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HAv1Ne FoR A IoSa lime

Recognized the want of the patrons to all the ad-
VantaSes possible, we have completed at big ex-
pense show room well worthy of any leading
house This room is conceded by all to be the best
adapted room for all advantageous reasons In the
states In this room there radates light similar
TO q sunlight. No purchaser can. therefore, say
that they were not given every advantage for buy
Ing. In this large and airy room, which is III
feet deep and % feet high, we keep an assortment
of all the latest novelties in Dress Goods, Black
Goods, silk and Velvets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-01

NEw DRY GooDs AND DnEss
GOODS.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
HAVE JUST OPENED THEIR LARGE AND AT
IRACIINE STOCK OF CHOICE PARIS
DRJSSS GOODS,
INCLUDING ALL THE NOVELTIES FOR
STREET AND HOUSE WEAR.
ENGLlSH SCIT1NGiS FOR TAILOR SUITS.
BANNOCkBURN CHEVIOTS, BRAEMAR
CHEVIOTS
ENGLISH MIXTURES, SCOTCH MIXTURES
BOUCLE CLOTH. BOURETTE CLOTH.
SUPERIOR 81 his AND VELVETS.
FA1LBE FRANCAIS, SATIN DUCHESSE, &C, IN
ALL COI4ORS
LYONS PURE SILK VELvETS IN ALL
SHA DES
LARGE STOCK OF WHITE AND LIGHT COL
ORED SILKS, SUITA BILE FOR WEDDINGS AND
EVENING WEAR.
HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF RELIABLE QUAIL
ITIES.
ONE PRICE.
W. SINISTER & SONS,
se26 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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M0NrHEALS SMALLPOX EPIDEMIc.-Al-
phonse Morals and VIM. Beebe, who were ar
rested in Montreal during the riot on Monday,
were sentenced to tour months imprisonment
The military were on duty last night. Messrs.
Henderson Bros, lumber merchants, gave their
Forty Of the men quit work. Sub-chief Lancy
and detachment OF police were attacked yes
terday near BOnsecour market by q mob, but
the mob was scattered. There were 1S4 deaths
from smallpox In the city during the four days
ended on Tuesday night, besides 81 in adioin-
Ing municipalities. A furnace will be built in
mortuary house will also be built. At Rich
ford, Vt, yesterday, doctors began 70 inspect ell
passenger trains coming from Montreal, and 10
vacinate ali passengers who have not been vac
cinated. Compulsory vaccination Is to Be
adopted at Toronto
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Aiexandria Arrnirs.

CIRCUIT CoURT-This court continues to be
held by Judge Keith, and resumed its sessions
this morning. In the suit of j. H. ID. Smoot VS.
]. H. Cooke, a verdict for the plaintiff has been
given, and q judgment for the plaintiff in S7O3
given in the case of Green vs. Adams & Co.
Civil suits still occupy the court
NOTES-Old Dominion COmmandery has In
stalled Edgar Warfield its newly elected emf
nent commander. and other officers.-The
special delivery service went into operation to
DAY, but the messengers had no employment
MIR. ]. r. Zimmerman has received the con
tract for furnishing coal to the corporation
offices at $4.37 and $5.O5 per ton.
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Ractue nt Jerovue Pnrk

New YORK. October 1.-The race meeting at
Jerome park was continued to-day. The 1uS
race, free handicap, sweepstakes, one mile and
one sixteenth, was won by wallfiower, with
Stonebuck second and Rica third Time l:53lo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-01

A Posi- OFFICE THIEF CAUGHT IN A BEAR
TRAP.-A letter has been received at the Post
Office department from David A. Robnett post
master at Millersburg, Missouri, stating that his
store and post Office was robbed on the 9th Of
June. subsequently he set bear trap under
the window and caught r. Phil. Gillespie, the
alleged tn ief, who is now in Jail.
AN ARMY RETIRING BOARD having found
Captain Mason Jackson, eleventh infantry, in
capacitated for active service, he il, by dirsc-
ton of the Secretary of War, granted leave OF
bility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-01

COINAGE AT THE PHILADELPHIA MINT
During September 80, sos double eagles 5eagles,
6,o01 half-eagles and III gold dollars were
coined at the Philadelphia mint. In silver
2,5OO,O5O standard dollars and SO each OF
half and quarter dollars and dimes were also
coined. The total value Of the coinage during
the month was 81 42O354
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-01

NAVAL CADETS HAZED-Tuesday night two
of the third class men at the naval academy st
Annapolis, Marcus l.. Miller and Ralph Bailey
were caught in the room occupied by Cadets
Pratt and Gray, who entered the academy I'm
September. The cadets We're about 10 retire for
the night They were made TO sing and give
Rotations, and probably would have been sub
tected to other Inconvenience by their tor
mentors had not q Waterman reported the
affair TO the officer in charge. Commandment of
Cadets Farquhar yesterday investigated the
charges against the hazing students, and o
court-martial Is likely TO follow. The academy
re-Opened to-day.
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clined the offers. We do not propose to adopt
any such policy"
THE COMPLAINT OF THE PRINTERS.
A member OF the committee of Columbia
Typographical Union in charge OF the strike
made to q STAR reporter the following state
ment Of the causes leading up to the present
issue: .Some ten years ago the union was forced
of this city in resisting reduction In wages
The union was worsted, and eventually reduced
IFS sfae 6 Per cent so as TO MAKE ss the
30 cents, the price now fixed by law Of Congress
for the Government Printing Office. This not
protracted struggle the union, BY resolution,
suspended the operation Of the 60.cent scale
and permitted its members to work Tor 40 cents
members threw or their allegiance to the
union, and were reinforced with additions from
o9
the payment OF their employees. This scale was
more arbitrary than any the Typoeraphical
the employers 10 pay their workmen by one
scale and charge their patrons BY another
These encroachments bore 60 harshly on the
. g S
upon them, that, in selfdefense, nearly every
man m nv who had placed himself beyond the Pare
ceived again into full fellowship. The union,
being thus strengthened, Informed nj en-.
had on snS ssf a
duction other than that proportioned
to 40 cents per 1000 ems. no member would
remain In their employ. who did not receive
this rate This was In the early part Of last
May. Gibson Bro. aoquiesced IN this demand 81
the union (notwithstandingt they refused 90 70 90
In written communicstsonh paying pries. and
aehaH for foreign languages until . Few weeks
since, whom they again sought to ohfneCo theiY
Priee,end.a- fourth scale. Their employees, not
enD s,osH ac a sspGs s @
before him, who, acting under q misappreheh-
sion, advised them to Continue ct work Sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-01

THE TROUBLES BErwKxx T14R rR1xrEzs AND
GIBSON DR0THERS CARRIED BKFOay JupcI
sNELL-TRIAL OF CHAIRMAN BLAKE, or THE
PRINTERS COMMITTEE,
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
SEGA 400. 422. 424. AND 426 SEVENTH STREET
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A NEW LOCAL NAIL SCHEDULE.-Postmaste
Conger has arranged a new schedule for the
mail service between the Georgetown branch
post office and the main office so as 10 give an
extra trip each way. The new schedule is as
follows: Leave main office sos and $40 am.
m. except Sunday; 12:3O and 800 pm except
Sunday; p.m., Sundays only; 600 pm ex-
cept Sunday. Arrive main office GAO and $40
am. and 12:25, 200 and 4:55 pm. except Sun
day; TAO pm, Sunday only; $40 pm. ex-
cept SUNDAY.
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MARRIAGELICENSEs.- Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to David
Mountioy and Bette Robinson; Charles f..
Ford and Laura Grantham; Richard Clemton
Balenger and Isabelle May PassenO; L. T. Cart
wright and Sarah Acklin Brooke, of Fauquier
county, Va: Mack Howard and Mary Wildly
both of Montgomery county, Nd: James Arthur
Bland and Alice Virginia Cornwall, both OF
Prince William county, Va; Thaddeus ID. Will
VIM. johnson and Mary Brown; Milton q.
MANUEL and Annie f. King; Francis r. Oliver
and Elsie Barker; Jefferson ID. Lambert and
Sarah z. Weadon, both OF Loudon; Eugene Bos-
ton and Dora Williams.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOM ETEG The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
a.m. $50; am, $50; IL am, SO.2; pm,
74.1. Maximum. TAI. Minimum, $50.
The NEW ASSISTANT LAND COMMISSIONER.
Ex-Congressman Stockslager, of Indiana, to-
day entered upon the discharge of his duties as
assistant land commissioner.
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INVEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED And FiNEsI EQUIPPED
> DOUgLE TRACK LINE FOX ~ slNESS OK
PLEASURE TKAVEL>,o r,,v ,rvsr
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE is AiDNo ~ nE p " i r.,
SHORE OF THE wORLDFAMEp ~ p n5O5S ~ ~
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATskiLL, MOUHHrAIrnM5S;
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL WALLET W 'h|
on and ser July q 1885,, trains win leave West 42dst
All tsips leave new downtown station lootof Jayst
North river 90 minutes earlier Dan from oo 0
Detroit and Chicago. -lO:lO a. M 'oIo DIV III ui'
Isp s I .,;io glOp m. Pullman seepera
sIO M 80 $40 eleepcis anu pM,or az. "a -slo
Highland Pokecpsie saugerties and Albany i2lo '7;2o
'iWie LIZ n IT,, and casSiL .I2lo '7:2o 800
sloIU Il 10 a. M 3t5. 4:Uj, -G:l0 $40 - me-
Saratoga specials. 0:00 ll;lj nI- $40 m a,s,m
Ksatsrs all Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel stnn M
nica $40, II5 8: 10 buffet paror cars 10 ura ana
Hotel AMI Hotel Kaaterskll via PhGnicia on 9oo ~ ILL., mn"
'fPslepyile Cairo Mountain House s'Auon' 12;io 72o
'' gcr a,rcaI ana Canada East 72o 900 M 0lo N
Hamilton London. .IOi0 m. '6'lo 's'io p IN" 'oion'@
t:io s;i9 9 + trains daily except sunday
l0r or slecpug -. sEcg,nast
tops or Information apply at Offices JeIyE az onri
ii ss.Son Habcksn f4 Hndson.sLi broesXh ,a~
Amer 1ca foot OF FULTON st.; New rork Sl} a. IA
2l6 S63 so 49, 1s0 333 BFcsnwsy nre stsoas foot
last 25thst Bowey and wsss snSi ye9 sasesSs
:sa sS & ro1 11 Sass. and
ear p loft at ticket Offices asaars PsaasaSar xsx.k
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REAL ESTATE

Erw-YoaK, Wednesday July %. 1883
The following sales were made at the exchange
and Auction Room to-day:
BIZ Joh, 7. Boyd.
5-stcry plot land 2davc cor OF s,o TIT
9Sth-st, plot J2x75; James o Ii s'"'"'
b. r. b. Snrh.
Buildings with lot on Rvingtonst, Of Lewis ooo
ssto S' bTsk son,s with lot No 7e Icwts ea
10 II OF Rivmgton-st lot 25xO0 Henry Uneih-- 'i'o
RECORDED REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY
The following transactions we're recorded IN the
Registers Office yesterday:
11th.st. corof Ave-B. 9319s g. samuel
Patchen and another executors to Bcnchc' ga 600
same property Behede' hieln all" VIC % $4,000
lless.t n s. GAS fl Of st Nc6oiasavc i5aIi0oll
airregn y, 1na,ies L.in ng % $4,000
SJa,st : 10 II e@ o. dsIa Ne AoAio-'-' 6lOO
Same property; Lyman " Hall to Albert ] Day.
same property; Henry B wOcotI to same ;;,,,,:
Chrst 70 n o. Wo,diawnase n a2Sioo' oa' 1000
l6h-st $ IL IT o. o'i,avs No. waa $4,000
2daye s. Oil u spt d2s f' cow 1862
22dst - s25l staye Sl6H'o' 'onn no y" 'n 2IoG0
Ridge st. No A.; George ole 20 Maurice sm a w.e
st MAXI pas ec, no ioi; "o'oo ao'''' 5000
73dst g 20 II ., nl a,, ton Is 800
,aS Ss essAs = Fl eoP wistst 25x7j Interest,"
Charles EnScrt and wi to sad!e timan ,on 'OOo
'''ns., :, sr IN ww %, 10000
2davs; s fS,o 10, ,, 90 A,bepI aEee 900
l0Oths II 3. .6J II W OF shave 9Ox luOil; James
MurtIugh and wife 10 John IL Hehsna" AZ" go,
strong ave n s. 100 IT Of nion.ave, 9lIs2 John eoo
Decker to Thomas Y cir ami another o, -o0V
Carolina strasser -. -,
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Gelp Wnnts1.

NNvANTED.-Cauyasser for Marshall's En-
w grivlrg OF Gcu'rai GIant Highly Endorsed as ia
WORK o. art and portrait CURkIER JOINS
3JI NJ rStt-st.. Newark, y. j.
XNANTED.-Ladrs and gentlemen IN city or
county 70 take rht work Al their ow1 homes, ~ to
- q made work nv mil canvassnn We
have good donaud work and furnish 81 adv employ
meut. AGdlts. with stamp Crown NJ btL COMPANY,
- AIlt.sl. Cincinnati ONO.
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Excursions.


LEAVE EAST 34TH.sT. daily $500 800. 1921. 1l:,1
NJ d29o l:20. lao. 220. 2:40 800 5l0 a:20 4t0 SEQ
Leave East hst every 20 minutes and James slip lexceps
sunnayD every 30 minutes rom 7 q. m. TO y. m.
Refurnny leave Manhattan Beach s7:35. ~. IL25
I2:26 and halih0uriy from la5 u IeJ5p m.
LEAVE WHIrEHALI~Sr. (Battery1 terminus OF all OILS.
waited e. iways) hourly from 9:lO IN 10 $40 ..
LEAVE MANHATTAN BEACH hourly. s5slJ q MI
10:l5
The 600 1856 and 8. IS do rn sunday.
Excursion tickets - CENTS all ticket oiicok
ard all down track stations OF Elevated Railroad.
DURING MR. GILMonES ABSENCE THIS WEEK.
IN CAMP WITH riIE 22D-REGIMENT BAND, D0D-s
WORfHs POPLAR 18TH REGIMENT BAND WILL
FURNISH THE MUSIC For THE REGULAR AFTER
NOON AND EVENING CONCERTS.
PAINS Greatest Firawprk Spectacle "Tns Last Days
Of Pompein every evenIly excent sun Law end
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Proposals.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS are sol cited for the censtruc;
40, 81 an extens,on 10 the NETWORK REFOhMArOtr
AT nj NJ ia According TO drawings ana specifications ~ ~
v Thonas Architect OF NowYork city.
gids will be- re cve uatl Saturday, August TO- at noon
Tor the classes OF work or nor thp
wors gross. Each bad must be ~ iev ~
Ork-payabc tho Treasurer Ut the Beard OF San
rs II Arnot to an extent " hve 10 per cent OF inc
amot OF proposal guar anee at the partly m %
ths d will rnter Into for the execution On e
sm Iha nartics 10 whom may be awarded VIII
h 10 furnish satisfactory bonds IN An amount equa
10 one halt Ut the ontraaL ana. q. m.
Drawings ana can be seen at the once On tno
supernt sniient the Reformatury. 800 c-...s.rs
Tina Rosra the right reest any ell proposas
~ order Of the Board OF Aanagera oxr ~rrxs
81. Ii. AHNOT,
Elmira n. Y, July 23 1885. Commateoe'
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Che Curt.

NlONMOUTHPARK RACES,
wi LONG BRANCH. N. y; urnn
EVERY TUESDAY. THUhsDAY A i, s y, ,,l5
nm TUESDAY. Angus %. Races promptly AT 3:3o p m
Hurdle Race OF Steepiechaso
oach day Trains and boats direct TO course. n
and Reading H., Lberiyst Ferry. 7t ?.
III am II n l2l0 l2d5 NJ Pennsy v,ni ~ X H. coz.
1870 pm Boats. VIA sandy Hook Pier N IT, I" a M
IL Fare Round Trip including admission to Field 81 90
IL COsiEI. see. GEO. 1. LoKILLAltD, presidenI
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Business GEautes.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY An ac-
II cOuntau 81 good chincer witt about 5000 can have
paving position with reliable IN, whore his invest
m,nt Will be safe and roiannerdtivc. Address
Box 500, VI aterbuTy Conn.
EOR SALE.-A first-class boarding house
nci w;th rst-class borders fnc grounds excellent
shade muHto. from l. station principals only Address
A. g., Box -. Tribune once.
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GO TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
by the direct aIlran daylight route special ass eS
will, ant aftsr June ~
leave G. c. ST. ton via N y, NJ H. and H. r. X
daily excepted at 9l5 n mr. running through "
fabyans without change arriving at destination az 10Y
m M king direct at White River Junction Mu
ar Wells River for MONTREAL NEWPORT oU EBECf
etc Ask for Connecticut River Line Folder principal
te offices parlorcTs may be secured IA advance
~ ID r. ear tick Office q. c. station or by addressing W
mail or telegraph ct uFwpsrr.n
e. p and T. A- MN. IL and II. X H. athave ana
" 42d At NewYork City.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH .
i NETWORK NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD X *
Trains leave Harlem River station corner l1zu-st anu
Lncolnave Third Avenue Irge across Harlem hver
Preached Third Avenue Elevated Rairo2. daiy exoeg
Sundays, at 645, 7;i5, $40. 1000 l:51 a m ~ ;oo
$40, $40 and 500 u. FOR Port Morrs Casanova
coax Point. HUNTS Point Vest Farms Van Nest. West
Chester, TmpsoD Bay Chester Pelham Bay baroW tcly
Island Pelham New Rochelle, connec ing az
New. Rochelle with all points the main line OF
the New York and hartford fsilroai shore
Line and Air line DIvisions Newt anaan. Mlddeiown
New Britain and sufhed Branches and Bostonahd al points
East. n,u -, -, ..,,.....
tons at l2:lO a m. daily. except Mopdavs.
Sunday trains New Rochelle AM all intermediate STA
and $3.50 the latter tram connecting
with to Grand Central Depot AMI
Stamford
trains leave depot foot Of CorIandt and DesSrosses-
cts. s:lO $40. and p m for Eaton bethlshen'
XIentovn Reading Maueh Chunk, WkesbarTe, ifowaada,
Wavsriy Ithaca Lyons Bufal and the West Pull
mas through coaches daily Leca trains at AIN ana 5ao
D m. for Easton Beth chem and CoPAy; u .. ,.- oil,
$40 i, and $40 p m connect TOT sh
points IN Mahonoy Hazeton coal regions Sunday aa
leaves for Mauch Chunk and Hazeton S;IoA III.
S'neA~' u. b. BYINUTON. @. p. A.
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
4 FINE DAILY EXCURSION

a - v
UP THE HUDSON to NEwBURG AND RETURN
Steamer JAMES BRETT from Pier Q. daily Sundays OF
cenfe nj III a. and from West 2stst az ll:l5 landing 70
Youkes West Point, Cold Spring and CORNWALL
cepre o'clock giving rsionists four TO six hours
West Point and Newburg. Fare 50o: EXCURSION LcketA
saus day. &c. Tickets 10 return by
hudson River r. to Vest Point ST. TO Newbur2 ~ 20
special rates parties delightful evening sail down the
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TRIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEN
IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements OF trans from sI,e1 Dpo'' fio" SOU
aAm-Daiy except sundays bay Express Drawing- room
coaches TO BInghamton. Einra hornsiisso Go
HoInellsve 10 Cincinnati and Buna 10 Chcato or
MTP "a rGhicASo, hS p1LIniN TR3IS
OF DAY sLEEPING AND HOTEL CoACHEs. 80
EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TIME; AGRleEs ~ " r
s 81 f6H As a ~ sEloSb Sold
IRAN OF pullman bay Sleeping coachesto Binghamon
Elmira Bufialo Niagara Falls and chicago an ,ooo IN -
noon i:4j so 4io $40 $50 elo GSb 7;So IoS9 IN
midnight SUNDAYS 5s5 745 800 1920 IN if'o ''o "''
aas fba5 72O ESQ $50 1920 li5
$50 40 $40 $50 6l0 ESQ 1880 $50 1880 IN ana
midnight sundays 54s 745 $50 l0o IN la' o;So H'o
Spm a nidtms via Newark G5 $50 10 1870
$40 G20 800 $50 $50 73O IN and ~ midnight Sat
ui sniiern 4so 5a5 $50 80 1920 lag $3.50 $50 i4o
$50 6:i0 $50 1880 and ~ miHnigh sundays o;io i1
SO l99S .h 1 sfS rlq M SUNDAYS
Newburv CORNWALL 1903 a ID $50 4;So Up H. 9"hA'
Rondont and Kingston and Montgomery m; $3.50 p m.
SUNDAY Ias sa5 7:so 1920 $3.50 3je $50 $50
Sunday 5;45 7.45 $50 1920 IN. u 90 $50 H.
LAS 5:45 1850 1870 $50 4O s;3o m
nsg a,S s:3o io2Oa m $50 The m aud
part JerVts 4l5 3:3O43o Goo $3.50
Sunday R.y ssS 1899 e.s sG ss s am to Gas
every neen minutes 54o 70 l9i5 m every thirty
M and sp1aay sssty IN psw Room and
Sleeping be obtained and orders for the
and fIanscr Of baggage may be left al the
Trsss trains from the West arrive New York at 7:O
1870 llz9 N Anu ABEOfT eenl Passr Agent New.York
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Iloster Pierment Nyack T. $50 10 m 90 D. u
5:4O GAO $50 7. ~ midnight sundays d. III INV
NaRnret Spring Valley and Monsey T. lol m. 400 D. m
SUNDAYS a. III.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
= HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

A HUDSON XIV Elk BY DAYLIGHT.
nay LINE STEAMER ALBANY OR c. VIDBARD.
daily Except Sundays
Leave Fultonsi Brooklyn by Anne1) Nh
west 22d-st Pier New ork- ;.----.:...---;9 a. m
for Landing AZ MyaSS and TdrysS%wn 10Y
ana Hudson and Yon SoNNEeTIo rs Thursday
Springfield the East by ferry with special train
u and u. X. r. for the resorts ofthe Catskills
HUDsON-WiIn H. ana a. Il X. for Chatham Pittsheh'
North Adams and l. ebanon springs. , II g., x. ,.
Montreal snd the North with n. Y. c. and IL r. X X
Utica. Bufalo Niagara Fails hyton Aisx nd1a Bay
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSklLL
Cornwall Sewburg Marlboro Milion IOughkeepse. and
Fsopus connecting with Ulster and delaware stony
CITY OF KINGsTON and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave
every week at pier foot OF harrsonst N H. eA'
landing at Newburg and Pougbkeepse connecting with
special trains Tor all MINER khsoRrS IiIR0U 9H THE
nights IL O'clock. arrival syecai last train from the
Mountains arriving at New-Yors Monday a. m.
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE
~ Gtesmers SARATOGA and CITY oF TROY leave Plei
N H. foot Of Chrstopherst daily except Saturday at
p. Sunday steamer touches at AiDaly
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ CATsKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS KAATERSKIiL and CAISklLL
leave foot of Harrsonst- 1T, ,...,,,
and TS CAIRO S Railroads. 10 O'clock boat C
SUNDAY nights arrival Of special Mountain train send 10
pier giving time list Of houses rates. &C.
or address w. J. HUGHES. Treas. Ca'skiH, N Y.
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26l broadway, Warren-st. New YORK.
Railway and steamship Tickets 10 all points al inc
rates. Tickets for summer lraVe NJ fouuSoa
Tick,ts be sent BY mail - address No, vors
Boston 1877 Westinghouse Chicago LOG Dearborn-st
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BREEZY HILL HOUSE.

COUNTRY board near bay and ocean 1,es =, aep Da'
~ 'ns pam oHN'W w. TuTHILL speonk. Lohe Is.an'
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FALL RIVER LINE.

X ALL III EN-
For Boston. FALL RIVER,
NORTH and FAST.
The rost and to the WHITE
MOUNTAINS, MI. DESERT. all principle cities inianh
and resorts OF New England aud PrNhces Inc
welLknOwn steamers, c,,sro,,
leave New York alternately daily. SUNDAYS INCLUDED
o. M from Pier North River. foot oil Mnrryst:
Connection via Annex from Brooklyn p HI; Jersey
City p. m. FIVE coxcrpr
board every evening by the celebrated osnds AM
orclestras attached TO these steamers long wafer ioi
full night rest six morning trains 10 boston snort M
Eide ~yxy rp,r~s
SECOND BOSTON EMPRESS leaves Fall River at 7:25
q m,C v. Sunda = in Boston 900 a IN
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS leaves Fan River ~
G:2j IN. fal.y Parlor cars throlshtS
Iabyans Lowell and Nashua and Lowell and Norlh
Conway ,-,,,,, 1900
For Newport Il t. direct Marthas Vineyard. Nantucket
Cape Cod and all inland and resorts the Old Colony
"PROVIDFNCE" and "OLD COLONY"
leave York alternately daily sundays exccpeo Az
from Pier2$ North River lobi nnr5 er) lhese y
beyond Newport Ticket md staterooms ior
both lines secured IN New Ycrfit 21 26l 9i4 so
and 1923 Broadway 50 Powerv Aston tltth Avenue anu
Windsor Hotels, LINE OFFICE. PIER % North YER
1O7 Broadway f. D. and Annex" office foot o. Futonst
Write to p o. 49, New-York for hs o. Fail River Line
Tours and Excursions copy Tip End OF Yankee
Land" free application. cro coxNop
~-' - ~ Agents. Gen. Pass. Agent
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Stations In ri. and Desbrosses.st
NETWORK Phia, and Reading r. T., foot L1ibertyst
LEAVE NEW-YORK- Commencing juno II, lssl
Fur Amboy. VIA Philadelphia and Reading Klroad
545, 7:45 a II noon, l:2O, 4, D. BIB, 1SO D. m
Sundays. A. a;f5 a. m. II noon. D. m. =. -. "a
Va Pennsylvania Railroad Ais, 7lO m, IL noon. l;lo
s. $50 D m sundays 4l5: a. m, p m r,,
IA 71s s. III m IL noon i:S0 A. $50. o. 5:i5. 73O
D. m sundays 4. s:i6 a. M, " noon D. m - o,u An
Via ana Railroad 40 al a. n IL noou 4;iV
8. 5:3op IN SUNDAYS l:l5 a. m. Nm. As,urv Park
For Red Bank Long Branch, ocean Grove n@pn.y r.n
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake sea Crit Point peasan, enc
10 noon I:56 $40 40 s. 5:i5 1870 p sundays mot
stopping at ocean Asbury Park A. s4o a. m IL
V S pennsylvana Railroad ais TAO. I'm, II noon
IN Sin docs not stop at Red Bank 4lO. 3, G3o D.
Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove OF Asouiy raAb
4ho' . L. Ill., RUFUS BLoDGETr;, superintendent
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