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it does not require great numb bers to make a thoroughly enjoyable Fourth of July celebration. Here was the true patriotic spirit, aud here the day was as thoroughly en
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joyed, if not more so, than if It had been spent in tue largest city incur land. J. W. ADAMS.
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Mir. R. Nj. Wallace. of Magnolia, is at the Trulock.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
Senator HOHyh.

The following is taken from IA
series of biographies Of the lives
OF oar Senators, by the Junior Co
lumbla correspondent OF the News
and Courier.
W. {. !lough. of Lancaster. i,
the Youngest man in the Senate.
having first seen tn" light of dav
tear Fort Lawn. in Chester C0un
ty, October IS. 1867. He was
educated a Wake Forest College,
and at the South Carolina Col
l"gc. il" is prarticing attorney
at Lancaster, and had never held
a public Office before his election
to he Senate las, fall.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01

dissolved. and boiling the water
fifteen minutes purifes them and
makes them bright and clean. II
is also good Tor cleaning any YES
sel made Of porcelain, tin, cal,
vanlZed iron, Or silver. These
are only a few OF the household
uses Of bOraX. and the house
keeper who has tried it thorough
lv and tested its merits finds if =
great help IN her work.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
SlOO To Any Man.
WILL FAY 500 FOR ANY uAsl
or Weakness in Men They Treat and
Fall to Cure.

An Omaha Company places for the iirsr
time before the public n MAGICAL TREAT-
MENT for the cure of Lost Vitality, Nervous
and Sexual w Weakness, and Restoration of
Life Force in old and young n:,Y- No
worn-out French remedy; contuiIS NJ
fhoSphorou> or other harmfU! drngs. |,
" WONDERFUL IREATME&y-m magical in KS
etects-positiNc in its cure Ail readers.
who are suffering from weakness that
bllghts their life, causing that mental and
physical suffering peculiar to Lost Mar.
mood, should write to the STATE MEDICh :.
toMiANl, Omaha, Noh., and they Y
send You absolutely FREE q valu,
parrr vH these diseases, and positive pro
OF Their truly MAGICAL TRFNTNrNT 'EbOr
and> ui mon, who have lost all hope OF
cure, are hclng restored by them TO pei
feet condition.
lh.~ MAGICAL TREATMENT may be taken
n nome under ;hcir directions. or they wiz
Pay railroad fare and hotel bills to ali WI .
prefer to 20 there for treatment il the
IAN 10 cure. thcy are perfectly relian,"
nave no Free Prescriptions Free Cure
frce sample, or CO. -. fake They hav.
>-A""nn capital, and guarantee 10 cure
ever case they treat or refund every dollar
or their charges may be deposited in n
h1nH 10 he paid to them when a cure is
cHected Write them IodaS.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
LA Grippe Successfully Treutcd

II have just pecuyered from the
second attack of la grippe this
year, says Dir. Jas. a. Jones
publisher of the Leader. McXia.
Texas. "Ir the latter case used
Chamher!aiu's Cough Remedy.
ami | think with considerable
success, only being in bed a little
over two days against ten days
Tor the FORMER attack. Toe second
attack | au satisfied would have
been equally as bad as the first
but Tor the use of this remedy as
| had 10 20 to bed IN about six
hours after being struck with it.,
Nh'" }" "a" first case "a. able
I" attend - business aD.',t two
DAY" before getting down." For
sale by J. +. MACKHY Il Co.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01

L" '"r" Constipation Forever.
=. iahc 'hSriicts Candy CuthartIc lUc ar n5c
L I. & {. 'nl To cure. DRUGGISTS r.fun, ,,,'.,'-
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
Nine Birds at One Shot.

Saturday while Mr.. Robt. Sis
tare was out hunting he came
across a bunch of partridges all
huddled together under "A bush,
he fired into them killing nine at
one shot, and also wonnding the
tenth.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
Short Locals.
FOR RENT. An S-room
dwelling, one block from Main
street. Gall at ENrERpplsE oaino


street. Call at ENTERPRISE Office.
If Irritable, ont of Sorts, Depressed
in Spirits, have DUN Headache. take
few doses of DIR. NJ. a. simmons
Liver Medicine for quick relief.
MIR. j. Nj. Heath went to New
York Saturday on business.
Mr.. j. A. Pride of the :. \. l..
and located at Spartanburg was
in town yesterday.
y few doses Of Dr. VI. \. Simmons
Liver Medicine will do more for 4
Weak stomach than prolonged
course of any other medicine.
1t is estimated that there will
be no fewer than forty thousand
visitors to Charleston during the
reunion in May.
iNCoNT!MERCE ~ water curiur sleep
StoDn"' Immediately 10y DIR. T.. DETpIION.S =
ANTI DluETlC. Cures children ana adults
alik" Price 81. sold 10y J f.. Nacl"y y Go.
Druggists. Lancaster. :. &
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
!. \. W Ms,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
OVERCOME

OVERCOME cvi! with good. Overcome
Your '""-.S ana colds with Ogc Minute Cough
'N'" = Is 80 "ood children cry for it, IL
cures Group bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe ana
81" l't"'I "h" iNnE diseases. Crawford Bros
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
y. y. W III.IAMS.
: " is1.t ~ VIZ.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated January 1th. 1899.

10 infant defendants William Starnes.
Thomas Starncs, Mamie Starnrs and
Margaret Staru"S:
TAX" notice that if you fail to apply
Tor TN" appointment of Il guardian ad
'i'"m lu this action within twenty
uaNS after service hereof, the Plaintiff
VIII apply 10 the Court Tor the an
Poin'm"ni "i such guardian ad litem
IN your behalf.
+. y. WILLIAMS,
PlaIntiifS Attorney.
J." ). &. Starncs. William Starnes.
lhomGS Starncs. Mamie Starnrs and
Margaret StarneS. nonresident de-
i"ndantS herein:
You will take notice that the Sum-
mons and Complaint i'm this action
W"r" filed in the office of the Clerk of
'h" Cont of Common Pleas for Lam
caster county, South Carolina, on tie
'th day oi January 1899.
/. y. WILLIAMS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jan. 4 l<lg
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01

wsv Of LAYING everything that
doesn't suit them on to Provi
denae.-Ex.
Miss Blanche Couuhmor ot
Batrshurr. $. G.. arrived Nond,,,
nirht and entered unon hor ln,in.
as ~cverncss in .yu1rc ZONES, fam
ilv. She will also teach music
NJ w. ! rre%orE returned
rom 'he oeas.de OF MS hro'her.
I'D %. ho''iS. MONDAY nlSh'. -"
reP"r'S ms hr"'h"r improving
slo"'E'
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
1o tie Defendants aimee aaued:

\ol ar" hereby summoned and re-
uuired to answer the complain,
lu lhlN action. which il filed in the
One" "I tn" Clerk OF .Oinm0n Pleas
Tor III" SAID county. and to serve" a copy
"' your answer to IN" cOmplaint on
tn" subscriber at his office at Laucas-
Ter Court House, South Carolina, with
IN twenty days after the service here
OF. exclusive of the day Of such SER
wee: ana II You fail TO answer the
'oWplain' within the time aforesaid.
'hr fiaiU'iiI in this action will apnIv
10 IN" Court FOR the relief dc.,anded
III the Complaint.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-01
State OF South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In the Common Pleas.

W. L. 'a>key.
Plaintiff, Summons
against for
John ii. Caskey. NJ rgaret Relief
\. Langley, Julia l.. Hin
son, } &. Starn"s. William (Com-
\'a'h"S' ih"nlas StarneS, paint
Mamie Staruen and Mar not
|'''' 3'arh"S. served.y
Defendants
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
SLASHED BY ITALIANS.
William Sutton Found Bleeding
and Unconc ious.

William Sutton. forty-three years old,
of No. As Newark avenue. who was found
by Policeman Barry, of the Gregory street
station. early Sunday morning In an un-
conscious condition under the PennsyNa-
MIA Railroad trestle at Warren street. IS
still confined at the City Hospital. He
was badly cut with some sharp instrument
and his clothing was saturated with blood
Suttons condition was SO alarming tnaI
DR.. Rector. who was called to the station
house, deemed it advisable to send the in
iured man to the City Hospital.
Sutton had cash in the left cheek ex-
tending from the nose to the ear. another
in the top of his head and several stab
wounds about the chest and body. Dr.
Rector saw that the mans condition was
SO bad that Sutton was sent to the City
Hospital. AT that institution he became
conscious. He made the following state
ment:-
II was walking through Warren street
when 1 was set upon by two Italians who
gave me a severe beating. One OF the
men drew a razor from his pocket and
slashed me across the face. I then be-
came unconscious and knew no more
Police Captain Cody and Detective Lee
Immediately secured the First Precinct,
hoping to catch the men who had done
the cutting. but they were unsuccessful.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
ATTACKS HIS WIFE's DIVORCE.
pacu1iar Position in Which Mrs
Iudden Finds Herself.

An interesting case was to have come
mn before vice Chancellor Stevens yester-
dav hut was postponed until November u
n is the case of Walker Winston, or New
York. who seeks to recover possession OF
his eight-year-old daughter Lillian. WIN
sion and his wife Lillian were married IN
New York in 1890 and separated IN 1873
under an agreement whereby the mother
was to retain possession of the cniia.
Two years later Mrs. Winston went TO
oklahoma and secured a divorce from her
husband. She came back to New York
and married DR.. James M. .Ludden, prac-
ticing physician Of that city. Winston
then began a suit in New York for oil
yorce against his wife and named DR.. Lud-
den as correspondent. Mrs. Winston, or
Ludden. replied and charged her husband
with unfaithfulness.
The court held that she had proven her
allegation but also decided that her di-
vorce obtained in Oklahoma was illegal
in New York Mrs. Ludden was advised
that the divorce was good in New Jersey.
SO she moved to this city About ten days
ago Mr.. winston through McGee & Bedle,
obtained the writ of habeas corpus for the
production of his child in court and had
Mrs Ludden arrested on a writ of ne
exeat The woman was released on bail.
The case is considered an interesting one
and on its trial some constitutional ques-
tions will be raised.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
cHEWED M'cARTHY's THUMB.
Not Satisfied with That Mrs. Will
liams Used Club.

Mrs. Eva Williams, a colored woman,
and Patrick Mccarthy reside in the same
house at No. 3s1 Tenth street. The two
people cannot agree and on several oca-
sions trouble has arisen which has result
ed seriously. Mccarthy resides on the
second floor of the tenement and Mrs.
Williams lives on the floor above.
Mrs Williams found the water In her
apartments would not run yesterday
morning. She went downstairs to the Nc
Carthy household and accused Mr.. Nc
Carthy of having turned off the water.
This assertion Mccarthy denied and words
followed. 1t was thought for time that
blows would be struck and every tenant
in the house rushed to the Railways to
hear the quarrel
Presently all was quiet. Mrs. Williams
had withdrawn from the scene. She, how
ever soon returned She was armed with
heavy stick.
Standing on the stairway, about three
quarter way down, Mrs. Williams called
to Mccarthy and dared him to come out
The Irish blood which flowed in Nc
Carthys veins began to boil. He suddenly
opened the door and rushed into the hall
way only to be struck down by the club
in Mrs. williams hand. Mccarthy was
rendered unconscious. He bled profuseiy
from deep cut over the left eye.
The tenants in the house, fearing that
murder had been committed. rushed to the
street and cried for 'police." Patrolman
Murray answered the call. The patrol
wagon was summoned and Mccarthy was
removed to the City Hospital, where four
stitches were required to draw the wound
- =, ,~fr !,
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
JAMES N. DAVIS.

MIsTERs SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
JERSEY. ,..u
and Jennie Stiner ct ais. defendants.
IN bill for partition and decree Tor saie-
Garrick & Ewald. Solicitors.
BY virtue Of a decree OF the Court OF - Shas,, Az
six3eenth day Of October. eighteen hundrea
and ninety-nine, directing sale OF an an sana !
~. fhe hill Of complaint in said cause ana IN
said decree for sale, |, William =. 11il.lols'
Special Master in Chaneery oi new se'sIy e. ,
shall sell at public vendue to the hlgnest plu- ~
5e,. on the premises hereinafter described on
rrl1esday the twelfth day OF Decem1er, 2. X, =.
eighteen hundred and nnety-nine az .woo e.vsn st
aascrifed that is to say at No. 104 Maple street.
I,afayette. Jersey. City. New Jersey.
s,.st Az snis n Jersey City. Hudson County, New
Jersey and known as part OF lots numosr 599p qe
l) and two f0 in block number tnir.esn uol, y,
4asfsyatte. one mile from Jersey City ferry.
Hudson County, N j.. made by L o. ana
D. E. Culver Surveyors on ME beb ln 'n plot NAV
ss sei ,,ora nart;cularly described follows
= Commencing at point on the northeasteriy
line Of Maple street ds,an s,s ssery from
sae ~, .starlv corner of Maple street and Pacific
avenue which point is in the line ol lana con
veved by the Provident Institution for savings
in Jersey. city to Mary +. Pauly. thence north,
aasteriv narallel with Pacific avenue ana
along the line of said Pauly's lana ana LAS; also
oto7Q
aa,,+ Irstitution for Savings in Jersey City
to dagnaii, nifty 5o feet; thence southeasterly I
and parallel with Maple street eighteen az lees
maTs ma Which W CHI point is also in the southeasterly
line Of the premises conveyed to the SAID ans ras
So ~ daad hereinafter recited thence south
west. westerly along said line and parallel with II
Paciflc avenue to, through and I'd, bsyod ss the the
ertbaas sterfv line Of Maple street; thence
northwesteriy MOI along the northeasserly line s o.
Maple street eighteen elo rect more or iess
Being part of the same premises conveyed
70 the said The Provident Institution Tor Sav-
;1s ~ s''J II Jersey city by Patrick H. Laverty,
Sher;T OF Hudson County, by deed dated
August sth 1873 and recorded In 1o7 9'oK OK szf q
Togetber with all singular the hereditaments
and appurtenances to the said premises belong
ing or In any wise appertaining,
Dated November 4th, 1899.
WILLIAM B. GILLMORE,
Special Master in Chancery OF New Jersey.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
Thursday, November e, '99
1T FouR O'CLOCK. 2. n.


at the Court House, in Jersey City in said
County of Hudson, at. which time there will be
opened proposals for furnishing and delivering
at the storeroom. Snake ain, and County Jail.
butter, coal. coffee, clothing, dry goods eggs.
fish, flour, feed, groceries. hosiery ice leather.
lime and cement. lumber, fresh meat milk,
notions. crude oil, oils, paints and hardware,
plumbers and steanhtters supplies, prov-
sions. shoes, soap, starch, teas, tobacco. vege-
tables, woodenware, required to November 80
1900
Board will award contracts to lowest bid
ders on each of the items. and bids will be re-
ceived for any or all Of the items on the speci-
fication list Bidders obtain information
OF all supplies required on application I9 70 the
Clerk of the Board. next to the Court House,
who will have printed detail lists of supplies,
also blank forms Of proposals. on or after
November 18th, 1899.
Contracts for supplies to date from award and
to terminate November Goth, 1900
Each bid or proposal must be accompanied by
a certified check, payable to the order OF
Hugh Dugan, County Collector, or cash, to the
amount OF ten per cent. of the bid.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids if deemed for the best Interest Of
the county to do.
BY order of the Board, ,c.N
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
THE ANCIENT PILLeaY.


Away back in the days of the Anglo
Saxon heptarchy, before Christianity was
thought of in England, there existed an
institution called the .thealsfang," heals
being our modern halse or neck; and fang
something which was intended for hold
ing, as the jaws.
In modern English it was called the pill
lory. and consisted of platform, gener-
ally movable and sometimes capable OF be-
ing moved by the person standing upon 1t,
and above this platform pair of boards,
the upper one movable, with pieces hol-
lowed out for the holding of the neck and
wrists Of a person standing. It was the
custom, going back to the remotest an
tiouity. for the condemned person to stand
in the pillory for an hour at the time OF
day when there were moss likely to be
crowds abroad.
If the pillory was constructed with ref
erence to all its possibilities, the person
In it faced to one quarterof the earth
for one-quarter of an hour, and was then
turned so that at the end Of the time he
had completed a circle.
Not in itself a severe punishment, ex-
cept for the obloquy Of II, the pillory
could be turned into either rostrum OF
honor or place Of execution by the ca
price of the populace. In the desperate
struggles which went on for the estab-
rshment of free press, 1t was the fav-
orite punishment allotted editors displeas-
ing to the crown through their writings
Some Of these gentlemen, generally im-
pecunious, had their stay on the pillory
enlivened. by the taking up Of popular
subscription for them; while in other IN
stances the overdue egg and mortified cat
or dog reserved for the obnoxious class
of offenders were exchanged for stones
and brickbats, SO that the pillody ended
in death.
But, absurd as the punishment Of the
pillory appears to us, it was not untilSthe
first year Of Queen Victoria's reign. IN
1887, that 1t was finally abolished. And:
SO late as 1914, the wise and erudtte LORD 3rl
Thurlow held It to be "a restraint
against licentiousness provided py the
wisdom Of our ancestors.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
STOLE LODGING HOUSE BLANKETS

Michael O'Keefe, an employe of the
lodging house, at No. 50 Montgomery
street. appeared in the First Criminal
Court this morning against Nicholas Mi
lady, twenty-five years old, of No. 10S
Essex street, whom he charged with petit
larceny Milady was caught yesterday af-
ternoon leaving the lodging house with
three blankets under his arm. O'Keefe
ordered Miiady upstairs and on entering
a room the door was locked. Milady was
kept a prisoner until the arrival of PATROL
man Dwnes Of the Gregory street station.
dilady was then taken to the station
house, where he was locked up. Justice
Mccormack, fined the prisoner court costs.
Ailady gave as an excuse for the crime
drunkenness.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF lHERICAI
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 8. 1899.
Trains leave Jersey city az foiiows;-
FOR THE WEST.

tOks III W 1<N'~
SIS A NJ. Fast Mail. limited to two sons,lns Sahs.
rarlor is Tor chicago. CNo coaches 70 Pittsburg
'ne e,s 4 NJ. Fast Line, with Vestiesie SA1'Ss
Car. daily lor The Celebrated Pennsylvania
49, ~. the pioneer OF this class OF tns se,
vice. composed exclusively OF n;rinx Obserya-
pne t,n and Smoking Cars lighted BY ,sa'i1aaas @ tts
a,oH sI movable electric lights aaily io Iouis-
burg. chsag1,:s a,;,,s Cincinnati Cincinnati and Toledo;
vipe o. M,. Chicago and St Louis EApseTSs ~
with vestiDaie slsepias hsaso soa ThroSgS sespns
70 TO- eti tor louisville tyia cincinnaW as'' -
diarapolis; western Express. with vsstiouls
Slz T. Gar.. 1a daily to Pittsburg eno Snic4sS, -
asa;pr Ssseplnsc car 70 Philadelphis' ana Ta''sp1s
Chicago; NJ southwestern Express slssSins Pm
p Us mining Cars daily to Cincinnati .'~'
via cincinnati; and aaifo p Express. Pullman Sleep
SlS r. ~ ~ Pittsburg. Connects ior Snreafs ns5is
aa;v inf and Cleveland except aaSaab saarab VaIIes
for Sa - sKnoxgiiie. Tenn va sne11S
Route; NJ Man and Express. Pullman TqiIs. pits.
Sleeping 6d points West week days No % soaSnsS; as
burg 3 punrTgTIMoRE. AM RE- WARRINGTON AND tnI
Eor sH lo-2s Dining Cap ,nsressional @ eiorn1l
Car carj 4 Nj IL r. .Sd Sh Psnnsyisania ss Rail
L%itfs LIN Siains Dining Gs Sim sn D9 in
Tosa ,ns cary au and s:i5 N and lzsg 2 nisn'' "
q a. W.
Sunoay,, g.4 Congressional Limited FaTiSr
Lis s.a5 s5 Pennsylvania Railroad Dining C.ry.
cars wing nI Car). 5.N Dining Car)' ana y.ie
So md "a. 50 night. For Baltimore ohiy, -ie
T. H. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1,r.ss Tor Philadelphia. ess I,f4s 80, = .iS
Expee1s s'44 Qo.N Pennsyivania Limitec,' .,
s4a, ~ ~ II Il (Dining Carl NJ: l2ls. =;
lcss rs sss. sis IA IA ~ Ass 81 sH & ~ y
Dining sondsy. oads So sd SIS. ~ aols PENN
nigns; Tdrnited), l0.16. lila DINING SaI1 ,s a
syisans1 114-(Dinfng Carl, s-n 4ls. SO SLln- lnl
~: 1sr, 5i4 Dining Carl. sl4 DINING Csrl,
ing a5s s15 p NJ. and Il 80 might, accom-
S-l4, ~. s;r Ills A. NJ, 4-62 and 1ls "a
modasi66a, mod, 6sys. sundays. 5.B and 7b = M
week esisartic city 1880 and 1ili A. NJ; IL;
Tor AtlarsSa Sa.so p NJ. through vesttbuled
- rs,fyet Parior Cars. PASSENGER Soacn; 80
Tram i1G,v,hined Coach week days. and z-so ana
SO A. M N: snnra Nav. 1850 A.. NJ. LIS P. n. week
for - 81 HI Sundays.
DAYS. 1 any branch, Ashury Park, Ocean drove,
,,sut ~ ApIessant and intermediate stauens, sla
5ar,s f,oins sf4 A. NJ. 1888, ~ and eH r N.
~ IA c,sriav 1000 A. NJ, SIS r NJ SStop ~
interlaken nj for Asbury Park or Ocean sfove On
sgnosyNy New York Transfer Company viii call
for and check baggage from and to notels sno
residences. . wnon
j. b. HUTCHINsoNs :, q =, =. ~.,s,-sr 7. 4 r.n<
Gensf Manarer& Gen,i reesske. - -
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
FOUGHT WITH BEER CLASSES.

A fight in which beer glasses figured
prominently. occurred in DeMato's saloon,
at No. 400 Third street, last night. The
fight was between Garrett WEIGH, 80 years
old of No. 172 Morgan street, and an
Italian, known as italian john" who
lives at No 116 Brunswick street. How
the fight originated no one seems to know
Welch was badly cut on the head by a
beer glass thrown by italian John. Z
Welsh was removed to the City Hos
pital where his head was dressed. He
refused to make complaint against the
Italian.
The police say the Italian IS of a very
ouarrelsome disposition and frequently
ssts mixed " fn lights
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
HOMES FURNISHED FOR 500 Il WEEK.
MULLINS & SONS,
Newark Avenue and Grsse Street,
RAILROADS.
PICTURESQUE LINE OF TRAVEL 10 THE
NoRTH AND WEST

NORTH AND WEST.
THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE
Trains leave Franklin street North River)
u5ssiGa usss ats Nsr sr York z and ssn PS
mlnals station at Weehawken. N. 3, can be
Tsashed psn vs psaas 55ss 6 + 3D. leaving
Cornwall. Nswburgh, Kingston and Aiba1&
5. MS 4 M daily ssseSs s saaaas. fs
Cranston.s West Point, KinsstOa. New Palt.,
Mountains % Aibsns. any sara.a.s asaa and LAKE Iaas
,ass aaso5ge. PsslSy GsT e 4lesny;
for Albany. syrscass. Roehestsr. bafsla
sns nisssrs ,,a Talls csysla9s ps,so.t cAlssso:
gers. cranston's, West Point: Cornwall. New
bureh and intefmedfats stations to Albany
Saratoga, Montresl and Eassern Canada.
strest, for Utica: Syracuse. RoeSs.tsr, But
land. Chieaso and 81 -Lonis s's
SEQ P N daily. exespt SUNDAY. for Utica.
Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara
s:Is s &, y, daily. ssr Albany, usIss. sxr.su...
Detroit, cievsIs1d. chiesTo and St. Louis Louis
B. c,-Leaves Brooklyn Annex:-B, Io:zs A. Nj
G. 500 ?. NJ Jersey city 2 R. R. Stations
Haverstraw Locale -s:sS 4. Il Nv. 4zd street
!,,s II 4; NJ; a;so 4:i5. ti5. 7iso. ''s:ss an
Newburgh Locslss-ss:o A. M; s1.oo, 5:oa
ss:15. Kingston Local. 100 P. NJ
sDaily. ssSundpys only.
Wagner Sleeping Cars for Albany, Utica
Syracuse, Rochester, Brralo. Niagara Falls
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago on through
westcott's Express check baggage through to
destination. Far Cabfcr Carriage, phone 1884
Cortlandt.
For tickets, tifne-tsbles. parlor and sleepinu
car aecommodatscns or informHticn apply
street; Annex Oflice. foot OF Fulton street.
New York City. Nos 11s AS, 6n and 121e
broadway; No 81 West One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth street, and at Station.
q T. LAMBERT Gen'f Passenger Agent
Grand Central Station. New York