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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-03-21
LEATHER GLOVES.
or what They are Made-Tcchnical Terms
In the Trade.

Oh What They are Mads-TecnniCai Isfms
In the Trade.
There are several terms in the glove
trade that may be worth explaining.
The word 'kid" really means kid leath-
or, and there can be little doubt that the
better grades OF what purport to be such
are made of the cuticle OF the infant
goat. About twice year some newspa-
per revives the old yarn that kid gloves
are made Of rat-skin and tells how the
rats are hunted for that purpose in the
sewers OF Paris. The only foundation
there is for the story is that some years
ago experiments we're tried with rat
skins. The results were unfavorable,
~e largest skins being too small for any
but child's glove, and the pelt too ten
der to be OF any service.
''Chevrette," term used to distin-
guish some gloves OF dressy character
for street wear, is both French and Eng
lish, and has several liberal meanings.
1t is from "chevre," goat, and we are
justified in expecting chevrette glove
to be of young goat-skin, in distinction
from the heavy goat gloves used for
rough work. Great progress has been
made, however, in tanning sheep and
lamb-skins in recent years, and they are
now rendered so elegant and so durable
as to be practically indistinguishable
from goat leather in looks or wear
Until within few years ''dogskin
gloves" were always made of lamb or
goat skin, never of the real canine cuti-
Gle. Lately, however, the difficulties OF
dressing have been overcome, and now
excellent gloves are made of real dog
skin, though the quantity is not very
large. Only the finer grades Of skin are
suited to street wear, the heavier
skins being dressed in oil for hard
usage.
Gloves called "castor" have had quite
a history. The word indicat,s the skin
of the beaver, but the best French cas-
tor gloves were formerly made Of thin
deer skin, and were soft, durable and
expensive. Latterly shaved lamb or
sheep skin was used, and the goods we're
unsatisfactory. These were displaced
by American castors made of antelope
skins from cur Westernplains. They are
sewed with silk and are handsome and
durable. Of late years new leather
has been brought out called Mocha cas-
tor 1t is the skin of the Egyptian
sheep, and is very thin. tough and
durable, and has rich, velvety appear
ance.
Colt skin is new conner for glove pur-
poses, and is an exceedingly smooth,
fine leather, suitable for in or out door
wear. Such expressions as Craven
Tan" "Cis-Atlantic, "Gant de Luxe, y
and others, are the trademarks of par.
ticular makers, and are indicative Of
special designs. Mems outfitter
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. w. &. NEGUS,
Graduate OF the Royal college. Of

Graduate of the Royal College. of
London. Englan". also OF the Bellevue
Medical College.
rrHE DOCTOR HAS SPENT A Lifetime
4 of study and practice. and makes q spec
ialty OF chRonic diseases, removes cancers,
scr0fulOus enlargemenls, tumors and Wens
without pain or the knife. lie also makes a
specially OF treatment with electricity. Has
practiced in the German French and English
hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or
night. His motto Ia. good viii 10 All.
Office and residence, Ferry street, between
Third and Fourth, Albany, Oregon
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$500 a Year.

$500 Year"
She (gravely)-Well he has his clubs
still, and he stays down at his Office
quite late some nights; he has to work
very hard now.
He (dreamily)-Yes, I've met him at
the theater several times. But one
feels as if one could trust cat with a
pan Of milk when one is thoroughly ac-
quainted with the cat.
She (uneasily)-Do you know, Harry,
sometimes-odd moments, you know-I
think he spends good many nights at
his office. There, just see how he's
flirting with that woman over by the
mantel; the one in that absurd gown of
lilac silk, mean.
He (pettishfy) : Nonsense, Lilly,
they're simply chatting.
She (curiously)-Who is she? l can't
for the life Of me remember her face.
He (hurriedly)-O, some stranger.
Rather pretty, think! Very neat waist
and fetching eyes, ehp
She (smilingly)-You used to prefer
blue eyes once, Harry, while hers are
brown and small at that.
He (hotly)-Whatl you call those eyes
small? Why, they're large and poetic and
trusting. Did you ever see any thing to
beat that hair or those hands? You
must admit, Lilly, that she has very
small and pretty hand. Look at that
complexion!
She NATURALIZATION enthusiastic we
are. Why, Harry! what's the matter?
lie (moodily)-The matter? Well,
Lilly, it's rather disagreeable for fell
low to have even his warmest friend
deseant in that way about the only girl
fellow ever
She (breathlessly)-Har
He (dangerously)-Well?
She (excitedly)-0, Harry, your don't
mean it!
He (feebly)-Well, ahem-yes. You
see, Lilly, she-er--that is, we-er--we
we were married just seyenty-eight
days ago.
She (mockingly)-O, Harry! just to
think that three years ago we sat here
and
He (stubbornly)-It was three years
and half.
She (cruelly)--I say, that you should
marry so soon and forget
He desperately it was she who
married me!
She (fippantly)-Poor boy, how you
we're taken inl
He (hushingly)-Now listen, Lilly, do.
She's the dearest
She tbanteringly)-Le Lemon or peach?
He (severely)-What nonsensel met
her At
She (sweetly)-And so you We're mar.
riedl
He (severely)-Well, now that you
know it all, want you two to be friends,
Lilly. BY the way, that waltz seems
familiar. Why, its your old fayorite
ia Gitana.' Old times for old friends,
Mrs. Park, and ! really must have this
waltz. DcWittSterry, in brakes Maya
zine. y \,
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First Writer-'I am seeking for an
entirely original idea. / want to write
something that no one has ever done be-
fore" Second Writer--"I'll tell you
what you can write which will be abso-
lutely without precedent" First Writer
what is it?" Second Writer-"A fay-
orable review Of your own productions.
American.
AT hotel short time since girl
inquired Of gentleman at the table II
his cup was out No" said he, "but
my coffee il. The poor girl was con
siderably confused, but determined to
pay him in his own coin. While at din
ner the stage drove up, and several COM
ing in, the gentleman asked, "Does the
stage dine here?" mo, sir!' exclaimed
the girl, in sarcastic tone, "but the
passengers do"
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VOL. ~.
SOCIETY NOTICES.


LEBANON LODGE NO ~ A, H. 4 A. M; Meets
a their now hall III Masonic Block, on Saturday
evening on or before the full moon,
''''''s' j WATSON. w. NJ
LEBANON LODGE No. N, l. o. Q. r.: Meets bat-
urday sy.aiing Of each week, vi odd tsllnwg halL
Main street; Waiting hrethron cDrdlnly Invited 70
attend ~ u, ouhhhiVN' ~ :"
HONOR L0DGE No ss Al q W., Lebanon
OREGON. Meets every frat aud third Thursday even
jnga IN Inc month y. II ROSCOE, Mi W
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
81 ". CHURCH.
Walton skipworth, pastor-scryiccs each sun,
day ut II a. 81. and =. ~ Sunday Scb0oi ~ ~
a, NJ. each sunday
rREsByTERAH CHURCH
CIV. Glhony, pnst0r-serylces each Sunday
M Ii A. ~ Sunday School 10 4. NJ, Services
each Sunday night
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
J. Il. Krkpatrick, pastor Services the 2nd
aud ath sundays ut II 4. N. And7 r. ". Sunuhy
school each Sunday AT 10 NJ.
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Z. ). M'cAUsTLAND,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR

Draughting and Blue Prints.
Office with Oregon Land Company. Albany.
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Sewerage System and Water Supplies spec.
iaity. Estates subdivlded. Maps made or
copied on short notice
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RAILROADS..
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new YORK CENTRAL

TRAINS LEAVE AZ FOLLOWS:
0aO A. N-THICAGO VEST IBULE LIMITED-due AZ
Chicago $50 a. n; ,n eAt day vrsrtprrr limit
Ed Cincinnati 80. indianapolis 10 80 a M, st.
1917 lS9S oMlo.IwfSrERN DAY EXPRESS daily eSceps
sundays. Train leaving on saturday does not run west
a5a - W.YN0iTH SHORE VESTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 9:lj a. M, Chicago : 90 D. H. next
6Say j.. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREss-Due Chicago
Q 90 Cincinnati 10 p. M. -. Louis 40 a. M. -
gta u, M.-FtSr 81. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
PREss-Duc indianapolis ii 20 .. m next day, ST.
Fl 30 X 100 NE#" RIGID pOUGHK EEPSIE. RHINE
CLiFF TX iNtiSTONJ, AND HUDsON-i : 80. ! 10 80
Ii 80 a. m. 10 49, 3 90 1923 r. M, also for Pough
kecpsie 10 20 m, - 80 30, f:o1, zoo 80
OILS p. m, for Garrison (Wcst Point - 80 III 30
ALBANY, UTICA SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER, BUF;
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS-2 90; 100 40 70
a. m, G 90. : 80. 9:lj p. m. Also for Albany $50
a. ~. and Albany, Utica syracuse Rochester and
Suspension Bridge, I 30 p. NJ ., 49,. $3.50.
TROY SARATOGA, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
$50. 10 20. 10 30 a m, 3:3o o co. 3l' p M
AUBiRH. GENEVA AND. CANANDAIGrA-to:5 So
m 300 ~, 2:l5 p NJ l2 90 mdggh n5iivrsroy
For ticket. ana space in Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station at Nos. il3. 49, 92 ana i'fotaNy'
y Park Place 80 West l25thst. and l3eol-s ststi3ns
Ncw-Y 1913 washingtonst. 726 Futon-st. ana $50
Bedford-aVe, T.. D., Brooklyn.
Westeotts Express calls for and checks baggage rom
Daily except Sunday. Daily except saturday Otner
trains run daily -
Above trains except those leaving so 80,
3 30 800 ! %, so D. m, ana II midnight sop az
l3Sthst station.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY GEORGE II DANIELS
General Manager tienl Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD y V

WEST SHUKE KAILKOAD. \. !. {. AZ
w I.R R.R. CO. Icssee.r Trains leave West 2det. s.a
ton, NewY0rk follows, and fifteen earlier from
foot Of Jay-1t; : 3 Chicago Detroit London. Ha@Iton.
Toronto - % a M = -; IS e p. IN. Montreal Can
utica aud principal Intermediate stations 80 50 M.
3:l5. . - p m 'and ca II go =. m for Gtca only
ga II 80 a. NJ and "a - -, ,sl5 p m. Newbals
straw. ;25 n: m. - AZ p. Elegant Sleeping Cars
Tor Buffalo Niagaa FaiI Toronto Detroit Chicago and
ST. Louis. Daily. tDaiy except Saturday.. Other
trains daily cNeeP, sunday Ga Leave Jersey CITY r.
Shorc station u 2% a., a. M go m For ticket, 10.
WashlnRton.st 2d Fulton Annex Once foot OF Fulton
st. New York City-l2I, 1863 5SJ and 9i2 Broadway, li3
Bowery IL Place ~ West l25thst and West shore
stations, foot Of West i2dst and foot OF Jayst. y T.
Wesots Express calls for and checks baggage hotels
and residences C. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger
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Bauv kat. to Metropolitan Saving, Bank. llo eth
-, / y.li. 5000. - -. ,.., ~, -o,,.,.
Butler Jacob -. 20 NJ J. N'st'tN'n g = ~ '"'''''1
ave n Is1-t-t. yoar~. =JVJo- 49,, 49, 49,. mn az.
and iO3d..t I MORTGAGE year. D3-"l.
az" .t,,, der Io,n l. - B1nk for savings. n " cor
Grand and orchard -, wears. $4,000. .,
1,ntc, F. e.. - VI : Baker, & southern B"N'N'I"
Uof.I" Ferdinand W to G. Fleming. BOG last '''h.
~ KEW John T. TO- II Ice It AL ioj'h-,'c 9tn.avc
q months. % MORTGAGE -".3lo 60, 800.
ana d'-S Nm il H. To- + Ice. 81 West 2G,h.,t year,
- go. ,,,-. .. 80
Sir7gher Mary r. Thomas T. Ryan, n l3lst--t -"
%surh,dn lam. to T. Foly Lexington ave. sd
Strohuer. rank to sirohmcr. n 5lst-'t. 10Th
Thorr,,on Harrv to Alice And r-on. Arthur.fye,
adjacent land ~ samuel E1er f''f-. e 100. - .
Tud!ko Edwin e. 3d. 10 Fannie tIdk'. @32 Nnl-
beiry-st demand -ll 600.
Walaco DAVID. o., Bank for saving, s iothavc. n
ISd. ! tfar GOO
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l ElIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
DcsbrOsSe. follows:
a. m. Tor >litin ION and Intermediate points
a. m. Tor GENEVA. Lyons Elmra. Rochester Buffalo
and west and principal local points Chair ear TO
Lyons and pullman ear 10 Suspension Bridge.
a.. nj for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
l.. and r. Junction and intermediate points
Chair Mluch chunk.
D. m. for TmkhannOck and intermediate points.
Chair car to Tunkhannock. Connection To Reading and
Harrisburg.
10 p. m. Cor ilmira and principal intermediate points
Chair to Wktsblrrc and Pullman sleeper SuSpen-
sion Bridge. - -
so p m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Chair ear o Mauch Chunk
10 p III. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection Reading and HARRISBURG.
p. m for Geneva. Lyons Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West pullman sleeper to Lyons and suspension
Bridge. 49,.
Trains leaving at a. m. II a. m. ! y. m and 80
p. for all points In Mahanoy and HaZeon coal
regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. m. for Mauch chunk IIa1cton and Intermediate
points. and II III. FOR Shenandoah and Intermediate
points
10 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points:
=. m for Geneva. Lyons Elmra. Rochester. Buffalo
and the Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspens
Bridge.
General Eastern ONCE 2S5 Broadway.
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rrcornrn rrA1. rsrArE rnAXstERs-N. Y. CITY

rrCOcDTD real. ESTATE TRANSFERS-N' \. l
I2s,nst 40 1903 West and l39th.st, Ne 3V2 west.
brpins l3S n-st. =, 11f oi rth-aH,r, i'''N :,
100 10; william Butler. ~ Z" IN j. i55ooh,,,- 81
,o.d B3j n Of jth-tNc, JVNloo.lli
t.,n Nc( nri>tic AID wife - th1- / lsiIhl 20.
co~,ti,udf.1Xe ~ - ~ q of i-ih--t -lN'V'
Miriam Ii.,r 10 Deborah HERNIA .--..
o1cth-.t = :. 100 n 90 81 iOtn-aNc, lWNlu0i 80"
T. >rhaf 1lrr and ST" to 10, - SMITH .-...-...-
LOT Al Eaff.ttp'. Point, - uI MaNNcH-.'
10 al fi5.iN .u'g. being Wa.'i ana lnnpH
under water; Elizabeth u E'rieu' 70 Arthur
1otb.aS". = W COZ lo3d.-t 7@.sylool Arthur
D'adlcv ~ Herman Kert-chrr. ...-.... M
1Ogdst = lis n " ~ Ausi"rdan'.a'', ,"oN
:, .: stephen T. DAVIS 10 Louis y ~" o.,
36ih = : $50 % of jtI-alr. @uA.S.. -" - q,
Vest: Benjamin / Lc. O. WIN II J. Lrf
pvcr..t W lot~ 3p- So? 800. nap & b't-
r,n Farm I39. -N@6 .GNlAiN-t May J. "'l I"
,,ftur.,vr = AZ iniel.ctt ton ~ lott - End o.
: RIVER -NO2N30N1Ol; AlIo" And'F"n Fl"
Harry Thompson ....----.. ,..., D.. . -,.,..'u
b-th..f n - n W ~ iihayc, -ONHo.'t cara
Bacon b. Man J. Low
I,Nington.ayc q, - 4o.5 q 81 I'D =, 2oN0O LIZ
Lo,cv % James NIughtou .-.. 5000 .. $3.50. ., J
-2d - 10 n W ~ 3d-tNc. @1Nlr-.Zf frhhh / a
I'.r1ins and wife - Jas ID IH'nt ,.,s
r2-fb I vs. cor centre line .fh-hNr, -N-' u" Fn
: townsend to ia, \ D'arinR a.. 3,
c,r,t,rr boulevard et2 - g y W l@t'i -iN'.
IooN ind,f: MARY \ BaA"r u & J. ia - 90
rOi ,yr : 81 cor Z i-d Il. 2i.ll Nli'S- J"hh Dom
oSan 10 samuel Lunch .-.-; go - . "a,
Dlycr.Idra,c. % s. lot. ~ and ~ nap u W
mon. and 0.lcr. "-NitG 10 Wald"-,tAl i"N''''
Stop.l.n l. CHRIST ana vie 10 \ llutch'h'---.
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Nnttion Sales Of Real Cstatc.
I LIBERTY STREET
TREMENDOUSLY EXCITED
over the coming auction -ale u
Gj- MAGNIFICENT LOTS
CELEBRATED MAkTLNSI FARM,
adoinipg Brooklyn city llnc.
WET BEOOkLhN
20 be absolutely sold by order 81 william Iccler. Esq
the prcni'S,e
TUESDAY, JUNE Il. 1870,
Thousands Of people have since the nrt announcement
called Tor maps and free passes II YOU want 70 60 don
dcav Read Advertisement 81 thl- wOndrrul -1lr
and call for particulars. JEI;E JOHNSON Jr 80
Libcrty-st.. New-Nork. aud 3ia Iuiton-st Book!yn
w EST RROOKLYN. WEST BEOOkLYN.
w Est BROOKLYN. WEST BROOKLYN.
WEST BROOKLNN. WiSI BtOpKLYN
WEST BEOOKLYN. WLS1 BROOKLNN
WEST BROOKLNN WENF BROOKLYN
GREAT AUCTION SALE.
6js 81 PERB LOTS.
NEXT IT FSDAY. JUNE Il. 1890
Read auction ady crtl>cUrnt Call for and
passes JERE. JOHNSON. Jr. 60 Lbcrty.st., York
md TUltOn-st BrOOklyn.
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TUESDAY. JUNE ~, 1890,
1890 =. W., on premises,
1000 ELEGANT LOTS,
by order of WILLIAM zIEGLER, Esq.
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS,
FLUSHING, l.. L.,
TUESDAY, JUNE ~. 1890.
1880 +. VI, ON the premises.

Mt ll:3O l.. W. ON the premises.
Within three minutes wink of the Broadway station Of
the Long Island RR.
DELICIOUS RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE
UNDER MAMMOTH TENT BEFORE SALE.
BRILLIANT MUSIC BIZ TWENTy-TUIRD REGI-
MENT BAND
FREE EXCURSION BY SPECIAL TRAIN FROM
Long ISLAND CITY At II O'CLOCK A. VI.
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS Is high and dry and
ON views OF the country.
Iii. close Broadway station ofthe Long sln nd
RR., nj which every Of the train, that are con-
tinunlly PA sing stops.
Flushing IL eight miles from Long Island City Its
Church hes, Schools aud among the best In
the state Flushing I'M. NIL the modern
and vcnicnccs including free Postal Delivery.
Building and Lonn Association. n Public Park
Banks. Hotels, Gas, Water, Electric Cars aud
Lights, and efficient Police and Fire Departments
Home seekers aud investors should not let this OPP
porinnty slip by of pure sing reay choice lois
suction prices.
All title. re Insured without expense TO the
by the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
Of New.York. Capital and surplus S2,35O,OOO
For maps, free passes and NIL additional Informa on
apply to JERE JOHNSON, Jr.. 80 Liberty st.. Now.
York. and 1913 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
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Proposals.

- ROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FRANK
lord ALtSENAL Philadelphia. Pa. MAY 10 1890.
GSsalcd ptoiol u tripieae. w he received until II
v,st' M Ui ~ hSbAh - NJ ~ 1880, for fur.
Forage, Fuel Cartridge Copper and Brass PIG Lead Pg
I'm, etc. during the fiscal year ending June 40 lS9l.
Printed lists Of supplies needed with fun Instructions
stpulatons etc. be had application to Coonel n
q. BAYLOR. ord. Dept. U. 5. A., Commanding '' -
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he N SYLVA IA
RAILROAD.

j NAl6NSSOs
ON AND AFTER NAY IL. 1890,
trains leave stlons tool DesDrosses ana aort'ane
SOC a. -G, FAST Line for the West La.aaSs
5:25 Columbus 80 H. c Goa,.' 30 p E 70:
W d s L s 10 z a,d e and kenOSC eAccp. sunday
,o ood IS'SI ,4ifR SS1W Eo93nK AND CHICAGO LIN:
e0 sas Sat- eNf oo S 81 baag sas
ana observation Cars presenting financial repPrt,ss
ssass i.aie,' saa 65sGes,.6op jriaEy and all i6S
Sa,eGa By stationary ana %oyaL,s Se ils65 a:
ada P " IL ana nc sa39S AAb ciNd& S ST
ENPy Pma9 Vf,Gge 3Gspas o Sa ea RR
s1s f'n S.T cheao g. r. ms and A 81 S2
$3.50 ~TE %fSTERy EXPEEss tq5 all gei9,;, e
Seepng Ca EeM. YORK % i1tt,6grg s. L}G, ,hllssgo
ca5 SoSYcF %Yd aa,Y hy; AZ ctfa5%asi
90 a. a. ~ second month"; Connects Tor Cleveland
500 go F r pce s Es5rs. 3d. Pullman ve.Dpe ppr
sice4s s g, New;YSTE e Ghcass NeyGrx 2 MeT;
!. NJ, Cleveland IS p. = n6x, day. and Chicago 100
for CORY IJ.c the Oh Regions. Cleveland and Column
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
% so0 L Ss5S R 5S Of r'4a f %as6 Sa
D@s s2S qrf 5S y9ss'insien s 81
595 @ad $og n5 lSl5 9s q For 4 3
az 800 sa"$'' "a % r.
DMing Car Car and nd Coaches through 500 D. m daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY 200 ,; r. Through BudeS Parc!
Car and Dav tCdci1 weekdays. connects iCr Browns
Mills. For Cape NAV. 90 p. m. weeida
For Od pon, and Norfolk. Via NewYork. PHILADELPHIA
Norfolk Railroad 90 2 N. daily except sunday. ard
90 D. m daily: VIA Baltimore and Bay Line 10
:. III. roR rHILADELrHuA
~ -. Z w. 50. = li Chicago Limited win
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited. and u %
a NJ. T. 70 / co. 10 90 80. 90. 80. 90.
6C0 80. 90: and 200 D. m. and j. rs n,ea.
ACCOMMODATION .S EsD,ass liz IS 90 10 Grytd and
10 a. n 2 90 90; 80 t:ol. $50. 8 90 and 90
n, II. and l. rs night. Accommodated 100 T. M
The New.YOrk transfer Contrary, viii call for and
For timetable, Of local trains apply to any tickes
WCEAs r PTGW J. f. WOOD
General Manager. General PaSsr Agent.
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CrYTRN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW;JERSEi.
~ fool o. i:iE tI y, lime I8 80 Is5o! XIV LIS
80 r. aa t@3s,gn l' sr,ntSa Rsdine Har
r,blrg Tanaqua SranSkIS surbnr LewlsbgTs will
m,eO on0 n SgSa,, 2r a and Sra ns'
- for Il gh Bridge isHnch ana ba alton Allen.
and Mauch chunk on sunday; Tor s1 Snn hOp and
90 for FG T,"s 6n hrSf w H2psiSSas
Scr,nton R,adng Harrisburg. Pottsynle Tanla9a Sha
Hrt Troaeh Buiet Car . witiiamsp@rt
oS p He 1G MaaeS chanE Radas Harrisburg.
rcit,',lle s. &c. cbn @G and Potto,ie
IS n for Lsi,9n, wilEs,hsre Scranton. Tam
aqua ms for Pennington. Lake Hopstcong Easton.
80 p N2.sry'r a9S Eic@'n Sa,own M,ucA
chgnk Reading arohqfs l S anS at 80 p H.
oI go p BANK Long Brsach A:buT PARK
and roio Po''9t ao 80 No. SUNDAY nd g. 90 M,
S 10 NV sunday trains do not stop az Ocean Grove or
A' Fo 'Atan.c Highlands va Msawan and Kcyport 49,
s:l5. 10 30 A. M ~ : ''o ''0' ''0 - H. ''''"'''
':q2 a. m AK, wood Toms River and Barnegat 80. Sis
P For A ao &c CS "vncland and Bridqeton 80
For F3r,chod 40. sI5. II is a. m. 100. 40.
e e 90 as S - 40 70 g. 80 san a vs.
900 a IN" > s tINDY HOOK ROCTE
FOR LP From ' PicT 5 foot q RectSr.-t
For Atlantic Hlghla4ds Highland Beach; seabrisht
\, uo,h Teach. Long Branch &C.. at 30 10 Is NJ.
HI g y 20 n m. SATURDAYS. 90 p. m sundays. 90
3d. For Lakewood Tom, River and Barn"gaL 30
a a m 2 as D. m. saturdays, 100 p. m.
orSa0 yG D. Aony sa Tara POINT 90 %P''R'
SUNDAYS except ocean Grove and Asbury Pal at 30
a.
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
,, ccptrl r. r. Of New-Jersey Philadelphia and Read
NV NOV T. Il and Baltimore and ohio r. H.. -
For Plade Iha at 80 40 9 90. IL 30 a m, go
q % A y 30 ID. m. 10 10 nigh,.
SUNDAYS 900. II 100 a. M 90, 20. 800 90
D. NJ. IL Is night. - - "a -,
r. For baltimore and WASHINGTON daily 90. IL 80 (ex
cent sunday a. H.. 90. 20. 90 p M. l. rs night
Train, leaving :i5 II 30 a. 80. 90, 90.
80 D. M Is night except saturday niehp. have con-
nnrton for Reading Harrisburg. POtsNillc, sc.
For Sunbrrv Lcwisburg aud Miam>port, va Phila'
delphia As a. IN. Il 30 Buffet ParOr carr 30 D. M.
10 IL midnight (cNceDt saturday night. sundays p M
Tickets ParlorCar can b. procured at II POI:
AS 944 lao 323 Broadway. 737 shave 26i West
i25h.st 1874 East i25th.st., NewYork; Courts 500
Fulton st. 90 Broadway. Brooklyn.
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence
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IN, JERE JOHNSON. JR. S FLAG
* PROTECTED BY DECISION
f@& OF SUPREME COURT,
EiEEa3 Sye~ NOV 18Th. 1888
hYlt E JoHFss,99eer
|N|Naues,s:| .sssSssAE/
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TUESDAY, JUNE H.
=, o'clock. on tho premises. Yves, Brooklyn,
ABSOLUTE AUCTION.
WILLIAM ZEIGLER, ESQ,
G5S SUPERB LOTS,
pnrt Of tho celebrated
MaltGlSG Farm,
west BROOKLYN,
adjoining Brooklyn City Line.
The property is splendidly situated

3,th 3St 39rh iOth md ~ Streets and 9th iofh'
| Iltb and Fort Hamilton avenues.
R.wembcr the create est In the history OF Kings
County Rcni Estate has been accomplished. Cu''ers
md ErookIyn Bath West End Railroads have con-
n,c,ed with and ARE running regular trains 10
RrookI,n Union Elevated Railroad.
| DELIGHT tuI ,.u.ic by the IBID Regiment Band.
Royal Rhode Island CIan-B Bake before the SALE I'M
der the Great Tent.
CompIimcntnry passes 10 the grounds
To reach West Brooklyn and the Mnriense FARM
take the 9Th Ave. Elevated RR TO the new mon depot
nj 36th al and 18th There step into the cars OF
rter The Prospect Park & Coney Island Cul,erN XXX.
or the BrookIyn Bath Il West End RR. Get of nj the
West Brooklyn station The total time from the Brook
| Iyn Bridge IL only s3 minutes
| The property IL within IL minutes walk oil the 3"'h
81 Ferry, or ) Minutes wink Of the 9Th Ave- Elevated
trict mud IL |. developing al phenomenal rntr. No
more de ira Bile In ,csimrnt can possibly be found.
On all pure bases OF 500 aud upward % per cent
ma remain o u bond and mortgage.
! Titles guaranteed without cost to tho purchaser.
! For free passes o the 18th Ave. Elevated Railroad
and on the Prospect Park and Concy Island lCnIvers
md the Broolyn Bath n West End railroads. and for
ma %, nd informa ton. apply TO JERE JOHNSON. Jr
60 Liberty ST.. New. Yor aud 1913 Fulton ST.. Brook
| Iyn.
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FURNISHED fouees Go Crt.
I>TRNISUTD cor NIEN RESIDE NCT..-N Very d,-if.
able modern hou-" 100 NId-on Conn. on Long lana
sound 70 rent f1f II furnished complete
minutes walk from Iaro1d -tion Garden al piht
ample shade aud grounds. with w,"ut barn. Addr"-'
RTNNTTI. SCRANTON. thinkers. N"w-liaN'n. Conn
ITO LET Z, family for sea.ou Edgcwat"- tott1'"
i Clotc.dalc Lake ti.orrc Cottage now .nthed ana
pla,br,d. eight rpom- furnished throughout good
spring beds. For further Information address J. W.
SMITH. BOX 10. Sandy I'M y. Y