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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

tngc OF this authority. he Issued orders
90 Senior Cianorus 90 proceed ON some
hctlcious crfund 60 remote part NJ the
Island, Intending 90 have "a detachment
of soldiers wuylay and murder him
while on the road. HH Infamous plan,
however. was destined 10 be- thwnrted.
The inhabitants of the iHln dc Pinur az
the time represented two different fac
tons, namely, the inHurgcnt aympa-
thlzsrs and the rnynllsta. ana through
close vigilance ON the part ~ the
former 40 was seldom that anything
came 10 pass without their knowledge.
Hence when % became known that
Senior ClHnpruH who WIS an ardent
inHurgcnt Hympnthizer. had been or
dUrud away upon hH lonely mission,
steps were Immediately taken by his
friends 10 Investigate the matter, with
the result that the plot was exposed.
Instead therefore. or attempting the
Journey. che Alcnldo'a intended victim,
after pretending 10 set forth thvreupon,
went 60 the home Of Dr.pluznulp, where
Dee was carefully nocrctsd.
Meanwhile the Alcnlde. believing his
way 10 be- Clpnr. lost mo- time In pre-
Heutlng himself ut the Slsnorua resi-
dence and renewing hia advances to-
wards buna EVangclinn, These impur,
tunitica while unnynllinr with the
young lady. Inspired her with the at,
most horror. and Immediately upon his
departure she fastened o. the house Of
Or. plnznola and appealed 10 him foI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

emily title she must ever be- known 20
history, Ia u native uf tho Isle Dc PiuoH.
ana prior 10 thp Incident iu question
lived In the suburb. NJ Nuuvu Corona.
Her parents although In poor clrcum.
stances. were yWuoutly respectable,
ana had cultivated lu thdlr fair daugh-
ter q much greater dignity ana beauty
uf character than o. commonly found
even Ia moro exalted households.
Now, the city pf Nueyn Corona WINS
az that timr governed by Spanish ON
cinl known us the AlCalde. whose repu-
tation for evil doing was familiar to
an Of the better class OF Inhabitants
who dwelt ON tho island, A. Evungeliun
ClsuurpH developed into hluFhlng 20 ing
wOmanho1d her lpvclincss was marked
by his base character, whose brain be-
came fired with an unhullowed deter
mination 10 make her his mistress The
wish had no sooner entered hls auda-
clouH mind than he Immediately took
steps towards lta fulnlment. on the
0utstart his vanity prompted him to
make open advances 10 the young lady
who, Il IL needless TO say, spurncd his
proposal and nt once acquainted her
father with the nature Of the insult TO
which she had been subjected. Fooled
In his first attempt. the crafty Alcalde
next approached her father, 10 whom
he requested her hand In marriage,
His ovorturos In this direction. how
ever. We're equally unnvailing the pro-
position being quietly but firmly de-
clned. Enrngcd at his rejection az the
hands OF both father and daughter, the
Spaninrd at once devised a foul scheme
for putting the former out ~ the way,
believing that the latter, when bfrenft
uf fathers protection, would submit
90 his Will The lsln de- plnos. being nt
that time under military rule II was
the Alcnlde'a privilege 70 detail any
one within his Jurisdiction Tor whatever
service he required. Taking adVan-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

protection, The doctor after hearing
her story M once called n council uf his
cuuntrymen, who. upon considering
the Alclido'H recent plot to murder
Senior tlsnpruH ana bis persistent per-
Hecutinns III Dpna EyluEelluu, deter
mined 90 effect his capture and turn him
over 10 the Insurgents forces boz cuba,
Accordingly 10 WAS arranged that
should De again appear az the young
ludy'a home, she was 90 apparently zoe
l'ut toward him 90 the extent ot naming
certain evening when hr might can
upon her on the following day, the
Alcnlde, as usual. put IN un appear
ancr and, In pursuance Of the arrange
montH. Duua EyunEgllna Informed him
that two evenings hence she would rec
ceiyc him at her home. Apparently
clutcd at his prospects ~ success, the
spaniard took his departure and on the
appointed evening was promptly on
hand
Meanwhile a party Of Insurgents had
snCrctod thcmFclyrs In the interior NJ
the Cl7neroY residence. and only uhldud
a signal from Duuu EvunTplluu 90 close
In upon the Alcnlde, As the latter on.
tered the parlor wherein tho young
lady was awaiting him and stepped
forward with 70 prnncrrd CarCsH. she
suddenly raised "a small whistle 90 her
llp9 Before she could sound the signal
however. the AlCHldc. who had untlCi-
pHtrd her action. likewise produced "a
whistle ana blew u shril blast. ut the
sound of which there was "a sudden rush
~ feet both from within and without
and M another moment the house fairy
Hwnnnrd with struggling Insurgents
ana Spanish soldiers The willy officer
suRplciOus NJ the sudden change OF fcel-
lug pn the part Of the young lady. had
taken the pprcHution of surrounding the
house with Il detachment OF troops be.
fore entering. The light was brief, Tor
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nelehborhood few years ago. I saw
aiatrf Of his and she ustunlfhnd All Of
us hy the wonderful things she could 10
with her own horses. They were not
quito tho fine bred animals that tho
professor shows. but they could UNDER
stand her ana obcycd hct iu everything
she said. ! suppose ID ig family ttalt
10 control horses and wunt 10 say
that ita "a pretty good recommendation
for any person 90 be able 20 gain the
confidence Of dumb brute Ia that
way"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

IT NE Dessert National Bank people ana
building
la
htcn photograph
faithful %
ground stand front or the
buildings Of Daniel stuart where h.
allu,op was located ana whore the old city uquor stood The
next building
Captain w H. Hooper Thomas
plains o.
day The 60
uoihe-i1tts old
That locality
squa Hyde n, had
sod the land 10 Frank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Geo. H. Lask's eloquent features
benmed forth from the pages OF the
san Francisco Music and Drama last
week.
Il. c. Hedmont. who sang IN New
York with the castle Square company
last seuson. has been engaged as Lead
ing tenor OF the Moody Manners Opera
company OF England.
Prof. Mcclellan Is sim conducting the
Tabernacle choir; Immediately ON Mr.
stephens return from the coast Mr.
Mcclellan win stnrt for Germany,
which VIII be his home for l., next
two or three years,
In his venture upon the London stage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Aside from the SERIOUS Inconvenience
and pain caused by piles, there Is a
tendency 10 fistula and 10 cancer In tho
rectal regions. Piles should not be- all
lowed TO run on unchecked, TABLETS
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT ~ an
lnfalllble remedy. Price, 20 cts, bottle.
tubes IS cts, 2, c. NJ. l. Drug Depart
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

ln "El Captain" DE Wolf Hopper has
scored something like success. but moth
Ing like n triumph. The Eugllshmcn can
not quite comprehend bis style.
Mime. Emma Coi,c has natly refused
10 make the proposed trip with the
gr1u Orrut Company 90 san Franz
cisco. and. ln consequence, NJ. Gflu
has abandoned the project hitugDtdcr
II ia said that he o. urrargine be Dnu-
udlun tour, preliminary 90 he chicago
engagement instead of the Pacific
Coast trip,
The Rome correspondent Of The Daily
Mail says. "MuHruHnlH hymn ln honor
uf Admiral Dewey. was performed at
poanro ON sunday FOR the hrst timn De-.
fore ma audience NJ 1000 perEons, II
was generally appreciated. and d. con-
sidered one " the nneat hymns Mas
cngnl has written"
Assuming and you are good enough
90 DO Ho.thut I am success, ! owe 10
largely Co the fact that : was born
IN Washington" said Sourn IN q recent
Interview. - came Into the world hls
most In tho shadow II the capitol, From
my childhood I lived near barracks.
whore / learned ~ love the hnrbaric
splpud1r of the music that our soldiers
love, ana listened 10 the rhythm Or
NNN.NNNNNN NNNNH NNNNMNW NNHN NANNNNNNNH"
tratlons I remained In Washington.
There I composed most ~ my earliest
works And there I ehioyed tho friend
ship or made the acquaintance N al-
most every public man ~ mark-in-
Guiding nvc presidents. But wherever
I 20 I meet people eager 90 welcome
me. Then. again. I have always paid
great attention to the llkinga ana dis
iikings Of the public for whom I work"
New Workers who spend the most
money In entertaining are never Hn
lavish AZ the London hosts who provide
music at their houses. n was AN Amer
lean who paid paderowsld 5000 FOR APP
pcarinE ~ two muaicalca hut he lives
In London. and was only endoavutinE
TO compete with others In the set he
desires 20 move In. Nine. Melha now
gets 5000 for singing IN London draw
| Ing rooms. and ~ said a. have had n
engagements during the season no that
| price. This demand Tor their services
/ nt private houses makes The London
opera "a matter of secondary Importance
| 20 tho Singer who are popular lu draw
| Ing rooms. No such prices arr paid Tor
/ their services hero. The highest sum
/ ever paid here was given last winter
/ 90 Nine Semhrich. That WAS 1900 Tor
a musicale IN a private house.
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nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnIlnnnnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnn
TRUE STORY OF EVANGELINA CISNEROS

Mystery OF the Actual Motives OF Her Arrest and Inn
prsonmont Now Tor tho First Time Revealod-A
Rare Romance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

James NJ Colvlllc viii play John
Storm In the special The Christian
Company In which Enlo Ellslor VIII APP
pear ua Glory Quaylc. This company
Will open ~ season IN bridgeport
Conn, sept II. and reach Salt Lake
during the winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Fate has given the wheel Of destiny
another cnpticious twist. and while tho
ashes ~ Auguatln DAILY are hardly cold
his old-tlmc enemy. Charles frohman'
and his brother Daniel. become the
managers NJ that temple which Daly
reared TO ThoHplH aud mndc famous
round the world N thcntricals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Richard Mansfield will discard ICY
rnno do BerRerac" next season, for the
reason that he wants 10 play more than
one part. and he cannot do Cyrnno Ia n
repertoire. u being too expensive to
carry. The piece demanded the services
Of ninety or n hundred people. HIS
other plays can be- done with fifteen or
IMunIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Mr.. ana Mrs CLAY Clement are en-
joying the visit Of the salt Lake com
tingcnt 10 San francisco. as they have
several warm friends In the delegation,
notably Mr. Burton. former manager
OF the Salt Lake Thcater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Ipnct waldorf h In japan giving
scenes from shakcspolrlan plays
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Clement Scott. the English critic.
writes thus cvtravngnntly - Henry
Irving'H "RobcHplCrroi' Il have been
a play gocr, man and boy, for over htty
years. and I say never have l seen on
any stage IN this world anything TO
equal this vivid, pulsntlng, natonlsh-
Ing and wonderful last act-novcr.
rYysffH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Joseph Nations novel The DagEer
and the Cross" Is being dramntlzcd Tor
Robert Mnntcll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

In his venture upon the London stage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

ln "El Captain" DE Wolf Hopper has
scored something like success but moth
Ing like r. triumph. The EnEllshmcn can
not quito comprehend his style.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

John Drew. who has been on q visit
10 Germany. has returned 20 London
and viii remain there until the
last Of August, when he
will leave for America. HIS
next appearance VIII be nj the Empire
thonter. New York. Ia Iladdnn Cham
bers' play. "Thc Tyranny of Tears
Mr. Drew II having "a play written for
him. and hopes 60 appear In IL In Lon
don In the coming winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot Of Chambersst.
follows. and minutes earlier from West 23ds
300 A. M.-Vestbued Express day for Bnghamton,
Waverly. Emira, Buffalo Bradford. jamestown Arrive
Buffalo s 7. NJ Parlor TO Buffalo
8:15 A. M.-Daily, except Sundays. 10 Bnghamton,
Owego. Waverly, Elmira and Delaware Valley points
Daily TO Port Jervis and Monticello. Pullman parlor
Carr
2;OO +. M-yest;buled limted-Fast mail daily. Solid
train for Chicago Arrives Cevlaud 40 Chicago,
p VI. sleepers 10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
1870 T.. M.-Buralo and CLEVELAND vestbuled Express
daily. Buffalo 1905 A. NJ Bradford 20 4. NJ
jamestown 700 A. NJ, Youngstown 1927 A NJ, Cleve-
1890 p. NJ Slespers Buffalo and Cleveland Gaze
Library
Elmra and Chicago. sleepers 10 Buffalo Chicago and
rrICKBTs LoCXL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CONSIDERATIONS at Ill 113. 2eI. 4ol and e57 Broad
way Bowery 1856 Easr 25h-st and 272 West l25th-
ct Chambers and West 22d-st. ferries New-York: 333
and SEQ Tulton-st 90 Broadway BrooEyn w Rlver-s
Co calls checks baggage from hotels rest
dences.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No. I.242 Broadway. "a door north
81 3lst-st.. until 8 o'clock y. m. adver-
usements received al the following branch
of'ices al regular office rates until o'clock
= IN, viz, 254 sth-aye.. .. e. cor. 23d-st. !;
i52 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.: Mays. 9th
ave. and l4th-st. lac Columous-ave near
West 66th-st.. 100 West 42d-st near eth
ave 90 East i4th-st.: PSI West 4ad-st..
between 7th and sth ayes: i59 East 47th-
Sta. 1.o26 3d-ave. near slst-st.; /. 7Os lst-
ave-. near ssth-Et. $50 sd-avs-. near 4lst
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RpsJyEss CHANCES.

THE GOLDEN CROWN MIN
&, 600 ING co. Mariposa CO.. cali
.ShDE fornia. offers limited hummer
M1rU shares capital stock for 'ale
"ts 90 Mines in a nourishing condition
F' with prospects Of great wealth.
,,-o,or,v Maid FOR and no debts, 1000
.,rg mart now on dump. Machinery now
. -, vpround and being erected 10 crush H.
ynt,,Sends expected inside of ninety daSs.
O,her mines in same vicinity selling STOCK
o a, 500 per ,hare not considered as good
a. ours. Buy 10 shares Of our stock tor
$40 and you stand good chance 10 syyI
81 900 for II inside OF one year Slo'N WI
sudden riches come to but few. TINS IS
s,o,,r opportunity Chance g. send Tor
cIr Prospectus Mail orders tilled MEX
drafts payable to GOLDEN CKcM ~ - ~, Ml.S
IXf; 90. Nev-York office. 5iS-0B' BrVlu-
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LEHIGFs VALLEY.

Cortlandt and Desbrosses strceu
tPenna. T. r. Ferries ,---
Time go Other figures Corandt or Desorosse:
Uaiv eXcept Sunday only. Other trains
daily { SUNDAY Sunday leaves sla Sunday
t.6.55 4 90 a. Y. Local FOR EASTON. .
s555 eS.US D. FOR BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS ana
West and principal local points rsror and Dining Cars Con
t.Ii55 1S00 Noon "nLAcK DIAMOND Ex-
PResS" liandsomes train IN the word Limited 20 seating
capacity Buffalo t5P connecting WIN through Seepes
Detroit, Chicago Dining Car service "a carte ,-
'I2.5J .O0P.s.t For WILKES BAkhE, sCRANION
1888 4.OS Coal Branches and Intermediate poins
@sl.J5 5.t5P u 10 ii for MAGCH CHUNK.
81 = ". MAUCH CHUNK.
f'6.IO 6.2OPN Local ENpress for RASTON.
'5.dJ X6.0S For Buffalo and points West Through
Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago aud Toronto. -...-o
'?.55 :. orr EIpfcss for TUFFALo and TORONTO
None but Sleeping Cor Passenger carried. ..-,.... -
'10.25,10.39P FOrilHACA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO
and Weat Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago.
so FJA'NFIIlD aud BOUSD BROOK, locals, daily except
Sandy; lth ~ '225 22 - 10 ar SIS and 80
Tickets ard Pullman accommodations at 49, M 20 Sa 90 and
i4 Broadway, Columbus n
30 Fulton R6wy and station. Brooklyn
y y Transie W call FOR hotel
res. 1enca through % destination.
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or PARTICULARS see time Table.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IA, ls99
Lnn INK.

SCHEDULE n EFFECT MAY T. Ie90
FOR THE WEST.
Leave York South Ferry (Whitehali Terminap ana
foot OF Liberty street Time South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
'Daly. Except sunday. Eundays
CHICAGO "a 80 a. m Liberty street oniy) 'l25 y.
and 1910 night
y CINCINN4 H. ST. LOUIS. 'so0 a. m. $3.50 D. M.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINs.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. Il 20. '9S5 (Diner).
ll25 m. DINER. 1928 p. DineD, 81 25 Dner).
% 55 cRoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train Dnerl
'455 (Dler). '55S p. m. Diner and 'l2l0 night
NORFOLK. t12.55 , m
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Offices: 49, I72 26l 49, 1894 Broadway, p Union 90
W 1877 Bowery y Y. 800 Fulton St. $50 Graham ave.
Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. Baggage
checked from hotel or residence TO destination.
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

& 4 &A1AEt&&A-
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third street and De'
brosses and Cortlandt Streets
suTbe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets 10 five minutes Inter than
that given below for Twenty-third street
Eta lion. except where otherwise noted
755 A. NJ FAST MAIL.-Limited to two Buffet parior
Cars New York to Pittsburg Sleeping Car F"''''''
SsS A. NJ PENNsYLyAXIA LMIrs Ed dt.erHs
tom caya For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati
iadfnasI' kIi1E hxS 81 sT LouIs EXPRESSLY
Louisville VIA CncnnatD. Indianapolis O"''s'
o.S5 r. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago F0'
Sefo sIee ssoUTHwEsrERN ExPREssTor Pitt:
burg. Cleveland Nashville (via Cinc'nna'p'
100 IT. PAcFic ExpREssT2 Ptt,SSTT Ta fes
Roufe on9 Sf Hn fox ceveand satuiay ny
s2n Desbroses and cqrtsndt nS stTse seepns Car
New York to Altoona. East Liberty, Plttsburs' anu
points w X; az S5;'' AS STSd+ The
7Ss So g 1910 G S ,o sTfS nine carr a
s 10 esbros.es Street coT r. Pd+,of s'5 "HS
D6 S csr s2s sGs ca OHM, & CAB S ss
M 1910 night sunday ss61 , s lin all
ParloT Dining caro-; 42' Dining Car $50 Dn'"S
sor s1 Way 2S' AS p M 1910
S6 1gR6 pkly AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-For Memphis
AfH nG NfT 9 eo1sf S LIZ ss m and SIS
@ 5 $5x& e 22 sSi nj asy M
weekdays and 755 ?. m daily , ,ay. CDc.brosses
ATLANTIC CITN.-2l0 p m WEEK ua's Throush
street 21o n m. Cortlandt street 2lo p M, Coarh
Vestibuled Train. Buffet Parlor cars Passenger N''
md Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-i2jj p. m. week days -, ,.u-..s from
For west RSlnrs S9 ysT Street ss staoo 70 no.
o. 3 ~ 40. $40. 6.'5 ?. m. sundsgs ~ 70 20
46J o m. from Desbrosses street, boV a. ~ ~
20 & 40 20 80 100 p. SundaYs 40 20 90
SIS p m from Cortandt STREET.. 300 a N
go. iass. 429. 6l5 100 p m. S"nday' W "''
10 j" FOR PHILADELPHIA 7m
eo Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets % ~ ieSrosses
Street 1910 Cortlandt street lo5, DINING ea street.
2io & sndt street 2i5 '5 $5S ~ e.. ~ 'Hl9 5S
, M 1910 night, sundays, SO SIS 500 % e - T 80
Dining Car, 255 S55 % Dining Car 40 81 DINING
Carr S55 Dining Car. 755 SO p m y 10 ng" %,
Ticket Offices 46 0+f 1886 1904 III anE ~ -"
Broadway; Astor House West Twenty hira stree
Station and stations Of Deshrosses and Sotiau
strees Court street SEQ Fulton Street rs Broad"V
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, BROOKLYN; Stt1tuYi
Jorsey City The Transfer Comi,any VIII can
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination. ,, p.u
Telephone 1914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Hall
road Cab Service. - ,,-OoD
]. b. HUTCHINSON ~" WIZ ~.
General Manager. General fsss AGENT
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Railroads.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Saturdays only SDaily except Saurdays ana sundays
HARLEM DIVISION.
81: A. and S1s p NJ pay 9 except sunday I"
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices ils 1el. 413 and i2lG B.oadwsy 70
Union So W. 225 Columbus Ave. 81 West 18th 81:
i9stb 81 and l3Sth 81 stations New York 33s and 72s
Fulton s.: and lOi Broadway 2. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone "2790 Thirty eighth Street for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel or
residence nv Westcott Fxpress Company
GrORGE y DANIELS. General Passencer Avent
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FOR sALE.-Ten R.LPA.N.s for cents
IT cruggistS: one gives RELIEF.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
S Stations ofsrf IN New York foot Of Liberty
and South Ferry. Whitehall st; e. 4.
five minutes earlier than that given beo" Tor LIBERTY
On and after Sept. u 1899:
Trains leave foot of Liberty ~.
400 7S elq NJ n2"q to EATON ao 80 Zoo 80 o.
EsrtonJ A. NJ. 100 Is 80. 500 P NJ.
FSr W TsG NJ s Psien asS sn0n 400 BIO
For kes5lns HarTis6ars 900 40 ~ sdS
9S =, 20 to ksafns 25 ngs A s%aday G
III 80 to Resdinsj a NJ. 100 $50 $3.50. 600 900
10 N''a''S' T. ALL Rail ROUTE.
For New Jersey seashore Resorts = 30 $50 llso A.
n i:SO, 'a:sa 30, a4@. tSas. bs2a P NJ sundays
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnegst '"'So $50
A. NJ i'"' "a SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier s. y. r.. foot Rector 81 o.
For Atlantis G HsRs19 S9d sa56STs P TSS ~ Zoo
For or Lakewood Tom. River md BarneFa 40 \. NJ.
For particulars see time table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA sd BAfTlMoFE' AND WASH
Week day., 40 500 1000 iqiao; Dining Car,
A. NJ 900 Dining carr 130. 600. Royal Blue Limited)
$50 200 di$o, Dn.ns Carr A. NJ lso 900 Royal
Blue LmitedD BOO. 600 Dining Carr p NJ. l2:l5 mdt;
Additional trains for Philadelphia week days 1889. 300
A. NJ. $50 400 4:8O. 7:S0 1900 p. NJ. Sundays 900
A. NJ. 400 900 P. NJ.
wh lSIes s sa }s 72 2s sss s44 l2s 1854 Broad
way I$7 9Th A. % unon So WTs' iSS b S l1h ST
court ST. 3i4 $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn: rs Broadway.
Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Co VIII can for
'From Liberty St. only.
from South Ferry at 525 p M
aTrom South Ferry at 4:35 P ~
bFrom South Ferry at $40 P. A
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin st. station. y. Y. ae follows.
and IS IN. later from foot II W. aga St:
II. VI. CIV. 42d St II rs A. M. Catskll
toga and Mohawk Express.
'12:f5 p. VI. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. FOR Detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car
c. i:,:45 =. NJ Hudson River Express
t6:45 ]. VI. Albany and Montreal.
DDS p. ". wv. 42d ST 6:l5 p. NJ Chicago and 81.
Limited
100 T. NJ. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express.
s9iI5 T. NJ. Chicago and ST Louis Express.
Il. C-Leaves Brooklyn Annex: b. tlO45 A. VI. C. 1900
p. NJ Jersey City p. r r. station; b. III 70 A NJ
. 20 80 T. II. sDaily. Except Sunday.
Timetable principal hotels and Offices. Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Westcotts Express
G. +. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y Y
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