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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-06
MISSISSIPPI.
The Labor Convention.

2VICKsBURG, MISS. May 5.-The Missis-
sippi Valley Labor Convention met this
afternoon. -Four hundred delegates were
present from every county and parish on
the Mississippi river between Helena,
Ark, and New Orleans. General w. 4.
Miles, temporary chairman, stated the
convention designed to bring about let
ter of understanding between capitalists,
land owners and laborers Of the South.
God had made the colored man tropical
plant, The South was bis home according
to Divine dispensation, but if they desired
to emigrate no human power could stop
them. The white men who owned the
soil should be honest in their dealings with
the colored men.
IA committee of twenty on Permanent
Organization was appointed. Ex-GoVer'
nor Henry S. Foot, delegate from the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, urged
both white and colored to shut their eyes
TO the past and hand-in-hand work together
for the future prosperity of their native
land. The Committee on Organiza-
ton reported General Miles, Presi-
dent, with four colored vice-Presi-
dents. Chas. Thompson (colored)
said he hoped the colored men would not
vote on the questions here presented. They
were here to listen to proposals of the
white capitalists and owners. Let them
bring forward their guarantees, and if sat
isiactory, endorse them; otherwise state
the objections. This suggestion met an
proyaI Adjourned.
Among the resolutions referred was one
which read:
RESOLVED, That this convention bein,
called and assembled to take into consider
alton the material interests of the peopl,
irrespective of party or color no resolution
of the political character shall be enter
tanned by the chair and the debate of suct
questions shall be out of order. The spir
it of the convention towards the close wal
most harmonious, and great benefits arr
anticipated as q result. There seems tt
be general result. There seems to be 1
general feeling toward concessions from
both white and colored. The report of thu
committee on resolutions will, it is thought
favor reduction in the price of rent fol
and, "a less exhorbitant prics for the necessar
les of living and more general recognition
of the political rights of the colored man
General sentiments among the delegates o
both color favor such resolutions.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. May 6.-Gray, who attempt
ed to shoot Edwin Booth. recently. plead
guilty in the criminal court this morning
of an assault with intent to kill and was
remanded for sentence until Booth shall
have made his statement, to the court, and
inquiry is made of bis mental condition.
The Custom House cases came up to-
day all the indicted parties being present,
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OHIO.

CLEAELAND, May 6.-Yesterday DR..
Ezra Rose. proprietor of drug store at
Palmyra, Portage County, o., invited bis
friend Sylvester Garfield to try some new
LIQUOR which he had just received. BY mis-,
take they each drank about two ounces OF
aconite, the DR.. died in . few hours. Can-
field is in q precarious situation,
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, May 6.-The late Wm- B.
Howes, at Beverly. among other bequests,
has left $l50,000 to the Boston athe-
paeum, to be expended for library pur-
A letter received says while the bark
Chelmsford was lying 1T Hiaga, Japan, q
Chinese hand killed the cook and sea-
man and then jumped overheard.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING NEW
YoRK.-One of the best kept and most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and others
to stop at when in New York is the Grand
Union Hotel, nearly opposite the Grand
Central Depot, kept on the European plan
you therefore only pay for what you get.
Everything is first class, and prices mod
crate. adapted to the stringency of the
times. You save the expense of carriage
hire, and By leaving your baggage check
on the counter of the Hotel, your baggage
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Utah

SALT LAKE, May 6.-The jury in the
Miles polygamy case, were out five minutes
and gave verdict of guilty. A procession
Of over ten thousand are now marching
through the streets in honor of Miles for
refusing to answer questions concerning
the marriage ceremony.
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waathar pronahiIities.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Indications for
upper Mississippi aud lower Missouri val.
leys: Northerly winds veerinR to east and
south, stationary followed by higher tenn
perature, rising followed by falling barom-
eter. and clear or partly cloudy weather.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

New CASTLE, May 6.-Thc greatest
treshet ever known here has occurred.
Large quantities of logs have been carried
out, farms are submerged and the stock
drowned.
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asthma and CATARRH
u pa.a,s Celebrated Asthma Belief,

\. 2 q. Reads Celebrated Asthma Belief,
~ b,ealv the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
baDu vet discovered aleo sure cure Tor COLDS
VlTASnr lp rorGEs Relief is guaranteed or purchaee
~, ~ S.e,rnded Samples sent free to any who may
..j,s me medicine is put up in two sized PACK
.. .rd retails Tor Soc and $10O OE. price 800
~ s9n0 Those remitting retail price will have
auu Sa5Ir,ne promptly forwsrded by return MAll.
hs ,aS.a,. %TS A. ETHRIDGE,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Rome, n. \.
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$40, $3.50, $500 OR MORE

rvvEsTEp IN STOCKS frequently yield from
i5o 10 ~ Der cent profit Stocks carried on mar
,5r q, = 10 5 per cent II desired. Send for our
Ss'IREFrL PLAN for speculation in Wall Street,
wote successful than any heretofore pursued.
Pamphlet explaining HOW IN 70 make l money Ci IN IN
,onsuct small or large operations through care
'u' auu '''i PECK & MORTON,
70 Broad Street, t,.......'...,.. '...Nhm lOhh'
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wAsuruaTaN.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Subscriptions Il
the 4 per cent. certificates $l02, ,460.
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat-1c better; fair demand; No red June
l 15h.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Rather quiet; 43043X.
Barley-Dull and nominal.
Oats-Firm and higher; mixed western un-
changed.
Pork-steady and unchanged.
Lard-Firm; 8 17h
Whisky-l 06X,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May
Wheat-Strong; excited and higher; 95 cash !:
o5A May ard June; 94A July.
Cotn-Firm and higher; 33h cash; 34% June =;
36 July.
0ats-Firm; shade higher; IS cash; s5a June.
Rye Unchanged.
Barley-Jnchanged
June; 9 45 July.
Lsrd-Firmer; ssH95 s5 cash; s5 bid June
90 bid July.
Whisky-1 o..
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; quiet and weak; lower
light 4003 so; heavy mixed packing 2O03 40;
heavy shipping 1908 65.
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 1900; common to choice
to shippers 4 0005 CO.
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Legal Blanks, ofall kinds for sale at
TEE ARcHs 0RFICB
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Universally used and recommended by promi-
nent Physicians.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-06

Put up in packages containing II ounces, just
enough for IS pounds Of -four.
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KENWoRTLY & BEARDsLEY
1 AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS IN
1 1onrt unu.a Inc N EaDuorthv las Boards.
ey 1O-9ad&wtf.
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The "HoRsFoRD ALMANAC AND Cook BOOK
sent free upon application.
RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS,
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TELEGR.A.P!HIC.
[TsgsorapAsd toths RoekIsIand Argus, !
Io-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN,
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS. May 6.-There is talk of the
CABINET agreeing to resume relations with
Mexico.
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st. Louis Market.

st. Louis Market.
sT. LOUIS, May 6.
wheat-Higher; No red 05; No g, 1 OF.
Corn-Firm; 33A.
Oa.s-Higher; 25027
Rye Quiet; 41A043A.
Whlsky-14.
Pork Quiet; Q TO-
Lard-Active; 5 80 bid.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; frmer; Workers and Bal
timoree 25Q3 40; smooth to heavy 35@3 IS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-06

The cost of raising Bread, Biscuit, ETC., with it
is only about half as much as by ordinary Baking
Powder, and the result is much better.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
H. d. SWEENEY. WIN. JACKSON. CHAs. L. WALKER.
SWEENEY, JACKSON & WALKER

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW
n Ofnce-Bengston's Block, Rock Island, Ill.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May 6.
RJNANCTAI.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-06

1t Is Better and Healthier than any ordinary
Baking Powder, Cream Tartar or Yeast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

tainment In noble house. and the pursuit OF savage
trail in the Western wilderness, or the EXPLOITS
Of border ruffians IN their native haunts Inc
hero Is gallant officer In the United etates
Army on the frontier, who Is thrown uhuer
a cloud Of suspicion by the jealousy of rival Is dis
missed for time from his rank in the service conceais
himself unmerited disgrace In che depths OF the
Wilderness but after series of desperate experiences
his reputation is at length vindcated and he Is restoreu
10 the position OF honor from which he had been sus-
pended by his apparent downfall The incidents OF the
story are Of an improbable and startling character nut
they are managed much skill by the writer as 10
retain the OF the natural events ana TO appear
the inevitable result OF remarkable circumstances
rather than the outgr0wth OF an eAuper"n'
invention In the conception OF bis personageS'
Mr.. stoddard preserves iust dramatic unity AMIDST
a great variety OF Manifestations they always relhn
their identity the of their career though oeh
At wsr With experience Illustrate the natural features
OF character The composition OF the narrative Is rs
and vigorous there is good deal of lively ana enec-
tive dialogue the eccentric people are well placed true
their peculiar individuality without any excess vi
oddiiy, and the occasions for comic suggestion OF
satirca side play with affectation OF hunor' aie
always used by the author with admirable success
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him. and by giving them TO understand thst ne ~
70 spare his Victim shows In all his majesty OF horror
this extrao. man, who tnnsciousy pliceo
outside ana above humanity Moranty hsu , no
Of conuga fidelity with the coolest Indifference, o1 ~
often treated by Napoeon's admirers as calumny anu
which represents him living In incestuous @
with his Sisters what best shows the cruel ana per
vered aide of Napoeons character IL that he took
IRE In nflcting suffering upon those whom nc n
best and in abusing fear which he inspired 10 ~,
barrass them All that Nine. de Remusat teiis ps ,h
the nyersatons and tastes Of the EnpeIor - VI me
deepast interest and IL Is curious 10 see .bht vi ~
sta se he cared only for tragedy that Moneie ,
yond him and that he viewed le bon goat Win ieens
OF unmitiCated contempt.
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SOME NEW NAPOLEON MLMOIRS

A new work. and one which promises 10 be
OF more lsn passing vauc has Just been added IN Paris
the long list OF memoirs relating To the First hapO
leon. Mime Clare dc Vcreennes was Il gfand-niece
of that NeTgenncs who was Prime Minister ii Trance
under Louis XVI. In 1906 she married The Count
Caarlcs De Remu,at. aferward chamberlain 10 the I'm
peror and became the intimate friend and
the Empress Josephine with whom she remained dur
ingthe last SIX wears Of her life with Napoleon Nine
&c R6musa woman OF much Wit, and in her you;h
was celebrated her beauty. Among other things that
she daily journal IN which were iotted down
ali that she saw ami heard court and the Elections
suggested by the strange life around her. She pos
sossed IL Is said for person the influence Of
Napoleon, rare powers of independent Judgment, anu
exercised them freely in this book. Fol
explained she destroyed III 1874 the journal she had
kept aud very soon aerward began t. rcwre Il from
memory The work has just been, published In
Paris having edited by her grandson NJ. Paul de
Remusat. wei known in Paris as Journalist and a
writer on scientific topics. NJ c. MODOd regular col
respondent Of The AoGdeDy sends that paper brief 40
count of tAeee Memoirs which just the literary
event Of the day In Paris In his letter NJ Monod says
Although OF coursc This new version not alto
gethcr the place OF the original, II II nevertheless
OF inesmabie value No ever penetrated 30 deeply
into B0napartes inner self az Nine Dc Iemusat; Tor
she enjoyed the closest intimacy Win Jos phip" The
only persOn before whom BOnaparte revealed Inns ~
occasionally his true colors These Memoirs accord
ingy add host OF details to know edgc 81 hs char
scer and they bring him before hc has been de-
piced by bls btferest enemies This Overwhelming les
uinony mas all tho more weight as coming from a
friendly band from an admirer whom nothing shOst Of
The crimes OF bOnndless ambition could have Unde-
ceived The account OF the death OF the Due dEnghen
crushing this The coOlness with which Boz
napare contaminated that atrocOus crime, with the
mark that the letting OF blood enters into the calcutta
a. ihe very onent of Issuing lis bcodthisy Orders
by playing the OF those who surrounded
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DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTOY

- .-, via Ifovdenco Direct
FULL MOTIFS REST ONLY AZ MTLFS OF RAIL.
.. lie iANOitllE PALACE STEAMERS
AAsHACHl Captain ltsy Allen,
49,, RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott.
leave J. m daily (suudAys excent.d
ItiNef NOOt OF " ~
IasscnscIsHiIlNe in boston a No intermediate
landine between New YOrk ana Providence
batecous ana cAots secured at sos 1868 3J1 1SJ aud
ss2 Broadway at Metropolitan aud Fifth AvenucliOteis ~
y. and 1D5 siigion-sf EulaJ Also, uc9ots Sold
all principal tcRe Offices aud al all Offices West
colt Express Company.
L. ". fILKRs. g. Y. AgL d. 5. DABCoCK. Pres'L
VNHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
4 FOR BOsrON AND ALL POINTS EAST
M, from Pier 80, North RIVER lfoOt OF Jaystl
Special limited tio1ets. GOOD ONLY ON 2i5 - m.
Meeting train stoningion. sold this line Sevl
" Boston foI 81
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i5nslness Gnauees.
DRIVATE STABLE in 3Sth-st., near Park
4 ave- Tor sale to let. GEO. r. HOWELL 10 spruce 81
GOOD OFFICE For SALE.

good Democratic printing Office located IN onrhing
county OF near Inhabitants sale The county Is
Democratic throughout the office all tho printing
Daily and Weekly published The Weekly established about
eleven years. Tho onlCc contains oil
The NECESSARY outfit OF hrseass country establishments
cylinder steam power stationary engine. and
hand press large SabOrn paer cutie and over 800 fonts Of
lob ana display pc, The publisher Obliged
10 sell on account Of long staldur iness. address
'V &. G." T.. C72 York.
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- ~ az - - VIZ. trains March
80 1879 Leave depois loot Of Coiand and Dcsbossesi-
100 y. iof LastOn. Bethlehem Allentown. Reading.
hauch Chunk naLlcton, Ma aIOy Clty Ashland Wilkes
barr, scranton and TunkhaunucE.
$50 y. Night Express daily for Ea-tOn Eefhehs
Allentown Mauch Chunk. wilgesbarIe. klmira Itnaca
Geneva, Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
KOB1 sAYRE, sup'tRnd Eng'r
IA CUMMINGS Agent.
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GALL RIVER LINE

steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New.Yorl
daily SUNDAY nCu led uuil Strttnler IA. !rom Pier o.
North River loot MITv Il, al $50 leave BROOKLYN
via Annex al p. IN, jersey Cit3. 100 y. ~
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE FAST
Steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY, from PIER -
North River. daily sundsys excepted at T. Fare only
ONE DOLLAR Limited tickets good only steamer oil
day Il date s connecting rau. when caves Newport al
$50 next morning ayuvng ~ Boston al 1850 Tickets
aud state rooms Obtained uny ~ Ncr Pier g. Surt
River, and ou steamers. bpitbhN a LOWELL. AgtS
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NNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

pNh nuihAh To WORCESTER. Hnifed tickets a.
rtr 80, NOrL River, daily. at o. 30 u. m ~
stahiris Oh inc NOhWICH LINE leave pier daily
fwek GAYS sundays $3.50 D. NJ for Ip,.inn W.
ON SIl
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STEAMBOATS, aiio Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
~ c. V1bBARD ana J.. DREW
Nesrys Pier 80 y. H. at $50 ana 24thsr. at
~ tiom BRooKLYN by Annex boat ~ 81 Landing az
MACK FERRY, (Wi.SI POINT CORNWALL, NEW
BU RIO, return by down boatl PO'kEEPSIE, RHINE
BECK, CAlsklll. aod HUDSON. Tickets sold aud bag
gage checked NORTH WEST Tickets Coupons good
on Hudson River Railroad rece we'd Tor passage
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA.
LNOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
/ FIELD WHITE MOI NTAINS. MONTREAL. and IN
tormcdate ponts. Steamers leave Pier - T. r.. daily
(-uHdays eICeptcd D. C1weat third -. j.. r. at 3lJ
]. NJ and IL connecting with special trains al New
Haven for Hartford ~rilagilC &c Tickets sold and bag.
gage checked at ga Broadway NewNork amt Court st.
brooklyn. Excursion To New-L avcn and return. ~ 90
FOR NEW HAVEN, IFS surroundings and
Il all stations tie New-NoTk Boston AMI AIR Line.
Derby and North HAMPTON Railroads direct steamers
JOHN II. STAIN AM EEASTU- CORNING leave Per
- y. r. foot Of Clrtlgndst at n. every night the
week except saturday arrive In New haven IN time for al
all railroads bost facilities FOR
and freight fare u excursion, IL 30 sagin New Haven
1Tans pOrtatioE Line JOHN H. sIARIN,
Drar.f f.f.r
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On and after July I. 1879.
Express Trains leave New via D@sDrosses and
landt stree; Ferries ~ follows;
1870. 1870, $40 Go lmiteD. ii $3.50. :, o - 1890,
$50 and 10 sunday 400 and M o. O. 1880. $50.
All iO y.
Boats "Bro0kyn Annex" with all through
nj Jersey CITY. aforng speedy AMI direct transfer
Brooklyn ti.-NeL
efurung trains leave Philadelphia. l2Ol $40. 3:55 Z
ESQ 500 AID u Ifess, $50 M .. 4,
$40 $50 On sunday, l2ol J2d, SOB 500 ant
$40 q. m; 100 T.. III.
rcser On scs-Nos 526 and 9l4 Broadway No. l As;or
foot OF Desbro-sts Ad Co u dt-s- No Court
81 ana HfuOkNn Annex Depot foot tulOIst. Brook
Nns ia llS IFS fudson ST. H0hukrn: Depot Jersey
CIV fmgfart iicEet Office, No = Fatieryp'nce.
FRAN X THOMSON, l. /. FARMER.
General Gcll Pa-srMg A
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nor RONDOTTT and KTNGSTOV.-Landir

L ~ Cozzens West Point. Cornwall Ncwhurr Marlboro
Milton Poughkeepsc, Esopu- connecting with Ulster and
Delaware ami Waikill Nsl,r Railroads STEAMBOATS, -
". BALDWIN ana THOMAS CDhNI.LL leave DAILY al
u. m lIcr ~. North ri, eT loot OF Hnrrison-st.
fxCep saurOays, the steamer Thomas Cornell will
lave O'Clock CONNECTING with Evening rrain
IN, l. isfer an. Delaware Railroad
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Observation-Disclosures rnn

DENNSYLVANIAR AlLROAD-Great Trunk
asd United static liil .OltD aud after July
z 1879, trans leave NCTfetk via besorusses ami cort-
laEdt street fcrii"-, as iollpvs;
ENIless foi HaiTsbuIl Pittsburg the West and south,
with Pullman Palace tar- atao"t H. a., ana $50 D. H.
daiN.
For Transport, Io,kh4ven, Cory ard Eric at $50
IN CngrN 'vhr. Petroleum Centre aud
The Oit Regions Mllauisp0It and lockhaven, - q.
Baltimore va lugt j and fir south. Limited washing
ton IXurc,s Pa iac or daily. except sunday,
IU a. H.: WASHINGTON ISL Rceu'arat 4:O and
S:2O d. IN. /. 4. aud 10 H. sunday, 10 u. in.
Express for Philadelphia, i, $50 r:.u. D. q" limited).
II ~. l. 5:3O l. - f. 800 $50 and lul IA sunday, $50
IT, I'D Niu ana 4U l-il-Idill ana SECOND
c,ass 100 y. IN.
B,Its ~ BfooLi,n Annex" connect with A. through
cry. Attending v and direct transfer
for Brook yn travel .- 50 a..
daily ana g.. % ~ 621 ~ cal y eAc,p Monday From
gor aud Dalimpro Gjr ~ ., $50, i51. 1910 p.
N. sunday $50 a. From rhiiadelpma 500. 6:o5,
G5n $40 1910 1850 a. ., 300 400, $50, $50 and
lO:lO ?. M sunday, BOO GOO. 600 1850 ll;5O H.. GO
Iicset Gfces 526 ami 9il Broadway No Asior Ioase
and loon al r-hrnsses and Curialdtst No Court and
Irookivn Annex Depot foot OF Futonst Brooklyn Nos
ia ia and HudsO.-sf, Hobokcn Depot Jersey
Imgrant Ticket Once, No. Barery-plac Toe New.
W. Transfer company VIII call for baggage from
n"'''' anu l.. +. FARMER. GEM Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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NEW-YORh and PHlLADELPHIA NEy
BOUND BK0OK ROUTE
OR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA A.

EXPRESS TRAIN TINS TWO HOURS
Leave Ncwl oIs foot ~ Lcriyst Trcnt0n ant phla
d'ip"'a ~, 1oV 90 ~ Il:0 M l;J1 l. 5i3" 49, Il
Leave Pharc pna from station PhiA ana Heading ,ti-
road hifdard rrs-sis r. 1iio sl' !" ll5o a. H." lto'
cave T,ciou " a York at I:2O except Monday o. 10
Pullman Dr.wing-foom attached 10 the a. m,
y. nom Newiok; TO the 40 a M l:i5 p IN
ui'S Nn o, Ii i cave New.York Philadelphia at
q m 5ln - n IN Leave Ncw(Ok for Trenton a. H..
6:3o Leave Trenton az - ~ IT, ,a Iiy m and
from iiooklvn aud {" Efie " Depot. Jersey CITY, 49, o.
1cgets for sale AZ of lib iy-si, y J 4Vt 20
80 Broadway. ai the prime pal hotels a.a a. 10 az" n
gaee checked ron residence 10 de'tinstou. -.
II. T.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
NLW-NOKK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RlN -. RAILROAD t'm'ntnciug July :, 1919
through Trains VIII leave Grand tju.lii Drpotf
e:u q. H. western ana Northern Express ora"Ihstoom
cars To i,o chester and ~ Adams.
$500 -uecal Saratoga Express WIN dia"lhSioom
. Fort Edward, for Lpk" George anh 10 M"nti'ii
10 80 - m, thicalo ami western lNpfs-, WIN ultWht
room cars 10 Can .ndasua. Rochester ana buhaoi aSo !"
IOO a. NJ Express 10 Albany Troy with connections
to tca. saratoga Glcus ILLS and Rutland
$3.50 =. i1. SaIa.u. special.
d:Or J.. m Albany and IIoy Express. -
u M. express. dav with sleeping ears Tor
Louis nfoub every day ~ ine "ccA ais" sleep
fOr Montreal excepting SUNDAY night. VIA Saratoga
7:3u Fast Lxprrss fuT Euchtsef Narhii tais anu
Corning. via Geneva. S'cpmg 'aIs Z" "thrN@ h"0"''i
s - D. NJ Pac.nc Express daily with sleeping cars for
saturday night 10 clayton ana
WATERFOWL smd excepting aturty AID SUNDAY nights 10
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fi0op H. Nigh; Express. with sleeping cars to Albany
eket for sale az l,os -, and 4I3 Broadway at
Wcstcott ExpIcs, Company ol,r-No- Iark-plcc 80
aud ~ broadway, Ne"No'A' AMI ~ Mtt.IeIonsL'
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonlc
- Naugatck RalIoads Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves Cstharnesp daily CsundayS excepted at ll3o %
nd bridgeport ii m.