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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09

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ton may be equal, that wealth may
bear its due proportion of the expen-
ses Of the government.
FEDERAL AUTHORITY.
We denounce the arbitrary inter
ference by Federal authorities in
local affairs as a violation of the Con-
stitution Of The United States and q
crime against free institutions, and we
especially object to government in
reference by Injunction as new and
highly dangerous form OF oppression,
by which Federal Judges in contempt
of the laws Of States and rights of
citizens become at once the legislators
judges and executors, and we approve
the bill passed at the last session of
the United States Senate and now
pending i'll the House relative to con-
tempts in Federal Courts, and pro-
viding for trials by jury in certain
cases of contempt. at "
THE FUNDING BILL.
No discrimination should be indulg-
ed ILL by the Government of the Unit
ed States Ill favor Of any of it's debt
ors. We approve of the refusal of
the FIfty-tlird Congress to pass the
Pacific Funding Debt Bill, and de-
nounce the effort, of the present
Congress to enact similar measure.
PENSIONS.
I Recognizing the just claims of
Union soldiers, we heartily endorse
the rule Of Commissioner Murphy tilat
no names shall be dropped from the
rolls, ard the fact of enlistment and
service shall be conclusive evidence
against disease and disability before
enlistment.
CUBAN QUESTION.
We extend our sympathy to the
people Of Cuba in their struggle for
liberty and independence.
CIVIL SERVICE.
We are opposed to life tenure in
public service.
We favor appointments based upon
merit and fixed terms of office, and
such administration of Civil Service
laws as will afford equal opportunities
to all citizens of ascertained fitness.
AGAINST THIRD TERMS.
We declare 1T to be the unwritten
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the custom and usage of one hun
dred years and sanctioned by the ex-
amples OF the greatest and wisest of
those who founded and maintained
our government, that no man shall be
eligible to third term of Presiden-
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Contiding in the justice of our
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at the polls. we submit the foregoing
declaration Of principles and purposes
to the considerable judgment Of the
American people.
We invite the support Of all citizens
who approve of them, and who desire
to have them made effective through
Legislation for the relief of the people
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New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
OTHER MARKETS -HY TEIEGRAPN

.,..SS East sT Ma aGas. &C. 3 Ge''G Y o. ss 70 S
and 81 75as3 50: fresh cows ana sprngers sl5a
$40 Veal Gslv,s slas4 2' heavy and thin calyes s2e
prime medium and best. Workers. SO 5oq$3 81 heavy
81 4oas3 -; common; 81 ioqs3 AZ roughs. $2Gs2 90
81 G5as3 ~ good 81 oa$3 e5 81 oqsa 40 common
Sc 75asa, cqis slas2 chsce lambs 81 9pasi 50; CON
10 good lambs 81 5odSi %; spring lambs. $GS7.
Union Yards Chicago May i4-Cattle- Receipts
1900 head market firm. common extra 81 50a
81 5Oas3 o. calves s8as4 Is Texans 50 25Gs, Is lis
Receipts. 21oo head. market hrm and 2isQ5c higher
essce s@ %s.a 81 s.? P9s q 500 81 o So 9@s 8
light 81 2oa$3 80: pigs. 81 75gS3 80 sheep-Eecepr,
li,co head market hrm; Inferior to choice. s2asS So
Kansas city. May l4-1Hoss-- Receipts. 10000 head:
market ,low light 81 LOS oass q mixed g oaasa l2ls
head market strong. native aeers best 81 s5GsI I5
fair 10 god $3as3 6 and hefers best s8as3 O
ers ssdss So Texas and Western s3qss 60; calves s5a
$40 sheep Receipts. 5000 head; market slow '''
St Louis May l4-Nstionai stock Yards-Catne- Re
all grades Naive $3csi lo cows 81 iOG ~
ceips Gsi9 prices shade higher
heavy. s3aS3 80. mixed So soas3 ~ light SO ioass !,
sheepRecepts. 40 head; market steady unchanged
prices. Natives. 81 ioGss; spring lambs. s4aS4 so
Buffalo May 4.-Catue- Receipts last "a hours 1886
head total FOR week thus FAR u e2i head; for time
New York go head sale 20 head. market openecr
age. and e, e.y ens fsn at @ sne '.ag & .ocd
heavy fed calves 81 5of$3 Hogs-Receips "a hours
time last week 30 $50 head unsigned through se
head to New-York 24Oo head: on sale 800 head,
market opened d'tli cents lower; closed dull ana
s. 55gs3 90. Light grades SO 60 mixed packers So 55
& g. S' oussa sss io sSss Sheep Ps and - sS Ss
Receipts "a hours 500 head for week thus
eon.snsd f through 'C sS% head to M
sale 4soo head; market opened for good light
dull. loads Of handy unsold and the closns
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
LONDON WOOL SALES

London May l4-To-day's wool sales which II 544
bales offered. conducted by Charles Balmc 4
Co. John Hoare Co, Henry +. Hughes. Son & Co and
Williams overbury. The competition vas extrenelv
animated The occasional hardening or prices I'm ali
kinds and the increased spirit recently been due 10 the
anxiety to obtain sufficient stock 10 carry operators
through the interval pending opening of the fourth
series The German buyers purchasers or
good conbng merinos. md seconded nv
home trade. Secured Wools sold rapidly AT top prices
The demand for crossbreds BUYERS was of
the keenest character at firm and fair average prices
Punta Arenas wool sold at slight advances To-day's
transactions and prices ' -
New South Waes-3.5oo bales; secured I0}sdaIs 81;
locks and pieces 6hdals %; greasy. 4.aioiad locks
cuecnslani-2 100 bales: secured lNiais sHd: locks
and pieces 0dqs 2'sd: greasy 7g0d and pieces
7l4QIa.d.
victoria3Oo bales secured 1oi.dais s1d; locks and
pieces. T.4llisd, greasy sisdals Sd.
locks and nieces. 1dals Nd; 5dsd locks and
West Ausralia-70O bales. secured locks and piece.
M. greasy, 5A.M6i.d locks and pieces 5IhG6s.d.
ape of Good Hope and Natal-dOO bales secured. Is
lzddls 2i9d greasy. 5A41i1d: lccks and pieces SID
Funia Arenas-l.6O0 bales. greasy. 5d6i locks and
pieces. 3i.G1d
There also a sale of low woods at Wipcbes,o-
House. at which 1885 bales offered The atendan,s
was good and the competition steady. OF the offer
ings sold Long wool declined n farthinv
10 Nd and short declined I'D Cros,hreds sold az
parity with previous sales. Following the sales and
prices: ~ 49, ''' ""'
New South wales-ioo bales: secured 4,sdlod
oueensland-soO bales; secured 6aii.d: lock. and
pieces 9hal0isd. 49, WINS anu
pieces 3ddSHd. ~ 'e"s ana
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

a.
COTTON-rh. market vas narrow and not very inter
esting within range Of about points
closing prices las points above the lowest o the DAY
The market steady. with prices unchanged 70
point advance and sales ~ 3ln bales The opening
az points decline In summer months WIN
positions about point higher Then came decline
points lack OF general buying support and
ard September. Liverpool did he business in tnis
market scarcely worth talking about. There
was some difference Of opinion 20 Liverpool. some
claiming about what IL should be. While others
he'd Disappointing. II closed with net oss
lisQ2 points while spot cotton little easier.
favorable spinners sold ahead goods without buy
ing Fa River stocks Of print cloths are reported
1J00 pieces and claimed that sales nave
made for delivery. with the market 81 aIy
9i0c Rain reported quite generally in Texas "iih
also the Carolnas Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee
and Mississippi The Bombay weekly movement shovel
receipts 5000 bales it10 the corresponding
week last year and sine January receipts l311.
coo bales against 95 the period last ship
for the 5000 bales. against $500 sat
while shipments January were 90 bales,
against 800 600 the time year. Receipts al New
Orleans Friday estimated at lSp to liVp bales,
against 1.576 the day last week 0'l last year ana
1857 years Receipts at New Orleans to-day
1402 bales against l7i9 the day last week
and 1881 year. Galveston IS bales against 4I last
week and year. Mobile, bales. against Al last
week and last year. savannah. al bales. against Nlf
last week and 81 last year Charleston. II oales sganst
90 last week and l3 last Norfolk 62 bales aeast
663 last week and 263 last year: Memphis. l22 baes
against $50 last and "a last year; Houston. N'S
at the ports for the week @stiInated At 5000
bales against So s14 week and 81 S43 last year
opening. ana close today, and closing bds the
previous night and year follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago May II 1SpeclaD.- Wheat to dav was ou,e,
within ~ Sc finally closing whore It did Ueinos
day July opened o}'4c sold between G3i.c ana ,35c
and closed '3',r There were rains all through tho
West and Southwest. Cables We're weak There WAS
scarcely cash DEMAND the totals Of tho sales here
bong only IL go Nev- York reported practically moth
INK Tor export. S"ab,ard ccarances we're only =, U,o
bushels. Prices however, rtradiod renewal
bug stories from indiana AMI Michigan. 10y a prediction
or NEht ffusts through several II Western state. M
night. and hy the statement hy THE Price Current"
that considered the Government II the winter
wheat crop. "oop'o bushels. The trade was
not important. There much .alk ah.out "a.
Armour incident 70 the day before Tho after sin
had brokers bidding for receipts which had been do
clhr"d irregular. Professionals Impressed b, IN,
steh parts ~ me West as IN sending
damage claims NO seemed anxiety about
the frost predictions light touches being invariably eN
prriencsd Ia May.
corn finally closed Just where II did Wednesday r,,ly
opened AT 24c sold between 29A1c 3Oc and closed
AZ -'s' There was Improvement n he shppng de-
mand Ihe weather conditions were considered perfect
Seaboard rcarances were only 1900. The selling OF
futures by tn" cash handlers the receivers and
shippers The frost predictions did AFFECT anvholy
corn beng certain 10 come again. II cut dow n
engagements FOR old business.
There were large charters Of oats 305 II was bus
ness done with the scaboard largely FOR export MAY
advanced &c closing l9c July and Senenher cIosed
whore they did Wednesday. 1870 and 1919 respectleI
The Nav July difference narrowed from Ic IN 10
The inspection ia cars. estimate Tor Fridev
40 cars The strength Of oats comes altogether from
the shipping demand.
Provisions firm. helped by Hight receipt, NJ hogs
and by improved demand from other side FOR ri
At the close pork showed an advance over WEDNESDAY
OF 1880 I5c ne Of &c There were 2i co
hogs, the estimate for Friday 1900 Prices were
B. higher
curb puts on JUL wheat closed n ss,,c cali.
a. eI,se, Puts on July corn closed at 29Ic calls at
90. 2Jftc
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WEsIEnI,. as1
stations In New-lOrl<. foot Of bare'"'
Christopher street, BIFFEr
CARS. PINTSCH IItsUI. ....-.-r IN

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMtIELp SO' B.ss nc
THE ORANGES summit. liernafapfs, p,ier.on BOZ
Ridge. Madison. Morristown, Psssaie pfirpns LAKE
LAKE HoPATCONG Hacketstown .sc 81 = ,si'ox
MOUNTAIN, washington, PIIItiPSsboo onc s Moaa,a.ss
SCRANTON. PITTsTON WlIKESHAaTT,,IIn IN w,st
COKE. pANvILLE. NORTH MH6pL1IH MEH66spwL1cH wsur
VILE. UTICA RICHFIELD sPR,,:HSTcno FIWlRA
sYRACr'SE OSwEGO ITHACA oWEggV,i = and .
CORNING, BATH. DANsNIIIE. hs ~ r.rtfwFsr
points WEST NORTHWEST AND soO !, ",Ids,c,J
7:2d A. AUTHORIZATION MAI. stops " "''
eco a. M.-BtFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHTsays'SSsI Chm 81
TTiCA RTC'HFTEfp SPRINGS. sYRnIr1 es
OswFGo EMPRESS Pullman RuHe' Pa,'or P S.,. s.a
meet AZ Buffalo with train for chicago ana rfNlHA
100 p. M-SCRANTON. WILKESHNkctr anu -,
400 p 'tMIt9"osCRANToN WTLKEsBARRE scs ~ r.
Or1TH EXPRFsS Pullman Buffet Parlor. - rsrrss
7:so p NJ Daiy)-Burao Ve.,i6s.ed l,iR, MA, Hrr.
FALO Pullman Buffet, Sleeping "a, s,,,. west .x
o:3N p NJ Oaly).-BvFFALo. SCRnAsNnlrco SCRANrpo 'ryPREss
Pullman Buffet Sleepes, .>--o,r,or ATOMS a..
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMSliyn,' ss,,,,tors 80
Park place 40 Broadway. Tickets at wss, iy,sss
BROADWAY III 4th-ave. cor -oc u,l,onst. ~,
23s columbus ave Nsv-York RS and ~ I saf insof
ios Rroadway BROOKLYN. Time tables e"Hs ~ =.
III 'wrsTCoT~r EXPRESS COMPANY WIZ l.,,a,,o, s,n
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


REEVrs Receipts were :? cars or 240 head all
signed direct ci slaugtirr"rs and eHYor'erj No trad
ing Feeling steady 'i'y dreSed ""f sd~s IN moderate
f@pa %"e6o a. a5o~i Aaeicaa scc. 'a al eo
weight refrer"t2 beet sc.,ng a. l,.ndon At ani
at IIal2c dressed weight, shipments 90 .day N TIE
kansas City q" ca,ic ior Mc,cr 3 Ho"'rn"" No
CALVES Rec~p's werc ~ head inclrd.ns ne stoct
sale The market was dun ant dropping AZ dcclins ~
fully 23c from yesterdays closing .rc"s anf "oa - ~rr
than at 'he op~alng On "wednesday ,b'ui 80 calves
held Fair N prime feais soid o. NdN ~ per
100 a. choice md extra DO a. 81 62tf' '''s Dressed
calves Hcre slog and soaey at $50 'or COUNT, dfG."d
5N7r. fcw cho.- ,airasaes bringing ~
81 4 rr 100 n lG7 DO rs ~. at 80 2s eo ii n a
b. " 0is 80: = yeals ~ n at 81 7'. 10 DO. 1871
II II Hollis: - yea. ii3 NJ at 81 81 70 DO. lN ~
: Sandcrs a, SiI N -: 81 yeals Ia n at 81 37i
Je.ne, wright & CO. - ye.,' 10. h. at 81 s7'l
sHEEP AND LANES Reccipts were cars. or $50
head and including ~ cars held over y"sterday ih re
quorably unchpnged. and were hold over c1n
mon wooded western sheep s.d at 81 rs per o NJ poor
lambs at 81 75as5 q deck II Virginia spring srnie
a. 50 40 Per h,d 9rfSS mutton 'oT ., at SiaS TT T
12c Country dressed spring lambs we're quoted steady
sas3 per csrcs.s for poorss, to bet quality but rot
salcs-D McTher.on & Co 2l2 clipped state lambs
Is +. average s s. q per ieS ~ 2i' GGped Mehean
Western sheep ~ n at 81 Is
Newton & Co: I25 unshorn Western sheep. II n at
G GsDsa oao dS 5%fs bj:o - n a" 81 % 5, no y
81 Virginia DO 80 ID. at 50. Is Virginia spng lambs.
ReeSni, & ~ T.Fr ~ s'T' m Or os3 h.2a al al foT
live weights Nominally weak a. 81 G0aS4 per 100 n
dun At 4i4G5c for medium weights. and oisaec for
light do.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15

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New-York tribune., 1896-05-15

Market closed steady unchanged to point advance
compared with yesterdays closing prices Transfefrbe
notices $40 Total sales 81 COO bales New York gross
receipts 257 Exports Continent, 4ol bales for
warded. bales sales ll5 bales; spnners ll5 bales;
stock 1870 l0 bales Total net receipts to-day $3.50 bales
thus this w-ek 3 ieG bales. Exports 10 day: Great
Britain 1los baies Continent AL bales Thus far this
Britain l959N bales France 200 bales, Con
tirent tales stock 394 521 bales Spot cotton quiet
;-l6c lower TndGng upiands. size mdc'ing Guf Sec;
sales. li5 bales. all spinning.
LiysJpol oable-sp2t cotton. moderate demand; sales
10000 taes speculation am export 100 tslrs Amer
can 5000 halez receipts. 10000 bales: American 1000
bales Mi6dlng uplands. 4~s1 Futures opened steady.
l-0ia2e4d decline: closed quiet 15n2 points net decline
January February 351i2s tebruary March 35Ass. May
4l7G4ls: May-June. 4iG2s: JJneJIly. +i4v; Juy-Au-
gust 4l2l1b AusisSepiember. 4o"i4b; September Oco
Der 4Ollab; October November 35a.s November Decem
ber S57b: December-January. 35.D Manchester-Yarns
quiet and steady. cloths moderate demand.
COFFEE-The foreign markets ceing all closed
account of Ascension Day holiday local traders
not disposed operate except in small A num-
exchanges took place. including 25O bags August
May lC5 points difference. The market dragged
with very little interest prices baing we'll maintained
and expectation Of special change. the future
barring unexpected developments AL .he European
brazilian markets. Chief sales for May
Contracts closed dull unchanged to points decline
Sales we're $3.50 tags follows
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
To COAL DEALERS.
TO IOAL DEAIEKS
Office Manhattan state Hospital.
No. | Madison Ave. New York City.
CEALED PROPOS


No. Madison Ave. New York City.
May i4th. 1890
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this ONCE o'clock p. NJ. Thursday. May
2lst. 1896. for furnishing Coal follows:
For Female Department: To be delivered alongside
dock west side Wards Island. 1900 tons more ess>
Of Broken Crate coal.
For Male Department. To be delivered alongside dock
cas-, side o; Wards Island. 1900 tons more less) OF
Broken Crate coal.
For Hagt's island To he delivered alongside dock
south eide ~ Hars Island. 1000 OF
Broken coal.
FOR Farm. To be- delivered Central Isp. l.. l..
4 Of Broken Coal.
This be OF the best quality cleaned and freshly
mined subject the approval o the Board Of Managers
their representative Proposals provide for the
delivery O: tnc cpn such times and IN such quaint
ties be required 10y the Board OF Managers or
their representative.
Each bid must be ncosed in envelope addressed to
the Board of Managers ~ the Manhattan state Hospital
No Madison Avenue. New York city. and indorsed
Proposals Coal and be accompanied by bond Of
surees residents Of the Of New York. each
Justify In the Of S. % said surees be
that the bidders win execute contract II IL Is
awarded them. and will perform faithfully.
The right s reserved by the Board Of Managers 10
all bids. and after a is entered into.
declare said forfeited whenever in their judg
ment is being performed for the best interests OF
the state. HENRY L. ROWLAND
President Board Of Managers Manhattan State Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
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FAST EXPRESS TRAINS TO
,nItfmore WnshinrtOn Chjcnxo. Cincinnati
81. Louis and all POints West.

FAST EMPRESS TRAINS TO .
Baltimore. WASHINGTON. Chjcn%O. Cfncfnhati'
81. Louis and all POints West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAlNS -.
Leave New York foot of Liberiyst daily for CHlCAGO
200 :. m. AM l-15 night. pITTSBLRG $50 ex sun
200 ST. l?:is night C,NCINNAT5 ST Loglss 10
a. m. sun. 10 Dining Car) II 30 a; m uon-
ing CaD. 200 p 1890 ?. m. Sun. Dining CaD
go D. m Dning can 600 ,. 1918 night
NORFOLK II 30 a. daily.
NFW-ORI.EANs Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
Sleepor : p daily
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light. .
Ofccs il3 ~ 26l 4l5. ] l40 Broadway; 81 East
14th St III p very y Y 339 3it Fulton s.. Brook
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

2 May TSar @ ss S '1t s So Ss Ss
asked DO grade 6sa7l- stock. $4,000 BUSH sales
40 S4se uns Hae ?as' saasse sa% {'y juy sac
@H sSgasc s9qs9ssn b%sb whe ss c 5000 bush o
quet, No wnte western, 25'.a2oc; No mixea .- go
4ia42c Western t$Gt4c STOCK 1000 bush Hay
sl7 Grain freghs quiet: cotton quiet mddings s7sc
anesangc,l D'''
Geen May I4Four dull and nncsanssd s patents ssy
straights So 5Od$3 So winter patents. So gs4 ~
quiet rak 3sS.c 10 ana steamer a,e q, oas
WHIT 27c; 10 DO 2esc. quIet spring bran
q ap aks ana rs al s i3|- %d neal s27 a
SO Pork quiet backs slo 56asI 80; cuts sil 80; lean
f@dd sd qn % SIC { bacon fe S Zeal qa 4asc Fresh
beef firm steers eg7c binds 81. @oc ?re t4c WSsetn tgtG
do. Ga eiac imitation, liGi2c ladies' 9aloc wGrmont M
eo' S sprar cach G''s dqs s'S Muon ton ar saTns'
6q7c. Cheese dull Northern. sg9i4c; Western. Sgslac
and Michigan 0iialosc Brans-Ycllow eyes. 81 200
8 ss ip; s9gs Poultry xo4sa1 2iS Tux fsr y
l2glac Western ICED 0ae4c: spring chicks iced aogs5c
e. 22g 'c Th sSS 90 CO.,
s. 75SS7. Mcssina s. 75d$S 90 Lemons s. 25asS 90
Strawberries oai3c fancy lots ltaiee Cab6ages; neW
80 5wer g adss d 90 'nF Rye '1fy
eon i's3ry Ea@ so a sc s se
Buffalo May !-sPrins wheat closed dull UNCHANGED ens
5Sf ;se' wheat S 5 na's 10 g. S'sss.a Raa.a %
In store Corn closed firm unchanged Oats closed quiet
easy. unchanged Tarley-25.Od bush sold a
Ry. nominal: 42c in Flour quiet. steady
changed Mifeei dull unchanged Canal reiehts
unchanged. Shipments by canal-Wheat. 10000 bush
corn. 5000 1900: barley 10000; 5000.
Chicago Nav 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol
lows:
Wheat No. 2. Opening Highest. lowest. Closing
3ny n1y eaeass: e. eaxoSsss.. 81. s5s ss'
septenlbe- .... G4aG4. G4Aa64lg 63'sGe37. s4Te4i.
No. 2:
May .............. 2sx % 2s. 20
June Z"H %''s - -'+s
september bi3ls 3l'+ "tsG3l 8ln3lis
Oats. No. q
July .......... 1e'ad19s, I9s.al9a. l9AsGl9s i9'.
September 49, lg-.
Mess pork. per bbl:
s... go. So? s7es $50
September ........ 7s5 7a5 1924 7g5
lvr 100 10;
September ........ 411.s 4A a77H *
Short ribs. per 100 n:
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WEST SHORE K;,h!|'!:: Is:

rrans leave West 42d 81 s,HaIOp' aT s''rankln st.:
$3.50 A. NJ Daily local TO BualS,, ca,ski,l Mounts~
s"s saratoxs Parlor Albany sunasy Rohs
o.iS A. VI Daily for Albany ysae Ltea Cleveland and CIR
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Fans, ao' ,.,.
cago. Paror Car 10 sylae' Sunday 10 Catski MoSIi.
II :35 4. NJ. Daily exeeg gIohonk and MnnewaskS ~
hany ssTaTSs CaS%s slSept sunday Albany syr.cu.
6:EO +. NJ DAILY for Albany FsIs Toronto pssr0''
Rochester. Buffalo "a Nas :, Louis .,bsns
6:3O L. VI. DAILY except su"'A'' ,..,.. svr.eusA
Saratoga and Montreal =. Sunday for Utica sy'ss
.:45 r. VI. Daily, except Su"'"' ,.A>e
RochsssT ana 1v or Albany Utica sy,rn c,svelssA
o;.S ~. IR;,gao Niagara Falls. Toronto p~'''"
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No rcd nrm 10 bi.4. 40 northern spring
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