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tHe united States. Captain Reid, through
the United States, claimed damages from
Portugal for the destruction of his vessel,
but that Government was at war at the
time. and the claim was, therefore, not
pressed for many years. Then Portugal,
at the inStigation of Great Britain, DISPUTED
the claim aud demanded that third party
be called into arbitration. This. against
the wishes of Captain Reid, was eventually
done, and Louis Napoleon, the party called
IN, hearing only the testimony of the En-
glish officer who commanded the fiotilla
which attacked the Armstrong, decided
against the captain of the privateer Reid
then brought his claim to the attention of
Congress, but before action was taken died.
HIS son and nameSake then took up the
hght. For forty years he pushed the
claim. and finally by the aid of Senator Pen
dleton of Ohio it was passed.
THE PLAY
Begins with the claimant, Silas Denman,
old and feeble, making final effort to get
the claim before Congress in order that by
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Ladies' MerinO Underwear.

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cases LADIES HEAVY RIBBED
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Rhea was born in Brussels September IA.
1850, OF wealthy parents, who removed to
Paris while size was very young. Five years
OF her glrlhood were spent in a convent
and when she emerged from it she Joined
an amateur dramatic society where Charles
Fechter, the great actor, heard her play and
advised her to adopt the stage as a profess
sion. Acting upon his advice she placed
herself under the tutorship of Beauvallet at
the Paris Conservatory, made her debut at
Brussels in the comedy of Fairy Fingers, "
and her appearance was conceded decided
hit She was invited to remain in Brussels,
and complied, playing there year. She
subsequently went starring in France, and
then settled at the Imperial Theater, st.
Petersburg, Russia. After the death of the
CZar-havng been at tie Imperial for five
years-she went 10 England and studied the
English language. October IS. 1881, she
came to the United States ana appeared at
Booths 1beater, New York, on November
18th, in AdrieDne Lecouvreur. She has had
a good deal of trouble during her American
career. but is gradually emerging from all
her difficulties.
JOSEPHINE, EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH"
The play Rhea proposes to present us, Is
the first effort of its author, a Mr.. Haven,
and is well spoken of. 1t is particularly
interesting to the student of the NaDoleOnic
epoch in French history. Rhea will, of
course, make up as lovely Josephine, while
another member of the company, Mr.. Will
lam Harris, can personate the little cor
poraP to the last button on his gray sur
font
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DOCKING WAR-SHrPs-E. j., City. II you
mean 10 ask by your query whether en-of-war
SHIPS are permitted TO lie at wharf In this port
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> W a
character of Josie Arm
strong, and otherwise
enliyened Mr.. Lloyd's
work. The character
of the Senator, the cen
trail figure of the piece,
was indicated by Mr..
Crane himself, and both
Lloyd and Rosenfeld
have carefully followed
his ideas in celebrating
it. Wherever The Sem
ator" has been pre-
sented. and it has been
played in St. Louis,
Louisville, Cincinnati,
Detroit, Cleveland, Buff
falo, Rochester, Boston,
Brooklyn, Baltimore,
PhiladeInhia (Nasbing-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

PARKMAN MURDERER. W., City. Dr. Web
ster was hanged on August 80, 1850. for the
murder on November 23, 1S49. OF Paikman In
Mass,
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Personal and Other Jottincs.

Mr.. Joseph Haworth will play a double
bill - tragedy and comedy-next Friday
evening at the Bush-street, appearing in
ga Comical Countess" and Dumas roman
tic play, "Ruy Bias"
Next Wednesday evening, May 14th. the
Alcazar Dramatic Club will present .'Chis-
pa" at Saratoga Hall.
The Webster-Brady Company are en- route
from the East and will follow Oliver Byron
at the Alcazar. Mr.. Byron will produce
Ten Thousand Miles Away" as his second
piece at the Alcazdr.
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No Change at the Leading The.
aters for the Coming
Week.
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE.
Oliver Byron VIII Reproduce "Across
the Continent at the AIcazar.
The Tivoli Returns to "Fatin-
liza y" The Senator Facts
About Rhea-PersonaI and Other
Jottings.

Reviewing the week, we find it has been
one OF the dullest in our theatrical history
for months. The variety business at the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

EXEMPTION FROM JURY-A. c., City. There
Is no age exemption from jury duty given in the
code OF this Stale. III in possession Of his nat.
ural faculties and not decrepit," a man rs years
Oh would be competent. Notwithstanding his
age. ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

PRESIDENTIAL VoTEs-C. j. W., City. The
total vote cast in the election for President In
1880 was 1913. DOG. in 1884 1904 ,2S3. and in
1883 IL asa g37 -
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connected with the passage OF the cele-
brated privateer brig General Armstrong
claim by Congress, after IL had been before
the national legislature for over forty years
THE GENERAL ARMSTRONG
Was built and equipped in New York early
in 1914, and, under command of Captain
Reid, sailed from that port to work destruc-
ton on the commerce Of the enemy in the
fall of the same year. On the evening of
September 14th she entered the port Of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

THE CALLS Query Column Is conducted with
view TO AID all seekers after knowledge of gen.
Satcn questions Will not receive any attention.
my Tue reliability or character OF any person or
hrms In this city or elsewhere
questions, answers 10 which are in the nature
OF an advertisement, will not be answered
EVefy inquiry must have the true and full
name Vi tne sender, as well as the correct resi-
uehce. any inquiry that has not The cor
rect name and address of the sender will
DE treated as IL IL was not signed, and the
WRITER need not expect an answer.
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The @ c. answers in the affirmative and cites
you the case OF the Mexican gun-boat Demo.
crata which for months before and after certain
repairs was at a wharf at tile southern end of
the harbor front.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

PETER DoNAHUE-K. NJ, City. The late
Peter Donahue was native of Glasgow Scot
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

LARGEST NEssELs-H. X. G., City. In point
OF tonnage, the largest merchant vessel In the
world Is the British steamship City OF Paris of
tie lnman line, 10000 gross; in the American
5U79. 81
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BACK Data. F., City. The 18th OF Septem
Der, 1929, was on Saturday.
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"oNiiucuy Wullt LuD
Americans lost two
killed and seven
wounded. Nor was
this the chief loss in
fllcted on the British.
Their vessels wera
kept so long at Fayal
refitting that the fleet
did not arrive off Lake
Borgne.L Louisiana, I'M
til four days after
General Jackson had
reached New Orleans
and put the city in a
good state of defense.
To the sea-fight at Fa-
yal was virtually due,
therefore, the posses
sion of the then terri
tory of Louisiana by
. !. IT.. r..
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markable for the rich and brilliant colorlng
of Instrumentation which distinguished
this writer of music.
THE LEGEND.
Sakuntaa was the daughter of Viswa-
mita and Menuka, a water-nymph. Aban-
doned by her parents she was brought I'D
by hermit. One day King Dushyanta
came to the hermitage during hunt aud
persuaded Sakutala to marry him. In due
time son was born. When the boy was
years old she took him to his father, and the
King recognized his wife by a ring he had
given her. She was then publicly pro-
claimed his queen. and Bharata his son and
heir. became the founder of the glorious
race of the Bharatas. This story forms the
plot of the celebrated drama of "Kalidasa,"
called "Sakuntala." made known to US by
the famous Orientalist, Sir William Jones.
FOLLOWING THIS:
:. An rerndio ............-.....;L Won beethoven
. !TaunereI ...s................ Richard Scnnnann
AiOum BIatt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Richard wagner
ran asia Francois Adren Servais
Hungarian Rhapsody" No. Franz List
" Che Faro Senza Eurydice -. .Christoph Won Gluck
Symphonic poem ("Tassoo "Lamento Trionfon
la Vorspie Otteo Viseenti. ..................
tb) Priests March, from 3" Montezuma "...-.
Fred Grant Gleason
Nine. Emilia Tojetii will be the soprano
soloist on the occasion and Mr.. Louis Heine
,celloist The concert takes place at Odd
Fellows hall on the evening of May 10Th
inst
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Gents Furnishing Department.

DofuA snAoh"
70 dozen GENTS SUMNER MERINO
HALF HOSE. formerly soc, at
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100 dozen GENTS HEAVY MERINO
SOCKS (Norfolk and New Brunswick
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case CENTS SUPER BALBRIGGAN
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case GENTS SEAMLESS COTTON
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GENTS UNDERWEAR.
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rs dozen GENTS FINEVICUNA MERINO.
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so dozen GENTS NATURAL LAMBS
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IS dozen GENTS SHETLAND SCARLET
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CHILDREN'S, MISSES AND BOYS
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enforced back and front, heavy muslin,
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good value at
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Mail D.
on
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PROTECTING DUCKS j. G., Vallejo. As a
matter of fact, under the act of March Is, 1870,
II is forbidden 10 take, KILL or destroy in any
manner wild duck In or around Lake Merritt or
Peralta, in Alameda County; under the act OF
May 13, 1854, with the amendments, mallard
wood, teal and spoon BILL and all other broad bill
ducks at seasons In this stale with exceptions at
stated perods in Sau Bernardno Los Angeles
Sierra, PIumas and Lassen counties and under
The act OF April IL, 1866. the ducks last above
named In SisKiyou County at stated times. You
are therefore wrong IN your premise that the
law fol the protection Of this class OF wlld-fowl
las been abolished
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

markable for the rich and brilliant coloring
OF Instrumentation which distinguished
this. writer of music.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

TWO FAsTEsT-J. j. D., City. Probably the
two fastest OF the new sells Of Uncle Sans
navy are the torpedo-boat Cushing and the dyna-
mite cruiser Vesuvius, though the torpedo. boat
Stlletto should not be omitted. But on this sub
ject OF the speed OF the new American war YES
sells, II Is also proper TO add that with the single
exception OF the dispalch-boat Dolphin, it is a
notable Tact Ill recent ship building that while
The English cruisers are apt &c fall under their
guaranteed speed, the Americans have bettered
The requirements Of the contracts.
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LIQUOR LAw-P. &. r., City. II there is a
city and county ordinance in New York forbid
ding the sale of liquors on the Sabbath, which
the O. Z. Is not prepared TO affirm or deny, the
authority TO enact the same must be derived I'M
der q Stale la
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

CONTAINING lRoN-A. s., City. Chaly beate
waters are waters with iron as the principal In
gredient, and are subdivided into five classes
pure, alkaline. saline, calcic and aluminons. The
waters OF no less than nineteen springs In Amer.
lea nave been analysed and traces OF iron IN yari-
Gus forms found IN greater or lesser degrees. In
thls class one pint of the water OF the Napa Soda
springs has been found 10 contain .9S grains OF
carbonate OF Iron. pint OF water from The Con-
gress Springs IN Santa Clara County has been
found TO mold 1853 grains of carbonate of iron
California Settler OF MendocIno County trace OF
iron, and Paso Robes Hot Springs San Luis
Obispo County, .o3 grains of protoxide of iron.
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The CHARLEsToN-N. N. and j. II. Descrip-
lions OF the cruiser Charleston were published
In 1HE CALL before her launching on July 8.
1883, and another from another standpoint on
the 21st of last month, upon her return from an
ocean trip The Charleston was built upon the
plans OF the swift japanese cruiser Nanwa-
nan, designed by Sir William Armstrong, with
such notifications, however in quarters as
were rendered necessary by the conditions OF the
8-inch for l0-inch rifles. Her principal dimen-
sions are: Length over all, 800 feet; on load
water-forward II feet inches, aft feet 6
inches, mean IS feet 6 inches; displacement,
$3.50 tons; Indicated horse power natural
dIaught 5000, forced 600; maximum speed,
1919 Knots per hour; complement, 325 men
cost, exclusive Of armament, 81 OF. 500
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l-lSL
la NorSpiel Zu Otteo Niscenti.
tb) Priests March, from "Montezuma "........
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COPPER CENTs-F. NJ c., City. While cop
per cents are coin of the realm as much as
greenbacks or other paper money, yet they are
not In general circulation In California, and
people do not like to handle them; and for the Sc
and other reasons a negative reply Will probably
best answer your question, " If man comes
lnto baT-room ana calls for glass of beer and
puts down hve one-cent pieces, is the proprietor
held liable Tor damages for refusing the same ?'
Moreover, what would constitute the cause of
action?
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SPECIALS.

We have a very large stock of GENTS
FOUR IN HANDS AND SILK
SCARFS, at
15c, zoe, CSC and soc each.
The best values in the city.
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RECORDED MoETGAGEs.

Atkins. Thos b. to Luyster 10 West 7fth-st
McNandrT James. to \ J Cornck cor Convent'ave
and l4stl..t years, 10000 o, 49, , "a. .,.o
Benham p. TO X Riggs, II 5Oth.st OF 5th'ave'
jad,on j l. to r P Flower, 127th'st W OF 5th'ave
year. - 900. - NJ. -, o., .o. .,
Sporord's Point 3 years. $4,000. $500 49,
Kahn. German. TO VI Orihuld, 4'th'sV Vi An'-"No
~, year- $4,000. . 90 ,,,,.,., %, g,
year. $50. 10 - p..no.,,s
Point I year. $40 600. 49, ,,.-..e-,.- ,,..o
Lake. Hugh to J l. Cadwalader lo7 Waver'"y Pace
2 VAR. SlJ 600. % $500, - c.,,o-,oo G,
Miller. t. T., TO Brown, % ana % '"'h"'i'c'9O'
demand. $1,000. . n, ,,-.,o -r,,,o
Muller Auru-t j. German American Real Estate Ilt'
(,uarint.e Company, Sh-st " Of dave . wars
5000 80. ,,.L..,.,o,
Place. 3 YEAR. $1,000. go 40 a., r..oo.,.
ua;I I wear. 5000. ,,,, $500. - -, o.,..,,
20 VI + Monaghan, : liulaN'' Oh yarn
st. iustaluent-. $50.
note 5000. $500,
Norck. Charles n. To We'll. 8 cor Jackson anu
Crescent aNrs. year. $500
Wilson. u : ! Browning. i0it-st. OF 3d-aVe.
I yrar $500. -,
ave Year,. 5000
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-FOUR AND c sas was so, e. material
weakness in Wheat. On Oca trade account moderate
sSss'J Sas sS 81 ifP0
Ind lsss = naS 81 nsS SsS;
= 81 log Sels fiSs s?%i? g. Quot
new piss IS ~ DO Patents e S5dso 80; 10y fxira,
da 70 choice 81 1883 81 fancy g a. % rote@
~ - 1Gas5 StrFh poo acy .6av SS
GO 25asG IS and some held SO 40 supernne spring and
l 20 3d. spss at n as
ana ffU{ f1'ia =
e25 lbs supefne at SO 4cds4; latter fancy coHN;
3a dRqHS at ss s 7oo HS SS
c III wss!hes Prsyad FoSsn
sS e S w va d aeS bS IN S S o III Sr It
was a slow market however, taken altogether. and the
vae cable stated that the Vienna Congress now session
ss' Fss Btsu T iSi So' Tnsd Rasdom
via 100 f cent ei F9 PsmaFI Eg 6 ollai o
NoryaySMoe9aen So America 5lAG0oOo bush sh sd
baars fie public cable accounts however were
strong and higher and unsettled IN the United Kingdom
s S1S Hf an n1 Of bush Witch Tss
S SS oe iaS!S e se fS Ss ss od si'
ere that TOO contriby,ed 70 H. downTard
s siai 6ese s on Sarda ana srasaS
s Spensd At 81 is el4 down o. isayns
Ct = i0 then may down a"S e 'f q Closing at Il 4 Reap
ling was quite 20 m ra At s Sa, o3 I'm h5s pd &, b
(Which srct< option deallngs would be taken up TUGS.
day and a. AIDED . u Sr sng s
snlSf w i6tTa scS6osd lcetps bush Saane
there was slight advance september closed 81 oS'2 De-
eember 81 III ana MAY r. The sp9 market also
dull Shippers reported having bought two load,
s p sS R5Gnd @ S'G @G sqgS be
SS . T fS RED no. @ r ad oaoG ST S CO. yto
81 Oal afoat from store 81 0grQ$l lob J. .. D, No.
closing ~ 81 o. d. ScTtembci 81 6SsgS lo' clo-ae
st 81 o3 do oeobe, = 93qsl IL CLOSING at p lo ~
Do May. 81 iiS5i ~ closing at 6oo Il AL, ~ 50
W,tcr G5i' ee ry r western in boatoad quote1
at cOdGse STATE 81 aJ9c BARLE1 MMLf-St , Hay
s ss ?ooOSc @ news S s orr TODAY
market suderd deeint The t9cks in ,t?lr q a,efen
Il SS , Gg 1%$ p sS %'i nseP Of any
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bottom g mo S9 s Ss ese % took @
bush Clearanccs I5.24s bush Sales lcSNOCO bush ~
Soc: 20 mixed 55,sa@Oc elevator. 5elaa57c a1o,t
st AMIR mixed quoted 5Ga5Gac 3ho9t 70; "h quot
SS5Tc. do Ssnternbet. 55sa5G4c, closing at 55+c d.
1eoh ro ISss 81 SIo DO p az 5S closing
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mart mar t. dScncd ltdac under 5eer oaenag' VIM
f Ss%'G %drs was ,e!
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ssse45'e e,yatST 70 elevator white, Hs,ac t'q a.
%csip 500 ec White DO 45a5Sc 80 August 42&d
.is f'G % Scso6 5a q ~ closing a 80 %h
&c ana srepe 100 ogo'sS ,cs
y - HSe s S 81 i5d$i IS Rye Feed o5casi
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COTTON MARKTTS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Aug %, ?. m.-The sales OF the day in
cludod 1000 ba.s American. ,,,,,,,. -,
Futures closed weaS Amerean1,Mld low Hld t
S.ptembcr delivery. u C4d sellers September drSrry
Il cd solra tptcmber and october delivery 800 10
rve c,oor and November dcllVery f9Gldi J'Gid
November ard December delivery, 1s4d5 +e-Gid d"
,hSr and January delivery 1850 fS0 J1nuaf.
and February delivery. 4T-gd5 1854 February and
March delivery ) 4e-6idb i90id Int, -, . -.
Caivestoo Aug 25.-Cot'o easy mddng. lO'4c; low
pddog I0s.c good ordinary l0c net and Er''s receipt.
90 faes Including OBS bales new crop exports coas
viz. $50 bales sales. Gao bales spinnor~. 81 tales Stock
Cor cctoG&Add Galveston net receipts since septem
Norfolk. Aug o5-cotton steady; middlinr 1890 NJ
and ooss receipts bales all new crop; . port coast
VIE lOi bales sales, { bale stock 300. bars
Sayalnah Aug 2j.-Cotton qui't; middllnR 100 lg"
mlddlinQ l0sse good ordinary 3Fc; net ana ef"~. i
ccr;s 577 bales all new crop sales. 60 bales stock
Sew orleans Aug 2j.Cot,on weak: m!cdi.nr lo,ss
9,q baies including 1852 bales crop; gross Jo5'
tales: sales I75 balcs: stock l2.oN balos
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana Aup 23-SIanish gold. ~ I'9,dF2 40. FIX
change shows On upward tendency sugar quiet
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-There . steady market for Brazil srowths
on the spot, with moderate stir TO the demand 80
fiat bean quoted l9c, and undescrbed do sS.e: SSes'
iSc 800 bags 10 Isle Mid grades had Sa g ih
General market had quiet look, with light uctuatlohs
August gained 1--WE points some little covering 81
shorts' ana cables while later months ruled tnlrI
steady and IN instances shade lower haNre aavanSe
I4dL r. Hamburg u Ifg better on August DuI
otherwise unchanged London was unsettled o ON al
gso'a aa Xox Ags rs 6eeSbsT 6s Cd January
76s Rio quotes: Regular first, 8 200 : good second
bags stock i62 900 bags market STEADY santa
states during the week. $1,000 bags Rio purchases for
Europe and other countries during the week. 1e 600 Tags
$1,000 bags; Flo cleaIahees for Europe and other
countries steamers loading at Rio Tor UnlId
states three freight per steamer 25c and per cent
prag e Der bag Santos stock 10000 bags santos
purehases for United states I20c0 bags Santos pur-
ehases Europe and other countries 40 600 bags santos
Europe other Countries, 1000 bags
steamers loading Santos for United States one santos
market quiet good average santos, 800 Total sales
hero to-day 20 600 bags Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
WASIIINlrTON
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL.
WaN EnMpANN

Passenger trains leave Of Jay and 2d sts ~ oho~s
Jay ST, 50 a M, i2d,et, 90 a. n Tor SsAposi
Hall MddletOwn, Port JeNls. Monticello. FaAsOurs'
Liberty, Hancoek, Walton Delhi. Ldneston, Noi~Ich'
Utica Rome, Oneida Detroit, Chicago and points Ness
Jay-st., 300 a i2d-t. 10 a. M for Oanpoel
Hal LAKES Mohodk and Minnrwaska Waikiki valley SO.
tons MiddetoNn. Bloomingburg ElenN HE. Mountain
Dale. falsbure Hurley VILE Liberty. White Lake
Jay.,t., 100 p. t2d-st., 10 p M ior C9hlpoeA
Hall Lakes MohOak and MnewasN2, Waikiki valley sS.'
lions. MlGdietown, B.oomiaebuFs Enenl e roFs JSrt.
MonuceAo, falisburg HureyNile, Liberty "hIs LaA''
Rockland ,,,,,,.....
ElienVlue Fasburs, Liberty, Walton, Norwich, oneds
O,WeSo. :ochester Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago ana
Jay-st 30 n M. iod.st. as D. m. saturdays only
for Campbell Hall. MddctOwn, fNenyle Port jews
tallsbufg, Liberlg, White Lake. Rochland ,
tDaiy through Other trains daily, eNceP ounuas ;.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping.car berths
reserved at S23 Broadway New.Yora NJ, :, ~
J. {. ANDERSON. G.. T. ~, Is l.Nchanse iI'ce ~ l.