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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-11-08

Dug Up ON the Atlantic Coast--rhs sun
said TO Aggregate Twenty-Five Thou
sand Dollars.


Dug Up ON the Atlantic Coast-Ths sum
said 20 Asgrseats Twenty-Five Thou-
sand Dollars.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov 1.-James NJ.
Eddy, who has been digging for Captain
Kidd's treasure, and who turned up an
iron kettleful Of Spanish doubloons on the
beach adjoining his farm, opposite the sum.
mer resort Westport, arrived at his homo
in Johnston yesterday with his wealth,
amounting to $4,000. He denies that his
grandfather had any thing to DO with pi.
rates, or that his father ever tod him Of
the buried treasure. He said that two
years ago he became the posses sor Of
piece Of parchment that appar.
emily had served as a drum. head,
and which had been converted into
chart purporting to describe the
location Of three lots of buried gold,
silver and other valuables cached by q
pirate many years ago. The lines were
drawn as though with sharpened stick.
In the chart were three points designating
the burial places of the wealth. The start
ing place was a rock on Horse Neck Point,
o wild piece Of land. When this parch-
ment was found Eddy was confident IL
was valuable document He determined
that no one should know of his plans, and
without imparting hint Of what he was
about, he began operations ut the point
indicated. He readily found the rock, brt
his labors during the summer of 1887
were not rewarded. During the past
summer ho continued his work. He
proceeded cautiously and patiently
and worked his way In the course directed,
and last Monday made tho discovery. He
declares II will be an easy matter to find
the balance Of the wealth. One of the two
undiscovered treasures is stated in the
chart to be gold coin and the other dia.
monds or jewelry. The unearthed treas
ure, Mr.. Eddy says, will stay whore It Is
until he gets ready to secure It, The dates
on the silver coin range from 1881 to 1851,
showing that 1t Is not part Of Captain
Kidd's long.sought treasure. Mr. Eddy
will not tell his theory, but says 1t is q pi-
rate treasure. -4,~.,...
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Nearo HiahwaYmen.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Oct 31.-Informa.
tion has been received from Mercer Coun-
ty, that on Sunday last, two white travel
ers on a highway were attacked by band
Of negroes, two Of the travellers shot and
their bodies robbed Of $500. The other two
men, William Henderson and Michael
johnson, escaped and went to Bramwell,
the county seat Of Mercer, whore they
gave the alarm. Fifty men went at once
in pursuit, but up to yesterday had been
unsuccessful, as the outlaws took to the
mountains in the neighborhood Of tho
Kentucky line. ,..
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Bad BLOOD
0auses sores, aches, disordered
" functions and general weakness.

0auses sores, aches, disordered
" functions and general weakness.
Improper habits, improper food,
exposure, imprudence, ETC., causes
bad blood. When one desires q
perfect blood purifier, a true
strengthener Of every part, a sure
remover Of swellings, sores, aches
and pains, let physicians prescribe
that simple vegetable preparation,
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
sarsaparilla. 1t gives tone to the
digestive and urinary organs. 1t
allays irritation OF the mucous
membrane. 1t increases the power
Of endurance. 1t develops the
muscular system. 1t creates feel.
ing of hearts ease. 1t builds up o
broken down constitution. It
lengthens ones lease Of life. Il
gives perfect satisfaction to either
sex. Among intelligent commune
ties it outsells every other blood,
liver and kidney medicine, as it is
in fact the peoples choice, all
owing to its remarkable efficacy,
its pleasant taste and its vegetable
composition.
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kidnanad a Schanl Girl

CHARLEsToN, W. Va, Oct. 3O.-Nelson
Moore, q widower with six children, living
near Huntersville, Pocahontas County, o
few days ago stole a fourteen -year-old
daughter Of NJ. w. Gordon from school and
hid with her in an unfrequented point in
the mountains. Ho started to leave the
State with her, but was captured near the
Virginia line by party who had been fol-
lowing him, and was lodged in Jail at
Huntersvlle on Saturday last. The girls
father was with the pusuers and fred two
shots at Moore, neither taking effect
Moore wanted to marry the girl, and has
dogged her steps for two years.
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Weather Crop Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The weather crop
bulletin issued by the Signal Office says:
The weather has been generally favorable
for farm work in the winter wheat States.
and the rainfall for the month has doubt
less affected the winter wheat crop favor.
ably. The rain In the Southern portion Of
the Gulf States has improved the condition
Of crops In that section, although the 70.
ports indicate that generally the weather
for the season has not been favorable for
the cotton crop.
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RIOT In NEW YORK.
Democratic and Republican Pro.
cessions Meet.
Considerable Blood Spilled, and Lively
Time Was Had for Awhile.

--~~-
NEW York, Oct. 31.--A Republican pro-
cession composed chiefly Of colored men
met a Democratic procession at Twenty.
sixth street and Sixth avenue to-day and
riotous struggle ensued. Store windows
were smashed and several arc injured.
The colored Republicans far outnumbered
tho members Of the Jeffersonian Associa-
tion of the Ninth Assembly District, with
whom they fought The numerous
colored inhabitants Of the neighbor-
hood VINO had turned out to see the i'm.
mense colored procession, fell to and
assisted the colored paraders. Missiles
flew in all directions and hand to hand
fights wero everywhere. Store windows
were smashed and women ran into every
available place Of shelter. Several shots
were fired. The patrolmen were driven of
the avenue and hastened to the Thirtieth
street police station. The stores were all
closed between Twenty y-sixth and Thir.
tieth streets, and the storekeepers with
drawn revolvers protected their prop
erty as best they could. The drug
store Of M. Stein, at 448 Sixth ave.
nue., was at once filed with a crowd Of
frightened women, who rushed In, knock
Ing every thing of the counters and
forcing back Mr.. Stein. With a great ef.
fort and revolver In hand he at length
closed his doors. Thomas Murphy, aged
twenty two years, was found stabbed
in the back. An old man named Kill
dea was forced through q showcase,
and was unconscious from loss Of blood.
He was carried of by friends. Peter Nc.
Dermott, Of the Democrats, was knocked
down and both eyes and the rest Of
his face were fearfully cut. James Byrne,
aged twenty, was either shot or stabbed,
and was found unconscious. He was taken
to q hospital. Meanwhile the different
hospitals were summoned to send ambu.
lances, and Captain Reilly sent reserve
force of seventy-hve men, who cleared
the avenue and met with little opposition,
as the majority of the rioters after the first
clash of arms mingled with the sight. seers
in the side streets. -.
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Died In a Dentists Chair,

HooPEsTowN, ILL, Oct. 3O.--A peculiar
death occurred here Sunday, the particu-
lars Of which were not made public until
to-day. DR.. !. N. Bishop extracted tooth
for his wife, and while waiting for her to
recover somewhat to extract another, her
father thought to relieve the pain by ex.
ercising his mesmeric powers over her.
He made a few movements over Mrs.
Bishops face when she uttered scream
and died In the chair Mrs. Bishop was
not subject to heart trouble, and tho case
has occasioned a sensation here,
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War on The Chssapsaks.

BALTIMORE, Nov. LA pitched battle
took place to-day between the State police
sloop Mary Compton and . asst Of four
hundred dredging vessels. The hsht
started yestsrday afternoon, whom the po-
lics boat discovered the drsdgers collsct-
ing oyster ct Swan Point This IL forbid
den ground, but the fact did not deter the
pirates. The cannon Of the Compton
played sad havoc with the wood work Of
the drsdgers, aud when last heard from
several Of the dredgers wero wrecked. Al
Ave O'Clock this evening the battle wss
still raging. II y not yet known how msay
were hurt -- r-'------'
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Important 10 Butter Produc ers.

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-The butter color which
nearly all farmers and creamerles use In
In creasing the yellow tint Of their pro.
duct Is annato, boiled In cotton-seed oil.
The Ne,o England Farmer of this week pub
fishes a letter from the Commissioners Of
Internal Revenue with the decision that
such mixture, though containing an ex-
tremely small amount Of cottou-seed oil,
comes within the letter Of the statute de-
fning oleomargarine. -
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Two More Deaths From Yellow Fever.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 1.-President
Neal Mitchell has just issued tho following
official bulletin for the twenty -four hours
ending six O'Clock this evening: New cases,
SO; deaths, 2; total number Of cases to date,
4,212; total number Of deaths to date, $50
Death-Mrs. g. w. Welmore, jas Harris.
DECATUR, ALA, Nov, lin the last
twenty -four hours eight new cases Of vel.
low fever have developed. They have all
been exposed as nurses and policemen for
weeks. .s
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SackvjlIe Ge,3 The Sack.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3o.-By direction Of
the President the Secretary Of State to-
day informed Lord Sackville that for
causes heretofore made known to Her Ma
jesty's Government his continuance in his
present official position in the United
States is no longer acceptable to this
Government and would consequently be
detrimental to the relations between the
two countries,
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Comet Discovered.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. 8.-A telegram
Just received from the Lick Observatory
announces the discovery this morning by
Barnard Of another comet the second dis.
covered by him In less than two months.
1t was in right ascension 0 hours, 43 min.
utes, 20 seconds; declination south 10 dc.
grees 10 minutes. II has faint tail, with
slow motion northeast It Is Of the
eleventh magnitude, being just visible
through four inch telescope.
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The Fire ESCAPE Trauedv.

PITTSBURGH, PA, Nov. 1.-The coroner's
investigation on the bodies of the two
boys killed yesterday by the breaking of
rope Hre-escaps at the Monongahela
House was concluded tonight, and H. G.
Wilson, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, the agent Of
the fire.escape, was held for trial on Q
charge Of manslaughter. s-i-s, --'--'- -
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THANKSGIVING Day:

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The President to.
day issued proclamation designating and
setting apart Thursday, November 20, -
day Of Thanksgiving and prayer to be kept
and observed throughout the land In 90.
acknowledgement Of all that God has done
for ne - q Nation. s,s,.i., .,ss =,
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PAYING FOR THE SLAIN.
Tho Lehigh Road Negotiating for a Settle
ment of the Mud Run Horror.

ment OF the Mud Run HOrrOr.
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 1.-William Con-
nell, who was selected by the Lehigh VAL
ley Railway Company as its representa-
tive in this region in the settlement Of
damages growing out Of the Mud Run dis
aster, announced to-day that the company
would pay $500 where heads Of families
were victims of tho disaster, 81, 800 in the
cases of young men, and 81 500 where the
victims were under eighteen years of age
Two claimants have already accepted
these terms; others have asked for time to
consider them, and some decline to make
settlements on this basis. The death yes.
terday Of Kate Kennedy, aged eighteen, Of
this city, makes the number Of deaths
from the collision sixty three.
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Didn't Shoot Her Husband.

PITTSBURGH, PA, Oct 81.-The report
that the wife Of Ex-Mayor Fulton, Of this
city, followed him to Denver and shot him
10 untrue. Mrs. Fulton, who 10 very %.
Unable lady, is at her home In the East
End, and has not been out of the city for
some time. In an interview she said she
believed the story Of the shooting to be
false, although she had received no infor-
nation fromD Denver regarding her husband.
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! BrIlI,h vessel seIzsd b. aMaYiIsn.

New York, Oct 8L-A cablsgram from
Port.au- Prince, received this evening, an
nounces the capture BY the Haytisn man.
of-war Toussaint pOuverturs, Of Cape
Haytien, of the British schooner Alta,
which left New York about the 10th inst, /,
with heavy cargo Of arms and smmuni.
tion. The Alta cleared for Antwerp.
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sackvlI,e WIlI Take NIs Tina.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.-There was nat.
urally much speculation to-day as to the
probable course Of Lord Sackville, the
British Minister, In the present embarrass-
ing state of affairs. 1t was thought the
move most agreeable to him would be Inn
mediate departure from Washington, but
a gentleman in position to know, said this
afternoon that he did not think Lord Sacl.
Vile would be in any hurry to leave here
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Bravery Of aladv.

LEXINGTON, No., Oct. n.-A lady de.
scended into cistern here a few days ago
and rescued little child, which had fall
len twenty feet There were dozen men
who refused to make the attempt to rescue
the little one. The child, a three-year.old
son Of VIM. Barnes, Of Lexington, will
likely die from injuries received by the fall.
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Laks Iua Blown 10 Plaoas.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Oct SO.--The tug A.
W. Lawrence exploded her boiler while
cruising In the lake OF North Point at
$3.50 this mornin g, killing Captain John
Sullivan, Engineer John Sullivan, cousin
Of the Captain; Fireman Edward Sulli.
van and Linsman Thomas Handlsy. The
boat was blown to pieces. -. =
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Accident 10 shs Cars Train.

ST. PErERsBuRo, Oct so.-It 10 reported
that the accident to the Cars train yes.
tsrdsy resulted In the killing Of twenty.
one persons. The Minister Of War and
thu Commander Of the Body Guard were
injured.
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Iha fever In Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 30.-Presldent
Neal Mitchell has just issued the following
official bulletin for the twenty -four hours
ending ak o'clock this evening: New cases,
80; deaths, 1; total number Of cases to date,
4,127; total number Of deaths to date. 3Ea
Deaths. 8. Cornish, postmaster, St Mich.
olas.
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One Death and 20 Nav Cs,e,.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct SL-President
Neal Mitchell has just issued the following
Official bulletin for the twenty -four hours
ending six O'Clock this evening, New cases
%; deaths, 1; total number Of cases to data
4,l66; total number Of deaths 10 data 85k
Oeath-Dora Dobson. -txeu..<
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Rebsla Rapulsed.

LONDON, Oct 8l.--Advioss from 6uakim
gay that the rebels attacked the town,
burning the zarebs around the water fort
On the left, and shelling the fort They
wsre rspulssd BY heavy Ays from the
ships and foyts.
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Ihe Elevator Fell.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 8o.-By the falling Of an
elevator in the J. M. Ward Furniture Com
pany's store, Chas. LIGHTER was fatally and
Major VIM. O'Keefe and Richard Homo
seriously injured.
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n n Spreadln0.

WASHINGTON, Oct a0.-Surgeon Hutton,
atCamp Perry, Fla, and Surgeon Urqu.
hart, at Live Oak, Fla, have telsgraphed
to Surgeon General Hamilton that they
have undoubted evidence of the exlstenss
Of yellow fever in Baldwin, Fla. -
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Gone 10 Canada.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct 8O.-Henry r. AL
bers, coal and lumber merchant of this
city, has gone to Canada after forging tho
name Of Jacob Scheu, the brewer, to notes
amounting to $4,000. -
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EmbezzIed Government Funds:

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, Oct. So.-Richard y.
Warren, disbursing clerk ut the Rock
Island Arsenal, has been arrested for em-
bezzling Government funds. The amount
of his discrepancies Is not known. ~
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Woman Fatally Burned.

Mexico, Mo-, Oct 8O.--Mrs. Geo. Bynes,
Of this place, was fatally burned this
evening, her clothing taking FIRE from q
burning brush heap
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Bank Robhsr PrIcs senisncsd.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 8O--Price, the bank
robber, was this morning sentenced to
nineteen years and five months In Danne-
mora prison at hard labor.
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Pittsburgh Ex.mayor sho. BY NJ, wife.

DENVER, COL. Oct SO.-Andy Fulton,
Ex-Mayor Of Pittsburgh, who has large
ranch twenty miles from this city, was
shot and seriously wounded to-day by his
wife. Jealousy is the alleged cause.
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IfyouI Lungs arc Weak

IF cold causes you quick distress,
you will breathe easier, you will
cough less, you will strengthen
and heal the pulmonary organs,
you will feel better every way II
you will occasionally use DR..
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
II you have inherited consumptive
tendencies, it is your duty to keep
this medicine handy. "a stitch in
time saves nine," and a timely use
OF wistar's Balsam will ward off
rapid decline and thereby be the
cause of your enjoying q much
longer lease Of Life.
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Guysott's Sarsaparlla and Wistar's Balsam
sold In Hillsboro by Srybert Il Co. and W. II.
Smith & Co.
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NJ ORWICH LINE.
Railroads..

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. d
w IL. r. r. T. CO.. ee.-Tralns leave West 42d
from foot OF Jay-st n. H. Chicago Detroit London.
Hamilton, % 80 a. m, - 200, q 10 D. M. 1T. Louis
% 100, g rs Toronto, 80 m, :O0 u y. M
Montreal Canada East, 20 90 p. Niagara Falls syria
cuse Utica, and principal intermediate stations, 315
- 50 m, % 100. - 10 p m land II Tor utea
only. Kingston, Saugerties Catsall. Albany 10
= rs. 20 5o all 30 and ~ 100 % 90. Is p M
Newburg, 10 10 - M. 10, 5;l5. 5 IA p. m Haycr
cars Tor Buffalo. NsgaIs Falls Toronto Detroit Chicago
and st. LOuls. DAILY. Daily except SATURDAYS
Other trains daily except Sundays "a Leave Jersey
CITY. r. r. Il station, All 20 m. 30 D m. IIo6okcn
West Shore station. all 30 "A. m, 50 80 D. m. For
tlckes time tables or information apply Offices Brook
yn-3J3 Westinghouse. 730 fulton-rt.. Annex Onicc
loot OF fulion.st New York CIty-3O3 and et2 Rroad
WAY, loS J.. Bowery ~ Park place and West Shore
wescotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and rcsidenccA O. f. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent yAnderbltaye. N. r.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
II RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices. 4ol. 81

~ III and 957 Broadway 1853 - Bowery ISL vests
l BATTERY Place Chambers aud 2Si street ferries New.
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Huison ss Hoboken;
anu New station, Jersey city where Tickets Psrof
stepping Gar reservations ana orders for checking and
transfer OF baggage be obtained. Express nS
leave 23d-st minutes earlier than time shown from
ohambers,st local trains TO 10 minutes earlier.
u m daly. pay Express buffet drawing-foom coaches
- Cincinnati and Cleveland
10 $50 a. m, week days Delaware Valley Express paslor
q daily, Chicago and St. Louis Limitci,S solid
Pullman tain Of day md buffet sleeping Goa hes But
81 Louis no extra charge for fast me.
p m, daily Chicago Express. Pullman buffet sleeping
coaches 70 Binghamton owego. Elmra, Rochester Buff
Rutherford and Passaie74 tA5. 9. 7;5o $50 1899
Also TO RatRcrf;rd 80 a. SO M T. y so 20 M %
q 1850: 80 h. S n Sac .% slnqay 80 s Sss
PstersonL4 4:i5 O. Z 80 80 10 80 a. H. I2 noon
80 aS sS s'sS siC ta1 80 ts0 Saa
~ night sundays Z as 8 30 10 80 m. /; II noon
N0 aS, 3. :. 3 go 7 80 . 10 80 p m u night
NsE 10 :s s r1e'':e 4! 80 SGs S 80 90
sS 10 ?; IL night Sundays. a M ny so SO
81 SO s. 80 8 10 $40 so 8. 10 so p M M
~ night Also to Ridgewood 8 80 .. m. 20 b m
Suai'a 40 $50 30 @ SuI Is night 40 $780, ESQ
~ 6 80 y. n. Sundays, "a m AS, . p. m. WV
aon Jay a'so' D. III 30 a. m l. 80 p.
GossSeS 30. = 10 80 m i. 80. 80, 30.
Mais,oSh ana nd i Toss Jcrv sO i5 TO- 80 m
$50 $50 go, . p m Sundays. 44S 80.
Express trains nom tho ives, arrive In New.yo,s =.
~ j. M nc 4 III and 40 20 p m rAxmxr
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after October trains leave

L
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
y" G IA dc CENTRAL MIRA STATION
aFd Finest Ps s s1 P2T IN msaans
cars to Saratoga. Pattsburg' and Montreal also 70
. 80 a. m. FAMOUS vEsrIByLED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED composed exclusively OF budes
for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Erie oeSeah1 lnaahagGis sa1 I1lei0 arriving a.
tea1ssts Albany for CORNERSTONE; rsn. 10
@ and ND Ya DeG aw ana
fOo go go T weern New York snd Northern Express
for Saratoga. Lake George Rutland Bennington. North
$40 ,. m, Saratoga and Utica Special with drawInx-
roG S' AceO comm S to Albany and Troy Connect,
for Wlliamstown North Adams and intermediate points
Q" &c D. n Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex
P5sss Sna FSTsa f ipSa ST Lou
DeTo ana Chicago win 81, seens s d aq Fyss ,v
sleebng.eaFs to Piatbure ana Montreal Rouses POlh'
an ana ya H. aay and to svrace and canandagu daily
except sunday sunday train does not run west Of Albany
Buffalo a5 and tey SaSi 70 for Rocne
ter Ba SS Nasara ai Falls EFT TORONTO Gp'S GIN
cnna indianapolis St. Louis Detr9t and rS,6,saso
fslsnd Via Utica daily except saturday also to canan
i Midnight HdFc@iack Mountain Special FOR saraog,
taSp S SHARON SH L SSns ana S
town. Sleeping Albany.
se a: Crane rance oeI Ra station Mace 0 a
Fulton sts Brooklyn, and 20 4thst Williamsburg.
MestcOts Express calls FOR and checks baggage from
sKu9 dali; others daily exceps sunday tstop a.
1ashs station 10 take up passengers for North AID Nes
~ NJ T0JICIY HENRY MONETr
General M SaUeratendent General Passenger Agent
SHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Boston Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central station 10 100 and 100 FOR Newport.
Providence and Boston, 100 y. Limited Express Tor
Providence and Boston II 80 m. Night Express for
Newport, Providence Boston-daily Palace Paror Cars
or Sleeping Cars to destination. Dining 5 D. m.
train.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave ChambeIssG. station week days for
Englewood Tenahy, Closter, sparkiI and NyacN 30.
= 100 20, 10 700 and IL 30 m. rs. 80 90.
4 so 80, $40, % 40 100 10 80 D. NJ IL mldnigh
SUNDAYS 100, . 80 a. m, :Sc. 4. 80 . rs p
SATURDAY special, - :45 noon Additional trains
CressEiu and way; 40 q. m. and 80 D. m.
Mammal Snrng Aalnv Nd