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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-02

George a Anderson, secretary Of II
Galveston MarsSime association, is pron
Of the beginning the cotton buyers Of
This state have made toward a united q.
for. on their part to not only better them
selves but also the shippers and pro
lti-ers To The Post correspondent he
sad tonight lust before boarding the train
Tor Galvesron. ''The cotton buyers have
put their organization on a good, solid
foundation, and a good beginning viii
certainly heget our organization moS
promising future We need some reforms
in the. method OF handling the heecy STA
ple in this state, and with this Organize
ton to assist we may accomplish murh,
and not only maze IKE Texas hale OF cc'.
ION the equal Of any produced. bust tn
superior of any produced in the world"
Felix p. Bates. who was today ele-.A
president of the Texas Interior costn
Buyers association. Is a resident OF Foa
Worth about 10 years of age. and hai
been for twenty years engaged in the COZ
ton business in Texas. St. LOUIS and Mem
ph!s.
Perry r. Freeman. who was elected sec
retary OF the Texas Interior Cotton Buy
ers' assoc.a ton, has been engaged in thu
cotton business IN this state twenty Year,
and ~, OF this time ne has been com
nun.cating with the firm of A. \. Patol
& Co. with headquarters at Dallas, MI
Freeman - a middle aged man and thor
oughly conversant with the new duud
which he will have to perform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
New York and Boston All Rail.

\. T., \ IT. 4 IT. X. X. and cOnnoctIons.
From GRIND Central Station.
Leave by way OF Due
p0I 4. NJ. Springfield and Worcester. $3.50 p. Il
1000 A. NJ, 'N.,ew London aud Providence, 400 T.. NJ.
roo A. NJ, New London aud Providence. t;3O =. II.
1900 NJ. Springh Id nd Worcester, 6:+U p. u.
:i;Uu T. NJ, Air Lin" and y. r. II. r., $500 y. n
l!n2 4, NJ. New Lonnun and Prov dcnce. 700 =. N.
HOuP. NJ, .NCw London and Prov idspce. 800 p, NJ.
I 40 y. NJ, 'Sprtnghrli and Worcester, 1000 p. NJ
$500 y, Nj, 'New London and Providence. IL 100 p. NJ.
II 90 y. VI. Springfield and Worcester. $40 A. N.
1900 \. NJ. 'Nrw london and Providence. o; 26 A. y.
'RrnS daily. including sunday.
ebay State Limit d; all parlor cars; fare "a. In
Guiding parlur ear SEAT.
:AIr Line Limited; arrives at and departs from
Park Squarr station, Boston. Return service same
hour and y sane route.
Through pArlor and sleeping cars by each train.
q, I, HEMPsTEAD. O N. Pass. AeeuA.
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MeAlrRi.

AvER.lTY OF THE CITY OF SEW II NED:
DISEASES Of MEN. OLD DK. GRlNpI.E na, been
longer established and has had more rTperi,nc, than
any other advertising physician; city papers prove
this. Under his scientific reRIinent blood nd skin
a m"ntn, ulr Saaa' painful nH' ssen i rI Hidnc r. and ad'E bladder "T
comp aints. scaiding innanimai rs gravel. nni' vet
mAnently cured. Men about TO marry should consult
OLD DIR. GRISDI.E. Every impe smrn: removed.
clans. Rcmembtr, Old DR. GWiNbIE never fails.
OFFICE OVEN - YEARS at ~ West l",h st. be.
Hours. . to .. Sundays. 0to3. Socharg" un .rss cared.
A BILITY.-Go TO the celebrated HalIett Medical In:
and and 't nsqxs ws%Is ySs G ia ,h. waIl ,hf fI E.ss Of ' CHARGE n,1Sa
Forty years specialist: IN al private disess 3 OF men.
primary. secondary ana tertiary, permanently cured;
ulcer. skin alsea',s, sJrS throat. mouth ana had
pimpics. blotchah; my l~nfsllIhe rrm"dy for nervous
debility. weakness. Of body and mind. varicocele.
lost vigor Restored; bear In mind. pra,rire makes per.
, sn1 oh ,no . u ,r,a,. Tmre' S SeH ,d the Sn nni,s,, l? Mc.i less r man
tute nrst; 4 IA the best anu cheapest. -" Fast ION
hours . to q. sunday included.
OLD Dn. Grey. as Years u specialist In dis
eases OF men "ni,. Qu rS"st permanent cure guar
son. SKIN diseases, IiLney or bladder trounI', weak.
ne s. nervous debility. errors OF youth. tad dr"aina,
| city. once over 30 years at isO East Eth st, near
tine treatment aud ADVICE free. Medicine only soc,
A.-A.-A.-QCICKEsT CURE
in diseases OF men; dangerous cases solicited; relief ct
once; those deGirlng only hrstclass scientific treat
ment should call. Tue leading specialist, DR.. Bonschur,
l27 West we'd st.i y TO 8. TOW sundays. 10 tn |.
VNR. CoSRAD'Ss anitarlum kliful treat.
~ III ut of all disc ses ana ir egularities OF women.
III West 7th ct. Tel uOi JSth 81. Hours. -.
nR. Ladi. s. Private sanituriuIn; 10
- years experience. 1871 East 2sth st, formerly
! We I 43i st.
VADIEsi Chiches,er's English ~Pcnnyrcyal Pills
~ tn, no sr.i. sssaa' q, .nl."n,s. Yf"P r.rtsuisi.. nsi..i
for CHI Csich ns is1sac s y sissrt e.. 1f!El;ilaaa!..n.T . "a.
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DELAWARE. ANNA 4 WESTERN
II. Il.
Stations In New Work. foot or Barclay and
ChriAtophrr Sta.
vEsTIRUIH TRAINS. PULLMAN CFF
ARS pININTH UIEAT

H. L..
Stations In New Work. FOOT OF Barclay and
Christopher StH.
vEsTInUIH TRAINS. rul.LNAN uCFFBr
CARS. PINISCH LIGHT.
Direct route 10 Newark. bloomfield. Montclair. the
Oranges, summit. Ilernardsviile. Basking Ridge. Mad
stanrope, NcSton, RUdd's Lake. Lake Hopatcong.
Harkcttstown. School US Mounta n. Wa. hungton,
Phllipsi urg. T. aston. Wafer Gap. Strludsburg. Pncono
Mountain. scranton. = ttstou. vii 'csharre, Month
ton. oxford. Norwich. Watrrville, Ctica, Ricnneld
Springs, Cortlan :. Syracuse. Oswrgn, ITHACA Owego,
Elm ra, Corning, Bath. Dtnsvillr. Buffalo. and all
points West, Northwest. and Southwest.
siuo =. M.-Binghamton Mail. stops At principal
stations.
1000 4. M.-(Cufe carr -Buralo. Scranton. Bling
hsmion. Owrgo, Ithaca. Elmira, syracuse. and o.
w,go Express, Pullman buffet parior cars. Com
meeting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West, Pullman parlor car New York 20
RirlfielJ springs
400 T.. M.-Scrnnton. Binghamton. and ElmirA Ex-
press. Pullman buffet arlor cars.
400 y. M.-Scranton. WIlkesharre. and Plymouth
FXrr"ss, PuIlman uufet psrloI cars.
ZOO r. M.-~(Dailyl-Chicago vestihule Limited Ex-
press for Scranton. Dingnamton. Elmira. BUFFALO.
pu Imam burrt sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west Of buffalo.
siDO y. N.-lDailyl-Bunalo EIpress. Pullman
Nj Morris, aud Bufralo. arriving Buffalo 4 A. u.
Oi1O r. M.-lDaily)-Bunalo scranton. Bingham,
ton, Owego. Ithaca, Elniri, syracuse. and osweg0
Express. Pullman hnrct sleepcrs. sleepers Now
York to Rirh1eld SPRING..
Tickets ami Palm IN. acconimod ations at Henry
Gaze a sons. Ltd, ll3 Broadway IA Park place. and
~" Iroadway and 0IY broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations. III lth av., cor, l2th ~. 81 West l25th st..
235 Columbus av,, New York; 33S ana 723 Flu ton 81
ant l0d B~rothway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving
full Information at all stations.
WeStcOtt's Express Company VIII cal Tor and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Throngi. train, leave sew york, foot Of chambers
At, as follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
Q.ll I. N.-Nestibulc Express daily FOR Bingham.
r.o' ton. WhN"riy. klmirs, Hun la. II. afford. ar
~ hnll 500 J. NJ. Z rlor ear la Hir;hlu.
o. = = VI, Stintled Elk press daily, except sun.
O.lt) day. for PORT JcrvIs. Monticello. L~sckawaKeu.
Ho sial". and important local points 10 Corning.
Daily ",Pnrt lrrvis. Pullman Parlor Cars for Month,
eel ard Corning,
').ln = M.-vestihule limited Fast mail daily
-'oo solid train for Chicago, via ChantaGlual Lake
arr'" Cleveland Mt 1:IO A. NJ. rhi ago . Z. 81.
sleepcrs 10 Chicago. Cleveland, aud Cturinnati Din.
7:3O =: M'1Brnalo and cleveland y%e.linule Er,
s'vo press daily. arrives at BGnalO 7:Oo A. NJ,
bradford 7:l7A. NJ. jamestown i:OU A. NJ. Z eve.
land ls:io J., u. (sleepers 10 Buffalo aud Clevelandl.
nakins direct connection for Detroit, Chicago. and
the West. Cafe Library Tar.
81 y. Via Chautauqua Lake aud
'''iO Hlagara Falls. solid Train 10 Chicago. sleep
,r, Ia h"rhelisv!lle, ChiruE", and Cincinnati, Dining
JIvkETs, LOCAL TIME CARDS. y PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS al M, liz, col, 4Ol. and
~ Lroadway, l27 Bow"ry. l5h East eth 81, and
~ Wrht l2bth e., Chamhrrs and West ~ Vt. ferries.
New YORK; 333 aud i2i FnlInn -, 100 Broad sy.
hTooklyni zoo Hudson 81. HoDUken, and jersey City
station. westcott's Express calls for and checks bag.
gage from hotels and residences to destination
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

,IraN" New llrk,. whitehall Terminal, daily.
CHICAGO. 1855 p, u. and IL: 10 night.
P~lTTSBURG $; 25 ca. Sunday Il 90 sun; 1871 night.
ClNClSNAT ST. LOUIS. p:5hA. ~, $3.50 p NJ.
WASHINGTON. I~ALTlMORE, 1865, Gb5 dining
Car, il:25 A. N. Dining Can. l:55. 3:25 Dining
Carr, 1,i5 % ming Gao, 81 T. VI. i%;lO night. sun,
day. $3.50 Dining carr. HES A. VI Dining Carr. l:35
dining Car, %;h5 Dining carr, $500 =, NJ, l2IlO
night.
NORFOLK. ll;25 A. NJ. daily.
SEw ORLEANS nhrongu ,leener). 4;55 p. NJ. daily.
Train leave font Llberty ~, , miuutes later.
Al trains are illuminated with PIntsch light.
once; ~. lTG, ydl. 43+, ll4O broadway. 81 East
l+th st.. LEI Bowery. New York; 33v. 344 fulton ST.
Brooklyni Whitehall Terminal. baggage chOokS4
from hotel or TeSidence 10 Destination
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Pennsylvania
EAIIsRoAD.

STATIONS foot OF "est f"ruty. tu.rd street and Dee
brosses and Cortl.ndt sire Is.
IL The leaving time from DrsDrosses and Cortlandt
street. is n e minutes later than that given below for
assS 4. u. FAST HiL~-Pullman Butte, Parlor
car New YORK to p,t,senrE; Sleeping Car Pitt'ours
s s' i 4 !. VI u. F 4 Hf;NFitt'f IqTflf fRf clfyilnnS;
sG%Si5i%, Gnr. s''f fDr tn Rsaios c s%GiiaEdi H TSi. Do.
C,9 ';ans,i' l4Ii1nse9Iis. Louisrills !. s. LSpls;
sl hSs T y. h. w E Z fiss'1 F@pk2 sale.fS; Sc eld IS1is;
7sto ". ? sorTH%E fs1fis fE.&SIPiRsEss.-Fo Gin
7s s5a"f =. M and'f fHtIfic fxr tsEiss p,,,.eurs and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo e-
eep' S%sHasaiHGrox AND THE SOUTH.
7:52; re; s"sS. SiSS Dining Can arr 1924 L 81 a p MI 1879; "a
& s:9 A. P mis- n. i :cons Rlsn.; s1n h,5 I: s's FL G paI'o1 'G sss
Dining Cars 4:21 Dining Carr. +:o5 Dining Carl
SOUTHERN kAILwAY.-E1press. 4:so P. NJ. 1910
Atlantic COAST ~LISE,-E1pres,. s:e5 A. NJ. and
cHIE:SApEAiEE AND OHIO RAnwAY.-.'s P. II
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoEFoLK.-75s
AfIsx MSee ir4.N HRS a:9 3~ Fl !: .s aa,,i stree, Station.
l::5 P y. and pesbrosses and Cortlands Streets.
CAPE Y.NE1pr l2:5s p. NJ. week days.
I.o"s Brsnch, hs9pry Park Interlaksn s%nndaysl.
s S:'3 a. ' ;i@Sm as 5 . Z; y: sa sPs .s4 siss 4: VI s;ie s;:s
slO. A NJ. 1910. 2:SO. 3:4o. 4:20. $40. 200 p. n.
Sundays. g:i5 A. NJ. 5:l5 p. VI.
tuR
6:l5, .:25. 1:55. sea. s:55. 9:y5 (s:55 Penn. Linn
ted, a:35 DINING Car, 1888. 1898 A. M 1855.
Ing Car. 5:55 Dining Car: -: T:5!. s;55 ?, NJ
1a33 Limited. $3.50. 1888 4. NJ. l:55 Dining Car,
800; +i23 ID pin; Car, 500 pin ns Carr; 5:55
Ticket orices No.. +Gl. 0t4, llu6. 1923, Ill. and 26l
Broadway: l Aston House; West Invent third
Street Station. and stations foot OF DesbroSs.s and
CnrtlHntt Streets. ) Court Street. 500 Fulton Street.
0S Broadway. and + ook Ign Annex station. Brook.
Ign: station, Jersey city. The New York Tran reR
Company Will ali for ard check bag cage from
hotels and r siien"es through TO destination.
J. y. HUTCHINSON. y. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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WHITE STAR N

Britannic. Sept. p2, noon %Gcrmanic ... oct. o. noon
Majestic. Sept. 90. noon Teutonic. Oct, IL. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY STEAMERS
Pier 45 North River. ONCE u BROADWAY. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
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RailroAds.
Valley System.

Stations foot OF West 23i st. Penn. X. RI. Cortlandt
Indicates time from Vest "3d st. Other figures
'how time from Cortland, or pes. rossc: st. ,r,
for y AVCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
cR.S1oy "'I M.. I, M y; aa'l KlM ,H5 wlL I.ss u
ITHAS.i HESEya E@InEsTEK BTFFAL0, MAG:
dinirg car and hair car 10 Buffalo.
.IOi25. 1880 4. NJ, sundays only. for BouND
BROOM aud interIncdia,e stations.
MAuCH CHUNK and Intermediate points.
"BLACK DiAMOND EXTETss."
Arrives BufTalo n:3j p. NJ. Pullman Nrsibuic Day
a la carte. connects AT Buffalo with through sleep.
e: 20 Detroit ana G = ,uv .,.cn, SUNDAY o.,
MAUI .tS!E' Gn r&is" and ID , y SSt'Si s'T poIa,s sunday for
n:Is;Sa, h.IS p. y: sundays only. for EAsroN.
I,ss; into 7 N daily. eXesM, sunday. for
in coal regions; chair car for wiikesbarre.
w :niss: ;iss + rlf \: 4"!!yi sc rss:HI ssua aas pl for
cipal Intermediate stations. Connects for all po nts
in coal regions; Pullman Buffet Parlorc Car for Wilkes.
Sass. Sis p. NJ. daily. for EAsToN and inter
..S,IS. I.I" p daily, except SUNDAY. Express
for s~l.ArlSGToN and principal intermediate sta
lions. Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair
.G,a5. 5,OG i. NJ. daily for BUFFALo, NIAGARA
FALLS, and a | points West. Pullman seSper vesti:
bulc train N. Y. to Chicago. Slcepcrs To Buffalo and
only ., SolTM TLAlSFIEip, tAsI%X, nEThiT
HIM, AAlNh III Nh, J.. " " 1T ~ lion. SAY itf,
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BATAVIA AMI BUFFALO.
Puilman sleeper FOR IIuIalo Sone hut sleeping car
'':s.Sss. 400 !. NJ, DAILY Tor liT'HAcA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points West, Pullman sleepers to wilkesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily, except sunday. for
BOuNn BROOK Ind intermediate points, leave US fol.
lows: $50; 900 a. VI" r;5;. .;3o. 'a:55, i.2o, and
'5:55. $40 L. VI.
Tick Is ami Pullman recommendations at lla. aeI.
213. $40. H4i, and ll2. Broad way, ~ T.. lth st., 1874
y, l2hth ST. i"7 Howery. Y. y. Nd0 Fult u at. 4
Court 81. ~ B'way, and BROOKLYN Annex, uruoklyn,
y. Y Transfer Co, Will all for aud cnr,k baggage
from h"t"! or residence thruuLh to destination.
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BOSTON AND ~MEW

FAI.L RIVER line. VIA Newport and Fail River.
Leave Pier IL. y. r.. foot OF Murray st. week days
and Sundays at $50 L. NJ. Steamers Priscilla aud
Puritan. Orchestra on each.
PROSIDENtE LINE. via Providence. Leave Pier
so. y. r.. one block above Canal St. week days
only. at $50 =. NJ. Steamers Ply mouth and Pill.
grim. Orchestra on each.
sTON iNt.TON LINE, via Stoninston. Leave Pier
40, y. r.. one block above Canal ST.. week DAYS
only. al . 7. ". Steamers Maine and New Hamp.
shire.
NOUNI CHT LIVE, via New london. Leave Pier 40
odd No., N. r., next Desbrosses St, week days
only. at u 7. VI. Steamers City Of Lowell and City
OF WOrrPstpr. Orchestra on aCh.
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aabIir aotires.
posT OFFICE NOTCH

LIOoI oFElCB NOIIOh
L
SHOULD be read p A1Ll by all Interested, Sschaugcs
may occur at any tintl,
Foreigr mails Tor the week ending Sept. 90. 1897.
will closc IN nil cases. at the General
aost olnce a. Iollowsi fhhChLs fosl hhilS close
one hour earlier than CLOSING u ne shown below.
TUESDAY IhASsAI ~ rIp mniiS nsr s,.,r.h,n
lam, VIA pIynnuth ana Bremen uettets ,ot Ire
"IppiementSry 1850 A. NJ for Ireland ieftt rs
only per steamship seryla, via Queenstown let;
.es TOT other parts OF Europe must be directed
EpNESph6 = A. N, n~urblemsnt9ry 3 A N.
sOpths@giGa, sGA n. s~appismSntary io:5oI
NJ Tor EURoPE,, per Steamship BrstHnnic. VIA
pcr steamship wsstcfnland. Via Antwerp dstteri
must be directed Ter wTstHrniand ": ,,,,
SS SSgI via Plymouth cheroOdrs' and Ham
S~ATUnDAf.-A $3.50 A. NJ. for FRANCE, SWITZER'
EaSPr, ir rAd Rp iFAhf> ts] 19ErT HS I;., TUEEE i,
M1Nf, DESMARR, swEfDE%&.% SGGiawvAYY CHRIS.
t,anlsl. and RUSSIA. per steamship .Havcl', VIA
GGs?S%atss. . @ssi fS' d S'HS' I" Per :" ha H%EGyT' at yl s
S%ssadSm; We Rs,toIssS as';sr. mus, ,s%II;ccss%S
s rSiGs1i a, 10 a; y, for scorLASD direct ;, per
be directed ..RcT Egrnessis,yi a! II 4. NJ supple.
.pRlNTyD M.rTrp Sc--T,u, ,,o,,.,, ,,u,r,
= on Tne.Saxs tas. T ptintsI Man, s,ean'rs IS sau '.cr'
%a'y; and SPECIALLY Ad%rss.ss PRINTED Matter
White star steamers on Wednesday,. German
%st 1";ss; .. e T%:s 81 ss,a "s" ss 'asS f5 f.SSSn S fap
veT'''ed to carry mat. '''-
Ate; tie closing OF the o., elementary Transatlantic
English aff r SRsasa aH Dn a Sss piSr' .t af ins An "nd f re:
n" %1 sa, nPSn o 9n s,a, M,ssln Ten Minutes of the hour
MAILS FOX SOUTH AID CENTRAL AMERICA.
AT 10 A. NJ. supplementary IL 4. M for
CENTRAL AMERIC Except Costa Kica) and
ELL pASitiG FORTS. per steamship Anvance;
naSu,9n IIelters Tor ua'e.hala must Oe nirec eu
,t ps, aSSIEsss Se,o p q, ~ a; NJ y. r%r t n IKE Per
y, y r. per aan'o pm
Eso0,RS ~ mrs !, w. ,r EMAIL ahm "a nLhih
Swo pRhsa,tSs ' per ' p,a G"'er,age We re nam
y : " I'm u III = Iz uf.rtpSt.IEIp r pc S9,srr,nse,2 :; NJ
MAI.h nsp stean,er trnm law 6rn sn NJ a = Y
uEspAS;- q !. NJ for per steamer
and I0SASo' per 'tesm,hip irraw"day; At =.
h~uhspA9;r s3O A. n for PoRT ANTONIO; per
s,eAn ,ap t = n fh ma nsR RSIn IA az l +, u, tsu pIe ~ en-.
noso; a. ! p y. tsIpplsnrntary iiaV p NJ for
s SassaTI Stasar ana n, s1 8 ? i, tor IL gAN StS1i per per
G"rt .H nd Guatemala must be directed per Ar
RlDAI;.At ID N. for BRAZIL, per steamship
Amstht VIA petnamoneo anu S,n.o' letters 'or
sATGRbAY MA 1, 70 4 " sspppl,n mar, 1880 4.
NJ TOT fohIoNE SLAM, JAMAlSA and sAsA.
Costa RIGA must DO directed per Adironda,knl!
At ~ A. M Ss1Ppt"menin l";an A NJ f1r GAZE
SANTA MARTHA; pr stea'nsiip Hols,ein; at
iojS9 A. y, Tor AhfhIhh. ShiAfAs 1890
ton letters Tor o!her "a Us OF Mexico ana TOT Cuoa
must be directsa uIeS Gity OF Was. inSton,1; q.
[Sf'iss & j 4 NJ; spPPIsn,G,a5y i,;so ky,
IEr ESEdeEkA ahu IsACAo' aso SArA.
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NJ l STEAMSHIP co.

Only dl-cct line for Cottage city, Mass, and Port
land, Ne. steamers sail every week day. except
Wednesday. from Pier No. 3s. Z. r.. at p. VI. Tues
day, Thursday. and Saturday steamers stop at Cottage
City en- route the new S. 5. JOHN ENGLIS sails Mon.
days and Fridays for Portland direct. Connections
made FOR Bar Harbor. Old Orchard. Poland Spring.
White Mountains. st. John. y. b.. and all Eastern
summer resorts. steamers nttsd with every modern
Improvement for comfort and convenience OF tourists.
The most comfortable route for all points East,
necessitating no changes. Tickets may lie purchased
at Main S. S. Connnuy's ONCE. M. 273 Broadway.
at the ONCE No. egg South ST.. opposite the Pier, and
ThnA. Cook 4 Son. 2hl and l22h ~nrondMhY.
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StfamunA
Evening line.

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RICHMOND will leave Old Pi-i Al, y. r.. foot Canal
ST., At Il +. NJ. daily Sundays excepted. making d.
rect connections with trains North, East. and West.
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PRINTED MATTER, &r,-Gcrman steamers ssiiinl
Oh Tuesdays take Printed Mater. &c, for Ger
malv. aud specially Addressed Printed Matter
&c.. for other parts OF Europe. American aud
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Tuesdays. and Cunard. T ;ench and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ters, SC, for all countries for which they are ad
yertised to carry mat.
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Sullivan County,

SUMMIT HOUSE. Washington Bros, proprietors,
Liberty, suII, v an county, n. Y.-Firstclass accommo.
dations; large farm and dairy. plenty Of fresh mill.
good livery; cunning and fishing; Catholic family.
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OLD DOMINION I.IxE x.
lAlLH nd N0REnlk.

ahorteat Sea Trtp- Out or New York.
Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. New
port News. Petersburg. ortsmout Pinner's Point,
Richmond, Virginia Beach. Va. and Washington. D. G.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 20.
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HAWBUEG LIVE.
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HUDSON RIVER RI DAYLIGHT.

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shall constitute fund the interest Of
which is to be annually divided among
those who during the year preceding have
done the greatest service TO humanity.
The income is TO be divided into five equal
parts, which are to be distributed in this
way:
"One-flfth for the most important dis
covery in the natural sciences.
"One-1fth for the most important dis
covery or improvement in chemistry.
"One-flfth for the most important dis
covery in physiology or medicine.
"One-ffth for the most excellent work
in literature and the remaining fifth to
that person who has worked most effect
lively for the union of humanity, the dis
armament, partial or complete, of stand
ing armies and for the organization and
promotion Of peace congresses.
"The prizes for natural science and
chemistry" continues the will, "are to be
awarded by the Swedish Academy of Sci
ence, those for physiology and medicine
by the Carolina institute at Stockholm
and those for the promotion of peace by q
committee of five persons to be appointed
by the Norwegian storthing."
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Necessity the Mother of Invention.

eff a man keeps his eyes open, he
sees many funny thing while riding
on street cars, said a aregular patron Of
the Peters avenue line. IF you will
take ! ride on this line some dark
night, frequently ahead of the car
you'll see light waved across the track,
and If you watch closely you will see
the motorman begin applying the brakes,
and the car will stop, and a smiling col
ored gentleman will board the car and
laughingly say that he got this car to
stop for him. found, upon asking a
conductor one day, that the negroes in
this part of the town have caught on to
the fact that as that part Of the city is
black at night the motormen Of the
swift moving cars cannot detect their
presence ON the track in sufficient time
to stop their cars for them, so they, fig
uratively, hang out light for the car
to stop, and it seems to work both to
the satisfaction Of the colored population
and the motormen on the cars T" Neces-
sity is the mother Of invention, and it
seems our colored brother has hit upon
a scheme to offset the lack of lights on
those streets back of town traversed by
electric cars. New Orleans Picayune.