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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

ing to-day the Park Hl Stakes won By MI y. ~
kinss bay nlly Belle Malone. Lord Lurgsns cne.
gll~ Spice finished second and Lord Brsdfords enee
nut nlly Fa.- Haven third The last bettnS ooio'.
the start was against Belle Mahone '"'''
10 one eneh against Spice and Fair Haven.
The Doncaster Cup won By Mr. f. Honzon . ~
year.old bay colt Grafton. with captain H"S s,..,.
.ai, hav col. surbi,on second and Sir z. Ja'oinss
yearola Day colt stronyar third The ss' oeeens
was i've 10 tw) against Grafton, ten 70 one szanS ''
,o, two 70 one against Stronvar the savorite
The race for the Doncaser stakes resulted IN :.
r,,i,ao,,n,s bav allv Rads By Spectrum. out sf
Nellie Nacgreg0r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
cEIcEEy-rHIEF sHOT At IN VAIN

The farmers ia the town Hempstvn banded together
n, Tursdav night " down the chicken thieves who
tr some lime have been robbng ueir farms. A. about
4 O'Clock Yesterday morning long covered wagon was
en on the Ola westbury road and al once brought
80 malt bv the farmers. The negro who driving
y, onco snraug from the wagon. and although double
harreied shot gun and pistols were fired o. him.
nrce.ded In making h- escape several bags o. chick
en-. were found In the wagon. ~ trace Of TIE negsO
h,s v.t been discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
Mr.. BENNETT NOT YET OFT OF DANGER

There was no perccptble change yesterday IN the
condition Of Daniel II. Bennett. TIE victim Of murder
on, assault his home. No 100 II JeWeii Jersey
City Heights. DR. Wilkinson has confidence In the
physical ability If the patient TO pass through me
crisis which f. .s:.pendlug lie does not thank Mr.
Bennett out Of danger aad says tat an mfav,.able
change may occur at any time. No one is permitted
to see Mr.. Bennett Or Wilkinson having ordered rhA
he must be kept perfectly quiet and free from excite
ucnt The police have not made any further progress
toward solving the mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

Tn. member. o. tle Mexican War Veterans League ~
BROOKLYN ae their annual dinner las, evening at Wilson
Hall ia Fuotu,t. near PierrepoLts> About forty sat
a, the tables and recalled memorcs Of Monterey and
Chefubu.co lighting Tine plains u MrNico and
the conquest Of the capital which entered forryone
vears ago Yesterday. Colonel James VI Turner presided
snc speeches made By General frsnc, F. Pinto
CAPTAIN j. H. Riley Captain John Cornocks. Sergeant
IL A. Phillips and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, sept. l4.-To-day's bond offerings ae
grecafed So 600, in lots as follows
Four per cents. registered. $1,000 al 1913
Four and a half per cents reg stored. @lo.Ooo az
lOG g2lOO. 100000 at LOG 92-loOi @so'OoO a.
lO7 l. 100000 al lO7 "a S5oooo at lo' no.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this afternoon &C
copied tie following bonds:
Four per cents. registered. 80 600 az 1919
Four and hplf per cents registered, clo.OOo a.
JOG ~ 100. $500 900 al JOG 81 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
cAEDIyAL GrHBoys AyD TIE PoPE's DEcREE

Baltimore sept. lie ardnal Gibbons admits that
be such a decree from the Pope with reference 10
the Knights OF Labor a. referred 20 III The
Catholic News Of Ncw-York but would deem n Dis
courteous 10 publish rs contents until Ac las az
opportunity communicate 10 90 the pelates oi The
country The Cardinal incidentally mentioned thar
Dr. ksane /, receiving handsome contributions ID
Chicago 10 the fund for the Catholic tniVefaity ID
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
M ocr TUE AgrSErM or ART FOR TINE

AT the request Of the Department of Public Parks
and by consequent order OF the trustees, %" Metro
pollfan Museum Of Art will be- closed TIE public on
Wednesday, October D. for the purpose of making ih'
re1uired connexions Of the building with The old
The public viii receive due ana ample notice vi 'he
reouenIng Of Inc Mlscum " W lIOl3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
RACE Ar cnIcAGo rO AID NE Fr.Nr

Chicago. sept. 1.-THE managers OF the West SIDE
Race Course have sent note To MAYOR Roche. In
which they Offer give the entire receipts n the gates
tomorrow for the benefit o. the yellow fever sufferers.
They also say that all Of their employees VIII donate
their pay for the DAY AMI tha most oi The purses won
and the price u The joclrys' mount, Will be turned
over 10 him for the purTo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

Princeton. =. J.. Sept l8.-At The annual rush Oh
,he C,mpus al Princeton College last night between the
eorbouore, and Freshmen. the Freshmen came Oui
,,,,. ,,,.r a hard struggle They held the cannon az
hazards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
lack THE EASIEST OF WINNERS.
CRY REFUSES TO TRoT. AND Is DIsTANOED l"
THE FIRST HEAT.

THE FRET HAT
sprrenen. Mass. Sept IA 'speciaV'-,
dav's tsrifg at Hamkdeu Park was attend.' " -
5000 people The unfinished : :53 ciao' '9 g.,
thing for the young marc, Elda y. HAVING ihe .o"s
Of the party at all stages OF me rs'o sue "'
decding heats IN fine style. -. 49,.
The > :2s guaranteed stake for S1.Ooo Drous"' ~
eight starter Guy and Jack asterna'eu a. '"' eco
Guy having the strongest barking. lie oro"t"' -.
and the field 800. The agony wa 500" -, -
going to a break after trOfung 10 the quarter pr
refusing 10 strike trot until be was donoiedl'
Geneva ; trotted an even steady mile and won "''nVs
beng bonded Crevlcht was lame and finished pehina
a,g lack won the second third and fourth hes"'
handly. - ,.-o-.,.
In the 2:17 pare Roy wilkes sold hot iaVor'.'
ot s75 70 500 for the field. lie was driven ny "''
owner an pulled of good race
Guy went for a special Iurse 10 beat I'D arr, -.
downfall In the stake lie was accompan"" W
a runner and made the mile In , rs H.
Tobnson was then driven exhibition mile for 'n'
nurno.e Of sho,lng fast quarter Doblc warmed 'he
horse and accomplished the last quarter Of me ~
In 20 a. 81 gait: A. announced rom ,r,, ,ss
idge- stand fhi, Is the fastest quarter ever trot'eo
Ut w. .pecsI race for county horses was closely
contested e.ss cLAss-TROTTING.
T 9 E. ca.,:, iS Nc5sF,s95 J il:
Mabel 5 Time % u. . 81 81. e:22 IL
GUARANTEED STAKE. 5000 2.2s CLASS. If'oI'
TING.
5 5sss s -. olce19 ss} ! : ! :
P PBs4is {N EsRs2s555 : : : :
G Georse c. ,ss 'a5Sl@5 Dis
''ey"S Tine-a 20, ei9 "a. 2:2o "a. % "a.
217 CLASS. PACING.
R R, I.. wn @ss.. rPayisf ! !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

vy,,t,c,or c4nt 14-T.eutananf- Commander A 8. IT
rffa t,. ter detached from the Richmond, october /
and placed IN waiting orders Lieutenant John : AbDot
has been ordered to duty charge OF the Bellevue Maya
zine near Washington October II. Lieutenant Il l.
Cafmody has been detached from duty al I'e DeipFu'
Magazine and placed on waiting orders Lieutenant WIN
lam Little from The 81 Louis AMI ordered 70 the Richmond
October l Carpenter Ward from duty at ehe Ne"
York Yard ordered the Lancaster per steamer o.
September o..
Captain Charles F. Williams Marine Corps has beer
ordered from the marine barracks at Mare Island. Cal
duty at Washington ID. {.
The following named naval officers have been iouhe
qualified promotion The next higher grade L'HD'
ant J. g. Eaton. Leutenants Quniof grade G. NJ Naio"
and Charles Laird Ensigns ". NJ Constant and W h.
Bronaugh Medical Inspector ". Bradley Surgeons T.
Wolverton. G.. W. Woods and F. L. Dubois Assistant
Surgeon j. J. b. C0riclro Passed Assistant Paymastei
J. W. Jordan Assistant Paymaster T. NJ. y. Ball, and
Assistant Engineer T.. f. Burgdorr.
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s 5 Brown, Dr. c. Brahmin by Hindoo Morgan
p iase@s Rad Pss., % 10, Ha1T 9ina. 81
Q II S,s5ons'1 ch 50 So loI los Ap %ayior
+ H i3ggIn. eh C. e. Msrsae 95 . (Blant
p Loriliard jr.', br. c. Khaf:an. -. tNqryaes
r TucSsr;s en- r -yee-na 81 . R4rne-
Melbourne stables b. YeVay 80, .r,.. MEN
" C. Days b. Lii rad Baet q. y ''e'''''
Post odds: To wn-Kee-y eens II 70 8 J. A. b. >
% ,c, lg Io ~ So So IL to l. Veyay II % Little
I3lrefoot 20 70 l. Khafan 20 to l. Place-Brahmn
u" Auction poos-Feld s35 81. Browns pair
SSiutual.Bahmln Browns pair straight paid s12 90
place = -: Radiant place si3 80.
They broke away three times before the Tag foll on
an excellent start. Tennv Neyay and Marsac InintU
atv drew OUT had the 20 themselves a. faf a.
Tattenham corner. Here Brahmin came uD and passing
th d.f. without effort remained front % the end
winning by TWO lengths half length between second and
third When fag fell Kee-yee-na began s"rfFihg al
over the COURSE ana she kept DO up until hopeessy ONT
OF che race. 80 BID the winner
SIXTH EACF-IuGHwElGHT HANDICAP sWhEP-
STAKES s25 EACH $1,000 ADDED Il
MILES on THE GRASS.
l. stewart'- en- G.. stockton. By spend hrtt. Doubt
W. Iiandr.c F. D. T. Pee Weep B. li5 o.Ls.ary,
J. ! tarfer's d. b. AIetn0 aged. i-5 lMcl-au-h;iAl
". streets br. 2. Orlando De ~ - r',H.I-1pH1
7. y. MlieFs De- e. Ten b9eoSSg,i = ~ 'i-'"'H-'"
Post odds To v!n-Aieno 70 sioehton z TO- to ?
p.e Weep 10 L. oEa4a i' wen ,o J. l Ho'Ns -
Auct.on pooi,-Aret.n 30 so kton 50, field DO
Nl,ua.s t>-ocAt1n straight paid 40 3d. place 81 30
Pee Weep place tl2 p
Ar4tno closely attended by stockton. made the pace
FOR A mile AMI Qusr'4r II, then beat retreat bo,h
stockton and Pee Weep passing him. Stockton won
easily BY "A Iencth. Weep lengths before Aretao
Poe Weep better ridden would have made strong bid for
the race Leary did distinguish himself in the saddle
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- rAcn $1,000 ADDED. IA MILES.

T. T. McCsrthy's D. Cd. Joseph by Duke Brademante.
W. To-. % harness
l. Nar,ni, hr m Boriolaisc s. 100 william. >
] u Nor~l-.sv's b. ia Kainoah 90. l0d Taylor 3
F. Bradl.v's D. o. l. Logo>. Q. j. CWiucheD o
d. T. i' -lfDr'- Dr. Do. Iousa'onir. - 10 i. Lewis o
Time. ID g..
Post odds. To wln-Kaooah to .. g. Logos 10 /,
Rorieln-. o. l.. Joseph > 90 l. lousafoulc IS 90 l.
Pacr-Io~eph Oh D. Bordrlalse % ,
Auction nO0ls-Le LOgOs 800. kaOOian $40, B0r1clalsr
Mntaals-ioseph straight paid s3l 65 place s14 -
Borirla-a place -l5 TO-
Housatonc hrst away, bur Barnes hurried Joseph
10 the front by keeping the youngscr hustng from
start 10 finish landed him winner by half a length
Kaooah headed Joseph the long turn and came n'o
the houcstretch head before HIM but she died away
usual when called uuon tor effort Borirais up
Oh the rail and looked exceedingly dangerous 'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
THE TARIFF IN THE SENATE
hdESSRS SHERMAN AND ALLISON DlsCuSS
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.

how THE MEASURE HAS BEEN CONOhlHED
PLENTY OF TIME REQUIRED AND PLENTY
WILL BE TAKEN-MR VEST AS
SOURCE OF FUN-FEATURES
OF TIE DEBATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
LANn oFrIcE FRAUDS 10 BE INVESTIGATED

LAND OFFICE FRAUDS TO lie INVESTIGATED.
Washington sept. II tspeclalj.-The recent tx
po~uges f. The Tribune Of the curious methods IN
vogue under the present Administration OF the Land
Oice. NOTABLY IN the misappcaon of funds dcs grated
for other purposes than those for which they are
actually used and system Of discrimination practised
for the benefit Of Democrats who have Illegally fenced
in public lands will probably be made the subject Of an
Investigation By the senate Mr.. Jones. Of Nevada.
offered resolution today providing for committee
Of i've 10 investigate the charges The resolution
under the rules VI the Senate went over for consder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
MIR pNYNE PKOBABLY WONT TRY nm AGAIN.

against deception of the appointing power lie
urges the committee 10 retain the present system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

Washington, sept. 14.-postma, ter General Dlckin
BOZ has sent 10 the Senate judiciary Committee A
vigorous attack on the House bill authorizing in
demnity and guaranty corporations created -ndcr
state laws 10 become suretes upon all official bonds
required by Federal statutes lie holds that The r-
Quirement Of individual surciies g. al important check
ca improper appointments TO Office and guard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
PHASES OF THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.

PHASES OF THE ADJOJ INMENT QUESTION.
Washington, sept Il lspecan.-The question Of
an early adjournment IS much talked Of now I'm view
OF the resolution Introduced in the House by Mr..
Oates and the general belief that be intends 10 press
q soon 70 a vote II Is probable thar If such a
resolution were presented 10 the senate the division
upon II would not be on party lines. but that both
Democrats and Republicans woud vote for
and against It. II matter Of
grave doubt what action the senate VIII
take Mr.. Oates believes that with a fun House he
can pass his resolution. The resolution &, subject
% a faint " 40 quorum and for that reason he VIII
wait untl there appears 10 be quorum present
He will not get opportunity before Monday. lie
has the pledges Of a number Of Democratic members
90 with him
The policy Of the speaker and the majority Of
the WAYS and Means Committee however is 10 await
the action the senate. and II The senate should pass
O tariff bill 10 remain here long enough 10 take
action on f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15

III RACE-HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. Ty
-. ~ l.LI-L- L
RACING IN ENGLAND

london. Sep, lA-At the Doncaster septemOe. meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-25
I ,EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands and
Desbfosses SITS. ae follows;
a. M TO- CatasauQua and intermediate POINTS
o. m for Geneva Lyons. Elmlra Rochester. Buhalo
and West and principal local poins Chair car TO
o. m for Tunkhannock ana intermediate points Chair
car 70 Tunkhsnnoek. Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg. ,,.. $1,000, ,....,,...
80 D. m for Copsy and intermediate points Con.
nection 70 Reading and Harrisburg Chaf car 10 Copay
5 so p. for Geneva, Lyons, Eniia, Rochester Bef
fslo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
s:l5 o. for Iaurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at 3 a. m. m and $40 y. m. con-
all points in Mshanoy and Harleon coal regonA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Msueh Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
20 p. N. for Copiay and intermediate pointa
80 b. for Geneva, Lyons. Emira, Rochester Buf.
falo and the West Pullman soaper 70 Lyons
General Eastern once. go BroadwsA
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OFFICE OF THE
IehIph g. WiIkesharre Coal Co.,
1l9 LIBERTY-ST.
rr-xy NyOpK APRIL 90. 1888


NETWORK, APRIL 90 1888.
80. ...,. % nrrchase any part OF sSO3.00o OF
th,s company,s s Per Cent Sinking Fund Mortgage
rora. duo Nov l. 1912 will be received at this ece
untu SATURDAY, April o. at noon. when such pro-
po.as will be opened and the bonds a"afueo 70 'ne E
est bdders but no bid Will be considered at less than par
anf accrued interest
These Bonds (Which First Mortgage bonas' except
as TO one piece property. which Is ineuoed as ano
tlonal security part of total authorized ISSUE oi
az 600 900 in Coupon Bonds Of e1OOO e9ch psyaoie III
TWENTY-FIVE years. without the right OF compulsory To-
demption prior 20 maturity Interest payable In NEW
York May and Nov. l. sinking iuno io .he'r ui.i'
mate payment provided by a fund arising IfoiL tno
sales OF surface lands and tho annual contribution Oh ~
cents ton from every ton OF coal mined IN each year
from tho propery Included In the first Hen OF the mort
osoe IN which document Ole az this ONCE particular
reference Is made for all details Of the obligation ana us
Trust Indentufe -. -. AT, .,o
Tho proceeds OF bonds are 10 be PAID az tnis ONCE
IN tho 10th inst and be used for the redemption OF
an eouaI amount OF this Company's Per Cent Bonds
rostnrno MAY l. 1888. The 100000 bonds constitute
,ho balance OF those apart for that purpose which
have no. been subscribed under the privilege given TO
the old bondholders and expiring to-day,
Statement of business for the year 1871
Gross earnings sg 80 40 o.
~. o.-,,rrs s1,55O,JS5.96
FIX S'' CHARGES. for inter .oso osaa
Sinking fund charges 2C9 0o2o1- 90O9O@2o
surnus over total fixed charges 1887 s6O5.679 ~
by order of tho Board pocrps MAXWELL.
President
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after APRIL %, 1888.

AN, uS shAHD sT TsThK M hlfE ROUTE
:, street Ferries as follows;
S york snS scs sO Lme 81 Pa o dy Sw
wsmspofs Lock Haven, 90 a. m, D. m Cory gay and
# Is:g$ cis Is. s'a nc 81 Ssssss 81 's''
For For NSaTsn 100 MI so IT. ss - ,1S
.,;'T5S,: 3 nd &. Sa1s .,a.''
ton ESgrsss q rul%.r Porlor csrs AID PsnnsyISana
y ys W WassnSn pS mr. s sssu Ssy sSS az
night SUNDAY and 90 an 80 1 and . 90
F.; t tsp a W n r'si 'Tss nsS s Ss
Long B.Snch Bay gea1 Ipncu - and asermeeialo "a.
$40 and Sc. m on sunday. sA5 a. m. and D. m.
For d3 GA @1i ffsg FOX ks'v Va Nswyor
and NO,'Cs RailrSod p M eyery asy; via Baltimore
pos 9d 3 'y bss 80 with all through
Trains Sss: .E9 isi f$% sssls and
s$ ?'' s.5sSr & e. s"sT'
5S a ss no. and 80 p % nsht 20 spsds 81
$3.50, e. 80 90 3 o. u s5 II so a. m. 20.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trims leave New York via Desbrosses Cor
s5,st Ferries % s0is,t tS1Ts ana 10
limited Dining Cars, and IL a 2 3 30, L. 30
& g. 4 and 81 p. and Il rs night. Accommodation.
s. 80 an II 10 a m, 40 and D. m. sundays Elk.
nress 0l5, o 20 Lmitcd) and 10 a. T. 3d. 8. O. 4
and Sd. and - Is night
Trains ealng New-York daily except Sunday, at g. o.
10 and1 10 a.. M, l. 2, 4, g. 81 m and 10 a. M and
8p mon sundays, connect az Trenton for Camden.
Returnjn leave Broad Street Station PHILADELPHIA
p :oi 90, o5 44O 5 s5: 9 80 80, 20, 30
Ing or, IA and 4 go p. MI - 40, 80. 20, T.
6,o,D;35 7I2, s:l2 and go p NJ on Sunday.
$3.50 80 Limited. :2s, :35. 10 and Z 10 p. m
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 90 a. m and 80 D m.
Tiekt onices $40 ABS and 944 Broadway. Aston
Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and
iandt - Courtst, and brooklyn Annex Station foot
OF Fulbn-st, Brooklyn Station Jersey City Immigrsnt
TcketOffce, Castle Garden. - .
The New. York Transfer Company will call for and
Gins r. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Railroa0s.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.


T1md 1aelt o. ALrt O. 1855 n, ,.u.,~
For PHILADELPHIA ana TbbN1ON, D0uiu o oto9 IN
Rcuto' at 4, 80, 8, IL m 80. g. 100 80 IL
,. SUNDAYS az AS a. M 49, 80 4 80 30
y p m have connection tor RESIDING Hsrrsoars: rO
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg etc on SUNDAY Tor
and 80 a M. 70. FlSmirstOn. Ea'tOn. Bethlehem
$50 :. ~ fcr fISnIngon Irigh Bridge Branch Easton.
bethlehem Allentown, Msueh Chunk WtkesbarTe, Sersn-
ton endins Harrisburg. louisville. Tdmaqua Shamokn.
Sudbury Lcwlsburg WIillausport
/ n m. Pennington, Easton, BetheheH- Allentown,
Mau.h Chunk, Realn2 Harrisburg. etc
3.55 .. m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Wllkesbar-e, Scranton, TanlaQua, shamokn.
.9h for Elt nfug tn his h'dQc 5rD1eh, Easton,
Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading Harrisburg etc.
100 and 30 y. m fer Someryills and bennington.
b:45 D. m for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk etc. on Sundays at 80 p.
LOO rs IL rs M, 100. 100, 80. o rs D. M ;
Sundays, :0c 100 q. m. for Red Bank. Long Branch
tksbufy Park Ocean Grove except Sundys Point Pleas
'D1, s1g a. M, 1 90. 80 p. m for LAKEWOOD. Tom,
River Parlor Cars at 100 and 30 p m.
4 o. m, l D. N. for ATLANTIC CITY, Vineland
Bridgeton. Pailor Cars at l p IN
100, 0 100, rs II 15. II 80 az M. Co L. 80.
80, 615 p sundays 200, a. m. for Perth ANNOY
4. s:1a II as a: m, 80 p m. for Monmouth Beach
Scabright Highland Beach
NEw-JERSEf SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier D. North River. 100 o. m for Atlantic High
lands. Highland Beach. seaorght, Lcng Branch. &C.
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SHORE RAILROAD.

w n. Y. G. T. r. II co. ossees ,,.-,.....
Trains leave West42ds station as follows ana ~
earlier from foot OF jays. North River
Detroit and chicago 1855 ,. m, 900, sSlop m
II Louis 900. sSl5 pun. 49,. x,.~...
syracuse Buffalo, Rochester Suspension BRUCE Sss'''
FaiIs Sl5. % IS a ~, do. 1915 y. IN
Kingston saugertios satsklI Albany, $40 'iio 'o''N
al 80 a. M. 81 90. 900. 'S:l5 y m. - ala TIA
cranstop's. West Point cornwall. NewonTE az n n
20 SIS 1918. dll 30 A. m.s4:o0. slO o;o1 O.
and 80 y. H., CranstoIe. Cornwall NevD"s
For Montreal and CanaS East 800 p ~ M Toronto
Hamilton. London. 30 - a m, so:Ou 'o'i' $3.50
1885 a H., 1890, 1918 pm. >,,.u,r. FalS Detroit
Elerant sleeping ears ~ Buffalo Niagara
Chicago and ST. Louia o,,., train, daily excepe
DAILY. Daily except surfay p'h III n statios aiiH
Sunday Leave Je"y wy nora statiol al L 80 a m.
sS 20 7; m ,.so, psrsr ssepnr ear accom- moas
lions or ntornatop apps Offices ss foot Of Fultcn
lngton az $40 Fulton = Annex onco' IA. powsrv ia
NswY ss Isl os2 Broadway iSsS &
Park Piacs aud West SIRE S'~"' q & LAMBERT.
foot OF Jayst N General PASSENGER Agent
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Railroads.

SH0RELINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newprt and the East: Express leaves Grand Cen
tral Statlonp; a. m. and m Limited Express ana
new ExIrss train at y m. except sunday Fast TX
press at lip daily. Palace Parief-ears Sleeping
cars 10 desnaton
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