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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF IIEERTY ST NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIEkRTY.ST. NORTH RIVER
For PhlLADEIpHiA asnd rRENTo5s Bound S j Brook
49, sc SSG 49, 5 $50 tGo 49, 49,
Direct function Germantown and
Chestnut MI at CouInbia-ave for Manayunk conshO
pRAWISG.R0 N CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEP.
Returning ing leave y Ninth and Green .ts
80, $3.50 $50 HOO ~. 10 S45. $40, 6+5 200
at 0o o s2o 400 6o m o6 &c. sae GO
For Took H1vES s' PEALE and FmiLLIpssURc, Penn.
For MILLIAMsPoRT. sUNsURY LEwIssURo and
lOOa m. 100 1880 400. $50, 5'-1 1900 p Sundays
Fl Fl sSxaHa sas Ft44SS 3, o $50
100 1890 345. 5:i5 p. m. Sundays at $50 p.
For TST PRiFf9G GC 7 gag go M H. so s, 400
For BEfHi Ell NJ ALI NTowN and MAUcH CHUNK
at 400, 100 $50 H. Loo $50. 3;i5. 545 Sundays
fGr Zoo s s G no. Assaas 0o ass moo
For FLEW sVni SGroS SO 6o $50 H. Loo $780, 4oo 4so
For Mo- At 76o Zoo $40 go 1913 300
go 700 1872 SJ5 1890 p m Sundays 400. SAB a. M,
For PtATS Iq o 400 CO. TOO 7.5 $50 oso 1o,
loo m 100 80 $3.50 $50 s45, 400 40 200 5l5.
Sunday. 800 rs a. M, 1900 m. l:So 400 $780, o'so
For + RrH Annoy at 49, s45. s.l5. 100 ~. $780,
49, 500 n t4 3o 5gp eS e 19ay' 20 gV9a r q,
.ao SIS. 100 a m. 50 400 $50 5i6 ?. M suniays
Except Ocean Grove a.4co' 600 a. m oo Ann
For LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and b ARN EGAT a, 49,
vsr A. if cfT9 TlNrLAND and BRrDeEroN at
4.3O A. m, 1870 p m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3, North River. via sandy Hook -
For HIGHLANDS, SEABRIGHT LONG BRANCH, 43o
1915 a. ~. 445 nundays, $3.50 a. m. =.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, 4:0O lO:l3 a n 8 40 4iio
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr. 4'so
For oCkAr GROVE OCEAN BEACH and POINT
PLEASANT 1915 A. m, S49 p m sundays except oceA"
For ATLANTIC CITY, vINELAND and BRIDGEroN
Tickets be procured at loot Of Liberty st. Per No
North River a. 26l 2S7 AL 94i lao and 1923 Broaa
way $50 7S7 and 7tYeth Ryingon s.! 10 L. 10 and
Canast principal hotels In New.Yors CITY In BROOK
lyn at C0urst. l07 broadway S3s $50 Fulton 2lo
40 Mauhatanave In HObokcn. 254 Washington-st View
York Company call for and check baggage rou
hotels o residence to dcs tination.
j r WOOTTSN, . u. HANEooh,.
General Manager. Gen fass ana iIche,aKS
IL r. BALDWIN, q. Z. p A.t, ll9 Liberty at. NJ x
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Mlnsiral Instruments.

A NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
and square PIANOS Of our make which especially
stlected apd only used By tho ART MFTROPOL
IIAN OPERA HOUSE co during the past Opera Season
vi" s0o ~ n9ere from our regular prioes
6eashorA
WIN. KNABE a CO.
ll2 ENtAraya
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Boaro aNo Rooms.

East Side.

East Side.
AZ WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Northwest |
~ part OF the city some lady students would nhu
board and Improvement in German CONVERSE
ton Address GERMAN TEACHER, station M
At % EAST 2OTH-ST. near Broadway
~ Handsomely furnished rooms for gentlemen hrstclas
attendance; sunmer prices.
ERAMERCY PARK, 1877 and 139 East DIST
" s-Eegantly furnished single and double rooms facing
Park always COOL very low summer rates gentlemen pre-
ierred references
STH-AVE., 3O7-Second floor handsomely
- with without private table. references
special rates for the summer.
Ut EAST ST.-Parlor and second
III with bath rooms private table or with
out board also single rooms for gentlemen
~ AND 80 GKAMERCY PARK.-Suites
sD) and sglc excellent table privilege OF park
pleasant summer location, summer prices. southerners
visiting city accommodated.
III MADISON -AVE.-With board desir-
manent or transient.
West Sids.
DLEASANT ROOMS and board for gentle
L couples. lis West i5thst
THE PERClVAL.
23O WEST 42DST.. NEAR BROADWAY.
carrie or table a. hote. CHAS LkFLER
ATHEIST, TT WEST.-First-class private
Il house overlooking Broadway few rooms furnished or
unfurnished, rent moderate Apply on the premises
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ROLE HOUSE.

By LUCY @. LILLE, author OF " Mhdreds bargain
Man," Prudence" &C. illustrated PIP. vili 266. Square
6mo Ornamental Cloth, ST. In "HaTpers Young People
Series"
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TROY BOATS-CIrIZENS' LINE.

Steamers CITY OF TROY end SARATOGA leave PIE.
- Nofh River foot Of Cbrsopherst daily except ga.
day at b ;. m sunday steamer touches at Albany
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Gleemboais Gn0 Railroads.

BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
r. Watch Hill lnsett Per. Bar II srbor
STONINGrON LIN IN0IDE ROUTE.
Steamer, leave from PIER 49, North River ono block
above canals ST. at 300 daily. except sunday; new
IRAN with paror reclining chairs between steamers
landing and Boston without charge.
u. W. POfPLE. General Passenger Agent
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EMPRESS
TRAINS so DUST Always on TIME. ,,,,..
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots New York foot OF Barclay and Christopher s's
Daily except sundays. Buffalo ma Os~eeO xpresa
Pullman coaches TO Water stroudsburg soranto3 Bng
hamton mira. Bath Buffalo. Syracuse Oswep Greene
oxford orwich ticl, connect for Pittto
WDkeshaTe. Dsnyile Northumberland at Owcgo for
Ithaca intermediate stations.
Bingham and Elruira Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton. BnGhamtoD. Owego and Emra
connects scranton Pits KINGSTON. Wkesbarre 60
SD DAILY Buffalo Limited Express Pullman colches
for sirondsburg. crantol. y nghamton. owoso Lmrh
Corning Waylsni Buffalo 70, arrivinz Buffalo
connecting with trains for ell points West Sleep
coach for Oleau via Wavland arriving 7:lD A. M.
p m. Daily Buffalo and os"ego Exprels Pullman
coaches Stroudsburg scranton. Bingham Cortland
Syracuse. oswego. Greone OK ord Norwlch Utica and
day. Buffalo with trf ms for all points West
time tables for way trains Oh Morris and Essex d.
vision.
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HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
ARIsTOCRACY IN ENGLAND.


Bv ADAM BADEAU. PIP 3Ub IUWo OIotIr IT -''
General Badeau tells this hook what be has himse
seen and Of tho English Arisocracy Iisa spfuo"
and interesting study subject winch il OF peculiar in
teest TO Americans, and indeed 70 all hhsnon
speaking people
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CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILW Af, now known rs me NEW
through leave 25dsi and Chamberss stations al
same hour local trains leave z3ds station fifteen minute'
Ga m-Daiy except sundays Day Express Buffet Ora wing
room Coaches to Binghamton, kmra. HOrneIsvile bt
faio \ iagara Falls and suspension Bridge sleeplni
Coaches iornellsye to Cincinnati ,,., . .
cold Pullman train Of Day and Hotel Sleeping caches
No charge for fast time Arrives Meaivlie ~
800 p IN, aud i. LOUIS. 1880 the second morning -
f,unalo 40 a. M. suspension bridge 4o m. The mos
popu night train between New York and buil,o. ~,
and Sleeping Coacies 70 Bnghamton, EImra. kochesor
a. No. y poon I45 500 $50, 40 5l9. $50. $50 $40
"a e. $685. o i3 an liz i5 5so 7l5 3 io55 m MD
3d. ia 200 &C., 7 5 go Co. l9 s 5
1879 s 49, qa? s. n soos iGs S1nS- p nda 1g
NswsrE and matss2n va Gew S o s5o 8 S 1873
p ana y gltaig4. vrdnes s,G da sna sunday
n gnaeT 1n'y Vs. 5 ~ 49, io2o a. % az 30 80
60 81 saS oo S aso aPa y %aa aa sRfayt
Warwick 445. 800 1920 a. m, 4;3O p. m Sundays ij
Sewburs and cornwau7.5l M. $50, i:3o. $50 ard
o@Dio6 9" an5 81 a. and o. Ronigonery H. $50
p. m. SUNDAY $50 scranton a. M sundays excepted
"a GG'GG" % 49, Sunday nd go 10 1913 H. o5 o ~ ~
Middeiown 4:45. 5.5. 100, 1920 a n, $50. 4Sl
a. m and 800 p m. trains with New York ontario
and western RAILROAD at Man-st The train stops AZ
Port Jervis AS 75o D. 1920 m; 800 4:3O. 900 700
7:lj 500 300 pm sunday $50 1910 a. oJ0 $50 ID
Goats leave 2Sast.N. e. s5. to 6i5
and 10 i5 D. m j;f5 m hour sundays Ia
10 Iri5 p m every thirty minutes l045 70 ':io
Tickets for passage and apartments Room and
transfer u laggge may Be oft at the company oces
$50 r",,on. st. Brootiyn, the 'onpany's Depots
Fxproas trains the West arrive NewYork At 7l0.
1850 JOIN T. "A" AB ISr GENT passr Agent York
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

HARLEM XIV Elk BRANCH.
Il iNEW-YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARIF RID II. II.
Trains Harlem River Station. I31ist., and
Lncon-ave Third Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Avenue Elevated Rarotil daily except
Sundays at G:i5 100 9lO, 1856 2:lO 355 40,
6:4O and for Port Morris Casanova COAX Point,
Hunts Point, West Farms. Van Nest, West Chester,
Timpson's, Bay Chester Pelham Bay. Barlow (City
sland Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting az
Rochelle with trains for all points the main line OF
the Now-York, Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and A ri inc Divisions; New-Canaan Middetown.
New Britain and suued Branches and Boston and ali points
East.
Midnight for Now Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at 70 20 a. m. daily, except Mondays.
sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate stn
tons at IL and $3.50 the lator train connppting
New Rochelle With trains to Grand Central Depot aud
Stamford.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
! Frs. G. H. NORTHAM AN d CON AL. leave
Peck Slip Pier y q r. NJ D. and II Sundays
excepted at Sewsy with special trains for
MERIDEN, HARrFl Rn sPRINGFIkLO. HOLYOKE
Tickets sold baggage checked at "a Broadway, ".
Y and Courst. Brooklyn. Excursion 10 New-Isven and
return. 81 90
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
tho EAST: An rail- from Grand Central Depot Three
daily SUNDAYS oKcepted) TO oson M.
y parOr attached and II with palace sleep
ing cars Sundays at IL with palace sleeping carsl
+. W. POPPLE, Agent
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Jneirurlion.
-or Rows and Young Een-City.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. No.
I478 Broadway. 42d-sf 4!th year primary, coi-
mcrcai classical eparmcnts; ins'rncu0h nVts
NJ M uOBBY, VI. /. ARIN, Pms y. C. HENDliiCh-
N
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
trains leave from Chanbers.st station for FngewoOl
Ienahy Closer SpakIl and Nyack 800 1870 $50 $50 and
ll:3Da M, 1910, 32J. L. 80 j20 $40 $50 3 1870 D. u
II midnight sundays 1890 9:30 a m. 4 and D. m '
For SaDuot Spung Valley Monsev and rilmans $50
$780, $3.50 a H. 90 $3.50. sundays. o:50a III, D.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence, Wor-
j cestcr. Northern Now England and white Mountain
points rhode Island and Massachusetts viii Leave
per 20. y. H., daily except SUNDAY at'pm.
f. W. POPPLE, Gen. Pas. Agent
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MkXHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No. II BROADWAY NEW YORK June s. 1855.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF
~ PER CENT tho sOlidAtcd capital stock Of this
company the ending June 30 1856 been de-
cared payabir Office Of the company No IL Broad
way. aud after July J. lsS.
The transfer books will closed Al O'clock Tues
O'Clock a. d. ". NOV ILLlANS,
CENTRAL r. r. co. SlwJERsEY. I
1l9 LIBERTY sr, NKw- RK, June .. 1896
CONSOLIDATED NOR GAGE COUPONS,
~ due January no A5) viii be paid prssentttion
J. W. WATSON. treasurer
OFFICE q BOARD OF DIRECTIONS }
AMERICAN ENrREss COMPANY
NEwYORK May ~ 1880.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this COM
pany have this day dividend OF Three Dollars
ts3 share payable tho l-t day o. July The
ID day Of July next BY order of the Board.
J. y. KNAPP Secretary.
'HHE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
Il 1876 Broadway, New. York, June 10 ! $50.
nth DIVIDEND.
quarterly dividend II ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS
been declared, payable on Thursday. July !. 1856
The transfer books will be closed TO-
O'Clock and reopened Friday July 10 o'clock
A. II. CALEF.
Treasurer.
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READY NEXT WEEK.
VI. FRANCE UNDER MAZARIN.
REMOVAL.
THOMAS RUSSELL, Book binder.

THOMAS RUSSELL. Book binder.
formerly located II % Roses has removed 10
Ms "A 10 New. Chambers ST. he new building erected
M the Mutual Coz where he has greatly enlarged and
Increased facilities for doing tne Cloth and Extra Bind
bgs.
III SsELL viii be pleased TO furnish estimates upon
VOL a an inspection Of his bindery cordially invited
lie being good storage and Of In
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IMPORTANT SALE OF MANUFACTURING
Il PNOPkKIY IN BkL DGErONr. CONN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance OF
decree superior Court OF the state OF Connecticut
and Tor Fairfield County passed Nay Ia. 1856. orecOsuss
mor dated October /, $50 and msie by ts
Howe Machine Omply favor the Central Trust Com.
pany YORK. trustee and m pursutnce ~ the power
sale saG mos age there VIII be sold az piO
lie auction the >uPerO curt loom IN the Court h.As
Bridgeport SATURDAY july -, 1856 a. "
ococs I'm he forenoon any subsequent day days %
which the nay be ADJOURNED, the real estate 81 80
Have Machine COMPANY said Bridgeport including io
brick factory buildings dwelling aonses and al other oai'
ms III rooi the boilers piping apparatus. shahs;
etc in said factor bull ings together Win the pc so
nrop.rty coNcreI SAID mortgage ana whch Is eEunef
sted IN a certain schedule attached to sad ierree .,
spld subject PRIOR
tbe INV Savings Bridgeport ami also subject 10 wv
aiahments favor OF Hume. webster q COnp,b
III other In OF the Credit Company Limited p0'h VI
London England -. ..,,..,. a., NINA, N, mad
for either IN cash In the bonds Of tho COMPANY
sa,d their rsa value ~ POI S'N
MIR hase pnce wall required 10 DO paid al e he OF
and The alsnce within twenty day. etea tei au sx
na,nt canal AZ least OF S4o5J ~, anu A GA
nen.es OF the be- paid IN casa = ,...,in
Po copy OF court conaihht oeset
ton ana schedule Of The propert, % o, so ~ Xsyox
mon annlicalon tho C-ntrs trust ,ciepAny 0,
In a,sau al New York N.Y. or % the suDscitpet
| LANES STAPLES, special 'o"miselonet,
| Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Dipioen6 Noiires.

NKw.X DIRK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
TRLAsUKEE's OFFICE.
NEw YORK. juno X 1886.
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT on the
~ capital stock ~ the New York and Harlem Railroad
tompany will paid by the New York central and Hudson
River Ompay lessee under the proy'Ons OF The
conuac between The two companies at this office on the
first day OF July next
lie transfer books will lie closed at o'clock D. on
Tuesday the 10Th inst rcopened at 10 O'Clock M
July = next
E.V.W. ROSS1TER.
Ireasu
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mo LET.-Stores 81 Fulton-st., AZ Beck
man ST. '0' rutland WHITING. Beekmsn-s.-
fINO LET.-Lofts on Beekman, Fulton ALL
i Frankfort Gun and william sta . p..,uan At
rutland WHITING. BeeAMsa3
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v TER. PORTLAND NEW-LONDON NORWICH
WHITE MOUNTAINS and rpi Is Fast From ilcr 40
Norh River foot of Watts ext per above uesl
treet Tcrrvl. at y NJ etca,ier "CfFi or X -
TER TUESDAYS Thirsi anl ~anrinTs steamer CRY
or SEW-YORR" Mondavs ednosd ~ and ir day. This
Inc une0ualed fact tics for handling dstlbufin
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GEORGE W. BRADY Agent
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
RAJ LWAY. Ferries in Newly oak from foot OF Jay
and West 42d-st.
From JaY-st. 800; i2d-st 10 a n. express
clown Ellenve Monticello Liberty. White Lake
Delhi Oswego aud intermediate stations pullman dIawug
Jay Fl, 300 West 42ds. 10 p. m Ulster County
press iOi MideOWn henyne Monticello Lib ,rty. White
Lake Tmcdid stations Pullman draw
Jar St 5:lJ West 42-sL J3j p m. Night
Suspension Bridge. hons II ands. Pullman
sleep aid-cOal all passan
J. G. ANDERSON, e. 7. A.. 10 fAch4nge Place. y. Y
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Although there were no sales during tho nuh.
lilo hours ct the Real Estate yesterday tn. ss
tendance quito mp to the average many brokers
report important negotiations begun II was stated on
tho door that plot Of lots l02xOO tho
corner OF Seventy second at aud Nnth-ave had boon
sold for 100000 to Francis Houahton THIS property
was sold April 49, 1885, By LIE Cnarlier
together with four lots on tho street AL
Auctioneer James L. Wells Yesterday reported ne .aI.
at the Town s New-Rochee OF the estate Of Francis
land at Rye ami seventy nine acres at Pelham h nos
coDssung OF ton situated side ~ Grace
Cburchs ana extending to tho shore, first nat mo-
the property sdJons the former home Of A. Abendrofk
ard - IN one OF ne best parts OF re; hs bidding vas
Osmons G. Smith. OF this city, for $1,000 The Fran.
CTS secor Farm containing about seyenty.nns
acres aud buildings offered +, q.
the Old Boston Post road ami on hob sides Of Po
ham laLc extending to the centre ~ Easr Chester Creek
IL IL also near the Pelham Bay Park and ia con.
venient TO Pelham Manor and Pc hamvo station on
ming at $1,000 and advancing slowly uDi II rese1.h
$500. at which figure 1t was bought by the plaBtf.
An unusual number OF i'm portant wants wa. is.aed ,
the brokers' MEETING. showing wl1er demand amon-
number OF brokers who have not heretofore attended
the call; house ami lot lot Ia Thir,-avc be,yeea
One-hundred -and-sixteenth aud One hundred. ami.
twenty nth ss.. called for; also improved or IN.
improved
Thompson SITS. good tenement house was wanted
piece business property WITHIN nile OF the Nv
Hall 70 cost ION $4,000 to 10000 aud an improved
tenement house holding twenty familis, on he w..
side between Fourteenth aud Tblry-onrth Il. or m
the neighborb0od Of IityniOthst from OO1
to 10000. There good demand FOR iuuroveI
in the TweDfyihiri Wsri Five fnl ot. a,
Ieutl-ave. and One-hun tired anh fDrtysivih st.. w.ra
offered for $4,000 plot OF ground 5OxlOO on the
side Of Ouehundred and-'Onrhsi. 100 feet w.t
of EIghin-ave. was offered for $4,000; a iye-story
brownsone hat, No 342 West EIghtcrDtD-sL 25NsOx9S
for $3S.0OO; four-stOry brick house WIN store.
2cx50x70 in Frst-ave. near Seyenty-sxth-st. -. for
25O plot l279Xl00 the south side OF Eighty
81 st l07 feet west Of FOURTH ave. for s75oOO;
fOur-story BRICK building W tn staDe, tireeiylch
Frankn-st for $4,000; and a similar building In
Onelundred andtwenty sixth-st near Tnrd-ayc., for
$4,000.
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Il undsm River 70 or send 70 JONATHAN pAe>A
40 Heal Eststs AxcuL PoNyhksepsAN y. y
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4 EHIGH VALLEY RAlIDtOAD. Passenger
Trains depO foot Of Cortland and Desbrosses stl
at a. NJ $40 and p m FOR aston. Be hehem Al EN-
n Reainz Mauch hunk, Glen summit. Wilkesharre
Towanda Wavery. ithaca Geneva lyons Buffalo and
west Pullman through coaches dsiy trains at
: $40 p. for fasion. Both Chem and COpiy.
Trans leaving and $40 p. m. all
points Manonoy and areton coal regions Sunday train
leaves for Mauch Chunk and lazcton. = a N.
General Eastern Ofice. No 200 Broadwey.
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