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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-07
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot OF Wcst 42d st. Rs follows Q6
minutes earlier from Franklin ST.:
5,S5 A. NJ. for Montana, orr's Mills. Lakes No
honk and MinnewaskA, Middletown. Bloomingburgh.
Eilenville, FalisburSh. .Hurleyviile. Lake Kiameaha.
Liberty. Scranton. Walton. Delhi. Sidney, Norwich,
Utica. Oneida. Fulton, Osweso.
Osi5 a. Va. for Campbell Hall. M,ddletowns
BloomingburHh. Wurtsboro. Eilenville. Mountaindalos
Crnrreviilc. Fallsburrh, Lake Kianesha, Hurleyvils.
Liberty Falls. Liberty. White Lake.
ltAs r. NJ; SATURDAYS only. for MiddletowA,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Wurtsboro, Ellenville, Mountains
dale. CentrevilIe,F Pittsburgh, Lake Kiamesha, Hurley
vile. Ferndale. Liberty, White Lake. Parksvile, Ltv.
ingSton Manor, Rockland.
B,IS y. M. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonh
and MInneweska, Miidletown, Bloomingburgh- WurtSr
Loro; Ellenvi!le, MountaIndale, Ccntrevilie, BallS
burgh. Lake kiamesha, Hurley Vile, Ferndale. Lib
erty, White Lake. farksville. Livingston hanoA
RooklRnd.
for Campbell Hall, Middletown, Liberty. Llyfngstoh
Manor, Walton. Sidney. Norwich, RandRllsville, Ham.
ilton. Oneida, Fulton, oswego. Niagara Falls, and
points West; Pullman Sleeping Car; Reclining Chair
Car seats free through to Chicago without transfeEt
arrives Chicago $3.50 i. NJ.
Ans y. VI, for Montana. Orrs Mills. MEADOW
Brook. Burnside. Campbell Hall. stony Ford. Crystal
Fun. Middletown, WintFrton, BloomingburBh, wurtS
boro. Ellenyill".
1ickets and Pullman seats at 37l Broadway. n. Y.
J. c. ANDERSON. q. y. A.. 90 Beaver st. \. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-07
coL1ARED 4 g. 4. r. POSE
a View Cop Rams In Veterans For Paradiss
without y Permit.

without y Permit.
William Thornton, a new policeman with an
ambition to make q record. started his record on
Monday by arresting a whole Grand Army
post. 1t was the Judson Fitzpatrick Post,
twenty strong. with a fife and drum corps,
which, with drum major and post commander,
Increased Policeman Thornton's list of prisoners
to 46.
The veterans started out at ; A. NJ. with
August +. Clausen in command, and marched
from Mr.. Clausen's house to the old fort in
Morningside Park, where they raised the ma
tonal ensign on the fagpole of the old powder
house. They had reached 125th street and
Seventh avenue on the home march when they
met Thornton. He ordered a halt and wanted
TO inspect a permit for the parade.
Commander Clausen reminded him that
Grand Army men were not required 70 got per-
mits to parade. Thornton could not Tecollect
tons, and said he would like to have the matter
settled at the police station.
All right" said Commander Clnusen, and,
at his Command, the post wheeled. the ffors
struck up the star spangled Banner" and
The drummers put forth their best efforts on
Three abreast, with the notes of the pat
F!otiS air filling every nook of the West
and stood at attention. The drum major gave
q final twirl of his baton, which brought the
Es eiso,b to o = stop, t and oa Thornton nf 9,s explained pI q te
sergeant Osborne communed with himself
Tor awhile; He did SO because he feared HIS
remarks might be too strong for 30 young a po-
hcenan to listen to. He contented himself
with mildly, remaIking that Thornton might
learn police business in time, but that just now
ne was almost too young to be in the business.
ihen he read him the clause exempting Grand
Army men from the necessity Of asking po-
lice permission to parade.
The post salnted the Sergeant, the drum
Its march to the air of Hail Columbia"
That's what that blankety blank young
copper ought to have got" Sergeant Osborne
remarked and seemed much relieved thereat.
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CHILDREN FAIL FRoM WINDOWS.
Two Are Killed and Two Others Arc Perhaps
Mortally Injured.

Two Are KnIoa and Two Others Arc Perhaps
Mortally Injured.
Frank McGurk, the 4-year-old son of Joseph
McGurk, q plasterer. of 2i6 Bleecker street,
Williamsburg, was killed yesterday and Nc
Gurk's 2-year-old daughter Ellen was perhaps
MORALLY injured by falling from q third-story
window. The children, on being left alone, went
to the window to set off q .firecracker. They
toppled.out before thcy.had set 1t of, and it was
found later on the floor under the window.
Bernard CORY, 1 years old, while playing on
the re.escapeo OF his home on tho third story at
22l East Twenty eighth street yesterday
afternoon, lost his balance and fell into the yard.
He was killed.
ffth-story fire escape at 90 Essex street yester.
day and fractured his skull on the pavement of
tho yard. He was taken TO the Gouverneur
Hospital He may die.
A fall from a baby's chair caused the death
yesterday of soven-months-old John Lynch of
l36 Cherry street. Tho child, while sitting In
tho chair, managed in some way to upset 1t. He
died soon after admission to the Gouverneur
Hospital.
nue., Jersey City. while looking out Of the sec
balance and fell into tho yard. She was injured
internally, and her skull 10 fractured. She will
die.
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TO ROUND CURVES SLOWLY.
The n1etropoiitan Street halfway Conpa
Will Use . New Kind or Grip.

Tho Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Will Use . New Kind or Grip.
1t was expected that the Health Board would
take action yesterday upon the proposed amend
ment Of the Sanitary Code providing for the reg
ulation Of the speed Of cable cars on curves, par
ticularly at Dead Mans Curve" at Fourteenth
street and Broadway, but tho absence of Presi-
dent Moss of the Police Board and of d.. Doty,
Health 0ficor. prevented q meeLing.
President vreeland of the Metropolitan Street
Railroad Company was on hand. and held
o conference with President Wilson and DR..
Fowler. He said he believed that the cable
company had secured a solution of the
difficulty at the curves in the new auto
matte ~olamp-grip, with which 1t had been
experimenting for two months. This 10 tho
grip already described in THE Sun. It per
mits tho gripman to control COMP etely tho
hold in the moving cable, making 1t tight or
stSntaneousiy. This would obviste the necessity
Of putting in new slow cables at the curves.
PRECEDENT Vreelnnd said that this device would
permit the gripman to regulate the speed Of tho
Gerous high speed rounding of the curves. He
would be equipped with the improved grips TO-
President Wilson said that the matter would
meantime, he would have the inspectors Of tho
Health Board make observations OF the working
President vreeland also spoke of the alleged
overcrowding of cars. After tho conference
President Wilson said that he believed that
both the speed at the curves and the oyercrowd-
ing would DO remedied in a few days.
Tho new grip was tested yesterday on the
Fifty-third street curve. and, according 10 some
| of the gripmen, 1t was not q great SUCCESS. We
went around the curve q very little slower than
usual" was the remark one gripman made.
Head Gripman Kane, whose invention tho new
patent grip Is said to be, was in charge Of tho
testing trips. TIL pastengers on the cars. how:
ever. chung as tightly to their seats as ever, and
did not appear to realize any diminution in the
L hitting or sneed at thu cnrYea-
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Lehiqh Valley system.

Stations foot OF West Esd st. (Penn. r. RI. Cortlands
Indicates time from West Esd ST. other figures
show time from cor,iandt or Desbrosses 81. -.
for MATCH H6SR and Intermediate stations.
.a,ss: s,ls 4. n. daily, for wILKEsBARRH
iThAcA: Geneva. E Sssili fERiS SHrF e S NAG
dining car and chair car to Buffalo.
.lo.as. loisO A NJ. sundays only. for BOUND
MAUCH CHuNK and intermediate points..
"BIAcK DfaMoSSD 51i EeXPREss."
Arrives Buffalo 9:55 p. NJ: Pullman vestibule Del
q Ia carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepolS
MATCH cHUNK and intsrmsdl.ss points; 80.
M .iH'ae cH INK a and a the se eoai Ssa 1ets: '0f hASf
,I,2S. is{0 Pr y; daily. excegt SUNDAY. fo3
coal regions; chair car for wnkesbarre.
whsfsRA esiG Fi1 I; Sa',yi f1SSRt sn and pl,n .sE
pal Intermediate stations; Connects Tor all POINT In
'4,ss. s:ts P. NJ. daily for EAsToN and intcrms
's,ss: e,Io P. NJ. daily. except sunday. Express
Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car %
'oI5s. 100 p. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesti.
huie train N. Y. TO Chicago. sleepers to Buftalo and
only i,'s e s o1s9 P p]hif fsIlffi fHe'P EAs sq6Say, h sss9PaRGI9Re
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA. and BUFFALO,
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping-caR
passenger carried. No bagsGge carried.
.siS5. BOO 7: u. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA
ROCHESTER,, BUFF NIAGARA FALLS, and all
points West. Pullman sleepers to wiike-barre and
Ithaca,
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as fol-
lows: 'S:65. 900 A. NJ, "1:55, ESQ, 1855, 4:20, and
1855, $50 L. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at l13. 28l.
273. Y55. ga. and 1923 Broadway. 81 E. 18th ST..
l50E. l25th ST, I27 Bowcry, n, Y; $50 Fulton 81.
I Court ST.. 9s broadway, and Brooklyn Annex.
Brooklyn.
n. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination.
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D1soRDER1Y PASSENGER FINED
O'Brien,s Assault on q Trolley Car Conductor
Costs Him ~

O'Brien's Assault ON . Trolley Car Conductor
Costs Him $40.
President johnson of the Nassau Electric Com
pany in Brooklyn and John NJ. Ward, the at
torney for the road, were on hand yesterday in
tho Butler Street Police Court to prosecute
Thomas O'Brien, a tailor. for acting In a disor-
derby manner on a trolley car returning from
Coney Island carly last Thursday morning.
Conductor McGoyern. who was in charge of
the car. testified that O'Brien began to abuse
him Immediately after no had boarded the car
with five companions. O'Brien, he said. became
annoyed because he asked him who was In his
party when he handed him the fares. On the
way TO Unionyille O'Brien struck tho conductor
and kept hurting foul epithets at him. A police
man at the Unionville station was appealed TO
to arrest the violent passenger, but he refused
on the ground that he had not witnessed tho
assault.
johnson was notified of the trouble and hauled
O'Brien of tho car and handed him to q police
Several passengers testified to the disorderly
behavior Of the accused. and Justice Bristow
found him guilty and imposed a fne Of $40.
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Tho Proposed New IIarbsr in asuios.

iAhrlco' Mexico, July GA party Of Govern
Iehte engineers have arrived here on the way to
" La Marina, where they will make . survey
,Lo proposed extensive harbor improvements
mere. These improvements will DO jetties such
Niy"nere constructed here. The Soto In Marina
and 4 = a large stream, with a swift current.
t X channel may be- easily removed and one Of
alsn n nr harbors In Mexico established. 1t Is
MSriHnuSo posed TO build a railroad from Soto La
is lin ~ Il 70 Monterey. This proposed new port
Gbout inc State OF Tamaulipas. north OF hore.
stI Le Ill., aws between Tampico and the mouth
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trnins leave New York, foot OF Chambers
at, as follows, and five minutes earlier from West
Esd St;
600 4. M.-vestiDule Express daily for Bingham
JAW ON. Wayorly. Elmira, Bunulo bradford. ar
riv-s lunalo 500 T. NJ. Parior car 10 Buffalo,
Of 4. M.-VUstibuici Express daily, sxcopt
o.IC sunday. for Port Jervis, Monticello. Lacka.
waXen, Honesdale, and important local points to
corning. Daily 10 Port Jcrvis. Pullman Parior Cars
for Monticello and Corning.
J.nn y. M.-NcstibLle limited. Fast mail daily.
Z:UU solid train for Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake,
ARRIVES Cleveland at 7;iU 4. NJ, Chicago b y. II.
sleepers to Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati Din
ing ear.
% y. VI. buffalo and Cleveland vestibuis ED
I..DO press daily, arrives at Buffalo TOD A. NJ
Bradford 7:l7 A. NJ, Jamestown 200 A. NJ, Cleyo
land i2:3o 4. NJ. C%sIeepfrs 10 Bnfslo aud clevelandl
makiug direct connection for Detroit, Chicago, and
the West. Cafe Library Car.
o. = a.. nI~.--DAILY--Yia Chautauqua Lake and
O.tO Niagara Falls. solid train to Chicago. Sleep
ors TO Ilornelisvlile, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Dining
car.
VTCKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS, AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, ll0. Pal, tOl. and 9b7
Broadway. l.7 BOwcry, i56 East lg5th It. and 81
West l25th ST., Chambers and West 23d 81. ferries.
New York; 1913 aud I2B Fulton ST., 100 Broadws-.
Brooklyn: 200 Hudson ST., HobokeA, and Jersey CITY
station, WestcOtt's Express calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences TO destination.
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GREEKS WOUNDED IN THE WAR.
A Phyuieian Says They Were BADLY Treated ~
Their Own Compatriots.

a FhynIeihh BAs1 Ihoy WeFo FAuIs IFoAteu y
Their Own Compatriots.
WARRINGTON. July 6.-Mr. Spiridion G. Zairt-
ziano, tho American health officer at Constanti-
nople, now in Athens. sends to Surgeon-General
wyman a scathing criticism of the Greek treat
ment of their own wounded. He says tho Greek
Red Cross has not been Of any assistance. the
wounded as well as refugees having suf-
fered from that organization. Tho hospitals at
Larissa and TurnRvo were abandoned to tho
Turks by the Greek physicians. who did not
have the least sentiment of duty or had forgot
cowardice the wounded wero loft without aid.
The sole excuse tho Greeks offered was that
the Turks fired on the Rcd Cross Hospital at
Arta. DIR. Zairtziano declares that not over
5000 Greeks were wounded in tho whole war,
He observed that the German Minister con.
stantly visited the Turkish wounded, but paid
no attention TO the Greeks. The doctor at
tributes much of the Greek distress to the OK
istence OF such a corrupt Government.
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RAilruad6.
PENNSYLVANIA

u RAIIRoAD.
STATIONS foot of West Twenty third street and Des-
hrosses and Cortlandt streets.
streets is Ave minutes later than that given below for
7sss VI. FAST MGfL|Pullman Buffet Parior Car
New York to Pittsnurg. Sleeping Car Pittsburs to
s:ss 1: i: $ $=zSFSfEE E,s$';'' $i$fii fRs e!Gys9sas;
s ssqTss'5n cs4,. s'f Fd2 tSi S.ains c S%ssinf. aeS : Ss.
lass s,n p. ". t laftaH55o Xsb 5s 81. EoEis 81 fi kPHis;
o' Tss T y. h. Ws fls q!Rs!n RspkG Gsls.fS; s. tld rSa.s;
sIso r. N. SOUTHWESTERN ExPREss.-For Gin.
ss s;aHi = M lnai PacPSnc ESP Passs; pt.s.surs and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND TUE YOUTH.
7:59; s:25. g:25, 700 Dining Car. 1882 An; 1898;
500 p. NJ. 1910 night. Sunday, s:a5. e:2b. l0;55
Dining Cars. 4a5 Dining Carr. 4:55 Dining Carr.
s;s5 r: n, 1910 night. $500
so D;In, I'm RAlLwAY'-E1press' 4's' F. NJ 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. e:s5 A. M. and
CHESAPEAKE N oHIo RArLwAY.-4:b5 p. M.
FOR DID POINT COMFORT AND NoRFoLK.-7:So
A, N. week days and 1885 p. NJ. daily.
CITY.-west Twenty third Street Station.
i:6o p. n. week days.
Long %esa Branch I:T"1: an, 1sST Point f1 PIe.s ant'T f9am w ssn d11r9.
ty.thirl Street station, 7:25, s:55. 1888, ll:55 A. NJ.
u2:55 Saturdays only. 1903. e:55. 3:l5. 1903. 400.
$3.50 p. NJ. Sundays. 7:55, e:2h A. NJ. 4:5o +. NJ.
Qrom Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets). $3.50. TAO.
9:l0. 1000 A. NJ 1910 Q:2o Saturdays only. ESQ.
$40. $40. ago. e:lo, 700 p. N. Sundays. S:lh
s:i5 A. NJ, 5:15 i. NJ.
q PHILADELPHIA.
6:l5. T:25, 7:55. 1928, S:55. 9:25 (p:h5 Penna. Linn
ited). 0:5s Dining Car). 1880. ll.b5 A. NJ. I2;55,
l;55: s:5o. 800. 1928; Ago Dining Car&. 4;se
NJ, 1910 night. sundays. e:l5, 1855. s:2o. $500.
9:25. 9:o5 Limited, 1855. 1885 A. M i:bo Dining
Carr, 3:65, 4:2b dining Carr, ABS Dining Carl.
b:oo Dining Carr. TAO, 1855. s:55 P. NJ, la:lU
night.
Ticket offices Nos. 48l. o44. 119o. 1923, III. and
28l Broadway; ] Aston House: West Twcnty-third
at. station. and stations foot OF Desbrosses aud
Cortlandt SITS: I Court ST., $50 Fulton ST., % Broad
way, and Brooklyn Annex station, Brooklyn; sta
ton. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and rcs
licences through to destination.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New York, foot Of Liberty At. daily.
CHICAGO, 200 T. NJ. and l2:lon ght.
P"ITTSBTRG. $3.50 eE, Surhpy ;2;UO Sun, 12: 10 nlGhG
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, 1000 A. s., $500 i.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. =. 1000 Diaing CAIl
1l;JO A. NJ. Dining Car. 2;OO, $50 DINING Carr. 600
Dining Carr, . 7. n, l2:l5 night. sunday. 1000
Dining Car, 1880 A. NJ. Dlnin Car, 200 Dining
Carr. $500 Dining Car. q !. NJ, lS;l5 night.
NORFOLK, 1880 a. NJ. daily.
NEW ORLEANS through Sleeper. 300 p: ". dA1S
All trains src illuminated with Plntsch light
onices; llS. 172, sol. 43I ll4O broadway. 81 EASa
i4th q. l21 Bowery. New Sorki sSS - Fulton -
J. Baggage checked from hotel or rsstdsa0s " dAS1
hAtLons
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ALBANY. July 6.-The State Board of Classincar
ton met to-day and reelected Comptroller Rob
erts President. The prices of articles manufAo
tured in the prisons to be sold to public institu-
lions and tho civil divisions OF the State were re-
casos they had been held above the market.
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2eal Gsfatr Scr gale-Tong aslana,
s ACRES FOR $3.50,


At Pat"hosue and Medro'd l.. L ;.esy tclnis; 81 per
month and w. For particulars call or write to o. l..
Land and Investment Company,
57U.57s Broadway, New York.
7 oTs, PLOTS. ACRES. ut R~IvERHEAD, i'll Peconic
- Park; high. dry, and healthy; good soil; very de.
sirable propcrty; few minutes walk To station;
schools. churches, stores, &C.; guaranteed title; lots
SIX and upw ard; easy payments.
PARK CO.. 1873 Liberty St, room sos.
OUR CENTRAL IsLIP PROPERTY selling fast.
" Positively u special bargain. $50 will buy =
acres hne land near station. So cash required, bal.
ance ei 90 weekly. Rich soil; land level; no rocks; no
swamps. This is worth prompt investigation. Land
will certainly double in value within a short tine.
Write quick, or call. RIsLEY, IL Chanber s st.
SEA CLIFF.Hour out. on north shore of Long
~ Island. with fnc view or the Sound, magnificent
modern residence. built in Moorish architecture by
days work In the most substantial manner; Is rooms;
hard wood and all improvements. with large p!aZzas,
porte oochere. and tower; stables; carriage. cow,
poultry houses. pigeon corral; Japanese summer pa
CODA and conservatory 81 acres OF finest high land.
ton OF country Tor miles. all laid out In landscapes.
walks, drives. fforsers. lawns. shrubs; abundance Of
finest fruits; choice gardens; most complete summer
or winter. home. house furnished and all In perfect
order; will be sold at a %sacrince; well worth immedi-
utc investigation. THoMAspAYNE SO Broadw ay.
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United States Commissioners at PouEhkcepaie.
James l. Williams. who was for eight years
District Attorney of Dutchess county, has been
appointed United States Commissioner ut
PouRhke opsie by Judge Addison Brown of the
United States District Court, to succeed Robert
H. Hunter. whose term expired on Juno 80 and
who did not wish to be reappointed.
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DELAWARE. LAchAwAxNA d wEsrEn

DELAWARE. L~ACKAwANNA a WESTERN
Stations In New York. Toot or barclay and
ChriatOpher sta.
vEsTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARs, PINTSCU Light.
Direct route TO Newark, Bloomfield. MontclAir, the
Oranges. summit. Bernardsville, Baking Ridge, Madi-
son, Morristown, Passaic, Paterson, Boonton. Dover,
Hackettstown. schoolsy's Mountain. Washington,
PIN psburg, Easton. Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Pocono
Mountain, Scranton. PIttstOn, Wilkesbarre, Nanti.
coke, Danville, Northumberland, MOntrose, Bingham
Springs. Cortland, syracuse. oswego, Ithaca. owcgo.
Elm!ra, Corniug. Bath, Dansyille. Bun slo. and all
points West, Northwe't, aud Southwest.
500 n. M.-Bipghamton NAL. stops at principal
stations.
1000 A. M.-(Cafo corl-Runalo. Scranton. Blng-
hamton. OwegJ, Ithaca, Elmira, Syracuse, and Os-
weRo Express, i'niiman buffet parlor cars. Con.
Meeting. at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
kichiield Springs.
HOO T.. NJ. scranton. Binghamton. and Elmira Ell.
press. Pullman tuilet parlor cars.
400 y. NJ. Scranton. WIsCsbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman BUFFET parlOr cars.
ZOO r. VI. -CDaily)-Chicag Vrstihule Limited Elk.
lress for Scranton, Binghanton, Elmirn, buffalo,
Pullman bunet sleeping car. New York TO Chicago.
Dining car west OF Nufnlo,
$40 II. M.-DRily) -Hufalo Express. Pullman
sleepers for scranton, BinghamtOn, Elmlra, Bath,
Mt. Morris. and Bufralo. arriving But alO 8 A. NJ.
oioO =. ..(Daily y, Buffalo. Scranton. bingham-
ton. Owego. Ithaca, Elmira. Syracuse. and Oswego
Express, Pullman buffet BleepCrs, Sleepers New
York TO Richfeld Springs.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
age Broadway and O42 broadway. Tickets 1t Ferry
stations. IL 4th ay, cor. 18th ST. OIL West l2bth ST.,
gas Columbus Ry., New York 3SS and 123 Fulton St
and lOB broadway. Brooklyn, Time tables giving full
Information at all stations.
Westcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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Dwelling gsOusss to gst-gSaatry.

AToRwALK, CoEN.-To Nov. ], high. slightly. p
N acrei handy 70 trolley 20 ROTOR Point and depotsi
grapes; hot and cold water; bath; four sleeping
rooms and hall rooms furnLhed or unfuIniahed;
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ALBANY Evening Line,

Steamers aud DEAL RICHMOND
leave old Pier Al. n. r., foot Canal St, at o r. N.
daily Sundays excepted, connecting with trains for
Saratoga. Lake George, Adirondack, Sharon springs,
Richfeld Springs. Thousand Islands, Niagara Fails,
and the West. Saturday night steamer connects with
sunday morning train for Saratoga, North Greek,
CALDWELL, and ste amer on Lake George.
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9~uruished ssOusss to gst---G Country

EoR RENT IRON NOW TILL FIRST " ~oCToBER.-
II A completely furnished cottage. six rooms; highest
point on Pooono Mountain; four hours ride from New
York. A bargain. For information write TO
(. ], HILLIPS TobyhAAnA, Pa
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MAINE co.

OCEAN TRIPS.
Only direct line for Cottage City. Mass and Port
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