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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ - NEW LINE

ROUND BROOK ROUTE,
or TRENTON and phil ADELPHrA
Liberty-st. $50 ~ ''''" = ~ ~ " ~ 80 WV W
Eor fataiephia Ninth Greensts AZ 75 $3.50, ll;l5
IN tioo 4;5O o;3o IL y on sunday at S;4o ul,
aorrhir and Berks.sts. $3.50 7:i5 HIS E3O43O
o;3u D. m. On Suntlv NJ S:i1 J. n.
For Trenton Warren and ruckor-st $3.50 75 930 HIS
O;3O ~
Return Philadelphia . New York
From stations Phla. and Reading II. n. Ninth
sts &c 1890 $780, $780, II las $40 5i0 6;A5. II p
On sunday, At $40 $50 II y u.
From Third and lerkssts. 500, ;: 20 bis $40
Do 6:26, llfop m. Sundav at 7:i5 NJ, 4:30p M
~ rom Trenton, warren AMI rucker-stsl25 62o sos
9ooe idoln ll;Si NJ 22L i:26 6;25 1920 sunday
100, ':26 Z. m, i;lh y
Connection ~ made Jersey CITY station and
BROOKLYN De9ot. Jersey
Tickets loot " Nos 2Sa 26l. SOL
Sti t51 1928 Broaiway, the principal hotels
brooklyn. ~
n. Y. Transfer Comnanv Dodds Express Will
check baggage from hotel App
catoncan he made ga AMI a2S 736 Sixth
ave- New ork and COurt-st
graph. - - N' - - -
JOSEPH ). hARRIs nP BALDWIN
General Manager. Gem Pass Aren't
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BASE BALL CoNrEsrs

WORCESTER, Mass, Sep.. l4.-Buffalos. . !.
Worcestefs, L. -
BOSTON, Mass, Sept 14.-Bostons, 3; Chicago A.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Sept. 14.Pr0vidence A; Detroits
TROY. N " Sept. 14.-Cleyelands, 0; Troys, g. Base
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welcome TO Cincinnati, Governor Forster performed
q similar Office for the State of Ohio and a
made by General Samuel FallOws, Of Minnesota.
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Citn propertp 90 Eet.

HANDSOME 3 story Brick Houses Finished
III The nest manner. with all conveniences eauini
home: rent, 1000. Henderson. place, East s6lh
EDGAR LEAHCRAFT, 1,544 broadway. ~ -
'IO LEI for the Winter or Longer-A fullv
FURNISHED honso at Audubon PARA, l51th-st with ~,
acres OF lawn stable ana Croon combinn" All
te ADVANTAGES OF Guy and country. Convenient to the ea
Yated railway Rent low. Apply 10 GEORGE H. PIE E
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NV ES TEKLY.-
~ The new Nat building, Nos. l03 West 54tbst
y hshed ald Mi be ready Tor occupation Monday S ut
~ the nrst huts each contain / the thar
mats contain 10 roOms the other contain ,a,h
rooms including bath atteution
paid 10 plumbug which has ali nv DAYS w"rE
An rooms nave one or more outside windows
rooms, which ventilated b. la wells ian,inr
show the mats Also desra Bile Hat in building
no ol West 1lthst, containing 81 light
poss sson foI further particulars apply To H. H. DlOW
y co, 3 Pine-st j. 1870 Broadway To II IETs
Mass ST, n. Y. ' ~
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Gonses ano Rooms tOante0.

WANTED-A Flat of seven to nine light
rooms rent reasonable, from Washington Squnre TO
.0thst TN to 4thaves Address BOX a. En- gfewooi
y. j. Occupancy about Lat OF October
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st, $, $50 IT OF 3dave, 20xO3 Wheeler Sl2lO0
RECORDED REAL estate rRANSFGaS
Cortlanit-st, No 81, 249x123x22xl23 VIM d Ward,
executor etc, to Jane A Scmidt 81
Haar and husband to r g Rolston ......, $500
29th-st, 1871 @ of lst-ave, 49, Dakin,
referees Jemima Payne, eXecutriX etc 1000
referee, emma Payne exec1trix eto.>. 5000
143dst, 3, $50 IL OF Boulevard, 17.6x99 IL; A J
Puriy ct al to Moses i
4thave u Of 59tn.st,
George Johnson $4,000
49th-st, SO.6 IL of 9tl-ave 502 LxlO2.5
bel and wife to Elizabeth seitz 1880
to Wnke9s ..... $4,000
and husband to Eidt. -. .. $4,000
l7th-st; s. lot 2O5 25x92 Mary Cramer and husband
M TO ii Keib ,.,.............. 10000
2d-ave secor of 105th-st, lOOllxI75; ] Mel Nash
to Theresa Schappert $4,000
l2od'st, 200 IT e OF 4th-ave, 15Xl0U1l; Laor
and wife to VIM Johnston -. $500
Sdave of 4!'th-s, 50.4x1l5; $ b Ode ct al to
Ca ,sidy ald another 4O,4OO
7tlst II 3UI II W Ave-C; 2Ox976; Catherine
o, Schneider and husband W Heirowitz.-... 1926
3d-ave $, 800 p It OF lZ3dst z6.5 l2XSU; Bahr
W and wife to Mary waither 1920
oo Elizabeth pegg and husband ... $4,000
90, wife to Jose seviila ,... $4,000
12lstst 32l IT of 3d-ave 37xSl; Harriet over
o hser and husband to Il II Blake.
~ ,ha sherman 80. 10000
S6th.St, II - % IL W of Ave-A, 7SxS0x o
M AyeA sedgwick toJ De Brot .....:....... 1l5,0OO
MacOmDs Dam Road, plots, oath Ward;
Payne, referee, Catherine Bradley ....... 1920
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NORWICH LINE

y To Boston Worcester, Nashua, Portland and the East
via New londnn steamers leave Pier y
daily, Sundaya included. Week days pm sundays 8 p Ia
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hits-Troys, 81 Clevelands, g. Errors-Troys, a; Ceve
lands, 10. ~ ,, .
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14-Athletic, 7; Atlantic, 6.
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Gltn ReuI GGta!e for Ga!e.
Grooalnn Dropertp for Sale an> 60 Get

A T $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
~ land in Brooklyn, lines
immediate vicinity OF paved severed streets rutland
d WHITING, III Nassau-st.
'E'O LET.-f6OO for 3-story hgh-stoop brown
stone house, Xi2, lot 100. only Ave
Prospect Park, and convenient to COley IsIai
ieIIles horsccarI
Rutland & WHITING. l2l Nassau.s-
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
and OHIO RAILROAD.
MnnLI ST 1
MVDtL FNNI LINE TO TIE WEST
Wa fhladtlpla, faltim"rG ana Washington.

- 49,, y 81 ~ W i-SI.
ON ouG a rhNI s Ham@rf and W9snnston
yania r. H. Depot foot OF Cortlandt and
$50 a m-Exccpt Sunday, arrive Washington 4:25 p m
Ss91 sas oH6s n m DAP" Pyr NTH sleep
m-paily fat line for WASHINGTON arrive Cincinnati
o Gs@sT r ron n Io aeh III L o $50 m r.
~ Midnight daily sieepers attached; open for passeu
NOR $50 Washington, 10 40 a. sleepers Tor Gin.
other line makes Trains arrive
rS cE the West at Gao M $40 M and lot9
S Tay and at all the Offices Of the r'Hnv'n' Railroad Com
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.
Sooyn Of FSH %9gs S% e wsFy station in
Leave New YORK zoo; y f1lI,ertv.st.. as ,,u,vs
boo @-Eor F,onnyton Eastoa. Allentown Roatias
lana western & r. rst 22sy & rIi
Bridge Branch Ts en,9@D ea TS9n'A
Mauch Chunk Nla psport raualua Orifton. Nanticoxe
m-For TNenincton. CASTOR, Allentown Reading Har
Si5 . m-For Flenington, Easton. Wind Cap Mauoh
l8o For Schoolev's nigh Bridge branch.
iiiS3 %.E For $S%sryqe E'o%,oTt o. %
R S1s ,iayg,sEnrs Waugh ceSNE wke;earTs
and lnGrnediste stations az 5:iY' for Eastoa Allen
For Newark at : Ii5 SIY s;t5. 7;l5. 7:9o 500 s3Ll
Hsc = 49, $40: al' s4S 9i5 d6S so 49, i
For trains 10 local oSnt. ranes at stations
n Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~. ALL Raj. LINE for Perth Ambov South Ambov.
Bed Bank Long Branch ocean Grove Asbury Park. Point
. LeayeS 5.l5 iiI, lOSoA w. IL W.. p $780, L. AGO. 0:39
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT I'm r-QUICk TINE.
THROUGH CANS-LOWFST FARES.
. FOR ATLANTIC CITY GNPRFSS. BOO /, M with
through cars arriving AT Atlantic city at Gas m.
fare from New y ork One 1926 Round trip 81 s.
E'kEEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
i.sn Leavetor Freehold545 745 a. l2m. ASo, $780,
NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
a Ray Route via sandy Took At 10i0 a. lao.
| IN.
ant, &c 49, ~ ' ~ ~
For Sandy Hook via Rrancn,ort 5t5 7ia ga M IL NJ.
For Monmouth ,eac, so,,,,, o. 81. p,0o,,,o,, x.x
1900 az II M. ,, 1870 500 ~
7:45t m.-Na Rel Bank for Toms River
gat, sc
~ m.-Au Rail-l:30 n m-Via SANDY Hook for Lake
Wont Nanchester Toms River ATLANTIC CITY ana al.
4:3Oo m.-V'a Rod Bank Lakewood. whiting's Toms
River Barnegat 60
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REAL ESTATE.

Ew-YoRK. Thursday. Sept. is. 1881
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesroOm to-day:
BYE III Ludtop e. Co.
4story brick and fr b with lots, Nos 206 and 20S
East 41stst $ S, l'5 1t of 3dave, each lot 20
Robert $1,000
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il on and after July II. 1881


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND g ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHIIAUEI-
PHlA, TWO IN NEM-lORK.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAT ANn nI-nsn
NEW-YORk CITY AND NORTHERN rail-

HIAI. IKAINN
For lanbury, Mahonac ana inter
mediate stations. l55h-st m
III. daily, except sunday
Brew ster. Carmel Mahopac and inferno hate stations
leave l51th-st 435 m. daily. except SUNDAY.
Mahopac Special and Way leave 155t 55J D. m daily
except sunday - $3.50 10y
To connect with trains leave Rector nftyve minutes
before time Of departure from l55th-st.
Baggage depot 2-3 West sd st.
The New ok Transfer Company call Tor and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
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Connlrn propertp for 5alc ano Go Get

Connlrn propertp for 6ale ano Go Get.
At LONG BRANCH and ELBERON.-
and oSr SH E f Ess an" LONE p9' BreSc
AT ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhood speciality
thwHRD Gr E'pS fn s:o2' great bargains
AT MORRISTOWN, n. j.
,@ e"m a S S wen a@s TeTy GS
aud city the hou. large and hasevey colyeaie ce ample
\. J. 5. EDDY & sAYRE, 40 Broadway.
A SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Duchess
~ County on p H. and D. and " d and G. Rairoait
h1ITs o% h2@TS T9n
nRs grounds acres IN and GARDEN well stocked with
drives Desifbc Tor permanent home or summer rosicnce
SoardGrs AdTess g. GRAN Bell Afu Sg w" T. y summer
FOR SALE-2,o0 acre tract of unimproved
land IN Garter r i9R FSS p Ghatnoo a9pT rem To
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A desirable
residence with modern mproyepents garden with r ts
Tor Ne~York 6Toosya viii pay difference
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
rnr .t5iI HGER MANUGAcrURING COMPANY, desirou.
CO. 70 hT2tyG M%G Gf ' f 'FSG %
apply to c GI% t%I 'o Square, s
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-Fourteen
per month Address ciriltLEs tribune Since ''V'
MoNrCLAIR, \; To Let, well-fur-
Win en- HOVE q fA%soNs, % ccdar.s "" r''' ''' '''
ORANGE, \. J.-IIOUSES and COUNTRY
~, 1a{ ,, no, % Sn5 mir1''I
GTEAM SAW and SINGLE MILL for sale
GSGbs %i'i R" 6n 2! da" CANDIDA '~o' '"
T'O LET.-rwO cottage houses ut Ryc,N. Y. one
h1nr from The city Ample grS@nds Win stables sitpa
required Address cHAs r. WHITE Co, 81 Maiden Lane
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BvEH L,diow & Co.
RECORDED REAL estate RI

3-st tory brick dwelling with lot No 1l5 East 18TH
st, 5, $50 IT W OF 3dave, 20xl03; Wheeler 81
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I EHIGH Valley RAILROAD.

H PASSENGER TRAINS, on and after Nav . ISIS .
leave dePots. foot Of Cortland and Desbrosses ss al
a. m, 3inp and $3.50 p. for Easteu. Bethlehem.
town. keading Mauch Chunk MnkesbarTe. iowa
Maverly, ithaca. Geneva, Lyons, Buffalo and the y
Train at y. for Eason. Bethlehem Allentown. Rea,
Manch Chunk, WtkesOarre and PitstOn. Pullman sle-
coaches attached 20 $50 train Trains leaving
~. = M and $50 p connect for all points ia Nah
General Eastern Olfce corner Church and
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For Newport Marthas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod ana
All local points on the Old Colony r. Steamers NEWPORT
and OLD COLONY leave New. York daily suudays sxcett
az p m from Pier % n n. Annex boat Broaklvn
AZ p in Jersey city, n. liue-
Tickets and stateroOms be an princpsi
hotels transfer and ticket Offices Pier ana
on steamers Last oi tours and sent
nee on application GEO. J.. CONNOR. Gen'l
BORDEN & LOWELL
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED RoUl
MENr AND FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE sAFETY.

Express Trains leave New York. Dosbrosses and Co
landt streets Ferries, follows:
$50 $50 $50 40 Limitedl, II /. $40. Ss0 =
., $50 Z, $50 and 10 and u night SUNDAYS aid
3 a. m. 3. ESQ q $50 and Top M and - night
Express Trains leave NcwNork daily, nc
Returning, trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 ss5 5,a
Z, $50, :, $50 ana II Limited Express $50 T. M l.
a, 54S, 200 ana p. m On SUNDAY l2.Ol SAB 52h =
$50 a M 4, Z, 200 and T. Leave Plhladelphia
don, . n. m. ana 800 p M daily, except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices o26 and 3lf Broadway. Aston House and
foot DcsbrosSes tortlamds
lyn Annex station, loot OF fntoust. Brooklyn Nos IA
lbs Hu,sson-st, HobOken
Ticket once, > Battery place
The Ncw-Nurk Transfer Company viii can and CHECK
baggage from hotels and residences
PRANK THOMSON. J. r. WOOD.
tsfrllp Acru
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lEW-HAVEN, MERTDEN,

" Nv -tAN IN, MERlDEN. HARTFORD.
y SPRINGFlELD HOLYOKE WHITE MOUNTAINS
g. steamers leave Fter25 T. r. a. m; i33d-si =
BIB p M SUNDAYS excepted and 1870 f~ufsvs
cuded) connecting with above ana nf
date points tickets sold and baggage checked Bra
way, and Conrt-st- Brooklyn. EKcursioa 10 Neg.
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rJNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSIOI

II and NEW .trOm Grand Central utfOl AZ
Three eXpr.ss except sunday 70
SOS a. m. ] D paIlor cars attached and ~ T. u"
palace sleeping cars. .,--.s.., LIMITED
ON ami after MoNDAS, June special II MlIhD y AZ
20 AZ tSS train leaves at p. with patel ,ior
taohea, arriving Newport AZ $50 p m ~, ,e and
ear can he obtained az Metropolta
Windsor offices and al GRAND Seheh~4 A
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

Hamburg American Packet COmpaDy's Line for
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, and HAMBURG -
ST EVA. II WIELAN Sept %
.....Sept. % WEsTPHALIA.......0c oct
Rates OF passage to Plymouth, London CherDourg Ham
burg all points south England. Cabin,
800 SecOn Cabin $50; steerage, $50 trip
duced from Hamburg HavIe and south.
amp on, $2S.
KUNHARDT & co, c. Il. RICHARD & CO,
General General Passenger Agents.
No. t. N. @ Ny
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HEATH HOUSE.
Il SCIIOOLEN'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, y. J.,
VIII remain open during the Autumn months Fine drives
beautiful scenery medicinal springs heating arrangements.
Send for circular.
j. MARKEN COLEMAN. Proprietor.
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Pier S:35. AL 22ist VI n. t3roskivo ~, a's'ry =
a ml landingst Nyack Ferry, Vest Ppint Ssoy,fv ~
keepsie khineOeck, CatsCili Hnisoa - \
ct Aigsny or the Norih ant West an sP po9Pe'
sAHATOGA EXPRESS New York centrsf al a.. =, a
IA fdyor q; ,, = aeSets good via tlis line ~
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NEWPORT LINE

E'ALL XIV ER LINE, Tor Fail River BoSfon
and the East Steamers "Bristol" Providence
leave New York daily sundays included 52g d m fro,
Pier % \. r., foot Of MuTTav-st BANDS OF MUSIC oN
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G ounirn Bonr0.

RERkSHIRE'S MOST POPULAR RESORT
ID MAPLEWOOD BALI. PITTSFGELD. MASS.
one thpu the Combines wtthin itself
requisite attraction AMI comfort Special
rates. Open from Juno | Ia October Is.
GEORGE W. kITTELLE, Manager.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS lsA.9.1s' A
The Elegant steamers srONlNGroN and NA"i'-O--
sEII daily. except SUNDAY :, az
i. NJ. FROM PIER 5A y X, -. - nj
Foot OH lYst. arriving Boston al q A. A. fAhE -
AS Bl ANY OTTER LINE. 1900. .,.,s..aou
Tickets ID, SAFE At princi2A uoAos , %uSS a, 5 Asa
secuIedaV Hoes n WescotUs Express IA
House, Nos sol and 5S7 broadway SnS ,leaL
l. W rII-NI *. ,ianeral Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, = 49,
- Note change In location. NEW STFsMpp.Li-sk.
TOGA ana CITY OF TROY leave daily erce,., oAttA
from PIER No Al, North River foot OF
meeting with trains fba N.rst
day steamer touches at Albany. "es@ sun
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Il Pullman Sleepers via y. Y. y. "A. and H. r. n le,ves
Grand Central Depot at 30 week and 0.2O M
sundays. Also at A30 D. days Get tickets va
NeW-NOTk and New I'D land Railroad.
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T. ''''''oN' NEwJrnsry
The unique and elegant
will remain open until OctODcr2O.
C.T.JONES.
GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, y. Y.-IlOuse now
" omen 4Oicres u yrlInI rL witsr wool irss trsn
fru and ve;eti leS milk oirriassI stages
D.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
NORTH GERMAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
NECKAR... Sat. Sept. II ODER sat. Oct l
sat, sept. "a sat, oct =
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK TO 81 L TIIAMP-
uu TON, HAXRE or BRENEN ~
FIRST CABIN. .*l0i-SECON Nd CABIN. $50
STE GRACE $50.
Return tickets at reduced rates prepaid teerage certif
Gates $S steamers sail from Pier between second and
ThiTC-sts. Hoboken y. j,
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Redfield and McManus

for Hudson. and via Boston Albany Railroad 70
batham Lebanon springs, Bennington, Pttsdeid.
Adams and inferno iiae points. AZ Hudson
for Athens, CONSACkIE, tnyvesant Balfim0re Cow
mans and CastetoD. Daily ~ SUNDAYS eXcenell
L. NoTf.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Union Lodge, No 1GS, meets First and Third
Wednesday of each month.
Union Chapter, No. l61, meets Second Wednesday
evenings of each month.
Northern Commandery, Knights Templar, No. 18
Meets fourth Wednesday each month.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
rowanda Lodge, No. 900. Meets every Tuesday
evening.
Endowment Rank, Section lol. Meets Third Fri
day ia each month.
ODD FELLOWS.
Bradford Lodge, No. 167 Meets every Monday
light.
Bradford Encampment No. IL. Meets Second and
Fourth Wednesday night of each month.
leoh Lodge Degree of Rebeka. Meets First and
Third Fiday evenings of each month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Crystal Lodge. Meets every Monday evening.
Mystic Lodge, X. and L. of II. Meets Second and
Fourth Friday evenings of each month.
G.. A. r.
Watkins Post No. 6s. Meets every Saturday evening
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE.
rowanda Castle No. SO. Meets at K. of Hall
every Wednesday evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Towanda Council No So 2 meets antfired third
Friday of each month In K, z. Hail.
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CUCRCH DIRECTORY.

PRE1BYTERIAN-Rev j. S. Stewart, DID,, Pas
tor. Preaching ut 10 80 a. m. and p. m. eve
ry Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 80. Sunday Schoo-DA. Overton, Superin
tendent--at II o'clock.
CHRIST CIIURCH-( Episcopal) REV. J.hn s.
Beers. Rector. Service and preaching at 10 80 n.
and 100 p. Service and lecture Thurs day
evening at 80 Sunday school-.Jas. 7. Hale,
Superintendent II m. Teachers meeting
Tuesday evening at I AS.
n, +. CTIURCH.-Rev. G. II. Wright Pastor.
Preaching at 10 80 a. and p. Prayer
Meetings on Sunday evening at $50, Thursday
evening" at so. Young mems prayer meeting
Friday evening at 8. Sunday ScboolB NJ Peck,
Superiptendent-at II m.
SO. PETER AND PAUL.--(R. c. Rev. Chas. f.
Kelley, Priest Mass ut s and 10 80 a. m. Yes
pcrs at 80 p. Sunday School at II 80 and
80.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH (Universallst)
Rev. William Taylor, Pastor. Preaching at 10 80
a and p. Prayer and Conference
Meeting Thursday evening at 7 60 Sunday
School-Dr. Taylor, Superintendent-at IL IN.
BAPTIST TCHURCII-Rev. C. 7. Hallowell, Pastor
Preaching at 10 % A. NJ. and P. M Prayer
Meeting, Thursday Evening, T. NJ. Sunday
School at IL m.
Observation-Disclosures at 10 80 n. m. every Lords
day. Reading meeting every Wednesday evening.
Sunday school at p.
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PA. AND N. Y. Il. r.

Pa. ANDE.Y. r. r.
Trains on the Pa & n. Y. K. r. pass this place
as follows:
Aocing South.
No. 3, at 5 :o5 a. M, for New York and way sta.
No 7, at 10 43 a. m, mail train for New York Phil
adelphia and intermediate points.
No. 9, at 9 100 p ln-ExPress for Philadelphia. p
No. Is, at 10 :4e, P. m.-Fast express for Phiadel
No. 3l,-Local Passenger Train, between Elmira
and Wyalusng, 23 p m.
Moring North.
and Philadelphia
No. 80, at 9 80 "a. M, WilkesBarre accommodation
No. 2, at 4 :43 p. m.-Mal train from PhiIadcipn
No. II, at IL 49, a. m, from New Yo-a.
No. 81, at 6 ;53 a. m.-Wyalusin9 and Emira local.
STATE LINE AND SULLIVAN r.. r.
Leoe'
Aryire.
100 a. m, from Bernice.
BARCLAY II. Il.
/ so a. M, for Barclay and all stations, and :oo
pm.
10 Is a. m, from Barclay and intermediate stations
and 30 p. m.
CARTON sTAsE.
Leaves at O'Clock, a. Arrives ut ) O'Clock p. m
TROY STAGE,
Leaves mt 10 80 a m. Arrives at p. IN.
sHEsHEQUIN STAGE.
Arrives ut IL O'Clock n Departs at ]? IN.
LERAYsvILLE STAGE.
Arrives at IL m. Leaves at p. m.
TERRYTowS STAGE.
Arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at IL m
Departs sarnc days at p.
NEW ERA STAGE.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at II n,
Departs same days at p. m.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-14

Mr.. Sankey, the evangelist, left New
York Saturday, for tour of the world.
He and Mr.. Moody will begin their labors
in England the middle of October. From
there they will proceed to Ireland and the
the Irish Episcopal chhrch have invited
them TO preach in Ireland.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-14

The keenest interest is felt among
sporting men both in England and Amer
lea over the chances of Iroquois for the
St. Ledger at the DoncaStcr races next
Wednesday. The famous horse has been
afflicted by a severe cough which imper-
lis his fair prospects of success and DAM
pc IS the glowing anticlpations of anoth-
er American success. Nevertheless lro-
and may possibly yet win the prize.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-14

The Philadelphia Press was one Of the
warmest supporters of Senator Davies in
his canvass for the nomination for State
Treasurer and did all in its power to de-
feat the "machine politicians" out it
takes no stock in the movement of Wolfe.
favor of standing by the flag:
Mr. Wolfe's appeal is to the Independ
ent Republicans. The Press will not be
surpassed i'm true independence. Its rec
ord and it's attitude speak for themselves.
Without arrogatng more than its service
warrants, it feels that it has some claim
to the attention Of those who fought I'M
der the banner of Independence at Harris
burg, and by that light it invokes the
Republicans of the State to stand Ivy the
Republican flag. 1t knows the wrongs
to reprobate them. But it knows, too,
the greater wrong and danger of striking
down the cause of RepublicaniSm in this
hour of trial and cloudiny the future with
Democratic triumph. Upon what valid
ground can such IA result he sought or
justified? Not because it is necessary in
order to continue the fight for popular
rule within the Republican party tor that
w Il go right on. Not because there is
no hope Of success without it, for the on
ward march Of the past two years will
soon bring victory. Not because it is re-
quired to save a p blic trust from unwor-
thy hands, for General Baily'S honor is
emergencies which justify and demand
revolutionary actiOn--least Of all revolu-
tionary action which can have no other
result but Democratic success. The pro-
test has been made. The lines have been
strengthened for the next contest. The
candidate is personally uneXceptionable.
Republican defeat would carry deep re-
gret through the Republican ranks Of the
whole Union and Democratic success
would be a sad refrain to greet a Presi
dent saved from the jaws of death and to
sustain the great work Of which he is the
leader And so for the sake of Republican
principles, for the sake Of the President
himself, let the Republicans of Pennsyl-
vana, now that their ticket is in the field
postpone their differences to the appro-
pirate time and stand together in follow
ing the Republican flag.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-14

IF Wolfe succeeds in drawing enough
votes away from Baiy to elect the Dem
ocratic candidate, what good will he have
accomplished to the cause of InGepend-
ent R1publicanism?