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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
PLEASANT WEATHER AT FIRE ISLAND

FIRE ISLAND, y. y, Sept. 2.-Summer is
drawing to 4 close the AR re is stu soft and warm
Many OF the visitors from distance have taken their
leave, bat about 200 still lingcr re.
The surf driven by the prevailing easterly winds. has
been very strong la'ey.
Tie fishing ID unexampled. and If one longs for bold
goue q few miles oceauwArd il may De found Some OF
the -sts Of John G. Russell. OF NtwIOrk, and others
recently caught shark. about Fix miles out with hook
designed for other game
Tv,;re a .!ay "A: Il. ~. ana .. m. opportunity il
aG,rde1 10 visit the Iud.n land III tAe lttle steamer
sun. 49,. a., . n..,,... 49,.
M v,rk v,no Own 4 Gotta &C. near the Motel.
Tine season. winch has eu hnc one, VA close later
a. cher resort- Tn boat Will D. taken off about
rr ~ IA iust buJ hotel Will not be deserted unt
Of OciODer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
LAWN-TENYIs on STATEN ISLAND.
PROGRESS OF HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF YES
IERpAY

PROGRESS OF HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF fEs-
TERDAY.
The tournament for the lawn-tennis cham
pionshp OF the United States was resumed yesterday
afternoon on the grounds the Staten Island Cricket
Club at Camp Washington, New Br ghton.
The growing interest the manifest by tie
great increase OF interested spectators, the ladies
largely predominaung. Many hal supplied themselves
with books explaining the game, and these were c0u
sfautly referred to- TO learn the meaning OF technical
terms as announced by umpires and scorers. Again
the greatest interest nred III the foreigners, and
the playing Of Mc,srs IIc!mnth and WOodnouse de.
served the lavish applause bes' owed
Thee gentlemen cannot but acknowledge that they
nave met good pay In the Staten Islanders In tue
last game played yesterday Mr.. DavIdge made five
points before his opponent, Mr.. Woodhouse, made
point This Mr. Woodhouse Is 20 exaspcratiDgly cool
cannot but be nervous The foreigners understand the
fine points better than the Americans and has been
notable fact throughout this contest that Messrs. Hell
ninth and Woodhouse have snade most Of their points
on strokes that opponents unprepared tor be-
cause they little expected them In the game played
between W NJ Wood OF Morristown, n. j., and Mr. He'll
muth the lat er found the best player he had
far Mr. Wood has much Of the knowledge Of detail as
il has been called. that marks the Canadian.
The games yesterday marked by greater spirit
than charac elzad those OF The day previous,
because IT became apparent the Americans that the
final contest would be narrowed down 10 Hellmuth and
prevent II l. no doubt certainly that the nna tug
will he between these two The last games played yes
tedy were considered the neatest or the day, being
those between Mcssrs. WoodhOGse and Gamble Mr..
house The STOOD rs follows each playing TWO
games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

Whitaker as he concluded. Speeches were also
made bv w. r. Davis, +. c. Lawson and b. A.
Walbur jr.
Whitaker said to tribune reporter a'ter
the meeting that he was vlsl'ihV
Mr.. and MIS- Wester, at NO. ~
Wall-st. He was having delightful time in the
city. and he had been treated very kindly by the
persons he had met He declined to say what ms
plans for the future He did not seem at All
cast down by his troubles in the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
N4yAL IN1ELLiGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The United States
steamer Despatch arrived at Portsmouth Va, this
morning from Annapolis. The training ship Constitu-
ton arrived al New Bedford. Mass, on August 81 from
Halifax, y. 5. The flagship Tennessee, OF the North
Atlantic Squadron, sails from Boston, Mass to-day, for
Newport H. L. aud Will arrive III New-l ok ON sepien-
Der 10.
Cadet EngineeIs Z. l.. Manning and W. s. Sample have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
THE COURTS.
NOT ALLOWED TO SING.

Among the members OF tHo trouPO vs nam.
,ooon Mns,res that j. H. Haverly. the tbea'rc"' mn
ager, took to England in the sumner was l. d. Dn
the tenor SINGER Mr. Dixon recently et '"e
England and coming this country began Ma Hayeriy
nntotncd an Injunction I'm The supreme Couri
Mr. Dixon rom continuing this Latter sore Jus
,nniom IN yacate the injunction was heard pololo 10
,s p,cb In chambers Yesterday. II was clalib.u ~
Mr. Dixor's thar the first 10 violac W ~ drien
contract was Mr.. IIavrry In refusing 10 ply -, -
dauf's fare from tiravesend to London anu a. r
nishinp improper lOdgiuss etc. Iaese allegations w"
denied. Decision reserved.
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RE1L ESTATE.
NEV-YoRA. Thursday. sept .. 1880
The following sales were held at the EX-
chau,c sairSfoom to-day:

IA.
The following sales were held at the EX-
chanrc sarsrooIn to-day:
IN Mum " C1iap.
fourstnrv brick hous,, with Ot. No 3l@ East ism
ST. " T. ~ II . Ct 4davc. 10; 20 by loOlli New. 1000
YORK Lic Isuran'e Company OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $o'ooo
Ry Hor7ii0 HeRriquss.
! fouG-story brick basement. Win lot, 70 3s5 ctn.
s ,S > '''l IA "o -''''.'' w .. 25143
nous, l WIZ WIZ ,S sl6 Cl7 G% John Dorr.. 1873
ACCORDED ZEAL EsrArE TRANSFERS
>ta-foRS CITY
,r and Vie to iorhns Eucxl - $1,000
Kac, tx and wife 70 JOAN Mois ...- 1O5oG
1l7Jn-st, - asj3 II " Of 5d-Ive. lG9N6i ana aso
t.an Han and Sfe to robert 4 POWERS Alien -
ar,4 siiSg and vie to Hermann il Kis'.. . 1880
l2Sth-si, = 1919 IT Of "davr, loSNlolli EDWARD
l3.hstns ~ II OF 5thaye 2ol0xlO5 3x iIregu-
lar william Dcmarest and wife 10 James nc - ooo
2lth Ward, between road Leading from south Yon.
kers % Nile SQUARE. ana roa Leading south
lOnKcrs 10 Eaotchcser, Los N0s $50 81 ana
81. 2VAlOO " liam Lewis ana vile 70 Nelson o.,
'O' s referee to Joan GcMa 1880
& I ' Horst tfus;ee To- Joseph CRAWFORD - $3.50
ans Vaad -, lot and VIZ to Jos-ph crawfori $3.50
Ith.st. r. j3 10 II c OF AVl, 245' XS1 - - COP
Crawford. executor etc. TO Jacob Crawford
Moist s. I'd Ward I5x75 Stephen Il Gin. ref
syy.e e to 30 sli1ona Schmiit 6OJO
Prosieci-ayc. OIL LOi 40 80, 18th ard 1CXIOO: m
52d.st tn $ 81 # eof lutl-aye .3xlOO5; Michael
Moore and wife TO khphaet Peck.--.-
RECORDED LEA-ES.
Koenler Hermann. to James Carroll ana John i
nelly, No % soulb-,t sore am basement . .oo
yeaIs. half yearly rent ZouO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
TuE GENEXA REGATTA.

GENEVA, n. Y, Sept. 2.-In consequence Of
rough water the races ~ tnc Geneva regatta, which
were to have been rOwed to-day. pcstponed until
Tomorrow. Courtney has returned home 10 Union
springs and there doubts that he VIII AL Ii
is probable that articles OF agreement Will be signed to
morrow Tor three mile tculng race between Hosmer
and Wesgerber for 81 900 side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
Players.

The contestants to-day Will be IIellmuh against Gray
and Harvey against Woodhouse Gray Is good player,
so Is Harvey but 9th ermutched ana the unnl
contest between lIemut tn aud WoodDouse viii bring
out laWn-tennis IN all Its glory.
There II Ta!k OF a cricket match Saturday and "a
lawn-tennis for tht ladies at early day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

Srrprxy core1 -CHaN8ess-B s1c1. J'olrt oprn' 9 az
1920 n H. calendar called AZ IA q. n-Nos 49, 4o' 400
,gfcitL Ifoa-Donoaue. J.-Court opens az ~ a. H.
No Gay calcnGar. . ....t. ,.orrr oneus ar
= ~. su lav calendar. o.. ,,orions will
p.l ,.sttI NJ m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
cAup-MEETIxGs AT ROUND LAKE.

RouNp LAKE Sept. The Troy Confer
cpca Cttupueetiue begun last NIGHT with sermon by
the Rev william BcdcIL A Large number Of preachers
are here and the prospect l. good Tor large meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

been ordered to the Ashuelot, Asia'ic slaion
,nan A n Dodge and A. W. Grant have been dctarnci
Spo,n The Alliance and placed waiting ord RS FIRST
Ilcm.nani William 8 Muse. Of the Uried states Marine
Corps. mas been granted m extension vi Di' io"' " "
s.uee Tor two weeks from tie 1Oth inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
A MEDAL AWARDED.

The Soutter Medal of the Staten Island Ath-
etc club mas awarded To John X. RlmmeT, lac hay
ing won every race for II IN winch ne started.
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An old fnrmerls Vic who bad servant thnl

All Oh TNTIIltTS WIZ " 10 III' II SFI VIII UNI
WAS notorious for breaking dishes Oh one occasion tc
asleep IN church. During her slGmbeis her elbow
luckily overturned Bible, when 10 the amusement Of
her frow-N Orslippcrs. was heard 10 mutter ia
very audible VOICE. Anither bowl yc hissie."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

On ard after JUNE 2l 1889
Express Trans leave New ORR. Via Desbosses and cO'
andt Strerts Ferries, follows m, IN g
4:3o go go 8 30 Lmte ,, IL - m $50 s;41 "a
o. 2. $50, and 10 D. AID IL night Snniays r'oV A'''
D, o., $50 and 10 D. M and IL night 49,, a, "a
Express Trains leave da Y, except Suhua ~
ana D. H., running through VIA Trenton anu I'm
p"ais of Brooklyn Annex" onnect with all through trans
al Jersey city afording speedy and direct trHDsid lux
Brooklyn travel. - ,-,.-,o.o. o.. ,ox
80 :, $50 ami u a (lim.ted Express lsQ @f
Z 80 and 1:3O y. N ON SUNDAY, l-VI, o;tJ, t-9
IA n M 1 and p IN. Leave Philadelphia wa Camden
ga m and 800 p m oaily except sunday ,,..s
NE. t Ofces 5zO AMI 94I Broadway, No. As"r noL.i
and toot of Desbrosses and Cortland SIS No C9nrtsl ~.
Drootivn Annex loot Uf Fult0nst, Bro0kighi ~
III illi ma IL Hndson-si HObOken. I Oh, Jersey elV
tuigr,nt Iicket ONCE No Battery place. , .na.k
The Now Nork Transfer Company VIII AL lot an1 N
hogg. 90 froW hotels ana residences. n o,ourp
ERANk THOMSON. !" I; a. s,''l.rT 4, o. pt
General mayer. behtial i@sSoNH' 30 -
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as ID, tne
i NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN NAi'

ARRANGEMENT or TRAINS TAKING rFFEcT MAY To- lsse
Ga. m.-Cincinnati and Ohcsgo Day EXPRESS DiN"''
u. m tDaiy.)-FAst 1t LOuis Express, arr ~ ri
falo connecting with ia,t trans 10 ts roeass
southwest Pulman's best Drawn groom S'eoP'"e 49,
M Danv Pacific EXPRESS for the West sesP ss
cas1 without change. also Hotel Dining Cars 10 O"-o
7l5 D. m-Em grant Tram for the west YORK for
Trains leave hABlhers rect Depot ~ ~ c.in 53j
Newark Gt5 $40 II: 80 a. NJ: a.: 10, 40, 7'-V ". 8
y. ~. 1900 midnight saturday uights Only '"'
kTihcfuid and Passaic. 600. 30 To- loco soa
A. M tran stops al kutnerioId only on Id - M II
midnight sundays 300 $50 i0sO a. NJ +''' Wv
"IS ,rnn - aa5 500 $40 TO- le20 ll;3l a M. nh ~ &
la r. 81 TO- SO 4:2O. 4:tu, D. DO 9.-O oo@ r 80 SD
~ - iu:2e a. M i5 $50. I, N and \ IFS
suicin GOO 700. 1922 A. NJ l49 500 o ~, its0k
1890 D. M. a ii Il m dnight sundays o"i o''''
M h. - 4 : 700 D. M. and u midnight
Warwick, 800 l,:t0 NJ 5Se p II" $50 $50 sun
NtwbuIg and Cornwall. I.oO = L. H. 'N' m,
Goopd"1I and Kingston, 800 a. m. S.jop' III
Goshen 600 75o 800 1920 a. m S;SI ii e. ioJ ~
7.i5 10 M SUNDAYS. 600. 80, lO;-V a. M i ZOO ID pa
MiddietoNn 100. 800 ~ q am 3D. fhe . % aa
Si,nnaVs $50 lu.2O 63O. 900 p N - SNegD Nd
A5O n m Trans connect with Nc"'l oi~ ""' -
i'd K1osa s5i - o. 10 70 - 4 - ~ 90, 'o "a
M Suh"aN- o. ,ye al Il quarter of an w I'D III
each hour from BIO Il M 90 '''' y ' Liam
m for passage and of Araiimens ard orders is
ana weeping Coaches az 10 v ' len a. the ts
ohee khs , au. H's 80 d. or 9J7 Broadway, ~ l"
onit.st BrooAyn 81 a. w py IN New YORK al
and sO AN and hlGSn 30 + GEM rn'sr Ast Ne''
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEN VI. ,JLn sai "
~ Trains leave ior Engewood ,atoi 451 $50 ess
nck 200 $780, 9ou a M l. ~ 'VV m. and 645 NJ
1880 n m train will leave 50 innu TaO s,JJ e"
Manuel spring valley and honSo'' ''V'' 90
Nm JNo. n. ABBOTT General Pass Ase-'' w"
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RAILROAD.

4 GKEAT ] KI y Il d NJ
AND UNI led STATES NJ hlu T.:
Trans leave Newi ork via DesbrOsses and Ctandt se"
FeTrits. as follows; . I'D, NJ.
Harrisburg Ptsbnrg the W st and South with Pulm,a
Palace attached. y a. ~, q and S3j p ~ dtiy, -
WIiamspcrt Lock Haven am. $50 m Cory an1 bls
sY .. connecting at Cory Tor fltusye' Petiors1
Centre ana the Oil Regions. -, .,..-, ,r...,...o.
baltimore. Washington and the ooulb LlNicn
Express OF Pu man Parlor als dally eN,ep, sunny
arrive at Washington 80 IN oi.eguiat d. 40" an
Express for " est Philadelphia 40 ou ~ = w N ~
ted IL 800 4i .. q, 7,S3O and ~ p ~ an
u night SUNDAY. 45o and a. No. o. D. = $50 aDa
Express for Piadelphia via Camden. 1880 m. and pm
except sunday. IA, -, =. Il, ,..,,.
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect WIN az tonsn s
al Jersey CITY aaordng speedy and direct taniet M
~, BUoHy , i From Piitsbuis, 7, 1o4O m, 9Sj
day " Al $50 D. H. daily. exc pit Monday From wash
a,an aud IA iimore, ESQ a. m z. 800. 400 1852
Sunday 300 a NJ From pha eiphi, 800 SO . "a
i0S5 n M SUNDAY. 300 ESQ., l. lOi0. ll5O a. m. aN
nnnn n
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ON AID after IrNE n. lssD.

DOUBLE TRACK; TIE MOST IMPRovEpr E EoTiH
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Bifamboais ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE's LINE. DRgw
11as ana ~ JuMS ,eaye Per o. al NoTi rive. G
SUNDAY eScspts tiaas 'a Sors a Ao,
Excursion to Albany and return, good 20 qays 50.
W. ". rVEKEgf Pro.u.,.
A LBANY DAY BOATs.-ALBAyY aa5
Street Pier s.s5. and 2itb-st At an - sys y--,ry
g Dr. landing e. Ssss< Fly Pa Ss as1s,
passengers bndng at West Poini or VII 'a hs'oi
the 2ij irair on hs Ulstef AID b, s 3sro yt
~ sa g a o IIgsSe checked Sort9 AT
sai" ~fh'Iu TRANS 10 m fro'a 5A "a i0G1 'r pas
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NGW-JgRSTy
~ FER, siauoD In New York. foot ~ BERT ~ '|i
Ferry staiioD In BruokIyn. foot Of Fnl;ons Jevep,
Commenc June a. 1880 Leave New.Yors foo, ., In
erty g., 40 follows; "' LID
Chunk. lsnaneDd Driiion Upper Lchigh, WleesLsgssi
7.i5 a, M. FOR Termination, D. l.. and Western r !,
Easton, Beiheeom, Name. Chnnk ian,qal ere ~ T.
Easlon, Allentown Read ng h!.r buzz 1aheh ofaeaa
panyho Ms@. ess I"naq"a prif'on SaateoFe U5;
iIIo.S1is joa" F"r someryille Remington etc
. M For + euhngtoD. haa0u Allentown Re1dlnc U,.
33Op n or Flemingi'n. Iasoa, Bethlehem wndGa,
Mauch Chunk Tamalua. Driton. WhkesD2tre, scra,dss,
$50 ,. N. For schooeys Mountain nga Bridge Brand.
A4f5p m-For somcryire Pennington etc
$50 p m For Easion De- Lack and we p. r.: ABs,
7:55 p IN For Eas,on. ''4f's e'o
For fzabeih AZ 800 Gl5. c:l5: ~ 7i5 s. 80 ga
30 4. 4:l5, 800 a.! ;, - Pr OH T. 6.5 60 Git
4. & D
leave at SD No. = for Bound Broak
ana iriefaeiiate station. a. ~ a. for Easi9a XleS
Tof SexarS ~ 5:lj ol? % 49, 7i5, So si5 as
5Aa g.. G.l5 $50 T. .. -:ii 3l1 lUlo lllJ II D. "a ~
For uaus 10 IOca. Ionf5 .,e limr Tables stations
Boats Of the Br oklyn 8ud Eo Annex make c'nuo i01,
al Jerscy CIR, and rom BROOKLYN and DeDot
Jtrsey CIV.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
IN SION.
ALL RAIL LINE for Pef.h Alaboy. south Am3,y Ma
awap, KeypOr, iazet ID etown Rod Bank. Lts slysr
= anchlOri. Long Branch heron. Dea. feAcA Oc.4a
Grove, Asbuly Part, ocean Beach S.Iing LAKE, Glr
Point P,tssn Toms River bamegat, atlantic cry, etc
Leave NeHl Ork foot Of Lber st. al 5:i5 1sj. 0. l5
a.. m. 80 $3.50. ., -. 5.Gp. m
For Atlantic CITY, 100 p. M
FREEHOLD AND NhW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION.
Lave loot OF hberyst FOR Freehold at 7:ij HIS NJ
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROU1E-For Highlands. Bellevue. seabrght
Monmouth Beach, Atanucye, Long Branch, Ocean rove
Asbury Park, Git, Point Pleasant Toms River Bra@
Iea,e Ne%i OK foot Liberty st. 6. 92o 1915 m llQ
$40 > D. H. =,
For Atlantic CITY. l;l0 p m.-through ears
STNDAYS-930a a. III. TOR Long Branch.
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TO PHILADELphlyA1,A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLp.EsTA BLIsHkD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
iH BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

IS TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY; >
81 o IN PHILADELPHIA IN NEW-foha'
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A MARY POWELL for West Point. Corn
"a wall Newburg POughkeepse kOllOut and KilgstOn
andng Cozzepss Milton. New Hamburg Hvie ParS
foot of NESrRYsr $40 aud - HIS T. AT 33D p.
excepted. Connection POugbkeepsie with
yeping Il. Il. r. K. for North and West Baggage
we'd At YES 81. Only.
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~ E%W--YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI.

ALI. RAIL LINE for Pef.h AabOy. south Amj -. Ma.
awap. keypUr HaZct y ID etOYn. Ne0 Bank Iaflle silver
Rfantll on. Long Branch heron, Dea beach. Oc.4a
Grove, Asbuly Pars, ocean Beach S.Iug lake SEA Gr
Point PietssnI, Toms River Bameeat atlantic CITY etc
Leave Ork foot OF LDeryst S.l5 1:sJ. o. Iilj
a. m 80. $50. !. -. .. Gp. m
For Atlantic CITY, 1870 d..
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STONINGTON LINE.-For Boston and a!

~ pOluls
STEINER TDN NGION leaves Tuesdays. Thu slays aud
Satulda,s aud The steamer STATE OF NtM lpkApu
days Ncdncsuys and frd1Ys from Pier 3D. North River
foot Of JaysL al special l.nlcd ucAois BO-
sold Wa ts nc - GOOD ONLY FOR the day and 1p
which They bsued specified their iace Freight
taken lDygpsi current rates d. :. BABCOCk, Pros
l. w filkINN. q. l.. AGOnL
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JO LET.-Corner Park-piace and Church
st. large basement and subcel.ar For terms ap
ply TO rutland ~ WHITING NJ. ) Eeekman-sL
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nFFlCES 70 LET in The bu ldlngs 3, . and
" Beekman-st., aud . TO 1873 Nassaust RC LAND
Il . ErrnnanL,t.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
RIVER RAILROA commencing July D. $50, through
trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
so Western and Northern Express 10 hocbeNet
Pattsburg St Adams and Montreal with through drawing
200 a m, Saratoga special
l03O A. IN thicagn ana Western Express Drawing room
ar 10 Canauiai -ua. kOchcs eI and Buffalo
100 a N. express Albany and Troy WITH c0nnecue.
10 [ uca saratoga, Glens Fairs aud Rutland.
$50 D. M, Saratoga SPECIAL
400 y. m, Alb and Troy Express.
Goo 4. Lxpress daily. with sleeping
St Louis running through every day IA the week sleep
IN cars Buffalo Toledo Detroit and Tor Monra er
cepting sunday night via saratoga -, ,- -.
$50 p IN, Pacilc Express. daily with seephg cars
Niagara Falls Rochester. BufalO CleveaDd lOsiO Drrt
aud Chicago and for Clayton VIA Utica, aud WATERFOWL VA
Rome excepting SATURDAYS. ,. -.
ing via Geneva Sleeping cars 10 Geneva Rochester sna
Montreal. via II Adams. go -, - ., ,n.-
IO p m Night Express. with sleeping cars To Albany
and Troy. =. o-,., 4. q ,,,,,,- AM. 81. W.,
colfs xprrss Offices PARK place Ind - am Yi2 Bost
WY Yors, aud 1913 WESTINGHOUSE, BROOKLYN.
/ NJ IOCCE.I sup. {. u. VI r. EI, Cen PassTA gt
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GltD DroDcrtn Go Ect.

rg'O LET.-Completely furnished new house,
tire st ", high stO0p IN West l2Ith ST. between ON
ard Chave- reasonable terms Inquire al No Broad
wa irnnl nllcr. npstairs.
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~ OiAN IA IL lSiNI.
~ T. Boston Worcester. Portland AMI the White Noun
N.w-i -teamers leave Pier No 40
az II D ". sunni
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n PASSENGER TRAINS. an after June l. lss0. VIII
leave fOO OF CuTandt ami DebIoss - al - an
p. III. $50 p M tor tastOn, Bethlehem, Alentlsl
Fe9lne, Mauch chunk. WI aesbsIre. Tow anca Nayerh
Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo aad the West Pu llaa sleep
ipg coaches attached 10 O:3U p. III. train. . =,
Trains leavn2at $40 a. ana p h cohhrct A't a.
POINTS III MahanOv and HaZl ION coal regions.
,. p BYTNGFON. General Passenger AGENT
General astern Office corner church "A ,ortiand:'s
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" ~ SAhA WA ana NJ URN 20 ~
~ 4 TO Lake George and return Tickets good for tho
season. TROY BOATS, CITlIENN LINE-New steamers
SARATOGA and CITY OF Troy leave DAILY (exceD
saturday. at from Fer NO 40 lncwNO All. North
lnyei, foot LEROY st connecting at TROY with morning
trains tor SARATOGA and ALL RESORTS NORTH staie
Court Brooklyn.
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FREEHOLD AND NhW-YORK RAILWAY
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEV
BOUND BRo1K ROUTl

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
leave Newly 0rk from station C. r. H. Of y j. 1901 OF LIB
eIiy- ST., for Philadelphia.
FOR station corner NJ TN AMI ats at GiJ 7i5, -
HID u 80 T. 1870 4:4j. $50 7J, l. ON SUI
day a. slJ "A. $50 ald - .
For station corner Third and Berkss' al Gij, 7i3
Has 1890. $40 $50 p. Ia. on SUNDAY Al 30 p n
For Trenton, Warren ard Tuckersts n4o, tt3, - lll5
,3O 4. 4:31 4:i5 $50 1:J5 u sunday az oiS
a. H.; j..O ,
From station Philadelphia and heading i.4ilo4, crle'
aIrc.usts., 81 Job 1910
2 3:lj J:4O 7:lj. y p. On sunday. o3J ~ J34
From Third amt BerSssts. at 3. 800 ego 94j l. m.
ll5 81: 90, G:3O. lI:3O p. Sunday at $50 NJ n
sD.uOt.s Pullman cars attached.
From Trenton Warren and Iucker-sts-IZ0 Except Mon
davs) g. 72O 800. lO;l0 1880, M ZOO Zt1 as oll
e.in D. m sunday - 800 a.. n. o.l3 =. NJ. - - 80.
Tickct1 Of Dertysi., sos. @3', -pl iO
ql4 957 23 Broadway the principal hotels AOA
and Court-st and Annex Office. Jewefs Wbaf ho"I,h
New.Yoik transfer Company lDoids cypress ~. gay Dr
ADMIRATION can he - and 3z3 Broad" AID 75c
* are %sw.Y and CDurt,. brooklyn. Ahc-e ofc q
are In with the Bel phone and Law IeegraPA
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Gounirn Dropsrtp Tor sale anO 90 Let

Gonnlrn Dropertp Tor sale nn0 90 Let.
At ORANGE, \. j. (neighbOrhOod speciality.
"A -lloprlty and rent all varieties; great bar
3 tDN AhD T. IA VI li4iO>' 4 , 4Ibcsi' y. /.
LOR SALE-A well located FARM of 40
acre, in somerset County. Nd; terms very cay. For
particulars address j. T. COSIEN. POcOmOAe CITY, Md
FOR SALE, to c.OSe an estate, very low;
20 acre farm al HightStowD ~ j. close 10 depot adj
Joining town good land fine building plenty ana shade
trees must be De appreciated. Address
i. ". FIELDER. Ocean. Beach. y. j.
ARANGE. \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS Ia let sale. furnished and unIrplshed
~ ACKM ELL SMl I'll. OUp. man siaoL ORANGE, Nj
no LEE IN JERSEY CITY, near Van Worst
Park.-Fm nshed pariOr and bedroom with hrstclass
responsible desiring 60 board Tor the winter
this Will be found opportunity IN private family.
References gwen and required Address -
MANSION HOUSE
Post Office Box No. 100, jersey Clty, NJ
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NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE

steamers OLD COLONY and NEWPORT leave Pier q
of Murray-st daily Except sunday at o.
JLI.AisS united and good
only ana connecting Train wIrn
leaves Newport the at 13O In Boston
49,. and obtained ONLY at office
Pier %. y H.. and
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents.
GEO I cox NOR GEM pa.sApf