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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
7cUGHs INVADE YARDS ISLAND.
They Throw Orderly Deveney into tho
Water and stand on Him.


1t Is unlawful 10 land on Wards Island With
out q permit. hut six young mon. who had
beer out bontng landed on the east shore op-
rosite tho Hon ropathc Hosptni, about 5
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. and proceeded 10
own the place.
Some go, ready 10 tnke plunge in tho water
ard the others went in search OF fruit. break
ing OIL branches Of trees 10 lie used in knock
ing down apples in case they found any.
Michael Deveney, an orderly in tho Homer
rnthic Hospital. discovered tho Invaders. 10
started 'lown to the beach. driving thos" who
la begun to e%nlore the ISLAND before him.
They, loinel their companions OF tho beach
and Davepsy ordered ihe crowd to leave.
,hrsatcniney set pron, him. Knocked him
eye. He ia not sure whether tho cut was in
aiCtel with stone or by Kick.
up ana int into tho wte
regain MIS- ieet his assallants ran Out into the
gathered ahont him and held him down with
their feet whenever he nttemrted to rise.
and s e ess s
hts struggles and IN his attempts to call for
heir whom his plight was dIssovered By cpe
ssowd paid but llsis attention. III 'An TO the
foI,csman E,r'dss Four VI the crowd crowd saw
the. policeman in time to jump into their boat
and shove of. They left Joseph Eelly. 29 years
old. Of 2O6 East Eighty fourth street. and Chas.
keiser; IA years old; Of SAT East l94'h street.
behind Keissr Gne' to
swim after his comrades In the boat.
Eltridge secured the island boat, and started
pulled raoialy away. and Kelly finding himself
deserted struck out Justly for He'll Gate He
swan boldly into the dangerous eddies there.
but was soon overtakon and dragged into the
island boat.
Kelly was landed en- the island, and he and
street police station. where they we're locked
up on a charge OF felonious assault. They will
be arragned in the Harlem court to-day.
Orderly Deyeney was not seriously Injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05

Ono Hundred Canadians Who Worked In
RuGnIo and Lived In Cnnada.

BUFFALO. Sent. 4.-For sometime past there
has been movement on foot hero among tho
several labor unions to exclude the crowds Of
Canadians who cross the river every morning.
and work for from SO ccnts to $l.25 day. Last
night immigration Inspector DeBarry sent
back TO Canada four mon who have been work.
ing Ia Buffalo and living In Canada. The men
re,urted were William Kirby. night yard
master: james Herbert. yard master: Peter
Dell and Albert leo. Hremen. They are all
employed on the Erie and Central Railroads.
As they stepped on, the ANGLICAN
shore they We're met by In-pactor DeBarry
and a policeman. who told them they would
have 10 go back TO Canada rs they Were
violating Tho Domioile law. This morning he
secured evidence that John Robbins. lire
man in tho Central yard AT Black Rock. was
VIC ating the Domicilo law. as he lived at Vic
t0rla and only cane over here to WORK. Tho
INSPECTOR went to the Back Rock yard to do
port Robbins. aud was informed bv Freight
Agent Barc0m that ho had discharged all the
Canadian employees OF his department who
he was certain we're violating tho lay. During
tho past two days over 100 Canadians have
been set back to their homes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
ADMIRAL WALKER TALKS.
He Denies tho Stories or Disrespeet ca
His Part Toward Admiral Gherardi.


His Part Toward Admiral Gherardi.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 4.Ths Press prints the
following interview with Admiral Walker rela-
1.-Two to tho stories OF disobedience and disre-
spect on his part shown to Admir- al Gherardi
at Port-au-Princ, and recently at Bar Harbor:
Tho explanation Of these attacks Is sim.
ple. They are made by an individual who is
personal enemy OF mine for the purpose OF in
Juring me with the department. l am salts
fled that know very well who it is. though. Of
course l am not prepared to say that
can prove it. for | havs given 1t no
such attention as that would require.
but am satisfied as to the fact
These charges are ridiculous and could be
easily disproved by tho testimony OF any OF
the officers who were present on those occa-
sons. but there's no use in repiying to things
like that: 1t does no good At Bar Harbor
there was not tho slightest disrespect shown
by mo: everything was as it should be all done
right under Secretary Iracy's eve. AMI il there
had been the slightest infrju cement Of the
rules he would have noticed i: Several OF tho
lending newspapers have offered to take up
the cudGel for me. but declined. These fabrl-
cations can't hurt me-"
But they say there have been charges ore.
ferred against you at Washington aud pigeon
holed by poIltica! friends SAID the reporter.
is there anything in that"
There have been no charges, whatever He'd
against me at Washington. and therefore hey
cannot have been rigeon-holed. That know
to he fact. 7 hat Poit-au-Pr ince story is OF
the same kind-nothing in 1t whatever, They
ment where the facts are known. and l am
conii1snt TIM, the public will learn the truth
some day. ii they 30 not already know it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
WILL PEARY EYER RETURN
The Members OF tho Heiiprin Party Unani.
nous that 10 VIII Nave TO be Rescued.

PuluApE1pHrA. Sept. 4.The members OF the
West Greenland expedition that travelled with
Lieut.. Peary part of the way into tho frozen
north returned to this city to-day. and
with ono accord SAY that. unless
relief expedition shall be sent out and prove
successful. Liout. Feary and his party OF
Greenland voynGers will ind nameless graves
in tho leo deserts that surround tho North
Pole.
There wero eight In the company that landed
at Baltimore at 8 o'clock this morning from
the steamship Nova ScVtlan. from st. Johns.
y. Il. They were sont by tho Academy OF Nat
ural Sciences 10 investigate tho geology.
botany. AMI biology OF western Greenland.
These we're tho member Prof. BENJAMIN
Sharp and Troi j. +. HOLT, biologists: Prot.
Angelo lieilprin, geoloGist: Dr. W. F.. Hughes.
ornithologist: DR.. W. Burk. botanist: Mr. Men
eel. entomologst; DR.. Robert y. Kelley. sur.
geon. and Frazer hshhurst
DR.. Kcely said this afternoon: Tho eXredi.
ton was entirely distinct from Lieut. Pearys.
lFe went intending to push to the far
thest roint north vet reached by man.
We went merely to study tho west coast
OF Greenland and to bring back specimens.
We were exceedingly successful. but every
member OF our party. believe. considers the
fate OF !eary and the seven companions
he now has a. most hazardous. lie is
now about COO miles north OF Upernavik,
tho Danish town which trading vessels reach
abou. once n year. His idea when he left him
was to push several hundred miles northward
toward the pole. and to got back to Cper-
navik again by Aug l next In tho
first place. north OF Upernavik stretches
MELVILLE Day. which has always baf-
nel navigators. We in our little
barkcntine. the Kite. were for three weeks
packed in tho ice Of tbs bay and had given up
all hope OF getting through. when It finally
oreued IN. But we brought back the Kite
with US. and Peary will have to depend on his
whale boat to got him south.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
CRUELTY IN An INSANE ASFLUM.
An Attendant kent Diary - Charges
Against Harrisburg Omciais.

NARnrsnrGG. Sort. 4.-The evidence to sus-
tain the charges Of brutality and mismanage-
nent IN tie state Insane Asylum in this city
was made public Ly Gov. Pattison tC-dny.
The charges wero sworn to hy an attendant
named John &. Ke!tmaN. an educated Ger
man. who has been employed at tho asylum
for several years. During that limo lie kopt =
diary OF tho alleged acts OF cruelty thnt came
under his observation. Retman furnished
the State Commission on Lunacy with
copy Of his diary. The acts OF bru-
tally inc!udo various kinds OF assault
upou patients. from n bunch In the face 10
murder. aud tho guilty ones named In tho
diary are nr. Milton NJ. Gerhard. brother #
the superintendent Of tho Institution. and IT.
tenGhnts Wei.l and strHns.nTgm: S SMniniin,
guilty kno wledg" Of tho all CAD acts without
Alternating TO correct the abuses
s,HSos Mo 1ary TG- bfs r t. nT We
eill, Secretary Of tn" LunGcy board. on July
2. ON that same day the LunaGy C0mml.tee
Hyanrre !, was shnwn that AID Ps a. H. namea
{" hH sI 10 MSs b.
Ing Blouse, amt S'e,ers saw the p4lisnl and
So he hi ia. iV "eo ba an face
DIR. Stevens in his testimony said he thought
oil Of heiimnn's statements were true. pr.
comlounhel by he Supervisor Of the grounds.
and that inlrroper food Was given to the
patients The esult OF this investigation was
mid before coy. Pattison. and be Immediately
sYpinnation. The trustees made further In
yestigation and to-day they Communicated
the result Of their examination TO the Gov
ma brutality or neglect and abuse OF patients
and no force used more than was necessary in
Gerhard. however. has resigned, and Dr. Orth.
amember Of the hoard Of Trustees. has been
hard has been connected with tha hospital for
twenty years aud Is regarded as an expert on
insanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Tho Weathec.

The cool wave centred yesterday over tho Missis-
spp and Ohio valleys and the lake regions reaching
from Canada to the Gulf. The minimum temperatures
ranged between 90 and So frost occurring in Iowa.
The cool wave followed by an extensive and increas
ing warm wave oversp.eadng tho northwest States
between tho lakes and Montana and reaching south
from Manitoba to Oklahoma tho rise being generally
from 49, 10 2O' This in turn will travel
the country covering tho upper portion. in
attendance upon storm developing over the DakotaS
The will pass toward the upper lakes aud be fol
lowed by more cold weather.
In this city yesterday the day fart highest on
eial temperature sl lowest sa' average humidity -
per cent; wind shifting from northwest to south;
average velocity. six miles An hour.
The Thermometer At Perry's pharmacy In THr Sua
budinE recorded the temperature yss.erday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
SERGEANT HAvLEY FINDS HIS MAN.
He Arrests . Negro Ia Pittsaeld for Rob.
binx n Boarding House In New York.

PIrrsp1ELp. Mass. Sent. 4.-Detective Ser
gennt Hanley OF New York city reached hero
NJ noon to-day in search OF Bernard BRnnister.
a co,ored man. who did big Job Of larceny in
New York last year. Chief Of Police Nicholson
soon found Dannister at the house OF Israel
/. Chesley where he was employed rs butler.
Bannister went to work in May. 1890. at a
fashionable boa ding house In West Twenty
THU street. New York where he had charge
OF the kitchen dining rooms &c. 1nthe house
were stot ed several large trunks belonging to
a family Of the name OF Chambers. who were
out OF the city. When Chambers reached homo
Of EVERY. silverware. briu brac. ia
hle | non. &c, tad leen taken from
the trunks. Bannister had left the place In
August. and his whereabouts was unknown.
Detective Hanlsv was put 10 work on the case.
and ioun! II arge share IF the property in
PAWN shops in New York. No trace Of Bannis-
ter was found until last month. when he ap-
psnre,l at the American Express onlcs in this
ely; and thoTsh tn. company renewed the
lork pawr brokers'. The brokers notified De-
tective Harley and the arrest uui ky 'o-
lowed. Bannister who Is 81 years Old. came
hero several months ago With his family. ana
secured employment with NJ r. Ches!ey. who Is
a prominent young manu- acturer. lie was
regarded highly by his employer. who refuses
70 heieye him guilty Bannistsr was taken to
innocsnce. He agrees to waive reIulsiton.
and Detective Hnnley wi! start for New York
with him on the 7:l5 Harlem train Tomorrow
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Down Came tho Chimney.

The chimney OF the old four-story franc
house at rell and Doye- s:reo's collapsed yes-
tsrday morning, sitting several of tho tenants
and their visitors through two floors into
vacant saloon. A man, who said no was Dan al
Reilly Of First street and a woman who
called herself Mary Smith. were the guests OF
Joe Long. a Chinamap. and his white wife.
who occupied the second floor
They found themselves in the unoccuriad
sa oon. mix ed M with tho plaster. bricks. and
an OPIUM LAYOUT. Joe Long got tw, pots az
opium from, tho dsbrls after the excitement
hing, n merchant OF II Mott street. was tne
las GO, and John oss Of 18th street and Third
avenue. was the owner OF tho building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05

The Maryland Republican Row I. Over
The Selection OF National DeIcgmte..

The Maryland Republican Row IL Over
The Selection OF National Delegates.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 4.-The statement of Civil
Service Commissioner Roosevelt that the Re-
publican party leaders In Maryland arc
more interested In securing the spoils
OF patronage than tho success OF their
party ticket has been spendidly illustrated by
the action OF the State Contra! Committee.
which has now put the party in n pretty stew.
Col. Van Mort. tho nominee FOR Governor.
and Col. Westcott. tho new Chairman OF tho
State Central Committee. arc bitter enemies.
They are so antagopistc that they cannot Dos
slbly pull! together.
Van Mort has again emrhaticaly declared
very very possible that candidate Van Mort viii
never send his challenge to the Democrats
say ey"f lie viii SICK. The esction Of westsots
was The scheme g, ST I.s1., c! the
the State Central Committee. They don't care
whether Van Mort is defeated by a big or q lit
" Their whole object is to control the delega-
ton 70 the national Conysntion and to prevent
il has been the custom OF tho party to accord
toe defeated candidate for Governor that
honor.
Of the Presden,ial candidate and il he chances
when the spoils table is spread.
scheme WAS formed to block him ont OF the
dslegateship to the National Convention. The
election Of Wes.cott as Chairman Of the State
Central Committee was part OF this scheme
and IN order that the fruits OF the game may
not lost yBnrchip,a hns gone down to hent
him TO hold on to tbs Chairmnnship. DO tho
Gubernatorial consequences what they may.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Got $4,000 or More from tho SAFE.

ST. LOUIS, Sent. IA special from San An
tonic Tex. SAYS ,hnt the bandits who robbed
tho Southern Pacific EXPRESS train Mt Samuels
IN Tuesday night secured mora booty than
tho reports OF the robbery stated. In each
Wells. Fargo car thore ara two safes. one for
local business and tho other for through BUSH
hers blew open. The messenger OF tho Texas
Division admits that the amount secured is
more than $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
FIVE GRUESOME SEA TALES.
Two Ships Burned. Two Ashore. and One
Fishing Boat Upset with Two Lives Lost.


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Al Ondon cable i'd
vices to the Merchants Exchange report the
total destruction y fra OF the British steel ship
Carr Rock. owned In Glasgow and bound from
Dundee 10 San Francisco with 500 tons Of
Scottish sp,int coal. She saiIoi on Juno 70.
Nothing is said about tho origin OF the fire or
til" safety OF the crew. Spontaneous COM
bus,!un l. ascfiiei o be tho cause Of the fire.
The Dutch bark Khers anese, with n cargo Of
coal, was burned and sunk in the harbor at
Muntsyideo on July %.
HALIFAX. Sept. 4.-The crew OF the schooner
John g.. Whittier, wrecked of Bird Island
Cove on Aug. rs, arrived here to- day from New
ioundland on the steamer Conscrlpt. Tho mon
VIII b sent home by the American Consul,
that The stsamer Montauk. wrecked at Cape
Race. 10 rapidly going to pieces. and that the
cargo Is washing 10 and out Much OF The
salt water.
BY the eapsizing Of a fishing boat at Island
Cove. LIZ, two men. named Edward Broderlcli
and James kyali, were rpwned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
THE PISTOL VAS LOADED.
Peter j. Burns of Brooklyn Accidentally
XIII, SiIchuel Mccarthy.

Michael McCarty. aged &c. OF Columbia
place. BROOKLYN was shot and instantly killed
last night by Peter J. Burns bartender in
the saloon OF his brother. Edward J. Burns at
II Fnrman street. Brooklyn.
The bartender was exhibiting big 5-cham-
bered Harrington 4 Richards revolver to No
Carly and other customers when 1t acci-
d~ntally went of.
He mistak nEly supposed It was not loaded.
1t contained one cartridge. tho bullet in which
lodged in McCarty's left breast.
McCarty did not utter n word. falling dead IN
thu arms OF one of the spectators.
Burns and six sailors who were present
when the shooting occurred were arrested,
They all agree that thers was no trouble aud
that the shooting WAS purely accidental
McCarty had n wife and grown-up daughter.
He has been working Tor some time In the
street police station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05

GREENponT. Sept. Awhile Allen Terhune OF
Paterson. j., was playing In front OF tho
Booth House this attern DON, no discovered the
body Of n little girl drifting in tho water. A
man named DAVIS jumped in and brought tho
child To shore. She WAS recognized as tho G.
year. old daughter OF Frank simmons, who had
been staying at the hotel with her aunt, her
parents being absent In MASSACHUSETTS,, Drs.
skinner and Niles. and Lieqt. Mcl.eiian worked
the end Of that time life was pronounced ex-
tnct. the supposition is that she was playing
on ths dock, and losing hor ba!arce she fell
overheard and wGs drowned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
THEN or RUSSIAN CRUELTIEs.
No Confederation for AEr, Sex. Ill IIenltf
or Vaior-Rohbed OF $780, 600 RoubI-s.

No Consideration for Age, S~x' Ill uehfh
or Vaior-Rohhrd OF 900 Roubies.
CHICAGO. Sent 4.--Foutscn more Jewish
refugees from Russia arrived hero to-day,
One OF them, L. nh llagshe. was the WHO Of
wealthy Hobrew who WAS dying OF consump-
ton In II hospital in st. Petersburg. She WAS
compslled to leave him. and. after wandering
on foo, along the Russian border with her
children. being driven back by the border
guards be ause sha had no passport finally
managed to cross into Germany,
Lieut.. lteri8 Skom tho soldier IN tho RUSSIAN
for bravery. could not escape the sdicts u OK
pulsion.
was com ellrl to dispose OF m estate worth
90 900 = uhies 'or 2.2bn rouhle- wa l2rcibly
elected from Moscow, and was compel led 10
wander about albright with his wife. who WAS
IGying IN Il usllrium oil fever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
A Ballet from a Bean shooter.

Fifteen year old Charles Clost OF 235 Twenty
seventh street, brooklyn, was convicted in the
Butler Street Court yesterday Of having frod
hulle. from bean shooter ut Mrs. Cratic Of
l9j Twentieth s'reot. II struck her in tho left
eye. Justice TiGhr rned, lho hoy $40. which
on May u. and It is thought II will result in
Mrs. GrRttO's losing the sight Of enc eye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Marion sI,n,I, Get. ~ JOB.

Marion Mamolu. the comic opera prims
donna mas con engaged by Harry Askin 10
Join tho Tar an Tartar troupe at tho close
OF its engagement at Pa!mer's. The company
will RESI- alter this weoS until Sept. 81, and In
the moan tme sydney Eosen 'eld will rewrite
the lihrstto. When the 4 oups reopen. in New
ark Miss Msnola will appear, singing tho role
created nv Josephine Knapp.
Miss ManolR returned from Europe some
weeks ago to head tloupe Of her owl, so her
friends declared. but the venture fell through:
and Manager AsSin has hired her at II coed
talks OF starring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05

protection OF tho trades organizations Interest,"
gu in this matter nm orinion which the GOV
entity ignored.
Al. We now demand Of Baron Iltrsch himself
mat he release US from his charity and take
pack tho millions which, instead Of a blessing.
hnXe proved A curse and source at misery"
man. Ia which the opinion was more strongly
urged that Baron Hirsch himself had nothing
TO no With the misuse OF HIS money.
There was q collection taken up to pay the
smnll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
OLD CROW HAS VISIONS,
Tho Indian Chief Saw tho Messiah ana
MyrInds OF Fairies During = Visit.

Myrinds OF Fairies During = Visit.
GUTHRIE. I. T.. Sept. sod Crow. the
Cheyenne chief who went 10 Pine Ridge
agency a few weeks ago In search OF tho Mos
sah. returned yesterday. and is now engaged
in detailing TO his bre, hren on Four Mile Creek
the wonderful things he saw.
Old Grow also visited Walkers Lake. New,
at which place he says he saw myrlads OF
fairies who were the recognized children OF
Christ. He reports all tho Indians in tina.
return to Walkers Lake in a week or two and
persuade tho now Christ TO como here with
rapidly increasing. and no now has large
number Of followers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Another Opera Company STRANDED.

DALLAS, Tex. Sept 4.-The Rising opera
troupe Is In distress hero. Tho scenes. Co.'S
tunes. and other effects are under attachment
and some OF the myers are almost destitute.
viii $. Rising, the tenor: Is at the head OF the
vvnI ero Rising Who IS Wsil.knoWn IN SsM
York. is making an effort u liauidats the
claims and resume the tour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
where Yesterday. fires Were.

A. M-i2:2s, 1877 Greene street A. Jarvis and others
occupan'A damage s., 500; ll44 .37 East Eightieth
street Hsary Nillsrs, damage SlO0
r NJ - BAyard street Bernard ssdssky's dam
age 500 7;Ih "a Canal sweet. unoceuplsd. dAmAge
SIS; so ~. eleventh avenue, Edward Whites dam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05

Tho Feminine Charm OF Neck. and Bust
and Arm An exceedingly interesting paper
BY q society woman In to-morrow's S,mday
4ercuy.-Adr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
TIE Mccarthy. Buru. MIL . Draw.

PROVIDENCE. Sept 4.-The Mccarthy Burns
fight to- night was declared . draw at the end
Of the fifteenth round.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05

Fast trains to tho AdlroniAcks via New YORK Central
Wagner sleeping cars 10 Paul smiths station and Tup
Der Lake. see time table.-Adp
The advocate., 1891-07-29

The world may know, and ought to
know, what | found and now recon-
mend. Last fall one Of my hogs forward
legs gave out. 1t was unable 10 walk.
Some called it blind Staggers. Mr., Steke-
tee informed me that II was caused from
worms, and that blind stsggers WAS
caused by worms. fed Steketee's Hog
Cholera Cure,and to our surprise can say
that this sick hog ls as we'll as ever after
feeding two packages, and Is one of the
best hogs that have. Friends, 1t Ia no
humbug. Every farmer should have q
package Of Steketee's Hog Cholera Cure
in his barn, 80 as to be prepared in case
of sickness among hls animals. cheer
fully recommend Stsketee'S Hog Cholera
Cure as an honest and cheap remedy.
w. s. WHIPPLE,
jacksonville, P. 0. Ottawa Co. Michigan,
April 10, 1891.
Price of Steketee's Hog Cholera Cure
Is so cents at your stores, or 90 cents by
mail. Read Steketee's ad. in this paper.
The advocate., 1891-07-29
Round Trip Rate East.

The Ohio & Mississippi Railway have
now on sale at Its st. Louis offices, round
trip tickets to the following points at ow
excursion rates:
Oakland, Deer Park and Mountain
Lake Park, Md; Niagara Falls, Chau-
tauqua, jamestown, Lakewood and May
vile, N. Y; White Sulphur Springs,
Berkeley Springs, Capon Springs, Kama
wha Falls, Red Sulphur Springs aud
Sweet Springs, w. Va; Healing Springs,
Luray Cavorns, Millboru, Norfolk, Old
Point Comfort, Orkney Springs, Roanoke,
Rock Enon Springs, Staunton, Virginia
Beach, Warm Springs and Christian
burg, Va, Bristol, Tenn; Asheville,
N. c.; Bedford Springs, Pa, and many
other points east, northeast and south
east.
These tickets are good for return until
October 31st.
The Ohio & Mississippi Railway ls the
direct route to all the above points, many
of which are directly on the line Of our
through car routes to New York, ensb-
ling our passengers to reach them with
out change Of cars.
For detailed information as 10 rates,
routes, limits of tickets and stop-Over
privileges, call on or address A. j. Lytle,
General Western Passenger Agent,
%. & M. Railway, 1O5 North Broadway,
St Louis, Mo,