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Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
Endorsed Rev. vass' Appointment.

At the Ministers Conference on
Monday, the 9th inst, resolutions
we're adopted expressive of it's pleas
ure at learning of the appointment of
Rev. s. N. Vass, A s. M. by the Amer
ican Home Mission Society as its Dis
trict Secretary over the Southern
states. 1t strongly endorsed the ap-
pointment and forwarded the resolu-
tions concerning its approval to the
Society.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

BRowN-DANIEL- The marriage OF
Mr.. f w Brown to Miss Matte Dan
iel viii take place at the First Bap.
tist Church, Clifton Forge, Va Jan.
IA. 1896, at z 80 o'clock M.
Friends are invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

cannot get 50 so per ,ek for sick
dues?
COULD THE ORGANIZATION AFFORD IT q?
Can such an organization give away
tifty thousand dollars without feeling
it?
Rev. w w. Browne, cease your
abuse OF the PLANET and saswer these
questions. Have you not already re-
eeived moro than (2S,O00) twenty
eigh' thousand dollars from the Grand
Fountain ?
1t is far better that this scheme be
exposed now than that we should al
low collapse to take place upon un-
suspectlng depositors
People who are sending their monev
to Richmond should know all about
what disposition is to be made of it.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

self is best known to himself and
members of the ring, who engineered
Athe scheme.
= To make the matter plain it would
de we'll to state that Rev. W. w
Browne, q. w. M, and VIM. P Bur
s ell, G. w. S. were appointed Commit
lee of Revision and the ritual was
devised by them as agent of he Grand
fountain.
THE REVISION OF THE RITUAL,
s he second revision was by VIM. p.
-rell, G.. W. Secretary and h. T..
cashier under the supervision of
w Browne, Grand OrtAy Mas
the Grand Fountain.
if this ritual was revised by the
hrity of the fifth annual session
Srand Fountain and the officers
- Fountain conducted the
s. supervision of VIM. w
Grand Won thy Master,
w Browne. the indi-
copyright year later
said revised ritual
81, INT QUESTIONS.
VIM. w. Browne, the
Master have secured a
the revised ritual in
Grand Fountain, Uni
ue Reformers?
was it not a serious
for him to take the
,operty of the Grand
prporated institution
for his private bene-
Browne the agent OF
ain. and would not
t Washington, upon
e Grand Fountain
yright secured by
and in violation o.
n the official head o.
rs organization?
.EeATEs KNOW?
egate in the GranC
acquainted with tn,
hat the fifty thous
voted for the on,
would such a pal
petrated upon thii.t
stand the test of tn,
he courts?
for any abuse, it i
hould merit intelli
ere a copy OF the ii
'vised Ritual and asl
hder it carefully.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
A SAD ooMMENrARy

God knows we regret that such a
grand organization should De scuttled
by such questionable methods. Mem
bers who have the Order at heart
should take prompt steps to bring
about a disavowal of the insan action
of the Grand Fountain.
To fail to do it is to invite disaster.
An appeal should be made to the
courts. unless Rev Browne reIinouish-
es his absurd claim
What did you sell, Mr. Browne, and
whose property was it that yen sold ?
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

FIFTY DOLLARS FOR XMAS. Save this
by purchasing your Piano from Rich
mond Music Company, 2l3 e. Broad
Street.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
State of Virginia:
City of to wit:
Richmond.

This day. VIM Smith appeared in
person before me, a justice of the
peace in and for the city and state
aforesaid, and made oath that the
foregoing statements of his own
Knowledge are true,
Given under my hand this third day
of January, in-the year of 1895
RoBERT A. CHRISTIAN.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

Recollect our motto. "Fine work i"
Richmond Steam Laundry Phone
1908.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

rart * somehnty, what does 1t showr
WHOSE BUSINESS Is Ir2
Rev Browne delivered an address
at Ntvport News. Va. upon the sub
iect, Whose Business Is It." We
are su rised that such a question
should ave necessitated an answer or
hat htishould indicate that il is only
the ucness of the Drne Reformers
as to " Sether or not the treasury Of an
incorpC -ated institution should be de-
pleted I'D the funds voted recklessly
away.
When Ae True keforners cease to
make appeal 10 the public for funds
and membei yield up its charter of
Incorporated then the True Reform
ers ard Rev Browne may well ask
"Whose business is it2'
The secret signs. grips. passwords
etc. are enough to be withheld from
the public. q them the public is not
/ Interested b.se it's financial matters
money drawr from the public. are of
general interest and questions will
continue TO be sTropounded and investi
gations inauguiated wherever there is
suspicion of Questionable work
THE PUBIC INTERESTED.
What did the Grand Fountain an
incorporated Institution, with its
stock floating Upon the market for
| sale, and inviting the public to pur-
chase luIv of N. w. Browne, the in
dividuas?
Has Rev w =. Browne. the Grand
N0rthy M-stes signed the notes for
$4,000 made yable to Rev. W w.
Browne. the int Sidual1
III the organf Ation IS boasting OF
the amount is as paid on sick dues
to its memberst nd making extrava.
CANT claims as its financial condi-
tion, why is it tStC there are True Re
formers on theiI beds OF afiiiction who
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

On Wednesday morning a man came
into the oyster-house at 1903 East
Franklin ST. and ! heard white man
talking to John Atkinson and also to
Jack Stewart
heard him say that he just wanted
to get to that bull-pen to see Solomon
Marable and what will do for him
will be a penty, and l just want to
see John Mitchell When he went TO
the door, he said, gocd-bye brothers.
He was a man, thin featured, spare
build, and appeared to have been
drunk over night He talked hoarse
as though he had a cold. DE wore a
light over coat, black slouch-hat, wide
brinl, and light sandy mustache.
He said. he could prove that ne was
at home when this thing occurred He
bad driven Solomon MaEable of his
place some time before, and had told
him if he caught him there again. he
would blow his brains out He ha6
witnesses to prove that he did not
leave home that day
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
NARY ABERxArHY's ooNDfrIoN

Mary AbeTnathy is improving stead
lily. DR. Gordon. the jail physician
has written Judge Organ that she
cannot be safely removed under a
month.
This, it seems. necessitates the post
ponement of the case until the Febru-
airy term.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
State of Virginia:
City of to wit;
Richmond.

This day. Theo. Hope appeared in
person before me, a justice of the
peace in and for the city and state
aforesaid, and made oath that the
foregoing statements of his own
knowledge are true.
Given under my hand this third day
of January, in the year of 1896
ROBERT A. CHRISTIAN,
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
WHOSE BUSINESS Is Ir9

&c does not indicate duplicity on the
cart * somebody, what does it show2
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
EYERFCOLORRD HAN

Should Have this Jour-
RaI In His Home. Every
White rIan Should be full
iy Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large LaDoring
Class of the South.
- Terms in advance /: $1.5O
per year. Sent to any part of
the United States or Canada
without additional charge.
@/G/@/e0N/e/a0~Q(@<@@
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
JUDGE MANN's LETTER

Hon. George d. Wise received a let
ter from Judge w II. Mann in re-
sponse to his request asking that ne
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

This day Isaiah Steward appeared in
person before me, a justice of the
peace in and for the city and state
aforesaid, and made oath that the
foregoing statements of his own
knowledge are true
Given under my hand this 3rd day
of January. in the year of 1895.
ROBERT A. CHRISTIAN, J. P.
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
THAT DEADLY WEAPON
rHR EDIToR's INVESTIGATION.

On Wednesday, Sth inst Editor
Mitchell visited Hotel Dodson on 18th
st between Franklin and Main Sts.,
and turning the leaves of the register
to Wednesday, December Is, 1895 saw
written in bold clear hand the name,
I'd. J. Thompson, Finneywood, Va -
There also was shown that he had oc-
cupied Room SO and that the addi-
tional porterage charges were % cents
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11
soME swoRN AFFIDAvITs.

In view of this positive evidence,
the atiidayits of the persons who heard
him will possess special interest
Here they ares
Richmond planet., 1896-01-11

ISAIAH X STEWARD,
mark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. n CSpecaD. Wheat today dropped down
g. the put" figure and closed there. May op-aed at
ci.c sold between Gii.c G5sc and closed ut Disc
10 happened puts for the week AMI puts Tor
the day wcre At the figure. Giic That established
pig for the market that point. Cables weak.
M. principal bear Circumstance. Liverpool i.l
lower and announced that Argentine shipments
cicasirs Tho approach ~ double holiday greatly les
,,a,l the trade. the dulest session weeks
That made decline easier. The market on
trey without bull Selb1arl cl,arances exceeded
10000 bush tho Northwest the receipts were only
80 ears against leG last week There liberal cash
sales here during the day. 10000 BUSH incident
~ the DAY cable order from London Tor the ship
ment ot 1000 barrels Of flour direct Chicago to
South Africa. catch steamer which sails from New
York within two weeks. the ever sold
at this market to ~ South Africa. The business
t,cti that the visible supply Monday VIII decrease $50
bush. Last yenr the decrease WAS l2ji.oop
fairly good buying ~ corn to-day; and the
professionals here getting little bush. May sold
between 2j7,c and oc. and closed II 3cisc Thr cash
demand Improving of late. Furthermore there
has heen In the receipts although the roads
are now I'm pretty good condition. To-days
So: the estimate for SATURDAY 323.
nrm larsely because corn was. May sold
between 207sc and ?ilsc and closed 2isc. Oats
ceipts keeping light 1906 cars to-day ~ estimated
Saturtn"
Provisions were firm. but active. Pork and ribs
at 2'sc Thursday; lard DC over There
not many hogs expected. 1900 the estimate for
IL Prices at the yards DC higher
The estimate week. however indicates in
crease. 80 for Monday. and 15oooo for the week
GaNsc Puts and calls May at the
pricc 3oiaM3G.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
EFFORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

Ntf, .Dg
.o-rr,>- rb cotton market was some what rrrEear.
..rrilv ~ he opening. LNorpOs started "In vi
tons ol Il good market all day, ana Inc carr ~ ~.
~.qt, af,.ecs Indicated au iinproN III N"i"'9 49,
o,f, with the sharp decline here. and the ny sou. 40
sry i0li, points futures spot '2t.N "rs - ,a q,
tive sales footing up 1000 bales V4' .."', Va The
- i,auorr43 l,s the early Ar..ness abroad ana III"
,s- n,,.hs taken up on call showed IN advance 81
2di points. but weakness was HcNeliu -. ,,e~ tban
crossed ana the later months we're 20 POINTS i-,v ~
heavy realizing sales 10y local oleraiors VINO G"s ,cr
tcrla,. market evidently no, ~.
iLinr and they rushed unload. noe! N's se's''e
,rces cassd off until loss % points uncl sr
serlay's closing There fair business ana SVi i
,tt,on An nreuaration for SATURDAY holiday Luilns
- sv aitor-o6n session market steadied on Hght
80. al New orleans and at Houston with expected
laht receipts at Orleans tomorrow and at an Pos
10Y u ., s ~, ToYsvth Ca reports that the cotton
ral etoton,ct u farmers be relied on Inc ma
closed steady in tone. net loss Of 41p points n
sight this week against il,ovy i'S, i,;r
lower and Memphis l-1dc lover others unehans ag
receipts Memphis today were 80 u1eS; 49,, ,9S
III same day last and S27 last year houston -
bales against 1850 last week and 3ls' last year
CENTS AT Houston Saturday are estimated AZ iV ~
bale against 4.231 the same day last year nc -
at Ncy-Ofioans saturday are estimated az 49, 20 ~,
bales against GHlV the same DAY last "eeh' ''i 'aS'
orleans 7s3l BALE. against So Ne same Gay t
vi, ami g.. last year: Galveston. 900 bales. AGAINST
ar-, 50 last week anl lii7 last year Savannah III
bales AGAINST 736 last week and LOO last yeE
Norfolk 2l5, ,ales against l'Ss last "eeh ana 49,
last year. The receipts tho ports today iNcul.As
various. were "l"eu uales "saii',r H.. , tia
ports f5~ the week wera lO799 bales. against lis lest
week and s13,7 last year or th9 Nlous -, ~ ,
week. 53i5 bales AZ Port Royal ana "fo az ~ V,
port News The interior receipts the week were H.
Coz bales last week and 49, i99 last year.
Opening range and close to-day. and closing olus 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

do s47 H. at 81 10; eo2 10 at 81 49, d. 'O 3D. d"
'i shs% as $50 sea a. = lss ~ at 81 'O
Receipts we're ~ head, and the to,a aa bos
1s nG daa at the ss s,GSN 5as 81 per 100 II
o1 vsa ss Yet dr PsGf S GG%
s and price. unhanged cry yss s0 barn
"a 1d PER fed no. ca%es a g. and calves at 'aSe
& bs@SsSs r. v s e e p d %ssIssF "
r. At s. 4 fed sa 20 sS a. s. s. 55' r.
a, a y q d. i2c 81 less 81 80 on the lot 10 '0
'G E 1aaa at s g Co. % vsql- 1855 n a, s7c'
su FfH9' Rxb 2 cars or tss
head cars for for g Se 5nr aTe MAKING With 81
Sns l S3sr 3F ese 'Ti o d WIN odcT%,s
supplies AID roas g in W sSme @ases ioSc higher
r rn aha was closed God prime sheep soid
at g. aas' wi @ encral sales at s. s5as5 FOR good to
BRINE Dressed lGaGn nm At a. a u.s. per couny
dressed spring lambs unclaimed at &so ger ~ srogc
at $ e 100 o @G d. y n 9 49, * Ee 9t ay 10 %
~ ~ :. 70 Late yesterday ~ ohio lambs 1913 H. at
s. 10 b state Do s. o a. s. lambs Q, n at s. 90
,o a ale s f. at ii So 1870 Indiana s. b. s. o2
D. Mcpherson q CO.. ~ Mleh,sas 1 D 10 Western
a. ea 1913 y, at s. i2a; 1911 do ., H. at 81 l2s: H. o.
81 n at ST. Ss do. 50 Ii. at So 92s' los d. - ID al
81 - Juai CO.: 100 Michigan lambs So H. at 81 POI
Indaaa sheep li3 h. at 81 1872; 10 Ohio do VI ID al
~ Harrington: iol lambs, So H. at 81; 1872 DO
Il H. So 49, 49,, a. y, %, 81 n. o03
oE, amb Il b. at S. 10 DO n 81 30 % do 7c
e; p0cntack i3s State lambs Sc No. at s. l5 % d.
NJ Collins lis State lambs 50 ~ at s.; 10 state sheep
loo H. a s.; -. 400 -, ,.,,,,,r,
noes Rece pts were 90 cars. 3jo7 heal including
- b.aI for sale Market trlne firm at 81 Jo4Si - PER
100 H. Choice Hight pigs would cell up To - "HS'.
country dressed iasI7c per ID for extreme
"s saies pncnhack: 30 hogs. i2a ID average. at
70 Mci,hcrson & Co.: : Pennsylvania pigs. 80 H. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Newly ork. February 81
BEENES-Receips. III cars. 1887 head-iO2 cars
for exporters and city slaughercrs. II tho
market Demand fair for all grades OF cattle generally
steady prices and good TO prime becNcs trne
nrmer All sold An exporter bought ~ head Poorest
To- best SOD at 81 0usi 30 per 100 Including
Gar Of cornfed Texas at 81 10 oxen and 500
81 70. bulls AT :. tu$3 % 81 JOQ$3 and one
fat COW at 81 10 There was moderate trade city
dressed native bcefsdes at Ua7izc n cables
from London and Liverpool quoted American live cattle
weak at 9G3c dressed weight. American sheep loa
dressed weight and refrigerator beef lower GA 7Lc
ID Shipments today on Saturday Etrlria
viii take out 90 quarters u beef for Easnans com
pany; the Massachusetts 10 London. POO cattle FOR I
shamterg son and 80 cattle and 2l72 quarters bec
FOR Sch~arzschid Si1beige and the Francisco to HUH
100 sheep for the last named shipper. The Spain viii
carry go cattc. but VIII not sail until Monday.
shipments from this port for the week ending SATURDAY
wnl be $50 cattle 22 quarters beef. and 2:p
shoep. all Great Britain. with the exception cat
tie and iO7 sheep
saess. sanders: 10 ohio steers l25s n average at
5, 30 100 n do 1900 H. at - 30; stag 1850 H. an
s. 20 Is oxen 1873 H. at 50 co 10 d. 1910 n 50 90
do 1877 NJ at 50 -. 1000 H. :3 - 3 d. on
H. at 81 % 30 $50 H. at 81 % do 200 H. 81 10
DO sOD -. n 81 -.
Sherman culver 20 Illinois steers. l24s H. at 81 80:
10 do l220 H. at 81 80. - DO 1875 H. 81 A. do ilgl
H.. at - i2a. IL Kentucky 1913 H. at 50 10.
= W. sherman: Is Illinois steers. 1888 H. 81
do. 1913 n. AT 81 10.
l. Mcrherson CO.: 20 Texans 1898 n s. To- oxen
l241 H. at 81 o. bulls 40 h. at s. % do $50 H.
s. 2O do $50 H. at 80; do $40 10. s. cows
1914 TO- at So So do $50 H. at 49, 10 do 1912 H. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
LENIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot OF Cortinndt and Desbrosses st,


700 \. VI. daily eN'.pi sunday. for MAucH CHUNK
AID Intermediate stations.
SI5 :. VI. daily for GrNFYA: RoCHEsTER. DvF.
FATO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the West anl principal local points, dining car 20
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Ncstue Seeler e. Chicago.
Ii::n \. VI. daily GaaNts AZ 1890 \. NJ. sunday
MATCH CHUNK AMI INTERIM dlte points Connections for
Reading and harrisburg
900 T.. VI. daily except sunday for FIMIRA ana all
Intermediate stations for Pottsville Read
ing Vhair-car WIZ sbagre.
AERO H. VI. tSunlays onlD for Wkesharre, 7. & u.
Junction and all intermediate stations
$40 r. II. daily. except sunday. nr l.. & u. JUNO
T,ON md principal intermediate stations: Pullman
paror-car To- Wikesbarre: connecting for Pot;sylle
4:2O r. VI. daily except sunday for Bound Brook ana
5.i5 T.. VI daily for EAsroN and intermediate sta
$500 r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points Pullman Sleeper veS,bule
New York 10 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo ana Toronto;
connections FOR Reading and HARRISBURG
0,sO T., VI. daily except sunday for Easton
mediate stations.
TEL; BI'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and all points
pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo Char-car 70
Wilkesbarre.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at o3J c6i p44
and 800 broadway. 81 East i4th ST. l58 i25th ST.
New-York: Fulton ST.. Court ST. 9S Broadway and
!,rooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. n. Y.
The Transfer Co. will call and check bag
gage from hotel or resileace through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb 2i.-Coton steady; middling. 1l-lGc
low middlng. 5-Gc good ordinary u l5l 6c: net and
gross receipts 33I bales exports the Continent 300
l5l bales. spnners 30 bales stock. %
bales. NechlyNet and gross receipts. 1874 bales;
ports Britain 3i50 bales; the Continent 300
bales coastwse 5272 bales. sales 2s2s bales. spin
ners. 30 bales.
Norfolk Fob. 2l.-Coon steady; mlddling. li6c low
middling. JlGc. good ordinary. 61sc and gross
cepts. bales: exports the Continent. 300 bales
1913 bales Sales III bales. stock. $50 bales
WeeklyNet and receipts S.65T bales;
Britain g. 125 bales; the Continent. lalcs
coastwse i,2 bales; sales 3.O77 bales.
Savannah Feb. Election firm: middling. 0-l6c low
niddling. dc net ard receipts. 1881 bales;
the Continent 52o bales; cOastwise LOSE bales
sa"s. 7pj bales stock. G5 0d7 haes. WeeklyNet and
receipts - 80 bales to the Continent 80
tales coastwis.. 1il50 bales; sales. l9i2 bales.
New Orleans Feb. Election opened firm.
sood mlddling. 1876; mddng Use: low mi1dllng IKE
good ordinary Lice net receipts 5.2S0 bales; gross
5.IOS bales France. II 400 bales: the
tnent. los bales: coastwise 500 bales; sales
bales, stock. ,J5 200 bales. Weeky-Net receipts Al 5s
bales. gross 4li1s bales exports Britain I2sT
bales; to France. iiSiO bales the Continent 7S6S
bacs: coastwisc. T.lS9 bales; sales ~, 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

February 2Gis g26s.c March. 2Gi4g27c: April and May
2G7 p27ac Butter-fine goods arm ana IN g'oi nemahI
2lc. prints extra wholesale, &c, do j'h-
hing .3a2s Eggs steady and In fair demand Pennsyi-
factory loulotr part skins. Gf>c Sugars Refined rrin
ami IN fair demand. cubes 5i.c lozenge Jic, STANDARD
T,ver.l Sc fine and -tana. ri granulatci. &c;
l. 81. crystal b.. double reinei diamond A. SCI con-
f,r re-, 4 49,. red star A. 4s.c Keystone A. i'sr;
franklin H. Ge Franklin extra C. ilsc. red star g.
g. .r,en star e. llGc blue G. &c; 10 b. l5-l6c
y, I, ... All les ;I-lcr commission Feed quiet an
s'ely winter bran bulk Sl3aSi3 - PER ton. Potatoes
DUH and v.pN. York rose choice, Zoe 90 fair
., r.ai asc5,. DO Hrlnnks and choice %; do fair
20 god is2ic. Pennsylvania anl stars fancy. 2Jc
y. markets tomorrow. Nashngt'n's Birthday.
- Louis Fob. 2l.-Fl1ur unchanged. Wheat lower:
february. ,niec nominal. May, C3i9c hl. July. G2i So
n.A,d com lei.f. F-lruur' 26i.c nominal. May. -
- 'bli. July. .N'.p-,i,r hi. oats unchanged. Eggs
steady An lpc f'i fresh Iurk-Santarl mess, new
$40 ~. ui1 ~. Lard Prime steam - -. choice,
- 37i Shoules 300: longs. 3S.c. clear ribs
49,. clear Sides. Dry salt shoulders. =,
r.er ribs 5.c clear sides 1t.c. High steady at
81 20 Wool quiet unchanged Spelter steady at 50 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. II,
in New-NOrk. foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
ES 'Gtps pINTS CT Iir,tr' "'frEA

Direct TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCI.AIR
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsville. Daskns
Ridge Madison. MorristoWn Passac. Paterson. Boon
ton Dover. sianhope. NEWTON. BUDD'S LAKE,
LAKE HCPATCONG Hacketistown. sCHoOLEY5
MOUNTAIN. Washington PHGLIIpSBURG. EASTON
WATER GAP. sTROI DSBURG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON WILkESBARRE NANTI-
COKE. DANvI!LE, NORTHU MBERI.AND. Mont
rose BlNGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH Water
vac UTICA. RI 'EIFIELD SPRINGS cortland.
SYRACUSE OSWESO ITHACA OWEGO EIMIRA.
CORNING. BATH oANSNILLE. BTrFALO ana Ill
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND sOI'TIfW EST.
100 4 AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops at principal
stations
900 A. M.-BvFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMTOE.
UTICA RICWFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OsWTGO EMPRESS. Pullman HuNe, Paror cars CON-
nect Ruifo with train Tor Chicago and points west
100 p. M.-SCRANrON. wILKEsBARRE ana ELIIiiA
400 = N.-sCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLyM-
7.3O J.. NJ dpaiiN buffalo Nestihulcl Limited Express
FIR SCRANTON. BiNGHAMTON. ELNlRA. HJF
FALO. pullman l'uf~, Sleeping car. Connects at
Buffalo with train fur Chicago nrl points west.
o:30 y NJ. Dals).-NuF"hIO. SCRANTON NNGHAM-
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE AMI OSWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Si~f"rs
TfC,t;-s AID PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Park Place. 429 Rroalwtv Ticses az rI s,aions "'3
Broadway. ith-aye.. l2ih-.f. - West 2';hst
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