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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05
IN NEW YORK.
Attractions Now EngsgssG the Attes
tiou of the Metropolis.

Special Correspondents Of The Appeal
New YoRK, Feb. Mr.. Days yearly
contributions to the noblest purposcsoi the
stage" as he calls his annual reyiyals Of
shakcspcarcan comedy, ao always aniici.
paied with profound interest and pleasure,
for they are sure 10 afford the greatest sat
isfaciion and enjoyment 10 the more cult.
waited and refined class OF thcatcr-goors
This fact was evidenced last evening by
the asscmblagc that filled the little house
which has come TO bc known as our fore
most thcaicr. Il would, indeed, be Diff
cult 10 gather an audience Of equal sine,
representing AT once 10 much Of the cult
urc, elegance and distinction Of this city,
NJ that which witnessed the frst produc-
ton OF "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
rs revived by Mr.. DAILY. This beautifully
faniasiical aud imaginative poem, arranged
with rare skill and staged With exquisite
taste, proves one Of the ycritable triumphs
II the career Of the dcseryedly-popular
manager. AZ might have been expect.
ed, there was the most inthiul
and artistic attention 10 every detail, how
ever small. There i In every part OF the
work evidence OF the most careful study,
and whatever shortcomings there may be
Ia the presentation, they arc due 70 indi-
vidual lack Of sympathy on the part OF inc
actions, or Inherent difficulties IN tho piay
itself rather than 10 any fault OF The man.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05

Mrs. Brown Potter will play in New
Orleans Mardi Gras week.
Next season Osmond Tearle will make n
starring tour Of the large cities In England.
Nine. Modieska will not play In Ameri-
ca next season, but will probably return 10
Europe.
"LAbbe Constantine" nj wallack's, Is
gaining in favor. Tho play xants more
comedy.
Phillips Burlesque company, In Faust, |"
are now busy reheaning under the stage
manager, William G. DAILY.
civil Service" Is the title Of the latest
farcical comedy. II Is from the pen of II.
Gnttan Donnelly, author Of Natural
Gas."
Good News" IA the title Of an emo
tiopal melo-drama, In which n. A. Roberts
ehortly make his American debut rs
astar.
Mr.. Charles Stow has completed and
copyrighted a new, purely American,
rural comedy-drama, entitled, "A Golden
TyranL"
''Thc Railroad OF Love" continues In
fashionable favor ut Days, where It's
hundredth consecutive representation was
celebrated.
Heart Of Hearts" proves TO be dull
and trite English dmma, Of a solid and un-
interesting order, and Il has failed, there
fore, Of much measure Of success.
Fanny Davenport has received numcr.
Gus applications from the students ri acy.
eral well.known colleges, who are anxious
10 go on" as supcrnumerarics In GA
1osca."
Buffalo Bill, Nate Salisbury, and the en-.
tire Wild West exhibition will return 90
this country and open on the old grounds
at Erastina, Staten Island, for summer
campaign.
'1iAbbc Consiantin" IL good play. In
fact, II Ia too good playto prosper In New
York. II Is too simple, too quiet, too gen.
uinc, too tender for audiences accustomed
To uproar and honc-play.
NJ. Mounct-Sully, the I'm nci actor who
has been playing Hamlet in Paris, IL
engaged Ia writing q drama In iyo acts
which Il TO be called Ia Buycuse do
IArmcs" (''rhc Tear Drinkcr').
II Is seventeen weeks since Robson 4
Crane presented "Tho Henrietta" at the
Union SQUARE, and the receipts during that
period have been excellent Manager
lIill proposes to continue Il until the end
OF March.
The present london attractions arr
'Incogniio" nj the Haymarkct, "a Scrap
Of Paper" at the 81 James and ''Fmnkon.
stein buflcsque, which Is usually pre-.
ccdcd by A lever DC yidcau entitled dot
A." farce translated from the German.
Mis- Julia Marlowc. tho dcbutantc Of
this season, was q revelation M Viola In
Twelfth Night" because Of kinship
with Nelson In possessing the delicate
type OF face and sPlritualiiy Of form that
distinguished the celebrated English act
rcss.
Rumor has u that after the run Of
Liable Consiantin" at wallack'a. Mns.
Abbey will retire from the stage for good.
| This will leave the company minus lead.
ing woman, and u " Sid that Mr. Potter
will an the place, she not caring 10 do any
more travelling.
Annie pixlcy Il appearing IN New York
10 good houses In "fhc Dcacon's Daugh.
tcr." play well suited 10 her abilities.
In Il she T. afforded nn opportunity 10 sing
her customary en,g., the bet selection
among which Is 'Oh, Nou Men," A the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05

The Literary society Of McTycirc insti.
tuic, Mckcnkic, Tenn, elected their np.
rcscntaiivcs for June on last Friday night,
which resulted ~ follows Orators First,
:. II. Moore, layinia, Tenn; second, a.
W. Ranks, Mckenzie, Tenn; third, u. II.
Smith, lAyinia, Tenn; fourth, W. +.
Roscbmugh, Memphis, Tenn. Tho sue.
ccssiul competitor win receive the Cal.
houn gold medal given 10y the faculty.
Disclaimers First, 5. l. Pcelcr, Milan,
Tenn; second, r. !. Souihall, Memphis,
Tenn. third, W. r. Brown, Bcardslown,
Tenn. fourth, II. 4. Perry, Huntington,
Tenn; fifth, 5. A. Souihall, Memphis,
Tenn; sixth, 4. w. Check, Mansfield,
Tenn. Tho successful disclaimer In this
contest will receive a gold medal, given by
the McTycirc lyccum. Tho young men
have been giving these medals ever since
the Institute was iinst Organized, In 1873.
II Is an honor 10 win ciihcronc OF them.
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TIE REApINo STRIKE.
A Stormy Convention Of Knights-An.
other Fight.

wLKEsBAnnE, Pa, Feb. 4.-The con.
vcntion Of District Assembly No. 10 rc-
manned In session ut Piltston until 2o'clock
yesterday morning with closed doors. II
leaked out yesterday morning that the scs-
sion was a stormy one. and that the qucs-
ton Of asking an advance In wages was
thoroughly discussed. Before adjourning
Il was resolved by unanimous vote 10
mako demand upon operators In the
Wyoming and Lackawannh regions Tor an
increase Of 10 per cent. This action was
placed In the hands OF the executive
board, who are 20 confer with the opera
tons and make demand without further de-
lay. John l.. leo arrived In Piitston nj 4
o'clock Thursday night aud attended the
closing OF the session. llisarrival at thislaie
hour was unexpected, and u cannot be
learned what part he took, though Il IL
claimed he urged the demand for the ad.
vance in wages.
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Miners Convention.

PnrsnuRo, Pa, Fob. 4.--Mastcr Work
man Lewis, Of the Miners National A scm.
bly,. Knights Of labor, arrived In the city
yesterday TO attend the interstate oonyon.
ton Of miners and mine owners, which
meets here next Tuesday. Mr.. Lewis, who
has been giving the Reading strike his per-
sonal attention, says the strikers do not
show any signs Of weakening and have no
intention oi abandoning their claims. A
few mines have started 10 supply tho
miners and poor people with coal for do
nestle usc, M many were suffering for
want oi fuel. lie does not anticipate any
relief from the proposed congressional In.
ves,ieaiion, M he says Il will be too slow
10 benefit the strikers.
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DRAMATIC ATTRACTIONS.
COMING EVENTS THIS WEEK AT THE
MEMPHIS fHEATER.
The Golden Haired Lolita as pawn
Ticket No. 2io." To Be Followed by
the White Horses of the Equine
Paradox"

During the first three nights Of the pres
ent week-opening tomorrow evening
lively and charming Lotta will appear in
Pawn Ticket No. 2l0." 1t is in five acts
and has been described as work that
needs elaborate criticism. In a general
way it resembles the great majority of the
dramas In which Lolita has been perform
ing OF late. That Is TO say, il has an utter
ly incomprehensible or meaningless plot,
all turning upon the ability Of lively lit
tie savage Of girl 10 save all the virtuous
alive out Of impossible complications, to
bring the guilty to justice, to protect the
innocent and TO witch the world with the
twinkling oil pretty pair Of ankles. At
the same time, TO complete its charm and
make II one entire and perfect chrysolite
OF dramatic absurdity, its other persons
and its dialogue and cuisines" are about
as much like life MS are the pictures OF men
and women drawn by dull two-year-old
infant with stubbed pencil upon greasy
slate. Fortunately the company are above
the average and do nearly all that is posi-
BILE 10 redeem the piece and give II q
name 10 live. Lolita is her old fantastic,
delicious self, full OF impossible sudden
ness, OF inconceivable crooks and turns, OF
impossible lightning-swiit gymnastics; now
as dry rs last years corncob, and then
surprising the whole sense OF humor with
some irresistible touch OF truth, inaction,
or look or intonation, perhaps extravagant,
but made with immense native drollery.
In her singing II is 10 be said that Lotta's
| voice Is still very weak but sweet. Her
dancing Is now, ms ALWAYS, q perfect delight
10 the eyes, and the spirit and the sense OF
rhythm. In her support MIR. p. Aug. An.
derson easily leads In the part OF an old
Jew, a pawnbroker OF great wealth. The
character Is drawn with little felicity, and
Is full Of contradiction, but Mr.. Anderson
makes the most Of all lis opportunities, and
Is 70 easily strong and genuine Ms steadily
to impress the spectator. Mr.. G.. Q. Boni-
face, jr., has gymnastic part, and though
II is rs hard for the reason aided by the
| Imagination 10 conceive OF such creature
1ounshing in high New York society rs IL
would be TO imagine hippopotamus or n
conger eel in the same positions, yet once
taken for granted, his fantastic skips and
| jumps are quite entertaining. MIR. Charles
l.. Harris. Mr.. Cyril Scott and Mr.. J. w.
Hague all play respectfully well or better
than that; and good word must be said
for Miss Lillian Richardson, upon whom is
put the extraordinary task OF playing the
New York belle, who loves and accepts the
vulgar and nimble Montague Flash assumed
| by Mr. Boniface, as aforesaid
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Tfisbc.

Theparicn within was shaded.
AID guarded about from sight
Tbe ffagmncc flowed 10 the south wind,
Tbe fountain leaped TO the light
And the street without was narrow,
Aud dusty, aud hot. and mcan
But the hush that bore white roses,
She leaned 10 the fence between.
And softly she sought creyico
Ia that barrier blank and tall.
And shyly She thrust out through II;
Her loyclicst bud OF all.
And tender 10 touch, aud gracious,
Aud pune a. the moons pure shine,
Tho frii rose palcd aud was perfect.
For whose eyes, for whose lips, but mine.
--Hcicn GTdy Cone
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05

Tea gowns become moro and moro olab-
ornie. Formerly Of one color, or two dis.
tnct shades Of one color, the tca-gown Of
today Il made sometimes Of three contrast.
ing colos, and Of as many different ma
tciials.
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a.....s Vy..1 ,s..w.,

CncAoo, H., Feb. A--Judgc Garrett
decided this morning that Frank Chap
man, the actor, was not entitled 20 re-
hearing Of the divorce suit instituted by
his wife, Annie Summcrvlle, the actress.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05
A. Holly spr,,s.. w,...

The Rev u. q. Rankin and wife left A
lew days sincc Tor Atlantis, Ga. Mrs Ran
kin's health u quito feeble and she has
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
EVENTS IN MEMPHIS AND NEIGH
BORING POINTS.

Weddings, Receptions and Entertain
ments--M Movements and Prospects
Reflections OF the Society Reporter
The Social Season.
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welauge.

We learn with some pleasure, OF an al
tempt on the part Of prominent club
10 organize cast and present light
opera in the near future. "Chimes oil
Normandy" has been mentioned, and it
IL more than probable that IL will be
adopted. Al amateurs and lovers OF
music have sweet lingering memory OF
delightful "Pnaiore," merry "Olivctte"
and the laughing "Mikado," all Of which
have been crcdtably presented by our
Memphis amateurs, There is no good
reason why 4, should not be tried again
md afford an evening oil two Of pleasure
90 the friends OF the performers. All en-
couragement will be given the effort, and
the only difficulty will be that the appli-
Giants for membership 10 the opera troupe
will be greater than the limit OF the cast
aud chorus. Tn with the opera, let no OBJ.
staclcs prevent lis eliminating in grand
Success.
Another club, not TO be left behind in
the way OF amuscments, is preparing TO
make amateur theaiicak a part Of the
club features, To this end a handsome
little stage will De erected and appropriate
scenery added. There is good deal OF
dramatic talent lying dormant in our
midst, only awaiting the time and the oc-
tasion on which 10 shine forth. The fas.
cination attaching 20 dramatics is -charac-
teris,ic OF nine people out OF ten. whether
they can really net or not. II is an adj
mitied fact that the dramatic instinct is
more developed in women than In mon,
and We have more female followers In the
profession than the opposite sex. There
Is no amateur hut who thinks that Ju-
liet, Pauline and other heroic parts were
written expressly for her; while the
male amateur Laws like claims TO Romeo,
bhylock, NirgniuS etc. Only a little
tempcring Is necessary; begin with small
parts and plny up to the heavy ones. Yet
most every beginner desires the opposite
course. When the stage i fairly done,
and all things "by season, seasoned are, -
then We will prepare To give our friends a
treai In dramatic line which they do not
expect.
I'm anticipation Of Marli Gras the shop
windows Of millinery aud dry goods stores
are being beautifully tilled with handsome
Specimens OF dros patterns. No fashion.
nble girl expects To attend the Memphi
ball in anything but -pick aud span new
dnss. She must match the glories Of the
Memph In her raiment. Marvellous com.
linniions In color and texture arc ex.
hibited. and girl must be hard 10 please
who cannot satisfy herself from the ex.
libits Of rich and handsome materials.
A glimpse caught OF the mystic wardrobe.
Of the Mcmphi. reveals wealth OF silver
and gold, polished steel and bnws afmor,
helmets that ouishino the sun, spears aud
shields that the victorious Greeks will
carry In their iriumphal procession. The
glory Of the Hellenic age viii be revived
on the night Of February ~, and the
favored guests who secure their seats In
the thcaicr will be treated 10 royal scenes
al splcndor.
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Rs.p tho testimonials Of the many who
have used Ia.eu-Pis, aud would not now
use anything cIse.
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TIE SITE or YRIDE

p.1rrxoHy Juno 23-Cotton steady siHii!as " snnse
rionr sniet lower Howard Strse ana Al 81 %
nne 60 t5sSosl Ertr. 10 - 90 18 ~ ~
a|eS CIV Mills supernne 80 5U1: 90 E1tra So
n ne n pa,snt ss O5 wheatsouthern nomns. %
Winter Rea spot S5c; do June Soc noinnn" ~ snc
VI Loo do August S419s5c; do Sepe.maoer &c - sanc.
Corn - southern duiet and hfrn my .not nj
Sciaw "a doe dull and easy: spo ons
55c June at oaae July wo. 1Sn White al 4ssIic
Mis,n Mixei at 4oG4lc; Pennsylvania AT 4oS sSe
pve saadv On GSc for Prime. Hay quiet frlnie Sayoo
Wesiern Sis 5OdSl7 Provisions qulet a c'Ia,-
Moss PORK sl5 90 Bulk meats shsnlners .ss,S Mn
RS Sides packed ss.c BaconshOuders SIC o Sea' mi,
ter qui-t western packed az ~ 100 kenoed AZ
Eegs were firm at l7c Petroleum s.oaus ,sc supa-
Tic Coffee dull easy; Rio cargoes IsH ~ iSnaiSs.c
cret. "a" soft $50 Copper refined nrm AZ AZ
Nhiskoy quiet at 81 269sl 2s rieeb.s 70 ,on q. "a
bnsh corn 277OO oats 21ou ons vh.,t *, 900
S1sh shipments-Flour b,49s bbis saies-"hea' s''V
bush Corn $4,000 buhl. -, 81, ,-.., -
prrv,,o Jnno 23-Wheat-No Hard au'i' Ne ar,,r a
orsr oScred at Sc Chicago August NC s.
a. 3i.c over. No Northern at oc over
scarce; No. offered at Ole 20 ono hnsh No 4 az
40 sr no other grades offered oats da anu
No . White 30 963ss.c; No. Mixed T,d,dpaod
pyeNo Western Csc. Flour nnchanReu- tnS
stesdy Winter Bran sl4 25 spIins ~ fo,pD
sG3 75 cornmea steady Oatmeal steady Finns
1oo bbs Wheat 500 bush shipments oy tai Ious
S110 bbls Wheat $4,000 bush Corn s2UVo , o' a.s
81 900 bu,h Canal Shpments-Whent za;VVv oh'" win
70 900 bnsi. oats 81. 900 bush. Rye 2oooo ouSL
CHICAGO, June 2S-rhe leading futuros rahSea 10
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rrpopEAx pRnpuoE MARKErs

LIVERPOOL Jnne 23.2:3o D m:-Beef = Holders offer
o1er moderately. Hams-Hoders offer moderately short
emf steady OF 3D. Chee'eH oders offer freely TaIlow
Uoders ofor freely Spirits OF Experimentation
freey oders offer freely Lard-spot and futures
Holders offer freely. Wheht-oiders oner freely Flour
COrnSpot and fntnrcsH folders
offer freely mxei Western spot duh at As 7d do june
ann AZ az 6d do July. dun ut ~ 6t do August duh
ss I'd Hops London-New-Y York state-The supply is
0BEEMEx june 23-wrcoxs Lard closed at 40 marks
pfenngs per ITO ID. .. -, -, -. n, ,- -
ANIWERP, June 23-WhcoNs mru oloseu NJ " francs U
confines k0 klOs.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n. Y. c. & III. r. H. CO., Iesseea -
Trains leave West 42d.st station as follows. and 20
Detroit and Chicago, . 80 a. &c 100, 8 l5 D. m.
acara Falls BIS % 80 a. M. IS 100, . 10 D. m
Utica 3 10 20 So (a) II 30 a. m, 70 100, - 10 m
Kingston, Saugcrties, C6tskil Albany, $40 = 10.
20 80 al II 30 g. n 81 ;o2 Is ;o2 9 10 Pr m .a,s
IS IS 45 D. m, and 90 a. m, 3 as and 100 D. m.
Cranston's Cornwall, Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 20 100 D.
Hamilton London - 55 m, 20 200, 3 :15 D. m To-
rono 10 :55 a. m, fG 100, g rs p. m.
Elegant seepng.cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroia
saratoga Specials Ca) II 80 m. ts) AS Draw
Ing room ears through 70 Saratoga. . 49,. 49,,
Lake George II 80 a, M, Drawing Room Cars to Cald-
well saturdays only, ~ 3 :45 y. m. -
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, via New PATTI 300.
(a) ii 80 o. M, (s) as D. Drawing Room Cars 70
KaaterskIl, Hunter, Grand Hotel Station, and Phoe.
Room Cars Grand Hotel Station and 70 Phoenica or
Hotel Kaateskl MOSntaln House, on 100, (a IL 80
a. m. and (s) 3 As D. m. trains -
Palenvile, Cairo and Mountain House station, $40,
Is 100, (a) II 80 a. M, ~ 3 A5 D. M Drawing
Room Cars to Cats (1) II 80 a H. and (s) AZ D. III
DAILY Daily excep. Saturday. Other trains daily
exceDt Sunday "a s. Leave Jersey City, r. r. r. STA
ton (a IL 90 M (s) 40 p IIoboken West Shore
station (a) II 30 a. M (s) 40 y.
For tickets time tables paror or s!eepingCar accom-,
moiaons or information, apply 40 Offices BrooklynI333
tonst New.York City-363 7s5. O42 Broadway 1873 LIZ
Beyery IL PARK place and West Svro stations foot Of
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4 Vanderbiltaye General Passenger Agent
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Proposals.

NOTICE.-Seaed proposals will be received
e M Company for ins mr. on NJ Lives and
Granting Ainutes, No. 43f ChestuutsL Philadelphia,
Trustee for sale 70 them Of many Of the Phndel
pha Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Stock Trust Ger.
tincacs a. a.i $50 VIII pay for.
The offerings at the lowest prices not exeeedng par
ne in tho aggregate st1ted,
will be accepted the parties Offering them advised at once
and payment he sde when the Certificates assigned.
AID after the Cd o. Jelly Dcxt
Proposals should DO endorsed Proposals for Sale OF
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Stock
Trust Certificates and addressed TO
LISDLEY SAfYTH. President 481 Chestnutst st., Phila.
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Mieceiianeous.
RAILROADS..
III UDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
III DAY LINE STEAMERS.
NETWORK AND ALBANY.

Leave Brooklyn. Fulton.st. (by Annex 500 a. m
New-York, Xesifyo,sstJ PEP 20
for ALBANY, landing at West Point Newburs. Poush'
kecpsie J;hineteck. Catsklll and HUDSON. ooo
Heturning, leave Albany o'SO D. m
A lne BAND attached TO each beat
Connections; 1850, ..,,e.,r,
WEST POINT, NEWBURG and PoUGHKEEPSlE,
RIiINEBECK, by ferry with Ulster and DEL r. Il" for
resorts Of the Catskills -, -...,-,, 10. u ID
fUDSoN with Boston and Albany r. r. for Chat
NAM A'LbANY with n Y Central and II. r. r. r. for
Utica NIAGARA FALLS, Buffalo, and the West; with
ioson snd Albany r. r. and Fchbutg II. i. for Boston,
with D. and ii. Co.'s r. j; tor Montreal and the Nor.h
The Ncw.York Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
u FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

i
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound Brook
Route az 4, as, g. IL a. m 80 $50 a. 30 80.
l. Pains I'M leaving at a. AS ii a. m so l. 80. 80.
10 n have connection for Reading Harrisburg, Potts
villa etc o. m. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg etc On Sunday for
90 a. NJ for Pennington Easton. Bethlehem. Allen
80 a. n Tor FlemingCn Lake TSPaseSSng Eas.on.
ton Reading Han sburg Potsyile, TanaQua, Shamokln.
smhpurS Lewi-burg, Williamsport.
n M for Pennington, Easton Bethlehem, Allentown.
Nauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc. - -
2 AZ o. m for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, March
Chunk Wnkesbarre Scranton. TamaQua, Shamokn.
80 p. ~; for bennington. Lake Hopate9ns Easson-
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PARK, ocean Grove: except Sunday; P9ink Pleas
ant PaElo cars az II ad rs a. M d 80 SG p AXE
w66oD. Manchestcr Toms River. Barnegat etc.
a. M. l D. IA. for ATLANTIC CITY. Vineland.
n': %oS' . 90 Sis l1:15 dIA5 M; 90; $50.
'''' O SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE etc,
FROM PIER 3, n. r.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach Ssabhcht Mon
mouth Beach and Long Branch. 80, 10 rs a. m stS
p m Sundays Except Atlantic Highands) ase
For ri bcron, Asbury Park Ocean Grove etc. 10 Is
SA5 p maao Sundays except AsOufy FarK ana o'ean
For Iskewood Toms River and Barnegat 80 m.
icSets and Parlor Car seats be procured at II.
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New.York Transfer Company VIII cal ior ana chocA
baggage from hotel or residence.
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CRIE RAILwAY.-Tickct Offices, 4o1, BIT,

ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1. BIT,
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York 32i and 1913 Fulion-sL Br99klyn: 107 Broadway
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Tickets and Psro or seeEng Car and orders
press train leave 2sds escr dino showa
from Chambersst. local trains 70 10 minutes earlier
a m daily, Day Express buffet drawing groom coaches
70 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Hornellsyle 70
30 80 a. M, week days delaware Valley Express parop
car 70 Bpeham,on. oweg9 Eimira RAJ, and Coming
iao Niagara Falls cIeyel9nd, chfiasO Cincinnati and
D. M daily. Chicago Express Rslman buffet sleeping
Coaches 20 Binghamton owego. Emlfa Rochester But
s Slpei aSd f .sa Salias9a 49, T. $780,
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% To- ) g Is 20 n r al5S,a
SJ5e tS g. SaSs $1S ill., 20 3 ,s'sg ~
Newark and paiersonh va NeyarS,S, a. go 3 30 70
s 80 e M q 81 ngsG ~ Sundays sS 20 a. Is
60 ia - ~ g. ;'S
u pnisht Also 70 RidgewoOd, 8 80 a. n. 20 N
rs$SS;y 5ns csmS q e. = q ps1t 90 a. 3d. 90
70 " s Sags g. M 10 30 a. r. 20 m
sOsn e m, IS suSdS Sy az - = &c. Sp s
Midfeown and Port Jervs-4 AS, Z 70. o. 10 20 m,
s;$o. 80 .aS 80, p m Sundays aA'' $780, ..
Express trains from the West arrive in New.York al
7:oS, II so ,y m sgd 10 20 p. m. r.rvEr
Gen'i Supt General Passenger Agea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from chambersst Station week days
81 s s'cs 90 ana 20 70 ss
midnight, Sundays Z 90. $50 a. m, and D. m
Tor Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and Tsllmans wsss
o. and y. ~. B.. .