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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14

colors from the bosom Of the
earth that was such a little while
ago wrapped in the mantle of
snowy Wilderness and fast bound
in the chilly arms OF hoary-
headed old Winter. Then say
that as the glad sunshine leaps
through the bits Of foliage that
begin to come out and cast their
grateful shadenpon the earth fall
upon The buds that are lading the
fruit trees, and soon on every
branch the buds ripen and burst
forth in Il wealth Of floral lowell
nees. Then compare tho maiden
just stepping from the precincts
Of the school and gazing With
wistful, eager eyes out into the
world, with the little but upon
tree, and sas that she too, by the
aid OF the sunlight which comes
form education. will soon develop
into q woman, that priceless gift
OF God 10 man, aud ever cast
about her the holy light Of love.
That ought to fetch 'em
1T sounds nice, doesn't it2'
said the young lady.
"You bet it does, sis. There
is nothing SO sweet and alluring
as palpable lie. Of course you
and l know that when o girl grad
yates she is as useless as fan ID
a cyclone, but in won't do to sa,
40 You just give it to them the
way l told you and you will be all
right"
"Thank you very much. sir"
sal | the young lady, starting fol-
the door.
Don't forget to tie your essay
with a blue ribbon, said the horse
reporter
'sNo, sir, l won't"
"And tell your papa to buy a
bouquet:to fire at you.
Eyes, sir"
"Remember about the SUM-
light, Anything that isn't glad
is OF no use in graduating essays"
eyes. sir. Good-by,"
"Bon soir. Come around
when you fall in love, and ! will
put you up to a grand scheme fol
Charley declare bis in
tentions several months earlier
than would otherwise BIO the
case.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14

A lady il Peabody, Mass. re.
Gently gave birth to twins, and
IN odd thing about them is that
their birthdays come on different
lays Of the week, in different
months Of the year and different
years. One was born just before
midnight on December 81, 1852,
and the other just after the clock
struck IL, so that the birthday
came on January /, 1888. The
mother does not know which is
she older
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14
MINES AND LANDS.
@. HILL HOWARD & co.


New Mexico. Sonora, Snaloa and Mexico. Large
aud valuable land and mining properties on hand
and for sale. Address, Tucson, Arizona.
r. II. Howard, ESQ, Los Angeles, correspond
ent Of tho firm. febltf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14

A curious investigation was
made the other day by party OF
young fellows who had dawdled
most Of the afternoon away at the
windows Of Delmonico's Ear
I'm 1t was q little in the way Of
science, but not muchs and ]
don't say 1t was valuable, except
BY contrast with the greater
worthlessness Of their ordinary
doings. They we're languidly
discussing the length Of q minute
as compared with the usual con-
| ception Of il. II was truly as
| serted that occurrences OF a few
seconds duration seemed to
occupy as many minutes, under
some circumstances. One had
asserted that a certain round in a
boxing match, reported in the
papers as occupying half a min
ute had really lasted not less than
two minutes. His accuracy o.
Judgment was at once pitted
against that Of the reporters, and
be was himself made the referee
This was done by letting him
call ..time" for any imaginary re-
petition Of the round, and stop
at its close, while the Others
noted the lapse Of time. Well.
| his me ntal measurement of two
minutes was equal to just three
quarters Of a minute by the
watch. Then the handles tried
to realize the length of minute
by holding their breath but thai
pastime proved too exhausting
and had quickly been dropped.
when two girls met and kis. ed on
the opposite sidewalk.
What is the average duration
of kiss?' was asked.
Interest in the question Ian.
; gnidly arose. A proposition t.
; investigate the subject was made
All plans OF procedure we're re-
jected as impracticable and un-
trustworthy, however. until some
body hit upon the idea Of going
to the Grand Central Dept at the
time Of. an arriving train and ac-
J curately observing the kisses a.
. unpremeditatedly made. / nm
able to give the resulting data
Thirteen kisses were measured al
! to duration from the instant o
!. contact to that OF culmiuation
Two OF these were so instantane
9 GUS that the observers noted then
2 at the hundredth part Of "A second
Q and four more were rather guess
Q ed than actually timed at a If
tieth. All thesc wore between
women. The next group OF fiv
!. kisses were recorded OF twenti
18th. The couples we're divides
8 rs to sex, but were made up o
g persons whose ties we're presum
ably those of consanguinity
Then came a full half minut
kiss-that OF little girl and
y man who was doubtless her father
The longest Of the thirteen wa
e. over minute. according to th
i time. keeper, hut the reliability {
the record was questioned on ID
~ ground that there was successio
u kisses instead of continuor
conjunction Of the lips. TIL
70 couple was composed either ,
Ks young married folks or Of swee
81 hearts who felt sure that the
ne s were among total strangers. Thei
u was no hurry or reserve abo'
~ their affsct:onate greeting.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14

TUFTS HAIR DYE,
otanfIy to q GLOSSY BLACK by single ap-
plicafIou OF this DIE. Sold by Duggtstss
81 sent by express on receipt OF -.
Omce, ~ Murray Street. New York.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14

In nine cases out OF ten an
official will go abroad for his
health sooner than 20 to Jail.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y,


Pacific.
hundreds OF es villages and towns
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14

The lightning-rod man never
gets struck. He uses his brass as
/ conductor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
H. On aud after sept j. 1888,


leave NewYork via Desbrosses and cotand' street
Harrisburg Pit,sburG the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cars alta he'd NJ and - m unN 40" oi hoh
ing cars at 0 a. m every day.
Milamsbort Lock Haven a. ~ M CORY and Erie at
CONNECTING atCOrTy for I1tusvine Petroleum Cen
Baltimore Washington ard the south Limited Washington
Ezprcss Pullman Cars daily except sunday 10
T.. al 81 ana $50 $40 and N and l. night via
edSd Sna Via and a. any D. M and IL night via
b. and r. r. p m and II night. II ~ 1apd2pm
Through car on D IN Train
ISr cf ranch sy ea and
liens a RSsTay and AEoSy 1D ana and ~ oes
osts sroakyn annex connect with all through
at jersey CITY, aGorng speedy ana direct transfer TOT
Trans arrve"From Psburg 600 and l2oa 80 and
lS2S D. m daily AMI a. m aay s5GePa 9S ESQ sS5
1888 and l950 m anay SO 100 on nnda y0 gs5
pm From Phladeiphis 500 GO ESQ Coy &c eH 5p
GO ESQ $50 S:sa 1920 1855 and 1890 SUNDAY ,
500 C:0. $50 7cj, ll:55 a. M C:O' 1882 $780, lO2o'
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TRAINS EACH wax T E 5r AEP on
SUNDAY Ssag4 II SSw = Xxx LA fi-fiiiA
MENT. AND TiIE FAsrLsr TIME CONSISTENT
With ABSOLUTE SAFETY
EXPRESS Trains leave NewYOrx via and cOrt
5l5 100 $50 @ 10 Limited II a M $40 $40 a.
itel ana 10 a NJ. 4. 6. Z. and p IN, AMI II night
Exoress Trains NewYOrk daily except Sunday AZ
40 a. and running Though Via trenton ana
Returning trains leave Broads station Philadelphia. l2O
Bis go $40 4:35 except Monday 600. 1850 $40 So
III aud mo a H. LIMITED Express l:sO and 52O p nd
lS4. s. 6. ESQ 745 and $40 p m ON sunday lzui
3,l5 $40 3l5, t52O Limit Ia. t:3O I40
$40 p Leave Philadelphia via Csmden a. H. ana
iickpt offces ass $40 and ga Broadway Aston House
and foo OF DesbrOsscs and Coaudt sts Court ST. ana
Brooliyn Annex station foot OF Fuonst, brooklyn Nos
III llB ami Is Hudson,st HOboken station jersey NY
Immigrant Ticket Office No Battery Place ani Castle Gar
den. -, -, A., .., oA.ol
The NewYork Transfer will call for and cheek
o~s Ri 80 a ~ GES " PifGH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAnRoAp GoM 81 yIsa
n W. n W"
NO. "a FINEST.

RICHMOND AID DASvILLE RAILROAD CohPAho
RICHMOND, Va, July 80, 1881
IN ACCORDANCE with an order OF me
BOARD Of Directors made their meeting held July ~
1888 notice hereby given tha genera TIras Com
pany Is called held At the company once IN INC
Richmond Va, at l20cloek m on 'ne hn 81 In.
crsasina me capital stock of the oompAy ro -
Al % 600 and transaction OF such fnrtner puhe's
a. the stocs hohers then deem necessary, - -,
The hooks Of rsnsier viii be closed ircm cocs ~ m VI
August ~ A0''' w. H. BROOKE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NEW.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement OF trains taxing effect July l6 IsSS o.
9am-DAiiy except suntays Day Express q a"in
coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago.
6 .. IN tDaiiyl"St Louis Limited Express 40 e,tIs
fao arriving 10 a. M; Niagara Falls q. Salamanca
7O5 m; Cleveland lao p IN; lncinnal o;sV ~, ID, OF
Ietoit $40 p. H.. 1oedo 5:25 p m; and Indianapolis
sp m tnsly,-Paciao Express for the West Train
OF Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches 10 Binghamton'
Elunra Buffalo Nialsrs Fans cincinnati and Chicago
Hotel and Buffet smoking Coaches 10 ChicaSo
SID D. -Emigrant train for the West M 90 "a -
@ g and Pa s 26 aio o s o q 1913 a
IL midnight sundays $50. 1920 m Id GSc'9 D. H.
Paterson s. 7:2O 1850 $780, 1920 m: IL l:45 3
$3.50. 4iO $40 5;3O 6lO. 65 ZOO s. iSO = ~ ana
II midnight sundays q. $780, 10 20 H. IA' o'oo oi"O
Newark and Peterson via Newark Gao sio. 1lsO
$40 4:2U. 5:2u $50, $50 and l. mdnlght saturday
nights only SUNDAYS. ~ a. IN. $40, $50 !. m. -,
Sufern g. 800. 8: -, 1870 a. M l41, 'ioe . o54 "ao'
l4n, $50. s p. M. ana II midnight
Warwick. 1850 "a. M. 4:3Up. ~. 90 "a
Hondcut and Kingston and Montgomery a. m, 400 m
aSsbcn g. 100 o. 1920 a. m $780, $780, s. $40
sp miaGctow VIZ g. 80 8 1920 M 50 49, s5
sunday g. $3.50. 1870 a. M $50, p NJ Iie H'O a. III mn
40 D. IN trains connect with Midland kaTosd at MAhs-
The a. IN. tram stops at Main-st only On . . o,- -
Port avis. 900, 8. 1920 a. M 800 4"O o. o. o'A0 y H.
Baats leave 28dst quarter quarter aie each -FOUR
j:45 10 945 p M and al l4o anu iso p III or,
seeoHs coaches can be obtained oor for the cheesng
and transfer baggage nav be l,i ~ We ON ~.
Nos 20i 4Oi or Dj7 Broadway, Isl West ST n u" NO
Conrt-si BROOKLYN at the Company pepo yo, =,
Express trains from the West arrive IN Now YIN "' NV
ana LEY 30 ~ ABB0TT GEM Pass'r Agent NewYore
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhSL I;
1vack 10 $50 10 a. No. l. 800. 400 biS0 GAO Sdor
ny I9 Sindniaht fHndays Z a. and ~ p IN ~ -
NanuoL ,png Valley and Aonsey ';l" lo" H. 1''o y ~
suOu"' 90 " ABBOTT GenI Pass'r Agent New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12

EHlUu ALi1bI .i,,| "a I,.s,'rosses "a
ri s:lO a. IN $40 and for kastou Bethiehtm Asn
town Reading Manch Chunk Wilkesbarfe. Iowanda Wa
yerly Ithaca Geneva Lyons. BuhaOand the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trans AT III anu '''V
d no. Tor EasOn, Bethlehem and C0olav . H.
Trains leaving at $40 a. m ara 20 p ID; oohheUt o
tran local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauoh CHUNK
at y. IN. .o,..-.. - ,o..,onat st,
"'"''" ~ f. h. BYINGTON. u. p. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
BROOKLYN 5rhools.

;DROOEI,YN HEIGHTS SEMINARY: .,,
~ ara most thoroughly equipped private sc1oo!
~ tbs or eineaon OF young lalss win bs reoDcnei
ssptsmbsr w. L. ,ha i,stitutl,n WI, he proyidel for
limited nan me- ADDRESS "a CHARLES e WEST. Priacph
crcuNtS "NN' lsSM H., BROOKLYN, Y. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
570LUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
For cAtalOgubs, &c, AuIfo5s - HJUFF'
Dancins Arabemles.

ALIEN DODWORTHS School for Dancing.
"A No Gs1 Fifth-ave. will reopen AMI classes VIII COM
mepce SATURDAY, OctoDer20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
Gteamboais anS RAILROADS..

TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
Il KILL MOUNTAINS, landing Mt Cranston's. Cornwall
Newbug. Marlboro Milton Peughkeepsie. Esopus connect
Delaware Stony Glove and kaaterssu
Railroads Steamboat City OF Sprnhged leaves Tuesday
Thursday, saturday. at p M, from HarIison-st.
TOR BOSTON, VIA New-York and New-Eng-
Il land NewYork. fGrsnd Central station at
o. m via Ar Line: IL aud il:sj M. week GAYS
and lD:SO p. sundays Hartford Leave New-fofk
(M0nhattan Elevated RR.l FROM SOlth Ferry &lS n;
n. Desorossesst Norwich Line els p. Pullman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
boston. VIA sToNINGTON LINE.

steamers NARRAGANsETT and sToNINGd,oEN. y,
daily fexcenf Sunda Al Pier SO " X, JaySt AZ p IN
e morning trsns from landing through 70 Bos
ton.
PROVIDENCE LINE. 49,. -
For Providence direct AID rosorie on r r
Steamers RHODE La y u and MASSACHOSEI IL run
pier 20 s. r. Warfen.sL d lv except Sund2ys j. m
" L. w, POPPLE. Gen'l Pass. Agent,
No. ia Westst. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON and all points east The sie1 mers PILGRIM
and BRISTOL leave New-York alternate days DAYS
}NoLUDED, $3.50 .. ~. FROM Pier o. n. H. spiehdo
NEWPORT LINE for Newport Marthas ~ V lSIan
Nantucket and all local ooints on the Ou C0ony
Il r Steamers n EXPORT aud OLD COLON Y ieaye New
{orf alternate days Sundays excepted al op IN IRON
S1er ~. N. X ,.,-,.,. -
Connection by ANNEX BOAT from Brcoxlyn az p M;
Jersey City at 4 D. IN Tickets aud state-ro0ms may DC
seeurediu New York al principal hotels transfer ana
RORnFN - I6VEII GEO L. CONNOR
~NDDN A'N' s.uts (euL Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
niaE PACKER CQLLEGlAFEs. INSTITUTE,

u ...ol for the thorough teaching OF Young Ladies.
8ACKUS, LII. D.. President OF the Faculty -,
1T new students sept 1921, 1888 Chargesio TOT
IN o,est classes Sl3 term; in ishes- cases ~
tuiuo" No extra for ins rucon IN SreeS hn,
term gGern,ap Drawing. and Choral singing FOR the
French a. annual Catalogue address PACKER COLLIE
M uI Ne TXsTI1 UTE Brooklyn N y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
s2rslns leave Pennsylvania Rh Depot; w..
sunday for Washington All points
Up m, DAILY FAST EXPRESS through sleeping coScnss
70 Chicago Cincinnati st Louis Connects for all points
West
u MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points west
For Time Tables Tickets. sleeping Berths aud bsggag
0py ct Companys Office 30. Il and $50 Bfo@d"aN o''
fQlton BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
: HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

"A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
Steamers ALBANY and c. vIBBARD daily except Sunday ieave
prookyn BY Annex Vesyst pier al 500, and west
2d N for Albany landing at Nyack and Tarrytown ty
hr West Point Newbu Poughkeepse Rhinebeck Ca'sk ana
Hudson
cSsascng Rhinebeek with Ulster and Delaware r. at Csissn
NH Cetskl Mountain r. r. and at Albany with trains ior tho
NORTH and WEST aud with SPECIAL SARATOGA EXPRESS. -
albany BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n DREW and ST JOH Y leave Pier Al " r, foot OF
tanalst every WEEK DAY at Connecting at Al ty
t5uDday mOrnn with trains north wes ana east
N R-Excurson tickets TO Saratoga and Lake 1eorge anu
fetQrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
gnstrnetiou.
MiscellaneOu3.

rcT sCHOOLS.-Circulars selected free tor
IlEo ~ who describe their wants mailed Tor postage
ID parents MI ~ r. fttiORN z East 1ithst. n. Y
= ONAL.-Practicai education that
E'DDS a. for paying business ntelgen. yonth VIII DO
IL VII ~ ne Sepogra Shorthand machine III ior OF
Ipsrlcles 80 most accurate le2bo UNIFORM anu oeslr
.se Of shorthand eomgsaea 70 exasne s
$40 TO x lessons without charge school open oy
md ,s,ssering. 10 East l4ta-sI. :. q
ANTIDA YOUNG a an essoa IN same also e
w Eh rz,s,s1 eratnro terms must oe moderate Ad
L L.ss LATIN. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
NTARIN'S
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.

RIVER AND HARBOh IhA4NoA ~@N-~~
COMPANY.
Office. Pier IL. n. r. foot Of cortiandtst.
connments Of freight forwarded directed TO any part
eiihe world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
odefs received svery Of all knds ofreght and mer
{Sasnaise 10 any part Of the city,
pa AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE. =.
Freight Of every description promptly nghtered to point
y We harbor at reasonable rates
sraAhRoArs. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
sLk foa EXCURSIONS
easefs John II. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
-A'kN leave Pier Is N. r.. Al IN daily lsaturdays
tscsptedl
.stfkoPoLIs EXPRESS CO. between NewYork aud
p,'hssea Care and dispatch guaranteed
A. ashi Tor points D.. L. W. RR received ~ fler ~.
n a ses-iiaven and points East. az Pier L.
rSohfA SH0RR.S ATEN IsLAND.-Eleyen Miles Tor
Gents steamers IRON Fssr 4. H. H. loot Oh
"aieha,ist
xs-ef TRIAL sHIPYARD Communipaw. N. J--pry DOCKS
ne aud Boiler shops Everything sppertaining totns
'kas'aon and naDs,r Of vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
steamboats, aro Railroads.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
IN (Pennsy lyania RR-, foot Cortlandtst
stations in New.YOrk. and Debrossesst ,,.,

NEN lOIih AMI LONu p 1a ~, ct,snd,..t
Station. serro pSs g.; ra foe, 1.sry
IFSy gs5 TSS7 7s P k s h s'a IL
hF For I ma.1an % &C. T. Via Ph n s9RSeI aR 5
Penn Penn i iSO o suHisyI $50 a sunday. a. H.
For Red Bank Long Branch Ashg Park Sea Grit
2lb $3.50 4S0 SUNDAYS mot stopping at Ocean gToye
or Aso e % i g. % M Sundays tno stopping
For sTooS TOMS IS,r srnesSt &C. via PhA Reading
For Freehold Via Phid Reading RR 74s Il NJ PAP
$50 For KeyPOrt ya rh1 Rsadlns R Ian CIV
G. q l. a. n 81 ar w2q a. A 9SE saps
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD NewJersey Central Division-siaIon IN Eev.l9rE
bet Station in Brooklyn foot Of Fnlton Brooklyn
Isss s,s SS WIND ,n m.ueh Chunk
Tamanend, Tamaqua WihamsPor Hazeson Dron Scranton
S@For Pennington Fsh Bridge Branch schoosys Nom
tain GSa1' h1e L% sb hopn Ea5n rsa SancEs
mlor Femnsion Easlon Allentown, Reading Harrisburg
Maheh Chunk IInzleion, wiAeslaIze. &c ,,, qr,oro
wilsnlspoS Dftdn Wike,barre Scranton Hallelon, SC
4pm.-For Femngton nigh bridge Branch sehooy's houh
3 p For soncrville flemington, Sc. ,,.u.,
Jo P. .por Eaon, Allentown, Reading Harrisburg AAoeh
Fer FsPd SsSsIF P' 'ys 81 3s ESQ $G
21S 81 l i@lI 1913 s5 5 sd 5 ei5 ts o SIS
d a45 1870 Ills II M. Sundays, &l5, lC:lJ NJ
IL neon. lis, 3, l. 3 GIO, S, o, and 1880 p:
For trains local points tIne table at siaiisa M ,,oo
2l5 800 400 40 GOO Sundays not stopping at ocean
Grove s:45 a. M, IL H. p NJ
Anew JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
STRAMHis LEAVE PIER 9, " r..
FOOT BE(TORSr.
Commencing September II. 1883
For Highlands scabght Monmouth Beach aud Long Branch
53O 10 a. L.; 1915. a.aJ. p. Sgnlayl = "a
For Atlantic GLANDS. $40, 10 12l5; :sa5 n
For Lakewood Banegrt 1919 340 p m 90
For Asbury Park. Sea Chit &c, 10 a MT l~.l
345 ID m on sundays all Stations south Of Loas Branch except
ocean drove and Asbury Pork At 900 a. W. ,,.,,,
Manchester. Toms River Barnc-Gt- &C.
2i5 p. m for vineand, Brl,et &c
4. III Ia stations W Highlands.
o a. N. and 400 p N. Tot stations 10 sandy Hook
DOUND BROOK ROUTE.
I'D FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Newly orh from foot Of Lilcrtyst
Por philadelphia Ninth and Green SIS al rag ~ M bs6 Is
y m For Third and 7:i5. ll:l5 lSO 4"o
b3O Z p. IN. sunday at $40 ~ ~ ,, -,o = 10
FOR Trenton. TAB $50. ll:l5 m LOU, a. 4'oV OV " -
= Return Re- Trims leave philadelphia for Sew-York
sta al 73O $50 ESQ IL m. 1;lj 3t5, $40, G45, l2P m
IN p un' fbrd and Bcrks - 1t BIO $40 H. $3.50 500
Gao n M, sunday Of SIS A. M; 4.3O p IN. 30
From Trenton. 1:2j coo sos 300 lOOb, llii a M - f'--
Goa 7:2s p sunday l2j. ~ n ru; G:l5 I. n 49, 49,,
For SunbuTy LewisbaTg and "utansPor' al Gao u MI '
ri AwIYG.RoOM CARS are attached TO oil day trans
made at Jersey City Station TO ana rom boo~n
fo ale al loot II LibertysL anA the principal hotels
and Annex Office, Brooklyn Bridsc Pier Brookyn 49,, c,
"''''' VI ii. i. BALDWIN Gen. Estern Pass Agent
C. q. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass and TIKI Agent.
TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE.-New
u INV "a A IRON NswNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

sewYok Passengers-Leaye Jamesp 49, 7ths 70 Sit I'm
r. is minutes before Long Island City tine 80
bon Pier H. foot Of Pinest R7:30 $50 0So III I z'0o
go 405 605, Cos p IN.
James slip and Annex Boats do not run on SUNDAY
Leave Long Island City Tor =. IN. -
Babylon-s05 sS5 ii:O5 m 3:35, 435, 5:35- 700 p m
Sunday $50 800 a. m. 735. 500 ?. IN. -
e izand-635 and 435 daily, except suL ny con
rshogue.8; IS m, 1856, Abs 5'S5 p m sundays o"o
RoekswsyEso5 1905 11:os NJ 2o5, $40 40 9;S5
$50 los 12l night "Wednesday and Saturday only ou"
eafh $50 go IL m. 2 g. 400 g. 1880, 6oO p m
sax Harbor-S:35 m 335, 900 5:35 m Sundays NJ
cneepOt shelter IsandS:35 1875, 400 p m sa'ur
isd Express Psrio Car Train Only Special Limited and
Regular Full Rate Tickets good on this train 90 ~ o..
ynden City Hempsead-s:85 005 m, l;3o, 800 500 o.oV
sss l25 night Wednesday aud Saturday only sundays
wSo m Garden City only, 1:3J, 630 p m n, 90. oo.
eien Cove Sea Cih Locust Valley Oyster Bay-o93 ~
A. lS5 4S5 5:35 635 p Sundays 1886 M eSo' @lo
huntington YorthpOrt-eO5 m t4O5 e1press. 1885, 5;S5 $3.50
n sundays 9s05 u. 6:36 p. m oo- - pu.ho.
rct jenerson-9O5 NJ. 4:36 Sundays tVo a. M hoDAon'
k,las-e 35 m 3:35 $685. 6.35 Sundays a, No -
rrshng Neck Branch-3S5 1880, $40 Ii'So &
40 435, J:35 G35 7O5 Wednesdays ana saiur9ay
eay 1915 night Sundays 935 ll35 n' o'So' o'o' oo'
nghng College Point whesone735 s45 1903 1ls5 T1;'
10 1855 1856 ABS bO5 5:35, sos G39 100 $50 ~
liss H. ia35 is5 2$5, 1885, 5:S57o5, s'o0, sO5 1905
sdeng Bsaeh-s:o5 1905 HOO 2o5, $50 SSo s:o
~ ~ se5 s25 m Sundays 800 $50 IL a. M y 2 or
tA'y lois Sundays
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AIEW-HAvEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD.

~ SPRINGFIELD, HoLYoKE MONTREAL and inier|ediaie
points. Steamers leave Pier No. % r. NJ NJ aud IL ~
lsundays eKcepe, connecting with trains at kEWAVEN ior
MBRIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, 10 Tickets 500 ana
baggage checked 944 Broadway " and COus Brooklyn
Excursion 10 New. Haven and return. 81 90.