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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Me- Th snixs j. set. Who hurt his keee
- badly about tao weeks ago, is on our
streets sgain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

A very trsty .ik gail. is on exhibition
in ~ ler's show ~iados, the handlsofk @
Mrs Darrell Jones Of Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Mr. and Mrs. T.. y. Little are visiting
Mrs Lirtie's sisfer, Mrs. Geo Rogers, on
River ayeLue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

DIR. +. J. Robinson has returned from
his visit to New York, after an absence of
a month or more. His friends are all glad
to see him. 1t looks Lonesome not TO see
the Doctors latch string out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Mr. J. F. Peaslee of Tacoma, Washing.
ton, i. visiting his brother, W. II. Peaslee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
New York Money Market.

NV YORK. Feb. 4.
Money easy, ranging from TO y.
Prime paper at 6 to7.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds, quiet, generally steady.
The following arc the closing quotations G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
SHARES $40 EACH.

! Wk ARE AUTHORIZED by the SOUTHERN LAND
1 COMPANY 10 place on sale ONE 1HOusASp
| SHARES ONLY OF stock OF said company NJ theex
| IRENE low price of Tan DOLLARS EACH. 90 per
share with u guarantee and pledge Of not Ices
! than ~ PER CENT AND Al so AN EQUAL PROr0R
| TOMATO SHARE In the profits arising from ths
| Investment OF total capital In proportion IA the
number Of shares purchaser holds bears 10 the
! total number OF shares issued.
/ BY THIS PLAN purchaser may invest ~
amount from $40 ny to u 900. with guasastse
| Of IL per cent tbereupon and an honeat, eQasl
! share In the profits.
| PURCHASERS ARE SECURED by the actual hold
ngs of the company (of which they become ps's
+ and parcel, amounting to over ti6o.oco. and con
sis'iog OF Improved Real Estate, Investments, 10.
uSDER No CONSIDERATIONS WHATEVER vii
! The total number OF shares issued exceed l,ses
/ nor viii any one purchaser be allowed 10 suA
| scribe and pay for more than 100 shares OF les
than one single share al the uniform rate of TIN
DoIIABs PER SHARE.
| SHARES MAY re withdraw at any time up0a
! thirty days notice the holder thereof being enth
led 10 interest thercupon within the first three
months and to both interest and dividends for al
time ihereaft r-.Phofifs OR DiviDEsDs snISs
Dr. LAIRD Or DIVIDED EQUALLY every three
months. There Is no syatem Of forfeiture, penalty
or enforced holding of shares for n time beyosi
which II may be inconvenient or Impossible fofthe
purchaser TO hold out. The profits are moi pooeo
| up by a few.
TIiE LIMITED NUMBER OF shares offered and
the low purchase pricn make this the safest surts
and most profitable Investment ever offered IN
Washington.
nETTEW thnn Savings Bank.
Eecapsc II pays about four times the intssess.
because the shares are the same security.
BET Err than Western Mortgage.
Because u pays three times as much Interest,
Becausc shores are on established vAlues.
BETTEU than Nn insurance Policy.
Because you do not have 10 die 10 win.
Because you get the profits OF your iavsstnfnf
at any time II you wish TO withdraw u.
Because you protect yourself IS well A. yosf
family.
BETTER than Government Bouds.
Because II pays five times the interest.
Because you can realize quicker and |, u ~ y
cafe
BETTER than Railroad stock.
Because there Is more profits and no risk.
Because shareholders are not liable for anything
they own everything.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Send for Prospectus.
ROBERT {. CLARKE { CO..
Investment and Real Estate Brokers'
- a. 40 Atlantic Bidg, S2s q ESQ Sst,
WARRINGTON, y. g.
TAM kytu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Miss Lucy V. Emmons of Cambridge
Mass, WAS in the city yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Rev. II. +. Foss, wen. 10 ics,laud yes
ttrdsy to deliver lecture IN that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Use Haley's Tooth and EArachs Drops.
Sure Cure nov27eod3mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

The dance at Engine Hall Wednesday
night in the tiremens' course was attended
by one Of the largest companies that have
ever been seen there since the beginning.
All who participated report "lovely
Limo =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

The meetings led by Rev, }. +. Cochrsne
at the Lord0n Hin school house are prove
ing of much interest The attendance is
so large that many are obliged TO stand
during the exercises. The concert
given hy some of the Sunday school
scholars WAS very pleasing. Reel
taticns were given by Marion Desn,
iiaddie Whitney, Gussie Bailey, Ray Me
Cutrheon, Maggie johnson, Ella Baker,
Wiifred Field, Sadie Sinclair, Nettie
S,esrns, Luly Roderick, Willie Field Liz
lie Colbv. May Walker Eve McCutcheou
Emma Whitney, Katie Bailey. Irwin Field,
Irwin Goodwin. Several girls gave 3
beautiful dialogue, The III Try Band
EIaddie Whitney AID Walter Horne saos
Song so Fair, and the children together
sang The Snow Song" Mr.. L Gould
aud sup. pay made few nterestipg re-
marks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
Daily Etnuebtt 5eurual.
FRIDAY, FEB. 6. 1881.
GARDINER LOCALS.

We ere panied to learn Of the death of
Mr.. =. E Kimhsli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Miss Angie Tucker is spending \ few
LAYS With Mira VIM. Getchell of his cay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

The Moscow Orphan Asylum burned
"Wednesday night. Nine burned to death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Vas HoUTESs CocoA--"Best and goes
fsrthesf' april4eodnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

gias slut doe
healthy ap-
tiai to
5 o / d by
" ever h e re.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26

forming on the trapeze. Girls and Young
women wcro swimming and laughing. children
were shouting. And. as the Dyes sparSled and
the impatient legs and arms sQuirmed In the
water. the music played waltz OF the breath
monument to John Hoey Should nave been
taken then and there.
While all this was happening at the bath
house. for away up the shore the bathing
master lay. half buried in u holc he had dug
In tho sand. gazing with a drooping counte-
nance at three persons who were in tho water.
eea came heaving in from he horizon to break
In foam aud roar and hiss on the. sand that
smoothed and roughened under them. Out
beyond tho breakers strong swimmer lay
uron his back. rising and falling with the
swell and slough OF the sea. Nearer the
They were Just where the swell OF
the waves curls over into foaming crest anil
sweeps angrily. toward the beach. As each
wave rose and curlod. the man lited Tho
woman In his arms. md her face reorsd from
the white spray. Tho waves smo,e the two.
For the SEA wanted the yonngw man aud tho
man wanted her also. and kent her asst a, the
girl knew he would. Tho sun sh mmered on he
dark smooth wrinkles OF tns sea. and flashed
from the white cress toward he far horizon.
When the man and the girl WHOM the sea
could rot got came to the shore tired mi tens,
the battle. The Girl was not SO rretty q. the
girls In the tank. but abe didn't seem to mimi
II. There will always be girls who wont mind
the sea even ~ no Il rough and over ST. ong.
But there will he moro girls VINO will apprect;
John Hoey has pniit. s., hereafter ihere will
be two seas at Long Branch the biz. old
wicked sea. and John hoey's private sea, With
music and bar attached.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
DIX. HENRY'S COOK.
She Says that He Assaulted Her. and She
Wishes $4,000 Damages.

Anna NJ. Williams. a colored servant girl
has brought suit against Dr. c. c. Henry OF
Brooklyn for $4,000 damages for assault. Tho
girls story Is that she was employed by Mrs.
Henry as a cook at $12 per month. and that it
was agreed that If she should be discharged
before the month was out che should have full
pay Tor the month.
On the morning OF June 90 Mrs. Henry, or;
dered the girl to hang out clothes which had
been washed. The clothes belonged to Mr.;
Wincheli. who lived with Mrs Henry. They'll
do only o"oking. Mrs; Henry told her she
must hang out the clothes or CO. The. girl
chose to 50. and demanded her, pay; Mrs;
came but The g. xiii demanded 81. Mrs.
Henry refused to give her sig. and called pr.
stal ement Ired to force her to take the s3.25;
aud when she refused assaulted her. She sued
in the City Court for her wages. and judge
New decided in nor favor. ma the claim has
been settled. Now the girl sues Tor $1,000
damages
Dr. Henry said yesterday afternoon that the
girl had been we'll used while in his house. and
that her statement was incorrect and untrue
IN every material point. and that her action
was wholly prompted by malice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
A GREAT DAY FOR TIE GREAT TANK.
S~immers Contend for Prizes and the
Smiles or Radiant GIris.


Smiles or Radiant Girls.
The summer girl-and the summer boy. too
were never more picturesque and rad ant
than they were yesterday morning while pay
ing liuuescent tribute 10 tho genius OF the
great builder OF tho unapproachable tank. 1t
was the day OF tho swimming races and all
the fashionable folk for miles around were on
hand to see tho sport. Before the races began
the pool was open to erybody, and every
body was there. in her brightest summer cos.
tune. with her best boy. Some exceptionally
beautiful ami happy girls had two lest boys.
There was not enough space even in the huge
pool to accommodate all that thronGed through
the doors OF tho building. so that over thou
sand men. women. boys. and girls had TO con.
tent themselves looking-not without some
mantle, tations OK cnvy-at their moro lortun-
ate brethren nnd sisters.
1t was q spectacle worth a journey further
than Hollywood to see. The sun shone not
too iervently on the bnthers. who were multi
piled many times br a double line Of mirrors
on the sides OF the tank. The galleries above
the water we're tlled With folks IN light attire
ghostly. sea weed hue-the girls stood In ranks
Above the sound OF splashing water and the
applausiye murmur of feminine voices arose
the music OF the hollywood orchestra Surf
bathing seemed unnoetie. even nIebsian, COM pm
bosom OF a segment Of the transpol ted sea.
The music was kent up from 10'a o'clock un-
til noon. when the tank was cleared for the
races Fred Hoey, the tank projectors spot
loving son. started the contestants. The first
event was a handicap for boys under III years
over a course Of G6 yards The prize. n watch
presented ny David T. Conover. Jr. must DO
Of the winner Eleven nimbe boys IL
heats which wern won by I. Ernstein and
Percy BALM. In the final Ensein hal a
handicap OF five yards. BALM was scratch
Tho boys struggled valianty and their friends
surrounding the tank lecaLc vociferou> In
their announcement OF their iayorites.
Eins;ein Mor by about two yards: Ba lin. who
was second. beat the third boy Mccall. merely
The event that set the hearts OF tho girls pal
nitating was the second race Tor young men.
The prize is n big silver cup and 1t must he W n
three tmes BEIGE the winner may csnim 1t as his
own. II. Walters. who has won the trophy once,
was scratch. He was n favorite. like al Of the
three. handsome young fellows who meas
ursd strokes with him. The course wns
4UD yards. or nearly twice around The
tank. Tho other contestants besides Wal
q the Cambridge University crew, Charles
close fight between Francklyn and Walters
The former won because ot his handicap. But
tho girls lavished ms much attention on the
Loser as on the winners. 30 they oil doubtless
The last race was something In the nature
Of u cons olation for those who failed to win in
the second or Hollywood race. They were
the prize. a silver match case. II. Hook
sacnnh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
New York Markets.

SATURDAY. July 2a-FLorR AND Mr,I-Ths market
was quiet. but prces showed hardening tendency.
sympathy with the advance III wheat Quoted: Flour
p tbl Zine. Sa4$j+D; srperins Al tr@ ,:iDt; 40 :
extra, S,@s+ %: Hol ezra ~ 'sSLu3 clears St+iS
SintsE 500 ~ city mis shppnR extr.s, $! VOC 81
wine.
COTTON Futures made some advance. which wss
feeby supported by n dull speculation but the close
was steady at three to iour points advance The one
strong point was the recovery in the Liverpool! market
This cased check upon selling bv tho bears aud led
to Just enough tuyinR to cover contracts promote
some improvements otherwise the market was quite
without feature except free exchanges the early
the later months crop accounts were US generally
good as could be expected from Wide that
over wric cotton IL The prospects Of the crop
IN gyp have recently improved, spot cotton wa. IN
'.uits I.tc Tho following tho details OF tho
transactions in futures, with sales Of q. $40 bales:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
+ R lie LINES,

Direct route to PassAic Paterson. Tuxedo New.
Lake. !. onesdae. Scranton, BinEhamton Elmra
Corning. " atkins Glen. Bath, Hammopdsport Avon
Toronto, CiAutauqus Lake CsvsI land Cincnnati st
:a, 3 En-:
q M 4 NJ paiy..via NiaE.rs t.lis and ch.u-
sleeper Rorne.vs to cincnn.si. conneess At rSss
800 rsi. sss al a.
Ing car to Chicago stespers to Chicago. tclsveaad
: ~ I; NJ except sHnd.y.Moun:.in E.pr::. e.
ssnx ss'rd whe Isieus TAX .s
~ r. Fon,ie''l SS.y-sod train to chicago N.
si..p.l. 10 sna.o koshss Tooa.o and chsc.Eo
Rsy so;a r chss " LAX; md N.s
DunT JEKI lsaWeek .Isys-+:ls 4 y. casa st. s:esA
sf f. I'll sf f.. aso H. ESQ sund'''-sA
NEWBURGW.Wesk D.yE!:is 4. H. c2sd st. s,ssAs
~ n as r. + NJ. a'tFsk hsr' NJ p. 4 sua'
SesaaTURnAY sfEcTALs-s SATURDAYS oNLy-la.o
r ~ =. ia:o tHs o po,t j:rx. f2s x,
Mars AND TINE TABLES may 3. Obtained frs.
eon.sns seset list Of hotel: and SOsrdnr Sessss;
"Euburban Homer" describing vicinity of New York;
"ChautauQuA Lake Souvenir" and Summer Excur
TViGKErs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATION ..
j <Oi, Si7 and eo7 Broadway. Chambers and West
i ssdoi Il III a"a s:s
ARK and indson sta Hoboksn and Jersey CITY St.aoa
~, .n s. .sfo Sr sna %
W. y. RISEARSON. General Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26

futures were dearer on buying to GOV.
Sy "s s> naas. ss. S %.
e' ara Su ,ss
~ ~ s'tG p!m s'S . '': s''s ss 4 ma
:;..si:s ana MOI: ::;r: ssssS
$:':: ;.ss :s:? 4 &: :s:
q. ssay for s sf Me-. ssit
10. P ss fnss family 1S And vi
"s qSs at q nSd
n nj; .ay.%
Grs,h-wheat futures were slightly nrmsr on smaller
:ssss I"I "4 S"r MAS
Ss $.e:@ss. i 10. i""u ".:f and
Sss s., x,,;. sSer .,ss
Indian corn a., a: or ,r M
su.S t ... q, sSy"I
~ :1's ,AS Z,
:S; :s',s' s!s "; n,%s but rs
's sos 81 .4'i: .t.s mani. .Ha ss
Ss ait . Su s s.
ssd s.pss@s.f and on Il. 1901, mixed
:sssss .i:ss,ss :a = Yy"s':' n,s:s s
.SsSs' sss !" sss:
Aoys@Sss r., oss D.csMbsr. sshc January, s,u,l.
s:ps TSrn st.Sy' o mixed fGs An5S,
h,He; January, bic Oats stssGy; NJ J mixed foi
August 3..c seplember. a2'.c
COyrtf-OptiOns were quiet tut prices declined ga 10
points nnder weaker Europe can advices full Brazilian
receipts being laun bags AZ k,o and so u hays at
change IN Ito WAS dull and nominal Sales lats bags
closing barsy steady with sellers at tho following
Iay Ssss:E :Ss
september ia+ac lDscenbsr. March ~. ia 4Oc
Tho spot marke! was dull AMI unchsuRed RE on the
eRsnss ana a. tss MD Ss1af: w' sr.
assa tssnnst t.s{s saysns .s
ton, a. aise for October and 4sc IoI December
S.L s.ssSasoa for Eoysntsr and ~. Tor BE-
nsss: e s" ans nsRs.t
E;.; ana
ss.,s,;; mould .:ssts,se osh:r -slts:
s:s;::, @ rig Ss
2neass an and eaSiss g fancy. SaGoe Ris: without
~ ssss g fF': s,ss 1 5ss.n '
ss Ill., 1iF."s: . T 70. ss an. .9 an. mn
s 49,. .GE %.sH s so.n 9"'s oHs':a ""%G e.
.! &s ~ j. I'M s5:. " 8 20 Tar H.r
and lover. opening a. s7Jtc, selling 81 s1. 4s7Jfe.
:S;"ss ss 500 c ss
! IN bhIs, e.2se; bulk a7oc. kaphtha, O..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WEST
FRN RAILWAY.

Trains leave West sd At at !,SS A. N. us minutes
burvh. Fort Jervis Moutceo Fasourgh, Liberty. Liv
ingston Manor: Hancock. Carbondale. scranton Wal.
Oneida oswego; be.ro,. chic.so and Popt; Nest ".
honk and Mime waska WAIKIKI Valley stations Middle.
town, HIoomingburRh. Eilenvie. Falsburgh, Hurley
3ii1 P. ~, Campbell Hall. Lake. Mohonk and Min
ingburEi Elenvs Fallsburgh, Hurleyville. Liberty.
White Lake, Rockland -
inssten Manor Roetisnd Walton. Sidney. Norwich
Oneida Oswego Rochester, Niagara Falls. Detroit,
Chicago. and West Pullman slespers; reclining chair
,4Sf' H. Saturdavs only, Middietovn, Blooming
hurgh, Ellsnvills Pittsburgh. Liberty, White Lake
Rock land.
tDaiiy: all other trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and loepnG car berthl
obtsine ed ut a3 broadway New York; J. c. Anderson,
q. r. A., Ii Exchange place. Now York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26

Deposits In national banks SIS coa 4oa against S2a
442o'" last Saturday Bord. deposited 10 SECURE the
same "a. .,rh In addition TO tho foregoing tho
Treasury reports silver Luion purchased under the
act Of July ~ 1870 So -hi.s>a and Treasury notes
outstanding against the same $40 5U5,+3i
Money in London ,,n,s g cent Rate OF dis
count In the oren market. for both short aud
three mouths bills. lt,@l's = cent. Amount Of
bullion gono into the Bank Of England ON bal
nnce to-day is $500. Paris advices quote 3
y cen = Mt SIS francs 80 centimes aud eX.
change on London NJ % francs 81 confines.
The sales o.! min ng stocks ~ the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
TODAY were follnwc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26

Nashville. 9,s; New Jersey Central. az; Lack
pany and Tennessee Coal and Iron. q each (;
New England. IL: Rock Island. y; Cleveland.
mond and Terminal y each: Missouri Pacific.
Ia: Southern Pacific: -, Atchison; Northe,n
Pacific preferred. and Union PGcinc. each;
Northwest and Wheeling and Lake Erie. u v
cent. each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
&Silrnxaa
Hxilsn2da
.AMERiCA,s eREATrs :r- = ~ - ).
N M york CEN1RAl

Hudson River Railroad.
THE FoUR-TRAcK TRUNK LINE
All trains arrive At and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Az. and Aed ST., New Yors
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE c,,v
Trains leave As Follows,
FAST MAIL APP sPE TCnHH2EEsAND ISLAND
Rochester S..vs sas '.s'R Ra sss
SARATOGA Ak tAK + s GsFE9eFsEAND MON.
to.eO A. M.-warnsr. drawing room car. ,hro,,A
Eus s;%E.,Sss Gs5 caldwell ats Gsorrs rs
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1900 A.. ~ M6.-compossd exclusively o, wagner
Ing Room Jars Due chicago S.i5 a. nss ana StA"
MiCAGO DAY EXPRESS.
day trail. doe. no, Of md ps ss
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED
no +. M-wagner vestibulo Drawing Room s,s.,.
ar. & R"f s S.? Nm 2 n.a s.y
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
ma np S nn. ssepns ssSs:s
aNoP. ii. next day. No extra fare '-s'
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED,
ssi; Cur. S f e fs4 sS ~,
SARATOGA SPECIAL
HoSny pr .,.,ns. RS s.1 Sa pa:
through to Lake George saturday. '''' e. Hun'
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
:S nSr vs ..4 Suis
GhienKo i:s"r. M" Il. s"'" Du' D'"0'' '''' AZ
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
.ns SnsF s.: %ss.lo si ss:! ,sls:s
ADIRONDACK f HNR lNoSrREAL Elk.
a.. ss;ss: '; Z;s:s'
''s5AS S S;$s$fz &HEIs4 5Sss''
:ss Il ~ g; y!
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
enc ssnS. F. i sS.S.so sHns G:ri D. 8:
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
ono r. @ ,%,. car passengers for ROCHESTER
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
0; II. ..wavner Sleeping Cars, New York 70 Cape
Z, a ,u
us 4. n; ts;sS s:ss S:2s : H.: also e. feuss
tso s:sa, tli:s 4. NJ. tai5 1850 s:ss Mss. sss
AS .; -: ' S'sa ' u.s. s sSi' tsiss
s1EAiS@Aaa t::Si tsio. fioso. +,lsO A. ~ +s'sa
u1fa sss esa s' soo ,o 81 t Is, ::
sgss4hS sss S's ,'G ess t e.
W. iqT Kpshe;.sr s, s I3Ia ..o an
7:aa n:io I'll :5s r. NJ
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8a!lroxda.

I'm aud after JULY 10. 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
800 M.rallmsn ysst,ea . Stepping and ra.ls5
iss; Slis'1"s ss c s Sa m.
ssndss Loni. tyr n next day. Connects also, for
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1915, so,, 4: M;-compOsed exclusively Of Pullman We.
SMOKING and c.p rr.ssnns na n,ns
o .s MAD ."p ss1y
$s!:s:SS: ,i :s n 4; s$
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI Elk.
PRESS.
:. b!a'ss e.. from ss.Ys:s e ~: y
e Columbus A.Sivs. cincinnati, IT'S 4 ii. aud
THE CoLUMnIAN EXPRESS.
SMOKING and ts"nsyiv.nis Railroad v.s.iiuls "Fi Pa.
dsy TO chicago
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
vs sn hs.pa. Car M.T
Sisv.isua AND Mempni. p"ns ear: New S"rs 70
hsnGon? ssd
sss as. sna Is sHa
and Ioedo daily except saturday,
PACIFIC ExPRESS.
500 r. M.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New York
Gho.so New YORK 70 Msmph!. q. n. sh;.nd0sh
ssS' s%%:ss
.n or morn n for
g $50 r. M.-shenandoah Valley Express with
Through Buffet Sleeper to Now Orleans
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND
THE SOUTH.
"washinRton Limited EXpress' of Pullman Paror
Cars twth Dining Car to BaltinoreL daily exespt
Sunday. IOttu 4. NJ. arrive Washington $50 A..
AMI "ConRr ssionAl Limited" daily with Dining Car
atS2n +. NJ. arrive Washington e;25 =. ~. regular
sxprefA $40 s:n. and II 4. M- 2 10. 43, g. and
or. NJ. and l2,i5 night For baltimore only P NJ
Sunday t:io and $50 A. NJ. 4:3o. D. aud n. NJ and
For Atlantic city. l:so p y. week days with Through
For Cap. May. 100 P. N. week days. with Through
Buffet PArlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 6:2O 90 500 80 800 900, Chicago Linn.
ited. with Dining Car and lO;l0 Washington Limited.
with Dining Carr, and II :on A. NJ. l2.2O o. 2;lO
23. 3Hn $50. 4aO, 4:H, 5:UL 500. $40. 800 and
Y:OI NJ, and ~: 10 night Accommodation llilU
4. NJ. $40 and ~. u. sundaya ESpres B:ih $50.
eats, (lOaO Limited). and lual0 A. NJ 2:3,. $500. 400
$50 boo, $50 s:s and SH0.P NJ. aud l2:i5 night
For time tables OF trains to local points the Penn
syvanA Railroad system apply Mt tho folio tick ct
Offices: 435. ~. and ga broadway. Aston House,
and foot of DesbrOssea and Cortlandt sta Court St
sSO Fulton St. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of
Fuitons. Brooklyn; as Hudson St. hoboken; Station
Tic New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
CHAS L PCGIf J. Z. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
dividends and auttrest.
Glcrt,ons and as,eetinas.

NoTlCE-1he annual meeting of the stock holders OF
~ the Pacific Postal Telssrsph Cable Company. for
may Be prssente viii 10 held At the ONCE Of the com
pany. broadway. New York city. on Tussdsy, Aug.
JOIN O. sTEvENS sssrs.sry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
Requests TO Churches and Ch.r,t,..
For the Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Gov. j. v. Aycardi OF
Panama has rendered for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair q beautiful piece OF carved mar
ble. 1t is a bas relief representing the land
ing OF Columbus. which was presented to the
state OF Panama nearly ninety years ago BY
tho Empress Josephine who at the same time
gave tue colossal bronze statue Of Columbus
which now stands in colon tAsplnwall. tho city
that was named in his honor.