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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22
WARNING NOTICE.
o all interested in Portland Cement Pavements,

To all interested in Portland Cement Pavements,
either as contracting to construct them, or con-
tracing to have them constructed: We beg leave
to call your attention to o. S. Letters Patent No.
1864 CReissue) dated May 2, 1871, for improve
ment in Copcrete Pavements.
The validity of this Patent has been established
in several suits in the United States Court, upon
full hearing, and you are referred to the Six fol-
lowing decisions of Judge Shipman, in ScHILL-
NIGER VS.. GUNTHER, reported II Blatch., 1872,
II OFF, Gaz., 831; also, "A Off. Gaz. 713 of Judge
Blatchford also, 16 OFF. Gaz., 905 of Judge Saw
yer; also, 20 Of. Gaz., 3d. also, "a Off. Gaz,
495, of July II, 1888, for full statement of the
invention, scope of the Patent, and itigations
had thereon.
Being the owners of this patent for Ram sey
county state Of Minnesota. we hereby give notice
we shall prosecute all past and future infringe
ments. BURNHA4I & PARKHURsT,
1914 Fourteenth ST., st. Paul, MIMI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

Kavanagh sells fine lot of furniture at auc-
ton, at the corner of Ninth and Olive streets, at
10 o'clock this morning
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22
Sales, 10 a. M, and p. IN.

kavanagh sells fine lot of furniture at auc-
ton, at the corner Of Ninth and Olive Streets at
10 O'Clock this morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

I OST-Monday afternoon either on Wabashaw
IL or Third street, portmonaie containing
sum of money, steel door key and ticket No.
1887, issued by j. c. Kahlerts Dye establish
ment. Finder leave at this office 113
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10 the pronertu Owners of St Panl:

To the Property Owners of st. Paul:
Inferior pavements have been laid here in many
instances, by the use Of inferior materials and
workmanship. We are prepared to contract
to put in the best materials and work
manship at the same price parties have been
paying for this pavement before, and fully guar
antee the same.
BURNHAM & PARKHURsT
1914 Fourteenth street, ST. Paul.
111-113
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

SZU 81, near Hamm brewery ' pocket book
containing $50 in currency and check for $50,
payable to the order of Hayes & Moline, upon
National German American Bank The above
reward will be paid upon the return of the con-
tents to the owner or to Theo. Hamm. B. HAYES,
rs Farquier street. 113
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

WANTED-To trade buggy for two-wheeled
w cart. Apply at noon, to Culver, 157 East
Fourth street. 113
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22
FIVE CENTS SALINE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

"ANTED-A situation by young man to
w drive and to take care of horses, at a pri
yate residence. Has had experience. Address
G, 10, Globe office 1919
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

GTOYEs STORED away for the season.
~ Called for and put up again in the fall. Call
or address Joseph Haag, 800 West Seventh street.
S9*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

WANTED-A good chest carpenters tools.
w Must be cheap. Call or address A. H,
421 Rice street. Hills
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

WANTED-A situation in q retail grocery or
w commission house, by young Swede who
has experience in the business. Address W %,
Globe Office. 1919
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22
AVERTL PAINT COMPANY's

Thiry-fve most beautiful Tints; Also White,
for inside and outside use, suitable for painting
houses, fences, barns, bridges, roofs walls, cell
ings, etc. Beautiful Gloss. Best Paint in the
market Every gallon warranted not to crack or
peel off. j. P. ALLEN, Druggist, and dealer in
Paints, Oils, Glue, Window Glass, Putty, Whiting,
Brushes, etc. Sole Agent for st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

WANTED-situation n wholesale grocery
W house, by man of experience. A No.
references. Address Grocer 322 Sibley street
109-115
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Houses

nor RENT-House containing eight rooms,
H cellar, well and cistern. Inquire 80 Oak
street. Hills
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

TN Az 1st, ten room house in block corner of
I'VE Third and Pleasant avenue. Enquire Of
Geo. A. Nash room 8, McQuillan block, or 175
Pleasant avenue 111-112
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22
SITUATIONS oFFs RED,

A YOUNG MAN wants asituation, good writer
~ It. T., Globe Office 107-113
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

MISREPRESENTATION as hardware clerk have
w had three years experience, speak English
and German Address W. B., Grand Central ho-
tel, st. Paul, MINI 1O7-113
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WANTED-A strong boy, about IS years old,
w to deliver horses and to work around
boarding stable. Apply 48s sibley avenue.
111-117.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

WANTED-A good girl cook, at Lehman
w hotel West ST. Paul. 1918
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22

THREE TO SIX girls are wanted in book
Il bindery. Only those are accepted VINO IN
derstand folding. P. j. Giesen. 113
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
Gunnllons ualle0-- III Les.

4 YOUNG COLORED Man desires situate
y n prfae fanny or DO dus hon.g ie''fenr. gwen
Auuress 2u7 So est sUth e.. 90. lnd tDot
EUAtHMAN.-M MI H. Nillrrds coIrhman
= |ns. aei .fed ts.,a.s II. 'et tne' yeas
he's rel in .uIf.T o.. &C. ora
AypHEA. b.t0fI " He-sso
TOACllMAN ud DHJuN.-Bt @ngi, In
= si4.uau Hrr o. uI n.n hl un trs aNhs hs hNsl
ie's 40 ne ufinches ut touHul euoI - n,e'
3 sa.t o. h.psa lAHHIIi. tis Nre i'h %
EOACllNAN ANDgHpln 49, sin 'le lnlnl
Y nuHefsitH .8i Hriaa.. 81. trlfs.s % hsrs 'hs
l'HHipui 1il iin.sts
IWArliNAN Iva Young cplnirl ~ ~. can
= eve meet taes ia O.. ehr.i sHlit'4 AthNh' hN
TINaf
IuAtilMAN, liy nn intelligent, active, m !
un. 81 Imam AhH uHnHfsaHls nis nhsi.rsf 100 ai ns
hiaHr on ihitl uWWi go hnlun.' lfH o. f"'''N' So
ni ai ives o. b.. Pos nrt AIih-si iiai nos
'bAi IillA n 81 ttNbnAl .-nN NounI man.
'. 10 pnNs.a fanu thnto HAF undrl sttrus hn ,air
aud aans 'uinbt nl b rtrN tnsnro.i VII nu nhhh
ti WONG and met ass tei lthfus lfn az
enp ayor 49, ,uu1IY A.inss b. $40 hast san g.
INlAtHNAN.--By 4 Single man thoroughly
" unaerstands his business 10 espe.t nnr years
Out Iai 90 address ". IN Nsst 2vlhs ieioea svle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
Connirp Uro1rr y for Sale anO q Let

ELEGANT Hudson River country seat and
- farm combined 100 scrr.i eerant views ana shade
heavily fu r. tc cash .qulrei. might et hang FtS
TOR SALE OF EXCHANGE. at Linden. y. j..
4 house ~ age hous and stables . nc fes
tfd acres 'traIOv hYf minutes
from drpot alas immediate pnssess0ni ~ line con
diuou. n. MDpNEl. so Plne-st
FOR SALE.-At Richmond Hlll three build
t. %. RI,HAiti, a larkavc. Sev.Yofk
FLORIDA HOTEL. for rent of sale. The 81.
Clair Hotel Green Cotc llinss ~ Iohns River flofrs
EnGEh1oN. 2a cnaiubris-st
NONTcLAIR n. ito rent. beautiful tone
w cliis1e on mountain side Handsomely plpf'd ana ,t.
water stable deep lawn shade ensite neafNe ol
H." p "a --Ot~. 80 eatf.-t ~
ORANGE. y J.-lNicinity sppcialtyl Real
~ teif tNtfV Vafftv t SOLE nud remit A solo
nlt snu Msrisnn. =. =. LbNAHb nAHit1uN o. nu.
no rin.s.. a. 3.
nRANGE. s. J.-Nicinitv Of IN depot. -
" Iunl sat.n. ntrit tfuet3 10. stpo rom.
~ tu.ufl 'tp'tH. 'tI.F Dnnrrh station
UFAL EsrAIE-O RANGE. y. J.-Fot snlo
~ af fuah' and nHnf HisnnH residences vth
g. w,lilAAs m''n = o"'' He'e n'u
OF lpul rnsh eiil hut tvnndio nnp aud
N ] fsfliW liarfH.rd % hf t.sfi d ..s i4f.
81 ui H"f 1900 if ftI ftHfs
i,asf al 500 tri pniuHl 90 i.iIIu .tHH nutr
hANinf o. IuflH ..aHh. inn % g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
5llunlions tUauleO- AldIeS.

NCUNAN.-Bv ~ Young married man clty
.urnfrt. ~ e'i''' lf Nf '.
tt atf et . . .lus 10 nfr lrff.-fauf go III 'i ih
ih- h.l .riftss Il-li u. ~ tHft t1f fii a' ST.
ltENTIEMAN vpnd ike tu know ~ innn.
- n ffiHr Y n N'
faf lf tN aI .f rfffIfsr f'e.t l' f'i pm . .,,
Gentleman H'I NAV H i.i. ,'f
tr Boo ice nnfl % haIn..a aftta 400 tf'ntfr ~ i'H'
ItEU lN tnutr single unu vi4hta 50 1Hiinl
" .pInnf o. nfI nan. uf. ftr' nHf f''"'''' WIN
w. . 81. 10 tast6 90 st
NiNai it % ro'urod min a. prof sainhh
y DO" &C., anH t's'.fe ".". ''" 's. .',' 80
81. 81 3d.. iA. Wee |iiNsi
VALET uf CONpAAlON, itY nn inl' litrhl
4u. A J. ir.rirn.rs fuW NrlHlHlf ~ n. o., fhi
I.in., LOO. sni hsn Noit 10 Aauiess uA pl
hn isai Tibet
AZ ATcIIuAN on PDRrrR-By young
w Delp.n spoabs tu4..i.A hse tNtntfi hi"" l''is
vs. Aduress0 UAAsNn. No alV Mast euisL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
MANHATTAN l,AlW.y com,Nt,
a. 90 IftRAttt
Nrw onA. oct a. ma
rrIIE ANIMAL MEETING of The Shnrchol,

frHE ANNUAL MEETING of The shnrchod-
! rfa nf the MA NItATrAN EAttW ~ tuNFANN Tor
the pa po.co tnI thiuo'n Director aud lhcn hnt,l
of rrfinn o yri nnH To- trussr' any
iutthr hrinusa that be- brought hr oril VII Zee hrd
tho office 90 the COMPANY, No nrohNt Vow YORK en-
WFpN HpAN. NpN - iNei NJ DO oC0k noon me
polls viii ho open until O'Clock The Directors thus
elected Will h, -, oHrio prctOrH srn OF the Sow nfk
Trvart Raj tpad COMPANY and ~ The Metropolitan tvht"
RAJ company for fhu same frr'n.
Tue transfer huoka Nl 10" cos ~ oct H. ~ O'Clock = i
f. " McWILIGANS
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Providence.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING

FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT or LIBERTY-Sr T.. 10 RTH river
rect connection TO ana from kron-tn. va Annex 30
from BROOKLYN HYLg. Pier

FROM STATIONS OF
NJ r65f ' d GIana T5s A 90 ~ +2
''D''' iro@ BrooSiyn BrGge Pier
TIM 81 ,TT{$ETS$ ETgi;r iglYs l i;st -,
1 Sa'e t siy i9 \ 70 81 a a. M, to o
Dlrec com. ION at Wqvnc Junction or Gcrnan''"n tht
hooker ,li Iorisiowu.
DRAWN ROOM CAR, on all Day Tram. aal sLEErl"3
He'urning ieaye PhlLADELPHIA nth and Grcensts
= m 81 May $40 a m ~, i..o6 D m Thi-d lii
berk.is. at 30 $50. 300 ioo loO, $780, go o.o
Isag s T TIKI. TAX * warren i a3d Us ~ e ~ no.
Dor AwIiIftWsPoRET 50 eifiRy. IrwIsBuRG. ana
MAHANOY CRY at -, 600 a N. $40. , N.
Tor BEApIN Sc ana HARRI> BIZ EG Al 400 lfj. 600 lli5
NJ Loo l5o. 400, 5'jo 545 1900 p Ii sunday at
IoI sCRAN roX a. ~. 200 N s35 m. o,,.
loo 40 $40 5:f5 p M Sundays a. $780, IN
For DK4FTON al 7:l5 m. Si5 p n.
TerTANAQUA at 40. 745. 600 m 100, 100 2i5, 800
Dor BFTHLEHEM. AITENTowN and MAUCH CHUNK
st4oo 7l' 800 a No. 100 l.5o 3Aj, jij p Ill., SUNDAY
I@ EAssroN at 400 7l5 ~ 9ooa m. ZOO. lao. so.
400 +;'V ',l' p m sundays 4O' M. '"''p ~
IAkE HoFATCoNG. at 400 900 a ia 400, $50 p IN.
Tet FLfiINoToN at7l} go a ~, lo) l'jo loo' $780,
Me- 10 a. 9 e 5 7i d5 go 1879 $50 o
100 s.0J IOoOP N sundays AT 4, shl d m, l:5O 3d.
eOop.m
r% FLAINTIELD q 800 900 ~ 7:i5 ooo eao 1922
sso 5':5 500 $50, 200, 500 30 1880, 1900 P III.
fm ELIZABETH al 400 500, Gl5. 6ij,7:i5 $50,
300 50 1000 1880. ll:l5 H. 1900 l245 500, le5o,
2oO2s0 @oU3:3o, 345. 4:o04:l5 4io. +4j 300 j5o
llSo 1900 m SUNDAYS al !. 500 siJ III. 1870 100
$50. 800 1900 pm
J@ newark a, 800, So sl5. G!5 .7l5 80 500, sI5
$50 800 ~ : ei5. lol5 l0ij. lll5 M, 700 ~ A.
il5. 900, 80 800, 80, 400 400 100 DO, 55o 6tj
l2Oppm SUNDAYS at 500, 9.l5 i0,l5 H. 1900 IN
ll5. 500. 800. 800. 6.lo. 500 800. 1910 IN
J@ LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &c. (Al rail- at
500 745 400 m. lao. $50 500 400 5l5 .. m. SUN-
DAYS except Ocean Grove al 400 SO a. 4OD D. H.
fof FREEHOLD-At 7:a5 II q m, $50 4. D. 5.i5 p IA.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at 7.i5
H. ia, l;t1, $3.50 y. M.
yorArLANT1C CITY. VINELAND and BRIDGTTON al
ls3 g. M.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom rlei No : North River. Via SANDY Hook
- COMMENCING = TT -. l-SA
fosEABMGHT LONG BRANCH clc al $50. 1913 a m
SS6, 1Oo. >. M sundays. -.
f~AILASrlC HIGHLANDS at $50 l0l5a. IN $40
300 IA.
T@ELBEEON .AsBUR1 PARK. OCEAN GROVE POINT
fLhh~ANT. ito. at lOI5 a NJ $40 D IA
lot LAKEWOOD. Toms RIVER and BAnNEGAT at 8:i5
&. , m supdVs. 800 n.
sG ss Gag b" o grg Sqq 5 ct ig s S Fer %
.y az, "a. AID a. othayea ltvmgio-st, 10 AM ,5
nss loIk cny. In Brooklyn NJ Nos Conrs, lu, io.d.
sSy ~. ~ lutorsti 2ln Malhattanaivc. Z d. kalb.
NJ !,SR Aiantlcave IN HobOkeu. 254 Washingtou.st,
~ lsn'i, ompany VIII os cheek baggage
IIOTs9 n-tiente tOdestinaton
hr bNLDWTN q p. p Agt. ii6 iibeHy'st' :. - 's'
NIONlNGTON LINE.
"FAVORtTE INSIDE ROrTr~
N5pm
FAREs REDUCED
Trsi-ciass Boston -
Ooff's bonding reductions TO oil points East
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iioo'ns an0 fIuls 60 ie'.

MASON BUILDING.
f1 Stills RS : ON 100 feet FROM SHAVE flegsnt
l SON TEA ion occupancy bay UinaOHs ofeE0.sng
ira psfkt 4 Hfr1Ife sfeam Pc rnd uptn
d .r. stry NJ pleIa ung nct a9N irpr
meuts ,. "a. iiiikHNANh a. co. 400 H'osi"tf
CUTS on + AND HOON~ with irivnie
~ l.Is Dol Hrsf.r 1snt houses zoe iln sli
/ Fast .t}ll4t. rifsf hsttht 1raiion ths
tfff rfIinH Nnshfn. rfaHufY re
rDdarn improvement tt.la Inducements, 4uis si
ianl.
AElii nice ana dosiinblp apartments ~ iin
fisppHsit 700 pee nfai so ''r F'sHt nsht fiss
nnh fuiHs tfINllf H. Ina nifns faHi.
az .u so 5000 pai thn 100 Arii 'H see pi'Hs-s
inNE4I 0fiil a. aDNtN ~ WEST
~ aMst, hmtsHd gui Nasi aatH a. Nianaii 80
IsHltsit
no EAST aOlnssr NoNh and mui.
VS. mes 90 HlaNnl riHms hf t.ni .tHuH wllnuHt
he'id aA'e fn Be- ii"inH1l ,sh Bod s'aHa D. m
~ fANi /, l'ii-Sf, Two large furnished
mams o. iln saalih iu'f g. lot sltiitt laid
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Gi.TAT TuVVK LINZ
A = IL L \ IL L. ! N L n L = "a ~ nm


Oii'AT TWVNK LINE -
AND tNIIIp NTAIl~ NAIL NplIt -. ..
IIan leave NoN Nors via pesbrosscs and 'or"n" nteo'
Ferries .0ilnWs
nsruahurs rtt-hurg The West and South WIN rninaa
ihlatr MS Hettfi 70. NhllN NV 'lA
anU 'hrhso iAmed ~ raror binme Nnpkin" ann 0irup
inH Cars NJ "a m every day
MlllaW-fnri lo,k Haven ~ ~ ~ ~ 'ofif hh' i'Wal
T., cnnhocuF tn'ty fur ti'usyo Petroleum 'enie
And ~ Dt irsnn-
hRlinnorr Washington nnd The south "imio' Washnrt9n
isrtrs-" nf ruiimnu hrlot Cars dHiv rtrrn Hhuh' ~
n. n. arrive Washington tn'p ~ nreulhr VIA u hhl
Nh, ~ n in 500 nud 90 m hin nnl pu am hienl
via n and - v u, and % M. nnd iHm"'i Nh,l"' va
u aud T. " v Rltn ~ ani H. night VIA " anu ~
II H. = aud I" uirtt.
inf Atlantic trv "trrnf SUNDAY ] ~ = M
Iuf emo Nav. r'crtd SUNDAY 10 re-. m
nrsrcr nav JUNCTION. and intermediate stations
rin Nahwav aud Amhov 4ltnudn o. IN IL nonh BIO '"'
y m. on SUNDAY as and an'a NJ. hp ~. do not Sior
NJ Ashurv Park
Ioatso Btootvn Annoy connect WITH gu Nror ~ trlnM
Jersey tiv ernrur spoe'iy nud direct NanEiof TOT
nronkivn 'rsve.
aims rrnm fiiishurg 80 ana llttA N '"u Ah'
1ntn iqii~ an fpVv eNro0' MnnlAL RON
Nashr~'0n anf R0lfmorp q 10 and ~ az ~ ~. lin, I" ~
s..-s 900 1905 aud loss SUNDAY. Go Gao
m 5ana'O Ftnru raltiWore. "'o ~ N.
prtdonhia. 40 30 '''u tic. Z Hc"rt N"nnav
1''ff o. % -. 80 '''il l-P' ':''
-on -.Gn l.Tn 400 lOo5 1000 and lo"5 - SUNDAY.
3-r Goo G25 $50 -05 1885 $50. 80, 30 1000,
md n.
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iiscn rois ano Railroads
NORWICH LINE,
fAVpRirE inside ROUTE
~ posfoN az
WbhttRfth a. SO
NASHUA tans
PORTLAND

Wont tRfthso 40
NAshtA, sans
rnhfiANhsa
aad Ne transfers
Steamers NGUy vt MeIgesteF" sRa "thf ~ hs''A W
leave Pie, A0N u fea, 81 ws,sss, RaHt pet ahess lee
messas 81, feFFs 0a'is except saadass a. y Va
NEW DAY LINE FOR WhURGi,-fare
cornwall H1easns8 JANE BhEff caves hot West
lothst pAliN a. ~ o'clock a M si -, "a az ~
SewYoIl returning ,ame day Soc No Intoxicating liquors
sOd
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER NAILROAp.-C0mmencng October = 1854
through trains VIII leave Grand Central hepnt ,, As,
500 a. Rochester aud Montreal EXPRESS ll"uEH ul'"
$40 NJ Fast Limited Cicago Express with dining cars
Albany, Utica syracuse kothe-ter bGDa ~.
Fails Iue Cleveland ana Toledo arriving AZ Cho"So
l0sn A. m Chicago K1pre-s drawine.room cars 10 Canaan.
"a Rochester Niagara Falls ana Buao' connects TOT
ii a. m Western Nev-yorE Northern Express. with
$40 ~ m- Albany, Troy and Utica Express. through
"a - M, Accommodation 70 Albany and Trov
o. Louis tNprs win s'ee1ilg ga 10y NilgaFi
Falls Bufalo cincinnati ro'edo Detroit and II Louis
Auhnin road snf 10 SARATOGA a-ofO Montreal
pachc Expirs Win seening az, for Rochester
Pu4aln Narara Fails Cleveland Toeio Detroit Chicago
also CLAYTON except saturday ami Maert0wn anu
NsrN o. eyeent ~urcayl . .,,. ID,
~ Nieht Fypr'ss with sleeniug cars 10 Albany ah
Troy Connects with me mouiur trains for The Mcsi ana
for lAe North leXeeni SATURDAY. nghtl. ,
T ckeis sale a. Grand 'enrh penf, 40 . towing
Green 80 amt f2i Hroadwav and a. Wesioos tNnre-s
offices, Pntpace AM s5 Az ~. hioadwaN NrN @ls
and 1913 Washn"on ln1 80 Fulton sts- hr'okyn ana ~
Acconuoia,Ws In ariyurro,m AMI scepn; cars can b
prrurr go ~ th"t Se arcesiu NeNNorA tiS anu al
ST. Na-hngtoU-=f NrlpFlvu.
p,rra oc called I'm tnd checked from residence
Ihoe trains run daily All others daliy ,h.sn Sen Nv
General superintendent Genera Passenger Agent
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NALL RIVER LINE.
FARES REDUCED

rtRsrCrAss BOSTON. ~ 90 NEWPORT AND FALL
RIVER. ~ 90
Limited Tickets Corresponding Reduction TO ALL hAAl
IRN POINT
IN steamers PILG RIM and PROVIDENCE lraNe sew
vo,. Oh alternate DAYS SUNDAYS INCLUDED, ~ b 90
m FINN PIER - \. H.. foot Of Murray st. connection
r., DARnr1" aoal from Brooklyn 80 m Jersey GUY
= Teret, and staerooms may be secured M New.Nork
a. All prncpa hois transfer aud ucGcl Offices al the Ones
ou Irr q, and on Tho steamers
BORDEN LoNiLl. GEO l. 'oNN"h
AsrDts q i'aAn. Agent
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&c Curt

MERTCAN JOCKEY CLUB jerome Park.
~ sep. p and 80 ccioier p 4. e, and a. Races
kin promptly Rf lt.J D
j.. II. CO~l4.l. e D. A. BLLMONI. Prest
NEW-lORk AND HARLEM IA LBOAD.-
y TO Jero .e Park Iac-. sept % and 49, oct z, 4 =
sui J. tr ms uIrec ncipfurs the Grant stand
leave Graud AT Icpo a, ? iO ami I1 returning
after The special fOT lsa ana cent
accom- anring them Excursion tickets cents.
Tickets Gflud central Depot -. as Us aat
90 broadway. Pas plaae aud 30 ling nrpeu
York an Jf1 Washington 81 rooalyn aid - Fourth 4
e. y MFEKER General Pl.s.nge. Agent
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pRnNInENnE LINE

Pare reiuced ia Providence Fifstca~ A. %.
steamers RHODE ISLAND ant " A~SACHu SITS leave
IRON PER- ~ daily except slndaU at = NJ.
7'ieo1ms ANA tickets for a. all principal hoes and
hoEet Office.
". IuPrLE General passenger gent,
WES1 SHORE POrTE.
IVA NLsl snUph 30 UupSOS RiVFn.
A. ..N Do W ffnin faVe IA t7i 4-n.af. turflandf
We j. ''.9's ss stations 4.35 . in Train ieatsl lum
~. asu 1000 i. FHn ui fuifnar sirsn. g thtnusb
tf1is iU Pullman sfrn Del
i..f'ii .In H. tf7n g. n ltitI au aifruafs
'i Ir DfIYsr llssafH iiNlf rnHnn .u.L. st.t 10
fIH slaeiinf aHH taflut ats thtnHah
80 zee sI lua. .1lH n
'Ws I..h tii. ~ ln a iHf 10 FOO p 81 n.
~ m e'''''i 'i." i' 'it"' w. $40 10 ~
,'t-sa's sna hmssias 'fp 'iooo ii.gps ~, a,au ais
/. Nf
t.' hasi',ai aHa ,an4as Last ua &c., oa1bm
50 'ifif itIn Hh a. a. Hi. $1,000 Too .uinhH f. 40
Daily uiift uaHs asih esatpt aunasf
tlh ii fit $500 iHith tufihs uttUHulaia
D tti n o. si" Hlit Hi thttf ttfst1 40 lrhi o.
1, 4titA nh rtl iiHn iuit,hsi htp Amt 49, 49,. .Nl
lft.'i lNih inahe ,, lA nih-a ltt iasi -atl-s
Jt.m nnNtif fehh D. Y. riaiuis "a turtlanni aud
s. 'sr sls ASH Nsst rlurt riatlnu ni Wei sd.st
H. 80, tsed iof nd iio Iatsis mi Irsatncss
"sfis ,an 90 isn ut sei ol.,rs '
'''"~is Hhhhi AUALlI u on. isss a eE1
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AYD SNORT IT
20 TRAINS. ZACH way wTFK.DtYs AND OF
SUNDAY. % -TATToN~ ~ pIILADLl~
PHIA. N NETWORK
F1rres. Train. leave FORA VIA Desbrossc and corandt

DOUBLE TRACK. fHE MOST wpEovEp EQUIP
MINT AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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tWigauf Ictcf once 70 Battery flfn" AMI 'a'' fAr
T6e Veo-t,re rrn.,'r oomp,ny will cal aui ehesS
"" -CHEtII.~ f. rU a. J. r. WOOD
Genera ManAeer General Pa,sr a. gent.
CTAEIN'S
> CITY. RIVER AND HtRnoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Once Pier IT, y. &c., loot Of Cor2alf-,t
oonsiements OF freight forwarded as directed TO any part
UNEouAILED FACILITIES EoR DISPATCH
Orders received ior delivery 81 AN kinds Of iIcl t ana mcr
chard .c 20 any plff o the city
S,-A AND HAEHOR TOWING AID RIVER AND HAIR
EOA LIGHTEEAGr
FREIGHT o. description promptly 2herod 10 point
Ihc ha-ror reason % Pee
STEAMBOATS,. BAHGEs AND GROVES 10 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steam-r- JOHN Il SrARIN ann FRtsIUs CORNING
for NEW-TAVEN lely. Pier L. r. foot of Cor;llndts
nt9p ili,v r-i'u-iiv, e1,e,tsL1
Fre.shi points d. l. & " r Z received IT Pier 10
For NeN.llay,u and points Tast al per Is
CENTRAL SHiPNAlD COnmunpaw. y. DRY Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertling 70 the
construction ana pair %. ves,es
Branch oare ihaye COZ '.d't- open Only uu'l p. N.
VNIE ERIE RAILWAY, nov known as the
NEWNokH. LAKE !IIE AND WE~1LEN RAIL
Arr.9s,me4' o Of tran, nom cA-qoer' Deo
coaches 10 fn .',ariton Tnira sud Eufalo sleeping
coacn's 10 Ciryennt ,inclnnst am Chicago. - ..,..
10y as umc-PUm'n ~eeDn Coaches 10 Bur dio arriving
Ue,rol s!jpm Saauancs 3 IN. C,cyolaud ir2 m
me ram. army. T,ec' ~ : I'd s, ~" II ',, =, y - M
.Dallvl Pac Express = Oht Tram o.
Pullman -hIutor. finira,
Bunalo Niagara Fan, Cincinnati and Cncaro Hotel and
fu1ei snoktng ,Oac go to CHICAGO.
s.l5 n Llnsloni Tram ior he Wei, 10 oo
EufiG lFt-glt.. A - Hl lp.-n ~ j.
las $50 4+O $40 $3.50 $40 ESQ 80 l"u - mdn'ghi-
SUNDAYS - $40 loco m Lao ESQ pm J. midnight .
Paterson "a 7.n 100 ego 1r.u i2roou 40 sfcA 10
JluJi u.lU O.3l $50 -l5 1890 ARD J. MIDNIGHT sun
DAYS 90 80 lo2Ua M lA5 $50 - q m u midni"ht
Ntw1rE and Paterson Newark b.i' $40 go ID ~
40 go J;ju go" .@n ana - midnight ~aluinHF
chIt OhlF. Surdsvs9 u am g 10 $50 p n u ,,
~u1rrh 90 t5I 1000 - i.Jna $3.50 -N ~ > p n -n
y midnight sundays 5i $50 lc2o Ia l45 O~"s III anu
j. nIdni ght.
Warwick 700 lo-.oa ~ A.9opm. SUNDAYS $40 am
Ncwbure anu cornwall 800 "A III $3.50 S:fO - M SUNDAY
Eoniout ami Kingston and Montgomery i5op m.
Goshen - 1909 1870 $3.50 $50 4.3o sl5p sun
day "a $50 lU.-u IL $50 = y a.
Sddetown 5.sa 1909 lO 2Oa m $3.50 i3Os S. pm sunday
54s $50 $50 The trains y ~ and f3n m
VITA Nov YORK, 'ntaro and western Railroad
al Mali.,L 1ht a. tia.L stops al Man--t. nniy. -
POii Jcrvls 900" lu@p IA 4SU 81" H. SUNDAY ''V
Boat leave 2s quarter Of and auartor each hour
fom s:4s 10 40 - every thirty minutes and uOm
lO.f5p u to ia, am every hour
Tickets o. passage apartments ~ Drawing Oou and
am transfer of baggage left AZ tho Company ocns
Nos ygl 157 broadway. lSl Wrst--t y. y No =
Court H.. Brooslyn. or at the C0mpanys Del os 81
Express Trans from the West arrive IN Newl ORR al 4u
'"0 join ~ ABBofI GenI Pass'r Agent. NewYorE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" Trains foI InglewoOd Closict, Fremont q d
]. ui.ni.h ~uIoays Z. ~ and : 10 4
valley M"ns"y =. To &" H., 80" p N
JOnH \ ABBOTT GenI rassr Agent, Ncw York