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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
KELSEY rna.IrRs nit Law.
Tho Text Of the Famous Biil Passed b.
tie California LeRisIatMre.

The Anti-Tneatrc Hat law passed by
the California House has evoked CON
siderable attention, some of it sympa
thctlc, in the East. II was introduced
by Assenblymau Kelsey, and taYnraoiy
reported by the committee on public
morals. Hero il is:
See. !. 1t shall he unlawful for any per-
son or persons visiting any places OF public
amusement to wear hats, bnnEets. hoods,
or other headwear during the hours Of the
performances, and any person violating the
provisions OF til act snail be liable to the
PERSON agsrieved in damages NOT to exceed
the sum OF $50.
sec. .. Any person or persons violating
the provisions Of section OF thisact shall,
IN addition to the damages imposed iii Sec
lion ], be deemed guilty of u misdemeanor,
and shall, upon conviction, bestined a sum
not to exceed the sum of 50, or be i'm.
prisoued in the county Jail not to exceed
70 days.
This act shall take effect from and after
| its passage,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
"R4rHER IDGAL THAN REIL."
Ihat Describes MIR. Masssy's Truer Posi-
ton in the Present Senatorial Contest.

nat Describes MIR. aIasssy's Truer Posi-
ton in the Present Senatorial Contest.
A representative OF The GAZETTE
met the Hon. George Y. Massey Thursday
morning in one Of the city law offices,
In reply to the reporters natural in
ouires us to his position in the Dover
Senatorial contest that gentleman re.
piled smiling my position is rather
ideal than real. l seem to have been
made an element in the contest. But it
is exactly what 1 say-more ideal than
real"
Mr.. Massey called at the Court House
shortly before the hour of adjournment
of superior court. He had brief con-
suitation with ex-senator Higgins IN
regard to case which the latter has
against the p, w. s. b. Railroad Co,
Mr.. Massey was in excellent health and
greeted his friends with his old-tlme
cordialitv.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
GRADUATED T.irEa TAX.
Important opiuion Handed in to tn
Water Commissioners.


water commissioners.
Under request Of the Water Commits
sioncrs an opinion has been handed into
the department on the vexed question OF a
graduated water tax by meter measure
ment The opinion is from City Solicitor
George A. Elliott and Edward u. Brad
ford, and is as follows:
10 The bond Of Wutsr Commissioners Of The
Ciyn. Bilmfngton- IN answer 70
your resolution Of the LIST day of January last
past, ASKING for advice as 10 thu power OF your
department 10 make u graduated scale oil the
prices for water furnished by meter nleasnfe-
ment. and to your power 10 charge otherwise
than by uniform rate 20 users OF water by
meter measurement aud whether You ~ re-
ouired to furnish wnter TO ali applicants l9r
any purpose in anyqiantity TINT ihey may de-
mand or apply for, we bog 10 say
1. That IN our opinion your board has the
DO en- and right To make graduated scale OF
prices for water furnished ny meter measure
neut.
measurement your board lnUht charge Tor
tho same by uniform rates 81 FAR AZ ali per-
Suns ShoFe consumption OF water comes within
nny given grade Of tho scale adopte are tgn-
cerurh; that Is To say: Ii, for Instance, i,'fu
Cubic feetwi hin given time should rspretn,
| the first grade OF tho scale, and enrh succeed,
| lug grade should routain an alditilna ~
| feet. Your board may charge all persons VINO
| use not moro than 1000 feet at ertnln rate,
| aud witt respect to persons who llse more IMAM
| iu(nl feet, but not exceeding IDUO feet, Your
| bunrd may charge such persons at tbs osshD-
| lshed IA % for the first 1000 teet and al u dir
| fsrent rate for the excess cons meu over the
iirst 1902 iee ana so on throughout tne sVta'9'
| The rates thus charged being absolutely uHi'
70 fneu among AL persons coming WHEN any
| given grade OF the sale.
j. That ycur board is not required to furnish
water 10 all applicants for amy purpose ia any
! quantity that they may demnnd or Apply TOR.
your duty to furn,s A water must DO construed
lncjuueGtion with this exlsenclrI o. INC o.,
caslon, Your board is not bound TO exhaust
| Inc water supply TO the detriment OF tue gel
| eral pubic. but il vested necessarily win tint
exercise of a sound discretion MS 20 the lmpQ
sitiou and enforcement of terms. iim!tGtiDn'
and restrictions upon tho excessive use .
water. Very truly yours, ,
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT
| EDWARD q. BRADFORD.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
FAroR coMPUhsOEY EDgcirroN.


German Iiti2enb !euOpt hfhuiHti"hs hot
Presentation to tile Legislature.
A mass meeting of the German residents
of the city was hu!d at the Labor lyceGm
Thursday, when resolutions were passed
fuvoring the pIssage by the Legislature OF
d compulsory education law. HitImann
liicke explained the features Of the pro-
ii,sed law, Prof. GerharIt scnrner,
editor OF the f'reic P,tsse, Pastor Minm,
Messrs. Uhse. Ainderer aud 5ttera spo&e.
Z. Sunulcr was chairman OF tiIe meeting
and w. WumiEA secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, We, commandments citizens,
have assembled in Intls+- ,iinettng On hhIca
18th, 1875, Ut the Labor Lyccln, !ot tue tnl :
pose OF rclnrinc oursel4 es in favor OF law
for cOmpt 5Gry school gdncHton; and
WHEREAS, We know by our experience IN
Germany The good results Omaha ing from
compulsory school elucat on, and favor u law
that Offset fUr the SUITE o. Delaware, consul.
| erhg L he dufy OF the state to proyile ample
| means Tor the educ non OF eath anu every
| child White or black; and
MHEREAs, ithls been proved heyond dolbt
| thai VOCATION OF the laws Is in mot cases
| consequence oil ignorance, thus making " U
| dutY OF the STATE not only 70 pass avs mat
/ punish crime, but also such laws us wil pre-
| yeHtrlimo; therefore, bet
! RshOiDti, That we, Hetman-Amerlcih nti,
| IONS OF Mimiugt n, request the lie irlatlfe
| to pass the bd: for compulsory school elnea,
| ton: Tor III Iugn we do not agree with som OF
/ 1t provisions. Wo consider inc pfoposbh Ia"
| better than none at all.
| Rss,tptg, That We dhcm 20 weeks schooling
III year no sufficient time for chlid 10 ~
| duire an adequate edunation, anu that A.
| weeks should be substituted instead OF ~
| weeks.
Il iced That we heartily agree with thai
| pngI OF the proposed law making u un!awiu
for manufacturers 10 employ rhlldren III Wy
tories; though we beiieYe that the law Wodll
be Hure rlierliye 10 impose prison punishment
only upon offending manufacturers. .
Rfs0. peJ. That We favor the proposal law u
antciI alton that in the tuture " better ONT
| vii, BE- adopted, trusting al The same time ina
| The tims viii come when OF this state II can y
said: $50 child grows up in Delaware withou
| u school education
Rssolp d, That these resolutions be submitte'
| to the Iegis azure OF Delaware, and that W
request tho mombers to yote for the ndopto
Of Inc proposed Compulsory school Educ atlol
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
GENERAL FoRnEsTs ORDER.
The Arkansas Man who Joined the Army
to Eat.

General Forrest, during the late war,
was once approached by an Arkansas
man, who asked General, when dc. you
reckon we're going to get somethin' to
eat 2" "Eat !" exclaimed the general,
did you join the army merely to get
something to cat 2" "Wa'al, that's about
the size of it." Here" calling an
officer, "give this man something to eat,
and then have him shot"
The officer understood the joke and
replied: "All right, general" The
Arkansas man, exhibiting no alarm,
said "Bile me ham, Cap'n, stew up a
couple of chickens, bake two or three
hoe-cakes, fetch gallon O. SO o butter
milk, and load yer guns. With sich in
ducements, the man that wouldn't be
willing to die is blamed idiit." A
hearty meal was prepared for the sol.
der, but he still lives. ',4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
mr. cUABGRED the EARTH.
How Washington GirI Took Charge OF
u Washer.

How - Washington Girl Took Charge OF
II Washer.
Kate Fields Washin ton. -..
4 certain kind Of man has numbered
the arh from tne beginning, without
aeihg materially affected by the moral
advancement VI nj. race. One Of this
sort entered Fifth avenue stage in
New York the other day, and seeing q
Lall, brilliant booking girl seated in the
fur corner, lie took the vacant place next
her, accosting her exactly as if he We're
an acquaintance. To his surprise she
answered politely, and for couple OF
clocks they alfably discussed the
weather. Then size signalled the driver
to stop, and got out, followed by the i'll
war1ly astonished masher, who had ex-
pectcd only to be repulsed with the cold
stare cultivated by the average town
bred young women for use in such
emergencies. When they reached the
curbstone she gave him a second sur.
prise. II have stopped on the beat OF
the largest policeman on the avenue
said she in voice he would not have
recognized as that Of his companion IN
the bus, "and if you are not block
away within five minutes | will have
you arrested. spoke TO you because
knew three women on tho opposite side
| of that stage; and wasn't going to have
| it get around that had been spoken K
by man didn't know"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
The Clock Was Non uo,npos.

MedIcaI FTess'
A gentleman went to visit friend
who was an inmate of lunatic asylum.
When he had been there about half an
hour he looked at the clock and asked if
it was right. The lunatic gazed at him
with look Of compassion for minute
or SD, and then said: do you think it
would be here il it was right, you luna.
ticYn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

rommends itself to the well,nformed. %
do pleasantly and eirectHaliy what was
formerly done in the crIldest manner aud
lisasreeabiy as we'll. 10 eleanse the system
and break up colds, headaches and feyers
without unpleasant after effects, use the
delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup
ol EirS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

The live stock OF Peter A. Pagan at
HIRES Corner was disposed of at Eublic
sale Thursday by Auctioneer Std
ham. Mr.. Pagan will remove from the
Hare's Corner Hotel and the place will be
taken by Joseph Qu!gley,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
ON MARRIAGE and DIVORCE
The Rev. Cyrus Cort. D. D..
Has An Open Letter.
THE SENATE CHAPLAIN'S IDEAS
Flood of Divorce Applica-
lions Pending.

The Rev. Cyrus nort, u. D., the Chaplain
of the senate, speaks in Open Denun-
station OF the statutes of Dslawlrs's
Divorce Customs--The Legislature Has
No Time for Proper Consideration of
Appiications-Th Wrongs Done the
Community.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Mrs. Agnes Deyine, 50 years old. No. sSs
Church street. fell down stairs at her nome
Monday week, breaking beth wrlsts' ana
causing other painful injuries. She is Ut
the Delaware HOspita.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

A civil service examination for depart
mept, railway mail and Indian service
will be held in this city March 9Th. For
papers, &C., those desiring TO attend the
examinations may apply TO the Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington, D. Q.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

About Hoods Sarsaparilla-it expels pau
huInor and creates d good humor. \ Dattle lot
blood is what Hoods Sarsprarllil vigorously
lights, and 1t Is always victorious III expecting
foul taints and giving the vital Had the lnaity
andl.antiy OF perfect health itcires saVo'ula'
salt rheum, beils and other blood dIsetsns'
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
afti,,Ian nu tha, h1UnIa n nd iiyUr, %.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

A map of the city with different colors,
representing the various additions to the
city since it was q borough, is hanging IN
tne rooms OF tine street and sewer Depart
nent,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Snow Hull, Mp. March l3.-The oc;ean!
City property known as Congress Hall
was sold at mortgagee's sale N beflih 70
the heirs of the late W. b. X. Selby Tor
5000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Thomas Worriow, ut one time 4 sue.
cessfu boss carpenter in this city. died at
Minauudale Home where he had been All
inmate since last tall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

o. L. Rice. Mendoza. ILL.,, writc1: "Iave
nsca your japanese Pile Cure anu found it
a sure and permanent cure" y. Is. Dan
forth, Second and Market streets, and thf
Miller Drug Co, 402 Market street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

The name OF DF. james A. Ellegood of
this city has been added TO the official list
OF surgeons OF the Baltimore d. ohio rail-
road.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

"The use Of .Castoria' is so universal and
It's merits so well known that it seems work
Of pupererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach.''
CARLOS MARTIN, D. d.,
New York City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

"For several years 1 have recommended
your Castoria,' AMI shall always continue 20
do so rs it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EpwIs r, PARDEE, NJ. D.,
1a5th Street and 18th Ave, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19

, o, for 50 test muscovado. and csc for 80 test
noasses sugar Rehners are Wiling 20 10 " are I,,nted
A., ,bs oulet,ide Tho latest mail advices from o~d
orleans that the recent as to be generally
sne rb,s nsrr,ted attempts to get rid OF tne s,s'
had grown prolhcaiy nshne together with suf-
dic,, n'asture has wonderfully henene h sbort
on ue p, ,romulgated Will I've lifted 500 per ceh..
Tho crop although one month 'an,t,tn II IN. present
Shancg 70 we,her continues There were numerous sm al
sales making in an a' nJ 90 hays roasses
los hhdf ANA o as foows iii bags St Lucia csn n9
trfural. spot basis 90 test nv BAGS Trinidad do all
bags Isis and prcr: iO7 hhds and 800 tags ir,n'ca,
miscovain, S gar two lots q no bags each san Do.
mago TO- and .; bags Irlndan a. in ne main quiet
Ss' Ia, tn With prices unchanged and quoted on the
ts- q ieni ~ 9I for seed leaf was active
han was few days but SIN The sales o Gs
far with the tone senay at saoc TO cases 1913
- England seed re; l2o cases lS'7 NE, va
iiavah'', ,, c,.cs Iso2 PENNSYLVANIA seed opiic 10
cases sindr"s. 5Hi3c The dennia '9 , tiv,na G5ca
fir. ana a. sumatra NJ spcns2 %. In bond Ken
lucky vas steady but quiet Win S''eS VI "'' W. ~
on pT]T Volume of during the pas, week
was light There has been s'aaas r carpet wools al
,pourh il should be remembered tnst the se
in this , gT 9or domestic wool shows Increase
T. ANYTHING and the market ior tnis mn ~ hrIgh,er
,,aiy to drm with holders claiming muCn
outlook There have been ne h ct ,ynre about 900
ence our last The sales Tor the week nor, iii,
W." 49, "rrivng with much freedom and the sanPl.S
under inspection do not attract gea' h n Rivers know
nSt n assortment is limited and that If thu samples
represent osxs wsn by 1fm as ey SH OH" AMI
ssoyc Gfi7c XXX ssaiec; e9'e%Dns '% nes
.. ,rr,crv Gne saic; and fine medium Dalsc
ne5um iiai2c california fan sale; and spring, M
ii,, icGfolc: Cape. l3Glic MontevIdeo l2glic'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
THE GENERAL MARKET REfohi'

Eew-York. June - ioo.i
s coT wsse o: a. the acSe
and this increased TO a"u a. ,s,c iut hy
s sr vas rollv Of several points Angus, my 'e ~
TO G9lc and october to 6sc IRON III" rcnort wac cur
eight raliv During the afternoon nt ,crc,ar based
,n, ,ha; ,l, ScN would issue hearlsn ,h trst
~ ,,,o nns The advanc. established carry IN ,'' ~,
was lost the market closing easy a. W, ,,'s T,l sales
w., % 80 o.o n,os There further selling ~ W,"
holders II was reported that 500" "Vt .,c,cs -.
., ,ha, h"avv aims are again falling in som" sou '
OF Texas The early weakness va, accil"l, dsap-
pointing. for aitri Il oIc"r ~ orl d.orpot fl.lv
vance. it commenced 10 IAN on. "u rs easier ana
spnners were Indifferent buyers lFlr"'I ,,,, and
that Liverpool market zen . on on s,,clr some
favorable crop news WAS received. and there wa H's
realizing. only in l'ciioi n.n nv III" way wrr.
aio, a. no,r,s under the highest figures touched s,n
time ihe.e apisaei 70 % also some buyns
some points in Texas report coast shower con.
tinue ana they interfere more or less win ~" %
ton OF the cotton on this pom, an H., any Inn.
t-ntion the fact That the months o nay a'a .r'
ths season have not favorable 70 W cotton crop
they usually an. As the ralna'' mas ~, r ner,os
throughout tn entire cotton belt AZ dii'r''' p W..
In Other seasons whcn lare, cr,Is have been mao
had dry Jane and rain IN july ana Aug VIM" i"s
year the conditions seem 70 "e ' ,,,er
feature OF situation - now attracting "''e.tvh az
decline Of $. bale from the n,sh"s, pmc e,
spring advance Telegram iro'a eheSSI = ,n.
says that weather in that section - TO- coz '"' III,
plant and the crop Is hackTha f "M al,crs h,rr
been received concerning the CROP Benion. AI. ,'S'
bloom reerrtd here on '' or p rrSspcs rsce
crops this county IN me ''4''''' 1870
Of alou, II per cent. Dawson Ga good crop prospects
generally reported in this section To" crop movement
houi 1000 bales against 1913 las week and !. $40
last year Receipts al Houston to-ity w'1r ~ u.'
Il bales against 20 last week and = LIST year
opening and clos. to-lay and closing BIDS The
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot of CortIandt and Desbrosses

stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosses Sta
700 A. VI. daily except sunday. for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations. ... -.,.,, 1855.
FALo NIAGARA FALLS, sUsPENsIoE BRIDGE. aad
Suspension Bridge Pullman ves,ibn.e Sleeper % chcaso
1l,1O 4. VI. daiy Geayes at 10 A NJ sunday ,or
MAUCH CHUNK ard intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harri'burg -
900 y. VI. daily. except sunday for ELMlRA ard al
intermediate stations nec,ons Tor Posvie and Read.
ing. chair-car WIKI. sblrre.
1870 =. VI. Sundays oay) for Wlkesoarre' L. & b.
Junction and all intermediate stations. 1870
A;IO =. VI daily. except sunday FOR L. and b. JUNO.
TrON and principal intermediate stations. Pullman buSes
ner0r-car T. Wilkesbarre corrections for PottsvNe
t:1O =. VI. daily. except suncay for Bound BROOK ana
intermediate stations
600 p. VI. daily Tor BrFFALo. NlAGAKA tALLS:
and all points West Pullman Sleerer vestiolef tram
%@n-York 10 Chicago Sleeper TO Buffalo and Toronto;
connections for Reading and Harrisburg;
$3.50 T.. VI. daily except sunday for Eason ard ih'e''
mediate stations. .. c->.r,., poc..rs
TER BI FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all polno
Vest pullman sleepers 10 Chicago and Euh'io. Chair
car Niikesharre. ,.,- -. %. os, GA
and 323 Broadway. 81 Eas; 4,h St. LOO hasi I'm
NswYork: Fulton ST. Court ~, " Broa'"a'' ana
Rrooklyn Annex Brooklyn. y. Y.
Co will call FOR ana cnsck Day
cage from hotel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. June Is (Spcciah Wheat advanced a cen,
aud closed at tho top. New-York bulsh on ca
bics The Southwest was huish on wet weather giving
fN. sold between 1874 and iia.. and closed 10,
cents WORK fcportSl some Increase In export
business twenty three loads according
llttl" better demand for milling For
thrcshng returns di-apIuining The best prices
the day made estimate by THE Orange Judd
Ia mer that the winter wheat condition had dropped
points during the first ten days 81 June. Scabuar
ciearanccs small. The day outside trade
large. New York and -. Louis did the buying The May
july spread Ia cents. and the elevator people
doing changing that. The decrease In th.
worlds visible supply 2.9'ooo bushels. more than
expected.
closing the top September opened 5Ois. sold be
tween JOt. Sis. and closed 5it The
ret helped by the improscme In the cash demand
bv very small The inspection 10
the rstmPte for Wednesday only 80 Charters Were only
10000 cars. more business being done which was not
reported Cables higher Seabosrd clearances were
$1,000 bushels. Shipping and receiving houses were
generally bush. Crop prospects, however continue PET
feet.
were uneventfui closing just about the
Monday. July opened and closed no September sold
between .ss. and 2s7s. and closed 2s7s cents. Re
PA the estimate for Wednesday l22
The Judd Farmer estimated that the condition
81 the crop had declined eight points between May
- OF last report. and June 10. No charters
reported
Provisions could not have been duier. Pork kept
within range Of 10 cents lard cents. and ribs ~
The close about the on Monday.
Early there n little advance small hog receipts.
This before the close. There l6co hogs;
the estimate for Wednesday 2I.OO prices at the
yards . higher The speculation showed no
Increase: the iemsnd Improvement On the curb
puts July wheat closed at 1874 cents calls at 7o's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
RAILROADS..
.AmgR,o.'s cREATEsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
g. HUDSON RIVER R. 2.

From, Grand Central station 42d Street. r...
S.cO M-Except 81 ncay, Empire State S~''
~ Fastest train in the world, , vour
s:3s A. M-s;xcept sun s1sSds ana Montreal
o..o NJ D,ily Fast Mail. For Syracuse. foches'e''
" i,uGalo Niagara Falls Chicago H., Ill i'm,
to.3O N"Except sunday Day Express. for al III"
,,oo Por!ant Sate Sonhwestern Limited for cncn-
Nv" ra,i Irdanapolis st. Louis aid chicag, ,,.
c.,O !, Il Except SUNDAY. West Point fousnneeps'e'
Albany Troy. Saratoga ., M, ro,ro,t
d.3O p M-Daily North shore Limited Da7 D
~ soo A NJ Chicago 4:30 L. NJ ,x, 1r.r.
a. M y N-DaiIy For Albany. Troy, butaio; ''e''
land Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati N. i. urs,,,ton
G,25 p M-Daily For Troy Saratoga Burlington
Plattsburg and ST. Adams =, ..,.. rh ,rs
am !, WDnaily For Adlrcrdack Mountains lhous
''"" an1 Islands and Montreal 1870 ,c.,o
-.3O p M-Dal;y For Auburn Road points, pu I,is
Niagara Falls cievelani inai"hapo"s' =" '
o.oo = W'Daily only Sleeping Car passengers Tor
" Rochester carried q this train o,.,-,,ro
O,tS !, N-Daily For Cape Vincent osue"'"1'e D.
~ cleveland Detroit. Chicago. 49,, ,r,,cna,
roam <i1;trr Theatre train for Chicago and prncpa.
noints on New York central. every nigh'' eAe'p
Sunday night. =. ,,u xoo.,, Sunday 10
" pittsdeld via Harlem Division -, p.,,
al. " S,ndav only TO Pusfcld and the Berk-
" shire Hills via Harlem Division
"N neht" trains run between l35th-s and ponrS
on putnam Division far as Nonkers N r',nnina
wIth the Elevated Road This is the only line running
Wagner Palace all through trains
Tins Illuminated by Pintsch Light $4,000. c...,..
T-ic,,c,s and Onccs a. Grand 'entra'
DC broadway: 235 Columbussye 30 West l2oth
and i3sh-s station. NewYork: 3'S and 10 ru'O"-
- and los broadway. +. D.. Brooklyn a.. u,,co,,
H,ggage checked from hotel or residence by the "eso
Eypfess Company. =, p.SrIrc
'oii.C ", vonagsr General Passenger Agent