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TRUSTEES TO MEET TO-DAY.
ACCORDING TO SCHEDULE. BRIDGE OFF,
GALS SHOULD SETTLE MANY
QUESTIONS

The regular October meeting Of the Bridge Trus-
tees IL scheduled take place this afternoon. II
may be held, but there is some doubt among those
interested that five trustees can be gathered TO-
ye,ber for that purpose. President Howell Is still
confined TO his house. and will not he able 10 be
present His place may be taken by j. Seaver
Page vice-presdent of the Board, who recently ar
rived home from Europe. There are several impor-
,ant questions awaiting disposal by the Board. Some
of them have been hanging fire for months Others
are of more recent happening. The Plaza question
IS ancient history. and stands fair chance of
being settled by future Board. perhaps yet
unborn 1t Is confidently expected that it will be
resurrected to-day. but no trustee could be found
yesterday who would be rash enough to hazard "A
posfiye prediction. Consequently the meeting to-
dag Is founded entirely on hopes. One thing is
cyrtain--the trustees not worrying over the
Plaza question. the mail-tube question. President
Chlmans continuous train proposition or any other
proposition on the calendar. There may have been
other ancient and honorable official bodies dra wing
salaries without fear of removal. OF disposition TO
move but municipal history contains no record.
The Brooklyn Bridge Trustees are unique.
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his department, and report his action to Captain
the special souvenir badges made FOR the s. Pau!
encampmen,. Any comrade desiring memento OF
badges by sending % cents 70 Henry s. Redman
assistant quartermaster-general. Capitol. Albany.
james C.. Rice Post, No. %. has removed from
Utah Hall 10 much finer quarters in the Grand Opera
House, Tweniy-thrd-st. and fighth-ave
ADDRESSES ASKED FOR.
These addresses asked for
Captain Myerhoff: or some OF the Officers OF Com
pany u. SD New-York Volunteers by Michael Con-
address Andrew Tracy. posioffice Cox 60. North
Tarrytown. y. Y.
city who enlisted under the name Of John Smith. in
Company u. oath New-York vounteers ADDRESS
Em5r% r, curtis. ,s!s fsrseani company n, Is!
West Houston-st.. New-York CITY. This Information
also asked for by J: X Metz: assistant adju-
or any member Of Company c. % New-york Heavy
Ae r. @ kTsT paE 10 o. SAG cno
OF three members OF Company d. 1924 New-York
state Volunteer Infantry: by Albert H3ward. care
OF p r welker No 9es FSnrth,s San Diego Cal vn
nn,eers. by his sister Mrs. Susan Canaan. No: sos
Twenty-sixth-ave.. northeast Minneapolis. MINI. -,
inIS.ma Of companY 4h New-York Infantry
known as the First Scott Life Guards. and who can
son a, said company was wounded at the battle o.
Antietam Address John Stinson. No IA West Con-
gress-st. Chicago. 49,, o., ,r,.,
4 Bible found on the battlefield OF Cold HarDor
inscribed Robert Ellison. Company r. N6th New
York The comrade or mis- relatives can nave same
he addressing d. W. Cole. Fairchis WIS
One George W Morris Is imposing on the comrades
I'm ohio bv representing himself as a meInper OF
Cross Post 30 IS. Of seneca Falls, y V. No such
nsrs0n has ever been member OF that post ana
comrades are warned against him. lie IL an I'M
Mrs James bowling. OF Dennlson. Crawford ,oun-
,v lava requests nformaiio ion regarding the death
~ her brother. James Dewitt. or Company I. lftI
T,w-York Cavalry who. she was informed pn one
Joseph Coney. was killed in battle at Red ,sivtr
AID II possible. she desires the address ~ Sdld
Joscnh conev "A comrale OF Dewitt AZ the Tune ne
was killed Any comrade who can FURNISH any IN
formation as tn the above will please communicate
,yi,h Mrs. bowling direct. with Patrick Rvrnes.
sergeant commanding & q. Squad No. 800 Mulberry
St Nsw-Y York city -. ,,.
The address ~ TWO more members or company
I, 1904 Regiment. \ew-Vork Volunteers. VINO
served with Richard Nahan in said company oV Ms
widow Mrs Richard Nahan. No. 30 MuloerrE-s'
oc lines Mosier who belonged TO Il New-fork
regiment and was - prisoner Of war with Ahu'ew
NcCray.at pole I-iard during the war by Mrs H.
u Nc~rav Tlonesta For"st County, Penn. -.
~ any person who knows III" retDoulS "
living ~ inthonv Slack. who enlisted IN New-fork
CIV hy his brother John Slack. poston1ce DEPART
ment Lowell. Mass. =, ,-H po,,,,an,
az any m"mber OF Companv II. 10Th Rerimen
%eu-yo,k Volunteer Engineers. VINO served VIII
TSomas Rooney fram December !. 1861 TO August l.
isco Address his widow. in core OF James ionen
,,Iiogr cry 81 \ew-YOrF Tweniy-thrd-st ana
IeXngton-ave New-York ci'y.
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TOOK POISON TO iTOID ARREST.
A OvRTEEN- YEAR OLD GIRLS ATTEMPT At SIT
eide AFTER BEING ACCUSED oF THEFT

eide AFTER BEING ACCUSED or THEFT
Maggie Icker. fourteen years old. who lives with
her father and sisters at No. % Thrd-st. Jer
sey CITY. took laudanum yesterday and
moved 10 ST. Francis Hospital
The story. told by the police. T. that the child
took the poison with suicidal intent she feared
she would be arrested for larceny. The child. they
said. was playmate OF daughter or Policeman
Lowcry. a nelghbor and frequently visited the
home OF Miss I.owery. Mr.. l.owery il the treas
urer OF 4 fratrrnal society and had ST. OF the
ccty's funds In her possession After one OF Miss
Iclers visits a few days ago she found 81 We're
missing from the lodge money. She suspected the
child. and her suspicion WAS strengthened 10y the
fast that the Ick-r girl had abundance Of money
and buying cologne. confectionery and g"w-
gaws that would tempt a child She was accused
OF the theft and denied IT, and threatened with
arrest
The girl home. and few hours later -wal-
lowed the drug How she procured u not
certaIned owing 10 The retlcencc or the Interested
parties. 4 Tribune reporter visited the girls home.
Policeman l.owery and his family refuse 10 max.
any statement. and the only Information that could
be CLEANED was that given by the officials at Police
Headquarters. The opinion of the physician at the
hospital Is that the child Will recover.
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l.. A. ". TO DEFEND 4 DAMAGE SUIT.

Orange. Oct. II tSpecaD.-A case OF interest 10
bicyclers will be tried in the Orange District Court
Wednesday, In which the League OF American
Wheemen will defend the suit.
On July q daughter of John Ssco, OF Montclair,
was riding her wheel there when. IT Is alleged she
was run into by William L. Vanderhoof, a driver
In the employ OF the Columbia Bakery, OF Orange.
The wheel was broken and the girls ear was nearly
cut of and In addition she suffered considerabi
damage. Her father entered complaint against
Vanderhoof for violation OF the town ordinance In
driving more than eight miles hour. In the trial
he proved that he was driving at slow speed.
Now he brings suit against Sisc) for false i'm
prisonment and the League OF American Wheel
men OF which Miss Sisco is member. has en-
gagged counsel TO defend the suit.
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NEWYORK
CENTRAL
l. HUDSON RIVER R. r.

cgST ssad.y EmS sa2
Na Niagara Fails S;S5 p m. This train is limited to
0.ao 4. M"6aiis Fast Mail for PousEkeep,,s, Al.
bany Utica, Syracuse Rochester. Buna'o' niagara
1880 A. M--Except sunday Day Express For all i'm
1900 p. M-DaiIy Southwestern Limited For colum-
cGsnna rdsnspG, and v st. us
'"" land Toledo and chi ago Stops at PoueSkeepse
Albany, Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 +. M.~Except sunday West Point, Poushkeepsie'
4.3O r. M-Day North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 a M, Chicago 4'So o. M stops at Albany
600 p M.~Day For Albany. Troy Utica Adirondack
Fa Gnnan sycs Msa oedS psfo chsaso
G:"o p M.-Daiy. For Albany, Troy. Burlington Patts-
1880 p MDaiy For bufaio Niagara Falls; clsvs e,
Poushkeepse. Albany and Utica.
90" ar on cFa a ss Rawa
ard for E9ehes'eT s,r,ouso o.vsuo wa,srown
"'' orcn.burs suao Niagara FAILS esY Cleveland To-
edo Chicago except Saturday. for Cape Vincent and
1910 NIGHTTheatre train for Chicago and principal
SUNDAY night sunday nights chicago ssspsrs
.oc ' 4 p anS , ,:an p Mpsy except Sunday to
o.I5 A. M:-sunday only. % Pitifaeld and the Berk-
shire ALI LIE N "a TsF EA Ryl' To- YoNKERs
trains AS fs s
the Elevated Road This This the only line running a
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
ess ana %ssns with ra''sn
~ pToadsay o Park PaSs 2 s 81 W E.
i2sth st. and issih,st station Nsw,York 1888 and 72s
Fulton and Ios Proadway F. d. Brooklyn ~. Woo,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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NAPIER WINS AGAIN.

Centre Counter Gambit was discussed as the
second game OF the match between Napier and
Marshal. yesterday. and was won by Napier after
fOrty-seven moves
Marshall thinks he could have drawn the game
on his thirty-fourth move II he had played PIX r
instead of PIX r 3. Napier. however, points out
tina. lis reply Blacks PIX II would have
been a5 BIB still leaving Marshalrs game hope
less.
The score Is now: Napier. 2; Marshall, 0. The
third game will be played tomorrow Appended is
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WALKED EIGHTEEN MILES TO NEAR REED.

Herewith H. picture sketched from life. Of
George w Lurck who walked eighteen miles last
Friday to hear Thomas H. Reed speak In Morris
town. He IL sixty-ive years old. tall lean straight
as a string and as hardy looking as an athlete.
lie started early In the morning from his farm in
Junction but was fortunate enough 20 get III
on the road nearly as far rs Dover. and from
there he walked.
That's nuthin'." he said. when wonderment was
expressed that he should undergo much hard
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. n:
stations In New-NOrk. foot of Barclay and
ChvtstOpher streets. ...
NJ prNTSC n Iua:uT

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLhk
THE ORANGES summit Bllnardsy IL. Baskm
Ridge. Madison. Morristown. Passalc. Paterson Boo
ton Dover. Stanhop-, NEWTON. BtDDS l.Ak.,
LAKE HOpATcoNG. Hacketsiown. ScHooiEls
MOUNTAIN Washington PHlILlPSBt RG EAsToH
WATER GAP. STROl DSB re. Pocono Mountain
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WIi.KESBARRE. NANT'
COKE. DtNNII.LE NORTH 'MBEHIAND. MINT
rose BlNGHAMTON, OXFORD. NORWICH Wster
vile. UTICA. RICitFIEi.D SPRINGS. ccrlaM
SYRACUSE OSWEGo. ITHACA. OWECiO. ELMlR
CORNING BATH. DANSNlLI,E. BUFFALO and
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at prtnrrN
stations.
HAMTON. UTICA. RICHFIEID SPRINGS. syria.
CISE and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Psr@
Cars. Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
and points
leo r. M.-lCafe carr, SCRANTON. WILKEsBARRb
and ELMIRA EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars.
600 r. M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLiH
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Bufre' Parlor car. -
1870 r. NJ Daly)-Bufalo Vestibuled Limited ExprN
FOR SCRANTON, BlNGHAMTON. ELMlRA. But.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting f"
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points west a,
$50 p NJ. Daly)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BlNGHAI
Ton. ITHACA UTICA. SYRACUSE and osWEW
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers. =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS y
Henry Gaze N Sons. Limited. ll3 BroaiNaN ~ ~
Place. l20 broadway. Tickets ferry stations ~
broadway. III th-ave l2th-si.: 3 West 12otn-sI
ms Columbus Newyork 33S and s26 Fulton.si sn'
Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving full inior
nation AZ all stations. IA
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY viii call for AZ
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination
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RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANlI


S S Es 4 4?S G l s
H E"sE sSNEsiii c'i S. ffsSSt
ton Gar. arrive. cscasS 49, c!sv snS SEs Is
SnS'Hs IT. Louis l.'aPffs'' H. s a..
200 +. VI. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS EXPIRE.
ShissSs Arrive ciSeinaa,i ios5 T. H. s & EoS: y,
"So Y %Ss4EsS and DIM.
As n e. sSG4HaE 4 Hsf' qf
Sss 'n%n' aSd Il oS s's M s
500 NJ isf PSci %I5'ss s.ep..
to Ptsbgrs CONNECTS f9r Chicago daily. ciessls
and rS @xs ifissi Ta'sF1 xSD THE SOUTH
ss nD"'a a fa and p mi 5
s e%aas $50 saa 80 Dnqf csS; ~ s n
soF Rinng Sari L T NJ l2s night a,,v
Springs. I:i5 night daily. siseper' Birmingham e
AT P5t TlGr COAST ssS a1sn3 s$ @sy
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY Express saor.x
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk via Cape Char,
Route a. NJ week and. with Through Sleeper
Atlantic city, 100 P. NJ. week days. Through Buss
For Cape Nay: 10 NJ week sss. days lays o
' week DAYS % -s5 $40 at ss y
d. "''", ,s f''S Ec s. $ 4 Il 81
ing Carr. II A. NJ. ~. /. 30 3. I. 40 iao spp,s
Carr. % Dining Carr. Dining Carr $50 ;. r. n
1915 night. Sundays. 61j. $50. .. $50 10 rImts1
TO- II a. NJ, Dining carr. I. 43o dining Carr TX
DINING Carr y Dining Carr, 10. ;. +. NJ. l2ii
night 49,"
Ticket Offices: Nos 433. 944 1896 1923 H. and Al
broadway. | Aston House. and foot of Desbrosses al
Cortandt Streets Court Street so Fulton street n
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot u Ful,m
Street Brooklyn Station. Jersey City. The New Yos
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage fr
hotels and residences through to destination.
s. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave ". ia u. station. n T.. i0IIo"E -
Is III. earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$3.50 a. n. Daily Local TO Buffalo s.. noch,r
ter buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo, Cleveland ChssS .
ii ,:iD A. NJ Daily except Sunday TO cstskill MIA
taIns NeW-Patz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewssls
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Fs''"
400 p NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utca. Syracuy
Roche,ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. peu"s
7,45 p. NJ. Day. except Sunday. for Utica syfaes~
Rochester and Bunalo .....
Sir p M Daily Albany Utica. Syracuse Rocnes.ss
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland w
cago and ST. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and offices -.
C. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
5 Vanderbilt ave. New io~
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THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

vance In treatment over last year. All or the IN
structors have several exhibits of their own. M
Bostons portrait Of girl In white is one when az
mitted him to membership last spring I'm the society
of American Artists Mr.. Shiraw has several panei
studies some of them reproductions OF panels ne
painted IN the Congressional Library III WASH
ington last summer Mr.. Chase this year SHOWS
only few pictures one Of the Shnnecock Nils an"
another n study IN still life. A..
In the evening Professor Goodyear lectured In the
hall connected with the art room on Italian hrchi-
lecture. He had large audience.
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ship TO hear n political speech. II kin walk
twenty miles any time 'thout any trouble. ! was
bound to hear Tom Reed, and now I've heerd
him and shook hands with him. and I'm satisfied.
He's a great man."
The old mans straw hat looked like family
heirloom. In his hands he carried a stout ca ne
and faded umbrella large enough to shelter n
family He IL a sturdy Republican. During the
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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Womans Republican Union League will hold
Its next meeting tomorrow at No. go Court-st.
Mrs Clarence Burns will speak on Campaign
Work in the Tenement Sections" Several other
Interesting speeches will also be made. and Cor
nelius Higgins. the author Of several campaign
songs will play selections on the clarionet
The residents OF Macon-st.. between Patchen
and Ralph aves have formed sound money
league. From each house has been hung an
American nag, with the inscription. Mckinley
and Hobart" .
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BALTIMORE OHIO

CHICAGO. p. n. and 1918 night
fITTsBuRG. 30. ex sun. Sun. ~ - night
W rHHsSHfHSNNATrd5N ST TIMoRE Is, DINING Carr
ii.O a. m. dining Carl. . $50 Dining Carr. Dining
Carr D. M ~ Is night. Sunday. 10 Dining Carr. lilo
a m. dining Car, z Dining Carr. Dining Carr p
m. IL IS night.
NORFOLK II. 80 a. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. ; ,. m. daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
9n,ce.: 49,; i72 ?4l ~ lao B.ay 81 F. l+sh 81. s.
foot Of Liberty ST. r. r. Of n. J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence to destinatoc.
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Total excess d gain over loss. 3''''
Average gain. $50.
When the wards are studied separately !. Is found
that the districts in the Republican sections had by
far the largest enromens Friday. and that there
was little difference in this respect on saturday
This is especially in the First. Sixth and
Twenty-secOnd wards, where opposite ends OF the
wards are claimed by the opposing parties.
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LEHIGH VAlLEYRAIlROAD

stations foot Of COrt1andt and DesbrOsSes 81
$50 A. VI. daily Sundays. 700 A. NJ for MArH
S.16 4. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. Rosys
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. SISPENsM
BRIDGE. and the West and prime pal local points dnint
to Suspension Bridge; Pullman Vestibue Sleeper
tlvO 4. VI. daily. except sunday. for MAun
CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections for Rea
Ing and Harrisburg
1:uW noon daily except sunday
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Vestibuled. Day coaches and Psrlor-car. Dining
Car Service. Meals In
i2:iO y. W. daily. except sunday. for Easton and -
iermeGiae points.
lao y. VI. daily. except sunday. ,or l.. B.. Juna,
stopping only principal rmeda,e stations Chair
Wilk-sbarre.
;;tiO =. VI. ,Sundays only. for Mauch Chunk and
HazletOa. and all intermediate stations
t:1O y. VI. daily. except sunday. for J.. 4 b JUNO.
TON and PRINCIPAL nterneiia" stations Pullman busS
parlor-csr Wlkesbarre connecting for Pottsyile.
5:i5 =. VI. daily. for Easton and intermediate sstioM
thalr-cIr EastJn.
U.IO p. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West Pullman sleeper Vestbued rraa
necons for Reading and Harrisburg
$500 =. VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHE
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all poins
West, pullman sleeper 10 Chicago and Buffalo chair
Wlkesbarre.
1850 r. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. Tor EASTON and
Intermediate points.
Additional local trains daily except sunday Tor BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows: 80
\. NJ. 2;i) 7. NJ. 400 7. NJ and ESQ F. NJ -
Tickets and Pullman accommodate ms A. 2ij 2l3 IA
i21 B,wery. y. y $50 Fulton 81. Court ST. - Brcae
way. and BROOKLYN Annex. BROOKLYN
Nev-York Transfer Company will call f)r AMI chez
baggage Tom hotel residence through to destination
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DEMOCRATIC WARDS.

Total loss. ."'Uf
Average loss js4.
The contrast between this showing and that made
by the Republican sections of the city Is most sig
nifcan Here are the figures for the Republican
Nineteenth Twentieth. Twenty-third. Twenty-hfth.
Twenty-sixth and Twenty eighth wards:
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Totals -. .l33.934 1l4.579 Nl.1S4 ll5.i% 1901
A recount of Saturdays returns made yesterday
shows that the total was 1898. not A.2I. as was
announced on Saturday night. when the first count
was made.
Republicans gain no less satisfaction from Satur-
DAYS figures than from those OF Friday. Saturdays
biggest losses were almost invariably in Democratic
wards while comparison of the totals for the hrsi
two days OF 30 with those OF the lirst Two Iays pi
's2 shows substantial gains in nearly every Repub-
lican ward The net loss in the Democratic Second,
Fifth. Sixth Tenth Twelfth and Fourteenth wards
is 1904 average OF 5s4 The following table tells
he sfo
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
UAstIfNf.TnN

WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week days. t:3o. 500 Sis On
1000 II 80 Dining car, a. ~. 80, 200 $780, ~
Buffet Parlor Carr. 40 500 Dining Carr. 900 IN
300 p NJ. 12:lj night. sundays i:3O 300 l0a IN
Dining Car, 4. NJ. 200 400. SEQ Dining carD sns
y. NJ. i2i5 night
1000 ~ 30 Dining car, \. NJ. 200 $3.50. 5;'S 'DiraS
carr 500 p. NJ 1915 night. sundays. I.3O 1900 liz
dining car, a. NJ. 200. 500 Dining Carr. 800 r. 4.
l2:I5 night
Tickets nd paror-car b. procured toct II
Liberty ST. ii3. ~ 2Gi. li5 ?i4 lao 3.i Brosisy
49, 9Th Az, 81 East i+h St. iJ3 East i2,ih 81, n
West i2ith St. 2ji Columbus Az. New York: coun
St. $50 Fulton St. BROOKLYN. 3s Broadway. Wliams-
burg The New York Transfer Company will call for m
check baggage from hotels residence destination
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave NewYork. FOO, Of chS yHS st;
a. follows and I'VE earlier fvm West |Wavs.
N.0M A. M-VesIibuled Express Daily tor isnSSs
S'UU Binshanion Elr,la buffalo Bradt9:rS psfAs
1850 p. NJ Parior car to Buffalo. =, ,.,v soll
O.OO u. M.-vestibuied Limited fast man ~ crfvw
Cievslsnd 20 a. NJ, Chicago ~ snSspIsS
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cinc'"ns"
1.0O +. M.-Bunao and clsysland, !. Ys'''s%S1p nl.
lord IT'S A. M jamestown $50 4 "a dew
land ISIS p. n. sieepen to suhaio, a. sn'p siIok
land making direct connections y"
Chicago ant the W st. s,.rsn rsm
X:45 b:,s SOLID '1sis 70 cscsss
fSio Chicago and Cincinnati. DinnyS, , SIInAn
.scon%oas!ISn: :. ~, !S a.; a. w q:
i:7 towsry. iS9 East i2sth q; ana SswYork; sc ~
~ vuiion. 100 nrS.av:y nro0v w..;eois ~
H0boken. end Jersey City staSion roa(dGDoO ~
FOR and checks bssgass fc@ hots's ana u
Destination N4
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TILE PETROLEUM MARKET.

While there have been strikes note in the
oil fields tn. average OF production been
and there promises to I've further accumulation OF
stocks Actual development work close Of Sep
TENDER less than II had been in four months The
export trade Is In excellent condition.
following table OF development work has been pre-
pared the returns to The Oil City Derrick:
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CENTRAL RAILROAD new JERSEY

ON and AZ er oct IL. lS'1.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty St.
For Eastern Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. n
$3.50 ia $40 ul:+3 10 EastonD A. NJ. i:lo l30 lI
.43O 10 Easton) 5:l3 az to Allentown, r. NJ sunday
t:3c f7:i3 To Easton) NJ. 100. 80. geo p. W.
For Wilkesbarre, Pttston. and Scranton. yo A. Il
i:I0 80. t:i5 p. NJ. Sundays 4:3o A. N.
For Reading at 49, 500 a:10 10Oo. ii 30 4. ~ INA
80 200 +:3o 800. j45 900 p NJ. i2;i5 MIGHT, sun.
DAYS. 4:3O A. NJ. O0. 200 $50 500 p NJ. i2is MA,
For Harrisburg t:;D. 500. 9ir. II 30 A NJ liza
i:3o +;3o 800. 5:t3 p: NJ. I2:I5 night sundays ~
a. NJ, 900 $50. 800 r. NJ, 125 night
For sunbIry. Lewisburs. and Willian.srort a, ~
so, ";io A. NJ; 1910 i:@. 300 p NJ sundays ~
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
Grove. ant points south 70 Pom, Pleasant, 80 sS
DAYS stop at Lnterlaken for Asbury Park and ocaa
For LAkEwOOD.
40 $40 a. NJ. t;+5 $40 =. ".
For Farm,ngiale Toms River BarneCat Park ~
Barnegat i:30 $50 A. n. las. 40 r. "
For Atlantic City Vneand. and Brighton. 4:3o A. 4,
las r. ".
For Monmouth Beach. sesbright. and Highlands Il
Nayesnk. 400 s:2O. l:3O A. NJ. 80. I;t5 3:t AIS
+:tc 5:3s p. ". Sundays. 900 4. NJ. 400 y 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-12
FIGURES ARE GRATIFYING.
REPUBLICAN ENROLMENT GAINS AND
DEMOCRATIC LOSSES.
THE TOTAL FOR TWO DAYS A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESULTS
Ely WARDS

The figures OF the second days registration are not
less gratifying than those Of the first day. AS The
Trbunes tables showed yesterday this years second
day resulted In much smaller total than any second
day in five years. although the immense enrolment
OF Friday leaves this years total for the first TWO
days higher than any record made al correspond
Ing time in the last five years. as the following