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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-28
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
STATE OF OREGON,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SAI-EAI NnNEAI nER Z lGNl

SALEM, NOVEMBER 7, 1883.
This year now drawing to II close has
been one Of uneXampled peace, plenty
and prosperity within the borders Of the
state, II Is proper that public aclSnowl-
edgmcnt should be made to the Great
Ruler of the Universe for His nnumeuble
blessings, do, therefore, designate Thurs
day, the Goth day of November, as n day Of
Thanksgiving To Almighty God, to be
observed by the whole people of this Com
monwealth in token of their gratitude
for His great mercles,
In witness thereof have set my hand
and caused the seal Of the state to be af-
fixed, this, the seventh day of November,
A. D., 1883.
SYLVESTER PENNOYER,
Governor
by the governor:
GEO. w. MCBBIDE,
Secretary ofStatc.
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CLARKsON, Of the State Register,
Des Moines, Iowa, is spoken of as
Postmaster General under the Har-
rison administration.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-28

Having suffered with my kidneys I was
induced Ia Try the OREGON KIDNEY
TEA which relieved mo Ia u short time. l.
take pleasure In recommending it To the
cultieS.
GBoRqE W, BAILEY, County Judge
of Omntilla.
sold by ID, W.,Mathews 4 On.
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HAVE you put in your applica,
tion for the postmastership under
the new administration yet?
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NEW TODAY.

C,MALLPOX A PREVENTIVE. THE
NpIeventive for smallpox or any other
catching disease is the OREGON PEACH
BITTERS. 1t cleanses your blood and
strengthens your system. Every family
should have n bottle in their house. To
prevent treating diseases, call at yoI
druggist or address II. KLAS,
No. "a F ST., Portland, On.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-28

TARIFF speeches will now Civ,
place to odes to turkey"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-28

THE election is over now get
down to business.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-28
SHEEP FOR SALE.

800 head Of stock sheep for sale
For prices and particulars, adde's
A. care CAPITAL JOURNAL Office.
dwtE
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BFy-Entered as secOnd-class matter at the
Salem, Oregon, PoStofiice, June 2l, 1888.
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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
-PUBLIsHED-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
EOR PHILADELPHIA.
n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RINEt. ItAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after July "a, trans ltaye

GRAND CENTRAL SIAifON,
IT'S a. m, Rochester Express drawing-room cars to
a m, Saratoga, Lake George, and Montreal. Special
rla,ts6uTs. ana Montreal ais s. Abaps vo,,h
Creek sehroon Lake blue Mountain Lake, &C Drawing
- 80 a, IA, FAN0Us vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF 0unet
ior Albany Utea. syrseuse' Kosheser Barao Niagara
Falls Esie, Cleveland Ind annapolis AM To edo arriving at
Connects at Albany III for foi SSopeS.town p
rn no. Ge1.aad 0V Gasnnap nd iS Dco and
Chicago also ioi ssrat "a Cooperstown am North Adams
draw guom cars " Cdnandaisua, Rochester and 1Hch
III 30 m, Western New; York and Northern Express;
Tor ssFaoea Lake Geo5ge Rutland Bean ng SSn
p N. Saratoga Limited Euns on Saturdays only only
arriving Saratoga ;S5 p IN, Caldwell 10 D. III Draw"
80 p M, saratoga ana Utiea special with drawing
to Lake George Saturdays only,
meets Tor wilamsiowa North Adams, and intermediate
p n, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis TX
press Tor NIAGARA Fails Buffalo SUSPENSION Brdse 40
indianapolis, ST Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleep
10 ,. m tor Clayton daily, including sunday for
PAU smiths daily except saturday through sleeping
cars to Layton and Paul SMITHS via Utica and h. W.
It 80 ,. m. Montreal and Csnandalgua Express daily.
seepngcaF TO Patsburg and Montreal via Rouse Point
and via St. Adams also Ottawa via ST. Adams and Cana
except sSndsy sunday train west Of Albany
Lyon Mountain Loon Lake, saran9c, Paul smiths &C.
Hfnd Norh 6rssK sehToon Eskc Bue Mountain Lake
&c. via Saratoga and Adirondack Rail road. Sleeping
NeW-lOrk - PlattsbuFg and North Creek.
p. IN, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. M,
Buffalo y 30 o. and Cleveland 20 y m.
= IL 80 p m, Fast Night Express Tor Rchhed Springs
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toronto. Cleveland
Cincinnati, Indianapolis 81 Louis. Detroit and Chicago
With sleeping cars Sleeping cars to Canandalgua on
Sundays only.
u mldnisnt Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George, PiattsbuFg, Loon Lake. Saranac Lake.
Paul Smiths &c. also Tor Sharon springs Coopersown
Tickets and space drawing and sleeping cars on
Grand Central Station, 4l3 7o5 and 942 Broadway
iSsth-st Station New York 1873 Washington and 100
Full SIS, Brooklyn, and 70 ithSt Williamsburg.
Wescotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
run daily others daily except Sunday Stop a. 18Th
ST. Satitn B. take up passengers TOR North and Vest
J. NJ. TOUCEY, HENRY MONETT.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and
DesJrosses sts. as follows:
80 a m. for Calsauqua and intermediate points
a. m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira. Rochester, BuEalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car to
Elmlra
! D. IN. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
" TunhannOek Connection TO Heading ana Harris
burg ,.--,,-.-
40 p. m. for Pittston and principal Intermediate
pOints Chair l.. and b. Junction
40 n. FOR Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
Mauch Chunk
p. N for Geneva, Lyons, Emira, Rochester, But'
falO and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
: rs ,. m. for Laurays and nteFmediate points
Trains leaving a a. m, ! ,. m aud $40 p M con-
for all points NahanOy ana Hazlcon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. for Mauch Chunk, uazlctOn ana lnterineulate
points
8 IA p. m for Coplay and intermediate points
FOR Geneva. Is OILS. Elmlra, Rochester, Bui-
falc and the West Pullman s'coner 90 Lyons.
General Eastern Office, 23J Broadway
- IIOKE LINE FOR BOSTON Improved
> service luxurious dining room ear Is aitaSnea a.
New London the limited express leaving New ORR az
r. m. and runs through Boston returning Is attached
limited express Boston 40 p NJ ana runs as Ia
New. London Meals seryai IN carlo on route edsWarl
and table d'hote In opposite direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
SHORTEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST

to West Brighton and Brighton Beach Hotel and Race
Track seidl's Concerts and Thayers Pyrorama.
Boats leave Whitehal-st, terminus Of the Eevated
roads at 10 Sundays $40, $40. $40 and hah
hourly Sundays every 90 minutes) thereafter until 10 40
D. m Returning leave Coney Island at o. % ~
10 % and half hourly until II 10 Time to Coney
Island 81 minutes
Excursion tickets 40 cents (or sale at Elevated sta
.ons) good 3d-ave, Brooklyn and ex-
chsnesabc there for car fare on the BIo0hyn Soy
pavnent OF difference OF fare. ~ c.,,,,.
excursion tickets 70 Brighton Hotel and Races Selds
Concerts aud Thaysrs Taking OF New'Oreans lnoiuapg
fare on Cappes or Sea View Elevated h4hro@d'
40 cents -w.,o.
Passengers admitted FREE TO the marvellous water
dlsUav Niagara and the Exposition. and by exclusive
contract At REDUCED RATES % Thayers Fireworks
Show TAKING OF NEW-ORLEANS'
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

n y. Z. Y u l. X 70, I.sSs'fs7'-.
minutes earlier from foot VI Jayst., North River;
Detroit and Chicago, 9 90 y 700, . 10 D. m
81. Louis q 90. . 10 y. m. -,
syracuse, Buffalo. Rochester, Suspension BRIDGE Nj
agaia FAILS 10, . 80 a; M, g 200, 3 70 p n.
Kingston. Sauserte-. Cats sll. Albany, 3IJ, 10
20 90 (a II 80 a. m. ts 100. 6 100, = 10 p. m -
Cranston's, West Point, Cornwall, NewOurg, - To-
T 10. 50, 10 10 "a II 30 H. 90 10, olo'
= 10. 40 j.. No. and . 100 i5 and q 100 D. M
Tor Montreal and Canada East % 90 p. m
Hamilton, London. . so q. IA, - Oo, SD D. m 10
ronto. - 80 a. III. 10 90. = 10 y m - .
Elegant seeplng-cars for Buffalo Niagara FAILS Detroit
safstoss specials a. II 80 m. (s as p. IN. Draw.
Ing room cars through ~ Saratoga =. -..- ct,
Lake George j 80 A. m, Drawing Room Cars to Caid'
wei. Saturdays only, 81 3 :i5 p. N. - , ooo
Lakes Iohouk aud Minncwaska via NeW.fsltL, v.uu,
tal II sc m, 3;45 p IL Dray Room Tars 10
Kingston 100, IL 10 m. ~ 3 40 D. m trains
Kaatcrskln Hunter, Grand Hotel station. and Phoe-
uica 10 100 ca If 30 o. 10 D. Drawing
Room Cars To Grand Hotel station ara to fhoehci9 VIZ
and Mountain House, On OO' ca IL 80
Palcnville Cairo and Mountain House Station 3l5.
7:15 200, Ga II 80 a and - 40 p m Drawing
Room Cars Caskll (a IL 80 a. M ana 90 Sfo D. III
DAILY tDaIy except Saturday Other trains daily
ton 49, IL 20 O. m 90 40 p Hoboken, West Shore
station, (a II 80 a m, ls 3 10 p. IN - -
tickets table,. paslor or sleep ng-car a''on
mOdatl0ns Information. apply ~ oHces hp"hl1 900
Washington st. $50 FultOnrt Annex once" Foot gi W
ton st. NowYors City-363 100, 9i2 Broadway 153 l-2
West 42d-sL. foot OF Jay.st., y. r. ..,.. s.ro ,.,
hotels and re.idances 4. r. LAMBERT.
Z VenderhIlt-ava General Passenger Agent.
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naliroa0s.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JULY J., 1883.

Am GEEEAT TEpEK HE porrr
sueets Ferries as follows ,,-,,--. n.,...
Cars attached, 100 $50 (DIhne Can and p m.
daily NewYork and Chicago Limited lao, 9 .. fa " nd
a. m every day.
wiliIamsport Lock Haven, 100 a. m, 90 p m Cory
Vile and the OF OH Regions ion .'''"'''"s
For Lebanon 700 m 10 m ana u ana Raanc
IL 100 a. m, 100, 2 100 and 4 100 p IN Saturdays
Bal HS 6re Wilmington and nc south Limited Wash
lngton Express Of Pullman farior Cars daily except
ton . - D. M regular at 20 200 and 8 80 a. M.
sS5y 81 and ND anu a. HO 80 aud p N ahd Is5
For Xuantlc City, IL 10 NJ 100 and 100 D. m week
For Cap May p, week day, ~, r,.,nso,,.
tons Railway aud Amboy 30 = 10 and 10 a. M.
On nS Sa5dsy 49, iU sn q So rs nGa and a. dJ n1
stop at Astury PaID
and Norfolk Railroad. 5 p M daily Via Baltimore
and Bay Line, 80 p m. week days =, .,-,
trains at Jersey City afording speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-YOrk Via Desbrosses and
go. 20, s. %, Chicago Limited with Dining Car,
and 10, Washington Limited, and III a M II 80, l.
Accommodation, 5 30 and II 10 m, 40 and p
Sunday Express 8 10 % Limited and 20 10 a. m
Trains LAYING New. FcEk daily except Sunday a.
-. M on Sundays connect at Ttenten ior Camden.
fe o sa Ss s Of 1s se pS and S coand s
CoursL and Brooklyn Annex Stadon foot OF Futon.st,
broetlyn Station Jersey City; Emgrant Ticket ONCE,
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check oeggage from hotels and residences oor,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
Loaro ano Rooms.

A PARTMENTs FOR GENTLEMEN every convenience
n and service. rents $500 finest location Ia city :
sucs ~ . 4 or 4 roorns CUS HEEiAND SHAVE. cor
ner God ~ see Supcrt or T. Cru kshank Co1T6 Bway
~ DIST. % FAST-Beauuful table and appoint,
meuts thoroughly nTstciass uansicnts accommodated
low prices
~ WEST 3eDST. beautiful rooms with without
:. 4 board abundance OF water every n0or. refer
enccs exchanged
y -rII ST. AZ WEST-Cool rooms with or without board
-O Central location for tIanslenis, differences
1Dt WEST 42DST- Pleasant cool. rooms for transient
III gentlemen without board. AZ reasonable rates.
OF. WRIST llTIi-ST-Private family will let large
~fo back and nail room; al conyenienees reference
ocS WEST 2sD.sT. CORNER AvE--Eleeant
QUO rooms with board table board, reference ic-
quired Mrs JAMES NJ. PFLEGER
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILwAY.-Trans leave from ferries West 42d
and Jay Is follows: 49,
West 42d-st.. 80 a. Jay-st.. rs a for Mid
dleown, FallsbuFg Monticello, Liberty Walton, Delhi,
Norwich, Utica Rome, Oneida, Fulton oswego, Buffalo,
Detroit, Chicago.
West 42dst Q 10 a. m. Jay-st. ;55 a. m, for Wall
Kill Valley stations Lakes Mohonk Minnewaska Mid
dletown, Eilenvle Fsllsburg, Liberty, White Lake.
=, West 4?dst, 4 p m Jayist, sos p M, for
Mddletowr, BloominEburg, ElenyiIe M Dale Month
cello Fasburg, Liberty. White Lake Iockland
West 4od-st. 25 p. m. Jayst.. 10 daily for
Mdfetown Fallsbulg Liberty. Walton Norwich, oneida
Oswcgo Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago. ST. Louis
Buffet Sleepers to Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
SATURDAY Rolf.hol!day. West 42d-st 10 p. m Jay
st., / 90 D. M for Campbell Hall, Middletown, Bloom
ngburg Ellenvle, Faisburg Monticello Liberty White
Lake. Livingston Manor Walton, Delhi.
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved at
3O7 Deoqd~ ay. TINE ia,les tickets &c, at 2OI 3OI
ga. l. 923 broadway 7a7 0h.aye., 1874 East 125thst
264 West 125th-st., New York. - - .
is Exchange Place, New York.
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EXCrRSIONS no long BRANCH,

EXCURSIONS TO Long BRANCH
H OCEAN GRDyE. -. liLtND BEACH &c.
BY THE SAN DY HOOK RO TE. ,,..>-
TO HIGHLAND BEACu, L0SG BRANCH, OCEAN
GROVE -
LEAVE NETWORK, fith 8, n. Il, $780, V'o"
IL 700 A. IA. 90 40 . 800 3. m.
Returning frequent t ais during inc day ana III
the evening as follows; - r.. q ~
Leave Point Pleasant 500 p. NJ; ocean Grove, 8 30
D. IA. Long Branch, o 100 y. m >eabflgh@ o'l@ y III :
Highland Reach . 20 p. N.
Arriving In New York, 10 40 J. m.
TAKE TIE SANDY HOOK ROUTE AND SPEND AN
EVENING ON THE SEASHORt.
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Gonnirp BOARD.

-~~-~~~.~-~--~--.> - 90,
BEAUTIFUL summer home for family or lew
"A guests; large private mansion about an hour rom
New-YOIk; hot and cold water gas baths 20 acres
lawn shade walks garden, fruit; high location superb
View convenient depot; many trains staeiing Al
dress 80 ,,-,,,. a.:
COUNTRY BOARD near Bay and Ocean bathing,
boating and riding shady lawn broad piazza generous
table liberal terms. JOHN w TUTHILl, speonk, l. L
EIRsT.CLASS BOARD IN a MODERN COTTAGE &C.
4 With additions and cOmnodious rooms contrary
located and newly furnished ca Front baratOea
Springs opens June l5. Mrs. s. VAN NEGHTEN Prop
UEATTH AND C0MFORT.-Parfies desiring large,
airy rooms pltsseht shade MT and cold bath ana hs
class country board Ia hours from We city, may Jul
ircss Box 1877 Fishkl- on Hudson, n. Y
NIONTCLAIR n IA private family accommcda 70
vi N or seven adults for and fall months; high
ground; wrll shaded lawns pleasant rooms eood sDe'
in west OF Harrison ave.
OF t. X C. c.. Box 95 Montclar y. J.
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REAL ESTATE
.,,.,xreo AT THE ExCHANGE.

x,, active bidding the stand OF d. PhoenN
.sh,m Co. yesterday when usev onerea- unees io'v
-. No 81 Gouverncurst, thrce-ssery oneA SUI
srelllns on the southwest corner OF Hehryse' io'
go The first lid made was $4,000. from which TIE
~. NO 10 eli 800 David Mcr was the euver James
n .asreA under foreclosure. Nos go. Pa and 23a
o,s hundre and twen second St. being three four
- aats on the south a sac OF .e NJ, street. n
VI AL ran from $4,000 $1,000 John Calahsn
=. The buyer The same buyer took NO. HS4 at sio'ozo
- NE va vas cali at the EXCHANGE Yesterday for loan
aS y situated in Morrsaye., TO'dhsm land lox
' Sisss sqf 0' wa. SaSrsI for .aic
s~' ayestory brownssOnc apartment house In Forty
; ass 6oc SSd and attic frame house
Z Nsrrissya, Fordhazi, lot 6oxi7a al $1,000
New.York, Tuesday, August 7.
The following .slcs were made At the Exchange and
austi'n Ro0" ' X B P 1ngrah.m & Co.
70. Of nS SSlaas lot s'sa David
ss u.r. ' 81 800. w.u.
,.,v sopI 70, Is S1c S' , $40 Sso
s' sgSHss ss % SO Is aS' adjoining above
? saf s s' sul l3 Ne 2sS adjoining above
Sale OF plot Of land on East l16th-st . Of Ave A.
ss adjourned 70 rs sept q Il 20 Mule, . Son
81 n: s" "a. saS S ST. g East S'A
ca. the dr sSHsEa WIN H lar n Co. Was,
rs 1sse a. was ADJOURNED to Sept No. LOO west
accorded REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y CITY
.x2dn 200 33.ayc, 25xfO0; Andrew T.
Rogers to Ann 8. de La Mare 81 500
Jsoksan-ave, W 5, 500 Columbia.ave o4.4X1OO:
Patrick Doan and wife Christian Sehulze 600
Iswisst W = 1871 Houston.-st o5x1OO.2;
Isfsel NJ Manson and wife 70 David snbersten $4,000
Henniam 10 G. 2. Herman 1000
il2d-s. eco 9d-ave. o5x1oo; Andrew j.
Rosers and wife 70 Ann s &c "a !isreS 1900
IlQth-sL No. los East william II. Neidig to
Mari A. sheehsn $500
e.i-si, c s 923 : Q 1st-ave. 81. 6x9o.S John o.
Sullivan 70 Patrick sullivan 1900
ward Johnson :.,.. $500
eoasiein - -. 25.25o
Crane to William 2; St. John 1880
hleStrier-eve, 3, IS 13Gthst, 30x75 Mary
Dsgsn 70 Thomas J. o'Kane $4,000
JschsOn-aye. E. 400 Columbia-ave 30.6x100
Thomas Phelan 20 Patrick Dolan 1000
Hofnan-st W s lot l02, May Lett 10 Mary A.
isi'a..t = soo.io W shave. isiox59.1i WI -O-'
Jan N. Ramsey to Ellen NJ. Fit1gersld :. 1900
xth-st, :, 230.2 " 7th-ave. 10. SX99.9, Samuel
". Halsey to 4; l. Hilton $500
e5.h-st n :. 100 3d-ave. 1GOx1O0S; r. Gucgen
se.m~r ct FL to ?. opDenheimeT $50 600
to n. Nathan -. $50
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Business froucrtp for Sale ano 70 ct
BROOKLYN propertn for Sale ano Go fet

r Or SALE ard to let by LEONARD MOODY Real
i Broker and Brooklyn Manager OF the hanover
Fire Insurance Company and the Metropolitan Plate Class
Insurance Company Special attention paid to Iei 5ag
20 Court-st.. MCdtagut-st. laZO
Bediod-sye.. and 27G Fatbush-ave., corner Prospect
place
Houses in all OF the city for gale or to let
Houses at all prices Bargains In lots and p ot% ne
can't new cabne trimmed houses In rstclass locations
fos sale or lease DESTROYS OF purchasing or hir
iDs Will And large and general assortment Of houses,
fats &c.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- FOOT OF Liberty STREET. NORTH RIVER

a L.
~ FOOT OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHI TIT Ii2s and S Jgy rS Bound brook
l. p IN. SUNDAYS al As a. IN :; 8 80 II p m.
y NJ, have Connection Tor Readne Harrisburg, Potts
Magch CHUNK Re nd l2 IasrsBurr ' ee Allentown
80 a. m ioI Lake llopatconG, Easton, Bethlehem and
200 a m teT Remington. EastOn, bethlehem. Allen
80 a. n. Tor Pennington. Lake Hopatcong Easton.
Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk, MLkesbarre, Scran-
ton Reading Harrisburg fottsyie, TamaQua shanokin.
D. m. for Fcmngton Easion, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Chunk. GiEesos7fe scranton, .Tamaqua shamokin.
O0 and 80 D M for somer,ie and Pennington
40 D. m for Faston, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc. on Sundays at 80
SIP $50, l1 80 = M lo6 80 3d. So 90
cept sunday Point Pleasant Parlor Cars rs 80
II 70 m 80 20 80 90 g9' % 80 tor Fbrnrgsoe
WOOD, Man, hester. Toms River. Barnegat, e.c.
c1fY 3aedn4 70 tageto 1S' Beach Haven ATLANTIC
99 90 % lS TX 90 No no 80 u Il iS M 80 30
For aoS4Qg rAEK y RACES rs on Tuesdays. Thurs
u 40 j 80 p m; paTlot Car Train ] 100 p IN.
For LONG AHfkRRSScHHo 6 OCEAN AZ IGiRtovE, etc.
For Highland Blac6 stabrisht Monmouth Beach and
Long Blalch, % 30 90 Q 90 u ; 900 a M 700,
For E III AseuEy Park ocean Grove etc, OO oO
For M0NM0UUTH HARK RACES On tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, 100. 9:oo II 100 a. m, 70 10 200
For Atlantic Highlands 30 100 m. q 100 Saturdays
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat, 80. 100 m,
reSs aud rafo Car seats can procured at H. AS
Ssh "a s o sGS hSsdTy gw S 2et w sS5
FuIt0n.st % broadway BrooFyn.
Ncw-YorE Transfer Company will call for and check
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DLAINES RECEPTION.
I'D sPECIAL TRAINS
CENTRAL r. r. OF NEW-JERSEY.
the evening OF
BLAINE'S RECEPTION.
STEAMER MONMOUTH Will leave NEW'Yohh'
PIER :, y. r., Via SANDY HOOK ROUTE, at
II 20 l.. NJ. - -
FOR SANDY HOOK, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
HIGHLAND BEACH SENBKIGHT MONMOUTH
DEACH LONG BRANCH and ENroNrOWN, via ALL
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stations on the NEW-YOEK AID LONG BRANCH X X
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NJ ONMOUTH PARK RACES - LONG
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EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
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Fare Round Trip including admission 70 fIsio VI oo
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