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A New York syndicate Wa. Amer the Road.

TbPECIAL TO TIE WOFLD,T
BosroN, June R.-President Phillips, Of the
Fltchburg Railroad, has filed his answer to the
complaint OF the Fitchburg Railroad stockholders
that he sought 10 perpetuate himself In once by
collecting enough proxies TO secure q Reelection.
He explains his action by saying that he was really
working In the interest Of the Btockholdera. be-
cause he learned that q Sew York syndicate was
endeaVoring 10 secure control OF the road.
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what Ounce !

suffered with fever, hot head and foul breath,
With stomach disordered-was sick unto death.
l bore Il q week-surelyI was . Ounce
Then ] took q few "Pollota H-they CARED me at
onoe,
yAsls dsnes, indeed, 70 psaisoI such agSRsdy
eAa hYAes Q VEGA Eheh gniet Iellef Soald have
PALL1fA
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N TIE EVENING WORLD tomorrow Ernest
Bohm. Chairman Of the Executive Board Of he
National Federdtion Of Bookkeepers and Clerks,
,oil hro,o light upon The condition Of Ne,O Iork's
army Of desk porkers.
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ST. THOMAS, Canada, June S-The Tammany
Han braves are speeding through Canada Al
Toledo a great crowd assembled to have q look At
the Indiana, and Thomas 7. Gilroy searched In
vain for a green nag OF Ireland to shake a. the
Dominion BriionA The WigwGmites will arrive IN
New York tomorrow at 8 n. They are pleased
with the ticket, especially Us Thurman was orig
inAlly doomed BY them.
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sH LOUIS, June a-The Direct orS Stake race
had the effect Of bringing Q large crowd TO the
track to-day. The results were a. follovs
First Hace. -Baianee nrst. Clonee second, Fan
Ghetto third. ime-1 son.
second Race. wary 'nrSL Jaoobin second.
Unite third. Time-l.&
Third Raoe. -Huntress first Jack Cocks second
and Alexandra third. Time-2 l5k.
Fourth Race. Once Again hrsE ChAmpagne
Charlie second. Time-L lah.
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Plunged Down tho Incline to Death.
ESPECIAL TO THH WoRLD

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, June 8 "A party Of sight
seerS at whirlpool Rapids Park boarded the incline
plane railway car this morning while the conduc-
tor was absent.
The car started downward ana plunged into the
station, throwing the party violently against the
building. One lady was fatally hurt.
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The Suicide club to Parade.

BRID0EPoRT. Conn, June 8. The Suicide Club,
Of this city. viii turn out In the Fourth OF July
parade. The Secretary OF the club has written 10
New York for suggestions as 10 what would be q
suitable costume Tor them to wear. The member
Ship IA limited 70 SWenty-nVe, and thus far vAoal-
cies that have occurred BY suicide have been
promptly allied. Ths President OF the club v .
blToIIoFd man.
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Jordan Chanenres Ford.

Aleok Jordan. who was defeated BY Malcolm ".
Ford for the alLaround championship yesterday,
has issued 4 challenge to Ford. asking that he co n
tend against him for a $500 trophy In an all-around
competition.
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CLEVELAND y,. BROOKLYN.

u
Tomorrow ut Washington Park the Grooms will
begin their second series with Cleveland. Presi-
dent Byrns hopes to place his team far In the lead
before the trip to the West.
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Gutenberg Entries for ro-DIerrow.

ESPECIAL TO THE woHLD.l
NORTH HUDSON DRIVING PARE, June e.-Hero
are the entries for to-morrows races:
First Race. Purse s20o. beaten horses; Eve eiGhths
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CLIFTON RACES.
Kink Wins the Oallicoon Handicap
BY a Nose.
A Large Crowd at the Jersey
Track.
Other Races Won by Flush, Nina
W., Barnum and Trueb0rn.
ESPECIAL TO THE voaLp.I


CLIFTON, N. j.. June 8. -How strong Q thing the
fever for backing o sure thing 10 when once II gets
o firm hold was shown BY the crowds that packed
the Passaio County Agricultural society's haif-mile
track at Clifton this afternoon. The cessation Of
racing at Jerome sent racing enthusiasts (who gem
orally speak d~erisively Of sport on the half-mile
tracks, over in hundreds. Most OF them, 10 waa
easy to DO seen, were anxious TO get square fog
losses on larger race courses.
The accident to Seward in the fourth occurred
through his trying 10 ride Windsail past Brian Boru
on the inside. The mare fell on him when she
went down. Dr.. Croppie, who examined Seward,
says there are no bones broken thas
he can End out Twenty minutes after the
accident the Jockey was lnsenBible, and his move
ments Indicated severe chest injury.
The injury to seward Ii said TO be not 10 serious
as at first reported.
An onlcsr 81 the Passaio Agricultural Association
said that Johnny Kelly, who rode Brian Boru and
caused the accident 10 Seward by riding wide on
the tur n, then closing In to the pole, will DO set
down.
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FIRST RACE.

rate and Flush. 70 1; Purse, 9 to I.
For . Piace-Flash, . 10 b; Gounod, o TO .; Pr
rate, ITO b; Purse, IL to
post 0onnod, Pirate and Liszie @. In 'theIleud
At the stand Lizzie G. was leading Gounod D
neck, Pirate next. Lixzie q. held her lead past
the hslf-mile post. Flush getting into third place,
IN front Of Pirate. on.the lower turn Flush came
past Lizzie G. and won BY thee lengths, Lizzie O.,
Mutuais paid: straisht sa. %; place, o. eo; Lizzie
c. paid 81. 4
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haltren AMI Anson then made some very useless
Anson kicked and was rewarded by seeing buck
steal second.
Ward hit to Burns and bea, the bail TO nrst.
Ward scored and Conner went 10 second on
Richardson's single. Common and Slattery scored,
anu on Pfener's poor return Danny took third.
lie scored ON ORourke's single and on q series OF
errors, James, too, came home.
Gore then contributed single.
the crowd was simply frantic Gore went to
third on Ha,neid'. hit, which, struck first base and
bounded out Of Anson's reach.
Gore scored on a passed bali and Hatfield went to
third. WEIGH struck out and Ewing did likewise.
For Chicago, Gore took Burns,s ny. Van Haltren
NY saiely to right Darling hunted one and Ewing
Conner and Ryan was safe. Ward mufed Sulii-
van's grounder and Van Hal,ern scored. Petit was
N" New w York Es made e ; S sna STi,s ons . 5H IN tho eighth.
Ward made q home run in this inning. O'Rourke
also made q four-baser.
IA the ninth New YORK made
Mickey Welsh made the seventh homo run.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Chicago Sr H.: dG5SSiSs -'s
OTHER GAMES.
National League.
AT BOSTON.
BOSTON BOSTON, .:: $685.
B~stteries-Getzeln and Bennett; Garrison and
Kelly. Umpire-MI. Lynoh.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Pi ntaSsIsa... . 80
Decentralization and Clements; Calvin and
Miller. Umpire-Mr. Decker.
AT WASHINGTON.
HnaisnagoII ...""1 SS9SS
RatteFies-OrDav and Mach. uaaIv and nayv
Umpire-Mr. Daniels.
American Association.
AT BALTIMORE
BBsltimore.. ........S 9 Q %
Bat, eries-cunningham and o'Brlen; Maltimore;
ana Cunning. Umpire-Mr. Doescher.
Central League.
AT ALLENTOWN.
5 Ailses' cI9y:: SGGSSS SS--S
,o ss,ssIie'r T%n,,s and R Sn',s,o Pyle and Reip-
International League.
Hsgii,oss: / 1SSdsSSS ~
B1,,srissTk ssfI;, ana Dsaly; Green and visner.'
London. ............ 3 / | Iii
Batteries - Foreman and Quinn; Bishop ana
Kinslow.' Umpire-Mr. Emslie.
AT SYRACUSE.
Stars ............. q 0 0 0 2 Q 90
Buffalo ,....,,.. 0 ] ! o.
Batteries-Murphy and Walker; Hart and Graves.
Umpire-Mr. Hoover.
AT ROCHESTER,.
Rochester .........0 o o / 0 0 0 0 o.
Toronto ........0 I 1 0 o o.
Ratteries-Hayes and McHale; Atkinson and
Decker. Umpire-Mr. Curry.
Exhibition Game.
AT B~INGBAMToN.
BinRhamton. ....-.... 8 3 0 0 0 o
Cleveland ...-......... 0 0 0 0 0 0
Batteries Chapman and Collins; Clicks and
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PsDss-Hoadsioek Seq
h,sassH dEg, fsg sale S~ssEsWhssN e
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OTHER GAMES.

American Association.
Al BALTIMORE.
......... 3 0 l 0 0 0-5
Athletics. ........... o 0 0 o.
Bat. eries-Cunningham and O'Brien; Maltimore;
and Cunning. Umpire-Mr. Doescher.
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EasterIy wlnds, Occasional Rains.

WASHINGTON, June 6
Weather indications:
FOR coRnecttctIt ara
RasievA HstO York =
Light 10 HresA eastern
stationary ten'i
occasional
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Beiting-Nlna w, Z TO 5; Bass Vioi. Sto /; Geo
Angus 70 !; Adolph, Bill Brien, SAKE and sars-
neld, Il to I; Ventilation, 20 TO L For q Place
SAKE, Ventilation, Adolph, Bill Brien and SarS-
neld. 8 TO- J: o.o .nu,. .,,,,, .n.
the lead when the nag fell, after a long time spent
at the post. Mini W.. was q head In front Of
PING. Adolph and Nina W. had o tough nght
around the turns and on the backstretch, Adoiph
showing q head In front ct the tnree-eighths Of Q
turn into the straight, and finished two lengths In
front of Adolph, who beat Bass Vol nve lengths,
11me-1.0 OF.
Mutuels paid: %. CO.; place, IS. IS; Adoiph paid
"a 50.
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Central LrRRue.
AT ALLENTOWN.
Allentown. ........... 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 90
Jersey City............ l l o o %
Batteries-Zel and Roche; Pyle and Rejp-
schlager. Umpire-Mr. Holland.
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FOURTH RACE

BetIlng-BHan Boru, 10 ~ WlndaAl, = tQI:
Kink. 8 70 !: Garnet. 6to Il Russell, 10 TO For
8 10 8; Garnet, Q 70 i, Russell, to l.
The Race. They got on quickly. with Garnet,
by q length coming past the stand on the second
circuit, Brian Boru b head In front OF Garnet who
Brian Boru forged ahead on the turn and led &c
the three-auarteFs, Q length before Kink. Wind
sail, with Seward up, fell IN 0 heap on the nex9
turn, Kink won by q nose, Brian Boru second. ave
Lengths before Garnet Ttme-l.AA Nutuala paid
S2a rs; place, o. 10; Brian Boru, s.
FIPTH RACE.
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THIRD RACE.

..5e spISS ! R'ns T. 10 x t tri F T,,t G, .% y n SS os
For : P'19saEss.s.' 70 Ct Costello 7tO'S' Bias
The Race. Easter, Barnum and Costello were
away nrat when the nag fell. Blue Jay had jumped
the hence ana had a little circus all by himself
while the others were at the post. At the first rurn
Easter kept the lead TN the turn 10 the homestrefch
OF the finish, when Barpum came BY and won
handily by four lengths, Raster second, two lengths
In front Of Costello. T1me-1. Is. Mutuea paid
s. IS; place, &. rs; Easter paid $40.
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Z RE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401, BIZ.
T. III ana 957 Broadway, l53 L. Bowery Isl Westss.
Battery Place, Chambers ana 5d street ferries New
Yoh s and sss FsCOs By o G aoSases
and staton Jersey City. where Tickets ani Panof
Sleeping reservations and orders tcr checking and
leave 23d. St minutes earlier than time shown FROM
Chambersst local trains to 10 minutes earlier
to Buffalo, Pullman sleeping coaches Hornellsvlls 70
Cincinnati and Cleveland ,,,r ,,x,.ss ,.-,,.
10 $50 week days Dea~ r aSs sIaS p'f''r
& n M daily Chicago and ST. Louis Limited sold
Pullman OF day nd buffet sleeping coaches 60 Bgf
81 Louis no extra charge for tast time - u.
D. M daily, Chicago Express Pullman bures Sleeping
coaches 70 Binghsnton 0wesO' Eimira Rochester But
Rutherford and PassaIe.4. t;ts 7;so s:so 10 80
Also % l Ra,Sercr4 30 a. az M T. = 80 20 p N
rss ss 3 el 70 0 Sac g. saneays 80 80
p,i aS sO .5 = go 80 10 80 NJ u Moons
s sS s 60 a ti9 So go 'so $40
IL night Sundays As. 8 80. 10 80 a. m IL noon
vera4s I'd Fs.ss: go sO az 80 u = asA
II 's@ i 10 M Il night nigh Sundays $50
Kids ,sS and ~ spasrn-, .4s 80 $50
A;Sc so 80 S;4e N 80 D. Is $50 $50 M
: s'ni' IL - u: %Isas - 50 ~ 90
w.asEn e S saS sS m 10 70 NJ N
sos Sunday s'0 90 q. io.soa $50 $50 $50
,so sp m su a; rs 70 Pc % 10 20 M
$50 t;sS q J'sosp m Sundays @As $780,
Express trains SS nm The West arrive In NswYOrs a.
Tes, II 80 = n and 10 20 p m 1. p. FARMER
Gen'l sup't General Passenger Ageat
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CT. LOUIS AND San FRANCISCO RAIL
Railroads..
RAILROAD.
On a a;9ssE @,Yr' TRUNK LINE
AND United STATES " AL. III

II als4 10
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL. ROUTE .,..,.
Trains saEe .. Msw.ao,k "a DesO'o'e' AM
Harrisburg Pitts6urs ara the West Pullman Palace
Cars attached. 90 80 (Dinng car ana pn y.
daily New-fork and Chicago Llm-to1 ~ Fr % nn m
every day.
wlllamsport Lock Haven, 90 a. m. sp. CORY AMI
Erie az p connecting az Cory for 1hus'Aio ANa
the Oh Regions. .,-- .s.
For Lebanon. :ov A. n 30 p. and II 10 night
90 I, M 90 90 ana 90 p M No s1sdFa-'' '"iy
BaQ and Ps SSu Gar. da p ene wssG sung
with Dining Car az 40 p. IN, arrive washington ~
regular 20 90 9nd nis 9 n sunaa T F
ana 90 co. a. NJ 80 ana arr Z is nghs
For Atlantic CITY AMI Caps May 100 p m, wees das'
tons, via Runway and Amboy' $3.50 ami . 10 a. m
ro "a ' Ed6. 40 sn Eo R not ' phi,
and Norfolk Railroad, 90 p m daily; via Baltimore
end bay tns 10 % Te eonS aa' with all through
trains at CITY af0rdns speedy ana direct trans
fer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave York VIA DcsLrosscs ana Tort,
iana 81 Streets Ferries s res. a, fGo.s ~ nDn ,as
10 Wa,h,9gion Lilailed; and II oC a. m, Il 20 100
and ~ is night dstion, 80 am IL 10
NJ, 4 40 and 90 p. n. sundays, Express, 6l5. 90
hn aSd 115 n nG no 1na
600 D. NJ. on sunday connect AZ Trenton for Camden
AS ekt o ocs and T 1885, ii 81 SAG and sa i't Sta
brooklyn station. City Emigrans Ticket once
TIE New-York Transfer Company Will call ana check
baggage from hotels and residences 1, NvooD
General Manager. General Pa7sr Agent
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Railroads.

~ ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
" ROOT or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table of october Q, 1885. -
:c0 A. m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Much
Chunk RadlnG Harrisburg etc u
5.I5 a m Tor Taston, Bethlehem and Allentown
100 a. IN FOR Pennington, Easton. Bethlehem, Allen
40 3. m loF Pennington Lake Hopstconc Easton.
Ton Reading Harrisburg Pottsyie Tamaqus. Shamokn.
N m Tor Pennington, Easton Bethlehem. Allentown
Manch Chunk Realm Harrisburg etc 49,.
'A' AZ n m for EastOn Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
chHnt Wlikesbarre, Scranton, Tamaqua. Shsmokin.
20 o n. for FlenngtOn. Lake uoDaSeong. Easton.
Bets zen md so D. ~ for somervils and Remington
S:45 o. NJ FOR Eason, Bethlehem A. Town. Mauch
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. ETC. On sundays at 30
D. m s,5 Has a. NJ, 1, L. 80, 10 p. N sundays,
n, for Red Bank, Long Branch tAsoury Park,
60, Grove except sunday, Point Pleasant Parlor
cars at ii IL a NJ, !, 4 80 ,. NJ r,...,.-s.,.
WON Manchester. IONS River. Barnegat ETC. ,
4 a. H., l p. m. Tor AILAN+1C lily Nineiahd'
g. s:15 10 30, II rs a. M l. 4 30 $50. s1S
P H. su'''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER 5, n. R. .,
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach seaorlsns
Monmouth Beach Long Branch, Lakewood IONS RIVER
and Barnegat at As p. n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
via Central T. X OF Ney-Je9sey and Philadelphia and
o Ii a. H. ; / 80. 10, 4, 80. 80, IL SUN
u AVS at > IS a. m. 4; 80 10 m.
Trains leaving as l. AS II 80 4. 80, 80,
l. D. NJ connection for Reading harrisburg, Potts
WIZ and Paror Car be procured at IL AIS
So-bsf Iso Fast l.Jth-s New York Court ST. $50
YorE transfer Company VIII call for check
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Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEI:
~ Trains leave chanbersst station "a wssT ea'i iS'
= 90 20 10 90 and II 80 .. rs, 80 Qo
s s. sS 80 O S"s g a. 10 g. y y IL
SATURDAY special y .s noon a, hdaiIona Trains
sSor Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Tamana
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE

pusness ut the Exchange yesterday confined
hIeny to sales b. private contract Among these the
st important re,orted that Of No. 13s2 Broadway
nv Morris b. Baer Co. Tho property IL stone build
Ing with twenty foot frontage and Of irregular sire
N the rear It sod for seo GEO. Messrs Lespinasse
Friedman have sold at private sale No. $50 Madison
ave. fouJ-story brownstone house. size Is 5x7fxloo
for $50 600 No. BIZ East Seventeenth four story
hssoop brownstone house 22x56xl0e, east OF Second
ave. has been sold for $4,000.
In Consequence Of the caused BY the Bcdel and
Foster forgees the trustees OF the Geuty Fund OF the
all the Mortgages held by them the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company for Investigation and insurance .
The Gath OF this month promises 20 be one OF the
Exchanges big days In addition TO the Cutting estate
by r. v. Harnett 4 Co. James c. Lalor issued bills
yesterday for choice selection OF Brooklyn and New
YORK properties TO close several estates The sac py
yere johnson. T., OF l41 lots OF the Napier farm AZ
Woodhsven L. l. was successfully compescd ana pro
eueei total OF t2l 165 or $50 per lot Tue popery
u situated on the Atlantic Avenue Rapid Transit roa1
Negotiations IN progress FOR the issue shortly by the
Holland Trust Company Of $1,000 900 OF coupon Donds
secured by mortgage real with insured utc
the Exchange yesterday the following proper'y Wa
lendtst, between Broadway AMI Churchst wen rente
over per cent net $50 600 also two plots 4oHyo
each, in Twentietrst. Sevenhavc, with ola oud-
ings well rented $50 500 and s3d coo four story
ayes, with all improvements al $4,000; iouf.s,ory
-stoop brownstone dwelling in Forty eighth St, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth aves. 2lx5Jxl2 block, having
Columbia College easehold with sixty two years 70 run
St corner west side, at e14o COO country seat and
trut farm OF 100 acres in Ulster County, N y, with
cuse OF nineteen rooms oubuidings ETC., was offered
Tor sale az GI9. 00O
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Dipi6eno Notirfs.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO,
1875 BROADWAY. NETWORK, sept 13, 1883
DIVIDEND No 49, -
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER
n CENT II per cent the capital stock OF this com
pany has this day been declared payable on MoNRAi,
Oct The transfer looks viii be closed on tues
day, Sept 25 at O'Clock D. n and reopent1 on !ues
day, Oct 1G. at 10 o'clock 4. A. H. CALbF' treas
OFFICE OF THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW YORK, october A. 1888.
nIVIDEND NO 3-The Beard Of Directors
Dhave this day declared dividend Of one and one.
quarter per Il IA per cent the Preferred Capital
earnings Of the previous fiscal
Payable November u. 1855.
The transfer books OF the Preferred Stock VIII Close
on the thrty-drst day October three O'Clock D. m,
and reopen November IL.
Bv order Of the Board OF Directors
WILLIAM WAGNER
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TRAINS FOR BOSTON

sHORTEsT LINE
By from 10 to Fl Niles
via New-York and New England Z. L. and N. T. n. II.
Leave NETWORK 10 ana IL M r. y p. NJ, u;so P NJ.
Arrive BosroN I so r. a. .gP N, NJ.
PARLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS -
ONLY LINE RUNNING PULLMAN sLEEPiNG CARS.
3 100 D. Daily, including snndays
Other trains daily except Sundays
Sleeping accommodations can be secured at uckv
enlcas 337 Broadway and ssaaa Csnuai Depoe -
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nlusiral Instruments.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and SQUARE pianos
"A which specially selected ana n.el
by the artists Of Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season, VIII De sOd ~ .Dca
reduction from regular prices. 80,
WIN. KNABE CO.. liz shave, above loth-sI
I,IsCJfEE PIANOS. renowned for tone and standing
i in tune. ManufactOrles and storcroomA AZ 70 so
West 2sth-st, and SCI BIoadway. isth.sL tpl,soh
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y: c. 4

M EST SHOKE KAILkOAD, n. y. z, q
w H. r. r. K CO.. Lessee Trains So leave West 80 go
isom foot OF Jay.sI, y. X Chicago. Detroit London
q da oo Is rs 81 'S Toronto s. 600 SIS
Montreal Canada Fast % 90 y 10. Niagara Falls syra
russ Utica and principal intermediate stations y:l5
- IS a. M, .0;Co y rs y. (and II u, for gucs
onlvl Kingston Saugertes. tatsklil Albany, 3;l5
= IL . So all 80 a and - 90 600 IS rs = m
straw :e5 a; M 40 %; Us m Esea an,, sissspns
other tra,is dsiy excep, sundays g . Leave sss.ey
West Shore station. az $50 q. M 81 80 ?. m For
tickets time tables or INFORMATION Apply 81 Offices: breok
foo, Of Futon-st New.York Clty-S63 and eas Broad
way l5S IL BOwery. Il Park place, and West shore
foot West t2ist and foot of Jayet. n: X
westcotrs Express calls for and checks bargags from
cenarai Ps.-snger kgclt s yanderbntaye., y, Y,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUNTRACK TRUNK LINE
and after October 7. trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

On and alter October 7. trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Largest and Finest passenger station In America
ears to ssratoss fattsburs and Montreal also to
81 % 30 a. m. FAMOUS yEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED. composed exclusively OF bunes
smoking dningcar room and sleeping cars
Falls Cleveland Indianapolis and Toledo arriving &C
Chicago a. 80 n,5 M s st. LGSs t1 III next Gay
no 80 a. m Chicago Express Tor Niagara Falls TO.
fG s @ AID gd o4 Aam
room e' OSsa3sSa a3a sha Express
Saratoga Lake George. Rutllnd Bennington North
A' $50 p NJ Saratoga and Utica Special with drawing
r0ca ' n Accommodation comm to Albany AMI Troy Connect.
for Wlllamsown North Adams. and intermediate points
Oh ms Fast Chicago. Cincinnati aad ST. Louis Ex.
ERSs ssc s aaa Sa eyen f Indianapolis
Deot snd ShcS,S wH and tsnsnfasua EXPRESS daily
and Via ST Adams ottawa VIA 81 Aieans ard Csa1
Except sunday Sunday does MOI rua west q Albany
pursJ as sDfsLa and Sasetpi Cleveland IS w.
30 Y,s,,a FAY s'9 Toroa pe ceT 1911 '' cia
ennati. iniianspoiis s. Louis Detroit and chlcsgo
YIN eePa a ss ay exeeps Saturday also to Cana
asigus sundays only. -. e,...,n, ....
to hpanS Connects a. albany With train for he west,
Tckes space Ia drawing room and sleeping cars on
IL PAX place Battery place 81 is5th-st: a6d
Iss,h:st sts.lsn New Yen sss washngsSa aud 100
Ws.eotbs Express calls for and checks baggage from
ho.s Hun S da1. others daily except SUNDAY ss'op a.
station take uO D-''s HNk ~ NON MoNE sT west
s:enMsrAl S1u"srntendent General Passenger Agent
SHORE LiNE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston, Newport and the East Express leaves rana
central station az 10 90 m and 200 m Tor NswpofS
iroyidenee and Boston: II 80 Might hsIlsssc tor
ss.la.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
I EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coruaha' anu
10 a M for Catasauqua and intermediate ponsn
IL. Geneva, Lyons tSlnhrA S1Shair
and the West aud principal ioe<a p"iAs'
LnTA m for Tunkhannock and ntermedste points Snas
a y 1nnahauuocK. Connection !" heaoins Nio 1ie'i~
ou 40 D. m. for Pittston and prine,PA ih'eineoi'~
po'Hsso in for Mauch Cnuak and nterHeuI1o polh1s
coSnsctlSn TO heading and HARRISBURG |HaiF S1
MtS'p m Tor Geneva Lyons, Elmra Rochester Bu-
ia West. Pullman sleeper W Lyons
III sisA N m for Laurays and intermsdaie puma
Trains leaving at M. y N ana . ~ m. con
-. a. Ill polnJs In Mahanoy and Hazeton COZ reslonA
neS' ''' SUNDAY TRAINS ..-.,.
q Il. for Mach ChunA, h1Lleton anu H~ts~aia1s
poihn.ss5 n m. Tor Coplay and intermediate points
~ m for Geneva Lyons Emira Hocheser' Bur
fac ala ' GENERA Eastern once 3sS Broadway.
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ VAII.MAI.-IrAns leave from FERRIES al "e's s<o
anu ~, 4od-st 80 a. Jay-st, 80 q m, for MID
atetowr falsOurg Monticello, LlDeity, MAtoh Detni'
Norwtch Utica. Rome Oneida, Fulton Os"ego buuao'
pe1Toitt Sn as 10 p m Jay.st. $50 M for Wall
80, Mvoiiey stations Iakos Mohonk Mnaewask1. Middle
IL, ~ ri5omir gburg Eenville, Mt Dale Monticello,
vv",,nltrrg Iiberty White Lake, Rocklani .,,, o..
west A2i. ST 25 p. Jay ST. O;iu p m u ns,is
u,dtatown Fallsburg. Liberty, Walton NorwtSn
osweso Suspension Bdge Da,2 Ohs essEqniss Ghar car
fre 90 >.,s ,iekets &C. 2o7 307, o. 323 Bread
In1e etn.ve 1874 East l25i-st 2O4 west iZoths1'
New-York j. C. ANDERSON, g. p 4,
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