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lillian HAWTHORNE'S

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RAILROAD
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TIME n from BE231ya BTFl4go Pee 100,
For PHILADELPmIAA, Snd TRENTON. Bound brook
EGS o aI sS SG2 at No. to s SS 1900
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown and
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DRAwING.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
returning leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth and qrcen;ats,
1870, $50, $50. ll9o M, ll5 s;45 $40. el5. 300
eE at sS d6 1888 49, iaoH B BIS S9S
Lave RESSFP553 Warren S4 asa az en- ea sos
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For SCRANTON at 7,l5. 900 a M. a4S p. m.
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For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
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a.In, 400, 1880 p. H.
SIOO $3.50 P m. Sundays, 1880 p
F9rSoN NE at 200 7dH 7+6 eo0, 1920 Ill5am
sGS i5A&P 9SS R5 S6oPS%
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For ELIZABETH at 800 616, 6457ll67 TAO 800 900
800 1000 1880 5llS0 am 1918 l245, 800 49, 300
s9 sS9 s s So u.s. t 4 49, 49, 49, 49, s SSo
$50, 300 l2:6o pm. WV ILL., Low ''''
For NEWARK at 300 5:46, $40 e45 715 7t90 800 s,l5
SIX 3 S 81 1s $ lSt% 49,? St
i'i5, 800, 400, OIoo CHS, 500, 300, 1880 N.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.. IAN rail- at
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Grove at lO45
For FREEHoLD-At sl5, II a. m, $50, 4,5pm.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT nc S,l5
m 1880, Also p M With through paroros 4iJ0 p III
train.
ForVINELAND and DRIDGEToN at 1880 pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. g, Horth River via Sandy Hook,
COMMENCING MAY 22d, 1884
FcrSEABRIGHT LONG BRAN Gil, etc, at 430 l0:l5 m.
345, 4:ib p. w. Sundays, 800 am.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4;9o, 1918 a. m s,46
44b p. m.
PLEASANT etc, at 1913 a. mr. 3i46, 446 D. u Sundays
Except Asbury Park and ocean Grove at 800 n IN.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at S46
D.
procured Libertyst Pier No sNorth
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Greenwohsti f63 20s East 10th principal Hotels in
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way sSS fulton-sti 2lO MsphRttan.avej De Kalb.
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F. A. p. BARNARD. :. T..

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EDWARD EVERETT HALEs

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full OF stimulating tEOnght=
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after Feb. 81. 1884.
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AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE. ~
Trains leave NewYork VIA DesDrosses and Cortlandt o90
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AN lLL.FATED TITLE.

The early and sudden close o.
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Clarence. The former is but anoth g,
form of Albion, but as the word was
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q title, it was confined to the Scot.
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castle the Duke of Rothesay, the heir
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were visited upon the children, for al
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son and successor, Murdoch, was,
With two of his children, behesded by
orier of James I. when that monarch
returned from his long captivity to
England.
A still later Duke OF Albany was
killed 10 a tournament to Paris. aud
his son John was the unpopular Re-
e. Mt OF Paris during the minority OF
James ", and on bis ward coming of
age had to fly the kingdom aud died
an exile. Nine days before the un-
fortunate Henry Darnley contracted
that marriage which ended in his
midnight murder, this same ominous
title was conferred on him by his then
loving Mary Queen OF Scots. Charles
[. whose life went ont on the ecaffoid
in front of the palace Of Whitehall,
was in his boyhood Duke Of Albany,
and bis son, afterwards Charles IL q,
though usually known as Duke OF
York, held alec the Duchy OF Albany,
from which circumstance the capital
o! New York took its name. George
III. created first bis brother Frederick
and afterwards his son of the same
name, Dukes OF York and Albany.
bu. both died without leaving heirs
behind them. Before the young man
whose decease is this morning ohron-
icled, the last to bear the title oil
Albany was the Inflated Louise
Marie, whom political intrigue gave
as q wife to the Young Pfetender.
Oharl Edward, long after q confirm
ed dtunkard, had utterly destroyed
all those popular graces which In
1745 made Prince Charlie" SO ar
~ n.y.
her that the post Al6eri cherished bis
romantic passion. There nave Deen
several Clarences in English history
but thanks to the genius OF shaKss-
peare the one that comes most natur
ally to mind when the name Is men
toned is that 'ffalse, heeting. perlur'
ed Clarence" who, true to no one
found In the end no one true to nln'
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