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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-19
MONROE, LOUISIANA SATURDAY. JANUARY Is, 1888 !

sstck W. lives within go, ,o0e, and
0oofgs W., Who nnakse Ais hoos With
bic uaothsr, d0es not spsnd over &c.
600. Ars. Shepard, An. sloane, Nm.
TWo6bly and Ars. Wobb Spood ab0ao
>50,O00 q year. All told ~ probabse
expeoa0 ofiiAe Vandosbilte are 17l5,.
600 . year. ,..f..
PERsoNAL WAYS OF THE WANDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
4 RECKLESS ROBBER QUICKLY CAUGHT.

A reckless highway robbery and the prompt arrest
Of the robbcr caused brief excitement at Broadway
and Uollston.st. at 10 80 m. yesterday. Gustave
panbael a lad of sixteen years whose home is at
Va 90 Attorney-st. had been in Broadway store
I'm collect a bill Of SI3, and he was counting the
money all I'm one dollar bills on the Sidewalk, when
po ioy,der vnling man struck him aud snatchCd the
d r,c,1ey ont of his hand. Edwin Clark, Of Asbury
PARK was OF several men who saw The robbery
,n,rI,i,tpd and he led the crowd In pursuit of the
,ffef Who ran aong HoustOn-st. AT Mulberry ST..
within sixty feet of Police headquarters the robb r.
W. caiight and handed over 10 Policeman Appel Of
T Te Roadway squad In the detective bureau the
thief ssad he John smith but he refused 10 tell
ln III Le lived The stolen money was found I'm his
rpet Mr. Clark and the boy went 10 the Jelfer-
p"n police Court to press a complaint against the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13

Attendance at the American Institute Fair Is seadiiy
Increasing the number Of visitors being in excess o.
that Of the opening week Of last season. ms Is
accounted by the fact that the exhibition mas many
interesting features and Is, in point d expensive CA
hints and the arrangement, more attractive hah
20, Erom a paper house TO a naPhtha launch,
rom furniture of the latest design 10 household articles
which the housewife appreciates, from sample vi
nIed food prodnct TO the most delicate. quick work
ING machinery the fair has it, own rec0inmcndatl0h'
There is a social character TO the exhibition winch
comes nom the number OF family parties and frcndS
,Ln vist II during the afternoon and evening, Wheh
really good music is also pleasant feature ana me
land shaking 10 be seen. and the exclamation why,
roT are here tool is 10 be heard frequently that
"a, interest Young and old I'm the annual shows
~ tho Institute is readily apparent.
VI nh aowers which have been on exhibition during
I.st weeb were taken away last night, and the fruits
which will be shown Wednesday VIII De an adil-
,Inn.i item Of interest And all to be seen for the
moderate sum OF twenty-five cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.


Leave Stations. IooJ DesbIooses ana Cortands sts
1'"'' On AND, AFTER OCTOBER g. 1so9, 1,n,,,o,
the pioneer OF this class Of service composed sx,
Room Sleenne Dining observation and Smoking Cars.
lighted by movable electric lights, daily for Ptsburg
n M Fast line With Pullman yestiGgIe PaT9r and
fftiS0Gig Cncnnad, Cleveland and s. Louis. daily.
except sauSay 9 E %s% a Win Pullman vesbue
Sleeping Cars ana Dining GaT daily for cl pitS9gTg
Ghc' fof ceSeIand and Toledo ..,
Cars PaI 5 h o Psb T dhcaSo ana Toledo
EXCEPT zee SATURDAY ioE ayea 100 a. m 90 D. NJ
Cory and Erie a. 500 m connecting at CORY for
For ES6andH 90 5o6 M and - a - NIGHT
FOr NorT't tow m co. 90 and 80 D. M Sundays
Is and 10 90 a. m oo ,ho South " Washington
iBamq5ei f M1sSaSV OF @n Cars daily except
AMI dgfry.0 Sth Dining Car. At 40 p. M. arrive
washington S2 ao regq d5 sBB g. 80 an ,ad go 20
'VU anu and els night sunday, 900, 6:l5 ana
49, $50 od 9 ana ONO Hallway and Il ca
dnpdtl Scepefs Dining Car and Coaches through
For s X.ahilo q cl 2'! 20 rhgg4 Car an! % week
s5 eaa '5l % Is 90 S5as sS6
D. no 10. ' mo not IT op At E5qfy P33 r,,.,,,
'Oi and I norfolk Railroad. 100 NJ daily via Baltimore
and Bay Line 100 : o No. "e' connect with all through
trains at jersey CITY. ah9rdng speedy ana direct
FOR laPirf ls Trains ISpye Ne%ESEs
va De,bESSc''', 800. 800 90 49, @ Chicago Limited
H aPd oo 10 %asG o6 80 d%5 CO. go
90 ZOO 90 and 100 P 40 a. a6 nd Y 90 10 Rgh5
AssSnmota, [Sle. u .l 90 Is 100 Limed and 10
a. M M and Il 10 night Accommodation 100 m;
.,a Nv. YORK daily except SUNDAY a. 90, snd
Ifshs osee M l. . 4. 5, m and 10 a. m and 30
II ~ =. ,,.,dovs connect ct Trenton Tor camden.
49, p m On suneNays I' AS $40 and 944 Broadway; /
Ticket once and foot De brosses and Corandt sts
hsUr nosN and Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Full
fonst Biookyn 70 IrdSon's6 c lob@ken Station.
m jersey 4 ~ 1ansier Company will call for and check
baggage non nTtrc III ]. r. WOOD,
vi 49, r; General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
I,7rcr SHORE RAILROAD. n y. c. 4

w - :, - n Co.. Lcssee-lrans leave West 42d.st
station YswYorE as follows. ana twenty minute, earlier
H Ham t0G. % 3 50 a. il5 IS D m, s. Louis
6 Is IS rs p. m. Toronto 90 a M 40 10 2. m
ses lea Cs snd principal nteedde stations 3 5
onlT' Kingston. saugcries. Catskn. Albany. ais.
e43E o. Ia1 ii 80 and ~ 4. :i5. rs 10 mn
G I9 S 'oo Is a. M is, 4:l5 IS % 80 Ii AZ
p. M Hpycr:raT 10 n & F, = oncn m Eegant
Chicago and ST. Louis DAILY. p.,y except satur
ieyy.ev civ j. X T. station, all 20 a. m 50 40 D. m ;
Hoboken west Shore station, all 90 m, SO 100 D. M
BTookyn|sss washngonst 726 Fgltonst, Annex oGlce
fnot ~ Euiton-st New-NOrk City-2T1 3i3 7SS
Broadway 1881 Bowery, II PARK Place, 6S West 125h
law AZ r. Westcotps Express calls for and checks
baggage from hotels and residences. c. l.. LAMBERT.
eeneral passenger Agent Vanderbnt-sve N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
THE CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT YESTERDAYS MEET.
ING-MIssIoNARY WORK.

ING-MlSSIONARH WORK.
Worcester Mass, oct 12.-DevOtional service at
tho Conversational Council today conducted by
tbe Rev. Dr. Patton. of Washington. The Credential
Committee reported 325 delegates present. and forty
two honorary delegates 4 resolution that a special
day for prayer be set apart adopted. and com
mittee was appointed 10 select such day
The Connecticut memorial the relation of the
societies 10 the churches presented by DR.
,rwicbeu OF New.Haven II recommends that a
committee of thirteen be appointed to bring about
the union of all tire societies, 10 have the sep
orate socie1es especially the American Board under
the control OF the churches. Or Patton favored con
sofdation J. b. Grnnell, OF Iowa, thought the
American Board too close corporation. IL was
voted 10 appoint committee of thirteen to act with
committees Of the benevolent societies to consider
the relation Of the societies 10 the churches and the
Council declared its opinion I'm favor Of steps which
Will make the societies the representatives OF the
churches. The committee is to communicate The re-
suit Of the deliberations through the press.
Professor Tucker. Of Andover, presented the report
of the Theological Seminary. The Rev Alexander
Mackennal OF England presented the congratuatiou,
of The English COngIegatOnaists, and advocated an
international council The Rev President J. Wilde
Of Toronto: the Rev. H. f. Barnrs. OF Sherbnpokr
Que. ana george haeuc' Oh hohuedi' addressed the
Council.
The report OF the missionary department shows
recepts for the years lSs715s0 Of S111 524 A. which
IL less than half the amount recommended by The
last Council. The missionary force in 1ssO was
fortyeght sunday schools organized this year 444
sunday schools aided. 1900; net gain In SUNDAY
school enrolment since t-53, 1875 900; new chlrcLs
organized since 1853, LII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
NOTES OF THE SEASON FROM LENox AND
wILLIAMSTOwN.

NOTES OF THE SEASON FROM LENoX AND
wILLIAMsTowN.
Ienox. Mass. Oct. 10 CspeciaD.-Not a cotaGer has
yet left Lenox and none contemplate leaving Ior SoN
eral weeks to come.
Mr. Henry A. Barclay gave oyster party on
Thursday evening This IS the first oyster party that
he has given this season, and greatly enjoyed
Arson Phelps Stokes has purchased the property
known as the McKim place. which was built by the
Appeton sisters of Boston. lie is planning many
additions and improvements. and when they are all
completed he will have one OF the finest places In
Lenox He has also purchased for $4,000. large
tracts of land on the shores Of Sockbrdge BOWL and
will TT the property up for stock farm.
The members of the Diplomatic Corps have nearly
all gone MavUyen Bey is tho exception. He VIII
probably remain for several weeks yet Count Eek
ardsten has gone 10 Washington. and Count De MadTe
and the Baron and Baroness Schonberg 10 New-York
ExSecretsry and Mrs. Endicou remained at the
whtneys nearly all he week, and spent much Of the
time in driving about the counry They returned to
Boston on Wednesday.
Several small dinner parties have been given this
week The Sloanes gave party to a number OF the
cottaeers on Tuesday, and the Barclays gave one on
Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney gave a
delightful dinner party for Secretary and Mrs. End-
colt the evening before their departure for Boston
FIX Secretary and Mrs. Falrchid started for New
| York this week. They were the guests of General
Barlow while in Lenox aud attended the round Of din
ner parties and other entertainments given In honor
of Mrs Cleveland.
The Curtis House continues to be filed with guests
and most Of the engaged through the greater
part Of November. Many Of the guests Of the hotel
who have occupied the cottages have vacated them
and returned 10 the cities. The hotel Is to be again
enlarged and will be able to accommodate double the
| number OF guests next year that It has this.
winianstown, Oct. - CsPeciaD'LThe hotel proprie-
report that they have had better business this
| summer than in auy previous season. The TacOnC
Inn is still open, and will be kept open for some time
Among the recent guests at this house were General
Slocum and wife, of Brooklyn and Jarvis Sladc and
family, OF NewYork several guests have arrived this
week from New York and Boston especially 10 see the
autumnal foliage. which is in the prime OF its
beauty. ESPresdent Hayes has been here for few
days but has gone a visit 70 friends I'm Yer
| mont J. Warl Whipple the proprietor Of Young S
| Hotel IN Boston, was here for few days with his
| six horse coach He has shipped his turnout
| back to Boston by way Of the Fitchburg Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
TOPICS OF INTEREST IN PROVIDENCE.
INTERNAL REVENUE TRIAL-LEAGUE OF REPUB.
LICAN CLUBS.


Providence R. J.. Oct L. (specal).-The trial Of
Sebastian Garst in the United States District Court
yesterday. for alleged selling of oleomargarne without
the required stamps resulted rather disastrously for
the Democratic officials formerly I'm charge Of the
internal revenue Office here. GaSt's lawyers charged
that the affairs Of the internal Office had been
so loosely conducted as to throw dScredt upon any
thing its officers might assert in regard 10 Garst and
his oleomargarine factory In carrying ont this
idea he asked ex.Colector Henshaw II he had not
used Government money at times. placing an !. o. L.
I'm the till. This Henshaw indignantly denied, bui
admitted that he might have cashed bis personal check
with Government money. Mr.. Henshaw said that
there was a shortage Of $50 at the time The Rhode
Island district was consolidated with the Connecticut,
and that he made up half of It and Others made up
the other half
Ex-Deputy Collector George H. Ely testified re-
garding this matter practically in the same ven and
then District Attorney Gardner opened his batteries
upon him in cross-examnstion gardner by Infer
ence charged the Deputy with receiving moneys
from various persons whom he Named for licenses and
retaining the money. Ely denied this, but admitted that
he had Within twentyfour hours promised exCoccror
Troup 10 make up the sum Of GIG 40. lie excused
the matter by saying that these shortages occur
every year and nobody thinks anything OF It, As
evidence that the Government thinks something Of it,
when he stepped down from the witness box he stepped
into the custody Of officer OF tho Court. Ely ad-
mitsQ mat ne ndu Dccn III iuc manu- vi ut'OHllnb
intoxicated but denied that his resignation Septem-
Der 80 was due TO that cause.
The Executive Committee OF the Rhode Island state
League Of Republican Clubs has decided TO call a
convention Of clubs, to meet in this city, previous
TO the municipal election. II is the intention Of
the committee 10 have prominent Republicans 70 ad-
dress the convention, and endeavor to awaken the
clubs to removed vIgor in the matter of securing a
large registration for next springs State election The
n.mocrats are already at work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13

s.oo t Iconses a. sell all liquors and 1900 to sen
malt LIQUORS Public sentiment In reaen ToT VOTE
homesi Tho Inhibition plan IS not believed eIther
wise or safe While some Of the smaller tbs license
Tho more respectable dealers are not 0pposeu W
it, when the fee was Increased one year ago, manS
nconle said that only effect would ne 10 lncFeaH
hoPnumher of secret sales. The experience OF tno
Year has disproved this assertion for there mas DEL
& rntenness and less law breaking In consequences
&c iTnking than ever before. The number OF viola,
81 81 lI1uOr laws has been considerably less than
uons T 10 The most active and honorable tenn
n ooance men I'm town. the Rev. Dr. Smyth. The Key
br Todd ex-Prcsdent Porter and President DWELL DWELL
hat II IS the only practicable way of restricting the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGo!
800 p. NJ, 500 p. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ

800 P. NJ, 500 p. NJ, 80 p. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
ChASGL ~ Az 40, 0a s "a and az ROADWAY ,ss.
Bowery, Battery Place, Chambers and West 2sd;ss
isr5is bur s
and Ssg Ea E s %ae os sfs e:
Checking and transfer o. baggage be obtained E1:
from Chambers local trains % l2ia minutes earlier.
On Eysy Day By syy hP' Pullman Buffet Drawing
Marion solid a Pullman n5 s Train Of Es
Sleeping IaS9S Sa,s csysand iaslsn4 Louis
10 ESEg . SH New s{k EAST
lam snd hE sqo he.sS S sas & a
f Pai@sa 'IS fS sssS%s sSa
$50 bsSrc 1e oh aS p Msas sDss
SlG; g (sISsfs T45r' S51REs
ff3 80 ' Sunday: s s55. 20 80 S15 ~
RutnS so &c. s. a. 81 G7 ~ 4ss sO :s7:
p.t sss Is Is s s3S 80 3 e g
SSS sS S5 s4 e. rs IL $50 49, J. II &c. $50 So
gf';;'g r sss';S ss x
splsS5 fots 30 a. 3 g 80? 80 So +
Ns$5 sG 20 20 Si 3d. $ 835 49, 80 The sas.
~ Fast Express, With PaFlor Car.
TuzeiS ?f5 8 1919, 6.$ s43 80 SSq 7sm
&ddstoTn and Fo, JEWS as 7:46 10 80 n'
sus ssS local e. m main 40 sls
ar AZ I and nc ~ 45 u and 10 D. Y
NORTHERN RAILRohp OF n DIVISION; N.
FnqeWOod and Tenaiy-5 10, O. Z. 80, 15, . 40
70 X 80 y o. 80 1 as 80 10 50 sSQ SUM-
DAYS S rs, $3.50; 80. 4. 80 and rs =, "a an
80 T. 445 :52s. 80. or e4S S. 10 So Il
10 cents in postage General Passenger Agent 10
w j MURPHY L.. z. FARMER
General Sunt General Passenger AReaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
HIGH LICENSE IN NEF- HAVEN
THE FEE RAISED TO s5OO-LoCAL SENTIMENT
AGAINST PROHIBITION

New-IIaven Conn. Oct. IL (SpeciaD.-An RpscopaI
diocesan conference will open I'm this city tomorrow
special reference TO be given TO work among men
under the auspices Of the brotherhood Of 81 Andrew
The opening viii be preached by the Rev.
". II. Vibberd OF Chicago. On Monday the exercises
will be participated in by prominent clergymen and
citizens from most Of the NewEngland States.
The County Commissioners have decided to advance
the license fee and liquor sellers will he obliged TO pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlands snl
DesbrOsses sts. a follows: 49,, -.
a. M for Satington and intermedia,e Polnes prc,,.
and the West and principal local points Chalr car
Lyons and Pullman car % suspension Bildge. c,.,.
IL a. m. for Eimira and intetlheua'o poin'~ I'M"
D. IN. for Tunkhannoek and Intermediate poins1
Chair cars TO Tunkhannock Connection W hesnhs sn~
34o D. m for Emra and principal intermeda ts poinS
Chair car to l.. Is. Junction ana Fuli"Ah S'e'p'
10 D. m for satiugton ard intermediate points, Mint.
5iO D. M for Mauch Chunk and ntermedia'e p0n's
Connection TO Reading and HsTT sourS .haso, Ru6ala
D. for Geneva, Lyons l.1 =; ynS md Su nson
Tiaas leaving at NJ n N; p ana M Hs,is,oS
D. m. connect Tor all points In MahshOs sha "AI'~.
coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS. ,
a. m for Mauch Chunk. HazIetoh ana n'eFn's~
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and ineTmediae popaS. .
D. m for Geneva Lyons Elmli9 rsoche e. nan 80
and he West pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana eu'p'n''~
of'oee General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Fast E EIa1ITiM To1RSE " WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI, 81. LOUIS AND CHIoagGvvs
Leave NEW. YORK, foot OF Ibe6ty'st a. tSli'"''
For For ehcIiSNSyi l sr p 6tIs IS So
E Eor WksIIiNGToN, BALTIMORE. 80 q a. nv ny
i sO r M sunday sS p S so si No. p &c. $50 ss
t.o0 ~ n M IL 100 midnight .sr. AIS
An trains stop a Chester and Wilmington eA'eP
p 70 Tickets and Pullman Car Space call a. o. 81
station foot OF Llbcrty-st - -, A.. ana check
T. r. oDEIL CHAS .; 3D. xseaA
General Manager. Seni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN
WASHINGTON.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Central R. r. Of New-Jersey Phiadeph ana Reao a;
Liberty.sG, n. L. - ,- ooo ooo !, IN
n m 30 20. 3:l5 90 100. $50, 80 II 100
D. m SUNDAYS. S 80, o 80 a. H.. 80 49, $40
For Baltimore and Washington daily a. 80 IL 90
Trains leaving at 40 II 100 a NJ 80, 90 0 100,
30 IL 90 p. m. have connection FOR Reading harrs
Tickets and Parlor Car be procured at r. POI
AK 944 iI10 1923 Broadway, 737 6th-aye. 264 West
i25thst ia East 125thst., New York; Courtst 500
Fulton.st, % Broadway, Brooklyn -, - -. 49,, .,...
New.York Transfer Company Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
Ocean CLEANERS.

ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR c4LIFoRNNIEAS JAPA Am CHM HExico
CENT Yf5n AN9 s2U per loot So i0o
For San Francisco via the l;,hmgS % OF Pa n
From T2s San Fra FrsneiscO is, ana Brannan Sts
CITY OF q? S1ns en- %
For freight passage ana genera e 0raIoh apPF
eOmDany' of On B faS zee Genera
C,UARLESTON, SC. the South & Southwest.
y 'A THE GEYBE Es!FASHR G5aFAAST POINTS
Er9Tw R RRE 2 2haeioa is and soas o 3 6c IA
c9 9RaSeon ana and F 0 Oct is is
an Steamers have frscass accommodations
Insurance uHqS M 2p19 CLYDE co Gen Hs one Der
T C. EYER C. F. A. G. s. F. & ?. Line. $40 Bwy.N.Y
CUNARD LINE
SNGw.YoRK TO LIyEEPo9L OIL, via QUEENSTOWN.
8 9si 3! y M & &aia Nov 8 % M
I%SPi1 oct % $50 AaTsai. i6 Il a. NJ
Noy $40 = .so and hG 100 NSy s9 &
steesase cket 70 and from all parts Of Europe a. very
low rate oI fHT Green - "' 'OD''"'
Oniee virR nSG! II. BROWN y co. General Agents
NORDDEUT fischer ,t1I - LLOYD % SIS; co.
SRoETr FRSEf To- 0ssREMEN
steamer is llSq 1s5s s.! isii o''a'1
Elder T 6 Ss g. 10 M sa M'5 Oct o? % 2 8
S 1al sat Oct I8 p Lahn We'd Oct 80 10 am
f1rst Second cabin SO an adult Storage at low.
.s ca, qatss oELRICHS CO. No Bowling Groen
COMpAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
l TfoIIT FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
companys pier new No AZ North River Is Of Morton st
e ASCOGNE Santelli saturday October 90. q a
e nitET r., de Jouss'n.. SATURDAY. Nov 2, noon
IN FORGET General Agent No Bowling Green.
All YORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM
" PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO
rIo' ,ourNcTnN { HAv, PrOgrcsO. From
G. or " tara Vera Cruz. Wed. Oct 10.
cIENFUEGos GissfuoSos .uoa ai Oct. a
c. OF WASHINGTON Hay PT Ts1s ,u fr Ma Oct "a
Does carry passengers
For particulars, freight passage, apply 10
JAMES t. wAED 4 CO.. 1i3 WLlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13

4IH-ANE. AND NE"'ioHh'
Largest and Passenger Station in America. aai
the only In the city Of New York
On and after October H. 1889,
Trains will leave New York as follows:
a. Saratoga Rochester and MGs s6 "a ManRrs
via Delaware and Hudson. ,.,.-,.
Gats5:ts g AS s Sy
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
g so a. IN. the magnificent Southwestern Limited
Consisting Of combination library and cafe
STANDARD a dsy sGsR as9 dining i Entire
train is steam hsated cR5te by gas and wagner ve'
THE NEw.YoRK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
go the asca XsD ~ D .Sa Nd
car room i6secon private c0mpa
ment sleeping cars for Albany SyTacg'e Rochester But
ch I arriving fa' Chicago at 50 ~ the next day
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS
1880 a. NJ. Day Express for Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Cleveland Indianapolis 4siSS ana
Rocheser Wagner sleeping car Syracuse Ceyeand
Detroit and Gn Western flSSs 6 sHd NorSefn ExPs
saratoga LAKE GsoIge Rutland BsRSn Eo9s 70 saI
$3.50 p. saratoga Special. with Wagner drawing
IS p m AccommOdatlon to Albany and Troy Con-:
p points S on FtesSafS dfaTinsTo0n ssi
The FAST WESTERN ExPREss-MosT POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA.
Eat Chesso c9ii.na su aad III L0q Bd Es
Ing and dining cars
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL
-t6 80 D. M. Adirondack Mountain. Montreal ans
qua Express. Wagner sleeping cars daily 70
and Adirondack Mountain points wagner sleeping car
daily 10 Montreal, via Rouse Point and via St Adams
o n m Fast Mail Limited, arrives at Rochester ~
40 a. m, Buffalo :35 a. m. and Cleveland 20 D. m.
EAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST.
Fat Ms9s E1psss t SneSSs g. Ias
detroit and Chicago, with through wagner Heepihs yf
daily Sleeping cars TO WaSerSwa ON va SUNDAYS ony
- midnight Tor Saratoga and Adirondack Mountains
sleeping caTS 70 ASanX ConTsS5s IS no CON-
pectIon at Albany with this train leaving New'YoD
BERKsHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
10 So a. M, Pittsleld and North Adams Expressi
with Wagner drawingroom car through 70 Fl'V'nsio
40 d. M Fast Pittsned and North Adams Special.
room cars runs through Pittsned without change.
Fast time. Superior service. - 49,, ,,. -
sale at Grand Central saSn l54iS s ns ana 1ssts
BOad%hy II PTS ss 7ss Fulton.
St. and 33s Bedford-ave;, E: D.. Brooklyn. 49,
westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage IRON
Run daily: Others daily except sundays
Stop az i3sthst station to take on passengers for ~
MI John n: ToUCEY;. GEORGE H pANIELs
9 II. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
ara Fails caves the Grand Central Depot at p m daily,
via the Central Michigan Central and Wabash
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