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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
G.. Old. IsELIN,S AssESsM ENTS.
Higher. He says, than Those OF His BROTHER
tie Pays Personal Taxes Here.

TIC Tuyh btEnouhi taAC9 AhtEV-
New ROCHELLE. y. V. Aug. 26.-Columbus
O'Donnell lselin and his lawyer. II. u. Lent. ap-
pcared before the Assessors this morning and
protested against the assessments on Mr.. 1se-
Inns real estate. Mr.. Isclin recently purchased
four acres o. land adjoining his residence on
Davenport's Neck. He says he paid $4,000 for
the property, and 1t is assessed at $4,000. He
also interposed objections against the assess
ments on his Sycamore Park property. Most of
the lots in the park are assessed at 1878. while
his are rated higher. Mr.. lsclin said he was
willing to allow these figures TO remain without
protest provided the Assessors would reduce all
the lots owned by poorer people TO a maximum
OF $3.50. The Assessors said that they would
consider the matter.
Mr.. Iselin said that he would sell all the lots
he had in the park in bulk at $3.50 each and
that his Dnvenport's Neck property was rated
much higher that tina; of his brother Adrian
and Mr.. Howard ~. Potter. his immediate
neighbora-
Lawyer Lent protested against Mr.. Iselin's en-.
tire personal assessment OF 100000. tie said
that the assessment WAS levied and taxes paid
in New York and Mr.. lselin. would not pay it
again in New Rochelle. Mr.. Lent admitted that
his client voIed in New Rochelle but claimed
that he could change his residence rs often IA
he pleased. lilo lived in New York for seven
months in the year and the remainder OF the
timo In New Rochelle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
SALOON KEEP ER'S $40 HI LOST.
Ex-Judge Brownies SON and His WHO Ar
reatea for As.aultinG Him.

renteo Tor AnaAulttnH Him.
Edward Browne Of Sl3 West Twenty.third
street, a son OF ex-Judge Edward Browne, who
10 John c. Sheehan's law partner. and his wife.
Lizzie Browne. were arraigned in jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday for felonious as
sault on John Brannigan, q hotel keeper at 272
Seventh avenue, on Wednesday night.
1t appears from the statement OF Policeman
Egbert, who made the arrest and who received
his information from the injured man. that
Browne and his wife went into Brannigan's
place at about midnight and had a number OF
drinks. for which Browne refused TO pay. When
Brannigan tried to put them out Browne struck
him on tho head with a glass and Mrs. Browne
threw u glass at him. which also struck him on
the head.
The shrieks OF the woman attracted the police
man, who arrested the rownc When Bran
nigan's injuries were examined ii WAS found
that a piece OF glass had cut through the eye
ball. destroying the sight. He WAS taken to the
New York Eye and Ear Intirmary. where he is
said to be in a dangerous condition..
Browne admitted the assault. which, he said,
was made In self-defence. His wife. he said.
had nothing to do with it. Magistrate Simms
hold both in 81 800 bail for examination to-mor.
row. Later in the day Ex-Alderman William
Walker furnished bonds for Browne. but no
bondsman appeared Tor his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Preferential Customs Rates In Canada.

OTTAWA, Aug. 26.-At a meeting of the Do
minion Cabinet yesterday the matter OF extend
ing tho benehts OF the reciprocal clause OF the
Canadian tariff to tho other countries entitled
thereto under the recent decision OF the i'm.
perial law oihcers of the crown was put through.
Up TO the presentonly Great Britain, New South
Wales. Germany, and Belgium have been by
Official proclamation entitled 10 the entry Of
their goods in Canad . ut the reciprocal rate OF
one. eighth reduction of duty. As il became
necessary 10 proclaim the extension OF the tariff
reduction to the other countries having "fa.
vored nation" treaties with Great Britain, an
tension OF the benefits OF tho reciprocal clause
TO the following countries: Argentine Republic,
~, Muscat. Norway and Sweden. Russia, San
Salvador, and Spain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27

Fair weather prevailed in all parts of tho country
yesterday. The drought In the central States con.
tiuues: the only rain reported during the previous
twenty. four hours being In the Middle Atlantic States.
q few showers in North DlkotA, Montana, and on tho
coast OF Florida. Decidedly cooler weather appeared
over the West an Northwest, the fall in temperature
In Wyoming. Montana, the pakotas. and In British
territory north of these States ranging from ten to
twenty-eight degrees. and being within four degr es
of freezing At Calgary. The cold wave Is moving
tow ard the central States.
In this city the day was fair; highest Official tenn.
perature TO-, lowest 65'; average humidity rs per
cent; wind shifted from east to west. average veloc.
iy 10 miles an hour; barometer corrected to read to
sea level, at 3 A. N. 3O.Ol. 8 r. NJ, 1901.
The Thermometer at tho United States westher Blu.
renu repiatered the temperature Yesterday as foIlown,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
FOR ToR1URTSG MS WIFE.
A LonE Sentence Tor sylvester r. HARDY, 9
brutal Negro.

Sylvester 9. Hardy, a negro laborer, 2s years
old. was put on trial before Judge Fitzg erald in
General Sessions yesterday for n murdt rous as
sault ON his wife, Mary. The couple qua rrelled
on July 8 at their home. 1901 Park avenue, and
Hardy, after locking the door so that his wife
could not escape, climbed out on the fire escape
with a revolver and fired at her repeatedly as
she ran screaming around the room. After he
had emptied the weapon without killing her he
climbed back into the room and hacked the
woman with a razor. She recovered after being
many days In the hospital.
Harry put in a plea OF not guilty. but when
his wife took the stand 10 testify his counsel
withdrew IA juror aud changed the plea TO a plea
OF guilty. to assault in tho first degree. Hardy
expected that this would mitigate his punish.
ment: he was mistaken. Judge Fitzgerald told
him that the assault was so atrocious in char.
acter TINT II was impossible TO show him any
mercy and sentence him to state Prison for
nine years and nvc months.
The requirement OF the law that sentence shall
be p ,ssed so tn u the prisoner shall not be re-
leased in the winter months precluded the i'm
posing Of the full penalty Of ten years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
4 M1sER ROBBED OF HIS HOARD.
Burglars Take 81. 9sS and q SAVINGS Bank
HOOK from a saratoEa County Reciuae.

hook from q sAFatoEn county Reciuae.
TROY. n. V, Aug. 26.-Patrick Horohoe, a re-
cluse. who has the reputation OF being a miser
and who lives on the Clifton Park road, about a
mile and a half from Crescent, Saratoga county.
was robbed OF 81 66s BY two burglars at 2 o'clock
this morning. At that hour Horohoe was awak.
ened by two men, who stood by his bedside with
drawn revolvers.
want your money. old man." said ono Of
the burglars. IAN l have is 81: It. Is in my vest,"
replied Horohoe. You lie." cried tho man,
hercely.
While one of the burglars stood guard over
the quakinR man the other searched tho house.
Nothing was found but tn 81, until Horohoo
made a quick movement with his hand toward
was pressed against his temple.
give up was the stern m
Horohoe tremblingly put his hand under his
shir, AMI drew out n package containing ri, 1854,
This and a bank book issued by the Cohoes say
inRs Institution the robbers took. Some time
after the men had gone Horohoe reported the
robbery TO the police, Horohoe says one OF the
men was tall and the other short and very
stout. The tall man wore a handkerchief over
his loft eye. The police believe that the rob.
berry WIS committed by %novices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
CIUG ut 4 BRUTAL ITALIAE.
"F' harrison Pursned Him on y bicycle. aud
Held Him TIN n Policeman Game.

L~AMBERTvIILE. y. j., Aug. 26.--Dr. Frank w.
Larrison' a member OF the City Council, heard a
enid scream at a part OF Brunswick avenue
sho"n as the Hook last evening. and saw an
i~i.aN dragging a little girl across the street by
her halr' The Italian pounded the child with
us h't' striking hor several times In tho face.
approaching n house, the man showed the girl
through the door and threw u brick at her. DR..
LaTrison shouted 10 the man to stop beating the
T n.n "uu lheh RODE on his bicycle after Chief OF
Inc man Anl gone. A "'use
r. harrison pursued .he man on his bIcycle
inn 'anght MIN on the towpath. DIR. LarrIson
Ie.u nm mn Morse arrived. lie was taken To-
~ ~ aty al, and locke up. He said he was
anerly. To-day the authorities ier rned hal lie
v SnH4 hHd ooen beaten about the body and head
m ~ a!inost IN, onscious and then huns up by
u heeIs or thumbs and left an hour.or two on
SeEerai occasioLs. Further Investigation viii
~"uo ana Priatico wall DO rearrssted. "
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STRUCK HER IN sELF-DEFENCE.

DonoVan's Wire Rined His Pockets-Bachelor
Magistrate sends Him to the WorLheuse.
Philip Donovan of 31s Monroe street was ar
raigned In the Essex Market Court yesterday
for assaulting his wife. She showed a pair OF
black eyes as evidence against him.
Are you guilty, Donovanf' asked Magistrate
Kudlich.
II am" said Donovan. but I did 1t In self
defence"
How was that r. asked tho Magistrate
81 found her going through my pockets
do you call that self-defence y asked the
"Sure / do. What would you do under tho
circumstancesT
~ wouldn't strike my wife," replied tho
Magistrate.
Magistrate Kudlich 10 a bachelor. He com.
mitted Donovan to the workhouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
mUD>oN RIVER ny nA,LuGur.

..NEW NOUk" and '.ALDANY..
Finest aud fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily * cpl Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton 81. a y AnneA)...S A. u.
" New York. De>hrOss 3 81. firr.....s:+o
West 22t 81. PIERCE
For AlBANG LANDING at YOnKers. West Point, Now.
burg. Poughkeepsic. Kingston Point, Cat,kil. and
HUd-un.
Direct connection on the Kingston Point dock with
L. ami u. trains for CRiskill Mountain points and for
Lsk"s Mohonk and ~a,ka. At Catskill with
the Catsklll Mount lin anu OTIS Fl. hallway for Cairo
and noun ain resorts.
RnilrOad connect ,ons at NewhurS, POughkeepsie,
Hudson. and Albany I r points NOrth, East. and West.
Specia SIrat ga trains.
Through tickets sold at Dssbrosses st pier. West
ped ST. pier. New York Transfer, aud other principal
ticket OFFICES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
To Protect BrooLIyn's Water supply from Pol
luton.

ALBANY, Aug. 26.-Dr. Willis g.. Tucker. tho
chemist OF the State Board Of Health, has been
directed by the board to investigate alleged pol
lutions of the water furnished TO the residents
OF the city OF Brooklyn. Two years ago the
board adopted rules and regulations to protect
the Brook .yn Departments OF Hca, tn and Public
Works complained to the state Bolrd OF Health
that these regulations were being violated by
residents along he cily's Queens county water
shed, and that various sources OF pollution ex-
listed. DR.. Tucker OF his assistant will make a
personal inspection OF the watershed embraced
in Brooklyn's Queens county water supply.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
WASHINGTON FORECAST ToR FRIDAY.

WILMINGTON TUHEUAbr TOh TKlDAI'
For Hew England and sastern SsW York. fair ;
rarmsr s~outherly ,cinds.
For the Distrtct OF Columbia. eastern PennsylvAniA.
New jersey, Delaware Maryland. and Virginia. gen.
orally fair; warmer; variable winds, becoming south.
erly.
For western Now York and western Pennsylvania.
fair; warmer, fresh southeasterly to ~southerly winds,
incrsaalnY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27

LYONS. y. Y. Aug. 26.-Clemcnt r Sherwood
has disposed Of the Lyons Republican to Charles
II. Belts of Butler. The paper will urge Scna-
tor Raines for Congress and ~.Assenblyman Hor-
ton to succeed Senator Raines. Editor Sher-
wood. with William G. David. owner OF the
Rochester lie order. a Sunday paper, has pur-
chased a controlling interest in the Ro,h s,er
Mornin Hcrdid. and will assume charge on
Sept. l, with Sherwood as managing editor and
David rs bushes. manager. The Her0ld will
gradually become an independent paper instead
of q frec.silver BRYAN sheet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
fur SAle.

bicycle BUSINESS for sale cheap; - wheels on
ID siorag'. with an incre asing repairing business;
good iocation. 55 East Nth 81.
ENTIRE STOCK y FIXTURES OF rrtail MILL.
IL n ry store ou 9th av. near 18th It. Apply
wOIsTHlNGToN SMITH & CO.. ~ East eth at.
TO SALE-Onr heavy duty regular pattern Smith
L 4 Nailc. l2N1xl2. duplex st am pump. capacity
$50 gallons per minute aGa,n>t i25 pounds pressure,
In perfect order. ready tor delivery.
y. y. HEAT. LIGHT & FOWEk 20. AZ Gold OF.
ToC FIXTURES, y LfAsE for sale Of q first.
- class dry goods store in Providence: store occupies
three 4 iors. Apply at 254 Westminster ST., Provi.
dsnce. RI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Mentral.

-
OLD DR.. GRINDLE. GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
or HE CITY OF NEW YORK, MEDICAL d. PART.
MINT; No years q specialist in IN dis rs $ Of men.
Under OLD DR.. GklSpl.E'S scientific treatment
blood and skin diseases. pains In bones. red spots,
soie throat and mouth. ulcers. painful sweilingr, kid.
ney and bladder COMPLAINTS, scalding Inflammation,
gravel, undeveloped ORGANS, wax back. lost vitality,
are speedily. thoroughly and permanently cur d.
Men about 10 marry should consult OLD DIR. GRIN.
DIE, Every lmpriim mt r moved. sufferers, go not
waste time visiting less skiIful physicians. Remembcr.
OLD DIR, GRISDl.E never fails. OFFICE OVER rs
YEARS at III West l2th st, between 81 a ID eth
avs. Advice free. Mcdicn" 81. Hours, y to 8; sun.
days. 9 to3. No charge unless cured.
Old DR. GREY. 50 years u sprciaIist In dis
easrs OF men only. Quicke { permanent cure guar
anteed Ia all diseases or money refunded. Blood poi
son. skin diseases. kidney or blad Ter trouble. weak.
ness, nervous debility, errors OF youth, bad dreams.
weak. undeveloped organs. impcd lmt nts to marriage.
&C. be wise, consult the only old specialist In this
city. ONCE over 80 years at l2O East 9Th St, near
Union square. Hours. v to q: SUNDAYS. Q to 8. Sclen.
title treatment aud advice FREQ. Med cine only soc.
A.-A.-A.-oUICK EST PERMANENT CURE
In diseases of mru: dan serOus cases solicited; relief at
once; those desiring only trstclass scientific treat.
M M shotii call. Tn leading specialist. Dr. Eonschur.
1877 West 22d St; - to 3. = to y. Sundays. 10 to /.
A DIR, CONRAD'S S~ANlrARluM. III West i7th
"a. 81 formerly Sith st.. Telephone s04 3sth st.
Computation - to9,
A -A.-DH. BLISS. IN West Nth 1T. near Broad.
N. way. Sanitarium trained nurses, &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
JACOB RASSSER HELD.
An Investigation OF His Partner. who HAD
Him Arrested. Ordered.

Jacob Rassner, a jeweller, of 552 Grand street,
Williamsburg. whose former partner, Louis
Pasner. had him arrested In this city on Wedncs.
day afternoon for stealing $500 worth OF jew
elry ( ON a safe in the Grand street store, was
arraigned yesterday In the Even Street Police
Court. lie was represented by Il lawyer, who
said that Pasners HCtlOn was outrageous.
Tho Justice held ltassncr in $1,000 bail and
said that II Pasner had perjured himself he
who arrested Rassner, 10 make a thorough in.
vestigation, and also TO lay the facts before Dis
trict Attorney Backus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Ratlroads.
Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West esd st. penn. h. r.. Cortlandt
'~Iud!cates time from West 28d st. Other figures
show time from Cor sndt or Desbro':es st,
:s,s": s'ls !. n tally for wI~LhEsbARRE
ITHACA, GENEVA, KoIhE,TLK, BuFFALo; SiAG:
ARA FALLS. and the We I and principal local points;
.loiso. 1880 a; NJ. sundays only. for BOUND
S!H o.a sni I ,S'st" 4. 4, a s'li,on s,oep, Sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK ana intermediate points.
aRIACK D T?lI EpXSPREssss."
Arrives Buffalo $50 p. NJ. pullm n vestibule Day
S S1S ssI,s and a psni9I c a, aua n,n,I w, Gar fs segY,fe ,,. meals
to Detroit and cn,c1so ,,,r , sun, %.
MAH"H thr!t AND 'n.srmsils,s points. sun n.s LOT
.ia,Sa, h!In T n: SUNDAYS only. for EASToN.
wi iLiK;has; stt% Fir \ ds'y %sc St&Sf' S"a and pr saF
in col regions; chair ear for wiikesbarr
i iLkfspt tsiG r y fS!iy' sc etsfgI SSan %ni prior for
cipal intermediate stations. Connrct, for all points
In coal r"sionsi Pullman Buret Parlor Car for
't,sn. S,is p. NJ. daily for EAsToN and Inter
.H,Ss. a,Io j. M. daily. except SUNDAY. Express
for SLATlSGToN and prime pa, Intermediate stations.
Connects for Reading and Harrisburg Chair car to
-a.ss. 100 p. NJ. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
Iulr tram \. Y, to Chicago. sleepets TO Buralo and
sn!y a 5 PLAISTi}kIb. EasToS;, BETiAfhLE''
HEN; MAuClt CHUNK, L a; JuNClioS; SAikE.
GENEVA, ROCrESTLR, Batavia, and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None hut Slerp.n g car
PASSENGERS carried. 40 baggage CARR Il.
'si55, 300 = 81. ia ly or ITHACA, GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,. bUFFALo NIAGARA FALLS. nd all
points West. Pullman %sleepers to Wilkesl arc and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday, for
. Nd BROOK AMI iniermeliat" point'. leave as FOL
lows; 500: ',uu A. NJ, 'l;o5. 2i3". 'S;53, 4:2O. and
'5:aa. $3.50 r. VI.
Tickets and Pullman accom- dations at ll3. 28l
e73. a5b, VA, and l32S Bro ,dway. ~ T.. 18th St. ljC
y. l1hth ST.. Ia Bowcry, y; -; $40 Fulton ST.. 4
Court - ~ r. ~ nv. and IlrDOklyn Ann, 4 RrDDklkD
n, y. Transfer Go. viii cal for and @ eek bug gage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Business Chances.

A GENTS FURNISHING and clothing store located
n In one OF the most ]prominrn. towns on Long Island
old estahlished. ee ,antly equipped; price, $500:
stock Will Inventory about tn" same; everything Iona
hde; striCtest Investigation allow, d; full particulars.
MCDONALD 4 WlHGlSS. 40 nassau 81.
DRlSllNG. every description done on the premises;
l. 10000 circulars. 81; cards or billheads, 4Oc. per
1000 up: other work equally low special orurrs at q
few hours notice: satisfaction given; trial solicited.
Edgar Printing and Stationery CO., 80 West 9pth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Cour, calendars This Day.

Appellate Division supreme C~out-Recess.
Supreme Court-sIetIal Ternl-Part L-MOtion cal.
endar called at 1880 A, NJ Part H-Ex.p Arte mat
tiers.
surroRSte's Court-ChRmbers-Eo day calendar
For prObGte-Wills OF Ann PidReon. William j Ran
dali. William s. DAVIS, Villa. L. Thompson, Charles
II. Grimm at 1880 A. ".
City C~ourt-Special Term-Motions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Assistant, Postmaster Ga,Ier'a Will.

The will OF James Gayler. Assistant Postmas-
tor. who died at IidgowoOd. y. j., last June. was
filed yesterday. 1t was executed on Nov. 5.
1885. and appoints his widow executrix. He
leaves her all his estate. consisting In part OF
life insurance. He requests his widow to give
some memento to his brother. his sisters, and to
n niece
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Rem, Estate Auction salss.

At tho Broadway SRiesroom yesterday L. ]. Phillipa
4 Co. sold Nos. 90 and "a Mangin street, one and two
story frame buildings. luml,rr ysrd, plot Ioxloo. In
partition, to Henry Steers, Tor Hlo.OUO.
William Kennedy sold No. $50 East Forty-ninth
street, near First avenue. nve-story brick tenement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
New Member. OF the stock Exchange.

The following new members were elected to
the New York Stock Exchange yesterday:
Frederick p. Kimhall. at the office OF F. p. Free.
man & Co: John q. Bacon. al the Office Of John
4. D avis * Co; Edwin II. Mairs OF Thompson
& Mairs. and William +. U. Bcebe. at the office
OF Cuyler. Morgan K Ca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Pennsylvania
y RA1ERoAD.


STATIONS 10 ,"I w,st w,n.y.i"lf.. st.e-t aud Des-
The leaving ttne from DcsbrbSs"> and Cortlandu
streets i, fve minutes later than that given below for
7 7sss \. u. > fEs4 S' Mnii,-ru,rmaa pune, p.rlor
Car New York 10 P%.ttsburg. Stce ping Car Pittsburg
s.sS !. u. FfAAss!xssi4iLIvASii ii''LL IMiFHp|Pnlimss
s cG%RI5'%cS can s's For Sh' D'a;ss' c S@1i'Hf' i@d
s.ss g. At. eaI5xHS < Io s4 : loti +. E a2@i'f
si nSs f =. ". w SY!s fipS,H ENrR GsssaEE: SC cle EeHas
7s GHn' =: N. FG so nSIiiS; fsTiIs ;f ExPKEEss.-ro Gin
.s s,nnr,i; H. ind, PaHpFIc {: Fx;P asF.s pls,.ours and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo eE-
WssHiNcToX AVID rHE snUTH.
rs * ta'ls "tonsressionai Lin" ali Paricr and
Dining Cars, ago DINING carj. f:33 Dining CArl:
IN. ? Xix, Xii '?: con n!Sns; sanf LIZ. S; ali S biaI; sU and
Dining Cars. tl:sai Dining Carr. +:5o (Dining Carr.
sorTiERS RAiLwAY.-Express, 4:25 P. NJ. 1910
ATINSTIc COAST LNE.-E.press. s:e5 A. N. and
cH~F$ApEAKE y OHIO RA1LwAY.-4:95 P. NJ.
rGS OLD POINT COMFORT and ~SoRFoLK,-7:o'
ATLANTIC ClTT.-w"stT wenty.third Street Station.
1:"5 !. NJ. and nc-brosses and Cortiandt Streets
CAFE MAY.Iw.,t twenty; third stree, Station. 1855
TnToush rarIor Car, and i:25 p: n: week dHy1 o;
Long Branch, Asbury Pars dntcrlaksn sundays,.
third street station. 1:2i. s:5i. 800, 1889 An.
I2:I5 Saturdays only. 1855. %:FI. 3:l5. 3 So. i:5a,
6:h5 i. NJ Sund iys. .:55. U:@iA. NJ. 500 Pm. from
peshrns,es and Cortlandt streets $50, 40, %:i0.
1000 AN. l@:lo tl:2o Saturday. "uiyl, 2.3o. $40.
8:40, SEQ, $40. 200 p. ". SUNDAYS. SID. H:i5 A
NJ, b:l5 y. NJ.
FOR PllLA
6:l5. res, 1853. S:25. SOS. p:25 ,r:1H Penn, Linz
itedt. 1855 Dining car. 1888. 1883 A. NJ. 1888.
1875. 2:55. 800. +:25. I:"j. Dining carr. 800 Din
ing car, 5;55. Dining Car. 1tiu. ';Ah. 500 /. NJ
1910 night. sundays. G:lj. 1888. N:2A. 500. ":23.
900 Il. mited). @;a5. 1889. \ II 30 Dining carr.
| $3.50. I:.5 dining Car t.H5 ID Ming Car. 5:55
Dining Carr. 7:4O. 7;55. sos +. NJ. 1910 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 46l, ga. 1870. 1898. III, aud G6l
Broadway: | Aston House; West Twenty. third
street $ stion; aud stations foot OF Desnr"sses and
Cortlandt Streets =; ! Court Street, $40 Fulton >treet.
Us Broadway, and brooklyn Annex station. Brook.
lyn: Station, Jersey city. The New York Transfer
Company will .aii for and check baggage from
hotel, and residences through to destination.
J. b. H~CTCHlS>ON. j. X. WOOD,
General MAnger. General Pdssr Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
ROTTERDAM,
WHITE STAR LINE,
NORWICH LINE

For New London. witch MA. Block Island. and East.
crn Resorts, also Worcester nni North OF Huston aud
East. Steamer city Of Lowell OF city " Worcester
leaves Pier 40 tOld SoD ~. H., next DeshrOssrs at
week DAYS only. mt u =. NJ, b%rclrstra on each, Rates
TO BLOCK lSl.ASD reduced. Connections made Week