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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19

L. Giesenhagen died at his home
1407 Thirty-6rst street, at 6:2(
last evening. aged 81 years and II
months. he had long been . sufferer
from stomach and lung troubles.
He leaves q wife and i've children.
one daughter and four sons. Fon.
eral services will be held at the resi-.
dence at 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Henrietta. 1S-days-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Riedel, l4l7
forty.second street, died at 1880
this morning. The funeral will be
held from the afflicted homo at IN.
N. tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
010oAl q 6slns,

The Ladies' Aid society Of Johr
Morris Camp. s. Of ". was inspected
last evening d Memorial hall By
1rs. p. A. Durant, state inspector.
After the work had been flushed.
the Sons Of vsssrsns were invited by
the ladies 70 psrtske Of On Oyster
supper.
Miss Emma Schroeder was sur.
priced bys company Of lady and
gentlemen friends ct the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. N. Lienhsrd. on
Twelfth street. last evening. Several
hours were most delightfully."- spent,
there being vocal and instrumental
music and card playing. after which
refreshments were served.
Seven new members were initisted
at last evenings meeting Of Fort
Armstrong Court No. S.906. Inds
pendent Order OF Forester, q
Bssslin's hall. A banquet followed
George n. Mustard, of Port Huron.
Mich. deputy supreme ranger. who
has been IN the city several weeks in
the interest Of the order. Vas pres
snt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
THE GENTLEMEN's GAME,

Rsssls OF the First Round Of the Emil Golf
Tousnamenat.
The fret round of the finals for the
genslemen's cup in the golf tourns.
ment at the Rock Island arsenal links
occurred yesterday afternoon. c. P.
Skinner won from F. j. Kim
nsy, 4 up, 2 to play; Lieut..
V. c. Horney won from C. F.
Lynde. 8 up, l to play; Lieut.. w. S.
Pierce won from J. D. Csdy, Pup. 1
to play, and G. A. Barnard won from
]. w. Goode, 4 up, 2 to play. This
afternoon MIR. Skinner plays Lieut..
Hornsy and Mr.. Barnard Lieut..
Pierce. and the winners have their
final game for the possession Of the
cup tomorrow afternoon, after which
the ladies' aud the gentlemen's cups
will be presented at Capt Blunt's
mansion on the island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
DISTRICTS FOR PYrHlANs.
Iiliaoss Sab Divided By the Nov Gran,
OAonoo r.

Isliaols Ssb-D,viasd By the Nov 0rsn<
CAanoo lr.
Grand Chancellor Archibald G..
Ssrvoss. Of the Knights Of Pythias
Of Illinois. has divided the state iur.
isdiction into so districts. Of 6 to %
lodges each. AID each district will
be In charge Of . deputy grand
chancellor. Rock Island has been
selected % the headquarters for
the district which mbraces the fol.
lowing lodges: St. Paul. 107. and
Metropolitan. 474, Rock Island; %,
Moline; 6S. Sterling; 100. Morrison
l4t. Albany; 2S7. Fulton; 317. Erie;
l49. Cordovs; SO7. Port Byron: $40.
Gensseo; 42S. Cambridge, Az, Milan
49l. Annswan; 5S7. Atkinson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
INJUNCTION is TO ISSUE.

Jadgs 0sss Grants the Writ In the ALE.
Gr.tti Case.
Judge Gest Ut Cambridge yesterday
decided to authorize the issuance Of
the writ OF Injunction prayed for By
the Allegrettt Chocolate Cream COM
psny OF Chicago. against the Crown
Restaurant company, Of Rock Island,
restricting the selling of any kind
OF chocolate candy bearing the name
or style OF Allsgretti other than the
original brand. Hon. William Nc.
Entry: representing the Allegretti
Chocolate Cream company, gees to
Cambridge this evening, and on his
return the writ will doubtless issue
BY Circuit Clerk Gamble.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19

Hoods pills are the best family
cathartic and liver tonic. Cent? Q,
reliable, sure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
Try orair.u, rr, orAan.O, ;

Try 0rair.O' TRY 0rAin-Oi
Ask your grocer today TO show YOU
package OF Grain-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee,
Inc children may drink it withou,
injury as we'll - the adult. All who
Try 1t, like IL. Grain-O has that rich
seal brown OF mocha or java. but i,
is made from pure grains, and the
most DELEGATE stomach receives 1,
without distress. One-qusrter the
price Of coffee. Is cents and Is cent?
per package. Sold by all groeers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
TALK ABOUT TRACKS.
Belief That the Burlington and
Terminal Companies Have
Reached Agreement.
WILL USE THE RAILS JOINTLY

The Much Dlseussed First Ayenue svieon
Ordered Up By the str.es and Alley
Comnistss. and the c, II. = q. 10
20 Nos'asd-Psvine Il Approeohi.g
Rumor has it that the question Of
track privileges east of Twentieth
street will be adjusted Is result Of
the conference between the Durling-
ton and Terminal company officials
in Chicago yesterday. by the joint
use Of tracks by the two corporations
between Twentieth street and the
viaduct at least. and that the street
will thereby be left open until the
Burlington gets in readiness to build
its new depot. The present pros
poets favor such an agreement,
although the entire situation may
change at- any time. It is certain.
however. that . PLAZA of this kind
would remove many of the complica.
lions that have grown out Of the
franchises sought in the name of the
Davenport & Rock Island Bridge and
Terminal and Rock Island & Eastern
Illinois corporations.
Switch Asst Como Up.
Last evening the street and ALE
committee Of she city council CON.
sidered the question Of the Burling.
ton switch on the north side of First
avenue. near Sixteenth street, which
has occasioned considerable discus.
sion. owing to the nature of the pro-
ceedings concerning it, and decided
that the track must come ND. The
petition Of the owners of 42O feet of
property ont of the 400 fronting on
First avenue. between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth. demonstrating against
the continuance of the.switch. was
discussed. and was decided by unan
imous vote that the track should be
removed, and Aid. Wheelan was in
structed to 90 admonish the COM
psny this morning. Aid. Wheelsn
accordingly called on Division Agent
Mack this morning, and gave notice
to him Of the comnlittee's action in
the premises, and the company is
now awaiting advices from Superin-
tendent Of Illinois Lines Rice. The
contractors on the First avenue pav.
ing commenced at Sixteenth street
this morning. but they can get around
the space occupied by the switch fol
. short time, pending word from Mr..
Rice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
PLUcKY WOMAN SACT
Drives Two Masked Men From
Her Door With . Re.
volver.
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED HoLD.up

nss O. RoAvsaese nssssss Aamlstases
- tie BsrSlass ana Csvsrsng fnsn
Wsea . 0sa ohasss rnsn Dew. The
s.rsss-Ass. siss flsy II sid - tie Grand
Jssy.
Another bold holdup was 1t.
tempted ia Rock Island last night.
This time the robbers had Q lady to
deal with. and they found she was
too much for them. Between 8 and
3 O'Clock Mrs. G. Rob wedder was
called TO the door Of her home. 284O
Seventh avenue. by Two men whose
faces we're concealed BY masks. She
asked them what they wanted. and
she WAS informed they desired ad.
mittanee to the house. Mrs. Rob-
wsddsr Was naturally greatly fright.
ened. but she realized shat hasty 90.
ton vas necessary shat she might
protect herself and property. She
told the men the best thing they
could DO would DO to clear away
from the premises. Instead OF obay.
ing they repeated their demands.
and were apparently preparing tc
force their way into the house, when
Mrs. Rohwedder appeared on the
scene with Q revolver, with which
she covered the visitors, and DOM.
manded them to depart. They
obeyed at once. and 40 they started
70 leave, Mrs.. Rohwedder fred q,
them. She followed them out into
the street. shooting at them. bat i,
10 not thought any Of the bullets
took effect.
These fellows are no doubt mem
bers Of the gang which acted sus
Plciously at Phil Aitchsll's and
other Rock Island homes during tn,
past week.
Police Affairs.
Parker Gale and william Flynr
were taken in this afternoon BY
Capt. Eckard and officer Fitzgerald
for playing poker in . vacant build
ing on FIRST avenue.
The police have . white woman
and colored man ct the station
Tne man claims the woman 10 hi
wife. She says not. An interesting
case may be developed.
LauEetta Sitterly, charged will
adultery. was held to the q and jury
in $500 bonds today BY Magistrat,
Stafford. She could not furnish bail
and vas sent to the county jail.
Officers Ryan, Archer and Ainswortl
raided the American house at II
O'Clock last night. They arrested
four people Who registered at head
quarters ss Josie Brown and Minnie
smith and Fred Myers and William
Willt-all fictitious names. The two
women were assessed IS and extra.
apiece today BY Magistrate Stafford
Their companions will have Q hear
ing tonight.
Jacob Zsimer, o peddler. called on
Chief Fender today to complaiu
against . crowd Of uptown boys
which he Gays persists ia annoying
him. He 10 cultivating q nice crop
Of auburn spinach. which extends
from ear to ear. He prizes his whis.
kers very highly, and says he fears
he will lose some Of them. % the
boys frequently stop him and pull
them. He wanted Q warrant for sew.
eral Of the parties who havo thus
assaulted him, and whom be desired
charged with "aessuls with attemp D,
TO pail whiskers." The chief -.
sured Jacob he would attend to the
matter aud zee that the boys leave
him alone In the future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
DIvORcEFoR MRS. CRAY
Rslsased From the Bonds Of Her Husbsn
By Jadge BiGelow,

RsIsHsod From the Bonds Of Her Husband
By Jadgs Bigelow.
The matrimonial troubles of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Henry Cray have
been ended in the circuit court al
Cambridge.
GRAY a year ago welded Mrs. Mary
J. Mulhern, Of this city, who recent.
~ discovered that he had anothe,
wife living in Peoria. Cray was in.
dicted for bigamy. His case came
tor trial before Judge Bigelow, who
disposed Of the matter by nolle pros
sing the indictment and thereby lib
Grating tho defendant. Then the
court granted divorce to Mrs. Cray.
Now both are free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19

! SEARCH LIGHT
Would be welcome II
you brough: It 10 inspect
our stock Of SHOES. The
shoes We carry viii bear
inspection OF the most criti-
cal, inasmueh % No never
carry anything but what We
consider the best. Our
Pricss are pleasing.
DOLLY BROS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
Thanksgiving ! Thoughts

Win be in order next week and all prudent people
will be interested in selecting good dinner for that
day. Every day in the year Shields store affords
excellent opportunities for close buyers and just at
this time more than ever it is ripe with bargains
Almost any thing you want for dinner and at prices
that PLEASE. Read below.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
1sv 70 Prevent . CesA.

After an expos sure. OF when you
Eel cold coming %. take . dose Of
foleyS Honey and Tar. Il never
fatlA For sale b. T. b. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
b tier Than Klond,ks GOLD

str Iuon AI0hoJk6 Gold
Is health and strength gained by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier. It fortifies the whole
system and gives such strength that
nervous troubles cease, and work
which seemed wearing and labor
ious, becomes easy and is cheerfully
performed. It has done this for
others. it will for you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-19
4 Ksensy Dss.ss asv.. Up by1s1 Dos-


tors.
Beaver Dam. O.. Aug. "a. 1895.
~ daughter. altar being treated
~ four doctors. and being given up
Tor lost, . neighbor recommended
foieyS Kidney Cure. Today she 10
able to walk several miles without
fatigue. ! feel We would have Loaf
her II It wss not for your medicine.
kespectfolly. ARs. J. n. BAILEY.
For sale By 7. b. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28

Basiica Of ST. Peter and Of the double range OF the
majestic coonnadcs. ,, A.. Tho
The applications for tickets OF admission 70 .ne
Vatican Basilca on May a. arc fast assuming sun
colossal proportions-demands pouring IN " .ho;
even from America and other distant JANUS a
the authorities at their wits end. decided 10 ~
fde the entire distribution thereof to the @
of the College OF Postuators. Monsignor Te,'eV''
who Will not them out here after May -, 90, a.,
ready the supply. calculated at some ioI! snp
sand between tribune and floor tickets Is meaoS
exhausted IN prospective. and II IL almost i i
sible obtain conditional promise OF el,.;;
The recent terrible catastrophe OF INC n ,onu
Charity. In Paris. has considerably dampeu potu
lar desire to take part In the canonizatoh OF 1ia,
q especially after close inspection OF inc lnh','n
n,able ma OF the decorations preparing LOT tat
function. Many still remember the inciplent con,
nagration caused by the ignitng OF n oi n ~
drapery the entabature OF lateral chdi H.
at the canonizatlon of 1861 the rush from s snS
church Of numbers OF unnecessarily tctLineu
women. whom no persuasions could induce 10 r.
that time when all the doors were continuaiiiy
Open with the almost impossibty or escape snoulu
any disaster occur, with RICHLY coseu uuu,
opening for the most part inward. ana sn'',s
the inevitable damage to life ana llmp &c, ,aii, ,
follow panic amid ten TO twelve thousand nietes
burning sturfs, falling lights etc, by the hui n IN
heCatOmb resulting from the combustion OF put 80
sqrare metres Of drapery and similar lght Suits
in Paris on May g. declare the instinct OF seIl-pr.s
deem II more prudent to avoid the IKE periuouS
possibilities. The Pope. in his turn. deep! I'M
pressed by the late horror has issued inc .nos,
stringent orders for all precautions TO nc oDsci ~
In the difficult and dangerous task or IlgniiS NV
myriads of candles within the Basilica OF 81 Icte'
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THROUGHOUT EUROPE

L will find The Tribune on file at leading Hotels and
the principal Banks Americans contemplating gSins
appear every sunday. Wednesday and SATURDAY; Only
select and reliable announcements published You
avoid and dssatsiaction caused by many
Of he Guide Books Our London Office, 10
FTeet-st c.. is open all Tribune readers business
or pleasure: doesn't matter The Sorome IL the same
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IoTICr TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
NEAI I'm PROPOSALS. for furnishing TIL

~ EAI.ED PRofOSALS TOT FURNISHING tns
~ necessary materials and perioi ming the ator f.s
erecting and finishing hui dng Tor waiting rooms am.
the Al the foot - Fist ifsh
street New York city for the Mania, state Hospi,a
may he sent by mai or delivered ~ person up 70 tw
p NJ Monday June Tth. 1891, u Henry l.. Howlano
PRESIDENT OF The Board 4 Managers OF The Manhauan
stare Hospital Madison Avenue New York cry. y.
which time and place the Board q Managers VII 'ece"s
and open proposals.
The proposals he fo~ the whole work ard be s
COMMANDED by "A bond ~ approved surety company ~
the sum O000o the faithful execution
Of the work II the ofye is accepted. =.
Drawings and specifications be seen and torns "
nrcposal. obtained. the once - l. O. P,rry. Archee'
in the capitol Albany. l.. and az the once 0; tns
Board OF Managers. No. Mad son Avenue New fo'A
CITY. ..v
The Board q Managers The right 70 rejee, any
or all bids they may deem FOR The best inteIes's
the state HENRY T.. ROWLAND,
President. BlaLd " Manasen-
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DROrOSAI-S T0R ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

L SANDY Hook Proving Ground. Once. Governors
Island y. T. May % lse'-seaed proposals n ir'p1I
cate, will be received until 10 o clock A. NJ JUNE ~
1897 for furnishing Iron steel Hardware. Lumber. For.
age Fuel Electric Material and supplies ons ETC. du..
ing fiscal wear ending June 20. lsi> information Iu.s
nished on application TO Capt FRANK HEATH ORD
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1rachers.
fraai Notlrcs.
4 TTE\TION Is CALLED TO THE ADNER'

A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADNER'
"A TIsEMENr IN THE CIT RECORD. commencing
on the 25th MAY 1897 and continuing therein
secutyelv for nine 90 DAYS thereafter. OF thu rma
ton BY the Supreme and the enter In the Bureau
Assessment etc II the s~tn' nt-
FOR OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE to the following
named avenue and street
aiD WARD.-MARCHEP AVENUE. at its junction
with East iGSth Stree, Birch Il.
PATH WARD.-WILl.iEo STREET from MounS Yer
non Avenue Bronx River.
~ ASHBEL =. FITCE. Comptroller.
CIV Of New YORK; Finance Department, comprolers
Office May 20. 1871
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OTEICE- LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER. BOS

~ ton Mass. May IS 1891. Sealed proposals will b.
received this office until - O'Clock noon Monday.
the 9TH day Of June 1897 and then publicly opened ,0
furnishing and delivering six 80 boilers OF the locoEOts
type with smoke pipes tor fog signal Specifics
lions blank forms Of proposal and further ntormatc
VIII he furnished application ~ this Office. TIE rshs
is reserved reject any all bids and 70 waive ay
defects. w II. LINERMORE Major Of Engineers. L D
Army ista and ~ Lighthouse Districts
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Jnstrnrtlon.

For Young Ladies-City
BOARDING and Day School for Girls. 90. pin
ID REV. DIR. and Mrs. CHAS. ". GARDNER' frihc'P"'''
Resident French teacher wanted next year.
NvEW YORK-3O 80 "a East 57th Street
~ THE PEBBLES AND THOMPSON SCHOOL
FOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS ,.,,.
kindergarten. Primary. Preparatory ana AISo nrss
Departments. Separate Cclege-fTep"'a'"' ''"''
Art Department Studio IL Building
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Proposals.
OTTICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF

" CONGRESS Washington. D. G. May -. s9I.-seaet
proposals FOR manufacturing furnishing and delivering the
Specially designed exhibition cases Rulings tables chl
etc for the Building FOR the Library Of Congress. WIZ
be received this ofce until O'Clock T. NJ Monday
the Tth DAY jun 1876 ana opened Immediately there.
after Specifications general instructions conditions and
bank forms proposal may be obtained upon appleA-
lion this office BERNARD II. GREEN, Superin-
tender
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pubIie Notices.

~ OFFICE. Estimates for dredging north OF
~ v, Thirty foprth street on the North River under
Contract No $50 viii be received b, the Departmen ~
pocks m Pier Battery Place y. r. until IL oelexs
n Tuesday June sth 1891 Fer particulars see ~"
Record Conies for sale at No. . city Hall.
NOTICE Estimates for construction OF recres
~ ,,o, building on pier a, 2.th Street contss.
Aoo viii be received by Department OF Docks untH -
A NJ Ulne & 1897 For particulars see city Record
INSTINATES for building foundations Ios
~ Recreation Building 10 be erected on PER Iocs ~
Las, Twenty fourth street. under Contract OBI. VIII
received by the Department, OF Docks at fier ps
terry Place. until !? o'clock NJ June s'h 1871 TOT -
ticulars city Record.
miscellaneous.
ToSoBs GfvEN XWxY almost; ilsterlne. tas; drssss
" Nervura bsc Ponds Extract loc Caldsrs Ia 10
tine Shrtwaists. 500; Handkerchief. 1Vc As~
Shc JAMMES. 900 Broadway.
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6ummer Resorts.
The HAlCYON,

MILLBROOk, DUIchESS w. ~, - ,,..,.. IN
Now open Easy accessible Unique In design iipei Or
manasement perfect cuisine Also detached cottages ~
the season beautiful drives idea, bcycs Ioa scensry
links athletic fd, polo ground and chhmns a,ava
make this hotel a perfect summer resort lVW honrs
ton Reached from Grand Central neIot ~ bookie;
Moderate rates Send for illustrated DESCRIPTIVE
H. r. ROBERTSON. JR. Proprie'of'
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TIME VEITIN SCH )OI FOR GIRLS. .
i FIREPROOF school. BIll-DiNO.
wv '' i've cOIiFGE PREPARATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28

V,HE MISSES EI.Ys SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE s5TH AND Seth STREETS.
REOPENS OCTOBER 9TH. .......,.
PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATES DEFA' MEM -
Special attention paid TO College preparation; ,
Wcdnesday lectures In connection win sch1oi "orh
Morning classes In Elocltion and Gymnastlcs
Fully equipped studio.
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gun Iotels.

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trb-
"A received at their Uptown Ofice. No l242 Broad
way "a door north OF 8ls, until o'clock p m ad.
versemens received at the following branch OFFICES AZ
regular office rates until o'clock D. M VIZ 20 stu
G,haye. and ih-s, ii2 Columbus near West d6n,
100 West al st. near 9th ave: o. Ea. t4h ~ .o'
between eth and sth $50 East tItf
ct; i.s3s dave between 10Th and 77h sts io:6 60
ave. 6ls ST. Los LIST ave, near sph-st; ITO I'D
ave. near tissss @t 3D. 10 nleeeker, s 81; s2o
3d-aNe. 18th l.02l id
CO. Sd ave ~ Amsterdam ave: to2 West .2d-s.
OH ave ii5o Sdsye.. near 6Ith-st oOt East ssth-st
1890 Broadway i,5da "a ave I2a SHAW iais cd-ave
ishs. $50 Es'. ics,s-s ne s5 s,s Its Wet
Tia Rrooklyn onces s07 Fulton-sti ~ rniina-sea
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For Boys and Young Men-Cit

For Boys and Young Men-City'
DERKELEY SCHOOL. , .rrrr
Autumn hall 18Th begins MONDAY. sept. -''n
Early application viii be to secure ADMISSION
mos; Of the classes. - A., , or-.,ooror,,
ParticuIa- attention called 20 the new Arrangements
and N ciIIe, fo- the Junior Dept. ages > TO ~
For register 11th year, and application bahEs 40
y. 'i'HhN ''f''''' i'-SI'
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WESTERN CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
Accommodates Opens June 20. Special low rates for
July ana September. only hotel mountain top with
direct railroad access
THROUGH PARIOR CARS TO HOTEL GROUNDS
ELEVATION 80 FEET FOUR HOURS
from New-York Send FOR descriptive circular. New
York office Decker Building. 80 Union So Room 81
y. J. CORNELL. Manager.
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Directy facing The ocean.
rverv modern and irnpr Including
hot and cold sea water baths house. snse and
en- suite with baths attached etc. Send for Illus
trated booklet
LEEDS & LIPPINCOTr.
Through Pullman Bue. train leaves Cortland and De-
brosses SITS daily a: so 2. M Penna. r. r.