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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
BURDENS on REAL ESTATE.
GREAT NEED OF AN IMPROVED SYSTEM IN TRANS
ACTIONS.

GREAT NEED OF An IMPROVED SYSTEM IN TRANS
ACTIONS.
To the razor OF The Tr hume
SIR: notice with satisfaction that wel-di
rocto efforts being made relieve the real estate IN
tcress the heavy burdens under which they labor in
al their transactions These the nvrmindole delays
in consequence Of technical objections ana the cOmYl-
Gated aud uncertain searches nccessary the great
expense involved and the want OF an absolute guar
anee thar after all the tic is correct. II is high tine
that something b. done, and unless improvement IN
present stupid system - made, the uncertainties VIII
multiply. and the expense Increase until they practically
prohibit dealings land ut any rate for snail holders.
person takes deed 70 the wrong lot and builds house
upon be pre tna error is discovered and then has 10
the house. This hut one OF many instances con
siauty Of serious vrNOn and loss due 10 some
ones blundcr passing the THE. There i no reason
why Ncv-Iork and Brooklyn sapUd not nave toe
advantages OF improved systems of mde1ing, of
C-IstIatiJu and Insurance u titles, ava or
INC con ,cqucEt @Ui sasrtF Of transfer
eulpyed 10y other cities There Is no more legitimate
province Insurance than against the risks many
tncul unavoidable involved IN ali dealings with uc> O."
Tel estate uIG any SIS cI oi recording ana cXtnlNt
ton and itC.dy under the clumsy and dangerous one
use here.
The IcuIuls pro- O,ed sCcm practical and Valuable dd
every effort support OF them, whether public or phi
Natc, should lie heartily cuCOuTtgod, BHuhkh.
NCs- YORK, JulC 4, 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
TO CURE ROUND SHOULDERS.

To ne EdttDT 81 The IrtGUHe.
SIK More than thirty years ago | got a
habit Of being round shouldered In trying TO tnd q
remedy the following plan. which grew out Of my
knowledge Of anatomy, came i'm sight Hook the fingers
o. TIC hands together raise the elbows high the
shoulders and Pu!l Ike shoemaker. The muscles about
tie shoulder-bades 10 keep them in place, are thu,
stIengt.eHed aud d short enabled To- hi then
proper Office. Nucu lynn, ou lt hac press The h-ad oh
Tie ~. -O a. u chest ~ Ton the bed
wblc YOU are reclining. This strengthens the
that should uOU tue mead erect Nuel standing orstuc,
the head press against spncbLe .oj, repeat
the operation. Ey ltfc thought at other tucs To
these mus .le the Gitic .ity nay DC OycttOLo l.. \"
Ehc1sa, " j., June ~, l~-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
THE BELL QUESTION AGAIN.
, yIa

o TWt Y TIT Ut TIT I" n
SIR: Grace Church is spending thousands
DIETER sent to The Fresh Air Fund TO help build up
living temples -" IN rebuilding The spire and ranging
bells. IL late in tia day. Noise il a nuisance; bella
belong past time. The CONGREGATION does not live
within hearing the bells 9th churches have differ
eut hours The Hegh5OrhOOd is disturbed. To those
who live an the ueshbOfhnOd of several Of these noisy
churches, with d1ercHt IOIrs OF scIY"c tIc almost
stan ringing Of one or aIOther tral. There Is
hardly an bOur ~ Iest There was tne when COuImOn
people had no feelings which the Church bOILd TO
respect Those days are passing away. Let US have
peace. L.
Van Yorl., JlNe II. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
}LOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA IJrES.
N..n-l..L hA InmX n DIVE \ -. L WIZ.


-,
i"o'P %" '"'" We ~ ' " '' ~ " "
th''f'Hc ".''' 'l' '"' '''' - INV d '' '' ''''
interest !" l'' '''P''V '"' 9''oA VI "'L'"'' H''HS
"ahn" anu "'''e'" W" '0 '
va " -, 49,, ~, ~
-, -. -. I'D .,
'.i -, =, -, .,.. 49,. D ..,..., .rI.
WIS PAN ''' "'''' ''"' Ht'''' o. '''' "-' '''' i
hrsi hgfrs Tor Lhr general market Hcd tu Weihhr17
but the movements referred to were Delayed only few
,rinute. .r tI,r o..rur Ia the fret herr delaware
80, -, Co... - ,.. .. -. :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
DIAMONDS AND CoRUNDUM IN AMERICA.

To The razor Of The Tribune.
SIE:I have just read your article upon
The First American Diamond" biased upon an inter
view with General l.. Chugnan in your issue Of yes
ter1av.
| am afraid that General ClnCman's enthusiasm
or the old North State has OyerbOrne his regard
for historical accuracy Near Un0nvlc, in Chester
County Penn. cOrundum min-d prior To 1870. u
found in and in crystals loose IN the soil IL
had also been found prior to 1910 near Media, III Della
ware County, in crystals loose in the soil.
80 not wish to detraat one iota from
the services which General ClinGman has
has rendered 10 science bn must say that cordndun Is
an uncommon mineral in America, Ol the most re-
Gently discovered localities for il being IN Lemon
County. Pennsylvania. | have yet 10 meet any
body has ever mado anything by mining
II. | know several persons VINO have sunk
considerable cash i'll such operations. From CHESTER
Mass CO1sa County Alabama, II has been foind ~
many localities and few blne semitran 1lucen
fragments may give HE nope Or sappnes, OF some req
fragment for runics, AMI mcitc 10 He>a
investments. I have very httle hope OF
finding diamonds, sappAireS. ruhies, TN, OF
platinum in North America IN paying quantities: MS
Tory the Mining venurct or the country aside from
coal and from 1860 would he very interesting ana
perhaps delicate reading TO many capitalists investors
scientists and experts who ave hugh bundles OF eN
CHAs. H. PENNYrACKER
WCst chester, Tenn, June 2 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
EARLY CLOSING on SATURDAYS.

To the EdttOr Of The IrtbNHc
SIR: hope YOU will find room in your lib
columns 10 speak 81 the generous merchants ~ oar
city Who close early on Saturdays in summer and when
ever a saturday follows legal Loidty close botL days
and tins give their men opportunity to enjoy with
Their families htte taste o! freedom from business
caIes. True, there Is not woman who will not
work all tie harder pay for tie holiday and the
merchant Is moro than repaid by tue extra "a o. Dis
employees But do mol believe that s-su- actudtcs
tho heads OF The large houses who adopt tns plan be
hcyc E the outcome OF tIe uaulty AID philanthropy,
winch marks better feeling between capital and labor
in TN. department oil industry. J. NJ DRAKE.
Acll- mn. IIhc 70. LEI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
CLEvrLANDs "FUrlLE DALMANCE."

To me EditOr Of The Tribunr
SIR: If Grover Cleveland is nominated by
the Convention that meet Chicago July q he
Will be over}g IenIny dcieated in this state The In
dependents Democrat" party number very large
urrrrta = Of that party. Ec Democrat. lie -
irving IL do two horses (the Democratic party and the
independent aDt-Elau rpublcans, winch are going III
dGorep, directions and his strlddc not Sufficient
therefor lie Will certainly fan to the ground HIS
"CiyI service Reform" uOuSoDSc his signing the
ca4b Roosevelt bill MA failure to sign the "Teuure Of
once bil. his interference in the Buffalo Convention,
his personal comfort au1 s.dcion letter his veto
the Five Cent Fare" blil. ms Know N1ilu- record,
his Know Noiiing condition. his indor.cW. ut by the
Albany MdnHn- uaCbiuo, and many DINER acts and
oiu!ss 81 li-, I uu- 10 make him the most EnpOtu
lar Democrat "a This If he snail receive thc uOm
nation Chicago urrah for Blaine" or any other
man of positive liOuouhCrd COHvl tons. Cleveland
is Il dawdlsr, tInc>cryer; III politics a nobody
Az OLO-TIME DEMOCRAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22

To He Edttor Of me Trtb0,ts.
SIR; | would like, through the columns Of
your valued paper to call The attention o! those in whose
power it lies correct it, 10 ev. IN Central Park At
about the centre OF the east side Of the reservoir and in
little valley the footpath the bde-road Riders
u.h past FIJI speed. Last week no less than
three times Hlc children. who reckessy along the
cro,sin. were IN danger Ofbeing over. sign with
DO officer Ne ar to enforce It's direction bids an restrain
their specd-an idle kerry raised by lille men. FER
hans our Park Comma AOuers Will sage of their etharcy
wnen the death OF feow-being them the
face. G. X. II.
hetr- York, June 10. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
THE DANGEROUS IRISH COAST.

To III EdifDr Of Ihe Trt6UHe
SIR: Your Broadway Notebook says
Engsbmen thinking OF running the mail steamers TO
this country direct from Holyhead order avoid the
dark dangerous Irish coast etc. Not much matter
this be done except that their letters
by round about way and take perhaps twelve or
fifteen hours longer 10 Eoret least ul the union
saaii o. broken when shall certainly to pass OF
4sarss, II HeaRd hsa ssl:SCyesEment sue would have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
EARLY AMERICAN PREsBYTERIANISM.

EAltl.1 ANLklCAN l'l-INDl I>hi.A-NA'oAl.
To the razor Of The TTtGUHc.
SIR: In The TRIBUNE of June l3 there is
an aruce referring 10 tie date Of early PItsny terrain
Ism IL this country. Two mistakes in that article ought
70 be corrected They in the following words: The
Prcsi terrain minister preaching in America was the
Rev. Francis Mackenzie. lie crossed The ocean IN lGs3.
and tho following year organized a church III snow
HU Md, the first Pres lyteTdn church III America"
Contrary these statements ii has been abundan0y
proved nom church. state records, that Richard
Denton, pTcsbytcIau minister, preached ID HcMscad,
J. t. thirteen years commencing MS 3bors there d. lGli.
preceding NaErnic forty The Presbyterian church
81 JauaIcl. L. l., stI large and ourshug estab-
lisbcd ia 1906. Se &eylus Encyclopedias a PreSbyier
gu.sU ia american L. ID. OAkEI
SDragGeid, /. l., June 90, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
STARlN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARRoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

ohce Pier Is. n. r.. foot of Cortlandtst
Honsgnncuts OF fire. ght forwarded a dected N r ..
OF the world - ~"
UNECUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kind, OF ircibt ~ r
chandSe 10 any part OF the city
SEA AND HAEBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAN
EoR LIGUTERAGE
lr'fh ofevery description promptly yhte-cd IN amy ,.
IN The harbor AT reason Die rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO C,.p
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers JOHN II srARIN aid FRAsrUs CORNING
ior NE"-HANEN leave Pier Is n Il foot M, ,,,,,ilt,
~ . p n diy. Saturdays o1ceptedl
i'hh' Tor points On D.. L. W. r. r. received at Pier Ia
For N'"-iI"ycn ond points Fest 81 Pier Is
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND r..,o, go.
halst. 49, 'O'' VI " ils"
man HHIPfAHn. Communipaw. n. DRY Docks
'""' ~" ioi''r shops. Everything app,r,.pi,g q, a.,
'"'.r' ''' r.r'ir % sasse. - '" 10 '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
Kingston, ~ T., June 10, 1884.
THE BATTLEFIELD OF SARATOGA.

SIR: In TIE TRIBUNE's notice Of lIaddcn's
Journal OF BurgpyGes Campaign, by General iIoIduo
Ro1ers the reviewer speak, OF the battle of FrermlLs
Farm September 49, l777." aud apparently Of another
hattie. TIN, time At another place, "oIr2toga, month
later" The iva battles which led immcdiIte.Y 10 Bur
soyu,'S cdptuaton, at what IS ScAuyeryille,
october =. 1877, we're fought substantially the
ground uoluIUs u the LTn Of q Mr. Freeman The
Vt led september 10 l777 ana the other OclOser
l777 TINS farm was, aud probably still is within The
limits OF Old town OF SariO a. at The nttlH village of
iyemls IIeIghs village of Saltwater, and the
battles are y1llOusly named reemAus Farm, saltwater
BenIs Heights and Saratoga c. M H.
BuSLu.JiOa, Juuc 20, 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
FUNERAL or MRS. MACK.

Father Bernard O'Relly sang Il solemn re-
QUEEN at ST. Francis Xayier's Church. in west
Sreenths yesterday for the rcpOse OF the soul Of Mrs
RhOda r. Mack MonsgnOr Capel delivered the funeral
OratOn and the music WAS furnished by Father White
and male choir oi sixteen voices large number Of
friends present. There weIo no pal-beafers. The
burial was AZ Calvary CemeterXs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22

= ert Re Tles Is 'OlIoWs: . , =, -
$40 4, 8, q, i aud m ami l. night suns avs bl1 =
- imltel and 10 M d, aEl 5p M, aBd ~ night
iTams leaving NewYO.k dpy except sunday. 49, snd
ll.u IL, |, .. a. and u, connect al Trenton tor
Camden.
Rcuuug trains leave BROAD s. station philadelphia 2sol.
ST., so, i:.5 .eIccp, Monday 800 $50 $40 $50
II, and l:5 IN uuted xpres- Is aid go p ~, !,
3 q, q, ti3 1:iO 4j ana on sunday l.Ul, $40,
$40, 4, a. ,, $50 ~. = t3.10 Limited U!Iu 40. 74S
daily eN, ept sunday
Ticker orlcca 49, $40 and pa broadway Aston House,
lnu foot OF DesOIOssr- and audt Streets,
and Brooklyn Annex station, foot Of FuitoR.st,
.srant Ticket Office NO Battery Place aid Castle Gar
1en.
The Ncw-York Transfer Company will call for chccJ
bagg Iso ffom hotels ami residences.
CHARLES pUGH. Y WOOD.
General Manager General passr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
! ~ ERlE RAILWAY, better known 80 ,he
= NH"'fokh. LAKE tRIE AND Mt.rt'iI ~ ~, rs


'cnb's y 'Ey,pt sundays Day Express. dawn, mn
eo.c1cs IL" ,I o. Luiri and Eualo seoSas
~ .2ni' lmrt' vprc.. -\o extra ,,yg,
49, a. NAsar4 ras an, HI9i,'t,r ,, -, nr
ou.un.t s. y, pw a. a. '"'. r'' an Dl.v, Gland los N
in, UHs %Tiyo ro'elo 81 pu,ard Iu.u.apo \ vl"c-
lulmau Day AM -ir,,i, ~, 1 ,,. " 81 a .ul =: -
ilHct Sio.,.. . ", ',., GA ana chicago. io,, apf
o. =, "~ Mn Dad. -i"ut IRAN Tor tlo Wos'.
u" an" IassIic 5:-,7 .up 300 'HHoap, d, -
9In,A1 10 80 l'.'o1 m l.t5 t..pp nm ', N Sat
81 so 9So TOGO am IL noon Is
days ~ 800 Io:-u m Ia q. % 10 n, ,nshi S'n-
Wall ana t4icsto1 va NeNaikb S.tI iI.,, nh 10
Ia sh,s only sundays o. - ap .iP,, 81 ~ 'NNl s''Nu"
T. niGn. Nh ~ ~ > }i'o ,..ufto Sl5p ma
l. mruilbt '"""J' 'l' $50 logo Las $3.50 y = M I'D
MaGi'Se , sS,I 70 a1a m i3opm >uul,,, stosr
""''" N"H orh"ah 40 4a0Gpm surl,x
&.aao9t "a 1ai Kingston and Montgomery M ann,
Go,hen - ;OSe io5o "a $50 81 Isos sl5pm sn,.
tiidd!cio|n1tf '0u9 lu5-Jain $3.50 AMOS SCI , 500. a.,
+, r,,-i Nth ' ~ "a. IAg tam. 6ud 81 "a "
Il" N"ns, !ho9 IA tl-a stops a. Main It DIV ""I'Ai
,, - ', lV- Am i.'u Sla pm. sunday IA
Boats loNc g ,t quarter Of and qu,r,.r ,,,, .. , a.,
' t' 40 10 ~ 4, Va o'riy thrty minutes. audi nm
lieNes Tor pastto aut ap-rtm"utsin uraNiny ,,,, am,
rn,r % baggEr n,sy De ic At & 1 tsS s"gS,as
Np' . iVl ol %, BtpadwsJ. 49, Nust.sL n \ ~ I
Types trains nom ti- IVES. arrive h Ne, Vork n IN
JOHN n. ABBorI Uerl Pass'r Agent. Ncvyors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" Trans leave Tor In icNopI Clo,,rr p,e,r,,, -
.Es,A Su tpaml s. 451 j. 30 90 $3.50 n h, ~ ,,s
hlkm, s"ndays1 pam AID 7.lbpn W - 'u"'-
s,N,.1n' spring Valley ana Monsoy g.lO 10 am41o,w
JOHN n. ABBOTT. oenp pa..'r Agent N.w.yors.
S~ @Asr Sssa'"Ssss and Rsasesas sec E.a.l1 lass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
Mr.. CHApwICK,s TnEoLoGICAL OPINIONS.

MN. tIlAlJNIC Ilit'l1Obl''' - '''''~
TO the Edttor Of the tribune.
SIR: II NAV we'll be thought ungracious in
me TO ind any fault whatever with Characterization OF
myself so OK tremcly generous the main that pub
hshed in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE of June Is Bnt eigr MS
are seldom altogether true, and the epig aminauc para
graph with winch the sketch was concluieh did h'''
think in one two particulars, give correct impress
sion of INV opinions certainly do not regard The Bbe
a. group of fraudulent preieuyons." That many or
s books were not written by the persons whose names
they bear is capable Of easy demonstration Ru the re-
puted an horshp was. in almost every case, assigned
with absolute sincerity and for reasons thought 10 be
sufficient Is also generally conceded that there are
books in the Bible which are put forth as tue work OF
men who had no hand III writing them The most rota-
BILE instance il the book OF Daniel In the second century
b. il put forth ny pous and patriotic N"'cs-
bean as the work OF Daniel prophet Of the sixth cen
fury capvitv But in the second century B. e. 70 as
crbe prohccy to prophet who had been centuries
dead was considered perfectly legitimate method Of
prOpasatIng favortc idea 1t is SIMPLY mOnslr0us 70
import modern sense of p opcIty III ld's mo the
Ola Testament New Testament times Even IN nah rs
pears time this sense was feeble ana yet had p,rh
growing stronger for dozen centuries he nnumlaDe
borrowings OF Shakespeare were CERTAIN ho pIEidi
In our modern sense. As Htte were thr 'NcSiuohs OF
the Bible authors Of the honor OF their works frauiucn
ANY modern sense OF literary fraud. AMI furthermore
matter Of the Bible To my present thnlin contents
have organic life and spiritual function that Oh not
belong 20 their iFadltlOnai nttTpltlaOh huchh dHu
Keim are ony negative as Calico az knplhA ere
negative They di-p2cc lower affirmation Win
higher. And M general 7 cannot hv any means allow
that negative and destructive CIitcsm has been the
principal characteristic OF my work que sure mat
those VINO know me best find me Affirmative AMI con-
sructiye in the MAN. AZ IL appears TO me Ii mas Deeh an
attempt mediate between the results OF modern scehco
and he pelSscHt aspirations and pcrsua5lOnS OF he
sOu TO 90 through Materiasm and come out un0n the
side demonstrate that science spiritua1es mat
Ter rather than materiazes mind that infinite ee-
implied in every step OF evolution that the ethics
OF evolution mOTaz- the universe because they are the
product OF its universal ani persistent fe II these are
mere neRatiOnS. never make al affirmation. Aud
yet would that bad half Of all The - Is ana graces tha
are ascribed 10 me i'm pulpit sketch. Yours truly
BROOKLYN, June H. 1854. JOHN W. CHADWICK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
SCOTCH PIONEERS IN FLORIDA.

TO the Edtf0r Of Thc TrtLHHc
SIR: I he incloSed list of names hand You
are Florida Pilgrim Fathers and some OF the prominent
Original scotch settlers who slytyonc years ago settled 10
Walton County, Fla near Lake de iunIak some OF them
were VA 10 manhood when they came 10 FLORIDA ana
nov. n The winter life they long hear from iner kH
and c4iIIhDOI companions whom the defective poS'-
system existing florda hy yeaI- agb cIJ them HoH
Viii IHE iEIBt Ms Scotch readers Rudy look over Tue
names and should they hud kmSmau IN the ust com
fpuDioate wllI The Hon. C. G.. Banl, LAKE dc iuuLsk
fIorid. bOU1HLASD.
Lux de Funiqt I1a., June *, 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

-RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
~. KILL MOUNTAIN5-Llnlin a. Cranstons west
Point, Cornwall Newburg, Mar bJIc Milton POuRhheepso
and EsOpus connecting with Ulster AMI HriawaTe stony
Glove and Catskl Mountain and Knaterkl faiIrolns
steamers CITY ~ Sin sstOn and James W BALDWIN ebyo
every week day at pier foot OF HaIrson ST. N H. tx
ccpt SATURDAYS when 'y OF Kingston lcye' 81 p H. III
Rjndout direct making wayandlngs CONNECTING E,
special train for an SUMMER RESORTS THROUGH Inn
CArSKlLL NOUN FANS.
4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN. ,. H., IA
Leave Por Al. H. OF Canas every week nay a''
D. m. ,.., 90 ali stst,o,. ~,
RTicEct. sold and baggage checked 70 All s|1oh' 9
New YORK Central r. H., and oOi5 i'@'"' s"'' III
passage aud statcrOom berth.
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
y Steamers CITY or TROY ana ~ "a IOth iSa.
a. North River foot Chriftouher.s.. daily etCep Ai
m conncctinc with mora Tor tie North aAl
west steamer touches at ALBANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22

'CHE NEW AND FAST
1 steamship
VI l. IA / 4 g.
captain Grace.
sails fOr ilyerIno. " EDN l.-uAN. JULY IL
TINrI NO44pi 90 'Iu-l HItA Gays. 10 hoir- Al min
tIIiST \tN 40 "1 Lin -lU.. daJ4 II h- is ANN,
fa-tfSi bN RECORD
Saloon. $50 TO 500
Choice rooms .uI superb Accommodations
ApI..to 4 N.I. IIi 1851
Wa-lInat"r EuldIIs Iatt,r, Place .rw York
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w l<liIb -lA us A.,D ROY NJ AIL.-TF.tAif.tlS
.. FOR QlI LN-IONs AED LIVERPOOL
MI .h.. NJ % u o. ~ ...--a.u A. o..
MR. - APT lsIh'--....I hui4,uv July %. 100 %.
,lhIA ,1,l NJ a dlv ~ '.,'r ~
IRON TIE WHITE STAR DOCA FOOr OF WEST
RATES Saloon. $50 i Gili,f s,o, p.,,,, m
ut, only. $50 '
inspection o. plans other information apply attn,
Company sOnceA ~ - broadwAT S.W-iOrA
h.I.tOtlI@. Ag,nL
PED STAR LlNE.-For Antwerp and porIs.
u, Ealing tom Nrw.YOIk anI Antwerp every Saturday
/, ~ '. l.NlN N"tu'ily, juno % - %.
r.. ia - .-...... saturday Jnus D. - a IN
saloons f.'tl. 'nm, suo4us and bathrooms amt,ship,
hdl0on 100 10 $50 excursion. ~ 10 Ia 500 second ahn
In Tor outward pI pIA rECutsuu. tJh.
~ piep1rl uOA Antwerp. as excursion so mcud NJ
OeddIls Oto PETER WluoHr n SONS.
oVhoiA Agents, W broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
RAILROAD.
4 On and after Feb 27. 1884.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Desbrosses and Cortsndt ttrse7
Ferries follows:
Harrisbrg Pittsburg the and south, with Pullman
Palace airs at ached q and p m. daily NeWl ork
and chicago Limited Of ParlOr Dining Smoking ADD ssep-
irg cars NJ q n every day.
Wlllamsyort Lock Haven m p. m CORY ana Erie ~
r. connecting CORY for Titusye Petroleum centre
on Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south. Limited Nashington
Pullman PaTlOr Cars daily except SUNDAY, 10
m, arrive Washington 4Qj m; Regular via - aud =.
al g. aud 80 $40 and PIN. and ID night: via
i aid o. 2 r, and NJ. and = NJ ght sunday VIA Is
and r. b1j q m .. and IL nght via k. and y r.
: u III ni Jht.
htanfc sunday with through car, p m
For apo May, except SUNDAY. iitiOa N.
ranu Head Junction, end nterne iinte stat o1s
Railway AID Amboy, II noon. $40 o p M GA
sunday - 4 m. and 3 do stop az Asbury Park
~ al rOu ID trains ~
CITY rliUg a speedy snd direct tansier for
i5roOkl VI travel 1890 -
Trans 4Tlyo- From Pttsrurg Clo aud 1870 $50 and
1920 d nj daily, au1 a. daily except Monday From
Washin l,oD and Baltimore g. o sn6 % $40 $780,
b. G. H.20. 1893 and loss sunday, go $50 a m,
.U5 and 1925 IN Baltimore, 100 M
days g 20 T. From pl4le IAA. 80. 20 $50. q % I.
Ike Monday 80 $50 IO.4b, 1880 a l-O 2 s 80,
so. j.3O GAO 740, 40, 500. $40, 1905, 1870 and
-. sunday 800, o.-o ESQ, 30, w. llSJ
600. 1.9J. Q:.p. lO.Ol. u. ID and LO3- ~.