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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
RELLAIRE
All SortS OF Local News and 0oSGlP From
the (ilAIs city.

All SoFts Of Local News and OoSsip From
the Glass city.
The members OF st. Johns church
have decided to hold q picnic az Bel
mont Park. July s. The gentlemen In
charge OF the nffair assure the general
public that nothing will be left undone
to make the occasion a. enjoyable as
possible. and extend q most cordial IN
yitatlon TO all their friends to spend the
day with them
The American Mechanics band. OF
this city, has secured tho contract to
play at Mountain Lake Park this seaeon
This is the third tins this band mas
played at that resort and the boys arr
feeling pretty good over II. They WIN
leave here on the night OF August j. 10
remain at the park three weeks.
The Belmont county medical society
will hold their outing at EpWorth park
the 22nd OF this month. The physicians
accompanied by their wives, VIII make
a basket picnic out OF Il. A special
programme has been arranged ana a
good time will be had by all present
Thomas E. Shelly and P. J. MeDon-
augh have bsen granted n patent on a
device for making goblets and tum-
blers. The device will make a cheaper
DfpuuCLlOll lbA LIZ NAAA5' ~
designed for.
Mrs Robert Lawrence and Mrs. 81
mer Darrah. left Yesterday Tor FRANK
lin Ind called there by the serious ILL
ness OF their father, David Jones' q tor-
mer resident OF tSis city.
W. p. Crozler. who was mildred at the
Belmont coal WORKS, some time ago Is
sim confined 70 his oed. He seems to
4 aartTfNgAgF hNIFE tnAn WAS
at first thought.
Charles Robson was taken 20 st.
CIairsvIlle. yesterday, by oihcer Lyns-
key to serve out hno OF F2S and COSTA
for beating his wife.
Mrs. John F. Jones and family, OF
Chartered. Pa. are the guests OF LOUIS
Long, in the Fourth ward. They VIII re-
main all summer.
Mrs. John Randolph and son arrived
In the city last evening from IlenveF'
Colorado. to visit frieudS and relatives
in this city.
Samuel Farley Is home from Sum
nerfleId. where he was called by the
serious illness Of his mother. who Is I'm
proving.
Mrs. ]. b Hastings. OF Parkersburg.
IL the guest OF her husband at the
Globe hotel in this CITY TOT lew uabS'
John Davis is home from Marietta
and Slstersville. where he has been
looking after some street paving.
Rev. Alva Hopkins. OF Clayton. Nd,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives in
this city on his way to Bethany.
Moses Somehow. OF Norgantown, W.
Va, is spending n few days with his
parents In this city.
Mrs Duga and children. Of Dresden.
are the guests OF friends and relatives
in the city.
Fred. Stewart came in yesterday from
Chicago, where he has been on busi-
ness trip.
Mrs. II. S. McGregor went to Epworth
park yesterday, to remain for the sum-
The medical board OF pension exam
liners met yesterday. in regular session.
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and the mother sickly, frStful, and nervous.
The woman who neRlectS to take proper care
of herself and who therefore suffers from
weakness and disease of the organs Of wo-
manhood cannot be healthy and lmiable.
Her children will be puny and ailinR and
happiness will pass by on the other side.
There Is no reason why every woman should
not be the healthy, happy mother Of robust
and playful children II she will take the
proper care Of herself Proper care means,
FIRST Of ALL proper medicine for her ailments.
DR.. Pierce's FaVorite Prescription will
make any woman strong and we'll In Wo-
manly way. II cures all weakness and dis
ease Of the distinctly feminine organism. It
prepares a woman ioT motherhood. It in.
shres the health OF the baby. II makes
parturiton easy and nearly painless. Over
90 900 women have testified TO its virtues,
in writing. Druggists sell It and have no
substitute Just as good. The druggist
who tries TO force something. else upon you
is not an honest man. He is tTifing with
your life and happiness for the sake Of q
greater profit to himself
Mrs. p. Il. Fotgry. Of earns. Keyaphha, Co.
Neb, writes! II write TO you again concerning
my daughter, Mrs, D Biliiugs She has taken
Two bottles Of PavoTiie Prescription and two
Of Golden Medical Discovery She thinks the
medicines did her a world Of good. She was con
6Bed Inc 18th Of February, Was rek about
tbree hour. and now has a ten pound daughter
She got nlouR nicely Gherwafd. She says she
never felt 50 well. She looks well and her com
pleNiou IL clear"
The modern business world won't stand
still or loiter 10 walt for the man who suffers
from headaches, biliousness and dyspepsia,
caused BY constipation. DIT, Piefce's Pleas.
ant Pellets cure constipation. OF druggists,
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To tho Editor Of the lntelugcneeF
srR:-The writer, n resident OF the
Island. respectfully asks why 1t Is tha'
the board OF public works or the police
5,,,rt,ent. or whatever department
,,-Jar whose control such matters are
,i,rrd does not compel property own
~ - no cIlp shade trees on their s'Ie-
r.stks SO pedestrians can walk under
, W",n There are several places on tne
Island where Il IL On impossioillty t ,,I,
l iir,wn ncople to walk under trees. nnd
ON r1,ny days they must go through
thc muddy cutters ,..,,, .,o,,aos
The city ordinance clearly sp ,,S, H.
maj shade trees and AWNINGS mus J y,
S,,g Ssat above the sidewalk y Is
seven I,,, q, piacc to add that many avn
i no. o in ne city are lower than said or
dinanee ''N'" SEVENTH wARDER.
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Mr. ISAAC HoRNER, proprietor o,
,,. % n,,r,1n House, Burton, w. Va ana
w. ~ ~ 81" most widely known men In
% ,nn s,,tr was cured OF rheumatism AZ
,nr three years OF suffering He sSys'
II have not sufficient comnlAhu on
,,,arr 10 convey any idea OF what !
EE,,Se,cd INV physician told me that
.i,t,tr,, could be- done for me and my
s,is,Is wore fully Convinced that noth-
~ ,l,.''b KIT heath would relieve me OF my
VIZ .S "T In June. issi, Mr.. EyenH
~, su Saiesman Tor the wheeling DRUG
cSmp1ny. recommended Chamberlain :
pain Hahn. At this time my 1901 5,, G,in
i, ,'tU normal size and It seemed TO me
~ Wy, To- would burst. but soon after ! pc
ny wv, usIng Inc Pain Balm the FwelHnE
,g,n to decrenHc. the pain to lenSe,
IA -" NOW consider that am entirely
cured. FOR sale by druggists
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The Billy sherrys defeated the Pleas
ant Valley Stars two games wednes-
dag. The morning game was Il 10 s;
batteries. Lavill and Conrad; Rose and
QUIT The afternoon game was IL to
10: batteries, Dclhrugge and Schacter;
Hamilton and StevIck.
The Billy Sherrys played the Joseph
winnesdoffer tailors Sunday morning
on the Terminal grounds. The score
was l. q 70 in the ninth inning, when
the wlnnesdoflers kicked on a decision
by the umpire. and would not play the
tenth inning. 90 the umpire gave the
game to the Sherrys by a score OF TO
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MOUNDsVILLE
A miscellaneous MsIHnEo Of Minor mat
nrr from Marshal'S Metropolis.

a ,TI,o.IINneoua MsIango Of Minor Mat"
nrr from Marshal'S Metropolis.
The trolley party Tuesday evening.
was not a success SO far as enjoyment
was concerned. Sixty tickets had been
so,d here. but when the two cars came
gfta, or sixty people were on from Glen
,iaIe and SIcNfechen and the consc-
,,n,sncs was that nearly half of our peo-
10 Including the Ohio Valley Quar-
.stte could not crowd on. Our people
,re very much inCensed over the az
Gnlr and will not likely favor another
party soon.
In the case OF ]. f. Israel w. Batson,
rl1idyyln & Este. the Jury brought IN u
,.orjIrt OF SI2 damages for the plaintiff.
Tho case OF Charles White VS.. The Fos-
tnria Glass Company was on trial yes
,srIav afternoon White IS suing Tor
tninri.s received IN an explosion AZ the
sacto,-y about three years ago, J: HOW
ard Holt appeared for the plnintih ana
" p. Hubbard and J. a. Ewing Tor the
defendent.
r Pargons was called 20 Benwood
Last evening to prosecute one, Allie Nc
Donald, charged with robbery. This
e ,be same Mcdonald who was cleared
by the jury last week from similar
charge.
Mas Carrie COckayne entertained a
fey invited guests al her home last
evening. In honor OF Miss Shearer and
Nlsg Mary Bruce, who Will leave for
the scashore tomorrow.
Marriage license was issued from the
comfy clerks Office. Yesterday. TO WI.
son Higgins. OF wetzel county. and
Mnude Mcdowell. Of Marshall county.
The shoe factory and machinery
which was offered at public sale to-
a. vna adjourned for one week. The
bJshcst bid received was $500.
Tho q. A, II. will give a festival and
entertainment at the Odd Fellows hall
Saturday night
ne q W Bruce attended che last
,,cctInC OF the pension board at Cam
eron, yesterday
Dc. Il. A. Hlldreth OF Wheeling, was
In the city yesterday.
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At the Congregational meeting held
at tho Presbyterian church last night
the building committee was instructed
to 60 ahead and adopt plans for the
new church, subject TO the approval OF
the cungregation. The committee VII
settle the matter as quickly as possible
and report to the congregation. me
new church seems TO be an assuTSu
Tact and the one adopted will surely
please the congregation and be credit
10 Martins Ferry.
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OCEAN CITY, N. ].
1.-THE Perfect Resort"
OCEAN CITY, n. j.,

II known as tho most perfect scashorc
resort on the Atlantic coast, because II
contains features Of natural perfection
with municipal regulations. prohibiting
tho sale OF lluuor and making high moral
standard the permanent foundation OF tho
municipality. The firshlug, boating ana
bathing are superb. Commodious hotels
and COTTAGES mark the progress OF the re-
sort II Is reached via tho PennsylvanlA
railroad. the baltimore & Ohio railroad,
and Reading railroad, connecting with
10 civ CLERK. julI
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BOSTON. June ls.--Thc Chieagos proved
easy victims to-day, the Bostons by
strong. steady playing pIllnE up fourteen
runs The visitors could not bat Nichols,
and only in tho hfth inning were as many
as two hits made on him. Score:
RH l.
Boston ....,,O , "a o J ia IS I
Chicago ,.....0 0 Q o J
Earned runs. Boston & Batteries, Mich
OILS and Bergen Callahan and Klttrcdge.
Time. l:S5. Umpire. T. ]. Lynch. Attend
anCt 500
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PROPOSALS.
NToTIcE TO CONTRACTORS.
N Senled Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Sealed Proposals.
Sealed proposals will BE- received until
Tuesday, July IS 1881, at 10 o'clock .. m,
for the erection Of Stone Building ana
Iron Cells at the West Virginia Pehiten-
tlary In accordance with plans and Gpeei-
ficatlons adopted by the Board Of Diree.
tors for the West Virginia Penltentiarys
Bids will be received as follows:
FIRST-For the excavation and atoho
work for tho proposed new building
SECOND-For cells and iron grilleN.
THIRD-For carpenter work, glaHinga
roofing and plasterihE.
Contractors can get forms for bids from
tho office OF FrhnEhein, 0lesey q FariA
architects, Wheeling, W. Va, or from
John l.. Laughlin, secretary, MoundaVtlle.
w. Va. All bids to be sealed and 20 be
marked bids for Proposed building and
addressed 20 the Secretary Of the Wet
Virginia Penltcntiary, MoundsVille, W.
Va.
the Office OF the architects and At the
gardcn's office In the prison, at MOund9-
willie, w, Va. after Wednesday June Is
iSJ7, and tho board OF directors reserve the
right TO reject any and all hldl
by order OF the board Of directoFR
JOHN l. E~AuGPSIN, Secretary,
June II, 1897. Jal9 .
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'y6,-SGsrowN. June ie-whceilng had
-, 5la,ulty In defeating tho home team
'.9,v The Giants were as pygmles in
80 hands OF the visitors. In many In.
~, piaying like schoolboys, on the
.,ss- hand. the Sallers played a game
srn a, life and ginger. showing M in bet
-. ,srm than at any time since their trs,
'r,s,raare on tho local grounds. Camp
w was touched up sufficiently TO win
~ zane. but stupid work on the bases
,,,n,,ed no run-seltlng. Jordan pitched
.,ns.p, winning ball, allowing Wheeling
nm four hits, but his support At critical
,I,,s. was wretched. The fielding OF Stcen'
Iy1ss and Curtis and the miserable work
- l'fsplre Murdoch were the features OF
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WASHINGTON. June lj.-Tho Senators
punched hits on Cunningham ana won
the game. The CoIonols' six raps were
scattered. The game was remafkaD'y
fast. lasting only an hour and n half. inc
Louisville management to-day Teieaseu
Pitcher Hsmning and Jimmy kodseT Y:
CLARKE was made captain manager OF Tue
team. Attendance 200. Score pur
Washington % 1 200
Louisville .....0
Earned runs. washington 2: Loulsyllle !.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE Phrlllos
defeated the 81. Louis Browns this after
noon by TO T. Six -PhliadelphIR play-
ers were included in the visitors batting
list, and up to the seventh inning II looked
as though they would pull out victory.
Towards the close. however, the locals
caught onto Curseys delivery, making
Innings. Attendance SECS, Score;
RHE
Phtlidelp'a Is Q . 80 i '-Sii 1
Earned runs. st. Louis .; Philadelphia
? Batteries. Carsey and Douglass. Wheel
er, Fihell and Boyle. Time 10. umpires.
Mcdonald aud McDcrmott.
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Simply apply SwAYNE'S OINTMENT.
No internal medicine required. Cures tot
Ter, ecEomn,, itch. all oruptlonH on tho
ince, hands, nose. etc, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers arc possessed by
no other remedy Ask your druggist for
SWGYNE's OINTMENT, IthAAW
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NAIIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays wlnners-w washington. Baltl-
more. Cleveland. Philadelphia, Cincinnati
Boston.
T5-9av's ramcs-PittsburEh al Baltl-
moe Chicago AZ Boston. Cincinnati AZ
Br5skIyn. Cleveland AZ New YORK; -.
Louis al Philadelphia, Louisville At Wash-
.ngtOH.
BALTIMORE. June is.-TTae Champions
defca,sd the Pirates to-day in a one-sided
game. Hastings was substituted for XII
len In the first. after tho latter had a
base on balls. hit batsman and wild
pitch 10 his credit. Hastings pitched stead;
IN after the fourth. hut the damage mao
Sssn done. The playing OF Davis and ZEN y,
uags were features. Attendance -''S'-
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Earnrl runs, BnIUmo.e . Wy,UI1O
81. Bnverrnar Thrce-bnae hit. Doyle
ssiSIs5 t,aseI, McGraw :, Jennings. Doyle.
r.Ftlrr. Ee!tE. Ely. Quian = Double pay,
F.sliz Jennings and Doyle :: ny ~ d@ Sgnl
~ RiIiIn I mt by pitched bah, Jen-
n,rgs y struck out. By hops 2; BY , Hast
iIFsl wild pitch. Kiilen. Leit on pa-ss'
baltimore 4: Pittsburgh D Tine mourn
sraglFr Hurst
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PHILADELPHIA. June ls-PItcher Con
Lucid. recently With the Reading Atlantic
league club. and formerly with PhIladel-
mia and Brooklyn, was engaged by the
81 Louis club here to-day. He VIII proba-
bly, pitch In one OF the Philadelphia games.
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ta-aed runs. WhesllnE !, Ttrec-o7se
VI TnyI5r TNyu-hEss hit, Zlnram. stolen
i,Et. ste-n. SIuss2E. Coyle. yettors :
"a On bases Youngstown ~ asellns
~. an IN pitched ball, Berry. Struck
I'D h.. Campbell = Time. LA Weather'
~ coadliion OF grounds, good. I'm
rIrF Murdoch
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MANSFIELD. June i6-RS.n stopped
The MnnSaeld-Sew Castle sumo here at
fss hssinnlnS OF the nfth inning, with the
core 10 IN favor OF New Castle,
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MARITIME FERRY.

HuP' aud MI'hApS In the Thriving city
Across the River.
Those who will take part in the Old
Maids convention 10 be given at the
Opera house next Monday evening, are
practlcIng nightly. Tho entertainment
viii be under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' Society OF the Presbyterian
church and the cast OF characters VIII
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,Dr.TcIEERING SALE OF SHIRTS.
SALE CONTINUED.

AnSi 90 aud 81 20 shirts Ia SIN anu ~. ~
bo.oms, white aud cBl0Ted. so TOT 80
Genus ''s' ''0' WILL GUTNAN.
I3II Market street.
PopuinF Priced Halter and Furnl'h'''
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SPORT.
Ease Ball. Bowling, Bicycling,
Boxing, Races, tic.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE


,.,,. concentrating At YounEs-
S,,y castle at Mansfield, Toledo at
t9nl,g,,,S.ld. Dayton at Fort Wayne,
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Misses Laura Hopkins. Margaret FL
bert. EssIe Boyd. Angle Terrtll, Grace
Leseur. Bird Scdgwick. Amelia ReltZ,
Edna TolbeTt. GeorEiana Watson, May
Copenhaycr. Sue DitmRr, Mrs. John M.
Turner and Mrs. Fred Jones.
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TO make hair grow a natural color,
,rsy,ut badness, and keep the scalp
healthy, Hull's Hair Remover was IN
vented. and has proved itself successful
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1900 -+"N NAAW 1NAuWs
NEW YORK. June ia The Indians
-Wn'NHl down on tho Giants this after.
noon with tho scaips gained from two sue
ccstiVo Victories NJ Philadelphia dangling
from their belts. In search OF the hirsute
hdofnment OF the New Workers. And they
kot H. LOT Rusie was an easy mark Big
Bravo Socialists started Inc MN getting
W Ihe hrst Inning by putting one outside
o. Ilernan's reach, making the circuit or
lhe bases, Score;
- RHE
cleveland ...i . OO2 o - - :
Earned runs, Cleveland T. Batteries.
RusIo and Warner: Wilson and O'Connor,
Time, 1865. Attendance $50. Umpire.
o'Day.
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Batteries, King and Farrell: CUNNINGHAM
ana buuer Time, 100, Umpire, Emsiie.
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An druggists guarantee Or. Miles .PAEH
ptS.Is &c 70 Stop Headache, zone cent dose
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BROOKLYN. June i6.-Thc FIRST game OF
the present series between the Cincinnatls
and Byooklyns was played al Eastern
by the Reds They had a regular picnic,
especially IN the second inning. when they
rolled up 4 round dozen runs, Score:
RHE
Brooklyn 80 00ls0O s-6i! :
Cincinnati ,..Ol2 oil :? o o O-l5 IL
Earned runs Brooklyn 4: Cincinnati .
Batteries, Fisher. Payne and Grim; Bret
tens;cln and Petite. Time, got Attend
ance, 2,lL Umpire, Sheridan.
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So6ams at Fort Wayne.
FORT WAYNE. Isne ik-No game;
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MT. LAKE COTTAGE FOR RENT;
wi newly papered throughout: every
thing In good order. a. 7. YOUNG, SIX
teenth and Jacob streets. myI
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AXD WASHING
For PHILADELPHIA from whitehall Terminal
Mefk eagsa ~ ~. = - II % Dining car A. NJ
- -. p 800 ptu1-' car. 20 - (Olninz Car,
5!5 6.3S % VI. Y 10 mIt
SUNDAYS. 80, 5S. ~ . Dining car A. NJ i.S5
800 so Dining oprl - + NJ. l. 10 mdt
FROM FOOT LIBERTY STREET : minutes later with
additional trains ut 90 4 NJ daily. ana 80 ard
T. Il days 49,
For BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON from Whitehall
Terminal
Week days 7.35. os5. - dining car, 4 NJ. i.s5
% 453 Dining Car 5l5 J.. VI l. 10 md, S,nf,Vs
go II = Dining CaD \. II. i35. i.j5 Dining Carj
From FOOT Liberty STREET minute. later
Tckc's AMI ptrl0rar seats an procured a, zoo, n,
Idterty st. Whiieha! -. li3. 49, 2Gi 43i %, IiD
i::3 s.oal1av q! ~ Az. 81 East ian st. $50 Frsi
iZoth - Zi5 west l2'th s.. 2jl Columbus Az Now
York: Court -. sGp Fulton s., Brooslvn. o. pro,1
way Williamsburg. The %e'v York Transfer con,ranv
destination ~ '''''
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-fork toot O., 0t IA :,
300 4. M.-Vesiiuu!ed Express 1a.,y iuI 9st -.
Waverly Elmra. buffalo. Brncford An'Ve b-"1'o ~"
L. VI. ParlJr - Buha.o. 1T, 1900. s,,,,,
O:i5 A. M.-Vestihulel Express daily STcep, ahhlny
ro- Port Jervis Monticello. IAcka"aNen, h'hrs"r az"
important local points to corning lalIF 70 Ip!' ''''
puinan Paior cars !lr Monticello ana '"fnlnR 1T,
I.OO a. N-Vestltuie1 Limited fasf mall ljh4}, s''I'
train for Chicago via C1sutsuqus Lake ar!Ies
lard 40 a. NJ. chicago =; d r'eeP'' " " -
Cleveland end Cnc'nreu. DininG al .. -.
1870 T.. M.--Bufalo and ceyeltrt Nt',.on.ea hA''
Ian1sstown 90 \. NJ. Cleveland 1880 + u Slreptr
10 t,uTalo and Cleveland making direct oon''"ns ~"
n.,-ni Ch,csco ana me West. CAFE Library car
SAB T.. MA CtautauqIa Lax" ana Nlasafa , 3
Daily Solid tain 20 Chicago Sleep-rs 70 hoihe'i's'N
Chicago and Cincinnati pining car ,,, =.
VICKETs Local TINE CANbs M, =. i i; y y
way ~; Bowery l5d East l2jth-s and 81 Ncst @
Chambers and 29d-s. ferries. New .fF III
ann 729 Fulton st GG Ero1dway. Brooklyn 200 HlIsA
ST. Ho.oken. and Jersey cry : .'"n Ws-;--T -
mess calls for and baggage from hotels ana r-
derces - destination.
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SHCRE XIX.

Is m. earlier from foot II FfinHlln ST:
80 A 81 Daily. Local Buffalo.
q 40 y NJ DAILY Local to Albany for Catskiu Noun
taua and Sa4a1.a.
1915 A. 81. baIy f,r Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roche.
ter buffalo. NIAGARA Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo C.eyc
land ana Chicago.
I'll 81. 4 u DAILY. excep, sunday 70 ca,sldl
Mountain New Patz. Lakes Moh1ns and Mlnncw asIss
NISaGv Satd.ofa, Ca.dN ell. LAX: George ParOr
t. SIratoga sad Caldwell
= i 100 f. ~ Iai.i. except sunday. for Albany
GOO L. u. Day. i1r Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syrh-
cusA Rochester. Buffalo Niagara FaIls. Toronto. De
rot Cleveland. Chicago AMI -. LOUIS.
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