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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13
Shaving Among the Hindoos.

The Hindoo is a contemner of boards,
and one-half of his head is devoid of hair,
he only leaving long lock which grows
from the back of the head. This is relic
of the belief that has taught them the
angel of death used this cue to drag them
to heaven.
Women are great patrons of the barber,
for the Brahminical law is very explicit
on this score, and provides that widows
must keep their heads shaved. This rule
is most rigidly enforced, and the unfortu-
nate widow has to make herself as ugly as
possible, and gracefully submits to an OPP
Grafton which deprives her of her greatest
ornament, for Brahmin women have
splendid heads of hair and their couture
sets it off to exceptional advantage. 1t is
put up in coil. The rich partially cover
this huge knot with n thin platter of
beaten gold, while the poor entwine in it
the gorgeous flowers of the marigold-
San Francisco Chronicle
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13
CuriOsities in Opinion.

The vagaries and the disturbances in
human belief and practice constitute an
interesting chapter in human history. The
conflicts in opinion are doubtle some
what like the agitations of the ocean
natures means of maintaining conserva-
tism, and for the prevention of stagnation
and corruption.
One of the rarest things in the world is
two people whose opinion-whose creed
and whose practices-coincide in all feat
ures. 1t is much easier to find two faces
and two figures identical in appearance.
Diversity and contrariety seem to be well
established laws and conditions in the
human family. There is no standard or
type to which the Caucasian especially
conforms in all particulars. y. and b. may
agree precisely in everything else, yet they
may differ widely in religious matters. c.
and ID. may fraterniZe fully on ninety-nine
points, yet go to war or to law about an
other. We have seen Miss +. turn up her
nose in horror and disgust at what Miss F.
thought was in perfect good taste and in
the height of fashion.-Detroit Free Press.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13
The CURLEW MOUNTAINS.

AnS Suriew mountains are fire in winter.
TN, ihey are not embedded in ice or snow.
ne cuckoo calls from the greenwood,s cen+.r
Inc thrush and the corncrake sino bsIo,,'
me hounds are hunting, the rocks resopndino.
iney follow the fawn that flies before.
Inc torrent comes down from the mountain
bounding, ''-'A'
salmon are leaping beside the shore.
l LINK OF my mountain late and early
w mere blossoms are golden and glad and CAV.
barley,
ANA birds are piping on every spray.
me Ups of the rushes are heavy with honey.
1heres butter and cream from the silkep
kline;
NO northern snow on its slopes so sunny
VII trouble its coasts or its harbors fine
Where the bee has his home and is wisely
working,
ana women eat honey from day to day;
Out deep In my bosom care is lurking.
Inc love of my heart is far away
-FOUR falr, thin forehead, the wide worlds
wonder,
Your tresses that hang in a golden sheaf
nave torn the strings of my heart asunder
And covered my head with a cloud of grief
am as man that is even dying
L or lack OF the jewel his eyes would see.
On, VIII you not visit me where i am lying
And take Gods blessing and comfort me?
Boston Pilot.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13

The business of preparing shrimp for
the Chinese market is assuming important
proportions in California. The shrimp are
taken in huge nets and boiled in great iron
watts
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13

A remedy of great value for cats and
dogs is sweet oil. Put two tablespoonfuls
in their milk and they win rarely refuse to
take II.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13
The Place for the scarfnin.

No matter how irregular the fold may
be made in the De Joinville type of knot
ting the scarf the head of the scarfpin
must irrevocably fall in the center of the
fabric. Otherwise it is out of balance seen
within the lapel framery of the coat, and
the entire scheme of costume thus becomes
one sided.
The Idea, moreover, betrays a striving
for desire to be different from the regula-
ton vogue, and the difference does not
have the merit of aiding the ensemble, but
is farfetched attempt at best.-Clothier
and Furnisher.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13
A DMINISTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate of Lawrence Sengor. Deceased.
TIE undersigned having been ap oointei admin.
istratriX of the estate of Law ence Senger
l. tie of the coun of Rock Island state of Illinois
deceased, hereby gives notice that she will appear
before the county court of Rock Island county, al
The office Of the clerk of said court, in the city of
Rock Island, at the October term. the first
Monday in October next, which lime
al persons having clairls gain-t said estate are
no fled and reqnested attend, ;or the purpose
of bav ng the same adjusted
ALI persons indebted IL said estate regues-
ted 10 make Immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated this Sth day of Aug, \. d. 1892.
CA Uterine SENGER,
AdmiT.istratrix.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13
A CackIing Hen

May be excused from making an aw-
fully big racket over mighty little egg;
but when she cackles for an hour over q
China door knob it is time TO throw q
brick at her. There is also some excuse
for merchant csckling a good deal over
A GENUINE BARGAIN,
but when the so called bargain turns out
to be DOOR KNOB BARGAIN, IL is time
somebody threw brick or a ''shoo" at
the noisy thing. There's an awful lot OF
cackling about bargains going on. but
We'll bet theY'er all door knob bargains.
so here goes our brick; We'll meet any
price, show better quality for the same
money, and do as well if not better By
you than any other firm in Rock Island .
No door knob bargains about this.
DOLLY BROS. Doors AND SHOES.
307 Twentieth St. Rock Island
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

Rock ISLAND COUNTY,
In the County Court of said Rock Island County
In the matter of the assignment of he Northern
Mining and hallway company.-Pct ton b.
homas 5. Sivis, assignee, to sell real estate
Notice is hereby given that under the deed oil
assignment made by sad he Northern mining
and Railway company 10 Thomas ). Silvis as
signee and by virtue of the DEGREES of said couri
entered in the above entitled proceeding o" the
11th day of June, A D. 1892, and'on the &c Day
August, A. ID. 1892, l shall ON SATURDAY. the
18th day of septic II Der a. d. 1892 at the Tour OF
one clock in the afternoon, at the north door OF
the court house. in the city of Rock Island. in
said county of Rock SAND. sell at pubic vendue,
10 the highest bidder for cash in hand. al the
right. title ana interest OF said Thomas : Sivis,
assignee Of said The Northern Mining and Rail
way company, in and to those certain parcels of
land situate in the County of ock l. and and
state OF Illinois, known and described as follows,
to-wit:
Lots No one % and two (2) block six 10y in
the Town of Hampton.
Dated ct Ro-k island, ILL.,, this II h day OF
Augus t, A. D. 1892
THOMAS S. SINS,
Assignee OF the Northern Mining and Railway
Company.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13
NXECUToR'S NOTICE.
Estate OF otto F. Ehlers. neceased

Estate of Otto F. Ehlers. Deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed
ecutor of the last VIII and ties: ament of Otto F,
EhleI :, late of the county OF Rock Island. stale
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he VI
appear before the county court of Rock IslaI
county, at the Office OF the clerk of said court j.
the city CT Rock Island. atrhe Novemher rrl { 7
the First Monday in November next, at which tin t
all persons having claims against said estate ~,
notified and requested to attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons ind enIe
to said estate requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated this oath day OF August A. D. 1892.
JOHN OHLWEILEH,
Executor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13

The gigantic old parliamentary oak''
in Clipstone park, London, is believed to
be 500 years old. The tallest oak on the
British isles is called the Dukes Walking
Stick. 1t is higher than the spire of West
minister abbey.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13

Snowman in describing the wonderful
sagacity and elegant manners of an ele-
phant in his collection assured the specta-
tors that among other habits of cleanli-
ness he invariably picked his teeth with
his tusks after meals.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-13

The increase of population in France
during the last five years has amounted to
only one-half of l per cent The popuia-
ton of the great cities is increasing and
that of the rural districts decreasing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
r1lnriu U. oapETs CHARITIES.
,..r,, yweaty Per Cent. OF the Fund Goes
N." Ia The IIunnMarMihi MoseltMl.

r,, litigation growing out OF the 80. called
,..s.,,r c.a"sc o: tlia will OF the late William
:, o,l,r @! this city was settled yesterday.
a.. o,uco died L. 1873. and according TO tho
,,-c,s a. his viii ~ per cent. OF his large
-. was - 60 10 such charitable institutions
p.,.u,h Charitable usos as his executors or
VI ,r,,n-,,y o. ,hem should designate. The
",nsu.ors ,scro Mr.. oGden's widow. his
s.,l,y, Mr.. William Ogden Whcolor; his
,r,.he..n.law. tho iate Mr. Edwin II. Sheldon
:, rhicaeo. Mr.. Andrew II. Green OF tbs city.
.,5 ue la,o Con. Vim. L strong Of Chicago.
v,,y shortly after Mr.. OEden's death n aucs-
,,,, arose a % tho validity OF this charity de-
,,sn mil tho executors wero unable to agree
A. TO she course TO pursue. Each time that
.,r, q tho general estate was distributed IA
ll lss san accumulated In tho hands OF the ex-
"ItiInnajliy at The request Of Mr.. Sheldon, ono
o,,hs cxrrutgrs. several OF Mr.. ogden's nieces.
Miss BAXTER. Mrs. Mhitehonse. daughter of
aMn.thew NJ Mctrgg. began a suit in the Su-
nyeins Court for construction OF tina charity
ny +" an cs sxSr%,or or viii . %s aston is
,M Ss IS devils" on tho ground Of lis inSalidiy.
;aITs ra r sssaf in " SSvembss ssa M"i
.hsrtIy afterward Mr.. sheldon and Hen. Strong
Ii.d Before tho decision IN July. 1911, y
un,ss,ority Of the surviving executors executed
a%s.ignatian Of 40 Per cent. Of the fund to tho
chicago lniv,Srsity aud 10 rcr cent to tho
ID Ncvemhcr. le,,l. Judge Patterson handed
dsrise tc charity was void MS to all personal
uu,nrerty .. Mr. Ogden. all lands in New York.
XII all proceeds OF other lands which had
h,sn .o!i ~ tho executors and which were
bslI to the credit OF the charity devise. The
sYscrtors appealed to the General Torn 81
fhe Supreme Court. and early In July. 1892.
The Supreme Court modified the decision to
Tho extent OF holding that the proceeds Of sales
nfisa,ls other than those in New York wero
moi suLcc. 10 tho laws III our State
purinc III" Summer the plaintiff proroscd to
ina eyrcui ors that IL tho executors would nay
ali costs of tho litigation and designate tho
remaining - Ter cent OF all the charity fund to
thr N"H York l'omnorath ;c Medical College
an, Hospital for an enioWineat or building
irsG ttcy would consent to the other two
de- !gnatlons.
rom -, hospital fund apd DO !cvot cd to y IL
sr..v 3: WALTON. MIR Osdcn's birthplace. and
yrstcri.y tho Row designation was made and
he rsiaases exchanged.
fo"ihe defendant cXccutnis appeared Mr..
naaic! Il. Rollins and Mr.. Alorney Williams:
fo- tia r!aintiis, Mr.. William Allen ]iutler
o.hor tcfcrdants. Mcss.s. Anderson ard How
lard. Mr.. Frederick !. Stimson. and Messrs.
Whi::hn"aa End Seymour.
Tho ontirn fund amounts to between $780,
U0and S100.tUD. 40 TINT the fortunate hospi-
til vii! receive f,ou s10.OoO to Sl:U.OoN
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TOLLS on CANADIAN EREIGHTS.
More J'anu &;te,OO Collected Under the
Kc;u;iM:ory Proclamation.

vas',lSuInS. Doc. lott is now a little over
tA:ce mont.,G since tho partial measures OF
retaliation proclaimed By the President in re-
gard to tbs discriminating Wellald Canal
tolls Levied by the Canadians went into effect
on tho Saalt Ste Marie. or st. Marv's Fail
Canal Tho execution OF this law chiefly fell
upon Z. y. Howard. Collector OF Customs
II Marquette. Mich. who seems to
have strictly enforced the law. as
no reports to the Treasury Department
TIA, during tho month Of September
be collected tolls to the 9 q $4,000.
for Noyen.hsr have not yet been received. hut
thsv will probably amount to $4,000. which
viii make the total tolls collected from Cana.
diaE ireights $50. A6u The proclamation was
issued on Aug. ~. and went into effect on
Sept. ]. Navigation Is now practically closed
for tho season. so that no further collections.
other than those Of Novemhe will DO received.
By tho terms Of tho proclu mation tolls were
.svied at tho. rate Of two dollars a ton on all
Canadian freight. AS stated In the Presi dents
message. the further question as 10 whether
the privilege of transporting goods in bond
across United States territory can be with
drawn from Canadian railroads BY Treasury
order. without additional Congressional ac-
ton, is still under consideration. The matter
will probably be taken up in an advisory
shape BY the Senate and psrhans In the form
Of legislative enactment by the House.
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SATURDAY. Dec l0-There was the usual small
business IN -four on saturday at generally unchanged
quotations The receipts were +2.5CO bbls. &C.. and
the exports 800 bbls. &C.
GRAM Wheat was quiet and without marked
changeA There was tmAli advance early In response
to stronger chicago market and then small net de.
cline owing fall at thu West where large operators
were cling rather freely. The Anticipation bill con
tinGes TO be disturbing factor In the wheat specula
tion. So does the large ciul movement at tho North.
west. Against these Two adverse factors tho cheap
OF the price at the moment at least count
for little. The spot sales we're 10000 bush, in
Guiding 10000 for export. No. hard winter sold
76itc. anoat and red within the range Of
1o4e'ic. no !? red was quoted At about TING. The
senbOard clesrances were Zh9.6 bush. These
the receipts: Chicago llssl5 nu,h.; Milwaukes. 80
$50. Minneanos. 3vl 041: Dulu:h. 2Gts57; st.
G,S sooS HeS YsrL ,.9seo Bal.,mo,s, 50 2ss;
57h bush; total yest.ri.y aso 2. total last year.
l.ly2.lSJ, Future sales 4TU,tRD hush. a. follows
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WASHINGTON. Dec 1O.-A committee. COM
rrising Mr.. George L Converse OF Ohio. the
Hon. William Mayberry OF Michigan. Fred
crick J. Gdenthal OF Louisiana. X. L. Edwards
Of New York. f. +. Cragln OF Illinois, and the
Hon. c. NJ. Shelley OF Alabama. representing
tue National Nicaraguan Convention. had an
audience with the President this morning
He listened with interest to the representa-.
tons made by tho committee. and responded
things that the world was calling for tho
construction Of the Nicnraguan Canal and he
could not see how any ono eouiM possibly find
the canal retards. lie said. the progress OF the
world, II was our raturn! const Inc. md |!
the United States does not proceed, England
OF some other. power would. and that WAS
something W. should net permit. Al parts OF
L1N Country wore C1unlly Interested IN It.
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inal snles compare with those OF Yesterday
tinnl Snlt
as follows:

Government bonds steady at unchanged
quotations. Hallway bonds strong and active.
The features were \. J: and Northern Ids,
Richmond and Terminal p, AcHison Kansas
The NOR. important net advances were in
AtcLi.on H. a r cent. to ~, md Ids A. a. to
80 i Kansas and Texas IS. a. to ~, and Ids.
p. to Az, \. land Northern IDS, "a; 70 ~:
Hichmond and Terminal 5s. J. To- , AZ; heading
ciilc lists. u. to 49, and Ids. r cont. to 2sSa.
In hank stocks 10 shares OF EnnE North
America sold ut lUS and 100 shares Of Mcchan-
les at 100.
Bar silver in London 3s'ad.
Money on Gull. 4MI's Il cent. Time money.
3 r cent. for two. three. and four months on
good mixed collateral and "a r cent for
four and six months on divdond-I aging So
dorscd I'LL receivable nre quoted ut oG5'a q
cent. and all other grades ut ''laO r cent,
and upward. according to character.
The foreign exchange market was dun and
stendy. There was little or no disp0s lt!on 10
transact business for next week. 10th draw.
ers and remttrrs are awaiting with !ntorost
MONDAYS receipts nf cotton acccptnnccs from
the South. Ms upon the surrly vi bills on that
day will drrcnd ,l!c amount If the shipments
uf gold on Tues n.y. IN consequence Of tho
accident which delayed the sailing Of La
I,r.,agne, the french mails wore transferred
duplicate bills 81 exchange were sent out by
"nn packet This Ia an event TINT rarely hap
prn~ aud might cause Inconvenience in ease
Tho Aurnrin should be delayed ~ any cause.
io Tu:" Ills ana si.sn for ,smani ie,nal rates
SiSaj: sight drafts. S4.sS. and able trans ore.
S4.SSI. France are quoted at 5l1sa1 w.
for long and D. 10 Tor sight reirhsiDnrks. 'tl.i
IA o.. In long and Vo'sMoo Tor short: guild
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
Du,uu,nr curnyre at Harris Island.

Commissioner brennan OF tie Street Clean
Inc Department began yesterday tho DISPOSE
ton Of tho city's refuse by dumping 1t into tho
M: crib at Harris Island. built under thu direc-
ton Of tho Board Of Charities and Correction
when the present Street Cleaning Commits.
konrr was u momLer Of that Eoard. Two
score were sent to Harts Island yesterday
Most OF the city's garbage /, taken to sea in
the dump sGnws Of the Barney Duwping Iiont
Company. Those cnn only DO used at sea and
will 10 useless II the new plan OF illing in erin
work at Hart S and Riker's islands is adopted
W tie Board OF Estimate and Apportiunincnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
hound to KIN Each Other.

HEADtoGp. H.. Dec. 14-Frank Wagner
Was h!"d one mile above this city Mt o'clock
TINS morniH. by Calvin Hancock. Ill-feelinG
mad existed between them. Two weeks ago
al niemF; was made to blow Hancock S house
" Wlln dynamite. Each man seemed bent on
HAVING 'lc Others lite. vt Uciork this morn
h,S Maenncr demanded entrance to Hnncock's
Aus ~ broke in the door and In the scu'-
t IIl,nHt cnsued Ham, ork fired two shots. ono
70 years OLD ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

'"LuMnrs. o.. Dee. 10 Big Liz" Tho color
"a convict Who has been Voluntarily fasting
s sna tle last wee In November. was released
TLa'teluy IRON close confinement, to which
t,,.han been subjected as a punishment for
~ ln'iattion Of Prison rules. Siie consent ed ut
49, t" 10 'ake iood. She had taken nothing but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
kcnI Estate Irunsfrrs.


c5 5tars.on ana aue ,r, ct Al to &c" ke"p 81
WIN BOON HI is = i IN o "5'h :. :55xIoo; ,o,oo
's s,i, ,i.n SOC III ay 2as,a,iI: DANIEL -'0''
,,,. ,n'l1 ani Mite t" tnoch e RciI. '
M,rv n R, o', ''l JnoJ SCHWARTZ ami wife to
n' Il, ii y ~ ION av. tpxa.lI John --'"'
lnc .trh'n"rr ani vile To Iiy ,.rttiirn '' 1000
iiai aSio; AnnnN samm.rt,ic To- J. ci.uarS
~ ~ , 20 81 .y, looxlo 5x;lxIGo I 10 'o''o
s.n n =, ~, sInxinn 5,.isioor Z, GroJ sebastian
W.. :, Al i.r"i"St"", ETi. . church AZ.
c."ilary zoe for srsnrn 10 Msy"r, S" "'' II, so
Ns.Nh AZ, see lHb u b ls2d Al Ir.,,yy, N''-"o
lG' >, Iy !" t. tY LT,ss -, 5000
ssnc ROB jasyL sesb e ~, 70 nn1 WI, LaO
isI .i,s. ipoteA A. aisioaa Herman,
a. ay W.. lao 1854 81, a5si2h! ii.nry
s man. "a AM ios si's 70 It ma knis
t man oue1 and wife TO Hannah I.cnle .... lt,oo
,n9. nary sGn nt r" to Nav I'm YARD
RtcoRpfp MORTGAGES
sErr, Meyer. and aio to sIgnund Coins.
rr,a It. -, 4r. 3yr. -. '''...'''''' slO,o
'tAE,r Geors,, '"Juo wilson. n y4,h st. ''o''
AZ E.''s, 10 Jos schre'net, - s7th 81. v Av '
rlimsnn, Fred.. To Conrad ste n. bi3 West COO
"s1'r Mar t. Patrick Ryan II iotii st. @'o'
LSgs, VIZ r.' n.g a. 49,, ..Ga5
Lerr. iI.nno,,- W. nv. ..,;...,.,,. 1000
ksmlar.i LOU ~, Nh .ni y W., ~, 1000
w. ~ az Anu lChtn ST. 81 ,,'..... .'.,,,., iuuoo
EFCoHDEp LASS
'.'h NaStr, to Joe! Aren,h01 % Deiaursv
Do ~ . mos psr yr, -. - ''.'' SLIGO
5iS BIS r,,.r !" freih fcldniann store ac '''-o
~ ssrnari. to Max Wus,roer ,tsre .V 1 20 100
''' f'' '''''''''''''','','','',, 1.oUp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
LATEhT LONDNN DUnTATDEs

SATURDAY. Dee. 10
The stack market made the best showing
for n hall holiday that 1t las in n long time.
The dealings were on scale that would have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

May 800. i5G2hi i,515 l,5s2a 1875 lbs
PRovsIoSs-Thcrs no life in the market bu: lard
frnicT erheless There were M ,airs for
future deh,.ry but necrmhsr sed steady at U.5c..
January NJ UbSc. March ut nibc. and May at q 3,r
Western n the spot WAS quoted at loo 10 uc aud 10
to-, city sold at &c. Dressed hogs 1AssSc and pigs
sM.hLc Epcr lhS2!r. Hest butter -7u;jic and d,
cbrrse lOi. Tal.uw quiet at DC. s,.arIus lose
in hllds. Glso. ioa'. ~
but closed tirr. win tae- 81 -i.Un bags. The
l.urDpcan cables were wraser toward tbs close mo
Ianeiro was rrIn and sanios lower. The Amrrl,nn
deliveries were large The sales for futur. delivery
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Curb prices Wheat was steady. Corn still felt the
effects Of the increased foreign demand Of late well
rs smaller crop movement, aud Il advanced NC tOAc.
No mixed h2,sc nnoat and 33o f. :" b, ahoat Total
board clesranres 1853. $50 bush Future sales 275ooo
hi ma
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2ailruaas.


DELLA WARE. LACK AVIAN VIVA AND
WESTERN II. X.
stations In New York. foot OF barclay and
Christopher SITS.
= SHORTEST LINE, VESTIB u l. + ID
TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomfield. Montc,air. tho
oranges, summit BernardsrI!e, Fasking ri iVe Msdi-
son Morrist0wn. Passaic. Patterson. BoontOn. Dover
stanl.ope. Rnids Lake. Lake Ilopatcnng Iacaetts.
town schooey Mountain Washington. PhilpsburS,
EHst0n water Gap. ktroGdsburg. Pocono Mountains.
scranton. rttson. wihesbarrr, NanticoSe Danvilis,
Northumberland Nnntrose. bnnlIamtnn. oxford,
Norwich. Natcryi.le. ttica. RchHed Springs. Cort-
land syracuse. Oswego, Ithaca OweRo. Elmira. Corn.
Ing Ba;h. Evansville. buffalo. aud all points West,
NOrthwr 81. ana Southwest.
O:Skt -. M.-biifaln. lfica. and OsweRO Express.
Palm an ,"iur Connects at Buffalo with train
for ,hical o. arriving at n.I5 4. NJ. next morning
7,2O y. M.-Bingiamton Mail stops at principal
/ 100 i, N.-Scrnnton. Binghamton, and Emira Ell.
vress Pui!mHn parlor cars.
1;iO Il. M.-scrinion. Wilkesbarro. and Plymouth
ESnre,s. rullmau pnrlor ears.
Z ;SD y. NJ daily Buffalo Limited Express Pull
man sieeprrs ARRIVES nj 10 4 NJ
O,Ob i. NJ. -tda'ly)-Bufao and oswego Express
Pullman srepers
Tickets ana Pullman accom- modations Mt "a Murray
~ AMI t2p Broadway. Tickets ut ferry stations 7a5
and iIa broadway. aWest l.hth - 80 Columbus av.
y, " Nnr>. IE3 Washington 81. 2i Fulton St and ~
Ecdiori nv rro"hyn. Time table. giving ful inform
alton y all stations.
Wcstcott, ENprrss Company will call for and check
baggage from ho,e! or residence to destination.