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The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21

the hope to win new lands to Christiani-
ty, and the personal ambition of Column
bus. DR.. Whitman dwelt at length upon
this ambition of Columbus, holding that
it shows Columbus less than great; and
that even the allowances which must be
made for fifteenth century man, will not
acquit the explorer of the charge of
cherishing a sordid ambition.
DR.. Whitman sketched briefly the cir
cumstances of the voyage, paying high
tribute to the exalted courage of Column
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21

which deprived the Continent America
of the name of Columbus
But it has been suggested with con-
siderable FEASIBILITY, that in this laby
rinth of errors, Waldseemuller was him
self the victim of blunder, and that
owing to a similarity of sound, he con-
founded the native name of the region
visited by his hero, namely Amaraca-
parma or Amaraca land. with that of
Americas, and believing that it had al
ready popularity received the name of its
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21
Another Maine central Excursion.

The excursion to Lancaster, N. H.,
over the Mountain division of the Maine
Central tomorrow will be fine trip. 1t
will give chance to see all of the noun
tain scenery that the usual trip to the
Notch allows and besides good part OF
the road beyond the Notch. Like all of
the Maine Central excursions very low
rate of fare will prevail and the train
will doubtless be crowded.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21
Standard Clothing Co.,
255 MIDDLE STREET. PORTLAND MAINE
Fire Relief Ball.

The Relief Association of the Portland
Fire Department will give their fifth
annual ball at City Hall, November 18th.
This is some time ahead, but it will en-
able the public to secure their tickets Of
the members of the fire department be-
fore that time. They should patronizs
the association for there is no more do
serving institution in Portland
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21
Runaway at Westbrook.

As Mr.. E. S. Brooks's express team
was standing on Main street, Westbrook,
yesterday morning the horse became
frightened by the electric cars and start
ed on a run. He ran into Mr. Ernest
Labels grocery team and struck Com
missioner Skillings's team. The former
was wrecked and the latter's wagon
broken. Nobody was hurt.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21

supposed discoverer, he simply put HIM
self on record as cognizing its propriety
We can but regard it as a curious coin
cidence, that the native name of this
portion of the southern continent SO
closely resembles in sound that of Amer
Gus or Amerigo, but such appears to be
the fact. But whether it is or is not
true, that Waldseemuller was innocently
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21

This suggestion bore fruit, and on q
map, published in 1909, two years after
the publication of Waldseemuller's book,
appeared the name America, near that
part of the southern continent supposed
to have been visited by Vespucius
Ii the name America had been per-
mitted to remain where the map maker,
following the suggestion of Waldsee-
muller, had placed, it the friends of
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21

Continued on Sixth Page.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21

misled, the world will ever regret that
the Southern continent at least was not
named for the great Genoese naviga-
tor.
A Memorable Voyage.
Rev. Dr.. 3. L. Whitman, president of
Colby University, followed with paper
entitled "a Memorable Voyage" Pres
ident Whitman said that the discovery
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21
Post Office.

Today the cashiers and general deliv-
cry windows will be open between the
hours of and a. m. and and 2 p: m.
Delivery by carriers at a. m. Collec-
lions at T and i / a. m. and p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-21

bus in the last days of the voyage, when
his crew were discouraged and mutt
nous.
The immediate effect of the discovery
was great. All Spain rose up to do him
honor. But his demands of dominion
were too great. AS governor of the new
continued on Sixth PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
COTTON MAREErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool October ,, p. m.-COtton futures closed
lrrcgular; Amer an mi ding. low mid ling c a Sc
be- delivery. / II 6id buyers November and Drcrm-
Der delivery. 3lGId0i 22-Gid. December and Jan
unry delivery. j 23Gtl buyers January and Feb
uaiy delivery, { 23-C1da1 @G-'ild. February AMI
March delivery. I - Gid sellers March and \pil
delivery. .O'tid0i 81 SD April and May delivery
3i-C4i value; May AID June delivery, isolde
.lrGid
savannah. oct. Cotton firm middlng. 7lGc ::
low middlnC. 7c. good ordinary. u J-l1c. net and
gross receipts CLIO lal' exp 10 the G. utln
,7Ji hal.s coistWi-c. 1919 bales. sales, 3,t1J
bales. stock. GO6ll bales
Ncw-Orl"ans. oct. 1.-Cotton firm mlddllng,
- Ice. low mIddng. | &c, good ordinary u . - +:
net receipts. I.0i bales. gross i.301 bales: cN
ports to Great britain. 6l6l bale: coaswlsc, sl7
lalcs slles 1900 bales. Stoch 80 .2JJ bales.
Galveston. oct. D. Cotton steady mlddling,
: II 1Gc; low mddlng. 31Gc. good ordinary
II l6c. net and gross receipts. iiJ2 bales sllc,,
4,31f bales stock. lO2. 1913 tales.
Norfolk. oct 3-couon steady mlddlng. o Ice !:
low middling z l-c, good ordinary, u 7i6c net and
gross receipts. I,O-J bales exports coa,twisc l62
bales sales. @CG bales stock, iG.O:O bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There were few features IN the speculation at The
Produce Exchange yesterday. The sales oi wheat
futures aggregated only $1,000 bushels. while huclu
atoms were exceedingly light and final quotations.
except for May, which unchanged, indicated
decline OF Ia cent. october sold at - o,i@ .ec
November at 500 20 l-rc, December at - V-.No
- sc and Ma at 81 7-e0 - II cents. Ihe Spot
movement also light, the sales reaching Oiil
"a 900 bushels, Of which $1,000 bushels were lo'
export. ,o.. ,.,,or
i'm corn large receipts also caused a h"avy Under
tone though partic ulaIly prOnOuhceo Wahiens wa,
developed The sales 100000 bushels OctO3er SDn
At 81 Ida 81 1-2c November at 81 'oa % llc De
cember 53a SO Ice, and May AT Pr '4 II cents.
Canal corn on the spot offered freely. Inc
sales for export 5000 bushels The speculative
movement in oats very light. and the general
temper of the market ruled easy, Ln&l 4uG'alo,s
Indicating declines OF 1403o cent. The maj QUO
tatOns follows; 49, ,,,
Wheat-October, 7oc; Ncvember' oOc, DeceihOeI'
81 5sc; May, 1893, eGsl-o cents; -eo. ooo,,o
her 53c: January 1898, 53c. May, 81 cents
0ats~October CSC: November, SIC; December,
3s 1-sc: Nav, 1888 Al IL cents.
Lard-October, Is 20 November, ~ 90; December,
81 40 May, 1893, 81 40 $3.50.
The receipts OF grain and -four reported NeSterony
at New-York Philadelphia. Baltimore and li0sOn y, r.
as follows: Wheat 661 30 bushels; CT 2lo''7'
bushels oats, 15S,S74 bushels total gran
1O3o.ls4 bushels; -four, 1919 PACKAGES.
Al Chicago Milwaukee and -. Louis the arrivals were
Wheat 1868 bushels. corn, 939,96o bushels oa'5'
s37 4O5 bushels total grain, COOL OIL bushels houi'
So, 267 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct special).-Provisions were higher
and active to-day. Attention was rather distracted
from the co1ered options in lard and ribs by the more
general trade and sharp advances in the January
product Pork advanced 80 cents and coed at tie up
top Lard advance 20 10 cents; ribs II = cents
for January and 80 for oct Der. The news from
the yaIds Oh hogs GsmdOwed even the curiosity
concern ne the man pua;ions There were only 1900
hogs hand prices were 10 TO 10 cents higher me
est mate for Thursday 23OOO. bulletin was S,ht
saving that the price touched $50 cents and THAT the
oracles at the yards predicting cents before
Saturday night. As January prOduct ma
been running along about on the basis
of 4 1-2-cent hocs, the prediction OF q cents
made decided impression. The 6uying OF me o.y'
even I'm January, by the Cudahy Wright party.
They took about 600 barrels Of January pork on "A
call and were buyers other occasions during the
regular session. Wheat opened steady on hrIher
cables but its advance checked by tine selling OF
a 900, 900 bushel line by Bloom AMI by large re
oeipts. Indiana, Illinois and Missouri were talking
DRY weather, and dry weather Is likely 10 become mgrc
Of a factor December sold between 76 IS and 10 A
and closed at 10 3-3 Corn yielded l-4al,2 cent:
Nav sold between As IA and Al "a and closed AZ
A. 3-4d47 rs. The receipts were 57o cars the esIi-
mate for Thursday, COB. Charters We're mace lT
only la2 600 bushels oats were of little In sym.
patty. May sold between SO IL and 30 Is and closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
THE STATE or TRIDE.

baltimore. oct. 5.-rlour steady unchanged. Re
ccIpts : 4O6 bbls shipments. 2Jl bhls, sales loo
bis Wheat strong, No. red spot, - 81 - ,Ifc !,
Octobcr Is Ia - Sac: December, 20 las 80 :,
MAY -Gc asl "a steamer No. red. 30 IA" 40 ! lc.
Rcccluts 49, 77 bush. stock. 2O2f loD bush; sales,
1916 900 bush. Southern wheat hrmcr; Fultz, 1O0
77c longierry. 73n 7-c. Corn firm, mixed spot,
- "a - 3-4c: October. 20 70 bid yeur. ~ 3A0
lJc: January, II 34c asked. Receipts s,o2f bus! :;
stock 431lG bush sales. 1000 bush. southern
corn white active. 57o % lie; yellow dul 5oc.
mixed Western. 90 2a SIC receipts. 2,G97 bush +:
stocl 2I3I2G bush. RYE steady and firm No .
C4c noninaIy Receipts, e25 bush; stock. 36.O76
bush. Hay steady: good 10 choice Timothy. ga 750
1913 so Grain frclklis firm. unchanged. Cotton
nominal: midling. : 13-lGc. Provisions steady
mess pork. Sl3 30: bulk meats loose. shoulders.
BIC. long clear. BIC: clear rib sides aud sugar
picked shoulders. &c. sugar cured smoked
shoulders 4c hams small II i-2c: large. Ice lard
refined. / dc. crude Dc Butter weak nnd dun !:
creamery. fancy. 3Jc do fair 10 choice 81 BE: do
imitation. "00 2fc: adlc fancy loa l0c do good To
choice; va lsc; store packed lie Eggs dun Mary
lgc. western, 2oc. Coffee quiet Rio cargoes, fair
- &c; No. = - Ii Sc. Sugar steady: grann.
firm, 81 % II %
Boston. oct. 5.-Markets quiet. Recelpts-Ilour
aOop Dds. $500 sacks; corn. II 900 bushels oats
"o,"oO bushels; shorts. 2s4 tons.
Buffalo. Oct. 5-Sprfng wheat quiet limits frmer ON
new wheat sales: $1,000 bush old No. Northern
~ l40 81 SIC; 1900 bush. No. hard new 80 LIE
300 bu-h. No. Northern, 10 l-4c: closing No /
h1ri .poI. od, - 1-oc; do do. now, 20 34c; do
G. l. T., 40 3ec; No. Northern, Old spot 81 :l-4c
do do. new. rs a-sc DO. c. 1. T.. II Csc: No. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06

uurd,. oct. 5-Caulc-r cccp,s ls't iwrntN VI II
hour. 900 head Total for week thu, Lar, c,,n
head for same tine h'. ",'"II ., T-ri. + 30. on
-, ~ I,,c ina, tct p, cd and lf'.d 9t'ln' 80
,,d pa. f... S925o J. -: bit nor stp'h. =
IN f, WI. thus far ~ go head; FIR same uhr
Ia.t wa.a. ..0COD had, 60" - El'n ,no .c, ..
head 10 Ncw York. Loo head n ar u ,,nr
n,yv cam fed a5 95a - 10, lache3 ana M "'
y, GGo s.i io Workers good to be,t c.n d. 80 ~"
~ 10: do night to NJ, co. o. - .Dod NV ends,
-, a., - =, uig, goad T. pest corn lei, f'"'"
49, s5: d. common slips 10 ar, - ~. =
sorted roushs - - - 80 ."''' AMI mmbs-Rccc pit
last twenty four hours, GOO "'Ah io"' 'D ,'oct
mus far 1000 head IN ihr am o ," , x.,,
~ 200 head cons'YIcN ihip g. i''V nu !. ., nod
Ynrk - 100 head sale. 400 h.id mn h'' - =,
= ' and sbadr IIs.r closed ~tc<ldy en- lee T." II
u.,h,.s ai 75a - 10: fair to gooa sh''p ~ -.
= 50: culs and common 90, ~ "VH F, an" " a.
- -. dn fnlr 10 ~ 4, ~ 7J0 - -, cull5 10 lAT
s 7.0 - 90 Canedi, common TO g'"d' - %" - 49,
DO choices 30 fancy, - Sp"f' 80.
Cbicoro oct 5.-"The Evening journal" reports !:
co,tI r.c.l,, l. 900 mead. shipments 1900 n'Ad
,r"rio, .f.ady 10 lower: best natives. fo@ - ~
other, ~ HOas4 80; Texans, ~ JoGT- 80, ~
ems 81 90as4 %; cows ~ - 90 arL, 10 crnt;
h,,hr. rn,r,h and common. Sj0 - 20, packg - -"I
80. slipping - 80 - 10; fancy, heavy , nnu
iTtcbcr,, weights - con ~ - assorted light, - 101
Dn ~, srIns and pig. ~ 5oa ~ -. Sheep re
ccpis 10000 head: siipmris = -HV h''a ,i a' -
stron. on sheep. lambs lover nsuVe :, II 10
Westerns "A l00 - go; MeNcAls, ." '""F'' =" >
"ii"' a. nis Oct 5-Ca,ric receipts 1900 head ship
mcnts. 200 head market firm ialr 10 chol,c m,nr
"tc"rs ~ 5Oo - -: fair TO god Texas ana lnnlhl
t,c,. ~ .5a ~ -; Texas cows, ~ 5oa$2 90
iio,-Ecccips $500 head shipments. l,luo head
market Ioa zoe higher; heavy 10 4os 70 30; Pc p
crInis = 200 head shipments, 400 hcad narAet uuA
native muttolrs. S4a$1 -; Teams, - Boa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was no radical change In the output oil inc
Mcdonald pool, and no sensational aaVlces Oh any SORT
from the oil country But the crude certificate
market on a small volume Of business enjoyed "A
sharp rally on the shorts Weakness prevailed In the
early trading and prices mld at olG1o rs cents
Then a period OF dulne,s followed, but In the inls
dealings the market rose sharply to y Ia cents
cIoslng al thai figure. The total transactions IN
ontjons Amounted 10 26OCD barrels. At the STOCK
Exchange there were sales of pipe line certificates Tor
- 80 ti,ne I'm s4X,ral We ks The dealings
amounted IN > 600 barrels at 30 7-oa 80 "a cents.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 61O cents
per gallon in barrels, 800 NJ ~ Dui" aiu n,ao
cents in cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp,
Ia francs; Bremen, GO5 MARKS, and London
q l1-16u4 SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
THE WIRXEIS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-For Brazil crOwtls the market was st"dy =
15i2c for No On tn spot the movement was .p.'
active business in ot~ y arrive:
sale 10 arrive included 600 bag No b's .I'4c ahd
bag, No = and freight At li'4c mo p!tlHl
sales az Ountcd 10 1000 bags MN n1rsel. me
Rio cable quoted FIRST ordinary 90 hlo'l, IL W goa
klOs). II 200; exchange private, II l-tp'
recoips in Rio. 10000 bags no took, l'iW2 ll&,
Rio market steady. Receipts in Santos. LOCO bags
stock. $1,000 bugs Santos Hdfhct NM sou
sSerage Santos 10 600 Receipts at I.o july J TO
October T. lsq2 Gas bas. time 1901, l3lO'NJ
haq@ same time 1890. $4,000 BAGS. Receipts at Saho
l. 1892 sci 900 bags same time 1871,
759. OO0 bags time 1890. $1,000 bag. - ~.
Warehouse dolvcro, since October ls?,,Ne"- lofk.
% i9i bags Baltimore, 2Oji bags ew-OflcIns 2ljG
bags; total %. i01 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
rI,ROpEAN rRODUCE MANKErs.

Liverpool, Oct. D. 3 40 p. m.-Beef-folders oner
moderately Pork-Holders offer sparingy; Hams-
Uoders offer mo erately BacOn-Hold r ofer hv1or
ately Cumberland cut, about % To 80 d. hr at dos.
long clear middles. about Al b. steady AT AIS 20
LONG and short clear middles about % ID, stidy ~
4os Cheese-HOldcrs offer sparingly. IMlOw-
Holders offer freely. 'ruIpc milne and Nosn-iol1eIs
offer spalinglg. Lard, spot and futuTes-liOders
o0er moderately prime Western spot and october hin
at ais Cd. wheat-Hohers offer sprinsy NO.
rod winter firm at is No red spring firm AT
6s I'D Flonr-TlOlders offer moderately. Corn,
SPOT and tltures-l Holders offer moderately mao
Wsstern October duh at As g Id November dIll
II As q led. Hops at London-Pacinc cAS-lio.dero
are not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06

MoFi"sn spot o -. i ino, w. No. red, - lee 40.
extra red 75a 76c; 80 ia ,2G s no. olcd % O.
80, ~ :. in store. SaIns carioals No. yellow, dc;
carloads No. yellow 40 &c; on a track 10 49, I2e
%n' 2 DO. SOC: No. p 49c asked, in store. oats
SARGE 10 white, 81 l4g37 re No: ,;,' Wii' e;
'lora. 37G37 lie. Barley in fair demand No:
western zoe: 40 Q extra, 65Gd6c No. g. 60c;
M, , ~ l,c state. good 10 choice, Oo@ 'oc Mn
feed weak. demand ught Flour quiet best spring.
- 5o@ ~ %; d. winter - 2oa - 70; rye 6oar.
vrheot 4c corn 3 jsc: oats, 1-2c seed. } 1-oc
Rcccipt,-Fiour 2O.ooo Dbl; wheat 356.GO bush
GA. H. 900 bush: oats. 2D,JOD Canal S!upments--
=. n, NJ $1,000 bush corn. Js,2OO BUSH t;lllpld
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000 bbls: wheat, 5000 bush;
corn 5000 bush; oats, l2o'oOo BUSH
chicago. oct. 5.-rhe leading futures ranged as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
, RECEPTION TO RErURyED ARIOyS.

The United German Singing Societes OF tie dy
to the number of scvcnty-siX, VIII give "c'p'i''
and "commers- this evening at the Central Iuri
verein sixty seventhst. and Thrd-avc.. to the
members OF the Aron Society. who made the III
umphal tour Of Europe last summer The guests Oh
honor will be escorted from their clubhouse 10 te
hall BY big torchlight parade. 1t is expected tha'
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Oswald Ottendorier, Dr. Fried
rich Major Carl LEM, Of Newark; Hubert CHS tne
Katzenmayer, xpresdent OF the Aron, VIII denver
oAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
West SHORE RAILROAD.

N. Y. C. H. Il. Co.. LIS
Trains ave west i-1-ss. st.t4Jn, Ac"-l as iol
low, ana 10 IL n.tts caller flO To- trllA-st., v k:
:S:.SO 4. VI. lt4y ArN0af S>SoA, AlO2lys
daily lac sunday, west CJeyu2u's Jc.
5.15 =. VI. Daily fog Al except sunday Montreal
ICtU0 4. Vi. Daily Tor Albany, Uta, syracuse, Iocis.
Ter Buffalo. Niagara F4.is, Detroit Chicago; eAeeys
saturday FOR Toronto.
1885 \. VI. Dauy, except sunday, FOR Albany ani
Utica.
AGO y vi. Daily, except Sunday for Altany.
s,I5 y. VI Dliy Tor Al0lIy Montreal, Ot.ca. Syr1-
cn,c. R0cheSt.r. Buffalo, Niagara tSAs Toronto. Do
frlt chicago, ~. Louis.
ESQ r. ". Daiy clceIt Sunday. Tor NewDurgh. Al.
hany. saratoga and MOltr,1i.
~ ba so. Niagara rams, Toronto, Detroit. Chicago.
uNSti.S raw LOCALS 20. 40 =. ".
Nj BIZ i; LOG AIS, ) 70 '4O:lD A NJ, Il 10 $50,
80, u 81. IL 40 \. II.
Sleeping cars 'or Htlalo Nl,elfa faus, TORONTO.
D.r 'it- tncalO. Louis. on all m Ough trains.
spaiv, FOR ucA-tS. timetables. Lar.of sud sic ping
car Recommendations Inform on. ap,y offices: Book.
iyn .j5j washington ST.. 526 futon.,t, Annex ONCE.
foot n tfiltpn-st. NrtlogA CIV "a. llS, 363, 1oj
ga broadway liS Howery 81 Ea.t l4th-st., IS wess
G. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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Delaware. Lacanwan and Western X. X.
stntiou- Ia New or. OF Barclay and Crsiophe
SHORTEST LINE. NE~TiBuLHD TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES,

plrse; .roue, 70 NEwAEk, BLooMtIELD MONT.
Rs,ot5a ise o1 M9dI snnSS 81 a AXE 'iS
MopArc0XG HaeSett,,..sS,T,q. 2GI30LEY's Mt ooT
wATEE, GAR SrRouDsBT,RR re, ro,os9 MCgas en-
ooKE DNNVIiiE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. slSl.
eros, RINGHAMrON, oNkonD. NORWICH, wa.e:
VIE. UTICA ri HFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland,
SYRACUSE, oswEGo. ITHACA. oWEGo; ELMIRH
.pol.ts ,wESSr NoRTnwFST AXp soWTpHywrSr. "a
80 4, N.-BUF tAlO, -lIt IltttLD SPk4S,.S s.a
osWEGo EAPKl %. Pullman pafloF cars. Coans;I
at Buffalo With train IOf CHICAGO, AIMING 5as
"A. next morning..
loo Z. SCRANTON BINGHAMToN ana ELMIRA
I,iO =. vi. SCGANTON, WILKl-SBA BARRE and PLYa.
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman parO ,
1850 =. VI. CdaiIyl.~BrFFNLO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman seepers. Arrive, az 10 q ..,,.
$500 y. u, tdalyl BuFEALo, RlChFlELD SPRINGS
TICKETS snd PULLMAN ACS0AMODtIl0NS At q
Murayst. and $50 Broadway Ticket, AZ ferry Stltonss
Is5 and Broadway SO West l25tnst. 30 Columbus:
ave New.York; 1913 Washing on-st.. 52G Fulton e. ans
s9' Bedford ave Brook yn. Time tables. giving full /"
formation. et all static :.
wESrCOIT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ~
cheek baggage ticD ho,e or residence 10 Destination
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

y,
Per %. y. H.. ioO. l.cltOI-sg.
70: Atlantic Higha4ds, Hlshsnd Beach, Norulandle
SOOrght AID Long BaIINn 80, 10 10 A NJ 4, a Il,
. 100 4. NJ. sundays, . 80 a. NJ, .OO l.. NJ.
For Ebcron, Ocean Grove. AsbIry Park. and Print
Pleasant ut 10 10 \. NJ. 3 10 . 90 l.. NJ. sundays
eXc. ~ Ocean Grove and A,bufy larA . 80 A. NJ
For Lakewood, Toms River. and BarncgAt o. 30
A. NJ. 3 40 r. NJ.
Tickets and parlor-c0r seats be procured at IT.
235. POI 40 ?s' 92, lao Broadway IS Murray ST..
Canal ST., 81 East 18th ST., 30 Columbus Az.
IS West l25,h ST. Ncw.York; 1893 Washington st. 10
Fulton s., Il ooklyn, and "a Broadway, WILLIAMSBURG
Westcott Express, Co will call TO- che. * b,rcaca
from hotel raridcnce to destination.
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NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND wEsTERNRAILwAy
IIANE -.

$50 A. NJ 40 minutes earlier from the foot O, Frank.
llns.;l ~. MldGle}~n BoonlnsbL.gh. POr. Jor,is.
Monticello hJuniaindalc, faspur. Liberty l,nsstoi
MAJOR tisheoek Csrbondai. scranton. Walton. Delhi
Sidney NSrmich Lamtston uuoe Rome. Oneida oswego.
3i3 ~; Campbell Han. Lake MohonJ and Mime.
waaka, Waikiki Valley stations Mlddleown Rloomln. n.
ing III nNlue f1isbur5n. Hurley Liberty LIN.
It'd 700 y NJ. Middct9wn,, Fallsburgb Liberty Lv.
Oneida Oswego, Rochester. Nagara Fall nc,rot Chi,
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