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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

You
Cannot ascertain correctly the length Of snake till
sfttr his demise-neisher do YoU know Whist wonders
can be wrought With
AN HUNDRED CENTS
till shall have tested the purchasing power Of the
playful pennies at
V,croR E. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
POSGEE COATS AND VESTS
Are lying I'm wait foe purchasers at
S1.OO
s~ Coat and Vest. There are
them.
Oh, that there were 40. 0oO What blessing twould
Be % this people when the solstace sinss its
sInev-ng song
SET DOWN SMITH,
Aye that's precisely this Smith proposes to do
SIT DOWN ON anything and everything which him
ders interrupts the progress Of the people toward the
goal Of protection, and il appears to well balanced
mind and unprejudiced that that goal lies some
wha; in this direction Even the children smile on
sixh for and sing the seriously suggestive
Of something sweet something neat. something
nobby-and you'll ind them here. too
BOYS Two-PIEcE SUITS
$50 u7s g. Sc ss q Il n Il. sas7. a.
Last week At the beach
To-Day. alas. we're not I'm reach
Stiil We gather more and more.
Every day kather them ln'-men OF mind and
q n.i,-t-Sh9 p, pny sos to US but stsk TO
The Called Jade" wine-s under our
$3.50
Lash. because the SUITS OF CLOTHES which we sell
Nbo yotalou~y demands O., 20 more for an inferior
article but daHt oct TO the honor and credit be 1t
sasd, Of the wise folks u Washington.
$40
MARKS an epoch and a triumph
IOu Will ind tdc sls'tes Of these SHIFTS Prominently
Displayed in show xindows of small prrtentIes or
dimensions rated speyi bars aims Al Ia
OTHER SUITS FOR MEN,
SACKS and Cutaways at
ef2 80 s13 90 s14 50. si5. sIe 30 el6. IS sl7. So
slsse sbs s, 7sls r.. "a "a % ss 81. 50.
Are pIort with the finest gUols worn by men I'm
this any other country. and need employ ex-
trzvazSnt language IN making the assertion because
4 is positive and absolute fact action founders
Our stOek Of Long Pants Suits for Boys sizes l2 30
is yeers. cOfnpri>es OF novelties You should
& 'ssn I ~ as :. aTs - S p = % s5 r.
s' %h e; si i-. .Sa 81: y 70
ioa need 70 no further Stop right here: We've got
'em Of all grades Of all shapes. of all shades of al
ssyle> and At all prices within 81 p q L so
% q 2 q 81 y. %. 81 Il. 81 20. -. 81. "a.
You Know Is veil do that the advertising world
full OF fakes. and as you Die to class us
lore PASSING ag.ni test our truth BY ealns a. De-
VICTOR T. ADLERs
10 Per Cent Clothing House,
'n' s sT ri oS SCI f MhsiicsiEshu.e''s ave-
Open Saturday until IL pm
~ yn,ee Scs,,: ssriRss and checks Our sale Mon
o'ciork A VII ~"
Price. PC myl6
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WrLxARrH & EDMossrox.
1905 PESsA AVE. NV w,,.

New "HEApoEAnr FoR LADIES
We probably have more Sailor Hats for Ladies
and Shildrsn than any Other two stores In town.
Ladies' Sailors in Black. Blue and White. sl.25
each.
Children's Sailors, Soc 10 e.
Just arriyed.Dunlsps New 18th Avenue"
Don't forret The Mems Is Canadian MAclinsv
Hats. now sold at e. a
No nrm can claim 10 hsve ''cne price, Who y
and not 10 all Ours has never been 4 cc-opernfiye
discount store. We eel Goo loo % atioS dtseounfs.
Wn1rrr K Ruorr.
my12 e05 Pa ave. NV.
WHILE THE GOOD WEATHER CONTINUES
" n Is necessary 90 have good oxford ies 9 AT
have TO give the best possible value for the least
money, and THE MICE WILL get no chance 10 PLAY
around our goods. for We keep them moving
J. ". sELBY.
20 TO MARKNARDs FOR BARGAINS.
" Dr: warmers kabo. Balls style b. q h p. Cor
myl2l3t. Nos l2l6 and l2ls st. ne city.
CHEAP MUSIC AND DEAR MUSIC CAT A DIS
money in going where you both grades and the
lowest rate ON the highest grade ap3o-tr
IRON Ratings. A GOOD. SUBSTANTIAL
Railing for soe Rer foot
GEO. WHITE SONS.
fe263m Maine ave bet. ~ and 9Th SITS.
7 T. WALKER SONS, 1o4 10TH ST. NV.
-. Building Papers. hoth-proof Goods, Fire Brick,
Cayand Tile. Asbestos. f1ue Lining Pulp Slate no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

SsAppr REDucr1oSs In CorroS
F.BRrcs
FOR TUESDAY.
500 yards BEST OUTING CLOTH tthis sea-
sons eoods) in Plaids or Stripes All colors-
Lisht or dark effects. Regular price. ING
yard
FOR TUESDAY the PRICE WILL BE
Sc YARD.
a pieces 2o-inch SHIRTIN6 CHEv1OT In
NEW STYLE STRIPES AND CHECKS The
most desirable wash fabric in use for ladies'
.hir, waists Also MEN snd BOYS OUTING
SHIRTS. Regular price. lac. yard
FUR TUESDAY ONLY.
&c. YARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

n was our GOOD fortune
10 b able dur1as the pase
Sesk 70 frosty contribute
to the general store Of hap
piAsss q this communisy
b. giving away = complies
Camera VIM phosasrspA,s
OUTFIT FREE with every
DufcAass Il s5 and over
made In our Juvenile De-
partment. Our Hberality
made rs many friends
an o 9 the fortunate
voaaessers. hut . number
q our older customers
KICKED becauss We
limited our oaer 10 the one
department. We confess
TIE justice Of this argu-
nent. and since we
don't have to pay the
Viper" Con account q our
favorable ssrsemeat with
the maassseturers,. We
are sslne to include every
one of our THIRTY DE-
PARTMESrs in our e.-
tremeiy libsral o6sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

GE0RGEJ J. BECKER. ORGAN BUILDER PIANOS
" and organs timed and repaired. Terms moderate
SstasfAstion gwen gu Och 81. NV myl6-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16
Tins Sronr

Is EMBOSSED WITH ACTIVE INTERESTS
JUST NOW. AND THE ILLUSTRATIONS
or GRAND RETAILING MULTIPLY HERE
As ToDAY's COLUMN wITNEssErH.
The Hand-Painted Japanese Fans We are SELL
ing at Just half their worth are wonder
full values. Our millinery sale has never been
equaled in Washington The colossal sale Of
Turkish Bath Towels IL unusual. but this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

SoAMESCANo TO-DAY 4 PURCHASE OF Is
WORTH OF MERCHANDISE MADE IN ANY PART
OF OUR HOUSE WILL ENTlrLE 700 TO ONE OF
OUR GLEN CAMERAS. WITH COMPLETE OUT.
FIT. ALL READY TO MAKE FINISHED Pho.
ToaRAPAs.
Fnrru
Bear In mind that this Is not . simpls toy but q
complete Instrument. instructive a. well g amusing
10 young and old
In addition We viii offer sor three day, only tn.
following
Spzc1A1 BA.aA1xs.
we have special barxain In Scissor sIuch.
finch. S-inch and 6-inch-at one uniform price,
Z1c. PER PAIR
Worth up to 5Oc On our bargain counter. csuter
aisle. near door
Aave pom seen or Motion Depaxtments n not you
hsvs nfsseA tie grssssss SszFaihs ever offered
Fsney colored Frflsd Elastic ......... DC
Safety Fms.
Cosksersws
ENAMELKD LACE PINS. in at dsasn.. Worth
eSc Zoe
osnf'enos colossd sordsred HRMBTTTcHED
HANDKERCHIEF. worth l5c.. for. lUc
We are closing out the balance Of our Large Size
ALARM CLOCKS ut the specisi price Of. (Sc
We eaned out n Importers saaays sanpas IL Of
FINE CUPS AND sAUcERs. none in the lot worth
less thsa 25c Your choice Il. lUc
LADIES' swiss RIBBRD vEsTa. crochet
trimmed around neck. In fcru and White. 1t. &c
ri drvor = Do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

"BLuE LILIES
We will sell on TUESDAY ONLY one gallon
q the CELEBRATED Blue LILIES per
27o. o.
w. A. PIERCE & Co.
II no MARKEr SPACE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

Reilly, Ann, 10 WIN III fayhe' ou-"''
demand, $40 900 49,. - ..or.,tv 1 year, s21 600
SchmIIto carl and wife Daniel Derooyy, ward
ave a. diTIslon line bet n Y and Ycnkers' %f'h "'
years. $500 $3.50, ,.. = q wiIlett.st Of De-
SS.y Ss 1ecrge + to l. Haywood oods' '"
SHAVE / year. $1,000 -. . n,,o Guarantee and
r,.t 10 sjh.st Of Parl-ave, mortgages year,
nhins Elias s. and wife Union DHs eavinge M
s,,rttop : 45thst . Of 11th-ave years "ors's'''
So 600. - . A., Martin Bayard.st $ W
cor Iathgate-ave / year, 81 600. . oor 1s7tb at
Same 10 Paul Spencer. Bathgae-aVe' wi 'o'"
and other or, perty. demand $1,000 y H.. . 1oo,b
TpdIke Edwin s. and wife 10 Thomas " fora' - i''
e. = Of shave years, $40 900. ,oa,h ., . ~
same 10 r J l. Tobias, and another S lootn-s1 Vi
5thavc 3 vIors 10000. ,., s .no,hs-
Marley Michael. to Abraham Godaten aoo sn'uior'
No Q 2Oi 7th-ave, years 100. .o..... =, 9Th
With Louis. TO r Raynor, $ 1S4ths'' { OF o'''
ave / wear, s16,c coo.
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=. RTE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BEIN len NEW-IORK AM
XiH dh ~ tAKs q Pis IL
k AI1HA OF tAL MlouS 81 ' FoREsTs AND
Direct route TO PassNc, Paterson, TUXEDO Neyoars.
Mddletown Port Ierys MONTICELLO White Lake, v HSae:
s H a.o Sspss. f IGn Topoas
Ssysanf G.a H. st foot e
Il follows and i've minutes earlier from west 2So-s@
wEsT Tyi. P Sas.l nx fn. .sa ch.u.uau.
Hcrnensvio to Cincinnati Connect. a. Pors JsrVt' IA
union station, except Sunday, Tor MonIee.Io'
VEsTIBULED LIMITED.
q IN r. NJ Daily-Sod train for Chicago vie Chautau.
O.UU qua LAKE, with dining ear 70 Chicago sieepers
to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$50 I'd Nj as sals?s D's''H''' A'''''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
n on p. NJ D.ily-soid train to Chicago va Niasa,s
O.3U Falls and Grand Trunk Ranwsy. s1eepen .
Buffalo, Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
Pacific EMPRESS.
- On p NJ Dsily-Vis Ihautauqua Lake Gnd Siaf1rs
sou Falls Solid trAa 70 Chicago seepers TO Sursis
Chicago and Cincinnati
WIZ p Pm M. 80 p m. 80 m. sW
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAYS. a: m. S.so p m, l;43 p. m, e'~
w n m Surdays-9 q. m. p. No. 80 p. N.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND IIME-IABLt-S Nay DO obtaned ron
aaaS select lss Of hotels boarding suburbs
Homes" describing vicinity Of New:YOsfi "ChauAu9S
/ .oi, Sl7 and s57 BrOadway. Chambers and Wsss
@sa Ferries NewYOTt 1888 FS,ss,is and PI Ta!oa
Its. Ho5o.cn and Jersey CITY station. Erie Tr.nsfa
paay calls tor checks baggage from hotels and rsss
eeh'~ ~iio1sn kUBERrS. General Passenger Agent
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

popgs, John l.. ~ Frances T. Mecker, 4Oth.st q
10th.aye. instalmonts, 40 800.
Beam. Henrietta A. Daily News Building Saving
and foa. Assoc. 40 rs lie Roy-st In ta,nents SiO
Darmstadt Christina and IN Fast River savings
Institution. ooth-st lstaye q mtgsl l year.
91S 900.
Duny. Mary 10 James Walsh Fort Independence
1T. obi plot 20. being = plot o. map WIN Giles.
years. 5000
De Ve1ny. David. jr. ~ Catbar,ie Singer. n Summit.
IT. williamsburg Road, year, A.. 300.
Drukcr. Max, % Conrad Zwlsler. Goerck.st Stan.
ton-st years. 81 900.
Gospel Auguste and wife. TO asnas Goern aud wife.
n s S3d-st Avenue A, demand, $3.50.
Hazlett John W. 70 Nicholas Schultz, 4thave, cor
b4th st. instruments. sG2, 500.
and wife N Never j. Sire 4th-ave. cor 04th-
st lnrtalnc1ts $1,000.
Heibrunn. PaUlnr and ano Chas 4 Peabody,
11th,avc. iSth-st. 3 9l2.i5O.
Lcour. Aimee, and another To Caharinc Taylor ct al
Mcrcor,st. n Of Sprlng-st., var, 10000.
Innge. Charles, and another u Jacob Lowcnthal, s
11th-st, n W of 3d-ave, ball bond. ~. SOD.
McAdam, Phebe J, 10 James Trowbridge <oth-st
e Of Sth-aev. years, $4,000
Pratt, AbiJzh, and wife John Parsons, old Albany
Post Road part Of lot t. Map Of Joseph Delahed years.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

(The Phila. Reading r. r. Co.-Lessee)
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortiandt and De-
brO->rs sts. a. follows;
a. m. Tor Msuch Chunk and intermediate points.
10 a. m. for Geneva. LYONS, Elmira Rochester Bus
fsO and the Won PCtt>y, and principal local points,
Chair Lyons and Pullman Car 10 suspension Bridge
. a. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
II L. M for south panneld and all int mediate points
l. 80 D. m. Elmira ana intermediate points chair
a. Wilke~barrr.
D. M Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points, con-
necton TO Reading and Harrisburg.
80 p. for Bound Brook and all intermediate points
p. for l.. and Is. Junction and principal inters
rrdlte points. Chair Car 10 l.. and y; Junction. - .
for Pottsviile and intermediate points hf
+. Po,JsNlllc.
u. N. for Msuch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection Ia Reading and Harr, burg. -.
IN. for Feuingt1n and all Intermediate points.
30 y. m FOR Lyons ElmiT1, Rochester, Bur
alo aud the West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons and snS
pension Bridge. 800 IA
Trains leaving at 10 a. IL 80 y ~, D. 10. ana
40 u m. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hai@
coal regions. 1900. =. - ,., ,,,-.
$40 and II for Mauch Chunk. liszelton. shnan'
doah and hltermedate points .,...
5l5 p. m. FOR Mauch Chunk and Intermediate point ,
30 u. m Geneva. Lyons, Elmra, Rochester but'
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper ~ Lyons and su--
pension Brldg'. . 80 ,- ,,
The York Transfer Co. Will call fer ana clech
baggage from hotel residence through 20 destination
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Ansiruttlpn
For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladies-City.
NJIss PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPSoNS,
Ni BOARDING 4 DAY SCHOOL FOX GIRLS
g and "a East 51th-st:, New.i oIk a,o and
Reonens THURSDAY, 9th. Primary, Acaoen,c "nu
Collegiate Departments. Special students auiHi'tcu.
DEv DR. AND MRS. CHARLES H. GAhpbNEHo
nSchool for Young Ladies. No: 90. om-sNe. ph,ren
Mrs GARDENER, author Of History IN hhyhe'
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Qcatbers,

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PRoFESsUinISS.: i.mnnnind
"A Frs Tutors oovernesses etc. OF A.
70 Unversities Colleges Schools and .nnkes NiRfAM
Schools "a Parents. Modern Languages spoAp
COYRIERE nook Building, 80 Fiitlsye., soI wv.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA1 ,hf s;ovsrnesses,
"A Sunu,s Professors, Teachers. TUTOR ~, -
&C.. 70 colleges schools and Families App Gy,r 70
w. Mrs j s. YOUNG.FULToN, 20 Union square.
ID Est TEACHERS supplied Tor ali or as o., a,a%n
Is iocality no FEE FOR registration. o1h Tor sr h
P.v.HTYSSooN, American School Bureau : y" t,s'- =
+ IRsTcLAss TEACHES suTlN?fdo y''H TTEssciIEks
AGENCY established 1850. w D. Kerr. - =" iisn.''
m HE FISK Teachers New oiT c,lsS IT. r.
cago Los Angeles, &c; 5000 posnn,Gpass Toion So
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CENTRAL R, R. OF NEW.JERSEY.
(Ihe Port KradInE It. II. Co., Lessee.)
FOOT OF LIDERTY.ST. NORTH RIVER.
fraI - sEth

CThe Por, Reading Il. r. Co.. Lessee.)
FOOT OF LIBERTYSr.. NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of November 2Sth. 1891.
80 a. S.Os las,on, Mageh IIuak, Wilkesbsrra
sGr@'0p Esqns S5s 1a%aSaa rS,' ~ soa
Mauch chGnE' 'wisssSsfFo and scranton.
% for Ea:tc sS and "f Maaah Chunk On Sundays.
Easoa MagGh Snunk ssamS M,c Snd
b2 so,cS a q Ss
90 p m: for Fa.ton, Maqch Chunk, R,adns Harris.
81 sunday for Ea,tOa Mauch Chunk Tamiqaa Potts
st5 p Eastoa: MaacR Chunk Gs.alns,, Harris.
S S%ia "'Ns''A''', scranton" 'a4u' f''''S' S"''
siiSo p m M 70, Easscn CHUNK Reading. Harris,
burg &C. sugda' At . 80 y maino,,o,o
FoI fismiOs;Sn, = $50 100. Si' a. m, co. 4;oo.
''f For ? % SSs:ss co. II 80.
49, 10 80 o no. OS gS d ss' sS5 49, 49,
~ - SGu9d Brook at go ZOO go s.s 200
~. .CSo 90 90 4, G;c5 iSG GsS %:
$rPs'E % s6o 49, 3? 60 n" g no.
3; f,' sS At e s. 5st$S ssS sSS
l ia:oo M is, co. $50 ZOO. 700 800. 10 20
Many NJ 90 Hshaod s at sss
% ~ e. ;SS Z $:s;
Grove and Asbury Park 90 I 90 p. IT.
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 30. $40 a. M. 80, 5:t', Z 20 y. N tsste
cars trains leaving at . rs M. SO. tro.
20 y. IN. No Sunday trains.
For Tom. River. barnegat Park and BarnssaH s:3o.
foS h,a.s 6 ~ v SiSsn and Brdse.so % 80
" For Monmouth Bench and seabrght at 4:SA Sn5
II ~ a. m. I 80 100. 20 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 8 90 10 co. III 80
80 2 10. 30, 90 . 90 100, : 80 D. H. IL rs
night. SUNDAYS 90 10 80. II 80 NJ. 80 80.
9 o. @ 90 D. M, II 10 night.
For Baltimore aud Wellington daily at co. II 30. with
Dining Car, a. 80 $3.50 Dining Car. 90 y. m.
l. :l5 night
Trains l,aving At AS a. H. 80 Co 90 80 D.
NJ 10 rs night except SATURDAY night Sundiys IL 80 g.
no. 90 o0 D. W have connections ior Reading.
For sudbury and wlIemsport va Philadelphia At AS
a M 80. 80 p. Il rs midnight except Saturday
Psalor Car BE- procured II. 172
?Gi 4i6, 04I. lao. 1929 Broadway 7s7 6thaye 36i
l25thst 1874 East l25thst.. NewYork Courtss.,
500 Fuiton.st.. ss broadway. Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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Nfm pnpllranOns
~ P. PUTNAM'S SONS,
% and 20 West 2ad St. New-Yors,
HAVE NOW READY:
JULIUS CAESAR. AND THE FOUNDATION OF
THE ROMAN IMPERIAL SYSTEM.
q fm pnpllranons

Nv W. wARDE FOWLER NJ. A, Lincoln College
Oxford With maps portraits o: Caesar and thirty
three other illustrations. Heroes Of the Nations Volume
VI 12mo. Cloth extra III 80; Hah Morocco 81 10.
tn. author takes the ground his Preiace that the
organization Of Roman Empire was due n Iars 10 pre-
existing tendencies and in part the result Of the eN
traordinary intellect and force OF Ca'sAr Inc
two leading themes OF his book therefore the thdei
Giles H the age and development Of Caesars character
IL is believed that this work. which embodles The Pc
suits of scholarship. wnl be accepted us the most
Trustworthy as the most attractive presentation
Of the events OF the pcrod tat mas ever pcch
published In brief compass.
"A volume Of original importance, only on account
Of MS view OF relation Of Caesar TO the political ana
social demands OF world Of his tme"-tBos;on
Globe.
THE QUESTION OF SILVER
BY LOUIS r. ENRICH Of Colorado. (No. Xxx in
d. Questions OF the Day ser!es) IS cent'.
POLITICS AND PEN PICTURES AT HOME
AND ABROAD.
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Portrait. So.
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With appendix Of observations. Foreign Words and
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srDescrptlve prospectus OF the Question Of tho
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RAILROADS..

nulIIOWuS.
pennsylvania
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlo Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt Streets.
On and after FEBRUARY 9TH. 1891.
TIE FAST LINE.
800 A. M.-Pullmsn ve,tibule Sleeping and Psror Cam
fasi.S. Il 40 a. H.: tSis.ss us = 20 s.
except ss EE & m A'A' O'' '''' '' 1'sa''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
e.s S:ssssss dS.sss ss!
d ma na bg snd 70 &.
aHsSs Of aHf o's seS SS t'sa 70 M
Indianapolis SO a. M, Chicago o:4' M, and s.
ST. LOrIs AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
200 r. an Hns CARY from s:ps S: from Sas S =:
cnea. G''A M S. 70 Ls S.s@S
D. m. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
sqo p %r%gfa sss'g" s@ss
' ' THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
8 F &:$; $ %ss; 4. sei;::
I'D RbpF9 RhP SSSn sas fn s t
sS,s's! Ss III: {. $s.s. S:;
~'''' PACIFIC EXPRESS.
seS Mr%H:a sens
SisS'sa$ 81 fsss 81 Is f ts
%.5s "a 6s5s: 4 k'3Ssv' and Knoxville Via E'
vS 1s s gs 9ai .Ss Dsas s ca 0h'
'S TSrgagh flnsP R"s: sIssP@s, al ; 3 Ss~Oiea
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 Washington i4.i'es Esye''Tp s Of Pun:
coaches. s!G To- Baltimore every weekday !.
$50 EyP e & w:'e,"sHe ss@ limited run..
WshSsoa rs Is p g. 'd sa fare dtS ysna ass
30 H.DEer TrH sS 20 80 ID
s s 30 pos and PiEGs. n only ESQ., 20 and %
'I For .J iaa HsG AND ST AUGUSTINE.
Rig 80 vs. 'Ss and Friday.
gor Ta%p$ 80 r.. and % p P, M. ds.lys SUNDAYS,
Atlantic City, 80 D. m. weekoays, Win tnfough
Buffet ParlOr Cars and Coaches. -
For Browns llsn.thePines, 100 D. m weekday witt
For Cape May. 90 p. N. week.day.:
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EApress 90 20 80 90, 30, 40 90 Penn
syvana with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington
z:Io. 5 90 90 30. 80. 90, oo $50 200 aaa
600 p. m. and IL l5 night ACCOMMODATION II 10 =
NJ. 4 40 and 90 p; NJ: Sundays, Express x sg2
Accommodated: 90 and 100 p m:
For Time Tables o. trains 20 local points on the Pnnsy.
yana Railroad system apply az the foItiS%ns I,sss
House 42d.st. and 6thave.. 1874 East l25th.st, 20
West l25th.st. Isl Coumbus.ave:, and foot OF De-
brosses and Cortlandt Courts,, $50 Fulton ST.,
~ Broldway and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Full
ton.st BROOKLYN rs Hudson-st., Hoooken; station.
jersey CITY. -
BAGGAGE fro hotels and residences through destination.
ossetfT.S * PIrGH !. x. WOO0,
1;eneraI Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Counirp proprrip for Sale an6 90 e.

Counirp propertp for Sale an6 90 Get
DEAN HOUSE
LAKE MAHOPAC. y. Y.
TO rent for tn" 'c~on handsome furnished cottage
IN Dean House grounds. with board hotel. This
house IS beautifully situated IN lawn Of eight acres,
filed with largo shade trees the lawn has gentle slope
lake. afotdns pie accomodstions for croquct
tennis. hanmochs. and Fairgrounds for children. For
terms &c. apply 10
A. Il. DEAN. Proprietor.
A MONG THE ORANGFS.-(iothlc house, offensive
n grounds. modern Improvements great bargain. Ad.
ir,-s F.. 81 South trONc-t.. Fast Orange. y. j.
L. LDEIuDN, MONMOUTH BEACH. SEABRIGHT ana
II Kt MSoN NECK.Houses 10 let furnished catalogues
application.
x CBr RBAN REAL ESTATE EXoHAEG (Incorpo-
- iatedl. ~ Rros iway-The Now-yefk Office OF 80
leading Of suburban places Particulars Of
properties within hour OF the city for sale and
rent.
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but the fact that he comes back from the bloody
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w a. foc. H. Z \; II, Lessee)
Trains lowe 42d- 1t. North RIVER station York,
follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jayst n H.
$40 A. NJ. --Daily FOR Newburg Kingston. Albany /;
daily except Sunday OF Coeymans Junction.
7,l3 A. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunday.
Montreal.
1000 A.: M.-Daily, for Newburg, Albany Utica, syr.-
ceeo: oally except saturday for Toronto;
Bis r. M.-Daiiy,, Tor Albany Montreal Utica. syra-
cusc Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit Chi.
cage, st LoSs; daily. except saturday for Toronto;
ter. ihnalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Chicago
HAVEISTRAw LOCALS. 2:45, 3 AS p. NJ.
NEwnuRG Locals, So 'io'l5 A. NJ; Ills. 1880.
Sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Fsll.. Toronto Do.
troit, Chicago, st. Louis, on all through trains.
Daily. For tickets, timetables, psrlor and sleeping
yn sss we.hin 72o Eulto9st Annex onice fOos
Ncw h p by p swy ,s9s ~ Broadway
sioeons 3. Il. LAMDERT. Geasrai Passenger Agent.