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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
P0TRER0 BURGLARS.
Lieutenant Bennett Thinks
Wounded Law Breaker.

Wounded a Law Breaker.
The latest pastime among policemen in
the POtrero is chasing burglars. Lieuten-
ant George w. Bennett prevented the
burglarizing of James Fanning's resi-
dence Oh Iowa street, near YOlo, on Mon
day night. The lieutenant saw two sus-
picious-looklng men lettering about the
premises, whereupOn he rushed into the
yard TO place them under arrest, but they
escaped in the heavy rainstorm, running
toward Islais Greek. The Lieutenant fired
two Shots and he thinks one hit for one
of the men limped thereafter. A previous
attempt 10 rob the place was made a Jew
weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16

the petition. Ii then moved against The
other company's bondsmen, Charles
Hirsch and Others, and in the lower court
II again won. Upon the appeal OF the
Packers Association the iu gment was
reversed by the Supreme Court, which
held that the bond was not given IL con-
Sderation of the restraining ORDER being
made. for that had been made previous TO
the bond being demanded and that there
was no consideration for the bond.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
MOUNT TAMiLPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY

(Via Sausalito Ferry.
Leave San Francisco Commencing Nov,
13, 1897:
WEEK DAYS-9 30 A. NJ: l: :45P.M
sUNDAYS-S0U, 10 90 IL 80 A NJ; 1:l5 NJ
special trps An ne arranged for py applying Ia
IHo>. COOK d son, 62l Marke. ST.. San Fran
cisco, or telephoHing Tavern OF IamapaiS
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
Collection Company Incorporates.

Rauers Law and Collection Company yes
terday filed letters of incorporation. The
capital stock of the corporation is $500, 600,
all of which has been subscribed. The direc-
tors are J. J. Rauer, julia Rauer, +. J. Graf, J.
J. Macks, J. II. Perry.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
CALIFORNIA
LIMIT I'D.
SAN FRANCISCO
TO
CHICAGO.

Trains leave from and arrive at Market-st Ferry.
san Francisco Ticket Office-6I4 Market street,
Chronicle Building Telephone Main 1920. OAK
land Ofice-11lS Broadway. sacramento Office
POI street
The Best Railway-San Fran cisco to Chicago
Look at the Time o. the CaIifornfA
Limited.
Leave San Franc SEQ 4:30 p NJ, Mondays and
Thursdays; arrive Kansas City 8 p NJ THURSDAYS
ana sundays: arrive 1t Louis A. NJ FRIDAYS and
Mondays; arrive Chicago :43 A N Fridays and
Mondays
DINING CARS under Harvey management
Buffet Smoking Cars and Pullman Palace Sleep.
ing Cars.
This train carries Frst-class Passengers only
bu' ex charRe is made.
The ATLANTIC EXP PRESS. leaving daily at
4;3J p. NJ, carries Pullman Pa ace and Pullm IN
Tourist sleeping Cars on ta5t time Direct cun-
nection in Chicago and Kansas City Cor a points
East.
New rails new ties. new ballast, new bridges
The shortest crossing OF the desert and country
that inter esS by It's varied and beautiful SCENERY
The highest grade OF passenger equipment an d
meals NJ HaIvey's famous dInllg-rcoms.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
tyia Sausnlito FerryJ.

" Ia SauSnIILO 6TIyJs
From San Francisco Com encinS Sept. l9, 1891
WEEKDAYS
For Mill Valley ana san Rafael-s7 :25. s9:3O
80 A. NJ: Sl:45 3:45, %5:l5. 800, d 80 p n
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays WedneS
day5 and Saturdays a. IL 30 P. N.
SUNDAYS.
For Mil Valley and san RafaeI-+s 100. $1,000
80 4. NJ; s1:l5, 500. %4:30, 6:l5P. n
Trains marked run 10 san Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7i25 A. NJ. weekdays for Cazadero and way s,s.
lions: : :45 II. N. SATURDAYS (mixed trRin) fog
Duncan Mills and way stations; $500 4, n Sss,
DAYS for Point Reyes 2Ed way statienS
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16

'oeRNSs'b
LEAVE FROM OCTOBER "a, 1887. ARRIVE
"0.OOA Niles. San Jose and Way Statious... S;42A
s;00A Renicia, Suisun and Sacramento. 1O;40A
7:OOA Marysville Oroville and Reddng via
z:GOA VacayiIle and Rulnsey S:45P
essta p'al and santa Rosa 6I5P
S;0OA Atlantic Express Oslen and East. S'k0P
S:3OA Niles, San Jose, Stockton, lone.
Ta6amo aTd Ped iiIntF iyntFf'' 4:I5P
sS:3OA Peters Milton and Oakdale. ........ E7:I5P
9sOOA New Orleans Express, Merced Ray
mond, Fresno, bakersfield, Santa
Barbara los Angeles, Deming,
EI Paso, New Orleans and East. Oi4oP
Fresno .."-'.................. I2:I5P
sI:O0P Sacramento River Steamers. "9;COP
l:3OP Matinee and Way Stations ......... s;A6P
Visaa ....,...................... c4:I5P
4:OOP MARTINEZ, San Ramon, Vallejo.
Santa Santa Rosa. aa.os" e. D.lDA
4:OOP Bencia, Vacavlle, Woodland,
Vile aud Sacranento, ,'4'.".'.... IO:45A
4:3OP Miles, Tracy and Stockton. ........... 7IlSP
4:3OP Lathrop. Modesto, Merced, Berenda.
Santa Barbara Girs and Ni'i Los Hnseies '7.4SA
for Moia1e and last. East. t.............. GASP
T5:3OP Sunset Limited" Les Angeles, Il
PaSo Fort Worth, Little liock, st.
Louis Chicago and East .......... SEO:l5A
6:OOp European Mail Ogden aud Fast. 0:45A
G:OOr Ilaywards. Niles and San Jose...... s:45A
,S:OOP Vallejo t7=45P
S:OOP Oregon Express, Sacramento MHrys-
Yille Rrliug Portland, Puget
Sound and last .................. S:EoA
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
AUCTION Sales
RAILROAD TRAVEL,

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PACIFIC SYsPEM.)
Trains leave and are due 10 arrive aS
SAN FRA ANGISCN.
(Main Line Foot OF Market Street.)
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16

COAST DIVISION Marrow GauSe).
foot of Market Street.)
s:I5A Newark Ceutervillc San ! osc FELTON,,
Stations. U'Y,',':..''i ~ -. . M 0,oO
S2;I5P Newark Centeryile, San Jose. Now
Almaden, FELTON,. Boulder Creek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations s..-......,.................N NIV:oVi
4:I5P Newark, San Jose and Los Gstos -. 9:2O
We S+ t; 'al oo'' "NN +7.eO
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-14
SHOOL NOTES.
LEWIS EKDAHL. EDITOR.

Supt. Covell visited the school last
Monday.
''Miles Standish' is being drama
tized by the Eighth grade.
On account of the examin ations, the
Friday afternoon exercises will be
omitted the last week of this term.
The regular class meeting of the
Senior class will be held at the home
Of Amy Hanscom next Friday eve
ming.
Arrangements are being made for
an entertainment to be given! by the
class in elocution under the superin-
tendence of MIR. Cross. The proceeds
will 60 to the school.
F. The entertainment given by the first
division of the Jnnior class last Fri
day was we'll rendered, and closed by
9 piece of music given by the members
of the entertainment.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-14
Seminary Notes.

Miss Lima Gjems went to the cities
last Saturday.
The Osseo Society plans to give an
entertainment the 22nd of December.
The students had sociable last
Saturday in the business room.
Two debating societies are in opera
tion now, meeting once a week in
rooms I and 3.
Mr.. Kleveland, from Fort Ransom,
N. D., who was here two years ago, is
with us again..
Rev. Peterson, of Ellington, S. D.,
who is around soliciting for the Semi.
nary, is in town at present.
Judging from present indications,
the Seminary will witness such num-
ber of students next winter as it has
never seen since the boom times OF
91-92.
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LOCAL BREVTES !

: LOCAL BREVITES !
>>>>>>>><<>>><<><<>>>><>><
GIRL WANTED-Inquire at Com
mercial House.
See what Peterson, Larson & Wellin
have to offer on another page.
Prof. Cross and pupils will give an
elocutionary entertainment on the 9th.
A Sons of Veterans Camp will be
organized here next Friday.
WANTED AT ONCE-A girl for
laundry work, at Merchants Hotel.
j. G. Kulzer was at St. Cloud last
week in attendance at the term of dis
trict court, being interested in an i'm
portant case which was up for trial.
S. Sondreson, who was accidentally
shot at the turkey shoot held at his
place some time ago, was seen on our
streets last Saturday.
N. L. Winblad offers his hill prop
erty for sale, also few fine residence
lots For particulars call and see
him.
There will be Turkey shoot at J ohm
Rasmusson's, Sec. 8, Town of Will
mar, Thursday of this week. All par
ties invited.
We are having a splendid run on
''Our Prescription and all speak
only words of praise.
F. w. FERGUSON.
Last Saturday Andrew L. Nelson
was surprised by a visit from his
mother and sister who live at Bel
grade. The visiting parties returned
home yesterday. -
Don't suffer any longer for want ,oi
properly fitted glasses when you can
have your eyes fitted at Anderson
Bros. jewelry store. Eyes examined
free Of charge. p
There is chance to get Farmers
Institute at Willmar this winter and q
petition is now circulating for it. Let
all business men and farmers come in
and sign it. 1t is now at the TRIBUNE
Office, but we expect to get some gentle.
man to take itarouud f9r signature.
d 81 .
The Maximilian Dick concert given
on Monday evening was one Of the
best musical entertainments ever given
in Willmar. Miss Lay as . pianis,
and Miss Bratnober as sopranoisl
we're exception fine, while Mr.,
Dick proved himself a great artist %
the violin. The audience showed ito
appreci alton By freq uent applause. 9
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-14
The Salvation Army.

A great coffee feast will be held at
the Army hall Saturday evening, Dec.
l8. ] am going, are you? Say we'll
an 60. :. II -. ~.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-14
$l5,OOO,OOO

To loan on farms. Ten years time,
with privilege OF paying one-6fth each
year. Call and get terms. IL
=~z ia YETTER & MCLAUGHLIN,
-, :. ...ss ze@ Willmar, MINI.
Lars Halvorson's Building. %=.<.= ~" q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-14

Wanted, to exchange good improved
farm in Swift. County for good resi-
dence property ia Willmar; or will
trade for acres near town. ....z.S S
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-14
Farm For.Sa

16o acres, II miles from city limits;
80 acres under plow, balance pasture
and meadow. For terms inquire of
or address, &C.. ..-.*
81 G. w. s.WENsON,
w illmar, Mimi
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-14
Sandbo'S Bakery.

We have opened q bakery and can
now furnish the people with a full line
OF bakery goods. Come and give US .
trial. Bread for sale at my restaurant
I'm the Gilger block. .~@ = .-@..~ {
t.T 4. ~. E.. T. SANDBO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-14

Obstinate constipation and indiges-
1tion quickly and permanently cured
by Rocky. Mountain Tea. Great Rem
<dy. =.s Is =...$ &
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

IAougt leave NeN-1ot*. foo, 81 thdnb-rs-st.
follows minutes earlier from West @ja-ats
$500 4. M.-NeEubul.d Express ddfy fof Bnghamton.
Wa -riy. Elua. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive BunaiO 90
l.. 81. Parlor to Eufslo
2;OO M.--Nesabuled Lh-'ted fast mali Daily solid
train for chicago C!c.eland 80 \. NJ. Chicago
r. NJ SIcepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
80 a.. y.--IunaIo Cleveland ve-tbuc, EXPIRES,
Daily. arrives Buffalo 1908 A. VI. Bradf ri III \. NJ.
jamestown 100 a. NJ Cleveland 1870 r ~ sieepers to
Buffalo ard Cleveland making direct connections for
Drtrot ChlCae0 ana tie West. CAFE Library car.
S:15 T.. M.--sod train 10 Chicago. Sleepers TO Ior-
re,lAyllle Chicago and cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAB TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Recommendations At III. ii3 26l i6l and 0J1 ironi-
way l27 Howery l5e East i25h - and q Wet l?5ih,
d. Chambers West 2}d &. ferries New York: 33]
ana 72c Fultost broadway BROOKLYN POO Hudson
ii,bok~n and Jersey cry station Westcott Express.
calls .r and checks baggage from hotels AMI residence,
destination
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.pvEuT1 T. AfSNTS and subscriptions for
The tribune received at their UPTOWN
ON. No l.2i2 Broadway. "a door rorth
OF 3ist-st.. uEtll o o'clock p. m. adyef
,ise,nants received al the following brahch
osicet Al regular once rates until clock
~ m. viz: 30 Sih ave-. =. .. cor. I'D ~, :
10 Gth-aye.. cor l2th- Macys' Oth-
ave. and iitli-st.: li2 Columbus ave. near
West GGth st: iod West va 81, nea. on
ave 90 East lith 81: ~ West 40
Gctwesn 7th and s,h ayes: $50 East 4.th-
s.. .33s 3d-avc.. between 10Th and I'm
s,s. / O26 3d-ave. near 6ist ST.: LOS ist-
ave. near seth St; $50 81 ave-, near *i ISL.
a., hsi 3d-ave 30 Bleecker-st.: 80
pic.cker-st.: 2 9Os 81 ave. 2+0 East 18th
a.. 'a2l 3d-sv.. 1902 3d-sve., 70 Am
sterdau-aya.i 400 West Ed~si
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SEWING MACHINES.

.~~-0.00OTN~-NT|NN|ON|0| -
SEWING M8GHlNs9
Three drawer STYLES. oak or walnut. sl!oo.
New Home. SIS - $50. Singer. vibrator
oak. So. Ilrie.tic oak. So. good second re-
hand. 81 o. =. 81 down. 20. week
Write. circular fro. Agen, calls. open
evening" GFORGB HASBROIcK. lI3
- - Lotn--n- lr.u md III .le
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot 4 West Twenty-thiri Street al
DesDrosses and Cortandt streets. -.
sn-es ten minutes later than that given below for
100 " FA? MAii-rulman Buffet f ,nhrr ca a.,
Sa3 VI, FAST LlXl~rlii;Oa'T ana csveli ra;m,,
10" W. s6 6aSa masi ami d5sra,
ton Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincin-
LOO r. VI GHicAdo AND 81 LOUIS EMPRESS
go u W 2 ;9i h2rHfSss%For Cleveland
10 + W. sorTIWEssTEh%; ga EHXSFi9RiEss-ror Pitts.
40 r. ." H;rE E FIJI I: s. r q'S tsburs and
Clic4go ccEnccss i3r cItyeaad exceft saturday.
Sc" r. VI MAn AND g. P Pifis
wA>niN"ToN XND Tmh so,Tii; -
go IonG.e,.on"' Lin ~ Pagr and q PninF 'r a.
Hishi SnLday. 50 30. 1850 a. ~ % - On C,hSIr,
Car, 40 dining Clr, SO D. ''' fa. i2os night
sol I!l;hN RAILWAY LNiress. i2D >. H.. 300 night
Atlantic COAST LINE.-ESDrcss. go a. m. and so
G GHR G HE, o2 HGr n dai e.
ATLANTIC CiT9.-I2o p. m. week days CDesbrqsses
nnd Cg'ilah4t streets 10 D. M. Through hrnet Fat
CAPE MAY.-l2o J.. week lays CDesbrosses and Cort
Ing i,ranch Aslur; PAX unterlaken sundayr.
S,lccl sG,isn. 30 II % 4. m. 50. 40 lilo p m
SUNNI 70 a. nj 40 p M ,rm 9csh,osscs 1nd
)" '1'"I ToR /; !; ii "a" Il :! H.
nSs ' ~ iss 70 49," E.@p' m55 30
- so 20 a. 'i 9ah p ia a. ' No. - 10
n!nlns ar. $50 =, pHils 'ap. 80 dGnine carr.
r>tS, d "os Eso l 81 81 i iEq' 1 and c
I'roaiwny: Asior House. W. Twenty 'nrl str"ei
s:r.ci.. '' ca sfi.' sd F,on ,,' oS F
Hl. '?a l7'eSs" \ rn' >a,oa J," mas, sa'i29
",,! ana check baggage fom hotels and residences
J. j. ii-TciIiNsG%. J. Il WOOD
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WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave ". 42d Station. y. Y. follows. AID
10 m earlier fiom foot Q: Franklin St:
1915 A. NJ Daily FOR Albany Utica syracuse, Hoches
Ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. FORK Wayne Toledo. Cleys
land and Chicago.
GOO +. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Uuca, syria
cuse Rochester, Buffalo. NaFa:a falls, Toronto De
tfot Cleveland Chicaga and 81. Louis
Su5 u. NJ Daily for Albany ItcA. syracuse, Roches
ter, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and s.. Louis.
Time tables at principal hoelI and Offices.
G LAMBERT General Passenge. Agent
Vanderbilt, Ave. New York.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

foot Of Liberty Street.
sDaly. Except Sunday. ssundays
CHICAGO '4.30 a. 900 p. and ~. IS night
PiTTsBURG. '4.30 a. m. ~ q p 900 'i2 Is
night. $50 q. m. Liberty ST. ONLY
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS o 100 a n. 800 p m
eli 80 a m (Dlner). 900 (Dlntr). 70 - (Dner ASS
ODiner). 'j.55 p. IN. and 'l21j night
NORFOLK. tl130 a m.
NEW ORLEANS Through seepen. ta2 WOO D. m.
All trains Illuminated with Pn'sch Light.
OGicos: il3. 49, 2Gi 43s l14O BdwaY 81 z. I4'h At
127 Rowery n. Y S3G 3i4 Fulton 81 Brooklyn: W'i'"-
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
70 destnation
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Dublic Notlres.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
~ WORKS. no. $50 NASSAU sTREEr. \. Y.--Ar-
TENTION OF CONTRACTORS. MANUFACTU RIRS OF
STRUCTURAL IRON. BRIDGE BUILDERS and others
is ed the 'tIfv Kecprf' Tor
tho construction OF a STEEL VTADUCT AID Az
PROACHES over and upon 9Th Av"nue. from i27th
Stree, 10 near 18Th Street IN the city n: New YORK
CHARLES ". r COILS,
Commissioner OF Public Works
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BANANA RAILROAD.

TIE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting the FOR all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico, Central and sopth yAmer!ea,. -
ADVANCE. Dec 20 noon FINANCE. Dec. %. noon
For rates apply st Company once 70 8roadway.
L. i. WALKER. TraH1c ManlgeS.
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LOST.

>O~Oo>~~~~~~~~rN~~ ~oD~~|>o~>">|>~|>>'>
LOST. HankbooS 80. G3S .522. Bank f,r
SAVINGS 2su Fourth ave. New ork
ucvnlcnt stoned. please return book -
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"BLACkDIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Bucao 1855 r. " Pullman vesi.bu'e Dav
coaches ard Pdrlor Cars Dining Car service. Meals Ia
carte Connects at Buffalo with through scepers to
D.tr0i' chicago
-i2:@O I2:iO T. " daily e1cep, Sunday. FOR MAUCL
Gu NIX arH irt"-nedats po0ts.
'I2,5O 1915 J.. ". Sundays only. for EASTOH.
HAuCi' CHUNK and he coal tranche1 -
BARRE. IITT-TON. SCRANTON ari principal irterins-
saii.rs Connects 10. all points IN coal regions.
chair ca5 f. Wilkes' are
$3.50. tiio E v daily. cIccpt sunday. tor WILKES
date Connects or III points ir the coal rogiors
Pullman IIor.' Tarlor car so Wi.kssharre
'.::IO. 40 T. NJ daily. except sunday. f1r MAUCH
CHUNK nrI Intermediate stations Chair car 20 Beth
.,,5o. 5n5 P N daily for EAsroN ani intermediate,
.G,5o ZOO =. " dany for pUFTATIo NIAGARA
Falls and all points West. Pullman .;"cper vestihiis
tiain \ Chicago Sl~"p'r- o. N1rtl' ami Toronto
30 80 = " daily sunday. stopping only
NJ SOUTH TLA1NFfEl.p EASToN. HETLLEiIrM.
MATCH CIIiNK. l. 4 JuNCTt0N fAYRE GENf-
VA ROrHFsTTH BATAVIA BUFFALO md TOPoN
To- Pullman ele~I~- for rGGlo. N'n" tlt slc"ping-car
1a.-.uc~ts -arr!sd 80 baggage oarrlri
40. $500 T. IS doly flt WiiKESRAIRE irii-
40. GENEVA ROCHESTER. HtFFAip. N1AGAFA
Falls and ali point. west Pullman .ieeper 20 ithaca
Atdfi0ral ical trains daily except sunday fr BOUND
MOOR and intermediate points leave a. f'lI"s - 20
: m so 20 ~ 5000 1880 tSunciJs orly1 A. 81.
. 20 . 20 ara 80 &c. C3o "
TiotN,s and Pullman hcc.mnoda'ions ~ IN .oi. 20
-, ptt rrd 3c3 Br1adwr' 81 T. IAN ST. 10 + i.3;h
s, IL Boweiy y Y. So Fuli"r St. Court St. oS
Pr adwn, anil frook}r Ar~~r Hr 0hlfo
y Y Transfer VIII call ~ and check baggage from
hotel or resiicner through TO destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Antl hclts cohl u-ru 49,,
TIM on and i's s,.-r Is Nov o. ~, MS iS,,,
&C. For 80 5A'i ; 80 ''i'' G:c to Ea.,an
/ g. so Sunday. as 80 ' o. 70 Easion T. 81 &c. 49,
- - = %ii.,,ss. Pr'.'e, and sc,a9oq, sIO A. ~.
So 50 +, G'f TeaGa ana : hl s. 5 a -
Son. SO 80 90 s.aaa ;'aF n j! s Z '
j-a5s soa wn',os? .r. 3 20 + So %
0'' = . ALL RAIL RotTE: n,..
For f Hai ' o. as ,f,5 EaT FarS OCEAN
ToaH ds IA " r.: 'P @ 2 5 NJ No. la L. 80 H;s
q doll. I. r.. r.aa * OH As1 . 3''' ''''' '
, ,so 50. ln.r "H l, -. 20 p; Ga, Saturday.
s@5 4;%' :s Ill.,, .oa ,o n,r';s', 40
For Atlantic lily. vineland. aud Breseion. go A NJ.
ss2s:,5 H.9ase': 2'rGn s'' $'1 ''a s g.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FoR fhIIADELrHIAi xd t4i!iMtNL "SD WASH
Wee. day. FIT .sg So ' es@ S''i{ 3 "a. 81.
NJ 200. 80 { % bnine '2i' 90" - VI; 10 ao,
Sgo eS ars e ,o i' 600 tx Hai,a
los ra;9egiph w s.5,s d. 20" NJ 49, f. ~ '0
'2o H noA + n hrk Iylat WHirrEIHLi rfENi&AI.
1905 S('f io an<' Iaas ie 49,, y. ~ ~;
ia sG e. .! q 5s5, 40. Gs5 az. rs. 20 u
80 ~ io@ r4b =. II, 1915 mit- san3ags 5909S.
a., 42e. ~ .5.2s. 600 $50 rs. SIS. o-o. 'a'.
@ai [ :, e, '3! At 1T 'i' q I ~ Iro si
27G VS., I2tt1 81. 81 coGmbn, A.. Ncw York !
IGar s :T gc f ysw Y ok Tanf9 Co. n cS Tor ana
cfeci iaegors from foie! residences to destination
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. II.
STATIONS In New-lork. foot OF barclay
aud CiristOphcr streets.
yuSrruUJED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
''''' CARS. pINTSCU LIGHT.


Inv TIN, on AHiEs. summit Hernard-vlie. Basking
Ridge Mndeon Morrist)wn. Poysaic. Paterson Boon
ION Dover Gtanhope NEWTON. BipDS LAKE
LAKE TIOPATCONG. Hackcttst2w e li,lol,l:YS
WcJi'NTtTS Washington. PifiL'IP1Ri'RG IASTON.
sCRhXTGN PITTsrON. wIIKE5EARRE NANTi-
coz coy nlHI 'AnfsMnTroT OXF6Hb NoFwicH Water
vile TrIcA MI-IIFISp SrEiTGs - Go,, ,,n
copNfNG. BATH DAHSVILlE. H,FFAi0 and all
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL stops at principal
1000 ' q. 'M-(can carr. RUFEALo. scRAXToH. hing
M MTON OWFSiO. ITHACA. EI.MIRA. UT1CA.
RiCHFIEiD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE. ana oswEGo
FXPREss, Pullman Pailor Cars; conns:tns at
% p M.-sCRANTON, WIfKESBARRE and ELMlRA
EXPRESS Pullman Bu1et Parlor Car 80 .
,oo y NJ SCR ANTON. WILNESBARRE AND PbfM-
WV OI-TV EXPRESS Pullman Runet Parlor car
-.oo p ST GDally)-Chcago Vestlbuied Limited Express
''t, scRiNT0N RlNfHAMToN. EiMIRA BuF-
FtIo Pullman Bune sleeping Car. New-fork 10
s9o N fpaiv1ERuTao Express Pullman Sleepers for
GU sen ASTON. RISGUAMTON. Ei.NlRA. HATH MT.
WGnR!s and BI'FFAIO. arriving In Inna.o : A. ~
ON p N CDaily)-DUFFAfO. SCRANTON. RlNGli M
TON Owed ITHACA. EIMlEA. SYRACUSE,
Utica ami OsWEGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACcoMMoDATIoNS at
PIace 900 proadway and el2 Broadw1y Tickets at ferry
sstons III 4th ave l2tb st Gl West l1th-st 10
1'Iumbjs. ave. New York: 3S AMI 13g Fulton ST. ana
I0G Proliay Brooklyn. Timetable giving fuI ih'or-
m1, Pssr~ 81 'EXPRrss COMPANY will call for and
c,scp h,ayaee ron hoel residence 20 Destination
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LEH!GH VALLEY SYSTEM,

Stations foo; OF Yves; c3l -; II. RI Cortaudt or
Deshr0Sses -.
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tr.c q Cortland iiesrr X.
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MATCH CIV NIX intermediate stations
- 40. ~;iJ \. ". da!'v f'r WfLE ESBNRHE. sCRAN-
TON (veeF dlyst EiMfEA (w"ek d1yD. ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO NIAGARA rArIg
ard principal local points; diang and
chair car g. Hunalo.
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Fon THE CONSTRUCTION or 4 BRIDGE OVEP
THE HARLEM RIVER At one III INBRED AID
Irnprry ~ Eth STREET. CONNECTING THE EASTER
~ END or O%E HUNDRED AND FOnTY-FIFrH
srytFr AND tn. MARGINAL OR EXTERIOR
STEEEr - TIE TWI;I;FTH W t,i %F TIL CITY
Worry NINTH STREET AID EXTERIOR STREET ~
TIIT TWENTY THIRD WARD.
Enp Ct%STHI.CTlNG \ BRIDGE AND IT'S AP-
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CiTY 'isIAND N THE TWENTY FOURTH WARD or
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