davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1884-08-20
Antigua aciU not Qiue ND.

We find the following passage in al
article published in the antigua Obser-
ger of 30th July.
"In connection with what we have
written above respecting improve
ments in the manufacture of our sugar,
we have reason to believe that certain
Antigua proprietors Of Estates are now
making arrangements for establishing
powerful factories for turning out SUI
gar under the best processes. Some
of these %proprietors are capitalists
who have good reason to have faith
in our soil, their capital indeed hav-
ing been created out of it, These,
as we'll as others of our planter friends,
have no idea of succumbing to present
difficulties without q struggle to over
come them, believing, as we do, that
if after extracting all, or almost all, the
saccharine juice the cane contains,
they car present the British consumer
with marketable sugar without the
aid Of the home refner, they will then
be able to confront with advantage
their formidable continental rival in
the European markets. For with all
the aid science has rendered to the
beet, the cane is still capable of yield
ing about twice as much saccharine
matter, and much more sugar per
acre, than the beet returns. Indeed,
Notwithstanding the extreme low
prices obtained this year for III Mus
covado, almost every estate in the
island has made money, although this
has resulted chiefly from the favour
able agricultural season and the con
sequent heavy crops. To show how
much heavier the nett returns would
have been had we been making other
than common process sugar, it is only
necessal y to point to the relative value
Of vacuumpaa and the best m~uscovado
in England all through the season, f6
to Ct per ton being the average differ
ence in favour of ordinary Demerara
crystals"
, 1884-08-20
United States.

New York, July 3O.-Serious
floods have occurred in West Vir-
ginia and in the Western districts
of Maryland, recent storms having
caused the rivers to swell and over
flow their banks. A number of
deaths from drowning are reported,
and the damage to property is very
great. Some cattle in Western
Nebraska are suffering from Texas
fever. The accounts show that all
the beasts affected came from Texas.
Mr.. Hendricks was to-day notified
of his nomination to the Vice-presi-
dency of the United States by the
Independent Republican Conference.
, 1884-08-20

volving especial public confidence, namely
as Representative in the National Bank.
He was moreover one of the founders of
the "Musikforening" and a director of the
Bible Society of Denmrk. On the 9th of
October 1852 he was decorated with the
cross of knighthood of the order of
Dannebrog, and in 1898 was granted
Royal permission to wear a decoration
granted him as Officer of the Greek order
of the Saviour. The liberality which he
showed on many occasions will, among
other good qualities, preserve him in long
remembrance.
, 1884-08-20
The Cholera.
DAILY Telegraph End August.)

at certain stations between Paris and
the Mediterranean l%ittoraI, and also
between the capital and Orleans.
The protects of departments whom it
may concern will cause doctors to be
stationed at various places on the
lines, whose duty it will be to exam
inc sick persons coming from the cor
taminated regions, and 20 have them
taken to temporary hospitals erected
outside and close to the railway sta
tons. An influential committee was
formed to-day in Paris with the OBJ
iect of centraIising the subscriptions
received from various places for the
cholera victims. The president of
The committee is the governor of the
Credit Foncier de France, who has
received the subscriptions, and among
the members are NJ, Lebey of the
tlavas News agency, the chief mem
bers of the legal profession, and sew
eral merchants and bankers.
Since eight O'clock last evening
and up to noon to-day seventeen
deaths from cholera took place at
Marseilles. A crowd Of persons who
assembled before the Marie last night
at MarSeiIIes cheered on seeing the
decrease in the number of deaths an
nOunced by the figures officially post
ed up. The number of deaths in
NarseiIles since June 25th, when the
cholera first broke out in the city, is
stated to be 1928.
ACardIf correspondent telrgrnphs,
"The steamer Granville, u French
vessel, belonging TO Havrp, arrived
in Penarth Roads on Thursday night,
aud when she was boarded by Gus
tom House Officers the captain re-
ported one death from cholera. The
Granville originally left Singapore
for MarseilIes, and was in the latter
port>eight days. She left MarseilIes
GU the Oath uIt, and twelve hours
after leaving, n fireman, named Louis
4 Ozanne, was taken i'll with cholera,
died in a few hours, and was buried
at sea. On Friday morning the ship
was visited by the Cardiff Medical
Officer of Health, who ordered the
vessel into quarantine off the Flat
Holms, where she will remain until
certified tree from danger of infec-
ton. The chief sanitary officer went
on board in the afternoon to thorough
ly dlsinfect the vessel. Later infor-
nation is to the effect that another
of the crew is dying of the disease.
Another steamer from Marseilles is
hourly expected, and the excitement
in Cardiff is very great, though all
possible precautions are being taken
by tho sanitary authorities"
Later intelligence is to the effect
that the steamer Rishaglays has ar
rived in Penarth Road with one case
of cholera or board, several of the
crew, the number not having trans
pired up to the time of sending this
message, having died on the passage.
The cholera patient on board the
Granville is said to be in a very cri-
k.ical condition.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL.

ID.
Arrangements OF trains from Chambers.st. Depot
9am-Daiy except Sundays. Day Express, drawing room
coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago 9eep"s
6p daily ST Louis Limited" Erpress-No extra charge
7:25 Niagara Falls M Hamilton Ont, iOsQ M;
pssG S2 ss az S M Ssve sa o %
ing n arrive rOeS 5 s' ana n sfGSHS II
(Day)Pachc Express for the West A solid Train Of
Baiao Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coaches to Chicago.
Rutherford and Passac $50 $50 $50 1920 ~ noon
Las $3.50 440 60 $50 6;lQ $50 1880 1880 II midnight
Paterson 5,iG 100 1850 $3.50 1920 mi2 AS $50 $40
6l0 Clio $3.50 1880 sl5 l0S0p and IL midnight
Newark and Paterson VIA Newark Gao sac iiso $40
4;20 6:2N o;SO $40 i;S9 sp and ~ midnight Saturday
Suern b46 1850 lO20 1;45 $50 $3.50 $40 s5 m and
~ midnight sundays 5;40 $50 1920 IN LAO $3.50 IN ana
Warwick 1850 10 20 a m l30 m. SUNDAYS $40 am.
New0urg ana Cornwall 1909 IN $50 43o M sunday
ROndOut and Kingston and Montgomery m iSo m.
Goshen S45 100 1920 a m $3.50 $50 GsO s:l5pm sun
Middetown $50 1920 m $3.50 $50 sunday
sh NsM
nc Main-st. The train stops At Mainst only a,o
Port Jeryis 100 io:aO $50 s siopm. Sunday $50
boats leave 2sds quarter quarter after each hour
passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
MS s ssi, aO or SSs Brosaysy Isl Weses n T.
EXPRESS trains from the West arrive in NewYOrk at io
''So JOHN n kBBoT, GEM Psssr Agent, NewYOrk:
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
Nacl a9 $40 s S fir s hos'xSS S SAC mid
night sundays Gam and 7;iSpm I'm n m 46o n m
Manuel spring Valley aud Monscy 'io ~ }" ''op ~
'AAj JOHN NJ ABBOTT. asnl Passr Assu. Nsv'Ssrs'
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Proposals.

DEPARTMENT FINANCE,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER
NEWARK, n. j., June 3, l854)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until Saturday June 81 1894, at p. for
the purchase OF part OF one hundred aud thry6ve
thousand dollars boas the City OF Newark denomnated
'ax Bonds" deliverable July J. 1884, at which
date interest begins.
state Of NewJersey approved April 81 1876 paya-
lie In ten years 900 each registered bearing interest at
the rate OF per cent per annum payable semannuay by
the Sinking Fund Commissioners.
For fLe paymen the bonds the credit property
of the city pledged They no addition TO the debt 81
The civ but for sinking fund Is
established by law providing means Of liquidation at ma
tuIity .,-. =, :. ~. 49,, g.,
the OF the city Such guarantee of good faith will DC
successful bidders OF
nance determine.
Proposals must be ndorsed Proposals Tor TAX Arrearage
Bonds % and addressed TO the Undersigned
' p. T. QUINN,
COMPTROLLER OF the City OF Newark. N.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June l1-Provislons-Baco cumberland Cut
yss Long Clear Middles Ais Cd; Short Clear adole5
93s short Rbs ils O. shoulders S5s Cd per eT gH0
Mess "a a. por Dbl; Prime Mess Eastern, 1855 WesI
srn Gs Lard-Ameriean lis 3D. Prime Western, AIS a.
Butter jOs per cwt for finest United states CheeSe
Choice I'd Whea-Red Western Sprlng, is %
as 10. RED Winter IS I'd S. psr GENITAL; No Spring
rs ID New Western Winter Is Sd. New Mixed western
ia Id California l. IS Sd ais lid; California NO =
Is ID as Cd per Genital Cora-Mixed Old 6s i2d 10
new IS sd per GENITAL Pr0duce-Spirits OF IurPentne
Cd; do at London. 23s. I'd per cwt Refined retro
ieim, ID per gallon. Glover seed-AmeTcan Red ass
d51s ner cwt falow. 3js Od. per cwt Rosin-Common,
as Ia Pale 9s. clos Cd. Linseod OIL 2os 81 per sT5
IoSpOy June ll-Pro1ucc-Lnseed oil. SlS l3eG ~ os
per ton Calcutta Linseed As Cd per quarter afJ In
peT Salon Spirits OF Turpontino, Us. 90 per cwt
Sperm OH eG4 per ton Rosin-Comnon 49, 9tG4s' od,i
pale "a Rlls Proysons-Lar1, Ais. Cd. per cwt. lot
American sugar. 17s. 81 per cwt for Cuba Centri'
upal )lriZns $50 Glt los. Oh Glos bd lot Cuoa MUS
coyaao iair refining ahoat
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OFFICE THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON ID. &, June q, 1884.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING GRANITE
PAVING BLOCKS. by direction q the Board OF Com;
~ O'Clock June 1884 for furnishing more or
paving be delivered at Washington,
d. O. Blank formsof proposals specifications DO OBJ
tanned at this office upon application therefor together with
upon these forms VIII alone
be consdeed Tho right IL reserved to reject any ana all
bids and part9 OF bids, O. LYDECKEk
Major Of EndnesTa o. g. A., Engineer Commissoner D. O.
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Ocean Cleaners.

ANCHOR LINE,-U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
" GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
Furncssia j une Ia. a. Deyonia June %. H.
Iclivia June u, D. III. AnchOra July 8, y
Cabin passage, $50 to $50 second cabin $40.
Steerage-OutWard Il !; prepaid S2l.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERNlCE
FROM Pier IL North River, foot Of Leroy.st -
cI1-Y or RO1iI, June a. July II. Aug
GnS1,IyAI .......... saIs June 2S. July 20 Aug. %
S,nsrh accommodations all classes OF passengers.
CABIN massage $50 500 according 10 accommodations
second Cabin $40. Storage as above.
For nassare Cabin Plans Book OF Rates, &C, apply 70
" 7IiENDERSOS BROTHERS. Bowling Green
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WTEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEw.YoRK WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
On and after May 95th 1854.
DeSbrosses Corandt foot Of West AID ss
For Chicago and Detroit 1900 m, 800 NJ Suspension
Bridge Niagara Fails Buffalo, Newark and Rochester $1,000
o. ms D. m.
For syracuse and Oneida TAO, 1000 a M % .. m.
Utica, Csnajoharie 7tO, 1000 lli20 mi g
Albany and Caskn. ~7y4O 1000 II go @ 435, g
Newburs kinsst2p Highland Poushkeepsie ~<o. $1,000
sDaiy. OtheItrans daily except Sunday.
Tgans leaving NewYork at Tao 485 leave foot Of
Nest42d.st ouly.
Bufet Psrior Cars TO Syracuse and Bufalo
Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Cars 10 syracuse, Oneida Buao
and Chicago.
Tickets and time tsbes Of stations and at Offices Of the
pany Jersey City Pennsylvana Railroad Station Brooklyn,
NOD Gogrts Annex oace, foot OF Futops sSs Eulton.
2 sSs Iis stS sss Broadway, No Gnion square, No.
1877 othsye No f69 l2bthst Pennsylvania RR sta.
ton foot Desbrossetst foot Cortsndst and West
station, loot West A2d-st
HESSY MoNErT, Cen Pass. Agent
e<ktate-yk
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At IhE
TP1OWN OFFICES, No. l23S broadway corner Thirty
st-st until p ind 309 West Twentyhirist corner
Eighthave No o. East oureenthst corner mon SgusIs
ave near sxteth.st and al the HARLEM OFFICE, 2"OO
THIRD up "
3 d. H., at gular Office rates.
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STARINS
COMPANY.

"
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ofnce Pier ls, y. r., foot Of Cortlandt-st
Consgnments freight forwarded as directed 70 any pae
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery freight NOR
chandlse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR.
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly htered any point
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN Ii. sTARIN for NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
ls, N r., foot of Cortlandtst at daily. SUNDAYS
excepted.l
Freight for points d. L. W. IL.
For New.Haven and points Fast, at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents Steamers from Pier l. r. foot OF White
hall.st.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. Communipaw N J.-Dry Docks.
Machine and Boiler shops Everything to tho
construction and repair OF vessels
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Ofean gteanlers

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE LANE ROUTE.
FROM NETWORK no dLIMyIEhPooL. VIA ooEhNS
FROM PIER No. 40 NORTH RIVER.
" ennesuay' June ~ M
AURANiA ednesday July q. 6;S6a. m
steerase tickets 10 from ali parts Europe very
rates Freight ard passage office, No. Bowling Green
VERNON H. BROWN CO. Agents.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
JArAN, CHINA, NEw.ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA. CEN.
IRA and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
From New. Yerk pier foot Canalst. ~ n
For Freucsco, wa the Isthlnus OF fanhHs-
CITY OP PARA sails Friday June 20. noon
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico
For Japan and China -
CITY OF TOkiO ,aIs ussdsy, Juiy !; S91n
For HONOLULU, NEW-ZEALAND ana AZ olhhLlA-
/FALANI IA sails saturday July 2.
arrival OF London malls AZ san franssco ...
For freight passage and general information sppb aS'
pany Ooe the pier foe aGG Ca9asa III tend.n
WTHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL sIEAMEH'
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL; n ~
GERMANIC, Capt Kennedy. Saturuay nne -, o IN
BALTIC, Capt Fence Thursday June ~ d91 p
BRITANNIC Capt Perry satn day June ~ g; 20 ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DoCk, FOOT oF WEST
l0TH.ST - .,,.. -
RATES.-Saloon $50, $50 and $780, Return uckets on
fayorableterns. Storage at low rates. Inter"euo V
For Inspection OF plans other information apply stths
COMPANY 'oN''' " H. j. CORTIs. Agent
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual eIain nation Of the sudsns Of the school will
begin on MONDAY, May 10. az 10 a. IN.
admission will be reqnirel Of the applicant that he
bnderrraduate study III this college in some Other
Eainne equivalent curriculum OF study TO the end ofthe
5uaor Students from other colleges must present
licate proficiency and Of discharge In good standing
Special students admitted without examination ~ any or AL
Of the oourseA
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pn A III lImlLer d Son.

BIZ A. II. Muller d Son.
2.storv frame building with lot. OF Prospectave,
1880 OF 5th-ave lot l6xSO2; IL Collier
GREENPOINT, L. l., PROPERTY.
q story brick building with plot OF land West.st
cor OF Quay.st plot ll49Il2oX761l92'lli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

The Mexican Mining Company has levied an assessment
Of rs cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

JOHN HALL ID. d. Chancellor cd interim
DEPARTMENTS OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
The examination Of the classes viii begin on Nay &C.
and will continue until june ~,
The entrance examination Will be 1ed At 10 Tues.
gay June IL and Tuesgsy september 49, 81 The univers
buildings, Washington Square
Of Music on Thursday Juno 10. At 1889 m
fbs isborsssry ansyt oasmlsY PEI been com;
pleted Important additions have been made TO The material
no cHXRSE FOB TUIif6E. n made ~ fhs.e depart:
'''A'' Wy scHooE OF OF tC wi EHoiHEERTSd.
esvss q ne unverst bu,idinsf on yprs spf ss2tem
SS@ sssaiass And osssis9as sapE . Asjsnis&
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young lady of refined taste
wishes 10 do purchasing opt-ottown parties All or
ders carefully and promptly eIecuted f9L efsrsRoe terms
AID sddrsss sAaress week. BUYER Tribune Omo&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

! COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on
"WEDNESDAY. June II, at l0a In
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ZAP. BARNARD. g. T D.. IL. D, Presidsn

FNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 721
j Madison.ave near 64th.st, Dr. H. b. CHAPLIN, Prisct
pal English, classical and primary departments Gymna-
sum. New building cOnpetc in It's aiSointnenhL The
64thschool year lustbsg1n.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,481
~ Broadway near 42dsti 47th Primary Commercial
aud Classical Dspts N. IA HOBBY. w. L. AKIN. Priscps
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June ii, 1884.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Col to-aaV.
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BIZ Richard Z. HnrneN d On.

By Richard Y. HdfncH f No.
3storv brownstone dwelling. with lot, No 1913 East .
2Tth.st: g. o OF 4th.ave. lot tOXlOO MethoIs ~
loi n 8 OF West ll3th-st 400 II OF Btbaye, 251-
lOOll: Henry IIildburg.
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Qnstrnctlotl
For Boys and Young Men-City.
CoLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The ANAL examination Of tbs several classes for the year
kli begin on MONDAY May 49, ut $50 9. N.
CANDIDATES for DEGREES of Master OF Arts and
Graduate Department Will DC examined on til RS
bay June s. and following days
examination OF candidates for admission VIII Desin o.
TUESDAY June ., at $3.50 T. N.
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miscellaneous

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RECEIVED AT THE
IfpIoWN OFFICES. No l,239 broadway, corner Thirty
trstst until p. M and 30S West Twenty thrds, corner
Eghthave 32 East FouIteenhst corner Union sgnar,
$50 Thirdave corner F0rty.sevenhsti Nos lOOl Ihn,
ave near SiItiethst and AZ NE IA RLEM offICEe23o
Third ave. corner One hundfedand-tWentyilnsI up W
8 D m. at regular Office rates.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The animal examination Of the classes will begin on NOM
DAY, May 10. at 10 o ID.
The examination Of candidates for admission 20 OF the
regular VIZ Mining Engineering Civil Engineer
Ing Ana aud Applied Chemistry Geology hetal
Kfehitecfure viii begin on FRIDAY Juno q, at $3.50 a.
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PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. aA.sA
Trains leave York Via Desbrosses and Cotandt oo
Harrisburg Pitts6urs the West snd South, with PulIna
Palace Cars attached q m and y. daily NewYorS
end Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining Smoking and seeA
Ing Cara at 6 O. N. every dnyl
wriamsport. Lock Haven, m .. r. Cory and Esie
ep; connecting at Cory for Titusvia petroleum Cens
Baltimore wsshp gon and South Limited washingtoH
EIpress of pullman Parlor Cars daily except SUNDAY ~
ar at stt5x so and sSS M S4B and PIN
sfa E. w and y aa md Il e va aiaI ana
For Atlantic CITY except sunday With through Jpn
For Cape May, except Sunday, i1.l0 A. M, ,,.. ..,l
long Branch Bay Head Junction. and nteredisee satona
Sunday ( M and 5 p m 10 not stop az As6ur{ Park
Brooklyn Annex" connectwtth al through
Jersey CITY, anoTding speedy and dreet transfer ZOE
TRAITS arrive Pt.burs $40 and 120 7s9 and
Washn gton and baltimore eSO and go $40. $500
iO05 and 1898 p From Baltimore ls2o ?. M on su9{
dsys ego D. From Philadelphia 3:50 Glo $780, 800
except MOnSay o?9 ss9 lo4o l so p ooS ioao sn
$50, fS5, $50, 1905, 1920 and 1885 D. M
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS. Each WAY WEEK;542A4lTZs AND AND . on
'oNDi p1ifA, IL NEw:YoRS.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIV
ENT wiTH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
~. FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT. NORTH BIyER:
For I!HE EAREEEE1f5sSq HFSsRH hASSi
sSS % SS2 i s' u.s. 49, tSS SsG 1000
Direct colneeaon at WAYNE Junction for Germaptown and
Socie nT and i yorktown S ''' ~ 0'"'H''
DRAWINGRooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning leave ,PHILADELPHIA Sinth ana Gresnsts,
1880 49, Ss2 ii9o a. m Up Si5 S'40 eA5 1900
8 200 O i n TO- $780, t u.s. S s55
sSS SSj az SS ssf gy s2s
T$IHaS54 SiS3 5 5S H. LEY and
fE o Sh S0 $685. % sSN is H.
For SCRANTON at 7il5. 900 q m. 8:45 D.
For wILKEsBARRE and PITTsToN at 7,15, 900 a. NJ,
100 1870 S'45 6'45 N. Sundays at $50 p. IN.
For DRIFToN at 7il5 M, 9t46 p. In.
For TAMAoUA at 7i15 7'45 900 llO0 $780, S45, 400
1900 y.
For gETaI 5d 4 III sC and MAgcH CHUNK
SsS s5S 7 9saasss SS oo $780, s4' 400
For STATIONS rs or HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH as goo
FGgE cT 55 Sns.z lOo lsO 4OO 4sO
RI sGFESsy5s5a SS sSS 3S3 tsSS &c.,
rd sP9 iqsq e s st 6S 5 9 1o Si ic M
$685. $685. S S 49, 49, 49, 5 1929 81; 2 S5 SUNDAYS "
F2E 5 @tE 1872 e? ss stSS gS &C.,
sssSS S5 S5 go 5sS 100 $S 500 s 1D $50 So. 1885, S
$50. 300. 400 pm. ' 'N'
For NEWARK at 800 $50 e;l5 et5 715 100 800, sl5
sSs so9 9J6 s:dS 50I1 1919 8 Ilds M 1900 i2l$
600, 6i5, 49, ZOO 7s6 SIS s00 az iosS lib
1900 pm, SUNDAYS at 800 9.lb, 10:l5 IN 1900 IN
i15, 800. 400, $500 el6, 800, 900, 1890 IN.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &C.. IAN raiD at
$40 am, 1880 400. 8;0Opm SUNDAYS except Ocean
Grove ut l0i45 am.
For FREEHoLp-At sl6. II a. m, lSO, 4,6p.m.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at Sis
NJ 1850, 4:3O D. IN with through paror 430 p.
train.
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1850 pm
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier Ne. 3 North River via Sandy Hook.
COMMENCING MAY 22d, 1884
For SEABRIGHT LONG BRANCH, ETC., at 4:30 l0l5 O. H.
345. 4;45 p. In. Sundays, 300 ain.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4;SO, 1918 a. m. s,46
44H m.
For ELBERoN, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE, POINT
PLEASANT etc. at 1915 a. m. 345. 4:46 D. N Sundays
Except Asbury Park and ocean Groyel at 900 a.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 345
p IN.
Tickets be procured at foot Lberyst Pier No NOrb
River e. lg2 207 291.2el 27l 42l TAI e44 l,Sl7, and
woh Gs 2oS East i26tl and principal Hotels in
New.York City. In Brooklyn at Nos Courtst l07 Proad
way; 1888 futOnsti clio Manhattan.aveJ De Kelb.
ave-, 1891 Auanicave In Hoboken 264 Washing
j. H. WooTTEN, u. G. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Az
II. PBALDwIN,G @. L p Agt, 10 Liberty St. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPRoyEpS ,J ESUIv
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAFETY.

Express Desbrosses ana coran
SO ae $50 % and 10 Limited, H. Il1o NJ T. saQ
$40 l. g. O. T. aud D. and II night sundays, $40 81
Limited and mi a0a sp M and Jd Y s. nigh,
Camden
Returning Broads Station. philadelphia l2oI
3.16, 800 4iS5 except Monday 300 1922 500 $50
So SO, $50, 7i9 $40 and M on Sunday l2:ol
and p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $3.50 a. M
Ticket Offices 435 s49 and ga Broadway Astor Houses
md foot of Desbrosses and CoTtlandt sfeee C9urtst
Brooklyn Station, foot OF Fulton-stJ
BROOKLYN Bushs Hotel HoDoken sation, Jersey CITY
den. :,
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and cher
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES f. PUGH, ]. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent !.