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The Dickinson press., 1893-09-30

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Sheriff Hayes went to jamestown
asylum Wednesday with Thos. Smith.
The Rau cattle, consigned to p. B.
& A., brought three cents Thursday.
Ladies' and misses union suits
finest thing out. See them. COD
store.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Pothmann of Antelope, Septem-
Der 20.
A. j. Streeter got $500 for 1923.
cattle and $3.50 for 940-cattle, last
Saturday.
Coroner Zellers came in from Tay-
lor Wednesday to conduct the Benson
inquest.
M. T. Smith is acting as freight
conductor in the absence of James
Haskins.
William & Kilm put a car of New
Salem potatoes into the Willard house
cellar this week.
st. Luke's Guild had a picnic at
Ash coulie Wednesday, and report a
pleasant time.
j. E. Phelan got four cents a pound
for some sixty head of 1%210-cattle in
Chicago Monday.
James Haskins. F. S. Cunningham
and w. D. Cinnamon left on Sunday
for the Worlds Fair.
Archie Campbell, engineer on the
Chicago and West Michigan r. R.,
returned home Sunday.
C. E. Trask has men cutting timber
in the Bad Lands for sheds which he
will have erected on Knife river.
J. w. Chamberlain: We have been
busy at Richardton protecting u
ranges from fire. All right so far.
Ladies' misses and children's hoods
all colors and sizes-at the c 0 D
store. Prices lower than the lowest.
James Colister. formerly of Dickin-
son, is doing duty as night clerk at
the Willard hotel. Tacoma, Washing
ton.
The Simpson, Murphy contest hear
ing before James G. Campbell has
been going the greater part of this
week.
A. G. Gilbert is booked to go east
with a shipment of cattle to-day.
Mrs. Gilbert returned to Fairmont,
Mimi, last week.
w. Mahony is a new dispatcher at
the Northern Pacific Office in Dickin-
son, making the usual number for the
busy season-fonr.
1t was considered advisable owing
to the heavy railroad business at the
present time, to postpone the Kline
felter benefit ball until October 10.
Peter Wagner: Lots OF Il grain
shelled out. I threshed eco bushels
and would have had twice as much il
l had cut my grain a few days earlier.
st. Paul papers of Sept. % and %,
give the names of F. N. Thompson,
and T. II. Ryan and wife. of Dickin-
son. as quests at the "Windsor'' in
that city.
For sale cheap-lots Z, g and Q, block
4. east of Klinefelter's opera house,
corner of Willard and Clough streets.
Inquire of T: J. Greene or n. c. Law
renee. o-30-2t.
Texas siftings, Sept. 10: Cholera is
near at hand to those who do not
avail themselves of the opportunity
of taking a hot or cold bath at Chris
%tiansen's.
Chicago Sales Monday:-Abe Iams.
1915; J. R. Towers. 1855; Towers &
Gudgell. $3.50; Berry-Boice. S225 and
S5.05: James Converse. $500 and
$500; heifers, $3.50: COWS, s2.35.
A new bakery and restaurant opened
at the Broadbent place to day by Chas.
Lunchoo. Orders may be left with
J. B. Thompson or at the bakery.
Fresh bread every day. 9-30-1t.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-30

DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. Mcdonald, re.
turning from an extended trip East,
spent Il few days with friends and
relatives in Dickinson and continued
their journey to Centralia, Washing
ton, last Saturday.
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, who has
cattle in charge of Ferris Bros, and
his friend DR.. Lambert, were return
ing east last Saturday from a hunt in
the Bad Lands west of Dickinson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29

NOTES TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals win be received at the once of
Monday, September II, 1893 at ~ o'clock, a. H..
for the improvement OF
ORIENT AVENUE.
from Jackson avenue 60 Bergen avenue, in accord
ance with plans and specifications on file In the
onice OF the Cnlef engineer, corner of Jersey av-
snge anu Mercer street. where blank forms of bid
EsTiNATE OF QUANTITIES
About 100 cubic yards Of earth excavation.
A5ont Ivy eSbie yards Of rock excavation,
About 1850 square Yards OF macadam paving.
About a.Up hneal feet of new ourbstone.
About s,CoJ square fest 81 new aassSinS.
About lUU square yards OF repaying.
About 30 uneal feet Of reset curbstone.
About Isl square feet OF reiaid bridgestone.
About 1000 square feet of relaid aaggfng.
eighty ssO working days
award Of the contract therefor will be subject TO
the remonstrance OF the owners of the property
liable to more than one-half the assessment there
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed. PROPOSALS for Improvement OF Orient
Avenue" directed to II. A. Dugan. Esq, Chair
handed 10 The Clerk OF the Board in open meeting
when called for ia the order OF business relating
TO scaled PROPOSALS.
No city ofticisl win he accepted as surety, NOR
will o substitute on of sureties be allowed.
The attention of bidders is especially called to
Seciion (, Chapter 49,; Laws OF 1881. uncer the
the city or become effective or operative until the
bondsmen offered by tbs contractor have been APP
proved as 10 suficlency by this Board and as to
form by the Corporation Counsel, the President OF
this Board having power to examine the proposed
bondsmen under oath
BY order Of thu Board Of Streer and Water Com
GEO. 7. BoUToN.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
WOMAN'S FASHIONS
Serge Dresses and Blouse
Waists Modified Bell
Skirt.

First Of all, soine5hilg must be said
in 8 general way about the features Of
the fashions Of the season, a J the New
York Herald. One Of the most striking
facts Is the acceptance by Parisiennes of
a style set in England-in regard to
materials. that is-the make Of course
always retaining that special note which
distinguishes tho Paris made costume
from any other. Serge of course pre-
serves its place, as it is one of the most
useful materials. besides lending itself to
almost anything in the way of making up.
A charming dress is of fine gray cash
mere cloth, a thin and light fabric quite
suited for any wear and trimmed with
a broad band of black braid headed with
a curly design IN white braid. The con-
trast of the black, the white and the
gray is happy, and the style of the dress
is good, with it's short bodice and cape
collar, displaying at the throat a cravat
Of chiffon, and its well setting skirt
trimmed with rows of black followed by
the white braid. Deserving of a number
of adjectiyes is a pearl gray silken crepon
finely crinkled and. trimmed around the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH.
Business Transacted at Their Meeting
Yesterday.

Business Transacted at Their Meeting
Yesterday.
The meeting of the County Board of
Health yeste yday was OF no importance
10 County and was a very tame affair.
John Breuner. of No. Al Woodward
street, inform ed the Board that he had
connected his property with the
and demanded that his neighbor should
be compsilsd TO do the same. Inspector
kellt was directed to ascertain which Of
the neighbors had failed to comply with
the law.
Counsel to the Board Twas directed to
ascertain why Or. S. v. Stout failed TO
report that Louisa Lsaener, of No. 40
Irving street, a patient of his, suffered
from diptheria GU July %.
County Physician Converse reported
that the only patient at present at the
contagious disease hospital Is Sam Sing,
the ieper. Il the doctor added that he
"loeks fat and healshy.n
Arthur Sotneriva and q number of
other citizens of Now Durham COM
planned to the Board u few weeks that a
pool OF stagnan5 water on Hoooken
street Was q nuisance and ought to be
aDated. Inspector Saltonstal Investigated
the complaint - reposted yesterday
that it whs just aud that the water was
disease breeding. The Board directed
council TO the Board TO act 10 the matter,
AVID then adjourned for two weeks,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
ERIE RAILROAD CENsURED.

Efficient Protection Not Afforded tho
Public at Its Crossings.
The inquest touching the death OF
young Burt Curtis, who was struck by o
locomotive at the Cole street crossing of
the Erie railway OIL August is was con-
cluced by Coroner Parslow and his jury
ut Roche's Hall last evening. In the
verdict rendered the jury strongly GEN.
sured the railroad company for not
sffording Sufficient protection to the
public. In addition to the witnesses ex-
amiued at the first sitting of the Jury
Mrs. Curtis. the mother of the Guild,
Patrick White. of Eleventh street; Frank
T%lchenor, of Seventh street. and Cor
neiius Murphy. of Eleventh street, gave
testimony last night. Mrs. Curtis said
she sent her boy To the store to gst soms
ENDING wood. A few moments after
ward her husband came in aud remarked
that a boy had beeu hurt at the crossing.
He went out to see about it aud dis
covered is was his son. The child
was taken TO ST. Francis Hospital aDd
died a few hours afGerward.
The testimony Of the three men was to
the effect that they saw the eoy run
under the guards, but did not see him
struck by the locomotive.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29

che part of the Boranist. Orchards OF
the pencil and pear, particularly. have
been renewed in vignr aud strength. aud
have been rendered profitable: aud vine
yards formerly worse than useless have
been revived by the application of RENE
dies and preventlves on the part of the
horticulturist.
The work OF this biologist has been
conducted mainly in an Investigation on
the history of The oyster, the methods of
reproduction and the conditions OF life
for the young oyster. 'soyster seed" and
The repienishfnR of the oyster beds OF our
State.
The State Station. until 1889, occupied
rooms ia one of the college buildings:
owing to Its increased work and the addi-
ton of the Hatch Experiment Station,
the State Legislature of 1883 appropriated
$4,000 for the erection of n laboratory
building. This appropriation, Ia connec-
ton with that authorized by the Hatch
Experiment Station, and funds saved
from the annual State appropriation. in
crossed tbs building fluid to about
$40. 600.
The building was ready for occupancy
early in tbs spring of 1889. 1t Is built of
stone and pressed brick, 100 feet long and
so feet wide, with three full stories and a
high and well ventilated and lighted
basement. This building was planned
with special reference to the needs of the
station. and provides ample accommoda-
tions for Office and laboratories of
chemists, botanisti. -entonologists, bi-
ologfsts. geulogists and other specialists
who may be engaged in experimental
work. besides furnishing rooms for
lectures and farmers meeting.
The stations make an annual report to
the Governor of The State each year,
which contains a detailed record of all
the experiments conducted n work
accomplished. In addition to these re-
ports, bulletins are published and dis
trihuted as often as may seem advisable.
Since the establishment of the station
in 1880 ninetY-two regular and fourteen
special bulletins hsvs been published.
The regular bulletins contain inrorma-
tien regarded as of value 20 all, and are
now distributed to about fifteen tnoas-
md farmers of the State.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
.GREENvILLE

Evcry one of the four teams ssnt by the
Danfofth Tennis Club 20 contest with the Ber-
geu Point Tennis Club, won their sets last
Saturday. The teams were tho Jardine broth
ers, Thomas and john, Messrs. Walker and
McAnenny. Dasel and Lsmbeck and William
and Henry GEM srt- The members of the club
Another dead dog on Nept une avenue is
making the air noxious with loud smelling
odors. The Board OF Health has been notified,
but SO far the dead animal wagon has not put
in en- appearance. Persons living in thar yiciu-
ity have appealed to the police of the Fifth
precinct.
Dramatic Cluo will be held at short intervals
throughout the coming season, beginning with
an important onA about Friday OF next week.
This society leapsd into FAM In a ST. gls night.
Last winter two plays made up a programme
which received the plaudits OF a large and
select audience, many OF whom were amateur
actors. Ybis year .,Toodless 'Robert, Ma
tirely revised will form the vehicles for the dis.
play of the CIT b talent.
Greenvisie society people are beginning to re-
found it eypediept to return earlier in the
season. The chief topic with them is the story
of the uproar in the Jul!ea household.
The Aessrs. Jardine. Thomas and John. leave
they will spend o couple of weeks.
The Chicago Fair IL attracting many OF Green
yilie's residents. Ga Thursday the Misses
Anua aud eta Lamckea. who reside on the
Did Bergen Road, will visit tae White City.
Mr. End Mrs James Grady of Avenue E are
entertaining quite = party OF fair cousins from
main all week. Miss Bertha Grady has just
returned from Psssaic. where she has been
Speeding q few weeks.
MessFs Frank and Fred. Finn, who have been
spending q week az Passaic, returned home last
evening They had their bicycles with them,
and on Saturday rode to Pass ic Falls,
Mrs. James T.. Sullivan is now ct Redield, N.
X, whsre she has been spending the past week.
She viii feturn on Saturday nexe.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
SERGE DREss.


skirt with a deep founce of bice lace,
very light and pretty in design and
caught up gracefully at the sides and in
front, where the lace formed a point,
with smartly tied bows of heliotrope
glace velvet. The corsage of crepon had
three V points of ecru insertion from
neck to waist, Unframed on either side
by two bracelike draperies of heliotrope
velvet crinkled into bows on the shout
ders and reassenabled at the waist by a
third small bow that made O very pretty
finish from beeeath the bretelles. Over
the shoulders sprang capelike oversleeves
of lace, matching the skirt trimming.
The full sleeves of gray crepon, in one
puff, reached the elbows only, where
they terminated in q sabot founce of
lace. A little Punchinello hat of mauve
straw, plated with silver cord and
caught up in front slightly to the left
side with a graceful gerbe Of green oats
and clover, rising from a small rosette-
like bunch Of scarlet poppies, was pre-
pared to accompanyt this costume, with
which long pearl gray suede gloves, the
exact tint Of the crepon, were to be worn.
The latest dust cloaks are really so
stylish that they are worn on all and ev-
cry occasion. One Of soft beige crepon
is in the shape of a pilgrims robe, hav-
ing full hanging sleeves. It has a deep
bordering of black satin ribbon and ties
of the same, with long ends and bows at
the throat and waist. Another is of shot
green and gray silky alpaca, trimmed
with black lace insertion. A third is of
putty colored crepon, with narrow rows
of black silk stitching by way of trim
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
No. 301 Henderson Street.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Sealed proposals will be received at the ofnes OF
tn Board OF Street and Water Commissioners, on
Monday, Septeinoer II. 1855, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Woodward STREET,
by grading to the established grade. from Com
munipaw avenue TO bramhall avenue, in accord
ance with specifications on file In the office OF the
Chief Engineer. corner Of Jersey avenue and Mer.
Ger street, where blank forms OF bid and agrees
ment OF suretieS must be obtained
EsrIAATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 15,lo1 cubic yards OF earth excavation.
About 50 cubic yards OF rock excavation.
Time allowed for the work, sixty t6l working
days.
lhe making OF the above lmproveme emit and
award OF the contract therefor will be subject 70
the remonstrance OF the owners Of the property
for.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for Improvement OF Wood
ward street." directed to &c A. Dugan, ESQ.,,
Chairman of on Streets and Sowers,p
and handed TO the Clerk of thz Board in open
meeting when called for In the order OF business
relating to sealed PROPOSALS.
will a substitution OF sureties be allowed.
The attention of bidders is especially called TO
Section :, Chapter 1874. Laws OF 1891. under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city or become effective or operative until the
bondsmen offered by the contractor have been ap-
proved IS to sufhcieney by this Board, and as to
Form py the CcrpoI alton counsel, the President q
this Board having power to examine the proposed
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com.
mlssioners,
Dated Jersey City, August IS, 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
BERGEN

Newsdaaler George E.. Bond says that tha
sales OF The JERSEY CRY NKws increase every
day.
Miss Susie Trotter of Jewett avenue leaves to-
morrow for Mendham, Morris County, ". j..
where she VIII spend several weeks.
Company, Boys brigade. at the First Presbyz
terrain Church tonight.
A special converts' meeting Will be held at the
screen mission tomorrow night, when the good
work Of praying out the saloon keepers viii Be-
continued. On Thursday night Joe Carpenter
will have charge Of the mission.
The new stables Of the New York Cond eused
Milk Company are being rapidly built. The first
story. Of one wing " already erected and the
Ionndation for the rest Of the building is almost
completed. The contractors have twenty, four
men at work on Ii and are pushing ii through
quickly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
cREPoN WAIST.

ming. This is very neat, the stitching
being ornamental without detracting
from the usefulness Of the wrap. Black
silk of the softest make, lined with pale
blue, pink, green, yellow or shot silk,
makes a moro ~serviceahse and dressy
cloak than those Of q light color. It
should fit tightly to the waist at the
back, the cape being folded over in fchu
manner, allowing just . glimpse of the
lining to give a little color and tighten
the somber character Of the garment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

On and after July ]. 1885 trains viii leave Ssrso.
TRANS FOR THE WEST.
.9.5 A, NJ the COLUMBIAN EXPRESS daily for Gin
elSnata, columbus, Chicago and indiapepolls
Sis !. 81, FAsT fISE. Win VesTibuis Parior and
Sleeping Care. daily for PitIsbWg, Columbus. Clevs
land and Chicago; daiiyi except Saturday. f0F
i2:llnoon the celebrated PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
stat. room Sleeping, Dining. Observation aud
sbis Electric Ssi Ssh asn dsily Il Tor s'1 pisis6arg anu and @ chi
PRESS. with Pullman ysstibaie sissping and bini Se
Carr, daily 10 coiumbus Cincinnati, Chicago and
as 2: Il. WESTERN EXPRESS. with Pullman vesti.
s eaaS c Sfssspsnd g psniins cay, rsr 2 :. F b5ilsasip SShIle ass
P~ittsburg to Chicago.
umbus Cincinnati. indianapolis. St. Louis and
i msmPe e k issS 2 s,les2Ping Cara Dining Car A.
ing Gar to chicago daily for Ffttsbnrg. cnicas6.
Toledo and umb daily except saturday for
For Bafimore. washington and the south as
siosas al fi nss sp'f Sar fas Cars a.; and nd SFsn GSRsIss
Railroad Dining Car AtS Is and ssl5 "a and
E~ressionaI Limited Parior Cars aaG PennsylvanIa
iK s.s5 nisb plnI F0r G Bsl;im noa, A 6si Sud "a ~ ! = n p w a.
days.
ati, oig ana ILL 4. & dsla fsn aus iasi a. LIN.
stsdls rs II S& sda 3 g !, 4i$ IS, e 81, -
s4. ~. 10 il i. n. lPennsylvania United, i2.iSl,
2.I3, Ala, A4S. 5. ia, ~ 80. 6I4 ais M, and i2.3l
night Accommods alton. Ills A. " 45S and us
ExrEEss for PhilsdelphIe via Camden. si5 (ss4
Saturday only. liza 4. NJ. lis. 208. 232I. l:ls, 5:.5
and BE p u. week days. sundayA 1915 A. u.
For Aflsntie City Qo:14 A. ~. Saturday only,
u14 4. M lis. 200 P, NJ. with through PuIlman
Buffet PaFlor Car and Day Coach attached. &z5 and
For Cape Nay, Qa.14 A. NJ, Saturday only. lila
n. NJ, 22SP. NJ. week days
For Long Branch. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove.
Point Pleasant and intermediate stations. via RAN
way, 81. ~. ss23. l1l5 A.. NJ, l2.9. asa Saturday
only. IA, 324, Aa2. A,32, 5.X and Ala P. u. On Sun
Asbury ParK or Ocean Grove on Sunday.1-
The New York Tranafer Company will call for
denceA
81 PROVOST, r. WOOD.
Gen1 Manager. Gen,1 Passenger Agent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
WILLARD REMEDY CO.. BOSTON, MASS
CORPORATION q

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed propo sails will be received at the ONCE Of
the Board of Street and Water Commission rs on
for the construction Of an ls,inch Oval Brick Sewer
in
CONGRESS STREET
from a point about aSl feet west Of Central avenue
avenue in accordance with plans aud s~pecihcar
lions on tile In the Office of the Chief Engineer,
corner OF jersey avenue and Mercer street, where
oiatx forms OF bid and agreement OF surettes
must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 10 iinesl feet Of eighteen (1s) inch oval
brick sewer.
About 8 new resolving basins.
About Is cubic yards Of concrete.
About 500 cubic yards of rock excavation.
Tlne allowed for the completion OF the work,
one hundred and twAnty five (l25) working DAYS.
The making Of above Improvement and award of
STRANGE OF the owners of the property liable to
more than one half the amount therefor.
proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endor.ed, Proposals for Sewer in Congress
of Committee 90 Streets and Sewers and hand ed
10 the Clerk OF ths Board in open meeting wh On
called for in the order of business relating to
No eity ofaoiai will be acceprsi as surery. nor
Win a substitution OF sureties be allowed.
The attention OF bidders Is especially called to
Section {, Chapter l34, Law of 1891, under thu
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
bondsInen offered by the contractor nave been 40
proved as O snfdciency by this Board and as to
form. by the Corporation Counsel. the President
of this Board having power to examine the
proposed bohdsmen under oath.
BY order ofthe Board OF street and Water Com
GEO. T. BoUToS,
Dated. Jersey CITY. August 10 1893
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
eooFEs' SOCIAL CLUB ANNIVERSARY.

This evening the Cootes Social Club will cele-
nrate tho anniversary Of their organization at
their clubhouse. A large array Of talent has
been secured, one OF the principal features OF
which will be a jg and fancy step dancing con,
test Tor q silver medal between w. Goldspink
ana Z. s. aapp. The baseball team has been
strongly reorgan ized and is open for games.
Address =. Connick. No. 246 Barrow strees.
John Glllis and George MeMullin have re-
turned from England and viii assume control
OF the football team for the coming season.
The officers are:-J. 8 Hayes, President; J.
Sonniek. Wee president: g. Merrsll. Treasurer;
"a l1ayea, SECRETARY .NW. Goidspink, financial
Secretary; J. Cloughley, Sergeant-ar-arms:
Leo Frey. Assistant Sergeant-at- arms.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
THE NIAGARA FALLS AND WORLDS FAfa
RoUTF.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
Mountain Resorts.

THE NIAGAR FALLS y WORLDS Fam
ROUTE.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
Mountain Resorts.
YORK, IS follows and s minutes earlier rom foos
ken, n. J., can be rsaohsd via trains Of n. j. ]. I'd.
ie s:s5 I. EMsaAM MAJ Il iio esPS e suspension Brldg. ana
Catsktn Mountains except %sundays wesscf Coey-
m n9i's s snnesi0n- o5 SIleep pan IL car r,s sew derh 70 Bloom
80 4. M.-psiIy local to Albany for CatsktIi
Moultatns and Saratoga. Parior car TO Albany.
Isio 4: Dsily for Aless2y, Utica. syracuse.
100: dsilly s1ssps sunday, to BIecmvins
and Milnewaska. Parlor ears TO and
B-iISA N. daily, except sunday. to catsk1ll
Mountains, New Paitz Lakes Mehonk and Mime
fi lisp ss \. 8 sssu lSSSsI oaiy sas Hsif Ho sid VS. sDscisi
Mo eaSsi /: New sf fsEti1. sE Esfss sMRaSsaSi s s1 o MIAMI.
sssurdays to and caldwell. Lake
c@SP. NJ. Daily. except sunday, for Abanz
SIS P. Daily for albany. Montreal UticA, syria
so +. H. Daily, szosps oS sunasy. for N.wsurgh.
Albany, Saratoga and Montreal Parior car to
sknF.sSs Rs.ly tsF Albany, Utica syracuse, Roca-
Cleveland and Chicago
A. BIC. Lsnyss BrookIyn by annex Ala:Oo. Bill 90
zio.Ia Bli.&. Cs.sP. N.
Ha9srseraw Locals 100 A n. 245 ss.sa z5P.M
NewburghsLocals s25 sio1o A. IL, Ills &Sa k5l5
&c. ~ all As p. N. sDaily.
wagner %slseping cars for Albany. ptiSs. syrs,
Detroit, Cleveland ana Chicago on ali through
For tickets, time tables. pazler and sleeping car
accommodations, or INFORMATION, apply onices:
BrookIyn, No. 3s Washington street, No. 53e Full
York City. Nos. rS1 2sl. 3es. 7s3. 75 and s2 Broad
way. i4a Bowery. No. 81 East Fourteenth street,
No. s. West One Hundred and Twenty sdfth street
HeboksA, n, J. No. los Hudson street. and At
" @. i. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent.
No. 5 Vanderbilt avenue.