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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

As between Patrick Eagan and Pat
rick Ford, about whose lead the Irish vote
of the country is claimed to be concen-
tered, said vote may be set down as
pretty solid for the Republican nomi-
nees. Both of them are shouting for
the ticket, and they are as clever pair
as ever twirled a shillelah.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

Sam Wood is in Topeka explaining the
trouble out in Stevens county. Sam says
if Governor Martin fails to stand by the
right, the people of the state will be
treated to the spectacle of war of no
mean dimensions. We suppose 'by the
right" Sam means his side.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

''When in Rome one should do as
Rome does" As the wisdom of this saw
ing has never been questioned we fail to
see why the principle should not apply
to Mexico, and yet we hasten to disclaim
any intention OF rejecting on the judg-
ment and taste with which the duke of
Wichita attired himself for his Mexican
trip. His clothes were simply elegant,
and we do not propose TO have his mod
estv prevent US from being understood.
Il ,anlfal
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

That was a happy thought of the Re-
publican club of Beatrice, Neb., in
adopting the national colors-stars and
stripes-as its campaign ensign. No
design could be so fitting or strongly
appeal to and arouse patriotic ardor
Unlike the red bandana it will signify
something more than mere personal
within.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

IF Ben Simpson wants control Of the
state executive why does he not come be-
fore the state as a gubernatoriai candi-
date: The Republicans over the state
generally would rather vote for Ben than
for any tool of his. And Ben would
make most excellent governor.-Com-
monwealth.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

The Woman's Relief Corps of Hiawatha
sent sixteen nice chair cushions to the
soldiers home at Leavenworth, for the
needy old soldier. The kind-hearted
women wanted to render the vets sit as
easy as possible. Happy thought.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

In less than a week from today the
people of the United States will know
who is to be their president for four years
from the fourth of next March, His
name will be announced by the chair
man of the convention that meets in Chi
raCo Tuesday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

The Kansas Democracy are preparing to
perform the crawfish act in great form.
According to the Abilene Gazette the
state convention at Leavenworth will be
called upon to condemn the plank in the
platform that denounces the metropoli-
tan police bill passed by the last legisla-
ture. We have been led to believe, from
their asseverations on that subject, that
the Kansas Democracy were rolling that
little matter like sweet morsel under
their tongues, and waiting with impa-
tience for the coming of the good day
when they should let themselves loose
after the fashion of the mythical Kansas
cyclone and literally clean up Republi-
canism from the face of the earth, on
account of that legislative act, and
to be assured at the last moment that the
expected in this particular is not to take
place, that even such proposition is to
be formally denounced by those who
were expected to start the breeze, is no
less surprising than gratifying. If the
Republican party of Kansas owes its de-
liverance to the esteemed Gazette, great,
indeed, is its debt of gratitude.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

Democratic papers lay great store by
the circumstance that Cleveland was
nominated at st. Louis by acclimation
and without a single vote in opposition,
an occurrence with but one precedent in
the history of the country. There is in
another fact, connected with that party
which they seem to have forgotten, and
that is that their party has never re-
elected president.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

delegate convention Of the Republicans ans o. 81
ansas Will be held in the city OF lchlta on the sh
saw 81 May 1855 at the hour OF clock NJ 1or the
SECTION OF four delegates and Tour 70
National Repubitcan convention to he held IN Cni-
csgo lime III 1888 Also for the nomination OF TWO
presidential electors. l.. ,,-,,o,rs ~,
Also q delegate convention of the Republicans 30, OF
Esnsas will be held in the city of Topeka on Ine
eth dsv OF July, 1856 at the hour Of L O'Clock M
Tor the nomination of candidates for:
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Governor.
lieutenant Governor.
Secretary OF State.
Auditor Of State.
Treasurer of State.
Attorney General
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Daleqates 70 the conventions mentioned ap0ve
sbal he elected by county conventions, duly cdlIeo
bv the several county Republican conplttees, uI
Ser such rules and regulations as NAV De oy I men
prescribed The county conventions 70 1e elu NJ ~
,nr han Nav JSSS The basis of apportionmento OF
GeIeeates to said state conventions VIII pc one
Seists and one alternate to each 4oJ votes cast Ior
TSro5tby mccarthy for auditor Of state, November,
Isss or fraction OF 2Ol or more votes Ohe dsiegge
d ono ALTERNATE each will be allowed 70 all unor-
%aniSed counties and counties organized since NOV;
) iSss Delegates are apportioned to the several
counties as follows to-wIt
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

Mrs. Belva Lockwood, in recent
speech, cried in stirring tones: 'Let us
strip for the fray" From such enrolled
glimpses as we have caught Of Belva we
suggest that she at least spread red
handana over the scene.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

Not to be outdone by the preacher
down in Georgia who preached his own
funeral, Dynamite Dave Leahy has
named his baby boy, born last week,
Grover Thurman Leahy. Poor little
innocent,
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
The mention of Gen. John C. Free

The mention of Gen. John G. Free
mont's name in connection with second
place on the Republican ticket strikes a
responsive chord in the breast of every
Republican of the old school in the land.
There is no doubt that the old Path
finder would make an acceptable second
to the best man the party can nominate.
Freemont's name is a synonym Of sue
cess
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
Inferentisl Injustice.

hInutapoIIs MeHsehatr-
When Del Valentine describes the
Mexican customs official as being clothed
with great dignity and larger revolyers
we think he inferentially docs them IN
Justice We think three Of them hal
linen brooches and all wore very large
sombTerOs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

The little ''cent per cent Of profit is
the inspiration of our English kin in their
dealing with u.s. They can't shake it off,
eveni in love affairs, the American girls
fathers bank account being CT far great
er concern to the Britton in search of a
wife on this side than her personal
charms or accomplishments, If she is
cute enough to fool HIM in this respect
she is sure to reap her reward in cruel
treatment when it is too late to make
amends or offer successful defense,
even in enforcement.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

st. Louis is open to the charge of IN
Just discrimination. The Kansas City
Star says that 'while the Democratic
national convention was in session little
was done to ornament the city and make
it attractive. Now that the National
Saengerfest is holding forth there the
city is decked out in bright array" The
Star seems not to appreciate the situa-
ton, as it doubtless would if its Demo
cratic predictions We're trifle more
pronounced. The st. Louisians did not
mean to discriminate. You see they
knew from former experience that the
Democrats would decorate the town after
their own want, and that it would be a
waste of labor for them to do SO in adj
vance.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

The voters of Kansas who are in favor Of a free
end unirammeled vote and fair count, who favor
strict enforce nent of the law: who cherish the de-
tenders OF the country and favor liberal pension
r. ali who are disabled who favor such laws VIII
nrofect home productions home manufactures, and
home labor, who favor free schools and popular
adncation and who are in favor of again placing
The government in the hands of those who saved 1t
instead OF those who sought its destruction, are cor
daily invited to participate in the primaries county
and state conventions. o>--p,
HENRY BRANDLEY. Chairman
Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

General Sheridan's condition, which a
week ago seemed hopeless, has so chang
ed and improved that strong hopes of his
recovery are entertained, based upon re-
ports given out by his physicians. The
struggle has been. indeed, desperate
one, but his strong powers of will and
physical endurance seem to have been
equal to the emergency put upon him,
strengthened and encouraged all the
while, as he has been, by the assurance
of an universal sympathy from a CRATE
full and appreciative people. The uni
versal wish is that his recovery may be
speedy and complete.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
No, Thanks; she Leads a Choir.

L'Ot lIltII3F-5i 0i4V 1IEtIls5 q NIIOiT'
Great Bend Graphic.
a woman at Horton. Kan. gave birth
to handsome quartette few days ago.
You can bet your boots that woman
Will never join an equal suffrage club.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

s{A special tells of a big rain in south
west Kansas night before last.
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NETWORK AND w-ENGLAND RAIL-

A NEw EXPRESS TRAIN FOR BOSTON.
Commencing April 20, 1883
Leaves Grand Central Depot N. y. y. H and H. r. X
New.York 10 O. H.. sundays excepted. Arn'es bos'on
PARLOR CARS.
New.E nxiand Limited. leaves New'York p NJ DAILY.
Arrives Boston ,. IN.
PARLOR CARS
sv,,nx tram for Boston NewYo llss
D. M week days Arrives Boston a m.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
For tickets and paroT aud sleegns cars
apply at Grand central Depot N II " az y; H. IL
aa.ss.i i@.9t Trafic Manager.
1877 Broadway New.York oos'"n'
VHTEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w n Y c. a II. r. CO.. lessees
leave station AZ fssws and 70 minutes
earlier from foot Of JaJ-sL. North RIVER.
Detroit an hnago. 80: IS ,. IN, 800. 'ol5p m
sSrscw,s Bunss Rsenssts Suspension Bridge Niagara
Fails 3'I5 20 IS a M, s6s0. .Slb y m
grc. s9s Ell 80 %.,.R 's as.s .Sis 1iS .ss
ali .sS = M, 400 400. 1918 N.
Crasslen'a West Point CORNWALL Newburg 'Slol TIA
.9;6s, 1918 elise m, $500 $40 200 .sis sss M
ans To no M0. r % and sSsds East 800 N.
Uamilton LJndon 1913 q IN. sVsOO 1918 y m Isrento
Essahi ssssins for BunAs. Niagara Falls Detroit
Dan, psis except SATURDAY. 0rhsr trains daily except
Sunday "a Leave Jersey city, p. r. r. station all2
NJ $40 y. m. HsboKsn. west shere stauon aiASo w.
For tickets time asss parisr seepns ear acooanodt
tlons or 10 ton oosa bT"esyn -3Ss Nasn
inEonst $50 Fuonst. Annex once 1901 " ,tultohss.
New. York ciys 3. 7s5 ga bI eadway log sc~eY ~
park Pace aud West SHORE Stations iCs' =, Wssi f2'l
6ysnderbitaye. Senersl Passenger Agent
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FoURTRACK rRLNK LINE
On aud after December uall5 WV
GHAND GENITAL STATION. -,..

GREAT FOURTRACh IhL Nm AA.'i~
On aud after December ualls .si'o
GEAND CENTRAL STATION, 1919.
Largest and Finest Passenger station IN es noted
Stopping at New Uptown Station on l5ohss. wing
Albany Troy and Syracuse also 70 "0h"eA
% so a. m, FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULED, LIN, LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet ftIcs
syrscuse Rochester Buralo Erie Cleveland and Toedo
arriving Chicago so a. m next DAY v,.rsra Fails To
ronto, Cleveland Cncnnau, Indianapolis Pachesfsp
Chicago drawing Cananda US a.
I'll 80 a. M Western New York ana N"i'"''" i~''~''
80 D. M, Albany, Troy and Uucs special Win drsw.
ing room cars TO Albany and Troy Coune'S " A''' '0'
Saratoga on Saturdays only. - "a rrov
= D. Accommodation 20 Apany a ans e. rouis rx
G p M Fast Chicago Clncinnau ant sion 9 P1iSgs r.
press lor Magma Falls Buffalo SUSPENSION oIluge' 10
ionto, Cleveland Cincinnati Ind ana dining cara
edo Detroit and Chicago. With seeH gs EsSrss dsiy
Sleeping ears to PiattsbuTg and Menss and csn,p
Point and via St AbanA also 10 Syracuse quo Osnan-
dsigua. daily except Sunday SUNDAY uS"' u''' "'' run
Q D. m Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. m,
Burslo S5 a. m ami Cleveland ;26 N nsss esS IN,
I'll 80 M Fast Night ESpe sss,bS Cincinnati Tn In
disbspois St. Louis Detroit add Ches Mic s
cars Sleeping 70 Watertown Hs :,i T"J CA
cept Saturday also 20 Canandalsua on ~ I,h.rv
70 night Albany Express With aeephHs,S ~ hyvsny
and Troy Connects with the morning trains ioI tne West
for Saratoga, Lake George and for the H'i ''' %"
ckets ana spaee in da wing and sleeping cars on
sale a. Grand Central station 413 dso ~!
issthst sscn New York sSs wshing,Ssn and $50
Fulton Sta, Brooklyn. and 20 sthst, WlnamsDuas: So,
Westeott's Express calls for and checks baggage from
run daily others daily except sunday istGp g. issth
s' A. To e !fs up passengers HENRY ri NoNE
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Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

4 VEN IRAL RAlLROAD VI NEW -JEhSE1.
OFooT OF LIBERTY STREET., NORTH RIVER
Tllnc Tall o. Apr, o, 1883
Re ute" at 80, o. IL a. 80. g. T. 80 80 -
Trains ds1iHs at ." T. 80 n g. l. 80 80
- p have connection fyr Read ng HainsbuIs Potts
Vile, etc. a. Tor Easton Bethlehem, Allentown
Nauch Chunk, Reading. Ha.gsl UTs ETC. On Sunday for
Esston.
- and 80 NJ foi Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem
$3.50 70 ni Fleming or Irgl Bridge B,auch Easton
Bethlehem, AlsntOwu Msuch Chunk Wlkssbarre. Scran.
SaaburT. Lewlsburg WIIsnsport
1 p for Bennington Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown
Manah Chunk Realilz Harrisburg. etc
5:i5 ,. M for Easton. Beth chem Allentown. Mnuch
Chunk wlkesbsr:e Scranton, Tamaqua, shsmokin:
Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading Harrisburg etc
100 aud 3 go m for sorsrvfe ana F1smlrgton
6:l5 D. for Fsston Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk etc. On Sundays 81 80 D.
400, 8 I5, IL 10 m. 90 :00 80, 10 D m. ;
Sundays 0c 100 a. m. for Red Barn.. Lcrg Branch
tAshury Park Ocean Grove except Suodays Point Pleas
ant.
4, sI5 m. 100, 4 30 p. n. for LAKEWOOD. Toms
River Parlor Cars AZ 90 and 80 D. m.
4 ] o. M. for ATLANTIC CITY Vineland,
Bri1geton Tafloi Cars st D. IN.
100 90. S is II IS II az AZ m. I ca A. 30.
$50. 6:l5 m. Sundays 90 A. m. for path hmhoy.
4, sl5 y rs O. m. 4 30 p m. Tor Monmouth Beach.
Seabright V'r'lnNd Reach
NEW-JE2SEN SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier g. North Ryer 90 D. m. for Atlantic High.
lands Highland Beach, Seabright, Lcng Branch, &c.
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Railronos.

SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport and the East Express leaves Grand Cen;
tral Station az 8 a. m and .. Limited Express ana
= new Fxuress train az D. m except Sunday. Fast Ex-
press at II N daily. Palace Parlorcars or Sleeping
to
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NRIE RAlLWAY. Ticket Odices. 4O1. 317

LRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Ollces, 4O1, 3l7
Il III and 957 Broadway 1887 BowerT. ls7 West-st
Battery Place Chambers street and 23t street ferries
Nsw.York Ssl and 333 Fulion-'t Br9oklyn LOT Broad
way Williamsburg corner Newark and hudson SIS, Hobo
ken; SO MsntgemerY.st and NeW.SAtioG. jersey CITY
where Tickets and sleeping Car reservations and
orders for checking sfer Of baggage can be
Express trains 23fst mnutes earlier than no show
FROM Oh serssL trains % ~ minntes earlier
a (Snnhays Chambersst SD 20 st 755 n. m)-Day
Express Pullman Budet bra rinx.rOsm Coaches TO Ell.
mia Hsrna,yil Dual@ Pumaa sleeping COaoh
from HOraesville 70 Cincinnati ....---,,, -,
3D. -Dslly Chicago ana 81 Lsnis Limited solid Pau
train OF Day Buffet sleeping Coaches TO Bufsls
NiaEara Falls, Cory Meaivlle. Cincinnati. Chicago ana
st Lsuis. No extra charge tor fast time ,x. s,.,.
ll3on pDaiy Chleass Express P9aan saast sIsepIns
falo jamestown YounGstoWn, Cincinnati aud chicago
Ruthsrerd aud Pss,alc-4:.1 T. 1850 1851 m; u noon
Las. $780, 440 6l0. $3.50. $50 e;l0 $50 1850 loSo
70 pasalc m, p m su5dsy% z;45, 5Ib i9Ssa M
Patsr.snItS, $50 s. 1880 mi y neos les = Sse
GSG !iso 3 4 oisd af sS pc9s sc @S'
Newark sni Paterson. ~arx-54h $3.50. & 30 5GJS
llsoH $50 400 40 02,, S:se ga ego 2cso 80 10
Bid sgood saG.ra4.S, 75o losCA vi To l.6s ,s,s
vo.d 5000 nj 4So 500 nj to ;shsrn, SiS' a.. ~
wafwick-Weer days. 4. iosoa m; 4son m an ? 90
u 20 p m. Sundays AS s15 10 80 a. u o'00'
Mddletown and Port Jerv,-4l0 1850 O. 1880 AZ s si
f cso n HsOs 3 70 70 p 80 Sua'-yA .,7,,
Express trains from tho west arrive In Ne"'f'r~ ~
iyoo a 81 81 ara 1925 p IN LIP. FARMER
G.ners Ha,axsr General Passsa4e Agent
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He STATE STEAMSHIP LINE,

i BETWEEN NEWYoRR, GLASGOW AND
WITH rupore REF TEtS Es sA AZ REDUCED RATES
TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, DUBLIN. etc. -
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Thus, Apr 20, 8 80 pm
STATE OF GEORGIA, THURSDAY. May g. noon:
Cabin passage $40 and ESQ. according 70 location o.
stateroom. Excursion tickets at reduced rates steer
age tickets TO and from AZ parts Of EnroPe at loves
rates. From pier foot Of Canal ST., North River.
AUSTIN BALDWIN go. General Agents.
onice Rrnad HaY 50 BrnadHaY. N. II
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| .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Coftlsnds and
DesOiosses as follows:
a. IN 70 Cstissulus and in,efmeiiat e POINTS
o. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmi,a Rochester. Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair 10
Wilkesbsrre.
! D. N. Tor Tunshannock and intermediate points Chair
car u Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
burg.
points. Chair car " PlttstOn
20 D. ID. Tot Copay and intermediate pointA Con-
necon 10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair Coplay.
30 D. H. fOg Geneva, Lyons. bmna, Rochester. Buf.
ialo and tho West. Pullman sleaper 20 Lyons
10 D. IL. fof Laufays and intermediate points
Trains lceying at a. IN, p m and 3 40 p; con-
meet all points MahsEoy aud Hazle9n coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. M for Maueh Chunk. HaEleton and intermediate
points
30 D. IN. for Coplay and intermediate points,
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Emlra, Rochester But
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
General Eastern once, 2S5 Broadway.
n ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trims leave from Chambersst Station week days
for Englewood Tenany Closter SpsIkh aud Nyack 30
:oO 90 0 80 and II 80 a. rs. 3 30 900 so
20 $40, 40. 90. 10 80 M ~ midnight Suntnys
100, . 80 a m. and p m. For Nonuet. Spring val
ley Monsey and Tallmans week days 100 80 a. m.
$50. 40 D. IN. Sundays go 0. m and D. m.
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6ituations hJanten-Hlales

| ~~-~N1N- -r ~y
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travel Address ]. b. 400 slxth-ave., store.
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| business Call or address "a East 4oth.se
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ployer who can Be seen. Address D., 80 Fasi 4lStst
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s 81 s . Ssase from a good %
pfeierrsd. Address W. K. q Markets. ''N~'
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driver; Thoroughly upaefstaads yesetabie garden and
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.as2 81. married se sS
win be found willing and oblsng good careful city OF
employer Cali or address co4oHMXN D.. s7S 9th.
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he @ Ss esss 81. :' %kass and
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sunas hs BUSINESS In evory respect willing oblig.
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nrstcsss reference from ast employer Address T. BOX
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- & oNer Twelve JsaIs wi,h present sinpcys Tho
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFORT.
NORFOLK, pORTSMOlth
AND THE SOUTH.

NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA & NohfoLK T. r.
Train leaves foot Of Cortland. an9 be,posses PA
az ans Ticket once Of the Penney nsis iaiifssq %
II. W. dunno SUIT II D. COOKS v. ~ = o. nc
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after APRIL % 1858,

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains e sss w va DeOf0''' and
Harrisburg, Pts6org and the West with Pullman Pslaoe
f Tos ,s sd Lmsa
w lila sIeSPt Lock Haven % Gerry ia
E6s az ons SG the 81 SSasy Tor
For 100 MI o s1S aS s %
5 9 r r Sq md so s ~ ana S Washing
S%.p f:ST S,s: I'D
i've ws:Sins e. siS issqiaS 20 o. a%a
night Sunday s:1S and 90 a. m. 80 and 8 100
For F.: 9 sps Nv S1 an %ssid 1'P gsatd R'' Sa
Bay Head % md Ssrt Is :a
$40 ana p n, On S SUNDAY sa6 a. ~ and D. IN
sna SagiS kslsssd sysTy a'yi Vi, Baltimore
Bos 20 a'y h with all .s
rr.n ss: .f91 e: P$Sn sss
s So tS "a "a 1Roa.{ p g g.
rs lg s ss s sSG isGsS 30 I g.
& q G s1' Z 81 20 p g n sasds a.
$50 I. :o5. o 20 0 :s5. 10 ;s5 D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New.YoYk Desbrosses and Cor
Stree Ferries ,s,f iSHT and 10
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sss 81 iS e II s sSS r.
Trains leaving New.Y9rk daily sIcep. Sunday: at g.
D. IN. on Sundays, connect 81 Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broad Street station Philadelphia,
slo, II and II - a. m Limited Express so with Din
Sc e:35 10, s 10 and go y. 10 On Sunday,
IL :01 20, :05, 40, S5 80 40 a. m. II 40,
80 a 80 Limited, .2S, :95, :12 and 12 m.
Leave Philadelphia, VIA Camden 900 m and 80 D m.
Ticket offces $40. 1876 and 944 Broadway. l. Aston
House Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cort
landt sta Court-st and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
OF Fulton.st. Brooklyn Station, Jersey City, Immigrant
The NswYorS transfer Company win call for and
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General Manager General Poss'r Agent