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I" Central Methodist Episcopal
Seventh-Rev. W. W. Case, DID, pastor Preach
Ing tomorrow at II A NJ. and 80 7. NJ. Sunday
school at l O'clock. Young mems meeting at
O'Clock. Preaching morning and evening by Rev
j.: W. Bryant OF New Almaden. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening. Welcome to all these services.
Pastors residence. 1914 Mission st. 1t
~ First Methodist Episcopal Church,
~ Powell ST., washinEton-M. ID. Buck
pastor residence 1ol4 Washington st. Glass meet.
ings at 10 A. NJ, 1880 and p NJ. and Thursday
night Preaching by the pastor at J. a. NJ, NAT
ural Depravity," the first of series OF discourses
on the Episile to the Romans. Bible-schoo incind-
ing Annis MerrilI's class. at 1890 P. N. Young
Peoples meeting at 80 =. NJ The pastor will
Meeting for the promotion of holiuess Monday
night. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Gospel
temperance Union Saturday night. Strangers
Cordially invited 10 all services 1t
E oodbridge Presbyterian Church
~ cor. of Twentieth and Capp sts.-Rev. 7. j.
curtis, pastor. Tomorrow, IL a. NJ and 7:45 p. NJ
Lessons ssbbathschool and PASTORS B5le eia SIS
IL 30 O'clock Gospel meeting wednesday even
ing visitors always welcomed. 1t
~ First Presbyterisn Church, Corner
8~O OF Van Ness and Sacramento st.-Rey
Robert Mackenzie D. D., pastor: Rev. J. b. Stewart
DID, associate pastor. DR.. Stewart will preach at
r. yeua a1d peop aS ecstS OF &C 2aS
al Gas p. NJ Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
az 7:s5 O'Clock Al are welcome to these servicesI
4" Central tabernacle Presbyterian
sE-S Church, cor. Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.
Services are not held IN the lecture-room but up
stairs the main auditorium The organist is Pro-
lessor Bodkin and the musical director pro TEN. is
Professor w. +. Peabody. Rev. w. Il. Smith of
Newburgh. N. Y. breaches at IL A. NJ Subject:
Sources OF Consolatton'') and at 7:45 P. NJ Sub
1ecf: '.Beshxzar's Feast''). The public cordially
invited. 1t
gs Franklin-St. Presbyterian Ci,urch.
Es~S cor FrankIin and Vallejo sts.-Rey. j. q.
Eastman. DID. of Colusa. Will preach at IL A. NJ.
The morning call., 1891-07-11

SALT rheum with its intense itching and burning
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla Many who were
formerly severe sufferers have reason to thank
- the peculiar medicine " for cures effected
The morning call., 1891-07-11

CHOICE cream mixed candies in 2, 4, aud fb
japanese lunch baskets. zoe h. Townsend's. =
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The DIning-Car Line.

For comfort take the Union Pacific Railway, the
only line running through Pullman sleeping-cars
without change between San Francisco and Chicago
with dining-cars the entire distance, arriving in
Chicago and all Eastern elites twenty-five hours in
advance of all other tinenta lines Tourist
excursions leave every Tuesday and Saturday with
through Pullman tourist sleeping-cars to Chicago
without change. Ticket ONCE, No. / Montgomery
street; d. W. Hitchcock. General Agent
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~ Franklin-St. Presbyterian Church.
Ls>S cor. Franklin and Vallejo sts.-Rey. j. O.
Eastman, DID,. of Colusa. Will preach at IL A. NJ
and 40 p. n Its
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ASGosru IRA BITTERs is known all over the world
as the great regulator OF the digestive organs Dr.
Siegert's is the only genuine. At all druggists
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PREMIERSHIP NOTICES.

PAhTNERS h1P NOTICES.
CERTIFICATE OF CO. PARTNERSHIP = I.
~ ALEXANDER HUMBOLDT COwEN OF the
city and county OF San Francisco State OF Caltfor-
MA, do hereby certify and declare alone carry
on business In said city and county under the firm
name OF BROWN Il COWEN, and that the full
name and place OF residence OF myself the only
member constituting said firm, IS herelnaboye set
forth. 'eN
San Francisco, May 81, 1891.
ALEXANDER HUMBOLDT CowEN
Duiy acknowledged before l. MEININGER No
Ia Ia Pa6iic In and for said city and county, NAV
Endorsed. Filed June 5, 1891. wM J. Br..Tr.
c cEh clerk, by JOHN H. HARAEY. Deputy
YEN. je6 st Sa
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsVIP NUN
~ eo-partnership heretofore existing between the
nnderslgned, under the firm name and styie Of
BROWN q COWEN, has this Lay been eiissoiyad nv
mutual consent, MR.. W. L. BROWN retiring from
s ss nrIh. Mn. A H. CoWEN. who will Continue
C Ge business under the firm name OF BROWN a
conEN, Is authorized TO collect all moneys owi,g
10 ana VIII pay all indebtness OF the late firm -e
ssh francisco. May 70, 1891.
WILLIAM E. BROWN.
a II. COWEN
-oIgneo IN the presence OF l. ;MEININGER Sa 81
DlSSoLuTIoN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PART
-, hershlp heretofore existing between the under
signeu anuer the firm name OF BROWN & RIRIE.
Sun mas THIS day been dissolved by mutual cons1nt
me business carried on by the late firm will he en
uhued by RALPH BROWN and H. w SIJSRy
under the hrm name OF BROWN & SII,SBy wis
once ~ 2Oo Clay ST.. as heretofore and they viii
cotect All outstanding accounts and nav ali liabi
'ies Vi ine late hrln. San Francisco, July 9, 1891
RALPH BROWN,
,,oo.. II. w. SILSBY
~" o. ii. L. BURLESoN.
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DIANo LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY: HtLF
! hour 25c. 931 Market ST.. Room 80. jy7 7t*
DOR SALE-PLArIN MOST DESIRABLE PART
Il Calvary Cemetery: 20rl4 e. Address Plat Box
80, CALL Branch Office fy6 It's
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CHURCH NOTICES

EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 2is Suffer street.
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7 ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
IL prices easiest terms new and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
1017, 1919, 1921, 1923 Mission St. bet Sixth aid
Seventh, j. NOONAS. Ef
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no PARENTS AND GUARDIANS-LADY WHO
has lovely home will take girl between II and
10 years TO board. free. in for assistance in
light homework before and after school hours;
must be respectable and obedlent p Box l42
CALL Branch ONCE. i've 3t*
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AGENTS WANTED.

. GENTS WANTED THE FINEST WORK;
n lowest cash prices or most liberal cash COM
missions. BAXTER PORTRAIT CO., 4S2 suffer
street. JyI IT'S
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RAILROADS.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive At and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
TEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CrTE


Trains leave as follows ,.,,,, svr,.
Rochester Batavia and Eqiaioi LIMITED due
1880 4. M.-WEsrENN DAY EXPREsS-DaS eNcep'
1890 Soon.-soUTHwEsTERN vEsTIBuLE6 LIN
IIED-Due Cincinnati 10 :o0 Indianapolis IL ~ d. ms
$50 I 3 SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED;
Due Detroit at lis a M. Chicago 4'oo D. H. W
600 r. M.-FAsT WESTERN. EXPREssT,Duc Chicago
sa so cH Mi..naDI Kos AND MoNTEAI Ex
1850 p M-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
s.i5 =. Mast ST. LOUIS AND chicago EX
a RoEGBKEEPGS;lF1s RH IlCs5
d; s,.$ss ' s$ g. @
80? 5 3d. 80 O 600 s25 7so 05
uffs2 rs & o 81 % ?Fas
a. m: IL 100 noon. so G 90 7 80. 9l5 y. n' ' Il oo
nTFfSIo5S 81 g. 81 no 90 s sS g noon
sls$ g 50 Z 5Es g G. 1920 1890 70 90
Ap aGsa OxS So ASp MoxrREArs
AJBtRS GsS AND SK%SD AIegA72Ao 10 90
BEFkSHIRE E. HIG Il Y VIZ 4 hi HARLEM DIVISION
%. etets ;Pae; II Seeming apgy Ct Grand
f fs1S ss'S % e 81 is.S.t
ssssS SATURDAY,
Other P't Trains sn run daily yni'' 'D'' eN''p'
10 Sss5 sc u.s. ao ss ;'yDs at % 80
stop at 1881 sEcf
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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nEL W Ar f, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.


Shortest Line. Ncstibulrd PCliman Coaches.
q. m.-Bufalo aud OswcgO Express. Via Paterson for
water cap StrOudsburs. scranton, BnghamtOn. Owcgo,
Ithaca WaVorly tlmfa. Corning. Bath. DanVlc Shcr.
brnc Wat"ryille. Richncld Springs. Utica. Mt Morris,
Oxford Norwich Cortland Syracuse Fulton and In
oImdlatc stations Connects nj scranton with trains for
Pitt-on Wkc,tarre Danvillc. and Northumberland at
Iunalo with trains FOR the West
20 q n.-BiHehsmton Mail. Via Boonton.
y. M Bng anton and f. mira Express for Water Gap.
Sirodsburg scranton Owcgo. Wavetly, connects Mt
with trains for Pttston, Kingston and Wilkes
49,, 49, .
30 p. daily. Buffalo Limited Express Via Pater'
shurg, scranton, Enghanton. OwcgO, Wa
very IlmTa. Corning, Bath. Wayand. Dan5yllle, MI.
Noiris &C.. wing In Buffalo at 80 IN.
d. M daily Buffalo Utica and Osweg0 Express, for
StioudsburG scranton Ringhamton Cortland Syracuse,
rjton Greene oxford. Norwich Sherbune WaterNil lille,
chnrd springs. 6e., ana all points on Buffalo divsnn
eonnects with trains for the West
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"Impersona work may be never 50 correct ara o.. Sei
tame and Ineffective. Such many Of the !orMaI
drama, and pseudo classical dyl, with which modern
iii ,ra,ure teens. Go to. Say their authors, let Us
cboye suli,ct, and make poems. The true bard IS
chosen by his theme
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Ceaal y Offices.
INBRED AID THlRTY-FOURTH

one HUNDRED AND THlkTY-FOCRIiH
W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court, City and County OF New
York. Charles Lcsnsky. plantin. against Charles IL
j, nkins and others, defendants. Action No l. -.
In uur, Iance judgment OF foreclosure ana ssle,
duly mad and the above ent'tled acu0h on
The 9th dav of FEBRUARY 1s9l l. the und rslgned ths
Judgment named. Will sell at puOlc ducuo
at tac Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room Lwita
Nos 80 - Liberty str It. in the CITY OF Ne"'hO ~
ON IN ~ day OF April. 1891 at IL O'Clock noon Dy D
10 Maltcar>s Auct The lands ara premises os'
,cribed In said Judgment follows, VIZ ia. A..
certain piece or p'rccl OF lahd WIN ~
buildnc thereon erected, situate In the I"eny-Nr1
Ward OF the CITY Of Ncw-YorN formerly The ,IoWh OF
Morrsana County OF Wtstchester and bounded ana &C.
Beginning 40 point the eastery side Of Aexana DER
avenue distant twenty-five 90 feet southery from hs
corner formed intersection Of The SOUTHERN slde 9
on hirty.ioufth street with the ea,py -.o
~ Alexander avenue. opposite the cen're OF IstV
wall and running thence ea>erly and parable. WIN oEe-
hun rcd d.thry-foutth street. and Eart ~ me wy
through the centre party wall eghty,nhe !sVJ ~
and six 10 inches thence southcry parallel with ,"N
ande- avenue nineteen 40 feet and six 90 lnche- ece
wcS.erlv parallel with one
fourth street and part OF the through tne ceuc ~
iarty wall e!Qhtyninc 80 feet and ,N 6l nches 20
The .astery side Alexander avenue. ana mrIrs
ror.ln,ly along the easterly side OF AeNand ayshus
nineteen 40 feet and six 90 inches 10 the point Oh w
cuang. - 500,
WILLIAM y. ARMSTRONG,
w NJ n OLCOTT
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Summer Resorts.
BEECKWO0D INN,
JENKINTOWN. PA.

Mrs. II. 49, MAEKLAND 4 co. have lc1scd the
'Bf.ft ilMOOD INN iOr tenn Of years :it the nt'ii.
making I, the mot desirable Of any resort ~ the
utighburhOpd Of Philadelphia ttd only on" ana ufr'
quarter hours rid from Nc.Yor. the "Inr hi- the
Iant,c" "toutd~ aud 30 trains Caiif
Jh. tiiortHsur while
service be French. Tho following reference, VIII 10
-ui.icut puarant- ~ Our intention o. make %" Inn
charming and select william Pepper ND. Provost Of
IN. Un}cr-i'y Of P"nn-'hauni - linlN Noiie iith1i
pale d. MURRAY VI d. H. .. Wood, VI D.; D..
Iiayc- Agncw MD. and waiter buchanan.
-. OPENS MAY ~. ana rooms may be-
parcd and plins apl caton, Nond1v Wednesdays
and frdays 20 Ia, AZ Hotel Strtiord.' mi.
adl phla.
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one HUNDRED AND THlRTY-FOC RITZ

III NaKp-
~ srRlEr->upcme Court cy ana 0GuhtE ole, o. M ~
YORK. CHARLES Ic.n>ky. p.alntlr. AGAINST ,h1F1eS ~
JcnHns ard Others. defendane Action 40 o,o auIv
judgment OF foreclosure dhu >d,
above entitled action on ue - IN
.,y Of February ls9 l. the undersigned me leieree ~
aid elurnt named. VIII sell az public AUCTION H uS
RAJ fst- Exchange aud AucCon Room llnteI ~ %
H., Liberty street Ia" city OF New lorh on t "a Jay
Of Anil l~al. q II o'clock noon, bN : de WaLt'sr,
Nutiou..r land, and cnses described III SdIu Jug
loW-. vi. .,,, A.. .ntt,
An mat certain piece parcel OF land with the bl,u
thereon ia The Iwenty.thlld Nard OF t3
ttv n \,w.N the Town or Morrl>aa county
~ Mr.trhc.terI amt bounded and described A. toloNr
beginning ~ point tho ea>t"rly side OF ~ Nanunr
centre Of party wall anu dl>tths
ro,ty.onc n +. and i inches southeiN rom IN.
or formed =, the Intersection Of The >outlerly sue o
hund tn rtyfourth street with the ta>N slu'
M Alexander avenue, ruung thence "asterIN anu ilrd
G I'm ou.htndrrd and thirty fourth street and part or
Inc way throuxh centre OF party wall tghtl ne ~
H., and Il, 49, inches thence >OCtherlN ana p1rlIr WIN
t, '.r a,rnuc nineteen ll3l feet and siN 90 lnchrs
,rr Westerly again parallel with One-nundre anu
tryfortE street and part Il the way through e .ehse
81 feet ana sA lol nch> 20 VI,
trIv .id, of Alexander aNcIuc ana thence nofthe,y
AlN dndcr avenue, nineteen iIO
r., md .> ii; irchr> tn" point OF beginning
n,ted New \ ok, March Ia. 1871. ...........,...
D'' WILLIAM. y. ARMSTRONG
Referee
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W. NJ. X OTCOTE
Attorney for Plaintiff
l56 broadway. Y. Y
N\E HUNDRED AND TlllRI1 -fOt | n

one III NDRED MD HIN ~, ~, -" - = -
" STREET.-Suprcm' Court. CIV ana tounII, % II
Yorl,-thlrlcs L,smsky. plaintiff AGAINST h'fiy' mn ~,
jenkins and others. df'ndrntS. Acton No, III AM
Suancc Of judgment Of foreclosure am S"t I'm
made lnd entered above tnt II actor. on L. "a
day % February, 1891 the undersigned hy ~ bs
said Judgment named Will S'll AZ pu lie avtivt, no
EcI Estate l,N,hancc AMI auction ROOM InSu, on az
- 10 o., Liberty street the CITY Of New-> oih on IN
"a d,v ~ Inr lSpt at II o'clock noon by = &c az.
ass \urtontc. H. LANDS and premises dos'fIoca !"
nj thlt crr1n piece or parcel Of land WIN tnt oa'
mo thrrren erected situate IN th' TMcnty-tFI Nau
th. tity of Ntn.York ,fomrry the Town OF a..
County Of Wcstchr-t n, and bound ana G'scioeu ~
follows. -. ida n, Nexand,r
ovcn opno,t, III, ~ PARTY val au az ,hs
ON. hunjrd feet southrrlN tn corner lon"u ~
int,rsron o' m. nuhcrY sd, ~ Onr-huhit'
fourth street with the ta,try side ~ AlrNlnucT
and r1nninc thence ,lstcry and parallel WIN ba
and.thrtvo urth street aud part o. IN" Nd 6 81 I6I
rrntr, Of party wall eigbty-ni 80 i'tt a' ~,,d
Inches thence ~0uthrgly and parallel VIZ ,a.,llj
aNenu tyonty oOl feet thence west ry ana a:a 1sai
With Onchund rcd and-thrty oarth street Seb$ sy,nSe,
feet and ,X ul Ia To IN, ea>terN sidr % a., -
avenue and thence norhcry along the castr hSofnnnS
Alexander avrnuc twenty 20 fee, To the point OF o-
Dated New .York, March 10 lS9l. ,,,crpoNG
"A'i'i " Rcferee
W. NJ X. OLCOTT.
fA
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OCEAN Steamers

EUROPE AND THE HOLY LAND.
l. Programmes Oaics select Excursions for 1901 nov
ready. SPECIAL HOLY Land party ,1d, Aprl :. - Best
IL Noting tactc, 20 a par- o the Tinted States EUROPE
aud Round tho World Ocean tickets lbs all lines TWO
sirii,"r Excursions Europe by specially chartered
steamer II. GAZE { son. go BROADWAY. y. "
If>tab i0ifI
Sole Ac.nts " New NIlc steamship CO.
CIVI\\ All FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- SrNGER LTNE.Four steamers weekly from New
..ier IS. H.. foot u SDrinG-st , e,
-. pNIIAIt u.s. iidaN. N1f,h 10 . p N.
= \IIOCuI.E Monday March IL. y. H..
= NHC60CirUE...... Wcdrc~c'y. M,rrh -. 81. ~.
,onrerns w,th Central Eliroad o, Georgia and Sayan
nah Florida and western RqlTay al, points, IN
T..WW't; a"d IOiiSiANA. Unsurpassed accommodations
~, c,ss abc d'hote For freight and apply
fHsII c n i%SUA GEN W. II RHEIT. Con Agt-
r., A., r. and w R'y Savannah Fast Line.
osI Broad Nay. 49, 3lI BHolc"S
~ IL New Pier 35 North River.
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Proposals.
I'D ROpOsNLs FOK MILITARY SrPPUES

- ROIOSALS FOR MILITARY ~ PPLIEN.
Ihill. pgIot Of The Q ~ D Pen 40 iI2s A;eh.
in tplcac subject 10 usual conditions. VIII rrccyi
hero until IL O'Clock a Monday, April o. 1s9 for
furnishing the T. s Quarterma;tcrs Dflartment in this
trimmings. campaign hats forage cap>, fur caps ana
cauntet. linen collars. Knit und"rshrtS. wO0len aud
stockings. Berlin gloves boots and Shoes hand
wooIon blankets. mattress covers. pillows bed shcts.
cmp kctt. shOvels. tent stoves. ppr. ol'> slips
and trilnds bccsWaN buttons. buckles. blanket lining
cloth facing cloth. D. 49, c!oth. drilling duck nohair
cord ehr:ng and cape lining flannel. louise flannel.
blouse lining flannel. gng lin" ron cr,nnctS. JaIann'd
siids k9rs,v muslin. russell leather twin" T"sin and
cnustfr1 Bidders must state the very earliest dates
when thcv will commence aAd comIl't" deliveries sam
Dies o. all articles can b az tn >"huyk!l Arsenal
anv or an bids Preference VIII be given 10 articles Of
domestic production manufa tur. condition, c quality
and Ircc Oncudng In tho price Of foreign productions
Of printed instructions 70 bGdore. banh- Tor proposal.
ctc aplv AZ this I'm cocs contain!r" proposal.
TO H. 1ndo-e1 'Piorosol, Tor Mlitay supplies and
addressed to the undersigned. C. g. SAWTEILI DcDpty
Qulrt .rn, General. L. :. n. in crarg Of Dpot.
ID EOpOStLS FOR TOBACCO FOR TIE
[ NETWORK NAVY YAED--Fcbwary -. 1s91,--
sealed rouO,als ondo sci proposals Tobacco for the
Nrs.Y0rt Navy Yard . De opened March 81 1871.
viii received at the Bureau 81 provisions aud Clothing
Navy Department. Washington, d. C.. uhti l. O'Clock
noon March 81 1891. ans prbl'ly opn'd Immediately
thecafer furnish the New York Navy iad 10 600
pounds Navy toblcoO. The oba'c must conform TO tn
blank forms OF proposals viii be furnished upon Application
TO the Commandment OF The Navy Yard. the Navy Pay
0nice New York 20 the Bureau Samples Of the stand
ard tobacco Will be furnished application TO the
ETrcau Tho attention OF manufacturers and dealers
invited Tie BIDS all Other thing, being equal. decided
bv lot The Department reserves the right 10 waive de-
to the e Ci0vernment EDWIN STEWART Paymaster
General L : Nav.
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
g RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot OF
Desbrosses and COrtiandt Streets, as
lOIlOys:-
On and after MARCH list, 1891.

rup p..r,,xr
aoo ,r-pulr',n Vrs.ibule Sleeping and parlor Cars
-" sr,1Na. a. .Icvc,nd -, n m Coiu5bIs 40 A. m
1tiirago M ;, m aod InuIS 10 m ncxt lay
.n - 81 y t n' ,rniaao tycan, cs.Tgg, ~
NO''"'' - :, ~ ~, ,,,Tsn
o. LIE FhNNSh Nv AHA 'i,ii i Ed ,.n,,.
1000 A. M.-COmposed exclusively Of Pullman fessiDuIe
Drawing ard State Room. Sleeping, Dining SmoNng
and Observation Cars, presenting financial reports
sienogrphes and typewriter, bathrooms for both sexes
ladies' maid. barbershop library. ans all the c0nven
fences CT home Office. Heated by steam and nghtel
by stationary and movable electric lights. Arrives
Cincinnati 10 a. M and Chicago Q as m. next day
TIOiI- CUIrsCo <ND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
~ SI,a,,fn, car. from
Voc ana ninng C,,s rom XeYYork 10 St. Louis
fb 400 md Cnco,as ,asscnoe, Coach New York TO
Coirrhus rrtyns 1;,, cinnau IN .50 a m Chicago
10 - ~ 90 ~ T al. ~ - m next day
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IO3DDEUTSCHER LLOYD So. co.
LLOYD $. S. CO.


u 1T tftNii4i'f1b STATES, NAIL sTEAMMEEBRS sf
Fof os a. T picS %. r. zoo: Of Kit.st
WYi6W ~ Saturisy March % %
NE'N ADA saturday. April 1, 30 p. n.
AEIzONA..... saturday, April IS May 70 and June -
S1Gtmaay H sU az, Msi c6 - f sSe T.
steamer. s3cord abn. $40 and s35 Steerage AZ low
rates. y. VI. DNDi.SHlLl. SO'' 80 bfo1u"ay.
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CENTRAL II. X. OF NEW.JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST., NORTH RIVER.
Time Table v Dcee nber =, 1881.
$50 for EasOq Maq Fano. Gnunk wkssbarrs.
SHry Wiliamsport On sundays Eason. Chunk.
wiek 90 !, M and 10, s E.stS0.
~ H. H. ioi naston and Maueh Chunk. On Sundays.
Eason H M f for EaOn MaGch cun wkesbarro
sn5 niis5S r' 4SIaasn T%aSP'
90 T. m daily for Easton. Much Chunk. Reading.
HARRISBURG P.,ye &C. On Sqnda 5 fqr mSamaqq9i also
burg wkesbarre, Scranton Tamaqua' Pottsv!e Shame
SO M 70; E, ,'Sn SO SS9 Reading Harris
burg 80 M si ,qf Easton and nd AIsa.own
g. ( an. ss Is g g. &c.
pt,qcs and gG os ;og S T. o Pqnt
49, OCEAN 1S Grove and AS6aFy Par 90 m. 90
Red Ga 81 n s sS % 80 80 TO-
FOR LAKEWOOD.
90 a. a. n fafot Cars s,l 80 10 p. H.
For Tons ST River Barnesas Park and Barnegat 4i5.
i For Miaat to- CITY, Vneand bfdseton. AS
" T Pc, M so p Beach and scabrsh: a, s15 Is
a. H.. 80. 4 20 p m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WA-IINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia, 49, 20. zoo. II 80 m 30
90 30 90 CoV 'so oJ az To- ~ 20 49, Hsa oo
For baltimore aud Washington ualiy at W ~ 3V ~
. 90. 5 20. . 100 \. N, l. 10 night
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