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TBAVEL, TBASpi)KTATIOW. etc CHlClftO CHICAGO HOTEM. EXCURSIONS. Tit AVE TBAHSPOB TATIOIV, Jec THEEE IS' GOOD FISHING Hotel State of Maine, Stcqmbontn. 1 FALL 'EIVEB LINE For BOSTON.

NEWPORT. Providonce Cotta City. Nantucket, Cape Cod, Wnlto Mountains. Bar Harbor, and al I 'n. "torn points.

DOUBLE SUMMER RER'vTtCE. Stoamers PURITAN. PILGRIM. PLYMOUTH and PROVIDENCE, in commission together. Leave Now York from Pier 28, N.

fuot ol Murray at, an follpws: week days and Sundays, for Fall Rlver direct, due 4:4." A. connecting with Yectlbuled traia due Boston A. M. P. week davs only, for Newport and Pall River, duo Fall River, 7:00 M.

coa nectinK with train duo Boston A. M. ContiootlriK Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week dayi andSimUys at P. City 4:00 P.M. JL pplendld orchestra on each steamer, ir older, civluc de Popular Excursions TO THE WORLD'S FUR VIA THE Special excur.don train of now and elegant passenger coaches will lave Ne York, Chambers st, at 10: lo A.

and WoM Twenty third st at 10:10 A. AJ August 1) and 1 0, arriving at Chicago at 4:15 P. M. following day. ROUND TRIP Q.00 FROM RATE NEW YORK and proportionate ratce from other stations.

Tickots gool return on any train leaving Chicago within ton excursions will have tho pwsonol superrision of an experienced excursion agent of the Erie Liiih. Uniformed porters will he on the trains to attend to tho want of the vvciirn.onlsts. Special coaches assigned to families and ladieA without escort. E.icursiou tickets can ho obtained from ticket agonta at 401, gai.SSH, H4 and 1)37 Broadway. 100 West st, East (Jno Hundred and TwpBty fifth st.

Chambers st and West Twenty third Bt stations, Now York; lili'd Fulton st. Brooklyn: 'J00 Hudson at. Hoboken, and Jersey City station also at all principal line stations. $17.00 New York to Chicago AND RETURN, ON MONDAY, JULY 81, VIA NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY. ALL TRAINS RUN VIA NIAGARA FALLS.

ON OTHER DAYS $28.00, as nsnal, with two through trains daily. Tickets, timo tables, at 371 Broadway, ew York. "The Newark World's Fair." 1 Mont magnificent summer rexort in tho world. Delightful sail on fast stoameru, Grand Concerts daily. Wonderful foliage and plants.

Unequalled Menagerie and Aquarium. "Kl.EINUKrTBCH X. a "The Dairy." Boattng, bathing, fishing. GLEN SLAND 2 ot owung, rmuartifl. Stcazn Launches, Gonmn Glen Island Clambake.

Dinner a la carte STEAMERS LEAVE: SOUTH FIFTH NT, 9:05. 10:05, 11 .05 A. 1:50.2:30. 3:50 P. M.

RETURNING, LEA GLEN ISLAND: 10:45 A. for Pier 18 and Thirty second st; 11:45, lti 45 for Pier 1 8 only. FOR ALL LANDINGS, .1:15, 5, 0, 7 and SP.M. 40C. FKCUItSlON TICKETS.

400. EXTRA no ATS ON SUNDAYS. WOELD'S PAIR. CHICAGO EXCURSION, Scenic Lehigh Valley Route, READING R. R.

SYSTEM, VIA THE PICTURESQUE AND HISTORICAL VALLEYS OF LEHIGH, WYOMING AND SUSQUEHANNA. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS. ROUND $17.00 TRIP. AUGUST 1, 7 find 19. GOOD FOR TEN DAYS.

6PEOIAL TRAIN, first class passenger coacboB. leaves foot of Liberty st, N. at 8: A M. For full partionlars and tickets apply at 235 Broadway, N. Y.

LONG BRANCH BOATS. SHREWSBURY RIVER ROUTE. ELBH.RON AND PLEASURE BAY Leave foot of R. (4 blocks below 14th and Battery Pier, for Highland Beach. Soabright, Littla Silver.

Pleasure Bay, Long Branch and Branch port. DAILY (excopt Saturday and Sunday). Leave foot Jane at, 9:00 A. 3:20 P. M.

Battery Pier, i) M0 A. 3:40 P. M. SATURDAYS. Leave foot Jane st, 0:00 A.

M.2:15P. M. Buttery Pier, 0:0 A. M. SUNDAYS.

Lcavo foot Jano st, 10:00 A. M. Battery Pier. 10:20 A. M.

Battery Pier for passengers only. Excellent facilitinti for nnnHinu'urii. howi. ivcm and freight of ail descriptions. No freight received Sundays.

Longost, cheapest and most delightful sail out of New York. EXCURSION TICKETS 50 CENTS ROCKAWAY BEACH. STEAMERS Gen. Slocum and Grand Republic. DAILY TRIPS.

Leave: Morning. Afternoon. Wk: st, New York 8:41) 10:00 "VVi et 10th st, New York 10:15 1:50 Batter.v liLndlng, New Yorlt. adjoining Barire oftice 0:15 10:35 2:05 wharf, Brooklyn 11:00 Eoturning, loave er.ch, 11 A. 5:00 and 6:30 P.iL VAU HOUND TRIP.

Hie: 3 HOURS' SAIL, 150. Cool and dalightfu.1 oxcnrsiouB dally and Sunday from Now York to BATH BEACH. Steamer loaves foot of Beekman st (alongside Fulton Ferry) at 0:30 A. 15:00 and P. and from South Fifth at, Wtlllarasburgh at 10:15 A.M., 2:45 and 0i45P.M.

Returning from Bath Beach at 11:45 A.M.,4:15 and South Beach at 1:30 A.M., 5:00 and 7:45 P.M. Sail includes excursion from BATH BEACH.to SOUTH BEACH and return by same routo to New York without any extra charge. UP THE AMEKICAK KHINE. STEAMER TOLCHESTER, CAPTAIN JAMES LYNCH. Will make regular Sunday morning excursions to NEWBURGH.

Landing at Yonkers, Iona Island and West Point; leaving Bridge Dockk Fulton Forry, Brooklyn, 8:30 sharp; Fourth Reglmout N. G. N. Military Brass Band in choice concorts. Altr entiro grand exooraion.

(JEMS, TOfiALrriTUi, SAXL AROUND STATEN ISLAND. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JULY 29 30. THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMBOAT AURORA Leaves New York, foot West Twenty second st. North River, P. Brooklyn.

Bridge Dock, at P. M. ENTIRE EXCURSION, 50c. REFRESHMENTS. THOS.

H. HENDRICKSON'S TOURS TO THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, Ton day personally conducted trips; all expenses, sleepers and moals en routo and first class board for $70. Round trip, railroad fare and first class board, only $35. Also independent tickets at lowost rates. Sond for datee of tours and any information to THOS.

li. liEN DKICKSON, 2 15 Atlantlo av. "ttixcursion to beaver brook JPJ FARM. SULLIVAN COUNTY. Special rate for excursion leaving New York SATURDAY, Amrnst 5, 2 P.

returning MONDAY, August 14. Total expenses, including oight days' board at farm, 15 12. For full particulars apply to ROBERT bEN AMIN. at olfice of Robert L. Mooree, 1,540 Broadway, Brooklyn.

A ROUND THE WORLD. iSL Six months' travel for pleasure and observation. Solect party leaves October travel first class: all expenses included ooet roduced. Also, three shorter tours: Pacific Coast and Japan: France, Spain and Algeria; Eaypt. Holy Land.

Turkey, Greece aud Italy. For programme, oall on or address ARM AND DE POTTER, 1.122 Broadway, Now York. IAMEK IDLEWILD. GRAND SAT URDAY and SUNDAY EXCURSIONS nn T. bound COVE.

SEA CLIFF, and SOUTH GLEN WOOD. SATURDAY leaves Pier 24 (Pock slip). E. 3 P. M.

31st t. 3:15 P. M. SUNDAY loaves Pier 24 0:30 A. M.

and 31st st 10 A. M. Also daily trips, A. M. and P.

M. FARE 50 CENTS. Brooklyn, Bath and West End E. E. FOR CONEY ISLAND.

WEST BROOKLYN, BLYTHEBOURNE, VAN PELT MANOR. BATH BEACH. BENSON HURST. TRAINS LEAVE UNION DEPOT, THIRTY SIXTH ST AND FIFTH AV: A. M.

61O8, 0:30, 7:08. 7:30, 8K30, 8:30, 0:06, 9:30, 10:00. 10 30, P. M. iiOtS, 1:01.

1:20. 1:50. 2:20. 2:59, 3J0, 3:50. 4:29.

4:50, 5:29, 5:59, 0:2. 0:59. 7:29, 7:59, 8:29. 9 29, 10:2. 11 12:05.

All cars of Atlantic av railroad connect with Fifth av and Fifteenth st olectric can, for Union Depot. Brooklyn Elevated Railroaa also connecta with these trains. Special rates to excursions. NEW YORK AND SEA BEACH RAILWAY COMPANY. BROOKLYN TIME TABLE, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Trains leave Third av and Sixty fiftn st for Coney Island hourly from 0:30 to 9:30 A. JL half hourly from 0:311 A. M. to 10:30 P. 10:0 P.

M. Trains leave Sea Beach Palaoe Depot. Coney Island, for Brooklyn, hourly, from 7:20 to 10:20 A. half hourly from 10:20 A. M.

to 9:.0 P. JL, at 10:30, 11:10 P. and at 12:00 midnight. SUNDAYS: Morning and evening: Trains will run between Brooklyn and Coney Inland half hourly. Afternoon Trains will run overy 20 minutes.

Last train from Conoy Island at 12:00 midnight. FARE, 10 CENTS. RIGHTON BEACH RAILROAD. OR BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL, CONfSYISLAND AAJ 1 i ir IKAUtS Leave Bedford Sttlon 0:30 7:15. 8:00.

8:30,0:30 and every 30 minutes until then every 20 minutes until :00 P. then ever. mln'. tes until 10::0 P.M. Baturdav nlgnts only 1 1 .5 P.

M. Loave Brighton Beach 'i ATt. 7:15, 8:00, 9:00 and every 30 minutes until 12:30 P. M. then 1:1.

and every 20 minutes until 7:35 P.M.; thou every 30 minutes until 10:35 P. M. then 10:55 and 11:15 P. Saturday nights only 12:15 A. M.

Sundays, first train lsa.es. Bedford station at 7:15 and Brighton Beach at 8 :00 A. M. then as The Royal Hungarian Band gives tree concerts the PICTURESQUE ERIE LINES. The Virginia HOTEL, CHICAGO' Illinois.

400 E00MS. ABSOLUTELY FIEE PROOF. OOKDTJOTED Olf BOTH THE AMERICAN AD EUROPEAN PLANS. The patronage of this hotel baa always been of tbe lilbes class since it trae opened to tho public, in 1S91. and Its sornoe aud cuiMno are equal to tho best New York and London establishments Book of photographic interior flews with room dla srraxns and rates mailed frco on application.

AddresJ, THE VIRGINIA UOTEL CO, fJIHE FRATERNITY, CORNER SEVENTY riRST ST AND LAKE MICHIGAN, CHICAGO. A Seloca Family Hotel and Summer Resort. Beautlfnlly located oa tho sborei of Lake Michigan, ia ttn oak grove of fifteen afro axay from the noise and Confusion of the city, affording fa 'uhlios for bathing. Only three Irocks from the entrance of the World's i air gronnds. Illinois Central Oepot only one block from Hotel entrance.

Electric car pass tlie door. RATES, EUROPEAN PLAN. FROM SI TO loUreBDAl. A nDe cfe 1:1 connection. TABLE lVHOTE DINNERS.

50c. Write for clroiilirs. E. J. KAY, Mauager.

A. E. GAM ST, Proprietor. mHK ROSSJIORE, CHICAGO, ELI. EIGHTEENTH ST AND WABASH AV.

EUROPEAN PLAN, Steele rooms S1.50 and $2 per day. "When two occupy room Sl.25 each, and bath Included. AMERICAN PLAN. $3.00 and $3.50 per day, including Datb. Correspondence solicited.

II AUK 4 LEE, Proprietors, L. W. SCOVILLE. Manager. iiue TOWER HOTEL, CHICAGO.

fCornar SIXTY FIFTH ST. and STONY ISLAND AV. A first class modern brick and atone buildtnir That can be distinguished for miles by its font to wer, id located at the Sixty fifth entrance to the World's Fair. Our rates on tho American plan and on the Euro pean plan 81 per day and upward include free us of Jerators to towers. Meats and service same that made our other hotels 8t popular.

H. T. BLAKE, Mauager. Formerly proprietor Mexican Gulf Hotel, Past Chrls fclaa. and Iron Springs Hotel.

Man I ton. CoL The Lakota, CniOAGO, MICHIGAN BOULEVARD AND CORNER THIRTIETH ST. Tho most perfect of the Chicago hotels is recently completed at a cost of nearly 8 1,000,000. It is ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF and elegant in all itB appointments. NO ADVANCE IN RATES DURSNtJ WuKLD JrAIR.

American and Enropcan plans. So per day and upward. European plan 92 per day and upward. Apartments single or on suite. If you havenot rooms come tc the Lakota.

JAMES R. KEEN AN, Manager. (Formerly Manager Shoreham. Wash! nut riHE LARGEST HOTEL IN THE JL WORLD, THE GREAT EASTERN, CHICAGO. 1.100 rooms and but 3 stories high.

AMERICAN, $3: EUROPEAN. 41.50. UnequaJed for World rV.ir visitors and large partiM. But two blocks from Midway Plaisauce, main entrance to World Fair. SIXTIETH ST AND ST.

LAWRENCE AV. Managed by COPELAND TOWNSEND. (formerly managing partner of Palmer House DEERISG HOTEL, 54TH ST AND LAKE AV. CHICAGO. Three blocks from Entrance to World's Fair Groumds.

blook from Hvde Pnrk Station of the Michigan Cen Koar, Wetit Michigan and Illinois Central Railroads, and two blocks from Sonth Side Cable Road. FIREPROOF, PERMANENT BUILDING. 130 good rooms modern conyeuieucos. EUROPEAN CAFE. HATES, 3) A DAY PER PERSON, Two people ocoupying on room.

Send for ciroular. BASS 4 M1DDLEKAUFF. Proprietors. THE ROCHESTER. First Class New European Hotel, With Cafe.

CORNER CiSD ST AND SOUTH PARK AV. In the choicest residence district, overlooking Lake Michigan; block from the 2'id at depot ol tho Illinois Central Railway, main Hoe to tho World's Fair, with trains mnnlnc every thirty mrconds; also street car.n and cable line within two I. looks, reaching the htiiiiness district. World's Fair, theaters in a fw minntea; ready to contract with parties dosirlnr lirat cluss accommodations. STAMFORD HOTEL.

EUROPEAN PI AN. 1234 aiiCHIGAN BOULEVARD, Corner Thirteenth nt. A new 7 story fire proof ImildiuK built for pArmaneat hotel purposes and complete in all its appartenancps; within a block and a half or three direct hues to World Fair. RESTAURANT, LADIES' PARLOR, WRITING ROOM. furnished, and very room has steam heat, cood oioset, hot and cold water, olectric light, gas, call And aoanoring bell and outride win down.

TERMS. l.rU AND UP. BISHOP PHII.POT, Proprietors. FAIR VIEW HOTEL, CHICAGO. Within easy walking distance of the grounds new 'house with neve furnishings all rooms cool, lighted by electricity and all conveniences.

RATES, 1 PER BAY. LOWER RATES TO PARTIES. TWELFTH PL AND JEFFERSON AV. Why stay downtown iu overcrowdod and heated rooms when you can find much better accommodations for lesa money near the grounds and lake? From city take 111. Cent.

R. R. to Parks! do stitlon. HE HAJRCOURT. EUROPEAN PLAN.

CORN BR OF yiFTY SEVENTH ST AND MADISON AV. One of the few first claas hotels near Fair grounds. Brlok, stone and iron construction. 800 yards from main entrance and railroad depot FINE VIEW OF FAIR GROUNDS. Single rooms, 31 to 3a double rooms, $2.30 to 95.

E. K. BOYD. Proprietor. HOTEL IRYINGTON.

FIRE PROOF. FIRST CLASS. FTFTY FIFTH ST AND ijKEENWOOD AV. EUROPEAN PLAN. RESTAURANT ATTACHED.

Only four blocks to World Fair entrance, ZiOireflt rates. Jookson Park and CottaKe Grove av cars tho door. H. H. NEUHEKGER.

General Manager. QHF.KfPAN HOTEL, 6315 0.317 SHERIDAN AV, Near Sirty thlrd St, CHIOAGO. XiMB than fire minutes' walk to Fair Grounds. Rates, 50c. to 81 per daj.

JAS. BROWN. Manaeer. TURNER. This hotel is niceW located on tho comer of THIRTY THIRD ST AND WABASH AV.

One half blook from elevated station one block to all oable lines direct to World's Fair. Is a atrictlr prtraie amlly hotel: American plan; llrst class in all partiou ars Parties iristiiuK to secure rooms will please write at once and all correspondence will be promptly an ered. TURNER, THIRTY THIRD 3T AND WABASH AV. CHICAGO. HE RAINER, CORNER COTTAGE GROVE AV AND THIRTY THIRD ST.

CHICAGO. Lake Michigan. First class: unsnrpassed In location elegant cafe in connection. Convenient to Cottage Groro cable cars and Illinois Central trains; fifteen minutes to World's Fair grounds; rooms single or en suites, with private baths if desired. Rates 1 per day and npward.

write for olrcnlar. BEN J. F. TOBIN. Manager.

WOODLAWN TEEKACE HOTEL. SIXTY FIFTH ST TERRACE AND HOPE AV. Ooe of the finest locations for World's Fair visitors. Fine Tlew of grounds. Stone, brick and iron building.

Elegant cafe In conneotion RATES FROM tJl.GO UP PER ROOM. Address W. M. JORDAN. Manager.

TJELL HOUSE, i OGLESBY AV AND SIXTY SECOND ST, Three blocks from Slxty secOnd 6rposition entrance; same distance from Plalsance, Madison av entrance detached 3 story brlok 50 rooms good bcdsnlcoly kept. ratM 91 to 8S or penaa good meals 50c. oaoh. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD'S GREAT EXCURSION ROUTES TO THE SEA. MANHATTAN BEACH.

SOUSA'S BAND. Concerts overy Afternoon and Evoning. Trains leave FLATBUSII AV STATION at A. and hourly from 10:10 A. M.

to 2:10 P. and half hourly thereafter from 2:40 to P. M. Additional trains on Saturdays, Sundays, and hourly from 10:10 A. 'M.

to 1:10 P. evory twenty minutes from 1 Al. All trains stop at ranklin (Bedford), No'trand, Troy and Utlca avs. The Kincs County and Brooklyn Uuion Elevated roads connect with Manhattan trains at Eat No York. Trains leave THIRD AV and SIXTY FIFTH ST, South Brooklyn, SiIJS, A.

M. and half honrlr from to P. M. Adiiitloual trains, 1:07 (Satnrdnya only). 1:157, 2:07 P.

M. On Saturdays. 1:07 P. M. Sundays, 12:37 and half hourly from 1 112 to 7:42, and 11:12 P.

M. Leave BUSUWIOK. 0:20. 10:10 A. 1 r45, 0 :05 P.

M. Sundays. 0 A. 12:20, 1:40.3:13, Dij5 P. M.

EXCURSION TICKETS from Flatbush av and stations on Atlantic av 25 CTS. PAIN'S STORMING OF VIOKSBURG and MAGNIFICENT FIREWORKS Every Evening oxcept Sunday and Monday. ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN HOTELS. FINE ROOMS EXCELLENT CUISINE. CONEY ISLAND.

PROSPECT PARK CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD. WEST BRIGHTON BEAt'H, BROOKLYN CLUB, PARK VILLE, MAPLETON, AKD.UOKE, WASHINGTON STATION. PARKWAY DRIVING CLUB, GRAVESEND. Trains leave Ninth av and Twontioth at 0:00, 7:40, and half hourly from 11:00 A. till 1:00 P.

M. and every twenty mfnntea thereafter from 1:20 to 8:00 P.M.: then half hourly from 8:30 to 11 P. M. Sundays 7:40. i) 100 A.

M. and every half hour to and lncludiug 1 :00, 1 :20, 1:40 P. then overy fifteen mia utos to 1 1 :2 1'. M. Lant train loaves Coney Island 11:30 P.

M. Trains leavo Union Depot. Fifth av and Thlrty sltth et, from 7:10 A. M. to 12: 10 P.

M. and five minutes past each bonr from 1:05 to ll :05 1. M. Sundays 7:10 A. M.

and every hour to aud incloding 12:10 P. 12:35, then evory half hour to 11:05 P.M. Last train leaves Coney Island 1 1 :3. P. M.

Extra trains will be run to accommodato travel wben necessary. ROCKAWAY BEACH AND JAMAICA BAY. Leave FlatbiiRh avenue rttiition, 7:20. 0:02. 10:00.

11:20 A. M. 12:25, 1:28, 2:20. 3:00. 4:31, 5:45, :30.

7:30. 8:30. 0:30, 10:40 P.M. hundays 7:00, 10:20. 10:50.11:20.11 A.

12:30. 1:00, 1 :30. 2:02, 3:00. 3:40, 4:30. 7:32, 8:05, 8:35, 10:05, 10:35, 11:15 P.

A. FMht New York. JL B. cro3ing 7:38, fi: 14. 10:13, 11:32 A.

M. 12:37, 1:40. 2:32. 3:21, 4:43. 5:57, 0:42, 7:42, 8:42.

10:52 P. M. Sundays 7:14, II 10:32. 11:62, 1 1:32 A. M.

12:02. 12:42, 1:12.1:43.2:15.2:42, 3:12, 4:42. 5:53. 7:40. 8:18.

8:47.0:47. 10:17. 10:47, 11:27 P.M. Bnshwick 0:0.4, 7:35. 10:10.

11:15 A. M. 12:00, 1:00,2:10, 3r05. 4:00, 5l35, 0:30. 7:40 P.

M. shelterTisland, greenport, sag harbor and the hamptons. FREQUENT AND FAST TRAINS. boo i lino lab lea. "RAILROAD.

THE STAKDABD RAILWAY OF AMERICA AHD THE SCENIC LINE OE THE WEST. NO TRANSFER HROUGH NEW YORK. TRAINS LEAVE BROOKLYN ANNEX STATION FOOT OF FULTON STREET, AS FOLLOWS: TJX EFFECT JULY 2. 1893. THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.

8:40 A. M. Pnllman Vestibule oleepmg Cars to Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining, Smoking and Passencer Coaches to Chicago. Arrives In Chicago 10:00 A.

M. Cincinnati 0:35 A. Indianapolis 0:55 A.M. next day. FAST LINE.

8:40 A. M. For Pittsburg, and Central Pennsylvania. Parlor Car to Pittsburg. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.

11:40 A. M. Composed exclusively of Pullman Vestibule Drawing and State Room, Sleeping, Dining. Smoking and Observation Cars, presenting financial report. ttenographerH and typewriters, bathroom for both ftese3.

ladies' maid, barber shop and library and all thrt conveniences of home or otfico. Lighted by stationary and movable electrio lights. Arrives Chicago 1 :00 o'clock noon next day. ST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO EXPRESS.

1 :40 P. M. Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Dinin? Cars to St. LouIb. (Cincinnati and Chicago.

Vestibule Smoking Car and Passenger Coach to ht. Louis. Ar rivoa Cincinnati 10:50 A.M.. St. Louis, 7:30 P.

31. and Chicago, 5:30 P. Mnoitday. THE WESTERN EXPRESS. 0:00 P.M.

Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Car to Pittsburg. Chicago and Cleveland. Dining cars to Philadelphia and Pittsburg to Chicago. Arriving at Cleveland 11:30 A. Chicago, P.

M. next day. SOUTirWKSTERN EXPRESS. 7:30 P. Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Cars at Cincinnati, Memphis and St.

Louis. Diaiuic car Altoona to Richmond. Arrives Columbus P. Cincinnati 0:00 P.M., Indianapolis 10:15 P.M. and St.

Louis 7 :00 A. M. second PAfriMc EXPREK5L 7:30 P. M. Pullman BuflYt Sleeping Cir to Chicago.

arriveM daily Chicago '7 :30 A. M. (second morning), Toledo 11:20 P. Columbus 7:15 P. M.

and Cleveland 0:10 P. to. week days. FOR ATLANTIC CITY 1:20 P. M.

week days, with Through Buftet Parlor Ciira and Day Coaches. For time table of trains to local points oa the Pennsylvania Railroad System apply to the following ticket 4 Court street, i)8 Broadway, 800 Fulton Btroet and Brooklyn Annex station, foot of Fulton etroet, Brooklyn. Tho New York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotels and residences through to destination. S. M.

PREVOST. J. R. WOOD, General Manager. General Passenger Agent.

RAll ROAD SYSTEM. Antbndte Coal Ho Smoke Bo Clndero. TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 14, 1893. LEHIGH VALLEY DIVlSIOSr. Trains leavftfoot of Liberty Bt, North River.

FOR A. 0:110, P. M. FOR BUFFALO, 11:30 A. 0:00.

8:00 P. M. FOR NIAGARA FALLS.ll :30 A. 0 :00, P. M.

FOR ROCHESTER, 8:15. 11:30 A. 8:110 P. M. Abovo trains run daily.

Through Pullman Parlor and Sleeping cars. TOR W1LKESBARRE. PITTSTON AND SCRANTON. 8:15. 11:30 A.

12:30. 0:00 P. M. Sundays, excopt Scronton. 8:15, 11:30 A.

M. 0:00. P. M. FOR POTTS VILLE, 8:15 A.

12:30, 3:45 P.M. SundayB 10:30 A. M. FOR READING AND HARRISBURG. S.15.

11:30 A. M. 12:30. 3:45, 0:00 P. M.

Sundays 11:00 P. M. FOR EASTON BETHLEHEM, ALLiNTOWN AND MAUCH CHUNK, 7:00, 8:15, 11:30 A. 12:30. 3:45, 5:15.

0:00. 8:00 P. M. Sundays. 7:00.

8:15. 10:30, 11:30 A. 0:00. 8.00 P. M.

ROYAL BLUE LINE. EXPRESS TRAINS leavo station Contral Railroad of New Jersev foot of Liberty Bt. North River. FOR PHlL.i.IELPHlA, week days, 4:00, 8:00,0:00, 30:00, 11:30 IDiniug Car) A. 1:30, 2:15, 3:30 (Dining Can, 4:00 (Buftet Parlor Car).

5:00. 0:00, 7:30. P. M. 12:15 niibt.

Sunday, 11:30 (Dining Car) A. 1:30, 3:30 (Dining Car), 5:00. 0:00 P.M. 12:15 niirht. FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, weok days and Sundays, 11:00, 31:30 (Dining Car) A.

1:30, 3:30 (Dining Car), 5:00, 0 :00 P. M. 12:15 night. Pullman Parlor Cars on.day trains and Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains. Tickets and Parlor Car Seats can be procured at 172, 235,201, 415.

S4D, 944. 3,140, 1,323 Broadway. 737 sixtn" 31 East 14th at. sBl Columbus av. 134 East 125th Bt.

204 1 eat lli.ith st. Now York 4 Court Bt. 8U0 Fulton st, Brooklyn, and li.S Broadway. Williamsburgh. The Now York Transfer Co.

will call for and check bag gage irom uotei or residence to destination. ONTARIO WESTEKWE. E. EXCURSION TICKETS. NEW YORK TO CHICAGO AND RETURN, 2S.OO.

Through trams for Chicago and tho World's Fair leave foot of west Forty ocond st as follows, lifteen mlnntos earlier from Franklin etx 0:45 A.M., daily, via Niagara Falls. Through Pullman sleepers. New York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit 14.. P.

M. Chlcatfu Si30 P. St. Louiri 7:4. A.

M. P. dally, via Niagara Reclining chair oar (seats free) Now York to Niagara Falls. Through Pullman sleepers New York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit 0:40 P.

Chicago 7:02 A. St. Louis P. M. A M.

(except Sunday), for West Cornwall. Orr's Mills Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk.Lake Miniiowaska ud alutill Valley Railroad stations, Stony Kord, Mid tlletown, Bloominzburgh, Wurtsboro. Suiumttville, El loaville. Fallsbnrjj, Monticello and Liberty.

A. M. (daily), for Middletown, Fallsburg, Mon ticoilo. Liberty, Unite Lake, Carbondale, Scranton, AVulton, Delhi. Sidney, Norwhich.

Utica, Rome, Oneida, niton, Oavrrxo, Niagara Falls. 1:45 P. (Saturdays only), for Campbell Hall, MuidJetown, BloomlcgDurgb, Summitviilc, Eilonvllle, Fallsbnrgh, Monticello, Liberty White Lake, Livingston Mauor. 0:13 P. M.

(except Sunday), Vestibule Limited for Lane MohonK, Lak Mmuewaeka and Wallkili Valley Railroad Htations Campbell Hall. Middletown. Mountain Dulo, Centrovilie, Fnlisburgh. Monticello, HurJeyriUo, Liberty Fails. Liborty.

Pnrkrflle and Livingston Manor. 4:30 P. M. (except Sunday) for WeHt Cornwall, Orr'a Mills. Campbell Hull.

Middletown. Summitville, Elloo ville and all intermediate points. 7:40 P. M. (daily).

Mludletown, Summitville, Falls burgh, Liberty, Livingston Manor, Rockland, Waltun, SlUnoy, Norwich, Oneida, Fultou, Oswego, Niagara Falls. Tickots and Pullman accommodations at 071 Broadway. New York Trriu fer Company calls lor aud chectcs oagga go to destination. J. 0.

ANDERSON. G. P. 5U Beaver st. Now York.

TRIE LINES. JLli Through trains leave New York, foot of OhLTnhAr 61. dailv. as loll own. nud IIvh mintteH earlier from Wont.

Twenty third ft: 8:4." A. M. Sotithern Tior Exprosa for Binghamton, Elnilra, und Salamanca. Parlor car daily, except Sunday, to Monti col lo. If A.

M. Solid train to Chicago. Pullman SW por, via, Chautauqua, Lake. Parlor Car Now ork to BuHalo and Niagari Falls. Dining Ca.r.

3:00 1' M.Ventibulo limited. Solid train to Chicago via Chautauqua Lake. Sleepers to Chicago. Clovoland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.

0:30 P. Solid train to Chicago, via Niagara Falls. Sleepers to Buffalo. Rochester and Chicago. P.

M. Via Chautauqna Lako and Niagara, Falls, solid train to Chicago. Sleopors tp Hornollsvitle. Oui caco and Cincinnati. Tickot offices; 201.

2I1; 100 went at, Chauibcrs and Twenty third st forrios, New York; 333 FULTON ST. BROOKLYN. D. Paasooecr AgonU PennsuiYuiiia "AMERICA'S' GREATEST RAILROAD." 1STEWYORK HUDSON RIVER R. R.

DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS. AH txmns arrive ut and depart from Grand Central Station, Forty second st the only railroad station in the city. TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: A. M. li.MI'jHE STATE EXPRESS Fastest train in tho world.

No extra fare. A. M. ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL SPECIAL For the Saranacs. Loon Lake and MontrenL A.

M. Oil ICAtiO FAST MAIL Daily for Chicago, excopt Sunday for Richliold Springs. Wagner Cars. A. M.

SARATOl.A. LAKE OEORiK AND liKEEN MOU MONTREAL. 10:00 A. M. NEW YORK AND CIHCAGO VESTIBULE LIMITED Due Chicago A.

M. next day. A. M. DAY EXPRESS" For the West.

12:00 noon WORLD'S FAIR SPECIAL Duo Chicago 1 :00 P. M. next day. Wagner service. Dining Car.

1:00 P. M. SOUTHWESTERN VESTIBULE LIMITED Doe In Cincinnati 10:45, St. Lou is 7:30 next P.M. 1:45 P.

SARATOGA LIMITED Saturdays only. Connects at Cauklll for principal mountain points. EXPOSITION 1 LYER (Limited). GREAT 20 HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO. FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS ONLY.

3:00 P. M. Daily; duo Chicago 30:00 A. M. next day.

Complete Wagner veHtibnle service. P. M. ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL Connects for Catsklll Monntaln points. 4:30 P.

NORTH SHORE VESTIBULE LIMITED Duo Chicago 4:30 P. M. next day. 0:00 P. M.

FAST WESTERN EXPRESS Due Chicago P. St. Louis 7i45 A. M. Dining Car.

0:25 P. NORTHERN EXPRESS Due Burlington 4:45 A. Platlsburg 4:25. Montreal A M. 7:00 P.

M. ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS For SaranaCgLako Placid, Paul Smith's, Ma lone. Montreal. 7:30 P. M.

BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND ISLANDS SPEOIAL Duo BnlYalo 7:30 A. Niagara Falls 8:50 A. Clayton 5:45 A. P. M.

CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Duo Cincinnati 7:30 P. St. Louis 7:45 A. M.

0:15 P. CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS For Chicago and Cape Vincent (1,000 Islands). Wagnor service. NORTH ADAMS AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS Two through trains via HARLEM DIVISION A. M.

due Pittslield 1 P. W. North Adams P. M. P.

M. due PlttB fleld, 8:10 P. M. North Adaro P. M.

FAST BERKSHIRE EXPRESS I ridays and Saturdays only at 2 P. M. arrlveB in I'lttBiicld i) i 5 P. M. For time of local trains, tickets aud space in sleeping cars apply at offices of the cempany.

In BROOKLYN, Wasnington st, 72R Fulton st, 74 Broadway, h. D. In NEW YORK, 113.201. 413, 735 or 042 Broadway, 235 Columbus av, 53 West One Hundred and lwonty tifth st, or Grand Central Station, Daily oxcept Sinday. Other traina run dally.

WcBtcott Exprons caliB for and chocks baggage from hotels and residences through to destination. JOHN TOUCEY, GEORGE IL DANIELS, General Manager. General Passenger Agent. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JSTEW JERSEY. (Anthracite Coal nse exclusively, insuring Cleanliness aud Comfort.) Four tracks, protector! by Automatic Block Signal System.

Trains leave Btation foot Liborty St. Time tablo in effect June 25, 1S03. For Easton, Bethlehem, AIlentown.Mauoh Chunk. 4:00. 7:15.

A. M. 1:00.4:30. 5:45,.7:30 to Allen town, P. M.

Sundays, 4:30, ":16 A. M. 1:00, P. M. For Wllkosbarro, Plttston and Scranton, 3:45 A.M.; 4:30 P.M.

Sundays. 4:30 A. M. For Reading at 4:00, 8:00. :45 A.M.I 1:00, 1:30, 2:15, 4:00,5:00,5:45,7:30 P.

M. 12:15 night, oxcept Stttnrday night. Sundays. 11:30 A. M.

1:00, 3:30, 5:00, 5:30. P. M. 12:15 night. For Harrisborg at 4:00, 8:00.

A. M. 1K)0, 1:30, 4:00, 5:00, 5:45 P. M. 12:15 niiht, except Saturday night.

Snndays. 11:30 A. M. 1 :00, 3:00. P.

M. 12:15 night. For Pottsvillo at 4:00. 8:00. 8:45 A.

M. 1:00, 1:30, 4.00. 9:30 P. 12:15 night, excopt Saturday night. Sundays.

11:30 A. 1:00. 3:00, 0:00 P. night. For Sunbury, Lowisbnrg and WilliamRport at 4:00, 8:00, A.M.; 1.00, 1:30, night, except Saturday night.

Sundays, 7:15 A. 0:00 P. M. 12:15 midnight. ALL RAIL ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH.

OCEAN GROVE, ETC For Red Bank; Long Branch and point south to Point Pleasant, 4:30, 5:50 to Red Bank, 8:15, 10:30. 11:30 A.M.; (1:20 Saturdays only). 1:30, 2:15, 3:30. 4:00. 4:30,5:30.0:15 P.

M. Sundays, oxcept Ocean Grov. and Anbury Park. 51:15, 11:30 A. M.

4:00 P. M. For Lakewood, Toms River, Barnegit Park and Barne gat. 4:30, 8:15 A. M.

1 30 and 4:30 P. M. For Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vlneland and Bridge ton, 4:30 A. M. 1:30 P.M.

For Monmouth Beach, Seabright and Highland Beach, 1:30. 4:30, 0:15 P. M. SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. Era From Pier 8, North River, foot of Rector st.

For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, Seabright. Monmouth Beach and Long Branch at 4:30, 0:00, 11:00 A. M. 1:00, 3:45, 4:30.5:30 P. M.

Sundays 0:30 A. M. 1 :00 P. M. For Elberon, Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant, 11:00 A.

M. 1:00. 3:45.4:30. 5:30 P. M.

For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnogat, 4:30 A. 1:00,3:45 P.M. The Only Complete Service. The Only Direct Route. The Only Drawing Room Cars AND THE Only Through and Solid Trains TO ALL POINTS IN THE IS VIA THE ULSTER.

AND DELAWARE, STONY CLOVE AND KAATERSKILL RAILROADS. Send 6 cents postago for Summer Book, to N. A. SIMS, General Passenger Agent, RONDOUT, N. Y.

DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. Tho Shortest, Quickest and Beet Line to Montreal. Leave Grand Contral Depot 9:10 A. 6:55 P. Arrive Montreal 0:20 P.

7:45 A. M. Also Plattsburgh sleeping enr on (1:25 P. M. train for passengers, to Lake Placid.

Paal Smlth'B, Loon Lake, via Chateaugay R. R. the favorite route to tbo arriving at deetination at seasonable hour after breakfast: at Plattsburgh. 4 Ticket Office and Buroau of Information, 21CORTLANDT St. Fend 0 cents for Illustrated Guide, maps, of Northern Summer resorts to J.

W. BURDICK, G. P. ALBANY. N.

Y. BROOKLYN ANNEX FOR PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. A. M. 6:30, 7:30, 'SO.

8:20. 9:00, 0:20,0:40,10:00,10:20, 10:40, 11:00,31:20. 11:40, 12 :00. P.M. 12:20, 12:40, 1:00.

1:20, 1:40, 2:00, 2:20, 2:40.3:00,3:20. 3:40, 4:00,4:20, 4:40, 5:30, 0:30. 7:00, 7:30. 8:30, 0:00, 0:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00. To Albany Day Lino, 8:00 A.

M. To Fall River Line. P. M. Returning leave Jersoy City on arrival of all trains.

Baggage checked and tickots sold to all points. en mnt HUDSON EIVEE BY DAYLIGHT. Day Lino Steamers, NEW YORK or Daily oxcept Sundays, Leave Brooklyn, Fultou st (by Annex) A Now York, DesbroHBes BtPier 8:40 West22dat 9:00 for ALBANY, landing at Yonkers, West Point. New burgh, Pouehkeopsle. Rhinebek.

Catskill and Hudson, lieturninpr, leave Albany A. M. CONNECTIONS: WEST POINT. NEWBUKOll and POUGHKEEPSIE with down Day Boat. RH1NEBECK (l)y ferry), with Ulster and Del.

R. for resorts of the Catskllls. CATSKILL, with apecial trains on Catskill Mt. R. R.

and Otis Klevating Railway. ALBANY, with trains for Niagara Falls and tho Weat; Bo ton and the East; Montreal and tho North, and with speolal to aud from Saratoga, The Now York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotels and residences. MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS. PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR BOSTON, WORCESTER.

PROVIDENCE, ALL POINTS EAST AND THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. Kteomcrs Connecticut and Massachusetts leave Pier 20 (old N. foot of Warron st, at 5:30 P. M. daily except Sunday; connecting trains leave wharf 0 A.

due Boston 7:15 A. and 0:10 A. due Worcester 8 A. 3i. (Sunday train to Worccstar from Union station at 8:30 A.

M. only.) Through parlcr Cam to White Mountains leave wharf, except Sunday, 7:15 A. M. due Fab.mna 4:30 P. M.

AN ORCHESTRA ON EAOH STEAMER, STONLNGTON LINE. INSTDE ROUTE TO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER AND ALL EASTERN POINTS. Only direct Hound route to NARK AC ANSETT PIER AND WATCH ILL. Now stool sten mors MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE loave now Pier 30, N.

one blook abovo Canal st. at P. M. dally, including Sunday. BRIDGEPORT TWO BOATm DAILY, except Sunday, from Pior 3., East river, foot Catherine t.

next pier to Cntherini' ferry, 1 1 A. M. aud 3 P. M. On Saturdays the afternoon boat leaves at 2:30 P.

con uec tins at Bridgeport with trains north and east. HAMSDELL LINE. Steamers loave Pier 24, N. foot Franklin st, for Cranston's, West Point, Cold Cornwall, Fishkill Landing and Nowbnrgb. weekdays P.

L. Sundays il A. M. FOR SOUTH NORWALK. STEAMER CITY OF ALBANY.

Beekman st, N. 2:35 P. M. Saturdays. 2:00 P.

M. Thirty flrat st. N. 3:00 P. M.

Saturdays. 2:20 A TROY BOATS STEAMERS CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leavo Pier 40, West Tenth ally, oxcopt Saturday. P. connecting with Delaware and Hudson and Fitabborg trains; Sand, toaxuer touches at Albany. CENTRAL Catskill Mountains Wabash av and Twelfth st, CHICAGO.

American and European plans. Rooms SI per day and upward; nowly and handsomely furnished. Hot and cold water in every room; also gas and electric lights. One. block from Illinois and Michigan Eail road station.

Cable cars pass tho door. Half block from Twelfth street elevated station. THE PULOIAX HOTEL, FIFTY FIFTH ST. WASHINGTON AND MADISON A VS. Permanent: fireproof: firet class: is one of the hest places in hloaxo lor World's Fair visitors; only tbreo block from main (Fifty.fierenth st entrance: oablo cars there and to all parts of city pasting the doors: handsome furniture splendid bods; olean and prompt eerrlce; excellent restaurant; all at niodcrato prices; write or wire for rooms.

ORLD'S FAIR HEABQUAKTEBS. ISIANA nOTEL, CHICAfJO, THE LOUISIA Seveatv nrft vt and Setup av, only two blocks from fair grounns: xi. ana u. JK.jiiroau lanos passoncura and b.ig znitf lu front of thi hotel and sneat.i cm rule from their depot or the hotel fur i cents into theRrounds to the terminal station and in front of the Administration or the principal buildings. KatM $1 perdaj and upward; European plan meals 50c.

to THE HOTEL DAGMATi, CORNER SIXTY FOURTH ST AND MADISON A CHlCAuO, ILL. brlzk and stone buiidine; European nlan: 1,000 feet fro.u Adtninitrtttion eutranco the World's Fair; room. 3 to for two persons; Brooklyn, N. reference: Proutico White, 18 Ormond pL J. V.

ASK, Minacer. Recently from Brooklyn. OTEL HOSTO: THr. KLi3GA2fT2KW brick and ston stmctnre urnr of Cmtusrn ftrnvn av niiu viutv rtii ax: tiifut, air rooms: lew min ute' alk grand entrance to World's Fair; conven irnt to Btret't cars and oievated railroad secure rooms eiriy: you Taut outside rooms to lo comfortahle Hotl Bunion affordi thes $1 to 43 per day; rer.taurant at tacf.oii ineaU oinur is a proprietor of Boston Store; tirat class accommodations PHILIP MURPHY. Manager, 118 to 14 Statost, Chicaco.

UL HOTEL DEL, AAV ARE, CORNER OOTTAWK GROVE AV AND SIXTY FOURTH ST. five mlnutOB from World's Fcf'. is illy recommended; stnctlv first clas. A.aerican, $8.50 Enroian, 3 and S3. SUPERIOR DJN1KGKOOM.

Elevatod Railroad ('cable Wostern Union Tel prarh wire. WM. PKLOUZE, Superintendent. HOTEL KVERKTT, 3117 TO :i.ti LAKE AV, IMMKPIATELY ON LAKE SHORE. EXCEPTIONALLY COOL FIRST CLASS FAMILT HOTEL, Two blocks from Thirty ninth at station of Mich.

Contra! and 111. Ctunral Kys. Karcrt, S'J per day. incl'tdinic two meals; four in larae room, Jrti per day, two meals. Address EDW.

A. EVERETT. THE C. E. EEOWtf HOTEL.

4.05S STATE ST, CORNER FORTY SEVENTH, CHI CACO: la; ROOMS, GOOD SIZE, IN NEW, PERMANENT AND ENTIRELY MODERN BUILDING; 10 TO EXPOSITION: CABLE AND ELECl'RIC CAKS PASS THE DOOR; NEAR TO ROAD: SAKE AND RESPECTABLE FOR LADIES: 50c, T5i AND 41. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor. LANG LEY AV and SIXTY FIRST TWO BLOCKS FROM FAIR ENTRANCE. Adjoining Washington Park and near rapid transit.

Permanent stone and brick, fine largo outside rooms. RATES 31 TO $1 A PERSON. Excellent cafe. Best location and accommodation. Ytatiw fact ion (rntranteed.

Com or write ns. THE HANDLE, 214 TO 224 FORTIETH ST, CHICGO. ILL. European plan convenient to all railroad lines, lead In direct to Fair Grounds; 140 well furnished outstda rooms at 75c. and '31 per day for each person when two room; good cafe in vicinity; references furbished.

Addreai A. a RICKSEOKER, Proprietor. FurniMied Itoonw. A only). RE YOU GOING TO THE WORLD'S Fair? 5,000 furnished rooms (iu private families SI to ner dav.

walkfntr diatanrn. or Hvati nfteen minutes' nde to fair Kroundt fare; every room holdo two people at the prices namod abovo certificates mailed free on application, which entitle applicant to room at prices named, at time nud location w. vuteti. Snnd for map and particulars, GREEN World's Fair Room Renting agenoy, 3142 Cottage Li rove av, unicago. ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS TO RENT, In modern apartment batldlnr.

with best accora modatione. terand view of Boulevard and tho Park; iivo ride on road or cable to Fair grounds terms rensonahte to parties remaining a month. Address EVELINE BUILDING, southwest corner Fifty ninth and Michigan av. Apartment O. 43 MICHIGAN AV, CHICAGO, FUR nishod rooms, with board, on Lake Park front; one block from Auditorium from Illinois Central, olevated stations and boats, and fifteen minutes from Fair grounds: very best of New York, Brooklyn and Chicago references furnished.

HO RENT, NICELYFURNISHED ROOMS, in excenenc near too iatce ana conveuiens llinoiri Central or cabin cars onlv tivo jninutes' ride from SVorld's Fair or business center, thoaters, etc rates 1 to $2 per day. SAMUhL LRLAND, 5(i Thirty fifth et. ChjoaxoJUU TO RENT NICELY I SH roorae Is situated on the Boulevard, two blocks from main entrance to Fairgrounds; among very pleasant surroundings pleasant rooms at reaHonanle rates World'! Voir tram to Fifty ninth st; Brookl refcN ences. fi.Slti Washington av. HESTF: NTClTTHMSHKD rooms on main stroot car lin; tfn minutes from entrance gate to World Fair: rate 50 routs to tako Cottage Grove av cable to Forty third tit and see the number 4.313 on east aide of street.

H. P. 1IOLLISTER. Ojver. mo RENT HAKDSOM ELY FURNISHED JL rooms, with or without board: bath, every attendance; near cable, elovntod and 111.

Central R. U. fifteen mlnut es' ride to World Kair; rates from to 31.50 erday; reduced rate by the week or month, Mra. I 0.427 Michigan av. first flat.

Chicago. nnO RKNT NICELY FURNISHED 1 rooms to World Fair visitors: baths; all convo near thre lines of care; ia lino locality everything first clas. Mrs. E. HORTON, y.000 Indiana av, corner Thirtieth st.

RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, SHORT distance from Fair near Illinois Central R. an.d cabin cars overloaklnff Lake Michigan cool, de lightful and convenient: rates 81 per day. Address. Mrs. J.

PFLKGER. y.ti'i Lake av, Chicago, 111. MANHATTAN BEACH. SOUSA'S BAND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. TO DAY.

SIGNORINA NICE MORESKA, Soprano. Mr. GRAHAM REED, Baritono. ELDORADO TO DAY AT 4 P. M.

PROF. BALLOON ASCFNSION. TO NIGHT, KINfi SOLONON AT 8:30. NEW ARTISTS AND FEATURES MONDAY NIGHT. 1,400 MEN AND GIRLS ON THE STAGE IN OVERWHELMINGLY GRAND 1JALLFT.

SPECIAL BOAT TO NIGHT AT 7:30 AND EVERY NIGHT FROM JEWELL'S WHARF. FARE FOR ROUND TKIP AND SEAT AT ELDORADO. 75c. SARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION. RACES FROM JULY 24 TO AUGUST 30.

Beginning at 11 O'CLOCK each day. SEASON TICKETS 30. Admitting Lady and Gentleman to Grand Stand and Club House. Tickets obtalnabloon application to PAUL C. GRKN1NG, Treasurer.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, Racing EVERY DAY at 2:30 P. M. Fast express trains every fifteen minutes from Cort landt, Desbroesos and Liberty sts, and boats from Rector st. FARE. ROUND TRIP.

SI. BRIGHTON BEACH RACES. Racing Every Week Day Beginning it 3 P. M. REACHED BY ALL ROUTES TO CONEY ISLAND.

Israna stand, iajues, ouc. rieid. ooc. CHAS.V. SASS.

Secretary. y. ll. ENOr.MAN.Presldaut, Excmtsioxs. WEST POINT, NEWBURGH AND P0UGHKEEPSTE Dalh i aicnt Snndava bv Dav Line Steimnr.

EW YORK 1VD AI.BUT Prons Brooklyn, Fulton st (by Annex) A. H. new oric, Jesoroeses st rler Nev York, West 2dst PHr Ret'i. ning. due is No York at 5:30 P.

M. MOKNISO and AFTERNOON CONCKRTS. FISHISfJ BANKS, DAILY. FROM Bridge dock. Brooklyn: reduced fare: gents 50 cento, ladies 5 cents; well established steamer Schuyler, cjjia ity 1.000 passongers, leaves jCast Twenty tblrd New York.

7:15, aud as above, 7:30 A. IL. frsh bait, taclcle. on board llanoox 7ISHINU BANKS DAILY. aves foot South Filth Willi.

mRhnrak V.ir, A. M. flharp. 50c! fcrcs pOc jC'OR CALIFORNIA AND ALL POnTS JbL in KANSAS. COLOItADO, OREGON and the WEST.

tavo from 10 to 40 Oy join.n JUDSON'S Weekly Parties. Address for circnlri CHARLES OBERO.aUl Broadway. Now York City. A 0C. DEEP SEA i'iSHINO; LADIES 25C7.

48; WATERS irY. Dally Thirty first st, E. South Fifth st, Wiillams bnrgb, Battery (New Lauding), bait, eto. Captain. Sherwood.

In the Ramapo Valley, Oakland to Pompton. Some ol the Clmracters or tlib Kelgliborhoorl Contribute to Its Clin nn A YclloW Whiskered Ansl Who Con Always Command a Bite Exploits Vith tho flook. Oaklavd. N. July 29 There is no more charming spot in tho Oran 'o mountains or the) Bimapo valley than the three miles of country extending from Oakland to Pompton.

The railroad rtuis along the base of the first of tho Pompton rahgo, whilo the wagon roacl treads oa tho foot of the last of tho still more' beautiful Orange mountains. Oakland ia principally known for its cool and pure air and the never ending beauty of its landscape. Neither the) Catskills, the Adirondack. nor tho no less celebrated Sullivan county, N. is more delight.

Sal. Jnst past Oakland: a short distance baeS of tho station, flows the Ramapo rirat something more than a mere brook of the) murmuriii? kind. Thenco on to near the thn bridges and past tho summer home of Marion Harland is the lake, a beautiful sheet of water, about one and a half miles lone and onomilo wide, known variously as Pompton lake, Bamapo lake, Schuylor's pond and Van Houten's pond. Pompton lake, however, is its name. The lako is the outgrowth of a mill dam about thirty feet high near tho Norton house at Pompton and its parent, tho original lako that nature put at tha foot of tho Ramapo hills, was known by the Bib.

lical term of Lako Ararat. That was the name) given it by tho Indians, who, in the days of tha Swede and Dutch sottlers, made their homes ia this region. They were roving bands from camp of the fighting Iroquois and of the linguistio Algonquins, and, accounts Bay, left behind them many relics of tboir warlike and domestic spirit and bravery. These accounts, however, aro probably exaggerations. But mementoes of tha revolution aro extant and plentiful hero.

Mrs. Abraham Van Houton has a carving knifa made of an old sword wielded by one of Washington's officers and worn down or up, to a very lino edge in tho busy service of a well stocked store house and bountifnlly supplied tablo. Another relic in her possession of tha days that tried men's souls is a pair of spectacles worn by one of her ancestors. Ono of the characters of this neighborhood is a man with yellow whiskers, as yellow as tha golden locks of a bleached blonde of the most intense typo: But ho knows nothing about bleaching. The process in his caso is nature's own.

Kondal; the original actor of the old country jay probably got his idea of a make up from a sight of this lone fisherman of tho Ramapo. This man's whiskers are trimmed to hang from under his chin like one of tho distinctive marks of a goat. It slopes, or rather sticks out just a little, so as to rest peacefully oa his chest, and beyond half an inch from the basa of its growth is perfectly yellow. At a distanca it looks like a bunch of straw tied under his chin. When tho man's jaw is busy the tuft of yellow hair performs most ridiculous gymnastics, as if it had been stiffened with mucilage for the purpose.

Its owner is an unobtrusive fond of angling, peaceable and apparentlygooduatured. As a fisherman the man with the yellow whiskers is a cnte one. Not only can he coax fish to bito with a regularity that is provoking to thai unsuccessful city man, but ho can mercilessly; jolly the "Yorker," as tho summer boarders are' usually called. He knows spots along the river, usually near an old stump or in the thick grass in the shallow stream where pickerel and bass bito well. Ho uses any kind of a stick with a few yards of ordinary twine, a single hook and a white button cut from his democratic farm shirt for a spoon.

The city fisherman usually lyatches him with envy as he pulls out his game, and finally musters enough cheok to ask him how he does it. With tho blandest of smiles he answerst "With a hook, sir." Then the stranger comes to the charge again! "Is that a good place to fish, where you are7" And tho native, without guile, replies "I guess so," and then he moves on. The man from the city puts his boat over tha spot left by the yellow whiskered angler, and fishes there for hours in the broiling sun without getting as much as a bito. A day or two later the nativo is seen at the same place pulling up tho fish with the same old provoking regularity. The number of Brooklyn people who have.

covered this place and aro making it their home this summer is quite large, and those who go' to business in Brooklyn or New York every day say Oakland is at least 12 degrees cooler than either city at all timos. There is no doubt that there is a noticeable change for the better in tha air after the train has passed Wortendyke on the way to this village. The latter is a series of groves and woods, generous in shade and abundant in breezes. The countryis long and wide and its citizens broad minded. Good breeding and politeness are not strangers here.

Even the vast ex pause of valloy and the bold front of mountain side bespeak hospitable treatment. The river is a stream about as wide as Fulton street and is in most of its length only from two to four feet deep and overhung with tall troos dense in foli age, affording a delightful shade to those who like rowing or to the fisherman fond of sinking a hook for rock bass. Nature could never have provided a. stream meeting'so completely the wishes of the average man or woman. Much of it is duo to human ingenuity.

For a mile or mora it runs along the property of A. Tan Houten and from his house is most easily accessible. Fishing, of course, is plentifulvboth in river and lake; but the fish is whimsical seems to have foolish preferences' in the matter of bait. For example, D. G.

Xery of the Dery Silk Manufacturing company of with a spoon bait, gets no more, than one" or two pickerel; but Henry Schnakenberg, of 260 Prospect place, Brooklyn, with the "same kind of bait, gathers up victims a dozen at ono sitting. One afternoon he' got ten pickerel, from one to two pounds each, and one bas3 three and. a half pounds. Trowling is his favorite way of fishing. 8.

E. Kirkbam of Hancock street, Brooklyn, who is also at Van Houten's place, usually lands a sua fish or two. Recently while Mr. Dory and a friend were returning from the lake, a pickerel of good size jumped into their 'boat. It happenod in a shallow creek, leading to the bluff on which the Van Houten house stands.

This pickerel incident may be doubted, but it is true and not aa ordinary fish story. Mr. Havemoyer of Brooklyn and Mr. Remington Vern'am, the creator of Arverne, own larga farms here. The letter's crops are large, but ha is not known to sell one pound of it.

What ha does with it is a mystery to. the people. Mr. Havemoyer is more practical. He has ah extensive dairy that is run on business principles.

Another of tho large property owners hero is J. S. Bogers, the locomotive He is 8 man of 70, worth, it is estimated, about $30,000,. 000 and works five hours a day. To go over these large and well kept farms is one of tha pastimes offered to the summer boarder.

At an impromptu concert given at the Van Houten homestead on Thursday the fol. lowing happened: Mrs. E. Gee 6ang "Love's Old Sweet Song." Mrs. L.

Lewis played a gavotte, "Sweet Miss F. Lewis sang "Tit for Tat," Mr. L. Lewis gave "The Midshipmito." Mr. Wiodero performed some German selections, Mrs.

J. B. Kenauld played "Shower of Pearls," MisB E. Benauld sang "Tho King's Kiss" and Master B. Benauld gavo several comic "songs.

In addition to those namod abovo at Van Houten's are these Brooklyn people Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Carr of 00 Hancock streot, Mr.

and Mrs. 8. E. Kirkhani, baby and nurse, of. Hancock street Miss E.

Carr. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Benauld. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarendon. Dr.

and Mrs. Francis Morehard, Miss Gussie Wengonroth, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Geo and J. 1 Itobortnon.

ScanooN Lake, N. 29 Schroon Lako, tho sem of lakes in tho Adirondacks, lying at tha foot of tho Adirondack park, is fast being filled with trout and bass. Mr. W. J.

Morrall of Acker, Morroll Condit, who is ut tho Taylor house, and Mr. IL V. Parsell of Now York have made arrungemouts witli tho fish commissioner to furnish largo quantities of bass for tho lake. The recent arrivals ut tho Taylor house include Mrs. N.

Smith und Miss A. L. I. Smith of St. James, L.

TO nuit! HOKE SMITH fS EFFIGY. Cincinnati; 0July 20 A dispatch fromPorts. mouth, to tho ICimut'rer snys that at Rome, tho action of tho pension dopartmont in dropping from thn rolls au old soldier, will result in tho biirnina in offlgy night of Secretary I ok" Hmith. Thn miin is J. L.

Reed, and ho is Hll yearn of line. I is pension was his only means of support, Loaiiia it uffoctod mind bo that ho iH now maniac aud will hayo to be taken to an asylum. He was a member of Colonel Robert G. IngorHoll'H Eleventh cavalry. His pension has not boen canceled Sat discontinued jpondins inycBtigatioi.

tails of Horvico. mailed free on application. Ai'jw summer uooic. "uuaint uaint Cape Cod," sent for 3c. rwni.ajj;; ran Kiver.

Jtne I ours." c. Address P. O. NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCESTER, NEW LONDON, NORTTICH. WATCH HILL, BLOCK ISLAND AND ALL POINTS EAST.

Leave Pior 4 f) old nnmhnrl. North 'RirT fnnT r.l above Desbrosses Bt Forry). daily, except Sundays, ar 8 a vuuuuc.iiiL.n im ii a. u. tiaiu loaYlDE HOW incr reaoulng Boston OA.

Worces ter, A. M. RED LANK LINE. Steamers SEABIRD and ALBKRTINA leavo New York foot of Franklin st, N. for Highlands.

Highland Beach, Ooeanio, Locust Point, Brown's Dock, Fair Haven and Ped Bank daily at A. M. and 3 P. Saturdays at 2: SO P. M.

Returning leave Red Bank at 7 A. M. and 4 P. M. SUNDAYS.

Loave New York A. M. and 10 A.M. Returning leave Red Bank at 3:30 P. and 4 P.

M. Highlands 4:30. Excursion tickota, 50 cents. ALNE STEAMSHIP COSLPANY. anlvi liract.

lin to Cotts.iro Citv. and Prirt land. connecting at Portland with all railroads and steamship linos for Bar Harbor. Old Orchard, Poland Springs, White Mountains, Rockland, Eanfyr and all Kat ern Summer reports. Steamers sail every Monday, Weunesd.iy and Saturday at 5 2.

M. from Pier 3S, liaSt River, foot of Market st. New York. For information apply to HORATIO HALL, aeoot at pier, or JOHN U. HI1.NDKRSON SON, Fnlton at.

Brooklyn. WTATU13 OF LIEBKTT, JO BEDLOW ISLAND. Boats leave Battery Park, termiaua et all JarafteA roads, hourly, A. M. 9:00.

10:00, 11:00, 12:00. P. M. 1 :00. 2:00, 3:00, 4:00.

5:00. Returning leavo island at 9:.0, 10:3 11:30 lSt99 A. 1 :30, 2 3 4 :30, 5:45 P. AS. fare for round trip, Uo cents.

LB ANY BOATS. PEOPLE'S LINE. Steamers DREW nnd DKAN RICHMOND Inn ClA Pier41, N. foot Canal st. at 0 P.

M. daily (Sundays excepted). Direct coimeation with expross trains to Saratoga, Lake Oeorire. Adirondack, Thousand Islands, Richfield Springs, Niagara Falls, bharon Sprints and Coopertown. Saturday nljht steamer connects with Sunday morning train for SaratOKa and Lake George.

Itoave Brooklyn via Annex, foot Fulton at, at 5 P. M. CATSKILL MOLTKTALNS STEAIl Ii KAATERSKILL and CATSKILL leave every weok day at 0 P. M. from Pier 48, foot of West Eleventh st.New York connoctinewithCfttflkil! and Cairo R.

and the new Otis Elevating Railway to tho summit. Directory of Sam mer hotels undboardin honues mailed frco at pier or by W. J. HUOHES, Catskill. N.Y.

TifONTAUK ISIAMBUAT OviuF J.tJI. Limited new management: improved cuisine for Orient Point, Orient, Manhatiset House, Greenport, Shelter Island Heights, Southold and Sag Loaves Pier '3, Eat Kiver, foot Beekman st, N. dally at 6 P. except Sundays Saturdays, dn and after 1, will leave New York at 2 P.M. ARTFORD LIKE TAKE A TRIP TO HARTFORD via the beautiful Connecticut' River.

Steamers leave Pier 24, K. daily (except Sundays) at 5 P. returninic'loavo Hartford daJly(except Sundays at 5 P. M. arriving in Now York early, next morning.

SteaiUNiiin. ANCHOR LINE! United States Mail Steamships, Sail from New York every Saturday for GLASGOW, YIA LONDONDERRY, From Pier 54. North River, foot of West 4th st. City of Rome. Saturday, September 4 P.

Al. Anchoria. 29, 0 A. M. I Furnessia, Aug.

10, 11 A.M. Circassia. 12, ti A. M. 20, 4 P.

M. Rates for Saloon Passagei By S. S. OIT sf OF ROME, $50 and npward. Other steamers, cabin, $45 and upward.

According to accommodation and location of room. Cabin Excuni'ou tickets at reduced rates. Second Cabin; 430. From Olasgow or Derry, 835. Steerage, outward.

823: prepaid, DRAFTS AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. For Books of Tours and other information apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green. N. S. or TAYLOR HOOD, 68 Cd irt st (open Saturday nightj or H.

F. KOCH, Broadway. Brojklyn. CUNARD LINE NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, via Queenfltown. from Pior 40.

N. R. Campania, Aug. 5. 11 A.M.

I Etruria. An. 20. 4 A. ML Umbria, Au.

12, M. 2, 10 A. M. Aurania.Ati.lH, 10:30 A.M. Unibria Sept.

H.4 A M. Cabin passaKe, $50 and upward: Bocoud cabin. 535 and upward, according to steamer and location. Steer age tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates. For freight and passage applv to the company's office, 4 Bowling Green.

VERNON H. BROWN A General Agents. For passenger tickets, drafts at lowest rates and further intormation, apply to T. H. HEN DKICKSON, 215 Atlantic av.

near Court st, sole agent forBrooklyn, or H. F. KOCH. 44H Broadway, E. D.

A MERICAN LINE. J3L NEW YORK TO SOUTH AMPTON. Berlin 5. 11 :30 A. ParIs.

16, :00 A. M. New York, Aug.0, 2 :30 P. M. (Chester Aug.

20, 4 P.M. 1' irst cabin passage to Southampton, London or Havre, 800 and npward, according to steamer; second cabin. o3; to $00 steerage at low rates. Drafts payable la all parts of liagland, Ireland, Scotland, Sweden. Norway and Denmark at lowebt rates.

INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION 0 BowHngGreon.Now York: JOHN 0. HENDERSON A SON.344 Fultonet. or H. F. KOOH: 44f Broadway, E.

D. HXTE STAR LINE. TO OTTEEVSTOWN A TCT T.TVRTlPrtnT, TnnfnnU An 11 A If I ntln 1 ir HI A P. M. Au 23.

2 P. M. 'Second cabin on these steamers, $40 and 345. Saloon rats, $U0 upward, according to steamer and location of berth. to and from the Old Country, 425.

lor passage tickets and drafts payable on demand, everywhere in Enirland, Tr iland, Sweden, Scotland and Norway, apply to V. ALDRIOH, 00 Oourt st. or A. M. MORGAN, ao Broadway, Williams burgh.

H. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent. 29 Broadway, N. ANADIAN PACLFIL' STEAlVlSHIPd, TO JAPAN AND CHINA. NEW YORK AND JAPAN IN 17 DAYS.

Intended Sailings from Vancouver: EMPRESS OF INDIA August 7 EMPRESS OF JAPAN August 28 EMPRESS OF CHINA 18 B. V. SKINNER, EVERETT FRAZER. Gon'l East's Agt, China and Japan Fr't. Agt.

Broadway, N. Y. 00 Wall at. N. Y.

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO. FASTXINE TO LONDON, NEWYORKifSOUTHAJIPTON, HAMBURG. Twiacrew Express Steamers. Colombia. 3, 10 A.

M. I F. Bieiuarck.Au.24,3 A.Vlctorio..An. 10, 4 P. M.

Columbia. Normannla.Au. 17,10 A.M. I A Victoria So. 7, 3 P.

M. lirst Cabin, $00 upward; seoond cabin, 800. 11AMBUR.G AMERICAN PACKET oiBroaaway, New York. HOLY LAND AND ROUND THE WORLD Select oxcursiona, limited to leave August 30 and September B7. H.

GAZE SONS. 113 Broadway, New York. Established 1844. DO SOT MAKE PAUPERS. Vlj Enrtueitrial Wood Yards 'Were Opened br Cliari ties Bureau.

Tho northerji industrial wood yard, located at 52 and 54 Sonth Eifhth street, was visited day or two ago, ns lad 'proTiously been the western yard, on Tacifio street, near Hicks, by an Eagle reDorter and, dnrius a brief conversation held, frith tho man in charge, Snperintendent L. W. Francis beins temporarily absent on his annual vacation of a fortnight, ho was informed that this enterprise of the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities, on Schermerhorn streot, was, for the eastern district, quite a gratifying success. "It is true," added tho superintendent, "we find it difficult at times to give temporary employment to those who apply for work either hero or at the Pacific street yard. We have twenty men in this yard to day.

and we manace as best wo can to give them somethinc to do. Tho only satisfactory way is to assign to each man, as the orders come to us, one, two or three boxes, the wood for filling which they saw stovo size. The men earn, when we can give them em ployment, about 16 cents an hour. Manr of thos9 who come to us applying for work are heads of families temporarily out of place. Good, relia ble men we make a special effort to get into permanent work.

A man came here a week ago. and, upon informing Mr. Thomas that he had been recently at work in the navy yard, asked if he could be employed. Ho was given an opportunity to earn a dollar and ho worked earnestly and honestly for it. Since we have succeeded in placing him on the Long Island rail road, wlioro he has, thus far.

given entire satisfaction. We ha.ve 3t times wrecks with us, but work, if there is any, is never refused them. The aim of the society is to reform and make stoudy laborers of those who are broken down either by their own misconduct or by misfortune. we uon't like to give chanty. It is hurtful.

Wn wish tho people would give ns more orders for kindling wood than they do. It would bo the best kind of charity. No; this yard, although es tablished two years ago, has not yet wholly cov ered its expenses. Tho one on Paoific street ro pays, byits earnings, its outlays. It has more orders for wood than are takon hero: 3en there are better employed.

Within the Dasfc ihree weeks orders have been received hero for fiftv. fivo loads of split wood each load is equal to a third of a cord. This is delivered for 84.23. The 25 conts is to pay themeufor housing it. Should any one order a cord of kindling wood, for which si is charged, no extra for housing is chareed.

The office pays the man who does it. In the win tor we have many more applicants for work than in summor, and we make it point to give every one something to however triflinif in valuo the earning. 3Ien are coming and going all tho time, and no one offered work doclines to do it which rather goes to show that the trnniD Ib not so lazy an animal as ho. is represented, uiiIuhh. mueoa.

no is broken down by drink and wholly unlit physically to carry to completion oven tho slightest job we can giv6 him. Tho managers of Lirooiiiyn Dureau oi cnaniies are qmto natlx ned with their wood vards. There has bei nothing lost by. them, takinn thorn together. iicre whi snortiy no opened on jaonroe streot a.

third wood yard. It will conducted after tho same methods as ard this and tho Pacific streot One. Thr rlhiftvtt ifl tti rlnl wrlr for thn ployed laborer and thus assist him in.maintaininR IfflWIWl.