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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
Fur Department.

This season Alaska Seal, Persian
Lamb, Otter, Coast Seal, Electric
Seal, krimmer and Astrakhan Coats
and Jackets have claimed a great
deal of attention.
Keep in mind the fact that the
name Manufacturer is closely asso-
clated with all that's right in SEAL
SKINS. The dependable Mann
heimer garments are known
throughout the Northwest = and
quoted as ''best."
Genuine Alaska dyed Seal Jack
cts at SIS, $500, $225 and S25O-all
the latest styles = our exclusive
models.
FUR CAPES.
Handsome, stylish Fur Capes for
winter weather = Mink, Marten,
Wool Seal, Electric Seal, in plain
or Marten collars and Marten trim
med, fine quality Astrakhan, 80 to
So inches long, at SIS to $50.
FUR NECKWEAR,
In Rufus, Scarfs and Col1arettes-a11
styles of fur and fur com binations.
Dark Mink Collar ga m
ette s. fancy silk lined 0LZ.SV
$500 ones for.
Monday Extra-Monkey and Elec-
trio Seal Combination Col 90 IN
larettes, the $11O0 M MI
ones wow
NOTICE-FUR STORAGE.
All fur storage with us expires
Dec. l. Those who desire can have
turs continued in storage by getting
a renewal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
ST. Paul Social Events
se GeaaazSa@SaRG@8@x

The charity ball this year will be
an undoubted success as shown by the
sale Of boxes and tickets. The event
will be patronized more by the FASH
ionable world than for some seasons,
and those who have lent their names
as patTonesses will grace the scene
as guests. Ordinarily the list Of pat
ronesses includes many who have no
intentions whatsoever Of attending.
Over a dozen Of the seasons debu-
tants will be in attendance and many
cut of town visitors will be number
ed among the guests.
Music will be furnished by the Third
Regiment band, which, since the last
hall, has won laurels at SAINT ago.
which fact lends an ADDITIONAL charm
to its playing.
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NEWPORT.

Miss Helen James. OF Harvard Place is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Aaron Burt, al Min
neapolis.
Rev. and Mrs. Harrington were guests Of
Mrs. Harringt0n's father at Lake CITY re-
Gently.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Aaron Burt were guests Al
Harvard Place the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Munroe are snend-
ing the winter at Kalamazoo. Mich
Mrs. Clinton Smith OF WASHINGTON. d. C
was the guest Of Miss Julia Bell.
Miss Lizzie Mofitt, Of 81. Paul is the guest
OF Mrs. Willis Ford
Miss Frances Parker entertained the Musi-
cal club last evening
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Knowles have moved
10 Dayton's hun.
Mrs Boyce. OF Hastings, is the guest O.
Mrs Harrington.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. Gerald Yates. Of Pullman avenue is
entertaining Mrs. ESterbrook. OF St Louis,
No.
Mrs c. A Greasy was the guest OF Mrs
Eettie Smith at Hsmline this week
Mrs John Van Slyke, Of Hastings, visited
friends AZ Cottage Grove recently.
Joe Greasy is the guest OF Warden and Mrs
Henry Wolfer al Saltwater.
Miss Kelly, of Pullman avenue, Is the guest
OF St. Paul friends.
MISS Mamie Henry has returned to New
Richmond. Wia.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

Riehmond to act as bridesmaid for Mrs. Alice
Hebron, who Is to be married Wednesday
Mtas Rylie returns Thursday.
The Monarch Social club invites its friends
20 It's second hop, to be held in Sherman
hall Wednesday evening Nov. 80. The invi-
tations are in the bands of the following COM
mittee; 81. Peters, president: Thomas Peters
treasurer; 3. O. Peters, Charles RoessIer
William Kennedy. Fred Burns, o. Jerul
Clarence Jones, George Gates.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

mccoy.
Sis Ia Gray Cotton ID IN
Blankets, in three shades, n HV
Tor. ..........-. ..........
$500 1o.4 Gray Wool snA On
Blankets, warranted all ~ VA
wool warp and filling, for ~~|V
a a.P ss s,ta - - ": s: $500
III = = white ss 4' " sss S325
e.: s5s s ss''ss | ~fs' $3.50
g. sSiS' Vel Il i'i ( . own SITS
a. T.; v S'5'f an: s ss%'' ss; $z5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
Carpet Department..

Our special sale last week was a
pronounced success. We have de-
c1ded to continue it all this week. If
you require anything in floor cover
ings-Carpets or Rugs-come in and
see what we have. Our prices will
suit.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
ButteriCk Patterns.

We are St. Paul agents. Decen1-
Der patterns now here. Ask to see
the Grand Album-specially inter-
esting to dressmakers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
Get Good Gloves.

They cost less than the other kind
If you get them at Glove Head
quarters; that's Mannheimers'.
Our stock of Evening Gloves is
absolutely complete-we have them
in II to 30-button, both Suede and
Glace. No trouble for US to match
any gown.
See our novelties IN Scotch Knit
Gloves. A complete stock of fleece
lined Gloves and Mittens for women
and children. at popular prices.
Complete lines of Perriu's Peerless
Pique and the Reynier.
We sell the worlds best Glove for
"A DOLLAR. See our ia 1ss Sc
nous Pique, the great nj "a
wear-resister, for YS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
Sterling Silver Dept.

This has come to be the recogniz-
ed headquarters for Sterling Silver
Novelties, not only for the exclusive
things, but for the 1ower-priced
novelties as well. A grand assert
meut to select from.
Genuine Cut Glass and OF FA
Sterling Silver top Powder sMH.SJ
Jars, special, each. ..
Sterling Silver back and O. "a
pure bristle Hair Brushes. M NJ
Special, each.
Sterling Silver top Salts 1P.
and Peppers. Special, LJE
Sterling Silver top Vase1ine TP
or Cold Cream Jars, large and ZJC
pretty top, special.......
Sterling Silver handle Man rA
icure and Embroidery Scis- s1yG
sors. Special. ....-......
Sterling Silver handle Horse AZ
Hair Whisks, for silks, vel EVIL
vets and hats, special, each.
Sterling Silver Baby or Cuff sA
Pins. Special, per SVC
PAIR .................
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IN CUPID'S CORNER.

The G b desires to print announce
menLs Of engs gements and weddings, but, for
the protection OF the public finds it necessary
to make a rule that such announcements
must be presented personally, either by one
Of the interested principals or by some one
authorized TO represent them Such announce
ments should be presented TO the society
editor who viii gladly receive and give them
proper attention.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

Miss Matilda C. Carlson and Andrew
Swanson were married last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Thaung on
East Eighth street Rev. L. A. Johnston, Of
the First Swedish Lutheran church oficfat-
ed There were about eighty of the friends
and relatives present. Miss Anna johnson
was maid OF honor end Miss Hilda Carlson
was bridesmaid. Mr. Swan Carlson was
best man. and T E. Becklund was groorns-
man. The bride wore a gown Of white
organdie and carried bride roses. a recep-
hon was held in the evening from TO II
Mr.. and Mrs. Savannah will be at home
after Dec. l. at 81 East Eighth street.
Miss Edith Dryer and H. C. Hirsohy were
married Monday afternoon at the Lutheran
Trinity church Rev. Mr.. Schroeder off,
ciated- The bride was attended by Miss
Zeiba Fitzmorris and the best man was
Arthur B. MaIlett. A reception followed the
ceremony at the home Of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs H Dwyer, Of 61s Selby avenue. Mr..
ard Mrs. Hirschy viii reside IN ST Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. 7. Dewitt, Of Acksr street,
have issued Invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Marie Elizabeth. 10 Howard
Mooreland Pierce, Of Cheago, Wednesday, the
2Srd .nst.
The marriage OF Miss " Anna Haas and
George Slmmel was se.emnized Tuesday at
St. Francis church by the Sey. John Stariha.
The bridesmaids weres ms Misses Frances
Sirmel and Anna NJ. RhxeiSen- George Burtts
and John Dornesia were groomsmen. The
brides gown wa OF white silk. Tia
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
PERSONAL.

l. O. Hall, OF Boston Mass, is the guest
Of his daughter Mira. p. g. Mcgowan, OF
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
Bedding Bargains.

High grade Blankets at low prices
heavy, warm Blankets and hand
some new style Comforts, white and
fieecy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

Mrs. Robert Grady entertained the ladies
of Myrtle Temple No. 2, Rathbone sisters. at
a thimb,e bee at her residence. On North
Washington street. Thursday afternoon.
Lunch was served. Mrs. Grady was assisted
by Mrs. George L. Spencer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

Mr., and Mrs. Montgomery, of East Tenth
their friends Thursday evening at their new
home Among the participants were Mr. and
Mrs Eagan. Mr. and Mrs Walsh, Mr. and
MRS VIII Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. LIE Clair
Mr.. and Mrs. La Due. Mr.. and Mrs j.
Tanning, Clara Tanning, Elsie Smith Maggie
Egan, halle Hays Miss Mackey, of Portland
Or; r. Smith Frank Bowlln, George Met
calf, Frank Williams and others.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
Art Department..

Thanksgiving reminders at spe-
-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

1t is no uncommon thing for two brothers
to marry two sisters, but for the brothers 10
repeat the performance is rather an oddly.
The men are VI. Ribot the famous French
statesman. and his brother, who married two
Albany girls, both daughters of a lady known
as one Of the three beautiful Turner girls
The Frenchmen were apparently well
pleased with their matrimonial venture that,
on becoming widowers, they again married
of the beautiful Mrs. Charles Sumner Hamlin,
of Boston, and the other of Mrs. Rufus Peck
ham Jr., Of New York
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
Thanksgiving Linens.

A three days's sale-unsurpa
value giving. Here are a few spe-
Gals, culled from hundreds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

Swiss Plaid Taffetas, hand
cades and Jacquard Silks, T
and Satins, all the newest auc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

ME Johnson; Messrs. w McKennon, Antor
johnson, o. Strand, G. johnson, 2. Peters
John Butterfeld, v. Blomquist. H. Wulff, A
Mcknight, c. L. Warner. P. Thompson.
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Miss Haw, OF West Virginia, and Miss Hall.
OF North Carolina. will be the guests al
honor at a tea tn be given Thursday by the
Misses Lila Espy and Lucy Logan Cooper at
at latter's home on Laurel avenue.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDEBs

~~~>~~~>>>>>~~~~~>~~~~~~ -
ELWARD SMITH & co. ll3 West st'h-
~. and 81 Ann-st Once ~ Ann-st
Telephone calls. AS Cortland AMI s63
3sth-st
ORDERS promptly executed iobbing az
tended 70: estimates chsertuly g.sen.
ADAMSON 81 Ann-st. Telephone. AIS
Cor,landt.
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been followed. The Western connections OF the
West Shore are the Wabash. the Nickel Pate
and the Grand Trunk. and its Eastern connections
are the Pittsburg and the New-England The west
ern connections OF the New-York Central are the
Lake Shore and the Michigan Central and It's
Eastern outlet is the Boston and Albany. know
Of 81 500 600 worth Of business which the west
Shore gets through its connections which. on ac-
count OF the relations between those connections
peting roads II the New-York Central and the
West Shore TO be consolidated
THE West Shore is earning about four ffths
OF the 5000 600 year, which the NewYork Cen
trail pays the lease. besides. no longer cutting
into the revenue of the latter: but with consol-
the system. The New-York Central used TO have
shops at New-York Buffalo. Rochester and syria,
cuse. and the West Shore AT Weehawkcn and
Frankfort. Tho machinery In some of these shops
had become obsolete. and for that and other
reasons. it deemed advisable about two years
ago 10 erect shops at two central points Tor the
whole system, eqmpping them with the ntest Inn
proved machinery SO all these shops were aban-
doned. and now the car construction and repair
Albany. and the locomotive construction and re-
pairing at Depew. The West Shore shops were
the last he abandoned
Every day I get suggestions about the posi-
billy Of reducing expenses by taking on certain
can Re accurately figured. and when YOU take of
given train you lessen the cost OF operation by
Just much-but YOU also cut of revenue. The
problem 10 be met IS: Can you save az much as
III is suggested that much money could be saved
by combining the stations Of the Central and the
West Shore but | that there has been
a great deal more consolidation of stations and
Offices than the general public realize The Central
IS not the only system which operates two INES m
Plate distinct road. although the two are
parallel and the Pennsyl Mas Fort WAYNE and
Panhandle lines are conducted Ike two separate
roads,
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CENTRAL AND WEST SHORE.
Mr.. DEPEw SAYS THERE rs NO INTENTION OF
MERGING THE TWO ROADS

a Tribune reporter yesterday asked Chauncey
NJ Depew how much foundation OF fact there
for published story TO the effect that the
recent advance in New-York Central stock was
due 20 the carrying out of plans formed by w. X.
Vanderbilt. acting chairman Of the Board for the
lessening Of expenses by the gradual merging OF
the West Shore road with the NewYork Central.
THE ma ma cement Of tho New-York Central an
ewered Mr.. Depew. rs absolutely harmonious in
every respect. and there has not at any time been
the slightest disagreement az TO policy between
the vanderbilts and myself The New-York Cen
trail IS p ma gnifcent property. The main line-the
New-York Central proper-is probably the most
economically conducted Of all the great railroads
Of tho country But conditions arc peculiar.
We are not like the Lake Shore for example.
which regard as the best railroad property in the
United States That line runs from Buffalo to
Chicago a straight highway five hundred miles
in length. Our main line extends a little over -FOUR
hundred miles but the roads which for one reason
or another We have had to include in the New
York Central system. have increased the total
mileage by many hundreds of miles All these
roads figure in our statements Of course. ana not
all OF them show profit; yet. we are earn
ing our regular dividend and substantial
sum besides The West Shore road was built
10 parallel the New-York Central When We
took II over 1t was earning any net profit
IN fact was being operated IN part by ;he issuing
OF receivers northumberland 1t was seriously de
pleting revenue. our net earnings having
shrunk to less than l per cent. We leased the
line on a guarantee 70 pay yearly sum OF 5000
ooo 4 per cent on its SJoNO,No mortgage; but with
II we had to take also the little Waikiki Valley
road and other lines controlled by IL
TO protect our Boston business from the com
petition Of the Central Vermont and the Grand
Trunk too we we're obliged 10 take the Rome.
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arrives Buffalo 0:55 r. ~ Pullman vesfih"ls Day
coaches and Parlor Cars Dining Car service. Meals IN
carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sespers to
.i&s2o. 1910 P NJ daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points. .
MAUCT CHUNK and 'he coal branches -
'1;2O. 40 NJ. daily except Sunday for WILKES
BARRE. PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regions
chair for wilkesbarre -
'ai5O. 4:1OP: n: daily excep, sunday FOR wiLKEs-
mediate stations Connects for nl points In the coal re-
gions Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 70 Wilkesbarre.
$3.50. 4t2O p. ". daily. except Sunday for MArCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair car 10 Beth
.4,5O. 5n5 p NJ tsundays only for EAsToN and
intermediate stations
.5,5O. 0,tO p NJ daily. except Sunday. for EAsTON
and principal Intermediate stations.
$3.50 ZOO +. NJ daily for BUFFAIO NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestibulc
train y. Y. Chicago seepers 70 Buffalo and Toronto
TAO, 500 r NJ daily except Sunday stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EASTON. BETHLEHEM
MACCH CHUNK. L. & y. JUNCTION sAYRE. GENE
VA ROCHESTER BATAVIA. BUFFALO and ToRON-
TO Pullman Sleeper Buffalo. None but sleeping
$3.50 $500 p NJ daily FOR WIIKESBARRE. It'll
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper Ithaca
Additional local trains daily, except Sunday for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave az follows; IS 90
40 1920 10 so 1920. 10 30 Sundays only A. NJ.
Tickets and pullman accommodat IONS ia 2si 27a
s5S 1923 Broadway. 81 +. 18th 81, $50 f. 125tb
s. I21 Rorery y Y. $50 Fulton St. Court ST. 9S
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Transfer CO. will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through 10 destination
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ERIE RAILROAD,


as follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 23d-s
OiOO 4. M.-Vesthuied Express daily for Binghamton
WaveTly Elmrs. Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
NJ rarlor to Buffalo.
2.OO y. M.-Vestibuied Limited fast mail Daily, solid
Chicago. arrives Cleveland 7:40 a. NJ Chicago
p u Slsepers TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
7;3O =. M.-Buralo md Cleveland ves,lbuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 7:05 4. NJ. Bradford II A NJ
jamestown 200 N. Cleveland - 30 P. NJ sleepers
Buffalo and Cleveland. making direct connections for
Detroit. Chicago and the West. Cafe Library Car
S;f5 r. M.-Solid train - Chicago sleeners 10 Hor-
nelsviilo ChlcnQo and Cincinnati. Dining Car
rT'ICKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
way 127 Bowery l59 East i2'th ct ard 81 West 18th
and 12G Fulton St i06 Broadway Brooklyn 200 Hudson
st. Hoboken, and Jersey City station wcsco Express
TO destination
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Watertown and Ogdensburg road nearly seven
hundred miles long The Harlem road had valua bile
terminals In New-York so We had assume its
control and for the same reason we leased the
New York City and Northern.
The West Shore, when the New-York Central
leased IT, was a trunk line. member OF the
Traffic Association. with its own rates and con-
nections: and agreed at that time that 1t
should remain a trunk line and that policy has
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FOLDING BEDS.

sPECTALTTEs ~ FOLDING BEDS; 100
styles 20 select from. FREDK ANS
LEY CO. 33 West l4th-s,.
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SHORE R.R,

Traine leave ". 421 St. Station N. y follows and
70 m earlier from foot Of Franklin St:
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo Cleve-
land and Chicago.
$500 p. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. SYRIA
cuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto De
trot Cleveland. Chicago and g. Louis.
8I5 p NJ Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and 81. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
c. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Nanderbilt Ave. New
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A DVERTTSEMF1NTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Once No. .242 Broadway
% door north Of 3st- until o'clock advertise
received the following branch offices regular
. 23d st: 1872 6th-ave.. 18th st Mays
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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA


-
ANI DEsgKossEs as ANp coRfaSpr ' sTRlETs
sn Ds. ss from bss1Ss,es s sna cI'9a,
4So .A r. FAST rSs4 f1pn Pullman pan., r.rr car
s.S., " No ec se = Pi,,seaIs c,....
$50 f~ sESHs snsS'f ssf fsy.fPf
fs s':s5 D es:. So 4oa s"e
LOO T c fH.iv, And Il L s4 LOUIS EXPRESS
SO .'l n lie wEs s fR;nI sGsso s Lew u
40 r. ~ For T9sdS ssgsg, srgf5 p.
go Co.. NJ FxcIFie ExPhEs;Fes Ps.se,. and
$50 si..J:s MA xN6 6'' FHFRrss 'Pq%aa
burg ad c p5 New we YORK to Altoona ts sf r
80 % W5AsssHJIycToss xND faE sorrr; a "a
g 5 % Gong essonsi In ali PafoT ana Dining caro-
Ose%s Sa =: 8" SO pP q g can so la'
csr, 40 opn an ParIor snd Dining Sas' ~ DnAs
so nIrn, en- EAifwA4 & 40 1905
AtLA m &c. COAST LrNE-Er9re.. go and $50
SSaRFAG 5 S6S4 s SH2 Ivy '
Car cI' and t Streets TSash Buffet P'o'
andt nsA Street, 70 P weekdays e'0'o''e' and c0'
'I; ,o1 Branch PARK Gp,ras-n sunasy ocean
sres, s'a,9a iso a. mon mr. 20 $50 lilo
cortisndt sged, - 30 5om 3so so II .
10 92o 80 go SO 20 % 80 Pehns Limited go
20 90 SlT, 1850 li5o a. m $3.50, 80 2p 30
~ - nDhing Carr. $50 DINING Car, $50 lDinl1S
so 20. :" 90 90 p n i2o5 night, sunday GO ~
o.'o V2O $50 Limited. 80 10 30 o. n, J. %
sn ~ Csr 800 = 20 Dining carr 80 Dining Carr
Ticket ofscess . 80 30 m l2 ,3 ngnt a., "a,
eSroadway ! istor House. West Twenty-thirt stree,
s.aton ana stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland.
80 Court Street $50 Fulton street % Broaeuay
snd Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn. station jersey
CITY The New York Transfer Company viii call Tor
ara check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destinHion
Telephone 1l27+ Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
J. r. HUTCHINSON r WOOD.
Genera Manage. General pass'r Agent,
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PICTURE FRAMING a. makers prices
while waiting II dssire1) special dis
count % schools and artists I'D - Pio-
,ure and Frame shop i5s Wes, 23d--t
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Railroads.
nEI LACK ANANNA AND WESTERN ~ A..
Ostn;tons In New-YOrk. foot of barclay
and Christopher street,; .
vESTIBULEp PINTScH LIa:HI

CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.
,,,r.c, ,ou,e 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAlR.
ofANGEs SUMMIT Psssae PATERSON fsoo
, n,afeb oseT. sianhope NEWTON. Bupp.s LAKE:
i iohhikE HoPATCONG. Hacketistown sCHooLEYS
ENnr.STtIN Washington. PHIIIIPSBURG. EASTON.
WATER GAP, sTROuDsBIIRG Pocono Mountains.
eSKHs pANyILE; S2RTHpMHGGRRwLASSSlPI Mont
vile UTICA RIcHFIELp sPR Hy5G C. Go,,,snd
coPNING BATH, DANsVII.IE, BUFFALO and all
noin,s WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-DINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
1905 A. M.-Ccam Can, BUFFALO. SCRANTON ,N BING-
RieTFfELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and oswEGO
EXPREss Pullman Parlor Cars CONNECTING at
Bnno with ,[2ns for Chfsss snd eq!n, ,N Ws;
" EXPREss Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
400 p M-SCRANTON. wILKESBARRE AND PLYM-
OtjTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
90 81 ,Daily)-C'hicago Nestlnued Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA BUFF
Chicago. Dining Car west Of Brnalo
$40 p 81 Daily)-Bunalo Express Pullman Seepers for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMTRA. BATH Mt.
NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buffalo A. NJ.
40 p N (Dsiy)-BtFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
uTiCA and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & Sons. Limited. il3 Broadway. ~ Park
Place Broadway and 9t2 Broadway Tickets at ferry
stations III An ave cor i2h-st; 81 West i25hst.. 2ss
l0C Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full nfor
nation al all stations - 49,
check barGare from hotel or residence TO destination.