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The evening times., 1899-09-18
A Temntation.
From the Detroit Free Press

(From the Detroit Free Press.
ri vowed would never speak to her again.
"And are you going to keep your vow?''
sT presume must. But, oh! how would like
to tell her once more Just what think of her!''
The evening times., 1899-09-18

We think it may be said with consider
able confidence that, when Senator F-att
drops in at the sodawater bar, he will
not order a drink of Croker Coler.
The evening times., 1899-09-18
Not to BE FIagred on.

(From the Toledo Bec)
If General Otis tries the game Of sidetracking
General Wheeler he'll find that Uncle Joe is no
accommodation train. He-on through.
The evening times., 1899-09-18

roads grocery. where prices are always q
little higher than they would be in town.
His wife works as many hours as he does.
and generally succumbs to the double strain
Of housekeeping and family cares and dies
in middle life, so that the average farmer
in some communities wears out three or
four wives in the course of his business, to
say nothing of sisters, daughters, and de-
pendent nieces That is the kind of man
who becomes "a brother to the OK and If
he were asked he would probably say that
that expressed his feelings exactly. His sole
diversion is church, with a circus once a
year. His notions are narrow, and all the
poetry has been knocked out of him by the
stern necessity of earning his bread and
butter. Sometimes he begrudges the time
and space taken up by his wifes flower
garden, when she might be raising peas and
potatoes. That is the dark side of farm
life, and it surely exists. The bright side
has already been treated in literature. Per-
haps it is just as well that the other view
should be put forward for once
The evening times., 1899-09-18

THE TINES in all its editions. Morning. Even
ing and Sunday will be mailed TO one ADDRESS
for FIFTY CENTS per month Addresses changed
as often as desired.
The evening times., 1899-09-18

DR.. Cecil Wilson, the Anglican Bishop Of Ne
lanesia. is an enthusiastic cricketer- The great
majority of the inhabitants of Norfolk Island.
the headquarters of his diocese. are the descend
ants OF the mutineers of the Bounty, and form
what is locally known as the Community The
minority, who have mutineer blood in their
veins are styled the OUTLAWS" and they good
humoredly accept the designation. On the gen
eral holiday of the island, Anniversary Day the
Community and the ''outlaws'' played a crick-
ct match, Bishop Wilson captaining the latter
Notwithstanding his valuable and experienced
help, the outlaws were deeisively beaten.
On the last day of each October the city So
licitor of London, with an assistant. attends up-
on the Queens Rememhraneer, when, by proclI-
nation, 'the tenants and oecupiers OF piece
of waste ground called the MooFs in the county
of Sal6p," commanded TO come forth and
do your service. upon pain and peril that shah
fall thereon" Then the solicitor chops in halves
two fagots, one with a hatehet, and the other
with a billhOok. Afterward comes the summons
to the tenants, etc, OF "a certain tenement vii
4 forge" in the Strand, and the payment OF six
horseshoes, with sixty-one shoe-nsils, by the So
lieitor- This forge has long ceased to be- and
the same shoes and nails arc used year after year
the shoes being at least two centuries old
With the death OF Nine Aubernou de NerviiIe
some ten days ago Paris lost one OF its mest IA
nous French hostesses In fact. several of the
French papers declare that her disappearance
marks the closing OF ''le dernier salon GU Ton
cause" Nine. Aubernon de NerviIlc, who was
seventy-two years OF age, has had among her frc-
qucnt guests literary and artistic celebrities
Of such wide fame IS Victor Hugo, AIcxsntfre
Dumas As. the Brothers dc Goncourt. Tourgue-
Hie!f, C;0Gnod, Octave F1eiliet, BTGneteTe, Vic
toriei. SsrdcU, CaTolus- Duran. and a host of
miEGr lights Nine AubcrnoH de NeHviie was
| the proprietTesS Of 4 handsome mansion on the
| Square de Yecsine, which she let to Prince Joa-
| chin Murat the Atter's marriage 10 Mile.
dElchinsen herself removing TO smaller hotel
she purchased in the Rue Aontehaain- Her sum
mers were always passed at her chateau at Lou.
veciennfs. where she died, after long and pain
ful Illness
The evening times., 1899-09-18

Readers of THE TIMES who may at any time
be unable to procure copies of If at any news
-taud or railroad station, or on railroad trains,
Will confer favor upon the management Dy
sending 10 this office information OF the fact.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER is. 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
EXCURSIONISTS
ON THE SEATTLE
Many Leave to View Sights
In Alaska.

The steamer city Of Seattle. Of
swift passage fame. sailed asst ev-
euing Tor the north. Her decks Ncre
crowded With the iarkest mum.
Der NJ passengers that have Rpns
north since the steamer was placed
on the Alaska excursion route
Among the passengers were several
parties ~ tourists who came 10 So
attic from NeW York. - Paul. and
other Eastern cities. They wilI
make the round trip on the steamer.
There we're also a large number q
people bound for juneau. sltka. and
SkhEway
The following i a list Of the frnt.
class passengers Mrs g NJ Craw.
ford. Mrs. ]. H. Moore. Miss =. c.
Jones. Chas. Morse. X. 4. FrinEer.
Prot. Hurch. Mrs. Brown. G. ?. Os-
borne. Mrs. Osborne. Mrs " p Pick
&. Mrs G II. Ilivcr. Ralph wosch.
ter VIM. Woechter. Mrs woschter.
John J. Jones. ARA Jones. c. q.
Chapman. e. sauer. Mrs. aauer. Miss
Aabis Co hiram. Mrs. Lena Il. Ram.
Soy, Miss Cora A. Lewis l.. ~ Grif-
nths, ohm H. Hills. Mrs. Adis Berth
right. 6. o. Davis. Mrs. Andrew Cas-
Tor. Miss CASTER. = r. Downle. n. y
Picket. J. urihith. J. y. LILY. Wen
dsii Clark Mrs. Clarke. Andrew
Cuwau, Gilbert Cowan. ". N Geisey.
Latimer Thompson .MissE Hen Gels.
~. Mics Irene KelleV. Mrs Jane
Hawkins. Geo. W. Barnes. Mrs
Barnes J. T.. chopin. Mrs Chopin.
Miss Edna Rowland. Miss c. r.
Young r. G. Rowland. Mrs Row
land. Mrs. G ,. Young, Miss Jones
Miss T.. T. Vail. Geo. J. Vail. Henry
J. WEIGH. Mrs. A. Ewaid. Mrs. Y. c.
Vail Mrs. Towers. + A gprague.
Mrs. spraEue. Miss Lillian Pember-
ton. 6. Y. Root. Mrs Root. Arthur
kalem, Herbert Howard. r. A Web
ster. r. A. Bassett. A. N. Gardner, J.
w. Hughes, A. E. Strong. Edmund u.
shaw. chas. II. Gates. Mrs. Gates.
and two children. D. &. Shaw, Mrs
Shaw. Mrs. Ambes. Mr. Ames, ChaH
X. Russell Mrs Russell. Mrs w. "
brighton. Mics Isabel Brown. Mrs
-. +. MorAs. Mlsa Amanda MorsH
~ 80 Nellie MOrsa. Miss Marian
Murss. Louis =. Wilson. W n VIII
son, Mrs. Wilson. Thoa Braamer.
Mrs. Brasmer, Miss Bracmar. Mrs.
II y. WilterNtran. Austin g Bastop.
Harold BssteD. Miss A. Hestop. Chaa.
Ritstoek. Carl Hardlo. Mrs. NJ. smith
Horace Barnes. Julius Meyer. Mrs.
WIN. Harfhe, Mrs. y y. Bhw. Dr.
Luce Mrs. Luce. \ " aackett. VIM.
Evans. +. ]. Bilcher. n. T.. Ham
mond. Mrs Heath. H. +. Jurgena,
Mrs. Jurgena. ollie Jurgena. Miss x
silverson, Mrs. Geo. ". stort, Geo.
stort. +. Brown. Mrs. r. Van
Broken. Miss J. Hanson. =. J. Muir
ray. Th0s J. McCully. Hawley Ar
mold, =. 7. n Hamlet. J. Block, A.
L. Hamilton. Richard Frerney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
MANY MEN
ARE ENLlSTING

Twenty-six applicants were exam
ibed at the recruiting Office ye~ter-
day. and Of this number IS were ae-
cepted. and three more will be.
F.ieven % the rs werr sent 70 Van
eouver. tao to the Preside. and two
remain In Seattle. IL 10 expected that
eniistmeuts viii Be greater hereafter.
ms the Office ls being well aaysrtta-
ed throughout the surrounding caun-
try. Tacosna u not pet tsrx. enough
90 have a recruiting aGiice Of tts own.
bat the town has been well posted.
and tao applications have already
been resolved.
one - the applicants was A. r
Warner. late Of the 81. Paui 4 ra-
coma Lumber 80. Mr. Warner -
tss son % a 81 Paul iumh.rman
and capitalist. and came to this
coast 20 rake a praetleAi study II
the lumber business. lie haa been
at Tacoma for three months In this
pursuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
DR.. CALDWELL
ARRIVES HERE
Cane In on the S. s |. last
Night From Vancouver.

Among the nawsauites returning
On the Oarounr, and who arrived IN
lhc city last night. was Dr. Robert
=. Caldwell. ~ 1895 Sinsh avenue.
this city lie i AT the present time
Hufferiug from an attack ~ aEsraX-
atrd asthma, and the chances 81 Ms
recovery are small. Last uiEhi IL
Naa nut thought that he would live
uutil this morning. nr Heunaey at
tended pe. Caldwell lat night. ard
At uuoa he was resting easier. while
IN Dawson he worked a. his profss-
sion. and vas fairly successful I'm
al taken sick. about Christmas
TT Caldwell brought out with hifn
the rwmalns ~ hla daughter. Mrs..
Rose Daniels. whn died April Is -
typhoid fewer. Mt Daniels is sttil
in laMa.sn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
PROSPECTS or
A RATE WAR
Canadian Company Withdraws
From the Association.

At the meeting Of the Alaska
steamship association, held ycster-
day afternoon IN the rooms IT the
Pacific Coast company IN the Burke
building. letter was read announe-
Ing that the Canadian Pacific Navi-
cation company. operating the steam
erH Tees and Danube between the
north and British Columbia ports.
has Withdrawn from the asa0ria-
ton. The reason for this action. Il
seems. ~ that the Canadians appear
e. be DESTROYS - renewing the old
feud regarding the calling Of Ameri-
can steamers al ports on the British
side. This matter was ~ such a
serious nature that 70 nearly eaua-
ed Fl rate war between the Ameri-
can and Canadian companies.
In the event ~ IT, being "a fact
that the Canadian company has
severed lts Connection with the as
s0cla ti0n, there Is every indication Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
With Two Millions
of Metal.
EN.COy. INGRAM AND OTHERS
Arrive from Vancouver which Place
Thor Reached on the
Steamer esrrone.

Several thousand people gathered
a. the Great Northern depot lasi cv-
enlug TO see ami welcome the klou-
dikers who came doNn ~ Vancouver
from 81. Michael on the steamship
Garonnu.
A wait q over an hour Tor the de-
laysd seattle a International train
ga not discourage the crowd. and
when Il pulled into thr depot. ehuer
after cheer rent the air Tho train
vas made up Of NJ eeaches. and the
treasure al bosrt probably exceeded
two miilit0 dollars. The Canadian
hank - Commerce owned about a
million and ashaN Of the gold
brought In 7 ). tlpny, 81 Seattle,
hal sgaS,o 90. and 7. Andrews about
SO. 90
The treasure train was met At
Sumaa b. General Manager Nil
hers special. IN which were. among
others. Mrs Mc0raw. Alias McGrRw
Mrn Etralnerd. Harpid Preston. -
Il. Stewart, r. &. Hughes. Maurice
McMlcken. Lester Turner. l. G. OH
man and Capt. John a. Libby.
Ex-Gov. Metiraw was given a
hearty WelcQsne % bis many friends
Ia seattle as he ailghted from the
train. T. :. Levy and ether we'll
known Seattlsites wha also srrived
found a host u friends 60 meet them.
A number u caps Nome miners
came In oa the train. Several con
demned the country. while others
claimed that Il was rich In tha pre-
eious metal. The Eafhsrtnx % such
a large and enthusiastic crowd ~ the
Grcsf Northern depot last night.
shows the great interest the citizens
81 seattle take IN the northern gold
fields and In everything concerning
them. This morning the wnii that
arrived by the $. 4 l. train vas TAX
an To the assay Office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
About Town.

wlIham Hoffman was bound over
to the superior court yesterday
charged with grand inrceny.
The body % Rose Daniels. wife Of
John Daniels. ard daughter ~ Dr.
caldseli, arrived in this city las
night; The remains came from Al
Aaka In the Garonns. which arrived
at Vancouver Tuesday.
Tailor Wise IL taking hts vacation
this vesk. and Deputy sheriff = u
Firm "a nllins his place at Hotel De
Van De Vanter.
william r. Wells aevi - years.
died yesterday Al Providence hos.
pitni % bo0ei trouble. It's remains
were cnbaimed a. HonncY q Stew
arts and wiil be SHIPPED 70 Fort
HraEg. Cal. faT lntrrment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle and Vicinity. Tonight and
Friday, fair. windf west % north.
The barometrlc pressure ls nav
lowest over Idaho. and highe On
tho Washington coast No prwCip.
ItRtion 10 reported. except a trace at
points on Washington coast. and 90
OF an inch at Helena. Mont Cloud
inspa prevails over the Nnrthw est
but west OF the Cascades D. is
thought 10 b. what il locally called
high fcg." from which rain rarely
occurs Ia am hppTeclablo amount
In waiia wails country the temper
aiurv has fallen 10 degrees since yes
teriay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
ONE BOND
is ACCEPTED
BY the Board OF Education
Other Two Rejected.

The board % education. At a spe-
cial session last night. accepted only
one Of the four bonds fled IN con
nect!on With the Letting q the con-
tracts Tor the new school buildings.
The bond 81 James q spur the sue
cessful bidder for ths additions 20
the Queen Anne school. the con-
tract price for which Is ts4ss. was ar
cepted- The successful bidders for
the other three contracts also flied
bonds. but they were personal bonds
ana were not Satisfactory 10 the
board.
5. sehultz. the lowest and success
fui bidder for the Rainier school con-
tract, backed down, on the ground
that his estimate vas too low About
"a letters from Eastern architects,
with reference To the plans c0ntem
platei Tor the new high school build
Ing. have already been received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
OFF FOR ALASKA.

The steamer AiaKi. % the Pacific
coast steamship company left yvs-
tertay afternoon for Lynn canal
ports The Af-ki vent north under
command % Capt Hlnkis. The orr
Eaba sails today for the north with
big cargo u powder. fee shs mines
~ southeastern Alaska. and t0.o0a
feet u dressed lumber. Tire follow
ing passengers went north on the
Al-ki! Mrs.. Crowley, ], {. Crooks.
Peter Moran. y. y. wilcox. J. NJ.
stewart. NJ. VIM. Green. Nlns R.ua
Jacobs. Geo Counter. Mrs, y N
HisEins. Emily shaw. Mira WIN
Hura. r. Joseph. ard three second
class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
clAlMsLacKoF EVIDENCE

H. ". C0rson, through his att0r-
ncys. Gilman s Howe. has filed a
demurrer 10 the motion that he be-
disbarrcd, This motion il based on
the afiidaYit - calvin n HaEan. al.
lcglng that Corson had appropriated
funds collected on a judgment. Ae-
eorting To the demurrer the ariidavit
does not set forth facts SUFFICIENT to
constitute cause OF action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. July so-oames In the
National league yesterday resulted
as follows At baltimore -cinolnatii
&. Baltimore o. At Washington first
Eanc-Cisyslaud T. Washington :.
second same Washington 6. CisVe-
land :. at Philadelphia Louisville q
Philadelphia 9 . a. Scw York Chic
aFn o. New York ,. at brooklyn
f'ittsburK !. brooklyn 4. At Hostou
- Louis !. Boston
The standing u the clubs ia az fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
ALONG THE WHARVES

Steamer Crarina is das today from
San Franciara with large cargo u
freight and a large conaiK nmeu -
powder
steam collier willamette sailed
this morning with coal for san Fran
cisco
About 400 eNruruiouista went out
around the bay on the big barge
stookum last evening The time was
spgnf in dancing 60 che music Of
Lur bins band The uiThtwaH fine
and she ~xeurniOuistH had an enjoy
able time
The british steamer Garoane.
which arrived a, Vancouver recently
froni ~ Michael. 10 expected O. ar.
rive here this afternoon Tor supplies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20

"a coming rate war. should this oc-
vur. both the American aud cana.
dian companies would he heavy ioe-
CTS as the Alaskan tnaiiic ir at prea-
cul az its height 4 result Of this
sort IL iust what the majority Of the
companies dvslrv tn avoid, and Il f.,
therefore. hoped that the withdraw
ing corporation Will reconsider It's
action.
Bcforg the meeting adjourned. a
committee consisting OF J. =. Trow-
bridge, q =. Caine. , o. Carroll and
Charles stewart, WHa appointed 60
devise plan Tor the arrangement Of
weights aud measures as a basis for
freight charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
FIGHT DECLARED OFF.

The "aeran" between Costello. thr
bis sailor. and Denver IA smith,
has been declared Of The Iowa sails
today Tor san Francisco. aud the big
ught was not scheduled to take place
until next saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20

They can SGT out until the middle
Of October. and he thinks VIII most
aHauredly do 30 Hundreds were
preparing to rrturn when he trft
Aynii city. The fuel problem hlun".
he SAYS. would drive people out ~
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
INcoRpoRaTIoNs.

The Acme Improvement company
has n.lrd articles OF inoorporh ton
with the county auditor. The IN
corpafaiors arr: he wilton u.
French. Peter BottinEor and chnflsf
v. Remnhcrg. and the capital Htack
10 fcoo0, fhe company proposes to
engage IN the manufacture Of drvdE-
Ing machinery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
Washington sswmifI Trust

VANCOUVER. July f9.-sawmiil
men IN The interior OF British Col
umbia are endeavoring "a form
trust. Re Is expected 10 combine the
Interests Of East and West Kontenni
Yale ani Boundary crpek. II may
BE- six months before the arrange
meuts are completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
IHBlAN MINERS MERE.

Among the Klondlkers who came
down on the DinKo yesterday were
TaEiBh Charley and Taglsh I'D. the
weii-known siwash miners. They
are down for their health. and. In
cidentaliY. a good time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
He Saved My Eyes

My eyes were 50 bad l had to
atom reading entirely. The dizziness.
the blurrinR and pain around the
eyes made me fear total blindness.
pr Reeves mastery over diseases OF
the eyes So certainly wonderful !
can now see good, and. best OF an.
can read with comfort. ] was cu#ed
In a short time, while other doctors
Tempered with my eyes for the past
ak years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
Big Strike Threatenes.

NEW YORK. July 20.-A general
strike ~ 10000 ionEshoremen is
threatened. The men demand a
slight advance in wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
He Cured Me
OF Deafness.

My deafness came on about six
years Ago, with bad ringing noises
in the head. which troubled me
greatly in conversation. l had to
ask people TO raise their voices when
speaking 60 me. and around the table
/ could only near the sound % voices.
hut could not catch a word. My hear
ing rapidly improved under Dr.
Reeves treatment. I now hear good
and the ringing noises have entirely
stopped"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

Attic Northwest Mining Exchange
today the bidding was quite warm.
and Sunset was run down low The
calls and blda were
LISTED STOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
He Cured
My Stomach. y

"nefore consulted Or. Reeves my
stomach was very had. The severe
pains. helchiuE, bloatinR ana sour
risnga were awful. | lost a. pounds
in less tran a year. ! thank God IL
was my fortune 70 10 10 this great
doctor, who cured me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
VIII arrive be K at wharf
at 1880 2. m. sharp
In time for last cars.

The "Ekookum" IS being
Thoroughly rented for the *
curaian season. iH absolutely
safc and comfortable. and has
a carrying capacity 81 300
people.
No cr0wdlnF. No rowdyIBm.
Come and bring thu children
and babies FREE SuRs-
EUY on board. Ia charge II
competent mHtrau
Bring your lunch or take
your meals aboard at city
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-20
lust Like a Deaf Mute
Or. Reeves Restored
His Nearing Perfectly
0ut-of- PeODle

People afflicted with any disease
Whatsoever. should write TO DIR.
Reeves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY APRIL Z. 1899

g and shorn grades - 50as5 Is. Receips-cattle.
10000: hogs. 2sOco: sheep. 10000
Cincinnati. April 6--Hoes steady 81 35Gs3 e7h. Cat
ne steady 81 1898. sheep steady. 81 1896. Lambs
steady. ~ 25as6.
East Buffalo. April 6-Receips Of sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the "a hours ended At
noon to-day were Cattle. II cars sheep and lambs 10
cars, hogs IL Shpments-Cattle. Il cars; sheep
and lambs. II hogs Csttle-There was only
one load sale and light demand. The feeling con
unues weak. Calves In good supply mostly Of com
mon Choice to extra quotnbe s. I5as6: good TO
choice ~ 5ofs5 10 Sheep and ambsThe offerings were
about Is loads and with demand about the same an
Yesterday prices about Sc lower. Western lambs
were slow and lower Sheep good demand proIortnoate
y Hight supply. ready Wool native lambs were quoabe
for choice 50 0a<6 l5 good 10 choice s. puSB
common TO fair 81 25ds5 60 sheep choice to extra s.
ass % good choice 81 1895 common to fair 81 80
asa - The offerings pretty well cleaned up. and
the close about steady. Hostile market was slow
but there good general trade at steady yesterday
prices Workers. sold 81 a5si medium and heavy. s4a
81 pigs 81 sOds3 So roughs 81 sass So stays 81 30
as -. cleaned up. and the close
was steady at unchanged prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07
Railroads..
new YORK CENTRAL

%. All through rains stop at Albany utica syracuse
=. Trains leave Grand Central station ms follows
EMPiRE STATE ESPREss LIMiTEp =,
Fastest train In the World. Due Buffalo. 40 r. ~.
Niagara Falls, 5.32 p. M: Toronto. 900 r. NJ: "
Toit. lilo p. N. Limited to i,s seating capacmy
1870 a NJ. DAY EXPRESS. except SUNDAY: o,p 70.
LOO N souNIwEsTERH LIMITED and CHI, CHI
natl Indianapolis. st. Louis. Detroit and chicago
300 p M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL eSesp'
. ~ ~ sunday stops ~ important stations q. ,o,,
6.3O p M-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. paly5.sn,s,nnst
train % chicag via Lake Shore. pn ,..Sew ana
600 P M"wTsTERH EXPRESS p.iy-rcr; N SIss
s25 yS5Grq Ssyesnfsr pssr0 pa fSa Troy
- - Montreal and except SATURDAYS. Tor ott.wa> ,ox
80 p M.-ADrRoNDACTx MOUNTAINS AND Nun
% m TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. -,,rvrsrrpy
S.3O e; .Mi-BrFyAL2 AID Nsrsrs Fails
DID p. M-PACTFIc EXPRESS. Dsily-For Os s ~,
burg. Niagara Fails. cleveland. chicago, ana 90 "a
1910 nishs2MTDSrdHr rxrREss For c ss.Ss;
every night except Sunday nights san'"'
nights Chicago seepers leave AZ ?io
HARLEM DIVISION ...x :,
OLE A. N and 3.55 p M.-nstly except sun'''' y
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light ., Scala,
Ticket and Wagner orces at Grand Cen,r'u S.s
pas columbT. Ave- 81 West ie5h ST. ,2s,h $, sa;l. !,
and 3sh New YORK: 1873 and i@b rul,oh Dr.
and LOG Broadway. r. D. BROOKLYN. 80 . 49,, v.,v
Telephone "27so Thirtyeghth Street for new Ell,
denc~ nv westcott Express Company. 49,.
GEORGE r. DANIELS. General Passenger Agen'