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Protestant Churches.

St. Paul's church, (EpiscopaD corner Ninth
and Olive, Rev. E. s. Thomas, rector-Holy
communion ga. NJ. Services II A. NJ. and p
NJ. Sunday school and bible class, 2:3O P. NJ.
AS Mr.. Thomas goes to White Bear Mr.. Gill
bert will officiate at o'clock service.
First Baptist church, corner Wacouta and
Ninth streets, Rev. L. c. Barnes, pastor
Services at 1890 A. NJ. and 1902. NJ. Sabbath
school at 1915 P. NJ Young peoples meeting
Gas PM.
First Methodist church, corner of Third
street and Summit avenue-Services at 1890
A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ, conducted by the pastor,
Samuel g. Smith. Evening subject: The Mil
lenium. Seats free. All welcome.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church, Hop
kins street, II. G. Jennings, pastors Services
at 1890 A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. In the evening
the pastor will prea ch the first of series of
sermons on the Lords prayer. Sunday school
at IL NJ. Everybody invited.
First Presbyterian church, corner of La
fayette avenue and Woodward street-Ser-
vices at 1890 A. NJ. and 1901 NJ. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. s. Conn, d. D. Sunday
school at 10 NJ.
Central Presbyterian church, Cedar street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets (near the
capitol) REV. B. F. Maclaren, pastor. Preach
ing et10:30A A. M. and 7:30 P. NJ. Sabbath
school and bible class at 12M M.
House of Hope Presbyterian) church, cor
ner of Fifth and Exchange streets-Services at
1890 A. M. and 7:30 P. NJ. Preaching on both
occasions by the pastor, Rev. David r. Breed.
Iu the evening second part of the subject of
Naaman's Cure.
Plymouth Church, corner of Wabashaw
street and Summit avenue-Usual services at
1890 A. NJ and 7:30 P. NJ. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. Dr. Dana. Sabbath school at 10
NJ. Young peoples meeting at 6:45 P. NJ.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) Church,
corner of Market street between Fourth and
Fifth streets-Rev. Edward C. Mitchell,
pastor. Services at 1890 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Subject of sermon: determination. 3"
Evening lecture: Correspondence, or the
Law of Natural and Spiritual Counterparts;"
being the second lecture of the course on
"Tte Symbols of the Bible, and the True Key
to their Interpretation.
Young Mems Christian Association-Gos-
pei meeting and song service this afternoon at
o'clock, conducted by Messrs. J. W. L.
Corning and Geo. N. Hillman. All welcome.
Bethel Chapel, foot of Jackson street
Preaching at P. n. Gospel temperance
meeting at 1902 NJ.
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PROBATE Court.
before Judge O'Gorman.1

In the matter of the estate of Cakes Ames,
deceased Petition filed for license to sell real
estate. Hearing April 6.
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NEW MUSIC.

Received by julius Zahonyi, SO West
Third Street.
Florence, Grande valse de Concert, by Emil
Liebling. Pirates of Penzance Potpourri, by
Edward Hoist. Golden Frizzes Waltz, by
Edward Hoist. Moonlight Fancies, valse
grotesque, by Geo. Schleiffarth.
Songs-What n maiden said to me; J. NJ.
Hubbard. Our house was haunted; W. c.
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For fine dish of oysters, in the shell or out
of the shell, go to Montgomery's Oyster Bay
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THE COURTS.
United states Circuit Court.

United States CircNit Court.
[Before Judge Nelson.l
Mary Westphal, et al, VS.. II. j. Ludlow;
action for goods sold. Partially tried and
continued until tomorrow morning.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OBSERVATION, SIGNAL Corps, U.S.A. }
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET, 7
ST. PAUL, MINI. }
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Lawyers will find Moore's Patent Office
Queen Desks at Stees Bros.
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Green skips Out as a Matter of Precaution.

Green Sk1pS Out as a Matter OF PrecautlOn.
In view of recent developments it looks
as if the bottom had fallen out in the
case of the State against John Green.
The entire proceedings up to the present
have been befogged, mystified, and IN
short, badly mixed 1t will be remember
ed that defendant was tried at the last
term of court and convicted of assault
with weapon on J. G. Ferguson. A new
trial was granted ON the grounds of newly
discovered and important evidence. The
case was to have come up the present
term of court, Green being out on bail.
The defendant was prompt in coming
to time. arriving from Chicago two weeks
ago. Shortly after his arrival Ferguson,
the complainant, mysteriously left town
and isn't to be found. On this account
the case has gone over until the next term.
On hearing this Green took French leave
night before last, going over to Hudson
in carriage and taking the train at that
point for the East.
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Bar. Their. Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather.
10000 1875 67.7 s Fair.
Amount of melted snow, 4 inches; max
mum thermometer, 20; minimum thermome-
ter, 3
Zoo small to measure
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Capt. William RhOdes-Memorial ResoIu-
tiOns.

AsAAO~ASc
| tions.
The old associates of Capt. William
Rhodes are beginning to be heard from
and they express in fitting words theil
high appreciation of his integrity an6
business ability The stockholders Of
| the Keokuk Northern Line Packet com.
pany, in session at St. Louis, have passed
| and forwarded to us for publication the
following:
cat a meeting of the stockholders of
| the Keokuk Northern Line Packet COM
pany, held February 18th, the following
resolution was unanimously passed.
WHEREAS, The dispensation of an allwist
| Providence having removed from our midst
Capt. VIM. Rhodes, for many years a stock
holder and member of the board of directors oil
this company, be it
Resolued, That in the death of Capt VIM
Rhodes we have lost useful member to So
ciety, and we wish to bear testimony to his
strict integrity and sense of honor in all bust.
ness transactions and to his kindness and
courtesy in social relations.
RESOLVED, That the secretary place this res
olution on the records of this company and
send copy to the family of deceased and also
furnish copies to the local and st. Paul
newspapers for publication.
The Small Boy With the Revolver.
AS criminal factor in modern out
lawry the small boy is becoming quite a
dangerous and formidable element.
Hardly week passes but some especially
aggravating instance of his pure cussed-
ness brings him to the front at the police
cosrt. This time he appears in the role
of free ranger, armed cap pie, and
shooting at his young companions.
Complaint was made at the police
court yesterday of juvenile rumpus be-
tween two boys named Dan Needham
and Charles McManus.
Feeling himself aggrieved at some in
suit, young Needham, with the hardi-
hood of a true gentleman of honah,
whipped out revolver and blazed away
at McManus. Luckily the aim was not
practiced, and the ball whistled by the
latter's head, thus saving the penlten-
tiary a young scapegoat. Needham is
one of the gang who assaulted young
Farnham two weeks ago. A warrant has
been issued for his arrest.
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Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations
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The employees of the Merchants hotel
will give a grand masquerade ball on
Friday evening the 25th inst, at the new
string band will furnish the music.
Next Monday night the children of
the club connected with Trinity church
will have grand masquerade party
STEMS orchestra will be on hand for
the little folks to trip the light fantastic
The promenade ball of St. Paul Grove
No. Z, U. A. .. D. next Wednesday even
ing at Pfeifer's hall promises to be very
pleasant affair, and it being for worthy
cause, taking care of Mr.. D. Warehouses;
family, should give it large attend
ance.
The latest chic is for gentlemen to wear
in their shirt bosoms for evening dress,
buttons of mother of pearl traversed with
golden threads. as if they were sewed on
with threads Of gold. Sleeve buttons are
similar.
Mr. VIM. Porton, a young lawyer of
this city, was very quietly married last
Thursday evening to- Miss Amanda
Brandt, of this city. The many friends
of Mr.. Porten wish him and his bride
much joy.
The skating rink was crowded with pleasure
seekers last night, and finer sport of this kind
was never offered to the public. The ice was
perfect and the scene was one of great ANNA
ton and beauty. Dancing on the ice formed
an attractive feature of the amusement, the
music for which was furnished by Seibert's
orchestra.
The calico ball of the "Once a Week
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ar dream for richness IN all matters Of the toilet
tsc taste and elegance the present signs Of the

dream, for richness Of the toilet ar
times.
FANS AND PARAsoLs.
Extraordinary Importance is inst given to fans
and parasols. Each has it's fad and the "fad
includes both of these indispensable accessons to
cessu toilet On of the satin surfaces of fans are
exqustely painted crows solemnly gazing at the
broad leaves pink, white and blue lilies OF Egypt and
to with the favorte color others OF black
satin showing group OF bisee scarlet famingoes
painted by hand. Partisan caprice, painted by we'll
known French artist, shows on the edge OF q wood
pretty cottage Cupid is knocking at h the
with innocent inquisitveness from lattced window.
ore satin are painted or panels
or the most elaborate beauty, some OF the STICKS are
fans made peacocKs eye IN medaions
WITH surrounding frame work Of gorgeous humm INNING
OF gay Watteau pictures outlined with gold thread IKE
s. he be
$25O. ana her friends were deceived also .,ouso,.
CANT are .urerbly embroidered in Kensington stitch
graceful golden Cd and thistes. Among the novelties
parasos frinsed and edged With peacock feathers
have borders OF peacocks eyes and arc brilliant win me
those from the iInpeyan bird Other varieties coy
cred with shaded silks and naturally the bright red
rose marine blue, almond color III satin enrold
cred in white self tnts edged with ostrich feather
japanese embroidered stufls in flower designs and
edged with lace.
TRAVELLING COSTUMES
For plain, quiet tastes chevots the favorlte fabric
for travelling They severe and admit OF
ooquettish trimming. and have the tcmerity to be I'M
becoming yet introduced by fashion and accepted
Those who rebel the soft clincing camcl's hair.
combined with silk and admitting of oil manner OF
dainty innovations carces and co,Ors 10 suit all com
plexons. Flannel has not lost its prestige, aud very
dainty travelling costumes are mai OF plum, mulberry
dark claret fine flannel Navy blue of this material
retains it's popularity and hos variety in the trmInng
consisting of striped ribbon sometimes is ombre again
OF tree OF Ious CONTRASTING colors OYcrsrs are con-
sidcred superiiuous. Women are becoming weary OF
three pieces in one dress
Messrs A. I. Stewart Co.. Arnold Constable Stern
Brothers Lord Taylor and Nine Demorest will please
accept thanks for attention.
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Cornorailon Noi,ccs.

NOTICE. - Proposals for building new
wooen ler II 'thst ~ H. VII. be received by the De
DAY August Is. 1881, nj H. OccoS !u
see The city Record Copies for sale AT NO city Han
NOTiCE.-Proposals for repairing certain five
nen 81 ,ks III and ~ Buaacet, untii TlUEsDAY,
August ~, lSS ut II O'Clock full
Inc City Record Copies for sale al NO city lau.
NOTlCE.-propoSlls for repairing certain six
~ piers on the North River Will bc received ny the Depart.
nen OF Docks, III and ll9 Iauest uftl Ilit DAY,
August IL 1851 nj ~ o'clock For ful Information The
city Reoord. Copies for sale at No. = city Hal.
NOTiCE.-pronosal will he received at Che
ONCE oi le Department OF Public Charities end Corrcc
lion, No 30 Ilrdavc. until l~i ,ooCs
grocrrie lumber For fun la ormatlon S,c Cy record
Tor sale at No. = city Han
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. AUGUST & ,ss,
Ocean Gteamers.
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PA Aoa = NAIL Steamship Company's Lines,
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RED STAR 81; LINE.
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saloons smoking AM .n :" II"
S StevolhSap d / tosJn NJ iAcion tistcsusL
ES 81, 81; i 81 ,pssp Sls.,ss,l
Is HTeae 5S asa s 81 g NJ
WHd!TTTEEa ST lElRp LINE Ry5 povA, Ar,
Ma aur T. ' s a. On 'p BOTH 'i'd the
outward and homcward voyages
EEfl Bi-IC, Irving noon
GLr TiC, Capt Gieadel SATURDAY. Aug. ~ 6,,
capt. FERRY .SttllGay, g. l2:3O
AnR AflC Capt jrrnngy. Thursday sept - T.
fho" ihE WHITE Sdhh mOCk, FOOT OF WEST
icSe steamers are uniform size ana
pohuheth INC Saloous SaleTooms, smoking Dnh.
rooms are placed anidshp, ana motion are
degree comfort
at
Saloon, $50 aid Sl00 Return ticket
able terms steeiage the Old Country $50; New
York, $2S. ~ "' ' '
ne Sc ti+aincrs carry neither cat;l" sheep pigs
company's ohce 30 81 broadway New YORK "pp' "' VIC
- , -. NM, ,, 80 " l. COKrIS, Agent.
bAKkiII & CATTEIi. Agents Philadelphia.
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election Nolice.
CTATE OF NEW YORK.

CTATE OF NEW-YORK
~ OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or SrA1E)
-, a., -, A., g.. ALnhNf August J. tn. 1881.
Notice ~ hereby given that
be held in this state the Tuesday succeeding tie rs Mon
November next November 81 the are
~ elected, tO-wit:
Secretary OF state In the place of JOSEPH b. CARR
A Comptroller III the. place OF JAMES ". WADSWOIlrU.
A Treasurer in the place of NATHAN d. WENDELL.
Attorney q eEerai III the place Of HAMILTON WARD
state Engineer and Surveyor Ill the place HOATIO
lmOUR Jh.
place OF Charles J. tolger elected Judge
term Of Office will expire the last day December
A Representative the Fortyscvenh Congress OF the
United States the ih District the place
OF FERNANDO WOOD, deceased.
Representative in the Fortyseyonth Congress the
United states the lth Congressional DstIict
OF LEVI 4. NORTON resigned.
Six Senators the 9Th I'm, Sth 9th 10th and th
senator Ior the 9TH senate District
Oh Ncnoni and part OF the CITY and Conay New
County Oiscers also To be elected Tor County:
Twenty Tour Members OF Assembly.
District Attorney in the place Of DANIEL G. ROLLINS
TWO Justices o. the Marine Court the place OF CHARLES
GOEPP ana j AMES 4. SHERIDAN.
One Coroner in the place of NORTH ELLINGER
Ten Justices OF District Courts.
All whose terms OF Office viii expire the last day Of Decem
Respectfully yours, JOSEPH b. CARR
Secretary of state.
sBRGIrF's OFFICE, COUNTY COURT HoUsT,)
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-Y YORK,
August 10, 1881
certify the above TO be true copy Election oce
received ny me tiis day IRON the Secretary OF STATE
- - PEIER BOWIE.
Sheriff Of the { ity County OF New.York.
Publishers Of newspapers win insert this
PETER Rowe,
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Proposals.

THE IRusTPLS OF r1iR NI;wNoRk BROOKLYN BRTnGR)
OFFICE No. II "
-.. -. ..-..- BKooKLYs, Aug. II, 1881. )
GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by
- the Trustees Of the Now York and Brooyn Bridge
Their Office ~ waite S. Brooklyn. until September
Tor about one hundred and tHentytyc
about ten TONS Of wrought iron uishng the
Of the Brooklyn approach.
rlaas and spcciaca tons be Engineers
Office. ". A .DEBiISG, Chief lnter
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NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ NEW LINE

te,vo For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
ave Hew-fork IRON station q r. r. OF " j., foot of
IN 80 8 i:5o Z IL M on Sunday at s45 a. ~
i9rThrd and Ber at 800 745. HIS M l:3O4:So
For Trmon w WsrT pag sn az a. m $40 $50 15
s3o 5;o 4;So $3.50 T. II p. M. on Sunday s;45
FS%a s aas f pS r@apSa
ON nnd ei,y 49, gso n ;l5 S45 5;+o 6'4t IL p M
from Ihlrl acrEs.,ts At $50 SEQ 9l5s m l. $40
From nSn @ar S@na aa at S a. % 4S s SOB
29S i Iosi6 i5i 2:ai 4:a5 e:@5 7:2o Sunday
ION ga4s Jersey city Station to and from
n. Tickets fcr sale Esertys, Nos 2sa ?e1 4ol.
Nos = aud couri-si and Annex once Wharf
y 81 Transfer Coa,panv, Doids Express for
a. 81 AMI isis RSoSi%sy Ss5 sItR
connection VITA the Bel Telephone and nf iw Tsle
'3 Gsag aa %A@%IS H ds nf fI. xs;ae
lIRIiEE, RAILWAY; now known rs the NEW
Ar'Gneen9ni o, trains from chshers Strre, Depot
and sion Bridge 0T1Sa@s 3;
fod Pa p 6iy oansS, St Lon; But
o@Hw Sest M s aS w eSae P1s
n @ TRG Is 90 E >Sr n ..,
Coaches 1yoash 70 Eufao Siaeara Fails Cincinnati and
elm Enlrrant for The wcs S."s O''' 70
ana = midnight ssnH,ay nights oaly Sunday aiS
HGgFSS and rqf c iS 81 Go 1919 Rl2
night snnaays. g. $50 l6:2j m. las GS5 800 m
raSrsonS 35 o a:52 lG2G Y nooa l.5 $50 40
sundays $50 NJ i GsG ana 81 n S1G9hi
GIG sS @ AMI r nns at @ nr " 40 sun sun
dso & ND INK n G s%ndays 800 ic IS M
IL a. Z: go. G;S9g. M and II mi3pish.
S :wS" t cor nv S9 So M $50 .so 600 p m.
ESSSa "a So a 2 sS ss5 49,
MiGdle;@wn, 7;5S, 100 I'M $50. $50 7. 7;l5 D
rains g oo 2 ~ s nse ~ M ana t
Port Jervls 40 , lo2oa. M; 4So g. T. 1913 y m sun.
days, $40 id;2oa m; 6 $50 and p m 90. Co..
SswYoTs atqgSays only e $50 M sToase o yhGat
Gn% o aS an 'G T on h Ulster and Delaware
saTs 10 'er and S at a as Sd 5 each hour
eEs eS nor be %s ami I'M Ssrs d e
SSs S e SER 81 o S & sG DC s q Mo-
courtst. Brooklyn or At the !comgsny's DepOts
Express Trains me West arrive in NewYor at 1928
and ii2o g. sn Xb BtS9 GEM passr Agent yeYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
save o5 gGsc .s s All %
Sa%oacs f f@s S PM a. ''-a ~ leave
Manuel fnS ls3 aGG ce aGp's 400 GS %
EALL RIVER LINE.
FOR FALL. RIVER; BosToN AND THE FAST
cpa cities inland ,Hi seasore softs Of New England AM
,nsp''rnoGs 9s ;6In 4So si f&SyDEycn
without Grand proHlcnsi" concerts
every evcning)v 6s s1,li bands All orch srs attached
10 these tIll ni<hCs
morning trains Boston ribs (me and
| aquarcr)
m ONLY pIREe srT EISH 70 ) NfEiwponr RI 49,,
The best route 70 Marhas vncyAct Nantncsct caoe Cod
resorts ami Al points oh COLONY Railroad No Boston con
necton BY this line Fares low-r than by oher routes Mag
| uitccnt
| NEWPORT AND OLD COIONY
Leave NcwYork daily (Sundays cNceDtcn Vt g. nom
Piers, y. r.. Connection BrOoglyi
Jersey city, 4 D.. N. .
Tickets b. secured a. all
principal hote ai ticket Offices ohcs
4 Pier 2S sand
List OF eEcurons at low s-nt frss spp
1 cation.
| BORDEN = LOWELL. Agents
GRO. l.. CoTNoR. q. p A.
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Ocean Steamers

4 NCIIOR LINE l.. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW:YOnk AND GLASGOW
From Fer No. ~ NJrLl River
DeVoniaAug. 20. - III. Ethiopia. eEt &, u
Ancnorll. Aug. Y, al. FurnesSa ..0ruf Ia, N
Ihesc ST. iner3 do not .
cabins, r6Otp So EKcursion ticNsts
second hbii So
NEW YORK 70 LONDON DIUErr
$50 From Pier Va. Al Nnrth R.vsr, fn,C , Cl-sLr.
victoria. Aug. 20 = p. m. california ~. n.
tiDns So AL So EXcurIo1 ticxeis reduced
ESDERSON BHprlG.sS Agents. BowIin s-DreeiL
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
S aa c haSss e Ta5s
ALBANY Tor the North and West sun
90 PfEB "5f a s:y: re;
Train. NsTt w Albany Sunday m'rnas with
Excursion Albany sa e. RGss 30 f,s
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C.
Pier s5 ss pa a syn lay, eIc.peM leave vos1y
s.sSss SysSs fsas
sss S'ss, s ssa ss
~ w ssars and .ns
cketso West Point Newburs returning By down. beat 81
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
hanore s and VAS wash %Ssr
aHs sna DAD s T.
% Ss.sE ss5ye w.qs .2s
tashed r'tts'urs Columbus All CIncin,st
s:sB, 's sst line Tor ws,,n,,n ,-r., ola,,a,,s
tl Ralass ,SepsT q ."i ch,sss, EnSe
"a Aflcs G.s.s .. ss:s
washington 1910 'H s...s cT hs
rH No nv IN, u,ss, t,r,- .n..,,,. w.,. Twain,
Ticksssnaa,i ,le wa.: ,cT,,, mi 1910 n
ani q, ass, o s cn.ny. oes s.d
CENTRAL / RAILROAD OF -NEw-JERsEY.
breSs,ys Js%o. Wharf, RSFy'a station liz
Leave Now York. foot OF ribsrtv-.t. as follows
Harrisburg, etc. "' "o"""s'
7'i5. mZFor Scloplev's Ho11t.'n nth erid-e Br.,.,
NJ l. an western r. r. Esston, Allentown. wilkesbsrrs
. 3 lnFDr Flanin ytol. Schooley'a Mountain Hirt
bridge Branch, Easton Allentown Rssd,n- Harrisburg
,auch tl!nS Villa nsport Tanaqua DriftOn Nanticoke
Upper Lehich. Scranton.
> m-For iemin gto, Eason Allentown, Reading Har
tsohrE Mauch Chunk. Pittston, etc
CHIME p mror slcningtcn Pastor Wind Gan Mauch
Easlon. Allentown etc ~ s $1,000
40 ~ m.-Fer Sonervle. F1eminrton &c
n;aup N: For Easton. d, '. and W r. r.. Allentown
SUNDAY trains leave at s:45 M D. M for Bound rsrooh
ana intermediate stations $40 Easton Allen
Town Harrisburg and the West
For newark at 5t5 s:l5 e:4s 7I5 $780, s:oa $500 o
lob l0:t5 ll:l5 m. l2:tj LIS, 2, 2:30
$3.50 $40 2. II. $40 546. g. G:l5 $50 $780, 8:l5 y
For trains points Time Tables At station.
n Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ ALI. RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy south Amboy
bank lonT Branch Ocean Grove. Asbury Park Poin
Jeayeat $40 7:a3 1o3Oa m 10 r 2. $780, l. 4so $50
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT LINd-QUICK TIME.
| 49, THROUGH CARS-IOWEST
| tplt ATLANTIC CITY -45 =. ~. EXPRESS 200 n "A
win through cars arTivin1 AZ Atlantic CITY GA
iNre from Ncw-forS One way SO % Round trip "a s.
| lREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
| G:3u y. m. - "' "" - N' 49,
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Che Curt
Excursions.

nAILY EXCURSION 10 West Point and
~ Newourg See Albany Day Boats advertisement
HOURLY EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY
- n BEACh y. " Woodhavcn a Rockaway r. r.
ElatDushAyc. - ~
Running until late in the evening
Round trip Excursion Tickets. 90 cents.
IRON STEAMBOAT co.
FOR coEEY ISLAND
Boats for IRON PIER leave West 23d--.. hour,x q -
TO y T. m Pier No J. so minutes later.
Boats via SEA BEACH RAILROAD leave Pier No 4
hourly, 9;l5 a. 20 lois .. IA.
Mon SUNDAYS. extra boats short intervals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-15

WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAKE MEMPTREMAGoG AND oUEDEG
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing ~ Special Fast Evprcss Train with
Paror Cara Grand Central Depot. NewYolk
n. " ~ H. and w. r. r., at 1888 A. NJ daily except san
days) arriving the White Mountains early the evening
rhine tables ratcs etc. apply 10 Ticket Agents OF n "
n. u. and u. u. r.. OF to
a. HEMPsiEAD, c. 7. a., ith-ave and 4od-st. N. Y.
nUDSON.--Steamers Redtield and McMamls
for Hudson. and via Boston and Albany Railroad q
Chatham. Lebanon Springs Remington ptsield, North
Adams and internedate points Also connecting at Hudson
for Athens. CONSAckl ~ Stuyvesant New baltimore Coey
Castleton. Daily at 4 "a W tsundays excepted
from Pier 50. North ldvee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-15

EkEEliOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
- Leave fof Freehold 5;45 7:45 a. m, u M 2 4:30 530
NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Icy konte via sandy loo, 1910 $50.
S:t9 300 645 p ln~ for East Sundays,
3 lofoA mp S:i5 5p mFor Ocean Grove, Point Pleas
For Saniy Hook via Branchpor, 54L 745. "a 10 M
For monmouth Be.ch scabrleht &C. Branchport 5:45
40, ga n. ~ M, ? $780, 53O, 81. o D. m.
h:iJn. nVia Rel Bank for Lakewood Toms River High
and Heights, Nincand and all stations o Bay side
s'l9a. r1-Nia Red Bank River
land Heights. Sea side PARK Barnegat, SC
. ~ m.-An Rail-l:3O ~ m.-Via SANDY Hook for Lake
WOOL hancheste Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY and all
4:S0p NJ VIA Rcd Rank for Lakewood. whitings Toms