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Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-28

Don,t Delay.
Make your engagements for the hall in the
Temple of Music at as early a date "a posi-
BILE. @. II. Looans.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-28
sundayLaw violated.
YOUNG RKPURLICANs.

Officer Ber9in last night arrested Joseph
Meyers, who keeps a saloon on Eaton street,
for violating the Sunday liquor law.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-28
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Rrfdeeport Awake-Grand Rally and
Parade Tonight - Some Stirring
Points By MIR. Frye-R0using Rally
Su waterbury Hamden,s Rally
Euthusfasm All Along tine Lines.
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 27.-The parade of the
Republican clubs here tomorrow night will
be a rouser All the clubs in this city and
West Stratford will be in line and the Bulke-
lev Zouaves and the Second Ward club will
appear in new uniforms, the former with
torches and the latter with lanterns. The
Buckley battalion Of Hartford, $50 strong,
will be present with Colts band, and alto
eether it will be gala time which no one
should miss. sea
After the parade the largest and finest ban
ner in the State will be raised at the foot Of
Fairfield avenue, and a grand rally will be
held at the opera house with speeches by
Hon. J. G. Burrows, Hon. Morgan G. Bulke-
ley, Gen. s. e. Merwin and others. The
gigantic affair is under the auspices of the
Young Mems Republican club, whose zeal is
strong and competent. Patriotic citizens
should burn red fire along the line Of march
and otherwise honor the demonstration. The
line will form on Broad street, right resting
on Fairfield avenue, and move over the fol-
lowing route: Fairfield avenue to Main, to
Golden Fill, to CORTLAND, to State, to Main,
to Fairfield avenue, to depot.
Also tonight the West Stratford Republic
cans had banner raising. It was one of the
biggest political demonstrations ever held in
the place. There was good speaking and
fine display of fireworks. The Buckley Zon-
ave battalion, Major Cornell commanding,
attended the banner raising in citizens dress.
IN ANsoNIA.
Ansonia, Sept. 27.-At the Republican
rally here last night Mr.. Frye told about the
wages in Europe, speaking of what he saw in
six months visit there. He was in lace
| factory in Venice and saw an old woman who
had worked there forty-two years. The su-
perintendent showed him the pay roll which
| showed that che averaged twelve cents a day,
| while the rest averaged eight or ten cents per
day. He also saw three or four women one
cold stormy day in Munich saving and carry
ing wood and procured an interpreter and
| found that two of them got nineteen and
| twenty cents day while the other got if
teen cents day because she had six children
| and could not work all day. He also visited
Coats thread mills in Scotland and in Paw
1 tucket, R. l., and looked at the pay rolls in
both places and found the average pay Of q
person in Scotland was $2.85 and in Paw
| tucket $500 per week.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-28

Fresh Creamery Butter.
A large consignment just received: We
sell in quantities to suit purchasers. Prices
lower than the lowest.
F. s. ANDREW & Co.,
Center of City Market.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-28

Leave your orders for moving your pianos
at the Temple of Music.
s25 St c. NJ. LOOMS.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-28

Ninth ward w. M. Bonner Escort.
The Ninth ward Willis II. Bonner escort,
colored, will hold meeting this evening in
Days Hall, corner Of York street and
Broadway, at 7:30 sharp. Business of inn
portance will be transacted. Per order
L. P WOODS, Captain.
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REAL ESTATE
Az THE EXCHANGE.


,h,io auction sales were held at che Exchange
sv,ncon Room to-day. - .,., s.tos
Tse tois amour, rss'ea from pu nd Auction Room
y eSS. week ending with saturday august - IVA IVA
No oso The aggregate sales for the month Oh jury
vs1sss. e icicwins auction sales are announced
TO-DAY CMoNDAY). AUGUST q
IN p. Ineraham & Co., foreclosure sale, channcey
E 5Ss o tSSS I've. ard 1 Isss ioaVe
'Wsm keaaey and BSolhcT foreclosure reel os s1 10
Esesrtt. I issi.s Is dio It Of SHAVE
TUESDAY AUGUST =
IngsAs@ Co. g. GSSSTS bale GSn SSOsy
81 To- Tos 2l7x92 ilx247N5 81 GOuverneur-st' W
~ssSgF o. t. Muller Son, foreclosure sale, D. P In
s go Rtes S o6xo se iS az Tss
Ca n e Of Madison-ave
y" BY Richard V. Harnett & Co.
foreclosure sale. Richard NJ Henry. referee. Of the
ss,sst o4o II e Of 7thave.
BIZ James L. Wells
r.-eelogure sale, Leicester Home. referee OF a mot
4. ani -xioo11. on Eas; 11sthst 47s # Of Ave
4: also similar sale Peter B. oiney. referee. Of three
% az 80 to $50 East 1s2ds aoso IT Of Fave
WEDNESDAY. AUG :.
by A II Muller G. Son.
foreclosure sale. Frank schaenet referee Of the
,sorT BRICK dwelling with lot 2oXsoS. $50 West list
s. : y BY William R Brown
s on S T M iSIers 60 OF Ug'
~ s $ $50 It Of Home-ave.
by j. L. Wells
Partition sale. ]. C. Anderson. referee lot o0x7O g.
m Norrisaye. :. so 1t OF 1i9th-st.
THURSDAY, AUG. o.
By William Kennedy & Brother.
Foreclosure sale. Charles W. DAYTON. referee. lot.
is5xlOOs and 4-sory dwelling. No. ~ West 90th-st
a. 1868 Il d 9th-ave.
FRIDAY. AUG. 10.
By d. P. 1ngraham & Co.
Foreclosure sale. Edward 7. Oldham. referee lots
ssll00 II each AMI 5story buildings Nos 90 and pa
IVES. 1l7th-st. s. 15o It e OF shave.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y. CITY
ro,sYth-st No 1875 and 1913 Robert Ray Hamilton
Schuyler and wife to trustees OF the Mission
sOsS 1IIs $. 1924 Il of 2dayo 10 2x1oo5, John
ssss 20 $ i92 e q sd-avc 1ex1loio same to
oosse.sSe. $ iS1 # Of 164thst. 44x11o. Mary
00I''P Peek to Daniel il, Hunt $4,000
'"i nsnm and wife to Edward il Gate $4,000
iOth.st 1913 Is OF Aye-C. 2oy92 II. Hettie
Gollack and others TO Charles III Baer
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\ EW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RiN LIZ RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUKIRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after July II, trains leave
GIAND CENTRAL STATION,

GREAT EOUKIRACk TRUNK LINE
GLAND CENIi,AI STATION,
is a. M, Rochester EXpress drawing room cars to
a m Saratoga, Lake George. and Montreal. Special
araWlhs room cars 70 SARATOGA tadwel LAKE "eO's''
8 a. NJ. Tor Adlrondack MouSi.ins. Luzerne, North
Creek, schroon LAKE. Blue Mounaip Lake, &c Drawing
y 80 a, m, TAN0Us vEsTIBuzED CHICAGO AND
smoking car dinngcar draWlngreom and sleeping cars
Falls Eric, Cleveland indianapolis en3 Toedo arriving at
fio 80 a. M Chicago Expires 70, Niagara Falls To;
Chicago also or Saratoga Cooperstows AM Noth Adams
drawing room cars ~ Cdnandasua, Reepsstc ana isch
III 80 a. m, Western New.York and Northern Expess
Tor Saratoga, Lake George, Rutland, Bennington North
Adams, sc. Drawing-ioom 20 Tray ana saratoga
arriving Saratoga 35 D. Ia Caldwell 10 p II. Draw
ing,room cars aud buffet smoAng-cars oEiy 80 ,-,
room cars Albany Troy and Saratoga Runs through
to Lake George on Saturdays only , 49,, r..~ cor.
meets Tor Williamsburg, North Adams, And Intermediate
II p =, Ta-i Chicago, Cincinnati .ad St Louis *
tonto via Lewiston seaHersj CcvG.and Cincinnati,
Indianapolis ST Louis Detroit and Garage with sleep
ITO ,, n. ior Clayton daily, including Sunday ior
cars to Clayton and Paul Smiths va Uuea and H., W.
80 p n Montreal AID canandsrua Express day
and yia st. Ats as Gtt a ya 81 ADAMS and cana.
da Atlantic laNa aud to syracus, and Canandssua daily
+ 80 p. H. Tor Adirondack SIoGagans, Lake Chaly.
Va aqs55 haon chat la o a to LII
zerDe North Creek, Schruon Lake. aue Mounan Lake
&c, Via Saratoga AMI AdfOuQ3 Ia.OaL Sleeping
New YORK 10 Ilatjsburg and Noith Creek.
special Sleeper, arIINcs jsyC hester 40
Buffalo 30 IL. and Cleveland ] ~
= IL 80 p Fast Night Express FOR Rchneld Springs
Rochester, BI.ao. Nasafa Fails, Toronto Cleveland.
Cincinnati, indianapolis -. Louis DetIOt and Chicago,
with sleeping cars Sleeping cars To Canandagua on
sundays only.
II midnight, Adirondack Mountain Special FOR Saratoga,
Lake George, F.Gtts1ufg. Loon Lake, Safanec lahc,
Pau Srnth &C. also for sharon spring. Cooleistoan,
and lschheld Springs Sicrping-cals 20 Albany.
Tickets and space in and Stepping cars on
sale Grand Central station, ALB 7sj ana Ji2 broadway.
II Park place, Battery place, 60 West l25thst.. and
13sth-sL Station, New York 1873 Washington and go
Fulton SITS. Brooklyn, ana 20 1th-S, Williamsburg.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences.
Run daily Others daily except Sunday Stop 13sth
st. Stat' I take VI passenS-r. for North and West
J. NJ. TOUCEY HENRY MONETT
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n. Y. c. K IL l. II Co, Desseea
minutes earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River
DetIolt and Chicago, . 80 a. IT,, &c 100 = 10
St Louis g 90, . IL D. n
Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge, Nj
apara Falls, 10. q :5j M, GOO ; 10 ,.
Kinsstcn Saupeftles cstsldil, Albany 3 Is ! III
g So Ia II 80 a m, (s 90, 600 = 10 p. IN.
Cranston's West Point. Cornwall, Newburg. g rs,
= Is = 80 10 10, (a II 30 H., tsl 200 10, 5l5
= ~ AS D. M and 90 a 40 and 90 p. IL,
Cranston's Cornwall, Newbure 81 m
Hamilton London. o 50 m, % 90 = rs To-
rsnto 10 81 a IL 10 200, $ 10 p. m
Elegant seeping-caIs for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
OhaEg Su s1ecia a) II 80 m. ( S45 p m Draw.
q, ssdanots "a ~ ,lT I'm lggh 10 saratora
me- are corpe IL 80 a. IA Drawing Room Cars TO Cald.
vol -atnttays only, (sl 3 :45 D. .
Lakes MOhonk and Mlnnewaska via New, Paltz, . 90,
fa) ii &c a. m, ~ 3t5 p III Dfayins- Room Cars TO
EaatersEiu Hunter, Grand Hotel station and Phoe-
to "a l. q 100 (aj If 80 IN, 81 i5 Drawing
Pm cars 10 Grand Hotel station ana TO Phoencia for
ifate Kaaersk and Mountain House, on 100, (a IL 30
r. H. ana Cairo and Mountain House Station BIB.
u, a 90 fa1 Fl 80 and ~ 3 40 D. H. Drawing
Room cars ~ Catsk on a. II 80 a. Ia and 90 SAO p IL
uaIns finally except Saturday Other trains daily
ION IA III 20 M 10 40 p ~ HoOoken, West Shore
stafloa' 1al III 80 a. IA, ~ 3 30 p. H.
nor tlckets tne thbes patlJr or sleeping car accom-
rnodafons or Information apply % Offices Bfookyn-SJ3
Wa~hington-s 100 FULTON 81 AnleA once, iot o. fr.,
West "a. sL foot Of Jay.st, n. X
WeS BITS Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels Nd residences .. r LAnlbi-hI,
vanlcrblt.aye General Passenger Agent
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SHORTEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST

to West Brighton and Brighton Beach Hotel and Race
Track. seid's Concerts and Thayers Pyrorana.
Boats leave Whitehall ST.. terminus OF the Elevated
roads at 7IO Sundays S:10), S 10. 91o and halt
hourly Sundays every 20 mlnues) thereafter until 10 4o
D. m Returning Coney Island at %, s % 9;22'
10 % and hall hourly until II III p m Time to Coney
Island 81 minutes
Excursion tickets 40 cents (for sale at Elevated sta
tions good also to return 3iaye Brooklyn and ex-
changeabe there Tor car fare on the BROOKLYN Iiv
railroads. or % return BY th3 Brighton Beach Ialroad on
pavment OF difference OK fare. w. e.,s,,.
Fxclrson tickets Brighton Hotel ana I5ces seiu '
Concerts and Thaycrs Taxing Of New feans ncuuhg
faro on Cappels stages Sea View Elevated Railroad.
As cents 49,, ,-,r--. -. a.. -. .,.o,,o,,s ,.o .o.
Passengers admitted FREE TO the marvellous water
dlsnov NIAGARA and the Exposition and by exclusive
copitT,ct AT REDUCED RATES Thayer's Fireworks
Sht W TAXING OF NEW-ORLEANS."
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NEW;YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ KAlLWAA.-Tralns leave from ieffles at West 42d
and jay a. fellows:
dletown. Fall-burc Monticello, Liberty walton Delhi
Norwich. Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton, Oswego, Buffalo
West fai-st 10 a. m. Jsy.s-. 80 a. m. for Wall
Kill Valley stations Lakes MOhcnk MlnncwisHa MIG
dlotown, fllenyie Failsoure, Liberty White Lake.
West 42d-st., 10 D. Jay-st., 90 D. m, for
Waikiki Valey stations Lakes Mohonk. Mlnnewa.ka
Mdlctown, Bioomingburg, Elenvlle MI Dae, Month
cello. Fallsburg, Liberty. White Lake KOckland.
West 42l-st, % p. NJ Jayst, 10 p H., daily for
Mddetown, Falsbuig Liberty walton Norwich; Oneida
Buffet Seepers to Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
saturday haI;-hoiay, West 49d,st 10 p. m. Jay.
St. / 90 D. m. for Campbell Hall, Midd.etOwn. bloom
ngburg Ellenvie Falsburg Monticello Liberty, White
Lake. Livingston Manor Walton, Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved at
3O7 D-oqf~ay. T.c tales tickets &c, 2O7, 307
ga J. 1923 broadway 73I Ch-aye., l34 East l25th-sL
2ci West 125th-st., New YORK. - -
IS Exchange Place, New York
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ANp rNITi'ET.66 IsTTHI,TTEi M: MI MI ROUTE.

GKfST TT:GSK LINE r,r-
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE =.
Streets Ferries as follows: ,., ,n,,..., p,,,c.
Cars attached, 100 a M 80 Dining Car and p m.
daily New-York and Chicago Limited OIL ta AZ Oh
Dining Smoking and Sleeping Vestsued Cars a. 'oo
wliamsport Lock Haven, 90 a. m, 8 90 p m Cory
Se and and she oil III Regions connecting ~ WV
For Lebanon 200 20 p m and IL ~ night
only p m sunday Is and 10 Limited Wash
ing9n EXpres.. Of Pqn2n Parlor Cars $40 daily except
daily With h Dining carr hN at ao % arrive washng i
io9 u esuPr az 6 20 700 ana 70 An M
sSG,y aS s4 ,Gd 100 30 and a n and I Il Is
For Atlantic City, IL 10 100 and 100 p m week
For ca MAY Nay p n week days n, ,,,o..o,,,,
y r9on, 30 $40, q 20 Limitei, 20 ald p n,
For 6d Pon, ana Norfolk, via York, Philadelphia
and gay Line 80 p m week days ~ ,,.o.s
Boats At Je2s orBg % all and 6Ts
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave, New-York Via DesorOsses and
Corlandt streets Ferries, as follows; s r,n,o, r..
and 10, Washington Limitcd, and II a M l. 20, l. 2,
$50 a. 80 D. g. 80 and p H. ana ~ ~ 10 night
sunfeys' Express 80, @ Limited anh 10 a M
:, 80 > O. 6 80. and D. NJ, and IL night
Trains having New York daily. except Sunday at s.
ana M on und 8 at trenton sna for ~ camden ana
Tcket oGiees Nos. l. 4J5, SO and "a Broadway, !
Courts and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fultonst,
Br'oMyn station, jersey City; Emigrant Ticket Office,
The Ncw-York Transfer Company will call for and
check, baggage from hotels and residences ,,.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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5iiuaiions fuaute6-dlalcs.

Giiuaiions Uante0-dlales.
CoAcMMAS and GRooMBy siCgl, man. D in city r,S o.
reference from one family late emp'yer SSnt aIla Iu1
hootmlkei's.
IrJACIM 1N-N gentleman wishes a SITUATION Tor ms
Y cOach Ian h1m highly recommend A. nstca7s
man, Who has lived wtA him the past eight years Oal
COACHMAN.-Dy competent aud experienced man
y proper OK fast horses and fancy mar
and gentleman place generally single GOOD mheri
~ H. u b ,2 ia S6r' ste brcoEyH
COACHMAN GARDENER and UsEFUL-MAN:-By
nes; can milk Wiling and o5iigng hFst-eass refer
en SS RON lat ANA ~ t2 T5bg g@p ONCE WHO '' O0
n OACHMhN.-By hrst-class man who understands his
" business In every respect well qgane1 70 GIlEe ioG
poyer. Address W. D.. Tribune Uptown Ofice L.3S
4 Young German aa and We no children good
horseman careful driver plain gardener can milk tend
f be9 eiss aS VIE Hs S c%aEPENrERs
COAcHMANBy sober bones. man who tho sSS ha1
careful driver VIII care for eow , S5tass ana Pc
Tribune Uptown ONCE 123o Broaiway
n OACHMAN and CsEFUL~MAN.-By single man
fe 40 resSse'9 nns i41 IS years udcn
able NewYork City references when can pe zen MO- zoo
mcSdcn gaEei Harrison a' n Y, J. -'-0.--,
CoAcHMAY tc-BY Young, sweie; understands
y care OF horses carriages and haincss sardehng
dav. Address COAClIMAN. oil East 2sth-ss
COACHMAN.-A gentleman wants situation for his
y coachHan. reliable Protestant man, recommended IN
fS S I 8s rs S iaa; R5 5issn' pace o 0- A4-
COACHMAN.-Ey a married man, no children; is
~ sober understands everything about horses ana Is
safe driver; willing make himself usenl; city refer
encc. Call or address COACHMAN' III West @Jthst'
feed store.
EOACUMAN. GROOM and UsEFULMAN.-By a TEN.
- pcrafa young thoroughly understands tho care
anl handling Of horses carriages ana harness can do gen
eral work about Ccntemans place; nos alri 0t work
good reference Address SOBER Tribune Uptown Ohee.
/. 23S Broadway.
1, Rec TO 'EMPLOYERs-Ah kinds Of male help,
Il carefully selected and receipt ~ orders city
or country. TIKI =, Metropoan Agency $50 Broadway:
= ARDEN ERA lady who has sold her greenhouses
VI wishes to place her gardener j. thoroughly competent
20 take charge Of gcntcman's place understands hot
houses fruits and flower and vegetable gardening Is
perfectly trustworthy bad habits single Apply 70
Tho Berkeley" 20 5th-ave.
L. ARMER and GARDENER a married
i mdileaCcd children o. . gentlem1ns place;
competent IN all branches nrstcl3~- reference from
last employer Address J. NJ, orange Valley N. J.
DORTER &c.-By 4 and loyal citizen position as
porter or antor. any place where trust and eonn-
denee are required has IL years highest reference from
last employer, single, age 80 Protestant Address
ISAAC w. GRAHAM. so West 14th-st
" good caretaker OF horses harness. ic careful
driver; good gardener: can milk excel
lent retsreneeA AZ cARPENTEHS. los eth-aye.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

CEN ?T "A IRA RAIL LIB OF N HEW-%ERSEY
For pH11A lIIt end a ' TyESr6N Bound Brook
Z EgJ' at suNbA2s at rs S5 30 - D. 49,
- Trains leaving AZ T. : ~ II a n. 10 T. . 30 $50,
vile, etc q. m FOR Easton Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
As a H. 10. Like IIoDatcoHg, Easton, Bethlehem and
town Maueh tRuhk ''' ''''0' N'VH'
80 a. H. for Pennington. Lake Hopatcong Easton,
ton. Reading Harrisburg PottsVie, Tamaqua shamoAn,
D. IN for Remington. iasion. Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, ETC. 49,
Chunk Wnkes5are. scranton, Tomaqqa, shaHokin.
90 and 80 p ~ for someryne and Pennington.
Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc. On Sundays at 80
l. 10 Q: 80 Il rs a. NJ 30, 80. 80, 4, 80,
go, 6 Is j. m sunday . 100 "a, a n.y. 90 p m for
cep sunday, Point Pleasant ParoF Cars al 10, 80,
II 10 a. a. 80 80 30 no. ~ 80 f0r Farmngdne LAKE
WOOD, Manchester Tome FLYER Bainegat en-, .-..,,
CRY Jacdad % Bfaseo iS' Beach a''"' ATLANTIC
90 100 8 70 $50 10 30 II 10 a m, 80 30,
For MoYIorIn, PARK RACES on Tgcsdays' Thurs
i245, 80 p N. Parof Car Train. 100 p n
For LONG AAfhRR33ci 1'2GE&$ Grove, etc.
For Highland Boash. sea6-ight Monmouth Beach and
bcas ao "a 49, 100 1d o2 y s9 9 f. +, 9 90
For III Asbury Park ocean Grove etc, 90 oo
For MONMOUTI PARK RACES on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays 100, Q 90, II 100 a. M y 10 GO
For Atlantic Highlands 80, 100 m q 100 Saturdays
For lakewood TONS River and Barnegat 80 100 a. NJ
Car seats can Be procured at T. -
i5 $5d st is !G SE couis rs W so
NewYork Tiansfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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6nmmer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
FAST TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS.
THE PREkERRED ROUTE,


TIE PREFERRED ROUTE,
,o,,r, NEW YORK CENTRAL AND -.
NVMt, WAIEkTOWN AND OGDENSBURG r. RS;
Train with through sleeping cars Grand Central
pSpot n except Saturday. and runs over the great
1iic ssk n y c H. r. Il, easing Albany 10 p n NJ;
Aor9na9eks snd through the beautiful Black River Valley
nelMhG AZ isu Smiths station Via Northern Adirondack
~ L., - a. M, connecting with stage arriving a.
Paul Smiths Hotel 9 80 H. Returning caves
itu! Snmlh.s Hotel D. Sleeping cars leave Paul
smith station; Northern Adirondack r. r. 20 p m.
arrive Grand Central Depot a.. Excursion tickets
and sleepnecar Accommodations be obtained all
New-l Central ard Hudson River r. T. Offices II.
VIA Utica and r, w. 4 o: X r. Fare as low as any
line Remember that this 10 the only through route
only line avoiding change OF only standard
route; only route anOrdng passengers q full nights
rest The time from New York by this line has been
reduced from New-York
IA 1-2 HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS STATION;
is IL HOURS To PAUL SMITHS HOTEL.
Connections made for Saanac Lake ana all AdirOn-
dack Mountain resorts Send postage FOR illus
trated book l16 pages large oetaG size; best book
given THEO BUTrERFIELD,
Gen'l Passenger Agent. l.. w. o. r. R..
n Y
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Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES - LONG
~ --,.,-sr, BRANTII r. J. s.-r,pn,v
U4ul TUESDAY. AUGUST 2sth. Commanding a, 30 p; n
II rs a. H.. y ~ II a. l. so p m Pennsylvania
\ T., corandt and Des5rosses H. Ferries, 49, 10,
only Boats VIA Sandy Hook from Pier s. foot OF
Rector-st.. ). .. II q. H.. - is ! ?.
Fac. Round Trip. lncluiu- Jfgssi0r N Fold. 81 so.
j. II. COSTER. Sec A. J. CAsSATT Pres
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Railroads.
pOAp an NEIV- JrDSFY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
h T., leaye GEamse5s station ws ss s sk
30 oC S0sh 20 te n 20 and II so 10 $50
100 80, 5 80. 40, Gao, 500, 1880 P M II
For Ns5usS spSs valley Io@sey and T ndh9aR
80 am and NJ sataray spcca IL As noon Al
donai trains to oeskiil and way. 40 C. N 2 80 D. III
T. RE RAILWAY.-Tick Offices 40l, BIZ,
~ ~ AMI 957 Broadway, l55 ~ Boz esy 1s1 WesEst.
YORK 81 and ssS Fq'on tu BfooAyn l57 H!oadway
wliiem'huig corner Newark and Hudson st, iloooken
ana ana, New station, jersey CITY where Tickets ana
rari9T or stepping Car eserystions ana orieis
press trains leave 1adst salier than tine shown
df"m ShaMpgfs - local trains TO 10 minutes earlier
70 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Aorneisville to
10 $50 week DAYS Delaware Valley Express pariOr
car to BPgham;Sn oweg2 Emira ana Corning SOLID
, qmSn an q day and bullet sepns coaches to B aud
o ST. Louis no extra charge for fast tiHis
coaches to BIhshSiaon d%egG EmIa Rochester. Ba2
p ieo, Cincinnati and Chicago: .o.,o
A'ns3's' e. $a.'fs T. e 4 e.
80 ie S9 So 3d. 49, &c. g = Ria
5:ss, Il ?s p SaG AZ. Ssnaa'i 80, az 80 g
p,i 10 :So p n i night 70 % roor
5sd '5 5 3 s 3S q 40 s3 s0 q 5o 30 no.
II night sundays, As, 10. 10 80 a. NJ il noon
NcIa AZ and y T. P : $50 49, . 10 Sq 10 70 nigh
6S 80 10 p n; u night sundays a. IN : $3.50
pi$gs Icy 81 a. aSd saaern74 49, 1850 sa9 10 m
j. night Also 70 RidgewOod, 30 a. ~ . 20 T. IL
to sUn>n, 8 30 p Sundays, 40, . 80 10 30
a. m 40, 4, 6 30 y N. IL night
Newburg and CoInwall-7 80. a. 30. 4 30 100.
80 y sundays. 0 a III. ! 40 ,.
Watwck-Week days. AS, o, 10 80 a. H. J. 4 30 p m
eosss%9 IS - So p 10: 30 N 30 80 $50,
Md9letOwn aL1 Port JerNlsi 10. 80, ., 10 30
800. 40 3 80, p IN Sundays 4'l5. 80. o
Express trains from the West arrive IN New-YOrk at
Z :05 II 80 a. m, and 10 20 D. In
w. J. MURPHY. I. 7. FARMER
Gen'l sup't General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
Ocean SLcGmcrs.

ANCHOR LINE Z. S. Mail Steamships.
n NEW.IOlK AND LIVERPOOL
s. S. CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday, Aug 8, a. NJ
and every fourth Wednesday tnerafter.
Cabin $50 $50 and Second class $50
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
Fthiopta Aug. II. a Deyonla Aug 25. a. m
AnChoria August Is D. m Iirca.st sept l. p ~
Patea OF massage 70 GLASGOW, DERRY. LINERPOOA
> or EEI.FASr, Cabin, si5 and $50.
Second class $50. Storage. 500
raveers Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts for any
amount issued at lowest current rates.
Tor hook OF Tours further information ably 20
uENDERsCN RROTHERS. Bowling Green. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
BROOKLYN propertn for Sale anb 60 &c
Connirp f)ropertp for Sale and Go Eel

A GENCY FOR MoNTcLA1R-Handsome residences
"A and building Gites for sale houses 70 let.
I.ar CLARENCE B. TUBES. Beekpanst.. N. Y.