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Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-11
SINGULARlTIES.

A pint of nails was found in the stomach OF
q cow recently killed in Ulster county.
huge black fish over thirty-fve feet Il
length was seen in the waters of the bal
near Whatcom, w. II, recently.
Blocks of ice cut at Memphis, Mo-, were
found in many instances to contain catfish,
some of which were foot long.
The unusual sight of rainbow in the sky
with the temperature fifteen degrees below
zero, was witnessed at Franklin, Pa, O few
days ago.
An Englishman named John Haight who
lives at Haight, Carroll county, Md, will bs
eighty-eight years old the Sth day of tht
eighth month (August), 1888.
Near the town of Soleure, Switzerland,ua
birds nest was recently. found which was
constructed entirely of imperfect watch
springs thrown out from the workshops lt
has been deposited in the local museum.
A colored man in Anderson county, s. G.,
found live bat in.the middle of the trunk Of
huge pine tree which he felled few days
ago. There was small cavity in the center
of the trco made there by chipping the pine
when small
A Clay county Dak) farmer has a five.
yearold cow which is sixteen and onerhat
hands high and weighs 1888 pounds, Fore
paugh, the circus man. thinks "crtter" of
that weight would be good mascot for the
show season of 1888 and is trying to buy herr
A Macon merchant of somnambuistio hab-
its found one morning that $l95 was missing
from his store He sent for q detective, who
suggested that the gentleman had probably
hidden the money while asleep "A search
was instituted, and the missing bills We're
found securely hidden away in a corner of
the barn
NJ + wv coni,s r.nor+s IN tho hu,,o+;r ~
tho Ifn;ted e:tatas fish con,miasinnar tba fndN
W. - - I,n;f af o,,;.,,s ,,,ari,,,,o,, sp; l., III
th7cl, fiesh of 8. large cod The handie ~ nf tha
knife is of brass curved and tapering behind,
with a longitudinal incision on the conoaya
side to receive the edge of the blade The
totle length of the handle and blade together
is 6ll inches.
Mrs rida Lewis died nj Soptb uad,au
EaIis Moaa ,.econt,v nf a disease xuh;ch 1,
nn,.Iod 1bo' doctnrs 70 dio onoSe Int ,yhi,t,
iwaa troatad aS a +nmor II .,os ioarnod
afte, her death that tIventv-siv vears ago'
when girI of tvalve she had }aiien and
dr;van % darn;ng nnedIa into her lin and
postlmortem examination showed that thi,
had been the immediate cause of her death
Some months ago cat strayed in at the
residence of Sam Hodges, of New Richmond
o. The children took care of it and il becam{
quite pet This cat has a curious freak. ii
has been with the children great deal
when they were PLAYING on the piano. and
when one of them leaves the piano stool the
cat will lump up sit on its hind feet and
strike the KEYS of the piano with its fore
paws
A 1,ar;tab,e c.ee of ,shrolrev baart,, ie p,an
tioned in tbe I,ondon Medical Press Tbe
vict,n ,y,s an inmate Of tho ,vor,bousa "a
I,a,,nooI m' ,ynmon agad sixtw yaars AZ AZ
the nost mortem nxa4,nation tie rnntnre
was ifomn5 to nxtond from tbs anev af tba
heart inward. and to be due simply and pure
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Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-11

THE PEOPLES HOMESTEAD CO. FREE
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-11

additional cost, and, in either case with
sout any increase of the pressure with
which it may be convenient TO deliver
team from the boiler TO the re-heater.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-11
English Control of the Telephone.


The announcement made by the post
master-general of England that the
government contemplate buying up the
telephone companies, has naturally
created the greatest excitement in tele-
phone circles. The exact words used
by Mr.. Rall1es, were that "before long
the system must be taken up by the
government, and the telephone placed
upon the same footing as the tele-
graph" In manyquarters this is taken
to mean nothing more or less than the
introduction of telephone purchase
bill in the forthcoming session of par
lament, but it is highly improbable
that the actual transfer will take place
until the expiration of the Bell patent,
in 1890. Be this as it may, the an
nouncement was followed by sharp
rise in telephone stock. and for q time
these shares formed the centre Of in
terest upon change.
A Novel Dinner Device.
Providence Journal: But the most
novel dinner device of which have
heard recently was mould of wine jelly
in the midst of which was set an electric
light. The dish had to be arranged on
the table beforehand, but it was con-
cealed by a big silver cover, which was
in turn hidden by flowers so as to form a
centrepiece to the table. When the
cover was removed and the jelly with
its cluster of red and golden and purple
fires was disclosed, the effect was quite
tremendous. One lady, it is true, asked
her escort if he didnit'suppose the jelly
would taste electrical, and another in
eating it declared she feltas if she were
swallowing q Leyden jar; but the de-
vice was really very pretty, as well as
novel and striking.
Electric Transportation.
St. Paul Globe: A company is being
formed in Baltimore to construct an
electric railway between that city and
Chicago. which, if it proves a success,
will produce complete revolution in
the express transportation and mail
service. The proposed plan is to build
light elevated railroad structure
twenty feetabove ground, on which cars
poited at both ends are to be run. In
the center of the track is to be an upper
rail, which will guide the cars and pre-
vent derailment, as we'll as to conduct
the electric current which Is to form
the motive power. A system OF auto
matte brakes is to be provided, by which
checked as they approach their destina-
tion. It is claimed that by this means
packages can be carried from Baltimore
to Chicago in less than two hours. 1t
is only designed to carry express parcels
and mail matter, but if the experiment
should prove success there is no reason
why it should not be utilized for carry
ing all kinds of freight, and even pas
sengers, provided travellers would be
willing to risk their necks at that rate
Of speed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
Polska bedzie.

Gazeta niemiecNn W Berlin;e,
kt6ra uwazaja "a powazne pismo
a nazywnJa gazeta krzytowa, ode
brafa az z Belgii wladomosG o "a
miarach Rosyi i Papieza.
Pisze vice ia gazeta, 10 Rosya
zasadafa cd papieta, ably sic WV.
rzekf unltow i tych wydat Rosyi,
ably ich ns schizme zupefnie przy-
mus'fa. IA to obiecujs Rosya la6
katolikom facihsknn wszolka vol.
nose relig;jna. Gdyby xas pr.yszto
90 wo;ny, W takim rasie obiecujs
Rosya przywr6cid krolestwo mol.
Gazeta krzyzowa powisla, 10
ME vie, czy to pruwda dodsie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
PEACCIE IA
CeSarZ Fryderyk Ill. a dzieci.

Fryderyk III by} wielkim
przyjacielem dzieci i sam tez, jak
rzadko kto, umia} z]ednywac So
bic ich mi}ost. Ztad tel opowia-
daja rome zdarzenia z jego zycia,
w ktorych W obec dzieci okazywaf
sic nader ~}askawym. Kiedy W 70
ku 1885 6~wczesny nastepca tronu
znajdowa} sic ma polowaniu W e
berswalde, do zameczku mysllw-
skiego, pred ktdrym przyszfy ce-
sarz wraz towarzyszami swymi
sic znajdowai, zblizyfa sic gro
madka chiopcdw. Mkt ich ME "a.
trzymaf, ztad tez dotarli az do to-
warzystwa k~siqzecego. Naraz jeden
z ch&opcdw odezwai sic p6lglosno
do swego rdwiesnika, re pragnqi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
8 Lipca, 1888 r.

by zobaczyt nastepce tronu. s}o-
wa tie pos}yszaf uczestnik polowa-
MIA, odwrdci} sic nagle i obiema
rekami zas}oni} ch}opcu oczy. Ten
myslac, re fgla tego sp}ata{ mu
towarzysz, spyta}:
- Czy to ty, Frye?
TAX, moi kochany, ME o.
myllfes sic, to Frye - odpar}
CLOS z ty4u.
Owym n;eznajomvm, kt6ry
chfopcu z%asfoni} oczy, by} w}asnie
nastepca tronu, nazywany W do
mu Frycem. Ksiaze Fryderyk roz-
mawiaf n%astepnie przez kilka mi
nut 2 ciekawym ch}opcem, synem
zamoznego mieszkahca z Eberswal-
de; spyta} go, gdzie mieszka i jak
sic nazywa. W kilka dni p6zzniej
o clec malca otrzyma} cd marsza}-
ka dworu nastepcy tronu list a w
MIN fotografie p~rzysz}ego cesarza i
wfasnoreczny jego podpis: Frye"
ma odwrotnej stronie. Rzecz natu-
ralna, re rodzina malca przechowu-
]e %fotografie owa jak relikwia.
w scis}em k6}ku rodzinnem
byfo zmar4emu cesarzowi najmilei.
a juz najchetniej lubi} bawic sic
re swemi dzie6mi; re zas ojciec "
zabawle 2 dziecmi czestokroc sam
ma chwile istnem dzieckiem sic
stale, wlec tez i Fryderyk III ME
stanowi} pod tym wzgledem wy
]atku. Zabawna tez scene 2 zycia
rodzlnnego cesarza Fryderyka o.
powlada opiekun gospody ,,Zur
Helmath" W Poczdamie.
Przybyf on raz do zamku ksia-
zecego pc sk}adke ma rzecz gospo-
dy i widzia}, jak n%astepca tronu
lezaf ma ziemi i W tel pozycyi ba-
viii SIG z dzietmi, kt6re PREY tenn
strasznie ha}asowa}y. Wejscie sta
ruszka ME przeszkadzafo ksieciu W
zabawle, a kiedy wys}ucha4 pros
by przyby}ego, ruszy} reka, jakby
ma znak odmowy i rzek4 zartobli-
VIE:
Ba, kiedy DO, widzisz pan,
mo]a iona i dzieci chca take jesc,
wiec sam mic ME mann.
Mlmo to jednak oplekun Cos
pody otrzyma} ma rozkaz Fryde-
ryka SUNG, ktdra by} uszczesli-
wiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
II pod dab Ockiego
PUCKA.

Thorson, Day Co., D. T., "a
raz pc wieczerzy.
Mech bedzi;e pochwalouy
Jesus Urystus!
kochany Majsterku naszego
Woruso! Jake sic ciesze, re zno-
WI moge Majsterkowi COS pocie-
%szajacego doniesc ola szanownvch
wiarusow!
MieliSmy tn 8, Ais lipca
misya, ktorq nam odplawi4 Vie
lebny Ojciec Wawrzyniec Zawadz-
ki Z Delano, nasz znajomy Z Wei
herowa Z klasztoru o. O. Reforma-
tow. Mech temu Ojczulkowi da 20
to Pan Bog dfugie zycie i zdrowie
i income silly, ably mas m6g} zno-
WI odwiedzic. Pc dwuletniem lax
nieniu do syta znowu mas nakar-
mil s}owem Bozem co do cia4a j
chlebem duchowny m co do duszy.
Przyja} nam tez II dziatek do
pierwszej komunii i powiedziaf
mad niemi sliczna nauke. Bylismy
juz tax spragnieni jak wiedniejaca
roslinka, ale teraz wszystko odzy4o
ma nowo.
Jeszcze inne dobrodzieistwo
wyswiadczy} nam Wielebny Ojciec
Wawrzyniec Zawadzki Kiedysmy
mu ofiarowali wynagrodzenie "a
jego mozolna prace, to nam szesc
dolarow wr6ci} ma dzwon. Mech
jemu i "a to Pan Bog stokrotnie
zap}aci!
Co sic tyczy ~urodzaj6w, to o.
statni czerwiec nam dose wzsystko
przyskwarzy}, ale znowu poczatek
lipca wszystko %naprawi}, DO przy-
szed} doskona4y deszcz i wszystko
ma nowo odzy4o i rosnie, re az mi
10 patrzec.
Mech Majsterek bedzie las
kaw umiescic to W kochanym
Waarusie, jezeli godne tego miejsca,
jake zajmie.
Przytem zycze Warusowi jak-
najlepszego p%owodzenia i jaknaj-
wieksza liczbe sta4ych a%bonentow.
Jan Gruba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
2. Walek stale sic Jasnym Panem.

Krawjec biegnie "a Walkiem: Prose- czekaG, hola
Vie pan, jeszcze potrzeba panu parasola,
Boo jak pan chodzi z kiiem, ma mic ia parada,
Jeszcze pana by wzieli "a jakiego dziada.
A parasol ma aeszcz "a xii sic przyda,
Rzecze krawiec wiedzie parobka do lydia.
= Niechze kupiec pokaze TAME parasole,
Jeden soble wybierze to dworskie pachole.
Mrugnat MASTER ma lydia chytremi oczami...
Zydek szuka po katach, JUL tn jeden mani!
Wale'< bierze parasol, oglada, rozpina,
Potem z 2ydem o kupno targi rozpoczyna.
Wreszcie pfaci ~najnizsza Gene try talary,
W tenn spostrzega w pudetku modre okulary."
Usmiecha sic pare wyjmuje z pude1ka:
= Adyc to, pros7e xupca, rychtyk take szkie}ka
Jak to nosi nasz nowy guwerner re dwora,
Co je gwoll madrosci dosta} Oh doktora.
Krawiec dale 1ydowi jakis znak ma migi,
Przystepuje do Walka: robi pred MIN dygi:
Toe u pona, jak widac, tel ME sieczka W gfowie,
jake oko! Mech kupiec sam spojrzy powie.
. mas doktor madrosci ME mierzy La pretty,
Tu pan ltzig wystawia te szklanne patiently.
Mech pan jeno szkielkami nos sw6j ~okulbaczy,
Co pana mine Icek wprzody W mich zobaczy.
Walek patrzy ma lydia, c5y mu tel pozwoli..
Mona? = MONA, ma nos wsadza szkfa powoli.
Gdy "a uszy cieniutkie druciki zakfada,
Krawiec cos tam pc cichu zydowi powiada:
To TAXI dumnaer PoNack, niechno go pan cEwali;
To on nam sic talk predko z kramu ME oddali.
Walek JUL okulary wsadzf sic pyta,
Czy jemu pan lcek madrosc z oczu czyta.
Jakby mocno zdziwiony, 2yd wciq3 gfowa rucha;
- Wumdea!.. Nigdym ME widziol tax madrego zucha!
(Cag daszy nastapi)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26

Take Kiliiski @wyprawif i'm myto,
Dostat tel spade, godlo "a kopvto;
Fry wielkim Czwartku Biska tax wvchfostaf.
re ma swieconke nogi bys ME dostai.
A pc tel bitwie miesiqca %drugiego,
Rzad N%arodowy przyzwai Kilinskiego;
Ola Vego, Re byf dzielnym wojownikiem,
Zamlanowaf go wojska pufkownikiem.
| wszvstklm szewcom uGzielif 2 wvroku
Ma zawsze nosic patasze PREY boku
lynn Przywlle]em, co ME moglo szkodzic,
Wolno i'm by}o PREY paiaszu chodzi6,
Lecz wypadkl W honor i pyche bez granic,
Juz innych ludzi uwa1ali "a mic.
Gdy ma 2abawe kiedy sic zebrali,
10 pataszami pc plecach }echtali.
A ztad procesa, niesnaski swary;
Powstaty gniewy klotnie be- n1iary.
AZ wed1ug tego Rad odbyt narady,
Odebrai szewcom pofasze szpady.
Lecz ich zaszczyci} herbem honorowvm
zdobytym W walce orliskiem dwugiowym,
Choclaz vice szewcow, maio "a co licza,
Jednak eesarska godnoscia sic szczyca.
mkt ME moe zaprzeczyG i'm tego
Ami odebrac orfa dwugfowego
A choc miast szabli dzierza szyd}o male
Herb 2 dwiema gfowy czyni i'm pochwale
W koncu dodaje: IRA szanowaG brata,
By nasz Kiinski signal dlugie lata!
Ftsafem no. .tmmue Bezze6uba u spa1ouuch 5o,uch ME
WaAlngtonu.
3 Lipca. 1898 "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
WALEk Ma
napisaf
Hieronlm De7aowshl. s.
L. WaleL sic opOrz3dza.
(Ciag daszy).

Nlechno patrzy jegomosc, .jak to niewygodnie.
- 10 mic, krawiec odpowie DO tax dzisiaj modnit
= A tn w paste wei zapiac ME moge> tel sphinx!
No, to czem sic obwiaae, masz pan HAWAI- linki!
W1dzl pan, jak pasujc, choc ME bcafem MARY,
Obuc boty W tfumok zwiqzaG fachman starry!
- Ale teraz co trzeba = 10. riech3e pan zgadnie,
Aeby ~wszystko JUL byfo modnie p%aradnie%
Me uchodN bielizna pod kaftanem %zgrzebna,
Panu cienka koszula z befkami %potrzebna.
Skoczyf krawiec do kufra, wyjaf cos wlecze:
Mech pan te prasowana koszule obecze!
Walek bierze patrzy: Tao ME wiele warta,
30, prose- jegom"scl, na plecach podarta.
= Mkt ME widzi co W lyle, to malenkne dziury,
10 tax w kufrze szkodnlki p%ogryz}y mi szczury,
Ia to tel ia dostanle pan 0 wiele taniej.
Walek wk}ada stroj nowy, wlecej JUL. ME GAM.
Patrzy W lustro ~szczeA;wy, 2c W pahskiej koszuli
Bedzle mogf sic pokazac kochanej matuli.
Krawiec wielkie tymczasem mu pochwafy kadzi,
Befki k1adzle ma szyje ! Pc piersiach g}adz:
= w takiej piekneJ koszuli w tel sztywnej BEIGE
Bedzie sic pan polobaf we wsl kazdej dziewce,
szlachc:c panu W tym strc1u powie panic bracie!
Ale Gas tez ~pomysleG wreszcie o zap}acie:
Piec talarow "a %spodnie, pietnascie "a zaczek;
4 w4asna krzywda ~sprzedaje, choc ia sam biedaczek.
A koszule, lie towar JUL cokolwiek starry,
Ma wp6i darmo odstqpie, daj pan diva talary.
Ia kofnierzyk ]uz ME chce p%ieniedzmi %zapfaty,
Boo my dwaJ zostaniemy nadal k%amraty;
Da mi pan W prezencie re dwie tfuste kury,
Ia to pozniej w koszuli ziatam ~wszystkie dziury.
Walek palec do gebi k1adze, gfowq kiwa,
Namysla sic worka q zanadrza dobywa.
Toe tam widac talarow dosyG spora garstka,
Rzekf, szasta1ac rekoma, MASTER cd naparstka.
To tel . roxy ~4ohskego cafy moi zarobek,
A jak wiecie, ME lekko pracuje parobek,
Mecca cz}eka jak bydle, potracaja kary,
Mech jegomoSc opusci choc re try talary..
Adyc kury W prezencie przys sic .jutro rano
Prosif Walek majstra uqf "a kolano.
Wiec JUL MUSIC mice ~wzgedy, CO sic pana tyczy,
Mech pan z befna dwadzescia W rece mi wyliczy!
Gdy juA handel skohczony, Walek sic zabiera,
krawiec stale pred drzwiami, czapke ]emu zdziera:
Me, talk pana ME moge wypuscic ma rynek,
i zyczliwosci dam panu ma1y upominek.
w takieJ czapce to wcale panu ME do twarzy,
Panu trza kapelusza, niechno par uwa1y!
Taxa czapka rogata, a sukmana kusa =
Widzi pan, kapelusza trzeba ola dworusa!
Podaje mu k~apausz pfowy, cylindrowy:
Jest cokolwiek zgrieciony, boo tel juz ME nowy;
Zaraz ia go zelazk,em pann wyprasuje".
Widzi pan, jaki tiekny? Ten panu daruje!
Walek wsadzif kapelusz do samego nosa,
Podni6sf glove W lustro spogada z ukosa,
Ledwie z wielklej radosci pred krawcem ME kleknie..
- Hej;; prosze jegeomoSei, ]ak TO ni W MIN piekne!
Wszystko, jak gdyby ulaf, jak ia gfowie luzno!
Ale music S6 do dom, DO JUL troche p6zno.
Szkoda, he trzeba dzwigaG te tn stare szmaty,
Panu Bogu oddaje! Gas wrocit do chaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
ERIE RA1LwAY.-Tickes Offices. ao1s 81.

CRIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Vn1ces. i aag1s . Sls.
,atiery Pee Chambers and 23d Street iencs Es's-
York 81 and 5s3 FuIion Bry2s .S, ~ s iMooss
70 Mnnfcomefyst and New station Jersey cry where
Tickets and Sleeping Car a. TX
for checking and transfer Of baggage cin 81 han smo shown
Pom thamberss local rains 70 10 minutes eafes
iso" mn dsly Day Express buffet drawing room S1.ens
to BaSao; Pullman sleeping coaches h0ine'''''''
10 so a. % Week day. Valley Eaprss psr's
Ish.%e.SSIn, Sws ssS S. ElH Ica s"h a
fao Niagara Falls Cleveland, ch sia ceiHn'" anu
Coaches m 20 Imagination 0wego. EurA Rochester Buzz
81, Az Slpc s@s f s.a chlsase 49, = $780, ss
E!Ss !sGs n IsSsSe s:e :. Snjs$ss. sss
sssSS q 10 i?S &C., @ 20 D. - %f%p e..s Ss'
s5 ? 5S 30 20 10 g q a. ~ p Moons
k;saoa s IS. ss 80 saaS S,H nom:
1? 4Ssssss4 su1o e. 80 IS algAi "a
Newark and PatersOn va NeyarkxS. "a 10 10 20
1!sS So % q 81 asst 10 saa Ia = M $50
% &c. ~ H. g. IS
Il hight Also 70 KidgewoOd, 8 80 !. m 20 M al
49,, "a estnS: e T. p Il no. 40. 90.
wiyMsi% e s Say. g. ii 30 s..
S .'n s sssdSy. S$4S 81 nm;
s;3o 80; & 49, . D. m sundays A'' ''''' -
EXPRESS trains from the West NewYOrx -
7:CS II so S1p % s9d 10 20 D. H. p. FARMER
Gent Sun,s General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN and after July /, LOSE
GREAT TRUNK LINN

Great TRTNk IINE
AND UNITED STATES s NAIL Ro 9gI E5o,,.nm
bs NTH d Rsnss rs,s:
daily. New-York and Chicago Limited Of Psd5iS Oh
Dining, smoking and Sleeping Vestibuied Cars at oo
wa%pof Iose Haven. 90 go p q, S SC,Sy
a and E and e. ,se o SG Regions H s0nne'""H
E F.: q sRs az aad is
IL: .. M, 20, 90 and 90 p. m. Saturdays
pa nS waA ssoaay and he s aPa la Limited Wash
mgen Express OF Pgimaa Paor Cars oS daily exes b
ssS vita "a Dining gave Carr at
lngOn S o M SSui ana a. Go no 700 aa add S is
night. Sunday e;l5 and a. M, 4 80 and p m and
For Atlantic City. II 10 a. NJ. 100 and 200 week
For Cape May. ] p m week days -, ,,..n.,,,, St.,
tons VIA as"a i at A@ 4c 5 5na and S7y ann M
On " SSaday ~ Is "a and 4 is tdo not
For SOP 9d AZ ro ASsu aa Soolk via Newyo
and Bay Line, 4 80 p. m week days =, 49,,
trains at Jersey CITY arordng speedy and direcs
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS trains leave NcwYOrk, via Desbrosses and
tortandt streets Ferries, as follows, NTH, n,,,, r.,
AID 10 Washington Lmtei), and II m. y 20 2,
So az 8 % S ana ini p M an M
e. s. T. 80 and p a's and 'iS s night
Trains 4ss0E saSns daily except Sunday
ana ana p NJ on sundays connect at Trenton for Camden
Ticket onices, Nos l. 4s5, $40 and ga broadway,
Court.st and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Q, Futonst.
Brooklyn Station Jersey City; Emgrant Ticket Office.
oas The NeWYork Transfer Company VIII call tor end
cheek baggage from hotels and residences WON
cH Gescr Fl SmS aSassr General fssss 2ssn.
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF , MEWI = vRs

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEY.
~ f0oT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
For Pne ThDle . Gs TErHTS Bound
b heTt' M at s s "a p Il At no. 80 so
Trains leaving at 743 II H. 10 4 30 o; 80.
12 have connection for Gaas sptown
Msu u O Chunk. Il Rcai,pS, Harr sbaig. Ct:
5i5 g. m for Lake HonatcoI Ersoon. Bethlehem aia
90 a. m for Pennington, EastOn. Bethlehem Allen
town, Mauch Chunk: ,,.....n r.s,on
Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wllkesbarre scran-
ton Reading Harrisburg Pottsyillc, Tamaaua ShamoKh
Sunbury. Lewisburg, Williamsport .,.
n m for Pennington, Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc 49,.
3 i5 D. IT, for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown, Mduch
Chunk. Wlkcsbsrre, scranton. TamaQua, shamOkp,
80 D. M for Pennington Lake IIopatcong, Easton.
co and 80 m for someryille and FlemInRton.
5I5 D. m for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc. On Sundays at $3.50
sl;. go II m. go go go 49, 20 T. 30
except sunday Point ssS c 90 Pnor Gmrs at $40
WOOD, Manchester he Toms River Barnegat etc
a. m, 1 80 p. IN. for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
80 T. 30 200. 80, rs p, m. Sundays, a. m.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE ETC..
Long TTsnch, 4 30 s 90 600 II 90 a m. 100
s45, 80, 80 p m Sundays 80. IL 100 a. m.
For Eberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove, ETC.. 100. oc
,o1 t 20 sS SS ~ 80 90 so % q 100 Saturday,
For Lakewood Toms River aud Darnegat 30 $500 a. M
can BE- 3; PsGSc1Tsd at 81 WIS., 1ls
Fultonst % Broadway BROOKLYN All, o., and .,o.,,
nj
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD

ON and alter June Is. trains lesye

On and after June -, t5si .Sr ieSso
largest and aA Finest PASSENGER Station in America
Albany Troy and syfScuse -, wo.,,.,, sn.,,,,
aasSs S'a'Ss' Iss sssss nps '1is @
Fattsburg. and Montreal; alsS 70 81 Adams No,,
Creek 5S Iae Bas Lake &C.
s0SS g. cHIGAso AsD
a R:Y g
so Sc Louis AZ p E u next dsy t.
,on TO- e ceveland oSc!H neanna
s chi snnss cars to cdasua
ana III 50 NewYCrk and northern Express:
ai s;'a ri ts ssS, with s,,r',s
meet. E, zHssay an: and HisS l:s
Shsas Spslnsa and St 5Ss. *
indianapolis Louis Detroit and Chicago. with sleep
ING Sal CLAYTON daily Including sunday; TOT
cars to Clayton and Paul Smiths Via Utica and R., W.
and md a, fsy
sunday 5a sei pS
Lyon Mountain 10 Lake sara1ss PAU s%ith e.
sa fss;sss e.
sss VIII so to an fS5sISsE York q
pulo 81 is sPe'nl ssspeSl 40
Ra:iss haas as Ks G ssaa's ssss
Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago.
with sleeping Sleeping cars to Canandaigua on
IL midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George, Pattsburg, Loon Lake, Saranad Lake.
Paul Smiths. &c. Sleeping cars to Albany.
Tickets space in da wing room and sleeping cars
sale a: land Central Station Alb s5 and 9i2 Broadway
II Park place l Battery place 81 west 123th.st, and
Fulton SITS Brooklyn, and 70 4thst, Williamsburg.
We.tcois Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
St. S s'y SgSss,5 1851
j. NJ. TOuCEY HEM MONETT
General Superintendent General Pa Agent
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlands and
Desbrosses sts. as follows: ,.,,. ,.
a. m for Geneva Lyons, Emira. Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
GAO D. m. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Char car 20 L. and b. Junction. o,,,.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to
falo and nd the west Pullman sleeper e Lyons;
rs p m. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at M p M and 40 p Is m con-
meet 'Of al ''"'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
L. m for Maueh Chunk uazeton and Intermediate
As p copay and interTcaasc points ass.,., .r
'a' anu 'a General Eastern Once Us broaSway
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Tra leave from ferries at West 42d
and Jay sts. as follows: a.. AT,
detown EllcnvIc Fasburg. Monticello, Liberty, Wal
ton, Delhi Norwich, Utica. Rome, Oneida Fulton. os-
weg %cs su aSds 10 a. M Joyst 1855 M for
Waikiki Valley, stations lakes M9honk, Mnnewaska'
waikiki MsTi Valley s,atons Ia cnOnR S.
BURG. IISeriy. White Lake, Rockland
Campbell Hail. MlddletOwn BlOomingburg. wurtsbOrO.
West 42d St. :o5 p m. Jay:st, 10 p. m daily for
oswceo Suspension Fridge, Detroit Chicago. St Louis
Buffet sleepers to Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
ST. 90 + MI, cs9pbeii Hail. Mldiie,cwn bloom:
Lake Livingston Manor. Walton. Delhi
ooaT5V sSH sis ,se' s;
-0' "e'' --'''"' J. c. ANDERSON. @. p. A.,
Dlacp Naw.X ork