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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

posed who incorrectly add a Anal n" to tn. name
from the Hudson River town.
A Ia NEwBURG
To prepare lobster Ia Nevburg select tTo
nedur1-si,ed fine Holsters Those that have been
freshly boiled are the best Such Holsters have
the tail coile1 under, and when II IA stretched
out it springs back the same position. and
does not remain limp like that OF a stale lobster
Pick all the meat our OF the lobster after ~ IL
cooked Gu, II into delicate pieces about an inch
long Season with salt and pinch Of cayenne
and ada three or four mushrooms Cut in dice
Some cooks use two truflas in place Of mush-
rooms in this dish
Melt a large tablespoonful Of butter in spider
and add the seasoned meat Toss Il for about
FIVE minutes over the fire then add a wineglassful
OF Madeira. and let the mixture cook slowly
cTp Of the ss sg the
lobster 10 the back Of the hro and pour in the
about two minutes more ore cru or until the mixture
SINNERS ana thickens Serve II at once LoI
are especially delightful made in chahng-disn.
LOBSTER STEW
plain stew 81 lobster is always a most ac-
ceptable Sunday supper dish. The closing OF
the canneres on the New-England coast last year
has undoubtedly increased the supply OF fresh
Holsters and thus reduced the price. though at
this season Of the year Holsters never cheap
as they are at the beginning OF summer. Do not
attempt 10 make LOBSTER IA Ne"Durg, OF even
a plain lobster stew. without fresh Holsters
Canned lobster Ia a poor substitute.
To make a plain stew. cut up and season two
Holsters in the same way as for lobster A Ia New
burg, emitting the mushrooms. Melt table
spoonful Of butter stir in teaspoonfu of -four ana
when the two are mixed stir in a cup OF stock
or rich milk Squeeze about half a teaspoonful
Of onion juice over the lobster meat add also
Tablespoonful Of minced parsley. Put the pre-
pared lobster meat IN the cream sauce and let It
simmer about Ave minutes. Spread any green rat
found in the lobster over two slices Of thin toast.
and pour the stewed lobster over them. Use any
coral found in the lobster to garnish the dish ana
serve II at once.
lobster is delicious broiled. For this purpose
II must be especially killed and split open by the
butcher who will remove the head and stony
pouch irtestines and Intestinal tube or LADY IN
green" Season tho raw lobster with salt. and
bit OF cayenne Rub II with sweet oil or melted
butter. Put It ir double broiler and broil It on
the flesh side for eight minutes and on the shell
side for ten Serve II without delay. with little
Of the freshest, sweetest butter and lemon juice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

Mr.. Norton has been il or she would have VIII.
len personal thinks TO each member VINO mas SEM
her sunshine
The packages ~ scrap pictures sent oy MISS VI
4 Ferris. Of 40 81 Park ave-. New York. ana
Agnes r 8 Smith Middletown. Conn. have been
forwarded 10 Gertrude Adams No. l1o Pennington
ove passaic J.. who Is making scrapoooks 'or
tho r. s. $
Mrs r. Smith OF Coram Lons lsland' WISHES
10 inform the Sunshine Society that IN" '''ter'
she has received from the members are u"'S ''Hs
Of nshnc to her.
Tho Tribune Sunshine Society branch AZ Evans
coI aeknoNI.dces poems and scraps OF SILK from
N,s A,zina NJ DAVIS Of Port Jencrson. Ions
Island
Irua Bsk.r u enjoying the sunshine sent h'r
~, Mrs T. T Insham int the shape OF years mag
II. I'D son,e books. Mrs. fnghams clippings
49,. ,..r .pass.d on" 20 Mrs. NJ. :. cur'iss Wood
80, ,cer,rx ~ j. Mrs Inshans kind Thanks
,,o u,.bos for the president general snd IN.
s'nsbire stan are much appreciated ano "ere
aenuiney recprocafed
r,icanor Brotie Chester says the answer 10 Luu.e
-. rerrvs pzze As 10 what can he made out OF 'he
lords e. nurse bites. hunt. coin. Is the foho"
,,o. Tribune Sunshine Society. NJ r. rinoiey aiso
sends in the correct answer. Mrs. f. Terrys an
.rer "a not quite right Instead Of "city's sunshine
society" a. she has It. the word Tribune snou'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
AN INTERESTING SECRET.

In answer to requests from readers for pAr'eu'
lars OF Dr. Dys's treatment. which IN some m
stances preserves the youthful complexion ana IN
others totally effaces wrinkles bes'oes res'o'"s
tho br,lIiancy OF the complexion to resemble
that OF girl OF twenty. please apply direct 10
NJ. Darsy. No 81 Rue d'Anjou. Paris. for hf'eeh
years sole proprietor Of DR.. Dyss @sthsoc proc
ucts. and all the necessary explanations VIII oe
sent free post paid. The results OF .ne "es,"."s
o.. o,a,m.d "a certain and to have been followed
by the academy Of Medicine Of PAR: s smSe scr
their brilliant compilations justly said 10 be the
ioveiiest in the world but alas in many an he
nositiyey prevented By the use Of Dr. Dyss toe.
sachets at every ablution thus svolding tne us
~ ARTIFICIAL Aid and the use OF paint or roIEe snn
preserying the complexion NATURALLY There are
five kinds of these saehets 90 that "a. 'in S. and
complexion The cost OF the treatment for preseI,v,
ing the complexion in us you,hfminessI a. y. -.
,nnvad and the face rejuvenated the cost u anous
Sos but full details should be had from NJ Da's''
hOl
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used in place Of CITY. z. A. Higgins sends the
Miss Nettie Bartlett. OF Montague. Mass, sends
her thanks for a pcture-holder from Miss Lottie
servis and a matchholder from Miss Jennie Herzos.
M m ss H copies Dt me
and few members are able 70 take The Tribune Mis-.
stella Weller and Miss Elsie Bridges, OF Montague,
Mrs A. Y " ribbais Marie E. Jackson and Mrs
A. for pcgTss Dr r0n ns SoW ha s sh
needs
been passed on" TO a Sunshine reader
The generous offer OF Mrs. A. p. Pratt. OF Brook
Ign. to contribute box OF SUNSHINE entities her to
Mrs. Emma X Brown. OF Parsppany. y. j., sends
thanks through the Sunshine column to the member
In Philadelphia who sent her cuttings from pants.
viii Mrs. =. f; Bowers please send her ful ad-
9s Mys%s cG Branch Of the s. is gratefully
Z. G. has seat the copy Of the poem, "over the
Hi" asked for by Sunshine member.
Mary Bentley writes that years subscription
for The Ladies Home Journal" has been sent to
her by friend. and that she Is passing il on. TO
space cannot be found in the column for Miss
Bentey's pretty verses. bur they have been passed
on"
Mrs Henry L. Bowers has sent package Of
novels 10 Mrs Dora Andrea. OF Ohio city, Col.
for the miners in her vicinity. Mrs Bowers,s name
has been enrolled and she II entitled 10 the club
pin.
Henrietta s. futile. a "shut-in" member Of the
Sunshine Society. sends the following beautiful
lines for the column:
WEAVING
The threads our hands in blindness spin
10 self determined plan weaves in;
The shuttle OF the unseen powers
Works out o pattern no; or ours.
Can any one send the authors name?
" z But; has sent a package OF pictures ana
scrspbook cards 10 Ohio CITY. COL
Mrs Nardenberg wishes TO express her thanks 10
Mrs Sarah T.. Halscy. F.. r. p. NJ n, > b. H. a.
Mrs william A. Joy. Mrs John Singleton MIS-.
Slaughter and Eleanor Nanhorn for sending her SILK
pieces ard worstcd She has enjoyed making I"
ouilt OF the pieces and writes that she mas nluch
Measure in the kind thoughtfuness OF the sunsnne
members Tho contribution sent by Mrs Nandem,
her called The Vow Of Washington Eas oe'I
'nasscd on TO Mrs r. n. Johnson: or tlehtslo"n
\ J. Mrs NandcnberS has been deNotlns SOM ~
hor time 10 Bible study. and has discovered TX. X
Jewish tradition gives the name Thermutnis 10 en- III
Kings daughter who brought up Moses: ~
,honeht some Sunday school teacher might Ike Slls
Inflammation as IL is not given in the Bible Sne
save also that Moses vas not the name Civ" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
LONDON'S LATEST STYLES !
SUPERB WEDDING GOWN AND
DAINTY DEBUTANTE TOILET.

yrrvrr POPULAR FOR COATS AND JACKETs-A
BEAUTIFUL. EnMIyE EVENING CLOAK AND
EXQUISITE CosTUMEs-sHoULpER
STRAPS FOR SLEEVES
London Nov 10. 1897.
A. ,h,. tina ~ the wear when outside garments
form so important feature f-the wardrooe, aui
not sure but the London establishments present
more attractive display than do those OF rams.
Certainly things more freely SHOWN mere an"
in the shops there is class OF goods mat one
nnds only in small private establishments in Paris
and even then more or less grudgingiy eAhipi'eo
In furs particularly. I saw more In WISH OF
few hours this morning than have seen IN all the
season in Paris. and. although many or the more
couuettish garments are made from Parls mooeis
there are several that are English In FORM ana
shape and which hardly know at all In Paris.
Anong the latter Is a revival OF the old mantle
shape pretty modification OF that rather clumsy
garment. In instance 1t comes IN seaishh'
lined with white lamb and with long SING sleeves
and Watteau-pleat arrangement behind. FOR an
evening wrap the same shape is USED the materia'
being pink puckered velvet with big sap!e c0iia'
and trimmings and royalty lined with ermine
4 few weeks ago spoke OF the FUR gowns
ordered By some Parisians. but Londoners nave
pushed this luxury 10 point even more eA"e"e'
for not satisfied with caracue ard the thin, moo
erate priced skins. they using sable ana seal
skin 10 form long redingotes and entire skirts ana
Jackets one magnificent example is OF sable, ar
ranged with the dark stripes running vertically.
make this distinction because some Of the blouse
Jackets are cut 10 have the stripes across the
figure The skirt Of this gown is laid in scant
rleats ending with a narrow ruffie Of fur about
the feet, For bodces We have the weil-known
blouse shape showing high collar. square. single
rovers and fastened the side with three fancy
buttons such as rough turquoise set In steel About
the waist is a scarf OF turquoise blue velvet
The sealskin costume is even more elaborate. il
xx1f <acb m
IA worn with belt and the bodice blouses slightly
ahou, the waist The high collar. and turn
over panel are faced with ermine. which suggests
TRAIT the entire suit is lined with the white fur.
AZ in Paris ons finds that the most popular fur
garment In the jacket blouse. trimmed with rune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
"THE LITTLE BISCUIT WOMAN"
TOoTHsOME BREADsTrFF SENT FROM AT
LANTA TO ALL PARTS OF THE CONT

Americas. Ca. where 50 many delightful homes
dispense ante bellum" hospitality TO- which the
Old South was noted has produced nothing more 10
De admired than the little biscuit woman" non re-
siding In Atlanta. Her father. Professor Butler.
q graduate OF Princeton. was al different times
president and professor Of mathematics In the Louis
VILE Hlgh School His sife pas Elizabeth Holt
member Of large and arist3cratic Georgia family
Martha BH;ler-Lapslcy has quite gentle manners
md IL so decidedly brunette In type 10 be easily
pronounced an Italian She finished her education al
Uollifaysburg. Penn. and. having Inherited her
fathers mathematical talent. her examination
napers in that study gave her The highest mark
reached during her teachers connection wi'h that
college After her marriage while living In
small Georgia Village. tho Ladies Aii Society OF
nc Episcopal Church. - which she Was member.
served lunches one DAY a, A horse icfs swap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

ors convention" Mrs Lapsleys contribution ol
h.aIsn hieru,'s sia rted her reputation az mo-.
cook From time 70 tim. hsapns ray ESn %l Aid
sne,e,, mo ~ ra- nor 1nul me bttle village vs.
listed by 4 death-dealing cyclons ana mai ali.
hsran 10 pan out her share OF WORK for me .a'n h
snrSor' One day being stranger w H't t,s Ia
uas seeking some Information. Wncrr cnItI ~,
10 nor Miss Hoppe can tell you ms r.
Introduction 10 the president OF me Wofndn En
nhanfe nuicklv dc -ided her 10 place her plscu, II
rial The entry was success ana inc dem'ha IN
creased. 49,, d,, non, sho CON
a.. tour Kindred his cuit small daily sale zen
cents a dozen IL her price. ana no, Saluiia'S '''-
q, present soes beyond one thousand biscuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

sling .le.v. very much worn in England. and es-
peciaily chosen for tea gowns
BICYCLE COSTUMES.
There Is little new 10 record in bicycle costumes.
the fur blouse Jacket and tght-nttlDg skirt reach
ing to the ankles being apparently accepted az IN"
only model. As tho English women wear all walk
ing skirts short. and always trih~ more scant
than sces I'm Paris. the English bicycle suit
will DO for almost any out -of-daor sport The
blouse IL generally Of 4 different material from
the skirt. and "A smart model has blouse Jacket OF
CLOTH with black fur trimming on both bouse and
skirt. Although corduroy seems always 10 sue-
gest a shooting suit. She English like II for winter
bicycling, and. combined with fur-cdged cloth. II is
smart well az sorviccsho.
Considering that London s socially dead AZ this
Ing number of lovely evening frocks. They
mostly for the country season. naturally. and The
London dressmakeT accepts. matter OF course.
that she must AZ uew bodice from old
and must send away boxes Of costumes that have
hsd No trying ON 7 find the puckored velvet
ably pretty effects obtained with II. a little
bodice Of this sort. with tnS senvef and
ruffed tue skirt. makes simple evening gown.
ard VET on. that bears the "sohet Of the season
The truly imposing dinner gown can be made b.
using mo puckercd telyci for s1u5rc-cIt bodice
satin or folds ard iuh'es Of some soft
terial The English dovaGer "a her cnRs 10 this
cut OF the evening costuno. and Ne Only novelty
depcndc on the new materials introduced
DEBUTANTF AND DANCINt; GOWNS
Here ia A description of quaint n'tIe dancing
frock pretty for young debutsDte The material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

lined with ermine the trimming consisting OF huge
peacock feathers made Of colored silks. goid
thread and iridescent beads and paillettes. Inc
design Is large that only six OF the feathers are
simulated this covers the lower part OF the iuil
skirt About .ha shoulders is 4 triple cape OF lace
ermine and satin. the upper cape ernbroldered Win
small peacock design. Some equally elaporate
evening capes are OF plush. with coorcd peads ahu
paiettes. arranged in Oriental designs Man!
have the sling sleeve for the sake or graceiuhess
only. for outside garment "A larry cioSe anu
warm undersleeve Is a necessity. we see the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

Communications have been received from -
Ayrcs Julie W. Insler J. ". J.. Herbert g. See
Miss G. o. Raas l.. NJ w. DR.. Sara Williams
riet NJ. Dcnison. C. S. A. Rena V. l.. Lee. James
Hart Gertrude Clark. $. l. Fairbanks. \. l.
r. " w Mrs G. W. Rarick NJ p. Britt y. w r..
r. W L.. Mrs. Henry +. Bowers; Evelyn Brlggs
Miss X G. Hackett Miss Bradley. Caroline NJ
Crosby Emma Rheinfrank Mabel Foote VI. >. "
w Emma Van Vlack. MI. Parker: MIS- l.. r
# Edwards. ". J. William \. P. P. Mrs. J: y
Appleton a J. Griffin C. " r.; a. Mcna,is; bou %
Mrs J. W Bacon. VI. /. J.. Walter +. Spicer Mfs
Uncle Dan" John b. Albert Thompson. Annie T
Jackson \ T. Powers II. =. :. VI. q. Fondiey
David T. Howell and John krel!.
p Vinton Francis sent 10 the society package
n, nrc,ty silk scraps two copies OF "Munsey's'
and a copy OF The Chap Book" large box
an. n the society withou, 4 name. II contained
n,eres Of white blue and pink muslin Tor MAKING
scrapbooks many pretty scrap pictures ana so"'e
magazine.
The children IN the kindergarten class or VI r.
Young are husly engaged in scatierps sunshine
A beautiful scrapbook made By them has been sent
~ rrr. Baker and three iarge pictures 10 Mrs
Iiimball 81 last Hebron. y. IL. az congratua
torv XIII on her eighty first birthday
Mr.. Louis g. Norton. OF High,stown y j.. Etra
nos,onicc wishes to acknowledge the receipt OF
three COPIES Of Tho Art Interchange" and copies
OF The Evangelist" md other papers. she mas
also received from Mrs. W. II. chase llttIe DOCK
t., containing the pretty poem, Sometime, ana
"lnnurnerable kndnes-es from Miss Annie T.. poty'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

Misses Mary S. and Mytie Tyler, Of Yonkers. n.
v have received all the dolls patterns and scrap
pictures they need for some time in their Sunshine
work and request that no more be sent fnem'
Thanks are given to L. B. c. and MISS in, ~; w.
iindsIv OF Washington D. c., for scrap pictures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
80 - F70V5E TOLD
IS, III TALKS

A, this season Of The year the lobster is IN
special demand for salad for supper' ana IN
various Gays for dinners Lobster meat mah's
the roost delicious OF croduettes. coquilles and
o,h.r email dishes II II admirable in a plain
stew or that more elaborate dish lobster IA
Newburg 90 called from . weIl-known BON vivant
AZ thia city and not. ~ some persons have sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
~ R|BynEZ
)U15HBHE}oCIE:EY

GOOD CHEER.
Have you had a Kindness shown
Pass IL on.
Twas not given for thee alone
Pass u on.
LET II travel down the years.
I.~, Il wips Arother's tears,
TIL Ia heaven the deed appears--
Pass II on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
Fine FurS
C.. G., Gunther'S Sons,

EsTAp
IA FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK.
sables---Imperal, Russian, and hudson pay ; ..
Manes Canes MuA Boas and skins exceptional beauty at
moderate prices.
BLACK Persian Best German dye t,oo
Jackets limited number recent style and make at Sie S.yU:
SS5 and nnWds Persian Jackets STOCK ana 10 oraer
at moderate prices.
Seal Skin Jackets .,.o cox com COOK
$245
Fancy Furs r.-.. p,.,. puv.s p,r.
Foxes Fox Blene Moufnon Black Marten, Mink Ermne
Eur Lined Coats (Gentlemen's
Lined and trimmed Black Genet, $65.
Lined Mink trimmed Otter $685. ~
lined and trimmed Black Persian $l65
Also a full Iineo all kinds In al Sizes
Fur Rugs. Robes and Skins.
The various Lions Tigers Black Bears Polar Bears Gz
Bears etc. ...
Al Of nbore goods tnnstca'y 'o~ prices and o superior
and fniSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
UOUaN'S PAGE APPRECIATED.

To the Edi,o- % The Tribune
s,,. ! eniov the Womans Pag. very much and
think it has improved a paper that I thought "as
a, its height OF improvement before Sincerely
yours 'Iit - ~ I'LL
No Riverslie-ave. Newark. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The Sunshine column grows more interest
ing every day The puzzles give us much smuse-
mem, also much profit. for they set US thinking
- n,ohtahle Truly yours VI. j. F. BAKER
Newark y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: ! daily read the Sunshine column ~ rns
Tribune 10 see IL. among the many needs can AZ
less, supply few. Truly yours, 80 . -,,r~
Mamaroneck. y. y Mfs' u T. Sf'ii =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

To the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: In my estimation The Tribune Is fsr neycnd
an, other Sunday paper. and the Wonans Fsee
ard Sunshine column are doing great work Truly
yours. "is' W - NS"ON'
Vellshoro. Penn.
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the great law-giver by his Jewish parents but V
Egyptian appellation from MO- water an'
'uses," drawn out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
lEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

OF West 23d-st Penn r. r.. Cortiandt or
'ndicates time from West esd-s. Other figures show
time from C9r.'ard; or pebrosses.:, o. ~, ,or
:5b5, sis A. A. daily for WiLKEsBARRE scRAN-
d G2S EAi fts&
and the West Snd principal local points, dining car and
:io,a5. 1870 4. NJ Sundays only for Bound Brook
and n!s1msd ; ',aGnd .v .,c.o, Sunday Tor MAUcH
.Ii,0S. 1900 noon daily. except Sunday
"BLACK DiArlOND EXPRESS"
s'' :::. s.s :s n::s:; .!s:!
izssS z, s, s:ny s. .s; sunday for
M.aA IHNk and Ii. sdssy y:ns s"s for rAsToS
19 dsy na principal iSs S.
mediate stations CONTESTS for all points In coal resiOn'
:Ss ;:i;S' s:sst' lss %!.$ss
:z.55. 6'I6 p. N daily for EAsroN and intsrm.di-
ono daily sns.H: SUNDAY E1eTs:: f.,
' n:s Sd s'I 81
trsn T. 1 10 chisss" sissp.rs Bar.s snd ToroniS
a ESQ Z AssRF '' s ssSsa'f :!fE9RsA ssy
E1S 81 Sr ;sS -; fSii:
.s:s;;: ergo !. s.'a:s; crs,va
Additional local trains daily except sunday for BOUND
n ae snd 49, @ gs"s: 5'. ssa S
Tickets and Pullman accomncdatiors At ii3 2ei sI3.
e.: *: as sn.4 sss a. 10 q Fl E. a
srssdwsy and BROOKLYN Annex. BrooEyn
hotel or residence through 10 dsstimation.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave ". aga s. SatIGn; n T.. As f00"' %
S,:s,, A. a. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
,iO A. 81 Daily. Local to Albany. Saratoga and Aos-
,0.iS NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roehes-
ter Risrac Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne. Toledo Csvs-
lard and Chicago. -. ~,.,-,,, 49,.
rains New paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mime ~askA, Al
bany Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Psrlor Car -
Bloom Vile and Albany.
cN4a,O p NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Albany.
G.OO p N Daily. for Albany, Montreal. Utica, 6yra-
cus. Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto d.
rcit Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis
Saratoga and Montreal. Sleeping car Albany to Mos
7;4S p ~ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse. R0ehes-
s.tn - NJ psiiy for Albany, Utica. Syracuse, Rochee
ter luffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
g. c@Ieaves Brooklyn by Annex: Bl0:40 A. NJ. C30S
p. NJ; Jersey CITY. r. r. Station; Bil:2o S'D
Time tables at principal hotels and offices.
C. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Ascent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trans leave NewYork foot Of Chambers.st..
follows And hvs minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
Os A. M.--vestibuled Express daily for Binshamton
wavery, Elmira Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
r. NJ. Parlor to Buffalo.
2uiO r. M-VsstibuIsd Limited fast mail Daily, solid
train Chicago. via Chauauqua Lake arrives Cieve-
land TAO A. NJ Chicago s p, 81. Seepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7lIO r. M-Bunaio and Cleveland vsstibubed Express
Daily arrives Bufralo 1:05 A. NJ. Bradford I:i7 A. NJ
jamestown 1900 A. NJ. Cleveland 1880 p NJ sespsrs
detroit. chica go ana the West Tsfs Library Car.
S,4S =, M.-via Chau.au4ua Lake and Niagara Falls
psiy. SOLID train cheeso. seepsrs to Hornellsvis
Chicago and Cincinnati: Dining Car.
accommodation. It ~ H. :sI. aol and a6I BROAD
way x .ca " w.si d.s srs As
end 7ss rvl,en.st ios nre.awsy Brooklyn 900 Hud.on
press 10. snd checks baggage from hotels and resi-
denees desttnAeioo.
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nailrod1s.

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DEL Asp to wE 81 E.1:,a r.
''"o and Chri.topE:r. streets.
vEsTInuLEHa TH FAIIINFSs;rH f'iLiLaMHAfE BUFFET
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernard,viile. b,skins
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passaic patsrson Boon-
. EeS1.Nsss t NiESMa8S puRs dAkE
MOUNTAINS washington. PHlLI.IPSBCRG. EAsToN.
WATER cAp sTRorDSBtRG. Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON. PtTrsToN. WiLKESBARRE NANT!-
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sYsReAcrsE oswEGo ITHACA oWEGo; ELMIRA,
FORMING. BATH. DANsyILLE BUFFALO and all
500 a. NJ. -BlNGHAAioN MA'N s'ops ~ P'SAVs'
1000 a. 0M,caf. Car. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BLNd.
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ExPRp:ss Pullman Paror Cars; Connecting ct
Burfalo with trains for CHICAGO and points West
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~" oTTiTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
7,oo p NJ Taiiyl-Chicago Vestibuled Limited Exprass
for scRANToN B.MGHA,MT,0S ElM,NA EYE r.
.Tcaso Dining Car 81 Buffalo. .
6. 20 p 81 (Day)--Bufalo Express Pullman Seepere foe
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t'TicA and OswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Bu1se
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Place 40 Broadway and 94c Broad%sy AZ
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1O6 Broadway. Brooklyn Tme-taoies giving ~" '"A"
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check baggage hotel residence to destination.