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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

Herne's minute Men" Was present
ed for the first time in ihis city ut the
Academy Of Music last evening, and II
any one attended with the expectation
of seeing cheap, clap-traP, sensational
show II did not take them long to dis.
cover tbeiT mistake While the play Is
filled with realistic scenes Of the days
which tried mems sous" II also has a
we'll sustained plot, and tolls the story
OF a young girl, the iau shier OF Brit
ish officer, who had been adopted by q
blunt Yankee farmer and instI a. ted In
domestic and culinary art. Her dts
covery of her real pareniage, and all the
thrilling incidents which btfal her, In
Gliding lovers In both the American
aud British armies, form the substance
OF this highly interesting fvc-act
drama. The representation Cf Reuben,
an old Yankee farmer, full of quaintness
and Of love of country, giveL by MIR,
Herne, II ono OF the strongest now seen
on the American boards, while Miss
kstherire q. Herne gives a charming
interest To the pIt OF Dorothy, the
adopted daughter Of Reuben. Tue com
pany use their own scenery. and the
spectacular effects, including on ex-
plosion at Bunker Hill, are excellent
il will be presented tor the last lime
thia evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

Mrs. Mary Ann Craze, vino rcsi6ea
at MsenoIa, Kent County, Wss 70
badly buried last ssturd = by her
clothes taklLg fEa n n ito stove, az 10
Gauge her death. Sbs wss ne1fly 70
years OF age, and partially bud. Her
graz dc anQAter, who ufugHy attended
sence tie pcciterr /ppened. The
the Young lady att ng her. lost
cident
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
lISREtrn

MIILiKIN-ZL Chilly in this city, Nc
vemser 90, 1885 by the Rt. Rev Alfred
Lee, william X. Mlllkin and Ptg0e q
ZsSley, both y this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
AT
VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market SIS.

Il iSuSii HtIStCo SliipCS III
the new fall shades are re-
duced from rs cents to 4oc;
3S-in. wide.
Quilted satin Innings are
here in splendid shades and
qualities Crimson, Cherry,
Old G oil d, Gend'arme,
Black, 81; from 81 IS.
An item regarding Seal
Cloth Goats. Here's the
story Customer, anxious
to buy one Of our SEAL Coats
couldn't do it, sold so fast,
out of her size. Goes to an
other store and don't find
them as good. Says she
will wait until ours come
again, which puts the mer-
chant in an amiable humor
at once, and he, with suavity
unsurpassed, blandly re-
m arks to customer anxious
to buy: "What! wait for
Sharp's Coats, why don't
you know he gets his Seal
Goats made over there, up
that dirty alley"
Well. that's a pretty hard
recommendation, but we
don't get our coats over
there up that dirty alley,
and our excellent and anna
bic merchant is n ot likely to
sell that customer. What
queer characters trade de-
velops.
We are receiving daily
new styles OF Ladies, Misses
and Girls Goats. Our new
line of Little Girls Coats is
particularly pleasing, the
price is low, the garments
good and stylish, 500 f
$l2.
Ladies' and Misses
Waterproofs, all sizas, 81 to
$2.75.
To close up the season we
have reduced special lot;
and lines OF Carpets and
Rugs which are interestir G
to late buyers.
We have from two tc
three hundred remnants Of
Moquette, Body Brussels
and Tapestry Carpets, eacl
containing from l to /!
yards. By using them will
or without fringe you car
get from this lot a very hand
some rug for very LITTLE
money.
Moquette s5c per I'D. from 81 8
Body Brussels $50 per I'd. from IA
Tsp'y Brussels CSC per I'D. from g
One lot Smyrna Rugs
both sides t1e same, abou
a hundred OF them are reduc
ed to
i SLIP from $3.50
Il I,o8 from 2.25
i 2.37 from 8 90
Il 400 from 500
i A rich and elegant Sa.oni
Ca Rug, a finely finished an
Moquette effect, same O
both sides, is So.
! A large line of Skin Rug
all the desirable colors,$I.5
i $2.25, So IS.
Il Large size genuine Angc
( ra Rugs, white, buff and blue
. $3.50 and 81,
Il Two lots OF 5-frame Bod
: Brussels reduced, $I.I
e from $I.4o and Csc tror
: $1.25 are selling fast--noth
ing better for library, dinir
room or chamber, and you
|, likely pay more elsewher'
!, Some people are wise enoug
n to buy them for spring.
Isl VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market. streets.
re-
sr
re
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
rive O'Clock Train

An extra train for Lanaen.Vs,oi'
Leave The Market atreet depot s'V I'D
D. M. until further notlcr, .,5ins
accommodate the people resi- nd mel
ltne of the road. This 10 goou i,r 70
the withdrawal of the eVt ans
would have proved a ser aloosid
ysnien1e, and resulted ID ~ trayd
trade OF cur city, as we'll 10 -
the road.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

"What flue chisel could ever yet cut
treathl" ami yet q hard vexing oous b
is cut all to bits with oph bottle Of Or.
Bulls Dough Syr1p, tbs iagori;e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
Exnectad rms Evenlpg.. =.

1t Is expeoyd that seT ol5sr Of
OH cers OF, NE Auoisn o 3ad,c,icp,
Worhms Of this j ur,',s,Sd 81
posed AZ Delaware, "a p 81 o,iv this .!
snab entertained Os
VOC kmen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

"The greatest cure on earth for pain ,
Salvation Oh; take up tho strain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

r OST-cN nOt DAI EVEHIH+ "A
~ beaver muil Vss lost on Eighth street
fetHeen Walnut and Pine. A suitable re-
warl viii bb PAID Oh It's being lett at 524 T..
Zig IN street. Its
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
JOHN P ALMOND { CO.,
CROCERS,
Eighth and Market Streets,

Offer one hundred aud fifty pals
of new fat Block Islsnd Macker-
81 at 81 per pail. These are very
fine white fish and well worth
your attention.
j. P ALMOND Il co,
We still offer
New Currants ct Tets Id
Valencia Raisins at 8cts lib
Sultana Raisins at l0cts Id
LAYER Valencia q. llcts Id
Muscatel at l2cts a Id
Citron at 23cts 3 Id
The finest in the city.
New Princess Paper Shell
Almonds 35c. per Id; 3 Id for 81.
New Grenoble Walnuts zoe. per
| lb; 81 lbs for 81.
j. P. ALMOND & co.
Bri ks Mince Meat in BIB
pals, SEQ per pail. No charge
for package.
j. P. ALMOND Il co.
Hecker's Buck wheat tic. q
paper.
Gold Medal Flour sec DEF
bag, of 24A lbs. Try a. sample
bag. -
= trial of our soc. tea will con
vince you of its superiority over
all others in the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

D1Jh RE L X '>1DE- iARM OF S.
q acres IN RfandywiGe hundred. within
a quarter OF mile Of he city, suitable To-
truck or dairy Apply TO THOS. WELUI y
BTasnIWIne Hid. L3'-tu6fr.4.-3tWk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR
rd NNEEWJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

r1M FOOT Of LIsERTY ST. SokTa RIVER
PHLAbFLPHiA and TkENfpy OCT Bcu assS roo,
$50 zoo 100 7"s S s2 iso tca ss5 400 40 Iy
Chestnut H1l at colanoava Tor IAnayanE. coasho
DRAW ROOM CA Rs on all Day Trains and sLEEPGya
RstnrninS leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Green .t..
aSo s;s9 800 ll:oo% H. ia ti3 j:tl s:tj 1907 m.
200 i isSS % H. rn a 81 s sss S IS
fef LocKaAvEN PEALE and i pHHILLIPssuRo Penn.
For %IIJL lila 1s;rro9RT sUNBuRY LEwIsBuRo and
Far M1 az ciLa Ii,$S 49, m Sa3 coop
so 400 $50 S g 200 ga m 't ssu ss"
f F$T 1o sss SfS 3 o
loo l;3g S45. 5;45 2. m sundays at 5:3Op n 80
For For a. 1S So $50 so 81, 400 i,
hi 81. d LII : a. ALLENTOWN and MAucH CHUNK
s.to9 Zoo. SSoa Loo 1880. s'i5 Sl5 !. IN sundays
For EAsToS at 100 ZOO $50 m, loo l.so a43. 400
rc c 2i ca ssE Gb gkAN eqpa s1 os ~ $50
fsi TLeMISJfoS 10 Ego M. loo iso 400 $780,
sGS MA Eu.af': SJ 1900 $50 1915 100
$50 1oS $50 s:is 1880 p Sundays 40 SiS o NJ
For i rLaS iii iS 49, 5oo ZOO 7s $50 $50 lois
MSoA ~ lac Vs. 2sc $50 SsS 400 $50 200 SIS.
Sundays 800 ODD a. H. 1900 M. $50 i;05 $3.50. $50
Ier PhkfS AMyoY a, AGO. e.oo Sis Hoo ll..sAm
f9 Eos isY SRS 800
40 slS iCS R3 iov y, .Vo 80 o'iS IN sundays
For FREEHOLD e:l5. llt1 = u- ls0O. $3.50. 6;S0n
For LAkEw0On TOMS RIVER BAkNEoAf at<;0o
Ior xTIXNTGc CITY VINELAND and BRIDGEr0N m
A:OOa w.. LOOP III
NkW-JLRsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No T. North RIVER wa sandy Hook.
For Hl0HLANus sEABEiGHL LONG BRANCH Ace
Se s AZ 0 81. q SsT yns sf S
vay o6y as, Eat bthave st, 10 IL loznd
lag wchs. lat 40 last lx6thst, los Bosesy ia
lanast principal hotels m New YORK Sy In Brook
vp Al No Cours lU7 broadway, SSs $50 futon-sl 40
CIV ManhstaDave. In Hoboken 25i Washing tonst New.
YORK transfer Company will call ior and check baggage o
hotels OF residence 70 destination .,..
J. b.. WOOIIkN. ID hANtoSh
General "A anager. Gen Psss and Ticket Ast
II. r. BALDWIN. O. K p. Axl. ll9 Liberty ST.. n u
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Pr0vi-
i dence. Newport and ALI New England Poin> lrAn
frum Grand Central Depot Express trains daily lsandays
excepted ats m Up M paror cars attached ANA ~ Pm
with palace sleeping cafs sunday trains 10 ~ win pai
ace parlor ii with palace sleeping CARA ,
MA sosSsos ss wiciissd Tor arriving 7s0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER 4. 1891.
~ IBI NJ ~


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave VIA DosOrosses street
Hsrrlsbnrg, PtsburG and the West with Pullman Paacs
snG cscsso NJ n" a anf bin sn ay Sswxors
ing Cars at m every day
ceis1 % cSnnes'ipg a Cory iOr iiusvils PerrosuS
bsiti%Sre Waslnsi0n. IL south limited Washing
~ o.. .i!Ee NsslnGioh lsrS IA In. arry;
W Ga d so sS5n M tfrsr GO so sD' s;SOA N.
40 and nag NJ END 70 night night sunday SSA N
FSi Cape iiay wceEiSys TITO. H. On saP@TIays only
Long Branch Bay Head JUNCTION and utermeaSe stations
m On soaay ~ and a. DO not sop al Asb Sgy
For Old Point Norfolk York. Philadelphia, AMI
Norfolk RAILROAD p N. every day via Baltimore aai
Boats,f Brooklyn Annex connect win all through
atJersey CITY. saornS speel y aud direct
DAILY Ei iaSa 7S sS III Yc
sso ' $780, ana ma 1 ssS' re.
fPRas ss s5S IT, lSsS iSs s$
ii;$os H. i:2o 400 s33 5s9 $50, 5;l4 81 ~, $50
s2 S 1892 4s s i rs S 55 R S ss @ S
~" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS Trans esys wa Desorosss ami coar.
60 100 $500 90 Chicago Limited 10 Washington
ana Hit sas 1na u on sao SIS So
pm sundays express jlJ 5000 Linitsi AMI 10 An
is2 a. .a ,e eiderl t saaay At and
Sundays 1I % oton % Tor t Z. a lien aud N On
hfspin S 4 'ays aEid ss5s'! 99 500 3
So 4o so 81 and % 70 z S1 1a n,s lSs!
Leave AP Phiaasshl via Camden 800 m daily .xcoo,
DesOosses sts 10 Courst and
ro0syn A@1't r 2t-e loot Of oa' srsosyn
Place an castle Garden ~ .-''''
'aessgs ,r0F I PWsin ana residences woon
General II anageE General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

- NEW YORK. NEW.HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r,
Trains leave Harlem River Station corner l32dst aud
River reached 10y Third Avenue Elevated Raroad) daily
excep sundays az 6d5 1880 $40, TO- Il IS M . ID $50
40 54O $40 = 1890 for Port Morris Casanova fOa
TGln Hunts Point Wes, Farms Van Nest West Chester
Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting at New.
Rochelle with trains for all points the line OF the
New iork New and Hartford Railroad Shore Line
AMI Airline Divisions. New Canaan. Mddetown New,
b.h anu Sumelh ptnclos and Boston and
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
iltIs al l2.lOa. m daily except MONDAYS ~
Sunday trains Tor New Rochelle and inermedfate
tons at GA. 1901 and $3.50 p m latter train connect
ing al New Rochelle with way trans to Stamford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

4 ' F.N :
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEWYORk AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPKESS
THINE PKAIysi no PUUSSE Always ON TINE.
Depots in NewYork foot Of Barclay and christopher st
a. M Daily except sundays, Buffalo Oswego Express
ulan coaches to Water Gap StrOudsburg Scranton Bng
nhamton Elmlr Bath Buffalo Syracuse Oswego Greene
U10r Norwich. Utica connect Scranton for Pittston
MlkesarIe, Danvle and northumberland at owego for
Ithaca and intermediate stations "
- M Bnglamton and Emira Express. Pullman coaches
ior Water Gap Scranton, Bnghamton owego and Elmra
connects a scranton for PstOn, Kingston Wikesbarre
o. m Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
Cr SIronds hlrg scranton Bnghamton Owego, Elmira
1Vrnhg Bath Wayland Buffalo. &C., arriving Buffalo
H3Oa m Sleeping coach for Olean via Wayand.
y m. Daily BufalO and OswegO Express Pullman
Ccnes ior srondsrrg Scranton, Bnghanton. Cortland
Sylacnse Oswego. Greene, Oxford Norwich Utica and
Rched Springs az Owego for Ithaca and inter
mediate stations except Saturdays at Buffalo with
trains Tor all other points West
FOR Rchheld SPRINGS a. daily except SUNDAYS 800
p m ualy except Saturdays. Sleeping coach Utica.
see time tables tor way trains on Morris and Essex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
LITERARY NOTES.

The first charters Of william Blaeks rev story
SSabins Zenbrs" appeared in England on the 9th Of
ths munfh.
, urs Mary Hallook Foote'S new Century" story
win ne entitled /" The Fate Of q Voice"
ricknor will publish this week L. lpsens edition OF
Nrs Brownings Sonoets from the Portuguese y
Mr.. Clcrent's Stories of Art and Artists" Mr.. j.
j. Rcche's Songs and Ssfiscs." and Literary Curl
ositios,- being Vol. vi. OF the Oldcn limo Series.
II isap pity that Lewis Carroll should have
left the realm of delicious for that Of San
ford and Nerton-otherwise amusement blent with
nst,actionv His forthcoming Game OF Logic Will
never rival bis Alice
The annotated catalogue Of the Harris Collection of
American Poetry the gift OF the late Senator Anthony
Of Rhode Island, Brown University, s printed and
will be ready for delivery to parties who may desire
o copies, in a week or two. The compiler.
the Rev. DIR. j. Z. Stockbridge of Providence. r. l.,
has devoted a year to his work. and has spared no
pains his endeavor to make the catalogue valuable
contribution TO American literature. As ndica-
ton Of the interest taken in the volume ii may be said
that before publication, DR.. Stockbridge has
ceived from different parties requests for reserved
copies OF nearly one-haf the quarto edition OF one
hundred and one-third OF the extra octave edition.
Orders have from Canada and England The
Messrs. Trubner & Co.. OF London will have the
troll of the sale OF the catalogue abroad.
new portrait OF Charles Lamb has been discovered
in grangcrized" copy OF Byron's English Bards
and Scotch Reviewers"
vehement article the fashion in which this city
IL governed has been contributed by Mr. David
Dudley Field to the forthcoming Forum"
Bostonian has had the presumption to write a
satire in the sacred city in which he resides
and other observation-disclosures Cuppes. Upham g.
Ccare going TO publish 1t for him. 1t is to be called
The lmitators."
The edition of "Pckwick" edited by the
younger Charles Dckins has been designed to mark
the change in the manners, customs and places de-
scrbed in the book which the passage of fifty years
has brought about
Honghton, Maiin & Co. VIII publish Immediately
full report of the American Boards recent discussion
of the question OF Probation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
Mem publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
Have Just Published
A GREEK ENGLISH LEXICON OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT.

A GREEK-ENGLlSH LEXICON OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT;
Being GRIMMs WILKES CLAWS now TESLA
MENTI. Translated Revised. Enlarged by JOSEPH
HENRY THAYER D. D., Busy Professor OF New Tesla
Critics and Interpretation Divinity School
Harvard University. PIP. 726. 4to Cloth. IS; Half
Rom. Sc; Full Sheep St 90
This Lexicon founded Edition Of the Lex.
icon of Professor Grimm OF jena and it embodies
distinctive merits OF CT work Besides
work Professor rhayer riven improve
It, He has sought to verify all references gen.
orally the extra biblical OF give
ton OF words where II upon
eiymoogss. TO render complete the
forms 10 append 10 every list those of its cum
pounds which in the Greek Testament supply
New Testament passages accidentally omitted words
marked at the end with astersk fully the
Variations in the Greek introduce
brief discussions Of New Testament synonymes give
more noteworthy renderings not only Of the Authorized
version but also OF the Revised New Testament multiply
sseierences references grammatical works sacred
and classical also 10 the best Engl
menar1ss well TO the latest exegetca
appeared on the Continent and Bible Dconar.
les and Cycopeda besides the various
OF the Apostle Paul The Lexicon includes multitude of
new words and forms An appendix vocabulary
OF the New Testament and points peculiar
each Book, with ulness and accuracy hitherto
The whole ends with catalogue OF peculiar
bal forms. II is believed the work will prove
important aid To New Testament study given to the world
within generation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

| IKE HALLWAY, now known as the NEW
I 49, YORK; LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
same hour local trans leave 2sd-st fifteen minutes
"a %mDay except sundays Day EXPRESS. Buffet
sssSns Sadse. h@
'p m;-Day Chicago and ST. Louis Limited Erpross",
ny s.s sddSsSE iGasns.
Ss s AM 1920 M; Cincinnati et2 M Chicago $50
%s.3aly Bunao and Niagara Fall. Limited" arriving
40? ~; he most popular night train between new ork
sg m-Daily; CHICAGO Express Pullman and Day Sleeping
Coaches To Bnghanton. Enr Buffalo. Niagara Falls
RuiherloTd and Psssac, 44s, s4a 52o 1850 s:so 1920
$50 lS IA $50 1880 H. i2eS SdnslI Sun Sundays lays
646 $50 l02oa IN. l45 AIS o:So 746 500. l0S0p IN.
s5 oa sSG sd s O go
$50 oS aoSo Az cO $50 $n 4ss oS San 1875 ono
Sfysr S;@ sSS $50 &c. 1893 s
sunday '0 s ahSs' % 2d t es
saasrH o4s 100 $50 lo2oa m. las $780, $780, 500.
sunday, 30 $50, $50 1920 w. Las Ai6 $50 500
warwIcE AZ 200 io2oa ~ tsop N sundays 45am
Newburg and Cornwall $50 eooa M $780, 49, $50 600
MONTGOMERY aonaout amt Kingston 4'a5 300 a H. $50
4 5uS S o 600 200
54s. 800 p IN. sundays 6'45 $50 1920 a ~ $50
MiddecWn i:i6 DDS 1850 900 lo2oa m $500 49, TOO
lS a6 SS2 m Snn dio 6ta $40 1920 M. $50
ior ervis 4A6 800 e:0O 1920 m $50. 4:3O GOO 100
7;45 500 gs,O p. m sundaya $780, 1920 q. III, COO
Boat, leave esl asdst " s4S m. 20 e.o .v.rv
m nisen MINUTES na a $40 m % loas thirty
7:45 hour y -
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained orders
ing aud transfer OF baggage may DO left at the Cempanys
Offices, Nos 40l I'll 957 Broadway. 1877 westst Y.
Nos 33l Fulton at. Brooklyn al the Companys DepotS
Express trains from tho Vest arrive in New York At flo
$50 e56 IN. and ss65 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
DONDOUr. KINGSTON

IL KILL MOUNTAINS landing ~ Cranston's West
Polnt, Cornwall. Newbure, Marlboro Milton Poughkeepsie
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony
Glove and Catskll Mountain Kaaerskil Railroads.
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w BALD
nson-st, except Saturdays. when CRY OF KINGsToN
leaves at L !. m, making landings 0-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
A PLAIN MANS TALK ON THE LABOR
QUESTION.

BY SIMON NEwCOMB, LII D., Author Of Popular As
tronomy." Principles of Political Economy" b
Of Finance" &c. PIP. 1896 16mo Cloth, GO cents.
This book contains the results OF lifelong study
and observation the of society
OF the world In 1t he endeavors to
Of industry on the one
sde and OF human welfare the other and while
entirely in the interest Of the sbore he tells plain
which both capitalists and aboers may
heed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
IFIT COST 500. 900 to sell 5000 600 rorth

OF frs the prices be higher than where II costs ony
*oOOO to sell S2uO0O0 Rent at los Princes
t price OF rents uptown and c. c. YNE
OF us ana seaskn garments afford 10 sell goods
al lower prices. A word To the wise"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
BORDEN q LOWELL, Agents. ~
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Commetci cling Juno q 1899
through trains Will leave Grand Central Dspot
~ Rochester EXPRESS thron gh raw1ng-rOon car,sp
Albany. rroy Montreal syracuse aul Rochester
'9;JOa The Limited with dini1g Al
Albany. Utica Syracnse Rochester Rnfaio Niagara Falls
st Louis 74O ,. m. next tIy
1880 Chicago DRAWN g-rsDn cars u Can.
anlagnl. Rochester Buffalo
tlI:3O a. m. New York So-shsr,
with drawing-rpOm cara
$500 m Albany Troy AMI Utica Exprss4 with drawing
10 Troy
an m. ACCOMMODATION TO Albany AMI Troy
&c ChcagOand Louis Express, With slecpsng.rars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toelo Detroit Chi.
81 LOuiS Dininc-oar York To Albany.
600 Montreal with size ping.cafs
and To Auburn roa. and 10 Saratoga aep 70 Montreal
500. n n. Ro, hester only throusl sleeping
ts9:lj Pacific Fxlrpss with slecing-carS for Roches.
Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago seemngcars to CLAYTON and Oedensburg .aIly
ill5 \ N. Night Express with siccpngoars 10 Albany
and TROY Connects with the morning trains for the wess
amt Tor the North e1cepi SATURDAY night.
Tickets on 1al' ~ Grand tentra Depot No Battery
Place AZ hadwsy. Harlem Depot l25 ST aud 4thave,
andN Wescos 1lrtss On ces paT place linear Broad-
York 1888 Wshn gton and 100 Fulton brooklyn and 10
4th-st. WILLIAMSBURG
Accommodations ant sicep'ng-cars be
ticket York gity AMI
3S3 WashingtOn-st.. BROOKLYN.
called for aud chcc kcd from resiienca
.These daily. All others daily except SunGay
tTlese trains stop at II arlem l26-sI and tthavel
j. NJ. TOUCkY. ID. N. KEN DRiCK.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co s STEAM

EKS, e II; NQKIHAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peck slip Pier No 20 L. r. at and IL D. ~ (Sundays
eacepl connectng at New Haven with special Tor
MkkDEN HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD HOLYOKE
&c lckes sold and baggage checked at 944 Broadway ~
return 81 90 ~ N
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

Trans leave from Chambersst station Fnglewood
Isnahy 'oster Sparki and Nyack $50 1880 an,
ll:3O M l;l6 800 400 400. $40. $40 $50 500 i0s,
p in l2OO midnight sundays 1880 $3.50 400 and 40,
T. m FOR Manuel spring Valley MOnsey Talmans $40
$50 s;So n 400 $780, sOOp sundays 9:30a m 500
p IN.
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FALL RIVER LINE-FAREs REDUCED :

II t y
Boston, So Newport. 81. FAN River 81 Firstclass
limited tickets Corresponding reduction To all Eastern
points Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL leave Sew.york
alternate DAYS Sundays nrudedD p from Pier %
n. H., loot OF Mufrayst Connection Annex Boat from
Brooklyn f3O D. Jersey CITY. p. M.
Lone WATER ROUTE. FULL NIGHTS REST
Six morning trains 10 Boston short time min
utesl An orchestra each Tickets st4taooms
may be secured At all principal hotels AMI ticker
Offices at the Office on Pier - and
. GEORGE I. CONNOR
% Awnpf
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4 LII fares reduced.-Stonington Line The
iavorte Inside Route for Boston Providence and all
New England points.
FIR tclsss fare s. 10 BOSTON. So % to PROVIDENCE
Passengers via this line have full nights taking
1893 express train from landing Providence
Boston
Reclining chair DaTOr steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAS~ACUU.
SETS will leave pier No 80 North River one block
above Canalst, at p m daily. except Sundays.
+ Gem Pa Art noxY z Navv X,-x
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHTl!

teamer JAMES 7. BRETT only Day Boat leaves Canal.
st ONLY Sundays eIecptcd) IL a. m, for West
Point and Newbug low excursions by boat return
by rail-