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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
MRS WINGS MARRIAGE
Not Likely to Figure in De-
Tense Of BreCkinridge.
A LONG STORY TO COME.
Defense Will Probe Deeply Into the
Past Life OF Miss Pollard.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-The legal COM
plications and moral side issues OF the
Breckenridge case, which are gradually
coming TO light as the trial progresses. in
crease the public interest here In Wash
ington, where the Kentucky orator is best
known, and make it the most sensational
scandal ever reviewed in the criminal
courts here.
Curiosity is rampant among lawyers as
10 the line Of defense which the array Of
able lawyers retained by the congressman
have marked out for him.
For time, after the revelation OF the
secret marriage of Colonel Breckenridge
10 Mrs Wing in New York on April 20
was made public, IL was the general
opinion that this circumstances would
form the basis of the defense, hut the at
iorneys for Mr.. Breekinridge now inti-
mate to the contrary.
Even had they not said so, it is a fact
that all the promises Of marriage alleged
by Miss Pollard to have been made to
her, except the statements In the presence
of Major Moore, were before the date of
the clandestine marriage.
Moreover, il seems TO be established by
a preponderance Of the authorities that
the promise TO marry made by a married
man furnishes ground for a breach of
promise action i'm case IL is accepted in
good faith by the other party, who is
Ignorant of his legal disability to fulfill
the contract.
Colonel Has n Long story.
The mystery OF the defense will be
solved in few days, however, for it Is the
present intention TO place Colonel Breck-
fnpfGfra an, ha Al 80 nj I,a
witness In his own behalf II is evident
that his attorneys place their principal
reliance upon the story which he will tell,
and from their sanguine state Of mind to-
day, IL seems probable that they must
have in reserve resources which have not
been made known.
That Colonel Breckinridge's recital will
be a long one was foretold by one of his
attorneys yesterday, when he said that
the defendant would doubtless be on the
witness stand three days. This attorney
prophesied that the trial will continue
for two weeks or more. He said that the
cross-examination Of Miss Pollard would
consume two days more; that Colonel
breckenridge would be on the stand three
days; that two days would b occupied in
reading depositions for then defenA and
three days In closing oratory for the
ears of the jury.
From this statement, 1t appears that the
defense expects to probe into the circum-
stances surrounding Miss Pollard's life in
much'greater detail than was indicated
by the commencement of the cross-exami-
nation by Mr.. Butterworth.
That part of Washington which enjoys
n sensation, and 1t is large part, is an
ticipating eagerly the cross-examination
of the silver-hair defendant by Attor-
neys Wilson and Carlisle.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
Freshmen In Night Shirts.

WnLrAMsTowS, Mass, March 1o--The
freshmep of Williamstown college cele-
brated st. Patrick's night by parade.
All wore night shirts, and. headed by a
band, paraded the town, setting off fire
works and cannon crackers, ending with
bonfire on the old campus. During the
parade Najib Katibah, a native Of Syria,
picked up a lighted cannon scracker,
thinking il was n roman candle. He was
told of bis mistake and threw it away. As
IL left his hand 1t exploded, shattering
the first joint Of his foreAnger and burning
his hand. The doctor amputated the
forefnger at the first Joint.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
Drowned While puckshootInn.

PROVIDENCE, March l9.-The body of
Edward II. Bennett was recovered yester-
day off Chippswanoxette Point. The body
of Charles p. Spencer has not been found.
The two young men were drowned while
duckshootiny in Greenwich bay Saturday.
In some manner their boat became over
turued, and as their pockets were heavily
weighted with ammunition it was impos-
sible for them TO reach land.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
The GEORGETOWN Mystery.

GEoRGETowN, Mass, March ia new
clew TO the identity Of the murdered man
found in the brook March / has been
found. Officer Hull learned from George
Nelson Of Boxford that a person answer
ing the description of the murdered man
worked and boarded with him during the
months of December and January and
left his house about Feb. /. While there
he said repeatedly that he was in trouble
over some woman
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
Noted Robber CaunhL

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March 19.-George
Gregory and George Beers, farmers, Of
Easton, captured noted burglar and
horse thief, William Geaton, alias DON
nelly. He had gone To the stable and
stolen a horse aud carriage. The horse
was an old one, and had a fashion
Of travelling from one side OF the road to
the other. In this way the thief WAS
tracked by the farmers for 20 miles to
Westport. where he was captured after
struggle and bound and brought here.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
An Unes6ected Scoop.

BRocKToN. Mass, March l9.-Three
sf1icers while on the lookout for illegal
liquor sellers ran across n crowd OF sports
engaged in cockflsht In = lot, The crowd
was taken completely by surprise. The
officers captured seven of the men, FIVE
teams and Is cocks
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
A Pathetic Goodby.

HARTFORD, March 10. -- An unknown
man was found dead in his lodgings at
ia State street, having apparently com
mitUed suicide. He left letter ITO Mrs.
l.. f., 60 Laurel street. My soul to God
my heart to thee" The suicide had been
an inmate of the town house during the
winter months
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
shooting believed 10 Be Accidental.

LOWELL. Mass, March 19.--The parents
Of Robert Bee, who was accidentally shot
aud killed by Benjamin Parsons Satur
lay, have requested the police not to take
any steps toward official inquiry. They
are convinced that the shooting was
purely accidental.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
GIcucester's Bio Fire.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March l9-The re-.
vised losses Of Saturdays fire will foot up
to about 100000; the total insurance is
$4,000. Preparations will at once be be-
gun TO rebuild 1t is somewhat probable
that Ferguson's block will contain a
modern opera house when rebuilt.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
A Lynn Church Blaze.

LYNN, Mass, March l9-There was an
alarm yesterday afternoon for fire in
the Boston Street Methodist church. The
fire started in a storeroom next 20 the
kitchen on the lower floor. Both the
kitchen and the storeroom were badly
burnt out The damage will amount to
f6Oe
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
Notice Of a ssignment.

Notice r. hereby given that william II.
Murray Of pawtuckct In the county of Prov.
dcncc and State of Rhode Island, has this
day made an assignment Ia me of all his
property, not exempt from attachment by
law, for the equal benefit OF his creditors.
All persons therefore Who are indebted to
said William ". Murray are requested Ia
make payment "a me, and those having
claims Hain-t him to present the same 10
mc.tIt CLAUDE }. fARNsWORIH,
March Jth, lsgl. Assignee.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19

WANrED-A live man to solicit orders
w from GrOcers, pTu gists aud Liquor
Dealers. Liberal salary and commission To
the rlghi party.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-19
To Sue the OovernmenL

NEWPORT. X, l., March 10-MH,. Ice
Harney, one Of the Victims Of the explo-
sion Oh the torpedo station launch Wave,
has died as a result Of the burns rec Give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

favorable feature OF the private sale market ~
the disposition of wealthy spectators 10 pu! d
block of houses TO be sold separately Phiilp Jese
son has sold for William III. Hall the nine ne"
tbree-story and basement. with extension. private
dwellings. beginning 100 feet west OF ST. Nichoias-
ave south side of One-hundred and forty -sixth-st
Nos 402 TO AS inclusive Five OF the HOUSES ar
ieyS5xi0o and four 20x6OXl00. Max Marx Is 'he Pui
chaser. at $S0OO. ..oao,oa at tho Trinity
Salosroon Yesterday when William hehnsns 90 900
fered nv order of the court In PARTITION No5, ,T
to 2IS West Fifteenh-st. two ana o' tev,NS Jnhn
and frame houses standing on plot oOx 'uli'
W Mitchell was of the early invesioasf ii ~
estate esneciay on the West Side, ana ne ioiiomea
the line Of investment up for many years bs IRON
tt,a in advance of the of building ne oe y ~
nrv sold Yesterday was bought by MN III too' , rOi
enc a,e There was good crowd pel0re tie az" ~
tio,neer but the bidding chiefly between uae
nIaintiff and one the heirs me Hrss 20 re
20; 900 from which the price ran up 10 5000 '
rnioint;f Alexander =. Crane. being the puiei' tro
pPichard u Harnett & 60 offered uIAiel iu, d
closure Nos ISL to 1871 West One- nun ro,
.birds; four ivestory, stone front mats on on Po'
u sT,a No Isl sold to he plaintiff for $50 NO
70 - patrick RYAN for 1890 Nos 100 ana io' 10
t%e nla,ntiff at go 900 each: ,, a 1,,.h
pepnett Graft have sold for wilson ana dicn 90
,oypn the four-story brownstone house at no; 20
Vest Seventy-sixth-s to II. II. Schwertr!hs' Ae''
private
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Cegal Notifies.
AVENUE.-New-Yor SUP

FOURTH AVENUE-NewYork Supreme
i Court City and County Of New-York-rhe New
York Savings Bank. plaintiff against George f. Axt-
mann and others. defendants
In Of Judgment OF foreciosrs ana b
ing date Of the 2Sth OF November 1879 the under
signed referee in said Judgment named Will sell at
public auction at the Real Estate Exchange sales
tho 2sth day OF December. 1893 at ~ O'clock noon on
that day, by Thomas Stearns Co.. auctioneers. the
premises mentioned in said Judgment and therein de-
scribed follows. TO wit:
All that certain lot OF land situated on the westerly
side OF Fourth avenue, between Eghy-ninth and Nine
teth streets In Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New
York being lot known on the map OF the Harlem com
mons made by Charles Clinton. Surveyor and filed In the
Office the Register OF the City and County OF New
York number A. 0ortyfour. except much as has
taken in widening and opening the Fourth avenue
Beginning point the westerly side or Fourth ave-
nue. sevenyfve feet seven and onehalf Inches
southerly southwestery OF Fourth ave-
and running thence southery, along
Fourth avenue twenty-five feet and half inches 20
the block thence westerly. and parallel
with Nneteth street. eghty-two feet two inches and
thence northery parallel with Fourth twenty
I'VE feet two and inches lot number A. on
said map and thence easerly along said lot number 40
and parallel with Nneeth street eighty-two feet two
inches and wo-thirds or an men 10 the place. OF pes
ming. a., ,oo,
JOHN WEBER, THOMAS d. Hustled
Beekman street New-York City
The foregoing hereby adjourned 10 Thursday the
nth day OF January 1894. at the place and hour
Dated NeW-York City. December p; 1s95 ,,,.srr,D
The foregoing hereby adjourned 20 Thursday the
c5th day January 1894 Mt the same place and hour
Dated New-York City. January IL isgt. ,,r-srro
Referee
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R,

Trains leave OF West 42d-st. follows is minutes
earlier from Franklin-st.:
1850 A. NJ. daily except sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. X. stations, Middletown EenvIlle, Fasburs Liberty.
Car oondae. scranton. Walton. Delhi. sidney Norwich
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
3:l6 7. NJ. Except sunday sullivan Co. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hail.
Mddletown Eenyille. Mountain Dale. Ceneyle Falls:
burg, Hurleyvlie. Liberty Falls Liberty ParksSile ana
Livingston Manor.
7:s6 p NJ daily Middieown Summitville. Falls
ney, Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
7:45 i. NJ. daily via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
car tseats freel New-York TO Niagara Falls puimas
sleepers New-York to Oswego Arrives Detroit $40
p. m. Chicaso 30 a. ST. Louis $50 r. m
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway.
NewYork Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
j. c. ANDERSON. q. p. A.,
New-Yorh
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Cong essicnnl
District.
of
j. Pesidn
WILLIAM II. KIPP. Chief CierN'

,-,u urorcls 7 and wife to same and an an
oG othes o6Ih-st OF Lexingtoh-a'e ~
m months, pnss,e and another 20 John Mc"hi-
tam 10 IA Lewis-st. 3 years .,...,air a a
schweitzer Bessie. to Henry l,ch ,1,nnts
Ievyis-st OF IIouston-st, instalmeh.s '',r''e
smith Title F. to will,sm .sTe months
GU 60 muei W b. and wife. TO Lewis baS"S
n q sOth-st Of Lexington-ave' ! 'oa''
I
v;b.iaS Julia NJ and another TO Dahiei 100
roll. lots 100 and ioi and northen nan o, vs.
nay ISp George H. and wife to William !;us"'
axec,,or n W corner OF 7th-ave ana lo''"'"' ,
wright Francis b. to Ida A W Siney' i
st, OF 3d-ave. years r. ,,;or.an and an
other w $ Davidson-ave. or 81 James-''
wears 2 mortgages ........'..'''''
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. wAsnlNSToN, CHICAGO cINcIN.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL rRAiNS
Leave New-Ycrk root Of Liberty, s., daily. CHICAGO
iSis night, SINcINN NATL 81. LOUIS. K NJ. f:S
4 Dining Sar, i;so 600 7; ~; ss sanl 90 {:
daily p ss GAP SoRs9k nSa A. Ss aiS' rs
p. NJ y. sun. NEW ORLEANS. S p. NJ daily.
Valley route ofnces; i1e, 2ei. AIS lilo broadway 81
Past itth-st. i0a Grand-st.. N. Y: SA Fulton. 81.
Br:okyn; station foot OF L,bsrty:st. c. n. r. ON
New-York Transfer Co. wt call for ana check basgAoe
from hotel OF residence 70 Destination.
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Ocean Steamers.
GERMAN MIEDl1r ERRAMEAM

Wl5UUUVUUuIU
SERVICE,
LLOYD s. s. Co PACKET co.
Fast steamers between
New York Azores Gibraltar. Algiers Naples Genoa
.WIEIAND. Jan. 70. noon. Naples and Genoa.
FuLDA jan "a. 70 A. NJ, for Agiers Naples Genoa.
FUERST BISMARCK. Feb. l. 230 D. Agiers Genoa
KAISER W. H. Feb TO- 10 M for Algers. Naples Genoa
SPREE, Feb. II, A. NJ, for Azores. Genoa
NoRMANNIA. Feb. "a . .. NJ for Asers. Naples Genoa
FULDA Mar. 3. A. NJ, for Azores. Genoa
COLUMBIA March 10. NJ. for Agiers Naples Genoa
KAISER W. H.. March II. A. NJ. for Azores Genoa
VERA March "a, d. m, for Agiers Naples. Genoa
Extra
ALL STEAMERS STOP AT GIBRALTAR.
Return tickets available the steamers OF either ne
from Naples, Genoa, Gibraltar. Hamburg Bremen LONDON
and Southampton. Direct connections from Genoa and
Naples TO Egypt and the East by the North German
Lloyd s. S. Co.'S Imperial Mail Steamers.
North German Lloyd, Hamburg American
Oerchs & Co., Cien'l Agts Packet Co..
Bowling Green, y. Y. 81 Broadway. ~ 7.
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For Representatives in Congress-
Place Of Business.

30 Park Row. .................
lJf Nassau Street. ..................
452 West 18th Street. ...............
1S4 William Street. ................
1.s13 Amsterdam Avenue. ...........
GO West 14th Street. ................
Ga East I04th Street. ................
18th Avenue. bet. ii9th and both SITS.
.. ..............
i25th Street and East River.
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@ upREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

g UPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK-The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York plaintiffs against Marion V. Butler. individually
and as administrators OF Richard A. Yer Vaen deceased
Martha MacGregor and Permela House a. admnlstra
trices OF Richard A. Naen. deceased; Trash COM
pany: Samuel Belsinger doing business under the hm
name Of Samuel Besinger * Company; Adoiph prom,
Matheson defendants Place OF trial. County or New
York Amended summons.
To the above named defendants and each OF them:
You hereby summoned TO answer the amended COM
paint in this action and TO serve copy or your an
ewer on Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty DAYS
after OF this amended summons exclusive OF
the day OF service In OF failure to appear
or answer judgment will be taken against you by defau
Tor the relief demanded in the amended complaint
Dated New York October l4th. 1893
DAVIES, SHORT TOWNSEND.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Postoflce address
No. 30 Nassau-st..
New-York City.
To Marion v Butler individually. and Administrative
Richard A. Yer Valen deceased. and Edward Matne-
son. defendants - q.
The foregoing amended Is served upon you by
publication order OF the Honorable George
T. InRraharn OF the Justices OF the Supreme Court
OF the State NewYork dated the 18th day OF Decem-
Der 1909 and filed the same day with copy OF the
amended complaint in the office Of tho Clerk OF the
CITY and County Of NewYork at the County Court
House in the said City OF New York which amended com
plant was originally filed in said Clerks Office on the 14h
Dated New York December 10Th, 1893
DAVIES, SHORT & TOWNSEND,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
~ Nassau-st..
New-York City.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


AbeIes william and wife Moses schloss.
td is' sop Of anG wife year to scs No 1872 s
Badsinson Forster Ter LS,s $oi
oath Ward property p & II A Forster.
Bseh' Levi. z. to William Heirs sons slst- :,
ST. Of Parkaye yeaT i,c.:;:; ;cs 20 and
co. map $50. lots at Riyerdaie and Mosholu.
nth Ward property Of r p & II Forster.
cdrk yes[ Thomas. to the Mount St Vincent Co,
operative Building and Loan Association. IS
cr p11-s wiSm g. and wife 10 Albert crcm
pieh. St Marks Place. W of 2d-ave . 4 years. .,
Foster Myer, and wife to the Bank for savines
rsy SARAH a. 10 Henry q bySa
corner East Houston-s. and Allenst. 3 years. q
snS.s:r sl: BIZ, y: Of t s,n.y. year.
Gleason Jan. 4. TO william Llttauer. No 2ss .,
or Mn:i s'' cssris. =, 70 Kuhn.. issd-:t
S OF George EoAd to Henry Arnold ih
H a. 81 Su ls't ss william Craft, ct al las os
H sfnIaSe Alice @oH" TO E!!,sb.,h Barry:
nc S sss rp ssnn. nsSS e. 3 msn1y Lyman
I: sss AmsisTdam,sve ysa5.; IL
f1''sr cor 4ss's d i and s7th. Year,. . Ds
Kat solomon and wife to William KATE. sws
sSn'rs. h %srd lana. OF Richard
Kubnle. Frederick. TO James II Young. is3d
Lyon se p d. '" and wife 70 william Msicney
2ist-st. " OF sth;ave. year. mortgages. 80. Is
hall N q SDth-et W OF LexinEton-ave, 8 years II
Morgenthau. Eugene, to Gutmann s Lafay- .,
o,Cnrnan William and wife 20 Rosena w
Smith. W = iith-ave. . OF 62dst. years.. II
Parisette Gustav, 10 the Bowery Savings Bank
Prague John g. 10 Charles Strauss and another
R SS 1871 %si and W. to The
can Real Estate Ttie Guarantee Co. 10Th
st q, 10th-aye 4 years. observation-disclosures.
Ryan. Patrick TO Lambert suydan. lo2d-st.
Of 8d-ays. ~ months .....'................
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Residence.

~ West 72d Street. .................
2lO West 10th Street. ..............
4J2 West 5sth Street. .............
| 49, Avenue A.... :..............
/ .S13 Amsterdam Avenue.
boulevard and West 10th Street. 49,.
- East 1O4th Street. ................
Tth-ave., between 149th and 150th SITS.
G3j Walton Avenue. .................
lD2 East 117th Street. ...............
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election Notlre.
election % oiite.
election Notire.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
of the City of New York,
800 Mulberry street,
New York, January 23d, 1894.


filed this Office Tor the ONCE Oh
District place OF
of Representative in Congress % e
3Oh 1894 and that the
all
candidate shown by
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Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortianes


STATIONS foot Of Dcsbrosses ana Cor"""~'
I'm Eject January 10Th, 1894.
1890 FAT kkN sSfrssfi Car
ara @Ha sns Caro- Eso" ss schaso
ZOO GHSxd 3S'ss S fs TOTS
ye and s Chicago "a Arrives ncana;i 1910 M St
= " wlsTE Rfs ExFRIss rgIIms .,n sls -:
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sos + Low r. pR r. f1Gend E%TRHss Pullman Bun
BALTGMo pI,E " WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH:
D. ss2 49, 1910 dm.Sa Hn's aSd |i pans cars 2io
$40 coascsspa L%itsd az ParIor nsd 4, P nls!.
SUNDAY $50 5So c92@s's'sHPs nd1 in cr,.
g.! 5o rs Z, AID az i, D 1sP csrS'' 49, ""'
4so and Ds amy E5PFss: G is
onFs faY seep7 70 Aanis ann and Ohio Railway
roE SIS foiY fc6 sTa San:
Charles Route. a N. weekdays and. with Through
rr ss:fs:i srcA e-'ls Gs,4
h lS2 9er Tsssasys 4%asSES
Roc!edse G1dan River 80 80 M sse sIays
FOR xTIHSTfc CRY p m. weekdays with Through
EsG rSi brsSsS i.garE rs:sSeys
Pleasant, oio a: M 1900 noon $40 $40 and h;%
o no. stop a, .ssury Park and
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .
Express go 100 30 30 90 Penas a. Ln san
3 l. $50 8 O. 10 $40 IN a. "a, ZIP II nss
1000 a. m = !. 43o. 3 6. 7:tj. g $50 D. M. i.;is
Ticket Offices: Nos 4as ga I.Iee fls and 2o Broad.
wav Aston Houre. i3i East 10Th street -. SKIN
Of Desbrosses and cortlandt Streets
4 Court Street Fulton Street. % Broadway, ana
BROOKLYN Annex Station. foot OF Fulton Street Brook-
station. Jersey city.
Company VIII can FOR anf creek
baggage sor and residences through TO destinA~
ton. , ,rooo
s. NJ PROVOST. j. r. WOOD
Pas
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West 42d,st Station New-York. a. FOL.
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Frankln-st;
Vil5 A. M-paily for Albany Utica, syracuse. Roch
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chcaxo except
Saturday for Toronto.
6,15 y. M.-Daiy Albany Montreal. Utica. syracuse
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland and Chicago.
St16 r. M-Daly Albany Utica. Syracuse, Rochester
and Chicago.
For tickets. time tables paror md sleeping car accom-
modations apply city oces brooklyn and New York and
at stations Timetables at principal hotels For other
information address
G. T. LAMBERT, General Passenger Aren't,
3 VANDERBILT ave-. Nsw.Yoek
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:. ". zoo =. ~ ,.-
ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RR.
Stations in New-YOrk foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.

vESTIDVIED IRAtNS III L.MAN COACuES
Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIh-
The ORANGES. summit Bernardsvilie. BasAns
Morristown, Passaic. Paterson. Boon
ton, Dover stanhope. BUDDs LAKE, LA.[E no
Washington PHIlIIPsBURG. EAsToN. WATER
GAP SrROUDsBURG, Pocono Mountains SCRAN-
TON, FIrTsToN, WiL LIES NANTIG0KkE.
pANYILLE, NORTH MBERLANl,; Montrose. BlSI-
RfcHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACUSE. os.
BATH pANsyiLLI BUfrALo, and ali pOint;
600 A. M-BtrFFALo. UTICA osWEGo EX-
PRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connects Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 900 a. next
100 4. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
100 P. M-scRANToN. BINGHAMroN and ELMIRA
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