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The National tribune., 1885-01-08
ALMOST MUTINY.

The original intention was to remain at
Green Lake only few days, then push ON to
San Antonio, 140 miles, but the disasters of that
march compelled us to remain there much
longer,-30 days in fact,-for it was the 10th of
August when We struck tents to try the reali
ties of another march. Many desertions took
place ut Green Lake, and much dissatisfaction
was manifest when the orders came to march
inland. The 51st Ind, till then always obedi-
ent, refused to move. The balance of the
brigade was in line strung out for a mile or
So and yet it was observed that the 51st were
determined to carry ont their threats of mutiny
rather than 60. The brigade was halted and
Gen. Which, always kind, came riding back
furious, yet determined Dismounting in their
camp, he made short speech after which the
boys submitted peacefully, il not gracefully,
and fell into line out of position for that day.
All our marches thence to San Antonio
were made by night, owing to the intense
heat of the days and were long and tedious or
short and easy, depending upon distance from
water to water. As usual thing, however,
they were short. Our worst trouble was our
encounter with vast stretches of cactus and
almost bOundless patches of sand burs. The
boys had habit of sitting down promiscu-
ously on the roadside when halt was called.
One night about II o'clock the bugle sounded
a halt Alas for our reputation as Christian
brigade ! We had penetrated far into sand
bur district, and as with one accord the boys
all sat down to rest, so with wild whoops and
oaths to match they all jumped up again. Con-
fusion was worse confounded when they es-
sayed to brush their pants with their naked
hands The more we tried to brush them of,
the more we got stuck on them. The boys
were not in the habit of being stuck on any
thing particular, but here they were stuck in
dead earnest-and in many other places. They
were literally covered with burs. They suf-
fered most, however, from the burs getting in
their Shoes Then every step was torture. The
cactus was more easily avoided but very busy
when actively engaged
The National tribune., 1885-01-08
EAN ANTONIO.

After 13 days and nights of such exhil-
arating exercise we arrived in the vicinity
of San Antonio. Here we had good water and
plenty to eat, built thatchcd quarters, and pre-
pared to enjoy whatever there was of enjoy
ment. The Government issued axes and
hatchets. The timber was principally mesquite
wood, n short, shrubby underground, and the
beautiful pecan tree, valuable for it's fruit and
its wood as well. At this particular time the
nuts were ripe and so We're the boys for mis-
chief. With their axes and little hatchets,
they partially destroyed a large body of pecan
trees. The owner put in bill for $4,000
damages, and the court allowed him $4,000
and threatened to deduct that amount from
our pay. AS it was not deducted / suppose the
Government must have lost it. This wholesale
destruction of timber was wrong, of course, be-
cause it was wanton and useless.
We were moved into the city, where we had
delightful time. Col. John Conover of the
Sth Kan, was appointed Provost Marshal. We
settled down to the irksome business of per-
forming provost duty, drinking beer at the old
Miuger Hotel and ransacking the old Alamo.
The boys ruined Davy Crockets monument,
which we should have reverenced instead, but
we were short on reverence for anything
but the flag we bore and the peaceful homes
we had left so far away.
A comrade of the 49th Ohio II wish I knew
his name), disgusted with the action of the
wrote the following which was sung to the
tune of Just Before the Battle, Mother":
THE VETERANS GRowL.
When the war was raging fiercely
With treason in both front and rear,
Willingly we went to battle
For our homes and country dear.
What thanks get we for our sufferings,
Ard the battles we have won?
The War Department has decided
That our work Is not yet done.
Chor,ss.-Farewell, Uncle Sam, you'll never
Get your paws on us again;
For If we only get our Legal Tender,
Then at home we will remain.
When the sound of war was ended
And the hattle-cry was hushed,
When the ink-black cloud was lifted,
or to Texas we were pushed
On the heated, sandy praires
Many died of burning thirst,
And others staggered on the marches
Scorched with heat and choked with dust
Chorus.-Farewell, etc.
Where is honest Abe's successor?
Has he half a human heart?
Or does he think the veteran soldiers
HIVE not performed their honest part?
Why does he keep us here in Texas,
While drafted men he has discharged?
II he can't mete out iusticed)eter.
He ought to have his brain enlarged.
Chorus-Farewell, etc
Now most five years we're In the army,
To enter which we left our home;
If God will but return US to it,
We nevermore will from 1t roam.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-12-05
BILLS ALLOWED
BY The
Board of County Commissioners.
OF
LYON COUNTY, NEVADA,
For the October Term OF 1855.

The following bills were examined and al.
lowed by the Board of County Commission
ers at their regular monthly meeting. held
November Sd, 1885.
Littell, County Commissioner. per
diem and mileage for Oct.....,.... 6s 60
LYON COUNTY TINES, publishing bills
allowed, Auditors Report and bull
lion tax notice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o4 5U
J d Sims, supplies furnished indi.
gents in October .................. 62 al
J A Bonhsm, stationery furnished the
county In october. Is 90
LYON COUNTY TIMES, pub. notice Of In
crease of valuation, notice Of taxes
due and dodgers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % W
A Huntoon, County Treasurer. sal
sry for October. ....... ............ 141 &C
" Davis, Recorders fees for the
month of October Observation-Disclosures. II 90
P J II Smith, salary as Janitor Of Court
House. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % W
E T Reynolds, labor on county roads
IN OCTOBER. ,............. .......... w
A. j. Maxwell, care of INDECENT for
October. ................. .....'..... 40 Oh
VIM Kesn, County Commissioner, per
diem and mileage for october. $50. 81 20
John G Young, Supt. of schools,.sala
ry for Sept. and Oct. 10 90
W r Davis, Auditors salary for the
month of October ................. 235 90
G Kaufman, supplies for INDECENT
III ~ "
] G Kaufman, supplies for INDECENT
in October. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II %
t R Hawkins, Justice fees for month
of October. Observation-Disclosures. ~ w
John Lothrop, labor on county roads
In october. ................ II w
II Hepworth, repairing county bridge 25 90
J g Parsons, Constables fees in Oct. 10 90
R Shaw, lumber furnished county. 20 At
Davis d Son, supplies furnished in.
digents i'll October. Observation-Disclosures. 500
L Davis d Son, supplies furnished in
digents in October ................ 10 OF
l. Davis & Son, supplies furnished ill.,
digents in October ................ Is 10
G I Leavitt, care OF INDECENT sick for
October. .............,...... SO ~
S T. Cooper, blacksmithing for coun-
ty Observation-Disclosures. 800
Randall 4 Box, repairing jail. ....... 5 so
James Scott. water furnished Court
House. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Patrick Kelley, work on bridge. Is so
L Campbell, meats furnished indi-
gents in october. .,.... ..... Al so
ohurchhl county, care Oh ihois'' SICK
ior octooer' '.''''.'.''.''' ''''.''' 10 w
. Dallas' county oierh' ices ior
octcooer ,'''''''''.'''..'''' 90 %
b. mary s hospital care OIL ihdiseht
SICK iof oetoper - '''''''''''''' loo W
william Mathison' laoor Oh county
per utm 1nu dam sDd 10n Ue,0eS To-,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-12-05
NERVOUS DEBILITATED Men

allowed free trial Of thirty days Of the Dr.
Dyes Celebrated Noc Belt with Electric Snspensory APP
iances speedy relief permanent Of Nervous
Debility loss OF vitality and Manhood, and all kindred
troubles Also for other diseases Complete restoration
TO health ygor manhood guaranteed No risk s To-
Illustrated pamphlet with full information terms
uaed free BY addressing Voltaie Belt Co., Marshall Mich
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-12-05

Srd e1dsr OF Of S E4oH. IS
III 8. Dallas, Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners, in and for said county and
State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board of County Commissioners ON the Sd
day of November. A. p. 1885.
Us. DALLAS. Clerk Of the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS Or
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD-FAMED HUDSON RIVER
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIE
MOHAWK. - 40
station az follows:
All trains station foot Of Jay at,
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot of west
s2d.st.
Detroit ard Chicago, fl0IO 'e:lO, $40 p. Pull
slecpers through.
St Louis 'G 10 $40 p m. Pullnan sccpers
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo. ROCHESTER, 72O,
slOlO 'G.lO, $40 y. Sleepers and paflOf cars.
Utica and Syracuse 100 'lO:lO lll5 a. H. 'C:lO - 10
p, .,o,o - no
.l010. l1:15 m, :Oj, 'G:lO. 'SlOp.n $500.
Ncwburg, Kingston and Catskill, l2lO, .720, '1olO,
Saratoga via Albany 1920, las a. M. $40 p. m.
Lake G Gorge via Albany 1870 lbs a. IN.
Ksatersk Hunter Hobart, Grand Hotel station Pho
nicia iii 3 a. IN,
Pnlenve Cairo. Mountain House Station 100. Ills
For Montreal and Canada East 20 a. IN. GilO D. H.
Hamilton. London. 'l0lO sGlO $40 T. M Ioronto
1910 q Gao, ~ Top IN.
sDaily. o her trains daily except SUNDAY. -
For tickets tables rlOr sleeping car accomnoi
tOns Information apply at Ohces jersey tly rem ~
H. Station HOboEel. 40 HudsOnsti Brooklyn Court g.
BIB 9G3 sjl 06 lao 1913 Broadway, 737 6haye, 10
East 2jths 1899 Bowery and West shore stations loot
of 42dst and foot OF Jay st., North River baggage
ca checked from hotels and residences orders
can be left at cket Offices. HENRY MONEI
$50 Broadway. General 1dbschBcf Agent
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RAILROAD.
On and after September Il, lSS
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
,sleave Desbrosses and Courtlandt Street
Ferries Rsfollows; -, w.. .-,., u,,,ruon po,ooo
ra e9tscbed O. m g. and daily NewYOTk and
Hunted Of Paror Dining Smoking and Sleeping
Cars AT m every day.
wiiamsport Lock Haven M p: m; ,orry and Erie
d. conDecllhg az Noriy ior AiVuS'io' 0''Oo"n
Centre and the Oil Regions GA. ,,,..a u,..,,.
Txpress OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY, ~
a. m; arrive Washington 4lo p M regular az go ana
Co m $40 and III. and IL night Sunday, $40
IN. 3:4O and D. and IL night
v. Afanttc ditv except with through carr
For Cape May, except Sunday. p m
lang Branch Junction and intermediate stations
Ma Rahway aDd Amboy 800 a M, 1900 noon 30,
Arc o ana $50 .. m. On sunday, D a IN. ana p H.
. (do not stop at Asbury PAX -. !,
For old Point Norfolk. via New Phadepha and
Norfolk Railroad a. week days ana p IN every
day; VIA Baltimore and Bay Line, 34o p m week days
OF connect with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, aoding speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. . san. - e,r 49,,
9s5 D. m daily From washington ana Baltimore 60
m 90 500 33 b:30 ego and 1905 D. m Sunday, $50.
800 92O 1905 No. Prom Phlisdslphis 20 e:29
500 $50 72O 800 e2o, 9:$ 1905 M snd l220 night
SUNDAY 800 6:2O. 7:05 So5 1885 H., o:2O, t2O 600,
$50, 9:35, 1905 y.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
IL ROAD

.,, } Pennsylvania Railroad, foot OF Cortlandt
statlonS m ST. and Desbrosses st.
NEWEfOhh- Pha and Reading X. h. foot Iiberty.st
LEAVE EMBELLISHMENTS Sept 81 lSs5,
For south Amboy Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
4 545, 745, m, /, 4, 8. $40 pm
SUNDAYS 4, S46 q.
Fennsylvania Railroad IL noon, 49, o. o;oO p IN
For Maiswsn via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad q
S45 7,a5 IL a. m, J. a. 4;3o 5, $40 M Sundays, 4,
S:45
m Sundays, 8 a. IN bp. M
rcr ped Rank Long Ocean Grove, Asbury Park,
Ocean Reseb sprng Lake Sea Grt Point Pleasant
via Phladelpha Reading Railroad T. 745. l a w..
4 800 A. $780, 8, 5,45 p. Sundays mot stopping al
Ocean Grove or Asbury Park. 4. S:45 m 80 "a
Ma Pennsylvania Railroad. a. m IL noon $40. 4lO,
O. $50 D. sundays mot stopping az Ocean Grove or
A'0uis f"'A" RUFUS BLoDGETT. superintendent.
n a HANCOCK J. II. WOOD
a p II A. p ar r. X. g. p. a. z. RR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Mon day. Sept. %. 1885.

NEw.YoRK. Mon day, Sept. %, 1885,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N.Y. CITY.
No public auctions were held at tho Exchange ana
Auction to-day The sale advertised by James
Wells auetiOneCr Of building with plot OF land on west
149th- ST. OF l5th-ave adjourned % SeptemDer29
The following the estate transactions recorded
yesterday:
6ecter 70 t3lt ~ u dr $500
fre Fost on OF ci,on 'ao $500
sso ~ 70 u Eiy 10000
l23d-s, s, 2lS9ftn Of Aye-A. 1S9XlOOi Jesse
e aSriol sieeree 10 hooOn' $500
'apss eScr F FSe g Thomas NauEn'on nno 300
NolGs e.r tSo to MsIsn9Sr 1900
4V' 70 Charles Ng IA Bro a $4,000
gel 10 hon,S % SsTe 1000
Zosv adj W SGr 20 o, Hoa,t az Dem 1000
os ssa Sg 10 ,I R aS1s ha
stantOn-st y n OF Crystie-si. A6HlOl5,
r SssanGy mares hIi'I anu "i'e $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
THE NEW LINE

ii BETWEEN
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK. OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Eew.York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
Past Day and Night Express between New York
and Chgres Trains leave New via Pennsylvania
Railroad, G20 week days and ~. daily, arriving Old
Point Comfort 81 week days and $50 daily Nor.
folk m and OILS Sleeping through FROM ew
YORK Cape Charles and Parlor from Philadelphia with
ont change Tickets parorc seats and sleeping berhs can
be Ticket once OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Com pany r. B. COOKE. Gent Pass. and Freight agent
, Ii, w. DUNE, Superintendent
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trans leave New via Desbrosses and Court
Iandt street Ferries, as follows , n ,,,..,,u.o
ego 72o g. Chicago 5lIoited ana 20 ag6
n M and ~ night Sundays 6l5 60 Limitedi, and 10
= m; 8 10. o, o, Z, and . j. IN. and IL night
lilo a. m, l. 2, 4, and p IN, and7 p IN on Sundays
connect st Trenton for Camden. , r,,.,,,.
Retarning Broad street Station PhadSeRhi1
M Gimited cypress IA and so p m l244,
$50 7IO TAO and 9l6p ON Sunday l2:0l, go "a "a
$40 a N 1874, (4:bO LIned 63O, 1:lO, 74O
D. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden a m caily except
Tickefoces $40 1925 and ga Broadway. Aston House
and foot OF Courandt SITS Courtst ana
Prootyn Annex station foot Of Futon-st, Brooklyn;
BuschS Hotel Hoboken; Station. Jersey CITY, Immigrant
s1cket Office No. 8, Battery placeand Castle Garden
The NewYork Transfer Company Will call Tor ana checK
baggage from hot els and residences .oo~
CHARLES u. PUGH, u k "OOD'
General Manager. General passenger AgNlL
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..

A TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINE
A.Fare 81 6o EXCURSION, GOOD DURlNG SEAS SEAS On
TROY Pier a. r. daily except
Saturday at p. SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trans vi, Grand Gs%t1s Depot ' 1 49,
iSS Fast fGRs Chicago Pq
Ea sni Fails and
LOUIS ZAP p m next day Through drawing-room car to
1880 a w. Chicago Express drawiug.room cars to Rich
field Springs Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Falls and
iii a. Western New.York and Northern Express. with
$50 F. m. Albany Troy SARATOGA ana Utica Express
through drawing cars To Lake George on saturdays
'lai p m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Chicago and ST. Louis Express with sleepingcars
for Niagara Falls Bunao Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
feSop m Express with sleeping to Syracuse and to
fgiSp M Pacific ExpIess with sleeping for Rochcs
tor to ss ana % except ssa
lll6 wight EXPRESS, with sleepingcars 10 Albany
for re North except saturday NIGHT o ~ pov,,n.
% Br SS a. Depot G TO- and
SnG at M s6 s sSS 81 sI Bread
YORK. SSS WASHINGTON and 7S0 FuOnsts BROOKLYN and 70
IN c
0 BaSssge eiied for and CHECKED residence
These trans run DAILY all Stas St gn sHSePt
ton sunday runs only to Albany and Troy rvnp1cK
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains from Chambersst Depot for Englew"cd
Closter Plernont and Nysck 500 a. ~ ~ . 4;o1
e40 GAO $3.50 p m l9 midnight Sundays T. a. H. ana
Manuel Spring Valley and Monscy I. 10 m, 4:5O 1"
Sundays n m
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK LAKE n4iEASD %EsTEB B5S5 5d
Day EHPTs,s Tass
NiagaIa EaIs ana s29nSl H oe 20 Sca 0oeeS
70 G5s1s9 fGs f@ano
sos eRrge N for f last Time arrives 5
Cleveland lo;3o M cPssnnat e p M Chicago
D. pm @prDsy un1o and Niagara Fails Iimltel arrives
p pSiS nsha s a
Of P ua G bsy and Hu GE SS 70
Emra Buffalo Niagara FAILS CinS,nnam al ag aa Gae1g" m
noon I5 5G4a9 go $50 G;iC 49, $50 100 lo53Po M
80 1919 10 !, i1sS Ia
midnight sundays 90 7:45 $50 lc:2o a. m Jas G;3O
NsSarS and Paterson via, Newark C:i3 500 $50 1000
Y nsdnight saturday nights only Sundays 9l5 a. NJ
S@e, 80 oSo 1870 1 Ia $40 $50 AZ I.
y" wa T,sG 2i- i5 as sundays SIS
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 a. m $3.50 4SO y IN sun
Rondoui and Kingston and Montgomery m. $3.50 p
$50 p. Sunday 5A5 7:iJ $50 1920 e. IN, $50 200
$40 MGS % sun Sas 59 '5 9 $50 I iGo m m
taTio aud Railroad Man-st The stops
Port JorviS A. $50 1920 am $50 4:3o $50
Gt5 anoep minutes S;45 IN to 1913 m every
t for and Spaitment in Drawinr Room and
Sleeping coaches can be- and orders for the ehcekins
Nos 40 or S57 Broadway ls7 westst n Y No. Court
Express trains from The Vest arrive In NewYork at 7io
Gov JOHN s. ABBorT, CcnI rassr Agent. Ncw.Yors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
Gninmn Resorts.

DAVILION HOTEL, lslip, Long Island, will
Il remain open; house heated with steam. JAMES
sLATER Of the Berkeley. Fh.ave. 9tl-st NewIork
owner and proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
Connirp properip for Sale ana 90 fst

Connirp lroperip for Sale ano 20 Let
A TTRACTIVE now cottage at Crawford, on
"A Central Railroad Of New'Jorseyi 20 minutes IRON
Tiherty s wc!bu nine Sith broad piazza four
njnutos nom station rent nnu May J. Si5 dollars per
ia'h'i A PDvAN sAUN ID John.st.. NY.
TKEENWICH.- Cosey cottage home, rooms,
" acre fruit shade high groune rear ard overlooking
sound $4,000 j W ArWATEH, 100 Brohdway
ITO LET-FOr the winter months, or longer
n required large furnished house IN the town oil West
ohe'''i' Az - 20 Broad.st.
rV,O LET From October !, at MOntrose, n. D.,
Il a desirable dwelling o viii sell az low figure -
w. ID. CARTER. Newark, NJ.
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Gnn pr9pcrtn TO frt.
prookInn proaertp FJr Sale an "a Eet

CLINTON-ANE., near Fulton ST., BROOKLYN.
~ To rent, fat the bcs' locality In The city, for 20 10
si Per month all Improvements and In good order Address
BROWN BRO~. 40 5th ave. Brooklyn, y. y.
EOR LE-IIOUSES.-Finc investment on
7thavc. between CaTr0l-st and Garfield place netr
Prospect rrr' gowl 3sioIy and basement br"wns,one
fronts inst C0IIIl't@d cabinet trim. saitiry
unbng mirrors and all riorra Improvements trst class
in respect will Dc sd reasonable terms ran par
TfoNARD MOODY - Court-st. premises.
DOR SALE-llOCSES.-D ClintOn-aye near
Elevated Railroad Only % minutes from iy Han
NtyYork and browustune octaron fronts
lu- completed. cabinet u,mmiugs, every improvement
2cXsn lot leo: splsndm Gallon Immediate possessUn
Apply 10 ,. ,,.,.,,. ~ ,.
j'r,nch &c ratbush ana 553 seiioriavc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29

~ TER PoRrLAND. NEw.LoNPoN. NoRWiL VIZ q
North River wattsst next pier a61ye Des6r2sses
street Ferry at n CII1 OF %x e
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Tickets and
way ndsor and Eares Hotels 1913 Futons
oi"oA4'"' anu ~' N''A ~ a 60 W. BRADY, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

II y y
TIME TABLh-TARING EFFECT SEPT. 2lst lssn l.,
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound, bT TeG
Ronto at 400. 7t5, $50. lib l:@0 400 40 3:5O
1880, 1900 IN. SUNDAYS ~ 40O. S;ija. IN. $3.50. l2OO
Direct connection Junction GermaDtown and
Chestnut Hi. Co!umba-ayc. for Manayunk. Consho
bOcken and Norris town. ..-...-.
DRAWING.kOOM CARS on all Day Trains and 5 LEEPiNG
Returning leave PiiiI1DELPHIA. ylqth and Green sS
ESQ. $50 $3.50, llo0 n IN, l:l5. 3ii 5Ho 90, i-,9
Berks ss at bio. $40 900 1850 100, $3.50, $50,
600 D. N. SUNDAY, 8 Is a m, $50 2. n. -
ForLoCK HAVEN. PEALE and PHILLlPsBURG' Penn
For WfLIiAMsPoRT sUNBURY LEwIsBURG and
MAHANOI CITY ~ 745 $40 q. m. 3:i3 400 p ~; ~,
For HARRIS BU G at 400 1i5, - a n LOO 1880 1Oh
$50. 5i5. 1900 q. m sundays, 600 p; ~ 80 ,
For READT 5000 7:t5 sij, l:l5 a. leo. l:3o
rd aG s6 fSq i IL 5 snnGayys 5 $50 p m
For wILK EsBA RRh ana PIIrsroE a 100. s.i9 A. m
100. l:30 3:45. 5:lj ,. m sundays at 55OI' IN
For TAMAQUA at 7:oO t.ij, sA5 a. M, 100 1880 S'i'
For Oh BETIii EHHEM ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNH
at 400. 700 SAB a. IN. l;cO. l:3o. 80 Gao H. SUNDAY
For ic Ct 400 7;oO, SAB lag s3 St5 400
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at AGO. sio a. H. 100
sr PPRffraINGToN ZOO. s45a H. 100 1890 400 1880,
For SOMEIVILLF at loo, $40. 100, si5. lOS9 li%a
M Loo l:30, $50 3A5 800. go :Ol 5}1 3;5S; eQ,'
$50 100: ;:'s, slo lo.S'p III Snn'a!S' '''O' 0'0 49,
Fd 5S PLA ? 2 400 Goo TOO $50 SAB $50 1890
Jap 5 Fl 56 oo 49, go ZOO 100 si5. $50 iS9 $3.50
p m. Sundays, 400 500 $40 a. H. l2OO Dr. 1870 4Oo
For S; t0N ~? ER h? o6JEAx GROVE &C. An raD
400 7:4j lIOOa N, l0 331. 800 80 900 ";41p'iA
SUNDAYS except ocean Grove, as 800 81 a. N
For FREEHoLD at 7l5' iloo M Lon 400 geo p n.
For ,XTiHlHIiiIc orr. ViNELAND and BR1DGEToN at
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Boaro ano Rooms tuanteo.

XyyANTED.-By two gentlemen O furnished
w front room below A2ds and between 30 and 1th ayes
Address stating price, a. L. s.. Box III, Tribune ohoe
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NFw-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

From Pier No. g, North River. via sandy Hook $3.50
For HIGHLANDS, SEAHWIGuT and LONG BRANCH,
$50. 1918 a M. 3i5. 300 p. ~. SUNDAYS 300 a. m 49,.
For ELBERON. ASBUEH PARK, OCEAN .GNDNL
OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT &C. lOlJ a. m.
For ATI1NTIc HIGHLANDs. $50. 1913 a. m, $40, 300
For 1 II"GKTwOOD. TOMS RIVER BAnNEGAT, 3:i5 D. IN.
Tickets De procured at foot or yeryaL Pier 10 3
North River p. ~, 257, 2Gl, 49, Isl 0A and lS
Broadway G5g, 737 and 740 Cthave, Iylngtonst TO-
~ and 1i3 Greenwic.s los 2OS East - IN 81 l'3 =
500 Boweiv and principal hotes New.YOrk CIty Ia
BROOKLYN at No tOnrtst; lO7 BROADWAY; S3S $50 Full
tonst BIO $40 Manhatanavo In iobOken, "a washing
e. Transfer company wil call for and check bag
gage from lotel8 OF re5o, nee to DESTINATION .-,-
J. r. WOOTTEN, &. q. HANCOCh.
General Manager Gen. Pass. and llcket, Agt
H. r. BALDWIN, e.. T.. p. Agt., ll0 Liberty ST., y. T.
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Foaro ano Rooms.

West Side.
Ok WEST 31ST- Newly and handsomely
)C furnished rooms without board; gentlemen only.
OSTH-ST. WEST, No. 5S.-One or two COM
sDJ fortaby 10 let to gentlemen private
family house quiet and comfortable rent moderate
0QTH-ST., SO WEST.-Single or connecting
DO rooms superior beard private BATH highest refer
ences required.
18th ST, 1853 WEST--A desirable large,
IN handsome front alcove room, with board IN small
family also large Tor gentleman highest references
~ WEST 1OTH-ST. near 5TH-ANE.-Fery
IN able with excellent board and accommoda
lions for = allies and gentlemen terms very moderate.
ISTH-ST., II WESr-Second floor hand
IIc sOnoly furnished. with board
20 WEST ATHEIST, with board connecting
~ rooms second and third floors
go WEST 49TH-ST Large and small
10 rooms second floor with board.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLDEST ROUTE,

IN Tp AJcS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
/" isTSDIY STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
IN NETWORK.