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Bteamboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE; E.,
q DEEw and ST JOIN Say' rsr 81 So sSunscg
Albany Az SUNDAY moInng excepted with trains No''
- W W EVERETT, President
CENTRAL RAILROAD. OF NEW-JE s;lsisG &
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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For Trenton, 40 80, o a. m. 81 43O, 63O f5O
u y. m. ON sunday. 8 45 a. m. ) 30. II p
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New-YOrk
From stations Pha Reading X r.. Ninth ana Green
SITS at b. $50, 30 II m I 10 345. 64J $40 II p NJ
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40 92i. ~. .. M sunday 1:2j 9l5 a m. 9 l. p m
PULLMAN PARLOK ca Rs are attached 10 day trains
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York and philadelphia
Connection is made Jersey lily Station TO and from
BROOKLYN and Eite Depot Jersey City . 49,, 80,
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044 9J7 1925 broadway. and at the principal hotels Nos
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nom hotels residence 10 destination
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W. w STEARNS. Gen. SupL
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NTEW.YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

~ (Pennsyyani X. r., tOot Coltanot
Stations in NeWYOrk 81 ana DcSbossess st. 800
.... ....- tentra r. r. OF y J.. loot Liberty 81
LEAVE New YORK. commencing oct. 2, 1892
for south Amb0y, via {. r. r. OF y. j., sl5s ~ AAo'
4, . y III, va Penn r. r., 3. ~ H.. p.
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For Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove AsbuTy PARK
sea orr POnt Pleasant &C. via & r r. OF y j. % Up
n. H., l. Is 70. M Via Penn. r. r.. Q NJ u m $50 o p IN
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C" via C. r K OF
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9 p II. tOI ReypOrt 3 10. ll4a IN. 4, 40. D. IN
For Atlantic tty Vineand, Bitdgeton &C. As ,, N. mr.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN nv

Ttruns from i've train, daily each way between
CHICAGO All prominent Western oonJ3. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west o. Ch.
cGgo. PULLMAN sLEEPERo all OF its through
and night For OF fare and other information
apply by letter cOdp1l aglt 70
L. f. BOOTH,
General Fastarn AOPnf M 4lb Broadway.
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General Eastern Agent. No. 4l5 Broadway, New-YOr
ERiE RAILWAY now known as th9 NEW

l. YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
On iu n ron 2hca1a DE- SSe-s Drawing
room Coaches TO Bulia o and suspension Bridge.
at conectps With Se5 trains 70 the Vest aud SOUTH
west Puimans best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches 10
Sp;G. Daily Pasiae Express for the vest sleeping
Chicago without change Hotel coaches through 10 Chicago
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midnight Sundays 8. 30 1910 IN. LAO. $50 ~ mid
Sewark and Patterson via Newark e4h $40, llso M
nights a3 soul oEy sundays SIS a H. $40 Soy m
l:5U D. H. and Y midnight sundays o. $50 lU2O III.
l 40 go p ~ and i midnight
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EinsssSn5 m S B sunday AZ $50 m
S,s ays 3 90 To- 20 a ~, 3d. IN ''O 90 /"
p Hd LAY sjovn 10 . i02SS H. Zoo $500 7l5
p rH a ANS S, connect VITA Midland @aToads siasG
Port Jervis 100. 8 1912 m, 40. o. T. 7;l1 p m sun
us Boats nU ave of aud aater after each hour
Tckets passage nents Drawa and
aud baggage be lel az l,s C0mganys ON
tCGri.st. B, oOSly n. o. at tho Ompanys Depots.
Eaps5 sSy the Vest IN New York at
Au 80 4 AM XbSOTT denr PAssr Agent YORK
NOR iHERA KAlLhOAD vi NEW JERSEY
~ Trains for EnglewOod oste PiermOnt and
s 2Go s So a a. m m aud and 6I5 p M o0O p III"
Manuel. pun< Valley aud Monsey, 7. 10 a. 400 p In
$50. y. ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent, Sew. YORK
TOR NEW HAYEN.-Steamer leave Peck
l. slip at p. M and m (suniays excepted IL p IN
e. In time 10 "a y TRAINS North AN ast.
EOR boston THE LATEST TRAIN with
L Pullman slsepors via y. Y. n H. and H r. r.. savs,
Grand Depot at 1885 m. days Get tiozets
New YORK and New england Railroad At Grand central
Depot and prntctpa, IJCjth
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passeng
LIT depos loot of Cortand and Desbros SITS at
l., p. m for EastOn, BETH chem Aliehto"
Reading Mauoh Chunk, MilkesOare, TOwanda. Mayeuy,
Ithaca, Geneva, Lyons BunalO aud the Vest Pullman
III Odgh coaches daily. Trans at ioi Ea'ton,
Be.ehem Allentown, leading AauCh Chunk. NlkesDa 10
and ttatOn. trains at 04O for taston.
be,h chen. and COpay
Trains ca, Ing at 10 a. NJ and 3;4O ~ connect Iol al
pouts IN MahanOy HazetOn coal Iegio Sunday train
local Maucb Chunk $40 a. m Leave Mauch Chun" al
4p , -, -, 49,. ,,..,. -,
h. b. BIINGTON, q. p A.
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STARlN'o ,noo ACCOMMODATIONS,
COMPASl

- CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPAHI
Onice Per 10. ". H., foot OF Cortandt St
Cons,rnnents iIeist iOw~Icd u any par
the word
JhhQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
ordeIs delivery kinds freight aud mer.
,hanulse To any part VI tHe city
sEA AND HAhbOR lOwINO AND RIVER AND HAIR
Uit tiGh I1IAGL
FREIGHT every escrpton promptly ghtered to any point
IA. AarUor d IessOna rates.
,4EAsao OAl9. BAhu Eo AM GROVES TO CHAh
steamers III. ana Corning for NEW
aANA-N, leave fei To- ~ H., at y. uAiy (5aturIAys
~ ~ ItUPOLls LAPkEss o. between New.Yorx And
>tw.nayen. Care anu uispatcD guaranteed.
liSsst 80. roI a M u M ,t ~ - ~ 20" "rirt ~
HGETn sIO.E, ofAiGN isl-AND-Elo,e Nile. tn
en- Gems. otcLcrs irou Pier r. a., IOJt nitsnAss
ChS RAJ snlPiA"J. UOm.n4llip.w N. Dry Doox,
hseune AID oHops. every nIng apperAn1x 10 Tao
cons uuo,4On and iop-if VI NeSseia
III l,Ul'L LAX ShUKL LINE.
L FOR PkONID.NCE Boston AND THE EAST
ALL Rail From uhAA - CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three exp, Trains daily sunHys excepted boston
90 D. 49, (paror cars atlachcdl. 10 III, with
~ II.fafI'ED TICKETS TO BOSTON ALL RAIL. So
NDwPJni o1eIess A. ~ H., (pSrior cars attacned al
prov DENCE special express at D. NJ parlor cars At
lachssii arm yes at a. o idence lJ:.O y. N.
Tickets and pniooai s,,s secured AT Fifth Avenue and
windsor hoei cAet 3meoH aild Al drand ental Depot
". FILhINs. General PassenS Z Agent
slONIAGTUN LINE fOk Bus ON.
- CONNECTING Win ALL POINIs EAST
edneea ae 50 10 Boston for hrotcasa tickets good only
lesi ol daly sunda elcepseal 4:aO p,
living IN Boston at m cAets Tor SAFE at oil principal
TIsoyID ..NcE LINE for freigat only. steamers leave
on reT 20 North over foot 81 warenst, 43O m daily
(-undJs excepted. for Bosom Via Fro'idcnoe direct
fI.-i 0. 'euefa, asscnseT agent
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steainers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leavedany
ssgt SATURDAY. A. p m Pic, "a Ne1.n RIVER ~, foot Sar as
West sunday steamer toaOnss at Albany
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on ana alter October -, 1892

GRkAT TRUNK Line
Trains leave NewISrE via DesOrosses and cOurtlandt
lsDuIg PisOuig tho West and south, with Pullman
plaoe Cars attached m, and p. III daily NewYOrK
ing Cars al sal every day
wihiamsporl, Lock haven M M Cory aud Erie at
Sp m. connecting at ony for I1tusve Petroleum Cen
Baitinoro WashnS ton and the south Limited washngsr
EXPRESS OF Puinnn Paror Care d.iy. except ounay iO
iii and sso % $40 aud % and A i @ Vi.
sai nTa va + an and enq h % and /. night
O1 Aia amt g cy r. s1dspl an % Gf IN and H. On
For Way except sunday 0l6 llloa M On Saturdays
Long sanch Bay Head Junction aud sationa
Via RaIway And AmbOy, ga m II $50 aud ,. M
Guy adording speedy and direct transfer for
1870 m daily troa rom, M.SnlnS n ana c.lumore oSo
O.. AIN anc 1000 pm From Baltimore lao p.iu on
sqndsys sssp i6 n fo% pn"eg1 TO- 900 6o 49,
$50 S $50 $50 ioa H. 69G sS 81 1922 sn' iSs5 and
lO''OO !" TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 rRAINs EAGai WAY wEEKDAYs ANDsoN SUN.
DAY STATIONS SE II ffHtkAOELrniA' I'm
GME EST ASS q .s TIE fSSFF
Express Trains Leave NewYos, via DesbrOsses and O.ur.
6Io, 100 $50 10 and 10 Lnnltedl, IL M. $40. $40
8 %sd and and 10 % ana Ss snd 91Ha' and
night - ,,
7:2O anu y. M running through VIA lrouIo1 and
RetuIIing Broad street bation Phl.elphia
~ OF, 800, 5-r $40 $50 100. $40. $50, and ii M
(Ilnled rIpcss 3Op M, l. :, l..26 Lilnttedl, u
Go A. ., and 500 p On sunday. l2Ol, S.UJ. 30
B45 80 lJ2o Linntedl, 3d. las g. aad 20 D. N
/, rh..adelphla VIA Camden 40 p, N daily
except sunday.
III Ss Hcs oiY and ga broadway Aston House aud
foot Dcsbrosses anu Lonrtandt ats; CourtsL, and
BrooEIyn annex station foo, q Fuon.. RiOqKya No.
Emrrant Ticket once. battery Pace.
The Now-YOIk TRANSFER Company call for check
haggago Ou hotels and residences
CAAHLhS Il. PUuH J. Il. WOOD
General Manager 0snsl NJ Psss'r Agent
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5teambodts dn0 RAILROADS..
ID BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LIN r. TO THE WEST
10 Philadelphia. Baltimore anu Washington

DALTTMOKE AND OHIO RAILKOAD.
We Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
ana ss May ri 9s l P9..
"s' '"I Depo" "'' Vi wi
p a.. avs ,lH'r car lttloAet arm. %A'n;
IAy aleePers aud dAy coaches .nro1sa to Clhonh@'
p III dly Fast Limos arrives Washington rs o., Gin,
Glnat go p H. Iaetso So a. aai 81 boa' moi
3oc,ocS nj ,4iy Washington 5,5JL Day
EIp press caves Washington at 1919 lady Shoppers
- 20 oinef lae mISes tho Vest Tran4,
H. ne c aud sleeping oertns and baggage CD
Broadway at ali the onces OF the Pennsylvania AoAa
Co.pany
.ALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
r,thJHPg; ; TO Scwport and Fan diver, - 10 70 New
oG oSs 10 Uf Ne% S9S oS or
LAT DAYS umasys udei from Pie 20, NOth idver foot
81 loot OF Fd5st aHG jersey City trOm loot
.. s ;&nzSe pace acct 4 4 p a. Rssnt,
burden ~ ho GEO H. CoSNoR, GonI Pass Agent
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HUU-
a,hariAe.snp AZ 1850 III, J;JJp 35lsG EAIt
kiver ST. >. 10. Fare than " any other route
N-W-lUnn CrNr"AL AND hudson
III ouen trains wil leave Grand central Deoot
Mont cal with drawnsroom cars also 10 Sa atosa all
at iD4uy S acuso rochester, bunao Lre Cleveland and
', a. H. chicago Express drawing
daIsua Rochester aud BuId.o.
a.un
/ ,ol,a. t,tcus Al and Rutland.
& 10 d. m. o., bany anu Troy I'll ecla, Saturdays only
a m. A accommodation to Albany
H. NJ press WI sleeping for St Louis;
running cvety day tho also Niagara FANS
una. and Toledo.
10 D. Express daily except sunday. with sleeping
10 syracuse and to Auburn Road also 10 aaoga auu Mon
L.
y y. M Pacihc Express daily. with sleeping for
colchester Bunao. Cieve2nd IOeio Detroit Chicago and
iun /,
III D. m Night Express WIKI Sleepngcars 10 Albany and
ROY morning Train, iOf the Wcs! ana ore,
l. No ets ON o Bowling iieen 20 and Broad
WescOtrs Ia press Onces Parkl'ace and 100
AID Si2 Broadway, New York. aud 800 Westinghouse,
'nrklyn G. -. VI LEhEn,
a Al, rOUCEY, Gen Sup't Cen PdssenSu4 Agent.
tIONDUUi anu kINGS lON.-Lanu.n- IA.
u taustou's West Point, CORNWALL, Marlboro
o Plough ecDsle ANA EsOpas, connecting with lister and
re ana Glove idrOals. Cats
al. al ". BALDWIN leave az D. H. nom Harrison st.
-. H.. aaturdays at / b. M
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THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL. New
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