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Srock-TAxrxe REpucr,oxs In

LINEN DEPARTMENT.
25 dozen FANCY SILK FINGER BOWL
DOYLIES. Size 1kx7h inches. The coloes
are Light Blue. Pink. Salmon. Nile Green.
Canary, &c.
Reduced from 15c. 10 l0c each, 81. 90 dozen. =
dozen Fancy Coiored washstand Covers.
Turkey Red and White, Brown and White.
Light Blue and White. Cardinal and White, &c.
-Rsduced from 3Oc. TO Ice. Zach
10 dozen Fancy Bordersd Damask Tows,s
with knotted fringe.
-Rednced from 25 to 2le.. e. 50 u dox.-
Second floor, 18th st. buildins)
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s4.sI ga 10 ! s5.aoI s5.75 so:4o $3.50


NO: 1s-Iadiss' Dress Trunks-box made
OF best white plne-covcred With duck
Jun linen lined-polished hardwood sists-iron
bound-reinIorced valance band-sheet iron
steel hinges and clamps. riveted ON.
- IN. 80 IN. u IL "a IN 30 in. Is in.
se.0O a. co s.. Is $3.50 ~ 80 sio. Is
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''PERRY BCILOIN0,"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established ls40. II
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o.. 90 ~. % $40. sol sII.5o az. 80
~ in Al in
sla0I sl4. so

No. 6-Basket Trunks. made Of best willow
baskets covered with heavy ensmeled tanyas-
leather bound lined With extra heavy linen
large tray containing roomy hat box-strictly
waterproof.
Coin 70 in. 3ein. 4oin.
saIoo ,a.o
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F. T. r W {:
By the way, how are ron Oh for BED AND BArf
| FURNISHINGS! The solid front of sstsfaction GU
lines present put N into our heads ssk thin ques
Ton II you ars keeptne hoDs IN the suburts thi
summer you sursly don't want 10 carry your horp
| supply into country service. AT the prices we ar
quoting IL II cheaper to buy new. Let US give 20,
aso.nef nins-there 10 alvsyss general overhxulins
in the fai-antcipatinR that have ordseSd deliver,
OF many Of onr purchases II you can see you
hksly need ahead httls-ws can ayrys you nov snt
ron VII keep out of the rush that u cure to com
later. Merely suggestion worth coasidsrins q
least. But present needs can't b. dodrsd-.nd here
part. 1t least. VI what we can odsr.
In TIE P,rcr.-
l5-inch PILLOW ILNKN-esx, 70. I'D q,
syard.
50-ineh-S5c. and d. IS yard
5&-inch-s1. u. 25 and q. 50
81 sHEETING-85c yard
e-4-el and 81. 25 yard.
l04-s1. q. % and u. 80 yard.
loo4nch sHEET1Na-supssior auAlity-s2a
hEApy-MApE.-
22Hxas-inch PILLOW cAsEs-se q ps,r.
27I3s-inch PILLOW CAsEs-s2 Is . pair.
22x12-ineh BOLSTER CAsES-Sl so and
al each.
as.2s-yssd sHEETs-se . pair. Better
Q1oiitg-a8 pair.
Barn Co,,rOn,s-
This stock d no rsspsctsr of ssasons-Everybody
ought to see that they have proper hath equipment
ahis is the place to get it II You haven't everything
that IL needed.
s-4.s-4 White Terry sl.niet,-ss 80 each.
-TEaRr BATH TOWELS
ai.4sineh WHITE TERRY. with solor.a
bosdsrs-25c. each.
23x50 inch-37hc. each
25xe0 inch-50c. each.
24xo5 inch-T5c. each.
Xx60 inch-31 each.
LINEN Barb Towr1a-
eOz4s inch. All Linen. Cream eolorsa-75c
BROWN LINEN-l2kc., lac. 2Oc.. 25c.
S7hc.. 50c., 62hc.. 75c.. 81 and u. % each
TURKISH TOwELS-7oc. each.
-BAru CLorHs.-
1910 inch White Terry-5c each.
l2l2 inch White Tsrry-lOc. each.
ISIS inch White Tcrry-l2c. each.
There is no going behind the fact that IL you are
without supply Of these things you shouid haps
them They come under the head Of necessities and
we have put the prices where your purses can easily
reach them.
NAroS PERRY.
''PERRY BUILDING
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established ls40. It
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THREE Foa A HALF"
Some Of the sizes are running low in our 35c
and 2oc. STRIPED and UNBLEAcHEDHALF
HOSE. To clear them all out take
II ~3 PAIRS FOR 50 CENTS call
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A these are entirely new they are VERY DE-
sIRAbLE.
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HAVE You EVER HAD A LIKE

OPPORTUNITY,
LADIES' AND cHIIDREN's NULL HATS RI
aARDLEss OF COST.
The reason Of this reduction perhaps doesn't
interest you; the fact undoubtedly will. This 10
the reason. however: We don't want the hats,
but we do want their room. Here are the de-
scriPtions and prices for them. all th,s ssason's
rresh goods:
LADIES' AND cHILDREXs FINE NULL
HATS.
Large rolling and fat shapes, styiishly trimmed,
finished with rosetse Of null. brim edged with
lace. There are represented all the leading
and pretty shades Of Pink. Blue. Red and White.
and all with corded brims. easily Numbered.
ALL 81 50 grades nov sl.5O-
ALL "a. 90 Grades nov 81. Co.,
ALL g.. 80 grades now o. Co.
The stylish poke" shapes in Blue and Cream
Silk null that were a
Are also FL
All our BOTS NULL TAM-O-sHAETER
CAPS, with hemstitched crown and wide hem
stitched ties. reduced from s1.50to
JIG. each
ALL OUR INFANTS BLUE cHAMbRAY
Sun Bonnets. with tucked and corded crown.
easily Numbered reduced from 81. soto
PIC. each
(Sscond floor, 10th st. buildine)
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Brrons You Go AwAr

poas you want NEW CORSET. ONE thsf
viii at you perfectly and make your dress Get
wells We can show you the best line Of the
brat makc q Coesees a the lowest ponnkhas
prices. We VIII GUARANTEE the 1t OF any
Corsst We ss,l. and Il they arc not what We rsp-
resent tham Ne viii be glad 10 change them Or
refund ysur nonsy. whtcAsvsr you may o.
s1rs.
"a runcs = 90.
s.ss..~sR a n.sA
nsnsAsss.~
o..-.A.
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This u the larrest and most comprehensive
Week OF travelling goods ever shown IN Washing
ton. and our prices are as low. in many instances
fo'eer. than elsewhere. hence We ask our patrons
and the public to visit this department ana con-
nrm these facts for themselvrs. We carry the
vsrv Best grades Of goods On the market. ali Of
which are made by the leading manufacturer
OF the country. including Trunks, LADIES'
satche.s, Mems Trayellng BAGS. Hat Trunks,
Has Boxes Extension Css~s. Dress Suit Cases,
ladies shoppins bass, specie Bags Tourists
BaSss shawl Rolls and STRAPS, Trunk straps
and Iass. sseainer Russ and Chairs. &c.
Hal TRUNKS MARKED FREE OF
rfsTEEtSE STRAPS GIVEN WITH
,ssSIkaNEa cHALRs MARKED AND
BE1 tRb Gfi kkf fssoF cH4tkk,Gk 5x
NV f0Rk, BOSTON. PhlLADkLPhIl
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IN TIE P,rcr.--

This stock 10 no rsspsetsr Of ssesons-Everybod
ought TO see that they have proper hath equipment
This is the place to get it If You haven't sverythip
that IL neetied.
6-4x8-4 White Terry Blanket,- a 10 ..cA
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o.

There was never a better selected stock of
Travelling Bays exhibited in the country than
ours. including all styles and srades, from 10
inch to .4-inCh, tan2iny In price from .,Sr TO
S2o. W. Wemake specially OF the inner grades.
such as
No. ;S.5-Ladies' Black Cabin BAgs-msas Of
genuine seal skin-tull leather lined-leather
covered frame ana inlsy-land- stitched frame
inside pocket-nickel trimmings.
IL IN. Is in 1 IA In.
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THE BARGAIN BULLETIN OF OUR
CLEARING SALE is unusually attractive to-
day. CLOSE PRICES and MODERN MER-
CHANDISING are the order of the daJ. The
various departments throughout the house are
sparkling with rich offers.
THIS GREAT REDUCTION SALE Of OURS
lasts but short time. Avail yourself Of this
opportunity to purchase good SEAsCNABLE
GOODS at greatly reduced prices. We take
INVENTORY of stock next week. So you see
LOW PRICES have to REDUCE II VERY
MUCH this WEEK Look over todays BAR
GAIN HINTS.
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Srock-TAx1xo RrDucr,oxs
HAMBURG DEPARTMENT.
Afew pieces left Of those HEMSTITcHED
PRINTED LAWNS, popular this season
-oFROM SOC. TO 37I<c.-
One style is PLAIN WHITE, WITH RED
AND WHITE STRIPED BORDER; another
is WHITE. WITH BLUE FIGURES ALL
OVER.
Regular price, Soc.
TO be closed out at size. ysrd-
First floor. second snuex)
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In UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

We make speciality Of the Adams 81 Mos
quito Netting (rot T-4)
coior s, Us. h Fieee; Of yards.
weare showing a full line Of silk.lines, So
inches vido.
Only lie. yard
Window Shades made to order. Send m your
address and have an estimate given you free Of
cost.
Window Screens made to order. An sizes.
Prices lower than ever before. Estimates
free.
Furniture Slip Covers made to order of
Dimities. French Cretonnes and Chintzss.
Also of Linens. Esffn.atesJree
Fourth foor. 18th street buildins.)
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DRuesIsrs SuSDRrEs DEPARTMENT.

DRuea1srs' SuSDRrEs DEPARTMENT.
A fine assortment Of Bath Sponses at
d. &. 10, II. 30. 40. 90 and SIC. each
One Of the latest-the wash-rag sponge-very
nne and fat-especislly adapted to the toilet
two sizes.
80 and eOc eaeh.-
superior imported Bay Rum. bottled e.
pressly for Woodward / Lothrop In patent-top
bottles.
&c.
Flesh Brushes
With long handles.
--c5, 5S. %. 75c and 81. Is
Q-rst hoor. 18th street buildinsD
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LAssBuReH & Bno.

We are already beginning to put ''duin-
ding" prices
On
ALL WHITE GOODS.
INDIA LINENS
Marked down.
MULLs
Marked down.
swISSEs
Marked down.
VICTORIA LAWNS
Marked down.
.............................
f.: WHITE Goops
Sold at 'dwiidiia0" prices.
..............-..............
See our 45-inch
FLOUNclNds
We are selling for
q PER YARD.
Among these are goods
We sold for "a. % Per yard.
$500 -
S2.OO
- q. so
Choice Of all for
'........................
/: 81 Per yard.
.........................'
Swiss,
Nainsook
irish Point.
r you are in quest Of a LIGHTWEIGHT
WRAP or SHAWL to take away with you we
would suggest look among our stock.
We have demolished" prices ON all our
stocks. and chance is now offered you to
buy lightweight garments, suitable for
present wear or for early fall wear. way be-
low their value.
TOURIST RUcHING.
6yards to box. 14c. per box; IL yards to
abox. 25c. per boz. Splendid to wear dur
ing this hot weather Most economical
Ruchins for hot weather We have a great
accumulation Of Remnants that we are glad
to part with marked out ON Ruchins
counter.
cHIFFoNs! CHIFFoNs!
Our
b pc.
Quality Of Chiffon seems to have caught the
popular admiration. We have sold of this
one quality hundreds Of yards. We keep
olling in and keep well supplied. Colors
same as before.
RED, YELLOW. PINK.
BLUE, ORANGE. NILE.
TAN, GRAY. NAVY,
WHITE. CREAM. BLACK.
Reductions in our worsted Department.
Best quality Momentum Germantown. in all
shades 15c. per hank.
Ali Shetland Woods and Flosses at lOc.
per hank.
Our Plush and Silk Ornaments ct half
usual prices.
Our silk PRINCES at half usual prices.
Leonard's Knitting and Crochet Silks, 2jc.
Der spool.
.FANS;-w include in our Fan stock all
those Cheaper & ans that are desirable for
Is splendid quality for ordinary use s: "i'''"
Our lOc japanese Fan ID . marvel Of
Sondiously beautiful. the psreimsnz durs.
Our 15c.. 20c. and &c. Fans in same pro-
amore lasting nature.
Asovs, that price we carry the complete
DERBY SILVER WARE aooDs.-we
Goods. such as Combs. BRUSHES. Mirrors,
Inkstands. Pin Cushions, lett over from our
good as new and j9.t a. desirable II IL any ~
one d nssss to Spy srth%sy W .hsss
''' ''s K RE Ell Il iSS'f FiEcEa
While away address our Mail Order De-
partnent. al communications viii receive
prompt consideration.
E. + ! 4 4 !, II II / :: :; .:
E ~ j f F f $ E IS: t.
"a sBR RRR 90
as. kBB ( { Co.
iy20 40. All. 42l. A26 7TH ST
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wv
" W ooDwARp
Axn
tr1x,
CoNrINuANcH
our
SUNNI Srocx-TAx,so Rrpucrrox
SALE.

90 Or ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY WILL
& { prove tidins. of great intsrs.. to thou
90 sands. especially 10 economical folks.
who will recognise its great importance. You
you spend the more you will save Permit Us
to call your attention to our Travellers Out
fitting" Departmsnt-you may need . Trunk
or Valise Of some kind-you can find lust what
you want here-ths best kinds In great variety
shown at prices We guarantee.
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I0-iay Remnant Sale at Mcknsw,s.
Today Remnant sale at Ne news .
ii99.dds.y RR sms.ss sssi:: a. Assknnsw,:.
M SSSckkkSyS Exc yyEE- ssss
sEE kts Il L. wv 50
e 4 4 f T II
+ ! T T Z E. s En-
LII EEr ! ! fzs I r.
MONDAY. JULY 20. lspl

Counting tomorrow. Tuesday. "
have exactly ten selling days before
stock taking duly 80. wsintend to
devote these ten days to . Grand
Remnant Sale We are roing
through the stock and taking there
from all ''srnall lots" and odd
sizes" in Hosiery. Gloves. Under
wear. Corsets. &C. and offer them
regardless of cost or selling price.
We shall also Offer Q number Of ex-
trsor,linAry bargains IN Lsdiss'
Blazers. Coats. Suits. Waists and
Long Cloaks. and call special atten-
ton to the stock Of Wash GineAam
Suits 81 about one-haf regular
prices
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A BLAZER SENSATION

BLAZER SENSATION.
We have Inst eliminated arrange
ments with the manufacturers Of our
famous Full-roll e. Blazer Coat,
which permit us Offering 1t at the
low price Of -.
Naturally We had an immense
quantity made up for rs before max
ing this announcement. In order to
Be able to supply the large demand
surely to be created by such an ex-
traordinary Offering. II has been
the best selling and most stylish IS
coat ever brought to Washington.
and to offer IL in the height of its
popularity At "a viii no doubt stop
the sale Of all other Blazers. either
here or elsewhere. Navy Blue and
Black. Cloth for skirt 81. 30 per
yard As good for early fall wear as
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w. A. PIERCE & Co..
succcssorsto Z. O. Davis.
10 Market Space.
Corner ssh street.
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MAZE The Mosr Or These

BLUE FLANNEL COATS-Sacks and Cut
aways. There are very few small sizes, but
Cut to
tIIl usa 75.~ ~
Another lot that are regular ct q we've
marked
| ~a2. 50. "a
We guarantee the color in these C0ats. Its
pure indigo dye.
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$500 Is. 30 go 90

No. 6e-Allirator Cabin Bags-full leather
hned-leather covered frame and inlay-hsnd-
stitched fraine-two INSIDE pocke.s-brass trim
niiuxs
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-TEnRY BATH Towr1s-

2ls4S-inch WHITE TERRY. with colorsd
bordsrs-225c. each.
23x50 tnch-37hc. each.
25x00 inch-5Oc. each
24xo7 inch-TSc. each.
Xx66 inch-31 each.
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sIi.a5 sI.95 sia.go

No. 51x-Alliga;or Club Bag-full leather
hned-leather covered frame and inlay-pstent
catch Tor holding bag op-A-tNo inside pockets
frosted brass TRIMMINGS.
IA 1 Il IN
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TRAvrIERS Ourrrrrrse DEPARTMENT
10TH. nth AND r sTs NV.

sTLa~eA room sirsh floor. lotA st busldine.
Accessible b. f,ro elevators.
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WOODWARD Z LorKnoe.
losA. llsA sad ? ~. ~.
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(Continusd bslow.)
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MEANS Jusr WHAr Ii SAYS.

All the odds and ends" Of WHITE and
FANCY vESTS-single and double breasted
that were 81. 81. 25 and 81. SO. now
| eE7o CENTS. "a IT
All the broken lots Of the s2. q. 50 and q
qualities now
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Srock-TAK,xa RrDucr,oss
sHAwLS
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
A LIGHT SUMNER SHAWL AT
AREDUcED PRICE.
I small lot Of large sias Nottingham Knit
shawls. In arays and Black. excellent for sea-
sids or mountain wear.
Reduced from q to el.aa-
Hot Of srk striped Arab shawls. vsry hobby
and effective.
-Rsducsd nom % s,d "a 10 o. 90
1lot Of nne imported worstsd fascinssoes. in
Cream. Pink, Light Blue. Cardinal and Black.
--Rsduced from q. . 10 Il S5 saeh.-
1lok Of Hand-nads Steamer Hoods, n IsgAt
Blue and Cream. aniahsd With salk rihheos,
Only % ssch.-
llos oG Pure snk Canton Gregg shsuls, lrvs
siss. kpottsd fringe. IN LIGHT Blus. Cardinal
and Black.
-RsAsesd 10 q ssch.-
1lotef Hish-cla8 Tisehu vfsps hsnAeomsiy
embroidered. elaborate silk ftiness. ct . srsas
aving to yon Of from % to p Per cent.
(rAiea AooR. nth 4 baiiai>e.,
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CLorHs.-

1910 inch White Terry-5c each.
G12 inch White Terry-lOc. each.
ISIS inch White Terry-l2c. each.
There Is no going behind the fact that II you are
without supply Of these things you shouid hars
them They come under the head Of necessities and
we have put the prices where purses can easily
reach them.
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Only A QuARrrR

and hundred dozen new-shape BOWS to chose
from-made Of Zephyr silk-regulsr half dollar
quality for
IIII s7o5 CENTS. ~IlII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

IUZ IJNSTLERFEST. December 3.
IN MUSIC HALL.
A limited number Of tickets At IS mot transfer
lable) may be procured from Miss Schur1 1i5 West
l56thst. Mrs. +. p Kinnicut, ~ West 37th-st.;
Mrs. IN. Helman, 200 West 44th-st.; Mrs. Leonard
Weber, 25 West 49th,st. Mrs. George Haven Put,
nam, 245 West 75th.st. Mr.. William Steinway, 100
Fast 14th-st Mr. Rich Kat1enmayer, SO Liberty
Ist: Mr.. Ferd, Mot1 1i2 West 5oth;ss Mr. Louis
st. and Liederkran1 Han, l16 East 5Sth.st.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave 4Sd ST. North River station, York,
q. ,oows and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jays, ~ II :
$3.50 A. M.-Dsly for Newburg, Kingston Albany
DAILY. except Sunday west Of Coeyman,s Junction.
7.iJ 4. M-Dsiiy for Albany; daily except sunday Mon
moe A. M.-Dsily fos Newburg, Albany, Utica syra-
cuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit CHI
1853 A. M.Daiy except sunday. FOR Aibsny and Utica
AM r. yI.-Dally except sunday, for Albany: g.
5:YJ r. M.-Daify, for Albany, Montreal, Utica syfa'
cuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto De-
s.15 p M.-DaIly for Albany Utica syraeuse R9ehes-
" ,sr Hufnlo Niagara Tails Detroit, Chicago, st. LOUIS
Daily. except. saturdayl for Ioronro:- =,
n .VFRSrEAW LOCALS, 2:t5 'Sf5 i. NJ. "a.
NNEWBu RG LOCALS 3 :25. 10 rs a. ~ '1:lS. 4:ao.
az 20 80 I'll 45 y. NJ. -
troit dhicago st. Louis on all through trains ,.,..
~ Daily. Fos tickets, timetables, parlof ana heephs
car information apply at Offices Ir.oh
iyn 3sS washngton:st 720 Lult3n;st AhneS & ,oy
poeiy 10 PARK place IS Wr-s 25th and at sta
i ,nos c. II. LAMBERT. Geaersl Passenger Agent
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fectnres auo MeetiMqs.

-.
AT USICAL MUTUAL PROTECTIVE UNION.
WI The annual election OF officers for the ensuing
ss2 viii be held Thursday. December 10, d 81 Eass
polls win omen at a. H. and remain open Till D. m
The regular Quarterly meeting will bc held the same dsy
AZ o. no at 62 East 4h-st.. Important amendments 70
the consideration ard bylaws % be ss,ed on at this
meeting Pune tual attendance Il requested
JOHN HUNT. seesseAu.
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CENTRAL r.. R. OF NEW.JERsEY

u
FOOT OF LIBERrY-ST., NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of November u.s. 1881
for hssS h4n Sn11 Pc..sy sss
I'd s Sa sSntay' for Ea'''n
700 EassOn and Msuch 0 ShSnh; On Sundays
~ e. m for Esston, Mquch Chunk WilsesSa.re.
sSJssg %a%:bS Es;Ss IaHsS% ai
port 100 D. m. for Ess.on Mnush Chunk Heaalps Harris:
s9s%0A sus spn eSas 'G Tmsq s
csSps 4fs s.!.eg. H1 sss
ssF Es:sss 20 At 5sss Reading Harris
burg IS su I'D eaton At $50 and P Allentown.
Ts0 ffeaRcs and Tighiiad; 40 sas.
M ix: s1 tF sc GC H. Sundays 10 nj"
For Red Bank and point; scut Poin.
go 90 D. no Sunday. go s9ce Esd d Ssan
e GROVE and Asbury PARK O:i5 a. M 400 p. M
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River Barnegat Park and Bernegat, $3.50. SIS
Fci l xa6s 20 c fa''v1 nee.nd and Bdgeon at
" Fol cr Monmouth ion 20 Beach end seabrght at 4so s5
II rs a. M. 80. 100. 1870 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
als sS go 800 SS @ 30 80 n 3d.
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falns leaving at .S 80 Son.; aoo ss ;OS 10 b
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Improm,au Menuet, Moment musical SCIlU BERT
LIST Divertsscment hongrois. SCHUMANN op. II,
Fantasia. CHOPIN Etude, Ntcturne, vslse Mazurks,
schcrzo RUBINsTEIN, Bsrcarole PADEEEwsKI.
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