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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-06

Z. DeeOS, Nm. brOWn, L. dOrEer, Geo.
Merritt. Aug. s. Hawgord.
The following deacons were then elected
Richard B. Satterlee, Chas McNamara, VIM.
@. Brown, and Fred o. Holman.
The question of fixing the place of the
next session was then taken up. Grand
Forks and Duluth were mentioned, but it
was finally resolved to postpone that mat
ter to the busin ess meeting to-day.
G. Il. Conway was given a certificate of
location. this N after having been entirely
overlooked at the last conference.
THE RED RIVER DISTRICT.
Rev. c. B. Hair, presiding elder of the
Red River district, postoffice Fargo, then
made his annual report as follows:
| The year has been one of hard work and
OF uninterrupted health. While we have
had to contend with the difficulties and
Inconvenience incident to frontier and
foundation work, sin labors more abun-
dant, in journeyings oft in perils by water
IN perils by rail, in perils in the wilder
ness" we have great reason for gratitude
to the great Head of the church that, on
the whole, the work is moving forward
The preachers in the main have done their
work faithfully, harmoniously and cheer
fully. With few exceptions their health
and that of their families have been pre-
served. We regret that Brother Rhodes
or Bismarck has been compelled, through
the protracted sickness of his wife, to re-
turn to his work in the east; while Brother
Post will seek transfer to the Pacific
coast for the like reason. we would moi
magnify hardships, but it may be fitting
| to state that while the majority of the
preachers have received a comfortable
support, in some instances they have suf
fered for want of the necessaries of life
They have endured hardness as good sol
diers of Jesus Christ. "Their record is O,
high
Attention has been paid as far as possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-01

WAN TED-A BUSINESS LADY, WITH 81. OOO
w VINO If DESTROYS OF enRasing in lucrative enter
prise TO take half interest in representing New Yor
aud Chicago Inns Of ladies' custom made wears Addres
Box 80. Star office. d3O-3ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONA AL.

DERsoNAL-WILL JOHN CARDIGAN. FORMER
i ly Of Joliet, H.. or anyone knowing his where
abOuts, address P Z. MCELHtRNE, Attorney. 81 s.
Clark street. Chicago, and learn something to hls ad-
vantage. 1aI at
MR. WILLIAMS fCOLoRED) WILL PLEASE RE-
1Nl turn the oyercoat that given him by mistake
at dye store this saturday. morning without further
trouble u30- It.
pRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. 300 9TH
l. street northwest. Reliable information furnished
in all cases. consultation free; viii call at residence
when requested all business strictly confidential c. T.
Finder. mills ION
MADAM ROSS, The LONG ESTABLISHED, RE-
M liable Clairvoyant and Astrologst gives better
satisfaction in all affairs Of life than any the pro-
fession tells the past present and future destiny gives
advice and assistance all matters sppertaining to
business love and matr1mony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL.
Satisfaction given pay. Consultation Rooms 400
I'd street, above y street northwest. s23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-01

Among the big things accomplished IN the
speculative year or 1882 the building OF 1900
miles OF railroad
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FOR RENT-STORES

EOR RENT-ON 9TH STREET. NEAR LARGE
II Business ROOM two large show uindons. ,o,i
make good Offices rent reasonable Inquire at coo 9ti
sifect HoTluWcst- d29 st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IIOTEI. FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST BUSI
ness hosels in centr PENNSYLVANIA; well furnished:
rents for 81 600 yearly In advance; in perfect order
owner "a years old and in bad health; boring pc
troenm property, would exchange part for farm
or residence in Washington j. WIGHT MAN,
dl6-lm Wiiiiama.0rt, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-01
WANTED-HOUSES.

WAaN a. d BRICK HOUSE. TO COST 81. 500 TO
and between and streets northwest Send postal ID
AA1L 4In street northwest 012-1m
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MANIFESTATIONS.
WANTED-ROOMS.

"AN1ED-A SUITE OF ROOMS FOR THREE
w young gentlemen. Rooms to be on frst or second
noor. and betwe n f and and 18th and 9th Address
Box 1885, Smithsonian Institute. IT.
WANTED-IWO OR MORE COMMUNICATING
w Rooms (furnishe y with Board, in a private fam
iy fer two adults and two children. Address j. j. H.
Star office It.
WANTED-TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
w Rooms with meals for two gentlemen and ladies:
tfice. ~ 4 ~ go
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
NOR SALE-CHOICE BUILDING SITES INDI
ydual lots end large frontages for elegant houses in
the best OF northwest localities and throughout the city
Now Is the time to buy of
JNO. A. PRESCOTT. Real Estate Broker
d9O-2w l4l6 r street norfhwast
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JAPANESE GOODS.

T JAY GOULD, AL 9TH STREET, BETWEEN ID
u and sts. one square from Pennsy lvania avenue
Scrolls. Lanterns. Fans. Decorative Pictures Bor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-01

WANTED-PERSONS WISHING STEADY EN-
w p1oyment and good wages will find it an adyant-
age by Calling ON WILKINS CO., 92l + street north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-01

SEAroN PERRY.
Successor to Perry Brother)
FOR PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS:
nSp TTk 6fFaM Sifs TdH
Sa GnsTFEM nss at e % YP 6r n.cx
Sf aARSfr s A Sfb0hAh SUES g.
ruiz HISS y E5E as Ha al s & Is g
siSdis4 FSHA1Sa
nsS HTfEs fE rs SSS5S
s IL a zsS
= TIE Hs1ags e s11E
cor GIkC GU. AND SEAL Plush JACKETS
HoWh HfKSS SSSk IS sSp GfSs
=. DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
IF TT CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CORRECT
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street
EscnrsH Assu.Ls FOR 1883.
British Almanac and Companion. 90
Whtakers slmsnach naoer 90
just importe dSlnd for sale by '' ~
ROBERT BEALL.
dso-st Bookseller 4s5 Pennsylvania avenue
New Year Calls.
Gentlemen's White and Light Kid Gloves.
Terra Gotta and other shades Walking Gloves.
Collars and Cuffs. Ties. &C.. &c.
d30 W. s. TEEI. s35 Pennsylvan,a svenus
JUST RECEIVED
'I o 1. A / E >"
with text, at the music store of
d3b-3t 925 Pennsylvania avenue.
GEoRGE SpR.Nsrs
SUBSTANTIAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
English Chinchia Overcoats. Satin Lined Sleeves s25
English Melton Z" u
English Tricot Oolong Overcoats. silk faced sstin
iieo aee'es. y
Fur Beaver overcoats. Cloth Bound. ........... 20
The above lots Represent Honest goods stylish
trimmed and we'll made. Above these figures the money
II spent more for luxury than utility.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
sol 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
Opposite q. 8. Post Omca.
One Price. marked In Plain fixtures. d22
0TOP YOUR COUGH BEFORE TT BECOMES A
- SERIOUS NATTER.
ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND
acts like charm preventative and il also ppsi
tive in every Of Cough Cold HoarSenees sc
$50. for large boxes.
ARTHUR NATTANs Pharmactst
d2I 18th and I, Id and y. aud tn and \ -. n.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTED-$60O FOR THREE YEARS AT6PER
w cent, payable semi annually, secured on real
estate No brokerage paid. Address ATTORNEY.
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STATE or TRADE.

BALTMorF June 8O-Cotton dull. Mddnss. 10 &c.
Flour noward Western 5uDerine IS rs
81 81 IS 0s5 90 do Family So rs Qs6 25 CITY
MsSu - % DJ do. Extra - 20 9s6 50 do RIO
Brands IS 0o55 %: Patapsco Family. So Io Wheat
-southerp Rod 81 1881 ID. do Amber. 81 n a
III Oh no MARYLAND 81 1872 No. Western Winter Req
spoL ana July 81 1921 l3's Cora - cltners
White 6ucs Yellow. SOC. Western Mixed. % &c.
July. 6s4c Oats steaov-southern- 40645c. Western
White ASo44c.i do Mixed 40a42c PennsylvanA 40 646c
RYE quiel Us a55c. Hay Prime 10 Choce PaansyIy
nia ana 1rylsna Ga Provislons-Mess PORK,
1925. BulKmeata Shoulder SaeIoso Clear Rio
Sides packed s1el0sc Bacon-Shouders. 92c. Clear
kr SIDES Ma, msc Hans iosio Lara.ne-
cry, isa25c Eggs $50. Petroleum Refined 7'sssc,
COfce-Rao Ordinary 70 Far. 8i2c. SUGAR.
soft sac Copper Refined IA 10 Wnskev 81 IL Receipts
Flour s72 bills wheat 5000 0us corn 10000 On oati
1000 bu; RE - bu shipments, wheat 1000 corn
1900 bu. Sales wheat. sos 900 bu; corr 2oooobn
BUFFALO, 30-Fiour steady city Ground. New
Process 81 50ss- co. White Winter s. sJaS6 rs; Amber
S. 1896 20 straight Minnesota Bakera 50 75as7 90 No
Bakers IS 5es as No. DO 81 rs RYE, mixed So co.
Graham Sc 90 9&6 So Western straight Minnesota BANKERS
81 Clear Minnesota 80 2oas67S. White Winter, Whes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
LITERARY NOTES.

Mrs. MeyueD declares that it is not from her IA
ter. but from MIRA Fildes, the illustrator OF Ed
win Brood" that she has received what information
che possesses concerning that unfinished novel,
Whatever it may be. it will soon be revealed IN
The Century.
Mr. Cross, known rs the widower of George Eiot'
il at work as biographer upon the long and minute
diary which his wife kept during most OF her
life.
A second edition of the excellent Hand BOOK LOT
Hospitais,' prepared in 1877 for the use OF those
members of the State Charities Aid Association
whose duty IL is to visit our public hospitals, mas
Just Teen issued by G. P. Putnams Sons IL Is run
of such details of hospital work and hospital cond
items as are of greatest value to women occup'ea
with charity. and its instructions concerning sani-
tary matters may be probably studied by house
holders centrally and all who nurse the sick.
D&J Sadier e. Co. have brought out small
cheap, but clearly printed edition OF Moores irish
Melodies 1t is accompanied by memoir and notes
by Mr.. John Savage.
Mr.. Henry B. Leigh. an English vcrse-writer OF
moderate taste and great productiveness, has just
died. He was cousin Of Charles Mathews ana
ia best known by his Carols of Cockayne"
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s ssas and q 81. s ss : IL s;s:
Ss''t g. :s' ii: i. q:
4s;s ~ sSs BURR Ss:s
%Sss. $1,000 Corn $4,000 o, 5000 harley SsoS'
1900 bash. Corn: eoo6o bnsh. ys - S 1a5s
' June so-ns,ar wns.. today va, actin
and :issdl. PORK was fairly active aud
ssss: :sS: Sn;s
y; Ss.: y & g. sssI:.s
,!$$: # f:ii
i winter s'r II o. Com active arm @
sss.s W. $50 4 s.;
sje ns.y nua q SOC
Sps,s5 ss cT csSss ,sss to
s9s! :' 4. .s
s s &c & saa'
W1issey STEADY a. 81 ID ZOO ID eS so
% Suss sOYs se'S SsiR
rsssS & sssss Is ' $S.. Fanny s.
S S August s. 0G sssi g % ES 'Sy
52:sc July August 49, oats scarce AZ 30 &c spot
FAN at 55Iac. PorE dull at SIT rs. Laro nominal at
aioc. RulEmssu dg;l shoulder e'sc cieaE io sc
icsc. whiskoy steady al 81 ia Butter nominal choes
steady: Hards sisS9ssc.: Hew-0rlsana 6ta7sc hog.
nImer; Common and Light S. 20 es8 40; Packing aud
Dutchsrs A. Receipts LOO head shipments
DETROIT. June so-FioGr at 81 1896 60 Wheat
Irregular: No. J White Fall spot 81 Ola; June
81 0i: July 81 02 August 81 04f september. 81 OIL;
october ST. 05is; No. White Fall s2 NO. = Red W u
ter OS Receipts 1900 bush; shipments. 20 900 Dusn
Corn dali No. Z. 53c Oats arm NO. White 81 &C;
No. 2. Zoe. -.
MILWAUKEE June 30-Four fair; spring Extra.
IS 5UaS5 60 Low Grades S3 rs Patents, 81 90 Wneat
stronger: SlMwauKee Hard. 99s4c do. soft casa:
Milwaukee sgc No 4 76c Rejected ts yorp easier;
NO. 5Osc.: 4ss4c OatsNo at 32hc; Wlnte 3sStc.
Rye-Nc !. fresh "a 9c No BE- Barley . nsseeIea
Frovsions higher Mess PORK. sig % aud JAY
SID 30 Aug Lard-Prime steam 0.25c. casn ana July;
August. 95Oc Lave 6oss lower AZ 50 76ss5 10
Freights-Wheat to Buffalo nomnay at 2bc Butter
quiet. Cheese quiet Eggs steady receipts
Flour 5000 bbls: Wheat $4,000 bush; Barley. i.oOO
bush shipments-Fiour 2l0OO bulls: Wheat 24.OOc bush
TOLEDO june s0.-wheat firm No Red Winter cash.
June ard July 81 OCH bid Augugt 81 OSA September
Oct, ST 1873 all the year. 81 Ob2 DID Jannary
81 i5. Corn firm; No cash and June DC; July o2ci
August SO c September Soc oats dul aad nominal 20
ceipLs-WhesL $4,000 bGsh.; Corn, $4,000 bushS OATS
- bush. Shppents-Wheas $4,000 bush: Corn, od.Ooo
bush. oats none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

hODoON NV KIN IL IN
steamers ALBANY and O. vIBBARD daily, erc,pt sun.
daye leave Grooklyn py Annex at a. M vestry,s psr
.nl ana Delaware r. r.
at catklI with catsk Mountain r. and a. Aeany wy
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
n DREW and ST. JOHN leave pier Al. N. r.. foot q Ca
naist every WEEK DAY at m- connecting at Albany
sunday morans with trains north. west and east
L,OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
L sAToNlO and NAUGATUck RAILRoADs-steamer
leave Catherine slip &C Ill IN. $3.50 D. l3d-s1, El3s
sivcr. $40 D NJ Fare lower than By any other roata
E1OR BOSTON. The latest evening train,
with through Pullman sleepeTs leaves Grand Central De
pot at l1:3i p. week days SUNDAYS 1880 p. m
Morning tram, ig5s: weekday Get tickets viann
FALL RIVER LINE,
FALL RIVER. BOSTON AND THE EAST:
The most agreeable rodte o. the VIII re MOUNrA1NS
MT DIES gr and all principal cities inland and seashore
resorts OF New England and the provnees $780,,
Ma umoth iron steamer And wordrenowned steamer
Leave New.Yok on al ornate days SUNDAYS ncuded at
$50 D. M ~ North River foot u Murrayst Con
nection by Annex boat from Brooklyn at M Jersey
VI" rGRA ND PROMENADE CONCERTS
evening the splendid bands and orchestrs acheh
10 ths steamers -.
roue fun sights rest five morning trains 10
Boston short rail ride time seventy five minutesl
NEWPORT LINE ..x..-.x.r,.
For MEWPoRT n direct MAkTMTs Of cxP Con
Magmihcent steamers ,
NEWPORT AN d OLD COLONY -,
Leave NewYorx alternate days tSuntays e1cepted at
Gp. from Pier ~ North River These steamers make
thei eastern terminus a. New ort .
ali 1rncipl hotels transfer ticket Offices at the Office
on Pier - and on steamers. zen. cox>o,
A0ents Gen. Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02

STARIN's .non rn \. .onr r,o y
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is N r.. foot OF Cortlaadtst.
onsgnments freight forwarded directed TO any part
OF tho world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received all kinds of freight and
chandise to any part OF tho city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered TO any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO GEAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. sarin and Erastus Corning for NEW.
HAVEN leave Pier u N. r., at p. daily Saturdays
exceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-York and
New. Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points d. L. q W. RR. received at Pier 10.
For New. Haven and points East, at Pier Ii.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents from Iron Pier l, Il. r. foot Of
whitehal-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, communipaw, NJ J.-Dry Docks
and Boiler shops Everything appertaDing to the
construction and repair OF vessels
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana after June 30, 1883.
GREAT TRTrNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains lerye New.York via Desbrosses and CortlaaN
Harr,Sarg Ptsseurs the Yves. and south With Pullman
and cSicag Limited 81 Pacr 5inusv noSas aai s.,o
w HI ass e Lock haven a. Cory aud e
sp connecting at CORY for rtasvilie. Petroleum oea
Bmcrs the ssas Limited EasSS1s5
arrive w,shiaston 2 a. Regular va 3 aa rht 2 X
and I'D l. ana and i alshs .,r,, Vi,
sunday Via and p aSa a n:s p. m and IL night VIA
For Atlantic City eIcep; sunday. lI:io mi and p m
FsS ca Ts asy on except sunday SIS and
L3ns Branch Bay M b ana me- q nooa
sunday y O. sna Iu..a sSs
;q Psssrs g;
YES Hss So aRS Ram9 sa Ss ssS ssS
oSo From % P PSaas ssi%os
s SSpdns 81 s s:s s ssS 1895 ioss and 1850 sunday
$50 $50 $50. 7Oj 1885 a m. SEQ 1885 1885, 1924
'O'S' and iO''O TTioPHILADELpHIA
THE EsrABLIsHEC ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" LAY. ssTxTioSsI II TT6nIitI OELFaIA IA
~ SE ss ANn ni TEE fastest TINE coSsi SIS
WITH ABsULUrE SAFETY
Trains YORK via Desorosses aui cp;i
S.i5, 7'2o j. $50 @ ana % iinedl II M 800 BAL
iteIh and 10 A. 4. j. 7. aud p M aud l2night.
Express Trans New YORK da,y. except Sunday. ~
7z0 A. u. and running through via Trenton AMI
Caniten.
Returning. Broadst station Philadelphia l2:0
$40. $40 $40 $50 tstcegt Ionday 600 100 SGD $50
L. "a 8. Il. 63l. 7:i5 and 520L On SUNDAY. 1901.
745. sand 500 p m Leave Philadelphia via Camden,
Q a; IN ana 4;sO p M daily except Sunday 40. ,,..
and Cortlandt Court-st. aat
Brooky n station. foot Of Fultonst Brooklyn Nos
ia rs and liz Hudsons Hoboken station. Jersey City
Eminant Ticket once. No Battery Place and 'caslo
Garden.
The New York Transfer Company will call for mi c1,ok
baggage from hotels and resdel
CHARLES r.. PUGH, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Age mt
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
1 NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

IHE ERIE RAlLW Af, now known as TIT
1 NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangement OF trains from Chambers street Depot
H. mDaly except SUNDAYS Day Express, drawins room
Coaches TO hnsha9tSn: Elmlrs and Buffalo. Sleeping
p m tosily-.st Louis Limited Express e5tr;;
@ srb p7 M Nasar F @ Sss
?SSs cleveland lao p a.; Cincinnati $40 ). N.
Detroit sio p Toledo Si2, 3 @ and fndsnapois
p; y. ~ -PacIac Express for the West A soat
ho o. m N assPPs enesns Fang
Chicago IIoel and Eaaet smoking Coaches to Chicago
nd HSihsosd aRs Pss'1 s . az SS s 81 1872 M
sun sundays $40 30 Ss2 G SsS %
9 81, SO sS lSs9 g. g., Il lSss l. q.
l. midnight Sundays $3.50, 1920 IN las. $780, g. 8
S ya Sswsss s sS s3
sS i5o 1So and S0 Il lG %snsRs sasaa2 49,
a. M. LAO $50 80 8 p M; and II midnight
NswSurs and nd Cornwall. S5o m. $780, 1880. D. m
Rcndcat and Kingston "a and Montgomery m $50 p m
Goshen g. $50. D. lo.2oa $500 $780, AGO. s. SIS m
sgPSs7 ss3 1859 sS Ss $50 m S $50 81,
n With Ssnd s TS se s al ana
1ls r ,,n !IS' guy Sis M sun
Boats leave quarter Of and quarter srd ass saca h0
2% 5 % % sss az fS
Sleeping cOach, be obtained and orders for the
Nos Dol tol or SS7 Broadway 1877 west.st y. T. No. 3
Court-st. Brooklyn at the Company's Depots.
Express trains from the West arrive In NewYork a7;s)
'"' JNo N. ABBOTT. Genr Pass'r Agent New. York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains for Engewood Closte: Permont and Nvack
TAO 800 10 l. $780, L. 1850, 5jO $40. $3.50 D. III IL
midnight Sundays, z, . a. 10. and 7;l5 p m.
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey. 7;lO. i0a m, 4oOp NJ
JNo N. ABBOTT. Gear Pass'r Agent. New.York
TROY BOATS-CfTIZENS' LINE.-Nev
L steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pie
NO a. ~ H. foot Christophers daily saturday
D. m connecting with morning trains for all points North
Sunday steamer touches az Albany
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E'ALL KIVEk LINE,
FALL RIVER BOSTON AND THE EAST.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK MISCONCEPTIONS James.slp 35 min
fore Long san lily Dine xxx BoSf ton Psc y
iooi q pne,t. Iasf yer-7',o. $780, s'so la H. s'oo
James s Fsy sqqGs g9ns DO 70, run a. On SUNDAY
BABYLON -s:o5 S35. ll'O5 NJ. $3.50. t:35 o'5o 'oo
Pard 6n1aH 20 So ~ s5 81 Sss M Sunday.
TAR Roc X 1905 !l:Os m. 2o5 $3.50: 40
$3.50. d:O5 1908 1910 night weinesi ~ and saturday
sxG MHEo aUss5 .. 3d. Ass $50 sundays
GREENpoRT SHELTER IsLASD7s.s5 . NJ 1886.
'4S5 saturdays only $50 p m sgna yn@ ONLY
Special Lled ana Regular Full rate Tickets good Oh this
d4RDEN CITY. HEapsTEAD-s;s5, o.os a. m. Is5,
4; eS e5 M nS 5igaS wea can say ana ls IS
GLEN cove SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY OYSTER
BAY-s;a5 e05 M. lSo. 4:Sj $685. eS5 p M Sundays
'ii11UJNrri SGfoN. &oRrHPoRr-9o1 a. m. 4s5. 5:s5
sS3 1una.y, 2oS a. M Ss2 & m r, sunday. eo, am
Robs .onils:35 ~. 33j. i;3s Gs; m sundays Am
es5. 3 SIS Il 50 a. M $50 As 5s5 es5 7o5
wedne-di7s and saturdays only 1913 lights sundays
$780, li''o a M $780, G E q B BEACH
SO ~ Sundays $780, $780, ii m l. s. 5iO ol0.
7lJ.0 Bpm.
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through train. van leave irsnd Central cYot aoc,..,. and
Montreal with a awing.room cars.
psea EIPSsss for Chicago daily WIN Dnns
Bunao i:ric Cleveland AMI Toledo.
0 u ~ saratoga pccal daily except Sunday also Lake
1850 chicago EXPRESS drawing room cars 10 csnah
dagua Rochos Il aud Bulalo also kichneld springs 80,
II a. ni 10 Albany and TROY. with connection 10 OucA
Saratoga, 8lens Falls Lake George and Rutland
$3.50 .. saratoga special Daily except sunday. Runs
through o Lake gorge saturdays only.
4 D. m, Accommodation 10 Albany a1f Irov -
D Louis Express with slneons cars for sc louis;
IN day In tho week also Niagara FANS
Bnfan Cincinnati, Toledo and Detroit.
B3Dp M xpr-ss dllT except sunday with sleeping cars
~yrncu~e and ROAD to saratoga and Mont
real
% Express daily. with Sleeping cars ior Koch
uigao Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and cav
n , m Night EXPRESS with sleeping Albany and
vita morning trains fo the West ana North
Tickets on No Bowling Green 252 and 4l3 Broad
VII mi a. Wesc0tps Express Offices Park place and Is5
Broadway. NewYOrk, aud 1888 Wa.hingon and o6t
Iui-,n.-t i,rooklyn G. B. MEEKER.
. VI TCUCiY Gen. supt Gen Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
VHE SPECIAL NEW YORK

III OF EOIhl4 M W IOhh
AND WHITE MOUNTAINS
Express train. with parlo and other cars through Will on
and after July 1888 leave Grand Central Depot IN " ~
III and RI at a. daily, except Sundays. connect
ing Wells River with express train for Newport Vermont
Quebec etc. arvin the mountains early In the
ing Paror may be engaged in advance at d.
O. r. HEM PSftAD, @. T. A.,
Grand Central nepot New.YQrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
AND READING RAIL

tbs layoile CITY or BOSTON.
cav" sr 20 90 North foot OF Watsst next pier
above Ferry daily except sundays st0 10 M
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
Road NewJersey Central o, 81 ~ rn Ssw
s Ioh d dSoi Sn hss PIER &c 9-'OD "
ss rs.Sa Ne wSG ,, m.uo.
CEunk. famanend Tamaqua Hazleton. Dniton Scranton
'bssr mpST emingon Hish Bdye Branch sehooeys
s so%n sadnr GansSurs Chunk. wiilamspoSt
Tau Sanieose Upper Lshish Srcaasoa' go or
ris5 p "a I r cRanf aazicton @sLs.sa!re
Dnitoh wikesear,s .eran,on; maleioa &c s,,,,,.,
mopo @fI5 nd see LAKE, io'aSons Esston
3; and foI sOmsryIo fle@ng ton &c s;.r,.nrr
'' SUNDAY trains leave at si5 m. $780, $50 q Il m
B 0 no l' sr ~ ssS nj nj" Y ri G5 f.s ~
si5. 0, Gas 1890 il5. I2p NJ s.nda rs 3 od0' lolO
For trains 10 local point, SEQ time table at station
Per Perm AmGor ana Key ort at 7:45 g. IL 2,45
4. $50 6 , m Sundays s.l5 a. M; ~ M 40. IN.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
SrhAMF FS5r Ek kAcFo F.sE . NJ H.
For Highlands Scsot sS ss eoses ann kSns
For For n ssswood To%s River and BirSerst
For ocean Asbury PARK. sea Gir &c. 5, 1918 an.
Leave foot Of idOertyst; 7i5 9t1 for Lake
"s2 ss S1 M ISs viss aS%s hTsssoa
l;:SO y. m. for stations TO Highlands
o a. m. for stations 70 sandy Hook.
DOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Id For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New. York from foot OF Libcrty-si.
For Philadelphia. Ninth an Green sts at 40 yso ill0
S e a. go Po i S sa2 Il Ref. Ss sn4a lis
l.3p. az $50. ID. M. On sunday at S4j a m
For trenton 7.f5 9:30 l:l5 lS0 AGO. $3.50, T. IL
n M. On sunday sf5 a m, $50 t2p. IN
Return trans leave fn adelphia for New.York;
FROM stations Phlade phia aud Reading Rg Ninth and
(reen.,s at 1870 800 93O IL 49, 3i5 640 6i5.
II ,. m. on sunday at : 70 a. M, 5;S0 y 6ma ,,o
From Third Barks SITS at bio, $500. a m l. $780,
300 q 80 D. rn Sunday at sl6 a m, 4:30 .. m.
From Trenton LIS. G20 sos, 800 1906 1884 a. m, 2.
A.32 l;'24 72S d. m. Sunday, 1875 plS m; 6:l5
DRAWING-ROOM CARS are attached TO all day trains,
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia.
Connection made az Jersey CITY Station to and from
BROOK and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY.
Tickets foot OF Liberty ST. and at the principal
hotels and Annex Ohce Brooklyn Bridge Pier Brooklyn.
n Y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels or residence to- destination
H. 4. BALDWIN, Gen. Eastern Pass Agent
J. T.. WOOTrEN. General Manager
@, q. HANCOCK, Gen Pass and u KIT Agent