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How He Carried the Bill Making an A p
prOpriatiOn for the Insane ASYLUM.

HOW lie tstETltN tnt ISlll udhInS All n p.
preparation for the Insane Asylum.
70 THE CHRoNICLE:-In the CHRONICLE
short time ago, VAS an article on I he kate
James 9. Dobbin from the pen Of ais
nephew, Prof Shepherd, which Was Il
scholarly and ohnstc composition, and was
very interesting rca4iing.
As you very properly have "a column
every week, devoted to famous North
Carolinians," | will relate one incident
connected with the life Of this distinguished
son of our State, which | learned from the
lips of my father, the late Council WoOten,
of Ienoir county
My father was a member Of the House
of Commons from lenOir county during the
session of the Legislature of 1913 40.
Mr.. Dobbn was speaker Of the House dur
ing that session. When the bill for the
erection Of the Lunatic Asylum was first
introduced during that session it was de-
feated. there being liz the General Assem-
bly, a large majority opposed to any APP
preparation for that purpose. Later IN
the session the bill to make an apprOprla-
tion for that purpose was brought up again
and Mr.. Dobbin left the speakers chair
and came down upon the floor of the
House, and made an eloquent speech in
favor of the measure, and by the effect OF
his speech the bill VAS passed, notwith-
standing during the same session 1t had
been defeated.
My father said that while Mr.. Dobbin
was making his speech in behalf Of the
unfortunate insane, his wife was then
lying a corpse in Raleigh, and that she
had on her death bed implored her hus-
band to make speech in favor of the bill;
and that fired by her parting words, he
spoke as one inspired, and by the influence
Of that speech the bill was finally passed.
making the appropriation for the asylum
which, as Prof. Shepherd truly says. ''con-
stitutes an unfading memorial OF his ma
jestic eloquence." | have heard the older
men say that Mr. Dobbin could 20 in po-
litical convention and make speech, and
by his thrilling eloquence stir and fire the
whole body and create an enthusiasm that
was irresistible and made everybody feel
that they ought to go home and engage in
the cause that seemed almost sacred. He
created by his speech what YOU might
term political revival
doubt if the State has produced an
orator who, for thrilling eloquence and
tender pathos, ever surpassed the Hon,
James G. Dobbin.
Yours truly, c. 5. WoOTEN.
La Grange, n. G. Nov. 18th, 1885.
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the sole remaining male Iredell being an
honored resident of Columbia ; c.. but
the graces Of the family remain with Us
in the persons Of the daughters Of Cover
nor lredcll.
4 sketch Of the elder Iredell cannot be
concluded without reference to his Life
and Correspondence" by the late Griffith
Mclsce. The work contains more colonial
history Of the State than any other book
published, and the industry and talent Of
the author has 50 arranged and comment
ed upon the facts that no library Is histO
rically complete without the two volumes.
They are, however, very rare For the
copies used by me in this article, | am in
debtcd to Mrs Frances Johnson Of Raj
eigh, grand daughter to the subject Of
my sketch, and to Adam Tredwell, Esq.
Of Norfolk 4 grandson Of DR. Samuel
TredweIl, who married the Judges beloved
niece, Nelly Blair
H. NJ DANIEL.
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..Throw Physic to the Dogs"

when it is in the old fashioned blue mass,
blue pill sort, and insist on using Dr.
Pierce's pheasant Pugative Pellets" a
modern medical luxury being small, sugar
coated, granules, containing the active prin-
ciples of certain roots and herbs, and
which will be found to contain as much
cathartic power as any Of the old d-fashion-
ed, large pills, without the latter's violent,
drastic effects. The pellets operate thor
oughly but harmlessly, establishing per
manently healthy action Of the stomach
and bowels, and as an anti bilious remedy
are unequaied.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-12-10

Biles, fstul.e, rupture and
structure radically cured. Book of partic
ulars 10 cents in stamps. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. y.
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plicant who claims vacant position g. his
compensation for some most questionable
party work.
The civil service law does not prevent
the discharge of the indoleut or incompe-
tent clerk. but il does prevent supplying
his place with an unfit party-worker. Thus
IN both these phases is seen the benefit 10
the public service, and the people who de
sire good government having secured this
statute will not relinquish its benrftS
without protest. nor ale they unmindful
of the fact that Its full advantages can
only be gained through the complete good
faith of those having its execution in
charge. And this they will insist upon. |
recommend that the salaries Of the civil
service commissioners be increased TO
sum more ncarly y commensurate with Their
important duties.
The Presidential Succession.
The present condition Of the law rcla-
ting TO the succession 10 the presidency IN
the event of the death or disability or re
moval OF both the President and Vice
President, the Pre- ident says IS such as
to require immediate amendment This
subject has repeatedly been considered by
Congress but no result has been reached
The recent lamentable death OF the Wee
President and the vacancies at the same
TIME III all other Offices the lnCumDeu'S OF
which might Immediately exercise the
functions of the presidential office, has
caused public anxiety and just demand
that recurrence of such a condition of
affairs should not be permitted
''ln conclusion" the President says
Il commend to the Wise care and thought
ful attention of Congress the needs, wei
fare and aspirations Of an intelligent and
generous nation. To subordinate these 10
the narrow advantage Of partisanship or
the accomplishment of selfish ends. is 10
violate the peoples trust and betray the
peoples interests. But an individual
sense of responsibility on the part of each
Of us and a stern determination to per
form our duty well, must give Us place
among those Who have added in their day
and generation TO the glory and prospcri-
ty of our beloved land. "
GROVER CLEv EIAND.
WASHINGTO% D. c. Dee 4 1881
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Its Tobacco Interest

Warren was a noted tobacco county he
fore the war, but then, the bright golden
leaf that has since made North Carolina
famous was unheard of. and the three mil
liens of pounds that it annually produced
was heavy shipping tobacco, much less
profitable than the four million pounds of
yellow leaf that il now produces. For many
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W arTefIaiiti. =.

The good old county Of Warren has con
nected with it many interesting historical
events Beneath its sod, near Jones
Springs sleep the sacred remains of Miss
Annie Lee, daughter Of Gen. T. f. Lee,
who died at these Springs Of typhoid
fever in October, 1869 y beautiful shaft
carved out OF native granite marks her
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HON. JAMES &. DbIsBIN.

Rocky Mount, Nov 1850.
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The suggestion that probably more than
half of the army have been tried for Of
feses, great and small, in one year may
well arrest attention.
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retain the same purchasing power and be
interchangeable at will.
W We have now on hand
all the silver dollars necessary 10 supply
the present needs of the people and 10
satisfy those who from sentiment wish TO
see them in circulation and if their coin
age is suspended they can be readily OBJ
tanned by all who desire them. Il the
need of more is at any time apparent, their
coinage may be renewed.
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All must admit the Importance of an eff
fective navy TO a nation like ours, having
such an extended sea Goa I TO protect, and
yet we have not single vessel Of war that
could keep the seas against IA first class
vessel Of any important power such a
condition ought not longer 10 continue
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Market closing steady. Transferable notices 800
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-MarSet stl strongly
Dqyel1 wih h, trade o 900 sSP95. AMI ys mod
crate o69igS business 5''' IN IVY 90 9'3, u1s yC
800 bbs Fine - -5Gs32 -: lat ef Tor Cl0c Winter 900
Tor Winter Wheat 100 bls EEfsa So 81 sJS%s315
m1lny within The rance - oli 400 DDS Winter
SHINE rS o,q Extra 50 $1es5 o. Of he s1.ei
i fae at bis g s. 9aPeanes io7-$ E9t
20 n ~ i;ooI Extra Wesisra a ~ o. S5n8oS
Far Extra ONO - u.s. -, Good - 20 ~ Go9l2
Sie2aE = I34 t2i i soa=5 81 Bakers fxfra. 100
Winter Wheat - iGae5 90 CITY NIL tEira for es5
indies 7o@s. 90 14atn neIiG5 - y I, 10 Giei
c@nsei n pce " On 5l 9u tIcii, Cannon ci
et 500 bis SuperIne At - 1888 10 ald small par.
cells choice at - 81. BuCKWHEAL FLoUR-selnz q
sI9oar2 corn MLAL-st-ady VIII mo4eraii
trade demand oles. 900 obl' hiauy".he az = 20 ana
and "i,non, d'i 1el cIg n m PrSt NJ fe aIysncc ana
ated trade Tor expor and city nnr All Fir bgsae.
nsg future a 900 bnsh spot including POSTER 80.
Red at aOci Ungraded "ne. 'eG - l+e5 Iof
White SIC. 40. Red quoted at 0j &c n elevator No
0eSe1l,' ciosip at :s &c do Tor February, II OI.5
GoFns ar = o5 Nominal n ~ ,5 5 r
nrn With fury active mating demand Ia-s oog99 eas4
rsrtde lt 20 N.t.f Iu.DjO bush 80 tduiil,
-Ot 10000 bush Swallowed state az .Jc---.-. BA Riley
MAiT-luiet prices uuchangg HN-Aiarket t'e
IAN uusctt ed and lower. Cash lots declined l. l' ana
closed quiet options opened very drm; taeu advanced
SC then the aly3ul od ana declined "a -, ana close
steady about the inside pIce a. moderate tia,s ir
evuort ud home ana brisk business m options
There r a also some trade arrive -hpuers bought
sales 2dr-pOO bush. future. $4,000 BUSH
spgt and 10 arrive including Ium,rciiu aIs Mixed al %
~ a. rejected 80 UngTsfed, 40 be-. No 3 ICES
delivery. 40 Al IS ic No > Mixed 20 ,
a. Gle IN elevator 5j0 jlc ato1. closing Win sellers a.
the inside prices Ungraded Wmte southern 5.ei no,
Mixed November. 0i0 &c., closing 40 "a c. CO.
ion December j1ba j3hc, closing at j2Ac do ior jan
nary a. llc closing at do for February &
a. nc closing &C.. do. for May a. .@t-c, closing
Al OATs-Cash lots may De quot q igc. let
win rather more doing export options )oned uru a
Sc then lost part 81 the a.Fi uce anu cos =
sicaIy At about the inside frees saie' ya'.
FUTURE $4,000 bush. spot. including No 3 aliN.i az
gj.Itc: No q Sic. i'm elevator amt olout 81 fl &c
aHoat including g. bush taken for EXPORT 80 lqloiet
at .tLc.. No White. y 03lc No q, s 0"5Ac.i 10
qult I'll Ar 3 g.. Mixed Western. 30 Sc Nhit, DO a5e SIC
Mime ate SIC: 80 Mixed for November - c- co,Dg
- sc.do for December 5''s3 10 CLOSING AZ "a 40
Tor JAnu ry. 3ie-r'4 &C.. closing "a .l'c - -
steady and $50 10, lu0 '2-; 80 ~ 9oci 100 D.
j., 0q5c.. ~hsrps - Coz los Rye Feed 1J0'Jc.
stocks IN store IA Ncwlor6, Brooklyn amt Jersey C.Y
grain warehouse, ana held IA railway hzhtt olcettne
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LVEST SHORE RAILWAY.
rITE HEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK

rIIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQU Typed
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS Ok
PLEASURE rRANEl..,, NM, ,,-r,sr
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is AI.oN II fvIs5t
SHORE OF THE WORLD-FAMFD III DSON N v -
kROUND FOOTHILLS or CArsklLI MOU ~ ~ a AZ
IND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY VI iah
MOHAWK, o- -,-.. -, ,.o,o Wat 42d.sk
station "a follows ..,.t,r foot M Jay.at.
Sorh River 20 minutes earlier than from ioo'o Vi "'''
'1 he,olt and Chicago .lOlO m 1900. $40 p IN PnU
nan slcepers through u,,,, an seepers
Rnaaio Rochester 1870 'lOlO r. No. 'o'"o' o'i"P "'
seGp9.S shS Brse Niagara FaS 'olO@ IN $780, $40
.. u. -.o ron slOlO ll;2b A. M, 900, 1910
Highland, Po'keePsie ana CatSkli' 'i@o' io'io AiA'
-, 3,bS $40, 40 D. III ,,...u .1o.to
, N9WpTn M = Si65o 1900, 's.iO, .ll4O p M
|iiZo y n wa Albany 1870 1928 O. M. 500 p M
aNSevtt cal and Canada East 72O a. M 900 p M
Hamilton, London, y Viu a. hi' 'oVV' -''i"P' -'
si0i0 M 600, sac p; m . sunday
For tickes time tables paror OF e ia hudson
~ bgooElyn, Court Annex s 1Rs ss $40 lao $50
roadwsy fSf 6have. lao Ess. asfhstt and foot 81
Norh River baggage casS It M texet ofees
hotels and resiuehces oA HENRY .MONErr.
GAnsrA Passenger Agcns
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I PER GENT. FlRM M0RTGACES.

TBs7; C0RIuN HANINBNG 90. If5 B'Wsy.,
again calls attention these investments. AmOns The
rctor adv :ntlprs arrt
it Perfect sccuIty upon broad acres improved farms
moi g. cctdIrg 80 per cent ~ their value.
I'd Security remains n your posscs.0l AMI In form 10
Sd Very mich better Of interest than any other
dr-t-class Investment ,,...
,oittituou4 YDrrruc.--l us 81 them 30 tliH cry.
6h The 81 th- business ore cfe ana can Doe cX
amlucd
fu d,.,utlge pamphlets with names ana ahtIc-a'f vt M
W .t, "a rcicroUr Gus ou' Tor long series Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

NAY AND sTEAw-Fmr,y active and unchanged.
ping GRADES. 7yc strtg-No! :. eO0e'ei No =. oo~O,ci
oIoiFsIet. uut steady Choice rai,s scarce and arn
Choice 1850 crop, l2c' inferior -rdes 'oiO- io'te0h
M61AseE s-N ow-oheans moleva,, Fly active. within l'
''MTAis- ON change: Iron certificates quiet blt my
steady at rom rlO' acc tuhs o. Htt'ey li'''S'
elieiy Act w. decline 70 l0J5 lUzJc spot l0'ac.
iutulcs. closing lar!y steady. Ga "a So '
sou sncItt 20 Toe lin Plate wtak and yerT al
per steady at lo3 .ouI IaA 80 2.1S bi.-i'-si
l0ooc do. Baltimore - c. do tOrlor1 W. Lt~4 am
NAVAL STORES-spiuts Iurpentne qiet and ''5 (
spot qloCod al DC. nosn duI. aud unchanged >An5l
32lci l.. 32c. X. Jsjc. NJ. 4Soc.. ~ $500 W. ~
GIL,"tonjiHue moderately active aud Gra. city Lms,c
'Gc Lard S2@2le; p2m erI OF '@ nrv nsht
movement to-day and the General tone vas e, mo He 5
6 SSH rpni oil IA i0IL short day siNfls Hence,
noonrr S9i tons general CARGO private terms 30 NIL
BOZ hN hence an Ameiicsn snip ssnGi' Srs9 s agp
ump suu....DU bLINS nom ~; John \ - bro s'l
Geas s.....sT JOHN, \. s. British shig deals ID
LoNDoN hence BE9'R 's1aSG'"it 9 sShIfM e;t5S;
OVIsioNs-PoRK-rhe movement WIS little ne'r
5or h atps sGPCr' so1 SS. Shot GER - GSSf p
Mess quoted = o Tor or I Vay Me-. - l75sJ
ior Clear Back and 5, 90 10. Extra PRIME .DE,
1 4sss "na oS5sS o. Extra Ness oG. 5000 paeAe.
al OOG$l2 % IN buls Family Mess W 90 SO M
80 % est .aies 300 DDls ia 80 spot sS 20 ny,
Der CUF MEAisCate Wei c.t''' c II Sc Ia
10000 70 Green Hama Is - average 10 srtN We ~ l,
S SS2S F'Se@ & PeElsa Hams 81 q smOsed TO-
laalOe MIppLLs--Are quiet sHt yesis r delivery
Long CLEAR Jc5 sh,rt Clear o.-ye - ueevr %
Lyht i5aii.c; Pigs. BIO. LARD-ILc market 20
another gain to-day advancing az puh's V'I, V, IN.
porers are quiet Contract grace pot gu tri toe
200 es to S aTyS 10 < j4Gc Closing s. as i0ci 81
ties December, d3s d.oec closing 3 q '5Ve renfa.
sTy o. d6.53c. closing CO. G95te 200 g. S.Si,
Sgc City steam sae'. loo tcs % c.
No Ciy sales ~ tcs: iVe' HenA ae" 9g11 me.
BU m ER-rhe market - Inn on al nne giade' r ~
Otherwise duu and heavy state CreSmY yi 9os.
i4a2Sc Western Factory 7Glocs Imitation Creamery .t%
l9 ' western e hs "a, prices 66@ no chance
State 7Gluc. Night skins 6Gotc' Western, %,st
ern 22l902. @c.j Canadian. l9a-l &c; Linel s'"''' "
ie d. Tsse weak and and mo- SSn sar Ginning M
06o Centrifugal. 5sc sales, lo5 ma y MusoO ,nts
So G1ise Powdered 69e7c Gganniate 7los. 1 Se;
A. 6aci Conieelioners 49, 5000 9tA Exta q -
Q5lac.; -" 5is@j4ei yellow 4saSc. q, oie,marsa.
rn9 ie5 SyTSS ana rather weak Prime City quoted
47sc.; sales, $4,000 10 at47sc.
ST. LOUIS .Nev 9-Fqur arm Xxx g. SnssS d is H9 -:
Fancy - go G5 Patents 80 Is esS 90 Wheat ne;
Hs sse S SasS JANUARY sse ca:R
SsGSJsc November 8! 81 c ear % ~ az nc Decent
ber lisc Rvs 9aS BARLEY STEADY ~ ,2 Sea- esay
sss sssa as uasansFe aD arO 63S
63c Corn Meas nrD az 81 80 MISSY a s'e' snors lia
* so snort Gsa 50 arp 50 sa.s osS "a.
Recepts-kouL 5000 nolsi "hear ~, ousnl 8arey.
$4,000 oase snlpmen,sntioar SoS oas.; ara 5000
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T0R PHILADELPHIA.
VHE NEW LINE
w ZEN
HIA. NORFOLK. OLD POINT

NETWORK PUILAu ElPHIA NORFOLK. OLD POINT
COMFORr AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FAsTERTHAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New. York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
Fast Day and ght Express between New FORK
and Cane Charles. Trains NewlOrk Pennsylvania
Railroad. week days and m daily. arriving Old
Point Comfort OILS D. m. days and 30 daily Nor.
folk g D. m and oil Sleeping through FROM Now.
YORK to Cape Charles and Paror car from philadelphia with
change Tickets pHTlOcar sleeping berts
secured any Ticket once OF the pennsyivania Railroad
Company. r. h. COOKE Gcn'l Pass aud Freight Agent
ii, w. DUNE, Superintendent
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eS2s 6sd 5Tnary $40 h3G q slo

Strict o God Ordinary 5lG Mddng 1910
guturas were active excited and az ore time ls TO u
ponts higher there reaction anu The close wac
T an advance the day Of il 10 - points reduction OF
the crOp .timae by the National cotton Exchange TO
$3.50 900 bales caused wild nsh 70 cover ana The business
UNA te largest on single day FOR two years large num-
her OF orders from Orleans and Wal street shorts
coycred IRE " Walsh Hackman were the largest buyers
tan9 ebout IS 600 bales. Parker, Ranger. Thompson &
toote lehman SoniheIm and Others bought freely The
sntg was pretty well scattered ljyeIpOO pad c0upar.
9vey uttl5 attention TO the fury here sales 23lOO
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r. THE MARKETE
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rivsr. Vessels AMI RIt,ro13st
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Spot dull and nearly nominal at fer fair
7OG bags ex Aonica sold private terms options quiet
marked change. safes, 2iOO bags closing
follows Noyenber g7l9e30 pecep6er 8;sO9gs5L Jan.
70S; April 7.0j07. 10 Mild grades moderately active
sales 400 piculs Padang scott from the June e IN
I5c and Coz pcus from The September sale also at
COTT0N-spot Cotton was hTmer. but without guotibe
consmpton Receipts the ports AZ 096 bales last week
So 4lS Iast year, 1920; since September J. l7304g7
against /. ia 400 for the same period last year.
The quotations. according % tAo American c!asAlatlll
Al AZ
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OFFICE or TIE
NEW YoRK LAKE ERIE AND " TERN H. r. CoNPANY{
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COHPASY,
\ Il nnnAnNVAY NV NnNK ncT d lAal- [

No II BROADWAY, NEw \ DIRK, Oct ii, 1898
VNuE annual meeting of the shareholders of
L the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY for the
purpose Of cectng thirteen directors and three Inspectors
of Election for following ana 10 rans1ctany further
business that may brought before IT, viii be held
office of Tie company, No II Broadway, New-YorR
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1850; at II O'Clock.
noon me polls will be open until o'clock p. IN The
Duectors thus elected Will be eT.oicio Directors also
of the Now-YOrk Elevated Railway Company and OF
The Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company for the same
The transfer books VIII be closed October TO- ht o'clock
D. NJ and reopened November II at 10 o'clock a NJ
- ' n. II. MeWILLIAMS,
secretary.
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DmLADELPHIAA AND READJJE2 .5, Z. R.

r65T 6F .LElGna2RrYi.ssr. Noafd 8IygERfss,
TIM r. Il.7IAAd ami TRENroN Bound brook
7sa i2aoS'1. sGNDAYs at 400 $40 A. M $780, llo'
10 connection, nj w.ype Junction Tor Germantown and
C,cstnut NH 1t Co.umbA-age. Tor ManlyuhA Ooh'H'
Roekyp ga ,d Is on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
rSi E1 g y piiT1DELPHIA, Eluth and Green sts
72O, $40 g3J llHO a. m' 5Es; 300 M Tifi and
RI e> ~ II, 5 Ss2 S aoG I5 a. m G0' so, $40
rr o nkyEEH ~ Z and PiiILLIPsBURG. PENN
Y5r 4%iIiiiIIfiAMsPoRr. sUNRURY. LEwIsBUR1 and
PiAHNNOY CITY at 7:45 - g. ~: 90 4g0 ~ too
$50. 5'i. 300 %. m sundays 539 nm ,oo lao
io 81 $50 5i5' igG0 p N. sundays 1870 D. IN
Tdr 4TrQI 81 40 ;S SO y z. 1900 s45a
loo. lalO 3.l5 a.i5 p. ~. sundays al o''O y J"
r Sr PEEA 4rA at at go. 7ij rs 1900 1870 S@
r5 i EIIN. ALLExroW a9e M MA cH Eu6SlT
AZ tou 200 s.85 a. 1900 lS0' $40 o''o p HI uN''
rST GH16H At 500 7o s45 a. no. dag S SiS 400
For HlGit' B&iDGE BRANCH at AGO. $40 a w. 'oO
Far ''P PR"nINGroN ZOO s45 loo $780, AGO. 4'S@
5oo ,9 h IF H ct o5 40 Zoo, SIS 1880 lh IA
9asdi 776a i-8i rs. ios'p m suadays 800 500 a. IL
rd 1?i qo oo o ~ o5 45 o 's $50 1873
Iil5 .. M. 700. 1850. 81 "a - {. $40 ihS iau3
5.3o = 4slsIGa@. G0 800 si5 ~ 1900 NJ 1870 1900
3D. 5io 80 n g.Sy c GjEAS GROVE So Ah rail- a.
c,l i14 ice en- rove AZ 100 sl NJ oo an,
For fREEHOID at $40. Hoo a. n'.' $780, ''oV'' o' WV
rT p. LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER aud BARNEdAr 49,
rol Fl Ms II t'iT"t VISELAND and BRIDGEroN At
4.aU a. H., Loo \. m
yi,w-JTRSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier 10. %. North river via S2cy H @33kTANcu
For HON NNDS sEAhlaGhi ,lEIyt SS r. ~ D. III
Ttcptts can be- procured SO loot OF LlOerty f T3a8
.-.itE t,or 81 .I-. z1T 26l. Isl, va dit. -
Ur5tdway t5a 7J1 ard 1io dth w. "a,
nh Grrruv -I0 4lNt
81 B.ycrv aud puuoua hqt.. in Iew-1V sti rlih
.o.t 3i2 II Manhattan ave Iu hoouken. = u Washns
= s. Transfer Ompany WI coz l't 'H" 0''N "'
saae frol otelt residence 10 desunaj o >-rocr,
J. 4. MUOtrtN, . - ttct,,t 4 ct
CoutUl Manager. ,'tu' !,s',', ~
X. T. BALDWIN, e. r." f'"B'' 70 .1y -
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Nfw-IERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
RAILROAD,


GREAT rNCNE LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL KoO u -
Trains lowe Ncv-l ork. va icsoro-ses ana Oou''" '
ufr s,rs aud the Vest yth Pullman p, P2ae
Cf.,so Limited Of Isrior Dining. smoking aud sleeping
Cars d, .. IN every gay , = n n, . &C ~ and ESQ
A. p n ciaucctins at Cory tor Ttn'vlio' fef''D
Cea're an3 ni my. md the south Limited washington
Iv.r,s- of Pullman laact Sh's U. "a ~, y. tn md
t W." i sio AID p m. AMI u night SUNDAY o.
o. Pr. 800 anil p nl ant r. nlSnJ ,,
F1r rr tty except sun ly l .or,ce,to stat,oug
a 5aaiSy ~ a. H. ana p. DO not sop At A'On'y
sT potrt md norfolk ps"Gsns'S y aq9
6g VIA BAL d Hay Line 2t ,!I 4, Fl S Sroa si'a Train,
40 er,-y CIV, oaordng speedy ana "''c0' "'N'''' "
Broodrn tr,'eII o.o rr.brg. r 3. 1880 600 and
TN I'M ISily from washington ana Batm1re
MILO. $40 ~ 80 10 .l1 Nh y, n ,pha $50 O D.
a59 5 5 g1i ao a. @ 3o Q Yo 5 a39 4 81
40 E-5 49, $50 02o 031, l915 p m. in1 -9S q s
s1r,,y y 5o 5.-O 100 sOJ. ll3J a. NJ ~ O'-o' .
aaU j35 I00j ?. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Ezpres, trans i3ye NeT {GTS via p''0Fo'''' anu
i1' 81 s. D. % taca,o limited. and TO- W3shins, 0d
iim'G" a o. ~. S 60 II 10 aud a. u.
smaa s. Eygre.s CIR i5f T.. ~, IIA''o'' "'' ~
IT, = tnC yoik daily except Sunday, At 20 p and
ii'i1a. M !. 2. q. and p M ana y H. 0' 7''''
Hcurning trans lelye Rr21a 20 So H. and i.I6
limited 4 Spress ~ and 90 p ~ b5t9 $ L. -
s0IA gso a. m.' ll35 4.5O Limited $780, 'lo and
!C P,delpht, via Camden daily except sqna i,.
Leg[S ,ri,s Ak I2j and 9(l Broadway Aston House
md lot Desboses aAd Fnito1st Bfooky
puoscbis hotel Ho0os,n station Jersey n.y. Ems'A''
lNHe' yors transfer company viii call for aad ehe'--
baggage from no; els 99 1i residences J.R WOOD
'HARiaG cnc "a Manascr General Passenger Aseat
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y ORWICH LINE. 80 r,,-,.,.,-
- u,ducton OF fares O. III points: Boston sig W9ceN,r
AZ 90 steamers Pier 3D. Nprth RIVER o2t " M"1,
cNt pier above DC-bIOsse5 street Ferry no 4oV Z w. uJ'
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
tie FAST rail from Grand Contra pepos IaTS
(parior attached and II pm win palace seePim
csIs Sundays at ii with palace sleepinS cars an,
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tNICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, r. |.
~ Leave Grand Central Depot "a follows
Ats a M. arr.yipg In Newport az 2i2o p. m
AZ D. m. arriving IN Newport at $50 p; M.
iUraN attached 70 both Trains .
THEODORE WARREN. Supt