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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26

mander will issue the orders necessary 10
carry out the provisions of this order.
Parade reports of the respective commands
Ia ter than July 20.
Upon his personal request, and with the APP
prevail OF the division com mander. Lieutenant
Colonel George R. Burdick's detail to active
duty as quarIermaster division is hereby can
celed, and he is returned to the retired nst
with his former rank. (Aporoved April 10,
1897
A board OF survey is hereby appointed to
examine all unserviceable ordnance ana
quarter master stores, uniforms etc., In use Dy
the National Guard OF California, 10 consist OF
Captain +. de L. Darlington, First Infantry,
U. s A., now on detail duty with N. q. c., who
will act in conjunction with each brigade in
spector within the limits OF the latter's brigade
sergeant-major shall be three bars and an arc
OF two bars, and he snail rank above first
sergeant.
In accordance with section 2o22 Of the
Poit1cai Code, the several commands OF the
National Guard will assemble for discipline
and grill In camp. for not less than seven days,
as follows:
The First Brigade on August 4, 1897, at
such place as the brigade commander shall
select
The First Infantry on August 81. 1897, and
the Fifth Infantry on July II, 1897, places OF
commander.
Troop A. cavalry, at such time and place as
the brigade commander shall designate
IA, 1897.
The Naval Battalion as follows: The
third and fifth divisions at their respective
localities; the rst, second and fourth divi-
sions may assemble in one camp, at such time
and place, after July 1, 1897, and prior to sep
tember 1, 1897 as the division commander
shall designate. Such service may be per-
formed afoat.
The First and Third brigades will go into
camp by brigades, excepting the signal corps.
The Second Brigade will go into camp py
regiments, and unattached Troop A, cavalry
excepting the signal corps.
The time and place for the encampment OF
the three signal corps will be determined In
future orders.
Owing to limited appropriations for en-
csmpment purposes allowance for more than
seven days encamrment cannot be PAID by
the State Allotment of the appropriation lor
the encampment will be made in the near
future and the State will not pay any more
than the amount of such allotments. Fer
diem during the above encampment will not
be allowed or paid from the State appropria.
ton TO officers, enlisted men or musicians.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
Stole From His EmDlov.rs.

SAN JOSE. CAL. May 25-William Par.
ker. who has been employed as a driver
for the San Jose Transfer Company, is
wanted by the police on charge of en-
oezzlement. Parker had gained the con-
fidence Of his employers and did consider
able collecting for the company. Yester-
day he collected $50 This he failed to
turn over and last night he made prepa-
rations to leave the city. He looted tie
trunk OF his roommate. C. J. Nash, and
took s135. Parker left early this morning
for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
PRoFEssOk PIUrTI Is OUT.
Changes In the Uairersity of the Pactf
Lya

Changes In the Unirersity of the Pa cfftc
Faculty.
SAN JOSE. CAL, May %. The board OF
trustees of the University of the Pacific
at its annual meeting here to-day ac-
cepted the resignation of Dean Piutti, who
has had charge of the conservatory OF
music for the past year.
Professor Piutti came from Los Angeles
year ago to take charge of the conserya-
tory. His regime has not been success.
Professor II. D. Cnrtiss, who for the last
year occupied the chair Of Latin and He
brew, was let out, as was Professor Hunt,
who has had charge of the department OF
history ana economics.
This reduction in the force was made on
the score of economy. The salary of the
president was reduced $500 and the sala-
ries of the remaining professors were cut
down materially. From present lndica-
tons DR.. FL. ]. Stewart of San Francisco
will be elected to the deanship of the con-
servatory, made vacant by the resigna-
ton OF Professor Piutti.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
NO LIQUOR ron rUYALLUPs.
Washington Indian. Mourn Their Fail
IRE to Procure Firearnfer.

Washington Indian. Mourn Their Fail
ure to Procure Firescater.
TACOMA. WASH, May 25.-For eight
years there have been no prosecutions fol-
selling liquor to the PuyalIup and several
other Indian tribes in this State, the Fed
eral Court having decided that since they
owned land in severalty they were nc
longer subject to Indian law, but could
drink whisky il they chose.
Like many other free citizens some Of
the Indians have taken full advantage o.
this ruling, becoming regular patrons Of
saloons nearest their reservations.
To cure this seeming evil the last Con
gres, passed law prohibiting the selling
or giving of liquor to any person of In.
dian birth, under minimum penalty o.
$500 fine and sixty days imprisonment.
Some OF the Indians do not like the new
law, claiming it curtails their liberty
John Wren has been arrested as its frs
violator, for selling liquor to two Puyal.
lups and bound over to the June term O.
the Federal court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
CATILL,S DEATH At STOCKTON.
Physicians Declare That 1t Was Due to
,asy Heart Dfsensr .-s,

STOCKTON, CAL, May 25-WhiIe the
jury in the case Of charles Cayill brought
in verdict of accidental death. by as
ply xiation. the physicians who attended
the swimmer are of the opinion that he
did not meet his death in this manner,
but that it was caused by heart disease
instead.
DR.. Manly is of the opinion that Cavill
did not live long after being under water,
and that heart disease was the cause of
his demise.
At the Chutes in San Francisco Cavill
gave out in his race with Dana Thomp-
son, and had tn be pulled out of the water,
and the physicians believe that it was
his heart that failed him then.
His repeated feats of difficult swimming
requiring great expansion of the lungs
were too great strain on the heart and it
finally yielded.
1t will be remembers that Cavili
gave exhibitions of chest expansion, an d
these in themselves had the effect of
weakening his heart
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
coINEk CARVER GUILTY.
Jurors Decline to Before tho Suspecps
Unique Defense.

Jurors Decline TO Before tho Suspects
Unique Defense.
LOS ANGELES. CAL, May 25.-The in
genious defense devised for John w. Gar
ner, tried in the United States Court here
for counterfeiting, availed nothing for the
jury refused to believe it. He was to-day
found guilty as charged and will receive
his sentence next Monday.
Garner admitted owning the house neal
Bakersfield where the imitation SIS gold
pieces and the counterfeiting tools and
materials were found, but denied all
knowledge Of those articles, which he
claimed had been placed there by some
one who had made too free with an unoc
cupied house.
The bottles of chemicals he admitted
were his own, and had been used in as
saying minerals, but the quart OF spurious
IS pieces that had remained hidden in q
window-casing of his house until acct
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ren.iom 1o,nt Chase,s Hard Lot.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, May Psf he
had not prevaIicated about his previous
sojonrn in the Nevada penitentiary for
forging a railroad pass Captain M. M.
Chase, the Pension Agent would proba-
bly, have been acquitted of the charge OF
extorting illegal fees from pensioners.
He prevaricated to his own attorney, and
was exposed in court by Warden Bell OF
the Nevada prison TO-DAY. He was SEN
fenced to ray fine of $500 and be COM
mitted until he pays. As he has no prop
erty or money his stay in Jail will be of
uncertain time unless the court orders his
release
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
FIREBA UGH LAND FLOODED.
Entensire Damage Caused 6y Breac
5n Canal Leree.


in Canal Leree.
FRESNO, CAL, May % Word was
brought to this city to-day that levae of
one of the big canals of Miller & Lux's ir-
rigation system on their extensive West
side domain broke last night near. Fire.
baugh and the water has flooded 2000
acres OF growing grain.
The crop gave promise Of being fine
one and the damage occasioned by the
Hood will amount 10 many thousands oil
dollars. The grain belonged to ]. j.
Lowery. who had rented the land from
Miller d Lux, and the destruction of the
crop will fall seriously upon him.
1t seems that the bursting of the canal
bank was due to a sudden rise in the
river. Last winter Miller & Lux built
their dam across the San Joaquin, above
Firebaugh, four feet higher. When. the
freshet came down last night the dam
backed the waters too high.
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Bryan VIII Not pt.ss San Jose.

SAN JOSE, CAL, May 25.-William Jen-
nings Bryan, the late Presidential candi-
date. will not speak in this City during his
visit to California. The Democrats and
Populists had extended an invitation to the
orator and preparations were ABOUT to be
made for monster meeting. Chairman
j. II. Henry of the County Democratic
Central Com mittee, and Ii. c. Brown,
chairman of the Peoples Party Commit
tee, to-day received a letter from Bryan.
The writer regretted that he could not be
here to address the citizens of San Jose.
He said his stay in California would be
short, and he could not visit the city, as it
was not on q direct line.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
Skin DISEASES CURED.
1t Is a Home Remedy
and Not Costly.
Now Is the Time to Take a Remedy for
Skin Troubies-The Afflicted VIII
Find Cause for Requirements.

A wELLrKNOwN PHYSICIAN SPOKE YES
"A terday the subject Of Skin Disease. He
said: diseases of the skin are more liable to
develop in the spring of the year than at any
other iime The reason is scientific. yet plain.
.'During the fall and winter months the system
BE- comes run down. the blood sluggish or thin aud
wa cry, he stomach is foul the liver torpid, the
kidneys and bowels Irregular These conditions
invite or produce skin disea,e. In all skin dis
Nothing else can reach the skin. II you do not
take constitutional treatment you cannot remove
the cause of the trouble, and you cannot cure any
skin disease unless yon remove the cause"
Now is thu time to take constitutional treat
meut, and Joys Veget able Sarssparilla IS one of
the best constitutional treatments known. Physi-
clans prescribe 1t.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
Editor Miller Held for Trial.

SAN JOSE, CAL, May 25.-William Mil
ler the editor of the California Illustrated
World of San Francisco. was held to an.
swer to charge of criminal libel in the
Superior Court by Justice Dwyer to-day.
Bail was fixed at $4,000. Last Dece m Der
the World published an article rejecting
upon the characters of ex-Ju6ge Reynolds
and Attorney c. D. Wright, and for this
Miller was arrested.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
North PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
Via Sausalito Ferry

From San Francisco Commencing May 2 1897
WEEKDAYS
For Mil valley and san Rafael--7sOO ss.1s
Saa5 In;SO A. NJ: *1:45. $40, 4:Oo. 6:i5
days and Saturdays ~ IL 80 p n
SUNDAYS.
For MIL valley and San Rafael-*8 100, se 100
s. v;oo. la;uU. 1850 A. M; 100, *1:45, 80 80
.z:OO, 80 6:4B, IL 100 r N. o'
A w a M Goes not run to San Rafael; 80 and
1I:Oo z. n 40 not run 10 Mill Valley.
Trans marked run to San Quentin
THROUGH TRAINS
Ivy A. =. weekdays for Cazadero and wav .t..
uOns; i;4o N Saturdays for Caxadero ana
way stations: 500 A. n. supdays FOR Cag.Ss ..u
and way stations: 500 A. n. SUNDAYS for Po.rs
ReTes and way stations ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
E~r.ka Damao. suit Decided.

EUREKA. CAL, May 25-The jury in
the case OF Henry G. Burke VS.. the Arcata
and Mad River Railroad Company this
morning awarded plaintiff $4,000. Burke
was fireman on the train which went
through Mad River bridge last September
AMI is crippled for life. He sued for
$4,000. There are thirteen similar suits.
this being the second case decided. Tho
total OF damages thus far awarded is
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
San Joaquin Vailsy Crops.

STOCKTON, CAL. May 25.-Rsports
from Roberts and Union islands indicate
that the grain crop on them will be one OF
the finest raised in many years. On the
west side also the crops are good. The re.
ports from the foothills are all favorable
and general good crop may be looked
for If present indications count for any,
thing. The recent light showers and the
cooler temperature of the past few days
have made thousands of dollars for the
Wheat-raisers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
Tobacco Culture on Robert. Island.

STOCKTON, CAL. May 25.-C. A. Wet
more of this city is going 10 experiment
with the cultivation of tobacco on the
lower division OF Roberts Island, and has
procured ten acres for the purpose He
has already obtained seeds of several
choice varieties of The weed, and he re-
marked iacetionsly to-day that he ex.
pected TO soon see the Press Club of this
city, OF which he is styled the father, -
using Roberts Island cigars at its links in
preference to Havana ropes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26

dentally discovered by some mischievous
boys he knew no more about than he did
about the models and other tools found
by the officers. He protested that wicked
men had made of his deserted house
nest for criminals without his knowledge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
Erders Ride o.. q Rail-.

. LOUISVILLE. KY, May 25--Two Nor
mon elders trying to secure converts were
ridden on rail by indignant citizens yes
terday and given an hour to get out Of
the country.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
m. Ors,on Aut,, r.o,n Seot,re.

SEATTLE. WASH. May 25.-The big
battle-ship Oregon steamed out of the
Seattle harbor to-day for Port Angeles,
where she is to engage in target practice
and battalion drill movements.
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Man, Take Advice.

If you are afflicted with the dreadful dis
order that has bafled the doctors and savants;
IL you feel that you must overcome this weak
ness, this all-gone feeling. use the great RENE
dio-treatmenl, Hudyan. Hudyan cures nerv-
Gus debility; Hudyan cures failing manhood,
weakness aud neurasthenia. Hudyan cures
constipation. eyil dreams. pimples, hashful-
the Hudson Med zeal Institute. No one can
give you Hudyan but us. Consult the Hudyan
doctors free.
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MOUNT TAMALPAIs SCENIC RAILWAY
tvia Sausaliio Ferry).

tVia Sausalito Ferry)
Leave San Francisco Commencing May
e, 1897:
49, DAYS-9:45 A. NJ: / AS, 6:l6 r. IL.
:, 81 NDA YS-S:0u, Sou, 1000, IL A. n: las,
ilckets for sale ~ MILL VALLEY or THOS.
COOK SON, 621 Market st.. San Francisco
tunder fMate Hotei.) Telephone Main sv62
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
MelanChOlia
Despair
Misery
Sorrow
geoeeeeoe noh;I;4u
3 Cured : D0u \!
3 in . 3 Disease
6 m..h 8 Weakness
g H00A' g Blues
Soeeeeeo3 Lossoq
Drains

Every man has some am bftion some desire
to make q mark or be known as a success in
given field. No one wants TO be called has
a success in life, To be at the top, you must be
mentally and physically strong. If you have
known weakness, If you lack nerve force, if
cannot bo a grand success. Your lie will end
in aiiura
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26

A committee on permanent organiza
ton was appoin ted, consisting of Charles
NJ. Shortridge, James Dougherty and the
directors of the Board of Trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
"BLACKDIAMOND EXPRESS

arrive, Buffalo s5s r. NJ Pullman y-s,.tu.. Day
caches and Par'r cars Dining Car service Meals "A
carte. connects A. DlTao with through sleeper, 20
.i2,2O IL 40 = daily .,cep, Sunday. for MAucH
II e f~fe~ueGlfe POINTS
sI.i5O Iii5 T. n. sunday on.y. 'or EASTOS.
MAItlI III Xxx me cal nranch"I -
RARRE PI1TSTON. SCRANTON and principal inferno
dat station. con-oc'. for all points in ca. regions
chat car f0r Vflkesfarfs
p,Trr PITTS ron SCRANTON ani principal ini.rme-
stations CONNECTS f0r All points n the coal regions
Pullman P.rs' parlor car - WilkesHarre
1850. f:1O r " dali. except sunday. f1r MATCH
CWfNK aai intermediate stations Chair car 70 Pe'h-
iaAe-r
.,.5o. 5n5 r II daily for EAsTON ani intermediate
20 so 200 r " daily '-r BUFFALO NIAGARA
FATis ana all points pu'r-sn s,-~re- vestihu's
,-1i- = Chrar1 Sls~p-r- o. RIralo ari Toronto.
$50. $50 " daily. eNc--' surisy 'icrling only
A. sOt-TH pLAfSTIFI.D FAST0N rFTNi.rHEN
.fAt-CN CIir-NF. 7. 4 p JUNCTION. stYPF GFTT-
- ROCHESTER Ti~AViA BUFFALO and T1RO$-
- pullman sl4eper Cor P1Nso None hu' Sleeping car
rasserrefs carried 70 tagEags carr.-t
- 80 5000 r da' f1r wiiKEsBttnE It'll
ACA, GENEvA r0CHrsrER nlFFAN NIAGARA
Afl'i0- al local trains d.f except sunfst f7r iSD
NOOK ara in'crrns1Aie points cav. a. ~. - ~
: ao 80 ~ 10 - go % 70 ~ ,sun;ays onlyl A N.
% ~ . 30 and - - . - u
ri kefs ant Pullman a-cr -,0ts'iors A. ii3 81 20
as ga and J 3g3 Hroadrav ~ = iFh St 10 = i?j'h
s. ie7 R'~eiy y 30 Fuiior s.. Z Cur, s.. bs
Ir. adwav nni brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
Y Transfer 60 viii call . AMI cheek thsgsEe from
hotel or residence through % des'ns'on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09

through ffsIus $"W Tot % thamt~r,-
as follows a.! fsc minutes earlier from West ..~.-st.
o,,yD A. M-Ne.'irliet Express faAy 1872 ghafnon.
Warcry. Emlfa B!Ga.o Bradford. Arrive DLTao $50
l. N parl.r car Buffalo
200 a.. M.-Ecs'hurf Limited fas' NAL Is'fv. soiii
tran f-r chicago. cleveland : - \. 81. 'hlcago
, h. " sleepers % chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
$50 T.. M.-Burai' and ,7-yeant v.siibl!ed Erpr.,
Ua u.s. arrives RlGal, o; A II. Bradford II A. " .
jamestown - a II Cleveland IL 20 + s.eepers 10
Burai, and Cleveland making direct come tons for
IsffY., chicago N Wee az: Library
s.t5 y. M.-so'f tran 20 chicago. sleepcrs 10 Hor-
nellsviie chicago ard Cincinnati Dnirg chr.
TICKETS. local TINE cards A*p rufI.MAS
Recommendations - III. ii2 2Si +nl ant pi1 Broad
way i27 Rowery. i5S Fnsi i.;h - anf ~ Vest 18th
st, Chambers ani Wet 27i-s ferries. New YORK S35
and 72s Fui'on. Broadway. nronkfn. eo Hudson
- IIoken and Jsra~y CTiy station Wesir0u Errr,..
calls Or md baggage from ho'e. snd residence
Destination.
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CITATION.

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LINDHElM. JOHN 1.-The People o: ne
STATE OF NeN-iork hy tne grace CT t;cd
free and Independent: 10 Clara Linihelm.
Montenors Home for chrome Invallds
The Hebrew Orphan ASYLUM. Nj. sinai
Hospital. Inc Home ior Aged and lnnrm
United Hebrew Charities OF rho CIV q
New York. Henry kohiman. Msrshiil
K0hlmsn. Marion kohlmsn. Ada koh.risn.
Josie Blum. sarah Frank. Lcuisa Holzil-
ger. Ernestlrs Holzinger. Jonas Sichri.
Edgar A. Lehman. Gsriis Lehman. Albert
Lehman. Regina S,eln Leah Goldhsrh,
Fanny Grusnenwalf. Rose Ccldrach. ard
TO all persons Interested IN the estate e
Ne~-York. deceased. as creditors. lsss,ess.
next u kin NJ otherwise. send grse'ins:
You and each 81 You are hereby cited
and required personally 70 h. and appear
County q Ssv-York. at III. surrcga'e's
Court Of sald city ami county held AZ the
County Court House In the city ~ New
York. on the csth dav u January. 1903,
at halt-past ten O'clock m the forenoon 81
that day. then and there - attend a tu-
deal settlement ~ the account ~ pro-
cerdlnSs ~ clara Li-dhcim Leopold Kav-
ser AMI Ferdinand thurman a. executors
~ the las, Will and testament ~ the
said deceased. and such Of YOU as are
hereby cited as are under the age II
,wenty-one vears. are required - appear
by your guardian. II you have one. or X
Won have none. 10 appear and apply for
ons 70 he appointed. or In the event -
your neglect or failure 10 DO %. q guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate 70 rep-
resent ana act Tor you In the proceeding :.
In testimony whereof. we have caused
the seal Of the surrosate's Court Of tire
said City and County ~ New-fork 70 .
hereunro affixed. witness. Hon. Frank T.
Ff'zre-alh. Surrogate Of our said City and
County. At the City ~ New-York.
the 9th day OF December. In the
fseai) year Of onr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and nirety-ssven.
J. FAIRFAX MLAroHLIN.
clerk % the Surroaate'e Court
HUFFMAN a FRANKENHErMER.
Attorneys for Executors. No. Is Wau-ss.
Eew-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

foot Of Liberty street.
.Dsiiy Except Sunday. ssundays
CHICAGO. '4.30 a m 90 90 ? and 'l=lj night.
PITTsBURG. '48o n. 70 2a m. So o. m. az Il;
night. a 30 a. n. Liberty 81 on!yl
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 40 % a: n. 80
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 1875. 1000 Oiner.
I'll 80 a m Diner) 900 DINER. 325 CDner) - s.
G)ner), '5a5 ?. m. and 'i2 II night,
NEW ORLEANS Through seeoer). = z, ~ p m.
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light
Offices: 1l3. l72 2sl. 494 II 20 Bdway. 81 = lih-s'
I27 Rowery y. Y S39 IA Fulionst. Rrookyn. White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
destination
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS FOOT Of WEST TWENTY THIRD STEEhE
AND DEsBROssEs AND coRTlANDT sTRi LLAMA.
Streets is ter minutes later than that given oe''" ''
80 " FAsr MAiIa-pulman Bune, Paror Car
New York 10 PttsbuIg. sleeping Car Pttsours 10 '
$50 4. VI. FisT I.INE~Pittsburs and Cleveland
$50 4. VI PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman e1n'
cars For Ckicaso C.e'eand. Toledo. Cincinnati IN
so T. VI cHIcAGo AID 81. LOUIS EXrEEss'-
e, IssA,' WI s1n 92a f9a Cleveland
40 i. Vi. s6rTHwESrERN EXfREss-F0r PITTS
~ sa,s c'l g. PAcFc r.eurs and
sSepng Car Ne1 iork to Altoona Eas, Liberty r5,.
burg az %R l>ri Ger sa X>D 9TH TME
-; SO !. ~ Ping q. fa iiso and Dining
40 Dnns caT 30 1bisns Car. $50 49, l2os
s6na Lin all Parior and Dining coIs 49, 40 'D''"s
sorrnEGS RhihwA ~ p NJ i:O' night
ATLHNTrc COAST LINE Express. go a. m. a"a $50
faF Glb fSx 9a2 :Sl m s,, m
AT T$S GTy . 50 r:.s s:;:
Long anc AsGy Park Gn:TsE'T Ms. sgn4Sy. oiTad
sion $50 i:o 20 30 s.b il9 P m N
caH.nd, sirccis go a. m ,sio. 40 $40 isj
p m S'"d' FoR r. r ! I, DIS
el9 20 s?e SO 9:o $50 rcgna I"s 20 o 30
~ 42o 1i Dining ny car % 80 nng Car $50 SD5ss
s9c so go 30 dni, Gs0 $50 on % 60 a ~
Dining Car. $50. go dining carr = 90 tplnins oar'
rsS, os: ' 2o: 81 80 o. ass ii and 2e
A Salons o gos " e' b.ssro.s. sad
srd%ay .rs s"a cy o'S4 he A NsYs e rrrr COM
pany VII ca 70 ard cheek baggage from ho'e's ana
residences through 10 Destination . .o,,
J. b. ~ c eaeTH'i Msnaser o.-.ra Passr Agent
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations 100. c3i Penn. r. r.. corlandt
Deshrrsses st.
Indicates from West e3d s. Other figures show
Corandt peshroses 81.
"GiIg. Ga 4. " aniy SUNDAY 90 a.. 4 NJ Tor
NAT-Cr Ctf1 NK and Intermediate stations
$50. S;I5 4 VI daily for wlLKESBARRE. sCnAN-
Ton ~ ref day- ELMiRA week days. ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
ana v'e.- prirciral local points: dining and
chair car 90 Buffalo.
al so = 100 no-- iailv. Except SUNDAY.
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