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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

No. Z. 1870
Sugar strong; GRADUATED, &c.
Whisky unchanged.
Stocks-Baltimore and Ohio stock. T2iz:
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern first
incomes. 75, second incomes. n; third in
comes. .; Consolidated Gas bonds. Ill;
do. stock, 5sqjsih.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
BONDS
RICHMOND sTocK MARKEr.

RICHMOND VA, Nov. "a. 1S93.
Reported by John J. Williams & Sons
street
Government Securities Bid Asked.
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Hm,cr rnLn rALEs. by NATnANEL HAwTnoRNE 2.


Hawthorne In T" Id tss Inc sle
Twcerod Tales a.
the
felicity oft OF er breathe
the feict
ar the Imaginative genius OF the author
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

mess pork. per barrel. sl5.o0a1525; lard,
SHoO0a2J. short rib sizes, SS25GS.31lz;
dry sailed shoulders. $7O0d7.25; short
Clear sides, s.. 7JA9.00; whisky, Sl.15.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

The object Of this suit is to subject nifty
shares OF paid-up stock, standing on
the books OF II. T. Pilkinton Company"
IN the name OF W q. PilkintOn, 10 the
lien OF an execution for twenty-One hun
dred and hfty-twO 1900 dollars, with
interest from October ., 1875. at per
cent per annum, and twenty-five 2O-lOO
dollars costs thereon, issued on the 18th
day Of October, 1893, IN favor Of the
plaintiffs against said ". G.. PlkintOn,
and now in the hands Of the sheri1 OF
the city OF Richmond, the certificates for
said stock, together with a power Of at
torney from said W. c.. Pil1nton 20 trans
fer the same, being now In the possession
OF said First National Bank, OF Baltimore,
And an affidavit having been made and
fled that the First National Bank, OF
baltimore. Md, a foreign corporation.
Is a nonresident OF the State Of Virginia,
IN Is ordered that IL appear here within
fifteen DAYS after the due publication OF
this order and DO what is necessary TO
protect its interest In this suit
A copy-Teste:
CHARLES w. GODDIN, Clerk.
CANNON & COLLINS. p. q.
nol-weiw
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,xn VIRGINIA. BY BERN DE SAINT PIERRE

To- fAV story by French writer me Wholesome romantic o
dhaw
imm @ literature appreciate me work OF genius Il ma
that 1t book that sure 70
fasn wells generations yet
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LEGAL NOTICE.

yT1RGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
\ COURT or THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, THE BOTH DAY OF OCTOBER
1893.
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,,,cV REALTY. BY ANNA sEwELL.

20 and the sewen feelngV ven.
Black taiew we'll popularity
us appeal TO those who 9o eSsm
d with ""' -
O Wees cruelty animals
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~ ,rRIc,y FARM By Ralph IroD) scnRriNrn

Of
nom descriptions and the appealing
IN herself Her novel consists OF series
OF
white
uoveisof
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3. CRAWFORD. By Mrs. GAsKELL.

"Cranford' In Us charming miniature painting anu sNV
calls the Of Austens novels 1t is delightful
life English village descriptive OF the
IONS character social conditions OF the little commun
earnestness literary aputudes In the wrl
illustrated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

This masterpiece Of Hawthorne's is full or the ina
In felicity Of touch. its author is unapproached by
day The work is perhaps, the purest piece OF poetic
American literature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15

Adolph d. Bendheim, Mein Bendheim and
Henry Bendheim. partners trading un-
der the style Of Bendhelm Bros. * Co.,
against
W. q. Pilkinton. l.. II. Newdecker, Louis
de FerneX. T.. Il. PilkintOn Company
and First National Bank, OK Baltimore,
Ald.
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J. TIE COMING RACE. BY LORD LYrroN.

THE Coming Race by Lord Lytton, Is ceVer ana hs
the realm OF science inventive mind or man may II
presents a but fascinating picture OF
ments az we may realized In the next century wn
by every Of electrical and mechanical con
coming race" for instance will be enabled ts exchange
Ingenious and mercuryfooted automa tons and have al
pance adapted 10 the marveously changed social an1
Of things The work product Of fancfu but rarey
mind.
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attractions Goldsmith has d over the
genius
by
had Of
reconcile Of Poor Poll genial ianey ana The most
simplicity
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THE REyERIEs or BNCMELOR: Or ROOM OF me HEARr
8. A TILLYLOSS sCANDAL. Rr ]. N. BAnRIr.

A new work by J. NJ Barrie, author Of the Scottish
ister' which has had phenomenal sale, be e,
appetite Of every intelligent reader Of hghcass Nc
bic Scottish peasant life. Mr.. Barrie is his spe
the characteristics Of the Scottish weaver and the peas
knows the His sketches fun OF dry, quar-
realism and great and dlrectness OF narrative
day, has LOwland Scottish fiction had such nterpi
depictor Of character lit W, the time, with odd
or droll incident
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w ETC.,.
Adro. TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT. Richmond Va
Watch the list carefully, books constantly added
l. THE REyERIEs OR, BOOK OF THE HEARr
BY TX MARVEL donald G. Mhchenl
' NO. sas, a' &s a. as % saS 8 at '; g.
na asaSs 9 d p.5ss psa S Of SsA from " ' how quaint
LAYS OF By Beautifully illustrated
s5' s: S sSs a"a ave s
The English less Of Satde
this edition executed delicate outline
3. TIILYLOSS SCANDAL. By J NJ BARRIE
BY NJ author the Scottish Lutte Nm
% ] & ~ Ell & os & i en-, f.
the characteristics the Scottish and the class the sailor
realism and great f and Sre's OF narrative power Never s9 s
deDtor Of character
A. THE HOUSE OF NATHANIEL
This masterpiece Of HworTss full the %'sGays sa OF P on
d1S an' n SG re- perhaps the D''' ''''' u
s. CRAWFORD By Mrs GAsks11
e. s S:., on s ns sn s.5. Te' painting % 'S' 'S
social life an English S0gn sa Sf the & Community The story quiet
Illustrated Illustrated and with ''' literary ''"'''''
6. COMING RACE. BY LYrroS
the 1 3s. G9%s Eass s hS n 7 S Sa ana
realized . @ n % is"% gs2 9on pa T
Io@ns a for sa Footed aa S
91RG things '' The work Or % the product versatile
mind
?. DREAM LIFE BY TX MARVEL Donald G MITCHELL
% mental sa a .n s studies S1 a"s sdps Character
contains series has o fascinating power reader graceful
Sometimes pathetic pictures
rRANKENsTES MODERN PROMErHETs By Mrs snE1Ey
Like Mrs c5 0 S' a S 1 author
but oro1 f S ash ere
gotten.
pooE OF GOLDEN DEEDS. C. M YoNoE,
" This Just into The na of oq Ts s 6 "l better Go o%ss
and ras a9 go the
ontmstc and patriotic IDEAS
- vossrs FROM As OLD MANsE By HAWTHORNE
" another delightful for idle hours oa ' sDse Like all bis
which MsTsor9S " Simplicity high literary excel
Ience comme 1 to pubic iS''''
:, THE SCARLET LETTER By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE , ~
lie a"ea a exhibiting Extraordinary 5o Pt %n as n @
ly and description 5 we have nothing like
New F sa 6s local and scent"
Like Sss Of the age andpl
=. ESSAYS OF ELLA By CHARLES LAMB - .,... m MANY .v
i2 These @ Of say r lunar ca they
hits a@pP written utmost ease ara g6af f the common paths Of
delicate ana gives everything aud sheds
grace oyera
. ,c,p oV WAKEFIELD. BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH
d. Illustrated English classic will increase
IT'S ascoas vino re % om
t s0oS genius apS l any o5er writer
ssa d the Wear S OF @ OF an author
to It again and Sfss Tn Book throughout FASCINATING
to nte traits Of Poa genial fancy and the most
s sTSiSls al simplicity.
r,cv ro,p TALES By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Hawthorne given unns book @ ra s r"s ea s
orgnay g reprinted reality reerod Tales THEY have al
Of Bn tSs author Letter" Each n! story breathe;
Of S So9'' by the of the author
~ xp VIRGINIA BY BERNARDN SAINT PIERRE
rs by ss'S Ff se sor % % almost e's;
people possess y v te termed
ali fascination charming wsuas unborn
~ op AZ AFRICAN FARM. By Ralph ron OLIVE scrRENrR
g. So nom Ralph s5so Miss oas ns H %9 ss
sSrHAT heSs f ss ier nSys Consists es
Of with
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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o,,p Bv owEy MEREDITH Robert Lord Ly'tonl


Lucille "upsu cast some
With strong a4"NN' -
nd brilliant dialogue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
:. DREAM LIFE. BY TX MARVEL q

There is profound mental study In this word-",ae
contains a series OF vivid ana pcturesque suues
- faerr II has a fascinating power over the reader
ton charms the literary appreciation ana mis- the mint
sometimes pathetic pictures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
mus Rv Ralph Iron) OLIVE scHRsINER

H. mike African Farm mas ma many o
Miss
high medlhve qualities
inteIesuhs moral problems .ns
before hougnfa
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11 THE SCARLET LETIER. By NAIH

romance Of lntense inIerss' ~ ~'' an I'll
lysi5 and graphic deserlptlloH,, ire we hay
inca ~ besf Of SCOTS novels. 1t is true at o
features Of the age and pace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
.vs op THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.
4. LA W ,s-,o,r-rorrNF AYTOUN

By WV tus9s OF Professor Lakewood fame
school reader and IN h
author am
soul-suIn,5s OF he "coyenantes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
, rss,yS OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB.

IL hrrorg essays full OF gay huno i t a.
THESE scnlaons OF VII
bits halPy ptten with ara grace ana S ~
Seeking his material
once ae S bumblest-amb gives an Importance 10 e'e''s All"
graceo all
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9 pp,yKFNSTEIN: OR, THE MODERN PROMETl

Mrs. Groves Might sac o has great imaginat
p ~ ortoina genius passages In tranke
We mind and make the once read. the DOCK can
gotten.
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Address TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT. Times Building Ri
Watch the list carefully books constantly added
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
1n MnSSES FROM AN DID MANSE,

,otber delightful companion TOT lde NUTS 10 Ola a.
es which Hawthorne entitled Moses from an r Ua ma a.
works is distinguished LOT tS ' Fayor
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pnoK NJ GOLDEN DEEDS. BY c. N. YoNdE,

This is Just ,he book to put into tne
-oaraI,tv. and true manly and womahIy
nm mis- 10 develop and mould the tastes
ontjmlstic and patriotic ideas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
SIZE MADE 4 COMPROMISE

From The Detroit Tribune
r,raot nearly tears welled from her blue eyes anu
roi,ad down her damask cheeks WIN re III
Linz lin she listened the critical worus Vi '"e
olns n III side whiskers and goatee
he was saving IN narsn snr in spell
',ne'tbe ri,l .sAuddered-"and you leave Ouu
whole words to say fnca snTant The fact
~ %ou understand everything wrong
'' .srb.n ! am not success as u typewriter? she
asked, TREMENDOUSLY.
aperhaps"--she faltered and her glance sought
tho ern,,nd-..I might be induced to reconsider my
refusal OF the matrimonial proposition you "aue
me-" - ..o ,,nas
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets. New. York TO Chicago and Re.
turn. $3.50.
special Coach Excursions on saturday, sept. 9th.
aud Wednesday. sept. 18Th. at Si1OO'
Through trains for Chicago and The Worlds Fair leave
foot Of West 42dst. follows ID minutes earlier from
bib A. VI. daily VIA Niagara Falls. Through Pullman
secIers New-York to Chicago. Arrives Dstroit 40
7:lJ T.. VI. DAT Niagara Falls Reclining chair
car (seats free New-York to Niagara Falls. through
pullman slecpers Ncw-l Chicago Arrives Detroit
40 D. M, Ihicago ;32 a. IN, 81. Louis s 200 y. ~
S;t5 A. NJ. except sunday Tor west Cornwall Orr's
Mills, Campbell Hal LaAe Mohonk, Lake MinneM Aka
Waikiki Valley RAILROAD stations, stony Ford MIDI
town. Bloomingbug. Wurt-boro oummityile, Ellenvlle
asburg Monticello and Liberty.
9,lJ A. VI. daily for M1det0wn, Fasbur2, Montcel.
o. Liberty, White Lake. CarbJldole, Scranton Walton,
Delhi. sidney, Norwich, Utica Rome. Oneida. Fulton,
Oswcgo. Niagara Falls
i,iJ p. VI. saturdays only for Campbell Hall, Mid.
Monticello Liberty. White Lake, Livingston Manor.
Bib r. VI. except sunday, Ne>tibuet Limited for
Lake Mohonk Lake Minnewaska and Waikiki Vale;
aiiroad stations. Campbell Hal. Mddetown, Mountain
Dale Centrevill.. Fallsburg, Monticello IIurlevyie
Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvle and Livingston Manor.
i,yO T.. VI. except Sunday for West Cornwall, Orr
Mills Campbell Hall. Middlctown Summityic Ellen
VILE aud all intermediate points.
3,tj =. VI. daily. Middlctoyn, Summitvie. Falls.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor, Rockland Walton Sid.
ney Norwich oneida, Fulton. Oswego NIAGARA Falls.
NewYor Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
o destination.
~ J. G. ANDERSON. q. =. A.,
So Beaver ST.. Ncw.York.
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" EW- YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

summe, Schedule IN effect June 25,h 1898;
FOR RED BANk. LONG BRAN u, tLtERON.
)CEAN GROVE AsBURy PARK. SPRING LIKE AND
POINT PLEASANT
Red Eank, s.i5 10 ~. ~ 80 n 81 20 saturdays
sundays . 10 II 80 a. m, 90 p m Train: sav' sta
10 10 90 a NJ 10 10 81 20 SATURDAYS onyl, 20
3 10 ('3 10 except He'd Bank 20 10. % y. M.
>urda,- Is. o as H., Is y.
Denotes Express Tfain~.
sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grcve and Asbury
PARK.
RUFUS BLODGETT
Supt. New.vora and Long Branch Railroad Co.
H. WOOD.
Cen. Pass. Agt Pcnna n r. CO.
H. z BALDWIN. Gen. pass. Agt. CnntIa Il. r. OF y j.
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LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.
Passenger trains leave foot OF Libcrty.st.

700 4. VI. daily for EAST MAUCH CHUNK and
psifiPsAro and the West poITsvifLE end praepa
local points chair Rochester Pullman car 70 Buffalo,
9,eO 4. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
lido 4. NJ. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
Pullman sleeper to CHiCAGo Via Burais; Puimaa
Buffet sleeper Chicago via Suspension Bfdeei con-
nertos for Reading and Harrisburg.
1890 p. W. Dolly. except Sunday. for ELMiKA sns
ali Intermediate stations connections for Posvile
NSts and pH,aspa inter%dq:s stations chair car to
wilkesbarre CONNECTIONS for potts'llle. Sunday o.,
sol I'll PLAINFIELD and intermediate stations =, -
Mht s FtuN a Sa s Chair fN e.
and all POINTS West Pullman seepers 10 lineage, VIA
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge; connections Tor Read
500 p. II. daily for ITHACA; GENEvA, RocmEs:
Wet; pullman Buffet sleeper TO Chicago Via Suspension
Bridge: Pullman u Buffalo.
%ddi,Ionai sunday trains 10 80 A. NJ for Fast Msueh
Chunk and intermediate stations connections Tor Pott4
Vile 4iO +. NJ for Easton and ,ntefmedias stations
General Eastern Oice. 23j Broadway New.fork City.
The Ncw.York Transfer Company VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel residence through ~ dcs
tinotion. " ". W. 49,, nu'' " III .n,
Genl Supt Eastern DiV'
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SOME pRErrY COOP TUNNEtLiN0.
rHAr Is. the FLORIDA MANS STORY LOOKS
THAT WAY.


THAT WAY.
lie sook on his high sik haa and carefully busted Oh
Ms bald head with q sik handkerchief
.s,scntlemcn" no said taking Eyer with marvellous
precision at the uearcst cuspdor Il come from the State
4 Florida"
.wocderfu, 4. no name for IT," sid the with the
h,sh silk hat cmphatlcay. There's only one draw
back 10 the state Of Florida"
"what is thatf" inquired one OF the company
s.Ihc muskceters."
~ didn't know you competed With NewJcfsey"
.wn, We dent exactly DO that. We'd get along ell
right IL Florida bugs WEREN'T go blamed curious.
About ycar ago up In New.York on business ana
made deal on phosphate lands that showed up right
smsrt dollars: and celebrated by taking home nnc
Preach clock wife. IL was an elegant cioch' M
Gilt Glass shade and month without winding' we
M ,ba, clock up In the paflor and 1t KEEP sucn TINE thcy
,-.,.,.d the clock in tho Methodist Church by IT, One
night abcu. two months after got home and just as
WAS BLOWN about the most perfect CLOCK IN the Se OK
Florida she give q ter..be buzz and stopped. "eh'
,vorked over that clock hour wound her up
soc,,cd tho penjer,um and shook the works NO use
She was stopped short When / went North again
took the clock TO the where bought IT, This
c,ock SAYS l. run two months and stopped want het
swahbed down so she'll run year this time. Inc he'
a,y 20. postal card TO please call at that store
:" you say this clock fer two months saws tho
fellcr when came H.
....Sso months says 1.
.IrI CO.,, you about $50 to repair IT, he SAYS sort
j
OF or,ct .wci 20 send to Paris for some o. '''
parts ,,, - 49,.
WHATS the matter with ir saws l. bcginnin 70 ss'
mad. Il bought that clock here last MAJ anu "0" "
al cavcd ln.' ,,.,a mi,
y Fac, is said The clerk. we done understand ms
c;oex Our record shows 70 marked perfect "".,
,s wen, out and the whole handspring anu 'o'' "
,he CO.'S are completely riddcd with pinhoes OF coue
ievs he If the cock perfect TO begin WIN w
make {; su right. There's only one queer I'm n Between
M he wen. on In n kinder puzzled way, srca,e,,
he frs, and second cog, found usmeh!ous ""'"'
80 Dcsdr says i.
'entlcmcn said the man with the hgn s musReeer
r-essiyey .thc cussed curiosity OF flo ,ho ZOOS
had ruind that clock He got ,a hs Whole business
~ tbonpht YOU said there glass shons o'er ~
eloct ven,ured with The Sc. NOV, nown near
.sTh,,s inst the point Of the whole tnnu na hnie
M b".,on, ~ that shade found itus ta"u n hin
and bored hoc in rho glass just 70 hna O"' ""''' Wv
tMr,in come N POM A.. gentleman with tall
aim ha had finished Finally the nan WIN n ~, dawn r.
coatee cleared hi throat and sao WIN . s""' 49,
tho Inauguration
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NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Trains leave West 42d.st. station, NewYoIk, as fol-
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot franklin ST.
$3.50 4. W. Daily local TO Susp Bldg. an CatsSLu
Mountains except sundays west OF Coeymans JcI
Sleeping NcwYork 10 Boomville Sundays only.
Can be occupied p m. ,..,,, ,..-
3:,U A. M.-Dary local Albany for Catskill Mountains
and Saratoga. Parl5r car To Albany sundays only
1910 A. M.-Daiy for Albany, Utica, Syracuse, ioch.
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit Chicago except
saturday for Toronto. c,,,,
A tI;:iy A. M.-Daly. except sunday TO Caskll Noun.
tans Ncw.Pau Lakes Mohonk and M!nnew aska.
ALBANY Saratoga, Caldwell, Lake George. Paror cars
to Il9omvlle saratoga aud Caldwell.
1:tJ T., M.-S,turdays Only. Half Holiday Special TO
Catskill Mountains ParOr car attached.
4,,DO p, N.-Eay. except Sunday, for Albany.
j1J NJ. Daily for Albany Montreal uca, syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit,
630 r. M.~Dally Except Sunday, for Newbure. Albany
Sill r. M-laily Albany, Utica, syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit Cleveland and
Chicago.
A. leaves Brooklyn. by Annex, IL 100 a. m. Jersey
City T. 4. II. Station. II 20 m; Iiayestraw Locals
90 a. M. 2:i5. > 30 - p m. Newburg Locals,
s:9S 10 10 a. M, Il rs 80 SIS g 30 IL as p.
wagner Sleeping cars for Albany. Utica, Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto, Detroit Cleve-
land and Chicbqo all through trains.
For tickets tables paror and sleepingcer accom-:
Washngton.t 72G Fuonst. Annex Office foot Fulton.
st.: New.York City, 49, 2n, 1868 7s5 and 9i2 Broad.
way li3 Bovery, 81 East 4th-st.. 80 West 125h-st.
and at stitions. &. T. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent,
tandcrbilt-lyc., Ncw-YOrk.
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Delaware, Lac knwnnma and Western X. X.
STATIONS in New York foot Of Barclay mud Christ opher
Streets
SHORTEST LINE. yE>1IBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.


Dire,' route to NEw NIX nQoMEdELD MR It
Ing Ridge. Madson Morristown Pa;salc Paterson.
io9nton. Dover sonhope ~ DD ExkE, KAYE ~
Washington PHILLlPsBuRG. EAs1oN, WArEK
TT35HS. rifTsToS.n WitKIsnAEEE;, NASTifn3KE.
HINTON, OXFORD, NORWICH waeryilIe, uTiC ca
I:lCIIFlJ,ID SPRING> Cortland, SlKAl | 81
GsWEGo; iTmA(A; 0W i;';9 tIMinA; cSRNI I'M:
WEsT .NoETnWISi ASP s3GTHwE ESE,xcs and
''S NSWiGU FXPkESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Con:
ncc;s Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving o4'
Il. m. morning.
,:Ie a. AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL. Stops at principal
stations -,
i.oo ?: H. SCRANTON BiNGnAMToN and Ell
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman p,rlor cars. ,
i1O r. M.-SCHANToN. wILkE>PARRE and PLYM
OUTH EXPhE>S. pullman plrlor cors ,.
1,3O y. NJ. tDaily)-Bl FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman slccp"rs. Arrives at 10 = 1890,
900 T.. NJ. tDI'yl.-BtFFAI.O. RIG UFIlI.D SPRlNCS
and O>WEGD EXPRESS. Pullman sleepeI, .
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. 70
Murayst. and i2o Broadway Tickcts at fgry stations
ave New.York 333 Washlngton--t 72G Fulton-st; ana
- broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving iul infor
'Wi:SiCOTr TXTEESS COMPANY will call for and
chrc iaggage from hotel residence 20 destination.
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tuSt Express Trains To
BALTIMORE. WAsHiNt.TON, Chicago, CiNCIN.
SATi, 1T. LOUIS aNn All. POINTS WEsT.
Lave Ncw-iork. foot or I.iberty.st
For CHICAGO II 30 A. NJ. 30 D. H. IL rs night.
For plTTsnvRG. 80 p. M. 10 ;i5 night
E sSr ViNshnSalr6 sr n h21rlSsps Il, 80
4, NJ. p!aas csrl. so. $50 p. NJ; IDains Car, j. .
D. NJ. ]. night. All trains run daily
For NORFOLK Bay Bay Line. 80 p m, Ey. Sunday.
T,sss ons 200 M 2oi AZ az ao ndw9y ,oo g.
i'm Station foot Of LibertySt.. c. n, IT, OF N j.
NewYOfk Tmnfcr viii call for and check baggage
from hotel residence to destination.
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Railroa0s
Pennsy|vania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot OF Dcsbrosses aud Corsians'
streets.
RalIroaos

STATIONS. foot OF Dcsbros.es aud Corsi""e'
Streets.
In Effect July I'd. 1898.
900 A, VI. COLUMBIAN ExPREsS.-Pullman Sleep
a 9s and p atvs! g'i Ssf'S' "H
'HE i%sssa
:SS ri s
ST. Louis. Cincinnati and Chisaso Af rh;aoo 40
natl 10 80 a. 81. Louis I 80 D. m'' oh'caS0 90"
$50 p NJ WESTERN EXrEEs s;cvr.ng b Sssp
Car to CHICAGO. Arrives Cleveland II 40 a. m'' Chicago
s"snsi "a +; E:". ?9s: sHs D-
500 YeeDsg @ to ShFass a
sfa (:ecOnd morSg 7, ToesO Il SS Pans w. 00""
800 % IL NJ nj TsyssI% Valley kotTE daily
s S@ S'f To- Mem no se" 'o'''"''
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1000 A. NJ. Washington Llml,ed" weekdays, Pull
390 p. Congressional Limited" daily Pullman s
PsrlO Cara and Dinn@ Car, arriving washington SO
Ad sIo st'si !' % ea risS, ssniay, $50
'a si % 'Gaii 5n' o'
Sr r. 'n % f' shd i Da SPSf Hpres daily
800 r. H bay %"d coes ohio Rsway
IhrSsgG ;ecTns aid Din1S csIs. ,t c.no Charlie.
Route, q. week days, ard, with Through Sleeper
D. daily.
r1 n@ cns r msS Cos GO and DRY cGrshe'
FOR Long Branch Asburv Park ocean and Point
IIsa.ant 3;39 20 10 lG a. NJ II 10 q 20 Satut.
days. Sundays. Is, g As a. m. > 10 p m do not
stop at Asbury Park and ocean Grove OF Suhdays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 90 20 g. 30. 0. Q 30 TO- IL O.. m. ~
moon, Pema Limited. II 90; l.. 10 3. go. a. 80
). u, 80 80. ). p. II Is night sundays En-
press, Is, 30 80. 10 m. az noon LimitFd'.
Ticket o sS no.. 80 49, S, s IHa and 90,
broadway, Astor House, 13i East 18th Street 204
West I2Jth Street 25l columbus Avenue 49, Sixth
Avcnue and foot q Desbro'se. and Cortland Streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. % Bro'dw,v. and
Brooklyn Station. foot Of Fulton Street Brook
lyn 1919 Hudson Street lToboken Station. Jersey CITY
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels ind residences through to de>ti
nation
5. NJ. PROVOST, J. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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!. -u,MBURG.AMERTCAN PACKET CO
WHITE STAR LINE.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ sHONOLULU AND AUSTRALIAN SERVICE,
Ca rylng the United States and royal malls steamers
leave san Francisco follows , o.,
ALAMEDA THURSDAY. september -
MAK1pOSN o'tooef ~
,nd every fourth Thursday thereafter Passengers
remain over az Honolulu Through tickets lesned to all
chief point. In NewZealand and Australia. Special
JOHN d. SPRECKELS BRO,
THoS. COOK ~ SON. General Agents.
o0i and I.o2S I,roaiwa- Y san Francisco.