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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
Reunion OF the Eighth Vsrps ont.

The seventh reunion Of the old Eighth V,r.
mont regiment will be held at the 1t. Johns
bury House, st. Johnsbury, September 0,
1888, at o O'Clock p. nj. Captain Geo. N.
Carpenter is expected TO deliver poem in the
evening. Gov. iIarstow, Coils. Thomas and
Mead and other old officers will be present.
Free return checks on all railroads In Vermont.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

A New York critic says Oscar Wilde.s
"Vera" is "a good play to take on the roai,
and the sooner 1t is taken the better" The
actors and actresses who appear in this play,
we understand, are both capable and re-
spectacle, and why the New York critic
should desire them to be subjected to rural
ovations Of indisposed products Of the hen, is
inexplicabe. Let Oscar travel and read his
play.-N0r7fst0pn Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Essex Junction.

The grain harvest is nearly completed and
is above the average crop. The apple crop
is an entire failure.
About twenty Of our people attended
Morrisville campmeetiDg and large number
arc ruslicating Ut Queoa City park.
Bolton.
Darius Gray of North Duxbury had five
good cows killed by the cars, one day last
week.
Miss Hattie Morse returned to Randolph
Monday, 10 attend the Normal school. Miss
Rosa Sumner of Montpelier, accompanied
her.
Underhitl.
ii. L. Malaney OF the Mountain House
evidently knows where there is good fishing.
He sent to this office lot of very fine trou,
a few days ago.
Bishop Bissell, of Burlington, will officiate
at Calvary church, Jericho, (village Of
Underhill,) on Sunday noxt, Sept. 3nd, al
1880 a M, with the Holy Communion, and
at 4:30 pm.
Huntington.
Our farmers are nearly through harvesting,
and The general report is that the Oat crop ID
good The rust is striking the potato fields
In this vicinity. The acreage planted is much
larger than last year, but the complaint is,
with come, that the yield will be smaller.
Our Taxpayers should remember that they
have only a few days longer in which they
can ay their taxes to the town treasurer and
save the percentage. The law provides at
the expiration of said 90 days the treasurer
of each town shall issue his warrant against
the delinquent Taxpayers for the amount of
their taxes and receive pay for the same, and
the constable or collector his travel fees, all
to come out Of the delinquent taxpayer,
Call upon our treasurer and save the per cent.
age.
Mrs. Orvis Sn, der and family leave town
this week to reside In Boston, Mass.
She has rented her place In the village to A.
ii. Loveland.
A Grand Army post has recently been or.
g9nized in town.
sheiburn.
The term at the ShelLurn High School
opens next Monday.
williston.
Wiliiston academy will open on Monday,
September ID, with n. s. Stone, a graduate
of the University Of Vermont, as principal
and Miss Annie Brooks as assistant.
Women whose husbands are addicted to
the ungenllemanly habit of snoring will be
.1io.aal 10 laarn that v.ruoato acid In n ,,,-o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

Nothing more is heard of the reported lease
of the Lake road by the Canadian Pacific.
The Messrs Fairbanks and other officials
were in Montreal in consultation with some
one last week, but whatever if anything was
resolved is not made public. 1t is under
stood that the Fairbankses are tired of the
management of the road and do not care to
put any more money in it. Therefore the
st Johnsbury and Lake Champlain railroad
is likely to change hands at any time. Who
ever has 1t must lay out some money on it
and that soon.
The trunk of missing young burglar, e.
mcr Robinson, whom the sheriiIs are after,
has been found TO hold articles stolen in va
rious towns of the country, andhs diary,
fully detailed for the last three months, Is said
to contain some very interesting reading, tho
publication of which would seriously NEON
venience several supposed-to be-respec,able
young people of both sexes in and near St.
Johnsbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
EASTERN VERMONT.
Sc. JOhnsbury.

The outside work on the depot is all fin
shed and the inside work is well along The
building will probably be ready for ocou,
pancy by Oct. LIST,
Our recently organized company is drilling
twice week and is preparing to present a
very creditable appearance IN the field, next
week.
The foundation Of the new Y. NJ. c. A.
block at the head of the avenue is nearly
completed and the work will be pushed rs
rapidly as possible.
Hon. w. p. Fairbanks's new residence al
The foot of Main street, is elegantly situated
and will be, with possibly one exception,
the finest residence in town. 1t is not yet
completed.
Another insallment of Fresh Air sufferers
arrived in town last Friday afternoon. Gale
donia county has certainly done nobly in this
work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
NORTHERN VERMONT.

The NJ. Z. Church at West Euosburch will
be dedicated on Wednesday, Sept 5, at p.
IN. On Thursday following the dedication,
the ministerial meeting of the district will be
held
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

Women whose husbands are addicted to
the ungenllemanly habit Of snoring will be
pleased to learn that prussic acid Is sure
cure.-N y. Morning Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

Out of total population of 1,4O0, 600, New
York city has only 81 ,052 persons who own
real estate, and the number of separate pieces
or plots is steadily increasing. 1t was 147,-
500 when New York city crossed the Harlem
and annexed the Weschestcr wards. The
number increased to 1872, 400 during the five
hatd real estate years flom 1875 to 1880, wher
forced sales scattered many estates; but since
1880 the number has fallen to 1862, 1872. New
York, however, only has 7S,3GS buildings, Sc
that barely half its plots are built upon, and
of these buildings only ~, 565 are used in any
way Us dwellings. This makes the proper
ton of individuals to building lG, and tC
every editcc used wholly as dwelling 81,
very nearly the highest proportion in thu
world.
The abstract of the grand list Of Vermont
for 1888. which finds Its first publication in
the FREg Press to-day makes gratifying
showing The total assessed valuation is
larger by S1,2S9,1 53 than last year. Bu
the most interesting thing about the abstract
is the showing it makes as to personal PROF.
ertv, the valuation of which has increased
50 G0j, 515 since last year. THIS increase
furnishes triumphant viudication of the So
called new tax law and a gratifying evil
dence Of the popular interest in it and deter
miuaioL to enforce it. We commend the
figures TO the careful consideration of oul
rnnIpra The collection Of the statistics WI
may add, was undertaken by Hon Georg,
Nichols, Secretary Of State, for the public
benefit solely, the law having been repealed
which required him to collect them and hi
is entitled to the public thanks for his efforts
in the matter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
Camp Meeting At Fair Haven.

The second annual holiness camp meeting
will be held at Round Grove, Fair Haven,
VT, Sept. All, under the direction OF
Presiding Elder j. j. Noe. Boarding ac-
Communications are to be found on the ground.
The Central Vermont railroad will give free
return checks and the Delaware & Hudson
Canal company will carry return passen-
may be obtained of Rev. d. F. Brooks,
Fair Haven,
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Shelburn.
Williston

Williston academy will open on Monday,
September I'd, with ~. s. Stone, a graduate
of the University Of Vermont. as principal
and Miss Annie Brooks as assistant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

Inquirer, No, a man weighing ESQ
an elephant eau cross rustic bridge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
yergennes.

Rev. ]. N. Chase, OF Exeter, NH, who
has been spending few weeks at the pleasant
home Of D. ID. Middlebrook, returned to his
paslorate Monday.
A most excellent discourse was preached
by Rev. John Henry Hopkins al St. Paul's
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he ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
hEWY0RK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


AIsssensat Of trains tasss eject JuIy IS, 1873.
sesShss te Blnghsmten Eimirs and buffalo sleeping
, z. lDrnyj-.'st Louis Ianiieds EIpress-No extra
shsEs iof fast tims Pullman sleeping Coaches But
i4o ar a1is $50 NM 81
Soss 80 second day. Connecting trains srriye
rssois $40 p Ioiedo SIS p m; and Indianapolis
~ n tslyl-Pacas Express for the west sond Train
sas.s. saa.lo Sisrss FsiIs, cinei5nssi aud chicago
tlsh s,s. and Buffet suokins osehss % Chicago.
sss1ss s "a F.;:,S lsaq u
sssi.s ss Si iSsa NJ .S ssS . s
1s go s ssa ass Tss y 1899 ssss lss
pm. N Sundays 9. $780, 10 20 NJ lao $780, siSo
So sss "a s.a f.srscn Newark, e4S $40. lisc
ssssn 1;so . q iosc !. m, las. $50. $40 ESQ.,
S:.sssss q. .sss corn nv VA. s.se Pm aso go
sas ss9ss ssd Kingston Montgomery me- $50
sSsas ssa 4 80 9, 1920 M, $50. 4iso. O. $40 m
,s s.ssss,.s isS 1919 Z $50 go s.is
sonssst W. VIII H Sa'!a sa lSs az :. nass
U.s. sIg' 3 q Dam. ssS SIS p n a..
! 49, 49, ~ le:zQ : m. Q. 6.S0 and 8 p IN
hss u r q iSs5 Hiie
esesss 1877 Ys.sse apartment: ccn :sa
Ne z s o. baggage compAnys oce
Csastss AL o. s1 sresawsy ISL West co. ~ r. No.
"a adsss. rom q. w We'd sss2s IN gsw.Ysr q no
NoRTHERS RAIL R0 S OF OF REV sSs yiERsEy,
- s issye 70, Ssssr P, ~ !, en-
p, sss:t ssss Ssisy and asssss 'ia iOS NJ Ass
A0E.AsaoTT. Q<xlS xansz Asss1 xss.xsA-.
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90 il1hom it man GomrerH.
AQUKDUcT COMMEMORATE ofsius
ROOM rs. TniBUNB BuILDisv. O.

AQUEDUCr COMMISSIONER, olfios,
ROOM 7s TRIBUNE BUiIDiso, (
NEW. YORK, August ~, i u299,
ITO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCETns,Ms so.
In conformity the = or srS puSIc
notice hereby 9 al @ hsss escs 70 tSss
oar, Of tha plan or plans Of the proposes lev
Consisting section yng pswun 10 be- &C tns ce Of
sha nssmssionsrs Is Tribune bnaains IN s' ~"
~ Scx YORK August ~. 1888. al 10cloo2 " M
BY erasi " "fA LANES w. AcCULLoH secretary.
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Coles bp AnltioH.

S.TOpACF sAIF-Ou the 1th day of Sep
,smbcr 1888 Al 10 o'clock viii be sold 20 .a'isdr ~
Tor storage charges the good. sorea nnqs Eeien
HOTTER Inma Barker Edward = hyder sadsrs Pex
ae Fontsne Alice Wkner Georgs A az ~ e.s ss
savage EAGLE STORAGE, lbs. ioo sHuAo "sss '
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eIteambcats ana RaiIroaos.
Z 0NG ISLAND RAlLRoAD.

LvopV pAssENGERs-Ieave Jamessip 50. 9TH.
s.sa r. - MINUTES , before as Of Pinss & R
sS s, ,sa a Il y s,st, DO not
nAayr6N EASss sss. iio5 a M ss5 aJj. ss' 10y
:. n. SUNDAY $40 s:oo a 1ss w n.r. sunday
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. $685. ASS. 5;s5 D. M 'un'"'
ssS 300 r. w 1905 Hos 2os $50 40
onlS suoaays IL w. aS ~ ny ' SunaaTs
SAG HARBoR-s:s5a IN. $685. 400 o;sa p III e"'"A''
sas%seSpoRr SHELTER IsLAND,-s:ssa NJ s;sI
sa' sSpsgss Pa PAsLoh o%R on.
special Limited and Regular Full Rate IaoAess sooa y" ~
traaaaRpEN CITY. HEMPsTEAD-sss, 9os M a aS2:
sSs t25 5;35 635p 1915 night WednesnN anu a az
day only Sundays 1888 a IN. 0araoH lily on'' ' 49,
pnmfEN COVE SEA CLIFF LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-5:s5 s:o5 a. m. LBS. Asa o'3' o;so H. sunuS .
s MS5haSnriSSa sf ' SoRrHpoRr-so5 to5 erprs'p
80 III ~ . nv sundays os AN
60 ~ kA N Il X BhRYc ca s5
M SATURDAYS ss o sy l sa 0 gunisy. ssS
iissn Fl sSssL gel
sts zoos ii:S5 m; loo 2:S5 800 49, BOO Sso AZ AZ
ss ia ~ slS lO is$ Hs5 2sS ssS ss 7SS sos
6oS si 7,s SIS D. m Sundays $50 $50 II a. m
SS.s o. e. BIN 3 M. daily daily Yois sundays O ~
TEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
IL trains depot foot 81 Coruanit ana pesorosses sts
asn Re.dns Ms1ch Chunk wkssbsrrs Towanda wav.
CIV Ithaca Geneva LYONS Bufslo and tbs West Puiman
n M for Easton bethlehem anil Coolay. a.,
Trans leaving at sl0A m and Sto P 10 connect ior
train local for Mach Chunk $40 m Leave Mauch CHUNK
General Eastern ONCE corner Of cngrsA and coranet t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-21

BAKERY FOR SALE.-Doiug gnsd casa
ID bssosss IN Massaehussts smart enerprisiss = %
xaSrsss " nay" Nc la Bfgast. Hoky1ks.
MSss on 81 B. pILLIN0AAk. aaraora. GOA
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EeIp manteJ.

A DxEkIlSEMENIS FUh The NEW.
IN YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. I,236 broadway corner Thirty.
Eighth ave. No. 90 East Fourteenth Union
$50 Thirdays corner Forty at the AR
LEM OFFICEs Nos. 1907 aud $500 Third-sva.
opehundrsd and n,hst, up TO at regular Of
dec rates.
WANTED steady, intelligent boy, a good
w penman and quick at figures Address. giving age
vare. an reference, PENMAN, Tribune Uptown once
l2Js Broadway.
XyANTED.-A reliable Protestant nurse IN
w family living IN the country short distance from
Nav YORK. child three old Those having
apply by letter. giving references
To q. ALLEN, II south-st.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON anG eiter July y. 100.
GREAT TRUNK LIN


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tnseavs Newyork Via Desbrossss and corandt Street
asissis PtsssaIg the West ana south With rnl%sp
ana cSesse Limited Of Parlcr Dini0s smoking sleep,
~n@spsr Lock fHf ssn m M CORY and Erie at
n connsciing CORY for fItu.Viie Petroleum
ssnors washington aud the south Limited Washington
sys gg%a9 pafp ~ ss viz ami
sne $50 M d. SO snd m and L night via
sssiss ~ i. and foq qH Sta and 70 night vi.
yss xtsSss City, slesDt sand.y lilo N and D. m
5sr Cape Nav except sunday Is and Illo a. m and PM
Log an say AZ. nsaa SSnsn a and % s
$40. and p m. on Sunday. e. and p IN docs
Log sssnsh 1nissd Of rnmsn Parior Car, at Sis p H.
Broosyn Amer connect with all through trans
tJersey CITY anord:ns speedy and direct transfer for
zsns sfrivs"Frcn Pitsburg $40 and ii2oa NJ 7so and
ws:ssseS d ALL ay s5SsP sG s s!SS
sss ~ 1870 s an &c aSs' .ss
49, BE- i 1875 tso ana 10 ps aIe u ss sas sso
~ 60 $50 s65 0 lbs 'sG M - GO 1855 ssS iSsC
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THEoLnEsrABLIsHED ROUTE ASD SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK.DAYs AND o ON
SUNDAY ssI4 Is Ssw II ofRhklLADELfHiA'
WITH ABs0LTrk sAFEfY. 90 -'i
Esg,s. Trains EsrYorf via Dssorosse, and cor-
.nd street Ferries a. follows:
Ola no $780, 10 ana 10 Limited IL 800. $40 g.
- 2. and m. and ~ night sundays 8, 3 20 Lm-
nsa ara ~ n m, 4, 9. 2. and o p n- and IL night
txpre Trains leave York daily except sunday at
C7rnden.
Hsearsns trains save Breadst Station 1901
Had inissd s1Drs.s i.sS and 80 atV I @
xSG $50. 745. y and $50 " m on Sunday l2:o1,
&c szo M Leave Phisdepki. via Camden, q and
80 ,. m daily except SUNDAY.
Tstss oncss ass so and vi Broadway Astor House
oa loot OF Desbrosses and Coftlsndt Court st. and
ootyn Annex Station foot OF Fultonsk. Brooklyn Nos
ilt AMI 10 HRasonst Hobcksn station, Jersey Guy
tsn ~ '' wv D~ss''' ''~es ~"' S~'s' '>i
Tue New York Transfer cosnpsny Will call for and check
CHARLES r PUGa J.Rw WOOD
General Manager. General Passf Aren't
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ST!AARB:IiNS'sI vrs AND u.npos rnAxsronrAr16S
once Pier II. n. r. foot Of Cortiandtst
freight Forwarded as directed 70 any pA'
ofte world. - x...rc,r
uSEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
,eelyei for delivery s kad' OF irsisat and er
ehandise any part OF tbs city .o ~,
SEA AND HARBoH TOWING AND INV Hh AM nan
ROR LIGHTERAGE
h. NJ every description promptly nshtered to any point
IN the harbor at REASONABLE r@'es. ,,. mn ,,u ID
sTEAMBOATS BARGES AND oho'hS ~ SA
TER FOR EXCURSIONS . ,,,-,y
steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning Tor NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is N H.. at y IN dAay. tSa'ui"~S'
excepteAj vel, .a
View Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d.. L. W. RR received a. F'er j."
For New II ayen and points East. At Pier Is
NORTH sHORE,| ATEN ISLAND.-Eieyea Mics TOT
Ten Cents via steamers from ir9n fier l. ~ H. ''o'
WmtehalLst ~ ro.s.
Machine Boiler Shops Everythins appof'An"s '"'
construction and repair OF vessels
,v,poy ROATS-CITIZENS LINE.--New
steamers "a RAToGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No Of any poas St
SUNDAY steamer touchSsas Ai'anf -
TIME SPECIAL NEW-YORk
l. .sp WHITE aoUSrAISs
Ezpsssss Say va ss P ssss rsaa
and - = ~ win r s9p s raa
neae anil ARRIVING mountains early "a ,no sven
ear seats nav engaged ia anvahso ~ ~ ''
Wsiet O. c Depot Or p aGM fFsssTEAp O. IT,
Grand Central Depot New. YORK
WEST sH 81 Re I Rou 4 Hudson River.
a. and arsr Monday August 20. trains on HeT.Iorx.
~ she and Buffalo RAILWAY VII wave w.
al s,ortsndt street Ferries a. foio"si
t,a. sayafo1a ii a $50 p m ,,o.. No. Sa
for AI,any and Catskill village - m' LEV !" M ~
For e" fsshs MCrnssn House station iiSo M
and saturdays Only 49, ~ 10
To- aate,skill summit Pine nll, - =, ,,,n
~ lilo A. IN, $3.50 M; a IN Trains run "A'V W ~
nit ,,,.,,.na pou~h kseose Marlboro. 3 a m, 10
Ms,sbnrg g as 30 a. lE2oa M SOUP M SOU
M ozQ p; ws,t prart crxn.ion's $3.50 m s 800 M
a IN 800 p. d: TO- SSo D. H. e'N" w. me- .
m a6d leo ior % ~ Cornwall sec
nj Offices
-, osbsr trains except sunday =, ,.,.. ~, n ON
,s, no ,lor ears 10 PhceDlcia, Cstsk Ao""s"' ~
train car, on II, 20 a. N. and $50 D. m trains Tor
Catskili. Saratoga ana Aip~ny.
,,,. tabss &C stations and at otnces OF 'n r oo
a,sev sirv Penps givaniy shroaH ston =. New.
E psa Court and Annex once tsc y5s proadwsy No
f9rn sny a No raj eth-aye- NO los Ess. and fool
promss I railroad STATION. feot Dcspro''''
c9 parior esn .ssts reserved at all ohiceA
HENRY xosErT. General Passenger Agent
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FALL RIVER LINE.

and S0 ss ~ ss @
INCLUDED; a $50 m. from Pier 90 4. r. Splendid
wSE%fSET Newport Martha: ~ y,nsy:ra
R K stsansfs NSwPoRT and OLD ID Colony leave Ssv
pSrk on alternate days undays excepted at p m from
New YOSl at principal a ncts %sn.sr and
cS S ana AID 81
BORDEN & LovELIs GEO a. T. So CON
NEWSsHTkAayyENb mERIpEN HARIF0RD
mediatepoias steamers leave Pier No IS t. r. az
% s%sTS5s
&c cssss s9a and oassags chsGss At ~
w.HaySn and return, 81 81 $50 Df''A'A
NORWICH LINE 80. r.-,, ,.u,,,
The new Iron st efTs OF WORCESTER
ThSu TIE seE1H the oan AMI
above daily except sunasys stSlS
Boston Worcester Portland and Wits MOuntansfrOm New
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
York foot Of berys station in Brooklyn foot Of Fulton
sSh sS aas 81 less
Chunk. Tamanend Tamaqpa willIamsport Ha1eton. Drift
"a %"For FsS%inson HisS Bridge Branch schO:Isys
ssa Lake sas esaS ssa
Ts@squs SanicoEs Ispcs Lsaish Src,a.oa &c Hal,
es =, $ss:S SssS r.~.qn.
w fs Hps Srfl ssoR
aya ess SrrHss
Po% se%,5yilIs Es%,nsson e sr nsrn.,urs
ssss,s y. ss Is i 49, ,S
sS Il. 81! "a Dis 4 II MI 3d. ~ ss
SIS sss icsS iiiG s: ind ISss aIs i"iS
Fl HsSs s a' sslaa d
For Lens e,one OCEAN Grove SUNDAY, not Stopping al
Gees are aSct sp So 81 eYS b. 400 n0'
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
~ srrAny yS sEE SsSgEo sISSs' Mr."
For JS9s sS Beach AMI Long
Branch 4;So 8 l0;i5 1915. s45. 4'So $50 pm sun
For Atlantic Highlands $3.50 his 1915 800 4So m
For Lakewood Toms River ana sarnesat g. 1910 am" $40
For Ocean Grove Asbury Park Sea eir DC. iol5 an
escsp Gsbnry PARK at 800
FHs hys2 ~ NJ for I'f'
w Sss a q m fcr VineSnS. srSseion &c
| 500 !. m Ior ssati0ns 90 hiselaaa. us
R0UND. BROOK ROUTE; ,nv1pu,,
Leave ST FEENSSN naS ca,
o. hie a @ i fS9d III Z On spsay i Is;
iss .ss ss p sr?s 60 s'o SOL IL
SssPf i, h a., S sss IS,
i@s :, sunday ssS Y ga s% So,
$40 GEO y Sunday At 9i5 M, 4:R0 n. N a.. - ,
From Trenton les, 800 8;o3 an5 1908 li;ot uL'
422 6:2l fps m SUNDAY. 1:25. elsa m; 6:lo m
sunDury Lewispurg Wltamsport al fso an ""'
up. m. - o,. =. . nc .-.a,,.c,.. -, 49, ,r,,ra
ConpectIon IL jersey Cy station II ana non
prooy Ivn and Erie Depot, Jersey citY. .
hotss and Aa1ei ONCE BrooElyn Bridge PIER BroGsiyn
Trapsfer Company will oali Tor aai olooS Dassas'
from hotel or re3lfencet 70 tsttla1n11 -. 49,.
II. p BALDWIN. Gen Eastern PASS Agent
JE WOOTTEN. General Manager. ,u... -.
C. G.. HANCOCK Gen. PASS ano - Asen~
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and tho East All rail from Graai os h -,
trains daily (sundAYs exc,ptsI ~
4 M (Dlrior CIR sttfsloD. AMI 70 p m
with Sundays NJ 10 M twth pssoe
sleeping -cArsk Newport exprsss leaves oran SoheA
Depot At D. arrives A. Newport ~ potpt evt
attached r. w rOrrl.r- Akene
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR,
FROM STATION OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT- NORTH RIVER
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON.
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CHICAGO August 1883 }
NrOTICE-A CASH DIVIDEND OF FUUh
~ PER CENT preferred and common STOCK on TINS
eopany a been PAYABLE the LIST Gay OF septe
Der Office Of the comRsnys agenS 'os"p
Patton n CO. No. 81 Wilam-eL. New-fork ...., an,
the transfer books will be closed on tho lo inSes"s AZ"
reopened september "a next =, r, rosrra rr,asnrer
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Diuioens No!ireJ.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
4 PANY.
42p sEMIANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND.
A a,v,dcnd ~ THREE AND HALF PER cESI IN
cash ia aecared payable september l. 1855 70 :,
M the IlInos Central Railroad Company o. ~
close August II also ag extra sr he same
HAP Or ON PER CENT In cash, peyane ~ sno 1ao
me 10 sad sharehoders cat OF the earnings T inc soo
Division sir months ending june % TO, noust II
Inc sSsa .I'Ao' ' t. " II. RANDOLPH.
uhth oopVeniOoi'' Treasurer.
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BOSTON, VIA BLOOMINGTON LINE.

Steamers NARRAaANsETT and srQNINoroN
daily except SUNDAY Pier 81 N. r., Jay st. At
Three from landing through " Eos
ton
PROVIDENCE LINZ.
Providence direct Narrngnn1ofe Bsy.
RHODE ISLAM u and MASSAChUSETTS n ON
Pier 70 N H., Warren daily loxcept sundays p m
y. w. POPPLE, Gen'I rass. Agent
No. III Westst, New-Yerk.
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FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT- NORTH RIVER
FOR PHILA DELPHIA AND TRENTON.
AtT:45 $50. 1il5 a. m 1882. l. 4;JV ooV' u - p III
Sundays at S45 a m; $780, IL p ~
Direct connection Wayne Junction for oerrantown hna
che Hill at COlumbaaVo lot "AnAy"aA' S"A""0
hocken and Norrtstowp. .... -.
FOR scHooLEY's MOUNTAIN. BUDDs LAKE AND
LAKE HOPATCoNG.
At9 m; 4 o. m.
FOR WILLIAMSPORT. PENN.
At o:I5 745. . 9. m: 3:i5. 4 p m
FOR EAsToN. - - s,.,,. nj,
5:5Op m
FOR ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH CHUNK
At 6:s5. a. ~; !. BAD, 6.Jo j. M
FOR wfLKESBAREE AND sCHANION-
At O:45, a. M; 5;iop m
Fer READING HARRISBURG. etc
AtG45, 7.45. o, 1l:l5 q. m; j. l:sc L. Do" III m
ron LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, ot1 80. .
IAN rail- Al 7.s5 o. 100 o.. m; 246. 1888. T. $50
D ~ Sundays Except Ocean GIoyel, at SAB a. M IL
D.
PROM PIER g. NORTH RIVER. VIA SANDY HUN
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, etc.
Al a 1918 a H.; 1915. 3:l5. 49, oSO p. u sundays
except Ocean Gf0vel. at a M
FOR LONG BRANCH and intermediate station@ 49,.
At43O s. 1915 a. H.; l2l5. S;fo' 4SO' o''op "- "a'
dsysat o. IL An
At4yO Obs. 1918 a M $3.50. 40 0. M
Foy information and time tables apply at No l9 Liberty
~ or Il Of Lbertys OF NJ fef O. NOrlh
Iuver. foot OF Rectof-st - - u.xcocv
(,enl Pass and Ticket Agt, Philadelphia-
J. r. WOOrTES, Geni Manager A..
IA p BALDWIN. Genh East Passenger AgL'
No. 1l9 Llbery-st. New 1Olk-
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excursions.

OF hetar min says GES ismAsg va Z, m LANDING s
only for 33dst aud Jewells nar 20 D. ~ for $50
81. only; 5:3y. and 5000 m all xndlngA
SUNDAYS EXTRA BOATS EVERY HOUR
A0CENrS EXCUKSION TICKETS. CENT<
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK:DAYs AND 8 o.
SUNDAY. B STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
2 IN HEW-YORK

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Equip.
kEST. AN THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH AR3OLUTE SAFETY.