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The Portland daily press., 1884-10-29

At a special meeting IF the Portland Wheel
Club Monday evening, it was voted TO give a
ball in City Hall ON the 18th of December, and
the following committee were appointed: J. G..
Stevens, j. a. I.amson, G. 81. Lamson, f. A.
Elwell, FL. s. Higgins, W. W. Beckett, I. H.
Lowell, F. 81. Palmer, L. j. Carney, Fred. S.
Clarke. The affair will consist of a band con-
cert, parade by the entire club, drill by a
picked squad of eight men, fancy and trick
riding by the finest artist in that line, and a
choice order OF dances. With such list Of
attractions success becomes cer'sinty.
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IN unicipai Court.

TUEsDAy.-John Pc ry, Marin o Donald, Thorn
as Sweene,, Abraham Hall, William Alexander.
and Michael McSweeney. Ihtoxication. Fined So
and sts.
Peter Nelson, John Larkin, Thomas Kenney.
William Wallace. Intoxication. Fined a and
one half costs.
Thorlss Cas- ey. Vagabond. Thirty days in The
city house OF correction
Abraham Hail. Resisting oficer. Fined S25 and
costs
Edward Beasley. Malicious mischief Fined s3
and cOStR
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For sale.

VNHE McGlinchy Brewery lot with buildings
4 thereon, situated on Fore street, opposite The
Portland Compsny's Works, with frontage on
Fore ST of 81 feet and exteI di 6 back about 1913
feet and containing 1862 square feet Of land.
The 1T OF land and buildings, an its location it
being tn convenient to railroad and water trans
portation, axes it very desirable for manufactur-
ing purposes.
Also for sale, Steam Boiler, Engine, Shafttug
large copper refrigerator and grain elevator.
oet28 diff
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ITO ET.-House at Woodfords very pleasant,
IL rooms, stbago water up stairs and dos n, cars
pass times an hour, rent SIS month and water
oc28-l
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FOB ~AaE.

EOR SAlE.-Livery stable with or without
T. stock, best location in city, must be sold at
once, low for cash, easy terms of payment.
Apply E. E. LING, IL silver St., City. oc2S-1
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Portl.nd Drum torps.

Every member of the Drum Corps is requested to
be presept at headquarters in ), orer Block THIS
EVENING, at TOO O'clock sharp for parade.
o. r. BACON
Leader and Military Instructor.
j. A. JACKSON, Clerk.
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Gras,au Literary As.osiation

Last evening occurred the annual election ol
officers of the association. The following ars
the officers elected for the ensuing year:
President -Thos. j. Feeney.
Vice President VIM. h. Heating.
Secretary L. Lowery.
Treasurer-Jobn j. Lynch.
Crtic-.Ias Il. KeatDg.
Investigating Commiltee-Wm. j. Bresnan, Jas
Butler, Jos. 4. tuherty.
Library CommiJJee-John j. Lynch, VIM. H
Looney, John a. Gallagher
The society will move into their new rooms
in the Brown block Nov. 1st, and will celebrate
their eleventh anniversary Tuesday evening,
Nov. IL. They now have seventy members.
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HEADQUARTERS BLAINE ANDl
OGAN BATTALION.
General Order No. g.
Members of all uhif rmed Rel ublican torchght
organizations of the ,Gy will assemble at their re-
spective armories at o'clock THIS EVENING, in
full uniform, prepared for parade. Cap aims with
their commands viii report to the AcjuaDt, on Elm
street, at 7.30 O'Clock sharp, where line will be
formed. right resting on coneress.
THOMAS P. SHAW,
Col. CONG Battalion
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Fire Last Evening.

An alarm from box Is at 6 O'Clock last eve-
ming summoned engine companies and to
extingush small fire in stable owned by
John Carey, so Cumberland street. Two
horses were removed from the building just in
time to prevent suffocation. The cause of the
fire is unknown. A ton of hay and the roof of
the stable were badly damaged. No insur-
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vice.
Commencing with November 1st the western
division of the State, comprising the cnunies
of Kennebec, Somerset, Sagadahoc, Lincoln,
Audroscoggin, franklin, Oxford and OumDe r.
land, with the exception of Portland, will be
in charge of Deputy Collector j. L. Stoddard,
with headquarters at Augusta. Mr.. Stoddard
went to Bangor yesterday to close up the busi-
ness of the office there. Mr.. G. f. D Danforth
of Bangor, a former deputy, will have charge
OF the eastern division. This change is made
by the reason of the resignation of Deputy
Winn, who was on dlty at the Collectors
office, to accept more lucrative position.
Deputy Collector j. L. Rackleff of Portland
takes Mr.. Winn's place in the office. The
for ce is not increased any by the change.
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ADVICE To MoTHERs.-MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. 1t rel eves
the little sufferer at once; it produces nat, al,
quiet sleep by relieving the child from paln,
aud the little chersb swakes as "brlght as a
outtoD." 1t is very pleasant to taste. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and
is the best known remedy for disrrhoea, " whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents bottle.
dec1 SM&W&w1y
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ENOR RENT.-2 nice rents, new house. west
Il ern section city. Apply at 40 Exchange St
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ROOMS To LET.
TO BE LET.

TTNFURNIShED rooms at the st julian Hotel,
u No. 1876 Middle Street.
Tue Dining Room will be thor )ughy renovated
and reopened about the LIST of November and will
be under the proprietorship of Richard W. Under
wood For rooms &C., sppy 10
RICHARD W. UNDERWOOD,
oct2dn Jantor.
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RaiIr Dad transportation Arrangement
for To-nighs's Parade.

for TonighPs PARADE.
The Portland and Rochester railroad will
run a special train to the Port aud parade this
evening. Train leaves Gorham at TOO p. m ;
saccarappa 10 p. m; Cumberland Mills 7.2o
D. No.; West brook 80, arriving in Portland AZ
TAO D. NJ. A special train will return at ii 81
p. m. running to Saco River. Half rate tick
cts good at all stations on regular trains arriv-
ing in Portland at 20.
The Maine Central has made special rate
for all persons desiring to attend the parade.
on all sections of it's line. These rates are very
low aud special rates are made for uniformed
men. Tickets are good for return on the II ID
a. N. night Pullman and there will be special
train from Brunswick to Bath. Trains for
Portland will leave Pennington at $50 p. m:
Livermore Falls Ais p. m. and Lewiston $50
p. m.
Regular train from Waterville, touching at
a il stations along the line, via Aueu tI, arriv-
ing in Portland at $40 p. m, at reduced rates;
returning on the Pullman at 11.l5 p. n. There
will be special from Bath.
A special train on Boston and Maine railroad
leaves Biddeford aud SAco at 80 p. m. he
turning, leaves P, rtland at II 30 p. IN.
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Pinned Knights of Ward 2.

AL members of the PlumedKnights are requested
to be present at headquar ers IS EVENING, at
ZOO o'clock sharp, in fu,suniform for parade. Any
member v ho does not intend to take part Is re-
quested to hand in hir Uniform.
GEO. A. DOW, Capt Commanding.
J.F, RAND, Clerk.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TTOR sALE-S2500 Stock and fixtures of nice
y cash grocery aud provision store; well stocked
and well iued business S450 per week; established
Yeas; thorough investigation invited; great bar
gain. W. f. CAkRUTHEkS, "a fremont Row,
Boston. oct29-l
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Ri.ck r. giles Attention,

All members of the Black Eagles ore requested to
meet at The Blaine and Logan Club Room, N.
Myrtle street., THIS EVENING, at 6 o'clock, in
uniform TO take part in paialie. ~
Per order CHARLES E. KENT, Capt.
Il C. KENT. SacY. 4
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Portland Cadets.

By an accidental omission the election in the
Portland Cadets did not apps ar in our yester-
days edition. Col. D. O'C. O'De noghue pre-
sided at the meeting Monday evening, and the
following ffic rs we're elected:
First Lieutenant Fred II. York, Captain
Second Lieutenant d. W. Hezeltine, First Lieu
tenant.
Sergeant Harry L. Fas, man Second Lieutenant.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-29

All nembers of the Blaine and Logan Club of
" ard Three and Republlcan voters of the ward are
requested 10 meet ut City Hall 1O-NIGHf 4, at 7.15
o'clock, TO take part i'll psrade.
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Mard Maven.

Citizens of Ward Seven wishing to participate in
the Republican pa, ade tonight. requested to
meet AZ corner OF Elm and Cumberland streets At
o'clock sharp. cordial Invitation is ex ended
TO every electOr in the Ward.
Per order Committee
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-29

EOR sALE-L Lease (about years) and furn-
Il ture of small thoroughly first class lodging
house, centrally located and p.yiug more than
ST., 90 per year above rent with nice rooms re-
served for family; for selling given at inter
view Address BOX l46o, Boston. oc2S-1
EpHk sALE.-County rights for the State OF
E Maine for patent applied every door in
the house, smart man Al make $1,000 per month.
$500 required. Call oD JACO IS & MURRAY 33
Beach ST., Room /, Boston, Mass. oc2S-1
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we., Congregational Church.

Letters mission have been sent to the
churches omprising the Cumberland Confer
ence, convening council Nov. 9th, at ZSo p
M, to examine the pastor-elect. Rev. E' 1.
Pitts and also to assist in the installation SER
vices In the evening.
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Rlaina Gnar6s

Every member of the Blaine Guards is ordered to
appear in unit .rm at Storers' Hall on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, at 6 80 o'clock, to participate in
grand parade
Per order, G. e. IRISH
Capt. Comm. .n,iinq Company
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Attention Blaine and Logan Glee
4.

All mem bers of the Blaine and logan Glee Club
are noticed to be at headquarters in full uniform at
10 o'clock THIS EVENING, TO take part IN the
parade.
Per order. wP. OSBORNE. Capt
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Blaine Pioneers Attention,

Every member of the Blaine Pioneers is request
cd to be present It Siorers Hall, THIS EVENING,
at 100 clock sharp. for paraae.
Pei order. GEORGE r. BEAN. Can't.
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NEW ADvERrssEmE ENTs TO-DAY
NEW ADV KTISEMENTs

NEW ADV kTISEMENTS.
Owen. Moore & Co.-Mnslin Underwear.
ladies' Garmenis-N. II. Studley
Stocks, Oil, Grain-Frank G. Stevens.
Discount on Taxes
For Sale-25 rill's Manuals.
For Philadelphia.
Hosiery-N. Al. Studley.
Atwood's Oyster House.
Wan ed-Horses to Board.
For Sale-Show Case and Counter.
Wanted John r. Sutherburg.
To Let-Tenement.
Citizens Mutual Relief Society.
w. r. Carruthers-2.
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on DERRING NTmEET Fol
.ARM FOR sALE-In Deeripg.

DARN FOR sALE-In DeeriDg, miles
IL from Portland, i mile from Cumberland
Mills; pleasantly situated on main road 10 Gorham
] "a story house. ell and stable, with 20 of
land. Would exchange for house in the city In
quire on the premises, or at j. MANN'S Carriage
Shop. No. 63 Prebe St. Portland. oct 03
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HOmse and NtabIe.

VETITH good garden for sale or to let ON Grant
w St.. at head of Lincoln St. Woodfords Cor
Enquire Of l.. j. PERKINS, 489 Congrass street,
Pnrlland. Oct26du
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SM&W&w1y

From Alo,szo S. Weed, Publisher Of "Zions
Herald" 35 Ryon,feId Street, Boston.
"Several bottles of Adamson's Botanic
Coush Balssm have been used in my family
with the most gratifying result. We esteem it
as one of the best of medicines.
Oct 27 Mw&S&y
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Attention. Young Pioneers,
Ward Three.

all members are requested to meet at their head
quarters TIL, EVENING, at 6.45 O'clock in full
UNIFORM for parade. F. G. HANSON, Capt.
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NEW ADvER rIsEMENTs.
LADIES' GARMENTS.

of Ladies'
exhibited IN P0rtlana selected
fey ch able
oak Room without going
ham he
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-29

V OsT-A brown woolen shawl, between Park
Ia and Washington SITS the finder will confer a
favor by leaving it at No. 2 GRAY. corner OF Park
St. octz4-l
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CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.

Remember connection n
fresh >tock OF MISSES and ChIdrens which make
looking goods in this visit iOa
obliged prices
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e .r RaltiEM ore.

U OsT OR sTRAYEO.-A large all white
~ cat. Anyone returning same to 90 Hampshire
ST. will be rewarded. ocz4
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DRESS GOODS.

i'm md
in
adv a call befO king
nendto
| lively every
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Stray Cont.

A STRAY GOAT awaits an owner at the Police
n Station. If not called for very soon the goat
will he sold TO pay stabiDg &C.
oc28d3t j. d. DECELLE, City Marshal.
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Attention Battali n.

OZONE WATER.-A specific for Rheu mstism
and all diseases of the blood.
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Health LIFT Room, 2O3 Middle ST., Portland,
Ne
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-29

EOR sALE-Houses and lots. in all sections
IN of the cit, houses and lots subj ban resd IL
ces in Deering aud Cape Elizabeth; farms and
cages; befoi investing, please call and examine
list. N. S. G AROINER, No. "a Exchange St, over
Merchants Bank. oct25-1
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TO LET.

SS1ORES In the Thompson block, Nos. III, 119
y l21 and l23 Middle street, few dt ors below
the post office; fitted suitable for wholesale retail
business with light, finished, airy Easements. Rent
reasonable Inquire of H. z. THOMPSON, No. 164
Bracket street Portland, Me. ian1 4dtf
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VNANTED-one or two gentlemen boarders
w accommodated at 7o9 Congress ST. oe2S-l
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tsual Nci'tcs

- ANHh Tho ttthtuetarh Manufacturing tpm Iaif ~
Ftv Awt plaintiff ,s hnam itaH eud spun,un TAI de.
hhiahi1.
Iu ne above hanth defendants.
uN hriNf ilr Va ifis
pti1h aiA 90 rpfNpa fhh risntiH
atinihpf WliiN twtNlf hafh ~
Mne pAtiN7Nt ~ tr uaA ~ aud i n tall
use 90 "prtAr 90 ansNtf iuhHmehi vii ho tkph
bf dtleuN uu tAr iGlHi htAaH Itd tu the complaint
hAied AsN-iuih, Asgusi 90 isn't.
LlInAnD J. MOhUfhhON
Plaintiffs Attorney,
once aud T. q aidiess 30. "a Nassau II New Naik
H. ilIan Ran and solomon Han descendants above named
foregoing summons up0u YOU hy publication
pursuant a. 81 ort OF Hon Hooper G. Van Worst tho
Just,es Of The superior CONT OF IN. city o New YORK dae
september 10, ln7 and hlod with the complaint Ohce
Of The tloA Of salu tOuTi he
lOnso Ia The city Aforesaid.
Dated New ~ ok. sept Il, 1884.
RICHARD MORtIssON. Plaintiffs Attorney
lJs Nassau st.. New York.
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and no ira nsfers.
s,..,,,s .citv OF worcester" and "Ciiy OF BOSTON
,sa,e Pier 4ON H. foot OF Wattsst next per ABOVE pe'
trosso.st Ferry daily. except Sundays, at 1850 p, u
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HuDS0N
IN RIVER RAILROA Dc commencing octooef o. 1909
strouen trains will leave Grad Central Depot -, 49,,
1900 a. ~ Rochester ond Montreal express thfoushu ""
$40 M Fast Ihntod Chicago Express. with dining cars
stopping Albany, Utica syracuse Rochester bna
sgara fslis, Ere, Cleveland ana Ioed" arriving d.
lo9O a. no Chicago Express drawing cars 10 Canan
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and inao cofnec'' "
ii a NJ Western Yew-Yors and Northern Express with
$50 p. No. Albany Troy and Utica Express through
a n m ACCOMMODATION % Albany and Troy. CO.,,
m ~ Louis Express. with srepln9 I'r Ni'@''
Falls HnIeo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit ana 81 LOUIS
$40 M Express with sleeping n syracuse hni -
Auburn rad and 20 Sarltoya slsoto Montreal ,,..
NJ Pacific Express with slceping cars for itoCue'tr
Buran Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo Detnl 'hcisp
~ Ions aso CLAYTON except saturday AMI Waicrown anu
III n Sigh, Express sleeping 70 Albany aui
Tfcv Connects with the morning trains for tae West am
for me North except SATURDAY. night
Tickets sale ~ Grand Central Depr, NO. ~ boVlng
Green go and 42j BROADWAY, and NJ Westc0s Exnrcss
fccs park place and tsb end g42 Broadway New Nork
and Washington and 73O Fulton sts Brooklyn ana ~
iourihst WILLIAMSBURG
hccOmmO drawingroom AMI sceong cars can ,,
procure % thetickot Ocesu NewYOrS CITY, an ~
f3e Wasingonst. BROOKLYN.
Rageacc called forand checked from residence 49, "a,
sThcSe trains daily. All others daily eNc,p Hu,ay
These trains stop AZ Harlem u2oth ~ nnu
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
u RAIIRnAD.
NEW-JERSEY CENIRAL DIVlSlON.

Foo1 OF IIBERrYsr- NohTn RIVER Nat.
Direct connection 10 and from BROOKLYN VIA Annex boat
TINE TAeLE@TAKiS% tFFEGr %tra 1osn iss h,,,,
sS' Zoo q TX sS ssS i tSa 5SS
nrSe donn,dtioa at %avnc Junction Tor Gcrmantown an
Chestnut I'M at Columbia.avc. tor Manayunk' Consh'
DRHWI$G,R0oM CARS on all Day Trains AMI SLEEPING
Gum go T irs2s Fiji AprLrg y ana
y% So sUNpA BY 40 5sS 9cS FnjSi sSi
bcksis a. 2lo g2G 600 i19O a. H. iVV "'V '-o O'O
Is s3 no. s s2S
F nN3i lofS llf s a. mn m' ii9 p M VIZ
rd or W5'IlL,LiiiNsroRE. DsvSgURY LEwIsBUnG, and
For hEA A66i and IA nHGRi4pGHqS go, S 900 IA,
m. loo $780, 4oo. $3.50. bAO l9'co p NJ eU'i""s' ~
,S1h ss sOG pir ~ :, M 900 H.
Zoo, is0. Ai5. 645 p. m. SUNDAYS at o5Op m
For For ThMAoUA at 10 7i5 500 100. $780, a' 400
For ri gShYHfrnEN A1IEyTowX and MACH c InnHnS
rSr I ESsTd& y, 400 la 1,i9 eOoa l,o l'o' a4'
re sO Iii I'm pR}DGr BRAScH a'lo6 800 a. 400
rc oS PppE%INGroN al 71l qooa m lOo l1o, TOO, i3o
s6 GS AZ IA Ss 200 sss 1919 s3s @oo
zoo. 500, io8op m sundaysat J. 400 a. N" l'o' S'''
hi S $40 7' i 2 a 200 @9S 800 1919
t9C Ar h9o go ieS zoo ~ W. Zoo lT 66 100 I gp "
For LoNG nRiNCiL oCEkN 9RdNE &&, a.! ra,n az q,
300 7,ia. e.m. Las. 400 bAbp. M SUNDAYS WA'op
ocean Grave, q 800 40 M ,,rm
t%% LKKEWooD roMs RIVER "nG nAHNEGAr at 7"'
r"fW%fihSTIC SiTy. vISrLASp AMI bup6EroN ii
lao SEEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION,
From inor No. :. North River VIA SANDY liooA -.
re o AfA ASMs IHILhEnSS 1SN% %SHf
Tickets can ne procured nj foot lincriNSi' licr 30 ,,
Ice, 2u7. 30 POI. i4l. Mi, and i.d Hlna
WAY ~ 800 and 5ao lth.ayca iivineton.sts inml /
Grconwicsi los. .OS Fast l"ithspnd prime p! ll"cN
l. NeWN oik CITY II hroollyn at Nos Coufisli ~ lm
wpv S8S $50 iuOr.st 2lu Mar hntinnaNcd pe hhlu
ave, lsa NtaniicaVc In Honohcn. pa Washington ~
y y Transfer Company viii oa for and check baggage iron
hoieI-or Usrirncf tOdcstinItoh ,,..cocY
D. T. nHcNnor,i vonocer Gen Pass. aud Ticket Agt
IA - RAInWIN &. r. T. ACT. ~ Liberty At, y. y.
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tn,
L NEW.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ID.
Arrangements OF trains from Chambcrs.st Depot
@1D@y exc Pt sundays Day - Draw room
Coaches TO Cleveland Cincinnati ana Chicago.
ioF last tune Pullman sleeping Coaches buffalo arriving
- a. m; Niagara Fails 2: m. hamilton ont, 1910
io2p "a Cincinnati si5 NJ $, Louis sloa M see SEE
ond dsy Connecting TIA ms arrive Toledo 6:2j and In.
sp Daiy Pacific E8press FOR the wc,t Solid Train
Of Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches 10 Bnghsmton II.
mira Buffalo Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel
s hn s%Sans SSa's for the To 9 Gss
las 59 4io S6 $50 $40 80 80 ioSop m ~ mijnigb g
SUNDAYS l;ig .;30 5o;2l m lA5 O 30 pm u midnight
$40 40 $50 $40 $50 40 40 1890 m an T. m inight
and Paterson S iU va %,v fa go d S1sA o
5 e oSy 20s sup 7S 81 Sam s so 5Ss Saturday
,nd rs ds, sun69s. y se 20 ,0 elo
Wsrwics 7s5 io.iH am tl5pm sundsys e.isam
Aewhurg and Cornwall $50 a $50 i,8o 5pm SUNDAY
hondoai and Kingston aud Montgomery am. AEON ~
s9n l.ns, 60 ~ ~ 40 q ,ooo nm am
sunday Gas ss6 6g6 N ~ soS 1g S M A'o $40
sg m y ss iojS m 3aY ann s 49, 2ao N
.eT ,,ags echnee, Win S,v fdfk dnIaS ss ' ,a
peuip,tls fhn iUgDsm 430 g q se0pm svDda,
bes,s haze sis, uaaief ~ arf qpa,e, aiia, each bs
tfh 1Aa 40 lnt0 pa elsit thiiii mhuiss0 shd iih
tettls 60 passage and sfsiigahs ~ uawmg hnpm and
,v a s .s es ,s r. e. s II @ as
bee lui % eei Me edsss lhi W., u, \, \, no !
,ts'e,s 'rapsileq ,le Wes afii,eiA NteNelt a, 7ao
i6hN * AhhoIIP dsaq ra.sr AGENT Newy@s,
NOhl llEkN RAILROAD OF NEW-JkkSEY.
~ Trains leave iU tnglowOOd COster PeTn0nt ami
S},ei 2 roo 10 m, T. ai2O a. 4ihO hiaO $40 $50 y IA
'.hahlsht sundays Z, % a. ~ ana ~ 10 y
Nanssl spfng valley and hOnsey z, 10 Ia, 400 D
JohN n. ABBOTT Genl Ps.s'r Agent New.york
WESyTiA SR OR .l RouT II HUDSON RIVER.
sna iocm 49, train leave West 4ld'si. Coriandt
WssS sta Stations A3J j. Ia ualn leaves HOm
sMeaso, 10 a. M -sb IN Pullman seepers through
~ Louls, $3.50 s5p IN Pullman seepsrs
DcttOlt. 40 a 800 8 .. Puilmans leepers.
suspension Bridge NIAGARA FANS BufiO. Rochester 10
M 800 q y. m sleeping ani parlOr cars through
/ syracuse 7: o. 'lOL m. $50 -oo. To-
Suca q o. 40 ll:2Oa m, 900. .5p II
"a ,sAh and Albany s7;i0 40. ll;2O MI $4,000,
sewsaIg and Kingston "7o 1000 il2oA $3.50. AGO.
sor Montreal ana Canada East 7:lOa MI 5;51 m
aanloa London ~ a. H. 800. . D. IN Toronto 800
'Dsly. Other trains daily except Sunday.
,iN Ltl TINT IaLs parOI sleeping car accOmmoda
r. nlisIn aiien sJlS al onoes Jersey CITY Penn h
tsa z1n'1 onee foot futons NewYork city l6z 2oi,
Dosery Penn X X stations foot OF Cortlandt and
gAye calico for hotels residenes
ssstst+sL HENRY MONErT. Gen. Pass. Agsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

express insleaye via Desbroscs and Cortland
street Ferries follows
$40 7:2o ;. $50 (9ani 10 Limten. H. 1l10a m 800
649L $40. j. s. and p ami II night. sundays o ID.
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night Emf and second class, 700 pm
Trains leaving New.York daily. except sunday, 62o
s3Oand llil0l M. !, 2. and p. conncctat Trcr
ton for Camden.
Setnrnngtrins leave Broa ts station Pilaieiphi% la1i
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Sl5 800 4. ABS S;3Oa L. $500 III nitsO. $50 7ib
snd1:iJ Leave Pills iel,hia via Can len, $3.50
Ticket oaces ,s5 sac and ga Broadway Aston House
and foot ,, Desbrosses aud cortanit StreetI Court
and Brooklvu Annex St!tion. foot u fulton,st.
fmiqran, Ticket Office No Battery Place AMI Casts Gar
T6e New York Trinsfsr Conpanv will n, for and ,1,;s
BAGGAGE from hotels and resiiencea
on RLES T.. PUGH. J.R. WOOD
General Manager. General Pa5s'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
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