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The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21

State, but says that his first love is | Flagstaff, the principal town of Northern Arizona.
 It is expected that mill No. ? of
 the Arizona Lumber Company, To-
 cated on the Mineral Belt Railroad
 twelve miles from Flagstaff, will be
 ready to begin the saving ol lumber
 in eight or ten days. At present
 but little lumber is being hauled,
 and the jovial bull-whackers are
 making merry in Flagstaff. How
 ever, a great many logs and ties are being cut from the woods around
 the new mill.
 J. 0. Vining, publisher of the
 Frisco Signal, states that he will re- sume publication in about two
 weeks. Flagstaff will then have two Democratic papers, as E. s. Clark has issued circulars announc- ing that on next Friday the Yava- pal Democrat will make it's bow to the public. While the unterri- fled will thus be plentifully repre- sented, the great and only moral newspaper of Northern Arizona moves smoothly onward.
 Though loser to the amount of Sll,000 by the recent fire, the in domitablo Sandy Dopahue has re- covered from wounds sustained in endeavoring to save his property and is making ready for the erection of a brick building on the former grounds. Other losers, encouraged by the pluck of Sandy, are also pre- pairing to rebuild, and the block that is now in ashes will soon be covered by much more substantial than were the old ones.
 In Justices .Crothers' Court on Monday Herbert Steele secured judgment against Vining & Booth, as publishers of the Frisco Signal, for wages due plaintiff as editor of that paper. Mi. Steele came to from San, Francisco about l the first of May, tiking the position of E. s. Clark, who had resigned the editorship of the Signal. Mir. | vining, in answering athe complaint, alleged that Mr. Boot 2 was not and never had been paE owner of the Signal, but the evidence adduced showed that up to the time of the 'ecent fire Vining & Booth were equal owners of the Frisco Signal ! md Winslow News.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
Look a Little Out.

The political situation is begin ming to loom up with some of its old-time intensity, and ambitious candidates are already giving theil stereotyped promises to the deal public in the hope of thereby net ting few votes. Promises are cheap in Arizona as elseS where, and the stockmen of the Territory should not allow themselves to be caught with such chaf. Men who in the past have shown themselves to be unworthy of public trust or conf, dence, be they Republican or Dem, ocrat, should be put on the shelf, and the sooner it is done the better. --Hoof and Horn.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
HANGED,
Pillar Peraz, Arrested fin Fiagstan Las
 Fall Is Hanrpd .t Silver Ytv

Pillar Peraz, Arrested fin Fiagstan Las,
 Fall, Is Hanged at Silver City.
 Late last autumn Constable E. F. Odell arrested in Flagstaff Pillar Perez, wanted at Silver City, N. M., for several crimes. Near that town Perez kidnapped girl named Reyes Alvarez, whom he held for couple of weeks and outraged.
 While attempting to rescue the girl Santiago Aguerilla was killed by Perez, who then took the girl and attempted to steal through Silver City. In the suburbs of that town he met and killed Deputy Sheriff Tom Hall From there he escaped to Flagstaff.
 Perez was returned from here to Silver City, where he was convicted and hanged on Friday of last week. In all $l750 was offered for his arrest. Constable Odell was at an outlay of over $500 through his capture and delivery, but so far has received no compensation therefor, and now thinks he will be lucky to get one of the rewards of $500.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
A FOOt-KaCe.

A foot-race of fifty yards for Ss5 a side on Thursday afternoon be- tween H. E. Barnett and Will Everich was won by the former. MT. Barnett is a railroad man, who came from Winslow about a week ago to take position on the Mineral Belt, which he afterward concluded not to do. MT. Ever ich won the purse in a race here on the Fourth of July, Barnett ra ing in the stakes of similar ra e at Winslow. Both are good runners, and Barnett is said to be a joe dandy.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
A Common Sense Remedy.

In the matter of curatives what you want is something that will do its work while you continue to do yours---a remedy that will give you no inconvenience nor interfere with your business. Such a remedy is Allcock's Porous Plasters. These plasters are purely vegetable and absolutely harmless. They require no change of diet, and are not af- fected by wet or cold. Their action does not interfere with labor or bus mess; you can toll and yet be cured while hard at work. They are so pure that the youngest, the oldest, the most delicate person of either sex can use them with great benefit. Beware of limitations, and do not be deceived by misrepresentation, Ask for Allcock's, and let no explanation or solicitation induce you to accept 8 substitute.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
The Mexican Election.

Porifo Diaz has been reelected President of Mexico. General Dia2 has always been friendly toward the
 United States and has looked with favor upon the enterprises of citi zens of this country in Mexico. He has governed with wisdom and tirmness, enforcing the laws with such impartiality as to win the re- spect of even his political opponents. In country like Mexico it is not possible to make changes in hurry. The old cumbrous Spanish system which was saddled upon Mexico during the time of the viceroys has to be modified carefully and slowly. But the impartial student of Mexi- can politics who compares the con dition of the sister republic of to- day to what it was when Porfrio Diaz assumed the reins of govern ment will find that the improve ments and progress effected are sim Fly wonderful.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
A Land Decision.

A recent Washington dispatch states that the Secretary of the Interior has rendered an important decision in the case of W. H. Ma, lone vs. the Union Pacific Railroad, in which he holds that an unexpired pre-emption filing upon lands within a railroads granted limit at the time of filing it's location of route at the Interior Department exempts the land from the grant. The Sec, retary has spent good deal of time on the case, and the decision will be very important, both to rail, roads and landowners.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
What Does It Mean?

The pardoning power vested ir the Chief Executive of a State ol Territory is of all other powers the most sacred, and requires the sound est of judgment and the strictest integrity of character of the Execu. tive who is called upon to exercise it, for the crirninal who is imprie, oned for life or a long term of years will not scruple at anything which will secure hir h freedom. Bribery i' generally the means used, and often with the desired effect Tucson Star.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
PAUSE AND PERUSE {!

Our house is essentially of bargains. Low values in abound in every department. Were it so could have not intercepted and held the volume of trade which we have. We buy FIVE TIMES the quantity of goods of any in this city Our advantage is easily seen. Why not enjoy the benefit of it?
 Here some of the values which we are offering. Those at distance-even thousand miles away-by our welregulated system of shopping by ma obtain the same advantages as trading in person. Orders for tho following described goods should be quickly as the stock will doubtless soon be exhausted
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
Buckiens Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup. tions and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mon ey refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by D. J. Brannen < Go.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
WEEKLY CHAMPION
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Having been burned out by the fire of Monday last, I respectfully request all those who are indebted to me to call at once and settle, as l desire to resume business and need all outstanding money for that purpose. My temporary store will be on the south side of the railroad track. J. SALzMAN.
 Flagstaff, July ', 1888.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21

The Prescott Journal-Miner notes the filing there of chattel mort. gage on two mules, valued at $15O each, by D. $. Russell to Attorney T. c. Norris.
 The American party will hold its National convention in Washington August 4th to nominate candidates for President and Vice President.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
Local Matters.

Mixed and fancy drinks of al kinds at the San Juan. If
 Ladies fine shoes sold at cost al the store of Chas Laub.
 For cool milk shake go to San derson's fruit store. x
 House and rooms to rent. l Chrisman. junl6tf
 Choice candies and nuts at Chas Laub's, San Francisco Ave. x
 Leave your orders for help at the Employment office of G. A, Woods
 2500 head of high grade Merinc sheep for sale, enquire at CHAMPION office. junl6tf
 Go to Sanderson, on Railroad Avenue, for a cool drink of soda water. jun30tf
 San Juan champaign cocktails are what everyone calls for each morning. If
 Read the advertisement of Wm. Carroll for a lost calf, Liberal re- ward will be paid.
 All kinds of fresh fruits received every day at Stewards. on San Francisco Avenue.
 For cool, invigorating drink take egg phosphate, which Sanderson has always on hand. jun30tf
 Ice cream every day and evening at Miss Pamelica Stewards on San Francisco Avenue.
 WANTED. Everybody to call at the Real Estate & Intelligence office of G. A. Woods.
 Chas. Laub is selling gents cloth ing, boots and shoes at bed rock prices. Call and sec.
 Woods buys and sells everything on commission, also Real Estate Rental and Employment Agent.
 Just received, this day, fine lot of fresh groceries, which l will selY cheap for cash. J. G. STEWART.
 David Babbitt has received a car load of hardware, doors and paints, which are for sale at bed rock prices. If
 If you want to buy or sell any thing or want situation call at the Real Estate and Employment office of C.. A. Woods.
 After the fire when you want to see fine assortment of fresh fruits you will find it at Stewards, San Francisco avenue.
 LOST. .---One red heifer calf, about ten weeks old. A liberal reward will be paid for her return to me at Milton. july WM. CARROLL.
 FoR SALE.-A complete carpen. ter shop, one planer, 5-horse power steam engine and all the necessary performances for 8 sash and door ia actory. For full particulars apply t. Chas. Culbreth. jun30tf
 NoTIcE.-There are three hogs in my corrall, marked as follows: One black hog, nick in right ear; one white SOW, underbit in left ear; one black SOW, crop off right ear, swal- low fork in left. Owners will please call at once, prove property, pay damages and take the animals away. julyl4 WM. POWELL. A CARD.-I desire to inform the public generally that I have re- turned to Flagstaff and am pre- pared to take contracts for the erection of brick buildings of any 1 dimensions. My work heretofore in Flagstaffis my recommendation as to my work manship. Respectfully, julyl4tf BARNEY HARMsEN. P. J. Brannen is selling staple and fancy groceries for less rloney than any house in town. He is selling Kansas City sugar cured hams at b cents per pound.
 cans of Cuttings Best Ta- ble fruit. ..,........,.... Sl.VU 4 cans of Cuttings jellies and jams ............. 100 5 cans of Cuttings choice tomatoes ................. 100 6 cans of eastern peas. .. 100
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
Will Visit Flagstaff.

Says the Phenix Arizonan of the 18th: A party composed of Joe Me Henry, J. H. McMasters, Walter McKean and several others left this morning for the mountains. They are provided with a good heavy wagon, plenty of provisions and blankets and four repeating rifles. Their destination is Flagstaff, but they propose making a detour through Tonto Basin and the lum- her regions where game abounds, and will be several weeks in mak- ing the trip.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21

A fire occurred at Kingman on Saturday morning of last week, destroying the Palace restaurant, owned by Mrs. ]. H. Burt, and the dwelling of Charles Peaseley. The loss was total, amounting to about ST, 200. The buildings had been erected since the fire of last month.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
House to Rent.

A three room cottage on Church Street. Apply to w. l.. Van Horn Attorney at law, If
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
C A L. l.
FOR A Republican County Conven- ton and Primary
 Election.

RooMs OF THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
 CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF "A
 vAPAI COUNTY, PRESCOTT, A T. July 7th, 1888.
 meeting of the County Republican Central Committee, held in Prescott, Sat- urday, July 7th, the chairman and secre- tary and chairman and secretary of said committee were authorized to issue call for the holding of primary elections or mass meetings in the various precincts of the county on
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
Announcement.
"OLp GR1zzLYn FOR SHERIFF.

l hereby announce myself as a candi- date for Sheriff of Yavapai county, sub- ject to the action of the Democratic county convention. Respectfully,
 Jos, R. WALKER.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
Yesterdays crude oil market again active, and
IN the early dealings selling movement continued
First prices 50 against 80 SS cents Friday
night but further In railway shares SYM
pathetically carried values down about ] cent Tho
bulls however appeared disposed extend support
10 the speculation and they encouraged by less
bearsh news from the Eeiboid well. which formed
one Of the factors OF depression on Friday This well
In Itself dd possess che magn tude warranting a
scare but IT'S eject heightened by the fact that 1t
was surprise 20 the trade It's location had seemed 10
condemn IL beforehand Yesterday the Wells fow showed
heavy falling OF, and It's output estimated A. only
,a barrels hour. The Shiegel WELL as heeca WAS
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT Foe RTRA~K TRUNK LINE
on and after December trains leave

q
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station in AmsrsA
Stopping at New Uptown station On l5sthse. a notea
IS nn. Rochester and Montreal fxpress drawngressn
Albany Troy and SYRACUSE also TO Montrea anu
$50 a m- FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTTBULEp LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet smoking car oinns
car drawingroom aud sleeping cars for Albany UucA syre
ousa Rochester Buffalo, Era Cleveland And 1oeds arrlv
ins Chicago $3.50 a. a. next lay. .. ,.,. r.....
tl0;3O M. Chicago Express fer Niasaa raia roront9
Cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis Dsuot ano CnoaSo
drawing room ears 70 Cananda.Eua sna hccnestor r
ssS q ~ Albany Troy and Utica special with drawing
room Albany aud Troy Cennscts at Troy Tor SARA
"G e. M Xecommodsiisn TO Albany and Troy:
I'D o. a. Fast ChicAso Ctnsunau ana 81 Loun Exprees
for Niagsrs Pa Buffalo Bridge Toronto Ceve
land Cincinnati rndianape - Louis Toisdo Dcus" anu
Chicago with sfeepizr and dining CARA r-... s.u-
1880 n M Montreal and CsnandairuA Efpress aauv:
sseplps cars PattaburE and Montreal wa touses ro,
and via Adams also - syracuse ami ransndaisu uAy
o. M special seepsr arrive. Rochester !toA H. euf
fao g:3Sa NJ, and ClsvelaLd 125 D ~. next aay os,
/. so o. n Fast Night Express fer kachesNr nun4io
Nzgara FsA Torsnto Cleveland Cincinnati IndisnApeuS
ST. Louis Detroit and Cicass with ,leepns cars sscpns
Waertown via Utica daily excsrt saturuaJ sso W
Canandaigua on sundays only. - q. Ana.
aght Albasv ExpresA with eleepiER cars 70 Avsny
and Connects with the morainr rsas Ior tns woS
for Aratoga Lake George and srtns NORM "hoep As'
frcsefs In drawing sad sleep,ns esrsoa
Grand Car s.cS AZ w.. s s iss sss sss issS
81 talon New.York 1888 Washington and $50 Fulton
ais BROOKLYN. and 20 tth ~. WILLIAMSBURG 49,. ..-,
wscors Express calls for and rheck ez<sASs ITO" hss"
or rr-sidesces ., .,... =. ,o,.
st ssrSn to tisS up passengers LOT HENRY MoNErr
'osrsral sup rim tsndent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
TaRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4OI, 317

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401, 317
II I'll ard 957 Broadway 1887 Bewery. ISL Westss>
Battery Place. Chambers Street snd 23d street ferries
New.York; y3l and 1898 Fuonsi, Brsoxlyni l0I Broad
ken; So Montgoneryst. and Nswstation Jersey City
Tickets and Paror sleeping Car reseryaens ana
for checking transfer OF baggage can o
Express 23d cartier than time shown
from chamsersst local trains % 10 minute, ssrer
Expross Pullman Buffet Drawing room Coaches 70 =.
mira Hsrnsi-ville Buffalo Pullman sleeping Coaox
fron HoPnellsvilis TO C'ncinnau. ,.,,,..n-r
man trai6 OF Day and Buffet sleeping Coaches g Busls
Niagara Falls CORY. Meadvillc Cncnnst Chicago ana
St Lsuis. No extra charge for fast time.
ll:3O nDay Chicago Express Pnlinnan Buuos siseRn3
fsio. Jsmsstown. youngstown. cincunat and Chicago
Rutherford aud Passsic445 7,s0 l09na M ~ noon;
lI6, g. $50 A40, 6;l0. $780, 300 SAC $50 1;3o loso
y. ~ night Also 70 Rutherford . 90 m ~ n:
ana s6 o. o. sTesoys 80 S ss' sN nish nj
$780, %sa 40 s. 5.io $3.50 800 $40 e'so 7'so %
aGsS asS asSd r. so Il Ses srSasy 1884, sS
sss ;sS 80 s,S SsS a.. s3S 2'so 5sS = 10
Z; :.tss s;:s T. 9 s,S,:
saod:S. & y'Ss stS. 5:ls, i$so a. ia,isass
NswSurg snd Cornwsll7:oo. sa NJ $3.50. 4;3s eoo oss
w.gPxistI % ssssa,: asys sls idso % S 9son NJ
ii 80 p m. Sundays, AS. 15. 10 80 q. m e;So'
xaas,sv 5sys!s 1850 i%sO IN; z; ssiiS
t;:S to:So 9. m: m:s0 q aso So Ii 30 D. N S1D'''N
Express frsn tho West arrive In New.fork 7oo
1875 a 4 s1,I1nr g, 1nd ioso p IN LIP FARMER
" G.,srsl Mansxer General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
pENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD. :.
On and after FEDR AIRY =, 1883
GRLND TRlJNK LINE

GRAND TRUNK LINE
r';s, Ds'0O''' and 0''.'
se1Pss Pullman sslas.
% IsH ssS csessS % Lm.a Of sns sd Das svosn:
snd sisspns ys,ssulsd Cs % q 0S M 'y:,y ccIy das az
"'HH:ss1S ss: s = T'asSis r.
e. e; 90 S snd Rsas
g sD ss e ss
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pa sSa sS oo ana g an and % T. &a:sa I'd
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II. Rssy.y g;s :a S%sss e, 70 % ls .sss ST.
rei S 81 rs Fos "a NS5 va S.rYo,.
SsGn Ssy as s.Ssd SO I ssssy sa' via Baltimore a
trains a. -, Jessy rsyS E .Sedns speedy and drss'
rrsI.s trY% rii,s ours, 70, 8 II 80 and
s.'; :Ssr ss.'ssss;'ss 90 n;!?ss:
40 and 10 81 p N IRON - 2hllsSsiphiS so. So SO: s
Il 80 eoa S.sS SSS So ssS' ssS'so tt$ 81
sunday q 's 50 sos g IS, 10 ss sS. .ss
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ss s,,.o. Es,,. ssyS va Dss'' and Corr
ego 20 5, o %. chicago isSised and 10 Washington
Os' sss Cana % .s md i IL s atls sss & ss
ton. 30 and ll:loA m. 40 and .. n Sundays.
Express ede, 0 % Limited) and 10 m' T. 80. d
Trains l..yns New-iork aaly. except sunday. ss g. D
sP "a on SUNDAYS eoansc, \. frsntcn ,OrSsndsn
ie o. s:ao, os, 40. IS, $50 2 80. e:29
80 ao Il and y iS m LiSi,sd SsEsss; H az rtn
s%ss idA saS ;.S PIE NO o. sYss.S. ,s aS
$50 a $50 timted) s:Ss, o :3S 10 and si2E m
Leave phiisdslphla VIA Camden. 90 3 N and 30
TIesst oniccs, s4D. ass and s44 Broadway l. Aston
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrcsses and Cofts
iandy ats CourtsI, and Brookyn Annex Station, fooe
Of FuitQnt. brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY immigrant
Se NsSyors Transfsr Company viii call and cheek
baggaxe fYon hotels and residenceA -
CHAS Il PLGH j. X WOOD
oenerAl Nanngek 0enesal poeo'I AGoo6
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

There were no transactions in State bonds or
city bank stocks National Park sold (25) at
40 IA and America Il o. at 100.
Railroad bonds were fairly active although at
irregular prices Several Southwestern issues
rallied sharply, but others yielded still moro.
They were the point of attraction. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas consol rs rose IA per cent
70 93 3-4. while the general mortgages gained
) IL per cent at 81 for 5s and "a IA for Gs.
On the other hand, st. Louis and Iron Mountain
Us fell per cent to s.; and Texas Pacific in
quiet. without much change Erie second con-
soils were firm and 1-8 higher at 95 l-2 and
Oregon Short Line 6s advanced IA per cent 10
lOl Fort Worth and Denver City firsts were
1-2 lower at 7S l-2, and Wabash Pacific, CHI
cago division, frsts fell 2 per cent to 80.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold
u 81 o. at 25 3-4a26 Georgia Pacific frsts 2,00q)
at | 0S l-2, Newport News and Mississippi Val
ley AS at 4 l-2 Western National Bank 105l at
9i I-2a9l, and among mining shares Bode l2OO'
at 60 rs, and Sierra Nevada t2o0) at S5 so Il
share
Money was nominal, as usual on Saturday az
2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement TODAY was as
follows: Exchanges. SOB 1877, ,083; balances,
81 036 S0S For tie week. Exchanges, S5S2273.-
$50: balances S24. .S72. .O94.
The b-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S4GS. 1878.
REPORTS RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON.
Tn. customs receipts reported ar Washington
to-day were $664,0 and tho internal revenue
receipts were $3.50 935. The United States Treas
ury received $273,000 National bank notes for re-
demotion, and the receipts for the week were as
follows;
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
Irom New New IM Pier No 55. n. r., foot OF Springs.
IS CITY OF SAVANNAH, Tuesday March 20. at m
IS CITY OF AUGUSTA. Thursday, March o. at D. m
SIS. TALLAHASSEE, SATURDAY. March "a st p N,
Eorid. and Western Railway Tor all points ~ eorgn
surpassed accommodations Elrsclass Table d. Hote sof
freight and passage apply 70 - r.y,x.,u~
W. " RHETr, J. ID. HAsuAGEN'
een Xs SAW Fast T,eishs eE, e Ass g., R,a,Sx
r. l. WALKER, Ast Ocean s. g. CO.. New Pier 80, N. n
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SS, co.
IN 49,. sh9Ri K3ItEs Z, boL pU LoNp3 Mo Ns;prMrn.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2dst, Hoooken-
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERh
saale Wed. Mar 2s O a. m. Elbe Sat-, April T. 9 p.
Fuda, Mon, April 2. 10 a. m. Lshn. Wed Ap'l II.
First Cabin s7s and upwara oertf, according 70 10
SN'.0 OELRICHS CO.. No bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

SHORE LINE.-Al Rail Route for Bosten,
Newpor, and tho s,;. express Isaye. 9rsna & Cen.
new Express train st p m, except Sunday East Er
press st II daily Palace Parlorcau or sleeping
eaySt N ia
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peck-slip
IN psr rs NJ RI a. p NJ and ~ CSunaHys except
ca steamers arrive In ume Tor early ans nosA aae sae
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. 7. q 4 Fl r Il. CO, tcsse6a
Trains issvs A2s iciiows and 20 minutes
earlier from foot Of Jaysr, North River.
Detrsit and Chicago; .9:5sa m.. 800. 'slS m
a. Lsuis. g. co. sS;l5
syraouse Bunas Rschestsr Suspensiou Bridge Nagaes
Falla y:lA 1855 = M 500. 'S'l5 pm
Eisssson ssassr.lss o.:sIl Alosny sio 'f'ls 'ssss
Crasssen,1 West Point Cornwall Newoasx 'SiS .1'ls
'9:s5 l0sl6 al1.30 m $500 40 eoo sis. $40 me-
and 800 y. m. cranstHn'a oornwaii. NewburR
For Montreal snd Canads East, 900 p ~.
Hamilton. London s056 800, >8;l6 p m TsrcRse
te,b6 q m. t6:00 - Is D. N. -, 49,.
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara fa'is OssrV
DaY fDay erceps SATURDAY. Other trains daily eIcsps
Sunday a. o Leays Jersey Cltv =. r. h staten 81 N3V
ms ss4on Hobekea, West shore station Gil; " u
For sE,t time tables paror sleeping oar accom- msds
tons Information. spplv at ohosa srootyn %.
fnxtons IT. 730 Futonst Odce. foet OF Futos ~
NewYorR City-363 7S5 SAG Broadway. 1884, Bowerv u
Park Place. and West Shore stations 1901 o
foot Of Jay-st. v. X. q T. LAMbEHEs
9 6Vanderblltave. 6snera FassenRor A4enH