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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

DETRoIT, Mich, Aug. lj.-The
North Shore limited on the Michi-
gan Central was badly wrecked this
afternoon at Augusta, Michigan.
The limited struck a protruiing ear
Of freight which had hcen side
tracked. The engine jumFei the
track and crashed into a building
and tao boys who were inside were
killed. After striking the huilIing
the engine exploded, blowing Fire
man Cir ~ 10 atoms, aud Instantly
killing Engineer McR1beTts. The
particullns thus far received do not
mention any passengers being
killed, although the number Of Ia.
iurei i given az from twelve to hF-
teen.
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nIIIinnnir. ~. ,.I-,-

HELENA, Mont, Z Aug. ia
letter vas received today by the
county attorney tom Mrs. ]. a.
Davis, Of kewanee, Wis, in which
she claims 10 i,c the widow Of the
dead millionaire. s. J. Davis. OF
Butte, saying that she has her mar.
rage certificate and a will, dated
two years ago, making her hi,
hNiTess.
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Not having any Telephone. our
customers will Please leavcOr,lers AT
Marge,.s' Bros. Book store, or al
Phillip Margrtts' Wine DEPOT for
Nargeits' Ale and Porter, also for
Nal; and HuTs.
Estate or II. Il. MAEGLTrs.
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Married at Nineteen. while Under
the Influence OF Drugs.

d
the Influence OF Drugs
NEWARK, y. J.. Aug. l5.-Mis,
Clara Falcs ii 40 Broad street, u b,
alleges that She was married {,
! Frank Stevens while she was under
the influence Of drugs at New
| Haven, Conn, made the fIllOHirg
statement this afternoon: stevens
= short. stout, and ioyish boxing;
hc has a rcd face AMI sore eyes, ami
j. the T--r-1uiiicatipu 81 vul.arity
AMI Cuar-cuess. lie j. the last pcI-
sou ia the world would marry. I
went a. New Haven on the 4tn %
July, aud remained until the lj;h.
| was the guest 81 Mr.. ami Mn.
| Charles Stevens % - DeWitt street.
fir-t met Airs. Stevens here about
/ 'Uur years ago. size was a pleasant
/ girl and then unmarried. I believe
that woman plotted aud planned
l long time o. have me married
! against my will o. her trUther-iu-
| law. | visited New Haven at her
written Invitation. That woman
was always talking about marriage,
saying what a nice young man
Frank was.
Il lcsau feeling had day or two
after my arrival. never before cN-
Iericucyi such feelings. My head
buzz-l ami whiriesl. and ANY vision
was blurred most of the time. AZ
no time would
THIS DESIGNING wuNNN
leave mc 90 myself / began a.
suspect something was wTUug. I
detected q peculiar taste in the
coffee, Iui became convinced that
q hal bycu tsmIcr,-i with aud I r.
fu-t-i 10 drink coffee. Aftrr that
they mt only CuaNei uc 90 driuS.
tat almost forced the jnI.gcd stun
upon me.
Il began 10 feel that was in
danger and told MIS- Stevens that
WIS going home. She laughed. and
Replied NJ, / guess you won't 20
home" I demanded 90 know why.
Sine then told ule that had married /
Flank Stevens. The UtheTs In the |
house also laughed and said / was
msuiei. a, first I supposed they |
were joking. I did not remember !
such thing as a marriage cyrc- |
mDuy. Il finally daWutyl upon me |
that had L,Ju cutTapIei into /
hciu. married. I mldc Inquiry
and harmed the awfI! tnl,u. |
''A~ >Ilu rs possible ! re'I-U,s! iu |
Newark. My mother vJ~ uut af /
homie on Any arrival. Er.F day
LisE ! told hrr ai.. G.l uut Try
o. keep tEe affair S-say:, a- ar 81
-hr g. concerned. Stevens las caIlt,l |
az the house -cvyrd times, aui |
gave him o. uuiyr-lli shat I was
Eat his wife uf M own cluir.. |
did Up. even rg-I---. him agI uuieT
Eo circumstances wUull live
with him. generally u1rnst-i o.
Ct 0ut u his way whenever hv
ylilt-..'
Nils. Falt--. or Mr.. Stevens. i, an
attractive girl. 20 YEAR oil. She j.
= mrmi-T u tire Fir-t Baptist
Church choir. 4 lawyer has been
retained On have the marriage an
uuliei. He VIII take the ground that
thc marriage j. illegal. the girl was
mrcci into %, and her residence
va, given the clergyman as b.
ton.
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EVER KNOWN - THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain Silk al Sc; voll Csc.
" zee: " &c.
7sc.; all0
COlOrsd Silk at &c., Soc All $40 The Biggest Bargains
offered this season
line of Summer Silk usually sod al &c., 6Oc. and 75c.;
marked down to &c.
20 pieces Of Black Bunting &c., 2oc and 22c worth 2Oc
25C. and Soc.
lot Of Plain Dark Organizes at c. worth zoe.
lot Of Figured Linen Lawns at ice; worth Csc.
lOt Of Dress Linens at Csc.
lot Of Linens Il yds for ST. Il ids for 81 10 yds for ST.
Tennis Fannels at &c., worh l5c ard II C., worth 2Oc
Extra Fine Sill Stripe Tennis Fannes al &c., worth 6Oc.
of Printed Wool Challies at y c.; worth 25c.
Lei Of Ladies Embroidered Dress Patterns SLIGO and $780,
One-Cuarjer he cost.
lot of Boys Low Cut ShO al $685. worth $500.
LOT Of Mems Low Cut Shoes size to at S3o0 These goods
were sold fer 5000.
lot Of Ladies' Cloth Top Button Shoes at $780, worth $780,
10! Of Misses and Cldaas Cloth Top Eil Buitn Shoes at
Sl25 and S22j; worih S2.Go and $500.
All Of our ChdFea Misses Ladies Tan C0lored Shoes at cost
Ladies' and Chdrens Straw Eai at ioo &c. &c. &c., Soc
and 75c.; these are half Price.
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POTATO night ireland.

DUELIN. Aug. l5.-Reports IT.
ceivei here show the potato blight
Is Spreading in counties Donegal,
Cork, Waterford, Tippenry and
Limerick.
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Returned amer IL Years Absence.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Aug. l5.-Au-
drew NORTH, a saddler Of this ci:y,
mys;eriously disappeared over sew
enteen years ago, having n wife, a
daughter, and two sOns. lie wa
mourned n dead. On July Z. Is73,
he was playing with his children in
the afternoon, and then left % come
down town. That was the last seen
Of him. His family novel To
Columbus, o., where they now live.
His children, two Toys aud one girl,
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LION COFFEE
selection Of
Mocha Java and
Rio. properly
blended and Is
conceded by all
20 make the
incest cup Of
Coaee in the
land. A Beauti-
ful Picture Card
in every Pack
age. For Sale
eyerywhere.Ask
your Grocer for
ii.
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HANEUFG, Aug. Chaurcey
DePew. Pr sidcut Il the New York
Central, in an interview Today. was
asked his opinion on the situation Of
Affairs ia regard 10 the strike on that
road. DeIew, Ia reply, -aii hu did
not think Il was necessary 10 express
any opinion, in view Of the fact that
the strike vas ended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

Go o. SPENCEF;, BYwATER & Co.
on tie City Hall, for Tin Roofing
Gu;;,-.us, SCOUTING, Stoves and
ILLMtr--. 80.
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CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-AIl the
switchmen on the Waia>h Road
struck this afternoon, completely
tying up the line. Fay day j. the
10Th II this month, ami a. the Jay
master did nutapIesr today the men
quit. The IaynIaster will he here
lnmurruM nirhf.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Fou1utu= D. the Schedule % arrival ana
closing 90 Mains al Slit Lake City Poet
uLHc. November - ISIS.
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THE sE,L IIsIIER;ES.
English Newspapers - AHrr see
TrtaTS Ella me-

LuNuuN. Aug. l5.-AlrNluIyr
Stanley HIlI questioned the govern
meut n-s8rIiuc his POSITION ia tine
Brhriug Sea uv-Yiiaiiuu. lie .ai
a caD-iul inquiry uu the spot had
satisfied him that THE methods by
which the British vessels conducted
their fishing led b no undue waste
OF zeal life. ltwas not tine case that
female -sals were prcklu>.ly slain.
Ferguson, speaking Tor the gov
crumeni. sgid that NO aLugu1tg
Judgment could lie formed GA the
negotiations o. diplomatic clTrt>-
pondencc until the House Possessed
Salisbury formal reply, which
could not L. pat upon the table till
IL had been presented % the Uuiie,i
States Secretary Il state. When the
whole correspondence was published
he believed the House would De-
"a isiicsi with the spirit AMI manner
iu which the negotiations hal hucn
conducted on the side u the British
government. The aim 81 Stli,hury'~
action has hcrn D. establish a clu-t-l
time for seals hy international ar
Engagement, and nj the same time
prevent the further Selling Of British
vessels and secure CONDENSATION Tor
the seizures alrrady made. The
under foreign serrrtlry's statement
was received with marks u approx
Al
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wASHINGToN, Aug. l5.-Thcre n
a rather interesting inside 10 the op-
position manifested To thu hill 10 al
low Colonel COrbin Of the army a.
serve with the Worlds Fair AssOci-
alton Ii seems that Colonel COrbin
was second in command Of the Six
teenth United States c0lOred reg
iment and that Indian Commission
er Morgan was colonel. For alleged
conduct unbecOming an officer and
agcntleman Colonel Corhin prefer
red charges against Colonel Morgan.
who was cOurt-maTtialed aud di--
missed from the service. Through
the influence Of Mr.. Summer and
Governor Andrews Of Massachusetts
the sentence was RENTED and Nor
gan resigned. This was in 1854,
and during all these years Morgan
has awaited his opportunity. When
the COrbin bill wSs Introduced Il j.
reported that Mongtn made a per
sonal canvass Of esery memter Of
Congress from New England 10
defeat the measure, and il looks a II
he had succeeded. The Adjutant-
General Of the army said today that
he did not think any officer Of the
army would be detailed 20 serve al
the Worlds Fair in the manner pro
vided for in the bill.
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" h'EitIaRs:
,-.-. r-- dent
"A --z,5rarE yioe.Pr,ns,BL
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ENGLISH rREs orINIoNS.

LONDON, Aug. lj.-CJmmcutinc
ON the BDhring Sea blue book. the
Times declares That il confirms the
conclusion that tie conduct II thr
American GIvcrument ia rejecting
i'aunccfUtc's uiodUs rirCIIdi. in in
stuICtins American cruisers 10 dis
mantle British ytS>clS and in break
ing OF negotiations rviuCg-s an AZ
bitrlTiurss and contempt for rpa.
son happily rare la international IT.
lauou- nowadays. salisbury :
fimness,' says the Tunes. "Will
show the c0l1ui-ts that the home
government i not n they some
times affect b think, a mere funnel
Tor diplomatic notes"
The .NIudIrd say. "Thc thun-
der, In which BlIiue has been deal
ing are ~ the most Transparent and
artificial kind. From h.-t 20 last
the faint Of domestic American
politics iufects the negotiations.
Even II America Possessed the eN-
elusive rights claimed, England
would IL Justified in re-eutiHg most
strongly the mode by which the
prpteu-ion was made good The
article concludes thu: 'srhc pa~i-
ton, a il stands, J. not one thai the
fricnGs u good will between the
nations can view without mis.iv-
ing"
The Chronicle slys England aud
America may have differences. but
they must remain fr,enis. IL hoJ, :
Blaine's rejection Of Salisbury : pr =
pOsals will be only transient, a. a
protest against an apparent breach
Of faith on Salisbury part.
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CasweIl (wis.l to-day presented
in the House a resolution providing
that on Tuesday, the 18th, theHouse
shall proceed 10 consideration Of the
Senate direct tax bill, and al I
O'Clock Of that day the previous
question shall lie considered as
ordered on the bill, and pending
amendments, IL any. Referred 10
committee on rules.
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go, Close Al
''' - Post
Depot olcc.
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GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL.


The Senate committee on appro-
priations to -iay completed consider
alton OF the General Deficiency
Appropriation bill and reported il to
the Senate with a number ofamend-
ments, which, with one exception,
do not largely increase the total Of
the bill as it came from the House.
This exception n provision for pay
n.ent Of the French spoliaiion
claims, aggregating 81 ,9se SIS.
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Howcs John !. TO { NJ Bo"cs. s 64th.st w o, oth.
Sl.tto.
Barns Marsa,i. to Holly, n $ 49,hst w Of 9th.
ave- ! y,at. II; ,0cp
i:ur% 1haf!r- to Mutual Life Insurance Co. n 7Ot,.
st " of / year. $1,000
Iaatchcd,r II ,nly }. t. l. J. Todd 1870 West s3Gs,
800.
Cia,ran LYMAN, to II Wcs;hc!mer. 90 Clinton.s
ailments. Ti.CtO
Co!rn Ndo!yh. 70 Morris Franklin, Sc and IS Henry.
Il. year. $1,000
Lc\,u.;on.avc OF i1th->t. ! year. sllCt0.
I'oX Joseph to ! M'L Nash, trustee, 4otlst. q
Tav lanes 10 Fuigrant Industrial Savings Bank lI3
Charltnn-st. ] wear. $1,000
Irr,icN Hannah Il. TO Whitchrrch. 11st.st. Of
od.avr. > Yeas. $1,000.
Kiinkic VIM u. to NJ Angelo. 40 East Il7tn.st.
=
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60 Ubom st Alan Concern.
;CIAL NOTICE. HEIRS WANTED!

"a PEC1AL NOTICE! HEIKS WANIED!
About the year 1887 1888 one Granville Mills ane
his wife both died home Of william Clark In Sabine
County Texas leaving small girl children, one thought
"A have been named ctta and the o:her JAMIE These
children were carried n one OF the States BY relative Of
their fathers Either Of thcm alive their heirs.
they are dead would gain valuable Information BY sddre
ins JOHN H. BROOKS. IT,. ct San Augustine. TsaAA >
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GST-IIA ooA 40 1851. on Dry DIX savings
l. BANK. An, Iyr-,n having chains upon aid o"k j.
,llo, 10 ur..n Ul,
i,v- tn sa!i took VIII h." d'-ur u cnn""lI'd and
tl,r.,,.l,d a.d q nov issued IN ii"n th"-H1.
Osr Oi, STOLEN bank. book No. :ii"lO. i>uu"d br
J. III, ,asnr> Bank IA Nae I fH ~ N""-> orr
20 I,id.iin, kaufr,nn. All "r~"n- ~" 'arti"n'd t'
and quo'd To deliver thr book "a, tho
Fan, roitr- ltth.s ai tthaN". II not rrs' i "n IN"
G,r da 81 l,.'. application viii b" mat t. a.
I.ana i,r , duplicate
N.n.Yuts. sept ~. lH?o.
o>r ui: SroTIN --B,na- iH"t y" lS?lS2. !-Iu.d hr
IL t,. tern an - ing- Ilnn IN the fty Il N"w.f"rk.
>, ,dai, BruIuu.".. NJ J"'r-ons "a t ned n
mo- ,,. IL -,. aud requested deliver ~" book t' th'
I,,,h r,r,.r II,.. i.h.a,c. II not i'rtr" "n the
81 t,v - ,Ic'"t go. Application VIII l." had" e. u
Ituak fos . duplicate
NrN.Io'k. - ". -. $500.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE


There no auction sales Yesterday at the Zeal
Estate Exchange. The MAoncy estate has sold iiftv
five lots IN the Western Drive. along One hundred and
eighty th'r-st and Hudson River. for $4,000. Tho
subject of the tenure If The stand, has j,cn uir tn.
Consideration OF subcommittee for some months.
who reported 10 the AUCTION Room Committee yc~te"
day The sub committee recommend alteration H..
tie existing ruic. The matter will have t. hc con-
s!dcrcd by tho full heard.
Prc,iden. scott appointed Yesterday ". G. Lester.
Thomas e. Higgins and Timothy Donovan a commit: C
10 attend the funeral OF the la!c Thomas Monaghan
and represent the EXch1ncc tictcat
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSF!Rs-H. Y CITY.
IIcnry.st II S, 400 # g Clinton-st, 22.dASj;
Cherries II Acry to Tobias kIakowcr 1000
49tn.st. 90 1t W shave. .1\lo0.1: VIM II
March IT al Margaret Faincs !
81 I, W shave. oo.GNlCO0 Manning
4 tio,awin Ia VIA II EdHl>"F . 10 &c.
" Str ave. 20GX1OO.J Patrick
Costello WIN III Eiri-ry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sod.t. Nos 200 and rs East, j0Xl02.o; AdOlph
XII, m, To IIylau ard Henry Som .......... $4,000
1S:h.st. StnaN". t1Ni1; ll. ~
I Iynrh to Gro"r 4 llanilton ................
1tb.,Ir S;h.avc. I11tl.>t. I3ot!-t, blo"k &c;
sane to frank Il Ea!itt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
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xxyEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. u.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. u: G. =
Co. Lss',Cs.Ta aG r nS wss s.1 9is
i5om r. ana 9ps H SIS S s a:0 sSo
st Louis % 10 S;iS =. m; u".on nnon I,rdSc
Nasara Fails Utica and syracuse; 30 ~ a. m S:I3
iii 3 80 a. NJ; s4:o@. 53. and sl' r,ssAi and
= IS ,. N. Cran.,onss We: r%'Ht Cornwall NcwDusS
49, 80 s;iS 3d.. 4 80 p N" Man and 10 aa as
canal. M 3iS tIa, ,hsaS sleeping sS5 e
InuiS IN ali through trains. Saratoga special all 80
m paTlor.rars attached. kaatcrskill Hunter, IIo
Fart Grand io" stMIon AID rhosni =. 20 =" y and
NJ 70 a. IN 40 a. m, trans rhomra ';:and iot.
a Mrs,," n s.G fs S"s lis ali Fa%r,ers
n.y.. N nm fhr.o taI,s lalenyille Mountain House.
10 a. M A. b. =. Leaves Brooklyn Via Brooklyn Annex,
10 20 o. m $500 p Jsr.y CITY r. Ris station.
az :y ~ a Ii Other trains daily except SUNDAY tickets
linz table inrior slecpigcar accommodation In.
iorraiOn .iwly offices. roohIyn ass wa:si.gsn:t ;:e
aSs rs. ,H.2: "a nrosdwsy i1S BOYER !; PARK
West l2d st. and foot Of Jsy.st North River G. E.
LAMENT. General Passenger Agent, vanderbntsve.'
Ncw.York.
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j)nbli1 Noiiecs.

~ Office OF Pl BIG MIETINt'.-Thc
~ York Iiaih"r I;n" Ii"'rd "canii"" - II thc
w,t~;, WI hold - neat pihi.c n,"tii IN the MI !.
H.: dug - WnI.hall.-t. N'"Noih ,Iy. n ~ m on
m, day S.l,.ill.- tLi> meeting h"rlpI
g, To- Manhattan iind north ~ ~l~St .h-t ana west
a., U,r.r Ei,sr and Western rni % Long l,Ini
Ind nos, Ia" 81 III" Harlem Ei"r q lhf"gGs
NIX via De d'rrG. All pcr.!n, A.. Invited t. DO
,,,..,nt and ri, views. HENRY L.. AlIluDl.
T. lionel ~ Engineer big Gen. U. s. a.. President
n ~ hoard
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Hudson River Steamer Mary Powell.

DAILY (EXCEIT SCNDAYHl,
Leaves DrsbrO.cs Pier 10 saturdays. As p.
do. Wc,trednt ticr. $50 T.: m 90 200 j. ~.
10, CkANSTON'>, WESr POINT, COKNWALt NEW
iIi, I:t,ij .W.IfAMEUi.G. MILTON. POUtiilkE ir.
XII fUE Pack, AID EONDOCT.
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-NEW-HAYEN, 75c.

a -NEWy;ITINN VII% ;,o' aSc; a a.v,, az,
s:eaIe', C. J. forisHA AID s, i T. m .hG ayo
10 my ~" connecting at %cw.iiaycn with egrca trains
i.r MI.i:iDIS. mAKlio i:D SPY S Nnril.Lp, n3l:
UI4 Broadway. EeW.YorH and Court-st. Brooklyn.
NATSKILL MOUNTAlNS-Stcamrrs kAAT-
~ ERSKILL aud CATSk lLl. leave Pier o. ~ r.: foot
catsKii Honnta, and miro H. r. Directory sinin"r
fire." ut pier Ezvcd h,
address by W. j. HUGHES. Treasurer. Catshll. ". Y:
EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON. NEW
L PORT. FALL HIvER, PHoViDi;TIu nnd all Fast.
.,eanrrs IN commisson- Pr RITAN, PILGRIM. pEOY!:
Dr,NCE and OLD COLONY SPLENDID orchestra alta ~hcd
to caci vessel Full nights Icst Oh steamers pull ~
yestibulo trains between Fall River and hos LEAVE
NEw.YOH from Pier o. II. r. (old MOI foot q Murray
IT,. week days. at 80 and 6:1o D. m hunda,s. go
% IN. Express Trains wIth through cars fni Fnl River
for I'o~ton Cape Cod. the White Mountains. &C.. SC.
Jersty cts. p. IN.
HCDSON AND COXSAtKJE. : Steamers
l. AKkATERsKILL and THOMAS McMANuS leave Pier
b. r. foot Of jsy.st every week day at D. H.. coD.
nectas With Bostsn and Albany Il. r.
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nENN SYLVANIA
i RAILROAD.
OK An AtTEr SEPTEMBER .. 1870.


Train, leave stations TOO, OF Desbros-rS aud Cor'""o'
S'tn tH .ss H.SH e; ''' Ms; s
S S':p1p, s 80 a ao ct toaSee w 49, p ci
% va Iai' Lo!S ii,s except Sunday
,ooS 'S' 1ff:rSs ASP . em.eAS Se., hI%
Sat- i Sss" Rf s%Ss s:
.as, .a SraIy ~ all i!,, The and
able rl'Gtric icS:. Arfss Cincinnati $40 aud
400 oy Z II %,A; AXD clNclN4SA.Ti
a. Ls"i; and i SiH,i" "A:
t%nat ii 90 a. n.y. ClC.so 20 p and St Louis
N',ihwy:. sna Ss"aws,; s. Iaa. Tssss:
Ss S,H$G5h :: D'ss
f,S;s 70 Saa ' .a4 a"s s
g s2a sS On @s Say sSs
$500 r; rSsfts @ s!;ssS %ss
ap <, ne II: :''' s ...ni ss S: ,ay
::.S f% s FIJI. sS gu.
sn; a. as. sF"s' S'I ii III 1isi: Si"*
nS At 70 g n 90 ,,T lSS w1 40 10 p 80
800 NJ ara "; n ~ I'D 50 3, na'mS sc
s' ny aud ,oJ ," ad |
p az, and on" n", '' iSaas ai o T daily
For o rf r'" 10 rs' s"' nya 500: sc
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rh baggage from Hotels and residences through " de'
H." timetables Of Iora trains apply to any ticket agent
sHA; a,s,,., o.nor. F r %o2 Ss:p.
I ElllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave FOO, Of Cortlands and
De-bros"s s's. - follows
aud vs.. c;sy: and ErS%la "s; E ;Gs: c6ai
cur 70 ,, H. Tor Ma"ch CHUNK aud @,'rndas points
ii a. y: f@t l. and s. Junction and int"rn'd'aie points
p. M 1nnkhsHnock aud Intermediate points;
Char TO runhhanao h. Connection to leading and
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po 80 cRar fe EAR :" Msath MH"" Ca" 'D
'S 10 n H. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
and n, weSt Pullman sleeper u and Suspension
ey% 70; at yoa" in asanoy and ecS
'eS''"'' SUNDAY TRAINS: ,,...
points end II u. for Shenandoah and intermediate
10 D. M for Mauch Chuuk and Intermediate points
d. NJ for Geneva. L, ons. Elmira. Roch'srr Bunalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana Suspension
''''N'' General Eastern Office es5 Broadway.-
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LAST PAY T1PHTS SAJTpSp aSp T SHr CHEAT
$780, " EASTERN HANDICAP
Flrst iare O'Clock.
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1o 20 / 20 2 20 so. Parlor car train J: 80 =.
Rosts foot Whitehali.st-l0l0 ii 10. n:t0. 1?:%o.
I 10 kalf.hourly sftor
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AIBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,

ST. DREW aud DEAN RIO LMCND leave Old
pier ~ North River foot tanal,t. Ut D. m connecting
WITH cxpcss trains for Saratoga Lake George. and all
points Sharon spngs. Cooprstown. Thousand
Islands aud Niagara Falls.
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! IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
DIRECT ROUTE 10 TIE IRON PIERS Al
! COnoy Island AND Long Branch.

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SINGLE FACE so CENTS
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