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pretty sounds of men and children. 1t
did me good to breathe fresh air; it did me
good TO be done with the captain and see,
instead, the creature at my side. l felt for
all the world as though she were some
girl at home in the old country, and, for
getting myself for the minute, took her
hand to walk with. Her fingers nestled
into mine, heard her breathe deep and
quick, and all at once she caught my hand
to her face and pressed it there You
good" she cried, and ran ahead of me.
and stopped and looked back and
smiled, and ran ahead of me
again, thus guiding me through the edge
OF the bush, and by a quiet way to my
own house.
The truth is, Case had done the counting
for me in style-told her l was mad to
have her, and cared nothing for the con-
sequence; and the poor soul, knowing that
which was still ignorant of. believed it.
every word. and had her head nigh turned
with vanity and gratitude. Now. of all
this had no guess: i was one of those
most opposed to any nonsense about ma
tive women, having seen so many whites
eaten up by their wives relatives. and
made fools Of in the bargain; and | tod
myself | must make a stand at
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memory, for l spoke back sharp. "She
doesn't look that Sort" / cried.
II don't know that she is," said Case.
Il believe she's as right as the mail.
Keeps to herself, don't go round with the
gang, and that. Oh, no, don't you misun-
derstand me-Uma's on the square" He
spoke eager, / thought, and that surprised
and pleased me. Indeed" he went on,
Il shouldn't make so sure Of getting her,
only she cottoned to the cut of your jib.
All you have to do is TO keep dark and let
me work the mother my own way and I'll
bring the girl round TO the captains for
the marriage"
didn't care for the word marriage, and
/ said so.
"Oh. there's nothing to hurt in the mar
riage," says he. BLACK Jacks the chap
lain
By this time we had come in view of the
house of these three white men; for a
negro Is counted a white man, and 50 is q
Chinese! A strange idea, but common in
the islands. 1t was a board house, with a
strip of rickety veranda. The store was to
the front, with counter. scales, and the
finest possible display of trade; case or
two of timed meats; barrel of hard
bread; few bolts of cotton stuff, not to be
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plunged straight into the bush. for when
followed her to the door she had already
vanished.
These are rum manners" said |.
'''S rum crowd" said the captain, and
to my surprise he made the sign of the
cross on his bare bosom.
"Hillo!' says l, ''are you papist?"
He repudiated the idea with contempt.
"Hard-sheil Baptis'." said he. But, my
dear friend, the Papists got some good
ideas, too; and the s one of 'em. You
take my advice, and whenever you come
across Una or Faavao or Nlgonrs. or any
of that crowd, you take a leaf on. o the
priests and 10 what | do. Savvy," says
he. repeated the sign and winked his dim
eye at me. NO. sir" he broke out again,
no Papists here!' and for q long time en-
tertained me with his reli gous opinions.
| must have been taken with Una from
the first. or | should certainly have fled
from that house and got into the clean air
and the clean sea. or some convenient
rlver-thou@h. it's true. was committed
to Case; and besides, could never have
held my head up in that island if had
run from girl upon my wedding night.
The sun was down, the sky all on fire,
and the lamp had been some time lighted.
when Case came back with Una and the
negro. She was dressed and scented; her
kit was of fine tapa. looking richer i'll the
folds than any silk; her bust. which was
OF the color Of dark honey. she wore bare
only for some half dozen necklaces Of
seeds and flowers, and behind her ears and
III her hair she had the scarlet flowers Of
the hibiscus She showed the best bearing
Tor bride conceivable. serious and still,
ana | thought shame 10 stand up with her
IN that mean house anu before that grim
ming negro. thought shame. say, Tor the
mOI9teuauk was dressed with a big paper
sol In haiI to .atl
from was an Odd volume OF novel. ana
the words IF his service not 1T - be set
down. Nv conscience smOte me when we
Joined hands and when she got her certiii-
cate | was temntei TO throw UT the bargain
and confess What document it was, 1t
was Case that wrote II. signatures and all,
IN Leaf ont of the ledger
/ nice pauer TO put in girl hand and
see her hide away ike gold. A man might
easily feel cheap Tor less. But it was the
practice in these parts, and tas | told my
selD not the least the fault of Us White
meu, but OF the missionaries. Ii they had
let the natives be. had never needed this
deception, bur taken all the wives | wished
and left them when pleased with clear
conscience.
The more ashamed | was. the more
hurry was in to be gone; and our de-
slres thus jumping together, made the
less remark of change IN the traders.
case had been al eagerness TO Keep me;
now, As though he had attained purpose,
he seemed all eagerness 10 have me 60
ma, he said, could show me TO my
hoHse, and the three babe US farewell in
doors
The night was nearly come; the village
sme!t OF trees and flowers and the sea and
the breadtrult cooking; there came fine
roll OF sea from the reef, and from dis
lance among the woods and houses, many
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the cunning of a rat and if he's not In
hell today there's no such place. / know
but one good point 10 the man-that he
was fond of his wife and kind TO her. She
was a Samoa woman and dyed her hair
red, Samoa style; and when he came to
die Gas | have to tell of they found one
strange thing-that he had made a will,
like Christian, and the widow got the
lot all his they said and ali Black Jack 8
and the most of Billy Randall's in the bar
gain, for it was Case that kept the books.
So she went off home in tue schooner
Manu'a and does the lady to this day in
her own place.
But of all this on that first morning
knew no more than fly. Case used me
like gentleman and like a friend, made
me welcome to Falesa. and put his SER
vices at my disposal which was the more
helpful from my ignorance of the natives.
All the earlier part of the dav we sat
drinking better acquaintance IN the cabin,
and l never heard q man talk more to the
point. There was no smarter trader and
none dodgier, in the islands / thought
Falesa seemed to be the right kind of
place; and the more / drank the lighter
my heart. Our last trader had fed the
place at half an hours notice, taking
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1t might be in the afternoon, perhaps,
when the back door was thrust slowly
open, and a strange old native woman
crawIed into the house almost on her
belly. She was swathed in black stuff to
her heels her hair was gray in swatches !;
her face was tatooed. which was not the
practice in that island; her eyes big and
bright and crazy. These she fixed upon
me with rapt expression that 1 saw to be
part acting. She said no plain word, but
smacked and mumbled with her lips, and
hummed aloud, like a child over its
Christmas pudding. She came straight
across the house, heading for me, and, as
soon as she was alongside, caught up my
hand and purred and croned over it like
a great cat. From this she slipped into
kind of song.
Who in the devils this?" cried l, for
the thing startled me.
Its Faavao," says Randall, and l saw
he had hitched along the floor into the
furthest corner.
'You amt afraid of her?'' 1 cried.
''Me 'fraid," cried the captain. "My
dear friend, defy her. / don't let her
put her foot in here, only suppose s diff
feIent today for the marriage. s Uma's
mother
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gone Then she stood with her head bent
and heard case 10 an end, spoke back III
the pretty Polynesian voice. looking him
full in the face, heard him again IN answer,
and then with an oheisance started OFT. |
had Jus; share Of the bow, bus never an
other shot OF her eye. and there was no
more word or smiling.
Il guess It's Nil right" said Case. Il
guess you can have her. III make il
your pick of the whole lot for plug of to-
bacco, he added. sneering.
/ suppose il Was the smile stuck in my
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once and bring her to her bear
ings. But she looked so quaint and
pretty as she ran away and then awaited
me, and the thing was done so like a child
Or kind dog that the best / could do was
just to follow her whenever she went on.
TO listen for the fall of her bare feet, and
to watch in the dusk for the shining of
her body. And there was another thought
came i'll my head. She played kitten with
me now when We were alone; but in the
house she had carried it the way countess
might, SO proud and humble. And what
with her dress-for all there was so little
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ing Il 10 jaths. There | SAT- and had a
meal which was served us bv Cases wife;
and there | was entertained al dav bv
that remains 81 man. MS tongue stumbling
among low Old jokes and long Old stories,
anu his old wheezy laughter always ready.
50 that he had no sense Of my depression.
lie was nipping gin Al! the while Some
times he Tell asleep, and awoke
again whimperiug and shivering. and
every now and again he would ask me WHY
IL hell ! wanted 10 marry Una? NV
friend was telling myself all dav, Won
must not be an Old gentleman ike this"
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srlenaidlv educated. He was accom-
pliShed. too, played the accordion first
rate; and give him piece OF string or
cork or pack of cards. and he could show
YOU tricks equal To any professional.
lie could speak when he chose
tit flor a drawing room, and
when he chose he could blaspheme
worse than Yankee boatswain, and talk
smart 10 sicken q kanaSa, The way he
thought would pay best at the moment.
that was Cases way, and IL always seemed
90 come natural. ana ike rs II he was born
~ it. lie had the courage OF hon and
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people know that the products
of The YALE & TOWNE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY include,
not only the celebrated YALE
LOCK. in over three hundred
different styles, but the
"STANDARD" Door Locks,
Padlocks, Cabinet Locks, Art
Hardware Gin brass, bronze and
IRON and every variety of artls-
tic metal work? Ask for YALE.
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We'll, suppose it is what's she carry
ing on about?" / asked, more irritated,
perhaps more frightened, than | cared to
making up quantity of poetry IN my
praise because l was to marry Una. "All
right. old lady," says l, with rather fail
ure of laugh, anything to oblige. But
when you're done with my hand you
might let me know"
She did as though she understood; the
song rose into cry and stopped; the
woman crouched out of the house the
same way that she came in, and must have
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over-exeIton. youthful indiscretions, or me efcs
ase OF tobacco, opium, stmu!ants. when ulHma's
lead 20 Infrmity Consurnption and Insanity P1t W
IN convenient form to carry in tie Vest pocket
" package. for So. With every e. order we CIV
written guarantee TO cure or refuno t ~.
money. Sent by mail TO any address tireniA "e'
III plain envelope Mention this paper. Address
MADRID CHEMICAL co. Branch once for L. D. -
asa Dearborn Street. CHICAGO, ILL
FOR SALEM SEATTLE, WASH, BY
Stewart i Holmes Drug CO.
And Leiihead & Cawley, 903 Front stress
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MANHOOD RESTORED.
! 81 SANaTIVO," th1

g. SANATiSO," ne
Wonderful spanish
Remedy, Is sold with .
Written Guarantees
To- cure all Nervous Dis
eases. such as Weak
Memory. Loss OF iirain
Power, Head 8 E ne.
Wakefulnes. Lost Man-
hood. Nervousness, L1.s.
situde, all drains and
loss OF power Of 'ie
Generative organs IN
either sex. caused ~
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euINGLE MIL MACHINERY

The Pgget sound Machinery Deuot of this
city has taAeu the agency Tor ChaIloner shjnrIa
mill machinery for the ststc OF Washington. and
would be giai 20 correspond with persons desir
Ing 10 erect mills. They carry in stock all of
ers shafting. pu!leys, betting and. in fact every
thing necessary 10 equip mill, and will sell Ia
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The Cross Undertaking Company has moved
10 corner Second and Pike streets, Masonic
temple.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-10-29

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17

e Cd ,c B. sOpp's 5s, % &c n Fl Gs ~
sss .Se:, iss Ais ID
auossd nomiaa at %%o!fsn; 'oS good
2 soR !asf f2fS'' fsf!e US;
s E Ss the fSy sGns fas'
At Il Is good Do 81 25asl 81 30 90 81 a. 20
g H. 4 :: ~ H. IS g. H. o %" y ~
,.[ss "s pr nShlnS wes spe' Steady
Gotsonssa GIuts Hss 2 H TO cSoios
osrsd asooc coeosnut Cochin S seyG g.. Cd DO
n.ff sa as''a ad '0S pi.ms G2c
prime 44@45c ntnhadn crude sGssie wS gls %ef~ae
soutae 1N 4ss na:ara spring olsssaed :gss
90 es. d Se ss,sI 5 S" red saponed per
bank 5000 straits, 3oaS7c olive Italian 0s"ooc
p'' oGGAN FREIouTsThe market was dp but r nS
G GsIf 3crp poe 5000 bS.a
GRAIN H a 1.h .s"a%er
a,%Se to Cork ,i for 0ti eoc Ssned
Phade pbis Bale Tcrwee1n ship 1s COZ 5s9d
asrk SstV R b3a ship 1000 refined and naghtha
fsyySI tsPaGa gsSas Dud
United K"sd 10 SSiS" tto s
Ter shipment British s'csn,r weston TO LverpS COL
1s es or p a,iS'H sS%a sy
o. sSsSa SO 70 SfpSSf'
PIN 70 S;
ut stes1y rates 900 bos Mess quoted At
vi 75ass g new family sa % ness s RssF
hSs SsSr in price and iS qulc sSasq +
%. S.,A.a i' sT ;Ts ss
s sssse but Aile s% os SStasa S
0ad pat sSss a a. SSs further
FEC f S n ISL 5ss 1sS ID nSS
SSys S g cash "s sss. a SO @
Sc Continent sou. Ae SS; osdDcs was
1 n%s on dSd eso sa,s and rsUn
es hst extra 226 ~ serond Soa11c thirds
ls@ise ssss a. hy' aSS %
arsts s0sa2e ss cs;. ssisS seconds s%'
w. @ssS sars sr. s1s
s,- s.ti i'ssiiss JUNG ifGs
ssI 'Af ,l isn ss Ts. 9St SSs a5
miS Choice good rime sS 49, sS sG@
T. ,, s 81, sS @.t is% generally
steady trading SS9sued WC OT St's f%a FOR pine
to 2Sssls .sS.s i rssSRSs and INFERIOR
'sS' Rfs TSis Ss..: s:.ns for G
SnS snf9Si city Quoted af IS in . ssdt
and &c in tee; oieomarearne "''Ne' ''''
sso and in Hf FOR d So sHsa
Ss adss e ssr Is 20 bags en9g 90 ss ss r and
good demand and I as S' sSS powdered!
aai 5sd cubes 5c5 5l0c ,OafGtogGr: &C. ' 20
2 alS4 Tide: No Z +hst $40: 30: :, i as'S
4ac: No. Q. 4ied BIC No ~ w. i-io"' 49, "
3 15lGc No L.. 3sc3 l3.lOc. L., u,oos. ouo,cd 4l,T
TAJLOw-In fair request at steaut prev s"'
prime cfy ,i iSs' l 100 N Sn omewha: les.
,iye hg. prices were maintained and me sIcor
Ssn cases 1891 England seed S;o s,lvani
oea nrivs,A terms 80 cases sundrie "a ~ 20 "a
WooI-Consumption still continues very artyp, n
fairl1 active and the sales erc nrncipaK o. Ir' az,
and Texas The former arc in fuu Supptt "A I'M, b9
,orn scarce and stocks cannot be r"pensh, ,.p
IN, which will coming into warHct Wl1nh
tr,rcb sales are made generally AZ ths npp.r cd
Manufacturers apparently Considering IL f'n
ro,icv ~ take MP they can GET q. pcc
snorS values a. follows Fine lsc'oc ni'nnI -. ho
ror Mood a5c Prices in the grease range ~ a."
VA rom lsc To 28c for choice IarrnSn' csFo 25S
81 900 h snrnc Tevoe ieaeoc 10 90 % o. eanoTT1n
~ 600 n secured West virginia 45c 100" ~ MA m
hed neccc Ooo n har hlc 1000 n iow INV S
10 ono ene unwashed 14s 900 puned wool 49, ID =" Go
U'V ror n sconred TexaA 5000 Do Iertotv mo- No.
~ Kalmuc 100 cO0 n Khorsesn suVo - oIn IN COO
X fnn ~ white East India. II 900 N gray no. fo'oV0
y damascus fleece, upon private terms
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
CENTRAL, MARKET REPORT.

.,,n,yc AIsS-There Is no change 10 NY,
,.ts n the pc.ton OF the market or In prices i
tone h9Msyef 1 rrowths on spot displayed mrther
sskDess today demand was very ndsfa ai 49.e
ess 600 bags No 1tss and 600 S9eo satos so
Soc e. and f. 900 bags santo. to be shipped, atc
.. Onton dealings less active ana !.t
erai but the tendency wac 3, higher basis, IS hoo
,se a, sdIb points less fear respecting Inv on
Situation and covering Of shorts" cables Were
80 iris was In response our break % yc>'vSuaN
put sh dac,ned = H. Hamburg closed 2dS. pig lover
London sFo easier: Onesl qnotsonsn ep I'd
9e0asT Ss, Sd februsy e$s 3D. Rio quotes First
Fl go eschange pr receipt d IN BE 800
70 Fmnps 600 bags Rio stock 200 600 bags
Rio market Receipts at Rio July T. SSp ha
same time 1890 $4,000 bag Receipts at SAINTS SOY
zoo 600 Bags same time 1890 577 900 bags Total sales
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Dtci.Nboo ~ tiAA> IN -. -,
The indisposton to OFFER property at suspoh' che'
than that which is forced on market under DEGREES
foreclosure, becomes daily more apparent. fes'Ad9
SMITH & Ryan offered at No. III Brosdway unoer i'rN
closure leaschod interest In Nos 3Sl 70 $50 west inry
s.ts.st the property OF fnurstpTy brick nae
tory and plot 7oXos9 Only one bid was "'nc' "'0
the plaintiff the purchaser for si,Uoo. -, 49,,
Wiz ne sales of Nos. no III East Onehundred-and
nty.fourth.,t. adjourned until September -
lanes L. Wells ha, Issued bills fo tn, sale IN October
4 of l72 lots at North MarDe linl. !h.s pfopaN y
stuaad AZ the northern point 81 Manhattan lsond mia
~ between the proposed United state shp CAaal and
tee Harlem River . -, 100, s,ne.,r ,ron n1
health for some months has returned 10 business ana VII
nrer in the lJnr part this mOnth on the moo OF us
exchange property OH KiNington-st, also 81 rrosP"
pace. Broohlyn . 49,. .ooor,iv ,oa,
released from Quarantine samuel ''ollstit Ke, we -
tedav rcleaspd With other passengers om the Nofanl
is,ac Ionpe has been released from Qua anime Aiter
short detention. from La Champagne. $1,000 and o,ho,
l.. .opt7. Morris Lttman l.. y. Au"'as' ~ ~ Ill
yeknown dealers returned To town anu arr ua1 s
present on the OF th" Exchange nv =, ,hin,s
~ the returning dealers In the prcsen: aspect oil Things
Is conservative.
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yors 100 o5e bags Ba:tmore 1856 bags New Orleans
S'oSc pag 'S the snot stsady at unchanged prices
Sales bales 70, export and 1 lag Sas BALES '0 sga iSs
II $40 bales day last week, and 2'2o oaes year
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N 7. {. & TT. T. KK. Co. LessNe).
Trims l'aNc Nest i2d->t. station Newforx, fol.
and Is minutes ea fler. from IT, FINnkn.st, x
3,3O A. VI. Daily FOR NeWbufgh King>toA Albany !;
daily INc. sunday, west OF Coeymans Jc.
,,I5 4, VI. Daily Albany except Sunday Montreal
iOtlO A. VI. Daily for Albany uca. Syracuse, koches.
Ter. Buralo Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago; except
Saturday Toronto
t1,35 4. VI. Daily, except Sunday. for Albany and
400 =. NJ. Daily. except sunday for Albany
5,I5 4. VI Daily TO- Albany Montreal. Utica, Syra.
cusc, Rochc-ter, Hunao, Niagara Fans Toronto De.
trolt Chicago. -. LOUIS.
$40 r. VI. Daily, except sunday for Newburgh Al.
nany, Saratoga ana Montreal.
StI5 4, VI. Daily for Albany, Utica, syracuse i;ocbe,.
rr. buffalo. Niagara fafl'' Toronto Detroit Chicago
HAVLtISiKAw LOCALS 245. p 40 r. NJ
NtWBU R,, OCAI.S. 5: 20. 10 10 a. NJ. Il 10 Ri
5 3d. . 30. IL :i5 i. NJ.
Sleeping cars for BuraIo. Niagara Falls. Toronto
Detr Il. Chicago, 81 fouis all through trains.
Daily. tickets time tables laflor ana sleeping
ear accommodations information apply Offices Book
1888 Washington-st.. 20 tulton-st, ono.
foot IL tuonst. Nc"-ioiA CITY, 81 IlJ 1858 Is5
gi2 broadway. lt3 Rowery. 81 Last ltthst. So West
l25th.st.. and AZ stations.
G.. T.. LAMBERT General Passcnper Agon,
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Railroads..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals acknowledgements
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot
nesbrosses and COrtlandt streets.

TRAINS LEAVE STAIHONS 1901 Oh
Desbro~ses and COrtiandt streets.
In Effect SEPT. 18Th. 1897.
THE FAST LINE.
oS y. IS stDas
Indianapolis IL 40 ID, Chicago s rs p ~ anu o..
d LSq, slaIpsaH next day. connects also ~
iHK PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
S.hIss%. 70; ''S SsS
sass lsae msd bTsfefshop bIsfS
s::a g. IA e.
1E% Ca. 5 D. no no. next ds Chicago $50 ~
ST LOU. AND CrSGiNNArI EXPRESS.
c" sad pnas 6.f. SoS ss9s G''s louis
ard Sinelnns vetibuls smoking Car and vtsGiS:
SS.fs's Me- .ad s. s: % M
THE CoIUMBuAS rXpEEs1n ,,,,, suox.
?s S.sf: R'i.
Chicago 800 y. N. next day.
THE WEsTER> EXPRESS.
$50 p. M.-Pulmsn vestibule sleeping car New YoT.
York Sa. Sfs;s' am. sns S:s
ioa roSo eassss
PACIFIC EXPREss.
SEQ M-pg.man DaGs! sleeping Car N9T fG Or m
esssssa e dss sen as. day. Oily
and tor ci.vslsH S and i' oodmOus except saturday
sOUrHWx-TEKN EXPRks-.
$50 tnsan.S asnphis : and ST. ksuis Dining Car A.
toona to Richmond. Arrives Columbus, 2:to p INA
s5 ss5S' .s1:s '1"' s'' '3S
'GS M zs 20 e. Hs9S: ~
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via Kroxv'lle Chattanooga md BIRMINGHAM
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
days. Pullman Vesubue faror Cars, Vestbgle Pas ~
seLger Coaches Dining Ca 10 Baltimore. arriving 4"
s,1O p n on ~ Limited" daily. Pull.
washington s:25 No extra t,,e Beyond usual
A'f''sy.. t?rfss-' 30 TCr"nc;d I'd 30 ~
ssH 80 Ps' n So Sn % snd GV and
For ,nT, cy 90 Sn amSs sdry sn win rI n'G1g@
May. 20 p week days. - 800, po,,,
For ,oaG bcn A,nury P9 no ooGa" 70 TO- 20
- and 90 p. m weeadays SunIlfs y ~ a. anj
and Is D. m. 10 not stop at A-bury forA ana
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
kHpres 20 - soo 90 300 50 GO o s,, psna
Limited. with Dining Carr. and II 90 II ~ 80
s,o 90 80 100 80 So2, 20 s sS; SiSY
sls 30 90. aS 20 IL@i,ca sna Io;,9oo' NJ
and IL rs night Accommodation 10 aud go D. M.
For Of trains to 10 Al point. on the Pernsy.
fces Nos il3 col 49,. SO oii and 80 Brmtwiy
b.tor Hone +@t-'t ,nf Gth ave- l3+ Eas, i2S,hss..
brosso. and Cortland, 81; Court-st. $50 Fon'..
rs BroadwaT anf BsokiyS Annex station foot OF put
toni. hrooAiS"i 20 H"oson-s'' hoooAeh' o~Aoh'
iho Se~.{os ,n.rc- Company viii c,n for ana cnecx
General usnager Genera Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Trims leave station foot Iiberf, ~.
WASHINGTON J-HOUR FLYER DAILY, 1Ii3e
A. VI. - 49,
PHILADELPHIA FAST LINE. EXCEPT sun
stRANT0N EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY. s,i5
Lon. 20; nRGNcH FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY. 800
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