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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
why an Increase OF Sill, geo is Asked for
This Year.


This Year.
The fact that the Board of Education
has asked Of the Board of Finance an allow
ance over last years appropriation Of about
Sill. 900 has caused comment, and not a
little interest has been manifested as to
exactly what the extra money is needed for
in detail. 1t is true that the fact has been
made known that $50, 900 Of the money is
asked for extra accommodations in the
matter of room. The TATTLER takes pleas
ure in informing its circle of readers this
morning as TO just how this $50, 900 will be
expended, should it be allowed. At present
the Board rents for school room in the
Marion district the old Mansion Hotel and
mission church. In order to do away
with this rental every year the Board pro-
poses to rebuild, and, in rebuilding, en-
large No. 9 school house on Tonnelle
avenue, which was abandoned some
years ago on account of its in
secure condition There is plenty
of ground on which to build on this spot,
and what remains Of the old bpilding--the
brick frame-will aid materially in the
construction of new school house. 1t is
proposed of course to use these brick for
the foundation of much larger building,
upon which frame building will be put,
which will accommodate 1000 scholars
The cost Of this, it is calculated, will
be $4,000, and it is estimated that it
will last eight or ten years without
repair. The interest on this sum would be
but $500. and in few years enough viii
have been saved to pay for the building
and much more room will lie afforded. IN
fact, twice the number of children can be
accommodated in the proposed new build
lug at less cost per annum than it new
costs for rental.
1t is also proposed, instead of building
one new school house in one particular dis
trict, to add one or two wings, as the land
is available, to Nos. 8, 4, II and IA, at a
cost Of 1000 for each school. Thu viii
give from four to six extra class rooms in
each of the above schools. This will take
$35, 600. Add the SIC, 00G for No. makes
$45. 600.
No. needs 81 900: No. 8 81 900 for re-
pairs. Other buildings need more OF less
new work outside the routine work pro-
vided for in the annual appropriation,
making the statement above clear as to
how the $50, 900 is proposed to be spent.
Another increase asked for is for books,
stationery and free library, including
books, charts, maps, ink, pens, pencils,
pads, and all the stationery used by the
pupils. The amount asked for is SIS, 900.
1 his does not seem large when the average
attendance last year-14. 926-is taken into
consideration, being but about ST per head.
Moreover, the appropriation for two
years past has been but So, 800 per annuni.
and with this small sum the old stock has
all been used or utilized until the stock of
this stuff now on hand is of little or no
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
THE GRAPHIrH MILF BURNED.


Months Needed te Rebuild.
The DIXON Crucible Company of this
city are the preprietors of the only sue
cessful Graphite mines in this country.
The mines arc at Ticondersga, and from
these is taken the lead out of which their
pencils and other products of their factory
here are made. Twenty-three years ago
they erected at this point handsome mill
Xix stories high, and ninety feet square, for
the perfection of its mine yields. Ten
days ago this handsome mill--a view Of
which with its beautiful surroundings is
furnished herewith, YVES destroyed by fire.
The $4,000 is fully covered by insurance.
But it will take the Company four months
to rebuild The DixoD's have six months
stock on hand however, and can afford to
wait till the new building has been put mp
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
LONG BRAseH AGxrArED



LONG BRANCH, July 8 -Speaking gener-
ally of the effort being made by the Sum-
mer cottagers here to divide themselves
from the rest Of the village of Long Branch,
springs from the desire of the Summer
residents to escape the extortions of the
town officials There are two classes of
residents in the village-the rustics who
live on their farms here the year around,
and the cottagers who come TO their sea
side homes only for three months of the
year. The rustics vote here, and the Asses
sors respect their political influence to the
extent of undertaking their farms for tax
purposes. The Summer Cottagers have no
votes, and as they can't do the Assessors
any harm, the latter just pile the bulk of
the local taxes upon them. There seemed
to be no escape for the cottsgers from this
form of extortion save to take themselves
out of the jurisdiction of the village Com
missioners, and an application was made
to the Legislature for an act authorizing
the dismemberm Senator Chattle OPP
posed it with vigor, but it went through,
and now application has been made to the
Court for decree of divorce. The oppo-
nents of the scheme say that the senti-
ment in favor of the division was worked
up by Phil. DAILY, the prince Of Long
Branch gamblers, whose eyeglasses and
big diamond are known to the habitues Of
the Philadelphia Club House. The pro-
posed borough is supposed to include only
the cottages and hotels of Elberon and the
better part of Long Branch. This is mis-
take; it takes in also the worst portion of
Long Branch, said to contain ten gambling
houses and sixty drinking places. These
institutions, the opponents declare, will
assist the wealthy cottagers of Elberon by
attending to the voting, from which these
are debarred by non-residence, and will
probably look after their own interests
fully as well as those of their fellow tax
payers, who thus put themselves COM
pletely in their power. The cottagers seem
to be willing to run the risk of these things
happening, and the movement for the
division goes bravely forward. Against the
division is a petition representing 5000
rustics owning So, 000,0 900 Of property. The
fifty signers in favor of it represent 49,
058, 900 of taxable real estate.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
C;ashier whitney Dies.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Horace A. Whit
ney of New York, cashier in the Treas
ursr's Office, died suddenly about II o'clock
this morning from an attack of apoplexy
at his residence on Eleventh street, be-
tween d and N street. He was employed
in the cash room about twenty-one years,
and was promoted to the Office of cashier
a little over year ago. E. &. True was
appointed in his stead yesterday.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
TEE LATEST RETURNS.
Brifain's Exciting Electfon-Mrs. Glad
stoue Makes a Speech.

Brifain's Exciting Electfon-Mrs. Clad
stoae Makes a Speech.
LONDON, July 3, u P. M.-Tbe totals at
this hour are Gladstonians So, Unionist Of,
Conservatives las.
Mrs. Gladstone attended a Liberal meet
ing at Mile End, London, yesterday. In
response to deafening applause she made
short speech OF thanks and read mes
sage from her husband wishing success to
the Liberal candidate for that district.
A dramatic incident is Gladstone stand
ing for Leith Borroughs as we'll as Midlo-
THAN to punish the treachery of Mr.. Jacks,
who promised to support him and then
deserted. By the nomination of Mr.. Glad
stone Mr.. Jacks has been swept temporarily
out Of political life. By far the more con-
spicuous result is at Borrow, where Mr..
Game, the head and front of the most
unpleasant form of Liberal dessrtion, is
returned by majority 103 larger than he
had last time his opponent polling 400 less
than before.
LONDON, July A further indication
that Scotland Is strongly Gladstonisn is
furnished in the returns from yesterdays
alectrons
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04

The grand annual reunion Of the Teu-
tonia Club will be on Wednesday, July IA,
to Alpine Grove up the Hudson, per
steamer ssBlackbird,' which will leave on
that morning at O'Clock sharp, from the
foot of Morris street, Jersey City. The
committee in charge has done and will do
all to make It a social success
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standing On It's own bottom,

ALI the Baltimore & Ohio people who
have assisted IN organizing the Erie Ex-
press, withdrew July LIST. The Erie now
stands on its own bottom and is doing a
thriving business. w. H. Clements is the
new General Manager.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
Canada sian At II.

HA11rAx, N. s., July ga dispatch
from Shelburne says the schooners George
w. Cushing, Jewell, Master, and G. B.
Harrington, Frelick, Master, both of Port
land, Me-, have been selzsd by the Col
lector of Customs there for an offense sim
liar to that of the schooner City Point, of
delay in reporting to the Custom House.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
Al. zabrIsfic Arreeted.

AL. zabriskie, age Al, residence 253 York
street, one of the scions of one Of the old
est and wealthiest families Of Jersey City,
but who through drink has been reduced
to the lowest depths, was arrested last
night by Omcer Eagan on the streets
drunk.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
rae Ross Barbers.

The boss BARRIERS of Jersey City will
meet this afternoon at o'clock in Ger
mania Hall. Fifteenth street and Newark
avenue, fol the purpose Of organizing the
Jersey City Branch Of the BARRIERS Union
of Hudson County. All boss BARRIERS Of
Jersey City are requested to be on hand
promptly.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
CnoIera's Ravages In Italy,

RoMR, July 8 During the past "a hours
there were 155 new cases of cholera and 46
deaths from the disease in villages around
Brinaisi.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04

HALIFAX, N. s., July S.Two young
men named Stacey and Nick errigan, while
going out to attend to their lobster pots at
Gabarus, Cape Breton. yesterday, were
drowned by squat capizing their boat.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04

Senator Fisher of Essex sailed on the
steamer Thingvalia for Europe yesterday
afternoon. He will spend about six weeks
Sweden; Denmark and Norway.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04

WE REFUSE TO DELIVER PAPERS TO
JOHN MERSHEIMER. EEWsDEAIERs |
IN HIS DISTRICT WILL ORDER THEIR
"TATTLEBs /" THROUGH JOHN 6.
HoIzHUH, OF 142 FRANKLIN STREET.
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Mem Publications.
MODERN COOK.
1907 EDITION WITH LARGE ADDITIONS.

r,.~c,TrIrIs MODERN COOK for 1887 Ia just
ready and ia published this day and Pracucs 1uae 70
the Culinary Art all its branches and ~ Is tns pes, anu
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~ N0O BOOKS CHOICEST Ill IERA-
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OF you will never see books offered so cheap agai
will pay the highest cash price for new or oo
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR.
NEwJERsEY GESTRAL DIyis[oN;,

F6or Of L ,1 Z ST. =" XS6RTh RIVER
-, TINE psiE TAgLEITAHING EFFEGI ocI 1888
l sS'f ss 8 800 7tS sSIYs 100 s. 400 sss Is s5
G&ss,a%. coa%oas "S'S FOR %,osgaa% coa'ho;
ho,Sp Sa F9T5scxP al, p,v SLEEPING
s Ks i5 @ LIZ SIT CT 2E; sS %
s So 800 g 3S Ioo e. sc sS SO
rg pHAnk and Penn.
70. Militia asE9RT syNRgRY JLEwlsngmo and
Fi "a so 100 SsS I: Sunday;
e. e. sSTATs&sxS & e. re- So o $50
loo. l:30. 3:45. 645 p M sundaysat oooe III
FOR FOR rPAnAayA zoo 745 $500 H. 1880 s4a 4oo II
tp% 81 AIEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
st4OJ 1900 $50 a. H., lo0 $780, S45. 5'i5 p III Sundays
ta IE%sioN at 400 ZOO s:So a. m 100 so s;4, 400
o % ~ sG al TO- a. a. 49, $50
rpi f Snneyf sVOe s $50 H. loo $780, 400 4so
ts sGS ss9 II ERu'eiys TO sd 100 $50 1919 loo
sS SSS . IOS Sundays aS s s5S 81 sS S1o
For ny sVS FILL 40 800 100 7as $50 800 1913
S S" Ia g. So s 49, 80" o ~ Zoo Sis
Sundays 400 SAb M 1900 H.. l:SO 'Oo SSo o'So.
tS SS p iTG @soY A;oo 900 $40. HOO il45a
4o ~ GSo oi SJ g Hof GO &C. ,A 1O .a at
4uo s:i5 ii:OO a. M, l.Oo 400 4:SO Oi5 sundays
1exc.ot ocean Gtove) At 40o 300 a. NJ an, ...o -
70, IAKFWOOD TOMS RIVER. BARN EoAT atA;oO.
20 Sio ,maNriG CITY VlNELAND and BRIDGEroN ~
4:UOa ~. LOO m -
NLW-Jr.RSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From per No & North River via sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHT LONG BRANCH 400
Tletets can teprocured al 100, OF LiPertys Per No.
NorJ, kve IL 2tl 49, All S44. lao aud 5Z5 Broad,
Ny 131 14s ttlsve. kylnEtO-st TO- H. 10 AMI
iS3 Green chsL l4o 40 East l25tb.st 1881 bowey, ia
Cana.,L principal hotels NowfOrk CITY In BROOK
ivn a No Contest lU7 e5s $50 Fut0nst, 30.
3Ty pbatanive In HobOken, 25i Westinghouse New
Yors Transfer will call for and check baggage from
boteIs or residence to destination
VI WOOITEN C. G. HANCOCK
GENERA, h .parer Gen Pass and Ticket Agt
IL p BALDWIN,. G. +. p. Agt, lls Liberty ". "a
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nELAWARE, LACKAW ANNA and YVES
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt or Des'
hrosses follows
IN for Catasauaua and intermediate points -
a m for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Bunao ana
tho West AM principal local points 'haH pai ~ ""A
r,o,.oo-
m tor Tupkhannock intermediate points Char car
IN nkhannock Connection To Reading and Harrisburg
S.4Op m fot and principal intermediate points
Chair to Pittston ..,. ,ornac,,on
b4Op IN Tor Copav and intermediate points connection
70 Reading and Harrisburg go . - pus,,o an,
m Geneva. Lyons, Emira. Rochester bunho' anu
the West Pullman sleeper 10 LYONS
7Erp m. for Iaurys and intermediate points.
Trans Leaving ri m. ana BAD connect forau
roirts in Mahanov and TTazetOn Coal Regions
' " SUNDAY TRAINS
a M ioI Mauch Chunk Ha7letoD and intermediate
points. -.,...-
m for Geneva Lyons Emira. Rochester, Bunalo ana
the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons.
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RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER I. 1886.
,ks.AI IkJNh LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYorK VIA Desbrosses anu Courtahu'
harrisburg, PsDurr and the West with Pullman Palace Ye
ssse n OF fao Dus sleep
Ing Car. 4 Va IN every Ms @ay IN M. Cory and Eric
ats1 No. sqnHeetps al Cory or Tusviile Petroleum
For SeI ISSsnon y o SOP and y night w,.,
IL. M. sIrys Nssl t,ci sno ~ M sso a.r'y w
loo 40, and p M sIc l. night sunday sl0A IN
F 71 a lam CIV CT except sunday. Through cars
foi cape wreK-'"'> u -" " y" e''ui""'' '"''
one Branch. Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
w VIA M Ray o. sund1y and Do not stop at AsourV
For 6d Point and Norfolk New-York an
Norfolk ia,iIgoa nS H. avery "AF VIA '"H''' 'A
Bay ne Annex with all through rata,
J,ty ii00Os specify 'Ha "''S0' "Aa'''
s$ and ha SSs
sns ana $50. M i26 s;, sSo S;So s;2o sas 1888
fRnsay $,sS sSS sa SG 81" sy s:s
5s os5 %ss SIS; SsnS & g SO : .aS SSS
pm FOR PHILADELPHIA.
txpress rams Desorosse' ami Cour
eau l' 10 800 % Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
, Y as ana Il ON saS iC aH and .sJ
pm. sun,iAya nKprcss o:i1 5J0! Lin'teh AMI ~ An
4 ssG es a. Se~aors a1 exert sunday and
S aance; rsa to- tor ana GA a lien IL Anu
Returning trains Broad street Stulon fhiislephi
i2Oi $40 IO5 4:lO bio $50. 1850 $40. $3.50 IL an.
Ills. IN. Qmioi Express III ani 400 NJ \! ~
SO i65, $40 jlO $50. m- l2ia (A5O Lnnted diSS
Leave Philaaelphia via Camden 900 IN daily. excep
asst nces $40 49, and GA broadway Astor House
ami foot of Des6rosses and Courtandt st No an
prokIvn Annex station, OF Fulton-sty bfo0ospu
station Jersey Clty tmgrant Ticket once No ba''e
place anti Castle uarien. .n.c,
| baggage nom h pnsn anu ros"sneeA JR WOOD
ShAn ! =, W.,naseE General Pass'r Agent
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kh IRE nov t %psTsh s re
hour local tram. leave 23dst station fifteen minutes
: daily except sundays Day E1press Buffet raw
E&a.S ssDns S to
tp m-Day Chicago ant It Ions Limited sipressss
No extra e%aTs. foT ts H t"e IrSs MeaGy'
Cleveland 1000 m Cincinnati 90 T. m' chicago s;'o
Sisss5a FAN; a E1,5s
1854 The Dopnlai night rain between New YORK.
S.ss %s: s ana oa Ea Gins
'"S 90 ~ % "a $50 S2 S
sS S t os $50 49, 49, 4S &c., pSayS
s5 "a d 81 G0 c $50 500 sc 1880 ?Gis
1920 aoae s e. 'fS0 49, S@ 7s5 900 as
Sir:5s .%% E 2cs Z, SsSs'
and SUNDAY nights oulv sundays 9'lba M. 32o $780,
snnern To- ~ 100, $50 lo2oa m. lts sSo $50 500
$50 $40 5s IA s " 1850 n" and 100 $50 Se0 s66
warwics AS 800 io:2oa M. 4so p. m Sundays 7:4s
Monticello and White Lake s:ooa m- $3.50 p. m. Sundays
N."Ssrg Cornwall 7So aooa m. $40 40; $500 600
MONTGOMERY Rondoat and Kingston AS, 300 a. 800
sdrsoton s,esg e -1s md yso
7;45 e.oo SUNDAYS o:45 $780, 1920 n m~ $780,
745 900 n m Snndavs 5:45 $40 1920 NJ. $50.
TOO soon m. The 900 a M train stops at MainsI
opty ervs 446. 100 $780, 1920 M. $500 tso 600 100
TtS 800 900 .. IN sundavS $780, 1920 q IN. 900.
ssS ests y% ssa. " sssa oe!s
fifteen minutes 646 y m. TO 1913 p m every thirty
minutes lu:45 TO b45 honr sundays.
745a II lO46 p M every thirty minutes lO4op IN to
lana m every hour .
seenna Coaches be obtained and Orders for the check
ing and transfer OF baggage NAV be eft at the Companys
offices Nos 4Ol Ill 957 Broadway. 1877 westst. v y
Nos AL Fuonst. Brooklyn at tho Companys Depcts
Express from the Vest arrive in New York 1t ITO
Ton A.tk and rf1
'''o' 10 iiS ABBOTT Gcnr Pass'r Agent New-YorE
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both 6exes-Countl

For Both sexes-Country.
A CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes, city
IA and country, with careful advice TO parents
m. COYRiERE. 81 Fact 17th-st NeItsyphers
MOUNT BEACON ACADEMY.-AbIe IN
Ik structors Beautiful and comfortable home Address
Principal J. FRED SMITH A. NJ. Fishkl on Hudson. n
&1S QUARTERLY, no extras boys, girlsl.
" 80 English. French. German, Latin Greek. drawing
painting music. careful tralnlug
UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS Haddonfeld, N. ].
fflusical Instruments.
A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IA Upright and Square Pianos OF our make AZ GOOD AS
REV. Tor liberal reduction from our regular prices
PIANOS FOR RENT - 49,. $500.
FISCHER PIANOS-RenOwned for tone and
i standing in tune Manufactures and warerooina 4lo
425 West 2Sh st and 867 Broadway lstst (Ditsons
Buildlng). Pianos exchanged rented or Instruments
q 4 PER MONTH.-Pianos to rent A large
- assortment OF small uprghs for limited apartments
VIM A. POND& co, Is Union Square
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD

IIalns West 42dst satioI az follows and ~ min
utes ,arleI loot oil Jay.st North RIVER
Detroit ana Chicago. SO Q. NJ -tto 'e'IOp IN.
81 LOUIS -ttO. STOP. -, n =
Bnnalo IolosteI SGsI enson Bridge Niagara Faus $40
1890 a. u. 600 $40 p M "a, .o,o
Utica syracuse $40 9:3Oa- 900. g; 10 p m "a
.7:i0 ego II :25s M. AIS, '6OO. $40 p m. u,o
Cranston's. West Point cornwall. NewOurg STU -Hio
$3.50 10 10 1925 m. 4l5 SHOP. m' and -oOOp IN.
Cranstop'S. Cornwall. Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East 500 p m ., ro,on..
Hamilton, London, 1904 m. 'OOu SIV .. m ioIonUo
9:3Oa M. 1900. S:lOp ~. 49,, >.,,x,u, rou, Do..o,,
for Is nilo NIAGARA rams DeVoA''
hi go and ~. Iouis II thr lug tr Us
DAILY Other trains daliy except sunday - , ..
For tickets timetables parlor or sleeping car acconnona
tious or information applv Offices bfooAyu oo9 "ash
ingtonst: 100 Fulton.st Annex Once lo9i 81 ruonsL
New.York civ 1853 $50 Q42 Broadway 100 boMtiy anu
West shore stations West 42ds loo Oh ay-st H.
+ Vanderbilt.aye General Passenger Agent
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
II LINE-The Popular Inside Route To Boston. SO
Worcester So Corresponding reduction TO all points
steamers city Of Worcester and " city OF New YORK
leave pier 40 Cod NUMBER North River foot OF Watsst
next pier Desbrosses Ferry daily except sunday Az
D p IN. ", W, ol,-ND !, nseHs-
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" For Catskl. Stuyvesant and intermediate landings
Boats leave daily Sundays excepted from Pier So t0ot)
JOY '"' ~ FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

NUKT HEKN KAILKUADUF NV -JthNE I.
Tram. leave from Chambersst station for Fnslewood
Sparkl and \vaCk $50 80 s3O $3.50 and
ll:3Oa m Is 800 400 so $40 $40 GS0. 500 1921
D. m. 1900 midnight Sundays 1880 930a 400 and 500
D. m. o, IA
7SO $50 a. m AGO $780, 500 D. Sundays $50 800
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Hlusical Instruments.
GeIp t1)arie6

XNANTED-A Scotch Protestant cook (;
chambermads waitress and girls for house
work. MISS BEArTIE 1877 6thaye
WANTED at Montclair. n. j.. good Ger
man swedish girl cook and general houseworker
must business thoroughly and De wen RECON-
mended car fare paid girl selected Call IL Pats' e"'
Nnrk Of
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk, Va and South
Leave via Penn r. R.43O D. m Paroi cars 10 BSitlhlole
thence Paco steamers arriving at Old Point n 10 III.
Norrnk o a m H. v. TOMPKINS, Gen'l Pass Agent
''''O'" ~ $40 Broadway, y. Y.
NEW VEN.-Steamers leave Peck slip at
~ D. NJ an II Sundays exec telli II D. IN steamer
arrives 10 time for early trains north aud east
DONDOUr KINGSTON AND CATS
II KILL MOUNTAINS. landing at CranstoD's west
poInt cornwall Ncwhurg, MarhGrO Milton Ponghk eepsle
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony
Glove and Catskl Mountain and kaaersknl itslir0ait
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w BALD
WIN leave every week day at Z M, pier loot OF II ar
r.onst except Saturday, when CITY OF KINGSTON
caves at / D. H., making ali landings
CHANGE OF HOU on AMI after October 49, the
steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and 4 MES w. BALD
MN vi leave "A 49, IN. and saturdays, D. IN
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS.

TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.-For
~. Troy and the North Troy Excursion tickets 81 %
Da,lv except saturday OF ChristOpherst p III sun
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ALI, fares reduced.-StOnington Line. The
~ avorite for Boston, Providence and all
New England points. .- ...,- - nrov,npNcu
full nights rest by taxing
Ina m express train steamers landing tor Providence
Boston. ,.-,,.. 80.
Roston WITHOUT CHARGE $780, ~
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASNACHu u
strTS will leave pier new 49, North River. block
above Canalst at > D. daily except SUNDAYS -
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