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Ihi greatest hotel In the unIverse are among Uie attrac- SinEfarllisitriiedrazephletTrae Address VOITilC HK1VT CO Mnnlmll Wlfb avon tho regular of was given him at the Governor residence followed by- Table dhote dinner with wine 1 AND i OHOUNDB tions of celebrated OUT 1AMK PLEASURE I surprised to sou auch an army on th evening a bauauit riieflroin Hotel Brunswick thiM tripe JI LEI n Menu today Soupe aux ellti plra striped base sanee- 25 C tooL a meeting was held at the TIME TABLE EXCURSION TICKETS ITS of the 7lh when The Ink Oeorc Itrmltsi- dennlse boo a Napolltalne green feea sOul vegetable Ooud ou Manhattanrllle GRAND HOTEL halt of tha Democratic Association to form n- roan lamb mint sauce lalad Ice cream claret The palace sleimers will leave follows frr UNION LAzB GEonnit N Y July Columbia A rAnK lInTEl anti PAVILION now open GRAND pormanont organization No attempt hoe boon 9The Ic Leroy I I crew this afternoon and have taken up their I1 AND OCEAN OUOYP 14 at at lier Jewetiallin MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS Altetnoon anti Etenlng COLBURN arrived A palace PLYMOUTH A 51 Con or will bo to form such a body to sup- ¬ lIES iteamer AM ertabr osscelebrated First Regiment Military ttadn quarters at the Lake House Roth the Columbia and the IJurltUt rof flelloli tug renowned Cornet Soloist Orchestra Saratoga Springs N Y port the Cornell crew are in fine condition for the regatta The ROCK C olumbia 015 Lights Eleganl tho Republican candidate for friends > LONU BIIANOH Rn music br Prof Nloholas Electric been University or Pennsylvania crew will arrive on Monday Americas 31 00 Web Shady Walks Oraiid Old Treci Cool Ilrceiei Philadelphia of Hancock among the soldiers and sailors of Intense prevails as lo the result of the race LYJOVTU UOV lid Republic 1020 1035 1i err eieltement l CIIAItMINU EXCURSIONS TWICE Plalnflold comprise a very part of nil 100 r hI I N STEAMBOATS LEAVI Open for the lars TWO ColumbIa 2fO 215 2140 10 pOll Season In vicinity and others havo prom- ¬ DAILT INCLUDING SUNDAYS LEAVE lANAI BTItEET 701 A M LEn there are the 2U 300 A M OIAIIC Lessee mooting 1nnttbJtntllU Amrlcua 23 2f DAILY Hm nrvnT ised to join Tho woe called to order I LEAVES fOOT WEST 33D BT RETURNING LANDINO al 24th and 3Uh 11 JO AM by E C Morse The permanent officers of the A AUVRUTINKR- TRIPS The boats wilt leave the wharf of the new hotelI Rock STREETS 12IU M- MnrV11Vleave their favori for Tni Sox al the only an- M 11 SO M 12 M 10t and 13 Minutes Later a W P M MUSTARD j AND 130til away at A 4 30 530 and 8 30 PM society Woro then olectod Tbo Chairman Is Uinrlred up town adverUMment odlc- Oil AM 310PM-I l 315 M ol P 98 I A M M BCTTEIl AND CHEAPER n1SI8 BreiiKviy corner aiei it till 0 K and LEAVESJSTONE 1IER 1 K FARE EITHER ORANIf K3CCURS1ON FIFTY l iii 6 445 1 THAN IMPOllTEB Major Klgar A Gross tile Vlcnlreslilents are We till P CENTS 1 BOM t i3d corner of 8th ar s M DAILY SINGLE TRIP 35 CENTS IJ P >1I MI B115 11I 1 1 n Col II F Bamuul F Randolphand- 3d it of 47th till H PM- a M Voli 1ounil nnvcd In Duty Ondunlonk JOO ar cornet st 10 H AND 3 X- gdod 1 01 P50 M- P V Ticket on either boat HUI M H al11 I Ib Tins A > > K 0 Morse the Secretory isl Julian Bcutt and OS East 14th it corner Untou iquare UII8 T A 201 TO1 M- Grocrra l ruiMst elI It tho Trtaathrer James S VoBseller Noextra charge DKLHIHTFUL MUSIC DENTS MARINE RAND AMIATTAN DFALII For SUNDAY TIMKTABL i see SPECIAL ADVT Bocretary Bcott MKTY M The Julian read letters he HITVATIOMI ready rot 2 cooka chamber ticket NTS FORT LEE CERTAIN CUIU lor headache constipation piles GENUINE from vKrloua onicprn of army A and help 139 Olh FAIflneludloolr SIXTY
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