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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-29
THE LONDON COUNTY coUNo11.
An Interesting Paper to the Historici
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An Interesting Paper to the Historical
 Society by MT. George l.. Fox.
 The assembly of ladies and gentlemen at the New Haven County Historical society's meeting last evening was en- tertained by the reading of a paper on
 'The London County Council" by MT George L. Fox, rector of Hopkins gram mar school
 The paper was very interesting, also instructive. It showed the purpose of
 The London County Council" to be municipal reform. The council is in some respects, as to its creation, etc., similar to the city council in this coun- try, and has only been in existence a few years.
 MT. OK enumerated. some of the many instances in which the body has bene- litted the public and has inaugurated needed rerorms. Up to a short time ago there was in certain portion of London a district in which after a cer- tain hour at night certain gates could be closed by the property owners in that section, that they might preserve their neighborhoods from the confusion and hustle of the crowds. This necessitated any one who wished to get to one of the northern stations going a long distance around, and sometimes caused people to miss trains, thus causing great in convenience to the public at large. The council took hold of the matter, and through their efforts had these thor oughfares left open and showed the wealthy property owners that they could not have a quiet rural district in the midst of London at the inconven- fence of the public.
 There has also been much trouble in London with coal dealers and tlluminat- ing companies. By the efforts of the council it was brought about that very stringent laws are in force regarding weights of coal, and when the compa- nies tried to sell an inferior article as the best they were heovily fined Gas commissioners were also appointed who tested the gas daily, and reported any failure to come up to the standard.
 In March, 1894, 1,000,0O0 certificates of weights were submitted, of which near ly IA were not accepted on the ground of being fraudulent. In 1894 there were 118 cases of deficiency in quality of il- gas, and the companies were promptly heavily fined. In all of these instances the county council has been the power which has caused justice to be done, and protected the rights of the people. MT. John Burns, the labor lead CT, who was recently in New York, MT. Fox said, was a member of this coun- cil in behalf of the trades unions, and through his efforts in that body many helpful measures for laboring men have been passed. It has been said that MT. Burns in his efforts in the council has done more for the laboring men than any other man in England. Other points were touched on in the paper showing the value of the council as a factor of reform. At the conclusion of the paper questions were asked by ex- Alderman Maxcy Hitler and ex-Mayor 
 The Historical society has received lately some book from Rev E. E. Hall, Old China, and French book from Judge Baldwin, and books from the es- tate of Miss Gerry.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-29
CAPTAIN MARIAN WANTED.
He is Suggested as Professor in an English
 College,


 London, Jan. 2S.-The Daily Graphic will print tomorrow a leader on the suggestion made by a correspondent of the St. James Gazette that Captain Ma han, U. s. N, be called to Cambridge to take the professorship of modern his tory, which was left vacant by the death of Sir John Seeley two weeks ago. The writer says:
 Captain Mahans contribution to his tory is not easily measured by academ- ic standards, for it rises into the higher plane of statesmanship. The weakest point of the suggestion is that Captain Mahan possibly will prefer active life in the navy, but there is no reason why the offer should not be made. A refusal would be our loss, but we should have had the pleasure of expressing appro- our gratitude for the national service he has done us
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-29
Attempt to Rob a Station.

Ridgefeld Jan. 2S.-Burglars made another attempt to break into the sta tion of the Consolidated road here early this morning. A window in the ticket office was broken by the burglar, but before they got into the building some of the neighbors heard the noises and frightened them away. This is the sec- ond attempt by burglars to burglarize the station within two weeks. Station Agent Glenn believes that the burglars belong to a local gang
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-29
sErERE DAmAGr BY THE STORM
Much wreclsage on the Shore.

Mantle, Jan. 2S-A quantity of wreckage has been washed ashore here on the beach, including bath houses and timber from the pavilion, which indi- cates that the damage in this vicinity by the storm on Saturday was quite severe. At Crescent Beach several bath houses were carried away from their foundations and washed out into the sound The high tides flooded the eel lars of many of the cottages near the shore The plaza of the Bay View hotel at this place was also carried away by the high tides. The storm here was as severe as the gale which prevailed along the shore two years ago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-29
GETTING BETTER.
Victims of the south Windsor Acci,

Victims of the South Windsor Accident.
 Hartford Jan. 2S.-William Rearodon, the South Windsor farmer who was brought to the hospital after being in- jured in an accident in East Hartford Friday night, is improving at the hos pital, and the physicians think that he will recover. Healy and Hickey, the other men who were injured, are doing nicely, and will be discharged from the hospital in a few days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-29
MESSAGE IN 4 BOTTLE.

It is Believed That the Crew of Warship
 is Lost.
 Athens, Jan. 28-The Greek govern ment and British minister have receiv- ed information that bottle was found off zante and in the bottle paper with these words:
 Sinking rapidly. Inform German admiralty Warship Stein"
 The Stein is a frigate of 2,S10 tons. Recently she has been used as a train- ing, ship. She carried 446 men.
The advocate., 1895-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
lFlrst published March 81, 1851
Sheriff g Sale.

In the district court Of Shawnee county,
state OF Kansas:
Mary Smith, plaintiff, va George Smith, de.
fendRnE
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued to me
out OF said district court, In the above enti-
April, A D., 1895, Of 10 o'clock q. m. Of said day,
At the front door Of the court house in the
city OF Topeka, in the county Of Shawnee, In
the state Of Kansas. offer At public sale, and
sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash
In hand, all the following described real
estate, to-wit: The west fifty feet OF lots Nos.
1856, 1SS, 14O, 142 and IA, on Western avenue
(south) In the city Of Topeka, In the county
Of Shawnee, In the state OF Kansas.
The above described real estate Is taken as
the property Of said defendant, and Is d.
rected by said order Of sale to be sold, and
viii be sold without appraisement, 10 satisfy
said order Of sale. D. N, BURDGE, Sheriff.
Jos. ENsMINGRR, Attorney.
The advocate., 1895-04-17
ENORMOUS YIELD OF VEGETABLES.

Good Home Markets Owing to the
Nearnesg to the Mining Camps.
The advocate., 1895-04-17

4Ndb HWIpIW4l UAUAWWIHB UbpIbbI 49, OIiiIUIoU9 o
JOHN A. BROWN,
Manager for KansssCity and Kansas, 81S, SIS
and 800 New Ridge Building, Kansas City
Missouri.
The advocate., 1895-04-17

Whom writing to our advertisers a..
ways mention the ADVOCATE
The advocate., 1895-04-17
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The advocate., 1895-04-17
sllSAS CITY and St. JOSEPH
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The advocate., 1895-04-17

CHEAP LUMBER AND FUEL Hs9s' g. sss: located on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

making useful round deliveries Free supplies OF ba,g
turning the market In buyers favor Quotations
Prime hay 100 10. 90c: No s5as1isc; No 9 SOC
No B. I shipping 1oc; clover mixed 72sc: clover, 0Dd
37Q42isc and wheat straw 3IQ42isc The receipts
hay to-day In tons were follows; Hudson River Rail
road, $50 tons; Erie Railroad. 900 tons; Pennsylvania
Railroad 10 TONS Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad 30 tons: West Shore Railroad so Lehgh
Valley Railroad 40 tons. Central Railroad Of NewJersey
10 tons river boats 30 canal boats 3l3 total
OF hay for week. 4.6G9 bales.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Receipts 81 potatoes
Tor Week 2l2@s bills Arrivals have lighter country
holders being generally unwilling accept prices on a
parity with the low rates here But offerings have been
ample Tor all needs and prices show no Improvement
sweet potatoes cleaning fairly we'll but trade quei
and outside figures rather extreme Orange county onions
shade frmer for fancy red and white. but yellow are
weak and under grades 81 all sorts DRAG heavily Csui-
flowers Irregular hut supply light and fancy lots firm
Lima beans little easier. Corn scarce and higher.
Celery firm for fancy but medium grades dull We quote:
Potatoes. per Dbl 9ocd$l H. sweet potatoes. Nneland.
:: 5onS do other South Jersey s2qs2 p; DO Virginia
81 62Qx2 onions Eastern. white 81 50ds2: yellow. 81 y
GSl %: red. ST. do Orange County. white. ~ 2oa*l .3
yellow G5Q9oc: red 05as5c: cauhowers per Dbl. sln
s. ~: eggpans. 81 SOds2: peppers I5cgSl. squash o9
l5c spinach. 81 Russian urniIs 5ogI5c carrots "c n
81 cabbages per x3ds4 sla$i 75 celery, per
dozen stalks loq5oc do per dozen fat bunches ''cgS
tomatoes. per crate coG6Oc lima beans per bag. s2n
50 so. string beans S1a<l %.
picked 6c No / Spanish sheed. and 5a5i.c for 10
Virginia Ches,nus and closing firm AT s. 5ofS,
bush for prime Northern Hickory nuts very dul'
only peddling sales Of fancy above i3cnSl Pc BUSH
and ranging 104l4c per NJ California white combs job
bling 13al5c California steady AT 5sa'c pr
IN Beeswax firm at 2T'sa2sc per NJ Ginseng ranges
from. 50 JOu 50 n size and cleanness
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts 81 M K
the different railroad distributing points IN
ana the city for the week have bee" as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. october s. 1891


CoTToThe marke; was aFan qHir issued thur.
day The bears seem to be eirad h W sg s Of the
Government report while some OF the bus So F, Ia.
been discounted The first call sales were a. an ne
Of TO Z points months. ami points On i1s
months this Improvement being On rather f
r ponts bG, that market closed unchanged CON
pared with Yesterdays closing prizes Tier % as this
lei o decline y about points here shortly after The
81 The los was recovered The free portward moyeme
attracting attention now and ID. nolIe i as Year
when the movement from DAY TO Gay h atter part OF
he afternoon on sck on MIN he tone bareiy steady
The "we1I pTic snS | 'f a points Total sales only
1896 The local spot market was o, qnShs s,s
err unchanged cotton circular has pen ' C
her 4 Co. Of Memphis Tenn in which they say: "on
mnas ye,d Of 800 ocS bales only the decrease
II fully Is per in the acreaee 80 rs cent less i,
hi cr a' fas s since ha' dine los, fully bae. an
the ou'uTn a, oes pa' bae the A ys
,b car Ina * 900 tennessee 2s5 $50; Texas $50
900 Indian no wh r5. makes the os
,HinA' ma rtduce the Yield 70 oelow 10000 bale
TSI,T to o" reach 7soc They add the gro'pe
ply september oa Hyi; ,, suP .ssa. fAs q
n ,0S Sr ssas ' crop Of 500
nes The farmer promises be- at the end 81 mis- sea
financial condition. and 10 assist IN M
1onsumuf0n u goods something he dll Du
the past crop The d-celpd' AZ tn- P' Ok 40
Lal-s las, week ana 3lO7GD bales last year I9-daf
re"e,," a. Galveston were djn3 bales, compared win
sos bales corresponding day last week. olS rs a-i
%av-orea.s Sa4 bales, against S'+l anu - So
49,, p..frfs AZ N~,-Oilcans tomorrow estimated AZ
IL 90 "a 1000 bales. against ~ bales last NerN'
,aies --ir. 3 ici bales fN' years az
od-ys receipts at Noble s1T bales. against Loo and
Savannah bales. against lO:Ni and
~ I-3 Isies charleston i734 bales against :5si AMI
t.i.s Norfolk AGA bales. against 90 ana 3Si1
49, Heuson 10 i02 bales. against 2l4+ and - :. D.
Lae- Nempti-. 3G,e bales. against 2Nl0 ami =,
81 iue-s,a 3.O27 bales. against 2oll ami =
10. I,yrlrts and cloths from the nitei King
D, r,r The month Of september were a. follows arms
ID p. 40 ~ AGAINST 2LuJOWC % on Aug ist ana r.
80, .,, -an.pher and - FAR this season
~, o. .o NJ against I72 ~ 500 y FOR corresp ndns
rer-T m. rr-vipus The exports - 81 ihs
orfb y.re oruDtO Yards aga!ns; 432WM"o Yards
N~ere, yards In september ~ last yea.
16i a'-i Yards. against SiS ~" $40
wards the previous seas f- . -, 81,
range i0-cay. ana closing bl1s the
,-..s,d,,s cir ana follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
LEH|Gh VALLEY RAILROAD.
Stations foot of Cortlsndt and Desbrosses

stations foot Of CortIandt and Desbrosses sfs
ZOO A. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAtCH OH~"H
and intermediate stations ... .-.--.~rp pr-r
FATO NIAGARA FALLS eTSprNSTON RniiFh. ana
West. and PRINCIPAL and ic. % ms
sI.p'nson Bride Pullman N.s'..c -, ,,y, ~.
,f;In 4. VI lailv loavcs ~ . 20 " s.'nltN ~
MArCIT CHr-NH ami nferm'diaf' points connections
Tor READING AMI Harrisburg. .,,,,a, -. III
900 u. VI da.v. ~Xrau' sunday ror ~ Mira Sn1 AZ
nferrrefiqte f0r lt's'i" ana Ne-l-
ire. ,ir-car p. V'fke-bnrre ,
:,.:.o p VI Sunday n1,o for WukesDaire /" a. ~
Junction ard an Intermediate S'otor. ,,..-
T.. ". iaiv. sunday. q = a'd - ). :. :
TfOE and rrinciua' -flgf@ slf.- 1s nan quincy
r-~iar-car T. vilk.sblrre. connections or y - ne
t:oo 4. NJ dali. except Sunday. Or Bound Brook ana
S.r5 r. NJ daily ,,r EAsTON and intermediate sra-
600 r. VI. daiy fcr Pr-FFArO NIAGARA FALLS.
AMI all p),-rs West Pullman |lesp@- vef'ni-i ~. !
connections FOR Reading and Farr'Fhirg 49,,
GIRO =. VI. daily except sunday fo' Eastern ana 'h''
ono -. ~ souv q, ITHACA GENEVA. ROcHEs-
TER Rr-FFiIO NIAGARA PALS art aii poi1s
WAs'. Pullman s'eepers 10 chicago and Bufala 'hA''
'T,,Eo.s AM p1'nan ecc7nuoar tions n 225 aei. "a
a-s eo2 NJ ',vav - ven Ct ia East 2ah ST.
Nay York. eD Fulton St Court St. 9S Broadway anc
BROOKLYN Annex RreoilYn Y Y.
Tho New York Transfer O. win call f1r 1n che'f rag
gage from hotel residence through 70 destn1'ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

Market closed barely steady At to points decline com
M with Yesterdays 81 sing prices Transferrhl' noi's
80 Total sales 1853 Ctt bales New YORK net receipts
ia baes gross. .O2B bales Exports: Continent -"
iaes. Great Britain. 2iss bales France l2bb baies
forv arded 3.Gi5 bales sales l4s bales. So h'Is -
haes stock. lJa.232 bales Total net r-cc'i' t'ia.
81 90 Dales thus this week SOS3s baIes Exports
TO-DAY: Great Britain @29 bales france Osst baies
continent ~ bales. Thus far this week; Great Iltn
sfock o. 7!l Spot duh. unchanged lt-
diinz upani 0,c mtdAl!ns gulf stsc Sa.~s l4Ni bales
ircIu3ing Isl bales spinnes and l3OJ bales contract
liverpool cableSp0 cotton IAN business cong sa'1
10 40 bales speculation and export. LOCO bales Arii-
an 10 900 bales. receipts 1000 bales American 100
bales niidling uplands 2332d Futures opened baie
steady sellers lG4 decline closed quiet ana uncnhnstI
october OctoberNovcmber 4i2ss; NoVeni 81 Ieee-
her 442is December January iI3s. January tebfua y
4A5s. February March. it6b; March-Apri 4i14b; AP-
MAY 449s. May-June 4jvl4s. JGneJuly 45ll%b; JHly-
August 453s Mancheser-l In buyers favor cIo'h'
NGOFFEE-P Prices were but slightly changed from vs.
to-day The greater part " day. with later montis
neglected Indications 4 large crop check e;ieAsN
mixing Gables feafureiess RIO quiet at i+.3vJ
reis for No = exchange. 10 5l6; receipts 1900 bags
Cleared Tor United states, 100 bags ftock at no
200 900 bags. Santos receipts ZOO bags. stock 'VOWV
1agr Market steady at IL 200 res. Hamburg closing
steady october "a 80 pigs; Novembet 1870 pigs ecen-
her 73 % pigs; January - pigs February 122 rfS'
payre steady October D2 francs November al5O frame
bouse deliveries large at New-Nok ard very light
u, o,hsr points Eleven steamers route from
Rszg TO United with 800 bags. against lGi.
$50 bags he time last year
Contracts dull at unchanged 10 points crclne
sales were 500 bags follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
RAILROADS.
DEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF DesDsosses ag4 .t.andt st'ee'A
$50 A. VI. F r. FIJI fiNF sls'S'c or
1000 a. VI. pennsylvania LIMIre :o dSnspsa
lion cas Arrives Chicago A. NJ Cleveland 20
A. ~. Cincinnati $40 A. ~. lnamhaip'.,s. syd To,edc
LOUISVILLE ii.0j A. NJ. 81 LOUIS 90 T. ~ anu
200 :. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPREgSs ,;,.
vile and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati 1915 a. NJ e.
600 y'i r. g. w wEsrEhx s.,g,.:
dirw ssx Fnx y Pss tPy
Sleeping and Lining % Cincinnati and - i'a,'
Ssr y cI7cI.n, p ~ ,,o iTisn'''' '0''
500 =. u pAcfHIc FXpRrss "sulrrr7 Sleeping Car
to Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily ana |'''~
''"o fAr FoR -xTLavTA ESposITIoy.,, "
is:is nish fti Via HTfLASIlc d9AsT LiS 900 M n:
CAFE wa.nrycTo's Asp. 1ns soDT :, T. ~co,.
80 70 10 Dn,ng Gs2 II a., M ]br1n. caTD. 40
;Ts:1, 5; pioSy $:.as .M. p H. sun .i
PsF $40 ana p D n csr ''4 5ao Has Dining
c H1 + Y = ni 7S9 nAw&Y spsss p
daily Through ss,2,2y end pDi1 c S9T VI, can.
charles Route A. NJ wees-days and with Through
Ar aA: r.,or CITY =, 9' ,s& TPE SAy eS @ "''.'
Fg Long nmDch Aury P9r' ose:n &c Gr9y: "s so ani
100 p ~ week DAYS Surds..' s,,p al i"'"' 80
N''u'y '''Nr oR pnTlADELPnI,. 80 n,
AZ 2iS :" so e e. c" e i, |;
3sS, sgn%; GI5 $50 70 90 I G,, c 30 ~
-c2n Dining can 5'o " u, l2i' niss an, cs,
Tcss 9Ses NJ t % os ' ,. y b..sro..s
oraHGi siest c5arf Street, Futon s-1 .,6 o,
Sect rrooE,yn: station Jersey Guy TIE sew YORK
Transfer company viii call for 90 ~ hasF"ss "'''
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

LIVERPOOL. oct. :. 345 D. m-I'eef-Extra india mess
firm AZ 7as prime firm at 3ss Cd PORK Prime mess
Western fine dull I'd do medium dull at 3oH HanS
Shori cut about Il to 10 10 steady AS acor-cuil-
borland cut about 30 n. firm at as 81 snort M
ehcuf % n, steady al Cd long clear mdics. about
n steady Gis Cd. long and short clear niadies
about rs n dull at shoulders. about II to il IT,
rrm a, ais "a Lard Western spot duh AZ jos
C'hcese- American whit and coioreI STEADY AZ
97s Gd Co;;ouseed oil Liverpool refined dull al las "i
Spirits Of turpentine steady al 2os 3D. R"sn-.orh,,
seasv AZ l. Wheat No red winter steady at os 10,
N re1 sprng no stock. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
steady AZ SIS qh Corn-Mxed Western spot steady az -
AID. October steady Il 3s 40 November steady "a
2. AID December steady at Is 4ild Hops at London
y. 80 Coas. steady q: 300 40s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
SHORE R.R.

Tralns leav West 42d 81. station. \. Y. f0llows
nnd IL minutes earlier from foot FRANKLIN ST.:
!, 30 A. NJ Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
no A. VI Daily local TO Aloary FOR CatskI Mountains
ard Saratoga. Parlor Albany. Sundays only
er5 A. ". Daily for Albany Utica syracuse kechc,.s
= oS A VI Daily except SUNDAY. Catsku Noun
AIN, New Pa',z Lakes VI lhonk and Minnewss@A
.ih,nv saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parlor car.
40 r. W raiiy. except sunday. for Albany.
n 40 u 81 Daily Albany Montreal. Utica, SYRACUSE
Pochsf,er Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
,la,sland. CHICAGO and - Louis
Gao r. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY FOR Newours Albany
80 and Montreal. Parior car 20 KINGSTON
az r. VI Daily. except sunday. Tor CucA. syracuse
Il nstly Tor Albany uuca Syracuse Roche,.
0ar Ruf,sio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
chicago and st Louis .-
rr tickets time table, par'or and sccor
annlv ct,v Offices BROOKLYN and Now York ard
az stations Time tables principal hotels For other
Information address =. r. lANbfisl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
RAILROADS.
-aMGsic.'s GREATEST RAILROAD.
n EW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER RI
- HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station 42d Street
$50 A. M.-Except Suhosy; Empire S'"'' ">'
o,.O A HrDalIy Fnst Mail. For Syracuse Rochester.
buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago. =, .
1920 A Except sunday. Day Express FOR All I'M
100 p M'-Daiiy southwestern Limited. for cinc'n-
nan Indianapolis 81. Louis and Chicago
$3.50 T. N-Except Sunday. West Point. fouenheepsi'
Albany. Troy Saratoga. ~ ,>.,.
4L;O J. M.-Daiiy North shore Limited D"s De'r''
$40 A n Chicago. 4:20 p NJ
GOO p M-Daily For Albany Troy. Buffalo Clsve'
land Detroit Chicago Cincinnati. ST. Louis
G:25 L. M.-Daiy. Saratoga. PlattsburS. 81. Aioahs
Sarnnac Lake. and Lake Placid. .
700 T. M.-Daily For Adirondack Mountains ana
1880 p M-nany For Auburn Road points Buffalo
Niagara Falls Cleveland. Indianapolis st. LOUIS
900 p M~paIv Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried this train. ,
Ou5 N-Daily. For Cape Vincent. Ogdensburg
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago
1910 NTGNT-Theatre train for Chicago ana princpa
points Nes-York Central. every night except
euO A NJ and a:B3 P M-Daiy. Sunday. to
Pittshei1 via Harlem Division. . -,
OJ5 \. M-Surday only 20 Pftsfeld ana the be'A-
shlr. Hills Win Harlem Division.
"ATf. NIGHT TRAINS TO yONKERs.
MS between ETH St ana points on
Putnam Division Yonkcrs IN connection WIN
The Elevated Road. This IL the only line running u"
nigt,' trains out ~ NeyYork
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Plrtsch Light ,
Tickets and Wagner Offices a Grand central s,'uon
i'm. pio Iroadury 2s5 Columtusev.: SO West 12S,h
st. and i3s,h-s,. s.a.ion NewYork 23s and '2c Fulton
ST. rni Joe Broadway. F. n. BROOKLYN.
Baggage checked FROM hotel or residence by the west
Express Company. - - ,,.-,s
JOHN NJ TOr'CEY. GEORGE II. pANlEIs
General General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE ASL
ASHIEGTO%

~ WASHINGTON
For rhnacelPhla ~ess day ao 81 @ s s d Do;
Paor cs DINING car go CDin1@ 0 cs5' % 40 no
II 70 Dining Car A. NJ. go 800 500 Dining carr.
Geo Dining Carr ?. NJ. l2:l5 agh', So. 600 ,ooo
II 20 Dining carr y. go $50 5oe gp,nns q, Ca ~,
II 30 oDi-ing can a y. 99o. 900 Dining carr 600
"r,cft,s and r,r,r-car ~eafs can procured -
4, iSertv s., ii3 10 ofl Nii Lao. l323 Rros
w. ~ f,l Az 2? Fast i.h 81. i7i East i25th 81.
o7s icih s.. 95i columbus NeyYork, = Cou.s
{. Tror ST. R~o0k'rn: as N~oaNvav. W.lliaF1s..
burg TIE Nev-Yori Trrnsfe- Co~0a'y WI call 'or ans
check baggage from hotel residence - Destination