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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-29
Dangerous IIlness-Charged with seduc-
tiOa-The Lynchfng OF Osborne.

PORTLAND, March 2Sth.-C. f. Beattie.
Chairman of the Democratic State Commit
tee is lying at his home in Clackamas county
very dangerously i'll. No hopes of his recoy-
cry are entertained.
William Clark, of Marion county, has been
arrested, charged with the seduction, under
promise of marriage, of young lady named
Miss Mollie Musser. Clark had q prelimi-
nary examination and was held to await the
charge in the sum of $500.
Following are additional particulars Just
received concerning the stabbing affray at
Ainsworth and the lynching of Dick Osborne.
Babb, who was stabbed, was merely spec
tator of the raid made on the opium den, in
which Osborne had an interest, by the COM
mittee of citizens organized for that purpose.
The raid was made on the den during Friday
night. Saturday, while Babb was standing
at the door of Hills dance house,
he was murderously assaulted by Os-
borne, who, exclaiming Damn you,
I'll kill you," attacked him from
behind. He was stabbed number of times,
one thrust of the knife penetrating the lungs,
lDtiicting wound from which it is thought
Babb cannot survive. The citizens of the
place were intensely excited over the affair.
and strong threats of lynching Osborne were
expressed openly. Sunday morning, about
BIB, some fifteen men went to a small build
ing standing back of the dance house, where
the prisoner was confined, and broke down
the door. Osborne was pulled out, a rope
thrown around his neck, and he was dragged
about thirty yards and then strung up to a
high pole. Early next morning the lifeless
body of Osborne was discovered. dangling in
mid-air. The act seems to generally meet
with public approval.
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s. cARLs.


CoNTRACTORs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-.
" pared to do all kinds Of work in their inc, In
city country. Prncipa place Of business, Sacra-
mento. Shop, liza Second street, between and L.
Poat-office Box, 4IO, Sacramento. mrl6 4ptf
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- = g O n ID :

THE SACRAMENTO HOUSE is tbe smallest our five stores in
California The public can therefore see readily that we are
in position to purchase large quantities of goods as we
buy for all the stores at the same time.
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stabbed to Death by Drunken Intruder.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth.-About 4
o'clock this afternoon Barney Snordern,
while under the influence of liquor, entered
the blacksmith shop of Edmund Harlihy, at
900 Battery street, and began to make him
sell. generally disagreeable. Harlihy, losing
patience, attempted to put him out, when
Snordern stabbed him in the region of the
heart, killing him almost instantly. Snordern
then ran off, and has not yet been captured.
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Three Men Drowned.

FERHDALE Humboldt county,, March 2S.h.
Captain McDougall, Lighthouse Inspector,
with two others, was drowned off Mendocino
light while attempting to go ashore from the
steamer Mazanita at 6:30 this morning. None
of the bodies have been recovered.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEUBoURG d LAGEs,

Mos. 80. 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers Of Malt and an kinds Of Meals. etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat Graham Flour
Buckwheat Flour, etc New Grain Bags for SALE
mrl7-1pfs
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Runaway Accident ne niarkabIe Escape
of a Boy from Death.


NORTH SAN JUAN, March 2Sth.-On Friday
afternoon G. B. Newell, merchant at Birch
vile, below here, while coming down the
Purdon grade from Nevada City with his
team, part of the harness gave way, letting
the tongue on the ground. The horses started
to run, and, running against the bank, upset
the wagon, throwing Mr.. Newell over the
grade about twenty feet The fall but
slightly stunned him, and the injuries received
are inconsiderable. The horses ran but a
short distance and then stopped. Mr.. Newell
drove home seemingly not much the worse for
his narrow escape.
Yesterday at noon little boy by the name
of Eddy FAINT, whose parents live here, while
flying kite on the hill about town, went too
near the bank of an old set of claims, and,
losing his footing, slipped and fell over the
bank to the bottom, distance of about
ninety feet. To the amazement of those who
saw the boy fall, he leisurely picked himself
up, climbed up the bank, and went home but
1ittIa hr1rt
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OREGON.
Fruit Crops Application All0wed-0rder
issued-Missing Man-AnnIversary Gel.
aI.r

issued-Missing Man-AnnIversary Gel.
ebration.
PORTLAND, March th.-Encouraging re-
ports OF the fruit crops are received from va
rious sections of the State.
Judge Deadly, in the u. s. Circuit Court
this morning, allowed the application for a
restraining injunction in the case of Hatch
and Lownsdale vs.. The Willamette Iron
Bridge Company. He granted preliminary
Injunction until the final determination Of
the right parties, which will be had at the
regular term of the Court, csnvening April
llth, when Judge Sawyer will be on the
bench. The order requires a suspension of
work on the bridge at once. and until the
final issue is tried. Plaintiffs to the action
are required to give an indemnifying bond in
the sum Of $4,000.
An order was issued to-day by Judge
Deadly, allowing the Oregonian Railway
Company the temporary use of q portion Of
the public levee belonging to the city. The
company are allowed to use the ground until
such time as the suit determining possession
of the same shall be tried. A suit to settle
this question is now pending in the Courts.
No clue has yet been obtained of the where
abouts of the missing young man Samuel
J uGkins, lost in the mountains above Eugene
City three weeks ago. There is but the
slightest probability that Judkins is alive.
The thirty-third anniversary of Spiritual
ism will be celebrated ia this city on the 30th
inst. by the Spiritualists of this State
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The RaIIroad CommIssioners.

SAN Francisco. March 28th.-The Rail-
road Commissioners of California will hold
an important session in this city next week.
all the Commissioners will be present.
General Stoneman is daily expected from Los
Angeles Commissioner Beerstecher is. able
now to attend to the duties of his office. The
work in hand is the consideration of tariffs
for the transportation of passengers and
freight. The Indications are that the session
will be long one, as the subject is of the
greatest Importance to the people and the
carriers.
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HoRNER OF FRONT AND STREETS.
" Highest price for Hides Sheep Pelts and
Tallow. Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc Prompt cash returns made for all consign.
uents mrIa-Apsf
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JOHN EITEL.

A TToRNEY AT LAw-OFFTCE, SOUTHWEST
"A corner Of and Fourth streets. Residence,
street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. mr9-4ps
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Hnn ACRES FOR SALE-CoN SIST- saH
NsOUU ing of Forming, Fruit, Vine andTTR
Garden Lands in farms and lots of a size to--A-
suit purchasers, from twenty acres upwards, lying
from "a to miles north OF Vacaville, Solano county.
Apply at the banking house OF JAMES L. ENG LlSH,
southwest corner OF Fourth and ] Streets Sacra-
mento mrl-im
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DoOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
ID Book Manufacturer, No. 319 street, between
Third and Fourth, Saci amento. mr20-4pu
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FKE WEEKLY UNION
TauhIiahsd In Hemi-weekiy pssssl
D insued on Wednesday and Saturday Of each week.
eoraprna Eight Pages In each issue Sixteen Pages
eAdk R>ek ard b the cheapest and most destrsble
Home Eevs An4 Literary Journal prblished on ths
fAokhe ecAsk
semt.Weeh1y gaien Advertising Rates.
gAlf Square. Hne. ..,.......................G %
zach eddfaoaAl a1o....s..,.s.,............ y
pne SQrare e14a-.,.s.........sss,.ss.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


Tickets sale al No Bowling 2j2 and fi3 Broad
way Wescos Express Orces Park place and 80 and
g42 Broadway, NewYOrk and $50 Was1inson Brook yn
/ NJ TOTCfI. Gen sup. {. b. MEEkEk. Gen passr AEt.
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Arr1N- 1rpsrY SnIITuERN RAILWAY.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.

For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave Newly OK rom station &. r. X % y; -, =,
For Philadelphia, NiIth and Grcensts, at 49, SJ ;lo
a. 1880 4, $3.50, 53O T. II p. M On sunday ~ 81 1" m
$3.50, ~ p n. 80 ,- ,.oo
Tor Trenton $50 7i5 g51 Ills a. ~ 1870, 4, $50. $50
Z, II y. N. OnSuudly $40 a. m. $3.50, II p. M.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New York 49,.
From stations Phil1. and Reading r. r.. Ninth ana Ie,i
Sta 7:3O $3.50 $50 II l:lj 345, JiO G4o IL p IL
ON Sunday, at $50 a. m, j:3C II D. III. O., ,,o
Third and BcIkst at 90. $50 9l5 o. M u DIV
5:1j, G:.5 1880 D. N. sunday q 80 o. M $50 2; m
TRENTON 25. G:2j. sos Hn5, 1910, ll:l ~ H. =
22l 4.2G G:9J 72l p M Suuday-l:l5. 92I Gl = m
Connection is made at Jersey CITY station 10 anu H"ih
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY an, ,,, ~,
Tickets for sale foot OF Hb"rys, Nos 23 -oi,
ga, gj7, 1923 Broadway, and Ut the PRIME li oo.
Nos. 2 and Cuurt-st. and Annex once Je"cn' ""N''
Brooklyn -, -, ,...,i
y y Transfer Company Dodrs Express viii call for anu
check baggage 3om hotel or residence 10 destination
JOSEPli = HARRIS II. T. BALDWIN
General Manager Cen Fhs~ Agent
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Iitn Real Gstale for Sale.

DEEKMAN-ST., near GOld.-Fiye-story sub
Ii attaI binding for sale an excellent investment
rutland Il WHITING, l2l Nassau-st
NOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable ,lree story English basement house ia Eas
Aohst one door east OF LsXngOnave ami opposite the
Murray MN Presbyterian Church, the house contains nho
rooms and Kitchen size lot lS6XI 10 housein
fsr condition and il very desirable fo small family Apply
fo MARTIN KLENEN, SO LibeItyst
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auetiou Sales of Rca! Gstaic.

DICHARD V. HARNET'r, AuchOneer,
HI VIII sell al auction
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1881,
at IL o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom, III broadway.
Executors sale,
ia CHOICE CITY LOTS,
To Wit:
edaye southeast corner I02d-st. ~ lots.
Shave Central PARK, bet S9th and 90th one lot
Sth.avc.. bet l2Sd and l2ith, 2 lots
1I5th.St, 81. Nichollsayc. lots,
36thst, 40 feet east Ave.A. lot
9tiLave, bet lO5th and lOOtlIsts., 10 lots
lO6th and l07th-sts, 9th and th-ayes., 3 lots
2d.aye. bet $50 aud oath SITS. lots.
l0Gth and IO7th-ss, bet. lst and 2d-aves. 70 lots
zfh.ave. lU6th and l07thsts. 10 lots.
1000. ST.. bet. I'd ana 3dayes. 3lots
l4Cth and l47th.sts, l0thSve and boulevard . lotA
Grand Boulevard, southwest corner li3d-st, lots,
lstaye., bet lO4th and l05th-stA, lots. 49,
iSGth.s ts bet. 9Th and 9TH ave Boulevards, = lots
iOthave, bet. 9Sth and 99th-sts., As lots
SHAVE. and ii8tll.st northeast corner, D lots
lOth-ave. and l47th-st, northwest corner, . ioOS
TERMS LIBERAL.
Maps etc. at AuctlOneers office III broadway basement
RICHARD V. H .ll M ! :., Agctioneer'
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER y
at IL O'Clock, at Exchange Salesroon III BrOahWay'
2yd Ward n Y. City. about 80 city lots situated ON
I6jthst This property Is located In
rapidly growing district adjuned by handsome
dwellings, and is eligible for immediate Improvement.
To lie sold In one plot.
TERMS LIBERAL SALE POSITIVE
AuctiOIocrs Ofice III Broadway, basement
at WM II. MORRISON, esq, atty. 6S Wall-st
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after October 81, 1881.
49, ~ "a T., Il ~ = Q

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains via DCsbTOscs ana COrandt streets
Ferries q follows:
Harrisburg Pittsburg the Wee; and South. with Pullman
and $50 a.. daily Chicago
Limited Express Pullman Palace Cans, q. N. da i.
Wlliansport, Lock Haven q "A. $50 CORY and
Erie $40 D. IA, connecting 40 Cory for IitasSe Peuo-
leum Centre, and the Oh Regions. 49,
Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited Wash.
ington Express Of Pullman Par.Or Cars daily except sun
nj. arrive Washington D. Regular at $3.50 ana
SO A. m $40, and y. m. and ~ night
Sunday $50 M, Z aud =. N, and lZnlght
ExpTess for Baltimore, except Sunday, Il. m.
Atlantic CITY, y. connecting 70 Camden.
Boats Of " brooklyn Annex" connect with al through
trains at Jersey CITY aordng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel
Trains arrive From Pittsbarg GSO 1910 m, $50 and
1905 y. M daily, $40 M. daily, except Monday Prom
Washteon ami baltimore 600 a. ~. $50 5:2O. D55 and
1880 y. m. sunday, 6j0 965 ana 1880 p. Prom
Philadelphia 300 go 600 $40 lO4O Ilf0 a. llO,
2 800 5:20 $50 500 0:5j, 1906 and G.ag sunday,
$50 ESQ, ESQ., 1870 ll4O M GSO Jb5, 1903 and 1000
p. III.
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nECDRDEO REAL i5rAfa rHAN7' : /
xrN-.YnRK CITY.


77 1885, t Of ~ M1 FaSS3s
45tht 4 Of BFSadways zOhlOoo .a3 2s5OO
l1ist GO # u 4tSave leHlooll; ihoi-a $500
,ot al 1876 Il g OF MadisOnaVe 75XlOUlUi Of ooo
- n Tegue ana wife 10 5 flaming -1V'O
lO7hst sT cor OF Lexnstona'e' oAioo sli' 10000
lstve "a # Of and 2{ 4 n Of S26st ncOaoo o's zoos
odaye @ = 40 II Of 3Oth-st, 2Ox75.9; Augusta M |
smith 10 Alice Mechanics - -ncn
latst q 4 Of 2 g. 2SSloSsi oap'n. $4,000
Cent-alaye sc cor Of Clarls-place, MOalsaM"; %W'C
2lI9x Irregular Z Higgins referee " 5l2o
sa1e y 80 5 # 3 Of i04ii-st, O.4x7OK0GAax7e
IIamberger TO G. Cohen ~ u -Leeicr
5,bt % n W Of 2dave COX 1885 y b heeIer o. oOn
10 III Iiudenmeyer
1c,sst n $ .25 10 W of Jthave "34GySi uuS.SSs "a
AZ 81 Francis XaYeT's college toJ0hauha do9H'- On 900
ll4ths ~ # Of dtI'ayf; a IP GOOO
7sthst i5b n v Of e 2I3ye Z'Alo1-i 1880
Batlgatc place, 80 IL OF BaiToad-aye' am w arr;
46xl S6X irregular Charles meyer 10 hCHiJ e0O
ll2ts 20 f. Of rS $GsySi ISTlooii fu 10000
99ll It Of l5Zds 3uNiVVI i; aPP
l93dst $50 IT Of lStave, 4ONHy AMIN VI on ON
Poyce aud husband 10 Caroline Mctcah, @V'-''
1oits ne COZ OF Sa3 t0 Shaw 10000
7ss 2l2Gt1 OF @ 26ays 6GT oPpcn 7cOO
eCeutre line between 6Sths and 69tl-st 10 lZolt Mo
sth.ayc, ZIx26.7 Tx irregular; LAsraNe an" zoo
wife X Smith.
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Drusbcs.

A DVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
~ YORK TunLNE WILL 81 HLCEiyED At I, lib
UPTOWN CYPICES No 1898 Eru4dwhy corner IiHV'
rrstst :IOs We,t Twentythrd-ai., Eighth ave,
so ~ East Fourtceuths. corner Union square, 40 MIRO
we COZ 1rr Fort, seventh st at the HARLEM OtFIlE
lOOI aud $500 Third ave, corner one hundIod ha
twenty ltthst. ny u =. IN, al regular shes IAteA
BRUSHES OF every description at 30 Pearl
4 st opposite Peck slip Oh articles az lowest prices
JOHN X. HOPPEI4 manufactures and Importer
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Giiual!oue fuanteo--femdl

/ PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
A.kl9iso, go}i cono,te9t female '.rvh7t GrTn'p
TX&T HONE BUI:EAC. iJ5 jthly, mouse aposs
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT llE
f rFstsi Cos wc,i rweatyihir,s eoir EighthavS
ave. g col .1' ro 2Hi AZ :'i EEE 6pc$
Sos l,0jl aud 3Jj rhirayo. corner unrhunl.cd1la-
twenty .aftl ST., 40 % p. M itr' llir Ode RAJ
4 r the original Swedish Servants Exchange
~ be found help - al nail naiii" WIN tlr beet o"
Ina he fc.t situations. GRiGsKoi.D 10 Est 29th
NHAMBERMAD.-B German girl; no
" objection to raycl good references 7O' dih ave. IN
candy store. -
EHAMBERWORK, &c.-By a respectable
orally usciu; good city reference Call a. 49, East ioth'
NUAMBFRWORK. HOUSEWORK, WATT
SISGor NURSES tc.-gy A 'rri1 tnl r,,,'l. n. fci
~ S gy TO- ,1lf, 80
CHILD'S NURSE. &c.-By n mddlc-agcd
y woman doe. not mial douga i:tlo upstairs Work or
plain sewing. IoI Past f-d..i.
NOOK.-By an experienced woman; five years
" best city references Gail 'r address l5l lat so -
COOK in y small family.-Hy n respectable
Y rirl viii assist vashlae lad irlnirr nrs la. refer
cnccs from last place no postal cards rro'i'oL sd CHAVEZ
COOK, &c.-By thorough, good cooks;
Y meat. soups patrc' bit,i c1k"' sis I91 't, '
fi2 5M nHI2Hr o rs Rs5 5avs s''a' " ' '''
COOK or HOUSEKEEPER-By an iutcIli-
= gent woman hrricla,s cook or lousokc"per ihor
so Wcsi ICt;ti rear 6o,iase '' ~
COOK and HOUSEWORK.-By n German
y g abo1t ~ years Oh Is an eEeeent cook ana can 90
gor from former employers Call or addrcs 80
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help. for
X civ " co1atry Ctn b. seen At -, PROTESTANT
noMIaUR iu Is Gia,ys. tol.tl 1ll,e a5'y' lJtl.,.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK:--,A thoroughly
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Gitp iJropertn Go fel.

HANDSOMELY Furnished four-stOry Eng
sh basement house let or lease hot water furnace
heathfu cheerful ana hOmeilke Apply on
the premises, 81 East 3lstst
rEyHE fve-stOry and basement building Nos.
4 s77 and $40 Broadway and II East lsth.st.; WI De
leased from next May for term o years TO gOOd tehl
For terms apply to L. w. STILLMAN, % Pine-sL
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Citn l1ropcr!p 0anIco.

FACTORY WANTED.-Building 5OxlO0, g.
stories wen lighted with yard possession about
is,usry. New-YorE City preferred. Address FACTORY
Post Ollce Box 4,Oj5 y. \. r. o.
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Express Trains York. via Desbrosses Cor
4SO $780, $780, 40 LImtedj il m; l. 800 $40 T. 8.
g. T. $3.50 and p NJ. and IL night. Sundays 4:SO and
Express Trains NcwYork daily. except sunday, at
1880 and p running through VIA Trenton and Cam
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, $780, 345
T. 1886, 8 $3.50 and II Limited Express 1880 D. nh l.
den dem M and $50 a. p% dady except sunday
foot Of I ana S and aa
lyn Annex station, foot OF tnons BROOKLYN Nos ~
grant Ticket Office, 8 Battery place.
The NewYork Transfer Company win call for and check
FkHSK THOMSON. J.R; WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
PONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
IN M0QNTAiNs. landing aiCo<zens West Point, Cora
connecting with Ulster and Delaware AMI Waikiki Valley
kSroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James BAH
satariays when Thomas Cornell leaves at IL Re-
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
fAhE 20 70 Boston Tor hrscass limited tickets good only
steamers NARRAGANsETT and sroNINGroN leave
Jsy-st, arriving In Boston az G "a NJ
Tickets Tor sale AZ all principal ticket Offices staterooms
Avenue Hotel ticket Oicea -"
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
daily Except Sundays for Boston VIA Providence direct
Freight wa either line token atl0west rates.
D. 8. BABcocK, President L. W. FlLRIHs, q. p. Agt.
TINE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
Il ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday Boston, at
s05 p. paOr cars attached, and 10 m with
pssnna an AZ 10 o. M with palace sleeping carsl
Idmited tickets Boston tall raul, So
Flfth Avenue and Windsor Hotels ticket offices and at Grad
Central Depot
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AIBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINZ =
a nPEW and ST Holm leave PIER II, North River
SoIJTH SIDE OF CANAI-ST, every WI.hh DA ~ ~,
M connecting ut Albany Sunday morning eA0op'oo' Wv"
RcnTon tickets 70 Albany and return good 30 dayss %
-
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FAS TEST TIME CONSIST
EAT MIIH ARSOLUIE SAFETY.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD EsrAnLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o on
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PIILADEL-
PHIA, TWO IN NEW.YOKk.
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atenmhnats ano Railroads.

A CITIZENS LINE. TROY B ~, ALL
N. NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY o Or ill.,
leave PIER No A, North River, foot OF CnfisQphe-s
Daiy Except Saturday. at p. M eonnecuhg Win . ~
trains for The North and West SUNDAY sVeaihoi 'o"
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limited tickets Corresponding reduction to all Eastern
Points. - o.
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE -,
York daily. Sundays included nt r. m, Hpn
Boat from BROOKLYN ut $50 p M eisey Ciy II ~, Wv.
Tickets may De secured at all PrnSpa no
tes transfer and ticket Offices at the oice on Ter - Oh
'' B0RDisN LOWELL Agts Gem. Pass As.-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
I stoton i'm NcwYork foot Of Llberty-st. Station In
Brooklyn foot Of Futon-st, Jcwels wharf
Commencing O,t 81, 1881 Leave Nc" Dr. t ,o.5,,
& a. mFor High Bridge Branch, El5ton, Allentown
r eTySn High Bridge Branch Easton, A.
lcntGwn Healing Harrisburg, Maucl Chunk WllahHpo
Tamnqua prift1n, Scranton, &c. ,,..,,,.. ff,-
i ~ fin-For Pennington Easton, Allentown Reading liar
risburc, Nauch Chunk Pitiston &c. ,,,, cor ,,,rcb
,nrs iIoinann9 nristou. Mi kesbalrc scranton &c.
4Sj D. u.-For High Bridge Branch. East0n, Ahehlo"h
445 ,. m.For sqneryihe tieInigon &c, rrarrisprrg
53O p. m.-FOr iaston. Allentown HtauihR Hai''O''S
Mauch Chunk. Wikesbare, &C. - ,,., r,.,o,,
SUNDAY trains leave s:5 p m for Found BrIoE
end Intermediate stations At 'jo p H. Tor EaS'oh' Amen
For Eewark at . ODD Gl5 Gas, 7;l5, 1880 500 s;30
o. 1.l5 IOi > O,I5. ltja.n M, 1915, :lj = 900, j.
$50 T. 1880 g. bis $50 bis G. 6l5 $780, T. 1880 49, .
For trains to local points Time Tables at stations
A. Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Leave at ), SIS 1850 M Il $780, o o p M.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY EXPRE2s, = ,. m with through
cars. arriving at Atlantic CITY az $3.50 p. m, -.
ron FnEEHOLD e s:l5 II M, , Z, .. e, T. m For
Keyport at ;. 1916. 1880 a. IN. Il m, 2, 40 tp ID
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA BrauchpOrt-F0r Sandy Hook e:l5 n m, Pm FoI
Uelands ar, ]. H., pm For Monmouth Beach and
seabright S:l5 q. N, 2m $3.50 4, ., p. m. ~, r,,
BarpcyaL sc. , D. IN. Tor Lakewood. Manchester Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY and all sationl to BAY sue sp
m. for Lakewood Toms River, BanrgaL &c
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For Danbury Conn., Brewster Carmel Mahopac end
mediate ljjtsL g3j .. daily. and 49,
III. daily except sunday
Brewster Carmel Mahopac aud intermediate stations leave
l55th.st. 4:5j D.. daily except sunday.
TarIytOwn HEIGHTS special ana Way leave lf5th+t bj1
daily except sunday Baggage station 2iJ Mcat ODDS
The New York Tran Company Will call for and check bag
paPe d hotels residences.
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NOTICE.-Extension To

MANHATTAN HALFWAY COMPANY, [
NEw.YOKK Oct. - l~sl.}
NOTICE.-ExtensiOn to South Ferry and all
~ night trains sixth Avenue line.
Commencing November 1891 trains On the sixth Avenue
line will from SO1t Ferry. and NJ intervals OF 20
minutes between midnight AMI $50 81.
Trans the Ninth Avenue le will not RIM below Rector
ST +. h. HAIN,
General MGuarcr.
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Countrp propsrip for Sale auS 90 fet

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three large barns ABUNDANCE OF fruit good neigborhoo1
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