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The morning call., 1893-07-01

| EEMALE CANVASSERS WANTED-GATES'
! i Pharmacy. Stockton and O'Farrell jel7 Il
| IA ANTED-RESPECTAB YOUNG LADIES
w can earn SO a day; no peddling: full informa-
| ton mailed: inclOse stamp. Address T.. box 70,
this Office je8 IT
The morning call., 1893-07-01
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

A TTENTION, HOTELKEEPERS = IF YOU
n want fir class waitress. chambermaid, cook,
housekeeper laundress we have hundred
competent girls waiting q chance TO go in the
country: please call, wire, telephone, or send us
your orders by mail. c. K. HANSEN & co. ITO
GearY St. telephone 4S5. my ~ II
The morning call., 1893-07-01

DRESSMAKERS.
JARESSMAKlNG; GENTS AND LADIES'
~ plain sewing and repairing. 1905 Hyde. IL If
DRESSES STYLISHLY MADE; FIT GUARAN-
~ teed: from 50 so up 119 Stockton. my22 tt
T AIDES AND CHILDRENS' DRESSMAKING
hhome or day MRS. OWL EMS, 33ls4 Eddy. m sem
TAILOR SYSTEM TAUGHT: SUITS SIS UP; FIT
L guaranteed; 115 Kearny. Miss Gilligau r. l5.1y
DRESSMAkING AT HOME Or BY DAY:
~ first-class litter. 81 Ninth ST. my4 3m
DRESS AND CLOAKMAKlNG AT HOME OR
~ by day:$2. MRS. A. G. ALLEN lag 7tb, r. 9.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - THE
n WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for ma fling.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
CANITARY PLUMBING AND SEWERING H
~ HUFSCHMIDr. 613 Il. G. av. tel. 1858. 9 3m
The morning call., 1893-07-01

At meeting OF the Board of Directors of the
above named company held this day, the deliD-
Quency of assessment No. 43 was further post.
poned until FRIDAY. July z, 1893, and the denn-
Quent sale until FRIDAY, July 70. 1898.
June 49, 1893. fie20 I'd l.. OSBORN. Secretary.
The morning call., 1893-07-01
MALE HELP WANTED.

GARDENER FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY, $25: :
VI blacksmith: 10 farmers, $26 and $50: 10
laborers. $50. r. T. WARD CO.. sos and $40
Clay st.
T AUNDRYMAN FOR A FIRST CLASS
IL springs; potwasher for springs, $25: hotel
cooks $40 ana $50: short order cook. $50: B
hotel walters $50. r. 7. WARD e. CO., GUS and
610 Clay ST.
The morning call., 1893-07-01

ESPONSIBLE LADY WISHES POSITION AS
IL housekeeper; good cook; references given.
Address A. r.. Call Branch. 339 Hayes. jy1 2ts
The morning call., 1893-07-01

TlRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WANTS WORK
i by the day housecleaning Apply at Park
road Lott ST. Girls DIRECTORY.
The morning call., 1893-07-01

M ANTED-5 MATTRESSES. COUNTRY HO-
w tells, $25; chambermaids. different country
hotels. $40: cook, small country hotel. $50; cook
ana second girl, same house, country, $25 and
$40: German COOKS. $50 each; girls for house
work, city and country, S25 and 800; a numbe OF
young girls TO assist, SIS. c. r. HANSEN IL CO.
10 GearY ST.
The morning call., 1893-07-01

~ humboldt Savings and Loan So
LS~S eiety. 10 Geary st.-1he directors have
declared the following semi-annual dividends:
D l4-l00 per cent per annum on term and 32-100
per cent per annum on ordinary deposits, payable
on and after July l. 1898.
je25 lat ERNEST BRAND, Secretary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09
The MAYORS firmness.

The firmness of Mayor Medill in
making no deviation from his an
nounced course in the matter OF APP
pointments has brought forth many
expressions OF appreciation in the
past two days. the new mayor hav-
ing demonstrated that there is moth
ing of the vacilating, dodging-the-is-
sue nature about him. Saying what
he means and doing what he says,
Mayor Medill has won the confidence
of the people. and shown that he is
not the man to make concessions
when satisfied that he Is in the right.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09

will miss it if it fails to secure the
branch industry. He says that the
company is determined to establish
a branch somewhere, but that he be-
lieves Rock Island has not offered
what the company deems sufficient
inducement.
Funeral services for the late
George b. Reed were held from the
late home of the deceased, in Dimick
block, at o'clock this afternoon,
Rev. DIR. Taylor officiating. The re-
mains are to be taken to Dixon on the
1855 O'Clock train over the c.
b. Il Q. tomorrow morning, the
Knights of Pythias acting as an es-
cort to the depot. and a delegation of
Pythians and Woodmen and friends
accompanying the body and family
to Dixon.
b. Henderson is in the city today
on his way to Denver. The promis-
ing young tragedian, Walker White
side. whom Mr.. Henderson is man
aging. closed his season at New
York last Saturday night and is now
at Asbury park for the summer His
engagement in New York proved a
wonderful success attended by many
ovations \ number OF eastern
papers declare that the successor to
Booth has arisen in the person of
Walker Whiteside.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09
BOSTON STORE.
Four Hour Morning Sale From to IL
O'Clock

The following for Wednesday
morning:
.'Ginghams"-1,00 900 yards fine
dress ginghams just received, for
the morning only, at SIC yard.
Mustn't, 900 yards unbleached
muslin, 6lc quality, at &c yard.
Calico 1669-Turkey red and
black figured calico at 54c yard.
CRASH. 900 yards good towel
ing at Sc yard.
''Towels"-100 dozen linen towels,
would be cheap at Soc, for pc each.
..Handkerchiefs'- dozen Ia
dies sheer H. ). colored border hand
kerchiefs at &c each. worth thrible.
Dress Goods''-Just received, a
lot of Batiste all wool dress goods
light weight and in all the popular
shades-eit is dust resisting and is es-
pecially adapted for Worlds Fair
purposes 1t should bring 81 a yard,
our price 69c.
''Silks'-Japanese wash silks for
dresses or waists, colOred and white,
ground value zoe, 90 AT 5Sc a yard.
HARMED. PURsEL II NoN MAUR.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09
The sRock Island and Moline Base Bali
CluI.

The sRock Island and Moline Base Bali
Club
At meeting of the directors of
the Rock Island and Moline base ball
club on April 20, the following reso-
luton was passed unanimously:
Whereas. Delinquent subscribers
have been repeatedly notified in per-
son and by writing, that their sub
scriptions must be paid up, and no
attention has been given to such no.
tees; therefore,
Resolved, That all delinquents
who do not call at Edward III. Guyer's
office. Mitchell Il Lynde building,
Rock Island, by the 10Th day of May
next, and settle in full, will be sued
without further notice, no matter
who the person may be, and that a
copy of this resolution be mailed to
each delinquent.
G. C.. HODGES, President.
'E. b. KRIEsA Acting See. for r. l.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09
Thomas sauInauch Dead.

John Cru5augh received dis
patch this afternoon from Mankato.
Mimi. announcing the death of
Thomas Saulpaugh, well known
former resident of this city. Deceased
was associated with the late f. p
REYNOLDS in business for y years,
and from 1SSO-9O with Mr.. Cru
baugh. He had hosts of friends
here. who will sincerely regret his
demise The remains will be taken
to Minneapolis Friday for burial.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09

The patrol wagon brought down
another load of tramps from the
Rock Island yards today who were
holding a war dance around a key of
beer. This is getting to be an every
dav occurrence and illustrates very
forcibly the need of stone pile.
William Jones. who was arrested
yesterday for burglary, was held in
bonds of $500 to the circuit court by
Magistrate Schroeder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09
River Riplets.

The f. Rutledge and Pilot passed
up, the Verne Swain being up and
down as usual.
The stage of water at Rock Island
bridge at moon to-day was 1880, and
the temperature 62.
The Louisville came down with 16
strings of logs and the Pilot and Sam
Alice with eight strings each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09
Notice to Water consumers.

The semi-annual water rents are
now due, and payable at the office of
the city clerk. If not paid by the
31st inst, the water Will be turned
off. in accordance with the ordinance
A ID. HUEsING, City Clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09

The Prussian government has decided
TO introduce the use of the centigrade
thermometer instead of that of Reau-
muir, which is still in use in some parts
of the kingdom.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-09

1t is reported that measure prohibit
ing wakes at funerals in England will be
included in the omnibus bill of the gov
eminent at the present session OF parlla-
fnPnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09
LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.


tOl.l.OMs:
700 A. VI. daily Tor MAUCu CHUNK and inter.
SIj 4. ". daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER,.
81 FfALO and the West louisville and principi
local points chair 10 wkesbarre Pullman car to
BurAlo.
eSe 4: ": daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
B TX SiAeSsX falls and an point. we,:
Pullman sleeper To CHICAGO via BuHa1o; Pullman
Bullet sleeper 10 Chicago Via Suspension Bridge
nections for Reading and Harrisburg.
1880 r; VI. daily. except Sunday, for ELMlRA snl
3iJ y. VI. daily, except sunday for ruNKHAN.
MOCK and principal stations chair car 70
Wlkesbaire: connections for Pottsviile.
s6iiH rLAIStifLD aud intsracdlsts stations 'O'
ciiuNK and ntcrnedIate stations chair car 70 Essfon
900 r. vi. daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all Joints West Pullman seepcrs TO Chicago, w
liulalo and SUSPENSION Bridge; Connections Read
"s.oO +, A; daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES:
West Pullman Buffet sleeper Chicago Suspension
Bridge Pullman sleeper ~ Buffalo.
Additional Sunday trains 10 80 A. NJ. for Mauch
chunk anu nterncdiatc stations connections Tor
Vile $40 r. NJ. for Easton and intermediate stations.
General Eastern Once 235 Broadway. Ncw.York CITY,
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
nsoo baggage ITO" hotel Of redsTes through g dos
kOI.LlN H. WILBUR. Assistant Cienl Pass Agent
Genr sup't. Eastern Div.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN Y C. & II. r. r. r. CO., LESsEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Train leave West 42d;-t station, ''
$3.50 4. M.-Daily local - suspension Df'ose' eA'ep
Snndlys west u Coeynans Junction ~.
1.3O A. M.-Daly local to Albany and Saratoga FAr'
Tor ear 10 Albany Sundays only. - NJ.
1910 A. M.-Daiy for Albany Utca Syrscuse noon:
ester Buffalo Niagara rails. Derois' chicago; eAcep'
11sS ba sxcep, sgnaay 20 cs MsniI MSsn.
Albany saratoga Caldwell, Lake George. PaFlor ea''
400 T.. M.--Daiy except sunday for Ca'sAhI Mous'
JiJ r. Vi. -Dry for Albany, Montreal Utica syraeu;s.
isoches.er Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago. >-x .,..,.
GAO r. M.~Dally Except Sunday for Nswburs, Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car to klnsst1n.
SILL p M-Day for Albany, Utica, Syracuse, HochssAr.
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit cleveland ana
Chicago. OAK sas TAX ~ ~
se MsSrT' Hcsal .osai: rs 10 a. & is 80 s
g Wagner - sspng cirs 10y Albany uaG. syrsus*
Rochester, Buffalo Nsssra Falls Toronto, Detroit, Cleve'
land and Chicago ali through trains 49,, - $500
tickets Timetables parlor and seepine,eeL secS sas
%od,Og appy nn s' Se SSs futon:
81 Ys%.York Cay, iIs. 2Di sss 7s5 ana s42 Broad
way las Bowery. 81 East l4thst. 50 Wet i2oth-sss
I'D AZ s,,tions. {. f.. LAMBERT,
'"N " general Passenger Agent,
vanderbilt-aye. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09
FORMALLY CNITING TITO CHURCHES.
SERVICES OF THE CONFINED WASHINGTON
SQUARE AND AsBURY METHODIST
Episcopal CONGRFG ATOMS.

SERVICES OF THE CONFINED WASHINGTON
SQUARE AND AsBURY METHODIST
episcopal CONGREG ATOMS.
special services were held yesterday in the AS
hurry and Washington Square Methodist Episcopal
churches in celebration of the consolidation Of the
two. The morning service. which was held in the
Asbury Church at 1890 O'Clock. was conducted by
the Rev. Or. j. S. Stone. This was the farewell
service in "Old Asbury" as the venerable stone
building In Washington Square is called by many
of the congregation, and it consisted of singing,
prayer and addresses. Those taking part in II were
the Rev. DR.. Ferguson, the Rev. Dr. j. > stone
the Rev DR. c. w Willard and the Rev. DR..
Andrew Longacre the presiding elder of the New
York District At 2:30 D. IN. the united Sunday
SCHOOL service was held in the Washington Square
Church John ID. Slayback presiding. The Sunday
school of the Asbury Church was received in a
body by the members of the Washington Square
Church after which there was "A reception.
At $40 o. M the consolidation service was held
IN the Washington Square Church, over which the
Rev DIR Longacre presided The ecclesiastical
recognition of the Supreme Court decree Of the con-
solidation read, and DR.. Lonsacre, represent
ing Bishop Warren. gave the episcopal sanction to
the and made the pastoral ofhcial announce
rnen;s for the washington Square Methodist Epis-
copa Church" Bishop John p. Newman preached
the sermon.
In the evening a platform meeting was held in
the Washington Square Church. over which the
Rev Dr. c. W. Willard presided. Others taking part
I'm this service were the Rev. DIR. W. H. DE Puy'
Professor w. 5. Weeden. the Rev. DR. j. ;. stone,
the Rev. Dr. Edward Judson and the Rev. c. II.
yatman All the services were attended by "A large
number OF people and in the evening 1t was I'M
possible TO secure seat after 1880 o'clock This
evening at O'Clock, a reception Will be held in
Tho Sunday-school room of the Washington Square
Thurch over which Peter A. Welch will preside.
and addresses will be made by John ID. Slayback.
H. De Witt Dobbs. DR.. &. w. Talsen and William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09
Geual Notifies.

q UPREME CONTRIBUTING desires tr la1
- In the County OF York me rarI under the
Trust Conunv as Trustee OF Isabella furii' ras ~
l,st will OF John T. DcWnt. Plaintiff Gram, rn,ors
Stureeon John r. stanley and John Back, as nAoou a.
~ th. last viii and testament Of Margarrt d sc
cn.sod Frederick Hobbies Alien, Jacob LYMAN anu ~,
LYMAN his wife David Arndt, Sarah AhuieN Hnr acp}
ih nr,e Of sarah her Christian name pehv "
fous being Unknown 10 paintIl, Safan Bum h.,,g
tho name OF Sarah. her hr-t or 'hris,"n r. Thupber
0ctition, being unknown t. palntn FfaIels ID G.tos
William A. Parshall. Henry b. kiikaun os1 D" No.
Charles Lewis, Jacob Lewis and Martin NJ Le"'' D'
PENDANTS. Summons. $500, o.A -, ,ben.
iro the aboyc.ramed Defendants and each OF e
You are hereby summoned 10 answer ue o oo,ar nn
I'm this action and copy oi your "ns ,hs
the paintilr's attorneys within twenty days aNr uie
service Of This summons exclusive OF m" day OF
and in your failure 70 appear or answ'r Ji, do"
will be taken by default Tor the Fe'ei w.
mandcd the complaint.
Dated, Ncw-lork, sept ,, lr'5' or erox
TURNER, MccLu RI ROLSION,
PaiatiG's Attorney.
Onicc and PO-tO1icc ADDRESS,
% william street. New-fork, y. i
To the Defendant Fred, rick Hobbies Allen ,,,.
fornpoinr l. served upon YOU Nv puolO'-
,io nursuaut 10 On ~ Hon. Edward Patterson one
~ me Justices supreme Court, da1 thc pun ~
~ Ocfober 1893 aud flied with the coma nj IN th' oiiu
OF the CITY and County OF N'w-hofh au 'ne
County Court House in the city Of N"w-hOrk. ~
TURNER. MCCLURE \ I)l> IN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
BALTIHORE g. ONO R.R.

Natl; ct hOu!s hNn AL, POINTS WEST
leave NcwYork. foot OF Lberty->t.
For CHICAGO, IL 80 y. m, 30 D. m, u rs night
For PIIlSBukG, 30 p. M ~ 10 night
Eor TwHslnfSs;ToS BAGrIMo9;;fn p M ~ 40
a. M. Dining Carr. 80. 80 p m: Dining Carr 5. 8
Fol NORFOLK. Bay Line. ! s6 D. m. Ex.. Sunday.
Ticket Offices III, 20l. 4i5. $40. / 40 B'dway 81
f.. 1Ith-st. 400 Grandst. ~ Y 3ll Fultonst brook
iyn Station foot OF LIberty+t. C. X. Il. of ". J.
New. York Transfer Co. will cal and check
from hotel o residence destination. 's"S'
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fiailroa0s
1,~~-o--o~>~~~~-0-~~-.>- -1~-0-1J'0"~''~ 49,
Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.

STATIONS. foo, Of Dc-3ro-.e. and Cor''"nd'
streets.
In Eject September 11tb 1898.
300 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EXPEEsS-Pullman sleep
apolis AIfives CncinIsii j 80 a. m. indianapolis
go a. W. cH S lSo 9'fi Ears and Chicago
Iaoo 0 N"o 90 o'ef TT&N YLvANIA LIMITED Pullman
Drawing ana Stat Room. sleeping. Dining Smoking
800 st. ST. cp.' 5u s'Hs Git;G +
SA 6. aS mag ssgss s R"s
natl 10 80 a. st. Louis 80 D. M. Chicago 80
$50 p. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS -ruliman { sle.ep;
gg Car g rlttseg.g chasS AID 90 a. G cpaeS
'@S gs%EsEs%S sSTMEss TSS
500 p H. ,! k Iii y ! huss
s'p"f 'e 1tc Ssy%%'f TssiS1 aI r.
bus cleyeia%t 10 n EoG dTT daily
with Sleeper TO New.Orleans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE -ouTii
1910 a. NJ" Washington Limited " weeD'day' Pull
aa9 t,rlo. G. and plnns Car daily Pullman
'iS Car, iDas Gar %f ss Washington
Ads S ';ti 1''R' 70 Ill., SS 9 ssniay
80 nj 20 8 P oi % + os ms T FsSs.,s daily
Sleeper. to Charleston. Col mbla Jacksonville, and
r!'n. % f' aSi ps sPsf k1ps' daily
900 2. Vi, f bHy to a"a csspcSe Ohio R.uw
toI nSs Ssc@ @Es ard D" yo9 9, Vi, Cape Charles
H,ute a N. week day. ard with Through Sleeper
daily.
For A,lan,!s ~ 90 P. m weekday. with Through
For CAPE MAY. 90 p m. weesdlys.
Long Branch. A>bry Park. OIean Grove and Point
Pleasant 80 a. m. IL 10 4 20 SATURDAY onyl.
9 30 80. I 20. 10 and II - =. m. weekdays.
SUNDAYS. As m. ) Is p. M DO not stop at A.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20 90 80. .. 80 10. II a. m. 90
noon. Penn'a Limited. Il 20 10; 3, :. 80 D.
Q. 80. I. so, 3. p. 2 IL night. Sundays En-
pre-. Is. $ 30 ,. $50 10 m ~ nool Limited.
= : 30 q 80 IS 8 ?. m; - Is n,cht. ~
Ticket Offices Nos. 4SJ. ga. ll96 lS5. l3 and POI
Broadway. h.tor Hou.e. l3i Fast i2jth Street %,
W., l1jth Street 81 Columbus Avenue. 131 Sixth
Avenue and foot a Dr-hro>-c, and Cortland reefs
Court Street $50 Fulton Street - Broadway and
BrooNyn AGneN st'tlon, foo oi Futn Street Bro1@-
100 Hudson Stree HobOken Station. Jer.ev CITY.
Tho New.Iork transfer compsns VII. cal, for and
BAGGAGE hotel, and residences through dsti
: NJ PROVOST J Il WOOD
General Manaro- General ISSS'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA & WESTERN II. Il.

DELAWARE, IAtkAWAN\A ~ WESTERN TX. Ks
stations In New Ork foot OF Barclay and Christopher
vESTIBuIED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES.
sPECiAL (mACM hXCI RsioNs RI. WoKi.D,s
18TH. 1Gru AND 24T,,.
EXCURSION TICKETS. $500.
Ma, GOOD tNrli: ,>Oy. 18TH; ,o>r
ins Ridge, Madison MofrlstoS1 .passalc,. Paterson.
pATCONG, Hackett.oNn, SCllOOLEY' = MOI MAIN,
washngten rMLiliPsBuRG EAsloN. WATER
f6S TfE2y rGsCRS M2g"1s fcSAN
HAMToN, OXFORD, NORWICH. Water, lie, UTICA,
KiuHIlELD SriuNns; CORTLAND, sYRAsusE.
R RAIM, pANTSsXIIlE BrFFAA .E AID all points
200 4. Nj. III FFAIo UTICA and osWEGo tx.
rkf-ss. pullman Palace Cars. Connects Buralo
with train for Chicago arriving IL 10 next morn
7:ss a. AUTHORIZATION NAIL. Stops at principal
I:Oe r. M.-sCRANToN. BINGnAMToN and Ell
MIRA Express; rglMan parlor cars, .
OUTll EXPkE>S. pullman p,r.r cdr-.
1880 4. VI. lDMyl.-Bt FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
oo rplm1M ShleeR@rs Arrl,ss a, ~ NJ ,v,,
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS o. 70
Murrayst and i23 broadway. Tickets ferry stations
7Sj and 9i2 Broadway 50 West l25thst 235 Columbus.
ave. WORK 1873 Washngton-st.. 726 Fulton st. and
a Broadway, Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor.
nation, at all stations.
check Luggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09

VNT0n-n INNS INI'I-' VI
foot If West 4-d,t follows, - minute, earlier fiom
Iranklin-,t.:
7:iJ T.. VI. daily. va Nngaia Fails. Reclining chair
l.tlt. Nrw-lutk L. Niagara Fails. iifDn-n
pullman ,ccrc.- Ncw-Noh t. chicago Arrives Detroit
.. 4 d nj tniclCD. ND. -. Louis = 100
~.L5 A. VI. .Gllig except sunday Tor Waikiki \ally
H. X stations Nddlaown Ellcn,ille. llshuie. Lib r'y,
carr rtiti.. scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney, Norwich,
Utica Rome oneida. Fulton. Oswcg'.
Bis =. VI. Except >uniay.. sullivan CO. Express
Tor Waikiki Nall'v Railroad stations. Campbell Hall,
Mdt,towu. ErnNlli, Mountain Dale. CcntrcNil". Falls.
burg HuilcyNill,. Lilotty Fails, Liberty, PaiksNe al
Livingston Manor
,:iJ =. VI. daily, Mlciiotown. summityc Falls
hung Liberty. Manor. Nockland W ilton. III
nc,. Norwich. oneida. frlton, Oswego, Niagara Fails
and West
rcScts and Pullman VIOLATIONS at 81 Broadway
NewNok transfer Company cd 10. and check, baggage
destination.
j. &. ANDERSON. Il. p. 4.
IS Beaver s., NewNork. ,
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Oarrino Academies.
Ocean SIeamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. ;. CO.
a. SHORT l.Ol IT, 10 LpNDpN,.,..
NEW.N DIsK. SOrTHAMPi BHfMEN,
FAST LNPKtN> STEAMERS
r-f-.t Cabin 40 and inward second cabin. IS and
20 y L.rih. St.,iagc low rates steamer, sail from
fop; ID IObpk't. "a, 49,
sir.r Tue. oci.lo u am. Aller. Tue octI loam
Lain. Tues. oct l., 10 tuf ~ltr sat N@N. .. T. III
In. ~,f o,t u A. 90. >pf,~', tn, NOV. = . a. IA.
liaNci. 'urs.. OCT y - AIN. irN' sat, Np' - ~, VI,
III. Sat OF - - a NJ. LAIN. Tues. NOV a. ? am
MEDI fI.HKANtAN LINE.
Ncw.york TO Genoa n less than eleven DAYS.
oct. - Kaiser Nov. - Spr.e Jan 10
oct . iulda Dee y pulia J tin 10
Weir, NOV. l. Kaiser Jan: spree req. u
Passage. 900 80, or $50 berth tir't ,abn'
OILHGt H. & CO., > Bowling Green.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
oal used exclusively. iu-nring Cleanliness
and tomfort.l
-Four Tracks Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains lcn,c sutton foot Of Liberty 81
Time Table in effect sept. 26. 1898.
ROYAL BLUE LINE


TO
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days. W. 90 . 90, 10 90.
oa 80 hnn"S .rr A. 900 60 o. 90 pnaP 'S
II 10 night sunday 800 10 80 II 80 dining Car
a. NJ. 80. 80 Dining Carr, 100 u 20 r. NJ, IL 10
For Baltimore and Washington week days and sundays
90. II 80 .D,9ins CaQ A. ~ 80 $3.50 Dining Carr
f5r Ta,,on. Bcthchcm' allentown Mauch Chunk &c.
200 7:l5. s45 4. NJ. 90 80. 45 80 u Allen.
'ow9 Snfsy' 80 ma S a M 90 30 T. ~
$50 p NJ SUNDAYS :3o T.. y
d FOF k sS At S S6 GO Go 10 go 80 T. s.
night eAcp; s od nlsh s nS LOO 30 $780,
90 90 5:4j T.. NJ, l. Is night, excepting saturday
night. sundays, :oo / 30 5 90. . 80 +. NJ II 10
fcr pettsyne at 90, 500 $40, II 30 A. NJ 90
night. sunday. zoo / 80 80. 0 100 r. NJ II is
night. 60. ,.,. ,,.,,,,
c,ccpt saturday night Sundays Is A. NJ. 600 Z. NJ
10 Is night
ALT.RAIL ROUTE
For Long Branch. Ocrnn Grove. &c.
For Red Bank, Ions Branch and points Point
Pleasant 80, 30. TO Rcd Bank, ) -, II 80 A NJ.
p. NJ 0'''" ',''S '' O''' ''"' ~ ~ "'' ~
rs 70 e @ ' &C. na 30 Park and narne
FOR Atlantic CITY Nineand and Bridgcton 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Peach, seabrght and Highland Beach
80. Is a. ". 30. 90. 6i5 =. VI.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER s. N. r., FOOT RECTORST.
For Atlantic Highland, III ghlaul Beach. Scabrght
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch at 10 10 A. NJ. 3i5
For Elbcron. Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
rl,s,"t 10 p Sundays except Ocean Grove aud
FOR Lakewood Toms River and Borncgat a:45 r. NJ