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Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30

DHILLIPs' EXCURSIONS VIA DENVER AND
Il Rio Grande railway and the Great Rock
Island route leave Los Angeles every Tuesday.
Personally conducted through to Chicago ana
Boston. Once No. 13e South Spring gt. I q
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30

GUNNER SCHOOL AT THE
- WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
245 2. Spring st, Los Angeles.
School in session all summer. Thorough
training in the commercial and English
branches, penmanship, shorthand and telegra-
ply. Call or write for our new illustrated cata-
1ogue. G. A. HOUGH. President.
w. G.. FELKER, President.
rs 3m Y. @. WILSON. Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30

TMPRoyED EXCURSION CAR SERVICE;
Il the Santa Fe route shortest through car line
special family tourist sleeping car excursions
for Kansas City, st. Louis, Chicsgo and New
York personally attended through to Boston by
Santa Fe excursion conductors, For cheapest
tickets and full information apply to any agent
Southern California BY, sHd City Ticket Once
Santa Fe Route, 20 N. Spring st., Los Angeles.
-fsN- III 1T
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30
EDUCATIONAL.

TTONoLULU TOURs-HUGH b. RICE, SPE-
III ctal agent Oceanic 8. 8. Go. Once: 12A
w. Second st; P.O Box 679, 12-z ii
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30

rHEACHERs' GLASS PREPARING FOR
IL county exsminstion Positions for gov
ernesses and teachers. 1924 s. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30

II UDLAM SCHOOL OF oRATORY AND
~ Arts. Y M.O.A. bnildine. 7-8 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Uhe Phla. Reading Il. r. Co-Lessee)
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland: and Des.
sts as follows
a. II. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
$40 a. NJ for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester BUT
Chair Car to Lyons and Pullman Car to Suspension Bridge
IL a. H. FOR South Planleld AMI Oil intermediate points
1890 p. M for Elmira and intermediate points chair
u Wllkesbarre.
l D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points,
hection TO Reading and Harrisburg.
80 D. m Bound Brook and all Intermediate POINTS
40 h. for l.. and h. Junction aud principal inter.
mediate points. Chai- Car 10 L. and b. Junction.
y. for Pottsyille and intermediate points. Chair
Car TO P0itsSie. 80
20 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg.
y for Pennington and ali nterned ate points
80 - TO- Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester, Bur.
falo and the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and
pension Bridge.
$40 D. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
ton coal regions. - -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL A. Mauch Chunk Ilazeon Shenandoa
and Intermediate points.
rs y. II. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
30 p. ~ for Geneva, Lyons. Elmrl. Rochester, Buff
islo and me West pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
General Eastern Ofce. 235 Broadway.
The WORK Transfer Co will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through destination
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

nacr Franz A. and VIE to John Becker odo and anO Of
Caynoto brothers AdaHsnt Mig Co. ws OF wlllis-a'e
dix Aeeir IT, % Jane Wolfe. of Soth.-t Of
Cth.aye 3 5car,. $4,000; nj. c.. .,
s,, r,S M S9 e LOUIS '''" Of o"'''' q
MeTadiea, Gcotge ! to Tue Guar d End Trust Co.
armly LcS and ano 70 re9 Fl, niIg ana Loan
' GAM W a. wife the Dry pseH Say Inst.
a. iiachcr, fatrch to tho Emierant lrdus Saw Bank.
Sane Patrick Johr'on Of -Oth-';. " Of 2i-ave
Tiac6 sarah J. to Sarah McKennry No II West
Iesly Mary to Lewis Bach, Of io2d-st, W Of 3D.
Kent. Eugene =. to Emma sncdcker. toth.'t " Of
Koc6lcr Charles and wife NeyYork Savings Bank.
II s. s2d..t g Of l-tavc. year. I'll 600. . 80
Kly.hin.Ry, Bumc, e al to hezekl'h Archer No 90
KEN. Henry and wiz to John d Jones 4ith.st,
Kirchncr IsGrc to Ieenharl voqel. W $ For'ythst
Karplcs Bertha another to Matilda l. de Gonzalez
Lionhardt 9 l. GUSTAV t. Baldwin staubach, Ave-
Ls Ter and VIE g w r5IsG. r%5se ess !, oS
corner Woshnstm-a'e ana VA - and T'yy'
,,t t,yaep n Of 'fa aSd st year $500.
La Fsrsr Isabella to joseph corbet 25th-st, Of
Levy Hara aud wiz to ,T 6oe Loan and Trust Co
Lowenf'ls jacob 1hd we 70 Bernhard I"wenfcl' >
George & a g 1 nsa'9q 80 M Lot r'
Mathews Robert H. and wife 10 slgmund COIN,
llGth.st g 4th.avc. moe 500
Mollnari. giuseppe. and wie 70 Giovanni Casazza,
I63 Ellkabeth-st. years. $loOO 1890
HaGGcs c'ha %sag e H coo Se""'''e 7h'
i'rcssnef, John and vie %, Frederick Dncnuth 5
G3d-st q Coartllndtavc, hail bond, 81
Parker Mary r. and 10 Robert II Coleman,
Lot- 80. 1874 2GY 204. map William II Morris years
sl4 600.
W 2Oth.st Of a street carriage way alongsid.
Gramcrcy Park. bonds. f25oOO.
Thompson Henrietta g. and ano TO John Williams
and ano, 2i7 West 10Th. years, $4,000
Tfaphaprn VIM &. and wife 10 u g. Crosby, W >
Bradhurst-ave u Ii5tl-st mos, $1,000.
Ucrkermann. Marie, and ano 10 Niyer Kallman, s D
S7th-st. fthaNe, u mos. ~iOoO
Vogel Leo 81 al 10 LYMAN SchnitZcr. 9 Pke-st
Lots ~ TO 1873 map Rutgers Farm lnstals 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NEW BOOK ON THE DOG.

THE DOG IN HEALTH AND II DISEASE By IVES
ley Mills, NJ A., N. D., D. V. s.. Etc. illustrated
IT dO7 H. AIIlstOp d Go
The more a certain brilliant French woman saw OF
men the better she liked dogsat least that is wha'
she said Though there is a shrevd suspicion abroad
that the responsibility of maintaining salon mas
sometimes compelled n French woman to make oosef-
yatiens which she did wholly believe anyho" II
is more gratifying to the vanity OF the tyrant mAn u
think 50 in this case. But II she could have 'eao Dr.
Mlss book the dog she would have founo tha'
doxs are not really much different from men after
a-perhaps that Is why she liked them For II therc
is thing which the Doctor insists Oh ABOVE
II il me close resemblance both mentally and physically
between dogs and human beings. He oeheVeS 'h"''
with the possible exception OF monkeys the dog s'au
than any other animal Inc nilhu VI
the intelligent dog Is much like that OF the twoyear
old child, though his instincts Of course IN Ahy "Sy'
exceed those of a human being Of any age IN MS
diseases the dog bears an even stronger resemblance
10 man. II ANYTHING, than in his healthy fnnctons'
and the average physician Is much ec'~r
fitted 10 prescribe for the dog 'hHh Is
the abest veterinary whose education and experience
lave been confined exclusively to the horse, COW ana
similar animals Barring slight tendency to cpeti-
ton Dr. NILS has certainly produced delightful DOCK
and one which should have hearty welcome IN these
dog show days
Half the book is devoted to the dog In health, while
the other half treats OF him in disease We find short
history OF the dog remarkably clear description oi
all the recognized breeds and hints for the management
OF dogs, and training OF puppies. The part devoteo
10 the complaints OF dogs clear and exact and evil
IDENTITY proceeds from intelligent and scientific under
standing OF the subject There are thirty excellent
full page illustrations Of wellknown prize dogs OF dit
ferent breeds and many smaller cuts Take it altogether
IL is very satisfactory book and we trust that 10 may
do something toward bringing about better ana more
intelligent treatment of dogs and perhaps give some OF
those unfortunate people who do not appreciate dogs
a better liking for the noble animal For after all,
there is something lacking in the man that does not
like dogs may not be quite black as the man that
hath no music his SOUL but there is surely something
wrong with him. We all reserve the right to be
slightly suspicious Of the whom dogs do not Ike,
and who is constantly (unless he is pack pedler)
being bitten by them. But the insanctivcly be-
loved by dogs and children altogether delightful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
. RE LINES.

- SOLID TRAINS bETMEEY NEwYoRK ANo
ciicAd0 VA cHAVTrAJT , hA iKE Or II:
10 KAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route to Pa.saic Paterson Tuxedo. Newburg
Mddletown Port Jeryls. Mont,cso. White Lake Homes.
dale Scranton, Biz shamton. ElmN. Corning Watkins
Hofnelsyille, Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto ChautAuqua
Lake. Cleveland Cincinnati. ST. Louis Chicago and al
It. a. follows and i've minutes earlier from West 2&se
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
900 naks. PariOr Car Nes.York to Bafao SLEEPER
Hornelsvils TO Cincinnati Connect: Port Jeryis In
union station except sunday for Monticello
vESTIBULED LIMITED.
q M r. NJ Daiy-Soln train for Chicago. Via Chsutau.
O.UU qua Lake with dining ear 70 Chicago. Sleepers
TO Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
= On p NJ, except suhd.y-fof blnshamson' honesdals
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
& on Y. NJ. Dsily-soiid train TO Chicago va Niagara
O.oU Falls ard Grand Trunk ci H:aiway' seeperS TO
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
O on 2. NJ Daily-via Ch.ut.uaua Lake and Sagara
S.0U Fails Solid train TO Chicago Sleepers TO Buffalo,
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WjEgs5F Dt ~ sst r. r. 4 30 b. p 90
" IL. Sundsys-9 a. M, p. M. o 80 D. H.. $3.50 p M
FOR NEWBURG.
yNrEEK DAYS-o 0. m, rs p. ~, 4:45 p. m, 9 80
w D. m Sundays-9 o. M, y. NJ, 80 D.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
NJ APPS AND TIMErA BLkS may be obtained from
MONIES" describing vicinity Of NewfOrk; "ChautauQas
I'ICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMoDATIoNS at
l .oi, 3l7 and e17 Broadway, Chambers end West
sv ho6oscn. ana Jersey city Station. Erie Transfer
Company calls for and checks baggage from hotels AMI resi-
''"''' B. l. RODENTS, General Passenger Agent
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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IN rAs 5%d 81 H1ai1FR p By 5'nd'
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By NJ H. Herbey. 12tnO. pp- 1872. Charles Serb
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THE PRINCESS MAZAR0FF: By Joseph Hattsn
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METHODS OF DESTRUCTION AND 0RGANIzATIcN
or THE sc HOOI.S OF GERMANY BY John t.
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Of ENGLAND. BY the late James (. Thofcld Rogers,
Eaised By his aithur G. L. Rogers Svo pp. 47s.
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TIE YOUTH OFF TEE DUCHESS OF ANGoULEME.
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ners Sbns.)
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
REAL ESTATE.
RrSINESS Az TIE EXCHANGE.

Little Interest was shown in the saes at the Ex
change yesterday which were almost entirely under
partition foreclosure. d. Il. lngrahnm TO-
offered No. 1I6 West one hundred and our;hst west
of Columbus ave- fve,tory stone front hahousc, on
a lot 27.6xlOo The bidding ran from r23,15o up 10
sri 80. II. F. Blinn the buyer. The same auc.
toneers offered leasehold interest In No. 10 West
Twclfh-s west Of seventh ave-. three story. bnc'
dwelling on a lot 18x1O3 The rent Is So per
month, with ground rent for twenty years, nj
$3.50 50 per annum The bidding ran from 5000 mp
10 1925. Joseph Marren was the buyer Bryan l..
Kennedy offered. under foreclosure. Nos 33l and BIB
West sixteenth St. three story brick and two-story
frame dwelling. lot JOS92. The property was
knocked down to the plainun In the proceedings for
$4,000.
J. F.. Leviness has sod Mt srivnte contract house
and Of lot No 10 West Forty ninthst 22Xl005,
for 800 900.
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Rral gsfnIe.
GERMAN AMERICAN
REAL ESTATE
TITLE GUARANTEE co.
Rral gsiaIe.

First Gas. Mortgages TOT InVesfors.
Money TO Loan on Bond and Mortgage.
TITLES EXAMINED AND GUARANTEED.
FINED AND LOW RATES.
No Charges for Disburs sDenis.
81 Nassau 1T. NIutnal Life lns. Bldg New York
1S9 Montnaur ~ 1;cnI Est. Ex. BIda.) BROOKLYN.
ANDREW l.. sOULARD. President
i0IIN A. BEYER. Vice. President.
yyu WAGNER. Treasurer.
Il u. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL HLUE LINE.


For PHILADELPHIA At 80. IS, 90. 900. IL 30 AM
1 80, GO. 90. q 90. 7 80 l2iI
night SUNDAYS 100. 10 80 IL 80 q. m, 80 $50
For noittIore and Washington daily at co. II 80 with
Dining Car a. m, 80, 30 Dining Car. GO p. ms
L. rs night - - -ao
Trains leaving rs a. M. 80: 90. 5 co. so
M except saturday night Sundays II ~
M 80 100, 90 =. have connections for hesdnS'
Harrisburg. Pott>Nlle, Sc. ,,s
For Sunbury and Wlamspou, via Philadelphia, ~ {. tS
a. M 80 80 p. Il 10 midnight except SATURDAY
night Sunday. q 200 y. NJ. ~ 80
Tickets aud PtrlorC be procured at H. III
26l as 94i, 40, 1923 Broadway. 1877 0h.aye ~
Vast io5th.st 1874 l9jth-st, New York Courtshs
$50 Futon.st.. % Broadway. Brooklyn .s.u
New-York Trln.fer Company viii Call for and enecV
baggage from hotel residence.
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES,

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE I,
Solid Palm yCsubued train llaves brooklyn IL ~
Il x. station IL 60 L. l. city IL 10 every night ar
rves In Boso)n 20 a. corresponding tain returning
Tickets and sleeping berths secured at l.. l. Il !"
Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
Danrina ACADEMIES.

LEXANDER MACGREGORS
"A MrndelssOhn Rooms loS W 65th-st.
Private lee sons and classes In dancing every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
PITTsFiEiD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW.JERSEY.
(The Port Reading p. Il. Co., Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST., NORTH RIVER,

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT.. NORTH RIVER
Tine Table Of November 18th. 1891.
80 a. efor Easton, Maueh Chunk, wnkebsrS
S a s R4nsw aSG am suada rSo i s
go a. NJ for EastOn and Allentown;
Ea.to on Mauch IL chunk. shamckin and wlam:pof
- a. m. for EastoG, Maqeh Chunk wila.o.r..
no<n, sudbury, Wiliomsport Through coach TO Williams
90 p. M for Easton, Mauch Chunk. Reading. H.,rs
burg pottyle shsmo6in Sunoqry and WisspSS n;,
vlle Reading and Harrisburg.
s:.5 P; m. for Easton. Mauch Chunk. Eesans Hssr.
mosin.
80 F. NJ fS FOR f EssS I'D .SsS trunk Reading u
s' Pennington fsf as'?s '9' O6 SspsS"a H. 100 ~.
So' 50 = Sc g g % So T. q -
go g. ios go i0 no. ioS 20 Ii .C so?'ss'Sj
10 For Gg go Brook ok at oc 90 So Co. Go
100 t;s9, 5,co. 80, Is. SeS SIP sS g
sa md % 80, 90 80 800 10 so H. % II
2l5: 3. 100. 800 $50, 90. 900 10 90 p. n-
F + S. n At 80 80 &c. 5sS s 70:
90 5 ac oa 20 10 90 o. e SS SIs isG
zoo m, 90 2:i5' 90, $50. 90. 100 Q :oo ia@
and A'n;S 90 Highlands B s at s .s,
FSr Ra Bans Loas BTaRch and points south to Post
rssan e. 80 slS II rs sI N 80 ,c Red 6 s,ss
Grove Grove and kstufy PARK 9 90 a. m, 90 D. M
FOR LAKEWOOD.
r,rs are run On trains leaving sis .. M q. tNI
fos Toms RisaT Barnesa; Park and BarnssA a.
For Raas 0 CIV va Psi and Brdsese. y ~
s $ s. Ts CO. osS > s' % at - Ga
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for Sale or Cease.

MANUFACTURING PLANT covering io's Go, Sot tSs
Nl Brooklyn: engine, boiler and macnincry
docks possession at once. o. Is. ACkEHLf, 81 pIoy
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Mem Unblirations.


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Hlusicnl Jn5lrumcnI9.
Cost ann (onn0

r OST-Bankl ook 40. 100, ie7 on Dry Dock Saving,
IL Bank. Any pcr,on having claims upon said book /,
called upon To present the to the bank within
DAYS or the sad book VIII be drcaN,d cancelled and OK
tlngulshcd, and new one Issued in lieu thereof.
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Railroads.

"AmsRIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD.
THE NEW YORK
; ::::: GNTIRA14
' ...,..',. . n. ,..,::; :. CO.; q Y
| perfect through train service In
| tho world. $50
Reaching by its through cars the wv
most important commercial centers OF tbs
United states and Canada, and the greatest
Of Americas Health and Pleasure resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
BY way of the historic Hudson River and through U,
beautiful Mohawk Valley.
An trains arrive at and depart from GRAND GENITAL
STATION 4th Avenue and 42d Street. New York. csan
Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CITY op
NEW YORK.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 81. 1892.
Trains leave Follows,
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
O.nnA NJ Except Sundays, For Albany uuoa
'oo ~ as@s koc Aesaan due Gsnsya s,c Cana
Actual S5se ,raS% amin s@%e; g t$ mil. -
FAST MAIL.
GIN a NJ Daily, for P9ughkeepsls, Albany uaos
Wv ''' W. hocncsNl, bsOAVla, ano BUE
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. NJ Daily, due Chicago AS a. m next day
DAY EXPRESS.
103OA Except SUNDAYS; sss"aay tain as
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 p NJ DALAI dSs Gas 5 i g. AZ Ias n 4!
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
100 p NJ RIS a ts dSs Chicago iars 500 p m ~
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 p M 4 EsscGs ssn ssIys;os, pgs 5e'ay 7
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:30 P. NJ ta5 due Detroit IS H. Chicago
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 P, NJ 1sy due Buffalo 3, ~ Niagara Ysu.
l:io, Chicago o 100 p m, ST. Lsus
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS :.
6:25 P. Nj Daily, due Montreal 55 a. II.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
730 p MIf9aIyI. SqS 90 B a. Mo 80 a. n' Ni's'
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 p NJ d,asDo due eia sd s. 80 HoaI, 4
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
S:Uu r. NJ rcd on tbs Train Tor koshesssT Due
40 a. nj.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
95 p NJ Sa Be- Sg-S ana " tSs.s oss's
SEE KS s Il s. # .
S45 Z % e ~ ais, s.d for IL rCqsnkeep. s
=. n. for G.rrlsons yves. Poinp. Il 80, rs, III 20
AMii i2l5, $50, AS also for Garrsons 49,
albany AND TROY z 80, 300. TO- 10 90. 10 n.
II; 80 4 M ! 80, - 80, 8 IS, : 49, 90 ~
sAK&iioG% ,;S:sO $40, ii 80 A. n. is go SIS.
$50, u 50 <; NJ. 80, go 20. 49, SIS
EoS 81 3 iN6 BUFEALos1dsSo9 $40 1922
III 50 T. NJ. (; also for Rochester, 90 i. N. '"
~, 80 80 go 'SS j. r vn yoyrpr,r.n"
CAPE VINCENT AND CLAYTON-r9:l5 p. NJ, IL 50
L. NJ; also ios OXdensburg, rs L NJ, III so p "
oSWEGO-l0 100, 10: 80 A. NJ. s 100, 9:l5, giiM
AUBURN. GENEVA & CANANDAIGvA-9 90 Sl9
1000 10 80 A. NJ. 80 700 . rs. II SO P. "
PITT>FIELD. LEMON. NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Division.
Two trains With through Drawing room Cars TO Ptsdehs
- :Ol m. due PIT ied 3j, North Adams 80 D. m,
y 30 p. H. Ptsneld 10, North Adams 10 p n.
For tlcaets and slgce in seepngCsrs apply at GraH
station York 333 Washn gton.s 1873 Fultons. az
S3s Bedford-aye, L. D., Brooklyn.
hotels and residences through TO destination. ~
Daily except Sunday. DAILY except SATURDAY. othey
Aloe trains except those leaving at 90, 9:lo O. n
2:lj 80. 80 3:i5 80, 55 and IL $50 D. N. ssi
at l3s,h-st. station.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent