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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-17
Democrats win in Bedford.

BEDVoRD, Pa, Feb. 10 large vots
was polled here Returns so far show that
the Democrats win elect one councilman.
which win give them control Of that
body. Swartz, Democrat, Is reelected
chief Of police. For chief burgess the
result Is close, with the indications favor
ing Statler, Democrat.
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PITTsBURG. Feb H. The election Of
councilmen and ward officers passed of
quietly. There were q few very sharp
contests between the citizens ticket and
the regular Republican and Democratic
tickets, but the result largely favors the
candidates on the Republican ticket.
Both branches OF city councils remain
largely Republican.
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Opposing Germany's Education Bill

BERLIN, Feb: 17.-Sixty-nine of the
professors at the Berlin university, in
Guiding all the theological faculty but
two, have petitioned the Prussian diet
against the primary education bill now
under consideration in that body. The
grounds of their protest against the
measure are that it restricts the right OF
state control Of the schools and weakens
the position of the teachers, and that It
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Confirmed 81 the senate.

WAsHIN0ToN, Feb. 17.-The senate IN
secret session confirmed the following
nominations: 8. H. N. Byers, consul
general at St. Gall; Assistant Naval Con-
structor d. w. Taylor. to be naval con-
structor, and the following named post
masters: Maryland Edward Hall Havre
de Grace. Pennsylvania =. j. YintOn,
Jeannette; 4. e. Landmesser, Wilkes
tnrre; w. e. Lewis, Austin
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AGENTS DISAGREE
And This Causes a Hitch in Behring
Sea Negotiations
sAILsBURYs VERDICT AWAITED
Further Action or the British Agents
Depends Upon the British Pre-
mier's Aption Regarding the Blaine
Panncefote Treaty British Praise
fDr an American Agent

AOE ~ hNmEEtCMM nEGnts
WASHINGTON. Feb ii. - "A treasury
officer is authority for the statement
that the agents considering Behring sea
seal matters have made but little pro
gress, and from present indications their
labors viii not result in an agreement
as to the facts to be submitted to arbi-
tration. The agents held ameeting yes
terday, at which Secretary Blaine and
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British
minister, were present for short time.
The British agents are reported to be
somewhat surprised at the exceptionally
able manner in which the American
agents have presented their case. Sir
Baden-P Powell, the representative from
England, himself an authority Of high
standing, has told several people in
Washington that he considered DR.. G..
Hart Merriam, one of the United States
agents, the best informed in the world
on the subject of the fur seal.
The Bone or Contention.
The difference between the agents Of
the United States and those Of Great
Britain is said to be due to the antag-
onism of the interests they represent.
They substantially agree upon the con-
illusions of fact as to the existing con-
dition Of things respecting the seal
herds, but they do not Hgree s Il. the
cause Of the great decrease III the
number Of fur bearing animals. The
British agents insist that the 1estruction
il due to the killing Of the 8eai on the
rnnlnriea r,arrniffa1 Nv TIA Tfhikad
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Republicans WIN in cheatcr

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. II. The municipal
election passed off here ia q quiet man
ner. The Republicans elected four Sc
lect c0uncilmen and Eve common
councilmen. The Democrats secured
three common councilmen-two in the
Eighth ward and one III the Fourth.
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HAfRIsBURd, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE Re-
publicans md Democrats each elected
three members of select council. q
elected, ave are Republicans and -four
Democrats. The Republicans win have
one majority III select and two majority
n common council. The Democrats have
) majority Of one Ia the present select
cauncil, and the Republican, have con-
troll of the common council.
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Democrats Ahead ~ York.

YoRK, PA, FEB. II. The election ~
the city resulted In some surprises In
several wards. In the Fourth ward.
which Is strongly Democratic, Common
Councilman James Il. Gavin was de-
feated BY Charles Alexander, Repub-
lican, 1877 to 104. Select council win be
one Democratic majority, and common
council twelve 10 nine, with tie in the
Sixth ward.
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Killed while DEFENDING Her n othe,

RED BLUFF, Ark, Feb. 17.--Henry
Black shot and instantly killed his 16-
yeaf-old step daughter while she was
endeayoring to protect her mother from
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EoR SALE.

Houses, one double and one single, large lots,
well1ccated. will be sold together or separate
ly. Rents pay ten per cent. on Investment. For
particulars see j. s. MATTHEW'S
29-4w.
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WTANTED AT ONCE !,

sums OF 81 500; $4,000; $4,000, and $4,000, for
periods Of /, 3, 8, or 4 years; interest payable
annually, and secured by mortgage. Address
c. care Of Womb office.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. H. Robert
Clark, the present young Democratic
mayor, was reelected over Henry Car
penter BY majority which may b.
anywhere between /, 900 and 900. Will-
lam Riddle, president Of select council
from the Sixth ward, was defeated. The
Democrats claim councils on Joint ballot.
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+ osr
Gold Bracelet, Qinked,) between the New
Opera House and the Court House, Finder
literally rewarded. Leave ct this ONCE.
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An Odell Type Writer, good as new Cost SIS
VIII be sold very cheap. Call ct TIVE WoRDD
Office and examine same. E1e-tf,
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WTANT,ED

Al situation as Bookkeeper or Salesman, en-.
perienced, rapid Penman, good Accountant,
References given, Address Il oare Of WonLn
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YOUNG MAN WANTED.

Must write fine hand Inquire John 8. Gray
Burkhart Building, ID door, Public Square, be
tween , and II q. M a17-1t
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WANTED.

WAIVED
A good woman to do cooking and general
homework: Salary A. No. /, and family small.
Apply at this ONCE. a-i3tf.
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For RENT.
a large house and good garden, one mile from
town. Applyto g. w. VANMETRE.
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TOR RENT.


A nice, new and comfortable house on Raleigh
Street. Apply at this ofiee. 2-6-tf
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

y. L. l. IL
Trains West 42d-st. station, NewYork, Is foL
lows and ten minutes earlier from IT, West l3thst
$50 A. VI. Daily local to Albany and Catskll Noun.
tains. Exc. Sunday. west OF Coeyran's Jc. sleepn0
car New.York Bloomyile Sundays only
us A. VI. DAILY local to Albany except Sunday, fos
Catsain Mountains aud Saratoga Parlor car TO Alba2y
1000 A. VI Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Roches.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chcsso; except
SATURDAY. for Toronto except Sunday for SARATOGA.
Ill VI o R6ay Ssgt S.nl = bssG nboos az
!1i.35 A. VI. Daily, except sunday % CatskIll Noun.
t1Ins. -Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and N-anen Al
bany, ssutora Caldwell. Lake George. Isrior y
.1I5PM saturdays only, Half Holiday Special TO Cas-.
XII Mountains. PaIlor car attached.
uns New.palti Lakes Mohonk and MlnnewasEa
Albany, saratosa saiu16oy, only 70 Bloon'vile and
stQop paty except s s@ne"y for Albany , s,
cuse Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, D.
troit Chicago So. Louis.
$50 p. VI. Daily. ,,yc"pt Sunday, for Newbulg, Al
tr. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit, Chicago,
81 a Leaves Brooklyn BY Annex. $40 10. 1910
A: NJ as 90 p. NJ Jsr-ey City, p RR. Station slo+o,
mihsvyEE " RsT;EA y L9dALs. PAS .s:45 p. NJ.
NE"bEs as 80 3 10 ii Is F. n A. NJ lid 49,
Detroit Chicago 81 LcaiS on ali through ' rains' o''
'Dllly. For tickets timc tables, paror and Sleeping
iyD. S23 washing,ons,.. 726 Fulton..t. Annex oHcs
fott OF Fulton-st New York City 1873 2TI sSs fsS
g? broadway li3 rowery 81 East l<h.st, SO wei
i-'s"''' ,MprpT co....,
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Railroads.
NEW.YoRK. ONTARIO AND wK.rrRNlnAlLWA,

NRW-lORK, ONTARIO AND WBSTERNiRAILW Y
In consequence Of the improvements bong made tho
foot Of Jayst. the ferry AID PASSENGER business Is
temporarily transferred from Jays 10 IN. ferry In
18Th st. Trains leave West 42d-st
$40 4. NJ. % minutes earlier from tr foot Of West
l3th.st) for Middctown, BloOnlngbur9h Port JerVls
Monticello, Ellenvlie Pittsburgh, LIbcry, Livingston
Manor, Hancock. Carboudalc. Scranton Walton, Delhi
sidney Norwich EdDs ton, Itca Rome, Oneida. Oswego
Detroit. Chicago aod points Wet.
9,IJ A. NJ. for Campbell Hall Lakes MOhonk and
MinnewasAa Waikiki VALLEY stations MlGdtown bloom.
ngburgh Eenyillc, Pittsburgh. Monticello Hurieyyic,
Liberty White Lake.
BIS l.. NJ, Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
waska Waikiki valley stations. MddrtowI, Hlooming.
burgh Eenyllle. Pittsburgh Hurlryyic. LDcrty White
1900 =. NJ, Mddiet9wn, Fallsburgh; Liberty, Lly-
Oneida Osvero. Rochester Niagara Falls. ntrot Chi.
csgo. and West Pullman slcepcrs reclining chair car
las r. NJ 42d.st !: 80 p NJ. West I3tirst satur.
dav, only for MiddlctOwn BloOmin CHURCH E.lcnylls
Mountain, Dale; talIstqrgh,, Monticello. Hurleyvie
Liberty White Lake B0ckland.
iDailv: all other trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawing. room seats and seeplng-ar berths
obtained ut 323 Broadway New.Yory.
]. ANDERSON. q. +. A., 90 Dcayer.st. w.YorS
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Nem pnnnraIlons.

THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Oh
Il Turns Grey, and the Remedy BY Pref. HARLEY
PARKER A. NJ. LONG a CO, lob Arch.st. Phia..
d. "EvOy should read this little book "-Athenaeum
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fam Schools.

~ Cty.-"Dwlght method OF instructor. u"sT -
IL. r. graduate
added tuition fee. 500 For catGoeues ctI; 4eu.'
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Railroads.


pennsylvania
D RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BIZ
Block Signals&Interloc kingSwitchss
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt Streets.
In Effect JULY 9th, 1892.
THE PAST LINE.
aasG:p S:vfr3S 40 a. Chicago SSs%s s 80
Louis p m. day. CONNECTS. also. for Iolsss
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
iTs ;Ps s.s . Room ssis
:1 e &. s
ysGsSDse: Of home 2, 0no: s5SS By :;.siooSy
louis s'a s:i5 M no mex. "a day. c' " q" Ha -
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
ToIs and Dining 6.l. ssS EsyYerS o s. L E:s:
PASSENGER Soschs. Ns".YciI 70 o. Louis Arrive:
Cincinnati 10 :46 g. m. and st. Louis 100 .. nsxi
THE COLEMAN EXPRESS
Zoo MSl@,n ss.ssf s'Pes sSsn f s:
Coaches from New-YoTk TO Chicago. Arrives In CHI
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
oso v sHa Sleeping Car E:vy
Yo;s TsI.Ssip9,. :ad flsssaIS SaiessS .Is!y rive;
for Te S daily Except ss. next a
500 r. M.-Pullmsn Buffet Sleeping Car N.vYers y
s.ss.s ns;n Rs ssas e t ~ I'M
and for
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 P. M.-rullnan yestbue Sleeping Cars Nsw.Yors
ss":. #SD' .fs h sns $
-so for r nRs sepi e90Ss 20 D.s
As3evi,Is spa Kn.xvills.
500 & 1s 4: Sns z" "a 6Rss q: 0
500 S,s:Is Pullman Sa. y sssSnt ss q.
via Knoxville. Chattanooga and Birmingham
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
1"io A. M.-. " r.h,nxton Limited Express" weed.
senssr Coaches. Dning-csr to Baltimore. arriving u
sa $Ss'ap.nf Ms e n,.a daily Pull
end nm SaJsns d.S.
4 % E'Dr.:' Tr',': and g0G s ssq Is
s i5 and ts "n~' 81 o' % 70 and goo iS''
For Atlantic city, so p weekdays. with through
For rs GfRs May 100 p H. weekdays Through bua''
Pleasant 80 $50 10 90 a. mr.. il 90 noc noon.
80, 10. 40, 20. 10, and 90 D. M weekdays.
Saturday only. 30 D. IN. SUNDAYS. S 15 9:i5 q. M.
and Is do not stop at Asbury Park and 0caa
Grove Sundavs)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express, ~ Nv, .oV no 100 Penn
sYlysna Limited. with Dining Car and 10 10 washngtOa
Limited with Dinin g.Car and II 90 q. m, 10 20 90
2Io. 90 8 80. 100, 80, co. 90. $50, 10
SO aud . ov p m. Ind IL - nisnt Accumulation;
sl6. $50. Q 200. 40 90 Limited AID ID 90 : n.
90, 100, 80. > OO 30 90, 80 and Q 90 o. N.
and i2 i nisht Aceommodauon 5 90 and 90 >. %.
yania Kai,rOsd system apply At The folio Wing Tie2s
onces;, Nos POI. 435. sis 94t and .S2s Broadwayf
fe+ IVES: l25,h.st PSI Columbus ave. and foot q De-
brosses ard Cortlandt sf. Cour-st.. SEQ Fulo
es Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of PuI
Ton st. Brooklyn: rs Eud0n-st.. Hobox0; Stssea,
The New.York Transfer Company will cell for and cAS
bsgrsge hotels and residences through 70 desunse
CHAS. F.. PuGH, j. r. WOOD
General Manager, Pass'r Agent
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Railroads..

NEW YOKh'
GN , ~ a. !. =.
pioecT LfHE TO HiAGARA EALLS
rsr; rTrye r. and dsTrr, .'no" IN the Cir,
Of New YORK.. Trains leave follows,
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
8:306e World 10 eS extra fsro Arrive Buffalo
Niagara Falls 5 :j5 p. m, Clayton, Afo D. H.
FAST MAIL
SIU sy%cD'e h sSf A' ba, aSa and sua
SARATOGA LAKE . GEoRGE AND MONTREAL
92O $ss p yMo ssfRfi Sg is p Duo ~
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1O:OO A. M.-Daily due Chicago 40 O. u. nsxs aAS'
DAY EXPRESS.
ooo run w, and '' w
SARATOGA LIMITED.
1.3O r. M-SatuIdey only. Due Troy. $40 D. m :
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1:55 PM Daily, due Cinci.nstI II rs a. m. s.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1:55 P:M.Dsiy: due Chicago 8 p N. next day
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
3.30P. NJ Except Sundays. Due Albany z ~. TxsS
WV :35. Ssratoga = 30 D. m
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
A.2nP. M Daily. due Detroit 65 o m. CnieaSs
T'S~ 4 80 y.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6:UU17:W I. m.
NORTHERN ExPREs~
7.UU p. NJ Daily, aue Montreal IS .. n.
BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
IAN r. M.-Daily. due BurAo :eo n. NisSe"
~ Fails 8 10 a. M. Clayton 9 40 O. m
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Q.O0 r. M.-Daily due Cincinnati 90 p. M, lnCah
Wv" sDolis IL rs .. n.. Bt. Loub, Z 80 D. IA
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
Q.00 =. M.-DAiy, SeepngCss passengers only car
WV this train for Rochester. Duo 40 = n
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o,rS p M-psly for Bunalo. WATERFOWL CsdenS
.. tS burg Detroit and Chicago.
PlTTSFIELD, LkNOA. NOAih ADAMS AMI TIKI
k&khsilikA HILLS Via Harlem pvlsionl.
% 0l q n due Pittsdeld :35. North Adams 30 m'
Fridays and Saturdays only at 80 p M for fit1s
neld, . living 10 y. A'agne through:
For time trains tickets and In Sleeping
apply Grand Control station, or AZ ll3, Z0l 49,
1885, ca broadway. SO West 125thst 23o Columbusaye
and l3sth.st station New.YorA 1888 Washington st. 12o
DAILY, except Sunday. Other trains run daily. -.
Above trains except those leaving at 80, o;lo go
a. M 80. 80, 80, 800 p. m, stop at loSh'st
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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Delaware, LackawannR and Western X. lie
statous In New. or foot of Barclay aud Chrstsss"
SHORTEST LINE; NE-TiBt LED

Direct route 70 NEMAKK, BLOOMFIELD, ME ~
CLAIR THE okANGES, summit, Bernardsnt,e ,asssa.
Ing brdge Mad ,oe, MoTris,ogn taisaIK 'IAY
HoPATc00NG, IIaekett,teMn - H0,ogIhEf1 tNsfoS,
iTtp Washinst2h m ~, potcac Moanas
EANrQN PITISioE WILKE e Moo es.
tros. blS SaMHNMsTX 6X 2E5m Y3RWicH w.ss
VILE. UTICA. RICHFIELD sPKvyHEHGSS MIRA,
sYRAAGysE 0SWEGo, ITHAcA' 31S wff%Nfi and Il
points WEST N0RTnwI:sr AMP p, s9u sIpRTSais snl
OSWfGO FXPRsSs Pullman parlor cars; cenaov
at Buffalo with train for CHICAGO arriving ''''
7,5O A. AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL. Stops at prn''p-
I,OO T.. vi. -SCRANroN. BINfHAMToS and EL"''
EXPRESS. Pullman coaches; lslIor Sn.s. 49,. pIYN.
4:1O r. M.sCKANToN. wILkESnARsnE ana
1880 r. NJ, Cdally).-BU FFAIo In IiNiriwp EAr"D
Pullman seepers Arrive, at 10 A. ~. n SPRINGS
300 r. NJ daily ;BuFFALo RIch RICH siaen.p.
TcKETs and PTLLMAN Ccs,s az serIy Stations.
7sj and 0i broadway 50 West i5h S sSl So ~ snl
ave-, New York; 1898 washington-s 70 rvinS full
S9S BedfoId-ave.. Brooklyn. Tine tables e''"e w.
iorW WEr; 81 Az rxappPpss COMPANY will call for
check baggage from hotel residence to desunAIS
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Anttlon Sale of Rarr-horscs.
The Brookda|e and Ashland YearIlngS
Will. BB SOLD IN THE
NEW SALE PADDOCK,
Monmouth Park on Thursday, July 2lSt,

Al 30 o'clock. very prompt.
sisters to AIRsHAFT, BIBELOT, CH1EFTAiN ana
sTOSFNELI.. that beat POTOMAC. Half sisters 10
PINKA TENT, CYNOSCRE, PAMPERO, CADEN'h'
md the srent MAJOR DOliO. Full brothers 10
SORCERHR, CHARLEY POST half brofhers 10
ST. ANTHONY, AIRPLANT and CROCHET'
grand lot.
The Imported Staons STONEHENGE, EoThhN'
md BROTHER to KINGLIKE, successful sircs.
The grand yearilns FULL BROTHER g. RUsSELi''
The superior and highly bred ycarings Of Mrs. J' W.
CLAY and T.. d. APPLEBY.
All from superior rncng families.
Take O.IO TRAIN on PENNSYLVANIA RAIL.
ROAD, and reach paddock In time for sale.
COL. -. ID. BRUCE,
AuctiOneer.
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For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.
~ RE Lines.

- SOLID TRAINS E.WE!.N NaW.YoRx AND
hMX 81 'Al5S A foRtssr A A%S
STREAMS.
Direct route 20 Passaic. Paterson Tuxedo Newbure
Mddetovn Port Jcrvis. Monticello White Lake uona.
dale Scranton. Blnghamton. Emlro. Corning watkn,
Glen Bath Hammond.port. Avon Springs Rochester
Horaell.yle Buffalo. Niagara tss. Toronto Chsu,suoue
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati st. Louis Chicago and oil
points West. Trains leave NewYork foot OF Chambers.
St. as follows and nve minutes earlier West e3d.s
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS
n m a. NJ. paily-va Niagara Falls and Chantauou,
SUW IHe to f, Ser to p:O sleeper
union station. except Sunday. Tor Monticello.
VRsTiBrLE LIMITED
% m r NJ. Daiiy-SOd tam for Chicago via Chautau.
to ChicOGo Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
~ on T. NJ except Sunday-For Binghamton Homes.
o.oU dalo and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
RI r ~ D,iIy.Soa , train to Chicago Y. Niagara
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
O on y. ". Doily-via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
O.cU Falls. solid train TO Chicago Sleepers 70
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs.
XXyEEK DAYS-S a. H. a. m. 10 80 q. m, 1 D. m
"s'p sdad y. 80 b. g. D. 0 m m 30 81 40
FOR NEwBURG
WEEK DAYS-9 q. m. 3:i5 p. m. AS D. m. 80
w D. m. y. IN. Sundays-9 q. m. p. y 80 D. IN
SPECIAL AMORTIZATION
MATS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
Ilucket Offices Also copies OF summer Homes" con.
tanning select list OF hotels AID boarding ses Sub
urban Homes" describing vicinity Of NewYork 'Chsu.
tauous Lake Souvenir and summer Excursons."
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Mt
+Ol and 95I Broadway Chambers and Wet 23dst.
Ferries New ork 1893 tulton.st. brooklyn l07 Broad
way, Williamsburg 200 Hudson St, Hobok en- and Jersey
City station Erie Transfer Company calls and checks
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 destination
u. j. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

~ rs sy MIA; MIA iiS Sssss sSS:
~ 81 's ~ S f. dina ss s5 '" So VIZ
i2ii5 n lsia 'D-' ''' '''' '''0' -D' '' w.
for itesding iIarr 'burg,. Pott.yiie etc. M5;t5
Iso, 10 leading only. 100 go except POsvis 70
St9' except fo,,.iie; 500 s.cep: HarFlsbgrs ,: M
nisht except Saturday hight Sundays. ( m. i2is
For Iaston Bethlehem; Allentown, Mauch Chunk. &C.,
too 7.ij so a. m. 100 40. 545 80 p m. ."
For Wilke.barr. fitt~tin and scranton. s.4s .. NJ,
$50 & s SI,s r 80 md r.k. ron,,.ooo 400
s5 sA HSl' ESQ "'u1n sandsy. Iss'c0as 'O'
q. FOR Perm Spo9y 10 s2 s 90 SS 1873 lSo sum
davs 900 II 30 a. n 900 ~
ALL RAIL ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE, ETC.
For Freehold and Atoutic Highlands. 40. sI5 1l.3o
a. m. 80, t5D, 90 u H. Sundays el1 a. IN. ltOo
2or itod bank Long BAnch and points South to Poin,
I1 go t'? ? 5SS 100 '@ 80 81 2S S.'q Pr
SUNDAYS. except Oceen Grove and Asbury Park, o.l5
For lakewood Tons River, B.rnesa, Park and B.rn~
For Ausnuc CITY. vlnesnd ana Bridge,on. 40 . n,
For Monmouth Beach scsSr,gh, and Highland Beach.
40 SIS a. m: 30. 80 0l5 p n.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 8 ~ r.. foo, Rector s.
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