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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11
KoAn.,nE.
UNCLE SAM STEPS IN-DEAT1I or
IRIS. EIEN ETTS

MttS. EiCNETrS.
Roanoke, Va. July lc--'rhe United
States has taken nand in The settle
ment OF the affairs Of Schiller and
Enoch, Of this city ana Salisbury. y
c., whose assignment was noted several
days ago, and yesterday their places Of
business were taken in charge BY the
United States Marshal. This step Ia
caused by the petition of some Of the
creditors of these merchants tina, they
be placed in bankruptcy and the courts
pending decision, which Viii he rem
dered on the 18TH Inst. has stopped the
nssigneesS Messrs. CutchIn and Harri-
son, from proceeding further with the
settlement. This also STOPS the sales
that have been advertised by the as
signees. 1t is thought 10 he more than
likely tina, the petition in bankruptcy
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11

Self Dump and Hand Dump. solid
steel aSles. steel wheels. guaranteed
10 stRnd-strong and dura bic-boy
can operate either style-pr ces down
ioU-iror and steel have advanced In
cost nearly 30 per cent. and Mowers
and Rakcs will surely be higher IN
rT.cc next season. Buy a Buckeye
This year and take no chances.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11

The County Electoral Board met to-
day for the annual selec lion of cleo
ton officers. Present: DIR. Thomas H.
Barnes, l.. A. Deans. j. u. Burgess. The
bushes sof the day was talked about.
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does not question, an applicant about any pro-
vious service in the navy. although II does In
Gulrc about previous service IN the army. Ac.
cordng to this form Of declaration II is be-
lieved that he is not guilty of fraudulent en-
listment because OF cOncealing the fact that he
deserted from the navy. and Is therefore guilty
OF no offence against the laws and regulations
OF the arlnv.
1t is question not vet decided whether a
man is guilty OF any offence by enisting under
an assumed name. In the office OF the Judge
Advocate General OF the Army the opinion has
been EXPRESSED that this does not constitute .
fraudulent enlistment. The officer in ques-
ton has been informed that he can probably
change his name without injury To his posi-
ton in the army. lie has been advised Of
,everal wavs in which this can he done Should
he write 10 tho War Department making this
request and give sufficient reasons for the
change. there is little doubt that his request
vill he granted and no further questions asked.
On the other .hand. should he pursue this
course the charge of desertion will still be
against him on the records Of the Navy De-
partment. To clear himself Of this charge he
has been advised to write to the Judge AdvO-
e.Gen"ral of the Navy. setting forth In full
the fact OF his desertion and explaining his ex-
cellent record OF nearly twenty years in the
army. and request through the Navy Depart
ment that the President be asked 10 pardon
his offence. 1t is not unlikely. in view OF his
long service. that he Will pursue the latter
course. az the Navy Depart men. is inclined to
look with favor upon his request in view OF his
long service in the army
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through tTains leave New York, foot NJ Chambers
street. as follows and five minutes earlier from West
600 a. M.-vestibule express daily for Bing-
J.OO hamton Wayerly. Elmira. Buffalo Bradford.
arrives Buffalo 4 =. NJ. ParlOr Car to Buffalo.
O,O0P M.-vestibule liinited-Fa-t mail daily
AUo Sold train for GhNaSo arrive: at ci-yrland
Clcvelnnd and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
100 =. M.-But.ulo AMI Cleveland Nestihuled
.CO Express daily, arrives Buffalo I:05 A NJ.
Bradford : 20 4 NJ. Jamestown 800 NJ Y"nn.4-
town 1927 A. NJ. Cleveland 1880 y. NJ Seepsrs to
Buffalo and Cleveland cafe Library car.
OIL +. M.-Daily, solid rain tor Bnghamton,
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car:
IlCKFTS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. -, 2hl, +ol and
a57 broadway, l27 Bowcry. lh' East l2hth ST. and
273 Nest 125th at, Chambers and West Esd At fer
ries New York; 323 and ShO Fulton St. ~ Broad
way. Brooklyn: 122 River st. Hoboken. and Jersey
CITY Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to desna-
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that had been abapdoned further up the
ieam. They stood on end like so many
straws and rarely anything larger thnn PEN
ci came through.
The first Delaware River raft was launched
at what is now Callicoon Depot about l61 years
ago. This was practically the beginning Of
numbering on the Delaware. Il region noted for
the gigantic growth Of its pine and hemlock,
In the succeeding century the business reached
enormous figures There are -til people liv-
ing who can remember when The river was so
full Of RATS that q man could walk dry Shod
almost the whole length Of the river. Origin
ally the market was in Philadelphia; ina|lT 1t
extended ali the way from that city to
the Water Gap. Tho men who manned TIN,
RATS were the same umb"rmen who lived all
winter in the forest with the wolves and fciled
the trees This was their outing. They were
a race IN themselves. fierce and rough and
hardy even for ponc"rs. II IL small wonder
that thousands Of them. Just paid OF for their
winters work. remained in III city to dabbc
in red paint. There are records IT mary wild
night. with the stud citlH"uS TERRIFIED aud the
police powerlcas. Then they would walk home
sixty miles being the average and many of
them making eighty mile. Some OF them, the
st"ersmen particularly made several tripa each
spring NarrowShurg is ordinarily Nihg" OF
100 For couple Of weeks each string II he
cam" a town oi twelve or fourteen times that
size. and zach hamlet and farmhouse ON tho
route was similarly pntrOnized The men SLEPT
wher" they could in barns and houses and tho
open field. and the rost prowicd about and
fought
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,
Monday.
I'll RIENl NISIO

HA RLEM DINISIOS.
o12 A. NJ. and S:55 p NJ. raily. except sunday, b
littsheld; Sundays only at h:2O A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at ll3. 2hl. Alb and l2ld broadway.
rs Union So. W. 235 columbus av.. ~ W. roth
at, Grand Central station. l25th st. Station and
l3sth St Station. New York; 33s and 726 Fulton st.
and 100 Broadway. f. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone "2Ip0 Tn rty.elghth street for New
York Central Cab Service Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by WestCott Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
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Torpedo Boat Stringham nunched.

WILMINGToN. Del june 10 - The torpedo
boat Stringham was launched from the yards
Of the Harlan 4 HolinGsworth Compnny's
yards thus afternoon. The sponsor wa- Miss
late Admiral j. Berkeley Creighton and u
granddaughter Of the late Admiral Strlngham.
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Post Offer 5lotirr.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
Should lie read DAILY by all interested as changes
Foreign mails f1T Ihg week ending June y, 1899,
Sos Che se as pXkEL at M iRf %dsa
one hour s'rl TEtSsAIlSfi& s sG2E below"
TUESDAY AZ A. NJ for ANYMORE per l, 'G Rra
letters for Ireland must be directed per
wEbSEspAy.A. : A. NJ. supplementary "a NJ
Southampton tist,crs, for Ireland mus; be d,
afy Der ~ To for EHRofE per ss:''Amship
BEi"It iirrS I' per .eam"mp Frio.iand. VIA
Antwerp leters must be directed per Fries
THrksDAY,-At A. NJ for EUROPE, per steamship
S ns EtSt. ~ GhrHG"SFr
aircc1 per s,t ,,. Edsn via Amsterdam Diet
tASP irfL hn, TFA1S 21kI@A TrFKTY
~. via sTr saT per- other , Of
Europe Wnst be "E,cts4 ,ncr La T"Hran. at
MAO MAO Via " 1n p' fSr fTata
land. Italy SPAN, Port gal, Turley, Egypt and
Fss M ot T If SS5D do,s per-
ship Aigster,!am VIA ltotl"r9an l,tte' must he
St1TlAND direct per ttaamship furnessa, via
Glsss"w letters must be directed per Fur
on Tues lays take Printed Matter Sc. for Ger
many and specially Addressed Printed Matter.
Mite t0 STAR Srs sc"mers '' on hW%ps A
steamers on ThursdHy. and Cnnard French and
n all on SaSt& .4 "f" h HF"s3
,t to nSrFy mH , supplementary Trans
atIantic Mails named above additional supplement
r. cETns9 On IN, p Of the s~srssn
arsn until Sith T." Minutes Of the hour "f sail
ing of steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH A AIRS CENTRAL AMERICA
sUNDAY-At =. NJ for COSTA KICA per steamer
ELSS % n FOR Az6NE NSr' sL IIiSSy
rU fI' crKTEI and oAYEMALA' per steam
:, Z fr"% ss" %5iy,1: nry'rn n.r ' ,
'' city Of wa.hthIt%n via rr"sre.o and T"np1co
ntt"rt mutt he di,rci rrr CITY , Of {, M41hms:
s s,san.n'p pni M camr SA at = fa far rsTt
RIGA r"r ,ncr from ~ ,r'ranH, at II r VI
wEn%ENpi1, /" A'M for r!KIo c Ri .. per
n,tnn S ns A aMIiT%rIH a. rHINrtS T4hAsCC1
a% AZ ?T!c.rAS E;r .sss%.sp ;sn%"a .r'trfs tsE
,M"r p"r's r. Myh' sup,ismcnt.ry 'i 70 P M
rui-ps ~ Pc - ,,,,Iom'.,,t,rr p
A.. TT TII0M.SI st ChoI& L LEI and
Sssm.hin Hadnna Io,ters Tor ,,r,hisda anI
Tr Ip must ma b" reCt "'' prr madam
7, A. Tor tuANIANhCMo anu sANIint1 DE
JAMA1ttA, per steamer ff9m no.t9n, nn,,n
hHhn1 ner steams Oh TslI.man' 81" =
sATrRnAi;- nb - 4 NJ IsHppi'm.pWts,y 1890
4. NJ for FORT M ISLAND JAMAICA "
.AHlLLA anu ~ , per s,vai,snip
Anlroilua'A Niirr' i.r "'aa ',a Nus III ur IL
t%n Per M For HAITI and sANTI
| neniIIrry 'u,n" a. Az n"r IL "a, al" "hN y
MAN. =, pr n,,m,,S W. l'',r ~ a. ~, t"I
- VA Per s.ea!nHhp aieNto ~ ]H Ne''r
mnst pc Mtrr.eI p" NshHo 'pS az ! ~, ~
sapnL%w"nt ryrIIiEtTIfSM , t"T tIt, ~
va HhH ~ rNE/ FRA w 'ha' ~ 49,
SAN ~ 49, = h''' IN, f n,,I',, ~
EIr, TralmIiII, lh"uol m" az "a LIZ
| Nohl - nhnMii, ~ Go, ''''N"l "''"""' VI"
erEinh..; q trr II,i"rL RIGA nor stcop,.,
'rCph ~ -" ~. W. VISA MIA f'i 7'"'S'
! lr'i" Ne" o'l'""S'
| Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to North Sydney
and thence b. steamer, close at TINS ohcc daily
a. ";m J., VI. 'r"nncctin r."r" here every
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations Of Yves: 2rd, Cortlandt and DeSbrosses
o. streets (i'e.nt l. i. feritcs)
thine vest IRA st,r-t Otlcr figures Cor.lnndt or
DnsN .usscs streets. Daily except :, nLa sunday
on'y. otuer trains daily sun,". c"NrS6+'. c Sun.
t b.JJ, 100 a. II Lo,1i ior EAsTCN,.
.;,JJ, eS.OS A. NJ. tor Itu FFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS ~ est, aud rrinC!r al loca, points. ParlCr
ami Dining Cars Ounces 70 CoNl ianchrst
t.lI.j5 1900 Noon "slECk DIAMOND
ExPRESs." hanGsonsctt ,nil g. t!e worl4 lam.
He'd seating capacity Iur utH!" "H T.. NJ: con
netting with through ScCpers to Detroi aud Chicago
nop, For wILKES.B ARE,
.iS.22' Ivy L. ~ SCRANTON. Coal Branches
1'oo' avs l. NJ lard Intermediate poiIts
~si.55 j,lJPM. Local for hACIn CHUNK
t.S.i0 $50 T.. VI. Local for MAUCh Oh NIX.
10. d. IOrM. Local Express FOR EAS1ON
s5.J3, AS.OS +. NJ. For bun4lo ard points est
Through Sleeping Car, to Chicago sud 1orohto.
.1.J5, 500 T. N. EAprcss for 81 FFAl.b and
TOEpNT,'. Zone but Sleeping Ca passengers carried
1929. 1870 r.M. For ITHACA RO, HESTER.
DUFF ALO and W est. Sleeping Cars to ChiCRgo.
SOUTH PLN INFlELD and HOUND PKrok locals,
daily exc"nt Sunday 'lO4o. 1880 M '225 80. '+,o,
s!l, 1928 and $50 f. NJ. -. -.
Tickets and Pullman recommendations at liS, "6l. 300
as, su and 1885 broadway, Union square West ~
Columbus Ave-, \. 500 Fulton 81. Court 81 W
y L Transfer Co VIII call for and check Luggage
l,ntn al r add th-n e. .
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THE FIOOD OF GREESERY.
First Pipings of the Insect Music Now
Heard in Suburban Woods.


1t is now full leaf in the northern suburbs.
and the region Is making ready to take on it's
midsummer aspect. The greencry came in
sudden smotherng flood as if it would pour
in at doors and windows Distant spires and
ranges Of chimn"vs visible late in May were
hlottcd ont Of the landscape in the first week Of
June, and suburban isolation was soon COM
plctr. The sense Of having left tn" town far
behind and taken n plunge deep into the real
country was strong upon those who had been
waiting and watching for the change Miles
OF cool Greenery seemed once more TO lie he-
tween the suburbs and the city, a leafy zone
peopled with birds and beasts. vocal morning
and evening with wild music, Gemm"d at night
with the wandering sparks Of iirotltes.
That first freshness OF the full-lcaf season
lasts only for n few weeks. PERHAPS not above
two or three. Later leaves and horbaEc darken
to the dense and almost uniform shade OF the
mid summer green. hut for those few weeks
there are all shades and tints Of green Young
ems start fountain-hke amid surrounding
darker foliage, Tn" tullr rprars with their
broad neutral green truhratrd leaves inter-
sp"rsed with their marvellous blossoms Of pae
green and salmon red. hay" soothing suRges.
tioms of GOODNESS Tine h"k orleS. "A varied
hrot herhooH, maoIu"rat" now in small close
packed leaves. now ~ t,r"at loGs" tronds, now
pale. now dark. The hurs" chestnuts stand
dense. hut fresh lmpen 'trabIe wedges OF
Every season seems to cmbody prophecy
! OF III" next, aud III" season Of fun leaf does
even more; for it suggests not onlytha coming
well With IN" thick"ninG q the ioiage be-
etn IN" hrSL InmES % ,Ha' s"H muse tnH
! eli rus early in a"W"mn"r and Nh, a." nights
Of iatc August WITH an tni'HnIyHt 1hr'lI 6us
! period 81 iu.i song rarity CORRESPONDS with that
/ Of fun leaf. r"roEnlI" in the rhrpinv, of the
! hIri song shall cease and give place to the
| daily swelling orchestra oi insect music
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YvaENE STEAMSHIP co.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE,
C ,nnrCtirI VITA all railroad and strgnsh y lnts9
Ali summer Resorts steamships " lInmuo ItAll
new, and Manhattan leave Pier ", ~. f. H.:
foot ~ Market ~, every Tuesdal, Thu -day ara
SIiurlav At = +. VI. Steamers nttrd VITA every mod
EN- improvement for tbs comfort and convenience
OF passcnuers Ticket offices No. 300 ~ oldwAy cor
nrr OF Rrade ST.. and general Office. No. 49, south
St. opposite the pier. . ~ ,,., .
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Aailroads.
Pennsylvania


y ~ ~
RAELRoAD.
STATIONS foot OF WEeI ~ ENIY THIRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND COhTLANDT STREETS.
RS'Thc leaving time from Dcsbrosscs and
tortlandt streets Is five minutes later than
TINT given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
1000 \. VI. FAST MAIL.--Limited to two Buffet
It5 Ts SlT S2N 10 SFf to sSps Car
sS5 \ Nj FAsrLiNEy rl,t,Gu,E snd GlSvvisn4
Observation Grs for Chicago cleveland, rGlcdo,
1873 GTH@s%S HSb 5 81 E51 + r3pRHE;ss
FOR NaShNiiln wa C.ncintatn. Indianapolis Chi
b.5S 7. Vi. WESTERN EXPRESS F Chicago
7ts5 H. "l" WSEnSfGRN EXPRESS For Pitts.
bug. lr>rlsnd. Cincinnati. Louisville. lniianap
7:b5 y. Vi. .PACIFIc ExpHf IS. For rittsbure and
y ni;GSfI For Kn@nyiile daily ya shenandoah i
81" MARI GSS aeH fss.4@' SsS:'i mt
Sleeping Car New York To Altoona, East Liberty.
pittsnnre. and POINTS West daily except sunday
wAsHINGroN AND THE SOUTH.
20 G@rtSnI, street o:l5 6n"s Carr 10: 3 Din l ny
GAR, A. N: 1855; 30 tpcshrosse, street 2:i6
Lin all Parlor and Dining cars 435 Dining
s SS ~" nn'nt c'I 5 S'3 n,N No. t ~ nEG
I2:3% @;5il ,:25 7Conglcs,ionai Lin. all rarIor
sn a4 pqnf ' ar $40 n p,rnE carr ''' dining
solThEtN Raj Wallpapers 2:55 APO p. NJ.
N5Ef . II$B, ,, WrsrEnN EAILwAY:-ror Mem
FIX III T GG, STGnH: - d.y and
fSH S xSB daily
A. NJ, week days and 800 = NJ daily,
street 2:!o p, NJ, ,Cortlandt street .2:l5 p. NJ.
Through Ncsthulcd Tran. Buffet rarlor Cars
Passenger Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAl.-l2:15 =, NJ week days.
For points on New iorN aud Long Branch Railroad
from West twenty third Street station. s!i5 A.
NJ, l2;4u. 2:25, 80 +:lo 6:ln T.. NJ Sundays
N:2h A. NJ. 4:55 =. VI. trum De4hrusses street .
H:lOh. NJ. - 80. $50, $40. - $40 = NJ. sun
days, "a, A. NJ. 5:l5P NJ. from Cortanit strecD
FOK PHILADELPIlIA.
6:lO Deshro>sCS and tDrtlandt str. ELS i2W, 20.
I:55, $40 s;11. "2l $3.50 Penna. Limit"dD 1910
D"sbrossts street lr 10. Crrtl snit street lu;I.J
dining Car, 1859 DINING Car 1l:t1 A. NJ ~,
II 90. 2.lO teshruS,cs street 2:Iu Cnrtlandt street
2:lI, 30 no -. - Dining Car, 80 DIN
ing Car, $50 ,MntnE Car. ,:n;,. $50 L. NJ, l. o
night. sundays, N:lO 80. S:!tb, go ":Ib Lam.
it'd. ".,E'. lo:"6 Dining Cly NJ 100 100
dining Carr, 2:rl, 80. 4:2i Dining Car 30
II: might.
Ticket offices Nos 4GI. nI4. 1875. 1854. III and
2il broadway. l Aston House, West Twenty third
rect Station. AMI stations foot at DcsbrCsses and
Street. - broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ton, Br" nklN II, station, Jersey CITY. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and 2hcck
baggage from hotels and residences through t.
destination.
IanIa Railroad Ca3 service
J. Is. HI ltHlNSON. j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass Agent.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
"NEW YORK; and "AIBASY."
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily except sunday. -
Leaves BROOKLYN. Fulton st. by Annex, A. VI.
Leaves New York. p"ahr st. Pier. $40 A.
Leaves New York. West 22d St Pier 500 A. NJ.
For ALBANY. landtIg at lOnkrrS, West Point.
Ncwhurg. rNuEhkr"psI", Kingston Point. tnt~kill.
and Hudson Through tickets and baggage checked
q destination.
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CAMpAGNIE GENERATE TRiHSATLAAIIQuE.


Sailing as follows at 10 a, NJ.
From Tier No. ~. North River foot Morton st.
La TuurAinr. zee. june ~ la Champagne. July
la Iretagnr .... june - La hurmanIc July 10
La tiaScoRur. duly In brcldSh" '-.''dHIf -
F.rs'-r.ass rassayr TO la re, So and upward. =,
l. 8 an I'hll. - ErlMM MAN. n Y.
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ALBANY Evening" Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
will leave Pier ~, y. r.. foot Hanal ~. ate =. NJ.
daily sundays excepted, making direct connections
with trains North. Eat and West.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL.
IL leaving Dcshrosses st. 3:l5 +. NJ saturdays
l:45 West 2@d st. 81 P ", (Saturdavs2P NJ, for
CRANSrOS. WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEW
BURGH NEW liAMBURGII, MILTON. 20 KEEPSIE.
RONDOTT and KINGSTON.
CatskiIl, Hudson and Coxsackie Boats.
Leave foot Of Christopher St daily, except Sunday.
ats p. NJ.
NEW HAVEN LINF--Pter 20. r. II. Steamers daily
Az Except sunday, at 3 p. NJ. and IL midnight.
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financial.

= Our Copper Exhibit at Electric Show, Madison
eQuaro Garden n. V, was in cinating attraction.
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Boston and New ENGLAND Points.

VIA Sound LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAIL
week DAYS and SUNDAYS, at $50 p. VI. steamers
PRISClIIA nnd PURITAN. Orchestra ON each.
>IONISt,TON LIN D.. via NtoIingtun. Leave
Pier ;h. ~ r., foot Spring St. week days only. at
400 r NJ. Stcamcrs Malrr and Rhode Island.
NOltN1t II LIN r.. via How London. Leave FER
80. r.. foot If Spring st. week dals only, at ESQ
y. NJ. Strs. CITY Of Worcester AMI it. OF l. well
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWIN.SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK-TARIS LONDON -liAMBt re-.
TWIN.SCREw rAssfNnER SEhEIGE
NEW YORh-LnjND 'N-PAEIS- HAMBURG.
Also New York -liaa3nhr: direct
For all uv-. ct Mpplyt"
Hompany's Office, 81 Is way. y. \, Phone 1871 Broad
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PRINTED NATTER kc.-Geruan steamers sailing
on Tues lays take Printed Matter. Sc, for Ger
many, and specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&c., for other parts Of Europe. AmeIIci and
White Star steamers on Weiu' sday+, German
steamers on Thursdays and Cnnard, French and
Gcrmrn steamers on saturdays take Printed
Matter. &C, for all countries tor which they ar,
advertised to AIRY mails.
After the closing ct III" Supplementary Trans
atlantic Mails named Above additional supplement-
AIRY malls opened On til" Pics OF the American.
English. F.ench and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour ~ sail
ing of steamer.
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Ocean Steamers.
AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE.

NEW YORK ANTN EhP-fARlH
FL cry Wednesday at - noon.
Fricsland June - Wcst"rnland June ~
SSruthwar Jun" u FK'usngton. July o
"rhese steamer carry CABIN and third'clASs pas"
EeugerL at low rates. .-.-,,.,,,
NUIE REMOVAL TO NEW OFFICES.
INTERNATIONAL EANIGATlON COMPANY,
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200 pieces French Organdies-
Three and four tone prntings, IS
choice designs to select from, all
OF this seasons production, at
IL l-2c. yard this quality has
sold this season at l0c. yard.
$500 yards Plain Talfeta Silks
In all the staple and scarce shades,
in light and dark colors, black,
white and cream included, at 8Oc.
yard. Note We ask no more for
the scarce and desirable colors.
Compare this quality with that Of
tered elsewhere at 75c. and $50.
yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
TROY BOATS,

FARE LOWER THAN Any OTHER ROt t..
Steamer Sa -atoEa" or city Of Troy leaves West
roth IT. pier daily except Sutur lay. at q + NJ con
meeting with Delaware and Hndsrn and Fichhur.
trains SUNDAY STEAMERS touch AT ALBANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
CHOIR LIN &.

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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-21
The WOUNDED MEN.
The Mail Clerk and Robber Wounded May
Recover.

George Stevens, the man who last
week attempted to hold up the Colorado
& Southern passenger train at Folsom,
still insists that he had no accomplices
in the affair. Stevens would give no
cleW to his identity more than to state
that for some years he has been punch
ing cattle in the Panhandle Of Texas
and in New Mexico, and that the last
two months he has been placer mining.
He says he had finally determined to
make a stake by holding up an express
train, but as he had failed he is now
ready to die. He persistently refuses to
allow his arm to be amputated, al
though it is terribly mangled. There is
a chance for the mans recovery and the
saving of his arm if blood poisoning
does not set in.
Mail Clerk Bartlett is resting easily,
and will undoubtedly recover, although
he will be disfigured for life. Both men
are at Trinidad.
1t is now believed that Stevens had
two assistants, who fled when shooting
began.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-21
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her
Little Daughters Life.

am the mother of eight children and
have had a great deal Of experience
with medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had the ~dysentery in its worst
form. We thought she would die. L
tried everything l could think of, but
nothing seemed to do her any good. L
saw by an advertisement in our paper
that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recon-
mended and sem and got a bottle at
once. 1t proved to be one of the very
best medicines we ever had in the house.
1t saved my little daughters life. l am
anxious for every mother to know what
an excellent medicine it is. Had l
known it at first it would have saved
me a great deal of anxiety and my little
daughter much suffering.-Yours truly,
Mrs. GEO. f. BURDICK, Liberty, r. L.
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