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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
- YORK LAKE ERiE AMP atons az same
hour local leave 2S-st station fifteen minutes
a. m6aiiv except sundays. Day Express Buffet Draw
BRasio siecpins COACHES iIornellsvie to Cincinnati.
6p.m.Day Chicago and 81 iGns Limited EXP :
Noextra charge time. Arrives Meadvle 7l5 a. M
p'S ny. AND st. LOUIS lbs the seconl
D. M Daily Niagara and ontario Limited arriving
Rochester s45a buffalo 7ooa SgsgsGson Bri ridge
T:4Oa. m. Toronto, 1918 m The only Pullman coach
sp' mDDaiy Chicago Express Pullman and Day sleeping
Coaches TO BnghamtOn Emra Buffalo. Niagara tas Oin
az az 5? so sS $50 49, 5S i SS
Sa sS s sg0 HsS 5 4S &c., i6 a
Patel HS Ga5 100 100 $50 lo2o i2S SS p ZOO.
$40 , $40 me- loo S M 5 2C s S 7s 500 sSI iOc
NcS H anu Paterson via Newark 800 500 $50 i 9S
500 1000 p. m and 1900 ndnignt Wednesday Friday S
49, as So soi 1888 1897 aS ssS sSS so
Sundays 546. $3.50, lv;2o lao 45. $3.50. $780, loso
&arwIsE 800 iOso $50 "a, s"ad@s' T ,asd.y N,
NeSSsrs and Cornwall 100 9Oos 800 49, $3.50. and
S.uJ D. IN sundays $50 a. m; and 600 y. M. .o
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston 40. 9O0a m $50
scranton 500 N, sso m s1ssp, s sunday. 500
500 p IN. sundays 0:45 $3.50. 1920 a. H. 900. d'So.
M3SeRIown 44s S:i5 1850 9Oo 1920 M, $780, 49, 500
7I5 500 D. m sundays. 5:i5 $50. lO2Oa ni go ooo'
y N N m 'Ths D. 90 A. H. tram stops az MalnsL only
Port 4:45 100. 300 i0so H. 49, ~ ooS IN
$50 u M sundays s3U, 1920 "a m. $40, O5o SUI v W.
Boats leave 25d-s NY. 5:t5 a. M 10 Gao y IN ever
fifteen nnules $40 IN. 10 lO45 p H. every uilfv nlu
MICS and lO45 D. M Ia 40 every hour Suhuays 80
a. m to lO45 p. every Thirty mna'es lUso y H. " ''
every hour -. Doom, and
tickets ior passage and apartments III Drawing Room anu
Sleeping caches be obta ned and orders Tor Tue
and luit At the Company
Nos 4Ul 7ll 057 broadway. 49, Wrstst, ~ - NUS '
Fultun.si Brooklyn or at the Compays bclo's n, -aS
Express from tne Vest arrive IN Ne"'fo'S ''
100, lu.Jj "A. IN. anu 1000 p H. 80 -, x.yy yoyk
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ifrer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growths tho market Ia frmer one
AT l3c for fair Rio spo, Sales 900 bags No 2c
$500 bags do i2c No at sc. and $50 bags
No at ii &c In there IL fair trade passing
and Sales 500 bags Marcabo and 200
option market opened firm az 20 p0ints
aivanre aud closed firm January 1l45a 100 February
IL 5Oall55; March. 1900 l.55: April ll5Od 1l65;
Nav IL 5Oal l. 30 June. 1l5OD1l.56; November LAO
aIi41: December ll.45dll.50 Sales. 100 500 bags
COTTON-SpOt prices still firmly held owing o inc
scarcity desirable grades Trading IL consequently neh
to-day 227 bales 33 last evening" a or con
September the Port receipts have been
bales comparing with 2ll52sO bales for the cor
responding period lastvear.
Quotations the standard OF cassncaton
af.IIn.
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nElAwARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ hKN KAiLoAp sH9nT1,sT,, rlT Nc snEHPklss
TEn""s Nj DIJSr. ALWAYS On TIME. 90 .cura
PiIiMAN PALACE DAY AND sIEE ,, ~ ,,anss -
-, New YORK Barclay anu Ihts'opnet 80.
as M, Daiy except sundays Bunalo snu os"esv n P,ns
1 ,,,acne. 10 Mater GAP. Stiou'sOutg ossSh"i p.ns
hsnton Emra, Bath Bunao ~ RAJ use vs"vs~'
ai.,.i <orwr. connect at
Danyille Northumberland at owoxo ior
Ithaca ami intermediate stations ouu... ...h.s
i's 80 nshamton Eimra Express. Pullman .oAehes
,or s1er dan Scranton. BinghamOn OSego ami hlunIs
CONNECTS al or Pittston Kingston eSss
~ m DAILY hunao Limited Express Pullman eoxsnes
for stIoudsDurg scranton, Bngnamien vwe-% Eanalc
40 A ~ sleeping coach for clean via WayAnd Pullman
o D. NJ DAILY Buffalo and Oswego Express carsis ssif
90, he's for stroulsburg, Scranton blnghan."n
syracuse Oswoso. Greene Oxford Norwsn. ann inter
Mchned Springs connect at owego ior th .~~,o v.tsh
mediate siauons except saturasys Connects ~ n~A
as for ale and baggage checked at 2s6 BroadwaS ana
AZ W.strott M rress oxccs III Nswfork and broekvA
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Jnstrurfion.
Brooklyn.


FEnia1ETr 5Sn SS4n A snsE E!sDrH0An1nS
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has been in charge o. i, one % 'ho '"A''
For Rows and Younx Men-oouuerv.
noyS and YOUNG MEN privately tittedt ,.
ID colsss Conditional Gsoy f|SSfHS siocHSdso Mass
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
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men1 horses ponies and pct JJWiLsoN NJ Principal
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SHoRTLIDGE Media ID, A Mead EN-
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double rooms siesn college prsCsTaSy Eng
fl R1sIniSs ana MEDIA Penn
For Youny Lades-Country.
RISHOPTHORPE.-A boarding school for for
and smith siis coeses Students Wellesley
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NYACK SEMINARY. - Home school Tor
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V,UE FILMS" Springfield. Nass.-Famlly.
bay and Music school icI Girls Primary. Academia
Classical and Post-Graduate Courses ...,,. ,,..,-
N'"' MISSES PORTER d CHAMPNEY. Principals
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MOUNT BEACON ACADEMY.-Able IN
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graduating for ladies' NeNe escheiS 'p'e' ~
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n. andcountry with careful advice 70 parents
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NALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED

VNAlII RItER LlNE-FA AXES hEDOOED.-
t,,,Iou s5; Newp,rt, ~. aver, ~ firstciass
limited tckrts CORE spending reduction all Eastern points
Steamers PILGRIM and PIONl DENCE leave New-lOrk
on alternate days (sundays ncuded at 43O m rom Pier
% ~ r. Murray Connection via AnneA Boat from
Brooklyn an Jersey city at 4 p. IN. -.,.,. .,,,.
LONG WATER ROUTE. FULL NIGHTS REST
six morning trains Boston, short rail ride me 80 min
utes An orchestra steamer Tickets and staterooms
NAV be all principal hotels transfer anu ticket
"' GEORGE l.. CONNOR
RORDEN & LOWELL Agents. Gen' Pass. Agent
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NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.

DAYS WITH SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY.
From The Spectator. numerous illustrations by
HUGH THOMPSON. Small Alto. 50.
re airy humor dantiness refinement OF Mt Thomsons
sketches are beyond praise they fit the quaint de-
ghtu old the glove the hand With the technical
beauty French illustration, Mr. Thorn son combines
n refned and dry humOr which do not often see III q
Frencbman's work Where the Frenclman would the
grotesque tngshman TO dip his pencil IN sunny
wit 1t would be hardly too much TO call MT Thomson the
Charles Lamb Of illustration. - New-YoTk Tribune.
"A series of eight papers in which we have in little the
the leading episodes immortal old English
gentleman soul Of courtesy and honor and breedngwth
picturesque characteristic gmpses of his friends neigh
bors and dependents the whole being Illustrated with upward
of fifty drawings by Hugh Thomson Never before
has the Spectator any portion Of IT, been well Illus
traed this perfect little quaro" and Express
ILLUSTRATED BY CALDECoTr.
OLD CHRISTMAS
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AND.READING r. r.
/ NEW.JERsEY CENTRAL DINIsION.
FOOT or TIRERTy TIL RIVER

FOOT HEw OF EI LIRE TVS 20 Ti RIVER
For and So S so.
RS@e a. 400 7sS so9 90 sGS e. 30 400 S 49, i 3s
Direct connection at Wayne Junction and
Chestnut nm at columbiaave Tor Mansyunk. consho-
pRAWING ROOM cXRs on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains n,,,. ,,.,, -, o,..,.,.
Rs Ety. 49, s9Ss d & Gl5n CO.
snH 90 s45 SO sos 81 1910 m LOO ssoSaS
For IocKHAVhN PEAIE and and PHiLIPsBuRo PENN
M %A TinS19 CITY AZ $50 p, $i5 LOOP
Ff @ ' isO 100 S s. S
Fl e 0s sas iis s. os $50 ~
Fer %%A%AaF$ ; e $50 m $780, s'' 400
aGd N, MAUGH c sunday;
For sAsToX 400 100 $50 m Loo 100 Is; st5 400
For DfGH Bhi DGE BRANCH at 400 $50 a. m. 400.
For FIPESM1NGToN 700 $50 a. M. 100 so 400, a:so.
il o 9Go o s5 800 Sos SO so l? ss SS
$50 ZOO 1870. so 1880 M Sundays 400 $40 a. No
For aS9 Ft tV b. 400 100 !5 $50 1919
g oo AZ n" 90 90 o 49, 9 S $o 5 ~ c a. H
sundays 400 s:i5a M. 1900 m. $50. 400 $50. $3.50,
For ;' PfRTH AMBoY at AGO. 600 SIS 100 ll45a.
rd loG o so e S oA az RAN a.
49, SIP looa M LOO 20 d so 40 GID D. H. sundays
For FRrFHOLD SIS ll:4j a. M. 100 430. 1901 m
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAT at 43o.
For si faNr GC c err TNELAND anu BBrDeEroNa at
4:3O a. m. 100 p m.
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No g. North River, via sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS, SEABRlGHr. LONG BRANCH 400
p.
Norih River o. 2G 2s7 AL 94i LAO and 1923 Broad.
way 6j9 737 anl 40 6tiave Rvngtoost TO- ~ ID ard
AZ Grcenwc-st. l46 East l2Jthst, lJ32 Bowery ia
Canal ST. principal hotels In New YORK CIV. In BROOK
lynat Court-s l07 Broadway. So $50 Futonst 2lO
$40 Manhattan-av In Hoboken 26i Wasningtonst New
Will cali for and check baggage rom
hotels or residence to destination. ,,.r
A. A. MCLEOD. =. q. haNcoCh,
General Manager Gen iass ana llcset Agt.x
IA r BALDWIN, g. 4. p Agt. ll9 Llberty-st- n Y.
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, PrOvi-
1 dence Newport and all New England Pont~ Alralt
from Grand Central Depot Express train aly Sundays
excepted - m par pr ctrs atacheO and III pm
with nalace car sunday rainsD with pll
ace uaror cars II D. NJ. with itltce 81 'eing car.
For Newport take 100 Boston Express win Ralior
connects Wexford for Newport arriving at fioo
NEW HAVEN. - Steamers leave Peek slip
~ Pier % +. r. ut an II m (Sunilys excepteO
arrive time for early trains north and east
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JustTuCflun.
For Young

For Young Ladies-City.
A MILE. l.. NELTIN'S SCHOOL for
N. young ladies' and children 475 West 7odst Class for
MISSES ROHR will resume their classes for
ltI Young Ladies' and Little Girls 300 West 69tn;st near
West End October Separate classes Tor boys Resident
pupils received
MISS JAUDON'S - o ,.o,,,o
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
WILL RLOPkN THURSDAY sEPrEMBER 80
94s MADIsoN-AvE
no MADISON-AVE.-Mrs. Roberts and
100 Miss Walkers Enghs. and French Day schoolior
HOME study for pupils undert advanced nuns and
For Both Sexes City.
A -CIRCULAKS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
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uIGH-CLASS sEALSKlN GARMENTS and
c. c. snAYNE Manufacturer. l03 Prnce.st
NlISS CROKER AND MISS BECK'S
M foH !,%Ee no 9aS SihrS
Opposite rFyan Park s'sSS5 80 1885 Class
MISSES GRINNEL+L,S SCHOOL FOR
8 o EAs K SSsT rroeo Method
NiISS J. F. WREAKS' BOARDING AND
wi DAY SCHOOL ia girls Class Tor little BOYS also
81 sD fs:;s. and Art
MISS s. ID. DOREMUS, 81 East 21st-st., will
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TI,HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
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MRS. j. POPE will resume her classes in
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china decoration october 20. Studio Building Y37 itave
MRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER
WI will resume her classes IRON NOvember2. ia
drawing oil aud watercoor painting
sill life flowers and landscape,
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STUDIO, No. IL East 2SIU-oE
References
Mr. President Design.
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The leading fthoo OF Music, klocution Dramatic Art
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sonai and social references For particulars address
WILLIAM II. SHERWOOD, teacher of
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For address Jas Bond Everett House
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I FHIGH VALLEY RAILRD AD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cor;iandt ~ Dee
OfUss.s as follows
Ia ~ Tor Iatasauqua and INTERN ediate ponrs
10 for Geneva yons Eimir Rochester. Bufaio and
West and principal local nis Char car To WukeS
d m for Tunkannock and intermediate points Char
q funkhannock Connection Reading and Harrisburg
D. for PittstoD and principal intermediate ponta
Char n Pitt-ton.
$40 q Coplay and intermediate points Connection
Rea,lDg and Harrisburg
D. m Tor Geneva Lyons Elnira Rochester. Buffalo and
che Pullman sleeper To Lyons
$50 m for Laurys aud intermediate pcinta
Trains leaving at D. m. and $40 m "ornect 10
All points in Mahapoy and HazlctOn oll Reg0ns
SUNDAY TRAINS
ga m for Mauch Chunk uazletoD and ptsrvaediato
points
s a. .. m for Coplay ami rntermedate rointa
7 % GENEVA Lyons Elmta. Rochester. 6unno ana
West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
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FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-There has been an r nnu,
an h 's list o grae, there is
to better with sprDg Wheat Patents home demand
held higher An aGvanse generally asked and
y M Opt I s S a "a aen
icn beIs ncp@Dg 400 , SSl' w Sy
nd latter gkss 200 S6 Is f ,.i,- 81 $50 go
ssoce - 800 sSSss S $500 OSs
Choice the latter for two private brands OF Patent
s%s'aas nee Scsss snperans i5os
Ms Common to 70 Cool Extra western 3 Is
o Es %s sS% cS%% e Good 70 F to
dcaF rsen Rye M sSsg a az Ex
sssoss4 80 It Louis Common to Fair Extra - 50 9s3
latter an extreme Patent Winter Wheat Extra 81 ass
S Mn s GH Mss q a a
held sae 900 b 10 Fair Extra 81 a5
and Far to Choice at So 90@S5 FLog g, *
49,. coRNME Firm. yellow Western Quoted s275S
BraTaS%ine at - 81. 49,. BUCKWHEAT FLoUR-ouOted
aRAiS~wHEAT-The market cash lots has been firm.
ana the trng more acny with prices o ga & aSd Gg
trade milling In options the trading has been fairly
active and e %" s cHI Tn 6psned r at al
2c. declined IA &c. advanced "a '2c ami closed
5lsoO0 bushels future. $4,000 spot ncung Unyraded
M MY nj S Sec nSI eS o Red
elevator, s5'4c. O. b.; sb1s!c ah9at NO keH; no
Nemucr, closlIE go, i,in.,
81 81 co, 1n F az no S closing a. Solo: do
March, closing Ole. do. April 2isq92%c closing at
923c do Nay 3ssd93a4c, closing at 93'ic; DO June,
closing at 94s,c do July - qa5 &c rosing at - &c
CORN lots firm and prices &c higher,
closing firm very moderate trade for export ana ht
business options dull, steady ana &c
higher Opened steady advanced &C. fell on &C.
lowest OF the day
2ii.OO0 bushels future. lGsOOO bushels spot including
Ungradei Mixed a. di6 l4c No ! 4I2c No. = 4J'4c
in elevator as 461c anoat No 2 November acc nomi
nal; Deccmhcr. iGlt n 10 isc closing at 4o 90
90 lc. nominal OATS Cash lots were quiet ant prices
shade higher closing firm Options dull and prices
: higher the close. opened at an advance OF &c
advanced aud closed ntm with prices at the
day. salev2p0u00 bushels future 10000
bushels spot including No. az 80 INC DO White, 53tc
No . 3sItc. White, &c., No | White 3bc; Mixed
Western SO 35c White do 30 aIOc. White state, y 70
November. closing al 33'ic.: do December 50 =
dS3ac closing S3ic.: DO January, ~ &C. closing al
81 &c. DO. May. closing at 80 @c..FkED-ateady ana
Walkers private daily circular November 20 1886 New
York.
The exports wheat and flour from eight Atlantic ports
monthly July 10 November Is, looU. 1909
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In options the movement moderate. The market
opened irregular advance Of points near de
cline point months. II ruled about steady all day
and closed firm advance Of las points from yes
terhay's dosing figures. sales. 1900 bales.
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Gearbers.

BEST TEACHERS. Tutors m fovsrn-
n esses supplied without III lrge TEACH {,terst
free MANY v,cincies For for sta mp. X. r. AVERY.
49, American j;ho1 Biretn v st llt LIT '. T.:
YALE GRADUATE WISHES private pupils,
" preparation college specially highest Testimonials
and cy references Ad lress YALE. Box 10 Tribune ONCE
NFRJCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernes ses etc Colleges Schools and Families Applyto
MRS. NJ. T. YoUNGFULTON. 23 Unon Square
KINDERGAR NER.- gOverDess for
IN small children companion to an elderly person;
vounp woman and refinement with best refer
ences Address Z. l.. W.. Tribune ONCE.
NORTH GERMAN YOUNG LADY as visit
~ ing teacher young pupils in English and German
drawing or painting. Address TEACHER 953 Broadway.
CCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agencv.-Old
- eat and United states Established 1850
J. w. SCHERM ERHORN & co, Z East l4th-st, N T.
XNOMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS' B'J-
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colleges schools and families also BoOkkeepers stenogr
uhers and eopysts to business firms. IA.
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~ leave from Chanberss satlon Tor 5hEleWood
Tenay Closter Sparki and Nvack $50 1870 y 80 $50 ana
ii3O m lbs. 1920 ZOO $50 52o 5ao $50 go tV;sc
n M 1900 midnight. sundays 73O. $3.50 400 ana SUI
~ m For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and rallnans o3J
f3O $50 a. m 45O $40 p. Sundays $3.50 n m s;oo p H.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH
On and after November ls 1885, Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort. and Norfolk. via the
NEw.YoRK PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
RAILROAD.

UNI leave pennsylvana RarOal Station. NewYork daily
at \ m arriving Cape Charles 600 Old Point $40
~ NorIok o as A. M steamer Richmond will leave cape
Charles at m. Monday "Wednesday and Friday arIiv-
i'm, fhcrs at d. NJ Sleeping through 10 Cape Charles.
Tsrts and sleeping berts be secured any Ticket
once of tho Penisylvana Railroad Company.
a W dunno 5upL H. b. COOKE q. +. & +. A.
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UARLEM RIVER BRANCH

III NEW.YORK NEW-uAVEN and HARTFORD r. II
leave Harlem iiiver station corner I52Lsr and
lucoiu.aVe, Third Avenue BRUCE across Harlem
River reached by THIRD Avenue Elevated karoa daily
except sundays at $40. 100 VlO 10. llo5 u 40 sos
l:4O 54O b.4U, 1890 Port hOrra CASANOVA (OaS
Point hunts Point West Farms, Van Nest West Chester
Tmpsons Hay Chester lreham Bay BaIiOw lClv Island
Pelham Manor NcW-hochele connecting New
Rochelle Trains all points the line tho
New-York. Newaven and hartford railroad. shore Limo
airline DIVISIONS New Canaan, Middieown. New.
Britain Sunrd branches Boston and ali points east
Midnight train Tor New Rochelle and ala intermediate sta
.itsl l..lJ q. H. uaily except Mondays
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and All intermediate STA
uons l2Ol anu $50 n the latter Train connooE
ing az New Rochelle with way lialns to STEAMBOAT
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DONDUUr. KINGSTON AND CATS
IL KILL MOUNTAINS. landing az cranston's West
and Esopus eonnectins with Ulster and DeIawars stony
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMEsW BALD
WIN leave every week day NJ $3.50 m pier LOOT Of Mar;
rson.sL.. except Saturday. whom CITY OF klNuSIoN
ssves Ut u ill.,. makIu. ali landinxA
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Gteamboais and Railroaos.

ALBANY BOATS. "PeOple's Line.
"A DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier al n H. foot Canslst daily SUNDAYS excspteU
at q D.
Connecting Albany all points North ana West -
A TROY BOATS-CITIZFNY LINE.-For
~ Troy and the North Troy Excursion tickets 1880
Daily except saturily foot OF Chrst0pher-st IN sun
day steamer touches At Albany
A LII fares reduced. --StOningtOn Line. Inc
avorite Inside Route for Boston, Providence ana All
Newt ngland points -
frstclass fare. SIS to BOSTON So 25 to PROVIDENCE.
passengers via This line fall nights rest bv taxing
Boston.
Reclining chair Parcr between landing and
Eleaant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssACRU.
SETTs Will leave pier No 38. North River ono block
above Canal St, at 80 y. M. daily except sundays
w POPPLE Gen'l Pass Ser ARt BOX 3.Oll. NewYork
DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk. Va. and south.
Leave via Penn. r. r. 4:3O m. Pario cars " bs Dora
thence Palace steamer. arriving n Did Point 5l5
Norfolk a m II. TOMPKINs, GcnI Pa,s Asent
3lt Broadway. ". Y
REDrCTIOv or FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LrNF.-The Popular Inside Roue To Boston. 49,
Worcester se 50 Corre.oontlng reaetlon 20 al eonts
Steamers" CITY Of Worcester lnt CITY OF New YORK
leave Pier 40 (od nnmber) North River 100, Of Wasst
next pier above Desbrosses Ferry n'y SPt sunday
1902. 70. W. bhADi' Agent