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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-12
Probate Order.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, ! GO
COUNTY OF SHIAwASSEE. Ga

COUNTY OF SHIAwAsSEE o.
Probate Court for said county
At session of the probate court for said
county held at the probate Office, in the city of
Corunna, on Saturday, the 10Th day of November
in the year OF our Lord one thousand, eight hun
dred and ninety.
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Kieth
Aldrich, deceased, John l.. Payne as ad-
ministrator of said estate, comes into court
and represents that he is now prepared to
render final account as such administrator.
Thereupon IL is ordered that Monday, the Goth
day of December next, at ten o'clock in the fore
moon, be assigned for examining and allowing
such account, and that the heirs at law of said
deceased and all other persons inter
ested in said estate are required to appear at a
session of said Court then to be holden ut the
probate Office in the city of Corunna in SAID
county and show cause, il any there be, why the
said account should not be allowed.
And tits further ordered, that said administrat-
give notice to the persons interested in said
tate of the tendency of said account and the
hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order
to be published in THE TINES q newspaper print
ed and circulating in said county, three success
sve weeks previous to said day of hearing.
"a true copy) MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge of Probate.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-12
Murder and suie Ne.

CLEVELAND, Dec, AT wellington,
Ohio, $. l.. Sage was shot and killed by
David Hoke, who turned the weapon upon
himself and sent bullet through his
head. Both were old citizens of the place.
Sage kept n grocery and Hoke worked for
him. Sage had caught Hoke in the act of
stealing groceries and had demanded .
settlement In a financial way. The fear of
exposure and disgrace, it is believed, led
Hoke to commit the crime.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-12
POUNDED WITH A CLUB.

Malicious Assault on "a Michigan Man by q
Defeated Candidate.
NEGAUNEE, Mich, Dec. 81. G. Surd-
berg, well-known Republican and
wealthy citizen of this city, was set upon
and brutality pounded with club on the
streets. At his cries for help men rushed
from neighboring saloons and the assail
ant disappeared in the darkness, leaving
his watch and chain in Sundberg's grasp.
1t was ut first supposed that the assailant
was some footpad, hut the watch was
found to belong to Joseph Richardson, Re
publican candidate for sheriff in the re-
cent election.
Claimed His Watch.
Shortly after the assault Richardson
turned up and claimed the watch, alleging
that Sundberg had tried to rob him.
Such charge is wildly improbable, and
the fact seems to be that Richardson, the
only candidate on the Republican county
ticket, who failed of election, tried to ''do
up Sundberg in revenge for the latter's
opposition to him. Mr.. Sundberg was
quite seriously hurt and is confined to his
bed, but says he will prosecute Richardson
to the full extent of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
TILE TRADE IN CHlCAGO.

Chicago June 10 (speciaD.-Wheat during the Gay
yielded somewhat in anticipation of Government
IRON report less bush than the state and private do
vices have so far been The result proved mat ''s
snocr,a,iye instinct was correct The report made
the condition OF winter wheat Isl compared WIN gu
in MAY the condition of spring wheat Ole agaIuo'
95 in June 1850: and announced total loss vi a. y,
age for the entire spring and winter wheat preaut
ahout $50 900 acres. This condition. 'o.l ioT VII
fer wheat Is little higher han was looked loI, anu
the loss of acreage is little less tian was 10y. %
for Wheat on the curb declined 10 the low Pon'o ~
the day July optned at o. sold as low as W lag w 81
and closed regularly at 90 j-SG9O ID On lIe Oug
after the receipt Of the Government hgures' july so
a. low as 50 "a il rallied, however ana hhan. "n
the curb closed at about 90 IL. Hutchinson "as d
considerable buyer after the Government ngures VIZ
received. June during the day was largely hoIiha u.
keeping about IA cents under July, but ciosnt d,
only / cent discount. August opened al ~ 80 soIu
a. low as 90 IL and closed regularly at 30 90 sep
tember opened at o. sold low as 30 IL ana CLOSED
a. 90 IS December opened at % IS, SOLD as low as
OF IS and closed AT %. Year closed at ~ -G ~ %
Corn suffered a little decline. partly IN sympathy WI
wheat and partly because the news from tie raliodn
wards was that the tracks were crowded WITH loaded
cars July opened al 30, sold as low as "a IL ana
closed at "a 5-5G34 "a. OatS opened at fractional
advance but toward the close became quite weak
especially for tee far OFF options July opened al
o. = touched 2S 5S. but closed at IS, the bottom
Provisions were weak Al the Close short RIBS showed
n decline of l-2 cents. lard of ] 70 cents, WINE
norx closed precisely where il did Monday July
wheat closed on the curb at 80 L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
GRLIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Ia
The wheat market dull during the official session.
waiting upon the Government crop report only
100000 bushels dealt in before the curb and
scaIpng operations the rule. The outset was
bulish under the influence of heavy decrease in the
els Fine weather West started later selling, ana the
last prices j-6a3-5 cent under Monday cGe
Cash lots were dull and unsettled WITH no safes "''a'
ever for export. ,.., -, .i,,
ter wheat at ISL and Of spring wheat al IL per
cent figures which the crowd Regarded as earisli
general selling movement set IN ana july uroppe W
D1 3-s694 "a cents August TO 20 l2G 10 %, anu De
cembcr options to % 1-4@9o Il cchus' "-o""' ''"'
under the official close. -. oo.,on ra
Corn was weaker more encouraging weather re
ports and heavier arrivals ihe 600 Bushels
and the amount passage deceased 34t,ooo Duse,
without checking the decline III prices nPot ioOS
Ia cent lower but nearly 100000 bushels were rthe,.
by shippers Tie speculative dealings VET ono
bushels but after early steadiness prices closed Ii
Oats were depressed by liberal arrivals and smaller
exnorf inquiry. spot lots were off 14@12 cent WlIn
10000 bushels taken by shippers. The options were
moderately active and ended down Ia" % cent. -, =
Lard weaker by shade Goo iers "e p tsameps
500 tierces the spot and 1000 tlcicGs 10 stedoiS
for special future delivery to come from ihe west
The final official quotations were a. iono~s. y. q 8.
Wheat-June. "a 7-s July, 90 = august 81 - :
September "a rs; December, 90 4 cents. q, So,
Corn-June. Al July, Al 81; August ~ l-@' sep
"'d oatS-jane. "a -: July SO 58 August 80 a8 ;
Tard~jnly. So 2I August. So IS; september 81 40 :
October. SO so. ..o, ,.o-to,s,.y a,
New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were ere, as
follows Wheat 70 ,246 bushels corn, 32Oel' buseis
oats 33s, $50 bushels total grain 73li4 Ie bushels
-four 80, 4l5 packages. At CHICAGO Miwaukee ana
81 ionis the arrivals WERE Wheat, 1896 bushels ;
corn 500 36l bushels: oats, 445,5e5 bushels, total
grain, ,2i0 ,632 bushels; -four 2O,522 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June 10.-Cotton nominal nidLling l2'.c'
Flour dull but steady HOwardst. and Western SUPER n.
= 25ds2 IS do extra S3d$i; do family, ~ z0ae4 90
CITY NILS Rio brands extra - ooGso WINTER MIeS St
- III Gs do extra - lGasi so Wheat southern quiet
and inn: Futz S5d91c: LOngbcrry. sod92c; No.
9OI,c: steamer No red. 90l2d9lc. Western easy 40
Winter red spot s9a4 Hc; June. So Ge92c Juf
D. Der o3i2c. Cor-SOuhcrn fairy actl'e anu hfi
White yellow, Western easy; mixed spot anu
June IOl.c: july fOsd40Jsc; August 4ldfllsc' sep
Ten br ili2c bid steamer 373,c asked oats hII IN
VI it, $5d33i2c: do mixed g. e332c; graded o. Nhe,
3I,c Eve dull chOce. 6jd6>c; prime. O2F goo1 20
iar 5saC0c. Hay dull prime to choice hnllhy l. .
SD Provisions quiet and steady mess pork Ou 9l- 90
eli ,r clear rib sides and sugar picked Shoulders oc
az cured smoked shoulders 74c; hams, small 80
l.i,c: large 1OG1c. Lard-Relned. nc crude. 6Go4'.
Butter active and firm creamery fancy ltGl2G 40 lalf
10 choice I2aI5c DO imitation. l0d11c ladle fancy.
1Oc good choice SG9c; rolls, me lOdl-c 10 alI
TO co0d sa9c; store packed, case grass, '"9c
Euuaio June lO.-Wheat-No l hard opened re lower :;
light; $500 bush sold at 9lc $500 bush No: l
Northern, SOC asked. Winter wheat opened 2c higher
No. red sold at 9i2c later do sold at 9c.
closing do sold at 93A2c and car No white
1c.,K and lower No. yellow. Ssoc No yellow, 3sc
No > 5SIc No 3, 37S4c In store oats dull, weak ana
lower: 40. white 322d32Sic in store; No mixed &c
est patent spring, % 75asG best winter $3.50 %
-alfctd weak winter bran, sl3 %; spring 40,
so 10. Canal freghs steady to Newly ork-what $40
,o SAC oats 22c; lumber 10 New DIRK, - 70, TO Al.
laIv Il i5 Eecepts-llCur 200 bbls wheat, 5000
bush cor:l 20i 900 bush oats. 2OOOOO bush Shlplta
canal-Whrat 10000 bush corn, 5000 bush 0at7,
- 600 bush; barley, 5000 bush BY rdl-flour l6OOV
N wheat 900 bush corn, $4,000 bush; oats, 10000
Lush; rye, IS 900 bush.
Chicago, June lo-The leading futures ranged FOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11

Buffalo n Y. June lO-Cattle-Receipt9 asU - houno,
is0 head total for week thus FAR ioO n,"u ,Sn Nm
time last week q 500 head gncd through,
100 head to NewYork go head on sale pre- r hoS anu
600 head total for week thus far, 1900 heaa of s
time last week, 500 head consigned ufoIen' rpt
head 900 head 10 500 head on sae Hdnce
quiet Hogs-Reccpts last "A hours sou Mao ,ota .
week thus far 20. 40 head for -ane uihe II.
20 100 had consigned through, 500 head an 70 Newo
York head sale demand far anu mark d ~
selected medium weights selected heavy ,us nor toOv "
choice heavy on SALE selected York weights % % oDe
grades unchanged. a ooo ho,d sbfn.
Chicago June 1O--Cattle-Receipts ?uoO h,ad mp.
ments 5000 head market SLOW eI0'ig 1aIco d fecd
heeyes al SOds5 steers 50 j0d9i 40; -tQckrrs anu
ers 50 9Ods3 90 cows bulls and mixed q d0@ - E 9d
shivments 800 head market strons: o. 10 ibt
higher mixed AZ G0aS3 So heavy 20 D'q 20 -, 900
had shiuncqtS 600 head market steady naiVe, -
* 70 western 81 jOdsj Texans, SO 21dsi So ahos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June 10 3 as p mIBeei PORK anu ci h
in poor demand. BaconThe demand J., % S Ann
IT, GOOD demand: American finest white ana c0or'u nIt
~ "a for old new white firm at 40; 3D. Iallow ~ lou
demand mime city firm at POS ga, ,luip'h1ieo ancT
~ nothing Offering. Cottonsccd oil Ii>crpoo rSiIng ma
cd Resin in fair demand; common suc9'uI
at A. Lard-spot and fuurc, IN poor GS"am S rmst
a,sv az Ais 3D. Wheat and Hour in poor demand orr
Snot in demand futureS in Gooa , 2s I'd
western July. steady at g. Gid August steady aI o. gu
tIons at Iondon-Pacnc Coast no stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11

Americsn-M ddlng low middling clause June asiVcry
6 27-64d buyers June and July delivery, -i'otu
July and August delivery, 3064d buyer, Ausas, Gg
cry, 32-6id value August and Srpt.hper ~
296id sellers September delivery, 29-oid seieTs
TENDER and october delivery l6d value, Dv'cDd ~
November delivery 56-GId sellers November ana d.
cember delivery, 53-6ida5 ji.o4d r,,ddIi,g 11ac:
Galveston. June 10-COttOn nominal d - no.
low mddling IL asc good ordinary, lie he' anu H'o
ceipts, 605 bales stock, 93i bales ,dd,i,c toc net
ana gross receipts ! bale sales OacS' 'N' 0'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
Connlrn Board.

Connirn Board.
4 FGEsTCLAss SUMMER HOME Tor refined family or
~ party adults private mansion one hoIr gas
water high, healthy, view UNI Ncctd several acres
lawn walls shade tennis; station ConNen"nt stlDliS
Address HOME. 3l2 B'way. hoor OF cali 70 10:
A ELLINGTON NEw.JERsEY.-lj minutes from jersey
oin ,uts excellent: short di>binc" from station nne
terms moderate private family children not re-
cciy,G no t.-tal-. Address Box 81.
FEW REFINED people can Ind good board during
n IA. summer at Western Wow arm; city rfereuccsi
GEORGE &. SMITH. Monticello, y. \.
COUNTRY BOARD at farmhouse, among the hills y
4 fItchn,.d Conn healthy location; hne scenery ana
drives. accommodation for eight, good table Adde'S
\. W. kILBOU RN bon ia Bantam. conn.
II ARM UOUSE.-HcLthy location large rooms splendid
lawn nne shade; brook near: fine Wow oi mountain;
postonlce near. Address +. b. UDPr Rcd HOOK. y Y:
~ wNER OF BEAUTIFUL PLACE Offer, nrSt,ca,' PEE.
~ nil. every home confor house handsomely furnished
ca. iath 10. phone &c large, wc.h1d'd erouuc> must
h., ,..n 10 be- appreciated. Refer o. l. L. CAlNAN' 10
Ern,dway VI. l.. T., suburbs, Yonker>.
:, TANNER RoARDERS can be- accommodate at farm
- house I'm Montgomery, Mass. Address O A MOORE
ooooFFEr ABOVE THE SEA.-Iaree, nice house:
s1UJU-pieud rooms every HON" comfort 20 u -
nrr week SHERMAN BISBEE. Meredith. Dol Co. y. Y.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &

w Co.. Lessec-Iralns leave West i@dst Sta
to N1M orA. follows ana nitcen minutes earlier from
w., Of av,t y. r. Chicago, Detroit. London Hamilton.
~ ~ a. a. 10 10 St Louis. - Is. * Is pm
Toronto ~ 81 M. - 10, - II p m MontresI Can
ad a. ta and principal inferno lat stations 10 %
KIneson Saugertes Catski Albany 3 80. '7:i5 20 %
ga Il Is az a. 49, To- 30 35 9 30 Tits p Haye,:
straw % a NJ : - > 81 p m Ilegant slsrpns 'ass
ST. ST. Lonis Daily. Daily except SATURDAY Other
4 T. station, = 20 a N, $40 p M io9eken, Wes'
shore station II &c a. 2 20 r. For tickets,
time table fcrra on, apply at offices Brookl,nIJ3
100 fulton-st AnneN once foot OF Fulton
New York Ctv- 27l. 3j3 7S5 and 9i2 Brolfwav li3
Bowsry T. Place, IS West i25h St and West Shore
Stations foot West i2d-st and foot OF iav.st, y Y
Wesots Express calls for and checks baggage rom hotels
and rSsldencrs. c. +. LAMBERT, General pass""ss"
Agent & vandcrbtave- n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
RAILROADS..
nENN SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MAY IL. 1890,

ON AND AFTER MAY ii. $780,
,,.tns toave foot DesDrOsses and Cortland
A .Sd hlEE ts sS the As:. ceVaaa
5:25 a. NJ, Columbus 80 a. M Chicago 90 ?. n,
d 81 I Lock ae% except
1905 ISeSI tfffR' SSiEs%fSsk AMP CHICAGO LIN
ae eAf Roc seens Dining saSs
a DTi' ogser9 a Cars presenting financial .epe
:sass sas aS gnS os
sStea y aS'
ExPREss Pullman vSst6Sle sleeping Car End Dining
Passenger Coach Ne%YoIk GSIgm6Ss "A AFTiysi en-
einnat IL rs a. % Gs Chicago 100 D. m ana 81 Louis
s:soiF ? n HIA' %FsrERx EXPRESS tss all gsp
se Sc Car noS' Hf ttsSgfe Louis 6sss
G Ga aaf %eTRh 'tp
@ H. cs etond 1G h M GeSi ;o
Tc$ ddy' ss,sS: ssurd1 Pullman ve,Du. puc.
S?s se1ig %x Js%s
n n.y. w c eve g. next DAY. aod chcsSs
M second morning. Connects rr odo ,0 ds ana
i ba. e except SATURDAY ''1'.,"'
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SUITE
s syHdy iSiG m n aryg % Ss9 s
SIS ssd US : e. "a az r tss
G 5$S 5 n Ind ss ' RrS :aS so e
Dss ess nd GosssJ: through 10 GO
FOE CITY ldnSes P aSt hI parG:
Mills. For Cape NAV, 1 100 p. m. week days.
For Old Point and Norfolk, VIA NewYork philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad 90 a. m. daily except Sunday, ard
90 p. NJ daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
D. m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LApress Trains leave follows , -.
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited, and II 90
a. "a. II 20. 90, 40, 90 80. I 90 80, 90.
600 go 500; and 900 p m "a md az y rs night.
days Express; ei5 $50 90 40 L oo sSs I'D oa
D. M, and Il is night: Accommodation. 90 p m.
The New.York Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For timetables Of local trains apply to any ticket
NJ the Germany.
CHAS F. PUGH. J. K WOOD,
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NEW YORK CENTRAL


Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IL, THE CrrT.
II.AIAS LEAVE AS tOLLO . ,,-n Ana
300 A. NJ N.l't 500 ' LS 4 BO ~ b-NAA Lp
n a; Chicago 30 a. m next day ,,sr,p1rrE LIMIT.
ED-due Cincinnati 30. Indianapolis 10 80 a. H"'
sundays. Train leayns on. Saturday does not run
% Of DsSS e szokG vEs1IBuLa United
90 a. Dotto., al J'4' a. l-r NAicd.o t''o D. 40" NV
800 p. M.-FAsr WESTERN EXPREss---Due Chicago
els p ,i LClPFhAasr 81 Louis hXD CHICAGO Elk.
PREss..Due Indianapolis II 20 ,. H. next diy, 81
5hiFF ttiKiiSGsfoN ANb HrDsoN rs 80 10 50:
IoSHshs'erie' 10 20 ~: 80, 80 u IS. :QS.
TO- 70 Is D. go for a e. w, s. Poiss5 M
ALBANY. UTICA sYIACr #, ROCHESTER,, BUL;
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS 80, 10 20 10 90
and NJ Al6an}, tnca, Syracuse, Rochester and sus'
TROY si,'S SARpXS'IISGH HbiI0NDACK MOUNTAINS AND
80 1920 no: so a H. 10 80 100 9l' p NJ
AuBt i'm GENEVA AND .CANANDAIGUA-tlo 50
BEakKGslIiRiE 'uIi1si VIZ l''H HARLEM DIVISION
Central station a. No- i3, IS. 9t2 and BroaiSsy.
New.Yok; 1888 Washne ST.. 726 Fulton.st and s9a
B.dfodaIe. =. D. Bfo0AIn. .A..,. ,.,,. ,,or,
hotel, and r. d.n e, through 10 destnJt n 49,
'Day except sunday. Daily except Saturday. oaea
HSote usin3 except those leaving at 9 so . m,
80. :55 { 50. 625 b. m. AID l. midnight, stop q
john II. TouCEY GEORGE Il. DANIELS.
General Manager. Genn Passenger Agent
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90 SUM M Err
HON ES
ON THE
HARLEM"
,; s,EE FIRE ISLAND. srENkMSoAr

ore fayorably located than any other SEASIDE hf~
SORT Prevailing direct from the ocean average
,",', r,tur.. - degrees. \ PARADISE FOR Gil lbDitrN:
sailing fishing bathing in bay and ocean Leave f7I
Yith.,t. Newly Ork = 70 a. NJ ~ y. M IHho-9'"
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Gnm mer Resorts.
Gnmmer Resorts.
where Shall We Spend the Summer?
READ THE ANSWER IN

uura,ru The handsome new Tourist Guido OF
nEHI u tho Ne,y. York Central and Hudson River
ANN Railroad which tells you where to 60.
INV how 20 get there, time It will take. and
PLEASURE" what it Will cost you. rrOfuScly
illustrated. ~. 81, r,rDo- bo,.,s and
rdng bouscs along the Hudson. among the Oashis IN
,ho Adirondack Mountains. at Saratoga Lake "eofge'
u'.nNcd Springs Thousand Islands. Niagara rails
&C.. &c. &c. ,,,,o,, ,.s
Another very attractive and useful puoncaioh issued
., soo.o, nv the New-York Central Il entitled:
This I ook Is descriptive OF the country SUMMEK
,r,versed by the picturesque Harlem o.o
Railroad and contains valuable iniorma nUMEo
ton for people In search OF convenient nM TIE
country homes for the summer or per- Wv IuG
manent residence ,. AZ one Oh Inc '''''' HARLEM"
conv Of either book may be obtained at any New'fork
Central Ticket Office free. will be sent postpaid upon
rocoip of ten Health and Pleasure or -FOUR
oo,,s for .Sumncr Homes" by GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Passenger Agent Grand Central Station New
York City
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PROSPECT HOUSE

AND COTTAGES. BAY riDhsy ioN' i'h''D
OPENS JUNE 10TH.
second under my management; one no., from
New.York; all latest improvements, electric nghH ana
bel. Zach orchestra iu Attendance 80 V"'e
wifi lrayr twice day Fire Island For rooms can or
addre.- D. Ff,ANKEl. Prospect House. Bay shore l. l.
o. A. the Clarendon Hotel Washington and Johnson 'o
Itroo
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hRVERNE.BY-THE-SEA,

ARvERNE EcH hnt'oEA,
co0oec 30 h MdNuT las hA Is s. y 800 20
.RvEnxE HOTEL Ops. IrNSE , h,rI
RICHARD II. s1EARNs, rroP.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
HOTEL ULSTER. PINE HILL \. =;
"'' He. BAKER. Proprietor.
CLIFTON HOUSE,
~ o,tt Shore 81 Nfaseusetts BAY thirtynve min;
utes from Boston nne extensive lawns gT9yes s6 ad
garden en- s SIvl Sa'a nn9 scenery drab resort
during summer months VII orn JH' pronrieors
further particulars apply to "Al'h i'o'i7
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
NARRAGANSETI PIER, 4. l.,
WILL orTS TT = sSSfif fLhfM MANAGER.
AsBURY PARk. y. J.
COLEMAN HOUSE.
RTf' SSn on sa tas Se4: June 1891 ssS"s HG
Rates diagrams and inform a3n OF "; -; a. Oh bnr NV
Hanaging Clerk or j. l. NNhrh' rioI'''''' ''''''
CHURCHILL HALL,
STAMFORD. \. Y.
NEWLY ENLARGED AND REtfTIED' .,,.
,e.o oPeiR IN i a%n ca.kl> s. cIIuRcrfL N: D.
Apply for rate lertcuia1 ana o Ia upe 10 and
HOTEL COLUMBIA,
BELMAR, FORMERLY OCLAN BEACH - ~ a. ,cu
''''' '''' FKID. +. FOSTER Manager
seas
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Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ FOOT OF LIBERrY;sr. NORTH RIVER

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ FOOT Of LiF aJs Of Nav N 30 $50 RIVER
ugS 9 u RsiGS% s4aso Sn'T ed Sa
HsSs cS% SWIM % 80. F':'S SSSac" Allen
oE is s,, Egd4e hansn and aston ,,o0
MuGG ShnH Np sS%4ss SS LH Suh hop s
S SIaS SIa''''' In'.. ,,.. ,,......-.
q n%% 90 S S5 s%s53b ua 4T Gg,Sa
S Sns%osa S Saa%5 "%sbprs w%!pCr ThoS"s
Buffet iaror Cat 70 e.. Miam'pgrt uoo.c ,.,o,
ptO oS S P % n '2 MaaSf ch s1T RSsSdns n,
S S%5s A rSS';ss cGSs .
ais for Eh'Sh otn'Smk A54o"G anSH
1amaGua shamokiH,;, o.no,on r.,., vo...... y,.,o,
20 and i Lake "0D''''Hs '''H
5i5 for ans,SS he,@ehcW hCntqwn AZ Ma"Sh
For Fl Sd rd Ranf aGaS f!a &c. S'y rn s
Sunday sq Do not stop p" az ocean sOS Grove 90
3 "a 80 90 N5a"sa 3d. 'n4 S'Yg'Es
sI FI iss SS Toms RIVER and nancsa 49, SIS
T Pr Ai "a sc Gy "vnsand and nrdseton 30 a H.
~ For p frc;chod 49, sl5 li:i5 a. M, 80 4:so.
'jS e A%oGy oa 49, sS 90 S5 a 70 80
300 ron ro$$ SRisg H2C $S4 RSg dEovn &c,
From rtfr 3 foo, Of MestoEst so,,,,sn,
Monmouth leach, Long Branch &c. at 80, 10 Is M.
Tom, River and lIarnrgat. $50 a. m. 3:i5 p. m.
For Fbenn Grove. Asbury Park Point Pleasant,
&c AZ 10 Is A. 3 40 p. SUNDAYS (eXcept Ocean
Grow and Nstury ParlD. at 80 a. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
Via Central II. Il. % NcwJcrsey Philadelphia and Read
Ing L. r., aud laltlmore, and Ohio L. r.. 90
90 3 90 4 90 90, 8 90 I 30 D. m. Il is night.
SUNDAYS. 900. II 90 a. m. 90. 8 90 90, o 90
For ialtlmorr and Washington daily at co. II 80 lex.
Stnta m. 10. 3 D n. m .
Trains leaving a; 20, II 80 a. M, 80 100 300.
10 night except Saturday night,
nccton for Reading, harrisburg, pottsVinc &c.
For Sunburl, Iewisburg and Willamsport, Via Phila.
dclpuia at .i5 "a. Il 80 Parlor Car, 80
D. h.. IL rs midnight except Saturday night Sundays
Tickets and ParlorCar seats Be procured az H. 2el,
%I5 qi Lao. 1873 broadway, 737 26i West
i25thst i3i East l25th-st. NewYork: Court-st, $50
fulton St. aS broadway Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company viii call for and check
hassago from hotel VI residences
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rI,IcuV,ILEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TkNlNo '"'' ' "
Dp~iru-~r> a. lo'i""H
a. NJ Tor ,,.ne>a LNonr fnia' IL, pun "a
o,d a.. Wr.t and principal local points, N"dlr car
I I'u w and Pullman ear % suspension Bflng"
hN "a ~ a. Tor Mauch Chunk ana Intermediate points
80 II, ~ nr and b. lion and intermediate points
Chair car "a Mauch 'huhr. and Intermediates noints
~, p io 'TunkhannOck. Connection to Reading ana
m for Fmir and principal intermediate points
ear 70 Wnkc,burc and Pullman sleeper 70 snspen'
sion !,r'Gs' for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
CHAR gar 20 for Nrurh Chunk and intermediate points
Connr,tion ~ Reading and Harrisburg. ,,. ,,s.,o
'"l''' ~" -, G"n,Na Lyons Elma, Rochester, Buffalo
and Z 'Wcst pullman sleeper To Lyons and suspension
Trains leaving AZ a. M T. a. M p m and s;t9 ~
D. m connect for all points IN Nahahoy ana hahe'on co'
regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
49, ,,r Naurh Chunk llaIlcton and intermediate
,oo. and II a. M. FOR shenandoah and Intermediate
pom. 10 D. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points,
~ !, Tor Geneva. Lyons. EnhIa, Rochester, BuNao
and he West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
BRUCE c,ncrol Eastern ONCE o3j Broadway
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