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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-16
BAT GAVE CULLINGS.

The police are anxious to learn what
progress Capt. Tom Hughes is making
with the eXtraditiOn of PiageU, the alb
scOnding ranchman.
There were but three cases in the police
court this morning. The case against
one man for disturbing the peace was
dismissed. The case against Joe
johnson. the suspicious character, was
transferred, the charge of theft being
made against him. l.. Reyes was fined
81 for being disOrderly. He was in the
habit of cJntinually stealing fruit in very
small quantities.
Judge Devine, who in company with
his wife, left for Hot Springs, recently.
writes that they had reached
that place safe and sound. Mrs.
Devine will be compelled to renal" some
eight weeks at the place. Judge vine
who by the way, hencefOrth lOoh With
contempt upon cigars and klm drrd
luXurieS, will return to San Antonio III a
few weeks.
Detective Jas. Van Ripper transferred
the negro, Joe johnson to the county J4ll
the charge of theft under $50 being made
against him. About five weeks ago, negro
woman named Julia Bell, living on Ace
quia street, had key to her house dOOl
stolen. Later at different periods, wher
she happened to be away, her house was
entered and various articles were stolen
to the amount of S27. Yesterday after
noon johnson was arrested, by Officer
Daniels and the stolen key was fOuEC
in his possession.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

"Dorcas." a sermon for women, next
Sunday, May 18th, 1891. at II O'clock a.
M, in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, 324 Soledad street. You are in
vited.
The newly elected pastor of the list
Baprst church has arrived, and will hold
services as follows: 9 a. M Sunday
school; II a. m.-preaching subject, The
Sin of lnditference:" p. m.-the Christian
Aid society: p. m.-Preaching, subject,
Love-" K. H. Boyd, pastor.
First Presbyterian church, corner
North Flores and West Houston streets.
Rev. S. NJ. Luckett, president of Austin
college, at Sherman, will preach in the
morning at II, and in the evening at 8.
Sunday school at 9:45. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
e. 'Dorcas," sermon for women. and for
verybody, tomorrow at II a. m, in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, 1924
Soledad st. Also at S:l5 p. m. sermon
on "BackSliding; its cause and cures.
Come and bring your friends.
Travis Park Methodist church. Preach
ing tomorrow at II a. m. and 5 p. m, b!
Rev. E. B. Chappell. the former pastor
Sunday school at $3.50 a. N. The meet
ingS will continue the coming week at /
a. m. and s p. N. daily. Mr.. Chapel
will remain and assist.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. F. R. Moore has returned from
Mexico.
Col. T. NJ. Kingley is at the Menger,
from Dallas which is now his headQuar.
ters.
Mr.. Francis Smith is registered at the
Menger, from Dallas.
H. NJ. Diefenbach, of Sabinas, Mexico,
is at the Menger.
M. Coleman and Miss Maggie Cole
man are at the Menger, from Houston.
B. w. Walker is at the Menger from
Bolton,
W. c. Easterly, of the Del Rio Record,
is among the visiting editors.
c. NJ. Furman, of Corpus Christi, is
among the arrivals.
Mother de Paizze and Sister M. Clare, of
Refugio, were in the city yesterday, en-
route to Laredo.
Mr.. w. Hilger has returned from sue
cessful business trip to Fredericksburg
Says they have had plenty of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Joske leave tomor-
row for New York. They will stop at
Denver, Col, where Mr. Joske is a dele
gate to the commercial congress.
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Mexico's Celebrated Band.

There was quite brisk sale when the
box office opened at the Grand opera
house this morning and everything points
to big audience to greet the great Mexi-
can band tomorrow night. This is as it
should be; when an organization of this
kind braves the heavy expense of a tour
through the country, they should receive
musicians in this band and they are under
the personal dictatorship of Captain E.
Payne, of the Eighth cavalry regiment of
Mexico, who headed the same band when
they were sent by the Mexican govern
ment to the Exposition at New Orleans.
The Captain will lead the cavalry charge
at the concert tomorrow night.
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FEDERAL COURT.

U. 5. Commissioner L. F. Price was
busted yesterday afternoon giving Juan
~revino, who is charged with import :
foreign LABOR, preliminary heariu 2
Trevino is charged with importing u
play here, Mexican troop for Viii
lenueva'S new variety show. The evil
dence was not such as to convict, and the
case was dismissed
One GavinO Flores, a satellite of the
revolutioniSt, Sa ndoval, who was tried
here last year, was held over on SlOC
bond for threatening q. s. witnesses. His
preliminary hearing will come off Tues
day.
The Jury in Judge Maxey's court re-
turned a sealed verdict at half past lime
last night, in the case against Jas. Riley
for passing counterfeit money. He was
found guilty, but sentence was suspended
three days.
In the case against Frank Riley. the
younger man, the jury after being out
"a hours, reported at D. N. yesterday
that they could not agree and were dis.
charged. The case will be called up at
the next term of court.
The case against a Mexican named
RoSenda, for smuggling meSCal, was be-
ing tried this morning.
The application for a writ Of habeas
corpus, of the mother of the young soldier
Guy Barnes, who asked to be discharged
from the Z. S. army, was taken up, anC
he was discharged.
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Indictments.

Among the indictments returned by the
grand jury yesterday are the following
parties:
Frank Watson. theft over $50: Louis
Chapman, aggravated assault; Tom Jen-
ningS, theft over S20 Mary McCormac,
attempt to commit arson; Lee Turner,
theft under $40; Frank Thomas, theft un-
der $40; j. NJ. Smith, theft under $50;
George Stinson, alias Hatcher, embezzle-
ment over $40; j. b. Solman, alias c. H
Morgan, forgery, three cases: Jesus Paiz,
ENLIGHTENMENT under $50; Ed c. Pearson,
forgery; Jim Peterson, assault to MUIR
der; Marcus Garcia, embezzlement over
$40; John Gonzales, assault with inten'
to rape: Walter Brown, theft under $50;
S. Brooks, assault to murder; James
Rose, theft under $50; James Rose, burg
larry: John A. Rahm, false swearing.
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Ratified OFF THE RAILS.
Talked by Telegraph, Told by Train
Men and Taken In Transit.

Mr.. Harvey Steel, the clever chic
clerk at the 5. A. p. freight office, is lait
up with a serious spell of sickness.
The extra trains of about 50 cars o.
stock, loaded at Alice, passed over the 3
A. p. yesterday for south Chicago.
Superintendent OF Transportation List.
er. of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
road, has moved his Office to San An
tonic where here is better able to cover
the entire ground of the road. The train
| dispatcher and train master is all that
represent the road at Yoakum. Mr.. List
er has six Of his clerks here with him.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass are
doing rushing stock business just now.
The road has orders for SO empties which
are expected through here, loaded with
cattle at Alice, for East st. Louis and
Chicago.
The passenger traffic over the S. A. P.
to Boerne, Kerrville and other points on
their northwestern mountain extension,
is picking up considerably and tits expect
ID that another coach will b, necessary to
accommodate the passengers going up W
these resorts, this summer.
Some heavy shipments of lumber from
| WeStlake, La, to the Mexican Central
houses, ready to be set together, passed
! over the Southern Pacific yesterday.
U. S. Circuit Judge Don A. Pardee has
ordered that the Cotton Belt railroad be
turned over to the purchasing trustee.
Louis Fitzgerald. The Kansas and Gulf
short line has also been ordered turned
over to the same party by Judge Pardee.
Col. Tom. M. Kingsley, the L. e. N.
travelling passenger agent, bright and
smiling as ever, dropped in on the boys
this morning.
The press excursion went to Rockport
on the 2 p. m. train this afternoon, sever
al extra coaches being added to the regu-
lar train to accommodate them.
Fort Smith, Ark, has sent elegant in
vitations for the formal opening of the
large railroad and public bridge over the
Arkansas river, to take place, Wednesday,
Nav 81.
Harry n. Wells, the l. & G. N. brake
man who died from injuries received
in falling off a moving car near Buda,
north of here, was buried yesterday
morning and not shipped to Pennsylvania,
as enormously stated in the morning
paper.
The remains of Passenger Conductor
Jesse X. Lyons will be shipped to Cory,
Pa, by the Pacific express, on the
6 p. m. north bound |. & G N. pas
ferred from Sheern'S morgue, on Market
street, to the Odd Fellows hall, at p. m.
today, and will lie there in state until
ready for shipment. Beautiful wreaths
and tiowery tokens have been laid on the
casket by his numerous lady and gentle
men friends.
Mr.. Joe McMilIen, the Southern Pacific
commercial agent, has been made the
happy father of baby girl.
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AUCTION! AUCTION!
AsSIGNEE's SALE.
Commencing Monday, May 18th al
10 a. m.

BY order of assignee Of B. Smith &
Son, of A West Commerce street,
the entire stock of the merchant
tailoring department, consist
ing OF piece goods, tailors
trimmings, fixtures, machines
and everything pertaining to
this department. This stock contains
ten thousand dollars worth of fine
imported suitings, pants patterns,
and tailors' trimmings.
The above goods must be sold with
out reserve, within four days, to the
highest bidder, for cash.
CHAS. SMITH,
n. A. HARVEY, Assignee.
Auctioneer. 5:l6 st
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Attention X. of p.

The Knights are requested to be at K
p. hall at 400 p. m. sharp, this evening,
May 10th, to accompany the remains of
Bro. Jesse X. Lyons to the r. r. depot.
Funeral from o. R. c. hall, Odd Fellows
block.
Attest: Z. X. CRTTRER. V. c.
G. D. ROEMER K. of Il. and 5. Elk 80.
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THE ELECTION.
Hunt and Muth in the Lead and
They are Close.
5:16 st

The Sixth ward was astir early this
steady increase until about noon when
the climax was reached. The candidates
and their friends were out hustling votes.
At noon over 1886 votes had been cast. At
1870, 321 votes had been dropped in the
ballot box and the parties on both sides
agreed that the vote was tie. Wieden-
field was also ruStling and he Scooped in a
fair number of votes. Dignowity
feldt. A good share of Hunt votes came
in about noon, and still larger share was
expected in the afternoon. Mr.. Hunt feels
confident that he will knock the perSim
mon, but it will be by very close vote.
The administration is represented oy AL
derman Lockwood and others, as we'll as
by a number of county officials.
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Their Anniversary.

The Krieger Verein will celebrate
their anniversary and parade Commerce
street, Alamo plaza and Houston street at
2 p. IN. tomorrow. The band, the Belknap
Post, G.. A. R., the Deutscher Maenner-
Choir. the Frohsin MaennerchOr, Her
mans Sons and other organizations will
leave Gambrinus hall at l 80 p. m. They
take the cars for the springs at Soledad
street. Here there will be games, dane
ing. music and speeches, with fireworks at
night
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The Excursion Picnic.

be given tor the benefit of the German
American Day Association, Sunday week,
May oath, has been fully decided upon.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass road
will run a train at S:45 o'clock in the
morning, and one at o'clock in the after
noon. The trains will return at o'clock
in the evening. The round trip fare is IS
cents.
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NATURES WONDER.

The only substance known that will
prevent tendency to Wrinkles or Ageing
of the skin. Preserves the tone, life and
transparent glow of youth. Prevents
whitening of the skin, drying up of the
flesh. SOC and S1.OO at druggists, large
size prepaid by express for Sl.OO. h. ),
Wells, Jersey City, n. j. 60
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Assignee's Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as assignee of the inso !
vent establishment of August Ziemontec k
of San Antonio, Texas.
All creditors of the assignor consentlng
to the terms of the deed of assignment
are requested to present their claims.
May 18th 1891. FRANK BROWN.
5-l5-lw. Assignee.
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Whitsunday.

lie and Episcopal churches, the feast of
Pentecost, or baptism of fire. 1t is a
solemn festival. 1t is also called Whit
sunday. from the catechumens, who were
clothed in white raiment and were admit
ted on the eve of this feast to the sacra-
ment of baptism.
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Will Leave Us.

DR.. flaming, the great magnetic healer,
who has cured thousands of ailments
without the use of medicine, will leave us
for an extended tour over the state, on
June l, returning about the LIST of No
Vember
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Where

Should you build home? InSouth Heights
on account of it's location for health, be-
ing on high ground southeast of city. Pure
southeast breeze. Free from malaria, dust
and smoke.
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Notice OF Removal.

Mrs. j. A. PEBBLES has removed her
millinery store to 32H Alamo plaza, where
she would be pleased to see her custom
erS. 514-ln
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Base Ball.

Raven Juniors defeated the Champions
at Madison park yesterday. The features
of the game was the battery work of the
Raven Juniors and the heavy batting of
Martin, McLain, Torbert and Lewis.
Score:
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A Bargain.

The property on Vilita street known
as the German NJ. Z. church. Lot
GO x $50 feet, with 2 houses. Apply tc
Zirkel 81 Co. 5-12-tf
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Attention.

A limited amount of money to loan in
sums of 81, 900 and over.
ALAMO FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
222 w. Commerce St..
4-l6-1m San Antonio, Texas
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For Sale

Fine piece Of property on Presa street car
line, Will pay 10 per cent on investment.
JOHN T. HASIBLETON & Co. q
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4-16-1n
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Amoss Kate, to Hannah A Davis ana Mldde'
brook 49th ST. Of Gthave years @ nSIss' ot 45
map Mott Haven, year, 500. - ,,.,.o o,, ood
bull Chas II, to e { Gates, cor Madison@Ve ana
Marbe'st / year e morts %, 500. o.o al, o
brennan Matthew b, TO Adm Steers l'ooo f'n'"'0'
cShii Mary, to VIM Dempsey, 81 East 1aSd-s year
VHgSsebro Denison p 70 Jos Pe.er Chisholmst,
NJ Stebbinsnye 8 years q morts) 800. $3.50
Dursie Frank and wife, TO KObt Couitrght' Flh%a'e'
cor Van Courtandt;aye. years, 81 900 eo,, - q,
Evans IsaIc, to andrew II tIfech' ; loV"h's'' VI
St NfchoiasaVe 9 months, 81, OOO 49,. =,
Enp.l William and Nanete Weber, 70 Enlgrant n
dustrai Savings Bank 240 West 35thst. year. GA 600
Frank Henry, to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. S
Jacob Pauline, ~ Isaac Marx % Mottst m'~Is'
''KHeyes Sarah L. to executors ThOs Hope, c cor
9th ave and 74th-st, year, $4,000. - - ,,,,.,.
Levy Lehman and Emil Meyer, to NJ c A Richardson
A s IO6th-st e Of 1st.avc years, $1,000 .
Mclean James schwarzehild sulzberger' ;
Mckee Thomas J, ct al, TO Benecke : e cor othaVe
ard hist $4,000. 49, . o,,. . . oo uor,o, ,,e
Merritt IsaSel' o to ss6o opdyf'' cor
Michael Louis, to Clark, 1872 and 1927 Bowery'
SNetlgeT Bernard to Richard 6oth-st. Slave
- ovens. Sonhia l., 20 Harlem Savings Bank, $50 East
oRTs6 ISne to P iatting 65th.st
Patt Frederick g, 70 \ Buckhout, Anthony-ave cor
Burnsideave 10 wears, $1,000. ,o., . . .o.,
D. Re6Rsuser John t, F voselsbcrger 117th-st, c
Scharrenbeck Geo to Hupiels Sons 1857 and 1S59
washing ton ave, notes. 40, 800
smith, Jane. to NJ Cook, s 22d-st, ave- year.
Watson Frances. P Capongri, n cor JerersOn-ave
and Anthony sts, year. $3.50.
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naIlrpGob
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt streets,
as fOlIoWs:-
On and after September 7th, 1891,

THE FAST LINE
900 A. M.Pullmsn Yesbule Sleeping and Parlor Cara
Indianapolis II 40 a. m. Chicago 55 p. NJ, and St
stssps ss a. next ''y Connects also ''' -'
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively OF Pullman Vestibue
Drawing and State Room, Sleeping, Dining, SMOKING
and Observation Cars. presenting financial reports;
sexes ladies' maid bSfBershOP library and All tho CON;
movable electric lights c Arrives Cincinnati 40 M,
Indianapolis IL 40 IN, and Chicago 40 a. m neKs
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
500 7. NJ Pullman Vesubule Sleeping Cars from New;
Arrives Cincinnati Ii rs NJ and st. Louis 8 90
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 MI ys'RS sees 6e
Coaches from New York to Chicago. Arrives In chi
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
os Il Sns vsSn sfePn Car Csyand sn
Ptts3uIg Reh%Snd and Chicago AryS, G 81 C05u 40
Ing Connects fer Cleveland and Toledo daily. except
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
oS dieo PSi eS SSSspS a o1 the
Valley arrives weeKdays a. cOlumbg n, 10 2 40 n
% d. Second sS noras s de eonneS a fsE Sc
and for Cleveland and Columbus, except saturday,
4'I B4re; Sleeper S"t Co Sow.orIean ls' -'' 49,
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Pasi9r Ssrs
with Dining CSr Baltlmore) daily except Ssn1sy
10 10 NJ arrive WashnR:Ga 10 p M "a, and 90
D. arrive Washington 90 D. regular express
500. 100, 80 and IL 90 40 80 :Oo sn M
100 D. m. and IL rs night For Baltimore only Ivy
D m Sunday 10 and s 80 a. 4: 80. $780, anS
100 p. 10. and II :l5 night. IA.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 100 p. m. week'days' with
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE MAY 100 y. m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 40 90 8 30 8 100 40 100 PENNSYLVANIA
Limited, with Dining Car, and 10 10 Washington Lin
ted, with Dining Car, and II 200 a. m ~ 20 o 20
10 00 80, 100. 80. 100, 600 q 30 :OQ ana
100 p. and II rs night. Accommodation; II 70 =.
M 40 andl7 200 p m Sunday Express: - ~
90 40 100 Limte0) and 10 100 M 800, 100, go.
100. 80, 100 and 100 p m, and Il rs night Ae-
commodat'on. 100 p. m.
For Time tables OF local points the Pennsy
wanna Railroad system apply at the following Ilckee
Offices NOS 435 $40 and ga Broadway. Astor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt sts Courtst:
SEQ FultOn-st, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot 81
Futon.st. Brooklyn rs Hudson.st., Hoboken; Station
Jersey City.
CHkS p PUGH J. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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DELAwARA LACkAwANNA AND

Shortest Line; Nestibuled Pullman Coaches.
a. n.-BunalO, Rlchneld spring. aud O-wegO Express
Via Paterson for Mater Gt strouds6urg scranton Bling
DansVhe sherburne, waterfalls, Rchheld springs Utica
Mt Morris. Greene Oord Norwich, Cortland. Syracuse
and Intermediate stations. Connects
with trains for Pittston Wleblrre Dansyilc and North.
nm a Buffalo with trains West.
20 a m.-Bnghamton Mail. Via BOonton.
u. Min hamtOn and Elmlra Express for Water Gan
Stroudsb Scranton, Oweeo, Wavcfy snd Emra con.
Scranton with trains for Ptston. Kingston
4:iO D. m.-seranton. wiikesbatre and Plymouth TX.
80 p. IN. dayl-Bunalo Limited Express. via Pater.
StrOudsbufg. scranton, BnghantOn. OwegO,
y,ry, Elmirs: Corning Bah wayIsnd Danvie. NJ
8 D. m. ldalyl.-Bufalo, Rlohned Sprlngs and Oswero
Express Stroudsbufg. Scranton Bnghanton, Cortland
wa;ervfi. utea &C., ii, points en- Buffalo piyi.,on
saanAt,s vim rains fer he west.
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NeV.YOFk & Lone Branch Railroad.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE.
Trains leave New-York for Red Bank. Long Branch,
Ocean Grove, Asbury PARK and Point Pleasant; oo
From foot OF Liberty SIT 80. 10, IL 10 ln 80
30 (express), 400, 80 (express)' $780, 900 D. m.
SUNDAYS, . l5 O.. NJ. 200 p. M
From foot OF Cortlandt Desbrosses sts-9 10 a. M
IL noon 30 40 (eypress, go (eXpress) $40, 100
d. NJ SUNDAYS, 40 q. 3 10 p. III.
Sunday trains do not stop at Asbury Park and ocean
Grove. - - n
II. p. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass. Agent G. j. H. Co. OF
n. J. . n, u u
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,r,x.ynrK. nNrA1,1o AND wEsrERN RAILWAY

TrIIn. IrANU NrsL iII--T 100 D u.
riisr rom foot Jay-tI. for Aldd town. BooHngDqrg.
81 Jeryls Easbur1 Liberty, Livingston Manor Han
- Carb0ndale scranton. Walton. Delhi, sidney, Nor
Tch Fdmeston. Utica Rome, Oneida Oswego, Detroit,
OhRefS =. g. Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohoak and Mn.
-, Waikiki alloy stations Mi'dletown, BlO0min
hug Eilenvlle. Fallsburg IluHeyviue Liberty Rock
no p. NJ daily Middletown. Fallsbutg, Liberty,
rty,nason Manor, RorNand. Walton. Sidney. Norwlch,
ii,,.ida OsWegO Rochester Niagara PALS. Detroit.
chicago and Wet Pullman sleeers reclining ehair ear
prian sleeping cor berths obtained 823 Broadway.
Nety. YORK. i. g.. Anderson, 6. =. A., IS Exchange
place New-lOrk.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foos OF Cortlandt and Des-
brosses St.. as follows:
Z a. ~ for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
$40 A. N. Geneva, Lyons. Elmirl Rochester. Buf.
faO the West Pottsyiie and principal local points.
Chair and Pullman Car Suspension Bridge.
a. NJ for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
IL 80 a. IN. for Emira and intermediate points.
] D. m for TuukhannOck and intermediate points Chair
Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg. , ,-...., ,...-
mediate points. Chair Car 70 l.. and r. Junction. 49,
$50 D. for Potsye and intermediate points Chair
20 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection 10 Realng and Harrisburg.
d. for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester, Buf-
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving at 10 a. NJ, IL 80 m. p; N; and
40 D. connect for all points in Mahoaey and Hazel
ton coal regions. 1000 =. ,, .
3:l0 a. m for Mauch Chunk. HaZelton and Intermediate
points and II IN. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. 80 49,.
us D. m. for Mauch Chunk and lntermediste points
80 D. H. for Geneva Lyons Ehnlra, Hochester; Bur
alo and the West Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge. - ,
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- SAYDY HOOK ROUTE,

FROM PIER s. y. X, FOOT or KEC1okSr.
Nv Atlantic highlands, HgnIlc Be~eh, Eorhandle
Oh. N0nuolth Beaca Long Branch, at 80, 10 30
a m II 90 saturday only, 80, 100 b. IL. Sundays
For Eiberon, ocean Grove, AsbuIy P9rk ana Point
pleasant AL 10 As a. M a 90 Saturdays only. 10 10
= NJ SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove and Asbury FarO
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