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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA g. WESTERN R. R

stations III Sew YORK. loot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESTIBILE RAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PISTStH LIGHT.
800 4. M.-Bnghamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 4. M Cafe Car-Bun 40. Scranton. Bing
halnton. Owego, ITHACA. Elm!ra. Utica, Syracuse
and Oswcgu Express. Pullman Uutfet parlur cars,
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
POM West.
100 +. M ~pAily)-Chicago and Buffalo vcstibulsd
Express, for scranton. Bingnamtnu and ElnIrs.
81. Pullman buffet parlur cars to EimIra. Through
sleeping carr and day coach to Chicago. arriving
st4:l5 p. VI. next day.
4;0O l.. M.-ScTanton. WIlkesbarre and Plymouth
EXPRESS. Pullm an buffet parlor cars.
700 +. M.-iDtIlyl-ChiCAgo Vestihule Limited
Express for 'rdnton. Binghamton. Elmira. Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping car New York to Cllcagp.
$3.50 L. Daily - buffalo Express. Pullman
eepers for scranton, Blnghalnt III. Elinira. Bath.
nj Morris and buffalo, arriving Buffalo = A. II.
$50 i. w. DailyD-Rutalo. Scranton. Bingham.
Oswcgo Express. Pullman buffet sle 'rers.
For SUBJ BAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see
small tables.
Tickets and Pulllnan accommodating at Henry
Gaze \ Sons, Ltd, II3 broadway. ~ Park place t2s
and NAP Broadway. Tickets at ferry 81 tons. III
4th az. cor. l2tl IT.. 81 West la5th st.. go Column
bus aN.. New York; 1874 and 728 Fulton st.. and 1906
Broadwar, Brooklyn. Tine tables giving full infor-
mat on at All stations.
Wcstcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel and residence TO destination.
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Ratlroad9.
Pennsylvania


III
u
STATIONS foot ~ west IwrIty. third street and
20 Tne LEAVING time from %Drsbioss, = and Cgrt'
e. Iicr TysnttI lhirG ,strset S,si' 'n'" '""' S'>o" w.
'i &sf Sew y fart EA u , ~Mt'a.-P siaaP'ns Ent p.,l rfrlGE
s.sS l. (: II: F FhS INV, s'i ! 4 4 'ra nSsG}S.
ssrvat "a C,is; FOR Gi.gago. EcleSeianff, T"iei'.
1850 =. y. chlcHao NSb 81. 'Lit"itT'iis 81 EA Npii:
f"r NsshNl.Ie ,vi1 Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chi
500 ~ WESTERN ExrnEss.-ror Chicago.
40 i i. g.. elI sor.T iiV,F FssSrEnx rxpnE,s-lor
bIitsHmE. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville. In.
s'l0 =, NJ. PAC.F.c EMPRESS For rit,sburs
and chi,ago. For knonyillc, daily, via shenan:
n"nh VALLEY Route. Connects for Cleveland e1-
s,2& ?, VI. NAIL AND ExpRrss.-puilman Buffet
Si,epins Cur New YORK TO Altoona. East Liberty.
pttsi nrg and points West, daily except Sunday.
wASmTNGToN AND THE SOUTH.
'iSo. s2M n;9o, $3.50 Dining Car. 1910 lpining
LIN. nsi i fari@ ID and and iGn Gt'f G,r .o4 4sI 'pi%imr
Car, 100 Dining Car. 800 4. NJ. 1905 night.
iatS". s,so 3 20 Congo .ion ns"iI" Lin. I'D all P.r Tit
Snr pM,nE ,%fr'; ~ Lb.nin. Carr +;5o Dining
so OUT i;R R i Gis Xii H?1S n!F fIara. Limited" 1850
A. N week days. Express. $50, +32o =. NJ. 12:V5
ATLANTIC oAsT IISE.-"Flor da Special" 1870
T. NJ. week days. E1press. ":2u A. NJ. and $50 +.
cHEsAPEAKE AMI OHIO R~AlLwAY.-A5o P. NJ.
GHiIy.
FOR OLD PoISr COMFORT and N~JRFoLK.-7:5o
A NJ week days aud ,.4OP. NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY 30 T. VI. GEEK div- DcshrosSes
ana Q. rtlandt streets 2:lO r. M Through Vrsti-
huled Train. Bn 81 Parlor GAS. Passenger Coach
and Combined toICh.
CAPE MAf.-l2:5O Y. u week days.
Lon Branch. hsou'y Park III terlakon, sundays,
q can rroNc AMI Pc mt RI Asant from West Twtn.
ty.third street sta ion $3.50 A, NJ. ~ 20, 3:2U and
t:jo 4. VI. NundA :, $50 A. NJ. 4: - =. NJ. (Fron
D'eOrpsscE and COttldnut Streets, 10 10 A. NJ,
1@:5o. $40 and 5:lO l.. n. sundays, p:+5 A. NJ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:lo. T:20. ! 100. 3 20, 400, $40 1850 PsnnA. Linn
it'd $50 DINING Car. 10: ~ Dining Car, 1850
A. NJ, l2:jO, 800, 40, 500, 4:2O, $50 Dining
Car, 400 dining Car, 300 Dining TAR. -.
$50 +. NJ, l2:u5 night. Sundays. $40, 4; 20. $40.
ti2o. r:5u Liinited). $50. 1850 Dining Cara. NJ,
II 80, 80 uIn ns Car 2:5O, $3.50. 4:!O d ulug
Car 80 dining Carr, $50 ID Ming Car. 7:4o.
$50 T.. Nj, 1906 night.
Ticket oihce- Nos. 4tl, p44, llHd, 1923. Ill and 2G1
Bioadwav. lh~tor House. West Tw"rty-thiId sire ct
Station, and stations foot of De-hrosses and Curt-
la DIT SU, ets; ! Court street, $40 fu.Eon st ct. ~
BruAdwa' and P,un .ylvania Annex station, brook
Ign; Station. Jersey City. The New York TranD!er
lo els and residences through T. destination.
Telephone "21bI Fl htc"nth Stre,t" tor Pcnusyl-
vania IA lroa Cal Service.
J. Is. Ill TCHI>SOS. j. r. wOOD
General Manage. General Pass Agent.
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first GLASS Helu-frmales.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT OF
ST. Bartholomew Employment Bureau
2li East AID st. Telephone 1854 3Sth st
First class domestic employees of ali kinds.


2iI East 43d st. Telephone 1854 3sth st.
Frst-class domestic employeeso of ali kinds.
CHAMBEKMAID. willing to assist with some other
box soI sun nI ap,oSn nV ofi res. iasS Brosdway' d.
('ook and l.nqdress: wages t2o; s,llins and oblis.
town Office. 12do Broadway.
COMPETENT nurse for grown children; wages s2oI
nee. 1926 Broadway.
CHAMBERMAlD and waitress wages. SIG; city
y references. NJ. s.. box $50 Sun uptown office,
1868 Broadway.
EIRST:cLAss waitress; understand: serving wines.
incss Az 0'' "'0 sun uptown ONCE 100
EIRsT.cLAss Swedish cock; wages $50: under
l. stands cooking In all its branches: city refer
ences. 4. W. boz Jvs Sun uptown once. 1885
Broadway.
FIRsT.cLAss infants nmrse.-wHses. sa5: un.
L dersands the entire care. excellent re!ercnceB.
d. F.. box 5s7 sun uptown Office. l2t5 Broadway.
ERENCH nurse. competent for grown children;
Il wages $50: good sesmstress beat references. j.
s.. box 6a1 Sun uptown Once. 1885 broadway.
GERMAN GIRL, just landed. good cook and house
~ worker. vi hes situation in private house; best
MARIE KOLLMER. $50 Pulaski ST.. Brooklyn.
100 family cook; wages. SIS; understands roast
VI ing and nroiins' good pastry. A.; hest r,Ser;
broadway.
7 ACNDREss.-Thoroughly competent; willing to
- assist with chaInber~"rk; best references. y. u.
T AUNpREsS and chamhermaid; wages $40; thor
IL oughIy competent. best refer noes. X. D., box
5ys Sun uptown office. 1898 Broadway.
A|SDRESS.-Wages 800: understands shirts.
- collars and cuffs, best references. n. NJ, box 5bt
Sun uptown orice. 1855 Broadway.
Nj WOMAN wishes n situation as
vi housekceper; good reference. Call T+2 Wash
lnZIon at.
THOROUGHLY competent waitress: wages. 500;
i best city references. c. D., box 5s2 sun uptown
Office. l2.j Broadway.
W-ANTED-By a Young woman, q position as com.
w paniun: would travel. II. Ii. o., box 1913 Sun
uptown office, I2d5 Broadway.
\OTS8 Girl as chambermaid and waitress; neat.
1 willing and obliging: best referenCrs. X. g..
box 5S3 san uptown Office. 1885 Broadway.
YOUNG WOMAN as hous.worker or good plain
L cook, baker aud laundres-. in small American
family Apply lO5 West lO+th st.. at Janitors.
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Domestic servants at'anted.

10 . q
NEAT young girl as chamb"rmaid, waitress, and
~ assistant lIundr'ss: Irish preferred; city refer.
Cncr- only, Call between l and 3 to-day. $50 West
10th 1T.
looks, $50 10 $50; laundresses. 10 mattresses.
Protestant chambermsils, kitrhenmRils. house
%w'rkers. 80 cooks VINO wash aud IRON. lAundreSsss
who do rhamherwurk Swt dish mattresses. French.
German Aul English lady'S maids. nursery govern.
esE. 20 nurses. lEt!ers, second and third men. use.
mi men, rA!ets, s,rlaut- in al cdIAcitlrs. wanted at
once. Mrs. l.. SLELl, ~ W'st 22l 81. servants
entrance 351 9Th av. Telephone call lHll 18th At.
COMPETENT chamnnrnAid; wages Sls; h~rstclAss
Y waitress. wages $50, trst-ciASs lanudresS; wages
$50, al.O COMPETENT kitchenmaid, wages Sl+; must
be Prote tai and willing t. gu one hour from New
York; r,fEren .cs required.
Als. L. SEEI.Y. 352 9TH av.
Lessons. all LiIhcst class cakes, pastry.
\ candi, 8. desserts. entrees. artistic decorate ms;
practical, reasonable. Preserve address,
T.. HIHj, Chef. 1893 I'd az,
THAMBERMAID and waitress; wages SIS; compe'
" tent cook aud lAundTess; willing 70 20 TO Baby
lon. l.. l.: very best references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 352 18th aV.
ToMPETENT cook: wages S26; to go TO Now Ro.
~ rhClle; very best references required, Mrs.. L.
6EELY, 500 oth aN.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot o. West 23rd, Cortland, and Desorosse,
Streets H'enns. X. Il. ferries
Thine West 2ird stree. Other figures Cortlandt or
pcshrosse, Strr"ts. I Daily except sunday. & sunday
only. other trains daily.
.6.IJ. 700 An Local for EAsTON.
$50. $40 A. NJ, For BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and West, and principal local points. PaTlOr
and Dining Cars, connects for Goal prahcirst.
ExPREss:" handsomest train lnthe world Lin.
meeting with through SleepeS 20 Detroit and Chicago.
so 1o m p A. For wlLKEs.DARRE.
+!3..33S 4l.YYSSrr & isCNANT6Ni, Goa Rr'nche:
.'f.5O, 5.l1 J.. n. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
ti.2Q. $40 J.. NJ. Local for kASTOS.
r2.2Q, $50 J.. N. Local ExprebA for EASTON
'5.jO, 6.lO J.; NJ. For RunAlO and points West.
Through Sleeping Cars to I hicaRO and Toronto.
n7.1!0, S.OOr !; N. Express for BUFFALO and
some but S!eriin Car passengers carried,
,S.2O, $40 r. NJ For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,,
plsso5GtffHhG LalSf fiji fb'G snpd EEo DfFS 10 b i hiy@12' local.,
daily e5cept. Sunday; 'IlnN, 1850 A. NJ. C22G, 80 to
orIT Tickets and rn!Imsn reorganization at Irs, go, t2s.
ton So, ronrt st 20 Bdtsv and Annex STA, Brooklyn.
~. J. Tlanafer Co viii CGll for and check baggage
from hOfCl ~ rHf'l' wee IhrriIyh n tpzfIn alton
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot IF Chambers
street. a follows aud FIVE minutes caller from West
C.ll 4. M.-Nestihule Express daily for Rng.
'''''O hamton, Mavrrly, E.uIIiA, BuflAlu. HrAdf r..
arr " ~ nlu X l.. NJ. Pdrlur Car I. lunalo.
t).Ol +. M.--N"sthu," limited Fast mail daily.
-.oo Solid ira II for ihi ago, arrives At tlr veIaud
: 40 \. NJ. Chicago ! i VI. %Slr"pPrs to Chicago.
Lley, nd aud cincinnati. BIN nv Car
IN u. M.-liuralp aud Cleveland Nest,buled
SOW fXpre-S DALI, trrives B .ia,O 7.Or A. NJ,
Bradford = 4. NJ, JLmrStrNn 7nnA. VI, Yuuugs.
town l".!T T., NJ" ,Cl"%'!and /? 81 =, NJ. Shoppers to
Buffalo und Cleveland. car" Library Car.
o.. =. M.-lIaily solid tram for BInsLaInton.
t'l' Elm a. WaVrriy. Chlrago. Sleel ers - Hor.
~. lsylllr. htacu al dCnlruAt nnne Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS y pI LYMAN
1 tIDS~ at III. II3, ~ 81 ana
No !. nslwnN, ~ E"wery, To- ELSt l.btn IT. AMI
.7H W,st l2Ith st.. ChauIners ann West 2Al al fcr.
rIc~, NV York, H!ii and $3.50 Fultuu a., X BruAl.
WAY, Brooklyn. l22 River ST.. ~liuhpkrn. amt j, roy
CITY Station. New YORK. Ir.asfer Co ,aIls for amt
nation
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It M,srelianruu

boy WANTED In drug store; wages IS. Amsterdam
~ sv.. corner lblst ct.
IF ARE A CATHOLIC. unemployed, and will
work torSiS per week, write, to
BROS, IL Franklin st., Boston. Mass.
WANTED-A case of bad health that R.I.P.A N 9
w will not benefit. They Danish pain and prolong
life. One gives relief. Note the word RI PA n 8
on the package an accept no substitute. R.IPA.N.S.
10 for 3 cents, or twelve packets for AZ cents. may
he had at any drug store. Ten samples and one
thousand tes'imonials will be mailed to any address
for 3 cents, forwarded to the Ripans Chemical Co..
No. 10 Spruce st.. New York.
W ASTED-EIpert salesman in all States teAst OF
w Denver, Col. to represent \ leading GlONprsville
COVE factory; strongest line in America Adiress.
stating age. experience and conditions. VI. 81. c., box
1o2 sun uptown ONCE, 1885 Broadway.
NOUNG MAN, IL to 20 years of age. first class ref.
erence as to character. &C.. with some knowledge
q architectural or other drauKhting, willing to APP
ply himself industr u.ly as may I've direct, d In
nnnnfactnring establishment. may lean OF per.
mAnent position by addressing. with iull particulars.
MANI ~FACTCRER. box 1874 Sun uptown Office. 1885
Broadway.
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SinauriaI.
finantial.

SI,6O0,0o0
Thew Co
DIES MoINEs DIVISION,
40 First Mortgage Gold Bonds.
o.7Eo JANUARY {. 1899. DUE JANUARY {, 1899.
corPoNs PAYABLE JANUARY I AND JULY I.
Trustee, Continental Trust Co. Of the City Of New York
npoy BONDS OF $1,000 EACH WITH PRIVILEGE OF REGISTRATION OF PRINCIPAL
standard Of weight and nnenes.
Total issue. &. $1,000, 600
,..u,dv with Trustee for construction Of railroad from East Hannibal
/" TO- Quincy in the State of Illinois, to be cancelled if said line not
constructed" ""''.. 100000
Present issue .'''''' 49,. s'oooooo
r.o,ur p Ashley President otr Tho wae~nc Company. a COPY of which mye y. had on applies.
, 3 B. ss s .s .::, tS .so' F, .sss " inc. 7 %s1 ss. .: mile a. Of .s s' Dc. n ss::'. .r . .s.se" .a
S a. f: %,,%Ss T. E> xxi q; : . sSs5;ssS SSv4 1s Is a 2 SsRr H a 5 4 W sa5E1T III. Il
1,n.ess .n ais. ; "s NEW WOO OH s Hr sr sr S, .c c g II ssn no oss ssm s1o s,: sse %s
A AsRE",n t"%rsSl. The. raa. iii be furh.r secured b, II NILES asss @s@t"n.%a
r"R q j. { :. r., ! &c" "r - . .sSs 60 ii, i Is s. I 1%s; ia t S s s :1 %,s nam N: an %s :s, ) ":s my
ins S%1 t s"s ssE I: i mt i %' Q: %i H IS Ss' o ms is1H A1 4 HSr rS
.s " %s~s: :% s%'' s, 1850 net. '. SS "s "D .s s' o 's% ". s $. oh ss al. mt s ss 1850 s $500 sa 90 VIE .sa,
:3 @s % r. nn s. VIM ls . I%ass s ,I %'' name" md tho ''H'''' :" Quincy valued t" about
Ut 1t rFr n Hs1n ;x Of s sss4'S ss 1S Il 1n % + THr o : f II %o "Ssns OF r 1 q rs s1 rH1n
oM HRms sS 7 r"1 nE rRoSrsioss II THE SonrcAaE DEED. '' II "'
nsruuryt averib ts new line between Moulhna md d sMonesh largely nderadw with coal
,us development orhs tamc promises to furnish large revenue
DEMONSTRATION mot this New will shorten tho distance between Dos Mnns sand ST. Louis by bout "a
rrn uuen sP Paula stL Louis bout 10 cs and Wills save the Companya rnul of $4,000 to
$1,000 per- nnum mw paid to the CheagoR Rock Island Pacific Railway Company
,T 5s1 ixs nsD as9o 5SSr 8 s q 1s 3 IS w AS Hoa1 oAlhHoAD COMPANY FOR THE
GROSS. .. 0l3.sss $685. 20
9 9skE. Hxs1 nxtt Asp INTEREST 10. us 80 80 ,s.os7oss o
SURPLUS. 84Ol 1869 II
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY HAs NOT CHARGED ANYTHING TO CAP
uLA ACCOUNT EXCEPT FOR ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE OF RAIL
RoAD SINCE 1885,, u HAS CHARGED L SUCH IMPROVEMENTS. BETTER
AENTs ETC I o OPERATING EXPENSES.
Legal msAr have hn passed upon by Col Wells Il Bhodgtt st. Louis Missouri Mr. Clarence
Ashley NwY York ndM ers ngman& SHgmanN ewY York
Application wMbe made to have the bondsl listed on tho lew York Stock Exchange
We OFFER THE ABovENAMED BONDS FOR SUBSCRIPTION AT OF AND
ACCRUED INTEREST, PAYABLE on FRIDAY. MARCH 81, 1898, WHEN THE BONDS
I'll b READY o DELIVERY II u OFFICE.
SUISSE BOOKS WILL OPEN AT 10 O'CLOCK ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH
H. sssA AND WILL CLOSE AT 3 O'CLOCK ON THE SAME DAY, o r EARLIER.
ALLOTMENTs WILL BE MADE As SOON AS POSSIBLE, AND II RIGHT rs
RESERVED TO REJECT ANY APPLICATION OR ALLOT SMALLER AMOUNTS THAN
THOSE APPLIED FOR.
march, !, 1890
]. & W. Seligman & Co.,
MILLS BUILDING, NEW YORK.
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MAINE AND THE PROVINCES.

NEW YORK, K~oCKLASbA DB\NGOR LINE.
steamer leaves y. Y. every ThursdGy at L. n, for
RoCkLhNp. CAMDEN. BELFAST, BtCKSPORT. and
BASIIok Ne, I"nMr.t,ng with rail AND water lines.
NEW YORK. EASrPDRT AID 81 JOHN LINE,
Commencing AIr1l II. st"au!rr leaves \. Y. every
Satnriay It Z J. VI for EASTPORT. NJ. and 81.
JOHN. y. u, with connections FIR ~ points.
SEN, YORK AND PORTLAND LINE.
on and after April T. steamer leaves n. Y. every
Saturday at 4 T. NJ. tor PORTLAND, Ne. direct, with
connections for all POINTS. Add tionAl steamers
later. STEAMERS Fail from Pier Il. y. Il. Frclvht re-
MANAGER. 6-lI broadway, New York.
NORTH GERMAN lloyd STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT 70 TF 70 loNbO ANn CONTINENT.
FAST EMPIRE s STEAMERS.
LAIN. Tn,, NH; n. - \. " Trale. TIL. Apl. I. lOA. NJ
h.FrledriCh Mh.2s. loan k.Wni. D.G.Arl. II ,1OA. NJ
OElhICES y CO.. . Bowling Green.
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UDatS.
Boston and New EnuIand Points,
TROY BOATS.
ALBANY Evening Line.

COMMENCING THURSDAY. MARCH %.
The y puldl steamers DE N RICHMOND and DREW
VIII leave Pier ~, y, r., foot Canal ST, at q T, NJ,
daily SUNDAYS executed, maSlng direct connections
with trans Sorth. East and West Freight received
on and after Monday. MARIN 20,
(ATsKlLl. HUDSON And COXSACKIE boats leave
foot OF 'hrstnEhrr Il, every week day at u p. NJ,
commencing Wednesday. March 10,
NEW HAVEN 90. r.. r., Steamer daily
- except Sunday, at y p, NJ. and II midnight.
RAMsDELL LiNE.-steAmers leave Pier 20. n. r..
y foot Franklin st., for Cid Spring, Cornwall,
Fishhill landing and NeWburg. week days. s r. NJ;
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HAMpURG.AMERICAN

TWlS-SCREW EXPRESS
NEW YORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"TWIM:S,REM SERVICE.
-NEW YORK-HAMBIRG +
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAMBURG.
sBEGISSlSG APRIL 10TH the Steamers
OF this Service will touch at Plymouth and
I herbourg ON the way Ia Hamburg.
For sailings, etc, apply to
Companys Office, 81 Bway, NY. 'Phunc 1871 Broud.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R

DI1B 7 I'M IUu W OlIlO III lCI
SChtDl LIE IN EFFECT NOW AZ 70. I-.A.
Leave New lork, Whitehall Terminal South Ferry
and :nut ~ Liberty street.
tDuly. Except sunday. sSunda-F.
cMlCR,iu ,'4aoA, NJ, from l. berry street only.
t~IITSRIK,, - 20 \. ii. from Liberty street
only 800 /. 81 .-le.lh n.ght.
u,RQYAL Blue TRAINS.
wAsnlNGToN, BALTIMORE, y -. 500 Diner.
-lit?3 \, NJ. ,Din RI, ~ =. r VI. u - pincr
-. bh 80 linl al Limited FIX luEvr Pullman tam
-t;ii dinner. '3I5 p. NJ. aud 'I2:IO night. NOR
All trans are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Othcos: ia. l72, 2hl 43+. 1884 Broadway. ~ Fast
l+th at, ~ Bowery. n. V; 3SH Fulton St, $50
Graham av., Irooklyn Whitehall Terminal. Baggage
checked from hotel or reaidenee ~ destination.
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"PklN LED nAIIER. &c.-German steamers. sailing
on TUESDAYS take lrInted Matter, &c, for Ter.
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c, for other parts Of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, Gcri8an
steamers on ThUrs1ays, and Cunard. French and
German at ,sincrs ui Saturdays TAX Printed Mat.
ter. &c, for all countri,s for which they are ad.
yeriised To carry mail.
After the closing of the supplementary Transntlan.
tic Mails named above, additional supplementary
mails al, opened OIL the y es ~ III. American,
English. French and German steamers, and re.
main open unit, within Ten Minutes Ut the hour
of sailing of hteAmer.
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Please return; wife critically Ill; all for.
HATTIE.
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COMPETENT cook: wages S26; TO go 20 New Ro.
y rhIllei very best references required, Mrs. L.
6EELY, 500 oth AN.
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MAILS FOR OUT AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WENT lNllIEN N-

1O:3u A. NJ. for HAITI. per steam
ship Prins Willem !. letters for Nencznels, CuIa-
Gao. Trinidad. Hritish and Dutch Guiana must he
directed per Plins Wllleiu ~; at P. NJ. for
MEAlCO. per steamship Troja. via Progr"ro and
Tamp'cn letters must he directed pc Trots -;
. 1P. NJ. for BRAX1 per steamship Cypr,an
Pence. via '~ernambuco and santos Il tiers for
North Brazil W t be directed q or yprian
Prince: at p. II. for LA iATA q lRItS
direct. per ste. mship Grecian Prince; at ~ p.
NJ. for COSTA RIGA. Ter steamer from New Or.
leans; at . l. VI. for JAMAICA, per st, amer from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-05
BETTING VERY SLOW.
Little Money Wagered on the Yacht
Race In New York.

New York. Oct. 5.-Outside Of the
stock exchange and the New York
Yacht club betting on the yacht race
was not very brisk yesterday. The
duke made a radical change in the sit
uation. Hitherto the Columbia has been
a hot favorite. Now even money pre-
walls and not much is offered at that.
David Barrie, Sir Thomas Upton
New York representative, and a Bos-
ton man named Hodges, bet $3.50 even.
Tommy O'Rourke managed to get a
thousand dollars to $500. One bet of
5000 even was made at the Gilsey house.
Another of 500 even was made at the
Fifth avenue.
On the stock exchange it was reported
that 81, 600 to $50 0and 81, 900 to $500 on
Columbia and $500 even had been
placed.
The prevailing opinion was that Co
lumbia would win the series, but until
a. better trial than Tuesdays gave, bet
tors a line on the comparative merits
of the yachts, wagers would be made
cautiously.
At the New York Yacht club the bur
den of conversation was nattering to
Captain Hogarth of the Shamrock. 1t
was declared he had handled the chal-
lenger admirably, getting all that was
possible out of the fluky winds.
Patriotic motives may have inf1u-
enced the amateur salts for some wag-
ers of 800 to $50 were made that the
Columbia would win three of the five
races, but betting was very slow at
that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-05
ANDERSON AND CLANCY.
Both Are Complimented by RepubIi-
can Flambeau Club

AT the meeting of the Republican
fiambeau club last night it was unani-
mously decided to take part in the
Twentieth Kansas reception.
The club will give the greatest pyro-
techntc exhibition possible. More than
once they have made Kansas avenue
resemble a frey furnace or an active
volcano, but this time the show will
surpass all others. Incidentally the
club talked politics and passed the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas, The appointment of Major
Thomas J. Anderson, an esteemed hon
orary member of this club, to the posi-
ton of statistician for Kansas of the
agricultural department, is a recogni-
ton of Republicanism to be COM
mended.
Whereas, The resignation of Major
Anderson as state senator brings to the
Republicans of Shawnee an OppOrtun-
ity to show their appreciation of John
T. CLANCY, always a leader but never
central committee, has proven himself
a master politician, an honest. fearless
and thorough champion of Republican,
ism, and possessed of the stuff of which
our greatest statesmen are made, there
fore be it
Resolved, By the members of this
club That we heartily add our indorse-
ment- to the candidacy of Mr.. CLANCY
for the unexpired term, and pledge him
our undivided support for election to
succeed himself to the next legislature
as senator from this county.