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, 1881-04-24

pier If her load ut sin were removed, and he
expressed himself willing to hear her. She
knclt. clasped her hands, and buwed her
head: " FATHER, | have been guilty Of"
:. ESrus5 1:.e," my dear. said the Fathers
wife. hut left my work-baskct in your
s:n.ly.''-anl the good lady go1 her basket
and lett the ROOM.
..Fatncr, accuse myself Of
vi ain So sorry, papa." said the clergy
mans wife, putting her head in AT the door,
''ent | can't find MY scissors. nlHst have
lett them here; So sorry to disturb YOU"
Father, have been guilty." again
begun tttr pcntcnt. Again the clergylAan's
wife upcnet tine .luor.
Really, NY tlear,'' says the Father, 'can't
you leave lis alone for 4 few 1nosne"tS?''
''l only want to say one word, Gabrielle.
When yot, get through want you to come
up-stairs AMI! ste my baby boy; he's the fat
test little falIuw-''
1t WIS TOO much for "Gahrielle." She
burst into Il tit of laughter, and did not finish
her confession that day.
, 1881-04-24

Mrs. Higeinbottonl, as :: first step, visited
ler husbands fayorit concert-saioon under
the protection of Il disguise and defective
officer. When she had learned what were
the attractions which most powerfully ap-
u.aled to Mr. lligginbottom's mind, she pro-
cecded to reproduce them rs far as practl-
cable Ill her own house. She had the
parior-carpet taken up, and the bare floor
nicely sprinkled with beer and the stumps Of
cigars. She removed the pictures from the
walls, and hung i'll their places cheap and
gaudy chrolnos representing impossible
Young women in undesirable costumes.
Two tli1ty-looEins tables and supply Ut
wooden chairs from the Kitchen completed
, 1881-04-24

Ii1ltEl1 " O.N tlN~
II. II. f}oGJr in Puck.
Three women went sailing otlL into the street
To tho brown stone trout where tho red flag
hung.
They jostic.l tho crowd all tluy on their feet
While "going nnd going and gone " WIS s'lng
For women must 4:o where bargains are had,
And bug Old trnst, If never So hal,
Aud husbands must ever be groaulng.
Three husbands, all hungry, went homcwnrd to
dine,
But when they arrived there was nothing to
Three women, ali crazy and feeling so fine.
We're gnhtltay Ut bargains along Ou the street
Fur women must taik Of bargains they buy.
And homes lln Sii;fcr, aud babes must cry,
And husbands mist ever be .roan1nS.
Three women were showing their husbands with
r!te ...
Their tAr9ans ut prices that never were beat:
Three husbands, all starving and mad as coulu
be
We're tossing the bnrsans out into the street,
For men don't know when b1rguIns are
cheap.
and women, poor creatures, do nothing put
weep.
And husbands must ever be grooming.
, 1881-04-24

4 young lady in New York society, the
daughter Of I once celebrated editor, no"
dead, is very high church; she keeps ali the
fasts and yigIls, and does ecclesiastical en-
broidcry. She attends St Adams Church.
and subscribcs to the confession and candies
with zest. All the SAME, her first expert
ence ut confession was so good story tt'at
SHE told it l,erseIf,-sile had the true hll1nor
lists intention, and told it where 1t would be
most appreciated, that is to say at the Catlo-
lie I,oman) convent where she had been
educated, and in which her sister had DC
come 4 convert One day she int1mated 10
her pastor, which high English ehurchnah
is called Father -, that she would be nap
, 1881-04-24
81 IIEi41'.5

Winnipeg (NnntthoH} liMes'
The great seryant-Sirl question agitates the
households of Winnipeg. Though the girls
often insist on dining with you, being your
companion in the sitting-rooin, receiving her
beallx there, and playing an hour or two
every day OIL your pian'. SHE seldom renders
efficient service. Among number OF all
swers to recent advertisement for a serV-
ant WIS one from young lady who said she
understood general housework pretty well.
except to iron and starch clothes. ~ get,
Size atlds, 1.-THE liest wages going, and stages
!, long time in pl:st:; ii YOU wait me to 20.
please state the waiges and how many 9l @ i
i;llniIy yu,. have. and il you let your hired
girl cit with tho family. Let ME know the
full IMrticularS.'
I}rfroit Frff prsss-
This is almost eulln! to tile remark OF an
applicant for place in Il family in this city;
where she was offered ~ per week, assisted
hy two !lol1,e-stryants, and woman 70 10
tie washing. You ,aust think pretty cheap
OF woman that w0ul.I take them terms.
, 1881-04-24

Mrs. Lewis, the English Indy who has recently
come to this country to regulnte It's domestsety,
WAITS To introduce li-year- old buys as house
the bnys would enjoy pinying pitch and toss
with the crockery. "puss iull - win the biscuits.
and squirting water from the kitchen faucet all
over the house. And then the tendency Df the
l:}ycar-old buys til keep tnelr hands absolutely
cscHn would utid relish to the DESSERTS that
would make them us pilatuble AS plate OF pud-
ding in u Hse-ccnt Restaurant
, 1881-04-24

the furniture OF the room, and it began to
assume reilly attractive appearance.
Before the hour of her husbands return
frnI,, his business. Mrs. lIissinbott0m hired
!. man tn play On All :tccuTtlesl1 and another
to torture Il violin. besides three professional
drunk@14lS Ut great i,lt.t:ccncy Of appearances
:lld conduct. and a notorious burglar. kindly
furnished for tie orcasionl by the Police Cap
kitchen two girls WHO were slecitetly ugly,
but who were ciean, decent, and modest
girls. These two shu instructed III the art
Of serving beer and spirits, and dressed iheul
i'll costumes that were extremely vulgar,
though they could moi be said tp be improt-
cr. Having thus arranged all things, she
met her husband 1T the door and escorted
him to the dlrlinc-.of''n, where lie ate his
dinner, unconscious OF tile transformation
After dinner Mr. lligsinbottonl lit his
cigar, and remarked that he must 20 out for
IN noslr or two to see a friend. Ills wife,
will, Il sweet smile, told him that he
ss s MS y how 1u to ae nn1 se Home a t
tractiye TO him. So saying, She showed him
into the ,,arlur and lei him IL Il seat 1T ule
Of the dirty tables. The fiddler ullu the 1T
cordeon-player Immediately struck lip: the
urunkarls, ut II sigh from Mrs. flis.inbot-
tom. heg!n to swear ami wrangie, aud the
burglar sn!letl III to Mr.. lli.ginto:io,il anu
invited him 10 take Il drink. The two Kitchen
girls brought beer aud spilled it OIL Mr..
lll"alnhoti1M'S t:,t>iG; they called him
Dear anu ;ssEct! him Il! u open IL bottle
Of wine -: :ula Mrs. lligginbnttoIn, apol0-
gixin. for the tact that they were un.teriably
decent girls, assured her husband tia. lltvei
tIleIess SHE WAS confident that size had finally
lvarnen ilOw to make llonic attractive, that
she hoped Ia spend many jolly evenings will
him, anu would like q hot whisky without
any further delay.
Mr. lIigginbottum was at first completely
tlaxed but III Il few moments he recovered
hi Reason H.. nr1tyati Ina yrrf: ibtt
the drunkartl' ont vi the front door. and
ordered tile musicians and the burglar to
follow them. Then lie informed his wife
tia: hu had been I'LL idiot Ut Tx: very largest
szr. aud that if SHE would restore the parlur
10 its former condition he wo,lld stay at
home and make no further complaint of its
WlEt III lttractlytueSs.
, 1881-04-24

George /. Graham. Est!., OF SO North Nine
tecnth street. PHILADELPHIA. Pa, n widely
known journalist, announce his loss OF war
inheritance in the shape Of a chronic case OF
rheumatism BY the Use Of one bottle Of ST.
Jacobs Oil, after all other Specifics had
proved uf no service.
, 1881-04-24
ESOUIA1AUN WOMEN.


Among EsquimauN women, punishment
for wrong-doing {says recent Writer) is al
most unheard of, and us for striking i male
child, all would recui1 from such thought
with horror. The male child, and especially
the heir, is 4 Prince in Ills own family. y.circle.
Everything is deferred to his wishes, unless
he can he persuaded Is surrender it. With
female children it is different. They must
submit to every act of tyranny on the part of
their brothers 1T once, or feel the weight OF
4 parents hand. Nothing would seem more
abhorrent to All Esuuilnaux mind than tile
thought Of striking 4 lnan or a boy, but to
strike woman or girl is, OH the contrary,
quite proper, and, indeed, taudable: They
say it is proper to whip women; 1T makes
them good" l have often talked with tliel1
about i: and tried to explain that it was rc"
gar.ied by white people as cOwardly to strike
i; aefcnseeSs creature. but tins was attetly
beyond their comprehension. They coilll
II male, but L female-that was an entirely
different thing. The Esqulntlux arc poly
gainstS, ITO restriction. whatever bell!5
placed upon the number Of wives man
shall have. l have never. however, knoNl
Of any instance Of one having more than Two
at il time. This is very common, however,
especially among the 1wiiliks and kinne-
patooS, where there is surplus ot women.
At least half of their married men have two
wives. Every woman is married rs soon rs
she arrives at !, marrilgeable aye. and when
ever man dies his wife is taken by: some
one else, 50 that with them old maids and
widows arc unknown. Instances Of polyEally
are not so common among The Ne1cililllk n;l-
tion, for the reason, Ii Is said. that the! ha'G
custom that. prevents the accumulation. Of
women Their neighbors say that they klll
their female babes us soo,l rs barn. Tue iirst
is usually allowed TO live, and one other may
stand some GLANCE. but that ends tie matter.
journey, who Is himself Netchillik. denies
this charge OF female 1Icrodism. lily ;old
Inc that it used to be the custom with MS
people, or some Of them, at any rate, bt tll't
they 10 not do so any more. l Know lle h:ss
few days march of Depot Island, on our
return trip, and has no son.
, 1881-04-24


About two months ago young woman
entered IN o:1icc in Justice alley and took Il
scut without speaking to any one, anu it was
only after two long hours had dragged away
that his Honor inquired Whit he could do
for her. IL came here to get marrled,;' was
her prompt reply.
"To the fellow who has been waiting Oh
me.;'
"Whcrc is hco"
II don't know. lie agreed to be here long
ago, but l shal't wait any longer. Wen
come in some time during the week"
In about ten days she appeared with Il
whitt-haired William on her arm and said
they were ready to be married, but just then
a tire-aiarm was turned III nlld away went
the lover ut the top nt his pace tu see the fun.
AS he did not return i'll the course Ut I'LL
hour the girl said She guessed They'd post
pal.c the marriage to another day. On the
fourth ,iay after tic pair once more entered
the office, hut Il law suit was III progress.
They sat together. hands ciasped and eyes
full of love, while the lawyers abused each
other, but after The c.tss had hung on until
dusk they got discouraged and went out, the
girl saying u his llnnor:
"Ncyer rnind,-sonlc other day will do Is
we'll" ...
e'i;ut won't you get discouraged?
"Uh, no. We Simply Thought we'd get
married, but there is no cause for any rush
about it,:
Three days elapsed, and Ills Honor sat
looking into the bowl OF Ills pipe when the
pair opened the door, walked in. and IT.
1nuycu their hats. and the woman said:
If you haven't Eut anything to do just
now you may marry us. alld Ill get back to
my sweeping and dus:ulg.'
i'hu ceremony was speedily begun and
concluded, anA tile bridc turned to her hat
amt shawl with the remark:
.'Williuna. I'll pay the fec, and you can
hand it to me solte time during tile month";"
rs she took out Il wallet.
's.Al right, Mary. I'll be over and see you
the last ol the week.
"Vcry weIl-go long, William"
She paid the fee, waited for q certificate,
and went out with the remark:
:. Excuse the botter, sir, but we did think
it best to marry, and I'm sure we're quite
Obliged to you in atldllion.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25
HsYoeasioa DC roder.

En- esta fecha hemOs revoc do el poder ge.
neral que teniamos confsrIo D. Juan Mudo
nue>tro depedie por hanerse 8. arado de
10 casa, quedandO lensmente satistechos del
cello sctivi lad desempeti' dur,nte ell item.
oqne 'esempef6 dich" rargo en- representa-
q ion de Ia sociedad de ID. Vicente Alfonso en-
particular. .s-.
Humacao y de Diciembre de 1881
VICENTE AL ,Nso Ca h. lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25

E. Ia imprpnta ri BolGrIS se balla-
ran as sjgu.eutes:
Noyepa de - Puri~iua Corcopcj6f.
Id. de lss b u!t.s i 4tm del Puf-
gatoIjo.
Ii. del G ioeo Sen J {.
Ii. Nupsfr- S~ncr, II G fuen.
II. de ST. Il non Nouato,
Id. DE Nn~strp ) nora d. !cs Do|or +.
T.. del G rszou d. Jesus
II. Ne s Stnto u ming, dc Gazm&n.
Id. de Nnektts S-nCra del Pillar.
FL mes de D.oiemtr" ccneagraio
nino Jesus noveta dei mem iento de
nino Dios.
Novens del Sagrado Oaraz6o de Je.
sus.
Septenarios Dolorcso 4 ia Ssnt'sima
Vngen Marie, asociAci6u lie las hiiss
dc la Pnris ma CorctrcloD.
del Carmen.
Novens do Naestra S.nora d. Ia So
ledsd.
Id. Do Nuestra S nora del Ros rio
Ii. del Corsz6n de Marie.
II. de ST. Juai But,sts.
Id. de Ma, stra > noreS do ID Munse-
rrstp.
Id. de Sapta Rosa de Lima.
Id. de la slempre venereh,e SAINT Isl ima
Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25
TABACOS Ell AbORADt )

Excepcionaes en- caas lie 'uio lie %
tabacos, millar. ....... o.. sll0 .
Idem sin lujo de 10 -. ....... 100
lmoeriales Oh cajas de 80. 900. IS
Regalla antillan en- cajas 10 rs. -. SIS
Idem idem Ell idem de SO , IS
ldem de preferences en- dem de rs 80
Reina Victoria en- idcm q So -. 70 4.
Brevas imperiales en- idem de 50.... 65 .
OaZadores imperlales Ell idem de 81. 80
Brevas en hoja en- idem de 50 30. so 4.
ldem cindradas en- idem de 100 40
ldem correntes ell idem de 100. 30 -.
Idem en- paquetes de 10. ........ .. 22 .
Regalia britannica en calas de SO. -. so i.
Vlctorias huas eli ldem da 80 .. As
Las vltOlas no expresAdas en- ell o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25

Leccio"es de quinn ca general expiaada
en- Ia Universidad de B .rceloLa por e. DR. D
! ,,e RlL6n de Luanco.
l2c ntdernos l., rlsti q s.. I'm Ia Impren
u lel RnLETIN. 4 3S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25
La Emulsion de Walker
deAejeP Pwo de iigadO de BscaIao Noraegs
con FOs1itO Bi-Basico de Cal.

La preparation de mejor gusto entras toda
las coffee, ionadas Aceite de Bacalao
Remeoio valIosO n las stccci0nos Bronquia
les Y PumOnares
Esta emulsion no deis nit gun NAL sabor
En- Ia consunei6n, eDfernH da1es pulmo
ares, 81 tostaLo B-Basico de cal conbnad,
con Aceite de BacalaO es 81 1aicO remedio que
los prrcipaIes m6dicos del mundo, 2rescribeI
Y La Etu iCn do Walker es Ia dnica en- que 9
toslato de q. entra eu 30 ne on Is cusl l. e.
sue iOr jOuas las etrns. Sc vende au / da
Ia boUcAe 8i pOr mayor
Botjea an joss, JUs6 "efia Habana
Jemas Wa ker 10 quimi 80 Nu Va Y0k
U 3 IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25
LCp FKL~ los CORkIENTAs QUE TIENE EsTABhECIl'

CIgarriik gtucsUs eIi id case lie pa
iel que SC quieran, de cnco nesos
en- adeiahte 40 caje .lila5 p0r. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25

Regslia especial en- idem de SO. .....& IL :.
ConchhS especiales en- idem de 6O.... 40
Idem c0rrlentes en- idem de 100. ..... 80 :.
RegaIia de L6ndres especial en- idem
uo 1UO. %
Idem idem corriente On idem de 100. 30 ..
Idem sobremesa en- idem de 90 -. 30 :.
Iden cOnchas On idem dc 100. ...... 30 =.
Conchitas en- idem de 100 .......... 26 >.
Medianos On idem de l00.......... 20 >.
Millar en- paquetes de so. ........... IL E.
Perillas on paquetes de s tabacos 4
70 paquetes por. r................. oil :.
'icadura prensada en- paquetes de
uua lloI ;. ........ ......... oo
lem sin prensar en- potes. ......... 81
Idem suelta del pals. iS............... =. rs
ldom hebra para pipa. ............. Ol :.
Oigarrilos con picadurs hebra, rs ca
)etiliA5 por. .......... ........... VI :.
9cio corriente precios convencionsles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25
PARA CURAR TODAS

as ebferme dates 1el cnliS: Barros, herpe~,
tuina aguda otraa atecciores Gu aneas y
,uavizar hermosear cuts, G,e,e ei jauou de
Alcatran Z, ehr0 t*trcado pOr Daswell Ha-
yard Ca Nuev York Su uso eS mas con
yeniente mas fat.il que el de otros remedios
evitando las m leetias de las c0mposiciones
grasusss, actua meute de m0da. 0. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25
corn GeU lo41~
REMEDIO INFALIBLE PARA LOS CALLOS.

Tengo ell honor de ustrado pdbco puerorquen
especl6co uuato Corn CURE ba dcho
be pues depues de habee uado mas de haber de-
de producer los reado razon lamar
infahbe.
Cada frasquo eva ell modo de Preco so
Eos Se me cos quienes hremos grandes des
cuentos pueden dirg peddos al Dr. Pima Aguadila
De venta todas las principales boticas de lsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

Express Trains leave New Nur. via DesbOsses AMI Cor
andt streets Ferries A. follows 49,.
40 1880 $50 O. 30 Limited u o. l, 1920, $40 O.,
D. z 80 and 10 p.u and 2 night Sundays 40 and Am
>. O. T. > 80 and 10 D. NJ AMI - nigll. , NJ.
Trains View York dnN, except SUNDAY, az
30 u and m running through VIA Trenton ald cam
dfn. ,-.t-.-. A. ,,.,,.,.,..nto 10 N, o..z
S35 $50 and IL Limited Express liSO y mi ].
A t.l5 1Oj and On SUNDAY, 1901. 3.43 625. =
s.9Oa m l. T. 105 and .. Leave philadelphia VIA Cam
a.n a A m and 35Op m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Ticket Onices 526 and 0lt broadway, Asor House aud
fo IN DeshrOsscs and COandtst; Court-s and BROOK
yn Annex station foot OF Futon.st. Brooklyn NOS ia
HudsOn-st HObOken station Jersey Guy kn-
-ranf Tic q Ofhcc, Battery place.
r1. New Transfer Company VIII call for anu check
Oagg.ttS a 1'IIoHSON Il. WOOD,
fhN'' General Manager. -Gcn'l Passr gent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
RAILROAD.
On and after n'v No. 1871,
HnEkT 'TRFr fFNEs

A%D UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Train Rave NcW-fOrk via Dcsbrisses aDd COrtlandt
-tt.-t- Ferries follows
hairtsDurR i'ittshnrr tho West south. with Pullman
Ialar, Cars attached a. m.. 81 and S3ur. daily.
MiIcmatOrf Lock Haven. 4. No.. $50 n. CORY and
80 connecting IL Cory for litusvue Petro
lcun Centre aud the oil Regions ,,.--,.-
Batinore Washington and the south. Limited washing
ton Express Pullman Pi0r Car. day except SUNDAY,
10 A. m arrive WASHINGTON D. Regular a. 4 80 aud $50
M 80 and 100. and ~ nitht sunday 4;Jo a -
and lU M. r1f I'D" IF e.
Express TOR baltimore. eyccnt SUNDAY. p m
For Atlantic CITY I d. n. without change ~ cars
l,oai- of "Bfonklvn Annex connect with an through
trains Jersey city anorng speedy and direct transfer for
Tr,,n. ,r-vc From Ptthurg. < 1910 a M 1886 p M.
a,iy 40 n ~, daily except Monday From Washington
and baltimore $50 a M. $40 6:2o. 70, and 1850 p m
LILA 4 30 t50 l. go lo40 ll'4Oa m. $40 2 $50. 6:20
! "a, so n35 %: and 1850 J. M. SUNDAY 800 GOO. )
In An II 40 A IN. & 80. 03J. N1J aud lO.jOp N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW and sr JOHN leave Pier a. North RiveL
SOUTH SIDE or CANAf~Sr. every WEEK DAY NDE
m. conncctingai Albany SUNDAY morning excepted WIN
trains North. West and East.
". W. EVERETT, President
4 LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and {.
~ NIBBARD daily (sundays excepted. leave Vestrys
Pier $50 aud 21d tBrOOklyn. by Annex, 10
A. M landngat Nyack Ferry. West Point Newhurs Pongh
kccp-c Rhnrheck Cat-k and Hudson Connect ~ Rhine
beck hy with the 2fj train the ll-tHr and Del
r. Tickets sold and baggage checked NORTH and
WEST Scw-Nurk central and Hudson River T. r. tickets
min tickets West Point Ncwsurg
returning by DOWN boat -. SPECIAL TRAIN 10 SARA
itTtsA ON u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known az the
L s EM. YORK. LAKE ERIE AND MEsrLRN RAIL

ROAD - - - ~ - 49, .. ZOO,
"a M. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Bunalo aud Suspension Bridge
d. M lDaily.l-fast ~ Louis Express arriving AZ Bur
Southwest Pullman best Drawing Sleeping coaches
l" 7n m tDayPacac Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Bunao Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
change also Hotel Dining Care Ia Chicago
7l5p m.-Emi grant train for tho West
1alns loave Chambers street Depot New fofA, TOT "a m
pm. and II midnight saturday nights only suh"s Vlo
% @ and Passalc a. 1850 10 1920 mthe 1910
a m train stops Rutherford only sundays-l2 noon
l45 3 $50 ado $40 5aSO dl0 $50 X 1890 p M ~ pii,
night SUNDAYS u $780, lO2O a ul l4a 05O p mH anu -
Paterson u 800 40 lO2OA m, l2noon las, $3.50 $40
+ ia Tho 10 $50 4. X 1880 and IL midIigtt.
SUNDAYS q e3n l0;2OA lao $50. up m. and IL mid
VIA Newark G45 $40 II 3Oa M B. o. AGO $40
6iG 7yp M and y midnight saturday nights only sun
days 9.l5A NJ - % v5ot "a m. lt5sso s. slo 7.lA
re. =, and IL midnight sundays Z. $50 lO.@O a. ~
las dBOn IN. aud ~ midnight
%sTg1SS ad Cornwall all 75o .. NJ $780, $50 M sun
u oS 0S ana kingston. 3}o .. Sundays $50
a. m IL ESQ g. lO2U a. NJ, $50 $50 $50 T. tbs D. NJ
unuI.,s Il $50, lU.2OA ~ $50 "A -
WMtf}.town, 700, . lU;2O M; 800, f5o' 'lon m,
s,stava 30 lU;20 $3.50. p m. The a m and $50
m, iralns connect with New York aud oS"eso Midland
hsiliosls. 1s5 lO.20a nj 4:30 I. 7:l5 D. III sun.
49, - "a lu2OA m. Is $50 and IN ,
ua noaS cave 23d-st quarter OF and quarter after
each hour IRON 545A to9A5 M anda' lO'4o and lL'A1
p ia or nassaRe ami Apartments IN Drawing. iloom
ilcs,ring Coaches Do obtained aud orders
choosing 49, SOS 25e IUi 5SI Broadway A.. No
lrooKyu. J. tae Company Depot> y.,t
" est arrive in New fVt~ - ''-S
aud ilt25A m. and lJlVp III
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n Y. AND LONG BRANCH DIVISION
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Ray Route via candy H0ok leave az 1914 n. NJ, 80
~ - ior East Long Branch, sc. ,n suniy- 80 An
For sandy Hook ia Branchport 7;i5 a. ru II M, 2,
For Monmouth Beach seaoright &c. via Branchport-
$40 A IA. ~ $40 5:Sl - m
~ m. Red INK Lakewood Toms River. Bar
y m ~ p1l-i.9Nn VIA ~pn'v 100 For TaSe
wood. Manchester Toms River ATLANTIC CITY and all
Snm vi ,.ei Bank Tor Lakewood. Writings Toms River
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Ocean Steamers
ANCHOR LINE I. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
~ NFWNuRk AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. 20 Sorih River New YORK
Anch0rfa * 10 = m. Furnes~ia July .. p o. m
Ethiopia. June - p. ~. Crca-si a.. July - 3 p IN
These Stoamcrs do not carry cattl sheoq or pif-
CabnH 900 40 Excursion fickot at reduced IA =
second Cahi. SO Sceruge, So
NETWORK To Lon DON DIRECT
From Pier No. 81 North River. foot 81 thnrcSsf
BOLIVIA .... 80, tolia Jul - q m
cabins $50 and SG5 Excursion tcscts reduced raic-
HENDERSON BfOTHEll~ Agents, Bowling Gttrn.
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mo " ABBOTT GenI Psss'r Agent Ne~YOrs

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trans leave nglewOod Coster Piefmunt aud Nyack
Z 500 1000 am, ], s. 450 $3.50, $40 $50 1880 p M
s,,ndays a. Bl5 pm The 1880 train " m leave
gO minutes ser saturday nighta - "a
Manuel, prlg Valley and Monsey. 100 ;; a. m, 100
D IN Isl :. ABBOTT. Oenl Passr Agent New YORK.