Calcutta iln5esd, iis % per quarter Lin
seed ixe IS 11s ton Refined Petroleum q 3d. ls
per allen spirits OF Ilrn-niina rs. ul per cwt-
sperm OIL s8i - ton H9Hn-C9@hon = ~. n ). -.
Imercan sugar. Ia. 3D. per iOr Cuba Centrl-
Eg4 oJa-zug $50 atl AS 5d 9lls. ID IoT cuba Mus.
roYAaO lahAiA. al0lL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE s. BUFFALO RAILWAY
All trains except the I:4O IA. and i:3J leave
West 2ds DesOrosses and Cortand'st stations The 4o
aud 1850 D. ~ trains leave Irom West 42d.st only
For Chicago and Detroit 1000 $500 p Suspension
Bridge, Niagara Falls Buo Newark and Rochester, 1000
a. IN. - p. nj.
For syracuse and Oneida, Tao, 1000 r. mi g p.
Utica. CanaOharie, TAO, 1000, ll20 a, IN. 3 IN.
Albany aud Catskih %7iO $1,000 1870 ms i.l5 g
Palenvle. Cairo Mountain House .5tRtion 74O ll2O
q.
For Kaaterskin Hunter. Summit, Pine nm. Ph@necia
ll:2O a. m. -
For sharon Springs 1910 a M, with BuGot PRror Car
through without chan 20 from West 42dst station.
Newburg Kingston, Highland, POughkeopse '7AO roOO
ll.20 A. u.. 8AO. ass, % p m.
sDaiY. other trains daily except sunday.
Buffet ParlOr Cars to syracuse and Buffalo
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars 10 syracuse Oneida Bu'Ao
and Chicago
Tickets and time abos stations and at Offices Of the
pany Jersey Cy. Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn
No Coutts. Annex Odioe foot OF Fu0nst o3o Fulton
81, and No; DekalDayei NewYork CITY, Nos l62, 20I
SOL 1903, 4lD O4b lS23 broadway No. Union SQUARE No
1871 Gthave, No. los East l25tst Pennsy yania R Sta
ton foot Desorossess foot Coruandst, and West shore
Station, foot West 42d.st-
HENRY MoNETT GeE. Pass Agent
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