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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-02

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: I1lents Scca9n inlee os a[ncie IwenIy-
yns, .s., % tnc Nssue M o. Iuoiic 5eneraI Law,
.ue Sunssy anclng - enac.eu y Snapser
wv 1a ue1 anu lnlIty .."0 - ~ ,, - acss
l sus nSIN Asse1iDly ~ Me. g. yl.hu,
- = .1s sanuaf' SESSION E'gn'een
xc51os 2, |: 3. bssl &c c;',stsd ,s sy the General
4. -. y - 80, eScsoh rnlse
g. q. = 'ts.:.s lSS1.J -one, =. sne Oooe 2, Tue
lN sttae.A ~. lANs, la', 1'le eonveyAuc;nS as
enacted N cnepser 5wo hundred and thir-
@S, NJ, i 80 ~ - g sne senesa Assemnly
- - $50 ~. - ssnnaIy ssss.on
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-02

An ACT 10 oextend the time during which
passenger cars may hs heated by stovcs.
Section /. Be II enacted by she General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the date
fixed By the act of Assembly of March,
eighteen hundred and eighty eight, chapter
four hundred and seven, after which Il
should be no longer lawful for any steam
rsilroad company 10 heat passenger cars
with stoves, bc and tbs same IL hereby cx-
tended 70 February arst, eighteen hunirei
and ninety fur
SEC. Q And be II enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from tho dat, "a iis
passage.
We hereby certify That the afbregoing Is
a correct copy Of an Act Of the General
assembly OF Maryland, passed January
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
~. q. pURNELL,
- - =srs fUsary ID the eclzasu.
Approved by the Governor.
April z. 1899. 1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-02

Al ACT 10 amend article twenfy-seven OF
the Code Of Public General Laws, title
Crimes and Punishnents, subtitle Con-
vicfs adding thereto six sections 10 come
In after section 80 70 be designated,
sections 424 A, 424 3 424 q, z24 ID, 424
Il, and 424 q, relating &c the idenfifca-
ton OF Habitnal Criminals.
SECTION /. Be il enacted By The General
Assembly Of Mary land, That article twenty
seven OF the Code OF Public General LaHs,
title Crimes and Punishmcnts, subtitle
Conyicts be amended by adding six
additional sections thereto, 20 como In after
section 424 and TO be numbered respectively
424 A, a24 b, 424 g, 424 ID, 424 z, and 494
+, relating 20 the Identification of Habituai
Criminals, and to read respectively as
follows:
424 A. That in every prison in this
State, TO which persons convicted OF any
felonious offence, are or may be committed
by The Courts Of this State, the Warden or
other officers In charge shall record, or
cause 70 be recorded, In record kept for
that purpose, q description Of every person
committed 10 such prison under sentence
for felony, and also the criminal history
OF every such person 80 committed, as far
as the same may appear from the records
OF the Courts of this State, or Of any other
Stale, or otherwise, as full and complete as
may be obtainable and shall attach thereto
q photograph or photographs of such
persons 50 recorded.
424 B. That for the purpose mentioned
In section Of this act, The States Attorney
Of the county or city In Which criminal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-02

ms 0N01l N*a@< %<4~ 81 f&iff< 4 < -
for felony shalI forward III W arjfr
or other officer In charge, 3 r6(1p< S
such Warden or other zrSd uI<
blanks furnished by him, a al IL W
OF such criminal as fully -
can be ascentained by such
424 O. That the Reeiste 49,
ed for shall not be made - ~ I
may be necessary in the 81
persons accused OF crime,
Of offences committed ate 3
imprisoned for prior offen Lh6 fe<z5F
shall be accessible howevcI b any office
OF any Court having crimi jurisdic<Iol
in this State, upon the ordd 81 the Judg
OF the Court, or Of the Stat kttorney {
the county or city In which 6e paxson
being held for q crime, WI B snid 0rde
sball be attested by the ses tho Cour,
and any such record I'd Be gi1Hr1{
evidence upon any trial u ozlende
indicted under the habituaZ criminal 10,
Of this State for the purp0 6f pr0ging
former conviction or con1 cr1s, and q
offence or offences for whic| konricted-
424 ID. That for the pui ee Of
ing accurate descriptions d r1ui1
victs, the Warden or otf 5
charge Of the several prisol his S<4t
are hereby authorized 70 ado De Bertillol
method of measurement q rexistratio
or such other method as| all minuteI
describe convicts.
424 e. That copy Of <& discrfu<io
and Of the history and OF q ph0tcgrapl
or photographs of any convi1 Efored upo
such record or register shall & f1lnIshci
upon the request Of any Watien, or Ofhc
officer In charge or q priso{ IN feions |
any other State, OF the UniteS Hfnfes 10 sue
Warden or other officer In cI 1Ke. provide
such State has made provi453 by law, 70
recording the descriptions q Is criminal
convicted and for furnishing - <1cscrip
tons to the authorities OF su ~
as have made provisions 81 a
keeping OF registers Of d1c<ID<z0ns aE
history Of their convicts.
4eA +. That copy Of tI&3 description
history and photograph or u>oto1Fapts {
any convict entered upon sue5 r,z fds sbnl
be furnished 70 any officer ST Buree
OF Police, In the cities where \ Ief<I&ri0
are or may be located, upon z3 ia 44r &
the superintendent of the 81 x
also, that on or before the fTentt- ei9| Il
day of each and every montH the Warde
Of the State Penifentiafy or BeFitentiarie
located In said city or cities sk1li furnish I
the Board Of Police Commissioners of sal
city or cities the name OF cenvicts who's
sentence expire the following month
together with The date whersecdtence con,
nenced, the county or Or from whic
committed, the crime for " 81 commifte
and the exact day when y convict vi
be discharged
SIC. 3. And be II enacf3 that this q
shall take effect from the ID II Is passag'
We hereby certify that ~ E're9oing
. correct copy Of IN act # fhc 6 an<rs
Assembly OF Maryland, zod Jannes
Session, 1904
we. Pu u<NELL,
Secrefar { zhe Senate.
CARLTON e. -
Chief Clerk Of the Houi ]cIe4z ".
Approved by the Cove
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-09

The Chicago Railroader on rapid transit:
When a lady living in the suburbs, step
ping into the nearest railway station can
telephone an order to a dry goods store or
grocery in the city and in a few moments
receive a package which has been shot
to her through a pneumatic tube rapid
transit will indeed have been accomplished.
This is what the residents along the
Illinois Central railraod may soon hope to
enjoy, as that company has granted to the
National Pneumatic Tube Transit COM
pany the right to lay and operate a system
of tubes from the railway terminus at
Randolph street, in this city, south along
its tracks to the Worlds Fair grounds at
Sixty third street, a distance of about
tx miles. Primarily the device is intended
to facilitate sending letters and small
packages between the city and at the fair
grounds, but it is proposed ere long to lay
q system of branch tubes connected with
III, postofice and various stores, and t
have switching tubes at the different
suburban stations of the Illinois Central
road by means of which, through the agency
of electricity, the Carriers as the cases
running through the tubes are called, may
be diverted from the main line into the
desired station. This scheme of quick
delivery seems very much like the imagin-
ings of Bellamy, and yet why may it not
be realized? The question of profitable
ness is the only serious II to solved.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-09
READ THIS.

Through special arrangements We are
prepared to Offer the LEADER, the North
western Agriculturist and a Due Bill for
one dollars worth of John A. Salzer' seeds
bulbs or plants, all for the low price of
$1.7O. Ii taken separately they would cost
S$' This is certainly a very liberal olfre:
The Northwestern Agriculturist is on of
the very best periodicals for farmers use
published in the west. Salzer's seeds are
northern grown, and are acknowledged to
equal to the best on the market. Re-
member. S1.7O cash in advance takes the
three. Don't lose this chance.
Call ON or address. LEADER. Washburn.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-09
Railway Construction In 1891.

At the commencement of the year just
closed the prospects for any considerable
increase to the railway mileage of the
United States were poor. Within the pre-
ceding five years nearly 10000 miles of
new lines had been added and the race of
competing companies to occupy new ter
ritory seemed to have ceased. A large
portion of the newly built mileage was
still Improbable, and capital saw little in
ducement to push other roads into new
country in advance of population, or to
take the risk of unfriendly legislation I'M
der which the earnings of existing roads
had been seriously reduced. The iron in
terest was depressed and the comparative
ly small demand for rails and railway
equipment generally seemed to justify the
prediction that railway building would be
almost suspended in 1891. But our coun-
try is vast and railways are a necessity for
it's development, and SO the end of each
year, no matter how ~unfayorable the con-
ditions have been, continues to show q
much greater addition to our railway
mileage than at it's commencement seemed
possible. While 1891 has indeed been
comparatively u dull year in this respect,
our records now show that new track has
been laid in 43 states and territories on
249 lines and branches to an aggregate of
4,16S miles. This increases the railway
system of the United States to III, 600
miles. During the year there we're 1O2
miles of track laid in North Dakota, and
only 55 miles in South Dakota. Pennsyl-
vania was blessed with the greatest amount
OF railroad building during the past year,
there being 26O miles of track laid in that
state. Georgia follows next with 237
miles, while Kansas had but ~ miles.
North Dakota stands number 20 in the
list of 43 states and territories for 1891.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-09

jamestown Capital: Editor Bierly of
the Northwest News, Grand Forks, came
back from Washington with a tall feather
i'll his cap. He put in his best ticks to
knock out Mills and Cleveland in the
speakership contest, and he was on the
side that won. Bierly has not forgotten
the governor whom President Cleveland
sent out i'll territorial days to reign over
him.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-09

The jamestown Alert comes out flat
footedly and says that the republicans of
North Dakota 'must take upon them
selves the credit of repeating the present
prohibitory law as soon as possible, en-
acting a high license law like Minnesota,
giving choice of local option, and wiping
prohibition out of the constitution. If
that party does not do this some other
party will"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-09

in New York last week aged 76 years.
He entered the circus ring about sixty
years ago, and nearly half a century was
prominent in the business. having at va
rious times been.a partner of Barnum and
other we'll known showmen. In the early
days of his career he had two children
killed in the ring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
Z. RE LINES.
- SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEHYORK AND
~ CHICAGO, VIA CHAUTAUQUA LAKE OR
S8sA NIAGARA FALLS AN ENCHANTING PIANO.
&k30 RAMA OLE MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND

e. SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW-YoHK AND
&zf8 RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
STREAMS.
Midcetown Port Jervis Monticello. White Lake, Homes
dale Scranton BnghantOn. FImra, Corning, Watkins,
Glen Bath Hammondsport. Avon Springs, Rochester.
hornellsye Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Chautauqua
Lake Cleveland, Cincinnati. 81. Louis Chicago and all
points West Trains leave New-York foot Chambers.
st. as follows and nve minutes earlier from West 23ds
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n MAJ NJ Daiy-va Niagarl Falls and Chsutauqua
9.UU Lake Parlor Car NewYOrk to Buffalo; Sleeper
Union station except sunday, for Monticello.
vE>rIBULE LIMITED.
CsUU qua Lake, with dining car ~ Chicago eeepess
chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
o on r. NJ, except Sunday-for Binghamton. Hones-
C.OU dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
6 3O NJ RaiynSSaldr t train Z, Chicago VIZ Nsss,s
H EaasIo. RotheseI ToroO.o and Chicago ''e''''
Pacific EXPRES.
@ ON 2 NJ Dally-Va Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
O.OU Falls Solid train 70 Chicago. elecpers ~
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORr JERvI~.
WEEK DAYs-s m a; M M 10 80 q; m. p ma
D. M sundays-s q. m. D. m, $50 .. NJ. s 80 ..
FOR NkNBUkG.
wv LEX DAiS-o a. M, 40 q. m 4:45 p. m, q 80
w ~ IN. y. m SundAys-9 a m, D. m, 80 y.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
NTAPS AND Incl bLrs may be obtained from
aiming select lis: hotels and boarding houses sub.
urban Homes desSi5ns Hssy Of chau'
s T}SkE Ets S sSGI 4SS5dMSpxIioss =.
Ferries New-y 1893 f,on.st. BnOoEyn; lo7 ErOad.
way Williamsburg; 200 iad.onst Hoboken. alS Jersey
CITY rom b S T cs SSSp ,Sa for I'd
D. 1. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

NrrcyNECS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was only one auction sale announced In 'ne
ostate yesterday. 1t was under foreco o,,v
l.. Ingrallam & Co.. at No. III Broedwuy' np,ar on
offered consisted Of a vacant plot loHio. i =, and
Tsosto"sVe There was only one bid OF s7ooo al "H'
prlce y H. Mcclellan the buyer: &c repor,ed j. b.
. TSs I0 S. oa ns S c' East by
seventh-st.. q frame house and st'o'e' -''
IL ia rumored that L. j. Phillips Co. ro nsye TO- the
pSs e 81 s SS5ns socoo iC %, T1e%
In the lower part Of the e e transactions could not
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Sns 1sdI sso t.. Max IA zsiS $4,000
,,oISnst No 2ll East; Alexander johnson 70
,ad Mi.s n0snsS s # Of 3d-sye 25Aooii Will $3.50
lam hallCeS to Joseph oox K snd 7th ayes and
frI iss5t5 and iioth SIS Mary G PinSney to 1
Arch Watt 3 40 ii IT Of I5is;i Goxioo % ooo
Caroline Metcsf to Freda Rohrs II: io00V
5 Clifford .4 St1 to nSssTt ssS o;s,; 1000
loi+s 100 Of An' re John Robinson 900
,s}hli, is6 IT o. Alexander-aye, 25x
James Barry 2 IS,,s!, ,s,ocxii5.
iS7 Henry HO'fsss TO i i57i MGl's S9sx 1000
SosioS Joseph ct al to Peter =,
nosiS6 Thomas 40 NSg?ias Sao, 1900
's;hs Francis c !Es dSs sneiaon $500
cOlp%busax 20 S Of S' POSER ooAioV
'c' Stephen T. Ballard Bal 20 20 Witt Potter Paige
lltH,vs ST. siiss s,a 25slSO VIII.
Avs a% eo1er 20 Of ahs IsGSlUo Gau;
A'J"S Meyer and wife to Peter Stein; $500
sss to o aGa n Sfv 1880
Avenue 4. 5 $50 q Of 59s nSS. 1870 7,so
,s JSnn srusss Sl mann # " Of ssf.ss SSxooG
Abraham Jones to Jacob Lederer. nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Trnins Icnve station foot Liberty ~.
WASHINGTON 5.HOCR FLYER DAILY, t1i30
A. VI. ~ .,.r IVA,
stxt>r0N EMPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY. s;43
A. W.. i.30 T.. VI. , ...,>.,. :, m
N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N. 4. I. IL th Ssecl.
Trains leave West 42d-st. station, New-York, as fol-
$3.50 A. VI. Daily local 10 Albany and Catskill Noun.
tans. Enc Sunday. west OF Coeynan's Jc. Sleeping
New. York TO Dloomyie Sundays only.
5.1j 4. VI. Daily local 10 Albany; except Sunday, for
Catskil Mounts!Rs and saratoga. Pasor Albany
1900 T. Nj. Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse Roches
ssiurday Tcronto except sunday for Saratoga.
s11 A.; NJ; Daily. except Sunday. 70 BOomSilis ana
Mnnewaska Parlor cars to Boomville and New Pal,z.
tsSs Ne",iaS, iase. Mofonk and MinRewaskS Al.
bsny, Saratoga Caldwell Like George. farlor ears ~
Bloomvile, saratoga ana Gsawel.
XII Mountain Parlor car attached
a3 IS 4. VI. Daily. excep, Sunday TO Cstskn Noun.
tans New.Palt,. Iak"s hohoak and MinneNaska
Allany Saratoga. sstuf lays only 20 Boomyille and
P Ssy f q, sgnsay MS 81 APd Ute. sy
" ctise Rochester Burs'o Niagara Falls, Toronto De.
sGO1 csiasID av. sxccp, Sunday for Newburg. Al.
nix r. "a oally for AlslIy Utica. Syracuse Roches.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chicago.
A. NJ. as 90 p ,JSrse,y City, p KR station sio 40.
HHkvHRSTRNw LOCALS, 2A5 .s:45 p. NJ
NF,WBv rig LOCALS 20. .l0:l5 A NJ, sl:l5, 80.
Shopping, car, Tor, Bgrao: Niagora Falls, Toronto
.paily Fo ackets. me.tables raror ard sleeping
car accommodations nforr alton, apply Offices Brook.
-. rsisen-ss SswYork city; iis I'll SEQ W.
'2''N''' G. S"f f. AZ LAMBERT General Passenger Arcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

A .4"h .-'s iioAts, at harrington Park Bergen
from NewYork plots offered for sale from hye cents
and upwards per square foot property is carefully
strctd For further particulars application may be made
personally or by letter 10 j. EDWARD GILES, 127 East
Sixteenth Street. Ncw-Yoik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
'vi.RTS CUOATE & REAMAN.
TIaIIUII7 NIVlIW'NN
Office and Pcstlnicr Address,
No 81 Wall-st.. New-fOrk, y. Y.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEw.YoRK.7John Kaysnagh vs. Margaiet hafa-
Mani Of aHq pa FUTON and e duly made abo!
s s1' County ans eaesa s' end Eth
Of June 1892 /, the undersigned the referee therein
Esate Exchange salesiooH Number III broadway in
the City Of NewYcrk TUESDAY. the 10th dsy Of August
or az ssG psmise el0 in s"S dsmdnt men
snIS ssa Or ae
twenty fourth Ward Of the CITY Of NeT-iSI. . known and
SSi iana and Harlem River en divided Into pots d
v %sd e. 'S s city as M
and nd S Ter G SSn ." s b e s Let o.
parcels of lands taken together bounded and containing
bssnns point o. line drawn through the esn5s
q RIDGE from s Sns n oo fa s al 9
down sad @1ns theme so5 %Srery song ;.d
s sGc ie. q 10 the Soanday Inc Of land late
S%Sda line to point on sad boundsry @ ass a
RSndfsd and thirty feet we.,ey from tne ssntrS Of Ar
Street Street running .Cuihcry along ne Arsi, VIII
a and f9S ~ @ "as Or Ts
@ said last mentioned parallel line distant ed and
eighty f ssnDm Ss Snee | ssn nm d sE WIN %
sd 2oeth Street one HUNDRED and T +oo ret
point pace Of oceanlag and cC se yi,a said
2SS Se 1Sesu Witch a To- Ss @ open pei %
'i' Dats ed Se|.York, July lso2 sro,v
JAMES P. CAMPBELL; rln's Attorney.
HAYS Z 10 %'i 70 srSse%ay \. y;
BLISS q? sc Il hY'EE .ar,.. T..
ruos. = 70. ylT SS htS,iSsTosNSss II Esq. a.
No. 81 Lb.rty.st.. n. x:
'EoH'N So vi 5 f BsosG.r, fSg& 4. y.
ep as s s al a. e place
dated Ne"i''N' "OsOWsS A II STORM. Rsers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
Rallrpaos.

O"Ii0y''""'~
B RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosscs and COrilnndt Streets.
In Effect july 9th. 1892.
TIE FAST LINE
300 4. pulman yesuHue sleeping end paEIcr Cars
fndianaroii. ii 40 a. m, chicago 80 p NJ and st.
LOU. - p m. next day. Connects. also. for Toledo
,mE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
SSSm Sss0 81 pns soSns
a"d Cars presenting @snSi'l 70, ,'pG So.S
ana
movable s%sSSS 9SmS sRs once arrives
indianapolis i 80 a. r.. Chicago '''' D. Ill., anu 0~
sT.Lout + AND DC C;ISC;ix>ArI EMPRESS.
o3 r ad pn yss aS spSs Ga's s
Ard t.saHa sn0ngs car fG and v1 Ssryss
Siscinaaa Is s5 NJ. and St. Louis ZOO p m next
THE coLrmRIA> ExPFEss
100 and MdeaH ys'ss s'as
Chicago 800 p next day.
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
Pittspurg Chicago Ceyeland Dining Ears New
S'5 Raaig9: Gnd t tnsssa
Connects for Toledo daily. except saturday
PACIFIC EXPREsS.
500 p. 1T.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car NswYork :"
Chicago, arrives week day. a. Columbus, 10 Ri
c no, nss qs s1s
and for Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday.
SOU rH- WE.TERN EXPRESS.
%;9 = 1;ss E. "a
Cincinnati. 9 Is p. M Indianapolis loio y m'' '"'
ss5:l 81
.ss pss. X Can: and Ohio
500 F. NJ shenandCsS vsi'ey cypress daily win
tn Pn'H R s'sP na Gan 70
BALTiMOKE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
~. ram"u VssSas raiS Cars NyY.sqs
ssnEe, cosche: DioineCa' to Baltimore arriving IN
$40 + s I'd "iaa & Es
'1'f; ';i rs
ssHt 80 sr % &c. sGE 20 M soa6
rs c ,,. go sSa Pss srfSsy with
For yppe MY / 90 p n. weekdays. Through Buffet
long Bancn A.eusv Pr ocean Grove ed ro.n'
80. s,o $40 20 $40 ina oo p: M, week;
DAYS Sturdy only i;22 p m sgnsayA sSury PARK
,os o. and 10 p IN M ono not ''' a.
,.s"~. n'aa roR PHILADELPnIA..o 10 .oo Penn
syyan,a Limited with Dalns aand 10 10 %eshn ZION
Limited. with Dniny-Car srd IL 90 a. m: u ~ ~
:o 9oo 80 90 t:s9 80 S'go, 80 s;yo:
a. 70 m. 20 apd 100 p ne S SIN ~ I'd GNpren,
100 90 80 100, 10, 90. 80 and 90 p m.
and IL Is night. Accommodation s 900 and go p m
For Time Table. points the Pernsyi.
yania Iiar al syst N, apply at me allowing Ticket
Offices: Nos 2Gl. 435 $40 9ti and l,323 Brosdway.
Actor Hous., 42d-st and On ave- l3 East i2S,h st.:
bro.scs and Cortanct SIS Cov-st $50 Fnlton;ss;.
@ ondy iqs soF A"nx s ncScen Go' sa t%
jersey city.
YORK Transfer Company will call for ana cheek
baggage hotels residences through 10 destination
CUAS r. pUGH j.. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier T. y. H.. foot Rectorst.

FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From i Pier = s. T., foot seto,.st
ecabrght and Long Branch AZ ! 80. 90. II 90 4.
NJ. Leo SO $50. . 80 i. NJ sundays. 80 a.
For Ebtron. Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant II 90 \. NJ. go. 3:i5. 80 i 80 T. n
Tor Lakewood Toms River. and Barnesat at 30
Tickets and parIcrcir seats can be procured at IT,
i a S 81 r n ST. as eSuia Mu, 1 s
80 Wet l2jJh ST. New-Nora 1913 Washington ST. 53t
Fulton st. ooslyo and = n H,; WAY wnamsbprg
from hotel re- idcrec to destination.
Delaware, Lackawnnna aud Western IL. X.
stations IN New Ycrl foot of Barclay and Christopher
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900 pi +. ~ IlGfsS klcnrI1D SPRINGS
tR 3sTE .HI rTES at
Mgrray a erG ~ nr'@y1y Ticket, at tsrry stasSns
30s Bedordsve brooklyn fine tables, giving full In.
'wESrcor% EXPRtss COMPANY will call FOR and
check baggage iiem hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
AVON IN N.
Onion dining s AsTH =" Miss SIMMONS
CHURCHILL HALL.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.


=, this popuar Autumn resort. remains open untl
amocnmher Heated by steam and wood fires rooms en-
tuitc with bath Sc Send for circular. ,,..e
s"'N'' Wv" ~ w. Is. BRODHEAD & SONS.