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A BILL TO PASS WITH SPEED.

The Senate has passed Mr.. Belongs
vagrancy bill, which reads as follows-the
bracketed and italicized words are those in
the present law and omitted from the bill:
Every person except California Indian)
without visible means of living, who has the
physical ability TO work, and who does not
nor labor when employment is offered him;
every healthy beggar who solicits aims as q
business; every person who roams about from
place to place without any lawful business;
every idle or dtssolute person, or associate of
known thieves, who wanders about the streets
at late or unusual hours of the night, or who
lodges In any barn. shed, shop, clubhouse, YES
sci, or place other than such as is kept for
lodging purposes, without the permission of
the owner or party entitled to the possession
thereof; every lewd and dissolute person, who
lives in and about houses of ill-fame. and
every common prostitute and common
drunkard, is a yagrant. and punishable by
Imprisonment in the County Jail not exceed
ing ninety days.
Ithas been the custom for some years,
notably in this city, to make the italicized
words qualify the whole section. No
matter how patent the evidences of va
grancy it has only been necessary for
some dive keeper to testify that "within
ten days the defendant swept out his
place." or did some slight service for him
and was paid nickel for its perform
ance, to secure the discharge of the pris-
oner. How the courts have managed to
give construction to the law admitting
of such result and preserve their dig
nifty passes comprehension.
To the lay mind it would seem that the
distinctive clauses Of the law bear no re-
lation to the question Of employment.
So, too, it is difficult to understand how
court could construe the doing of an oc-
casional odd job, though the defendant
was loafing nine-tenths of his time, to be
seeking employment" Mr.. Belongs
bill proposes to correct the matter by re-
moving the ten-day's limit, so that the
question of yagrancy shall be determined
as are other questions of fact.
The bin is, therefore, one in the interest
of the industrious, for every man who
does not labor or earn in some legitimate
direction is supported by those who do.
The habitues of dives, houses of prosti-
tuition and thieves dens live upon soci-
ETY., and as they habitually refrain from
legitimate efforts to support themselves,
they should be treated as Migrants,
whether they have carried Stops or swept
The record-union., 1891-02-08

floor '.within ten days. Oh not. 1t is
noticed with qualification that Police
Judge Cravens of this city the present
week sentenced vagrant despite the
ten-days plea. But such ruling does not
uniformly obtain in California cities, and
it is to correct that failure of justice that
Mr.. Belongs bill is intended. 1t should
pass the Assembly mem CON.
The record-union., 1891-02-08
RECIPROCITY WITH BRAZIL-WHY
NOT WITH OTHERSs

Reciprocity with Brazil Is now an ac-
complished fact, within the limits of the
new Tariff Act. That is to say, sugar.
molasses, coffee and hides win now be
admitted free from Brazil. In return for
this concession, Brazil, after the Ist of
April, will admit from the United States,
free of duty, the following, if produced
and manufactured in the United States !:
Wheat, wheat flour, corn or maize and
The record-union., 1891-02-08

The old catch-phrase, Large
sales and small profits" has been
used so often, SO irreyerently and
unlawfully, that its force of
expression has failed it. Never
theless the principle holds good,
and it applies with absolute fit
ness to our methods of dealing.
An example is our TEN DOLLAR
SUITS which now fill a show
window. No house can afford
to give such a value as this, be-
cause none have the outlet for
great quantities as we do. Heavy
buying gives us priCe-conces-
sions. See our $40 Suits for
proof of it. They are made of
all-wool California cashmere,
neat patterns, and are in sizes
from "A to a.. There are sixteen
patterns-another hint of the
big buying.
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MEDIUM MRS J. ]. WHITNEY.

OF SAN FRANCISCO, THE CELEBRATED
~ clairvoyant trance, test medium and life
reader can be consulted for a short time at
315 x street, between Third and Fourth, Par
lors and 3, from A. n. to 2. II. fel-2plm.s
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4perinl 7tntirra.
PIANOS FOR EVERYBODY.

wards We at this time have an unusually
large stock of new and secondhand pianos
both upright and square, which we will close
out at the above astonishingiy low prices, for
privilege Of purchase. We at all times have o
1,Lu stock in all the styles of the unsurpassed
MATHUSHEK pianos. Call at Coopers, the
Sacramento. jal3-tf
SAMPLE ROOMS, 1914 Sixth street, be-
tween and X. Fine Wines LIQUORS and Ci-
CARS. JACOB HEARTH, Proprietor.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH, by
use of local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON,
dentist, Eighth and streets. je22-tf
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Forecast till p. NJ. Sunday: For Northern
California-Fa weather; north to west winds;
nearly stationary temperature, except cooler
in the interior.
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atrtu Advertisements.

GENTLEMEN'S DANCING CLASS WILL
VI meet at Pythian Hall MONDAY EVEN
ING, Feb. 8. [fs2l JONES, FISCH & WATSON
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The Rush Continues!

Yesterday was the sixth day of Off
sale, and we are pleased to note that the
general contemporaries our efforts to give
the best of
The record-union., 1891-02-08
FOOTWEAR AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

Every pair we sell is warranted Do not
overlook the fact that this sale will only
continue during the month Of February.
The record-union., 1891-02-08
Weather Forecast.

Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento as
second-class matter.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE ODYSSEY FOR YOUNG READERS.

THE ODYSSEY FOR YOUNG READERS.
THE STORY OF THE oDYssEY or the Aav sa,raS
~ ULYSSES for Boys and Girls. BY Dr. E 1WaIu
Brooks, A. NJ. PIP. viii, $40. The Penh fuonS"
ing Company. 80, ,,,o,,
Or. Brooks's success with "The story Of the lllad
for young readers has induced him to work inc ou'Ses
over IN a similar way. II the tale of battles On VIC
plain between Troy and the sea was y interest "
boys. with their natural delight IN struggle anu
tory the present volume should interest siris, ~
the Odyssey is above all woman's booR' VIII n'
reveent delineation Of Penelope and the playiui he
n casts on the Goddess Athena and the TWO supor"
divinities Gree and Calypso Athcnas long spec.
and gorgon- bearing shield are almost iorgoeh' anu
she becomes human and womanly I'm her sympathy ior
ULYSSES OF course the paraphrasers plan oiu ho'
contemplate a strict and critical rendering OF inc
original That would have been iuconvenient' ana
would possibly have defeated the purpose OF his booR'
He has omitted some passages, and has modlhed the
form NJ the narrative slightly But the volume gives
a fair notion of what Homer related. In spite OF
careful editing, few errors have escaped attention.
The preface speaks of Alfred Lang, and In inc
little speech of Ulysses 10 the shade of Ajax In the
land of the dead the pronOun thou has become
Sthen.n
While FIaxman's Illustrations reprinted here. VIII
always be of interest on their own account and while
thew were well up to the archaeological knowledge OF
his time and even Of times much later they are now
hopeessy out of date The picture Of the attack on
the sutors Dis not even faithful to the text as Flax
man himself knew for Ulysses is represented as still
using his bow and the suitors protecting them
selves with shields, although the arrows were ex-
hausted and the bow was laid aside before Ulysses
victims obtained their arms.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and Des-
brosses Is. follows: ..,,.,. ,.o,,
10 A. M for Geneva, Lyons ElnirA Rochester, But.
alo and thu West louisville and prineipa oea points
atr ear 10 Lyons and Pullman car to Suspension Bridge
ma ma a m Tor Msuch Chunk and intermediate points
II 40 a. m. for Elmira and intermtulate points -
n m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 70 TunkannOcE Connection " Eeaolng ana Harris
OS:4o D. m for H. and T. Junction and principal inter
r,eXiate noints Chair car 70 l.. and b. Junction.
80 = NJ. for Pottsye and Intermediate points Chair
20 p m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate pointA
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
40 n m for Geneva LYONS Elinira Rochester, Duf.
alo and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus-
Trains leaving at 3 TO a. M II 80 a m ?, NJ ana
40 NJ. connect Tor all points III Mahoh0y anu hNei'
coal regions ...,> q, ,r,.,>.e
JlOa H. for Mauch Chunk Rafelton and Intermediate
points and IL 4. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
5;l5 p m. for Maueh Chunk and intcrmedia,e pointa
80 o. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmirz. Rochestef Buf'
falo and tho West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana Sus-
"~'''"' General Eastern Once 2ss BrOadwHs.
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt Streets
IS fOiIoWs;--
On and after JULY 10Th, 1891.

THE FAST LINE
200 Mps 9sns,, ys'teS 81 Sleeping ana P
. fndianspoe s'e e no c me- Soameo, SO
Ard s. Ioas 700 nsxs day. Connects. Also "a
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-composei exclusively 0. Pullman ysu
nHo RpS9s sna s BOON sSfD gas sSs
aS. ms and yRewSs Sa1ro s"S e, @
Sa cS, 9 a aS%s or Sse es by 's
an @ Indianapolis II 40 a. m. and Chicago GAS 4
II. Louis. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
TewYOrs, and Dalns Car. irO@ EssYo.E 70 s.
Columbus, Arrives Cincinnati il :25 a. M, and 81
Louis 200 p. m. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Ing and peSnsyiTsns EarosG 's SessbHls Ps.:s: :s
o,ches nom xYork to Chicago. Arrives In chissss
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
s$S fag & ou y' esss seeReE esf
and HY,.R pnHs ars ,Ns rha
Soigm6us IS p No. clnslnnatl 30 y M. che Chicago
Sce ae' for and % Toledo sss y
except Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Chicago, New.YSTE 70 Memphis Via q. ssenssaaS
as Sy. wssss asv ed f SsS cy
second sn Connect: for SsIsds daily and
Buffet Sleeper 70 New-orleans s.
bALEtuOhE WASHtNGTUN. AND THk SOUTH
Washington Limited Express" of Pullman Pzrlof Cara
%th Dining Car % galtimore1 daily. except Sunday.
1910 .. M arrive Washington 80 D. m. and Coo.
gressonnl Limited" daily, With Dining Car a. 80
ssdssS Is "a. "A 81
90 P. m. and II rs night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, so d. m. week.days vtn
Through Buffet Parlor Car
FOR CAPE MAY, 100 D. weekdays with Through
Buffet Parlor Car
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20, 90 30 90 Cbicsso l.fnu,ss6
MIN Dnlng-CaJ and 40 Washington Limited via
DnngCaD, and ii 100 a. M IL 20, I :0n, 2:IO 2 M
200, $50, 0o 80, 5 90. 900, 8 30, 90 al
200 D. m, and y rs night. Accommodation. ii 10
m, 40 and 100 p. NJ. Sundays express siS
s:SS go 100 40 Li@I.sS). and 10 2, 80. 500:
70, ~ ~ Is niaht Accommodation 90 p 10.
For T1me-f tables Of trains local Pennsy
yanis Railroad System. apply at the following TcsS
Onces Nos. 49, $40 and 9i{ Brosdwsy Aston Hors1.
ana Ioot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts CotftsS
500 FultOn.st, and Brooklyn Annex Station food =
Fulton-st, Brooklyn; 76 Hudson.st Hoboken Statloa
Jersey City. 'As
The New.Yok Transfer Company will call for and chect
baggage r2m hotels and residences through 10 desnao
CHAS Il, PuGH, J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'f AGENT
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. (N. Y. c. Z

WEISI SHOhE RAlLhOAD,' tn 1. ".
station e G I dSSsSs9asps lsaEs
and SGisags. 10 M 'S 4G,6gDio M c g M Is
Niagara Fails 80 10 90 ~, 10 y; 8 IS n.
asS and 4 4 SS 80 Is d M no SSa 10
West Point oOnpY Az NsSbur}s1f5 s,sS iS sfs
. 80 s % "a m IL and q Ssw f%S e @oass
canada east s S % % 10 M E bssSs s ssss
and ST. Louis on al through trains. saratoSa Specials.
~ S M k as so p m fs g cars 70 pasSr f
EtSsatersSi HSntcr Hobart Bioomvile Grand Hotel
station and Phoenica % 80 III 90 ~ 80 H % .n1
bn ss S o' ksat.I' aad q
and Minqsss;f1 siI co. n 8 M M :s.i a.
Kali Hlny uS Sssa ssSSf G TGS Grand
inSile. Cairo and Mouatap House Station. ID 10.
Kill @oan TAI az NS e ne PsF s5S cars 70 Sundays
except She; Is rains M,sos ap i sssss.
station 40 III go 3 rs fSs tsssc ::
Information Apply offices BROOKLYN 1913 washinetsass.
100 Fiton-st Annex office foot q fsonst sxeSy
T !" pax ASs place. S we. i55th,ss and Wess Shoe
Stations foot Of West 42d -. and foot OF JAYS.
G. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent D Nahue''-
ave. NewYork. -
THE BOOK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS octave. 200 psSc 49,
illustrated The standard aathority on America NAV Nav
air smus.menss RULES tSr sailing swmmi1s oAN Al ~
COPY Published by The Tribune. New.Yofk. EnssfA~
ing and universally eomplmented by the presA
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nELA ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
IL WESTERN RAILROAD.
shortD., Iina Vestibuied :

ga m.-Bufao, Richneld Springs and OswegO Express
Via Paterson for Water cap Stroudsburg Bng
hamton, ogSgo; Ithses Maysry hmlrai Corning. nsth
Mt Morris Greene oxford. Norwich Cortiand syrac use
fulton and Intermediate stations Connects Scranton
with trains for Pttston Wlkesbarre Danyie and
cumberland; az 5ufalo with itfaips for the West
20 q. m.-Bin ghamton Mall Via Boonton.
D. m.-Bnghamton aud Elmira Express for Water Gap
srondsbure sc anton 0wego. wsyery and Elnira
meets az with trains for Pttston, Kingston and
WikesOarre. , x>,., -
prees. 1870, ,,c.,. 49,, ,,. , p...
SON for Stroudsburg scranton, Bnghanton owego, Wa
verify, Emira, Corning Bath. weyland' Danvile. NJ
. D. m (daIly)-BuiIalo Rlchheld Springs and oswego
FxDrtss for Stroudburg Scranton, Bnghamton Cortland
syracuse, fulton Greene, oxford Norwich shsrburne.
Watervie Utica &C.. and all points Buslo DivfSoA
connects with trains for the West.
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THE UNCLE OF AN ANGEL.

And Other Stories BY THOMAS A. JANvIER, author
Of 1.-THE Aztec Treasure House." &C. PIP. viii. 2s7. H.
Illustrated. Post svo, Cloth, 81 25.
The marked originality and Characteristic favor which
distinguish all Mr. Janvers short stories have already
won for him deserved recognition writer Of excep-
tional skill The tales comprised in this collection rep
resent some Of his work. The volume includes The
Uncle Of An Angel" "a Border Ruhan," "our Pirate
Hoard" "a Temporary Deadlock" "For the Honor OF
France" "a Romance Of Tompkins Square" and can
Idyl Of the East Side"
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NHH-Ylrk \ LllG BranGh RailTOal

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
Trains leave New-York for Rcd Bank, Long Branch.
From foot Of Litortysti 80, 10, II 10 M, 80,
2I5' 3:SO (eSpesl ! 90, t:30 (eXpressl $50. 90
From foot ui Corandt De,brossrs sG;.-3 30 10.
10 IL noon. . 80 10 (express) 40. express
except Red Banl.l. 90 (eNpress)' no 100 p m.
SUNDAYS, :l5, o AS a. NJ. 10 p. m.
Sunday trains do not stop ut Asburv Park and Ocean
RUFUS BLODGETT.
5upt. n. Y. and L. II. II. X.
H. y. BALDWIN,
Genr Pass. Agent q. X. L. Co of N. J.
j. II. WOOD,
Gen'l Pass. Agent Penn. II. r.
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III.
DAILY.

Novel BY MARIA LOUISE POOL. PIP. $50
Post svo, Cloth. ornamental, 81 IS.
The heroine Of this story eoodbearted, rischefOv
Inc Southern girl in the midst Of Yankee
TONS The characters are evidently life
faithfully intelligently and everybody who knows
those portions of wEngland where there is
faint smell Of the sea the east where life
is as hard and arid the SOIL viii recognize the fidelity
che authors descriptions.
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Eegal Notices

SUPREME COURT-KlNGS COUNTY.-Wil-
- lam j. ayaer ana Bridget T Mcclennen sx
McClennen deceased, paintfs against Thomas Haggerty
Mary Hageerty, ShepIari w Copeland ana John J..
OBrlen, William Il. Gross Nathan p Iandt and oseph
Andrews, defendants. sunni ons.
To the above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned TO the complaint IN
this acton ana TO serVe copy Of your the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS arr the gcrytce
o. this SUMMONS exclusive Of the day Of service and IN
case OF your illlure " appear will
In the complaint. $1,000
Dated May J. 1891
WIN. +. c. MAYER, Painting Attorney.
Onlce and pOstonice address. No. 2Of Montaguc st.
Brooklyn y. Y.
10 the defendant, Sheppard w. Copeland
The foregoing summons Is served upon You nv publi.
cation, pursuant 10 an order Of Hon Willard Baitctt.
Justice Supreme Court the State ~ " orE
dated the 2ih day Of June 1891 and filed With the com.
plant in the occ of the Clerk Of the Counfv ~ Kings
In the CITY OF Broodyn in the State OF New.York
WILLIAM f c. MAYER. Plaintids at,oruev
-pi Montacuest, Brool,lvn, n Y.
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Railroads..
Long Island Railroad .
IEAYETOOT EAST 3lTH-~r., \. ~, FOk

LEAVE DOT last 5trHsSI' n. L., fOh C..
urdays only, 25O Shelter Island Express, $780, 80
SAC HAKDOR, the HAMPToNs. 20 a; m; 80
saturdays oniy5 so Hamptons and Sag Harb0r Ex-
press, 20, 70. sundays $50 g. m. ,.,o cc..ur.
days only. 30 20 20, $50. sundays, 90 a. NJ
BABYLON 30 90 % 70 10 30 20 o. No No g ~
so 10 90 IL 90 night wednesdays and Saturdays only.
Sundays. 5 so .. M 500 J. N. - , -. j.. e. -.
TORT. JEFF ERsON. NoRrHP0RT; = UNTliNGI,o On
COiD SPRING Q: 200 m. 80 saturdays only, 20,
8 30 o: 70 p IN. ito Northport). Sundays . 100 a. M,
OYSTER BAY GLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF, RQsLYN.
G 40 . 90 10 80 a. M; 90 800. 20 . 70 Go
20 90 10 90 naht (Weds and salts only Sundays,
60 5G g. M ~ MGPPSTEHD $40. 800 10 80
a. H.. 100 80 go. $40. $50, 40, 80. 90.
10 90 Il go naht SUNDAYS. 80, $50 Garden City
oHly1 / 90, G 90 80. 10 p ern,,.,, oo
FAR ROCKAWA6, wa VALLEd, sLkEAM, q 10
20. so, 50, $40 80 co. 200. 10 200 p.
Rockaway Beach Ry. 90. 80 80 a. m 90. 90,
20 so. 80, 81. 80. 500 ?. m.
bers.st r. r.: II. $50 and 3i3 Broadway. In Brook.
iyn. Fatbush aud franklin ayes stations 107 Broad.
and EtIlfo
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Railroags
.XmRRICAs GREATEST RAILROAD"
new Y0RK. CE!:N!!!.1!.RA!L4

Il
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
AL trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and Forty-second ST., Ncw-fork'
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TILE CITY,
Trains leave rs follows,
FAST MAIL AND 1900 ISLAND SPECIAL
''t Syracuse, Rochester, Batavia, Buffalo 10 m
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE AND MoNi"""A
'f ssrascsa eS H. caidwsn IL GEORGE 90 p. m'
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. -Composed exclusively Of Wagner yesI com
B1 s% s%d s,s and Ie sssSDg an3
Cars. Due chcago~o AS q. gx mex. Gay
1880 except Sunday Sn9 sstssy train
does not run west OF Cleveland and Detroit
sOUTHWEsTEKN LIMITED.
lao ass Xsy' ns 3
Cincinnati 10 so a. H.. Indianapolis II 80 a. m 3d.
Louis is D M. next day. No extra iar"'
WORLDS FAIR sPECIAL.
1880 p M.-wagner yestbue Sleeping, Buffet Sn'okn n
and Library and Dining cars. Due Chicago S''o D. IL"
''N' N-' SAaAT0GA LIMITED.
lao G Eray {ny ss eS Ss ZIP |uy md
August Due Saratoga $40 p m.
SARATOGA SPECIAL
'a'$9 roy % as sdrsscsa SAC Runs through
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
A,5O p N-Wagner yestibule Buffet. Drawing ROOM.
A'p sleepng and Dining Cars Due Detroit s;1S o. m.
'''' FAST iGs n WESTERN EXPRESS
p g 30 az m Detroit Bel M'f. Is
D. NJ Chicago 0 90 D. m: st. Loul: zS y a; M
Cars
''e s4o M 70 BSatnseS Due 90 M and to Mon
BUFFALO SbGAHsAD Eak1sf 1sSS ISLAND AND
S;:SFi Ii.
and TQ1neS I1s S HSS ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 r. Mwagner ye;tibue Sleeging Cars; que Caa
sianaa 80 p M. Indianapolis 10 40 D. m'' b. LOUIE
''0 Ill., LIMITED FAST MAIL.
500 nu eess as only 'Sf'''
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
'S baa ssip aad fcs sas .aD'
FLsHhILL lNEwgU !GH, PouGnk EEPSIE 3, RIM HI ao
Gtg sS EtIGfg52sSS A 49, Is H.
E9sBs 90 S g &c a. y r. 20 Tor 6a ar sss sn
Np9. Ge;Sops;2Y Ill 80 A. NJ. '@;l' 10 go 800
ai 81 oS 40 ys III ID
sl,S 81 rSy ~ O 3 Nj 80 A. NJ. 80
Il SO 4 s sg 50 49, &c., Sl ss5 Zoo Sc
SS E NJ So RuEg &C. 90 - g &C.
"a * aS for ES &C., So g H.
SS bS sS mo- II AND MoNrREA1
CAPE Nj tiN1G jfSN ~ c1IlsaTToN ALSO FOR Ap4EoN
% u so td p 6sves s'G iI TO- c IL SS
AuRuRN GENEVA AND CANANDAIGUA-91o
10 100 no 30 A. NJ. Z 80 100 BIS y ~ =; NJ
PITTsFIELD LENOx. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
(yia Harlem DivisiOu)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars.
20 :Ol a. NJ due Ptsled 35, North Adams 30 p M
IS 80 D. M due Plttsheld 10 North Adams 10 D. m
NOHFOlK AND THE LiTCHFIELD HILLS.
10: 80 D. m through due Norfolk, Conn. :S2 m;
Central Station or at 4i8, 1885, 9I2 broadway IL PARK
Place SO West 125th-st, and 13atb.st station New.
York 1913 Washin gton-st, 526 FutQnst and 39S beo-
ford ave +. D. Brooklyn 100 Hudson st. Jersey CITY:
Wescotts Express calls for and checks baggage tViA
hotels and residences through TO destination.
l1aily except Sunday Other trains run dalyn -
Abov9 trains except those leaving at 10 20 m
g, 40 2:l5 5 80, $50, 355 go 1855, and il :oS
p. stop at , 1SsthsS sati .FoRaE r. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.
FROM PIER g. n. p, FOOT OF RECToRST.
For Highland Beach, NoImandie Seabright Monmouth
Beach Long Branch at 80 10 40 II 100 Il 90
Saturdays only, 3:45 80. 80 D. M Sundays. o 80
For Atlantic highlands at 80. 100 NJ 100. s:45.
For ElbeFon, Ocean Grove, Asoury Park and Point
Pleasant at 10 AS M Il 100 Saturdays only). 34o 30
s 80 D..
10 90 m Il 100 Saturdays only) 3 AS p
For Reach Haven Atlantic City, VIneland and Bridge
ton 80 u. m, 10 100 IN Il 100 Saturdays only.
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