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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-05-03
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

HAWTHORNE with the United Stat
Stage Company's coaches for Aurora (26 miles,
Bodie (37 miles, Luudy and bridgeport.
At LUN1NG Q25 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'S triweekly
stag 3 (lesving Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridaysl for Downeyville, Grantsvilie and
Belmont.
At CANDELARIA with U. S. Stage Co.'S
stages for Columbus Is milesl, Silver Peak
Montezums, A ida Valley, Gold Mountain,
AtHAWLEY, with stages for Cerro Go F.
i6 miles,, Darwin az niletl, and Pane Ii
L miles,.
IL. NJ. YERINGTON, r. LAWS,
General Supt. Asst. Sup't.
d, A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-05-03
Honor Roll.

For the term OF three months ending
April a5th, following is the honor roll
for Sanders School District No. 10,
Macon Valley, New, Miss Jennie Linds
teacher:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-05-03

Mr.. Legg and family, of Carson, have
rented the house of County Clerk, Dial.
las. Mrs. Legg, it is understood, will
engage in the dressmaking business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-05-03

The above trains are run daily, and make
close connection at Mound House with trains
OF V. 4 T Il. H., for Virginia and Reno, and
with the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, via.
v. Il T. Il. X. for all points East and West.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-05-03

T. R. Hawkins has been appointed
Census Marshal of Dayton School Dis
trict No. 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE or HUDSON RIVER 49,,
All trains except the 74O N. an 40 D. m ttns
from West 42l.st, COrtland and Desbrosses SIS auohs
The $40 and $3.50 D. trains leave irom " est 7-aS'
only. 80 - o,
Tor Chicago and Detroit 1000 m, 800 p m Pullman
x On poh
suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, BunaO' newark anu
Ro hestYr 1000 IS o. m. Sleeping ana parlor cars
T'tica, T;4o 1000. ll:20 M ~ p.
ALBANY. $40 1000, ll;2O a. 10. $50. 800 p. m
SARATOGA and Lake George specials 500 IL 20 a.
3:8O IeI trains with revolving chair smoking cars
dsy coaches. and Bu'et parlor ears
Sharon springs 1000 with Bufct Paror Car through
without change .. -, "a =, "a . -.
$50 $40. 4:3j. 'Sp III. . ,.....,,,
KaaterskI Hunter Summit Pine Hill, Ph9nicia, $40,
800 PArior Cars W summit on S-o
and $3.50 p. m. trains ooo .ox
D. M Paor cars To Saratoga paror aud sleeping cars thence
to Montreal -. ,,oo. -. o.qo ,os ,o.oo. -,
sDaliy Other trains daily except sunday.
For Ilns STATIONS see uh tsocs " oucss
For tickets time tables lon apply at oneos Jersey
CITY Penn r. r. station; Hobokcn 40 Nashmgl on, n
COurst Office foot Fulton-sti s3s tul
tonst and DeKab.aveJ New-lork iy, l63, 2Ol Soo'
Ol6 1923 Broaiw az 1877 6have los East 10th ST. Penn
r. H. stations. foot C0randt and Des0rosses st. ana
West shore Station foot Of West 42ds bagyase called for
aud from aud residences Orders DO left
al ticket offices. .,, =, - ,,,,,rcc a., n. .a.,
a StatesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
TIE IA RK FITS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS - PRODUCE
Per North Rirer VeSSe'sPnf RGHroads.
NrY-NNRg. Lnlv O. 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



COTrET- SPOT RIO dun ana nearly nominal NJ Noic TOT
Far sales. ia nsgs cV Humboldt ON private lerns
ONIONS eas eI Ha1rc opened higher ami then amr weak
a. los lG 5u ,us ny barely scty 80 lohoNs july
oorg1.it August s2ous ptembrf, 40 ~.
Deiop.r g5d $40. November Sioo so sni Decemnoi
3 4u0 Y 20 Mild grades quiet Good tuCutn lO4c hae9
Obags Matacabo and $40 bags Central America oh plNte
terms z.,-- ,,-..,.. ,,c
fgst evening Including export and l'lf Tor spin
ming Delivered on couraots 400 bal's Iecepi' AZ me
potiq today. l2ll bales, against 1873 this dh' hei "eeA
and plu last $1,000, ... 49,.
quotations according 70 the American dashncat'n ave
a.
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Ocean Steamers

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU YQUEM new ......--- edbesday July 20
CHEAThAU MAROAUA neHJ..-..---.. W edDt sday Aug 0
CHATEAU LATTE "Wednesday. AuF 20
Prom "Prentices stores Wallst Ferryl Brooklyn
fmvelers Tor France Spain and Italy, Pyreneoa Paa
Nice 60 viii save time and expense by taking this line.
First Cabin Including rlne second Cabia s3a
~' Y. LIZ BoULANGER ~ Bsaverst
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gteamboats ano Railroads.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
pa,n, KILL d @9UNTAINs. Landing a. cran,.ons West
ana Esoru, connecung with Ulster and Delaware stony
NloYe aud latski Mountain and kRateTski Railroads
steamers CITY Of Kin gstOn and Jsmos W Baldwin
every week dayat N per foot Of H rsonst ". r. ex
cept SanrdaJs when tity OF Kingston leaves at for
hohdout direot making way.landngs connecting Will
C'f III MOUNTAINS.
Freight steamer will leave at p m Saturdays for all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
GTARIN'S =
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

~ CITY, RIVER AND HtRDOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier 1a n r., foot OF Cortlnndtst
ccnrsnments Of freight forwarded directed any pad
OF the world
USEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery of all kinds of freight and m
ohandlsc ~ any part ~ tho city
sEA AND uARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAh
BOp IIgHTERAGE.
Freight ~ every description promptly ightotd 10 any rn>
In tho harbrr ~ reasonable rates
RrEAMBOATs. DARgEs AND oBovFs TO cItArs
TEN FoN EXCUnRiO
steamers JouN n srARtN ana RRAsrCs CoRNfSV
or NEwSiAvrN rsvs ricr ~ n H., foot II Clrsndtss,
step m. daily taaturiays stnep,ed,l
Freight Cor ponts n. T. q W received a, PieriA
Fur New .flR,on aud popts rast. y, rief ~
NORTH buoHE, STATEN BLAND .Eeron hlss nv
roa ccats via steamers nom I1rr L. T. ~. foot Of Wm
halls
CENTRAL sniPYARp, conmsnipaw, n, j-pu pess
Machine aud isIier shops hVefy,hins arpeainlns "'
construction ana repair ~ vessels
nfanoh onico 1thaYu, t2dst, open dai} nhu' w"
SUNDAYS from 4 /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
6earhcrs.

A PRINCETON GRADUATE desires posi-
~ ton rs private tutor coach any who we're e"hdl
Toned ia the June entrance exam nat ADDRESS ON.
AN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ SUMMER SESSION begins Aug IA Autumn Session
Sept Is teachers wanted for good positions lie ms
Lessons $50 Hoard per week r NJ Coo pm ana "a
OF Am kindergarten Magazine. Room 20, Bible House y J.
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHES
"A. Of all grades tutors goyernesses lecturers com
lanions &C. circulars Of best SCHOOLS hee no charge 70
those employing teachers 70 teachers un engaged
b.. MIRIAM COGRiERE a co.
81 East l7tLst. Union square
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ hshed S55 provides promptly best Teachers Tor lINhe
Pupils Families schools colleges Circulars o. goOi SCHOOLS
always wanted. Application form Tor stamp. $500 . q.
j W CHERMERIORN Il co, East l4thstr NY.
rCEACHERS' AGENCY.--36 West 21st-St:.
y Professors teachers rccommcn'Gd 10 schools
"NN a'"'ii0' II HESSE.
PREACHERS WANTED.-Iadics: superior
native French teachers for several istclass schools
French German Drawing and Painting Higher tnEhsl;
Mathematics Latin and French Methodist; French shu
Vocal Music, Baptist. ,,u,.. NIL, ,o- s,,oois
near city CLASSICS and English: Classics and Mathematics
Ilauo Violin Violin. -., ,..-
Sppiy to Mrs NJ J. NOING-FULION, American ana TOY
ei-HT Teachers gcuCy. - I Mon square
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STATE or IR4OE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BMrwo., Jny FlOardu ava ea'ier H'TaTd ., St.sst
and Western Snper . t?g t - - 40 -ftia ~
Extra 81 5jg.4 DO Rio Bprd', $50, Ss!G2i Pa.ap.'l
Family. IS . do. superlstvs rateut. 90 ~ Wheat
southern cay and active. Western Ieelai and inactive
southern Rcd, 'sc 4: 30 Amn,E q g. ., no Mary.
land 9jc a - o'4 70. We,,'In Wnier t,o' Siot ? ~
Hut",l - ,cr1 co and ,esqr western dn
lower. southern White zoe Ic+ DO Yellow. o.. aj5c &C.:
western @ihy rat,nf se oc stssSi 53La5lc Gatt
ir,s l.r and qmel soaihcTR a. i'srsy'apa. Sioci
G,a.-c Receipts Flour. l.o .sl' Wheat 1000 oush
rnen,-coru, 900 bush rye 5000 bush. ealos-wheat
:. 20oo bush.. corn. 5000 bush
a Gf' aee by au 2 sales ai a@a Po Ja
csNuc az 79+c August Sls@a-'sct closmg Al ~ &C..
Iuy 4. sG5oc co-nv 90; August io'.a5l &c., co.,ne
5lisci september A. -ealt c corag a. 90 c oIoDrr
i9dj'i,C. closing 90 ia.tci All thc Year +t4G+ 'c,
gaoi 'Jay. q,4aSs.c c'ass al q,sH Aun!,, ~ is
~. S'o'n' An me TgT "a 5c ~. To- aT at
Barley Ioo an a On n5n9a oa c5Ge'e Recepe',mo
susA' oats acooQ su'h, Rye 300 bush. BARLEY 40
Po's ID go sn., Oa. too0V s.,I R,e SEQ S1.b
Barley, /, 90 bush
cEcSxu July {. Flour 0rrcr "aui}, "a 2oasl 90
shoulders 500 shortris $40 Bacon ras'er
DElrou. july Wheat. Ca.h and July elci August
3-ay september. 82Ssc. No led 3teri 10 White,
8ic receipts wheat aoolDu.i. com 800 oSi. o6j
bush Shipments Wheat 5000 bush corn. none oats 900
rnr,rrlrpl. Iuy, o,l1onr- No Improvement IN demand
ana ti fucl weak ln ihtfc VIVA IIufnfIe
81 heat 90 pressure tn -ClI U ANY ieurI
dcnuci &c but suhsoguonu. recovered - &C from
low point closing 1m lApur'rta continued indifferent
and were not pertng Cor lo. high endo wnes IN eopl
dcuand aud strong So lpd in export elevation Hlr /
old $50 / pennsylvania rcd 10 export rcto en- So }
Red July p'qd 't Acj August 0ju1l ,c september 70
IN onons eud rc'a veto nou export demand lstt
"s S%s ' eS ed Spo, sna 'S +" 40, ", Ss@e' Ni'
iigh Miiod tuly h,Fdoci Nu.ust 1e ~ aeptsu
htt. tttshrt 1Il Stu Gate ia
mpud and Ntnt Nu Ntt'd 1j. SO a WhiH |Uie, SO .
White A. aSJflc tult optuna adtHur l e. uudrt lpht
u0,iu epd auud demand hui n' change i lis uluia
Receipts Flour rohlIs. Wheat ll'n husl4 torn. 90
bush oats 400 hush hhipmonta Wheat i.ubu hush d
Con-, TO- 100 Suahu Data 1000 suah
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i1ii S,a accorps to the American casNcaon are


Good 9ras9g .",a 4 1S H,'"i ios
rurmss quiet closing dull but steady At sdecline ~ 70
poins sass 10 100 OaeN 1odays olosing hguos July
~ 1,o,1 NS,msSSP ldig
becemeor 10 IaYY@-'f 10 va ito 'pte
1895 Market closing du but steady Transferable notices
fLoUR AND MEAI-FLouR- Market .tin in buyer:
layo without bo"syer any dsae Shaog1 ~ r' i ,A
Mi EItra tsr lobDins trade chiefly 10 inc gVoG sISe,
sale. gSVV , 19lI ~, S'S Mn Tv Al ~ 100
bis Fise SO 5as2 90 for spring and - 10 for
20 2OGss 80 loo b1ls sugshne. q oods 20 for sgTns
rIfa Ssay Sn Che range Of So SSs So aGoaoH,
Fine g 5Ss2 TO- sGpE1ns ~ 20 ~ Ier az 90 10
Fsncy do SO 55s - 90 Common 10 GOOD Extra Western
8 o. Coz oo God q Is GooS 70 c6do.
s. Suasb o. COmBonFIrs Minnesota s. 30 al 80 Clear
r. 81, =. Si'S5 s saEss f,tf. q st.
Louis common 70 PAR Ltirs s. 25ss4 20 Far to Coed
n'' ss. 90 & 90 Ss9 feEs i +
without doCeod chang n Pee with hgnt saI9 ,94 o
sns s' 60 Good TO Choice s. IS nqdnF 2i
e1i' ssw Wheat LrI' a. Z ocrtas 8 20 = 80 S
lei for choice. CORN MEAL dull yellow western
So zoo s. 80 se' ZOO bbls Brandywine 80 30 ~ 49,
and 1 ss5 sS.S Ges
re- g SsS Tss s ss ssa:G on odS
then s 81 and close hs-y a. ts
and barge ansseons on speculative The nrst lot
Sr 1sT Pee DUMMY ana aay Roger. Ps.aS
,SS for 81 NC per bush sales 200 coo bush future S7S
sg'n ss 80 sPGSSf ssT SSi'sESS no
49, 80 Ss i &c in store Sy dsiiysroS
S s Sc %ifiSs EsS RED
SsSsid fG G%s 1sGss wSs
sS:sSs '' .. a. 's oeob Closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
DENNSl LVANIA RAILROAD
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH.
From Of Dcsbosssst and foot Of cortlandst
Splendid Passenger cars Pullman Parlor Cars.
LEAVE NETWORK oN WEEKDAYS
4l57lo p. M, IL noon and $40 m $40 Limited 40
o. and =. M
LEAVE NEwYOgK ON SUNDAYS
Ais. "a IA. aud m.
RErURNING TRAINS
LEAVE IoNg BRANCH ON WEEKDAYS
= sos 49,, Limited. q aud p2o m. ], 40 55O and
'P'' LEAVE LoNo BRANcU oN SUNDAYS
l.20 a. m. Az and &. q y m.
With p, 6oitccn Icias, ,y ami foot of Fdou't Blooh
'clcts a,esafe Check, and ful Information may be oh.
tan.l at the following ofl'es ~ tho Company
NuwNoRkt
80, so end 40 gralw. SO A'Gr 'l.a'c No "a a.
iandrst -,auou Jcr,ey ,t, nueola llool noOo.ee
nuoottNNI
20 couttrti uo,Lbu Anne, station foot ~ tultouat
cnAs. : rrgm ~ = w9an. ,.,o,
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
too uuatoN aud all points EAST
The onl, dir,ctlhoro wATcn mt and NARRA0AN.
rFrr ruu -te-mcrs leave rlll' 30 n. daily except
Sundays al y
rlrro train, from seamers landing through To Boston.
Frst rain arrives one hour Of any other ae. sure to
mako connection, "a BosroN Foh TIE EAST
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence WORCESTER Nashua, and all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
Train leaves Providence from landing runs
through " IL OUNIAINS tabyans without chang o.
ParOr cars attached.
steamers Island and Massachusetts, leave from PI
20 y Il. daily, except sundays. a. p. "a.
Tickets ard for both lines may be secured in
NewYork at Asor House 257 397 457 1856 942 Broad.
way. Fth Avenue and windsor Hotels in Brooklyn At 1888
Nashington.st.. $50 Fuonst
Send for summer excursion book.
r W. POPPLE,,G. p. A, III Westst,, n. Y.
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Tneirncilon
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DINERNIEW ACADEMY,
PnuGHKEkrsIE. n. Y.

III
PoUGHKEErsIE. n ,..,o,,
FITS for college or cce p By socro
tay of War commandant sprn STGs RsBET President
CT LIKES BOARDING SCHOOL: ,.,..,
= . BCsTLEToN Pha Penn TnusnSi Syr nfn'nl"
G@e Influences 9aG SigSc'c fnsS NJ
SEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE, ,..,,o,
r6or G1Gf r' Suoc...rdl Send Tor circular.
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ... Ma,
THE IRVING INSTITUTE. Tmry ,o own. iar
Hudson 4o se'sqq G tx &C. soBA ii RoNE 'O'
\VILISTON SEMINARY:
rrcparo, bows for the various colleges an higher scho9'
i Ss5eo sS,,s lh' fan ter" WI F' ssHwYn
For Young Ladies-Country.
PORnENTOWN. y. .J.-Fcmalc Collogc;
ID beautifully located healiu and thoronse. 80
P'F'r Music and H A,v %M IGs6wES a ~ frsdsHl
pISHOPTHORPE-A Boarding school for
ID girls nethlohcm Penn rcpaie, for Fer
SSislogu u. please address Miss FL walsh Principal
BRADFORD ACADEMY.-For the higher
49,, 'f Fcr G y0 S% a.n sy 70
i iraa.12cr bradford Mass ''''''' =
u Mis-. Montoit. school for Young Ladies' New.Hovo''
Conn rcsh year scgus september "a
GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY.
" Fer Young indies, ,,,
ro, , Hi.' o5Gi,., Miss EHLy NELSON
HONE SEMINARY ron YOUNG LAnlES.
'''' Rev X. II Wfiis principal Igh,siovu. 50.
HONE INSTITUTE Osvcgo. \. '.
GUAR Family '"dd'y ''sT b.! Or }'PR"krd 'i ' 1%p"
NoRAvlAN SEMINARY. FOX. YOUNG
h}nd TnE6n " and GI personal .upor,
sion especial tatnr,s send ion catalogues.
nsslNlNG INSTITUTE for Young ladies'
- and Msses SING sing hes, aoyan,ase, Nae, H,s
moderate opens september le :. =, u pt,r r,,rclr,
RYE SEMINARY vrvvorn.
10, particulars address Mira ST LIRE
STAMFORD. CONN MISS Low. Successor
- ~ Nts nrhasun dat ani huadins 9ch'o ioi Young
STAMFORD, CONS, 49,. ....... ...
ipnhpi "
rttt Missos fattrnH English Aud tlhhHlchl
Mmdetuwn, coma iaii Term oleos SEPT 49, ln't
I'VE ELMs,-Famlly aud Day school for t'iils,
as., NJ he ~ msG' AE ..as na' GGAfSli
For Both sexes-oountrY.
NLAVERACK COLLEGE
- ana huGson RiysE laslilnis ,l"ver'eS' NJ
FITS for AL. CoLilGGs ard hT ss,, !.+s.
IVY " -n& A P s President
ERIENDS BOARDING SCHOOL, Proyi-
begins sept Sd 1881 ADDRESS AUGUSTINE JONES, a. M.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
ROTH sEXEs N6EXTEAs HUG MusIc ASP ss AaT for
new catalogue. ". H. BANNINrEh A M PRINCIPAL
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LTBERrY-sT, NORTH RIVER.
connection and from Brooklyn via Boats
tr.rrA nro.A In InnI Dial

FOOT OF 1IB BE- E,: S9RTT RIVER
TINE pom PEe2Sn r PGss PEI 3gxr % 1884
For PHILHDELPIiIA snd ThENToy " Boand BROOK
9 az ZOO ~ s2P . n 80 5 ts 80 80
Direct CONNECTION at wayne Junction for Gernsntogn and
hocken and Yorristown,
DRAwIHG.RooM Cars on oil Day Trains aud SLEEPING
9g55na esye P do IA S an ana
'g sNDSS5 40 mr. $50 iso6 M e Tbn d1 ,D9
epE..is at 5i6 $50 zoo 80 a. H. 100 $50 $40 $50
S5S IS5, s. warren 3 US IS, III Sur
Dtf5, i:55, e.is m, o:i5 p 70. '.-Y
MAHANoY CIrY at 7;45 300 a m. $40. 40 pm
For READING ami II RRIsBU re- 1t 4 90 745 800 Has
NJ loo, $780, 400 6i3O, 5i6 1900 D. NJ Sundays at
For S {. a. rs; 200 M st5
Loo 100 345 5i5 p NJ sundays at $50 D. m D''
For DRItrON at 7ilj a. m. 3:45 ?.
For TAMAQUA at 7l6 7:i5 900 100 1880. s45 400
For BETHLEHEM. ALI ENTowN and MAUcu CHUNK
at400 40. 300 a NJ, Loo. 1880, 345 $50 sunday
FoT EAsf6N at 400 715 749, aooa NJ I.oo $780, s:4s
Tor SiGTioNs' Of HIGR bRiDGEE BRANCH a.4.Oo.
For FLEAfINGTON at 7.l5 900 A. NJ Loo l,3O 900 48o
$500. $3.50 m. sundays lSo p m.
NdRy w at 500 800 7J5 a 200 1890 lll5
100 800 1880 IN Sundays at 500 q m, 100, $50
F}i "a TFrL d "a, e. t'9o e9o 5 n So os9 1929
20 a. M J' AK AZ o. go 90 500 go 200 b15
SUNDAYS at 300 346 a m 100 400 $50 300. Il p m
For ELIZABETH &C 400, 600 Gl6 G45fl
900 $50 1000 So am, l2oQl2 46. loo 80
64j 500 6,l5. $50, J:l5 100. 7J0, 800 $40 $50 1880
1880, l2oo p N. SUNDAYS at 800 s:l5 ~ 1870 800
r$ $sS 5o * So S SfS Sl o49 7s 1874 200 ss
115 900, 800 30O, 800 100 $50, 500 5l5 $50 SIS
Goo t1j, $3.50, ZOO 1.3n $40. 600, 1:45 1880 HIS
400 y n. SUNDAYS at 500, DO lOl6 IN l2OO IA
lbs, dou, 1900 JO0, et15 roo, 900, 1880 . RI
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, Re AN rail- at
800. 746 GOO II 90 a. M 100 45. 800 400 l.sO 545
7.2O !. m SUNDAYS except ocean drove at 400 s.{5
200. 400 y
For FREEHoLD-At TAO. II IN, II. Las, l. g. 7.sO m.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER aud BARNEGAT at 900
I'm, - 43O ~ m.
For YIEkLAND and DRGDGErON at 1,46 o. M.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From pier No T. North Rivor via Sandy HOOK
CONNIE MOI so ~ tE 23d, 1874
For ALBRIGHT, Lone BHANUH. etc. al t8O o. II a m.
LIS. $40. it46, b.50 y. Sundays ., ii m, 0l6 m.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $50, 900 q. m sAe
BH0p
Tor TLnruON. AsBrPN PARK, OCEAN 0UOVE, POINT
PLEASANT ptc AZ 200 II o. m, lbs $40 4 40. 3 30
pm sundays Except AsbuIJ Park and oocan orOve at
300, llnOs al
tor LAKEWOOD foNs uVFun md uAKNFaAr at 900
an, 10, ~ 90 y m. hundaJs,eO m
rlctrts he procured root tlheft,st rier No n
North Nvot ~. lu9 aui ebtHdl, Al va aud la
utostvp "a, CO.. anal a. nthsNoI J luyhstonstt 10
Itesgwrht ieht aud prn, lpal Hotels Ia
Sow York oli ~ nrooAb Nos tohrl,at l0, proaA
way avs 80 tultonstl Yln MsVhauan ava po kalb
ayoi lhpl Atlantic ave- Ia Hhhnkoh 9n4 NashinEt II
~ 4 Tann'r company vii au ft and ohoct
T. l. WoGrifS L. a. HANCOCK
uenofal Manager Con fase and Ticket AZ
II Il ~ III IN N 4. T. Art | 10 Liberty At ~ Y
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NfNrloHh' h'HhtHhhYt ihlN ", lAAi,
The following sales were held at the Exchange
saehroom today
m HprGtO Hsn1q'sG
! Q story rame dwelling with . - 80 ! lsthst % n
" oi tOlitgs ave, each lot 2JAluU, Timothy DOhO.
l.-.-- - 2,975
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
WwloEk crn.
o2d.r IS POS II " Of 3dave 2jIlO0 8 Cath Fet-
trotch and another 10 J. Mott ....... 90 800
Julia 4 CLARK ct Al 10 Sarah Rsns -. IS 600
lost, y 22u East. Christ Dick and vile 10 WmJ
Eaul. Is 500
same property VIM Fau and wife TO Fliz Dick i6 500
l3sth-sL - 2743 nf IT AHn's-ave 20 3IlOO;
" Duns and wife TO + Thomas sWcenY...... l60O
Mulberry. st. No lsSi Win GrRmm ana wife TO Hen.
rcitS GALLERY ................. 600
Mui1efry-st 80 1877. same 10 same ......... 10 600
l9th.st u.s. 100 It o. 3d-syc 1905. Jos And.
Iade ct al to Cath l. smith ; =; ,;.,,..; 10000
lOJth-st, = 200 II " OF 10Th ave, I31! OOll. Ed
Wetmoe, executor. to Moore 1900
lO4th-st. n p 200 q W OF l0thsve. 15KlOOll. Same
to Martha Lawson ~, -; .,...-.. 1000
heiner ct al to Mcogsie -; 10000
AldlOus and wife to = smyth =, ...,.,,.... $4,000
Cth-aye, ;, 4ll Of l5lstsL 2jI76, CT Wills 10
llthsve cot Of 7istst 2eI6is Ellen Doolsy to 0'0'
Washin gton st 3 cor Of Jay st, 5S4Iba4 John
and another eIesnter, % II lotlen.. $1,000
18Th 4. 20 n OF Ave Is, 2oLlo3.3 Dennis Har-
wife 10 julius GOOily
l48d.st, n = 800 y II Of AleIEndfraVe 25LlO5,
Young and wife 10 Suburban Rapid Transit Co.. 1890
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

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Cornanys pier No AZ North RIVER foot OF Mption'
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Checks payable at sight, amounts 10 suit on ue baluo
Transatlantic of PARIS. -,...-o..ao
LOUIS DE BEBGAN, agent, NO Bowling 'iicen
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Mem i)nbllralloils.

DROPER PRIDE.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
TIE TRIBUNE. NENYORk.
DRACTICAL COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES ON CoOhlNS
A SERIES OF KITCHEN Lessons Win bNNAO'
STATIONS.
TRIBUNE EXTRA, No s5........PkICE 20 GEM"
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FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER. nosTT89HH. AND THE EAST
4, he qeSt aEree1D route to the Willie MOUNTAINS
sorts eT a and Proy s 1'' AMI '''0'' 10
superb new iron World renowned
Leave New. ork acrnate DAYS SUNDAY. ncuie $50
R,Cton via Annex Boat from Broosy" p iu Jersey city
SPLENDID BANDS oFMUsrc
sy ,T eyeans Win Pr jMi% NE Ef in the Grs1d
Tong Water Route Fun Night REST Five Morning Trains
to Boston, short rail- ne ty ed l%s. 80 Yquc''
MAnFH$s N5STtScHEfhAND
,MtGtXSl,5Ii Yy,rlsirEtA,,MIfnr%sv
Leave on alternate days Sundays excepted at
s.o'mels mako Newport their Eastern terminus,
a3 ias o a9 20 9 9 57 ana may Os g. Broa
wav at Aston IIone rim Avenue Hotel and windsor lotc
es%s @''iN sSii yn &nne1 aq Fulton
yon yo 5a 2 1s. 10. Rosdxa a = 80 f"0"' anu
e. pe5 oS root , o1 p
copy - Tip nj NJ Yankee foud" lree on appcaio9
Agents n : GEM Pas' Agent y Y.
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
TEn SHgA PGRlLANGiR3 v G ~ SS VIM e
Tn Oilers fnyore irsves Pier No 20 NoTh aver loot u
ani hc popular city Of boston on Mondays Wednesdays
' T@cd ord E,e,loq I'gaet' At r.ancea rates state.
Two 9's, d ap Scr as s E4sF
FOR informal on referring to p'en'Sr % f9g9t t',1 apply
NEW-YORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
VA Sew YORK ontario and Wtsern RAILWAY and daily ina
Of stcamers from uswsro Including -nnl,y, touching a.
runie Thousand slamis Nisht ctpress with Pullman
aic'pr' leaves NrW lpik o. NJ, orttps usvrsu ii5 ms
boat leaves on ainvau TAIN nav stprss leaves New YORK
Bepos and erries In Nav ,ors or NJ cotti,rd rsabr,s
ses d'' and We' 2ist tmelabies trkeis and copies q
Btoadvav, NJ az othave. lga Iaat lJ5tn At, nDn
sRatf w. n,'oa5n O1n's st. Anhe' Once sl9 tnlignst
BE. hhhi bsuN. General Passenger Agent q siatest
NEW YORK AND LONg bkANrh kH,
stations IN ssv YORK ~. .i es;SS.': ~.
LEAVE Nfw.YoHK eAen,eheahf to6a - AL
To- south Amher, via rble hesiiaa ~ ~ inn a.
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te' Ys,su.0 so yls rhgs o ',a9 Sa r. go g" %
49,, 90 ouoa ~ is'Oo iIiO 800 400 N huhdaia
sea GrI Point Pleasant 60 Via Philadelphia and Reading
hit, tu1' 40, 49, "a ~ - 80 90 -" o ~ g. nl
or Asbury PARK, 400 s. A., a. NJ Poo 400, p "a,
Via Pennsylyania mr., Is ~, 800 a. m, q o 81
I FoF e ssRS VA fnadcSha dd Heading R 7
via Philadelphia Reading m, ~! ~ 300 fIo5
ha.o%ood Tom, River and Barnesat at 500 a. m 5 $50
p. M For Toms River, via Penn q r.. at $40 a IN, $40
m For Vineand Bridgeton Atlantic CITY, &C. via Phna
GO "a: 44SGoGk. JJ.R- yqoP I'm NIIE;MAAN.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston tho East. All rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily sundays excepted TO Boston a.
Gle 10 m. with palace sleeping