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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-07-15

The wheat crop in Barton county is
exceptionally good this year. There
are thousands of acres with the straw
standing five feet high, not including
the heads which are SIX inches longer.
Norton Champion.
If this item had not referred to the
Barton county wheat we would have
thought Bre. Conway was a. pretty
good liar himself.
A harvester named NJ E. Snyder
came into HoisingtOn Thursday and
filled up on beer. He did not create
any trouble until be took a notion 10
go to sleep on the railroad track; then
a switch engine hunted car down the
track, and as Snyder had hand lying
on one of the rails couple of fingers
we're .aniputated IN short order
The DFNOCRAT wit All the Cnnnfy
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-07-15

Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say advertised Will. STOKE, P NJ.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-07-15
A harvester named

The DEMOCRAT, with al the county
news. for 81 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
pnblle No!l1es.
NORPORATION PROPERTY FOR RENT.

" PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE cry OF NEW YORK VIII
offer for monthly rent highest bidders will
oeive prOpo lis at Room Is. stewart Building.
No 2~O broadway Thursday. July 10. 1897, a l2
o'clock noon the pieces parcels Of zeal be
longing 10 the Mayor. Aldermen and Co.nmonay q The
city New York. situated
stanton streets.
On both side Of wilieu street. Stanton and
on West side 81 Sheriff street between Stanton and
Houston streets
On North side ., stanton street between sherin and PIT
On South side Of Houston from sheriff to Pit,
NOW KNOWN AS THE HOUSTON STREET PARK.
Also.
On South side NJ Hester street between guMolk ard
Essex
On North SIDE Of Division street between Suffolk and
On East side Of Essex between Hester ard NJ
On Cae and Yves, sides Of Norfolk street between Hes
ter nj ison 81
On Wes. ada az suffolk street between Hester and pi
streets.
On south sac = Division street between Canal and ef
sfecfs
North side OF anal street. betwcen East Broadway
on North side East Broadway. between Canal and
jefferson streets
On WI side Jefferson suee between East broadway
an. Division street,
NOW KNOWN as DIVISION STREET PARK
The Comptroller The right any il or
For further particulars IN regard the property IN
ouire 4. n Ccmp;3 oilers Once.
ASERrL p FITCH. Comptroller
Comptroller Office. july =. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
nrILnING PLANS FILED.

New tuiliirEs. branch office.
Washington ave. corner f1ith- Fl. for n two
story and attic frnme dwelling. "2X55 Charles
y Thornton. prcms%s owner. Picker
son. Of H-ave and 10th st. architect. .........
Wash.ngi nave. rorner iW'N-rf. for TWO
fve-sfo;y hTick flats 2t."xSl nll 2ixsD: Carl
M2r0iZli. % No los East l2Ufh-si, owner;
Edward Rnudussfn. 81 No Gi3 Fast ijJih
o..
Alterations. main Office:
Pearl-st corner Park-st. = two story
and attic brick ami stone DWELLING with store
l. CUNNINGHAM. ~ No - Vest lsth-s,. owner
Louis + Heircckr ~ No ~ Howeiy. architect
ggth-si ?. $50 n ~ Amsterdam ave. 10 "a
three-story frame .ycoiiT an clubhouse Build
ing 20 be moved u iloulefarl. =. - n II
IfCth-si. and rer,odsi,td into an ofi.e nni
store building Metropolitan improvement Co.
owner. Joseph Line Of No ls5 West lO4th-s,
lessee: Alexander Fowler. OF No sos East i3ath-
st. architect. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
LITTLE BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS
OR IN THE AUCTION ROOM.

L. u
OR IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
With only Offering schedule for sale yester-
day at the Broadway Salesroom, ana Win htte
doing In the brokers' Offices the record Of the day
real estate transactions can be told briefly
Mande baum * Levine have sold. through ku-
land & Whiting to Francis l.. Glover, tho bus-
property at No. % John-st. 2o6xN Feet AT
$500 and have taken In Part payment No. LiV-
ngston Place, at $1,000
Thomas Cahill has sold No 1856 Convent-ave. an
unfinished three-story light stone-front private
dwelling. TO investor.
IN THE AUCTION ROOM
The following was the result OF the sac at No. III
Broadway yesterday:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: No. $50 East Seventy
second-st. First-ave., threestory stone-front
dwelling. lot 16.sxi022. amount due. slo6sl; fore
closure sale; Jennie Blum and another. as execu-
tors. against Clarence and Samuel Davis ct al;
referee, John II. Rogan; attorneys. Waach a.
Cook; to the plaintiff. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
r. J. RADCLIFFE ARR4IGNED.

F. j. Radcliffe. the actor. who is charged with
having assaulted his wife. who is daughter OF
Peter De Lacy. in the Court OF General Ses-
sons Yesterday to plead 10 the charge OF assault in
the second degree
Ratclf1e was arrested in Chicago for the assault
on his wife and brought to this city. The case was
adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
RECORDED MoRTGAGEs.


Drevfus Julius. and wife 70 the Raron 10 Vlrsch
Fund. Nos - ana "a and oi 'th-at' . years. 3
Daiy agnes r. = Eug ne N Jerome and another.
trustees for Addscn Jerome etc. No 6'6 Vest
DAY agnes T. 10 Francis VI Iencks 3 Wet
End ave Pas II Of a3d-st. 2 y=ars....,......
Drkey Henry g. and aife 70 james Malcolm.
trustee 4 Harriet + REYNOLDS. M 80 We;
Edwards. HAITI. $ to william zleGier No lo5
Wes, 72esi i-' year pao,, r..,-, M goa
Kir,on Joseph {. 70 Herman wa,jen, llsi-
Larsen. Pauline, to Petty, sculard Walker
Realty Comply. corner i$it.-st AMI n.9wl
strong trustee. etc. so % Greenwich-.', 5
Macs. cIa.a. t. Louis 5,don. 81 ., University
Place. leaFoho'd To"urra notes .............-..
Muhlker. Arthur q. ara Robert l. Askov and vile
= ,rri, st~nharir. : u3h-s'. 100 Z, Of
ps nlhaVe = year ., ,h-.,o
pirle. Aievander and wife 10 the Em'grsnt In
dus,rial savings BANK. 8 52d-si. 100 It ot
pIric tierander. ard wife to the Fmisran, in
dustrial savings Bank. '2l-st. 1900 Il W
schropp. charles F. and wife 20 Emrn, Gutman
ct al. executors etc. ~ MAYER Guiman No
schr"np @haries = and wife to Morris iicvman'
No l.i%l Ams'srdom,svs ye9Ie ,;.......;:.
22S Madison-st ! veer.........................
Tyscn. Robert F and wife % cathnrine \ casa
nova No ir3 icXnRicn-ave. years. .........
Tmke Maria 4 " 10 George Gerlach. NJ 216
West Isth-st. demand ......-. ...............
Woi'z Feriirard : ~ William 6 Patton. NJ, ?a3
Frontst and No l53 ho's'y'.si ! year......
White. Alfred /. and vi" 20 Franklin Savings
Walsh John II. ard wife 10 Arthur Gorsoh. lots
81 and 25o. map II ciTaw estate. near Van Nest
station. wears ........ .-........
Young. Jacob NJ. and wife 10 charles n Mersereau
Mohegan-ave 100 z ~ WOODBURY. ave or
Yong jacob NJ and wife 10 Helen Allcot.
same property. years ........................
Ze,Aea Katherine q. To Iouisn a Barnard and 4
Florence 2ercaa. No 81 West is'h-st year..
Zischi.frich Princes Y. ami Elizabeth por-agen
20 Charles rrockman. LOT 15G map OF Wash
ingtonyille Fast Chester. years...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
FURNISHED Gonses 60 Ce,-Connirp

wv -
VNO RENT FOR AUGUST.-At,ractive furnished cottage
L rooms electric light
eevation feet: housekeeping; excellent table board
at Mountain Park Inn 90 yards dstalD al 500 peg
week Of cottage. 5000 for tie month. Address
Co" Mountain Park Inn Plsinheld. " j.
ITO RENT.-Furnished Noroion. Conn. near
i the water: TENT for July. August and September
terms Address f. ". s.. T. o. Box 2'i7 New
York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

For Boys and Young Men-City.
TERKELEY SCHOOL
ID 20 WEST 44TH STREET.
Autumn half. 18th year. begins Monday Sept. 27th
Early application viii be necessary admission to
most o. the classes.
Particular attention IL called the arrangement
and facilities for the Junior Dept. sees TO II.
For register for 17n year. and application blanks ad-
dress J. CLARK READ. Registrar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

Al the time approaches when II VIII De na'ura'
for gold to now from Europe 10 the tnited states
there are indications that the principal foreign CEN
tres are using the utmost efforts to protect ana aug
ment their gold holdings. Russia ana Austria are
buyers OF gold a, all opportunities. and London IS
seeking to sh.f, the demand to the United States
This shows that when the time comes Tor the uni'ea
States 10 take gold from Europe every effort VIII
be made TO minimize the outflow. The Bank Of
England upon which the demand vii chiefly raj.
will 40 doubt advance it's rate for gold rapidly In
the early fall This may no; improbaby result In
the png up of exchange in boards once more. as
was the case last winter. However. this process
cannot 20 on indefinitely. There be little doubt
that gold shipments from New-York are over. This
country is no; IN debt 10 Europe Oh current account
10 any large extent in spite OF the sugar. wooden
tariff. Before .ong cotton bills for future delivery
should be seen IN the market and the supply OF
Gays. Seldom have prospects been more favorable
10 large expor, moNemen, OF produce than they
are this year All the exchanges of the European
Continent continue 10 move against London. Al
Paris sterling Is heavy at about the gold point al
though Paras is no, drawing any god direct from
England The bank is gaining gold chiefly from
Bar gold continues offer In the open market in
Paris a, onc-half per pile premium. AT Berlin
and is heavy at ruling rates Here also the bank
has made is gain Of specie from circulation In the
q shade, but sterling keeps at the gold point or
s pnd wss ns e. god Is benE @
low the gold point, and god is flowing in Russia
seems able to take gooo deal of sold Yet ard is
probably realizing on its bills Of exchange held by
sne bank and the lmperial Treasury: A Rome the
iances for coupon payments have been made. There
a margin at present for silver shipments to india
| per cent below par. The gold premium at Yoko-
Aama Is now about per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

1, could not be found yesterday that there was
any truth in a published story that j. Perpont
Morgan had a scheme for equipping with electricity
the New-York Central Erie. Reading, Lehigh VAL
lev and other roads in which he is interested There
appeared also 10 be no truth in another puDilsneu
story that Mr.. Morgan had plan Tor consolidating
the streetcar systems of the larger cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

Capitalists interested in the Chicago Gas COM
pan,es yesterday confirmed the report that the
charter Of the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
pany provides that the company may charge 50 for
1000 feet OF gas. At present 1t charges 81 This Is
the charter under which it IL proposed 10 CONSOLE
date the several companies. The Chicago Gas peo-
pie say that neither the Illinois Legislature nor the
Chicago Common Council interfere with them
under this charter. The right 10 charge So for 900
feet has been known only TO the attorneys and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

WhiIe there was only a moderate advance IN
wheat yesterday-Ss cent bushe for wheat dev-
cradle this month and y for wheat deliverable in
September-the market strong. The worlds
shipments OF wheat were 4.239.O0O bushels, against
6.loIVV bushels last week and 4Ss7,OOO bushels for
the corresponding week last year. The English
visible decreased 14o3.0o0 bushels. The Government
crop report indicated a probable yield Of 400 0o0 900
bushels. These statistics and the reported sale of
10000 bushels cash wheat at Kansas City comprised
the bull news OF the day. The bearish news
sisted mainly of increased receipts of wheat
at nearly all markets. Weather conditions have in
the last few days been all that could be asked re-
gardng corn. Ii has been cooler and fair west OF
the Mississippi cool and showery east. The Gov
eminent figures indicated a total crop OF nearly
2vO0O0J.Jv bushels. Oats inclined to dial
account of the improved weather outlook. There
was liberal decreased 269 600 bushels in the visible
supply. This brings the total visible down to 100
600 bushels less than a year At one time dur
ing the crop the visible 100000 bushels larger
than for the previous year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
ITY or NEW YORK.

CITY NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF TAXEs AND ASSESSMENTS
STEWART BUILDING. $50 BROADWAY.
July 9th. 1897.
DUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given ny The Com
i r.sion@;s Of Toxs. snd Assessments that the
Assessment Rolls - real ana Personal Estate sn,d
city for tho year 1891 have been finally
haS: esn delivered tie AlderIntn ~ city
and thai such Assessment Rolls yin remain open prbi
An Inspection IN once Of the Cork of said EJari
Aldermen period Of fifteen days from the date d
this notice. ,r
EDWARD r. BARKER. Commissioners
THEODORE SUTRO. OF
JAMES L. WELLS Taxes and Assessments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

A new record price for the common stock Of the
American Sugar Refining Company made yes
terday. The stock advanced to 135 and closed at
that figure. which was 57s higher than the closing
price on Saturday The previous high price was
13ia on February g. 1898 The sales OF Sugar stock
third Ct the total sales Of all stocks on the Stock
Exchange lis. The preferred stock got up to les
urday The sales Of The preferred were less than
1000 shares The rise in Sugar due TO the rapid
progress of the Tariff bill in conference and the
probab ility that there would be no change in the
Sugar schedule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
Real Gstate.
A Flaw in the Title:
From ~ Y. Morning Journal. Juno o. 1877.
"Church People disappointed.

From ~ Y. Morning Journal. Juno o. lsVI
"Church People disappointed.
Members Of the Scotch Plains IN. j. Baptist
Church are much concerned over the refusal OF
the New Jersey Guarantee Company to guaran-
tee the title Of farm on Johnston's drive which
has been In their possession for oyer hundred
years. and for the sale Of which they were to
receive about $4,000. The farm Is considered
to be one Of the best In Union County. but 80
long as 1t cannot be sold without the title being
guaranteed free Of all encumbrances. the prop
erty is practically worthless to the church cor
poration."
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

Chicago Aug. T. (sreciap.-There lave been wild bull
markets here before the last Month hut To- days put
them all beyond comparison. Wheat advanced 'H"@s
ccn,s and closed al the top Heretofore September has
lei t. lay he deferred futures made the mos, sensa
or,l gains II was a stampede cf shorts. AMI II has
een most fashionable TO sell the deferred futures. they
70 day were the most urgent demand The bull crowd
apparently dd not add anything to the eS,itenent
sid lc wheat The SWELL hu. 1t was PIE "ninen'ly
news market. crop damage claims cam" faster man
cye- from the NorthHes ,n" tul"tn said ihat ne
:,o.oo'UD To- li.~"wn bushels. Elevator r"'Ile S'p
wiring frrn Mnneap9lie that taey ,ond nj gee wnef'
wheat Receipts showed falling of - cars h"'g ~
cicarances Gi,oco bushels which made 23oo.o,o
bushels cleared in three DAYS IA" market got ~ ns,
since last Saturday showed an advance t. day from iis
last prices equivalent l., "ao c'n,s bnshei Ths wa wa
such break on Tuesday. Liverpool showed advance of
gd witch wa el-9 n i@ IN a .lr" @ me A'er
i ,h 'n h " ono c,rS.rn ,;oiIs X -kwoa 4.nr poo op6
s,i's h"r. u,' h,, a, ~ ,.uts ,yr ,ar.,,her Tsc
York reported 40 loads taken for eNp"rt-remI' lable
business TO such wild adyan'c In the last thirty
minutes Of trade operations hronl"ncd olt enormously.
s5,>G Gs5i. sol between siu'Ns cents and closed tho
too. December advanced faster 'han September. At
a, ,hr sane price charters were 1900 bushels
without incident un'i the last thirty minutes
market 20 boiling by very arg" purchases of De
large line II wheat Allen crier took cas ,6c,ooo
bushels pc-smter corn through b:ors Prices advanced
about cent end closed al atoHn Top september opened
December
,D cents My touched 80 cents closed there The
ro. advance completely "a matter of speculation
n. IN. wheat advance entirely a matter Of news
corn receipts liberal ~ with estimated
for Thurfiay cables sha-e >enhnard clear
nnces 722ono bushels. Wh,tcrcr steadiness the
marke, had early cool weather There was no
suggestion ~ f-os but he temperatures where
Dat. f,i August. The Inspection 5000, bushels
shlpnenis G1J huHheis hut receipts $50
bushels The business rather humdrIfn he
thirty minutes. then there tho buying December
l., TIE bull crowd and 4 lot o other buying 10y shorts
Oat. followed the corn example but IN a 1ncd way
gained .Ii. cent. September opened l7s SOLD be
7t. anl isc. nnd closed Is Nay closed
at 2ifa cents. The-e u h!g buying 10 STIR oats
There "A far shipping demand charters. 3Gj
busbtls Receipts lnrsc. 40 cars with U25
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPohl.

New-York August Is 1877
CoTroN-The cotton market presented deGdfay " S
activity and excitement and plenty OF nS un sas
at an advance OF 2q4 points. Unexpectedly iaIorape
cables sitting the better besrsh crop accounts IN e
Sation before business commenced. Later cables Were
less satisfactory and the early advance was mostly s
Later the market turned snafp hos hat
absorbed all the October contracts offered and seens
TO unlimited buying orders all along ,he INA noins
from the lowest level At the market showed net ne,
gain OF sQll points with sales C S' n cod rains in
Texas reaching stations. while private e w,,es
from that state prophesed rapu of the staple claim
however. that. matter what the carry mo ,r,s from
be. :herc will be prompt aemani S ir T contnue to he
and active competition IL ponirv are get
receipts cotton mills all ever oyer t , rsaciy In
The afternoon the market showed well esus,amed r
az ad decided S aTe S the %" Northwest and rains
the Mississippi Valley NewOriess Se.rs indicated
r 9ositive strength FOR that market than for some ,n
AZ the strongest interval market showed res az G
,,n,s Total sales 100 90 bales The mark, ior 20
cotton quiet a: uncianseu priSSes m55ng Gulf
S:c ,afser business would have been done IN & spo.
cotton the arbitrary views OF sioa. calves
sp,' ,Sv - sales 2i2 bales: New Orleans a.sc
sales 1900 baes 8iec lover Noble ns mosne
& Sales isc below quotations yesterday old 'ef new
,c lower sales "a bales @ bales Angus, steady
7c ;or new yesterday ssc for old sales rng 81 ra,s
St Louis nrm iS.lSe: OdmipaI 0nnT1e5'0s sc'
ton Hoon @ Exchange special Liverpool cabesmspo, cotton
in m,de,ss . american 5000 mdding uplands lid
F,itures opened quiet l6i 10 2-o4 decie, Iarnsrv
and steady to 7 Eon' ne! sas ass
4S; Aprii-May 344'.s MayJune S4a,;s rists Ag9nsr
$G'y ApsnS I"ysmbe $46s: November December
move slowly. Cloths-SOme business az 10" pi'e''
III. of
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

estimated f1r THURSDAY seaboni ciearances 1000
bushels Shvments CAS- soOo bushels but receipts were
,0fs OD bushels Chicago cash handlers supposed 20
more 4 cash cats % the seahoari The
shipping here three days has been less
than , ODoUUo bushels
Tho yory large cash trade in provisions would have
made a drin market had been excitement
grain Tho corn and wheat advance. however. made IL
more certain Pork advanced 30 ribs 1871
lal .. The Culahys were persistent sellers o.;
lard sufficient e. prev TINT product.
Their. wee. with estimated Thurs
dav. pr.-7 were : lover There c6 OGO ho,s
al The seven Western points 53ocO last year.
!a~iers bought 'ha ribs The advance pork with
oit any special trade II begins look thore wa
an unusual that product Outsiders ara
getting Interested provisions.
ON curb puts september wheat s1l at S5sG
- and ros,d - cents; calls H3. and o. M
closed a, 'luts' September corn closed Al,
2SisQ2Ss cents. calls 2nsa29a cents September
wheat the curb closed at So. The Alien Grier
interest took the calls night both corn and wheat
September wheat late the curb - cents
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
ERiE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-iork. foot q Chambrrs-st
as follows and i've minutes earlier from Weet 2St-st:
.,,tO A. ,-Vostituled Express daily for Blnahamton
Wavery Elmita Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
+. VI Iarlo car 10 BuNalo.
0:I5 T. M.-Vestibuled Express daily. except Sunday:
For Jervis. Monticello Iocka"axen Honesdale and
important local corning. Daily TO Port Jerys
pullman Payllr Cars for Monticello and Corning.
Zoo p N.--Vestihnlef Limited fast mail Daily. solid
train for Chicago. via Chauauqia Lake. arrves Ceye-
land 80 A. NJ, Chicago. NJ. s'eepers to Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
7::0 =. M.RuNalo and cieyelani ycstibuled Express
James rwn 200 A. 81. Cleveland 1890 T. " Seepers
anil Clayeland making direct connections for
Dc..Oi, Chicago the West. cat" Library Car.
$50 - M.-lia ChoLtaugua Lake and Niagara Falls
Dary. Solid train 20 Chicago Sleepers - HorneilsviHe
Chicago nrd Cincinnati Dining Car .- ,,.,
accanri III. Il3 26i. +0l and s5T Broad
way i27 Bow4ry. iil Fast l25'hs' and 81 Wes, 18th
Sni 10 Fitor-s 700 nroadwav Rr,okyn; 200 Hudson
ST. Noioten ard Jersey CITY Station. Westcctt Ex
press and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
isu'as destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
WEST SHORE K.K.

Trains leave W. 42d ST. station. " Y. as follows ana
II m earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
x,.a, A NJ Daily. Local Buffalo. Sleeping car.
New York to Bloomyilc. Sundays only: can be oeea-
7:sS !. ~ paiy. Local to Albany for ca,sSin Noun
tains AMI Saratoga.
1915 A. 81 Daily. for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roch-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo
C1I.OO A 81 Daily. except Sunday 10 Bloomvius
and Catskll Mountains. New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and
Winrevaska. paror 10 BloOmvlle and New Paltf:
B-tI::,5 A. NJ. Daily. except sunday. 10 Caiskil
Moun:a.n. New Patz. Lakes MohOnk and Minnewaska.
Albany. SARATOGA, Caldwell. lake George ParlOr cars
10 saratoga and Caldwell.
i.Ia p NJ Saturdays only ali-Holiiay Special to
Caisk,l Mountains. Parcr car attached.
c~3:t3 r. " Daily. except sunday 10 Catskill Noun
,ans New Paitz. Lakes Mohonk and Minrewaska AZ
barry ana Saratoga. Paror car attached 70 Bloom
g 400 r. NJ Daily, 'ept Sunday. for Albany.
cuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
,roit cleveland Chicago and -. Louis.
O..,O il NJ Daily except sunday. for Newburg. Albany.
Saratoga ana Montreal. Sleeping car Albany 10
7:15 p M Daily excep. Sunday. for Syracuse. Roches'
s,i5 ~ ~ palv for Albany. UTICA Syracuse Roche.-
ter ,ualo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and 81 Louis. ~ o,n
A Is C.-Ieaves Brooklyn by Annex: Ai0i3. BLOW
A. NJ. C3:05 T. NJ: Jersey city L. X. r. Station
Al0.tO Bil2 C3:2s T. NJ
Time rabies a, principal hotels and Offices.
c. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt Ave. New YORK.