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OVER THE RANGE.
DEER LODGE, November 7, 1883.

DEER LODGE, November 7, 1883.
The four children OF Vim. Wilson, who
have been i'll with scarlet fcver, are re-
covering.
Does "Duo' mean that he is really two
persons, or does he mean the musical
Specification of the word, viz: duet
Messrs. Eallem and McSpaaden left
here last week for three weeks trip
to Chicago, Ill, and other eastern places.
Col. Hawkips, who is isregistered t the
CITY hotel. gave lecture at Court House
hail, Wednesday evening, on "Fngland
and America" to a small audience.
The Scott and Wills COMPANY gave an
entertainment at +ottonMood hall On
Friday evening last and another on
Monday evening OF This week to good
houses.
Visitors from out OF town: Mr.. and
Mrs. Brent and = iss Stella of Pioneer,
John Perriman and William Wallace of
New hicago, Captain ". u. Annis and
Ed. Mills from the Champion mines.
The new four story brick building on
the college grounds is completed. 1t
will be used for a boys dormitory. a
music room and other purposes. 1t adds
greatly to the appearance of the college
campus.
The body of Thos. L. Napton, who
died at Butte, November 2, was brought
to Deer Lodge for interment on Wetines'-
dav OF this week. His two chlldred who
are attending school in Washington, u.
c., have been sent for.
Will Mrs. DR.. NJ. J. Solander let
friends in Deer Lodge know her where
abou 8? Letters zone containing mon
ey order) have been sent her from parties
here to Missoula where she told them to
direct, and no response has been receiv'
ed from them.
Forty pounds of merchandise recently
arrived at Deer Ledge on which tine
freight charges were three dollars
Where 10 the interstate commerce law,
or is it not applicable to the territories:
charges increase at fearful rate from
St. Paul west.
An ordinance governing the care o.
teams would not be undesirable. I've
teams ran away last week. the horses no
being tied. One belonging to Jobl
Burch collided with the hydrsnt at til
corner of Main and Second streets. caus
ing the owner of the team SIS damages
Dave Irvine's team just escaped striking
the same hydrant while it was being re
paired.
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ROCK CREEK DISTRICT.

This is a mining district about sixteen
miles from Ph;iipsbuTg. which, outside Of
a few cases, is practically unprospec,ed.
The exceptions are certainly few, but the
result seems to have been aatterin: to
the few who have had the hardihood and
confidence to explore and prospect that
rugged and rich mineral country. The
district lays between Rock and Willow
creeks, and is about as rugged and min
viting a country as a person woald be
likely to see anywhere. The lodges are
quite rich and very extensive and gre
juet beginning to attract some attention.
Among those who may be mentioned as
having claims there are Thomas Godfrey
Thomas Roberts, M. L. Burke and a
number Of others. We intend at some
futuro time to give al extended write-up
of this district.
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COUNTY CULLINGS.

The Uniform Rank, Knights OF
Pythias, viii give ball at Deer Lodge
Thanksgiving night.
s. e. Larabie will build a handsome
two-and-one-hals story house at Deer
Lodge to cost about $lS,OUO.
Mrs. B. F. Richards. mother o. Mrs.
John Farley, of Yamhiil, died l. Nevada
Valley. Monday OF last week, OF heart
disease, aged 63 years and two months.
Her body was sent East for interment.-
Northwest,
The recent term of court was the last
in " i,icn .. NJ. Durfee will otficiate as
County Attorney. He has made faith
full end eii;cien! eisicer. and deserves the
plaudit of well dono, good and faithful
servant" ."--No1thwest.
The. election is over says the North
west. Candidates viii! cease to be bat
tered about like q tin can in a back
alley: the nbiauituo,is candidates Will &C
home to have their first good sleep fol
weeks. or break for the woods; the glda!
torch and exuberant nambeau will be
stored in the wood shed; the brass bands
will have rest on ''Marching Through
Georgia. the orators will cease to bull
the lemon market; Tom, Dick ane
Harry will no more feel the soft pressure
OF the candidates hand or taste the ar
dent flavor Of campaign fluids, but til,
| worn out telegraph operators and win
ming daily newspaper men will tavo tx
be on duty few days more with returns
rooeters and ratiications, and the1
finally the great American people vii
subside into their normal condition. la:
in t:rewood and Thanksgiving turkeys
and sail into their preachers, schoo
teachers and editors for the next tw'
years.
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MONTANA NEWS.

Helena's motor line Is now working
successfully.
A new freight depot is to be built at
Great Falls soon.
Lewistown has brass band composed
of nine young ladies.
The district court at Deer Lodge ad
journed last week.
The Fort Benton Weekly Press has
entered upon its ninth year.
Mrs. Jennie A. Dewing has been ap
pointed rostnistress ut the Mammoth
Hot Springs, Mrs. A. Barronette having
resigned.
County Surveyor Chas Mcintyre, Of
Chcteau county, has in his hands the
bids fer the construction OF tho two
Teton bridges.
Patric% Murphy, a well known resident
of Butte, is one Of iouT equal partners
who IN Sa Lake recently sold seven
conper mines in Arizona for $2UO,0O;'
cash.
On a wager of $40 the other night a
Young man at lies i'y kicked ten feet
and ten inches e;:::ily, and claimed % De
able to raise the box a good twelve
lnCll6S O.HueT.
A party of railroad surveyors. suppos-
ed to be working III tie interest 3f the
Union Pacific, are running lines IN the
Bitter Root valley. 1t is reported that
they are working both ways froin Ross
Hole. -
At the residence Ct Father DeSiere,
last Sunday evening, we're married ISIS
Margaret Welsh and Mr.. Cornelius
O'Conner. A number of friends of the
contracting parties witnessed the core-
mony. The couple will make their home
on First street.-Northwest.
The citizens Of the town OF Judith. at
the mouth of the Judith river, now use
! coal taken from a mine on Dog Greek. a
| t tributary of the Judith, and only two
miles distant. The coal has been used
for two years and is first class article.
| Up Dog creek, seventy miles away, there
is another immense vein Of splendid coal
which has six or seven hundred feet o1
earth above it. log creek, cutting
through the hills, exposes the deposit Ii
many places.
L. ". Anderson, a mill hand at Bon
ner, met With fatal accident few days
ago. H. appears the endless chain or
which logs are hauled in from the r1vel
broke, ard while preparing to fix it
Anderson stepped or slipped In such
manner that one OF his feet Was caught
between wheel and the floor. His foo
was terribly mangled and almost severed
from the limb. He was brought dowr
to the hospital for medical treatment
but died the next day.
We were informed last evening tina
papers had been drawn conveying th'
Deerwood, Kate, Bonanza, and Pari
} !odes, from j. VI. Ellis and J. A. Bren
, of Anaconda, to three capitalists OF S:
Paul, for consideration of $15o,0o
The property is IN Granite formation
, about six miles south of Anaconda. Ou
informant stated that work would b
commenced Immediately developing tn
, mine. ';he name of the organization
: the eerw0 d Consolidated Mining en-
Milling Company.-Northwest.
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Ike Good Templars opened their doors
to the outside public On Monday evening
for the installation OF officers in their
new rooms in Kleinschmidt's hall. but
owing to tho unavoidable absence cof the
deputy Of tho grand lodge, Byron
Wood, the installation exercises were
postponed until Monday evening next, at
$3.50, when the public arc again Invited.
The evening was pleasantly passed with
music, games and conversation. UNIT
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SYDNEY CONSOLIDATED.

The Sydney follows suit with the many
other mines which have been reported
lately us making valuable discoveries
Last week new vein Was struck in this
mine which will greatly add to its value
Mr.. Gable, the'superintendent, returned
from st. Louis, Tuesday evening, anc
went out to the mine yesterday; but, a:
vet. has not returned, consequently we
are unable to say just what it amount.
to in extent.
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DORA THORNE,

While little is being said about this
property, work is going ahead with Rll
possible rapjdity. Sinking on the Little
Turf is making good progress and is inn
proving as they 90 down. They now
have seven men at work and Will put On
more as the mine is opened up.
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GRANITE MOUNTAIN.

GRANITE MOUNTAIN.
The output for the week ending No
vember :, was 36 bars Of bullion, cor
tanning $3.50 ounces silver and 22.26
ounces gold.
The small output this week was oc-
casioned by the shutdown Of Mill A for
two days during the week.
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Wm. Funk commenced work on an OK
tension of the Hatta. l:unkleberg dis
trict, this week. J. S. Hsrtwell, his fore
man. went down to take charge OF the
work. and we expect to soon hear O
another thriving mine in that section.
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Treszuror-A A.rnon :s5, Coleman 22,a; majority
l.
Reccrler-Furss 2se -Aspiiag i.,: ma;crit. is.
Assa.;so:--h ms; 522s. E..,i ih;; majority ~.
majority 70.
Administrator -Aolga IS, Evans I5i:, naiori-
ty Ioi
Coroner-Facer 2522, Iartenbcooik 81; lnaiuri-
ties 81.
Surveycr-Hanson sc. Davis 30
SchoO.s-Alies Wolfe 2ji.
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Work is again resumed on the Buck
eye, which has been closed down for the
past two months. There are now five
men at work sinking the shaft. which is
nov down i25 feet. They will crosscut
and tap the vein in few days, when We
expect to hear OF good res'lts.
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Cotoner-F.cer 252, i-art:enbcooil 2JI; lnaiurl-
ties 81
Suryeycr--Hanson $50 Davis 30.
Schoo.s-Aiss Wolfe 2N.
TOWER PRECINCT.
Delegate-C,ar.z -, Carter u; r'r.jority +.
Council-MitcI.ei y. lho.lips Is; nl;.l loritys.
Housc>-RoosecS Is, hobinsor u, aoore II,
Josyn Il.
Comlmissioner-Hyde 2s, -.forse Is; lsiori:y L.
Attorney-Iitus - Hoar.ran -.
Sneriit-M ouge y, MoAaster IL; majoritr 10.
1reasurer-kennOE %, I oleIfa ~: NJ. jorit5 5.
kecorueI-As ping II. tura! II: 1;.,Ii:y
Assessor-knis ~, Nea.l ); li.slrci.y 81.
PROBATE Judge-Ioatterton -, Emerson :6; md
A;,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2. :.ocse IS, sn;soriiy6.
,oroncr--dardtn5sooh ., f5cer II; ma
iority5 s.
ScEcOts---illss Wo;I %.
Jcs1,ce--;s;.teinan -, NcDo1cl l., Skull 3.
Cole !. hnul:; ).
C,nstsb!e--i}arIes -, Simmons Il, H;:m1non.i
IL, AIhgle /,
Ct,GIE PE4.-1I.C-
Deiegate---t alter y IaGh !; NJ. or ~ t@.
EoaseMoors ORE e., 3s, !osi,n : i: I5,as,n !.
heritf-Moore - McMaster 7; E.aor;tv l5
All returns VI 70 noon today SLOW Republican
gains. Iners o4ly { Ie.;. doubtful f,;5es
which are ca:nei by both Parties. Carter IS
VirtOr.o::S WiEner
Aes York, midnight. Latest returns indicate
Harrison plurality IE,I:U.
+ Connecticut iy democratic majority nf i5n
West Virginia sv.s rei,,b-i.;.s: ..,.so1iE, Ne"
jersey uefliCc"a:iG.
Illinois rapuDI1cGn by 500; lna:0lity.
Wisconsin republican by Za,J,..
Minnesota n,tpub..can b. -, ni..inf.tE.
Omaha: Neh. TIE state RS gone republican.
by ,: ,iEa' ,ol iiE.
Portland Ore. returns come IL slowly but
sufficient reoai.c,. to say th. HARRISON WI.
carry ihc state lat tie esi;il IS 'Eila, the re-
publican 1.Jurliy viii fie.
Carter has ; 90, majority i'll the territory.
Anaconda. Nch;Sieri rs G:lrii:it5 3e.ilG his
ticket Eere; vote not ali c,,1lleJ
Last heard from iistiia il; tlc republicans ci'n
the state by $, all majority.
ti,Sl!AEk P.EtTNCr.
Deicrata ta-t ';rtnr - lark :. MAJ i.cit. ;.
Cc,ln>iI il Mitchell - Iiis,iiiir-,. =; I,,iiority
House: Rodgers 2i Iobi1scn D. ,:cs.yn Il,
, Commissioner: Hyde 265, Morse Z; majority
Is.
Attorney: Titus IS. Bo;,rlian o. ma jority L.
Sheriff: N.:Ata-ter =. -n,;u.e Il; ga ufli. i.
Treasurer: Aenlion y Coleman 10, ;.,o..N
Recoi der: Asplirg %. t;,ras L. majority 3.
| As ssur hing, %, N..,. i, majority 81
! Probate Judge: b;.tter;cn -, :4:erson -;
majority !.
AGnnis rat.:r: Evai,- %. Lodge Is, ,a;s;arty :.
Coroner: liar, eni;rOOM -, E>->er i; la2ioi!tJ
Is.
Surveyor: Davis 3, Hans n y; lna:l-...: $.
| Schools: Miss Wolf =.
Justices: Shuii p. NcDohei =, Eate-2l',. y,
| Cole g. kncppa.
| Constable: Simmons &c, B;nes IL, Hammond
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THROUGH i'i ~.
nITT1,E AND HELENA 70 81. I'\!'i-. ~ TIE
MGNTAN. CENTRAL. & MANITOBA


EA1LNEit
Commencing November u. tha ION
;ana Central and Manltob: 4:,;'w;f@ y i'll
put on through passenger trains ta:"eon
Butte, Helena anu st. Paul tai3co
sleepin. cars. luxurious dining ";r., free
sleeping cars for se:oni-ti1ss .2.:-,5 ss2l.,,
and magnificent day co !elles viii run
daily be7ween Butte, Hc;ena ar. 81.
Paul Wi hout chargo, P;ssei1 zers fcr he
east can secure the !o7-esI ::.tes and t1iai,a
sure OF reaching their destination On
time by purchasing th'';c t,<5.<:,s' b. Ta-
of the Montana Central and l.iaolcoba
railways. the unrlyalea sce::;c roE2te o.;
the northwest. passing through t':o
CANYONS Of the Missouri and Prl,cR..f
| Pear.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing quotations. Wednesday, No.
vember Z, furnished by John W. Daw-
e,o,, brokor.
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Copper, $3.50 per 1Ao

Tho Granite Miners Union meet at
the Knights of Labor hail, Granite, every
Monday evening, at 7:30 O'clock. All
who wish to Join are cordially invited to
attend.
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A somewhat strange story c2nlo to
light this week. \ young man ,t:lvin2-
a delivery wagon had occasion to 20 cc1t
of town to deliver some goods aud as1t !
q prominent young hEslncs; man OF
town I'VE viii net give you AVA, loulej
to go with him, and ':a accepted. They
started III the morning.. s'::t somehow Cos
''iost in the woods. ;i.:. si,ei't i've or SIX
hours in finding out whero i:iey were.
They aaei a couple o. Itailjns, 2nd 1iiod
to make them Understand Whist the,"
v ere tryin1, to get az, but t>n'nd AT
last providence provided for F!ia'l g /
!aey reached some camp. a.lr ::f; i;:.'i.
wcutd nave It, )" was N;iTfa .Ea.- l.. 4
been trying K; get, but diem! know i:o.>-.
This was ahnu~ four O'clock IL tie Alter
noon. Having nothing TO c,t '';.ii ufy.
they proceeded 70 make a ,;:iti oh TIC
crackers and cheese there D$-:n@s no seer
there emo he ':n'l:'ss l';7slnasss man
i;ilcd himself NJ a..d :!.,n began to pray
that they Ho1:!e; Iin,i ;'.eis "ay lo.-le I'll
rir',t, which they dit. arriving in tao
Burg about ~ O'Clock at hi:;i;t 1t
sounded to the editor like that Old sOf1*5,
of :Toor Ks6es IL the Wocd.' or some
thing else. Ihe two yo,:Ett men Should
bear in mind hat there is already 's pro
ventative aya-nst getting lost Il they
w. ulG Only folio" the old saying OF
Keep in the Middle - tie Road
Geo. Calaerwood, an old .forta7lian,
fell dead from his wagon last Saturday
at about 5 O'Clock While Cn t'S way
home. Mr. Caldnrwood bad been III
| Philipsburg all the afternoon, IL dp-
parenty as good healtl, a5 co'lc be "S-
pected OF man nearly sivty YEAR, cd.
He rt.Sit1et. abouc fo;.r niiies from here.
or the Black rice road. ANA YES 1''u,>t
! ha,f way home Nlel Gc was suddenly
seen 70 fall from the T:,fon. v he2 H!'-
preached by some parties Who were S.o-
! Ing to Black Pine lt v,.s f,i';Et tn2t tbe
man had expired. A mess :!3ar c;.'1" 20
town at once ana gave ,n3 5'0wt. ,.ha
| bod, was brc1ght t. town .i:1H placed II
the hands Of the Underta axe" and on III
quest was held Oh Sunday morning.
The jury returned {. veE'iict of I:ati,
being caused by some sudI"s! i:Ai'.Jo CT
the action Of tie heart, probably caused
by heart disease. Mr. H,;l,;ar~u0d has
liyet! in Mrrtana sl."s * ah., :; we'll
krcwn il. this section. ii i,a:i no T@it-
:ives ht:a and was :;nri"i 'rpn, the
undertaking establish. l.u:tnt Of Aiila.;n Is
sherman l; Is SHi'sGSnN 'itr f@ i,''s Il
son living IN California Who VIII be
rctifel Of his fatIer's death.
A pert reply: Young Man-t'ave yo'1
sister. li:tl. one?
Little One Yes: tnt shes marTi'd:
Young Man Ga! We'll tten do nct
want to know her. :.
a ',H'lse.) Little One --}i9r na1o is
= Do yCn want t. knew?
Young an-1es: what IS :?
/ Little CneI thought you dldL i
want to know!
The last seen Of the young man be Was
on his way to Ai4acu.itt:- oTe.' the rai'=.e.
Rev. !. r. Howard will hold rails:o:,s
ser.l ,e Il; til. s1hco;;,';oltsa. o;r,i .o,:r':
Sunday evell;ng at 8 o'clcci, :,l.,t 1T 1T;' IL
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DIPS, SPURS AND ANGLES.
Bar silver, GA.
Lead S3 .7712 per Ito.
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The hoistins works aud Other k':iit:
;nes Of the Frank Ho.;rh mine, 1t HsA''
view, Col, burned Saturday. the ioss
will be heavy.
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AMONG THE LEDGES.
OUR MINING EDITORS WEEKLY
REPORT.

Dips. Spurs and An&les-Steck Que.
tations-Granite A0Hntaln-Sydney
ConaoIiLated-Dora Thorne- Rock
Creek District.
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PRESIDENT HARRISON.
A COMPLETE REPUBLICAN, VIC
TORY.
Delegate Carter and the Whole Re-
publican County Ticket UudOubt-
cdIy Elected--Returss from Dlfsc-
rent Precincts.

Following are ali the returns ob;ainahle as we
go to press. EyeIything SO tEr, with the e,.cep-
tion Of Jack Hing for Assessor, is republi car.
Harrison's election is admitted Ey Presi.ier =
Cleveland. Carters majority viii probably
reach 500. Anaconda returns viii not bc com
plete until Tomorrow, but tine republicans
the lead.
PGILIPSBCRG PRECINCT.
Delesate-Carier 2,S7, Clark 2S::1, ma iority is
Councii-Taonpson 2,;a Mitchell Zig; ma !ority
Co.
House-8odgers 27o, Moore 25s, Jcslyn 257,
Robinson III.
Comlnissioner-Hy!e 2S6, Mvlse go; majority
S.
Attorney-tTitus $685. BcarmSn III; majority
15;.
S,er:f?-Loore 31s, McMaster 1876; majority
12t.
Treasurer Colem;.c Nis, Kennon 2.9; majority
II.
Recorder-Furay 3ii, Aspling 21l; ia2 jority 1lO.
Ass,.ssor-king (Delnociat) Al, Neal lUi; MA
iorlty 3I.
Probate Judge-Enerson 2s3, Batterton 233;
majority so.
Adm;nistrator-Lo.!ge 800, Evars 2i22; MAORI
ty IS.
Schoo, Super;ntendent-Mi Wolfe mo oopo-
sition) Zl2.
rSeyor-Fansoa 275, Davis 2ta: majority :i
justices OF the iea:e-Si.iiI 357, Ea:e.n,.n 2225,
McDonci :.i7, hsopp 81, Cole ~.
Constab1es-binlnloms 29J Barnes 2ls, HAM
nlond .So, Ninsie O3
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
v RIVER RAILROAD,
GREAT FOUR-"KACH TRUNK LINE.
on and after June :, trains leaNe
CRANI. ,-ENuRAI, STATION.

GREAT F0UR'TKACE TRUNK LINE.
on and after June :, trains leaNe "A
GRAND CFN1 RAL STATION
LARGEST ana Finest Passenger Station III Ams1ca.
a. m Re che and Montreal Express drawing room
cars Albany Troy ami Syracuse also to MONTREAL ana
% % so a. M FAMOUS vESTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF ouses
smokingcar dningc 1a"ing room ana Sleeping cars iof
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester, Bundlo, Niassss
Egls FIRE Cleveland indianapolis and Toledo arriving ~
Chicago al o so a. m Louis :4O y. IN next day.
no 80 a. NJ, Chicago Express Tor Niagara ans 10;
ronto CeI eland Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit ana
II 80 a. m Western New ork and Northern Express.
"''s go D. m. Saratoga and Utica special with drawing
room cars to Albany and Troy Runs through " LIAM
"a ~ m Accommodation % Albany and Troy.
rs D. m, Fast Chicago Cincinnati aud 81 louis Es'
ron,o cleveland Cincinnati, Indianapolis ST. Louis To-
iedo Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping ana dining cars
l19 40 o. m. Montreal and Canandagua EApresS asIy.
seepng-csrs ratIsburg and MonJea wa ouses fon,
except Sunday Sunday train does not run west OF Ao'n
d. M Special Sleeper, arrives kochCsser 'aO d. LIS
Buffalo :35 a. m, and Cleveland 2o p i. .o, Nd,
ii $50 D. m. Fast Night Express for Rochester Bui'
falo NiaCafa Falls, Toronto, Cleveland Cincinnati IN
d1napoils St Louis Detroit and Chicago with seephg.
ears Sleeplng-cars 70 Clayton, via utlca dauy eASep
- night Albany Express, With seepnsears 20 Apsny
and Troy Connects with the morning tfan, Tor ne Msst
for Saratoga Lake George and the North Except SATURDAY
and space IN vngro and sleeping ears ca
sae n. Gland Central Saon Alb go aud o.2 Broad"sk
10 Park.pace place. G2 west l5oth,sI ss sS
lnItnn Sta Brooklyn and 20 4th-st, WILLIAMSBURG
We,Cotrs Express calls for and checks baggage no"
daily others daily except Sunday. stop at 13sta,
&, Sotion 10 take up passengers 0r North and West
General Superlntenicnt. General Passenger Agent
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OrNTRN, RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
E ~ I IN / sTREEr. NoRTII RlvEE

CFOOp OF LIBERTY STREET, NOklli lslFfd~
Time Table OF Nay - 90 ISIS ,..u, p,oo.
Ronti az a. As o. II a. 80. io 4. 80. 'SVs
4raPas leaving A. Ss II a. NJ 80 4 80 az; ~.
MaScn CHUNK Reading. Harrisburg. etc. On Sunday Ni
90 a. m. for F.eming;Qn EastOn. Bethlehem AnsA'
OTu no a. M Tor Femincon Lake Hopatcong Easoa.
Eethehem Allentown, Maueh Chunk wilkesoarre sSaas'
ion Resing Harrisburg Pottsvle, Tamsqus. shan0Aas
sunpur, I.ewisburg Wiamsport. u,.,r
n m for Pennington, iaston bethlehem, Aueh"HN>
Nouch Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc. ,,.,.s
:ij d m for Ea>ton, Bethlehem, Allentowt Ma1S-
a 80 D. m. FOR bennington Lake llopaie9ns. EAs''A'
pethrhein. Allentown, etc, -, ,.,.....
100 and 80 for Someryilie ana ileringEhh ,,es
5:45 D. ~. fer Easton Bethlehem. Allentown MseSsSe
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg, etc. on sundays d. %"
sn5, II rs a. M l. 30, 4, 80 els p m ; sun,
DAYS 90 200 m Tor Rd Bank Long 2ransh (Aa,s ay
park Ocean Grove. except sunday, IomS n"-'
ant Parlor at II rs a. M 80 ~ LAKE.
siS M l. 80 M FOR n s2T9ag'e esc.
a. m, y. 10. for ATLANTIC CITY, 'ine1"''
co 100, sa5, II rs, II as NJ, 90 S:Sy.
40 q Is D. n Sundays 200 a. m for Peftn Aai'S''
WV SANDY HOOK ROUTE AZ.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE etcs
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, sesonEn. S1I
mouth Beach and Long Branch ~ iv,ilybi.ndsi So
s .. N. Sundays except Auahu' Hhs"-
For FSeron Asbury PARK Grove etc 10 ~ 6esa ;
s45 p N, Sundays except Afbury Pa'A anu
For fsSewccs Toms River and DarneSas $50 m'
3:45 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-14
RAILROADS..
ERIE RAILWAY:-T,iecIket, Offices Offices, 4; 4o1, 81

ERIE RAILWAY.-Tcket Offices, 401, 81.
II I'll and 957 Broadway, 153 IL Bowery. 1si Westsss
Battery Place Chambers aud 2sd stIcet ferries New.
Williamsburg; corner Newark aDd Hudson sts, Hobokea:
30 Montg onery-sE, and New Station jersey CITY, where
Tickets and Parlor Sleeping Car reservations and orders
press leave 23dst minutes earlier than limo shown
from Chambersst local trains y 70 minutes earlier
TO Buidlo; Pullman sleeping coaches HoFnellsyie 70
Cnclnnad and Cleveland
~ ear to Bnehamton. owego Elnira and Coming.
D. M daily Chicago ana 81 Louis Limited Z son
81 Louis; no extra charge for fast tine Z.
~ M daily Chicago Express pullman buffet sleeping
Coaches to Binghanton owego, Emira Rochester, Brt
RuttSefford aud Passed., as. 0. 2. 49, 49,
s9asso 4aS !sIs I$sSSSo s:So :. d Rs,.,;;s
r. son1,2 49, g s &c. e 10 ra 20 & y S S
$aSS a. 1l;i9 :sG 80 B. lS 90 30 6I9
I4% 60 q 10 30 ? n 80 Z Z 9s sS IA
NeTa5sso ana a. n m So 20 50 $50 s
7:so, 10 p. m; - night Sundays a. m 80
EdseEOsGd4 n 80 sSrs's 30 10 90
- night. Also to Eidgcwood s 80 a. m 20 p nj
to suler9 'SQ m; s i5 b,yS, A'a' e''o WV
Ne@bT1G ana dVc o r. VII 70 a. m 90 a. 80 90.
10 NJ sundays Sagy a. M ID 40 e. .: 20
9p m. Sundays, 1:l5. go 2 a 70 80 P m
80, 30 3. 80 p. IN Sundays z'4o' $780, O.
a m. 8. 80, 8 p. m. W.. -. T.. ,-.. vo,S =.
Express trains from the West arrive N Ne"'ifA "
CENT sup't General Passenger Agent.