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GOLSON CASE GOES
 TO SUPREME COURT
Bilboffxceptioqs WiA be Drawn
 Thi8M0fnipgozs
EXTENSION WAS GRANTED
Because of Disagreement Between the Judge and Appellants The Case ot Mrs Cribbs on Trial-News
 of Other Courts

The bill of exception in the case of Will Golson, who is under sentence of death for the murder of Chief Deputy Sheriff Robt. Warnock, will be drawn up this morning and forwarded to the supreme court.
 The time allowed by law in which bill of exceptions could be filed expired on the 10th inst, but an extension of time was granted because of certain disparagements between Judge Greene and the appellants attorneys, as to certain rulings and excep- tions. A conference between Judge Greene, the solicitor and the attorneys will be held this morning to straighten out the matter and to agree upon a bill. It is probable that Attorneys Montgomery and Monks will argue the case before the supreme court.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleas ant method and beneficial effects of the we'll known remedy, SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured by the CALIFORNIA Ere SYRUP Co.,, illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa- tive principles of plants known to be incidentally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxa- tive, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and levers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative.
 In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the CALIFORNIA FIe SYRUP Co. only In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid limitations, please rcmem Der the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
 SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
 LouIsvrI,LE KY NEW YORK. N r. For sale by all Drussisss.-Psiee soc per bottle
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Sacred Concert at East Lake every Sunday by Memoli's Band.
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The Expansion Atlas up to date free to every new sub- scriber to the Daily Age Herald.
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City Court

In the first division of the city court the case of Mrs. Rebecca Cribbs, administra- trix, vs. the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company, is still on trial.
 In the second division judgment for the plaintiff was rendered in the case of Bay lss & Co. vs. the Alabama State Mutual Assurance company.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by sci- entihcally attacking the disease through the blood
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Don't forget First Grand Concert at North Birmingham Park next Wednesday after noon at 3:3O. Prof. Philip Memoli with his Full Band.
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Gadsden, June 13.-(special)-Mrs W. =. Wester of Hokes Bluff has a counterpane woven in 1S47 and the lace around the edge
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THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY

cipal Summer Resorts. Among the most prominent are the fol-
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Circuit Court

The case of Louis Tidwell vs. J. w. Worthington 6 Go. for damages for the loss of a leg was submitted to the jury late yesterday afternoon.
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Did you ever see a Rolling Mill at night? Take the Trac- tion Company's cars to Gate City and have this novel ex- perience.
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Criminal Court
GADSDEN

Several cases on the msdemeanor docket were disposed of in the criminal court
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The Paper

Which will produce results is the paper in
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Cincinnati. June 1s.-The golden jubilees
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Fiftieth Anniversary to be Celebrated This
 Month at Cincinnati
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Callfacs and Schools.
For Young Men & wonen-City q Co

BENNINGTON IN. j. SEMINARY. on Bound
L Brook X. r., convenient to New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington.
Both sexes. d1st year. Fine healthful location.
Nobility Of character our constant aim. Special
care and homo comforts. Sanitary arrangements,
pure spring water. electric lights. Extensive i'm
provemcnts and new buildings costing sos, 900.
Tive comple.. gymnasiums $266 year, or for .
suite of rooms $500 Long distance telephone in
Seminary Write for our new illustrated catalogue.
THOMAS O'HASLOS, D. D.. President.
A ChDEMY MOUNT ST. URSULA. BEDFORD PARK,
n N. Y, on the Harlem Railroad, near st. John Q
College. Fordham opposite Bronx Park. This board
ing and day school for young ladies and little girls.
In charge of the Ursunes is equipped with all mod
ern improvements. The surroundings are health =
and attractive THE ACADEMY WILL REOPEN
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 9Th. For terms address the
Mother Superior
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4ropp1al5.

- nance Buldimu." will h" received a. the bureau
OF Ytrds and p'Cks, Navy Department, Wa.hinGtoni
there publicly opened for the construction OF a
workshop and boiler house for ordnance Navy
Yard League Island. Ia Plans. specifications. and
forms Of proposal can he obtained from tt Bureau.
MORDECAI r. ENDlCOTT, Chief OF Bureau. August
II, lssv.
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sboplifters Caught Mt 1t.

Carrie Wolf and Mary Smith. alias Klttie
o,Neill we're caught In Broadway department
,,ors last Saturday night stealing nine lockets
and four pencils. They were held In 5000 at
Jefferson Market yesterday for examination.
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The GLOBE NATIONAL BANK, located at Provi.
dcnce the State of Rhode Island ~ closing up its
affairs. All note holders auA others. creditors ~
said Association, are therefore hereby notified to
present the notes and other claims against tn" Assoc.
citation for paNmeEt. MICHAEL J, DOOLEN Cashier.
PROVIDENCE. khodc lslandJMly ". 1897.
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Business 3lotirss.

7, your stomach is deranged, try the
Genuine i'm ported Or. Segerts Angostura bitters in
Zine or whisky before meals.
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new YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Trans leave t"'t ~ W, ia st, As follows 40 min.
utrs earlier from franklin St.:
7.SR 4. M..paH cypress fnr all .tntiona to OF.
sOC wugO. Connections for Lakes Muhpnk Min.
newaska aud kiAmcsHa. larI,r ears.
Gel a. M.-Mnnuia'n Nprrss t" Eilenyllei Lib
sha and White Lake. PlrloI cars.
1JlnP. VI. saturdays only .-StlnOrs TO Ellen.
:OONilr. kurkaud, Lake KAN, sAa and White
Lake. larlur ears.
81 =. M;-ve,ti6ule L!mlt"d. Stat ons 10 FL
Os ~ lCuNI.ic, Rurkldnd. Lakes MulIDuk. Mime
waska, Klanr,ha aud White Lake. Parlor cars.
81 VI FRA nm rdrs AT a. M III r MIR be Tn
/. Manar W"It"m,,N rwn Il, one da. OswrGo Niagara
Fall. Wa-ncr Sl~l Ter and Reclining Char Car
Is,ats frc"r through tn Chicago via Wabash
'IIChErS AND PAHlOk CAR SEATS AT 81
] Hruaiwar, y. !. y. y. Transfer Co. checks La:
gage fr,lG = Nidri.'t :" avsiInItIol.
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PROVIBENCE LINE
Hudson River by Daylight.

Palatisl Day steamers /" New York and Albany"
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For the CatskilIs Albany Saratoga. and all points
East. North and West
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton ST. tby Annex. 8 90 A. NJ
mes.r0sses ST Pier .''..........''' $40 $40 :.
West I'D st. Pier ....................8O 300
Landing at Yonkers West Point Newburg. Pough-
kecpsie, Kingston Point. Catskill Hudson and Al.
bany. Through tickets sale at leading ticket
offices. including those of the New York Transfer
Co., who check baggage from residence to dostina-
ton.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
ST., follows and five minutes earlier from West
23d st.
O,ll A. M.-Vestihule cypress daily for Bing-
J.po hamtun, Wtvery Elmira. Buffalo, Bra,i-
ford jamestown. arrives Buffalo p. NJ. Paror Car
OIL 4. M.-Dnily. except sundays 10 Bingham.
J:l - ton, Owrg", Wayrrly. Elnira and delaware
Valley points. Daily To- Port Jervs and Monticello
Pullman Parlur Cars.
O.00 T.. M.-vestibule T.mtcd-Fast mail daily.
ZsOO Solid train for Chicago. arrives at Cleveland
7:tu A. NJ. Chicago L. NJ. slecpcrs to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining AR.
-.QnP. M.-Buhalu and Cleveland Nestibulel
tsCO Express daily. arrives Buffalo go! A NJ.
Bradford 7:.o, A. NJ. jamestown 4. NJ, Youngs.
town lO:21 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 T. NJ Sleepers to
Buffalo and Cleveland. cafe Library Car.
OIL +. M.-DaIly, solid tram for Mnghamton.
J.lD Waycry, Elmra Chicago. Siecpers to Buff
falo; Chicago and CtnCinnati. Dining Car;
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
1 ACCOMMODATIONS AT III, Is, 26l. 4Ol and
p57 Broadway l2i Buwery. l50 East 10Th st. and
2T3 West i25th St. Chambers and West 23d st fer
rics New York 333 and $40 Fulton St. ~ broadway.
BROOKLYN: 1872 River st. HohoSen; and Jersey City
Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage from hotel and residence to destination.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,


4 II 1. r NJ DINI SION.
eI2 A. NJ. ard 2 30 p VI. Daily. except Sunday to
Pittsfeli sundays only at p:2O A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pint-ch Light.
Ticket offices at II 2Nl. ~ 3 and 12lb Broadway.
25 Union Sd. W 235 Columbus av., 81 W. l25th st..
Grand Central Station, l25;h St Station and l3sth
ST. Station, New York: 33S and 126 Fulton st. and
Ion Broadway. f. D.. Brooklyn,
Telephone :" ESQ Thirtyeigh street for New
York Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Wrstcott Fxptcss Company.
GEORGE Ii. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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DIED.

ACTOS.-on Sunday. Aug. 10. Samuel George. Jr..
son Of Samuel George and Louisa Acton, In his
sQth year.
Funeral services at his late residence, 81 West
,sad street. on Tuesday evening. August 10TH at
o'clock.
eEAM-At Now London. Conn. August IL. John
Rsnsen Beam, OF Ridgeheld. M.
Funsral from his late residence, RidReheld n. j..
on Tuesday. Aug Is, at P. NJ Carriages will
meet train leaving Chambers st. at 23o.
RRowN.-At Montclsir. Nj. Aug. Is. Helen Rus
,.,I wife of James 8. Brown, NJ. D.. and elder
daughter OF Thomas and Isabel Russell.
FUNERAL services at her late residence. Tuesday.
Aug Is, at 3: 90 O'Clock.
DCJAT.-o On Sunday. August 10. 1899. in her 55th
year Julia Barbara beloved wife OF Charles F.
pu,at died at her residence in Corona. L. l.
Requiem Mass to DO held at the Church Of Our
Lady Of Sorrows. 10 A. NJ, Wednesday, August
10th Corona L. I.
NEyINS.-on Sunday. August 18th. 1899, Rev
Aloysius Russell Nevins. Priest of the ConRrega-
ton OF St Paul the Apostle.
Once OF the Dead at 8 A. NJ. Solemn Mass OF
REQUIEM at 10 A. N. on Wednesday. at Paulist
Fathers Church.
PRIOR.-At Stamford, Conn.,. on Saturday, August
IL 1899. A Martin Prior. age ~ years.
Funeral services will be held at his late residence.
l4l Atlantic street, on Tuesday. 18th inst. at
SPIN.
enthusiastically at Bar Harbor. Me-. on Friday.
Aug II, Helen A.. wife Of william P. Sands.
Funeral services at her late residence Glen Ridge.
n j., on Monday, Aug. IA. upon arrival rf the
ATOP. NJ. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
express from New York.
TAFF.-on Sunday. Aug. IS. after . lingering
illness Melton. son Of David J. and Mary A. Tan.
Relatives and friends invited to attend services at
his late residence 6s Morton st., Brooklyn.
Monday evening. s:ooP.M Interment at con-
vcnience of family.
WHITISG.-At Newark. N. j., on Friday, August
II. Ann Eliza widow of winslow L. Whiting
in the sSth wear OF her age.
Funeral services will be held at her late residence.
csMt. ii asant avenue. on Monday. l4th inst,
ats O'Clock 2. ".
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at'antcl 10 Purchase.

IX'ANTFD--Sr. / nrawIug Picss must lie in per
W fcrt order q. I. III ~ Co. Inaho preferred
T.. -" a.g!.; street NV York.
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election 9lctirtg.

l. WILLIAM soHMER, Clerk Of the County Of
New York. do hereby publish. in accordance with
the provisions OF Sections and OF Chapter HOa
37p Of the Laws Of 1927, which laws, taken to.
gether. are known as the Election Law, the follow:
ing notice received by me from the Secretary OF
Rtatp
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Orran Steamers.
MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.

DIRECT LINE TO PURTLAND MAINE.
Connect NJ with all railroad and steamship lines
TO all summer resorts. Steamships iuratlO Hall
new. ard Manhattan" leave Pier No SO. j.. H..
foot Of Market St. every TUESDAY. Thursday and
SATURDAY. at ? y, VI, Steamers httrd with every
modern Improvement for the comfort ana convent.
enre OF passengers, Ticket Offices M. 2HO Broad.
way corner O.! Read" IT.. ana general oftce, No. 22a
South ST.. opposite the pier.
IORATIO HALL Il. +. A., 222 South at
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2ailroads.
p Pennsylvania

pennsylvania
= ~AxLaRoA
STATIONS foot If WEST IwESrY.rHIRp STREET AND
DEsBRussEs ASp ConrLASpT STREETS.
Bg-The leaving time from Dcsbrosses and
G,oT,iandt streets is iiye minutes Inter than
stati9n EXCEPT whercT oihsrM S noted . as0,
pits6ur$ ' to Gncis, No c5ach"s to P.tt,tns Wv
SIS NJ FASE hH1 clfyfnna
rcr'ation cars For Gai'ae", Cleveland, Toledo.
155 T. H. i CiicXpo ' HN SS LOUIS EAPREss
For Louisville via CmcinnatD. Indianapolis, Chica-
300 I. Vi. WESTERN ExpREss.-ror Chicago.
7SS i F. s'istr' f1iVE rxpREss-ror
f,tsonrg, Esy,and' NsshyiiiG via Cincinnati
7.55 T.. VI. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For P ttsburR and
Chicago. For Knoxville, daily via Shenandoah
l VALLEY Route. Connects for Cleveland except
$50 A%p rI aGS SSgtn%Gt FSeS
Sleeping Car New YORK to Altoona. East Liberty,
pittshurr and points West. daily except sunday.
WAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
T55 s25 "25. IL. 10 Dcshrnsscs Street lO.1o Cort.
landt street loljl tDlning Carr, 1885 Dining carr
am, l2,55, .. 10 ID sbrosscs Street 40 Cortlaudt
Strict T,r," 2lS 9 n 5 hmin sr all
Dining Car, 500 !. M. l2in night, SUNDAY.
aa5 "5S resi- L "' ali faiar and Ii Dining
Cars 4,25 Dining Car, 455 Dining Carr $50
s6GTIENS ,nAIL~AY.-Espress, 255, 4.25 p. NJ.
NORFOLK an and VEST WESTERN RAILwY:-For Mem
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE,-ENprcss. o.25 a. m and
CHESAPEAKE / OHIO RAILWAY 30 p m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NORfOLk.-7.55
ATLANTIC CITY, 10 p. m. weekdays Desbrosses
Through ysitit"ied Train, Bn,ot Iarlor Cars s
PASSENGER Coach, and Combined Coach.
| For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
| urom West rwcntytnird Street station. s,55 q.
40. $40. 100 p. IN. Sundays, 100. 40 a. M,
4.65 p. ~. from Deslrosses street,, 400 800 u.
APO. 30, 100 - IN; SUNDAYS, s15, n.45, a. M,
6l5 y. III, from Cortnudt Strcstl 800. 400 ILL.,,
12.2o l.23 Saturdays only, 80, 3os, 33s, 423,
b.l5. 700 p m. sundays. s.lh. ".+5 .. M, 5.l5
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6.1o, tDeshrosses and Cortlandt streets 500, 72b
I.jI. S25, $50. r.2I ,u.:t5 Penna Limited, 10 10
| tDcsbrossrs street 1910. Cortlandt Street 1915,
2lO Dcshross es Street 10. Cortlandt stree 8
200, 800. 40, +.2I Dining Car, ABB Dining
Carr 5.55 Dining Car. 81. $50 p. m. II; might.
sundays. go, ~. s.55. -, u 90 .Limited).
400, 10 81 dining Carr a. m, IL; 3. l.55 dining
| Carr. 200 3.55 40 Dining Car 4.55 DINING
Carr. 800 DINING Carr. I.55, 500 p. IN. 1910
| night
| Ticket Offices Nos. 4sl pa l1n6. 1854. Ill, and
| 2H1 Broadway; Aston House; West Twenty third
Street station: and stat foot OF Desbrosscs and
Cortlandt Sreets:4 Court Street $40 Fulton street
| ~ Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station.
| brooklyn; station. Jersey city. The New York
Transfer COMPANY wiz call f"r and che ok BAGGAGE
Telephone = VIA Ght,enth Street" FOR Pcnnsyl-
! wanna railroad Cab Service.
| J. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
| General Manager. Gen" raj Passr Agent.
|
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for sale.

nTSkS second hand partitions. ratings, counters.
~ t,b, =. offices tttt"l. hNtUrr. bought.
PAL X, 81 Centre st. near WORTH
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

bALllMURI y UillO ~ h'
FOR TIE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitchall Term nRD.
and foot of L.h,rty street. Time shown is from
South Ferry Leave Liberty street minutes later.
TDLly. Except SUNDAY. SSunhhys.
CHICAGO. 1910 A; NJ. Liberty street only) '1:2S
r. n and IL, 10 MIGHT, ~ ... ,u,
"5:-5 r. NJ, Tl2:lu uight.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, +J;53 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ.
"l":lO might. 1900 -. ...
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHlNGTpN, BALTIMORE, 20, .a;55 Diner,
oil. a. NJ. Diner, tl4"J Z. NJ lHhcrI Tl:25
DINER. +2b5 t'Royal limited" exclusively Pail,
man Train, Diner, $500 Diner 800 +: NJ. Diner
and +l2:lO might. NORFOLK. tl2;r5 f. NJ.
All trains are illuminated with rntsch Light
Onrcs -, ~, 2"l. AZ, l2~b Broadway -
Union l. W, l27 BnwcrN, y y; .IAU Fulton st., $40
Graham av,, fro"hlyn: Whitehall Terminal !nd Lib
erty ST. EaggaSe checked from hotel or residence to
destination
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YONk-QI MISREPRESENTATION.
Cicrmanic Aug. II, noon liriianuc .AuL 80, noon
p.v 70 WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier ~. North River Once. Broadway New York.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ IOSDOS PARIS AND BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
ID CIR. Aug II JOAN Saal Tu., Aug 10, 10 An.
Truvc, Tu., Avg. 80 LOAN. Lain. Sept. D. 10 AN.
OEIRICHSS CO., Broadway.
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DELAWARE, lACKAWANNA & WESTERN,

Stations in Sew YORK, foot of Barclay and Oh risto-
pher SITS. Leave. Arrive.
Binghamton Mail. .............. 500 am $50 pm
buffalo Ithaca Oswcgo EN.... $1,000 am 800 pm
Chicago and Bunalo Express, Tl:O pm $500 pm
Scranton, Wilkcsbarre and
Plymouth Express. ........... 400 pm 1920 pm
Chicago aud Buhaln Lin. Ex.. 1900 pm -7i3O am
Buffalo Ex. (a.. Buffalo ann $3.50 pm $3.50 am
Ithaca, UswpgJ Utica tx ....., 1880 pm 1880 am
tSleeper TO Scranton. May be occupied to $50 n. IN.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. ago
and $50 Broadway and a Park place.
Wcstcott's Express Company will call for and
check baggage to destination. ~Daily
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Sprrial Nutirrs.

A.-DISEASES OF WOMEN.-Dr. BLINN, 1T West
Attn st. NEAR Broadway Est'b'd 1885. Hours 1913.
9lrw Publications.
= &C. EACH.-Spcncers "E,lucation." list Prin-
~ ciplcs," Data OF Ethics. PRATT. 1871 9TH Ave.
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HAMBuRG.AMERICAN.

HAMBURG AMERICAN.
Twin screw Express Line to CherbourR
Paris, uthampt"n Lon,lon, Hamburg.
Twin screw Passenger service to Plymouth
Uondonl. Cherbourc PARIS and Hamburg.
Also n. Y.-Hamburg Direct.
For sailings etc, apply to
Companys office, 81 Is way. n Y. Phone 1871 Broad.
ANCHOR LINE. G GansESwI via
From Pier "a North River, foot W. gath st.
Furnessa, Aug. IL, Noon Ethiopia, Sept 9. Noon.
City of Rome. saturday. sept. q, Noon.
Cabin passage $50 and upward.
I'd Cabin. $40 to s35. Storage $3.50 to $3.50.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. II 4 ~ Broadway.
CUNAR DllNE. We 70 9 }IEENSooT'
From Piers 81 and SO, North River.
Servia. Aug Is, Noon. Lucania Aug. 20. o A. NJ.
Umbria. Aug f." p. NJ. Aurnna. Aug. ~, Noon.
VERNON II. BltOwN& co. Gen. Agts., 4BowlngGreen
OLD DOMINION LINE.
DAILY SERVICE.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth. Primers Point and
Richmond Va. connecting for Petersburg, Rich
mond Virginia Beach. Washington. d. O.. and en-.
tire south and West.
Freight and passenger STEAMERS sail from Pier 20,
North River. foot OF beach St. every week day ex-
cept sat at p. NJ, and sat. at 4 p NJ.
II. b. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
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Railroads.
New York and Boston All Rail.

NY.,N II. 4 II. r. II. and connection.
From Grand Central Station
Leave, By way of Dne.
p;O4 NJ Springfield and Worcester. 3:3OP.M.
1000 A NJ thew London and Providence 3:OOP.M NJ.
slO;Og 4. NJ ~Ncw London and Providence 4:2bP.M
'I2;OOM Spnng field and Worcester 5;4Op.M.
IL 900 p NJ. Air Line via Wllimantr. G:OOP.M.
l;u2P.M New London and Providence, 7;OOP. VI.
300 y NJ +Srw London and Providence, 800 Z, NJ.
DOL NJ. HSpringhe and Worcester, 1000 Y. NJ.
k5;Ot p NJ ASew London and Providence, 900 p NJ
Sill :OOP NJ Springfield and Worcester, dl5 AM.
ki2:OO r Nj. ."New London and Providence, 6:25A.M.
ERunk daily, including SUNDAY.
+iHey State Limited all parlor cars fare 81, in
thir Line Limited arrives and departs from Park
Square station, Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route. SWIM stop lat l25th st.
Through parlur and sleeping cars by each train.
G, T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen Pass. Agent.
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For Roy. Young Men-City & Count
Dwight School.

Is West 43d Street, New York city.
Goth Year opens Sept. 27th.
High class private school for boys from to 20
years Of age individual attention given boys
whose education has been irregular. Large faculty.
Gymnasium. Laboratories.
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4atrnts.

l'N''N'N f"r 'nN"uto;ss procured promptly. low
Ia, "flkH EKlEsGS. ). Nassau ST.. \, J..
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Steamers leave West goth St.. $40 A M 10 100 A. NJ.
l:3S p NJ Christopher ST. g. 80 and lo;lS A. NJ; 20
Pm: Battery Landing and 10 40 A. NJ. 2o6 M;
Bridge Dock Brooklyn. $50 and II A. n, 22o p. -
Return at IL 80 A. NJ. 445 and p NJ
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Special excursion train leaves New York. foot OF
Liberty st.. r.. at $3.50 A. NJ. and South Ferry.
foot of Whitehall ST., ut S:21 A. NJ. Arrives back
in city about up. NJ. Round trip fare. adults 81;
children, 80 Switchback tickets at half rates If
purchased n train.
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SIMS SCHOOL

Robert Howard Syms. Hcadmastcr; VIM. C. Sim
mons. Associate Hcadmaster both formerly OF the
Berkeley School. Tho new school opens Monday.
Oct. =, 1892. at No. 20 W 45th at. For all parcu-
lars address Robert Howard Syns No so W. 47th 81.
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