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New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
nEt yACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. r
S..sucu. an New-iOrk. foot of Barclay and
ChriAtOpher Streets.
NESIInS tnS pINTSCU II1:UT

p,rsc, rou,e O NEWARK. BLOOMFlELD. MONTCLAAlh
TItt, ORANGES. summit Barnards,ille. Baskne
Riage Madison. Morristown Passac. Paterson. Bon.
TON Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON. BCDDS LAKE,
XXX UOPATCONG Hackettstown. StrIOOLEY5
Uoi,NTAIN Washington PHIILHsBURG EASTON,
MATER GAP. STROUpSBl Rti, Pocono Mountains
scRAXroN PITTsToN; WILKEsBARRr NANTI.
,oSr 'BISGHAMToN: OXFORD. NORWICH Water.
SYRIA ACt'sE oswEGo, ITHACA. oWEGO ELMIRA
aVn..S 49, VEST NORTHWEST AND sOt'TUWEsT
500 MEBINGHAMToN MAI. Stops at principal
IN oe W-orafe Carr, BUFFALO. SCRANTON BIN0-
ioVy HHvTON UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRIA.
rrI.Sr and OSW;GO EXPRESS Pullman Parlof
cars Connecting at Buffalo with For Chicago
,oo an, p%VI"W,Cafe carr SCRANTON wIrKEsRARRH
~" "a E;i.NlRA EMPRESS Pullman Paror Cars
..no "p ~ W~SCRANTON. WTLKESBARRE and PLYM.
W" ot :riJ EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
IN y N CDaiy)-Buf,lo Nestihuled Limited Express
'"' ,or scRANTON. BlNGHAMTON. ELMIRA Bur.
EAIO pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting al
RuYnlo with trains for Chicago and points
q ~ % AZ ,paiiyl-BtFFAI.O SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
rtIK E:Ts AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al
Henry Gaze & sons. Limited ii3 Broadway II Pst
Place 40 broadway. Tickets at ferry stations ~,
oa, Co,umhisave NewYork 33s and 726 Ful,on-s, and
iO6 T,roadwry Brooklyn. Timeabes giving fuu infor'
nation Al all stations.
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
ROBBED BY TWO GOVERN MENTS.

STRANGE ASSERTIONS OF WOMAN WHO SAYS
SHE is A GRANDNIECE OF PRINCE PULASKI
AS the result Of Information from the Editor OF
The Washington Star" the Brooklyn police yes
terday found Mrs. Jarocki who says she Is a
grandniece Of Prince Pulaski. In most destitute
circumstances The Editor of THE Star inclosed
in a letter 10 Superinten lent McKelvey the foi-
lowing note. which he had received from Mrs
Jarocki:
November lS 1896 No. "A Smith-st.. Brooklyn y l.
Sir: When my note reaches you wiI be dead
Having been robbed by two Of the richest gov
ernments In the world. and Obliged TO I'VE py
charity of the poor. for which least nope 10 pay.
To live longer this II Will be fraudulent GO,
seouently il remained TO me only TO end my nc.
You were very kind TO me- ! am sorry tha' am
unable to repay for the kindness OF those ifisnds
! offended and | pardon those who tormeht.n M
during twenty-four years. as desirr my MaK"r
shall pardon Yours Respectfully. oc,,
When Sergeant Reeves called at the above ao-
dress he found Mrs Jarocki In utter des'itution.
and communicated with the Charities Conmis-
sioners who will care for her Mrs. Jarocki 3
small figure. black-rimmed glasses ana bopbinE
features have long been familiar around the pup
lie buildings She formerly kept a newsstand IN
of Holland and her story is that 2.u".vU IN eoin
belonging TO her is now In the United states
Treasury She says that she was brought mere
by General Curtin, American Minister to Russia
under President Grant, as claimant TOT 'his
m
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
Mr.. WOODRUFF WILL BE HOST.
HE WILL ENTERTAIN THE MAYOR AND HIS CAB
NET AT DIHNER THIS EVENING.

HE WILL ENTERTAIN THE MAYOR AND HIS cABi-
NET AT DIHNER THIS EVENING
Much anxiety has been felt OF late as to the prop
able state of health the popular young Lieutenant
Governor-elcct Timothy l.. Woodruff was likely 70
fall into as a result of too much dining. Kind
friends clubs and various organizations nave all
given dinners until Mr.. Woodruff almost forgot TO
20 horne to dinner But he has turned the tables
on them and will himself play the host frequent
ly ere he starts for Albany in January.
Tonight Mr. and Mrs Woodruff will entertain
the Mayor and Mrs Wurster the other members
of the cabinet and their wives. The Woodruff1
Eighth-ave home Is frequently the scene OF de-
lightful dinners. hut none will have been more
charming than this. 1t Is to be a farewell to the
cabinet of which Mr.. Woodruff has been such a
highly honored member. Covers viii be laid for
twenty-five, and, with one exception. the whole
cabinet will be present. Among those who will be
present the Mayor and Mrs. Wurster. Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard l.. Welles. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
f. Brush. Mr. and Mrs Theodore B. Wills. Mr.
and Mrs William c. Bryant. Dr. and Mrs H..
Taylor Emery. Mr.. and Mrs, r. Ross Appleton.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley G. Brush. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Powell
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
PREPARING FOR CHRISTNAS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the East Side
Christmas Tre. Committee. Of which Mrs j. Gilbert
-r,ast &c president was held yesterday afternoon
=, the Long Island Business College. on South
Eiehth-st, and the arrangements for the Christ
mas celebration for the poor was continued AS the
meetings are public. the gathering yesterday was
large and the proceedings were interspersed with
piano solos and addresses by several clergymfn.
In the absence Of Mrs. A. q. Brown. the recording
secretary Mrs. Josephine Pesinger recorded: the
report OF the treasurer showed that $S CO had been
given since the last years Christmas celebration.
and that s2s 3 had been expended. leaving balance
of s356 sS The committee desires 81 900 TO complete
the work. and has every hope OF raising the amount
II is the intention Of the committee to gladden. the
hearts of 900 mothers and children on Christmas
Day The children will each receive toy and the
mothers a present Of some kind. while all will have
n Christmas dinner.
The next meeting will be held on December g.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
THE QUICK WORK or THE CAN'ASStRS
ALI. COMPLETED EXcEPT FOR THE NTH DIS
TRrCr-oI'FICIAIS COMPLIMENTED.

ALI. COMPLETED EXcEPr FOR THE NTH Dis
TRICr-OIFICIAIS COMrIIMENTED.
The Aldermen as County Canvassers held meet
incs Yesterday forenoon and afternoon TO close UP
their work on the canvass by declaring the result
I'm the Xth Assembly District. which elects Jere-
miah J. Sullivan Republican. over otto kempner'
Tammany by three plurality. This was prevented
however by another court order. Issued by Judge
Lawrence containing the injunction suspending the
declaration for the Xfh District until the matters
in dispute are udcially disposed Of Therefore, on
motion OF Alderman Olcott the Board OF canvass
era took "A recess until November 30 at ii A. m
Hcfor, adiourn1ng Alderman Muh chairman OF
m, committee on Corrected Returns. ana Alder
man Goodwin chairman OF the Committee on i'ro-
tests presented their respective reports ana thc
committees were discharged, with the THANKS OF
the Board. . -, ,.,
Alderman Oakley. the chairman OF the Board,
took occasion In announcing the recess. 10 speak
of the remarkable rapidity with which the canvass
of iS6 had been made. which. but Tor Juulclai IN
reference would have been the quickest work OF
the kind I'm thirty years Mr.. Oakley sad also tnat
he thought chief Clerk william H. Ten Eyck de-
served special commendaton for the able and salts
f,ctory manner in which he had supervised the
canvass for the first time placed by law IN his
caro- Mr. Ten Eyck he added. had aided mate
rally In the expeditions work OF the canvassers.
The chairman also compmented Thomas H.
BURKE, the expcr, who had charge OF the tabula-
tion q the returns.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

OF the bills receivable there doubtful seS sos
and bad $3i 6is or the storage and purchase debt
ors there are doubtful s05.5GS bad sll $50 The la
bilites are: Bills payable. slSi292; suspense cash.
Ns23: employees salaries. si2.1o5: credit on sales
ledgers. s22.7a. The entire schedules make twelve
large volumes. Mr.. HIlton's assignment was made
August Is
The liabilities OF Claiming f. Meek. president of
the American Ball Nozzle Company. Broadway
and Thir,centh-st.. who made personal assign
ment Saturday to Wilbur G. Brown. are re-
ported TO be at least $2Jo.0c1 His assets will de-
pend largely on what can he realized from tho
various securities and stock which he owned. Mr.
Brown said that It impossible yet to give any
accurate idea OF the liabilities assets He
thought tho former might amount to $4,000 but 1t
was only n guess. Mr. Meek had been unable to
realize upon his Investments and could not make
quick turn to meet some pressing obligations. In
the Supreme Court yesterday the of Walters
against Meek. In regard TO note for 5000 came
up before Judge Smyth. and judgment was taken
against Mr.. Meek by default but was not fled In
the County Clerks Office.
Louis H. Halo has been appointed receiver In
supplementary proceedings for Eliphalet ~ An
able. formerly proprietor Of the Westminster Hotel
at Irving Place and Sixteenth-st.. on the applica-
tion Of NJ. O'Brien Son. produce dealers. Mr..
Anab; owned the hotel property. which Is In
numbered for s+5.O0
Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney yesterday received an
execution for S7.344 against William d. Barnes Of
No. 80 Fifth-ave.. on judgment obtained In Kings
County ir favor OF Belle C. Schenck Mr. Barnes
formerly "A banker
The Sheriff yesterday received an attachment for
Sl.47S against the Baranquilla Steamship Line in
favor oil Charles A Furlong for services The at
tachment WAS obtained on the ground that the
company was foreign corporation: 1t was organ
OF freight steamers to the Magdalena River w,
w. Hurlbut Co.. ship brokers. Of No. Is Broad
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
READY FOR THE DOG SHOW.

All is now readiness for the dog show at the old
18th Regiment Armorv. at Flatbush-ave and Han
son Place. The show will be opened at 10 n. m. to-
day by Mayor Wurstcr. and II IS thought that the
entire 40 classes will be judged in the OF
the day. and the premiums awarded in the even
ing. Over one half Of the dogs had arrived at the
armory by o'clock last night. On the second.
third and fourth days of tine show there will be
parades Of prze-winners An extra performance
will probably be given in the morning Of Thanks
sole entrance. except In cases of emergency. Four
square arenas nave been In the centre Of the
hall. and branching off from the arena are the
benchings. providing separate compartments for
about 100 animals.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
WILLIAM CURTIS WILTON DEAD.

William Curtis Wilton. formerly a well-known
publisher and one Of the founders Of THE New
York Medical Journal" died from heart disease
at his home, No. AZ Park Place. Brooklyn. on Sun
day He was born in Cornwall. England. in 1929.
and came to this country In isH. His first venture
was The Brooklyn Independent" He afterward
became Editor Of The Newark Mercury; and sun
journal" He was the author Of several law
books. devo,ing his talents largely to treatses
q Walt Whitman. and published exclusively q
three daughters survive him. The funeral will
be held to-day at the Church Of the Redeemer
Fourt t-aye and Pacific-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

way. who made m assignment on November L.
were Interested In the llne. ,.,,,, L
Clommons wholesale dealer In wooll"ns ~ No -
Llspcnar1.si was held yesterday AZ INC ~ IT. W
roli;an Hotel Herman Joseph on bchalf OF NJ.
Clemmons askei the creditors 10 decide "na'
amour; they would accept. and they vo'cd 20 -
cent ~ cents on the dollar. Mr.. tiemmohS ,hu.N
declared thu: - cents was the best ne .oul" ,'y
The committees report gave the value OF 'h' s'o'N
at s23 ep, and accounts f29NN ,, .
A S,reekower. wholesale dealer IN wooHehs 80
No si Grand-si did not open his store ior puri
moved or Saturday. Geidsmth 4 Dohsrty> sal" sati
thcv had secured somc of the goods by h oi -, a.,
.or . ~ II Clanin Company and estimated NJ
liabilities :, $1,000 Streckower BEGAN Dusih'Sn T on, !,
i,yo months ago asserting that he had capl'"l o.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
WEST SHORE R.K.

1tuln- leave w. aga ST. station. N. Y. as follow" -
is m earlier from foot Franklin St:
J.:W A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo s.,.. noeh.s.
.sS Tufiao Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland CheaS":
4 ,;S A NJ Daily except Sunday to Catski ,SS moIs
AN. New-Paltz Lakes Mohonk and MinnewA.scc ~
Albany. Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George FA"''
o,oa p Daily for Albany Montreal Utca. syracustS
Roches,sr Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pe''''s
CleveIa nd Chicago and ST. Louis. . ,.-~,.a
7:AS p NJ Daily except sunday. for Utica. syrae0~
six Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roenescssss css
Furfao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Clevs'a"' -
cnso and ST. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and ofices -.
C. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger AscnSx
" Vanderbilt ave-. New forks
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galvest,a Noy. 23:-Cotion quiet and steady: mldns
7ic .ow midlng 7c: good ordinary. Sac. net receipts
iis Ies: gross 20 90, bales exports Grea, Britain
/, TX bales To- the Continent 45i4 bales coistwe. 22
h,es. sales a34 bales stock. l5I.3D3 bales
Norfolk Nov. 23cotton steady. m!dd.irg. 3 'c IN"
midd:ng i3iGc good ordinary 6sc: net and gross re
.,ints to Great Britain. 2uD ba.es
cnastwise Bias bales sales. I37 baes; stocks Is is'
bales.
Orleans Nov 23-t'oon easy good middling' l.sc
m!diilng l6c: low midilins. ,c good ordinary oAc
no. receipts ~. 2OG bales gross 100 bales sales 4o
baes: stock. 3,6.Aao bales. , -
S,vannah Nov 23.-cotton quiet: mldd.ing. 6sc; low
mldd.ing csc: and receipts. ss22 bales; ex
nr,s 10 Great Britain 10 765 bales. to the Continent
100 bales coastwse. 334s bales; sales. 10 bales stock
lO4 i0S bales.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
FINANCIAL TROTBLE THE CAtSE.
IELMAR ROMAINE. WHO KILLED hIMSrLf VI
SATURDAY. SAID TO HAVE BEEN
SERIOUSLY INVOLVED.


SERIOUSLY INVOLVED
Paterson. Nov % (SpeciaD.The motive FOR the
suicide OF Hemar Romaine appears to have been
unIucky speculation I'm Wall Street. which had
swept away his entire personal fortune. An init
mate friend Is authority for the statement that MT
Romano had lost 100000 within fifteen months
Recently Mr. Rornane had been pressed for ready
money In his extremity he refused to issue mort
cages but gave notes which went to protest. and
suits were Instituted In the Passaic County Circuit
Court.
Two years ago life insurance policy for $4,000
was issued to Mr. Romalne by the Equitable Life
Life Assurance Society. and considerable difficulty
was experienced in collecting the payments. In
August last Mr.. Romaine gave note for $500 to
Esee a. King. the New-Jersey representatives Of
the company. and In September he increased the
amount to $500 pleading temporary embarrassment.
Neither OF these notes paid and suits are pend
Ing the amounts and interest. Many other fnan-
cal troubles Of a more serious character have come
to light. An inquest will be held at Hackensack
tomorrow night. The body has been removed to
this city and the funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
ERIE RAILROAD

Through ,ran. ;eave NewYork. foot of Chainbe! -sI
.. fnIIoS. ma uye minutes eurer rom West 80 81;
a. M a. M-vestibulsd Express Daily .or "aveuy.
J.UU Hinrhamton ElE,iiA L. Ruralo. Bradford. Jamss
town. MeadviIie and the West Arrive BunAis
500 p NJ Parlor car to Buffalo. -
ann - M-Vestitulod Limited fast mail DAILY. sold
Z.UU train for Chicago via Chartad'.d1 Lake arrives
Ceyeand 7 10 A NJ. Chicago r NJ. Sleepere
TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
>oO =. M.-Bunaio and cl.vcand v..'ihnl'd pr.d ES.
so,a INK N iamsstown ass A. NJ. C1eve-
land lis p n siespers to Runaio and Cev.-
land making direct connections for Detroit
chicago and IN" Wcs'
S:45 psy sold Tns% rain 10 ch,css, But
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car .
u,ICKETs IO~H rIWE cAPns ANn -, -, ~
sccormoiaon. at ~: 2s,. N, ard c:I Rroadw.y
rharber. ami w.s, ?7ist 'err'". New N,rH s', ana
Uoboten nh city station Wescot' Fxp-ess calls
"a, ana -hscks baggage fom hotels and residence I"
t.stfuatioN.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

oth'r needed repairs should be made before boys
admitted TO it, and it will doubtless seem wise to the
way in advance of the opening Furthermore the
furniture needed for the building has not yet been
purchased. and il Is question whether IL could
be obtained In time for opening the institution at
the date set. In the mean time ;he superintendent,
Elliot r. Downing is familiarizng himself with
other institutions doing work of similar character
and perfecting arrangements for starting the Brook
lyn school on the best basis possible
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
THE OPENING NAY BE POSTPONED.

At the las, meeting OF the Board Of Managers OF
the new Disciplinary School for Boys II was decided
20 open the school In the building purchased from
The Villa de Sales Academy on December J. Another
meeting of the Board will be held In the Mayors
once this afternoon. when 1t Is probable that that
action VIII be reconsdercd and the date for opening
postponed. A proposition has been made that the
hujlding should be painted on the inside and thaS
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
GAS INJUNCTION DISSOL|ED.
r,,,. po,pn OF ALDERMEN FREE TO GRANT !
FRANCHISE WITHOUT INTERFERENCE
BY THE COURT.

Justice Smyth In the supreme Court, yesterday
dissolved a temporary injunction issued several
weeks ago. which restrained the Board OF A"er-
men from granting franchise to lay mains an"
Mines 10 the Consumers Fuel Gas Heat ana ROVER
Company fo- A smaller consideration thH' ''''' "a
fercd by other companies. Justice Smyh say
without passing on the question Of the power OF
tho Board Of Aldermen 10 grant the trahc"'se III
question OF which entertain very grave DOUBT
II Is suf.clen; 10 say that the motion papers 90 not
establish the fact that the Board Is ABOUT " "0'
f,vorably or fraudulently In violation OF the law
,,non thr appllcation the FRANCHISE now peulns
Lnfnre a committee OF the Board The bohrd mas
,ot v., acted upon the report OF It's committee ana
canno, assume. IN the absence OF coiclus.Ne t
proof TO the contrary that IL WIZ act otiet Ms
,h,u in conformity with the requirements OF the
law" .,.,u -, Oh, ,-,r
chis, into the Board again, without any ih'erier-
cnce from the Court.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
BALTIM ORE e. OHIO,

I.eal Eew-IOIk IuOt OF IIDerty ST. daIIy.
CHICAGO = L. NJ. and - l3 night.
PirTsBtKG $50. ex sun. ? sun, i2io night
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE ,O 500 10 D'n.rsn ssnn,r: Csn
a~ m 4, IL night. sunday. 10 dining Car, u ~
n m pining carr. Dining Can 3 Dining Carr. i@~
night. ..uv
\SW -oRLEANS. Through sleeper $50 p. m 'suhuaS
go - M. ..,.. pt....s ,~s,
Cm.a.. ia 10 c6i. AIS. LAO away. 81 F. lsth St
,o1 W'wcrv \ u 33o a.+ Fuiton-st. Brooklyn: station
- U v - -. Y. Baggage checked
~,.,, hotcl or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO FIIlLADELFHIIAl, LII. I.IIMOKE AND
For Philadelphia. wee davs. 40 500 eno ioNA
- 10 Dining ran. A. NJ. l:3o 200 800 40 (Burd
Parlor Carr. 40 900 Dining CaD. 800. 7:'o 900
J.. NJ. i2:i5 night. Sundays. 4:30. 900 1000 I; 10
,Dninr can A. NJ. 200 400. 500 Dining Carr. p NJ
1918. night.
For - l,more and washngton week days 500. 1904
II Dining far). 4. ". 200. $50. 500 Dining Cam
= NJ. ici5 night. sundays 1000. II 20 Dining CaE
A. NJ. 200 300 Dining carr. r. NJ l2:i5 night
Tickets procured foot Of
Liberty 81. liz l7e cG ais ois 40 323 Broaivay
~ 81 Fast Itth ST.. iS3 East l25th 81, ~
wes, l2aih ST. 2'i Columbus Az. New-York: cour
St, : Fulton prooklvn: Broadway. Williams
burg The Transfer for ana
hook harea~e from hotels residence destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

. Y,yrETIsEMENrs and subseripton: for Lss n,.rsi.
a une received at their Uptown once NO L"S ~,
r,rtsements received the following oranen "a ~
regular once rates until o'clock p m, w. Taeya
Sthsve and llth-st: il2 Columbus ave. ness
- ioG West lcd- ~. near oth-sve; " Eass ss's
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

european ADVERTISEMENTS.
EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
t,. Londo, The Tribune - Fleet Street e.
eonv.n,ent place their
scriptons for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(Anthracte coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after Nov % 1896

(Anthraci,e coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic BLOCK Signals.
and after Nov. %. 1896
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty St
For Faston bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk q,
40 I:l5 p:1O 11 :45 TO Eastonl A. NJ l:10 30 as
90 to Easton' 5:15 G;3o TO Allentown p NJ sundays
l:30 (7I5 TO Easton) A. NJ. Ion $50 p NJ
I:io 70 t:i5 j. IT. sundays 4:sO A. NJ -
For Reading 80 500 9.i0 1000. II 30 a. NJ. i:Q
80 cI ,:so: 500 54s. 900 p n i2:i5 night. Sun.
For Harrisburg a, 40 500; aiO, ii:ao A. NJ. In
i'3n 40 500 5't5 +. NJ 12i5 night. Sundays 4W
A. NJ. loo. $50 p n. 1918 night.
so dor oSGnoury Lewisourg, and Wihamspors AZ -
A. NJ. 500 p.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
Grov-. and points south 70 Pon, Pleasant 4:3o 50
,3S. G:is p VI Sundays fstops ut In'erlaksn for A.
For LAKEWOOD.
30 io:f' A. NJ i:43 $40. 44o. 6as Saturdays only,
F1- Toms River. R,rnega, Park. ard Barnega. 49,
'o.ii \. NJ: I:.'. $40.
For Atlantic CITY. vneard. and Bridgeton. 4so A. \.
For Monmouth Reach. seabrIeht. and Highlands Of
Na~~s'nt 40 $40 io:4s A 10 las AIS 80
n rt.ye 0.CA
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Buffalo 800 p Pullman Vestlbule Day Coach.
ant Parior-Cars. Through 70 Rochester. Dining
service Meals IA carte Connects al Buffalo with
through Sleeper Chicago
IL lO T. II. daily except sunday for Mauch Chunk and
intermediate points
40 r. VI daily except Sunday. sor L. & r. Junction
stopping principal intermediate stations Connects
regions. fhairfars Wilkssharre.
t:IO =. VI. daily. except sunday. for L. b. Junction
ana principal intermediate stations Connect r all poins
In cnal Pullman Buffet Paror-Ca 10 Wilkesbarre
5;i5 T.. VI. daily. for EASToN and intermediate sta
WiO r. VI. daily except Sunday. Express for Stating
Ton arl rrircipal intermediate stations. Connects foe
paaIi,c and Harrisburg Chsir-t'ar 70 SlatingOn.
7:3O r VI. daily. Tor BrFFAIo. NIAGARA FALLS
a., ali nonts Pullman Sleeper Nstibuled Trair
4 Y 10 Chicago SLEEPER 10 hufalo and and Toronto ,,-.
IT'D al r'FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all poins
west, pullman sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper
TO Wilkesharre. ,, . ., -. ,o,xo
Additional local trains daily Except sunday for BoCNp
pROOK and intermediate points leave as follows: saV
An go 4.cr arl $50 p. NJ. 49, -
ricx.ts and Pullman accommodations at 235 2i3 ~
,t eoc broadway 81 East i4th ST. i56 East 125th St.
ipI Powary = Y: SEQ Fulton ST. Court ST.. 9s Broad
,ray ,rJ prooklvn Annex. Brooklyn.
w Tsw YORK Transfer Company will cali FOR and chect
,oerag. from hotel residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
RAILROADS..
H1tlro1o6.
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"AMgR,oA's oRGATssT RAILROAD
NETWORK
GN'T;!!,!R!2,A'9!d!;z, ! ;!!,!!2 4! !: ;.

rRox GRAND CENTRAL STATION; . saD sTHE.s EIUI.:s:
sz.:sS:' .ssls Fa. :%S ssSSt sss % This train limited TO
oao 'is'lnE aD.y sap''p ps.. Mail PqSsnsssD;Ms. AL
s:ny BAN. Ts,cs. Tscs syr'eu'' f''"e''e' ''"A'O
susss. s.s. points. D1y Express .''
100 IL Tssa e. rIn. rS. cGs" ss1o.
ss a' PousSkseps: Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
;S.:::,sS ;i;
s.ao p @"Excep, Sunday West Point P0usnk'ep''''
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rarrsgs chSr..a from hotel or residence by the west
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