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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-17
JERMYN AND MAYEIELD.

On last Sunday afternoon a saloon,
bottling establishment and two dwell
ings We're burned To the ground at the
Edgerton, small patch a short dis
tance from this town. Many Of the
people here who saw the blaze thought
that the company breaker was going
up in smoke, and a large number OF
men would be out of employment.
The Mansuy tribe of Red Men W.
dispense with the regular annive"saTT
this year, and have decided 10 particl-
pate in the excursion which viii be
run from Wilkes-BaTe TO Homes lale
on Wednesday by their sister LODGES.
Mrs. william Cunningham, OF Simp-
son. a former resident Of this town,
was visiting friends here Sunday
Andrew Maloney and Miss Ellen Cal
lagher, of Providence, and Mr.. and Mrs
O'Rourke and Miss Ellen Clark, of
Scranton, were the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. Patrick Bloomer, Of B street. Sun
day
william Rave and William Miller
vile were out riding on their wheels
on Saturday evening and had coils
ion I'm front of Rennies' repair shop.
and as a result the formers wheel was
damaged
A child ~ Mr.. and Mrs William New
berry, of Second street. had its arm
painfully scalded yesterday by putting
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it into dish of warm soup which
had been placed outside 10 cool.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f.. Nicholson,
spent Sunday with friends in Scran.
ton.
Henderson Fratter. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fratter Of Seventh street,
is threatened with an attack Of pneu-
monia.
The council met in n special session
last evening for the purpose Of election
Of police. The application of Charles
Mckinley was read, and he being the
only application Tor the office, was
elected by acclamation. The salary
and service commence from last even
ing which is $40 a month and from
until o'clock in the morning. There
was considerable talk concerning a uni
form and after a long discussion the
matter it was decided to lay the matter
over until the regular meeting Of tho
council.
A large number Of Rush Brook lodge
Of this town, wiz participate IN the
parade at Wilkes Barre today where
| the grand lodge meets,
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PECKVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles BrOng Of Hick-
Ory street, will leave today to visit
friends i'm Monroe county.
John Wall is getting ready to move
his family to Scranton.
Another meeting of the citizens will
be held at the hose rooms this even
ing for tn purpose of making arrange
ments for Memorial day.
Chicken thieves visited the henneries
Of Il, IL. Ritter and William GeOford
last Saturday night and took several
Of their chickens.
Mr.. Male, a graduate OF the medical
department Of the University of Buff
falo, is spending a few days with his
brother, Miles NJ. Male.
Mr. ana Mrs. f, A, Peck spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Shaffer,
at Wilkes Barre.
Miss Minnie Darrow Of Hartford,
spent Saturday with the Misses Emma
and Lena Barnes.
Last Friday evening some mischiev-
Gus parties tore up all the pie plant
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WYOMING.

This evening the Junior Epworth
League of the Methodist church will
hold a pie social in the church parlors.
No admission will be charged but each
person attending can buy their choice
of pic for five cents.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Brickel, of Dallas, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Honeywell
Rev. J. X. Peck, -. D.. Of Kingston.
preached in the Methodist church on
Sunday morning. In the Presbyterian
church Rev. y. G.. parke. of West
Pittston, occupied the pulpit Sunday
morning.
Tax Collector Henry Durlard has
completed the erection of siX-room
cottage at Harvey's Lake.
Comstock Bros planning mill was
sold on Saturday at sherffs sale c.
-. Foster, of Pittston, was the pur-
chaser.
Mr and Mrs. J. r. Baker, of Kings
ton. were the guests of the latters par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fowler, on
Sunday.
Miss Laura Baldwin is quite sick at
her home on Wyoming avenue.
The Mount Lookout COlliery will re-
sumo work for the week tomorrow
morning. There is a rumor that the
breaker will make better time soon
than it has been doing.
John G.. Hemlock and family returned
home on Sunday from Lake Winola
where they spent all of last week.
William Kitchen has returned home
from ShavertoWn, where he has been
spending some time for the benefit of
| his health.
Another play will be given in Music
! Hall in a short time by members of thf
| Wyoming Hose company.
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OLYPHANT.

On Saturday evening meeting was
held at the odd Fellows hail for the
purpose of making further arrange
ments for the Memorial Day. exercises
An executive committee was appointed
as follows. Thomas w. Edwards,
chairman; DAME, Parry, David Nor
gan, John MCGlnty, Thomas DOdds, NJ
w. Cummings; Francis Major, r. t.
Brown, David McElroY. Andrew Far
rcll Thomas Harris, John II. Williams,
w. w. Jones Various committees
appointed were as follows: Commit
tees to collect funds, G. NJ. Hathaway,
J. }. McGinty, Thomas Dodds, Syl-
vester Williams: speakers and musR.
T. B Brown, Francis Major, David
Morgan. committee on programme,
Thomas Harris, J. T. Williams. Da-
vid McElroy, w. II. Matthews, John
Watkins, Among the societies which
will participate i'm the exercises are
the knights of Pythias. |. o. O. f.
HeptasOphs. Ancient Order Of Hibern-
ians, knights Of Malta, True Ameri-
can Ivorites w. w. Waters Post,
Grand Army Of the Republic, Junior
| and Senior FOrestcrs, also the various
churches and public schools. Another
meeting will be held on Saturday eve
ming.
DIR. d. l.. Jenkins, Of Providence,
was visitor i'm town Saturday.
A little girl has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. -. G. Evans, of Sus-
! quehanna street.
Miss Bessie Phelps, Of Scranton
spent Saturday with Miss Marie Shaw
| of Blakely
Mrs, r.. g. Schunk and daughter
| Norhama, left yesterday to visit rela-
| tivcs at Mt Carmel,
John Phillips is spending the week
| with relatives at Parsons.
| Rev. and Mrs. George Hague attend
ed the annual session Of the Baptist
Young Peoples union held in Ply
| mouth ON Saturday.
Fred Berry, of Carbondale spent
| sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Berry
! of Blakely.
! Mrs, Edward Jones, of Blakely. /,
! seriously IN.
Miss Mary Carhine has resigned hel
! position as assistant in the postohice
William Noole of Scranton, was tn,
! guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ken
| nedy on Sunday.
John Morrison, OF Carbondale, called
on Philip Moore, % this place, yaC
to-day
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PRICEBURG.

The members of the odd Fellows
lodge are trying to form a Rebecca
lodge In this town. Quite large num-
her have already given their names to
Nj. GreatriX.
Miss Alice Hartshorn, Of Green
.Pidse, spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. Coates, of ThroOp, and Mrs.
Moore, of Scranton, occupied the pull
rit Of the Primitive Methodist Sunday
morning and evening in the absence
of Rev. w. II. Holder. who Is on his
vacation at Pittsburg, the pastors flu
ture home. He is expected home this
week
Benjamin Hall, who had his arm and
leg amputated. improves very slowly.
Mrs. william Brown, Of Lincoln
street, is confined to her home with ILL
ness.
Arthur Wrightson spent the fore part
Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Haw-
kinS.
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TAYLOR NEWS.
Funeral of the Late James StcvPrs.
Personal and News OF JntPrrs


Services over the remains OF james
SteNers occurred from ms late nome on
Taylor street Yesterday afternoon at
80 O'CLOCK Inc services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. william Frlsby, or
the Methodist Episcopal churcn' KEY
Mr.. Frlshy III ms remarks spoke reel
ingly of the character OF the deceased.
The ioral offerings We're many ana
beautiful The Methodist Episcopal
Church quartett"' uhder the direction
OF Prot. James l.. NatKinS' rendered
several beautltul anthems at the mouse.
Ihe remains were borne To the forest
Home cemetery by Funeral director T.
j. Davis Tor lnterment. Ihe Martin
Luther lodge NO. -, H. Is. OF A; ray
lorNille lodge NO 462' h' or T., ana
the Pyne Accidental tund' OF which the
deceased was member attehded IN
body. The pall-bearers We're from
the l.. Is. OF A" Iallle Grltilths, ID. W.
Williams, John +. Grifhths, James
Heiier' Thomas Reynolds ana Ihomas
II. Jones; from the IL. or f." henry
Powell. David Lewis Rlchard Howells,
T. j. Hughes' william Thomas ana
John Nelple.
The Tribune branch office In Taylor
~ 80 '''N 'FN'' ''''-'''o' A-'N'' ~ y
reSentatlVe IL q. Evans in charge'
MISS jennie Nllllams OF hyde Park'
spent the Sabbath with relatives in
inns place.
fflue OF LackaWahha lodge, NO. IL,
a. i. l.. A. VIII meet this evening in
Reese halL
Misses Annie keldehbauGh ana An
ME LaVel, or south Scranton, were
the guests OF Miss Name Grogan on
sunday
Messrs Thomas Judge, William kel-
ley and James Ref, OF Hyde Park
called on friends here on sunday.
Edward ID. DAVIS, our popular cash
merchant rs getting full OF patriotism
He has on exhibition a large portrait
OF the hero, Admiral Dewey, which can
be seen dally from MS store window.
Thomas W. Evans, student at the
Keystone Academy. of Factoryville
assisted Rev. DR.. II. II. Harris in his
sermon at the calvary Baptist church
| on Sunday evening. .As
Messrs. w. q. HoWells and John ID
| Jones, of this place, attended the Red
Men convention at Honesdale yester-
| day.
Rev. Gwilym G. Thomas, Of Louisi'
| ana, is the guest Of his sister Mrs
! Erastus Jones. Rev. Thomas delivered
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-17
MANY IMPROVEMENTS.
Select Council in Progressive Mood
Last Might.

Select council was in a decidedly pro-
gressive mood last evening. 1t passed
on first reading the following ordi-
nanCes:
Providing for paving and curbing
South Main street and Eighth avenue,
Sixth avenue and Park place, North
Church street and the lower end of
Canaan street. including pavement
over No. / bridge; widening North
Church street, regulating sidewalks
and fixing wages of the employees of the
street department.
Owing To- the delay i'm the passage Of
the tax levy ordinance, the city clerk
declared his inability 90 complete the
duplicate 10y June list, and a resolution
was adopted authirizing Clerk of the
Common Council George Evans to AS
sst him.
Among other bills ordered was one
of G. r Smith for 500. GO for desks
Alderman Jones reserved his decision
in the Teeple fence case until Friday
evening.
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LOCAL AND Personal.

Word has been received i'm this city
of the success of Joseph Mssett in pas
sing the final examination Of the Phil
adelphia McdiCo-ChirurgiCal college.
and that he will he graduated q from
that institution on May 81 1t gives us
pleasure in the announcement of the
success Of another Carbondale boy
and we feel sure that Joe will meet
with and merit the success in future
life which his host of friends in this
city wish him.
KEY. William NJ Hitler late the able
and popular pastor Of the Methodist
church in this place is visiting his sons
in CarbOndale He is fast recovering
his health ana will assume the duties
or his new paStOrato at FaCtOlVVille
about June 1J.-Susquehanna Tran
script,
James, son of William Ward, of
Simpson, while at his work yesterday
morning at the Franklin Coal COM
pany's mines was kicked in the fore
head by a mule. His father brought
him to the Office of Dr. Lamb on Sixth
avenue, where six stitches were placed
in the wound. The boy was doing well
at last reports.
The Alumni association Of the Car
hondale High school will meet in the
Central school building this evening
The annual election of officers will take
place and the arrangements for this
years banquet will be discussed. a full
attendance is desired.
Arthur Rutherford. of Blairstown, y.
j., spent Sunday with his parents in
this city.
Mrs. =. w. Dix is home again.
Miss Lillian A. Jones has returned to
Philadelphia.
Tracey Symonds Of Binghamton y.
Y. who has rented part OF j. Il. Shep-
herds store on Salem avenue, has re-
moved his household effects from Bing-
hamton to the Felts house on Brook
street.
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GOING TO SCRANTON.

The Scranton ladies who are the
board of managers of the Florence
Mission invite all the ladies i'm Carbon
dale who feel interested i'm their work
and would like to know more about the
workings of the Scranton mission to
take the l22G train from here today
and they will meet them with carriages
at the Scranton depot and take them
up to the home. After attending the
regular board meeting the ladies will
be shown around the building and ta-
ken back to the station for the go
d train. Every lady is cordially invited
to go down.
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AN OPERATION.

John McDonough, of the South Side.
who has been sufferer from abdomin-
al dropsy for some time, underwent an
operation yesterday morning when
about -four gallons Of water were re
moved. Mr.. McDonouGh suffered much
of late and the operation was advised
TO save his life. Dr. Kelly operated.
assisted by DIs. Gillis and I.arlliu The
patient is resting now Quietly and is
decidedly moro comfortable.
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AVOCA.

Mr. and Mrs r. X. Bailey have re-
turned home after several weeks visit
to the Pacific Coast.
Miss VI. \. Quinn has returned home
from Hazleton where she has been
successful in ehecting branch Of the
l.. c. y. A.
Rev. j. j. McCahc r., j. Reilly and
Patrick McNulty, OF the st. Aloysius
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A POpuiar Article.

"The last thing ] sent to this paper"
said Melancholis, was accepted imme-
diately."
What" cried Scribe, in astonshmcnt.
What was it?"
"a cheque for an annual subscrp-
tion."-Tit- Bits.
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CARBONDALE,

tThe Carbonate correspondence OF The
Tribune has been placed in the hands OF
Mr.. c. II. Mum, Salem avenue and
Church street, to whom news items may
be addressed. All complaints as to ir-
regular delivery. etc, should be made to
w. ]. Roberts, news agent.l
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-17

and did other considerable damage TO
the garden of william Hill on Hickory
street.
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The doctor and his staff of English ana
German phsicians make speciality OF all
form of Chronic Nervous Diseases Ska,
Womb Blood Diseases
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-17
Including Epileptic Fits, Commissions, Hys
terra, ST. Vitus Dance, Wakefulness.

BRAIN WORKERS, both men and wo-
men, whose nervous systems have been
broken down and shattered from over
work, no matter from what cause, can
he restored by my method
All who call upon the Doctor from now
on will receive advice, examination, SER
vice and examination free. DR.. Grewer =
nigh standing in the State will not allow
him to accept any inCurable cases. II
they cannot cure you they will frankly
tell you so.
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Diseases of the Nervous System.

Tho symptoms OF which are dizziness,
lack of confidence, sexual weakness in
men and women, ball rising in the throat,
spots floating before the eyes, loss OF
memory. unable to concentrate tho mind
or, one subject, easily startled when spok-
en- suddenly to, ana dull, distressed mind,
which units them for performing tho
nU,t,,n.sibie nUtuu, distressing the action Of th3
heart. causing flush of heat depression Of
spirits evil forcbodings, Cowardice fear,
dreams. melancholy tire easy Of COM
when retiring lack Of energy, nervous
ness, constipation, weakness Of the limbs,
etc Those SO affected should consult us
Immediately and be restored to perfect
health
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Lost Manhood Restored, Weakness OF Young
Men Cured.

If you have been given up by your ply
sician cali upon the doctor and be eXam-
ined He cures the worst kind of Nervous
Debility, Scrofula, Old Sores, CataTrh.
Piles, Female Weakness, Affections OF tho
Eve, Ear Nose, Throat, Asthma, Deaf
iTumors, Cancers ana Goitors removed
without the use of knife or painful caus-
tics bv our newly devised absorbent meth
cd known as the "ELECIRO-GERMl-
eide" ,-,,r, go, o,-.--.,
and Catarrhal Deafness.
Consultation free and strictly sacred
and confidential. once hours daily from
IN a. m to 4.3O p. M; to $50 p, m, Sun
day from 10 a. m. TO p. m.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

s4HIIoTS loot Of WEST TWENTY TAiKn .p s Is
- The leaving from Des0rosses ana or Tor
' Sew A. W Ml-Ps,n E Esr' f R.5lG; 0 10
ttoie,so :, No eeaclss . Pittsbuf, 49,, Cleveland
o." A y" ~ FAST FE kN1 IN
ton earn men" fo se B go Das 3 oso casnna
10 r. ". tlHfiIcsAtGt6 ASb 'o ST LOUIS EMPRESS
90 r''s S9 TTEf2" F&F SR.ss F. Cleveland
40 r. II. SotTHW esT sE EXfffEss--For PITTS
r. 81 mp" PHc Pf'"f22 = IS Pn,.sas and
SO + VI NAL ~ ASD rXPREss Par..
bur- ,5 ar Nv Yors TO- Aoona s Ea 70 coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH, 70 20
$40 coSs2s.ona ' Inn ali PsrI5f and Dining ts5,
sss 'D saa1.y y4 s 80 sa Dn Io55 am m 81
o aa Lin " all faror ana Dining Sais ~ ND'"'N'
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m; week days. Express. go a. m and ao' p ~
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CARE MY 20 m weekday, D..bro.,>, and c0rt-
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Grove and Point Pies:sn from We; TT,p y
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Tloks: orT-es H's' 461 oft 1928. l723 II .ns 20
broadway: Aston H7us@ West Twenty tnIfa
Station: and loot = DeshroSs-s an1 Coran1t
s,~eets court street Fulton street es Broafway
Brooklyn Station Rrcoklvn; station Jst.ey
CRY The New York Transfer Company VII can ior
and baggage from hotels and residences through
% destination .,,.
Telephone ''27t Eighteenth streeI' Tor FehhsyNan's
q, p 'uT-rrrrvsC,; J WOOD.
- ce,e,,i us,.-.- General Pas.'r Agent
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Doctors now agree that con-
sumption is durable.

OOStOiS HO" ~ @iio@ WI"
sumption is durable.
Three things, if taken to-
gether, will cure nearly every
case in the first stages; the ma
jority Of cases more advanced;
and a few of those far advanced.
The first is, fresh air; the Sec
ond, proper food; the third,
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver oil
with hypophosphltes.
To be cured, you must not
lose in weight, and, if thin, you
must gain. Nothing equals
SCOTS Emulsion to keep you in
good flesh.
Soc. and 81 90. all truSstas.
SCOTT BOVINE. cneris,a Nev YORK
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he to his country. II will not be many years be-
fore those posts will become extinct the comrades
VIII all have passed away. and the historical rec,
ord OF the lives % these men should be preserved
as a monument 10 their devotion. IT is proposed
that each post furnish photograph Of the com
rade after wnom the post was named. along with
a Biographical sketch not to exceed four hundred
words. THIS should be carefully written, so as 10
secure the best record in the fewest words and yet
be complete. also record OF the post and It's com
mandors This record will be published under tho
supervision OF committee OF ntty comrades rep
resenting all parts Of the State The Department
Commander is actively engaged IN the work. and
socitS the Jealous Co-oDeratiO1 OF comrades OF
every post in the state. The book will contain also
a brief record OF all past comma nders-n-chief and
a history OF the Grand Army. II will be sold 20 the
various posts al s. - copy
George A Hussey. commander o. the 9th Resi-
ment Veterans. has published this notice Captain
s " Morgan. late Assistant Adjutant-General,
Second Division Fifth Corps. who was taken prs-
at Cold Farbor. Va. desires Information that
Will lead 20 the recovery OF his commission-signed
by President Lincoln which was In his baggage
a. the time OF his capture. and which. he was IN
formed, wss put in care 81 the 9th Regiment when
IL was on route home from tho war. 10 oe delivered
al Washington. y. &. Any Officer or member nay
ing knowledge OF this matter viii please comm inl-
cate his remembrance 20 the commandant
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r dilrodos.
.AMsRicA's oRgArgsr RAILRoIo."
NETWORK
CENTRAL TT! a! :! .
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THE FOUR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

All through trains stop a Albany. Utica. Syracuse
ls ana Grana central station a, follows
$50 MDay ''ss2i SF9say M MI tastes,
Train In The World Due Buffalo. t45 r. 81; Niagara
Fsil.. 5s2 p 81 toronto. s.25 P. NJ. This train IS
@'itd M # r SIN mai. payFor r2a.hE.'Vs.
Oh" Aibanv Utica. syracuse. Rochester Buffalo NJ
,o .91a A f' My' '25 SHORE LIMITED Dalym2-
hour tr2 10 70 oNe'S %arara Fal. $50 P N.
chicago 900 a. NJ Sleeping and drawing room cars
1870 4 M-DAY EMPRESS except sunday t..y,,- 20,
i""" Albany Syracuse Buffalo and all 'nP"'A'
LOO Ss1 o'ff4HwEsrERX LIMITED and chi
matt anap3 s eg aH ~ ch .pHciAr except
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600 hour train To 5acaso VI, isEe shore route Duo
Cleveland rs A. ". Toledo 1000 a NJ; ,,p 'S
tG S9 du. TIE !: i''' r. '' and a. Todo s s
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Pattsourg Burlington. Montreal and except 'A'
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mr. zeal wa Aai rg. 's .5 oTono '''
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1910 Nlght-MpNrGHT EXPRESS Ever nish
except sunday lights. Sunday nights ChiI@s
sleepers leave 9l5
HARLEM DIVISION. :.
plO 4 y and ? IS M-Dailv. eHoepf sunisy' .
Pif''aed and he BERKSHIRE HIS Sundays only I"
a20 =. m.
Wagner Pals~. Cars IN all through '-sins
Trains Illuminated with Pin'sch Llght.
r~kets and Wagner ofpcss a, Grand Central Station
fl2 2Gl Alb Broadway 81 Eost l4th St si2 BrosaWay
23j Columbus Ave 81 West 18TH 8. l2a = "a o'
and 100 Broadway r -. Bro kim. - v,
Telephone "27aO Thirty ~ghth street frr Ne"- loi'
Central Cab service Baggage checked from hotel or res
dence by ~. Vea'Oof, EXores> 'orpany
Holm NJ TOrCFY GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Manage General Passenger Agent.
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WEST SHORE R.

Trains leave 42i Station. " Z. follows. and
- n earlier foot Of Franklin ST.
1915 A. 81 Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse. Roches-
ter BuH4l1 Niagara faI.s. Fori Wayne. Toledo C!eye-
lard ani Chicago.
G:OO p N Daily Tor Albany. Montreal Utica SYRIA
cus4 P0chesf-r Ruralo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
troit Cleveland Chicago ard 81. Louis.
s:I5 p Daily FOR tlbany. Utica. Syracus. Roches-
ter RuHai9 Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago Rrd 81 Louis
Time fabes 81 principal hotels and ofices.
C. Z LA3BERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. Few York.