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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
REAR ADlfIRAL BROWN
Receives His Commission and Is saluted
With Thirteen Gum.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. .-Special-The
coiored Republicans Of Princess Anne
county have nominated one of their own
race, Charles Hodges. for the Legisla-
ture. The regular organization was OPP
posed TO any nomination, but a large
majority Of the colored people were
determined to have one, and Hodge was
selected and will probably poll large
vote, most Of IT coming from Blackwater,
where Wood, the Populist candidate, ex-
pected his largest vote. There are now
four tickets in the field.
Rear-Admiral Brown. that popular
naval officer received his commission to-
day, and hoisted his flag on the United
States receiving ship Franklin. and re-
ceived a salute Of thirteen guns.
Lieutenant Commander A. b. Lille has
been ordered to duty at the Norfolk
yards.
The Prohibitonists OF Portsmouth have
nominated W. b. Wilder for tho Senate,
and r. T.. Brooks and VI. Bobnkin for the
House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

up by the coroner this morning. He helo
a post norton examination Of the suppos-
ed body OF the baby. and found that IL
was a huge Bologna sausage, quantity
OF brains and two human feet.
The men at the wreck had picked up
the charred flesh, and supposing Il was
the body OF a child, had marked 10 thus
and sewed IL up in a sack. This makes
the death Y)ll only tweniy-seven. Only
four bodies are yet unidentified. There is
proof that they are those Of John b.
Wende, Of Bluf Springs. Texas; Mrs.
Eviline A. Aldrich. OF Edwardsburg, Mich
and MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Darland, OF
Tilonsburg. ont. But 1t Is impossible 10
tell which is which.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
VINO Will SUCCEED JUDGE FOND ?
The Names OF Holmes Conrad and James
Buchanan Mentioned.

"The death Of Hugh l.. Bond. OF the
Fourth Judicial Circuit" says the Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York
Sun, leaves vacancy for President
Cleveland 10 FILL Judge Bond has held
the place for ever twenty years. ever
since his appointment by President Grant
In 1870 II Is too early 10 name anything
like a full list Of available candidates
for the place, but there will be not less
than six. The district now comprises
Maryland Virginia, and West Vir-
gina, and North and South Caro-
lima. Maryland has had the place
so long that it would seem to be in order
for the appointment to go further South
this time. Virginia will present not less
than two names from among her distin-
guished lawyers. one Of them will GER
tanly be eX-Congressman John A. Buch-
anan Of the Ninth district, who was re-
garded as one of the strongest lawyers
in the House during his term Of service.
Another may be Assistant AttOrney-Gen-
eral Holmes Conrad Of Winchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
TEIANGULAEF MISUNDERSTANDING
Three Candidates for the House in That
County-Death Of a Tramp


GREEN BAY. VA, oct Especial
Both the Democratic and Populist candi-
dates for the House Of DELEGATES have re-
Gently been doing some missionary work
in this section. II Is, however, safe 10
say that Captain Burton. the Democratic
nominee, will be reelected. Captain Bur
ton has made an able representative and
will be hard TO defeat.
The situation in Lunenburg county is
somewhat mixed and promises TO be a
triangular fight. The Democrats having
nominated Nathaniel Mathews; the Pop
ulsts George Allen, who declined 10 ac-
ceDt, a Mr. Moore having been substi-
tuted: also recently j. W. overly. ex-
county treasurer, has declared himself
an independent candidate. The fight IS
waxing warm and promises 20 be an
interesting one.
4 tramp recently died in a vacant house
near here. and Acting Coroner Johnson
summoned a jury of inquest. The verdict
that he came 70 his death from natural
causes was rendered. No clue as TO his
identity was discovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
FUNERAL or GOUNoD.
The Body of the Composer Removed to The
Madeleine

PARIS, Oct 1.-THE state funeral Of NJ.
Gounod was held to-day. The body was
removed this morning from the Gounod
residence TO the Madeleine The interior
Of the church was hung with black dra-
perry dotted with silver stars and trimmed
with heavy fringe. Similar emblems Of
mourning draped the pOrtico. over the
poT'tico was a shield Of silver bearing the
initials &C. c."
The exterior of the Madeleine was also
covered with mourning drapery. The col
umns In the interior and the altar chairs
were hung with black velvet, caught up
In loops by silver rosettes and stars.
Around the upper part Of the walls We're
placed shields, harps and triple sprays Of
palms. Some of the shields bore the
names Of the secular works Of Gounod.
Faust" "Romeo and Juliet" "The Tri-
butte OF Zamora," etc. These were
yelled with palms. other shields bore the
names OF the composers sacred works.
''rhe Redemp ton" ''Alors et Vita" etc.
These latter shields We're not yelled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
% lzS dc
5S I'm CD q $50

ALL who visited our store
Monday were we'll pleased with
the 98-cents attractions. Every
thing was as advertised. Boys
Shoes made of calf skin, really
worth -, now % cents. Whyi
Just because we find small lots,
and this is the way we clear our
stock. A basket of Misses Shoes
worth So and 81 at 9S cents One
basket Of Ladies' Shoes, 90 cents
mostly small sizes in the finer
grades large sizes in heavy shoes
at 90 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

Mr.. Clarence BoykIn, OF the Washing
ton Star. was IN the city yesterday
Mr. H. A. Hustled. OF The Land Office
has gone home on some political business
The following visitors registered at the
Tobacco Exchange Yesterday B. H.
Goodwin +. A. Goodwin. W. IT, Meade,
and T. p. Smith. Louisa county
George ". Jackson. Commissioner o.,
Revenue Of Sussex county, and III. L.
Holmes. Commissioner OF Revenue %
Alexandria county were az tho Capitol
yesterday
Among those whose friends are strongly
advocating them AS Judge Bonds success
sOr, are Congressman John a. ~uchanlh
Mr.. Holmes Conrad and Mr.. G. v. Mere
dlth. City Attorney Of Richmond. MARY
land olsO has several candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
senator Aliens Brief Remarks.

Speaking OF Senator Aliens speech IN
the Senate upon the silver question, the
Washington Post OF yesterday says:
''The speech OF Senator Allen, OF Ne
hraska, upon the reconciliation Of silver.
delivered on Saturday, october T. and We'd
nesday, October II, appears in yesterday
edition OF the Congressional Record. oc-
cupying about ffty-one pages, OF over one
hundred columns OF that inestimable
family Journal. II begins on the 3O37th
page and ends on the 3088th."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

and mutinous sailors be radues1 a.,
rations fom sufficient time tor ts@ g -si
discoverer 20 save a dollar and p.,t. ~ !.
AT compound Interest az the verg u
s sSn rate OK per cent. BY az ,'..-- '
goo years after, that dollar would ..f
increased and multiplied 10 the me- ,'.'
cent sum OF over 100000. .l-
sufficient TO pay az least som. -. IN
gambling debts Of his poor rsI,,,,.. %
the present time.-Kansas Fa-rs- US o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

The original Master Humphreys clock
immortallzed by Charles Dickens, g. sr-
hibited by a New York trades paper Cn-
TIL within a few weeks the cock was 20
be seen over the door OF the lafe Nr
Humphreys shop. in Barnard Castle.
County Of Durham, England. Mr. uum-
phrey was a watch and clock maker ana
rendered great service TO Charles Dick
ems I'm supplying him with materials fr
his Nicolas Nictleby" and 10 ws this
worthy herologists clock that suggested
20 him the quaint repository IN which hs
chose locate the manuscript of 'Ihe
Old Curiosity Shop
Malaria IS responsible Tor half the dal.dB
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
pirectum and Mascot to Race.

NEW YORK, oct. H.-Artlcles were
signed tonight for a race between Mon
roe Salisbury's champion trotter. the stall
lion Directum. 2O5 IA, and w. p. Tay-
lors champion PAGER the gelding Mascot,
2.0f. at Fleetwood Driving Park, New
York. Thursday November ID The race
is for 3. 800 a side. 800 posted by each
owner to-day and the balance on the
night before the race. The race viii be-
mile heats, best three I'm FIVE. Mascot
arrived at Fleetwood Thursday. and DE
rectum is expected tomorrow with his
driver Kelly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
Funeral Of Rev. W. 4. Nhilhelm-

HfLLSBORO, N. c., Oct 26.-Speclal.-
The funeral Of Rev. w. +. Wilhelm took
place this morning from the Presbyterian
church, Of which he has been pastor for
ten years, Rev j. II. Smith, d. D.. Of
Greensboro, officiating, assisted by Rev.
A. Currie, Of this county and Rev. ]. L.
Currie, of Burlington. Mr.. Wilhelm was
unusually popular as a pastor and an
immense concourse gathered from all
parts Of the county 70 attend his burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
NIX. MARsBALL,s EsrIuArE.
The PopuIi,t Vote VIII Not Excee'
$4,000.

Representative Marshall, Of Virginia, has
an estimate 10 give out on the result In
Virginia. He says that the former Repub-
lican vote will go one-third 20 the Popu-
lists. one-third TO the Democrats. ana
one-third will stay at home. The negro
vote is in a more chaotic condition. 40
one can locate II with any certainty. IL
Will split and spread I'm every direction
The Democrats and Populists will benefit
about equally in it's distribution. The total
Populist vote will hardly exceed 5000.
Mr.. Marshall has made twenty speeches
In this campaign. and starts out to-day on
another raid.-Washington Post OF yester-
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
II. r. LOVING RETURNS.
Roanoke's Defaulung Bank Teller Answers
the Indictment.

ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 27.-special-H.
j. Loving, the defaulting paying teller Of
the First National Bank, returned TO the
city to-day 20 answer to the indictment
found against him. The capias will not
be served upon him until Judge Woods.
Of the Hastings Court, returns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

GORDONsVILLE, VA. oct. 27.-Spe-
cial.-Mr John ". Busby, for the last
twenty years the trusted Waterman for
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany at Gordonsviile, committed suicide
by shooting himself last Tuesday even
ing. from the effect OF which he died
Wednesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
10 RACE AGAINST RECORD.
Nancy Hanks, Arion, Manager, stamboul
and Mombars to start To-Day.

TERRE HAUTE, IND. Oct. 1.-THE
races here that were advertised for the
last three days Of this week will be fin
ished tomorrow. IL was at first thought
that they could be continued until next
week, but after examining the rules IL
was found they could not be continued
beyond the week they we're advertised
for, so that Doble has concluded TO start
all his horses for records tomorrow. Nan
cy Hanks viii be started TO beat her re-
cord Of 204 Doble and all horsemen
that have seen her I'm her work think she
has never been better during the season
than she is now, so her effort tomorrow
will probably be a notable one. Besides
Nancy, Arion, Manager, Stamboui and
Mombars will endeavor to lower their
records.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

deserves the entire condolences OF the com.
munity as Browns Bronchial Troches.
Those suffering from Asthmatic ana Bron.
chial Diseases. Coughs and Colds. should
try them. Price Is cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
Death OF a Rockbriage van.

LEXINGTON. VA, Oct. Especial
Mr.. John Ayers. an old and Well-known
citizen Of this county. died to-day after a
short illness. He was a farmer and stock
exuert
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
Not Baby But Bologna Sausage.

BATTLE CREEK, MICH. Oct. 27.--The
mystery surrounding the unidentified re-
mains Of little baby found In the ruins
or the Grand Trunk wreck. was cleared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
Ex-Judge NcKeanan Dead.

PITTsBURG. PA. Oct. 1.-Judge VII
liam McKennan, OF the United States
Circuit Court. died this morning. He rka
about 70 years OF age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

'When pain and anguish wiring the brow
A ministering angel thou Bromo-Seltzer
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

at 30 ID NJ, :+5 g 40 specially. 20. O:l5 T. NJ
For Tons kives. Baraegat Park, and Barnesst so.
s:ls 4. NJ, :t5. 20 T. NJ.
For Atlantic City Vneand, and Brdgeton. 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach soabrieh and Highland Beach,
80, s1S u 80 a. NJ ! go AS, 100, 4;2o p NJ.
Tickets and patloea seats De procured At 172 cas-
26l. AS. 7SJ 9t2, LILO Broadway, 13 MuiIay-st YIt
Canal.st: 81 East ,th:s,, SS5 Coiambusa.,. I'D 50
ton ST. 81 ookiyn, ana ~ Broadway wsillsmsburg.
Wcstcott Express Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

DuDpler Charles. n Conrad Frickel No te1
BroOme-st. notes. lcas holds . mortgages .... 81
Dalton. Mary +. 20 Industrial Catholic Building
AMI Loan Association. Polhamave, lot l73
map CambrclcIg ct al. instalments '..........
rc>sner. William ! and wife Henry Wei,
1ilst-st 81 ~ Nicholas-aV ! yfar g.
Holly. Augustus =. Ia BENJAMIN Altman.
S3f.st, Of Coiurbu--aV'. ! year .....-...... 81
Morrow. James Il 10 W Knr,land. Cd.
ave. 8 Of 9fth.s' years .............. IL
Mccrs Elizabeth T. 10 Henry DO Wedges
11pih.st. 81 pth-avc. wear. ].
bh'n-on. Marv J. and another 70 Smith Will'1m-
son. n : Mott.~;. ~ Cnurflindt-aNe. ! wear
Reilly William. and vie. ~ Patrick Mack,
fsroVc-aNe. - John =. year ............
Sadol Benjamin 20 Benjamin \ Sands and an
Other, >ull.Nan-S'. ~ Hloccker-St.
years ......
Stshl Jacob r. 10 Jacob stahl. r. 117th.st.
81 ls~aVc. = wears. ........ ....... =,
wa'Iach Adolph 10 John Jorian. isth.st.
Went James q and wi,~ 10 James VI wcn,z.
3ustee No 800 West 37fh-st years ......... IL.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

IN. 7. {. & u IT, Tx. Co.,. LesSeo.J . e.
lows and Is minutes earlier from IL. tfankinst ~.
$3.50 s. M.-Ddy Tor Ne~Yais' rnr.ns Je
1,iS A. M.-Daily for Albany. except SUNDAY MocgeaL
$50 e. M-Day for Albany T..ea s}raeSss RS sasDs
Saturday for Toronto. o.. .n.,, soI
1925 A. M.-Day. except SUNDAY ''f A'0''
400 r. M-pallv except Sunday for Albany. s..u,..
~ Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Tlsonso Des'''s
Az Sh'cIso DSiv eycep: sundsy. for Newburs ~
osny NJ plS AMI Tor Hany Utica syrscy:e R ocnss
- t.r buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Dero' ~n'''s"
n sSWrEkSrRAw LOCALS. GAS. .s45 +; NJ ., a.
NEWBUEG LOCALS. 500 'lo'io ~ 'A' ' 49,
IS 10 80 Ill :4j J.: NJ ..t,s-, Falls, Toronto.
seeplcs esrs az for Al, B .nrasah t,aas ,,,.
:Dsy tickets soe ap ppf,ot oucss
fian Sss WasSnsto9s TuOS,st rs Ses 7Ss
s ZEE S a. las Bowery. 81 East N"-'@'
iaSs end = LHMSEhr aansr. Paasaasss AsaA
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THURSDAY. JANUARY GO.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l;sth.st II :. - It Of Wcbstr-sye. 32yos;
Julia \ e.. ~ g. " Lyrln. .-...--.. -.
1850 Il, :. ?Gs II g Of Tnnity'avc. lsXlo3;
CHARLES Iohl j F-i.s.. ~
Mott.~t n s. 27i.7 II w Of Courtl0nd-ave. OK
1866. Patrick Ilannon 70 VI T. Robinson.
Wliam.st No. -; Arthur Lcaiy to Helm IL
J. stokes i-o''
Lot. 43i 10 40. lGi 10 400. ll9. 100. 1913 10
1874. and l?s a. lac. 81 lots Of VI
Dyckman 18th Ward; Edward Knapp 10 y
T. Knapp -...-.-.-
Lots lei 10 127. 49, to 1877. sams mop; Samuel
Y Knapp to T. J Knap'. ....--. ......-.
llSthst. II :. 100 II " 81 Sth-ave. lJ0Nl0Jli;
Richard + Johnston b, T. Johnston. ........... 50t
Lewls-st. so II Of Elvington.st 20S50
Samuel Heller 10 \ Ro@insSy ..... .-....-:.,.. L.
SulNanst. 375 70 n Nloeckerst, 2jx100
John II Mc'iuin e. y Side --.-.--.. .------. 81 4
1sth.st {. 49, 70 u 7th.avc o5xo:: John
Jordan % td"lph Waliarh 35,(
s3d.st :; 12j n W Of ?thov". 5oXioo.2; Bon.
jamin Altman 10 4 y iIlv ........-..c. a,
franklin \ Thurston o. J J. Manning ..........
sjth.st. {. 1874 n - @-ayc. 2j.Gx1022;
Lille Donney to Il kreui r................... 35(
lev to John Holmes east
2Gth-st extends from l3th-ave Moth
River With al wharfage rights. &c: Edward
Smith 10 the MAYOR observation-disclosures. IS.
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THE De SOTO,

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the elegantly appointed iOtcls In the world
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real. ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT The EXCHANGES.

Nen.York saturday. Jan. 81
The total amount realized the Exchanges from aIe'
ton tcs Of city estate for the week CHUNG WIN ~
day 1891 9OG
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending with SATURDAY. January
90. following sales are announced to be mel"
at the Real Estate Exchange
TO-DAY tMONDAYl. JANUARY 70.
Foreclosure sale lot 2isvloo and 5.sory nqdlng
no. w ssi r;!aye & cor s S 81 ,bal lot AZ 10 III
TUESDAY, JANUARY -.
as; s .a plot Gt 1na o$ 60. By 100 s5e cGs
si ,sS s5"s y e HG 8s Is ,Gs%s ''
Of co,andt Ay los and s% a oniIa IaS 10 6t ~
T. $ lci5 II Of cotandtst lot l5xiCcIi ana nd
7th.sve lot 2iIixiOO Boulc, ard N Gomez i3oth'
Iot S ard ory building 80 100 d ,5c aGG
4.;tory budines Nos go and 30 sui,an.t. ;. loi
AT 80 .LIBERTY.sT
Pul- auction lots. IL oys7G each and l-siov build
Ing Nos III to ~ Ludow-s l7,G II Of St'nt"n.
hettsn.a,e, n " conner l9i,ts =.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY -.
.oy Sudns So; N 40 h Gt >s ~ ~
change Place ana exterior lot; So ."d ,ou %dnr
PSGSn I" s Of 192 SS% s"a 'S'' S
Er.t $sth.>t. 10 # Of Isl 1ye ~; i'Xio2:
s so1 4'tS ""% ayc No r> lS sale c s1Ix
rcgaaryl55xGGli and ;toy bulldogs s,, 80 %;9
! lot loovlc6.j and j.,tory dwelling No iej West
i7th-st II :, 4s7.G ~ . Of lOthaNe.
At 80 I1BERTY-ST.
Executors sale | lot %. iNlO3 and 3-to-v dwelling
No ~ Rvinrton.. " corner OIchard-,t; lots. u aX
OJ each similar hou-c~. Nos - to So Riynpton-
t adjoninr above; ! lo 2j.0>s7.7 W Of Orchard st
1903 70 Of Eivinctnn--t; los, 2oGNS1l each. ana
dwellings Nos 1jl - 10 OrcharSt adjoining
above: . lots 3IxS7.7 Caca. ana buildings. Nos ~?
and IGI Orchcrd~t. adjoining above: plot 81 land
I442AS76 3-ory dwellings, Nos 100 % los Allen
st. :. II or Hiyfston-st.
THURSDAY. JANUARY &c.
Foreclosure sale: lot 1G.Ioyloo;4 and 5story dwell
ing VI les West iithst :. 1892 n W 81 Gthavc;
lot. lSo,lo0.S and 3sory DWELLING. 80 = West both
IT, n - 100 n ~ 0ih-av": lot. .0NlcoI and J-~'oy
building. No ll2 Fast 1l7th-st : % II . ~ 4th-aNe
al III Broadway Public auction: > lot. .e.6NSJ
each and jstnrr brdincs Nos OIL and @l3 1IenrvSh
~ n OF Cinton-st lot 25.tNsj aud similar building
No 9l5 Ilenry-st adjoining above; lot. - 2XS70 and
similar building, No @l7 lcnryst, adjoninr above. at
80 JdDcr.y-st)
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New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
NeW.YOrk e. Northern Railway
AND
Ncw.YOrE Il New.EnglandR Railroad.

In connection Manhattan Elevated Railway solid train
4 PULLMAN SLEEPER, PASSENGER. and BAGGAGE
CARS leave 15jth terminus 9Th and 9Th Ave- Eeyaed
daily, including Sundays, at IL 80 7. NJ arriving ID
Boston, foot ST. at 40 a. NJ. Baggage checked
through at y. Y " stations, I'D St. near oh Ave. ana
lJjth st. and 9Th Ave.
The New YORK Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage destination from hotels residence In any
pa city upon application 10 any Of the;r various
Offices In Ncw.YoTk Brooklyn.
EMPRESS TRAIN on SIXTH AVE IL"
leaving Ferry 10 81 p. NJ. connects with Aie
train. For running time Time Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NETWORK
CITY: Arcade News Rooms. Il Broadway. and $50
Broadway where Pullman reservation be obtained.
Seepcrs open FOR accommodation OF pAsenzeIs hug
before leaving time OF train.
H. Ia. El.EELAND. Z. NJ. ALLEN
Gen. Manager Gen. Passr Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Train. leave station foot Liberty st..
WASHINGTON j.HOUR FLYER DAILY. 1880
PiiiiIADELpHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
.!TEH;NTISoSS EXPRESS EXCEPT SUNDAY ss'
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
with Dung Car, x. H., $50. a:i5, $50 wts bians
sundays 700, 10 80, ii 80 VITA Dining Car, A; N.
80 $3.50. with Dining Car. $780, 10 T. NJ. IL ~
baltimore and Washington Express daily at oo IL 80
with Dining Cor A. n l ~, 80, plnns Car. o:o'
rs 100, Co. 40. 80 +: H. II is night. except;
saturday night Sundays, IL 80 A. NJ co. 49, 90
5 80 600 L. NJ, II rs night:
90 10 &c., .'s9t rs nigh eScept isS
night sundays IL 80 A. NJ, 800. 500. $3.50 r. NJ.
Cr Peiisve q 3oO . ~ s;5 Nv co. lso
For srabufy burg and %am.rSrt At co. t5
saSd.y Might. sundays, ~ H. 90 TEN H. fEstR
Easton; Bs.hl;9cm A,le9tGSn, M.ucn Chunk, g.
80 nOf r. NJ. Sundays, 80 A. NJ ''"'O" 40 !" M"
For High nsl nrdfr .os sr1ncI ooo II 80 A. NJ $50
For Freehold 80. s:l5, II 80. A. NJ. 80. 30
ssnE Long nnsh and p GCs' south 70 Pom;
sns Oily 80 200 90 20 IS Is suadas ss Es
ocean Grove and Asbury Park, 90 A. NJ, 100 p. NJ.
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ALIEN. =. PORTER,

Hnfurnisbeo Apartments 90 Cet.
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Dancing Ataoemies.

VNJaltz and all fashionable dances taught privat'
w and class lessons artistic. fancy and stage dancing
taught terms moderate circulars. Knickerbocker Con
serS atory a West lith-st