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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

He Used to Take Care OF the Movickar
Boys-PIans to Restore His Health.

BOys-Plans to Restore His Health.
| TARRYTowN. Oct. 4.-The towns along tn,
Hudson for ten miles above and below hert
| have been plastered with posters announcing .
grand benefit" to be given In tho Tarrytowr
| Music Hall on Oct. z. The object Oft the benefit
10 not stated in these posters. but 1t 10 Rener'
nlly understood that 1t 10 to aid In restoring to
health Robert @. Poynton. well-known citi.
zen Of Irvingtou. Mr.. Poynton was for many
years ostensibly the night Waterman on the
place OF the late DR.. james s. McVickar OF
Dobbs Ferry. However much Mr.. Poyn-
ton's duties as Waterman may or may not
have amounted to. he spent his days in the
continuous effort to keep the McVlckar young
sters out OF trouble. He had a busy life OF It.
or a constitution none too robust Mr.. Poyn-
ton 8 strength was sorely taxed when the boys
were in short dresses. His troubles increased
by leaps and bounds rs they grew older He
found himself held responsible not only for
the doings OF his own charges. but for all the
youthful devilment that went on within ten
miles OF the place. This was not only wearing.
but It Erieved him and bowed down his once
cheerful spirit. After the boys had grown old
enough to 60 on excursions over back. as tho
wilds back OF the New York and Putnam Rail-
road over toward White Plains are called. Mr..
Poynton always went along. Sometimes he
with them and their friends When that par
ticular form OF entertainment known to the
buoyant youth OF these parts a. Insulting
tours was on the programme Mr.. Poynton
would prepare himself for the ordeal and so re-
lax hims self after the return that his nerves
would be unstrung for weeks at time.
A typical experience OF Mr.. Poyton was re-
lated in THE Sun a few, years ago He had
been sent on an errand through a dark and
middle OF the woods he was set upon By two
ferocious creatures whom he described as wild
men. They stripped him OF all his clothing
him when he promised to lead an exemplary
life for the rest OF his days. When ne dressed
himself he found dollar ,hn,s 5 bio IN ne
went back " to Mr.. McVictar and said that
nothing IN this world would ten pt him to 60
said that he would 20 himseli., ,
'Ah. then. Mr. Teddy" said the faithful one.
II yon go III e.; toe: your mother would gould
divvles alone" He went and strange to relate
nothing happened q him.
grown their youthful frivolities and are en-
gagged in business in the city. The. younger
boys are safe at boarding school Mr. Poyn-
aggravated by lonslines and. SO the cd maids
Of the vicinity say. 6y remorse. Inc proceeds
H D 70 w Ss sSPd rRe1 sspd s
The establis hmsnt q one who was once IA
Vo T f Considered. The bsneiis viii ' be
variety show. Some excellent performers from
New York music halls have been engaged. The
Tracy bows; ,, Hartman. Mrs W. /. Bull.
Mrs James 8. McVickar. hrs; John Brisben
.os fneo SGtT&s c e Miss Mecorn.ek
BucknaPa E. g. yafirsy Mcvieisr and John
benefit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
MAN WITH BROKEN NECK VENDING.
Duryea 10 Reg aiming Control of His Muscles
Can Lift His Hand to His Head.

Duryea 10 X eg aiming Control of His Muscles
Can Lift His Hand to His Head.
Walter E. Duryea. whose neck was broken on
Aug. 7. and who was operated upon on Sept.
II. at Roosevelt Hospital. is steadily improving
IS a result Of the operation. His cousin. Louis
T. Duryea. who has had charge OF the young
man ever since the accident. said yesterday
that Mr.. Duryea was now able to move his
head from side to side and had for some tim
been able to lift his hands to his head. He had
been unable before the operation to move
single muscle below his neck.
My cousins condition Is so perceptibly i'm
proved" said Louis T. Duryea Yesterday. that
we are q great deal encouraged. Not only can
he move his head. arms. fingers and toes. but
the organs OF digestion and the rest have reas-
serted themselves so that thay perform their
functions naturally and he has some control
over them. He suffers absolutely no pain. and
is quite comfortable"
Dr. Robert Able. who with DR.. Robert F.
Weir performed the operation. declined to
make any statement about IL yesterday. on the
ground that 1t would be unproiessional When
the proper time came. he said. 4 full history OF
the case would be laid before those who were
interested. At the time OF the operation it was
said that II the operation were in any degree
successful the results would be apparent in
about three weeks. The patient was able to
move his head just thirteen days after the op-
Grafton,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
No MORN RAISING CITY SALARIES.
Board of Estimate Resolves to Cut OF All
such Items,

Mayor Van Wyck said yesterday at the meet
ing OF tho Board OF Estimate that the Board
had decided unanimously to allow for
no increases of salaries next year The an :
nouncement was made to Charities Commits
sioner Keller. whose estimate. like those for
nearly all the Departments. contained such in
creases The Mayor also asked lots of qucs-
tions about the stock on hand in the Charities
Department and wanted to know what had
become OF surplus which the est innate for this
year mentioned.
Commissioner Keller said that there had
been some mistake in that statement and that
he had no confidence in his present system Of
ookkeepnR. which hr hoped 10 improve upon.
II we cannot figure on your figures. we will
have to cut them said tho Mayor
II YOU do" suggested the Commissioner.
- We will stHrVO TO death.
President Guggenhrimer asked Mr.. Keller II
his system OF bookkeeping wasn't rotten"
and the Commissioner said ii was.
missioner .autry asked for $50. 600 for d
plant and materials to manufacture brooms
for the Street Cleaning Department in the
Kings County penitentiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
SMOKE NUIsANCE IN oUBBNa
Ten Gases in the LenE Island City Police
Court Yesterday.


The Board OF Health continued it's fight
aRainat the smoke nuisance in the Long Island
CITY police court yesterday. The fight has
been going on for six months and yesterday
ten defendants. representing thst many con-
Germs who are accused Of maintaining smoke
nuisances, were arraigned before Magistrate
Connorton. Nine promised to have the null
sance abated within the next few weeks and one
was held for the Court OF Sessions. Owing to
the absence OF President William II. Baldwin.
Dr.. the case against the Long Island Railroad
was adjourned until Wednesday OF next week.
Charles O'Connor. superintendent OF ono OF
tho yards OF the Standard Oil Company.
through his counsel. asked for m adjournment
Ior month. stating that the company was
SSn npsI NJ With smoke consumers and
hopeu 70 nave the nuisance done away with
before that time. The request was granted.
AAles,Xander Anderson. engineer in the Joseph
Also experimenting with smoke consume rs and
ms case was also put over. as was that OF Harry
W., Wright. who stated that his factory wa.
which no is employ ed had shut down. His case
amss 70 roS af 2e is ii s ws tss
are being tried. The oases against Dedrick
%oks sns %am IN aeLe a%'f' on Cheer
In ina factory at Vernon avenue and thirteenth
SWtreet: Louis Pfsifrer. engineer in a factory at
Leary, connected with the. Yellow Pine Com
pany. were all adjourned to Friday OF next
coal Dr. Lust said Il Ho ala w os Il burned
sawdust and shavinGs.
All the defendante were paroled In tho Gus
neer in the Warren Chem leaf works. No one
was 10 court to represent Agnew and nr. Lusk
s &C the company was simply treating, the
bonds for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
CASE FULL OF Perjury
Judge Gaynor Makes Serious Charges ut tn,
Windup of the Merritt Cnae

"lndup of the Merritt Case.
WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. Oct 4.-The jury in the
merritt case. tried before Judge Gaynor in the
supreme Court here this week. handed in a
sealed verdict to-day in which it found against
Daniel f. Merritt. holding that tho deed OF
transfer OF property to which his name was at
hehed was legally signed by him and valid.
IN N" trial, Merritt said the signatures OF his
'a'her and other relatives were forgeries to at
least dozen instruments.
Judge Gaynor announced from the bench to-
gay that he had never heard OF a case in which
sS SEh QUIZ aReous perjury appeared TO exist He
,"Iu ne would call the attention of District Al
Wtney Andrews OF Westchestsr county to the
ti%se ana would see that complete investiga-
uIh was made OF Merritt's methods.
s,Aidthnngh wealthy. man. Daniel +. Merritt is
T Snth 70 nave hobby for law. He contested his
i,n'nsr swirl, asserting that the word heirs"
n bottnne instrument had been changed from
dafar ne being the heir intended. He was
boo,taled He also declares that the PRINCIPAL
nn nSShess street in Port Chester Is his property
t nhIfH was taken from him through defective
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
PAYING BONDS PASSED At Last.
Cassidy and LEIGH Cast the Only Negative
Votes in the Council.

Cassidy and LEIGH Cast the Only Negative
Votes in the Council.
The 100000 bond issue for repaving
streets. which has been held up in the Council
for several months. was passed yesterday by
the nsesssary vote Of 20 members. 1t was an.
nounced two days ago that the deadlock had
been broken: Councilman Cassidy Dem,
Queens voted against the measure to the last
ne ana Couneilman LEIGH REP. Brooklyn) be-
Francisco Rep. .Brooklynl did not vote and
Councllmen Hester. McGarry. OGrady and
ray Dom. Bronx changed his vote from tho
negative to the affirmative and explained It BY
saying he had been holding out for a larger
allotment to his district. Councilman VII
moment.
The resolution Is adopted at last" an.
nounced Vice President Oakley. and I CON
grntulate you members who have voted for II !"
The Aldermen passed the resolution long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
CAPE. CARRIERS CONTRACTS.
The War Department Cancels Those with
the Atlantic Contracting Company.

Tho War Department Cancels Those with
the Atlantic Contracting Company.
WASHINGTON. Oct. T. - Officials OF tho War
Department admitted to-day that the contracts
with the Atlantic Contracting Com pany entered
into BY Capt. Carter for the improvement of the
harbor at Savannah. Ga. and Cumberland
Sound. Fla. have been cancelled by direction
OF the Secretary OF War. Orders were sent to
Capt. Gillette at Savannah on Monday to cancel
the contracts. and these orders were promptly
obeyed.
The officers In charge OF the work at Cumbe
land Sound and Savannah have been directed
to prepare specifications and plans for a con-
tinuation of the improvements These plans
will probably reach the War Department in a
few days for approval. and SO soon as approved
bids will lie Invited anew for the work. The
question Of the prosecution OF the Gaynors and
other Nom bers OF the Atlantic Contracting
Company was referred to the Attorney y Gene rai
in the papers submitted about the contracts.
His attention was invited to the evidence on
tirely upon his view OF the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

A number Of indictments have heen present
ed to judge Thomas In the United States Die
trct Court in Brooklyn against notaries public
cases OF applications for pensIons without hnv
ing the persons who made the Rflldayits per
sonaily appear before them, Alderman Jacob
dcted are Harlan Ctandall. Henry +. Williams.
Charles Eishkern. W. p Jones. John A. Uoiy'
APPEL Louis j. kaufman and d. W Iowell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Prairie to Carry Exhibits to Paris.

Ferdinand W. Peck. mmissioner - Go sral
to the United States Commission Paris EXPOSE
tion has been notified by the Navy Depart
msnt that the cruiser Prairie has been oom-
ment to the Paris Exposition. The Prairie
will be ready to receive consignments about
Oct. 10. Tho Prairie has sailed from Boston
and reprinted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

The School Board for tho borouGhs OF Man
haitian and The Bronx mot yesterday and the
resignation OF John G. Agar. q member OF the
Board, was received and accepted Mr.. Agar
was one Of the most active advocates Of reform
In schOO. matters while William J.. strong was
Mayor and was known a. one Of the four re-
formers in the Board. He resigned because
retOrmers TO places on Insignificant commit
tees. A rumor was aioat to the effecr that
the other three reform members OF tho Board
would also resign
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
A Little Advertisinc Law.

An advertising company hired the hall at 2o4
East 9th street for year for So5 and painted
an advertisement on 1t. At the end OF the year
it did not paint out the advertisement and
after fourteen months more the owner OF the
house sued for fourteen months additions al
rent. Tho Appellate Term OF the Supreme
and the defend ant WAS not hold over tenant
II the landlord wanted the sign painted out
heehould have so stipulated In the contract
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

MONTICELLO. N, Y. Oct, 4.-The Bonair. one
OF tho best known summer resorts in Sullivan
county. was burned to the ground to-day The
resort was built three yenrs ago on the noun
tains above Roscoe. by Thompson Bros and
was we'll patronized the first season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Court Calendara This Day.

Appellate Division Supreme COurt-Nos. 80. IS.
SO. A., AZ 30, l, 70. So, rs. 81. So. 6v. 90. 81.
supreme Court-Spscinl Term-Part I-Motion
calendar call called A. at 1850 A. n. Part I.B!'psrts
Demnrrers,Sos. 1io2 lI2h. lIss, 1928. Part
3444. 33s! $50. 342d. 1852. 3+67. 3%7l. 27so.
al2O; 5000; @i5i. Part v Clear-Cases from Part
No day calendar. Trial Term-Psrt u.-clear-
Preferred Casss-Nos G44l 1922, pOO6 sO<1, eo83,
1'34, Ssos. 52S., $3.50. s7+s. 1914. M70. oOe3.
ssHa, saa5 Part lII-Clear-Nos. +2%o b7lbh.
iio4.. %sa:'f, :.o7s, Part iv..oiear- c".: from;
Part III. Part N.--Clear-Cases from Part Ill Para
VI Clcsr-CaScs from Part Ill. Part VII
Cases nnhnlshcd-Nus. |si:' 3+3l. <7gs, $685.
49,, 4is, 4lno, +l9i, 1854, 4!g7,ak6s. s4s0. Pari
vlII.-Cear- e lses from Part VII. Part IX.--Clear
Cases from Part VII Part X.--Case unhnished.-
Gases from Part VII, Part Xl.-Cear-Cases from
surrogates Court -Chainoers-For probste-Wilis
ofG"orge Buses Marie L. de Agreda ?. Xavier Paeher.
John Ball Antonio pollock. Robert Bonner. John A..
Emmerich, Nicola Eaino Ida N. Mommer. James K.
Eastman, lingo Splttn. at 1870 A. M.
rual Term 80. 40, Will Of Charles Backus 81
1890 A. n; No 1874. will Of Wlhelmina Bohn Al
1880 A. NJ.
CITY Cours-specal Term Court opens at 10 A. n.
Notions.
Trial Term-part o. Clear-Nos 1882 Rs2. ss2oH.
lI+G, li4I, ll4s, ll4p, 1850. llhl. 1882. 1888.
1l5I llb5. ll5E. 1851. llbs. 1l5a 1l6o. llel.
10" III; lI7?. Part II,-C!ear-koS. so7. 6eI.
80, "G5; - ~; Ia 40; ll7e; ll77; 1i7I
llst llS7, llSs, IlSu. 40: llSi. 1902, 1923.
llUI, lIy5, lIsG. Part III.-Clear-NoS. COS, 500
lol6. 7IU, lOGG, 1852. 745. 674. 1872. 1919. 1890
1851. 1853. insi. 1885 l0Ss 1889. 1890, lop1s
~, no. li45. Part IlI-CieAr-Short causes
Nos. 2rSl 2sS2 2Su%, 3lsl 3OB2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

- =" "o"ey uhy helpers.
;, ne council yesterday passed resolutions OF
W t"an&s to the Police Department. sousa. Gen.
noe noe capt Evans and tho National Sculpture
society Tor THAR work in connection with the
lev neWey celebrntion. The last named resolu-
i"a,uTGrS OF the Council. and presented,
Rsm To- the society. Councilman Lsich,
t. IL itoQAYnl protested against the thanks
the pnT rn been rudely treated by policeman at
IA. ner pl lo!lce Devery sent out yesterday to
ne ,"nlnInaniing officers Of the poice a letter
tL.H W",aIlhg the force on the way they did
' '''S caring the celebration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Divorced from Bolossy Kiralfv.

Elise n. Kiralfy has obtained decree OF d.
vorce against Bolossy Kiralfy. mapager OF
spectacular shows. from Justice Gildersleeve
Of the Supreme Court. on the report Of Joseph
Koch as referee; She Ia to have the custody Of
month hereafter. $1,000 hack aIimony, and
$500 counsel fee. Steps will be taken TO sue
present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
ONLY HoNDsMEx PROFIT, SAYS MEADE
Magistrate in Despair Over the Means for
Dealing with Disorderly Women.

Dealing with DiSorderly Women.
One OF the notorious Dupont sisters was A
prisoner In the Jefferson Market rolice court
yesterday charged with lettering. She was
arraigned under tho satrical pseudonym OF
Marie la Bonne. and was held in $500 for good
behavior for six months by Magistrate Meade,
and retired shaking her fst at the Magistrat.
few hours later man named HoltOn who
Is known TO he accom- IN odating to per-Ons
anxious 10 secure . hondsman. was piloted m
for the woman. The Magistrate protested hnt
the man proved that he was fully qualified and
the bond was accented.
Thus It goes every time" said Magistrate
Meadel "All we ACCOMPLISH is to bring tho
money into the peck ctS Of professional bombs
men. They are the only persons that profit by
the present law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Tue Wrecked Cherokee saved

TARPAULIN Cove. Mass. Oct. A. The
wrecked steamer Cherokee OF the Clyde line
left tod ay in tow for Iioston. where abe will be
repaired. Divers finished patching her bottom
this morning. ,~ES's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Former PuEiIist Green Gets n License ia
Preach,

BosToN. Oct. 4.-Robert Green. the colored
ex-pugilist. who, a short time ago delivered a
trial sermon in the Calvary Baptist Church on
Shuwmut avenue, has secured license to
preach from that society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
west Side Elevated Trains Beat tho Record.

The Sixth and Ninth avenue elevated trains
carried on Saturday. the last Dewey day. 49O.-
900 passengers This boats the record on these
two lines for a single day. More than 4.500
men were required to handle the business and
In the hours when traffic was heaviest 140
trains. or $40 cara an hour. were run on the
west side division. Two hundred and sixty
trains. or 1.2SO cars an hour. wore run on the
day 1929 trains covered 1858 train miles
During tho Colum bus celebration in October
April. 1897. respectively. 4S9. 900 and 467. 900
passengers were carried by the west side ele-
waited lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
To Cure q Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo QuDne Tablets. All drug
l1sts refund the money II IL tails to cure. f. VI.
0roNe's signature IL on each box. 26G.-4dp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
DELIGHTFUL, HEALING, REFRESHING
BEAUTlFYlN6.

Ask your Druggist for "Hyomei Antiseptic
Skin Soap" and you will never use any
other. Price 25c. Sample cake sent free on
THE R. T. BOOTH CO., Ithaca, N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

Rough and Scaly Skin. PimpIes,
Blotches, Eczema, and other
Skin BlemisheS cannot exist
where it is used.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Made from the
Fresh, Green Leaves
OF THE TASMANIAN
BLUE GUM TREE.
No Rancid Oils, No Diseased
Fats, No Dangerous AlkaIi.
A PERFECT SKIN AND
TOILET SOAP AT
LAST.

Manufactured by the new
process, it contains none
of the old ingredients
from which the base of
all soaps have heretofore
been made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

Many mixtures, made in imitation of baking
powders, are upon the market They are
sold cheap, but are dear at any price, be-
cause they contain alum, a corrosive poison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-03
FUTURE EVENTS.


July 4-celebratons at scarboro and West
July a~ExcursIOn of HIbernian knights to Sc.
July ascsieSfation at Peaks Island.
July t-kaces at RlgDy Park.
Jaly 5-Portland HIGH school Cadets 90 into
Camp at High Head.
July e-American Institute OF Instruction, Bar
Hafbor.
July s.srIcnic of BoswOrth Relief Corps at
Bridgton.
July e7--Annual Meeting Maine Pharmaceuti
cal Association at Portland.
July H. Reunion of Sons and Daughters OF
July 13-National Meeting Of Labor Commits
July is---Field bay Of Young Mems Eepubli-
can Club.
July $50 Peoples cOnyOcation, Ocean Park,
July si.Aug. 5i-c. L. s. c. Assembly, Ocean
August 2-s-SIaine Fireman's Convention and
Tournament, Bangor.
August 9ie- Reunion 9Th Maine Regiment at
Peaks Island.
Aug, 2o.25-Me. State Sunday School Conference,
Aug 23-24-ossippee Valley Fair at Cornish.
Aug 29-St-Gray FAIR.
Aug 29-Sep, l. Eastern Maine Fair, Bangor.
sept A-S-state Fair lewiston
Sept. BIZ Cnristion Endeavor State Convention.
Portland.
Sept i2-iz-Cumberland County Fair at Cor
ham.
sept. is-so-Maine Musical Festival in Port
land t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-03
CASC0 BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House wharf,
Portland, ne. ,,4.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE,
summer Arrangements Junes as, 1899.

For Forest CIty Landing. PEAKS Island, 8 IS
64o, I.45, 300, 1000. 11.00. A. NJ. 1900
1880, .l.45. ais. 800, s345 $50 sis, 6i5.
200, I.30. $500, $50 P. NJ.
Return--6.2o, 40, s.15 $50. 1920 IL 30 A.
A., l22o, Loo. .215, 235, $40. s4.05. 900, 545,
SO, $50, $50. 400, 1915 P. NJ. or At close
For Cashing's island. s45. 7.45. 900. hoo
A. N, l2s0, .L45, 2.15 400, 4.3J. 6.15, 100
$500, $50 r. NJ.
Return-7.o5, 500 els, 1i.2oA. M..i245. 500
:. 2.45, $50, All, $40, .7.15. $50 45P. NJ
For Little ana Great Diamond Islands
p prs,a Eysrgresn Ls.ding,
NJ. Zoo M, 200. 1900, 4.2O, 5.15, 10 7.SO,
Retarn-Leave Little Diamond, 6. 25, 700.
SIS; 9.l5, 1913 fl.45A NJ. LIS, 3.l5, s4.iO,
OBS, $40, $40, 1910 p. NJ.
Heturn-Leave Great. Diamond, e.20 TOO
SO, 9.lo, 1910, LAO A. NJ, Lie .s.io, sa.oS,
b.3O, 6.S5. $3.50, ef0.35 p, NJ.
hetnrn--leaye Trefethen's, 6.15. e.55, aO5.
800 1905 SO. A. NJ, l.oO,s05. AGO. 5.25, ESQ,
Return-Leaye Evergreen. 8iO, $50, 800.
200 1000; li:s0 A. NJ, 100, 800, 1885, $40
For fonce's Landing. Long island. I6.ol.
500. 900 1890 A. NJ, i12.e0 ~, 200. %. 90, APO
b.i5 6.l5. 1880. s0. 80 P. MIL q :. So K
Return-Leave Ponee's landing, Long
Island, 600, GAO 100 500 $3.50 ii.20 4. hi.
1850, $50, o5.45,5.fo. els 6.5h.alb. sIoib p. hI
SUNDAY TIME7TABSE. J.
For Forest city Landing, Peaks Island,
500 9:oo: 70 90. hoo A.lIsl. 1920, 2l5, 1b.
For CushIng's Island. 500, 900, 1000 4. NJ
1920, 2l5, 345, 445. 6.l5, 30P. NJ. seem.
For Little and Great Diamond Islands,
Trefethen's and Evergreen Landings
Peaks Island, TOO, 500, $50, 1880 A. 81 ,
1915 200, s3.l5, 40. 6i5 615 sI.30 p, NJ.
For Ponce's Landing, Long leland, 100
500. $50, 1880 A. NJ, 12i5, 400. g. 15 49, 515
100 p. NJ.
HOO r M. for all landings Saturday nights only
except Cushing's Island.
Not run in stormy or foggy weather.
Tickets sold over this line 10 the Gem Theatre
Unavoidable delays excepted, and subject to
change without notice. ~
c. ". 4. COOLING. General Manager,
ie26dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-03
Portland & Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, R. L.
Station Foot of Preble AZ.

station Foot OF Preble St.
On and after Monday June 26 1899 Passenca,
trains will Leave Portland,
f9E worcester. Clinton, Aver Junction. Nashua
mmunam and Epping At $50 9. n. and ias1
For Manchestes, Concord and points North at
For kochsster, Springyale, Alfred, Water.
poro ana saco Rivss .. T.s0 .. "a. i2-so and
Foe dorh.m Alto and as IN. l2.se sse
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills. westbrook
Junction and Wocdfords at 80. sAs a M.
12-eo, 400. $50 and go y. IN.
line 1.3U a. m. anu II 80 D. m trains
Junction with thu @Hoosac co Tunnel Ro ASisE
tor the West and at Union Station, Worcester.
for Providence and New York, via hProyidencs
Line" for Norwich and New York. via aNor.
witch Line with Boston and Albany II r. for
the West and with tho New York all rail via
Springfield"
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
at 1.25 p N. from Rochester at $50 a m L %
and b.4s p m. \, from Gorham at s.4o, 0e0 aad
lobo O. m, H., Alh. k4s p. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave for Rochester and intermediate sta.
tions $40 D. m.
Arrive from Rochester and intermediate sta.
tons 9.i5 a. m.
a. W. DAVIS. supt