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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

about Fifty of them Ia all Then the ballet troupe Will
be picked mp here, and that will raise the number 10
sixty. shall have have special train for them
and about eight baggage for the scenery and lug
gage" So .-.s
ITO revert to the opera: Do you think Mspcson
has en- gagged Lucca a. - a = = ~ f' ~
I" No, lido not" M 4
season." So ~. ~ c-f
Well" said Mr. Abbey. that may all be; still I'm In
cned To believe that Lucca not been engaged Why
he also announced that he had engaged Nilsson ana
Gerter and body else for that matter Oh no. the
announcement makes difference. It's the contract
that els the story Madame Lucca in Vienna
You can compare my opera list" said Mr. Abbey. Is
the reporter rose go, with in tins
counrry-certaIny with any Mr.. Mapleson has ever
brought here-apd you'll not fnd greater array OF
talent The com pany will be com pete as soon as en-
gage OF the lighter sopranos, bAssos and tenor
nonl expect TO be ashamed OF my company Tor next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
THE SUMNER CONTROVERSY.

Boston, May 2.-Professor Sumner, of Yale
College. publishes letter denying that he
asked TO correct hs statement that the dividend OF the
Whlimantic Linen Company In 1882 was 90 per cont
and says he has collected tho evidence and is i'm
pregDabe In his position the profits OF the Linen Com
pany in 1882 The opposing Statements he claims do not
include the subscription right worth SIT share, and
further por cont clipped of by including per
cent dividend OF January 1888, announced after his
lecture was written, Instead OF 10 per cent diydend OF
January 1882. These, he the whole FACTS and
he IL willing 10 let any man who understands invest
monts whether hts statement false that the prons
OF the stockholders in 1872 30 per ocat OF the
capital &C the beginning or the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
P. B. THOMPSON INDICTED FOB MURDER

CINCINNATI, May 2.-7he Commercial Gasettts
dispatch from Harrodsburs. ~, says that the Grand
Jury to-day returned indictment for murder against
Philip B. Thompson. IT,, for killing walter H. Davis on
April ~. Thompson will be arrested tomorrow. Under
the prevailing custom he viii probably be let ont OF
prison, being nominsy under arrest IN charge OF .
guardian whose salary is paid BY the prisoner
Thompsons father. Of the ablest lawyers In Ken
tucky Will be Of the counsel for his son. Tho sentf
ment s growing that the killing OF Davis is to BE-
disposition to criticss the conduct Of Miss
ThompsoD It Is supposed he made his attack on Davis.
There are witnesses who contradict Misn
BnsLSsr with reference 70 Mrs, Thompsons
drunkenness. The implication that Davis was fleeing to
chicago was wholly He and his partner
had sold the stock Of groceries IN order TO
devote their whole time TO tho whiskey
trade and Mr.. Davis had agreed to 70 Chicago
TO close out branch house ana his way to Chca
60 on this business when he killed Mrs Davis pro-
tesfs that justice has not been done her husband That
he was good loyal kind husband az ever woman had
she asserts and again.
She expresses her in,movable trust In tns
honor and innocence of her husband. She
says the testimony against her husband was ali
c0ncocted and that Mrs. Buckner had sworn
TO have revenge her. and hor oath had been fulfilled.
c. Blackburn arrived here to night to assist In the
defence Of Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
THALIA THEATRE" CAPTAIN NICoL.n

The, <Gestinger Opera Troupe returned
as ev enng the Thal.a Theatre. appearing Zeers
three-act comic opera Captain Nicol" then produced
with rich tasteful sceuery and costumes for the first
time in America. The house completely filed.
and the work received with enthusiasm.
The nusIc is extremely bright aud engaging an1 the
play OF action. Nine Geistinger is well n,ted with
the title role Herr Link has also ample opportunity for
the display of his admirable powers and The through
out is altogether strong Nine Gesiinger inst wiz.
warm reception her frat entrance the entirely
giving itself fer time to cheering and applause,
While procession OF ushers built up the front OF the
stage with floral tributes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
SALVINTS QUIET DEPARTURE.

A large crowd assembled on the pier of the
Compagnie Generate rransstsntique at the hour fxca
for the sailing of tho Labrador yesterday and many Of
the people expected TO catch fare we'll glimpse OF
TonasO savini the tragedian. saivin there. but
Invisible II rumored that writ OF ne Great had
been Issued against him nc the instance OF Marie Pres
c0tt and that at the OF his lying low As
the vessel moved away from her pier n colored cook
leaning Oh the railing near the forecaste bowed and
waved his hand eucrgeicaly az the owd the per
exclaimed that It Savini departing In his IA
yorfte character OF Onetio. The crowd laughed ana
waved their handkerchiefs to the ebony cook.
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CRLMESAND CAsUALTIES-BYT sLEGRIPR

SUICIDE by WOMAN
AUBURN, N. Y, Nav 2.-Mrs. Sarah Phillips aga
forty Ave. committed suicide this morning BY cutting lar
throat
DUEL BETWEEN BRoTHERsIN LAW.
NEw-ORLEANs, May 2.--JOhn OCalahan chai.
snssd bis brother Michael Nsalsn to nght dusl
account Of ISLANDERS uttered by Nezle against he formers
family The mot last night and fred PAGES.
Nealen was wounded and sent " tho hospital Both meA
placed under arrest.
FATAL ELEVATOR ACCIDENT
Troy. n. T.. May D. At the Burden blast furnace
to-day. iron which the elevator tackle
gave way. and Edward Mccabe and william Scott were
caught by the and hurled down tho
distance go feet McCsbs died shortly after scott
gerously injured.
ATTEMPTING MURDER FOR A FEW DOLLARS
BALTIMORE. MAY 2.--Miss Anna Travers Mon
Gay night from tho sister
home three blocks distant when she accoted by two
colored who fcled her with and then
throat and robbed her OF few dollars She
live.
GIRLS DANGEROUS MANIA.
BOSTON, Nav 2.-Ilattie Thornton, age twelve.
Who while living with her parents at the Hotel Gendon ses
fro Ia tho building i've times arrested to-day she
evidently aborng under mania caused by her absorbing
terest patent IRE which exhibited ut the hotel
some time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
CLOSE OF THE PIrTsBURa FESTIVAL.

PITTsBURG, May Z.-Ihe May Musieat Fts"
tyal closed to-day with matinee and evening concerts,
both attended by immense audiences The managers
The receipts of the four will reach over
car 900 aud that the Festival has been o nan
c,ally as we'll artistcay. The redemption was
Given this evening. and to avoid giving any possible
oence there icuar OF Cdrist
%r Remmertz, az narrator, delivering the passages
assigned 10 the Saviour in the opera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
BERNARD BATTER.

BERNARD Batter, treasurer of the German Con-
sflate In this city. died Mt his homo Jersey City
Heights Tuesday at midnight after three weeks ILL
ness with pneumonia. He born In Bremen in 1885,
and WIS educated for the diplomatic service For sew
era years lac attached to the Hanscatc Embassy at
Washington, and upon the establishment or the North
German Consulate Agency In this city In $780, he be-
came It's treasurer His funeral will take place to-day
lie leaves IA vile and four children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
A WEDDING YESTERDAY.

Miss Annie NJ. Brown, the daughter of Robert
Brown, married to John French Camoroa in the
simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn. at 1880
p IN yesterday by the Rev Henry Baker the pastor OF
the church. The ushcrs were James Mcmillan. Charles
Thomas. r. Roberts and John Nicholas. The BRIDES
dress Of Ottoman aud brocade was Of
"a crushed-raspberry shade. and with bonnet
Of the same color reception held at the house OF
the brides father, No. go Cariton-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
FRIENDLESS AND UNKNOWN But RICH.

John Russell, who seemed to be poor, sick
and uncarod-for, entered Bellevue Hospital last
Saturday afternoon suffering from BrghTs disease OF
tho kidneys. Yesterday morning he died. When
the old man searched, twelve bank books were
found about him. showing deposits OF $40 00O besides
500 IN bills He was printer by trade, aud, according
To his own statement he came from England For five
years he has boarded at the Carleton House,
No, 202 Wiliam-st. Five weeks he left the place
suddenly believed that at that time his mind
was affected. He seems to have wandered about tho
city until he admitted to the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
BARON VERNON.

LONDON, May o. Lord Vernon is dead
iAuguslus Henry venables-vernon. the sixth Baron
Vernon, was born February l. 1929 and succeeded to
his title In 1865 He hell for time captaincy In
the Scots Fuslier Guards He married in 1851 to
the third daughter Of the frat Earl OF caned She died
some ime ago. leaving four daughters and sons.
Toe eldest SON George w H. Vernon, who succeeds to
the barony, was born 10 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

report showed total membership OF 400 Il vs.
resolved to escort Phil Ksarny Pest, No. 8,
g. A. r., on Decoration Day. Tho association
VIII carry tho old hattie-nag which vss thu nrvt
1854. ~ ~~"AS -"
the following officers were elected for. tho ensuing
year; President. Matthew McCulouEh: Vice presdent
Willian Sweeney; secretary John ReAi; nnanoaI SEQ
cary, w. J. Barry; and treasurer, Lyman 81 Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE. May al q. m.-Durfng the cloudy
and fair weather OF yesterday the movement In the la
romctcr was down ward. The temperature ranged be-
tween 45o and 65o tho average 03's being 2%o higher
than the corresponding day last and 47s higher
than on Tuesday.
Fair and partly clondy weather. with higher tempera-
lures and chances OF occasional RAIN may be expected
to-day In this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
A DOUBLE MURDERER SHOT.

BISMARCK, Oak, May 2.-William A. Will
son, from River. gave himself up yesterday for
killing one Bailey last month. Bailey had killed Q
settler, taking his wife, money and other effects and
Wilson was tho leader OF the crowd who captured
Bailey. Bailey attempted TO get away from the c
and fired Mt Wilson, who fred return, the ball
taking effect In Baeys stomach The latter before
piriDg confessed tho murder OF man named Woodruff
last December and that lac threw tho body into Mouse
River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
A BLOW AT THE PASSION PLAY.

HARRISBURG, Penn, May 2.-Tne Senate this
afternoon passed bill prohibiting any attempt TO per-
sOnate represent any being recognized Divinity
in the Old or New Testament In any public perform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

strongest part of the opera will probably be the chorus
which numbers sIxtysix many from the Glee Club The
orchestra Comprises nine members Of the Philharmonic
Society OF New-York The musical direction Is In the
hands of Thomas g. Shepard musical director OF Trniy
direction is taken by A. Dubreu stage direStor OF
Mapleson's Opera Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
REUNION or THE SECOND FIRE zogAgEs

The Second Fire Zouavos Association, 73d
NewYork Victorian Volunteers, held reunion last night
at Pythagoras Hall, No. 1874 Canast, tho president,
Matthew Mccullough. In tho CHAIR The secrelary's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
A MISSING GIL.

Philomena Grainal, age fifteen, has been
missing since Sunday from No. 247 East Houston-st,
whero she lived with relatives She TO this
try from England last October, is very pretty and
considered TO he respectable girl. When she left home
she took along with her extra dress The police
have uDdera aiken 70 make q spocal search for her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

COIOneI n. ", Day, Ucasurer OF tho MeD0rlhI
business firms.
meeting Of the Memorial Committee will be held
next Monday evening at Schlng Hail. IN Slxth-ave.,
Twenty when resolutions will DO PROPOSED
asking the bridge authorities TO open the bridge
Decoration Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
HIS SKULL FRACTURED By HIS WIFE.

Patrick McNamee, whose skull was fractured
by his wife In drunken quarrel their house In Little
Twelfth st.. died La Bellevue Hospital last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
SENATOR ANTHONY,S CONDITION.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 2.-Senator Anthony
says tonight that he thinks be 10 Improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

Are you any relatiODt0 my sisterT He
blnshed ana stannered, until tho young lady taking
pity on him. solved the matter by saying. NO. but
bo out 80. ~ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
MORE FUNDS FOR DECORATION DAY.

Captain Ferdinand p. Earle, chairman and
treasurer OF the Citizens Auxiliary Committee,
ceved tho following additional subscriptions fund
Ia aid OF the observance OF Decoration Day:
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BAR.
Inch
800
DOB


sinchrs divisions OF time i the hours
midnight the oscillations
By the broken dotted linz
the Variations saesed b. hs thermossts 81 HAD
sst's Pharmacy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
SPRUCE FORESTS IN MAINE DYING.

.lBr TELEGRAPH TO ruf TRrBUSE
Bosros, May IA dispatch to The Journal
from Bangor announces tho fact that spruss trees u the
Aroostook lumber region are dying ct esp11 sasA
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


m IHUUHSi Morning. Night |
Do 2346G Iol2a1be7 r 9l0l1I
!, ~ ,rllI II.r
81 t.fi4t HI r,l ~ ~; .Ei
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10 tfIEIttEHTTJ fTfi M IEit IlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
DiEU.

Bird Manpn keeps csnares in constant song and curcs
diseases. Is cents at druggists.
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Special Notices.
Artistic NjemorinIa

| Artistic Me s,oriaIA
sSi Ts.sEs M Conn
Fine and building WORK 10 GRANITE Dsswngs
bctsd. n y. Office l,92L b way. o w cANfIELD. Agt
Headquarters goo reliable painless Dentistry forty
s pnSs Re S woS % Sss B
Filling IRON Dr. WIT "a SON 4 Ha 3sa t. ttnva
The Rest Table Water
evel introduced Ia this country,
the Natural Mineral
KAISER WATER
KAISER WATER
from Birresborn on the Rhine.
For Dy all druggists. Hotels,
grooers, 40. &C
Tho Twenty second Anniversary
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE WAN.
I'm 6Eis Z. r a NsT nso%FeFy
will Ss %chpEaY OF nUse s IN tho
addresses BY s;. VIM NJ TAY L., D. and others
Young People q sac Bible classes
Tickets At the door of tho Academy 80 cents
Doors open at 7;l5 erero ses commence at 7t5 O'clock
wYcKoFF. Secretary -'''''''~
5000 Rolls Fine Fancy siattng. our own Importation.
from $40 per roll oiio va yards o. 20 cents per yard
Post once Notice.
Foreign mails for the week ending May viii close at this
for s, Sc as,
pean counres must be directed 20, CITY of Paris" &C
ii Tor Europe S. Hammonia. Plymouth Che.
bourg and Hamburg letters directed
per Hsmmonis1; at 1880 y, for Bermuda per s. orr.
noco; at 1850 Tor Cuba Iudles per
ss City Of rgeea wa Havana at Tor NswiOand.
FRlDAf-A $50 m. for Newfoundland and ST. Pierre
Mlqueon, via Halifax.
SATURDAY M for Venezuela and Curscoa per
o. ana s Sn s for ss ssa and
oshes Eu,osa9 countries must % dlresssa s.iss
q 1890 .. IN; for Europe per niisnnc via ousens
town letters for scotland must bs dlrect@ "per britain
Rich IL p for the Windward 1slAnfs per ss Ber
muda at $50 for Cuba and Porto Rico. per 50 Mag
ara, VIA Havana az m. for belgium direct per 50
switzerland Via Antwerp ct lso IN for bermuda pei
sUNDAY-At7 sop. N. for Honduras and Livingston POI
IS Wandefor. via New. Orleans
MATHS for China Japan CITY Of RIO de Janeroy
ban franclsco. close hero Nay 'lu. at7p M Malls fof
Australia New-zealand sandwich and Foi Islsnds peg
Sa CITY OF Francisco. here MAJ
80, at a y. m. HENRY a. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post once New York. n " April 81 iosa
sThs schedule Of closing OF srrangedcs
he OF uantsrru?tei 0sSsat trsnst y.
san Francisco Aas fre shs kast sriivias - IsE ~
lnease ~ sAne -
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA:
THE DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBUNE.i

o CESAR AGAIN PREsENTEb-" MUCH ADO ABOUT
y NOTHING" .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

,Nnw-hAyEN, May "a prospectus of the
ana Of Soanods Faust has recently been issued,
nsn :, !. - Is evident that the somewhat ambitious
win s .aie Students for the benefit OF their navy,
WIN PC crcdilabiy carried out The onera according 70
ON Ma, sngnAh yerson to be presented az carls
ehsracs..a 20 ana ls The following is the cast Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

:. hav,. So. n0oertson 10 we'll known an N.wGaven
osnr", ssen i0r many years the soprano Of TRINITY
ana has had experience IN ooncs., "a i
Miss fheip. had prominent Dart in Ps",
nnSss ss. Sesi, and = pupil of Mme visrdot cs,c,,
xarns n, as sasa the characters Of sssss and
Lsmperd Of Milan. Mr. Knowton "a -. <a.a under
~ Cub Mr.. Woodward s also ON tns 49,. u 'ne
~ the Dr. AeBosA Of "PssiEscS:as@ ana T Min
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YFNUE ERIE RAILWAY, now known az the
NEWNOEK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Advancement o. Trains from 'hanNcrtetr",f Depot.
ga n,-Daly except sundays. Day Exprees drnwingroom
CCacros 10 Cleveland cincinnati and Chicago.
G m daily .'~t Louis Limited" ENpIcssNo extra charge
725 "a u Niagara Falls . q in, Salamanca 70j IN Clcyc
land lao p m Cincinnati $40 M - Louis 40 a m
Tocio o. H. and Indianapolio IL am. .,,,.-,,
2 m GalyIPachc Express io the west solid Train Of
iTTai@ Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Bullet smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
RutleroId an. Passalc FAX 1I2 i:cG 9 o o ~ M
II midnight sundays g. $50 1920 M las, CSO = H. II
PaIerson c. 1920 1850 $50 1920 m y noon 145 800
nidnght sundays, G. $50 1O2o m IA5 $50. $50 m
NeSare and Paterson via Newark, Ci5, so, 1870 M:
$40 4:2O, 5:20 $50, 7$Q n 9qd ~ midnight saturday
nfen 8 80 9S0 1920 M 10 $50 g. $50 6io SIS
s p N. and Il midnight:
Warwick, 80 IN; 3.Sop pm 80 90.
Newburg and Cornwall, $50 H. $50, 430. pm sun
Ro9dont and Kingston aud Montgomery a m, 4:SO IN.
Gosien g. 750 g. 1920 m $40 49, g s15pm Sunday
O4idIetown 6, 100 o. lO2O m $780, $50. 3, SID m;
y ~ %sps Connect With Midland iaroad at Moins The
Port Fac ar Sl1s 3 ioo ~ $780, g. 8l5pm sunday
/ $50 1920 a m, g. $50 IN. - $500
leave 23dst qnarie 9 az, 9ualI ailel o'h hou'
tickets passage aud apartments 10 DIa" Room 9Ju
Sleeping coaches can De oDih,4 tn9 ". ,he
and transfer Of baggage may be lett ~ Inc company o
Nos 2Bl 4Ol OF 9J7 Broadway is! WooI.l " - NJ :
cont - gIoolIyn or al The Co;1pauy's Dcpo-. 800,
EXPRESS trains from the West arrive Ia Ne"lOrk al ''IO
and ll T0mN u a. S ABB0f Cent Passr Agent NewYort
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains Leave for EngS%2g' t3s'o ig ~ o 1n
12midniglI Sunday Z, "a m, and 10 pm .-,
Nanaet, spring Valley and Monsey' 7lO' Oam 400 ~
SUNDAY IoHN r. ABBOTT, GEM Passr Agent, New York
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

FOOT OF LIBERTYsTp NORTH RIVER
Direct connection t to and 4o fPm B B%sa e VIA Annex b0
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route at 745 $50 Ills IN, $780, 400 4SO, 58O 1900
12OOp H. SUNDAYS at s:45 a. NJ. $50, 12;o0p. m
Chestnut NM at Colnmbiaaye FOR ManayunS' Consho-
6ocken and NGrristown,
DRAwING.ROoM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth aOd Green o st9
Bsrf sGNDAY o $50 $50 % G lIS gsG 6 SsoS
m. SUNDAY, S:ib a. m, 43O p. m he "a
Leave TRENTON. Warren and Tucker sts, as SeP 6:2O
S9 S$ sS3 1873 is5 5 ist 5l5 SSG '' -
For wILLIAMSPoRT at 645, 7;l5, 900 a. H., 8'46 400
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at 6.45 745 a. M, SA5
4P.m
F o StABIH Go a92 b i55 M nnds at s %
For SCRANTON at Cas- 900 a. mr SA5 p m
For WILKEsBAEEE and f!T y at 6' 800 a. H.
For DRIFTON at 6:45 m, S;45 p.
For TAMAoUA at 6:45 745, 900 1870, $40 400 1900
pm - - .-..
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
IT 65, 800 100, S:45, $50 p H. Sundays al o'SO
m.
For EAsToN at 6l5 900 m. 100 3:45, AGO. $3.50, $50
p. IN Sundays, $50 p m
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900 a
For FLEMINGroN at CAS- 900 m, 100, 400, 4So, 300
5:30p
For soAfERvIIIE at 645 600 1890 1ll5 a m 800 345.
400 $3.50, 900 $50 600, 1900 500, 1880 P a. sundays
100 1890 800 345 400 4:80 500, 5l5, $50, 500 500
49, go 49, 1882 55c 5 100 BOO S'D '
SIS 5sd I6 i{5 $50 f6 an r. 'G6 $50 2SS
$50 300, $780, $40, 400, 4l5, 40 49, 591 PIP 29
1850 i26op n SUNDAYS at 500, sl5 M 1870, 400
For SE& RK at 300 $40 e15 645 7:l6, 1880 800 s15
ii5 200 230 500 $50 400 49, 300 5l5, $50 645,
GOO els G:30 1900 1880 s:l5, 900 $40 1880, III .,
1902 ld0 5 sSS 6S 5SG 20 SS6 1880
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c, IAN raid at
745 800 Hoo a m 245. $3.50, 400 43O, GOO m SUN
DAYS except ocean Grove at $40 u, 42OO IN 4OO IN
FmLAKEwOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 74o
am, 2:45, 400 IN
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 2A5pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8, North River, via Sandy Hooki
FrLONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. at l046 a. m,
400 D. 10. SUNDAYS Except ocean GrOye) at $50 a. m
TorATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4:OOp. ID.
Tickets can be procured at foot Libertyt Pier No North
River; ~ 1872 2O7 25l 27i 3l6 1886 2Ol 4l9 72 044 w
1917 800 and COL BrOadwayj 737 and TAB BthaNei 90
and 49, 4h.aye; 3i2 3dave RiVngOnst 10 Greenwich
a. and principal Hotels in New York City In Brooklyn at
Nos and Courtst ll8 Broadway; 100 ana S35 fnton
a. In Hooken Erie Office, and 2js WashingtOns y A.
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from notes
C. @. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent PhLadepma
E. WoOTIEN, General Manager y p.1Dyvr,y
General Eastern Passenger Agent 1l9 Libertystp ~ y
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the East An rail from Grand central Depot
An, (parlOr atached) and 10 p m, wh palace
sleeping Sundays ~ 10 p M (wth palace Sleeping
j. w. POPPLE Agent
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4 THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED DRESS
a MAKER who Is frt class titrri can ai." u'he - :
mans uIlur: iga engagements by t tal 20" Wees -"
objection. 60 90 o." Us. l'-' i''h'' .N''' H.
81 Tribune Uptown once l2S7 broadway
nRFSSNI NkFR.-Prcmicrc from Pari, with
latest styles wants some work ont {" De- o"he a e"t
notice. u.nu.r mG evening dt.-- ~, A-''I rs
4ORELAUY, Tribune Uptown once, l,.5- Broadway
hRFSSNAkER.-A tirst-class French dress
maker late wIn Piugat iust arrived from Pans wishes
c, liU-t cu.tuutf- ~ tr dry uf hour only me WniA
solicited; very moderate prices A'lf'f7 hA'NAi'4-'
Tribune Uptoau ONCE. LIS, broadway.
CEALSKIN GARMENTS manufactured 30
= ofarrf Oh kinds repairing done. c. C. ahANNfr los
Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21
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C,UORTUAND N ONE-THlRD USUAL time
> for $40, rpocd aud proficiency Fu4'anoed Tyre Tlns
loYf ,arc. Investigation lUyHds positions waiting Iyt
Co,u,tcnI sudinis can Immediately TIL ~ ENOGhAPh
StIiOOI. II last lith.sL
JgYANTED.-A lady 10 knit and crochet one
w Thoroughly posted working with dix, wool worHed
and cotton may secure pleasant pOtton by addressing
W. C. H., 300 =. o.. New-h ork
INANTED.-A tirst-class travelling salesman
w large importing n0 loOhug fancy goods hon,c
engagement At once or January J. Address
IMPORTER, Tribune ONCE.
XETANTED-A good morocco imishcr; wages
ss 10 so per steady work guaranteed Address
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