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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-05
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The battle of the standards seems tosbe
going on in England as well as in this
country, and Mr.. Balfour, one of the lead
ers of the Conservatives and one of their
ablest members, seems to agree with the
bimetalists sof this country that the
single gold standard will never satisfy
commercial wants.
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5.

Mr.. Bland says he will neither fight nor
surrender. He expects through that Mr..
Crisp will reappoint him chairman OF the
coinage committee.
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he Rad CAUSE FOR SOEROW.
rur alaska HAD 4 SAD PASSENGER WHO TOOK


NO PART IN THE CHARITY CONCERT.
II was easy enough to tell that the big man win
the muton-chop whiskcrs was n Wall s'r"e' ''iH'i
and that the handsome little woman IN the GRAY "oN'
intosh we'll known actress Dnt VINO INV '''u'-
looking man IN the tweed suit WAS Ho'ou' v" vi"
Onion Line steamer Alaska could guess. He had the
opn.arancc Of a man bowed under a load Of sorrow
and rcmorse lie rarely visited tn" smoking room,
rs ~ r,o, no wa. silent and taciturn. lie walked
alone unon the prom, made deck and he had his
,,.,uer chair nlacsd at distance from where his
,o,lounass.ucors sat; Sometimes he had u few sheets
NJ r,u.,c manor with him. and often he leaned over
,,o rou bunminc snatches OF some weird melody.
vb.r tho charity concert was given the commit &c
invited him 10 take part !Aias' s'nu the sad pas
seucer 81 cannot sing Would mat never had a
-, rh cu Of melody has been me ban and
- g, ,ro,e a song Since then me life
,.a h.on lilo the sea which rolls beneath u.s. full Of
',..d wrecks and the dank seaweeds OF bitter
n.ss pardon me, SIR l know 1t is unmanly to
-, ,,, since breathed that song into the crcum-
hIent ether, sorrow and remorse have been daily
portion
bing convulsively'
camn,ittee few minutes later TO the good -natured
purser Richard Jones, "will you tell us what you
know of the sad passenger"
.Cer,auly. Sir said Mr.. Jones. but as this COM
pauv is responsible for his safety. you must wait
mil We reach New York, and he is safely shore.
When the Alaska reached her pier yesterday the
sad passenger who could not sing one OF the
first 20 land. Then Purscr Jones called the Concert
Committee together. and told them that the sad pas
sengcr was Felix McGlcnnon, the author Of "Com-
rades.1
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

q. !. {. 4 IT. II. KI.. To-. LfsaceD
Trains leave west 4-d->t. station ok a, fol.
lows and Il mnt,cs earlier from II. FrInklin-st " r.
800 4. M.-DdiIy FOR Ncwbmg. kmg,ton Albany
daily Sunday. o. (o,yuaH'~
1880 A. VI Daily Tor Albany. pt sunday. ,ntrea
1U;iO A. W. daily for Albany tI SyIacuso 10 hes.
ter, buffalo. Niagara lalls Detroit Chicago, except
SATURDAY for Toronto
11.3j A. M.-Daly. except Sunday for Albany and
400 Y. M.-Dailv. except Sunday. for Albany.
j;1j +. M.-Dnily for Albany Montreal Unra syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Chicago 81. Louis
$50 p. M.-Dsly cyc'p. SUNDAY FOR Ncwburr Albany.
ter. Bulso, Niagara Fails, Toronto. Detroit Chicago.
st. Louis.
HAI Li.,. Jaw LOCALS; 90 :: NJ. 10 -, p. NJ.
NEWBUEr LOCALS, : -, 10 10 A. NJ, u 10 80.
5:3j. 'G 30, IL :4j y. NJ.
Sleeping for Bunalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. De.
troit. hlcagO on all through trains.
Daily. ror tickets; time table, paror and sleeping
accommodations inform, alton apply offices, BROOK
Ign, 1888 Westinghouse. 72G fuonst.. Annex once
20, 81 inIt"n''t Nsw.nDrk ny ~ lI3 "ds ys.
i25th.st and at stations
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
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NEW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Excursion Tickets. New York TO Chicago and Return
$3.50.

Through trains Tor Chicago and The Wo lf's Fair leave
N.t I'D II. follows. II minutes earlier nom
Oi5 \ 4. daily via Niagara Falls. Through Pull.
man -icel~f' "w.i0fk 10 Chicago Mve' De',"t 40
7;tJ T. NJ. dnlv. via Niagan Falls. Re lining chair
ga, free. N"H-lnfK Z, Nagt1 Fall. Through
pullman s,rclsr- Ncw-N OK Chicago. AriVe- DtIO
. 10 T. NJ thirago : 90 \. NJ. II. Louis 90 p. VI.
Bis T. ". lcNcep. SUNDAY Tor Campbell Hall Lakes
Mohnnk 81! tiinn"ra.Ka WJE.lI Valley stuion-. Md
dctown. Boom.nghur4 IcnNic. F1ii'bnrr. IiurioySic
Liberty. Livingston Manor
Tickets and Pullman occomn.oiaiiog 81 Broadway
New Yo 1ran-i" Company calls FOR and check,
destination.
J. .. ANDERSON Il. +. A., So beaver ST. " Y.
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6orses an0 Carriages.

\ TEAM Of Hackney COb, 1j.2'2
perfect whcclcrs; hi2h actors; young.
sound. broken u saddle good single divers (;
private nurses: sell one or both low sls'
brewster A cart, spider wagon. WoOd-Git.
son harness. HACkNEYS, Tribune.
CHILD'S pony FOR sale or 10 hire for
tho SasOn with new cart ana harness.
Address Dr. q. G. JACKSON. +. o. Box
lGl, Jamaica. l.. /.
~ YOC WANT TO SIZE some dJndy
horses. just call al BISHOPS. ln East
.ath-st. He las just arrived from Maine
With great lot Of Morgan horses.
Pony CART ard harness for sale: very
handsome. ard suitable for young child 81;
NM saddle pony. SHETLAND. 7 hume
Once.
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LEHIcH VALLEY DIVISION,
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

E%rRL.ss TRAINS Leave station Central Railroad Of
q, For phlI-Api.LlHIA. week DAYS 90. 90 300,
dining cai 90 tsnnSt Parl"r tai 90 49, 80
SO D. m. rs hight SUNDAY 300 10 80. II 80
Dining Carr a: m. 80 80 Dining Car. 90 20
y. II Is night.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON week days
and SUNDAYS 900 II 30 Dining Car. a. m 30 80
Dining Car, 90 q 100 D. m. T. 10 night.
Pullman Iatlor Cars on d8y trains, Pullman Sleep.
Ing Cars night trains .
2sS, pol as pa l14o 1928 Broadway 7a7 syth.avc.
81 Fast 14thst 25l Coumbusave. 1874 Fast i2jth-st
904 West 25th,, NcwYork Court.t. $50 Fulton.s,..
The New-York Transfer Co. Will call for and check
bac gage from hotel residence to dcstinGtiGn
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Delaware. Lncknwnnna and Western u. II.
Stations In New York Barclay and Christi nh 81
SLIGHTEST LINE. NE>TiBtI.ED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Dne,i route to EMAEh. nLooMFiLLD. MoNTsLAlE
IHL OfASrL~, sdmn.t, B'fa Dis 4llc. I;,>Aiul
Ridge, Madison. Morr st,nt rAs.".. lat tsoa. io,',
hn, Dover. sIanhop.. BuDDs LAkL. LAkE no.
PATCONG. Hackeit,town. SCHOOLIl'S MOUNTAIN,
ws.hineto1. ri LLIPsbURG. LAs1oN. WATER.
GAP. STROr DSBUIG tocono Mountal. sCEAN.
ION,. PlfTsTON, W!LkEsBAiKE.. XANTiCOKE
MAMrCN, 02sOlD NORWICH. wavr,lle. r'ri1A.
0swEGo; iInA(A; owiao LLMfRA; C0KNISG.
BATH. DANsNILLL. BUFFALO ,ni all point,
WET. .NO.rMwLsr AND SOUTHWEST;
800 A. VI. - FFALO. UTICA and OSWEsO TX.
IHl.s>. Pullman pIror car. Come & % Buffalo
with train To- chirago. Ing go u. Ia mex,
Morning
sr2O 4. VI. -BISGHAMToS NAIL. Sop, a principal
100 r. N-SCEANroN EiNGHAMToN. and H.
Mi \ APKl>S. Pnlnair Ia-!ur
I1O =. VI. EANrON wfLH lS"AKRE AMI PLYM.
80 Arff>>. Pullman Iarlor car,.
1880 =. VI. lDalv.-Br fFAId LIMITED EXPRESS.
t.ullu an ~l"opcr>. Arrives II IL n.
900 y. VI. balyl.-nr FFALO. UTICA oni oswEGo
LAlhI~>. Pullman sleeper.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at q
Murrly.-,. - nru1fway. Ticket terry stations
,sj and Broadway ~ West l26ths.. 13J Columbus
ave Ncw.Ycrk. 1913 Washington. 720 Ful;on.'t and
- rroldway. BrooklTn. Ime tables. giving fIl IN
fDmitlon. AZ all stations. $3.50
check baggage irom hotel Residence u destination.
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DrfsemahlnQ.

- a a ~
A.-DREsSMAKEE clegan, cutter
ana inter. - dIy or Al home, perfect ~
guaranteed velvet. IN or 10th sGits made
and bal. gowns = speciality. a Fast 10Th
~. mar broadway.
TiHsT.CLA>N PARTISAN drcssmakine;
~ home. suits - up. Mime. AHEL. 1l3
Gih-aNc.. "a floor.
pHE~>NN KIE wi-hc, q few more cuH.
tCWrt-. hind-oLr tut. 81 w, irIl'ct
hrtcf 20 years cNpDricnrc station on
DEES>MAKIR> - Wanted nist-cla-s
skin hand, and apprcnt.cr' 90 West
3-th--'.
LADIES' TAILDIl NG.--LaGics' own
material, mad" NJ int" j.. h"t>. coats,
rl~ter- and 'apc> clos.s. all kind- altered
and rcnodellcl. 'Hl;IG. l3i West I'd -.
NINE. >INDI,. - Gth-aNc.. near
W4,crry Place. ha, an clrgclt assortment
II imported cNcninr. street and rnrIae"
Il o. -,-, tca-gowu~. opera cloak. etc. I1ii'"
In need Il such will ind II 10 their alNan-
tao 10 cell, Il, 40 reasonable ourr VIII Do
rcfuscd.
SEAL GAKMI MIS- and FUR Of all
Kind, repaired. rcdyrd. r"linci alt'r d AM
remodcl.,d u new shapes; estimates gwen.
nKfIG. l3l West 22d-'t
DEE>SMhKEH vents few NOR Gus
| TONERS AZ homc suits from 40 up. II.
FOX. 81 West scth-st., near RiN'rsiue
| DrNr.
DRESS MAKING.->ll the latest r ri ian
fashion, made a. short not,cr. WILSON,
1874 West 20th.st
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Connirn Rral Gstatc for Sale.

\ GENTLEMAN'S HANDSOME COrN-
| TEh HESIDLNt T. for bal" at Lar2ain
! formerly owned by the late fGwari md
I 10y. Il nrand-s,.l. at Pl'asantvill". Oh Iilr-
| lem Eailroad. >. minutes from 1.d-s.. 80
acres, with over 20 large fruit and -h.dr
iIr"s; hIc lawn modern building, IL AJb.
containing IL Io0ni- bath. cl0-". Kitchen
OIL iir-t moor liundiy, all IN good order
frdGY ioi Immediate occupancy iafc' eel
3D. under whole housn. WIN summer
nit'hc" good Stable, with apartment above
10Y man N"S'Gblr srrd'n planted Rram
~" III. .f,p rSr n".S ina sg'o o,i ALL ALL
~ L"rhoin lawn" hens. duck; all fdim'
ing implements high. healthy lo,aton
the fround- arr e75 feet wide 50 i'"t ia
road-a,r., modem cottacc, all around
four CHURCHES, large prb.- school nnr
dnvcs; exactly ia mifuics' walk u the
depot.
rieasantvillc !. tho ANA station above
Whii" pans. Inquire at the depot Tor
TIRE Ridley place opn Tor inspection
at all times recently cost t-c ooO
prize Win furniture. 'aipi~ ana china
5l".'Oc part may remain on m"itt'H'.
l'hoto farii> can he seen AT ne ono" OF
thr owner i. :. KilIEiEAND, ~
FrDsdWay.
At EAST ORANGE. y. J.-Nc1F Rose
VIE stat On. thirty most beautiful h"u-'>
w built In the Oian-c.. Tor -Il" st
$1,000 70 5000; containing al improve
Hcnls and ~;y.r ~ 80 ppO houses. In
qrn" % G. X. CArEoN. on TIE premises
AGENCY For Residence
properties II al descriptions for ale and TO
let furli>aci house-.
TUBES & TAYLOR. : Bccsman.-t.
CLAY LANDS ~ NEW JERStY.-
fir"-hrck clay. Scwcf-pil" cldy>, f.-brick
lay prop rty; wat'r aud isii clay land
ioid; llrc t-t- mad" A,!uiton> gwen.
+. ROWLAND. III Bpaiwiy.
GREENWICH. CONN.-D' sirab,e villa
ne, on Ncth-st.; oNeslo,kllg Sonna nsh-
iOnablc. accessible, heiity' ~.
NIXON. 80 Broadway.
IN LLEwf.LLYN PARK, or,nr". y. J.
FOR sol'-A modern country house com
handing extensive views and surround d
Nv 81 gaiit homes y handsomely dc-igiI a
-toIIc-bri"k and frame r'sideh@" of recent
construction and Eni-'"i III inc most sub
stahual manner. ''!ouhh. coht'in oN .
against any possible nuisance city system
supply OF water now being Introduced in
the p1rt convenient - rail oaf stations am
electric cars over n,cadAmiIci ioadS. Ed
NAHn 4. HAMILTON Y CO.. " i.ioan-
way. N Y.
M0NTtLAiK PROPERTY. sale. rent,
exchange; all prices; largest assortment
=; T.: IilNCk Monteiair' " y !; lakc trio
uie uid!ng.
uNRIVALLED Rural HONE FOG
on hr Housa,oni,
bay. olrosite Sirattorf. within sisht OF
Trllsepnr. ioyclir~i ana --rA 49,. 'i,,.-
ity In the State; no ina!ari, or o,her DIS
advantage; a mii, u waterfront - acrrs
lawn. ernnnv rlant't win 30 years
growth; picfuIesduc iniand aud water lana.
srape an tuci1entiI opportunity Man
ana description. 5. d. GoODALE. 0 West
.tth.st
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Wark Wanteo.
hfalea

COLLECTOR.-By a young man l22) as
oliector or salesman. experienced IN both
EXCELLENT references moderate salary. Ac-
Iltnaityy
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furnished llocms.

\ IAHbt. ROOM coInio;t. tly ang oi--
cn ily furnished M Residence. IS West
.uth--t.
ROOMS u, suite ant single. par.os ana
second nOors nod"if! Improvements con
,enl'nt principal hni'ls. clubs. l. Lat
2.;t t.
PRIv.IT'E FAMILY VIII let larsr
pleasars fIont room a. oac OF two gen
t.cmcA. 81 West i2d.s;.
5in.AVE.. l.OIs. CORNER sGrH-sr.-
Elegant apartments facing PARK. so %
200 SAMUEL NIXON. GO Broadway.
5TI.AVk.. Gl2. opposite Belcrvla.-
Bacne or apartments. Teaantly furnished.
porcelain bstl.. breakfast, valet. at,"ng-
nnre uh'x""ll'd.
SIN AVE. 1G3 70 48D.-Elcgan, family
hot suites scuar ,.ngir rDpn,. private
bats. D'Inonico ,ui.in'; s., DLiof prices.
-?u.,I. % EASY ,rip-ifc N,.i-o.
square I'.rt la a-.Iuc sit. $50 r.unl-,
w..a rrNair hstlIr"n conn, cun-
40 wIST .sIn-Sr.. lmpcro,al r,stal.
rsnt Ilrnl,,mcly furnished rooms With
bath.
a. PROSPECT PLACE. near iSi.st-
Nlc'l~ trli,"d rooms al con>cniencr..
isl. 20 WT.>I VOL Furnished front
room. for gentlemen. to let strictly private
house. convenient !. station.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.


NEAR CENTRAL PARK Large cool
rooms baths, excellent Loird. 50 East
U1l.-t.
VISITORS TO NEW.YoEK.
wishing accommodations In central location,
apply IL II Last 2lSi-st.; references.
wLsT 7irH-sr.-rwo large pleasant
front rooms with board In quiet family :;
references. CASHIER. y. q. Box 2.16j.
2I>T-ST.. . WEST .-Plra-ant. cool
roon.; southern rAporurc also hall room (;
tran-ient-; table board fcferraceN.
28o.SI.. III WEST -ii'a,snt summc,
honr; london VrIIac' looms sngly or en-
suite cN' c.leut tabc; Southrr.cir scconno-
dat ii.
25Tn-ST.. lIG EAST. near Mai. on
SQuafr. Pleasant double and -inrlr roor.-
summer prices. meals optional r"f"rrncc'.
2rTH.>T.. 81 WEST -Iarlor >ui,c; also
double and single rooms, with strictly
nrst-clase table
70 WEST .2D.ST Miss Holman WA
keep hoIsc op-n al summer, Transient
gu,st- received.
A. WEST ETH .SV.-rhrec exceptionally
pleasant -'rand story ropm,; connecting or
sopafs.c: superior lo1rd references.
5.rU.ST, 3i3 WEST Furnished ioom-
with OF without board j, near l. station and
broadway cars references exchanged.
l3o MADt>ON.AVE Han !e1n' r. oms
al conV- ricncc-, tabic AMI aN"ndlnr" *
crll'ui.
los WEST 7iTH-sT.-Cholrc cool
rooms N private family for gentlemen OF
gent cuan md vie board If ir-ir'
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NEAR CENTRAL PARK Large coo
rooms, baths, excellent boird. 50 las
U.i
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EXPERIENCED in frcehand drawing,
would Ike Ia follow pen aId ink -aetchins
a" 20; mo sast" salary. ADDRESS Or. l.,
I'D East s7fh.,t
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ENGINEER. Mechanical wants work
lnd.r,ciEd~ the dynamo steam heating ana
-orli-s engine; viii do repairs; - year.
experience; 10 years reference. j.
DOW NEY, ) Wayerey Place.
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for Sale.

~ EEDrCED PRICES. 800 second
hand wood and iron working machines
fuliy guaranteed machinery bought and ~
changed. EEOI;GE Is. EDDY. 3Jo Mad-
HOti-si.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOX LONG BKANChs OthNN rhS'
FROM PIER g. n. r., FOOT RLCTOR-ST
For Atlantic HighlsAds. Highland Beach, Sesbright,
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch. at : 80: 10 10 A. NJ
Il 90 =. NJ saturdays 34j. D 100 T. NJ Sundays. 80
A. NJ, % L. NJ ,.
ior tIberon ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant lO:l5 A. Vi. Il 90 Z. NJ saturday, $40 y VI
Sundays. except Ocesn Grove and AsbuFy Park, . oo
A NJ =,
FOR Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat. 80 4. NJ
q 90 T. NJ. Saturdays, 3 40 r. NJ
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Conntrn Real Cstatr for Sale

~ OOO.-FlNE FARM, near Norwalk.
conn. overlooking the Sorhd - RS
very de-iiallr: .alc perrmptOry. MEL
WILLIE. ME- DE. 10 Wiiliam--t.
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Rral Gstate Wante0

COUNTRY UOl >E.-turnlshed, with
stable. Tor summer months about one hour
nom city, STATE particulars ana prl,u.
Adde'S ID. n, z. o. Box J,34l, Now
\ orb City.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY

Coal used ryciusyey insuring Cleanliness
and Comfort
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect 1Iny IS, 1898.
Tor Reading at . 90 100, sa5 4; n, 90 30
-; 4 90 5 90 40, 80 T. NJ, ~ 10 night except
Saturday night sgRtays u 80 A. NJ, 90 8 80. 90
To, harrisburg o. 100, 90 s45 A. NJ. 90, 80
800 90. as F. NJ, lSI5 nisht except SATURDAY
1918 night. $50 an am a.. =, ,oo , ~
100 go r: NJ, i rs s!ghs except Saturday p!sh,
night ,., 49,, ,,,,,,. -, . nm
q :co 8 IS A. NJ 90. 30 80 =. NJ, II IS night:
except Saturday night. SUNDAYS. 7i5 A NJ. 90 r. NJ.
j. :i5 midnight e. 90 ,
soDO. P Sundays. 80 III, + NJ: 90 80 P,T.
For wilkesbarre Pittston and Scranton, 40 A. NJ.
$50 p NJ. Sundays. 30 A. NJ.
Pleasant i So sl5' ii a. A. NJ 80 So 90 80
els Y. NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury
PARK, 9 90 A. NJ, 4 90 p NJ.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park and Bafnc.
gat I 80. S:l5 A. NJ. 30. 80 =. NJ.
For Atlantic City. VIneland and Brdgeton. $50 A. NJ.
30 p NJ. ~
For Monmouth Besch. Seahrieht and II Rhlond Beach
n Va q. ~ NO. 30 4 4 NJ,
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Railroads.

1 nullICUU1.
Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY0F AMERiCA'
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and llterI0clilg Switches.
TEAMS LEAVE STATIONS foot Oh
Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets
In Effect MAY 2Ist. 1898.
THE COLOMBIAN EMPRESS. no,
300 a; Mrruman ye.t Sleeping cars pas.en H
,n,chs anu Cincinnati. Dining. smekne ana az =" ill.,
IndanapoI,. 9'sa.o E Sso IN 10 100 a. NJ next day
FAST LINE.
''Io a.: M:-fOr rashurs and Central Pen"''N'"
iafiof Gar To PittDurg.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. vo.,,
i~.Uo NOoN.-torpscd exclusively Of iI,ia "n smoS
% yi' ani ana s,s .oom .Isepng Dn' ports
sn srpeSe Ssrs presenting ~ oi boti
s sA sacs maid STy and i,. t a
and movable ecctiic lights. Arrives chicago u "
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
g Ear U sns f"c"n. ana SnessG so't A1Ss,
.i inclnnal 100 A. ST. Louis 30 y. m.' a"d
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 =. M..runar ycstbuc Sleeping Cars to r. aao
Se "C se, ana Ils,nd pnII cag S5 80 ~ "A
day. IT, '"'
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
zoo T.; NJ. weekday Is y. Sundsys-pui!man
's S'pns s Car a %s Sn"9'R MS"1a' n
st. Louis 90 a. m second morning.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 +. M.-rqllman BUFFET sleeping Car New.ioTk
10 Chicago arrives daily Chicago 80 a ~ ',e( 9nd
and csy-dn S01 %ccEd sy 10 D. 'Gi.OD' 40
sh NS ND NJ VAEY horTE for p%p! 9s % %
p m dsiiy win Sleeper t, New-creans. and l.
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1000 a. M.1"M''.hinx,on Limited" ~eek-days,'
500 r IConsrs..on.l Limited" daily yeS Ws.S
Additional E.pres- Trains, 70, 500. 80 and II oc
s'co p M ana y i; night suaaA! S;i5 sad p ~
g. TS rr nait N%'S,'' oSl' oS 10 90 T.
Aso soa:h ~ s ana n,nv 4 ma! AMI ? SsT
orlcans Inihs car To- Mo9tsom,ry "'"tt;S 10 :oncas.,
40 S'err to As ana Et spring, on sccSnd &C. ZION Sn
For SIS IS%: Da%s VI, c,D.
aha1. ioaii co. a. "a anu vccsaay. ana S:
10, Ih% STf SSrrrleF; 90 p m d'iy .,. WIN,
Ts5c"re haae E:rsF ena op@ coses. fnrous
For For I IArF r NIX s an.
re "a %so 9lo n i.'s o. Slo al il d
Do not rop at Asbury PARK and OCEAN Grove on Sun.
days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ixr,ss: ~ 20, 90. 30 90. 80 30 100 Wash.
Is.9 on i-'n''a vain Dinng ar. and IL 80 =. ~
" w moon rem a Limited, Dnng Car. l. 20.
30 10. 500 30. 10 I 80. 80. 800. Il 30.
~ ~ ara 90 y. m. ana - 10 night a ON
notation. II 90 a. n. 90 and : oJ !i.IIy :.
fNpr-s. Is 80 900 1000 a. NJ. ll2 % moon
Limited. 200. 90. 80. 90. 30 10 =, 80
p m. and l2ij nsht. Accommodation. . % at
o. -.
For Timetables IT trains 70 local points Pcna.
-yl,ana I.iiIlold SSste apply the foi. Ticket
Offices: Nos 13t ~. 100 1873 li3 and POI Br ai
NAY Aston iiouse lSi East l.5,h street 26i We,
and foot Of D,.bros.es and Cortland, strc; Corr,
Street. SEQ Fulton street 9s BrD.iway AM BROOK
Annex Station. loot Of fu,i9n ST! ct Dookl'n: 10
Hudson Sur~t moboxen StAtlen. J-rsry city:
syr
chock baggage fOm hotels r,drhocs through
nation
s. ~ PROVOST J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General fzss'r Agent