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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-01
The Reasons.

Some of the Republican press ask
why John Wesley Bookwalter is. the
working mans friend. We kindly
give them the reasons:
He is to-day q workingman. He
has been all his life. From farmers
son in Indiana. 70 the day he was the
boyish maker of the largest telescope
in America, to the day he run his faith
er's saw mill, to the day, by his own
inventive genius, be provided his faith
er with fiourishing grist.mill, to
the day he discovered the transmission
Of power to distance by rope, to
the day he began to build up the bu-
siness and improve the turbine water
wheel of Leffel & Co., he WAS a work
ingman. Eyer since be has been q
wOrkingman.
He has helped build up the indus
trial interests of the country by in
venting and perfecting valuable man
ufactures, and giving employment to
thousands Of workingmen. st.
He has always been their friend,
doing many noble deeds of private
charity and timely assistance. as many
men in Springfe can eloquently tes-
tify.
He has ever granted regular pay to
his men when sick.
He never made reduction of wages
in his shops. lts.0 taie2 f
A strike never occurred in his shops.
In the panic of 1873, he said that the
workingmen eventually bore all tho
burden of tho panic, and he proposed
to help them, and he increased wages
in his shops from 10 to 20 per cent.
In 1880, when workingmen Of Ohio
were being infamously and shameless
ly frightened aud bsIldozsd, he called
his men together and said: Fellow
workingmen-I employ you because
you are intelligent workingmen, fully
earn your wages, and make me fair
profit. As think yeu have the intel
iigence to make skilled mechanics, SO
think you haye to make skilled vo.
ters. As trust in your honor and
conscientieusness as mechanics, so
do as voters. You are as free born as
any in tho land. You are as much
Interested in the welfare of the coun-
try as 1. shall vote the Democratic
ticket. You vote as you ylease. At
ter the election, whatever the result,
shall hold the same esteem for you,
and employ you at the same wages
He made every dollar by honest,
legitimate business. No banks, no
monopolies, no railroads, no syndi-
Gates, NO wealthy frisnds aided him.
All that he has of wealth, fame, edu-
cation, travel and culture, he won by
his own hands and brains, in a clean,
clear, open, honest manner. His life
is noble example to the toiling macs
es Of Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-01
To Nervous Sunerers-The Great Europe
an Remedy-Dr. j. b. simpson's specific


aISCdStS that
lead to Con.
sumption. In
sanity, and an
early grave, or
both. No mat
ter how shat
tered the sys-I
tenn m u y be
from eXceSses|
of auy Kind al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
Ocean Steamers.
LINE.

MONARCH LINE.
WI NEWYORK and LONDON
splendid nov fa-t Steamers.
Leave DOCK adjoining PasOna Ferry, Jersey CitT.
Celtic Monarch June Egyptian Mona Junr -
Monarch June II Mon b. Inf -
Persian Monarch. June 29.
Superior accommodation Tor saiuon No steer
eastward Prepaid ~ low
Apply To the general agents,
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATS AID ROYAL AL SrEAMERS
FONQ EENSIDNN AID LIVERPOOL.
NpTiCE.Th steamers ~ this Iihc thc lne Route
recommended hv Lieutenant Maury. L. y. both tho
oui ward and hOmesafd yoyagcA
O-EHANIt. CAPT Irving saturday. juno l. lo a. M
RIP kLC CAPT. IrNilE Ihur~iy. June - p ~ n M
Gil TIC gut. siril saturday. Junr - 10 a. IN
Bl "A y lt. capt. Pc urlaY. m" D. m
ZION THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF " Isl
lOIII.-T.
size unsurpassed
continents. The Siinnu. %iatcr0puN smoking ard Bath
placed anidsps where The Noise AMI MOTION alc
least fit anOrng degree Of comfort hitherto uiltalusb'
IATES-salnon. $50 and 800 Return ticse- faS or
abe from the Old Country, 80 From NcH
York -
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
For Inspection OF plans and nher information apply ~ the
Company O.I,c', 40. - broadway, Ncw-f"rk
T.. j. COKTiS, Agent
G. L. BARTLETT, e 90. Arrfit.. Boston.
LAkRi TT 4 tAIIELl. Agents, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CITIZENS LINE.
TDOY HQATS

Y . Note change In location. NEW STEAMERS SARA
;oGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily, except saturday
nom PIER No a. North River. foot ~ Chusi9IheI. CON
necfing with morning tie North aud West sun
At AffanV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
HALL RIVER LINE
L FOR

EALL RIVER LlNE
BOSTON NEwroEr; FALL RIVER
The welltnown steamer. BiIsfoi and Providence
leave Ncw-1oik daily SUNDAYS m''u"~T az 'o '' ''''
CoS&EcTI6N via AMIN BOA, nom Brooklyn a, pm
f Five gans rins to To.,o rail de mo one
hqpT a H4 uSTTHfrRooNs M can al rrn
oipa hotels and ncke' one'i al ttT sSe On Agents
On G IGi.' L. @' con NoR, C. PA
DOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST, TRAIN with
Grand Central Depot A. 1880 g. M ~,rS LAYS az 80
+. sew r%qi ok and N '5i9 5 a Erc- ~ w ~
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD: eco. -,
~ PA,SY o u TAiHi ana 81. 1
80 p H. and i1 p q. 10y L-"n ,'' ronda Waycry
It, 5;eaeyS lyons me west Train at p NJ
Gin ST c.,rc ag rti,i pullman .rc? coaches attached
I" % ra a m p and - m connect for
ali point N NaAancy and iialicicu cos r"s9p.
General oaco corn cpTc9 lna c >, xe.a:
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD Nc-tarr. 81 u;
STEAMERS leave IrcA-ip Iit Sunday efr P'e"' ut
NewIaTcn at 3 and l.Jop .a. c'ln''t"s N''h road
NORWICH LINE ,,.-.,..,..., .,,o v,.,
~ To Boston w"rcc''cr N"-' i; +" a. Son" Hi,rr
al p. IN. daily sundays excepted Limited "'N''' ~ ''''
DROyIDENCE LINE: ,,nr,.r
| FOR rRovlrtNCF nIEE,r e.. north. via
Connecting with "OrE., ,;5. ina al I''' '''
The Palace steamer m ,, will lax XXX a
4 ~ : in "a, Monday Wednesdays and frdsys Al
La 3 i. W.. FHOM PIE -. \. R.'
Foot 81 " arrcn-st.. Sew y ORR ,,,
~ season. l.f'i 'iO
be made ui ntc Mountains VIA II ',l''h', 49,,
sgr - 20 t Es' %i rs M % ' s '
T,.l,ts f,r AT pal ttAct o'i'N@ N,'i''i
secured at olcc~of Wr.t.,tt'~ LNpI'~s toiiia s. az -
and 81 I.roadW AZ Met opot@n aud fhW Avenue
Hotel ueke' oin'''' DsBA BCOCK. IRE ,idout
l. W FILKINS. General PASSENGER Agent
NuIENANDUAH VALLEY RAILROAD
y IiIcct for
,.vrp>s or II'EAY AND WHITE 81 LPHIN VA.
p,.s.nccrs hv tbs route The White sulphur Eo'khrhfc
n Warm sweet Cay bcatr ard other springs, VIII have
,r,e,r of stopping over Iu9a} 20 'st de wonderful
,y.rs; close tctirs through GAYS sion, blil no
Nv York to whrc sulphur, Va IL - hours NcwNork
I" W. r. tauia Railroad station Jer-ev C'v
'a rstoaJ OF ~ .. r.. Il,. a. ~ co.. company,
iiaeerSiSwu Nd or - aAd - south d't. l1iisdei iA
JOSEPH H. SANDS, tIlt> III H.
superintendent '''''"i D d" 80 '-'' .Nk.l.-
S,TONINGTON LINE To BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE
Tho Elegant STEAMERS
STONINGToS, tur~itN~. lhH-if'' 'nl N"" ''N1'
and NAKKAGAN>Eli on Mondays. "t'''-'i@Js ~'d RI
5P NJ. FROM PIER 33. y. r..
Foot u Jay.st. arriving ~ {: s1'n a A. ~ FAIL AS 10"
A. By my OTHEE IN
seemed al oace, % N,.i,nt,'~ go N> '
an, 30 BROADWAY. and al .,in''-'. ALL t'I Af'"'7
A0'e u'A'' O'i''' r>ucocH rrcs4icat
L WILKINS. General Pa-,uscr A. 10
rINIE "MARN POWELL" commencing Mon
l dav NAV 80 lcsNr4 Nc-'rY ~tr.t l1cr ia sundays
,xcepte $40, I NJ SECOND 81 90 '." j. IA A'nS
Tho U-ual landings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on ard after Mo- 10, l-~l,
El{EAT TVT-NE TfNT.

VItF.NI NJ Nh II.NIs
AND UNITED STATES MAIL Rol IL
Trains leave New York. DesDrOsses and Cortlanct-
Streets Ferries. a. follows
HARRISBURG pftsburg. the West and South. with Pullman
Palace arr attached. 9 a. m. and ~3u r. M. daily.
Wilamsport, Lock Haven. a $50 u. ~; CorrN ana
Enc SO connecting at CORY for Iitusvnle Pctro
kum Centre and the OH Regions . .,..-, ,..-,,--
ton Exprcss" Of Pullman PaflOr Car daily except sunday
iOs m arrive Washington m. Regular At 3r and So
~; $40, and 10 D. and - III sunday l1V 4 H.
and 10 .. N. Cd I
Express for Baltimore except Sunday. p. m
For Atlantic CITY, ! D. IN. without change ~ cars
Boats BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY aorng speedy ana direct uAs Tor
Trains arrive From Pittsburg g 10 80 a. 80
hay; ESQ d. M. daily, except Monday From Washington
and Baltimore $50 a. m; 800. 90 and lW5o =. M
sunday 500 a. m any iW2p D. m fi|'1 .i' a
BIO. 500 9.35. aud 1850 .. sunday. 3:JU. co. },
1870 ll:40 m; ESQ 53J. 90 and 1000 D. LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
steambcats ano Railroads.

ILBANY BOATS, PEoppLEt1I NORTH LII Kice-
IhTDpi H sfnE OF CANAi~sT, every WEEK DAY at ~
~ cccnecf nc az Albany (Sunlay morning eA''P'V" ~
rains North West and East and rcrn good 80 DAYS 81 80
EXCURSION tickets to Albany sn VR kJTT President
IIRANY DAY BOATS ALBANY and {.
A VIBBARD daily SUNDAYS excepiein leave r,S' AT
|'ei i,nalnr at Nyaok Ferry West Point NcwDuir ,'
w. WhincLcck askl and Hudson connect AZ ~ -
leepsle, 49, win be :. +. train on the lister ana ~
he.n " Tickets sold and baggage checked NOhi n
nrSsr Tiekets coupons good on the TUCSON ,r,,
fo Iassage Tip tickets 10 West Foih' Ut
lIe,nynfng by down boat 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
Che Gurf

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB 49, SPRING
~ NETTING JEROME PAEk.
Decoration llay WAY Xnihl. and
1T. an 1tl III and IAN Jun.
Races conmcarr ppacuiy a. ~. i'rc, ration Day
ard ~ g. "a. Oh th' Other dly-
J II Co-rRR. Secretary \. BELMONT, r. s.dcn,
\EW-NORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD
To- Icf. plfk i..,.s. MN 1n special train, t 81 -
stand have iraBi central Depot nc
80 In i.i1 frturu> after Nh" RACES lflNig loom
r.f. ,h,, aA al ears reserved ipr A'- lyclr.
eIJu tltAtt- JD tcif-.
& J.. NEIKER, General Passenger Acrut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
Gnmmcr Rceorts

I'D
4 DDRESS NJ. II. g., Box /, Nyack-on-thc
ced near vcr convenient to reach by boat or'lrA Terms
4 DIRONDACKS.- Fowler Private BOARD
y ing House now open drlehtiuy situated on ~chroon
Ia. s'lto, i o." aI "N, TOO ~ aAo .I Ai.lFr ns,l
by letter oJAaE- fuWLiI ,roon Lake i.s'eK COSY
4 MOUNTAIN RETREAT.
YORK isr,y Tour mcs iiir Eairay: Sgan,iia scenery
drives. boating fishing choice accommodations. moderate
ARE YOU GOING To THE COUNTRY
ra,I-s.:i Zi.& = MIN lii,s%5!T 81 ior,
for ,ar c,'i,r6,r, PFC i'>LS tlSis
N"'il:;~ ri'fiiii'~ < co.. arars r1arc. >rv.york.
Avon BEACH IIl0lIII;L7
!h' hons VII o-n cary 30 June 4' ahf'' 'ias' family
Iii6>it% b. WINcHrsTrR Proprietor.
baldwin House, Ncwhurg-on-lIud-on, now
ID open house na.nino.nt mountain river
scc'cr' muu- 'rom depot nnr ground. ma shade. 'o
nus s.ud for Ia"I1l.t
RELMONT HALL -
ID s'nu0LlAS VOLUNTARY. III.
g.,'ca ,E"VTiI-
Proprietor.
RELNONr HOUSE. Ncw-Brghton, staten
ooa'nf l'ay 'vom1nr'. v'.s s,m i.aaar., l'r raTiu
.'iIulf. 90 iio'r 90 90 Ir.a" HOUSE, 90 ih a'"
HEEK>lnEE.S MOST rorrLAR RESORT.
ID N'ILlNn"p nal.
requisite 4.'raot,7 c'n,'nirn'" a COMFORT rru- >. lr
w. Dif,tiiif- N.a4scr &'., ,'.t.t. ',''
RLOCk ISLAND, h. I--ucran View Hotel !;
ID ten w '". ~ 600 surf ani 80 vstrf 4ns i.rnd
A., .i,,. ...,..,.. n. r., i,.. t..c.r,nl- ,A.4c.
,.rl 10. iiu.tt1foi .,,u.sr 50. = MttplN. Manager
pOAED ATFAENnOr>l..-r hour from
NILkI-uN. cir,.,vi.c. N1s YAK
pOARD can Ice obtained At ore of the plcar-
81 4. H... .f b u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED FQrIP
AENT, AND THE FASTEST TIN T. CONSIST STEM
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
Bolr0 nn0 Rooms.
East SIDE.

Last Sluc.
~ ANrEIcAN fANILY hayc q furnished
trtErN.Nr> for scn'lrmcn. 2I3 Firth
=, '.. , ''i a i b.. Ir1,r,,i
pOAED and ROOMS Ehralut paiiof- with
ID lr.t -. .'n. aud 't'nti"a =. neg il,i''hd ir
,.i. '. IT, I'''' '''' OF * '' ''' d. ~ NO. ''' ~
EAST 18TH ST, 30: ll3, nrar T.. Union ion.
Il 'r" ~. l .n',mE fni,,,I'i .r.- ''
| NR,E front and hlll room. furnished. $50
l. m1aty, Ali von-. -. elegant lAror n"'r III Lat
i.th e.
NEWLY furnished ,in-lr and doublc MONS,
y ,t, i,ri IN ~lnii, if Desired ~ ' Efst ~ =.
i,,.s . r.. io.tlon un-,.t ,l,. s.m'n,r rsil'n
NICELY rrENISnEp Eoo ", ,! in PriyalG
N-IcFIY FURNISHED ROOMS >iusly or
y ,n suite. all iils,4'er rcnt. 2i3 tas' i4ur't
DARLuR and BEDROOM 10 let. furnished,
a na e. 't,a@' tnI b, n''; 1 s. f l9r H.
,t a., 'nH ,., YER, , to- ,s. tenant
c. Or -,t',' ,s SIR" i.,ENrSd 10 .'' 7''G t.
V'HEEE HANDSOMELY FIENISlIEI,D2
p. IN .oi ,,'i.ur,'. lrrt ul5crnooi ,u'annr
pfcr. nt.r,uc-- lod West l'th A.
,I'WO furnished rooms for one or two gen
n f, %sn t. any ~ So" iy va; T. "''"
- EAST 2OrH-ST.- Second lloor, hand
30 '"u-ly Furnished pr,nc e.,hS "'S pa ,it,t
, .ar 81 II i G r.'ia' r. i', ' 80
az IREING-PLACE. oppoctc Ws s.tl, 1st,nT
% IRVING-PLArE. two doors from Gram
o cry r'A sinele and r2n,rsnF roo"l VII" or
0ID1 FllTH-A[E..To let With board to
square rus,u O,Atlon hnoHt III HARLEM.
West Side.
4 FEW GENTLEMEN can find large and
Y sll.d refined pri
w.. i'liy rrierrncr~ = %est Iith 1t.
4 LADY occu pyng a argc hou3c would Ike h@
fibane pto~n once. i.2is DroAdway.
4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let 70
~ gentleman only neatly furnished .oo!9 @itt g
neal 7Ih ave.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, en-
,,s Or .insii At l,' VIZ ys,s,,ne me, r:Sair,d
HANDSOMELY furnished roona to let with
i board references required. RS West ga st. ---
NEWLY FURNISHED rooms, largo and
~ small, without board. At No ~ west 5'thfI ----
9TH AVE. no. 6s.-Newly furnished rooms,
- = -nte single; summer xo"A
STU.AVE.-l64-Entirr floor, front and rear
> saite. larry L.i rooms furnished or unurushed ga
snd running water special arrangements for h" summer
nIST-ST. 25s WEST.-Desrahle second
Hc. tai nIst ciass terms moLerste table boaTisrs
~ WEST -sT.-Elegant parlors, extra
= and ap'ont%euts all In @O 5.r
bal attached kQNsl I""@a u'' ~
A.AD-ST. Al WEST.-Desirabe rooms,
- double and single, with nrstelass boarL H. A.
CURTIS.
Tn@ GREENWICH-ANE., near West 18th
~ 1 At Furnished rooms, With board animprOvemens
Table board
IIn EAST 22D-ST Nice furnished cool
~ rooulA with without board prices mo'i"rAIe
references
~ WEST 15rII-Sr. - Newly furnished
1 roon FOR gentleman running water and cssots
ID| WEST 36rlI-Sr.-Iarge and small
ls)'D rooms Handsomely furnished. With Or Without
boa nj also two parors
40 FAST 15TH-ST.. near Irving place
led LARGE clean rooms furnished also parOr door AMI
sluAu roOIus pIll &C French iaI,lls. refcIeLea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
european Advertisements.

I IEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT
II cor NI'I FINt-r ANp CHEAPEST NIAr
FlNNOHlNG errCk FOH SOUS, MADE
pI~lfi~ AND SAUCES.
IIFBIG COIPNNl'~ EXTRACT
~ MI. ~. Is -u''r-- and boon Tor which ma
lions -'uul f',I lrAfrfIl.' -,c" NtIt al lft IS, ~
Lancet " Hri',-h M,,iital Journal ,rr.
Caution. .,,clu.ur only With thc 'l' smile ~
Barn IIrDiy- signature no blIt Ia a'ris- tu' airl
'Cou.umptou "a LuglAnd I'M ea-ci tcnloi in zen
IIFHIG COIPNNY'S FNTR ACT
Of ~. Iola. Hni OF al st1rr-kceisrz. groccrs
audi tistIi-ts. ~n.t AGENTS Tor o." I uf'd states.
Wiu.-a-uny o. DAVID x co, - Aafa lAnc
inlanu lIg anil.
~,f' vfoi..t., lg Iark Tii"ri smith & Naul'h beck
i,... N,uaI tunt ", Nt-.,u IS l'Hhlu- a. IA. a. b. b.
Il!rI.r g. Co., IaG Mr--i-. "a a. -,h.rir4n q g."
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~ ,f>.rf.n tt.l-~r I1... nan y n
20 WI 49, lI''i ~" JIM. sou ll"l' - IL
TO-" .' r"- l'' rr'-'. lr' t"t WIFI tA4 iIl .rt
o. ' ''I"i "nh f'"iii- n- $50" - rilns '"ht
tt,- ,..,l..c.jto J,cd-I. D. ii. rLAI~ILD - SOS.
rt"rf.n.t+
Tr.br fr tN-.fttpt, tf.,u-f-r
I''"I hl.A ~ ItI'l' H'l Ito
Wluvt>.. IrIfuS. c,t>rf. rI.NN.
T.'-. i.u,.l Is furnished r,-iu.-. ,li-oA.us
,.,.,,.>.. r.rrrtrrfrn
TV rf'. 'fnu ID .l.l fii N.lII.1 -i AtI'.'.
LflIiAf.I-. TNAIt NNN I.l.Ath BASS il~ulFff o,
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GUNNER Resorts.


MANSFIELD VILLA, Nyack on Hudson
w Large. hy handsomely furnished rooms magnificent
i'r and forest vie vs. a modern improvements evceen
healthy two minute. from station ten fron boat landing
highest orfcrcnoos Particulars at IL Wet 37thsL
MAPLE GROVE HOUSE,
~ NENtESl Nk. Sullivan co. Y. y ~
nlye tide water 900 the banks the Ncvcr.nh River which
nh'r!T Ford TROUT Fl~HING. - now open for summer
for circular ". H.H WILLIAMS
MAPLE SHADE FARM HOUSE is now
mnlnain air helutiul scenery, god wafer substantial
anr 2rc- that stay four weeks conveyed free from
Jny - pr week july ami August - and ~ per week
A"'''7 Hli' BAL FINCH, DURHAM "r'cue county :, 4
MEARNS HOUSE, near West Point, open
s4c home snb, ~ hr 'I-'ni so"9 Mr. me
Iln-trat'i circular ~
MEMPlIREMAGOG HOUSE, Newport, Vt
uint ding uaauiNccnt view - the lakr and noun
~, l.p ru'.t' - pr day; 40 10 81 % PER week
cUAs.A. GLEASON. Manager.
MORRISON PLACE now open; low rates for
M"' anil une pr Rotor v''' photograph. - Frrnchs
I"'' to-day, or a'i.-.. IlAhIL~ BLAh. Cu7el, y. y
MRS. Z. II. JENKINS formerly of 10 East
-- st. Las taken the Edwards place 20 ~t"' kbridge.
=" Apply ior terms Sizes AbIidgr, Ml,s
NEPTINE House. Ocean Beach. Ncw-.Ier-
~F 'pen iof Guests Jun" -. l--l For particulars
der&s Wis - W" SA'' Di"'-'' - 70u'n i''' 49, rHlA
OCEAN HOUSE. POINT PLEASANT, y. J.
ndir IT, la o." i,r,fsi FAY . glrd' Ton ""ag
laid ont t inr u Philadelphia and Long Branch ant
,.hhi isiI.ad within 800 y4is OF house. W "a open June
nc sHoENAKEh
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New York via DesbrOs,cs and Co
lSO 1880 & $50 s. no i1miteJ) IL m; 800 $40 g.
go s5 and 10 pm aud ~ night Sundays 4SOa an
Express Trains leave NewYork daily EXCEPT Sunday, At
iS0a and p running through via Trenton and Cam
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia l2OI s:45 52j
1885 $50 aud ii a. IN. uimitei Express 80 p nj L. 3.
ssos M e. 4oS and D. m tfsSs phad.1ha va Gam,
aer a m and $50 p M 9aiy except SUNDAY ,o.o and
foot Of Desbrosses and Corardtsts; Cours and Brok
is and lis IIadscnst Hobosen station jersey city I'm
's,,n Tists, Once Battery place will c. ,o- and enc.
h1gsass from hotel and residences m woon
General Manager. Gcnl Passr Agent.
R0NDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing at
~ cozsens lwest Point. Cornwall Newogrg Marlboro,
Delaware and WAIKIKI valley isirosds Steamboats, Thona.
aanison.t North River except saturdays when Thomas
Cornell leaves at p IN
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
II NEw.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
IER.xcENKSr TRAINS TAXING EVFEcr NAY lc, 1881
sa m.-CiDcinnsn and Chicago Day Express Drawing
sS SoSsss e BfG aud ai gdSg at Buff
ss. . S sss as e SH ~ Sa i1s
N DAILY g,P.G,ns cypress for the West sleeping
si5p in Tor the @es ns cars 10 ohAs"
s.ie.ye css% ~ s Street Depot NexY9rs, for
Pm. and u midnight saturday nights only Sundays Si5
RItserford r.ssaic 80 10. 1920 m,-the 1920
N. Sundays-l2
night sandays $50 10 20 m, I45 $50 y ~ u
rs io sS sl $50 8 H6so M ana m9 20
sandays T. $50 1920 "a No. las $50 ~ and ~ mid
fserson via Newark CAS- $40 ll:3O M g. O. ago, 500
eiG 1880 w. and II midnight Saturday nights only sun
kanen g. 75O .: iO:2O O. M. l:45 $780, s, 6:l0 7l6
aud l2 midnight Sundays d $50. 1920 D. m.
lA3. $50 m, and ~ midnight
warwick $50 & m. 4S0 y.
.Esyturg and Cornwall 7:tO a M $50. $50 p. Sun.
ks1aoat and Kingston q N. $50 p. M Sundays $3.50
6esAen T. 7,sO O. 1920 e. nj $780, $50 I:3o T. 7I6 D. m
eeedaya 9. $3.50, 1870 q m; $50, p. IN =
niddleovn 150. " l020 q M $50. 40 q 7:l6p: m.
ss.d,ys $50 io2oA % ESQ The M And M,d go
fssjsryts 80, 9. 10000 mi $50 Z. 7,ls p Sun
eoZA $50, 1920 a. IN; Q, $50 and p.
kor-Boat leave 2Sdst quarter OF and quarter after
"a hour from 65 IN 10 SA5 p H. AMI ~ lO<3 and llt0
Tkets passage and for Apartments In Drawing Room
~ 6cepng Coaches be obtained and orders for the
eekng and transfer Of baggage be left At the Com
kaayp 01eeS Nos 239 40l or S57 Broadway, ~ Y, No
oesfsst, brooklyn, or At the Company's Dep0ts =, . -
Trains from ne Wet arrive In New'forA - H-o
yGo.N. ABBOTT, GeD1 Passr Agent New-York
& RORTHEk., RAlLkO.lD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains ieave og wool Closter Permont and Nyack,
no, i00o an !, J. 90 b:O Gao $50 IL p. M.
R11sy5 = m snd ei0 The li.30 train Will leave
ukntes later saturday Iights
= 11ss sprtMS Valley and Monsey, TOO, 1000 m, $50
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
HE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . on
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEWNOtk.
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INRFEIIOI.D AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
L Ieaxe Tor EreehnlL al s:l5 liz q. M. q $50 p ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE -
Round BROOK ROUTE.


For TRENTON AND PuILApElPHiA IN
Leave New York from station C. r. r. Of v j. loot OF I'D
FL" toS philadelphia Ninth and Grecnsts ~ q llj
No. 1880 a. 40 $50. Z. ~ On SUNDAY al e'f' a. H.
e For fhirS AMI Assts az $40 Ill5 $50 49,
t2G m IN w Sq1y ,a NtI < $50 a. q Ill5A
H. 1880. 4. 4:SO $50, IL p m SUNDAY 9'' IL "'' '''
RPet mr. trans leave Philadelphia for New York
Prom stations PhilAdelphia and Recalling p r. Ninth AL
Gfeen.sts at $50 $50. 800 II a. l3 $40 80 $40
III m On sunday u $50 a. m. $50 II p. n. 90
From Third and Bcrks>is at ~ SO "i' a M l. -"
From Trenton. Warren aud ruckersts, - 't' ''"' :
eos io:os 80 m. . 22e 4:2i. $50. 72j. 80 p Ill
ccnncctio made at Jersey city andfrom Brook
~ ana si ioy .a =, loot y crtys Nos go POI 4o 9
ej7 1913 Broadway. am At The principal sVIs., '>' 'Il
4GoqI1 aI A co%as I' ps Tjrcs VII 60. r anl
chrck baggage from hotel residence I" destination" App
SrSYorE and Coiit -. brooklyn tc,c offices in
connection with the Bell telephone and Law ,eiysI
WEI - Gen Manager. Gen Pass Agent
Tor BRIDGEPORT and all points on llOC-
il sATONIO and NAUGATUC OK KAlLEOA Il~-Nt'2mcIs
leave CathArne sup at ll:iO m 80 p ~ iN,n'l 1n,
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAIIHOAD.-C commencing Nay -. IS,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot . ., 1850
PiattsGnre 81 Adams AMI Montreal Co.,.
1890 m Chicago Express drawpg room cars 10 C4iln
an 10 Albany aud TROY with connections to utica
Saratoga Glens Falls and Rutland; ~, rr,v
600 D M Louis Express daily with slcpinr carS ioi
e. Louis running trough SVSdy i naH IN TI, a,d be-
oit and excepting sunday night Tor Montreal wa fAs
D. m, Pacific Express daily. with sleeping car for
ROehester buffalo Cles LAND lS@I , Deyc - S as
II p Night Express with sleeping cars To Albany "u
Tickets on sale at 40 lwiue '.',e 252 anil ~ BROAD
and Express Offices Park place ami - and
"a raiw Az New Yoi X. and 1873 Ws-husou-j lIp'ky u.
NJ TpI't ~. L. IS. MEEhtK Gen. Pass .AEt
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~ Cozsens west Point. Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro
Milton, Poughkeepaie Esopus connecting with Ulster an
Delaware and waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, rhom
Cornell James W. Baldwin leave daily AT m fon
Harison-st North River, except saturdays when GhOm
Cornell lraves a 1 4. IN
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/ ONG BRANCH
| THE ROWLAND HOTEL.
The finest hotel the Atlantic coast opens Tor me season
| June l3 4. D bOOAHDA'
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NORTHEk., RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ifatns leave woJi Closter PiermOnt and Nyack
XQ11ny9 and HA5 The 80 m train Will lea
- z3kntes later Saturday Iaghts.
1enns3 sp1ag Valley and Monssy TOO 1000 a. m. 4:5O
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/ ONG BRANCH.-THE FLORENCE, stu
ated on beach all modern improve nts; also WavcrI
saraiogA. table uncroepuouabe For particulars III
drcss Mr1 Il. BLOWN.
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NATTPF-S WONBEItFtI REMEDY
Rrgita 1-esHe, AL di-ft-s4 md
st"nach. Also. rhenmstl-u piles, uin0rs, dnpsy
lara send for book. free
Wholesale aud retail agent,
WILLIAM u JACKSON, Pine Grocer.
l.auD l.r'@dwiy, corner am a.
Refer 20 DR.. A. i. whitney Ply AlnAn sufruOn, u
West JOthst