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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
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The f,llowing is from the Lexington (ky.)
Pes: A window lady residing in Anderson
countyhad ftr some lime been expecting money
from Washington. for an army claim she had
against the Govern ment, and one day last week
she received the money about 5000. That night
she was visited at very late hour by several
men disguised as negroes, who With drawn pis-
to!s and threats Of death, demanded the money.
Mrs-was compelled TO yield, begges til .erobbers
to leave $l25 TO pay her nephew, from whom
she had borrowed that amount come lime pre-
vious and whom she had promised to pay when
her "army money" came.
The robbers at frs; refused, but were finally
induced 10 yield TO Mrs. appeals, aud
agreed TO give her back the $l25 ii she would
get them something TO eat. Mrs.-went about
preparing supper, and seasoned it heavily with
poison she happened TO have abont the house.
The thieves ate heartily, and two Of them were
found dead the next (Fridsy )morniOg, and Mrs.
was Mortified at identifying one Of them as
her nephew, from whom she had borrowed the
Sl25. We have not rs yet been able to ascertain
any further particulars. aad give this as il wss
told by Mr.. Hastings
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02

BITTEN BY MAD CAT.--One day last week
as son Of MIR. William J. Hill, who lives In
Marlboro district, Prince Georges county,
Maryland, about eighteen years old, was going
TO field about mile aud a half from his ialheI )
house to catch horse, be head som ething snap
at his leg as be- WAS going through some high
grass. He stopped down and parted the grass
TO see what il wac, and as he did 40 he was
seized by the hands by mad cat, which he
could not force to let 60 its hold. He killed il,
but had TO carry il home fastened to his hand
and it was only loosened by prIzing its laws
open. lie then lel, Immediately fer Baltimore
and placed himself under the care Of DR.. Smith.
Of that city .-Altrandria Sentinel.
Last month was the anniversary of the memor-
able financial crash at Vienna in 1873. We learn
from our European exchanges that traces of that
unfortunate event are not even yet totally oblit-
Grated. Sixteen joint-stock companies forty -four
banks, thirty six industrial companies, eighteen
building societies and one insurance COMPANY
representing in the aggregate a capital value Of
SD. $4,000 horins, continue to the present day
under the Bankruptcy Court With regard 10
other more fortunate establishments, which have
managed somehow to weather the storm, the ef-
feets OF the crash are painfully visible in the quo
tafion OF shares. Ii is scarcely three-quarteIs of
year sinceour panic OF 1878, and if the longer
time has not served to obiterate the effects of the
Vienna panic, il is hardly to be expected that i'm
paired confidence here should be restored in the
shorter time of nine months.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

N'VOF0N EIfNC y CHWCno.
Essc san Every SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta
ton or Seaport in Great Britain, ireland Nor
way, Sweden. Denmark. Germany, France Hoi-
land, Belgium, and !he United States,
cabin iare from NEW YORK to NDoN. LIv-
dsys Steamers SEQ By Saturdays steamers eS5
grd $50.
EXCURSION TICKETS, eI2O.
INTERMEDIATE. ea5, sTEkRAGR, ESQ
Payable in Currency,
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Conn
Try Can purchase tickets at lowest rates For fur
tier psTtieuisrs apply to the Agents. HENDEK-
tOH BkO1HkkS. Bowling Green, N. to-,
SAMUEL y, BETS.
WV w 'tmlnsinu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
EXCURSION TICKETS. sIao.
TNO The PUBLIC.

TlNO The PUBLIC.
Il. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
lADy have completed arranI ements TO carry Money
Packages and Express tier TO and from all ponts
Cn the line OF their road and West Chester.
Also, TO all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing aud Catawissa Railroads, including Reading
Allentown, Columbia Harrisburg. Lancaster, Down.
instown, Mahoney City. Mt Carmel. Norristown.
POttsyille &c.
fOr further information apply az the Depot cor
per Of Front and Nj adison streets. WILMINGTON.
, Express matter sent to Franklin Telee raph off 10,
No, w est Third street or 10 their De pot. From
and Madison. orders left with McMdllen 4 Seal.
Leiiserng agents. will receive prompt attention.
Z. ST0LZ,
RpGu Gent Sup't W. i Il. X. X. 90.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
APRIL %, 1874

APRIL p, 1S1I.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate StatiOns,6 80. s TO-
$50. 10 30 a. m; 9, 4S II, 10 "a p. III.
Philadelphia and New York, 81 n. m; 1917. s AZ
y III.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations. IL 50, 10 O2,
a. m.; - y. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. l2 So. 2 o.. 10 90 Am;
a5 ~, l0p IN.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle. u 55, 10 10 a m: IS, q g. 20 D. IN.
IN: q :E y. IN.
Deimar and intermediate Stations, IL IS, 10 10
y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations 4 45. G 30
y IN.
Philadephia and New York. 81 a: m.
Baltimore and Washington. IL So. 2 U3 a. M.
for further Information passengers are referred
to the time tables post i at he depot.
Ii. +. KENNEY.
mfrll l-lyd&w Superiptendent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
and western q. u
TsME TABLE,.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Summer ARRANGEMENTS.

C"u2 encng May 18th 1s7I trains will
S'pS run as fuI,, W.
Leave WILMINGTON S 70 n. m. " and S 81 Y. In
Leave LsndenLerg A.. 10 II, a. IN. and l 30 and
9 10 D. IL,
Arpve at Wilmington s.. II q IN. 33oAnd co
y. IN.
:. Arrive at Landenberg 945. am. II -. 2 a and
CONNECTIONS:
Train leaving Lanlsnherg at eiS a. NJ. connects
at Wilmington with train for Philadelphia at 10
Train leaving Wilmnston st S 30 a. 20. cor meets
al LandeLberK with Penua and Del. Railroad
trains.
Irsin leaving Lsndenberg at 10 Is a. M. connects $
a. Wilmington with train Tor FhilsdelIhia and
Hew York at l2l7 noon.
IRAN leaving Landenbtrg at 80 p. m. con-
nects at Landt tnbere with train from Penna and
Beii ~ hsuIoad, ana at ilm ineton with tain Tor
fhlladeiptia, leaving Wilmington at 4 4j D. m.
IRAN arriving at Wilmington at " p. IN. con-
ntcls nj MllmiDEton with tain leaving Philadei-
bia at IL Is. noon.
Train leaving andenherg at 5 A. p. NJ. oonn ects
AZ wilmington with train toi Pbliadephia at L:
-
Trains ltavi ms Wlmiueton at g D. m. con-
hetts at Wilmington with IrBin leaving Philadel-
Ihia at UUpm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
pounds and over. at the rate of 81 % per 100 10

Although the above price sare as low as
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market at a
prom, We do not intend to be undersoid upon any
consideration.
These prices to take effect on and after Monday.
PUSEY d RICE.
,,.OFFIRCs-406 Shipiey, 4tb and Poplar. and 1916
Walnut SITS. apr7tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
PARGA1Nsi BARGAINSii
j. T. WILSON.

De aler in Dry Goods. Notions. Fancy Goods and
Trimmings.
No. 503 KING ST.. Clayton House Building.
Ladies Dress Goods. Gentlemen's Ware, Hosiery
Gloves, Ribbons, Embroidery and Fancy Articles
generally. Call and look before pu rcha sing else
where. Goods will be sold cheap. my30-1m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
: Hiwrs OF Tsass1.
WIIHIsGrOs aNN nEADINa RAJ
w p - p. ROAD4 n *

Wn~IsaTos sSEst sSn arsDrSs "a RAJ
On and after Tuesday. May Goth 1874. ira ms
wiii .pn ,0vER, MAINLINE AND READING
BRANCH as follows:
doing Northwards g. ing South yard.
20 s.M ? , Nh Il. q 4 M. n 40 So M. s'M Eex. 2
So q go Win instcn, 10 Sl2 552
20 = al; y Sostssy,iIs SosissS! ~ j lS Ssz
s4 40 9 Il Birisboro. ga IL "a 4 SO
. % 30 10 Is Reading. S ~ IL W %
CONNECTIONS.
At Wilmington With trains on Phiis delphi,
Wilmington and Baltimore and Del. Railroads IT
Chadd's \, rj with trains on Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central 4. ~. and at Coatesy Vile with
trsias on penna. X. r., and at Reading with
trains on Phila. End Res ding Lebanon Valley,
East Penna. snd Reading aud Columbia and the
Eerks County Railroad.
SUNDAY TRAIN.
On and af,er Sunday, June Il. lS'4 SUNDAY
train will run az follows:
doing North-Leaye Wilmington at 30. p. L..
arrive at Reading. 81, y. IN.
doing Sou.h-Leaye Reading. : 10. a. n; ar
rive at Wilmington. IL Il. Il. IN.
Both trains connect with the p. x u. C. X. X. at
Chadds Ford
may Is +. C0LLINGS. GenI Supt.
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DOCUNENTS FOR POLITICIANS.

McPherson's Handbook of Politics. for
1874 Is ITO issued after the Adjournment OF Con
gress 1t become indispensable manual for poll
tcians OF all parties. The present volume contains the
legislative history OF the Salary Grab act and its repeal
together with statistics about mileage, back pay, etc.
The interference in the internal affairs OF Alabama,
Arkansas. Louisiana, etc, is shown in the official
reports made Congress and the records Of the Ator
Dey. Generals Office. The Presidents special AMI veto
given fully forgetting the Jones mem
Orandum Among other features are the Chief decisions
the United States Supreme Court, amendments made
pending the Constitutions of the several States
financial legislation including the legislative history of
the original Legal Tender act OF 1861, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.

By H. j. Blocker Son Waite o
Two lots Boulevard % feet south OF Onennnd
6ntst zach 25I 100. Wlim Warli e5eh ooo
OIe lot north hundedand thirtehst 20 .e west OF
Grand Boulevard, 25r99.ll. William Ward sZSoo
BY H.. 4. Laurence Il Co.
bck building and ot north we corner oil ROOSEVELT anu
Water sts., 3Or57 W. J. Norton &20OOO
By NJ BLtcktrsH
Two side WasbingoDave and
st. Old Quarry lOOrlo0 T. r. Steers sE'oV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

Messrs Weller Ogden will sell on Thursday, at auction,
on the premises, desirable lots at Belmont opposite
Bellevle N j., commencing at o'clock p. III. Passes
will be furnished by John A. Ewe, No. 90 Cedar-s or
nj the office OF the Auctoneers No. $50 Broadst New
ark Trains will leave the ChamDers-st station, via Ese
Rail way at lO:45 1880 q No. and return al D. in'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
Nsw-yoRx, Tuesday. June 10, 1874

AT the Exchange Salesrooms this morning
f. A. Lawrence Co. sold business property corner VI
Water and Rooseveltsts. A. J. Blocker, son "hi.o
offered lots on Grand Boule ward and Onehundred-and-
tirtethst Wilson H. Blackwell sold two lots on Wash
ipgton-aye Adraln ii. Muller & Bon held partition
sale OF lots on Macomb's Dam road. Two-hundredand
sixth st. RIDGE Andrews, and Iongaves The properly
Is very finely located and has frontage OF upwards OF
800 feet on Harlem River.
The bidding was slow, but the auctioneers MADE eood
their promises and sold every lot they put up. "hen
about half the plot was sold the sale was soppeo "
owners. Details will be found below.
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DEM WANNA RAILRO A D.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.

DEM SYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Train, NewYOrk from 100. Desbosses and cOrtsnde''s
Tor ars5ar; Pitburgh The West and soF,b Nh Pull
Palace Cars attached $3.50 D. and $3.50 H. SanaT AID
Pcr Wiansbo Lick faven Erie. Wis h Erie r..
$50 T. Wihsmspor Locs Iiayee $50 in connecting
Al PHILADELPHIA ... -, -. .,,. a., u...,.-.. H.
,rr,s Of ~, daily except sunday $3.50
I'VE Washington s0 Regular at siO A. H. and IN
TJs,, .or Philadelphia $40 $3.50 1880 8 T. $50
o n H. II nisLL Sunday. o. T. $50, and Sp EmSaat
Ans ,D. otl,.os for Trenton a, and $40
For Newark g. $50. I. 7;4O 3 o. 10. IL m, ~
s.0 10 1850 ~ night sunday 5;2O, and $40
~, tyl,l.b g. G::sO 1:4O. o. 10 IL l. 2 300.
3:lU 34O $50 50. 5;20 $40 o. 6l0 $3.50 $780, $40
no IL, 30 D. IL night SUNDAY 5:2O. and $40
LlO 52O $40 G:l0 $3.50. $50, 10 sai II night
Tor wocSrtre Amboy and South Amboy aud 10 m,
2:30 $40 and Gh In m - o,o ga i, ~,
For New brunsSekI anu a. m' AZ m, g. Sio 4AV, S'<V
a. II. and II nlght
10, Fa,f Mil,.one. IL noon. Bit and $40 n
W., I,nb,rtyle Pennington $50 a and 4 nm
For PhIhpsburs Be!videre 1880 m, and I'm -
Bordeutovn Burlington SAMu~n. o.oo i-o"i
2 $40. B. and Z D. n
for Pr,ehoa IN. and p
"a, Pam pslale and Sousn. Z q. sud p n
tor p,mnston and via bsat from Per No 30.
T,,n. arrive As cws:-Fi Pittsburgh IL 30 1898 and
g. az n m daily $3.50 daily, MONDAY From Washing
a., md B,l,more 4lo 5l5 aud lo2I SUNDAY 20
no and 1927 Prom Pbisnelohz GlO, GO ESQ lO5,
II55 a m 2l5, 4l5 5:l5, $50 S:44 lG27 N Sunday,
5:iO GEO $3.50. IL 55 4. m, $500 and lO;2I
Oc.s 435 PA and ga Broadway No Astsr House
ard fool Cosn Emigfst Ticket once No
& Bs,trr.plao. d. NJ BOYD, jr., Gsn Passenger Agent
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New CIVILIZATIONS.

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Citp Real Cstate for Sale
vUO INVESTORS.-I will sell at a bargain,
i for cash, trade irst-class brOwn-stone
HOUSE,
Portysxthst Phaye. 2jrj2rl00 Also 4s,orv HOUSE,
st. Sirthave 25rl0O ready business; both
rented. bDDi NO.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

r,,.,e.ve euf ais.I STATION At 'oo ooo ana "l' A.
l:O ~ 44V o." stesuhsat Co., leaving Fulton
Narse, Slip for Harlem River Station, H 'e"'iolS'
JOHN 7. MOODY Sup't ofy. Y Div
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
CORPORATION Notices.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.-Sealed Proposals
viii he received b. the Department q Charities Correct
until D. m d. 1874 for 1000 ous Of coal fot ia
particulars The City Record; CONES or iae a. NO IVY Han
CCREENED GRAVEL.
sealed proposals will bv the Department Of Public
Parks until $3.50 Jane 10 1874. for 5000 cubic yards Of
For fa particulars City Record fcr sale No
CITY Hal.
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8ttdmbcaia and Railroads.
rpAI> pAUROAD or INEW-JERSEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD U VI NEW ID r.s ia 4,
station foot Of CoGRefs' =. ssne 1"a w r,sn
SoIh s.p u sT Ts ,. s"d
h Waller s.Io.d nrsS. line 70 s srY"l
ws"' also to cen'rs SUMMER riSn' . %RR&SGRMsST:
ss' Ts ls o. R.ss s,s' s
chuai Tn:ss w..s.ns s1 ,.S S:s ss
1907 Tram ss a.s cS,.. w
s."s s %s1. I Connect. with DEL Lack and
seos nxonsxo Errrr.. dali, eIcep. suud,y for Esscn
Allentown West Gonnee. a s.ms Wl. ,ot
barn sersu,on Ne with through Dans wilhauspOr s
1880 m-N.y Train for ss%er,lIe v..,,, Rad, Allentown
Maaeh Cs1ni M,S.noi cry n.stoa Ws;o.ns Scranton Read
ing sSvnS asafif1si 1 R..oa
$3.50 .. m-wsy Train for Pnbeh On saturdays only 70 som
mzwy Train e, E.en AI %. AID "'''A Chunk
%so nw.y Tram Tor soner1e and fsnpstou.
%I WV TI,, Tr ,s1 s s:s fsns:
E,rgs dA for s'' ss Rs'df .f.Sa
Pti, aDs Chic. e. II Train, for scm.rve
5 5iS -E%f Tl.la 1cl ssn ns1GR
Por gs,Deh at SIS, g. e15 $40 T. 100 g. s4s $40
iosg i f a g. 20 5 49, s. 6iS Sso Z 1885,
sl5 al5 1880 ll:l5' l2pm KICKER. saO.. and Eng.
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
ERIE RAILWAY. ,07,
From cS.ns.'t Depot .STi note ssST
10 ssa; ~ c. c.fs 9. EsE Coaches
IO45 m-Erpre Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls Sleeping
$3.50 nSgh Ert. for the Wet, Sleeping CSicS ' sss,
.S,S ss. s rss E Ea: cs !" S s. Lo
Chicago without change.
Port Jervis 7:45 o. 1000 and lO:45 43o $780, 1880
addleioxn 745 1890, 1890 and 1o:4o si5 40
ssS s s ssa % o Ts is t0
GSgSSa sGd ks9H :" sSa $50 sSd m $3.50 s5
S @a1Sfs 1s G g. and ia i'a
3 4 f%' e. $50 s. $3.50 and .I2 mli1shs :, "a,
is,o ito 80 ioi5 a. n Ia5, s:455 $780, s. 1880, and
p. and ~ Midnight IA, .o.ao % 10 ro.ao 1oas.
rssI,oD = SaS ~ iS'S s45 D. 40 80 lG s
$50 6ij 1890, 645, T. si5, and 1890 p NJ and az
Kes:ft, $50 10, Ioas, and II 80 1915. 4:45
o SS A. 1870 sis e. M sG5 sc ' ?;ai 5 e5 sO
45 and Y SATURDAY night: .r' ~ n 90 %
no a"A. t,' 'as ta5eG $3.50 Gas s5 and
iI hi and isclsn.aes 445 sl5 and 10 As
4 feGxiCI iS 7i5 n sud u saturday night.
Piermont Nysek. 5:l5 and 20 M 1880. 3l5 4;45.
c spn i v. ,tH s t. s45 e. and 6i0 445
and IL s'1 .Sy n asS Se on even or half hours leave
23ds hfteen minutes carrier than above tune trains leaving Iha
leave 23d lO:3O and 2:O0 mdu ght connecting with
leaving Chambcsi at same hours The 4io and 3ilo m
passage apartments Dnwng Room aud slee
Ing C0s ,y ' De The 'S DT o s 80 and o5
Brcsissy cor l2jh and 3isve; Courtt Brooklyn; the
cOnU'n' ps 1 AID Of Agents ,5 Sa PG So n0'e
JYo N ABBOTT, General PASSENGER Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~. a,snd cenir,I peoos june - i'''' ~
500 a. m Chicago Northern R,pre with dra~inSrOOn
1880 Special Chicago Express with daTnsoom e'n " p"e1
IS a m northern and we.eru Express
3:iOp m, ALBANY ana Troy EIere's
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SS~
SnetrucTlon.


For Boys and Young Men City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL of MINES.
" Examinations for admission to the Shoo Mines Of Columbia
College will be held MONDAY June ~ at The College Ea'' Forty
aud Msdisona ave. beginning vt 81 O'Clock ~
Candidates requested TO present Themselves yulctuslT
- -rN-Srs - !. r BARNARD, LID, President
NOLUMBIA COLLEGE-ENTRANCE En-
- ANIMATION for ADMISSION 70 S9anoa
College viii be held College East kQrtlDuhs and MaesoB'
ave, FRIDAY Jane 10, beginning at 2 O'Clock a. IN.
Candidates requested themselves punetgayi
IA P. BAsNARD LIZ, PRECEDENT
COLUMBIA COLLEGE. The concluding
EXAMINATION Of the CLASSES IN Columbia College will
MONDAY June 10 o'clock and will be continued
daily until SATURDAY Jn.e 49, beginning daily the same hour
The Trustees q TIE College, Regents OF the Uhis IRE
OF the students friends Of education Reneaas
speetfuly invited to attend A. T. BARNARD LIP President
EORT WASHINGTON FRENCH INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, 1.ls,-st and Kingbrs e-road
q T. Martin The School will remain
pupils will receive ustrgcon daring certain
hours Terms moderate. V. PROVOST PnpopaL
NETWORK UNIVERSITY.
~ ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of the University vii be held
Academy Of MUSK Tnursdy June Is, at 1880
DEMOVAL.-The CHARLIER INSTITUTE
lt Geateen Nos 12o and l2e Eat
will September 10 its bL1ng
West Etly. ainth-st Central Park near Slrth-ave
Prof Ellie CHARLIER Director
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HENRY HOLT & Co, " Y
EINAINr0R,s R0IIrE AMI CITY Glide.

TNAINTORs ROUTE AND CITY GUIDE.
TAISTOR BROTHERS, Publishers 75S Broadsay. Ntwiorh
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"CITY OF NETWORK" Containing descriptions OF fnohe
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around lists Of Hotels Places Of Amusement LIBRA
RES Clubs Societies Dspenane Railroads. Omnibus Routes,
Ferries Directory Travellers Directory and Church Directory
Map Of NewYok Brookn Jersey CITY, iohosen S6r
III "HRw.YORK TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND
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iIe HIpS0S RIVER RoUTE"-Sew.YOrk Albany Trov,
Saratoga Springs Lake George Lake Chsppp Adirondack Noun
IV "GpsOS RIVER RAILWAYy-Newyork TO Albany, Troy,
and Saratoga, via II. R. and H. and s. X X. ,. n
v EkIk RAILWAY" BoUTE-NewYOIt to Rochester Dun
vi VI "TEW.YoRR 70 SARATOGA, AND NIAGARA FAILS"
VII. "HARLEM RAILWAY" GUIDE
VIII. SPRINGFIELD ROUTE New York 10 Boston.
"SHORE LINE ROUTB.'-Sew-Yurk to Boston.
X "STONINGrON KOUTE."-New-Yor k 10 Boston. Szs-
XII NORWICH KoUTE"-Newiers to Boston and White Nom.
tains.
XII "THK NEWPORT ROUTE -YewYOrk to Boston via New.
port and Fail ver full description Of Newport aud Naagan'
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XIII 1.-THE SOUND ROUTES "-New.lork to Boston.
XIV. CONNECTICUT RIVER RoUIE"-NeH'iof 10 The
" XIV 1.-THE NORTHERN RoUTR"-Bostcn to the White
Mountains Mmphremagog Green Mountains Lake Chauplan,
Sheldon Springs MOntre and Ogienshurg.
XVI 1.-THE CENTRAL K K or NBWJERSEY' and connections
Philadelphia EsstOn Bethlehem Msuch Chunk
XVII PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS'Sew YoIE to baston
Delaware Water Gap Scranton Wiesbae and Mauch Chunk
XVIII. LONG lSLAND"-va Long Island Railway
LONG ISLASD"-Va South Side RAILWAY.
Xxx "NEW-LONDON ROUTE" -New-Y York 20 Montreal.
XXI 'DELAWARE AND HUDSON ROUTB"-PhisdelEbia to
Springs Lake George Adirondack
and Montreal via North Penn, K ~ L. w. l. 3, and
Albany and Susquebanna Railways
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