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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-17
Nsfp Advertisements.

@vsPEPsIA-Its nature. causes, prevention
and cure, By JOHN II. MCALvIN, Lowell.
Mass. IA years tax collector. sent free 70 any ad'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-17
IL MAk1

WHO uNAcouANTEp WITH TIE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS
COUNTRY Will SEE BY EXAMINING his NAP 1hAr rhE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-17

Mr.. John Thiel, Wilkesbsrre, Pc, writes: 81
have suffered from salt Rheum for eight years,
at times bad that could not attend to my bust
ness for weeks at time. Three boxes OF CUTICURA
and four bottles REsoLvEST have entirely cured me
OF this dreadful dsease."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
TO TURN OUT CORRUPT OFFICIALS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-AttOrney-Gen Hunt
filed petition III Circuit Court yesterday against
william Il. wills, Henry Hudson, william w. founser.
Josepn H. Thompson aud A. l.. Crandel TO have them
removed as officers United States Life and Acct
dent Association OF Chicago, and TO have receiver
appointed for the II 10 charged That Tor ak
months tho secretary Of the association has failed 10
n.rrorm his duty and has also failed to gvo . bond
Crandcl is tho president treasurer medical director
and acting secretary Of the association. He has
placed funds box In the safe vsuis
az irregular intervals, which IL at all times under ma
entire control. Large amounts belonging 70 oeno-
hciaries are n MS hands or have been wrouguiy
rouysrl ed ny him. lie not given vouchers ~ tne
secretary for money received by HIM he did not g'o
bond or make q report. Various other Violations or
the bylaws citod. Tho court Is asked
TO restrain tho defendant from Withdrawing. OF
the bauks from paying ous any funds deposlted and
finally that the defendants be removed from Office, r
ceiyer appointed tho business OF the association
closed Judge Morgan granted al Injunction as praJeL
eury Hudson OF tho directors swesrs TO the truta
OF the cnsrses After this bill died Cranesh wss
arrested charged with embezzng loo from the as
rociation. lie taken before justice fooIe anu ID
default OF 81, 200 bail was taken to jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
action OF the Treasury Department. in making tho seiz
ure cannot be sustained but Official expression on the
subject can bo eliciled.
THE SEIZURE OF THE EVERETT STEELE.
TALK WITH CAPTAIN FORBES" WHITE WATER
THE BANKS.

ON THE BANKS.
SHELDURNE, n. s., Sept. IL (SpccdD.
tain Forbes, Of the seized schooner Everett Steele is
native OF Yarmouth and has sailing OF Gouces
tor only two years. He said to THE TRIBUNE corre-
spondent that he anchored the mouth OF shelburne
Harbor at yesterday for water and repairs and
Immediately proceeded to the Custom House report
Captain Qusloy overlook and accompanied him.
After entering In due form Quigley asked what other
Canadian ports the Everett Steele had entered this
year. and Skipper Forbes replied that ia March last he
had anchored in shclburne Harbor for few hours for
shelter; that he paid harbor dues the local officer
at Sand Point aud Immediately returned to
his ship and sailed within four hours
OF his arrival "I did not then
know that II necessary to report at the Custom
House, as that was before warning had been issued
to American fishermen any cruisers commissioned
except the Landsdowne subsequently, put into Port
Hawksbury and Pubnico and scrupulously obeycd the
laws.
captain Quisley is n very sharp officer. He treated
me courtcousy personally and is not the cutthroat
pirate he Is painted. II he American officer
suppose we should consider him daisy. have done
we'll the Banks this and have not suffered any
incon from refusal OF bait in Canadian ports
squid have been plentiful the Banks
that would not have purchased Canadian
bait had been privileged to do so.
CaDadas exasperatng treatment OF American fishermen
has made them moro determined Than ever against
another treaty. When fish are down to bottom prices
loss of valuable not calculated pacify the
minds or either Il -hermen or owners"
The Everett steele was released with a caution thls
morning
rhe shelburne fisheries have suddenly dwindled
down almost nothing. short time the boat aLu
insnore craft were getting good catches daily One day
last week white water, Is coloquisy termed,
made its appearance the ground, moving toward the
west Ths Is phenomenon rarely Witnessed here put
well known Bank sberu who look upon 1t AS very
dscourAging The fish either retreat before ths
milky else will bite while IL Ia passing.
The day before the Z" white water" was noticed tho
boats found fish plentiful everywhere. The next dy
few OF them caught twenty and the scarcity still
prevails though the has Resumed Its natural clear
ness. The white water" which showed long dis.
the surface and full OF minute tbres OF
curd-like consistency its western edge as per-
penGcuar the wall OF house and apparently e1
tended down in the water thirty fathons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
JcTEupERATE ANARCHIST SYMPA THIZELS

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE sympatbizers with
the nned Anarchists held another meeting iAss
night to express their indignation at tho CONVICTION OK
their compstrots aud raise money In Old ot ther
further defence Between 500 and looo persons were
present. They were Germans almost sAcsu''e' oons
,.n,v-eva or thirty women were among the number.
WIN ,reot unanimity the crowd applauded the most
vo,.,t utt.rsnces OF the speakers tile most hearty
Tna ,rmu.r OF tue crowd was more thau ordinarily ex-
80 x an, thore wero nioments when the reporters
their necks wers not much SAFER lhAn
nos OF the convicted anarcnsts The coiec ion taken
as,y., Sp5 When the meeting broke up part OK
~ ~. oro va EFF tho hall sInsnx the "Marseillase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
ON BOARD THE EXCURSION BOATS.
FINE DAY FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CROWDS


FOLLOWING 1HE RACERS.
That piping gale which New York yachts
men sometlmes talk about which absens itself pro-
verbally on racing days. proved much OF fiction
Yesterday as ever. No on the excursion boats
doubted that In light wind the cutter had no chance
IT, indeed sho has In any wind with the victorious
sloop-snd only q stern that ono must get his
moneys worth OF days outing kept one-nalf OF the
yachts and tugs from cutting away York Long
Branch before the race half DONE The
disappointments Of Thursdays had thinue
crowds on the excursion boas amazingly. Tho Taurus
left Pier No. l. North River. with scarcely than
$50 passengers aboard. The sixteen commodors aud
sixty captains OF Tuesday had dwndled dowa 10 bare
half Dozen The Bostonisns had all gone homo dsgus
with the OF weather New-YorK furnishes for yacht
racing. Few Of tho we-known people vino had venured
down Thursdays fog had the courage to repsat the
voyage Yet FROM the sghseers point of view tue
day was almost perfect The early morning September
fog had lifted from the hsrhor aud tne wind blew
freshly tho bay. rufillng 10 with white caps
all tho way down to Staten Island aud the Narrowa
The sky WAS cloudsss or d ksd ana streaxed win
gray along the horizon and sunlight danced laugh
ingly the breast OF the waters catching the uu
wary op the steamboats, before they know II with
buruei hands and faces. The Mayhower aud GalaeA
had already disappeared from the Bay Ridge anchorage
ground and most OF the yachts and tugs hai followed
them down h-ough Mario TO the Scotland Light
ship
By 1880 O'Clock good sized fleet OF tugs. yachts aud
steamers had gathered outside the Hook Tho Cepheus
ana Sirius, Of tho Iron Steamboat Company, steamed
lelsuroly along we'll filed, but prudently not over
GRO wded The John E. Moore. OF starins Lnc aud the
lCsulinued ON Fifth Paxe.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
DEFENDING PRINCE ALEXANDER.
UNTRUE STORY ABOUT HIS ABDICATION-A SUM-
MONS BY THE CZAR.

UNTRUE ABOUT HIS SINI-
MONS BY THE CZAR.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The North German Ga
seue pronounces untrue the statement attributed to
Prince Alexander and extensively published here that
one Of the for his abdcaton the fact that all
the members Of the triple alliance forbade him to carry
ont the intention formed OF executing tho leaders
In the coup a. etat The Gazette denies that tho Prince
resolved upon any executions, and says that
tho powers advised him, in the interest
of peace not to allow executions TO be
In Inflicted for the that II he permitted them he
woud incur the danger OF retaliation if fresh pOliti-
cal outbreak which possible and even imminent,
should occur.
VIENNA sept 11.-Generai Baron Kaulbars military
atache of the Russian Embassy the Austrian Court,
has been summoned by the Car from Gacia whore he
was attending the Austrian army man9uvres to
IItovsk, where the Car 10 staying.
King Milan OF servia has arrived here en- route for
Gleichenberg. He had interview to-day with Nj.
szoeenyi, Uuder Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
TO COMMEMORATE THE BATTLE OF NORTH POINT

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-The celebration of the
anniversary Of Battle OF North Point In the war of
1872 will be held on Monday. Only four OF that band
of patriots are left IN Baltinore-George Ross age
plnety-two; James c. Morford. age ninety-one; John
PsttIcord age ninetyone, and Nathaniel Watts. age
n,uety-ope Samuel jennings died nczriy year ago:
Tns rvivnrs viii be invited . dinner at tue Hotel
Kennert Tho Grand Army Of the Ropubc will adopt
sepleunber II as Grand Army Day, aud Will observe
Mandav nv a paradc anu camp nre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
rvDJo1nEYr or SAMUEL J. SMELLING

Bosroy, Sept IL lSpeciab.-1he Grand Jury
70 d.v I'm the superior Criminal Court found an indct-
nent against samuel Smelling who Is charged IN Two
counts with appropriang TO bis own use s'''oo' ID o
a., ,,. a, rho I owsl Bleachery while acting AS It's
treasurer smelling will be arraigned Oh Monday Tue
bail OF $50 600 tue bondsnen arc tne same AS ~heh
ths ca., g ~, aupe alod from tho lower court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
Elapsed Corrected

Thus the Mayflower beat the Galatea twenty
nine minutes and niue seconds.
Lieutenant HEM was reported to be much better
last night AS the Galatea was towed to her an
chorage at Bay Ridge near the Mayfiower her crew
gavo three cheers tor the Yankee boat, ana the
Then the two boats dropped anchor side by side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
BUSINESS HOUSES RUINED IN wArERrowN.

WATERTowN, n. Y, Sept. 1.-the three
story building in Factory Square IN this city occupied by
the H. H. BabcocK Buggy Company as a storehouse
was destroyed by fire last night An adjoining tene-
ment-house occupied by nve families and owned by
Jason Mizer was also destroyed. The tenants lost all
their household effects. and were rendered homeless
ANAL barn belonging Thomas Dillon was burned. and
two dwellings In FaotOry-sL owned by Samuel Grant
were badly damaged Babcock Co. estimate their
loss At So 700; insured for $1,000 The total loss on
ali the uruperly burned Is about $1,000. all or whicn,
with the exception of about $1,000, covered by insur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
THE MICHIGAN WHEAT CROP

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE Michigan
monthly crop report shows the average yield OF wheas
now threshed TO be 10 l6l00 bushels per acre, iud-
eating total yield in the state OF about 2650O 900
bushels. beng 2.750,000 bushels In cxoess oil me
August estimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept. IA fire on Signal
Road st. Johns, N. F. last night destroyed ten tehr-
NEw-ORLEAss, Ls Sept. 1l-The building occupied
by e. Lazard & Co., manufacturers OF gentlemen's
clothing at Canal ami Peters sts, burned to-day
Tho los. IA estimated $50 000 fully rensured in To-
comnan.s who had the part Of the
r,.k IN forrgn companies, Including $24. 600 IN English
scotch Companies anu S.. 600 escn IN the Niagara,
of Nav York. aud Pn9nix, of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
A MEXICAN FAIR FOR BOSTON.

DENVER. Sept. 1.-THE Aztec Fair estab-
sbed aud collected by the Orrn Brothers Nichols OF
the CITY OF Mexico. passed through FL Paso Texas.
Yesterday Its way TO Boston, where 1t Will give the
.o,s ,f the United states Illustrations OF tho inslde
HE of Mexico The fair comprises humber OF natives,
who will Illustrate the different branches of Mexican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

LONDON, Ont, Sept. 11.-TO-day while play
ing with loaded revolver, tenyear-old lad George
Lewis accidentally shot and killed George Bruce,
Six.
wISYrPEG Man.. Sept. ia Csoadian Pacific freight
train ran into large boulder Port Portage yeste
day. The engine and four cars were wrecked and Con-
ductor He rfferan and the fireman were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
NO MONOPOLY IN COTTON PRESSES.

NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. IL. - The Cotton
Counc,l a.t nignt resolved to make no distinction In
the matter of between the presses ana
oss f the Cotton Press Association All other organ
,,,a.. ,.y,ny her,tofore taken similar action, the
nns,oa NAV be regsrIed as settled. and lively com
petition IN tue business OF compresns cotton Is anIo
ualel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

pm, ,pr Ia sept IL (specidf-Henry Rozns5y. resi-
den of New Yoik committed to PRISON odsy by JudSe
Thompson charged with stealing books from the store o q
"a nnrntt A 20 lie took the things 10 buy nice
things for INV wife is IN hospital and Is dying
FOR OPENING HIS FRIENDS LETTERS
Nvw I.vpx sent IL tSpociaij.-Louis l.. Ryder New
srsn dealer arrested this morning on
az n,sning letters belonging TO business acquAln~
suce RYDER was released on s3VO bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
NO DEMAND From CANADA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL (SpeciaD.-At the
state Department to-day 1t officially denied that
anv demand had received from the Dominion Gov
for the release Of the Canadian vesses recently
seized In Alaska waters for depredatons upon INC iur
al ashsrie. There are some indications, however,
that the Department " inclined ~ the opinion tna the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
MINISTER COX COMING HOME.

CoNsTANTiSoPLE, Sept lis. 5. Cox,
limited states Minister to Turkey 10 about starting for
homs on furough, owing to ili-health Mr. g. H. Heap
.ecretsry OF the American legation will conduct the
affairs OF the office during Mr. Coxs absence Mr. Heap
. contipue the egotatons tariff treaty be-
,ween the United States and Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
sr,r OYER A CHARGE OF EAVEsDROPPIyG

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. III Especial. Suit
was entered to-day for 5000 damages oy A. storcr.
United Press operator asSnst The Giote newspaper,
h,ch oh. .rged MIN with stealing Associated Press DIS
aIces 10y listening to the ticking Of The Globe inslro
rinnnt froui Ihe Herald Office window.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept, IL (SpeciaD.--TM
stock market firm steady cents for 50.. and
ga cents for 64s. The weekly report Ia follows:
Production, 10000 pieccs; stock, o55,0oO; ssos,
4Ol, 900; deliveries, lo5,ooO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
TILE SCRIPTURES IN CANADIAN SCHOOLS.

MONTREAL, Sept. IL (SpeciaD.-At meeting
of the Provincial synod OF tho Church of E. gland IN
Canada to-day discussion tue educational question
vas resumed and it decided that members OF the
.vuoI shoud In their power TO influence
The atures OF the various Provinces to authorize
the reading OF the Scriptures IN the public schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
ATTEMPTING TO POISON HIS FArRER

BosroN, Mass, Sept. 1l.-John Fowle, the
eoloeed boy attempted to poison his fAths toiAS
pleaded guilty, but he was under sixteen years 'e
Age Judge ordered plea OF not gaty to DO eatsfsa
until further examination eau DO made
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

on and after June o. 1856 leave Yves. i2ast
station as follows:
All trains downtown station foot Of Jays,
North River 20 minutes earlier than IRON loot OI "sst
Detroit and Chicago 80 rn 800. $40 seepera
St louis IS OO $40 p m. sleepers through.
Buffalo. Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara Fas'olt
.9:sO H.. 900 $40 ,. sleepers and drawing room
cars.
Highland. Pom ghk ersie and Kingston $40. 'slO 'JSb
ll:25 T. IA, 3:io. 900. $40 .. ~ -
saugerties and Albany. $40. 7:lo $780, 1l:25 m sst
Caskii si0 .7:lo 5000 9.so 1875 NJ 345. $40 N.
Gran stons West Point Cornwall aud NewbeIg ,3l0 gag
@ 30 1910 IL 25 AIS. $40 p M, and 90 ~, 3i1
and $500 D. for CFanston's Cornwall and NewDurg
For Montreal and Canada East GOO N; ,.
Hamilton London. 'e3O A. 800 SIO y. NJ Ior"n'os
safatoga Specials li2J a. NJ. s:45 r. Perlor ears
through 10 Saratoga
KaaterskiI Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel station a4
Phoencia o. 600 25 a. 3:4b PsrloI cars "
and KaatersKll via Phoencia on Il - g. ms
PsienviIe Cairo and Mountain station. $40. 7l9
300 1l:26 $40 p M farior CAT 70 SaAh on A"Ss
Daily tDay except Saturday. Other trains daily except
SUNDAY. ...
For tickets timetables paror sleeping car accommoda.
tons or Information apply al Offices brooklyn. s33 Wasr
dgou a., 40 Fulton Annex Once. loot of fultonsei
NewYOrk City S53 7sb s42 broadway 1917 bowery an4
West Shore stations foot OF West <2dst. foot OF Jays
Express will call FOR and CHECK baggage oAi hoes
q ID residences. orders le loft a. tel Offices
HENkY NJ y TT,
5vanderbilt-ave. Genera Passenger AgenAs
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
pHILADELPHLA AND READING R. k.

FOOT OF LIEERTY-sTs NoErH RIVER
For PHlLADLLPHIA sna TRENTON .Boan9 Ilo SF9Ss iS5
7so. i2oop m SUNDAYS 400, slS a ~- $50 400
Direct connection at Wayne Junction ,nd
Chestnut Hin; at Coiumbias'e for Manayuns. conshS
DRXWISGR Ro N CARS Q all Day Trains and SLEEP
Roupns GsFs s.Se SS rinlliibElrpA Ninth ard '
80 $50 80 ll:oos ~ IL ~ 20 10, 90 so, R,yS! ~.
al $40 10 10 s2o 900 1880 100 sso 500 GOO
For IocR MHxES fhAlf and psnn
For '' 'I'IIiIJLI&NspoRr, ILL sUSsURY. LEwIssURo and
i 90 a. @ 100 1880 400 $50 S4S. i2Oop NJ sundays
Fl $s sSSsHs .as s $50 me-
For 5qS StlfSS IA So 70 :ads' 81, 49,
For Spf S2ffntEHsG and MsvGH eMHss esaasys
40 Ss% sa|..y: ySs % so n S s'! 80
r5r r p.s@ ~ roS 100 $50 lso 'oo 'so
For sOS son SS0 RyiLks uns- sss lCs ss &
go 90. 1880. s;ls 1890 IA sundays 'o'' '''
FOR 50 stAIy AZ T. g5O $50 s eSs g. is
o So ,s so4 4os go ss $50 40 49, osS
Sundays 4Os s'i6 1900 NJ. iSo ''o' ''0' ''"
rSr s2 isGg sT4 RaasoY s.oo 800 Ss iSsH SSs iS S
For BRANCH OCEAN ehSyE 90 q SI ss s sg ta -
svdsy except ocean erove) at 800 W. ~ o u
E"y 40 Li 500. is. 20 NJ ~ ~ ~ y AZ tOX
ror fAkEWOOD TOMS RIVER and ANN H""
s:lo m >@,S iIe: tsY cSpR ViNsLAND and BRIpaxros
NEW-JEnsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
rrom PIER No s. North River. via sandy SSu hSSIi Aso
For HI0HLANDs, sEABRloAr. LVS1 LIn1 saadays. 800
'' -, !. -, a. ~. loo SO. $50 o''V y w.
ri.pTTfIASrlc ipTfIA N HIGHLANDS AGO. 300 M. s''' N'.'
Ear or" ,sRKKEwooD. TONS RIVER sHs BARN '
= .vv . 20 p W Is OCEAN BEACH and PoiSh
q, rLkHHnASS "a, AsSSrIo cITY. vINELAND and bR'D"N
fsssi. SsG !" can % procured DOT q Bo
Nor,n River IL 2ei 3ei S'i sSs, So, TO- ~ 10 ii3
~. .t ~ LIZ hH:. n s.Ss ' SV seHt
csarssI io7 broadway So. S,os,onst soU Ssx
IN In hoOoken yos sss tr0o
SIv star company osll tsr and slssA '-ss
hotsis or rsslience 10 desslhauers CO HANOoCh,.
j. r. W0OrTrN osn Pass and rcks ~
General NanA<N;,, =, ~ . Nh ia LlbesU-es. ." -
= !. BALDWIN, " - - ~S''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
ERlE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERlE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
hour 2Sd.st afteen
except sundays pay EHpress Buffet Drawing Ing
fao Niagara Falls and snspension Bridge sleeping
Coaches Iiornoilsyile to Cincinnati ,,,., ,,s....-
solid Pullman train OF Day and Hotel Sleeping caches
q ~; Cleveland 1850 NJ cincrunat 90 p. chicago
y p @ an" Il sss iss sgsq@G s. ie arrives
B%nao G f. % % Nsspsaso2 Se G ,a asao "a me most
sp mDallv. Chicago EIpross Tor the Vest Pullman Day
B%nac aaTs SSsI. Fa GpsSSa SSaasS aa%
me- = poon AZ Zoo 'S &c. t4o SO $50 $50 $40.
o. g. sso 10 % s @ i,5 SSo so 3 m .ss n %iS io m i mid
'i;5'9 M Sy ''S ed s &c., 7S S q'% s5 ssG SS
S1" No. 'qS SsS a., "lSSFh SGc iS SS"%' % @GqsS
Newark and Paterson va NewA 500 s1o @ ssS lG9S ,s
p m. and u midnight W lesiay friday amt sunday
nsaas Say ~, 9gga"y' @ 80 S So 10 oc sse Sc gG
60 ss 80 ,oso PA ga and y %iaspg n = s%%ss sTSsy
Warwick +45, 300. lo2oa IN. 4;So M Sundays ''A'
.ontlcelo and White Lake. . M. 1880 p. M sundays
Newburg and Cornwall 75o a. m sso. $50 $50 and
T. NJ SUNDAY 80 a. M. o. ! p M ,.,. "a, d., "a,
sunday $50 80 y so scranton % M S%ays s %
7s S'" M 's sunday 81 81 $50 "S a S $50
s'ddleiown 40 80 Too 100 AM $40 So fns =,
Sna as g % sgi n ss S Sss NV
Port Jervs AS 7,5o. o. 1920 M. $50 40 o, 700;
74i. SoO. 800 Sunday $40. 20 ~ 800 $50 '''
boats leave Vest 23dstN e. J;s5 a. IN. to6:i5 NJ every
fifteen minutes ta9 H. tol0t6n m every u,rty minutes
to - IN every thirty minutes i0ie y a" 70 't' a. III
Tickets for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping oe obtained aud orders for the
~" orp5s broadway. i,7 WcsIsL, y. " No: and
Express trains o ,c West arrive IN Sew.SorE at 7io
'' jotl% & Ani,oiI Gen, Psssr Agent New. York.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE %. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

and after JJ y Il -, 1880
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains New YORK. Desbrosses and Cortndt Streets
fsOarg -%a !as Yes, with & PqLmsa r3aSs
and ccasS i.SS ntcd q aro Dining, smoans aud seep
Ing Cars oG g fay, eycy dT m CORY and Erie
n. eonn,ctias at Cory for Tltusvle p0troleln
Centre ami the Ol Regions.
For Lebanon. A; m, $40 ,; ~ and r night u..s.
ton rHpres Of Pnsn faaco 5 srs .T T..pt
10 M arrive washlnstoa 4 s1i gag p ~; arr'vs M
100 40. and 500 D. n anI l. lsns suniay. 6i5
For Ataafc Ciy except Sunday lI:Ioa m. Through
ESns siRs sTna1 1y baT s1'f
so sa Eaa" s aas A4oV @ $50 AMI i % a On sunday
For S POINT and and Soro H va nst ,5'2 e
SorfOk aairoaa a. s1sry DAY via Baltimore aad
Boats Broosyn AnnsI Connect With all thro1yn
atJersev Citv aaording speedy and drsct transfer 'e
71a. ayttSs From pitt.ours 7lo 80 ll3o s:,s
GO. $50 a. ~ 10 S:2). SSJ. $50 =, .nl 10 81 a.
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9 % 70 M 5 1I No. s1 an ~ mis- ns s'e sunday 49, 0H6 $50
70 1885, IiSo a H. $40 3D. G:5j. go. S's5 aud losj
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
express Trains leave NeSl ok Desbrosses and Court
go i:2o > 900 q chcaso Lui,ei and 10 Washington
L,ne@ n & ana II a. / J1i a. ~ p , snd M;
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sundays connect ut Trenton for Camden
Returning. etve broa ,tSton, Ptafe pha.
!.;Vl 80 400. $40 $40. $50, 1870 $50. $50, IL and
IL, 10 Limited EIprVSs l;t and sjOp ~ lz:sy.
B. s. 6 $3.50. y, sl2 All 800 on sundty. l2Ql
$40 ls05, 4tO $40 5 30 m. l24J.t 41O IAnoi $50
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Leave PnhadsIphia. Can1en 900 m. daily except
SUNDAY
Ticket Onces s49. 435 aud 94t Broadway Asor Housa
and Courtlandt \o3 Colrt All
Prooxivn hnneK station. lopt OF Futon-s: BrooSlyn
fiesot nee, batter Place aad s.Se Garden
The Now YORK Transfer Company call Tor aud caeoS
baggage lro hotels and residences
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