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The herald., 1895-07-11
"Fair" Surprises Expected

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1o.-The suit
broker firm OF l.. W. McGlautiin & Co.,
against James 8. Angus and Louis @.
Breese. executors OF the Fair will and
former employees OF Senator Fair. for the
recovery Of $27, 900 com issions on the
big wheat deal, has caused sensation.
Further developments in the manage
ment OF Fairs business are expected
give evidence before a court commits
sioner. The relations of McGlauflin,
Angus. the Bresse brothers and others to
the Fair wheat deal. it is expected, will
develop surprises. Eugene A. Bresse is
said to be in Sonoma county, California,
where detectives are now searching for
McGlauflin's absent partner.
The herald., 1895-07-11

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The herald., 1895-07-11
Largest Vineyard

SACRAMENTO, July 1O.- O.D. Morse,
the superintendent of the Vina ranch,
was in the city today looking after the
varied interests OF the largest vineyard in
by the late Senator Stanford to maintain
the Palo Alto university. In speaking
of the 40OO-acre vineyard, Mr.. Morse said
"The crop this year will be largely in.
excess of that of any previous vintage.
The vines are tull and the yield will not
be less than 13,00U to 5000 tons. The
wine that will oe made will Ee from 2, 900, :
this will be transferred into $1,000 gal
Ions OF brandy
The herald., 1895-07-11
On Trial for Murder

SACRAMENTO. July 10. - Daniel
O'Hare, George Mollusk and Joseph Do
Ian are on trial in the superior court Tor
manslaughter for killing Pastor Torres.
a tamale peddler. ,on the night OF the 3Oth
of last March. 1t is alleged that he was
knocked down. kicked end otherwise mall
treated, so that he died within few
hours. It was not learned until after the
death of Torres that he had been assault
ed. A local physician declared that
death was due to a rupture of the stom-
ach, and the remains were taken to San
Francisco for burial. The body was after.
wards exhum I'D and DR.. Barrett. the au-
topsy physician of the city, discovered
that Torres skull had been fractured.
The herald., 1895-07-11
EmbezzIer CAUGHT

STOCKTON, July 10.-Detective Gibson
Of San Francisco. who is here as wit
ness against the brnco men, and Detective
Day OF Portland, today arrested man
San Francisco on q charge of EN- bezzle-
ment. Stone is charged with having left
San Francisco with $1,000 belonging to his
brother and sister as their share of an es-
tate. He went to Portland about six
weeks ago, where Day was on the look
out for him. He came here two'weeks
ago with his wife. The officers saw him
coming out of barber shop and made
the arrest. Stone had $3.50 conc ealed IN
one OF his stockings.
The herald., 1895-07-11
wronrfuIiy Forced Into Insolvency

SAN JOSE, July II. The cloak mouse of
A. Horstman of this city was attached
about two weeks ago by a Stockton firm.
and then five San Francisco firms forced
the propriet0rs into insolvency. This
afternoon it was developed that one Of
the five creditors had no claim against.
Horstman. and the court dismissed the
or not being before The oourt y iprtItfIes
The herald., 1895-07-11
Boys Brigade Encampment

SAN JOSE. July l0.-The Ninth:battal-
ion Of the Boys brigade of California,
comprising four com mpaniesin this city,
accompanied by drum corps, Joined a
brigade from San Francisco, Alameda
and Stockton at the depot today and left
for Santa Cruz. where they will camp for
q week under the command OF Brig. Gen.
H. Russell. There were about 500 boys
on the train.
The herald., 1895-07-11
Sues for n Broken Bone

SACRAMENTO, July 10.-W. G. Hall
began suit in the superior court today
against Dr.. F. G. Fay to recover $500, 900
for alleged malpractice in the treatment
Of broken bone. This is the second
suit that Hall has brought against,D Fay.
The first case was thrown out Of court on
a mons lit.
The herald., 1895-07-11
Notice to Creditors

EsTATE OF JOHN MILNRR, DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed executrix of the last will and testament
of John Miner. deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers within ten months aftar
the first publication OF this notice to the aid
executrix at her residence. No. 72l w. Wssh-
tngton st, In the city Of Los Ang6les, CAlifor.
mia. -
Dated this 27th day OF June, a. b. 1se5
The herald., 1895-07-11
Embezzler Arrested

q BOISE. Idaho, July 1O.-M. J. Clump,
the defaultine treasurer Of Clallam coun-
ty. Washington, was arrested in Boise
county and is in jail here. He escaped
from Port Angeles officers in January
last. He is charged with embezzling
$40 000
The herald., 1895-07-11
Fire At Santa Barbara

SANTA BARBARA, July 10.-A fire
broke out in the rear of Sherman :&
Ealand's butcher shop this evening which,
threatened the destruction of several
blocks. The heroic efforts of he fire COM
pany saved the buildings. n:
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home place. The three are the slickest
men in their business and have never
before been convicted. but they MADE tne
mistake Of operating in the wrong county.
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An ,THER YACHT RACE.

PLEASURE EXPRESSED OVER SIR GEORGE
NEWNEs'S Prospective CHALLENGE
The announcement. yesterday ;hat Sir George
Sevnas Of London owner ~ The S.yand Magazine"
,1 ~ ..7-idFit would issue a challenge for the
1,sr..a,- Gun, s-Nt y-at received with s~o''
~ assure in yachting circles yesterday ]; was
generally Interpreted as meaning should me email
..rge ha given that British yachisnan repu-.aiN1
,he csniuct Of Dunraven and the action 81 'n"r -
lay Rose.
Y : oddie said ne mad no knowledge Of ID"
challenge but expressed his delight over It's pros
ysctive issue , 49, ,,ot..
l. wi show that Sir George NeWnes l. pioc"N
man" - -..,.. e... .u.i,llel
n,.rrilv when his attention called 10 thr tapl
Dispatch but in the absence OF defnie
he said ne preferred T. say nothing at present
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RESULTS At LEXINGTON.

Lexington. Ky. Nov 1.-THE sport today al
though hampered by two big lie ds Of unruly
youngsters. fairly interesting summaries
First race five furlongs) Hickok. lc2 G lsonl 20 to
first Martin 1O5 Clayton To- second; White OAK ioo
fperkinsD. TO J. third. Time-l:n3
Second race (seven furlongs)-La Moore. 1Oi Neyon)
to first: La Creole iO4 IL 1soml. TO l. second sun
burst 1O7 tThorpe). % to |. third. Time-l;23
Third rae. six furongsthenoa. 1913 'Morr) 10 20 J.
first. cyclone tW jones' = - D summer
room III cFveretO Il 10 l. third. Time-l:l7
Fourth race seven furlongsl-l~o Lake, lu2 lDeFlsl
10 > first Prince Car. liz Thorpe. 70 second
li,pd iO1 perkins. o. /. ihrf. Time-li-N~
Fifth race -four and a hall furloresl- Eeanor NC 10
,Thorpe) TO J. nrst. julie dor 100 u.eifp - ~, 20
cacrai. Helen Kei,ar 10 If Williams IL 10 J. thiru
.JGst.
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THE YALE-pRINcEToN CONTEST.

The Advisory Committee for the lale-P7inceton
game next Saturday met Yesterday afternoon 70
complete ARRANGEMENTS for the big annual contest.
Those prescn, were Tracy II. Harris. G. G. Cuy.e:.
O. G. Jennings. w W. Skiddy W. Ledyaid Blair
and Julian Curtiss. After the meeting 1t was an,
nounced that the Uanage cement had been sWarliel
with applications for seats. Every covered seat on
Manhattan Field has been sod. The unsc'd seats
Bros. Nos. 12s and 1870 Nassau-st.; spa ding ~
Bidwel"s. IN Forty-second-st., and al the principal
theatrical ticket Offices. Not more than four sea :
VII be sold person. The price Of seats s
& -
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RIVAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE An
~ NETON

WASHINGTON. 80 ooo
For rnfadophia wees d9 ,sS 30 "a AS zoo csSftei
Paflor cav 800 dining ca 500 Dining , oa, Il 80
,nD,rg Gan a NJ $50 400 500 Dining Carr ooo
DINING car T. NJ, II rs nighi ...a, o.y. 500 1000
II 90 DINING carr 4. NJ 30 800 300 DINING ,o1
40 fT,,nnr can A. NJ 23O 800 Dining Carr. O"'
1i,irI,g CAR p NJ. 1915 night - -, TOO, y.
c,e ana nsrlor-car be procured az ioot OF
GbSrSy 81 ii$ liz 26l 49, 9i4 iO i$S3 Broaaw S
We., Iajh s. 25i Columbus Az. New York : court ST.
SEQ Fulton St BROOKLYN. % Broadway Mah n na
i inr from hotel or residence to destination.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
baltimore. WnshfuEton Chicago. Cincinnnn
ruIs and All Pniufs West.

baltimore. WashfnGton Chicago. Cincinnati.
I' "R "na A VI on ALL TEAMS
Lave New-Yark foot u Libertyst.. daily for CHIcAGo
20 I. m and 1918 night PITTSBt re. 800. ex sun
go sun. 1915 night. CINCINNATI, ST: LOUIS 10 a.
M GOO N. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE; a m,
q. Sun. 10 IT,. Dining Car II 30 m. Dining car.
100 , ~ $50 p. n. ex sun Dining Car Goo p M
Dining Car. 500 p. m. Dining Carr. l2:i1 night
NORFOLK. II 80 n. tally.
NEW-ORIrkNs Roonoke Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. =. m. daily
All trains illuminated with Plntsch light -
Ticket Offices: fl3 l72 2Gl Az. lao Broadway ~
East IAN s. i27 Bowesy. y Y: 3ii Fulton 81, Brook
lyn stations foot n Liberty St, g. +. r. of y J. -.
New York Transfer Company will clil for and chech
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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MUCH INTEREST IN TIE FRESHMAN GAN

MUCH INTEREST IN TIE FRESHMAN GAME.
Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-For the first time in the
history of the two universities the freshman foot
ball teams OF Harvard and Pennsylvania VII line
up against each other Franklin Field tomorrow
afternoon. Considerable interest is felt here in the
outcome Of the game. and If the day Is fair big
crowd will turn watcn the youngsters scrhn-
mage in the mud. The work Of the PENNSYLVANIA
freshmen has been cre1ilabe this raj, ana win or
lose. they viii give their Crimson rivals cool
battle Pennsylvania back field is stronger Than
It's line. but the latter VIII ba strengthened To-
morrow bv the presence OF tvo freshmen who have
been PLAYING as substitutes on the Varsity .eam
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Railroads.
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF DesDEc c0rtiandt Streets
100 = A. Vi. rESNsYivISiA' LIMITED Pullman
tion Cars. Arrives Chicago . a. NJ. Cleveland %
4. ~. CINCINNATI. GO A. 81 lntanspo;s 500 4 49, NJ
1 Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars 70 s.
vile and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati 1915 A. NJ. ST.
c6 Dos H. NJ wf ssifeSS y
and Dining Cars 70 chicaso and Cieve.and. Arrives
74s svelpn' Ss,SFES RES
Sleeping and ns Cars to GpsD1s ana d =, W.
500 = H. PAcfFc se E%rREs . Sleeping Car
Pittsburg. Connects for Chicago daily ana Se'e-
Via sor4 E1n A HiAFA Hx sd
u Is nsht: Va ATbATTic c0AsT LiSa p" 4 VII via
care w hiiIii T AND THE sorTM;a .c..
Fa,or ara Dn p + s GaT, s tso
day. $40 O. il II ca2o cnsres'ion,l Lin all
Parlor and Dining Cars. 40 Dining Carr. 'p'nns
ssr1. D 10 To- Mc 80 10 h,s"''
CHESAPEAKE 8 ONO RAILWAY. Express P ~
For art OLD PofNT COMFORT ana NORFOLK, via Cape
Charles Route, 5 4; N weekdays. and with Through
ATTaXTIc CITY and CAFE NAY. LOO P N weekdays
BUFF, Paror Car through to Aane CIV cyye and poln,
Pleasant 80 A. NJ. 40 $40 30 and ~" In, RI ~
PARK PsskaA y,5 S'Se'y 81, ior at i"'eTaNe" '''
a'~ 40 FOR PELADELPmIA;, - - ,n,,.
ing Carr. II A NJ - 40 3 80 i'Ininxy 'a 10
dining Can pinng Car 80 - w I,,1,,eM a. 10 II
4 NJ. dining Carl ! 40 Dining c,r Dining
r c ea 1""S &C. ear 5 ~ - sc NJ a ' n'a and
broadway. Aston House and foot Of DesorS s, %
Broadway and Brookyn Annex station 200, o. FTl69
Sret R,ookyn sta9n J ,r r, cec baggage from
hotels and residences through - G@'iinatBn' ,voon
" w. General Manager General Passr Agent
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1AoDAM1A WINS THE DERBY CUP.

London. Nov 1.-THE race for the DERBY cup OF
900 -vv-egus (Zop Sovereigns in plate and the re-
malnder in specel. handicap for three-year-o.ds
aad inward the second to receive 90 and the thru
100 sovereigns out of the stakes. straight mile was
ran AT tn Derby November meeting today. ana
wa. won by W. ". Fult1n's bay mare LaOdamia.
Lord Cadogans boy colt Court Ball was second and
Colcne, NOrrn's chestnut colt Red Heart third
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
~oN>N>>~~SoN"r"~~S>>
AaERiC.'6 GREATEST aSIlRoAS.
NEWYOR
CENTRAL
~ g. HUDSON RIVER R.R.

From Grand Central Station 42d Street.
S'io a M.-Exc-pt sunday. Empire State Express
Fastest train In the world.
$3.50 \. M.-Jally. Fast Mail For SYRACUSE Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago
1890 A. M-ENcept sunday. LAY Express. For nil i'm
pOrtant points
100 4. M-Daily Southwestern Limited For Clncin-
natl Indianapolis and st. Louis
100 i. M-Uai.y. Chicago Special fOr Detroit. Ceve-
land. Toledo and Chicago
3;SO l.. M.-Except Sunday. West Point, Poughkeepse.
Albany. Troy Saratoga.
$3.50 /. M-Daily North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 A. NJ. Chicago. 400 = NJ
GOO /. M.-Dally For Albany. Troy Utica. Syracuse,
Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chicago Gin
cirnsti. ~ Louis.
G;25 7. M.-Daly Saratoga. P.attsburg st. Adams
'"o l. M-ilaay. For Adirondack Mountains ana
Montreal.
1870 7. M.-Dally. For Auburn Road. Buffalo, Niagara
300 !. M.-Ds.y. only Sleeping car passengers Tor
Nochestef carried on his train. -.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago except Saturday for
l2iO NIiHT-Thcatre train for Chicago and princIpai
points on New-York Central every night except
SUNDAY night. =.
0IO A. NJ ana 3.35 p M-Daly. except Sunday. 70
Pittshe.d via Harlem Division. -, ri.
o:15 A. M.-Sunday only. Pliisicd and the Berk-
shire HIS. yin Harlem Division -
ALI NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERs -.
Al night trains run between l''t-st ana pph's ~
Putnam Division. far Workers. IN connection WIN
the Elevated Road. This The only line running IA
night trains out Il New-York
Wagner Palace all through ''ans
Trains illuminated by Pintsoh Light. ,
Tickets Warner Oflces at Grahc Central StatIon
ll3 froadway u Park Place POI 4i3 Bro fay y ras'
i4fh-st Ilroacwny: 235 Couuhusave - West l1th-
st. AMI lC6 Br advay F. D.. Brooklyn -, W.,
KagCagc checked from hotel or residence by the west
colt E1press Compaay. o. ., r,,r,s
JOHN VI TOrCEY. GEORGE II DANlEl:S.
General Manage Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

The New-York Baseball cub has signed another
young player He Is a left-handsd pitcher. and he
comes from Albany p. T. Powers the president
Of the Eastern Lea que II wei. posted on young
players who nave Deen in the minor leagues sall
tha. he had heard Of this one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

BRICK PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5th-ave GO, o,f"I'
5Tth-ft Rev HENRY VAN DYKE. D. d.. ana i.e' ;-,h
H. Mf1vA1NE. D. D. Iastors Services. sun PINE viii
inst. at II q. m. and 42o Dr. Min AiNe 49,
preach IN the morning and Dr VAN dyke IN inc 49, -,
noon Bible school AZ a:ij m. Weekly evening ss''
Wednestny \ 0'ellck
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Rrlinious Notices.

~ Ami.
veisary Day Services commence q \ u conti ~ 10
day. Sermon. no. Rev f. G. IGf.EHAkT u y 'ssr-
Dr. WRIGHT VII preach the anniversary sermon" 49,
each evening during the week. All welcome'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH corner ~ pas.
ari Brnadway Rev. HENRY a. sTIMSON. II. D., las "s
Morning service a; II o'clock Bre: popular s'
al O'Clock 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 5Tth-st near o,h-"Fs !,
Dr. MACARTHUR Ireaches II and = Evenins, q,
sunday lu-Haw allan Islands. Or NictoIlss, q,
Christian Civilization over Heather Barharsn , -,
series "Arounl-the- World Sermons. All cordially III
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RIDONINGDAI.E CHURCH Boulevard. West osn-n,s
Dr MADISON 6 PETERS breaches II. The fatne'
hood OK Cod-whai Il Means T:ij Looking io' "
Man" Everyhndv welcOme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
ERIE IL ~ ES.

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Chamoers-si
as f ovs and FIVE minutes from West 23d-si:
900 nsSamon Eimira Baas IA" Bradford
,own Meadyile and the West Paflor car 10
Buffalo
$50 rienso Sa casaaag 's' a arrives csysand
T:4O A. NJ. Chicago 535 T. VI SleeperS TO CHI
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
>.O0 4. N.-Bunao Vestibuled Express Daily. arrives
t'CO Buffalo I 80 A. NJ making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West.
$40 & oa n 20 has s ' seepcrs to %
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. DINING Car. -. -.
'VNCKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i accommodations At III. COL 4Ol and 9jT BROADWAY
l56 East l2ih-st. Chambers and West 2Sd - ierris-
Now York ~ Broadway and 233 Futon-s Brooklyn zp
Hudson-st H0boken. and Jersey city station Ere
hotels and residences 20 destination.
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AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION Chlckeriag Hall
s,Iavs isih-st sunday. 3 O'Clock. address b. Rev.
MAi1isON {. PETERS. Pastor Boomngdale Reformsi
11nrch subject: America Future Breakers Ahead
No. Anna Park corDetst. Miss Noakes. sololsi
irSvn Galloway Secretary Joseph Bogardus President
At WEST FIFTY FIRST STREET PRESBYTERIAN
" CHURCH. pth-a"e.
Rev. Or. DOUGLAS
will preach II a. m. and p. n.
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sec the Crescent team they will go out OF train
ing Immediately after the game to-day.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains IVES. "a station. ~ /, as io'Io"s
u minutes sarlcr from foot Franklin St
3.,u 4 VI. DAILY Local g. HuHao ,,., ..,
40 4. VI. Daily local 60 Albany for 'aNHil mountains
md sauitoga. Paror ears 20 Albany. SuhIhys oNy.
oI5 a. H. Daily Albany. Utica syracuse i.9oi-str''
Bunalo Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cieveanl ana Nhsso
Ii.::5 4 VI. Daily. sunday. 10 Ca,skll Noun
,ainr New Patx Lakes Mohonk and Minnrwasha.
ALBANY, Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Taror cav
a. p VI. Daily. except sunday for Albany
GOO - VI Daily for Albany. Montreal Uuca, syracuse
Eochestcr HuNaio NlAsaIa Falls Toronto. Detroit.
fleyelanf chicago AMI 81. Louis.
lIO -. NJ Daily. except sunday. for NewbuFg Albany,
srr,toca and Montreal. Farlor car % klnsstca
az P 81 Daily. except sunday for Utica. syracuse.
Rochester ana Buffalo. ,., s,. ,.A.
sI5 y 81 Daily f)r Albany tuct. syracusc, Koches-
Ter Bgrnlo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
,r ,fL..s t,ma tables pa.or and sieeplng-car accom-
anply cts offices brooklyn and New York and
a, stations Time Ties ~ principal hotsls For ntnsr
information address ,.a,.r.i,, - Ssnve,L
A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
A rytr NEW-YORN TRIBUNE Will. DE RE
-rtVru Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE No 2i2 broad
80 "a dor north q Thirty -hrst-st., and ADNER-
NTNTs follow ina Branch nicrs; 2' Eighth
ave twenty third st lS2 ,slNh-ave: loi
TbiI5.aye cor Forty seveathst l02J Third ave, near
go, a~st 1Os Fist ave. 1906 Yves, Forty second ST.
20 crurrhus-a - \; 1873 ThiFd-svc.; ?3i
vs., no st so secondays 55i Third ave.
acs 1iri ave. aO5i Tfrd-rNe between one hundred
ana ,v..frh aad One-h hundred nd thirteenth sta.
Al the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East ON. hundred and
,wsnty-cfths, 2ts West Onehunired-and twenty nfth.
81 and 32n Vest One hundred andforty nth ST. up TO
Y. Ia. al regular o'Ace rseA
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FOR LAKE WOOD,

| l3o Su5 \ ~ is $40 $40 r. NJ p,.,. .re
/ For Farn.ngdal4. Toms River. Barnesat id'h' an"
/ Barnesat 40 NIB A. NJ, las, 40 T. N. oo NJ
For Atlantic city Vlneland. and Brldsetoh' 4'o - '
| t:4i J.. NJ , ,,,.A,o,ds NJ Nave.
sink i:3O SIS II 30 \. NJ. 80 l4o' f'l' ~ - "
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lEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortiandt and De.brcsses
800 A ~ daily. except sunday lOt MaO'ii NiiN-'N
and intermediate stations ,,r-r,
"s.I5 a. VI daily FOR GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BU :,
FSio NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
no Vos and principal and local points dining car 10
Ssnenslon Bridge pullman Nestibule Sleeper 70 Shcaso
40 l. ". daily leayss at 1890 A NJ sunday. 10Y
utI'cH CHUNK and intermediate points connexions
fJr Reading and Harrisburg. - ,,rp, a,1 al.
100 r. w. daily except sunday FOR ELMlkA ana DE- az
rroiae stations connections for Pottsvlie anu fea3
mo. char-car to Wilkesbarre. n
3;:,O =. VI. (Sun1ays only) Tor WHN'"oaiTe H. '" -
i,,ncflou and all intermediate stations r,-~,,
40 ~ VI daily except sunday, for l.. ana - -
rroT ana principal intermediate stations pullman puie'
srlar0ar 10 Wiikesbarre; connections Tor fot'sn
20 r. VI daily. except sunday. for Bound bfoo~ anu
intermediate stations -. , ,..-,,aa,.,a s.e
>.r,cApA FALLS
o'y, ,'i,rs W.T. Pullman Sleeper vestibuled tram
xlL ~ "a ,.cag, Sleeper 10 Buffalo Toronto,
connections for Reading and Harrisburg - a,,
G;3O PM daily. except sunday io' f-as''" ~
intermediate stations. ..~. --xr,-, pocrIrS.
TER RlTFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points YES,
Pullman Sleepers I, Chicago and Buhaio N"a"- Va" ."
Wilkesbarre ,.,-- . %, aci o.,
and i32s broadway 81 East l4th ST. loo East lzo.h
New York: 500 Fulton ST. Court St. 20 broadway anu
Brooklyn Annex brooklyn, y. y. . ....,,
Tho New York Transfer 20. Will call Tor ana checn
baggage from hotel or through 10 Destination
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 2st-st and 4th-aNe'
Sunday Mo-. nber i1ti. nj 100 a. M
Rev. HENRY FORESTER , 49,
VIII preach The Present Condition AMI WOE" 81 '
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TARKEs cADMAN Leader KIN speak sunday . I9e
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