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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
I Peunsylvauia RR foot Cortlandt-
st and pesbro.aea.t

- SfehhyVauia RR foot COTt landt
stations IN NeW-l0rk st and pesbr0ssesst
- .. . tFhla 4 Read. mr. foot Liberty at
LEAVE NEW YORK. commencing June a. ls541
For South AmbQT, via Phila & Reading H. r. 400 7;45
300 llioe 1890 li46. 2i30 o. 500 S4s 7 30 m
sundays 400 $40 q m 300 400 m. via. PenR X n
4:lb, 900 a m. y
For NataHan SO. via Phila. Rsadng RR 400 7.4j
900 lIioo m, 200 LAP 23o. 100 $40 8 s., 1880 p
4ls 40 600 1890, tl0 BOO TOO p. IN sundays
4l5, 900 a m, 300 D. m.
Ocean Reach sgrng lake sea Grit Point Pleasant TO- VIA
Philadelphia aud BE aiding Rfe, 900 lad, 0;ON, hoo NJ
1900 noon las, 80. iO0 1870 646, 1870 p. Sundays
mot 1toppinK at Ocean Grove Asbury Psk 4o1 E45
a 1870, 400 NJ via PonnsYlvnDa RR AIS TAO 300
1900. $40 $50 N, not stopping AZ FED Bank 40.
300 100 ,. Sundnys stopping at Grove
bury Pars), 4,lb. "a ~, 8
For Freehold via PhsAopIa and Reading RR. 745,
Philadelphia and Reading nm, l46, Loo p ~. FOR taRo-
wood. Toms River Jnl Barnsga 81 DnO M l4b 43O
For foms River Via Penn RR. ut 4b. 40 AlOp ~.
For vineland Drdgetsn Atlantic Ciy. &c. via Phls a
g o HANCOCK J. r. WOOD m NIEMAN.
o. +. 4 T. A., r. & Il RR O. A., r. Rr- Aotg supt
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
aud tho All rail Grand Central Depot.
Three e1press trains daily sugfays excepted TO Boston a
sleeping cars sundays at 10 p with palace sleeping
Newport express leaves Graad Central Depot at
p arrives at Newport 1888 Psror attached
n. W. PDPII L. A
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Brooklyn.
HEIGHTS SEMINARY.

IL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The Fall Term Of the 81 viii be september 2fth
The advantages Tor nBIsoi education superior, tho
appointments way library apparatus cahzets OF
uia History, ETC. being liberal illustrated lectures the
Fine Arts Modern Language and Music taught by masters
Instruction thorough HORe influences ihe best
CHARLES T. WEST. IL. d.. Principal.
l.S Montague ST., Brooklyn, r. l.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA VEST sHOrr o. HUDSON RIVER.
All traits except the 7Aun Rhd i:j1 D. trains leavs
h0m We't i1dst Coraadt aud besBfosses st. stations
Tue i'ie ~ ani 40 ~ trains leave from Vest i2dit
only
FOR Chicsse and Detroit loooa m. $500 p ~. Pullman
stfpIng ans iffnrsh ~ bs't iftss
suspension bridge Nlaeara FANS BuHals. NtWefk and
To h'si'i. uVo . ~ = sleeping pail0i
fyatus- and oneiss 7.tg 'Ib0H M sspn
tfHrs f4n. 1000 ilpp M ar ~
AtusIt. IUat. q 80 4. le.Ous
fatR.dsi rnh Lake esnire spAreis ~ ~ i % ~
BNup ~ HpRni Ishs Wiih irystihf rlhlt smUkhf rats
dy tsaphsa ehd hlsei nsflst tats
staisn iptts4 1889 - Win sunst rstsi 90 thfehS
Without thbhfs
tirses ~ alsssish '7iu, aso 80 1000 u 20 -r
fstpyia. o.lt1 Aspsi4s Haasa Hl.ilaa B,sta,ssit
Easisissiu huaisi sHai~ii flaa M fheanls, 90
~ fvs o. 10 - hausi fsil'i 'aiS " anAsi 80 ~
fsi nsfts.i ssd t.,aada ssi, 700 "a $50 n ~ asa
" tss 10 hni-ipE- PAei anl ssstHE p-fs iLsses
Cs.s,I .sd orasslos 'Ji0 500 1000, iao n, &c.
80 toas al, s9eR,a s4ohm
sEai ~ ualniss tIusp hutdAT.
iOT tlrktts uns iablaA, SHIlsi or sseping
gnn ia'sr-alieR apply " Offices ptrsy
CITY, Pona n n. Station, hssShs llk Nashns va
bTsakyn Csut a. AnRoI scos, foot Fulton ~ eAS Ful
ton al, and Dekabays, Newly OK cry lg2, 90l, $685.
t4C lsal bToaar 1871 shave 1913 East lssthst Pena
h. H. stations feet OF csraBdt and DesbrosseA a., ssd
and fSa hotels and residences Orders be let
HENRY AoNETT Gsa Pa,s Ageas
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L and after Juno 20. 1884.
AND UNiTED STATS MAIL ROUTE
1Tnln' eave Now ios via Ds'bro''e' and 'o''u' S'e
Hsr1.s PItt.6arg tho West 99d south With pag.s
and bcsgo limited Of ParioT Dining SMOKING aai sssp
v's'psT, Icck llaysa Cory and E1..
p ~ Connecting at Cory for Iitus'Ie Petroleum cent"
D1@or. Wan@Eop Pna the sSa,h %t% 1 w,,S.s
a. M arrive Washngon t05 M hesular, VI, . aud Z
AID doto Rd an3 m a and az nt aug snna u,
aud " Kg iSs IN, ~, 9p m and ~ night VITA Il 'Ao'@'
EsT AtanG 9 .ISeg sunday T % through car D"
iSos GFncS 6sy e.d JangtcP ana nloe,a,s at's n
$40 40. .. aud a. on -u.asy' tl5 and Ga IA aAa
~ 80 not sop a 1so @nOrsc Nm
jersey CITY, arordDg speedy and direct transfer toe
Trains aiiyo STom Pig,eorE eio and il2o n 7ac aai
Ws,hingion aed RaltmorS go and $40 a m, l2o so
s1V G9 o. aSI oSS ana m aV From hamor go ~
f!sa FSil'dsgEp 56 GiO ego go ISSrpl %o3se,F
100, 1885 $50 b20 COS, lO2O and 1888 p sunday,
$50 500 835, $50 7'05, lls5a M $40, 49, 80 IVY
'O'-' -"' ~ no PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EAcg Wy wEEED4Ys AZ, yO Of
PHIAI Q IN NEwYoEK.
DOUBLE TRACK, 1uE MOST IMPROVED rouIs
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
E1pres. Train, New.YOrE VIA Ds'srOsses and cOrana
Go 74O 5 $50 and 10 Limited. II, 1910 m gay
$40, = s. s. Z, and p m. and i night Slnasys 6l6
limited and IA. g. :, 5 and sp asd II night:
Trains leaving Ncw.York daily. except sunday go
s:s0aad az /, 2. :. end connect at rre
ton for Camden.
Returning raluS leave Broadst station Philadelphia l20.
SI5, $40 t. 4:35 except Monday, 500. 30 20 s5J
H. and ii M Linn ted Express 100 and 5-9 p ny,
8 T. h t. $3.50, 40 145 and On sunday l2:Oi &J
$40 4 40 $40 a. /. $40 Limited. $50 90 ID
and m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $50 ID
daily except sunday. -.
and foot u be3bros,os aud Coianii Streets coart.i
BTookiyn' BHsAs Hotel Hoboken; station Jersey ClY
Fmgran Ticket ONCE 10 Battery Place aud Castle Car
den. a., 90, -, . 49,, -
barg axe from hotels aBi residences -
CHARLES r.. PUHH, J. X WOOD, -.
General Manager General Pa'sr Agent
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PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILROAD

MAGNIFICENT PAELOH-CARS
and tho elegant st. Imers
sr.JoHNs. CITY OF RICHMOND andJEssE uoYE
CHOICE or ROUTES by sandr Hook or AII.Rail
Leave York; IRON foot OF RECFoR-sT.. PIER No
$ y H. wcck days. $50 0. II a u. u.s. 3.l5 445
p. H.. sundays. o. Il o. ~, 6:Ij p. N.
from foot o. Libertyst, weekdays 7!5
. Il a m. l2 M. l45 $3.50. 1880 5t5, $50 p.
days I, 7:t5. a. m. l. m. p.
Direct connection AMI from Brooklya via Annex
Boats Deweea Jerey city and Bridge Pier Brooklyn. TICK.
cts baggage checks az fu Information may DO obtained
no following; Oncos u tho Company.
NETWORK:
Nos 0l4 and 1898 Broaiga. 1857 sizth.aye. l25
l.5st station foot of Rcc.ogs, and station foot OF lib.
or.y-st.
BROOKLYN:
brooklyn Annex station Bridge Picr4 cOurtst. $50 Fu
toast
FOR MONMOUTH PARK RACES,
each Tuesday rhursday and Saturday until August ~
Leave Ncw-Yolk from p or No n. H., o. IL q NJ 1915
1915 p.
Leave NowYork from foot of Libertyst. r. 745 o. IL
2. d.. - ~: l2l5. l246 >. III. ..,..
General Manager Gen. Pas, and Ticket Agt.
HP.BALDWIN,G.E .P.Agt-ll 9 Liberty.st, y, Y.
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
For BOSTON and all points EAST.
Tho only direct Lao to WATCH HILL and NARRAdAN.
sBrT PIER steamers PIER SO n. II. daily except
sundays, AT p m.
Three trains from steamers landnr through
First train arrives hour aheat OF any othor line
connections in BOSTON FOR THE EAST.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence Worcester. Nashua, and all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
Train leaves Providence from steamers landing A.
through TO WHITE MOUNTAINS Fsbyans without change.
ParlOr attached.
Steamers Rhode sa,d and Massachusetts, PIER
20 y. r. daily, except sundays at p. m.
Tickets and state for beth lines may he secured
NewI ork at Astor 257 397 457, 1876. 9l2
way Ffth Avenue and Windsor Hotels in Brooklyn at 9S3
WashiugOnst $50 Fulton.st
send for summer excursion book.
+ W. POPPLl. q. Z. A. III Westst. " Y
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lnstrncilon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CUARLIER INSTITUTE, NcW-Iork City,
~ Jos west 53th-st.-oH Central Park.
For boys and men from 10 20.
HeOpens Septemper -, looi
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
\ no 1873 BROADWAY near DIST. Am wear. Primary
Terms moderate. NJ NJ HOBBY, W l.. An y, Principals.
Tor Young Ladies-City.
I NEW DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS,
~ SAMUEL BNEAELEI. Jr, y. b.,
g East Forty-hfthst 49,
NJ. BRFARIEY VIII Poe al homo mornings from 70 u
after September J. Commune addressed as above vii
reach hun The school viii open on october y.
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS,
w 46 East 5St e0peHs her school OF Dung ladies' ma
under ten years Of a2c oct Classes Tor adults
January Th0roug OT college ions
Advanced classes in history of at Lit ratur seem ana
Miss t3-cgr4 Of lugilhh and
Mathematics college graduates Unusual al arfagcs Mod
en- Languages and Music Boarding pupils limited to IL.
MRS. J. A. GALLAHER will reopen her
w French Protestant Boarding and school for
La lies. OcOlcr ], 40 Maids. nave, conner Itlst
tnoTouoh French education highest standard IN EuSlish
and classical studies separate class in French and English
for little Ooys.
MISS NORTH and MISS BARNES School for
I1 Young Ladies 9Gl Madsonaye IN college pre-
paraon classes for children, p;Otuntcs t1r spe,
VIII lie admitted ~ Wellesley College without further ez
animation.
A PARENTS will find free best schools,
~. city country and Europe, sod tuition board an1
dsc pine at LEGEN ORES Anercah-EuOpean Teachers
Bureau. ll9i Broadway
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V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as w
Il NEW-YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN hAiE


Hir9ngenirnts OF tram, from I,ns -cst
coaches TO Bnghamton Elmra snd Bn7ao seeP3s
coaches to Cleveland cincinnati ant ,mcaso t,. ehsrss
6p daily, 81 Louis Luuted' Express 80 ti' s,rsisr
ior fast mePulnan sleeping Coaches "a BNh M!
.95 m' agsla tss m. ismio1 Wn land leip y.
Cincinnati 8 f. PM s. LOUIS s40a NJ second as iya-l.
ing trans arrive dolsso ,;l1 m ara Sid rrsn1
pullman psy ara iespug oschss 70 nnshanoIi ~. al
Buffalo Nagara Fails Cincinnati and chicago ho"
Bunet Snsklng tuaches 10 Chic1go
si5pm- Emigian iriln lot tue West; ,o,ooo,.tg,.s
hTih.r0IG apd aasss,e s W ~ M N mdnshs
SUNDAYS s4b no LOGO am l.tb go pm iuYsfelD
Ps!l.osis g i6gg 90 lssoam .s aInsit sas
dave $40 $50 lU.l0a IA O. 10 Pm y N inS,ns a1
Eswsrs saa rsjs'sO 'ir s.T ,s = oa.h, ssaiar
shis ynlt snndays 2 10 ~ .log 2lpG@ntnsiBsminl
a. siideisht eusdats B,i5 $40 lO,2V o, lt5 e'V'F
fSatri,f iHe o qos 80 lsops suris's os assssAS
FesBuie sod Cetnwsi f.5gssm san t'oeF~
hssdsat ssd slssstsn sna Msassmef, q 90 ''"'
sas ..iss x ike iesss !. $50 100 .sos sisgm
ay e sas az 49, ~. s,a.ia,aaasiAP@ ssssX
p.e sAg psos@aas sg,s tss ,is'.s asls,S .fsss
al nss Il ka ., ifaa slsPs >, AAssl e"t ,sis, 80
-fest Jaws 7i1nu iO.sp- ~ $50 sieP~
ss.i. is.ss sl&s quarter Of .aa qa.Is a. al iva
fsa 6.is q ~ " 1913 y 10 ever lAiiu A"H"|'
''issssis sr pssssss an spaim.ats s nI-s1E s ssss
sssput s.sas' IA 30 sstsiSsS ~. a IN. ts@ia -
e. 's ai .o y ~ sTs. s Va ' W.. =, s
SuSasgq % a" mo S % H. .1,s u
OhjSay " tts6oR, c..l r..sr Asest No" n lev
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW .SISanis1
Trans lss.s ifr has' .ss SAC sio $40 u I1
Hs. .sus sar spfas V.sy and SSa''y ITO 10
SUNDAY onS N. ABBOTT Gsna rass'r ASsu1 N'''
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A -R0NDOUI, KINGSTON and CATS
foDt k Cn1ar M2UNNIAIMsLa9as a CraD,ons YVES.
s9d E'op@' s91nsctng Vim Ulster delaware story
hfaneH Oy Of Kingston and James ", Baldwin cave
ssc{ H1Ss y 49,. PER qot o. nfrson, r. eI
pS r sreft n no TagoadnEs fga9scing T
cxTsEiiGfiII MdUNfATiSSss" Hh7'"iS 'i'h'o'h Il"
fTight steamer vail loavo at p m Saturdays for all
A SPECIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRIPS
The TFr [?' 6 new r re 2s steamer
VII eaye NewYork o Of IIaui'ou' every Saturday At
special trains Tor the Mountains
on arrival Of special fast the Mountain arriving
In New-York on Monday al d q. IA.
The route via Rondou "a tho
QUICKEST AND ONLY WAY
ON ON T stsFSsf9 ca 3G T99f "a 9g a. the hotels
Regular trips during the week
FALL RIVER LINE
Mt Thf En- G rone to the MILE any rs
superb new from wordrenowned
bcS s & on YST 2 2y, a, s MSa2 o
nection Via Annex Boat from BrOokyn p m Jersey city
SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC
6an S1Sn the
Tong water Route Fun Night Five Morning Trains
- 'O'''"' SUI '' NEwfoRT' LINE.
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUCKET AND
SEA-SHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD.
MAGNTEI, ENI STEAMERS
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY ,,.,
Leave New YORK alternate days Sundays ef'epte ato
These steamers make Newport their Eastern terminus
Tickets ami stacIoOms bOtn lines may De secured IN
New York 1872 POI 2G1 42 ga 9j7 and 23 BToai;
way at House Fifth Avenue Hotel aud windsor ioe
ticket Offices tho Office Pier D. Il, and on board
steamcrp BROOKLYN. ri Annex ONCE foot OF Fnton.
ST. y = co.'s Offices COurtst, and 800 tultODst ana
Van NOstrands Express lO7 Broadway T. D. .,..,.. -,
IN JERSEY CITY at A. Office fool 81 ~
send lat of FAN River Line Tours ana EHcnisohs anu
copy II Tip End Of Yankee Land re- on applSSSplR
BORDEN q LOWELL, GEO !" CONNVtr :,
Agcnis, y. \. Gem Pass. Agent " T..
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERS G. II NORTHAM AND CONIINENTAL Leave
Peck slip Pier -. ' r, at sundays excepted ana
sro,ial trains for HERIDEN. HARTFORD, SPRING;
FIELD. HOLYOKE, &C Tickets sod and b2ggaeo checked
Of ga Broadway. y y, and tou-st, brooklyn Excur-
sion 10 Now haven 81 80
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
" TER, NASHUA. PORTLAND and The WHITE
OUNTA rs without transfer city OF Worcester tho
travellers favortc Pier No 40 NOrh hver foot Of
aualst Ne-YOrk, Tuesdays Thurs lays aud SATURDAYS
the popular city OF Boston" On Mondays wednesdays
and FRIDAYS at 5 p. m. 49,
ROOMS NAV 27 Broadway and at Pier 40 81
nertoT advantsges are offered by this limo FAST
fRFIGHT LINE. Two ste each every weekday.
informal referring TO passenger or eSe rates apply
10 q. ". BRADY. Agent.
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Gnropedu advertisements.
GRATEFT Gs-COMFORTIN9
EEDS'$ COCOA.

nRFNkIASI-"I|y thOrO1FI knowledge u me n1tnrl
law. which govern the operations digestion and nutrition
and by careful application OF the tine properties 81 wese
lcccd Cocoa MT Lpps has dcd our breakfast tables with
pdelcatey Favored beverage which heavy
doctors ills It's the iuiicOu' ~ such articles of
die, hat may be gradually built up until strong
enough tendency pdsea4e. Hundreds Of sub
he maadea Coating around ready to attack Hher
ever there point We escape fatal stt5
Ly keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood aud
uToprrlv uoufishcd frame" civil service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling milk. sold only I'm hln
poind flns hv Groccrs labelled thus JAMES EPPS Co..
Homeopathic Chemists. London, England
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For Bows and Young Men-Countrv.

AT TARRlTOWN- HUDSON, n. T.,
~ STARTS MILITARY INSTITUTE
WlNiHROP STARR. A N PRINCIPAL
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The un-
- Grrsgnd experienced ply and tea ser mai es
the care and instruction OF such bOys sDeci4ty Address
DR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme conn.
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. STAN
ID FORD CUNN. on Prospect nm ouisae The viis.e.
rev iesllhv 4Gth wear hes ms sept 10 prepare 'ys
for College or business Foi particulars send i cssogu.s
UORDENTOWN n. MILITARY Institute
- Prepares or Collts' Business Finely located hsslih
lu end thorough lst ciitnsfs, o., address
rev ~ e. ApWEN, A. ". fiiacpaL
BOYS and YOUNG Men privately fitted for
~ tOllses 'hdtupta Ut felnftts candidates tnsrisd
sumisei o. winter Eiuekbiidee Msss = HOi lMANN y
LlOYS' HDAHDlNG StlluOL,- 1htueR Nerk.
~ Wtsitltsnt ihuiuiai hienatailsn fuf college
tishiiHt hoUs snl business upths sept ~ POI tpnfs
spplf W. ~ T. itAHFIhhtON. rils
4 UItEGlATB. COMMERCIAL nnd MILL
- IAhf ihsIi tft. New itsFen, conn fisFai strfy
lh gltts Tie htifHiihs enFnss ah1 hHAlahsa viii bnsd
ht uhfsih.ni Ahl sHpls silshHs=fhs pf sinun taHhs
psAttilnl ls military lssiln,ign furnished b lts
COTTAGE GROVE school. foughkecpse,
n y prepares boys for college tceHtinG aud Govern
iAell schools, sHd f0r buAilesA
JOHN MnEY Principal
CAYuGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
MAS. VA FLINT Principal
nR HOLBROOK'S
~ MILITARY SCHOOL
hIN q SING, N. y,
Reopens Wednesday evening. September II. Address
Rev. u. A. HOLBBO0K, Ph d.
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-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
RI free 10 parents Please give particulars T. MIRIAM
COYKIERE ~ CO.. II East l7th-st. Union square
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AIRS. SALISBURY.
VI 2qEAST 74th.'t.
Corner Madis0n-ayeO
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. october /, lSSk
For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-CitY.
A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL DL RECEIVED NJ THE
UPTOWN OFFICES LES Broadway Thirty
hrsst n and 3OS west Twenty hirdst corner
Lghihaye, No 1863 Fourthsve. corner FouIeenthst
go Ihirdave, Forty -sevents nos lCO1 Third
ave, SIIcthst, and al the HARLEM OFFICE, $500
hind OneiunI eand twenty .Gth.st, up to
s. H.. at regular Office rates
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GeLsr Eastern Oce corner OF Ch and Cortartt m,
Il. Is pYINGTON, O. p A.,
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVEE RAILROAD -Conpencng Juae q i3;s
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot w
tbrouy drawing room 'ocbest.r aud 20 Won rL
$40 Fast ui',d chicago Express with dinns arx
stopping AZ Albany Uhca Syracuse Rochester Buaao -
gEna rails Ere Cleveland and Toledo. arriving Cha<3
l0:ll 4. next day
sUJ g saratoga Lake George and Montreal srp.x
through d'av
1890 Chicago Express drsvine.room 10 csar.
dsgus yRocheser. Nisvara Fals, BunalO and laeaasA
Sp connects for Osvego - ~her -prnga
ii q mp Western New-York and Northern Express v,a
drawing room
?:IGp.m Albany Troy saratoga Lake George and uus,
Express, through draw las. room cars
4 IN, Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy.
% NJ So. Louis Express with sleeping for vasss
Pals, Buffalo Cincinnati Except saturday Toledo Dsdj
and 81. Louis
$50 m Express with sleeping TO syrscuss ssa,
Auburn road a ito = rato also 10 Montreal
'Bp Pacific EYpresa with sleeping Tor Rocberss
Buffalo Magma Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit ChlossS
81. Louis, Oswego; also 70 except saturday.
II Night EKJsess with sleeping 10 Albany All
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the Wes al
North except saturday night.
Tickets sale at GRAND Central Depot, No Bosine
Green. 400 and 42j Broadway and At Westc0trs Erpe
Ofces Park place. and 1856 aud 9t2 Broadway NewfWt
end 333 Washington and 80 Fulton sts Brooklyn and n
fOurth.st. Williamsburg
AocOmmOds tons 10 drawnznom and sleeping canM
procured any Of the ticket Offices In Neu ork City aai
b38 Waahin gsOn. At. Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checksd from resdenc"
.These trans run daily. All others daiy SItP sunday
T. NJ IOUCFY, c. MEfkEh,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE

ii n,
leave Pler ~ " r.. foot OF Canalsf eyery r.ok a..
ceot5 500 and baggage checked % All stafopn
now YORK; entfal Il. RI and Most - or. 1'ohs On
stateroom berth. " " - passage ard
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IL trains depot foot Of Cortanit and Desro..s
al s:lO M. $40 and y. for Easton bethlehem AI.
town, Reading Msuch Chunk, ~llsesbsrre, Iowanas W.
VERIFY Ithaca Geneva Lyons BnnalO and the Vest Pm
through Goa, hos daily Local trains at .ad sd
D. m. Tor EastOn, Bethlehem aud COolsy.
Trains leaving st $40 a N, and $40 connect bx
ell points in Mahanoy and HsyleOn coal regions susi,s
train local Maucb Chunk $50 Leave Mauch CAnS2
et4 p
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LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY opposit. sln,, ~.
RivcrAnneT Boat 3ithst 7th-st and Sin i.r Ia
connect Ialy except sunday, s;O5 l0O5 II - eanes
400 sos. COB 100 s:25 sundays only $50 an lay
a. ]. 81 .. 305, 400, ), 7:lO $40 ''' i'sJ
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.'s STEAM
~ ERS 9 II NORTHAM AND COSTINENTAL leave
slip, Pier - T. r. at sundays excepted and
p m sundays included connecting at New Haven with
sro,lal trains FOR HERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRING;
FIELD. HOIYDKF &C Tickets cold and baggage checked
OF VA Broadway. y and oust-st, brooklyn Excur-
sion To Now Haven 81 so
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NEW-YORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
" LINE
Via NerYork Ontario and Western Railway and daily lns
steamers from OsweFo Including sunday touching at
Kingston, Canada CLAYTON. AlcNndrs Bay Poasnntost
route 10 1honsand lsandg Might express with Pullman
serpers leaves Now York D. arrives OswcgO 146
boat eaVos arrival OF tram bay eSproes leaves New FORK
u. Oan
Depos and forrs, Now.York " Corandt Dosbros.
90. SIS Wo,t Aids Tnoiabio, tickets and cope. o.
summer Homes" nos l01. 2u1. :Gl, 1888 OLb. lS23
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Drkall ave. aud dcpois steamer begins tTp, Juno 30
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DHILADELPIIIA & READING RAILROAD
i
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SEA SHORE
from stations Linerty.s and foot OF Roccr.st
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
MAGNIFICENT PABLOR-CARS
and tho elegant 81, lmtrs
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~ MUDIL FAHT LINZ TO THF WtaT
VIA philadelphia, Baltimore and Wa,hjn1t1,
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. r. De,I,f '"I
] p except Sunday for Washington ana all not.. -
?. m, DAILY FAST EXPk - throg ~ us Nea
coaches 70 Chicago Cincinnati. ST. Louis Co,5sc,s plS
points West. ''"o'e iof NJ
/. MIDNIGHT. daily for Washington and All no,., - =
For Time Tables, Tickets Sleeping Bertbs ~ Wet
apply al company ONCE. Il. 80 81 and a. ha.ygsy
contest Brook Ign Pennsylyan Ra. IToad Di"sisIt
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