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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-20
Facts and Figures Regarding the
Election.

st@StS ANU EtBuFcS 1tSSHEXhuB Lno
i Election.
4 A close canvass Of the State outside
~ Douglas, Ornsby. Storey and
aWashoe oouuties gives the. following
anajorities for the Silver ticket: Eu-
8nka, 60a; Humboldt, 500; White Pine,
$50; Lincoln, 259; Nye, 200 Elko, 6(O;
Handler, 900; Esmsralda, $50; Lyon,
sbO; Total; 1900.
1t is estimated by close calculators
sAat this mniority will be : increased
5sveral hundred in Storey and Washoe
8oanties and that the Silver Ticket
zsill average at least 8, 600in the5State.
The Legislature will be- composed
! Of 40 menb ers-l5 Senators and 30
Assemblymeus Nineof the Senators
arc hoid.o 'ers and the other SIX and
AZ the Assemblymen are to be elected
10 Novombar. OF the Assem- blymen
|Senator Stewart will have beyond
|doubt: Churchill, 1; ElBo, 3; Eu-
.eka, q; Esmeralda5 81 Humboldt, 9;
Lincoin,,1; Lander i; Lyon, 2; Nye, i;
||wditellPihe, 1; Storey, i6t total, %;
|lsaving Washoe 4, ormsby3, Douglas
idoubtful. or the nine 3bold over
Sanators! there are three for Stewart
|oeyond doubt. There are six to be-
Io,ted as follows: Humboldt, /;
Lyon, 1;.LincoloS1; Nye, /; White
Pine, land Storey, l. aiI'of whom are
for Stewart, insuring him 81 votes
Of the IS on joint baliot.-[R Reno Jour,
lSuL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-20
Registration Notice.

The registration books Of this pre-
cinct, which are now open at the
store of s. M. Henley, will be closed
at 6 o'clock p. NJ, on the Goth DAY OF
October. The books will remain
open every day from 10 A, M. to . p. NJ
S. M. HENLEY,
10-10td Justice Of the Peace. +,
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oinot, 1902.
Billet, james Bowers, G. NJ
Butler, q W Bigg,, G E
Berg, Andrew Cahill, Thomas
Conrad, Jacob Cotant, A L
Claeson, Matthias Dakin, Judson
Dakin, Elisha Dakin. Stephen
Dakin, Elmer Dakin, W H
frankie, Henry Franks, Thomas J
Griswold, A M Gilland, VIM
Gilland, Samuel Gilmore, CD
Gheen, j B Groome, f
Gerrity, Chris. Husband, VIM
Hennen, Joseph Hayward, j H
Hargrove, q G Hinkle, E
Hamilton, G A Hall, III
Jones, r. j Jones, T e
Jewett, John Leddick, Q B
Lslshman, John Leberski, Ed
Laughlin, w H Myers, j +
Meyers, VIM McDermott, p II
McOermott, j T McKne, Owen
McDermott, A j Mobiles, Charles
Melodies, Andrew Odell, Ed
O'Brien, John Pxley, MyIon
Perkins, WmJ Prichard, John
Rankins, Fred Robertson, J A
Rodgers, S E Robertson, TW
Roberts, John B Smell, Henry
Smith, Conrad Skaggs, r E
Stottler, M e Swift, E E
Taylor, G W Thorp, John P
Taylor, A w Taylor, L F
Terrill, James Voigt, Henry
Williams, wv Wines, A
Williams, John Whining, G H
Wagner, Chas Young, a A
Young, Henry.
STA TIE OF NEVADA,l
COUNTY OF ELLo. 3D.
Notice is hereby given that L will
receive objections to the right to vote,
on the part of any, person above regis,
tered, until 6 o'clock P. N. of the 4th
day of November, 1892. All persons
whose names may be enormously
entered in this list should appear at
my Office and have such error cor
rected.
.JUDsoN DAKIN,
Registry Agent Bamoille Precinct,
Lamoilie, New, Oct. 90, 1892.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotel.-Clark. 81 Green. Pro
prIetOrS.

Jack Tingley,J w Powell, Tusca-
rora; T e Gilbert, Joe Anderson, Joe
Galisia, Carlin; John G Hickman,
North Fork; e Q De&eese, Phila; w
H Goff, Delta, Col; d P Gregory, Fort
Halleck; G M Bower, Lamoille; H w
Smell, Q-Rauch, CALI p, Matthews,
Boston; J.S Wheeler, j S Gregory, A.
-oppenheimer, ID FL Birdsall, R b
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Stone, II Edwards, H E Parr, j S
Dunphy, B H Whitney,S F; Joseph
Lindsay, Sherwood; E r Bartels,
Reno; Chas Cole, Wells. ... g..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-20

Protect your weak eyes from the
injurious effect of sun and.snow glass
by getting pair of dark glasses at
Muller's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-20

Charles Gregson, practical watch
maker, arrived from San Francisco,
and has taken charge of the Gem
jewelry store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. I. 1. y IL H. lsh 20, ISes,stl,
Trains leave West i2d.>t. station. New.iok, G f''
lows and ten minute, earlier from II. West l3ths 80,
$50 A. VI. Daily local 10 Albany and CstsAn noun
tains. Exc sunday. west OF CoeyIgan's Jc. slecpns
car NeN-fork 10 BoomNille, Sundays only. - A.. a.,
715 A. VI. Daily local 10 Albany except sunaaJ ~
tatskiH Mountains ana Saratoga Pafor car 10 Away
1853 SS9da a. sly Daily for Albany Utica syracuse Roche.
Ter. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago sN'er
SATURDAY for Toronto except SUNDAY for >araoes ,a
Catskil Mountains. New PATTI Lakes MohonE ss
Mlnewaska. Paror cars TO BloomNille and Ne" ,,.
!1i.33 4. NJ. Daily except SUNDAY 10 CatsAl Mo. .i
tlins New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewassa ~ a
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Parlor can
Bo9mvile, saratoga and Caldwell. c-.., ., c.s
kll Mountains. Parlor attached. IL, ,u,,.
a3 Is P. VI. Daily except Sunday 10 CatsMn m ot
tsins. New.PatI. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnerm".s "a
Albany. saratoga SATURDAYS only TO Boom'Ne -"
"a 90 p. ". Daily, Except sanday Tor Albany. sv-.
5.1J p. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal ! ue. o -
eusc. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto !"
aof chIasI . st. L s%sso, Sunday FOR Nexburs A.
oI n,ui ssratoqa and MSoi S H"1'' ~ r.,,..
S.iJ p. VI. Daily for Albany Ttica. Syracuse i.s,a
Ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Deuo'N '"''','
aLssSs; Eroo4lyn By Apnrs s osS i. ilSSs
iiiiVfHkSTRXw L1ocALs' e45. .s:.5 81 N,
NEwBURG LOCALS 500. 'l0:l5 A. NJ, ITO
S25 20 80. II AS p ~ .u. ro,On,A
sS,D%EE s. for s%a o. a. saGash
Daily For tickets timetables paror ana srrSr.
car nformatian, apply onees Srct.
S S" q s'i ri.csss Scwycr city, Iss s w
or broadway 143 Bowery. 81 Fast lith''~' % wv"
'-'''''''" c. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Asen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
LITERARY NOTES.

In n review OF the latest volume OF New-En gland
s.orcs The London spectator" says that there is a
sort OF pathOs-Of which may cite Dckens's as
the most telling type which is destinations pathos.
II IS the kind Of pltos which the actors describe rs
REPRESENTED by tears in the voice. The Eng
land pathos is OF exactly opposite kind 1t is
perfectly calm and tranquil, but all the more piercing
for It's scfrestraht.'
The Appletons announce a handsome new edition
of Lecly's History OF England In the Eighteenth
Century" 1t is 10 be published IN twelve volumes
limo, volumes being given TO England ana
five TO Ireland.
The Rev. f. L. IIalcs "reminiscences Of his Boston
boyhood in the Atlantic" full OF Interest.
There is an amusing account Of his first speech, his
recital In school, when very small boy, OF poem
BY Tom Moore. :" stepped on the stage, frightened,
but willing to do as l lmd been told made my bow
and began
"Ay, down to the dust with them, slaves as they
are"
/ had been told that l must stamp my foot at the
words down 10 the dust with them,' and did.
though j hated to. and was sore afraid Naturally
enough all the boys, hundred and fifty OF tlen'
laughed at such an exhibition OF passion from one Of
the smallest Of their number All the game,
plodded on; but alas came inevitably 10 the other
line,
II there linger spark of their fire. tread II out u
and here had to stamp again, rs much to the boys
amusement as before. | did not get good mark
for speaking then, and ] never did afterward But
the exercise did what 1t meant TO do; that Is, 1t
taught us not to afraid OF the audience. And this
SO far As know Is all Of elOcutOn that BE- taught
or need be tried for. to the public school and
10 this desplsed exercise OF defamation that
ease before an audience which l share with most
New- FLANDERS This is to say that owe 10 II the
great pleasure Of public speaking when there is any
thing 10 say. / think most public men will agree
with me that THIS is one OF the most exquisite pleas
ures of life"
The "Scribner- essayist notes how little real use
fiction has ever been able TO make Of the Perfect
Person. 1.-THE who yields to no assaults Of
passion, does no injustice, harbors illusions and
maintains his affections ever fresh and warm, is an
IDEAL precious every heart not warped ont of all
paclty for ideals; and imaginative literature, to be
OF more than the day has always had TO give, and
always win have TO give ut least sufficient gimpses
and limitations OF him TO keep the ideal quick and
gracious. Whenever a complete portrayal Of him has
been undertaken. however, by presenting him an
actor in the living scene, 1t has been less OF
failure so far as recall except when he has
been kept to subordinate role"
Dlsrue Ind q most convenient and comfortable
fashion OF acknowledging presentation copies Of books
"Mr. Disraeli," he would write presents his com
plmens to Mr.. Y. and will lose no time In persing
Ills interesting work" This is decidedly a model TO
Initiate.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAiL"a,

In consequence OF the Improvements being n 4. Tn
foot Of Jav-st the and PASSENGER hoYse IN
porarly transferred from Jay-st 20 he ~, ~ West 3A
Penn-yiyania Railroad COMPANY. at he ioo' VI w.
II. Trains leave West ied-st A.. Ion, AZ wso
$40 NJ 9 minutes earlier rom sns Pcrt Jer.l.
13th-st) Middlatown blooming tireh. 'ii,ing.oo
Monticello Eienyille Pittsburgh. iioesT, ,n p.Ihl.
Manor Hancock. Carbonate. scranton o w Osseea
Sidnev. Norwich. Mmest0n. ltea hole' ""'' =.
De,rci. Chicago and points West rN. Nohook snS
Oils A. NJ Tor Campbell nan. H. IL x,Ietown Bloom
ingburgh Enenyllc Fall burch. Monticello huf'''
Liberty White Lake 49, ,,o,o,L and Mime
3,i5 p M Campbell Hall LAKE. MSsSan Bocnns
bnrgh Eiienviie FallSburrh, Hurleyvle Lioer"'
Lake LIVINGSTON Manor r.u.,u,c, Liberty Li'
ingstcn Manor Rockland Walton , saneyn o,rcIt chi
oneds Osweeo Rochester. Nlag1ra Pail, mnseSsir car
free Suspension Bridge, - - a, W., ,a,h. IT. Sstnr
1,4J r NJ i2ds 30 y M No,n w,u Elloyl..'
Mountain Dale; Fal5sb1Trsha MO"ece'o'
Liberty White Lake. liockl'nd. -. c,rSav -
Daily: all other trains daily except ,ninscar ber
Pullq,an drawing room sat anu ana s''p'S
J. c. ANDERSON, G. p. A. oo bea'er's~, -
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NETWORK e.
NEW.ENCLANO
RAILROAD.

10 Miles Shorter Than nny Other Rail Limo Betwecs
New. ork and Boston.
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
Eastern lords Has Pullman Royal Parlor Cars, Dining
Car and Bure. Smoking ar and Coaches anu makes one
run OF 80 miles, from Willimantc TO Boston, without .
stop Fare 81 less than that on any other limited train
This train leaves Grand Central Station a m asly.
and arrives in Boston at y 40 and Vice versa
BAR HARBOR TRAIN.
pullman seepersl leaves Causway street station Bos.
,o az 10 IL vncns,a u,nvor ana errives az
Iarbor at 3 :15 "a.
manc) leaving Grand Central Station at II 03 stops -
Vernon Wilimantt Putnam Blackstone ana Franklin,
and arrives In Boston at Q 80: A.. C. KENDALL.
q q. MELLEN. Gsnsr>l Manager.
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Railroads.
New-York and LongBranch Railroad

For Fed Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove, Asbury
Park. Spring Lake aud Point Pleasant
Trains leave
Foot Cortandt and DrsbgOsscS sts.;
30. 30 10. 10 90 (rNpress a NJ II noon, 70
Saturdays only) 80 10 eNpress) $40 (eApeHs cN-
rcpt lied BANK, 30 10. 90 III. sundays. S;lo
o:4o a. M. is ,o.,,.
30. sl5 10 80 II 80 m teNpess, 20 (saturdays
80, G:l5 p. M Sundays, 0:lj II 30 a. M, p. m.
Sunday trains do not stop az Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
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aware, Incknwannn md Western TX. IL
Stations In New r Of Bare lay and
SHORTEST LINE VEsrIBULED TRAINS.

Direct route 70 NEWAKK BLOOMFIELD. MONT
CLAIR, THE ORANGES, Summit, BerneriNvill,, ask.
,ng Kdgr MsdisSa Mo.rI',oMn tore,f PaI"li@p
MorArC0NG. Maese:tSt99NMG, SGH39nLfNS M2uN-
WATER oar, STkOuDSRuRG, pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON. rlTTsToN. WILKEsnAni;E EAN1I:
trosc, IIYGHAMToN, OXFORD. NORWICH, Water.
SYIiACTsE osMEGo ifli4cA GMEG6; ELMlRN
CoKNlMG BATH DANSyLLLEy BIFFAh0 and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
90, A, M.-nUFFALO. ElCHFIELD SPRINGS and
OSwEGo EXpEESS... Pullman paror cars Connects
at Buffalo with train for CHICAGO arriving oHj
m. next morning.
7.2 A. M.-BINGmAMToN NAIL. stop, at principal
stJuons.
400 =. M.sCEANToN, BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman coaches; poror ears.
4.1O I, VI. SCRANTON, wILKESBARRE and PLYM
OUTl EXPRESS Pullman parlor -
1880 =. vi. (dailyl.-BuFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman seoIcrs. Arrives at 7 10 a. IN.
300 q. VI. hailyl.-BUFFALO, RiCHFIELD SPRINGS
and oSWEio EXfHNss P~llma slssGsTrs ., -,
Mgry's and 40 Bro'dw2y Ticket at fsrry 5,acns
ave. New.york 1913 Westinghouse 7o6 Fulton-st: and
formation. at all stations.
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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Ofean Steamers.

CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO
" JAPAN AND CHINA
NEW-YORK 70 JAPAN IN f. DAYS.
r,,p,i Intent ,,i, ssssl,hI1g from Vancouver:
EMrEESS OF JAPAN. Au2 % Nov H.
EMPRESS OF CHINA. september is
T.. V. SIX NNEH EVERETT E iZAI
GEM Fostn AFt., China and Jauai Lrt AIT
"'' '''o"""sy' ~ OF Wali-st.. " r.
THE BOOK or oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave 400 p.ges
i illustrated. Tho standard authority on American open
air arusemcnts Rules for sailing swimming ball play
Ing shooting horelnck riding, &c. &c. In lnll 81 per
copy. Published by The Tribune New. York Enteraln.
fnG and universally compmcnte1 by the pross,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29

TUE BOOK OF oPENAIE sPoETs, 90 Se 1%:rssa
Al, .mus"msnts Rules Tor ealing, swimming Dali N -
ing shooting horseback rding, &c. &c N TUT ussssk
copy Published by The Tribune New forx.
Ia ana universally csmplmented b. the Usss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
Kallroaos.

.Aurs,cAs GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
GY i, ,;|,.!5 a. !. =.
o,Rsc7 LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
ard acrTrs :% G as y a.s CEN ~;
TRA > Ior T,a a.: G Peaye as ciows "
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
030A Npay except ss@says E'issrs ,, t'an 10 q
Niagara Fails ) 81 p. M. Clayton AS p. m.
FAST MAIL.
$40 for Aspny a sSfa and as0 ssa spA
SARATOGA. LAKE s GEoHGiE AND MONTREAL
800 MIp1 m M cAGfps S Ss LUG ''''0s'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
INN A. M.-Dsiy. due Chicago 9;4' a. M next oay
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 A. NOT M run wps Of ueveaud and DStsot
SARATOGA LIMITED.
Ian p. M.-saturday only Due Troy 6 10 p. NJ
sOUTuWESTERN LIMITED.
155 M.9e Ds due C cnsinns ~ alt 10 fare M ST.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.55 r.. M.-Daily due Chicago D. In. next day.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
2.3n p. M.-Except Sundays. Due Albany Z 20.
WV Troy 81, Saratoga $50 y. m.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
d.3n p. M.-Daly. Detroit, 8 :55 q. m: Chicago.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.(ln r.. VI. Daily due Chicago 0 100 p. m. St. Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
ZOO p. M.-Daily due Montreal 7:55 O. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
ISL Falls 90 a. m. ; CLAYTON As a. M
ADIRONDACKs AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
7.2n p. NJ. Daily, due Paul Smiths 10 oc a. N.
Nv Ssranac, 10 40 a. ~. Upper Lake, IL 40
a.. Chdwold III 80 ". M; Clayton q 900 Islands.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
2C0 =. NJ Daily due Cincinnati 90 p. m; In.
Wv" danapos II 10 y. M. St. Louis, Z ;35 q. M
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
S:Vu Fled on this traiS FOR Rochester. Due as
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o.15 p. M.-Daily. for Buffalo, watcftOwn. Ogdens-
~''~ burg Detroit and Chicago.
PlTTSFIELD, LENOX, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
Two trains With through Drawing room cars 70 p!teneld
90 90 % due due P hld s SSa Adams asm. 20 p M
Also lFidnys and saturdays only at 2:So p m for Fits
field; arriving 10 p. ~ Wagner cars through.
For time Of local trains tickets and space in Sleeping
49, ~ HPB sdway. 50 Vest i2sth.' asS Columbus
and lssth,s; station New Sss clearinghouse. 72S
A6o|s trainl escept those Savins az 30 s;io 90
a. m, 80. $50, 1880 900 p. m. stop at isssh-st.
JOHN N. ToUCEY. GEORGE H., DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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, AcIrIC NAIL STEAMSuIp CnMpANY,s

DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
llFoR LA0UAYRA. PUERTO CABEILO. CURACAO.
CORO AND MARACAIB0.
UARBLGk STORES. BliOOkIlN.
s. & Caracas. ............ Wednesday Aug g. ! T. NJ.
Venezuela Saturday Aug. 49, . L. NJ.
s. S. Philadelphia .......... Wednesday Aug "a r. NJ.
These American Steamships. especially built for the
trade have very superior accommodations for passengcrs
BOULTON. BLISS & DAI.LErT
Tourists Agents. General Managers. l3j Front-st
THOS COOK & son. 26l aud .225 broadway.
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Train. leave station foot Of I.ib~rty-sf. via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EMPRESS DAILY, Sis
A. W.. 1870 4. VI.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY. Sis
A. NJ. 1890 4. W.. 3,iJ T.. W., 1880 =. VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

sl5 .. M 100 y NJ, Sundays SIS m. 7.3o y. m.
For EastOn. 100. II .. l230. .. 10 3t5. 6.lj.
7.3o p. m Sundays 90. SO II 90 an 40, 80 pm
A. M i23o q Is, except Mauch Chunk, as 55' 7.3o
y. m. sundays 100 s.15. loo a. M 4 40. 73o p M.
For IoEeton Sl5 a. IN. 10 30 3.i5, 80 y. N. sun.
day-. SIS. II 90 a. M; 80 y.
For points In the Mahanoy coal region. at S15 o. m :;
IL 90 40 SUNDAY. SIP 90 a ~
For WiktSbarre. rlttston and Scranton SID
30 3i5. 7.30 D. M Sundays, except Scranton $40
For ElmIra si5 a. M; 1890 7.So p. Sundays.
8 IL .. M. 7.a0 .. III. $1,000, o,-
Tickets and p,or seats be procured at Ia. 23
FOL 40 7s5 0t2. | 40 Broadway 13 Murrays,.. 81 '
Canal.st. 81 East iath,st % Co9mhu. ana %
West l25th-st.. NcwYork 333 Washington ST. 10 ful.
ton-st.. Brook yn. and "a broadway. Williamsburg
Westcott Express Co. will call for aud check baggage
' "a NrI ron 4. a.. HANCOCK,
prcs,t & ,;nn Mgr Gen. Pas.. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
Eam Schools.

~ Sity:-"Dw.ght method" OF instruction; degree o.
Lii, Is. gwen after two years graduate
sddcd tuition fee, $780, For catalogues etc, address
GEORGE CHASE Dean.
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9nsIrncIlpn.


For Both Seyes-CountIy
ID ENNINGToN ~. j. SEMINARY.-For both sexes
sd year; offer, rare educational facilities terms nv
crate: high and h,althfu steam b'atng. fire esc"P
ON thoroughfarr between New Y0h. Ienton Phia' '.i
tmOre anu Wash catalogue, complete ond bautiul eO"'
Zee. qIIOS. HANLON ID D.. President for - y'afs'
ID LAINFIELD. y J.Snall pr, ate school for children
J. Of arrested mental development; both sexes.
Miss ANNIE SHAW, Principal.
r, EDDIE INSTITUTE. UTGHTSTOwN. y. J-l3 IN
L faculty: prepares Tor College Teaching Busin'ss i.
fforourh I'm Grnan French. Muse, Art 18th year or
SPIT tn both sexes. REV. JOSEPH T. PERRY. A. M
rrln.
nv HE CLAVEEACK COLLEGE ard HUDSON RIVER
/ Institute for Boy, and Girls viii open goth year
sent 49, 1-o2 For catalogues address
Rev. 4. II. FLACK. \. NJ. Prcst.. ClaVerack y. T.
Miscellaneous
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free 10 par
"A cnts State locality price desired pupils age and sex.
p v. HUYssoON. American School Bur-au . " l4thst
4, IECUI.ARS SCHOOLS both sexes city or country;
u with careful advice II parents MIRIAM COY
KIERt Book Building 100 1th-ave.. cor 20th-st
CHE LEAVENWOHTH SCHOLARSHIP at Hamilton
i COLLEGE Welding annually 400 Is now vacant. IL
4. omen for cOmp-fon to all young naWo OF
IeaI enworth. CATALOGUES sent Application.
TUOS. y. HUDSON. College Treasurer
TUTORING for College and other exams by Prot H. II;
1 GREENE. 49, I.aflytteaye. Bklyn. ale Is one oi
The best teachers OF languages know."Pro Wright Yale.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot of Liberty ST.. North River
Time rabe In effect Juns &c, 1892.

Trains leave vim
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER, DAILY 1850
A. VI. PUILAD'A FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY
lP VI. SCRANTON EXPRES., EXCkPT SUNDAY
s:tJ A. W., 4,3O P..M.
LONG BRANCH FLYER. EXCEPT SUNDAY 3'S0
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CO..

The direct Iue % tO.taRe t.ty, Mass, and Ff~
land. Maine. Connecting at Portland with all rail
steamship lines Tor Bsr HarbOr. Old orchard
Poland spring,, White Mountains. Roekand Hanger and
Wednesday and saturday 1t D. m. from Pier 80. Eas.
River foot Of Markets. N. Y For information apply 10
HOKATlo HALL, Akt
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tBIRG-AMERICAN PACKET CO.
NETHERLANDS LINE.

NETHERLANDS LINE,
~ EoK ROTTERDAM. PARIS AND LONDON;
=. s. DUBBELDAM- ..... saturday Ang. u. 80 p m.
Frs, csbln sib and G6wgrd Second cabin sal. Ee.
duced excursion uckets. Si"eragH az low rat"l, For
illustrated guido and auplv General Puss.
Agency. 80 Brtdwsy
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AIL.RAIL ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE. ETC.

For Freehold aud Atlantic Highlands, 40 49, II 30
a. M 30. 40 0l5 p IA. Sundays. 9lj 4. N. 400
Fof Hcd BANK Long Branch and points South 10 Point
plea ant 40 SIS 1880. II 20 a m 4 20 Saturdays
onIy / 30 as 30. 400. 40 80. 90 p. m. sun.
day, except ocean Grove and Asbury PARK. 9l5. i3o
a m. 100 p.
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park, and Barns
gut 40. S.l3 a. M. 80. 40 p, ~.
'ror Atlantic city, vmeland and Brdgeon 40 q. m,
80 p. , ,,,-,,
80 SIS a. n. l3) t.30. Gl5 r. m.
SANDY HOOK ROTTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 5. y. r.. foot Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Bach Srabrleht and
Long Brunch at 40. 300 II 10 100 3.45. $50,
: 20 D. M. SUNDAYS. $50 q. M. % y. m.
For Elhcron ocean Grove A>huty Park and Point
Pleasant 40 II 90 % m. 90 3i5. 40. D 30 p. nj.
For Lakewood Toms River and Barncgot at 40 a.
90. 3iJ y. H.
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For Philadelphia. Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philadelphia Express. 100 Ia. 90. 1000. IL 80 o. ~,
with dining car. $50, 10 go with uhlng .ss' ~
500 500 so. x - p m. l.. night, sunay' o'vT'
10 30 80 a. IN, with dining car i3O' Soo VIVA
ana Washington Express daily at 8 90, ii 80.
a. ~ WIN dining $50, $50, dining car, oVV p H.
J.. night. ,,-,.,- -, a y, - ~,
Additional train weekdays for Baltimore at go p H.
Day trains. cIecief> on Nlshb
FOR READING a. 400, 40 8 ~ a M, LOO 90 20;
90 500 So. 80 y. l2l5 night except SAtuSa
night sundays ll.30 a NJ. 100. 49, 6oO. 80 oV
D u II u night N, ~
800 500. 30 i-lj night. except SATURDAY nsh
Sundayn i $50 M loo. 300 30 D. M. l.. - hisns
For Potts,ile 100, as. s.iH a M, 100. $50 100
30 D. M l. IS night except SATURDAY night sundays
For Sunbury, IeMl-curg and Wiiliam-pst OF 100 80:
~ a m % $50. 30 y NJ, y 10 n.ht except say
urday night sundays. rs a m. p m i ID mdnisht
For PASTOR. bethlehem, All@nto~n. Man.h ohuhk &C.
Allentown sundly, $50 no a m. 100. $50 p. m.
F,r WIk.sbnrre pttston and scranton $40 a. 80
D. m. Sundays 80 =. N; -, ,, ~
y Fur Ulgh bridge Branch and Lake llopafeong. GOO
u 4. ~ 90 30 o. m. Sundays, 7.lE 4. IN
FOR Perth Anboy at 30 80 s.l5. 10 30 ll.'o m.
40 % 80 :, 10 - 10 \. M - - y ~ N""
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