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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13
Almamaffen ,0anmarf" 1905.

Sauftreret 5amtliez 4lmunut
,,Oanmort" i~nbebofoer: aalenbe.
for 1905, Statstalenber for Oans
mcrt, 1or 2dnbmanben, !9aanbbog
for 5us pg 9iem, 5 lebise Elmer,
grogebe Snbtrpt, 30 Jortallinser,
Wartebsfortegnelie. Bilag 1: S..
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3: Simon Simonfen: @n abning4
bsne. 8iIas 3: Naltbe Gngelfteo:
Eu 8fs bOs Snfpeftsrsn. 8iIa>
gene er fine, farIis .gn amagers
Sbpl", 30 bp "a CONNER. SefDe
MImdnaten er paa 48 Siber / DIM
floq, Stsrrelfe 8 By 10 e., oe foffer
- frit tiIlenbt - meb Bldg 40
Gents.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
Isf.ALR. NISBR afsf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13


moa Der altiaa oonnes ct Giutez
Iamfunb for 6osrt Department /
6rantrig. - 0len bet er umuli9t.
Ia De epan9eliIte fun er faa es
Imaa - og BET er itrioenbe imob
al anben airteopfuttelie enb net
cp Den ton9regationaIiitiite 5remz
for aft Itrtoer bet imob bdaoe ben
lut6erIts &irfe og ben presbyterian
Is fnnooole 8%irteOronin9.
QooFornaget inOe6oloer besuoen
flere 9eTtemmelier, iom lager Cir
ten. Der titles fra Staten, fuloz
itanbi9 / 9anter.
Ste not mtO, at Dauuelfen af
en- epangeliIt 5oltetirte / 5rantrig
umuliggsres. men Statens Repra
Ientant fal babe 8et til raar ION
beIit at ninipicere" en- 9uOstiene=
ties llbfsrelfe; meo unota9elie at
airfen mao inoen 8ngninger. DIR
eics at be tirteIige o6orenin9er"
bare .reIigieie 5egn % Gmblemer'.
9oriet ituG banlpies.
9iosrs: Sntet relig sit Samfuno
mad gre TN ReIerbefono itsrr,
enc en- 8reoieoel At Rem Iamleoe
oartiQe 3noteqt. 81 Qygfetts1
6dr peo enbper 2eiliafsb Ref fl
at tmfterIe oeres 9opirer. 6porpaa
ban fan laoe W%leniqbenerne eder
Samfunoencs 5ormpnb itrafes
men 9enqebeber ira Is til 1000
5rancs eaer 5angiel / ira s 0a
ge til 1 Qar. bois ban timber Con
cbertrGbel'e.
aopfuriIa9et poubpoer ogiaa, ot
De tirtelige o5orenin9er"s 9iret
tsrer euer 5ormanb ital rare al
rant R~ationalitet en- 9eitem
melie. Der ogIaa fan 6lipe ube4age
lig for Dc eoaugeliite Sumfuno,
iom itaar / mar 5orbinOelie msO
reformerte Samfuno I uOIanoet.
; ,,G6riftianisme al 2O=e iitcle"
bar e. @autier ofentli9aiort Il
mnoi9t .Cpraob til BET eOongeii
fe SELF. 6on trrper 6eri. NJ
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6erli9 6r.beo til inobproes at Dan
ne ct fOItetirteligt SamfunO me0
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lie og aIe eoongelilte 9riItne
5rantrig opfotores til, iua oiot
oe tan. at write ben til, at 6om-
bes' 2opforila9 tun faloe i9ennem.
Der er Taa megst mere 0runo til
al oreaniiere Mobftano MOB 9oo-
fcrila9at, ION be 6enitiaiuger. Der
ira 5rautrigs 104 9onFitorier er
bleone .noIenot til aultusminiite
ZEN. life enoano er 6leOet aqtet It
SDar Oaroig.
8autier ilutter meo De ilammen-
De Orb:
Reformerte. Qutberonere. gReos
lemmet al osn irie Strife; 8eiul-
tatst al oan geoGqeIie, iom ri lore
laar, Dil fda 5nOhpoelie paa os
aGe. 5remfor ali mna Ri opnaa. at
Comics Yrojett fortaites easr for
6eores; tbi b0is bet gennemfsres.
pil oore 9irteiamfuno life I9ngere
funne leoe. life l9rgere tunne ub.
foloe Iig frit. 3ilbaqetaloelfen at
bet oRantiite GOift~, iDartiat al
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eoe lite at fframme pore Sabre.
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brer, at ben fful Ife / Ooerensffem=
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feb.
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bort meb 5bdngen oOer gerioner.
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lab os or9aniiere Wobftanoen.~
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13

oDanitsren" ubganr bOer Yrs
bag og 5reodg og tofter fun $3.50
ON Qaret. prsbenumre fenbes frit
pad 5orlangsnbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-13

QlFreoe Rtoattsr.

9Greoe Aeoattsr.
Seq Dil gerne meo 0eres iii
laOelie gennem oOanneren"s Spal=
ter bringe en- biertelig 3at til Dem.
ION Ear ienot os penge til Ell MT
0rael til Gbene5er Msnigbsbs 5rn.
oa9sitole fer / Oats.
SenOogsifolen 6ringer ogiaa I'm
1ot. De elifer NRuiit % Gang oa
Tpnger en- bsl Del. enoifsnt bet life
dltio er Iaa melobiit.
De. iom bar pOst til 0rgetet. er:
Ra5arst6 mgb. unabomsz
fOrening, 6eoar Soils. So, $500
Miis 6mma Ssbolm. 9anIas,
5. Z. Loo
Ben 5rge60rg Qanter ira
nf.: m.E-
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

save that they must not leave my
walls except under sanction of the sig
net-nay, in its very presence"
The dais rose, bowed and seated
themselves again. Then. guided by
Masouda and preceded and followed
by guards. the brethren and Rosa-
mund walked down the terrace
through the curtains into the chancel-
like place where men crouched upon
the ground; through the ante-cham-
Der where, at a word from Masouda,
the guards saluted: through passages
to that place where they had slept.
Here Masouda halted and said:
Lady Rose of the World. who are
htly SO named. I. go to prepare your
chamber. Doubtless you will wish to
speak with these your-brothers
Speak on and fear not for it shall be
my care that you are left alone, II
only for q little while. Yet walls have
cara. 80 / counsel you use that Eng
lish tongue which none Of US under
stand In the land Of Al-Jebal-not
sven. l."
Then she bowed and went
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
MURDERED HER CHILD
insane Mother Strikes Baby's Head
 With a Hamme,.

AnaconGa, April 2G.-Mrs. William Henderson crushed her baby's skull with a hammer this morning while the little one slept The family reside al 516 Washington street, and the baby is but seven months old.
 It is supposed that the woman be came insane and while in this con dition snatched up a large hammer md struck the baby on the head, strik ing the frontal bone and crushing the skull Afterward the mother pick ed up the child and ran over to the residence of Rev. Father Lightmar and told him what she had done,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
About Rheumatism.

There are few diseases that infftC more torture than rheumatism and there is probably no disease for whict such a varied and useless lot of rene dies have been suggested. To say that it can be cured is, therefore, g bold statement to make, but Chamber aims Pain Balm, which enjoys an ex tensiye sale, has met with great sue cess in the treatment of this disease One application of Pain Balm will re Heye the pain, and hundreds of sui ferers have testified to permanent cures by it's use. Why suffer when Pain Balm affords such quick relieI and costs but trifle? For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
 BISBEE DRUG co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
WARREN DEVELOPMENT IS THE DOPE AMONG
 THE SPECULATORS
H. A. SMITH, PROMOTER OF COM PANY, EXPECTED HERE
 THIS WEEK.
Junction Was Offered at Ssc on Yes terday, With SIS the Best Bid-P & Q. Still Holds Around $40, With No Buyers.

The chief feature of today's topic was the Warren Development Co Many wanted to subscribe for stock It's location. We are positive that the property is within the Bonanza Circle and they have good ground. We can not state just where it is. for we are not positive. Bisbee people are com mencing to realize the value of getting any of the stock that is being floated by monied and mining men on the ground floor.
 We have tried hard to get the exact data regarding this new property. and who are behind it. We will endeavoT to have it shortly. We will try and get, if possible. enough to give you all d little bit of it. We, however, may not get any. Judging from orders re ceived today. the public are looking for a further decline in the market Late this evening the market was 8 dead one. as there were plenty of of ferings and no bids.
 The Denn-Arizona has got tnelr tim bers on the ground. and the new shaft is to be commenced tomorrow.
 Junction had been offered at $S9 during the day. while 75 was the very best bid that could be had. Pittsburg & Duluth holds at S20. and no bids.
 H. A. Smith. who seems to be the principal mover behind the Warren Development company. is expected in Bisbee the latter part of the week. A telegram from him yesterday located him in Chicago e2route to Bisbee.
 It may De that the talk of Warren Development company stock has had a depressing effect on Bonanza Circle old line companies. At any rate there is nothing doing, and a further decline may be expected today.
 Buyers who are more or less famil- jar with conditions underground are wondering over the iow price of P. & D.. AS stated before in these col umns a sharp advance may be expect cd in this stock before the summer months have come and gone
 The closing quotations today were as follows.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
New York Summary.

New York. April 26.-This was set ting day in London. There is no news of the naval situation in the Far East. Steel net earnings for the March quarter were $23. 3.025. .S9S. with untitled orders for 5.597.56 tons. Re newal of efforts to sell C. F. I. to the L. s. Steel corporation are reported. Norfolk & Western earnings this month to date are in excess of the record showing of March. Loans are plentiful. The end of the copper war in Montana is believed to be approach ing. European markets are slack in following the price of copper metal. Seven roads for the third week oi April show gross increase of TOT per cent. The banks gained from the sub treasury since Friday $S95,OOO. Twelve industrials advanced .SS Twenty active railroads advanced .23
 Closing quotations:
 Anal, S5 3-S; C. F. l., 52 5S; M- F.. 1O3: R. l.. 32 5-S: R. I. (PfdD. 77; s. P, G41-4; U. s. S., 36 IS: U. S. s. tPfd.l. 1O2 3-4; L. P. 126 5-S; Santa Fe, S7 1-2; Santa Fe (PfdD. IU2 5-8; B. R. T.. 66 3-4; T. C. l.. 95 IS; L.. & N., I54 3-S; St. Paul. 1S0 1-4; Erie. A S-4; Erie (PfdD. 79 5-S: Sugar. Al; Ont. & w. 57 1-4; Penna., Al 1-2; Read ing, 95; So. By, 34; T. & F., 36; Northern Securities, 161; B. & O., l0S 3-4; C. G. w, 22 II; c. & O., 64 3-4; Colo. So, 90 3-S; Ills. Cent. 162 1-2; Mex Cent, 9 3-4; NJ. K. & T.. % IS; NJ. K. & T. (PfdD, 65 1-2; Man haitian, 164; Met. St. By. 119 3-4; N. Y- Cent, 152 3-4.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
crvTL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States civil service commission announces an examlnR uon to be held in May at Phoenix tc secure eligibles from which to fill g vacancy in the position of book keeper in the department service. The az, limit Is twenty years or over at tht time of the examination. On April 26 27 and 2S an examination will be helt for the purpose of filling a vacancy in the position of mechanical drafts men in the ordnance department a large.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27

New York, April 26.-Good support may be expected in Amalgamated and other stocks. in which strong pools are operating, but we look for lower prices before the end of the week. and advise taking profits on stocks bought on decline and moderate selling from the level.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
Boston Stock Quotations.

Closing QuOtatiOns:
 Copper Range, "A 1-2; Greene Con. 2S 5-S;, shannon, 3-4; Allouez, 2l; Isle Royale. 23 3-4; Mohawk, 51; Osc. 97 I-2: Utah. 43 IS; Bingham. S4; U S., Mining, g 5-S; Granby, $; Tam many, f24-
 Lake Copper-15 bid.
 Lake Copper-15G15 1-2.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
NEW YORK EXPECTS
 FINANCIAL SUPPORT
 FOR AMALGAMATED
U. s. STEEL NET EARNINGS FOR MARCH QUARTER WAS
 $23 ,see.
Increased Earnings Shown for Indus. trials and RaiIroad5-Banks Make Gain From Sub-Treasury.

(By Private Wire to Frank J. Graf.
 Broker, C. Q. Hotel Bldg.1
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27
THE oRNpoRFF HOTEL

Fl Paso IS enterJa1nIng maRy oi the people from Bisbee, Douglas. Can nea, and surrounding towns. It Is suggssted that when in the Pass Ctr they try the Orndorff hotel It has Handsomely furnished rooms, is so pleasantly situated on the Plaza
 and the cuisine of the highest class, that visitors win be thoroughly sat ixned with their visit ts ths Orzdorn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
News OF plays and Players.

The main features OF the Fourth Of July
display will be repeated at Pains Fireworks
Amphitheater Manhattan Beach. this even
ing.
The trial OF voices for the DE Wolf Hopper
Opera Company is to take place next Mon
day at 10 o'clock at the Lyric Theater. Mr..
Hopper is to open his season In Fred. Ranken
and Reginald De Koven's "Elysa' on Sept, 4,
The trial Of voices for 1.-THE Earl and The
Girl" will occur on Tuesday,
Anne Sutherland was gagged Yesterday
by Henry ", Savage to play in Edward J.
Kidder's new comedy, Easy Dawson in
which Raymond Hitchcock will star, the
coming season. Miss Sutherland's role Is
Mrs Chu7ch'll- Brcnton, an automobile en-
thusiast.
Fay Templeton has recovered from the
Effects Of the recent surgical operation on
her threat: and she will make her first an
poarrnce in Lifting the Lid" and The
Whole Dor n, IF 'nilv" nj rho New Amst"r-
cam Aerial Thcatrr and GARDENS next Men
day evening, She will have three new songs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
.ANIltS az MENTS.
PLANS or MIR. AND MRS. FISkE.
New Play TO open the Manhattan Season
LEAH kleschna" for the Road.

Harrison Grey Fiske, manager of the
Manhattan Theater, announced his plans
for the coming season yesterday. The
Manhattan will be opened early in Septem-
Der with the production Of a new comedy
by Edith Ellis Baker. II is entitled Mary
and john" The comedy deals with the
trials and tribulations of a newly welded
couple, and Mr. Fiske is quite sanguine as
to its success. A company of capable
comedy players will be oranized for the
piece. Mr.. Fiske sails to-day for Europe
and the cast will not be made public until
his return.
After the run of MARY and John at the
Manhattan Nine. Bertha Kalich will begin
her engagement under Mr.. Fiske s direction
in an elaborate production OF Maeter-
linck's "Monna Wanna, first class com
many being associated with her for the
event.
Mrs. Fiske will begin in October an au-
tumn tour with the Manhattan company
in Lean Kleschna. visiting cities in which,
that play has not been seen. Then Mrs.
Fiske and company, will begin at the Man
rest OF the dramatic year. The first pro-
H Huu sheS, entitled what viii People say9S
This is a comedy Of contemporary New
study for Mrs Fiske, as we'll as adequate
roles for her associates. including John
Mason, George Arlis, Frederic de Belle
vile and William B; Mack. What Will
People Saw" according to the plans az
they now stand, will be followed by a re-
vival of a standard comedy which has not
been seen in New York in several years.
and In which Mrs. Fiske has never APP
peared. In due sequence Mr.. Langdon
Nit oheil's new comedy of local interest
will be produced, and new one act
play by John Luther Long. Ibsen's, "Ros-
inershom." with Mrs. Fiske in the charac
ter Of Rebeccd Wcsi, is another possibility
awaiting events already, settled-and
Mr.. Fiske has in contemplation, as soon as
NAV he, o revival Of "Tess Of the D'Urber-
villes"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
THE SEAGOERS,
~ Ambassador Sails To-day-Maf
nall Field on on the Oceanic.

n Ambassador Sails To-day-Maf.
mall Field on on tho Oceanic.
Vfen by the North German Lloyd
.aip Bremen, which sails to-day for
'h. Cherbourg and Bremen:
" Speck Won Sternb urg, German
S,s saof to America. and the Baroness
. u'nn'noars; Dr. and Mrs. Chester T.
w w. M and Mrs. William J. Hender-
ii i" R.lInad Ms. n. W. Chsmberlin, Mrs
)rm,snoos'n. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. natley
jane, Mr. aud aud Mrs: Anton 4. Raysn.
Nm Az mAwshdsl. DR. j G. Baldwin, DR.. and Mrs.
.rd d,u ,he White Star liner Oceanic, off
I snd ioI Queenstown and Liverpool:
|,bn,Sun.as mr.; Frank Prentice Abbott. ".
ger ", and Mrs. K K. D ". tSa 2i H. Mrs.
Ey. Ns Dssnrihs; pr. and Mrs. 4. Palmer
sOa d tI9 Mrs !: W. Folsom. Mrs. T.
tn P LSomis, Bishop and Mrs. ". q.
Isd Vice Chancellor H. 6. Pitney,
" m 4, NJ. Powell. Joseph Rath-
n. aug snS Mrs. Percival Roberts, Robert
snd John M. Savage.
0day by the Hamburg American
sm sscner, for Plymouth, Cherbourg
sh .e hi Adler, Mr.: and Mrs. Charles F.
NJ GEORGE W. Jacoby, Walter ].
X: aud Mrs. Gardner Wetherbee,
CrsSer,, pr. and Mrs George Straw
hot st W. Porter and Mr. and Mrs.
Shoemaker.
si.' ne French liner la Gascogne,
49, Today for Havre:
DE- Ghs.G G. ", Lorimer. Frank Allen.
lh Wnn"mp., Gen. h. Streber, Edwin
]. snd Mrs. II. L. Watson and
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READING SYSTEM
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Wcst l2Sth ST, 245 Columbus Az. New York: $50,
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BOSTON. via Spnngheld-ts:oO A. NJ. ',l?:oo
poRTi.AND and BAR HARBoR-t1s:o2 I. NJ.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ST. ALBANS and QUEBEC
-rSlslO A. NJ. 1900 p. NJ.
FITCHBl re, Via Putnam worcescr-'s:oo P. n.
LAKEVlLLE q NORFOLK-'o:02 4. NJ. 1881 =. NJ
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Place. cas- Union Square. cls2 Firth Ave. CA, Co
81. 270s Third Ave. In Brooklyn, cs42. 500
Fulton ST.. 800 Broadway az. Dl.
DAILY. Except sundays. fStops at l25th 81.
xS,ops al i25th st. sundays only. sSaturdays only.
tParor Car Limited. MAS dining car cPanor
and Sleeping Car tickets also.
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SCENIC STUDIO FOR CONRIED.

Fast side House to He Rem Odeaed for Con-
struction Of Grand Opera Tableaux.
Plans have been fled with Building Super
ntendent Hopper for the remodeling OF
the four story and basement tenement house
at 422 Fast Twentieth street into a scenic
studio for Director Heinrich Conrted OF the
Metropolitan Opera House, who has bought
the building. A rear extension will be built,
diving the studio full depth Of eS feet, and
the present second door will be removed
entirely.
machinery for handling big scenery. The
According to the estimate Of Arthur F. c.
Fletcher, tho architect.
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FLORENCE CRANES NEW SUIT.
"Giri From Coney Island" Winning Publicity
Through Manager She Deserted.

Charles f., commonly Known as Gold
Dollar, Smith, who runs vaudeville hotel
at Coney Island, obtained an order yester-
day from Supreme Court Justice Blanchard
directing Oscar Hammerstein and his latest
music: o5enos 70 sSo~ cause
today Why they should not be enjoined
from continuing the girls singing per-
formance on the Hammerstein Roof Garden.
smith alleges that he had a contract with
the girl running till October. and that her
street ia in violation of this contract.
There was a suspicion OF press agents
around the court house yesterday.
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in. Hnrs Chaur eur Fined SIS

Frank Foote chauffeur for j. n. Hill, son
Of j. J. Hill, was fined S25 in the Court of
Special Sessions yesterday for speeding
an automobile. Foote il in the To1b',
wherehe has been since last FRIDAY wh"n He
ran over and killed n woman in Greenwich
street, while on his way to CO !rt.
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TO TIE Up THE DANCERS.
"a Seamon Want Federal InJunctiOs
against Williams L. Walker.


:, Non was filed in the United States
M Nirt yesterday for an injunction
etftin Williams 4 Walker, the negro
mans, from -singin' en- dancin' any
unless they do it according to alleged
Acs for Hurtig 4 Seamon. The
srs allege that the comedians are
contract to them until September,
N pite Of which they have gone under
Management Of Lew Dockstader for
coming season.
"0dins TO the affldavits. they have
a'e receiving 500 per week as salary
Their half Of annual profits OF
~ The suit Is transf erred from the
10y supreme Court, as Williams Is a
o. Great Britain and Walker comes
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WEST SHORE R. r.

New York Central Hudson R. r. Lcssee.,
Trains leave Franklin 81. Ststion. New York. ~
follows and Is minutes later foot West 42d St. n. r.
'9.4O A. M.-CatSkill Mountain Limited
'll:10 a. M.-Mounta ain Express
'l2,45 p. M.-Rip Van Wlnkle Flyer.
100 r. M.--Chicago Express.
'2:25 p. NJ. Con, LIN. for Detroit. Chi. s.. Louis
1925 ?. M.-ulster ESprrss ; -,
1900 p. NJ. For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit ~. Louis
'Y4j p. Nj For syria. Roch.. Ma Falls. bet Chl
'Do,y. 'Daily, except sunday. Baggakc checked
from hotel or residcnc. by Westcott EHp.sSs
a. II. SMITH. c. Il. lambert.
(;en'l Manager Gtnl PaSsr Agent.
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Steamer Mary Powell

Leaying Desbrosscs ST. at $40 r. NJ Saturdays
las p Ny W. 4?d ST $50 PM. Saturdays 2p. NJ.
West roth ST. ssO =. NJ Saturdays 2:2o ?. M
for Highland Falls. West Point. Cornwall. New
burgh New Hamburg Milton. POughkee psie. Rond.
out and Kingston. Orchestra on board.