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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 22-Whelt Lower
cash and 51s+ cents; December 50'
May. $3.50 cents. Corn-S' esdy; lower
ca sh - cruIs; De,eu b-r. A. cents Jan
nary 49,; May, 45$. az c-nfs Oats
Lower; Sh and y vembsr - cents
May 80 = I35 Pork-DuIl; jobbiug sl2 -.
I.ard-Lower; steam 80 -: choice - -
LetG-L1wer, 81 20 asked; Sn-iJrr-DuI.
8. l2js. Flax seed-HigEer. Si4j
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COTTON MARKET.
New O-laaQa,

New ORLEANS, Nov 22.-Cotton-Steady;
s1Ies spot. $500; receipts. l3 80; exports.
Great Britain. 3 100: cnHtIn-ut 400:
c0astwi.e, $3.50: stock, SD. 81 Futurss
Steady; sal-s, lO7 800; November, IS Il
biz; December, s. 20,G5 q; January. 50 la
5.25: February. S5.3Od5 81; March, 81 361
D 81; April s. 42g5i3; May SAG AZ;
June $500 %; July S5 5si95 50: August
So C3T5 Ia
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Everhart Challenges All Corners.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. - Jack Everhart,
champion lightweight fighter of England,
today issued challenge TO fhe world for
it, championship 10 fight him for from
81 00o tc $40 600 before any respectabl club
i'm the United States The chslienge bars
nobody and prefers Jack McAulffe.
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6. S9I: No. I. 35Ea.3-16; No, S. 31z@u-I6,
No 9 3 1863; NJ. %. 5000 -I6; n" II.
3 5-l691l: ". l2. Sj.G7-l6; No. u, ). To-
off 4. 33-I6Cd46-lO1: Standard A. 3 IL 100
AZ: confectinuer, \. 3 i5-i694S; cut loaf,
i5sG5 Lilo; crushed. i55G5i 10; powdered.
45-l6@}s; granuisted. 4l-l694; cubes,
i5-i6d -
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INDIAN JUDGES.
rhe Sioux Have Three of Them, and They
Have Some Funny Cases

Sioux Indians in North Dakota have
1 court Of their own. in which three
Judges dispense justice They hold
court in a large tepee emblazoned
With many colored pictures of horses,
,"lS and eagles. Big Name. Black
E.N and Sam White Bird are the
Judges They wear store clothes, and
Judge Name sports watch and chain.
They are at liberty 10 call court for
any hour OF the day they see fit. When
session OF court is called the Indian
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-Te1der-Hearted DaEsel-"T link
fishing i cruel The ides % putting :
vo-rn 20 ne torture q having q hook
run through hira j. awful - a~ 20
W.therov-''I: doesn't hurt ne sy0rrn. -
Tender Hearted Dam SCI How do you
know Wi-he-by How Wax. I've
uu: worms on hools DOZENS % tines
and ue-e- heard a au-nur from &c -
-saEz-
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How snrr.r. /. Rc.trictea in Canada.

The Canadian restrictions on suffrage
are peculiar. In order % he entitled g
vote. not only must one - male Brit
ish subject. twenty-one years 81 age,
and have lived N the dominion q. least
. year. but he must also have been The
owner of real estate OF the occGpier =
rented house or business property fo-
the same time Il Ae owns real estate
in a city s, must De worth three hum
Gred dollars. z n town two hundred
dollars and z elsewhere one hundred
and if.v dollars II he neither owns
real estate nor occupies res. estate a. 4
tenant. he can vote 2 he earns three
hundred dollar yeer. o- = ne - the
son ~ farmer ~ real e-,ats owner
and i've q, his fathers home An IL
come voter l. uo; required a. al othe-
voter, are - I've yea "A toe district
where he wants - vote. bat can regis
ter a. any time Albany IlLe> [ mon
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS WEAK,

CHICAGO. Nov s3.-Weakness again
WAS IN full possession of the cattle market
Influenced by receipts of $4,000 head OF
Gsttle in two days The decline for the
last two days amounts TO 20325 cents 10
fair 10 good steers aud TO l0@l5 cents in
other descriptions. Natives quoted at s.
@2.35 for poor 10 choice COWS and bulls, AT
SOB - for stcckers and feeders and al
S23J9i.25 for common TO extra steers
Western rangers were salabls a. 81. 500
% ami Tex1ns wers taken Oh basis OF
Sl.23d4 % for poor 10 choice.
hogs receipts for today We're about AS
COO head. Although the early market
showed little strength the prevailing
tone WAS we K The extreme top of the
market was 81 S7}5 Tlere was only Que
trade NJ that prIce and very few at over
81 30G4 30 for light
The sheep aud lamb market were fat
There was Very little Gem nd and the sup
ply was lsrg-. The few lots sold showed
a loss OF 100 . cents in sheep aud of 15G
% cents in lambs. The former are now
quoted Al 81. 15d 3 10 for inferior to choice
and the latter At 81. s593S5.
R-cei pts-CatTl-. Is. go; calves. 500; hogs,
10, go; sleep, IA coo
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Won the American Field Cup.

BURLINGTON. Ia. Nov. 22-J X Hale Of
Yarmouth. Ia. won the shoot Tor the
American field cup today, smashing forty
eight out Of fifty clay pigeons.
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He fNel com Ple;eiy p-ost-s,-1-
I WISH ye-. dad She-'-H Vel why
5on't yoE e. Ee sea6 .sE dOci0.E -
IHaz1>A 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23

The peljcan's Pouch i its game
bag. II stores the fish IN the pouch,
and. when il has captured enough.
goes 10 land and devourS them st its
leisure
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St Louis,

ST Louis, Nov 22-Cot' on, - Firm
middling. ) Sic cents; sales. $50 bales: re-
c-ipts, 900 bales; shipments. 5000;
stocks 81 800
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St. Louis Grain.

On the Produce exchange 70 lay tHa batter
market was firm; creamery, 1stIJ-; dairy
l2a222. E.Ss-Steady. .uA-L
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
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TO Want Columns - Daily Paper tel
ycr where II rnvs 70 advertise
Y ycU have anything 20 SUN, SILL,
TRADE OR GENT, try these Columns
sS Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taken Tor les than o.
Gre line advertisements charged same
Iato - two lines.
lrice~ given urte- classified uead~ n this
column applicable ONLY - local advertise
= ents. \o foreign advertisements taken a.
above rates.
Answers 20 advertisements sent IN care %
Tie FAGLR office should b called for within
Ter DAYS after Insertion When a'iver; iss =
wish replys forwarded - them stamped ellv-l-
olts must beSeut.
Reference 10 former al vert ise'Ii, nts shcuii
give description and date ~ insertion or copy
IL he s.iVv-tiSe:re,.t -itou.d be semi
Not ICsQOrSi bic FOR advertisements given
- discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements VIII - scents
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L. live. H-3t- / -sSITpiu-ut-
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Alexander Pope, when boy. spez,
much OF ms time IN the counting room
ct nlS father. Iyna was : merchant
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Sugar

NEW YoEE. NOV. - Sugar Rsv
..u.!. refined sugar. GUST e. dc ,ae-. ~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23
WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA, Nov. g.
HOGS.
Hog Market-lo 10 Is cents higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
Thefollown. are the representative sales o.
hors at the Yards today
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. Nov. % Government bonds
firm. State bonds dull railroad bonds
81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23

The Nightingale says begins hls
song sottlr- like q weIi-J-siue1 orator.
80 gradually svells 20 climax
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Chicago Market
Opened. Highesr Lowest. Closi

CHICAGO, nov -.
The market today experienced tho FOLLOWING:
range OF prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23

OMAHA. Nov 2-Cattle-Receipt 5000
Cattle ruled Weak on rather discouragiug
news from Chicago. Taere was no out
side demand and ON beef steers trade ruled
slow. The good style fi-shy feeders sold
At fully steady prices. HoRs-R.ceipts
5000; the heavy AMI heavy mixed hogs
sold largely at 81. 40G4 AGO. AMI the light
and light mixed stuff At 81 00@4 II. The
bulk OF the trading was aJ 81 40@.4 30
Shcep-Receipts 100: the supply was light
and the quality indifferent. There WAS
no change in the MARKET, prices ruling
firm. Native mixed - 30.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. 22-Cattle-Re.
ceipTs, 100; shipments. 4 600. Market
lower. Texas steers, 81 50dS Is; Texas
cows, SL9JG225; beef steers, s. OJ&
$50; native cows. 81 O0@3 80: stock-rs
and feeders, s2.50Q365; BUS and mixed,
SL50G300. HoXs-R =csipts, L, 300 Mar
keL s-troug TO cents higher. Bulk of
sales. 81 3034 30; heavies. a 356i 60: pack
ers, 81 30d46J; mixed, 81 2od4 10; lights.
$500 -; workers., 81 20Gi .25; pigs, s. O0@
3 80. Sneep-ReceIpts, 300, shipments
2OU. Market unchanged.
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fOE SALE-u,,ceIameoa..

J|OE sALE-A BILLIARD TAHiF snTs.
.ta r-. rss -ea. le $50 ..- : .fr ard -
otn@r avu--ag.i -sal- 2 30 y 81 ..f go .slar b.
tween 10 80 !! = ~ hpr-- p. r-t fl.s.-asf- 20.
ratssL -hei- Apply oa .rrll--sa- - - HIssa
ave
FOR -GLF-t TlCys JERSEY Uf. rH cow
u l-. .--. BARGE. c. ear1sf ~ D-'-s 20
Pine We sac 81
10 -aLs-EFJ EuaH -rIIE gttPsfs.
L e--.-- st.sas s-- DIR '-r-.i-Fr. el-4s e
5 eaie- 90
Los -trE--FroTr Ht.D coz y .re
Il g-s-rsi ia Sos go r. -- fzl -
10. .f-I I.f-11 a.sa BrE.5-
-. Sal. -urE g.. r... HARD gl, D.. llf ..e-
I ~ -e ere -a.s fs-- 1888 ar ar-<
I.0z 49, faE4s-rp0 q 8.-.5.t. FB.s.
4 g-rsr 49, 2. a. ear-a--. -..- A. l=elr.--.
10" -ILt-Fstn - ~ t..-a 81 CO.'S
L sH- L--e--- --4--- ,-r- l -.t.s
10 -Aff -i-aiaN cay Fa-
I-,5= -sl.. CHfAF-Elr. us E-.st..s. .r.-J
II -. Iall t-+ go e-tE --ile- ~
- -sLT-AlL Ef-r- - sEE - 81
t--f a.. rfaras r- s-..z la-- ---e
IL a ~ - ora N..l. = - ..--.-. i.a.ss-v
-. -sL.-Ts. so-l1 .EE g ata
4 r-~ --- .lt rf- -r-
81. sl~-r - 80 ~ - So
- -tL- os IA r-f gLs
4 SAD
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II 0-1-SpIsIH oF FAiUHHrNr C1II.fGE pE
IL Monde Iar- AID uh-ta n.Hat- l.lff re-
t..rl 90 tt.- 1f1Cs sf.1 re.sIrs reaa g. % -
ssl-a ItssfuSD IsH FhH Ef.s rTG-
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CATTLE.
Cattle-Market steady.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES

following are the representative sales %
ca Ie at the Yards tohnX-
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A GTNTS WANTED o. To SILL NY BOHE-
"A man glass writing Teus. fhvy VIE on cloth.
ralher u. any ai1d Of paper without ,rfmg tear
fl o. spatt-I In- 90 Iuk. send scr sample pm. %
ceuts post paid Liberal terms 70 aga A. re-.
Gen ID \ Alien. manufactures. kiHgf-Act, U. 7.
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IiiSGIIi An roe y

JIING ~ 4. a y roc y
IENNE~S MILLER MAGAZINE. MONTHLY.
- Publisher price 81 81 YEAR. Mr. J.. - Garter.
~ T. Dou-!a. I'VE viii furnish q Tor lulir q
time at SIC year. % *
DEN GUITARS EANJG>, MANDpIIN~ OF
Ia Barn - & Ney.tost b. sis r Lougits llstf
WE HAVE BUYERS FOB BpTTOM IA -.
county; also vacant lot. On Sotth side. IsrseI
ErG-. Ws--
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trans leave u West 4-l-sL. oo"s, 10 MINUTES
earlier from FranKlin-st. -. ...., VII,
z T. stations M!dt.ei0wn. Elenfl.e. Fa;solrg Llos;y
Carbondale. scranton Walton u-.ai sidney Nor"ea
l,ica Rome oneida. Fulton OsNego
3i5 " exert sunday sultan GO p IVES W.. I.'
town Fllentine Mountain Dale. Cenrevhie. Fasog.S,
Hreyylle Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parks'l!e ard Il"
ingst0a Manor. m. --vL....
IS p 81 daily. Miidet3wn. SiTni;yii. Faysseurs
liberty Livingston Manor. Rockand, walton, scney'
Norwich. oneida. Fulton. Osweg3. Niagara Falls peroii
Chicago
-'N"e ~ J. C ANDERSON G. A,
SO Bsayer-st New-York
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kailroaos.
p pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.

ri %ssS
1880 A. rESSSsYLvANIA Lf & IrTaRibS1rf
ana SIS cnsuns, sss lH'f e. and NJ .y
200 r. W. tHicHGo AS6 81 ZOE EGTi sag EXPIRES.
vii. and s esoas and Ra's Ga t. 81
coo fsyii p 80 e. w * Ghc%s2 49, st.
4s E. w. s. fsf3 ass
Slipping and Dn"g Cars Ne &c G9enna and
500 i' w. FAtFIc 'f E%p Rf@i" s..o,,
to Pi,tsbyrs Connects FOR Chicago and Toledo dal,
BSxlIiTIMoRE, WASHINGTON AND THE souru
$40 Ccongressona Limited ali Paror and bins NJ GIN s
scc 200 pnSf So go M ?i 1 Isst
and Dining Cars 40. dining Carr. 800 p Sl N
$50 p. M.-Rchmond ard DanynIe. Express. dan,
500 r. M.-Dally FOR Chesapeake & Ohio Psr,..
For 0b f PoEST on a9i NORFOLK VIA
Charles Route. s A. NJ week days. and. with ThroaS
ATLhHNTrc COAST line 900 A NJ daily Sleeper, >.
Tampa. Jacksonville end Charleston 900 p asily
Fer ATIASTic CITY $50 P NJ weekday. VII,
For dnT cGPE H MAY ' ioS p n weekday.
For Long Branch Asbury Park. OCEAN crov. and p,,,
Fl's n s1S y s @sIo T. 2 II
not stop at FOR Phi pHrxD I:i1r IA
100. II 4. n. i2:@o !; 2iO 8 :; 80 ~ 10
$50 DO Limited 10 A. NJ. 2. 4. 40 5. 8, rs.
Ticket ~ o hS,.o So. 4as a.. os 49, and a Broad
way Aston House 1874 Fact l25th Street, and too,
Fs,S0 sred ani es Broad%ay nd Bon s ~
don foot Of Fulton Street. Brooklyn; Station i.,
The NewYork Transfer COMPANY VII cal 70, ard .A..
bagssge aeT v 5Sf' and residences A'2' TooS
General Manager. General Passr As.u.
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n.,u,uouE 4 OHIO Il. II.

tas. EApsssss, l IAN. 20 10 CINCINNATI
bALrlM sT iiorfs AND ALL. FONTS TRAINS.
PuLMAN GAR sEVIlSSpe ert TN ST. day cAs5;
cAGo 80 M and 2l5 night rI ISl f 81 LoTIs
M and i2I M n'I For WASHINGTON LIT sS san
m III 80 Dining f pnns g Car r. G osE Bay
s SeH p run daily ally except hoS VA
Line. 80 m eS s sun, through pullman '''''
ins car 100 p 70 e gsi AS LAO Bwsy q E i Station
400 Gfsnd,st.. y \; s4+ FU u, x D'O' ,n
New-York Transfer Co. VIII can To- 80"
from hotel or residence TO destina'ion>
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Geatber5.

GERMAN LADY TEACHER Of good family, having
~ IA sscl highest examinations and taught the MOI
er languages and other branches the best schools IN
GERMANY desires position In school or family either
at once the fall. Address
" NJ s. Tribune once.
TUTOR wishes pupils summer Latin Creek. mahe
| mates. local country travel several YEAR eS
per,ence refers to former local patrons Address TUTOR
IL Broadway.
rTrTOR.-Herman Drisler "a. M. No East 4oth s.
makes specially during the summer OF tutoring Tor
examinations: seven successful experience, &c
ouaInted with requirements OF every leading college
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO rHitAnELrHIA BAALTiMoRE AND "A'''''N
r,- r,n,1.,oh,, week I SaS. 40 500 200 1000
II 80 dining carr A NJ 30 800 100 q.ir.t f ,5Is
caro- 300. 600 pinng car. 80 - =, NJ
i:so 300 900 dlnnS; csrl p N Y - Sss, - n~
G)inne carr \ NJ. 80. 500. 500 900 '.ihns ~
i NJ 2i5 night Sunda,s 900. II - .s'n.tnS ,st
A NJ 80 800 600 ,Dining Car =. NJ = 10 .sDsSs,
Tickets and parorcar seats can BE- Proctrsc AZ E.,
as 944 LAO. 1923 broadway, l3l oth-a.e. .. -Ssi
i4th St 1914 Eas, le5th ST. 2d4 Wesi l5'ta -. s:
Columbus Az New-York; Court 81. syp FNi,.n *
BROOKLYN; aS Broadway Williamsburg The NeN' 20 -
transfer Company will call ior and check baggage 1--WE
hotel or residence destination.
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WEST SHORE x. 4 {:

Trains l,ave West 42d-st station. New iVV' sA
lows, and Is minutes earlier from ioot f'aN
$3.50 A. M.-Daily Local to BuNaIo. Syracuse Roeh.
DiI5 A. M.-Daly for Albany ctS.s' Sii~ago except
ester BuraIo Niagara Falls. Detroit S'~"e0
Saturday for Toronto. ,,..,-.si I-fica, syIt
5ii5 r. M-pay for Albany. M9ntresss'; n,o Detroit
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. NIAGARA FA4'''
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis ,,r r.tica syracuse
7i45 =. M-Day. except SUNDAY lDr oar Passengers
Rochester and Buffalo Carries s'''' A
only. .r... r-,,a syracuse no.
.s,.r punaio Niagara Falls. Toronto. pe''o''
and Chicago. -, - seeprg car accom-,
For tickets. time p"i noSn and New YORK an n.
az az statons timetables at principal ho'eS' ~
formation address .-... $500, Passenger Agent,
- - Q Vande. ave -
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JnsiruriioE.

49, -
For Young Lades-Country.
WooDslDFf, SEM: sEMIiTA ,5;,,,-,., Connecticut.
Resident pupils limited thirty. Tel ms ~
atom opens Sept 90 "a Miss SARA J. SMITH frlh.
&c HfLLHOUsE-AVE. New-Hayen Conn nMest T THa
Do Institute School Girls. Mrs. ana MISS NADi'
principals. Send FOR circulaTs
For Both Sexes.-Country
CLINTON LIBERAL. INSTITUTE. FORT PLAIN. n. l.
L Co educational Comprises !. Seminary win Tour
courses. Collegiate Literary and Musical, civil i,heHe'
Ing Scientific Fttng School, for any ,c3liese. 81.
School OF Fine Arts. Music piano Violin oice ui1f
superior foreign teachersl. Elocuton AT
Of business Training 3 Military Academy Ocer a"ta4ed
bv l. : Government Limited 10 80 cadets hrroIy lsN
S. All departments open Cadets Main building ms COM
plete a hotel in furnishings; elevator sean gas
ca mpus a1 acres Gymnasium Overlooking the Moha"K
Valley English Prep. Dept NJ j. MICHAEL, Ircsluel't
DHODE ISLAND EAST GREENWICH
IL EAST GREENWICH ACADEMY. -,
steam heat and electric light Endowed Twelve courses
500 a year Sept H. Write for illustrated catalogue
PRINCIPAL
" ACATION at NEWTON. y J-High and dry on t thr
sussex II Of shade. lawn tennis ana hlll
grounds rymnasiums and bowling alleys 20 ladies
and chlcren's ponies TWO, IuI
or hands excursions special care ~ BOYS curing
vacation boating and camping; generous culsli.e =,
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School Agencies.

. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governes'e'
&c to Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs NJ j. YOUNGFULTON. p Union Square
a AGENCY Miriam Coyrere supplies tutors professors
n teachers governesses ETC. IN all depts recommends
schools 10 parents $50 5h-ave Book Bding cor Dihst
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN r.
stations in New-York foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.
VEsTIDJIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BCFFFr
PINIA(H LIGHT

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTc1Ars
THE ORANGES. summit B-Tnarcsyile Bass,a.s
RIdge Madison. MorristoWn. Passac. Paterson b.
ton Dover Stanhope BUDD's LAKE. LAKE IA
PhTCONG Hackettstown sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN
Washington PHlLL1PSBURG. EAsTON WATss
GAP STROUDsBURG Pocono Mountains scRAys
DANvILLE. ThUMBEkLANp Moatros. BiYSS.
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Watery.le UTICA
RIcHFIELD sPRiN6GSs. cor'laaa IS, SYRAcrsE oS
BATH DANsvILLE BuFFALo and all pciu!;
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
20 A M.-BINGIAMION MAIL stops at principal
900 a. M-BuFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAMroS.
man Buffet Parl0r Cars Connects at Buffalo win
tr1ln for Chicago. arriving 9 - a. N. moTnlns
100 P M-scRANToN BlNGHAMToN and ELMiRA
400 j. M-scRANTON, .wILKEsBARRE and PLYX.
Dr-TU EMPRESS. Fullmaa parl1r cars.
40 = N tDally)--Bf FFALO. s. RAMON. BINGHAM.
-OS and TIMIRA LIMITED ENPRESs. Pullman
Dure; sleepers Arrives az 1.i5 a. n.
100 p NJ (paly)-BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
To% RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and os.
WEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BlEet seepers.
rrCKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMODATlONS al
Nrrav-si and i29 Broadway Tickets a; terry staionI
80 ana g,o Broadway. % West ie5th-st 25 Columbus.
40 York 33s and 72e Fulioast and - Broadway.
Er96kyn Tine tables. glFiHs full information a. all STA
tons. ..,..-. l.-,,-,.,.,, -, -, g., -.
check baggage from h9te! residence 70 tsstnsion
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR IONG IlsANCU. UNtAN TtDF = IT.
From Pier :. y. r.. foot Rector - ,.,.
For Auan'. Highlands Hsalan- sr4'n: Inca inca
AZ 30 1918 \ NJ daoo p NJ. Sa'.-iay on'W %"
800 = " sundays $50 \. VI. Loo = VI .,...
For Flber0u. Ashury Park. Ocean Grove i.,I p
south ~ Point Pleasant rs a. 90 VI s4 az.
DAYS ony) ~ 800 l.. NJ sundays except AsOI'! i~N
an. ocean Gr,vcl P3o A NJ "a n
For Lakewood Toms River and Ba-nesat 4'V n H.
q a. = NJ saturdays only 3:i5 = NJ %, n
For Atlantic cry. Vine.and ard Br.tFei'n' ~ A. -
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Countrn Board t0anle0.

SrAsIpE or mountain board ~ontci for F"n,I'rnh nm
,-ler,. arm prrfrrr~I large ampl" shady
,raris god beach hcalthfm location and goo" drain
age highest references required Address COZ NiH \
,rtnn~ Uptown once. f. az broadway
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a BOOK OF BOOKS FOR 2 STAMPS.
Gnmmcr Resorts.

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
LELAND HOUSE AND COTTAGES,
sCHROON LAKE. y. y.
Accornrno dates 30 opens June I'm S1lencl1 HiF-
tennis orchestra. bathing aad boating lass ana 'rou
fishing ~ -, .,-- .,,.re,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

fAnfhracife coal usei eNcusiteIyI
F.ur tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains cave station Tot z Liberty-st a.
For F4s,on bethlehem Allentown. Naucn CnlaE S %
1. 30 Is 80 ll.45 = Easton. 4 NJ, 10 ~ so
: l,s,0nl 20 ~ 100 Allentown. p ~ son'
t,va a6 Is \. NJ. 100 ;. 30. 600 ? VI ~
Fo- WukaSharr,. Pltfston. and scranton, v4V - ~
10 20 20 l. ". sundays. : 81 \ VI 81, ~
D.,s'ng Al 30 500 $50 1000. u 30 A NJ
"a ~ 70 { 90 800 ; - : ~ T. 81. u IS n.sh:
sundays. ! 80 A. N. 100. 80. $50 600 p N, i2N
"sl- Harrisburg a, 20 500 $40 \. NJ i:io; l3al
200 ; ~, - p. II. II - nsa, sundays 100 Q"
Fr sudbury Lewis burg ard wl.amsp'r, a. : 30 SO
. 10 A 81 lio 30 80 p. ". sundays Il3 A. u.
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ALL Rail. ROUTE.

For Rel BANK Long Branch. and poE's sch 70 PSa
Pleasant, 30 rs. Il 30 \ N. 80 o.a' ~ ~
= - :, Rei Ranks 6,i5 p " sundays keep, Ocean
Ciro-e and Asbury Park 300 A. N. 40 p N "a
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River. Earr--A, PAX ana
Ba~ncgat ! 30. SIS \. NJ. 100 80 = y "a, n
For Atiantc cry. NneanI and br.ise'.n' 4''0 - ~
For Monrnou'h Beach seab-igh, ard H'g1'ant Beaea
30 -. II 30 4. NJ. l.3o 40 J N sl"-4Ss y"
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Gnmmer Resorts.

A sBtRY PARK y. j.. ,,o,.
11,,s ,ora. ,,o,, surf 18th season. Table ana az
nanymsnfs the best accommodates 200; - per uay' %
to sl2 per week, music. - n pruRERTON
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, on" line OF STEAMSHIPS

IL FOR Ia GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CUHA-
go AND MARACAIiO. VIA ClRA1AO..
FROM TIERREPONT STORES. BROoKLfN.
S g NALENClA....-..... ga tuIiay JDhT ~,
: CARACAS Iu,NlN up o. -,
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These American steamers built expressly tor me trade
' For Curacao and Maracaiho freight only. M
> > MA"NN" nOirIToN Miss & DALLETT.
General Managers 1875 Front-st
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