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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
NEW YORK AND OTTAWA RAILROAD.
The New Line How Believed TO ne . Part OF
the Canadian Pacific System.

DAo thStoNNa ~ No - EbIt U
the Canadian Pacific System.
CANTON. N. Y, Sept 29.-The New York and
Ottawa Railroad Company to-day filed in the
st. Lawrence County Clerks office maps Of
that portion Of it's line TO be built In st. Law.
rence county. Tho maps were ready TO DO
fled come weeks ago, but final action was do
ferred on account Of the opposition of tho New
York Central Railroad before tho Railroad
Commission to the proposed new road. 1t has
been said Of this new railroad enterprise, and
generally believed. that 1t was part of a plan
Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company to
extend its system to Ottawa. While the Della
ware and Hudson will undoubtedly gain an OK.
the, New York and Ottawa Railroad is simply
to be an extension OF the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way system. The road is to DO built from
MORA, in Franklin county, to the st. Lawrence
the st. Regis Indian reservation. a distance OF
eighteen miles. Here the railroad will cross
bridge to the Canadian city of Cornwall, and
thence run directly to Ottawa. From Moira to
Upper Lake Lake, in Franklin NIX county, there is now
New. York Railroad. From Upper Lake to
North Creek. in Warren county, a line is to be
Saratoga Springs by the Adirondack Railroad.
Thus, by the construction of lines from North
Creek to Upper Lake and from MORA to tho
st. Lawrence River and thence to Ottawa. the
distance between Ottawa and New York city
Is The fhsF Ss% Y eS eG sna d OTTAWA m,ls has absorbed tho
Northern New York Railroad and is to straight
en- the curves in'that road and lay heavy steel
rails this fall and winter. The line between
MORA and the st: Lawrence River Is now being
constructed rapidly. Work is in progress on
the bridge across the st. Lawrence River, and
the stone piers on tho American side are about
completed.
that the Canadian Pacific is the real party
behind this railroad scheme is evidenced by the
fact that the Canadian Government has agreed
to pay 80, 200 a mile toward the construction of
that part of the line running from Cornwall to
Ottawa. In addition to this, the cities of Otta-
wa and Cornwall give $3.50 o and $50. 600 re-
spectively toward the cost of construction. The
limo from MORA to the s.. Lawrence River will
be completed this year, and the whole line, in
it is said, be completed by Jan. /, 1893.
The maps filed here to-day in accordance
with the railroad law bear the signatures Of
the following persons, who are stated 10 COM
prise q majority of the Board of Directors of the
New York and Ottawa Railroad Company: c.
b. Hubbard, President; George Barclay Moi
fat, r. Burnham Moffat, Charles J. Peabody,
Spencer Trask, and George Lester Peabody.
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WOMAN BOUND AND GAGGED.
SIS the Booty Secured by tho Man VIII At.
tackled Mrs. Fromm in Her Home.

NJ
tackled Mrs Fromm In Her Home.
GLEy RIDGE. n. J., Sept. 29.-Mrs. Lizzie
Fromm was found by her husband late last
night bound and gagged in their home on Bald
win street. She had been severely hurt by her
assailant, and is suffering from her injuries
to-day.
Her story, told piecemeal, is that after her
husband went out in the evening. she went to
the second floor to put the baby to bed. Then
she returned to the first floor. When she
reached the foot of the stairs she was seized by
q man, who clutched her throat to prevent her
from making an outcry, and whispered;
BE quiet. damn you, or I'll kill you"
While holding her by the throat with one
hand he rammed part OF a baby's skirt into her
mouth. Next he threw her on the floor and
bound her with a clothesline which he had &C.
cured from the kitchen. Mrs. Fromm's arms
cut into her flesh. This done, the man tied the
loose ends Of the rope to the knob OF the parlor
door. He stole Mrs. Fromm's pocketbook, which
broke omen two toy banks, which netted him
about 81 in pennies and nickels.
The noise of the struggle awakened Rosie. the
six-year.old daughter of Mrs. Fromm, who was
on the second floor. and she descended the stairs
TO see what was the matter. When she reached
the all she fell over her mothers body. She
began to cry out at the top of her voice, and
ran into the street out OF the front door while
the thief disappeared by way OF the back en-
trance Mr.. Fromm. who was at a neighbors
house. heard Rosie's cries. ran to the house, and
released his wife. Mrs. Fromm WAS unable to
move when released, and had to be carried to a
bed. Mr.. Fromm soon had the neighborhood
aroused, and u search was made for the assail-
ant, bnt without success.
Tho was attacked In the dark, and 10
unable to give any description Of the thief.
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HAHNE & CO., NEWARK, n. J..
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN PIKE 90
A Farmer ana His Son Empty Their shotEuns
at n Neighbor.

PORT JERvIs, Sept. 29.-victo Zekich. q
farmer residing near Rowland. Pike county,
Pa. was driving his cows into the cowhouse
yesterday afternoon whom he heard some one
shout: Hello. you - What are
you doing theref He looked UP and was sur
prised to see Charles Helms. who owns an adj
Joining farm, and his son Otto standing in the
road armed with suns. Without waiting for a
reply, they both aimed their guns at Mr.. Zekich
and fired. From the one charge he received FIVE
shot in the arm and two In the breast. Tho other
charge struck him in the leg. Tho would-be
murderers then ran away. DR.. Howard of
LackawaXen extracted the shot from the in
jured man and he will recover.
A warrant was issued. and this morning Con-
stable Kelley OF Lackawaxen found the mon in
hiding and arrested them. He drove his prison
ers over the rough mountain roads to Milford, q
distance OF twenty-five miles. and lodged them
In Jail late tonight,
The shooting was the result of an old grudge.
caused by trouble the two farmers had over
some cows and the further fact that Zekich 10 q
Polandcr. The two Helms are desperate fellows,
and the son otto has used other neighbors for
targets before this. He had a, grudge against
Nick Knocthgen, another neiRhbor. and fred at
him two or three times with q revolver.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
EALERoAD.

broSses and Cortlandt streets.
- Tho leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets Is Ave minutes later than that given below for
s'ss I. u; ' VAST s: IIHHIInn,-pullmsn Bune, parlor
car "a r New YORK to pitisnuTsi 81, -, spi & Car pit'Sours
Obs 4. v. frih;SNssHYLH1AlI I'S LIMfffFpor"iim"n
s e%%,ii''"'S cars ''i Fpr th p'";"S' c I.@SEindf roo Toie do,
G.se 4. l Gai"sppos x 1o " io,.i s. r hSP,'i
sl "Gs T y. N. W !FlS f!RS!p ESPhf Gs!SAfS; s. Gie IsT.i;
ss4 %o'ATTc =. ~ SGTTH fSSssi sR.S'G EaXxpREss.-For
,i H.!''G p. & c'Hf Farfpid lNf nSpRErss,s s.; 10H P.;t.surs
aud Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo
WssmiHGroN AND THE SOUTH.
7;bo, s:25,, n:e5. n:oo tDlning Carr. io:66 a; NJ; 1868.
binlps C%F,I 4;S5 Dining caT5, i;es ,tpinins ,caT!.
Dining Cars. A:25 Dining Carr, 400 Dining Carr.
souTnFRN RtlAiiiLLwV.xsYY,-Espre.s, 4;qo p. NJ. ls.1o
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Espros., s'2o A. NJ, and
~cIiESApEHKE AND OHIO RAILwAy,-.SS p, NJ.
FOX on PolXT COMFORT and S~oRFoLR-7''S
A4it \ rec ti f+E. rR4 ~ r~s en- " :, 1ritys a. Station.
i:S5r ~ and 6s:nros'es and cy@4hit streets.
cApEM AY.HE4n pres, 1855 p. NJ, week days.
Long Branch, Aslury Park lnterlaken %sundayS).
ocean "rHIG, and Point Pheasant from West TNcn'
a:I5,, 800, 4:5o. 0:,5 r, NJ sundays, o;26 A. NJ,
0GlOA NJ. le:lO, Y;aU, $40. li2O, $40. 900 4. NJ.
sundays, 90 4, NJ. oslo I, n
FOn r~niI.ABRipNIl.
6:l5, f:25. 800. S:!i, S:5j, n:35 ln:55 Penn. Lin,
lite y. p;55 Dining carr lo.5d. 1899 A. NJ. 1888,
l:55. 2;5j. .; 90. li25, 4:25 dining carr. 4!h5 CDln,
Ing Car, 5;5d lpininG Can. 40. 5'55. 500 J. ".
ab5 I,imitcdi,. V'S5., iio65IX NJ, :66 dining car''
no. $50 tpinins Car, t:53 DINING Car, $500
ri !2'H't "ni SSs'S a. '.'GSjo ii,TS%3i l. En- iiS !; i3 s. XII. H. ", &ai POI
Broadway ! Aston House; Wrst. Twenty.thiri
Str et station, and stations foot ~ Dcshrossrs and
Cortlandt streets; 4 Court Street $50 Fulton Street,
pA Eroad way, and brooklyn Annex station, Brook,
lyni station, Jersey city. IN" Sew York Transfer
Company wi cali for and check baggage from
hot. Is And residences through 10 destination,
J. Is. HUTCHINSON, J. Il WOOD.
General Manager. General PasS'r Agent.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
a. as follows. aud i've minutes earlier from West
2Hi st.
0.nl 4. M.-vestIbule F. express daily for bingham
J.OO ton. Wavrriy. Eimira. Bunaio. Bradford, ar
rive, nun ao 500 4, VI. Parlur cHr to Runalo.
OIL W. -Nestihnled Express daily. except
J.lO sunday, for Port J"rvis. Monticello. Lacka.
waNrn, Honesdale. and important local points to
cornins. Dally to p"r' J"rHis. Pullman Parlor Cars
FOR Monticello and Corning.
sl.lln u. M.-NcStibule limited Past mail daily.
-.NIo solid train for Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake.
arrive Cleveland al i;4u A. NJ, Chicago 8 7. NJ.
Sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland. and Cincinnati. Din
ing en-.
7,J0 a.. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Vestibule Rx.
t.')O pres daily, arrives at Bunalo 7:05 A. NJ.
bradford flI A NJ, jamestown 300 A. NJ, Clevo.
land l2'3o T.. VI. ,]SIecpers In nuc qlc ond Cleveland),
makinS direct connection for brttoIG. Chicago. and
the W" T. cafe Ltnr nv car.
g.. = T. M.-DAlLY-Yla Chautauqua Lake and
o.fc Niagara FALL. Solid train t. Chicago. Sleep.
ers to hornclisvilIe, Chicago, and Cincinnati, Dining
car.
VICKErs, LOCAL TIME CARDS. y PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, Il3, 2Ol, 40l, and
49, liroadw ay, l27 BOwery, 1870 East I"5th st, aud
~ West 10Th ST, Chambers and West 25d II, ferries.
Nm York :i31 "nd 726 Tu!...r 81, IGJ H~roadwby,
brooklyn; goo Hudson 81, Holokcn, and Jersey city
station. Wcstcntt's Express calls for aud checks bag
gage from hotels and residences 10 destination.
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sigmund and Hugo Morris. convicted Of using
the United States mails for fraudulent purposes.
were sentenced Yesterday by Judge Tenney in
the United States District Court In Brooklyn to
thirteen months imprisonment In Sing Sing and
to pay O fne of $500 each.
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New York and Boston All Rail,

y - ~ Ii II N II, IlT TOIlNIVIIOHhs
From Grand Central station.
Leave By waN ~ Due
g:Oi A. NJ, Springfield am Worcester, $40 =. ".
1000 A. NJ, thew London aui Providence, $500 T.. NJ.
1908 A. NJ, New London ani Providence. I;3O l.. NJ.
l2;OO NJ, Springfield AMI Nor ester, b:iO Il. NJ.
;l:uO i. NJ, Air Line ana \, 7. X, H.. 5000 i. NJ.
l;o2 y. VI, New London aud Providence, 900 4. NJ.
8:uO J.. NJ, 'New London md Providence, r:U. T.. NJ.
I 90 T.. NJ. 'Sprlngtcl am Worcester. iu;OO l.. NJ.
b'0u 4. NJ, 'New London and PrOvIi, nee, ZOO T.. NJ.
ll;OO T.. NJ, sSpringNcll aud Worcester, G:l5 A, NJ.
lgiuO =, NJ, 'New London and Providence. H;25 4, NJ.
'Hnns daily, tnclUdlug SUNDAY,
!;bay state Limited all pariur cars; fare o.. includ.
Ing par or car sat,
tAlr Line Limited arrives at and departs from
Park square StAtF Boston. Return service same
hour and byaEalE-, ",
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
c, 7. HRAPsTEAD, Gen. PAss. Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO,

Leave New YORK, wni email Terminal. daily.
CHICAGO, l:55 Z. NJ. and 1910 night.
PIrfNIlUk0 SEQ cK. sun iay;l;55S uu. l2:lo night.
CINCINNATI Sf. LOUIS. 9.o6 A ". 4:b5 y. NJ.
WASHINGTON, hAI1IMOkE, 7:55. 300 Dining
Carr. ll;sI \, NJ. dining Car, 1853, $50 Dining
Car. i:yd Dining Carr h;5j T.. NJ, l2;lO night, sun.
day. N:h5 Dining carr, Il:2j 4. N. CDintn. Carr. i;al
Dining Car, 400 Dining carr 0:55 y. M, l9;lO
night.
HORFOIk X, HE'S A. NJ. daily.
MEN ORLEANS Through sleeper. 4;hb J. VI. daily.
Trains leave foot Ltb"rly ~, o minutes later.
Alltriins are illuminated " in pnt-ch light.
Oni'es' ll3. lT2, 2Jl, asa, ll4O IiroaiwAy. 81 ERSts
IAN ST., l2i Bowery, y " York, $40. "a Fulton a.,
BroOklyni whitehall Terminal. baggage checked
from hotel or residence " destination.
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Chic yMcLn; Oh annoInced tho contemplhtod
berry street the names Of the two men they
wished to retain for detective. duty In their re-
~spective precincts. All the others will be sent
back to post. The order TO this effect will likely
be issued on Saturday.
The coming change 10 regarded as an impor-
tAnt one In Mulberry street, as 1t will help to
curtail the power at Headquarters which is not
in sympathy with tho new administrations.
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7 ADIEsi Chichester's English PennyroyaI Pills
Il Diamond s,,'"s are the Best: ssf.:. n.li.Sl.;
Chichester Chemical Co.. Tiilada.. "a.
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ZEN TO BE FED UCED.
In PatrOl Duty.

GO in the personnel Of tho police
be made by Chief McCullagh. He
educe the number Of detectives
h recinct from four to two.
my and Increased efficiency
ton Of tho men to patrol duty.
ere ordered to submit reports of
recinct detectives to the Chief
II was found that q number of
little TO do. and that the results
cry small. In many instances
:tives had only ono or two petty
yht. These facts being noted.
all the Captains to appear be-
nv Morning.
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LINE,

TWiN.sCREw EXPRESS from New York TO Piym.
outh tLondon), Cherbourg. Paris. and Hamburg
Columbia. Sept. 80. 8 A NJ. Sormannia. oct. 2l
A.Nictoria. Oct: Z. A N. Columbi oct. ~, Z A. NJ.
F.Bismarck Oct.l4.lOA.M F.Bismarck .Sov. II 10 AN
HAMBURG SERVICE, by TSin.Screw Mail S. s.
PalatIa. -. Oct. y, +P NJ. Prussia 10. Oct 10. 8 A. NJ.
Flrst cab, o7b up; second class. $40: ste rage. $50.
Line. ~ ltrohdMhy.
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DELAWARE. LAC AW y 4 WESTERN
u. Il.
Stations In New York. foot or Barclay and
christopher ste.
VEsTIDULE TRAINS. PULLMAN RIPPEr
CARS, PINTSlH LIGHT.

OAKS. pIATStH HltsHT.
Direct route TO NewarS Bloomfield, Montclair. the
ison. Morristown. Pas,aic, Paterson, Boonton, Dover,
S%tanhope. Newton Budd's Lake, Lake HopatconE.
Hackcltstown, Schoolry's Mountain, Washingtou.
Phillipshurg, Easton, Water Gap, StrOudsburg. Pocono
Mountain. Scranton, Pittston. WilkeshArre. Santi-
coke. Danville. northumberland Montrose, Bingham
ton, oxford. Norwich. Waterville, Utica, Richneld
Springs. Cortland. syracuse, oswego, lh sea, owego.
points West. Northwest. and Southwest
500 \. N. -Binghamton Mail. Stops At principal
stations.
1000 a. M.-tCafe~ car)-Bu1alo. Scranton. Bing-
hAmton, Owego. Ithaca, T. mira, Syracuse. aud os.
w@gn Express. Pullman bHrct parlor Ears. Con.
Meeting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West. Pullman parlor car New York to
Richteld Springs.
loo T.. N.-Scranton. Binghamton. and ElmiraE I-
press. Pullman bunet parlor cars.
400 Y. M.-Scranton. Wilkesbarre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cara
SiO y. Chicago vtstibule Limited EX.
press for scranton, Binghamton, ElmirA- Buffalo.
Pullman bufet sleeping car New York TO Chicago
Dining car west of Buffalo.
Elecpers for Scranton Binghamton, ElmirA- Bath,
Mt. Morris, and BnfralN, arriving Buffalo 4 A. II.
0i8O q. -CDaily)-Bunalo, scranton, Bingham
ton, Owego, Ithaca, Flmira, Syracuse, and OsweRo
Express. Pullman buffet sleepers. Slcepers New
York TO Richhrld springs.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze IS Sous. Ltd, ll3 Broadway, IL Park place, and
42s Broadway aud 9I2 broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations. II 18th av, cor. 18th st 81 West goth st,
236 Columbus av,, New York; 33s and T23 Fulton st.
and l0B broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving
full information Ct all stations.
WeStcOtts Express Company Will call Tor and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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Real estate Sor Sale-Gitp.

DIG BARGAINS in Business Buildin gsl-canA ST..
ID west OF Bowery. . stories. cost 500. 900, sale or
lease on favorable terms; Christopher ST.. 8 stories.
$50. 900; West Gath St. 8 stories. SOC. 900; Bowery. d
st., o stories. only s45, 900. s~KIDMoRErS REAL
ESTATE BUREAU 81 Park row.
rNO SECURE your own home on conditions most
Il favorable. write for price. description and photo
graph OF model two.fanily 2O.foot dwellings. Nos.
be5 and 687 West 1884 st. b. HAVANAGH. builder.
400 West l47th ut.
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ooL. AMMoN OUT OF ONE soBAPE.
Bet Implicated In the Mcmillan a Co. Bucket
shOp-BiacLmniI Hearing Continued.

Bet Implicated I'm the NcMuia 4 Co. Bucket
BhoD-BiacLmaii Hearing Continued.
Col. Robert A. Ammon, who was CHI rged with
being implicated In a bucketshOp business In the
Lords Court building, was discharged yesterday
by Magistrate Cornell In the Jeffer on Market
Police Court. Col. Ammon was In the room
where the firm of Mcmillan & Co. transacted
business when IL was raided by the police soy.
e-el weeks ago. The other alleged MEMBERS of
arrested.
Lawyer Abraham Levy appeared for the de-
fendants, and after he hal cited several de-
GiJtons to Magistrate Cornell, Col. Ammon was
discharged, because OF lack OF direct evidence of
his Implication in the business. The other three
The case Of Annon, S~eetser and Woods.
Nno are accused OF Dlackmail Dy Samuel Keller
Of the defunct T. s. Dean Company. was con-
tinued until to-day, after a long hearing in tho
Centre Street Court before Magistrate Crane.
Aldermen Can't Grant tho kinEsbridEs Hran-
chiss.
Corporation Counsel Scott sent u long COM
\ munication to the Aldermen yesterday saying
that IL would be impossible Tor him TO move for
the vacating ofthe temporary injunction granted
by Justice Lawrence OF the Supreme Court re-
straining the board from taking any action on
the Kingsbrldge road franchise, because OF the
views held by him in regard to the section of
the new charter which tOrbids the granting of
franchises In perpetuity. He nolus that tho
1 Board OF Aldermen has not the right 10 grant
the franchise. and that the section OF the new
I charter relating TO franchises IL now In forcS.
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Valley system.

Stations foot OF West Esd st. penn. X. RI, Cortlands
'1ndicates time from Yves, 29d st. Other figures
'h .S '!mS a tra% &C. Gor Il G,ii or Issns + :s s. IN,
70. MASch s, GtcX n M And d jS,SFm s%E %f f'1'iS1s
iTHASt! GENEVA. ~EocnEsfEE, SrF:fAIe MAG:
aRA FALLs st. ana "a the West and principal local points'
:io.sS. IG,ao a: NJ. sundays only. FOR BOUND
BROOK AMI int rinediate stations.
.io.2s: Io.So A. NJ. daily; except Sunday. for
MhTGs cHEN ,6o and BSa int s, ,mea sSss5 Go sa5a,
"BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo ,s:35 p. "; Pullman vcstIhule Day
a la carte. Connects at Bun aio with through sleepers
.Iai:S. iastO i, N. daily, EXCEPT Sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK and Intermediate points.
AUC CHUNK. and the coal branches.
wi Ike aiaa F PrT Y S%iy s;c fa'SP' Sun sn9 Dr iGr
cipsl Intermediate stations. Connects for al points
in coal res,cns; chair car for ",Ikesnarrs; -,
w1LkESBARRE. PITTsToS. SCRANTON, and prin.
in coal regions; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Wilkes
.isss. Sis P. NJ. daily. for EAsroS and inter
.s.ss. G.io + M. daily, except sunday. Express
for SLATTNGTON and principal in ernediate tia
tons. CONNECTS for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair
.8,bS. 100 j. NJ. daily for BUFFALo. NIAGARA
FALLS. and sill points West, Pullman sleep r vesti-
hule train n. Y. to Chicago. sieerers to Buffalo and
:,'ss. s;s1 r. n n. daily sTTer; sunSsy. ssssG4R,P,1yg
HEN: MArca CHCSK, L & n~JrNcTIoS; sAYRE.
GENEVA, ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA. and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for Rufalo. None but sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
si55. 300 =. NJ. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points West. Pullman sleepers TO Wilkesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points, leave as
follows: SOD. $500 A. NJ. 'l:35, 2:3O. 1888, 4:20,
and s5:55, $40 Y. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lis. 28l.
273. 355, ga. and 1923 Broadway, ~ Z. lith St. l56
f. l25th St, l27 Bowery. y; Y $40 Fulton st.
Court ST.. ES B'way, and brooklyn Annex. brooklyn.
n. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through TO destination.
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SteamuoGts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BOSTON AllN!1DJ NNbg AM'slEslN ENGLAND,
FALL RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier ia. n, r. foot Of Murray at, week days
and sundays at $3.50 7. NJ. Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra ON carh.
PRONtDENCR LINE. via Providence. Leave Pier
%, N. r., on block above Canal st.. week days
only, at b:30 4. NJ. Steamers Ply mouth and Rhode
Island. Orchestra on each,
sIONINGTON LIME, via Stonington. Leave Pier
80, n. r., one block above Canal at, week days only,
at o !. NJ, Steamers Ma ne aud New Han, pshirc.
LINZ, via New london, l. ave Pier 40
Cold MOI. N. r., next Dcshrossts St, week days
only, at OP. NJ. Steamers CITY Of Lowell and City
of Worcester,
HUDsON RIVRR nv DAYLIGHT.
PALACE IRON "A LINE
"NRN WORK" and
Finest and fastest river steamers In the world.
Daily except sunday.
Leaves BROOKLYN. fulton ST. hy AnnrK)....s A, NJ.
New York, DCshr0eses st, Pier. ...,.. $40 "
West 22d st. Pier. .......g
For ALBANY, landing at lonkers, West Point. New.
burg, Poughkecpsie. Kingston Point, Catsklll. and
Hudson.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to dcsti.
nation.
CATStILL, HUDSON AND CONsACKIE BOATs
leave Pier ~, NJ. r., foot OF Christopher at, every
week day at . p. VI.
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