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NETWORK. ONTARIO ASo wEsrgRN RAILWAY

NEnT N, W 80 ~, W ~ ~ I'M
eorlier from foot Ja,st) for MddetoMn BlooTlag9urs
Port Jeryls. MonUeel0. Fullsburg, Liberty bhhgt0a
Manor, Hancock, Cal oondale, scranton. Walton Dclh
sidney, Norwich, Ednes;on, Utica Rome Oneida, os"cgo
Dyuot Chicago and points West -.
9ilJ NJ, Stony Ford Campbell hal. I@k,s .. 40
honA and MinneNasAa, Waikiki Valley sClto~ Addo-
town Bioomlngoulg, ElenNllle Falls5uis, Hurey'iAe
Liberty. White Lake.
Bib p n. Cgmfbell Lake, Lakes MohGnk and Minne-
wa'NS, Waikiki valley stations. Mddetown. Bloolnns.
lurg, Eenvle, Falsburg, nurcyNlle, Liberty, Whiss
LAKE. Rockland
. t7OOp N. Mddetovn Fall,hurg, Llbelty, Livingston
Manor Rockland Walton. Sidney, Norwich oheod 70.
Me5o kochester, Niagara Fails, Detroit Chicago ana 49,
Bridge.
lao D. m. Saturday only. Mhdletown, DloomhgDsrE
EleAh lie, FallsDulp, Lib rty White Lake. kofAli!a
Daily an Other trains dulh except sunday - Al
Pullman drawing.rOOn seats ana scepinsNtI hrresn
tained ~ S2S broadway Newly fk. j. G. ANpEIsSVN'
g. +. A.. IL Exchange Place. New.Y0rA.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. g. 3:45 p, m.-Deef. pork and hams,
danand moor. Ba Demand Door; short rib. about
25 n. steady at 40s Cd. Cheese-Demand poor. TalOw
Demand poor. TurDentine and rosn-Demand fair Lard
firm at Gas I'd
September firm at Cd october and November firm at
B4s 3D. wheat-Demand poor; Kansas winter hard easy
al s. Gid FlOur-Ihe demand has fallen on Corn
spot-Demand fair firm at IS AID futufcdemand good
September firm at Gs 4l2d: October steady 6s I'D
November steady at 6s I'd. Hops at LondOn-Pacine
COast-Nothing offering.
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A DYERTIsEN EYTs FOR THE NEW.YoRK TRIp:
OFFICES No. 28s broadway. corner thirty .arst.st.
lao Broadway. corner 2Gtbst., until D. m. go West
Twenty hird.st SHAVE lJ1 6thaVe. 1873 Fourth
ave- corner F9g gd $50 lhrasye corner forty
- enth-st LOU IirtuNe., near SNtY-fetst. ,iOS
itstavo, 100 West Fory-socOndst. 1902 ColunbusaNe
LILO Nlnthave 72d.st 90 Libertyst 81 Avenue A.
one-hundred and twenty 9TH ST. up 20 M and 200
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
CENTRAI II. Tg. OF NEW.JERsEY

TUT . Nun
Time liable OF june II, 1891
80 a.. m: Tor Ei5ton, Hauch Chunk Wkesbarrs
Scrhtn. Reading Harrisburg, T9maQul, POtsvlle shan.
S Ok. sp9bnsy Eagles NeTe WiIasor on Sundays
G00 a. m. for Easton and Allentown.
- 700 a N. for Esston ADD Mluch Chunk. On Suncays
EastOn Mauch Chunk and Shanosin.
g. $ 40 a. M for Easton, h1uch Chunk WilSeshans.
scranton, Reading Harrisburg, P0tsye Tawaqua, Shan.
oAn Sunbury Eagles Mere, WiamSpoTt. Through coach
go u. m. for Easton. Mauch Chunk Reading Harris.
burg, Pottsvlle ShamOklr, SUbury and WiamslslFt
on sunday for Eeston, Nauch Chunk TamaQua, Potts.
VILE. Reading and HARRISBURG
100 p. m. for EastOn, MlUch Chunk, Reading Harris
burg Wilkesbarre, Scranton, Tamaqua, Potsyllc Sham
okn.
80 p. m. for Easton and Allentown.
5:45 p m; for Faston, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg &C. SUNDAYS at 20 D. m.
m fnr sfn M H.
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REAL ESTATE.
prTs1vESs AT THE EXCHANGE.

hrich,en on the market. The attendance increases
new buyers and traders are making their appearance
and the volume Of transactions increases day by day
vestor,av at the Exchange John f. ID. Smytb sold at
public auction No. IL North Tenth.aye;, MOUNT Mount
Heiino on a biol of .5Ox100. The bidding started
at 5000 and ran to $1,000 Magns wa 1qe
Wo iso Waverley Place, west of sxth-ave' a four
story nick dwelling on lot 22;3x97 II brought
n,d also under foreclosure, No. 34o East Eighty
secondst west Of secondaye threesSy m St Was
tho buver for $3.50 William Kennedy oheie1 NO.
% and "a West sixty hye:story hat h' So1
each on full lot They brought S3o'4oo eaoh H'"'
The plaintiff in the proceedings.
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ALI. RAEL ROUTE


For Freehold ana Atlaallc ~ h.alQ, at 80 sls
IL rs m, 80. 30 90 D. Sundays, 10 m
go D. Except Frseh0lG).
For Red B.nk, Long Branch and points south Point
Pleasant at 80 10 J. Is a. M. ! 80 2'15, go.
CO. go 30 20 g. n Sundays except Ocean
For Lakewood. Toms Riyer Barnesat PARK and Barne-
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City, Vnoland and Brtdgetoa
For Monmouth Beach and seabrght a. 80. rs a. N.
''Oi FOR Voi pH TT TTLpHIA n,rwIMoRE AND
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
~ RAILROAD.
TAEsTAADARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
AND
Ine Scenic Line to the West.
TRA.Ns LEAVE STATIONS, foot n,
Des"rosses and Cortiandt Streets
as fOiiows:-

Il
On ana utter September 2d, 1897
THE FAST LINE.
Arrives ceyeIand yS s Sleeping and Ps,lor Can.
Indianapolis IL 40 a m. Chicaso q Ky :So a. NJ
etseD S 600 2 m next day coanec 40 q, sSs Y
,o.oo THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMrrRD.
DAWN and 20, exclusively Of Pullman ve,bv.
scaosS 9sGrysuCn Cars Presenting financial rsScrs
sexes lsdss maid barSrsSop SS;SfS soS % 6s
oes Or home Or oce Lighted by statonssy G sSd
d a9 IL 40 a. m and Chicago As No. p n
1T. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
S'Vg Z. No.. Ipglms9 yestbue Sleeping Cars from Nv.
ncaaaa D Passe Sats fe eo9e6 SGyyoy s. Louis
niyes ,s Cincinnati II 10 a. m. and st. Louis q
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
4'o SP Z. M,7Pumsn yessbuIe Sleeping Dining smos.
raIch ana peh9;yysna Railroad Vestbuls Passens r.,
cago 10 p N. next day. ~ 0h'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
ts6ae ST. TSa cScsse ScfssRs Car
r@urs to fRn Sss and SsW css to RPeDa ,1d
d. DS S mo- p dav , Gnsnnas Sso n CHICAGO 40
ng Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily exSsO;
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 M.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cas Nsw.Yors Ia
Chicago NewYork to Memphis Via the shsi Sn9oa 70
sS5 H. next Day CG sHd daily tScss;
for ccvsaod and combu eReS sa dS daily
400 T. Ai.-Shenandoah Valley Express with Through
Buffet Sleeper to New Orleans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express" OF Pullman PsFlor Cas-
30ith Dining Car TO- BamoreJ daily, except SUNDAY.
~ :lo .. M arrive Washington so D. H.; and sea.
gfessional Limited daily, with Dining Car &C ago
2: Ron m' arrive Washington 25 D. ~ regular sxprs
90 D. r. and l2:ls night For Baltimore only, 20
- 90 p. N. and Il 10 night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. ! so D. m. weekday. v,.A
80 Through Buffet Parlor Car. ~
rOis CAPE MAY :CO y. NJ weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 30, 20 :00 80 100 10 200 ponnsvlvan,,
Limited with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Iisn
Yea with Dining Carr and II 700 NJ, l. 20 / 90
G:IV 300, $3.50 4 90 80 90, 90 Q 30 8 100 and
S'OO p m, AID u 10 night Accommodation: II 10 a
NJ 4 20 and 100 T. m. sunday Express Is CO.
300 90 200 LmtedJ and 10 200 a m. 90. .OO "a
zoo 30 S 700 and 90 p. m and u rs night Ac,
commodation. 100 D. m. ~
for tables q trains to local points on the Psnsy
osiid laltFOad system. apply at the following Tekes
oaees Aos 5S5 $40 and ga Eroadway Aster House.
quo 1901 oil Desbfosses and Cortland sts. COUrtst
sSQ rulton;st, and Brooklyn Annex Station foot q
fuIton-st, Brooklyn; as Hudsonst. Hoboken Statoa,
jersey City
The New.York Transfer Company viii call for ana chscs
baggage from hotels and residences through destination
CHA5 H. PuGH. J. II. WOOD
uehefai Manager General PaSsr Agent
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New.York, Thursday. Sept. 8.

NeW-York, ThursdlY, otpV o.
rha ,olloUtnr sales were held at the Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day: - ,,o ,y.,...iay plaza
one 4sory dwelling, with lot No 152 WaNeloS, g
w 3 243 II 6th.ave. lot 22.SX07i o. b. ho"aru'
Two history buildings with lots Nos. 90 and q west
05th-st. S, 200 10 " shave lots ZoNloOo e"'"
Katherine NJ Mabley. $4,000 . 90 -. ood o.,
ono 9story dwelling with lot. No 34S East S2u'st''
a 1o55 It 2dave., lot 193Xlo22; oscar Baum"
2stOy dwelling with plot Of lana NO Mount
Vernon Y. Y, plot 50x100; V Maginn, sS.gup.. o.b
sale Of dwelling. with lot No a west 2zd-oC' Jun
ave was adjourned 20 September 4.
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Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.
MOPWRCHLlME

For DOs,vl, al pO4lLs Noun an IH,L DIvcJ IOute
NeW.I London Watch HIM. Block Island. Norwich and Nor.
cester steamers Pier 40 od numbeF. North River
next uer above Ferry daily, Sundays
cepted 80 D. M Tickets aud statelOOS secured
AZ pol 32I 3i7 1863, 3e7 III 95I and 225 Broadway.
In Brookvn Court and 33l Fulton Offices Westcotts
Ex1ress Pier 40 North River, aud steamers West.
c0tt's Express viii call for ana check baggage hotels
and residences. g. w. BRADY, Agent
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! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 -
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and Des-
Dresses sts. follows:
a. M for Mauen Chunk and intermediate points
$40 IN. for Geneva, Lyons, Emira Rochester. Buf.
falo and the West P0ttsye and principal local points
Chair ca % Lyons and Pullman Car 10 Suspension Bridge
a. IN for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
IL 80 a. for ElmfI and intermediate points.
p. for Tunkhanno * and intermediate points. Chair
Car 10 Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg.
8:4O D. m. for L. and b. Junction and principal inter.
mediate points. Chair Car 10 L. and Il. Junction.
90 D. for Posyille and intermediate points Chair
Car to Pottsyille.
20 p. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 70 Reading and Horrsbmg.
30 for Geneva, Lyons Elmlra, Rochester, Buf-
fso and the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving at 10 a. m IL 80 q. NJ 1 D. m. and
y. for all points in Mahoaey and Hazel
ton coal regions. - - 1890
SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 M for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton and intermediate
points, and IL for Shenandoah and intermediate
points.
us p m. for Manch Chunk and intermediate points.
7:3O IN. for Geneva. Lyons, Elnira Rochester Buff
ao and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and SuS
pension Bridge.
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A NEW HAVEN, 75c.
IA EXCURSION good days.. 81 Is.
Steamers Z. II. NORTHAM and COSIINENTAL leave
Peek slip Pier IS, E. r., and l. !. Sundays
II .. nj connecting AZ NcwHayen With special trains
for MERlDEN. Hartford, SPRINFFIELD, UCL-
YoKE &c. Through tickets sold and baggage checked at
9iiVBrOadHay, Hew.i OrS, and Oourt-st., Brooklyn
NATSKlLL MOUNTAINS-S Steamers KAA-
~ TEESKILB and CATSkILL leave Pier 80. NJ r.
foot OF Jay-st, every week day az D. NJ connecting
with Catskll Mountain and Cairo r. r. Directory u
summer hotels boarding h0us pee pier mailed
10 any address by W. j. HUGHES Treas. C1tskll ~ Y.
DAMSDELL Line.-St'rs leave Pier "a, N. R..
Afoo Fran st for West Point Cold Spring Cornwall
F!shziu Landing HeHblFg daily D. Sunday .. NJ,
& TEAMER "WINTHROP' for Bar Harbor.
- Eastpost, CampObeliO ST. Andrews and St JeAn.
Saturdays 81 D. N.
STEAMER LUCY P. MILLER" for Rockl9nd and
Ranger, connections MO0.eheed Lac, Tuesdays II
noon Both from Pier 80. East River. GUSTAV q.
LANSING, 59z BrO9dwayi LOWS EACHAN1ls' ot7
Broadway ana h. II. SMITH & CO. IL and 10 Williams A.
~ ROY BOATS FOR ACKNOWLEDGES, SARA.
l. ToGA. LAKE GEORGE. Steamers Saratoga or
CITY Of Trey leave pier foot West 1Othst daily except
SATURDAY, z. NJ. Connect with express trains for
all resorts North. Low rate excursion tickets Sunday
steamer touches At Albany Rooms reserved In advanea
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6diirGaos

G.
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-Yor
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
Trains leave as follows
PAST MAIt AED 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL.
Syracuse, Rochester, Batavia, due at Buffalo 10 D. m
SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE AND MONTREAL
SPECIAL.
9teO A. M.zwagner drawng.roOm cars through. Due
Ssaretogl - p NJ Caldwell u. George 4:oS p m'
NEw-YOgK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
Baiet smoklag and Library, Diaiag, Private cOmPar-
Due Chicago AS m. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS
pop Nea YORK sas @ dvsn sasaday
train does not west Of cleveland ana Detroit
SOUTHW ESTERN LIMITED.
1i30 p. M.-Wagner Yestibule Drawng-Roon, Sleeping
Bunet, smoking and Library, Dining and Cafe cars.
Sue Louis as7?i i 10 no. next so ssr So %
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
Lao Sd I,y s%a Ss si s Sas Chicago sS' o.
next day. No extra fare.
SARATOGA SPECIAL
~. Troy 3S. saIpsoga S:iO p. m Runs through
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
$3.50 P MmwaggNeF ves!oule Buffet bt.,o9 81
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
500 M-WSgner Yesti11is Room sNIesp1s
rsd p9s caa C pTs S 10 aS 40 & Detroit
p m, Chicago o 200 p M, St Louis Z as a M
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
700 p. NI.-wogner Sleeping Cars to Plattsburgh duo
e:3j a. nj 70 Burlington due 100 O. n and Co Mon
BUFFALO, N n6iRoNnh sGth spE ES3G ISLAND AM
'Se Mwagnsr Sleeping Cars ~ y GaT e SusaS
4; m. Alexandria Bay, 100 a. m Paul sndths and
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 T. Wagner Vestibue Sleeping Cars. Due GIN.
sinaati 80 ,: m. Indianapolis 1880 p M. st. Louis
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
300 p. MSleepngCar passengers only carried on tRs
train for Rochester. Due :46 a. H.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
oh3 a seepa gt c e5cS Ss"Y0Fk 0SP'
FIsHkIIL (NEWBURGl, POUGHKEEPsIE. RH LIE
CLIFF (KlNGSTON AND CATsKiL LII NO NTAiitNss61 81.
555, 625 F. 81. ! also for Poughkeepse. % 20 4. u.
Tor 30 ta i station ton ccs IT, and il he -
nS r. 49, S W.; 80 p a NJ 49, % % 80
ALBA ~ 4 AM ~ rkoY1 + &C. To- 10 90 10 80 A.
IS9 10 go, 3;55t 80 S;6S 40, 500 O15 III ;09
sAEAToG%E!7 90, o 10, 1880, III 30 A NJ $50
II 50 <. n, 50, / so 500, 1885, zoo 0;l5'
RocHiEi?STER AND oBUFFALo-91o. 10 go, 1920,
III SO E. NJ also for Rochester, . 100 P. NJ,
NIAG g. FALLIS-9I 10 10 122cG 1880 A. NJ $50
ADiSoyD8SSSK MoCSTXfNs AND MoNTREAL-o 20
y NJ, 90. II 80 p. NJ. - >.
CAPE yINGoENT f11AYT9 3 ALIo ZOE APf9H
AND OSWEGO-0:15, nj 80 p. NJ also for CLAYTON
1910 A. NJ. 80 p. NJ. for Oswegc 9:l0, 10 100,
10 80 y. NJ. y 100 p NJ - -
AUBURN, GENEVA AND CANANDAIGUA-o1 10,
10 100, 1880 4. NJ, 1880, g 90 o:i5, II 80 P. NJ
PITTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
twin Harlem Division)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars. ~
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

tyts 4.U-NI D4'A-' a. = - 4''I'
II o. ~ ,5ISy 49, S'-ro,.h
Besch, Long Branch at 30, 10 45 m, y 200 Y %
Saturdays Cply). 40, 30 80 m sundays .; 80
a. IL, 90 p. 49,
For Atlantic Highlands, ct 80 100 a. ~. 100, 3:i5
80. 30 y N. SUNDAYS 80 a. M, 100 p.
For Elberon, Ocean Grove. Asbury Parx and Point
Pleasant 10 AS a. q 100 Saturday. only, as, 49,
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat at 80 m,
10 100 m. Il 100 Saturdays only 3 as D. m
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City, Nlne1rd aud Bridge
ton 80 a. m. IL 200 nj. q 90 p. Saturdays only.
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NVEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. y.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, (N. Y. c. &
foot OF Jay-st (New-y okl: Hamilton London Detroit
and Chicago, 40 700 a. M . 10 y. NJ . 10 p m -
Louis, 70 10, g Is p M Toronto ITO 100 m IS 10,
Niagara Falls, $3.50 10 200 10 p NJ g IS D
IN 3j runs only to Utco) Kingston, g 30 Z 10
10 00 II 100 li :o5 a. M $50 az 90 IS 10, g 70
n az IS y M. az 100, IS 10, g p M CrinsJon'.
10 0O IOl5 til :S5 NJ, 4 Is, al O6 49, '5:ij
35 IS Stnwa 40 and % s@S m 90 n ~ 9 1Sa
ears for BaGao Niagara FAILS Toronto Detroit Chicago
and 81. Louis on ali through trains Saratoga Specials
Caldwell Lake George III :$5 T. m, Cparior car a..
tached daily except SUNDAY - 10 M saturdays only
RoaterskiI Hgnter, Hobart. Bloonyille. Grard Hotel
T. ~. Parlor cars % Bloomyille, GTand Ilotel and
fhoenlcia for KalterslIll. eli 90 a. NJ. TIL 30 a. m
$:i5 p M Trims ana sleeping f car to Bloomylle on
and Minnewaska 80 M, al 700, III 80 a. M a3 IS
b. m ParOr for New-ialtz on IL :35 a. m. train
Hall Holiday Special, Saturday only, 10 D. m. tor
kalterskill Hunter Bloomye, Hobart Grand Hotel
station and PhOenicia. Paror car TO Bloomvie Pa
.enylle Cairo and Mountain House station 49,
II rs m. as as p. Pnror to Catski Cats.
Sll Mountain Night Line. 100 a m, Suniays only
sleeping ears TO Phoenica I'D Bloomve Daily
SUNDAY. stfs Leaves Brooklyn, via Brooklyn Annex
40 100, \ 10 40 p n a3 90 J. Jersey CITY, p. r. r.
Station, 40 49, til 30 q. as 2S For tickets
Information apply offices; Brooklyn, 1873 Wasbing
52O Fultonst Annex orcc, foot OF Fulton-st NoYorN
city: Nos 27l, $685. Ssj. 042 Broadway, l43 Buwefy
l. Park Place, IS West l-5th.st, and West shore
G. l.. LAAkERr General Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt
ave. New-YorN.
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v. K. STEVENSON G CO.,
100 BROADWAY.
FOR s Al

FOR SALE.
The elegant house No. IL We,B 74tn-st., 20x5S and
extension st0Op very handsomely
decorated throughout olso gas fixtures FIRE
irons gas CRATES, mirrors, &c all Al order Address
w. H. RIKER $50 6th-aVe.
FOR SALE.
Property for sale Renwick.st 2Sth-st. 2oth-st. bs
18th and Sth aves), at prices that Will cent
purchaser Also house, No. ~ Wet 3Sth-st. For
particulars apply u
II. X. THURBER. p. o. Box 1882.
A VERY CHOICE house 10. 20 West 70:h.st last OF
IA SIX, 20 feet wide theestOry pantry extension par.
loF, MUSHROOM and dinngrO0m extra large library With
bay window on second story price only $50 o0o Always
open. Apply premises to
CHARLES Buck e. CO., Owners
Columbus.aye. and 72d.st
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ALBANY BOATS.

PEOPHE'~ LINE.
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier a ~ r.. fG9t Can Canal A. p g. DAILY Sundays
Mex BOAT, p. m. Dt4ect connections to Saratoga
Lake George Atrondacks. Thousand Islands, sharon
Springs, C66perstown, Rlch1cd Springs and Niagara
Fails SATURDAY NIGHT, STEINER connects with
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN for SARATOGA
and LAKE GEORGE.
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AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
twin Harlem Division
trains with through Drawing Room Cars
% :o1 T. NJ, due Pittshed 35, North Adams 80 p.
10 go D. m, due P.ttsiet 10, North Adams 10 p. m
NORFOLK AND THE LITCHFiELD HILLS.
$3.50 D. H., through due Norfolk, Conn., ;S2 p. M
For tickets and space in SeeplneCa?s apply at Grand
Central Station at Alb, ioj 942 Broadway. u Parb
Place So West 125th-st., and l3sth.st st0ton New.
York; 1873 Washington So, 726 Fulton-st aud y98 Bed
fOrd.sye F. D., Brooklyn 100 IIudsonst, Jersey City
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
Daily except sunday Other trains run daily
Above trains except those leaving at 10, 20 m.
2l5. 80. 90 SO, 80, 55, and IL ;59 D. m, stop
at 13Sth-st. station.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEORGE II, DANIELS,
General Manager General PASSENGER AGENT
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FOR PARLIAMENTARY '. HNT
WARRINGTON.

For PhnadslphiS e 40, 545 20 10 90 II 80 NJ
night. SUNDAYS, 200, 10 80 II 80 a. M, ;Oo $50.
For Baltimore and washington daily at 90 II go with
Dining Car. a. ~. 90. 3 30 Dining Carr 90 D. N.
- 15 night.
Trains leaving at rs, II 80 M 80 100. 200,
80 D. IL 10 night Except Saturday night, Sunday5
so, 90. 700 p. have connection Tor Reading HaT
risbGrg, P0ttsville, &c.
E0F Sunbury and Wlllianspcrt Via Philadelphia az rs
N. ;2o Buffet Parlor Can, 7:ao p H. 1913 miinisa,
Tickets and ParlorCa- eaC be procured at II, III
pol AS 944 lao. 323 broadway, 81 Gh-ave.. 284
West l2jh-st l34 East 12jth st. New Co1rt-ss-
800 Fnlton-St-, 9S broadway Brooklyn,
NewYoIk Transfer Company Will call TOR and cheek BAG
gage from hotel o residence
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Renl gstafe.

Charles s. 8rntu11.
ENTIRE MANAGEMENT TNKtN OF REAL ESTATE
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
SO LIBERTY STREET n. "
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rEcoRpBD REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N.Y. CIT,
10 William

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-05-14
ACADEMY NOTES.

The Junior reception for the year
will be given in Academy hall next
Friday evening.
Mrs. w. P. Fairbanks and her
daughter, Mabel, gave reception
to the Senior class and few others
last Friday evening and all had a
very pleasant time.
The Senior and Junior teams play
ed hve-inning game last Friday
afternoon. The score stood Z to 8
in favor of the latter. Saturday the
Academy team defeate the Lyndon
Institutes IL to f. Next Saturday
the Academy team will play the vii
lage nine.
Toothaker has been appointed
Field-day director in place Of Will
liam Hale, who has left school.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-05-14
THE FASTEST TRIP.

Editor the Caledonian:
The shortest transcontinental trip
was made in 1876. Jarrett and
Palmer had arranged a season for
Lawrence Barrett in San Francisco,
to open on June 13. Late in May
they discovered that another actor
Thomas w. Keane, if [ remember
correctly was booked to open in
San Francisco the same night, in
the sameplay which had been chosen
for Barrett. Accordingly the enter
prising Jarrett made arrangements
to open one week earlier than had
been announced, by cancelling certain
engagements at the East, and charter
ing a special train. This consisted of
two coaches and a baggage car,
carrying Messrs. Jarrett, and Barrett,
some fifteen reporters, and several
servants. 1t left Jersey City at
LOB a. M, June 1, and reached San
Francisco at 900 a. M, June 4.
No stops were made except for coal
and water, though the Secretary of
War was carried from a point near
Harrisburg to some point beyond the
Mississippi His special was run
parallel to the Jarrett special till
their speed was equalized, when he
stepped from one to the other while
they were moving forty miles an
hour. NORWICH.
Nav -, 1891.