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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA & WESTERN
u. Il.
Stations In New York. foot or barclay ana
Christopher sts.
vESTIBUIE TRAINS. PULLMAN y
CARS. pINTsCH LIGHT.


Direct route To SewarS. bloomfield, Montclair. the
Oranges, Summit, Bcrnardsvillr. Basking Ridge. Mad.
igOn, Morristowp, Passaic. Paterson, Boopton. Dover,
Stanhope. Newton. Buid's Lake, Lake Hopatcong,
Hacketistown, Schooley's Mounta II. Washington.
PhillipsOurg, Eastnn. WaterGap. Stroudsburg, Pocono
Mountain, Scranton. Piltston. Wilkesbarre, Santi.
coke. DanviIlc. northumberland Montrosc, bingham
ton, oxford. Norwich. Watervtllc, Utica, kichfeld
Springs. Cortland. ~ racuse. Oswego, Ithaca, owego.
ElmiTa. Corning. Bath, Dansy lille. Buffalo. and all
points West, Northwest, and Southwest.
500 a. M.-Hinghamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 a. Ca car)-Bunalo, Scranton. Bling.
anton. Owego, Ithaca. Elmira. Syracuse. and Os.
wego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cans. Con.
Meeting al Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
loo p. M.-ScrantOn. Binghamton. and Elmira EK-
press. Pullman buret parior cars.
AIUO p. N.-Scranton, Wilkesbarre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
1900 =. W. tDail &C veStibule limited EK-
press for Scranton, binghamton, Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman buftrt sleeping ear New York TO Chicago.
Dining car west Of Buffalo.
$50 r. Buffalo Express. Pullman
slcepers for Scranton. Binghamton, Elnira, Bath.
Mt. Morris, and bunalo. arr ing Buffalo \ 4. NJ.
0iJO y. M.-lJaily)-Bunalo scranton, Bingham.
ton. owegO, Ithaca. Elmira. Syracuse. Utica. and
Oswcgo Express. Pullman buffet sleepers.
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze & Sons Ltd. ll3 broadway, IA Park place, and
42p Broadway and pI2 Broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations. IL 4h av., cor. 18th ~. ~ West l25th St,
2S5 Columbus av. New York; 83s and 123 Fulton st.
and 100 broadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving
fun information at all stations.
Westcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence I" destination.
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CHORUS GIRLS SECRET MARRIAGE.
A Member or the knickerbocLer Burleaque
Company Weds = Young yersey Farmer.

SYRACUSE. Oct. Mrs. Mary Madden of
"lo2 Lexington avenue. New York. arrived hero
yesterday in a highly excited state of mind to
run down a story that had reached her about
her daughters marriage. The daughter is a
pretty chorus girl. who has not yet reached her
eighteenth birthday. and is with the Knicker.
booker Burlesque Company. now playing an en-
gagement at the Grand Opera House here. She
is known on the bills as Ella Ray. and has been
seen at Hammerstein's and Wallack's in New
York. This is her first season Of travel on the
road. While spending her vacation two
years ago with an aunt near Marasquan.
\. j., Ella met William Pierce, q farmers
son, and they fell violently in love. but, having
NO money, wisely concluded to postpone mar.
rage; Last week the company was playing in
brooklyn. and the young farmer could not re-
slst the temptation to go over and see his sweet
heart. The result was that a clandestine mar
rage was arranged. both agreeing to keep it Sc.
GTet until there should be a better turn in affairs.
Nhen her mother arrived here and charged her
WIN having been married she confessed. She
fays she intends to make a good wife to VIII.
lam, who is on the farm now, but expects to
Ssaneh out for himself, She says he intends to
pc a painter, and when he gets a start she will
leave the stage. William IS 10 years old.
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1'ropo5alS.

To ONIkAITOWS
Sealed proposals Tor furnishing materials and
labor.
For the installation OF Engine and Generators.
For IN" installation ~ electric wiring and fixtures
IN tho new power house AT Wards Island, y. Y.
And for the plumhing fWr Kitchen building AT Cen
trial l1lip. !" l., for Manhattan state Hospital, may 10
sent 10y mail, ar delivered In person up 10 4 y. NJ.
THURSDAY, the IAN day Of october. 1897, 10 Henry
t.. lIowlaud. Esq, President Of tho Board Of Man
ugcrs Manhattan state Hospital. 40. Madison Ave.
nue., New York CITY. at winch time the BOARD OF Man
ayers win open all proposals.
separate proposals must be- made for each section
Of the work 10 h" tone
Drawings and specifications may be- seen and blank
forms ~ proposals obtained OF the unirt ~ q.
Perry, Architect, In M" capitol ~ Albany, ), y, ~
N the unicr Of in" i,rri ~ Managers, "" I Madison
Av,nu New York cav
The board uf Managers reserve the right To reject
any ar all bids. as they may deem for the hest inter
eSts OF the State.
Z, ROWLAND,
President Of the Board OF AaRISes.
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IMPORTING GOLD At PROFIT
81, 500. 900 Coming on the Steamships Lain
and N0rmannIa.

and Normannia.
The Bank of British North America, Heidel-
bach, Ickelheimer & Co.. and Kuhn. Loeb s. Co.
each announced yesterday an importation of
$500 900 in gold. The gold imported by the
Bank Of British North America was taken from
the Bank of England on Wednesday. and Is en-
route by the steamship Lain. The gold coming
to Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co. was taken
from the Bank Of England yesterday. and. with
the gold for Kuhn, Loeb & Co., will arrive on
the steamship Normannia. The shipments are
OF special interest because they are the first
which foreign exchange houses admit; represent
a profit on the basis OF ordinary operations in
sterling exchange.
Previous gold importations this season have
been y 300. 900 by the National City Bank and
$1,000, 900 by the Hanover National Bank un-
der special conditions. Since then the sterling
market has weakened, with the actual closing
rates for sight bills yesterday $i.s4i2.
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~ only showers reported yesterday fell in tho
axe region northern New York. and tho north.
srn New England States.
-" ''"perature was from 8. to 10. lower from
oh,o n1''nea''wSrd over the lower Mississippi and
Wv valleys into the INko regions and in the upper
IN sp" '"''eyi elsewhere 1t was slightly higher.
,p' Guy the day was fair. with a light sprinkle
,ys,sn u'snes' onicial temperature 69'. lowest 54o;
AVER AIn."', ~ per cent. wind northwesterIy,
A'rf"se velocity s miles az hour; barom.,or ,o,'
1850. 'e'No a III 2S's2. D j. NJ.
r.. Thermometer at tho United States Weather Blu.
'e.u registered the Temperature. vss,.,d. ~
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RICHMOND. Va, Oct. THE Dismal Swamp
has been on fire for more than a week. Large
quantities Of underground and shrubbery killed
by the frost have been slowly burning and the
smoke has become almost unbearable. The
Norfolk and Western trains going through that
region have to close their windows TO keep the
dense smoke from filling the cars. Many deer,
bears. and foxes, raccoons. opossums. so uirrels,
rabbits, and other game have been seen running
smoke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
PRACTICED MEDICINE ILLEGALLY.
GnrIin. . Druggist. Prosecuted by the Kings
CountS Medical society.

Onrltu, y uruGGtst, prosecuted Dy tue hlnE0
CountS Medical society.
Herman A. Garliff, n druggist, Of 4O4 Central
avenue. Williamsburg. was arraigned in the
Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday on the
charge of practicing medicine without a
diploma. DR.. David Myerle. the Secretary of
the Kings County Medical Society. averred that
in February last Garlif was recommended as a
physician TO Mrs. Cornelia Hoeven OF 235 East
Twenty-ifth street. this city. who had an all
ment Of the eyes. Garlif told her, IL is alleged,
that her eyes were afflicted with blood poison.
ing. lie prescribed pills and liquid medicine.
Mrs. Hoeven took both and, 1t is said became
blind. and remained so for more than six weeks.
A physician was consulted, who pronounced her
condition bad and said it would require at least
two years attention before her health would be
fully restored. The attention of the Kings
County Medical Society was called to Garlif
two weeks ago. and DIR. Myerle obtained from
Mrs. Hoeven an affidavit OF the druggists treat
ment, upon which a warrant was issued. When
Garlif was arrested ut his home late on
Wednesday night he said that Mrs. Hoeven
tried to blackmail him. He had nothing to say
when he was arraigned yesterday before Justice
Kramer, and was held in $500 bail fora hearing.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Leave New IorE. Whitehall Terminal, daily.
CHICAGO. l;hb =. VI, and l2:lO night.
PITTSBURG. 3a2j ex, SUNDAY; / $50 sun. l2ilO night.
CINCINNATI, 81. Louis. 800 A. NJ. 4:55 I, n.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 1865, 800 dining
Car. lI'2LA, ". Dining Carr. 30. 3;2l Dining
Car. 400 CDlning cur. a:h5 i, NJ, l2:l0 uiglIt. sun.
dan, D'j5 DINING car, ll:25 4, NJ, Dining CAR. los
Dining Car, i3jj Dining Carr i:jj u NJ, l2:lu
nlSht.
SORFOLE. ll.'j \. VI. dailN.
NEW ORl.EANA through sleeper. $40 4. NJ, daily.
1Talus leave foot Liberty II. . minutes laicr,
All trains are .llumln atcd with PlutsCh light.
onlces; ll3. ne. l6l, 43t. ll4O Broad way, ~ East
l4th ST., 127 Bowery, New York; $50. 344 Fulton st.,
BrOOklyni Whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence TO destination.
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wANrrHEoDoRE ooonEU PUv1sHED
Mere Legal s~auabbnnU over the Arairs or the
". 2. Church of NEnlinnahnrE.

Application was made to Justice Gaynor in
the Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday TO
punish Theodore Cochcu, formerly n trustee OF
the Methodist Protestant Church Of Williams.
burg, for contempt of court. Mr.. Cocheu on
June "a was directed by the Court to turn over
all books and papers belonging to the church
corporation TO tho new trustees. Counsel for
MIR, Socheu said that his client did not have
any books and papers belonging to the corpo-
ration. What they want" he said, are the
books and records Of the Union Cemetery
MIR; Cochcu Is superintendent Of tho cemetery
and has a contract which docs not expire until
1900, emitting him TO 10 per cent. OF the re.
ceipts. The Legislature gave TO the cemetery
authorities, permission to remove all tho bodies
and TO sell. the property. The cemetery VIII
bc divided, into,l7o building lots, worth about
81 900 each, Mr.. Cocheu, 1t is said, under The
contract, will be entitled to 10 per cent. of this,
besides receiving from So to So for Tho removal
Of each body. The church officials cont tend
that the cemetery Is part OF their corporation,
hut this Mr.. Cochcu denies. The fec of tho
property IL in the name of the church, counsel
said, but they were, nevertheless, separate cor
poratiOns. Decision was reserved.
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RECoNCILIATIoS-WITH An AXE.
John Rsbinson's Futile Attempt to Mako O.
with His wife.

Mrs' Hannah Robinson of 621 West Forty
slIth street. this city. who Is suing her husband.
'ohn Robinson. for divorce on the ground of
cruelty has gone to 1.-Two with her father at As
h'eecker street. Jersey City. pending the do
termination OF tho suit. Robinson went over
eIon Inc interview closed with Mrs. Robinson
b er'h from one room to another screaming and
rmat threatening TO brain her. Mrs. Robinson's
over dlsarmed her husband and handed him
nv, " 70 thc police. Robinson said he did not
GS,enh 70 Marin his wife. He was arraigned in the
reo,Tn"nnu criminal Court yesterday morning and
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LILLARD WANTS AN ACCOUNTING.
He Desires to Knew How the OIL. Paint aud
Drug Publishing Company L. Running.

Ne Desires to Know How the OIL. Paint aud
Drug Publishing Company La Running.
The minority of the stockholders of the Drug
oist's Circular and the Oil, Paint, and Drug
Publishing Company. two New Jersey corpora
tons with practically the same stockholders.
at meetings held at Englcwood on Wednesday
night, introduced resolutions demanding an
accounting. The resolutions were voted down.
They were offered for technical purposes. Tho
two corporations are owned mainly by the Oil.
Paint and Drug Company Of West Virginia,
which is capitalized at $3.50, 600. One.third OF
that stock is owned by BENJAMIN Lillard. whole
sale druggist, of los Fulton street. He was
formerly. he said yesterday, President and
Treasurer Of both corporations, at a salary Of
$1,000 a year, and in his time the corporations
were dividing altogether $40, 1000 a year
among the stockholders. lie went to Europe
two years ago. and in his absence, he said,
William o.. Allison was elected President and
Treasurer in his place, at n salary of $lS, 900
q year. At present the company is paying prac.
tically no dividends. Mr.. Lillard said. and the
officers refuse to explain why, At the meet.
ing on Wednesday night Mr.. Lillard and his
counsel. L. IL. Andrews of 80 Park row. who
held ono proxy, introduced the resolutions de-
handing an accounting. The majority. Pres
ident' Allison of Fnglcwood. Lewis X. Bell Of
New York. the Vice President and Secretary,
and a Mr.. Brigham. who held two proxies. vot-
ed them down. suit for an accounting has been
commenced in the United States Court of West
Virginia by Lillard and Andrews.
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sent Back the Money He Stole.

SARATOGA. Oct. 7.-Herbert F. Howe of Cam.
bridge, Mass, who was employed by George G.
MOVIE of the Mansion House and recently dis.
appeared with 1925 of his employers money.
has sent 1t back. The police were unable 70
'ocato the Ascending cashier. "
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New York and Boston All Rail,

y. Y. y. II. & II. II. X. and connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave by way OF Due
1904 A. NJ, Springfield ard Worcester, $3.50 p. VI.
1000 A. NJ, +tNew London and Providence, 300 z. VI.
1908 A. NJ. New London and Providence, 4:2h r. ".
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $40 p. VI.
u 100 i. NJ, Air Line aud y. E. n. H., 500 =. VI.
l:O2 7. NJ. New London and Providence, 700 p. VI.
300 =. NJ, New London and Providence. 300 p. NJ.
400 y. NJ. Springfield aud Worcester. 1000 p. VI.
5:OO =. NJ. 'Sew London and Providence, IL 200 P. u.
IL 100 j. NJ. Springfield and Worcester, 6:l5 A. NJ.
1890 J.. NJ. New London and Providence, 6:25 A. ".
'Runs daily, including sunday.
- Bay state Limited; all parlor cars; fare o., IN
Guiding parlor car seat.
Air Line Limited; arrives a. and departs from
Park square Station. Boston. Return service Same
hour and by same route.
Through parlor aud sleeping cars by each train.
{. 7. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Sreanlu

RIVER BY L
PALACE IRON DAY LINE
"NEW HURk" and
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily except sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton st. Oy Annex)....S A. VI.
q" New York, Desbrosses st. Pier ......S:I0 "
" West 22d st. Pier .......9
For ALBANE. landing at Yonkers, West Point. View.
Hudson.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked TO desti.
nation. Last Trips-Up Oct. IL, down Oct. IS.
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Pennsylvania

u 1A1hRoAD.
STATIONS foot o; West Twenty third street and Des-
tB-The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
1855 /. i: FAST M~AIi~-pullman Bune. rarlor
Car New York to iittsburg: Sleeping Car Pittsburg
s s:ss i, /. !" ". FS~S TESEsfII$SiS ffi MI G'Sy.'aaa:
man Gompar,ment S%ierIinE: Dining. sm "s4 and
CinS,nnati, Iniianapoli., Louisville. St. Loais. :
I,51 T.. VI. CHICAGO y ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
si hSs i:'' ". w IS 7 1;Rs:lHSi'ls E1's. For e cleveland aSdili
.s enn'r =. NJ For F sdT4a VEST SaSarfS xyPiREss.-Fo For
pi!tshurg cincinna!i In !anape,is. ST: Louis
'. and Ih,s "a; f Connects fS Sr diessland and n'' folsas
ehee Wa ssiiISay AND TIKI sourH.
I;55 Ca;l0 "conFresslonai Lin, = all Parlor and
sop ", ls:lo night. SUNDAY, s:a5. a:e3..lo:5s
A; N: oS:i5 "C%nsres.ionai Linn" al Parlor and
Southern KAILwAl.-E1press. 4:@5 P. NJ. 1910
ATiANTIC COAST LGSE.-E1prcss, e:25 A. NJ. and
C~HEsAPEAKE y OHIO RA1LwAY.-4:o5 P. NJ.
FOR Old POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7:5o
AH Y, SsfT d ~cTTS and I;SS F +. N H. 1 nast DAYS.
Long Branch, AsGur r.; i Park dnteTiaken sundays,
@ ,x'ss1r Sr S,,se and s, PGin' Pleasant s'ss. 1853 from " Wet r. TS S'is.
z;59, ll:2o =. N: SUNDAYS: .:29 A; NJ 4:55p NJ.
frnm lesbroSSts ana tOrtlanut StreetS), N:lO A. M,
12:l0. $40, 5:l0. IL 80 =. NJ. Sundays. 9:45 A. NJ.
5:l5 7. NJ.
FOR PHIIA
6:l5, 1925. 1865. s:25, sos. a:2j t4:55 Penna. Linn
,tra(. yep Dining Gar. lo:S1. li:5S A M;l2iSS.
ing carr. 5:o5 Dining Car: TAO. 100, s:5aP; NJ.
800 Gimited). 9:55. 1875 A. NJ. 1865 Dining Carr.
800. 4:25 dining Carr, 4:55 Dining Car, $3.50
Ticket OFFICES Nos. 46l. 9iI. 1896. 1928. Ill, and 26i
Broa1way; ! Aston House; West Twenty.third Street
Station. and stations foot Of DesbrOsses and Cort-
landt Streets; 4 Court Street, $50 Fulton Street, 0S
broadway. and ~Frooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn;
Station. Jersey city. The New York Transfer Com
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels
and resiiencrs through to destination.
]. b. HUTCHINSON, J. K. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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main open until within tan minutes OF the hour
OF sailing OF steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH SOUTH AND ENTRA AMERICA.
FRIDAY.-At = A: NJ. for JAMAICA. per steamship
Ardanrose Iettcrs for Belize, Puerto Cortez and
SP u. Tor N~EwFoUSDIASSTD. H,n"" steamship ns
oliyst1s, from boston: at ii 4, NJ, Tor La PLATR
COUNTRIES direct. per steamship sardinian
s~A1, 81 FSHTtys To- tsk u ASs~pSDpSIss%S,ang,ae,y , .oa
NILLA, per steamship Aiene detters for Costa
Gs"pGSAfvEs. A~GX,cAYEzs. JTXIcMsmFI.. and sANsrH
n NAf t5r HA& Ef! c%SiiF"1@9 iEiA FAY r2 Il 1880 and al
for ashar pa rsF Of i'c %@slsg a ssFu T4 cut. ,e msss
HAITI. CvMAEA aud cHKUPA,iNSot. per- s,s4mship
nus'a, ,CaIssao,T trinidad. british and Dutch asiana
nus, be 81. a' fG w]F ESf r5Ins i h p.r .1a. M: a.
Portis; at II A. NJ; for IA PLATA COUNTRIES
BRAzIi. and ia PLATA coUNTRIEs, per steam.
ship salerno,. Via Rio janelro lettcrs for Sorth
Brazil must be directed " Per salerno -.
Malls for Newfoundland; by rail to Halifax. and
thence ly steamer. close at this ONCE Tally at
and th.ncc by steamer, close at this ONCE daily at
$40 r NJ Mails Tor cuba close q, ms ONCE
sailing Mondays and Thursday, from Port Tam IAN
pni rl" spt iGslfy a % irssi rsf i S%1 dssp S,t1; by .,sn,n.
s m. Sios g, a, s! ,5," 4 "n i , 4slIy at 'I aS,, ~ cjo psper
500 J.. NJ. previous day,
PACIsIFIC MAILS.
Mails FOR China and Japan specially addressed only.
per steam ship Empress Of India from Nancou.
YER. clos here daily up To OFT. 81 II $3.50 u. ".
Mails for china, Japan, aud Hawaii, per steam.
hin China Or an san Francisco, close here daily
up to oct. - at 4. 80 y. NJ. Mails for Australia Cex.
crpt those for West Australia. which are for.
wardrd via Europe. New Zealand. Hawaii, FIJI
and samoan Islands, per steamship Moana uroni
san FIlnciscui, close here daily up 10 Oct. 4 at
$50 A. NJ, II A. NJ. and $50 p, NJ. cor
on arrival AZ Scw York Of steamship Cam.
pania with British malls Cor Australia. Mails
FOR China and Japan. Der steamship Victoria from
Tacoma. close here daily up to Oct. so at B:3O
y. Mails for Australia except West Austria.
lIa). New Zealand. Hawaii, and FIJI Islands, per
steamship Minwrra from vancouver, close here
daily after oct, e. ami up TO oct. u at $3.50 4, NJ,
Mails for the Society Islands. per ship City ~
papeiti from san Francisco, close here daily up
10 iNi. ~ at $3.50 =. NJ. Mails for Hawaii, per
steamship Australia from san Francisco. close
here daily UP to oct, - at $3.50 !, N
Trhns.Pacihc mails are fOrw ardcd to port OF sailing
daily and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on tho
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mail closes at q r. NJ. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
Post once. New York. n. X, OCT Z, 1897
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Railroads.
Valley system.

stations foot OF West $50 st. [renn. II. RI, cortlandt
'lndlcatcs time from Mest 23d st. other figures
'hSw time from Cortland! or pcsbrosscs 81. 80.
, .5,SS, s'iS 4. N, daily, tor wILKESBARRE.
IrIHCi. GENEVA, RUoSGiHEstTTETR,, I BMuFfTHHIS65 NSfHxSS.
AnA EALlS. and the West amt principal local points,
,i"isS. io,aO A; NJ, SUNDAYS only, for BOUND
;ioiaS, 1880 AN. Oily, except sunday. for
Ei,uNk and lntS rmcdia,o points.
BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives Bunalo 9;5a T. NJ. Pullman vostibuie Day
s1ncnIs ana pap.or CSrS NJ, pinins car Service: Meals
t." pStrsit and cHirTso ,,r- 49,. .",.-
MAJvH CHU%K aud intermediate points.
,istSS, i.lH p. NJ SUNDAYS only, FOR EAsroN.
MAroH T. and the goal branches
w1lKEspiiRiN@i, r;,rTrIsr96SS'.' f sc i%HSS4S SS"@ SnG pr 1Gr
in coal regions chair gar for wikcsbarrc.
h tKI tI,no p ir n daily; eHSsgt Sundsy for
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all pointa
ia coal regions, Pullman Bunct parlor Car for Wiikes-
'i,SS. niiS p, VI. daily for EAsToN and inter.
'Si5S. OiIO r. NJ. daily. except Sunday. Express
for S~LATlNGToN and principal Intermediates alta
lions. Connects FOR Reading and Harrisburg. Chair
.e,sS. ! p NJ daily for BUFFALO, IAeAR
5ule train y. Y. to Chicago. %Slccpers to BufIalo ana
:s'SS. $50 p. NJ. daily, except Sunday. stopping
HEM. MAUtH CHUNK, l.. 4 H. JUNCTION. SAyRE
GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, A and BUFFALO,.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. SOnr but sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
SiS5. aiOO 7. u. daily, for ITHACA, GENEVA.
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. EIAGARA FALLS. aud ali
points West. Pullman sleepers to Wilkesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday, for
BOUND BRoOk and Intermediate points, leave az
and '5;55. $40 7. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 1l9. 28l,
273, $40, HIi, and 1898 broadway. ~ L. l4th ST.. 1850
z, l25th st., l2T Bowery. y. V; $50 Fulton at, I
Court st, Us Rway, and Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c. for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&c, for other parts OF Europe. American and
White star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard. French and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat
ter, &c. for all countries for which they arc ad.
yertised to carry mail.
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