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The sun., 1898-10-05
.rRrEr-NrrNIra HoRsEs sonD.
First sale Of the Season at the American
Horse Exchange. r

horHo BNcnhnEo.
The market for park horses was tested for
the first time this season at the American
Horse Exchange yesterday. whom select lot
OF high steppers belonging to Louis w. Worm
ser. Harry Payne Whitney and George d. King
passed under tho auctioneer's hammer sev-
eral OF the animals offered were show horses
Of noto whose owners placed reserve bids on
their favorites. and some OF the prize winners
were not sold. l.. W. Wormser withdrew the
well-known chestnut ReldinR Don Wilkes at
$4,000. also his mate. His Excellency,
at $500. The horses have won many
blue ribbons in single and double hnr-
ness at Long Branch and Madison Square
Garden. Superlor and Surprise. another pair
their their share q ribbons qt horse shows VS. here, here
SI.i60 Tor Masterpiece an aEd, Will Hamilton. TWO
and action. Aladdin and Amazon. from the
stable Of Harry Payne Whitney. weEe, sold for
first prize as a lady's pair at the Newport Horse
Show last month, and had taken long list Of
ribbons at the Garden when owned by Q. +.
Bates. The best prices were:
PROPERTY OF LOUIS w woRMsER, NEW YORK.
Rough, ch. e., IL. hands, years, and Ready,
Oh. 3: ISL hands, years; L. whitehead
MSstepses, pGrS br a. i5a hands, years. and
WI ~ ~aamilt0n: bE G;i 1913 hands, years; ,oo
Stars. B. G., ia hands, years, and Stripes.
biS, lH hands. 8 years. L. c. Wright Phil soo
Superb, b. G.. 15,9 hands, 9 years, and suc-
cess. b. e., 1919 hands. u years; W. C. Gluck,
new 1ork ...........'.'..'... Aoo
PROPERTY OF GEORGE D. KING. sPRINaBoRo. PA.
Charcoal blk. g., 1872 hands, 9 years. by Rob
ert H. dam by Duster Golddust and Car
bonetto, blk. e., 1872 hands, years, by Rob
ert H.; j. O. Bergen, New York .......:..:... 100
Prussia Girl, b. m, l51 hands years by Nc
Morris, and Susie. b. M. 15.1 hands, 6years;
II. Honbetn, Hartford ............. N76
Hartstown Belle, br. m, 5,3k hands, years,
by TroRrn, nd Hamburg, br. e., 1913 hands.
ayears by rroarn; George Sterling. Orange,
Rocket b. e., 1913 hands. q years. by Troarn.
arm; L. e, wright Phiiadci phiS .......,.... 1000
st. Denis b. g., 1881 hands, years; A. II.
Morrison. New York. ....................... 8S5
Satisfaction, b. e., 49, hands, 6years, by Allie
Wilkes, and Round of Pleasure, b. G.. 15.1
hands, years, by Allie Wilkes Jones Bros,
PROPERTY OF HARRY PAYNE WHITNEY, NEW YORK.
Aladdin. b. g., 15.2k hands. 10 years, and
Amazon. b. e., 1872 hands, 10 years; Mrs.
Freeman. Roslyn, l.. L.. 500
Lewiston. b. e., 1873 hands. by Lewinston
Boy; Mrs. Freeman Roslyn. L. 1............. go
PROPERTY OF THOMAS W. LAWSON. BOSTON.
Thunder, br. G.. 1917 hands. years, and
Blazes, br. g., 1871 hands, oyears; j. Crocker, 49,
n. -
The sun., 1898-10-05
Football Notes.
j. A. HIN the secoUd half.

J. A. HIN the secoGd half.
The annual general meeting OF the National AssocA-
ton Football League will be held at the rooms of H.
j. GowGn. 100 yesey street. this evening" at o'clock
prompt.
A strong eleven is being organized by the Newark
A. @. 1t Is expected that u number Of last year =
Orange A. G. eleven will play on the team. The club
is desirous OF arranging games with strong teams.
Address Howard Adams. 100 Broad street, Newark.
Nj.
Reports from Cambridge say that Harvard men arc
enthusiastic over tho training methods Of Jack Nc
Masters. The latter has received power to have alb.
snlute control over the men while on the field and
he Is taking care that nobody is oyerworked, Nc
Masters is bringing into play many OF the schemes
that worked 80 successfully at Princeton.
The Riverside A. G. football team has organized
for the coming season and will play the following
games, Oct. 8. Eutley. At Nu.leyj Oct; 70, Seton
booker A. c. at Berkeley Oval; Oct 20, IrVington A.
C.. At Irvington. n. j. They would like to book u
few dates IN November with hrst-clSss teams
Manager whittook OF the ursinus College team an
nOunce the following schedule: oct <, Morristown
gh school, at Collegeyllei ~. sNarthmoTe. at
swarthmore; "a, X. X; q. A., at Philadelphia;
2H Franklin and MArshAll, at y rTistowni 2p Della
ware College At Coll6keyille Nov. 8, HaveriOrd at
HAverfoTd. L. Delaware College. at Newark. Del.
~, Lafayette ~ EASton.
The sun., 1898-10-05
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division Supreme Court.-Nos. 80, 40.
a. a. a. a. A. A. a. 81 E2. o. 90 80. az o.,on
matters. Part HI.1Clear Divorces-Nos. 205l.
2o52. 2o5s. 2o54. 2o55. 2o56, POST, 2obs, 2o5a.
Fart
l7l5. 1862. 1902. 16sa, 1929, 1923. ll549, 1921.
Part y.-clsar; Cases from Part "; Part xIIIo:
vs. Manhattan Railway company. No dSy. calendar.
Tos 5ss 5l4 Sss ss2o sa Ss 5s
524S' $3.50, $3.50. $500. tsos+. 1929. 52H2 6g54.
$s1 Essl. 4soa aleo, i2a7$ a5ss. dSs& 1s5ss:,
y.-Ciear. Cases from Part III. Part yI-Clear,
1884 21s8. 1880. 1858. 1893, 1920, 1921, 2lsI,
84dO, p6Os Part yIII.-Clear. Cases from Part VII,
Part IX.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII.
Adjourned for the term. Part XII.-Case unfinished.
SUR sarroEates % % %Coart-chambeu.-For probate-wilS
La Forte, Wood Gibson, Estelle De s. East Caroline
Zimmerman. at o:3o A. NJ; Arthur NJ Davidson. at
II A, NJ; Henry Cook susanna stricker. at 2 p. NJ.
City Court-speclai Term.--court opens at 10 A. M.
Motions at 1870 A. II. Trial Term-Part lease
unfinished. Nos. AZ. e6a, 1917. 2s4. 48l: 45G6
3so 3s TO- SS lss. 800 tsS rs vs. das 81 81 s7s7 ia55
1912 131. losp. Part II,-Clcar Nos. ll6l. 1859,
Iso; i29t 1891. 1902 1874 l22s @ isss 1Js2 I2s7'
iiSS6. ,I2Se. 1256i iseI; i2oIi !21I, Ss2s,
Nos. 1924. 1891. 1892. so6, ste; si6, iiol, i7s,
628 ia7. Part iv.-Ciear. Short causes-Eos. bb4 /,
h47b $3.50, 1850, 1891, bs1H4, 58+o. bonI, b89n1s,
6I84, as5a 1850 42i5 44o0. 1850. $3.50. 3D52.
52bT $685. BAL 1920.
The sun., 1898-10-05
Burns Defeats BECKER in the Twelfth Round

TROY. Oct. 4.-Larry Burns Of Cohoes and
Larry Becker OF Bayonne. N j.. fought
twelve rounds before the Manhattan Club
tonight. Becker was the favorite in the
betting. and a large amount. OF money
changed hands; Burns got the decision
in the twelfth, round, Becker forced
the fighting for the first five rounds. and It
looked as though he would be the winner.
Becker's face. and closed his left eye In the
eleventh round Burns. went at his man with a
determination to finish him, and came very
near doing it. The gong saved Becker, He
staggered to his corner and could scarcely
breathe.
In the twelfth round Burns landed blow
after blow which Becker was powerless to stop.
and before the round was nall over Becker was
in state OF collapse and the fight was given to
Burns. Becker was terribly punished Burns
was badly damaged during the early part of the
fight. but rallied wonderfully.
The Cohoes crowd went wild when the de-
cision was announced. and his friends carried
Burns from the stage on their shoulders Jack
Hamilton of Syracuse challenged the winner
In the preliminary Harry Peterson OF New
York made chopping block OF Barney Doyle
OF Watervliet.
The sun., 1898-10-05
window cleaner killed by a Fo,,,

Matthew Field. a negro. OF 252 West Forty
seventh street. while cleaning windows yester-
day in the Arbuckle building at 73 Water
street, fell from the seventh story to the side
walk and was killed,
The sun., 1898-10-05
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot of West 23d ST. penn R. r.. Cortland
+1ndcates time from t @esf IS St Other figures
show time from Certlsndt or pesbrossea g.
ssS atT 81 v,E5EsRAfHss
BIAGR t*Go DfaMGNb Nus f5'fEtx
69aSss n%fG lHd org
q Ia carte Connects at Buffalo with through seeperu
n SS &S$SsSR ss s6 .aa ss
SG 4S Tsf6N II f6 SIasRi sSsn%S &:
in coal regions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
$50. $50 p NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAs-
TON and intsrmGdiste stations ,, ,,- ,r,ucu
CHUNK and intermediat stations.
S0d Sho SaS h
.*6;50, 700 T. NJ. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA. aAA.
Toronto. Dining Oar New York to Easton: -
SSSh t41f Fff}pE $% SSSE$
TER TER BAfGVfA BuFFALo and ToRoSTo Puliman
sleeper for Buffalo None but sleepinGcAr passengers
c"1:a sso III sso Safe day GafifS w1KEsBARRE 1TH
AGA. GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper to
s6GFH FHfilt PIH1SFiELb sSFI BoUYR Bko6k and stss
mediate points. leave follows: 1920. 1850.
N1O.2O. lO:bO lSunuhyh only A. NJ, ~<'SOs Z'oos
Tickets and Pullman aeeommodations at 11s, sel.
278. 356. 844 and 1923 broadway, 81 East IAN ST.
1865 E. 125th ST., 127 Bowery. N Y. $50 Fulton at,
Court St, 08 Bway, and Brooklyn Annex, Brooklynt
N. Y Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destnaton.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA = WEST
ERN r.. II.
Stations in New York, foot of Barclay ana
Christopher Streets.
CARS, PINTSCH LIGHT.
800 A. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
1000 4. M.-Jcafe Car,-RutIalo. Scranton. Bins-
hamton, owego. Ithaca. Elmira. Utica, Syracuse.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
loo p. Nj. M.-tDailyl-Chicago and Buffalo yestibuled
express for Scranton, BinghAmton and Emtra, 80.
sleeping and day coach to Chicago. arriving 81
400 u. Vi M.-Scranton, wIlkesharre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars;
T;GO r. M.-(Daily)-Chicago Vestibule Limited Ex-
pIoss for Scranton. Binghamton. ~ mira. Buffalo
Dining car west Of Buffalo.
$3.50 T.. tDailyl-Butalo Express. Puuma8
tlcepers for scranton, Binghamton, Elmira, Bath
Mt, Morris and Buffalo, arriving Buffalo 3 A. r.
O:3O p. M.-tDaly)-B Buffalo. Scranton, BnghAnl-
ton. Owcgo, Ithaca. ElmiFa. Syracuse. Utica. and
Oswego Express. Pullman buffet sleepers. - =
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze Sons, Ltd. ll3 Broadway II Park place, A2e
and e42 Broadway, Tickets at ferry stations, III
4th ay.. cor 18TH St. ~ West l26th st.. 2ab Colpm:
Broadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving full infoT-
nation ut all stations.
Westcott Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
The sun., 1898-10-05
Bowllng Games Tonight.

pi1a inH,rrc2n National Tournament Columbia. En-.
all = "''" ~ tue uerihahla Assembly Rooms
esgnlsa gla dead; Pin Tournament nt-EEoelsior No 1, E1.
ana NJ TO 10 :; Gut He'll Harlem Plattde eutsche 10
Br flattdeutsche No. 2 at the Arcade alleys
BusbWt. / a hobai ATannm League Tournament
--l Council At ITAinorS alleyI,
The sun., 1898-10-05
Poutmasters to Hold a Convention.

The Postmasters OF the United States will
hold convention. to continue three days. at
Detroit. Mich. next week. Postmaster Van
Cott will be unable to attend owing to other
First Assistant Postmaster Edward NJ. Morgan.
One OF the purposes OF the convention Is to Sc
cure an interchange of views regarding the
methods of postal work and ways and means
for their Enforcement.
The sun., 1898-10-05
To.Day,s Football Evenns.

Harvard Va. Bowdoin, at Cambridge.
Yale vs.. Amherst, at New Haven.
Princeton VS.. Stevens Institute, at PrtI'ceton.
Cornell VS. Syracuse, at Syracuse.
Brown Tufts at Providence.
Lafayette vs.. Washington and Jefters m At Pitt
burg
The sun., 1898-10-05
Gold 1mports Since Aug. e.

Lazard Frares have purchased abroad fol-
shipment to this country since last Friday
tions by the firm on the present import move.
ment S92OOOO0. Altogether since Aug.
importers have engaged S19.925, 900 for import
The sun., 1898-10-05
whist.

The third match OF the season for tho Park
trophy was played at Newark on Monday night
between the New Jersey Whist Club. holders.
and the Elizabeth Chess and Whist CLUB, chal-
lengers. and was won by the holders by the
score Of 20 tricks to II. The teams were:
New Jersey whiHt-Aymar Eugles. Cameron and
Otis.
Eiizabeth-Roberts, Matlnck. Edson and Lane.
The sun., 1898-10-05
Former Captains whitney and Rodgers of
Yale Enter tho Harvard Inv School.

CAMBRIDGE, Oct, 4-Payne Whitney. former
captain OF the Yale varsity crew. and who
graduated from the New Haven University last
june and j. o, Rodgers. former captain OF the
varsity football team, have entered the Harvard
Law School
The sun., 1898-10-05
3atlrGadS.
ERIE RAILROAn.

IN H
street follows and hve minutes earlier from West
23d street:
O.On A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for Bing-
J:OU hamton. Wayerly. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford
arrives Buffalo p. NJ. PRrlor car to Buffalo.
Ono II. M.-Yestbue limited-Fast mail daily
Z:OU Solid train for Chicago. arrives at Cleveland
TAO A. NJ, Chicago p M. sleepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car.
7.0n p. M.-Bufalo and Cleveland yestibuled
a.OO Express daily, arrives Buffalo T'o3 % AN; A. NJ
town 1927 4; NJ, Cleyelsnd 1880 p n. sleepers to
DIX =. M.-Daily solid train for Bnghamton
y; - Elmira. wayerly. Chicago. sleepers TO Hor-
ncllsville, Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
tHICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III. 1l3, 2b1 4Ol and
2T3 West I25th ST., Chambers and West 23d st. fer
ries, New York. 333 and $40 Fulton st. Os broadway.
Brooklyn l22 River ST., Hoboken. and Jersey City
Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage from hotels and residences TO destination.
The sun., 1898-10-05
New York and Boston All Rail-

NY, n II. 4 II. II. H. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. BY way Of Due
Oto4 A. NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $50 PM.
1000 A. NJ THEW London and Providence, 800 p N.
slOaO3 AN. New London and Providence, 4:26 PM.
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester, 5:4OPM,
LOO 4. ", Air Line via WillimAntic, 600 PM.
1902 P.M., New London aud Pr"vidence, 700 ? N.
800 PM, New London and Providence, 300 PM.
400 PM. +sIringheld and Worcester 1000 PM.
$500 Pm. New London and Providence. II 100 PM.
sIl:OoP.M springfield and Worcester, 6:I5 AM.
$1,000 P.M New London and Providence 6:25 A. NJ.
sRuns daily including sunday,
ttBay state Iimlted, all parlor cars; fare 81 In.
cluding parlor ear seat ...
tAir Line Limited. arrives and departs from Park
Square Station, Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route sWnl stop at l25th street 81.
Through parlOr and sleeping cars by each train. q
Q. T. IIEMFS1EAD. Gen. Pass. Agent. :.
The sun., 1898-10-05
BROOKLYN Elevated Trains to Jamaica.

brouKIVH EIeVHIou ATHIn5 10 UHnIuIChs
The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company
began yesterday to run regular through trtlins
to Jamaica. At the Chestnut street station the
trims will be run down the incline to the racks
OF the Long Island Railroad Company.
The sun., 1898-10-05

NEW YORK SUN OFFICE, NEWARK, n. j.
ADVERTISERS M NAY NAY, LEAVE IA THEIR THEIR ORDERS ORD At
CARE AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN AS AT
A FARM located close to Poughkeepsie. on the
~ Hudson. $50 acres. including fine house, barns
Wholesale and retail milk routes horses and all
appliances that necessary for farming; elegantly
equipped price s22.5oo: unincumbered; the prop
erty and stock on this splendid farm will amount to
$2O,OoO: good reasons of selling, and Tor full par
MCDONALD & wIGGINs 14o Nassau.
A SILK Loop CORD FABRIC MANUFACTURING
n BUSINESS; chance in lifetime: no competition
in the United States; you can see samples at our
$50. 900 yearly; elegant opportunity for two young
men with little capital; strictest of investigation al
lowed machinery in good order and stock and
samples On McD6N1Rb RRf'S& w1GG1Ns, 14o Nassau.
AN oID.EsTABLIsHED EXPRESS BUSINESS,
splendid business; good horses and Wagons; price
moaeAe 9R 9 e9S SGSss 2SSs in 4S 9tsss S1'
A PARTNER wanted with $4,000 onethird in
IA tercst ~ silk manufacturing business; factory
located in NeT M966SnEb 49EE ALI 9oT II @
ID Guiding property. $1,000; will sell . easy
terms the property consists of fine threestoT brick
house, with barn: established seven years. reasoh
for selling going to Europe; this is first-class bar
gam MCDONALD & wIGGINs. 14o Nassau.
CAFE AND BILLIARD PARLoR, lost business Sec
v ton Broadway; the place has tirst.class
on easy terms; trial allowed any responsible party;
the owner has Other business and cannot give this
any of his attentions: it's certainly great oppor
'DD''' ''' McDoNALD X wIGGINs. 14o Nassau.
GROCERY STORE. busy street in Newark. price
" $500; stocG worth $500; rent only sl2 for store
nr fit
DRINTINCi at a few hours notice. 10000 circulars
l. 81: cards and hillheads; 4oc per 900 EDGAR
PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO.. 30 West 3"th st.
The sun., 1898-10-05
RAITIMORE g. 0HI0 R. R-

Leave New YORK., Whitehall Terminal, South Ferry,
and foot uf Liberty Street.
sDltly, Except SUNDAY. gs#ndays--
CnICAGo, E4:3O A. NJ, tl'45 p. NJ. and Fi2;IB
nigh
P.FTsBURG. zi:aO'A NJ, 1880 p. ~. E1;<5P NJ,
~l2l5 night 4;3O A. NJ trains from Liberty ST. onlT
CINCINNATI; ST. LOUIS, 1000 A, NJ, ,"5;65 r. IL.
p, R0XAh ~ 1, BILE TIRA!NS;.@g
t7h6, 1000 4inCr. - 80 A. NJ, Diner, tIiD0 u,
sS and iiaeI pigbp pg91 S65Gfn S6Gpot It"2 S
Al trains are illuminated with PntIch light
OthceS; 1l5 1T2, 2Bl, t3k, I2SA Broadway, 81 HAAt
1Ath ST., "a BoweTy, New York 89p 9SA fulton Gt,
Arooilypi whitehall TSTlnin1 1iGSHES ohOokSA
The sun., 1898-10-05

"AMERICA's GREATEST RAILRoAD.''
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

All through trains stop Mt Albany Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows: e.
S:0U EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED.
ngara Falls 5:aa, Toronto 300 p NJ, Detroit lilo
p NJ Limited t. its r seating capacity; n,,s., ~,
C.fO aHara Falls and Cleveland.
70.Q6 A. M.-DAY EXPRESS. except Sundays
Au'OO For Buffalo and all important New York
,6G +. M,-soUTHwEsTERN LIMITED and
1sOO CHICAGO SPECIAL, Daily-Bor Columbus.
2,SnP. M.LTRoY And SARATOGA r. S SPECIAL. ex-
S.00 ?. M%LXK sh6RE LIMITED EDaiiy--24-
Cleveland 7l5 A. NJ. Chicago p NJ. Sleeping
and parlor cars only: ,,,,,,,.,,
O:OU Niagara Falls Toronto. Cleveland, Toledo.
e.1g "Sf %S6RTHERN oSSfsH EXPRESS, Daly-For
7.IO +. M."HbiRoNbA6K MouTTAiNs AND
iO MONTREAL EYPRESS PailyrytS snE;riy TtiSs
S:4O SPECIAL, Daiiy1For niagara Falls. cieVe.
900 sFEG1 5sF dayFGF FTFB Pons NAL On Deh III.
ARS fSE HSfss''f5 fRe
TSsdo GRcaeO s1ssp
1S f6HS eHf r. ExfREss FOR
sunday n'fhi i5fsRfsi
: s Fttsheld; Sundays only at S;s6 4. N.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
iTynfps illuminated with Pintsch light.
81 East East SI i4th ST. ps5 columbus @ av 81 West 1854
st., Grand Central Station. l25th st. Station and
and lod Broadway. E. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone "2I9o Thlrty-eighth street for New
York Central Cab seTyiee BsggaSo checked from
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
The sun., 1898-10-05
aa@szRaIIrsnas.
! ems 9 ms
RAIEsRoAD.


STATIONS foot VI West rwoi,t, third street and
tIG hAeslupssos and Cortlundt Streets.
Is5at minute la,sF tsS tisS lat" syan SS'S
stiSr g sr~ert tai,H q Ircei Sistion num-,
GsESSs SSfS % tiI}:9aTs si,eHiaE Car PssTdrE
$40 %sT rs ISL 1IiSi: and Cleveland
o'sS Sihin SI ran
seryauan cars, F@r Chicago. Cleveland, toledo.
SpIPnMst g M fise&aSs III bbsa'syi 81 s II La:
sSo SF fEeGy2 f sslifSao csydis S diSa
no r. ESF 9th STi,sMTERN NJ n rEHiRrssror
ffiisaf IT. E64s sGJ &yiFaRssSlFt = FSat hSSf and
GhSal o, connScts fqr Cigyeland. except sstgId y
'i ssapag car New YORK tc Altoona Ent IiSSr SgS
plttsbuTs, and points West, daily except sunday.
WASHINGTON AND THE, SOUTH.
,o t;bo '5, ti enrcsio, SI $50" Al Iip4 ~
fSEHT b%c aSs r PRGS @ S@ w. t2S ,S ns bd cs SSo
s:gO, 5,2o, io59s Dining Car, 4. II 1870 Con.
grcssional Linz, all lailor aud Dining Cara, 4s2o
Dining Car. 4;5O Dining carr. $3.50 +. NJ. 1asoe
SOUTHERN RA1LwAY.-Exprcss. 4:2o Z. NJ, 12soB.
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE--Expross, e;2o AM. ana,
CHESAPEAKE AID OHIO RAILwAY-4:5o p n.
~ wcSf SpdSy DAYS SSEqSF SSG 4qS d dsi
ATLANTIC CI'rS,-I;5O p. NJ. week days Desbrosses
Suei ff% BSliSt prcr @ q Cars. rs PaisenscT p c5soS
chPa RPf S2meinfa MsY'mig.SSF SSfS4 e NJ week aay,.
Long B4nGa nJ Ap[S pGr t1gE % w.
ty-third street station. 500 A; NJ, l2i2o. S:29
and 400 L. NJ. SUNDAYS, $50 A. NJ, 4:5u p. NJ,
Oron Desbrosscs and Cortlandt Strcels) D:io A. n,
1850, $40 and 5:loP NJ. Sundays. D:45'A Mss
b:l5 p NJ. L.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
0:lO, 7:2O. 100, 500, 500, 0:2n A50 Penna. Ltm.
ltel), $3.50 Dining Carr 1850 Dining Carr, $50
4. NJ, 1850, 1850. 2:5o, 300. 4:2o. 42o Dining
Carr, $50 Dining Carr. $3.50 Dining car,, i;4o.
$3.50 r. NJ, 1900 night Sunday, O;lO, S:20 $50
n:2o, 95o u.mited). o5o. 1850 Dining Carl A.,
NJ 100 Dining Carr a;3O, 40 Dining Carr; 4;5o
Dining Carr, 5;6O Diuing Carr TAO, $3.50 p. NJ.
1900 night.
Broadway, Asor House West Twenty third Street
Station and stations foot Of DcSbros'es and Cort-
landt Streets: Court street $50 Fulton Street %
Broadway, AMI Penns, lvani@ Annex Station, Brook.
lyn; Station, Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from ho-
tells and residences through 10 destination. ia =
Telephone "2757 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Cab Service '
j. B. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent. y.
The sun., 1898-10-05

TEN WEEKS FOR TEN CENTsi
That big family paper, The IHugtrdtsd Weekly SEN
tinsl, Of Denver. Colo bounded lsgol, will be sent
ten weeks trial for 10c clubs OF g. boc; for 81
Special offer solely to introduce it. Latest mining
and illustrations Of scenery. trS stories OF love
ARd adventure Address - Aboy0I GlAmps tAksn.
The sun., 1898-10-05
aaiSetllane0us.

DLP-A-N-s. 10 for 8 cents at druRRiSts. grocers.
~ restaurants aEoons news stands. general otoFel
and barber shops. They bAniGh pain. Induce llOOD
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-26
Old Soldiers Club.

Editor of the Graphic
Dear Sir:
l herewith send you
a report of the last meeting of the old
Soldiers Club which took place a
the home of cOmrade w. H. Lemons
in the southwest corner of Pratt coun-
ty, on Tuesday, August 16. 1898. 1t
WAS the 18th anniversary of his mar
riage. He was married to Miss Miner
va J. Marvin on the 14th day of Aug
ust, 1873, but as the 14th came ON Sun
day this year it was postponed unit.
Tuesday. There were IL old soldiers
present that came to assist him in dis
posing of the good things that his
wife and her assistants had provided,
and although the day was very warm
we had a very pleasant gathering.
There were 81 people present altogeah
er, not as many as there would have
been only the distance was so great.
Some of the comrades came 20 miles
as it was.
COmrade Lemons has q inc orchard
of peaches, cherries, apples, a fine lot
of grapes and l also noticed "a fine
patch of black berries. He makes
speciality of raising onions and has
this year about 200 bushels which he
sells for 10 cents per bushel. He
raises his own sets and from them he
raises his large onions. He has plen-
ty of them that are three inches III
diameter and possibly four inches.
COmrade Lemons saw service during
the war of the Rebellion in Co. |. 3lst
Ohio Vol. Infantry. was attached to
the 18th Army Corps, army of the
Cumberland, and is 50 years old. He
came to Kansas about Is years ago:
drove a team through from Hancock
Ohio. The next to celebrate
will be 'eter Cornelius, on Sept. 1.
Very Respectfully Yours,
COmrade.