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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-20

Housewife Isn't this milk adul-
terated, mister? Just see what a
blush appearance it has.
Milkman-Not at all, madam !;
that's its natural appearance l
pasture my cows on blue grass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
ANTHONY J. DREXEL.
Recent Transfers Show that He was the Owner of Real Estate To the
 Amount of @750,O00.

CHIcAGo, ILL, Dec. 2.-Transfers of property recorded during the past few daysshow that the late Anthony J. Drexel, the famous Philadelphia banker, philanthropist and part owner of the Public Ledger, was the owner of property in this city and across the Indiana line valued in the. of three quarters of a million dollars. The Indiana and South Chicago unimproyed property comprises nearly 800 acres of land, while on the north shore in the of the Potter Palmer and Archbishop Feehan mansions the banker owned building lots estimated at $300,OOO on present val uation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
SATOLLPS RESIDENCE.
Collections will Be Made Tomorrow In Every Catholic Church in
 Maryland

BALTIMORE, Mp, Dec. 2.-Collee- tions will be taken up in every Cath olic church in this archdiocese to- morrow as nucleus for a fund for the purchase of the resi- dence in Washington now occupied by Archbishop Satolli as perma- nent home for the papal legation. A proposition setting apart the collec- tlQns of tomorrow for this purpose was issued by Cardinal Gibbons sey- eral weeks since, and most of the fashionable churches. ..as well as. those in the poorer districts, will endeavor to outdo one another in the size of their offerings. Similar collections will be taken up during the next two months in every arch-diocese in the country, and if the total amount raised is in excess of the cost of the property the balance will be held in trust as fund to. be devoted strictly to improvements and repairs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
MURDERED.
At Wabaseka One Negro Shoots Another
 To Death-the Slayer in Jail.
tlaHon.

Yesterday Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Tom Hardison returned from Wabaseka and brought news of a tragedy enacted five miles from that town on Thursday in which q negro named White was killed by another negro named Grant Griffin. It seems that trouble had been brew ing between these negroes and sey- eral others for some time, and when the above named parties met White drew a pistol and fired three shots at Griffin. A negro named Gibbs was standing near witha Winchester in his hand. Griffin seized hold of this, wrenched it from Gibbs hands and with it shot White through the stomach, from the effects of which wound he died instantly.
 Assistant Attorney Hardison went down to Wabaseka, investigated the affair and last night returned with Griffin. who was lodged in jail charged with murder. The general impression is that Griffin acted in self-defefense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
ELABORATE INDICTMENTS
Drawn Against John Corners and Ev;; Flint For Participation in Tram
 Robbery.

AUBURN, IND., Dec. 2.-Elaborate
 indictments have been drawn in the case of John Connors and Eva Flint who have beon held by the grand iurv of Noble county for participa- tjon in the train robbery on the Michigan Central at kressler, on the night of September H. The company claims to have damaging evidence against the couple that has not yet been disclosed, but the residants of the neighborhood believe that con nors and the Flint girl are innocent. The case is to be tried at the term of the circuit court opening on Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
'D0W'S FUTURE HOME.
eali for New York Shortly and May islarry Lillian Russell.

I YORK, x. Y.. Dec. "A dis Hlrom London says: Sandpw, fong man left here today for pool en route to New York with sehton of making his home per Ill the United States. His gre was for the purpose of ar
 TOT the disposition of real
 when stands in his name in
 I" ana two or three suburban s Report had it yesterday % uuoW had been quietly mar-
 aa old English sweetheart, ,',, 'ne strong man emphatic , ,ies' Some of his closest l9lnk that there is more than U ehe story that connects his ''n that of Lillian Russell as }. are husband of that cratic \ ue comic opera Armament. A s,s, position to know says that pie are actually engaged and nrlafrlaSe is likely to take
 ia NtW York during the third pecember. Lillian Russell ''eed from Edward solomon kao oi weeks ago and hence is
 ~ make another matrimo-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
'AND0N THE BUILDING.
Hieers of the Columbian Exposition
 Leave Jackson Park.

NAG0, ILL, Dee. 2.-The Admin IIon Building at Jackson Park abandoned today by the officers alocal directory as well as by Nof the national commission. only headquarters now main-
 q on the grounds are the Col an Guards and in a few days afes of the park will be again
 fo the public without payment
 Rission fee. The departure of Mcials although decided upon ealme ago was somewhat hast
 en account of the presence Of q 1ontingent ofenormous rodents Aad taken possession of the va buildings, and which were so HouS and so vicious as to be Mtely dangerous. The residents N portion of Hyde Park in the alate vicinity of the Exposition Hls are in state of terror over went of the army of rodents, aaay Of them are making prep als 10 move to another part of lfr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
MEXICO-AMERICANO.
The Great Horse Fair Opens in the Ancient
 Capital of the Montezumas.

CITY OF MEXICO. Dee 2-The an cient capital of the Montezumas is en fete today in honor Of the society reception preliminary to the opening tomorrow of the race track at Pen on constructed by l. C. Pate of St. Louis, sin connection with other prominent horsemen of the United States interested in the MeXico-Amer- icanO Blood Horse Association. The city is gayly decorated and business is almost entirely suspended As early as 10 o'clock the bOulevards leading to the track began to fill up with handsome equipages, The ladies turned out in force and many of the costumes were of remarkable brillianey. The Mexican Derby will be run at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon There are fourteen entries. Nearly 400 American horses are in the stables for participation in the various events of this meeting. The majority of these are from St. Louis and Little Rock The Pate, Stoyer, Hazlett, Torrense, James and Rice stables are well represented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
| FILL THE VACANCY.
..,oos Are Being Held in Chicago To Nominate Carter Harri-
 sons Successor.

,eo. ILL. Dee. 22-The city con- M s.ans of both the Republican and ]. .asratic parties for nominating a 'a;aate to fill the vacancy in the ' x oi Mayor, occasioned by the
 sssination of Carter H. Harrison,
 being held today. The Republi-
 .snyention was called to order
 tas North Side Turner Hall at .n Much time was lost in the
 l,,aparies. 1t is conceded that |Iua Mayor George B. Swift will aoninated, although compliment : votes may be cast for other s.'entative ;, Republicans. The city convention was
 ad to order at the : Second Regi- \ ArmoFy Hall on 's the. West aaf II o'clock with. full attend of delegates who had been e(et at primaries held under the RIDrd law. John r. Hopkins Is
 Iesding candidate, although he IEarly antagonized by the element Ije Democracy that was in accord < fine late Mayor, and is opposed th and nail by the Democratic ,as He also has the enmity of | section of the Democracy with n Frank Lawler is in particular T. owing to the belief that he had iflle to do with the turning down .aRler as the applicant for the Faastership by President Gleye- { So much bad feeling has been ted among the Democrats by the
 u appointments of the President tt is practically conceded that
 eHy will go Republican at the election by from 10000 Hn0O majority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
A MAN IN HIS ROOM.
Gilbert Dobbs Manager of the Capital -EestE
 Hotel Espies an Unwelcome
 Cheat
Special to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dec. 2.-This morning man was discovered in tha room of Gilbert Dobbs Manager of the Capital Hotel. The man es- capped and ran as far as the Union Depot before he was captured. It is thought that the prisoner is a member of the noted gang of hotel thieves now working the town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
COMPLETELY WIPED oTT
Judge Winters Finally Settles the or1er
 of the Iron Hall.
Special Dispatch to tue GRApuIr

Special Dispatch to the GRAPH1c.
 INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. Dec. 2.-One or the most important decisions ren- dered in this State for many years was handed down by Judge Winters 1t was the case of the Order of the Iron Hall. The decision continued the reeeivership and ordered the af- fairs of the order closed up. The as sets were ordered to be distributed among the members. The effect of the courts ruling is to completely wipe out the orders existence. A petition for a new trial was made but overruled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
CAUSED FIVE WRECKS.
Non-Union Engineers on the Lehish Val ley Block Trains for Sew
 eral Hours.
ecIal DIspateh to the GRApHIc.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 Wm.KEsBARE. PA., Dee. 2.-Non- union engineers on the Lehigh Valley road in changing locomotives,caused five wrecks, blocking trains for seY- eral hours. There were no persons injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
PROMINENT BANKERS.
From Various Sections of the Country
 Testify in the Ailis Case.
Special to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dee. 2.-This morning the usual number of specta- tors gathered in the Federal Court room to witness the proceedings in the Allis ease. A large number of witnesses were examined including prominent bankers from various parts of the country. MT. Allis him. self himself will go on the stand Mon- day. The trial of the case was ad- 1ourned this afternoon until that time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
HEADQUARTERS HERE.
Al HIGH COMPLIMENT TO ONE OF
 OUR CITIZENS.
The studebaker Eros Manufacturing zzz Company Appoints Col. R. M. Knox
 Their State Agent

Under an act passed at the session of the State Legislature of 1887 re- specting corporations, all foreign corporations doing business in this State are required to name a person within the State as its agent, upon whom all legal processes can be served and against whom action can be brought as representative of the company. In obedience to this law the Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co, of South Bend, Ind, have appointed our esteemed fellow-citizen, Col. RIM Knox, as their State Agent in Ark ansas, upon whom all legal processes can be served respecting the com pany. Col Knox has received his official certificate which was accom- panied with the following letter:
 SOUTH BEND, IND., Nov. 2s, lS93 .sMR. k. NJ. KNOX. PINE BLUFF, ARK. DEAR SIR-Under the laws of the State of Arkansas respecting for eign corporations, we are required to name a person within the State who shall be known as our agent upon whom process can be served in any actions which may be brought against us, and we are obliged to designate a place of business. We have taken the liberty of desig- hating you as our agent and, in con- sequence, Pine Bluff as our place of business. There will be no duties, required of you; simply informing us in case any body should serve pa pers upon you, and sending same to us. We sincerely hope that Our ac- tion in this matter will meet with your approval. and for your consent thereto we shall under obligations
 We inclose you a duplicate of the certificate of appointment which has been filed with the Secretary of State
 Yours truly,
 "STUDEBAKER BROS. MTG. Co. FIRED $. FISH, Counsel"
 Col. Knox is the largest dealer in the celebrated Stakeholder wagons in the State, and his appointment as State Agent of the company is emi- nently fitting and deserved. That Pine Bluff should be nominated as headquarters for the company in this State is also a compliment to the city worthy of mention, upon which we congratulate the city and Col. Knox as well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
BLEW OPEN THE SAFES.
Burglars Make Great Haul. Securing &I00,oeo and wreckrng the
 Depot.
speeial Dlspateh to the GRApHtc.

BONNIE TERRE, Mo-, Dec. 2.-Last night the burglars made a great haul at this place. They blew open the safes of Parwin Bros. and the one at the railway depot. They se- cured about S1OO,000 The depot was almost completeEy wrecked. No clue to the robbers has yet been ob- tained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
SPECIAL PARTNERS.
Edwards X Barrett, in an Attempt to Res
 cue Another Firm, Fail.
special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 BOsTeN, Dee. 2.-Edwards & Bar rett, one of the principalleather firms of this city failed today, as a result of an attempt to tide over the firm of Abe Stein Co., of New York. Both members of the firm were special partners of the Stein concern to the amount of S100,00O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
TF OF THE LEADERS.
ou. of the oliphant Gang Is .-oncht into Little Rock.

10 the GRAPHIC.
 nlinbant train robbers was ',,t in here this morning. His
 ,ras Wyrick. He was cap
 +be mountains of Southwest .-as after a desperate resist The capture was effected by ..ti,,a from the Iron Mountain sd It is thought that Nyriek nf the leaders of the gang.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
JUDGE SANB0RN DINED.
A Notable gathering at the Residence of
 Judge Rose in Little Rock.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 LITE ROCK, ARK, Dee. 2.-Last night the lovely home of Judge |. NJ. Rose on Third street, was. the scene of a notable gathering. The distin- guished lawyer entertained at dinner Judge Walter H. Sanborn. Covers were laid for twenty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
COTTON MARKETS.
BY r. C. HOWELL. MANAGER HAMMETT GROCER CO, COTTON
 FACTORS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. ?. - Cotton opened at 4.22 for Jan. and Feb; closed at 423 sellers. Feb. and March opened at4.22; closed at 1 24 sellers. Sales, 10000 bales AIid- ding, 7-16d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
"STUDEBAKER BROS. 'pDD = Ercu Hn-1eoi ,,
Candy Stew.

The candy stew given last night at the residence of Mir. k. A. Joyce for the benefit of Riverside Methodist Church was well attended and a de- cided success socially and financially The City Editor thanks the ladies for kind remembrances in the way of candy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. ,. = Cotton opened at SOS for Jan. and closed at S.06. Middling, 1-16c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Cotton opened at 7.73 for Jan; closed at LG7. Middling, 7hc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
GhOHKS AND JACKETS.

S5 Misses Newmarkets, plain col
 ors, ages 6, x, 10 and l2 years; worth fully S1.25. Unloading Sale pflee. eacn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

4S Laidies' Newmarkets, black
 diagonal, with plush collar and cuffs, good length; worth 5000. Un- loading Sale Price.,............S20 00 each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

O5O Pair ladies Dongola "Bluch-
 CTS, the fashionable shoe of the season; former price, S2.50. Un- loading Piice...............:Sl.5 .50 per pair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

IS Ladies brown mixed Jackets,
 good length; fully worth $2.00. Unloading Sale Price............9sc each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

O2 Ladies navy blue chinchilla
 jackets, this years style. good value at S4.50 Unloading Sale price.............,,..,.... '2i3 cach.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
Notice to Elks.

All ElEs are earnestly requested to meet at the hall tomorrow afternoon at 30 o'clock to participate in memorial services.
 A. A. LELAURIN, E. k.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
SHOES. SHOES.

45O Pair ladies Dongola Button
 in common sense or opera style. flexible and solid leather; for mer price, S1.75. Unloading Sale ...........................$1.15 per pair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

15 Pieces wool plaids, 36 inches
 wide, newest shades; former price, 45c. Unloading Sale Price BOG per yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

PINE BLUFF, ARK, Dec. 2.-Mid-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02

l5O Pair ladies cloth-top button
 Shoes, with patent-leather tip; regular price, S2.00. Unloading Sale Price.......-...........-.$l.25 per pair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-02
.:. COODSM

10 Pieces all-wool Cheviots; gray
 and black. and grey and brown mixtures and stripes, worth fully COG (3S inches wide Unloading Sale Price. ce........................... .40c per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
4 RAILROAD.
CITATIONS, foot Of Desbrosses and Cort'"nd'
streets.

In Eject September 11,h. 1898.
900 a. ". COLUMBIAN EXrKEss.-rHIInan, Sic: sleep
1s s I'D p H,s en cnn Gs'So a. @ n1h
sdo cH's.se 10 m p'fi t slS and Chicago
1860 MON GO >s'f fHESsxsYLvAxIA LrMIrEp-ru@sn
Drawing and STAT, Rom sleeping D,i"S e. Smoking s.S
100 = Il: sr To LOUIS ' caiScISNXrii. ASD CHI;
A & S s.v aaG S Ssp%s 4s R%"s
matt 10 so a. M. ST. Louis 80 D. M chicago ''''
$40 p NJ WESTERN ExrREs;ss, seep;
~ to chiSa.o A,rye. cieve:uad Ii 40 a. NJ cnirav0
Y, s. s.: e%S$
n. s car, no osa on. ;"a 90 a. no .coad morns
500 =. seTic f%rkiss 'urcs
ISL p t.econ5 mor'os TSisio il 20 p m, cOlu%,
ad SS' Il Ss'@t a' 9IEr " EGaTE daily
Win SLEEPER t: New,orleans , o,,r,,
1910 a. NJ" Washington Limiied" weeAaay'' fuii'
:, man rsrior q AND pnlns Iar ,,ur po,l,o,,
~ Faro Car .aI yanS e.. ssss washington
AdalgSa' r,pa, Trains ssot 50 01 !, M,
81" NJ .s,ls s Fs.,s; Yin. d' IA
$50 r:'Ii. lSnoad f' .sa p.%SyS E'ps:, daily
800 r. !. f Div aa Sspsc Ohio R,w
tor N oa is ls'F coS s!d an. @p Cap.
E'.'e - ~ week days ard Win Through sleeper
For ly.",,s ace9S y 90 p m weekdays. with Through
IS i:s: S s:s, ssg F :;ss! Grove. and re.,
Pleasant $40 A. m. 1870 4 30 saturday onlfl.
40 $40. I 20 10 and II .i5 p m. week DAYS
SUNDAYS. az 4. NJ. 515 y. m. do not stop At As
hurry PARK ard Orelp ROY" Suniay-.)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
N's'Ss' r.a. ~ J. = t. =
s 20 oDsG N" 10 "a ls "fs' a9 sa"als S,
rt.: 49, so; 80 Ks 49, 81 Rs - III and poi
Hrosdvay | Aston House. l3i East l2jth Street .Gi
West ig3;h Street 25 Columhu. AN'nqc. .35 sixth
Avenue AMI foot u Dr,hrO-"> and tJitandt Streets
Court sao Fulton Street - nroidway and
Bro0Slyn AnueA station. 100 Of Futn Stret blonA'
lvn 100 Hudson STREE Hoboken station. jersey CRY.
Tlc srw.YorN Transfer ComInny viii cal, Tor and
crk baggage from hotels aud residences through to ST.
nation. - oD
T. ~ PROVOST. J. I WOOD
tiensral Manages. General Psss'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

a. Y c. II. r. r. r. CO. LESSEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR.
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500. =,
Train, leave West 49d-st. station. NeW-foik' y, io
rows and ID minutes earlier from foot fTahxins.. ,
3:3O 4. M.-Daily local - suspension Btidge' eAcep'
sundays west VI Coeymsns Junction. e.o,, p,r
,.3O A. N-Daily local to Albany and Saratoga far'
ior car u Albany sundays only. - ,,
1910 4. N.-Daiy Albany, Utlca. Syracuse 40 II,
ester Buffalo, Niagara tals, De,0lI Chicasoi eA'ep'
f1.i5 T. -Daily, except Sunday. 10 Csisklll Noun
t,Ins New.l'l.tl Lake, Mohohk ohd MihneMasAa,
Hmaov s,ratoea Caldwell Lake George. PaElor cars
400 i. M--Daily except Sunday, Tor ca'shii NOUN
tains and Albany. , ,..,.. c,,oo,..
5i5 r. VI. -Dai for Albany. Montreal ttcs, syracuse
Rochestcr Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. DetFOis'
Cleveland and Chicago. - ., >,e,,uo ,,,.,v
Ssratogl and Montreal. faror car 70 hihest1h.
N,I r. N-Dailv Albany, Ut.cn SYRACUSE, hocn7>'e
Buffalo Niagara Fall,. Toronto Detroit 'le'eia"a a"o
Ha"erstiaw Locals 90 a. M = 40, ) 80, - p m.
Newbnrs Incals 20 1910 a. III, i Is, 80 DO
Wagner sldepng cars for Albany. utlss Syracuse.
Roches,er Bualo NakaIs Falls. Toronto, Detroit Cie'e
land and Chicago on all through tra1s. ,,o -. .ccou
For tckets timetables paror and 90,
72G Futonss Annex office f9ot tn Itoa
W nj, st,tIons C. f. LAMBERT
s"o w ~ General Passenger Agent
Esndcrbilt-aye. New'fofK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13

CHICAGO AID EAST ILLINOIS.
Number q. mile, ....... 20 80 20 III, n,,,
First week il ptt...- -Jt-nV - so 400 A.
Jan. 20 oct. 1..... --o'-''-' ''''''--' "''"-
IOWA CENTRAL.
Number of IrCs ...--... ~. go ~, .,n ,c..,
First week Ia oct. -" ,,, ~ 20 10, o.,
Jan. TO Oct. 7-.... ~ 5't if-''f'" ''"'''-
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
T MN, Of mes s,s7 ~ sas, 20 ssidS,o
Jan. TO oct. 1... - lrl.1f' 1000 i''''''"oo
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS
Number Of miles ...... l.'l1 % ~ .o,n %
First week so. 100 -, - 1870.
NEw.yoEK. oXTAIuO AND WESTERN.
Number OF mils- .-... AS 80, 80, sco ~, ~.
jan 10 Oct - ISIS So . Gji sos o,9jG,7Gs
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
f T.1 Tc Si ''' oct ,es%5 .s;ss slcj a.
Jan. ! To Oct. 1..-.. G.sip,2'S ''-''''o ''O''''"
PITTsBrRG AND WESTERN
t week oc - ~ .s 80 ., * as g.;
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. oct. u. ( D. m.-Consols. 9S,s FOR money
and 9S ;-l6 for the account Canadian Pacihc o'tc;
Illinois Central. 95l2. Mexican ordinary; H.. -
Paul common. CO.'S. Money. = per cent farls au-
vices quote per cent rentes nj ~ francs 10 cc"-
paris oct. i2-Thc weekly statement Of the he
Bank Of France shows a decrease" OF 4''"'VO
francs in gold and 5l75.coO francs in silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
LEHIGH VALLEY R. z.
Pnssrngcr trims leave foot OF Idbcrty-sf.

IOLLDnS.
200 A. VI. daily ior MACcn CHUNK and inter
Sis A. Vi. daily for GENEyAi RoCh d ESIERl
n EFAI.O and the West POITSNIj.Lt ana prihclpI
local points; chair Wlkcsbare. Pullman car 70
zee 4: VI: daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
ii:so. 4. ~. daily pr, GENEyA; Eoc d,i W..
is'linon siecpcr 70 CHICAGO Via Buffalo Pullman
iune, sleeper TO Chicago ,ie Suspension BRIDGE con-
,rrtons for Reading and lIerr shurg. . ,,,,,
f.I.:lO p. vi. daily, except sunday Tor ilMkA ana
ali Intermediate stations connecticut, Tor Potf-N ir
'a.i5 T.. VI. daily, Except sunday iot ~ y IN I'M.
NSCH end principaI staons; chair car to
400 mud S:3n r: NJ DALI sneeit Sunday for
5,I5 r, VI. daily cNcep, S"na'NS Tor ,,MNu'F
clIlNk and intermediate s'atnns rhar car o. E',ur'
600 r. VI. daiy Tor DrFIAiD NiAnAHh 80. rnL, ~,
unsIo aud suspension Bridcc connections fos ise.d-
500 i. II. daily for ITHACA. IENEvA E3CmIE,,,
TrI. htifAI.O. NIA6AEA fn.l.S. sAc az, l nin
West; Pullman Buffet sleeper 70 Sh'esRo Via Suspension
Bridge; Pullman sleeper u BuhAo;a A. =, ,.,.,
Add tlcn,l sunday trains 10 80 a. ~ Tor M p,,
Chunk intermediate stations eohnfeionS fot ip,t'
Vile $40 r. NJ. for Ea.ton ara mt r" sda,r ca,y
The Ncw.york Trausfr Con- PLY VII III 'pe a anu
, check baggage from ho'e Wv NTNNEMNc fiER
WoILIN H. WILBUR. Assistant Genl psss Agen"
6enp bup't. Eastern DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
N. y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.
Excur.ion Tickets, Ncw-Nork 10 thicngo nnd Rc-
turn, $500.
sprcinI Conch Excursion ON Tuesday, Ocf. ~ NJ
$500 " ednr-day Oct. 18Th. mud Thursdny
OCT. 19ih AT $1,000, saturday. Oct 2i'

Trains leave foot Of West 4:d>t As fows, IL minutes
earlier from iIanklinst: - =, ,,,,u.,, ,o,,,,,
s.l5 A. VI. ,dnly except sunday Tor Waikiki, Nany
T. - s,aiioo. Ndd.iowE. ElclNt lille, IJsbuiS LID Ply,
,f,ripr.i,lr scranton. Walton Dcih sidney, Norwich
Iti., Rome oneida. Fulton, Dswrgl
y.t5 a. NJ. except sunday, sullivan % i-NI',,>
,o" Wailiin Valley Railroad stations. campbell ila
Ma ti,t,wu EllrnNiil. Mountain Dale. CetrcN lr Fails
hure iiulr,NIc Liberty fas Liberty rahsNllle, ana
,15 p. VI. daily Mdde:own. Summtyillc. Fails
birs Ilrriy LIVINGSTON Manor. Ko kand, Walton SD
u.v \orwich. Oneida. Fulton. o-wrgo. -,
1.tj =. W. daily. Via Niagna fais. Reclining chalr
cat. freq NrW-Nurk Ni1garJ Fails. Iifpush
Pullman sleeper, NcW-h erik to Chicago. Arrives Detroit
40 u No. chicago. 80 a. ~. Louis, ; 200 D. M
rirxet- and Pullman acconim0 iatOn- AZ 81 Bioau"aY
NenYo rIn.f.r Company calls 70. and checks baggage
W j. G.. ANDERSON. g.. p. A..
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