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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
LUray Camp Meeting

LURAY. VA. Sept. i-Special.-The
camp meeting at this place In charge OF
Rev. IL. NJ Wharton. ID. ID, the evan
gellst. assisted by many able and earnest
workers. was opened this morning The
camp Is In the Hurkle Grove, east Of
Luray and easy OF access. The tent
viii comfortably accommodate 5000 peo-
pie. and from the indications to-day each
service will see It filled. number OF
tents are occupied by families from a dis
tance. There is every reason 70 believe
that great good will be the result Of the
meeting.
lhe nominating convention OF the Pe0-
pies party for the Seventh district OF
Virginia has been called 10 meet In Luray
September 5th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
RI Ven Return From Prison

SANTA FE, y. NJ. Sept. by order
Of Governor Thornton. the Santa Fe
strikers. Robert Bland. william Walters,
Hollawen and Runyard, who We're sent
10 prison b. Judge Xeds for contempt
of court. IN dis0beying the injunctons
regarding the obstruction OF mail trains,
were released from the penitentary to-
day. The judge recommended thir par
don. Bland Is president, and Walters sec
Infln-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
DEsPFhATE EIGHJ.
jim and Jefr Waters. Two drunken Ala
hama Farmers, Frightfuily stabbed.

COLUMBUS. GA, Sept. IA special
from Opelika. Ala, 10 the Enquirer sun
Two white farmers, Jim and JEFF; Wa
ters. who had been 10 Opelika dur 1g
The dav drinking heavily, went TO dis
rsnutabIe house outside Of the city. where
they spent some time returning 10 town
very much intoxicated. About o'clock
thev met John Long aud another man In
n buggy The Waters brothers attempted
to pull the bride from the horse. and
desperate fight followed Both OF the Wa
ters were dangerously cut on the head,
throat and shoulders. JEFF. Waters re-
ceived twelve. and Jim nine serious knife
wounds The parties who did the cutting
got into their buggy and went home. not
Knowing whether they had killed tho
Waters or not Later the wounded men
were brought TO town IN wagon ard re,
ceiyed surgical attention. IL IS feared
that more trouble will result II the men
lie. JEFF. Waters condition Is considered
very critical.
Great excitement was occasioned In
town, where the parties are Wei known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
A Lad Killed While Cunning

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The opening
Of the shooting season In the eXtens We
Potomac marshes to-day, a great occl-
sion To all local sportsmen. was marked
by a fatal accident. Benjamin Sweeny.
seventeen year-old-messenger in the
Weather Bureau went cunning n,ong the
Virginia shore. and while leaning aga nst
his gun the hammer fell and a charge
OF shot entered his side, causing death
in a short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
yarious Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The manage
ment OF the Texas state Fair to be held
at Dallas commencing October 10th and
ending November 4th. has extended
through Col. ". q. Sterrit an invitation
to Mr.. Cleveland 10 honor Texas with his
presence on this occasion.
Rear-Admiral Walker. fresh from Homo
lulu. says that there appears 10 be no
change In the sentiment OF the white peo-
Die of Hawaii in favor OF annexation t.
the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
Death Of the Owner of the Galatea

LONDON, Sept. i,-Lieutenant HEM
of the Royal Navy, owner OF the cutter
Galatea, which sailed against the May
suddenly to-day al his residence In XII
dysart. Ireland, lie was taken III while
aboard the Galatea at Dartmouth. His
condition was not ,,ISg,ISid regarded as serious.
BODY supposed that he was I'M danger.
Shortly after landing he died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
Fire at umier.

CHARLESTON. :. c.. Sept. IA spe-
cial 10 the News and Courier from Sum
ter. S. c., reports the burning this morn
ing Of the notion store of Deschampes
Bros Loss on the store. $1,000: Insurance
slO,JJO Store Of Renibert Marshall q
Co.-loss on stock. $1,000: insurance
5000 Freeman Printing ohlce-loss 81 400
Insurance $500. w. H. Yates-damage 10
stock, 5000; fully covered by insurance.
The fire IL attributed 10 the explosion OF
a lamD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
ARRANSAs COUNTRRFhIIERs
A Dangerous Gang Arrested In Tha,
State

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Sept. THE
largest and most dangerous gang Of
counterfeiters ever organized In this
country has been run down and broken
up by United States Secret Service de-
tectives. The headquarters OF the gang
was at Bodicaw. Nevada county, and
was composed OF about twenty men, ten
Of whom have been arrested and are
now In the penitentiary awaiting u pre-
liminary examination. Those now m Gus
tody are. Gsargs Vat.ht a cattle deal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02

NORTH BAY. ONT, Sept. IA party
Of cancers belonging 10 Chatham ont
consisting OF -. N. Christie. bafrlster.
Arthur Northwood. science master. in
the owen Sound Collegiate Institute. and
George Rispin, who left Chatham thre I.
river. have been drowned at the head OF
Lake Nipissing. Two OF the bodies ami
the canoe have been recovered by a
party OF explorers In that district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02

er; James McNatt, general storekeeper.
and Berry Huckelby. Jack Smith, Mose
wesley. Charles Deloney, Riley wis.
Sam Ferguson. Dave Nichols. and VIII
liam Steel. prominent farmers
The counterfeit consisted of dollars,
halves. and quarters. and are the best
that were ever made. Several thousand
dollars OF the spurious coin was CIR.
culated in southwest Arkansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
CASHIER MURDEkBD
Aud the Bank Robbed by Three Masked
Men, Who Escaped

SALINA. KAN, Sept IA report
reached this city this afternoon that
three men entered the bank at Tescot,
fifteen miles north Of here. killed the
cashier and secured considerable money
in cash and notes. The robbery is report
ed as occurring soon after the bank open
ed for business. The men entered the
bank together and ordered the cashier to
dive up the contents Of the vault. Upon
refusing he was instantly shot and killed
a posse has been organized, with Sheriff
Anderson In command, which started
soI,tn after the robbers. The amount OF
money secured is not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
ABIsHOP IN COSrEnPJ.
Issued by the District Court
Against Right Rev. Richard seann@i.

OMAHA, NEB.. Sept. I.-.Iudge r. Y;
Scott. OF the District Court, has issued
an attachment for the person OF Right
Revertnd Richard Scanned. Bishop. OF
the Roman Catholic Diocese or Omaha,
for contempt OF court. The action grows
out OF the removal OF the priest Of St
PsluIs church b. the Bishop. Judge scott
the Bishop fIom interfering with the
conduct OF the church, pending a hearing
Ia the court Jud9a Scott u a strong MEM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
Editor Bryan Now.

OAIOHA, NEB.. Sept. l.-Ccngressman
w. j. Bryan, In assuming the editorial
chair Of the Word-Herdld, editorially an
nounces that the paper Will preach the
gospel of tarin reform and unlimited
free colnage Of gold and silver, at the
ratio Of Is TO ]. lie promises that the
paper will be an active and vigorous
champion Of the interests Of the people.
that ii will night for principles. and avoid
personalities He names Richard L. Net
calfe. Of Omaha, as his successor in
CONGRESS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
A inr ) 1900 Ballofs

PARIS. TEXAS, Sept. l.-crawford.
the Democrats ,,s' ,e9a,g,easional ny, convention
pa. haa iast night. leaving the field open.
nsyid B. Culberson. aon OF the present
ine,mbent. was then dominated by ac-
clamntion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
len Prisoners Escap,.

MARION. IND. Sept. 1.-About 2 this
morning about ten prisoners confined In
the jail here sawed the bars OF their
cells and unlocked the doors They sue
ceeded I'm getting out Of the building, and
escaped the darkness. Among the number
are several noted crooks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
Na,ni Ofllcrrs Detnchrd.

WASHINGTON, Sept. i.--All the off,
GERS OF the United States practice ship
Monongahela and Bancroft were detscha
ed to-day and ordered 20 dlty al the
Naval Academy. The vessels will be
placed ont - commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
The Government Representative

w N.. 81 post er- (;ane,sff o., HiIu ,i
been designated by postmaster-Gener
RisgeIl as the representative OF the Post
a,ice department on the board OF man
agement OF the governmental exhibition
AZ the Cotton states Exposition. to be
bsld at Atlanta, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
Presidency Of the lake Shoreand Michigan

CLEVELAND. ONO. Sept l.-Gen. d..
W. Caldwell, president OF the Nickle
Plate. viii. II the fates are kind be the
next president or the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad. IL is beyond
doubt that the position has been offered
him and is under consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Sept. i.-For
Virginia Fair. southeast .f south winds.
For North Carolina: Probably fair.
except lisht showers on the coast. east
winds, slightly warmer In interior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
Ex-Governor Kirkrood ps,a

DIES MONIES. IOWA. Sept I.-samuei
J. Kirkwood, iowa's war Governor, and a
member Of Hayes cabinet. died at Iowa
City this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
w.scv oc ruv rur,.0 0on srrx

Following was the range OF the ther-
mometer al The Times Office yesterday:
. A. NJ. ~; ~ NJ, 81: u. NJ. ~; y
y. NJ. 70: D =. NJ. 20: midnight. IL
Average, 10 t-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
SELLERS or LhAF rOBACoO
new Regulations Issued by Commi. sioner
MIllsr-Dr rbt hfAtnment

WASHINGTON, j. c., Sept 1.-Internal
Revenue Commissioner Miller to-day is
sued a circular to collectors Of Internal
revenue, Settling forth the new regulations
auOpIed by me Treasury Department 10
govern the packing OF leaf tobacco.
lie regulations provide that "ull per
sons selling lear tobacco, except farmers
and falser5 who sell their own product
must qudiiiy as manufacturers OF to-
DaccO In the manner prescribed IN sec
uon $50 OF tho Revised Statutes a.
amended by section II OF the act OF
March !, 1872 ana I'm subsequent sections
relating 70 the manufacture OF tobacco
and must conform TO the REGULATIONS
established January 1892. concerning taxes
and such Leaf tobacco. so regarded a.
manuIactured tobacco, must be put up IN
packages such az are prescribed in SEC
ton S5g2. Revised Statutes, AZ amended
by section IL OF the act Of March !, 1879,
and by the act Of January 9, 1883. FOR
hne-cut chewing tobacco and all other
kinds Of tobacco not otherwise provided
fOr tO-wit: In packages containing one
ounces. or In wooden packages contain
ing ten, twenty forty or sixty pounds
EACH marked as prescribed for such
wooden packages in said section as
amended, and with the caution notice
prescribed by section 8. act Of March 3,
1883. amendins section 1854. Revised
packed and marked. is sold or removed
for use II shah be subject to the tax
Of six cents per pound, and stamps there
for shall be affixed and cancelled I'm the
manner prescribed for like packages OF
fine-Cut chewing tobacco"
THE DEBT sTATEMEST.
The debt statement issued this after
noon. shows a net decrease in the public
debt, less cash IN the treasury. during
August, Of STAGE.
The interest-bearing debt increased $50,
non-intearest-bearing debt decreased s9l,-
977. and the cash IN the Treasury in
creased &0S2.7l5
The balances of the several classes OF
debt at the close OF business August 3lst
were: Interest-bearing debt, S,-5, ,0i2 so
debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity $l,A3l, ,i5O debt bearing n0n-in-
terest. $j7s 1851 5s3 Il totals lOl6,T42OlS7
The certificates and treasury notes on
set by an equal amount Of cash In the |
Treasury outstanding at the end OF the |
month. were {Ol5.&J0,J72. "a decrease of |
s, GO. .757.
The total cash In the Treasury was |
$16l lO3.SJ7 The gold reserve was $55 2l6.- |
$40. Net cash balance, 81 so, ,lI. n. In |
the month there was an increase IN |
gold coin ard bars Of 500. .033 the total az |
the close being Sl20 500 on the suplus |
there was IN national bank repositories |
$l7 ,S5o'h against tl7. .4GG. l5G at the end OF |
the previous month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
COUNT PdkIS' CONDITION.
1t Is Uuchanged.-Oueen Victoria inquiries
About Him

LONDON. Sept. l--Dispatches from
StOwehOuse this morning say the condition
OF the Count Of Paris is unchanged. He
is able 10 converse with hts family at
times, and 10 take q little nourishment.
but very weak. The Queen, the Prince of
Wales, and many OF the foreign diplo-
mats or the court OF ST. James have
Counts condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-16
EXCITING CHASE AFTER 4 CAB.
WHEN THE POLICEMAN FINALLY OVERLOOK IT.
HE FOUND IT EMPTY.

HE FOUND IT EMPTY.
Peter Kelly. aged twenty-seven cap-orNei' u
Cermon;-ave Brooklyn. and Policeman JUN,
OSu,livan of the East Thrty-hfth-st. stat'on nau
an excl,,ne race on Saturday afternoon. In when
the cab-drver was defeated O'Su.ivan saii ne was
an Lexington-ave at $3.50 on Saturday AFTERNOON"
~hen two sty,ishly dressed women came up to him
and excitedly tod him that n man in cap' Jus,
around the corner in Thirtieth-s, had insuited
them O'Suliivan hurried around the corner IN time
to see cab rafting down the street. inc dFNer
flashing his horse vigorously. the pohce'"an io'-
,oy.d nm foo, 70 Fourtr-ave He stable
keeper whom he knew exercising spirited morse
Explaining the situation in word oHu'"Va"
took the rig and started after the disappearing eau
The driver of the latter saw the pohceman i"o'e
and piled the lash with renewed energy. Then TO-
,owa5 an exciting trial OF speed. Down Fourth
ave 10 rwenty-nnth-st., to Third-ave.. TO twenty
eirhth-st to Second-ave, to SiXteenth-S'' u
Avenue A few the cab. with the lght wagon
close second. Just the cab was ABOUT 'uiH'"s
down Avenue A O'Su.livan refined In ahead anu
cut off his flight. The policeman jumped ioI t.'e
door OF the cab. and was surprised 10 hNu I've
,oh,c,e unoccupjed He arrested the driver for
reckless driving He said his passenger jumped
out and ran away as he was passing twenty
sixth-st in Second-ave.. before oSui.Van hau
turned the corner of Twenty-eGhth-st
When taken 10 the station-house the drlVer eN-
o,ained that al Forty-second-st ana Lexington
ave a well-dressed s,ght-bui.t man OF thirN-nNe
ar tbereabouts accosted him. He was somewhat
intoxicated and took seat inside the can. Al
Thrtieth-st he said, he stopped in the shaoe 10
rest his horse While waiting there. he said, TWO
young women came along He heard his passenger
sneak TO them but could not hear what ne saiu;
Then the women hurried away. and his iare ca.,td
inst a. fast as his horse could run Kelly was
fined S for reckless driving, which he paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE
n Y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN Ry

Trains leave foot OK west f~us- rs too"s' IL MINUTES
FraDkin-st
A a m Tor West Cornwall. Lakes Mohonk and Ain,
newoska and Waikiki Valley stations Mddletown
Bloomingburg Enenylle, Fasburg Liberty, CareondaA
Scranton Walton, Delhi. sidney. New-Bern. Norwich
Utica, Oneida. Fulton Os"ego. =. ..
NH a m daily for West Cornwall M!ddetovn
Blooming burg WuIsboro. Euenville MonIaindale Eais
tirg Uurleyville, Liberty Falls Liberty, White Lake.
Is ~ m. saturdays only for Mddietown. Blooming.
bars Wurtsboro Elienville. Mountaindaie Centrevls
fa7sburx Hureyyile. Liberty Falls. Liberty ParksylA
livingston Manor. Rockand
q Is o. m. for Lakes Mohonk. and Ninnewaska, Stony
Ford Mlddetown. Wurtsboro Elenville. Mountsindl%
nfreyle Fallsburs. Hureyville. Liberty Falls. Liberty
Parksyllle. Livingston Manor . 49, .
30 D. m FOR West Cornwall, orr's Mills. Meadow
p-ook Campbell Hall, Stony Ford. Crystal Run. Mid1e
torn Bloomin gburg. Wurstb.1ro. Eenviile.
IS % m. daily for Mddetown, Bloomingburg. Falh
burg Liberty Livingston Manor, Walton. Sidney. Nor.
vIch Oneida, Fulton. Oswego Niagara Falls and points
west Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining chair cs
10 Chicago without change.
Tck.ts and Pullman Drawing Room at 81 Broad
way New York j. g ANDERSON.
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,,,, yopx AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.

~rrw.yopK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
n summer Schedule in effect July ist iss .tovs ~
For Redbank Long Branch Elberon ocean ,reasan,
h,v PARK Belmar Spring Lake. and Point iieass "A
trains leave Cort;andt and esorosses st.es ony
80 $40 s3:io except Redbank. +;2o $40. 'o' "
SUNDAYS Sis .0:t5 m. 5:lo y. m - 49, u.ihankt
sT%sins leave foot Ilberty-st +:So $3.50 ITO hsn'ix
sis 1880 ell 80 a. M 'i20 saturday sn Un SD
.2.i5 $3.50 400 's.U 'o'Sc' o'io - IL" '''
a. n. l'30 100 D. M . a.. ,..o,. and Asbuf1
sunday trains DO not stop at ocean 1fo'e "" -.
Park
Denotes express trains rRRh
RUFUS BLODGETT Supt n q Il; " IRWIN
J. r. WOOD. H. - u - ~ n J.
a p A. Penns. r. T. q. r A. c. H. W. Vi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO II. H

Fast EApIess IIaus ~ ,,,NrTNNkTL
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, CHlIAGO -
ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WE" 1ES Tins
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL ~ For Gil:
cAGo iso and - Is might Tsr PIrT sT itSts
p M M. 600 D. m For WASHINGTON, BAIT AZ ssnh
a m al 80 q; Dining Car, 80 5% rs nisht AZ
trains run daily eisep' For S2RfIEShN
Line 80 m. *. sun FOR nv pviinan SesT
Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga through ru'"-
M ffs Sar o a ~. ssi .is li.o Bwsy 81 s
900 Grand-st,. n \; q, Fu,';N,-' D' -
Nsw-York Transfer Co VIII call 90 ana '"'~-
from hotel or residence to destinataon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-16
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42i st. Station. New-York as fa'
$3.50 4. VI. Daily. Local Buffalo. Sleeping caf
New-York Bcomyiile Sundays only can be oes'
$50 4. VI. Daily local TO Albany. for CatsGi Moua.
tains and Saratoga. PaTlor car 10 Albany. sundays
DIS A. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Utica, Rocss:
saturday tor Toronto 1T,
A.-iI.U0 A. VI. Daily. except Sunday. 10 Bioomyl,:
and Caiskill Mountains New Paltz. Lakes NJ honk ana
Mlnnewaska. Psrlof 10 Bloomville and New Iatk
B-1I.35 A. VI Daily excep. sunday; e catskll Noun
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George PaTlor cars
Boomyll. Saratoga and Caldwell. =.
lis 4. VI. Saturdays only. Half-Holiday Special T"
Catsk,il Mountains. ParlJr car attached. 49,, 49,.
C-;is4O 4. VI. Daily except Sunday % CaskiN Moan'
talns New Paliz Lakes Mohonk and ewaska. AZ:
100 i. VI. pary. exsep, sunday. FOR Albany.
Bis u. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Ciica. Srt
cuse Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto 10
trot Cleveland. Chicago AMI 81. Louis. Al,
G.,O p. VI. Daily. excsnt sunday FOR Neweurs; AZ
.I5 r. NJ Daiy except Sunday Utica syracus.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleepnscar passense"
SIS r. N. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochs.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit, Cs'~
A ID. c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Alooo. BpaS
a. m. C3o0 y. m. Jersey City. r. X K Station. Aio"
Bli. 20. 90 p p. "a.
FOR tickets time tables. par,or and sleepnsea a.
commodaiions apply city Offices Brooklyn and NJ Ne.
York and At stations. Time tables at principal hoHA
Vanderbilt-ave New York
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5tbooI Asentlee.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Teachers. Tutors Governesses
&C.. Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. NJ ]. YOUNG-FULTON. .; Union Square
GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors
n ieachers etc. In all depts recommends
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Railroads.
p PENNSYLVANIA.


AU&AAAAAoO&AOs
f HF f JGr. and ISL fo nss.
1880 Af SEHN sFfas1G cfl e SEfp.syY
Drawing and State Room Sleeping Dining snoaS'::::
s GS:,'s2s c.5i 1@1s'' ssess' A .as ,s:
Pill. and ssaso an" ar R@ps n Cars e
o:S$ Ely: %EsTER' ExrRHss Pullman s.s,
az T. s6tTaw fs!fiss S;Ss
c ssS 5Ss5sss,
$50 lig' paci isfepd Ri5RRss .,.
%x$Srs$ the s' .s,,a
$40 Congressman Limited. ali rarlor and Dsss
s$n 6 81 "!ns sa &c E n M si
' iSs az; ~.
800 p a' fssRs td to apd osS SS
5s,;Ssf 5;;Rs sS PSss 81,
Tampa 5aesso"y. and NJ 800 p''si'; s
FOR ATLANTIC a CITY ,:5o p. NJ weekday VA
ror h6 c%n MMY rf o A. H. 100 and 2o P w.
B:nssh AsSur y 6af io Ocean H. "a
agr1 @y:aS Ga2 S saS sG s s 81 IL
DO not stop at Asbrry Park and Ocean Grove sus.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Erpress $40 7:20 g. $40. b. $50 10 Pern'a EimhsM
io:i0 II a. M 1890 l. 2:io 3, 4. 4:ao 5. g. TW3
d. 1:,S S,'S s'sS's' sSS ~
Ts.: 80 u. r. ... Is1 sr: sst az: "a &c.
Dssbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. Court Street -
ton Of Fulton Street. Brooklyn: Station. Jsryg
City
The New-York Transfer Company will call for II
check baggage from hotels and residences through Z
s N PROVOST. J. r. WOOD.
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S2ll. RIVER Lime

GALL. RIVER Lime
DOUBLE SERVICE. steamers PRISCILLA. PChiIAN
PILGRIM ara PROVIDENCE In comm ssion; spiehaiid
cr,hes,fa oL Zach Leave NewiOrA from Pier Is tOld
MOI y. IL. foot u MurRy-st at 80 MI
$40 D. VI, week days and sunday for ran i'a'er
direct, connecting with express train due Boston ooo
A VI This steamer touches at Newport MONDAY MORN
lngs only al 2 10 49,. -. MI
G,,O J.. IL. week days only for Ne~por, and Eau
River dnekewpor, 900. Fail River 40 A NJ, connect
Ink v'i.h u ross train due Boston 900 A. NJ >
For Quaint Cap. Cod odd Colony Resorts ICON,
,or1,g i.t Of hotels and boarding hOusesl. and FAN
Riy.r Line rate folder send cents In stamps TO r "
"a 4 Now IDr
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Oceau Steamers.
STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.

..,.,.,,. ,o,v. or "ALBANY"
Daily except sundays. . =.
r~axe Rrooklyn Fulton-st. (by Annex. q a.
New-York Desbrosses-st. Pier. ........e:@U 4"
New-York West 22d-st. Pier. ............s
For ALBANY. landing At fonkers Wes. tymS.on
Refirnine leave Albany at $50 A. NJ.
WEST POINT NEWBiRGH. and PoUGHKEEPsIE.
down Day Boat ~, 70 n
RHINEBECK 10y ferry, with ulster anu De" ~ "
fcr resorts Of the Catskilis. -.-,-,, ~. ID ID
CATSKILi.. with special trains on the Nd'Sn''' '" " "
and Otis Eievating Railway. a.. Mast.
ALBANY with trains for Niagara Falls ana me "s end
Poston and the East: Montreal and the North' anu
with special trains to and from SARATOdA. 49,.
The New YORK Transfer COMPANY VIII cah io' a
check baggage from hotels and residences
WYNN MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-16

STATIONS I'm Ncw-YOrk foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT.
THE ORANGES summit Bernaidsvllle. basAins
ton bower stanhope. BuDDS LAKE. LAKE HO-
PAICONCi Haokc ttstown bCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Washington. PHIILIPSBURG. EASTON. wATEJ
GAP STKOUISBuPG. Plcono Mountains. SCRAN
ION PiTTSION. WiLKESBARRE NANTICOKE
DANVlILE NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose BIN0.
HHMToN. OXFORD NORWICH. Naterville. UTICA
NiCIFiEID SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE o.
WEGO ITHACA. OwEGO ELMIRA. CORNING.
BATH EVANSVILLE. BUFFALO and all points
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
40 A M.-BiNCfIAMTON Mall Stops at principal
goo A. 0M-nuFrALo SCRANTON BINoHAMroN
UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and
OSWEOO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Pnror Cars Con-
meets Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving 020
100 p M~sCRANToN BINGHAMroN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman paror
400 T. M.-SCRANrON, WILkESBARRE and PI.YM-
OUTH EMPRESS Pullman paror cars -
.:2O p. NJ tDaiiy)--BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON and ELMlRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
Buffet Sleepers Arrives at 7.i5 a. -
900 p. NJ (Daily)-BUFFAilO, SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON, RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OS-
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At "a
Murray-s and 49, broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
1s6 and ei2 broadway SO West i23thst 273 Columbus
NewYork. 33s and 726 Fulton-st and u Broadway
BROOKLYN Time tables giving full information at all sta
tons
wEsTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination