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GRAND RALLY ENDS
Continued from Third Page.)

no one can become a member ignorant
OF the requirements"
Miss Lille NJ. Dieter of Se6alia, Mo.
| discussed, 1.-THE Prayer Meeting Com
| nlittee." and was followed by Charles
A. Forse, of st. Louis. who spoke or
''The Social Committee"
Miss Francis B. Patterson OF Chicago
| made a favorable impression with hei
earnest presentation Of 1.-THE Mission.
airy Committee
THE Other Committees" were consid.
cred by Miles NJ. Shand Of Washington
D. C.
The concluding address was by Chas
Studd of London, England. The audi
ence drifted into the streets, and, TAX
ing possession Of the street cars, induig-
ed in one Of their favorite songs,
speed Away"
The evening session in the Mechanics
pavilion, led by President Clark, was one
of the most BILE assemblies ever held
on this coast. 1t is estimated that over
1900 persons listened to The closing ex-
ercises of the convention.
In his remarks, MIR. Csrk said that
nearly 400. 900 men, women and children
had attended the meetings during the
week.
The meeting &. Woodwa1d's pavilion
in the evening Tas characterized from
the first ~ an Intense spirit o; devo-
ton. The great audie nee listened to an
earnest Discourse +" the Eev. q. Wilbur
Chapman, d. D., # Philadelphia, who
spoke of ''fas oufpouring of the Holy
Spirit" Dr. Chapman said ~ part:
Eve certainly need another Penta-
COS. and the need is always the prophecy
of the coming Of that which should meet
the longing. The church needs it. We
behold people today utterly forgetting
the peace Of the Holy Ghost in the gov
eminent Of the church. substituting
man-made power and methods for His
power and direction, STOPPING to all sorts
of methods for the purpose of raising
funds to carry on the work of the gos-
pei, almost completely wiping out the
line o demarkation between the church
and the world. In the light Of these
things, say without hesitation, that the
church needs another Pentacost, when
he money changers shall bed riven from
the sanctuary. when hypocrisy shall be
cast out of the house of God when the
Holy Gnost shall be given the place Of
the vicar of Christ, and when the fire of
cleansing and of power shall burn in us
from morning till night and from night
till morning.
"Go3 send the church another Penta-
cost.
A series Of savorite hal,elutah songs
followed the season OF conservation I'M
der Secretary Baer. Il was like an old
fashioned revival.
One of the final announcements, TO the
effect that London would De the meet
ing place of the worldwide Endeavor
in 1900. precipitated applause and a flut-
ter Of white handkerchief.
The last songs were given with an
animation only INDUCED in by Endeavor
hosts about to be separated for twelve
months. With God Be With You Till
We Meet Again. the great spiritual
gatherings in this pavilion mad passed
into religious history.
Tomorrow Endeavorers will be enter
tanned to the number of 10000 in Oak
land. - r,..llgElFslH3
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Two NJiy,,,y Continents

North and South America. besides Guate-
mala. the West Indies. Australia. and even
Europe, are the fields OF usefulness IN which
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has demonstrat
ed its value as an antidote 10 malaria. and
as a remedy for dyspepsia, constipation,
rheumatism. neuralgia. bsliousness nervous
ness. and loss OF appetite and sleep. The
inha bitants, the medical men of these coun-
tries, have spoken In no uncertain tones
concerning the efficacy OF the great house
hold remedy
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pucKLEN's ARNroA sALvE.

The Best SaIve N Inc World for Gus
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Sal. Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands.
ChilbIa'ns, Germs. and all Skin Erup-
tons. ard positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy. 32s y. Main
street. and G. Behring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
ayentIes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13
Ano.h.r K.n... G.,. s.m.,,s,x.

F'oft scott. kaa-. Jaiy i2-HiHisrr ~
Rice formerly editor q TIE Monitor. oe
;1ss q y. is1sy received Notice q ais s2-
9oin,rneut oy ne ;reszz1rv Grsar:-nes: -
co11aiscl1ue, = immigration q, vaacos-
veg. y. G. ~. Tt1os sla leave a. Saee
for Esneouvsy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13
ITALY BECOMES IMPATIENT

sultan Realty Must Mike Haste aud Do %
Europe Wants Him.
Rome, July l2.-In the chamber OF dep
uties today the visconti Fenost. minister
for foreign affairs. said THAI the Turkish
government was placing numerous diffi-
culties In the way OF the prosecution 81
peace negotiations and causing delay.
He added:
This condition CT things cannot be al
lowed to continue. The great powers re-
main perfectly unin;eres,ed and are de-
termined TO attain their ends"
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guaranteed to them The roads Of the
Western Pas senger association now will
make every effort to see that no stop
overs are made. Another matter is the
action OF the Southern Pacific in extend
ing the time or sale OF the return tickets
waica the western roads believe will re-
suit in Generalization OF rates. The
third ma,.-f IS the reported payment Of
commissions IT. San Francisco, which is
contrary to the agreement All these
things viii be iooKed into by Chairman
Caldwell and re WI take such action as
he deems advisable All that the west
ern roads desire is to ,,reven, any dem
oralization IN rates and see that good
faith is KEEP. with northern transcon-
.ireRtal roads.
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JOHN CHINAMAN alice SAME HOT
Believes stories of Human Sacrifices by
Western Missionaries

San Francisco. July 12-The Occiden-
tai and Oriental steamer Doric has ar
rived from China and Japan. two days
ahead OF schedule time. She brought
Yokohama advices to June %. The Jap
anese Mail gives a summary Of CORES
that the state OF the foreign colony in
that city is alarming. Three Chinese
were killed IN the last days OF May on
charges that they had stolen native
children in order that they might serve
as offerings 10 insure the safety OF the
foundations OF the new French Catholic
Cathedral. TO be dedicated June q.
A Tien Tsin correspondent says:
at Is reported that a conspiracy has
been formed TO attack the foreign set
Element on June u. and 20 burn the
Roman Catholic cathedral The consuls
OF the various na;iona!itiss nave deemed
70 prudent TO telegraph the flcls 10 their
governments and to ask for the protec-
tion OF men-of-war. The gate leading
from the foreign settlement 70 the Chi
nese quarter is closed every night AZ II
O'Clock. The japanese gunbost Akagi IL
now at Taku in response % appeals from
.he japanese consul. ch,n ese soldiers are
quar;ered N various parts % ne city for
the express purpose q Checking riot
ers"
You may hunt the world over and
you Will not find another medicine equal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Paris. France, July News has been
received from Ras Jiaui.ts. On the gulf
Aeen. 20 the effect tha; King Aeniiek y
has appointed the Russian major. Leoat-n
governor general OF ire Eqaato--al prov
t-ces CT ASys<.nia-
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RIOT AT a BULL FIGHT
Management Trie. 10 Ring In Change Of
Programme

Barcelona. July i2-At the bull Hgh:
yesterday riot took place. growing on;
o. an alteration by the' management r.
the announced order q procee7inEs. Tn
enragsd spectators threg sticks. bsrc1-
e. and everything portable into ne are
ma, me oaI fighters de5 u disnay. znd
he gen d'arnes were compelled - IN
:erYcae. At.sr some one lad fred q
revolver. the police cleared he ring. sew
ersl gen d'arn1es and spectators =ere
seriously hurt The rioters tied 70 sura
the bull rag Many arrests have been
made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Eana Commissioner PRESIDENTIAL has his
report of the condition Of state and pri-
vate banks nearly completed. For The
hrst time in decade the deposits are
greater than the loans The deposits
are aoou: ST.. 500, oeo and the loans 49,
00o. ooa The deposits have grown 49,
600 900 during the last six months. The
banks unheard from have an aggregate
capital % less than 500, oeo. so the report
is practically complete. Had Il not been
for money taken GU, % the banks re-
emily for expenses incident 20 harvest
he thinks me deposits would have reach
ed Sc. oo0. 600
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Don't hesitate 20 kick when a smooth
spoken salesman offers you one thing
after you nave distinctly ordered anoth-
er. You know what you want Insist
IN vafrirp /.
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~DON'T BORROW TROUBLE" BUY
SAPOl 10
IT'S CHEAPER IN THE END

is a mere collection OF rude huts In
charge OF an Eurasan officer. aud
few police. Mabailey had already been
proclaimed an outlaw. and Il Is believed
that his following Is small The Dyanks
Sikhs who are being sent 20 hunt him
out OF the jungle viii probably capture
him easy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Colonel H. L Taylor % Sedgwick coun-
" was here today. and IN response 70 a
question. said there would be conplets
fusion in Sedgwick county this year, and
There IS no doubt OF me election OF fu-
son ticket. He thinks D A. Wilson wiil
succeed Lewellilg as state senator. He
also announced that Rufus Cone VIII no;
pc candidate fo- renoIlina;i ton for the
Office or sie.if
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

The man
who neslects
his health for
the sake of
the excite
ulent of work
and money
: ettin G, is
dancing with
II is a dance
Death aIEavs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

You may hunt the world over and
you will not find another medicine equal
n Chamberlain Cole. Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy s5r bowel complaints
Il is pleasant safe and reliable. p.
sale By Druggfsts
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vention took place in the Hotel Cadillac
tonight, in the way of reception. The
receiving party consisted Of the presi-
dent of the league, D. D. Woodmansee
Of Cincinnati; Governor Pingree, presi-
dent N. Dingley, of the Michigan league;
Secretary NJ. Bowling Of the national
league, and Col. Henry NJ. Duffield, Col.
John Atkinson. and James H. Stone of
Detroit The delegates passed tad shook
hands with the party to the accomani-
ment of stirring music by big orches-
ira; the corridors were filed with cho-
rus Of good humored politicians, and the
scene was decidedly merry and infor-
NAL. The only drawback to the gather
ing, apparently, will be the absence of
noted statesmen now prominent N pub
lie life, most Of whom are detained in
Washington on account Of the tariff bill
situation. It is probable that congress
man McCleary Of Minnesota, who is to
speak on Wednesday, will be the only
member Of congress to address the con-
vention.
The gentler sex will not be wholly un-
represented in the convention. Two wo-
men delegates have arrived, Mrs. Add,e
L. Ballou, of San Francisco, president Of
the Woman's State League of Califor-
mia, and Miss Estella Reed, state SUPER
intendent OF public instruction. OF Wyo-
ming.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Hooi's Ssrss2sriEa puriaes ne hIooI
and strengthens re Sasis syssu- &c.
Hoods
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13
ROAD GROWS ROUGH
TARIFF CONFEREES FIND THE CO.
ING VERY BAD INDEED.

There is Trouble Between the House Re-
politicians, Who Have Their Own Ideas
as Between DutiabIe and Free, and No
Less as Between High and Low Rates.
on the One Hand, and Senators Who
Know What It Will be to Get Any Sort
of Bill Through the Senate-The
gIinoritys Attitude.
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SOME OF THE SANE.
Is WHAT A MOB GIVES A CHILD
BEATER-AND THEN SOME

Sixteen Yeaf-Oid julia Bartoa Flees From
the Home Of Her Uncle, Adam Wine--
Dreamer, Of Bsasrics, NshA. to an Aunt in
Denver, Bearing the MARKS Of . Horse
whip Welded By the Above Named
Gentleman-Adsm's Neishbors Gather,
aud Flag Him. with Tar and Feathers
to Finish With.
Denver. Colo, July 12.-Julia L. Bar
ton. sixteen years old, adopted daughter
of AGam Winebrenner Of Beatrice, Neb.,
wito has arrived in Denver 20 live with
her aunt. Mrs. E. NJ. Bishop, still bears
the marks of the cruel beating with
korsewhip which caused her to run
away from home fortnight ago. Yes
terday moraing Winebrenner was TAX
en- from jail by mcS of indignant citi-
Zens CT I}ea lrice, lasLed and tarred and
feathered. Winebrenner is son of
!ohn Wniebrenner Of Harrisburg, Pa.
founder CO me sect known as the Church
of God.
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a LeGiesa Man In n Cart Drawn BY . Deg
CominE rrorn RunaIo TO New Herk.

SYRACUSE, Oct. s.-A small cart, containing =
lcgless man and drawn by q checrful.looking
dog. passed through hero today. bound from
Buffalo to New York. Tho passenger was Max
J. EnEel OF Buffalo. and the dog is Carlo. whose
breeding is a crnss between a shepherd and =
Newfoundland. They left Buffalo on Sept. 20,
and they have JoSsrd along industr!ousiy all
the way, and neither looks particularly the
worse Tor the journey. They expect TO arrive
in New YORK in about "A month. Engcl. who Is a
YOUNG fellow. los, his legs IN n railroad accident
In SEQ. they were taken OF close TO the hips,
so that loCouIutIun was impossible, and tho dog
has carried him about ever since. The journey
seems 20 1e without any special purpose, except
that OF pleasure.
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GREENWICH Conn. Oct. Subjective Arnold
OF Bridgeport and Deputy Sheriff Fitzroy ar
rested here to-day n man whom. they believe. Is
responsible for some OF the thefts Of bicycles and
second.story burglaries which have occurred in
this county recently. The man WAS driving a
horse and buggy. At first he gave his name AS
Edward Rogers, but later said 1t was Arthur
Rogers, lie said he had worked for n man
named scott Mt Mill Centre. Newburg, y. g., in
q saw mill, and boarded with a Mrs. Dugan.
Inquiries BY telephone Of Policeman Emmanuel
Pcrrot OF NewburE. brought the information
that there was no Mill Centre and no persons
named Dugan. Rogers. or Scott.
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S4LTArIoSISr GOES TO JAIL.
Capt. Herdman Will Test the Right or Tronte
Police to stop street services.

TRENTON. y. j., Oct. S.-Capt. Thomas Herd.
man OF the salvation Army. who was arrested
last night for obstructing the streets. was ined
$40 this morning, and in dcfault Of payment
was sent to the county jail for ten days. Appli-
cation Is to be made for u writ OF certiorari
carrying the matter to the supreme Court TO
test the legality OF the arrest. Capt. Hcrdman
says the rational officers have instructed him
TO test the right OF the police to interfere with
the Army in its work.
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BALTIMORE g OHIO.

I"aV' NON lurA, %nIlcnaII TUTmInal. lully.
CHI, 400, l:I5 T.. VI. aud Ig.lO night.
flTINBU lI, d'5neK. SUNDAY / % sun il2'l0 night
ClNClSN AT, 81. LOUIS, H:56'A. NJ, 800 T.. NJ.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. 7hh, HIh ininiUg
Car. lIf25 \. NJ. dDrntHE carr, l:5;, 3ga ,Dnlius
Car, 4:hj - ming carr, 300 T. NJ. II 10 night. sun
daN, n:6a Dining car. ll3GJ \. VI, DINING carr. / ~
lining car. i.jj lDiuins Car BOO A. 81. le!lu
night.
NORFOLK Hes 4. NJ. daily
SEN ORLEANS ytnrou-h sleeper, IA T., NJ. daily.
Trains | ave iuIt lllrrtl u . minute. In "r.
Al trains are Illuminated with rnirn lght.
Oncrs; lEi. AK. FOL. asa, lliu broadway, II East
IAN 81 l27 Bowory. New York; 33H. 3Ii Fulton sL,
B%rooklyni Whitehall Terminal baggage ckOckSA
from hotel or residence TO Destination
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Pennsylvania
EAILRoAD.

STATIONS foot uI IVES. twenty. tiurd street and Des-
brDssrs and Cortlaudt streets.
u The leaving time from esbross"s and C"rtiand'
streets is nve minutes later Than that given below for
Twenty. third Street Station.
Car New York to pitt.hnrg sletpinS Car P!ttsburs
TO Chicaso. 40 coaches 10 rittseure
s.ss 4 i; VI. fA PliEIISS SEItA!iisHFi ST. GiS<eisna:
@ 1Sssf rGmSaFt cafs. i For t Mag. S H' Sfsr% S , 4$ls sha
Cincinnati. lnIinnaIo.!:' I;2ai-Viil%r = L2gIs.
SIS r. ". WESTERN XTEEsS,-Fo Cleveland.
.S GHb'a =. vi FOR E S5r4n slE$Fi iai1T aaSXipRgss.-ror
f,:,'G p! Il. c'nf TR1GT;d lHd!sIatgit,' Sol 81; loq Tit,.surs
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo
AsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
7:55. s:!3. Y:25. v;a Dining Car, io:55 A l2:oe;
DtninS cars}. AS Cniains Car. 4:5S. Dining Carl
s"SSP NJ, ls;lo n,sh.. SUNDAY. 20 s;@5, lo5s
Dining Cars. +:25 Dining Car. 4:35 Dining Carr.
soUTiHhEK RAILwAY.-Expres.. 4:25 F. N. 1910
ATIASTic COAST LINE.-Express, e:ss A, NJ. and
c~HiEsAirEAXE AND OHIO KAILwAy.-+:5' P. n
FOX ;&5i.D POINT COMFORT and N~oRroLK.-7:os
\. s%Tsc d .Tf1 and I;} s, + :, NJ \. d sast a.u
CAPE M~AY.-i@:5aF p. \, week days.
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West Twen.
ty:thir d Street p IS S'As nSns,1 n,'1 / a fia' n A. 4 n; 5 S:i /.
from peshrossrs and CortISndt Streets. $50 4 NJ
i2:!C, $40. $40. 1850 p. NJ. sundays, Gas A. NJ
FOR PHILADE. PHIA
6:lS, 7:25. 7.55. a:25. sos. e:25 tU:55 PennA Linn
ted. s:35 dining Car. 1898. 1888 A. NJ. ~: So.
1898. 2:o5. 1898. 4:25. 4:25 Dining CarL 4;55 Dim
l2;lO nisht. Sundays. 6:l5. 30, $50. -:55. p:2o,
900 limitedr. p.5J. 1888 A. VI, 1888 Iutring Carr,
$3.50. 4:"5 dining Car. 4:ai Dining Car, 5:55
dining Carr. 1+U, f:SS. $50 i. Nj l2l0 night.
Ticket ontccs Nos. +6l, va, lir6. 1928. III. and cal
RroAiway l Astor House, West Tw, uty.third street
Station. aud stations foot OF pcShrnsSes and Cort.
lAndt streets; { Court Street. 500 Fulton Street. ~
Broadway. and I~rookiyn Annex station. Brooklyn;
station. Jersey Ciy. The Ne" York Transfer Com
pauy will call for and check baggage from hotels
and resi- 'encrs through 10 destination.
j. h. HUTCHINSON. ). r. WOOD.
General Manager. General lasS'r Agent
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MAILS FOR SOUTH ANp CESTRAL AMERICA
WEST ISFfES. &C.

sATrRnlY-h l0N " supplementary lo.aoA NJ
fr FHEIISE ISLAND. JAMAICA. and SAVA.
SlLLA. Ter strauauip Aisnn ,I"tteS for costa
klcA muAi 10 directed yer Alsno At 10 A. u.
supplementary TO 30 A NJ for CAPE HAITI.
G"*AlNEN. L CAVES. JttMEL aud SANTA
hAETiA. y"r steamship KITTY, At 1880 h.
y fpr rAMfECNE, HAP TADAsCO and
ltCArAN. Ter steamship asguTancA letteu
for other parts OF Mexico ami FOR cube must
L. Gir'r'"I ' per HHsgT1H-s' A. 10 30 A. " for
HNlTL. 'i MANA ami pcr steamship
Iriu. z Hen !TiE ,lcIt"p for other parts of vens.
EuriS. CuracAo,T Trinidad, British and Dutch ouiAnA
must t~ directed per i'rn' y Hendrix -; at
~ 4 VI. ror N~EWFOCSpLAND. per ~.tramship
Portis. at u A II for Ia PI.ATA COUNTRIES
direct per ans Bellari"n at p. ". for
BRAZIL and IA PLATA COUNTRIES. per A., AM.
ship >Alrruo. via Rio Janeiro NstteT4 for North
Brazil u.uIt bo directed " per SaIern0 >.
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millinery and 1rtssmaking.

nRFSSMAKING.-IIigh class work; best of refer.
~ ences. Address or apply
NJ. ACkSO "Caryl." Yonken. N. Y.
CEAL ARMENTS.-Fin furS made to order; model.
- ling old garments a speciality; prices reasonable.
BARkER'S. llB ". 3Uth 81. date Of Gunther. 9th Ayl.
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sPRISTFp N,rrER. g. -G-rmAs steamon sailing
ui. tuesday take Printed Matter. &C. for Ger.
mIny. 1ni specially hiirr>s"i Printed Matter.
a., Tor other pArtH % Furup~. American and
Whit star steamer Uu Wednesdays. German
steamer. on Thur.i.yI. and CgnArd. French and
Germ an steamers On %hiuriays take Printed Mat
ter. 1r. for all Countries for which thry are Ad.
y,Tt.srI To carry mall.
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DELAWARE. IA'ktwAN>A 4 WESrERN
q. q.
Stations IN Now lnrL. To0I Of Barclay ana
lhr, stophcr sta.
vESTIRUIE TRktNs. PULLMAN RIEFET
CARS. PINTSCH IIt.HT.

Direct route to NewarS, bloomfield. M0ntrlair. thu
Oranges. summit. NcrnRrisNiil". lNas. .uG Ridge. Mad
isOn. Morristuwu. ras>ac. Paterson, Rooninu, Dover.
Stanhorr. Newton, Nuii's Lake, Lake H"pat,oHs.
HaCket.stown, schcuieI's MuuuIs u, Washington.
pRillii -huIg. / .. On. Water, GAP, >troIdshurc, Inrono
Mountain. scranton. piItsiOr, WIlk"sharrc, Nsuti-
coke. psENNlr. N~Orthumh"rlan 3, Monirosc. Bingham
Springs. cortland. syracuse. osUcku, Ithaca, nwe-O.
FImira. Corning, Blth. Evansville. rurs.n and all
points West. Northwest. ant Southwest
500 =. M.-Binghamtun Mail. stops ut principal
stations.
1000 4. N.-.Cafr carn--RuTslo, Scranton, Bing-
hamt' II. Owcgu, ithaca, Elnira, syracuse, ana os'
wrgo Express. Pullman lIret IarIur cars, Con
Meeting AT Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points Vest.
loo y. Scranton. BinEhAmton. and Elmira Ell.
press. Pullman buffet rarIor cars
400 ". N.-SCrautOu. " lkc-bLrrr, aud Plymouth
Express, Pullman bUflrt uariur ears.
100 y. M.-Udi N-thtrhGu Ncsiiluic Limited FL
press FOR scranton, iiimghamtou, EImira, luhalo.
Pullman burct slcrriuE ar New York to Chicago.
nUuing car west nf bLNslu.
$50 q, N.-tpRn - lGnalo Express, Pullman
Sit cpcrs for scranton, UinghamtoH, I mira, laIn.
8i3O y. N.-,paily ~-luralo. scranton, Bingham.
ton, Owcro. Ithaca, EimiTa, syracuse. Itra, and
OswCgn Express. Pullman hunrt si'rIers,
Tickets and Pullman accommodate" cons At Henry
Gaze 4 sons Lit, ll3 Broadway, I4l'ark Lace. and
4pU Broadway and pI2 lr, AdwaN. Tickets ~ Ferry
stations. III Ash av, cor, l%Ih 81 ~ West l"1th 81,
295 Columbus sN, New York Si~ and 12S Fulton st
AuI 100 broadway, i~rnoklSn, 1lne tables giving
fun information AT oil stations,
MustCotts Express Company WEI "all for AMI cheek
baggage from hotel or residence I" destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND

T ~ ENF
FAIL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier u. y. r. foot OF Murray st. week days
and sundays at $3.50 !, NJ. Steamers Priscilla aud
Puritan. Orchestra IN each.
PHOSiDENtE LINE. Via Providence. Leave p er
~. y. r.. one block above Canal St. week days
only at . 80 y. NJ. Steamers Plymouth and Rhode
Island. Orchestra IN each.
sTONiNt.TON LINE. via Stontngton. Leave Pier
80, y R, On" block above Canal ST, week days on y.
at i. VI steamers Maine ana New Hampshire.
NORNI u II LIVE. via New London. Leave Pier 40
Iold NO.. y. r.. next DeshruSSes St. week days
only. at d T. NJ. Steamers City OF Lowell and City
OF lAMTencc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09

After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantie
Mails natnrl AhuVe Al.t,onA Supplemental
ma!Es Arr oren-d IN tH- piers OF the AMERICAS.
EuElt,h. french. ami German steamers. and 10
main "gru gnul within 1 IA minutes OF tho hour
OF sAIlnE OF steamer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09

HUDSON RIVER nv DAYLIGHT
PALACE IRON DAY LINE
''NHW OUk ana ..~ALuANY.-
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily except sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton ST. q v AnueI)....S A. N.
" New York, Deshrosses 81. Pier $40
West 22i 1t. Pier .......q
For ALBANY. landing a; Yonkcrs. West Point. New.
burg. foughkcepsie. Kingston Point. Catskill. and
Hudson.
Through ii kets sold and baggage checked 10 desti-
nnIInn. Last Irlns-l q oct. !. down oct lb.