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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04

fraud upon the franchise. Applause2 Peaceful
are honest apd the majorties rule. put there VIII
be serious TROUBLE in this country when II comes 10
be reversed by fraud or chicane or violence TAP
plausc) -,
ton ~ r,,1oa Nos.nar,i's candidacy. the history
Of the crime and its ofo nsiveness to every sense
of honorable citizenship and SAID: so long as
things are they exist IN thls e'ec.lo,' w
rIair 1utv az o,,nrv voter IS to cast his ballot
for The reformation of the state. for the reform
alton Of abuses. for good government. for
honest elections and for a pure judiciary TAP
plause)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
OTTO KEMpvERs FRIENDS TURN OUT.

The friends Kenpner. the independent candidate
for the Assembly the vita Assembly District hold
a rousing mass-mectlhg last night az Beethoven Hall.
No. PA Tfh-st IL the last ma>s-meeting Of the
campaign. and audience present which nllcd uie
large hall completely. Standing az premium.
speeches made In German and English. The
speakers were G. II. Dettmsn william Tcmhompe, John
Fennel, Felix ScLwarzschild aud otto Kempner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
ENERGETIC MoRNINGsIDE REPUBLICANS.

The Mornineside Republican Club had an Overlooking
and enthusiastic meeting last night at liz headquarters
and thirtecnth-s and Elchth.ayc. T. " De
Mott prc sided with J. J. Ncwland secretary number
OF good sneakers present. and all listened To
mot ateni,cy and enthusiastically. Among them
Henry C. Robinson. George j. s'abnfy Charles H. Muir
raw w. NJ X oleott and Abraham Giubcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04

,.,o and no dsancctlon Maynard VIII have majority
',''o"s anu Nv ., ,re state ticket We VIII do as well
II no, better than I-'s,---ir." ,o,,
PADDY Diver oil the no. ana ana es'"pS's' n s"
i'-'"- VI ~ no, vot, for Maynard NJ. Cooker
e,,,n 70 paddy and John first prizes James j.
a"" rvr, n,strct reported the possibility o. elec'ng
gcpuoIlcan A-ssmUlyman. and the HAvii'n mayor
Guroy. admitted that there might be ''a'I',s On !"
' o, IN, nearly every man speaking Tor hl- dis
-'"'" .a ,hat thc Tamuany ticket. STATE ana local.
,o ao an even vote and receive last years majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
BprySWICK's YELLOW FEVER RECORD.

Rrunswick. Ga Nov. 3.-Twenty-four new cases
Of yellow fever were reported to-day Fourteen pa
tents were discharged No deaths were reported
onicIalIy to-day. one death, that of Jack Long =
chinese waiter, was not reported up to o'eioc.
tonight by the attending physician An aq sns
p M held this afternoon. disclosed yellow
fever. with all the accompanylng SYMPTOMS o. 90 Of
II il reported here tonight that one case "
genuine yellow fever has developed at Camp DO
tention. r.. ..o pru,swick
ca yeliew Fever Sufferers Fund. from 'Sasns,
e. and from "R. A. c." Mamaroneck' " 1"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

WALL STREET PLEASED AT THE DEAL.
No further details could be learned yesterday
as to the transfer OF the Chesapeake, Ohio and
Southwestern Railroad to the control Of the Louis
Vile and Nashville and the Illinois Central. wall
Street was gratited that the two companies worked
together in making joint purchase. instead or
bidding against each other and lighting for the
property. The two purchasing roads have large
benefit The formal transfer will not be made for
some time. Gable advices reported that the Eng
fish stockholders of Louisville and Nashville were
looking upon the transaction with more favor than
when 1t was first preached.
Louisville. Nov. 3-It is said that there is trouble
ahead for the Louisville and Nashville and Illinois
Central railroads in regard to the purchase OF the
Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern. The Consti-
tuition of Kentucky prohibits the purchase lease
or consolidation OF competing railroads, telegraph
lines etc. and as the Chesapeake Ohio and
Southwestern has been 10 some extent competitor
Of the Louisville and Nashville 1t Is thought that
the purchase OF the road Is contrary to this provi
sion of the constitution The railroad people,
however. say that there has been no competition
except to Memphis. and the road runs through
more than one State. 1t comes under the Inter-
state Commerce law. The deal puts the Louis
willie and Nashville in control of all the territory
In Kentucky between Lexington and the Tennessee
River. As the Chesapeake Ohio and southwestern
now operates the Ohio Valley line and the Falls or
Rough Roads II is presumed these roads are included
In the deal and in addition the Short Route Kali
road. running from Brook-st to Fourteenth-st., IN
this city. with all its valuable terminals. and the
depot at Seyenth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
poss cpoKERs LITTLE exhibition.

Mr. Croker had exhibition drill In the subt,rrancan
chamber OF the wigwam last evening IL was called the
meeting Of the Tamminv Committee on Organiratlop and
the boss challenged world 10 beat IT, Henry D. Purroy
presided and under Mr. Cookers instructions ordered
leaders as their district numbers called 10 get up
and dyuge Whatever weak spots there might be in their
territory Improbable a. It may seem the subbosses
after another repeatcd formula something ike thIs;
Everything ell right In my district. There sre no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
THE PETROLECM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF TN NV, N''
Ncw.York NOV. 3. 1898.
The crude petroleum market still suffers ioh 'u'
NJ the Consolidated Exchange. There were no oei"s
to-day but the closing bid % cents ~ o.l ' H,s
strong maintained and prices ruled 81 alive
cents There ore field development, " nlue S,,s the
speculation and the reaction In hnich e.ic no,tant
massage OF the Silver bill helps 10 .,nds
ventures The production OF the MeDohaiu Poo' ~
at IL, 500 barrels. a. oon,s n calloa
Refined petroleum was unehanged AZ ,'o s A., sases
I'm barrels , o. cents In bulk and oco ''ht, 'p..mem
Torcisn 0uotatons were: Antwerp, liz francs Dse"A
81 marks london. SO pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
AN OFFER FROM GREAT NORTHERN

Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. S.-Undaunted by the
failure of the Canadian Pacific Railroad to secure
an entrance to Chicago. the Great Northern is
working upon a plan whereby It will be able TO
enter Chicago from 81. Paul by the way OF the
Wisconsin Central lines At present the Great
Northern road has to depend mainly on the ST.
Paul for reaching Chicago The Great Northern
has made overtures for the leasing but for the
outright purchase from the Central OF the Chicago
and Northern Pacific the Chicago terminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
TO APPROVE THE RECEIVERS PETITION.

Philadelphia. Nov. 3.-Ceorge l.. Crawford. special
master of the Reading Railroad recevershp, Will
recommend to the United States Circuit Court
that petition of the Reading receivers asking for
the ratification of collateral trust bonds be APP
proved. At continued hearing before the master
this morning the representatives OF the New-iork
bondholders agreed to the request. and counsel for
the receivers filed decree granting the petition
with Mr. Crawford. which the latter accepted ana
viii submit IL TO court in his report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
ENTHUSIASM IN THE XXIIID DISTRICT

Good Government Club u. Of the xNIlld Assembly
prlct held largely attended meeting last night al ''S
to,ms No. 2oJ West Nneiy.nInth-st. ~ wa, repre-
senotlvc gathering Of citizens Of the West side Joh
:, ~ .o,,,. ,he nrcsident called the meeting order
lie made a short speech, and was followed by Le'n"
vinton John j. Chapman. the Rev Malcolm sha"
Iudso, Iawso and John c. Coleman. The band ana
plce club played and sang VIGOROUSLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
AN ARKANSAS RAILROAD SOLD.

Little Rock, Ark Nov 3.-The Arkansas Southern
Railroad and its entire rolling stock. Also 10000
acres of valuable pine timber land. and the milling
plants of the Southern Land and Lumber Com
pany together with stores and personal property
belonging to the company were yesterday sold
District Court; y. g. Foster and J. j. Bogley, bid
the property In for the stockholders of the land
company Sl22 900 being the price paid. The plant
IS located at Dry Run. Ark. The purchasers are
Chicago and Boston capitalists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
WEST SIDE REPUBLICANS TO MEET.

The Republican Organization Of the XX1Iid Assembly
nI.fret Will hold iass-mccng it, headquarters No
loo West Eighty ..ccondst al 8 O'Clock this evening
Addresses will e made by William NJ. X Olcott cand
date for city Judge; Colonel James farnan, william c.
Ilill and James 6. Lehmalcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
A RAILWAY LAW DECLARED VOID.

Boston. Nov. 3.-rhe Supreme Court to-day de-
cded that the interchangeable Mileage law passed
by the last Legislature. requiring that all railroads
in the State shall honor mileage books Issued by
any Of the roads, Is unconstitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04

OREGON PACIFIC TO BE SOLD DECEMBER Is.
Corvallis ore. Nov. 3.An execution directing the
sale Of the oregon Pacific Railroad was placed in
the hands of the Sheriff yesterday. December y Is
the date fixed for the sale. deposit OF 100000
in cash IA certified check will be required from
bidders. the same to be applied on the purchase
when the sale is confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04

Next Monday morning the Rev. William Eakns
OF the Newark Conference, will preach before the
New-York Preachers Meeting at their room II
the Methodist Building. No. $50 Fifth-ave The
meetings the first Monday OF the month are
open 10 the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04

one OF the results Of the recent Sunday Rest
Day Worlds Fair Congress is said to be the Or
ganzation of men in Chicago to aid in securing
Sunday as a day OF by pledging themselves
not 10 buy anything on that day Among those
taking part in that congress was the Rev. DR.. w.
w. Atterbury. the secretary of the Sabbath Com
mittee OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04

The fifteenth Episcopal Church Congress vii
begin in ChlckerIng Hall on November Il and con
tInue four days. At the request of Bishop Potter
who is now in Italy, Bishop Dudley. Of Kentucky
will preside The question. What Shall BE Done
with the Saloon?' will be discussed by DR.. Rains
ford Dr. McKim, Robert Graham and others Al
interesting programme Is announced.
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WEDNESDAY. July2
To-daS's stock market was strongly sug-
gsstise OF boar panic. Tho first prices
showed SO considerable al advance over night
that many dealers. particularly professional
ones on tho floor of the Exchange. argued that
tho Improvement was too pronounced to last
long. They seized tho opportunity as a favor
able ono to realize on purchases made during
the last few days and to put out fresh limos of
short stock. Their forecast OF tho hmm cd ate
oourse OF prices proved to be incorrect for the
early Improvement was moro than maintained.
and In tho last hour the bears became SO thor
ouGhly alarmed that thoy bid against each
other in Q wild scramble to close their
contracts
Aeonspieuous feature Of the mark OF through
out was the abssncs OF offerings Of any impor-
tanoeL The scarcity OF stocks became pain
fully plain to the short interest rs the day
wore away. henoe the active demand for them
and the shsrp Adysnoe In pTiees In tho nnai
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Electric stock ouotat,o,,
New York SIarkets.

"WEDNESDAY. Aug 2-Flour sold moro freely at strong.
er prices holders being encouraged by advance in
S Mhsat. Export. sS8,7 Ses a 4S Receipts. SO ees
sIaSds n SACKS we're 9.9tsd as fo!lows No grade
NO. extra. Si9lS$2.O6: No. extra. So Oo(sS2 20:
s stsaE ~ lbS$2+b: straghts $sSsa4o: patents.
Gxais.Whest advanced 60 owing to a rise at the
STOCK Exchange and the Chicago Board Of Trade
higher prices for liberal Exports aud
closing cables The gold imports had good feet On
Spot sales 90 900 bush go 900 for No
red o. b. anoa middle August At c. under Sc
ber No hard winter TO arrive at Nc. under septem
ger; Nc; red in store on p J.; ungradsd red
under pi ssP.ep e For Mullins. No Northern al
Chicago, 100 1876 bush; Milwaukee. 2osoo: Mime
apols 9: 53o: Duluth. s4.27s: St: LOUIS $4,000 TO.
Ne Ssw ~ Sors :s.lI5 Baltimore l.h277 rhiisdelpnH
total yesterday. 1b764is total last year I56o.IOa
Future sales 5,klO 900 bush, as follows:
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.S but @ 4, ~. .s: At. e..
sSiSesS % " 100 Ss;. seis!saS. I. ssiSs.g ssil:
r. skgec for native sidss. Latest e,sls f,s an
Y ~, dressed weight. Ard Americas rsfrieerstsd beef
s,ssay at .csnt loe 9. ,seipmsnss ts-dsy 3.S
bcever snd 10 sheen
s.s: 500 ::;s f -!
bnttermilk eaives at f9o5ad2k
wsre La2shssd Prime sheep and lambs Of Al srsdss
sheer daI sheep sold AZ ssess io6 Mi isisS. a
- SOC ss.o7k Dressed mutton dull at 76ee. y nj
dressed lambs steady at e@1lc.
R.esipts Of h0es were 5sss hesd irs}Td,ns ears
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R,

TIE kIIOKTEsT QUICKEST. AND BEST LINE TO
1.,voceAsn crsrR nNN ptsEtiI 600 c.,.pu
Arrive MONTREAL; s:55 r NJ. 6:45 A. N
Also Plattsburgh leepfng :25 r N. train for
panse ngers to Ssranac Lake Placid Paul smiths Loon
Lake &c. via Cbateaugay r. r.. the Favortte Route
the Adirondack. arriving at desn able
hour after breakfast at Plattsburgh
Fl Cortlandt
Send y cents stamps for illustrated guides maps
&C., OF Northern summer resnrtsto
j. w. bURDICK. e. r. A..
Albany, n. 7.
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Rio on the spot was dull and nominal at 16SI6hc for
No. T. Raw sugar was quiet but nrm Refined steady
but quiet. The tea sale went on lower prices for
old FormosA oolonR and Ping suey while japan Con.
MI sssaEo;,p assisa a! g7,fc ss,. being
Spirits .urpsntins guio. At sGa92Io:
'pn.t sss BIG; on Oily s9ssos closing =, oq
moved " T, Slle lard 20 to 50 points and ribs q
hay. been sold in Chicago for export Tho effect Of AL
tst Lard here wa, nrnsr SPOT sales $50 tea West.
s.7aS Future sI sa,ss we're 2So tes q for sspt..
n,1 sss hog; low NJ q and pys :!
S ca. a thSS sgm i.HSl7o. Best cheese DS
C4rIoHwin .,s OF mere general rains in TsIn, pre-
prices advanced under the stimulus OF higher stock
larger sales IN LyerpooL demand from the shorts
noticss BY Greek house. The trading was modsrate'
ri1ces Advanced to points and closed stsadr with
sales OF 81 100 bales Liverpool declined 3 poiats
closing steady with sales on the spot OF ~ bales
New Orleans advanced points and then rsoeded
cloths quiet SPOT prices here were unc hanged but
weak MiddltnE uplands &C. Sales Of 200 bales FOR eI
port and <B for spinning Southern markets nm
changed and slow. Receipts at the porrs Sal b.ies
against ao6< this day last week and 2oib last wear
Tho folio wing are to-days vans Aotiona, ~' ''-'
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dividends aud aaterest.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD co.
CHICAGO III, aug 2 1893.
Notee-A quarterly dividend Of TWO DOLLARS pc.
share has this day been declared on the preferred And
common stock of this company. payable ON the nrst
day OF next to the OF record at
the close OF business hours on the 10th inst.
The dividend shnres registered in New York will
bo paid at the once OF the compAnys agents MessrA
tuylsr. Morgan Co.. - Pine st. New York and the
dividend on shares reRiSers In Chicago Will be paid
At the office Of the Treasurer Of the company.
e. II. FOSTkR, treasurer.
ST. PAVL AND DULUTH RAILROAD
COMPANY,
80 NASSAU ST.. NEW YORK. July 10. 1893.
A dividend Of three and e.halt per cent a16l on
the preferred stock Of this pany has been declared
payable 1T this otfos and after Sept l, 1909 The
transer books Of preferred stock will be closed At
day OF September, 1894
q. q HAVEN. Jr. Secretary and Treasurer.
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but had q tendency to .tifren short. Sight
81 Is. se eHsas rom
NRisS Seqs &c sH fss
M. r 81 ssa
ds ssHg sll: s spd .ssi. .rspsl. se'
fJssiSs+;stM Francs are quoted q 5.2s ns..
Eeish.msris. sss assx for long and e3s9!
seS,I iSf a., shost: euilders' by Tor long ana
10 cents discount to par. Charleston buying,
discount: seiIns. psP to pPsma@. Nss
orleans-Bsnk. loo premium: commercial par.
Iop:nsi; Si.sHsn; . s 10
salable at better than $40 discount.
The Atchison. Topeka aud Santa Fe Rail-
81 ss az 81 Win
the same month Of last year. an ID net 81. o6s COS
5 ss ssssss sids HSS 500 90
fspHs 81 s 'sGs 81 With
ss same ma1as Of Of ~ Yssy 'nf net shssss;
ss $Ja F s%rG sho S S ssSins
x. e Sssss ss!?ss: s:ss
s an s9 81 asa Charges was
The Southern Pacific Rel ss reports sres:,
sGaap %ss 81 Ta 81 'sSe
eros. For the s r %Sps Ss June an 30
crease Of 81. O4S, $50 as compared with the oor-
a % Of and net ST.
The Rio Grande and Western Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for June OF S2lG.33S
y ySsr and 'ne
increase Of S152
The Chicago. burlington and Northern Rail-
FSPHss 81 s Wiz
she Same m99th q 2.1 last yenr and net s2172o
vG The s, Compittee on Stock List Of the New
today the ioolioSlns Securities: "'H''' "S'''
Z; 5 90 $sssS IA; gen.
isas
m ss cen, Eanrante.d gold bend, 100 COZ
%sSs 'Ss 'S'"i ;sSs
aaa ssT
Tbs tS'rl par value Of these securities is
by auction to-day al the Real Estate Exchange:
10 shsres Central Park. North and East RIVER,
share:
~ :Ss!s: Is 'ss from wo1ss ssoesS
sa sdspc bdssiSpmsnt Co Il
to-day gives the Investment value OF Govern
ment y cent. bonds during July. Tho
market price varied from H. to 10S. and tho
average annual rate OF interest realized to In
veBtors was 800 per cent.
~ The circulation statement issued by the
all classes Of money in circulation on Aug. l
over July Of SIT ,372.6Od
Treasury balances compare with those Of
yesterday as follows:
s sss ;s COM ;:s s ssss
Legal tenders, including
Treasury noteS........... is. 800. 804 1S0k3.321
Totals S12o. oee3l2 500 9su. abs
against Sill H6s, 1873 Yesterday. In addition
to the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
brll!cn l under the act Of July Il. 1890
against the same. S14s 2S3 3lS Of which S 43.-
Tabs are outstanding.
Money in London. Ht01 p cent. Rate Of dis
count In the open m arket. for both short aud
three months bills ~ 2 cent. Amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank of England
on balance to.daS flol 900 Paris adviees
exchange on London at % francs 27h CEN |
times
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03

BY William Kennedy Foreclosure sale. 1891 street
plaintin. $500
lar interior lot in the BLOCK bounded by East l2gd
end l2tth streets Fir,t aud Second avenueA 1921
1863Sx-, TO plaintiff 5000.
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1ia!. o. ssA ii! n sd.gh , ss 20 X IL
~ SS:: ohio liz t.nil.i: ssSH q r.
e. e. ..sei 20 e EsfIa II !st.i,ss -
R;. ne' ,s IN Etc., 1.'s1 e.: 90 81 90
:::e #,
h a.hs.s eSn ,ds ,i5 V Ss;s5P
s sssS Ssr Fac s IS g W. si ill., ill.,
bonds sse The n f. oMs sG ED
Railway bonds active and strong. The fea.
lures were American Cotton on ss. Chesa
see Est % "a % fo 1 Soa hSe aaa
RsnSs5 o GnsTs Electric
Richmond and Terminal IS. Rock Island sI-
tension Ss; st Louis and , sfouthTsstSrn
Denver ans GS 1sts VEST sno Rs'' as
KsnsSs and Pacific
can Cotton Oh ss. ~. % I03H: chssspssks
Psciae firsts. 2. to 53h; Erie "a c"nsols, & to to
ath d Fot woth a. and 3SPyef City
fss NsSshs s amp fss Sht0 f fs.s.f"S {. 10
jersey e" Central SH'S General Ss = 10 1887 asGE
orssHn s Is to AZ
6lg and first preference incomes. ]. to 2sS.
and Cd preference incomes. !. 70 IS; St. Louis
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Esv Yoar. Wednesday. Aug. 2-Reoeipts OF beoys,
Tor tho market. and 20 cars direct 70 sAughtsEeIl
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Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern

CONTEMPLATION.
Tho Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of New YORK
will continue until further notice to receive deposits
under tho plan OF consolidation OF bonds and stock OF
the two above railroad companies the terms hero
tofore advertised.
Further details may be obtained from the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. "a William st., New York.
the Secretary.
Dated Now York, July 70. 1893
EDWARD BRUCE. Secretary.
N. Y. Committees OF o. d n. and n. 40. S.W
Shareholders.
? WALL ST., NEW YORK.
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IxilroadG


'AMEeioA's oREATssT RAILROAD
NEWYORK
| CENTRAL IT, "a j; :!
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand
| Central Station, 42d Street; the only railroao
ftation In the City Trsjus leave ss follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$3.50 4. M World ~ .s sSno fare ~ ''n
ADIRONDACK 6 MONTREAL SPECIAL.
S33 fsu M sm d ssnf. s{Is .sd
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
9lO Fs6n:a s tsi Ss''ss
| SARATOGA - LAKEGEORGEs ST ECIAL~
92O Ts n sns: and S0s Son for
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 MGD.y Due S ..sI ns1
DAY EXPRESS.
lO:SO doe, not run Vest Of cevsisnd and bs,roM
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
lZ:OO day. wagner services DINING car. ''
sOUTHw ESTEEM LIMITED.
loo nt dai. ~ pa' qeS'Hn.4 lS'' H.
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
1:45 MsH,.ra,y only c sSn a, Cat:
EXPOSITION FLYER LIMITED).
GREAT 2o-HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS ONLY.
300 M 6onS!i. R @.sa Sa'. s.5 10 ..
ALBANY. TROY. AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL.
$3.50 .. MF NssP.. ssadrS e. as
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
MaBsy We %s,Dst S.,s,Ss. , ~ Gs
FAST WESTERN FxPkEss.
600 La. w R%s sn, s11s. dining
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
6:25 fat'.GulsS l,5 pao d hni Monsfsa
ADIKON DACK&MONTREA Ex PREss.
700 d asans Esa saS.ns S.I Sa car. Lake
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, AND 900
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
1880 Niagara MfR s. s56 D1s p1.s as e.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS SPECIAL.
S:OOp MmDis{ Psf GnGIp sa. ~
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 snv ssn 81 o ssD sn fer
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
9:l5 Cape e 1ssss &; P 1:. Chicago and
IN n fs SHsssi$S
Two through trains daily except SUNDAY, Dol T..
due Pittsdeld $50 North Adams 80 r H. $3.50 p NJ,
due rittsnsld $40. North Adams 9:lo p. NJ
FAST BERKSHIRE EXPRESS.
rs sr1Fss SeS
For nie of l,cnl trains tickets and space In seeping
cars apply AT Grand Central station. at ia 281 Ala
1855. V42 Broadway. 235 Columbus Az. SO West l25th
st.. and 13Sth st., station New York: 1913 Warrington
at. T2d Fulton st. and u broadway. E. D.. Brook!yn:
siss
westcots Express sails for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destin alton
JOHN ". TOuCEY. GEORGE n. DAEIELS
General Manager. Gen eral Pass- Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
DELAWARE I.ACKAwANNA AND
WESTERN n. II.
Citations I'm New York, Foot of Barclay and


,WEsTERN n. u.
Stations in New York, Foot of Barclay md
HTTkAiSs. Pt .EEaAN itsASHEs Z ID
Oranges summit BernLrd.vilf. Bask,ng Ridge.
bowel stanhope, Budd'. Lake. Lake .,iIopatcong.
Fsilip.saPr tasson. Water Ssp Htfoadss"TS To
BngSamten Oxford Norwich. watervilie. utiss,
kofnsid SPRING., Cortland. syracn.s. oswego.
buffalo. and'all points West. Northwest. and South:
BOO a. M.-Burnlo. Rtchneld Springs. and oswevo
E1press Pullman psrlsr cars. Connects at Buffalo
with tram for Chicago. arriving at s:4s next
s,sO A. M.-Binghamton Mail Stops at principal
1 100 r. M,-scranton. Rinxhamton. and Elmra Elk.
pres. Pullman parlOr cars
Ai1O r. M.-scranton &ilkeSbarre. and Plymouth
Bxpresa Pullman phrlor cars
5iBO r. M.-tdatly)-Bnffalo Limited Express. Pull
man tleepers Arrives at 1:l5 NJ.
0i00 +. M.-tdaiiy)-Bunalo. Richheld Springs and
Oswego Express Pullman sieepers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 10 Murray
st. ana %Se broadway TieksI. ~ ferry stations 7s5
New York. 1913 Warrington At: 726 Fulton g.. and u
Broadway. Brooklyn. Time table giving full nforma-
ton at all stationI
Westcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.