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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-16
cAsTLEGATE NEWS.
Lively Incidents Occurring In Thriv-
ing Coal Town.
Especial Correspondence


CaStlegate, Oct. H.-Castlegate deer and
bear hunters went out in body this
morning to hunt. Last Sunday a fine deer
was brought into town by James Evans.
While up one of the canyons he, with
some more Rimr0ds. say they saw bear.
50 this morning they sailed forth to hunt
bruin. Several crack shots are among
them and one or two experienced bear
hunters. and it will not be surprising to
see the party return with large game
Born. to the wife of Alma Jones. last
evening, fine SON
There was a marriage i'm Italian town
last evening, and the usual festivities
were INDUCED iE to an alarming extent.
Some of these times there will be an in
quest following.
Quite number of brake-beam travellers
were in town yesterday and this morning.
One of them was minus a leg but the
way he tackled a freight train this morn
ing was a surprise TO the Initiated but
they all got put off and as usual the coke
ovens are their rendezvous.
a great deal of want0n destruction is
going on among the young hGOdiums of
this town. Several windows have been
broken of late belonging to the Mormon
church. The authorities of the ward are
determined to nut stop 10 it. a reward
is being offered.
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KaysvilIe Officers INDICATED.
Especial SUPERINTENDENT


KaysvilIe. Oct 1.-THE Democratic
municipal ticket nominated last night con-
tains tfls names Of many Of the preSenr
cYIy officers. A desire was expressed in
the caucus by some Leading citizens thar
the mayor and an OF the counci1nen
should be Fem0mim1eed, and thisl came
NEAR carrying. only one changes being.
made In the council. The ones Who were
TenGminGted were: Mayor BARNES and
C0unCflmen Swan. Jones. Galley and
Blood. James II. LlRfOri. the other coun-
Gilman, is an experienced man,. having
heretofore served in the c0uncilS
The present unsettled conditions OF the
city government is given as the reason
why the people were 10th TO make sweep
ing changes in the officers. 10 fsa gener-
ally believed that those who have been
i'm the tight to establish the city iaIraS-
diGt10n over the entire municipalities should
be reelected in order tfIae the policy at
present being pursued may be carried out
The denominations are taken as Il vim
dicatiOn of the action Of aI1a mayors and
council In the kaysvllle~LAbNt0m muddle
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coALvILLE DEMOCRATS.
Strong Ticket Put Up, Which VIII
Win Sure.
fspecjaI CORRESPONDENTS.

Especial C0rresp0rNleRce.)
Coalville. Oct. 14.-At the Democratic
primary held here tonight the following
winning ticket was nominated for Coal
Vile City;
For mayor. r. l.. Allen; recorder. Daniel
Sommers: treasurer. John Robinson;
marshal, r. L. Beech; justice of The peace,
% H. Rhead city cOuncikmen. John
Booth. John p Allguod Thomas Copiey,
r. S. Colderwood and Joseph Jones.
For precinct committee the following
were selected: J. l.. BOyden Daniel SOM
mers, Frank Nippon and J. p. AflgoGd.
As the party emblem. the meeting Sc
lected a Thoroughbred rooster i'm aM at
titude of defiance.
Mayor Allen presided and r s. Calder
wood acted as secretary. With the eNcep-
ton of the counCilmen and treasurer. VINO
were nominated by ballot, all were NOM
mated by acclamatf9m
The Democrats. and many Republicans
here. are confident that If the parity will
do its duty ON election day that the above
ticket in it's entirety will be elected by Il
safe majority. although by the FeStrfe-
tion Of the city limits ah0.t Gue-Ghfrd
az the voters have been cut off. and each
party feels that it has lost the greater
number of votes.
The Republican caucus Will be held on
Monday evening. the 16gh inst.
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Eureka Mans Death.

(By Telephone to- The Heraid)
Eureka. OCT. 15.--IyifIiaur Peters, a man
Of about 40 years wle has been resi-
dent of Eureka for the past year. sied
thfs afternoon Peters was not very wen
known in this seotf0ns having come here
from Nevada. and most Of nis Time was
SpeT1f. III aud around the saloons ard enfr-
9bIfrae houses Of the camp. a complication
sof diseases couple with dissi paaion and
epfleptfe Ills, was said 70 have eeem enc
cause Of hE@ deaths DeGeaSed mas EeHa-
notifieTf 81 sls Cleaths md the officers are
awaiting word from them before making
arrangements f0rsinterment
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Piles Are Universal.

One person in every four has some
form of rectal trouble. Remedies that
will relieve are plenty. but there is one
remedy only that radically cures the
most stubborn cases. Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment cures blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles, no matter
hold old or serious the case may be. No
pain. no operation, no less of time and
but trifiing expense. If your case is
serious you must choose between sur
berry or Buckeye Pile Ointment The
latter is the surest. Price. in bottles,
so cents: in tubes, Is cents.
Sold by z. C. NJ. 1. Drug Department.
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YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.
VIII Hold a Good Citizenship Met
ING Before Election.

The Young Peoples union of the city.
composed of the young peoples So
cieties of the various churches of the
city, held a large and enthusiastic
meeting at the First Congregational
church last evening. presided over by R.
r. Eaton. Lost Opportunities" was
the subject discussed, and the discus
sion was quite general and interesting.
The union is planning to have a grand
rally in the Jewish temple on Thursday
evening. Nov. >. in the interest of good
citizenship, with view to influencing
the election in the interest of good gov
eminent. There viii be speeches along
this line. 1t is also intended To have
all the preachers of the city discuss this
matter from their pulpils on the morn
ing of SUNDAY. Oct. 20.
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Richfeld Notes.
AtLN4IlAaANI 4NULCoa
Especial CorreSp1ndeacesG

Especial C0rrGSp0udeace8b
Richaeld Oct. 15.-G. T. Bean has leased
the north half of the Andertou block in
this city and it is his Intentions 10 start
a restaurant and lodging house aboilt the
first of next north.
Nearly at @f tine past week has BEEN
cold and at times stormy Rain has fall
len at various times. and this morning am
inch of sEow lies ON the ground 1t has
showed generally ON the mountains
There lis q great deaR al sickness ifr
town. the majority of cases being believed
to be typhoid fever. W. a. Seegmiller
Mrs J. y. Peterson and Mrs. Anna G.
OrrOck are quite Ill, although for lack
of assistance Mr. Seegmfllsr Continues
at his p0sr as postmaster Mrs Orrock
has been compelled to- close ner school.
The long spell of dry weather is beaeyeG.
20 be responsible for this sickness.
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NEWS FROr1 OVER THE STATE.

the ground and large branches were split.
off. E
AT 8 o'clock this morning fully three
inches of snow had fallens and att if5s
teryals all day Ii has been showing 1t iS
feared that another heavy fall tonight
VIII add tostf1e already great Gstmage tlat
has been done tosorchardS
A number of local sugar beet raiserSA
have been snotined bY CO. Ogden factory
to commence shipping thsir cFeps, The
work however. is being delayed BIZ the
stormy weather. The quality of, the
lbeefs seems To- be good. but as yet little
Is known as TO the yield per acres A.
beet raising is still In itiS experimental
stage hereabouts farmers ara anxious to-
der 10 determine whethersor notetns RATS
ing of beets is profitable
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vernal Brevities.
Especial Correspondenee.1

vernaa. Oct 12-Despfts the wave e.
Mckinley prosperity the tax dues seem
to come quite slowly. A number Of school
districts have levied very heavy special
taxes this year and to this is attributed
the apparent FelWctaHce with which the
revenues come In.
The proposition to bond the county for
the purpose of erecting al modern court
house seems to be gaining IN favor, AL
Roy Cotton. who has been dan gcr0gRszy
I'M wlth typhoid fewer f9r Several weeks.
is slightly improved. although sti4l very
tOyV
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A. O. U. w.

Salt Lake legion No. 1, Select Knights
of Kansas, will meet in regular session
on Tuesday evening, Oct. II, and ear
nestly request all members to be pres
emit on that occasion, as there will be
a number of candidates TO be initiated
Deputy G. c. Vereen Ball has been
doing good work for the legion here.
Twenty-one candidates were initiated
at the last session, and we understand
there are twenty more for Tuesday
evening. The officers and members are
requested to be on hand at 8 .. m.
sharp. ALEX BROWNE,
Commander.
GEO. E. TEASDALE,
Recording Treasurer.
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EPHRAIM REPUBLICANS.
Their Convention Tonight Will Be
Red Hot Affair.
fspeeial CORRESPONDENCE. }

Ephraim. Oct. 15.-The Republican city
convention will be held In the opera
house Monday night, and it promises to
be hot number. For mayor there will
he four candidates for the nonnina tor
Adolph Jensen, Bishop C.. r. Dorius, Peter
Schwalhe and Peter Peterson. the three
first named being members of the pres
eflt city council.
The big fight, however. will be for the.
nomination for marshal. lit has narrowed
down to a three-cormered contest between
David n BeaI the present Incumbent.
who is now serving his second term, Olof
Thursby and Warren Larsen, one Of
Utah's battery A boys. There were a
number OF other candidates but have all
been lost sight Of The partisans of each
candidate are working hard and it prom
ises to be a very close contest.
The present incumbents in the other
offices will all be candidates for reEomin-
alton.
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EPHRAIM AFFAIRS.
Mrs. w. A. Larsen Dcad-Huntsrs
Encounter Lynx.
(sneciai Corresnondence.l

Ephraim, Oct 15.-Mrs. Matilda Lar
sen. wife of William A. Larsen died in
confinement at her home in his city last
night Everything that me3ica. skill
could accomplish was done for her but
without avail.
Mrs. Larsen was born in this CITY Oct.
T. 1859 She was married to William A.
Larsen. Oct. e. 1879. and at the time of
her death they were Planning upOH ceie-
brating the twentieth anniversary Of their
wedding. She leaves husband and eight
children to mourn her untime-y death.
She was a woman who was loved and re-
spected by everyone wEO knew her.
Tom Taylor was arraigned before jus
tice Christensen Friday on the charge OF
assauting Conrad ShuEtz. He entered a
plea of guilty and was taxed $.
l. j. Olsen was arrested Friday for
creating a disturbance on the street by
giving vent to his feelings. in loud ard
hoisterious manner. The city justice con-
ciuded his fin was worth S.
Charles whitloek and n. Q. Anderson
mountains few days ago while they
were hunting buckskin. They took shot
or two at them. but the brush was SO
thick the animals eSca ped.
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schoolmaster ostien Acquitted.

Especial C0rFespomdenceI .
Eureka, Oct. 15-John Csttens the prin-
cipal of the Eureka public schools who
was arrested some tinrs ago on - warrant
sworn to by Charles LAYER. charging him
with battery ON tine eOmpiainanGs 9-sear-
old son. was tried by a jury yesterday
and found Eos guilty. Th4s TRIAL was the
0Htc0ms Of Principal 0stlem'@ punishing
Mr.. LAYERS child. The father, upon learn
ing of tine affair. proceeded To- the school
house and severely beat tins school teach
err Mr.. I4aver paid a fine of ST. 50G anu 'sAe6a.
had a warrant sworn out ON which Prln-
cipal CStien was tried and found nor
guilty yesterday.
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Circleville Happenings.
lSpeclal Correspondenee.

%2R%@AhA S@6A@~A1@~Ast5@A 49,
Circlevllle. Oct. H-Snerin James
Stocks from Marysvale IS heres serving
summons or the petit p1ururs drawn from
this place. viz; Ether Haneocl III 81 Gill;
lies, Joseph Simkins and EE. E3a SALISBURY.
l.. Crops from Victor. C0fGs is here on
business. and is the guest Of j. TIs GULF
mer.
We are having regular winter weather
here now. Ii still continues to- sfCrnIs and
the winds are very COLD
G.. T. Henry, county surveyor Of Itute
county was notified that his wife Isl ill.,
and returned to his home in MarySvale
last evening. $s
0. A. Dalton started for his new mons
in New Mexico yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-16
The Liver Keeps People Well.

When, the liver is sluggish, all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
Constipation, Biliousness, Jaundice,
Headache. Indigestion, Pain in Back.
Chills and Loss of Energy. You will
never know how promptly these trou-
bles can be cured until you use Herb
inc. 1t cures quickly when other REM
edies utterly fail Regulates the Liver,
Purifies the Blood. Herbine is a Harm
less Vegetable Remedy that gives new
life and energy almost from the first
dose. Price so cents. Free Trial Bot
tie at z. C. Nj. l. Drug Department
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SYMPATHY FOR POOR 10.
Belief That Utes Should Never Have.
Been Brought to Utah.
Especial CCrrespoNIenCes ]

Verual. Oct. 1.-THE sentiment is grow
ing in this section tilaS the Tses, Of tie
White River and Uncampahgre tridag ara
to BE pijied fin tfefr present condition
III isS the firm conviction Oil nfafiE infrar4
tial observers that very great blunfer
was committed when thsss Indians were
moved across the line from tila2r ca
haunts5 The sentiment ia becoming cutie
the Indians as Well asE the state ID tigGh
by their removal. The country frenl
which they were removed IS ore OF the5
best game regions In the CERTIFY and
aside from a few ca ttls+ fa53c hes is stilf.
d wild country ROUTE ana RID Bsaneo
counties win neyer amount To much as
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Mrs. Wetzell's Solos.

Mrs. Ella Cumming Wetzell sang at
both morning and evening services at
ST Pauls yesterday and charmed the
congregation with the beauty Of her
voice and manner. Her selection in the
morning was with Nerdure Clad, -
from Handel's Creation" In the even
ing she sang an Ave Maria by Mad
anne Murio Celfi- At the close of the
evening service Mrs. Wetzell was given
quite reception by the music lovers Of
The congregation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-16
TREES WE'RE DAMAGED.
Heavy Snow Causes Loss In Kays-
Vile Orchards.
(SpeciaII Correspondence

Kaysvfl.e. Oct. i5.-Great damage was.
done to fruit and shade: trees by the
SHOWS orrl that commenced All an early
hour this morning. The heavy foiiage on
the trees formed a lodging place for the
snow. which, in places. stripped the stare
ly poplar trees of their branches. Some
fruit. men report that peach trees we're:
broken down and destroyed. andsthe loss
will be great. In some cases apple trees
laden with fruit were weighted down 10
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Provo hers In Heher.
lsnec w tE-@5i13orr-es pondence

H46sr Oct i5,--AboHt 40 Utah '~Dnney
te4oherss including number OF their
fIiends. came up on yeSlsertfay tnqFrraM&
fraf1 ard fIeId u cOnjolnt institute with
the teleherS OF Wasarch cOnnEy. Two
sessions 5rare fed. one in 1he forenoon,
the other IN the fternsori. Between ri1a
Iliesitirrgs u res visitors were 1nyfcrd 10 "a
SIifYntlIogiIs lunch served by the horne
,tsaf he-s Il he visitors returned nome on
the afternoon trasn-
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a Thoughtful Husband.
QChicago News)

you asked me to bring you some pin
money this morning" said the young hus-
band.
Yes she replied with an air of expec-
fancy.
well" said he. II thought / might as
well save you trip downtown. so 1
brought you a paper of pins instead
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The Very Opposite.
- - - - = = - l113.9 y. 2
yorIr Toiir,,a i sYss

t-SCN lCA n as~a
Mistah Johnsing-A An IS yo' convinced
OF, dat gals trufa an constancy2
MiStah Smff-YeS. indeed. | went to-
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de othah day. an
he said. DAT on y people Wit thin lips wuz
treacher-us an crool.
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:. treasures of FLOWERS Rare
and Roses Red .

Gone from enriched, ppen
nodrta1ed soil, giDfng the re-
salt of perfect grogyth. The
same resaH can Be obtained
BY Humanity III general, if
they look after the blood,
tie life of tie qvhole system.
Hoods SzrsapArala 1 tie one specific
remedy for tits. as Il transforms roor
Stood into perfect btood-1ff,or,i qphich fol-
ozus tie greatest Of blessings, COED aeaifk.
Eczema Sascc. I zuas a child I
have had eruptsons on my bcdypot.ic1 our
physician pronounced ecsensa- Itook st<
bottles Of Hoods SaysSpariIIa and haze
had no return of the disease" Ms la n.
Potter. Connezat. Ono.
Eod5 SaldabaaA
eve! D
Hoods Pills cure LIVER lrsi The noslrritasns ana
only cathATtic e take with Hoods sArsapArllsa.
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BEDROOM IN AN ELEPHANT.

GEO. Z. TEASDALE, @
Recording Treasurer.
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DEACONESS SET APART.
Interesting Ceremony Performed at
ST. Marks Cathedral. >
MISS ELLIOTT ORDAINED
FIRST ORDINATION IN STATE OF
UTAH.

Bishop Leonard oficiated, and the
Services Were Impressive-Apos-
tie cIawson and Angus M. Cannon
the Speakers at the Tabernacle
Mr.. Cannon Describes Vision.
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FIRST CLAS; laundry work done a, hors
WILLIAMS. 413 7th-aye
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foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County or
~ New York-FREDD2ICK wOHRMANN Plaintiff
against GESINE WORKMAN. alleged widow OF fiernah
Wohrmann deceased individually and Administrative
of the goods chattes credits OF Herman wohrmann'
deceased and others. Defendants. ..,
OF an Interocutory Judgment OF Iart,on
Sale. duly made entered in the above enuueu
undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named VIII
sell at Public Auction. the New York Real Estate
Sales Room. III Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian City Of York the 23rd day OF November
Auctoneers the premises directed by said inter
ocutory judgment to be Sold and therein described as
follows: - ,. l.,
the Of the City OF New York. designated
on a map of the Glass House Farm belonging TO the
estate Of Rapej deceased by the number -Four
hundred and Lightweight ss said lot being situated on
the nbrthsry eide Thirty ninth Street in said CITY be
tween the Ninth and Tenth Avenues and bounded and
described follows, 10 wit: BEGINNING at point on
the Northery eide OF Thrnnth Street Aforesaid distant
hundred and fifty feet westerly from the westerly
eide Ninth thence running westerly along the
northerly Thrtynnth Street twenty-five fee; 10
the Southea.erly number Four hundred and
(4s said Map thence northerly along the
eastery side Of said lot numbered 4s9 and parallel win
nneyeight feet and nine inches to the
Of the block between Th!rty-ninth and Foreth
Streets: thence easterly aong said centre line OF the
feet the northweserly OF lot
westerly side Of 4s7 parallel with
ninetyeight feet and inches TO the
place beginning said lot being in breadth In front and
twenty-five feet and In depth each side ninety
Dated: New York. November list 1890
CLIFFORD w HARTRYDGE. Referee
O. r. & c. [. CARRCTH. Attorneys ior Plaintiff. 300
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
described above. the number being APT West
39h Street. Borough Of Manhattan New York:
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forfcloenrc 5alrs.


hearing date the seventeenth day OF October 1873 e
Undersigned the In said Judgment "a
s,li az public Auction the New York Eeal tv,nse
Sales Room No III Broadway N ,he bI orc ,ab dev Of
haitian CITY OF New York. on Monday. the lah uaS hy
Novcrnber 1909 AT ~ o'clock noon on that Gay; ~
James /. Wells auctioneer the premises aa ,oi
said judgement 10 be and therein DESCRIBED as
lows. ALL. that certain lot piece or parcel OF f.,
tho huding thereon erected situate. lylns ana
Tho Twentv-,hiri Ward OF the city or New iulh
bounded and described follows VIZ i'egnns ~
noint ON the side or Wills Avenue, r,ne5
northwardly from the cotIei
bv tho intersection the northerly side OF one Y,s
and fourth Street with the westerly sac W one
hundred and thirty fourth street and partly hos
nartv wall eighiv-one (sD feet and six oo' ,y
thence norhwardv parallel with Wills Avenue, nt,h
ave OK, feet. thence eastwardly again paa".t 80
Ono hundred and thrtv-fourth street ana party .
another Marty wall eghty-cne fSD feet ana SIX W
60 he westerly side 81 Willis Avenue alu,eSai. ",,
thence eo,,hverdlv along the said side or WITS
the point or place i
The building on premises being known bN 'n
number lI5 Willis Being the sam, ,,nher,
,rhict yers conveyed 10 William Kaufman ny NY,,
Posenberg and John Aaron: by iced hearing u Of
15th 1896 and recorded in the of'ce OF the a. n,
10 rq.v and County Of New York the 2ith Gay ho
Jrly 1896 in Block Series Conveyances,' section u NV
90. 1914 .eoo
Dated New York October 18th. 1s3n ,.,o..
ERNEST HALL.
for Plaintiff
"a william street.
Borough Manhattan.
Y. city. ,.
street number 81 this property Is lfo WINS ,
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New-York. foot Charnbers-st
as follows minutes earlier from West sd
A. M.-vesfibuled Express daily for Blnghamton.
wsverly Enira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 8
p NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo
300 y. M.-Vestibuled mited-Fast mall daily. Solid
train for Chicago Cey Gland 7:40 A. NJ Chicago
3 p NJ Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
7,3O =. M.-Bufrao and Cleveland Vesbued Express
daily Arrives at Buffalo 1908 A. NJ, Bradford 20 A. NJ
jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ. Ceve-
land 1890 p II Sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe
Library Car 49,
Elmira and Chicago Seepers to Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car.
i COMMoDATIoNs at llls 49, 26l 4oi and s3I Broad
way 27 Bowery, l56 East l25th-s and 2I3 West l25th
e. Chambers and West 23d-s ferries New York. 1913
and $50 Fulton-s 9s Broadway BROOKLYN: 22 Rverst..
Uoboken and Jersey City station. New York Transfer
Co calls foi and cheeks baggage from hotels and resi-