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ras sroam IN rAHIrr


SaS FR3SsEseo. April z--Sews al tbs
damage done al Tahiti By the sforn caused
sanss excitement azaOrg those in this city
interested IN the ss1sasts tat they thought
the account oi damage eone exxggera1ed-
The aa-ssss a. Pspefsi Is ineioxeG By .
earzi reef. whseE w0zle keep oE the
waxss ard Tic tosEa II Sarruuadesi IS q
lexea fenr Eeef Asea. while the hotsses are
elsxAfg kArers fest SHOWS fhss. 0n tbe
gzSse Ez vase2 p2Etssssss ST the tslan1 ne
s1axaage zas%as hare ASazt e9ass3e-8hse-
If sna ssssyza haA ssssae saEaa~s ~ zn1Efs
* must haze Devastated seVegsi cfhsT
sss&zsAs fnxs21x sepaksss AEn<g3rMn Azfercsfs
ca TAHiss feF-eAszs y capita 81 x1@s. 80
MaszneS zEFEsx, wan hzs sc sgrneS -
IaAifs. SAID tsA aeszss<ss FaE 8&&s frne.
Tase ia.sEsa i sAxsslg EzgpmlAzet. aaa r -
ssassS ose ffaas 1Akaz4aas as natives were
ss-owaess assA0zai ssss 81 lifG ccczrvSn< 81
gaE-lEs He sAsfeFea the t&sk C.ty q
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The Ereoki,n Nearly fsome.

WASHINGTON. April S.-So apprehension
is felt at the navy department on account
OF the steamship BROOKLYN. which
British steamer reported with broken
shaft and under sail, coming 10 New York.
The shaft was broken while on the China
station The accident was reported 20 the
department Of state, resulting in her being
ordered home under sail hy way of Cape
Horn, the easiest passage for sailing yes
sels, fnSlea5 of by way OF Good HOPE.
which would bring her in the course of
steamers. The department. heard from her
at a. Thomas. West Indies, on the 3isf,
long after she was spoken by the British
vessel. All bands are well She is ex-
pecfed at New York in aboEt two weeks
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RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS.
The New Zealand steamer ufficers
Ia Remain at samoa.

SAN EgASeiseo. April 3.-The steamer
Htaemoa. teadered 80 Admiral Kimberly
by the New Zealand government i0r use
IA aid Of the sufferers IN samoa, Is small
vessel, IN model resembling yschi she
has been used principally Ia Australian
lighthouse service anst5a carrying the pre-
raser and other colonial representatives in
their trips about tlse colonies Eapresent-
agiyes Of tae View Zealand government IN
this cfss ssy il Is net probable that she wia
be used sn the transportation of sailors,
bot Is more likely 10 carry cargo of
clothes and provisions 90 samoa Capt.
Fssrchila Il an American. h8iisng from the
Eastern states, and Is considered enc of the
best officers Ia ssAe service
The navv pax eesee IN this city has been
orStered sy the Washington authorities to
fors ard 70 samoa b. the steamer Zeaixudsz
al mail addressed 20 the naval Officers af
samoa This order causes the navy pay
egarloyss 90 believe that Admiral KIN serls
and all Khs ol.seers except those who come
he=e ia charge OF the ESen VIII remain as
Apia fess some rzontkE 10 come.
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foxpoS. April a.-when shs Parn.llf
commission met this morning. Sir chafioe
Russell resumed bis srxumeut IN behalf
Of the rasntliifez He contended that tk4
objects of the Irish National LsaGue wUco
iastifiable before God and maa- fho is1lDo
before the commission depended ue<I0
proef that Parneli ard colleagues. undnr
cloak Of the land movement, had plannhd
murders and outrAges. IL no anch esd-
dence had been produced. the comWfsr1bu
mrst discharge the accused men. <ho nro
earnestly endeaEoring 10 lit m inooji9.
abe burden ffcn the shoulder al s6eI1r
conutrymcn. The examination Of Parnsfi
uas piacsd for Tuesday hext
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A JERSEY CYCLONE.


BRsDeEros. y. j.. April 3.-A cyclone
struck this city this evening. dcang con-
siderable damage. new house Just In
sshed st Riverside Was leveled 20 the
ground. The roof OF the Eastiaks wooden
mills was blown OF. packing house at
Fairtown was completely DESTROYED. ard
several large windfAilis on farms in the
vicinity were blown down. Menger re-
ports from Long Beach, on Morris liver.
state that considerable damage was done
20 oyster boats lying In the hkfbor, ard
that chsmneys and fences werss blown
down. and other damage donc.
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a cLoGoED SWITCH.


MASsfIELp, o., April s.--A aensiish at
tempt was MADE te wreck the psnnsyi-
Yania limited vestihule passenger near
Canton about midnight Pieces Of iron
were tightly wedged into switch near
Littletown. The enst.boaad passenger
train passed safely over the distraction.
huf the unusual jaafinE cansess fiie train.
men 20 become alarmed aud they reported
the matter To the operator lie fnyexfi-
gated the eanse aud stopped the limited
been placed in the switch with the east
eFsds raised 50 as "a derail the wnss- bound
train while allowing the east bsluni TO
pass over with only d little jarriisg The
switch Is only 60 feet from bridge and
moment would have thrown the whole
train into the creek and the consciousness
would haYs been terrible
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CHICAGO. April News was received
this morning Of the arrival at keyf West Of
the steamer Nantlcoke AL on board were
well The Santiccke Is the vessel which
was supposed 10 have been In collision
with the Haytian gnnnoaa CoEsErsa of
Norfolk. va. one day last week tntfi re-
eflpf Of this news reifheT OF these vessels
had been heard frosn. and the axrl,unf and
character OF the wseckazs foand floating
sn the vicinity led TO Q suspicion that both
vessels had gone desn wsih ell on board i.
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camp&nys s&rninxx expresses and ell
other matters al inseresz. II "a isupxrfazs
% every stseksescss tnAt bis ssask should
be veprs SsatnsA =
The directors 0f tAe eUnafszsty held q
zneesgag yesterday azd psaessea11y decided
nFsaii regular tscsfs. This Essses Will eofs-
tain ssFerRl new names. AID tAe New York
Iatsresf - likely 80 set Experimentation
ihrerf0e NAxoaa Says: IT i essa,sxa for
nnanclsi wants are amply sunpiled The
fAsk ~ reeriysrshtr kxs no hanx what.
ever and 50 Sa- as refusing the alan. that
has nos been szisei Of D. the airsEzars.
nsa,aeE has the JEly tnfesezs qeeStson heen
discussed -
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Complication In the Treasurer's
Once.

WASHINGTON. April s.-The appointment
of Ellis II. Roberts as assistant treasurer ax
New York was made without hts kuowl.
edge. and there is now some doubt as 70
his acceptance oi the Office. The death OF
Assistant Treasurer Mccue made IL essen
tial that there be e. little delay as posi-
BILE in the qualification OF his successor
The situation Is further complicated by the
change In Office s,f United States treasurer.
Mr.. Huston hes telegrsphed that he win BE-
in Washington by the end OF the present
week. bat so far has not said when he viii
qualify aud relieve Mr.. Hyatt. There Is
an impression st the department that he
VIII delay qualifying unti. alter affairs in
the New York Office have been settled.
which will as least take FIVE weeks. The
declination on the part of Roberts win de-
lay matters still further.
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fiEs1is, April s.-The emperor. - :
mS.k OF renewed confidence. has aniu~
rsoned 10 PeTFeahaux DR.. spn Pusfkamae.
the minister who wss dismissed b. ~
late Emperor Frederick II 4 nn1ji-
officially announced that the proo1or 14n
of the fessss= zezsaHg for defanssne tn mt1n.
CRY Of Emperes William was s1a6Gr1n1fin
81 Ehs demand Of tlze present eripofoe
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fxFsSu was ia the barber. AZ prp<ers
mere are faGr vessels ensaxesz II sAes Tssl ii
sTasos- exrTs1ag tie Fre1cn raszls-5he
5ozxsfzz- City OK far<lfs. Trcpie- BIRD saa
ls1zikl, sls9 steamship 1Ee between fhe
kS1zns1s a1ss Auskl&2d, and sha nexs Was
nnEsoz nss1iy exr-k@s 4usn hy tie ssFs--ar
Ihe American hzr& Trupse Bird. A. fsvs
from IzhiTs. gyrsssi fo-stsy. The vssseI
IVES several wssks oversue. and il wns
fearesz sae hzd betsn lost in fhe rpeen.
storms Her ex;stzin SAYS the canse ef de-
- sas cae 70 calm weather GErsng TIE
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WOMEN AT THE rolLs.


KANSAS Cry. April The wosaen
played very important pars in slie nnni.
ciral elections in ksasas. Eight hundred
voHaen voted ia Wichita, and fwu women
were badly defeated for meubess OF the
school board. Harris. lieuor dealer, wss
chosen mayor. At Afchison 80 women
voted. Their ballots were equally divided
between the Democrats and independents
H. L. Neggouer, Democrat. was chosen
mayor. At Topeka the wogaen made a
strong tight. ft is believed tie Democratic
ticket Is elected Al RosssiIie the women
elected their ticket AT Iaeayt.nworfh
susan b. Anthony made heroic fight for
her brether. ID. Il. Anthony, Republican.
Tor mayor, bat be was defexsasi st large
majority. Four thousand wameii voted.
OskaloosA again elected women officers by
sweeping maiorities At Cottonwood Falls
Mrs Minnie Morgan was elected snavDF.
wiki full council Of women
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rHE rAeo-PAeo STATION.


WAszEs5roS. April 3-Ts Is nnIE Ekesy
that fhe navy department will proceed ta
establish = naval station 1t the hs-hor al
fAgo-pag0 IN she samoan islaassx. uns.i
the Berlin eonfewuce concludes sts wcrx.
The last Congress appropriated sle0 600 for
tbs purpose. ard the money il now avail
able, but Il Is thought that any raaical
sep q this juaessare might tend 70 leopar-
sides fae GO tons of coal that were sept -
samoa on board the Mononxsaeia and
which SHOULD hc there nos. the eaaip
s2cheus. whica sailed from New Ysssk !
fortnight sgo. carried 20aa tons and ss15s:,ld
make tie passage la about iS5 days
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a paIuth citizen MIssIs,x.

MiSsgAroiIs, April s.--Esmes BKs4y,
travelling auditor and car accountants OF
the e.. Paul d Duluth railway. living I'm
Duiuth. has disappeared AZ fhsi time OF
his disappearance. the sth OF last nofth.
be had In his possession about sEAQ. with
which be was 70 lifE fs1n isortgRgi from q
piece Of Minneapolis property. The mort
the money leads his family fa think ne
has BEEN foully dealt with
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Bids Tor the New war-.hips.


WASHINGTON, April s.-The Trenton.
when wrecked AZ samoa, carried down
sorne dne modern rftled cannon. These
may be readily placed on another vessel or
in the forftheatis,Bs OF the new naval sta
ton NJ Pago Pago. Consequently some
curiosity is expressed by naval officers as
10 whether Admiral Kimberly has taken
stems to raise the guns from the shallow
hArbnr
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Collector Magone resigns.

WASHINGTON. April a--Collector Magone
OF New York was at the treasury depart
ment to-day and had an interview with
Secretary Window and Assistant Secretary
Tiehener. The latter said MaEones visit
related entirely 10 the routine OF business
OF his Office. from other sources II Is
learned he placed his resignation az
the seeretaryss disposal
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xgx Ysxg. AyEi1 s-ExsgsssgsI AIexaa-
ee< MeCue, assistant EalfssI ss&sez
Treasurer in this elsS sBsa ex -kefssstor pf the
fse@snrs az wsshiaxfen. died sssfeefisr st
Ess1klyn. es xsssplexy, sgEst e..
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The West Virginia Usurper Thrown
From . Grocery store.

NAsHtSsros. April S--A Pest special
from Charleston. W. Va. says; Last nigAs,
as Edifsr kebar. Of the SsEse Trfbame. " as
stAndiag ia grocery store, he was ac-
costed By GOV. Wilson. who shook his nss
under his nose and threatened him with
personal Violence for criticism OF the goy-
ernor's official aexioa. The groeery ssseeT,er.
not being an asinirer Of the governor. or
aersd him eat Of the store, and. as he
failed 70 50. sgmmarily elected him BY
force, with an Injunction never 70 eufer
his doors again. This Is the second attack
on Reeer BY Wilson during the past four
weeks. trends increasing each tine.
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MODERATE LICENSE
The New York Assembly Adopts \
Cgtup~ssssisA with the saloons.

ALBANY. April a-Tse isgiSl2tEss Less
ysar ap7sssssssst $ eeza arsissaSz - Esrise the
excise laEs es tie state and prep&Fs 3 asis
whleA xAeHa4 BE zeaeras IN application.
TIE bEI pFepa7sd ~ this Commission y
eompxazzfz@ b&9w@sa rae sxsrense sleh
license snd g4QEag fEsssestS IBIS saksl
szzzc fF&axe s=s EsskszZzSfy n Azs4
wAs ;s4sse4 & IN As. Ap>y yesR, eSeefs sl1ax
fear geseus scans sassst wssA Eee bszaa
rrzfs II kEe ssxEktlgg.
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Political Lines Not Closely Drawn
Kansas City Kepubi1eala

ST. Loris, April s.--city elections were
held throughout Missonri yesterday, bat
rs far rs reported politics did not cHs much
Of figure. The Democrats elechsl ma
iority of the ticket In jefferson City. sesia.
liza. Cape Guardian. Mexico aafl spring.
field, aud the Republicans in Eesneviiie.
Marysvliie. Carthage aud ST. Joseph,
while people, aud other mfxesi tickets
were successful in more than score Of
other places.
KANSAS CRY, April 3--The election yes.
terday was very hos contest. j. J.
Davenport. snti-ring Republican. Was
elected mayor and AL the other Repuhli-
can candidates except treasurer
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GERMAN rLAss ron sAMoA.


BERLIN. April s.~-In the reiehstae the
naval secretary, referring 70 the los Of tke
German war-shaps Ia the hurricane xs
Apia, said IL was the duty Of the countfy
10 mitigate the suffering OF the victims of
the disaster. Regarding The sitnstios II
samoa, he said the report Of the aerxikn
oilicsr In command thsfa did NOT she's
that the lives or property Of Eunopeah2
were endangered surely the f;ritish WIG
ship SslIiope wuGid not have left samoa 81
the position had been critical.
He announced that the government in-
tended % replace fhe wreekc1 Ssermnn
vessels ~ soon - pa&B1bie. ~ the Cuft1M
States was abotzt 60 send three crufsefn 10
take the place of the American war nhflps
that had been so<t
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Trial of an Italian AsssasIn.

SEw YozK, April 3.-The iarf ta the
trial OF Yincenxo Qssrtsraro for the nnr-
der Of Antouio Fiaceozaso on sbcstber 7tth.
we're discharged n i2.s5 this morninx. bs-
ing unable 80 agree They hsd fseen ont
slssce as Is iu the evening and stool four for
cesnvicsion and eight for acQMttfas.
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McxrKxaL. April s.--rinfS 4 Cos nu-
kaEe factory. three stories high. COLLAPSED
to-day This scof ten IA. pwing % xhe
pressure of snow cen Is. farrfnz EaS aouihr
erT walls out Into the backs ard, aud c1lFN
rying with il o. the bkaefneuf the fh1oe
anofs. Eliza Mating and Kase Byrno wer4
seriously. perhaps fatally, laturrd-
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cn4ELEsToE. VI. Va. april 81 Detectives
Baldwin, Robinson and wallses wens 70
Tag river yesterday 20 arrest q ssssperafio
and moonshiner named Wm. Meran. A
fghf ensaed- Moran was killed. bnt not,
however, until he had wounded iseyi0usiy
slI fn.ee of the detectives. Mach iroHbie II
anttc4pasesi
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CHIxIfcoTHx. O.. April ,. Esvl Edwsrs
~ I.ieb. foF several sssfs paszas ef Maxi
milan. the Austrian sfehdaks who be-
cane emperor OF Nexien. and rho wss
sf1< ~ ltaerefaro la Is@5. died h<se fhss
mprEinx Fisher s4e5 wzs = y1sss Oh
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Mrs. Mckee, Pleasure Trip.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Mrs. Mckee. the
presidents daughter. joined ex-senator H.
Davis family on a weeks visit 70 Florida.
They go 20 Charleston. Jsrksonvflss and
- Augu<tfne
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EsxTax. April z.-~ Kidsisr. Peabody s TO
pnhasesv annaunee sA&s the tsnae hsa esSsre
fev : sssfseas ehAage Ia tfe Eaaaage sn<sss
Al ene arrhssun. YayseEa S ssasa Re. ard
80. sxssszs xfes sss5sSss 20 SEfs4 shaxn fr<sxs
- Eer the aanHa5 zesssnS. Theses fsEssxlfAs,
rAss szs -wlu ee sssd In 8af Acsz ssssze-
tzzssS 10 sernxe . conservative eE9s<fssE s<zs
- zges.sssss. xssa fssqHeas ptsfnrf.
faaszsz rerxasks - flse ssafk a0lsss<s - tzz<
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sT PxrxEsnrEe. April ss--An sxsendse
Slhiiist printing once has bsen dioo<lx~
GRID in Narsaws Many perHonx eomuf&166
with ii have hexr ARRESTED n
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BKEEix, Apsli z.-Trutci. one cf nIa
largest grain dealers Ia Eofiin. has Uisr
pended payment. liabilities. 6yQ6lloo
marks Tho failure sffscts the corn dr.
changes OF yieanA, Fes<k. Amsser3ealn,
Paris and New YORK.
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LosDos. April The prisy counefl hae
reversed tse decision Of the CsnndIsu
eoars which had acc1ared metal dtscovoenn
on me coast Of British Columbia bsjoosba
10 CknA5a
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Paregeric. Axle-Grsase snA Rsath.

wisssrks. ASzil ;. s.--fAss sight eitfxclDs
csnzht nsasIe- seschef naraed KruaIs.
who had aeen Too insimats with en0ahs,r
mans wife, dosess him with psregof1e a,jA
sxie-grease. Sssa him = cox{ 81 1uakhelA
aud ran hius out Of towa.
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King Johs Defeated and sisln d
Raffie.

ROM, April 2.--Adyicrs have been IN
ceiyed from Maksoxah 90 the eject shat
King John Of Ahysssnia was iefeafcd elAd
slain la q receSt battle. and that the whc5o
country II la state ri snArchy- The Itxl3-
Ian cabinet will decide 70 morrow whether
or not 20 alter Italy 3 present course t0NArd
hFx&fuEa m
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DEe MofNEs. April @..--rettless On sssef
lands ia Hamiston counsy. west Of Webster
City, arc daily expecting 20 be svlctet. A
number of prsts Of eteetmsns have been
.ssne6, and people hare rome frosa here 20
serve them IL 10 rumorsd thai fhs settlers
viii resist the writs. and bsoodssed may
snlsax
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Ekss1s. April s.--Is = fun1see <ha< she
tssrmnn maarefwas 0Sen. xA1eh uioe
hxax he'd Ia he sesszs xzo1s q ASA IL
hassss rssasoaxea4 IS s & va -.
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Or. Accssh Mach Irnprasssi.


qxascKvns. y. T.. ApTsz III lNsE.usA -
sssp snHeh ssapsoyea. ss9 hoyses fus his rss
rssrar7y are esIs~FfafgsexE
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Tax Hxerxs spFti s.--fn cesnplt1uno
with The wIshas of the stsse cosneilx phr~
liGmsns today sgrecd 70 she eefaA1hth-
nsus os regency
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TenzDerasars eS B. N. wsznsSssy:
New fssTx. ~ Chicago. g. 8. iszaa, -
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Stations foot Of DesbrCsses and Cordandt sts
. a. H. The Celebrated New-YoIk and Chicago Limited
hg PRH' Of Pullman VestlTue Drawing and state
Room Sleeping Dining, o6sely alton ana smoking SaIS
SgAsOF a aH Line With pullman vesribue Parlor ard
] cars Daqs GaE o5 a r anil s LOUIS aa 9a fS
G 80 ,. m. Western ENpress with Pullman vestl61ls
ohcpasG cncignai ana Si; Louis daily. except satdF
cars ra ay h oE Sn dG Ian and T6sa
For SN WRiianspo i Lock Haven 100 M 200
Timss,i lie and The oil Regions
For 6aaon 100 @ 9S % a%a II aa li n Ksldnc
IS and 40 10 90 O and 30 90 S p 90 p H.
Ba@q IN a ne p sSSh Cars dsy easep
s sTfde d5y ~ VIII Dining si Gar at p NJ Srvc
and 80 NJ 100 90 80 a. 80 and 3O 09
M 80 80 and 100 M and ~ 10 3o6 night IN.
cinnati, sleepers. Dining Car and Coaches through.
For &}dHnue CITY city, 90 Throqgh Can and zoo D M
weekdays For Caps May 100 p m wsesd .fs;ioO,
Wa EagMsy ana no 1 3 ~ pse 20 no
~ "a SOP y H;sai Sb fn5
and Norfolk Kal5 SS 100 p nd d. daily Via Baltimore
trains at jersey CITY. sfGrding speedy aud difeS'
FOR TTPess Trains Fe Isqys S \. To0%.
Is. 60 20 90 10 @ chf1g "I,d Limited ,Sd
II 90 a. m' IL 90 90, > 90, 90. 80 90 $50.
90 600 80 100 and 90 P M a and y o Us night
s siGGasoaPs Hpsss 90 G5 Limited y
a m 30 90, 80 90 6:3O, 100 and o 100
D. m and 10 rs night Accommodation, 100 p n.
Trains leaving New-YOrk daily except sunday at 100
. and ii 10 a. m, l. - 4. s. 5, m. and 10 NJ ana
90 D. m on sundays, connect az Trenton for Camden
Ticket orices Nos. l. 435, $40 and 9i4 Broadway;
Astor House and foot OF Desbroses and Cortland, sts
a Court, 81. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF ful-
ton.st. Brooklyn IS lIudson-st;, Hoooe~. station.
Jersey Guy Emgrant Ticket ONCE. Castle Garden.
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baggage from hotels and residences. -
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