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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Fer TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Newiork from station r. h OF " j. foot OF Lab
For rmIaaclgiia, Nnh and Greensts at 74s Q. lil5
M i:3o T. 40 500, Z. IL j. IN On sunday at SO a. MI
FOR fhiri AMI BcrS.-sts $50 o. Ills m: $780, 49,
fqr Irncn Warm AMI TacEer.,s go ~ o. ii; 70,
return trains leave Philadelphia for NcwYork
Gree" st. Al 40 $50. so il q. ~; lis, s45 $40 $40
!c M thin hin G and sr z s s SO BIZ nj $40
f s nn y wa sq%f a racs S i p 40 $780,
oo5, ZOOS 80 NJ. ?. ;2a 4:2i $40 7:25, s?5 p
made Jersey city station to and from Brook
yF aRS E fS s At loot q Nos .O o
9 9 an mt1 a1 c e, ns M i%'G1s a o blsS and
cheek a% os P Esp vim Ss fo Tp anf
cation can am %f - ard 2 BsffTsy 5 S g srs
ccnn,c SiIn ne Rc telephone ant law isscgTsPh
zen. Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
L shroXIc and NAvGATrcK RAlLKoADs- steamers
% Ea.i fare lower than BY any other roa
NEW-HAyEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Far, 81.
1y SO R G1y sqnsa Nth fSs Tor
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER KAIIRoND.- Comnencing January H. 1881
through trains will leave Grand cenir, Depot
Plaitshurr 81 Alban. and Montreal
Ia Soe Chcago hlgrcss drawing room cars to Canaan
Iiooa M to Albany and Troy with connections to Utica
400 y. M. Accomno laton 10 Albany and Troy.
600 fouis Express daily with Sleeping cars Tor
- Louis running through every day IN "a" wrck also
for Auburn Road stations and for Buffalo, Toledo and De
tro AMI excepting sunday night for Montreal via Pias
burg. 80
Eochrster Buffalo Cleveland Toledo, Detroit and Chicago.
and excepting sunday night for Montreal via ~ Adams
1870 Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
Troy.
WCscntt. Express Ofces Park place and 1s5 and 3i2
Brnadway. New. York. and J33 Washington ST., brooklyn
j NJ rOCCEN, Gen. sup. {. B MkEkEK Gen. Passr Agt.
NORWICH LINE
To Boston Worcester. Nashur Portland and the Fast
leave Iir No. 90, North River
n D. m daily sundays excepted. Limited tickets TO Bos
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Excursions.
DAPID TRANSIT TO THE SEA.
ttlnsieal 9nelrnncnts.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, % stops, II octayes,
i reeds SO octave Piano .lii. Great barrlns iTd
catalos cue FREE. Address BEATTY Washington. y. J.
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MONARCH LINE.
VI SEN YORK and LONDON.
Splendid new last steamers.
Leave dock adjoining Ftyonla Ferry, Jersey CITY.
Persian Monarch, MAY u. Saxon Monarch June :.
tclt' Monarch. MAY -.
Superior accommodate for saloon passcngers No steer
age voyage Prepaid stoetts, II Ow rates
1hr splendid steamship Persian Monarch, sailing
Saturday, @ls MAY. accommodate ic" more saloon
passengrt- with choice outside rooms.
Apply 20 IL" general agents,
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MONMOUTH BEACH.-Ocean front, Iur-
MI nished cottage ~ rooms including bath rsnss o%m
branch water stable with four sais o1 9.ne ptown
broadway.
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ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and CO D,,.,.is1
~ SEATS to let AMI for SALE furnished ah mne y
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

Doaro an0 Rooms.
East Side.
HANDSOMELY furnished second floor, sinSly
or hrstol@.s house. 20 last 10Th ST. between
Broadway aud jthavc
90 EAST 2OTH-ST. Handsomely furnished
G a.t served 1SS%i dc f' f 81 Sy
AZ EAST 3sTH- ST.-An elegant second floor
M with private table or without hoard
1St EAST 3sTH-ST.-A nicely furnished
., H%SA %n a'ss % P' Single
West Side
4 FURNISHED ROOM to let without board,
in iamy g,,is%9n 9n Se,1 az
PARTMENTS for GENTLEMEN. - 253
Furnished thrd looi front -o single references
EIFTH-AVE., near Union League and Uni
vsrsiiy c,neSA ate i3miy %in rTn v MN ase 81
l23s broadway.
rJ'O LET, furnished, on pallor floor a ply
sleian's dentists oace West S,thst. near 5usyc.
me6ts hrst css% Address OLIV Err pt6wn Tribune once
1888 broadway.
rT'O LET, with or without board, n pleasant
sasse F0 S 3n BAN w @si aiG e Oh nj IN
STH-AVE.-l6i-Entir floor. front and rear
- suites large hall rooms furnished or unfurnshcd
running special arrange ncnts for the summer
III WEST 27Tii- ST.-Elegant parlors. extra
- In and appointments. bathroom attached; good
top door
% WEST 2GTH-ST-Summcr board in the
stsJ hotel and home comforts PER
mancBt aud transient guests Table board.
~ WEST 10TH-ST.. near 5TH-ANE.-
IF Handsomely furnished front excellent board
and home cofoIt mode ate terms transient FL - per day
SE WEST 25th-st.-lIandsomcly furnished
eJD for gentcmcn singy SUITE Madison
square.
ICS WEST 23D-ST.; also - West 47th-
lOe) a. Windsor Hotel Rooms with or without
board permanent an,ent rooms board and attendance
nrs;ClasS
CHI WEST 42d-st-A small family have
sbOI handsome front room 10 let with without board
near station references exchanged
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPRoyED E9rIP
MlNI, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONS ISTENT
WITH ABsOLurE SAFETY

y \
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New YORK. via Dcsbrosses and cor
lanai N 7o f' al 10 5lGT i, 800 s4o g. 3
g. 30 ard 10 PA and ~ night sundays 40 and AM
Efprcs Trans leave New York daily except sunday
1880 a and running through via Trenton and Cam
Hcirrnng trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 sis 525
M S ami ami i "a a. % ' ON sa%ay t'i: @ -. ~ BIS
$50 y M; T. y - and NJ Lave Pmisieipha VIA Cain
Tckri on es and aiI lmllway. Astor House and
iva Annex sutton. foot Futonst, BROOKLYN Nos ~
e AT rcF * % X Ba, i@pS1Ta ''o" Jersey '
M I'n , yGmIany VIII call Tor and ehccX
fhNN t;carra Manager. Grn'l Pass'r \ gent.
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing at
IL toi1rn, ives. POINT cornwar Nc1bnfs Marlboro,
milton Poughkccsir. tsopus orHctng with Ulster and
cinclI sa Iamss y Baldwin c.ys Italy at p M foot
rE,lIE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tho
l NEw.YoiiK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
EaASGNESr or TAKING EFFECT NOVEMBER u. 1880
,o aacr 10 mnaa a and sSaSS @ B ' D''"Ds
M lDany ts.i st. Sn,. t,pgsss arriving at nut sa
soathNgst iuimal best Drawing sleeping Coaches
~ r Express Tor r the West scfpn55
c2ieago without change also iioSi dining Car, Chicago
iaih P eaya Gha"or s' Street Depot Ncw.yos for
SeT amS 1 Ht atuay nights OILY sundays SIS
a. H. train stops nj Rutheror only on sanlays-l2 noon;
LIN 3 40 1 10 SO. $780, OO, G:}0 & 1880 D. H. II mid
night. Sundays g. $780, LOGO H. 1870, $50 p M ana IL
Patcson 100 TO- 1920 NJ, II noon, las. B. $50 40
= Go 5hO J::O Go GaO ,. ,, 1890 I. NJ and IL nll
night. sundays o. $50. 1920 a. H. Id O3o p No. aud IL
patersSu via Newark Gas $40 1880 M TO- 40 6:2o
clio 1850 p. m and II midnight Saturday nights oiy sun
DAY Sin T. ~ no 90 a. nj las $50 s. clio 10, and l?
Midnight . sundays i s. $50 1920 m, las $50 p H. and
az t uiuuis ESQ lO:20a m. $50 y. m.
New burg Cornwall 400, a. MI 53u, s'oO p M snu
'd tsS MOI and Kingston. m $3.50 IN sundays $50
a. $50 o. 1920 a. NJ; $780, $50, 40 7, 7l5 p m
o uos,, II so lUyO a. IN; $50, D. ia. 800
0uati,,toNn 1850. q. LOGO M; 300 4:3n = I'D p IN:
sa. y 10 lO26a IN. $50 the ~ AMI i:3J
trains connect WIN Ne"'i"'A al" o'"'s' 'h'"i"na
hailrsa at a9 5S o. 1920 mi i3O 7, 7:I5 III sun.
~, roi = az 1910 a. M; q, $3.50 and D. III.
o"S 30 St quarter OF and quarter after
p for massage and for Apartments In Drawing Room
Coaches be O5tai.c and orders FOL tho
% and transfer Of baggage may Ge left At the Com.
nny t,rces 49, iOl OF y51 broadway, " y, No.
pan. ~ Dfookyn or at the Company's Dcp0ts. -.
,raa Trains tho West arrive IN Newfork al 123
~" JNO y. ABBOTT Gcnl Pass'r Agent, New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trains for Englewood Coster Pernon and Ny.
acE z $50 $3.50 n g. T. 400, ESQ., GAO. $3.50, 1850 M
SUNDAYS D a m. $50 p. The ll:30 ?. train will
eaye 80 minutes later saturday nights -,
Manuel Spring Valley and honsey. 100. $50 H. %:oS
JNo. y. ABBOTT, Genl Passr Agent New.ioFL
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Counlrn BOARD tpanteo.

WANTED-Within hour Of y. Y. Mont
w clair Engewt OIL summit or high localities prcfcrrei
for gentleman wife. c!d infant and require
and not month good table and beds in
dinpensable Address lAItksO%, Tribune Uptown Once,
l,23S Broadway.
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Two PHILADELPHIA.
" ''-
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEM.NOHk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

DASSAIC, N. ITO let for season or year,
cottage house eight rooms furnished high grounds me
sew riraasnt locality minutes Walk IRON neIo, ,e
ps,opa nits and vegetables Apply to j. H. PUDNE1
pssssic H. j. or ~ T. ID. MCCLENNEN, iOWaIen.st " l.
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ON PECONIC BAY, Long Island, water ter. iro sns
seven miles including large peninsula WV For
,cres timber land large house, a1undan,
49, ..a,e 20 AND a WHITING. III Nassiu-st
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ITO, FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS!-The
Il Cislin House, Beckett, Mass. II open For de
scrptive circular addrc A. @. CROSS. Proprietor.
HOTEL BELLEVUE, near Seabright, y. j.,
opens for the June l. House open for the
scer; ion Of rooms. J. II. COREY. Proprietor.
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AZ EAST 3sTlI- ST.-An elegant second floor
M with urivate table ~ without board
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r,RUIT Farm, Country KesueMce, nY cen mfr,

SIMMER Boarding. sixty minutes py MILE. from
.rosa Liberty ST. q On so%srSis and Fndeme
sSs ,U1as ss nae
on eeconc sSd grounds sheltered from norm s
s canal sSa railroads.
svs and romantic venags no to Sygienc
Ia scs-;e feafures; will lease unturnSnS n HI MOTE
AIT r rssr Address HILLSIDE FkOii rama" ~
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AaILLBROOK STATION Dntc RsTS Of S4 9Ss ss
80. ertt af IIsrts Village comprising % aoJ Wy
,r;c, land With choice varieties Of fruit hot ao eo'a s'
' Is in rood order situated In oeanttiui OAK ero'e
e. noted for its heahfnlncss and nne
pInr,y 10 PHILIP n. MERRITT Mnnrovk, D.or az
conrpgtyy n w. or RICHARD p. MERRITT EAcou"'' -
XatE
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9ummer Resorts.

COUNTRY BOARD.-In n quiet vine-cov
~ cred home three minutes walk from station tw
gentlemen find board At from 70 f0 week stab
ling II desired. Address Mrs. MARY WHITE, Elizabeth
NewJersey.
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UNFINISHED VILLA on Sea ,H SnoTee fnsst
new and ready for occupancy foS sS,n shooting and
- and sl water bathing excellent hshi9s Iv,and one
sng; one Of most perfect places On stey Prtnci
hour ny ~, Msr 20 y iONGHURsT 81 Ccdar.st
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TINO LET.-At the highest and most pictur-
esoue mart of Fort Washington 1Sistst, large
and eegsnt mansion with AL Improvements IN complete
order: partly furnished; stable ample grounds ru tees
Xc rent Low for years Particulars AT Once OF
estate Of GEORGE L. l. HYATT, No 21S Canast near
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CHORE FRONT gcntlemans residence on
y Long sound as minutes from Sass for
Yacht an opportunity seldom offered to secure nome al nan
H. cost o. a. BENNEr, $50 Broadway.
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BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.

nom Fute1 Mozart
Overture"1uo Flying Dutchman Nagnef
Duo Beatrice and Bcucdick BeTho8
Fettiya Procession Queen Of sheba ".... GodInagE
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+ FUIGUVALJEY RAILROAD.
- CRY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION

CHARMS
COMPANY
onice Pier IL. N. r., foot Cortlandtst.
Consgnmenis of freight forwarded az directed to any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery OF all kinds Of freight
chandise TO any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ngcred to any point
I'm the harborat reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATs AND RANGES ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHARTER.
steamers John H. sarn and Erastus Corning for NEW.
HAVEN leave Pier IS y. H. at p. daily. lsaturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.York and
New.Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points ID. L. a w. H. r. received at Pier J.
For New Haven and points East OF Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers from Pier f. T.. foot WhehalsL
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. communipaw, Mildly Docks.
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertainng to the
construction and repair Of vessels.
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Glcnmbonl5 an0 Railroal9.
AND ONO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINE 10 TIE $50 ST.
Via philadelphia, Baltimore, and Matuu- ION.

ON and after May %, Passenger Trains leave from Pom
s,yauia Railroad Depot foot Of tofilIuuist aud Dos
bIOs-ya-st., a. follows;
$50 a. M except sundays: arrive Washington i.2J D.
EXPRESS Washington '.lJ u daily. with
slecpcrs rt8DuIg Combui and Cincinnati rafIor cars
attached 10 500 train.
D. M daily Line for Washin ton. arrive Cncn.
natl $50 p. M Chicago, $50 g. u, and 81 Louis, s3l
h. a o. palace slecpcTH Through TO Cincinnati and Chicago
Entire trains through - Chicago.
~ mdu ght daily. Passenger coaches only; arrive a.
Camden station, Baltimore t:i, Itu ton 1.3Ja
Day Express leaves Baltimore $3.50 o.. m, Washington 1910
a. ~. daily. ~lccpcTs Tor Cincinnati.
to No other line makes astr fine ~ the West Trains
arrive from the West at Gao a. 3iu =. and 1910
m Tickets and sleeping berlhs secured and baggage called
for ami checked destination at company Office 80. 81 .
Broadway and Of bo Pennsylvania Railroad
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Musicale

MISS T. A. WHITE, Teacher of the Piano,
iour or haIlhour single scholars, enc ieH "
1e1ujssop To DR. IN M asOn Circulars at her residence
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Art Schools-Citv.
NTRS L0ITISA b. NlILNER

MRS. LOUISA u. CtLl III - a.
w Will receive pupils IN PAlc.IiN1 uAnuS' ii % On
flc china and decoration, at her studio hc l5e41 No
az East zGtl-st, ithave commencing OCI -. t
References Mr D. Huntington, Nj Nm HiIt IL '"A-'
Nj. Hart Ar. a. +. Bellows
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COOK.-By an American woman, ProtestanC
~ do the plain washing and ironing; best city elerohoo
no car Is lO3 " est 3Jtn-st first n0OF
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
Ia mon NTAINS. landing at COzzens WEST Point Corn.
wall Ncwburg Marlboro Milton. Poughkeersc Esopus,
connecting with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley
Raoada Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James W. Bald
win leave daily D. foot Harris0n.sL, North River
eycen Saturdays, when Thomas Cornell leaves at y.
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1usirntiion.
For Both sexcs-city.

Fnplsh Freuch and German Boarding ana Day school,
Formerly MISS /. 4. BcntdcCsl ,.,
Removed from No East 42d-St 10 No d Vest AoJh-SL
Thorough instruction iu al departments
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Counirn iJroperln Wanteo.

country seat or land wanted,
\ reGI \. me atout $4,000. in exchange for BROOKLYN
1IeipfS dwelling full lot ferries and bridge IA
drcs2 ~, owner {EU ZEN HARRISON, Box 2,Oou y J..
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OREGON, CoLoRAD DO, ST PAUL,

OREGON, COLORA DO, ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH,
MONTANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA, and the NORTH
WEST ars reached direct from CHICAGO via the
AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. II runs from two 10
five ira ns daily each way between CHICAGO and prom
nent Western points. IT ALONE RUNS IMPERIAL
PALACE DINING CARS west Of Chicago PULLMAN
SLEEPERs all Of its through ana night trains
For rates and other information apply By letter
person To any coupon ticket agent 10 H. 4. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent No. il5 Broadway, New York.
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL PASSENGER TRAINS On AMI iftsr Maya lSSl,wl
eaveIep otof Cortaudt anl DoybrpsscFsts at IJ
a NJ 5000. and $50 n Tor East1n. Batllslen Allen
town. Rcafing Mauch Chunk, WnkC4barre. Towintl
Wavsrly Ithaca. Geneva, Lyon% Buffalo and the West
Wike-barro aud PittstOn Pullman sleeping
attached TO Trains leaving IiO
n, I n m and 3.iOp M connect for all points Mahanoy
and iIazletOn coal regions r. H. BNlNGION, q. r. A.
General Eastern ONCE corner church and Cortlandtsts
N' $1,000 {. III. CUMMINGS, Agent
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steamtoats ano RAILROADS..

Gteamtoats ano Railroads.
A PRODUCTION OF FARE,
Ncw.York to Boston, 81
Limited tickets Corresponding luction to all Eastern
Points ~. s.o,,or,
BRISTOL AND PROV lDENCEo A.,
Leave New.York daily sundays included, at i;31 D. n rom
PIER - North River OF Hurrlyst CONNECTION by An
S eses and state Sav a. 90 Secured Prnp
tells rlnsorand ticket Offices at the once On F ~ 1H on
'iEs0jRbEN & LOWELL, Ag.s. Gem. Pass. Ast
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
H7ootyn loot Of Fuiton.st,, JeTclis Wharf
ESQ mFoE Flenngt9n High r Bd.e Brunch Easton'
March CHUNK a Ianeaa aa@ P RSe S r1e Eson
Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Maueh Chunk Williams
p mFor femiagt99 Elson Allentown, Reading, Har
80 y m--Eor iaston Mauch Chunk, Iamaqun' DTii'ol1
400 p nlGFor Iish Bridge Branch, Easton, &c.
4 f For ESeSn AntoW1s Readnq Harrisburg
SUNDAY trains leave al Si a. m l2p M for Bound Brook
and stations a $50 D. m for IastOn Allentown.
For a'y YsT5 a at = 55 6l5G!5 7l5 1880 s. $50 $50
gl5. 94}. 1912 IO:i5 l;i5 a M - M ZAP az a a52
$ $c si So 55 49, iSa i i$ H'P n q' oi'' '
For trains 10 local points see Time Tables at stations
" Y and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ 0 Leave At ;, $40 a. m II m. 2 $3.50. 4, ., Gp III
F9E A AT IG CITY ~ irSngn ci5 m For
Kfy Ts, at SIS NJ II H. p l. 56p m = o "
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
VA Sahy liOoA' ~ g; M p 1 R. l
AND 5i ad Bnk5 mn Tor ake " Tom, River
Barnegat &C. 2 p m, m for Lakewood. MANCHESTER Toms
m. for Lakewood Toms RIVER Barnoaat &C. '''
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ForTRESff6jiY2 and ini' PHTHLIhDELTPHA
Leave Ncw.32r from station G. r. T. Of N j. ~,
m i8o T. G5G 5So = ~ mi on SUNDAY iI al si5 a. M
~ or 15@ 53o = a. on Tg@da n AZ So o ,,so
u M. On sunday $40 a, M, 900, IL D..
From stations rhil3 qqd Rcldn{ r r. Nigt4 and Green
SIS at - ' WV ~ a. M 10, "io olo o'i' l. p III
from T6irl and Beryst, a. 30 $50 as a m l, 5:25
Cin li'u p m 194dal az > 10 =. r. U I.,t ~ Ia
425, G2', .2o =. m. SUNDAY -. 9.l9 N, GA F. m
and N GdhGEs to ' md aG Ias ' Sm Sew
York and Philadc'phia - ,,,. e,,,. o., 49,. ,
BIaolyp and Eric Depot Jsriry Cy. so. oqo 90, ,o
oii 657 1928 gr5w,y. nd n 'g paciIal n9 , Not
y v T aasic Company UoiGi, yp.css viii can
'. Josirll s. iiHitRis OF H. p BALDWIN.
General Nanas,r Gen. Pass. Agent
RI!EE AiWAE S nov Tb k RyTr IS thG MaM
o. .mon5naa,i and oGicaeo ay Express Drawing
room COACH 70 nqo a.rc,on H@e@ o., pnr,o
%e,t Pullman, Draviosroom sleeping coaches to
4" o. H. Umy-rnciac Expires, for tho wc,t shopping
C4f45o TilII o S'ii - 1 NEE !,'F '"' 20 '''3o
i5 '5 d. i i"@ ',i, 'I o. 49, loo 91"'
Paterson g., 7ln g.sh io..Da ui II noon las , 800
MINT S,ri,aa Mo I6aa 49, g. 80 IS % iu.gr.
~. t.. Paterson Va newark. Gl5 $40. 1880 ~.
" gsrc9r IT, 5 7,d 10 5' - "2 , oa us
D. u., ana l2 mioniahL sundays o. 800. 1919 o. nj
W1rvick. 1.'p a. No.. l.aDp m ION
SUNDAY. = go. m. .,..,
c ,n'o, y 30 rs ll id .o So 40 T. 7.I5 D. n.
Suudty-. o., 0"l u VA ilr' ~. '.., fqo 2 -1-, ,,
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YOUNG CLERGYMAN, recent graduate
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4 YOUNG LADY, graduate Of the Normal
~ College wodd like TO read several hCnrs daily Tor LtoT
ry lady OF gentleman invalid could also read German
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try. Cali 2J2 Gth-aye., over shoe store.
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COOK.-By very competent Scotch woman
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7 OUSEKEEPER- a middle-aged Amer
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uOUSEKEEPER or SEAMSTRESS.--By AZ, an
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ENASI!NG.-By n respectable woman, at
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~ either TO go out or at home Apply at SO4 West
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