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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14
The supper and Ball Of the knights
Of EDytHi1Aa. -f-@. -f7-

The supper and I8all Of the knights
ofPythtAa. &-@.T 3rt5
+ This supper and bali given by the
StonewalkI Ledge No 8 Of the knights
Of Pyth 5 fthis ~ to the delesates
and sepiesestsayS = the aker ledse.
of this order In this State upon the &C.
caston of the Grand Lodge of the State
of Louisiana, as announced In our last
issue, came OF on the 9th inst. accord
li1S f epQ0intsae9& the supper at~the
opss Apss md tie hall IL heE .ew
store Of Mayor Endom across the
street. p->ryr.r e-.s.r,-l...
The supper was prepared and laid In
the Opera Hall under the immediate
direction of Mrs. Hsll, aud consisted of
al the sabstantfals : and deIiGscies Of
the season which liberal expenditure
on the par: Of the, knights Of Stone
wall Lodge and care upon the part of
the manager coald provide.
Ten tables in all were elegantly. az
ranged and tastefully ornamented With
floral ecoratibns py~<he ssves 81
Knights and 6ther fadfes 81 the esty
who were kind enough to render their
valuable assistance upon this occa-
sion. -tE.
At half past ten O'Clock p. M, the
knights ana their gsests, under Tie
escort of the committeeof arrangements,
proceeded from the ball room to the
supper hail. Hon. ID. b.. Woollrun,
the Supreme Chancellor Of the world,
was introduced to the assembled guests
by Lieut.. Governor McEnery, and res.
pended in a few eloquent remarks ap.
proPriate to the occasion, at the con-
clNA9usof.whieh all took the seats as.
st(6$ ihh T-thkAbles,s and PRO
eeded to discuss the vianls provided
'@ftheir' enterhlnnasnt. !,
Many persons visited the hall before
the Knights and scoanpany entered,
and seemed to be pleased, as we think
they ought to have been, by the per-
feetness of the arrangements and the
'boaantifalDess Of: the Feast which the
Stonewali Knights and their agents
had provided for the entertasunaent of
the visiting bsethrep.
I 1e lhert arsad I11dgs Vim 90
senoble In New Orleans.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

! All Of the delegates 10 the Grand
Lodge X. Of r., which met IN Monroe
last week were highly delighted with
the city, as wea rs with the generous
reception with which they were greet
ed. The Monroe Lodge X. of p. num-
beers about IS members.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

We are sorry to know that the fruit
crop for this season promises to be very
poor. Many apple, pear, plum and
peach trees, have failed to bloom, or,
blooming, have dropped their flowers
aud young fruit. There will be no
plums, probably attributable to the
trees being infested with lice, as they
very frequently are. Peaches are a
failure, at least In this immediate vi
cinity. and perhaps \ more signal one
than last year. Apple trees which are
usually hardy, have shed their fruit
almost entirely, where they have
formed it, and blight is affecting
the life of the branches and tR some
cases the trunks Of tho trees ti&
Though perhaps q conjecture, the
cause of this Is thought to be the Sc.
we're freezes in November aud Deem
Der last, following suddenly very mild
weather, while the sap was up, and
thus impairing or destroying the or.
ganism of the trees. Whatever may
be the cause of this failure in the fruit
crop, it is to be deplored, as it de
prives our people of luxuries iuexpen
sive, when grown at home, and unob
tainable in sufficient quantities from
abroad.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

All the cultivabIe land on Black
river |. clear of water, aud the planter.
are reported 10 be hard at work.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14
HA"""*c .r, e. { .... =
HIGH SCHOOL,

This Academy for both Sc xes will begin
it's second half session on 81
Monday, February 10, 1880,
and will continue 20 weeks or. f mont its
This Institute was never before in such
trim for accomplishing the ends OF etiuoa-
ton. The teachers are all professionals :;
the academy building is new and elegant !;
new patent seats and desks, and two eie-
giant pianos are en- route, and will all arrive
during the present month.
One hundred dollars in cash will pay for
The entire expense of a pupil, except book
and music. for tho s months, in the house
OF tho undersigned, who will be both
teacher and parent to all committed to his
household. '~,f
ID. Il. CONNERLY, Principal,
Feb. 4.-h-tf Hamburg, Ark
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

able to say; we think though that she
Is coming alone, in which event she
should be up to-day sometime. AS
will be inferred from the above, the
Hintsr Nos 2,hae hseGea9aeed to tow
ttAe "Katies 10 a,s point, and it is
quite probable that She also left Tues
day. i-
The Fred A. Blanks has been taken
to layiug-up quarters at Algiers. AS
to her future novamepts we are not
(is1ormed. hut ptes. 81 l.ats sheswill
take the place of Que of the Vicksburg
packets, or go TO tho Ohio iniercnd-
ent.
The Little Bob left Sunday morn
ing for Camden. On her last trip the
Camden folks chartered this sssaesy''
little craft, which, as some say, "can
ran through clover field on heavy
dew, )" aud gave big picnic at French
Point Is miles below. If tho Little
Bob Sights Monroe this trip as she
has been doing, we -shAn ssshow her
up" y e
rho ro,.ntI rI. 60
Fred A. Bianks. arrived rom New
Orleans at G O'Clock SATURDAY eveoinp
with a good freight, and lett Sunday
morning with fair return trim. mostly
slaves. She left Wednesday and ia
dine M Tomorrow.
pho Holm uou.r, ,ss..,, ,,>., OF
6 y m s,tnr,sv win y.rv ,;.ht
trim sba .ddad here a Inf of an,n,v
f,acr + ae,z
r,,o ~. x,,,,.o ,,>
..s"s, ~ '' .o' ~ ~a.e"'
. -, ~. - ~ ~. r'~"
D'.r,--sISr 80, ~>,"I
Ia;s..:s- = sr.. .s.,.s. WV
Cs-s,,o- 80. ~. s.:ssss ~: w."
49, s,s -
5 -
I"e olala o. na. W : Wss 8 naFa"n
'ro'n |"'s I'"ue a"u - oWfslt 81 as
trl-"eekIy packet !" teeseSSew Dr.
leans anu upper coast TRACE. Bryant,
ttse ''ve1 s<f'oe OF the new orleans
'."
S .",s .''''y 20
'. '"'''' s" = s: .s"
: tnere he anysh''g "sNcQsben Con-
WELL inc handsome anu popular
cferk OF the John HANNA appreciates
ana ot''eA.s IN lecesviae, rs peaa-
tsAn' Doquet nom . Psesty g'ri. he"'s
- 20 sseco oes. t's was sa
:. = a 90 19 strtvat Oh
Ws .1 .1e yss y PseaAense" ny
is.1s.--.....s -. ,." ~. So VI VIC
- '''--"'
=. A11s's We Ss sse.. ssso' 40"
- ssS,,,.elaAs ''nsIu'''r 20 U.s.
''s0 nes' mas 'o"s ''''ce es''see' 'p
49,. sss..s 1'..' ". o1s young i''s'.:
".. ' = ss co'' v'"'e'
20 '.''' '.'s'.t'<. ..'e" e10 .'lo '"e" ~
$3.50 So. k.'s' pgt % '"*'
AA"". W." p' "..' '"".'"S luz l"
.oPS y. inc ""'."e ''"'"" paper
"eso.et. ""o.'y 10 ''sel interests anu
VIZ" :. paoo q. o'"a''
lso' at c".''ao' '''S' A"'''s'|'"S
stood - feet and falling.
The Morgan-Cannon collision still
engages the attention OF the river re.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

Approving, as We Do, tsex sam EouIrA-
si;s f .,s sf Eo ss,n~
olent and Muttiaf .Reffef sAssociation al
New Orleans, and appreciaftasy the impor-
lance Of having 2 branch office and agency
do in improving the business of our town
and community, we. the undersigned, do
Association and to aid in the organization
of n local Board and Agency Of the Same at
this place. n. - &c, rf.,r
We do also advise all who feel All interest
in the welfare and tlls bs,ain moss Of our
munity and who may wish TO provide sup-
port and protection for their families,, 10
join this exceIfcnt Association NJ once, as
We have done. Signed ''
FRANKLIN GARRETT, =, j. r. STRoTHER,
JNo, DRAGo, ID. NJ. SHoLARA,
Il. y. RICHARDSoN, JNO. q. SANDERs
WARREN q. KENNEDY, NJ. j. LIDDRLL,
CuAS. !. BOATSER, AUSTIN GREEN,
+. =. STUBBs, JOHN a. MOohE
>. ID. MCICNERY, IL. Is. CRYER, /
URIAH MILI-SArS, And others.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14
,.r MoNRoE. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, p.
BANKING AMI E:XCnANssE OFFICE
~ Eq ,slgits s.,,te--- OF ~ fsif ia e,.yj
LEWIS D. ALLEN, Jr.,
ifS14 GRAND ST., MONROE, LA.toi

bltfa AiE IN INV RANK RUILnlNo.
Interest a,,ews Re on time aspcs,ss Sells
Oslearss aud Vtcksblfg. MutnAte1 money
and foreign coin bought ut highest rates. ~
M0nroo, .'rrcaton, FafMorvtlle, Bastrop,
Vtesa,ar ouachita city, ColNMbiR, &c.
!, = April 4, 1870.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

The -entestainmkut given Tuesday
night by the Catholic ladies at the
hall OF tho Young Catholic Friends,
was, we are E'ad to Q say, largely at
t0@Oe0. .-..irli Lst.L - - =,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

The s'Ceon'' aud His Little Pistol.
Last Sunday evening De Siard street
was for the second time within the
past fortnight, the scene of another ia
tai encounter. Two young negroes,
VIM. Jones and Jim Star, became in
volved in difficulty about a negress,
and, after exchanging angry words for
a while, Star evidently imagined that
matters had gone about as far as they
should, and accordingly brought his
little revolver into requisition, send
ing two bullets into Jones, from the
effects Of which he (Jones) died in a
few minutes. The coroner's jury
brought in verdict of unjustifiable
ho,nieide. The killing occurred in the
extreme eastern portion of the city
which is known as "Guinea." Star
languishes in the tscity hotel" on st.
John street. Z,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

Messrs. Bry e. Malr have now moored
in the river about 1900 logs In RATS,
capable Of making about COG, GOO feet of
lnmhar, and costing In the log Is per
1000. This timber was cut and RATED
from the D'Arbonne, the L'Oatre and
the Saline, and bought by these enter
prising gentlemen for manufacturing
into lumber for this market.
We further learn that they are still
expecting large quantities from
above and other. sources They seem
to take railroad exteation as suggestive
of decided local: city improvements
and we wish them all success In the
way of reward for their timely pre-
paration.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

...o. MARRIED.. s2s"
At the residence Of the brides. father,
March nth, 1850, WILLARD b. NAWCOMn
to Miss MATTE q. BlGRY,-both Of this
parish. .. ,-.it.r.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

Bat nauss Inform him that Capt. Isabun
did not buy the Katie for , wharfboat
fol-. Trenton, but bought her for Mon
roe. $500
New Orlean. Asaocra.l
Tho Rosa b., Capt. u. Rabun
asd Clerk L. Brunalsss ssved We'd
tnesElay night from HaS1 Arbonne,
aad is receiving to IeeW. The Rosa
Has built for this trnAe last fall by
Capt. .Rabun, and Is - good a boat as
I Capt. Rabun, aswA mentioned some
time ago. b0d8hk tse hull Of the Katie
for a wbarfboaf at Monroe. He is now
making arrangements to have it taken
| to that point.
j; The Rosa IeA Monroe on Tues day
morning, and AS will be seen by COM
parison with the above, made the run
| to New Orleans inside OF 4S hours
teiistauce $50 rliiies-an average Of 10
miles per hour. However, some al
Iowa nee must he made for landing
which would probably make it "
miles an hour. TO leave Monroe
Tuesday morning by steamboat and
arrive al New Orleans "Wednesday
night Is by no means slow travelling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
GERMAN MAIL.

IMPENIAL GtKMAN MNIIl.
{ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ~
STEAM HIP LINZ BETWEEN NtW.IORk,
sOtTTTI ~ l"rON AID BREMEN.
0OFR SAT. oct ~. MOSEL.-.-----. sat NOV. y.
MN sal. O.t. %. DONAU ...-.-.- rat NOV. ~.
= a a. y $50 Ci f.nm u DIRK 20 SOCTAAMP-
TON. HAWKE or KVEMEN no
FIRST CABIN --...... aIpOf SEtOND CABIN--....-SbO
STEEPAGi. $50.
petrr tickets AZ rced "a g. PrepsiG steerago oertih
cqt~S +2s ,cancrr sail from Pier between cond ana
Thirds u.s.. Hctckcn. y J. ,. , -, d, ', .-,,u- -rooD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IhN BETWEEN
NEWyORK AND PHILADELPHIA

TRAINS Fab MS RET EXS e SE SgNRAX
DoUBkE INn E FEsf Ti' tn c0XsisrESTi
WITH AB5OLuIE AsErf
On aud after 0Cr 4, 1850.
xprcss Train. leave York Vi. Dosbrosses and
'pgt tr s Pe 1S @ e, sa II H. 80 $40
= and 10 p and ~ night SUNDAYS; 40 snd "a
NJ o. n S. 20 es awe ~ I'd dsy except sunday at 79o
9. N and p H.. running through VIA IFsn''h ~id ga.
Boats Of Irookyn Annex connect w,Ih al thFo1s Tia
rsey CITY, shoriing speedy and mrect r'ns'er fof
ee,nTn,g ira ms e4ve West AIDE PIMA II OF 345 E2J
= 7'ss 8 $3.50 u. Limited EIpras l3o mr.
5S ana ~ h M Leave S Pni apha via C Camden aSS
ga and so f. m dan, exc. " sondsy ... =
end loot OF Des6rsfs aud cft nitst No st
QoyG n Pf a Go i Il 5d JoSe7 G
immigrant Ticket Office, No Battery Place g., 49,, ,.o,
baggage ron, hotels asl residences =, FARMER
FRANK General MSSager General Passenger Agent
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i Nkw-YORK. LAKE ERIE AND wE9rERN RAIL
o. rGASs SASSs BE EggEsT o MAY TO- lSs0
s mCi a atf IoS an 5G.penson srdge
s. NJ lDaiiyj~Fssj Il Loai: GjpresS arriving at But
Southwest iuimsns Dast DrawngrOO sleeping Coaches
g" Pacific EHTess for me Wet sleeping
Chisa ahoat ,hanse a 90 Hotel Dining Chicago
m am a'a sr, S2R s Tor b 5S fs
Mr arr GO drgh SO Saturday tut nights only sundays
~ fprl
a. IN train stop, huthefoTu only on ounaays-Iz hoo
l:l5: b o. 81 4IO $40, $50 Gao $50. iU51 D M -
miuniaht Sundays 800. 800 lu2oa M lfS oSo D. H.
app PatrrsoS s. ga 1860 $40 TO- lO:2o. 1880 IL noon
laS y:lu :tJ 40 4:su D. o.lO, go $3.50, ois $50,
2 -. a = iu.sO d IN ard - n1dngh; SuDd ys, D. 500,
H,lb iO.Oa M l:l6 U..O. Z, . p m and ~ midni& -
900 20 100 q" M iS; S u.s. o $50 o. 1896
I'M l:f5, h:3 700 p. IN. aud ~ Wlun,e"@
rSss a 9sU co 9IS al TO $780, 4so Sun
of aon SS ann Kingston 900 $3.50 p NJ SUNDAYS 80
"a. ~ 9bo A. "a 7.1A n. m
SUNDAYS q, s.8J lV:ZU a m. ooO D. IN IN = 7,s . M
MdI,eowl 7 50, 1922 M 500 t;SO TO M ~
sind va 80 10 20 a M 800, y Tho a u aid 400
N M traius connect Nth Ne"-Iork ahd os"eHo Mi"'~n'
A1ir,ad at ' 30 O. IO:2U 4i3O D. T. 7;l5 sun
IN "A m, ., 6:ih aud : D. M.
Ros, leave 2Sa ST. quarter oil ana quarter al'er
zach anr from b.tb A el5 H. anu AZ IUiO aud ll:4o
y. M FIR Apartmeuts IN Draw IA K Room
,s,inr nar1rs be Obtiin-1. aud Orde TOR the
s STU nj, ap.I.r OF BaygA-e be ieit At the Con.
,sa,es Nos A. ! Or JJf DrJauNsy, " u, M. :
p w, - Nropslyn o, AZ tho C1mpauy'- Dtlots -
n,ra. airs from the " 81 TrHe ia No" f"rA ~ f4o
and lao M 40 hssofi 0ebT Pass'r Agt NewYo
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ fraus leave EnEirw0nd Ciosef flefupn and NY
1ck Z o. . A. M; j. s. = i,'. ''' "a" ~, ilJJ - IA
800. tn nd ia d. ID. 1880
i,.v. iti minute. Later SATURDAY nights a., oil. ed,
Manuel 81 ing Valley an Moa'o' i'oo' ''o No. ai10
D. ~' Isn ~ AnHnrr ns"sra Paa.'r Agent Now York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23

1s TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
- DtP-I. ) ~ PHILADELPHlA IN NbW-fOfK-
noUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MINI AND TIE FASIE1 llAt CONSISTENT
WITT AUSOLUIE A!EfY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
For Roth Sexes-Citv

ERlENDS' SEMINARY for both sexes. East
X 10Th 1T. ana RUTHERFORD pace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAln.

Z Hamburg .tineucan Packet tOmpanEs L4ne 'or
PLYMOUTH. CuERBJ RG. AMI II AHbO's 80 40. =,
Lis - l. = tl0l -.-
WIELAND ......-.. Nov !. " > P"t iA'.'...-'VE 20
IA IS # passage Plvm nth. London ChefoeirK y ~
al points In the south OF Ehe aOht rus .Dui
sIU0 r.ecoDd CauiI. Steef9gt ro" rOuHn mp a.
- Al, pI1 ~ a. 4. r.. ItltiARD * co,
II Ay,nfs General Passenger Agents.
- cI t.,.,'Jzt = Y No. 81 BrUadWsv y. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
NgISS De BRUYN KOPs and MISS KEITH,

HAVE Removed TO 81 EAST 9eTHsr"
and viii open their French Board and Day school lot
Ssnne adcs SEM 90 They VIII the city Sep J. UnA
hen address
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RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINZ -
AND UNITED STA IS MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave NewYork Desbrosses aud Coahdt 9'oo''
F,rries f0.iOWs. -, ,.. r,,,t.,.,
BarrisbG < Psbur- tn West and south WIN Puhia'n
Paiace t'sr4 attached. "A M. anu $50 dhly
" iainspott lOca $50 !, CORY au1 Cfie
at $50 b. M connecting at Cory foe Iiinsve petroleum
cam Inc Dl Regions
Bsltim1re aud tue south Limited WashhgoPn
IVnr.ss of Gilman Paor daily except sund j. 10
a. N arrive at shs son Az m eeuIar at $3.50 Ani
$50 A. m. s ] %. sunday 10 u. ,o -.
FXure-a fr West PhIlade phia, 40 40 $40 no ilnn
tcGl L. $3.50 L. rs = q, Z, $50 aid ~ p n aIt
9nignt Snndly 4 80 aud IN, 8. 9, T. $50 and 10
IA. and - uiyht. 900 - - ., -,
except SUNDAY. .- . .t,A -, ,,ror,, tain,
30 BrO1A !u Annex '"nh'ct WI a.. o.
M Jersey Citg afJrdmg speedy and direct transfer Tor
.'rOOSYG trivei. o...o.r,, 7 to.,o a p, "a, , n,
daily "a G3 y. .ay, except Monday From WASH
~ -, ard y trnOre 65 So d;5 20 1860
sI,ay G.51 a IN. Fiou PIN siepha, 3: %, G;5 $40,
IOa35 D. m sunday. 5:5O Goo q l0io ilSo a. NJ o'So
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! O. H!ln WILL PAY the entire expense for
II LAtbiF board iCn music and art oee;hrT VII n
sheet % boOGs for u" ro,",e
I yesr ~ B0TiDENrOWN FE ia T. C0LLEGEr Borden
lawn \ i MM. - BOW EN-, A ii, Pres
! Pro rata balance OF .be gcar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
Gamers.


EOVERNESS or COMPANI0N.-By a lady,
~ graduate OF Packer IDHtine governess or eomgahi
10 winter given and required All
dress n. Box 4. Tnbuue Office
MISS LILLE BERG. late in charge of Vocal
WI Rye seminary Voice building after llaian
method ABBY ondlly. Room No b. HAlNES ia oth-
ave, Saturday mornings Address 453 Yves I0jhst
MR.. OTTO W. FUErTERER yGottlngen
IVk University, HanOvar). In classics ahI t.
attention TO German pronunclat0n Ne al usln
Ing. lbs West 2Hdst
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
j Arb rEACHERS.-The aitentioI Of principals aud
MANAGERS Invited 10 our larIe list OF superior
' q, CorI,SWORTH PINCKEEY,
Domestic BUILDING.
Broadway. Coz. iithst y. Y.
DRIVATE TUITION.-ihe undersigned
VIII give instruction in private families ana
schools pupils Of 10th sexes. IN Mathemate "io1k'
Lain nd English atudie,. .x.,. , =, ~ ga
Adde'S WILLIAM j. NEVIu :, u u COX 12H'
ViEACHER.-Mss Helene iIesse, teacher OF
German in tn city for years, has established an
for govoFneEscs taeheFr oonpan"s'
Ieschers, at NO Esst Eoust-
Broadway Mss H. rosume. het oss0is m noI.aa.
rVyUE ITNICN TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
Vides schools aids tcachers IN obtaining
p0sition rec tmmends foOd schools To parents
a. LOWELL, ~ CO.. Managsrs AZ iioldst Ns"'foN
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New.York foot Of Lber,yst Ferry
Commencing June II 1ss0-Leave NewYot. Of LIB
5is0 @.-Ior Easton, Bethlehem, Wind oap Mauoh
Chunk Tamnnend. Driiton. Upper Lehigh, Wkes0arre'
715 @For FI,mir ytcp D, l. and Western r. r..
O mtor sohooIes Mountain High sdSe Branch Branch
Dsgy;e wlIlamspor, ranaqus Difton Nan'iooSe Upper
ig ing a. s,r 81 For &c erv no Flemngton &c
i p m.-Fr Termination. EastOn. Allentown. Reading
o ms aY Remington E,ston Be.hohem Wind Gap
Mauch Chunk TsnaqlA Dnfton. Wnkesbarro scranton
$50 uFor sehooloys tain, High Bridge Branch,
4'iS ?. n.-Eor somery.le Flemlnston; &e; r..,. p
5lu y. ln.--FOr EaStOn. and western N ~,
Al cntOwn, Reading, Harrisburg aauch Chunk wilkes
745 p. G,.-For Easton. ann oo,
oS 6s i5 - I,G s5 'sG n 81 100 80 800
g SS e 5 $1 ~ C a9 ~ ,' s 2T 30 i S
at go h %. for 1 ns%aH s
'oTa HaTIse5F 60 S HS $S is 7 40 SIS
: t. 1880 ill1 a. nj m m = Pr I 4 tSo o. o;So
For ra,n. poiot. scs Time Tables st,ons
at jers CITY station to and from BOOkiyn and depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH
ALL RAIL LINE for Woodbridge Perth Amooy. sonth
Aans % y h as sae Feoa
s Beech oGAG SrSye As0uy pr Ocean BTaS a 1gIas
BamegaI, Arandc CITY. etc. ,,.
lao, $3.50. 4. $3.50 p
For uahuc Cily. l30 .. m
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
L co H.CIIoN. Leave folt Of LiDerty-sG for Free
hold at s:l6, ll:46A. NJ. 400, $50 NJ
~ EW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Tune Table OF october 4, 1891 Lave NewYork foot LAD
erty-st. y r 90
E'r Sandy Hook. Via Branchport, sl5 lids a. m. 63o
D. M. -
For Highlands BranchpOr 300 S:l5, HAS m, AGO.
6:3' - m.
For Monmouth Beach and soabrgb via BranchporL 5;Oo
$40 ll:fa %. m. 1880. 400 $50 m. ~
>ib III. Fed Bank for Manchester Toms RIVER Bar
1880 D. m.-yia BANK, for Manchester. Toms River
ATLANTIC CITY an1 all stations Bayside
h4 Red Bank for all stations 10 Writings TOms
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
L COVHrCTI0N. Leave foot OF LiDerty-st for Free
hold A n 400. $40
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
L
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ROUND Brook EouTE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TKkN on aud PHILA DELPHIA.
Leave New ORR from station C. H. r. Of y j. foot OF LIB
From en Snsn and gresq so at 80 900.
For station 90 uer fbTi at 7:.5 90 lli5
FOR n sso GaS T and TaeseT SIS 7,5 g. ll5s nj
* r a s sraa n u R q Pn SGShSG "a f9 20
81 rom lion t11ds PA aug t s,nE R1rN 49, o 35
$40 I'm y Pr or sunday At 20 , m $50 Y p IAN
b:2 $50 lis6 m SUNDAY .,.ys q. $50 a. n p NJ
From enton Warren and fuckers =. l;25 except Mon
dayl g. 40. 1Oj, 40 100! 2'o. '2S 6:lO STOP
rcIcs Tor Of Liberty ST. Nos 259 g.: 2Gl 1Oi
and Courtst~. and Annex Office Jowehs wharf BfooA'
York Transfer CO. Dqdas E1ersss, vii call for ran AM
SafoS S s1 3. made a. ss ana Boawsy @
and ~ & nno IA fs ce SDn f0
JOSEPH HAh"Ia' genera H1ese Zen ps,s Agent.
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nsu
L gat1ck and iJusaOuc Raj road'steamer leave Cath
srs 7 p f5 a 6y a5y ohr Toe .O AM an 4' pm
COR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
iemedaie ale pSni u.s. Steam r. cave peT p r. r. day GU
seecs 5rains at Ycwiayeq Hartford spitasieii 60
4 YSTK ana aq corisf o6sy ~ '''
L'OR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
f. @ s5 % tay SlE Rel s IS Sa a'2s Ferry
-''' = 49, "a GHSi0N iiCKEro, - CENTS.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
$50. through rains .il eavc Grand Central Depot
500 Western aud Northern Express 10 lsochestet
Plat - Albdns ami MOutrea.
a. Chicago EEpr' drawing JOm cars 70 Canah'
daieua Rncli-sftf ,ui Buflo.
IiaOa ~ 10 4 bany aud Troy. with connections TO Utca.
Saratoga. Gicn's Falls and isufllnd .,.
S.5op m saturdays oniy -peca Express to Albany and
Troy
400 ?. m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
l. EXnTcs5 daily win sleeping cars Tor
IT lou : running thruush Ia the week; also
spruiug roieO and Detroit ana Tor Mon
neal excepting SUNDAY night. via raUoga. A.
ga . M. PACING Express. daily, VITA seeping or ~
Fails Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Ioi 40 DelVi'
a 4 Chicago =, $500. ,r.1 ION,
ing via SeeDng cars TO Geneva toohesler III"
1880 M sight Express. with sleeping cars to Albany
an" ~. on sale at Nos 49, 252 and Alb Broadway
V,,.rcott rApr Oiccs Par.-pie and 80 ami 5iS
pr,4dSav fOrS aud 333 Wds1Iug ton.st. BroOEIyD
l. N 'VGuCEY, Gen SuD. &. B. MEnkl.K. Gen Passr AgL
NORWICH LINE
4, Ho,ton. Worcester, Portland aud the White Noun
-, 80, 'N,vVi ,oon--teaneis Per No 40 North
TI,eT az ; D. m. taiiy except 7ALi vs.