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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09
THEIR WINDOWS OPEN.
Eass Galena street Not So Well Conducted
ms II Might he.
By the Standards Special Vine.

Bv the Standards Special Vine.
Butte, June s.-When Chief Carroll
took command of the night police force,
one of his first official acts was an order
directed against the denizens of East
Galena street. The women were ordered
to keep their windows closed, to dress in
respectable garments and cease solicit
ing. A few Of the holder mes d~isregarded
the order and were promptly arrested for
so doing. Seeing that the order was to be
enforced the women yielded reluctant
compliance and for a number of weeks
the street was quiet and orderly. Men
and women could pass along the street
without being insulted by having the
brazen creatures that inhabit il Haunt
their shame into their faces. Short
dresses M other indecent garb were no
longer seen m invitations to enter h
heard. Everybody was grateful for the
change. and even the more respectable
and well behaved of the fallen ones were
glad Of il, but for some reason those
higher i'm authority than the chief saw fit
TO interfere. and of late the WOMEN have
kept their windows open again as before.
The results of this interference were not
long in creeping to the surface, n to-
day East Galcna street is again the same
disgrace and eye-sorc to the city that il
was last fall. Bedizcned women in every
stage of depravity and physical downfall
protrudc their s~in-stampcd faces from
windows and rudcly accost every passer
by. IL the invitation TO enter Is not ac-
cepted, curses generally follow the re-
treating form of the pedestrian. silenced
only when another one appears To he ac-
costed in the same manner Ii il true
the women are still compelled TO dress
deccnily, but i'm all other respects kast
Galena street is n ~disreputable and
hideous as ever.
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CHUNG TO HIS FOOT.
MIR. Quantrell Would Not Have Ii Ampu-
tated aud VIII Probably Die.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June s.-H. A. Quantrcll. a
bridge builder employed on the Butte q
Bozeman road, met with "A serious and
probably fatal accident some days ago.
He had been in to the city for "A few days
and while returning to the bridge at
tempted to jump from a train running nj
the rate of 10 miles an hour. After jump
ing he continued to cling to the hand rail
aud was thrown to the ground. The train
ran several miles before IL could be
stopped and was then backed up to where
Quantrell was lying. One of his feet had
been caught under the wheels of the car
and was frighfully mangled. As speedily
as possible Quantrell was removed to the
company's hospital and the surgeon in
charge prepared 10 amputate the foot.
The injured man would not permit him
to do so, Notwithstanding he was informed
that ~amputation was necessary to save his
life, saying he would prefer death to be-
ing a cripple. Since then gangrene has
set in, and at last h man was
barely alive and ~mornentarily expected to
die.
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A MARVELLOUS GROWTH.

The Centerytile Methodist Episcopal
Church Appropriately Dedicated.
By the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June s.-Thc new Centcrville
NJ. T.. church was dedicated tonight with
appropriate ceremonies. Three services
were held during the day. There was q
love feast at 10 n. M, followed by preach
ing. Al Gals p. m. there werc interesting
children's services. Addresses were de-
livercd by Revs. j. j. McAllister. L. II.
Hawk, s. T.. Snidcr and others. This
evening there was a song service con-
Quoted by Rev. U. +. Hawk, followed by
a d~edicatory sermon delivered by the
presiding elder, Rev. s. +. Snider. The
text was John xviii, y, my Kingdom In
Not OF This World" The sermon was
eloquent and the andience, which
crowded the house, listened with pro.
found attention. The speaker welcomed
the new church as an aid 70 the advance
ment Of the kingdom Of Heaven. He said
that there hnv been moro converts to
Christianity during the years OF the pres-
ent century than during all the eighteen
preceding centuries.
taken for paying OF the little remaining
debt Of the new church. Presiding Elder
Snider stated that he had yet dedi.
Gated q church that was not free nom
debt and never would do 30. Rev. U. II.
Hawk read a financial statement from
the board Of trustees. He sad that eleven
months ago there was no such person o.
a member Of the CentervtI5o ~ +. church.
Now there are thirty-six re9uear members
and many ~robationers. There Ii also as
pretty a church rs can be found In Mon
tana situated ut the highest point OF Cen
t~erviile. He said that the total amount
raised is ss.50s.50. The cost Of the build
ing was ss,1s5.5o. The furniture and in
penses there ID now Q debt OF
$5Ol. 10. From the board Of church extern
sion had been received SEQ, payable in
five years; and $125 had been subscribed
and would be paid. Accordingly there
remained TO be raised the sum OF Sl26.
This noun was promptly raised by
those present. Rev. Mr.. Snider said that
the history OF the church is one OF the
most marvellous in the history of churches
ever made. He doubted IL ever n church
in Montana could show such q record as
the Centervillc NJ. Z. church. The church
was then dedicated with impressive cere-
monies.
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ANACONDA AGAIN ON TOP
Aissoula'S Crack Nine Beaten by q Score
Of Is TO II
Kane Pitches q Fine Game and Holds
the Home Team Down In
Fine Style Except In
One inning.


Special to the Standard.
MIssOULA, June s.-The Anaconda
base ball club arrived mt I o'clock to-day,
accompanied by several Of their admirers
who came over TO witness the game. The
day wa q veritable base ball day, being
intensely hot with but little breeze stir.
ring. Ala O'Clock when the game was
called, about no people were - the
grounds and Witnessed q most interesting
contest. The visitors had Kane In the
box, while Campbell twirled the sphere
FOR the local team. Kane's delivery
proved nos pushing to the home boys
and they were unable 10 size him up ex-
ssps in Somewhat swS inn x3IS' a s|S;ns b., be
men bases on balls. the
seventh inning the home boys
jumped onto him and with the assistance
OF several disastrous errors on the part of
the visitors piled up seven runs. Al the
end OF this inning the score was even, 10
The next inning, however, the Anaconda
boys batted out three runs which won the
game as the local nine were only able to
make another run In the eighth.
The Anaconda boys put up q stiff game
and were well In the lead up to the seventh
running was quite steady, and they fairly
out played the home team at all points.
Score.
Anaconda. ........ = . u d 3 2 3 O-f3
Missoula.. d. 800. o o 3 o o 0 I oil
Bases on balls, Kane 10. Campbell s.: struck
out, Kane Is, Campbell rs; base hits, Anaconda
~, Missoula .; home runs, Stuart 4, Smith 2.
II. T. Sterling was the umpire and gave
general satisfac ton. Those who accom-
panied he Anaconda boys were w. p.
Burrows, r. Kunkle, Rod Williams,
Deputy Sheriff Stebbins, Mr.. Schaffer, j.
j.. Filbin and others.
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Sealed proposals will be received At the
Office Of the Anaconda smelling Works
for the construction of the necessary
rock and brick work incidental to the en-
enlarging of the smelling plant near Car
roll. Mont. The rock work will comprise
about 1000 perches and about 100000
brick will Ike laid. Drawings and speciii-
cations can he inspected al the office at
the upper works. Bid will bc opened ON
Monday, June IL, AT 2 y. m. All material
all bids. Anaconda Smelling Works,
Anaconda. Mont.
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ny TIE Stailuaru : special Wire.
Butte, June ga Soap Bubble" an
intensely funny farce comedy, will he
presented at the opera house three nights
beginning Thursday evening Of this week.
OF the play the Louisville Courier-Jouraoi
says: A immense audience crowded
the new Bucking hall last night at the
opening performance Of A Soap Bubble
The play Is an incongruous aggregation
III good u and ridiculous situations
that keep the audience pleased and
The company is an excellent one"
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For commencement Week.

The Montana Union will make special
ate Of one fare for the round trip from
Butte, Anaconda and Garrison Ia Deer
Lodge and return for parties wishing Ia
attend the commencement exercises of
the College Of Montana. Tickets will be
on sale June II and II and will he good re-
turning June II.
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WIN Join the Progression.

ny the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June s.-At the meeting of the
Butte Workingmcn's Union tonight II
was decided that the union should meet
at Caplice hall al = o'clock ON Friday
morning To initiate members and prepare
for the grand parade that day. A COM
mittee was appointed to see all business
men. contractors and the like in regard To
closing all work on that day and permit
ting their employees 20 participate In the
celebration.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

n O6 A., M,-From Butte-Ieaves Butte nj 500
A. NJ. silver How $40 A. NJ, stuart 8 +5 A. NJ.
II,SO A. M.-From lutte and Garrison
Leaves Butte at 10 so A. NJ, Silver Bow II No
with train which leaves Garrison nj 10 80 A. NJ,
Deer Lodge losi A. NJ.
a 900 r. N,-From ~Butte-LeAves Butte 800
p. NJ. Silver bow 5i5 +. NJ, stuart $50 i. m.
A 90 n. Garrison-Leaxes Garrison
ESQ r. NJ, Deer Lodge 6.A' 7. M: stuart 40
TRAINS DEPART.
40 A. M.-For GarrisOn-Stuart 6:o 4. No
Deer Lodge s:ss A. NJ, Garrison o. WW
40 a, M.-For Butte-StuArt n ed6 A. ~,
silver Bow 10 q A. NJ, arriving ~ boftes isae
49, 4. M.-For Butte and GartsoaTArnvss
n stuart s;iS, Deer Lodge Ss06, 9oxEfe0n So
silver Bow 3 as +. NJ. Butte 100 ]. II
s,iE p. M.-Fov ~Butte-Stuart n 1855 7. M,
silver Bow sos p. NJ, arriving In Butte,
pm,
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Notice to Contractors.

All contractors bidding on brick. stone
work and plastcring will do well To re-
member that they can make more none
on their work by using the Lorenz lime in
Anaconda, Butte. Dillon or Deer Lodge.
WM. LoRENz, Butte.
Tnos. BuRGAS, Agent. Anaconda
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Keefe sells no beer but Milwaukee
Notice Of Dissolution.

The firm Of Graham q Gamer nave this
day been Dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Dunk Graham retiring. All accounts ow-
ing and outstanding will he settled by
Gus Gamer III will continue business M
the old stand.
DUNK GRAHAM,
~ GAMER
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

Peter Lansing, mayor Of Deer Lodge,
Montana, will be paid si,77s.O0 by the
New FORK Life Insurance company for
his maturcd endowment policy on July
y. 1880. taken ont On July -. 1880, Tor
$1,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

Thomas Hebron was arraignod before
Judge Fitzgerald Saturday for being
drunk and disorlerly. He was fined 81
and costs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

A pitcher Is about the only player on n
team nowadays who does not wear a
glove. Twelve years ago nobody wore
gloves hut the catcher, and he was con-
tent with a pair Of ladies' Kid gloves.
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Medium

Mrs. J.. w. Miner Of Portland, Ore, can
be found over Barrett & Jacky's harness
store, on Main street. Business and life
readings a specially,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

Officer White arrested n Dotson early
yesterday morning for carrying concealed
He was released on n S25 bond
and will be arraigned for hearing to-day.
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James McNulty returned from Omaha
yesterday after an absence oil several
days..
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Tor sale.

Dne-half or whole Of a general mer
chandise store In Granite, doing q eoot
business. Reason for sale, owner Leaving
the state. Address Box X. Granite, Mont
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ABOUT THE CITY.

John Tooey went over to the Springs
saturday night to spend Sunday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

When In Butte be sure and don't forge,
TO a at Emil's beer hall and try one Of
those fine business lunches.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

Rev. DIR. wishart, a missionary Tor
Utah and Montana, preached most ac-
ceptably in the Presbyterian church yes
f.rlay-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

n. Wallace has opened a steam dye
works on First street between Oak and
Cedar streets Anaconda.
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DIED.

PETERSON sunday, JUNE s, in this city, Fran
crs f., laughter III Joseph and Frances II.
Peters, aged , months and II days.
The funeral will he attended to-day Monday
AT 2 o'clock 70. m. from The residence, corner Of
Cherry and Filth streets. Friends are invited
tu attend.
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Mail orders for all kinds Of musical
goods promptly filled by Van Orton Il
Rcinhart, l2i Main street. Butte.
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why win You waltz
Insure to-day in the New York Life.

IL wish a hrst-class plunge or tub
bath 40 To- the Plunge Bath house.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

Four iirst-class machinists and four
pattern makers at the Tuttle foundry, An
aconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

Six elegant private tub bath rooms
fitted up for family use atthe Plunge Bath
house. No charge for small children.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

The New York Life insures ladies.
Write or consult McNulty a Brown.
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There are about twelve patients at 1T.
AIMS hospital at present. With the eN'
ception Of one case Of pneumonia there is
no serious sickness. nearly all the rest be-
inpt those injured in some accident.
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining unclaimed in Ana
conda postoiiice for the week ending
. tAoa
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'ttf' - W.
Anderson Frank, leonard Tllos,.
Harry John Mally Hugh
l,lakley Charles MagnusUn lngrid
~l,oughlin Ella A Matson Erik
boyle Thomas, 3 McCleninen Mrs VIM
Burke George y McCulla U A
Callan Peter Mcdowell Robert
Council Thos VI McENoy Michael
Carson Hattie Mckinley James
tarten William Mcleod John u
Choput Onier. Mcleod HIglIs n
Constantine d Mcmillan u
Crapp Thos Middleton Louis
Dionne ! u Mulligan John
Elpispn James Nyman Arinc
Evans TB OBrien Mr.
Farrell James j Perne Il w
Fisher Paul Perkins Ill
Gallagher John A Peterson Allie
t,lassley Linda Peterson T,2
,,obbert 4 Puner Prettln French
Grenier Jos iees william
Gregory VI T., 5 linets Heimldes
Gregory Mark Rogers John
Hean.y Edward slater AinondD
Helly George slater Arthur
Higgins M stevens Mrs A
.Jakirs Herman Thornton Thor
Jefirns John y ToIncLak VI
Johnson Emma Irinlaugh George
Jones Samuel " Warren Mrs i u
Jones John Watch Riley
Laird Annie Williams u
Iapiefrr VIA
In calling for these letters the applican
must call for advertised letters and Civ,
date of this list. One cent will he col
lccted for each letter. IL not called fol
within two weeks they will be sent To thu
lead letter office.
JAMES NJ. MOORE. p. NJ.
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The New York Life has one million in
surance in Deer Lodge county.
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III smelter City Fife and Drum corps
were o u last evening OF a screnading
tour and played several new pieces Of
music. The principal object Of the boys
was To serenadc Arthur Collins, who is "A
ried to Miss Maggie Stevens last evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

James Doyle left yesterday for Helena
where he accepts a position as assaycr at
the smclier in East Helena. Mr.. Doyle
has been in Anaconda for upwards of two
wears and was quite popular with "the
boys" His many friends wish him sue
cess i'm his new location.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

Mabel Roberts was arraigncd before
Judge Fitzgerald Saturday, charged with
disturbing the peace in the house Of Mary
Mccoy. Mabel appeared TO be quite in
in the court and without friends. She
was dismissed with a caution.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

The Silver Stars, a juvenile base ball
club went over To Deer Lodge Saturday
where they defeated the Silver States 10y n
score of ~ To -. The boys played for $50
a side. This is the second time they have
defeated the Deer Lodge boys.
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bats, together with large assortment oil pce'eS'
| spiders and other insects. lie was very iona 81
eats. There was nothing he would no' Il" Tor
"A cat" his son observes. When one OF MS 2r's
had n family, aro in the prlde ana JOY o. her
heart wished 10 SHOW hrr offspring to her master
he would leave the most pressing work ana ="
down from the top OF the house 10 the basement
10 CRAFTY PusS and one mornlh" ne I'''"'e"
the visit three times rather than give offence 10
the fond mother Naturally ms cats presumed
imam his Affection. and when sometimes he had
10 turn one Of them ont of his chair sezed during
q moments absence. the intruder would return
10 the attack. and deliberately push INN with
her paws until ne made room for her beside
him He always meckly submitted 20 feline pre-
su,,ntion an these occasions But all animals
vcrc rs fond Of him he Of them Once he
ocuuiicd complete dominion over cage of lions
and ticers at a mcnagcric Another time he ca
reSscd. and was amiably received BY. dog known
to have SO savage a temper that nohodN bnt ms
master dared 10 touch him. Mr. Wood did not
know This when he approached the do-. but b"
sav the SPECTATORS regarding the scene with Open-
eyed horror ana fearful expectation. To him
,Lo, fierce dog was always the same. however.
Even ophidians came under his spell. and he taught
the grass snakes 10 let him handlc them without
dischorging The offensive secretion which l. ticlT
protection.
lie worked to the very last. diving while on
lecture tour from the effects OF cNposnie ana
exhaustion for he would not take care OF himself
4 GOOD business man would have made "A fortune
ont Of the books he wrote. for they have had. and
still have. a great sale. But he had not the
money making faculty. and threw away. or
was cheated ont Of, his best opportunities; sold
his labor too clc9ply, made Imprudrni engage
mrnts ana in the end. after a career OF positively
tremendous energy and production. he died poor
His son has told his life simply and well. and all
who have read his bookS-as who has not IN these
days-will he glad to have this unpr"trndlnG
memoir of good. kind useful and Ingenious
man. whose ways were 81 tar apart from those
Of the woIlG AZ large. and who knew his own
business 50 thoroughly and did II 50 conscien-
fiouslV.
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.,EhLtD PROPOSALS. upon blanks 10 be-
- obtained ~ ~. "nco 'ni 10 h nco sod md, for
MI ta, ai,,r oa,., "iu 90. received mtu twelve o,o.,
,,e ou Nav 18TH 800 Tor tI" Loon ., ln. i..,.., 10,
r.!ancc Win hr pfo.lr"n~ ~ ihr psdi'nlrt aub. .i
Ar.i it. $3.50 ait th' -ulil' fI'ii ,h'f 20.
pfl fe for fnH million hiili.l ttot-
ga 200 GOO dollars. md bHt rli be- r.rct,i fn on F.,
,,,.i.lt 81 IA. tHtnff -frl"-
o. dlItcd Nr.i..- 49, b.irf ftfah Nns,fnb. az
1000 aui -.i'~ Zach 'diuy Nntcu.i
i-f. 1910
anuuiu. payable ui 'hr mo- ,av
N,,,u'h.r zach .'.. aud $50. Do go fr.. f,.i ilf
ft,,- l'utrIa..t- nH b" Changed interest ff,u
Al,. 80 $500. O., .tr c't ~ antrt.
so hl4 HiI 10 iDa~ld"f,t Unless ssc0upan!,d bv q
certified check thr oidn 'Ihr GU, ihl nd,Ii,
for nve ~ por cent - the ~ loan bid d. ana
CHECKS hid not accepted be- r,t1i,
10 TIE bdirf, within tucnt-four "a hour, an. t,'
opening OF BITS.
should there b" mon" iI'n oo" I'D ut the same prcc
q pro rata award VIII hr made.
The Naynf himself thr ?, reject ANY
or AL bids, deem host thu ~ liz.
city. - . - -
EDWIN II. filler. Mayor.
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,.rrST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. @. d

w n T. Il. K. Coz Itssee-Irdin. lea,o in,,Ss earle,
station. N'". iSr.st < Il: ChIcaeo. Detroit, London
ton,,pn . - A. M. . 70. 10 p ~ is 'S'r M
Wo,2SlaI Canal4 last a . j. p I Ate stations
20 - s. .. - -; : 10 g. N, aug = Albany
ioor ~ - 90 lal ! 80 N. ana - 81 az
~ X a. d.. Ncwburg. nlO:l5 4 NJ ~ 9o' 2 80
- % III a., u. ~ HaNnr,traW, - ~
80 e. ~, i,lteant Secping Cur tor Bpfao S nssI
= ~ Toronto y trot CHICAGO and -. Lollfn ,a,,
IHHi, eNc,it Saturdays. Other trans d16' sSsop
.,',,, T., - IttNe jersey tiN = IL, ~ ,,A..ion'
snnaant, r 3 40 ~ n; Hobokcn, " Il shore statoo.
ali ~ a. m 3 D.. FOR cket;a qi ,Rsf9 so S
ST. 72o Fuon AnpeN Once foot 81 ProaaSsy is
n ~ IL PARK place % West l25h;st, ana Ws'
shore stations OF West ed - ani sor OF h.sgssc
W.Strot's Express calls for anI rr.rh, %EsssY
t,ocm hotels and residences. G. " IHMrEhr' """
pVsssnser Agent. 6 Vanderoiltsve. n "
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/ tdtUere.

BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied
"A. for all branches IN all localities 10 charge. TEACH
ElsS WANTED. Zee Tor registration fOi stamp
r. 4. AVERY. American school Bureau. West l4tlst.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A SUPPLIES Professor IeSch"ts Tutors. t.ovcrnesses
Mrs. NJ ]. YOUNG-FULTON. - Union Square.
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Railroads..
(lNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
" Root oF LiHrHrY Noltlh RIVER

NLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
4 ftoi 1r LinGIrY ST. NQniH RIVER
90 q M fox fa-tan B.tl,hcm Allentown. Much
o'~ M,a'rlg Sgm"'q@ Ead4s .s5., Fam
''s' 90 a. D. To. Bennington. ta-'on H,.n h'-' Allen
'E ,.r lr'nftqa lse Wq'.o9E ;, f San"
ion Ec,dnf lIarri,0gTy Po!isyie. r4maqua N"AD0@'a
Sunbury. Lr~iconis Wiln'p9t p.,,,., Allan.
town bauch chanI l!3lmf H1r 6u.. i.,,i,,r ,, 81;
tnuu.. WH'"'barr" scranton Ianiiu, Snnno@ll, ,
G.tIrle'n and Allentown . 80 =. ~. iOr som'r'i' and
- FOR Ea,io2 nct,.h'r, A,nogn N2qq "A
ohunN l;,ed,nf, H Sa6e,. on '''d'' a. 80
80 ~" Sgna a,,o" tgg aaG q, }g@'oTn
900 y m. Su9de,s. ior Easton. Bethlehem Allentown.
ora@ ' ala E' r.as a @ 80 s' '' Go
no. Snday train. do NO. stop AZ ocan Gro,e ~, or a.,
fo' Monmouth beach. scabr!sht. etc. 80 10.
% o' ' 90 Too &'' 80 A. S aalays.
por Io, " G,r aoi n,sso 30 % 20 T. mo- mo- o.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
or Ir'Gold 80 sci5 ii Is a. H.. 90 90 90
3D. c Whey d o 80 sro 90 80 81 lo 9add; y &c.,
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
., ,.fo,i rom ,, ' , : fo2 81 l.'' It, ,,.,,
v,noou,, Beach iroi nranch &c. AZ 10 - a. ~. ard
$3.50 D.. o.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
Via Centre T. r. q Ncwcr, rhlad'lphl1 ard Reading
for aoodrbba'a at TO o. :i@ 80 II 100 q i m sG 10
JEDN : ) so oso a. m. co. , 20 oC 90 p. NJ.
|" - night
Ior Baltimore and Wa,hington d1.ly az 30. II 100 ('X.
cent sunday % 90 20. y - - might.
r"s iyqs o, rs , 90 % D 80 ' Ss aS SS
noct .pu for Reading Harrisburg. rott-Nlle So.
Tickets and Parlortar seats b. procured 40 a. pol.
as OF / TO 323 nrc,dwny. .31 6thn,e. 2G West
t2Jth st. l3 Fast 18th York; Courtst. $50
IN u.,i.. 81 broadway. BROOKLYN.
New ork Transfer Company viii call for and check bag
srnm hotel residence