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sprineand Rubber Company. SIG. %; Jer-
City Supply Company, sls; National
dict, s49.2 Is; BARLEY Coulon. s147. $104. so,
1885, so. s2A5 Albert Daiz. $249 25. s224 so,
1925, sos. as, $S5, $50. SIS. S57. $50. so.
SAL, $42, s41 SO, s25. so, 500. $40. SIS. so.
Sl2; Micnasl j. Griffin, $50 So. s2S.4 As and
$27, IS; Louis Heller. Jr.. s65; Jas. Hart.
S65, $50, $50 and $40; Hauck Bros, $50,
s56, $40 and S2S: Hector McMullen, $77;
Daniel Moran, $65; P. E. Martin, $500. 90,
1872, $2SS. 1884 IS. $3.50. "A. S1e2 30. s17S 20,
sl25, $109.64. si05, 104. 10. $50 81. S57. "A. $s4.
$7l.66, S7l.10 $59.40 and al. 81; J. Scheilen-
berger. $79 IA, $50 so. S4l. So and SIS DO.
VIM. S. 1'ravers, SOL, and Edward Will
son, $47. as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks aud Parks reported on certificate
OF the Chief Engineer ia favor Off
p. Il. Martin. 81, 500. OF account Of o
tract No. 6l2: P. f. Martin, $500, on ac-
count of Contract No. 5000; and on claims
Of Patrick O'Connor, $575. $s7s. so: P. E.
Martin, $42g. IS; j. &. Herald, 90. so; N. j.
Staatz Zettung, 3 {. LIS; Evening Journal
Association. 50 $50; j. G. News, $1t.55;
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,,srED STATES CT AMnRlc DISTRICT Or

TINTED sTATEs CT AMERICA. DISTRICT dE
u New Jersey. IS. H.
Whereas 4 libel bath been fled In the Distrift
Court OF the United States of America. for tft
District OF New Jersey. on the fifteenth day qi
october. In the yea r OF our Lord one thousan]a
eight hundred and ninety one. by The NewaHk
PA k Rond Company vs.. the schoon or stephen
Cnderhill." her tackle. apparel etc., In Ia
for the reasons and causes in said libel MENTIONED
and prayipg that the said vessel. her tackle. ~.
may be condemned and sold to pay the der9nRGs
OF tho Iibeiiapts, Now. therefore. in pursuance n
the M onftiou under the seal Of said Court to me d.
rected and delivered, ! do hereby give public notG
to all persons claiming the said vessel, her tRckl II.
&C., or in any manner interested therein. thAi
ther be and appear before The said District couH
to DO held at the CITY OF Trenton, in and for tile
ssiI { istrict Of New Jersey, on the fourth day hi
November next, at ten o cock In The forenoon pi
that day tprovided the same shall be a daycf Jurls
dictfon, otherwise on the next day OF jurisdiction
thereaftcrl then and there to tnterpose. thetf
claims. and to make their allegations in that be
half. "
Dated this fifteenth dav of October, 1891.
w. BUDn DEACON,
United States Marshal for said District
VRr DESRuRGH & t'ARRFTrsoS,
Proct0rs for Libellant.z Al
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-24

BY virtue OF an order OF the Court OF ChanceryS r
the State OF New Jersey, made Ri tho nrSt day pf
September, 1891, In a cause wherein James A.
komeyn Is complainant and The Home Medication
the creditors OF tho said the Home Medication
Com pany are required TO present to me, and proye
before me under oath or affirmation, or otherwi se
as 1 may direct and to my sat %sfaction, their
several claims and demands against the said The
home Medication Company within three months
from the date OF said order. And that In default
thereof they win ne excluded from the benefit OF
such dividends as may there after be made and
declared by the said Court OF CHANGER upon the
proceeds and effects OF the said cor operation
The said claims may he presented TO- me at NY
office, Rooms lsi no. 2sy Rroadway, n the Cirx.
the attorney la SAID action, Messrs. Bedle. MUIR
held, MCGEE & Bedle, Jr, No. / Exchange Place
Jersey City, Nj.
Dated, September 1st, 1891
EDWARD X. BoGERT, IL
Receiver Of The Home Medication Company
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Maurice Grace. deceased. Andy
Of Maurice Grace, deceasea, pv oon
OF the surrogate OF Hudson County. dated sept&|
ber y. 1891. hereby gives nosjco to the creditor{|
said decedent to bring in their debts. asmaiI
and claims against the estate Of said deceddl
under oath OF affirmation. within nine moul
from The date of said order, or they will DO foraL1
barredof any action therefor against said execut]
ANDkkW CASSIDYfl
LAWRtNCECONN Mil
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NOTICE NO %cREDTToRs.

Estafe of william B. Young, deceased; George
Young, adminisrrator vf WLlAm B Young. de-
ceased, by order or The Deputy Surrogate OF
hudson County. date September Is 1881. hereby
gives notice 70 the creditors OF said decedent 70
6rlng ia their debts, demands and ciai ms against
the estate OF said decedenI, under oath or attrna-
tton within nine months from the date OF said
therefor against said administrator
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her oastoria.
When she was = Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to castoria
'hsn nhs had Children. she gave them castsris
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7 TO

Estate OF FrederI * W. Mass, deceased. Augu
Maa-s, executrix of Frederick ". Mass. deceas
by order OF the Deputy Surrog ,te OF hudson Co
". dated Ocfoberf :. 1891. hereby Eises notice TO
creditors of said decedent TO bring in their no
demands and claim against the state OF sail
cedent. under oath or animation, Within a
mo nth 5 from the d ale of aid order. or they vii
forever barred OF any action therefor a~falust 8
executrix-
AUGUSTA MAAs
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HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, prsrHIcr

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT pr
~ New Jersey, s.; IN.
whsreas, A libel hath been filed In the District
Court Of the United states OF america for ts
District OF New Jersey. on the Fourteenth day pi
October, in the year Of our Lord one thousnpd
eight hundred and ninety-one, by Thomas King
against the schooner Ellen" her tackle. apparel
end furniture in a cause Of wages. civil and mail
time. fol- tho reaso MS and causes IN ssid libel meh
ton d, and PRAYING that the said vessel MFR
tackle. &C.. may be condemned and sold to pay tfe
demands of The lireilauts. Now, therefore. In 7 ur-
suance Of the nonitiun under the seal Of the sato
Court. to me directed nd delivered. l do hereby
give public nosice 10 ali pc rsons claiming the SAID
vessel, Nor tackle. &c. or in any niannar interested
therein. that they be and appear before the said
Distrlc. Court 10 be hclt az the city OF trenton. m
anu for the said district Of New Jersey. on t4e
fourth day o November next. at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon of that day provided the same shall be
a day or jurisdiction. otherwise on the next DAY NJ
Jurisdiction thereafter. tnen and there to int4r
pose their claims, and to make tneir allegations n
that behalf.
W. BUDD AEON.
upitet states Marshalf for said DistrtctI
GOODRICH, DEADY a. GOODRICH.
Ir0ctors tor lfbeljant.
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NOVICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of the
subscribers. executors Of William Ward. Will be
audited and stated uy the Surrogate OF the County
OF Hudson. and reported for settlement on Friday
the 18th day or December next.
ELIZA WARD.
ALBERT w. BILLING.
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BAYONNE.

A Baptist Church for the Pamrapo sec
tion will be organized tomorrow after
noon. The Rev. William p, Drew, for
merly of the Bergen Point Baptist
Church, has been asked to assist.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunstein. the handsome
middle aged matron, who attempted TO
commit suicide by leaping into The Nor
rs Canal. now lies in the Bayonne Hos
pital very Ill with pneumonia brought on
by her exposure. Yesterday afternoon
the woman said that she lived with her
husband at No. 207 Railroad venue. Jer-
sey City, In one of two houses she claims
to own. She also said that she wished to
die because her two adult daughters de-
sire TO have her committed to the Insane
Asylum at Snake Hill as a dangerous
lunatic.
The Rev. j. X. Folwell of westfleld,
N. j., will preach at the Bergen Point
Baptist Church tomorrow morning aud
evening.
The Rev. Father Brown, who has be-
come deservedly popular as n of the
Rev. Father Kilieen's assistants, preached
an eloquent sermon at High Mass. Sun
day morning in st. Mary's r. G. Church.
The Rev. DR.. Lowry, presiding Elsier OF
the district. preached as evening at
Reynolds Memorial Chapel.
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NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the account OF 4
supscriber, Guardian OF Marie Louise Fleming
minor, Will be audited and stated by the fiirrog |
Of the County of Hudson, and reported for settd
ment on Friday. the 18TH day OF November n xts|
Dated September 8. A. D. 1891.
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NorlcE TO- cREDIroRa

Estate Of Ere lerIeg smith. deceaaed. Catharhi
Smith. edsllntst ark OF freIe lex Smith. IL
ceased. BY order OF the Surro gate OF ifuisun Goth
ty, dated october Y. 1881. hereby gave sn0rice to tint
creditors OF sttii deeedens TO br iaE i'll their deus
demands ana claims az inst the est Ate OF satd de
ceienf, under oath or Affirmation. withsn mia
months from he date OF said order or the : winsb
forever barred Of any action thereto against saa
I'D mintstratrfx.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the Anal account o
thu subscriber. exeeutrix OF Heary }. Gallo. de
eased, will be audited and stated by the Surio
gate OF the Count of Hudson. and reported f5
settlement on saturd az, the 18th day OF NovemD ~
next. r.
Dated September Is A. D.. 1891.
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OF II 7.

Notice Il hereby given that the final accounso
the subscriber. admintstratrix Of erpard Boylau
ueceasea. Will be audited AMT stated BIZ the surro
gaze OF the County or Hudson, aud .eported 10
settiemsnr on friday the 2Otn day OF Novem4e
Dated september l6 A. D 1881
MARY BoYLAN
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NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign.
The Committee of the International
Exhibition of Fine Arts, at Berlin, 1871,
has awarded to the Society OF American
Wood Engravers Of New YORK CITY. tne
great diploma of honor.
The Anchoria ran aground In the Ciyoe
Yesterday, but no damage was done.
1t has been learned that DR.. r. ID. Car
peuter, of Eton College, whose death mas
been announced, committed suicide WIFI
chlOrofOrm.
Archbishop Walsh Of Dublin states
that the remarks imputed to him at the
time of Parnell's death, in which ne Is
said to have severely condemned the dead
man. ana to have said that charity had
no place at his grave. were never uttered
Mr.. Gladstone has perfected new Irish
Home Rule bill more liberal than the
first one.
At the National Capital.
The Navy Department u that
cruiser No. 10 will be launched at Baiti-
more next Wednesday,.
A cablegram has been received at the
Navy Depa tment from Captain Scliley,
commander of tue US s. Baltimore at
VALPARAISO, Chile, giving additional de-
tails of the ARRAY between American D
Cniiean sailors, in which one OF the
former was killed. The cabiegraiu cor
roborates the story already published,
aud asserts that the fight was caused by
luck on the sailor without provocation.
Minister Egan has been instructed to de-
mand PREPARATION.
New York noinss.
Trinity Baptist Church. in East Fifty
Afth street, New York has expelled MI.
A. A. Colby, one OF its deacons. for tat
thug. bHckbiting anu railing" against
officers and members Of the church.
~ 4n----~1 1I.~ $500 81 a II Maui FVnTK
brewer, has begun suit aRainst Presioent
Alexander Meakim Of the Board OF Elk
else for 100000 for false arrest and I'M
prisoument. ~
James Wiliiams, who was arrested with
Abe Coakley, testified against Coakley
i'll the Court Of General Sessions. :.
Secretary OF State Blnine, hou In
good health, Will not speak for Fassett.
Elsewhere.
Edward. Clark, his wife Mary. and if
teen year old son Joseph were arrested IN
Wilmington, DEL. and sent TO the Jail at
New Castle in default of $i5, 900 bail each,
on the charge Of having caused the long
series of incendiury hres by which fifteen
lives were lost aud property valued at
suspected Clark. u discharged workman,
and they bought q hotel and Installed
him as proprietor. leading, as they Claim.
to an exchange of condolences which re-
Quilted in the arrest of the Clark family.
A woman who, as Mary Mitchell, was
married to George S~weariDger at Buch-
anan Mich, twenty years ago. when she
was sixteen years Of age, was remsrried
to him Yesterday. In all she has been
married Ave times and divorced three.
AT thirty-three she was a grandmother.
William Hobohm, OF West Bay City,
Mich, received word that his father.
from whose home in Germany he ran
away eleven years ago had died. and that
he is heir TO one-third OF S2o0,0O0
Su Penn, a Corean prince. was killed
by q railroad train at College station,
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the nm al account oe
the subscriber. administrator OF james Cahili.
sometimes Rnown as James X. HILL deceased. wiz
DO audited and stated by the Surrogate OF the
County, Of Hudson I'D and exported for settlsmsnt o.
Dated August q. A.D, 1891
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o TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Michael Dinan,. deceased. Honora
Oman. administratrix OF Micnaei Oman. deceased.
". dated August Is, 1881, hereby gives notice 70
the creditors of said decedent to bring In their
debts, demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedens under oath or animation within
nino months from the GATE OF said order, or they
Will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said administrators.
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The Rev George e. Hsbbard, formerl.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

For Philadelphia at 80, 49, 90 10 90 II 80 M
80, 100 30 90 100 zoo, 30 y. m; II rs
90 6 90 p m. 70 Is night.
For Batomre and Washngto daily at 90 II 30 with
Dining Car, H. 100, B 80 Dining Carr, . 100 D. M,
Trains leaving at :45, II 80 a. m 80 90 90
p. 10 10 night except Saturday nlght sundays
80 90 90 p. have connection for Reading. Har
risburg. POttsyie, &c.
For Sunbury and Wlllamsport, Philadelphia, at AS
H. Il 80 Bnfet Parlor Car, 80 p. 1915 midnight
Except Satr rday night, sundays. 90 p.
Ticket parlOi- be 172,
2G1 45 Oh LAO. 1923 broadway, 537 eth-aye.. 204
West l25h-st 1874 Fast 18TH st., NewYork; Court-st,
SEQ Fulton-st., % broadway. Brooklyn.
NewYork Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek bag
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Drofces ioral.
Coparinersblp Notiets.

nISSOLUTION.-Th Angle Lamp Company,
~ composed n tho undersigned parties has this Jay Geen
by mutual OF said parties Dated New
Work City June 20 lSUl Wd L. A. HART,
' THOS. ID. FELL
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &C.
FROM PIER g. y. r., FOOT OF RECTORST.
For Highland Beach, Nomandie, Sesbright Monmouth
Beach Long Rranch AT :3O 10 45 a. M 10 zoo m n 100
Saturdays only. 34j. $50, 80 D. m Sundays, 80
a. m. 200 D.
FOR Atlantic Highlands at 4 30. 100 a. m. 90 AS
80 80 p. m. Sundays. 9 80 n. L 200 y.
For Ebcron Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant 10 40 Il 90 Saturdays only) 40 80
80 D. m.
For Lakewood, Toms River and Iarneeat, at 80 m
~ 90 m q 100 Saturdays only). f5 p.
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridge
ton. ( 100 10 100 Ill. Il 90 ID SatIlrdaYs Onlvl
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Railroads

PtHHSyivdnld
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt streets,
as foiiOws:-
On and after JUNE goth, 1891,
THE FAST LINE
900 A. M.rPullman vestibse Sleeping and Par sG
Cars Arrives Cleveland :25 a. m, Columbus 80
next day as0 a
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composed exclusively o. Pullman Vest-
Ing and Observation Cars presenting financial Iepprts
sexes. ladies, maid, barbershOp, library, and all the
f aaS Or g Sss AIMS E1su cincinnati
u. m. and Chicago 8 :41 a. m. next day.
ST. LOUIS, AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
and Bling ye 6as o S
Columbus XTriVes Cincinnati S 10 90 a. NJ. and ST.
Louis 40 D. M next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
4;eO p. M.-Pullnan Vestibule Sleeping Dining, Smok
ing. and Pennsylvania Railroad Vestibule Passenger
5:l5 D. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
$3.50 y. M.-Pullman Vestbule Sleeping Car New.York
phis, Dining Cars New York to Philadelphia, and Pitts.
burg to Richmond and Chicago. Arrives at Columbus
go p. m. Cincinnati 80 m. CHICAGO 80 D. IN.
next for and dS except
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Chicago Sepf Ba Nnp cf tie
VALLEY arrives weekdays at Columbus rs Cleve-
land 35 D. IN. next day and daily at Chicago 200
e SS and ouSSa e.g G daily and for
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. AND THE SOCTU
Washington Limited Express" of Pullman Parlor Cars
with Dining Car to Baltmore) daily except Sunday
1O;l a. M arrive Washington 80 o. M. and Con.
0:20, 100. 80 and IL 100 a. 10 80 100 and
GS sn 1s9 e s sh 80 PSr RaSs G 10 aSG 9
FOR IoNG BRGNCH' POINT PLEASANT, and inter.
nsed ala stations week-dsys. 80 40 9:1o M.
Sunday, S:15 ;45, a. No. rs D M do not stop at
AsbuIy Park Sunday.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, so D. m. weekdays, with
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20, co. 30 30 Chicago Limited
WIN nnin9'Car and 10 10 Washington Llnlted, with
Rnhs CS6' ana o IL ;oo M - 20 90 40 80
800 D. M, and p Is night Accomnodaton il 10
a. o 40 ard Oo m Sundays. express, :l5
IL ;15 night. Accommodation Z 200 p IN.
For Time tables Of trains to local points Pennsy
Osnis Raliroad system apply at the following Ticket
and foot of Desbrosses and Cortandt sts CoiITt-st
$50 FUlton;st, and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of
fulton-5; BROOKLYN 40 Hudsonst Hoboken Station,
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baggage from hotels and residences through to destination
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FIRST TRIP ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24TH,

M, =, tho office Of the Company, 25s BROADWAY, for
attached to the free railroad ticket to the Lake and Fsfar
OF boats swings and attendance. The SAIuhDAt
Giving beautiful view Of the by moonlight with
IILJ-MINA ALTON OF THE LAKE. with a BOAT CARNl.
HE'S beautifully lighted with CALCIUM Ll"iiAS' n"Aine
Metropolis. =. o.o p.o,d,vav
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CENTRAL R. II. OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER.
Time Table OF June 81. 1891.
Scranton Reading Harrisburg, Tamaqua, Pottsyle, Sham
oSin Sunbury Eagles Mere, Wlamsport. On Sundays
EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre and Scranton.
100 a. M. for Easton and Allentown.
100 a. IN. for EastOn and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
Easton. Mauch Chunk and Shamohn.
:45 a for EastOn. Mauch Chunk, Wllkesbarrc,
Scranton Reading Harrisburg, Potsvle Tamaqua. Sham.
oSin, Sunbury Eagles Mere WillIamsport. Through
coach 20 Willamsport
100 D. IN. Easton, Mauch Chunk Reading Harris
Pottsvile, ShamOkin, Sunbury and WilllamspOrt
on SUNDAYS for EastOn Mauch Chunk, Tamsqua Potts
100 m. for EastOn Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris.
burg, Wkcsbarre Scranton, Tamaqua Potsvlle Shame.
kin.
80 D. m. for Easton and Allentown
40 for Easton, Mnuch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg. sc. Sundays at 80 p. m.
80 . m. for EastOn and Allentown
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 80. rs.
II 10 a. 80, 80, 100 p. Sundays, rs a. M.
400 D. except Freehold.
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south Point
Pleasant. at 80, S15, II 10 a. m. 80 2:l5 80,
100. 80, 80 100 D. Sundays, except Ocean
Grqye aPd AsbgGy Park. 3l5 II $50 a. m. q 200 p
negst, 30 5 Is a. m. 80. 80 p. ~.
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City, Vneand and Bridge
For Monmouth Beach and Seabrlght at 30 15 IN.
| 40 1 ". m
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Mem Publications.

r,cs,eentb Fd,on post paid, for 2oc. or stamps.
THE HUMAN Hall Why " It b., Falls Of;
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and VIII continue until further notice
TICKETS for entrance TO park and grounds may be
the small sum Of FIFTY CENTS. This ticket VIII De
this charge simply defray expense OF ha9ds care
UAL,FHOLIDAY EXPRESS Will remain until y D. M!
a MAGNI FTCENT display Of FIREWORKS and a grsnd
VAL OF ONE HUNDRED BOATS and STEAM LAUNC
picture seldom within the limits OF the
Tickets will hold good any day during the week In when
Dam
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ARE. LACkAWANNA AMI
WESTERN RAILROAD.

IL WESTERN KAII!hUAD
Shortest Line Vestibuled Pullman Coaches
Tn-IiuffalO and OsweCo Express, Paterson, for
watcr Gap strOudsburg, Scranton ,Bipgh2mtoq owego.
bTrne' Waervne, Ketded Springs; Utica, Mt Morris:
SeeHe oxford, Norwich Cortland Syracuse, Fulton and
Connects Scranton
r Pittston Wkcsbarre Danyle, and Northumberland
81 Ru,ialo with trains for the West
20 a. m.-Binghamo1 Mail, via Boonton ,,...- o.
n m-Binghanton and Elmira Express for Water Gap
sbure Scranton Owego, Wayery. &C..
Scranton With trains for Plttson Kingston and Wilkes
10 D. m-scranton. wilkesbarre and Plymouth Elk.
press. ,srr, pueo,o r,r,,,el EXn,o.s yt, p,,or
StrOuAsburg Scranton, BlnghaDton. OWego, Va
verify Emira, Corning. Bath, Wayland. Danville' MI
Morris, &c. arriving IN Buia,G az io9 M od osooo
Fx9rass for Stioudsburg Scranton Bnghamton Cortland,
S,cracuse FultOn Greene oxford Norwich Sherburne.
WatryiIie Utica Sc. and all points Buffalo Division
connactc with trains for the West.