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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29

place.
- HEETS. WHOEVER makes
- Sheet at home makes two
things. First she makes a
good sheet, no doubt Of that. She
also makes a---mistake, for see this
sum.
en- yards Lockwood Bleached Sheeting, 214
yards WIDE at Is cts 45c
We sell you the same cloth torn of so that it
will wash even-put three inch hem on it.
Launder and fold 1t. and there it Is first class
sheet, ready for the bed, for 46c
A better made Sheet than homo work and
costing absolutely nothing for the work.
RUIT OF THE LOOM
SHEETS, 81 inches wide, 80
inches long. made in the best
manner, 8 inch hem, SOC
Hemstitched Sheets, S1x90, 8
inch hem, Soc
Pillow Cases to match the Hem
stitched Sheets, 8 inch hem, AZ
Inches wide. 1.2C
| ~ RINTS. A great counter full
| Of Standard Prints, best 64x
Ga cloth, new medium styles.
Chocolate, medium, and navy blue
colorings, warranted fast colors, 4c
Main floor, neal. west entrance.
~OOK INTER- sells
n MOODY'S SERMONS and
addresses, Surgeons, Tai
IMAGES. Chapman's and many other
eminent Preachers and Evangelists'
works. Paper cover, convenient
pocket form, 1Oc
Main floor, near elevator.
- MO DRESS SHIELD
W Demonstration remains at our
Lining Department Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Of this
week.
These Shields are warranted to be
free from Rubber, have no odor, and
are impervious to perspiration.
|. We know of no other Dress
Shield it's equal.
p l1Rpv
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Owen. Moore Co.
j. r. Libby.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
Rines Bros. co...
Notice.
Albert B. Hall.
Pa mer Shoe Store.
AUCTION s.
f. o. Bailey & Co.
ADJUSTMENTS.
First Grand Ball.
Portland Theatre.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29

n PROCESSION OF ROYALTY. Six COL
III umns of Empire Night Gowns. SIX diff
~ ferent lines, each line row Of wizards.
EMPIRE, front and back, broad applique
= Lace collar, solid applique Empire yoke
l. with ribbon beading. white ribbon bows.
The body is fine nainsook. $500
ELEGANT CAMBRIA EMPIRE ROBE,
= pointed sailor collar, double row of Swiss
embroidery around the collar, broad Swiss
embroidery rufle on collar and cuffs,
$3.50
4 MOTHER extra fine Cambria Empire front
n Night Robe. Gathered at the neck be-
hind. Swiss insertion collar. Pink, blue
and lavender satin ribbon bows. 1925
Nv.
nLEACHED MUSLIN ENIGHT ROBE.
Il Empire yoke, broad roll collar of Swiss
u embroidery, edge and insertion, white
satin Ribbon bows, $500
v.
AVATNSOOK EMPIRE GOWN. Having 2s
fine tucks In front, grouped in seven
IN clusters, broap ruffle collar and cuffs of
Swiss embroidery, baby ribbon bows in
white, pink and blue. $3.50
VIZ.
rHE PRETTIEST Dollar Night Gown in
our experience. Fine texture, solid en-
broidery Empire yoke, Swiss embroidery
ruffle edges the collar and cuffs. SLOO
Price,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29

When we say half price for
these Handkerchiefs we are under
stating rather than exaggerating their
cheapness. Especially is this SO in
the best ones.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29

The Women's Handkerchiefs
were bought in the same lot as the
Mems and what has been said about
the Mems applies equally to the
Won ems.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29

Well be as busy as circus Friday
all started at the same time, and you will b
rather be.
The sales are for one day only, Friday
begin at half past eight.
Your money refunded Friday or Satu
either of these sales if for any reason you are
We will not lay aside or show outside 0
goods before the sales.
We will tell you as briefly as may be ah
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29
Night Robes of Two French Empires.

osEP E.,
~ and Euge-
ME the beauti-
full, dictated the
styles Of Linge.
RE to two con-
tinents. When
tn Q political
Empires went
out, the Lingerie
Empires went
TITO temporary
re tire m 9 n t..
They have como
to the throne
again with Gu
muiatlve power.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29

X q b E , ,
deservinglydec-
Grated, are the
most fasclnat-
Ing Garments
known to the
race. In these
Empire Robes
of ours, EN-
broidery, Lace,
M u 8 lin a n d
Nainsook have
run riot. It's
only the prices
that are tame
!, and common
J n1ao0
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-29

In the Mems 19c lot are many as
good as any regular fifty-cent Hand
kerchief.
In the Womens at II lie are
such as cost usually 25c, $50 and SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-06

Henry On Ne sca star :; the department commander
I pS;, oe 10 Eaes Post l2s Meredith H. Jones
~ if, .. Il. OBerne. Post -.
l nc annual campfire Of Johr nix post NJ
tsS: VIII tahe place al the Tuxedo post headlnar-
iers. an the evening OF April rs pos ''0~-i""'
oo TOn una Meade, Of Lafayette Post warns
Sofnrdnes against one George w ADp Informatjo1
nas reacned post headqu ,rers that App has been
Pos, and asking relief - '
\, r-uN~in ~ watson. Abram Ncsburgh and Henry
faycte VS o haEs beer received comrades in La
rAt ne regular quarterly meeting Of Cameron
rOn,: no; a. held on March &C. the post gave Past
,SSn,.I'9ilaer John > Phillips gold badge in con-
sderation of his faithful performance Of the rany
NuteS ol the post during his several terms a.
COMMANDER Commander Phillips has servei ov r
.Ment!-tWo wears in the Grand Army and for nine
lars al as commander Of the post. which has been
markell by unbroke1 service in the bcs interests OF
me order: The badge is OF fine workmanship
ne Minute Men Of 1871 will celebrate the thirtv-
.itn alniVersary of tn If first call into servic. on
April 10 nexI. at HORTICULTURAL Hal. No 100 Tr@-
mcht-st Boston. at 10 o'clock A. m. 70 recall ono
more the days of Aud Lang Syne'' and cleo, ON
S.rS Tor the year. AL veterans. both Army and
Niavyi who resnondsd - the first call OF President
and We're honoraby discharged rherefrom are en-
utea 70 membership IN this association. and are re-
Quested to be present.
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SUDDEN DEATH ~ 4 HOTEL.

tall. cood-lockinc man entered tho Broadway
Central Hotel at 10 o'clock Saturday night and
registered q. A. Cooper. OF Alleltown. Penn. He
paid for his room IN advance. he had no baggage.
and was assigned 10 a room the third floor
Yesterday morning the chambermad in making her
round CT the rooms unable to awake the visitor
and the porter had 10 climb into his room over the
tranrom. Cooper found lying dead in bed L.
his pockets were found s. Il. three small keys one
or which belonged TO a Yale lock No. no part Of
a package or cigarettes and an empty phial v.ta
the name SHARP Dohme druggists. Baltimore.
which appeared 10 have contained quinine pills.
There was nothing to indicate the strangers bust
ness or address IN Allentown, or 10 Identify him
with any one in this city.
The body taken 10 an uaiertaker's room at
No :" SiXtll-ave.. where DR.. Weston will make an
autopsy today. Dr.. Weston made hasty eNam-
nation Of jhe body yesterday. and said that dea n
was probably due 10 natural causes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-06

thing which would lead him 10 change his opinion
OF salvation through the crucinxion oi Chris.
which was the thought expressed in the Original
delivery Bishop Potter preached the sermon
prefacing II with a few complimentary remarks r.
gardlng the rector He said few could al the
lapse OF forty years deliver aPpl!cably 20 their con-
gregations their first sermon. ana that few men had
like Dr. Eccleston accomplished their desires and
chcd their ideals
The Rev Dr. Eccleston Is Maryandsr. and was
born in 1895. His father a Well-knoWn judge OF
the Supreme Court. and his uncle was the fourth
Catholic Archbishop Of Baltimore Or Erclesion
was educated as a Roman Catholic By his Uncle
the Archbishop at the sulpican College q ;.
Mary's In Baltimore. being graduated IN M Al
terward he studied medicine and secured his &C.
gree from the Maryland University Al he &c" OF
twenty-five years he lost his wife and h.s fortune
sad gave up the secular for religious ne. Ate.
preliminary instruction he became a member OF the
General Theological Seminary. In 1856 he was made
OF ST. Johns going in 1869 10 Trinity Chuich
Newark In 1866 he relinquishel the rectorsaip Of
tina: church on account OF ill-heahh. year later
he accepted 4 call TO St Johns. where he has re-
NAMED continuously ever since.
The original church structure was frame build
granite building stands. 1t was in the midst Of
a young forest and Rad only small seating caIact!
The present structure erected in 800 and Is OF
rose-rolored granite During Or. Eccleston's con-
nection with The church. the congregation has ~
cluded many wealthy families Among me iouna'.'
OF the church were William T. and John As2 Th
wall Levi Cook William q. Townserd. % Tn
New-York Express; william II. Wander bilt william
Cuthbertson, William Felioacs, william H. Town
send John Appleton. =. r. Allen, and members 0'
he Vanderbilt family In the church William IL
and George Vanderbilt; were chrsteneh by IT
Eccleston The church has had as constant ai'eiu-
ants members OF the Cundrd. Duncan LlVihsS'oi'
Alexander. Cisco. and Belnon. families
The new chime OF bells ten In NUMBER, vas fui,s
for the first time yesterday morning. lHe pens
have been given by various persons one pen u
In memory OF the Young Peoples chnd Assoca-
,Ion one in memory o. Reuben Lord. one IN mem
orv OF Charles T. Townsend. one In memoir OF
How'd T. Davis and Mary a. DAVIS. one IN memory
~ Marian Hailhache, one in memory 0! Is = 'lil
" n Townsend one in memory o. D1niei. ana
F,Alira = D. Low. The Young FOLKS ben. one
IN memory OF Aaron Erickson, and one n mfInYiy
OF Elizabeth +. Lawrence
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FORTY YEARS THEIR P4STOP.

THE REV. DR. ECCLEsTON. OF STATEN ISL
AND. CELEBRATES HIS ANNIVERSARY
The services incident 10 Easter Day in s., Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church. in Clifton. staten
Island. yesterday morning. were marked with a
double Interest 10 thc congregation. for. on the
same DAY forty years ago. the Rev. Dr. Joan o.
Eccleston. the rector OF the church preached h,s
first sermon to the congregation which then OK
listed. and OF which only three adults remain liVinc
over l9O persons were present yesterday and
before the service begun the aislcs fllci
with chairs and many persons stood at thc rear o.
the pewS. unable 10 secure seats. The body and
chancel Of the church were handsomely dccora Cd
with flowers and palms. inside the chancel raj
two Horal arches mad been constructed. hearing
the date in cut flowers. 'Isjs." and the other
1886"
Bishop Potter confirmed class Of twenty-four
persons, and the Rev. pr Erc,es.on ,hen made
shor, address He read from his manuscript the
closing pages OF his first in the church and
said tAat although the progress in the forty years
had been remarkable, ne had not seen or read any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-06
EASTER AND THE PASSOVER.

erpuox OF THE REV. Dr.. sILvERMAN At THE
TEMPLE EMANUEL.
. .ro,i. Frnanu-Ei FTfth-ave and Forty-'hiTd-
=, tho rev DIT Joseph Silverman yesterday MORN
ing delivered address on the suoJec''
and Easter--A Comparative S'uuS' " &C.,.
"chr,stanItv is in some respects. ne Sa.d' Il"
o,,growtb Of Judaism, The festivals OF Passover
ard Eas.er both OF suoa vital import to these re-
ac,iva r.lisiors becadse Of their proximity IN
lime and their historical relation 10 one ahol"e-
have often been the subjects OF comment anu I'm
parlson The very fac; That Passover aS We" a.
Easter occurs in the spring OF the year SUES
,ber connection with early spring i'S''N"'
~. ,o,owers Of all the ancient Uorshppng re-
,,o,o,s celebrated a festival In honor OF sp!hs
snring returns and all nature IL resurrec'eu' ! ne
fields and gardens seem quickehed WIZ" ~" -,
,rees grasses flowers men and beasts rene" 'H'''
vitality Our hopes become more buoyaht' ou' J'''
moro keen New ambitions are formed ne" pans
49,, - morton Whether Moses waited for spring as
~ ,oos, fitting time bring about the reIeaee OIL
Jnrael from bondage does not appear IN the Sc'p'
ures hut II seems likely that ne TOOK adVa"taee %
eome spring festival common In Egypt ABOUT "a.
,,,ne of the verna equinox to ask fharaoh 10 ire
ane 10 serve God After the children OF
T.rsel we're delivered from Egyptian pohoasv. az, -
isa1e' orsanlzed into d nation II is but natYrai
suppose that they @Ouia conta"h "a hean familiar
ip' ssvnt But this was heather custom, MI n
changed the entire character o. S.i,r,ncS Of Israel
adn 4, Commemorative Of the de.iveIinv "a ,Inc,ed
Ws eestroyed the heather conception ang
INTO a 10 ,hc brfh of a new nation, Oh ~
people IN imitation Of hea5nehi e Of The haste Of
wa s,tTe the unleavened bread was ea''
later times festival abo1hed and the
foina 'ion: memorial OF the feeaon, o., % on
s"y" the redemption Of the ndiy pcha Lamb was
ssve aa with burned bone az in, hra,a were
brsnce and the matzos the nra,n Easter is not
TO rend in the New Testament ana was f rg
founded by Jesus. II Is merely "a, nradnay incor
~ inc Jewish PASSOVER. ana war s"
nora led into the Christian religion
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WEST SHQRE R.K.

I.ars .aye West i2d station ". Y. as follows
~ minutes earlier from loot Franklin 81.
$50 \. VI. DAILY local 10 buffalo.
80 vi. Ia.y local Albany f)r CatsSll Mountains
and Saratoga. Parl)r cars - Albany sundays only
D:I5 4. ". Daily fJs Albany Utica. syracuse. Roches-
t- buffalo Niagara Fa..s. Toledo. Cleveland aud CHI
II 80 4. W. Daily. except Sunday Ca;ski Noun
taas Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Al
bany. Saratoga Caldwell, Lake George Parlor Car
400 y. -. Daily, except Sunday. Albany.
GOO ~ VI. DAILY for Albany II nireal. Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
cleveland Chicago and st Louis.
i;:.so VI Daily. except sunday for Newourg Albany,
Saratoga and Montreal
.:i5 T. VI. Daily. except Sunday. FOR Utica Syracuse
Ro.n"ster and Buffalo
s.I3 T. u. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Roches-
ter Buffalo Nagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and - Louis
FIR tickets time tables naror AMI sleeDingcar accom-
rnodatiors apu'~ oicea Brooklyn and New iork ana
- stations Time tables at PRINCIPAL hotels For other
Information address g = LAMBERT.
Cen Passenger Agent vanGsrhilt-ave.. NewYork
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
; zoo, OF Desbrosses and cortiandt Streets.

stations zoo. Of ps.OTosses and c9sssndt Streets
ooo n Enee, Janqs I, L. rs issg D. p,,s,urs
1900 a. M.APEI LSsilI LIMITED
ION cns slssg1 9dago ~ sHs
u ~ i5o 10 s. No. u iH sS ' and Tosdo
200 p. M.-cHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining cars . 81 Louis. Louis
Vile and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati lO45 A. NJ. ST
coo =. M-WEsTEfiRsS STEMS E1XiPREss-Pulmnn Sleeping
ePS RS"f cars e. cssso snf eT nes day Arrives
745 p. M.-soS .rH'w;EsTERN EXPREss. Pullman
Arrives S c inc p M iadanspolIs 10 is P NJ
500 r. M-PAcTFIc EXPRESS Pullman Sleeping Car
t. Pitz5urg. Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH: 40
G gS9 g pn an cf Pardr and T bnns cars
DINING car. 70 oDining CAM Dining Car, . F. N;
fssdHs s Lin aa al Pa FSrlor S and binag caT go
lDnlnz carr, 40 Dining carr dining carr. 0 p NJ.
sorTHERN RArLwAY.--s.9o P NJ. daily. sIsspers 10
sleepers New-Ofieans Memphis Ashevile and Hot
SPRING i2lj night daily sIeepers to New-orleans and
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE-'rlorida Special" for Jack
nye and 81 Augustine 4p j.; NJ week a ang Lack
sonyilIe 300 p. NJ daily seepers to Jacksonville and
cilEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY Express 800 P. NJ.
aa " y Through Stems ard DniHg o Rfs Vi, Cane
Charles Kog.e 5 A. ~ week days and with Through
ATLANTIc cry. 80 ? y. week days. Through Buffet
ron .cAPE MAY i.oQ P. y. week days; n.,..
Pleasant 01o A. NJ. u TO- 80 $40 and 1i.jo p. VI.
week DAYS. Sunda,s gtop at Tnteriaken for Asbuty
psri) . - \ = = - .
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 20 G $50 . HHD 30 f'una Limited. 1910 DIN
ing can. II =. NJ r. l. I'D ). 32O. !. 40 40 DIN
INK Car. Dining Can l)ln1g carr 80 :. r. NJ
l2l5 night. sundays. Gi5 $50 eco. 90 90 Limited.
10. II \. N. Dining carr. 30 =. ! 20 40 Dining
car. = Dains Carr Dining carr. 10. :. . ?. NJ.
f..lJ night.
Tekei .onces. rs 4a3 on I.l9e 1928; III and 2ei
broadway I Asfy- House and foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlrndt Streets street $50 Fulton Street %
Broaiwoy and Brooklyn Annex station 100. o, Fulton
Street. fsrookiyr station. Jersey cry. The New York
Company viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
6. VI. PROVOST J. r. WOOD
General Nlua~rr General pasFr Agent
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,.,Xr,ycs rNDER THE HAMMER.

A collection Of paintings in bofh Oh an" avon
u. =, ~ -. ao,d IN TUESDAY and wednesday even
or ~ - ,,,s o"k At the Firth Avenue Art GALLERIES
Me zee T,fb'aye The collection contains nearly 40
example, many of which from the brushes or
artists whose work has made their name Ocean
10 lovers of art on both sides OF the A'anu, re ~
All the pieces arc modern In tone sno WI" o s,c
attract particular attention iro'" =, brand. A.
cisl,v admire that sort OF pictures .: vi Nice ord
Wan A. r. Durand. S. ]: Guy. y. - ~ vsrboeck-
William Post w II. Beard. H. 'u ye tanner T. -
haven A. Ricgcr, A. Cortcs. a. r. po''
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Railroads.
sMeRio"'s GREATEST as,lsoAs..
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ yuDSou pmrp n
E. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

s.:,o From Grand Central Station 42d s,ree,.
Fastss. train IN the ~ofld Sop sops a, Albany Utica
ssracu<e and Rochester. due Buffalo 40 p IA.
n.-saIs ttlis 5a5 p. n. This train Is limited to
"''o A. M.-.Dsiiy. Fast Mail .or roushkeepsie Al
bany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1880 a. -t@cspt SUNDAY. Day Express For all i'm
100 ?. M-naily. Southwestern Limited. For Column
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and ST. Louis stops
az Iough@eePsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Eocnes-
500 =. M-paily Chicago Special for Detroit, Cleve
land. Toledo and Chicago. Stops at Pougnkeepsie
Ahsny Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 p. M-Except SUNDAY. West Point, Poughkeepsie.
4'3o r M:-Daily: North. Shore Limited. Due Detroit
80 a. m. chicago $50 p. IT. stops at Albany.
GOO M.pal, For Abany Troy. Utica. Airon-
Nissars Falls. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Chi
O::5 ?. M-pany. For Troy. Saratoga. Burlington.
parshurE. -. Aitans and Montreal
land. indianapolis st. Louis Chicago. stops at
o.o rousakeepfie. albany and Utica.
cny. Tor pants on FAN Brook Railway. via Lyons.
e,I5 r. M.-Daly. for syrncu.c osw,ro wat-rtown,
T saeRs saro N Nat & ' fS cao
1910 SIsI4 ,s1 % casszo a2s prlas..sl
Suncay night. sunday nights Albany and chicsso
o'oo \. N. aud :,,:,5 r M%paiIy excep; Sunday. to
o., ii',aeld via Haien Division cat, 49,, -. p.-t-
go, "ALi XIGIiT TRAINs T? yoNKE FIR :o,,, a..
r"ap vI ns R as a YG ss IN ce'9 @Sans VIII
Hig q" trains out y Ne~-YorS.
r afaer 5n li CIV vii, n ~ o ,sT9"sa sb trains
T~e,s nd wagner or'ces 1T Grand Central station.
s -. h L. r :s g 'S o1Ssa' q We.
l.''h s.. am ~, g. station. Ne"-4orf. 'N and -"
nagsnse checked frm hotel or residence by the West
JUAN c'ner 1G Manage General rass1nser Agent,
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through NJ leave Nov York. f0o ~ Chanibers at
a. follows and ms. minutes earlier from West 23d-st
90G nns.1non Ealra Harad Brad,ar. Jane
Mead lie aul Tie Wesf Paro- Gag %
Buffalo.
200 n Tor c iolisa cau ' Lake. Gy s
Cleveland 80 4. NJ. Chicago : =. NJ Seepers
Chicago. cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
~.O0 y. n.-liunAio N~sthuied Express Daily arrives
l")U Buffalo 100 \. NJ making direct come t!ons Tor
Detroit. Chicago anl the West.
SD ~; ~ l '9a aa 20 Lax 'p ssp ss 70
falJ Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car. 800.
rI,ICIlFTS LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND Pi'I-t,MAH
accom- nosla,ions 4, III aG iOi and H57 Broad"a.
I56 i21th-st CUmh"rs and West 23i-st- tories
New York 80 Fuon-si Brooklyn. 2OO Hudson st. Ho
b.rcu ana Iere.v Cify station Fri" Transfer 'onpas
calls f0r checks baggage from hotels and residences
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lEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortinndt and Deshrosscs SIS,
500 &. u. lllit. except sunday. Tor AAJcI CHUNK
anI Intermediate stations
N.iJ s. VI. daily fnr GENEVA. ROCHESTER, HUF-
FALp NIAGAEA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ard
pension Bridge Pullman Nesilbuls Sleeper o. Chicago.
Ii:iO 4. VI. daily lcaves az 1870 A ~ sunday far
Mar'H CHUNK ans intermediate points tlnneci. rs
lnr I~i. 10 aul litrr.-uGrg
i;oo 7. VI. daily. except sunday igr tiNlltA and al
Intermediate stain Us connections tof lo.is'e ana Read
u~ ohl-.car 20 Wikeenafrn.
$3.50 4. VI. Sundays on.1 - W.lkesharfe. l. b.
Junction ana ~. intermediate stat Ms
i;iO u. VI. daily except sunday tor l. n H. JUNG
TiDN arI principal inf'Iuiafr stations, IHntn Uut't
o. Wliiesilrro. Irrrf.-s ~. louisville
4 40 =. VI daily except sunday. fog Bound Brook and
Hate stations
5i5 A.. VI. daily Tor EAsToN and intermediate sta
600 y. VI. daily ~ BrFFAI.O. NIAGARA FALLS
rnI al points Pullman Sleeper vcsthu- train
Neu-loril tflrlFf. Sleeper % BuNIO and Toronto
connections ~ Headng and lrrisburg.
$50 4. ~ daily except sunday. for Elsion and Inter
mediate stations.
o;Uo =. VI. .rIv. = ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
Tr.H Bf'FIAID NIAGARA FALLS. ard all poin,s West
Pullman -ieepers 10 Chicago and BuGuo. Chair-car ID
AIk~.atrre.
Tickets ara Pullman odations a. go. ga and
323 Roadway 81 East i4ih-st. 1876 East i25th St,
Nv yoro, 40 Fulton 81, cur, s., - Broadway and
broo,lyn Annex. Brooklyn y y.
Nsu YORK Transfer Company VII c1n FOR and check
baggage from hotel resf nee through - destination
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Craig. ". J.. sonntag J. G.. Tyler and II. Koch
among the artists represented. while some Of the
pieces are follows: The Spinning Wheel
What Is IT, "A summer Day a. navre," "A
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