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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-29

Mr.. Isaac ". Cleveneer. Of this city, has
become a member Of the Society for tie Pro-
yentiou Of Cruelty to Animals, and has been
appointed m agent fer the Society in this
city We are glad to know this There arc
cases Of cruelty 60 animals thaf are allowed
to 80 unpublished because ii appears to be no
ores business 70 prosecute them but now.
no.oDo need presume on escaping from the
penalty for such conduct. That all may know
what The law empowers the Society and its
agents to do. we quote the following:
~. Be Il enacted 6y he Senate aad GoscY-
al AsssN5la Of tie STATE Of Neio 3ersag, That
aGy person who shall 0ver6rive, overload,
d4ive when overloaded, overwork, torture.
torment, deprive Of necessary sGsfenanee. OF
unnecessarily or cruelty beat, or otherwise
abuse, or needlessly mitilatc or kill, or who
shall cause or procure 60 be overdriyen, over
loaded, driven when overloaded, overworked
tortured. tormented, deprived of necessary
sustenapce. or to he unnecessarily or cruelty
beaten, or otherwise abused, Or peedlessy
INITIATED or killed any living animal or eroa-
ture aud any person having the charge or
custody Of any living animal or creature. eth
CT as owner or otherwise, who inflicts anneees.
sary cruelty upon the same, or unnecessarily
fails TO provide the same with proper food,
drink, shelter on protection from the weather
shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanoG
and Tor every such offence shall on conviction
thereof be punished by fine not exceeding two
hundred and fifty dollars. Or by mprison-
ment in tho county jail not exceeding six
months, or both, in the discretion Of the
court
The agent is authorized By law to arrest
any persons SO violating the law
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Mount Airy. n. j. Jan. es. 10.

The Exhibition given by our Public School
on last Thursday and Friday evenings, was a
complete success, theatliealiy, morally and fl
nancially The admission fee was but Is cts
for adults and 1oet for children, yet the snug
little sun Of $le 10 was Che result of their OPP
CREATIONS, almost enough to establish a Nation
al Bank at Mount Airy. All who took part
in the exercises did 50 well that we can't mem
ition any one name without doing injustice to
the others, and to name them all wonld be 500
numerous TO mentioa Suffice it 10 say the
whole troupe have our hearty congratulations.
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The Morris JerseynQ7s publishes tho follow
ing tough . story As John Bonnell was
cutting wood near Hometown last week, q
crowbar fell on his foot, crushing three toes
but his foot was so cold at the time that he
was ignorant cf the incident and remained all
day at his work. Re cams home in the even
lug, and ia pulling oil bis boot pieces Of his
toe remained tn it.
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TfE BloaEsT PREMIUM Our TO any
individual, Church Or sunday-sehool that
will send US SIXTY subscribers TO THE LAM
RERqyuJn Rrcono Mt 81 each, OF GIuB Of
EIGHTY subscribers at t59 each, with tho
cash, We viii give a brand-new Two lux
pRNp polaAa Esfey oeaAN-the best IN the
world For smaller lists oth-r organs and
premiums viii be given corresponding ia val
nc With the above.
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Tor Tne RroeR
sroeKroN. N. j. Jan. y. 70

STOCKTON, n. j.. Jaa. n, 10
Mr. Enron Cur Village has had ne
notice in your paper fer tho last week or two,
aud we suppose it Is because we arc in rather
bed reputo on account of the recent heavy
failnres here,--which, OF course, are bad
enough, -but this IS not the first instance Of
Tie kind nor we don't suppose it viii be the
last although we don't wish to see 3 repeti-
tlon Of it in our time bui- we are eeb a peo-
pie to sit down and cry ever it.
Our saw-min is running again and employ
ing several men under tAe supervision Of tbe
Rev. G. s. Conklipg, who is wellknown to
most Of your readers as being q reliable man
and Of good business qualifications. flo may
posSnow asmueb about the lumber business rs
some men, bit he IS a good fellow and the
men ike him. He has his top eye open s pa
If It's rot going 10 pay You can bet your bot
tom dollar gbc thing viii be slut down III
sianty.
Our paper ware faoteg.- 5as been leased for
number Of years b. o. o. Baker y Co.,
| Of New York, who arc putting in a heavy lot
ofnew machinery aud It viii soon be ia opera.
ton and giving employment to quite nun
Der Of hands. This firm starts of under
very different circumstances from what the
original firm did, net being encountered with
. heavy outlay for real estate. They get tho
lnil with all the machinery in it at mere
nominal rent, and arc putting in all Tho latest
improved implements which 1il greatly in
crease the facilities FOR manufacture and Dc
crease toe cost Of articles manufactured. IN
the next place, they are going to manufacture
everything from the pulp instead Of buying
the board as the old company did, which cost
nearly double what the stock does in this way
The parties are live busii6ess men. Mr. Baker
living in New York, and being acquainted
with al tho leading business houses, will en-.
able the firm 70 make saies and Mr.. 4. A.
Oliver. the Janior member Of the firm and sue
perntendent of the works, is a man Of con-
siderable experience, and thoroughly under
stands his business. We can't sec why they
shoeidpot be sueeesIulsip this enterprise. "
There WILDE several changes in The priugs
Some OF our citizens are going 80 move away
and We don't hear OF any new ones coming
and the prospects are that there viii be plen-
~ Of houses to rent, and rents reasonable.
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AvoTnsa nfe ruEsruw

Any one sending us Fifteen Subscribers to
The LAgsERrynLE REooRD, at - each, with
the cash. win receive first-class new Wilson
Sewing Machine, price s4j.
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DEArH Alonzo Powers, sor Of Mr.. John
Bowers q New Hope, died. Of pneumonia Of
the lungs, at 40 early hour on last Sunday
morning Alouzo had bsenill bata few days,
and Ms sickness was oecasicned BY breaking
through the ice and getting himself wet. lie
was young man that bad many friends who
remember him kindly, and who regret that
Providence saw atso oarly to taxo him from
earthly ties.
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Mr.. Any JAN. e1.h $50.

Ill Ally Jan. t~t lStos
The Mt. Airy School rotogns its sincere
thanks 10 al who aided in the entertainment
held at4Aat place on the 2srd and 24th Of Jan.
By oRnER CT Con-.
AT the special meeting Of the Common
Council on last Wednesday evening, The cor-.
tract for leeping the poor was awarded to Nj.
Us Everitts Of this city, be being the lowest
bidder.
Nothing particularly interesting Is onr
readers has beet done BY the legislature since
our last issue, excepting tho holding Of
joint meeting which the Governor sent in
the name Of ]. T. Hoffman for lay Judge in
this county.
Popu1AR SoNea.--M1l Z. Thompsous
songs have recently become 50 popular that q
music atpA ia Boston has boen compelled to
order fifteen thousand copies Of The following
pieces to supply The demand
Gathering shells from the Sea Shore
Drifting with the Tide.
g The Poor Ola Tramp
Each piece is beautiful Song and Chorus
Any music dealer will mail them to your ad
dress on receipt Of price, 40 cents each. Pub
lished by w. Z. THOMPSON & Co.,
East Liverpool, Ohio
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The iron bridge over Stony Brook, near
Woodsgille, is finished at a cost of $40, 65S. 36,
costing Hunterdon County $5,3ee.ts. The
masonry was done By mr. D A. Clarkson, of
Pennington, aal tie bridge by the Lambert
vile Iron Works. For strength, neatness aud
durability, this job can't we'll be beat and it
viii stand a monument TO the memory Of
Johnson, the Manager Of The Iron Works,
and Clarlson, The Mason, long after they shall
have crossed over the river Jordan, where
bridges are needless aud gas pipes and lattice
rails are unknown.
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cAHHRub Usn.-~We are informed that a
lady IN New Hope has psed sowing machine
almost constantly for ton years, but lit
lie or no repairs having been nlade to said
machine. She has used one and the same
needle Zen eight years
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SUDDEN DEArH.- Widow Abbott, died
suddenly 1t her home IL New Hope, on Thurs
day morning last. The funeral ceremony was
porlouned % Sunday.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-29

REsIesrp Rev. M. Carpenter has re-
signed the charge Of Che centrovillo Episcopal
chareb, and win preach his farewell sermon
on Sunday, February I'd. We understand be
purposes locating i'll one Of The western states
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AT a special meeting Of the Delaware
Valley T, & NJ. Agricultural society, held last
"Wednesday afteraoon, TO take Come action to-
ward meeting the debt Of The Association, it
was decided to Issue for that purpose prefer
red stock, drawing six per cont interest
Nearly 6ne-dfth Of the number of shares re-
CURED was taken on the spot, and the cons-
mitteo was instructed TO use efforts TO secure
the balance. If this amount can be secured,
land there should be no difficulty about it, as
the preferred character Of the stock makes it
an almost sure inyestment) the Society will
be placed upon a sound Foundation and can
not fail to be prosperous.
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Srg norr Avn Breus ooUsrr, "a

THE WALstsT.-Adams, the walisist gave
an exhibition Of his Walking ability in New
Hope, on Saturday last.
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sIckSras A great deal Of Sickness still
preyails=i in New Hope and vicinity. Colds
and sore throat seem to have become sort Of
epidemic.
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TAKES re pfIbA. gon TRIAL.-1soob o.
Lacy, who was arrested II this county some
weeks ago Cor the larceny Of Dr. Readings
horse and carriage IN so,nertop, was taken to
Philadelphia for trial By Constable Tomlinsen
GA Tuesday morning.
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c1AnK prnnsoS. ? NJ.

The local Of the Hltaterdoa Democrat
thus speaks Of very common and cruel prae-
tice
ut is a scandal and shame the way some
men abuse that noble animal the horse, when
out sleishing. While upon pleasure bent they
seem to forget that the poor dumb brute has
any feeling or will probably tire out, and
urge it on just as long as the pcor thing can
stand up. Aud when halt is made they
hitch it up to the rack all smoking with per-
SEPARATION, with not a single blanket to keep of
the cutting winds or keep the poor thing
from chilling through and through. The hn-
name man il plereiful to his beast
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Full or Coon THINGS, is the A4esrsc@1
AqricWIt,erist for February 1st just al hand,
with upwards Of sixty engrayings--a distin-
guishing and important feature Of this Journ-
al--ilustrating more than hundred useful
practical articles, too numerous to describe in
detail. No family can afford to be without
It's reliable information for the Household, as
we'll as outdoor work, for the children as we'll
as grown people. The cost is only $50
year, or four copies for IS, with q splendid
Engraving to each subscriber adding twenty
cents extra. Single Numbers, IS cents. THE
RECON- and the Agrictlturalist will be fur
nished orc year for s2.75. a specimen copy
for three 3.csnt stamps Orange Judd Com
pany, Publishers, 245 Broadway, n. u
One of the Trenton mills has ID use the
electric light The reporter of the State o.
sette saws Of It -" AS we were stmding the
rail Of Broad street car last evening en-
ronte for chambersbarg, we had an oppafiun-
1tv ia get the benefit OF the ineandescent rays
from Roebliug's electric lights. DOW in she
cessfal operation at their mills To one stand
ing outside Of the mills the ghastly light COT
ing through the windows has an unearthly
appearance, and makes one think ofthe lights
that Tam O'shanter saw in Allowny's Kirk.
A steady gaze al one Of these burners is like
looking it the sun IN midday, aud when the
ewes are turned upon one Of Chambersburg S
whale oil lamps, you feel as though you were
bobbing up and down between two centuries.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-29

Mr.. Nelson lambert, Of West Amwcll, lost
valuable horaa few dags ago Of putlid sore
throat Tho disease has been lerking il that
part OF ou township in which Mr. lambert
lives. Can come one tell rs The cause Flonr
of birthstone, properly administered, is said
to he an iniallible cure.
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Deckertown has youth not yet seventeen
years old who weighs enc hundred aud eigh-
ty-iiye pounds, nilks ffsaen COWS night and
morning and attends school regularly. Site
Gdsetie.
Mount Airy has a youth not yet eighteen
years old who weighs two hundred and twen-
ty~four pounds muks no cows night or morn
ing aud don't go to school either.
CART JACK
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goods for te prices than
be found any where else il the country
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Mr.. +. T RoIcooaho has purchased lot
on the corner Of York street and Kings high
way, Mount airy, ana is building himself
handsome residence. Mr.. G. Arnott, Of Lam
hertgille, We understand, does the job by cor
tract.
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July 70, '7s. 80 n. Fifth ST., Phia'da.
BARBER & Eoynolds uill mako up Mer-
chant Tailoring atutii April tsi, at twenty
five per cent cheaper thar you can get i else
where, 10 Close ont their stock Us.
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The agent is authorized By law to arrest
my persons SO violating the law
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Inst or bgrqeRs REN&1NINe USoALLee
von At TIVE PosT OEFtcH AT LAMBsR9YtIlG,
HuNnRpoN CO., n. ~ ron so nays, JAN.
% 1879:
H G. Robbins.
Miss Matilda Burroughs
Charles Coan (care Mir Atclley.l
H....,-
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NOR RONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures
TALL RIVER LINE

a. BUSIUN ,.,,,,, -,
The best route TO NEWPORT, BOSTON, NEW.BED.
FORD FITCHBURG, LOWELL MARLHA'S VIN ~,
DESERT PORTLAND, BANGOR, ST. JOHN, y. b., HAL
IFAX, y. =, all principal cities and inland ana seasore
resorts new and the Provinces The mammoth
palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New
n. r., foot OF Murray-st Leave brooklyn z ny Jersey
CITY 4: % u. N. via Annex. GRAND PROMENADE CON:
CIERs on board every evening by the splendid bands and
orchestra attached 20 these steamers FULL NIGHTS
REIT, No intermediate landing between NEWlOkK and
FALL RIVER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, Fall
River at sos excepted when the steamer Will
touch al Newport arrives Newport GAO Four morn
ing trains IA FL RIVER 10 BOSTON FIRST tram arrives
Boston $50 a. IN. Returning train leaves Boston d
p m. steamer arrives New-YoIk $50 2. NJ; Tickets;
at 2S9 26l, 271 40l. 526. GA, 957 Broadway,
and at all principal hotels transfer and ticket
hoard steamers Nos aud COurts and Annex offices,
City. In Boston at No. Old state
aonse and at Old Colony Depot.
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~ FOR BOSTON.
ETDED-CTA@G FARE 81

FIRSICLASS FAKE ST.
Tickets limited and steamer leaving Now
YORK on sale connecting train leaving Newport
The next morning OF $50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
viii leave daily al Sundays encepted) from
Pier N r. loot Of MurIaysL Passengers by tas route
leave New.YOrK later than via other lines
and connect Newport at $50 win FAST E8PREoS
TRAIN arriving at Boston 1880 o. THIS Is THE ONLY
LINE running low fares that affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST Returning connecting train leaves Bostol
D. m running through Newport In two hours steamer
arrives IN New York Ut Z o'clock next morning.
Tickets StaeroOms be obtained only al the ONCE OF
the Line. Pier Is. y. H.. and on board steamers.
Gro. L. CONNoR. BORDEN & LOWELL
General pas-'r Agents.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
80 1879 depOts foot Of CoTandt and
100 p. III for Easton, bethlehem, Allentown reading
barre, Scranton and TuukhannOck.
$50 D. NJ, Night Express daily for EastOn. Bethlehem,
Allentown, MauCh Chunk. WilKesbarro. hlmira Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls tho
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
' ROBT SAYRE, SuD't and Eng'r
General Eastern ONCE Church and Cortandt
CliAS. IL CUMMINGS
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PROPOSALS for WHITE MARBLE Q

A GRANITE for the WASHINGTON MONUMENT
ENGINEER OFFICE WASHINGTON MCNI MENI,l
WASHINGTON ID. c. July 49, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII De- received at IS Office untu
u m on the 3lst Of july 1879. and opened Immediately
thereafter for furnishing the site OF the Washington Mont
Mt IN TINS city, ... =.
1000 cubic feet more or less Of White Marble or
SPECIFICATIONS bauks any further information win be fur
nlcI t Oce upon request OF parties engaged III the
business OF quarryIug such materials - ..
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
L!euten4ut-C0onel Engineers.
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i1rouo9al5.

ENGINEER OFFICE WASHINGTON MoNuAENT}
WASHINGTON, D. e.. July Il, 1879.
PROPOSALS for WROUGHT and CAST
1 IRON WORK for the WAS IINGTON MON UMENT-
Scaed proposals furnishing AMI setting IN position
Cast Iron Or required In TIE Interior OF the
Washington Monument this clty will be received II this
Office until 2 the 18th day OF July and opened imme.
ddtey thcIralttr
Srechcations drawings blanks and any further infOrma
ton required can be obtained al Liis Oilce.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY
Iieut.COl Corps OF Engineers.
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On and after Ju Z, 1871
Express Trains leave New DesDr0sses and C0rt
90 = 40 . landt Street Ferries as foioNs:,o On
43O, f:5O s:2O 90 limited). II m; ], sou 4pu To-,
ESQ and ~ D. ILL., Sunday 43O and g. MI o. ''o' o'O'
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains at Jersey City, anorng speedy and direct transfer
for Brook travel $500 49,
Returning trans leave Philadelphia l2;Ol, 800 SOP Z
7:3o $50 and IL Limited Express 1880 D. III = 4:
5.3O and 1870 On Sunday l2Ol, $40 oo1' . o''O
Ticket Ofices-N0s. 52G and ga Broadway. No. Astor
House DosbrOssos and Cortland sts No court
st. and Brooklyn Depot foot OF FultOns, BOOK
lyn; Nos. Ia, 10 aud lis HudsOL-st, HOBBS en- 4;
Depot, Jersey CITY. Emlgrant Ticket once, No BAT
'FI2EHNK THOMSON, GEM Passenger Agt
General Manager
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NEW SHORT LINE
TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
CONEY ISLAND.
VIA BAY RIDGE AND THE
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH RAILROAD
NEW SHORT LINE

TIME TABLE.
The popular steamers MORRISANIA and SYLVAN
STREAM leave New-YOrk connecting az Bay Ridge with
trains for west Brighton Beach. ~ follows
945 l0.4j ll45 a. lZ.45 lao, 2i5 3ia 4i5. 5:i5,
6.tj 1i5, SO m.
WEST FEMINIST: -
e:55 1919 llj5 a. 1890, loo, 2oJ, 305 400, oJA
600 D. m.
PIER l8-CEDAR-ST: - -
7;lO p
lOi5 lilo a. m; 1915 ll5, 2:l6 3l5, 4l5 56. ella
7:l5 m.
New-York a. follows 300. 9:2O 1920 ll.2O l22s
;2O f22O 1920, 300, 500, $50 $50 ana $50
drains mar xed thus for Piers and IL only.
tCOnnecting with steamer Mary Powell.
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE
The steamers HARLEM and sHADYsIDE leave Harlem
Ciorrisania PIER, connecting with trains az Bay
Ridge follows, $780, lOl0 m lil5 Sl6' slo and o'Eo
Landing llsthst, Astoria, Greenpoint Grandst and
leave Fulton Ferry Pier $780, IL a. 2.O5 4O5 500 and
Returning leave West Brighton Beach 1929, ll'2o TI
Excursion ceis 80 cents single tup 80 Children.
Oe'"e'N A"u l. ''-'' - ~ r. f. KICKER President
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PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD--Great Trunk
Line United states Mail ROutc.-On and after July
1879 leave New York. DcsDOsses and Cort
laDdt street Ferries. follows: -,
Express Harrisburg, rttsours the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. Ill., anu e'oOp H.
daily ,.-.., - 81. "a
m connecting CORY for tusvile Petroleum Centre and
tne Oil Regions. Wi,lamspOrt aud Lock Haven. y a. M
Baltimore Washington ana tie scuth. Limited Washing
ton Express Of Pullman PaiiCr Cars dsy. except sunday
10 a. IN; arrive WGsins ton Gl2 J. Regular at 4;5O
ana $40 a. /, AMI 10 y. IN. sunday, ~ I. m. .
Express Philadelphia, $50 800 $50 90 Llmltel
M $3.50, :, s. 10 $50 ana 10 p IN. SUNDAY, $50 and
Ga M ., d, $780, $50 and 10 p Emlerant ana second
class. 1880 y. n.
Hoats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains Jersey CITY aOIdng speedy aud direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel ,,,.-,... c.os ,o.,o n -, IN
D. m daily and ESQ G:2O daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore, $50 m, = 800. 400
1910 p m. sunday, fl0;l0 p m From iniaiepha 500;
600 $40, 1910 llSO q. = SOU 4;JO O+O $50 and
lO:lO p. IN. Sunday. 800 600. go" lO'4o u;5O M
1csei oices 526 and ga Broadway 70 Asor House
od toot az pesbrosses and Corand No COurtst and
Tioogiyn Annex Depot foot Of tuons, BIoosyn; Nos.
III IL and iis Hndsou-st Hobo6en, Depot Jersey CITY
nicranf Ticket Office No. Bateiyp ace. Tne New.York
Trans Ell Company wall call lo and edcc- DaSgAe from hotels
nd residences T u v,puTp G.p,I pa..epgar rom,
THOMSON. General Manager.
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V1HE ERIE RAILWAY,

VNHE ERIE RAILWAY,
/ now known by It's new name the NEwYORK. LAKE
ERIE aud WEST ERN RAILROAD Arrangement OF trains
E ene Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
y. (Daly) Fast SL louis Express arr wing AT Bho
west. Puuans best DrawingrOOm Sleeping Coaches to
= D. IN. DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through TO Buffalo. Niagara Falls CinciD
natl and Chicago without chango also Hotel DINING cars %
Z d Ia. IMMIGRANT train for the West
1ralns leave Chambers street Depot New,YorE, for ,o
, anu ~ midnight saturday nights only Sundays $40
Rutherford Park ana Passaic, q, 1850. 10 1920 a.
lhe ~ u u On 40 a. ,od ~ on HIH IN
p ~ midnight SUNDAYS, $780, lO:2O l:6, 6'3O
o. D. and ~ mlain6ht o.. go. 49,, .,
noon lt5 8. 5:lo 300 4zJ 4:i1 o. olO 6'ZO 90 o'l4
600 ,:5O, y 10 D. NJ and ~ midnight sundays. sou
sunern, O. 500. 1920 NJ. $50. $780, o. dlO. n IL
midnight sundays. q. $50. 1920 n No. li6 $50, y Ill.,
"WaTsIck. 100 a N, $3.50 ,. M
Newburg ana Cornwall 400. a. NJ. $3.50, 4:3O D. Sun
"a iSnioar and Kingston ssop Sundays. $500
Goshen o. 800. g. 1920 m: 800 800. $50. p m. sun
NiddletOwn 7;jO. q 1910 n; 800 $780, y. m SUI
days $50 lO:IO N, 65O p. N tho a. IA. ahd ~
foad 81 I aal' 3D. o. I0:2O a. @ $50 O. D. H. sundaya
= 40 Ia N n m. t. $50 ana y.
o"o IN leave l5dt quar- and quarter aer each
- ~ n M Ia 40 p. ald a. IO;lo aud lao D.
s for tafsace for apartmentsin Drawing and
jtIn Coaihes be obtained and orders Tor the checa
ia uI' Vns 90 81 D57 Broadway n. vi 40.
CGurtft BrOoly or al the tonpa1ys brlois , , n,
I" n l21 y 11' n ABBoIr Genl Pass'r Agt. EowHorA
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
rlus leave fOr Engcwond C0,tef lleImonl and Ny'oA
1850 800 M l. 3 1oU o; me iy 20 1'9 tr viii
leave 80 minutes later saturday ngh5 o.o m .,o, m,
N'" LEO. n AuHOgI. OenI faasr A. ~ No" iVts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR to WORCESTER. Limited tickets Il.
SUPPER the boats for 90 cents Steamers leave
PIER 40 North River, daily. at 5:3O y. IN.
steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
week GAYS p. M sundays $3.50 D. NJ for Boston Wor
ceseI &C. and for Portland the White Mountains daily
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