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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-02-04

This from Edward NJ. Favor: Two
Irishmen were cleaning a window in a
tall building. To facilitate their work
they had stuck a board out of the win
dow and Pat stood on the end of ii
which was outside, and Mike on the
end inside to balance. Suddenly Pat
shouted
'Moike, I've dropped me sponge"
That's all roight. III go down and
git it,"
When he got to the street he found
Pat in heap on the sidewalk and ex-
claimed
We'll, we'll! How did yez git down
here so quick, Pat? I ran all the way
down, but bedad, yez how beaten me. -
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-02-04

TIME TABLE CORRECTED TO JAN. %, 1893
Trains teage Middieburg da,iy ercept Sunday,
unless otherwise nofed.
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Yachting Notes.

Commodore George @. Tyson has sold his half. rater
Trilby 10 J. Nelson Gould.
The annual race OF the DouElaston Y. c., which waa
scheduled for Saturday. has been declared OF.
The Larchmont Y. c. will open Its yacht racing
season on July 4 with = special race open TO all clubs,
Colgate Hoyt will not put his steam yacht Vision in
the launch Tide.
c. T. Pierce. vioe.commodore of the Riverside Y.
c., has sold his cabin cAtbOat Oconee TO Commodore
C. V. Smith OF the Horseshoe HArbor Club.
gThs noted eStnoat scat was sold Yesterday through
Jr, OF the New YSrk Athletic Club.
The Bayswater Y; c. one OF the live Yachting or.
on July ?. other water sports will also be a feature.
J. II. Healy OF this city has sold his launch Adela TO
HConnecticut .yachtsman., h. l. MAereklcin has also
THAN.
The noted racing Sloop MurieL which was recently
after defeating everything in her class, has been sold
ana will be sailed on Great South Bay.
The 9O.foOter Shark, which was an unsuccessful
candidate for inIernAtionA al honoTs last year, will be
placed in commission Immediately after the end of
the SeawGnhaka Clubs cruise and will participate in
the trial races, sailed by Sherman Hoyt.
NEWPORT, R, l., June 32:-Reginsld Brooks. son of
H. Mortimer Brooks OF New York. has purchased
hon yacht wAwa. Mr.. brooks viii have the yacht
race with the others OF her class.
The cruise OF the Atlantic Y. c. has been abandoned.
and In Its stead the Regatta is arranging
fellowsi Race for fishermen and working boats At ii
o'clock in the forenoon regular open race for all
and dancing IN the evening. Yachts from all clubs
will DO Invited 10 participate In the afternoon con.
The twenty eighth annual Corlnthian race of the
ssAwAnhGkA cOrinihiAn Yacht Club. which was orig,
pOSsd until wednesday. June 20. owing 10 the un.
certainty OF the knockaeouts returning from tho
are open to the follSTinE classes; sIoopsi cutter: and
III. Y, open cStboats, Glasses 7. Wv; so foot speo,si
class OF ,loops; s:,wHnh1kA knockabout class. In:
street, on June "a, At noon.
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Prl.o.sr Usasr FIRE ia the Civil war

ApropOs Of Admiral Cervsra's device OF con.
lining valuable American prisoners In the Moro
OF Santiago. and thus inSuring tho castle against
attack, IL may be Of interest 70 recall the man
ner in which . similar trick was foiled during
the civil war, In June, 1894, the Confederate
Gen. Foster. Commanding the Union forces, that
I'VE Generals and forty-nvo neld officers OF the
United States Army had been placed under IRE
Of the Union guns. Before very long thirty-nVe
Confederate cRptives OF similar rank were sent to
Gen. Foster. who notified the commander on the
bArous practice Of exposing prisoners has own
compAtriOts would bo confined at various points
Of danger. Within q few days a letter signed
by all the Union prisoners was sent over the
lines, In which they assured Gen, Foster that
they were receiving the most confederate treat
meat; and shortly aftor the oAptiVes on 10th
sides were exchanged. Lat Admiral 6Amps0n
try 0on- fosters voEy elective mttkOd u pro
OoduEO Ct SAntAEA
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BIe DEE1LoAr1ox ar roHonAnA.
cIrounstascss mat Prevent the Arrest e .
nlan WIZ Get oAoo Gee ~ Hraua.

hann Whe Get secs, Gee ~ Rraua.
SEATTLE, Wash, June 22.-Tho European set
Element In Yokohama IL very much worked up
over the discovery Of = breach OF trust of =
young EnRlishmAn named Leopold. His opera
lions are said to involve SAOO, 900. while his
friends have contributed a great deal more to
various stock schemes no originated. Owing to
the peculiar laws governing foreign residents in
Japan, together with other circumstances. Leo
pold will never Be arrested for his alleged dis
honesty.
For a long time Leopold was the trusted agent
OF Earle & Co., = big German importing arm.
On the withdrawal Of one Of the members from
the firm an agreement was signed by Earle &
Co. to do no exporting. To evade the agreement
all exporting Of the nrm was done in Leopold's
name. Then Leopold, It IL said, began to use
the firms funds and took several hundred thou
sand dollars.
Last May he prepared bills OF ladinE for . big
leather shipment which was supposed to have
gone on q Nippon Yuson KAishn steamer. He
secured the signature OF the manager Of Earle &c
Co.. and, taking the bills Of lading to n bank.
drew out Sl60, 900. the value Of the shipment.
he secured passage on q steamer and would
have boon out Of the country before the defalca-
ton was discovered had he not been suddenly
stricken with pneumonia.
Leopold went to the German hospital. and in q
few days carlo a. Co. discovered that the leather
had not been shipped. An examination OF Loo.
cred, but his arrest did not follow. He waS to
all intents and purposes using his own money,
owing TO the agreement of Earle & Co. not to do
an export business. He lost his social position,
but up to the time the steamship Kinshfu Maru,
now in port here. left, he was walking the streets
OF Yokohama in entire freedom.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWAXXA 4 WRsTHRM
~ H.
stations In New York. ToOt or barclay and
ChrlEIOph.r streets.
VRsTIRULR TRAINS. BCFRBF
CARS, PINCSCH LIGHT. .t
500 A. M.-BnghamtOn Mail. Stops 1t principal
1000 =. M.-(CAfe car)-BuIalo. Scranton. Bling
hAmton, owego, Ithaca, Eimlra, Utica. Syracuse.
ana OsweEo Express, Pullman buffet paTlor cars.
Connecting At BunAlo with trains for Chicago and
points West
Hoo -. M.-~Daly)-ChicAso and Buffalo vesti-
buled express for Scranton. d nghAmtou and FL
mira &C. Pullman bunet parlor cars to ElmirA-
Through Ele ping cars and day coach TO Chicago,
arriving at 4:l5 Y. NJ. next day.
400 y. M.-ScrlntOn, wilkes barre, And Plymouth
Express. Pullman buret pHrlor cars.
100 y. M.-tDailyl-ChicAgo Vestibulo Limited
Expr IS for Scranton, BlnghAmton. ElnlrA. BunAlo.
Through bum sleeping Car New York TO Chicago.
Dining car west VI Bum lo.
BI8u y. N.-tDAily b nSlo Express. Pullman
sieepers for Scranton, BinghAmton. Elmlra. bath.
Mt Morris an 9 BunAlO. arriving Buffalo b. A. VI.
OIBO y. " Daily Buffalo, Scranton, BinghAm.
ton. uwegO. Ithaca. Elmira, syracuse. Richneld
Springs and Oswego Express. Pullman BunoO
alec per-,
TieEst aud Pullman accommodation al Henry Gaze
L Sons, Ltd. ll3 broadway, II PARK place. 4gy and
pG2 Broadway. TicG"ts AZ Ferry stations. III Attn
AV, gor. l2th ~, 81 West l2aIh ST., 2S5 Columbus
av. New York; 8Ss and 7S3 fulton 81. aad l06 Brood
way. Brooklyn. TiIGe tables giving fun information
At all stations.
wrsIcott's EXT reGs Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel OF residence 10 destination.
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p,sappels,.a In Loyo, KILLED usrsslr.

Catherine Dovine. SO years old. committed
suicide yesterday morning at the homo Of her
brotherin.law, John MCGOWAN, 462 West Twen-
tieth street, by inhAlinE illuminating gas. Miss
Devine came from Nova Scotia about two years
ago. She was sent here BY her family. It is said,
because abe was subject to cts Of melhncholiA
caused by disappointment In love. Her rela-
tives thought she would forget her love affair
in New York, but she did not She constantly
worried over II, and frequently said she was
tired Of life. A bottle containing carbolic acid
was found hidden away In her room about .
month ago and was removed.
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TRAINS TO PORT WASHINGTON.

EiFst viii Hun To-Day ana the Happy VIII
layers VIII Celebrate tho Event.
The summer schedule OF trains on the Long
Island Railroad goes into effect to-day. Under
the new arrangement 1900 trains will arrive
and depart from the several terminals OF tho
railroad daily. The time table for the first time
will contain the name OF Port washin gton as q
railroad station. The new road has been built
to that place from Great Neck. and trains will
run for the first time to-day.
Port Washington will celebrate this epoch In
Its history with a parade OF the local and visit
ing. fire companies. civil societies. and speech
making. The Hon. Bourke Cochran 10 TO be the
principal speaker. and after the parade will en-
terrain the railroad officials at dinner at his
summer home, near Port Washington.
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UPSET BIZ soUA1L AND DROWNED.
KrattinGSE was Out Sailing In . skiR with
-Four RFisnaa.

KrattinGoE Was Out Sailing In . skiR with
RouF Friends.
Frank Krattinger. 10 years old. . tow boy on
the Belt line. living ct 65< West Fifty-seoond
street. went out sailing in . fAt-bottomod skin
with four friends. from the foot Of West Eighty.
sixth street. yesterday afternoon. His com.
panionS were Joseph Mitchell Of A3e West
Thirty-Second street. Nicholas Carr Of AA9 West
Thirty-Second street, John HOrlihy Of A44 West
Thirty-sOcond street, and Bernard Brady Of S76
Tenth avenue. Krattinger owned the skin.
on BlGhtieth street q Squall struck the Skid
and upset II. H0rihy and Brady saved them
selves by clinginE to the bottom OF the boat
while Krattinger and the others started to swim
to shore. When within q hundred feet OF shore
exhausted to help him. His body was recovered
at 8 o'clock by q policeman. HOrlihy and Brady
were taken from the wreck Of the skin BY Q
tuRboHt
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DRYING oLUB NOR DEAD.
A pssetlpE 81 HassSsrs Cansa Tsr Ts-Hiaht .
the Hstel nIetropole.

the Hstel NastFopsIe.
A circular letter signed Committee Of Men,
bers " has been sent out to all members Of the
Driving Club Of New York calling a meeting Of
that organization tonight at the Hotel Metro
pole. It is understood that the letter was gotten
up by w. L. Parsons and some other members OF
the Driving Club who are dissatisfied with tho
recent hasco OF the Executive Committee in the
matter of choosing = site for q new track. The
document contains some peppery talk concern
ing the officials who got together and resigned
in a body a short time ago without calling a
bsrS the result Of their labor. Here 1t IL:
NEW York, June 81. laeS.
TO the hsEhers Of the Drivtn0 club Of NEG York;
Al the lnst regular meeting Of the Driving Club OF
New York, held AZ the windsor Hotel in the month
com ESIe%sS Win, sS = New W. Of 9u con sSSfsS the SI Club eteC az sS
orEAniEation. and that COMMITTEES. before the meet
cure a sultabie Site as quickly as possible for a new
track and clu5house, and report on came at a. early
such a report has hSver been given to the club; no
meeting of the club has ever been called and We
dent and other member or the eommittee have re-
signed their of1cihl positions
and Will ino oSs, tHs' 70 being dissSandds d G aa an oPSsniiS'
tion without being consulted on the subject, It has
ing circnmstances, that a meeting be called Of all
our members, where We can be Informed by the re-
naming members OF the committee Is to what has
been done, and at the same time determine. then
and there, just what we want to do and do IL either
through = new or added committee. as may be neces-
BaTy.
II we cannot get a mile track. we certainly can get
Q nrtelaSs half. mile track, clubhouse. and grounds
to satisfy our requIrcments and be at the same time q
credit TO the city Of New York and ourselveE
Through the courtesy of the Management OF the
June 90, at q r. NJ.
AZ the case stands. It would appear that our old club
10 like q mAgnincently equipped ship without a rud-
der.
Let us come together aud demonstrate quickly how
easy IL 10 for US 20 accomplish results through cool
elaboration. honest and Intelligent effort. and q
little energy, combined with all the advantages Of
numbers means and enthusiasm, which we possess
within ourselves.
1t IL to the interest OF every man who loves q good
horse. good ronda, and q home where we can meet,
to attend this meeting; and after talking with many
OF our members, together with several OF the Execu.
tive Committee. It has bern deemed wise 10 call this
meeting. in justice 70 ourselves and the objects We
wish to attain. COMMITTEE OF MKhBERs.
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WILD RUN OF NO. ss7.
Flight or an Erie Locomotive at Niagara FaMr
with ItB Dead EnEineeF.

with Its Dead EnEineer.
NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. June 22.-Erio Engine
No. 1877 ran wild tonight. and its engineer.
George Jack Of Buffalo. was killed. The engine
was SwiLching in the Grand Trunk yards at
Niagara Falls. Ont. whom q Grand Trunk train
collided with 1t. The shock threw Jack between
the cab and tender. where he was pinned fast.
The engine, with NO one to stop it, dashed
across the lower steel arch bridge spanning the
gorEe and into the New York Central yarGS on
this side OF the river. II rushed at q high speed
past street crossings and several persons mar
rowly escaped being killed. Near Fourteenth
street At the southern end Of the city it was ditch
ed and brought to q stop. Then Jack was found
SeSa oetweeh the cap eho tne ienoer. where ne
engine did not collide with trains in the Central
yards. but strange TO say it held itS course until
oitched without causing any damage
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PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Ale1is Churkoff. .
Polish murderer. who was awaiting execution
in MoyamensinG Prison for shooting and killing
George E Haas. superintendent Of the works Of
the 8. 8. White Dental Manufacturing Com
pany at Frankford. on Dec. 3, was found dead
this morning, suspended by the neck to the bars
Of his cell with q towel. He was formerly q
workman at the dental mandatory, and had
been discharEed BY Haas. He afterward lay in
wait for Haas on the street and fired two bullets
int his body with fatal effect. He gloriOd In
his work. He had formerly been q NihiliSt.
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Taller handle uxlIIs Himself.

Philip Bandle. a tailor SO years old. who lived
in q small fat at 263 Blocker street. Williams
burg, committed suicide during the temporary
absence Of his wife last evening by swallowing
when Mra. BAndle returned. She told the police
her husband had been sick and dependent.
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Twelve Year. en- lLe ru.r. but stun = Eavsrlts.

BNoHAAToS. n. Y, June 22.-BHght skies and 4 hot
sun drew a large crowd TO the Driving Park to-day,
Two accidents occurr d to lend excitement TO the
meet. While Don D. " as scoring In the 2:35 class no
reared and fell on Driver Murray. smashing the
Sulky. Though considerably bruised. Murray OBJ.
tanned . Sulky and finished the race. In the lAAt
heat OF the same class SAnborn. driving Red Bird,
locked wheels with Downrr. driving Henry D.,
throwing the latter AMI wrecking his Sulky. Downer,
who was the most seriously hurt. WAS able TO walk
TO his stable. Bert Sheldon. who sold as . fayortte
IL IS years old tomorrow. having been twelve years
on the turf. The results;
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An OLD BridEonan Mills mImselr.

Frederick SIZZLING. 65 yearO old, Of lie Essex
street, Jersey City, committed suicide yesterday
by hanging himself from the transom In his
bedroom. SIZZLING was employed as q bridge
man at the Pennsylvania Railroad Ferry. His
family and friends say they know no motive for
hia nuicidO.
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DR. >. o. SWAN KILLS H1NsBLE.
Ne Was . Rrsthsr4s-Law or senator Merrill
Of verwent.

BOSTON, Mass. June 22.-Dr. James Caleb
Swan committed suicide At 1890 o'clock to-day
at his homo in West BridEewater by shooting
himself in the head with q revolver. He was
TO years old and had practioed medicine In that
town for city years. He own alargo stock farm
and was at one time President Of the Plymouth
County Agricultural Society. Tho late wife OF
Senator Morrill, VRa hia Rister.
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Second Nay or the New England Circuit Meet

DOVER. y. h, juno 22.-The second day OF the New
England circuit meeting at Granite State Park deveI.
oped h!gh-clAss racing. The unfinished $3.50 class
trot OF Tuesday. two OF whose four heats on the open.
ing day were taken by LAndlady and one each by
Fred L. and Andy w. was won by Andy W. in the
two successive heats. The surprise of the day was
the capture Of the P:25 class pace by Allen loves
Gretchen. Notwithstanding her remarkably fast
nut mile. Gretchen sold $40 TO Sl2 for the field for
the sixth heat. Arlington won the 2:3b pace. The
second mile, 2:l2&. was the fastest made on any
American track in 1888 by a green PAGER. The sum.
mAries:
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Couutorr.,to HANS. nln.olr In n. Cell.

BIooMNeroS. Ill, June 22.-Frank Mellinger.
one Of the most skilful counterfoiters in tho
country. who was captured yesterday by agents
or the secret service and Marshal Schroeder Of
this city, committed suicide In q cell at the City
phine. which had been concealed in his clothes,
ana he died four hours later. A complete coun-
terfeitinR plant was discovered in HE homo.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Lime.
Hudson River by o ayIIght.

PALACE IhOS DAY LINE
"NEN YORK;" and
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton st, Oy Annex. 8 A.. NJ.
" New York. pesorosSes st Pier. $40 "
WeIt 22d oL Pier .......9 "
For ALuANY. landing At y onkers, West Point. New
burgh, Poughkeep>ie. Kingston Point. Catskill. aud
Hudson. Best route to the SARATOGA,
&C. Through tickets. NORTH. EAST and WEST.
baggage checked from residence to destination by
New York TrAnsfcr Co.
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PATERSON, N. J.. Juno pa meteor passed
over here tonight at precisely 10 O'Clock. It
that rivAlled daylight. Its path was marked By
a long streak Of light that seemed to linger In
the sky.
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ZAtlrnAaS.
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot Of West 2Sd 81. penn. r. RI CoulGndt
or Desbrosses ST.
SIndicA;es time from wesI ESD ST, Other figures show
time from Cortlandt or DesbrosseS St.
.SILO: 0'9O An DAILY sunday '6:4'. I An for
1850, sI2O A. NJ. daily for WILKESBAREE
sCkANToN week days.. ITHACA. GENEVA. RoCH.
and principal local points, dining car and chair car
.iIis0. 1900 noon. daily. except Sunday.
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives BunAlo ei56 p. u. Pullman vesiiLule Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars, Dining Car Service. MeALs
ala Carte. CONNECTS a. Buffalo with through sleep.
CHUNK, wiLKRsEARRE sGREHTON week dsy.h'
w2HssB1RkP. rIrTfsTSosSS ,Y sc iaSss' saG ana pr ~!
IN coal regions. Pullman Bunet PArlor Car for
sSiSo. s,9o p. N. daily. except Sunday, for
EAsToS and intermediate stations. Chair car to
sS,So. S,Is p. n. SUNDAYS only. for nAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
sBIso, 0IIo P. N. daily. except sunday. for
EATON .ss pIiBcisSl D,srmedl1t station
IALLS, and ali points West. Pullman SLEEPER vest.
suls train N. Y. 10 Chicago, slSepors 70 Bu1alo and
.s'tS. S,S9 2 y. aHLlyt sTSsps sunday. stopping
TIKI BATAVIA, BGFFGLo, and ToKo;.To Pullman
sleeper for Buffalo. None but SlSepiDEcLr passengers
carried; No SaSE5Ee carried: wan.n..
ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUPPALo. ii.
OAR HALLS, Ahd all points West. Pullman sleeper
Additional local trains daily. except sunday. for
SOUTH PLAISFIELD, BOUND BROOK. and Uterine.
'b:5O and $3.50 P.H n.
Tickets and PnlImsn accommodations al ia, col.
lhB =. l25th al. lei BOwrry. y. " $50 FulIpg At. /
Court ct, as B'wAy. ana Brooklyn Annex. BrppElyn.
\. Y. Transfer 60. will call Tor and uhrnK brEgG-s
from motel or Fssidebcr through to Destination
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Pennsylvania
RAIToRoAD

u RAILROAD
STATIONS foot OF West Iwenty,thlrd Street and
-rhs Pss 1,Ts eO and SiO GoT,isPdt Streets bS cor.,,r1,
Streets Is ten minut-s later than that given below for
5,so !. It. FAST MAII.@Pullman Buffet Parlor
Car New York TO PIttsburg Sleeping Car Pittsburs
ESQ I. y. P rHSt s5fETNEiit' GHIfiT FRf oiRvfinnn;
SS%H15sn cart. slf f64 SAi Riai1s' c S%s e f 4Sis Do.
, G!Scl n. y. lP GnfGHPSo i kqni Sri E5S 81 t ESsREss.
$3.50 1tSi = Ss " MEs SEf e!Hi FHPsRs S4lfsEo t Il; dGGIi:
sS HHS :: " t SGt iTifS IS sffiPS ia X;pPiRaEssss.-ro pl,ts.
.s RH5fi ci ": PHeiF EP6' hzFRESs s.: k%G p,,t.burr and
Chicago; connSGts for ClsyelHnd except Saturday:
Sleeping car New York to Altoona. East Liberty.
Pittsburg, and points West. daily except sunday.
WAsaINGIoN AND rHE 9th.
7;SO; s;sSi s;So; siaq tpin y GSrl; ioiSH (piD,na
all PArlor and Dining Cars. $40 Dining carr. &:6o
S:ao. 1850 Dining cara N. GEO "cS1sTs.dcnI
Lin. al ,P PHTlor ard g!9iHE S1rsl: ,o 5gS Dining
orTHE kAILwAY.-Express, 4;2o I. NJ. 1905
ATLANTIC COAST L~lSE.-EIpress. ego A. N. and
eaEs = BIS ONO H52F RAILw s A 1SSSd p Y, daily;
=: NJ. week days an 7:toP NJ. daily.
and Cortlandt sts, 2:l0 p. M. Through vestlbuIed
Train. Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach. and
CAPE p. N. week dayG.
Long branch. Asbury PARK InterlaEen. sundayS),
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West
Tweuty.tuird Street station. $50, 1880 A. NJ,
2:20. 4:pO. $3.50. ll:lh p. N. sundays, p;2O A. NJ.
4;5U p. NJ from DesbrosseS and COrilAndt streets),
gao A. NJ. 1910. ESQ. $40, $50. 1850 p. NJ,
Sundays. g:45 A. NJ. 5;l5 !. N.
Pan PAIL
6:lO, 7:30. 1850. SEQ. $50. $50 ty:5O PannA- Lin.
ited). s:5U Dining Car, 1880 Dining carr. II 80
NJ, 1880, 1900. 1850. $3.50. ago. ago Dining
Car 4:jU Dining CAr). 5:5U Dining Carr, 7:4O,
$3.50 ?. NJ. 4s:o9 night. SUNDAYS. 6;lO, Si2o. $50.
NJ. l:5U Dining Car. $50. IE2O Dining Car. 1850
lplniue Carr, $3.50 Dining Carr. 7:iU. $50 p. NJ.
1905 night.
TcR t urces Nos. 4Gl. ga. lls6. 1928, III, and eel
BrUadwAy; / Aston House; West Twenty.third
Street station: aud stations foot of DeSbrOsseG and
Cortlgndt Streets; ! Court street. 500 FULTON Street.
as broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Station,
Brooklyn; station Jersey City. Tho New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
Telephone - 1874 Eighteenth Street" for PennsyL-
wanna Railroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General PGsS'r Agent.
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WHlTE STAR Lime.

NEW Observation-Disclosures.
Teutonic. June go, noon Majestic, July IS, noon.
Britannia. July o, noon GermAnic July go, noon
Saloon rates. $50 and upwards, according to
steamer and AcconmodAt alton selected; second cabin,
0t5.0n and upwards; steerage on Cymric, GermAnio
and Britannic, S25.so; on Majestic and Teutonic.
For passage. freight. and general mi apply
to WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier as, North River. once, o Broadway, New York.