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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14
.S.Conover 81 Co.,
ron 1HK DALLOT.BOI SUFFERS.
awyer Peshan Denies that There Was
Fraud in Their Fab-ns Corpus Amdavits.
FACTORIES
$50, Sae, AND $40 WEST 18th ST.

lawyer Feshan Denies that There Was
Fraud In Their Fab-ns Corpus Amd"vits.
TRENTON, July 13.-Prosocutor Charles il.
Winfield OF Hudson county. the Hon. George
NJ. Robson. and Charles ]. Peshall appeared
before Judge Green this morning. and argued
tho motion for q rulo to show cause why the
appeal. taken by Peshall from Judge Green's
decision In tho application for writ OF habeas
corpus for the Jersey City ballot-bos suffers.
should not be vacated. Prosecutor Winfield
read to the Court the testimony taken
In Jersey City on Saturday to show that the
affldavits upon which the application wns
made were intended to deceive the Court. u.
". Fish testified that he had been sent for by
the jailer. Robert Davis. to come to the iail
and take the afndavits OF the four men.
Moschell Fallon. Hart. and Durancy. He ar.
rived at II o'clock. and took the aflldavits OF
Hart. Fallen, and Mosohell at 1905. Durancy
did not arrive. The men were not
in cells. but In the dining room. The
testimony OF Sheriff McPhillips. Henry
Hanley. and Judge Jacob II. Lippincott
showed that the whole matter had been a
sehem 70 get the qifidaytsh In oTass tG maze
mon in the jail while Sheriff Mcphillirs was
looking for them outside They were not con- IN
tssir own ,R ss sessponsbsy Prosecutor winnod
In his argument said:
These men had been convicted. their cases
had all the ana
down. Further contest was necessary in order
to keep them out OF prison. and tactics were
resorted to which, although succossful IN
certain case. will BIO looked upon by members
horrent. Before applying for writ OF habeas
corpus 1t is necessary to be restrained from
liberty. and In order to do this the men were
secluied in jail at midnight. How were they
in atl, as prisoners or as guests OF the Jaller
They must have been there rs guests. This
was part Of tho scheme. and was a pretenee.
Halt an hour after they had walked INTO tho
jail their affldavits had boon taken. Every
assist that it Sss
Davis had, no authority to take the men ,r, as
they should have appeared IN court There
fore submit that tho whole app ication was q
falsehood from beginning to end. and an I'm
Lawyer Feshall in reply held that no actual
confinement was necessary. but that even II X
was the men had all boon confined In the Jail
from II o'clock Wednesday night until they
said that il there was any ,unprofessional act
1t was on tho part Of the Hudson county
authorities In dschnrging the writs issued by
Judge Green. He quoted numerous decisions
held that the Prosecutor of Hudson was en-
frrespective OF reauits.
Mr.: Peshall further held that from the time
decision was handed down by the x G1nrs
been deprived OF their liberty. although not IN
actual confinement. After talking for nearly
two hours he closed his case and Gen. Robson
the tbEe tfs5 .ai
Court in such q high case as habeas corpus
will give decision soon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14
Rrooklyn Men Flr htlne the Trolley.

A delegation representing from 200 to 300
property holders waited upon Mayor Body
OF Brooklyn yesterday and urged him to veto
tho resolution Of the Aldermen. granting q
franchise to tho Union Railroad Company to
operate an electric trolley road on Union
street. Lawyer Sidney ". Lowell said that q
large majority Of the residents Of tho
street were opposed to the scheme. md
principal objection. however was that
Union street was one OF the principal
thoroughfnres to Prospect Park both Tor
drivers and pedestrians. and TINT its uso as
such would be practically ruined by n hideous
trolley road. The shade trees which lined 1t
would also be destroyed. 1t was urged also
that If any franchise wero granted 1t should DO
given to the Union Street Railroad Company.
which had offered the city $4,000 for the
privilege.
President Richardson Of the ATLANTIC Avenue
Railroad and others also nsk ed the Mayor TO
veto the resolution giving q franchise to tho
Railroad Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14
MISS M1N1RIN MADE 4 GOOD FIGHT
4 Man who Probably Was Her Assailant
set Upon aud Beaten.

Miss Rebeccs Mintrin Of Scholes street.
Brooklyn. attended picnic in one Of the
Grand street parks in Maspeth village on Tues
day night where she met young man named
Frey. They started homo together. and when
near the Grand street bridge across the New
town Creek her companion threw her down.
In her struggle to escape she scratched hi.
his pocket. Her screams aroused tho neigh
borhood. and the young man fed. Miss Min
trims face WAS bruised and her clothing torn;
met some men at work on an ice barge. to
whom she told her stony. and one OF tho men
still at work on the barge early, Yesterday
morning when man, answering the descrip;;
the bridge. Tho icemen soy he bore traces OF
a recent struggle. and they set upon him and
beat and kicked him until he cried for mercy.
this than having him arrested. There Is no
proof ae yet that the man beaten was Frey.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEST.
ERS RAILWAY

In consequence OF the improvements being m ade at
the foot of st. the ferry aud passenger business 10
temporarily tran scrred from Jay house
OF the pennsyl anis Railroad company, at tho foot OF
West lath 81, Trans leave west 42d st.:
SEQ A. NJ % minutes earlier from tho foot of West
9Th ST. for Middetown. acknowledgement, Port Jsrvis
Manor iiancocs Carhonhale, scranton. Walton, Delhi,
Sidney, Norwich. Edmeston, Utica, Rome, Oneida Os
wego, Detroit. Chicago, an points Vest
Otlb A; NJ. for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and
Minnewhska. Waikiki Valley stations, Middletown
Eloom,ingbnIgh Esnyie Lallsburgh, Monticello, lur
3ilJ ]. NJ, Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Min.
newaska. waikiki Valley stations. Miidletown Roorn
ingburgh Elsnvie. Pittsburgh. Hurley VILE Liberty
White Lake. Livingst on Manor.
t7iGO !, NJ, Midiletown. Pittsburgh, Liberty. Liv.
inRston Manor. R"cklsnd, Walton. Sidney Norwich
One ida, Gswego. Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit Ch
cngo and West Pullman slice nrs: reclining char car
free 70 Suspension Bridge.
days only. for Midhletown BOOminybuIgh Elirnville
Mountain Dale Faiisburgh. Monticello. Hurleyville.
.Daly: all other trains daily except Sunday.
Pu.lna drawing room seats and sleeping car berths
obtained at 1923 broadway. New York.
J. C. ANDERSOk. q. L. A. 70 Heavier At. Nav York.
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exoneE coNprr SMITHS xARR1AoE
IL Recalls the story OF the shcoting In
Neaiseu Square rive Years Ago.

II Recalls the story OF the shooting In
Nsaisea square rive resrs Ago.
well. yes. suppose Il was an elopem ont"
said George Condit Smith yesterday afternoon.
He was receiving the congratulations OF
friend who had Just read OF his marriage TO
Miss Emma GeorRietta Haslup at Flushings on
Sunday morning. Mr.. Smith made this smil-
ing admission to reporter. but he refused to
say anything moro about II.
you have already printed . very accurate
report OF the main facts" he said. Il don't
think any further particulars are necessary"
Mr.. Smith is ~ years old. and with his
brother. J. Condit Smith. conducts the busi-
noes Of the Hartford Lumber Company at 143
Liberty street. He is son Of the late ]. Con-
dit Smith OF Buffalo. and has lived In this city
for six years. He is member Of tho Manhat-
tan Athletic Club. where he hos lived since
the opening OF the club house. and has taken
an active part in various athletic sports. He 10
a tall. slender man. with light hair and NOUS
tache and blue eyes. He 10 very popular among
yachtsmen. He is the owner OF the naphtha
launch Laura tho fastest OF the haphthhs t H9e,
Sound better than anybody else. 1t was when
that he first met Miss Haslup. or so. at least.
Miss Haslup is the DAUGHTER II Marion BAR. and
more Her father died. and her mother became
Mrs. Toy and now keeps boarding mouse ,, AZ
Miss Haslup was also fond Of yachting and .
sports generally. and come OF her hcSna,i,n I'M
hSsS n sS 1hat sSe Knows
boats and records than many yachtsman.
She and Mr.. Smith have been friends i9r q. Q
the same yachting party. 1t is said that her
mother opposed the marriage, She gave7 her
This is not the first time George Condit
Smiths name has been in thu newsrapers. ~
9eoek the nst OF sSci IN
sSusre and found Smith sitting on bench
u9 "a man IAN f has Just shot me-" he said.
M don t nsS "t snid Smith s run away
nm @ smn ss tSas ts I'm %
nn lR ~ ne sns shot Si lie reashe%
said he had no idea who the man was. a.,
the New York h9spalh i Was S@n Wt thas
revolver r' Of large calibrc. The wound was
married to Miss saie Barnes of Paterson. the
f ocomottve builder. Miss Barnes and her
mother visited the hospital. aud this fact vas va:
p.sa H hat waiter Gmp of aG @
been engaged to the same lady. One Of Inspect
or Byrnes's detectives conceived THO theory
thst Mr. s H"nE hi9
showed TINT he was at an athletic meeting at
wns let 90 Mr. smith. on his recovery. mar
red Miss Barnes She died shortly yy aer oiSsd
No information could be got yesterday OF
Mrs Toys house. whore 1t was said that Mrs:
Smith was not at homo and Mrs. Toy was OUT
Mr. Smith was in town and at business on
Tuesday. but he did not speak OF his marriaS o
nubiicin Yesterdays Sun. He Is relative OF
the lato Cyrus W. Flcld. with whom Ms father
had close bus mess relations ut one time. ne
Troy Hills. n. j.
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III. N.tion.l Educational Association.

SARATOGA. July 13.-There was largo at
tendance at the National Educational Asso-
citation this morning. President Cook was in
the chair. and the discussion Of the session
ard OF Winona. MINI. spoke upon Ethical
Culture In the Kindergarten" Mrs Della
Lathrop Williams OF Delaware O.. treated the
mentary and secondary schools. Mrs Williams
was succeeded by, Chancellor James II. Can
asd 81 Nes Wh9 detSsd she
vsrsity. Discussion upon the papers was then
led By DR.. E. F. White OF Cincinnati and by
PrasIdant George W. 7. Price Of Nashville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14
Fodder job. Damn Fails Dead.

John Damn. 72 years old. Of 104 Scholes
street, called the pioneer peddler OF Williams
burgh. fell dead on Tuesday evening In Him
rod street and Irving avenue. Williamsburgh.
It 10 believed he had n sunstroke Fifty years
ago no came to America and !ecamo a pedd!er
offrnit, and veRetab les In williamsburGh. He
sold out at noon. Then lie went home. and In
the afternoon he assisted an old friend In cart
Ing bricks. After he had brought load Of
bricks to new house In Himrod street and
had got down from his scat he threw W. his
hands and fell dead to the pavement Tho
street. Tho four sons Of Damn are also ped
dlara.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14
Dressnaksrs Have a PIes,e.

Tho large crowd In and In front Of 4 and West
18th Of. Monday morning was occasioned by Its be-
ing tho day OF the Mcdowell Co.'S annual excursion
given in conjunction with various sewing societies
and for tho benent OF dresspskors and their su.
ployses. The Mcdowell School for Dressmaking gave
the picnic absolutely free about hundred
thy toisrs with the needle Tho party left this city at
10 o'clock. enjoyed three hours sail OF sixty miles
around Staten Island to Sylvan Reach, where most
enjoyable day was spent interpreted with dancing
bathing boating. and the usual pALtImes that 20 10
make up generally snjoysbs aaa not'tobsfors0ttsn
aAy.-Ads.
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Capt. Hooker OF the Morrlsania squad ap-
pcared before Police Commissioner sheehan
yesterday to make charge against Policeman
Vim. Kyle. Kyle went on his vacation June ~.
He was to report for duty on JULY. He didn't
appear at tho station house on that day. That
afternoon ne sent his shield. IRE key. and rec
ord book to Cant. Hooker by mall few days
rich REESE who keeps a saloon at t145th
street and Linden avenue. had disappeared.
Tho charge Capt. Hooker made yesterday
vas that Kyle had been absent flvs days-from
July to July 9-without Leave The Captain
find Kyle. Commissioner Sheehan took the
papers In the case. It's expected that Kyle
will be dismissed at to-morrow's meeting OF
the Commissioners
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Gtfxnabpxta.
FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT PRoyIDBNan ooTIAay
CIT, NANTUCKET. CAFE COD, WHITE NoUH
rAIN6 and all Eastern points.
DouBLB SERVICE during SUMNER MONTH";
ms four leading steamboats, Of the world In oomms
sion together.
PURITAN, fIl.0KIM,
Leave New York from Pier 10, n. n. foot Of Murray
ct, As follower
Si8o r. M, week days and sundays for Ian Rivss
direct connecting with Pullman vestibulsd express
train due Park square station Boston. $3.50 NJ. and
with express train for Now BEDFORD there connecting
direct with boat for Cottage City and Nantucket Ths
$50 boat from New York sundays touches at Newport
Mondays at 8 A. ny ..
GIN r. NJ, week days only, for Newport ana faU
River duo Newport $40, Fail River A.. ~. connecting
with Pullman yestihulcd train due Boeton A.
NJ. and with trains and through cars for Cape
Cod points tho White Mountains &C,
injecting annex boat leaves Brooflyn. weak daye
and sunday at 3 /. NJ: Jersey city. AZ NJ
A splendid band and orchestra aVaehed 70 eaoA
steamer in oommission .
Tickets staterooms &c, can be optened IN New INA
Ni73 3Si xib Rtx, b57 aud i.97S broadway, Ie1 stk
Az. 20< West l25th st. 134 Enst 126th St. 26l Couni-
bus sv 1<8 Bowery, Aston House, and windsor Hotel
a. the line once, Pie, ~ and on stssmsrs sspd
cents In stamps to Post ONCE box t62 for COPY OF II
Brightest summer Lands"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14
Monsignor Farley Sails.

Monsignor J. NJ. Farley. pastor OF st.
Gabriol's. In East Thirty-seventh street. sailed
for Europe yesterday on the steamship City OF
New York. Many OF his Pensioners accom-
panied tho steamship down the bay on a tug.
He will spend most Of his vacation In Ireland.
with the Pope. -
Other passengers on the. City OF New York
were Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Mckelway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Digby Bell. J. Sergeant Cram. Judge G.
II, TruaI. and Lord Thurlow.
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sinpiy Tired 81 Iife.

The wife Of Morris Noodle. . eapmaker. who
lived at 378 East Fourth street. found her
canary dead whom. missing Its familiar chirp.
she looked into tho cage yesterday morning
WITH the isad bird In her hand she went to
On the way she heard the report OF q pistol.
Whom she reached her husband he lay on the
noor dead. He had shot himself through the
head. Except that he was tired Qf the struggle
for existence, even with the help OF his eight
sons and daughter no motive for his act is
known.
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Folks who neglected to read The Suns list
Of steamships due to arrive yesterday sup
posed that tho White Star spseder Majestic
were Informed that the big ship had been
hauled out on the dry dock In Liverpool for
grooming She may make record on TIE
Adristio. which has not been ut this pert since
last February. sailed last week In place OF the
Malestic, and 10 due here tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14

PeAasyivaais EsiIrsad to wsshssstos
Ons the best and safest means OF reaching Washing
fsn, A superb schedule OF trains including TIVE hm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14

S AxiltsHds.
Pen N SYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
the STANDARD RAILWAY OF AnERCAI
PnorzorHD rHRouoaou1 n
Block Signals and Inerlocking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of
Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
IN KFEECr JULY .. 1904
TINE FAST LINE.
car. Arrives Sis1sisna siss Mi. ~. eeolamS S S'so
saS Issis d.;. '1 osnn:e s Also. 4;
THE PENNsYLvANIA LIMITED.
!,Sals Diawins ana state Room si:.Pins. Dinins,
:ss M ::;;1S s:s:
:s.onssy and %sSsss si.ass,S lss.. tT4iSs: ei ~
ssS snd ~ oai. az Chicago
st. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
see M.rp IMAM vs ". slo;Rns Cars tr:%
fsa. and sous SMOKING ner Gar an. NJ
s;S fI q tSs
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Smoking and fsnnsy wanna Rs,lrosa *sssfoui. Pas.
" Ssw asJs to Chicago A''
THE WESTERN ExPREss.
70 and syss 81
S e" "a
sso Il; Ss.s day: Connect. FOR Toledo daily. .s
FACIFIo EXPRESS.
500 r. M.-Pullinan Bune. Sleeping Car New York
e chicago; Arrives week day. At oolumbus 7.iS
ena sa' fosae
daily and Tor Cleveland and columbus except satur
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
s,SS Ma ,. S ySssieuis Sleeping Cars s:w
Gsr. Altoona TO Keamona. Arrives Golunsns a.sS
nsS. s %onSs i0i'
ago HI Mn.y e, q, pops on k,ehmsna an. md
iesns, XshsSiiIs and KnoSs,iIs '''ep'' ~ w" VI
RAILWAY WITH '' s:spas bin ING
Sssy va:
"ALr'"okE'"Ass sHTM SroN' ANnrHn
d.;s car.
SSsess Prns Car to Baltimore arriving
pSI.
usual Pullman charges on either of these trains. 80
5 ESQ., rr so ana a." s?e saS
For Sc S"y M .n sarnss.
Ss G1 c. ana e. Ssss ss with
FOR For, GAZE :,o NAY: Loo p NJ week days Through
4:ss5 5a;a 9es.S and
z'so s:io s'sa: y. s'Io and % s.ss aSSs
op ssR RsSS and
Grove sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o,yn ~
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Mantels.

In household art, people are re-
turning to the chaste and beautiful
designs of the olden times. The
Mantel is now finished in native
and foreign hard woods as in man
sions Of the last century. A great
variety of styles are offered by us.
We can help you in choosing your
Mantel, and in furnishing the
Fireplace and Tile or Marble har-
moniously with it.
is. Conover & Co.,
wsrs. 28 and 80 w. 23d St.
FACTORIESs
$50. $50. AND $40 WEST 18th ST.
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SHORTEST LINE. vESTIBULED
TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES.

pirec. route to Newark Bloomfield. Monteair tho Or
AnRes. summit. BeInarisvile. Basking Ridge. MAdi-
son, Morristown. Passaic Paterson. Boonton Dover.
stanhope. Budt's Lake. Lake ilopac cong llackot
town SchoOicy'S Uuntain, Washington. rhilpsburR.
Faston. Water Gap. strondsburg. Pocono Mountains.
N"rlhnmbs rLnnd. Mon!ro.e. binshanton. oxford
land. syracuse Osw ego. Ithaca. owego, Eimira Corn
ing Bath, nansvile, Buffalo and all points West,
Northwest, and Southwest.
o, 800 A. M;,i!nhnlo. Rchneld Springs md oswego
Exprcss Pullman parior cars. Connects At Buffalo
with train for chicago. arriving v:+5 \. NJ. next
morning.
7,aO 4. M.-Binghnmton Mail Stops at principal
stationS
I 100 l.. M.-Scranton. Binghsmton. and Elmra Ex-
press Pullman coaches: paror cars
4,lO II. M.-srranton WiiGesbarre and Plymouth
Express Pullman parlor cars
7,iO A.. ~. tda,yl buffalo Limited Express Pull
8ispO y. d. daily -Rurao. Rchheli Springs. and
Oswego Express Pullman slcepers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations Mt 10 Murray
and ii" HroadwRy, rs West 18th a.. 2;si Vo.umbus
av, New York; 3i3 Washington st. 7aB Fulton ST. and
8S Bedford av. Brooklyn. Tme tables giving full in.
formation at all stations.
Westcott Express Company will cali for ana check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

w tWt3ettutvl susN"stS Sue VSsuNoss"s
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
%i.sP aoIssp sss go 1S Mss a,ss
ssO With aiming ss soo s or
:ls Ess.: Sc: s sss So. s. .s ass s
E: s.ss:: s.:;:
s':Ss SsS .as:SS r.:
I:S1s SoG S;sS 900 except h.r
NJ sgss s:s sA y:
III s;s l. g. ss III sasS
g allentown. Sunday. 1850. 7'iS 4. NJ i 100. $50
dSf sass.1. rtssoR ma Scranton
saS Ssss: s:t?Ss 3 ; HSSs'fS 40"
$50 rs s%SSS
.:ss:; s :s ~ .ss
:; s ; e ss;:
; 9s: Ocean Grove and A;Sufy f.Ti Wis Ii 80
TOM s,sr rss and Bal.
For ktisne CITY vinelsnd and bridessen. A,so An.
pisa s,s T. Tho s;sssi n Highland
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH, ooBAN GROVE, Ia.
from Pier {, n. 3; foot Rector e. $500.
.n rGf tans Btsneh II
A:8o $50 r. N. Sundays, $3.50 A. NJ, 90 r. NJ.
For Elberon ocean Grove Asbury PARK, and Point
fs RED ssat hoo ~ H. LOO 49, s Ss $50
,FGr Ests wood. Toms River. and s.rn's.. AZ A'so 4
y FOR r. Tre sisI at 100. s,4s. s,soIM
Trains leave station foot Liberty u. via
LEHI9H VALLEY RAILRoAD.
Brnale md Chicago Express. daily. sils
NJ. sisnSS r mr. s:4 ;s.f:f r.. A.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and the West,
20 For saston. :oo. s1s A. H. isso 2:iS ssS S:in
1880 NJ sundsys TOO sl5 IL 100 A. M <;<o. 7: 80
For Beshlen.e% az Alsntown: and Ms1sh ShnSa a:oo
s5S Il: sunday 7c6 s:iss 90 4. ia
fsr iI;;s,sn s:,5AM ,2:sS. s'.S. 7oO P NJ Sen
For points in tho Mahanoy coal region At s;1b NJ.
1890. 3,4s r. NJ Sundays S:l5 II 90 A. N.
For Wilkesbarre: rittston. md Scranton ei1b NJ
1sso $ AZ Iso NJ Sundays except Scranton s'lS
az. T2f E'%iF .a ZIP NJ $780, 7oo P. ~ sund.ys
's.. ,:
sit Canal i. 81 last iath st. ssb Columbus Nv. and
b3 West l25th st. New York; 333 Washington st. 72d
Fulton ST.. brooklyn and u broadway, wliamsburgh.
Westcott Express 10. viii call for and check baggage
Tres Sm and Gen. Manager Gen fass Agent.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station foot OF Liberty st., North River.
limo Table In Erect juno 20, 1892.

Vf0hns leave We
Central Railroad Of New jersey.
washingtou shear Flyer. daily, n 100 A. ~.
fhnadsiphia Fast IAae. except Sunday, Z
p. N.
eersntoH Nxpress. except Sunday, ssAs A. NJ,
ALSO r. n.
LenR Branch Flyer. except Sunday. eioe
p
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Erie LINES.

Direct to PassAic. Paterson. Tuxedo. Newburgh.
- MiGdlct0wn. Port Jerris Monticello. White Lake,
Ionesda!e. scranton BinghaInton Elnira. Corning.
Watkin. Glen. Bath. IlHnilnondsport. Avon Springs,
Rochester, llornesvc Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto
Chaut nuQuA Lake Cleveland. Cincinnati. st. Louis.
Chicago and Nil points West Trains leave New York.
foot Of Chambers st. as follows. and i've minutes
earlier from West I'D ST.:
d 90 =, v. pAiiy-Nia Niagara Falls and Chautau.
qua Lake rnrior Car New York to Buffalo. Sleeper
inrncilsvi,le Cincinnati. Connects at Port Jervih
except sunday. for Monticello Delaware and SusQue-
hanna NnlcS by daylight.
- 100 l.. &c, Dniiy-Nnstibue Limited. Solid train
for Chicago. via GhautnTrua Lake with dining TO
Chicago Sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland. and Cincn-
$50 II. ~, except SunuRy-Mountan Express for
Binghamton, lipncsialc. and Monticello
8;:tU u. VI. bn!lv-SOd train to Chicago, via Mag
Fails ami Grand Trunk Railway Slecpers to Buff
falo Rochester Toronto. and Chicago.
\ $50 l.. NJ. Dai!yNia Chautauqna Lake and Mag
Fails Solid train TO Chicago sleepers TO buffalo.
Chicago. AMI Cincinnati
NJ r NJ. $40 p NJ, 40 p. ". $50 P.M, i'm,
r. N. Saturday. only-2f NJ.
NEwBrRGH-Week Days-9 A. NJ. 3:A5 p. n. <46
NJ $50 y. IL. m NJ Sundays-D A. NJ. Up VI. 80
r NJ. SATURDAYS oniy-l2 20 r. NJ. cad st. 12:l0).
TICKETS AND rIlI.MAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Aol. 2dI, and p51 Broadway. Chambers AMI West pad
st Ferries. New York; 333 Fulton st. Brooklyn: lot
broadway. liamsburgh 200 Hudson st., Hobokeu
and Jersey City station Erie Transfer Company calls
FOR and checks baggage from hotels and residences
'D''"fA b. /. ROBERrs. General Passenger Agent.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
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pier or mailed to any address by
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