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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-28
AFTER THE WAR LORD.
There Were Anarchist Plots Against
william.


There Were Anarchist Plots Against
william.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Oct. 1.-THE
Alexandria police have arrested nine
Italian anarchists since last night and
have thereby frustrated a plot against
Emperor William. now on his way to
the Holy Land, to be present at the
conservation of the Church OF the
Savior at Jerusalem.
The first 10 be arrested is cafe
keeper. well known anarchist, IN
whose house the police discovered two
wire-wound bombs OF great strength
full Of bullets. This arrest was mad,
in consequence of the notification from
the Italian Consul General at Cairo
that two anarchists had left for Por
Said The police investigation showed
that the arrested cafe-keeper hat
bribed the steward Of a steamer sailing
today from Alexandria to Port SaiC
and Syria to take on board box Of
bombs. Apparently the anarchist.
originally intended to use the bombs
at the Palais Abidln, at Cairo, whil'
Emperor William and the Khediv'
were there.
When the Kaiser decided not to visi
Egypt the anarchists changed thei
plans and decided to attack him il
Palestine.
The liveliest satisfaction is. felt owe
the smart capture, and the German
Consulate has expressed its warmes
thanks. The two Cairo anarchists VIII,
left for Port Said have not yet beei
arrested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-28
SPAIN WILL APPEAL.

MADRID, Oct. ia politician OF
ministerial rank said today:
AT the council OF Ministers yester-
day It was decided to send definite in
structions TO Montero Rios as regards
the debated question OF the Cuban
debt. II the American commissioners
do not pay attention to the justice OF
our cause, and II they compel US to &C.
cept payment by the Spanish Treasury
OF the Cuban debt, Spain WIFI protest
to all the nations OF the world against
the way In which the Americans are
using their strength and the manner In
which they comply with the laws OF
honor"
But" was asked, will not Spain
ultimately give way?"
without a squadron and without
resources, how are We to continue the
fight? What are We to do?" he
answered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-28
HEALTH AND HARD MUSCLES.

III John Smith were not u blacksmith
We might not have occasion TO ailude
TO him at the very outset OF this writ
ing. But he is a blacksmith and will
thus serve an important purpose; that
too. without having to put on his
leather apron to do it.
And he will do 1t by standing in
front of his forge for five minutes
while We all take a look at him. He Is
a strong and robust man, as Mr.. Dick
ems Joe Gargery was-as all black
smiths ought to be. Ought to be, |
say. But are they?-as a matter OF
fact? No. they are not-not by many
a length Of nail rod.
Now II Is somewhat common notion
that all men who work hard, especial
ly amid rough surroundings and in the
fresh air, are apt to be vigorous.
healthy fellows; they are supposed to
joke at doctors, to have no use for
ap0thecaries, and even to regard I'M
dertakers as the necessity OF a distant
future. Is this view a true view? Are
health and hard muscles always found
together? Take your time to think.
Meanwhile we will hear what Mr..
Simpson himself says
up to the spring Of 1885," he writes
In a letter dated May 9Th. 1893, Il was
strong as most men-perhaps stronger
than most Then ! began to suffer
from illness. My victuals and / had n
falling out. After every meal had
great pain and fulness of the chest.
Then ! got into such a condition that
l had these feelings nearly all the
while. tried to avoid them by eating
nothing but light food, but the result
was Just the same. think mOrsel OF
bread would have hurt me almost as
much as a round of beef. Then ] be-
gan to lose weight, and had all could
do to keep up with my work. The
doctor gave me medicine, but / got
no help from 1t.
II was wondering how this would
end when I heard Of Mother Seigel's
Curative Syrup and bought bottle
of 1t from Mr.. James Crossley, the
grocer at Mile Walk. The effect was
speedy. It appeared to go straight ia
the right spot, and It wasn't long be-
fore I was able to eat without any pain
to follow. Then my strength and flesh
gradually came back, and ever since
| have done my work as easily as | did
oCAosV TIC uioVubC, ~
overlook me- (Signed) John Simpson
Cliviger, near Burnley"
Now, about that health and hard
muscle question that put to the read
er; what's the answer? Why, OF
course, the answer is what any intelli-
gent man would make who thinks with
his eyes open. No; health and hard
muscles are not always found together
But let us look sharp and commit nc
errors. The facts run this way: While
man cannot grow strong without q
certain degree OF health, 1t Is also true
that notable amount of muscular
power Is consistent with both organic
and functional trouble OF the stomach
liver, kidneys, or heart. A man may
be able to lift 500 pounds, and drop
dead within minute after he does It,
Sailors, farmers miners, drivers of
trans, buses, etc, outdoor laborers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-28
EnDsg Of China llallpSlDs Some
Changes.
DoAROS OF TRADE ORGANIZED
Rulers poiio, Tine Emperor TO BE
Pot As,oe- Successor plan
That Failed.

PEKING. Oct i6.-The rcactlonary
policy OF the Dowager Empress seems
likely TO return 10 moderation. An
cdict just issued pIomisss TO attend To
the welfare Of the pdOple and to do
the best to secure prosperity. The
edict provides for the appointment OF
two boards Of trade. one at Shanghai
and one at Hankow, having jurisdic-
the Yang-tse valley, including Shan
81.
Althoug separate, the two boards are
enjoined to work in harmony. Shang
Chi Lung, Viceroy OF Hankow, is re-
sponsible for the reform which. though
OF doubtful utility, Is important a.
showing that the Dowager Empress
has embarked upon a policy having
tendencies towards reform.
Prince Ching, President OF the
Tsung-li-Yamen. declares that the EN-
press Dowager Is not opposed TO gen
uine reform, but only to such violent
and impracticable reforms as were
hastily decreed. Her Majesty will pro-
coed on lines more adapted to Chinese
conditions.
Prince Ching. on behalf OF the
Tsung-li-Yamen, has given Sir Claude
Mcdonald. the British Minister. salts.
factory assurances as TO the health Of
the Emperor.
LONDON, Oct. 1G.-The Picking cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
says: IL is said in the highest circles
that the Emperor will be formally de
posed on November 23d. the birthda!
of the Empress Dowager, and thai
Prince Jun, a boy of thirteen, will bt
nominated as his successor.
The Berlin correspondent OF th'
Standard" says: The Emperor o.
China was to have taken refuge at tbs
British Embassy in Peking. whence h'
would have issued a proclamation, de
claring the acts OF the Dowager En-
press void. but the plan was discovered
and frustrated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-28
TEXAS TO COME.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE list OF
the long-term men for the battle-ship
Texas was completed today. The bat
tle-ship will leave Tompkinsville Sat-
urday and proceed to Philadelphia.
She will, 1t is announced later go to
Manila and will be used as the flag
ship for Admiral Dewey. the Olympia
being sent to Hongkong for repairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-28
MCINTYRE FRUSTRATED.

DENVER, Oct. 13.-Rev. Joseph =.
Mcintyre, chaplain of the battle-ship
Oregon, who has been sentenced by
court-martial to be dismissed from the
service. is suffering from nervous pros
tration and confined to bed. His ply
stefan will allow no one to see him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-28
EMPEROR WILLIAM.

JERUSALEM, Oct. 1.-THE city II
already oyercrowded with visitors
chiefly Germans, awaiting the arrival
OF Emperor William.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. ia
great fleet OF tugs will meet Emperor
William In the sea OF Marmora. The
German colony will go On large
steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-28
MAJ.-GEN. GREENE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Major-
General Francis V. Greene has been
oraered to report to General Fitzhugh
Lee. Seventh Army Corps, and will
command division Of the army OF oc-
cupation. General Greene took part
In the battle OF Manila.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through 1Ofk, loot Of 81.
as follows and Eve earlier from West sd
900 L. N-Nesiihuled Express daily FOR Binehamion.
Wa,erlv rlmi-a buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
T VI Paror ar Buffalo
n.OO T. N-Vestibuled Limited fast natl Daily. solid
train for chicago arrives Cleveland ~ A. NJ. Chicago
= NJ sIeepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining
7::,O r. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Nsstihuled Express
Daiiv arrives Buffalo 7o5 4 NJ. Bradford III 4. NJ.
jamestown 700 A. NJ Cleveland 1890 r. NJ sleepers TO
Buffalo and cleveland making direct connections FOR
T,e+~of Chicago and the West. CAFE Library Car
S:tS y. N.-Soid train to chicago. sleepers TO Hor-
neiI.yile Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car.
yI,ICKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations at H. 1i3. 2s tOi and AZ Broad
vev IL. Roncry 1856 East 12jth 81 West i25th
ST. chamber. West I'D 81. ferries New YORK. 3s2
and 72G fulton LOG broadway Brooklyn. 200 Hudson
81 ioh0ken and Jersey city station. Westcott Express
cals cheeks baggage from hotels and residences
n destination.
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN r.. X.
stations in New-NOrk, foot of Barclay
and CHRISTOPHER streets.
VESTIBJLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PI\TS(H LIGHT.

Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIR
TIE ORANGES summit. B@rnsrdsvill~. Baskng
Ridge. Madison. MouistONn. Passaic. Paterson Boon
ton. Dover, Stanhope. NEWTON BtDD'S LAKE
LAKE HOPATCONG Hackettstonn. SC1iOOLEN :
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHiILIPSBt RG EASTON
WATER GAP STR0UDsB re pocono Mountain
SCRANTON. fITTsTON. WILKEsBARRE. NANTl-
COKE. DANVILIE: NORTH MBERLAND. Mont
VILE. UTICA. RICHFIElD SPRINGS. cortland
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA, OWEGO. ELAlRA
CORNING. BATH. DANsVILIE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
800 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops principal
1000 A. M.--Cafe Car. BUFFALO, SCRANTON. RING-
HAMTON. OWEGO ITHACA. ELMIRA UTICA
RTCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and OsWEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Parior Cars Connecting at
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points Vest
100 p. M-sCRANToN WILKESBARRE and ELMIRA
400 p. M.-SCRANTON WfLKESRARRE AND PLYM-
OI-TH EMPRESS Pullman Runet Psrlor Car.
200 T. NJ (Dailyl-Chicago Nestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. RfNGHAMTON. ELM1RA BUF-
FALo Pullman Buffet Sleeping car. New-Yori: 20
Chicago. Dining Car west Of Buffalo.
SCRANTON BINGHAMToN. ELMfRA. BATH. Mt
MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving in Buffalo A. NJ
$50 p. NJ. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. OWEGO. ITHACA, ELM1RA. SYRACUSE
Utica ard OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TIcKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.,
Henry Gaze * Sons. Limited. 1i3 Broadway. - Park
Plac. 40 broadway. 9i2 Broadway Tickets
stations III 12th-st: 81 West l25h-st 235
Colurnb NewYork 3Ss and 73s Fulton and
1906 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
ma ton a all stations
WEeTcOTT EMPRESS COMPANY viii call FOR end
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE And WASH
INGTON.
From foOiO OF Liberty 81
Week DAYS. 4.3c, 500. 1890 III 30 Dining Can A VI.
~ 3,3 IS 90 Dining Car. coo p NJ. 1875 mdi sun
dsVs 40 1000 III 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. zoo 900
T,'nIng Carl NJ 1?:l5 ndt Additional trains f0r
ffenhta week dave 900 4 NJ 30 400 4 80 20
AGA y NJ SUNDAYS 600 \. NJ. 100 =. NJ.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL ST.
Week DAYS ~. .:,s $40 s55. sos 900 81
100 1913 1898 1los. ! 80 II 81 A NJ l2.5 l2.ts
200 2:25 90. % 80 BOO -
AZ g. 5:a5 SIS Clio 6:25 e:55 1908 80 So
10 a:55 10: il 40 p NJ. 1915 mdt sundays. 100
Ss, 1000 II 30 A. NJ zoo NJ. 1855. 200 23o 2.uD
Az 4 20 55 8 - 900 $50. 7:25 % 800 IS
1875 p NJ. 13:15 mdt.
Tickets and psrlor ca eests a. foo' r. I.hsriy =
Whitehall ST. 11s. l.2 26l. t3a 9s'. 10 l33 Broad
vvav 73T 6'h Az ri East iith ST. 1913 East l15th
o73 West 1I5th ST.. eil Columbus Az. Hev York. 4,
Court Fulton Brooklyn. oS Broadway. VIII
jamsburg The York Transfer Co all coll for and
check baggage from hotels or residences o. destination
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LEHIGfi VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations West I'D -. Penn r. RI. Cortlandt or
Degbr0sS"s -.
Indicates from West 2.I - Other figures show
time from Curtland' Desbrosses ST.
-d:IO G::,O :. VI daily Sunday Gas. 4. ~ FOR
NAUCH en- Nix and intermediate stations
=. 30 S:I: A NJ daily for WIIkESBAERE. SCRtN-
Ton week davJ. ELMikA week days.. ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the principal local points. dining and
In IN N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
400. Tg!IU v.
"RI .ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 80 Il. VI. Pullman Nestbuie Day
Goa ches ana Parlor Dning-Car service Meals
carte. Connects At Buffalo with through sleepers 20
Detroit and Chicago.
LEGO 1910 f. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MACCH
CHUNK and Intermediate points.
LEGO. i:fJ y n. sundays only. for EASTON.
MATCH CHUNK and the coal branches.
80. 40 T. ". daily. except sunday. for WILKES
RARrF pTTTSTON Il RANTON. and principal inter
mediate Connects for all points iR coal
chair car FOL Wilkesbarre
.::nO 4:IO p VI daily except Sunday. Tor WILKES
mediate stations. Connects FOR all points
,lors Pullman Bunct Parl9r Car Wlkesharre
go. P. VI. 1aiiy except SUNDAY. Sor MACNCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chat. to- Beth
ITO. 5ns p. NJ Sundays only) for EAsToN and
Intermediate stations
$50 G.1c r. NJ daily except sunday. Tor EAsTON
an o~ineivai Intermediate stations
-G,5O. 400 p. n. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAILS arI all points West Pullman sleeper vestbule
trai. y y 20 chicago. Srepers Buffalo and Toronto.
..:tO. y. N daily. except sunday. stopping only
sf sOt-TH Pl.AiNFIEID. EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
MAUCff ri Nix. l. & - JUNCTION. sAYRE, GENE
10 Pullman sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping car
Messengers carried. No baggage carried.
$3.50. o:cO p VI daily Tor WILkESBAREE It'll
Ata GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all por.s West. Puman sleeper 10 Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily except sunday, FOR BOUND
BROOK Intermediate ponts leave az follows: $50
$50 5000 1000 ~1O.2o 1890 SUNDAYS ony) A. NJ.
500 > 80 - 30. $40 &c &c. d.So T. ".
Tickets Pullman accommodations ~ lib. 2Sl 23.
-, i27 Bo~ery. y. T.. $50 Fulton 81. Court ST.. rs
Broadway. BTl1SIyI Annex. Brooklyn.
Y. Transfer CO. VIII II for ana check baggage from
hotel or res dence through to destination.
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Leave New fofh, Nhllrhah Sorth Ferry and
81 Liberty street.
sDailY lex ept SUNDAY ssundays
CHICAGO '4:D .. M - 90 and 81. IL night.
plTTSBu RG. 40 a. m. =, ?. m. 500 p M.
sl2 night. $50 =. nj. lihertN 81 onlyD
CINCINNATI IT. LOUIS 10 90 a. m. 500 . m.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. f7-@. 1000 DINER.
.ii3O a. m DINER. 200 fDner % - DINER, .i55
DINER $50 D. ana ~ IL might.
NORFOLK fti.3O q.
NEW ORLEANS Through sieeperi. q %. 800 2. m.
All trains illi minated with puntsch Light
OFces: il2. 10. 2Gl. 43i TAO Edwaf. 81 w. IAN
~ Rowcry y. y go. 3if Fulton Br1oNlvn. White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
20 destination
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mo CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for fur

-t.h-r The materials and performing the labor
100 rd necessary the electric wiring and
g. 1..,ar4s Nos 4 and 8. Of Group ID" at Central
- ~V and furnishing the materials and per
:,7r The labor required and necessary for the conso
f.to- - The electric lighting plants ~ the New Power
- ~ Wards Island. Y. v 'or the Manhattan State
tIorirsi lsy by mail o. delivered IN person up
20 = NJ on the 80 dav 81 February. lses. Henry
= Eooiand Esq President ~ he Board - Managers
< N,ss.s-- Avenue York CITY Al which time and
80 - T2,4r4 Will receive and open all proposals.
oiuss a-d specifications may b consulted and blank
proposals. obtained the Office Of the Board q,
y,-zze-s VI Madison Avenue New York CITY, and az
-. .1-a ~ q, Perry. Architect IN The Capitol
-, Separate proposals under each specification
st - made and each bid must he enclosed IN
80. .eore endorsed fespcc lively Proposal fer
.e-- wiring and fixtures FOR cottages and g. Group
ce-+ra Islir Proposal Tor tho consolidation
- re Electric lighting plants a. Wards Island
- 900 GEORGE =. DODGE.
Secretary. Board ~ Manager
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STORAGE NOTICES.


CENTRAL STORAGE MANEHpl SIS,
iIJ l67 and lbs West i2i = VIII seh
at Auction Rooms %, FLOYD Grant 4 %.
Broadway ard iifh 81, 90 Monday, feo-
ruaf, -. isH-. and every Nlnfay trere
after. unil goods are disposed o. soohs
Of following parties. for unpaid .iotass
ana charges: Ann 'onlin Mrs. Malone.
Mrs Beverly. George Johnson. Ms. Ilsie-
vega Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. VI. West. MRS
Francis Smith. Mrs. Buckley. Mrs. Gatire.
Ms Z. Pst.cran. Mrs. ". g Weston.
Mr. \ &. pureEi. Mary Huiin. JuliA
Gallagher. Mrs. ~. l.. Fsi'child. Nr. y i
Cranfsli Mira. Dora Warden. Nj. r r.
Gornley. Mrs Premier. !. H. Donald. Ms.
L. O. shepard Mrs SimmS George 7.
Bradlev. Mrs &. Harris. Mrs. Hatfield.
Ms. 81 ,slef Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. X. i..le.
Nrs T.. Il. DAYTON. Peter Bou.ain, MIRA
Henry. Mrs. Persins Tram Parker. Nsbea
Harie. MIR :. ". Thomson. Miss II. Gull
iney. ~. Wm. carr. Nr. Miller. Mr.. y.
Gulliod. Mrs. \. r. Moore. Mr.. ". Il.
DAVIS Mr.. ws'kcr Mr-. resnsy smith.
Mr. carolan. NJ. Thomas. Frank Mctray
Goodwin Ulysses -. Hsmmil. Mary
Thomas. J. q. Frank Mrs. Il. Smith. Mise
Moran. H. ". Mcclellan. II. Bingham.
Mrs Chrystie. NJ. Weinsr. Ms Annie
Sinclair. Mrs A. Isnsdon. Ars. Brown.
Mrs c. WiilismA
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BUSINESS CHAN ~TS.

-,~-~.> ~~>.>~~<,>, - >>>->> >>>>~~
70 close AN ESTATE. me st'.A' "A'
res and good SD. of large drys'ooS
department. store IN Newark, y. !. s'si-
rsss has been established CO years ioe"-
ton lrst-cls.s. stock clean ana 'IesI.
Building can bo leased for term OF ca -.
halffss by nal =. :. DOibLAs, :"
o. rflzrc'- - = y cts.
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Railroads.
WEST SHORE R.R.
Railroads

Trains leave W 49d station y. Y. as follows and
Is N earlier from foot Of Franklin ST;
1913 A. n Daily Albany. Utica syracuse. Roches-
fsr PvNalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo, Cleve-
ana and Chicago . ~, -
G:V0 , NJ Daily for Albany Montreal, Utica, syria
c1,e porhesfcr Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, De
rot. cleveland chicago and St Louis.
S:l5 ~ Daily FOR Albany. Utica. syracuse iIoches
tsr Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
On cas1 and Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices.
r 3 LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31

Stations in NewYork loot Of Liberty -.
and South Ferry. Whitehall -.
Trains leave foot u Liberty It.
and after Jan 81. 1895.
For Easton: Bethlehem; Aieniown. Msuch Chunk.
1880 4l5 (s:3O Esston). 5i5 40 70 Allentown,
j. ~ sundays $50 q 90 to Easton) \. NJ. 90. $50
p. NJ. .
ITO 30 AIS T. NJ. Sundays. 80 4. NJ.
and Harrisburg AZ 4-3o. 500. $40 90 90
IL 30 20 Readng \. NJ. 10 100 GOO. 400 Read
,re 30 800 SAD 600 Reading j. NJ. 1915 night
SUNDAYS 80 III 80 Reading A. NJ. 90 200. $50
For s,Inbury IHwisburr and Wlliamsport 40 500
9.io A. Nj l:l0 1880. 800 j. ". Sundays $50 A NJ,
Wv ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c
FIR Red Bank. Long Branch AsbuIy Park. Ocean
Grove. and points south 10 POINT Pleasant; 80 ~
BANK only AIS. 40. 53s. 6;i5 p. NJ sundays stop.
81 interlaken for Asbury Park and ocean Grove 800
~. ps1 BANK only, \ NJ. 400 4. NJ
N'' " FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 $50 1918 A. NJ. i:45 90 40 q IS Saturdays
,,iv, y NJ sundays 1915 A NJ
FOR Toms River. Baregat Park and Barnecat 4:so
"a A Nj i45. 40 p. NJ SUNDAYS i1.I3 A. "
Far Atlantic CITY Nineland. and Bdgeton. i:3o \ NJ,
As T. VI. , ,.,s,. 90, o.o ,,,o
). 4 r M
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Railroads.

NETWORK
CENTRAL
{ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
II UR.TRAcK TRUNK LINE,
AN rorss ,rsn; stop a. Albany. Utica Syracuse
rain sspe tirshd Contra, Station ga Stree. and
$50 4 M-Dally. except SUNDAY. The famous EN-
Tran N ,hs World pne Baftae -, p. 81 Nlas Mag Z,
for p'es 20 s sSaing .pse connects at coe'
Sis g. aoik M0 M, " pa Nl5f'r
A9any Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. bu''sio' NJ
1000 %onTiT sioGe LIMITED. ,, p,l },o,.
ns. So .:.is s ID s1' a.. rs
1880 MpAv EMPRESS except 81 s9nd l.,,o,, F II
100 p WS s'i urPH GIpiE:srrRx LIMITED Fer
columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis ana o. ''"'
LOO Hi'p ? At Poshes a6 SPECIAL payro- Detroit
Cleveland. Toledo md chicago. stops at fousn-
$50 P M%fRoY IND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
sunday For Garrison west pcnp. Pousnkeep''e
800 ? M.--IaKE SHORE LIMITED. DAY. "a.
e,e s% ' ~, % oS M To. so 1915 T. easo
400 p This train connects At ceve t Z, i0 louis
due olS sDf NJ due X Kansas ss City G next Car
coo @Fa fFiS"f hT sSSP ss[ NJ
asara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Ch'9sso
,lncinnat md 81. Louis r-.v
$40 T M.-NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daiiy--r.un.,
Plattsh,rg burlington. Montreal and except S'
urday night Ottawa r. A.
80 p M.-BUFFALO SPECIAL. Daily,For IA
rondsck Mountain Points and Monirca, Va Ns,rara
-ondack Division and FOR Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
Falls and Toronto 1900 ,,n S,..,
900 y M.-sPEtTAL LIMITED MAIL" DAILY 1,eIpy
inR passengers only for points OF r,,,nayo
Ky. ia Ly ns. and fc- Buffalo Cleveland i"'''''''
OF, M-PAcIfrc EXPRESS Daily-For Syracuse
Oswego VaieTtovn. Cape N'n en-, ,si"a %,
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo max s
and, excep, Saturday. for Cape Vincent ana the ~"
burn r0ad
1910 Nieht-MIDNIGHT EMPRESS Theatre , ran
'or Chicago and principal points on me Ne a.. =
Central every night excep, SUNDAY nignts 'u''''
nights. crcean sie~ners leave on ':lo tram p,,,.
2iO 4 " and SOS y M-paily except SUNDAY 10 rus
field via Harlem Division. -, ,..,s,,-.
e2o \. M-HundaNs only. 20 P.ttsheld ana INV pe'"''
HIS the Harlem Division. ..-.,,
"AIT. NIGHT TRAINS TO YONkEhs,, ,.,,
'A night between 10th street snu ;,
Division FAR Yonkers N u.
with the elevated road. The only line running All "'s
trains n New York.
Wagner Palace cars on All through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsoh Light. -, e..,,..
Tickets and Wagner offices at Grand tentral ~,
49, Gel Alb Broadway. 81 Fast f,h So az BroaIway 80.
Columbus Ave i25th S.. l25th ~ Sta,,.h sna
12sih St station New York 33s and Ta6 Fulton ST. ana
100 Broadway = n. BROOKLYN. . . g.. v..,.
Telephone '27ao Thiry-eishth Street. for New YORK
Central cab service. a., Wa.
baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
cot rxrress COMPANY ,.,~,,
NJ. TOfrEY GEORGE " DANIEL
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
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