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shot at the Driver and hit Passe.e

Justice Kilbroth. who Is sitting In the York
vile Police Court had disposed OF the last
prisoner at o'clock yesterday afternoon when
Policeman Fox came into the court bringing
James L. Cassidy q car driver. Of 203 Monroe
street. rs prisoner. LimpinE along in their
wake came Henry Gesnll. II bartender Of 100
Ludlow street. who preferred IL charge Of
felonious assault against Cassidy. According
to the statement made 1t srems that Cassidy
had a grievance against William Collins. Il
driver on the Avenue q !lnc. Collins was drv-
ing his car yesterday afternoon when Cassidy
hand Was not steady. AMI this with tho mo-
ton OF the ear destroyed his aim, SO that in
bullet into Geselds leg Gesold was standing
by the driver smoking; The wound is painful
but not serious. Cassidy said the pistol was dis,
for trial.
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tn. Cheap Round Trip hates.

81. LOUIS. July 14.-Now that tho sale OF
choap round trip tickets at less than half rates
to New York has closed. the Eastern lines are
figuring up the result During the two weeks
OF sales about 10000 people passed through tho
gateway and leftthis city for the Eastern coast.
and not more than 1000 actually attended the
convention Of the young peoples society OF
Christian Chris Endeayor at Now York. for which the
sidsrlng whether the disturbance OF regular
rates In the height Of the summer tourist
season and the sacrifice OF the business
e. full rates. which would average $45 from
81 Louis for each round trip. are justified. The
excursion trsffic. with lite extra trains and
the cheap rate does not average more than
Pr LOT the round trip The next disturbance
nlars conclavo at Denver, for which cheap
tickets 20 on sale on July 70 for tiftsen days.
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schuaidt sues His widowed Brother-in-law
for Alternating Mrs. schnaidps Affections.

Sehuidt sues His Widowed Brother-in-law
for Alternating Mrs. schnidrs Aneetions.
Abort Schmidt, an employee in Haven yer's
sugar refinery. and saloonkeeper r. NJ. Won
Hasse. both Of whom live in Brooklyn. mar
ried sisters several years ago. and each has
children. Won Hassel's wife died about year
ago. but. IL the complaint which Schmidt
makes is true. Mrs. Schmidt has taken her
deceased sisters place in the affections and
household Of the widower Schmidt has
begun suit against Won Hassel for S25. 900
for the alleged alienation OF Mrs schmidt's af-
fcctions Yesterday Judge Clement OF the City
Court issued an order OF arrest against the de-
PENDANT and fixed hail at $4,000 Schmid DIT al
lSges IN his affidavit that lon Hassel induced
loughby avenue with her two children, and
TINT on July no received letter from hls
wife. intimating that she had no moro Sc for
him, and that she was well satisfied to remain
as the manager OF Won Hassels house.
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Two runaways were caused In Great Neck
yesterday by mosquitoes. Mrs. Burchard.
wife OF Lawyer S. Burchard drove up to tho
railway station to await II train. A cloud OF
mosquitoes alighted on her pony. AZ the ami
mails tail was docici, 1t was at the mercy OF
the insects. and finally dashed OF down tho
road Mrs. Eurchard was thrown to tho
ground. but was NOT seriously injured. Tho
pony fell and was bndly hurt. 1t WAS after
ward shot.
Mr4 II. NJ. Lane and her daughter Of Brook
Ign. who nre staying Mt Great Mock. had n sim
liar experience. They wcrs both thrown out
OF their carriage and were badly bruised.
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The suns Guide to New York.

Replies 10 questions asked every day Jv the guests
and citizens NJ the american metropolis !Su7ors.
fions 10 si0hsesrs and practical inform alton for
practical people The SnnwW publish. IN time Tor
use al the Columbus Celebration nert OcobT. a
complete. ,miQnr. and practical guide book 10 ms
city. II ,oW tell rislors what the Si0ln are. ho'o
10 reach them. There 10 iodye and Uord 'rh,is
here aud The cost. whTe 10 do D,oiesaie on retail
shopping. hotD 10 om,lSe themselves. aud get rest
phen mearv of s0hfseeing II uM be dttrac,tpeIy
printed pleasant 10 read, and the subject matter
piA be dirided and arranged IN a ,rdv to insure
the best resuhs. TheretaiiDrice riH be IS cenrsper
copp The Suns Guide ,oiH also offer uneguaLied
and srcepIonal opportunities 10 sdrertisus
These vho ,otsh trttsr Information on This sub
loot should address The Guide Bssk Dssrtnss
af0s Hsss Jsyk ASS
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How Long Cnn Mrs. Hoffman Earn Her
SnImrY This Mnyl

Meyer Fuchs. barber OF 10 Gin on street. held
for tr yctterday in tho Essex Market Police Court
a barge OF violating tie dental laws in extracting
tooth without being licensed dentist Nrb Caroline
Holman OF $50 Last Foventystxt! street. detective
In tho eInlOy Of the County Medical sGriety had
Of her tech extracted by Fuchs, To wE"ii, she paid
TWENTY-FIVE cents FUrhs said h- Ind never sem tie
wonAi, before and never pulled teeth. lie denied
having a sign IN front OF ms shop.
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Rock.way Hotel Dumping.

Commissioner Brennan received yesterday
a report from Superintendent OF Scows Ander-
son which absolves tho street Clennin.: De-
partment OF all blame for tho pollution OF the
south shore OF Long Island with garbage. Mr..
Anderson says that there 10 garbage which is
dumped without the supervision Of the shore
inspector. 1t comes from the big ocean
steaamships and from the hotels at MoekEaw ava.
away garl age is carried Off shore In n steam
boat and dumped. but the shore inspector 10
not around when 1t 10 done. he says
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Druggist Julius Adorns and Mrs. Adorns
were among the early morning visitors at
Mayor Boody's Office in Brooklyn yesterday.
Mrs. Adorns had q complaint to mako against
two OF tho dog catchers whom Mayor Body
diGnAod with official standing last week. She
told tho Mayor that her llttio Spitz dog WAS
asleep on a mat in her husbands store on
Wednesday when two dog catchers rushed in.
one OF whom seized ;, the dog and carried It out
the wagon started. the man who had seized
her ran of and Joined his companion. leaving
her bruised and sore
Tho Mayor issued an order at once to the
pound keeper fpr the return OF the spitz, and
both dog catcherS Will be punished IL Mrs.
Adorns is able to identity them.
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Let Go on His Promise to Reform.

Henry Macbeth. negro OF 423 Hudson
avenue Brooklyn. stole two shirts week ago
from tho laundry OF Edwin Jung Bong. a
Chinaman. on the ground floor OF Macbeth's
house Ho was arraignrd Yesterday in the
Gntes Avenue Police Court. Justice Connolly
found him guilty. Then Bong stepncd. ur to
Macbeth il he would promise TO quit poker
IlnyinG ana Join church Macbeth promised
and W. let
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Matters Discussed At tho Meeting of th
Executive COmnittoe.

AaitoPS UIscussed NJ tho MeetinE OF The
Executive Committee.
An effort will be made by tho companies
represented In tho Trunk Line Association to
reinstate the local tariff for switching charges
In the city OF Chicago. At tho meeting Of the
Executive Committee OF the Association yes-
terday 1t was determined that the trunk lines
would not participate in such charges In Chi
eAgo greater than So per car. TWAS also do
eidet to take steps to discontinue tho present
custom OF making Boston rates to all New
England points on tributary roads, The gen-
sral freight officers Of tho committee were ra-
auested to pursue tho subject further In con-
ference with the New England roads and en-
deayor to make some practicable arrange
mont concerning the srbitraries allowed un-
der the present system.
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Tho QuarrsiI,.s Rlanes.

Justice Andrews yesterday appointed James
J. Nealis receiver of the Litoluge Manufac-
turing Company in the proceedings Of Eliza
beth L. Blanc to collect the judgment Of S4d.-
1877 which she holds against the concern. In
to have himself declared tho owner OF this
Judgment, Justice Andrews has granted his
motion to compel his wife to serve bill of
particulars Of the moneys she claims to have
loaned him, providing he submits his books to
her inspection to assist her work tie par
tioularA
-, Isse:.as I..,s. .... s:v .r.ss xs.a.r. I'm
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Stfambcxts.
FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE, COTTAGE
CITY. SANTlcKET, CAPE COD. wHiTB HoUM
TA1SS, and all Eastern points.
DOUBLE SERVICE during SUMNER MONTHS
The four lead ne steamboats, OF the world oommis
sion together.
fLYdoUTH. and fRSvfDENCn.
Leave Nuw York from rier 2s, y. r. foot of Murray
st., as follows;
5;BU T.. VI. week DAYS and sundaya for Fail River
direct, connecting with Pullman v-stbuled express
train due Park square station Buston. $50 A. NJ and
with express ttaln for New BEDFORD there connecting
direct with boat for cottage city and Nantucket (Ths
h3o boat from New York Sundays touches at Newport
Mondays at y A. MI
8:1S y. VI, eek days only, for Nswport And Fail
River due Newport HiI fal River A. NJ, connecting
With Pullman Ne,tbulcd express train due Boson A.
M and with express trains and through for Cape
Cod points the White Mountains &C.
Connecting annex huat leaves Brooklyn. week days
and sunday. At !. VI: Jersey city, 7, ".
splendid baud and orchestra attached TO each
steamer III commission
Tickets, nta rtOUms, lc., be obtained
At II 2Nl, o D4i, nbi and l,S23 Broadway 787 9Th
nv. 2u4 West icSth st l34 East l25th At. 25 Colum-
bus lI3 Bowcry. Astur House, and Windsor Hotel
a, the line office rier -, L. and on steamers Send
Ncents in stamps to Post bce box 451 for copy OF
Brightest summer Lands !"
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Lea I..e Grin. By Pi.y,.s tn. R...s.

NEW HAVEN. July II. - Ralph A. Ford. 81
years Of age. was caught In the act Of passing
forged check on the Yale National Bank this
morning. He had been wanted by the police
covered no had been systematically robblng
his employers. the Elm City Electrical Conn
pany., for the past three months. He has con-
By playing the races.
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sul.x The shaker. for o. 600.

CINCINNATI July 1.-THE Shakers at Union
Village. the wealthiest Shaker community In
the West. have been sued by Warman Brothers
OF Kentucky for $4,000 damages. The War
made with them to sell 500 acres OF timber.
1t is the Grst instance Of o suit against these
people.
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Railroad I.esis,.uo. In Newark.


NKwARx. July 14.-This afternoon the Board
OF Public Works OF this city hold meeting
and heard arguments from the representatives
OF the railroad companies as to why the reso-
luton regulating the speed OF trains while In
the city limits should not DO passed. Presi-
dent Smith was in the chair. and among tho
railroad representatives present were ex-Gov.
Bedle for the Lackawanna road, James Free
donburg for tho Pennsylvania. and J. +. Con-
over for the Central. Mr.. Bedle said he would
have something to say later. Mr. Fredcnburg
objected to the ordinance. saying its
passage would result n great expensscs
and Inconvenience to his company. Mr.
Conoyer said tho train service 81 the
Now York and Newark branch of the Central
Railroad would be greatly impaired. He ro-
ierred specially to the provision limiting. the
number Of cars In any train to forty. Many
other arguments were advanced. and Presi-
Board was. there to, protect tho lives Of the
people OF kewark No matter what incon-
would be passed and the railroad com ranies
could thon appeal to tho courts to find IL 1t
could stand; He said the companies, should
elevate their tracks. and they would find 1t
much more profitable In the end to do SO.
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represented. but the others are expected to
come In. Should they not do so By Aug 81 the
commissioner will call a special meeting to
AOcIntion.
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Railroads.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot Of Liberty st., North River.
limo Table in Effect june 20, 1892.
Trains Leave via
Central Railr

TRAINS Leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
Wnshington S-hour Flyer. daily, II 80 A. NJ.
Philadelphia Fast Line. except Sunday, Z
II. NJ.
Scranton Expire %. except Sunday, . tlS A. n. q,
ALSO r. NJ.
Long Branch Flyer, except Sunday, $50
II. NJ.
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Erie LINES

Direct to PnssAic, Paterson. Tuxedo. NewburSh,
- MiIdetowE, Port Jervis. Monticello. White Lake.
IIonesdae. Scranton. Binghamton Emira. Corning.
watkins Glen; Eath, nsmm%ndsror. H.on Springs.
Chautauqua Lake rley:land, Cincinnati, 81. Lois.
Chicago and all points West Trains leave Now York.
foot OF Chambers st. AS follows. and hve minutes
earlier from West I'D ST.:
600 A. M. Daily-via Niagara Fall. and Cnautnu.
Horn willie Cincinnati Connects at Port Jervis
hanna Valleys by daylight.
= 100 4, ~. Dnily-vestibule Limited. Solid train
for Chicago. via ChAutauqua Lake. with dining to
Chicago Seepers to Chicago Cleveland. and Cincin.
natl Delaware Valley by daylight.
$40 r. ~, except sunday-Monntaine express for
Brig amt on, Ilonesfale, ana Monticello
0;S0 T.. NJ. Daily-Soid train to Chicago via Mag
ara Fails and Grand Trunk Railway. Slerpers to But.
fno Roches err Toronto. and chicago.
a;3p T.. NJ. Daiiy-Nia ChautauquA Lake and Mag
Falls Solid train 70 Chicago h.eepers to buffalo.
Chicago and cincinnati.
PoET JHRvIs--"eek DAYS. A. NJ, o A. NJ. 1890 4.
NJ IN NJ 800 r. NJ, 80 P, NJ. $40 l.. NJ. 7 =. ".
$50 +. N snndaysE"A NJ, sP. NJ. dao p. NJ. $50
NJ. $50 =. NJ. r. NJ. suniays-p 4 A.. 7, NJ, q 80
T. N. SATURDAYS oniy-12:EO L. NJ t23d ST.. l24u).
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATES At
<ol 2Gl. and 057 broadway. Chambers and West 23t
st. Ferries New York: 333 fulton st. BROOKLYN: lo7
Broadway. Wl'nm:omrSh; 200 hudson st., lioboken:
for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
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feAssyivsAis Railroad 10 Washington
onsU the beet and safest Of reaching WAshing
Tor Asspsss sehsaais sf usiAA. tAsiadilS i've hIa-
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEST.
IRN RAILWAY

M.
In consequence OF the i'm provements being m AIDE
the foot OF Jay St. the ferry and passenger hsues
temporarily transferred from Jay st To th- house
OF the IrnsH anR Railroad tom pay at the foot OF
West lath 81. Trans leave West 4.i ST.
8s2O A NJ Is minutes earlier from tho foot Of West
18Th ST. for Middlet0wn. BloomingDurg Port Jervis.
Monticello Elenvie, faiIsburgh, 1insriy Livingston
Manor. IaucoCk. Carbonate. scranton. Walton. Delhi.
sidney Norwtch. Edmeston, rtca Rome, oneida. os-
8,i5 A; NJ. for Ganipbei Hall, Lakes Mohopk and
Minnewsska. waikiki VALLEY stations Niiiet1wn,
BOonin. burgh FL envile. fn.!spurg Monticello. Hur-
leyvIl,e Liberty. White Lake
BIS NJ. Campbell Hail. Lakes MOh0nA and Min
newa-ka, Walkil Valley STATIONS MIdiirlOsn. bloom
insiurg, Esnville, nsbUrch, iGr.eyville. Liberty.
WHITE Lake, Livingston Manor.
~, 7 N. Mihllr!own lallshurgh; Liberty. Liy
ingston Manor R"ckian!. Walton. sidney Norwich
On" ida, uswego Rochester NtEara Fails. Detroit Chi
cage and West Pullman slerpers. reclinng'cLaIr car
free to Suspension Brldlr.
I,t6 r NJ, ed 81: Al T. NJ. West 18th st. sa,ur-
days only for Mid ilctUwn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Elienyilo
Liberty. White Lake Rncklnnd.
DAILY, all other trans dai y eHcept Sunday
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping car berths
obtained at 323 Broadway. New York
J., e. ANDERSON. q. l.. A., ES Beaver at, New York
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4xiIfS1ds.
DEF N SYlVANlA
R.4ILRO.4D.
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Interloeking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets.
IN EFFECT JULY o, 1922
1xiIrs1ds.

THE FAST LINE
Car. Arrives SiSSsand S:SS a NJ Coiamba' 6 so
~: In Annapolis li;+o a ~ ch,ess. S:2s ~;
Toledo. except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 a. M.-comgossd excln.lveiy Of Pullman We.
smoking. and Conservation Cars, presenting hnnneSi
q: s ss S sS: Gs sG@f CT Ss f1,sa ~
~ and VI an. ~ 5 day 'n'''s'
ST. LOCISANDGINCI EMPRESS.
2;o0.: M.-rallman vss,ibuie Sleeping Cars from
eS. %na "a nas y.;sas snss,ns and
Ies!ihve Passenger Soaehe; New York to 81 Lon,s
& nestds sy''"A"'' ''s' A. NJ" anu '' I'"' ~ Il
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
%siS :sai:
In Chicago 800 +. II. next day.
TnE WESTERN EXPRESS.
onS Mrnnsn SssiSus slr.pnE S.E bS Msw
e
GhicHg1 Arrvesn csye,and ii;49 NJ. chicago l
stpt saturday.
Pacific EXPRESS.
500 y. N.-Pnliman Buffet Stepping Car New York
Y: eisy:Iand%ss I \ aextasy and asiE 4 Ss,;
daily and Tor c!."sand and GSumS"" s1csp satur.
soUTHw EsTERN EXPRESS.
n"s sa and Sss'a sas bling
P. H.. Cincinnati 6l !. NJ. Indian apois 10 :l5 =. NJ.
H' for lSlais on Richmond and
DAnvilie Eairoai. with through sleeper to New or.
ohio Railway. With through sleeping and Dining
Sanss snss T E.P: s sS s
Via KnoAvilie. Chattanooga, and Birmingham.
BALT'MoRE'wA ...n!TM
d.y FARM. ca. s:ss.
t1imAs yssrs fTG5 Sar' and pnns Car 1
usual runan charges on either Of these trains >,
And and Il @ ESQ po .u S2 oo s s .sG
6;Ib and $40 AN 48o 300. and 0 p N. and 1916
rS AIhASTo CITY, o with
FOR CAPE MAY. 100 p. NJ. week dsyA Through
A:ssy I'll, pa ;o and
SaSd sio only r N sunday
and 5:iS r NJ do not stop Asbury Park AMI Ocean
Grove on sundaysJ
roR PHILADELPHIA.
Express $50 1:2o. 500 $50 300. 9:ao 90 90 Penn
syyanis L,ln,.ed. with Dining Car and II, 10 Wash
iY i 5o r;ss Ras5 "a N
s S9day. Espq.: a, 500 % INC 90 Lam ,
sns sGS ~ " And az 1 Dea oo Ac " s ,ie
tion 500 and 100 +. u;
tishe, ones, So. VI Az S S4t and isas
E.s lG ), 80 ' we 81 1 Co nSn sv as
aud foot az pesbro.ses and ,ortland, sts Court st.
s.,i,n TOO! 8 Fulton s. Rfooslyn; Is HUDSON st..
FL. SeM ;. o. S,y CON ca. for
eheet baggage from hotels and residences through to
'H General a Mana Man.sor General psss TI Agent
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For Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the West,

slo 4, NJ. 7;3o P, N, Sundays. s:1h A. N, 7:3oP:M.
For Easton. 100. S:15 A. NJ. l::3O. PAS 345 5:l6
1850 NJ sundays. 700 s:15. II 100 A. NJ. 4:4o. $50
r. Nj.
S:l5 \. VI. u 81. 2:l5 texcept Mauch Chuuk) 3:<6.
hlh. 30 NJ sundays. 100, e:l5 II 100 A. NJ, <:4o.
7pI T. VI.
For In2,eton s:15 A Nj, II 80 8 49, 80 r. NJ Sun.
days. x -. J. 800 \. NJ. 20 + VI.
FOR POINTS in the Mahanoy coal region at e:1b H..
j. 3' $50 +, NJ sunday S:lh. II % A. NJ.
l2;;o A.. 80 T. N. SIndays. except Scranton, sl5
A. Nj 80 +. VI.
For Eilnrn Is 4 NJ. 1880. 1880 P. NJ sundayh
S:I;I A. NJ 30 r. NJ
Tck,t ana Iaror car seats can be procured at l72
crJ .Gl A. 49, a42. .l4U Broadway. 10 Murray
RIA canal n last 1Ith st. 2i!, Columb.S av and
r3 West i2!h s.. New York: 1913 Washington St. i28
Fulton St. BROOKLYN and - broadway. WiiiiamsburRh.
We>tcuit ENUres 20. will cal for and check baggage
from hotel or residence to destination
A. A. NrLi.tD q HANCOCK.
President and Gen. Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Train. Running Throurh the Deep Cut

Tho deep cut ut Thirty-ninth street. South
Brooklyn. for tho roadway fthe South Brooklyn
Railroad and Terminal Com pany. has been COM
pleted. and Yesterday trains began running
over tho road and to Coney Island by why "
the Brooklyn Bath and West End Railroad.
This cut Is about ono mile long and as much
as eighty feet deep in somc places. 1t is said
to have cost over S2OO.UOO.
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-. II .ss sss:! .:',s: 80 e. . ~
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE a.
from Pier 8. n. 4. foot Rector 1t.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. seabrtGht
and L.ns Branch. a. 80 N:So, II 20 AM 1900 s:4a
Z 80. {: 80 l.. NJ. sundays, $3.50 A NJ. 200 r. NJ.
For Elberon, ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant at II 100 A. NJ. 90, 3:45. 80. $50 r NJ
For Red Bank 4:to. 1l:uo A ~. l:oO 345 $50 r. n
Sundays H;;5O A. NJ
NJ. 90. 3:t5 p VI.
For Freenold at 100. 8:45. 5:soPM
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I.ACIFIC FXPKEsS,

500 r. M.-Pnliman Buffet sleeping Car New Ie
to Chicago. Arrives week days at Columbus as
NJ. Cleveland ui35 r. N. nextdny. AMI daily at I
cAHo 100 A. NJ. second morning. Connec cts for Toe
dky.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philadelphia Express. 400 TAD BOO o:oo II 80
A. NJ, with dining car, $50. PAS. $50 with dining
car, 800, BOO 800. 1880. S+5 r. NJ, 1.:lS night.
sundays b:Oo. lO;3 80 II 80 A. NJ. with dining car,
$50. $780, with dining car. 500. 600 r. NJ. 1916
night.
Baltimore and Washington Express daily at 300
IL 80 4. NJ. with dining car 80 $780, with din ing
car 300 T.. NJ. IL lb night.
Additional train week days for Baltimore at q r. II.
Parinr cars on Day Trans ssepers on Night tains
For R,al,ng harrisburg Pottsvie. &c, at AS NJ.
80, 10, Reading only. 400. 200. except rott.ve.
7;3oP. NJ. except HARRISBURG IL night. except Sat
urdny night sundays. 30 A. NJ. $50 except liar.
rislarg g except louisville $40 p Nj. except liar.
For sudbury Lewsburg. and willtansport via Phila-
delphn. at 40 A. NJ 80 80 NJ. 1915 night OK.
&c. 400. H. $40 ~ NJ, 90. 30 5:45. $50 2. NJ
Pm.
For wilkesbarre. rt,ston. and Scranton, s:A5 A H..
$3.50 r. NJ. sundays, $50 A. ".
For High pr,is. Branch and Lake Hogsteong. 500.
For Perth Amboy at $50 $3.50. $40 1880 II 80 4
~. 1850. 2:45. %. 30 600 300 6:l5. 1880 r. N.
Sundays 300 l:;iO A NJ, 4CopM.
ALL RAIL lUL IT,
For Freehold and Atlantic highlands <:3o SIR II 80
4 NJ. l;3O 40 d:l5 J. NJ. sundays, t:l6A NJ, 400
+. NJ. texcept FreeholdD
For Red Hank Long Branoh and points south to Point
Pleasant. $50. sI5 80 II 80 NJ 20 SATURDAYS
only. so 2+5 80 90. $50. 80 S:l5 p N. sun.
days except ocean Grove and Asbury Park S1o IL 80
For Lake wood Toms River Barnegat Park. and Bar.
negat. 30. s:l5 \. NJ. / 80 4:3oPM
For Atlantic CITY, vineland and Brdgeton. $50 A. NJ
1850 P. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrght. and Highland
Beach, $50. S:l5 A. NJ, $50, 4 80, 6:15 r. Il.
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RED STAR line.

ADRIATIc.. "Wednesday July 20 $50 J.
MAJESTIC. .....:,..;.;... Mednesd.y !nly ~ -
and Majestic Storage 10 or from ths old esuhuYy5o
Ohce. ~ broadway. and on the wharf loot OF " ~
10th st.. II. MAITLAND kkRbkf. AsspI
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Trains lenvo station fool Liberty st. Wis
LEHIGN VALLEY RAlLROA u.

Buffalo nnd Chicago Express. daily. si1I
A. W., 800 r. ".
,scrnn,.n Exnrr.. :1sept Sunday; s,16 A
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NORWICH LINE

pOIntB NUfth EAbE UIsO0y
route to NEW LONDON, NURWICI. md WORCESTER
Steam leave Pier 40 (od NUMBER North River tnsxt
ceped. at $50 Pm. Tickets and statsrooms secured
at principal ticket Offices in New York, Brooklyn, Jsr.
sey city. Pier 40. and on steamers.
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INSIDE 6y fcT bRE 70 H s M H MIRA TUE p EAST
fEAREAAIAtSsh!T PIER AND WATCH HILL
HAM SHIRE leave new rler 80. n. r., one
INCLUDED.