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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-10
GIoueeste County Prohibition Con-
yeuri0n,

The Gloucester County Prohibition Con
vention will be held in the Temperance
Parlor's, Green's Block, Woodbury., OF
Thursday, 10th inst. at $50 o'clock A. NJ
All temperance men, regardless of formel
political affiliations, who believe that ''tht
first concern of all good government is tn,
morality and sobriety of the people" and
that the Prohibition of the liquor traffic by
both state and national constitutions
amendment is the goal to be sought after,
and that it can only be secured by a party
whose first and last concern is the protee
ton of the home against the saloon, are
earnestly invited to participate.
THOMAS ANNADowN, Chm'n.
ID. w. G~ARRIGUEs, Sec'y.
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August MeteOrs.

The August nights from the 9th to the
18th will be cnlivenod by the display of
meteors which are sure to descend through
the atmosphere in greater or less numbers.
The meteors, as is well known, come from
the great meteor zone whose perihelion is
on the earth's orbit, and whose aphelion
extends beyond the bound of Neptune. the
most distant planet in the solar system.
The earth, about the 10th, plunges through
the zone. The meteors are set on fire by
the conclusion of the earth's atmosphere
and descend in the form of shooting stars.
The radiant point of the August meteors
is in the constellation of Perseus, and they
are therefrom called Persids. Perseus
rises on the 10th (to-night) in the north
east about 0 o'clock, and observers who
watch the sky in that direction will be re-
warded by the sight of several hundred
meteors as the hours of the night pass on.
Many of them will be brilliant and as large
as stars of the first magnitude, and many
of them will leave trails of luminous va
por lasting several seconds.
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1icd.

KIRBY-At SwedesboTo, July 25lh, Mary,
infant daughter OF George and Emma Kirby.
H0WEY-In Woodbury., July 27th, Eliza
beth HoYey, in her s0th year.
JOSES-At Miekleton. August Sd. Frank C.,
son of Hiram ana Anna II. Jones, aged "A
years.
SHOEMAKEE-At Mullica Bill. on August
Sd, William Shoemaker, in the nth year OF his
age.
sHINN-At woodstown. August 5th. Enc
line W. Shinn, aged - years.
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QWamdmakerrs
Closed Saturdays at I P. M.

When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamakers
IS a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the big
gest store in the world. There
are reading and sitting and re-
firing rooms for you telephone,
telegraph, and mail facilities.
Your parcels will be cared for
without charge. We try to
make you welcome whether you
care to buy or not.
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FR1ENps-Serviees on First and Fifth DAYS at
1890 a. NJ. Monthly meeting first Tuesday
after last Monday in the month. Sunday
school meets ut 800 o'clock every Sunday
morning.
METHODIST EPIseoPAL-Rev. +. II. Durell.
services at 1000 A. NJ. and 1870 +. NJ. Prayer
Meeting Wednesday at I. 80 p. NJ.
Sunday School at 200 p. NJ, superintendent,
George w. Boone.
BA~PrIsT-l3ev w. +. Cornwell.
Services at 1000 A. NJ. and 7.30 p, NJ. PRAYER
meeting Thursday at 80 p. NJ.
Sunday school at 200 z. M, Joseph Broadway
Superintendent.
INSTRUMENTATION. b. p. johnson.
Services ut 1000 A.. NJ. and 7.30 p. NJ. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at T3O p. T..
sunday School at ll.45 A. NJ. j.. Il. Jaquette,
superintendent.
GATHoLIC-liev. Father Tracey.
Beginning sunday, January 9th, services at
ii o'clock, a. NJ, and every other Sunday at Q
O'Clock, n. NJ.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES July 18th, al
No. 1874 Spring Garden Street. Philadelphia,
by Rev. Sanuel Laird, Mr.. Martin L.. spence,
OF swedesboro, and Miss sarah Nodeshiser, OF
Philadelphia.
KERSEY-C0RNELL-On August 9Th. in
Glassboro, by Rev. John ;. Heisler, Charles
w. kersey, OF Marydell, Md. 10 Miss Hannah
G. Cornell, of Glassboro.
BELL-EMERSON-At AIloway, August ,.
ISIS. by Rev. Alfred Wagg, Frank :. Bel, OF
Alloway, TO Miss Sailie h.. Emerson, Of Quin-
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Notice of Election.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an election
~ will he held in the County of Salem, in
the state of New Jersey. at the usual places of
holding elections in said County, oIa Tues.
day. the fourth day OF September. one
thousand eight and eighty.
eight, to determine whether or not any aieo-
hol1c, spiFituous, vinous. malt, brewed or in
toxieating liquors shall be sold within the
limits OF said County said election to be held
under the provisions of an act of the LegisIa-
ture of said State, entitled A act to regulate
the sale of Intoxicating and brewed LIQUORS, -
passed March 7th, Isss.
ALFRED REED, Judge.
August 10th, Isss.-4t
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FARE FOR ROUND TVP, SIPS
We have SIX umbrellas-called six and

We have silk umbrellas-called silk and
generally sold as such; the warp ouly is
silk and the filling cotton, 20 inch for e,
% inch s2.25. Eight ribbed paragon
frames, mounted on the end Of handles
with heavy l4-carat gold knobs. As il is
the fashion now for every one TO carry .
silk rain umbrella, we commend these as
being of exceptional good value for the
money!. b. Humphreys q Co.
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ne, was struck by lig
ON Wednesday c
ng and contents, viii
raj tons of hay, some
ere consumed. Mr..
were on Bruna's ex.
Y reached home foun,
There was nc insurs
contents, and the lo
tut $500.
Humphreys is at
= --
PersOnaI.

Miss Belle Humphreys is at Asbury
Park.
Miss Mamie Curry is visiting relatives il
Baltimore.
Joseph G. Stretch and wife spent Sun.
day at Cape May.
Miss Achsah Grier is visiting the Misses
| Avis, of Deerfield.
Jacob Hickman and wife are on a visit
to friends in Bridgeton and Fairton.
Miss Annie Armstrong, of Camden, is
spending a few days in Woodstown.
Messrs. George and John Boone spent a
few days in Atlantic City this week.
Miss Nellie Hackett and Miss Coombs, oil
Salem, paid Elmer a visit this week.
Miss Sadie leopard, of Westville, is
visiting her brother, w. Harry Smith.
Miss Julia d. Pancoast, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. VIM. u. Fit.
craft.
N. d. Avis, principal of our public
schools, is spending part of his vacation in
Quinton.
Mrs. Joshua While and daughter, Miss
Estella, are sojourning in Maryland for
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Macalti oner,
of Philadelphia, are visiting relatives il
Woodstown.
The Misses Nellie and Lizzie Smith OF
F~airton, are visiting their cousin, John
III. Smith, the butcher.
Mrs. Sarah Bacon and Miss Lydia Coles,
of our borough, have been spending a
week at Pitman Grove.
DIR. Pancoast, of Camden, has fitted up
his property in Mullica Hill, and will make
it his summer home hereafter.
Lewis w. Albright, New Jersey editor
of the Public Ledger, started on his annual
two weeks vacation last Monday.
Among the visitors at Atlantic City on
Sunday were noticed Miss Emma Crispin,
J. w. While, Jos. Ballinger and others
from Woodstown.
George Boone, of the Cumberland Glass
Works store, Bridgeton, is off o vacation
of a couple of weeks. A portion of it will
be spent at Woodstown.
Allen Flitcraft and wife. OF colchester, Pa,
are at Mt. Tacoma, Washington Territory.
They will visit Yellowstone Park before
returning East in September.
Misses Lettie and Anna Lippincott re-
turned to their home in Glassboro on We'd
nesday after a two weeks visit in Woods
town, the guests of Mrs. Charming Howey.
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WANAMAKERS |
Il I4Acres
i %FtooRsHAcE i
i PHILADELPHIA
THIRyEEWTHG

You know that there is no
worthy hot weather (or any
weather. thing for wear or home
use but we have it. If you can't
come to the store, write for
whatever you want, samples or
goods. Shopping by mail has
come to be simple and certain.
A few scratches of pen, and all
the facilities of the store are
yours.
IoHN WANAMAKFR
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The fourth game Of the series between
the Salem and Woodstown clubs was
played at Salem yesterday and won by the
Salem club, by a score Of 4 to 2. Our club
lost the game by a costly error, which gave
Salem three runs, and notwithstanding the
work of the Athletic battery, comprising
the great left-handed twirler, Blair, and
linn, outplayed the Salem club in every
particular. We have only space to give
the score which is as follows:
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YTfHE Prohibition voters OF Piiesgrove Town
l. hip are requested to meet at the resi-
dence OF Joseph Macaitioner on Monday even
ing. 18th inst, ats O'Clock, to eject delegates
TO the Congressional Convention to be held at
Woodbury. on the 10th inst.
JOSEPH s. TAYLOR, Chairman.
Woodstown, NJ Aug. 9, 1855.
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Ofiee hours, 600 a. NJ. to 500 p. NJ.
ONCE hours for money order business, 700
a. NJ. to 100 p. NJ.
MAILs-Close at 6.45 and SOB A. NJ, 1888 and
LIB p. NJ. Arrive at 9.39 A. NJ, 500 and 90 p. NJ.
SALEM MAILs-Close at 9.l9 A. NJ. and 40 p. N.
Arrive at 1888 and 4.l5 p. NJ.
SHARPTowN M~AILs-Close at 80 a. NJ. Arrive
mt 7.30 a. NJ.
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Earned runs-Woodstown /; two-base hits
linn, Finn, Hutchins.H Holman and Bachman:
bases on balls-Vickery |, Blair /: struck out
Nickery 6, Blair .: time of game, / hour and 10
minutes: umpire, Geo. Madden.
The time and place of the next game
will be decided next week.
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The following are the signers of the
petition for license for Samuel French
to keep u tavern in WoodStown, at the
May term of court, 1855:
iENHALT HICKMAN, THos. II. PARKER,
WILLIAM AUSTIN, ID. Il. WADDINGToN,
VIM. ROBINS, ICHARD G~osLING,
lJoHN $. JOHNSON, +. Z. WALLACE,
GEO. w. BARTON, JOHN X. DEACON,
tJoHN 7. HUGHES, G.. NJ. MILLER,
III. w. AUSTIN, Nj. NJ. HICKMAN.
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1irectoru.
" EST JERSEY RAILROAD.

Trains going north.-7.07 and SIG A. NJ, 12.43
aud log p. NJ. Sundays, 7.07 A. NJ, and 5.ll p. NJ.
Trains going south.-9.29A NJ, 2.47, 4.4S and
700 p. NJ. Sundays, 1856 A. NJ. and 739 p. NJ.
Trains leave Philadelphia.-S.0 a. NJ, 80, $40
and 80 p. NJ. Sundays, S.15 a. NJ. and 81 0 P. NJ.
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AAitltutl avs
Permits granted for the use of books at
cents per week, ON application to any of tn
trustees.
r. S. Eoaa. Sccretnrv
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l


Messrs. Griseom, Fox aud Baker were
appointed a committee to view a causeway
bridge in L. A. Creek, which is in need Of
repairs.
On motion, adjourned to meet the second
Wednesday in September.
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PILESGROVE LIBRARY AND READIN Room.
OPEN SATURDAYS FROM 800 TO 800 p. NJ.
Second story Itiley's Building.
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Incidentals, including salaries
and improvements, 1911 70
Schools, ~, los "a
Inquests, 800 90
Pfinting, 100 %
jail, 1000 90
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Delegate Meeting.

IoHN WANAMAKER
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caw Schools.


UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
u LAW SCHOOL
JOHN HALL. ID. D.. LII D., Chancellor
HENRY NJ MACCRACKEN, d d.. LID. ViceChan-
celor.
Tho rh,reth Session begins September 20. 1888. and
ends Juno l. 1889.
thorough preparation for the examinations required
for admission 10 tho Bar
competent Knowledge OF SUBSTANTIVE law ana OF plead
ing evidence and practice.
OF annual sessions and thorough written.
~ well as oral examinations required for degree.
An allowance o' than year Is made for pre-
vfous study elsewhere.
Provision has been made for limited number Of 8 hol
ersps Of sl00 each TO be awarded at the END OF tho
Junior year.
The schedule Of special class lectures for 1sS8S9 as
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. IL D., Admiralty and
Maritime Law. Jurisdiction and Practice
AUSTIN ABBOTT Lip. Preparation for Trial
CHARLES r MACLEAN, J.U. d.. Criminal Law.
CEPHAS BkAIEERD ESQ.,. Intcrnat ational Law
"A. T. REDF1ELD. ESQ. Restraints Oh Testamentary
Alienation.
MELVILLE EGLEsTON. Esq. Law Of Carriers Tele
graph and Telephone
Hon MYER 5. iSAACs. Examination Of Titles to Real
Estate.
For catalogues. &c. apply 70 PROF ]. =. RUSSELL,
Potter Bu ldng 3S Park-row, New-York
ID. r. JAQCES Secretary OF Law Faculty.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Tine Table VI July 1, leoo.
SHORTEST AMP QIHKEnT ROUTE FOR

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST KOUTC FOR
PHILADELPHIA
4 p m A. suNDASs at 5 ~ 80 u p S0 D. ~
IL p M have connection for Reading, Harrisburg Pot,:
VILE ete a. NJ Tor Ia,o, Bsthlehem Allentown.
40 a. Lake jIopstcong. Easton. Bethlehem and
200 .or tlemlngton. Easton. Bethlehem Allen
5 80 a. m for Remington, Lake Hopstcong Eason.
Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk, VIZ kesbare Seran.
ton. Reading, Harrsburg Potisv,c. 1smaqua shauokn.
Sunbury. LewIsLurg, Willamspof,
l D. IN. for Pennington. Ea-oa Bethlehem Allentown.
3 AS D. m for Ea,'on Bcthienen. Allentown. MaucA
Chunk, whkeso.rse, scranton Tsna9na; sbanok5n
o9 and 80 for S.isrss scs9 a1d Iening'sn
Chunk Heading Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays at 20
"a i5 D. I snndays 90 T. t 90 o. D. - m ' y:
Red Bank, Eons Braacn lAsbury Park Ocean G:eye *
L. s:,5 q. m. 80: 80 p. m for FarmIngdale. LAKE.
"a m, 80 p m for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
60 600 SIP 3:so' 10 30 I;L II is n. 30 $50
LOT fer'n N'nv"s SANDY HOOK EouTE,
e" "o FROM. PiER. ), u: r
For Highland Beach Seabright Monmouth Beach AMI
s4 S' 30 80 iV M W suSdaS. 80 II 90 % NJ ~.
f01 ii rlssian :oS m: o5 80 D. ~" wv
For lakewood Toms River and Barnesa. 30 90 n.
ISL S. ae 81 ;:a
70 Tsnsfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
70, EnsIewooG, y Tensay costsr 5S:ssS, :sS "s s
:3o. Z .co, go 1890 and II ~ .. as, III
midnight Sundays 200. % 80 M 30 l. 70 \ n
p. For Manuel. Spring Valley, Monsey and Tsin.s
kill and way. 40 a. m. 30 D. m. '~
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Jersey City,
HAsBnoUCK INSTITUTE.

II AsBnOUCK INSTITUTE,
III 1OJ Grand St., Jersey City.
Thirty third year begins September seventeenth The
largest and the thorough private day schools
IN the vicinity Of New York. Students prepared for all
the leading colleges scientific schools and for business
pursuits Separate department for girls and young Indies
kndcrgarcn and classes for boys and girls
from 10 IL FRENCH German, drs wing and vocal
music taught the regular course without eNs charge
Situated within four minutes walk OF Pemnsylvsnis
Jersey ralroads
Catalogues containing full information sent on sppes
u0n SMmaAhkhEs MahshE = 9; - ssTTlMETs. Tn DIRECTORY.
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Gcachers.

-BEST TEACHERS supplied. charge. TEACH.
"a Frs registered for 30 cents for vacancies
always hand form for starD. X. l.. AVERY Amerl-
School Bureau. West l4ihst, N. "
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutor, GoverncsseA
&c. 10 Colleges. Schools ani Families Apply to
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNGFULTON. % Union Square.
w ANTED Position In boarding or day school BY
w pcrienced lady teacher. Address T. A. g.. Lock
Box Il5, Railway, N. j.
w ANTED-A Harvard graduate as private tutor in
w the city. from Sept g. for about TWO wocka Al.
drts h. NJ, Tribune Branch ONCE $50 Broadway
w familiar with modern methods and advance work. for
suburban ladies' school. Addrrss with references.
w OMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (for
w both seAes) supplies professors teachers govern
esses. musicians housekeepers companions &C., col
cgsa schools and families also bookkcepcrA stenogrs
piers and copyists 70 business nrma
Ma 4. y. CULVER e20 SthsyA. HoH.Yoyt caSy.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIv E.ls isAlLHOAD.
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
On and after July IA, trans leave


q Gh1s6 .as s'isf SSTSAt SilS Il sfxfSS If;ss
It's m. Rochester Express dla@lngroon eAIs to
m, sarsiSsa Lsas George. and Montreal Special
i1' S..siss .-' ','
Creek sclroon Laes, Blue Mountain Lake. &c. Drawing
sr:S 0c - 2 mi FAS%Sgs yEsTIByLED CHICAGO AID
e. fSa9 ~ d Ssl. @
Al 81 %; NIAGARA FALL. To-
fSno csSe1n ;n Ds1 xd, ad
CRAVING room cars " .AnandasuA' RoehesIe and Heh'
III 80 m, Western Ncw;York aad Northern Express
Si %dan &g baSs ry aad s'
srryns 81 Sas;Usa sasoSa I ma @ s no D. nj Da raw
ing room aid buitI SineNing.car- only:
70 Albany, Ircy ana saratoga Runs Though
nsS,. I is Sor;S s and a'sineiisi'
10 ~, Iast. .tttasS Cincinnati and St. Louis Es.
Indianapolis St LOUIS Detroit and Chicago with seeP
10 ,. D. ioT Clayton daily, Including Sunday. ior
cars ylsyton aid PAU sAlth's Ma Cuea aud r. W.
g. 80 p M. Montreal and Canandasua Express daily
and Via St ASah. also 5ita%a @ VIA s. ibs cana
ca AaSas Ssday i1S ,fs ic' ts"s %
M H. Loon is HaSs11. @ - ss" aai s S sAi 81
via rqtt,Cp a1d chaieaueay keai 49, a.S 70 a ia'
81. Via saistSas AiFosi; RaIIIoa siccpins
p i, Special sl,epcr. arrives Rochester 40
nu. 80 NJ ias; ~ sh sS EApra.; Rchnea Spring.
EnaSns EESs @aG Naeaa i r;Sng and sSeSasa
sdHs,s MIA Sssp%s Sleeping to csHaHdasuA
Aa,roDaash Mountain Special for saratss.
PA TsS Rs""ss
81
iSs:h:sL Station, New:io!k; $as Washington and 10
We.cctss Expiess calls for and checks Oassass from
. a,y sssr % daily except sunasy Stop sA
.Ss nSFS MSE Agent
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
isaye y s,Ss GS ns'ssss !: ;ssv. and 20
n1Ss so s's' ans chsac6 f1SR foot q Jay @ ! S9sh ESs
s.. Louis ;SS;So fss;is :: s.s 0.0V' 80 a.,S.
Sf's e H:'s,i y. 5 s$;?'SiS Sas' M
ss 81 4 sS w., nj rS0, 90 SSrosa in ss
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oA Saratoss @ spScais "a, IL 80 M tn sAs D. mL Draw.
ing room ,r :hHpsS f g to sarn%s @
well $$Ssss via Ir,' @
kGSs% K.,s SG aa s 4aaa @ 8 so 81 an and fs
ps Esa q CC sa a i s s R 5.a p5s"Hs Ss
hG os ksncK a%a MSun@ ouse a on H oo a.
III 3 40 p.
Paenviiie. CAIRO AID Mountain House station, S:lA
T1j 90 (a) II 30 i ami - iJ \. m. Drawing
Room Cars Ca,salI la II 80 . and - AS N
Daily. fDa!y except saturday. Other, trains daay
except sunday. "a leave Jersey City L. H. L. St%
ton a) IL 20 (s 40 p. Iiobokcn. wes. Shore
Station la) ii 80 a. M, ~ ) 40 y.
FOR tickets, TINE tables. niilf secprccar Accom-.
moIatio., OF infouaon Apply at oaccs Brookiyn,SSS
Washngton-s $50 Fulonst o!icc foot ~ Fui.
tonst New YORK City-So3 $50. 9i2 Broadway. l53 ls
Bo~cry, II iarh place and West stations. Zoo. u
West 42d.st. foot OF Jay.st.. y. H.
Westcor> Express calls for ana checks ba;soSc frVm
hotels ard residences e. h. LAMBERT.
5 Vandertiit-lyc General Passenger Agent
n EW-lORk, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. Trains leave from ferries West ~
aud Jay stS follows: MA
Nest i2ist : 80 A. m. Jay-sL. rs =. m. for MO
dlctown, ta!sburg. Monticello. llbriiy, Wa ton Ias
NJ Lii La 1 .On,
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices. 4o1 A.,

H. RE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 4O1. ai1
7ii AMI s57 Btosdway iSs i2 Il, Bo.s.y le7 Wsst:
.nd sss sd pre- ds
and New Station, Jersey City. sheis TicEewV IA
Tor Checking aud lrasfer o baggage can Be- ots.do
press trains leave 2s mnu!es eaIlier than tims sho1.
Bus fslmsn sesDiSs Coaches MoIasI.sySs,:.h as sSs,:h;:
10 70 Ri TssS days DeIaws5s VALLEY Expe psn
M Sa Tain q Sihas,s. a.;s .,s sSd s. sS
st. Louis charge for fast time s''''"n'a 'na
fslo Cincinnati and Chicago o't
! Ss'S:I|S,S SssS i ~ T. - sss
s ?,s i ,ss ss sas e Ss'f:'ss s:sa ~ s
ssS 80 sas s's "a ~ 81 p iSso "a
!? aS aGSss suaaaSs So s. iS iS 80 g 20 n
5sS sio, M .is night sundays Z N: m ssss
n$sssssa s. ssfs!s ! g. IL q g. 49,;
s.sss?.; III ssiss.I g. ssn, 80 ~ ,'
w.;Wsi%ees sS " sSSSa.ys Say. Is 10 30 * g.
cosSe%4 sSaa.z :45 S0g 80 o. 10 80 $780, 30 sn
Middletown and Port Jews AS 80 .. 10 80
$50 39; 2, ~ D. III sundays 4HS $50. q
f.pGss trains HS from @ the Yves. arrive in N.wYo,.
7'0$s; y J. ;s2 SthFH9. 4 f1H s"d '0;20 FARMER
Gcn'l Sup't General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

TO NEW HAVEN, 76c.
L EXCURSION tgood dAys) o1 2G
SteamcrsC {. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck sllp. Pier - f. X, y. and IL y. M (Sundays
II M connecting AZ New Haven with specia trains
for MERlDtN HARTFORD SPRINGFlELD HUl~
YOKE &c Through tckcts sold and baggage checked at
04% broadway. NewYork. and Court st. Brooklyn
SHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston Newport and the East E.prcsa leaves Grand
hill. NAr,Sanss.. Pier Newport and frovidence and
dence and boston II 80 p m Night Express 70, New
porA Proyidenee, Bostonday. Palace fsrlos Cars or
Sleeping Care 70 dostAAceA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
TNRAINS FOR BOSTON

rNRAINS FOR BOSTON
Ncw.York and Now. England
New,York, New.HaNen and Hartford kSs"nn NJ
Leave NEW YORK l0A NJ, "a NJ u h;'v N
,,,, IARLoR yAEs ON @ pa; AZ THA!NTS' TT,GMT rRAINs
g :OO D. M Daily. including SundayA
Other Train. daily Except cs s secured u uahs
- ~ IVY SSos6Wsy aud Gsond CsnHal DspoA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
n EW-loRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

n I. " IVINN, Wv -HNIV N-NU W 70 In,
EAliwAi Trains leave from ferries A. West a.
Nest All. st. : 30 A. H. Jay-sL. : 30 .. m. for MO
dlctown fa!lsburg. Monticello. ilbeiiy Wa ton I.as
Norwich l uca Rome. pneii@ luton os"eso. BuuA"
Detroit Chicago - o.. wall.
West 4oist.. 10 a. JAW ST.. 30 a. m. Tor VAL w
Kill Valley stations Lakes NJ, hohh Mih.cmS'S" "'N
dietown El,n.nie falsouts' Ln.tH' "nt, lac IN for
Waikiki Valley stations Lake, Mohonk. MlnnesassA
HloomingbuFr, f-lcnNtie MI Da.... Noa~
cello Fals6urg Liberty. White Lake. RocAianix . "a,
West <.d St. % Jay II. Il: 10 D. M cNJ A..
Midiletown, FallsbuIg Liberty walton Norwieh ue'a~
Oswcgo Suspension Bridge Detroit, Chicago. ST. iouA,
Buffet Slccpcrs TO Niagara Falls Reclining Caair -
"' saturday half holiday. West 4ods;, rs m JG
st. 90 j. M for Campbell Hal Mdde,@Smm town. HyS WSi,s
Ing eburg Elienyic. Falsburg MoLtlceio LiperV' ""'
Lake. Living ston Manor. Walton DehL ...,ved %
Pullman Drawing Room seats and befths W. an
so7 n."St~sy rimc ts,ies Il, kcts &c.. 81 :0., o..
81, 1898 broadway. 73: 0,hae. iSA East i-o'h'''
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New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

TSUINI y IfIIT.TIIFn
~ NYACk kON-THFUCDSON. N.
Preparatory fo- Macs College for Ladies' Special trao
In. for backward pupils Year Sept II Catalogue
Of W IT, BhNNISTER, A. NJ, Principal.
Conn -MAPTEWOOD INSTITUTE. for both sexes
corlv,lr. Penn Preparatory. business Ens
FISH Gratu,ing Scientific and College preparatory course
special 10 ht:lc boys. Highly recommended j.
SIiOErLIDG DGE Yals) A. NJ. Principal