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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29
"SWEET HOME."

Looking out of my office window
recently, Z saw on dray beside a bar
rel of whiskey box of merchandise,
on the end Of which was printed in
large letters, "Sweet Home" The Ii
quor and the sentence seemed to form
such strange companionship that I
unused on the thoughts suggested by
it,
"Sweet Home," with howell for a
cottage!
ssSweet Home" with a crazed and
besotted brute for husband!
"Sweet Home" with cursing and
staggering fiend for father!
"Sweet Home" with a wife whose
swollen eyes and emaciated form tell
too plainly of the curse Of rum!
'sSweet Home,'' with half dressed,
half starved children, whose very
sustenance has been squandered for
drink!
stSweet Home" with straw for
bed and dust for a carpet!
'Sweet Home" where the wife
breads the return of the husband, and
the children hide from the presence
Of the father!
stSweet Home'' where the empty
chair points to a drunkard's grave!
sSweet Home" where want and
misery and despair reign supreme!
"Sweet Home,7 where hate and
brutality take the place of love and
gentleness!
HSweet Home," where liquor
write stSweet Home" over the broad
doorway Of hell itself!
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29

1t is fact of history that of every
one hundred men who are reclaimed
from strong drink, ninety will return
to their cups again; while for every
one hundred boys and girls who sign
our pledge, ninety remain true to it
through life.
The way to make men noble is to
take them when they are boys, and
show them there is nothing in the
world SO elevating as good habits.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29
LADIES' COLUMN.
HOW TO KEEP COOL.

For four years st. Louis and Denver
have been keeping cool by currents OF
anhydrous liquid ammonia that flow
through mains as gas and water do
nd refrigerate food, air and people,
if they desire it, in hotels, markets
and private houses. Like most new
ideas, this took root in the West first.
The present summer the system has
been adopted by cottagers and hotel
keepers at Atlantic City.
1t is tolerably certain that ice will be
supplanted as cooler before many
years, either by anhydrous liquid am
monia or by a new preparation known
as carbon dioxide. 1t is produced by
calcining limestone with the coke Of
soft coal 1t is a gas as first formed,
but can be suppressed and iquefied.
Then the plan is to pass italso through
underground pipes from a central
and any other place where it is want
ed.
The carbon dioxide may be sprayed
directly upon meat which it is desired
to refrigerate. 1t is said to sour milk,
however. And when the temperature
is boiling hot outside it is expected to
be able by either one of these meth
DDS to cheat old father sun out of his
innings and depress the mercury to
any desired point indoors.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29
w. G.. T. u. COLUMN.
PROFIT SH4 RING.

Among the resolutions passed by
the Irish Temperance League on Jan
uary last, was the following strong
protest against the holding of brewery
and distillery shares by protested
Christians. 1t will apply to license
voters in this country who support
the liquor traffic ''on account of the
revenue.'
''That this meeting, realizing with
grave concern the immense gain in
sympathy and support which the Ii
quor traffic has reaped from the float
ing of the leading breweries and dis
tilleries of the land, very earnestly
calls upon all Christian men and wo-
men who may have been tempted into
the purchase of shares in this trade,
to consider seriously the relation of
such investments to the essential eth
les of the Christian life, and to ask
themselves whether the fact that the
Government can poinU to so many
professedly Christian persons and
prominent citizens as lending their
sanction to this trade, and willing to
be enriched by its profits Though
these represent the ruin Of multitudes
of our fellows, is not great obsta-
Gle to our securing those measures Of
relief and reform which Parliament
has repeatedly, and by large MAORI
ties, Endorsed, and which successive
Governments have promised, but
have made no serious attempts to
give.'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29
New Process GaSOlene Stoves,

the wonder of the year; on exhibition every
dav Don't fail to see stock OF HOSE
Lawn Mowers, window screens, So t;i
noors and the thousand other things which
interest you at this season
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29

The primary object in using veil
is not to conceal the face or hide the
wearer from the recognition of her
friends, though in the East, where the
veil is a shrouding mantle worn i'm
partially by females of every rank and
all degrees of age, this was and is the
reason for it's assumption. With us
no woman desires to put on an air of
mystery or in any way disguise her
self by the wearing of veil. She
puts it on because it is a frightening
of her beauty; her eyes, her skin, her
lips, it must be owned, looking pref
tier and softer and more bewitching
through the film of lace or gauze
which is tied over them, not so much
a mask IS an ornament. The veil re-
ceives a quantity of dust in its fine
meshes, dust which would otherwise
sift into the minute pores and lacelike
meshes of the superficial skin. dain-
ty woman dislikes to face dust and
wind without the protection Of her
veil. Let her be ever so charmlngly
arrayed, she can arrive nowhere with
out fieck and stain, and with her hair
in nice order, unless she dons bit of
net or chiffon, and thus defies wind
and sun.
Red or blue or lilac, or opaque white,
or white with dots of black, is in doubt
full taste Pure, sheer white can be
worn with very light and dressy tot
lettes and by very young women; but
other persons must shun this as trying
to the complexion, and apt to have
wan and ghostly effect. Black is al
ways in order, land there is great va
riety to be had ir it. For journey,
or for drive in rough weather, or
sail, nothing in the line of yelling
equals the old fashioned and substan-
tial berege, which is useful if not beau
tiful AS it makes no pretensions to
anything except capacity for service,
one should not comment on its lack
of elegance.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29
ONLY 58c.

r,,.o,- ora safe. economical, handy, and if
90, We're to use one for aweek you would lot
he without it for twice the cost. Wheh III
Nevport come in and see our
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29

"a Nv the xvav. the Lovell-Diamonds seems
20 he The leading wheel this season. They
are nui1t for service, speed and beauty, ana
fiji the bill every time
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29

FB-Everything in the Jewelry and Silver
want everybody to call, examine, and get
promptly attended to. G. {
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29
Oil nd GasOlene Stoves.

Don't kill yourself over a red hot ~ooa
stove, when you can buy gooo OIL STOVE u
us for
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-29
A tip top IA in. Lawn Mower
for S2.98.

Are Won going to use that old Cultivator
this season? Come in and one with which
YOU can save twice the labor and do double
the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

thursday. November ZIP III.
Trading in stocks reached a volume Of business
to-day Of almost insignificant proportions The
dullest days Of the last summer presented more
life and activity Oh the Stock Exchange than
was exhibited to-day. and even the total sales
Of the hslf-holiday trading Of Saturdays are
generally larger than the total for to-day.
which amounted to only l2l .9s5 shares Outside
Of the interest displayed by the professional
room traders there nothing in the market
10 attract atteItion. There was no outside sup
port whatever. and IN the absence Of good buy
ing orders the few bears who were willing to
trade succeeded in depressing prices using the
gold export prospect their weapon. The
market did not respond TO an easier feeling on
the foreign bourses. nor did excellent railway
statements have the desired effect. except per
haps IN the case Of Lake Shore which advanced
the good showing made by the road in the
last quarter. but the gain was not held 10 the
close. As TO gold shipments for Saturday the
Indications are that they will be heavy. several
firms having announced themselves as shippers.
As much as s4.000.00O may 60 out. unless an un-
expected supply Of bill should come into the
ma rket tomorrow
American Tobacco. Sugar Refining Chicago
Gas and Western Union were the only stocks
IN which transactions were over 10000 shares.
and I'm all IF them net declines We're recorded.
American Tobacco was weak on pr0iit-taking
sales. losing over ] per cent while continued
selling I'm Western Union carried that stock
down nearly per cent. Chicago Gas lost per
cent The selling OF the Central Trust receipts
is evidently due to the delay in the propose Il
reorganization Of the company and also To the
iumOrs Of opposition 10 the reorganization. which
were current again to-day. There We're a few
stocks bought for the foreign account. which
caused some strength in Louisville and Nash
VILE. but other international faVOrites We're not
benefited. The Granger shares were all lower
and the general AWAY st weak eXcep-
tons being Denver and Rio Grdnde preferred.
Canadian Pacific. Canada southern, Omaha
Delaware and Hudson. and Manhattan. Lacede
Gas strong, and Illinois Steel was down
over per cent The market closed unsettled
Closing prices OF the principal active stocks
compared with those Of yesterday, were az fol-
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.

stations foot VI i,.sui.sses ana tOiud"'e 49,"
900 4. Mast Parlor car tS 20 P r6 Psnas
1000 A. VI PENNsYLyAANiA l lEins and observa;
lion cars Arrives chicago . a. M,.o'Ti. 800 4 H.
nou,s3ule Ii.5D A. NJ. ST Louis 800 } NJ M"
A. ~ n CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREtssSii
-D",,,,.o seopns and Dining Cars 10 - LOUIS ~
vile and Chicago. Arryes C,n.,H"a" '
ssi w. NJ wE ssiiaHS s ht4gs
and Dining Car. 70 Chicago ,osSo and p n nsst day
a,vernd " W? s5rTMwEsTERS EXPIRES &, Inl.
Slipping and nni"S r w. indanspols 1913 r. u"
500 ~ "; Connects for Chicago daily and c*V'
land e"I roR .a's sTLANTA EXPOSITION P ".
Via SOUTHERN RAnwATy,. YYr'tc coAssr LIHE. 30
4 r. dsy: via sEAnoARD, Az L Ha6E 800 4 NJ
week G Wyxs iII az aSD sotTHI
$50 $50 1910 dining car,. - a Dining cars. .
G dang cs5 ians :s pif2 @ s' Ii
q p1r,o s, and Dining csrs $50 dining carr """s
ca9 81 p ~ 10 ha nisf RAILWAY Express r "
daily Through sleeP,q1s aad n,H YHS6RFoLK va Gap.
@haGes Route. \. ". weekdays ana VIZ"
ArAXTBc CITY G.r ep ,bi SaTh 70 N Aan nc
For Long Branch Asbuy Par. 40 p's' 10 ani 10 II
p~assn SIG nas -,cp at InteraAen Tor Ash1v
Paro '4' A. For 70 i, IppiIrLxDELrniA;., no ,,,,.
500 40 $ $50 9 $50 q. Penn ',no gi'innr cs1
Ing caI, il a ,n, r. az ig 30 < ~ 81 ~:
n,ph, sundays - $50 . Z" .o I l ,,5r
4 NJ lDnin g, car g., 90 " u - rst'
7t.r, oe,ce. So. 42s e,i liee ; ~ t ~
Rroaawsy -o A.'or H t s a F1on s,r .
Rroa way and Brooklyn AnneN ~ Tho 80 YORK
Transfer company will cali for ana e sn,
hotels and residences through 20 o's''I r WOOD
9 N. cc itin'7u ,naqor General Pss-r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE MD
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. -.
For philadelphia weeS ei, 5 ! as5 ss S 100 csD9gs
ParIor carr dining Cap. 500 dDnns az, az ia %
0Dnins Car A. NJ. 80 400 300 Dining carr go"
Dining SaT1 S r1 Nashns,on week days 500 1900.
30 DINING can A. NJ 23o 800 800 dining oaEoo.
II 20 DINING Ca.l \. NJ. 800 800 Dining carr ~
uInlLs 'ar ar, rir1- sa3 can be procured foot d.
Iibery St ilS ~ pol 4i5. 9i4 lilo 1928 Broad"sy
-27 Grh Az II East lfth 81. 1874 East l-otn -. %
Wesi i25th St 81 columbus Az New-fork Court -
SEQ Fulton St Br0okl,n. 9S Broadway. Niilels9u. &
bsgpage from hotel or residence 20 Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

In state issues there sales OF 10000 VIZ
ginia Ga deferred trust certificates at 81. and
$1,000 North Carolina con AZ AT LOG. Railroad
bonds were quiet except for the few leading Is
sues and especially Oregon Short Lines. but no
marked tendency Of prices appeared and the few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
BALTIMORE & CHIC RAILROAD.

b"Ittmorr. Wn"hinGtnn IhicagO, CINCINNATI.
-. Louis and All Points Nest.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON AL. TRAINS
Leave NeWvork. foot ~ LiocrN daily Tor CHICAGO
. 30 y. m and II u night plTrSBt' re. Snn.
80 sun II rs night CINCINNATI. sr. LOUIS 10 a.
m. 800 p m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. q. DID,.
* sun. 10 a. m Dining car II 70 IN. Dining car.
no D. m 1SO y m. ex sun. Diniag Cnr) 600 3 n.
Dining Car 600 y. IN. Dining carr. l2ij night
NORFOLK. II 80 =
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
thI%nsh Pullman STEPPING car. ,. m. daily.
Ticket Offices. ll3. ~ 26i AIS lilo broadway II
East l'tn ST i27 nowey. y Y; 3il Fulton ST. Brook
lyn. stations foot 81 Liberty ST. e Il X. e. y
New-Yotk Transfer Company viii csn for ana cheek
easeScc fssr ..is. Q. re.!ienco t. I.s.ft.'ic5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
,pIF ELEVATOR COMPANY

ERIE ELEVATOR COMPANY.
a. The annual meeting Of The stockholders ~ tho Eric
Elevator Co FOR election ~ directors VII. be held AZ
lie Office 81 the company Room > sth floor NILS Build
-g II Rr Iad-s New-York city. on November 30 1873,
AZ 10 o',iark noon GEO. ". GRAFT Secretary.
ANUANSET IMPROVEMENT CO., New
vi York Nov u ls.5.-The Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of this mpany VIII bee held AT the office
-, Thomas r. Wood Co.. Nos. 573 and 80 Broadway.
New York City. on Tuesday Nov 70 1880 AT > p VI.
HENRY X MOTLEY. Secretary.
< HELTER ISLAND PARK, NcwYork. No
- vcmher 10 1895 The Annual Meeting - the stock.
holders OF THIS company Will be held az the office Of
TN mas H. Wood & CO. Nos. 80 and 515 Broadway,
New York CITY on Tuesiay enher % 1895 az \ VI.
Henry x. MOTLEY. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
INACTIVITY IN STOCKS.
PRICES GENERALLY LOWER.
HEAVY GOLD EXPORTS SATURDAY.
BONDS AND MONEY

sALes AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE NOVEMBER Il
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY

~
-Four tracx. Autl matte BLOCK St...H
on and sft@r November IT, l't.
Trains leava station foot ~ Liberty -i
For carton. Bethlehem. Airntp",' a., t.tt 20,
- I;asoni 30 5:i5 1880. 70 Allentown J. ~ -n'a's
30 ,7:i5 to Eastonl 4 ~. 10" 80 o.' sio ~.
Ia 20 ~, ". SUNDAYS. -, a. VI ., go IN
F,r Peadlng at 80 500 $40. u 20 - ". ~ ~
go 400. 800 80 7;3o r; n 10 night sunday
~ ta ~ AZ go 500 $40 a. NJ. 40 70
90 so SO i. ". i2:l5 night sundays Io' "'''
For sunbury rewi.hurg and Wliamsport q, 10 ~
olo A. NJ. i.10 100. 80 T. NJ Nuh'''s' 7"' - ''
ooo l. M AI-RAII route -
-, pod pank r0ng Pranch and points south ~ , *
Pleasant 80 l. il 80 \. NJ. 81 J 10 20 80
6l5 = VI sundays except ocean "'''9 0'- ''
park 900 4. NJ 400 y. VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 si5 A NJ i:45. $40, 4:4o =, N. NJ. IL
For Farmingdale. Toms River ia ,nessst larA a"'
rsarnegst 4 30 SIS A. NJ i:i5 $40 F. NJ :,
For Atlantic city Vineland and Bridget n ~ > DC
Fer Monmouth Beach seabrgh and HiEh,2n1s ~ "a "
sink 30 s.l5. II 30 \. NJ, % l.f' f''' ~ - -
SUNDAYS. 900 \ ". 400 j. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
financial.
THE DONDHOLDERs OF THE
Chattanooga, Rome & Columbus R. R. Go

are requested deposit their bonds with the Cen'f"
Trust Company OF New-York which will issue receipts
therefor under an Agreement copies Of which can be
obtained 1T the CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF the
office o Undersigned.
Holders OF majority OF the bonds have assented to
said agreement
decree Tho sale Of the railroad having been rem
dered necessary FOR the bondhJi,rs to immediately
unite to protect their interests. 80
~ SIMON BORG Il CO.,
- NASSAU STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN *. H:
stations in New Ork. loot Of bnrcia! anu
Christop.Ier streets. .,.,.r
VESTIBULED TRANS, PULLMAN BIFFEr
CARS, P1\IsCH L.GlIf.

Direct route l. MEN ARR BLOOMtIEil Alo> i'.N44,
the ORANGES, summit, BeInaidst '1le. p4SHHs
Ridge Madison MorristoNn. Passalc, iate. b. it.,'
ton. 'oHSr, Sianh.Pe' NEWTON, D. '.i,.,i,tS
MoINIAlN, Washnst n. Ihll.l.iPsb1 h'f 1872
WATER GAP, STROJ DSBU KG, PlcoEo VI iniAt-.''
SCRANTON, PlIlSlDN. WlLh lAt.l-. Mo .
COKE, DANNlLLE, NoRlhU MBEi.lANr, ,al.",-
rose. BINGHAMTON, OXFORD. NORWICH Water
VILE UTICA RI HFGELD SPRINGS. '.tt.a..i.
slkAGJSE OsWEiO. II ACA, OMEio. -i.AtNA;
CORNING, BATH. dams LIE, BUtEA.1 aga 80
points WEST NOkIHWEsf AND SOHrIN .-l
20 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops 90 p-ncpd
800 a. M.-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BlNGuAMIpN.
UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS. syn. Use a.
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Plrl.. rs c.a-
meet at Buffalo with train 10y Chicago and .nls 49,
100 T.. NJ SCRANTON, WILNt,S BARRE alI ElNl!sA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet paflol
400 =. M-SCRANTON. WILkESBAHRE. ami PLY ~
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
'.3o p NJ Gpaiy)-l}unalO Ntstiluled Limited ENi IS
for SCRANTON. SINGUAMTON. ELMIRt RII-
FALO. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Connects 3
Buffalo with train Tor chicago and points
p:3O I. NJ. DAILY. -BCFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON, UTICA, SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Ssepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a, =
Park Place. 429 Broadway. Tickets ferry ~
broadway III 4th-aNe. l2h-st. - West i25fh
225 Columbusave New York. 38s and 726 Futanst ani
1903 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables gyius nl ins.f.
nation an stations
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII caN f1r -
check baggage from hotel or residence destination
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LER|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

statioa, 900, OF Cortiandt ana Desbrosses sta
:.w 4. Il. Qaly. except sunday. for MAJch ,lt. M
and intermediate stations. ... -....-...,, ,,..-
sI3 4. ". daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER. biF.
FAflO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE M
me West and prn opal and local points dining ear ID
suspension Bridge Pullman Nestihu.e sleeper -
40 A. VI daily Qeates ar lO3l a NJ sunday Nr
MAI','H CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
100 Il. VI. daily except sunday. f1r ELMIRA an- al
intermediate stations. connections oI io''S'e "' ~'
INK. chair-cag WlAestarle. =
$3.50 4. VI. tSunlays only for WiAesoafre. J.. x D.
Junction ana al intermediate stations ~
$40 3. VI. daily. except sunday, Tor L. ana b. -.
TION and principal Intermediate stations putnam 'l'''
paror-car Wiikesbarre. connections tor II
20 y. VI. daily. except sunday. for Bound hs" ara
5.i5 r. VI. daily for EAsTON AMI intermedia'e sia'
......u. ...rr-
$500 T.. Vi. deny :or BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALls;
all points West. Pullman Sleeper fest4-.ri i..n
New-YorX Chicago Sleeper 20 Binalo ana IoF1n''
connections for Reading and liarrlsuufs. -.
$3.50 pm. daily except sunday. for Eas'on ara
intermediate stations. . .,,..,
$500 u. II. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. RoCL.Ls-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all p5nis "ess,
Pullman Seepers t. Chicago ana Buffalo 'iaie-' ~
Mi.kesbarre.
Tickets and Pullman accommoda lions AZ 30. aol -
and 323 Broadway. 81 East IAN -. 1875 Etsf i-',n -
York. $50 Fulton 81. Court 81, - Broadway 1"'
Brooklyn Annex. Bro ohlyn. y. \. $500.
The New-York Transfer 20. Will call for a1t -
baggage from hotel residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
WEST SHORE R.R.

ana = m uu'es ,arlier from foot Franklin ST.
81 ~ T,ily l AL 10 Albany for Catsklll Mountains
md se-,fnea Parlor cars To- Albany, sunday. only
oI5 l. w. Daily Albany. Cuct, syracuse Ecchesel'
fl,naI, Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland ana thic.s'
Ii:.5 l. VI Daily except sunday 10 ratSkii noun l
Is,rs \.,N Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnne"a-hd.
Aiany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake GeoiSs razor car
100 y. NJ Daily. except sunday ior Mqq.hy, syracuse
~ ,b..stsr Buialo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
cleveland. Chicago and St Louis ,.,.. ,tha- =
GO -, VI Daily except sunday. for Newbnrg Albany
s'r,f'ga and Montreal. ParlOr car TO kingston
~ o. VI. Daily. except sunday for Iuca syracuse
"' Dsi, fr Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches-
& Ir,,ei, %agara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
For tickets tim, tables parlor and sieeping-caI
modations apply city offices Brooklyn ana t- b
A. stations Time tfLles principal ncte. t9r r'ne'
Information address a.; r.. 30 u-Yo,k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
DIED ID" LINE or STEAMSHIPS

~ for La Guayra. Puerto CabellO Curacao and Mara
cADo. VIA 'ltacoa from Pierrepont stores BROOKLYN
) : PHILADELPHIA ..... saturday. Nov n / u II,
) 5. tARAlAS. -..-....... w Wednesday Dec. d M
= 3 VENEZUELA .......... Saturday. Nov a. / =. M
FOR MAEAGAtRD
: > MARA'AlBo. .........-. "Wednesday November II
Ihes. American steamers. built trade
haze superior accommodations pafsrngcrs
BOILION BLISS x DALLETT
General MaDageg 1875 Fruat- St
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RAILROADS..
-.azn,C-' CkE~iEsr SI.ILruAL.
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ uiIncnN plVE2
e HUDSON RIVER n. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
S:3O a M-EXcept sunday. Empire state bAp'e'
Fastest train In TIE world. . -.
Di:,O A. M-Daiy. Fast Mali. For Syracuse hoches''''
Iunao Niagara Falls Chicago. =, -,
1880 A M-Except Sunday. Day Express FOR al w"
portant State points -. ,..,,
100 j. M.-Daily Southwestern Limited For cinc'h-
natl Indianapolis and St Louis. az
loo T. M-Daiiy. chicago Special for Detroit. cleve
land. Toledo and chicago ,,-s,,o.,s,s
3,3O r. M-Except Sunday. West Point. Poughkeepse
4.ao p ' MSDaiiy Norh shore LIMITED. Due Detroit
20 \. N. Chicago 4:3o T. NJ ~ 49,,
GOO =. MDaily For Albany Troy. nuoa' I"fgaIo
cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chicago cincinnati
6.25 =. M~Daly Saratoga. Plattsburg. ST. Adams
1870 r. M-Day. For Auburn Road. Buffalo Niasar"
Falls Cleveland. indianapolis. 81. LOUIS Cnlc'so
600 T. M.-Daily only Sleeping Car passengers lo'
points the Fall Brook Ry. and Rochester '"'
o.t5 J. M"T)aiIv For oswego. Wster,own. Ogdens-
burg Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago, except Satuf-
day. FOR Cape Vincent and ne Aupudn a nrincipal
points New-York Central. every hsh' 'N'''
o:OG A. NJ and S::s5 p. M.-Daily. except Sunday to
Pitsfed. via Harlem Division - , porL
ou5 sunday only to Pittsiield and the berH-
shire Hills via Harlem Division ,,.,.
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO hONNhtF, POINTS on
IAN night trains between l35th-st aLn i,n vi,h
Putnam Division far Yonkefs IN cohheSapn "su
the Elevated Road This only line running d."
night trains OF New-Yogk. .,..
Wagner Palace all through 'ahs
Trains Illuminated by pintsch Light .., c,.,,o,
Tickets and Wagner Offices AZ Grand eh,IH =, tss
l2 Broadway. II Park Place POI ~ ,, ,pi.b
iih st 9i2 Braadway 235 columbus ave; % Mes Ion
a., and l3sth-st. station New-York; ~ ana 30 f"""
ST. ana 100 Broadway. F. -. BROOKLYN. ,. ,ves,
baggage checked from hotel or residence ny the "''
G 1nu, EHH ~ Toi@ @Fy'" GEORGE H. DANIELS.
'O General Manager General Passenger Agent