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Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Social aud Personal Notes.

SociaA AuQ GoNhonhA NOtehs
Miss Hattie Swain, of sesford, is visit.
ing her mother in Wilmington
Miss Katie McCallister is visiting
Laurel friends.
Theodore Hawkins, Of this city, has
been the guest Of L, g. Jetfsris OF
C0atesville.
w. NJ. Marvel, Of Harrington, is visit
Ing his son in law, Mark Harrington, in
VinelRnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hare, Of this city
are visiting Mrs. George Williams Ia
Palmyra, N. j.
Miss Georgianns Smith, Of this city, is
spending the heated term st Asbury
Park
Miss Kayser. of Washington, is the
guest Of Miss Alice Lea
Mr. and Mrs Alfred s Elliott and
Miss Jennie Elliott are among the Blue
Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs Henry g Morse and
family have gone TO their Summer home
in the Adirondacks, whore they will
remain until Fall.
c. Elton Buck, Of Baltimore, is the
guest OF the Misses Hebb.
Miss Bessie F. Brown, Of No. BIB
Market street, is visiting her uncle near
Hare's Corner.
Mr., and Mrs. Edwin H Gayley are at
Cape May for the Summer.
Mrs Edith Lea is spending some time
st Oapon Springs Va.
Horace Clark, Of Philadelphis, spent
yesterday and to-day with his parents In
this city.
Mrs Edward Black Is whiting friends
at Cochranville, Pa.
Mrs Andrew Thawley and daughter
Ruth, Of this city, have returned from a
pleasant visit to relatives near Harring
ton.
Mrs Maggie Elliott, Of Dslmar, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs John Waller
Miss Clara PAssmors, Of Green Valley,
Pa, is the guest Of Wilmington friends.
John Clayton is visiting friends at
Marcus Hook,
Mrs Frank NJ stoevsr and children
are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
A. Price on Washington street. Mr..
Stoever has returned TO NsWport News,
Va.
City Auditor Billany will spend par
Of August at Asbury Park.
f Pennington, Of Centrsville, Md,
and A. M. Mackey, of Newark, are
registered at the Clayton.
John K Russell and wife. Of Florida
are stopping at the Clayton House
Operator Frank Kane, of the Police
Department, went down to the cana
to day TO fish for suckers.
Miss Emily L. Denio and Fannie Lay.
man have gone to Bush river to spenC
their vacation.
The family Of City Tax Collector Ed
mund Mitchell, Jr, Is cottag ging g
Rehoboth. Mr.. Mitchell spent Sunday
with them
Ex Councilman James Murray, Of tbs
Tenth ward, has returned from Bed dford
Springs where he has been spending
eight weeks.
Chaplain F. NJ Munson, Of the Dela
ware National Guard, and rector at Me-
CASTLE is visiting in the city, ACCOM-
panied by bis son, F. NJ. Munson, Jr.
j. Edward Addicks was in town to
day.
Conductor William Millard, of p, "
& B engine No. 3, will leave for Bosto
at $50 tomorrow to attend the Chris
tian Endssvor convention as deleggi
from the Reformed Episcopal Church {
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

Last June DleE Crawford brought his
twelve months.old child, suffering from
lnfsntile diarrhes, to me 1t had been
weansd at four months old and mad always
been sickly gave It the usual treatment
in such cases but without benefit The child
kept growing thinner until It weighed but
little more than when born or perhaps ten
pouuds then started the father to giving
Cham berlsiu's Collie, Cholera snd Dlarrt es
Remedy Before one bottle ot the % cent
sizs had been used a marked improvement
was seen and it's continued nse cured the
child It's weakness and puny condition dis
appeared and its father and myself believe
tie child's life was saved by this Remedy.
J. T. NARROW, NJ d Tsmaroa, III For sale
by James Belt, corner 9th and Market.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Dover's Field 500 rect Long.

Dover's baseball ground, according to
the Delawarean, last year was aeknowl.
edged by all the visiting clubs at that
time to have been by far the bsst on the
Peninsula, but the progressive manage
ment which conducted the affairs Of the
club in 1894 have outdone themselves
this year in providing the patrons of the
game with better aud more commodious
grand stand, and the players with an
excellent diamond and level and clear
out6eld The field is over 500 feet long
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TOLD TO DROWN HIMSELF.
So Frank aIoister jumped on the whar
and Did So.

BUFFALO, July 8.-About midnight Sat
urday night Fred Mcister, a painter in
steady employment, told Frank Tramp, a
jefferson street saloon keeper that he was
going down the river ON fishing trip
"All right, said Tramp, joking. "Go
ahead and get drowned p
About o'clock sunday morning some
men fishing on the Ferry street wharf saw
a man scribble something on piece Of
paper, which he pat in his hat, and then
jumped into the river and sank out of
sight. The man was Meister, On the pa.
per he had written: Il am Fred Meister.
Frank Tramp told me to drown myself, So
/ obeved y
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
WIN. 3. SHARP & co.,
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.

The will be closed every evening o'clock during
July and August
Commencing Wednesday morning at o'clock we will
sell all the short lengths and remnants of Wash Goods
per yard Among this lot will be found Jacone Lawns
Dimitie aponetes Percaes Creponettes, Crepons Cling
hams Satines Chevots Madras Outing Fannels and Bran
denbergs The prices of these different goods range from 2
IS per yard in the piece but large sales have
made many short ends The pieces in lengths Of from
yards and all at price regardless OF quaity-
cents per yard-middle aisle and north counter-annex
Imported Printed Organdiethe balance OF our beauti
fully printed French Organde that have sold many of
this all reduced from IS to IS cents per yard
exclusive styles.
Our sales of Porch Rockers have been very large this
and big deal for cash enables US to give
magnificent
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Reception and Tea

Mrs 8. Redmond Smith rendered
reception aud tea to the members OF the
Delaware Field Club and invited guests
at the club grounds at Elsmere Saturday
afternoon The affair was to have taken
place on July 4, but was postponed be-
cause Of the inclement weather.
The club-house was decorated with
numerous flags, and tea WAS served at
small tables on the lawn Mrs. Smith
was assisted by Mrs Walter Bush and
Mrs. Henly j. Stubbs in receiving the
guests. Several young women Of the
club also acted as assistants
Among those present were Miss
Ksyser, OF Washington; Miss Lillian
Marshall, Of Pbilsdelphia; the Misses
Dupont, Miss Bringhurst. Mics Edith
Bringhurst. Miss Msndinhall, Miss Rich
Ardson, Miss Alice Ira, Mas Marguerite
Cause, Miss Katherine Wilson,
Miss Louise Elliott. the Misses
Swift, the Misses McIlvsine, the
Misses Negendank. the Misses
Jackson. Mas McCaulleY, Miss Martha
Robinson, Miss Eleanor Johnson, Miss
Ethel Cause, Henderson Wier, James w
Ponder, Charlss Copeland. Rodney
Cause. Christopher L Ward, Arthur
ID. Spruanes. Leonard E. Wales,
William Michael Ryrne, William
?, Budd, David Relnhart, John Richard
son, Samuel Middleton, William Candy,
Henry L. Tatnall, J. LRtimer Tatnall,
Harry Bringhurst, Charles Smith, Fritz
Cause. Samuel Davis, Joseph Patton
Wales, George A. Elliott. G. Lee Nc
llvsine, Charles E Buck, Marriott Candy
Henry CANDY, George Bisssll, Henry L
Fulenwider. George r Hoifseksr, DR. ano
Mrs. David Maull, Mr. and Mrs Walter
Tatnall, Mrs John p Wales, Mr. anC
Mrs. William Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs
George Chambers and others.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
a rrlo of rluekr MhseImep.

Three out Of eleven members Of the
Wilmington Bicycle Club haished the
century run which they started out te
make on Saturday night They were to
escort the Wilmington wheelmen going
TO Asbury Park as far as Trenton Rice
broke his wheel; Colt, Williams Blore
and Huxley were taken sick On route
Arthur Swartz and A. oliver gave
out. This left James Bowers, Walter
Bush and Eiwood HILBERT to finish,
which they did, riding 10 miles at a
thirteen an hour gate.
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West Excursion. Cape May, to morrow.

A horse kicked h S. shafer, Of the Free
myer House, Middleburg, N Y on the knee
which laid him up In bed and caused the
knee joint to become stiff A friend recon-
mended him to use Chamberlaln's Pain
Balm. which he did, and in two days was
able to be arouId Mr. Shafer has recon
mended it to many others and says it is
excellent for any kind Of bruise or sprain.
This same Remedy is also famous for its
cures Of rheumatism For sale by e. James
Belt, corner Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
rrelght rraln struel. a TrolIer car.

NILES, O., July s.-An electrical cal
loaded with people returning from River
side park was struck by a freight train on
the Erie railway here and wrecked. The
car was nearly across the track when the
locomotive struck It, hurling it upon its
side. Frank Wilson, a merchant, was
killed instantly, and Mrs. G. W. Holder Of
Warren was dangerously and perhaps IA.
tally injured. Several other persons wei
seriously injured. though not fatally hurt
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
stabbing Array on River Boat.

ALBANY, July S.--A desperate stabbine
affray occurred on the steamer Dean Rich
mond about six miles up the river from
New York. Arthur Kerr, an English sail.
or, aged 26 years, stabbed in the left breast
William Pahlman, an Albanian employed
as a deckhand on the boat. The captain
placed Kerr i'm irons
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

The so r R. Company announces
4 popular excursion TO Bay Ridge,
Friday, Jdly l2sh, going to Canton,
thence by steamer Jane Mosely. Canton
to Bay Ridge Returning same route
Trains leave Market Street Station. 20
8 m, Delaware avenue, 80 a M
Returning leave Bay Ridge p. M, arriv.
Ing a. Wilmington, s 80 p. m Fine
music aud dancing, excellent bathing
and numerous attractions, including
toboggan slide into the Chesapeake The
meals at the restaurant are a speciality
most delightful bay trip past the
historic Forts McHenry and Carroll.
Tickets, 81 90 for round trip.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Tovn Almost wIned out.

CORNWALL, Ont, July s.-A number oi
children playing in a shed in. the subur.
ban village of bonneville set fire to the
building, and the flames spread with great
rapidity to the adjoining houses. Only a
portion of the village was saved. Twenty
buildings were burned, rendering so fami
lies homeless and entailing a loss Of
$50 600.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Veteran Editor pylng.

SAN FRANCISCO July S.-Frank n. Pix.
ley, the veteran editor, founder Of The Ar.
gonaut and one Of the best known men in
California, is thought to be dying at his
home in this city. Mrs, Pixley Is also dan.
gerously ill., Both are suffering from nerv-
GUS prOstratiOn.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
More Appointments by salisbury.

LONDON, July S.-Sir Charles Pearson
has been appointed lord advocate for Scot
land and Mr. a. G. Murray solicitor gen
eral for Scotland in the new ministry.
Both Of these gentlomcn held the same po-
sitions in the last Salisbury ministry.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Kllled bY . snnstroI.e.

READING, Pa, July SMajor George
f. Clymer, the last Of the five Clymer
brothers, noted in business and politics,
died from the effects OF a sunstroke. He
was major Of tic Sixth Pennsylvania cav
airy during the civil war.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Down the shennndoah.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph d. Mendinhall
have gone on a trip which will last for
from four TO six weeks They will
travel down the Shenandoah valley to
Natural Bridge, cross the mountains into
West Virginia and Oaio, and return by
way Of the OHIO river and Western
PenpsylyRnia
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Flint Glass workers Convention.

TOLEDO, July S.-The national conven
tion Of the American Flint Glass Workers
union opened here today. There are pres
ent some 800 delegates representing every
glass workers organization in the United
States
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
won Prlz.. a. RIvertop. \. j,

Robert Wier, OF this city, won three
prizes In the blcy Gle races At Riyertou,
on Saturday last. winning one each
second third aud fourth. Frank Turner
fell when making excellent headwRy In
his first race.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
DIED

GRIFFIN.-In this city, July 5, 1895, W. II.
Griffin.
HORGIN.-In this city, on the an instant,
Abby, wife OF Daniel Horgiu, az d % years.
KELLEY In this city, on the I'd instant,
d. eldest daughter Of Edward j. and MARY
G. Kelley, In the 18th year of her age.
McFARLIN. July ?, 1875, Robert Nc
Farlin.
WELLe.-In this city. on he It'll instant.
Eliza J. Wells, In her f2ud year
Relatives and friends are respectfully invit-
cd to attend the funeral from her late resi-
deace, n 1905 East tighth street. on We'd
uekday afternoon at O'Clock. lLterment a.
Ola kwede's cemetery.
WHITE On July O. 1895, Morrison D.
White.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
pIeasnre on the Canrice.

The handsome steam yacht Caprice
which has been at the Pusey and Jones
yard. Is now at Torresdale. She Is owned
bv William V. Massey, who will awe .
river ride to newspaper men and invited
guests ThursdaY.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Atfendnnrn at the anmea.
Record Of the CLUBS.
To-day,s Leneus sehednIe.

Hu-uaN I1o"kWH 3NH'WuI0s
Baltimore at St. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia az Cleveland.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Washington at Louisville.
New York at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
DON'T Be W00zY.
How Fauitlsss ropsin Chips, the Gnm that's
Round, Havo Caught the Town.

How Fauitlass ropsin Chips, the Gum that's
Round, Havo Caught the Town.
ii is the fastest and most healthy OF
Chewing Gums. Put up in pretty boxes of
l0 chips, and sold at 81. Fautless IN form,
iauucss in flavor, faultless in the ingre-
dicnts that enter into their composition,
fault,ess in everything, perfection in every.
hing such are a few Of the qualities Of
,hc l'aul.less Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
q Joke, and a good ore, and a true one.
thcy sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
ANYONE who tries them win accept no
other They say give us Faultless Pepsin
Chips. Nothing else. II your dealer don't
keep them, send sc. for sample package TO
Cohn Bros. & Klee, Sole Agents and Dis.
tribntors, Park Place. cor. Church Street,
". Y.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

and about 500 feet wide, and the man
who can make clean home run In 1895
will be sure candidate for honors in a
more advanced class.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Chlle,s Cablnet Reslgns.
Bay Ridge ExeuraIop. Friday JaIr 1etI

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, July S.-The Chile
an cabinet has resigned.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Sunday Attandnnoe
Saturday Scores

Saturday Scores.
Boston, g.; Pittsburg, 2
Philadelphia. 3 Cleveland, B.
Cincinnati, 49, Brooklyn, 10.
New York, s Chicago, 0.
Attendance at the Games.
Pittsburg. 500 Cincinnati. .... $500
Clevelend 500. $500 Chicago. y $40
IOLaI. ..... ". HUI
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
RelIef In Sc Houre.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
heved IN six hours by the New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is great surprise [ n account Of it's exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in the bladder,
kidneys. back and every part of the urinary
passages In male or female. II relieves reten-
ton Of water and pain In passing Il almost
Immediately. If you want quick relief and cure
this is your remedy. sold BY j 3. BeeteIp and
z. James Belt, drE17 Wilmington DeL-ll
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Close DAM WIN the sscnnd ranm.

An interesting game was played by the
@ A G second team and the Nsmeless,
Of New Castle, on Saturday before the
regular game The lineup and score
were as follows:
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
GOOD BALL PLAYING.
Local Players Improving in
Their Diamond Work.
DovBEs PRlzs BASEBALL PARK
1t WIN Be 500 Feet Long aud 500 Feet
wide-win Have cirouiar-shaped
Grand stand-AGAirs Among the Local
PLAYERS,


Grand stand-A6Airs Among the Local
Players.
The Rockfords won Saturdays game Of
bail with the Morton, Pa club BY super
ior work at the bat. Burns wss touched
up in a lively manner by the heavy
hitters Of the Rockfords, who seemed to
connect with the ball Rt will Buckley
carried off the batting honors for the
ZONE team. making four hits, one Of
them for two bases Comfy also had his
eye on the ball aud made two clssn hits.
McDsnnell was ia the game 20 q consid
srahe extent, having record at hrst
base Of fifteen put cuts, two hits and no
errors
Frank Mccall aud Edward Bslford. two
Hilmingtonians, who are playing this
season with the Morton club, were
greeted with spplEuse as they made
their appearance Mccall played good
gsm., making two Of the visitors four
nits
The Rockford made two runs in tie
nrst inning after two men had been
retired, and kept up the getting
throughout the game, until total Of
nine rnns WAS made The Norton team
secured ons run in the third inning, and
aftsr.that were unable to score. They
could not solve Ksnney's delivery. The
score:
Morton ....... 100 o O. 0 o o o OIL
Rockford ...........2 2 3 0 x-a
Batteries Burns and Ferguson; Kenney
/ and Philips. Hits-Morton, 4; Rockford, u.
/ Errors-aorton, =; Rockford, /. Earned
/ runs Rockford. /. Two-bRse hits
1 Mcdaniel and Buckley. Double play uati-
| son to Ferguson, 70 MoNRbe TO mclaughlin n
i Left on bases Morton, z; Rockford, d. Struck
l out-By kenney. 4; BY burns, 3 Bases on balls
by kenney, B; by Barns, 4 Hit by pitche
i ball-By Keuney. !. Passsd balls Ferguson
2 Umpire, Gallagher. 1ime-l 80.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

This country is getting quite an interesting
saat-of-arms display In its collection of social
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY

Lots of Wilmington People Going to
ifbSsIon-some for Pleasure, Others for
Convention work-others who Are on
for the Sesshore, Mountains aud the
Country.
q . communications intended fOs intsrtiop
Q thia crIuIln should be addressed to sooiatv
1oit1r. .sre Of the EvENrEc JoDRNAI. unui
huIir atoms should be written on ous sine o.
SIC ' ADsr only
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.


NEW CASTLE, July s One Of the most
exciting baseball games of the year was
that played on Saturday with Manayunk
at Battery Park, the contest being any
oodys until about the seventh inning
Lesch pitched better than ever, giving
none OF his dangerous bases on balls and
allowing the visitors, all of whom were
old and experienced batsmen, TO secure
but FIVE hits.
The visitors scored their six runs in
The third aud fourth innings Madden
missed Burks third strike and Massa
| lined out the first hit OF the game--s
/ two- bagger Reid reached first on
NcCaughan's error and stole second
Bork and Mssss scoring in the meantime
ainhle struck ont, MoDsvitt was hit by
oatted ball and Humphrieg was an easy
out TO Leach after Reid had scored
| In the fourth. with one man out,
Oonoway raped out two bigger, stole
/ third and came oms on Montgomery Z
error of Burk's high fly. Nassa and Reid
1 both hit safely, bringing In Burk and
Msssa Reid stole but was left by good
catches on the part Of Montgomery and
Duffy. Two singles BY Leach aud Fer
Il guson ard a pretty double By Higgins
aetted the hons club three luns In the
third. Four came Ia Ia the fifth. Lsach
vas aafe on Humphries's error and
Ferguson brought him home With two
base hit Higgins bstted Ferguson In
aud coached wild throw to third BY
Hinkie, which let him IN. Madden wal
safe on Reid's error. was advanced by
Montgomo. Us sacrifice and scored on
NcDsvitt's wild throw Fsrguson's three
Base hit and HiRains's hit in the seventh
inning meant as many runs vith the as
I sistance Of Duffy's sacrifice ard Montgom
ery's single When The home club forged
ahead bY hard batting the Joy of New
Castles 500 knew no bounds. The score
| Columbia A. C.....0 0 . o 2-1
Eanayunk 49,. ......0 0 0 o OIL
Batteries-Lesch and Madden; Humphries
MoDevitt and Hinkle Hits-Columbla A. c
| II; Manayunk, b. Erro s-Columbia A. !.
Manayunk. 8. Earned runs Columbia,
rwo-base hits-ferguson, Higgins. Mont
gomery. Fisher. Masss. COnaway. r. rec bas
hit Ferguson. Left On bases Columbia A. q
| z; Mauayunk. 5. Struck Out-By Leach. 8; b.
Humphries, 4; by McDevitt, J.. Sacrifice hits-
| Duff, Montgomery. Fisher. McCauRhan. hi
Held, HumphrieH. Passed balls-Hinkle
Tlme--l As. Dmpire-J Ieuoir.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS

Reception and Tea at the
Delaware Field Club Grounds.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

Yesterdays League Scores.
ST. Louis, 6; Baltimore, 8.
Chicago, 8 Cleveland. 2;
Cincinnati Brooklyn, rain.
Louisville Washington, rain.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

where's the editorf" "Froze.m "Wherea
the foremanY' "Freezln'." well. where's
the Office boy2" "Mortgagin' the paper to buy
a snow shovell"-A tlanta Constitution.
Think Of this. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the
only true blood purifier prominently in the
public eye to-day. IL cures disease when all
others fail. because IL makes pure blood.
Hoods Pills cure iaundice. bliousness, sick
headache, Constipation and q 4 liver ills.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West t2t ST. station. " y. as tohoWAs
and - minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
I3O A. VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo
no A. VI. Daily local to Albany for Catskill NOUN
tains and Saratoga. Parior 70 Albany, Sundays
oi5 A. w. Daily FOR Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches-
ter iuffaio Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and Chi
A~iiOO A. VI. Daily except Sunday. to catskii Noun
tains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and MnnewaskA.
Parlor cars to Hobart and New Pa,z.
B-II.35 4. VI. Daily sunday. 10 Catski Noun.
tains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska,
Albany Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Paror cars
10 BiOomyille. Saratoga and Caldwell
LIZ y. VI. Saturdays only. f-Hoiday Special q
Catskll Mountains. Paror 10 Bloomye
C--3.AS y. VI. Daily. except Sunday. 90 Catskl Noun.
tains New faltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewssks,
Albany. Saratoga Parlor cars attached to Hobart and
c'~t.O0T. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Albany.
5IS y. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and St Louis.
$50 VI Daily except SUNDAY. for N.whurs Albany.
7.45 4. W. Daily. except Sunday for Utica. Syracuse
Rocheste~ and Buffalo
S.I5P.M Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis.
II. c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex; AiOo0 Bio.to
M 60 40 Jersey City. r. r. r. Station. Ai0. 10
Bill ~ g 32s p. m.
For tickets time tables paror and sleeping
modatons apply city Offices. Brooklyn New York. and
AT stations Time tables principal hotels For other
Information address
c. T. LAMBERT. Gen Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave- New York
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LEn|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stnu"ns foot OF COrtlandt and Desbrosses sts
'oo a. VI. daily, except sunday. FOR MAuCH CHUNK
and Intermediate stations 1904 N'-~''"
,,Hiio ~ VI. iaIy for GENEVA ROCHESTER, RTE
t ~ ~ NiAGARN FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ana
west and piicipal and local points: dining car N
Ii,nno hr,ase pullman vesbue sleeper to Chicago
far pst,nh uNk ard intermediate points Connections
'Uo IT, W. daily. except sunday. for ELMIRA and a
nrnedae stations COZ nectons Tor PottSyle and al
ing; chair-car 10 Wilkesb,rre ''"' anu reaa
,"",v H. W. Sundays oa!y) for Wlkesbarre n
Junction and all intermediate stations 80 I"
TInr - "" uaill. except sunday for l.. D. JUNG.
DN ana principe intermediate stations Pullman h,sa
- Wikcsbarre: for Potsvilia '
,r, ~ VI. day, except SUNDAY. for Bound BrooL and
1 " NJ daily for EAsTON ami nt srmedlats s,.to,.
and All ~, W. daiy for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
NJ W points West Pullman SleeIer vesttbuled train
connestnn 70 Chleaso siespe, TO buffalo and Toronto
uti H. W. daily. except Sunday Easton and n,.r
TE H" hIrM VI daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES.
c mes rrmnn slsepers Chicago and run,io e pans
md sga and Pullman accommodatons at 2s, eel a..
Har 10 broadway 81 East i4th St, 1850 East io,h
ps,orA ebo Fulton st.. Court ST. Os Rroa on
brookiyn Annex brooklyn. N Y " ~ -''ao""Ss ana
gage from hotel residence through 70 oas'