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Competition TO Rearing and Harrisburg. Chair to
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and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
D. m connect Tor all points In Mahanoy and Hsfietou
coal regions. -. -. 49,. -.
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermedlsa
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. c.

w " n r. r. Co.. Lcssee.-Trains leave West 42d St
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ssratoea Special II 80 a. m, tsD 3t5 D. m b~w'
ng room cars through 70 Saratoga. -.
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we'll SATURDAYS only, ~ 3 as j. m
Lakes Mohonk aud hinueEaska. via New PATTI, 100.
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picis is 90 az II 80 q. m ~ 3H5 m Drswins
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Iiotsi Kaxersk and Mountain Hous) on 100. la) ii &c
a m and 80 s AS y. m trains. -
Paenville Cairo and Mountain House Station. 3 l5.
rs 90, (a) IL 30 a. m, ~ 345 p. m. Drawins
Room Cars 20 Catskil (a) IL 30 and ts as D. M
trains
iDoiT' exeept Saturdays. Other trains daily sxesps
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ion All 90 a. m, % 80 p For tickets time shlsS
or Information, apply Offices Brookyn-sS3 Nashnst9n'
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Stations 42d-s. and foot OF Jay-st. y: r.
Westeots Express calls for and checks baggage nom
hotels and residences % - ,.,,nrpr
X Y.
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RAILROADS..

r. RE RAILWAl.-Ticket Offices, 40l, 3I7l
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Battle creek south Bend ana Chicago without change.
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Goshen a. ST. O. 10 10 80 M % 80 30 80
*: e gs' j ST. go Ss4
Sunday lral malns. main line. AS rs, 10 30 m.
Expre:. ians from West arrive $780, 7;4o m. ass.
$3.50 D. 10.
NoWHfRY RAILROAD OF y. J. DIVISION.
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send 10 cents In po,tage 70 Gen'i PssSr Agent fci
~ J. MURPHY, L. y. FARMER
Gen'l Supt General Passenger Agent
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Mem Publications.


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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Stations foot Of Desbrossss and oOrtlandt SITS
a. M The Celebrated New.York and Chicago Limited
s ns Of f fu ihs SaS e 81
smoking Cars Lighted by movable electric lights oay
a. m Fast Line With Pullman yestbqle Pa lC and md
ffte5UE &C. cncnnaa Cleveland Louis daily
SATURDAY for Chicago and Tp Psm,n vesbue
Sleeping Cars and Dining Car daily for PittsbGrg
Ga He o 6sSe%a a a"f f bSn daily except sn'u
ng , ra Say aF Ts dSeasS and daily
roS eH%SsRt SaSGay fS mnTen 100 M 100
Gerry and Ere At 100 ppc M connecting az lofty
For MOrrsSwn Ph9e9Ylco p9'tsesU o and sT1SaTs
SSY p5 and ~ 10 ;od NO. oO and IS 90 NJ
q P1T2n aEST Ga5s dsGS ~ p except G
S So sna % az B. co. SS stgSs' s
SsS E. 3S S d 9s Ss ana Onto s"f hava
and Cincinnati, Sieepers. Dining Car and cOache'
For rnl XtSniic City ico hrough and 200 p
For a5a Branch SGF f PoRS fp and
'hya 90 ana h'Gs 80 spi liz
S Is 10 and sHS O% do not Stop
k fad N at oc "a SeS d,y via
D RTsSyS IS6 n ss5nss; with Al, through
D0e iTsn 81 at jersey CITY aaone speedy
FOR PMILADELPHiA Express Trains leave New.York
t:15 20 : COS 90 $40 . @ ChcSgo limited With
Dnins.Car and 10 Washington Llmite1). and II 90
a. m. 10 90. 100. 90 3 90 80 90. 30. 100.
0 100 Q 80 S; 90 and . 100 p m AID y Is night. Ac
days Express. 90, 10 100 % Lmlted ami 10 a H.
1890 100 80. 60. 80, 100 and o 100 D. and
Is 10 NIGHT. Accommodation. 100 D. m.
Trains leaving New York daily except Sundly, az 90
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Ticket 0fces Nos I. 435 $40 and ga Dr'adway.
Astor House aud foot OF Desbrossos and Cortland.
Courtst, and Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Fulton
St BrOOklyn rs HudsOn-st.. H0bOken Station. Jersey
CITY EmlPrant Ticket once, Castle Garden
The New York Transfer Company will call for ana check
baggage from hotels and residences.
Gil AS. +. pUGH. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pas'r Agent.
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1~S'' . wv SANpy HOOK ROUTE,
FOR IONCi BtANCH, ASBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, &c.
FOR PIILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE A
WASHINGTON.
Round BROOK ROUTE,

bUOND T'TE00I' " =
VI, co,r, r. r. OF New.Jersey, Philadelphia and Read
inc r r., and Baltimore and Ohio r. r.. leave foot OF
Li6ert- pss5ilaSelphia at oo 7:46 80 30 II 100
n m 80 2 30 315. 100, 200. 80, 30 Il 900
a. III SUNDAYS s 80. 80 a. M, 30 3D. 3:1o,
~ r Baltimore aud Washington, daily az $50 ~ 90
Sunday a. m, 80. 30 3:15. 100. IL 100 p m
OK Tins leaving at ;45, II 100 a. 30 :oo 80
a. 10 200 D. m, have connection for Reading, Harris
ekets and Paror Car be procured at n col
2jthst. ia Fast 125thst. NewYork; Court-st' $50
81 ton.st 90 Broadway, Brooklyn: - - ,,
New.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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VEW-YORK CENTRAL
AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government the
ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL
THIS Is Also THE NIAGARA EALLS RoUTE

THIS Is Also TIE NIAGARA EALL br H Sso
GRA AID, GpENIRAL s STNIiQN' ,r,s-c, ,,a
the 81; &c EPS'S sSS @ 5
tsa m. Rochester Express. Wagner dswing-room ears
NeTYork to syrseuse so o.o,.. ,o,,o0,,ck and x,o.
.,e SV Special Wagner drswincroom ears NewYOIs
s .Sn Sss sadS SSa sHS S@' s. AS
Ve =! 5o a. line me- FAMOUS WAGNER yEsTIpULE3 NEW
YORK GMI6AGo AND ST LOUIS 5kI MITED drawn ss
0d nnd yeS Of Su es. oP Albany Ua
Erie fnssasPa. Ti ii e
ns s5a GAY cS4n'' eoas. 4:v al
Albany With drawing cocpersown Elegant
cOTPots@ent seePPscsr' now In f6y Ssr. Fall. To
onO cleveland cincnna Indlsnspq, Defgt aSe
c casa %'s aHa hosSs.cr room cars
for e5S: Raaa md
80 p m, Saratoga Special. with Wagner drawing
TO Albany a., sGd , Tsoy Con
points on Tite%buTs r. r. Wagner drawins-FOOn car
IS D. m, fast chicago, Cincinnati and St. Iog. 4.
s Niagara Fa BTsO h ga Louis
detroit and Chicago, with Wagner vcsbuod sleeping and
.fs 90 p m, Thousand Island and Adirondack EIprss
Wagner Sleeping Car NeyYgTs q Layton 70 ,n va sS
Via Utica and Northern Adirondack Railroad daily eAoops
cS@@Sdasup sv1ssS sf eyr,t wnss
c snapndssus Through ssep6gcar NeTYork Canaan
d'lgqas 30 on D. the MoPtea Adirondack and csn.na.
Fxnness Wagner daily TO North Greek. va
saratoga and Adirondack Railroad also 10 Psttsburg con-
meeting az Plattsburg with paror car for sarsnac Lake
AaIrondack Mountain points. wagner coping cars
daily TO Montreal Rouses Point and via 81. Abans
and "a syracuse and Cananda qua daily except SUNDAY
% D. m, Special Mall Limited arrives e Rochesssr
= m Buralo .3J a. m. and Cleveland i %
$40 m Fast Night Express Tor Rochester. Bunllo.
TSrs3S9 s %,sSs I.a1Ds2
sIeanineS,rs 10 Canandagua on sundays only
~ r,i5nioht for Saratoga, Whitehall and Rutland Ne
connection With trsn leaving saturday wagner sleeping
cars 70 Albany Connects at Albany with trains for ths
Ttekes and space drawing room and Sleeping cars on
ali, a. Grand Central station 413. 7s5 and 942 Boadway
- PARK Place, Battery Place es wsss 1e5thst rs
5aths station New.York 1913 Washington and IN
tS,lton rs and 393 Bedford ave. Il. D.. Brooklyn
Westcos Express calls for and checks baggage nom
hoG Rum dsy others daily except Sunday Stop %
13sth.st. station. New-Nork
FAST pITvrSrIFLD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL
with elegant Wagner Drawingroom ears. leaves Grnd
Cetra station Harlem Division, daily excep, sunAy'
-, ID N m time, Superior service.
~ 1o ~ ~ II TotYCEy GEORGE H. DANIELS
nerer.I Superintendent. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

Grove AND HsBuiiY PAnR. OCEAN BEACE
SPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT
Time tatie IN effect July |. lss9 Trans leave New.
York. foot Cortandt aud Deshrcsses ST. 80 10 9
M. IL noon 20 10 (eNpcss $40 express except
Rel Bauk). / 30 (expFeSs) $40 7 100 p IN sundays.
From 10 tooI Of =" nv = 90 s5 80 HASA
! 80 . $50 3 80 expyessl. 100. 80 (eNpress so
(eXpress) 10 d. m sundays, . 100 a. M. 90 p. m.
Sunday trains stop ar Ocean Grove AMI Asbury
RtufUs BIopGErr. j. n WOOD
Superintendent Gen'l pass Agent Penn. r r
II. J.. BALDWIN, Gcn'l Pass. Agent. c. r II. Of N. j.
CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE
- The only through .eepns car 20 81. Louis via Mag.
Falls leaves Grand Central Depot D. daily
Via the New. York Central. Michigan Central and Wahssh
Railways-dinngcsrs for all mesls-arrIvng In ST. Louis
AS morning Connections in Union Depot n
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Gearbers.


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ID ROCKWAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly, Chi.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
PA TIMNRE WASHINGTON

CINCINNATI, ST. IOUIS MD IHINAbO,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NETWORK foot OF Lihctty.sl ~ follows:
For CHICAGO, 3;l5 p. M. - GO midnight
For CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, 80 a. M, D 100 p. IN.
For WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, 80 a. m. IL 100
M, 80 Z. M, 2;3o p ma S:lb p. NJ 200 p m.
100 p. M, 10 90 midnight.
All trains stop at Chester and Wilmington except rs
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space cali at r. & D.
Ticket onlces, 81 col AS and lao Broadway.
Station foot Of Lherty-st
New. York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence -
J. T. ODELL CHAS. o. SCULL,
General Manager Gen'l Pass AGENT
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RAILROADS..
NJ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RY CO. .nu
Passenger trains leave foot Of Jay.st as 0lloWs V"
West 42d-s 10 minutes later I'M
7 35 a. m. for Md1etown Port JeryIs Mon a,Sey
Pittsburgh Liberty Hancock, Walton, Delhi, SfSSy'
Edmeston, Norwich. Utica, Rope. Oneida, oswego D'
55 a. M FOR Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk an Min
newaska Waikiki Valley stations stony Ford, Midde Ywn
Boomineburgh Ellenvllle. Mt Dale Pittsburgh, iuIie'
Vile, Liberty, White Lake. "A Min
90 p. m for Campbell Hail. Lakes Mohonk no r Nam
newaska Waikiki Valley Stations, Middlet9wt Eign
vile, Port Jervs Monticello. Falsburgh. HfleyVhie'
Liberty ROckland. ,E...,..
80 p. m for Stony Ford, Campbell Hall, Mdde""h'
Boomngburgh Wurtsboro Ellenvlle. -. r..
10 90 D. for Middletown Fallsburgh. LDery nan
cock, Walton, Sidney. Norwich Utica, Rose one i
Oswego Rochester Suspension Bridge. Chcae ana onts
west Reclining Chair Car free to suspenion bfiuge
Pullman Sleepers. ~ ,,,.a,o
town, Eenville, Pittsburgh, Liberty, Kockand 49,
Sundays also 10 MdtetowD tDaily trough other
trains daily except Sunday. MI.
Pullman Drawing Seats and Sleeing car Berths
reserved at 307 Broadway. J. c. ANDIhoON' "
Gen Pass Agt. IS Exchange Ilace' N l.
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Jusfrnrtlon.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
~ oLLEGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES School:
epecial preparation FOR spring and fall entrance and
'o"ineW%o oDBniDGE DAVIS Phi. D.. 80 East 4s,Ast
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1913 Broadway.
l. near l2dst 52d year primary. comnercn ana etss'
81 H. AKIN N. C. HENDRIcKScH, Principals
WEST END SCHOOL 113 West 7Istst
rofleqiae school for boys military drill splendid
svnnss,uia cUESTER DONALDSON A. NJ
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE cx,
INTFRIOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM
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NEW LINE TO
~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
VIA CENTRAL r r. OF NEW,JERsEY.
and BALTIMORE AND ONO r.
Solid Trains-No Transfers. No Extra Tina
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New.Jersey.
foot Liberty-st, North River.
Tor washington and Baltimore, 80 a. N. IL O. n.
30 30. 1873 y. H.. - night Sundays 3 80 q. m.
I 80 . 80. rs. y. l2 night
All trains stop at Chester and Wilmington. except s;1s
p.
For Phladellhs ss4. - s 80. o 30 Il m; So
I'D 3;lo a. D. . so Z 80 D. M; j. night sunntyS
80 9 80 A. m 30. 800 Sl5, g. 80 m ~ nish-
Tickets and narlot seats be procured GO H. ia
col. 4l5, 9i4. LAO. 1e23 Broadway 7sT 6thave 2e<
West l25th.s, 1872 East l25h.st. New York Courtst
SEQ Fulton-st., 9S Broadway. Brooklyn. .
New.iork Tran>fer Company VIII call for and ehecl
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,

lis WEST o3D.ST.. NEAR 6TH-AVE
The Trustees have ordered the interest be cred
tied depositors July 1889 shall the Of THREE
AND 0NE-HALF per cent per annum on all sums OF so
and upward SO, 600 80 -
Deposits made before JULY 10 viii draw Interest
from JULY l. Deposits made LATER than JULY 10
VIM GEORGE c. WALDO, President.
uEsNpV EONIG 4 Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
TILE Rank FOE SAVINGS.

TIE BANK FOE SAVINGS.
CT BLEECKERST.. NEW.YORK, July l, 1889 .
'sNHE BOARD or TRUSTEES have declared
the usual interest under the provisions OF the by
laws for six months ending the Both Of june as fol-
lows:
the Of four a. per cent per annum on all sums
OF as and upward. rot exceeding $4,000 payable on and
sfcr th third Monday being the 18th day Of this month
This carried at to the credit Of depo stos
rncpa first inst. where 1T stands exactly as
deposit.
10 Will entered tho passbooks at any time when
required on and after the 18th inst
ie'D''o' ~ ROBERT s. HOLT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
RAILROAD OF JERSEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF lEM,JLnoEi ;
" FOOT OF LIBERTY: ST, NoRrH klFEh
100 a. for Easton, Bethlehem A!entowyn ; Msucn
Chunk. wilkesbarre and Scranton, leading KARLSRUHE
100 a. m. for Fleming;on, Eastn. bethlehem, Allen
As for Flemngton Lac RGratsSSag E ssn
ton Reading Harrisburg Pottsyile, Jamaqua, shamokn,
100 p m. for Pennington Il,to., Bethehem Allen lei,
3:45 p M for Easton, Bethehen, Allentown Msuch
Chunk Wilkesbarre, Scranton, ramqua, shamokin:
80 m for Remington lske p6
sG9 D. M Tor Easton. Behihem: Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg. &c On Sundays AZ 80 IN
90 0o a. a. M m Sundays sundays for Jas HOPascOng.
For Red Bank. Long Jra,ch, As6uty PARK; ocean
GROVE and Point Pleasant R e,s go 81 s1nd,ps
90 a. M. 4 100 D. M Sunday trains do not stop at
Ocean Grove or Asbury PrE LAM OF.
For Lakewood Toms aiTer and Barnesas, 400, s16
For Beach SU ia m ac City, vineland and Bridge
,'f = 90 G s ssS 80 sS 81 30 5@ s
Sundays 100 q sR N I? 4S9R EsoSyqTgEs ,,,r
' oCIA A p SR99vEE, &C.
Long b z az n M sundays 0, 80 90 p. m
pleaSant as 90 ii 100 90 $50. rs, 80
For m Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat, 80 NJ.
1 For S Bes fven Atlantic City, vineland and Bridge.
ton; a. b,,sntc Highlands 80, 100 m. Il 90 sstur.
DAYS oniy1 go. AIS. $50 p M Sundays. 0 80 a m,
i'OO D. 81 sroRTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
For PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-07

be only very ordinary men in our times.
Mr. Gould SAYS then that he made his
little $500, 900, 900 honestly.
Exactly. But what does Jay Gould
call honesty His idea of making
money and Washingion's idea of making
a country are so far different that Gould
thinks Washington an ordinary man
who would not be noticed in these days
Of 60, 900, 600 Of people
lie says also that he owes all his sue
cess to unrcmiiiing labor
Why. so does the devil when he counts
up 800 900 900 lost souls on the same
plan that Prince Gould counts the dol
lars. for what is lost to one Is won by the
other Bishop Potter has hit shining
mark, and the ring Of the stolen dollar
attcsts the strength Of the trenchant blow.