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The morning call., 1890-09-09
High Jumping Record.

ELMIRA, Sept. Sat the Maple avenue
Driving Park this afternoon, the worlds
record for high jumping was broken by the
horse Roseberry, owned by Moorehouse &
Pepper of Toronto. who cleared the bars at
seven feet and fve-eishts of an inch. The
best previous record also made by Rose
berry. at Chicago. was six feet eleven and
three quarter inches.
The morning call., 1890-09-09
The Biz Trea Park Bill.

WASHINGTON, Sept s.-Vandever's bill
creating the Sequoia National Park was re-
ported favOrably this morning by Mr.. Plumb,
Chairman OF the Senate Committee on Pub
lie Lands. 1t was Immediately acted upon
and passed without amendments.
The morning call., 1890-09-09

from II ,0OO, 600 to 100000 Spring corn
is firm Oats are steady. Yellow maize is
quoted over 20s flat is held at 23s. At to-
days market new English wheat was Is
lower. Wheat is quiet.
The morning call., 1890-09-09
Arrest of Chinese Gsmb,ers.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-The police
made wholesale raid to-nisht on Chinese
gambling houses on Race street and cap
tured 225 players of fan-tan.
The morning call., 1890-09-09
Blaine's Reciprocity Po,icv Anrrov.d

NEW YORK, Sept.S.-To-day the Produce
Exchange unanimously adopted resolutions
approving Blaine's reciprocity policy.
The morning call., 1890-09-09
BORN.

KING-In this city, September 8, 1890, to the wife
OF Charles ii. King daughter.
CAHILL-In this city, July %, 1880. to the wife or
j. II. Cahil son.
WALL-In this city. September 6. 1890 to the wife
OF Charles W. Wall, n son.
The morning call., 1890-09-09
ED NJ. PHELPS.

Ed NJ. Phelps, President OF the Board OF CITY
Trustees, died ut San Pedro yesterday. He was
and was a member OF The Grand Army OF The Re.
public.
The morning call., 1890-09-09
Sprinef Id Results.

SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), Sept. s.-This was
the closing day of the circuit races at
Hampden Park.
First race, 2:26, trotting, $500, divided,
unfinished from Saturday, Mamie Woods
won. Autograph second, Major Uirich third,
w. II. Nichols distanced. Best time 2:21 X
Second race Springfield stakes). 2:2S.
second. Abbie V third. Nightingale fourth.
Best time 2:lSK
The morning call., 1890-09-09
OBITU AIRY,
JOHN H. MIELANp.

Just eight days ago John Henry Wieland, the
eldest son Of the late John Wieland. was stricken
with apoplexy and confined to his bed where he
languished until o'clock yesterday morning.
when he passed away. The deceased was widely
known In this city, where lie was also born. lie
leaves widow but no children. Bright's disease
Of the kidneys is given as the direct cause Of
death. Mr.. Wleland was noted for bis business
acumen. and after The death Of his father the
management OF the business OF the Phllapelphia
Brewery largely dev0lved upon him. He was
Director OF the syndicate of bIeweries organized
In this city few months ago, and was also a
member Of all the prominent & ermau societies of
The city. The funeral will take place on Thurs
day, at O'Clock, from the family residence, at
1880 Howard street.
The morning call., 1890-09-09

A. B. Preston, pioneer and prominent citizen
Of SOnOma County, died at his home al .Iamss
town yesterday Of paralysis.
The morning call., 1890-09-09

Ex United States Senator Christiancy died last
evening at Lansing, Mich. From 1857 to 1876
be was member of the Supreme Court OF
Michigan. He was also al one lime Minister 10
Peru.
The morning call., 1890-09-09

General Mention.
All the theaters give matipees to. day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
bank Suspended.

New YORK, Jan. 3O.-The Lenox
Hill bank has sjust suspended payment.
Iii controlled by the same parties who
last week bought control of the SIX h
National bank in this city, which
hsd already been closed by the bank
examiner. knowledge of the re!siiou
Of the two institutions caus. d aruu GU
the Lenox which II was unable To m. et.
The president IL said to have made at :
tempts oobtain funds in Wall .t,eet
TO continue payments. but wss un-uc.
cessful. The clearing house association
TO- day acted on the SIKH National
and d c!drd TO drop II froLi the sssocia.
tIou. There are all kinds of rumors In
regard to the Sixth National bank,
one being that Its new officers, who
have been in charge a few days, had
sold out it, securities as soon ss they
obtained possession. Its president.
p. J. Claussen, was said to be connect
ed with mining schemes In Leadville
q number # yeas ago. A represents
tive Of the hank examiner said the
state deposiiors will certainly be paid
in full.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01

the appeal Of yesterday. Turner OPP
posed and Butterworth endorsed the
speaker. Mckinley moved to lay on
the table the app al from the spesker's
decision. Shouts of disapproval were
heard on the demo cratic side. but Nc
kinley persisted in bis motion and
Springer moved that the house adj
jurn. On rising vote the result was
announced ~ ayes, l2i; nays. l4s.
Springer demanded the yeas and Gays,
and when they were called the result
was announced as yeas, las; nays i9l.
SO the house refused 10 adjourn and
the question recurred on motion TO Law
the appeal on the table. on which ques-
,ion the yess and nays were demsn.
ded from the democratic side. The
clerk proceeded with the call
NO DEMOCRATS RESPONDING
. I'd most of them leaving their seats
and retiring TO the cloak room. The
speaker however followed the roll call
aud noted down the names OF the
democrats present but not voting.
The non-vpting members were again
called las is the custom) but no demo-
Gratis responded. When the vote wss
completed. the speaker to k the re.
turns from tns tally clerk and said:
The clerk will record the following
names of members a. present and
declining TO VOTE" aud he read out
the names He then announced the
vote rs l62 yeas and none in the neg
ative, and declared the mt ton Ia lay
the appeal on the tsble was carried.
There were shouts If "No quorum"
and exclsmstions OF indignsti, n ON
the democratic side. but motion to
adjourn Was put aid declared carried.
A demand far an ave snd no vote wa-
made with the result Of yess, 1856; nays,
81, aud 50 the house adjourned iill
Tomorrow, rha republicans jubllsnt Ut
th.ir success sud the democrats cor
respondingly depressed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
UNION OFFENDERS DAY.
Lincoln's birthday to be Observed by the
Sons Of Veterans.

Ed. Yellowstone JOURNAL:
Dear Sir-In you editorial on the
Sons of Veterans camp fi-e. which ap-
pssred In the issue Df January 10, You
Q pesk of its being held on Washing
toms birthday. very natural mistake,
perhaps. as thai has been the only
holiday in the month Of February.
Perhaps word of explanation will
correct the mistake, aud possibly be
of some interest 10 your readers 90
well. At the Eighth snL ual epcamp-
ment Of the 3. Of ", L. s. A., held st
Patterson, New jersey it was ordered
that the birthday OF Abraham Lincoln.
Feb. 18th, should he known as Union
Defenders Day. and that it should he
celebrated throughout the order by
such PATRIOTS exercises az the brnthers
in various Localities might deem moet
appropriate and fitting. There IL no
day In all the yea, excepting per-
haps that which cel.bia'es the birth
of our savior aud the birth of our na-
tion. which should 50 arouse the en-
thusia.m and patriotism. and meet
With the universal approval of the
American people. as the 10th of Feb
Tuary. Therefore 1t is proper that the
Sons of Veterans. an organization
originating and resting upon the prin.
ciples 80 closely allied and BASED upon
the important events which charac.
terized the greatest achievements Of
our msrtyrsd president. should tske
coQnizsnce Of his natal day; snd Mr..
Editor. $4,000 Sons of Veterans will
celebrate Lincoln's birthday this year.
Verv respectfully,
CHAs. F. MORRISON,
Commanding Col. Swaine Camp No.
Z, Division of Montana.
Fort Keogh. Mont. Jan. %, 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
Burxiarired the Prs.ldents House.

INDIANAP0LIs. Ian. 30.-Burglsrs
entered Presiden. Hsrrison's honse on
North Delaware street last night.
Although II 10 occupiei by Henry 8.
Frazer and family, much Of the presi-
dents property Is It'll in the house.
Much Of It, with the jewelry belong
Ing to Mrs. Frazer, was stolen. The
total loss 10 about $1,000. The burg
lara secnred an entrance through a
., cond story window.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
DISTRICT COURT.
Tenth Day.
FORENOON SESSION.


Court opened at $3.50.
Reading of minutes by clerk.
State vs. Srhultz-De'erdsnt re-
leased on his own recoQniz-nce In sp-
pear on the first day Of next regular
term.
Westervelt vs.. Brander hurg-Mo-
tion for continuance made nv defend
ants attorney on the ground thst ore
nj bis most important witne--.s, SEMI
Birdsell, is too III TO attend a. q wit
nesa 10 the cese during this term Of
court. Motion denied. Exceptioa
filed. jury Gated and trial proceeds.
Liddell and Middleton for plaintiff
strevell 4 Porter and w. A. Burleigh
for defendant. The argument of this
motion and the selection If q jury
took up the time of the so1rt until the
recess taken until 2:l5.
State vs.. Robt. Roberts-Demurrer
To indictment sustained and defend
ant ordered discharged, the court
holding the proceedings In the justice
court void ab initio.
AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS
Completion Of the jury In the Bran
denburg- WesterveIt case and cram
ipation Of witnesses commenced at Z
On trial.
In the matter Of the estate Of John
Dole. deceased, petition praying ~
moval of John Fairfield 90 admInis-
traitor of above estate and the appolut-
meut Of his successor. filed BY J. W.
Kinsley for his clients. n. Bolles D
Co., who have q mortgage forecIossfs
pending against the estate. Bet fbr
hearing Feb. 18th.
Charles L. Carter takes out hls ilssl
naturalization psper.
Court adjourned at $50 until Q Al.
Feb. lst.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
nstsr Nxna. cs.ar~>a.

We are pleased to mote The conAf-
nation Of Major n. p. Wynaa -
agent Of the Grow Indians. which
event occurred OF "wednesday. sons
e1ort was made BY interested part1es
to defeat the confirmation, but II does
not appear TO have accomplished
much. Now that the Major II rellsvsG
cf thi. element Of uncertainty II ~
gard TO his position. be Win rap11lv
develop Into enc If The best In1lnn
- 'nis the service has svss -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
their pay masters. Here is the con-
clusion of the matter:

their pay masters. Here is the con-
clusion Of the matter:
Resolved, That 1t !. the sense Of this
House that the Legislative Assembly
should save the coffors OF the State
needless strain by bringing Its present
session at once to close by sine die
adjournment Of both Senate aud House
and that in some manner, II pl lssible,
the entie dilemma should be rslexated
for speedy settlement and decision 10
the popular ballot, to the end that tie
people, from whom primsrily all gov
ernment emanstes, may make known
their will and assert their supremacy
in the future OF oar goernmept, as they
should have been permitted TO do in
the past.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
favorabiy Considered.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S0.-The senate
committee on public buildings and
grounds to- day gave some considera
tion to Pierce's bill, an appropriation
ofs75, 900 for q public building at Fargo.
The report from the supervising arch.
itect was submitted recommending the
bill. Senator Pierce is assured that 1t
will pass.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
Mia Bisland Comisx I'm.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-The Cunard
line steamer sophia was sighted of
Sandy Hook at 1913 this morning.
Miss Bisland. competitor OF Nelly BLY,
In the race around the world. Ia on
board.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
WANT I'D GO HOME.
wallace Thiaks the Rsmps Have Fiddied
Away Enough Tims.

wallace Thinks the Rsmps Have Fiddisd
Away Enosgh Tims.
Wallace, who ought to bea member
Of the House of Representatives. Offer
ed resolution In the rump house yes
tsrdsy relating In sine die adjourn
msnt The resolution was made .
special order ior 2 o'clock this aftsr.
noon.
II 10 preceded by . string Of whore
sses 10 long that the courage OF man
sbrlnks fro,u the tasks Of reading t.em.
They are the usual Democratic bun
combe, and include the stock phrase
abou. the ''rspe Of the ballots" etc.,
nd pausesm.
II Is devoudy hoped that the rumps
may adopt the long preamble and short
resolution thik afternoon and act &C.
oordingly, thereby greatly relieving
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-01
A WORD WAR.
The Nations Representatives
Indulge in One of the Fiercest
Debates Ever Held.
On a Motion to Approve the
Journal the Democrats do
Not Vote.


The House PERI, ct Bedlan.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The CALLER
les of the house were crowded to their
utmost capacity long before noon TO.
day by spectators snticinating a re-
sumption Of the contest Of yesterday,
nor were they disappointed, for a. the
clerk read the journal in the usual
manner, emitting the defsiled vote by
yess and nays on the question Of the
confederation Of vote against the con-
tes'. d election case, Mr.. Brecken -idge
of Kentucky arose and demsndad the
reading of the full vote. After mo-
ments hesitation the spesker directed
this 20 be done. This having been
completed. Mr.. Breckenridge demand.
ed the reading of the names of those
not vot,ng and the speaker ordered
thi. done also. Then Mr. Springer Of
Illinois demanded the reading
In foil Of the statement Of
Speaker Reed giving the grounds fr
his ruling YESTERDAY and the clerk
read IL. The reading Of the journal
having been completed, Mr.. Mckinley
If Ohio moved the journal De approved
and upon that motion demanded the
previous question. Springer moved
TO adjourn, but the motion was de-
fested-yeas li2. nays 100. The ques-
tion recurred on the demand for the
previous question on tn approval Of
the Journal, and the yeas and nays
being demanded
THE ORDER, "poN'T vOTEw
was passed around The democratic side
of the chamber aud was studiOusly
obeyed. Before the vote was an.
nounced the speaker directed the
clerk to record the names of the mem
bers present and not voting The
speaker then announced the vote to
stand yeas l50;nsys, l, (Buckslew) and
added: "Who, in addition to the gen.
tlemen present, constitute Q quorum
TS,. % S..p.h, sa.,a . s,.,rn, 90 .nn,n...
Co.. o.. .sn.s,,..n La =, ,ha hon..
NJ, C,,.n ~ 1..or.,. u,i. ,aa % .nns.,
g., a.. aos,s,on s,, ar. ans.L..
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b., M,U,n,av - oh,o ,,., The .nns.,
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.,..,n, "a ,a,.a nas.,d ,,., ;,,h.
srs.s.r.. d..,d.a =. ,,.,,,d ,... ON
800, tn. sn..rs,. nAnd tho ch,,,
dscI,ns. ~ sn,s,,.,n IN, .nns.l of m.
gentleman from Illinois, lspplause
~ , m. -, -
80 -,.s,, -,s. w.
n..s.ss.,s...,U Ua.,...S
RuSAED DOWN THE AISLE
and standing In front of the speaker
exclaimed: From that We appeal.
There is no appeal pending. There
was an appeal yesterday, but this 10 a
di fferent appeal because the speaker
Il asonv nv,t m N tha hos,sn xufl1 suatain his
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hlE: YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
Il.lir. arrive a' anl drplti from
GRA%D CI:c< TRIAL. STATION,
fourth 1--WE. and 42d ST.. New York.

THr, ONLY RIpIEo2'p ar'TIqly u 4 TVF CIR"
Cl.Sro 10 10 a. N. hcst day; LIMIT.
1920 A. 81" - LIZ Soa Ell III, To- % 80 a. n ~ s.
1851 T. lii.oLwI.srERN DAY EXrREss-dany eAecp!
$50 =. M.-NoRrH SHORE yEsTIBULE LIMITED TIL,
Duo " Detroit A. 0lJ a. u.' Chicago 90 y L. heN'
900 2, Mast WESTERN ExrEEsss--prygge ch 1,
$50 r. ". 'AbirSIb&tK. MONTREAL AND MA
OH i. H VI. F2Ei 5i 'iGrIS AND CHICAGO TX
rEEsS Uu. Iadanlpo.l, II 20 p. III. neat cay :"
Hxb bq HI So FI5N %.
~gt'S ~ 70 70; ron. 49, c.5 POM 80 ri 50
IN ~ ,S$o, % 20 10 S. p i II 80 m
rI5f 3d. so cd 90 ga g. 3D. d-S e. 3 = 50
Ho, rill l'f' . 6 10 80 iii6 % a. TO-. 50, 600.
prrF&L6 9 So 80 Io - t a. m, 90. 30 0l5
XIEG%aA FALIs-Io 90 no 90 a. 80. 800, 80
sAitiiiIJ'. co. tII.2o m.'2 90. 1890 7;aO
iiiUtsANp I9i.ANDs-tiO 30 a m. 80. 9;l5 p M
AbiE02 bGA5 ~ MOUNTAINS ~. MoNrEEN~.i2 90.
~ 80 a u.. 20 p. m. 'i2 oc night also Ad''0n'
& 4f,n I'M '"9all24 hND .cANANDAIdUA-to 90
nEt.K TX? i Nils j, D. Via HARLEM DIVISION
fo1l 10 at! and si in serms Apply a. GroHd
Central ZION 80 ~ 9'' , nd lj st. sasS2,
New ir ora sJj 20 Iul'on,s: and sos
clotl-ISr. 30. 49,. n"o".L, I.' '-'."' '' ''' '
wc.,cors >prc,' calls foT and GnsfEs baggage from
hot De- aud residence, tn'ou5H mi Other trains
Ao,c trains. cxocut nos ieay!ae at co. 80 a. M
20 20 2 n -. -. Il % p No. and 100 MID
JoiG ,;S M NJ Mas.cr t;eni Passenger Agent
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Ciin DropcriDe1or Sole.

NOW FINISHFD.-fn tho most b"au:iful bloc, tn
~ West Side 74thst- between Central Park Wet AMI
Columbusave. Nos. IL % 40 each 90 feet WIDE
deep; extensions stories, 1918. These houses
pete Solid thoroughly wc-buit residence and invite the
critical exaninato by experts double plumbing Of
the very best system No. II sold. Apply PREM
or SKINNER & NELLIS, ,1Gf 9ta.aye.
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Rrdl Cetaie.

T,HE GRANITE STATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION
has taken offence at an advertisement III Iast SUNDAY
papers. 9n1 has made show o. a suit against Us.
InaSmuch said Assoc not mr't oncd IN said
I'D yer semcnt aud nssmuch only asl'd question
Hayc you been fooled by the Granite state and similar
concerns :" and asserted that our methods were not theirs
aud said Association indicates by It's acton that 10 feels
Itself hit by said advert ScUcut call who
grievance AGAINST this Association call and state
same ACCOMPANYING their with papers
There viii Pc charge part for Interest
taken In their
100 Na-sau-st.. N,W-Nork.
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Y EUIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

pASoENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
Dr1urosscs as follows:
a. m for SdtlnEton and Intermediate points.
D. H. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and tho Wet ana principal local points. Chair car W
Ivoir. and pullman ear % Suspension bridge.
." 90 n. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
II a -. FOR L. and b. Junction and intermediate points
Chs'F ear Tor Iunkhannock and Intermediate points
C,slr car to TunkhannOck. Connection 70 Reading aud
40 H. n for Elmirs and principal ntermcdet" points
chair 10 "IIHes"''I' an" "'''" ''''P'' W ""'P'"
scu Erldsc ., ,,u.h C,uoL and t,,o.,uod,.,o ,oto,.
Ch4f oor m Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
,,nD,.a.rtfdn To- I,ading and Ilarrl.burc.
N" :, ~ for Geneva. Lyons. Emlra Rochester Buffalo
and 30 West Pullman sleeper U Lyons aud Suspension
Bridge. H., -, O a - IA ~, u IN and An
~ tonnect for all points In Mahanoy and H1zeton coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS
2 a m FOR Mauch Chunk Iiahleton and Intermediate
roiI and ii q. IN. Tor Shenandoah and intermediate
points. =, ,,.,,oA ,,Av,, ,d t,,o,,ood,a,. ,ot,,.
f. H. for G,nrNa Lyons. EHdra. Rochester. Buffalo
and c Wet Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
bf'ose General Eastern Oniee 235 broadway.
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NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AM WESTERN RAIL


passenger train, leave foot Of Jas and 42d 50 a. follows
Jay --t, .JO a. 4-GSt a. D.. DaihpD'it
Han M!oaetoNh, rOIt JerNIs, MCnucclo, lallshurs.
Liberty, Hancock. Walton D,lhi, lAn!'stof Norwlch,
Utica Rome. oneida, Detroit Chicago and p0nts H'st.
Jay-,t.. 900 H., i2dst 10 a. M; for Campbell
Han. IaIce MohOuk and MInHcv Waikiki Valley
lions, Mdd!ctown. Hloominghnre. EcnNil!c' Mountain
Dale fallrnLr,. HuIe- VIII. Liberty. White Lake.
Jay-st, 900 ,. M "a st. 3 - r. M fog campbell
uons Nlddctown Bloomlngburg. lcnNilc, Port Jeryis.
Monttcio. FailsDuIg, HuricyN" Liberty, White Lake.
i.Jc.isnd
Jay,t. - p m. 42d It, 80 p m; for West Corn.
wall MILE, Stony Ford, Campbell Hail. Middiotown.
ii1alnl.'I dur I,llruSIllc
Jay 6 90 =. H., A2d.t VA m for Middl town.
Kochc,cr Niasara Fails Detroit Chicago and point, west
lay. { p. f2d- 3d.. - p. SATURDAYS only ;
for ,aup'cl nan Mlddlet!wn, Elcn,llc. Port Jcr's
IAN burg, Lib riv, Whit Lake, EochlIud
pas. tHfou-n. Othrr nans d1t. except Sundays
pullman drawineroom scat and slccpngcar bce ryed
nj. If y
~ T. O. ANDERSON g. p. A.. 10 Exchange Place H. T.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK
\ iEli Nit.,oMILL ~. EEct1yED ar r, TIE
nr.t..,. u2tl $40 Broadway. between Twc9ty:
TWcnty.ihirdst corner Eighth ave; To- siNth.aYe.'
1853 Forrtaa,e.. corner Foufteenthst: 200 Third ave-
corner Forty.,eycnth l.O26 Thd-ave. near sixty.
Grst.st.; i.7Os Eirstayei 1o6 West EoIy-second st
the HARLEM OFFICE. 1870 Fast one.hundred and
twenty.Aithst uD ~ u. at regular ONCE rates
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NQRW1CHE.ENE
PROVIDENCE LIME

for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and all New.
England points Full nights rest Shortest raj ride
1t anu l. MAS>At II SETS ,ad Rhode ISLAM
VIII leave Pier 20 ~ H., foot wsrren.st at 80 D. m
eay' except sunday arriving Providence a. H. Boston
10 4. n me orchestra each steamer Trief~ aid
a:eooms secured at 100 257 2G1 32 ga AID e5 Broad
way Aston House Windsor and COSMOPOLITAN Hot.IS All
onces " Y. Transfer Co.. n Y. and HrootIyn WIN viii
call for ana cheek baggage from hotel residence 70 de-,
nation. NV W N''"
Telephone call Cortland 8So8
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RailrCG0s.
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Z RAILROAD.

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aran' te i5aon' Oo' Vi De'"r0'''' al"
$780, ~ LIN h5EE s the Mn; c F%Rsa
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a. LSq Lo ayt neat s DIX
1000 Pm S SihiSwieS AND CHICAGO LIN
Drawing and state Roam. sleeping, Dmmg. suodng
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,il. az i 90 r.. chicago ! 100 p. M and s. Louis
s FxrErs Sn FL all 3ge sgis t.
and MPS sd E9rq S6 RnHS
IIushu5c to RIchmoat onf Chcaso Ar.E.s at Cmcin'
na ous 60 seo1G o Cleveland
"a sod TSlcdo DAILY excep. Saturday p,,,,n,, rrro,
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$sa a q 4 So @S @ ;s::@9 'S Oh
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s1 "a sGae; ls a s
% car Rpp as s2S sos sFt and Sso $50 o. 49,
s sGg 1n6 800 p sOS sad sD ssG St B3%G5s
and 6hls 'a railway an. nF9 's sspes
For Long Branch Point Pleasant. and intermediate sta
20 $40 l2:io .neciab, 40. 20, and 100 p. m
Saturdays only, 20 p. IN. sunday. Ia. Q 40 q.
~, + p ~ 90 no, .top ~ AshuTy Park or Sunday
car AMI D1v to1eh r Nc",day-. Capc NAY
and with through for Browns Mills and Beach
Haven.
70; oa rop, sae SGrt q vi. IsyYoIs rng.a:nhl.
90 p. N. daily; VIA Baltimore and Bay Line. ? 10
2. NJ. week.dav-.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave as follows -
70 20. 900, 8 80, . 30. Chicago Limited. with
Dining lar. and N ~ Washington Limited, and u 90
n. d.. - ..u. goo. 10. Oo. 80. co. 30 , 90,
90. Csc. s 600. and 90 j.. o.. ant Il Is night.
Accom- citation. II 10 4. 10 and 90 D. sun
day. ENress, g Is 80. 900 40 Limltcd). and 10
a. m. 90 Ol. I go, 90, G30. 90 and o 90
,. mr. ard ~ H. NIGHT. Accommodation. : 90 ..
The Ncw-Yorg Transfer Company viii call for and
check baggage from hotel, and residences.
tor Timetables q, local trains apply any ticket agent
Of the COMPANY.
CHAS T.. PUGH J. 4. WOOD.
General Manager. General PaSs'r Agent
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