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1t Destroys the
Germs of Disea si

1t is a fact established by Science that many dis eases are introduced by putrefaction, which repro duces itself and propagates the disease in ever widen ing circles.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-19

These diseases generate contagion and fill the air with death. Such is that dread Terror,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-19

'Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches, bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chip hunks pophers 15c.
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ASiatiG Cholera,

which is now devastating the East and advancing oD its mission of death rapid Iy towards our shores Other diseases of the same sort are Diphtheria. Typ h Ot d F Q V @ r, Scarlet Fever, Small pOx, Measles, Yellow Fever. ErYsipelas, etc. All these generate contagion. Other diseases Fever and A&ue. EIaIRTfaI Fever, etc 1, arise from contagio n which comes of dampness, unhealthy situstions or uncleanliness.
 All these Diseases can be cured only by stopping the PrOduc tfOn OfDiaease germs and destroying those alrendy produced. Both these results are ae- cOmPlished by the use of Prof. DaIby's prepara- tion of Boracic Acid and Chlorine, known Hs
 DARBY'S
 PROPHYLACTIC
 ELHTD-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-19

Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic, for feverishness, restlessness, worms, consti- nation
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Walnut Leaf Hair ReatOrers Ru av,4s~aIy- ySSGea-a..k R-a0vrn o1I NkhaYs

It ia entirely different from all others. 1t Is as clear ss water, and, as it's name indi- oates, Is perfect Vegetable Hair RestoreE: It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to its natural color, and produce new growth where 1t has fallen oil. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a few days to 2 beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for 1t. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Orittenton, New York, and Geo. 2. Goe Twin & Co.,, Bos- on, wholesale aasnIs- s6 1ydGW
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II. ZEILIN & CO

Space does not permit us to name many of the uses to which this great Germ destroyer is applicable Ask your Druggist for printed matter descriptive Of it's address
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i:l5 " 6:45 |" 9:66
 GOING SOUTH.
HOusatOnic Railroad.

 Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest Route for Albany, Troy, Sar-
 aGOga and the West
 PASSENGER TRAINS LaaSS BRIDGEPORT for ALBANY, TROY, GARATO. GA Ard the WEST, 1o05 A- m (conneoting with 9:30 E. ID. train from New Havenl WITH THROUGH CAR FOR ALBANY, aRriv- ing at 2:40 p. Connecting st Albany with BIO ?. In Chicago Express, arriving In Ohio ago Rs 800 She next pm. Arrives at Saratoga at 4:28 P. rn.
 Lave BRIDGEPORT at 5.SO P. n. (connscting with APO p. Train from New AAven) arriving i'm Albany at 1o:05 p. m., saratoga l2:62 .. Returning Train leaves Pitsdeld at 500 r, State Line at s:S0 a. n1., Albany 1t 6:45 q. m. (with THROUGH CAR via State Line) arriving in Bridgeport at I215 p. m., New Haven ct 1:15 Through Tickets soId and Baggage Checked direct to and from Nsw Haven, PittsneId and al Hous- atomic Stations, North Adss, Albany, Troy and Sara bpga.
 H. D. AvERIIL, General Ticket Agent.
 ". E. YEOMANS, SupeHintendant t3aDeFRl O65oeS BFfdRepoxt. Conn,
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Hay Fever.

From Col. c. H. Mackey, Thirty third Iowa Infantry: ''To persons afflicted with Catarrh, would state that I have derived more benefit from Ely's Cream Balm than anvthing else have ever tried. have now been using it for three months and am ex- periencing no trouble from Cstarrh what ever. I have been 8 sufferer for twenty years. c. H. MAoKEY, Sigourney, Feb. P, 1882"
 I have used Ely's Cream Balm for Hay Fever, and experienced great relief. most cordially recommend it as the best of all the many remedies have tried T. B. JENKs, Lawyer, Grand Rapids, Mich. Price 50 cents. sept14eod&w2w
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LITERARY NOTES.

90 .h. children of Charles Dickens sisters,the
.a.ioai Mrs Burnett was the original OF Pam
Dombev. who is perhaps the quantest child III nc
ton.
u,s Celis Tbaxtcr, who is not only poet out r
~ ,uueh taste and skill, is not satisfied with
s.r present requirements. and II studying WIN
S,tngn;shed artist with as much ardor as II she IN
tended TO make painting her profession
Miss Alice MeyneI the lister of tie artist Eliza
,a,I rhom,,xon Autie,l and tine wife of tie Editor
f Merry EH0IGad il also the daughter oil an oio ana
;nt;rnafe friend Of Dickens. Mir. fhompsons long
,ssocatiou with the novelist has served 10 Gu
tighten his daughter concerning tue mystery OF
sEd via brood" and 1t is reported that mrs Acy
pers explanation of the story VIII 20 pt'n'cu !"
TIe Ceptarg accompanied by the unpublished Illus
trations which Mr. FIides prepared Tor INC coA-
Gliding petitions of the novel.
I, the last number of "Fors Clavisers" Mr
Ruskip. argues in favor of long engagements be-
&Ueen ran and maid-three years as minimum
and seven years as maximum. &r. Ruskins ideal
Girl s a creature of such transceudenJ grace that
.nv number of Jacobs might he proud 10 serve THAI
maximum for hcr, with the risk OF disappointment
mt the end OF the term.
Nv Waiter Besant'e biography OF the late 0rIeut-
ahst. Edward Henry Palmer, reveals being VINO
was, indeed. what Mr.. Besant calls him, WON
derkipd.p His work in the university ana IN lItor-
atnre was ceaseless and OF the highest value. he
foek 90 Journalism toward the last year or two ana
wrote for the reviews. He edited the Survey OF
Western Palestine" and translated the
Bible into Persian lie wrote burlesques
and acted then. lie became consummats con
iuror. Leland speaks OF Palmer's incredible pro
,iciency at thimblerg, ringing the changes picking
pockets, card-sbaTping, three-earde monte ana
every kind OF leserdermain. and adds Woe to the
gypsy sharp who tried tie cards on the Professor!
He possessed mesmerc power in no ordinary degree
ana some wonderful feats are recorded.
Taefe is a neat story of T2lleyrand IN the ateiy
published diary OF Hcary GTevllle Iaileyrand
and the stupid Napoleonic Royalist NarboAne were
DRIVING together and NaTbonne pressed on intoler-
ably They net mGn wk0 yaYned yiolently'
me parlrz Zone pas haut." said lalleSrand; ON
nous entend."
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1Aght noes IN strong o,nana at ss ssese co. ep' sSs

Light HOGS in strong Demand at % ssoso 4o
Catie-ReceIpts 1000 head shpments nou reg "a n
Fat ca1tle inactive. TINT SC TO loc m&hsri SnVpAe'
So %. al ,oae1e
23-CattLs-Receipts 10 dav oVov
,ats for wesf thns far 600 same time ast az cs
rons.9nod through market stealy, WIZ 20 shu
nani Ior Light steers at So 7o0S S. several oaos vi ~
pers remain unsold. 80, far thu ve.k
thus lar 10000 head: for same tune Last week uS
ronstened through ~ rece1pts uDeta ~ en-
scned through Ssies-Fair to Good Clipped - W.
Choice 81 rs a So 30 all cold. .,r. ,sr
100 he al, ter week q 900 head
demand and prices SHADE nlkhr
saISs-f;eod 70 Choee Y0rkots So 40dS6 OBJ Iaehs 40
20GS6 rs: Good Butchers and Acdluis' W %0~~S~
Pigs. IS IS ass 20. en- -...u,.ntu ono 4.
ST LOUIS june observation-disclosures 100; g tpo6s
supply very small quality poor. and only hgn' ioSA ~
am rnarkat slow
GhSsp-Recelps 200; shipments 4OOi matAe' s'o" ,
Exports So 50ds4 so ON lea am I5pht
Roes-Receips 500 Shipments SOD hogs GU ,rts ~
Shipping So 90 $50 05 Rough 70 COCO fAckIhs 10
Butchers So 50 o 50 TO-
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INVEST SHORE ROuTE.-On and after June

WEST SHORE ROUTE.-On and after june
w rs trains New.YOrk West shore and Bunalo Rail-
wav will leave via Desbrosses and Corandt ST. ieie' %
follows
For stamford IL m. and saturday Only, a;oO p IN
For Kaaterskn. Hunter, Summit Pine hllI fh6nisIs.
$50 Ia m., IL y. M, $50 m $50 tram ruhs uaip~
summit ,,. .o.o, u
Kingston Highland Poughkeepsie Marlboro $3.50 a. me-
IL a m. 250 D. m- 4:l0 D. N. "a :,
u swburg, $50 a IN, II a np zoo p M" s'iVP "'
Cornwall West Point, Cranston's. $50 a. M $3.50 a L.,
IL a M 100 D. m. 10 p m. $40 y. NJ . m % an =,
Hayerstraw station and FarmOntave-, $3.50, $3.50 IL
Valley Cottage $3.50. $50 IN, ~ BOO p NJ; ana e'''
." SyacF TafnpEs $780, $50 a. $40 $500 g H. and
Roskand PARK or1nssbs $3.50. $50 m. '6:SoP
nl,pveltyille $3.50 q 3d. $50 q m, $40. '650p
west norwood, RsndaiIs, Bergeunelds. $50 $50 ne
scbrsaiehbureh s. 30 ssOa m 4lo. s:20 $3.50 N N
p m
.Da,,v other trains daily except SUNDAY.
Arrive from Kingston ll20 q m, 239. g 80, Vl0 M
NewhuIg $780, ll:za q. 80 $50 S:l0 m: ,,.o
Cornwall, '7l0 $50 1l2o. 9. 23O. $3.50 9;l" AN"
Haverstraw. '7lo, $3.50. 800 1l2o 2So 400 'SSo'
Paror cars Phenica, Cstskin Mountains on IL III
and 9b0 p N. Trains
TICKETS, TIMETABLES, at stations, and on1ess 2.
company Jersey CITY, Pennsylvania Raroa station ~.
lyn No. CourJst and Annex ofhce foot o. No
York City Nos lea 2J7 26l, 9+6. S2S Bro.dwN, ,SsJ
737 6th-ave. No l65 East l2)thst, PennsyNsnh H~
station foot Desbrossesst. and foot CortlandLs-
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE
will be openea to Albany Saratoga and North July 80
with the finest Pullman Paror and Bunet seepins w.
the world
HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger As'-~
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-


Advancement of trains from Chambers street Depot
a. mDsily except sundays Day Express drawing room
coaches, Hornelsvls 10 Cleveland Cincinnati and Chi
D. m. (Daily)-"st Louis Limitedo Erpress-No extra
charge for fast Puimsus sleeping Coaches TO But
taio, arriving 7.a5a Niagara Falls salamanca
OS. & @ second counsena 9z trains ars
Detroit S:lo ,. Toledo 500 p. and Indianapolis
sp m tDailyl-Pac,nc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches THROUGH 70 Bura9 NiaSara Falls cinca4sa aat
Sis p. m.-ETulgrant train for the West :,
no aS9ssof $40 asa & tC iSS s 5o 1910 pa
Y midnight sundays $50 1920 m. las $780, Up n,
Paterson. s. 100 1850 $780, 1870 IN. l2 noon las 3
$50 4tO g. 5lo $3.50 $40 $50 7:3o. SIS 1880 m sat
IL midnight sundays, O. $780, 1920 a m, Las, $685.
Newark aud Paterson via Newark s,45 $40 1884 M
SS . s SSy $50 sSS S SG 3 M asf y Tnh' Sai"
snferH g. $50 $50 1929 a m lao 80 foS
am no. iG 4s so a. Sn M "a and ~ midnight '''
Warwick, 1850 9; M. 4;So p M Gun ,,,a
Rondcat and Kingston and Montgomery. "a m, $500 N.
oaSep 75o T. 1920 NJ $780, $780, $50 SLIP
Sunday g. $3.50, 1920 a. ~. $780, p N.
4O D. No. trains connect win Midland Railroad Main
Port JEWS 80 lo2oa M +ss5 sis sun
day $50 1920 NJ $50 and altar a,aa hour
from 5:l5 to o46 M aud az loa5 ana Iito p ~ AMI
Sleeping coaches aud for the
sna 5a1" ter Of esgs1gs Say Ss s s7 W tue
COurtst Brooklyn at tho compsnys DsPots =, 7ar
Express trains from the West arrive In Newfork " go
and li!p no n ana ABB6rT aen passr Agent York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leave for Englew0od Goste Pl Per ana
Manuel spring Valley and Aonsey 7io. ioa m 4'op' III
9unuay1 mo " ABBorT Gcnl Pass'r Agent. New.YoTf
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1OPHILADELPHIA.
THE oIpEsTABLISHEG ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND9 ON So \.
DAY osTATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. ALA
NEWYoRk

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPl
AENI, AMI The FASTEST TINE CONsIsrESe
MITA ABSOLUTE SAFETY
express Trains AMI Cocti
landt-st Ferries follows
5l5 7:20, ). and 10 Limedl IL a. m $780, 3to
O. t. T. and ~, and IL night sundays D, % LAM
ited), and 10 l. .. 7, aud ?. and Knight
Express Trains Nsw.York daily except sunday Is
7:z0 a. and M running through Via Trenton AID
Camden.
3l5 500 $40, $50 except Monday 650 1880 SD $50
IL, lilo a. Limited Express 1870 and 5:20
!, 3 4, g. 8. 6Sl 745. sand SEQ on sunday IDOL
$40 S;2o S43, $3.50. $50 1920 Iimitei). ESQ.
7:45 and s:2e p Leave Philadelphia via Camden b
r. m. ANA 430 p daily except sunday.
Ticket Oices 435 $40 ami BROADWAY House
ana foot of Des6ro.ses and cortandt st Coursr and
Brooklyn Of Noa
ia lI6 and IFS HudsOns Hoboken station Jersey City,
Emgran Ticket o1iee. No. Battery Place and Castle
Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company VIII call for ami oasox
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLE5 T. PUGH, J. R. WOOD,
seneTs Manager General Pass'r Ansa =
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Drouossls.
PROPOSALS FOR RUSSIA AND MANILA

NAVY PAY OFFICE 40 AIHKsT- BOSTON. June 4. 1883.
Proposals. sealed aAd indlrsod. "PROfO 7ALS FOR
HEMP" will be received at This Office until Juy 1888. Al
~ o'clock m opened lately thereafter IN presence
of bidders furnishing delivering ~ the Navy Yard
Boston subject there 10 the usual Inspection and Govern
ueut test, 40
40 tons Riga Rein Russia HEMP 2.24O pounds per ton
iight coCred Cebu Manila Hemp.
The HEMP to delivered during the month Of July.
rejected must be removed a. the i1sK ana eN
bidder, and q viii be al his risk unt removed
Tgo satisfactory Sretics must accompany the bid guafan
ieeing faithful execution Of the OneI. accepted;
The night is reserved 70 reject any ar all BIDS not con
eidefod advantageous 10 the Government.
Hauk fns Tor uoposals will furnished by this Office.
g. l.. THORNTON,
PAY Director, L. s. -.
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REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YoHK, Saturday, June %, 1883.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERi

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSBERS
NETWORK CITY.
p.ay 20 HeGietIs Perry SIT 500
Moehs 70 Charles Goedo -. 10000
1904 stis Ferry 10 Edward Dayy 5000
Young ana wife to B c WsndCi $500
smith. e. al 70 soc. New.YOrk Hospai..- 1000
2sth.st a a. sel.1 II OF shave, 20, lOIso9T rreg.
ulsr. II Hunt, IT, 70 Cary and others. i
i'' LaeLiutoeE 70 Peter Pocnsy 1890 $3.50
nins and wife TO 4 CLARK $4,000
'Os NC 90 = 1900
1'- sTswster ana dS VIE to william Aast1 $500
pcsne aud Wis 20 sopho wsstsTneyer 1850
ThTsnf FED 90 'O.n Oos
saa and Tiis 20 smith $4,000
S7th.st. n g. 900 ft W Of 4tlaye lOOXl0O, CGthguAs
Roche OF al 10 anne Mahoney ................. 10
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snsr Am eG pudley 20 Was% 5000
Msngin.st 9 g. 100 II OF Dslancey St 26xi0O; also
No. all Delancey-st; also W 8 OF Mengn-st ie3
ftsof Delanceyst; also 81 OF Delaney ST 90
N O OF Manginst 25x75 Caroline Ray 10 C2tna- :,
rine A Anthem. q interest =
Tonlpkius-st W l03 n s Of Delanceyst ooxl0Oetci
ETC. Catharine Anthem 70 Caroline ray = :,
la2 S I SS , e wSsa Scot ana Sbers
ssth-sl 257 IT " Of Avenue A. lOoxlOoSE ON n,
Farming and wife TO John III Deane @o'"A'
I83dst g. 300 II Of oth-aye s7.6xs9ll Myers 1oo
and wife 10 George II Scott. AoV
llthaye 90 II It 81 l2h-st oo1Ioi $500
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professional.

DOBERT l.. RODGERS, LAWYER, Atlanta.
HI Georga-PSrfioular attention TO Collections Deepest
tons Examination of Titles.
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OFFICE OF TnE EEGIxEER COMMISSIONER.
w LsIuAGMnN- " q Lmue 20. lks3. !

PROPOSALS for Grading and Regulating va
nous IN the city of WASHINGTON D CIV direo'
tiOa BOARD OF Commissions sealed UOpoSais VIII be 70
6eyed al TITS unt II O'Clock Saturday June
So Grading and Regulating Various streets In the
CITY OF Washington ID, q.
BLANK OF proposals and specifications can be OBJ
t. AZ this Office upon application therefor together WITH
an necessary information. aud bids up0a these forms VIII
alone be considered
The gat reserved to reject ana all bids OF parts OF
bios. u. j. Ia OH Atfs
Major Of Engineers U 8 A. Engineer Commissioner ID q
TAR TRUSTEES THE NEg-Yo AID BHooKLYS BRIDGE
OFFICE, NO. q WATERsT., 7
BRooKLYS. June 3D. 1888. }
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by
- the Trustees of the NewYOrk and Brooklyn Bdee at
their Office y waterst, BROOKLYN ndorsed-" Proposals
the Extension of Brooklyn VIaduct from sands TO
High s"-untn ~ O'Clock noon, Of July 1888 ior fur
nShing all OF the material and erecting complete the Via
duct over Sands=t, and from SanGs-s. TO high ST.,
Brooklyn.
Drawings may and specifications obtained at the
Ea gineer's Once, 81 Waterst, Brooklyn.
W. A ROEBLING Engineer
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

NEW YORK Arsenal. GovR!soR's IsLASD.}
NEW-Y DIX HAEBOR, 7
NEW-I DIX. June 49, lSsGj.)
SEALED PRoPOsALs.in thpcate upon the blank forms
furnished this Arsenal only, Will Dc received by INC IN
deTsigned until IL O'Clock IN, "Wednesday, July -
1888 furnishing the supplies in such qnaf utes and at
during the sc ending June 30 1854 as INC
Commanding officer Of Arsenal may require viz H.
diauc Jacks, GJtOb waite tWiDe, forage, had"Mc
paaiins, humber coal. oils stationery, etc.
preference VIII DO given 20 articles o! domestic pIoduG
ton Catalogues Ying tho estimated quantities ard anti
ces required be had application 70 tns Arsenal Also
fan information Of bidding, conditions 20 DC
observed by bidders OF contracts and paVmehs
The the night TO reject any or All Dldf
r. g. BAYLOR,
q Ordnance, Commanding.
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TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
J. tisaneltsARAToGA and Gay otTRol cave fi ,s
No. san H. iootot Cnrstopherst DAILY except satuISy
Sun ar steamer touchesas Albany
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO June 23-TEc Drorers' Journal reports Hoe
ReoiptS 1000 head shipments gwen Market bAk
snd DC higher Mixed % sO ~ 20 heavy 50 2gas0 40
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK PAssENGERs-Leaye James. slip 81 MN
nes Is minutes St' EaSt sysT - min Pss ~
foot OF Finest East ayer-73O $3.50, $3.50 Ii Ill., -'o"
Sip Ferry ard Annex Boat do not run on SUNDAY
BABYLo1 58 55 I9aTR $35 ass i& $685. 7o5
"A fn55E 5I SS s5 SS o 55 p M Sundays
"a FAR ROCK iWIS-so5 1905. ll:O5 M 2O5, 800 $50
$3.50. GOO 70j M 1915 night Wednesdy ana 6 SStnuay
GAG HXRBoR% a. H. s5j. ABS $50 p sundays
'l:35 D. m. saturdays only 5:3j p IN. sundays ga H.
GGRDES NcCITYy. HEMPsrEA D. 1885, o:o5 a. m; I;35
only. suniays9 9:35 Garden city ony) 1855 $50
Glen COVE SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-s:s5 so5 m. l35. 4:35 $685. 635 p IN. Sundays
MGNTiSGTON. NoRTHPORT-9O5 m. 435, 5:S5,
0 Po&T 9S IN, {s5 p N Sundays sos
RR6YKoNKo a. H.. s:s5. 5.s, 1852. m. Sundays
$500 q. , ,-.,.
$50 p M Sundays $50 $3.50. II l. 2, s4 5:l0 6i5.
7l5, . ?. NJ.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-G Commencing June ID 1858
through tTsns viii Leave GTsaa Ceata DePo' ohe,ter and
Montreal, with drawing-roOm ears At. ..,., ,,....
$40 a. Special Express for Chicago daily with Dining
stopping only at Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Ene. Cleveland aud Toledo -, - 49,,
IA. Saratoga special daily except Sunday also Lake
a9 G @ Ssfa and g spngs
M e APR9y and dTG GEORGE w and o RnsnG 10 o'
1901 M saratoga special Daily except sunday. Runs
through 10 Lake George saturdays only.
p tn, accommodation TO Albany AMI Troy. O.. , -,
m Louis Express with sleeping cars for st LOUIS
running through day In the week also Niagara FANS
Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo and Detroit
$50 m express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
syracuse and TO Auburn Road Also 10 saratoga and Mont
real
p m Pacific Express daily with sleeping for Roeh
ester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and Gay
ton.
ii p NJ Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
Troy with morning trains Tor the West and North
Tfckets Bowling Green. 2o2 aud Alb Broad
way Wescotts Express Offices PARK place. anu 80
Broadway NewhOrk, aud 8SS WR.hlng0n ana sol
IuOn-sL, Brooklyn q Is 81 hh.fS
n NJ TOIJCEY. Gen. Sup't Gen Passenger Agent.
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DHLADELPHIA AND READING RAIL

II ROAD. New Jersey Central DyiSlOn.-StalOn IN New
York OF IIbety station In Brooklyn foot OF Fulton
st, Brooklyn Bridge PIER r...0 ,,o, yorv
Gas a mi-For Pennington. Easion Wind Gap. Maach
Chunk. TansneHd Tamaqua Hazleton' Dtfton scranton,
% h oST Pennington High Bridge Branch schooey's
town. Reading Harrisburg Maueh Chunk, WilamspoPt
i n-For Fiemngton Easton Allentown reading Har
rson[E MAu Cor aston Wind p MaHcR ChLk Tamaqua
Drtoh Wilkssbarre scranton. HaEleton sc a,--
Mountain. Budd's Lake, Lake Ho2atcong Easton. &C.
s0 and p M Eos s0nsTgs Femngo9 G srr,nur0
Msnch chunk. wllEesDarre, &c; 90 TO-
For NswarE At s. 5:t5 6:i5 eG5 Ills 80 s sl5 $50
S sS ios 40 iSt S it Ss 55 @ G5 5G go 80
s5 945 1880 lih5 u M s9 md 3 9do lol0
For trains 70 local points see time table at station
For p Perm 1mSo5 ana KeyPort 745 O. IL 245
l. 4 30 6 y. m. Sundays $40 a. M IL NJ; ON
NEW-JERSEY S0UTH IL md DIVISION.
SIhANF FG6T E RHGTo FisE . ~ H.
For S@SSH Mo Monmouth S Beach and Long
Branch, 4:Jo 4 lOl5 a. m 1915. $40 43o $50 pm sun
Far Atlantic Highlands 4:sO 10 1Ol5 nm s4O 4so pm
For Lakewood Toms River and ssr9eSst a. m Si5 p m
Leave Lea foot LDeEysL 745 M 245 m, for Lake
245 m for yi9e in !, B 81 i,S,tD5 &c
8 a. IN for stations to sandy Hook.
POUND BROOK ROUTE.
1c TSE fr Hna loot Of L6erys
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Green SITS at 45. $50. HIS
s e o M For For Third and BerEs sta at 7IB Ills %
Ror se sso ESQ., on sp9say $50 ao $780, T. 10
Return 9S Sans Says s2 % SG lG
stations and nGadPg; R N9 init and
y Prom T nj O aSd Ber SS ss SiS So $780,
From Trenton, 10 go so s 99s. 1906 l1;S4 m .
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New.
connestioa Is made ut Jersey City station to and from
Brooklyn and Eric Depot Jersey CITY. -. 49,. .,.,..,
hotSs and Annex ONCE Brooklyn Bridge PIER brooklyn
u 4 Transfer Company will cali for and check baggage
AVN h r. BALDWIN Gen. Eastern Pass Agent.
. - G. a. HANCOCK, Con Pass aud T k't Agent.
= CITY RIVER AND HAnBoR TRANSPORTATION
CoMFAEY.
oraee PsoR 10, n. r.. fost Of oortl.udtsa
Couagnmsuts Of teeht srwsrsa .nst,a % any pert
ofthe world
UNEoUALLKD FACILITIES For pIsPAroR
Orders received dayery al AZ knds Of frsEh aad mar
lchanaiso " any part OF the city.
| sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
RoR L1GHTERAGE.
In tho haroor ct REASONABLE rsto'
sTEAhBoATs. RARGEs AxD GROVES 10 CHAR
TER FoR ExoURsIoNa
steamers starin and Erastus Corning for NEW.
HAVEN Pier Ia n h, ataR DAILY. lsstandsJs
s1oeptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS ca, besuesn Newly ork AMI
Neu.Havel Caro- and dispatch guaranteed
Broisht points D. L. W. T. reesivod Pier IL
Fer New Haven and points East 1T Pier ID
NORTH aHoRE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Ailssise
Tan uons VIA steamers from Arsa Fisr Il. fose Of
whitehaI-sa
CENTRAL shIPYARD. communipaw. N. J.--Drv Docks
Machine and Boiler shopa everything appsaiaaS sasas
sonsuueu9n sIdgopar u vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-25

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
il SATONlC and NAUGATUCk RAf LRoA Dis steamers
leave Cathernesp at IL o. H. $3.50 D. M Z5d-se, Elss
River $40 D. IN Fare lower than by any other rolta
DOR BOSTON. The latest evening train,
through Pullman secpeTs. leaves Grand Central DE
pot at 1874 p IN. week days SUNDAYS IO;5O p III
Morning train. 1853 week days. Get tickets VIA
NEW.EORk AND NEW-EN GLAND RAILROAD
DOR R0ND0UT, KINGSTON, AND CATS
Il KILL MOUNTAINS, landing at CranstOn's, Cornwall,
Newburg Marlboro Mit on Pokeepse Esopus connecting
with Ulster and Delaware and stony Glove Railroads steam
boat CITY OF Springfield leaves Tuesday Thursday SATURDAY
D. m, from Harrison At