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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-15

Mining Company Location of principal place OF
business, Sacramento city, Cal. Of works, Hum
bolat county, Nev.-There is Delinquent upon
the fol owing described stock on account of assess
merit levied on the 2eth day of NOVEMBER, A. D.
1879, the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as follows:
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE!

Removed TO salesroom for convenience Of sale, con-
sisting of Bedstead Mattresses, Lounges, Sofas,
Chairs Tables, Safes, rpets. Also one Pool
Table one Horseradi=h Crater, Sideboard, CrockeEy
and Glassware and other articles. sale positive.
ia15-It CROWELL & CAYERLY, Auctionetrs
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:::: i; : : :::
Pains in the Back
side or Loius, and
all Diseases of the
BACK!" =: 6: s. !: !.
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONIALS.

Brights Disease of the Kidneys, Retention or Incon
thence of Urine, and emaie Weakness.
HUNTS Remedy is prepared EXPRESSLY
for these diseases.
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Modification and Suppression.

MADRID, January 14th.-The Minister of
Foreign Affairs has been authorized by the
Cabinet to submit a bill to the Cortes for
modification OF the import duties on sugar
and molasses from Cuba and Porto Rico, and
for the suppression of the duties on sugar
fror thnra- i-larnls
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-15

AUGUSTA January l4th.-The Election Committee
voted to to unseat Hale.
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF THE AFFAIR IN IOWA.
DIES MONIES, January 14th-In the House this
morning Clayton introduced a'concurrent resolu-
ton, which was adopted by full VOTE deprecating
the recent attempt in Maine by Governor Garcelon
and the Council to thwart the Will OF the people,
condemning the bold attempt to su5vert the ex
pressed wishes of majority OF the legal voters OF
thesState OF Maine US extremely dangerous to re-
publican form OF government, and revolutionary III
character
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Business OF the ry-Clearine-House
Returns.


NEW York, January 14th.-The clearing
house returns for the week show, for the first
time in a long while, that the decrease at San
Francisco is merely nominal. The transac-
tions there this week figure up S11, $50, 900,
against about So, Oo0 coo for the sane. time
last year, being loss of only one and one
tenth per cent. The Publics regular table
shows that all other towns have gained this
weeF
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Sudden Death of Il Duke.

MADRID, January 14th.-The members of
the minority who are following a policy Of
abstention say that if the stringent statute
declaring their seats vacant be sanctioned
they will not have a reelection. Premier
Canovas del Castillo is advised by most OF
the Conservatives to dissolve the Cortes if
the minority in the Chambers persist in their
policy of abstention.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-15

FRANKLIN Ia.l, January 14th.-To-day
Sidney Cole, aged about 10, owner of three
fourths of the Chatworth plantation, rode up
to the gate of G. b. Wafford, manager of the
plar tation, and informed Wafiord that he had
come to kill him. Wafford expostulated in
vain. Cole dismounteG and advanced, pistol
in hand. towards the house. Mrs. Waford,
realizing the danger Of her husband, called
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-12
%uet's Guruer.


Serene was the night, and tho moon in
her beauty
Said on thro' the depths Of the star.
studded sky;
Not . sound, save tho plaintivo sigh VI
the zephyr,
Which seemed to my ear like some soft
lullaby.
But in vain did kind nature lure me to
slumber,
Tho silken my coverlet, downy my bed /;
Sleep, tho l sought it, yet came not to
Or still it the wi Wild throbbiugs Of heart and
of head. - d
I arose from my couch Of unrest and Of
sOrrOw; .re9g
Beanteous tho morning, surpassi ngly
fair; :.
But tho nature W. smiling, my heart
was still heavy,
For cad was tho ruin which grief had
wrought there.
A dew.drop which shone In tho beams Of
tho morning,
Attracted my gaze with its clear, bril-
liant ray.
Al the bright Gun With still purer lustre
endowed il,
Al he rosa from tho east on bic luminous
way. leu.
But anon. Gro tho sun had attained hi,
meridian,
That dsw.drop % lovely had vanished
And SOAKED to tho God which At moaning
arrayed IL
In al ito bright beauty, absorbed in hi
ray.
That dsw'drop - asstips, % pure sad
attraetiye,
Doth often remind me, my darling, q
Br,eiss VI. thy life. morning, and pa,,
- TIE deW-drop,
But o iar too feeding, too transient fo'
mo.
But prscions tho Lesson Tho sun and th'
dew-drop. =.
Have ia aympatay given ny grisf to con
! trol.
Which sheds, ever CONSTANT, By 10 blsassi
/ tsaching,' 't
Bright comforting rays Ger the night o
my soul.
That God Who didst Ghsd On ny child Il
life's morning,
IThose beight tints which charmed tn
mind and the sense,
Too fair for THE cold, blighting, blea)
world b thought hse.
And bore tho sweet 1ow'Fot 70 brighter
ckmeo henco. .-...f
I Laid her 70 Iest underneath The gree'
And naushs could ny srisf.t.iaksn spi,
ito console,
But now feel assured Il W. love that n
moved her,
Ere tho stains Of maturef Lie sullisd be
soul.
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4 MIDNIGHT sIRueelE.

" UVUUOUVUVUU VVWO0oO
In the early autumn Of tho year
lSl9, about half an hour OF sunset, !
drew rein IN front Of . large double
log house. on tho very summit Of tho
Blue Ridge mountains Of Eastern
Kentucky.
tavern, ct least % . eign PROCLAIMED,
and here ! determined g 0e@aoo
accommodation for myself ana CT.
want Bose, . dark skinned body.
guard. Bose and I had boen play.
mates IN child and boyhood. md !
need hardly ssy that tho ta,th:
full fellow Wos attached 70 mo - !
was to him, and On more than ono
occasion be had shown bic devotion.
There had ooooA "0hoola0I maaoh"'
at the Mountain House t10tdsy, end.
10 I dismounted, I an ahroaRh tho
0pen window OF the botroom . noisy,
drunken, and eviooefIy . Qua!1ol..
some ct Of backWoodQmea. 0oea q
whom Ne swearing - 81 possible
and innn0nnahlAs 0n1\D ehnS 10 ~
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Medical.
THE GENUINE
DIR. e. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF worms.
THE countenance is pale and lead
en.colored. with occasional hushes,
o. q cirtumscribed spot On one O both
cheeks; ths eyS become dull; The
pupils 'dilate: IN azure semiciicle-
runs along the lower eye.lid; the
nose is isritated, swells. and sometimes
bleeds; swelling. of the upper lip;
. occasional headache, with hunming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
; secretion Of saliva {; Shiny or funed
tongue; breath vesy foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes voracious, with . craving
sensation of The stomach. Il others,
entirely gone: fleeing pains in the
stomach: occasional nausea and vom.
ting, violent pains throughout the
abdomen: bowels irregular, at times
eostiye; stools Shiny. not unfrequent'
" tinged with blood; belly swollen
sad is,d: ar;as telbid; respiration
occasionally &6eul. and aecompa'
MED BY hiccovgh; cough sometimes
DIV ana convulsive: uneasy and dis
tpihed sleep. with grinding Of The
tech .temner variabte. but Renerally
;,r;t.kle IS
Z a., -.
- are found to exist,
w. y. "~l'n'sS = ''1 WE
will certainly erect q cure.
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are not recommended q ssnea1 "'os
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.61Hnhf D. G. scAhSoRoUoh.
80 SCARBOROUGH.
lapvnsys a Le'p.
fi3 = Isvy 4 scarborough
SSss allpisths D;sseiss Cossss Of
q Natshitoehss aud
=, ~ ,Supre@s Court 81
y5sapt attenaea given TO
5fssu d A1lsosoes, l. B. Watkins,
M 9. ss'rese''osh' At
ny .{ - - :
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tfLaiiQ - ~ Csurts Of Nstshitocaes,
S.Ss1s q River, VIM, Rspides.
GSiiIo Supreme Coart Of the
sSsselly aissadsdtss
~ ~, 49,, .sI.1
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ore not recommended - . remedy "fos
al the ills that Aeah i heir TO-" but IN
aaecsioas Of he liver. aad in ~ Dilioes
Coaplainta Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache. OF diseases Of that character, they
sand without q rival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II CHEAT INI NA I'M
AND UNI Ed SIAIE~ MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New Ork via Desbrosses and Corand streets
Ferries. follows
HARRISBURG Piitsburg the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. a. IN, and $50 p daily.
MIuamspCrt Lock Haven 3 $50 M CORY ana Erie
al - D. m connecting CORY Titusvhe Petroleum
Centre the oil Regions.
Ba!tImore Washington the South, Limited Warrington
Fxrrrss OF Pm man ParlOr daily sunday, 10
A m arrive Washing 4:I2 Regular at 4;JO and
9:21a a. l. 4 and H. p. m. Sunday 10 p N: 80, 81.
Express Philadelphia 40, 100 SEQ. y tO llml
teal IL a. m $50 :. 44. :. IT, 1850 and 10 p m and
II night. sunday 43O ard L.. 0. D. y $50 ana ~
III II night
Express for Philadelphia VIA CaInurh ''SO l. III anu y III
except sunday. an
Far cane Nav Il:DU a. IN. and l
oas Brooklyn Annex connect with an throu g trains
at Jersey CITY ifordng speedy and direct transfer for
BrOOkiyn travel
daiiv AZ s.3O o. m daily except Monday. From Wash.
in ZION aud I3a imOre 600 800. 400 1888
snnlay b.5O a IN From PhilaiephA, $40 900. 7. $40
I0.I0 so a m: @ $50, 500 521, $50 $50 0:35 and
iO:36 D. ~ sunday 2jJ 600, :, lOiO, ll:3O a NJ $50
nd ID m.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
- LINE.

=
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Leave Hsw t9 ,o4 H. r. Of j. foot Of lib
FOR station corner 81 tn and Green.srs, G:t5 5i5 g.
I'LL NJ, 3O, a. i3O. -, $50. 75 l. p NJ On sun
For satioa car6cr Iiri and Berksss az $40 7:l5,
lllJ a. 1880 49, $50 IN ON sunday AZ 23JP m
ID; LOO 4. 45 45, 5'O' 49, IL D. H. SUNDAY at $40
RsiG uins trains viii leave Philadelphia York:
From station rniadelghA and heating t9ilIoa Garner
2, 80, $40 7:I5 Y N. on sunday $50 a. M 53o
From Third AMI Berkasts. at D. 500 900 9i5, IL a M
10 81 52j. 63U, ll:3o sunday at $50 No. p NJ
Fron Trenton Warren aud TucEer stsl95 except Mon
g. 7aO 1900. lOlO 1880 a. LOO 2;4O, as blO
sl0 .. m sundnyl2,. 9;2Q a NJ SO p ~ ,,o Do, ,o,
@ ~ 1T AMI tnsy ofce LEVELS Wnarf BROOKLYN
New Yo K transfer Compa Dodds Express call for
check bag lge from hoel OF residence 20 d. sdna'9a
etb ave- Court t., Brooklyn All these o1c.s
II. p BALDWIN. eueral Passenger Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau
Z gatuc& ana Housaonc Railroa'sNteaneFs leave cath
Fare ' over Ii ~ By any oIner route ~ 80
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-LandI
atTozzens west Polnt cornwall NewourR AarlOoro
Deia~are ana WAIKIKI valley RsiToads ;teamboats "A ~
I. "a North River; loot o. gar .eon-st. "a
connecting vim evening train Tor ummer resorts through
tine CAL ILL MOUNTAINS.
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
y RIVER MISUNDERSTANDING July 5,lssO through
traus viii leave Grand Central Depot
$40 a. western and Northern Express 20 HOchester
Plattsburg ST. Adams and Montreal with through drawing
Dan
guu A NJ. Saratoga special
lu:sO A. M hcago and Western Express. Drawing room
car q { aaanla Rochester and Buffalo.
Albany and Troy. with connections
10 Uuca saratoga Glens Fairs aud Rutland
33O D. M. saratoga special
400 D. N. Alb AMI TROY Express
600 m. Express daily with sleeping cars for
ST Louis running through every the also sleep
ing cars Buffalo Toledo and Detroit and for Montreal
ceptinQ sunday uiGnt, via SARATOGA
D. m, Paciuc Express daily, WIN sleeping cars 70
Niagara Fas Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit
aud Cmcago and tor CLAYTON VIA Utica aud WaIerto"n via
excepting Saturdays.
ing. via Geneva sleeping cars to Geneva Bpraio ana
Montreal ~. Adams =. IN.
II:U p m Night Express. with sleeping cars TO Albany
Troy
cotts Express Offices Park place ana 80 ami 942 Broad
wav New orr, aud 1913 WashingOnst, BROOKLYN
/ NJ lOIrCE. Gen. SUP Z. b. NJ EhKER Gen. Passr Agt.
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~ RENT at POUGHKEEPsIE or FORSAI
Auctlon Sales OF Real GstGie.

GALE OF FINE PROPERTY at LONG
- BRA be sold by auction under foreclosure az
DOotnbys Central Hotel At Long Branch y j. july ~,
1870 al O'Clock p al property lying north side
laely owned by A brght, containing ABOUT
So acres fronting LIS feet on Parkave coUnunlc&t
eating directly beach VIII eli within rev nun
in the immaculate vicinity 81 Z OF
Moses TayOr ROBERT Wiothrop b. Brown, General
Grant George W. Chds. and others Fun particulars may
~ hat OF CHARLES :. BROWN, No - LlDerty ST
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y
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST I4PRQXs I1r! EoT1P
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on ard after JUNE p, 1850,
E1 anSi str rons F fF as follows
$50 80 20 no l. mite II a m' gaSo AZ e,o .;
a No.. ), .. l. $50 and 10 .. M. and ~ night
press Trans leave York d. y e1ctp SUNDAY az fV
and p. running through VIA trenton ana Cam
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
at city anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Returning epye West PhadeP9 3;I I2oI az t257
$50, and $50 m on s9nha ase L1gi $iS 90 -
8 q M and s.sO D. ni caly except sunday.
TcAet Offices, SO and 94i Broadway 40. Astor Hou+e
Brookyn Annex Depot ioo o. fulon't BfoGkIyn Nos
Enier az aD cke1 6 toO 80 ~ s
The Now ork transfer COMPANY VIII All lot au cneoA
baesags llo 4 n,,s.s eSN p FARMER
'l1AN General s1H aSase General Passenger Agent
rVHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
| NfW'Y0RK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
hRR,saFNg,r TEAMS TAKING rprEcT MAY TO- 1880.
"a .-oineinian ana hcsao D,y hrprgs' Dr""ins
room No. SA' bay ST. Loa. express arriving
ialo connecting with ast trains 20 the Vest end
Southwest Pumans best Drawlngroom Sleeping Coaches
D NJ CDAly) Pacific Express for the West eepi1g
Coaches through bu7aio Nagara Fails innsIi aad
7l5 D. m.-Emertnt Tram for ne West ST., vorv for
NswsrK as sao fioo ~ m :0 $40 $50 $40 1880
ana ZOO DidnlRnt saturday nights only sundays Vl'
EaisffoSd and 600 20 TO- 1920 am-te loo
- 400 $50 40 bu 800 6lO. $50 e 1880 p m. IL
ghL sundays 900, $50. iUs-O m I'io o3o p n
al y midnight. 800 % ,o "a ,,.oo mana - 10 roo,
l4b 3ln 80 $40 4:iO 3. 5:lO 0;2O $3.50, olO $50,
Z lis b Io3O D. NJ, and u midnight SUNDAYS. D. $50.
el5 1920 a. m. lao, 500. 7, b D. N ani ~ mdnlshC
5urefu GAO 100 1929 a 40, 900. 0D b: %, 1l5,
1880 p m, ID IL midnight sunday 500 $50 lO'2O
M, I:4h $50, 900 p. iD.. and IL nlCnIghL
NssTSS sn sp o NV $50 a. ~ 800 i3o
day = 80 a IN. S,r,o,a On
~. 90 500. -. a.an AKA Am IN,
TIA ID NJ sundays 600 $50 lO:AU A. M boU l:UI p m
Middetswu 800 300. lO o an sou 4;3u tu 10 D. N
sundavs $50 30 a. $3.50. 900 y NJ IN. 5OO an ana
4SO trans connect Win NC" i"iN """ ~ ''N
Railroad az Man-st IN an, I'm
m sunday. Ma =. oiuO ''Oo IN
MOTH -oafs leave 23dst. quarter OF anu quarter kier
each hOur from TO S;1 D. M anu III lVt' ahu I4tO
y. , ,o- .nar,usnta IN Draxipg- poor,
d le.pnx Coaches be obtain d. aud orders Tor the
IN transfrr OF Baggage he left at the Com
nan a $50 4ul, or b0I brosd"Ay n y No
Tai;;,f Al Rr,oklvu. or at The COMPANY Depots
Express from the west AIE'Ne !" No" A"iA ~ $50
~ mo r. ABBof"r Gen'l Passr Ag't New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Engewood. Cost1r Permont and NJ
rck zoo 600 $3.50 a lao 300. 400 4i5o. o;3O $40.
/ s:ao Ii.gO % m Sundays 300 and $50 p The
II3O M train so minutes later Saturday nights
Manuel spring Valley aud Aonsey' TOO. sbJ w. 400
'A JNo. N. ABBOTT. General Pas Agent, New York.
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6tedmboats ano Railroads.

MARY POWELL for West Point Corn
"A wall Newburg POughkeeps.a kOndOut aud Kingston,
landing at Cozzenss Milton. New Hamburg HYDE PARK
leaves foot NESTRYSE $40 and 14IHSE at 800 2.
m SUNDAYS eXcepIca Connection POughkeepse with
evening Tram H. r. r. r. North and West baggage
INN sreceI a
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ARMS GLEN ISLAND.
- NEW. ROCHELLE HARBOR. LONGI Nd SOUND
The elegant steamers Laura u 5taflu ana ST. No
pier NO lr.N. r.. JewrlPs Whar. oou,SI, L"st
loo; COrtlandt-sf, / Fulton FERRY. Barn River
S.s1A l. ~. 900 A. "
1Gy9 I. " 103O A ~ 1u45 A. NJ.
y10 - "a I.tb NJ 2lOP.M
3:20P VI. 335 7. .,Oo T. u. -
Leave GLEN ISLAND II a. ~, l1:io. o:3O abu o D. Ia
ORA \ - con CERT IL PAVILION DAILY. -
Dancing Boating bsthing Rowing bnardA snoo,nE
RtODF ISLAND CLAM BAKE and dinner served dai!y
uuaer supervision OF Hiram D. Maxheld CLAM-bAh6.
- 'euisP EXCURSION TICKETS, Az cents SINGLE 20
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Gxrnrslous.


A SBURY Park and Ocean Grove. Best Route.
"A TAKE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK -,
FARE only 80 CENTS Time taDls below
plymouth ROCK. For Long Branch.
Il TWO TRIPS A DAY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS
Leaves 22ds " $3.50 M 80
No. y. r., 10 a. m. and Bel y. IN.
BENrS FULL MARINE RAND on BOARD.
including ilor ticket FIFTY CENTS
EXCU RsToN TICKETS good only day sOd. sixty CENTS
EXCURSION TO YELLOWSTONE Ma
sTAtFrING AUGUST 10th.
For particulars address WILLIAM MARSHALL Fitch.
burg. Mass
I ONG BEACH.
OPENING OF THE NETWORK AND LoSo BEACH
RAILROAD
hunters Point and Fatbushave.. BrOoEIyn, daly
200, 40 1000. 100 1870 q 30 80 $780, sOo' 4JO'
$500 $50. 600 700 $40 and 10 10 D.
Pier II River Ofpnest daily except sun
days)-7So. $40 ;2) l03u 2lO 240 $40. $40 4lV
Al, $40. 5fO and 6.40D -
Leave East 3ithsL uy n minutes earlier East 7tnst
20 earlier and Slip except SUNDAYS nall an
hour earlier.
Returning leave Long Beachs25. 1908. llO5 m. l:5,
2O5 300 4:n5. 500 6j, 7Oj, 500. e 50 lnOo iIioo
D. N. Round Trip, 30 cents " NJ LAFFAN y.
General P4asen ,er Agent
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NEW IRON PIER, CONEY ISLAND.
- ONLY BOATS DIRECT TO THE Ron PIER,
avoiding dust, cinders, changes, and delay; ,,,.,,
Steamers STOO KTON. SYLVESTER, KILL Won hUi LII
NELLY WHITE and HANCOCK run as follows:
1rn Va Leave Leave Leave 4eage
TIP No. I'D At r. Leroy at Piers. r Iron Pier
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parior cirs win leave Grand Central Derot NewYork y
M IL bn a. a. s9 a. MI sI 9 az Mhs RIVER
For further pAr 'icuiars 2plly tS49,,,srEAn q IA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Ferry station IN New York foot Of Lbertyst ,uor
Ferry siaion IN BROOKLYN foot OF Fuiton-st' Je"Ni'
Commencing June 81. lssO-Leave foot OF Lib
$50 a. m-Por aston Bethlehem. Wind Gap Nanch
Chunk, Tamanend, Driuon. Upper Lebgh wnkesbaFre'
ITO a. @cFor FleminSton D. l. and R. r..
Easton. Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk Tam qua etc ,
East0n, Allentown. Reading, Harrisburg, Manch CHUNK.
Danvie Wlhamsport Tvnaqua Dritton. Nanhco<e Upper
1881 a. M For somervfe Bennington, etc ~.
m-For emington Easton, Allentown. Reading. Har'
$3.50 D. n Tor bennington Easton Bethlehem, Wind Gap,
Mauch Chunk Tamalua Driiton WlEesbarre. Scranton
$50 m.For scnooley's Mountain High Bridge Branch.
$50 p m.-For Eason Del. Lack ana West r. r.. Alien
town Heading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk WkesbGrre etc'
For For {saDs56 S'o, CID e4s 7'I5, 40 $50 ego.
80 4I5 40 a. a. e S 5lo Pa S4S D. 61 $780, $40
SUNDAY S t r leave at st5 M D. for Round Brook
and intermediate stations at 30 m for Eason Allen
Fdr NewarS AT $40 65 5:45 7l5 745 s5 $40 e;l5
s s 90 s go 7i5 81 5 oi5 1913 IN 5 10: NJ '''O
For tans TO loca points see Time Tables a. stations
Jersey City station and IRON BROOKLYN and Erie Depot
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvl-
ALL RAIL LINE for PERTH Hinboy south Amboy Mat
awaD KeypOri Hazet MddleOwn ted Bank Little silver
p k4 Psr b1 eeia Beoe Dr BSs E G
point pc suit Tons River Barnegst tanuc CITY, etc.
Leave New. foot ber y-st at 54J. 140 8, ll41
n. m. 80. 3 30. 4. - :. q p m.
For Atlantic city, 1850 p. m.
EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION.
Leave Llber,yst Freehold at 7;i5, Has
4. 81 o D. - - -
y JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
= BAY ROUrE-FOr Highlands. Belle Vue SeaDught'
Monmouth Beach Auanucviue, Long Branch Ocean rove
AsDuIy Pars Grit Point Pleasant Toms River. Barno
gat Nlnciand. ATLANTIC CITY 80
New Ork foot Liberty at, g. 600, lOA5 m' lin
3:4s.5 . n.
For Atlantic city 40 p m-through
sUNDATS-5.JO a. III Tor Long Branch.