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Daily Republican., 1889-05-24
YOU SEE If IT DOES NOT
Make Them Open Their Eyes With
Accent wild.

Accent Niid.
1t is really amusing to see how some
people try to keep step with a man who
first brings into existence new striking
ideas. Whenever you see OF read of such
parties who try to follow you will always
find out that they slide into the soup
with their horrible blunGers. Always
give credit TO him who credit deserves and
II you work according to this we'll estab-
lisbed principle, perhaps by honorable
treatment and following the same path
they will some day become equally as
famous as the prominent originator of
Wilmington. And that individual who
has earned fame is none other than MIR.
Louis Fsllheimer, man who does not
blow his own horn, or sing his own praise
but he merely calls attention TO the fact
that no house In the State OF Delaware
possesses the moral spunk aud courage to
sell trst-class ready made clothing at
such small profit as he does. Just
think a beautiful Broad Vale" suit of
clothes for $40, actually wolth S18 hand
GONE cashmere suits 10 light or dark
shades from 81. so to SIS; boys suits, hun
dreds Of patterns to select from, 80 up TO
the finest grades In America al sure
saving of 33ia per cent. on every dollar.
And above all kindly remember the es.
Enlistment is the famous Economy Hall
Clothing House, No. 4U6 Market street,
between kumiord's and McCloskey's hat
houses.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

GOOD WHITE GIRI.
w at 1919 Tatnall street. Must be At
good pliIiu cook m5J-3tt
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

WANTED - A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general housework, ut southwest or
nsr Seventh and king stress. m2i-2tS
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Chief OF Police SwiRgett, having re-
&c we'd the proper papers from Governor
Biggs, went to Philadelphia yesterday
aud brought Alfred Pratt from the
Moyamensing prison, where he had been
confined couple OF weeks awaiting a
requisition to bring him to Wilmington
to answer the charge of abauctlng Rose
whitley from her home on Riddles
Banks. Prstt has wife and several
children living on the banks. His victim
is not 10 years of age. He will be given
bearing before Squire Bertolette to.
m rroW morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

The corrected figures of the late regis
tration of voters of the ely make the
number considerably less than first re-
ported. The total this year is 6l9U, COM
pared with 69SS last year, showing a de-
crease OF 799. The First ward shows q
decrease of rs; the Second, 81; the Third,
n; the Fourth, SO; the Sixth, 81; the
Seventh, l78; the Eighth, 2l3; the Tenth,
PA; the Eleventh 40, while the Fifth
ward shows an increase OF "; the Ninth,
173, and the Twelfth, 81,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Rev. !. L. Mckee, who is conducting a
series Of special services at the Rodney
Street Church, is ono OF the most success
tul and widely-knOwn preachers to chill
dren III the land. For several years,
when pastor in Louisville, KY, more
than thousand people assembled each
Sabbath afternoon to hear his sermons Ia
children. He will conduct a special ser.
vice for the children In the Rodney Street
Church on Saturday afternoon at foui
pbplrpk
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

The commissioners of registration and
election had warrants Issued yesterday
for the arrest Of Thomas Tillman and
James Miles, two colored men who at
tempted to register illegally on Saturday
last. Tillman was arrested, and when
taken before Clerk Hyland he was held
in $500 bail for hearing before Judge
Ball on Monday next Important de-
velopments are awaited In regard to
Issuing false tax receipts.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24
OVER PRODUCTION

Is the the only difficulty this country troubled with In
most branches of business Within the last few weeks
have purchased stacks of first class reliable Suits for
Men, Boys and Children from IS to 80 per cent less
than their actual cost of production, made up l. Our
stock was never better and prices never lower than
now Having no partners to divide with, no enormous
expenses extravagan management to tax patrons with
we ere willing TO share these advantageous purchases with
our friends. For this week we offer some irresistible bar
gains. Donr delay Call, you don't intend pur-
chasing as to become fully convinced that when we
advertise bargains 1t. G. A. R. Suits in large
quantities. All styles and prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

DCBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
L Public sale at the southwest cor
ner of Claymont and Davis SITS, over
nm street Bridge, on Monday, May 27th
ut . o'clock y. M, II full and complete
line OF groceries and store iiNturcs, con
,i-tins OF the various grades OF sugar,
~oirp, spices, Tea, Coffee Mulu-sc4,
syrup, Flour, and Il general assortment
OF shelf goods, which are entirely new
within the last twenty days. also couu-
ter and shelving, scales, Coffee mill,
large lee bON, Awning, and Horse, Wa
gOu, and Harness, all uf which will be
suit dealers. VIM. a. lIUkILL, Auct,
m2t-lL
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

DUPONT Post received commuHica-
ton last evening from the Rev. j. Z. d.
Hanna, pastor OF Asbury NJ. E. Church,
in answer to one sent him by Comman-
der Dua, inquiring if it would suit him
to have the Post atteud that church sun
day evening". Mr.. aGnna stated that 1t
would afford him pleasure and the Post
decided to attend 1t vas afterwards
decided to invite Smyth Post, No. /, and
Grant Post No l3, to join with DUPONT,
and 1t Is Hoped that the invitation will be
accepted. Mr.. Hanna Is al eloquent
speaker, and tho who attend viii be
sure oil hearing ia excellent sermon.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Twelve desirable lots and tract OF
land suitable for manufacturing site
will be sid at public sale by Thomas r.
Laliy tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Persons who wish to purchase or view
the property can take the hack which
leaves Eighth and Market streets at 3.4d
p. IN. O,her parties have made money
10y purchasing lots, aud many will do sc
Tor years TO come.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

A movement is about being started by
prominent members of DOPOnt Post, No
=, q. A. r., Which will probably eyentuate
in the building OF hall III the rear fu-
ture for the use OF the Grand Army. The
matter has not yet taken definite shape,
but It is probable that 1t will be joint
stock concern.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Major John T. Dent, who resides at No.
l4l9 jackson strelt, WAS quite badly
hurt yesterday afternoon, while at work
IN the shop OF the Wilmington Manuiac-
turing Company, by being hit on the fore
head by piece OF wood flying from the
lathe, knocking him down and cutting
through the flesh TO the bone. DR..
Draper dressed the wound, but declined
to sew 1t up, fearing that the skull may
Id slightly fractured.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

William II. Fairlamb, propa sed as
Republican candidate for Coui ell from
the Fifth ward, declines the pro1ered
honor, but recommends hls friends TO
vote for Franklin B. Cotton Tor candi-
date. The nomination W Il be made this
evening at Republican headquarters,
Seventh and Market streets.
The Democrats of the Seventh ward
will hold a meeting this evening at the
office Of j. l.. Malone on Delaware
avenue,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

The greatest success OF any medl;ings y
diseases of the eyes is DR. sIMMs' Ell
CURE. Near about 1000 cases OF disease ~
and weak eyes have been cured 10 s
last three years. A splendid remedy w"
never does harm, but about always G V;os
rs and so cents. Depot, 4th and h'D',
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

At tie Municipal Court this morning,
Michael Riley was fined 81 and costs for
drunk enneSs.
Joseph Lynch for dlsorderly conduct
was fined 81 Hnd costs.
Daniel and George johnson and Clara
Miller, all cOlored, were each fined So
and costs for disorderly conduct in an
unoccupied house on New street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

DR.. E. @. shortlidge, of the Fish Com
mission, forwarded about $4,000 young
shad to T. B. Coursey, Esq., near Frede-
RIGA, a few days age, and on their reception
they were placed In the head of Murder
kill Creek. Another installment is also
to be forwarded.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Alexander 7. Ewes wishes to secure
horses and cattle to pasture on the Eve
farm, IN New Castle Hundred, the Graa
growing In abundance on bsth the upana
and meadows, and persons car take tAep
choice.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Robert Smith, who was employed as
letter carrier in this city for several years
prior to the appointment of Postmaster
Taylor, has been appointed messenger
in the treasury Department at Washing
ton, ID. L.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

A strawberry festival Will be he'd Al
Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church,
Mil Creek Hundred, on Monday evening
the 1Ol of June. All who wish To COZ,
tribute to the aid Of the church, as vel
as to enjoy feast of Strawberries ana
cream, should be present on the occasion
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

The following team OF the Kiamensi
Gun Club will shoot with the Wawaset
Gun Club tomorrow, at their grounds
over Eleventh street bridge: j. Pyle, A.
Ruth, William Ruth, l. Crouch, William
Delghton, q. Lancaster, George Manner,
r. Pyle, E. Riley, I. Gray, William
Allen aud I. Whomsley.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Steward g. Chandler, coal, feed aIS
hay dea'ers at Weldin's old stand, souI
Side, are erecting ample shedding sn5
stabling to accommodate the Farmvls
Hay Market. Parties wanting ietu.
Western oats, and hay in bales or i0 M
will do well TO call on them. Phone II"
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

AT congregational meeting held in the
First Presbyterian Church at Middletown
on Thurslay, it was decided to extend a
call to Rev. Z. Z. Glover of Trenton, N.
j. 1t is understood that Mr.. G. will ac-
cept, aud he Will probably occupy the
pulpit on sunday.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

II you want Southern produce cheaI
20 to smeltz & Co, g, as they get 1t right
direct from the fields of the South. No.
Is L. Fourth street. Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

g. NJ. Bennett has been appoint d Ross
master at Marshallton, Christians Hun
dred. vice D. Ecoff. The salary last ysA
amounted to $685. rs.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

ZEBLEN-BLtCkL E-On the Esd inst,
by the Roy. Charles T.. Murray, rector
ley and Annie &. BliCluc, both OF VII.
lninptOu, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Lewis II. Zebley has been granted let
tiers Documentary on the estate Of Norris
w. Talley, late OF Brandywine Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Is on the TOP wave with tea, the sales having
doubled this last month. We opened yestcr-
day new blend ofCoflee At 20 cts; all our Gus
toners were delighted with II; have you tritd
those imported goods; this wine lelly and
Blanc Mnnge, put up by Nelson of jelatinr
name; directions are on every box and bottle :.
can h made In few mi nutes Imported macaI O.
nj, kahOb chow chow, .octs a bottle: Peek
Freak swtet cakrs, = boxes Eclatine 2ic's.
Come nni see our imported goods. they are II
show; We have sold this same butter for years,
il keeps sweet weeks; we have always the
hest aud freshest Eggs, bags Of flour l,UV,
California hams NC, al 800 King street
m2l-5iS +. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Tomorrow promises to be cloudy to
fair and rather warmer Sunday fair,
with slight thermal changes.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Look for specialties in few us5s s
CHAPMAN, Seventh and Orange sUe'"
and East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

IL valuable building lots will be sold
Tomorrow afternoon by Thomas X. Lally.
ATTEND sale aud secure bargains.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

II 5. Ninth St., un Tor Uontlnsn;sl Hote
Philadelphia, Pa. 2-ot
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24
N. MGgary ( Son,
FURNITURE,
SIG TatnaII Street.
CARPETS,
5. 2 Cor 9Th and Tatnall sts
SLIP COVERS

1t has been the practice OF
upholsterers to charge from $50
to S5ofor a set Of linen slip COW
ers. Many customers have not
bought these useful articles on
account of the price, as it was
about as cheap to buy furniture
as covers. We have reversed
the order OF things. After care
full consideration we have found
the means to put slip covers at a
price unheard Of before.
We will make a set Of covers
for an ordinary sized 7-piece
suit for $40, material to be i'm
ported Jacquard linen, with
bound edges, or $50 for the
best imported English striped
linen. We give you plain or
colored stripes and have IA pat
terms to select from. Fit, work
manship and material guaran-
tccd. Samples now re a d y.
Any one will readily see that it
will pay to invest this small
amount Of money when you
consider how much it will save.
The covers, as the name implies
can be slipped on or off in a
few minutes. Another reason
in the favor of slip covers is the
cool appearance which they
have a tendency to impart to a
room where they are usel.
Ifyour old suit has begun tc
show the wear of time and you
want to make it do a while
longer, set ofSI6 slip cover:
will hide the shabby parts ant
you have scored a point il
economy. Remember the pri
ccs, $40 and $40 for which W,
so and measure your furniture
and furnish you with frst-clas
goods and a snug fit.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

Try Tsylor's Dime Express, 2lO Market,
Phila.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

First & Allmon, Seventh and Shlpley
streets, wish to employ a good carriage
painter.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

~ SPECTlR IrH DISTRICT, AT pIIiLApEL-
1'inA, Pa, MAY 2iTH, lhsl.-lropo5als will he
received At this Office until II O'Clock, IN, on
Monday, the ION day OF June, 1889, for fuel
Tor vessels and stations IN this district, for the
fiscal year ending June 81, 1897. Forms OF
proposals anu printed specifications giving
fun particulars as to the kinda Of fu+ repaired,
tie quantity aud quality, and the terms OF 10
livery and payment, can be obtained at his
Oiiice, The right Is reserved TO re ect any and
AL bids, aud 70 waive any def etc. ID READ,
ln9l.It
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

at the REPUBLICAN office to-day, In the
shade:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock IL o'clock
90 II 20
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24
Clothing
FOR
Stout Men

Can find an assortment Of
Fine Suits, cut just special
ly to fit them, in our stock.
We think we have received
some Of the best bargains
to-day we have ever had to
offer in Mems blue and
black Serge Suits. Also,
Flannel Suits, Light Cas-
simere Suits. Boys Suits
Of the most natty styles,
also Children's Suits. We
buy these goods in big lots
and have bought them at
much reduced prices, and
our customers are to have
the benefit. We want ev-
erybody to see these goods
whether you buy or not.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24
2Ez1zzeeY

Photographer, SOP Market street, oilers
this week II cabinet photographs, one
16x20 crsyon portrait and frame for Sl0.
Guarantee satisfaction. Call and see
portrait and frame.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

TOR REN1'-IIOTtSE No, lHl HARRl.
II son It. one square above Dvlu-
bath, hot and cold water, low rent. Ap
ply nt No. go East ith st m2i-3u
Daily Republican., 1889-05-24

TOR SALE CIEAP-A NEW BRUs-
Il scls Carpet. Apply at 305 West
Twelfth str,c ct, m2l-Btf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ,s.
L On and after JANuAkT N isSs'

GREAT TRgNK line NE Route.
Train. e .s1s YsITEE9 srs9fb a S,n
Streets Ferries = tSO% ss " west, with pullman Psss
H.SSsssq NJ Is.!I bs5i e., q
sss'f :sss.. ss :. = sfss .:
orsos nj sfs Cd sSs = ma
II 100 q. M. I 90, 200. and 400 p M saD'--
s..n ns and u SG m ana N. rssa w
Sstsn Esps q Pullman r Sas.oo osis % D. n,
ss s2s'y x T. Dining 81 e,s %
ss SS aSc t .a .sS @ SO sna az 800
'si0 nisA' FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
80 40 n. M. Through paror Carr, and . .. N ss's
" S.Sa iSssi Il S's "A siss
$40 .s "a g. ..J 8. :. e s.ss ssadfsss $50 sa
E,s;s nj Sss Eas ssi =. s
Boats Of psoSsyn Anns .o,ns speedy ana dsss
: srsns = sos s' ssSossyS n trs Vs
FOR PHILADELPHIA -
Isrnr.s, ,ra,ns .says lsss. oss, wa uesprossss
eosnds Streets Esssss Z asilSws w,,a p,airs
"A V * 81 S';' "a 49, = s es s
s saS 'r s.ss 9 "a 49, % ,i
sunday: Es sS e 30 - ana ard M
ssS i .ss ! = z q 81 ssla.i ssssssss :
2isss: Mes: !. SO go sn al a'
4:sss Hsa.s ina xpnsS e. g gs
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sAssE essSses iIsN hOssls sad isadinixs. woon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

II RE RAILWAY.--Ticket Offices, 401, SI7.
Place, cAs aa 49, and Esd sasst. ferries KswSs
Si and sss Eulton, g. BrosklEn; io1 R aoss
ana New Stallion Jersey City whess Tiskets ana p1as{
Sr ass; Sssssse can 30 obtns ESpss
iesve 23dsI s minutes earlier than time shown from
ChaInbers-st local trains 10 10 minutes earlier.
$50 m 6 on ssndsys psy Express PulnaA
Sa ie 80 a. NJ week days Psrior Binehamon:
osseso. Emin. Corning and Hornensytus n, r,r,,,.s.
ssTiy .s s. y and Su Zee sepSs cesssss
md sf Sc LSuis No %. charge iss fsss dine nnu,,
m every day. Gos ,Sss EfpSss R1eSs,Isi
Sssls s!sslna,; e. as z
ssGSsSS .,o. b. RIsss 20 ,an.
!. ft;iss : sis aS Il slsSs.dS. $50 $50
s'1 Fs. s AS TiC gSS; io:so e u scsS;
b.s5 't sSsS FIG s So 80 10 g S S!S
Fassf,S9ns ny s s ssS !so s sRS sss
. gsss: sas $50 sS H. 8. Ii
& te 'ss ,tt 49, 49, 49, u g. Ia
rs q'bo 10 10 g. ~ $50 To
Borg Is ss, = .a1 'so. is''s'
Sunday local trains rs 80 10 ;sg sr M
f!s liz s0 I Ss ? . m ia s.v-rort a.
go s mnnI1IR n ;pp ana io''o ~ L p. FARMER
~'Gs CENT 4 SUIT = esn'i lass. As'ns
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Mem fluctuations.
HIST PUBLISHED /:
DRAGONS TEETH.

translated from the Portuguese by Mrs MARY D.
sEBRANo. t12me. $50. 80. aa,,n.
.srhis move in some ways suggests the SO' n.~sat
and even the nicely Of toueh that :, vrcsn
but loving woman The plot is what We have esine
TO look upon as peculiarly French. and It Is teaea
French simplicity and frankness without e0afso"''
(Hora Perry. .,.a...
.r,n,, -. to,h ana withal there is great deal o.
humor n the story keen insight into the wesneSse'
Of human nature that is delicious IL Is wonaeS sOOa
A, work Of literary art as story. picture OF lfo
as IL is lived under certain conditions tho BOOK ID
-(Jeannette L. Glider .,.. =,
price by the Publishers
TICKNoR & CO., Boston.
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r EH1aH VALLEY RAILROAD.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave fO0s of cOrtands aad
$50 a m for Catas7uqua ap6 ne aess P0 Rn,,
and the West and prineipea local p'"'~ NasT 0As
M m. for Cherry Ford and nter,@sdia.s,e points;
cAsl, "a, 70 TunkSannosE. Connection 70 Reading ana
for I e.': ana a. g. jRs I4ssSs la"'d'''
pOp:sso ohs tST a Suea chunk nternsSase points
ooSneesiBn 70 Heading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
haqeh ios GENEVA Lyons E2mrp. Rochester Huale
and Re west S Pullman sleeper % LysOs -
Trains leaving as q NJ, p n, ano 40 N. con
nsoi for all points Il NnSs9oST coal ''eloaA
O. NJ for Mauen Chunk Hsfle'0n ana msernsaia's
g. cspi T,: sss Assss nss
and sS.s. fs!lS S S ssSes' ass SSsss~.,
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. M n; 4 H.. 2. "a 4
.l II T. Esn y SS ioilsvs sEssy
i fSIsao f SsnII SSs q ss N sisssS
apHi rs S Is MSs lis cssads gss NSsSss
.ssssiSSo Ssa y B n (s sh r s,
& "a & asvss 20 - ~ e " $ .ss:
Ssyy;s, Gss' sl1s diy s saSss ssffa S .s
M NJ ssEs;s !sSlss d iafoi%gs s sIgy
S aSSss oss fces q ssI,opssJ NssycSk csss
:, wee. sd 3; sSs i sssse q
General Messenger Aasas I Vsnasrblitays. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
NEwYoRR, March 20 I0os
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CU,

This COMPANY IS corporation orgahil0a y. co.. :,
.,,x valuable chatter under the Saws OIL INC s'''
New.York 80, "a, obtained DOS.
.o.ston OF che present Madison Square 1aroeh a,
th the intention Of erecting thereon as nne -
%, Al. nurposes OF public exhibitions, musical u""'' "
a,hsr entertainments as can be constructed
7, "a believed that the land has 5een procured w
,ov aRure and IL thought that the enterpts W.
~ rnaoubted success aud DO eninently remuhefAn W.
oF TIVE 600 SHARES OF THE CAP IrAL SIOOn
,noIrr THREE.FIFrHs HAVE BEEN sUBs s. DE-
FOR BY THE FOLLOWING WEL%AN0"N A"
SONS: ,,5- xys,uor.
]. Pierpout MOrEuS Geo. rS I,,'.s,ors
John Jacob AstOrt hnai. I,ls".s-Lorn
ID. o. Mills r. ~ XII
A. B. Darling, ,, =, S,,r1
49, a. o. John Sloane
II. w. Penrsal, Dc h' n.YYs .as...,a,
G. q. Baldwin, Sonn :, a.I,.x-
Park a. TTlfOrd, DaInu' :, ,ss .,ocb IA
It is now proposed to Or the remainder o. inc ss pP
the public on precisely similar terms nAaosD 80
SHARE. 90 yyoA N ar
80 Sindy ofrered the facilities OF their once whout
charge for receiving the subscriptions OF nose % ~
- ioIn IN the enterprise which, when eopeteo VIII Oc
crAdt and attraction 10 tho city. >-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

pn.v r.Ds Under this topic win DO discussco
i. : Men for the TimsS; . aMen ID D %so,n,.,
>. men in temptation; A. Men IN ar01 1,r,,,
8. 9 Men IN their Homes; o. tine "S" ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave CAambersst. Station week days tsf
a. 20. no and Il 80 N. as, s;so, 20 Slo.
$40 $50 .e:4o 10 30 D. m. IL midnight Sundays
" Additional trains 70 cresskli and way. $40 B. m end
II .Fdr Manuel. Spring Valley Monsey and, Tallusn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
Ocean 6teamers.

"A NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
IS CITY 6F RoAE, wed, May l. May %, June 20
salosr passage, 900 and 9pwsld sGeond class ESQ
From Pier 81, Nofih River foot Of LeToy'sk
Dovohs Mar. 80, Ethopa..A April l2h8so. N.
Cl7rassia. APRIL 9, 10 .. m Anch0A..Aprti 60 o.
,,,.,,,, E SIea e Il a ssy % ,vrppoor..
Cabin go and eco. second elasS ESQ SteerRge go.
TraVeerr Crefar Letters OF Credit and Dsf@ Tor Aay
amount iseued a. lowest current rates
HENnERSoN BROTHERS. DowlIng 0reea, ~. y.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and sfser Es9rrar{ 8 trains Leave

largest aud Finest Passenger Station in America.
R9Yasss sPS @op .5S .
va van B. f. T. K; also East Albany o q AiOsHs. Ni
Os9 * 80 a. ~. FAMOUS sTEAM.REATEp yEsTI;
cH ,ompS!sa e sIsSys y b
lea sytaeuss, KoeSsstef. buS5 Erie Cleveland 10
asHg o a. gss S rs as s2 .T
tticSslsnd with train FOR Columbus ana Clncinnsa
tl0So M, chicago Eyprgsss Tor Nisgara Eas Ia
chsSs6 drawing Censndssg and ssshssser
III 80 M, Western Hoy:York and Nohein E1gfess,
for saHtosa Lake George Rutland Bennington. NORTH
inc. r ;sT y ears M.' 70 Troy and Utica. ~
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RLeSng cars to Montreal via Rouses Point and via 81
Adams daily, and to Syracuse and Cansnaagua ,as.iy
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no 90 ,. p. yast Night Express t0s RSshestsr bafs
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ears Sieepingears % WatertoWn Utica daily exceps
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connection train leaving SATURDAY sleepngesrs TO
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on ssS ss GPa a Central station +is
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h0 .RuH o. daily others daily exeep. SUNDAY stSe
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]. NJ. ToUCEY. General Superintendent