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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-17
RAILROAD.
PROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

FOOT or LIBEETY-sT- NoRrH RIVER
,-.. - rom BROOKLYN Bridge Pr ., - 700,
For riIIl IDELPIII1 and 'TItETTov, Bound brook
718 ~ 81 sfeI ~ r. ~ :9o Zoo y I'm M
Direct rnil r-on ri W4yue Junction t9r 6ermantovn aud
hocAon and SorrstowIi
DRAWIN GROOM Ar, On al Day Trains nnd SLEEPING
returning leave PHILADELPHIA Snth and or--a-sts
an nv s.s0 M M" IA I2ts5 D n; Ci; lad
keTF.st At $40 $50 300 1870 a. M 100 $780, $40 $50
pm SUNDAY. sls a m 4so p N.
Leave TRENTON Warren rrd rucSerqts ~ - 9.2o so3
D1i5, g. aI's a m. Isl p m ''-
F,r yI.LI42 lSPoRr. -srSy9eTRY. LEwIsBURG. and
Tor DING mud HARRI~ BU lG a. 400 7,45 900 Ills
No., 1000 1870, 400, 5:3O. 5.45 1900 p. sundays &,
Tor f75 ,1 aop piT4 T T;2 p =, m 600
loo. $50. = 45 5ij sundays II $50 p ~
Tor DRlFTON a. 7.l5 q. n. 345 p
FcrTANACUA Al 7I5, 7i5, 900 100, 1880 3t5. 400
Tor BETHLEHEM, ALIEvTowN aud NrAUCH CHUNK
al 400 no. -.oO L., l.O0 $780, $40. J.i5 p m sunday
For AsTqN At 400 7i5 I.i5 ?ooA M loo lao o'
For sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN. BUDDso LAKE AMI
LAKE HOPATCoNG. Al 400 300 a. H.. l'o' 4'"ep.u-
500 $50 p N. sundays 1880 p m
For MELVILLE at 400, e,0o 5, rs: eO9 1880 zap
700, 500. lo8Op sundays al 4, 800 N. $50, 53O
FT a. M 5 q g6 s $50 8 zoo sqc ESQ., e go 1913 S
sU&D1Ys 500 s.l5 a. m $50 900 $50 300 i9p NJ
For ELIZABETH at 400 800 615 6:457:I57.45 OOss0
900 $50 1000 10 80, lll6 m, 1900 1910 800, 100,
200 80 s:00,S:so S45, AOo41s 4So 4'45 5o05 $3.50,
1880 1900 NJ SUNDAYS at J. sou, S.lJ IN, $780, 500
63O. 600, 1900 pm
rg gs SF so q $50 goo S ss f S e 8 1873 sSo M
lilo. 200 80, 800 b 30 100 $50, 500, 5l5 go 30,
500 Sis ESQ ZOO 730, s:l5. 900 94j. 1890 lllJ.
1900 M. SUNDAYS AZ 800, 9l5, 1915 1900 u.
1l5, 500 $500, 300 6:l5. 800, 900 1880 p
For Long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.. AN rail- at
400. %. 500, LOO ZOO las, $780, 400 43o $40
7.3O p SUNDAYS except ocean Grove a. 400 s.45
m, 200 ne 4OOp
For FaEEHOLD-At 7:4J Il a. N, 230 I. 5, 6:45 p m.
Tor LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT az 600
q. n, las. $50 p. m.
For BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND and
BRIDGE ron at is4b .. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From per No s. North River via Sandy Hook.
COMMENCING il Ne 23d. l-si.
FOrSEAB BRIGHT LONG BRANCH, ETC. at $3.50, 9, II A. n.
l15 S:45. t;45 $3.50 Sundays, ., Il a. H. b:lo p ~
Tor ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS A. $3.50, $40 S45.
$50 ID.
PLEASANT. etc, at eco. 100 a. lbs, 3:45 4&5 $50
p Except Asbury PARK and ocean Grove At
900. 100 a.
For LAKEWoQD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 800
am, l.15 3;4b n. Sundays, goo a.
For REACH HAVEN ATLANTIC CITY, VINELAND,
BAIDOLIJNs &C. I:1o p II
Tickets con be procured at foot Lbery-st Pier No 8
= bth-aFe.; klyinGton-stf ~ -
cA-st l25f and principal Hotels IL
NeW-Yoik CITY In Brock IN al Nos COuri-st g BROAD
way, SIS So Futonsti 210 aaDEattanayei De hAlo-
ave. -9L, Alautc-ave HobOken. 254 NasningOp-st,
Y Transfer Company viii call for anc check baggage from
hotels or resdeuce 10 destination. -.,-
J. J.. NoOTlEN, {. q. HANCOCh, .
OcAeral Agent Gen Pass ana Ilcket ABL
x ? EALDWIN. 0. Agt- 10 liberty st. y Y
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
-. a.i.s eACcpt VIC 10 u anu $50 p m trains 14Ve
from est 42dSt, CcrtisDdt and DesbrOsses stations
Tue '4U III aud ABS from West 42d 81.
through both trains.
Fo - Louis, $50 p m Pullman buEet sleeping cars
through 70 Detroit
FOR Derroit m $3.50. H. Pullman bu1et sleep.
In Ga Ough
hochester 20 n JO. . p. Sleeping aad pAror
CafStAtUAlh
Utira. $40 10, 1920 a. $3.50, . N.
lI3ur. FL 80, 30. II 20 m. 30. 500. 3 m.
SaIafnla and Lake George. 80, ll&u Buffet pATOr
wv Gfk TO Albany ! 20 a m tram
NewDug and kingston TAO. 1000 ll2oa N, $40 IS,
1900 se. q p.
Pa eayiile caro- Mountain House station. Kaa;ersku.
L. 20 a n
Paror Cara 20 Kingston.
FOR Montreal Cana East 7 40 a NJ. $500 n.
Catskl and lraDstons 'llO. 1000. li2O a IN, AS,
s55u. sr-GO p.
sUailv. Otlsr trains daily except sunday.
Tor .cEpis fWe taLos parOI sleeping lcc0mm0dA.
tona OF Boz rn alton. apply Offices Jersey CITY Penn H.
r etatlon Tohoken NJ Washinrions BiookIyu Court.
e. Annex Y1 .c foot Futon.st 63S Fuf0n-st aud he.
KaIhave Now YORK Dty. 1872 2il BOB, S48 .23
wlv ,3 Otaarc iCh East l-5tlst- 1888 Bowery Penn.
a. rfrto.s FOOT If Cortlaudt and uesbroHses Ste ami
foot Of West 4-d st. b. called
au4 checked hotels and esdeuces orders can be left
- HENRY MONETr Gen Pass Agent
- SIato.st
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european Advertisements
1FRIC COAIPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
l. tnest and Cheapest Mcatnavoiing 7",n mn, aol
Soups Made Dishes and Sauces w. 'Nu''
sale. suDOUIOjars.
IFRlG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT.
j. Al invaluable Tonic in case, Of Weak y yi as
.ror't feel g1,tt,fulr see Medical Press, Ian
Cft' ETC.,
TTTDIG COlIPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
i Genuine oNLV with fac-simile g hli"u tIeslS
signature 70 Blue lnk across IAOeL ,n' i u,io
Isrlu IIrbg fud plutlrIiph pay hk p'.n
lafrelr ustsi BIZ dealers with go connection WIN
Iaron I.ebig the public ARE informed that we
alone can oIti thc atioie Win
Baron fichl's guarantee OF Frhnhent--.
c {. n.a }, E z;oS 2E md al
Cheni.ts Sole Agents for the Uuited states whole
sale oniyl G. David & Co. fenchurch-aFohuG
Iordon, England. ..., . ,,....-,.,R
solo wholesale by ParK llOrn- smith Nand.tUe,A.
Aekor Neral Condit ~ essoh * noools' AAuAN0A
Whylsud n o. and AessrA W. H. sehelehn %
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miscellaneous

A BRIGHT. INTERESTING little girl 20 to
a year OF left IN estern city about The year
-G7 by AN old supposed t0 bee The child
~ that age could speak Ter papa store anu her maas
uauo She evidently stolen carried far away nom
nor home ~ This uoce E % reach the parents OF
the child Further information may DE hao OF a. hA oil
-anusky Ohio refers Post Co. AID cashier VI second
National Bank place.
NOTICE TO PUBLISHES AND PRINT
y FH--oer composition ion sale at reduced rates a.
following prices a. j. and 80 cents per pound,
Foureenceft competition f. composed or R''0 eue nn
molasses. Eightrcncent Oouuers extra glue and best
Thirty per pound COopeTs best glue ali
honey par honey and ryCeTine. Comp Oson made 70
all weather. Orders hl ~ short notices and shipped
parts the country For further paI address
THE ROLLER tOMPOSITION 81 IT.. 20. l.. a.. Boz, ~,
Newark " F. -.-rhls composition guaranteed 20 be-
better and cheaper than any printer make himself
DURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
Wishes 30 10 purchasng Tor outoftown parties alpr
promptly references.
and address address, Tor week BIZ ar Tribune l5B
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VlHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEW-YOEK LAKE Err r AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements Of trains ChamDerSst Depot
gAm-Daly except sundays. DAY E1prrss drawing room
ooaches 10 Dngaamion, Llmira ana Bula.o sleeping
So daly. Louis Limited" Exprcss-SO eAtfa o-Tse
Tor fast tlePuliman Sleeping Coaches % Bul
2z N; Niagara Iais N tanltt'a ,5ni % "a.
Detroit 80 Salamanca 30 mi cleveland -'11 III
Cincinnati, 81 m 81 LOUIS $40 ~ second gay o'i
- I-Paciac Express Tor tbe west A solid ira o.
lunslo Nisfra fals Cncinnau and Chicago Hotel 4ls
Hunet rlosing Coaches 20 Chicago
y iB--Emig raut Train for tho West
Ruthergore ana fasssc o4o 2o 80 esW ~ n ~ n9oh
$50 44u 3: - $3.50 $40 $50 80 1850 n y ulnlsnL
rsap 50 72o 20 30 40 IN p noon las 4.4O
80 $50 10 $50 TsO Sis lO8O pm and midnight sun
A1ys and Paterson via Ne.as 90 s,s6 80 IN $40
GzO 5.EU o-3U 6;2U iSs ana ~ inolgbt Saturday
saneTn 80 1890 . m las 85O $3.50 $40 81 sll
niaLght sundays 545 $50 lO2O ~ Lac o3o ID ana
wv 700 lO2Oa 10 80 N sundavs $50 an.
Newbuig AID CORNWALL ZOO b N $3.50 $50 y Ia sunday
Sii,sdoat ana Kingston and Montgomery 4So p M
e9lam 5.5Oe lego N $50 $50 G3O sl5 m sun.
ssy a ~ $50 lOizOR me . . ~ ., . ,,, d, -. 60,
- - al 1000 NJ C30 The trains M and 40 = n
s,s CONNECT New FORK, untar1u and Western Railroad
Al sn-st. The m Train stops al MA, ~, eAIg an
1V sSe 2Sdst quarter Of quarter after each hour
,,a 49, ID to lOs5 every thIrty minutes and trOD
ic.Ib n m ~ 1910 u every hOnr
cket- Tor passage apartments IN Drawing Room ard
hes an Oht4iEed ami orders Tor Tie ChecEing
50 tair Of baggage De lei a. q, COMPANY onees
Conn a. BrOokiyn, or az the C0mpanys DepOA -
times trains nom West arrive In hes-YoFk at Iilo
SO oS f ~ at1BIBa0fI, GEM PAusr Agent EeEYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEN JERSEY
~ ram Leave Tor frglewood. Ciostef piemont aud
Nvact r y liza M / $40. I. ( 90 $40 6'4O o'SO p H.
h midnight sundays Z. o n; and - @ $50 m.
Nanaet spring valley and honseJ T. ~ "-' ~ 49,
Iona "a. Assoyg. sssl rsssT Assas As"iS's
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DArTIMoRE AM ONO RAILROAD.

n
Via Philadelphia baltimore and Washington.
Trains from fFnnsVlvnna r. a. Depot
y except SUNDAY for Washington and all points WssA
z p m. DAILY FAST ExPRfSs, through Shopping
coechea 90 Chicago Cincinnati 81 LOuiA Connocs Tor al
points west
T. MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points VEST
For Time Tables Tickets sleeping berihs aud hngEaga
apply tOmpany ONCE. a. Jl6 Bbl aud 40 BrOsdwU
4Court At. Bfooklyn Pennsylvania Railroad
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CTARIN's
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
CTARIN'S

-
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once Pier 1s, V. r.. foot Of Cortland,-st.
Cousgnncnts Of freight forwarded any part
world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received delivery Of al kinds Of freight and
shxndise any part Of the city.
AKA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOZ LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly Aghtered to any point
D. the harbor al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. RARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONs.
Steamers JOHN II srARIN and FRASTUs CORNING
ar HAVEN leave Pier Is n. r. foot OF COrtlandt
% p. m daily saturdays excepted
FREIGHT for points D. L & r p received al Pier o.
EUr New-Hayen AID points East al Pier IL
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, COmmunipaw. N. J.-DrT Docks
Machine Boiler shOps Everything appsrtRniug to tbs
sonstIuction and repair Of vessels.
Branch Office 7th-ave, 42d-st open daily until p. u
GTONINGTON LINE.
For Bos1O On and ali points EASE
The only direct line 70 WATCH HILL and MARIA GAN
Set PIER steamers 15 ~ 4. daliy except
Sundays, II . p. u.
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Providence Worcester Nashua and all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
Train leaves Providence steamer, sndng
ssrough 20 WHITE MOUNTAINS F20ysus without change
Paror cars attached.
STEAMERS Rhode Island and Nassaohuse leave from PIER
81 n H. daily except sundayA a. p.
poVpI.E o. q A. n z.
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Gelp h)anieb.
Glluallon5 UItteo-- MI.ea

TTSFFTV -MAN-COOK.-By English Prot
e.tant man tnd wife. long country 1orses car
rage. g0od driver, incr mils care tatac handy m
trii.e sfe NIsi-slas Aundross IN agrnto
,s. or, ATE ianny sY country both honest, SOBER
fsbful mo- Iucum call three days lis "
In place Inquire tor " LILLIAN
WAITER or COACHMAN. BY colored
man age twenty, pryAle family good reiorenco.
address /. WOODEN. ~ ElgAtassa
XEATCHMAN, PORTER, or in any useful
w capacity honesty aud sohnsiy required q
wiling and OBJ ging, anu not AFRAID OF hand wprh mar
best eity references. Address J. SULLIVAN, 1884
Fiankln.aVe, fremont Now-Nork tiy
YOUNG MAN, 10 years old. speaking French
and English desires situation IN private family ~
seoond man. Address sECONDMAN, lof LAST 4ith.sI
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DOUBLE TRACK. TUE No7T IMPROVED FQUIP'
MENT. AND THE EASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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xrpress Tainsleave Debrosses and Cor,and
street Ferries rs follows
6.2O TO s. SO % and 10 Limited ~. lllo n l:2,
$40 L. . q T. D ami and II night Suncavs 6lj.
% Imiiet and 10 4. 3. T. S and and Il night
TTains leaving NewN0 daily. except SUNDAY H.Zl g.
amt lI.l0 m l. p 4, and connect az lren
RsIurpng trains lea roa1st staoa Pade phia I2ol,
8I5 so .. AS fexccpt Monday, 600 $50. 500. so
and s. Limited Express 80 and 20 p l..
3 a o. g. $50 7f0 7sA5 and ON tpday 1901, 3l5,
$50 4 $50 $50 r. Z. $40 Limited. t:30 74O, AS
and X p Leave Philadelphia Camden, $50 L. II.
naliv except sunday
Irke oalccs AIS $40 aud ga BROADWAY Astor HOusa
Desbrosses aud lortlandt Streets. Courst'
sad BROOKLYN station. loot ~ F1ionai.
Eroos vn Bush's Hotel HOboken station. Jersey CITY.
immigrant Ilcket Once Battery Place aud Castle Gar
ssfE KY tIES r PTJ(H J. r. WOOD
General Manager General P4ssr Agent.
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Citp Zeal estate for Sale.

Business prJ1:rt1 for Sale du1 q Cet
-FOUR LARGE LOFTS with power to let
4 at -pruccst, opposite Tribune Binding.
ID & WHITING. Beeknan 81.
EOR RENT.-Office One-half of one of tho
desirable Office rooms In the Tribune Building
inquired Of
Mr.. Nj RRAY. JanifOr.
/ OFFS To LET No. Spruce-st., 25xS9,
II with elevator and altered m suit tenants
Z. b. COITERELL on the premises.
ITO LET.-Tlaads0mc corner offices in Temple
4 Court By parties removing irom the city.
rutland a HITTING Beekmanst.
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Gin })ropertn 20 Set.

TOR SALE OR TO LET-No. IS and 20
/ East g-d-.L WILLIAM WALKER.
rEO LET.-329 West 2Sth-st.. full size four
story a0d basement house gas Xfurce pier AMI man
I'll mroTs and pnor and second ors shades
carrets Dc0ths complete; riuc1itc ssi1n pr-
vatr family only. Basement orirc 2Gj est 2ad-st.
(UO LET.-Fullv furnished. with immediate
possessi the elegant modern house d est 5-d5t
Apply on premises and at go MAus0u-lvc
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A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATS
~ XIII N9UNIAINs ls9liny .,. Crarson, West
ana Asnrus with r-ief md nelawar- stony
Glove tRtski Mountain. sni Ksaierskih Railroads
Steamers llty ~ KINGSTON AMI Jaros W Baldwin leave
every week dV Rt y. No. Pier loot H1frsnn.si n H.
,,e,,. al, ami, y. NY vi N"Es'"n 'No'N W.
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Gin i]rJ.erin OIute1

III lJLJ-Ettu ~ lillSJ
WANTED 20 buy. apartmentiu Hubert Home,
W below 5Jlh Address with particulars anu lowest
WANTED To rent. by family Of three per
unfu~Yi-'rf hir -sftOu house between 2ad-
and Central Paris INIur aHd uthNr. must Tee IL
good ORDER rslt not over -l,s10 Address
Houses between 3lth and sob
ROMAJNE BSONS, o. Ntst SD st.. southeast corner
Brosda1r
NNANTED.-Hou furnished aud unfur-
Teuemcnts and Lots either Tor l,e OF
toilet No chnrFe Tor REGISTERING. j. hOAAiNL b"O"''
~ " 3Jd--t. IS. corner EroaiwlT
prooklnr propert1 for Sal: an0 % Get
DROOKLNN PROPEBTY.-For sale twenty
ID lots Access .h 30 ali hours Apply II ST. SUDAN.
Lvergrreu-~t. o.d N0athire.
Two BTUUER~.-For sale at reasonable
price, with loan. aluaHe plo; southwest corner clinton
and livrtlc ayes. Boo -I-ipei ~.utr. udi- Or
dwe.int-. JFEE. Johnson. r., rinesst.
TWO SUPERB Brooklyn residences M bar
gain-Nos 53 and 80 Haucockft -rhreestoIy, base
suD,e aI urowutour. "a iiHel trlnii sanitary
ana Leatll,-t localities tAD Oh property restricted
OOI can remain each PEI ccat houses open, no
0''-'' -'''' JEHE JOHNSON. Jr, Pine-st.
Two LET-Hou,e.-HandsO some 3-Storv brown
stone - rooms n ir'edtri-st heAr linton 5rookyn
short walk location unezccpLoIaDe Rent 500
10 desirable party t7ll or address
GEO. a. BEI-Eh a co., -,oo4 Fulion't, BROOKLYN
O. nND CASH and $1,000 on mortgage
hons, a. Columbia Heights overlooking the bay and
tanning rooms 2Jx9O. house 25zUO Address T. L. r.
Tribune Once.
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EALL RIVER LINE.

4 FOR BNNIONtAND ALL fplNIN FAnlt
Tho steamers PILGRIM and PHuNlDENCE leave View
Nork alternate DAYS sundays neudeoat 80 l. m - p m
commencing -cutcmber22 rom Per - ~ H. noL OF NUT
4 NI'f.lNUID d. OF Ml4lf board Ton
nectnn by Annex" Boat from hrnokyn ~ p M Ielaey
al u Tickets sthpr0uWH he secured IN
an principal hoirla transfer and ticket OhcCs
u the oace O Pier - ard steamers.
Aaenta GEO l. CONNOR.
Den. Pass. AFnnt
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sleambodts duo Railroads.

A -S4 80 TO SARATOGA and RETURN;
"a. " 90 % LAKE GEORGE AMI RETURN tickets gecf
during season Troy Boats Ckens Line steamers CITY
OF TROY and sARATOoA leave Pier "a North river foos
Christopher daily Except saturday Meeting with
mornlng Trains or North and west Eusdays steamsr
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AI.NAolLkANiA RAILROAD.
= Oh and after ~cpt e. 1884.
- ~ r5r~.~ y l.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .. o..
grains leave New York DesbrOsses and O0rsnH street
Ferries as i0llows
Esrrisburs Pittsburg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, and daily. New OK
and Chicago Limited OF ParOf Dining, Smoking aud sleep
Ing Cars . q N.
Ni!amsport. Lock Haven. p CORY and Erie ~
p CONNECTING at COry for IitaSve Petroleum centre
and the Oh Regions
Baltimore Washington and the Limited Wash ngton
Express Of Par10r daily except SUNDAY, ID
n, arrive Washington i:05 Regular. B. ana F.
RR go Or and $50 a $40 and j. night
O. Z. r, l ami Z D. m. and - SUNDAY.
y ana 2 r. r. 6.l5 a. H. y y night Il and D
X X. IA and - night.
Tor AU2ntc city except sunday lllO m, l;)u ana 90
through car Qul ID p 20 TRAIN
For Cape May. except SUNDAY. l:NO p. ~
long Branch BRv Head uncticu. and intermediate stations
RAILWAY aud An5Ov 4. s. 1lu ana II no3n $40,
$40. ana y m. sunday 40 and go a. N.
.. do not stOp shurv Park
Boats brooklyn with al thTouzh ainsa ~
jersey CITY. anoptnE speedy and direct transfer iGr
NroOklru
1no0r u daily au' a. tauy STceUt Monday. From
Nashneon an8 Baltimore 81 TO and Gao No., l3O $3.50.
$50, 550 400 1905 and l035 p. sunday, t'a $40
m, lG15 and l03j From batuort, $50 D. an.
Prom Phusdelphis $3.50 500 ESQ $40 cxccpt MONDAY.
f2U. $780, lU.4u 1850 l2y ., $40 800 $50 go,
100, go $50 g % 1905 1920 and 1926 D. SUNDAY,
$50 Gro G31. $50 7o5 ll:S5 C2O. 1885, $40 1000
10 IA % % w
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Passc

z EfTGU VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
trains iesve dspei foot Of corandl aad p,sbro-se.
$40 $40 aud T. foi laHiun bethlehem. Allan
town. nosiing. Msnoh Chunk, Nksshato, louanda, Wa
nurain tho West Pullman
through GOA hos daily Local trains at and 40
4. for EA-tnn Hethlrhem and t0plny,
Trans leaving hilO - m. and $40 m. connect for
all polutA n MahenOy and nsloiOn coal regions sunday
trains local for Maueh Chunk SlOA IN. Leave auoh chunk
a.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

20 TRAINS FACH WAY wTFK n Ays AND ON
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PNiLADLL~
PuIA: . N SEW-NORK
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Poaf0n and All raj from Grand Central Depot
Three express daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston
p. paTlOr attached anu 10 p m Win paIa
sleeping sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
ears Newport express Grand Central Depot at
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-11-27
SentineIs i'm Russia.

Thirty miles from st. Petersburg is
the castle of Gatschina. The Gar re-
sides there voluntarily, aruler TO whose
coronation the whole world came. A
subterranean passage leads from the
castle to the stables, where are many
horses kept saddled night and day.
Outside there is Gordon of sentinels.
The Cars bedroom has two windows
with massive iron shutters. A Gen
eral, with eighty Cossacks armed to
the teeth, keeps watch and ward in the
adjoining apartments. No armed sol
der is allowed in the room. At night
this mighty ruler prefers to be alone.
Mark the strange contrast a corona
tion throne and castle cell. There is
no love of change in imperial circles.
Old customs hold full sway. Prince
Bismarck tells of his walking with the
Emperor of Russia in the palace gar
dens at ST. Petersburg. They hap
pened on sentinel standing in the
midst of lawn. He asked why he was
stationed there. The Emperor did not
know. Upon inquiry the sentinel did
not knew-he had been ordered. The
officer of the watch did not know, ex-
cept that he had been O dered. The
adjutant did not know. At last an old
man was found who remembered hear
ing his father say that the Empress
Catherine IL, 100 years before, had
found snow-drop on that particular
spot, and had given orders that it
should be protected. A snow-drop
sentineled for a century !-Andoper
Repio3p
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-11-27
What Il Mindl

Go into the chemical laboratory and
touch the two poles of a galvanio bat
terry. What is it that thrills through
your bodies, and perhaps even burns
the skin of your fingers; or, even, if the
current be strong enough, strikes you
dead on the instant? Galvanism. What
is galvanism? A force. Yes, aud SO is
light force, and heat and gravitation.'
But when am told this 1 am just as
far from knowing what any one of the
forces is as 1 was before. All that you
could do, if l persisted in asking for q
fuller explanation, would be to tell me
something of the origin and properties
of the force in question, and III this
way should obtain some idea of its
characteristics, and should be in no
danger of installing it for any other
force. That is what your professor OF
physics does for You, and if yon have
only profited by the instructions you
have received, you have store of facts
at your command that will enable you
to recognize heat, light, electricity
gravitation, magnetism, whenever you
see them manifested. When, therefore
you ask me what mind is, answer that
it is force, possessing peculiar prop
critics and developed by substance
constituting part of the nervous organ
ism of man and other an mails, and
known to anatoaliss and psychologists
"a gray nerve tissue. Hammond.