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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

include Buffalo, Erie, Detroit, Chicago,
st. Paul and other citiel.
Il is stated that contractor with one
hundred men and teams will commence
work on TIE Terminal Railway within a
week.
Secure your bargains before O'Clock P.
m. and call on Julius jacobs.
Charles Van Pelt LEFT to-day for Ander-
son, Ind, to engage in the drug business
Charles Lewis and Ollie Mckinney were
married on Tuesday last.
Some of the dynamite shots fred at the
North Wheeling tunnel jar the houses in
this city.
All the stores il the city will cloee at 7
p. m, commencing to morrow.
The Sunday school Of the Welsh Church
held picnic at Rdgewsy's grove yester-
day. A good time is reported.
The evening mail train on the c. & P.
carried q special car filed with delegates
TO the convention of the American Flint
Glass Workers Union at Bellaire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
ST. GAINESVILLE
A Fun Budget Of the NeighborhoOd'S Hap
penis -.

A Fun Budget Of the Neighborhood'5 Hap
penis -.
Ste,.al C5-aa0sdnc. 0ft.s sunday Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE. July 6.-Fred Long
ley, Of Cadlz, spent the Fourth with friends
at this place.
Prof william Butcher, Of Bridgeport, is
spending h.s summer vacation, with his
father, Of this vicinity.
Mr.. A NJ. Poole, clerk in Alexander s
drug store, has been az his h0m9 at Nor
ris,own, for the psst week.
VIM M Wilson, charged with bigamy,
mention ci which was made 10 the DAILY
REGISTER. had hearing bsiore Squire
Linn, ON Tuesday, and was held 20 the
Grand Jury in tle sum of TVS hundred dol
lars. in default Of which be wGs committed
10 iiil. The Grand Jury viii not meet
unul the middle of Ocl0ber, next his
plea was ro- guilty.
TIE indications are that the Belmont
county air VIII be on immense success
this wear. The management should zee
that a frst-c'ass band is engsged for the
occasion. something we haven't had for
several years. What's the matter with
engaging the Barnesville band ? They
would. no doubt, give entire satisfaction.
Mss Julia Fraser hes returned from a
pleasant v.si. to Mrs. W. L. Calm, a,
Wheeling.
John Murray and wife have returned
from Wichita, Kss.
Prof E L. Wiley and wife, Of Psines-
vile. o., are visiting relatives and friends
here.
TIE Bridgeport base ball club will play
With the So. Cieirsville boys. at this place,
next Saturday week. The Qaicksteps Of
wheeling Island will play here next Sat
urday.
Ira Lewis. one Of the Oldest and most re-
spected citizens OF this county, died at bis
home. ~ Lewis Mills on last Monday, at
the age Of eighty.two years. He was the
fsther-iu-law OF Editor W. A. Hunt, Of the
Chronicle.
The Soldiers Relief Committee for this
township is James A. Stewart, Andrew D.
King and Ben NJ. Lopsr
Charles Eaton, son Of Ex-Treasurer
Eaton, Of Barnesville, was calling on
friends here on Wednesday evening.
The NJ E picnic at Mchelvey' . Grove
on the Fourth was a grand success. A
large crowd was in attendance.
Oaits "a number from this plsce attended
the ball games at Wheeling on Thursday.
MANY Of them we're Disguised with toe
disgraceiul 'peIiCrmance' after the after
noon game.
The seven-year. old child Of John Thomp-
son. a former barber Of this place, now Of
Columbus. died Thursday morning after
short illness. The remains were brought
here for intermsrt sad the ir-erd took
place this morning Mr.. and Ms. GAoup'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
MOUNDsvILLE.
Theatrlca Al Performance by the OOnVlcts NJ
the Pon-Personals of Interest.

Theatrlca Al Performance by the Oonvlcts NJ
the Pon-Personals of Interest.
Miss Clara Baker, who has been some
what indisposed for the past few months,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Stephenson, at
Parkersburg. She will spsnd the heated
term at Mountain Lake Park before return
ing home.
Mrs. J. @. Boyle has returned from Chi
cagO after months visit to her mother.
Over 800 tickets were sold from here TO
New Martinsville on the Fourth. Supt.
Johnson and large number of his subOr-
dinates formed part Of the delegation.
Miss Daisy Myers is rapidly recovering
from her late sickness under the care of
DR., Richardson, Jr., of New Martinsville.
Misses Minnie Whitaker and Mary Kan
NEEDY, two charming young ladies If
Wheeling, were entertained at the Hen
retta House by J. E. Hunter and Thomas
Kennedy on Tuesday.
B. F. Meighen and wife have returned
from Washington, D. G.
HH. Il. Cox had very valuable COW
killed on the B. & 0. railroad Wednesday.
Several of the convicts at the Prison gave
Literaryiand Theatrical entertainment to
their fellow prisoners and a cOncourse OF
citizens who gathered at the chapel on the
morning of the 4th. The performance was
pronounced the best that has yet been
given, and WAS highly enjoyed by all who
had the pleasure of witnessing it. The
poor fellows incarcerated there surely rel
ish day of freedom and those who took
part deserve great praise for the energy put
forth to make pleasant time.
A tight rope and tIapsze performer did
a land office business on B street Friday
evening. Hhe had his apparatus stretched
from the Court House to the top Of the
Mound City Hotel.
D. B. Evans, Esq, addressed large
union Sunday school picnic ct Limetown,
Thursday.
Prof F. 81. Crsgo was in the city, yes
terday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
Knew Their Ways

ClicQgO ITiJune.
A detective boarded a train @. a II,
station and took the conductor ilh
confidence.
81 am after a travelling man VII a.
embszzled a large sum from the ST. Iii,
house that employed him." be said &.
had on when last seen a black DERBY q,
a.
ale was a ST. Louis drumme. r.-
say?" interrupted the conductor
Yes"
Then never mind what he had i,
last" exclaimed the official with a.s.
excitement There's a man in the O. r
car ahead that basn't pound Of bsea,s
and is trying to occupy four seats. m
bet a thousand dollars he's the isiiy
you're after"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28

NE WANTED THE MONEY AFTER HE HAD WON 1T.
iehsuus JoIden won s1s from George Bale, an
9AeonViet' Ia game of draw poker IN the fremont
nvuse' al No. 1914 Park Row, on Friday night Balfe
P~''eu OUT loaded revolver and said. Give back
as money or III blow your head off," al won It
.a, anu square," exposiuls'ed IgnauGs. " That
80 Nv aherence. Here, william. take that money
JoIsen M. william Werner did as Bslfc requested.
ton and su DIS way to the Ezabethst. police sta
arrested Expired the case 70 Detective LlstOn who
tbe me, na and werner Al The Tombs yesterday
An sddi,nse held In p 500 BAH each for robbery.
was chsrge OF attempted felon assault
hail m a;sinst Balfs, and he was held In 81. coo
BIsbon AZ Jotdcn, who says hi Ia a nephew of the
"''"'p VI mayo Ireland. was also held Is a witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
TRAINS FOR TIE WLiSr,

.cds ara n
o. The tsS5a'e@ NsSySS ana Chicago L%ltsa "a
s pG9eG Of q Pullman is s yebs s ssSe Das
S@osqs Cars ssa BY sgd Sy nann electric HsA
Sepns car R9g p tgom nd sp ou daily
f chiSszo s MN T3 Psn,n ve.Ou.
s9'S naP aSp daily y.' sac'D. s,.
cars F1ilnS 9ScasS daily
ara 3 Te A. sPo RSsns connecting at Cory foe
For Ie6aaon, 700 4. M 200 p and II l5 night;
200, ii 200 a. m. 90 100 and 80 .. sundays.
no snd wSs III a ana ne us wns,ea
su@d iS% ii 10 a. n arrive Washington 400
e2d hda yin Dining G Tscas az So 1Si c
s:5q n ma 4 So S "a .ss
o5pa ana n, s9 30 ps% and se5 % 12ss
"a h 81 ?n :Afi Dns t tsa C sG Gao
For 5: c cape syoqF9 Car ana M
F'} a:SS aaS9 $nScy .a5s
h. aaG SO NJ p g no. 90 Sop study 4.
70! and Norfolk u, NeEY9rf v Ph Rs,Ss:
s 4, Ss$sy specify r's al Ind N s
Sps GSa9a' StTSe a Eo Is p ~
DinnrC7r and 10 Washington LimlteD. and IL 90
a. M - 90 200 2 90 100 80 90. :So. 500.
SS 49, 70 ga a. no. 70 ana and y 90 nGn' sun
DAYS Express. 90 rs: 700 % Imtet and 10 m;
80. go. $3.50. 8 200 and 9 90 D. and
ra5 ~ saYhS New York daily esceot sund,y at 90
and ii 10 q. NJ. J. 2. 4. s. D. m. and 10 a. m. and
100 D. m Sundays. Connect az Trenton for Camden.
Ticket 6nices, Nos. J, 40 $40 and 9i4 Broadway
Astor House and foot DesbrOsses and COrlaad
Courtst and Brooklyn AnGex Station o. OF Fulton.
St. Brooklyn; IS Huison.st. Iobokcn Station. jersey
CITY: Emicrtnt Ticket Oalce. Castle Garden.
Tho New. Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences. -
CHAs. r. pUGH Co. x; WOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS rRoM TIE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Taken In itself yesterdays crude petroleum market
could not be called active. Compared with previous
halfholday markets the Of activity may be
sldcred good Prices stlll Jagged however In a fr,c-
tlons degree and covered extreme range o. only y.
Al the Consolidated Exchange prices
above the opening after sales from II 0Dai cents
At the Exchange the opening price the same
the closing Tho market ended without much feature
The range OF prices and the total dealings were
follows
Stock Exchange. Consolidated
Opaniny lfOt. 90
high y ..........-.-. ODls 4 O1A
Lowest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ODEs 9ll.
Final NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ODL OO4
snle- barrels ............... 107. 1907 900
Refined oil unchanged at 740 cents I'm New-YOrk
and Philadelphia and 130 cents In Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28

4 SLIGHT DECLINE IN THE DEArH RATE.
The deaths in the city last week numbered oO4 or
60 less than during the week ending July 90 Dlar.
rhoesl diseases o73 Of the deaths and 35 per
sons died from the effects Of violence. The record
Of contagious diseases kept in the Office Of Dr. Cv
rus Edison, at Sanitary Headquarters, showed that
dpLthelis and typhoid fever had increased Slightly
I,i,-
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NETWORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected bv the Government 81 the
ROIIIE OF THE FAST NAIL.

KOO Of lllI ADJ
T HEI + fH AM IS S4 RES5Ef FROM
the sny fra nna Line 1s't
ts1 m. Rcehesier Express. Wagner drawnr-rOOm care
20 NO. Ssrsosa Like Adirondack and Mon
sgn Rsro S' and Adams, via Central
ve 3 80 a. me- FAMOUS WAGNER vEsTIBgLEp NEW;
Of buffet smoking.car. dn.ng-caf. dIawine-'Sim ana
B S5d N Na5 lsr f Son' Cleveland Toledo
ans a. Louis u;9g 20 no next day conn.cs
3pd with nP for Columbus ana c9snna Eessa
eomyertment seepng,ears now IN service Fall. To-
reqtoo tyeana taeSnatD Inla%ap bS'rs SSd
tana5a,lsua and Rochester Wagner dnlaScaF N'T.f0Fs
S2Ef2'. a. SSh;S F'i
sa.%oea and CaldIei fiSEe Georss). ,.., n..
and iP .SoSye yT S w sSs;
Drawing Rom Cars fgr Ssrctoga and Lake George ana
$50 so,aisss sYYSSfIal with Wagner drawing
F'' s'i = S',aSsn a3h g%'S Aean,
points on fitchburg r. r. Wagner drawinsrOOn car.
n fs t9lraeq clgsneaa and s. n LSSis E e.
Detroit end Chicago. with Wagner vesuOdled sleeping aud
30 p NJ thousand Islan1 ana Adirondack Express
Wagner Slepqg car Sey ,, GyS sy6r o Paul snhs
Via Uca and Norrhefn Adirondack Railroad daily excep'
0ii5' n M. Canandagua Accommodation. wagner
scrDing.car. New-Ycrk 10 Syracuse and syracuse 20
daqua. on the 80 p. m. train. . -..,.,.
Z 100 D. m, Montreal AdfQn1ack sn1 SanhlARus
EXPRESS Wagner scepIngcaFs daily 70 North Creek VA
Saratoga Adirondack Railroad also 70 PaItsoug cen
Meeting az Patsburg with panoF ear Tor ssranaS LaNs
and adirondack MonHtain points. Wagner seeplna csrs
e9 a syrecse at CaHanta qua daily. except sunday
40 M special Mail Limited. arrives a. Rochester
40 a. m. Buffalo g52 a. M ana Cleveland '2S p IN m
Nasaya Fai Toronto Cleveland Cqcinnau indianapolis
S. Louis Detroit and ChlcaRo with Msgnef ssephs cars
- midnight for saratoga, Adfo1daeks amt ThouSaad
nWh train. for the North and West
TickeS and space in drawing and sleeping cars On
sale No Grand Central station. 4l3 end 0d2 Brosawa
15sth - station New.York; 1873 Washington and 72e
tn,.nn, as ana 9os Bedford ave. f. D.. Brooklyn
Westcops Express calls for AMI checks baggage from
hofRv un pr daily; others daily except Sunday. stop -
135thst. station, New y ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
IVEsf SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G.. a

M ESD SuORE RAILkDAD, y. |. y: c<
w H. r. Il II. Co.. Lessee-Iralns leave West 42d,s-
station New-York. follows and twenty minutes carer
nom foIt VI Jay.st, ~ r. Chicago, Detost L9haSp'
5IS SIS m ToGISni , io'9S Is r. b. NJ isls asns
fas syIacuse Utica and principal internedae stations
si5 . IS a m. % IS. . 10 p land go n sV q N
for Utica " I'D. BinGson, SauEerieS Cets.k IA
D. M Ne1 burg 10 is q. m, l rs. 49, ;ss . 80
ii Is p. m nayerstr,w rs a. m, as sts - ~
ing room through % SaEAtoga ,,, c..s n c.la
well saturday, only. % s:i5 p. m d.. 40
fakes Mohonk aid Minrewaska. via New. 100.
IA III 80 a m, / y. N Saturdays only 20, 5o M
Drawing Room Cars to Kingston Oh 'oo la IL ~ y nAs
W 90 flskl Huner Grand Hotel Station and Phos.
rica q is 90 (al II 80 q. M % 355 D. m Drawing
pn cara 70 Grand liofei station ana % Phoenica Tor
Iioti Ha.erskl ami Mountain House on 100. ( IL 80
a. iaeHVilie Cairo pnd Mountain House Station. sls
hala 3 a Gs catst on ta ii 30 M and 20 s4s ~
ToIoTso' Detfcit Chicago aud 81 Louis .bsiiy.
iDaiy except Saturday,. Other trains daily except
surdays. "a - Leave Jersey city T. x. r. Station
ali 20 a. m. 80 30 D. m loboken West Shore Sta.
don. all 26 a. n, % 80 p M Fo, tickets time; iables
YORK Clty~s7l. 1868 7s5 ana pis Broadway. iss II
owery 10 Place 0S West 125th St and West Shors
stations foot OF West f2d.st. ard foot of Jsy.st n
Wes;eots. Express calls for and checks baggage fron
hotels and residences. 49,
Genera. Passenger Agent 8 VaadegblLAss- NJ -
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NETWORK TRIBUNE, SUNDAY so-sxTEEN PAGES
STEAMBOATS,.


A -CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, RONDOUT
E FSSlntl Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro Nlli9a POUCH
Stony Glove ca:ss Mos4s5 any kaae. XII Rroa
'' %T oif 81 dSy 2SaS T a lf'f uy
ns oagbscsps ccHn9cns Win ossn G az
A TROY BOATS. SARATOGA and CITY
ds sseeS St sS 81 u "a NJ pier sa aSaS
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
IA steamer RAATERsKILL leaves Pier 80 N. n, feoi
81 81 Ja5-sh TgEs9,AYs THHRsDAYs snd sATuEDAYsS
Special o Yin s re-
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
- sv,, POM. Day Line Steamers
Leave RREES%2K66kk y ys. iy Aans1s 20
for ALBANY landing NY o9 2ls wa.t cn Ne@Sbursh
EOughkeeDsie, Rh4e6eSk catsEilI and Hudson Return
'NE .. ,saSs NlOany ct19gNayEIgtTIoNs
,r,, VEST EST. POINT NEwBUEGH and Po'KEEPsIE
RIiISEbESk ferry. with Ulster and Del Il.
AInSSF EA s6s ,51 ' NssSE. Sat-. bro AZ Ssa &
rFc Rf T S99 81 FAN AND RRoa SKI Re SS and
. The Eow.York TIensier 60 VIII call for and check
baggage I% me BAND atsseSed d's % each Steamer
M AINE STEAMSHIP CO.-Qnly Direct Line
winthrop. every WsS str EcesoTa every Sat Connect
I haSe 9d Ts s sPa 19S White
e. Or e apply Pea 'i4Rn I
ID ROVIDENCE LINE FOR BOSTON PROV
d,oc tp S W4RTFsTGGh ya ~ R9opNr East MS
white Mountain EIpIess with par9r cars leaving direct
Steamers CoNNkOTICuT and MASSACHUSETTS, leave
except Sunday connecting at wharf with express train fo
Boston. Tickets and saterooms secured &C principal
ticket Offices In New-YOrG and Brooklyn, oil Offices
New Transfer Cor who will call FOR and check bag
from hotels residences. Send p o. Box 3.Ol1
Tor Excursion Book. which viii be mailed free.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW
Rondont ana Kingston landing At crahstOn's, Cornwall
New Hamburg Milton, and Hyde Park.
Leaves Yestry-st, ~ 10 N
A'''' sAtTuEDAYs leaves e ONE HOUR EARLIER. ~
N ORWICH LINE.-For Boston, Worcester,
~ NewIondon. Norwich Watch HI Block Island
all points North and East Steamers lelye Pier 40 6old
brossesst Ferry daily. sundays excepted at 100 p
Tickets and State Rooms secured at principal ticket offices
I'm " Y. and Brooklyn COmDany's oilce. 3i7 Broadway
and at Pier 40 N. r. WescOtts Express will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences.
GEO. w BRADY, Agent
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RAILROADS..
GENITAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ ROOT OF LLDEnrY. ST. NORrM EIyLls


y roof nc o. i G2ah9f2:sR. 1 RoR ri sist%
400 NJ T% I'm Table OJS1Ie 80 i Ss0,own Maucs
Chunk. wlkcsbarre and scranton, Reading Harrisburg.
100 n; FOR Elemlng:on, Eastcn, Bethlehem. Allen
sAS a. Y %. l1cmngton Lake Ilopatcens. Fas,oa
oa ReaaSa sffsSafs' Poi,y Y TSaqa sha@oia.
90 nv for feminsssson Ft.,on. bethlehem Allen
NIa' cs sp s Essi TssS sss
chqn 10 ws' TS~i2s sao
tc9 sai 80 D ef toNe fy nd FYemnsiss
cAS53tS ,ana to hsSo BSs s Aeosy Siuss
IS f?s1sy hSpstcSSs
For RI Red po Panf Lns B!soc A9a Peril oces.
sS ago s9 go 90 4s SS a., ssIsssy
FOR ,t.sa6ewosd Toms River and Earpesas 90. sas
For acseh MSyga Atlantic City. vneand and Bridge
f. sS E5 c5 o. g sl - s Z
Sundays. . 100 q. m, 4 100 D. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
FOR LONG ~, BRA : SId,1 AsRUaY PARK.
From Pier g. II.
BY palatiaI steamers MONMOUTH SANDY HOOK anl
Bcnh ana fos 80 S 5o
90 80 Is 8 80 p. m. sundays. 80 m. 20
For r.n S a. PARK ocsss 9oss :na PIC;
For. Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegas s,So a. m.
For reach ayen, Atlantic City, vneland and Bridge
For Atlsnt Highlands 80 100 q. m, q 100 satuR-
DAYS only, 80 4:l5 s 80 D. m Sundays. 30 q ms
100 D m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Sa H'nal and 6Ss and Ohio & sa ssd c &
For P6iadePhIa., at 90 74ss $50, 80, Il .9S
p M ' s9pNS1AYS $50 $50 m N. 80 80. ala.
SG For 0 Bsm a9 90 ana "a washington daily III 90
except sunday a. m. 80, 20. sis. 90 p 20 m
40 - 100 p M have connection for Heading Harris
Tickets and Pario Car seats can be procured H. 2e1-
415 GA It40, 1923 Broadway, 737 6thaye 20t West
f95th.st 1874 Fast 1o5th.st, NewYOrk: Courtst. 500
Fulton.st % broadway. Brooklyn . -.
Nev.York Transfer Company viii call for and checB
baggage from hotel residence.
DENNSILVANIA RAILROAD.
Il THE STANDARD RAIiWA9 6r OF "A, AM 1itr
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK sieNAn
SYSTEM
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NJ EW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger trains leave foot Of Jay.st as follows Urom
West 42d.st. Is minutes later
T:s5 q. M for Middletown Port Jervls. Monticello.
Faisburgh Liberty Hancock. Walton, Delhi. Sidney.
Edmesto1, Norwich, Utica. Rome, Oneida osweso Do
;55 a. M for Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Min.
newaska Waikiki Valley stations Stony Ford. Midtown
BloomhIeburgh, Eenyille, NJ Dale fahsOurgh' HuHey'
VILE. Liberty, White Lake 49,,
neyaska Waikiki Valley Stations, Middletown Blooming.
jurqh Eenville. Port Jeryis Monticello Fallssurgh.
Uurlcyyie Liberty, Rocklnnd ~
I 80 D. m. Tor stony Ford, Campbell Hail. Mddleto"n.
ploouingburgh, Wurtsboro, Enenylle. -
l6 100 p. m Tor Middlstown. FaIsbursh Liberty, Han
dsweso ROchaster Suspension Bridge. Chicago and points
Vest Recnlng Chair Car free to suspension Bridge;
Pullman Sleepers. So, ,,,,,.
80 p m, Saturdays only, tot Campbell Hall, Middle
town. Tienvile, Falsburgh Liberty, Rockand
SUNDAY. also to Mldiietown tDaly through. Other
trains daily except Sunday. - NJ
Pullman Drnwing-r0om seats ana Sleeplng-car isere's
reserved at 307 Broadway. j. Z. An DtltsVN' y,
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Railroads.

l. RE RAILWAl.-Ticket Offices, 4O1, BIZ
~ 71S and g57 BEOadyyay 1872 BOyery Bat's5y
s's rS saa lS 9ad HS5oE @'
e sSPF Baggage az ' o sfS"
ayS oc, qT nas a 81 than na @s esS Mn from
a. m. Day Express Pullman, Buffet Drawing room
S S%S md RS h'n'''' FOR James,
every Day fheag9 snd St. nd rSgs t@ed so "a
change pullman segps S ss9 o c st Hs
Shssso g and % s seS65 E1rSS :od
%'@ g., :as ,Ss sSsss5 %s.si SSsS:
Shsafs EsD r Ia9R d pS;'
Meaaye Youog;tOT6 cnc1,nasHo and &c chcago nv,
orsPs S. ST. 49, 3 Il 10 81 Ss s. gag
nashss5sss 81 + il % DE- ss s' ID T. p
ssTs t45 50 cs g. ssSS7 $o hs 80 = ga
Luz. a' !S si a ~ olS:2 g. i
4fso H. J. i 30; b a1'' cor, Si'. 49,
ss !? i sasa5f 3" Sa, y Z f
g. s5. losS 81. 0', ','' wv so
NsrsEs + Fast 70 Ra sS az %.a RaSr Gar
Tuxedo, +A5., s2s. 9, 10 80 M Fast Express
cs:sss PIX .. 10 80 l. $50 49, 3d.
Port ?s5vi, ~ 20 52 10 49, m
Sunday local tlalns main line, 45 s rs, 10 80 a. M
rx1;S sS f. Trains ES from IN Wss arrive 80 TAO a. H. 80
s;SSRRp 7 tFhy .RA1hncAn OF N J. DIVISION,
s sd e. E G p SIS 5S liS $50 sun 4
days Z Is, :23 ~ 3? 80 and rs b N. qo
Nyse 10. ana r. AYE 52s, 30 oh $50 r.
suR SdsS 10 5sat! so Rass 49, Assd l@r
"suburban Homes" with local time tables.
W. J. MURPHY L. i. FAHMhk
Can GODt
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roR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS

FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST PATTsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS sPE.
cT IiS via elegant Wagner Drawng.room cars urouSa
Nitbout change leave Grand Central station.
Nj, Harden Division daily. except sundays AZ ~ 80 a. N
1nniIrS ~ TOIfCFY GEORGE II. DANIELS,
,sSs,erai Snnerin.endent Gen'l Passenger Agent
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GHH SERvNcEh oN A tIi9 Trains
Trains sGa enyd uss9a cdatra EaSoai NawJersey
foot dI WSsynSst6n and Bsnmore 80 i
10 80 .ij5 D. l. night Sundays 80 a. Il" :
SV trains SG S .Sp At Chester and Win ngtOn except rs
p For F1; philadelphia a4 a5. 40 90 Il ~ 80
go s: "a a. 4 M . 2 80 3d. 80 sl5 dao 3ah
@Ticfcts and parlor ea ca9 b. p9cuiei at 81
% SSl 4 ias,h s st. Contest
o,dSsSe ,Y from E ho.e or residence - w
NJ EXPORT Nauagansett Pier, Watch Ill.,
SHORE b Il ana 70 ol'S a Si'pf 80 S'R'
NTFaS az rfg o a. wa 9@ ii al dnI 10 aa
p m DTaVnsroom Snf IL 'f FFiGGs den Pass. AT
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL:
y ROAD FOR RED BANK L0EG BBRANGH 2}SCE;AN
sEoiyNF3 h ZAP MD ND f3lYf TTEASAN
VII Time ot t't Sort II ssi and De.6ro'e 80
noon % 3S 49, SiS % NJ su Sdsy'
500 o9 40 So a Of M Isr g2 i" 10 49, II
49, iO. 30 80 Jexpes. 90 go eSpJe.so26 80
"HgGsS4ay G trains do stop ocean Grove AMI Abuy
RUFUs RLoDGETT, c,nr pas. AI T. WOOD P,o6 y p
7 EHIGH vAz-EY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland and
% for oi' ss q intermediate points
q M Tor Geneva. Lyons i.linira Rochester. BuEalo
IA the West and principal local points Chuir car 10
H ~, s and Pul man car to suspension Bridge.
"'Ii A M for Elmira and inermt1ia points Chalf
eer, !" m Tor funkhannock ana intermediate ponts.
p. 49, Trunk CONNECTION TO Reading and
s B. ,na RH' aRa F a%sS .ee pen
0h M 40 D. m for slaunston and intermediate points.
5;so n fqr MnT,h AMI narfsbups '' points
and %s e. 'i Pullman sleeper
Bridge. =, . 80 , - 49,. o.n
n M connect Tor sii Points In Mahanoy and IIaretOn
coal 'esio"'' SUNDAY TRAINS
sa m for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
40 n M for Mauch Chunk ana intermediate points
n m for geneva. Lyons, EimiIa Rochester DuIao
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana Suspension
Sf''Ee' General Eastern omee. 2SS Broadwar-
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR OTIFFNsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,

pED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New-York and Antwerp weekly.
RHYNLAN "Wednesday, July 81. 30 a. m.
NOORDLAND. ........... Wednesday August 7, . D. IN.
Cabin rates: First Cabin $50 and upward. Excursion
sl0O and upward Second Cabin. $40. Excursion. s72
and $50. Storage at very low rates.
PETER wRIGIIT 4 SONS. Gon'l Agts.. Bowling Green.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD,
ID Fast Expfess Trains; VA PHIkA DELrPHIA' 70

B3LTIM0RE, .WASHINGIQN, -
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS:
Leavs, NEWY Tx foot OF LIbe;tysti az a. follows
For CfNSCCffNNATI ST. LOUIS. 80 a. m, 100 p n
For WhsHiNGT6N, BALTIMORE, 80 a. i R3i 4 ; 100
10 :o6 midngRt sunday 80 a. m, 80, 1880, $40
M trains stop al Chester and Wilmington except rs
p Tor Tickets and Pullman Car Space call i. o.
Ticket onces 81 Dol ais, and LAO Broadway. or at
Station foo, Of Liberty-st go $3.50.
New. York Transfer Company VIII call for and checH
z x onF ipT "o'' - CIAs. 0. SCULL,
- General Manager Cent Pass. Agent