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BOARDS OF TRME BACK CANAL PLAN
Piny Lines Set Aside In UfEiBg ApproiiilofGaMlRefercfliluii.
The stote committee on canal refer¬ endum, directing the campaign to se¬ cure the approval of the electors of the state at the comlug election of the barge canal referendum bill authoriz¬ ing thefssue of $27,000,000 for the com¬ pletion of the barge canals and the payment of all costs Involved, was formed as the result of a conference In .New York dity on June 23 last, calietl by the chamber of commerce of the state of New Vork.
The men who attended this confer¬ ence nnd formed the state committee on canal ref(.-rendum comprise the lead¬ ers of commercial, industrial, mercan¬ tile, flnancial, educational, professional and other activities of the state irre spective of political affiliations.
Seth Low, foriner president of Co¬ lumbia university, former mayorof New York and president of the New York chamber of commerce, is chairman of the state committee on canal referen dum.
Eugenlus ll. Outerbrldge of the New- York chamber of commerce is treasur¬ er. Welding King of the New York chamber of comnierce. Iarj:e merchan¬ dise expoiler. is chairnian of tlie e\- (¦(Utive committee.
Frnnk S. Gardner of the .\ew York hoard of trade and transportation is the secret;iry of the i5tnte committee. Krank P.rainaid, also of the New York board of trade and transportation is chalrniiin of the state committee's tinanco committee.
The chairman of the siibexecutive Kimmittee. directly in touch with the working out of the state wide caiii- paign. is II. A. C. Smith, commissioner (if docks of New Vork city.
Or. .Tacob tlould Schurman, i>resident of Cornell iinirersir.v, is one of the m(>mliers of Ihe state committee. Oth e- prominent members irr hide: A. R.ir- ton Hepburn, ,'^ainuel W. Fairchlld and Isaac .v. Sellgman of the New Vork chamber of commerce; .James Ward Wanier. E. It. Carluirt. W. II. Douglas, .lohn P. Triiesdell nnd Albert Kinkel of the New York Produce Exchange: William II. flibson. .New York board of trade and transportation; William I'ellowes Morgan. Herman .\. Metz and others of tbe New York Merchants^ as¬ sociation; President Herbert A. Mel- drum, Henry W. Hill, i^. Lee .\bell and How.ird ,T. Smith of the Puffalo chain her of commerce; (ieorge Clinton, ,Sr.. chairman of the executive committee of the New York State Waterways as¬ sociation; General Francis V. Greene. Frank H. Raird and William A. Itdg- ers, r2|)'?.^t'iiruig viower developnienl nnd extensive industrial interests, IJuf falo; George W. Todd of the Uoches ter chamber of commerce; also .lames T. Hutchiiigs and Kolniid H.Woodward, of the same organization, and Frank S. Elsworth of Rochester.
The Syracuse chamber of commerce is represented on the (omir.'ttee by ,1 n. Clancy. A. W. Hudson, Henry C. Allen ;iiid Lachhm Macleaj".
•Tohn D. Kernan and F. H. Hazard represent the Ctica (diamber of com¬ merce: Edward N. McKlnney and .Ta¬ cob Y. Itead. the .\lliany chamber of commerce; F. R. Shepard and P. W. Culllnan. the Oswego chamber of com¬ merce; Frank L. Moore;, C O. Rurns and George IT. Cobb, the Watertown chamber of commerce.
These men are united in the convh- tlon that the canal must be completed without further delay: that the remain ing costs for the caiial work should be raised by bond issue, spreading the cost over a period of flfty years rather than have the costs beeome a matter tn be raised in a single season by di¬ rect taxation.
"DEAD" IIIAIN APPEARS.
PuzzU Is, Who Was Orownad Paraon Idantifiad and Buried as O'Brian?
roaghkeeiwie, X. Y.—Like a ghost aged Andrew O'Brien appeared In St Peter's chureh at mass. At the earlier mass prayers had been snld for him. and no one doubt«d it was be wbo bad been buried In St. Peter's cemetery fol¬ lowing the finding of his supposed body In the Hudson rlTer. 'The dead man was positively identi¬ fied by Chief of Police .McCabe as An¬ drew O'Brien, who had not been seen for several days. Others, ineluding Dr. J. M. Poucher. who knew O'Brien wtll. were as positive as the chief.
The drowned man w as burled, though not by the side of O'Brien's wife. When she died, many years ago, she was placed In the plot <if her own fam¬ ily.
After the excitement due to his ap¬ pearanee had subsided OBrlen said he had gone into the country to work on a farm.
The bfxiy of the man burled as O'Brien will be exhumed by Coroner Self ridge and photogra[ihed for Identi¬ fication.
SNAKE EATS GLASS EGGS.
Enters by Knothole, but After Meal Is Too Fat to Get Out.
RalliiiKire. Sn.-ikes uiij. || in the p.i-! Innc fe.isled ^lenei'oiisl.x on n-al e-v-s in the chicken cdop of .M. (;ilt' R.-lt. who li.'is a 1'miiii near Sugar I.oaf inoi:nl:iiii. Frederick i (i|iiity, ha\c lalely taken Ie stealing hisjglass f2:.<. .V dozen ol' these arllTlcial nest c^l's wero laken before he \\ as jilile td -2ot on the I rail of the snakes.
The last snake to yio-,\\ a glass eg%- entered by way nf n kn.ithole. but could not dep.'iit by the same route because Ihe egg prolruded so I'ar that its body would not go through the hole. The snake was captured, ilien opened, and the egg taken out and placed back in the nest.
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FAMINE DECIMATING AFRICAN OSTRICHES
Drouglit aJ FoGd Needs ol Horses Have Been Causes.
Cape Town, South Al'i ica.—Ostriches in SdUlh .M'lici are dyini; by scores be¬ cause iheir fdod has liei 11 laken to feed Ulil ish , cavalr;^- horse-. Resides Ihe withdrawal of inaiiy llmustinds of tons of alfalfa, whicii is lie- niiiiii food of the (istiiches during Ihe winter, droiighl has added to the scarcily df food.
It Is estimated thai the fiirms in South .Vfrica. wliiuh iire the iirincipal sources of siijiply of ostrich feathers, lune lost ;:o per ceni of lludr adult birds. Among young birds the mort.'il- ily has been still liea\ier.
Formerly markets idr the buying of feathers were open daily in Cape prov¬ ince, but with the advent of the war there was ti complete cessation of trade exchange. It was only at the end of .lune of this year that merclmnts re opened the markets. In the week (uid ini; .Inly 7, M.iKio pounds were sold.
This was considered a record week, and it w.-is immed i.l tely followed by a trade slump, whh h resulted in the clos¬ ing (if the markets. They have since been opened only a few' days in each week, and the sales hare been sluggish.
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WILL ENABLE STATE
TO COMPLETE CANAL
If I vote ••Yes" ou the cnnal referen dum and it sl-.ould be approved, what will be the result? .
(a) The state will Issue its bonds nnd raise the necessary money to complete the construction work and to meet all the obligations of the state wdilch have arisen from Innd damages, riparian rights, railroad bridges and other ex¬ traordinary expenses unforeseen at the time the orlgintil estimates were mnde in 190.'?.
(b) The construction work yet to be done on the barge caual will be pro¬ ceeded with, nnd the improvement will he completed and opened to commerce within two years.
(c) The payments will be spread over a long period np to flfty years, and the state and all property within it will be receiving the grent benefits from the cannl nnd will therefore be better able to meet the payments before they fall due during the flfty years to come.
WAHB. THE BEAR, .SLAIN.
Grizzly Famous In Story Killed on Wyoming Ranch.
Cody, Wyo. — Wahb, the big bear made famous In stories by Ernest Se¬ ton Thompson, Is dead. His long ca¬ reer was end(Hl a few days ago by A. .\. Anderson, who owns the ranch on which the animal lived. It was frojm Mr. .Viiderson's ranch that Ma.vor Mitchel of New York hunted bears last ppring.
Mr. ^\nders(ui hns killed four bears during the summer, all on his owu ranch. For yenrs It has been the de¬ sire of Mr. .Xnderson to kill Wahb, but the animal always succeeded In ont- wiftlntr the hunters
FORTUNE FALLS TO FIANCEE.
Girl Inherits $2,400,000 After Marrying Another Man.
Punxstitawney. Pa.-.Mrs. Ired Smith of this city, formerly Miss Mary Ilad- den, bus fallen hidr to a fortune esti¬ mated at ,«2,-IO(l.(Mi(). It was be(pieath- ed her, together witli his liome. by Ilarry Klams of Kiiffalo, who died April 2(1. mil.
Klams and Mrs. Smith, then .Miss Iladden, were engMLred to be married. The wedding was set for .May ;!0. 1011, but Ititims was then dying.
His will, which has .jnst been made public. leav(>s the bulk of his estate to Ills former sweetheart, but she cannot get possession unlil she is twenty- rhree. three years from now.
USES TOYS AS CHURCH LURE.
Jersey Pastor Thus Hopes to Win Couples With Children.
Plainlield. .\. .1. .\s n special induce¬ ment to pjtreiits with young children lo aitend the i'irst rresbyterian church of this city, the Kev. Dr. Charles E. Herring annoiUKcd that he will bave toys in certain pews to amuse the youngsters while tlieir elders take pnrt in tlie services.
Church olBi ials kept watch of the young inarried cdiiples with (diildren who strolled by the church on Sabbath afternoons, nnd as they all jiassed the churcii Avithout entering a reason was sought. Restless children was the cause, and the toy idea was then con¬ ceived.
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THK PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
New York to Provldencia Castillo. tJpon the petition of The Chatham and Phoenix National Bank of New York, you are hereby cited to show cause before our SurroKatt- of the County of Nas«au. at the Surrnjrate's Coun of "said Counly. )),,\(\ ;it the County '_'(iurt House, at Mineola, in lhe Countv of Na.'ss.Tii. on Ihc .'IOth day of notober. ISl.";, itt nine o'clock in th(» forenoon of that day. wfiy thr let ters'f.staiif^ntKry (frant.-d to y(jn on iht Sth day of Jan¬ uary. i:ti:;. as exerutor or Ihe last will and te.stam.nt ot Kmllio .M. Castillo. decoHSid. should not be revoked, and also tl, ^iiim i-Huse w'n.v you should not bo removed as ti stanientary trustee ct and vfniior said last will and testament.
In ttstimony whereof, tv,. have caus¬ ed the Stai of the SurroRat'-'s (:'Piirt of the s;ii<l C.iunty of Nassau to 1.. here¬ unto alli.xed.
Wlin.ss, HON. HK.NIIV SIM.HK.V WKI.,I.i;i;. Teniporar.x SuriiiKati of our said Coinii.\ i>f .V,iss;,u. .\i ihi Surro¬ gate's (ifflci. at .Mill! ela, 111 the said County, the 21st day of S. pl'-inbt r. one thousand nine hundred and nftet-n.
(L. S.) .SAMCKL T. WltlUHT,
Cltrk of the Surro^:ate¦s Court.
.St'PUK.MK COCHT. .N.A.S.'SAC COC.VTV.
—Vincenta Lopat. iilalntifT. against Crank I^ojiat. Pefendant.
By virtue of an e.xecution Issued upon a judgment rendered In. the Suprtme Court, N'assau County, New York, in tht above tntillt.d aclion In favor of said plaintiff and against said deffudant, tested on the Gth day of .-\unust. IKl 5, and to nf:- directtd and dclivt rtd. I hereby ^-lv( iititiet- that on
2;iRIl I>\^ OF OCTOIIKn, lf>l."i. at 10 o'clock In the fonriixin, a.i th. front (ioor of thf Nassiu C(.iunl\- Court House, in the Town of liempstead. .X. V I shall expos.- for n.ili- -as the law dlreets. all th.. risht. title and intert s' whicii th. il.f.ndant. Krank l.opat. ha.l on the Ulh .lav of .Inlv, i;il.->. or at anv timt- th. ;-..:ifti.r. of. in and to the fol- lowin-- li. «cril),d proi.irtv:
All those o.Ttain lots. i)|..c.s or par¬ ci Is .if land, situatt'. Ijinn and beinK in Ml.' Tnwn of Il.miistiad. Ciuintv nf .\n.«- ^au antl State of .Vow York, known .in.l .lesJcnal.d en a Certain inaii. enllll.il M.ip of Carrollton I'ark." situated a' I'r. .pf.rt. N.Tssau Counly. N. Y., prep ' 'ty .if l.onc Island Heallv Co., .V. V. City, survey.-.1 Selit embi'r. l!i«:!. bv Knb- • ri Kurz. ('. i;., .T;iniaica, .V. Y.. aiid fll.d in th. (Iflice (if the Clerk nf Nass.-ui Cnunty. on the 2Sth day of Sepli mli. r, l!"l.'!. as and by the let lunnli. is 1 :!e. I :i I. \::2. 1:::;. 1:51. IM.I, anil inor.> iiarl ieulai lv disirihcd as f.illows:
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Ill luirsiiaiic. and li.\ viiiu. nf a .iuilKiio l.l nr.l. 1- of #<.r.ilnsur.' nn.l sal.. mail, h.v this C.Kii I in ihe ah..v.- ..fi- lilliij aclion dali'il Ilii. lllih ila\- of S.p- I. llill. r. i;.l.-|, an.l Id. .1 and 111I.1...I In Ihe .Vassati Cnnil.v ('I. rk's- MHic, . I, ihi. siih..^..ril.. r. Hi., r, f.r. . th.'r.in named, ¦•vill si'll al |.uhlii. III]..I inn al th.. fr.ini sups nf Illl. .V.if^-.-iu CnllllU- C.iurt llniis... at .Miiiin!;i, in lh,. Tuwii nf I I.iii|ist. ;ul. .Va.'-siiu Ciiiiiilv. .V.w \ nrk. .Ill .Salur.lav. Uil
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SVMMKR TIME TABLE
In Eftect June 30, 1915.
.PASSAT BY THE SEA SEA RDSS
FREEPORT POINT LOOKUtT
, Week Days
Leave Freeport Leave Beaak
J.OOa. m. S.50 a. m.
«.00a. m. 8.15 a. m.
9.45 a.m. 10.15 a.m. ,
10.45 a. ni. 12.15 p. m. '
11.45 a.m. 1.45 p.m. ;
'¦15 P-m. 2.45 p.m. '
-M5 p. m. 4..10 p. m.
J.4,5 p.m 5.45 p. m. 1
.-•.!» p. m. s.zo p. m. i
6.30 p. m. 7.00 p. m.
SaadajK aaii H»llda;ii Leave Kreeport T.OO a. m. 3.45 a. nv, and hourly thereat; r untU
B.45 p. m. 7.45 p. m. Leave Nassau
10.15 a. m., and l-.ourly tloreaffer urUU
6.15 p. m. <.4 5 p. m. !'.50 p. m. N'OTK.—S.a KdRc stops ar. mad* only on sipnal nr to 1. ave passt-ncers. I,0\G REACH Week Da.vii I.-'ay. Coint I.,ookout
m.. connect Inp with 7.21 to X. T, m.. connecting with 12.,12 to N. 'T,
- rn , connecting with .IIO to N. "T.
XXti p. m.. connecting with 5.20 lo N. T,
I.. avi. Que.'nswater
"to a.m. i.nrrival of fi.47 from X. Y'.) 12.10p.m. farrival of 11.05 from N. Y)
"Illl p. m .arrival of 2.Ofi from N. Y.)
• lO.p. m. lairival of .1.00 from .V. Y.) SnndaTH I,' iiv.' Pnint T.n,.k.lilt
' '111 a. m. ; 1 Ma. m.
- 4ii|i. m.. eeiin.ciinc with 4,20 to N. T. ...Oil p.m.. eonnecling with 6.4,1 to N. Y.
I-. ;iv. (/u.t nswat.'r
111.2,". a. m. .arrival of ft.05 fr(mi N. Y.)
I-'.2ii[.. m. , arriv.il ,if 11.17 fnun V. Y.)
1.1.". p.m. •'
ii.20 p. m. VOTK.- Spi.-ial Iim.' laM.- fnr Labor 1 'ay nil this .livisinii,
i-'iii-:i:iM»HT it\ii,iio\n comi'.w'y""
SI'.MMKi: TI.MK TAHLK In t.ffect .lune 30. IHln. Tr.iH.'ys nf th.- Kreeport Kailroad Cnnipany run nn half hour load wav, l.avmu: th< railroad station at Fref¬ port on lh. hour and half hour uii to ...15 Week days an.l H.ir. Siin,la\s. con- ii.ciinir with all .ast und w.st bound ears nf fh.. V. w York and Louk Island
11.40 J
LEGAL NOTICES
.VOTICK fix CKEDITOIIS
ri'USl'A.VT TO AS (iKIiKFt OK 1 fOV.
SKLDK.V WKLLKH, Temiiorary Sur¬ rogate of the County of .Vassau, notice is hereby Kiven to all persons having claims against Thomas K. Mills, late of the Town of llemiistead. in the said count.v, deceastd. lo present the same with the vouchers tli( reof, to Ihe sub¬ scriber, the adininistrntor of tin Roods, ehatt. Is and credits of said dee. ased. at her pl.'ice of transaeliim busln.ss at the ollle.¦ (if Klvin .V. Kdward. Kreeport, X. w Y.irk, (Ml nr h. fnr.' th.' 2.')th day of Ainil, next.
Ilatcd, .Min....la, .V. V.. S..|)t. 2.'i. 1(»15
ki,i/,ahi.;tii v. .mill.s.
Administrator. i;i,\I.V .V. KDWAHtiS. Attorn.y for Ad- niinistratnr. 1-7 Hailroad Avenuo, l-'r..eport. X. Y.
NOTICI-: TO < iii:iii'roits.
iTiisi'AVT T(i .\v (ii!iii.;i; (»|.' iklv.
lIK.VIiV SI:LIi|';.V WKLLKI;. tempor¬ ary surro^rat.' nf ilie C.iunly nf .Vassau. notice is ll.r.h.v Kiv.n In all |i.'rsons haviiiK" elainis aualnsl Sidii.y .^. .lack¬ snn, lale nf 111. Tnwn of 11. iiiii,sl lad, in th.' said enuiity, ileceas.d. In piestiit lh.. same wilh \..ii('liers Iln-r.-nf. Io lh. suhscribers ili.- i-xeeiilors of the Iaf>t will and testaineiil of said .Leased, al Ihelr places nf transactlnK business at Ihe OlTlce .if .laiii.s .M. Seaman, Wan¬ taKh, .Vtw ^'ork, .111 III- b.fnr.' lh. Ifith day nf Ajiril n.M.
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At Seventy-two Gets First Train Ride. Grass Valley. Cai.—Sixtyrflve years ago as a girl of scm^ii, Matlldti Woods came to this city ^^i^h her parents, made her bome iu a log cabin, in the midst of pine tices, and when she reached maturity was married to the township ctmstalile. Her friends lirought her stories of tbe outside '«'orld. hut their tales never moved her to wan¬ der awtiy from her tireslde. Now at the a.ce of seventy-two she has Just taken her flrst ride on n railroad train and will get her first triimpse of the wean. .*<he has gone to visit a daughter In San F'raucisco.
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I'CH.SCA.VT 'Co A.V (iKliKIt OK HO.V. IIKNHV SKLIM'.'N WKLLKK, Tem¬ porary Surr.iKale of lh( Ctiunty of Xas¬ sau, notice is henliy KiV" 11 tn all p. r- soiis having claims aKainst Isabell,! Kllitabeth Pnst. lal.' t.f Ihe Tnwii of Hempstead, in the said countv, de¬ ceased, in present 111.' same with the \f.iichers thereof, to the subscriber, the .x.cutor of the last will and testament nf said deceased, at his iilace t.f traiis- icllPK busln.ss at ilie (.the., of OeorKe .Morton I..evy, Kree|iort. Vew V'ork, on nr h.'f.ire the 2.1111 day of April ntxt. Oated. .Mim^tula, .V, V.. Scfil. 27. IHli". HICHAKli T. POST.
Kxecutor. HKdHCK .MdltTdV LKVY. Attornev for Kxt-ciitnr. 1-7 Uailrtiad .Avenue. Free- port. LoiiK Island. .V. V.
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HK.VIiV S|.;LI'KV WKLL|.;I!. Knipor- ary surroKat.' of Ih.^ County of .Vass;iii. iiniic. is Inrtib.v Kiv.-11 In iill (arsons haviiiK clainis aKainst 'I'nwiiseiid HatT, Iat.' nf the Tnwn nf I l.iiiristeail, in fh.^ said cnuiil.x'. "leceasid. lo present the sam.' with Hi. vouchers thereof, Itr Ihf' suhsfrilier, tiVi' admlnisirator nf the Koods. chattels and credits of said de- e. astil. at h. r place of IransacliiiK busi¬ ii.ss at ih.^ olllc.¦ nf Clock K- S.aman, I're.pnrl, .V.^w Vtirlt. no nr h.'fnri^ Ihe ir.ih .lay .if April, 11, xt.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
-NOTICE TO CHEDITOHS.
Pursuant to an order of Hon. Henry Soldeii Weller. tempor.iry surrog^ato of the County of Xassau. noiice is hereby Kiven to all persons havinp cliilms against Cornelia A. Vooris. late of the town of Hemiislead. in the said eounty, lieceased, lo iiresent the same with the vouchers thertof, fo the Bubscrilxr the administrator of the Koods. ch.ittels and credits of said deceased, at his place of iraYisactinK busin.ss at the offlce of Oeorge Morton I..evy. Freeport. Now York, on or before the I5th day of February next.
X)ated, Mineola, N. Y.. Julv 29. 1915. CHARLES F, VOORIS,
Ad ml niat rat or. GKOROE MORTON LEVY. Attforney for
.^dmlniBtrator. 1-7 Railroed avenue,
Freepoii, N. T.
The I'.tianl nf lOi. ....rs nf ¦ VV i;i,l • l-;X A.VI. S.MITH, IVC.,' havliiK in.i pur¬ suant It. iiolitie s. rv.il upon .ach of th. dincinr.- .¦al|..l fnr lli.^ siecillc piiipnS'^ of considerinK ihe ntlvisabijl'y nf a vo untary dissolulinii withttut .judicial i>r( ceediiiKS (Ml the llth day of SepK mbt lliir,. at k.Oi) r-. M., at th.. law .ilfices nf (l(-(MKe .Mnrl.iii Lew, 1-7 Itail.-oad Av¬ nue, Knt'ix.rt, .Vew Yr.rk. th.' f..ll..winK resolution was a'dntitid liy the unani¬ mous vote of the entire bnard:
(II That th.^ Hoard of HinetorB of said enriioratinn at a m.. tint call'd for that piirjins. upnn tlir.'t da.vs' iititice In tach dirtclnr, held pursuant th. r< to nn the 14th day ot September. 11*15, nt SCO I'. M. at the law offices of (JeorK'' Morton Levy, 1-7 Hailroad Av.iuie. Kreciiort, i,'. Y., did adt.j.t tbe fnllowInK resolution b.\ a vt.t. nf the m.ij'nily nf 111.' whttl" board:
"WHEHKAS. In the n|.iiii.,,, .r ih. Iioard. It is advisalib' t.. .Ii--.il,. ihe (.orporation ftir Hi wilb.
•THKHKKORK, HE IT KK.-dLVKl", that the Board of Iiln.tni.'. recom¬ mends th.- disstiliiiioti .if lhe eompany iindt r the provision of fJection 221 of the (i.n. ral Corporation I.,jiw. a'ld htr.by calls a me.-llMK of Its srock holders l.; be hdd at the law ofHcs nf C,i org,- .Mor¬ ton Itcyy. Kre<|iort. X. Y., on the 25tb day of Octob.r, ll'ir,. at f.OO f M., fnt Ih(. Jiurpose nf v.iIliiK UIioii a iiroposK tlon for Immediate dissolution In ac^ cordancp with re(|u!remen(.< of oald law
KKXXKTH WATERMAN, 10-«-l6-3t Hecretary.
DAII.V THOI.I.KV TIME TAHI.K;.
Ml Ill -llritoklyn DlvUlon.
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Siiiilhhouiid ai 4 :;ii. 4.45, ri.ir., ri.rio a. rn.: Iben ev.rv :;ii ininules thereafter unlll 11.00 p. m. 1200 a. m. Io Kockville Cenire only.
.Vorlhbound al .I'l'i a. in, and every 30 miiuiles ther.after until 12,00 n, m.
Last cnr leaves City Line, Rrooklvn. fnr I'< mp,>.'ir nd al 12 ir, .-i. m.
.•\ fifleen-mlniile beadw.iv Is operated hiiwi.ii l;.,<.kvill.. c.iiin^ and Hrook¬ lvn as follows: W.. k tlav^, t.xcept Hun da\s. l.av.. c.r:iiil .¦in.) Lih.^rlv streets, Hrnoklyn, fi.OO a. rn. till 0.15 a m ; Ihen 2 l.l p, m. till 7.4.''. p. in. Sun.lavs. 12 00 V. till R,45 p. m.
HempHleafl-.larnnlen i>lt Inlon. I...1V1' Hemt.sle.nd. Main and Front Sts.
Weslboiirid .Tt .1 riO n. m, and every 30 niinutes Ilnreafltr nnlil 11.:iO p. m. SiiridnyR. fi.SO a. m.. and evt rv 3tl min¬ ul.s Ih.r. after until 11.30 p m.
P'asllioiinil. fi 15 a. rn and every .10 .niiiiiiles III. n.ifler until 12 1'; n. m. Siindavs. 7.15 a. m., and Ukii Hi.' same schediil.. .-IS w.'.k days.
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l-'iive Port WashlriKtno f'.r Minenla Hicksville nnd KliishInK: fi.O.-'i n. 'rn.. th, n .very hour until 10.05 p. m. Car I. l^inr Port Warhlricton at 11.05 p. rn tn Unslyn Clock Tow. r only
Leiiv.. FIushlnfT fnr Port WnRhlngton nnd Hicksville: r,3l) a. m ; fhen every hour until 9.30 i' rn. Cars .eavInK 9 30 and 10.30 p. m. to lioslyn Clock Tower omy.
Knlnrdara.
'"'ar bavliiK Flushing at 9.30 p. rn riin» to Hicksville.
Leave IHcksvllle for Port Wnshlnjf Inn nnd Klnshlnp 6 35 a. m.t then everv hour unlll !1 :;:. p. m. Car leavlnir Hickn'- vill at 10.35 n- rn. to Roalyn cnr barn only.
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Leave T'nrl WashlnKton. fnr Mineola Hicksville nnd 1 lushlnK: 7.06 a. m.: then everv hour until 10.05 p. m. Car ieavlnBT Port WnsiiiiiRlnn 11.1)5 p. m. to Roslyn Cin. K Tower only.
Leave Floshlnjr for Port WanhlnKtoii nnd HIcksvHIi-: fi 30 a. m.: then every hour until 9 30 p m Car leavlnir 10.3« (1. m. 'n Rnslvn Clock Tower only.
I,eave H)fr%svillr for Port WashlnR¬ ton ami Flushfntr: 7.36 a. vn.. then everjr hour until 9.35 p. m. Car leavlnir Hlckt- vllle at 10.35 n. m. and II 35 p, m. t* (Roalyn car barn only.
