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For. the Baby.

For the Baby.
Silk Caps, trimmed with lace and ribbon,
50cents.
White Silk Stockings, IS cents.
Handmade Flannel Wrappers, pink or
blue, with feather stitching, LIS.
Kid Shoes, tan or black, regular 5o>cent
kinds, only 35 cents.
Crochet Bootees, 25>cent kinds, for u
cents,
Shetland Wells, 10 cents.
Cashmere Mitens, Is cents.
Hand>quilted Bibs, Is cents.
600 Bibs, styles, S cents.
1000 Bibs, styles, cents.
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Ribbons,

Have little patience if you can't
get waited upon promptly. These
prices are worth waiting tor.
Thousands Of yards pure Silk
Fancy Ribbons, 81 to 4 inches wide.
including;
Moire Taffetas and Roman 20
Stripes, worth 25c, 35c and 4oc, ! &c
ell at. at...................
500 pieces high class pure Silk MOire
Taffeta Ribbons, No. 90, white, 81
cream, Black and newest colors' ZOC
actually worth 4oc, only.
300 pieces rich, heavy Gros Grain Rib
hons. pure silk, the highest grade ribbons
made, full 81 inches wide,worth 0E
45c. Special Christmas sale ZOC
Fancy Plaid and Stripe RbbOns'
Nos. 7 and 9 for II cents.
No. II for IS cents.
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Corset Room,

Eiderdown Dressing Sacques with rolling
collar, pink blue, gray and red, LOO.
French Flannel Dressing Sacques, pink,
blue, red and gray, 200, 800, 400 and
500.
Outing Flannel Night Gowns, extra long,
well made Of durable fleeced E@
material in neat stripes Of pink NA ~
or blue, only Y..............
Outing Flannel Gowns, 75c.
Outing Flannel Gowns, LOO.
SKIRTS
Taffeta Silk Skirts, 1000.
TaEfeta Silk Skirts 200,
Taffeta Silk Skirts. 1900
Taffeta Silk Skirts, 1900.
Taffeta Silk Skirts, 1000.
Taffeta Silk Skirts, $500.
300 Fast Black Sateen Skirts with ruffle,
SO cents.
120 Black Sateen Skirts with corded ruffle,
LOO.
Black Moreen Skirts, LBS.
Black Alpaca Skirts with silk ruff1e, 800.
Black Moreen Skirts with silk ruffle, $50.
APRONS.
GOO Lawn Aprons, 4 styles, 10 cents.
400 Victoria Lawn Aprons, 3 styles, l6
cents.
300 Lawn Aprons, s styles, Is cents.
24o Swiss Muslin Aprons, trimmed with
lace and ribbon, 3 styles, Is cents.
16o Swiss Muslin Aprons trimmed with
dainty lace ruffles or fine pleating, SOC,
75c and LOO
Aprons at LIS.
Aprons at I5o.
Aprons at 200.
Aprons at 800.
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Atthe NotionCou

Fruit and Vegetable Pin Cushions
as natural as life.
Apples, 25 cents.
Pears, Is cents.
Peaches, Is cents.
Cucumbers, Is cents.
Potatoes, 20 cents.
Beets, 18 cents.
Needle Books.
Darning Outfits.
Emeries.
The handsomest lot Of Fancy Carriers
ever shown IN this city.
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MEMS NECKWEAR

Ties, Bows, Four>in>Hands and Teck
scarfs. great lot of Neckwear, ~
made Of silks used IN best Soc 100
Scarfs. Choice for ..e,...-...
Silk Scarfs, Csc.
Four>in>Hand and Teck Scarfs. SOC.
High grade Scarfs with extra wide aprons,
75c. @rr.- ~
Fisk, Clark g. Flagg's best and newest
Neckwear-the best assortment in the
West, better shapes than in the more ex>
pensive imported Neckwear. Prices LOO,
LIS and L5O.
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CHRISTMAS DRESSES.

Christmas Dress Patterns full generous lengths
from piece and marked PRICES TO SELL QUANTITIES. The
tables repenshed every morning that fresh eree
every you Ali Of these sold reduced pcesnanY
to
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$50

each. Most Of them are full silk lined.
The newest Jackets in our storc-Kerseys,
Mohair Cheviots, Whipcords and Coverts,
all full silk lined, all colors, best 1.50 and
1000 Jackets, for
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Cloak Room,

Out>ofrtown people, as we'll as city
folks, should pick these up quickly.
High Novelty Capes, in strictly ex>
elusive styles, at greatest reductions
$3.50 Capes for 42.5o,
$3.50 Capes for $500.
1850 Capes for 5000.
$3.50 Capes for $500,
The above are the richest Capes in our
stOre-Only one Of kind and only Is in
the store.
IS Capes that were SIS, e.75 and $50
will go at AS.
We will sell 100 Jackets which up to this
time have been 1850, 1L5O and 1850 for
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BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS!

We don't know Of anything acceptable Christmas gift than
BkSs for waists rsktsor for Always Appropriate for all
and all occasions and always place for them every womans
wardrobe,
The Christmas purchases Of Black Silks and Sans have been coming
the weeks and the present far ahead Of
shown in St Paul any time,
They're lots the eanest and best silks
could find the Of the world The you know about
}good Silks the better these prices will please.
Black Sadns II to d inches wide.
100 quality for 50 LIS quality for L29
LIS quality for 88 200 quality for l37
I5O quality or1 II ESQ quality for L5S
800 quality for 195
Black Tafetas made specially for our best trade
75c quality for 50
85c quality 90
100 quality for IS
Please these with Black Taas sold everywhere higher
prices.
Forty pieces Of
BLACK PEAU DE SOE
made in France yard warranted give satisfactory Actual
}vaues LOO to 800 yard Special Christmas sale prices 79c &c.
129 148 and 1863 the yard Please them with Black Silks
Ssold everywhere a higher prices.
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Wool Dress Goods,

w CCl OTcSS OCCOSs
There will be hot Dress Goods selling in this this week WeS
going show the people Of the Northwest how little money takes @
buy good Dress Goods More than hawe going show them a
stock that has equal in the Northwest for variety and elegance
The bulk this stock imported and landed during the s
few days the old tariff force This alone saving Of east
20 per from present values But shall than that this
week. for the Christmas decided reductions will be maS
all along the line.
Broadots, black and co1ors, 15o 225 and 800 the yard
Fancy Scotch Sutngs, 50 inches wide, 2.25.
Stylish Scotch Weaves SO inches wide LIS and L5O
AWoo Scotch Fncies SO inches wide best LIS qualities for LOO
Mixed Dress Goods and three color Al inches
wide Christmas sale price, IS cents.
Ali Exclusive Novelty Dress Patterns will be closed this week
at enormous reductions
AWoo French Pas many exclusive designs in liberal
AWoo Ladies Cloths fine quality so inches wide all col
only SO cents.
Cashneres Henrie rich reds for house dresses
Strictly A1>Woo Cheviot Weaves. full line Of co1ors,
full IS inches wide regular 75c values Christmas sale price 1}
Nearly so part pieces of A1-Woo Fancy Suitngs-light
medium and dark coo bought today they would have be 1Or{
sold for 6oc Our special Christmas sale price
lot of Strictly A>Woo Serges, IS inches wide in these
popular Green Brown Red Rose and Plum Our 6c}
will %OS}
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BLACK POPLINS,

It's said that the only stock Of these popular Silks St Paul
2.25 kinds for LIS
200 kinds for 1.50
LIS kinds for 1.25
20 pieces Of Rich BacBrSaded Silks worth 5o15 and OQ
And pieces Black Brocaded
The finest Black Stns in America You here them
such rich Silks shown other They're 80 inches
(neary Yard wide they sell New York from 400 $50
yard Our special Christmas Sale prices u.s. 300 $50 and 375
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Silver Mounted Canes, LOO.
Silver Mounted Canes, t5O.
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1850

12o Children's and Misses Jackets, in
latest styles and materials, actually worth
{ AS, SIS and $50, all at one = r0
price for the great Christmas 0IOO
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Fot. Men,

Had to enlarge the Mems Depart
ment to take care Of the trade and to
make room for the best and largest
stock in St Paul
Best qualities and newest styles but
no fancy prices here.
A great sale Of an importers en-
tire sample line Of Silk and Cash
mere Mufflers.
85c Mufflers for Soc
LOO Mufflers for 75c.
LIS Muff1ers for 65c.
L5O Mufflers for LIS.
LIS Mufflers for LIS.
200 Mufflers for Las.
ESQ Muff1ers for LIS.
The "Way Mufflet" LOO.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

Initial Handkerchiefs L5O box.
Initial Handkerchiefs zoo box
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs LIS doz
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs us doz.
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs AGO doz
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs 4.5O doz.
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs $50 doz.
Silk Handkerchiefs SOC, 75c. LOO and LIS,
Silk Fandkerchiefs with initials SOC, 75c
and 100.
Bath Robes, latest styles, ESQ, 800, $50,
4.5O. 500 and 600.
Bath Sets, consisting Of robe, 2 towels, 1
pair slippers and pair mittens, 200. ESQ.
800 and $50.
MEMS GLOVES.
Pique Gloves, LOO.
Dents Cloves, L5o.
Perrin's Cloves, zoo.
Lined Cloves L5O.
Lined Mocha Gloves, t50.
Lined Mocha Mittens L50.
Heavy Mocha Gloves, wool lining, LIS.
SUSPENDERS.
Fine Web Suspenders, 25c.
French Web Suspenders, SOC.
Extra fine Suspenders, 75c.
Extra fine Suspenders, LOO
Fancy Silk Suspenders, 58c
Fisk, Clark & Flagg's white or black satin
Suspenders. 200.
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Brocaded Silk and Satin Dress Skirts
some full silk lined, with or without dust
ruff1es. The handsomest and newest Skirts
shown this season Prices, $50. n5o,
1850, 1900. i7.5o, 1000 and up to $3.50.
Silk Waists in newest styles and newest
materials. Special Christmas Sale prices,
400, 500, $50, $50, $50 and 1000.
Fur Co1larettes, 6.75 to $3.50.
Fur Capes, $50 to $500.
Electric Seal Muffs, 4.50.
Black Marten Muffs, $50.
Fur Ties, 75c, LIS and 3.95; worth
.. so to $50.
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each. Why buy worthless Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, when you can buy pure linen
ones at such price,
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CHRISTMAS STOCKS

Are now best with the choicest and most interesting
St Paul The brnl OF Christmas Goods bot
They're all floor making buying comfortable and safe
Nowhere will you find better stock high grade but nexpen
Nowhere will you find guaranteed qualities equal prices
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department this week
trades houdhk advantage these special offerings
The sun., 1897-05-26
FORTUNE TELLER ROBBED.
A"en,sn steals Things While Her Pal 10 Get
thug Her Fortune Told.

Elizabeth iIolzapfel OF 1890 Second avenue
1ad Johanna Savock, who lives at Second ave-
aae and ljoth street, called on Mrs. Johanna
Maeich, u rlairvoynht and fortune teller at 2O7
ta't Seventy-;hird street, on Monday. with tho
purpose Of robbng tho house. as they confessed
SAcrwa'l. Mrs. Holzapfcl had her fortune told
,nrst' and passed out OF the clairvoyant's sane
Sn tsa as Mrs SavOck went in to engage the for
'Ine teliers attention in similar manner.
,,yl ~ her way out through the parlor Mrs. Holz-
spei spe picked up 800 cloak, a silver wine cup.
ssoa Hl a bell. The bell jinglId and the fort unc
,lo sha saw her client passing out with tho
h.nrggperiy. The fortune teller seized Mrs. Savock
mSn u heEl ler wai!e a servant went for u police
L.. La... W hen arrested tho woman confessed the
won 0o 10 rob the house, and that night the other
,0,nh W0,lah was arrested after she had pawned the
ssn'l sS'em property and was waiting to divide the
p'SScesdS with Mrs. SayOck.
t,ip11th women were held in $500 bail each for
@~' III The forkvillc Police Court yesterday.
The sun., 1897-05-26
oArAsov HELD ron AssaULr.
John r. MADDEN sass tho mig Mayer and SER
seant ufuschn,nn Thuu,ped Iuln,.

NVaWh nuhNuh'Nh hhuNptu hNiths
Patrick Jerome Gleason, Mayor OF Long Island
Cit! and tho first candidate In tho Held for
Mayor Of Greater Now York. was arrniyncd be-
forc Police Juaticc Ingram In tho East Avenue
Court, Long Island City, yesterday, on charge
OF assault. nn,lo against him by John p. Madden.
prominent politician, who ran against Gleason
for Mayor and gavo him close contest. polico
Sergeant Henry Bnschman was fellow prisoner
with tho Mayor. Tho charges arc founded on an
alteration that took place Just outside the City
Hall on tho evening OF May z, after public
hearing on several BIZ had adjourned. Madden
and IL number OF others had appeared
rnG bud spoken against The m6ssurcs,
which wcrc fa;hercd by Gleason. As
Gleason reached the street, he and Mad.
den capc sacc to :oce: Madden says the Mayor
kicked him twice in the leg and groin. He a-
lcgos that afterward Sergeant Buschman struck
him on the face with his fist Lawyer Burke,
representing tho Mayor and Buschuan, pleaded
not guilty fo- his clients. Justice Ingram had
previously been served with u certificate granted
by Supreme Court Justice Van Wyck trans
ferring the case from the Police Court to the
Grand Jury. Justice Ingram held both Mayor
Gleason and tho police officer in $500 bonds to
await the action OF tho Grand Jury. The Grand
Jury docs not convene until June7.
The sun., 1897-05-26
RRiIrpadd.
sAMIRIoA,s oREATEsT RAlLR0aD!s
NEWYORK
(ENT!,!R!;!.A.,,L!!4. TT! 4! 3! .
e. HUDSON RIVER r. n,

From Grand Central station. 42d street.
$50 a; M.@Excspt sunday; Empire state Express.
syracuse, and Rochester, Due Bufrnlo lilb p. M.
Niagara Falls oioo p NJ. This tran is limited to in
ESQ <. S.I1aiiy Fast Mail to Poushkcepsie.
Albany. Utica syracuse Rochester, Buralo, Niegara
Ioiso <. M.-EScert Sunday. Day Express for ali
loo p. M.-Dnily. sonthwestcrn Limited for Co
iumbus. Cincinnati IndisnOpolIs., ana st. Louis.
KochesteI and buffalo. 49, -.
"o T. Np and GeSTsS SSsp special ss for saSS
kecpsc, Albany schenectady, Utica, Syracuse
oSS Mts"% ana sunday For West pon.
Poughkeepsc, Albany, Troy
trot s;ao A. NJ, Chicago L'ao r. NJ. stops at Al
Ssny ut,a "i Gnd syracuse Tnr i,,o,v TROY ,c, Ad,
rondack Mounta MS Montreal, syracuse. Buffalo.
Niagara falE, Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago.
o,aS y. M.Sbaily, For Troy. Plattsburs Burlins-
7iao % =. MMDaily' @ For For BuraiS. ni Niagara Falls.
Cleveland, Indianapolis, s. Louis, Chicago. stops
only for points on The Fail Brook Railway. via
o.in q. M;-paily For SYRACUSE. oswego Water
land Toicdo. Chicago except saturday, for Cape
Vincent and tn. Auburn TOAD ,.
pal points on y W York Central every night exosps
sunday night. sunday night Chicago sleepers leave
siOs 4. ~. ana HISS r. M.-Duiy except Sunday
ea yH SFsm ony PiGn Ftssea and til, BERG
shire iIills via Harlem Division. -
ALL NIGHT" TRAINS TO YONKERS. ...
IAN night " trains run between Both vt. and points
.hc Putnam Division far as Yonkers, In conneo-
tion with the elevated road. The only line running
" all night - trains out uf New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch light. ..
Tickets and Wagner Oice at Grand Central Station,
49, 2Bl, Il3 Broa!way. 81 East 14th ST.. 942 Broad
way. 23b Columbus av. 81 West l25th ST.. and 13Hth
st. station New York; 3S and s20 Fulton ST. and lo6
Broadway. E. d. brooklyn.
baggage checked from hotel residence by the
Westcott Express Company. ..
JOHN VI. TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The sun., 1897-05-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New York, foot of LlGcrtY st., daily
CHICAGO. Zoo T.. NJ AMI ls!lj Night.
PITTS ri RG. ;i;.IJtN sunday 2:up sun, .: night
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 10 A. NJ. 5,u0 r. Il,
wASIIISGTON, BALrlNOkE. :. loin0 lDining Carr.
40 A. ~ iDlulng Carl. 2iOU 3,JO DINING carr. $500
Dining car, BP. NJ, l2fIa night sunday 10 90 Din
ing CAR. 80 A. NJ Dining Car. goo Dining Carr.
5:OO dining CHrl II T.. NJ, i2:l1 night.
NORFOLK. I:B1 A, NJ daily,
NEW ORLEANS uhrough sl""neT' $500 r. n. daily.
All trains are illuminated VITA FIntsCh night
omcssi lI3, I72. 2Bl. 49,. 40 broadway 81 EASs
l4th ST. i2T Bowery. New YORK; 33O, ali Fulton 81,
Brook station OF Liberty q. H. IT, OF n.
j. Baggage checked from hotel or residence 70 aasa
nation,
The sun., 1897-05-26
HroaLsn Women who want to Vote.

pt,t az ,he annual meeting OF the Kings County
,UN''cnl ,u Equality League, ut which the Rev.
d., SGr' Is: Wright presided. in Brooklyn, yester-
ths dcports on tho progress OF the work OF
s'e tagno were received.
The sun., 1897-05-26
Pennsylvania
RATE1oAD, R

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty thir street and Des
brosses and C"rtantt streets.
ve minutes later than that given below for
7,s5 !. VI. FAST MAGI.-Pulman Buffet Perlor
Car New YORK 10 pIt,sburg m sleeping Car PittsburE
FAsJ HnS cfvfsna
ssrvation Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo.
i@icai HSD DHfyS ST luis IS ExPREss
sss ESs "a Es GGasS S
FGT a"fG EXTsEssFor Gin
M anai pheiFc sxrREror e ssS p,surs and
Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo exceps
WisHINGToN AND THE SOUTH:
Hs sfH ss @2S nns I'T Him. l"Sa al f.rar
and Dining @ cars, a;x5 g Dining Car, 45o Dining ming
soG a. 81 % nsa. SG' ali pSIof
AMI Dining Cars. l25 Dining Carr, 4:55 Dining
sorThEKS SH1I kAiIwXS-EsSprsss sIa 4:a5 p M. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. a:eo A. NJ. ana
cnESAPEAkT Quo RAILwAy1t;99 P NJ daily.
NJ. week deys and 100 p: NJ. daily; c.,
ATLANTIC CITYa,Desorosses and cortlandt Streets.
Long Brancn. Ashury Park un;eraken. sundaysL
fSHs reass @I
6fo and il:S% % Mi: y; InnaIys, %t1 A. NJ 'h'P'A.
e;i5 7:a5 7:55. s:25. 500. V;s5 9;55 Penna. Linn
,te,l, n;55 Dining carr? 1929, li:55 A NJ M: 1%;So:
carr 5:5o DINING car,. 74o, 133. s;55P, M: 12:i6
me %F nnasy' S "s S sSs ,bnns sn SaS a5s saS
4:25 Dining Carr. 4:5. Dining Car $3.50 Dining
sss as% Iss o pas and Eel
Broaiway As,or i3us, Wes, T%sny hrd r StTsss tree,
iandt SITS; Court St. $50 Fulton Broadway.
and Brooklyn Annex Station. BROOKLYN; station,
call FOR and check baggage from hotels and resi-
d,nsGs DC &c through tS destination IN woon
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
The sun., 1897-05-26
Situations aguuted-SrmaIts.

A RTtFfCIAL FI.OwERS.-wanted, by q lady Of
n nrstclass experience, a position as forewoman
and sample maker OF howersi expert dyer brancher
&c; capable OF taking entire charge Of large work
room either In this 81 elEewheret references
application TO COMPETENT, box 100 sun ONCE
NHAMRERMAIDS-Threer respectable German Girls
~ would like situations chambern,nidA in nrst
class hotel or boarding house In country. 223 East
A5th st., private house.
The sun., 1897-05-26
Orfan steamers.
AMERICAN a LINE,
ANCHOR LINE,

Gl.AsGOW VIA LONDONDHRRH.
Weekly from Pier %, N. r., foot West cath st.
CHS OF RnIne. jane ana July d.
Anchoria.. June IL, noon Furnessia. June 10, noon
For illustrated took OF tours and passage rates
and further particulars apply to
HENDERSON BRoTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green.
(,UNARD LINE TO LlvERPooL.vIA QUEENSTOWN.
Umbria May 20. r. NJ. iLucania. July q, "a NJ.
Lucana. June D. $40 A. u. Etruria July 10, p NJ.
Etrura June IL. 4. NJ. Campania July IL. A. NJ.
aCanpania.June IL Am. iAuranin. July "a, noon
CmUrIa. June 2B. +. NJ.
EXTRA sAIL1NGS.
Servia June 4, 40 AM. ServIa July @, 10 A. NJ.
Auranin -. June ~, noon
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Campania will sail hence Thursday. June
II, at % A. NJ instead OF Saturday, June ID. which
Will enable passengers to arrive at Liverpool In
time Ia attend the Queens Jubilee Review at
Spith, nj. June ga.
VERNON II. BROWN & co. Gen. Agts..4 Bowling Green.
The sun., 1897-05-26
Paper Anyes.

FOLDING PAPER BOXES for patent medicines, mail
Ing boxes. &c; quick printing OF cards, envelopes
note heads. &c. J. &P. D. MYERS so John st.. N. Y.
The sun., 1897-05-26
New York and Boston All Rail,

y. Y, n. II. 4 II. X, H. hnd connection
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. By way Of Dne.
300 A. NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $50 +. NJ.
1000 A. NJ, +tNew London and Providence 8UO +. NJ
l0:Oa A. NJ, New London and Providence, 4:3O 4. 81.
l2:OO NJ, Sprn gfed and Worcester, $40 i. NJ.
:l:oO D. NJ, Air Line and n. T.. X. r.. 900 i. ".
I:O2 p NJ, New London and Providence, 7:25 J.. NJ.
5000 r. NJ, New London ami Providence. 900 y. N.
400 = NJ, 'Springi'ld and Worcester. 1000 =. NJ.
6:OO r. NJ, 'New london and Providence, II 100 p NJ
II :O0 T.. NJ, 'Springheld and Worcester 6lbA A. NJ.
1900 r. ~. sSew London and Providence, B:2b A. M
sRuns daily. including Sunday.
ttBay state Limited; all pGrlor cars; faro s7 in.
cluding pArlor seat.
tAir line Limited; arrives at and departs from Park
EquAre station, Boston. Return service same hour
and by route.
Through parloT and sleeping cars by each train.
G. 7. HKMPSTEAD. Gen. PAss. Agent
The sun., 1897-05-26
Summer Arsnrts.
Going to the Mountains :?

Are you looking for q spot to spend the Summer
which combines health. comfort and pleasure
AT MODERATE COST?
II so ssnu cents for postage coll and got free at
offices below the illustrated book " summer Homes" !"
II gives lists OF Hotels Farm and Boarding Houses,
with their location rates, attractions. &C. In the
Mountains of Orange sullivan Ulster. and Delaware
Counties y. V, the main line and branches OF the
New York. ontario & Western Railway, 5000 feet
above the region OF great beauty and absolute
heathfulness. In New York: No. Battery place. H.
los, III. 37l. VA. l.323 broadway. - Astor place.
137 9th av.. 251 Columbus Rv. 1874 East l25tn St.
213 West l25th ST. ticket ofiices. foot OF Franklin
and West I2d SITS. In BROOKLYN No. Court St. $50
Fulton ST.. yS Broadway, 2B7 Manhattan av., Green.
pOiUt, and Eagle" offce.
"II.LUSTRATED HOMES" containing hnlftone re-
productions from photographs OF 535 Of the above
"HoMES." can be obtained OF ticket agents for 25c.
On Saturday. May go. Excursion Tickets for one
giving opportunity OF personally selecting sum
home ami also enjoying days hahng in this
delightful region. Tickets good returning Tuesday.
June /. J. C. ANDERSON. General Passenger Agt..
30 Beaver ST.. New York.
The sun., 1897-05-26
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA AND wFssTERN
u. II.
Stations In New York. foot or barclay aua
ChrlztOph StH
yRNTlRULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BURRER
CARS. PINISlu LIGMT.

Direct route Ia Newark. Bloomfield. Montclair, the
Oranges. summit Bernardsy,llc Basking Ridge. Mad
is1n Morrstown. PassAic. Paterson BuOnt0n. Dover.
StanhOpe. Newton. Buid's Lake, Lake HOpatcong.
Hai ikettstown. SchoOleys Mountain, Washington.
Philiip>burg EaSton, Water Gap StrOudshurg Pocono
Mountain Scranton, pttSton, Wikesbarre, Nanti-
coke Danville northumberland. Montr tse. Bingham-
ton. oxford. Norwich, Waterville, Utica Richheld
SPRING.. Cortland. syracuse, oswego. Ithaca Owego,
Elmira, Corning. Bath. Dansville. Bunalo. and all
points West, Northwest, and southwest.
500 q. M.-BnghantCn Mail. stops at principal
stations.
1000 a. M.-iCafe Cara BufYalo. Scranton. Bing-
hanlton DwcgO. Ithaca, Elmira, syracuse. and Or
wegO Express, Pullman buflet parlOr cars. Con.
Meeting nj buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
100 y. N.-ScrantOn. RlnRhamtOn. and Emira EX-
press. Pullman nufiri phrioT cars
ioO u. M.-Scrantou. Wilkesbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
. 40 y. W. Daily l--thcngo Nstihule Limited EK-
press for \ rantOn Bingl anton. Elnlira, BunAos
Pullman bunet sleeping ear. New York 10 Chicago.
Dining west Of BunalO.
$50 -. W. .-iDailyl-Iuf1alo Express. Pullman
slecpers for scranton. BinghamtOn, EmirA. Bath,
MI Morris and ButralO arriving Bnraos 4. NJ.
0ibO u. ~. Daily yl-iuTalo, scranton. Bingham.
Oswcgo EKpress. pullman buffet slecper.
TIGtetS aud IuImfn accommodations at Henry
Gaze Sons Ltd. i3 Brondwny { Park place, aud
I2u Broadway. Ticket. AT Ferry siati"n. sl2 BROAD
way. ~ Ith av. cor l2th ST. a3 West l25h st., 235
Columbus nv. New SOrE. 33s Rnd 123 Fulton st 4.
and lO6 Broahway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving
full INFORMATION At all stations.
WCstcUu'B Express Company VIII call for ana check
baggage from hotel ar a'tdenrc 10 destination
The sun., 1897-05-26
Situat,uuI 7Bautta-M MaIta.

A FIRST.CLAsS BooKKEEPER, ptnman. and ac-
IA countant with IL years experience desires pos
tion; rStcass references furnished Address b.. box
2O6 Sun ofice.
CHIPPING CLERK OR ASSISTANT able and VIII
- Ing wants work at thing for reasonable wages
knowledge OF newspaper canvass work connected
with advertising department NJ T., box l7p sun up
town ONCE 1905 Brondway.
STENoGRAPHER-Typewr double entry book.
~ keeper wishes permanent position; experienced; |;
able to furnish references from last employer. $40.
Si2. HOPE. room $50, n. Y. Life bldg, 848 Bway.
WANTED-By n MAJ OF character and executive
w ability. sahred position with reliable corpora
tion or assistant manager superintendent with
Wholesale house retail department store good ad.
dress and giltedge references j. c. p, box 10 Sun
uptown ONCE. 1898 Broadway, n. Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as janitor, watohman. mes.
w sengcr time clerk; can furnish the best Of
references honesty. sobriety and character;
aveteran OF the last Addr, J. N. D.. box l05
Sun ofnce