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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11
d" Set a Thief to Catch a Thief"

Set a thief to catch thief" We
don't mean anything disrespectful to
Congressman by quoting this, but there
is little story illustrative thereof, float
ing around about two of the present
Democratic majority, both of whom
wear loud gold watch chains. They
disputed one day as to whose chain was
the heaviest mot during the session, and
addressing the Speaker, although they
do dispute as on trivial things that way
sometimes.) Each one bet ten dollars
his chain was the heaviest, and they
settled it by weighing the chains in the
scales at the House post Office. A few
days afterward the winner of the bet
was in jeweler store, when he saw
his brother Congressman's chain in
glass case. He remarked that he had
seen that chain before, and was told 1t
had been left there to have two extra
links put in. ''Smelling rat" he i'm
mediately went to a rival jewelers. and
ordered three extra links to be put
in his own chain. Some days passed,
and one day he was approached by the
other Congressman, who declared the
House post Office scales were imperfect,
and believed his chain would be the
heaviest son fair weight" The
former winner pretended to protest that
the scales were all right, and let himself
be bantered into another bet of $25, to
be decided by jewelers. scales. or
course he won this bet, too. The story
got out, and now the other Congress-
man wears an ordinary watch-guard.
Perhaps the boys" gave him the grins
worse than he could stand 1t, on the
other one.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

CB- How do you pronounce sting
W" Professor Stearns asked the young
gentleman nearest the foot of the class.
And the smart bad boy stood up and
said it depended a great deal whether
the word applied to man or bee. The
professor sternly said that it applied to
man. The smart boy hesitated mo-
ment, and then said, there was still
the same element of uncertainty. If it
was applied to the man by the bee the G
was hard, but -. But just here
passing organ-g grinder paused under the
college windows to play 'Plnafore" and
nobody could hear the rest of the sem
tence.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11
er A famous Judge came late to courl

One day in busy season
Whereas his clerk, in great surprise,
Inquired Of him the reason.
A child was born" his honor said.
And I'm the happy sire"
" An infant judge q" " Oh, no." said he,
As yet he's but a crier."
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11
June "a, 1879.

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we Offer No room to explain here
You can devote all your time or only your spare
time to the business and make great pay for
every hour that you work Women can make as
much as men. Send for special private terms and
particulars. which we mall free IS 0utnt FREE
Don't complain Of hard times while you have such
q chance. Address IL. HALLETT q CO., Port
land, Maine. 40ly%
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11
A SSIGNEES NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that John A. Nesbit OF
Madison township, Perry county, Pa, executed a
ent of creditors Of all his estate real and person.
al and mixed, to the undersigned, ON the 29th day
OF March, A. D., 1880.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
said Assign0r will make payment and these hav-
ing accounts Will present them for settlementto
ANDREW ADAIR, Assignee.
March 29, 1880. Chas. II. Smiley, Atty.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

CB- He purchased his sweetheart
pair of ten-button gloves and handed
them in at the door himself. The
servant girl took them, and going to the
foot of the stairs bawled up: Please
miss, 'ere's young man as has bought
you pair of leggin's."
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

<gr " Mamma" suddenly asked lit
tie girl, who had watched the cutting up
of last seasons dress of her mothers
into new one for herself, "what be-
comes of old moons; are they cut up in
to stars Y''
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

ey A gentleman met a citizen of
Somerville recently, and said to him,
Your home is in Somerville, 1 be-
lieve?" "No," replied the Somerville
man, "my home is in Heaven" Let
me give you little advice" said the
gentleman, "You hurry and get pos
tai card and write your folks that you
are never coming home"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

Rg- "The men of to-day are too high
strung" says Chicago paper. Some of
them, the Norristown Herald thinks,
are not strung high enough.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

ar A Mr.. Bass has eloped with his
motherin-law out West. We don't see
the necessity for that B being In his
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

EY "There that explains where my
clothes-line went tol" exclaimed an
Iowa woman as she found her husband
hanging in the stable.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

Egr A school teacher of Hays City,
Kansas, froxe her toes while walking q
distance of forty rods, but she had a
young man with her and they were
about thirty minutes on the trip.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

R5r &C A senses-taker (" said the old
lady; "wall, there's me an jeremiah
an Sarah Ann, an that's all 'cept Jim,
an he's fool, an amt got senses to
take'
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

R9r Bismark is entitled to wear four
hundred and sixty-six decorations.
When he Is dressed for ceremony he
looks like speckled hen.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-11

tB- Kansas Teacher: Where does
our grain go to 2" "IntO the hopper"
"What hopper" Grasshopper. tri-
umphantly shouted scholar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
Ghe Gnr:.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, long
IA BkAECH. y. J.-Srcond summer MeetrZ $50.
-aurday August lith; Tuesday. l7th. ihurisy.
August l9rh at"ruly. August 2lst riS Rae caca day.
inc uainQ Sfsepcch.se Hurdle Race Races rHnulencs
promptly Ococt Trans directly 10 come lri sitSi
r. H., Of I.Dt.iyst; by boat SANDY TO g. az NfoD'
90 l18O q. m; End by rrain ~ 80 H:O 40 % mi
I-l5. 1880 p lare or hound IMP including admission 10
Fl-li FL 81.
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ynstrnciion.
Fc, Bows and Young Men-City.

4 VALUABLE BOOh TOK PARENTS.
pINCKNEN'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DGREC
ToRY boo. oi nearly 500 pages compiled expressly
80, 10 ala parents an guardians In select school.
,,sns complete list OF an the schools ana colleges II
a. mi ~ information IN regard 90 places wherein
~ cIos are ocatcf. the climate railroad faculties. etc
- .p,c Al DESCRIPTION Of the most desirable institutions
srrms Parents edition sent free upon application. Posi-
ace cents , -, IL. 49,,
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


,.,,, ,,,, II5.yt ~ CROOK EO' ~; MIR,
-. ION iiEN ION AND Piill.AD klPiilA. 20
leave Ne"lork from station {. 4. r. of y j. ioOi or Id
cry ST., Tor PhiHlciphla.. - ~
station corner ~ thant Gteensis at $40 ;t2J'
ll;I' u NJ t:aO 40 4tl, 3iO. no ~ p m. On sun
day az SO r. m $50 ami ~ D. m
For statlon Iard aud Bersss. at $50, 7i1, p
For Trenton WaTci a3d 'rtTcRcTsis % rs = Ills
M M ~ a. 80 4''' o''o 49, i D. H. '"i'S " "
Esru,nn. trains VIII leave Philadelphia for New-York:
From sl4iou Philadelphia and Ecaalg Ea41l' corner
Ninth anl Green Sta ai 100 $50 800 1913 a. N; l":lO
II Si' ''iV' ';-' L p H. on summary '''' d. III 0'0
From Third and BerSs~fs ), 20 900 o.tJ A. m:
% sl' 52j G3O 1880 p. ~. Sunday $50 p
-Denote- Pu Imam cars 't'4rhel: . TO- ., -,
day g. 40 Gu5 I'Io 1880 H. H.: l251 DO As GlO
RI p No.. ~uuoHY-1-I go e. ni. ." > /. IN. ~ , 49,
Tickets Tor sale az 0ot0t 4ne'y ST., Nos - Zbl +Vl
9it HJi .i23 Broadway AM at tAc Wncpa hete NH'
and Court aut AnurN office Jewels IA I. BROOKLYN,
END check hls age from hotel OF residence go destination
Auutatiau 90 l.323 Broadw aud 156
Cf NDr.a uI Court h Brooklyn All lleae 1inc5
zion VIA q ir Telephone aud Law raph
III. p ia I'D -. G. trtI1l IA scngfr Agent
e-op \ Gf,,V,FL Avn n N.IIrpV bNTIV
-stetuer ADELE .oaye Pier - pultou Ferry 2.l5
TX. j-H<ioN rfc;-i.i- % CENTS.
u NV, ,-l,,r- Cr,.,rD.r rr-rNoC%
Il BN } Nth En- HAL AMI III iHtjN
y tl. U AILEOA DIT commencing july 1850 ough
$50 A. i &r.,e-n AMI orii, w I.pre.s 10 Rochester
Pait,aur S. Adams and Montreal with through drawing,
goo p. g.. sa,ator. Sn"c' J.
1r.'OJ H., hi 20 aut " esteTn EXPRESS DRAWING room
car to e. .alna2i.rl. toch .Sict and Bnito. 80
4:0J L. III ~ ~ tutt' ~ d 10y WIN N''''N'''-'
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

AVIAN KcypOrf NazCt Idd etOwn Red Bank. Lite SILVER
Eanclport Long Branch, Theron, Deal Botch. Oce1n
Asbury PARK. ocean Beach spring Lake sea Grit
Point Pleasant, Toms River Bamclat Atlantic city etc
Leave NcWN ork o0 Of li0cry st. a Li5. $40. D. ll;41
. 30. $50, 4, - . g D. H.
f,r n flo HifV l,f,r IN.
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on ard after JUNE y, las

Trans leave New York. via DcJTOSSes COrt-
Iaudt streets Ferries ~ follows:
do TO- 10 no LnlteD lla m. J. 800. 4. 4:iO ).
o. T. $50 and 10 D. and 2 night sundays 1870 and ,
No.. =. q, 7, 80 and 10 -. m. and II night
press Trans leave Newf U dai y exec pt SUNDAY AT 100
M and ,. N, Iuu4lng through VIA Trenton add Cam
d-n.
20 ia OF Brooklyn Annex" with al thr0u.h raius
atJersoy CIV dnordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
IfooAly travel
Returning ain4 leave West PADade.uhia 1901. 3i5 80
7jJ g. 500 and II a Nimited EXpl,ss 1870 y. M p
$40 aud $50 T.. SUNDAY. l.Ol. 5:lS, f:g5.
SO H. H. and }. u. Leave Philadelphia, VIA Camden
a. IN. and 300 y. M. tsHJ. exert sunday.
Ticket Offices Of AMI 94l EIoad~aY. No. As'0r House.
Dtsbrnsscs and Coz No. court St ant
coon va Annex Depot loot Of Fu0nst, BROOKLYN; Nos
49, 10 and II. Hus0lst.. Hob0ken Depot Jersey city.
Nee York transfer company VIII all for and check
laa4lge frolu hotels aud residences. - r.u,,,,
INtNk THOMSON. !" !; r-IN
NIL ALln
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excursions.
PLYMOUTH ROCK.

ASBURY Parl, and Ocean Grove Camp Met
Tine u Die below
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no PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDFsIABIISHED ROrrE AND SHORT LINE
49, BErN EIN
NEW-NORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

- TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY; }
UEPOT~ N PHILADELPHIA, IN NEWAORk
DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST IMPROVED EOUIP.
NFNT AND TIE FASTEST FINE CONSISTENT
With ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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ARNOLD SCHOOL, 20 East 46th->,., c. A.
II MILES \. NJ. Principal + circulars OF .ui)InAtoh
apply 10 Nr. MILES al BI4tticD0rO Vt Ill sept J.
ERIENDS' SEMINARY, E1st 1Gth--t.; both
sc,cs: fail term begins ninth month"; l4th tolere ii
t8p primary and Lluaarset cour cess Principal VIII DO
. s.lOu, al,ci lst .Est from 20 - e M. . -
PENJA.fIN SMITH. \. NJ, principal
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Insirntilon
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

For Young Ladies-COurtrY.
ELMIHA FEMALE COLLEGE.-A college ~
g & a %1 iis S M iS ard iT FERNS
moderate. Address, Rev. 4. ". CoWLEs. ID. d., Eimri ~
y Inc ncVt srstIon begins sepieiibers.
ENGLISH. French aud German Boarding and
- pay ecl99 for ,%qag sd r WEI s a9 ''"
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young Ia
~ de-. Bridgeport O. Address Mss EMILY NILSSON
GROVE HALL, New-Ilaven. Conn. Miss
" MoNTr0Rfs SCHOOL or YOUNG LADIES'
HILLSIDE SEMINARY Bridgeport, Conn..)
@ H'qfS o Year and oor do S%'s' specially
AXN& = J. E sI0NE. MAhIANA b. sLADi' MIS-. {.
HONE IN~TITUIE for Young ladies, Tar
1. % ep = M a2' e5 M 'oin f%cp study
UOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-Waltham,
Ma;si ever, way desirable thorough in.irnciio1'
GprR Arri ~ fer Po'pscius aSargs iADn cIrAh
'}a hSS = r F21 i. lass N91i0A T'''y'o d. J.
ivy HALL, BRlDGEr0N, y. j., .n,rs
~ pinch al ana saccess,r to Ms ~ {.
Sheppard. Next trm wiz ueein septem er l6.lN,o.
| ASELL SEMINARY for YOUNG WOMEN,
au5Sa h6c ec 1'o Of E n and i
OF growing lns N,HtyclI begins september H. tor cata
iosue a'dic,, G. G. BtAGDoA, Pm. -
/ LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Roches-
Il ter ~ oae ana day school f ors ,aaies tT ,,
~ , M m r - Il f!ii '' TfSb9
APLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
w 70. Nonne ladies' ti'tshcd Mass. commences it'
ccence o .tracqn and era bcauly ut .da6ity Of 10
NyISS ATKINS Boarding and Day School
~ commences September B. Circulars at LcckNooDS'
MISS BULKLEY's school for Young Ladies.
I'VE 1arytowu-oul uf @on. viii reopen Wed. sept To-
;iss ID. b. Burt's Institute for Young ladies
w and Misses 0ij Wanut-st Philadelphia vi reopen
o ~ -, Choice location ana bes, Tor ,%' a
stiucuon Number received INTO me iamiy hm!'ed 'rcu
MISS Z. FLiZABETH DANA'S ENGLISH
w AID FRENCH BoANDiNG SCHOOL for Young
IaoIes Moirstown, " j. reopers september 10 Enlarged
school and gymnasium Large aa aI1SeuVe Soi ,
N l.ng- ana Latin 800 per annun For circulars address
MISS RANNEY'S Boarding aud Day School
VI elnesfay september IS, ls'o.
gIISS :. V. H. BUFFERS HOME INsTI-
@ I,I l D ftcef ciitie. for cow, rsing
ia German trench. BoIri, English, with German %
MFRS. NJ. c. RIGGS will reopen her school
t rS io fea li le 1 3l'1, NJ % 10 .E eTis
fted for Icec Circulars on app'icaiion
NSsINlNG INSTlTU TE for young LADIES,
,orae5 5 c5 5 rs req ''' ' Hsv e. b. &c T. r@ea
pERrll ANBOY, y. J-Mis~cs Manniugg
B,nrhue Day school ion Gs r.opens sept miner 10.
pUTGEES FEMALE COLLEGE will open
~ -op m9cr - n.ec most ia"r'', rr T,,
d1st rev. =. D. b Ic.iAIp 4-9 5tlave.
PYE Urinary, Rye, n. For P}}Tticn-
CT. JOsEPH'S ACADEMY, Flushiny, Long
saald 81 Tuition. miaruuaiiJ advance $50. Music
and Pa ling, as RI chaIqr
.sE'HE ELNS," Ualley, Mass
Hoa'dng .e.gg for loans l2oe' End Iltu' G'l' TIC
Mir-E. pIo..IEi. iad ,cHHaPS'i f5@.aai.
rYHE NAPLE5.-A fnmIy school for Yong
: Ladies and A'is-., -tN ilh i, Veins lt .' ~.
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For Both sexes-Country.


PEFORE FIXING. OK 4 B0AEpIEG
TioN4~ il->L'N. DID, le.a' s''". -''" Jersey.
CEDAR GLEN SE'ilNlAAdk:l:-.A, ooar':!ng-
VIII r.ofca >eptemner d; l.. I"r,s m,te'ir For or
CIAIVE,CK COLLEGE, AND HUDSON
X EIvIH IS7TlrUlE a- cl.ro-'ch, N.Y. opens septic.
p,..,.,,.,, ,..r. a., ''.-,,..-l,ri,
lev 80" Fla. ~. IN. D. '''.'"'
~ Is fG\ LIBERAL INST r. NO IiUcr
y .,-,.Ica bllau-i in Gre state. G.. FAhSELI,
. W." .''
DE- A5IO iN ", TO- f. 1 o o.'le anss Tor
f,'a t4,a ni ~ gI55'' ' '' i'"' " ~ - i
-, ..l,l,,,l,I -, Ir.To\- GppTVCS
( y Y-4,a.Sn'.c Co'rcate All Lceru.e. Gymnastics.
aannrea a q &C., rstl 'f la 20 , Of .us al an A2 BIZ.
&ddl, : ne REV. b. GEoECi. 10 MIS-
DEEEXWICn ACADEMY. with Musical In
SO tgi So mrs. c: boa4 Only ~ = oucas
a. r. rH Tr,tii"i LAST Greenwich. u. /.
summer ."''a-r' receive" 70. A"la,. ~
tbAtkEITrIOWN IN ~ j.. - bet
o.r ~ toht ,io aus., an, o. ci cc ,ils
-. e. II. Is IlI>tA b.u inc Gc-t.
tRTWELL'S FAMILY SCHOOL. Union
N.ilo ORANGE co.. y. ". 49, yrr u.s. H. &c. co tesc
Or 9+sne''. Correspondence -oi''''d- '.' '''i'' " -
mi. :. i. MATTHEW'S Boar ilug ana Day
N school oI ouug lsa. .aG ,.ilIg. -.mm., New
...,. -. >, .,,,, ..lrtD,r .. ..f3 ~
III Qu% iAIN I NJ 80. b. ~ ea mon , rs, ali
~ ~ d.. ,'' - .' H., q 90. l.-.. y j.
''"' '"''''- -,
NuDIFN[ DE CHtlII Al. near " NtCINg,
rs " Va f,sa.I ngl..'i a,I French school. music
instrumental and vocal. 'p cia' iitt-"ii method.
NET klcCO fDI-CA IIONAI. INSTITUTE,
w." 49, -" ~. &C. -.,..,,,, ..l.t,,,,,r -
~ Tre.,on. n. }: .,.,..,.-.. ID, ,o,,.
\ ho7r'ircs'hoH one. ht r.' ~ t' ',.'s IL.
Een.It aus ~" Ir,,'r,,l, All H. IS ,s Irtires
Boarding M o..'rci a'd -eperai- bHi nngr a., 'nl.l
N4.... 81 one 'i.l ,,l.' '','' 'P ID"
'''-' D' '''' 100 " Tt~Ba0 .CI. Ptiucipel.
~~,,,,..,.o.,. ,,otreCt,r rv.,rirtrrr \cc,.
= ~ ~ 49, -. ....,.,,i,'r % Tor
y hn' ',l'-'N ''"'...., .f. ii. ..'..n. .,. rt,.
mac aug ,'l'. ,, ',i T., ar for any ro..-.
me- .I" 'il-'4'' 80 ,i,,,,.. ,rt fo Cd
o. i' Gus q , ~ ID IN, H., ,o,n l. a.. Jer
sly Ciy. =. 5. 0IENEN,. \ NJ.
DFDDlE Institute. II chr town. NcV Jersey.
t'iI ~, rs a. aii even, ,,a y.'rt1v and H.
c..sa-y 30 l,Nns sep o4al,T - 'eAu 'o' '''"'s'' "
~. b.. o. - III - --' '''''
,rLN.-SNrT v VIA STATE col + .t'(, Ed
IN ~ / - ava , -
inl' oo'A So '''' 'i,1fi'c and agrieIltu
ri thorough pre- .ioy Departments ,xpen.e. - to q
per "c,6. For cH-iotn' ditss l7i-r" 'I'"i. ''-'
.. -'' - 49,, =.
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w West IGt! A.. YORK. lcopc0s Sct'mbef 10
a.ns ana Day ~coo. for Young Laa'eS a'd tluoi, 70
1ln.on. teaching slly eours languages spnEcH WllIh
Elk months. Drawing aId musod! advantages usuIF'ssl Ne
I...- .-.LI.i- N llr allD.-li-
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NETWORK ard BRIGHTON BEACH RAIL-

oUfCEE~r ROUTE TO BRIGHTON BEACH AND
CONE ISLAND dIec e. 1877 2ht"n Hotel Double TRACK
40 -.ops. dust tetes rot ol.sis u.s.
viii ru Their well Nno n flso
sieome~. MORHI-ANIA and SHADY sIDI. Ia tAcl G.S
MIR M Lo,s Grove .rOm NegNurA, caslug 2n~t y 4,
n lola l.tJ A. M Id ZlJ. -, 40, tl5 3D. 80
D. ~; s-o nom pier y. r. al la m $40 Aoon 40
y.io i.lO 5lO G:tl 7:tp $40 p. Return nz. "sy5
IN jhtoI 0oney j. and SD lItO a. 10, l.tO nlon.
80. 40 $40. $40. 5slJ, 10 y. M. , . -. - ...o.
coaches eaua 10 DaIl ~ cars on putr
and novel elegant omen 'irs CONVEX ing yt
,o n,er 10 Brighton nutes llckets 10 llJtl
pr gton and COucy leland LN,tson % cents ~ IA o.
g5 na children twelve and four years exc slJn
! cents: Is cents.
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, ONG BEACH, /. /.
MANHATTAN BEACH,


VIA GREEEPOrTr
Ste .n.rsYLVNN GROVE from ,lot D; 2}isr f. =. as
9J. iU4J. a. ai .houTly 10 s.tj p N Returning
NAEHArI AZ BEACH a. 7:SJ. 1000, ll1J a NJ
l..OJ y 80 aud every alEhour 20 lleiJ ?. m
VIA BAY RIDGE.
steamers 1IiOs CuiLIER and HATHAWAY. from
o2i-stIs.t ~ e.. - 1925 a. and hourly tO so 70,
Leaving LEROY STREET leu minutes, and PlE9 NJ.
thirty minute, leaving 22dst rRe boats ely 2-t
street at stop AZ LEROY and Pier H.
rne steamer y. X. MARTIN leave, loot ot Whiteh1dst
Il Q2J q. M. 80 D. Trains ron NInbNt an
Beach connecting Wth q Marun tor Nh ehAll'st le.ys
hourv $40 1920 D. 25 to 6i33 p, IA 72J -
go p. vita ctners for fier No y,
Leroy aud 2dst leave every hoar from la NJ TO 80.
lO:AD p III. ~ ,. ,,,,, - ,... 49,,
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

no l.Ttr " fTlTE MOI MAINS.
IAKE DISQUALIFICATION ana hGEC mat.
On ana lsr june $50 tte poynlf htoueh rain, WIN
- H. h. r. r. al s'5 D. d. aTri.in , n ~ I i' ,y,r
iy early evening Dine 1i ~ ''H' sup d" "I0 "'''
80 '' '' '' ''''''' 5..T illN,rEAo 6 q A.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
rauck ana House ha,rG,3a. tea - e , cath
faro oeer ;llu by any oiher route
LOR NEW-IAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FL Lo ,II N1J .tI> 10. 9' r.. j.. ana , i
Gat iu p m1. Ar ; D. ~. lIVtiit, tnis,ist. E.R, at
.iS B. 1 e9a , He, % ~" eo' ~, 4. 5
BAGGAGE sci a. y.i Broadway Sew fof@, ami Coar
EOR ROEDOUT ana KiNGSTON.-Landng
atColzeis lWcst Point, Cornwall New. nrg, Marlboro
hes,r cam sH % S@ s "s ' JHI
" pa Per b. Norih H,1ef foot Of uariiion-t
Except saturdays when ionas cornell leaves at 1870 D. IN.
The GAisliL i MOI AIAISs. '''''' '''' '''H1
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PAesE%GiH IiAI ~ On 4ni alter !ane l., T. ~ WIN
- m and $50 p "a. Or aston Bethehe,. Aenlown,
ihaca Geneva. Lyons, Buffalo aud mo West Pullman sosD
trains leaving a, 40 ana p M connect Tor al
'''''' F. b BYiSGroN. oeneIai Pa,'e9ger Agent
eerera Iatein Office eof, IL H Mi VI g Aseai
NORWICH LINE
~ ~ Boston woreestgI Portland ana p The %iS o Noun Noun
river nt ) y. IN. dty. except sand -
NOrICE.-On and after MONDAY, August
~ 10Th thu Second tyenue line Oh the AanAat an ialwsy
viii opened tor pubic Harlem with the following
additional cations, ebthli lllihst ana I-th,t
+. d. HAM, General Manager.
Manhattan Railway COMPANY, Anfu,i lZth' 1850.
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
i VIA PROyfDENcE DrRtEr ,.,or,,,,
FiEsTCnAS- ACcOMODAlIONa ONLY.
The iav0rte palace steam-rs
MASSACHl SEtiS AND RHODE l>LAND
Daily sunday excepted fTom fer2J, Noth itr LOOT OF
~ inielneie ". and ms tctwe m NewY Provi-
6eno" fasruscr- arrive IN b07t"n % a. ~ - ~, On,
Groom ana tickets secured 40 Nos 81 IS 81 - ana
aiw A. ami a. Metrop ana Finn Avrnue Hotei',
Acn-t ors and 3J3 Wiahnsonst brooklyn l.chcts are
also s0d all principal hotels and tche. o'es anu ~
Offices of escOtt Express COAgany ireglt dKeh Al o"
..,-a,,.
L. ". tILKINs. D. 3 BAE,pth,
q. r. Agent fIcNtHt.
CTONINGTON LINE-For Boston and all
~ points asst.
rteimr NG1O leaves TAc-days. Thu @days aud
SATURDAY.. STATE Or ~ NDkt u i"n
az v caHe.ayl .nd riLly- rom fst ~ Noih HtFs''
foot OF JaYsr. special !nii Il rcketa {" i',7ip
zold Tins line GOOD o. a. Tor he dF md Trip foe
which tiey aTs issued sprcii'd CO.. thr Hc'. Freight
taken lowest cuITrlt rates, l. - nab 'o ~ res
l. w. flLKlA a. A2oH..
q 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; SO 10
~ Il Ia fake 0rlfsc ant rctHrn IicS't' good Tor The
eARATOdA aud CITY or TROY leIve DAILY 'rS.c
hsturual. D. frH. ll,r Ho. 40 ln.WN Nor,A
.-r. . It.t1
Trains s.T g. AI.ArDOA aGi 3 Li l.i-
rooms t'clicd 20 sc "a bloc -"" .'r" l'4- .- .-l
COaEtbt, bIOCkyA