The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1902, Page 5

} THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1908. $$ CSE WOR SRT wrt LOCAL. MISS FISHER’S CONDITION, isher, brarian of Organization to commit suicide yesterday by jumping 32 PATIENTS CARRIED FROM HOSPITAL; FIRE NEXT DOOR. Perfection of Fire Drill Exemplified at J. Hood Wright’s—None Affected by Removal. On account of a fire in a tenement-;ant in the United States Navy, d termined to take no chances of Injury ‘Ouse next door) to the J Hees | to the patients. Accordingly he sound. Wright Hospital it became necessary | ¢d the alarm calling the doctors, nurses, . Attendants and other employees to the to remove the thirty-two patients in| tire drill, walch they have practised at that institution this afternoon. For- | !tervals for months Without the slightest confusion every tunately the flames did nota reach the employee of the hospital hurried to his or hospital buildings, but if they had, | er Ration: William Lawson, the am; pulance driver, who was getting shave 80 well conducted was the fire drill in an Amsterdam avenue basher chor none of the patients would have! stand with a fire-extingulsher at a wine dow on the second. floor been injured. All of them were in {the cempillance, ee AES stable tH ve alongside the hospital and leading to the places of safety within five minutes | tor Strom the tind floor of tie Rosin after the alarm was sounded, er is a wide fire-escape, sloping ea stairway. ‘The lire was on the second floor of the |'Hown this escape seventeen ‘patients flat-house at No. 1430 Amsterdam ave-| were carried. Ten patients were car. Sb, nae ws from the second floor and five trom ves re windows of this apartment | {he ground: floor. Gome Of the mort wen on the rear windows of the hos-| seriously ill were placed ina fiat-hont ial, Refore it was discovered the fire|in One Hundred and Thirty-irat etreet “lc iderable y until danger was past. ad Sained considerable headway and | “GO ' expeditiously was the removal con- smoke and flames were rolling across|qucted that none of the patients sowed the narrow way between the hospital] any ill effects when finally they were the flat-house. | recurned to the wards, Tne, The fire was confined to the apart- Although the danger was not immedi-| ment in swhich itoriginated. “Dameso ate, Sunt. Townley, formerly a Heuten-! to the amount of $500 was caused LATIMER IS DYING WITH — MYSTERY UNSOLVED. (Continued ¢rom First Page.) cause he is pot there to take care ofyof her-husband in their home a week it. ago. end he raves about an imaginary barber, talks of going out for a walk) start to hear a woman's wild, piercing fl cl co) for Ci (CH CGGET GNG29 1) aay dow. Mrs. Latimer, 'n her right dress purchases made in his business. was on the roof of her porch, “He raved violently all the morn-| “Then the police arrived. This ac- ing and had to be restrained by two} counts for the fact that the policemen through the cottage next door burse: , ; i a se vas O01 i roof, beside he: Notwithstanding this statement, a|lttmer was on the roof, beside herself well-known surgeon of Brooklyn de-| through the window and open the door, “clares that a physician in the hospi- = tal says he heard Latimer tell one of DR. MORRISON his brothers that he was shot while TELLS WHY HE lying in bed and that there was no struggle. BARS POLICE. With a view of explaining his course SAW MAN RUN lo refusing to allow the police to que in tion his patient, Albert Latimer, Dr. AFTER LATIMER Robert J. Morrison made the following HAD BEEN SHOT. ment to The Evening World this afterneon “In the beginning I want to say that For the first time since Mr, Lati-| 1 have nothing to neeal. Tha mer ‘vag shot witnesses have been|"t taken any stand not consistent in one holding the post of private physi- found who saw a man running away mina after the shooting. These witnesses ‘Mr. Latimer's condition from the were found by Evening World re-| outset has been such as to require ab- porters. solute quiet. To have annoyed him Occupants of the house at No, 247 hades Baye Pemulten’ teeny. eon Halsey street, immediately back of the| 1&8 Not been a i ee Latimer house, say they saw a man|/¢t the public undeceive Sak co ety jJamp over several fences just after they | Pont. Mr. Latimer and hie wife were a loving and devoted couple and there Were aroused by the screams and the| *. nothing in their domestic Mfe upon aboie, ies Reaa the back door'of No,| Fitch to base any assumption of 2 lalsey be trouble, This house and two others adjoining | "ram convinced that the man who are uncompleted houses and are unoc- shot Mr. Latimer was a burglar who cupled. Painters are at work inside NO.| enterea the nouse for burgtarious pur. 7 and had left the front and rear base- poses. There was a brief and pre- ment doors open. In this way the man|jiminary struggle. Mr. Latimer, #0 far who did the shooting made his escape|/as 1 can understand, had made his to Halsey street. preparations to capture the burglar. Coroner Plaherty visited the hos-| He was shot while standing or walk- pital this afternoon and spent a moment} ing between the cheffonier and. the in the room of the dying man. He made! closet with his hand upraieed. no effort to obtain an ante-mortem “Mrs, Latimer is where {t is the right statement. of any loving, devoted wife to be—at the Edward J. McDonald, a silk salesman] side of her husband, with her brothers. for a big New York dry goods house, | jn-iaw, Byron and Walter, and her sister- who lives at No. 310 Hancock street,| in-law, Fanny Latimer. The condition Brooklyn, a few Goors from the Latimer|of Mr. Latimer is now precarious. He Tesidence, told The Evening World to-|'* not able to make a statement. When he becomes rational I shall be please day a graphic story of Mrs. Latimer's|¢) aid the police in getting Su Lau- actions immediately after the shooting|mer's version of the shooting. CHILDREN'S FAIR (CAUGHT THREE 1K FOR SICK BABIES) JUMPS FROM FIRE Mrs. Four Staten Island! 4 Philadelphia Fire Madea Girls Raise Money for} Clean Record and Saved The Evening World| Three Lives. Fund. (Special to The Evening World,) PHILADELPHIA, Pa., July 9—The strong arms of John McCormick, of No. 1116 Bofla street, saved three lives dur- ing an early morning fire at No. 129 Chenango street to-day. Plames had full possession of the two- story frame structure when Mr¥, Isaac Dorman appeared at an upper window carrying her little son and leading her twelve-year-old sister Blsle Croft McCormick was the only man in sight. He ran under the window and shouted: "Throw me the baby.’ Mra, Dorman hesitated, but as ¢i ‘THE SUBSORIPTION Previously acknowledged ..... Blake. Beatrice Zckatel Margaret Schweltaor. ‘The largest entertainment held thus far this season for the benefit of The Evening World's Bick Bables' Fund oc- curred on June 27 and 2 at West New Brighton, 8. 1. It was a fair, under the direction of Beatrice Eckstein, Martha Blake, Laura Stecle and Bessie Kane, on the lawn between Taylor and Dongan streets. The proceeds were $86.35. ‘This money means renewed health and happiness to many sick and suffering bates. The hot weather brings misery and sickness to hundreds of poor little tots @nd the money, whose loss you will scarcely feel, may mean all the differ- ence between health and iness for one poor baby. Benefits for the Evening World Sick Babies’ Fund will be given at Fred Erbe's North Beach Casino July 18; at the Golden Horn Casino, Brooklyn, July %; at Blank’s Dancing Pavilion, Coney Island, July %, and at Arverne Hotel, tossed out the baby, MeCormick caught the little one easily. He did not see isle eo he shouted to Mra, Dorman to Jump henself, She weighs 19 pounds and although MoCormick braced himself the force of her fall threw both to the groun and resouer received a gash fn the thoad ‘Then for the frst time he noticed the « Dlsie made such a frightened leap that it seemed as If she would pass over McCormick's head. But he was getting in good practice as an outfelder of humans, and made a running catch of the girl that would have set the bas: ball fans crazy had they peen there to see, rit Ma hould be NT) addrcaned. ts the vashieg otthe Works, | SUICIDE 1S IDENTIFIED, Puli © Building, New York City, A @tatem Island Fair. Inclosed please find check for $36.36 roceeds of a fair held on June 37 and on the lawn between jor and ongan streets, West New Brighton, 8, |. under the mnaagement of Martha Blake, Laura Gteele, Beatrice Eckstein, Besse Kane. Who Killed Himself in Phila. delphia Was Louts Entser. (Special to The Bvening World) PHILADELPHIA, July %—The un- known architect who committed sul here Monday has been identified as Louls Entegr, of 84 Bast Sixth street, GUESTS 10 SE BLOSSOMS BURST. GENTRAL ~ ASHINGTON. | WHS TO SEA, CAPT, PRICE REBUKED BY THURSTON AT POLICE TRIAL. Helen Gould's Watch Party VIA NIAGARA FALLS. to See a Night-Blooming| ,1faies arive asd deoast trom Grant Central Cereus In All Its Glory-— ,,¥oth ant» Novel Social Function. Deputy Commissioner Hints at ‘' Fakes" and Dismisses Charges Against O’Brien. e th a nove Nom 38. 66 ana goo, "wilt stop said she was stil wateh party” at Lyndhurst, her coun DEMENTED WOMAN Irvington-on-the Hud-| "3° 1g Ruffalo 415. Mi In whish he tie) gi sq Dee Bomato | man James magnificent ISLANDS AND Mo AM ty-elehth street, forsigned om O'Brien, of the Tremon ait important stat 8.80 TIRE STATE EXPRESS, e wn | Oe EMPIRE. STA XP sts tramoking la laquor # conserva: | OL reMpattg ° 8 Diack skirt, nd found the She is of medium complexion and GRACE GEORGE'S NEW PLAY. William A. Brady hai with a well-known woman dramatist for ich Grace George will and will hay Buntaie 4 blossoms when | 845 4. ais ond was full of interesting features ty sign this book on! ynsidered the finest specimen 9.55 A. st —ishRatoGa AND MONTREAL signed contracts two complaints which Capt, Sunday, Jun: lodged aguinst During the trial Capt of keeping track of excite violations ot | the lack of them was exp! times to the Captain's discomtt one time Deputy Commission ton, dissatistied with the Captain's an- swers to questions, doubted if the Captain understood the English language, and he also said he his subordinate. put forth one | 11690. Ao Miss Ratiana the | 12.50 Pot nei) LIMITED. Due But MN plaint he was Price's method tnd Head Py r the name of disclose eithe ext porfectly. | "You can understand t At /guage, can't you Before Capt readers of history ble of great dramatic power. [WH be elaborately staged. C,H. CRISS IS DEAD, and the part is capa G JUL Y) tne teks ASTHMA, HAY FEVER, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, | 3:20 cticdS\8etyps yaore. tases DEAFNESS AND NERVOUS EXHAUSTION CURED. TOTAL EXPENSE 9.20 five Cleveland 1225. noon. Ghuetanedd 7, Indianapolis 10.15 BM. St. ia 7H), necond morning. \ M.—*PACIFIC EXPRESS. “don't you Kk the Tremont statlon- hours ‘from It was brought out that Cas private blot- The charges were th: 'DISBROW HELD: TRIES TO STRANGLE PROSECUTOR. <Continued from First Page.) |of the late Michael Criss, member of the Stock Exchange. He was a member aid A. M., of Bast Orange, and thy Baptist. Chureh, RAN OFF TO MARRY, Announcement wa ” |the marriage of Miss Mary B, Boy Tam naturally a light sleeper,”’ sald | “His growing beard worrles him) ys, \cponaid, “and at about 2 o'clock | Seho Park, 3 made yesterday of , and Emil Schu It was known the ed and a public cere- t Wednesday morning I awoke with a|°! Bloomfield, N. uple were énga locks hung sepafated from concussion instead of downing poo exhibit Squires salc Fister was overcome this polnt and had to be helped fainting | g fram the court “Then you think Dr. on that Foster was drow shriek of murder, almost under my win-| N: | Was performed MRCRIVEN ASIC Ton: not the same string. Contradicts Squires, Benjamin's opin- ed is erron- Manufacturing de to Vice-C' had to get Into the Latimer house | Dist ‘let-Attorney lor Emery ir ae t. between Sixth and tome of Bronchitis or Karly | Deatness and definitely that the | for all diseases will be continued On Thursday Dr. Gardner announces he oarlocks?” asked) Mr i , jrecetver was asked for on behalf of do- | My ver own a drug era of Catarth, hroughout July the $3 rute will be finally and perma fo rad neniee| Thirty-fourth street Traine iuminated with Pintsch light. Kraft, 2703 Hight | pjeKet offices Haven, Conn. /AGUILAR FREE LIBRARY, The report of the Aguilar Fre for the past year has just been rd of remarkable ying Loughran w weather of the summe cure complete 497 Bast Fitty-ninth | Weat I3sth xt, Grand Central Station, 125eh ‘M1 Fant Fitty-ninth | an? 13§th at. stations, Now York: $38 and 196 148th | Fulton st. and 106 Broadway, E. D., Brooklyn. Washington Telephone "S00 38th Street for New York reet, | Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from Miles was content examine any Pau! Fernandes T don't know.” you deny your | Xou were dunned for a debt of $1.25 £ sufferer an opportunity to issued, and shows a ¢¢ Catarrh, Deat- malntains four 1M East Broadw: libraries, situate ad Miss Lawren If you live 1 Brooklyn call on of write to RETWRE: Has|| NEW YORK, BOSTON ‘Thomas Doyle, Bundley, 39 Ne Kast Fifty-ninth street and No, 105) are mostly situate THE STREET, proprietor of on or hy letter p pefore 8 P.M. of Thursday, July 31, 1 v2, will re~ District- Attorney | Greenpoint avenue; Mr LAST RITES 1 James Thatcher, of No. ty-sixth street, fell from the “L ture in Park Row to-day, fracturing his n ambulance to take him to Hudson Street Hospital, administered the in, 66 Fifth ‘Weren't you indicted by the Sej ind Jury in ists at Lakewo for assault?” was the last pedicines, and IF NOT wuld rest, as Byron Squii nnis were not present rrived then and t floating oars of t jouth | Mer arrive Boston, 456 Valley |, 10.00 PM, B15 y Mr. Bdward Firach, | laa’ 108 Valley atreet. , choking, gasping oppress footing id momach, Inability 10 sleep lying around heart and palpitation, ITIS—Early © Fucking cough that nothing seema to night sweats, lors of Mesh Father Malone rites of the church, WOMAN FAINTED AT A FIRE, to have been of incen- diary origin caused excitement at No. Hundred and First strect to-day, but did little damage. patient In the office man, on tho first floor, fainted and carried to the street. WOMAN ACOUSED OF THEFT, On suspioton of haying robb No. 37 Maiden treet, South Orange, 3 Immediately Fire believed insisted that the prosecutor should call | newspaper with BLINDNESS. er In compelled to announce the 4is-| jog roadway, and at Grand Central station, jem cases of | 4. Ht. SMITH, GEORGE H. DA} THE FYE. | Gon. Superintendent. Gi “A drowned pe uinption of the lungs. XHAUSTION, more unhappiness ts caured by nerve t) cessation of the animation dite hattle in @uryrise, Jallzatton of the bh and CATARACT OF Tnstitlation Treatment there are Ip future the total expense for the cure in anon of partial er complete blindness oF RAILROAD. Cataract e will be $15 a month. ritetcire cag te assured under the new Gartner] GSew York Central & #1. River RR. Tnatitiation Treatment without paln or operation || ‘Trains leave Pranklin St. Sta., New in from two to three months ardner may he co! ench week day hetween the hours of 0 A. M. and 8 P. M.; also on Sun- pm 10 until 2, at hin private hetween asth New York Cit hile a laugh went) question was not ¢ The District-Attorn rested the State's d the law Msbrow | andaskedit he had any defense te utter Indifferent appe then again tor- “The eves have “And the skin?” mind and lon of wt i throwrh mouth, throat nlied up Lawrence und Ci Any | len or statement you against you.’* of $00 wonth Baker, of No. 247 Seventh avenue, was arraigned in Harlem ( over for examination, bery is said to days ago in a saloon at Lexington ave- nue and One Hundred and Seventeenth The police arrested the girl on the strength of her re: to the woman described by Frankel. ROGERS CAN'T GET BACK. |ooughing ant gagging to clear it ST UBL Headache, stom: ied) feeling. paine Joms of appetite, the wafer—not at first. will make Will be us ited does blowd ev smile never In diewer said occurred severd ‘ot except from concussion.” You swear that this emulting from or ag ding Into the middle led by very dletrem: jen and discharging « ENCE CASES. heen cured by his treatm waives making statement and he #ffe of all procedings tal office, 435 Fifth Ave. Both atreets, where all letters “If Foster died from eoncussion of the brain, would not a proper post-mortem ter and Sarah AY examination If desited §) FY tO) yf; (3) at 11210 P.M; Court, decided in Long Island City to- day against the application of John 8, of Flushing, for a writ of man- li ‘omptrolier Grout and Collector of Arreans and Assessments cFadden to reinstate him as Deputy lector for Queens Borough. FOR BRONX CONCOURSE, Int be dismissed and the ed on the ground fails to show | defendant by {that the evidence Widow Overcome. Mr. Miles read Dr, port of the autopsy Old Diamonds an hange for thelr full 4 few sample bargainy that ement and convince ape? than many ny of the Diamonds shown here undermtanding that they can be lake ited States to be thorougtly If he does uot wy It Ia the bikgwet bargain he represent them to be You can rwturn | money will be refunded, every cent you pay, 130 BROADWAY, onditions as District-Attorney then began his could have existed If Poster lad dled | sum DIAMONDS Cheaper | Than Jewelers Buy Them. And tw prove the truth gi do actually sell *Diamon: buy them, we will well your ow arn | thousand mo} or any other Jeweler in the Ined and toate, ever mw and worth all ww then at once a! DEFINING THEIR TREATIES. priation of $1,000,000 for improving the wt BUBNOS AYRES, Argentina, July 9— Grand Concourse. in contract for this work was about to be jot by Former Commissioner of High- ways Keating just befe Ex. who has conducted q periodical near Fourth for ‘The claims Inagnifioent ew wtore, CHAS, A. KEENE, e he went ont was restrained by action brought by Comptrol objects of thelr ri has assigned, (i held by sporting goods dealers fin New York und Chicago. wn the rendezvous of acto: ing pesple generally ure complications 3 of the new con- TWO VOLOANOES ACTIVE, PAWTUCKET STRIKE OFF, MANAGUA, Nicaragua, July 9 PAWTUCK LY TELEGRAPH. NOTED GENEALOGIST DEAD: HARTFORD, the conductors and Mirad Valle and Rin lded to declare Mamond Ring, A Princess Dia Outfielder of Human Beings at | motormen last night ¢ and sixty mil sragua, are In active actually) perfect rantend to be CLOTHING CREDIT FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. DIAMONDS @ JEWELRY $1 Per Week. Manhattan Clothing Co, NEW YORK 3 United Traction Company off, and the | n will return to work GIRL HOMICIDE PADUCAH, Ky., July Susle Fraser, the eleven-ye girl who killed her vacle. last Friday alight while he was beating widely known genealo- gist, died this morning at his residence aged fifty-nine ‘author of the BELGIAN QUE BRUSSELS, July 9% —La N WORSE. %.—The case of Cleaveland Geneal- Who has been ‘ill for some higtorical and genealogical societies George Jones MRS. MEYER INDICTE) BUFFALO, July 9.—The Grand Jury has found an Indictment for murder in the first degree against Mrs, Bilzabeth whose husband, Meyer, was shot and Idiled in his office on the might of June 2, RICH YOUTHS T0 TESTIFY. denly town worve and Is in an alarm |ing condition who held it was justifiable Jones had th VANDERBILT NEWPORT, nelius Van¢ Fivid-Sloane wedding in Vanderbilt was out alone tn her car on Bellevue avenue y ed to kill his wife NOT THERL, 1, July 9.-—Mre rbiit did not FOR THB NEXT FOUR DAYS I will continue offer of a pair of solid go! eyeKiaaeoe and ALSO WATCHES, Grows Worse If Neglected, Thousands are to-d, wearing trusses whi terday nfiert # of the eye by wealthy Yale students are the principal witnesses who Will appear at the inques death of D. Thorpe Munroe, marine engineer, who died after being OPEN EVENINGS, | of Allegheny, flames came sweeping in upon her she |The accident oocurred June MV. MOOSE IN ADIRONDACKS, ALBANY, July female moose, the first of a consignment of twenty procured by the Game Com- miasion, have been set free in that pore tlon of the Adirondack region known CREDI LENS 2289 3d Ave., sit | 884 Columbus Ave., , BUSINBSS STRICTLY CABLE. DUCHESS OF ATHOLL, DPAD. Every body, bulla and four yucca! expe Interest and Dividend Notices. 4nd curing Rupe thods' (by in) NO BELTS, § of and odorles Th tires after all o The Bowery S: ings Bank AND 130 BOWERY, Atholl, who was the eldest daughter 9 leg > straps, no is and arrived ine: in which the moose mote from civilization night while on he of Saiso Maggio to Axenfels, Switzerland way from the Anuual dividend at the rate of THREE AND ONG-HALY been declared and will be wsitors on all sums of $5.00 not exceeding $3,000 Which shall haye been deposited at leaat three months on the fret day of July Paynble on apd ater e berated i rs 4 bleasitie in hoe ¢ every advantage in adapting ther |, ts the only (russ ot heir new home. BOY'S LONG TRIP, PHILADELPHIA, July 9,—Seven-year- old Alfred Maxwell, of this city, terday on a trip ao CREDIT. Watches and Diamonds. Rel able Goods, INFIDENTIAL id Diamond Co,, gusrunteed successful Call or write for FREE AS, CLUTHE CO. Sth Ave. and U credited to dep LONDON, July 9 of the Parilament of Cape Colony Lowest Prices, necemmitated oh tor Aug. 9, ros the continent, ace y by his canary, ‘EH Ket is a cara oh whic American Wa! }19 MAIDEN LANE waited on or before will draw tuterest from July 1 DIAMONDS, watohes, Jewelry THE RICAN MAN'S WHISKEY, OME abeUIULeLY buie iene (han 8 yeara old, will pete his father, who is Fanching ie WALTER CooG. EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, N, E, Cor, 23d St. and 6th Ave, redited 9 WILL EITHER WARM OR COOL ne JAMES SRROMAN, BT MIMORE, July 9.—The Baltimore Refrigerating and porated with proposes to furnish steam CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Meschait, di hud 48 VESEY MT, AMOND WATCH 00, and cold air New York. Mra. Lena Wntser, the sul- “For the Poor Sick Babies.’ Incloned you will find $1 for the ie which I hope ‘will benedt J SCHWEITZER, y means of pipes laid in F anuum o a) subs Of 6 Deposits made op or before Judy 10th wilt | Chia Wool, damaged. ab aati 4 icf in ME, President, PERS ‘neceetar # clothing made to 1 WEEKLY <i A 14K. gold-atittened w Wepreeeaiative call t Ate, Tienda hs the ora ""4|40,000 EDUCATORS THERE, breakin ape teat MINNBAPOLAS, July %.—Fifteon thou- 4@ (he National Kducea- ‘0 at G00. per week; A ABO, 9 Manes lane | JOHN INEW YORK _ & HUDSON RIVER R, &, ‘THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LIWE. »f M.. 1.60, 2.45. 2, 3.90, 9.15, 11.30 P.M, MIll stop’ at 125th St. to receive, pasengera tem minuter tng Grand Central § All, 0) J LFAin® except tury’ “and “Emplre State Priet before arriving time at Grand Central 12,10 A. at —itroy CHT RXPRI Due ara Palle 6.02 P.M. M.—*MAIL, PAPER _ TRAIN. PM. Chleago 7:10 A.M. M.-TADIRONDACK, - THOUSAND RVAL EXPRESS. ACTS LOCAL, Stopa at 7.54 w ain In the world. Dus 5 Niagara Falls, 6.45 P.M AST MATL: 24 hourm to hte Due Bumalo 7.10. Niagara Falla 80 807 P. © 10,30 0°! 1.00 {1° UPL Me, Niagara Palle 12.28 4. MG | 1.00 Po —ssotrnwesTeRs LiMiTED, | Due Cincinnatt 10.45 A.M. Indlanapolle 1190 AM. Rt Louis 645 BM next day, OHTCAGO LIMITED, 24 haute Shore. #7 via M. LIMITED. | ature daya only: other week days at 3.20 P.M 2.45 P.M eoTe QT CENTURY LIM PEP coal ue, train to (Chlenge via Lake Shore, Biectric Lights and Bletria PM 3.30 PM —OALBANY FLYER. Due Atbany, aye 24-hour train to Chicago. 5.30% M—*LAKE SHORE LIMITED, = : to Calcago, All Pullman Care. 2 hours | fur it | 3.35 S. an An Y AND TROY BX- | 4,00 Pt sperkort AND cHIcA¢o SPH. | f i hour tr 6.00 1M AWPSTERN EXPRRRS. Bt ho PM SYONTREAL ERPREAS Wis Dy SR MONTREAL , 6.35 & ioe Rutland. mi 7.30 FA —*ADIRONDACK, THOUSAND AND MONTREAL EXPRESS. 8.00 Sencha, ine wwe 8 Niagara Fain 8.33. Toronoto 10.80-A.Mb PRCIAL MATL LIMITED. F only for Rochester. OUTHWESTERN SPECIAL. O18 Siepts Bleepin, 0.30 Chea, 30 3g hours by Lake Shore. 11.30 © SM *NORTHERN NEW YORK EX- PRESS. Vincent. Ordent¥urg, &t. ‘Dally. TExcept. Sanday. tExcept., Monday. Except Saturday and Sunday, liSaturday only. HARLEM D ON. 9.08 A Mand 2% P.M. Dally, except @un- to Pittefeld and North Adams, Sundays A.M. Saturdays only at 2.46°P. Me on all through trains. way, 25 Union Sq 1 olor reaidence by Weatontt Express Comnang, NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE a AND NEW ENGLAND, Vin_Sprineteld and. the BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD, (New York Centeal & Hudson River RE. Leeaes Trains leave Grand Central Station, Fourth seoue ane sarrt sine, New Wie Ghth . \ ig P.M, 6.40 Boston, $9.00 A. M., 112.0 noon, M.. #1100 P.M: arrive |New York %: M8) P.M. G00 BTA A ae x OF Malne. resort, worcester a Rosherion. Teanes Neve Ferrera PM arrives Porsia a 5 [Rockland 1030.4. Me the Harbor 2.00 Powe Tiekets at New York Central effices. 415° an Passenger Agent. Co, Lessee.) Cy and 15 min. later foot West 424 st, NUR. 112.45 PM -—G Rip Van Winkle Flyer. £100 P M.—Chicago Express #225 P.M—Cont Lim, tor Det.. Chi. d& St. ty 43.25 P. M—(4) Ulster Express to Cafakitt 22% PM —C) For Hodson Re points @ Albany, *6.00 P.M.—For Roch., Bull, Cleve. & Obleago: {745 M—Por Roch’, Buf, Det. & Bt. L. “9.15 P.M.—For Syr., Hoch. Ning. Patls, Det. & Ont, *Datly. tDally, except Sunday. Leaves lyn Annex (1) at 19.16 A.M: (@ at 11045 Al 4) at 13.06 P. M. Leaves rey City P. RR. Station (1) at 19.47 A” Mt 11.20 Ao M: (at 112.60 P.M: pl hi” Time atten at principal hoteles from hotel or Baggage chec Fe By our New System Crown and Brittse Work we restore old roots and badly de- oayed teeth to their natural beauty; the cost {s but trifling. No pain whatever, Our new botanical discovery applied to the gums makes extracting and Sling @ pleasure instead of a dread, You can bave your teeth extracted FREE, PAINLESSLY, tn the morning and go home at night with new ones. 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