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Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-09
CARLL's OPERA HOUSE.

Despite the weather and other attractions there was good sized audience at the New Haven Opera House last evening when Bart ley Campbells ''White Slave" was presented The audience frequently manifested applause at the realistic and striking scenes and the amusing situations. The company as a whole is fair and in some respects strong one The story itself is full of human interest and the comedy and pathos are closely interwo- ven. The whole plot turns on the fortunes or misfortunes of Lisa, the supposed daugh- ter of Nance, quadroon, but really the il- legitimate childa aof the daughter of Nance's owner, Judge Hardin. The judge, informed of the fact, just before his death imposes an oath on Nance to keep the secret for the honor of the family name, and gives the girl her freedom papers just before he dies. These, however, are found invalid, and Lisa is sold to slave dealer named Laoy It is on her flight from the latter's brutali ty. her rescue by her own lover, Clay Britton, her attempted capture on the Mississippi steam boat and her adventures a spar after the wreck and on an island in the river, that the remaining acts depend. The White Slave will be repeated this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-09

The young English actress Claire Scott and her company, which is good, played Camille" and "Lucretia Borgia" at the museum yesterday afternoon and evening before large and appreciative audiences They will this afternoon produce "East Lynne'', and this evening repeat ''Lucretia Borpia |"
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-09
BENEFIT MUSICALE.

The "musicale'' to be given by Miss Long evening promises to be very successful and delightful affair. A few seats have been re- served and can be obtained at Loomis' musi G store for twenty-five cents extra. Regular admission tickets are fifty cents
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hFLAW ARE. LACKAWANNA and NESF.
~ ERR RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BEIWtEl
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
pHILADELPHiA AND READING r. r.
1 NTWJTRsEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
nF I DID,

Foor OF Ii FRTY-sT. NoKrH RIVER
FOR FIJI fIIL LHFEHf and rENfo pounl BFoas
He9ie at 800 ~ 8o II go a. M 80, No. 's - 81
Chestnut HUI AT Coumba-ayc. Tor Mauayuna. consho-
DRoXWISG,Ko NJ CARS all Day Trains ana SLEEP.
Returning leave PiIiLADELPHiA. Ninth AMI Green 49,.
49, $50 $50 HOO m. -; 30 30 90. Loo p N.
al 5io. 40 40, 900 1890 a. m. 100, $50 SPA. 90
d. IN. SUNDAY $40 A. M. f.S0p. fn.
For LOCK HAVEN. PEALE and PHELLIPsBURG' Penn,
rcl 'W'IlIIILilKMspoRT. sUNBURY LEwIsBURG and
NJ HAN0Y CITY at A, ; Soa NJ 3.i5 400 = "a,
ll.6oa ", loo. 1870. 400 $50 5l5' POOP m sundays
For WiLK s9AnHE and rlIrsIoN a 100 $50 a. m"
For DElET i9i> AZ 80 c5 ~, = Rn 100 3d. -
Far az H. iii fM AiIENrowN and MAUcH CHUNK
at 800 ZOO $40 a. n 100 ljo. 3'i5 30 p M suh'"5'
For "a Ir0T 100. 100 $50 n loo 1880. 5i'tO1
5 Ar I S III &C. A. cl l 400 0 80 Ill., & 49, I'D
td P p FL is 20 40 a. me- TOO 49, TOO 3D.
fV 500 80 y. m. sundays 100 p. M ,,,,
FOR AZ Az so, 7e2 Sa 20 go oi, 5o
$50 90 1880. SID 1880 .. IN sundays ioo so a. L'
fdr "q f ~ ~ ~ 40 600 ZOO 80 ~ so loi5.
loo M l0o 10 20 s s, Co. 1880 ,0 80 p a.
SUNDAYS 400 rs q. l-:oo IA. lSO 400 $50 $50.
fcr far A.noN a. op 600 slS iS5S iS S n.
For c 6NS pHANcm oS Pc 40 ehoyE Sc a rap A. A.
snHdays except ocean Groye) az 800 a M. 1000 M -
t tSr EEAFKEW0oD ToMs RIVER and ARS EGAr a 100
s:lJ a. M. loo 40 /. M -. $500. u,t,,.r,S A.
ror XTLAN'r nc Clri. NINkLAND and BKID1EION 4"
200 a m, $50 p IN.
NEW-JEkSEl SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. =, NOrth River. Via SANDY ioOn, a.,
For HIGHLANDS, sEABRlGhT. LoNu hhAN '. -, III
200 l..vv a. M loo Sis. So J''oPm SUNDAY = ''0'
rortAaTTLANric HIGHLANDS. 49, 300 a. ~. S4' 49,
For or LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and nARNEGAr 40
ts d NJ, C;tiNN CIV. OCEAN beach and POINT
EN-NN 800 IL 90 a loo, "a i3u n., ,,,roy
Eor ATLANTIC cry VINELANp and bhlp""'
1"ksis can be procured at loot Of Liberty 81 S ns
Min Ki,er ~ 2Ol ISL Al, Jit, lac ana o. ai
wav go 737 7iV 9TH a, @. kNhgton 81 ~ liz
ia Orecnw oh ST, liu lfo last l-9ln 81. - In rooA-
'n.ist and principal hotels in New \ orr ny ~ Sl
Sn A. M Court ST. 10, Broadway. 7SS. sou ru,V <ew.
IA vanhatt.naVe In l.Obokeu. 254 Wasi1n rms
y"rk transfer Company Will call Tor and cho.A o'A-"
lnt,l, a Te.slcncc - dost naton u,<spNh
!. MOOrrfN, o., D.. ana rcSet Az
General Manager. . A. eoi' - ,n.ri, -. y. Z.
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UARPER'S HANDY SERIES.

Cts.
Sc THE FALL OF ASGARD. BY Julian CoiheU.-.-... -
81 THE OPEN AIR. By Richard Jeicrc------------- -
ST. A DAUGHTER OF THE GODS by Jane stanley. -
B ALTON LOCKE BY Charles kinesl'y -.-------.-- -
- EFFIE OGILNIE. BY Mrs. oliphait ---------..- .
ST. CYNIC FORTCN Ne By u. CHRISTIE Murray .-..-.-- -
~ m', ,,,. ~ = v.,,,,r ....... %
~ ARMY SOCIETY. ByJ :. Winter Illustrated -
r. THE HEAD STATION. Hy MIS- Campbell FIaed- -
-. KING ARTHUR. Hy the Author oil john h"Ai"N' 49,
Gentleman 49,
g. FRENCH AND GERMAN SOCIALISM. by
Richard T. Ely, Pm -.----------- -
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RAILROAD.
On AMI after JUNE y. 1876.
:. =


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave Nc~ YORK. Aesurosses and Cortndt streets
nafi.s1ar r;sDlrg .'d Che Vest. with pullman Paac,
opd icSgo nitc o. firor Dlnnr smons and Sleep
ing 'lrs 1t 4 ll every day . , ,,,
al '%'PS. c lSs> arm it cory for rta,y peosi"
For Ls5a1oa:5l ~ ;!jp NIL NIL, w,,,,,,
b1 on Gp ri, ' 81 Sa ata "a 'acs ar M KID, sil
10 M arr'y' " enn:,ql /, t1t ~ n T''E'
100 80. ind p1Do. n NJ /. nsl' sunny jI5 ii.
For Alatc = " clcepi sunday IIlOa. M. (thrDuyI
ES9 fR Tas ly asS s'1s
l. -, RI =, IL ,l2 air, p F, r5n lay
For od Po,n All Sor'os. NeTYorS r4,,t H,l.t5i
Bly in. ~ , n w.el.il-s
at ir4e-'ity a1ornr 4 sp'ely AMI uraat tr'l'sr -
7 y@ ~ From pltts,rrs 10 81 Il5) 30
ami Ks p, m iuiy. From washin aoa ani Btlu moro.
sn1lsv A. 30 So a. m. $50. go AMI 1913; From
rnilciohia. 3>o d2t j5l -, % 75 22 2S 10
99o lo5 n AM l2 20 G 1 , S3 3 AK sp 10
U" FOR PHILADELPHIA
rxlrcss falus Aewl ork DesDrDsses ant Court
o i' 7 5t.' 500 cacn'o Lmtei and Washington
and i I1 nsa ' Accoioitton So, 5 i5 % ami ~
fApT''a y ri t '' - d. He
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ahG nd "a" connect Al trenton Tor '1 can len " l
Rta 6I tr n5 e iG 5iS c $50 80 sj il aa
ll.l5L m. lIimed xpr'ss l;ii anl TO % ii3;t5
g. l. D. g. h:}j il3. Il ant $40 o On -lult'. I2ll
go o5 40 $40 $50 M. ia u 400 LImiteU j)
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TIKI nces 80 49, ,nl0li Brotiwly Aston iIous,
au DcsOrosses lnl Court II st' 'o4 Coirt' an
nu.ch', .Iote. ,Io9oken Staon Jersey ~ Ensr'n'
Tie NesYor~ Transfer company Will call for AM ehe;>
tageaec fror 4 40: aai residences wonn
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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BOOhN or 1HE WEEK.

LIKE LUcIrER. Hy Denzll Nane ularpers Franklin
square LlbraryD
CunY -Ts,N AND OTHEH STORIES. BY william Henry
Elsnon lGmo. PIP. $40 QHousnion, Miihn co..
LAW Oh ulAT BY Maria K Hemiup svo. PIP. 100
Geneva. y. y: Gnzrue)
Ml-yr- ASp REMNANTS BY L. D. Ventura and
scncvltcn. l6.uO. PIP. 10. u'oston; llckhor d"
Coz
Gospft FAIru CoNwENDED TO CONMON SENSE Hy
Jonn Leighton, y. ID. 1GmO. pp. l39 Drunk n
MdgpdisJ
TIN F,Iror AsGARn By Julian Cor0ett. GIarpers
Handy SERIES
TIN Doc II HEALTH HABITS AID DISEASE Bv laudseer
-" 50, an 1O5 ,pnladeipnta: Rufus G. Hartrdnfi.)
u,s, uonK nF CHRISTIAN SYMBOLS By Cara l..
" Cenrnt Eited boy Katherine t. Conway. $40,
pp. 349. boston: Iicknor 4 Coz
MAI1 MI,r,Kts MrNpEp. l6mo, pr. 80. u. TbDas
-on-)
Myruoprsu - TIT PENINSULA By the Rev. Robert ".
Todd l2mo up. 1856. phl1ade'phla Me'ho'ist
Episcopal Book koomsJ
u,NIrr By william Shakespeare. 1Gmo. PIP 1872
tCa.seu 4 CO..
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CRIE RAILWAY, now Known as The NEW

t'klE EAlLW Al, now known as the NEW
II YOI X. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
through trains leave 23tst and Chamhcrs st stations ar
same hour local trans leave 23dst station fifteen minutes
ga m-naiy except sundays. Day EHpress, Bullet raw
Buna.o. Sleeping caches Iornelsville 10 Cincinnati
soG pullman tram an OF Of Day aud uie Sleeping eacles
for last time Arrive, MeadNll ,.l5 T. M
Cleveland 1870 a. u, Cincinnati ot2 p u, Chicago, 80
T. 3D.. and =. lou > '25 ne second morn NJ. 81, ,,
Rochester. $40 Buffalo. 90 n. suspension Brdse,
755 The most popular night train between % e" lorN
9p m-Daiy Chicago Express Pullman and Day sleeping
Coaches Bius hauton, rmird Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
Rutherford and P1ssaic. ll5 5l5. 100 80 30, 1920
m y 90 noon u i p 81, S'o no. 1 i S' yU ~
5ij, $50, 1920 IL a., OoO 40 300 10 80 p No. I-oO
rfG e o & 5 3S 90 S $50 5C 5sd NO. 1883 $50 q9is
7.Ij ) 80 1880 D. IN. 1900 midnight SUNDAYS Ji5. -.
$50. logo a. m, lio. $50 40 300 1880 p Ill., I-oo
Nc~"rI and Paterson via Newark 600 500 $50 1900.
ll3Oa No. 200 800. 20 DO 800. $40, 49, 900, 1000
mi anG y-oT inay 's. y m gtV Sn '''
suhcrn AS 90 100 800 1920 NJ 10. $50, 90 300.
sunday -. TAO $50 lo2Oa m, l45. $50. 800 1880
Warwick EI5. 0Oo lo2oa m. i3O p IN. sundays 7.45
MONTICELLO and White Lake 900 m $50 p m. sundays,
Ncwburg Cornwall 80 900 m, $3.50. 43O $50, 600
and 200 p N. sundays s5o a. m. 600 200 p m ,.qo
=, M. sundays 5oa M SCRANTON Dunmore "oo d H.
sunday eAeeP!ed, 20 ooo ,ooo, -, q,o an Ia 7oo
40 300 IN. sundays, $40. 40. $780, l020a H. &c.
Middletownii5 545. 100 900 1920 NJ $3.50, 4So 100
49, 300 p H. sundays. 5.iJ. 7.ij $780, l02O0 IN, 63O
ZOO 800 /. The 900 a. m. Train stops at Mans st.
Port Jcryis 40 $50 900 1920 NJ 800 600 100,
10 SUO 800 IN. SUNDAYS, 7:i5 $780, 1920 a. III, OOo
b-3u. 100 800 D.
Boats leave est I'D ST. v y, 5i5 a. TO Gi5 pmovery
fifteen minutes $40 y. To 1913 p III. every thirty
minutes and lui M. to 1II "a every hour sunday
745 TO lOl5 IN. every thirty minutes. lO4' p ~ to
.:45 an
Tickets for passage aud apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the check
ing and transfer OF baggage be left at the company
OH, IOl III. 9J4 Broadway lS1 West ST., n. "
No- 55i and 3j5 ST. brooklyn the Company
Depot.. -. 80,
1syu a a.. aud ROO y.
JOHN y ABnOfr Gcnl Passr Agent, New York.
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Mem civilizations.
NEW NOVELS.
FAST ANGELS.

4 Novel, Bv CONSTANCE FENIMoRE wooLsoN
author Of Anne" For the Major &c PIP osZ' loiho
Cloth. ~ -.
story Of remarkable interest which leavcsa very STRONG
imprcssion.-lN y Tribune
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KING ARTHUR.

Not owe story Tv the author Of John Halifax, Gen
tlonan &C. PIP e3G 1Gmo Cloth go cents. Uniform with
the Library Edition of Miss Mlocks WorksD Also lomo
rapcr covers in IIarpcr's Handy Series" - cents
4 charming fiction the authors enderest and most
graceful vein.- Gazette, Boston
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N THE GOLDEN DAYS.

4 Novel. BY EDNA LYALL. PIP W. 4l2 l6mo Han
Cloth - cents.
story Of thrilling interest unique, strong and beautiful
Boston Globe.
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A VICTORIOUS DEFEAT.

\ Novel. By WOLCOTT BALEsrIER. Illustrated by
Afrc, Brennan PIP $50. lGmo Extra Cloth ST.
unique story admirably written with spirit freshness
and strength rite y y.
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BARBARAS VAGARIES.

\ Novel by MARY LANGDON TIDBALL PIP l76
Post Svo Ornamental Cloth. 81.
\ pretty readable story fun of lghtness and move
nent.- Courier, Boston
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For Both Sexes---City.

TRlNITY SCHOOL, l,5l7 BROADWAY
Founded 1908. Rev. H. HOLDEN. Rector uno,r
,usees o. the rT9e,ant pseopa Public school Right
rev bishop POITfIt Ircridcn prepares for College OF
BUSINESS for Tree benehces appncaton 10 De the
seeetay Paflng pupils Received Further pHrc rs AL
LIS school Next term begins September u.
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ATIA:
A STORY OF THE LOST ISLAND.

Nv NrsJ GREGORY SMITH author of Dawn to sun
rise o" &c DID. 2~i. lGmo. Ornamental Cloth, 81
very charming and fascinating story ~ y Commercial
Advertiser
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For RED BANK. u VG BRANCH OCEAN GROy = A.
URf PA kK. OCEAN BEACH SPRING LAKE Pr
PLEASAN T. etc.
Commencins June -. 1898. trains ielve NevForS lot
C0urtandt AMI D'sbrp-ses ats III express a m. g
DO BIO express . expre's 'pt Rel Bank, ID
u. 80 p. IN. SInilvs. T.lp. A. ; %.
.ODt Ibcrtv-sL: 4 81 n "NDr'ss a nf t3b en
nr.S- express T. i:}p cx0ress $50 eNpres Is ID
SUNDAYS m. n Sunia trains 10 MT 't2o n )cell
Grove ~ isburv PARK. J. r. NOjR
RTFTS BLODGErr. sup Gen. Pass Ag't p II. Z.
@ uANNNCK @. Z. md IckI Ag-nI 2. n X. l. II.
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

on and after June o. lssG trains wl leave West i2d-si
al trains cave from new downtown foot of Jay.-t
North Niver 20 minutes earlier than ron loot oil wee
Detroit and Chicago 800 GOO $40 p NJ seepeFs
t. IONS 500 -slop. m sleepcr- through. ,.,,...,.
Pufalo Rochester. suspension Bridge Niagara ails'3lS
-'30 a. m. 900. $50 M Secpers aud drawing too-
highland Poushkccr~e ana Kingston. s'lo '7lo. 'o3).
sa1scrs4 and Albany az no 800 HES m, s:lJ.
coi.k Pix -7:lo 200 2:9o l.9i & M 80 ;s 81;
crans'ons Wet Point C9Tn%a, ana Newerg IN 49, is
AMI $500 D. M for crans'ons, Cornwall ana Newburs
Hariion London '':5O a. N. 900, slo p. Toronto
sorafo@a specials ~ a. m~ s:i5 p. Paror
KaacrsSiI Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel station ant
Grand Hotel Mountain Horse KaaersNil Phocnicit
on a9 a. ~ a ana ana M Monmia House station $40 40
800 liej M 3i5 p: m Paror car to caskll Oh ll2'
-D,y tbay cxGept saturday
1%GaS y paT S Sr e'B c5s sT XXI WIS.,
idgton ST. 73O Fuionst. Annex office loot Of Fultonsr
oSs c ts e. s foot ' 81 Ws a o9i 'S a
ch and Pe%p R eS D dssy f roa S %
and residences orders can be Sft e yeS T 9ac'
5vauderbntavc General PASSENGER Agent
nFLAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST.
ERT R4ILR2AR sH9RTESE LITH hETwnHFEa
ffREA A-SSS "N 10 D fG i, r. fAtWAys 81 TINE
pa5c, EAlAt loot a HaTcay and
pam naly except >urfays Buffalo ana osT"e" fkpIcs
Pullman colches water Cap Stroudshurg scranton Bing
hamfon lmira Path. Pufalo Osw"eo Greene.
oxford Orwc Uticl connect NJ scranton for l1t-ton,
Wnkesbarre Danvillr. & Northumberland At Owego 10
lthacs ami inter Mediate stations. ,,,
IN N Bnghamton AMI Elnra Express, fullmti colcles
for Water Gan scranton BlnghamtOn Owcg0 AMI tNnra
connects Ptts Kinsstoa WNesD RE Sc
~ N. Daily Buffalo = nitei yore,' Pdinn G s9
Sfroadsbur9. rcrlntol. Bnglt nt)l OwetO, hlnir
Corning. BATH WlyitnL BtfllO. tc. rr vn ~ BtfN)
-16a m Sloemng coach for Ooan via. Wavlant.
. m. Daily B1lao and psweEp txpre's Pnlmal
coaches FOR stroud shurg scranton. BngamtOD otani.
syracuse. OswsgD. Greene Ok prL NOrYi'l Otlct anu
chHed Sprlnrs NJ fwecO Tor ithaca ahd inferno.
date stations. oxcepi SATURDAYS Connects at bnnaO
trf n, - Al DDnf. Wsst.
Tor pichheld ~prngs. , m duly. ex,ep5 suniWs ,
dailv saeDing coach ar lchei , r... -,
Seetlme tables for trans on MOTIFS an '7''A d.
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Steamboats, dn0 Railroads.
IICDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
DAY LINE srEAMEEs ALBANY or G vIBDARn

fIaliy except sunday
brooklyn. Fulton 81 lby Annex y n H.
Now-l orb, Ncotryst llcr .SaO a M
Mrst Ids "A.
Albany LANDING NyncL IaTrytOwn tby ferry.
West Point, %ewDurg. POughkecpsie, tncDccs. ,AIsAAl
AMI Hudson.
returning leave Albany at $50 IN.
CONNECIIONS
WEST POINT aud NiWBU kG with down day boat.
HIiN EBECK tby ferry SPECIAL TRAIN on Ul5tor
s Del II. A. Tor the resorts vi the oatssiis
tAI1kILL with specia tram Ob Cas- al VI. H. X
IA DSON with Boston Albany H. H. Tor chatham fUts
field, Lebanon springs. Bennington, ,Ss
ALbANN with SPECIAL SARATOGA EXPRESS ana
with y. T. Central H. h. for Utica. buiso NIAoAisA
fALLb anh tho " Est.
The Ior Transfer VIII call for ouosk
gage from hotels and gcsilsncaA
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0cnclcrS.

I,i.EB ..;InbI INS DTrt'rIoN Cnnvn-
! Ih-N' iiNNts $50 - 4 ~
"A MINT 'Nt",t A..l 4t - A4--l-
toIDi. Dt. .! Ahiu. !Yu -. itft. NtW-lrrA
,..,.. "a. ..,i -
IL bh'. VoNcIn' A's' ltdC i'' , "uu ~
ol SCHOOL, H. A. COY tiFH! 81 =. l7tst NoAt -ypAcrs.
- go =. ..,,...,,,.
4 FFcncn gentleman u''"N'S ~ "t'vHpduN
ga American ihnlY a. re country 70 hci tacr cIl
di'n ln lI.4' spanish al H+ n.. - o '.. '''lD' pro
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\ MEhliNN AM rRhrl'rN e hANo
A"rN' SUPPLIES FioHS-"fa' 'cltI', mo. Wv
e4htsr' - I" ..'
MIS-. u J, - -'t'-t I.lD-,, - Ao4i Ii'"A',
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University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. No
y Az broadway near 42d.st~ 49th year primary com
ne1cia and classical departments Instruction fh6roO
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Miss Z. ELIZABETH DANA'S

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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

2
~ Trans leave ffO ChdmhcIsst station for nSewOOl
I.nay lo,te ~parkil and yack 30 100 80 30 and
q. M. l.lj 800 400. %. J2O, 30 $50, 500 1880
D. l. 1900 midnight sunday 80 $50 III, ou and 500
b. m -,,
So $3.50 4 90 63O 500 D. sunday $50 a. n, 500
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EOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

and after June q n cypress a % Dror All
Other cars ihrou IN without ch ng vii lelve Grant rnr
UepOf eewNorS. via \. y. y. H. e IL r. r.. ar 945a ..
dai EXCEPT ulays. for fayln's duo AZ Bop making
drcc conn stpns 70 Mhfe RIVER Junction with through
OF nrtl vermont Il a. for Montreal. auH Wells
river win passd J-le n. r. for lrt " bee
aud tur liv ghis thrOu n sleeping Fihvins
talus in tim" for 1rc 'kfaT ~nnl,y morning
pariOr barths IN sleeping b.
cured 10 alylnc' a. d. r. & g. ucSe' ofe in Grld en-.
ira, DerDt
sor further paticuars consult Conn pvor Line Fol Ter.
which may be ohtaiucl a. prncIpa tc.et Olces
G.. l. HAMPSTEAD.
q. T. & I. A.. y. y. y. H. d N. 4. r.
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prepares for college scientific schools busncss
opens sept p. 1886 flly o1uippeL boarding mimi,
taken Circulars at schoOl - East j8l-t
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y TER. FIrCUBURG PORTLAND INV LONDON
NORWICH. WHITE MOUNTAINS AMI al Eastern points
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pier above Desbrose, street FerrY at m duly exeo.
iavs. steamers CRY OF " r. JESTER lni TrY OF
IVY lHK Rest route - wArrH Il IL an ROCK
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NhW.fON DON with steiner BLOCK l~LANO' TO AMI
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RIVER BRANCH.


B aNEW- YORK. NEW.ifAVhN AID HARTF )HD r. r.
Trans leave Harlem River station corner 1921 -i and
Lncon',ye near 1ird Avenue Bridge acos, laren RIVER
rcIchcd by Third Avenue Elevated RAJ rOt,l daA cNcopt
sundays al ,i5. 30 "lo. 10 llj5 o. M . To- '3 10
BIO 10: nn i Tor Port Morris. 1-anO' AK POut
Hunts Point West Iara. Van N'st NJ Chester.
1iureou'-. B,y Chester pelham bavl Barlow i'fy
l~lann pelham Manor ant New-hochclr c"nnrci,ns at
New Rochelle with Trains Tor an points on the main line o
The York. Sew 'lavcn and Hartford IA ro3 shore
and Dr. iuc DIVISIONS. NtWCauafu. hlilctoWn
New Britain and suied Branches and Boston and All points
East.
lions 40 l2.lUa. ~. dolly. except Mondays.
SUNDAY trans for Ncw-lOch,ie ana al intermediate sfa
tioS 100 and $3.50 D. M. the latter rain connect
ing at New l.oclcllc with way trains Ia stanford
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
- RAILWAY. Ferries n Sew York 'ro foot of Jayst
' From, ler-si 40 West i2i-s'. no p Day evpr,s'
fnr Mud rfowp Eieuvie Monticello LDsrfy. Watt bl1s
pchI Oswe,o and inJerneiat, ,tttipns Pulinin nwn&
Jsy A. 500 West 43l-+r.. 5:lj p Ulster County ex-
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slcrnin Sew iork ia ipc Ninc" runs daily Jay,t
l.,0 Nest d ~, 2iop n saturdays only Tor ~
,,yn Monticello White Lake. liberty AMI inn rmriiite
stations Pullman dr'wins-roon cars Haricoa engines
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tcncr Palace StsanerI. arriving AZ Dld Point III -
MOTOR a. H. II. y ron PKISo .,eat Past hrent -
80 Broad yay :,
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all New ndin points An rail from irari rai DEM,
Express trains daily SUNDAYS excepted az a. m
n tparor cars atiacc and II D. fV fh sloer
II D. m with palace sleeping cara -
Newport cXDress lcav Now YORK -lI Win D,ro-
cars, arrives Newport S3Op ~. exec I onnityS
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Trains dcpOt foot Of cortland m Do-b. "a
e. l. .. 10 AMI p. .it.Dn. 49, heIcn A.en
to- H. ltealng. Nauch nulk. fe1 summit WiSesAlrra
I0wanda " tvery. Ihaci. Geneva Lyons Buffalo
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, =. ana j:ip D. or is'on. bethlehem and "op' ~
Trans leaving m a. l. aut .in p.
pontsn N1hOnov ami Ia,eton cnl regions sunday tram
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General Eastern Office. 40 % Broadway.
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Manus making close connection with Boston aud Albany
H. r. for Chatham Pttsncld. North Adams ard inter
mediate stations. ALSO with New York Kntand and Mon
formerly Lebanon Spiings Tor Lebanon Springs
Pennington Rutland. etc Also for COXSAt KIE, Albany
and intermediate places connecting at COSsacke with stage
oak II III and Meiusa D.
exceped pier foot Franklin st. y H., New YOr.
CITY Boats leave Hudson for y. at D. daily except
Sat
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az vi u ~ com" t ~ VII 'Npr and through an.
or bo-ion Cape 'oi Lowell ami Aol,h Nllte Mountain.
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city. { p D. 49, '''''y
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