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London, NoNcMber "a. me central erin
inal court told Bailey was not 80 crowdc.
MS yesterday when tho trinl of Lady Sc
INA Scott. mother of the Countess Rus
| sell ana co-delendant with Cockstun, al
ensineer. Frederick kasiS, a groom. an,
| William ANlntt. valet, In the action
! brought hs Earl Russell for criminal ,ib,l
| was resumed ihis morning before Justice
! hawkins Earl Russell was examined h,
MA counsel, Sir Frank Lockwood q {. and
SAID he informed Lady Scott On the sub
ieet OF his wild oats" prior to his marrt.
axe to her daughter
Counsel for the earl continuing. read d,
letter from Lady Suuti to his ellen, IA,
which she wrote
i want you always TO trust me AN,
thankiul J know everything. luyc yul
Just the sAmo Your loving no
AnsNcritE further questlons mt To hiu,
russell said lay the end Of the SUIT OF the
countess for restitution Of her conJugal
rights the litigation had cost him betwc, 4,
iVpo ana 1000 pounds steriiug
Sir Lane Fox. counsel OF Earl Russell
corrohoratcd the lNucrs evidence un the
subject of the yachting trip. and said he
warned the carl not TO marry a. from
inquiries which he had made, he consld-
erred Lady Scott to be a woman of imam
Gus reputation"
a bookseller named Cares testified tina,
"a massue' had introduced him To Lady
Scott az her sister
Witness then proved the printing aud
Distributing OF the llhels and Lady scotts
orders ana produced letter from her 4.
which Hho said
~ went you TO find me a rich Auiruvnn
gentleman 10 help me boar the cNu cusa',
With "a view 10 marriage | have had plenty
of offers hut mist have riches Nouta
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Iruguayan Revolution.

r,~ }'rt N1Noruhcr r a dispatch "a
the Herald from hucnoe Ayres, Argentina
fhe revolution underway In the
Crueu3yan republic Is gradually rathering
strengih Its exact proportions are M,
known here, az all telegraph companies
have blcu seigcd hy the losornmclt and
no news Is allowed to come out
1s ftnor.td nov rvor that there have
hofn sryrrll hot snrmishos IN the from.
tier between the rebels and government
trools commanded by Gercrdi Munua Sew
erai houses have been hurned ~ Is so d.
and several were killgd On each side.
utTof!s aud ,iat Ccrro Largo a leader,
vs. rallied by government TROOPS
Ne importance WIS given TO the feNolu-
ton until this movement
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OF the biggest manufacturers have ,a.,
"a uown and they bought large blocks ~
h nuse'a p and Territory woods which they
,h ~ sur away for future use. believing
the wa, umaihet Ia going higher Anything in
WOOL mas been quickly picked nm rha
sn~s OF the week are 4.iS3 600 pounds an.
mesllc and LOO ,o00o pounds fnrcirn
s ses nas 2''iS 100 pounds domestic and I
o Vs'ouo pounds foreign las, week and >
sIo,eoo pounds domestic aud $4,000 pounds
'vlBn Tor the same week las; year. sales
10 ua,e snow decrease OF 81 55S, 763 pounds
I'm s'ic ana ~ 200 pounds foreign
from the sales to the sanc do I'm ts6.
ne receipts to date show n decreasc AZ
~ ~ bales domestic and li2,IS7 bales
foreign 'N' ""'NS
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Dun's Review.

n York November ~ Il. q. Dun g.
'reekly review Of trade tomorrow will
. the rush Of orders after the cleo
teah TO come in business was Gw;nl-
subsidence Of deferred orders is not
Nease OF business Broadly speaking,
I'm mas oeon creator than ANYBODY OK
and Il is not surprising II small
" 1t Is in excess of recent consup1n-
Mpor's flom all. parts of the oouu
ruN clearly the enlargement Of trade
.ues IN weather have made the weol,
Aose'ner good for retail trade. but in
'"Ne there is Improvement Oh the
'a. nss risen over per cent for tho
n'hpu flalei ill change In foreign
~. Nh'eh nave hcCn on the whole
b'ss,al'a'inr Western receipts are fail
Ia'4a ias, years nnl for four weeks
oTn l'So4 ,SNi bushels. against ~ r.
n, hst yeal white The rx2or;. hour
w. ma. nave been G,-779Sl for the same
"sa,psi t'-6',olS last year, aud no,
su0ugh II create excitement. But
~ nSte iofi Now York 'r Novcu-
ssa W have left san Francisco. VITA
miallH and 40 ENGAGED The mill
S,"anu u the Eastern States is als1
u al Tour Western cities the out.
h.. "e W'eks has been cGji.4l5 barrels
49, -'iibSe0 In the same week las,
Il "as symnathizel with wheat a little
| s coming forward fr,ri nj. -.
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Pfahhlort ny, November y The state
cmTassliig board, consisting Of State audi
Tor secretary Of state aud attorney gem
eral met al noon today to canvass the ro-
turns OF tho recent election In view OF
the threats 10 contest the election of tho
twelve republican electors great miofest
was ielt in The meeting Tho onnyasslnr
uoarl HAD alrondy footed rrturna ana read
them with explanations of their action In;
cases whore the returns were technically
irregular Va ofer$ caHe they had waived
un'ihppfianl irchnicaiiiea ani counted re-
t"lhs ~ nal" The democrats received
greater honrlltE than republicans franD
lhls course Thu ofhclal footing giyra Cash,
ihr ieaainS republican clecsor. 2lbI7i
votes and Smith. The leading democratic
clccior, III $40 votes, Mcltiuley'g official
plurality IN the State IL gsi
smith whu beaded thc bryan electoral
urkcl defeats Wedding aul Eiuwos the
IWo lowest MCKINLEY electors who are
ina The electoral college viii decide who
these electors shall vote for The count
nN,e McK'glcy Kentucky by PSI plurality
ana twelve out ~ thirteen electors Tho
change Under tho State law thirty DAYS
notice OF CoutcSt No such notice has yet
been Givcn by either side.
Butter, representing the silver democrats
before the etale bnard, stated TO the AS
ISOLATED rrcgs representative that eleven
contests Of sca,s of republican electors
were prepared and would be filed b. Mon
day
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London. November u The offerings at
the woN auction sales today amounted to
10. 2SG bales and OF This number 600 were
Withdrawn. Compctitiou was extremely as.
tive and good combining woods sold a, b
nor cent above the opening rates aud other
grades were harder especially secured
merinos.
The Americans were active bidders, t'ol'
lowing are .oles IN detail New son!h
wales. 2S75 bales; secured 7ig isi+di
ereaRy 4lsd. Queensland 49,, LtIes,
secured qduls5nd; Frcaay So I'D. We
toris 1897 bales. secured sl3d8ls oA5h
.e.egsv GdGls. south Australia Gil bales
secured i-4dGls Id: greasy dHdu ad
West Australia I0l bales. greasy 6u "a,
New zealand. IlSo bales secured 6'sd4 Is
2t+.: greasy 5g9d. Care OF Good Hope ana
Natal ga bales SECURED lldtls .'sd'
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Washington, November 90 -Iudefinlte ~.
mors have reached here Of revolution IN
chill. but 1t IL discredited at tho Gillian
legation. whore Minister Cana received a
cRbleFlam from the under mlnisier Of for
ciFn affairs giving the names Of the cabinet
jnsl formed by President Errasuriz.
Tie cable mRkcs no .cferonce TO any dis
order, fnd this. with the announcement OF
the cabinet. II taken as conclusive evil
dcnre that revolutionary rumors arc IN.
founded
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|lENLY TRADE REVIEWS.
I,,s,reet's and Dun's Report on
Trade Conditions.
+ LACK OF DEMAND CONTINUES.
Icy of Prices Has been Down
.-s,ock Speculation Profess
F.,.rsl-Wniting On Congress.

.x York. November Bradstrcet i
borrow will say
All weeks disappointment at the lack
lsmsrd In general lines continues this
II The Intervention of holiday having
n trade quieter and the volume smaller.
10 reports Of listribItion, there Is no
nge In trade. As 10 receipts of d..,ri-
ian there is no change In the situation.
4 and unreasonable weather pi events a
. active distribution of clothing ani
w goods and the volume moved Is
ler. The most encouraging reports are
n improved tone of trade and favor.
outlook for 1897.
Ne large nun Der OF changes IN prices
staples vas downward this week. Elk
u Of wheat flour included) from both
It's Of the United Stats amounted to
ISIS bushels this week. against 1887.
hs, week; g 400 600 in the week year
100000 in the week two years ago
2,ii0,00p three years ago.
1pors Of Indian corn this wee, amount
.t;i 66S bushels against 951 900 last
bk i,4s2 900 in the week one year ago
compared with smaller quantities in
corresponding weeks in the three pre-
BOG years.
aee were POS business failures through
The United States this week, - fewor
last week. : more than In the week
af age IL fewer than two years ago
less. than In the corresponding week
Ia.
compared with the like week Of 1892
Do the volume of business was large
trade was generally prosperous. the
fHse this week is only 81. There are
business failures reported from Canada
week, against Il last year. 80 In the
X a year ago and 52 two years ago.
x York November q. -Bradsireot q
fne Of he stock market tomorrow.
Regularity with narrow fluctuations
been the most marked feature OF the
ks sto'k market transactions. Specula-
has teen altogether prof. ssionaI. but
PLY hdi long stocks have been dis
Jed ant inability to produce further
da'lon with the increase Of the short
Hrts' hive made the bear leaders eau
p The room traders have some times
|trd tier short stocks and given a
&crsry tone and strength to proceed
The few features OF the market were
piled by the spccialtics. but the large
falers acting ON the bear side have
u dries at number o' leading stocks
pm aieir success in depressing them
small. The general impression Of the
sthat material rallies are not prob
Nd that until congress meets and
sfnite ihea can he formed as TO its
Rin connection with the situation as
ain regard TO currency and relief no |
4 denounced movement in the market |
ff. There is belief that the reaction |
fM to the fact that the market was |
Femature in dscounting the favor
i hcts Of the election. but renewed |
)wrment In stock value is to be looked |
rfr the opening Of congress. The ease |
faey has Increased steadily aud facili-
4 he carrying q stocl-. The last sat
FH bank staten mont indicated n
enenal outpouriug Of boarded funds.
|sthe treasury Fold reserve Is without
nort being made to increase to the
IG 900 mark
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Milwaukee WIS. No'ewpe'
last evening four men entered Jaaso 'N'e I'm
lows icwclry store ana a'leiI- ,th
, ,Hy and ordered him to opoa 'he sal.
He erarpied with enc Of the tn. ,-, We@ .
anered ire on him, Tbs mgn ia pNrsl,a
by Wicklow aud a crowd, weo nn''N ~ Ne
ICON one Of the men. after hshl Nv
man Mas oayturod, lie gave ms hlhs a.
William Victim. Subsequently Two o'''''@
were taken into custody.
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THE EFFORT OF HIS LIFE.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO Be DISCUSSED
N"'"'"S Hadicat In Cuba IL Probable.
The situation In Turkey win lie
Treutcd--somc snggrstions.

New York. November .7.'--A special TO
the Herald frou Washington says: Prcsi-
dent Cleveland has been giving great
deal OF Tine 90 his annual messai,o turing
The last week and now has 1t well In hand.
so that 1t can DO finished Ia couple OF
| days.
This message is expected to he ono OF
The ablest public documents Mr. Cleve-
land has written during his two terms
| /, VIII be In one sense his farewell to the
| American people as their cnluf executive
and there is 70 doubt that ho Will en-
Trace the opportunity to mark out tho
course he believes ought to be followed 10y
'he National government for the u.aiu.
'onance and Advancement OF the honN
aud prosperity Of the country.
Foreign affairs viii naturally claim eea.
siderable attention. and the president MI
nae an opportunity TO congratulate cen
httss and ine country Apon tho solutlo..
OF the Venezuelan boundal, controversy
III u manner honorably and satisfactory
alike 10 the United States ANU Great
Britain and Venezuela The condition of
Affairs IN Turkey VIII be- diAcussed In de-
tEll. anu the president Will DO able To
ahoM mat the ordinary diplomatic agencies
nave suitupd iol the protection of amer-
team HE aud property IN the 1urAah om-
pire.
The last paragraphs OF tho noasage to
be written viii 10 those dealing with the
situation IN Cuba He Will avail himeeIf
OF the latest possible information ne to
the military situation IN tho isande aud
tue prospects for the early sucorss ur
failure 1t the Insurgents may have rush
tt with ahuRi1ap IL
dtAtlona ar, that he VIII make no fadteai
Recommendation, ON this subject
Vthtr iorolgu IucNiong IN Witch tho
United states are intcrestcd VIII be touched
upon briefly
Secretary Carlisle is preparing data
lo"hnE to recommendation for incroas.
Ing the revenue of tho government hy i'm,
posing revenue duties On tea and b., in.
4, icasing the internal revenue tax ON beur.
Iha president VIII doubtless oxproua lIa
approval of them recoinfn, ndatIone
ih' hnan'ial ioiormH viii be along the
line OF Mr. cleythnds former rcrommenl,-
tons and Nill have us their basis the ~
to0acF 81 the single gold standard as the
lVnnua'loh Of the monetary system OF thu
country Tho retirement OF the groom
packs WIN be recommended 81 aA ~ take
the government entirely out Of the husInoas
Of lsauing ryomirsory notcs Banking re-
Iorhp VIII he recommended al tho ,ans
time to enable The banks OF the country TO
'ohue circulating noles which win ba safe
ana which can be expanded or contracted
m volume to meet the needs al the business
II the country.
MIR cleveland rs alive to the seeosslty
y continuing tho expansion Of the navy
ihH oi constructing Cohgt dnfonrus to mt
ms country ir Shape tn rrslst foroipn
aggression and the recommendations on
hose lines made by Secretaries Lamont
ma llerhet' IN thor annual ronorts VIII
20 seconded IN the u,snsat.p
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DOCEERS OUT ON A STRIKE
Eleven Thousand Men at hamhuro
Stop Work.
Gull Is GOING ON 4 GOLD BASIS
French Chnmbcr Of IDENTITIES Raises
tue H"uniy on suMnr--itc,ututiun
IL Going ON tu Uruguay.

Hamburg. November 2I.~-Tho shin own.
ers and port labor contractors have a,
S'ded to Jain the employers FEDERATION IL,
order &c present a united opposition to tue
s,rikc~s.
ihe Hamburg american companys light
ernien and ship cleaners have Joined .he
strike.
Eleven thousand men ara nov cut
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was plenty OF cheering anl very little hiss
ing when The referees decision was an
npuncsd
Erne rushed over and shook hands with
Dixon. and he was congratulated heartily
by number of those Win NltIs Ted tbs
mill, which was one Of tho hottest ,,st
seen In squared crcie.
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COL H.,

Esl hqll,,,. November 27.-rhe Coz.
Z e,rkt, !, 20 The WOOL market. says:
r'.t The az Wel but shows a marked
VII nsds are in large blocks and
W few houses. A few
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Paris. November 21.--Ths customs COM
mi,ice u thc chauhcr ~ deputies today
adopted the sugar bounty bill, increasing
the bounty from az france 20 a. aud ats
imposing tax Of francs on French susa
sent TO port rehneries
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London November q Tho American
horse uiakha owned by the Bercstord Lor-
lizard stables ran third in the Lancashire
handicap 1000 soveroignH at Manchester tn-
day. Captain Machclls EHston GIT was
first EInvn horsos startel
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san Domingo that President Hureaux was
reelected for torn cf four years at the
election Of November l.
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New Orolans, NoYomhor Weather
clear, track heavy. Results:
First race, sevon-oishhs q d mile
pamocles Ramona. Eleauor Me Time. + II.
c"nl race. SIN nrorgs rcmpCsta,
Suearcane, Tunio. TiL,, 0St,
luid race, sevon-rirhus Of 4 mile -.
felc Of Fordhlm hihernia Queen Judge
Steadman Time 1884.
Fourth race, three quaratcrs ng milo -
Old Dominion, judith c. Ruin Time
llSH.
Erin race, throc-quartors Of milo
0yerclla, Jim Hogg. Moloch Time I lGit.
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Lexington, ky. November III Despite
the heavy rainfall all day the Attendance
was fair
First race. seven eishihs Of mile Bill
lion, plcuter, Argus Time l'32,
Second race. three quarters Of mile 20
sharon j. Walter, The bosaom Time
I:1S.
Third race, one mile Belle urambla
Handspun. III Toro. Time Lug
Flfth race, seven-oiEhths of n mile
Matte '.oe, Ace. Carrie Lyle. Time .Jtis.
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Washington, November gT,---Consul Grin
Ike reports to the state department from
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mol CuRE A onLn IN one nAn.

take Laxative Isromo ou.n!ne Tablets
All druggists refund the money !: /: taiis
TO cure. &c.
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WIN lie Prohibited.

New York. November 81 Warren Lewis,
OF the Greater New York Athletic club.
visited the office Of District Attorney
Bachus In Brooklyn today for the purpose
Of asoortaining II his club would be gwen
permit Tor the proposed COrb,tt titasim.
mons bout MIR. Baokus declined to decide
the question today but promised TO give
Mr. Lewis another hearing tomorrow
As forecasting the probable decision of
the law vi Brooklyn an official of this city,
who is accredited with possessing knoNi-
edge of the fact, is quoted as having said
today
The authorities OF the City OF Churchos
viii not permit undor the horton law. OF
under any other law, the commission OF an
act that the authorities OF Texas, Florida,
Caliornia. Missouri and even New Mexico
prohibit. There is no presentation OF the
case which can make Il meeting between
Curhoit and Fitzsimmons anything but
prize fight. That makes the situation plain
10 the most inexperienced individuals
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New Orleans Entries.

Frat race. Ave elellhs of nils, selling
-- Rcu h., 97 Mary Ann c., Dawn. Hickey
lG0, Elyria. 1855 Hturlca Bonnie Belle,
Glen Allyn, 100.
Second race. iye-eishths OF d mite; sell
ms Anger. Lukalo ,ay Chance. Robert
Bonner, ~ Conrie Ice. lon. Scribe. lU3 A..
Ray H., Hin oilly 1903, Noomtul. los
1brd race, seven, 'ehths -of mile. sell
ing SHY Blue Tim lrYou. btdgc'on. u5
Maggie $, 100; rcuol,ue l0l MalNtusu,
tnrlc Nh. l02, relloas, l0i Niroliut Men-
tell, 1875 Sidkel, R0ssi1ar l05
Fourth race three fourihs OF mile.
handicap Bauquo II 81 Stockholm. IS.
lssio O., ~; porah Woods lo5. Logan,
100 Clara Bauer lua
l'if,h race, ono mile selling Emmn Ne,
Fiction. Mrs. Morgan Princess Rose. 40;
John Hickey, 1902; Little bily, Lisele on
dague 10i
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en- thousand men are now cut.
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Tota's l.. S.. Stt3 .9oa,llS
Exclusive Of y. ". 2s9 $50 ga 60.
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WEST SHQRE R.K.

Train. leave w 42d atativn. ~ u. foliowA and
4, m earlier from loot FianAn st.:
:s:,,I ~ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo Sleeping car,
New York 10 Boomyille sundays only. be occupied
80 A. NJ Daily Local to Albany. for ca,skln Noun
tans and Ia.lor car TO Albany sundays only
9I5 A. NJ DAILY Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo. Niagara Fails. ioeuo Cleveland chicago
AHiI 90 A 81 Daily. except Sunday, to Bloomvill-,
" and cashill Mountains, New Ialz. Lakes MDhonk and
Nnuewaska. Parlor Cars to II bart and New Paltz.
R-II35 A. NJ Daily, except sunday. 10 catskll
M Contains New Paltz Lakes Mchonk and Mlnnewaski A.
Albany Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor cas-
To- BIoomyile. Saratoga and Caldwell
1I5 T. NJ Saturdays only. Half-Holiday Special %
'catskiu Mountains. Paror car attached.
r a AZ p 81 Dally. except sunday. TO Caskll Noun
,atns New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. Al
bsny Saratoga Parlor -ttached to Hobart and
COO p NJ Daily. except SUNDAY. for Albany
n OO p NJ Daily Albany. Montreal, Utica, syracuse
Roohester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
eIrrclard Chicago and St Louis.
q no p 81 Daily except sunday. for Newburg Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal! Sleeping car Albany to Mon
AZ p NJ Daily except Sunday for Utica. Syracuse.
ST, NJ Daiy for Albany Utica Syracuse Roch-
.ste Iuffao Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
land Chicago ar s. Louis.
As C-Ieaves Brooklyn by Annex AID 49, Bio.46 A.
NJ 90 o5 z. Jersey City. p H. r. Station. Alo 80.
For tickets TINE table,. parlor md sleerinscar accom-
A. stations Time tables at principal hotels For other
Information address
Vanderbilt Few York.
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New YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'I

Trains leav. foot West 42d st. follows O5 min
utes earlier Franklin ST.:
VI, Vest Cornwall. Orrs Mills. Lakes
M5bonk and Minnewaska Miidletown BloomingbuTsh
Elenville. Fallsburgh Hurley! e Lake Kamesha. Lab
er,y Scranton. Walton. Debit sidney Norwich Utica
Oneida. Fulton osvego.
Oak A VI. Campbell Middlc.own. Bloom
in.hureh Wurtsboro Ellenvie Mountain Dale. Centre
lille Ealisburgt LAX, Kamesha, Hureyville, Liberty
Falls l. herty White Lake
las =. NJ. saturdays 5nly) for Mddetown. Bloom
ingturgh. Fllenyfle Dale, Centre
willie Fallsiurgh Kiamesha Hurleyville Liberty
Fails. Liberty White Lake Parksville Livingston Manor
Rockiand
BIB II. NJ. for Campbell Hall. lakes Mohonk and
Mnnewaska, Middletown B0omngbnrGh, Wurtsboro, Ell
lenyiie. Mountain Dale. Cenrevle Pittsburgh. Lake
Kiamesha, Hureyville. Liberty Falls, Liberty White
Lake, Parksvie Livingston Mano-, Rockland.
4:BO T. W.. DAILY for Campbell Hall. Mddletown.
Liberty Livingston Manor. Walton. Delhi Sidney Nor
with. Randallsvle Oneida. Fulton. Oswego. Niagara
Fails and points West Pullman Sleeping Car Reclining
chair car. seats Niagara Falls.
5I5 r. W.. for West Cornwall Orrs Mills, Meadow
Rrook Burnside. Campbell Hall. Stony Ford. Crystal
Run Mddetown. Wnterton Bloomingburgh. Wurtsbor-,
Ellenvle
Tickets and Pullman seats at 37l Broadway n Y.
j. G ANDERSON. c. p A.. &C Beaver ST.. ~. Y.
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NURSE or HoUsEKEEPER;- BY slae' J,
lady as in,alids or childs nurs' a
would keen house Tor elderly coap.ss ~
wiaower: has considerable furniture. ,u,ir.d.
ruired. Al reference given ana ~ ~
vi - a,dr.s. All week NJ RISE.
al, ~. nrrollvn care Mrs Banham-
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DISQUALIFICATION

Stations foot OF COrtlanut ana DcsbrOsses SIS.
$40 ". daily Sundays. 200 A. NJ for MAUCH
S:iS g. ". daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
rI.R I'll FFhIO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION
TRIGE aid West and principal local points dining
car Suspension Bridge Pullman Nestihulo Sleeper 20
II 90 A. VI. DAILY. exccp, Sunday for MArcH
CriTTK ana intermediate points Connections for Read
ing and harrisburg
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Bnqaio 10 L NJ Through Rochester Pull
ma, Vest i,ued Day Coaches and Parlor-Car Dining
'S I..i0 y. Vi daily. excep. Sunday for L. 4 "
40 - VI. daily. excep, sunday. for L. & b. Junct
49, III nerfc1afe stations. Chair Wilkesbarre
a., 40 - VI. Sundays only) for Mauch Chunk and
tIayis,on and all intermediate stations.
I:iO u. ". daily. except SUNDAY. for j. %. JUNG
rios nd principal intermediate stations Pullman buffet
narnr-car f. Wiikesbarrc. connecting for Pottsvie
p.,t, - W. daily, for Easton and Intermediate sta
lions Chair - Easfon ......
C.iO r. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
~ al ron,s West. Pullman Sleeper Vestbuied Train
nnectcns for Reading and harrisburg, -
600 - VI. daily frr ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TIN II,FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and all points
Wcs pullman sleeper TO Chicago and Bufaio Chair
$50 r. VI. daily. excep, Sunday. for EAsroN and
dJt,oa local daily. except Sunday. for BOUND
Pm 900 A. NJ $50 p. NJ 400 P NJ. and 6:3o p. NJ
Tickets Pullman RECOMMENDATIONS az 80 213; 90
T so9 I,oce-v y Y Fulton ST. Court ST. os Broad
rsv and Rrooklvr Annex Brooklyn.
>,:r-york Transfer Company Will cn'l for and check
hargare FROM hotel resdenc" through 70 destination