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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
TOWN ToPIos

The annual meeting OF tie Peninsu-
lar Club viii occur tomorrow night
Company b. Grand Rapids Guard,
holds is annual election this evening.
Hon. j. w. Haywood OF this city will
today be appointed . member OF the
committee ON municipal corporations
By speaker watchtel.
At the Church of Christ this week,
the pastor. Rev. w. j. Russell will
preach each night. This will be the
beginning Of protracted meeting.
The waddelI Furniture Trimming
company, corner OF Coldbrook and Tay-
Tor streets. win in the near future erect
a large brick factory on their present
ate.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers OF the Grand Rapids Dental SO
Getty will be held tomorrow evening
Tuesday At DIR. Houses rooms, No.
IL. Tho Livingston. corner Fulton and
Division.
The Mutual Home and Savings Asso-
cation at its annual meeting elected
the following directors: For three
years, Messrs. Geo. n. Davis, VIM. G.
Sheppard and Clarence L. Peck. To
MI . vacancy, Mr.. w. II. Beamer.
The secretary of the Central Labor
Union 10 endsavoring 10 enlist tho SYM
pathies Of several philanthropic citizens
in his scheme for the establishment of
o private night school with library
and reading rooms attached for work
ing men.
Geo. w. Stanton of this city is urging
the matter of celebrating Washington
birthday. He advocates the assembling
Of the citizens in their respective wards
TO listen to the reading of Washington
Farewell address and other appropriate
exercises.
Miss Gala Travis, tho enterprising
dancing teacher, will give dancing
lesson to her class of children at Hiber-
MAN Hall, ut 2 O'Clock, Saturday after
noon. Excellent music will be fur
nished by Miss Bessie Walker and
Mr.. Human Kutsche.
All ladies interested in securing q
thorough training in the kindergarten
method of education, and wishing to do
so without leaving the city, are invited
to correspond with Clara Wheeler, 2s9
East-st. 1t 10 hoped that arrangements
can be made for the location of a COM
petent instructor Of the kindergarten
system in the city.
The Fidelity Savings and Loan Asso-
cation held its first annual meeting in
the chapel of the West Michigan Uni
versity. Three directors were elected
TO serve three years. They are Messrs.
A. b. Porter, A. f.. Hill and T.. Crofton
Fox. Tho report of the secretary
showed that the associations profits for
the first years business were 1872 per
cent. The association will elect new
officers next Saturday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12


rseqas vhe o - spo<hpsnxis e -
tbsir Assness pnssuwhsd Or slosnnanney
gss vzy stznngs dia<possk n 60 60
: aAa wearing = iaox epunnsnnncs y
ala % hnvs susursa n spr<hscwys shsp
und rennxksd;
Il sesna 70 ksss s0msehang 9oeN n
ny stomach. sn1 waHe yea % go Ne
sosnsxhing fox ID.
WAIST srs yoar gnpenss - spe&
scary ankpd
Every kssls whils sonse<hi<s -
70 riss up and then sesxies hnek sezms
end BY and b. Is rises mp sgsin-
Ths spoeAsc~ry put his chm n NJ
pslm of his ha1d 2ad msditascd . uhiaA
Look here" hs said grsvely. syoa
havsnr gons and swallowed - elevator.
hsys your- Chicago EewA
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Mrs. Slimpurse-My dear, I was utter
ly amazed, shocked, to hear you use
such ungHammatical expressions while
talking to Mrs. De Fashion. Why did
you do il?
Miss Slimpurse-I wanted her TO think
our family was rich enough TO have mo
brought up by the servants. Good
News
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Young Noodle-Didn't you say, Pro-
lessor, that physiology was tho science
that treats Of the functions of tho body1
Professor-Yes, SIR.
Y. N.-Theu under tho head Of what
ology would study of tho mind conner
P.-I am afraid, Noodle, that in your
case it would como under tho head Of
myth ology.-Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12


y special study and practice for many years:
over 4.C00 treated yearly. Recent cases OF
esIYATE RIsEASEs sa;sS e short tine rs:
face or body. cured without giving mercury or
other poisons- Mercury Is the curse OF the
human race. Your children will suffer from its
Effects Avoid It IS you would Avoid any dead
are being cured In this dispensary without
mercury.
lege. Chicago. ILL.,. Is well known all over the
United States and Canada by thousands OF old
and young meu he has cured. and II Is a well
knowa fact that for years he has confined him,
Chronic Diseases. thus obtaining advantages
few possess. He addresses himself particularly
to those who have received no beneht, ana
good. Medicine, like all other sciences. Is
progressive and every year shows proof OF Its
advance. BY combination OF remedies OF
great curative power he has SO arranged bis
treatment that 1t will afford not only imme-
date relief. but permanent cures. All forms
of Throat. Lung. Nerve and Blood Diseases.
all Chronic Diseases far In advance OF any In
stitution In this country. Those who contem-
plate going 10 Hot Springs tor the treatment
OF any Private or Blood Disease can be cured
at one-third the cost at our Dispensary. IA East
Bridge-st
RUPTURE cured without pain or hindrance
from business.
T dioc By this treatment . pure. lovely
freckles. bIackheads. erupticns. etc. brilliant
eyes and perfect health can be had. That
tired feeling and all female Weakness
promptly cured. Nervous Prostration. Gen
eral Debility. SleepIessness. Depression and
Indigestion. Ovarial Troubles. Inflammation
and liberation. Falling and Disbursements.
change OF life. Consult the old Doctor.
Eye and Ear As ss OF s oa s5s fss insS
Globe, aud Far and Near Sightcdness, Inver-
sion of the Lids. Scrofulous Eyes. Ulcerations.
Infammations, ADscess. Dimness OF Vision OF
one or both Eyes. and Tumors Of Lid Inham-
nation of the Ear. liberation or Catarrh. In
ternal or External Deafness CT Paralysis. sing
ing or Roaring Noises. Thickened Drum. etc.
Nervous Debility s sesInsso Eosss..
Night Emissions. Loss of Vital Power. Sleep
iessness. d -spondency. Loss OF Memory. Con-
fusion of ideas blur before the eyes. Languor.
gloomness. Depression OF Spirits. Aversi n TO
Society. Easily Discouraged. Lack OF Conn
dence. Dull. L.stless. UNIT for Study or Bust
ness. and finds life burden. safely, perman-
emily and privately cured.
Private Diseases E Eeosa PGi Tsip T.
eject. Structure. Semi al Emissions. Loss OF
Sexual Power W eakness of the Sexual Organs.
Want OF Desire In Male or Female. whether
from imprudent habits OF young or Sexual
habits of mature years. or any cause that de
bi!itate s the sexual functions. spec dily and
permanently cured.
Roth SEXES Consult Conndentially. II
Delays are Dangerous.
Send 10 CENTS stamps for Medical Guide on
Laws of Health.
OFFICE HoURS-ea. m. to 8 p. m.
Corner Bridge and Canal. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Visiting Aunty-Why in tho world do
you buy such mannish looking clothes?
You surely can't think the things
pretty.
Lovely Niece-N-o, sunty, they're not
pretty, and don't wear them much.
Aunty-Then why do you get theni
Niece-Oh, it's such comfort toses
them around. York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Larynx-Miss Oldie Wayback b very
proud of her ancestry; abe told mo last
night that her family dated back to tho
time of the Conquest, but doubt II she
could produce proof Of it.
Miss Giddy Newfolks-Proon What
proof do you need2 Look at herself.-
Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

In ccnneefsen With ear spec>al Inca
sale NEXT week, Ne vii also have spe-
cal sale Of Iaxs Of every description II
eaf exclusive carpet cepArtaseak. Any
eAe expecting - buy rus u toe near
future Vii positively szSe money ~
boyaax 81 ear SPECIAL sale Dext week.
NazsT. HERse1Sa slnxk q Co
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
Ben Hur Rehearsals.

The following reheaTsals have been
arranged for this afternoon prepare
tory for the rendering of "Ben Hur":
3 .. m: Blsckhirds, 4 .. m /;
40 p. M; Maids, 6 .. m {:
Priestessss, p. n. All persons taxing
part are respectfully requested 10 meet
the management ~ $50 p. m. Monday.
PEoF. W. b. MELVILLE.
Drill Master.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Sunday School Tescher-why did
Abou Ben Athens name lead 81 the
rest2
Small Boy remembering The ron At
school, Because they wrote them in
alphabetical order. Tiger.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
oae aasrssr OF ale Il Kiadsr's.

TIE finest stock of Boots and Shoes
in tie clsy must be converted into easa
immediately. The assignee Of Tulip &
scott viii commence selling goods ~
No. s. Nonfoe-st., Monday mofninx,
fer what they Will bring IN CASA The
stock vii be closed cut IS soon - pos
s.ble. 4. n. kESpAiL. Assignee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Caller-Your son has wonderful liter
AIRY talent, and think it a pity he should
20 to work IN . store. Why d1ut you
make q writer of him?
Hoste@-f were sure lis uncle would
make him his heir I would -0ood News.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Customer Cooking at Some neckties}-
A dollar! Can't you show me something
cheaper?
Clerk-But you have always paid $a-5o
before, sir.
Customer-I am getting these for my
Wife.-Clothier and Furnished.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
Enouxh To Please Hss,

81 bought ray wife . bonnet today"
said Bellows, that only cost $, and my
wife was overjoyed ut It."
That's strange, isn't it7
Mot 1t oil; you see told her II cost
o6or-Epech.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Kicker-Why do you keep Smyths In
your storc2 He Il no good - clerk
Merchandise. he wo1h hardly do as
The head of . departments, bat he n all
right - . cosnter irTitAnt. Detroit
Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Grocers everywhere sell freshman
a Co.'S Compressed Yeast. Be sure
and see that each cake has = YELLOW
LABEL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Buy rug next week during our sps-
eiai sale and save money. We Aware
do luss - We advertise.
Nossr. HERfoiSHEnnEaA Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Do not buy any table linens before
pricing ours. It means big saving in
price.
voIsT, HEsPo1sHEEwEs h Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
corssss ! off At Kiddsr's.

SPECIAL sale of Fancy Feathers and
Trimmed Hats now going on at Adams
Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

a Off on ladies' trimmed
hats and children's plush
hats and bonnets. Every
thing else i Off until our
removal. Corl, Knott & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12

Great quarter OF sale at Kidder's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-12
$1,000 REWARD!
PRIVATE Diseases of MEN

For any case they fall to cure coming under
their treatment By following their directions.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-20

qlfs tas befse sssfittef empfoDtef. x.
2eMars, 9fpmeutb Co., Sa., @toi 1885.
Sd Ittt bur9 ueberarbeiten an Sitteru uno S6lafs
toftoiisfeit 5met Sabre lang, gebrau4te oai3r Naitcr Sos
nie's Nerpeu- Stdrfer unb faun es os bas bette Tt!ttel
bailr %erpieblen. S. BornhcrS It..
Sir gdwinDel UNI G9lafoTgfeit.
ST. 2puis. Uso., Wsai 1899.
gla2 bent erIten 96ffelppn BON .,qaitpr aDnie,a
NefbensStdrfer" f6lief i'd toieber aut. tpas porber
nidt Der SAT- tpor. unb beijerte fi) iteiu Suitau6
ariinbIih. 70 oab aud Der @9iinbel berIhpanb. SD
smpieble bebbalb bas W}ittet euf's 8eite.
1910 ". Sroabuar. s. Gmri1.
2ittfe god, Nrf.. SSuIi 'SS.
Sd bofterte nenn Sabre lang, ohue aud nur 2inbe
runa sm erLalsn; Ieit i'd aber qaftor abnig's sserpen.
Starter nobrn. iin6 bic Grfdle. tuslGe elmer Sbnua9t
tbult9 parsn, Derihpuuben.
a. e@6pf.
eht tpsrtbpores @n9 fir slerpenleibenbe
NLDT fpirb Seben1 Der es Derlan9t .s~ngeiamot.
Cl~S Mrrte erbalteu aud bic Wtebi3in naipnit
Sieie Webi5in tplrbe felt benz Sabre 1876 BON benz
9odtu. 9aitor &6ni9. Sort Wapne, Snb. ~5ubereitet
Irb Jest inter feiner Mnpeiinng oon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
23S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, I'll.
Sci 9ppthetertt al baben far
$500 Sic Viafde.- 6'gIaidlen fiar So. 90;
ssoBe sf.75. 6ofar $500.
Bum 8erfauf in Gan sntonip BEL NboTpb
Dreie, SO. II, 10 unb 81 alamo. Strabe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25

y Ia y ~
Abe, &C to Il Able, s : Po-tayo. " Emerson-st.
II Iooth. M lar \. to w q vandcr Rocst. n , ssth.st.
BIcistft, Jcannette. to II King, W ; EMrldeest. n
Dennis. S H. n United states Trust Company, n 5
'''H Bowling. Miaalc +, to j Rciiy. ST. " S Lenos.ave.
n i 2hIisS . ycnr'' 10 : X ~" WI ZOO 4 : 2ath.st. " Lenoy ave.
1FaX. De Grl:.c, to F Il Partridge. No l75 Thompson
~ .Fiitl1patricA MARY. \. to S 4 Wright. W g Morri,.aye.
Gcidlng, Anna i to Citizens sang Go Bank. $ W cor
Groh. NJ and J to VI c Grinnon, n g cor lOth-ayc end
iIaSsctt. sarah J, to Emier,n' industrial Savings Bank.
n $ u 17ts ,T5 e Gh 10 a'G = ! + yr HPpl ctSi'oS 80 800 Canals, =,
IIcnIns. Tc to 4 NJ Kiidcr & Co. No 10 West 45th.
~ JacskSon sarah. to 5 Judson. : 1I7th.,t. w Of Avenue
y jGoSncc!!' EIanS y. to 4 D Barton, 3 $ o7th.st, e Of 10th.
kcnncr' Thoa,- \, to Z Kellner. n softh.st. Q Of 4th.
Lotzc. Ludwig. to A q Loire. W : 1st.nye. Of sCth.st.
Love, samuel, to " = nlanck' " $ rnion-a,c. n Of
Mitchell. Louis 4, 70 .Nnthooy b Banks, Nos 1871 to 1875
Mitchell. Jane to & \ Lccb, S g corner Dover and
MtGGfc. John. to J II Rhoadcs, n S aed.s,, e Of 9th.
u" Mc"GuIrc. May /. to Ncw.York Life Insurance Co. 5 ;
5sth,-t " o. oth-ay" . y"2r.,, re o.o.
MOI Ccnta,t 3 Year, 5si5,oo2 un,.. ~,
d MA. M3ro 2 vc M.I'a y = 900 " '''''"' " ; ''''"'''' c Of
2''N Xoacs. 'Hiicc. 10 Lawyers Title Insurance Co. : $
Regain. Iohn. to Prycc stewart, No 33s West llth.st,
- RELAY. HIbct. to \ W Seaman, n : 77th-st. W Of 10th.
ave , wears AZ 600.
Roth,chnd HERMAN. to \ Little. : : 5ith-st, W o. Lex.
ington-ayc. 3 years. $4,000.
Schnabcl. Daprl. to l. - Lynch. n : i7th.st. " Of lst-
ave. 3 wears. 5000
smith. Frank !. to + VI J,nck-. II 5 9Gtl--t. q Of 9th
ave. - nortIr-cS. 3 v'ar~. 81 oNp.
Trrchrr. Franz T. 20 NrN Grown, Nos 03 20 g.
Dovrinrst. 3 v1s-. 10000.
u!lt. Tdwit =. ~. to Richard II l. Townsend. $ $
loctb..t 9 81 5th.aNc. " mortgages. g months, $4,000.
Vanucl. Mary G. 70 Mutual LIE Insurance Co. : s
3od-et w Of shave. ! yc1r y 600.
Williams. KATE ". "a Brnlauln Russak' s $ S2d-st.
" % LexingtOnayc. > years. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
w ELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AND
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.
yes,ibuied Pullman Coaches.
81 ortcst Line.

. q. D..--..-.o and Osmc-o EAl4,ss, ~ t',r-, ~ 49, ~
wnttr can Stroud,bu-g, scranton, BinghalutOi, 49,,
Ithaca, MaNtriy, E4..rt, Coshih-' bath, Da"N ne 80 So
InPne Ma. vile. I.IcUlcld Sprrgn. (tcd, NJ w.
800 80. r%tort Norwich. cortland, syracuse, Fu.ton s.a
ut ,miat,tr stations. Connects a. > ranton with tass ios
llLlstou. Win barre bthtt'It' anu
nuralo VITA trans for the Mrst.
sv0 a Naturalization Mall, Via B0ontoh ,...c,n
N" H,npAluton ana kiMlrl ENpres> Tor water oap.
.,.',H- TIrf scranton. OM rgO, W1NtrlY. &C.; tolncCS ~
Sc-,rfo9 with trains for PIttston, Kingston ana "'iAS'
Uar... , ,vt,-.t,,r, ,nd plylnou.h Tx.
press. .,., prr.,o r.-,.oc rvrre,s. va Paer.
Gan or Etr.rd,mIrt scranton, Bng anton O"ego' 80
~ w. liS.ri. coming, Ban. Waya2nd, DansElIe' NJ
stcrGrs 20. arriving IN Buffalo at , 80 a, III. - 80.
~ M dafNn.-BuIalo. Utica ana osWr-o ENpryss ~
= y. - ,r scranton. Engramtou. Cortland, syracuse
S,SSty,on Gr,ene. oxford, S0Fwlch, sherburne, .WaterNlis.
,,,u.sSVnn'id Srrnr,. Vc. ana all points Oh BuNalo alFlsiou'
connects Win trains for the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
Drblic Notltes.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS AMI
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.

NOTICE OF SALE Or Lands AND lLNLIdI-N Id
FOR UNPAID A~SsESSMENIS.
BUIEAC FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS
AND ARREARS OF 1AAks AND ASSESSMENTS
AND OF WATER RENTS,
w BUILDING, No. $50 BROADWAY.
November ., 1890.
Under THE DIRECTION Of Theodore w.
~ Myers. Comptroller OF the City OF New-York. the IN
uersigned hereby gives public notice, pursuant TO The pro
NIs:ons OF Section 926 OF the New-Iork city Consolidation
Al of l5S3. that the respective owners OF the lands and
tcncnepts. within the CITY OF New York. on which assess.
lnents a.. local Improvement, have been lad and confirmed
according TO law, by he BoId u Revision and Correction
o.. Assessments, now remaining unpaid, and which were
confirmed during the yar 1856 and prior thereto. are re-.
uulred 10 pa the amount OF the Assessments 50 due and re-
nla,ninc unpaid. b. the Collector OF Assessments and Clerk
Of Arrears. at hi, once in the Finance Department. Room
no. 81. stewart Building, 40. $50 broadway, together with
tn interest thereon. at to rat Of seven per con, pr annum.
10 the time OF payment, with tie chIrgca OF this notice and
The advertisements.
and tcncnonts viii be sold at public auction, at the County
court House. in the CITY Han Park. On the city o. New
YORK. on Monday, the ID day OF March. 1891. at II o'clock
no n. for the lowest term Ot years for which any nersOn
shall of,r to taXc tho sane In consideration OF advancing
Interest and charges thereon, as aforesaid. and all other
cost and charges that may have accrued thereon and such
sale shall De- continued from time O. time until all the lands
and tenement, a. advertised for sale shall be sold.
And notice Is hereby further given That ? detailed state
ncnt OF the Assessments. the ownership ~ the properly
assessed. and on which the Assessments are due and unpaid.
Is published IN a pamphlet, and that copies OF the pamphlet
and CIR ~ Arrears. IN tho Finance Department, and Will
be delivered TO any person applying TO- the s1nc
. IOWFFP SMITH
Collector NJ ksepsSmcnts and Cl"rk ~ Arrears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
Real estate Wnnlc0.

WANTED for our spring list improved and un'm'
a. proved property :, lt ,ud ll ale no cnitI icr 5i'
Ct,rnr. J. EONAINE BI;OWN & CO.. - Wet $50
-. corner Of Broadway.
w ANTED-A h.rh..oop dwelling. gor,h -t!e - st,e,t
w b.fv..u grn and rlfh st.. Madison ana ON avs.
iddr Is, CASH PURCHASER. Boa =. Irihun' Once.
w ASTTD.-Tnr care, = zeal c-tit. or PERSONAL property
w boz N,w-Yu tA or Boston ht the tru-'" OF a mre'
tat. in H.-tor. Adde'S LEONARD WARE, 2J7 Wal
nut ave-. B0-tO1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
Mem Dntlitatlons.

THE ATLANTIC FOR MARCH
Contains Articles by
FRANCIS PARKMAN,
CAPTURE OF L~OUISBOURG BY THE NEW
ENGLAND MILITIA. l.
FREEMAN CLARKE.
MY SCHOOLING.
Passages from an Autobiography Fragment.
AGNES REPPLIER.
PLEASURE: A HERESl.
ALBERT BUSHNELL HART.
THE SPEAKER AS PREMIER.
ARTHUR T. HADLEY.
RAILROAD PROBLEMS OF THE IMMEDIATE
FUTURE.
FRANCIS 2. CHURCH,
RICHARD GRANT WHITE.
500 a year: IS cents a number.
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN q CO.. Boston,
IL EAST 17TH.ST., NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
FOR PHiLADELPiIIA. B~ALTiNOHE An
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL Ill LINE.

NJ EW-YORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
N%enty minu'e, eari'sr from foo, Of Jay.stl 7 30 a. ~. Dt
o.wego Chicago 80 i. ~, Tor Campbell Han. Middle.
town tllenvillc LAb.rty - 10 p. M, f0r MdaletoNn. Lin.
erty, Walton Oneida, Central square, OswcgO. ROchtsr.r
Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis. sD1iiy. Ali
ether trains daily except sundays. Tickets. time tables gJi
BrIaway. JC ANDEiiSoN. General Passenger AgsaS
~ Exchange Place, N. X. s~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-25
q lin Dropertn 60 Eet

BUILDINGS. stores. 10y, and oIcc, 20 lot In Nader
Is Lane. John. Fulton. Am, %n"cka!an. Frankfort Roc
Vos-or william. GOLD. CIg. P,rl. Water. Front south
Cortlaudt. Dcy. Nescy. Duane. Franklin. l-risht. Washing
{, c.uwleh. ~ d-tu and Church -.
ItIAND 4 WiIl.IN'F. = l''"kniin-S1-
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CENTRAL II. IL. OF NEW JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBEKIY-nf.. NORTH KINIl:.

FOOT OF LlBIkA1 81. NOltIH XIV III.
Tine Table o, De emOer -. 1890.
80 a., m Tor lastO4, Maqsn C'anI, wlkesOarre.
Scranton. Reading, Harrisburg, Ianaq.1, ShauCNh, sun
bury, Wnlauspor. On sundays Tor E.istoa, Mauch Chunn.
Wikc~birrc ana scranton.
90 ! n 10 EI IA 3o 3n a SI M2%Gn chunn- On sundays
SID a. N. for LAit2ai MagtA S4nGN wiiAe'borre'
s shamosiai. S%unbHry. wiIiiamsp0rt. Through JcacE to
Wiliamsport.
lIa 7 SH Fl p Fqt ds!1 ir i0G ld ta; 90 sa MhaSS for SHi TaHaa ag 'd ai.5..
burg ~ wi Il Ell arr rS ScIaato %'I Tau Saua1, ro GiaTinc. s6.a'o.
80 p n. for E,stoa ard Nia ALle GtoSn p.,,,,, u,..,.
burg :sG &C. 9. M sl tof Ea, g . a nd & hluS Ell
, 80 dor A % 4 100 I u IN sanS q, 81 800 rs; Il % % a m.
For freehold at iA5, sl5, 1?I5 a m, 80 $50.
IOrF Long Branch and point ,og,h to Point Pleasant. at
cxeSpit Ocean Grove and Asbary Far&s, > 90 a. NJ, 800
, 70. Red Bank, at 4A5 SIS. lII5a a. m. l:9o. 400.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
AZ As, S:l5 a. NJ 49, 1 80 $40 p m. SUNDAYS.
3 Ii Eo5 Toms 1S'f ! 10 Dl ar @s s rarE ana } 90 E6oFaeg,t 4;i5'
For .Atantc City, Nmc!and and Brdg,ton at s:i5
For Monh'outi Beach and ~seabright. at s:l5. 11:I5
a. H.. l 30. 4 20 p. IN.
FOX PHiLADELPiIIh. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
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