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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-06

IL is not often you can hear OF deal
sr in the Ready Made article OF Cloth
ing issue a Challenge to the Custom
Tailors to equal with their work the
plass Of goods he is selling, but here is
10 occasion where you can see il.
Take stroll about our city, examine
the Suits you see your friends have
worked a month to pay for; look at the
specimens displayed at the tailor shops,
md then come down to our store; and
we can't discount them in STYLE
n FIT, in APPEARANCE, in TEX.
rURE, and in PRICE, we will acknowl-
,dge the corn, cancel our advertising
contracts and retire from business.
You foolish men who have been pay
ng $50, eco and $40 for Suit OF Clothes
,ome and see what we are Offering for
anywhere from s22 TO s35, and we will
.uarantee you will regret your reckless
waste OF Wealth, and hereafter buy
our Clothing from us.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-06

BosroS, Nov. h.-To-day's experience
seemed 10 prove beyond q doubt the sue
cess Of the Australian system Of voting.
In this city the voting places presented a
remarkably quiet appearance the voting
proceeded with despatch and the voters en-
ioyed a freedom from the opportunities of
ballot distributors never known before.
There was some slight friction caused by a
conflict of opinion with regard to the duties
of precinct and other officers, but il was insig-
nifcant and made but little trouble. With
regard to the ballots themselves, there WAS
little or no complnint From all over the
state reports indicate very quiet election
and light vote. Returns come IN slowly.
There is little doubt but that the repubh-
can candidate for governor is elected 10y "A
good majority.
Eight towns outside and 2Gs precincts in
Boston give Bracket 5000, Russell 80, 297,
blackburn 1.6A. Russell suffered heavy
losses IN Boston, but gained in other towns.
but not sufficiently 10 overcome the losses
in Boston,
Two hundred and eghty-five precincts in
Boston give Russell 29,9O9; Bracket, 2s.ol0
Only one precinct is now lacking. This
shows a decrease in the democratic plural-
lty over 1887 Of about 200 and decrease in
Rnsselrs plurality over last year Of about
$500,
l a. m.-Returns are coming slowly.
Brackett is undoubtedly elected governor,
but even the republicans ooncede his plural
ity Is small.
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Had Blood In MARYLAND.

BAITDoRr. Nov. 5.-Shortly before the
polls closed in the first precinct Of the
fifteenth ward fight took place between
John Apple, a fusionist ticket holder. and
William Driscoll, the latter democrat.
Apple was knocked down and kicked in the
head and was dead when picked up. Dris-
coll Is held for murder.
There were several other assaults, but
none OF serious nature. At l0.35 D. M
partial returns 20 the Sun indicate TINT the
democrats have reelected the state comp
troller by about ll,0O0 majority, gain Of
700.
The democrats have elected their city
ticket. In the state the democrats are gen
orally victorious. The republicans gain
half dozen Legislators. but the democrats
still have a majority Of the legislature.
fREDERIoE Nd, Nov. 5.-A terrible cleo
uon riot occurred nj Moodsboro, IN this
county this afternoon. A county constable
was shot, the judges driven from the room
and the ballot box taken The opposing
factions ranged themselves on elch side
Of the road and fired ON ench other. A
sheriff and posse have left for the scene,
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Poor Old Pennsylvania.

PnILApELpHrA, Nov. 5.-The only state
officer voted for in Pennsylvania to-day
was the state treasurer. The candidates
were Henry X. Boyer, republican. Edward
A. Bigler, democrat. A light vote WIS cast
and very little interest was manifested the
election Of Boyer by decided majority be-
ing foregone conclusion. Hart. republi-
can, for state treasurer, in 1887 had plural
ity OF 45,2i5 and the returns from twenty
seven counties including Philadelphia re-
ce,yed up to II p IN. show net republican
gain over 1881 of about 25Q0O. Boyer's
plurality will surely exceed sixty thousand.
Returns from seventy five of the sixty
seven counties in the state, and including
Philadelphia and Allegheny counties, show
a plurality for Boyer for state treasurer of
G2,ll5 over Bogler. Boycr's plurality in the
state will be about G0,00.
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neayr snaw.in New Mexico.

SANTA FF, Nov. 5.-One Of the severcst
snow and wind storms in the history of
New Mexico has prevailed for the past three
days, and reports are coming in of great
damage 10 live stock ON the northern
ranges. A number Of cowboys and sheep
herders have been lost and il is fenred have
perished. Trains are from five 10 twelve
hours late, and a snowplow is kept in con-
stant operation ON the Ration aud Georieta
mountains. Al Las Vegas eighteen inches
of SNOW covers the ground; nt Socorro and
Albuquerque eight inches, which Is most
unusual occurrence for that portion of the
Rio Grande valley.
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CmcAoo. Nov. 5.-An election was held in
Cook county to-day for two judges, a r,-
cordor of deeds and board of county con.
missioners. Tonight the indications are
the democrats have scored sweeping
victory. II is conceded they have captured
the board Of county commissioners, which
will now stand ten democrats to five Tepub-
licans. The recordership is neck and
neck race between Stephens, republican,
and Crawford, democrat, with the chances
in favor of the latter.
Later returns received have changed the
figures on the recordership, and at this
is generally conceded.
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All Honor TO Virginia

\ .-.,,,,,o,,,,, w., No. S,.aaials from,
'"'' 80 -
all portions OF southwest virginia 10 the
Advance, show a heavy vote and largely
;rcroassa mn a;or;,;as for tha aauocrats over
,aaa
1000
Eleven counties and towns show demo-
cratic gain of 300 over 1888.
Dispatches received by Chairman Barbour
indicate. at 3 D. M, democratic gains
throughout the state and that Mckinney is
elected.
Nineteen COMMITTEES and cities i'm the state
including Richmond. Norfolk. Staunton.
Dnnyille and Iynchburo give democratic
gain az about 900O over lSSs
Official and semi-official returns from
one fourtb of the state. including ali the
lnroe cities. show a Democratic pain over
the presidential vote of lass of about 10000
The democrats are estimating the majority
al from oO.OO to 3n.OOO. II il estimated
Richnond will give Mckinney 1000 ma
iority. n vain Of more than loo South
hamilton comfy. Mahone's birthplace. has
gone against him.
Disnstches received M damocratic head
onarters show laroe pains i'm All narts of the
state and Indicate n democratic majority of
1000 10 2OOOO. The next Legislature will
he largely democrats.
pr.'1, ~ NJ r,,;o as,o
hnosp, ,a nSs IN is sa.
netto uuse -, ies, ,i ~ ane ",s. poInus pIs @
~ .n' nv Ma ~'u ,ei. s sno ,op"i ~, ns,. a,l
nh' 10. a',,,;rs, pras,,, p,I,,i,, pa ~ NJ
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-06
Death of nm OH Timer

CASCADE, Nov. Especial. Ross Alley
noted old timer, died here this evening.
He had been ailing for a few days, but ate a
hearty supper, after which he said he felt
much better. Within half an hour he
passed quietly away. lie came to Montana
in 1853 and was GO years Of age. His rela-
tiyes reside in Alley, Virginia, and are
wealthy.
Albert II. Strong, while engaged in
blasting about six miles above here, WAS
struck in the head and killed instantly. He
IL n son of Capt. X. Il. Strong, formerly
resident Of Helena and his mother and
brothers now live in Chestnut Valley.
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The MashInrlnn Muddle.

OIYMPn, w. H., Nov. 5.-Gov. Moore
sent a letter with the constitution and re-
turns 10 the president certifying 10 both.
The presidents attention is chilled 10 this
by wire and il is hoped he will issue his
proclamation. Attorney General Miller
telegraphed 10 day declining 10 give an
opinion as 30 when the senators can be
elected. On the snme question the presi-
dent referred the governor 10 the enabling
act and the action taken by South Dnkotu.
This IA construed here 10 mean that The leg
lslature can meet tomorrow tO organize
and Thursday ballot for senator. The su-
preIne court will decide tomorrow whether
the Legislature shall meet or not.
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STYLISH NECKWEAR

To our numerous Lady Patrons, We
,uld say: Our Department OF Cloth
Z for Boys and Children is more
,rthy Of their attention than ever.
|mplete in every detail, lines numer-
s and varied, we feel that we have
tdone all former efforts in the display
make this year.
Che nobby little Jersey Suits are the
niration OF all that see them, while
Plush Trimmed Oyercoats-size 4 to
have induced purchases from ladies
ich had never before failed to send
{ when anything was needed for the
lie fellows. Fully 1000 pairs OF odd
rs for the ''little shayers," and Flan-
wsists from 81 upwards.
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A FATHERS TERRIBLE CRIME


LOWELL, Mich, Nov. 5.-Hannan West
brook, farmer living in Vergennes town
ship. kent.county, ,thismorning fractured bis
wife's skull with a hammer and then went
to room where his three small girls were
asleep and trenved them in like manner.
lie then went 10 n room and attempted 10
do the same thing with his son, but the lat
ter took the hammer from his father; then
Wcstbrook ran down stairs, procured
razor and cut his throat. Westbrook il
dead and IL il supposed the girls cannot
survive, but Mrs. Westbrook mny recover.
Another account says the girls were instant
ly killed and Mrs. Westbrook mortally
wounded. Westbrook WIS ia financial diff
fculties nnd had become insane.
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Colorado Falling Into Linz.

DENVER, Nov. 5.-The weather was cold
and cloudy. The election was for county
officers and two district judges and passed
of quietly, n very light vote being cast.
There were three tickets in the field, re-
publican, democratic and peoples. As
considerable scratching WIS done, IL is i'm
possible TO give the result at this hour, but
a number of leading republicans express the
opinion that the entire republican ticket is
defeated.
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Anoiher Colorado Rnn.l.

DENVER, Nov. 5.-Articles Of incorporation
of the ltio Grand a Southern railway were
filed in the secretary of states Office to-day.
The road is TO begin at Dallas, in 0urny
county, and extends 10 Telluride, Rico and
Durango, distance Of 100 miles. II is oaI.
iialized for $3,50J,0OO. Work will be COM
menced at once. The incoip0rators are NJ.
ID, Thatcher, Fred Watson, John l.. Nc
Miel, j. y. A. Cooper and Otto Menna.
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Haiford ON the Montana steal.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Lspeciall Private
Secretary Halford to-day said in reference
to the muddle in Montana that the new
state could not afford 10 enter the union
with any blot of fraud upon her escutcheon.
He failed TO add that whatever blot had
been put there was the work of the repub-
licans
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-06
Another Railway AlIIancs.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special from Sioux
City, Iowa, says Donild Mclean, general
manager Of the Pacific Short Line, now un-
der construction from Sioux City 10 Ogden,
asserts an alliance is projected between the
Pennsylvania, Milwaukee a 81. Paul and
Pacific Short Line between New York and
San Francisco. This line would reduce the
distance between New York aud San Frnn-
cisco by 2I6 miles
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nrmocraiIc Cain. In Town.

DIS MoNr-, Nov. 5.-fhe returns, 80 far
received, show very light vote, with slight
democratic gains over 1887. The State
Register claims Hutchinson is elected with
probably 5000 plurality. The first ten pre-
cincts gives Hutchinson 9G5, Boies Gas,
net republican loss Of thirty-nine.
The Dubuque Herald SAYS the democrats
carry every precinct in the city. The fourth
ward, which gave Larrabee l3s majority
two years ago, was carried for Boies by
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-06

WAsnNoToS, Nov. 5.-The president for
mally opened the Southern Exposition ot
Montgomery, Ala. at noon by touching an
electri: key nc the White House connected
with the exposition building, thereby start
ing the machinery. The button was
pressed in the presence Of the cabinet.
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WA1NGToS, Nov. 5.-This evening a
colored man named Osborne Vasey shot
aud killed an unknown negro, with whom
he had been qunrreling. In the fight Vosey
was wounded seriously and WAS endeavor-
ing 10 escape when an officer attempted TO
arrest him. Yesey fred on the officer. kill
ing him instantly. Vasey's wounds are
very serious and he will probably die.
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REDUCING THE CAPITAL STOCK

Important Meeting OF Trascoo tinental Di-
rectors-A Colorado Enterprise.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 5.-At "A special
meeting Of the stockholders of the Oregon
Transcontinental this afternoon, rosolu-
tions were passed unanimously authorizing
reduction of SlOOo0,Ooo in the capital
stock 10 $30,0oo,0O0. Also authorizing TAX
ing the steps necessary for the dissolution
of the company, with instructions to the
board 10 pay all obligations Of the COM
pany; sell all the property, and after set
tling the business 10 divide the assets
among the stockholders. The annual meet
ing twill be in June when the proper mode
of final settlement will be defined. The
meeting was harmonious throughout.
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For County Omccrt Only.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 5.-The elections in
Kansas to-day were for county officers only.
In most cases the issues were of purely
local character. In some of the counties,
however, the campaign was fought on the
issues Of the resubmission Of prohibitory
amendment 10 vote Of the people, and in
those counties the democrats we're gener-
ally successful. Returns are coming in very
slowly
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-06

ToRoSro, Nov. 5.-rhe boxing contest be-
tween Jake Kilrain and John f. Scholes in
this city last night was witnessed by 1,OOo
people. II lasted for four rounds, Queens
bury rules. Scholes WIS in iirst-class con
dition, while kilrain was very fat. Kirain
was on the defensive much Of the time.
The general opinion was that Kilrain did
not exert himself.
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REDS on THE wARpATH.


Tucson, Ariz., Nov. 5.-News has been
received of fight between a detachment OF
troops under Sergt. Pickets and the Indians,
which took place ten miles from Crittenden.
number of shots were exchanged, but
none Of the soldiers were hit. Corporal
Griffin is missing. Signal fires are seen in
the MILESTONE mountains 10 the south and
in the Salt Biyer Pinal mountains to the
northwest. From this il would seem there
we're more Indians out than those who
murdered Sheriff Reynolds and guard Sat
urday, as the distance necessary to reach
Crittenden would necessitate travelling l50
miles in twelve hours.
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her of friends was sending OF fireworks
in front of Mahone's residence Malone il
now AT the station house and Mayor Collier
is investigating the case. Gen. Malone de-
nies having fired the shot, or that any one
on his premises fired il. Harrison is not
seriously hurt.
The hearing at the station house resulted
in Gen Malone being held for the action of
the grand jury and bound over Ia the De-
cember term Of court in $500.
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Noted on the ConslItutlon.

CHEYENSE, Wyo., Nov. 5.-The new con-
stitution was voted upon to-day and from
the returns received, il is evident IL WAS
carried by large majority. The vote
throughout the state was rather light,
owing TO the inclement weather of the past
week and the heavy snowfall which has
rendered travelling in the country districts
difficult
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send Them 10 Montann.

CHoNsAu, Nov. 5.-The All-Americans
visited the beautiful suburb Of Clifton this
morning. After rvisitinganumbero of maniac
tories they broke into squads and visited
the polling places and SAW the manner of
holding elections.
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No Contest in Mississippi.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. b.-So little interest
is felt in the election, there being no oppo-
sition TO the democratic ticket, that the
executive committee did not provide for re-
turns. Five counties having local dissen-
tions enjoy some little excitement, but
otherwise the election was unusually quiet.
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A Germnn Victory.

Sr. LOUIS Nov. 5.-The school election
here to-day was the Germans Va. the anti
Germans, and resulted in u victory for
what is known ms the Turner hall or Ger
man ticket
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LINCOLN, Nov. 5.-rhe day was fair all
over the state, but the vote WIS not large.
Returns are coming in slowly. Nothing
has been heard up to . p. M. 10 change the
estimate of a republican majority Of 1900
to 1000 on the state ticket.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-06
New JcrseN Is All Right.

JERSEY Cry, N. j., Nov. b.-Returns are
coming in slowly and figures in most cases
are not TO be obtained. Tonight there is
every indication of democratic victory.
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What Ouay saws.

PrrrsBuRo. Nov. ga dispatch from
Senator Quay says: "'fhe latest advices
make Ohio very close and Virginia demo-
cratic"
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FALL OvERCOATS,

FALL OVERCOATS,
ne Finest at SIS. Take your pick for
1871 Those Silk Lined, Wide Wales,
,rmerly $50, now slS. Those Beautiful
erseys sold for s2j, now s1S. Those
ilk Faced Diagonals, worth s2S, now
S. There amt many of them, so to be
ire Of securing your choice come soon
fore they are all gone.
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Mahone under Arrest.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 5.-Gen. Malone
was arrested tonight, charged with shoot
ing Herbert y. Harrison, who, with num-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-06
MILLER HATS.

But another point that will interest
GU is our cut on
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aud Thomas 70 Mary Dyett, s 142dst 7th'
ave nycbs6ereeT ,rnhard and wife Krchor corner
az 8ssaye ana 132d-st years. 81 600. - - 49,. .
- Cunningham Edward and wife, TO & Barton
ostst 9th-ave, yeSr, $1,000. p.-rs. W An
tbonv.aye years . morris $4,000. = - 90 nm
Same 10 VIM G. McCrea same properly, years, SoVVyy
Drnbard Ferdinand and wife, 10 farmers Loan ana
r-nst 60 " 5 qth.ave. S3d-st years $4,000.
Dexhomer Charles and wife, 70 Bowery sayings BahA'
W : OIrharl.st n Delanccy-st. year, $4,000. ,,.
i;orety Fdwa,1. Michael Mcdonnell oIst-s''
W shave, 3 years. $4,000. - . - , r p...rid,a
oTth-st. lot 119, wars, $1,000 . ps,.
Jenkins Thomas ] and Geo and wives 70 Brao.eyo q
Cpyrlcr Co Ia IIousor-st Sullivanst years s8OoV
Kelly John J. to w Quick 2d'aVe' Vo'h'st
KTabS Gottried and wife to George Gebe 152a.
St W Courtandave, 3 year, 81 ,..,oua .
Kane Mary and John, 20 Margaret Cra"ioro'
7ods, W st,.avc ! year. $4,000. . ~. ,- ,-,
Moses David p, to Philip Nissan. No 224 West 4oth-
o. ! year, s25, 900. . - ,oa, o., = ~,
VMcCofd Matilda. 10 II r Mount 5 5 15oth-st W O.
Mott-ave.. years, $4,000 ,,, VI, c1..Ar, .. =, nv
.cn,ors Nos IS and 81 Cherry-st. years s22 900
o,CSnnoT Fmeline. 20 NJ Cobb n S 9Sth-st OF
Read George r. TO Mutual Life Insurance Company
bOh. n W Of 31-avc year six mortgages, 500 200
schreyer John 70 Eliza Dean. l0thst oil V'h
ave dvssnson Clinton to Thomas Nelson Sidney ST.
SHORTHAND r. TO South Brooklyn Savings INSTITUTION
s,ichler Edward. TO G Palmer e 165thst OF
Forest-aye, l year. al 600
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Leave Stations. IOOL DesDsOssys ana Cortlandt sts.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER u, 1855.
8 a H. Ihe Celebrated New-lork AMI Chicago Limited,
cIGsveiy o. pullman VestIDulo Drawing and State
Room, sleeping. Dining Obayi. alton ana smokins Gars
0 a 8 Fi"t Inc. Win Pullman yest9ue Parlor and
Sleeping Cars. Dining Car Tor Phll3aeiphIa daily Tor
except SATURDAY Tor Chicago and Toledo.
G 80 .. II. western tENprs's with Pullman Yestibue
Si icSSs@ 6ncnaa All s. Louis daily except
aa4 Tor rS Ss' Sr e Win pullman ve.tibue sleep
ing G2rs s4y for risyg chicago aad Toledo daily
For William import port Lock Haven. 90 a M. 500 p N:
fqmy a1 da ' e. 81 II aa, connecting AZ CORY LOT
For Lebanon 100 mi 0 @ GRd ~ aa no adns
90. ii 90 a. m. / 90, . 100 ami 30 p. m Sundays
Ba'tmor e,' Washington and the South Washington
sa IGdg 10 60 =. N. arrive Washington 90 p M
and daily. with Dining Car. at 40 p. M. arrive
%: o aud 80 a co. SS sso 80 pa4 zoo
"a Do 49, go eoh 9 and Ohio Gaa and fG
e%nd Rit Slc S Dining Car coacho, through
For Atahc z" CITY" 20 Through Can ana wcok
day T5r ape May. 100 ?. m weekdays ...,...
f0I via 'PS R1y' and xm5dy y' 35 az p 90 HSe
H. ' Go not 1T Stop At &5ufy Paf 40 ana ,O
For Old Fen and Ncf}k Via NeTYork Pha aI hIo
po ana y 4oyn O Hn me- coahect with all through
trains AZ jersey CITY, aGorins speedy and direct
roE PHiL%bELriH ESqrcs, Trains leave No% g6%s
via D.sbr1s-, elt Cortan Streets feIrieo a. fG
Nix D1aq.CaT, aud 10 Washington Limited. and
il 90 a NJ 20 200 o0 800 49, q q 90 ng go
Accommodaton II 10 So 40 20 ard i,o 100 and Rd 70 70
a. m So 4 90 4 30 90. 80. 90 ana 9;oo
p M and IL Is night. Accommodation ;g 90 p IN, M
Trains leave Ney.YOrk daily, except SUNDAY a. ~ a ~
II 10 a. NJ l. >, !. > , m ana ~ a. m anu 'O
b. H. On SUNDAYS connect az Trenton lor
Ticket Offices Nos /. 435 $40 and 94i BrIann61ty sts
Aston House and foot Of De-bros'es anl fo of Full
4 Court-st and Brooklyn Annex Stdu9l IOo' S,o,Ion
ton.st Bookyn. IS Hrdsonst IIoboken S SsSIdcn
jersey civ. Fmglant Ticket once, aste obace,
The New. York Transfer Company wiz can Io' "AN N
C Cafg ,age non , t45'l' anu i'''' j r. WOOD
NiinN. -; ,,uHis,. General Passr Agent
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/ EIIIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot cortland' "o
DesbfOsses sJs a. follows: 49,. ..,o,.
m. for satington and intermediate POM 1urao
g. m. for Geneva Lyons. Elmlra RochesNit csr 10
ana tic West and principal local points CHAIR car "
Lyon, .ri Pullman car 70 suspension Bfi1ge Chair
IL d. d.. Tor Elmra and intermediate points ~
car 10 MauCh Chunk. ,-.---.a,.,o noint.
~. fOr Tunkhannock ana inter- and
Chair cars to Tunkhannoek. Connection !" heS''"N $3.50
Harrisburg. ,.----.,,.,s potnts
40 D. m for Emira and principal intermediate points
Chair l.. Is. Junction and pullman S'e'Po'' y"
Chicago 49, ..,,t.
40 p. m. for satngon and ntermedlle polh boint.
40 D. ~. for Mauch Chunk and lntermel!A" PO'n'S
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg; - puc.,.
D. IN. for Geneva, Lyons. Emlfh, RochesteI, aio
and tho Pullman sleepers ~ Lyons and suspension
Bridge. y y 40
TIabls leaving at a. M. II a. M. ! p. m ana 40
D. m. connect for all points IN Mahanoy ana hStetoh
SUNDAY TRAINS.
u IN. for Mauch Chunk. Hazcton and intermediate
points
40 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
y. IN. for Geneva. Lyons. EmiTa, Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
GsnsrJ EasArn once. 2s5 Broadway.