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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

conditions as prevailed when the fore-and-'l'
racer created such CONSERVATION OH Oo"e''
until the challenging boat now has pretty ii"ch
everything her own way.
The Galatea is pmer type OF the BRUSH
cutter than the Gene,ta. Her waite line hng'h
i, greater by nearly six feet, and yet hef Dc'i'
width is precisely the same and her dep'h SIX
inches more The GeneSta was consul 'lc'e" u
wro,tle with sloop and her model WAS accom-
mo,Iaed to the emergencies that allse III S''ci,
contests But the escnt challenger Is a risid
cuttcr. NJ. Beaver webb did hned 10 depart
id her modcl from the prescribed rules which
i. ,iu,u;.b q ncrtect cutter A. he built her for
the announced purpose of securing the Anne ic'S
cun his action in this respect may nave cen
more heroic than wise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

factorily finishing his assault but Mr. Gerhardt proved
too alert gentleman, and. were It not for the
spect which youth should always have for Old axe, Mr.
rrhardt presumably would have allowed him. through
his childish indscreon, to drop to the earth below
be did not relax his hold He held him firmly, AMI saved
thus Mr. Helm from repsnring bitterly his rash act"
"a whe-harsd OF seventy has sbeen arrested IL
baltimore for embey element Ito was too old TO move
rapidly enough to Canada
Office Boy-Here Is an old wooicut hasn't been used
yet.
It's man. Old 5prIggs. tho cure-sll-doctor. McbDy
tn do for Rubles man IN blue
M old spriggs IL alive yet and might sne for dam.
ages Call 1t the Marquis OF Salisbury-lOmaha World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
ufDSUuUE1 PLEASURES SARA TOGA.


SARATOGA SPRINGS Aug. THE Saratoga
summer school concluded its session here yesteFd"
1t Will become q permanent Institution. The mem'e''
ship reached 2i9.
Among the prominent clergymen who VIII DC '''e".A
to by CONGREGATIONS Tomorrow Will be the Rev. Dr. EN'
Potter. president OF Hobart College; the Rev. Dr.
Langford OF New-York CITY; the Rev DE- Burhh'"'' "
Springfield, Mass the Rev. DIR. updyke' OF i''."''
Wis. the Rev. DIR. James b. Brady OF Jersey ''y ~ 90
the Rev. Dr. b. i. Bradford, OF oxford; the hev' W. "
L. husband, of Baltimore. Md; the Rev. W. W. ha''
way. OF Elizabeth, n j., and the Rev. Dr. D. l. Asue"'
Of Philadelphia. Penn.
The Rev. ". X. Webster who was formerly uene,'A
" Chinese Gordon's chaplain, yesterday evening "'
Bethesda Episcopal Church gave some ih'oiee""~
re niniscsnces concerning the Gcucra. Law
Scvera. cergylnen on bicycles rcacheu neio '""'
ana will pass sunday In Saratoga III, ,,,. bis
4. NJ. saurrz, OF the Everett House, VIII give n
guests an excursion tomorrow and II wl ihei""o" ~"
ner at Saratoga Lake. - ., -, aripg
Ninety-eght children, the most OF them @ ~, ~
here, axe renearsing under Professor Mauie INV ''
" CULVER" ~ DO gwen IN a few days. c.ranson
Hops were given at the Grand Union anu S"''"
this evening. ,.... Natal IN.
The Leading amusement the United STATES .. ~
night promenade concert given oy tue - ~
tue Bethesda Episcopal Church. for tue Dehe"' "
| rectery fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
r,,,OrS COITS At MONMOUTH PARK

FtNOTS COLTS Al MON UOUIH ram.
Dew Drop did not run yesterday in the Chaml-
n;or Stakes at Monmouth Park and Mr.. Bald
wins fine colt Nolante had only Mr. Haggin's
coit Ben ALI to vanquisn, a task which he
found delightfully."- easy. But Ben Ali was never
ranked by turf experts rs in the first class al
tbouch he won the Kentucky Derby. Extremely
deliberate animals win the Kentucky race now
ord thcn-Apollo for instance. Nolante must be
considered "A racc-horsc of unusual merit but
that he can outrun Dew Drop on good track
Eastern turfmen will never admit until they see
him doit. And greater thanV olante sped over
the course in yesterdays torm-thc Dryers
black prodigy fremont. This is a true race
horse Of the Ormonde type and many a day VIII
mass ere Americans look upon his equal.
Thousands of people iourneyed to the track to
see the two champion races decided and bore
the disappointment of Dew Drops absence with
cheerful fortitndc. Rain does not cool thr
burning zeal of the devoted lovers of the turf,
who now form an exceeding great company III
this part of the country. rhe crowd nj Mon
n onth wOuld have been much larger, If thou
sands of race gocrs had not supposed, while the
skies were dcluging the earth that the races
would surely be post poned. And if the day had
been fair. it would have been portcntous host
indeed that would have poured through the
caes. The Association was unfortunate III
that IT'S most important, and what would have
nroyed with uncoudcd clearncss It's most prot
table. day should have so abounded III UNI
Welcome water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

Gently been made for their revision. Inc
japanese Government to-day would oe WIZ
pleased if it could revert to the Amc lean system
Of protection, hut English diplomacy blocks the
road. Extradition is thus one OF many Anne lean
;deas which have been assmlitei by this Asalc
Tmpire. Ancient japan has shown itself to be
~ progressive Us ancient China l. conservative
and stationary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
TWELVE PAGES.
The NEUS THIS MORNING.


FoRrIGv.-The news in London. c. The
:-Charges of corruption and conspiracy against
distinguished men in England. GO Warfare
against Tree the crOfters.= Bismarck and En-
peror William. - Persecution of Socialists III
Germany - Texan blood at boiling point over
border troubles
DoMrsrIC.-kace for Goelet Cups won by the
Mayflower aui the Graying. - The Galatea
eale! rom MaIbchead for Newport. -
Norh German Lloyd steamer Vera ar
rivcd in Boston harbor in tow OF
steamer Venetian disabled. - hace'
AT saratoga and Washington Park. - Trial Il
Anar hlsis at Chicago continued. 60 Severe
Storm along the Ncw-Jersey coast. - Nor-
unou men stoned by strikers at Salem, Mass 60
SIX lives lost in accident on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad - 7. /. Barnum offers $4,000
fol the sea serpent. dead or alive.
Co AND :, BrKB,N.-Funeral of Samuel ).
Tilden. 60 Winners at Monmouth Park: Ian
easier Maumce fremont, Noiante. Mute, Pegasus
mud Charley Epps - The Baltimore and OhOs
proposed new terminus - Talk about Collector
icduem successor. - The father of Sherman,
the former priest. crazed bv ms sons disgrace.
- Cod value of the legal tender silver dollar
412l2 grainsl-at 42d per ounce-1O - cents.
Stocks opened tame and after more than
usual fluctuations closed feverIsn and unsettled
Inn NEA1HkR-lndlcations for to-day
warmer temperature, cloudlness and showers.
Temperature ys.1erday: HIgnesI Go'; lowest.
CO.; average. 60 liz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
THE PREsTpEyrAyDrHE GovERyOR.

The President and his party arrived at ITO
Murray Ilill Hotel their return from Grays'oIo
shortly after o'clock yesterday. The President "e"'
straight TO his room and about o'clock unch We
served. An hour aterward the party entered cose9
carriage and driven TO the PennsylvanlA hALps.
station, where at 40 they took the tram Tor Washing
ton. .,
Governor IIill and his staff won't to Long Beach, w
irving al q u. H. They will remain there to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

Lawyer Strahan has had the audacity to exclaim
to Mayor Grace in the Squire Investigation:
Whenever parade as n reformcr equal to you,
God pity mc!" THIS Is hardly proper recognition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

ItIsOns le0ring tom Tor the season, and sum-
Bu hartiitrs, can lace HE DAILY TRIBUNE
n oil,0 10 item. posiI 0ad. tOr 10 centsper month,
ne az drCSs lang changed as often as desired
TN DAILY TRIBUNE CW be sent 10 any address
in Europe at II 80 per month, uhich includes
The ocean postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

Jaehue's opal" the penny-weight thief John
Curtin. with whom Jaehne ia SAID to have gone
into the diamond business In Europe, has been con-
yicted IN London of stealing diamonds ana mas
been sentenced for eighteen months. Alter thi'
Curtin will be taken 10 Germany to satisfy tue Ia"
there. With the right kind OF extradItlon treaties
in operation .jaehne might have en- 'hco ~ 'oe d"
good deal of Europe after leaving Sing sing. lie
co,,d then write an interesting book on compare
tive polItlcs and Throwing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

O YES. the intelligent foreigner continues 10 noiu
bis own He turns up in the sanctum OF me LON
don academy this time with the announcement ''i'
" at the commencement fete of Hamilton Coliege'
NewUayen. L. S. A., his alma mater, the Rev. w.
G.. Wmslow. of Boston, Mass, received the honor'
able degree of doctor of phoog 1t Is eviucn'
that the writer of this paragraph was not oh'y ~
norant of the fact that Hamilton College was no.
situated in New-IIaven, but that he was ho'
aware that New-ITaven was in anything moro
definite than U. s. A. While he was shed,
ding information he might have expl'lheu
to his readers that at the commencement OF mar
ward University, Oshkosh, U. 5. A., propoSi''on
was received from ale College. Dulnth La'' "
play the Harvard baseball nine game on ',,o
grounds of Princeton College, Phiiadeipni". n' o''
the umpire to be furnished by Columbia 0oi'oS0'
New-Orleans, Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

Mr.. Garland has taken his vacation; but ne mas
NOT vacated his Office. This is still Reform Au-
mi,istration tnat is always ready to make a erea'
racket about ; 100 pension case, while IL conuoneS
one Of the worst scandals ever known IN admins
trative annals in Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

a coincidence is reported from the interior of
the Safe which is worthy Of note the Pro-
hibitioni,ts held a congressional Con, ention
in Elmra on "Wednesday last and openly
declared their intention OF killing Oft the
Republican party. On the same dav there
appeared openly in Elmira the Governors
political manager, William l.. Muller. Mr..
Muller certainly ought to have great Influence
among the Prohibitionists, for it was largely
due TO his advice, we presume, that Mr. Hi
vetoed the bill passed by a Republican Legisla
ture last spring forbidIing the sale of liquor
in the State Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

The Jersey CITY people are terrTVTy HH"0'0"' 20,
say they have been annoyed for years, because '"o
New.York baggage companies don't deliver oas'
gage in Jersey CITY tor several days after arrives
Perhaps their patience will give out some day' anu
then it may occur to enterprlsing express"i''
in the place TO establish little Office OF MS o""
near the depots cart to the hotel or else"hero '
one trunk of the passenger who once IN d " hio
i. Obliged to break his journey in jersey City'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

When Mr.. Lowell was at the head of the
American Legation in London, he fonnd it nee
essary to send official informal o. to this
county that there were no unclaimed estates
IN England, nor suas of money lying un-
claimed in the Bank of England, which
Americans might possibly obtain by right of
inheritance. Now comes Mr.. Bell, United
States Minister Resident at the Hague, who
desires to proclaim the same truth concerning
Holland. Even if there ever were estates there
to which Americans or other for, gncrs had
legal right, recent legislation has finally and
effcctualy cut off all such claims not presented
and proved before the Commission Of Liquid
alton in 1857. In other words, the Dutch ha' {
taken Holland and still hold it, all reports Of
American sharpers to the contrary notwith-
standing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

of Mr.. Grace especially with Charles r. mr NIL"
tackled on to him. No one should ever forge1 !" liz
lam X. Grace's assiduous efforts to reform Z oiui'
nand Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

There is no doubt the Administration 'h.c"u' ~
Ego slow" Twenty days for mails from ILLS 0i'
TO Panama is fair sample.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

The reorganization of the National Guard of
this State couSes widespread dissatisfaction
among its members, both officers and prvates.
There are to be no more divisions and only
four brigldes. This, Of course, knocks out
all the division commanders and their stalls,
besides the old brigade commanders, and
makes General Porter the only Major General
and second in rank to the COmmander-ln-
chief. Nobody seems to have any doubt that
the personal advantage of his Adjntaut-
General was one thing both he and the Gov
ernor had in view when this order was issued.
But that is, of course, a small matter, if it
were certain that reorganization of the militia
would strengthen it, Unfortunately, the
changes seem likely to do the contrary,
especially if there should be need Of calling on
the State troops for assistance in case OF riot.
Would the Governor then take command i'll
person, or lea, e it to the only Major-Gencral,
or select new officer Tor the emergency
We bespeak hearty welcome for the Irish
amateur lacrosse players wherever they may
60 in this country not only because they are
Irishmen and uucOmmOnly good fellows, but
because when the United States lacrosse team
went abroad two years ago it was IN Ireland
that they we've most cordially received and family
treated The Americans found In England
that EnglIshmen believe in fair play-amOng
themselves. But on Erin's green isle fair play
for the visitors was the first rule OF the liberal
entertainers Any treatment, Therefore, except
the most cordial and just when the lrislmen
are visiting the United States would be ungcn-
erous and dscrcditable. 1t is in favor of our
guests, too, that they come to contest honors
with Americans in game which is native to
this country and only imported in Ireland.
This shows pluck which is sure to commend tic
visitors in the eyes of NEWCOMERS. SO far
rs We can judge nobody need get ready to SYM
pathize with the lrishmen over their possible
defeats on the lacrosse field. They play a
splendid game, and If the Americans beat them
they will have TO work for il. May the best
men win
If any one in this country has lingering
notion that possibly De Lesseps tells the truth
about the Panama Canal scheme he should
read a letter describing the present condition
of the undertaking printed On the ninth page
of TIE TRIBUNE to-day. In it the obstacles
yet to be overcome in carrying out the plans
are outlined briefly but in strong colois. Then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

FoRrrGv,-The news in London. 60 The
poltlcal situation. 60 Orange rot at Beliast
-:Charges Of corruption and conspiracy against
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

Lambs 20 ~ at 4sc 100 Pennsylvania Sheep and LANDS
rs n, ut 47sc AIS do, so 10, at &c r.. Al.
Jellife Wright a Co. SO state sheep. 9l ~ NJ 3~c -
lO7 m af 4c: l2S State Sheep and lambs "a 10, ~ Ae
IN state Lambs 81 b at Sc; f7O II N. at at 20 L.
HalleBbeck Davis 3Ol State Sheep 100 ID nj &C 10 10
log n at 4c; 23O state Sheep and lambs 40 10 Al . &c
425 state Lambs 5s N. at 5s.c do 63 D. AZ ec
Dillenback Dewey 40 Western sheep. q ~ .. s4s
263 do 10 b at &c 2si do part ambs % TO- nj H.
sheep and Lambs. G6 D at 2c Jog sats oSe
65 n az &c 122 do IA B at &C; lS6 do 10 N, c
Kentucky do "a B at 81 IS: 2l9 Western do 20 10
1893 Northern Canada do II b at size 70 do ~ 10 a. 5n2 do
176 do 40 r 6lc 200 Canada do. ~ I'd, AT S SUI ~
IS N. at Csc: 385 do, 80 N. at 6sfc. - Ia aa
Mullen: LOG state sheep e6 b AZ sac; o. 70
n at SIG 10 do 73 n a. 81 CO. s. Pennsylvanis an ~" a.
$50 do SO NJ at 1876 20 b at 6iec 2O4 10 90 10, !"
0c ~ PENNSYLVANIA do IS ~ at &c. l79 DO Il ID ~ os
Walsh Kry % Pennsylvania sheep, - 10 ~ o. s
4G do 81 b at sac: 100 Ohio DO. ~ b at 3c ~ ~;
g5 n l4G Ohio Lambs. 81 h. at &c: 80 STATE ~ n
n al 5c 40 do 81 N a sac; 81 do 81 N. AZ &c; lp4 10
81 10 at 6isc 40 Pennsylvania do 6S NJ at is ., n,
Receipts IA OF 1,2t4 heal-ot Ssis
Jersey City and so at 40st Market nuii anu r ~
reported before IL o'clock. Dealers quoVe al "
Good COrnfed HOGS at t04 IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
To,al 200 O23 l7575s22 ll975.OOs ll2O6.OCd

A-'~o"''"N
HAY AND sTRAwThe receipts inferior and are not
Ercay wanted Prime stock Is nrn. s6nnpg
soa55; Clover 45a55; Clover, Mixed. 6OQ65. straw
Eonc e5 a 20. short. 90 oat 80 Wheat. 45.
OPS-Thc market irregular and business cheny OF
a to1Oing nature Amercan-New-York state 1856
so%ID@ + %Soice isaise d. Common Msdium. IL
(, ''S Good 25s27e: DO 1855. I3a iCc. Foreign-Ba
,aars and 1885 2e d32c; mixed Germans do
~ + sT0IEs-spirits Turpentine continues
saSy a. Good. 81 Oogsi 67a L. 81 2si f. sl4oi
r. - AZ; H. 81 50aSi 552 l. ST. K 500
N - 60 " 81 95; window Glass; 50 2oasS 25' Water
White, s3 40a IS 90 - -,
AT, sav nsrket... ITCH PORTS hence csrman oa[k,
oo bel refined OIL private terms LOS 70, % 81 % am hsne &c
1000 bus. gram 4asd quotations: ST-4i' 81 Se. s.sr
o cake ISs 3D. mes goods rs ou' u.s.
nacon 2OgZ2s od lard, 22s Cd cheese Sos Oee
e. .nd Isn,e a Brt sh snip 1900 bJis renheu o.. -
I'd LIVERPOOL, steam hence o9S.~"9eas o9S az sugar
~ a"i' a1' bacon ~ POS a25s; cheese. TBS GgOs-
isr 2l 6d a25s taIlow lis 3D. measurement GOODS i1s
oil As; 5l6dp ~ 1 nsasareu.snt
cargo ias a 2Os ard bacon 1bs' sugaI <Os. on
cake i3s 9da BRISTOL steam henee, 4rs
tons 1900 bash gram. 5d four lSs 3D. on on ca -
To- sugar 22s Cd ior granulaed and z5s Tor cut ioA
PToyIsIoNs-PoRK-Ther was life 10 the trading
10 .Iy with of material demand Holders ho~eNe,
retain the advantage, because OF advance Al u.
saes l50 bbs Mess private terms Mess 9uoied a. 90 % .
Fanny Mess 81 SO $40 90 Clear Back and slOGsIo %
for Fxfra Prime Bkkf-rIongcr ANT IN better drnsiu
Extra India Ness sll esl Extra Aess I1ls - oV
Packet 80 ~ az; Plate s.Gs 30 BEkf nAAS-stSay
AID lu ngTn request Quoted, sl5 .CUT MEAI5Ii.Fs
light Demand but prices rule hrm sales 5000 Picked
Bellies u average 80 a"isXe apr IIrher
~ q c with lair City Heavy 70 Light a. 5s9
G.c Pigs s8ic...--LAkD-rhe temner was aitla pul1su
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
~ 900 lO6 GOO III 600 81, 700 81, 800 60. 00l

Rr-TTER CHEESE AND EGGS.-Butter-The market
has not varied rung finn with moderate ne
mands Creamery p 29c Pennsylvania creamery
2Sd 2sLc Western, 20 d2Sc State Dairy, hatfrklns IN
fnbs II 26c: Welsh tubs 22d2lc. Western Imitation,
creamery 10 Oc: Western Dairy l. lec western Fac
but The does amount TO much Night SKINS
lOc; Western Flat. l1s,dl2c Fggs-StIongcr ana IN
far request state 25c Western 23a2ic.; Canada held
2Oa2e Lined, 161ad lSec
sUGAR- For Raw stock the demand was light and the
mark quie at 37sd4 MOlasses S16c for tar e.
fniug and 3-l6c 9Go test Centrifugal sales 2opo
hays China 33c dull and Cut Ioa 5,uc
Crushed l6c Cubes SC. Powdered GO Sranns'eu
.l6c Mould 15l6c. Conectioners Ill
Coffee standard bic Coffee on A sc. White Extra
&C. Extra 4ssd47s c AGA i2c- Yellow y &C
sTFARINE-Quiet and firm sales, 2ooc" n Clty fisc-i
20 600 10 Eastern nc. OleOmargarine quoted b+c
TALLOW-Rather quiet but held win decided suehsI'
Prime City quoted L al 9-16c. Sales. 10000 D
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Prime steers sold orc year ago at 80 so ana
REVIEW OF THE WEEK The arrivals Of Beeves the past
$50 head than last week aud O44 head more
supply Wednesday in excess Of the demand and
stss with Texans when were very Common. wanted
On Friday Win rather & Light fsT 9enSs E.e' recovered O
British markets ruled dull at 2 or scant ic per 10 or
Live Calves on moderate receipts ruled nrm Tor o9a
little stronger the latter at the close Of he week
anT hursdaR when ere Lambs Exhibited more
day saturday the demand active or both sheep and
Lambs with the former higher for Good and the latter
frm with upward tendency. -. - ,,,
Live doing little better early IN the week put
weakened Thursday and fell of &c Saturday when &c
the figure for Good Hogs Light Pigs held up ary
BEEv Yesterday and To-Day were 22s cars Of
aspmsn had 81 cars at sost and Stern MetSger cars
Of state Buls Dry Cows and Year
At Jersey Gity Me--rs. schwartzchnd suzberger
market orened with an active demand R a. an 1
were Well cleared finish little dIaggy
Common to choce Satvp cattle at sia$ S. win lew tx
ira 2 sqS s sterT sFnsng 20 a. o% ana ABOUT
Mr. Bsrnnm Of Dutehess COUNTY had in the yards y,
numerous county New York and Connecticut tax
aver 70 George strauss slaughter them for Henry
Zahn. the weLknown fancy butcher They averaged 2o2o
Bulls Dry Cows and m1e lots OF cattle sold at 81 $50
No Export demand to-day.
The IN Chicago noticeable to-day N
yards of the dealers in Western Dressed Beet who
to be tte about the ut9re supply Tor Their
cattle and getting killed The East problem YET nm
Mr Armour conversation last evening, is reported to
that It M both and West until all the killers
ana PACKETS % Deo, Of nv s famine m a. m has been predte BY
% b Vii take ont to- morrow 700 quarters Of Beet
week shipments OF Live cattle and sheep and Dressed
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
STEAMBOATS, afIo Railroads.
RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
rrs Desbrossss and Courtandt Street
HARRISBURG Pitisburg and the West with Pullman Palace
sS csT. esaS @ % Of proP oP Dns and Sleep
ing Cars at a. M every day c.,r, and rr,. =,
connecting at Cory for Ttusvile Petroleum Centre
For SrT eSsnon s ION 4 m 20 p m and IL night
Washington and the south Limited washngion
S 90 s0d 800 200 iad $50 a5slTs S o
40 and p and II night Sunday 0lS n'' sSo And
9 p n, and ~ y night .,, snr,ov INN
For Cape May. week days lilo N On saturdays only
Long Branch Bay Head and Intermediate sAtens
Railway ands AnDoy m ,o 10 pot oSSh sisu ~ I.bupy
For oid Point and Norfolk via New;YorS. philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad. y. m every day. via baltnors anu
sass e rooSyn Annex connect all through
Jersey iv, anording speedy and direct transfer Tor
,saSs sfrsSs from p.eurs 7lo 7so ifsc M sos
sa so 'SS SOP p p 49, q SO $50 30 % oSSP
20 81 81 ssS sS e1S 4o a"s sS g. esS sTsS
Ho''. 80 a s 20 900 80 $50 20 s.ss @ sS SO
c i2s5 So 5 n m IL ao 70 Yes saS sSo $50
FOR PHILADELPHIA
press Trains New YORK va Desbros-es and Court
$50 70 g chicago Limited and 10 wash3gOn Linn
ltel and II M ;2o T. a9 80 O. . . and md a o. !, An a
sundays Express s IS % Limtsd). and 10 u L. iSo
ram, esvns ana e " YORK % daily except sunday o and
LILO % !, ! Ts0iod O. p tdT p amaen ann tg H.
Return %ngs iPa"s leave station Psilodspa
iiI5a iIj M ao 'iSired express, ii aud $50 u 2te
S26 io5' 10 5 TO- $50 a. ~ i2is. l5o LimieD d'S5.
Leave 4n a. via Camden 90 A NJ daily except
te ofnce, $40 4s5 and 9i4 Broadway Astor House
ant foot of Desbrosses and Codrtlanit ST. No Sourt,st
Brooklyn Annex station loot ot Faon % N 81 RfsrS
fIaten; Plats. and sVrsst cssts ear esrtcn
The NewYOrk Tsnser Company wli call Tor ana SneeA
''sSnScc Sch%S iiI% E. o,:., 5f S.9 w2oD