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The sun., 1897-07-22
Bitten ON tho Arm by an Idiot hoy.

KINGSTON, July 2l.-Jamcs Davis, an cpileptic
idiot boy OF this city. while being taken to the
Brunswick Homo for Epilcptcs in Amityville.
l. l.. yesterday. by Superintendent Oscar Adds
OF tho almshouse and his wife. suddenly turned
upon Mrs. Adds and buried his teeth deeply
INTO the feshy part OF her left arm. Although
Mrs. Adds punched tho idiot he would not loosen
his teeth. and Superintendent Adds had to
shake the boy before he would release his hold.
dressed tho bitten arm. Since her arrival homo
Mrs. Addiss arm has swollen considerably and
she has suffered much pain. and serious results
are feared. Tho idiot has been kept homo for
years tiod up by his parents. they finding 1t i'm
possible to have him admitted to any State in
8litutiOn.
The sun., 1897-07-22

Cloudy and unsettled conditions with rain, pre-
vailed In nearly all sections east OF the Missssippi
yesterday; west OF that river the weather was fair
Tho low pressure area which on Tuesday extended
from Missouri to Manitoba had developed great en-.
ergy. and was central over Minnesota, pressure OF
99. 4s inches being reported At St. Paul and Moore
head.
In this city the day was generally fair until noon.
when light ruin In Highest ofticial temperature
74', lowest 6S'i average humidity go per cent; wind
southery in forenoon. southeasterly In afternoon;
average velocity 10 miles an hour; barometer, cor.
rected to read to level at A. M 8O,Os. p. N.
80.O8
The Thermometer at tho United States Weather Bu.
regslered tho temperaturc yehleraY as follnMA
The sun., 1897-07-22
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot Of West Esd St penn. r. RI Cortlandt
.Indicatcs time from West 23d ST. Other figures
show time from Cortlsndt or Desbrosses st.
for MAych EHUNK 3ad intsrmsdla1s ,, stat L, 91s
ITHACA; GENEVA; KGCHEsTEK BuFFALo. MAG.
dining car and chair car to Buffalo.
.lo,.h. lotso A, NJ, Sundays only, for BOUND
MAuCH CHUNK ami intermediate points.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPKEss."
Arrives Buffalo s:o5 p. NJ; Pullman vestibule Day
la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sieepers
MAUCH CHUNK aud intermediate points.
MAJ ca CHUNK. and the rf coal branches ''' Wv
wsEBaRs SS sassR5 ana
pal stations Connects for all points in
coal regions; chair car for Wiites6arre; I s,,, %,
6sE siSSRt and
coal ' regions Pullman Butret Paror car Tor Wilkes.
'l,os. s,IsP NJ. daily for EAsToN and ,nterme-
's,sa. s,IoP. NJ. daily. except Sunday. Express
for SLAT1SGToS and principal intermediate stations.
Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
| '8iSb, 700 p. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesti
Toronto.
only at ssHn sa9 aH ffE'f! fFAsy % sPPas
| HEN. MAUCH CHUNK; l.: =. JUNCTION; sAYRE.
GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BATAVIA. ana HOtFALo.
| Pullman sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping
| passengers carried. No baggage carried.
'S,55. 300 =. NJ daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA,
| ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, and all
| po!n West Pullman seepers TO W!lkesbarre and
| Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points. leave as fol
lows 'S;i5. 800 A. NJ 1858, $50 '3.55 Ago. and
| -: 49, $3.50 p. NJ.
Tickets and pullman accommodations at llS. eel.
273. S55. G4I. and 1928 Bruadway 81 +. 14th St. 1875
| +. l25th ST. l27 Bow"ry, y. Y; S6o Fulton ST.,
Court St, Us broadway, and Brooklyn Annex, Brook
| lyn.
y. Y. Transfer Co will call for and check baggage
| from hotel or residence to destination.
The sun., 1897-07-22
srRoNa's WoULD-BE GoUr oURER.
Fined $50 in Special Sessions for Practising
Medicine without = License.

Fined $50 in Special Sessions for Practising
Medicine without = License.
Michael Nazarov OF $50 Grand street was
found guilty in Special Sessions yesterday OF
pratising medicine without license and was
fined $50. He could not pay and was committed
to the Tombs for twenty days. Racheal Fried
enrich OF 223 Broome street. the complainant,
swore that Nazarov had agreed to cure her Of
pains in the body for $50. She swore that Naza-
row for three weeks rubbed ointment on her
body, but she experienced no relief.
NaZarov declared that he was nlasseur and
denied that he had prescribed any ointment. He
produced a letter he had received from Magis-
trate Job Hedges when the latter was Mayor
Strongs secretary. Magistrate Hedges's letter
thanked Nazarov for his kind offer to cure
was at that time free from suffering and would
call later II there was any need for his services.
The sun., 1897-07-22
POST OFFICE 1NsPECToR BOUNCED.
Nicou Failed 20 Mako the PersonaI Enaminn
tion Expected or Him.

Nicou Failed 10 Mako the PeraonaI EInminn-
tion Expected or Him.
Post oflce Inspector Edward H. Nooll has
been dismissed from the service on charges Of
neglect In tho performance of his duty, which
was to examine personally the accounts, bal
ances and stock at branches and sub-stations in
this city and to make report to the Postmaster.
On July 12 Mr.. Nicoll visited Station o. at Fifth
avenue and Thirteenth street, and subsequently
reported that he had made an inspection and
found the accounts correct. William A Moger,
SUPERINTENDENT of the station, however, made
affidavit that the inspection was not properly
made.
Mr.. Nicoll has committed no fault other than
that of carelessness and neglect Of duty" Post
master Van Cott said yesterday. He did not
make personal examination OF stations and ac-
counts. but took the word OF others and then re-
ported everything all right. ] must have men
about mo upon whom ] can rely. the more
especially where Post Office moneys are con-
cerned."
Mr.. Nicol was appointed on Aug. ., 1898. at q
salary OF 81. 400 a year. He is q brother of cx-
District Attorney De Lancey Nicoll.
The sun., 1897-07-22
BAYoNNE OTIS ARE KICKING.
Municipal Salaries Too High. They sny-They
will Appeal to the Courts Again.

municipal Shlnrfoa Too High, They Hny-Th0y
will Appeal to the Courts Again.
Tho now tax and salary ordinances recently
passed by tho City Council Of Bayonne, n. j.,
have become operative. and the Citizens and
Taxpayers Association threatens to carry them
Into tho courts again. Tho association held a
meeting on Tuesday evening. when 1t was re-
solved to again apply for writ Of certiorari to
compel the Council to remove the amounts
added to tho salaries of several city officials
Tho tax and salary ordinances were first passed
in early May. Before they became operative
the Citizens Association under tho leadership
of ex-Mayor William c. Farr, applied for a writ
Of certiorari, and the court held that tho two
ordinances were Illegally passed. The Council
accordingly rescindcd them and passed others
almost similar in construction, but avoiding
certain Objectionable features.
The association charges that the Council has
Illegally raised the salary OF the City Treasurer;
that the office Of clerk to the Police Recorder,
at an annual salary of 5000, Is unnecessary, and
tho Office Of private secretary to Mayor Sey-
mour. at 81 500 a year. is only calculated to
the burdens OF the taxpayers.
The sun., 1897-07-22
BAnBARIsM ON LAMP POSTS.
Gen. Collis Protests AEainst This Church Fat
and Clambako Advertising.

Cen. COILS Hr0teets AEntnu rhtA Chufch rnfr
and Clambako Advertising.
Gen. Collis has protested to Acting Mayor
Jeroloman against several resolutions, passed
by the Aldermen and now awaiting Mr.. Jerolo-
mans approval. giving permission to q number
of clubs and societies to hang advertising trans
parencies on lamp posts.
Gas lamps are erected and illuminated for
the protection Of tho general public. and the eI-
pense Of maintaining them is charged to the
whole body Of taxpayers, said Gen. Collis.
illuminating advertising transparencies OF polit-
ical clubs and associations. for any other pur-
pose than that for which they are charge upon
character and method OF street lighting. and
earnestly request that you will not sanction tho
of permitting our lamp posts to be used TO ad-
vertise church fairs clambakes. or chowder
Hoard Of AIderinen to npproprete this opbiic ,Hc
property to private use"
The sun., 1897-07-22
PASTOR aAINEs's SLY CALLS.

Did They Cause the Rumpus in Brother Cole
man 9. Eimore's Hamilyi
Mrs Florence Elmore. member OF the Betha.
ny Colored Baptist Church. applied to Justice
Van Wyck in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn
yesterday for alimony and counsel fec. pending
the trial OF her SUIT against Coleman s. Elmore
for a separation. She alleges that her husband
treated her cruelty. and once got her head in
chancery and pummelled her until she could
hardly see. The defendant says that he has al
ways treated his wife well. She had not, he
years. while the Rev. Reuben J. Gaines. the
dominic got the best in the house when he called.
Counsel for the defendant averred that tho
trouble in the family WAS due to the sly calls
made by Pastor Gaines In the absence Of the de-
fendant.
The sun., 1897-07-22
GoWANUs BAT PIRATEs.
apt. Henry Cornell Has an Adventure with
Three OF Them.

Capt. Henry Cornell Has Adventure with
Three OF Them.
The Brooklyn police are investigating Capt
Henry Cornell story OF an alleged murderous In
vasion OF his oyster sloop by robbers while lying
In Gowanus Bay on Monday morning. He says
that three men, Of whom he could give no salts
factory description. boarded the soop from a
small boat, and, entering tho cabin. attacked
him and slashed him on the face and throat with
q case knife. He begged for mercy and surren-
dered all the money he had, amounting to $45.
him with a hatchet while his two companions
were making their escape. and then he followed,
after threatening to return and do the Captain
up IL he made any outcry.
The sun., 1897-07-22


For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, threaten.
ing weather; southeastorly winds.
For Mussachu uSetts Rhode Island, Connecticut and
eastern Nco York. local shotOerS probable; south.
edsterly Winds.
New Jersey Delaware. and Maryland, generally
fair except showers the coast southerly to south
westerly winds
For the District OF Columbia and eastern Pennsyl.
vania partly cloudy; slowly rising temperature; 4;
southwesterly winds.
For western New York, western PennsyIvania, and
westerly winds.
The sun., 1897-07-22
BIG SALE OF BEER STAMPS.
Tho New Tarin Bill AnnuIs tho Present Rebate
on All stanpa Purchased.

on All Stamps Purchased.
Tho brewers in the First Internal Revenue dis
trtct arc confident that new Tarifr law will
very soon be in force. for they focked to tho
Office In Brooklyn yesterday and made such a
run on beer stamps that the supply ex-
hausted before closing time and message was
sent to Washington for an extra stock.
The demand for stamps was caused by the
provision in the new Tariff bill annuling tho
present 7le per cent. rebate on all stamps pur-
chased. The salos yesterday aggregated $225,-
600. These We're the heaviest purchasers: Otto
Huber, S125 900; S. Licbmann, O,O00: Ober-
meyer g. Liebmann, $40 100; Rubsam & IIorr-
mann. $3.50, 600 Until Tuesday the largest single
sale OF beer stamps In the Brooklyn office was
S.. 900.
The sun., 1897-07-22
HUDSON RIVER III DAYLIGHT.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
"NEW YORK;" and ..ALBANY.o
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
Da ly except sunday.
Leaves brooklyn, Fulton st. Cby Annex)...S A.
New YORK, DesbroSscs st. Pier ...... $40 "
West 22d ST. Pier .......9 I"
For ALBANY. landing nt Sonkcrs, West Point. New.
burg, Pouyhkecpsie. Kingston Point, Catskill. and
Hudson.
Direct connection on tho Kngston Point dock with
u and ID. trains Tor CAtsk Mountain points and for
Lakes Mohonk nnd Minncwaska. At Catskill with
the Caskill Mountain and Otis FL Railway for Cairo
and mountain resorts.
:. Railroad connections at Newburg. Poughkc crpsie,
Hudson. and Albany for points North East, and West
Special Saratoga trains.
Through tickets sold at Desbrosscs st. pier, west
e2d St pier New York Transfer, and other principal
ticket ofliccs.
The sun., 1897-07-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot Of Chambers
ST.. as follows, and hve minutes earlier from West
Q.0l =. M:-Ncst!bue Express daily for Bngham'
J.oo tn Way,r'y, Elm "a, Iun".G, lralf"ri ar'
rN,- Bnila o 500 4 VI, PurlUr ear to liulialp.
ok =. M.-Ncst!hGlcd ENrrc~s daily. except sun
D.lc day. for Port J"TNis MuIirrli' LrkswaNru.
iun",dhlr nnd important lura points to Corning
paly 4" Port Jcrvi,, pullman rurIur cars for Mon
tic'l'o ana Iprn,ng
D.ll -. h.-Nr-tinc limited, Fast mail daily
A-.oo solid train for Iurugo, via Chautauqul Ike
,tGNra Cleveland al f;iD !, 81, tniChsu . T. II.
S"rprTs to uLitugo, Cleveland, and Cincinnati p,u-
inr "Hr,
T.2O y. VI. -Runao and Cleveland ycs'bul" TX
.tJO press dulN arrives Rt BunaO T;ui A. NJ,
Brad ord 7;II 4 w.. jamestown ;30D A NJ. rIcyo.
Land lH:in T.. .'l,"l"rS t. Bufalu and Cir'rlaud
making dir'rt connection or u truI Chicago Hud
the " -. cafe l. hrary car,
S.J y. M-DtlLI-Eia ChaWauIun Lake and
O.tc Niagara Fh'- solid train iu thi'rgu. Sl'uIr
TuGkFrS, LOCAL TINE CARDS. AND PULLMAN
itroaiwa, IA .o""ry. ian "a, %3ih It., and ~
West lsIh 81, Cham'rr, Agd ", - I'D Il. ar rs.
New York; 333 aud 7!B Fulton It, loo Broad, ry,
Hrooklyni zoo Huison 81" Ilohpkcn, and jersey ,Hy
station. WrtcUtts Express calls for ani checks bls
gage from hotels aud residences IO destination.
The sun., 1897-07-22
ONE OF THE 1OWA's CREW HELD UP.
Blacksmith Campbell Found Paterson with
His Skull Fractured.

bIncksmith Campbell Found nt Patterson With
His Skull Fractured.
PATERSON, N. j., July GA man who says
he is Frank Campbell, SO years old. black
smith on the battleship Iowa, was found lying
unconscious on the roadway near tho lathe
shops of the Rogers Locomotive Works early
this morning. At st. Joscph's Hospital 1t was
found that his skull was fractured. He had re-
ceived two deep gashes over the eyes. His con-
diton is critical.
When he recovered consciousness long enough
to tell his story Campbell said he had been held
up by two men, who demanded his money. They
struck him, he said. twice with piece of iron
In bag. The police believe that Campbell was
money to loungers, who afterward assaulted
and robbed him
The sun., 1897-07-22
Paper and Mining Company Sold u EI-Gov
Flower.

PoTspAM, N. Y, July 2l.-The property of
the Piercefield Paper and Mining Company has
just been sold to Roswell p. Flower. one of its
heaviest creditors for $4,000 Tho property
was sold subject to mort gage given to secure
bonds to the amount OF S225,OOO. Out OF this
property there Is TO be paid TO the general cred
itors $50, 600 and advances mado to the as.
signce aggregating $le5.000 more so that the
property Is really sold Tor more than $3.50, 600
The company 10 to be reorganized and newly
INCORPORATED.
The sun., 1897-07-22
Naval Omcer sharLey sworn In.

Robert A. Sharkey WAS sworn in Naval
Officer of tho port of New York by Comms-
sioner Shields yesterday afternoon. lie will go
20 Washington to-day and deposit his bond for
The Maryland Fidelity and Deposit Company is
his surety.
The sun., 1897-07-22

NEW YORK. ORTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains leave foot NJ West I@d 81, follows Q5
minutes earlier from Franklin st.:
7i55 W.. for Montana: orr's Mills. Lakes Mo
hons and NJ M,nncwaska, MIdil"town, Kiuuninghurgh,
Fnenvili", fasburgh, Hurryyillc. LAX" hiamosna,
Liberty, scranton, Walton Delhi, Sidney, Norwich,
Utica oneida. Fulton, O.wrgo
8iis A. Va. for Campbell Hall, Miidle;own.
BluominEhurgh. WursI rru, EIlenNile, MunntAudnle,
Ccntr,N file. IaShurga, Lake kiamrsha, Hurryvillc.
Liberty Falls Liberty, WHITE Lake.
Ia" T.. W. SATURDAYS only. for MiIdlctown.
EouminEhurEh. Wuushuro, Ell"uyIlIC, Mountanlalc,
CruII"vc, Fnshurgh, Lake hiamrsha. Hurry vile.
Form ac, Liberty white Lake" farksvillc, Livingston
Manor. EorklauG
3tI5 T.. VI. for Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk
and Mirncwa.kn Midl'iuwn, BlOnmn-hurshW Wufts
boro. Ellcnvl!l", Momtaindaie, CrntrcNiil.. Fails
hurgh Lake kiamesNn, HurrSYillc. Fcudar. Lib
eriy, White Lake, Harksvillr, lNiugsion Manor,
Rock ami.
GiI5 y. ~. FrankIin st. S,rS y. W. tDay)
fnr Campbell Hall. MIdictpwn, Liberty, Livingston
Manor, Walton, SIDNEY, Norwich Rdudullsylllc, Nam
. llton. Oneida, fultrn, osw"ro Niasara Falls and
points Vest Pullman sleeping Car. Reclining Chair
Car seats free through (" Chicago with put transfer
Grrivu. Chlrago l:iu T., VI.
iiSO u. VI, for Montana, Orr's Mills Meadow
/ Brook, nurnsnie Clmph"ll II H. stony Ford. crystal
Run. Mlidl"tnwn, NinterIun, Bloom,ngburgh. Wurts.
boro. Ell"nNi,ir.
Tickets and Pullman seats Al 37l broadway, y. Y,
j, @. ANDERSON, q. y. \" Ah Beaver ST., y. Y.
The sun., 1897-07-22
FALL RIVER LINE

For Newport, Fall River. Boston, Marthas Vineyard,
Nahtucket, Cape Cod, and all Eastern and Northern
Mountain. Inland AMI Seashore points. Steamers
Irscil,a and Puritan in commission. Fine orchestra
on each Leave Pier ls, N r.. foot OF Murray ST.,
The sun., 1897-07-22
WHERE DOCTORS DIsAGREE.
AIiss schleEel May Not Have Smallpox. but sh
Is Under Quarantine.

u Under QuhrhntIne.
HACKENsACK. y. J.. July 21.-A family named
Schlegcl at Little Ferry, two miles south OF this
place, is in peculiar position. Miss Katie
Schlcgel, 27 years old, came from New York
few days ago and was taken sick. DIR. Elsng Of
Ridgeheld Park declared her case one of small
pox aud quaranined the house. DIR. Hunt, the
State Medical Inspector; Drs. White, St John,
Knapp and Richter say the case 10 not ono OF
smallpox. DR.. Elsing. ii is said will not remove
the quarantine. and Dr. Knapp, now in charge
OF the case declines to do So The house is la.
belled for smallpox, and IA man on guard permits
no one to enter or leave except the doctors The
local Board OF Health sustains DR.. Elsing.
The sun., 1897-07-22
mediral.


A TTENTIoN;-o DIR GRINDIE, GRADUATE UNI
CAL DEPARTMENT; 80 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN. OLD DR. GRINDLE has been
longer established and has had experience than
any other advertising physician; city papers prove
this. Under his scientific treatment blood and skin
dseases. paius in bones red spots, throat and
mouth, ulcers painful sweings. kidney and bladder
mpaints. scaldlng Inflammation, gravel. undey ell
oped organs, weak hack. lost vitality speedily per
mnnently cured Men about to marry should consult
OLD DIR. GRISDLE. Every impedimcnt removed
Sufferers do waste time visiting less skilrul phys
clans. Remember. OLD DIR. GklNDLE never falls
OFFICE OVER 10 YEARS at Ill West 18th ST., be-
tween 9th and 18th avs. Advice free. Medicine sl.
Hours to o. sundays. gto j. No charge unless cured
OLD DIR. GREY, as years u specialist In dis
enscs OF men only. quickest permanent cure guar
Inteed IN all diseases money refunded Blood poi
SON. skin diseases, kidney or bladder trouble, weak.
nervous debility. errors OF youth. bad drcams
weak undeveloped organs, impedimcnts 10 marriage
&C. Be wise. consult the only old specialist this
city. Once over 35 years at l2O East 9Th St.
Union square. Hours TO 8; Sundays to B. Scten
A.-A.-A.-QUICkEsT PERMANENT CIRE
in diseases OF men; dangerous solicited; relief
At those desiring only rst-class scientific
ment should call The leading specialist DR. Bonschur
l27 West 22d ST.; . 10 g. Z 81 sundays. lOtol.
A DIR. CoNRAD'S sANITARlUM. III West 47th
"A. ST dornerly 34th st) Telephone 904 3sth ST.
Consultation . tos
IADIESi Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills
~ Tlis no o,h,r Send t sanps SP p.rticuisf, E..i
Chiehe.ter chsmessfp espG e.. fl6iladA.. nt r..
The sun., 1897-07-22
STONINCTON LINE

For StonIngton NarragAnsett Pier Watch Hill Ros-
ton and all points East. Steamers Maine and New
Hampshire. Leave Pier 80, y. r.. one block above
Canal ST. week days only, at o =. NJ.
The sun., 1897-07-22
DELAWARE. LACKlWANNA 4 WESTERN
%. Il.
stations In New Yark. foot or barclay and
Christopher SIS.
yESTIHIIE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Direct route Newark. bloomfield, Montclair. the
Oranges Summit. BcrnardSVille Bask!ng Ridge, MRdi-
son, MurrstOwn. Passtic Paterson, Bounton, Dover.
Stanhope. Newton, Budds Lake, Lake Hopatcong.
Ha"k"tt-town. Schoulcy'S Mountain. Washington.
rhIlrpshurg EaSton. Water Gap. Strnudsburg Pocono
coke. Danville Northumhrrland. Montrose. Bingham
ton. oxford. Norwich, Watcrville. Utica, Rchfeld
Springs Cortland, syracuse Oswego, Ithaca, Owego,
Ilmlra. Corning, Hath. DAnsville. Buffalo and III
points West, Northwest. and southwest.
500 4. M.-liinghamtOn Mail stops At principal
stations.
1880 3. M-lCafe carl-Bufralo Scranton. Bing.
hantOn, Owego. Ithaca, Elmira, Syracuse. and o.
wCso ENnrvss, Pullman huffet parlor Con.
meeting At Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago and
points West. Pullman parlor New York to
Mchheld springs.
Ii0O - M.--Srranton. Binghamton and Elmira Ex-
press. Pullman hurfrt parlOr cars,
liOO u. VI. scranton, WIlkCsharre, and Plymouth
ENprcSs. Pullman bunut parlOr cars
400 y. naily)-Chicago Nestihule Limited Ex.
lr,ss for scranton, Inghamton. Elmra Buffalo
Pullman buffet sleeping ear, New York to Chicago.
Dining west Of buffalo.
$40 O.. M.-iDlilyl - Buralo Express. Pullman
s"rl"rs for scranton, WnghamtOn. Elmira. Bath.
Mt. Morris. aud lturTau. arriN ing Buffalo : 4. NJ.
0i;SO -. Va DAILY J--Nuialo, scranton. Bingham
ton, OwcEn. Tina n. Elwira Syracusr, and OsweGo
Express. lUllmhn bulr srrlcFS Slccpers Now
YORK to Rirhu-ld Springs,
1ICkrIs and Pullman accommodations at Henry
| GH2c 4 Sous. Ltd,, ll3 Broadway, II Park place,
AMI i2n broadway and pI2 BroaIway. Tickets AZ
Perry stat rns, II Ith nN.. cor. 9Th ST. VI West
l"itu st. .Hh Columbus av. New York, 33S and TS3
Fulton It, ami loG Druadw ay. h ooklyn Time tables
CIV ing fgl Information AT all stations,
W"NtCOt's Express COMPANY viii call for aud check
baSg axe from note! or Trsii"ucC % Il, stnaIiUn.
The sun., 1897-07-22
PROVIDENCE LINE

For Providence direct, Boston and all inland and
Seashorc Resorts East and North thereof. steamers
Rhode Island and Plymouth Orchestra on each.
Leave Pier 80. N r., one block above Canal ST. week
The sun., 1897-07-22

HUDsON AND C0NsAEhIE H0STS.
From foot OF Christopher q" every week day at +.
NJ. connecting with II. y 4 AZ Il. 81 Hudson.
DAMSDEJI. LINE-slra ncrs leave Pier ~. y r.
IL foot Franklin St, fUr .austons West Point cold
Spring Cornwall, Firhkil Liudng, aud Newburg
week days tUxcept Sat urdHyl r. NJ Saturday r.
Eundays o 4. II. landing at $50 ST.. ~ r. $3.50 A II.
The sun., 1897-07-22
STEAMBOATS,.
MORWICH LIME

For New London, watch Hill, Block Island and East
srn Resorts, also Worcester and North OF Boston and
East. steamer City OF Lowell or City of Worcester
leaves Pier 40 (old NOD, N r., next Desbrosses st.
week days only at y. NJ. Orchestra each Rates
10 BLOCK ISLAND reduced Connection made
The sun., 1897-07-22
AIbanV Evening Line,

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Old Pier Al. n X, foot Canal st.. at . =. Nj
daily tSundays excepted connecting with trains for
Saratoga. Lake George Adirond lcks sharon Springs
kichneld Springs, Thousand Islands. Niagara Falls
ana the West. Saturday night steamer connects with
sunday morning train for Saratoga, North Creek
Caldwell. and steamer on Lake George
The sun., 1897-07-22
KeH York and Boston All Rail-

y. Y. y. II, X II. II aud connections.
From Grand trHtrhl Station,
Leave. ly Due.
N:u4 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, 830 y. NJ.
luuu A. NJ, tTNrw London and Providence. 500 y. NJ.
lO.u3 \. III New l.uul IN ana Providence. l30 p. NJ.
l2.uu NJ, Sprin. ned Hui Worcester $40 T.. NJ.
900 T.. NJ, Ai~ Lin" and y. T.. X, H.. 500 =. NJ.
LOG r. NJ, Sew LoLdnu aud Providence. 900 y. NJ.
aiun r. W., -Nrw LuiIun aud Provide nee. 500 T.. NJ.
A3uu r. NJ. 'NI ruEii,l and Worcester, 1000 7. NJ.
$500 r. Nj, 'N"w London and l'ruy yldence II 100 +. NJ.
lltuu T. NJ '>rr!ushcl and Worcester B:la A. N.
lGtUu T.. NJ. 'Nrw Iu'iun and Providence. 6:2j A. NJ.
'kuus daiy, mrlIdlns sunday.
+flHy NtaIC J. mitr4; all parlor cars; fare 81, In
GLIDING rHrluT ear n.
:Alr Lin" Limited arrives At and departs from Park
Square station. Hnsi0u, Return service hour
AMI rs Same ruutu-
Through puflpr aui Sleeping cars by each train.
e. f. NENISTEAD Gen. Pass. Agent.