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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25
NOT at Al; Tnusuai,

"My name is Johnson, said . gentle.
man to chance Acquaintance. WIN
you favor NE with your name, SIR Ger
tainly," said the other. MY name is
Popover" Hum, don't you consider
that n very unusual nameg No, Sir, |
have been familiar With il all ny lie. -
Chicago News.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

The Proieciionists cite numerous ex-
amples from the Protection countries Of
Europe, bot they decline to note the fact
that the Protection countries of Europe
admit raw materials free.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

II is related that Colonel Brice, Chair
man OF the National Democratic Cam
paign Committee, found in his mail the
other morning check for s., 900 from a
big Republican manufacturer who had
been assessed by the Republican Commit
tee, but preferred tariff reform.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS;


PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS;
At Large,
RICHARD F. BEIRyE OF Hanover.
JOHN T. HARRIS of Rockingham.
First District,
T.R. B. WRIGHT of Essex. ..~
Second District,
d. GARDIsEsa TYLER Of Charles City.
Third District,
TAzKwELL ELLETT Of Richmond city
Fourth District,
WILLIAM r. MCKINNEY Of Petersburg
Fifth District,
H.G. PETERS Of Henry.
Sixth District,
W. w. BERRY Of Bedford.
Seventh District,
MrcAJAH WOoDs Of Albemarle.
Eighth District,
E.E. MEREDITH Of Prince William.
Ninth District,
JAMES w. MARSHALL o. Craig.
Tenth District,
RIB. PooRE of Appomattox.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

II is stated from New York that the
reason why the Democratic Committee
appeals TO the people for funds is Simply
because they do not assess the Office
holders as tie Republicans did.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

A REPUBLICAN WHOPPER The Times
jamestown correspondent has exposed
the campaign falsehood that the "one
thousand employees OF the jamestown
worsied mills will all vote for Harrison
and Morton" 1t turns out that OF the
thousand two-thirds are females, and Of
the males one-half are under age; 50 that
the total number of voters in both worst
ed.mills at jamestown Is only about 125,
and they are pretty well divided between
Democrats and Republicans. Thus does
the able bodied fslseh0od that has tray
elled the country round shrink when ex-
posed to the light Of tiuth.-New York
rlar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25


Some Of the cold blooded animals and
birds, of course. live mach longer Pike
and carp. for instance. have been ascer-
tanned 20 I've $50 years, eagles and crows
more than 100 years. But with iutclii.
gcnce to guide him, and medical art, the
most progressive of all the learned pro-
fessi1ns to aid him. man ought TO keep
UP with the elephant in longevity, SO that
the age Of 100 years will not be rs ex-
traordinary rs it is now
The prolongation OF life-thGt is the
great object OF endeavor for the students
of the art Of medicine, now 50 generally
occupied not in curing disease merely.
but in warding OF disease and preserving
the human machine in the best condition
for long use. AS it is, the best work, the
wisest and the highest. IS done by men
who have passed 60 and are approaching.
or already have reached and gone beyond.
the Psalmists limit Of lie. threescore
years and en.-New York san
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

CHEAPER AND BETTER CLOTHING -
At the present time the man who would
wear coat made from first rate wO0len
cloth must deny himself or buy the pro-
duct of foreign looms. The duty on this,
however, IS so high that people in moder.
ate circumstances cannot aiiOfd II, and
they are compelled to wear cheap Ameri-
can cloth, so cheap that much Of II is
confessedly made from snCddy. The
coat of foreign cloth first covers the rich
mans back, and then it is given to a
servant or dependent. After il has per
formed this double service it goes to the
beggar, OF the rag bag. When ii is al
last in rags, ii is sold to the iunkmsD, and
by him TO the maker Of shoddy, who picks
it into semblance Of wool and in turn,
sells il to q maker Of American coating.
N Y. Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

FREDERIcK's MEMoIRs.-The reyela
tions in the diary OF the late Emperor
Frederick are extremely interesting. 1t
appears that both Bismarck and King
William were at first opposed to the for
nation Of an empire, and that the Crown
Prince actually quarreled with the Min
lister in his effort to infOrce lis iavorile
idea. But when the principal of unfit
cation was once adopted Bismarck was
active and willy in p.omoiing it.
The famous letter OF King Louis of
Bavaria, calling ON King William 10 put
himself at the head of all the German
people, was, it turns out, written by Bis
marck, and the appearance of spODtaneity
in the support OF uniication was all
false.-EXchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

Marshall Bszaine like many dis
iinguished generals, began his career in
the ranks.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

The Jennens heirs are said to have
made the discovery that, after spending
$4,000 in the supposed prosecution of
their claims, they are no nearer achieve
ment than when they began ten years
ago. But they have kept the lawyer in
very comfortable circumstances all this
time, and the thought of the good they
have done should be their compensation.
They talk nov Of giving the jot to some
one else. Il still better plan would be to
keep the fees themselves. ANY one Of
the heirs could recover the estate just
as easily as the smartest lawyer, except
that the lawyers Imagination is neces-
sary TO identity the Ienneas estate. IL is
supposed to consist Of castles in Spain
Philadelphia Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

THE CHINESE QUEsTToN.-The rejec-
ton of the Chinese Exclusion Treaty by
the Pekin Government cancels also the
act of Congress sigBed by the President
on the 18th instant, prohibiting The com
ing of Chinese laborers into the United
States.
Unless the President signs the Scott
exclusion bill the old order of things
must continue indefinitely. The acts Of
1882 and 1894, under which the existing
privileges are given, were TO he repealed
in the event that China ratified the pend
ing treaty. The rejected treaty provided
for almost absolute exclusion of Chinese
laborers They were not to be permitted
to return unless they had lawful wife,
child or parent, property Of the value Of
$1,000, or debt of like amount, due and
pending settlement. All the possible
safeguards to prevent fraud are included
IN the bill to carry the treaty provisions
into eifect-Washington Correspondent
OF the Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
TERSE PARAGRAPHS IN FAVOR or
REVENUE REFORM

A Republican wbopper-Cheaper and Bet
ter CIothing-Frederic Mcmoirs-Re-
publican fraudulent Chinese
ImmIgration-E;c.
anna Dickinson has mounted the
stump for the Republican party. II Is
remarkable how lively leap year does
make some of the old girls philadelphia
Herald.
The Herald says that the Republicans
are audsclous in their evident determine
ton not to pass tariff bill In the senate,
aud adds that "the delay means simply
that the Republicans do not intend TO
have any tariff measure passed at this
session. Why should they? The mono
polisis are in possession, and they are
Satisfied Every day of delay is SO much
more income.
By delay they conceal their hand and
attempt 10 go before the country on a
BLIND. fslse issue. Their whole course Is
fraudulent evasion of public dutg
Every pretense of delay is false. There
will be no tariff bill, or il Win come at
such an hour or in such shape that its
intelligent consideration will be impossi-
bic. And this s what Mi Allison and
his allies T.. me Senate mean"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

FRAUDULENT CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
There is reason to believe that large
numbers of Chinese immigrants are com.
ing into the United States through Can.
ada in violation of the treaty stipulations
and statutory law-coming as outgoing
or returning residents on fraudulent de-
scriptiye papers. w Washington Post.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

The appeal of Chairman Brice's com
miiiee TO the Democrats of the nation for
contributions TO the campaign fund
ought to meet with a prompt and gen
erous response. Follow President
Cleyeland's example.-N. \. Sun.
On friday afternoon the Hon. Benja-
min Harrison deserted politics for the no
less lively field of base ball, and Sa 'urdsy
the Hon. Matthew Stanley Quay lured
the sheepshead at Atlantic City. Politics
is great sport, but baseball and fishing
continue to hold their own. Moreover
both the latter sports are full Of hints
and helps to the political fisherman and
catcher.-EXchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

Auction Sales. Legal Notices and Amuse-
mont Advertisements u per 'hcn ea'"
Insertion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-25

rus WEEKLY TINES. by mail. postsee paid.
ono year, 81; six months, ~ Genus three
months, 70 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

MOOT OF IlBEkIf SIhisbi, NOhLii MI LIZ
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, a." Bound Brooh
H Is p M at ssUfN Ma oG p ~
10 n m have connection for Reading, Harrisburg, Potts
VILE etc a. IN. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc On Sunday for
90 A. m for Bennington. EastOn. Bethlehem Allen-
80 a. m for bennington Lake Hopatcong EassOn.
ton Reading Harrisburg Potsyille. Tamaqua. shamokn.
Sunbur, Lewisburg. Wnliamsport -
n m for Pennington, Ea son Bethlehem. Allentown.
ganch Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc.
Chunk Wnkesbarre, scranton. Tamaqua, shamokin
:3s D. m FOR Bennington Lake IioparonS. Eastons
Bethlehem Allentown, etc.
700 and 80 D. ~ for Someryile and flemineten,
S:S5 D. m fer Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc. on sundays at $50
r. T.. sas, Il is a m, 80. 4, 80: ed5 Sun:
ant. paror ears at IL rs a. M, |. 80, 80
s:I5 a. M, /. 4 80 D. M, for Farmingdale Lake.
VIZ = M. ,, m for ATLANTIC CRY. vlneand.
Zoo, 100 s15, HIS IIa5 a, m. 100, 4, $780,
$50. CHS Ii ssn9y' oo 9p noT lor Perth Am'0T-
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.,
FROM PIER 8, N. X.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach SeabriRht Nom
p m. Sundays except Atlantic Highlands. $50
For EiSeron Asbuty Park Ocean Grove etc. 10 rs H..
s;i5 p. M Sundays except Asoury Park and Ocean
For lakewood Toms River and Barnesat 80 a. m.
TcSets and Parlor Car seats be procured at II.
New York Transfer Company VIII call for ana ehecH
baggage from hotel or residence.
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0earhers.

A DFsT TEACHERS supplied; no charge TEACa.
"A ERS registered for 20 cents Tor postagTe ameri
always hand; form FOR stamp r f. AVEhh' AN'''
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGES s.o.
&c 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
MRS 81. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
TUTORS governesses, professors, teachers all brancnes
circulars schools supplied parents hnguSp, Ieno
German Spanish spoken MIRIAM Cohhlnisi" u
Esst i7tbst bet 4th.ave. and Broadway.
yxTANTED-Two gentlemen, normal graduates OF eX
w nerence: city schools; good salaries MlhIAM
COYPIFRF- 81 East 17thst bet 4th.aye and Bloaaway
w ANTED-Teacher of art, fine Boston school teach:
w ers OF French, music, English &C. lor Last Wss1
and south eoverness for the city. BROCkWAf IDAOh'
ERs' AGENCY, IS West 23d-st
yrTANTFD-Iadies: Normal graduate. experience city
w school object method. 'preceptress matrons 100
schools royernes French, native city school frehch
herman music near vocal tescher western scnooI
vocal and instrumental Southern school two art teache
Southern English TEACHERS, BROOKLYN resoents
t;entlemen: Normal graduates OF experience Guy
schools public teachers out OF city clvl en-,
cheering southern school bookkeeping ana comHereia
6rnnches school vicinity Of city, senoga Apply ana f.hY.
iish branches: French and German western school
mathematics physics, must lie college graduate ana an
Eriscopalian chaplain for church school, MIRIAM
COYRfERE, 81 East 17th-st, between 4thave. ana
Broadway.
! yxyOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfor
w supplies professors teachers governesses
musicians housekeepers companions &C, 10 colleges,
schools and families bookkeepers stenographers ana
MRS A. D. CULVER. 800 SHAVE. New-York City.
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Railrraos.
rRIE FAILwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1. BIZ,

CRIE BAILWAY.-Ticlet Offices, 4o1, BIZ.
Battery PSse, Chambers and 23d Street ferries. Now
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson sts, Hobokei
30 Mongomeryst and New Station, Jersey wy where
seSpSg Car &c as orders
press 23d-s minutes earlier than time shown
from 3hamberss local trains 70 ~ minutes earlier
Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Honellsville to
s5ineinnad and Cleveland
1880 week days Dolawsre O ysey express Express pari0f
D. m daily, Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" solid
pullman OF day and buffet sleeping coaches % Buf:
st. Louis; no extra charge Tor fast time
10 D. M daily Chicago Express Psllnan buffet seegng
nu tsS s!p' aaa sss Snliasa 49, T.
!as a GssS s s:o +. @ asss.s.s;s
$50 529 aG 70 10 P ,so 10 noon ao
RaSS su5e1y 90 ~ NIB u""n
$sssSS s ssS 81 90 3d. 10 49, u 30 mo
Ha S$sss sas S5sS e = e ma 81 10.
SO So % M i Il night ~ sundsy; M $50:
Hlss5s?sat ss$ SsPs's g. ftS ~ s'S
NoSburg and id' SIY 60 a. 30 500.
waS1 az e. s Say. g. D. il 80 s
o0sIPnm NJ 's sy9d isyi as g g g. g go
$3.50, 80, ., 80, D. m sundays a'4o' e'oV' 70
Express trains from the West arrive in New-Y0fk a.
Geni Sup't General Passenger Agent
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TinaftdaL
Cinanrial.
OFFICEOF
81, Louis and San Francisco Railway 70.
* pRoAp-sT. mills BUILDINO.
New York, Juno Is, 1888.

fOrK,
Notice 10 holders OF $1,000. -.
soI-TU PACIFIC RAILROAD co.'s 1sT MORTGAGE
6PER CENT BONDS. DUE JULY l. 1883 ts7,144ooo
in amount).
The bonds above named will be paid at this once on and
,,,e, MONDAY July o 1885, and may be presented for
examination at any time prior that date after which
time bonds presented will paid tho day following
presentation Of tho same. -
Tho last coupon OF these bonds (due July L. 1859 VIII
also be paid at this Office as usual -, - -,
' Holders of the SOUTH PACIFIC" Bonds are hereby
further Informed that limited extent they may Apply
10 renvest the proceeds those bonds In the FIRST Mort
gnce Trust IO0.Year ) Per Cent Gold Bonds OF the ST.
fouis and San Francisco Railway Co. at the price OF %
and accrued interest :, -. -. .-...-.
the Issue OF the named bonds amounts at present
TO only a. 900 applications for them VIII DC accepted
in order as received they VIII be delivered Dy the
United States Co. demand upon the order OF this
company therefor. -. ~, l., .....,..,
In a printed cIrculnr which may be obtained thla
Office or of the United States Trust Co. -
~ " " wiz T. w. LILLE Treasurer.
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NIlW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
on and after June 2, trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

| GREAT FOUK-IRACh TRUNK Line
| on and after June 2, trains leave
| GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
| Largest ana Finest Passenger Station Ia America
IS a. m RI chester and Montreal Express, drawing room
Ears Albany Troy and Syracuse also TO Montreal ana
g so a. m, FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF buffet
smoking dningesr drawing o9m ana Sespns sa5s i9s
Falls Erie Cleveland Indianapolis and Toledo arriving az
Chicago at 80 q. NJ, st. Louis 4Q p m next day,
no 80 a. m, Chicago Express for Niagara Fails 70
Chcaro drawing room CanaDdagua and Rochester
iii 80 a. m Western New-York and Northern Express.
with dra wing room ear. - r-oo .noo,o ,r,,h s-o,,
room ears to Albany and Troy. Runs through Lake
~ D. M, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
,s6 d. m, Fest Chicago, Cincinnati and St Louis Ex-
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis To.
iedo Detroit and Chicago with sleeping and dining
ls9 40 Montreal and Csandai9ua Express, daily
Sleeping Platsburg and Montreal via Roqses POins
and Adams also to Syracuse and Canandatgul daily
except Sunday Sunday train does not run OF Albany
p. M, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 4O a. In,
I'll 80 p M Fast Night Express FOR Rochester But
falo Niagafa Falls Toronto Cleveland, Cincinnati In
danapols ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleeping:
ears Sleeping to Clayton via Utica daily except
II night Albany Express with plnsears 70 Albany
for Saratoga George and the North Except Saturday
Tickets and space in dra wing room and sleeping ears on
sale a: Grand Central Station 413 S5 aud 9i2 Broadway
- Park.pace 1 Battery place, 90 West lS5th-st and
Fulton SITS Brooklyn, and 20 4th-s Williamsburg.
We.oots Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday istop 13sth,
ST. ss0Tn 6 g 9s up H IL M6 6S
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Rallroafs.

NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ KKhff.wAY.Hfralns leave rom ferries at West 42d
ana way toy s sSds 80 M ny-st 80 a. m, for MID.
dccwn fas6ug MOpciS F Heyo s Weon psh
D Ssirci 'cS St,SS %ah Isy pOPtss; NJ,
West 42 Siaa;,,,sa " Waikiki Valley points
SS p ri Walton StRfrich oasa "a,
MiddietoSn .:pscnsion Bd Detroit Chicago St Louis
Buffet seepers 20 Niaara haii'' focihihs 0hair Gar
pullman sleopnsar rtn e7 rserVea ga az s9i Broadway
Isl otSave 1874 East 2S'h ny Nest New
York. - 10 Eyehsnge place Nav York
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains leave New York, via DesDfosses anu
Cortlandt Street Ferries, as follows: 80 49,, 49,,
90 20 g. co. Chicago Limited with p I1 1G Tsp
500 T. 100 30 and p M and 10 y "a 10 nsn NJ
Sundays Express 6:15, 9 % Limited AID 70 a. m
A. 80, 5, 6, 6 80, and pm, and l2ao night
Trains leaving Tew.Ycrk daily. except Sunday at s.
and II 10 {. m, !, 2, A. 3, p m ana ~ a. III
and D. m on Sundays connect Trenton for Camden.
Ticket Onices, Nos 1. 435, $40 and 944 Broadway.
Asor House and OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts
Court st. and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of Fultonst
Brookyn Station. jersey City; EmigEant IlcAet ONCE
Castle Ga rden. z II, Ill g.. m,
cbeck baggage from hotels and residences
CIV. on g E pick J. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent W
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n. Y. c. & H. r. r. CO., lessees.
Trains leave 42d-st station follows and 20 minl
utes earlier from foot OF Jay.st, North River
Detroit and Chic;go, 20 55 m. - :00 Is 10 .. m
ST Ioui, 20 90 70 10 y. III.
Syracuse, Bunao Rochester, susPen,sion Bridge. NJ
Utea 3:i5 F5:55, OIL 80 a. M, g 100, y i5p m
% N 7s SIT 30 NJ ga Oo g 6o s I5 D. m
Cranston's S, Vest Point Cornwall, Newbgrgs s15.
d IS s:i5 T. H. and IS 100 D. Cranstons. Cornwall.
'' For Mcntrel and Canada East, IS 90 D. m
Uamon london % :55 a. IN. sc 100 IS :15 D. N. Tos
ronto 10 53i. m, IS :0c, Is 15 p. M
Elegant seeping cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls De-
troIt ChlcaO and ST. Louis. -
DSily Daily except Saturday, Other trains daily
except Suday "a - Leave Jersey CITY I. ~ II STA,
Station ,Sni Sa' itJJl1 80 a. M, (s)3 SO p.
For kcts time tables paror or sleeping car aecomnn.
dations n information apply at Offices Brookyn7SSs
1870 FuOnst., Annex Office, foot OF Full
tSst New YORK Ciy-3C3 7s5, 942 Broadway. 1853 IL
Rover II Park Place and West Shore Stations foot Of
West i2d.st foot OF Jayst, N. r. c. T.. LAMBERT,
x Janderbltaye. General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
ON and after June nth, 1893.
GREAT Trunk LINE nor,


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork, via Desbrosses and Coruanda
Street Ferries, follows: go ,, ,.,...
HARRISBURG Ps6uTg and the West With Pullman mar Paiace
daily. New-York and Chicago Limited Of Pari9rs
Dining Smoking, and Sleeping Vestiouied Cdrs a. w
williamson Lock Haven, 100 a. m, 90 p. m Cory
and Erie at 200 D. connecting at CORY lof mus
Vile and the oil Regions o,-,..
For For hN dstewn 20 pSena RotT Ra and
IL 200 u M 10, 2 100 and 100 D. IN SatuFuays
only, p; m: Sundays, 9 rs and 10 a. m .,,o, Wash.
Express Of Pullman ParOr Cara o daily exe s5Rs
daily, with Dining Car at 40 m. arrive arr and ws5s 40
a. m / 100, 2:0O 80 and Q 90 p M, and IL ls
night Sunday. e:i5 and a. NJ, A 30 and p IN aha
For Atandc City, p. III weekdays Through ParlOr
Carr.
For Cape May. p m. week days ,.,,.,. .,,
Long Branch Bay Head junction and inermediae sLa.
tions, via Railway sna AmbOy go: g 10 a. AK m IL
and ,. lido mot stop at Asbgry PARK n,r.,.,n,,.
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New orA hiadepnls
and Norfolk RAILROAD. 9 p. m, daily; via baltimore
and Bay Line, A 80 p. m week days -, -, 4, .,
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with ed though
trains at Jersey Ciry, afordng q speedy and ufece
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
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Orean Steamers.

CUNARD LINE.
NEW.YoRK TO LIvERPoo,. VA c QUEENSTOWN from
N- Pier 40, North River. " '
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
..UmbrIa, June 23, 4 80 I'm scryia July Il, a. IN
AnrInla June 80 10 80 m Scythia, July Is, noon
Galia. July T., 80 p. IN. Umbrla July 81, D. m
sEtruria, July 7, 3 80 y. M Aurana, July 25 a m
.sWili not carry intermediate steersge.
sWill not carry steefage. ~
Cabin passage, eco, $50 ana 800 Intermediate. gY6
steorhee tickets 20 and from all parts OF Europe very
aee For freight and passage apply TO the company
UNIV VERNON IT, BROWN & CO.. General Agents
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER JlAINs leave foot Of Cortiands and
Dosbrosses stS as 9iows. an, ,u,.r.uo.... ,u,...
\ a. M for 0eeva Lyons. Emirs, Rochester. Buffalo
and tho West al principal local poht~ ChaE car "
D. m for Tukhannock and intermediate pointA Chair
car ~ TunShaneck Connection to Reading and Harris
burg. o., pi,tston and nrineinaI ,ptsrmedi,s IA
,o,o;sN EhaTear 20 L. and H. Junction.
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk ana Intermediate points
Mauch Chunt Canaan. rvons rImtra poches,er puf.
faic and thowest Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Irsins having at ga m, p N: and 3ao D. m con-
meet for al points Nahanoy and Haxleon coal cgonA
"SS' W. ~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
ga N for Maueh Chunk Ha1leton and intermediate
p'bS AZ , M for Coplay and intermediate points
X M m FOR Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester. But
,,,a a.. the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyona
aio ans 'a Gensrai Eastern ONCE 536 broadway.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
OLD POINT COMToRT, .
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.

NETWORK PHILADELPHIA & NORFOLK n n.
Train leaves foot Of COrtland and pesbrosses SIS;
dali, 100 D. m. Tickets and sleeping beIths secures
at my Ticket ONCE Of the pennsylyana Railroad co"
u. W. DuNNE. Supt Il y. COOKE Z. 7. g .. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
BOWERY BAY beach

beautiful and popular Family Summer Resort only
minutes sail from New York Accessible by elegant
Steamboats, HOURLY from Harlem Bridge, East i3othss
B0wery Bay Beach 15c excursion, zoe children De-
excursion, Toe also by horse railroad from 92dsI LAS