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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

GRAND TRUNK LINE -
Trains leave New-York, via Desoosses and Cort"'l'
Harrisburg PittsG1rg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 90 m, ana p @ n;r daily c6 Ng%
and Sleeping Nestbued Cars at . :oO m every day;
wiliamspoft Lock Haven, 20 a. ~, D. m. Cory and
S e aS cea re- and SSpi the Oh R SGo "
For Lebanon 90 a. M, 10 p M ana II ID night
go and II 90 a. m 100 aHd 90 P M 90 saturdays
na H ~ me- snS he souR anu Washing
Express" OF pullman raroT Cars aud rennsy anna
Is'ill. al Dining ca la =, eNeeg Tuni. 10 a r. A.
rive Washington 90 IN ma daily 40 p M. aTriy I've
w1sh1g oS % go and co p S and % i5 night D
SUNDAY, 6:i5 ami 700 a. M 80 and 100 p. m, and
For Atlantic City p. m. week days Through Paior Car
For Gaze May, II 10 a. M weekdays Saturdays only
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
tons va Railway ana Amevy 10 a. m and noon NJ
do NOT stop at Asoury parkj;, r.,.,.,.,,.
For ola lon. and Norfolk, VIA New-YOrh, Peadelihia q
Norfolk Kalroad, y ~ every day via Baltimore and
Bay Of line 80 p M Meek GS a1ec. with all
trains at Je,sey GIy' alordins a speedy ana direct
go S daily pESm Washington W g and Baltimore an
go and 10 aS p m From philsdelphia 8 so, Q 20,
Ii 80 m ~ 20 20. 80, 80 80 80 80 20 ~ e.
aGay 80 go % 20 d 70 80 B. C sSd II $50 80 asa 30
a. NJ, ) 20. 9: 80 s .O5 . go 9;35. 10 SO p. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains YORK. Via Desbrosses and Cort-
andt Street Ferries As follows
80, 20, 5, o. -, Chicago Limited and TO- Washington
IL mi ted, Dining Cars and IL a. ?, 30, 4, 80,
o, d, Z. 3 and D p. m and - rs night Accommoda-
tlOn 3 80 IL 10 a. 4 40 and y. m Sundays,
Express e15, 90 Ii mi ted and ~ 4, 4 80, S,
g. T. and 0 D. and IL 10 night
Trains leaving New-Nork daily except Sunday 8, o,
10 and IL 10 a. M, J, 2 I. s. p M and 10 NJ, aud
D. m. on sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning, trains leave Broad station
i2 0l, 20, 05, 40, :35, 80, 80, J 90
80, 40, III and IL 10 Limi ted Express, vi N
Dining Car, ~ and go p M IL 40, 80. 90 4.
- oi, 30 e5 40 :so 80 40 M, IN 40.
80 $50 Limitedl, :2s, ;35, 10 and s:12 p IN
daily, except Sunday.
Ticket offices, go. ASS and ga Broadway. 1 Aston
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cor
land SITS CourtsI, Apd brooklyn Annex station foot
Of fuonst brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY Immigrant
Ticket once, Castle Garden.
The New YORK Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels aud residences.
CHAS T. +, Gil, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Psss'r Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOE
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR-TRAr X TRUNK LINE
and after December 9 trains leave
A L ArION
largest and finest Passenger Sat on IN Amorlca.


largest and Finest Passenger STAT on IN AmoricA
Stopping ar New Uptown station on l3Nth 81. a. notes
~ m Rochester and Montreal Express. drawing rom
Albany Troy aud syracuse also 10 Montreal ana 81
Albans. 49,. . 49,
$50 a. H., FAMOUS CHICAGO VISIT BULED LINZ
TIED exclusively OF Buffet spOkiDgcar, dnlng
and sleeping cars for Albany uuca syre
cuse Rochester. Buffalo Erl Cleveland ant Toledo arrV
ing chicago 800 A. B next law.
1000 No. Chicago Express for Niagara Falt Toronto
Cleveland Gin innAt Indiananois, Deiot ana 'hcss1
drawing room cars 70 Canandagua and Rochester.
tll:30a. m. Western Newlork and Northern hNpresS
$50 n m Albany Troy and Utica special with drawing
10 bIny and Troy Connects at Iro' LOT sNt@
saturdays only.
10 Fast ChiCa-O cine nnat anu ~ ours thhs,'
Falls Buhao Suspension Bridge Toronto eve
land Cincinnati Indian Dos t. Louis Toledo DetroN 'n'
Chicago with seepn- and dining RS ILL.,
$3.50 u. m. Montreal ami Csnantai-ua EXPRESS I'p.
Sleeping cars PatisburC ant Montreal Wa Rouses o ne
AMI via Adams also syracuse ami anan ti-u. NAy
SUNDAY. sunday train does not run west OF
81 M. special Sl"enar arrives Rochester 40 - NJ bur
falo 935 a and Cleveland lbs n M next ~ MI.
J. ll3O Fast NIght Express FOR Rocses,er hhh1h
Niagara Fal Toronto. Cleveland. Cincinnati, lnNMamNt
Louis Detroit ant icagp. with sleeping cars Slrepne
via Utica. daily except Sstur ay ais" 10
Cananiagua sundays only.
and Troy Connects with trains FOR the West
FOR rtOga Lake George and Tor the rh except "a
day Rightl .---. 80.
tickets aud space in DRAWN and sleeping cars "a
sale Grand CenW station, Alb. ls5 and 9A2 BroawV
~ Park Place Battery Place 81 West 25hst and l3t
ST. tstiOn New.YOIk SS3 Washington and $50 Fulton
SIS. Brooklyn. ami - 9Th st. WILLIAMSBURG ,
Wescos Express calls for and checks baggage from ho'
residences. ,,.,
Run daily: daily except SUNDAY tstoo at 3Sti
N TOTrI FY HENRY VI NETT.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ YORK COUNrY.-THEOPHILE LESPERANCE va
A CAS- fELBERG defendants nrst being unkno
70 piaBtin.-SummOns.
To the above namet defendant:
You hereby summoned the complaint IN this
aud TO serve OF your the plantns
within twenty days after tho service OF this sum
exclusive oil the day and in OF your
Judgment Will 10 taken against
You by for the lei demanded In the complaint
Dated New YORK, Nov. 90 1897
GEO. CARLTON COMSTOCK,
Plaintiffs Attorney
oce and Post ONCE No. Broad New York CITY
10 Castelberg, defendant: Tho foregoing summons
a. publication an order Of
Hon Charles Donohue, Justice OF the supreme Court
of OF NewYork dated the 2Ot OF December,
1887 hied with the complaint the Office the CLERK OF
the cts County OF NewYOrk At his Office County
Court House said city. GEO. CARLTON COMSTOCK.
Plaintiffs Attorney
No. Broad at, New.York. n. Y.
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Ocean 6teamers.
THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.

FI'HE L. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
i American Passenger Line
ST. Thomas barbados Para, Maranham Pernambuc0,
Bahia dc Jsnero and connecting for Monte
yideo BuenOs Ayres and ports in southern Brazil
Steamship ALLIANCE, Wednesday, Jan. %, at p m.
From Newport News, Va, Saturday Jan. %, at y m.
PAUL Il. GERHARD co Gen Agts, 81 BrOadst, N. Y.
DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing nom New-York and Antwerp weekly
WESTERNLAND Saturday Jan % a m
PENNLAND Saturday, Feb. 4, IL a. IN.
Fail and winter rates First cabin. $50 TO s76. FIX.
curs.un, si0 H. 81 25 Second Cabin, s40 Excursion,
go and $50. Storage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gen'l Ags, % Broadway
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

I T. 7
and Jay follows
West 42d.st, so A. m. Jayst. 80 a. for NJ l.
detown, Fasburg Monticello Liberty, Walton Delhi
Norwich. Utica. Rome, Oneida Fulton OSwePO, Bursl9
Detroit Chicago. Waikiki valley points.
West 42dsL, 10 y. IN. Jay St, SIS m, for ID
dletown EllenNie Waikiki Valley points.
West i2dSt, 625 m. Jayst. @ 10 p. m, daily iof
Mdd Fallsburg, Liberty. Walton. Norwich, Oneida
Oswcgo. Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, ST LOUIS
Buffet Sleepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair (ai
free To Rochester.
pullman sleepngcar bcrths reserved at 307 broadway
Time tables tickets &c. POI, 307 GA 1925 Broad
way 1877 Gthaye 34 East l25thst, 26f West l25th ST.,
New York. J. q ANDEkSO " IT, T. n,
Is Exchange Place, New.YOrk
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INRIE RAlLW Al. IlckeU ODlCts, tOl, u -
Il III and 957 Broadway 1882 B9wsry, lsI we.t,s.-
NewYoTk; 33l and 1913 Fultonst BrpokTni iO' Bro.t'
wsy williamsburg; Newark aud HUDSON Sta, Hobo
Eea; 62 Montgonery.st AMI NeSSitloh. Jersey CIV,
rhre ckes and P.ror sleeping reservations and
trains 23ds minutes than time sho
from Cham Jarsst; local trains % 10 minutes earlev
o q m. 1890 Slniays)-Dly Express Pullman met ptay
ing room o Einira, Hsrn-l.vta Bufaln run
man sleeping Coach from TJrnesvil's - Cia,inn.tL
s D. m.-Daly Chicago ami ST. LOUIS Limited, OH y
train Of Dsv and Buffet sleeping G. a,hes 70 buha1
Niazara Falls CORY, Nsaiyle Cincinnati chicago tnd
ST Louis. No extra charge for fast tine -
press. Pullman sleeping Coaches
1870 o. N Daily Chlca Express Pullman buf-t -e
Coaches 10 Binkhamtrn. OveRo. Fl uir. b-G.s ~ies
town Yorassto.n cneHn1u .9d io eti 70 noon.
las s. 8 So 44O, 5l0 $50. $50 6:lo 80 7So 3 1890
70 Passaic IA. IN, p m sundays. 445 800 lOSi M
u moon 2 4, $50 1880. 3. 10 80 p N. II night ooo
$50 T. 30. $40 5. 5l, $50. $50" $40 $50, 75. a
1890. 1889 D. m; IL n!ght ~, days, 40 $50, IVs,
~ noon 4. S. 80. 1870 O. 1880 IL 20 ~: nis ~
SeT3rs Pasrs,q v S,~sr ,o a. ga .s SO go
D. M. IL night s1ndlys m. $50 $50. 100 D NJ
RtgewOot ant Sufsrn -ti5. $50 1870 M; 3d. J. D
Sac. $50 100 8. 1879 nj l2nghL Also 20 iNhge
wo1d. s19a nj 4$o 5;2oD m = ,ai,rn $50 ~,
NewbIrg an CORNWALL 1850. l. n: 33O i3O. 300 51s
p. N. SUNDAYS so a. m; 2. ) p ~
Warvick-WeeS dtys 3 10 so a. m; SOP M a, ., IN
Go Nen-4:45 $50. g. 1880 A. NJ; $780, !. ~ 40 II Ss
=. m. SUNDAYS 4:t5 $50. 1890 ~ $50 1880 r. M
MiddetOwn and TT Jervs-i45. 100 9 10 20 a NJ SO
4SO :. 40. ll3o p. m. sundays. 441 SD lO3o~ NJ
ESpTcss train. fro the West arrive IN Nes.York M75a
r. r. S0tfLE T.. p FARMER
&c neral MANAGER Gercrl Passenger Ag'nt
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most thorough manner. The authorities arc cited
punctiliously The argument is sober and well
reasoned the conclusions sound and in every IN
stance fully justified. The description is nervous
and VIVID and the whole tone and execution OF
the work elevated and scholarly.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
TINTED STATES FAST NAIL ROUTE
u FOR CUBA AND THE WEST INDIES.
VIA TAMPA KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

VIA TAMPA, KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
Pennsylvania Railroad. All rail- 10
Tampa. Fla, without change ~ cars ,
Tri.week trips Tampa Kew West and Havana
BY tho swift Il anne MASCOTiE ami OLlNEIIE these
sea trip. reduced and the and dlsconors
Haiteas avoided connecting az Ils
steamship the Islam oups
aud IN regular steamers principal In SPAIN aud
Central South America san Domingo, Porto hi'o ~
Thomas Jamaica AsDnwa Vera cruz ami lily OF Mexico
Through for sale and staterooms reserved the CON-
paDy office 26l broadway. .or,.or>,
LAWTON BROTHERS, j. d. ia
lrs1ts H.Yana EA.tern Agent
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boston via FALL RIVER LINE.--Onlv 81

RUSTON via FALL XIV FIX I'm t.--OnIv ~
ID for nrsi-class limited tickets. Reduction 10 New
port, Fall River and all other points SieimerS BlS.
TOL and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier %, y r.. foot
OF Murray ST. at 30 p week DAYS only SUNDAY uls
will be resumed early Ia April) Connection by Annex
boat from Brooklyn and Jersey Ci.y at D. m. AN OK
CHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER. Tickets and state
secured principal transfer and ticket Offices
ONCE Pier % and on steamer.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
Y COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND TIE

SOUTH. -, >, ~.
On and after January -. 1887 EXPRESS tran ~ v e
r. INF Comfort Norfolk and points south va me MY
YORK, PIIILADT!.rH'A AND NoRFohk Kt !,sH'AL
viii leave foot Cn-anat IcstrosSes S. al D. m
daily arriving al old Point A. m. Norfolk 10 m
Pullman sleeping Car through 10 cape Charles Ilcksu
and seepng herths secured at any Ticket once OF IN
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com any , -
H. w. DUNNE- Supt
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european Advertisements.
Eeeal Notices.
NORTHUMBERLAND FOURTH


SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
MARY MALONEY. PIuatin against DAVID I. DAVIES
ct al, Defendants
In pursuance Of ud;men Of foreclosure AMI sale duly
entrrcd In tho sDpveenttlil dcIn ddtoi mo
llth day OF January. 1885 I; the und rsignei. tho
Referee said u1ms Will sell al Pubic Aict o.
Estate ExGlangs ant Action Rom. III nltoi,
numbers 81 81 BS aud - LtDeryst, Ia the Cv OF New
York 7h lay OF Fsbrulry 1888 at u OcOc< no)n
by DE Waearss AuctlOlser ths lands 4nt prom
aud described 1t said g nent as follows TO
wit;
All those four certain lotsoi Ian with the six buildings
thereon te lying AMI benz ~ t' I|etl rI Oh inc
CITY NswYOrk. bounded and desert )'i as follows;
the souherY size ~ On9'h uu uro
ourthst Instant four HUNDRED ami siXtV ieet
wcswariy 9TH westerly cOrer OF Ouehuhdfsi
aut Flfth avenue; thence running
sontherv parallel with Filth nety nine feet an
uches to the Centr line the BLOCK thence running
westwlrdY along slil centrr lns AM parallel with Ono
hundred thirty fourth hundred feet thouoe
running northwary and parallel with Fifth avenue ninety
feet and eleves inches and thence running Nv
the soutlery line o. Onehunlre Ian Thirty fourth
street Que hundred feet TO he point OF beginning
Dated New-York. Jan. II. 1898.
CHARLES w. GOULD.
NOSE HERMAN. lteferoe.
Plaintiff AttoTn
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JAMES ANTHONY FROUDES NEW
WORK.

Rarely has work instantly and favoraby COMMANDED
the attention OF the press Mr. Froudes latest work.
1.-THE ENGLISH IN THE WEST INDIES" q vol,
81 75) published en- Saturday.
He has prodnced a book 10 which. we think even IN
ENGLAND will be assigned pain the freshest most de-
phtfn and instructive product OF his genus-N Y Jour
nj Of Commerce.
"Iti. event in literary world-the publication OF
, hook wherein the authors brncy OF style seen In
many graphic suggestive pictures OF the lnoes ana e
iphabitapts"- Transcript
nTh ,oo 1. liant one not a mere record o. travel,
bu emph cally poemic. Mr. FrOn 10 IS master oil VIZ
orous racy and delicious English" N Y. Tribune
Not since Eotnen' captivaed all ia readers not since
wateron narrated story OF his 'wanderngs mas the
romance OF travel with happier ADLER OF more
entertaining bands"-N. Y. Times.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
743745 BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK
GOLD. BARBOUR g. SWORDS. No. 10
" War.t have published Map Of the Norihwest snow
ing the country tributary to the cities OF 81 PAu Al"
apOiis, MINI. -..,..,,o. 81, ,h.ir omc.
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Geafhers.


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fire.. vacancis, always hsnl fern for STAMP X T.
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ernesses g. Colleges. schools AMI families Appy !"
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- Oldest ami best kRown in u. s. Established 1892
East l4tl.st. N Y.
TUTORS. Governesses, Professors, Teachers,
all branches circulars OF choice schools snppuIeep 70
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ Trains leave Chtmbersst station week dty. ,or
Eugierood Tenafv COstsr SDarkil snt NyAek ~ .OS
$40 8 90 and 1880 IS 3D. 400 40 cs5a 30
40 500 1890 D. m, IL nia ght sunia-t 1900 800 n,
Iand D. m. For Manuel spring Valley Nensey AMI .Al
MAS week days 100, $50 mp 49, 6:iO y ~ suauTs
A. M D..
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FOR THE RIGHT.

A German Romance. BY KARL EMIL FRANCIS.
Given in English by JULIE SUFFER- Preface by
GEORGE MACDONALD, ILL., ID. svo Paper 80 cents
No o1e in HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE IL
BRARY.
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APRIL HOPES.

Novel. BY W. D. HowELLs, Author OF Modern
italian Poets" INDIAN Summer" The RISE OF sila'
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UnSiruriiou.
For Young Ladies-Citv.

For Young Ladies-Citv.
JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,025 Fifth-ave-
and Day seoo Tor Young Laaig' and en-
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IS East 65t6.,L. vev.York.
VIII reopen 5spte nber 81 BO6s CliUss
For Bows and Young Mea-CIty.
THE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
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personal ton given preparation tor college
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~ and country; with ciretni advice To parents MIR
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rTHE BERLI1Z SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
% W. 2Sd-st Branches Prookiyn Boston, pills wash
BROOKLYN
'ENeLIsm PREpARAroEY. FRENCH SCHOOL
and knderF,g5e1a Tor BON o ,,Ts, q, pr,..
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late Instituts+ Second term Oegh' Nov b.
Mus cal 1nstrueNol
A NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
looated only at
FEAST l4rH Isl "a: 81 gosr s.,t u 'rHAva
THE FIRST md a 5o est .,,,a,,to,r,
At this FAMOUS SbHOOL OF MUSIC gloouttoa. g,r
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81 nsT 5tav no &Sci nor co%NEcrHrS VIA
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y Established 1887.
thorarrh home school for twenty younx ladies' Varsi
of the Careful training In manner
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at have seldom. II ever read a work OF fiction that
moved mo with 50 much admiration. "-GEoRGE MAJ
DONALD
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VIII
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Jnstruttinn.
For Young Ladies' Country.

For Young Ladies' Country.
HOME and DAY SCHOOL fer GIRLS.-Pr.
mary, Intermediate Classical English. Music Pupils
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Vsssar teachers 'rH Ems Springfield MssS
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NYACK NY. will open February for English Bust
ness University Preparatory Course for Ladies' Music and
Art ''"1 '' W. IL BANNTsTER, A. NJ. Principal
&SOO A YEAR FOR BOYS.
Media (PennD Academy
Miscellaneous
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CTAMFORO, CONGRATULATIONS boarding
- school misses and children mothers care tno.
ourh Instruction For circulars address Miss A. III MS
TON Principal
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Ncm 11nhiifntinns.

HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
HAVE JUST PU BLIsHED,
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.


BOSTON R Rls osEEJElSSfss and LIE EASE
Insl1e Route at Lowest Rates
Canal st., a, : 80 ,. m. daily, except sunday.
NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ Pier 25 F. r. az m and ~ ~ !sunasys except
ed Steamers arrive in time for early trains north and east
SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
- Newport and the East Express leaves Grand Gem
trail Station at m. and p m Limited Express ana
PS% s az % d e. ssisD' sSaG' or s
cars TO destination. ''0
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Route.
ars SST q
Sfs S; 1iTT II Fis;
PAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
Leave via f penn 20 80 ana "a SG r1 e Bait.
more thence palace steamers. arriving % Point at
10 H. NG Gea Fss; Agent, 81 h r. ISMFkN
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortland. and
Desbrosscs SITS. follows:
for for ensS Iyo ons aSehs o sro
and the and principal local points Chair %
D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points.
Chair car to Tunkhannock Connection to Reading aud
3 20 p: m. for rissston and principal intermediate
C9Ppy and a,n Intermediate SR, points Con
n'f,G so d. M for Geneva Lyons, Elma Rochester But
fale and the West Pullman sleeper 70 lyons
m.
Trains leaving at a. m. D. m and 3 40 p m. con-
meet points Mahanoy ard ialct0n coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
s a. m. for Mauch Chunk. HazIeton and Intermediate
points. ,,
so D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester
Buffalo and The West. Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons
General Eastern Office, 235 Broadway.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w ". Y. c. q VI. r. r.. co, lessees
Trains leave 42ds station follows and 20 minGte
earlier from foot ~ Jay az North River.
Detroit and Chicago. s9.55a M, GOO SAB p m.
st Lenis s6 90 sS:f5 p
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester. SUs1ensOu Britge Niagar
Falls 3:l5 1858 a. M. 300, 'Slj y. m.
Utica 3.l5 $3.50 Gll:3O m. 600, 'S:l1 n. -
Kingston Sangerties Cltsk Albany. 3:lj +1;l5 500
all 30 a. M s. 90 800 fS;l5 M
Cranston's West Point, Cornwall Newburg BIB. '7l5
1885. 1918 also "a OG 4lO. 200 $40. sf5 p M
and 1900 D. m, Cranston's. Cornwall. NewbnrG
For Montreal and 1anaia East, 800 > ~.
Hamilton LONDON -9J5 a 600, $40 y m TORONTO
1885 a. m. 1000 q Is -.
Elegant .ieepinc cars for Bralo Niagari Fas Detroit
Chicago and 1t. Louis ,- ,.,,- .-...
-Daiv III yerceot SATURDAY other trains laiv ercept
Sunday a. g. Leave Jersey CITY p r. r. St1ton- q liZo
$40 p M Hoboken, West shore st'tion al 81 h III
$3.50 D. .......,,
For tcets etable, paror sleeping car cconTos
tons information apply at nces Broofyn. ~ WISH
ington-t 1870 Fulton.st. Annex ohe f9:t OF en,on
New York Cty-363 7S5. 9i2 Brl1lwsy l532 i5o"., -
Place. and West shore station. foot o, Wes, r']'
* VandarbiIt ave General Passenger Agent
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