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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-01
COMSYOCK SILVER MINES.
Excited Over the Decline in
Silver.
The Mining Industries CfsIdaho Have
Been Paralyzed. ~
Fair and Flood Take the Case Seriously
They Are Mining silver Now At a.Ioss,
and they VIII Ne Compelled 20
shat Down IN = short Time.

NKw YoRK, June so. The Worlds
san Francisco special says: THE Sher-
man silver purchase act Will have 10 DO
repealed without delay. said ak
United States senator Fair, one Of the
largest silver mine owners in the coun-
try Thursday The Inv has never
been Of real benefit to silver men.
s'Will the silver mines shut DOWN.
That is the only thing left for them
to do They are all mining At loss
now and the drain on the owners can
not be kept up much longer"
How about the Comstock mines9r
Those mines have been and are now
producing ~ per cent Of gold, so do
not think they will be closed, at least
for the present
Senator Fair thought congress would
undoubtedly repeal the sherman act
even II the silver advocates were nm
able to secure the adoption of a snbsti-
tute.
James l.. Flood, who has.heavy inter-
ests in silver mines on the Pacific coast,
said
Il can not see what harm will result
from the repeating Of the sherman act
In my opinion it would be better TO ac-
cept the compromise suggested by
Bland and coin $1,000. 900 monthly, at
the same time increasing the ratio Of ID
to 10 20 TO /. This would raise the
price Of silver and bring values back TO
their original basis. Z
SILVER CRY, Ida, June 80 The sud-
den fall In silver has virtually ruined
the mining industry in the state
Orders have been issued during the
past two days for closing down the sill
yer and lead mines of North Idaho and
OF Wood river. Thousands IL miners
will be thrown out Of employment dur
ing the next week, and there viii be
much distress.
AS the gold mines yield considerably
in silver, many that are classed as gold
mines win be obliged 10 close down,
Present indications are that the bust
ne. Of all kinds will remain at stand
still until congress meets, and IL the
sherman law Is repealed and nothing
better enacted to take its place, the
production Of silver in this state will
cease The closing Of the mines will
affect farmers and all who are depend-
emit upon home market.
GREAT FALLS. Mont, June 30. "A dis
patch from vairhart, the chief mining
town OF the Belt Mountain range,
states that orders have been given for
closing down the Monlton, Galtand Ne
yada mines. II Is thought that unless
silver advances no mines will be oper-
ating at the end of the week.
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ENORMOUS FAILURE.
Assignee Caornalcy rules . Partial Report Of
the l.iahtlltics of Chas. Foster.

the NlauAltlNea OF NNANt EONItfs
FosroRA. O, June 30 The failure
OF Chas Foster and his business assoc
ciates in the city Of Fostoria has as
sumcd proportions which arc astound-
ing i II Gormley. the assignee. filed
a partial report with the probate court
Friday. from which the startling i'm
formationis cleaned that the failure
will, In al prnhahllitr approximate Il
not exceed. i.OOO, 900
tiormley Is the assignee o. Charles
Foster and John " Davis individually,
81 Davis 4 Foster and Foster \ Co.
The assets o. Davis are tl0. $50. aud the
liabilities s44 s4p.ss. Davis 4 Fosters
assets are $751;, $50 20, and liabilities
$2iS, aSs. Is Foster 4 Co.'S hank assets
are t70. oscar. and tho liabilities taed,-
Osg. 40.
The papers HI the assignment 81 Mr.,
Foster individually have not been tilcd.
but enough has been ascertained to
show that the shortage Is even greater
than IN The other firms. These figures
do not include the $3.50. 900 for which
Foster 4 Go. have Endorsed for three
glass works. brass and iron works and
the Fostoria Electric Light and Power
Cd, nor Fosters individual liability on
his stock III these several enterprises,
The figures astonish everybody, and
none more SO than Mr.. Foster himself
Over $4,000 Of claims held by the
Wholesale grocery firm Of Davis 4 Eos.
ter were rejected MS absolutely worth
less by the appraisers. Foster'sacconnt
in his bank Is oyerdrawn $ls6, 900, and
that OF John r. WillSlson ST. 900,
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CLOSING LIE AcoouNTs
or the Government for the Fiscal Year
A balance of Two Millions on Hand.

or the Government for the Fiscal Year
a DaIancc % Two millions on Hand.
WASHINGTON, June 80 Treasury of
ficials were deep In the mysteries u
figures Friday closing up the vast
money accounts Of the government for
the fiscal year ts9a93 The figures
which will be officially proclaimed sat
nriay, will show in round numbers
that the receipts for the year have ny
CREATED $8ss, 600. 900, while the cxpendi-
tnrcs will foot up s3ss. 900 900 leaving
susplns Of receipts above expcndi-
lures 81 AZ, 900. 900
This wns the estimate submitted BY
Secretary Foster 70 congress MS the
probable surplus for the fiscal year
closed Friday, and results prove Il TO
have been prophetically accurate. In
this estimate, however, Mr.. Foster did
not take into account the payment Of
the Cherokee Indian claim Of ~. 900, 900.
Had this not been paid the receipts
would have been s5,000,000 In excess d
the expenditures
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wisconsln.s Flsh Exhibit Withdrawn.

WoRLD's FAM GROUNDS, CmCAao,
June 80. All result Of disagreement
between the Wisconsin board Of Worlds
fair managers and the Wisconsin fish
commission, Wisconsin's fish exhibit in
the fisheries building Is 70 be taken out
and the fish replaced in the waters Of
the state, The boards action in not
paying over the money appropriated
for the exhibit to the commission In a
lump sum and insisting upon requisi-
tions and vouchers for the smallest
items were mainly instrumental in
bringing about the withdrawal
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered IRON An Part. os che coaatry
b. Telegraph

Gathered From All Parts % the Coantry
b. Telegraph
Tom Pagan, AN irnheclle lad, killed
his mother AZ Atlanta, Ga, with an AK.
West Virginia day at the Worlds
fair win be on September II
The remains OF murdered baby
were found on Market street. Indian
apolis Ind.
Conductor Al Glazier, on a train near
oklahoma City, nearly beat 10 death
man with rifle who ordered him 70
hold up his hands
Coner DAlene mining men now in
Spokane, Wash, report that smelters
all over the country have refused to
purchase any more silver ores on 40
count Of the low price OF silver
Ex.Premier Mercier will leave Mon
treal in few days on lecturing tour
among the French Canadians In the
New England states His subject will
b. The Independence ~ Canada.
.Mord has reached Bedford o., OF the
suicide Of d. N. Egbert, who leaped
from the Northern Pacific express east
81 bismarck, n. ~ Egbert and his wife
were en- route from Bedford 10 Dakota
to visit relatives.
Secretary Carlisle Thursday intifnat-
ed that he feared the press Of business
would make il impossible for him to
accept the invitation TO deliver fihan-
cial address before the Forthcoming
Democratic convention at Cincinnati
According 70 the San Francisco Call,
Rudolph Schnaubelt, who was arrested
after the Ilaymarlset tragedy in Chi
cago, but was released and disappeared,
and who was afterward charged with
being the man who actually threw tho
bomb into the ranks Of the police, Is
now living in that city.
Postmaster-General Bissell declined
to be interviewed Thursday on the sub
ject Of his alleged GOODNESS and dis
courteous treatment to the representa-
tiyes q the German postal, department,
who called on him short time ago to
discuss post office matters. Officials Of
the department deny the story in toto.
DIR. J. X. Devote, his wife, daughter
and three large dogs harricaded and
held house from which constable
and deputies tried 10 eyict them at
Louisville, Ky. They live in fashion
ablespart Of the city DIR Devote was
one Of Louisvilles best known physi-
clans before the morphine habit re-
duced his practice and means
John p. stevens, late United States
minister to Hawaii, addressed mass
meeting at Augusta, Me-, Thursday
night. He made some points that were
new, however, and will be interesting
reading for Queen Lilioukani. He said;
"The monarchy died by It's own reyolu-
tionary handa suicide Of blindness,
Incompetence and corruption.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-01

CnrcAoo, June 30. Some of the lead
ing Jewish rabbis Of the country have
already arrived to attend the annual
meeting Of the Jewish rabbis Of the
United States, and which will be in
session here for several days The
conference will consider number Of
questions Of Importance to Jewish con-
grcgations. 1t, is reported that the ac-
ton Of the last congress abolishing i'm
itiatory rites for prosclytes will be re
considered at this convention.
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GROWING FAST
IL Embezzier John seaman's Shortage y
wiltshire.

Il Embezsier John seaman'a shortage Nc
wiltshire.
VAN WEIR, O., June 80. Each day
brings new and interesting develop
merits In embczzler John Seaman's caae
at Wiltshire. Ills family is at Gas City,
Ind, where he has been conducting q
branch store, bnt his whereabouts can
not be ascertained. The amount 0f his
embezzlemcnt as treasurer Of Wiltshire
township, Wiltshire township school
funds. and Wiltshire corporation contin-
ues 10 grow ns the investigation pro-
cecds. The aggregate Ii now $4,000.
The amount due wholesale firms and
others around Wiltshire Is estimated at
$40, 900, which runs the total amount To
over $4,000. His brother Jake, an hon
est and highly respected farmer, Il per-
haps financially ruined.
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THE MARKETS.


I. !. = z ..'.o =
:. ~ s. p osee 80 800 ss ne ~.
y sa,'es p " ,es III ~
olo ss1iy X ~ oA'iA y
'0w 800 s.a.s' n.ss,.s -
Mh.n 81 m ~ sl = ueau. 70 reu ~ quoe
Apse o. 20 ~ a ~ ! - s. "a 49,
1, ~. s @, ~ ~ ~ y
800 ~ AN. ~ y IA ,ss,, 4, az
.a.s V"a 80 ~. ~. ..ns ,.
~. ane = y ~ us sa.n ~. y ~ oa's
,o ~ 1' y, ~ aa y NJ ~n,se ~ 80 ~
ni, 49, o. *, os'ae, ~, 2 49,. 49,, 80
hrh--In IS market ~ = inac'ive 70 y homl-
nu w. gu $500. ~ 49,, 49, =. !.
II, !. z ...s 49, ~ y, IN NJ,
,narLe, "a, ras he,d !, ~, ~ . y, anS
ne, ~, - 3 - ~ - !. S..,,. e''1
2. s y, ~ PEI e son u 81 Do,n , = =
= y. ,.r " 49,. -.
CD iar 70 gooa, 1880 common,
~. - y, ~ Is ~ on 49,, ~, - y.
en.u 81 " ~, .-ve 49, - ~ n ~
.,,., ~ "a, ' - s,'.T 100 800 III
s .ou,. ~ ~. IN :. - a.
S.I 1s.. y :, az, a..
80. ~. ~ y, = ~ ~ = "a
n 80. $50, A =. -. ., = Ss - ~
~ ~ 49, ~ priin y ansss ~ 49,.
Gaio; iair 70 gooo PACKERS gou; com ON
n,o VI any rousl, plc nsns ~
so S.... g 49,. AL 49, -.
~ IN ~, ~ sno ~
81. Z. " 0onaoh " AL y 49, n. es,
@ eacn $1,000 49, y ~ = y e en.
y - Z. q.
soo ~. : !. ono've. so0"se' Sonon " :. :.
- - y. ~. - DusohsIss 1ooe enVee. -
" IA Soni'lon = iAlr, rsn1. -. =
cArTLE-M Market slow ct yesterdays quata.
7 on 10 cattle shipped 70 New YORK
!. h q \ nrm: medium ano ngns s
soVaoW' neavy saOGo.0 -FOUR Cats hoss
snlppeu " New ork.
maTket steAay ~ yesterday quo1a-
SUNS. -. -
BALTIMORE, June -
WHEAI-Meaker; NO REQ Spot anu Suhs'
csc. July. Csc; September, re-
Corn Weak mixed spot. june ana July,
soAc. august HAc
OATS Quiet ana steady; No white, 80.
hfE-Dulli No = DC
CHICAGO, June ~.
FLOUR AND GRAIF--Cash quotationsi- flouR
weak and prices nominaliy lower No Hspring
wheat eeAc; No. spring wheat Q 2, oo9
Csc. No red &c; No. corn, SsAc; 10.
.7slc: No. oats eshc; No. white, o b., Sci
No white. I. o. b.. ee0sic: No rye ssc; no
barley. nominal; No. 2. no sales; NO 90
sales; No fiaxseed Ni6
PHILADELPHIA, june ~
WHEAT-Opened weak and unsettled, And
prices declined ic. prices subsequently, recoy'
cred &c and closed steady; No req June.
o74qO5skc; July e5hQo7Ae; August, osna1Vci
September, Tl4Q72c-
CoRN--L Local car lots quiet and steady No
mixed June, 46H147c: July, tcA1t74c; Az
gust i7ta4sc: September. aotAsnc
oArs-Car lots weak; No xNhite, june ana
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MARLBORO; Md, June 80. William
Pinkney and Daniel Barber, both coll
ored, were hanged here Friday for the
murder, on Palm sunday last, Of Mr..
Francis NJ Bowie, a wealthy farmer,
who resided with his family near this
place. Farmers from the surrounding
country, cyclers from Washington and
others Of the, morbidly curious were
here in great numbers TO witness the
double execution. The drop fell at
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-01

LONDON, june 80. Captain, Hon.
Maurice Bourike, Of the Victoria. will
be placed on trial at once for his share
ia the loss Of the vessel 1T Malta before
! special board. The proceedings will
probably be private The result Of this
trial will determine whether Rear Ad-
miral Albert Hastings Markham and
the officers Of the Camperdown will
be courtmartinlcd for running down
the Victoria
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cLEMLEss oRIMEs.
No Light Yet ON the Dark Deeds ~ Vel
low SprInga.

NO Light Net ON IHf IThFk lgtNtIN - III
low Springs.
SPRINGFIELD, o., June 30. The mys-
terry OF the murder OF three persons
within eight months at Yellow Springs,
all committed in the same manner, and
by the same person, remains as deep
and dark as ever There is not now n
single clew, the story that John Quinn,
who was arrested, had the last victim,
Allen Wilson's knife. proving on In
vestigation to be wholly untrue. Do
tective Norris admitted Friday that the
case Is a puzzle. Residents Of the viii
lage are so terrified over tine horrible
crimes, all committed for small sums Of
money, that they are afraid 70 venture
out,of doors alone after dark.
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PORTLAND, Ind, June 30. Mrs Ed
Wagner and her son, living near Red
Key, were poisoned and the formeris
dead. The boy Is In dying condition and
says his father put poison into some
wine and made them drink il. The old
man has beenSplaecd under arrest He
claims his wife mixed up the dose and
that he refused to drink any Of IL Tbs
coroner is holding an investigation
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GRAND RAPrDs, Mich. June 90. "A
most alarming message has just reached
here from Valley City wharf II says
that 800 excursionists, while waiting 10
embark on steamer. were flnng into
the lake. The wharf Is an old one and
the fear Is that II caved Ia and carried
the people with II. The announcement
has caused great excitement
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PITTsnuRsH. June 80 Friday morn
ing the verdict in the case against ex-
Agent Mcclure, Of the Law and Order
society; Alderman Robe, and his com
stable, Kerscher, charged with con-
spiracy, was read in the criminal court.
The jury found all Of the defendants
guilty as indicted.
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CmcAao. June 80. The United States
League Of Building and Loan associas
tions resumed its labors at the Art
institute Thursday, and the session
was largely devoted 70 business A
constitution for the league was adopt
ed, II provides for annual meetings Of
the league.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-01

HARTFORD, CT. Jnne aO.The liter
ary services Of the sixty-seventh COM
mencement Of Trinity collegewere held
In Proctor's opern house Thursday fore
noon. The salutatory. in Latin. was
delivered by Robert Peck bates, Of VIII
limantic. The degree Of bachelor of
arts was conferred upon thirty gradu-
ates, and that Of master of arts upon
sixteen
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GrEssES. June so The rector d
Giessen university, Prof Wasserchel
ben. the greatest authority on the al
vorce law IN Germany, Is dead. Hewas
the authority who dissolved the matEt
monial connection between Grand Duke
Ludwig Nv. and Frau Won Colemine.
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CHIcAGo. june 30.--A fair attendance
was present At the National Associa-
ton OF Elocutionists at Armonr insti-
tute Thursday Virgil Alonzo Pinlxley,
director OF the department Of elocnti6n
and oratory Ia the College of Music Il
Cincinnati, discussed the future ~ elo-
aufion
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UNCLE SAMUEL STILL
Backs Up the Mueh-Abused Sill
yer Dollar,
And Is Price as Bullion Cuts No
Figure in the Matter.
Secretary Carlisle Makes Some Timely ns-
MARKS There u IN the Treasury the
Isailion Gold value ~ kvery
silver Certincats Issued.

WASHINGTON, June 30. Secretary Car
isle received Thursday numerous call
ers, among whom were many members
OF congress- With all OF these the sill
vcr question formed the principal topic
Of conversation, and the continued de-
cline Of the price of silver was natural
" adverted 70.
The secretary had received cable
gram stating that the price OF silver
was Thursday In London 0st<c per
ounce, ut which rate the silver dollar rs
bullion was worth 5sc Nevertheless.
the point was. Of coursc. apparent that
the purchasing power Of the silver dol
lar, with silver bullion at Bekc per
ounce, WINS as great Thursday Is II
was when silver was worth ei.21 per
ounce and the bullion value of tho all
yer was 03c.
II should be equally obvious that
this Ii 10. because II IL known that the
credit 81 the United Statesis behind IL
silver money, ~ II Is behind oil Of Its
other forms Of money, and without
which none Of them except gold coin
and gold certificates would be worth
their par value In tho money markets
OF the world This fact was several
times emphasized nj the last session Of
congress. when ex-Secretary sherman
and others repeatedly declared during
the senate debates that there was In
the treasury the bullion gold value Of
every silver certificate issued by the
government
Indiana RcpnbIicans working for IIarrison.
INnrANAroIls. Ind. June 80. Indiana
republican have settled down TO the
conviction that Gen. Harrison will be
nominated for president IN 1900 Many
81 the friends ~ the ex-president
throughout the country are now maxi
ing an open campaign for him The
cx-president's correspondence the last
few months has boon heavier even than
when lie was candidate for the presi-
dcncy, four years ago. For the last
few days II has been 20 heavy that his
private secretary can not keep up with
Hfft,
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r. Rl.trlct copper Output.

LONDON, June 80. The Financial
News says that the representatives Of
American and European producers Of
copper, with the exception Of the agent
Of one small American group. have
agreed to renew the compact, which ex-
pires to-day, restricting the output Of
that metal
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Hease Government Buying Fodder.

DARMsTApT, June 80. The Hesse
government has appropriated 5000, 900
marks for buying fodder. which will be
turned over to the peasants in need at
cost price. The peasants are not re-
quired TO pay cash, but give their notes
and pay in installments without In
farasf
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Business Embnrrassmehts.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 30. The Ken
lucky Flour Co, established IN 1850.
made an assignment Friday morning.
Assets, $50, 900; liabilities. about s75.-
900 The failure was due to the strin-
gency Of the money market,
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PHmADELPHIA, Pa, June 30 A pri-
vat4 cablegram received at Drexel's
banking house states that Mr.. A. j..
Drexel died Friday ut Carlsbad, Ger
many. Mr., Drexel left for Europe .
few weeks ago in fairly good health.
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BUSINESS Locals.

WANTED:- Three furnished rooms. suitable
~ for light house keeping Apply g WOMB
ONCE. e-N-fNk
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R REPUTATION
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said might try my hand at journalism. ne
looked at me for fully minute without speak
ing and then said "Why don't you sweep the
Streets 49, /, ~,
But in the face Of his pecuarities the Mas
ter was benevolent sympathetic ana warm
hearted. Those for whom he cared were VI,
objects of his solicitude He showed deep ana
untIing interest in the smallest detail OF 'he
life and worl. of those whom ne had m9st
nearly at heart the graduate ana uhdereIauu
ate Of Ballot BY them his counsei ana au-
vice were eagerly sought II was as reduii!
given. and with a kindness and grace tha' EN-
dearcd him to Us. .,.
His likes and dslikcs were strong he might
like a man for his scholarship or 1or MS per
sonal qualities. With such he kept always III
touch lie did not have much personal con-
tact with men who did not appeal 10 MN lol
either quality. but they were none the re-
dear to him as members OF Ballloi ana Oh NV
University. and he watched them careiuiiy
from q distance. ,..
He was severe and strict in his administracc
ton OF college discipline. in MS ORDERING oi
college life and in his apportohmeht an"
eyaction Of work. He was always just
When it became necessary to administer a re-
buke or impose a penalty he would accompany
either with an expression Of kindly leeihs anu
a sincerity in manner that went 10 our heal'
and won for the Master of Balliol our love anu
reverence
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

". Y. e. & II. Il. Il. T. CO., LEsSEE)
Trains leave Wet i2is'. station New. lorA az FOL.
lows u minute eaer from foot Frank i,.,t. $780,.
3.3O A. M,-Daly l0rut TO suspension Bridge, except
Sunday. wc>. Of COeynans Junction.
Tor T. Albany suniay> only PAL, co H..
e.,er Blrao, Niagara FaI> Detroit Chicago; eN'ept
11.sj 4. M.-D,lly except SUNDAY. t. Casdil Noun
Albany salatoga Caldwell Iake George. Paflor cars
400 r. M.-Daily except Sunday. for Catskl Noun
Ak T. MrD,ily Tor Albany, Montreal UTICA. syroeu.s
- Eochcetcr Bufao. Niagara Fails Toronto De'iot,
Cleveland and Chicago. 49,
G.ta r. II-DolIy rxccp Sunday. for Newbnrs AlbIny.
vs. AID Montreal. Parl0r cur 10 ktnc.ioI.
six p W-nay for Albany Utica. syracuse. Rochester
Buna'o Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit Cleveland ane
Chicago. 80 - ~ --
Nemhnrc Local. 20, 40 10 m. 4 Is, 30 5j,
Wagner slcenng cars Tor Albany. rita Syracuse,
buffalo. Nia2arI Fails Toronto Detroit CleVe-
land and chicago on sIl through trains $500
For tickets tnetablcs raror ADD s!eepngcar accom-,
rnocatons or information apply Office Br,oklT, 1913
726 FultOl--t. Annex oncc, foot Fulton
St. New. York Ci,y. ll3. pol 1913. 7sj and 3i2 Bro,d
and A. ,fatio1s G. l.. LAMBERT.
-N 49, General Passenger Agent,
Vandcrbllt-1vc.. New-Yorx.
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R, R.

Trans leave foot Of West ,-Gt follows. Is mnute-
EARLIER from Frank IN a..
S:lJ 4. VI. tdIiit except sunday for Wakil Valley
4. A., stations, VI GcI town, tiicnNe. Flsbuls Lib
turbofdic. scranton, W iltUn Dc!h Sidney, NOfNtcn
I,tira Rome Oncila FELTON, Oswegp.
3:I1 =. W. trAc"pt NunGlil sullivan co. Expires,
f6f Waikiki valley Railroad stations. campbell iial!
,di,inWu. EienN lie Mountain Dil". Ccntrevc. Falls
burg. liuIcy! ne LlbeiU fu, Liberty raks,ic ard
Livingston Manor.
,;tJ =. ". ttaiN) NidGicown. Sumnutyilie Fails.
hur. Liberty, INin:ston Manor K0r kanu, Walton, sid
nov Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Oswecn
1.tJ T.. VI. daiy. Via Niagara ais. Reclining chair
ca t~cat- ffcc New.iork T. Niagara FANS. lIrough
Iuuian -rcrIes- New ctk 70 Chicago. Detroit
40 y. Chicago 80 a. ~. 81 Louis. : 90 y.
,fcRct, and PuiHnn ACCOMMODATIONS AZ 3,l broadway
Nem.Yo Iian,f Company call, 10 and cneck, baegag go
10 Destination
J. {. ANDERSON. G.. u. A.
90 Beaver ST. Ncw.York.