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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
a PLUCkY GIRL.
A Comaocticut Young Woman's
Brush with Couple OF Tramps

brush with n Couple OF Tramps.
Lille Stegeman, q bright. buxom
young woman, employed lat Langdon
4 bachelors in Bridgeport, Conn. has
been in the habit of riding bicycle to
and from her home, which is few
miles out in the country toward Fair
field. A number of women having been
accosted by roughs in the outskirts Of
the city, Miss Stegeman purchased q pis-
tol. Thursday evening she had Just
passed beyond the glow of the electric
lights and had entered a lonely road,
when a tough-looking stranger ac-
costed her. Without speaking or in
creasing her speed she kept on her
way. CHANGING back she saw that the
fellow was following her on a run.
Before she could get good Roadway he
had seized her around the waist. In
her struggle she fell from the wheel
into the road. The man lost his foot
ing also and fell down an embank-
ment.
Before Miss Stegeman could get on
the bicycle again another tramp APP
peared and tried to grab her. Quickly
drawing her revolver, she fred over
the mans head. The fellow immedi-
ately started to run away. Then the
first one reappcared only to beat a
hasty retreat when he saw the re-
volver. She fred two more shots to
give the fellow a good frightening, and
then picking up her wheel, she started
for home. She could hear the men
take to the bushes and run for their
livac
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

ENGLAND. to u degree which Ameri-
cans can scarcely imagine, is annoyed,
vexed and cursed by the fundamental
injustice and unnaturalness OF its en-
tailed state churchism. The popular
irritation caused by 1t is constant and
is evidently increasing. There is no
one form Of religion that is common
TO tho people Why should the state
pour out its millions every year into
the lap Of one Of the sects and only
turn the cold shoulder to all other re-
ligious organizations? Why should
John Bull extend all his favors to the
so-called established" church and
give none to any of the restP The
fact that this still continues to be
done grows only more and more fla
grant-more and more exasperating.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
some Little Things.

The movement in favor of Roman in
stead of Gothic type is rapidly gaining
ground in Germany. Many medical
and scientific periodicals are printed
In Roman characters.
The education of Russian children is
said to be conducted in four languages
the native. German, English and
French-which they learn to speak
fuently. The Gar speaks English re-
markably well.
In the old home of Henry Clay, at
Ashland, still one of the finest estates
In Kentucky, Is preserved manuscript
speech of the great senator, and on an
old mahogany table stands the quaint
nkstand he used. SIS
Scotland contains thirty towns Of
more than 10000 inhabitants. Seven
of these number more than 10000 in
haDitants, nine have between 10000
and &c, 900, and the remaining fourteen
have between 10000 and 10000.
A sign on a London shop reads:
"Plots for novels or snort stories
Prices reasonable The occupant of
the shop Is said to have q rare talent
for devising plots, but no great power
of narration, SO he sells his ideas.
The tea trade of Japan is consts ntly
increasing, while that of China Is di-
minishing. The increase is at the rate
OF more than 3,590,O00 pounds yearly.
Most of the Japanese tea Is consumed
in the United States and Canada
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

To GIVE Alfred Tennyson his title
OF lord seems to Americans like paint.
ing the lily and employing very vul-
gar and garish color for the decora-
tion. To Besants complaint that ncith-
er Darwin. Huxley. Faraday, Dickens,
Thackeray. nor Browning ever re.
ceived honor or title from the queen
the American response will be what
OF itp" Wealthy brewers are made
peers. The London burgomaster who
gave gluttonous feast to certain roy
al guests may now boast himself u
lord. The balletmaster and organizer
OF spectaoles has been dubbed a knight.
Why should a Darwin or Thackeray
repine that he Is not invited to join 30
worshipful company
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

The bicyclist Is a wandering advo-
cate Of better city pavements and bet
ter country roads. Already he has
made his influence felt for good in
many communities. As the number
OF bicycles multiplies throughout the
country and the man in the knee.
brooches becomes aware of his in
fluence, the wheel will be recognizep
as powerful engine OF reform. For
many years the people OF this nation
have contented themselves with
wretched highways, the farmers be-
cause they feared heavy taxation for
improvements. and the other classes
OF citizens because they sympathizcd
with the farmers 1t is beginning TO
be understood. however, that the
farmers fears are not we'll founded; in
fact, that they sustain enormous losses
as the direct result OF bad roads. 1t
the province Of the alert bicyclist in
the short trousers and long stockings.
who is brought in contact constantly
with the horrible highways. to teach
true economy in this matter and To
throw his influence on the side OF his
teaching.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
THINGS IN GENERAL.

Cable lines will supplant 1000 horses in
New York.
Englishwomen have returned to square
toed shoes.
Ice cream was first made and sold in
Philadelphia ninety one years ago.
San Francisco's cable system is greater
by fifty miles than that of any other city.
A weasel caught last week by a Salem
(Mass.) cat, measured fifteen inches in
length and eight inches in girth.
One of the most competent, devoted
and appreciated society editors in Bos-
ton is a bright young colored woman.
The wreck of what is believed to be one
of seven vessels sunk in Newport harbor
August y, 1888, was discovered by divers
on Monday.
There is marble mine, recently locat-
ed, at Providence, Cache county, Utah,
that yields a marble SO much like notified
onyx that the difference can only be dis
covered by the use of chemicals.
One feature of the great exposition Mt
Chicago will be essentially American-the
exhibits Of animals. The authorities hav-
ing the matter in charge have set apart
$50, 1000 in premiums for the various sorts
of live stock.
At recent meeting of the Royal socie-
ty of Edinburgh, DR.. A. Bruce read pa
per on case of cyclopia, or single eye,
which has come under his notice. There
was single socket for the eye, Of loz-
engc shape and situated In the middle of
the base of the forehead.
While New York travelling man was
buying ticket at railroad Office in In
annapolis the other day thief seized his
grip and ran. Leaving his change and
ticket on the Office sill, the man gave chase
to the thief, who, however, escaped with
his booty. Returning to the ticket Office, the
travelling man discovered that during his
absence another thief had made way with
his money and ticket.
The trustees of the Museum Of Nation
al Antiquities In Kiel have elected Frau
lein Johanna Mestorf director of that
famous institution to succeed Prof Handle
mann. Fraulein Mestorf had been Gus.
todian OF the museum since 1873. Friends
Of the woman's movement In the father.
land hail Fraulein Mestorfs election with
| Joy. They believe that the time is fast
coming when women will be admitted to
| the great universities on level with the
men.
Another relic of the rebellion has been
discovered in Virginia. A few days age
while log two feet in circumference was
being cut In two near Bloody Angle" In
Spottsylvania county, the saw went
through the butt end of twelve pound
shell which was imbedded in the log Out
Of sight It is supposed that the tree wa
about nineteen inches in diameter at the
time the shell was fred in 1858, as these
trees grow about quarter Of an inch {
] year.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

Pretty Miss Stuart Mosbr, who was
introduced by Count Mitkiewicz, the
alleged foreign nobleman, to the no.
torious "Shoebox" Miller at Long
Branch carly this summer, which in
PRODUCTION led to the assault upon the
Count by the young lady brother, is the
second daughter of Col. John $. Mosby
the famous Confederate guerilla, and
a charming type of Southern woman
hood. The assault upon the Count
by Miss Mosby's brother was provoked
by the knowledge of his sisters
engagement to the rascally Miller
brought about by Mitkiewicz's intro
duction. Miss Mosby is about 20 years
of age, with blonde tresses, deep blue
eyes, and pretty and regular features.
She was educated at tho convent of
Mount de Sales, near Baltimore. and
spends her summers at the springs.
while her winters are usually passed
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
A Ro.e.CoIored Lake.

A rose-colored lake is one of the
novel attractions in the Caspian Sea.
One lake is covered with salt crystals
strong enough to allow man and beast
to cross the lake on foot. Another is
as round as any circle and of lovely
rose color. Its banks of salt crystals
form setting, white as the driven
snow, to the water, which not only
shows all the colors from violet to
rose-red, but from which rises per-
fume as of violcts. Both the perfume
and the coloring are the result of the
presence of sea weeds, the violet
Polycystis violacea and the pink Cath
rocystis rosea persicina.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

in Washington, where she Is much APP
preciated in literary circles. She Is
bold and accomplished horse
woman and quite clever with her pen.
Her brother Beverley, who resented
Miller's attentions and opened fire
on Mltkiewicz, made himself con-
spicuous some years ago when he
fought duel over a young lady with n
student at the University of Virginia,
IN which nine shots were exchanged.
The only mischief done by the bullets,
however, was the cutting off OF but
ton from Mosby's cap by his antago-
mist, Lee. The accompanying portrait
of Miss Mosby, from recent photo
graph, is q faithful likeness of the
) Dung lady.
Baltimore is strong in beauty-femi-
ufris beauty. Not that more material
nacSe-s have been neglected or ignored
in this courtship of Venus, that mod
ern progress has forgotten it's duty In
the enchanting glance of baltimore s
feminine eyes; but they, the worthy
citizens, still cherish a gentle rever-
ence for the loneliness of their women
that no harsh repetition of the cruel
old adage can dismay, and better
would be the day for Baltimore should
her maids and matrons be forced To
acknowledge the supremacy of rivals
coming from beyond their city's gates.
hut short while ago another fair
rose was added to this precious wreath
of beauty in tho person of Miss Adele
ii crwitz. Faithfully in her Is pre-
served that type of delicate Southern
comeliness that perhaps none other
tnnn our American women possess.
Tall, with the slcnderness Of exceed.
ing grace, her carriage is both gracious
and dignified. while the brunette tint
ing of tie hair, eyes and polished rosy
tint Of the complexion is lighted by
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
MICHIGAN
IT ia one Of the hardest and at the

IT Is one OF the hardest and at the
same time one OF the most essential OF
duties TO discover and observe limits.
II is comparatively easy to be enthusi-
astic in ono line-for one man TO be
frugal 70 the point Of meanness, and
another TO be liberal 10 the extent OF
prodigality. But to be wise enough
to sec where the two meet and bal
ance each other, to discover where
each virtue carried TO excess becomes
vice, and to DO self-controllcd
enough TO prevent SO dire a catastro-
phe--this is no task. Ittakes thought
wisdom. self-deniaL and resolution oil
far higher kind than is needful for
the most elaborate or rigid system oil
small economies.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
BcrlIn Gun Factories.

The activity in the royal gun fac
tories in Spandau, near Berlin, has al
most ceased. A year ago more than
1000 workmen were employed in the
factories. To-day less than one.tenth
of that number remain. There is
great discomfort among the towns
people in consequence, although disin-
terested persons look upon the dis
charge of the laborers as q guarantee
of peace. Spandau, by the way, is the
scene of the famous we'll in which part
of the money paid as indemnity by
France in 1871 is kept.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

nom the French cohort while the
Bacchanalian term spree" is esprit
twisted around and Anglicized, or.
rather. Americanized. From the Span
ish we get 'savy." from saber, to
know; and 'vamoose" from vamos.
let us go. The German gives US
''loafer." from Laufer, an idle fellow.
and bower" the term used In some
card games. from Bauer, the German
name for the Jack" The Dutch or
Holland language contributes "boozy,"
from buizen. drunk; 'logy," from log.
dull; boss" from boss. master, and
'.landlubber. " from landlooper. vag-
abond. Sat Evening Post
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
waiting for n Change.

A recent issue of a Trinidad, Colo,
paper contains the following news
item: There was born yesterday
morning to the wife of the Hon. Jesus
Maria Garcia, at his residence at Plaza
de Garcia, one mile below the city,
daughter. We do not mention this oc-
currence as matter of news, as the
same accident has occurred to Don
Jesus seventeen times, but having con-
tracted the habit of publishing the
item we intend to continue it at suita-
BILE intervals until there is change in
the program."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
SAYS a Physician.

''Itis best says Toledo physician,
Ito ride up in the elevator. and. when
coming down to take the stairs. Like
going up hill. walking upstairs is hard
work. and sometimes risky. especially
for people with weak lungs, defective
respiratory organs or neart disease.
But going downstairs hurts nobody,
but is good exercise; going down on a
brisk run is really good thing-it
shakes up the anatomy without incur
ring the danger OF. physical over-exer-
ton; this shaking up is good for ones
internal mechanism which 1t acceler-
ates. especially the liver, the kidneys
and the blood circulation.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
Ju.ticei Oh. Ju.tice,

Once. while Mamoun was convers-
ing with oneY OF the most famous
scholars in his realm. a woman claimed
an interview. Justice. D. prince!
Justice, implore! My brother, left
six hundred pieces OF gold and his
heirs have given me but a singleone."
That was only proper" replied the
caliph; leach OF your brothers two
daughters Is entitled to one-third OF
his property. or four hundred In all.
The widows share is one-sixth, or one
hundred pieces. Your brothers moth
er should receive one-eighth, or
seventy FIVE pieces. You and your
twelve brothers are entitled to the re-
naming twenty-fve; but as the law
allows double portion to the male.
they have each two pieces OF gold and
you one. "-Argonaut.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
An Inch OF Rain.

Few people can form an idea OF " hat
is involved in the expression IAN inch
of rain" 1t may aid such to follow
this curious calculations: An acre is
equal to 6,27.,6 $40 square inches, and
an inch deep Of water on this area
will be as many cubic inches, which,
at OCT inches to the gallon, is 22,OuO
gallons This immense quantity Of
water will weigh 100000 pounds, or
over 100 tons.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
In China.

In China woman cannot return to
her parents house after an unhappy
marriage, as is so often done In west
ern lands because there is no provi-
sion for her support The land is set
apart for the maintenance OF the pa
rents, and after that has been provided
for the remainder is divided among
tie brothers. No lot or portion falls
M N eisfav
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
Slang words.

Many slang terms are corruptions or
notifications of foreign words wrested
from their original meaning. Thus
''cahoot," a Western term, meaning
to be in company or alliance with, Is
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

quick glance and fine fire OF much and
nation. Since her entrance into the
social arena Miss Horwitz has charm
ingly borne the honors of beilcship,
counting full as many admirers won
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
Firty Cent? 20 Cross the s,rest.5

People who live along the Nisqual-
ly River, Oregon, are compelled to
pay 80 cents ferriage for crossing
stream no wider than street.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

by the charm of the frank amiability
of her manner as the fairness Of her
face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
Eanrgass
"AmERECA,s GREATEST RAILROAD
NE!:!W!!! Yo ORR. CE!:!M!TRAL

New YeR!!!k! CEA1RA!
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and Forty second ST., New-York
Centre ii Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY aAILRoAD STATION IN THE CIT.
Trims leave follows
FAST MAIL.
s,1o A. M-For Albany sa.s.oga, Montreal ussA
Esafs I S.sy n6 ess z, pda airfb
sSs .ss Tg@s ed s.s s i Ss s E
Due Chicago s;45 a. m. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS
1880 A. M-Dany except Sundays. Connects with al
sa M" ,1 YO, %ss s Of os Tsi s Bs
sOUTaw E-TEHN LIMITED.
1,3o p. M.-wsener vestlbule rawng-Room, Sleeping
buffet, Smoking and Library, Dining and Cafe cara
Sue Sas7Hi: 10 no next day 20
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1s sSd isi;1y aaa pSs Carr. Due Chicago S
next day. No extra fare.
1870 r. M-Wagner Drawing Room Cars Due Albany
Y:25, Troy :35, Saratoga $50 .. m.
NORTH SHORE Limited.
Also r. M.-wagner Vestibule Buffet Drawing Room.
Sleeping and Dining Cars Due Detroit 0 is q n.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
's sSd i Dining Cars. Due BunalO IS a e., NASsn
D. ms. Chicago 100 D. m, St. Louis AS a N.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTRLAL EXPRESS
sssgns que car; 100 MAJ soS 3 M az.
tresl, due Z rs g. IL.
BUFFALO N bSGtRadNbE Eek sph 1SCG AND
Due ~ z.aaaa. sif ss5 gs 20 Paul
Upper Lake Staten.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
sinnau 80 ,. m. Indianapolis 10 80 y m. st. Louis
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
800 NJ b5 pss;ePges Sny carried on ~
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
els p. M.-wsgner sleepingcars, New-YOrk TO caDs
w Vincent Buffalo Detroit and Chc2T StpsrE aHsE.
G aNb TTSSsfGT 90 ASP SA sG %
li55 800, 100. 100 90 si5P M tSs S cay
$2$ icF s5rrso2s %s,s Fo ~ NO III 80
80, Is 80 80 90 SsdS 5iS0, 500. 5i5' Iii'S3
sAEATo% Also &c. t'Sy 10 ~ no 90 III 30 A M. 80
U4HfH Id S 5g 81 g. &c., sl9 49, 5o sOo S Is
RoSHEsrE PUFEALo7 % 10 90 90 n S g.
II SO p. NJ. also for Rochester, 100 p NJ "a
NIAGARA FALLS-91o. 10 90, 10 80 A. NJ $780,
60 70 M6 Mo- MIMI - E ASp MoYrREALis
\. NJ. OO N 80 p. NJ also for Adirondack MIS-,
CAPE xIYCEYT CLAYTON, OGDENsBuBG ANp
OSWEGO- II 50 p. M. : also for Clayton go z. NJ
i 20 CO. Cap 10 Xp'In' Ma 40 "a 90 P fer o~'s' $40
AT6gSN G % AS Az oG AZ 4 81 = r.
PITTsFIELD. LENOx NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BEEtK~HiRE HILLS
(via Harlem Diyisiou
1yo t,,fns with DraWilQ.k OOm Cars.
o Ol A. NJ. due Pitsle1 35, North Adams 80 D. N
- go D. m, due Pittsned no. North Adams 10 D. m
NOkFOLK AND the LITCnFiKLD HILLS.
10 go D. H. through car due Norfolk, Conn.,, 80 m:
For tickos and space 10 SleepngCars apply at Grand
Central Station, at 4l3 49, 942 Broadwsy i Pah
Place, s. West 125hs and lysths ssSio Ss H p
tori. Lave Z. D. Bfookly9 100 Hudson,st Js sey cg ~,
hotels and residences through to destination.
Daily except Sunday. Daily except saturday othf
Above trains except those leaving at 10. 9;2o
40 30 80, 55, 80 :55, and ii 80 D. H. stop
at 128th-st station.
JOHN NJ TOUCJGY, GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
Danelns Academies.

ALEXANDER MACGREGOR, los WEST 56TH.sT
n PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS IN DANCING.
Any time by appointment.
- FORGE w WALLACE'S SCHOOLS, MUSIC HALL
" 57th-st. and 7thave., aud HARLEM so and go West
I26t-st tuition daily by appointment classes
begin October; send for circular to Harlem School.
& AUSE'S DANCING ACADEMY, open, Adeph
- Hall, 52d-st. and Broadway; all the latest dances
art OF Dancing best published SOC. copy. Send for
circular.
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Drn Scoos

~ ENUINE BON MARCHE AND L0UYks5,
VI gloves best and cheapest in the world sel SSsss
no ssibie D ices Celebra,ed LsyalieFe Cesset s< 70
A. Il. JAMES 800 Rroadwsx,
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
NPV,YQrk B Lonq Branch Railroad.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE.
Trains NewYOgk for Red Bed Bf9k Long Branch
Ero1 foot Of IIberty-st-4 so, 10 IL rs 80,
= 20 1sxpressC 90 80 (express), 80 90 D. m.
S,tndavs : a. m. 4 700 D
From foot OF CoFandt or Desbrosses - 10 a. n,
10 noon 40 Cezpress) 30 (eXpress 10 p. Sun
DAYS as a. ~, 5 10 p. M 49,.
Sunday trains do not stop at Asbury Park ana oee~'
RfJFUS BLODGETT, Supt n. Y. and L. B. r r.
Ii. p BALDWIN, Genl Pass. Agent c. r. T. Co. u
n. j.
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GeIp munt

7 AIDES who viii do writing for at their own home
IL will guarantee good wages a, dress, with selfad
dressed, stamped envelope, Miss EDNA l.. SMHTHE,
South Bend Ind proprietor Of the famous Gloria Water
for the complexion.
XHTE WISH TO employ few good local and travelling
" sell BIZ sample Money Order System to
retail merchants. $500 month in IL for live statesmen
stamp, MERCHANTS MONEY ORDER COMPANY, Gin
cinnat, o.
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CENTRA Az. IL. R. or NEW-JERSEI

hty1 a.. . IslkEIs
TiDle Table OF sept ., 1891 -
ssHS1sa SS9sE %s
fSF s sPd e'cH On Sundays
s45 I'm for Es5a MPas5 Chung wsessssss ss
s esa san5Sfy Eiges Mere Through coach
Easton M'pc@ Chunk I SeaSJ3g HART;
VI Siile ep ReaGng go and d Hsrr.tsrz ~
burg ~ wiikosbarre scranton Tamaqus fOsve, Shan
5$S 'S for f Es'son aaeS Chunk Reading Harr.
burg &C. SUNDAYS IN. .t a. 80 80 p n6 m;
ALL RAIL ROUTE
70 THE SLA SHORE ,..o s,,
II T9r a. fnsenpS 80. 't 49, m Sundays. oa5
GS oE Red 'fsIiP t6Hs and points south Point
df9s and sSSFy F e a. 90 Park and B
s''F dr 49, S:.si II haven Aatc c 9ncand and Brss
at 81 80 Non m SP Beach and sabrght at 80 85
'O ron ~ soS' ira, sse RFo,EETrMoRE AND
SOr P4adsphla q 80 AS 900 G 10 ;oo Sh1i.
night. SUNDAYS, 800. 10 80. ii 80 a. m, 90 $780,
pSiSs cid rs S t6 SaS d. % T
III Is at 5is .1i.s 20 ss.asa.1 ssn suas
80. 90 GOO M, have connection for Reading Ha''
Ysbnrg Pottsville, &c.
For sunbury and wnlismspor., VIA Philadelphia az -
m. u 80 Buffet Pqr0r Car. $50 e M y 10 midnsh
Except tUrday night, Sundays, o 90 Y. m. -.
Tickets and ParososT stats car be prosgred az a.
West 125thst lS4 East 125th St, New-York: Courtst
$50 Fnton-s.., 80 Broadway. Brooklyn, -.
gage from hotel or residence
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
Fol- LUNU DlsANCII, ~. La. O.syh,a.--y
FROM PIER b. " r., FOOT OF hECIOtrSI. a..
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach 9a ~
Monmouth
a. ~ Il 100 Saturdays only, 345, 200 D. H. eohuASs'
For Eiberon, ocean Grove, Asbury PARK ana POM
Pleasant 10 AS a. 100 SATURDAYS 9nli so . ~
D. m. Sundays Except Ocean Grove ana Asouy tarAb
8 30 a. m. ,.,oo,, ., ..ao ~
n 100 Saturdays only. 3 AS D. m ,,,.,.. 49,. r-,.-.
For Reach Haven, Atlantic CITY Nluetshu anu oriuso
u m Saturdays CnlYJ.