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, 1888-10-11
WITH BEING TAsCOrT.
A Young Man Claiming to he From New
York Held ON Suspicion.


York Held ON Suspicion.
DENVER, COL, Oct. 5-A young man
giving the name of Edward j. Carter,
employed in wine saloon here. was ar.
rested yesterday on suspicion of be-.
ing Tascott, the murderer of the
Cnicogo millionaire, Smell. He was
kept in Jail over night. He claimed
to be from Fort Edward, New York, and
said he had worked at the Hotfm house,
New York city. This morning it was
found that he did not sufficiently resemble
the official description of rascott and he
was released and returned to his work. An
hour later he was rearrested on a warrant
sworn out by Van Vilrden his employer and
lodged in the county Jail. A petty charge
was made against him, which Is believed
to be for the purpose of holding him till
further Investigation can be made. Car
ter is neatly dressed. talks well and does
not hesitate to answer any questions asked.
The general impression is that Carter Is
not Tascott and that an innocent New
Yorker IL now confined. He has no money
Van Vilerden, the wine seller who
caused Carter's arrest. believing him TO be
Tascott, says that for ten years he was a
Chicago policeman. He feels confident
that Carter is SHELLS murderer He says
that when Carter first applied for work at
the wine.house he gave his name as Ed
ward Carkee and stated that his people
were French.
CHICAGO. Oct. 5...-The Chicago police
snort derisively ut the idea that Willie
Tascott has actually been captured at
last They have heard 20 many such
stories that they will not believe the elu-
sive young man has been found until he
is set in chains before them. So far more
than one hundred persons have been NOR
Tascott remains at large, J. Stone
Mr.. Smell 3 son.in.law, is hardly ready to
believe that the Denver Tascott Is the
murderer but he says that the right man
will be found very soon. 81 have recently
put two men on newly discovered trail, D."
Mr.. Stone said. land il matters turn out
as anticipate, not many days will elapse
until Tascott is under arrest. have
never held any other opinion than that he
has not been far from ChIcapOh
, 1888-10-11
TAMMANY NOMINATIONS.
A Row with the "Counties" Results In
the Selection Of n Straight Ticket.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-..The delegates TO
the Tammany county convention met to-
night and nominated q straight Tammany
county ticket. Ths leaders were in con.
ference oil day and many messages were
exchanged with the leaders of the county
democracy. Tammauy submitted five
names to the county as the
only ones upon whom they
could unite. The first two, Grant and
Duegro, were rejected, and finally O'Don-
ohue and Cox were ruled out. Roswell Z.
Flower was the only one acceptable to the
"counties. and the latter asked for more
time TO consider the question Of bis nomi-
nation. With the feeling that they had
waited long enough, the Iammany
leaders decided TO select their
own candidate, and proceeded with
the work in convention. General
John Cochrane was Temporary chairman OF
the convention. Resolutions were unani.
mously adopted pledging the support OF
the organization for the national and
state democratic tickets apd de.
nsouucing the the rsaotaiSN9nsry ,aaS9oay .,I.si pJine,
and state platforms; also .nonopolies, and
Kdownothingism. The administration oil
President Cleveland and of Governor Hi
were endorsed and the operations Of trust
denounced as criminal. Sheriff Grant wal
nominated for mayor by acclamation
The other nominations we're: James A
Flack, for sheriff; Senator Eeward F
, 1888-10-11
TRUE TO THEIR THREAT.
The Strike of the Chicago street Car Men
Inaugurated Yesterday.

The Strike OF the Chicago street Car Men
Inaugurated Yesterday.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.--One-third of Chicago
will he without street car facilities to.mor.
row, and within twenty -four hours anoth.
er third of the city will be In thu same
predicament. President forkes of
the North Chicago company has finally
refused the demands Of his employees
and afterwurd declined an invitation from
the men to arbitrate. All north side EN-.
ployees, $50 in number, will strike at @
o'clock tomorrow. Interviews tonight
with representatives OF the $50 employ ees
on the west side show they will strike
probably before tomorrow ight in order
If possible, to cripple the entire Yerkes
system and bring HIM to time.
CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-The strike OF the
street car conductors and the cable grip
men on the north side was inaugurated
running on the entire north division. The
sidewalks were alled with pedestrians
headed for the business portion of tho
city since an early hour. The express wag.
ons and rattle traps of all desert ptions TEN.
porary seats having been fixed, are being
run by the strikers and others. Thus far
no violence on the part of the strikers has
been reported and is not expected.
The managers announce that no attempt
VIII Ue made 10 start the cars I'LL Monday.
The west side conductors and grip men
have given it out that they will strike at
midnight. Thus, tomorrow three.fourths
of the city will be without cars. The man.
agement OF the north side division have
engaged l5O new men. Everything re.
mains quiet.
IL seems now almost an assured fact
that the west side street car men will join
the north side strikers. The directors Of
the Street Car Drivers Association will
meet on Sunday next and call a special
meeting for Monday next when IT is be.
lieved the usual formalities Of declaring
strike will be perfected.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6,--Superintend'
ent German of this city has, during the
past few days, been collecting all the grip
men available and sending them to Chi.
rago to fill the places of the striking men.
About 100 men of this city have responded
10 the call and have gone to Chicago and
more are expected to 20 next week. Forty
men left tonight.
, 1888-10-11
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The General Deficiency Bni stu Under
Discussion.


Discussion.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.--Hearings on the
labor claims of foreign relations commit.
tee of the senate. which has been in pro-
gress for ten days, has suspended and will
probably not be resumed till after the elec.
tion or until the next session. The con-
ferers on the general deficiency bill paved
the way for the agreement on the remain
ing puints of difference, though action has
not yet become final. The provisions to
pay the remainder Of the years salary to
an extra years salary TO the widow of l..
Il. Dancey, of the internal revenue service.
be stricken, ns ia also the provision 10 ex.
tend the laws Of the United States Of No
Mans Land.
The senate is induced to recede on the
last named provision to save the bill, it
being understood that the point Of no quo.
rum will be raised by some in the house IL
that remains. A probable agreement will
gins, providing for the continuance of the
work of constructing the buildings for the
woman's christian home in Salt Lake.
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 1.-The several pri-
vate bills having been disposed Of In COM
mittee OF the whole, McCrea OF Arkansas
called up the senate bill to incorporate the
Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua.
Culberson of Texas offered an amendment,
providing that nothing In this act shall he
held or construed in any manner to iu-
volve the United States In any pecuniary
obligatian whatever. other than In respect
to the payment OF tolls. Phelan of Ten
nessee offered an amendment, providing
that the canal shall be under the control
and protection Of the United States. in
order that representatives Of all North
, 1888-10-11
SUMMOVS.
Territory of Washington, !

Territory of Washington,
County af Spokane
In the District Court OF the Territory of Wash
ingtOn, and for the Fourth judicial District
thereof, holding terms at Spokane Falls,
Spokane County, in said Territory.
Henry Vosel' pIaintih'
Frank W. Hobbs defendants.
To the above named defendants--
You are hereby notified that Henry Vogcl,
plaintiff, has filed n complaint against you in
the District Court of the the Fourth Judicial
District, holding terms at Spokane Falls which
VIII come on to be heard sixty days alter the
first publication of this summons, to wit; sixty
days after the 3Oth day OF August lssS, and UNI
less you appear aud answer the same on or be-
fore the 30 day of october 1855 the same will be
taken as confessed, and the prayer Of the said
complaint granted, The object and prayer of
said complaint Is to recover OF the defendants
herein. Julius Brandt, Anna Brandt and Fred.
Necker. the sum of even Hundred aud Eighty
Dollars with Interest thereon at the rate OF o
per cent per annnm. from January Is, 1887 un-
vi paid as by their promissory note made and
delivered TO said plaintiff and to foreclhsC u
certain mortgage Of even date with said prom
issory note to secure the payment thereof,
said mortgage being upon lot number nine (g)
In block number thirty-six 1857 in the Rail
Road addition to the town of Spokane Falls, in
spokane County. w. T., together with an at.
torney's fee of Twenty Dollars as specified in
and disbursements herein.
Witness my hand aud the seal OF said court,
this 9Th day OF August 1885,
ID. A, CLEMENT Clerk,
BY q. Il. JOHNSTON, Deputy,
3. q. Allen, Attorney for plnintiH.
, 1888-10-11
THE RED SHIRT RAsCALs.

A Military Society of Anarchists Dis
covered In Kansas.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. GA special from Win
field, Kas,, states that great excitement
exists in that vicinity over the discovery
OF secret military order of tie anarch-
lists known as the National Order of vi.
dettes." II exists in Cowley and Sum
mer counties. A man named Prior,
formerly Of st. Louis, is given as the
leader of the band. The agitation is in.
creasad by the discovery Of several well
known citizens as members of it. The
discovery was made by the detective who
was initiated into the order.
, 1888-10-11
At jerome Park.

JEROME PARK, Oct 6.--'lhe day was
cold and wet and the track muddy.
First race, three and three.quarter
miles, Radiant won in l:l91a, Cham
pagne Charlie second, Mimi flly third.
Second race, one mile, Badge won In
l.461l, Ovid second, Oarsmau third.
Third race, one and one.eighth miles,
Paragon woa in 2:0l, Climax second,
Terra Gotta third.
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Fordham wen in l;54a4, Eleven
second, Santalene third.
Fifth race, seven-eighths of q mile,
Cambysses won in 1:341a, LanRe Crab
second, Pocatello third,
Sixth race, three.quarters of a mile
Arumstick won in 1884, Umpire second
Maia third.
, 1888-10-11
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WARRINGTON, COUN.
TY OF SPOKANE.

In the district court OF the Territory OF Wash
ington, and for the Fourth Judicial District
thireof, holding terms Mt spokane Falls,
Spokane County. In said Territory.
Mary A. Welsh, plaintiff. vs. william Il.
WEIGH, defendant.
To the above named defendant:
You a,e hertb. no ifed that Mary A. Wclcli,
plaintiff, hes med a complaint against you In
the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict holding terms at spokane Falls. which
will come on 20 be heard sixty days after the
nrst publication of this summons, to wilt;
sixty dRA after the 4th day Of October, Isss
and unless you appear and an wer the same
or before the 81 day Of December, 1883, the
same viii be- taken as confessed, and the
prayer %. tee said complaint grsnied. The OBJ
ject and prayer of said co1iI hni Ia to OBJ
lin dissolution OF tue mar, r,iaPe CONT acts
now existing between said plain ~ and de.
fendant, and a decree Of divorce on the
grounds OF W iliful dcsertion Of plaintiff by
defendant for more than on year previous To
the beginning of this ACT Ion. and for failure
on the part OF defendant TO support plaintiff.
witniss nv hand aud the seal OF said cou
his ID day of October. 1855.
II. A. CLEMENT,
Turner, Foster a Turner, CLERK.
Pryor Ready,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff oc4-9
, 1888-10-11
Reilly, county clerk, George H. Forester,
president board of aldermen.
HEWITT NOMINATED.

He In Endorsed by the Democracy for
Mayor OF New York.
New York, Oct. 6.--The county con-
vention OF the New York county democ-
Iacy assembled ut Cooper Union this after
noon for the purpose of selecting. candi-
dates for county Offices. Hon. w. w.
Niles placed in nomination for mayor.
Abram 5 Hewitt. the present incumbent,
convention then adjourned without max
ing any further nominations. The ticket
will be completed on Tuesday.
, 1888-10-11
CONTINUE TO CALL.
Hundreds of Visitors Wait ON General
Harrison.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5--Wisvonsin and
Indian were the states represented to-day
at General Harrison's reception. The
Indiana delegation numbered between
thirteen anu fifteen hundred from Coving.
ton, Fountain City and other towns. The
Wisconsin visitors came from Madison
and Janesviie, and numbered two hun.
dred. They were escorted to Tomlinson
hall where fully three thousand five hun.
dred people had congregated When
General Harrison walked down the stage
the audience gave him an ovation. The
cheering and waving Of flags continued
for five minutes. Benjamin Hegeler OF
Attica addressed the general on behalf
of the Indiana delegation. X. G. Spoone
spoke for the the badger state visitors.
Gen. Harrison made an appropriate re.
sp0nse
, 1888-10-11
CROSSING THE LINE.
Chinsmen Enter the Territory from Brit
ish Columbia.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.--The collector If
customs at Port Townsend, Washington
territory, reports by telegraph to the
treasury department that Chinese laborers
are arriving from British Columbia with
proper certificates and a,ked IL they shall
be allowed to land. Assistant Secretary
Maynard answered him by telegraph to-
day, sending him the provisions Of the
Chinese exclusion bill. and saying that II
went into effect on the date of its approval
by the president, October l.
, 1888-10-11

The Oldest Locomotive Engineer.
Augusta boasts herself the home of the
oldest locomotive engineer. His name is
Henry G. Raworth. The first locomotive
ever built In America was the BEST
Friend" Of the South Carolina Railroad.
, 1888-10-11
THE CGUR D'ALENEs.
Items OF Interest From the Mines aud
Miners,


Miners,
The. Silver Chief mine, located about
1000 feet above the mouth OF Gorge Gulch,
and owned by Charles Laatz, John Gala.
nan, Z. h. Monteith and Clark Bros, is
one OF the coming bananzas OF Canyon
creek. Two tunnels have been run on the
property. One of them is $50 feet long
and the other about forty. In the longest
tunnel they have II ledge eighteen inches
wide and assays sixty.tive per cent lead
and thirty.fve ounces iu silver. There
has been no work to speak of done on the
properly this summer until lately. Charles
Laatz is now working the property and
intends to ship several car loads Of ore in
a very short time. One place on the claim
the ore Is right on the surface and in large
quantities, and it is the intention of the
owners to sink at this place to see how it
will pan out. That the Silver Chief is u
good mine there is no doubt, and we think
the owners are sure Of being listed with
the mining princes of the Cpur d'Alenes
in time. e.-Buette Independent.
, 1888-10-11
HARRISON AT HOME.

cations.
INpIANAPoLIs, Oct. 4..-.1'he Michigan
visitors to-day represented largely the
furniture manufacturing interests Of Grand
, 1888-10-11
lssa A ID lsss
JOSEPH DOUGLAS,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW.

Spokane Falls, Spokane County, Wash.r.
will practice in all the courts OF wash
lngton and Idaho Territories. U 8 cour
OF claims and supreme court. Land and
mining law specialties. Collections made
and remitted promptly.
, 1888-10-11
An Aneer Victory.

SIMLA, Oct. 6.-.-The troops of Ameer
OF Afghanistan defeated the forces Of
lshak Khan at Tashkurgan.
, 1888-10-11

A Theatre Burned.
LONDON, Oct. 5....The theatre Royal, at
Dundee, burned last night.
, 1888-10-11

The majority terms the Mills bill a
sectional bill and says its provisions point
to an attempt to Gscriminate in favor Of
the attempt was made with the one hone
that 1t may he found possible to achieve
the permanent prosperity Of one section at
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cordandt and
" q 70 a m for CatasauQIa and Intermediate points
a. M for Geneva Lyons, EnIra, Rochestcr, BuHaio
and the West and principal Local points Ohaf car 70
Elmra. ,,.----.,,.- -,... OIL.
i D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 10 Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg. ,,-, ,......,,..o
$40 D. M for Pttston and principal intermediate
points. Chair 20 l.. and II. Junction
;40 p. H. Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
MaueE Chunk. ,. N,
7 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Emlra, Rochester. But
fao and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons;
sl5 p. IN for Laurays and internedlate points ,
Trains leaving a. a. m, l D. m ana 5'4O p m con-
points in MahanOy and Ilazeon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS ,-.--,,-.
a m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and Intermediate
points. ,,.,.
AS p. IN. for Coplay and Intermediate points Ma,
y. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Eimira, Rochester, Bui-
falo and West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
General Eastern Onlce. a35 Broadway
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

n KAILWAY.-'Trslns leave from ferries OF West 42d
and Jay follows: 49,,
detoWn FaIsburg Monticello, Liberty. walton, Delhi,
Norwich. Utica, Rome oneida, Fulton, oswego Buffalo,
Detroit, Chicago. ,,,,
West 4ed.st. 10 m Jsyst. :55 No.. for Wall
Kill Valley stations Lakes hohoni MlnneTasks' MID
West 52d.st, 4l0 p. m. Jayst;, 800 p M Tor
Mlddietown Doomngburg, hlenylIle' NJ pal9' Month
Wost 45d.st :25 b. IN. Jay.st, 10 m, daily for
MIddletown Fall sburg Liberty, Walton, Norwich Oneida
Oswogo Su sDenson Bridge, Detroit Chicago St Louis
Buffet Shoppers Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
saturday Ralfholiday West a2dst, | 10 p. m jay
St 100 D. m, for Campbell Hal, MlddleOwn Bloom
incburS lenylle FalIsGurg Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake Livingston Manor. Walton, Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room seats aud borths reserved az
3O7 Beostsay. Tine ls1es, uesets Sc; at 2o7 5O7
o4a 323 broadway 737 6th-ayc., 1874 East 125th ST.
2Ol West 125th. st., New ork; - n
Is Exchange Place, New.York.
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REAL ESTATE
pr,S1vEss AT TIE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS
The only sale at the Real Estate ENeh""ss -
was by d. Phoenix Insrsham Co, VINO and
,o,cc;osure Nos e72 and s74 West oho-h'"u''u'"".
on,esr,,st two 5sory brick enoments and o'a on 'no
- ., ,he s,roet 1,o feet cas-; OF EghE-ayc ianu
sosino II No 90 Mas sold TO James f9S s tnr
TN $3.50 IS and No S SScssraSy private house
n %sst sGsrGa w II Sde Sat and
country pace; equity so5Oui e for private house
an Eas, Side tepenent in e1s hh6 70 $4,000 and oa
private browns,one dwellings 900 an n'' v
country property equity s'',uV'
Now.Yosa Friday, Aug 10. 1883:
Tho following sales were hea a' "'' AN' ~
Auction Room 'G HS D. p ,neraaa| Co. WA, ,,7,,.,
Ono x,orv building with ct NO. 2If West i}sln nd'
isC ices { OF SHAVE, lot -0NiVViA' '' '
5ns s s building viii 253 Yves, 5lg c1 s.
adjoining above, lot -sNiV0.
oo,nvn mai, ESTATE TRANSFrRs-N. Y. CITY.
'a,Ss, No "a East Charcs Buck and wife to am ooo
oth.ave, No ilSS-ll'i' also 40 10i 200 900
e,s same 70 i rs Il Of Chaye e0xiooS Ekcn
fern,T :, 30 N Mcs / Samuel to G il Quick 10000
Sans nroperty; G II Quick 10 Chases Rond 10000
ssa.stp M 2$5 It " Of 9lhave, 2oxlos2i 40 ON
ucsier. No l92, San,ael Wei 70 Klein $500
SANE property :; = Klein 70 samuel Wen SS'ooo
sta'e ,,s s. and q Via 10 panie weisnantei 500
s2dst 5 9G - ISn % Nancy $4,000
72dc.L n :; no 20 y y sultan f'' 5000
7ots's 70 susan NUa IL u Benson $4,000
CaSlsge Nay n,se ra aGs 70 charss Buck $4,000
S5s 24s4 sd I, OF s,eInsardt $4,000
sths lot lq4 5r sI and ana % wie 10 Meals 2s4oo
Wooster,st e $ 1868 IT Of Broome-st, 254x % .oo
ioO Archer rsneosst Mtg 90 to X Lno n-..vv
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NOEIi RIVER
For TEf IiIs and an ' TTESr9S Brock
= at st7N fS at as SS SO 'o
Trains leaving Ut 4 az i$o 4 80 Po 49,
Maach Chunk, Readlns,, Iiarrs6arg &c a,,o,ou ana
AS m. for Lake liopacong, Easton Betnehem anu
100 = m FOR Remington. Eas'On' Bethlehem Allen
Ie~nSsoR cE LAKE 9pacSssg E sstsn
ton Reading Harrisburg, Pottsyie Tamaqua, Shamckn,
su3bTry ;e Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk, leading, Harrisburg etc .-. Mana.
CHUNK &Re sr Sa sePano S'"I T%%aq4a
80 p. m for Pennington, Lake Hopateong Easton'
90 ana 80 D. H. for somcrylc and Tlcmlngton.
for ESc e On sundays at 80
slS. $50, 11;lsa M ! 30 go 30 A. 80 20,
Red Bank Long Branch iAsbury Park Ocean Grove sS'
ffip Is sS"q nay a isc' 49, 80 50
wdob e. 30 S% RYE .n
a m, 80 p, m. Tor Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
90 'ne co sls So 10 30 II 15 a. M 30 30
4, 80 3, 30 O:l5 p m. Sundays a. M p m
r.EK EASg 5s Of II Tg':d' w. T Il II;
iaas i.so p aSo GnF 1 I5rl4 90 m
For LONG F GEAff rfk Go !: fkovN' etc..
For Mshnnd Beach ssa6Gst o 100 pGaeh G
sa5 i;sO 80 i p m sundays 80, II 100
For E5eroH Assgy raIk oeesn gESyG e5e OO OO
and Saturdays 90, 0 90 Il 100 u. m l@;l5 100
For Atlantic Highlands 80 100 Il 100 Saturdays
o9y. s45, 80 $50 p Pa "a r,roegot 4 30 8 100 m.
rSSts and faror Car be procured r. 49,
iS5sl, is2 East i35ihst NewYOrk; Contest $50
Fuonst os broadway niocFltn; c.u %, NJ, chcck
baggage from h0tol or residence
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Counirp BOARD.

A BEAUTIFUL summer home for family or rev, rev
"A private mansion; abCr- an hour from
orr aid cold water, gas, paths ~ hcIcs
lawn shade, walks garden fuit; high Location SUPER
49, NO'''S' ~ 1927 A. b,
uf0S' $50 wfllam-st 81 floor.
4 EHLEY HILL COTTAGE.--In the loyeiest ara
"A most healthful portion OF Berkshire; 81 70 sig
Mrs LINUS MELICS. CGrake lion WORKS, ~ I.
COUNTRY BOARD near BAY and ocean; bathing.
- boating ana riding SHADY lawn; broad piazza generous
table liberal terms. JOuN w. TUIHlll-, Spe"hK' La.
HODGE FARM.-Poaslnt locality. delightful scenery,
~ mountain Eafly home Of the late VIM B DnS
more Address ]. c. DODGE, Bennington Heights, N IL
With large additions and commOdioVs rooms centrally
located and newly furnished. "a 'FRONT.' Saratoga
Springs Opens June is Mrs. S. VAN VEGHTfN Prop
JEAITII AND C0MFORT.-PaTiies desiring large
airy rooms pitsssnt shade MT ana cold bath ana r,
elias, country board 10 hours from tie city, may al
dress Box 1877 Fishkl on Hudson, y. y.
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Railroads..
DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
On and after July A, 1se
T. NEAT TRIfN[ LIN III

after JULY 4, 1900.
AND UNfifhh6 SIXTIES NAIL ROUTE: ,,,os,
trans sse isaI TarSSs 40 fcc yIn
HARRISBURG Ptts6urs and The West. with Pullman Palace
da sr; "1sSa So ann n eea Sp"%f d %
Dining smoking and Sleeping VestIouled 0afs ~ 'VV
wiiiiamspofi LoSk Haven 100 m. 90 p m Cory
e! ys sn$ ns 90 iao ed IA Has.,
For SS9rSOwn oh So and So ana saurdas
c1ly sunday ei5 s s@d 10 limited m Wash.
az g 6P5f a 4. IS 90 s spd $'sH@s
90 2'Sc Se and :oa md and m n and l ig IS
For Atlantic City, Il 10 m. 100 and 100 week
ES EN- May HEAD 'Ss sa SaY: p4 sta.
j. noon 2 80 8 10, q 40 t.mlted) 40 s and m
On SUNDAY, : ~ ana 10 a. H. aud p NJ do not
For 9d Point and Norfolk via NewYoIk PhIaatelphis
Snd ES2 L5c ka5S 80 ~ week days. VI"
Beats Of B;ooRyn hnnex" connect with all through d,
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave New-York via Dcsoros'es and
uortandt Streets Ferries, as follows: IA ,,,,.- o.
? ara l 20 s. e c hSsS Unfit ad Win pnes
800, L. 80 80 and p m ard % II s3 10 night
T. 80, 8, q, 80 8 and p. H.. and - 10 night
Trains s0F eaSns daily except Sunday at
ana On suRasys Scncs a. Trenton ana io 70 Camden ana
Teket oee Nos 49, $40 and md "a bTSHdss
Court court St and 4 nPoo SH % A1SsS station foot q
BrooRyn; Station, Jersey City Emlgrant Ticket ONCE
The Ncw,York Transfer Company Will COLL for and
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