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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Minister Morton will not spend
the winter at Cannes, as stated.
At Cork presentment sessions, on
Saturday, e2S1 was voted for extra
constabulary.
Kass0n was objec ted to in the
Speakership contest, b ecause he Was
friendly with Blaine.
Scotch tenant farmers are agitSt-
ing the question of lower rents and
tenant interests in the land.
Rev. Mr.. Bower, Garheld's Oh
pastor, was nominated by the eau
Gus for chaplain Of the House.
English conservatives will turn
the Irish troubles to party advan-
tage. Attacks on government are
becoming bitter.
The republican representative
caucus nominated Col. Hooker, 4
New England man, for sergeant-at-
arms of the House.
On the 10th there will be held il
London, a meeting to raise funds for
a memorial monument in WestmiR-
lister to Dean Stanley.
A bailiff's house at Frankfort.
Kings County, Ireland, and two adj
joining houses with much property
were destroyed by incendiary fire.
Minister Lowell has reached
Paris on his return from Rome.
The English are profoundly graft
fed with the prospect of LeWelfE
retaining the ministership.
The defeat of Hiscock for the
speakership is regarded as a triumph
of the Conkling-Arthur-G Grant infu-
enee. Hiseock was anti-Conkling
last spring, and Cameron's control
of the Pennsylvania delegation de-
feated him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

Washington, 3.-The democratic
caucus organized by electing Repre-
sentative House, of Tennessee, chair
man, and Frost, of Missouri, and
Welburn, of Texas, secretaries.
Proctor Knett, of Kentucky, offered
a resolution endorsing the declara-
tons ofthe democratic national con-
ventions in 1878 and 1880, the object
being to endorse the free trade
plank. Knott and Reagan sup
ported and Hammond, McLain,
Hooker, and Herbert opposed it.
Hooker moved to indefinitely post
pone the resolution; carried--73 to
Y.
On motion of McKenna all officers
of the last House were renOminated
ri0G D0ce.
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NERVE And BRAIN DISEASES

n\R. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, q specific for HysterIs, Dir
illness, Commissions, Nervous HesdGshe, Men
tai Depression, Loss OF Memory, Premature
gence, excuses or overwork Of the brain,
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment One dollar
box, or six boxes for Eve dollars! sent By
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaFsR-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, Aceona-
panied with FIVE dollars, We viii send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does not effect 8 cure.
Guarantees issued only by q. G. II. l. Drug
Store, Salt Lake City, Utah. Orders by maii
at regular price. Bo1S
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DIED.

MoReAN-In the Fourteenth Wsrd1
this city, Decemb-r 4, at II 80 O. clock.
an Of brain fev-r, JOIN, son of John
and Helen d. Morgan. born February
IL. 1881.
Date Of funeral servic : will be an
nounced hereafta-.
Haywood In Iii. city, December
A., at l O'Clock am, Of heart diseaae.
Mrs. B M. Heywous, wife If Joseph l..
Haywood, born Novem Der Y. 1923,
No date BIS yet been let for the
funeral.
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Lost In the Snow.

Denver, COL, 3.-Tribune'S Dur
ango: a man named Mogle, two
brothers named Chapman and two
others, names unknown, several
days ago left Ophir to walk to Sill
verton and have not been heard
from since. The snow on the ridge
is over three feet deep, and it is be-
lieved they persisted. A party has
gone in search.
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brought out that Bailey had been
given $5e0. The prisoner was
worked up considerably and contra
dicted the witness, accusing him of
penetrating a fraud upon him.
ScoVille wanted Bailey's notes, but
they had been destroyed.
Afterwards Scoville resumed his
reading of clippings, and there
being no other witnesses the court
adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

Cutler Brothers have
Oranges by the BOx.
, turkeys and Poultry Of
ALI Kinds, A. Booths
Oy sters, Trout and Fish
Of all Kinds, Choice APP
rEes and Other Fruits,
Wholesale and Retail. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

A competent Teacher desires a
school in this or enc of the adjacent
counties. Unexceptionable refer
ences. Address at once, A. c.,
HERALD Office, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
A RUSH.

Bailey & Son are rushing out that
car load of Choice Apples in fine
style. Call soon and buy box, only
$1.25 and $1.50 per bushel. They
also have a large stock of Grass,
Garden and Field Seeds. Goods de-
livered free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

Just Received, q fine
lot of ID. ID. MalIOry's
Fresh Oysters, wholesale
and retail,
AT BOWring Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Our Loved Ones.

An immense stock of dolls, toys,
fancy vases, jewelry, albums, shell
boxes, velvet frames and fancy
goods of every description, at Cam
eron's New York House, cheaper
than ever before.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

OUR Stock of Plain, Brocaded and
Striped Pushes, Embossed Velvets,
and various novelties in Silks and
Satins of all descriptions,is decidedly
the handsomest ever seen here, and
we are constantly receiving new adj
ditions. We also call attention to
the many bargains we are offering
in our choice Dress Goods. Many Of
the fabrics cannot be replaced.
COIN BROS.
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suicide.

DeadwOod, D. T., 3.-The body of
Herman Anderson, a ranch hand,
was found hanging to a tree this
morning, the feet touching the
ground. Suicide.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

It has always been our motto to
advertise less than we actually
have, and when we announce that
our stock this year is more varied,
rich and chaste than it has ever
been before, We are confident the
public will be convinced that it is
So. We only ask call.
JOSLIN q PARK.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
LOOK HERE!

If you want Box Labels,
If you want Note Heads,
If you want Show Cards,
If you want Law Blanks,
If you want Ball Tickets,
If you want Programmes,
If you want Letter Heads,
If you want Bottle Labels,
If you want Auction Bills,
If you want Bank Checks,
If you want Calling Cards,
If you want Address Cards,
# you want Shipping Tags,
If you want Business Cards,
If you want Wedding Cards,
If you want Invitation Cards,
If you want Business Circulars,
If you want Pamphlets Printed.
If you-want JOB Printing of sanx
description, done in a most sati sfas-
tory manner, you can satisfy your
wants by calling at or adore ssing
the HpRALD Office. Salt Lake City.
If you want Dodgers,s
If you want Envelopes,
If you want Bill Heads,
If you want Statements,
If you want Certificates,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Bucks for Sale.

A FINE lot of half French ang
half Spanish, also a lot of very fine
grade Bucks, all of which were inn
ported by JeWett & Munson, ana
will be sold at the lowest possible
figure at my farm, West Temple
street. two miles south of Temple
Block.
ALMA PRATT.
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WANTED.

One Hundred Wood Choppers. to
cut Ties on Weber River and its
branches, fer .. P. r. R. For con-
tracts and particulars, inquire of
e. Il: YOUNG, Sen., Wanship, Sum-
NIT Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

For THE Odd Fellows Ball a
splendid lot of Spanish Lace Fichus,
Mother Hubbard Collars, Six-Button
Opera Kids, at $1.50 and many other
Novelties just received
At F. AUERBACH s. BRO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN

Fine lot Of Utah raised Bucks
from Crismon & Weiler's herd
Apply to ALMA PRATT, at his farm
two miles south of Temple Block
West Temple street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

Two Houses and Lots and Three
Five Acre Grass Lots. Enquire of
Homer Brown, corner of West
Temple and Sixth South Streets. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
FOR RENT.

5 The Montana Brewery for Rent,
cheap. Inquire at the place, near
Hot Springs, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

THE BEST Assortment of OVER
COATS-an and ULSTERS can be seen
at l.. GOLDBERG'S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
WANTED.

Two or Three Rooms, furnished,
for a gentleman and his wife, for
housekeeping. Apply to S. w.
DARKE & Co. \
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1t is conceded we carry stock
Of DIAMONDS, the equal OF any
place in the west.
JOsLIN s. PARK.
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CASH PAID

For Fresh Butter and Eggs at The
Capitol Restaurant, 1854 First South
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

North Western High
Button ArctfcS, for
Ladies and Misses, al
DunfOrd's.
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HELLO y

Highest Cash Price paid for all
kinds of Old Iron at Idaho Store by
JOHN W..SNELL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04

LEsLIE'S MONTHLIES. when
,ound. make a neat little volume.
rhe 81 ERALD Bindery does work IN
sYery style and at reasonable ratss
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sPE CIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

A Mattress Maker. Apply to
BARRATT Bros.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.


BALTIMORE. April y. Cotton doll; Nlinr, loa.dllc
Flouf- STEADY aud e4sy How uni a. an "o"fn Snp.r
- 25a$i do LtrA, = 2j4t'y do I.miy g 40as, -
rs. jOdsO do. Il - brands g. &,Gfo 30, fnia-c0
Family 81 Nheat-~oUtheru read! NostfTu hih,I, VA
81 81 10 Western inter Ted. spot and Ann. 81 ~
al 22s. May, 81 Zli4tsl 2iH june. ~ @nta4i 2u.
nstcsdy Western aDou sady and guet nouiAeih "mic
b6tt. do yellow, % ito, Western Mixed, sl"t aud
April s,dj8sc May. 80 psked june 65i-c. steamer
a47c do Mined. 45a4Cc rye guie AT ~ l. Hay steady
PRIME Ia choice eansy mia ard Maryland 81 80
Wheat demand "a Of oar 30 Red Water At ~ ~
soars NO White Mchi fan at 81 49, the stock Of Nhri
sales of 10 No Mix 81 do 81 g. oats
dull aud nominal slock ,l Barley easter sale 81 cars
slo$l ~ Rye inactive Frights New lork 10y rail-
Wheat yci Corn ~ Oats. DC Railroad reccpis-Fiou
lp bush itsbfoad 81 ipmeuts- Flour z0O bos' Wheat
5000 bush; Coru. ot,4W bush Oats Il. 100 bush
CHICAGO Apil 2i;-f our quiet but steady. Wheat un
settled Dut GENERALLY hie closing weak 40. Rel intnf
81 OjLdsl o. No ClTago spnnq ~ bl sGil O2A cash
ST. O2A May; 81 90 GS ~ June 81 o. July 81 Ui lid
cash; az aG42As. April md May 42s-c June $50 isc
july ~ <G44A ~. Angus Oats Ia fair demand ~
3Jlgd3Gc. cnHh 36l4c. Aay SO ~ June aDa3b July
3O-aSO.c August. Ry fair demand hut 81 ~
Barley steady and uucs g'~l iork unsettled and ally
yanei Ell 52eSl7 65 JAY Lard fairy active and shade
june AZ 4ll JAY Bulk Neats fairly active
Clear $500 hrey stesdy and unchanged at ~ Os Buito
dun, weak and lower Far 20 fnncy creamery. - &C. '9
cTsciSSAu ApnI 27.-slou duh AID Unchanged wheat
menis. 1000 bush Corn dun aud Owsr No Mi1ed 4, -
dull aud droong no Mixed, 40ao40bc. Rye duil,
n" FsiI held AZ Il 10 FORK da ana a3 nominal al
Lard hn at l6o Bulk Meats dali and unchanged Bacon
siass so2he whi-key active aud Inn Al ~ o. Butter
duh Aad lower Choice Western Reserve 2OG2Se Choice
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Tnaniriai.
THE MUTUAL UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

or~an,ed under the laws 81 the state n NewYorf I'D
hls Constructed tcs graph unc OF six wif's fom b',
Mass. 20 ~ ashingt0n. H. G..
This line been ul IN ,he most substantial manner nnd
thr poles ~ o ut 10 cIy thrtysiN "ir Dice"
company IA. obtained excellent nauohscs contracts '
h2 90 thc rish II way through Boston, Providence lI'
Nr~-Nork City. Philadelphia Baltimore aud aslilt'. ana
all the smaller elite, and towns on ihc route.
The comrauy proes- ti,ir uaes frrn Sew
York and Bosi0n 20 Norrest'r Springfield. Ap1nt, f
syracuse. Rochester. HuEalo Erie. Cleveland. TOn btlt
chicago Milwaukee, Paul. Minneapolis s,sp 10 kar-lI
CIte. Louis indianapolis. Loui- h. Cinci mart cou'
bus. Wheein Pt,.bur-. nioadne f. cover Tho If
pal ~ ile West and thc iu, r'nedatr stations $780,
line from Boston 70 Portland an the Eastern cities.
10 Ia believed that The lines ~ this company, whom com
plctei include nlnetcu;hs Of the profitable TEL graphic
business Of the country.
The company his secured addition to tho orliulrr ,
tenn several valuable invent cons for efficient 1nt
economical ~ - plant these inventions covefinr the
whole nrd cr,raphy. uc. newly buit constituted
with 10 the moot improve methods Of tr"@ap'F
ami operated under the most improved 81 -i"niS in tlr i
MANNER, and iuetentis ~ the business
81 OBJ" country with comparatively small capital. j. siir u
De- very profitable 10 stochhoder aul The ualr
great advahtago merchants and bsne 10 all tine &
ing cities
For the purpose ~ completing these wn be
su,i s50o0uD0 of l.n- thirty yers, Il pcI cent 3d.
tcrc- payable gold sem-anaualy Ne"fors, r. i .d
rlr central Iiu>i COMPANY OF NrN-YorI.
rurchasrrs RID o1Oo0p bond, AMI S1o0o@ r'r
value 81 the stock. or each 'a-
prrr'lsc 81 $40 200 the purchaser ili receive:
Bonds 20 3d.
si..l OAR vaif, ....... 10000
Tie 20 Doe made pas able required for o7sirron.
hut lo pr cent Will DE cal eel 100 our month
Unexpected that the entire - VIII be complete, ad
working within twelve months
The Interest wlu he only SJoOoo Annually whoa
thr liro- are uni,hci The from the pret if
between Boston Ncwlork City aud Washington can r ah"
Co. ray that amount 1opay leHd Of per crn' thc
entire authon1,d capital of SloUo1O1O viii rriuir. only
stOn 900 more lu ali lOO 0Ou annual rvruur.
tits estimated that the net revenues ~ ris emit -'t
~ telegraph line. when coHprtrd viii not be- lis u.iu
l,nOOOO annually. enough 10 ray the Interest on Co.
bonds per The whole aita -t"cA
only ~ IOuOOO will Dee allotted to NcwhOrk The baan,c
will taken 10 E,,ton aid The West
Auotmcnts viii De- made 10 fu i'r spounts 81 $4,000 ard
under and he remainder Vii BE- alo . pro Tor amounts
exceeding slO.OOp on May 10.
The books 81 De- opened Office Monday, Aay ..
and CLOSED on Thursday. May >. at3 pm
Ful particular. furnished upon application
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,oxcos Apri e7-l2:2o Z M. honns new tTpsic,s
loNDo.N, ,THc ard Great Western first mort AHt 80
ie.t ,ss &C. lric. a. do second S%iSoS
clhsis-a I'LL. Illinois central. iH2 'lilf ~,
YORK e-rs Reading 2ys; NewloI on'AfO M" WIS.,
en-. 80. ~ D., IN - Pans adVccs quote thiee per
Ds AZ - francs 40 ceu,mes Tor me aSroun llsi
CEN s,,i or IT. :. OouiS, "ui yer -
LoNpOn t .utIal ,onsols, ll?ig El' HttV'W ~, 80
i",. reHnsyivauia Central u = l'adns n lone INTO
IV'2i 30 \te.tenl siaa The auoni oi I,I,1
ant ~ England balance to-day rs ~ L. Il ,rr
Council bils allotted to-day ID "''''
Iuiee. ,,o- IN n rn par silver ~ quoted NJ o-'l;
49, ,unce Pans siyice- quote .nioc i'i
Inrs eeutlfnes the account o, trsncs 20 ,eu
%aE,s Airif 37.-Exchsnge on boiuon' -
lefkz
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covado 7b,cc; $50 hhdS French Isands 7lIsc Rehned
eafr for Hards demand fairi Powdered Cut Loaf nnd
tlranulaed 90 aLc; Mould
"a" ai,cs Conieciioner. a." c; STANDARD - SEQ
Pc on "a s20S e.: White Extra "C," SdS e; Yellow DO
do q. 10. Yeuo1 g." 7s07 NC. yellow, saIc. 90
NTEARIN f-Quct, linn quoted Il 80 I"sc sscs' 700
"TAiIOW-Stosiy; sales 81 oco r. GIG
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4 Gas STOCKS.
sos, york .-1 lf,'i,o .'' Stoke ... a'.,.r linda
G4u.t.I a. PN.\II--,
l"HNphl .~i. 49, '..r' ID N..I. Fl N'
4 Ill who arc interested iu uulrold hl-iuc--
y aDd uI,se, .ftfI-N,- -fnIi r.f itI lIill N! Al-
p ... g. Eco. l-. b., unH -...f. .'f % DOL h.H
Niv lorA Api. "a. l--l.
MEETING of thr Stockholders Of the
y National illuA f.in foII Its rtN l. o.. Dr.. ll,
~ lgo,Y,k uuf $50. lf- ttrfl -t. ltf 49,. for
tl. tIfosr ,n.ur uIr 'f increasing Go" ttr
lea 90 said ru4.4 Co., 'fIt
I.Il-I It's WIWNN.
JOlE %. SMITH.
IuLopDlI. 3. iI.lI~.
uulonty of o." lru'tcct
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want 10
ID rot the Tribune Almanac for Isl % ~iic- Poe nvuc-
Iur,u state. and Expenditure ,iac" 1870. rucc
- cents by mail
Bn,ycu ONCE 90 np TE1As cl,lnA Itmg"At Cor}
COTPONS of TEXAS Central FIRST
" MORTGAGE. IrtI- a.' va, J, l--'. viii 'r uaId u}
JOnN j. CIo'ON SOS. >o. 80 ~ ,ll -, 3D., ID. >ofi
h. M.CANl, TREASURER.
ELECTION.-An annual meeting of vault
4 owners TIE Ntu-Nok tlis marble trnrteiy ga -
fUi The ctun Of fist Trustee los t' "7uT year viii "
the OH CO., toe luI a o. fut" DHsuf SO lr-
broadway. Monday neat MAY 20 fi"u - Q" "'" H. = IA
ANsO., lANLH. ~e,fctsfy.
GAS STOCKS and City Il. Il. Stork. and
u Bonds bought and sold. +. r HEWITT Lachange-
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Dipi0cno Notices.

w,n'-" 49, f.'i- ~ rNIT. EAn"N c"MrAW{
tr.,II'l.pf : bjNIl,F< D al U\E AID
y iiiAIi iIis CEIro tlr rr,f,frr. -o.k ~ tals
r,'.... ~ 'rr Do. .r,d uI- dai payable NAY Do. t
i.... 30 -nss Arlitl" Tir transfer hTkr viii Dee ri"-'d
Il..u q .l.4A 90. "a" MAJ ID.
o. '. ''''-'' ''" '' ''-' '''
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~ 'th. Aifii D. i ISL
+ % me, .irg of the Director, Of this Bank,
\ h.a.l>an.aa..i..naof IliEif AND oNE~HAlF
asrI .liI.. n'' "t il' tafAih~s ~ 10" it- -N
Do. ft. % .'..r nn arf aff.r Mtf Dr..
... 3D.. -lrs u...A- e close Apit 80 and remain cl"'~
o. 3D.. t... %
..lrl,a Zoo Board
.,..,.,.r ,,,tr a.. q, a.
hl\AIk AND lIp ThANlJf kAll.N u
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.


4 TTR0 OK B2ATs roc CITIZETT LINZ Ndv
- arf.a ~ p copn'c,nr wiih morning tiiu. for TO
81 ~ aa West STEAMER lea'ing SUNDAY touches at Al
~ iy v remove 70 per IT, y r.. Of Chi TOPPER
ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
M 'a "r 81 i2N lea eyry %Ek b&9 a,
r ,'ineet Albany ,sun1y mornias rSeep''b with
i"'" eNe'''o Albany anS r1a' s i % , s no
BALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAD.
!; NIptI FAST LiNE TO THE WISE
'.n u.ad.lpHis Rftluoio md washington.
G lrpci =. he loo, Of cortiaili, i AMI also lot u
-.l.. s,slt >unaay. Tor wa.r,neten and he we.'..
ft.- fI'f rn runs through 10 Chi'as0i a.o through
.,:. l.Iy. Tor WASHINGTON anithe West. with Sleeping
70. ST.. h. anI o. PALACE sLLfrIHG CARS attached
. 9~ o as' e.; ',s ,la e S 60 re ~@ $40 p m and
r......i Yea Yor. oGcc. 81; na,lls,g
oi 3D., r.nH-ylvan' q. r. Cuair.n-.
CENTRtL RAILROAD OF, NEW-JERSEYi:
',.9 Fl 81 igrs "o q WIZ MnsrS " station IN
<,, l lamar ,.t ~ " II.,,,,..,s. follow.
, $500. For F."'nn-ton i"sion AIicnto~a, EeaainE
.l For ~chooley's Moip',iu Irigh Bile Branch.
J.. D.. auI Wr.trn X. H., tason Allentown. ~nAc'bare,
-.- ,n For Termination, rasron. AientoNn. Rcaaos
UIvi.'ufe, Minch Bunk, WiLnnsl"L Iani"ddA bih'"u
fui Firniu ton, laion Allentown, kfainr, u NJ
I.iH.r. NAnrh thuuk. " ay'ty,&c
D. Zoo l.a>ton. v ud Gap, Mauch Chunk iamaqua,
iaul. I'D FOR ~choolcys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
Allentown. q r.
n.u.-ior -n'urrvic Pennington, &C.
D.. u.- lnr aston. d., !. aud ". H. r.. Allentown,
fs.t D. lF,ift. Mauch CHUNK. Willcsbaffr.
- \. - fpr BDuul BROOK
a -ta' IONS; NJ 80 r. for tasou Aicu
Co., N,.ark ~ So oI5. Gi5. 7I5. 7ij AZ eij, alj.
800 fp:n. I "A. tn I" ~. J. :. 3 $3.50, !, 1870. ;, 90,
$685. r' rs e.lj, 9li. 1915. II -. - %. M
d.. ia.r. To- ,-al paints rine Tables al ,tation-
I.at. tlc B..O.yu i ii' AEn'1 niasr connections
t'4.. n,ir jersey tity station
E'EW-YORK AND Long BRANCH DlNI.
tII ft,fI LINE Tor Perth Arhoy south Amnoy. Rod
In ln.r Bra ocean Grpy' y ury Park Point Pleas
H.f. itlH. I.iNrr. i1rurslt, ALTA y re CITY, sc.
it'. >rW.tork, foot Liberty IT., at D. BIB, lliJ a. ~
i.r. 800. T. 5t0p m.
I'nIENOID AND NEW-YORk RAILWAY
CONVECTION. Leave foot Of Liberty ST. Tor Fr,rhod
a. -.It. lI.Ij a. I. !, $50 y. M.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
y itA.r Sew York. foot of LibeIty-st, y. H.
D.. ~t'Ui, i -ok SIS. Ilf5a M. pm.
'1ninouth Beach. SeAbrFht and Highlands ,. si.
- O., D. SO. ip.
IA. .i.-Flr Lakewood. Toms river. Barnrgat, &c.
800 %. m.-ior Lakewood, Manchester. Toms ky'r At.
Is ria cry and al stations Ia Baysiie
. D. h.- For Lakewood. Writings Toms River BlfnesatAa
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urNNSYLvANTA RAILROAD.
Gi'L - TRrNK Line
Avn f-\FIf.p ATS MAIL ROT

tl.iAl IRiNh LINE
AID rNIl . y STATS NAIL ROT ~, =,
Tr. lraye New York, VIA d. spro-,"s "ni 'nitahH'-
E,iir-. i- follows. o..
..,lfr litl .hufg The West and south Win Pullman
.....t a.. attached = a. m. and sop ~. titt.
tm.ipft Iea.k Haven. 9 a. 49,, 80 o.. 10. Wy Hui
D.. H. connecting az Cory for itusFul". Peirur
IrI. tfII'i.f. flr til ls' sln.' . .,..,..-
...lf,. A l-iur of and tie south, l.WfH washing
..f..- 81 Pullman Pnrlor Cars daiN rNr. t -un' ,
g. r afltyc Na.a'neton D. ia Regular - ' nnd -
81. ,N trt 200 f. sunday. i-fa nl. di d" D. H.
...... ,f, Baltimore. fycrIt sunday. ! Z. &c.,
...ltfi,t iff. ! 3. ui. without 'hanr" ui ti'-.
..- .f flfnnhign Annex" CONNECT wtil ah ff'n o
20 jersey 49, laudiur speedy and direct iiAs.' i"f
.ri,r. From Piitspuin. ~. 10 "a .. ~; go =. m.
,.... 30 &c. u. duy. except I"uusy. Prom Washington
.,.t. ui.r. Gspa u.. 30. - 1910 sni l".i =, 'n.
t. 20 - ri. ana DO % Ini l"ip From f'a' }.
. pGane % 90 1910. li.ip a. NJ. ll0. :. B. 3D.. .
...., % Do ard 1880 D. r. SIt'iiy. ".'H, t-'o 3,
... ... u. a.. TO-. G.5I $50, 10 10 and 1880 T. liz
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI.
,'ELrUoID AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
NEW-lORK AND PHILADELPHIA
y NFW LINE
BOUND BROOK NDUTF.
For TREN rON AND PHILADELPHIA.


For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
I,ayr New York o@ station e r. Il Of ~ j. foot o, Lib
io iniiaiclphia smith and rrrn st- 7:t5 . lI5
m ~, :, 80 $50 ~ p III On sunday at s'i' a. nj
i i,ha al Bersssts A. $40 O. lII5 A. IN. Ia0 $50.
5." o. M. on sunday a. 50 a. M. ~.
I.r Innfon Nsren and Iurkcrst-, hw, 20, y ll;l'A
w. "a. :. 3d. $780, =. ~ p IA sunday 80 iA-' '.''
i''tnr trains leave philadelphia Tor New.Yors
" s'"eot fasI "1d hranr ~ : H. NiH'1 KS 80
!. p. w. 2n sunday II ,.50s. "a, $50 ~ p N.
fr lhi.i and Al -, IN PIP a. NJ l. so
Ii'm Trenton Warren an r"G,.,r IT, IN o. ~ o-n'
1cor Is made At Jersey 10y station and from
,.,t. for . Al foot 81 Liberty -. Ngs PIG" 2' ioi eit
.r fl3 Broadway. and II the principal hoifis sos aui
:, MT It, aui NnncT Oacp. Jrwcii- Wharf. Broosyn
ia s,,, ,, o Or Tr.ncs To- d.iiasio HpH
% s :, ~ and Rrd ,5 h al i.. o w., are en-
.'i,au vi hih, Ben telePhoar and Law irsisgrPh
J"- q a ldAal i.Ser H. l. 20 ecu ,ii.T r -, Agent
IuR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIOT-
1 ArDN ~ and y GATr,k RAiLItoA Dr. STEAMER.
81. = cT .5P M F4r, lose, Ia 'nGy any oiL,i routs.
NIW-HANEN. HARTFORD, &c.-FaIc, ~.
STEAMERS ta,r r'rl slip daily SUNDAY. OK, t"il Tor
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
though trains viii lave Grand y"utrai D'pot
D. ,.,r H., - ii' '. a All H"at,'d
la 49, i ,hica.o l,erss drawing cars 70 cAnan.
D. 10, iI To- lla1, and Troy with connections to ru,a.
80 ',n' t'i' Az , hu ~. ,, a,, rr,,y
1e99 . t,1 to INV, ,g a ni suc car. for
.I.. running Trough every day IN Ihe Wiz. 9.,'
laa ,.,io9s ana i nnS N, t ~, ' Pi, ~,
u.. p,circ rrrrosa daily. with sle,rius clrs fnr
l..t t.r. Bnaa5 o,.,claud Toledo Dc,.ot a.i 'hi,lgo
d, ..,s -uria, night fnr Montreal via - A.'a.-.
D. iu Sight Express with stepping cars {" Autny ara
~ i'. f ,5 ~ acc. rrs place aaI :; sd siG
Nrs : urA. and .ii5 Wa,iny ton It., nnofi'n.
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