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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16
ALBANY VT March


Allison Bros: We have tried the sam
piles Of soap that you sent us, and it has
given good satisfaction. Ny wife has
always thought that nothing but elbow
grease and plenty of hot water and soft
soap would take the dirt from the
clothes, but she says she never saw any
ching that starts the dirt so easily as
your soap. Truly yours,
T. r Johnson
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16
Important.

Whea you visit or leave New York city, save
baggage expreSS2ge and carriage hire and stop
Central depot; $50 elegant rooms, fitted up at a
cost of one million dollars reduced to 81 and up
ward per day; European plan. Elevator. Res
stages and elevated railroad to all depotS Fami-
lies can live better for less money at the Grand
Union Hotel than at any other firSt-claSS hotel in
the city
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16
BOOTnBAY, Me. March :. 1888

=,
Allison Bros: Ireceived your soap all
right, used it according to direction and
found it to be all it was recommended to
be; can do Il large washing with half tie
labor and without the steam from boil
ing, and think it a perfect God-send to
The washing-day. H. H. RICHARDS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

1--WE met by the river, you and l, y
was sung by the man who dangled a
crab on his toe while in swimming.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

A New York dude bumped his head
against a muskmelon and received
dent in his skull.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

From the Toledo Blade:
The Blade has tested Death on Dirt
Soap thoroughly, and found it to be a
great labor and time saver, and perfectly
harmless; in fact fully up to the claims
of the manufacturers.-[E Ed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

A yellow pine tree at Quicksburg,
Va, produced 2,420 feet of lumber
inch measure
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16
Wells "ROugh on Corns." 15c. Ask for It.
COmplete. permanent cure. Corn. warts. hnniOns.
PERSONAL TO NIen Only.

HE NoLTAIC Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days
to men (young or old who are afflicted with
guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration of
health and manly vigor. Address as above. n
B.-No risk is incurred, thirty days trial is al
lowed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

Singing, irritation Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary Complains cured by Buchupaiba. 81.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

\ THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
ALLISON BROS, Sole Manufacturers,
NIIDDT .EToWN co

N.
nv
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

That Husband of Mine is three times the man
ne was before he began using Wells Health Remover.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

Don't Die in the hOnse Rough on Rats" Clear,
out rats, mice, flies, reaches, bed-bugs. 15c.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16
THE aUMISTON FOOD PRESERVING CO

- hIIUy NITttI, bVSIOl, MISS
For sale in Chicago BY SPRAGUE, WARNER 1
Co, Wholesale GrocerS, and Wax SHAACK, STEVEN
SON & Co, Wholesale Druggists.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16
THE DIRECTIONS MUST BE FOL

i q th AXE out
rIup tenniac he
Should rnai
~ en- ate,us
can be done with t ap onoud
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

Pooling their issues-WOmen civ
ing their children a bath.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

Death Dir" Soap rivals and imtat0rs great
DIRT; its ngr found any other preparation
other soaps and compounds making similar claims The
such comparisons the contrary they
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-16

O
DIV eve got tho
en
o ,puny gre Death Dirt "snot
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vgIUE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
1 EEW.YOEK, LAKE EIIL AND "L~ILI'N RAIL


Arrangement Of trains from DhaTn.r-.-ireIi DEPOT
9am-Daiy except sundays Day IElig,r '.l"" ..I..,g
coaches 10 ih l Ina - ',"Ir' rr'I'I and Cilralo
CD m daily "~ Louis Limited" ENprrs-Nc extra lsHit,
loI lasi nNg-i u,' tII q N M rnpl 7u1 IN Cuy,
land $40 CINCINNATI 20 r. ~, l"i. IN ~ g n
g'1g }-" pP1cic Fvpr-- tor The west solid Train Of
b,., i, and Sleeping Cui,lr, fu EfUg'au'Uu, lIw.u,
EIggi" Nia'sara Fails Cincinnati aud Chicago. Hotel anA
Tunrt smoking Coaches 10 chicago.
s.I5 u H. 3.uigTuuf Train IuI Ilr NJ r-.-. ~ 81, ,. 81,
noon a. 3 $50 44O aI0 52O Clio, $50 $50 1880 %,
J5ItiuIglf ~uudays o. $50, 1870 DO. IiJ G"O pi l.
n G. 7-o 100 49, 1920 m, noon 80, a,@o
nnidn.2r sundays g. sg0 loo am li5, $50. s@op "t
Nc%aTE ana Paterson VIA Newark Gf5 $40 1900
$40 400 $40, $50, 1880 M a9d IT, midnight Su'u"iy
Sui,TT g. 90. go 1920 n; li5 % ., $50, go ~
L m ana IL midnight sundays H. $50 lO+O M lt" O"o
5 p u and Il midnight: CO.
ESaburg and Cornwall $50, N, $780, i.3D, Gpm. sun
'Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery, am $3.50 m
GosHcn g. 80. g. 1920 H. $780, iSO g. s15 pm. sunday
G. $50, 100 n go 81 II5Eoo , ~ qqo 40 = gI5pn
e1aGav 5 20 iO3Ga ~ Gao ~ Tr $50 aud 20
u nm Trains connect with Midland Railroad al hant Inc =
Port Jaryis $50 q 1920 H. 49, g. g. 8l5pm. Sunday
$50 1920 a m, 6, G8O, III. ,.- -. -, ,,
from 5,i % a m TO $40 No. and at lOij and lli3 y .u
Tickets for passage and apartments In DTuwg Room l
and transfer Of baggage may be left at the Company Oc'
Nos POI 4Ol 0j7 Broadway, ~ Me7i.sl ~ H. No. 2
Express trains from the West arrive IN Ne"-fOIk NJ 40
ana Il. TT49uT ~ ABB0fT Gcu1 pasr Agent NcwYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
HVacE ITO SO 10 ~ l. $40 l. 400 go $40 $50
II midnight. SUNDAY q z a ana 90 R,ni Anu,
'u"'1y J6HN T. ABBOTT, GEM Pa'srAgcn Now. York.
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Rooms an0 flats 90 Ect.

Room6 ln0 tIll5 % Lei.
A WELL-FURNioiiED square and hall room,
y second door both front. lJJ last 5Jthst Moderate
terms.
uAWTHORNE.-NO. 12S West 59th-st.,
near Gthavc directly opposite the Park apartments
on the also With separate entrance urscass
I'm v.ry particular. Apply on "a" premises
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS to let on second
l door III East l5th-t
TVO LET, FURNISHED.-Largc room second
door adjoining bath ROOM sunny exposure, to one OF two
gentlemen. - West 3Sth-st. near jth-ave.
100 EAST lO3d-st., near LcNlngtOn-ayc.-
pDJ handsome furnished second door 10 man and wife
or 10 single gentleman for light housekeeping reference re-
qurcd strictly private house.
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GTARlN'S ..-,,,.
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRAN SPOHTATlON
COMPANY

NTAlHNS -
COMPANY.
once Pier lS, " r., foot OF Cortlandt-st
Consmeuts OF freight forwarded directed TO any part
Cfthe world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and NOR
ohaudise any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly nghered TO any point
in the harbOr ct reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. StariD and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 49, n. H., at p daily. saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Ncw.YOrk and
NewHaven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points D. L. w. r. r. received at Pier TO-
For New.Haven aud points East at Pier is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLASD.-Eleven Niles for
Ten Cents via from Iron Pier J. h. r. foot Of
Nhitehall-st.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, COnmnnipaw, NJ-Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops Everything apperaining to the
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ypres Trains leave NcwYork via DesbrosseS and CotAnd
5.I5 90 s $50 90 and 10 Limited II m, J. 800 $40 q
+ T. ana u H. aud II night. sundays D. % lAhhfo
and 10 a m T. g. 7, and IN, and IL night - ~, d, m
Trains leaving NGwNo daily except -uny oi3 49, ~
and 10 m 4, and pm connecting al trenton lot
Camden. ,oot
9,i5 950 yl5 4.S5 Except Monday 900 1880, SO s:3u
III and ilIO (Limited Express 80 and 0:2O r. M
Il $50 745, and $40 ON sunday lEOl,
az 400 S45 4:g5 $50 a 5:2O Limited, 6:SO, 745
and 800 m Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50 dAiy
except sunday. o., - Actor IT,rso
o ft Uf DsTosscs and Cortland streets Court 81 ana
BrookIyn Annex station foot Of Fuionst BROOK yn BT,
Hotel station Jersey CIV. ElnlgIAut ilOho'
Gtsce No = Rattcry Place and Castle Garden ,.., a..
The Newly ork Transfer Company vLl Cai lot anu 'leOh
OaEEsiiggs f III Is n pIiGiI J. T. WOOD,
'LI-'A iit,II,,.,,.i tf,rr,Ir General Pa.sr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
autliou Sales of Real estate.
A DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF THE sHINNECoCK HILLS,
TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON, L.
Adrian H. Muller son will sell auction saturday DC
tObeT 20 at II O'clock at the Exchange saesIOOm NJ 10
Broadway, - r,
BY ORDER OF TIRE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TILE
sHINNECOCK HILLS,
the tract Of land situate between Peconlc ana
Bays Town Of southampton, suffolk County L. H. r To-
about 900 acres Of upland meadow ana ahu uhuo' '
gethgr with SeDouaG Seek and Ram Island.
hs Iong IsIand Railroad runs through the property
j. A. BOWMAN, President
,.. ,,,,,.rs Of the Office of the Auctioneers No.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
IN VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 3, \. r.,
Root RECTOR

STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 9, n. r.,
FOOT RECTORST,
Commencing September 2b 1883.
Highlands, SeaDrght Monmouth Beach Long BIanch
Ocean Grove, etc, lO43 a. M p H. Sus NAC'PU NO'I
For Atlantic Highlands, p. IN.
Leave fOOt of Lberyst- 145 NJ 245 p M, for Lake
wood Manchester, TOMS River, Barnegat &c;
245 D. m FOR Vnelald Bridgetou, Atlantic City, &c.
900 y. N. for stations 70 Seabright:
24j aud 400 p. IN. for stations 70 Highlands.
ROUND BR Roc I1d ROUTE U = purr.D r1pu,A
Leave York from foot OF LiOtTty-st. . 49,
For Philadelphia, Nin and Green SITS, at 745 $50 ll0
m 100 4 $50 $50 T. II On sunday At SD a. m,
53O y p For Third and Berks sts at 74j liI0 a. H.
For Trenton x $50 Ills a. m 1870 T. 43O $780, T. y
L. w on SUNDAY S4j a H.. $3.50, u p.
For sunGuTy LowsDuTg and Nihamspor at $40 H. and
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.York
From $780, $50, $3.50, II l1
34j $40 G:4j II =. On SUNDAY nj $50 a. m, 53D u
From Third and Rerks sts at $40 500 H. 800 800
$50 . M. sunday al 81 %. M. 4:3O p. M.
Trenton. l.2J G2O, SOB, 900 1905 ll:54 a. M =
s22 G24, rs =. N sunday 10 o. 3 g. NJ PIP p No..
DRAW GROOM CARS are attached 10 all day trains.
Connection IA made al jersey CITY station 10 bud nom
Irous lyu and Erie Depot Jersey City.
sale al foot % llborfA ana ar me lIlhtla
hotel, and Annex ONCE Brooklyn Bridge Pier, Irookyn
N transfer Company viii call Tor and cheek baggage
from hotels OF residence 20 destination.
II. y. BALDWIN, Gen. Eastern Pass. Agent
J. T. WOOITEN, General MauGLeT.
&c. HANCOCK. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East Al rail rom Grand Central Depot
daily t-uUday- cNCcpictD 10 Boston al
p. lpaIlyr car attghed) auC ~ T. ~ WIN pcc
sleeping caTs), sundays az 10 with palace Sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Grand Central Dep" al p
L.. arrives At Newport 7AJ p n f4rlGI.c2L5 atigGned
+. w. POPPLE, Agent.
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ninllc1n NllteJ.

i-IAptJs.AO ~ '"AN~ q
uaw4nhn u.y. Co.. Mus ,numsaI
- me r,,rar monthly tsf'rro Twenty .o crn's Per
share nas been declared or september payable 100 ".ro or
Of transfer as,al' l'""-',J " I'- '.'.T
LOuN-HLGN O. UAunIN, Transfer Agents
UsrAuo suvu Mu>a CO.. M1's EuuE"t
D. TUuA..-I, N.f'.l |.h, o0i -, 1855.
DIVIDEND 50. -. .........,-.,...,..
",," . Iori.,,l a.r al .u.aur j. .rola-t, oa
LOus-a.In HhDnIN. Imn-irr Agents.
OLl.oA EMLwAY A>o NAylDAuD, ,o4Ia>I,j
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Of TWO A>P H. Ei ~, F,(or. @ , Io
and Trust company o., transfer D"o"- close october 10 -""
reopen >"'''''''' rYNDALE, Assistant Secretary
rUHE COUPONS due October /, l-~3, of the
/ BUFFALO, PITIrBuRG AND WI0IlEN RAIL
ROAD COMPASN'S GENERAL MOEIrAGE BONDS
Tru. Company No ~ Erchaugrplacr New York ar a. the
National Bank u the Republic, No so D, .iuuisi IIa
dcphla 70. "' 'i.'r i'''"''',
COrER QgEry snvro CoSTASr.)
81 and 30 wALr-sr
SEVENTEENTH DlNIDEED.
THE BOARD OF TRu~ les OF THIS COM
pauy have Jared quarterly 9i'iagIG o. Or
sI3jOO0l payab" 10 Of record % DE glge 81
the Company and after b'IhEHh ~ I1'%- transfer
O''"' " H. MARTIN, Treasurer.
TuE s,yl Paul, MssrTol. Ayp
THE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
1 TWO PER CEET hes 'lUa day been declared on 'h"
Ssr r Ho o,' j. i-,s 10 srocodrr OF record
c stool trar4,r book, VIII Dc closed Of p No. on Sat
uray october TO- aud vail De- rn9pcnmi" Io O'Clock o. u Oh
ii''''' .''''"'-' 80 JOHN s. EENSE9T
Vice President
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Eertnres ato 0leetlnas.

DIV request of some ladies of the Indian AssO-
ID caton will deliver two lectures Ga the MrongS and
CLAIMS Of Piutes the Broadway Tabernacle on tues
INV and Thursday evenings October 10 and Is at ococA
Admission free. SARAH WINNEMUCCA HOPKINS.
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NEWBURGH CENTENNIAL CELEBRA-
~ TIoN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER - 1870
THE NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
r. II.
VIII sell excursion tickets for Ncwburgh good going October
Is and good returning the 18th 18Th at rate Of
Tickets De had at Bowling Green, Park Place,
252 i3 $50 and 9i2 Broadway Grand Central Depot and
al Harlem station corner l2jst and 4haye IN NewYOrk
CITY In Brooklyn nj 1913 Washin gOns and SG FultOnS
and I'm Williamsburg at 20 FOuTth-st
Trains WI leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT at Z, -, .,
and IL $50, 1890 q and G:HO p. arriving in
Newlurgh 9j, lOO7 and 1855 a. 1925 40. 410 5l2
and S:35 Returning, trains leave NcwburgE +lZ2O,
.I8O, jl5 7 and 10 m. Train. leaving Grand Central
at T. \, q and II and ZO and those leaving
Ncwburgh nj 5:lj ana $40 y. stop AZ Harlem station
the 18Th two largo boats viii De on ferry between
FiaH and NrUhursh tnsuTng quick and comforts trans
fer across the river.
To accommodate those remaining 10 the fireworks,
gurrHl train for NcwIurk will leave Ncwburgh SA5 p. m.
G. Il. MEEKER
General Passenger Agent.
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ST,T% or NEw YORK COUNTY OF NEW NObk So 4,
FRIT;K TAYLOR cashier Of the hhoven named Dah u9 y,
solrnny swear that the above statement Is true 10 'uo o "
my Ah""Ieuko anu ''''' FRFD'E TAYLOR, Cashier.
81, r1 g,r,rr q, I,cpr, me this 9Th day OF October
~ '7'i''''' '''' WILLIAM ". CLARKSON,
1900 Notary Public n. Y. County.
Correct-Aftcst;
HENRY NJ. TNBEH. ; DTrciora
EDMUND RANDOLPH,D
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miscellaneous.

brushes of every description at the brush
ID factory 3I5 Pearst All articles al the lowest prices
JOHN n. HOPPEIr Manufacturer
EUR SEAL SACQUES, rcdyed darkest
l. shade, highest ustrei established lSt5 ,,, %.
l.. G. BOUGHrON, 3 HOwari.st
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OFFICE OF TUE
DpyyvV ,vD RIO gEiyUP RAILWAY cow ~. {
AZ WUIIAW-sE SFHYOEk oct 10 1853; =,
ITO the STOCKHOLDERS OF the DEN Eh
ana mo GRASpE AILWAN COMA ~ ~l,,c i h.,o
circular of tror II l-~9 the attention ~ ihi' company ms
rn called 70 the fact under tho REGULATE ." me NsM
nr. StocE Eyrh9ugp any allotment NJ rights - snScnt
nu.f .Iy TO kodrT- record Of future ana h"i ="
ngsf ou are therefore advised that the Il. 10 SUI
sriba GrrrIiug o. resolution ~ tlr Board 9i Dr To-
adoptc this dat"l shall accrue 20 sto'khod'a 4" f'"H VI
OH''A - "'' WV ~ WILLIAM WAGNER Secretary.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoNrAEY(
80. II BEUN'E'I. .. :
NTW.NOEE October 9, lSSi. ,
TVNIE ANIMAL MEETING OF TIE SHAKE
/ holders Of tbc MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
FOR the purpose ccrting thirteen Director. ana lh l
grectors Of Election following year and % t-act my
rrbor business may De brought before IT, WI! be heH
Al Of No n broadway, new ",h
VT op WEDSESDAY November Il. 1888 at II O'clock
noon The pUlIs will De open TN o'clock T. m
''"' '"' ID. W. MCWILL1AMS, Secretary
dhIn n0N AND $4,000 TRUST FUNDS
- U,WFU to loan on bond and mortgage New York
VI VI ,raod N''' F''F''''' ARTHUR HURST,
''D0 Room ~, l32 Nnssau-st, n. Y.
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NNEST SHORE ROUTE.
NV
w via West Shore Of Hudson River, -
NEW.YORK WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK, ONTARIO WESTERN RAIL
WAY.

AND NEW.YORK, ONTARIO q WESTERN RAIL
WAY
on and after Monday, October l,
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt street stations:
For syracuse, Oneida Utica Mohawk Little Falls Canajo
For Albany and task Village, IS m. 92O 1870
for Oswego Oneida Norwich, sidney, Hancock, $50 M
For Rockland Livingston Manor Liberty and Fasbug
$50 a. m: 4lO D. w., = p IN.
Kingston Highland Poughkeepse g m, 0:2O NJ, 1920
an; A30 D. u, J:2O p. M aud - 2, N.
u. N.
CorIWal West Point CranstOus $50 m s a $50 M
ll:2O am; 4lO D m 4.30 52O III % u and 920
Q m tOT Cornwall and CralstOns
.Daily Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet PaOT Cars on 900 and ll:zO and $50 trains
t0r Albany.
PaIloT Buffet Cars on 92O a IN train for Syracuse.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on IN tram LOT Albany and
Syracuse.
Elegant Pullman Sleeping Cars for Oswego on train
Tickets time tables stations and at Offices O the com
Pay Jersey City Penusy wanna Railroad station Blook
no COUIt-sL aud Office foot Of FultOnst New. ORR
Sty, Nos. 1862 2O7, 26l, 4l0 946 l,SZ8 Broadway no
lyanla Railroad station, foot DesbrOssesst and foot Co
eandtst
!1ioNETT. General Passenger Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE, MOST IipRQXIDe EQUll
~ MTSN,T AND THE FASTEST TlSE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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A1EM-YnRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

l.
N RIVER RAILROADS commencing sept /" 1892
flrougl trains will leave Grand Central Depot I'll,
ga m Western Ncw-N OIk and Northern EXPRESS WIN
10 Montreal wa Cehlltu NtIm"l i'i'
and 10 Rochester; connects for saratoga -, ,,,-.u.
$40 A. m Fast Limited Chicago Express, WIN UnhR cars
stopping at Albany Utica, syracuse, Rochester, hao IIlt
Cleveland Toledo, arriving at Chicago lO-o H. next
day. -. -..-, oors 70 Conan
and Buffalo, connects IoT SLAlo 9pIa
ii Albany and Troy connecting ior inca saratoga
GlPn's Falls, Lake George and Rutland
3SOp NJ. Albany and Troy special. lIaWllG-IOom cars
an. ~ Accommodation to Albany and Troy. -, ,-,.-.
sCp M St Express, with sleeping cars LOT Tlagda
Falls Buffalo CINCINNATI except saturday Toledo Detroit
and st. Louis. 49, 49, .. e,-roo,,so or5 20
$50 p m Express with sleeping cars TO syracuse ana 10
Auburn Road also Montreal Connects Tor saratoga
80 D. NJ Pacific Express with sleeping cars I9r
Detroit, Chicago ~ LOUIS Cb"
20 Ipxrcpt sunday and Clayton Except saturday
IL ~ Night Express With sleeping cars 10 Albany tn9
TROY the morning trains Tor the "tSI ana
North (CxCcpt Saturday night. 80. -. ,,,r,;ro
Green and 4l3 Rroadway and at Nsstco's INETS7
Ocrs PaTk.pace and 7SJ and 942 broadway, Newt ON
and SsS Washington and S64 Eutonsts BroOkyn ana ~
Iuurth.-t. williamsburg
Rsc,rl,c called for and checked from residence.
-1hrso trains daily AL others daily except SunGaE
J. N. TOUCEH, - D. NI.i.hI-u,
GCu.I ul superintendent. 1thefd i"s7'i'1ti 'A-'"''
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1888
gnursions.

A UTUMNAL FOLIAGE
~ OF the
HUDSON RIVER.
days of the Grand Excursion 49, IT, 49, and 70 to
WEST POINT and NEwBURd.
From Fulton-st, Brooklyn by AnnoX) at.......Bo0A
YeEtry-st. Pier at 1886
West 22d-st. Pier At 800
BY the favOrite Day Line Steamers
ALBANY and @. VIBBARD.
EKcursOnss have three hours shore at WEST POINT
and Ia. hours At n ewbuTR.
Returning arrive 22dst, $50; yestry-st $50 aud
pTooklyn GLE ID M
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Financial.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IlTHE CONVERSATIONAL NATIONAL cB AAhNh- , az
York, at the close Of business on the 20 uAS Oh
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING Raj

DUILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
( loan Npg-Jor-ey Central DIgi,lOr-~tatOn in New.
York foot OF LDertyst station il Brooklyn hIo'AyP
C1Traoilciug June -. 1888. Leave New.Iork ,
G:i5 o. m.-FOr bennington, iar"A NlHu zap 9l9ugn
chunk Tawanpnd, TgW3gUa NLiuuSpurt Hazepl lIhl"h'
Scranton, Upper Leligh, &C. -, -..,,.,.r,.
q mn For Pennington. High Bridge Branch, Sch"oltFs
Mountain gudds Lake, Lake HoIatooug tasion Allentown
Reading Harrisburg, MauCh Chunk MLAaHspoI laina4u
NgntICOkC Upper ICIgh, scranton, &C.
lpm-FOr Pennington, Eoston, Allentown, EeadhE' haI'
risnuTr E,.1i,n Chunk. uagc.tOU, MllSr-haIlr, &c.
?f. D. .n-Fur Tnst0n, ind cap, Nau' chunk, !n.Gua
NiUiguSuart MlikesharI" scranton liahrloh,
4p.m-IoT bennington, High ELo-e II4ngI' SSAO'i'J
Mountain, Eudd'- Lake, Lake HolIcung, Ed7lOh, &c
On .m--FuT ~omrTyiIle, bennington, sc. ,---
5&0T FOR Ia,ton, Allentown, Reading Harrisburg,
sTnGay Tiis leave N J. $40 a. M ESQ l. go Q Up m
at =. DIDO ~, 6iJ, 40 1850, ,, ~ 30 pow ~
ql5. Q.ij 1913 1915 lll5 nj j. Ili l2.42 ll2 = ~"
8 $3.50 9. 4.5U b. 5lJ, $50, j45 o. ul, i' T. ' 94"' y;
lllj, Do. sunday, =, H.IJ' l'.-v a. 4
noon: lilo. 9. 4, .. G.lj. =, and 1880 =. N.
Fortl.iu~ local IU.UiS see time table az -idl IN 80
For long PrauCh ocean Grove &C, 1.5, . II ~ nj 10
$50 $50 D. sundays, not stopping az ocean 1l"''
S:45 %. H.. y m, ,.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL. FAST LINE TO THE WEST
va phuodaIDliR baltimore and Washington.
RAILROAD.
| ON aud after oct. ., 1883.
-.L- ~ -.LlI :. N Ii \ |.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE Co..
Traio cyc New YORK via DCsJIOsscs and CoI'lndJ 9t''
Ferries follows: -. -,.. .. q, p.,.,, ,rftl, p,upap
l,.f' ga attached. gIdS p IN nI(. NtN-i N
and ,ca.o Limited Of parlur, bIEue Smoking ana N'e'i
ir~ car NJ 9 M every tGF. ,,.-, r,-io NJ .
" tamsport IocA Haven, m pm CORY ana Enc D, >
u m connccting at Cory 1OT usNiie, Petroleum C'nuo
and the Oil Regions .., ..r,.,.., yu,sr.t, to,
T,rrss Of Pullman PaTOr Cara daily cAc'll sunday ~
m: arrive Washington NJ Regular, wa - ana T. Is IL
a. 80 and $50 rl $40 and and II night; wa Is;
gud o. X r. / and and , night sunday va IS ah,S
T. r. p M ana y hIi'' VIA D. 'i' w. ~ ~ J.
IN. and II uiyht ,,
For cane Siav except Sunday, 81 and ll:lO M; 49,,
Long r,uci BAY Head Junction. ana Intermcdate stations
via Rah and AmDuy, III, y noon, $40. m Oh
sunday Q . and docs moi stop at Asbury i;lkl -
Roofa Tfppkyn Annex connect with all through trans
al Jersey City alOdius speedy and direct transfer lOI
Brooklyn travel 1900. ,o o., On o-d
1870 III daily and IN daily eNIept Mnnoey; n !, az
gSi 1885 and 1880 sunday $50 800 M 1882 ana
i050nm From Baltimore, l:2O sundays BOO m
From philadelphia $50 G2O ESQ 600 except MonHayy
q.gO qAO 1910 ll40a m; 100 2, $50, b5O, O:ZU doU
$50 9S5 1920 1895 and 1850 sunday, 800 ~
G50 7Oj $50 G;20 7S5, $50, 1920 lOS5 ana looO
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND ShOEI Ll-'I'
On TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 8 On
~ 4h2 sIISTDiY. 3 STATIONS IL PHILADEL-
PHIA: 2 IN NETWORK,