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moved, and in their stead was a delicate
china silk powdered with tiny branches of
violets, while a broad band Of light green
satin ribbon crossed the center of each
curtain and was tied with a windmill
knot in the center. When the door was
opened, the blue and white delf bowl fill
ed with yellow tulips on the hall table
seemed quite in keeping with the charm
ing springlike effect of the whole ar
rangement."
The Japanese cotton rug is pictur-
ssque, especially in the blue and white
and the bricky reds with white that
have recently been imported, but it is.
sad to say, infammable. Aspark from
the open CRATE, a bit of phosphorus from
the lighted match, will kindle it as
quickly into a flame as if it were a
bundle of shavings. A rug for the fire.
place or for the center of the roo should
be of thick wool, SO that it will serve its
purpose to protect the floor from sparks
of fire as well as from dust. An over
turned lamp on a cotton rug would be
certain disaster, while the same accident
with a wooden rug need lead to no dis
astrous consequences, as the flames
could be easily smothered. For this
reason both cotton and jute rugs are
things to be used with great care. They
are expensive when the factis considered
that they are not especially durable,
while the oriental rug, though it cost
three or four times as much, will last a
lifetime.
A fashionable color for picture frames
is a dull olive green-a color produced
by enameling hard wood and rubbing it
down to a smooth surface with pumice
stone. Frames of this kind are effective
with sepia colored pictures. There is
usually a rocco band in gold inside the
frame next to the picture. There are
some water cQlors which may be attract
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WLICE FOR PARKS.

Hoboken Needs Peace Guardians in
Certain Places.
The City Fathers of Hoboken passed a
resolution last night. p%etitioniag the
Police Commissioners to detail policeme Il
10 duty at the city parks. In all prob
ability the Police Commissioners will ig.
more the petition, as there is no necessity
for it. There are two lovely parks in the
city, each being two blocks long
by one wide. A keeper is
il each park who is invested
with police powers. In Church Square
Park three policemen pass through 1t
hourly, while IN Hudson Square Park two
pass through iG hourly. and there is also
a keeper. Along the River Walk there is
no regular officer doug duty. and it is
here an officer is necessary. Women and
children crowd the walk daily in summer
Along the lumber yards here there are
''can rushersp who uftentimes insult
women.
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SASH

lively mounted in this way, but it re-
quires the Judgment of an artist to use
the mounting properly. The dull green
frame is simply a fad of the hour and
cannot be az generally used a the white
and gold frame has been.
The new portfolios for etchings are
generally made of mahogany or of some
other hard wood. Those shown in the
shops this season are generally in mahog-
any. decorated with the familiar laurel
leaf and garland and picturesque claws
in prmolu-
Now that heavy hangings are no long
er needed, there comes the question of
how to avoid the STIFFNESS of curtains
and at the same time to escape the an
noyance of bare windows and undraped
sashes. The material which the draw
ing shows goes far toward solving both
problems and a be trusted to give the
graceful lines we seek without exclud-
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CAUGHT A POLICY DEALER.

He Was Working From House With Gigs
in His Pocket.
Policeman Owen Quinn OF Chief OF
Detectives Fanning's staff of Hoboken
this morning made a clever capture of a
policy dealer. He was patrolling in
citizens attire in the lower part OF the
son streets John MARVEL, nineteen years
OF age, acting in a suspicious manner.
He was going from house to house. Quinn
placed him under arrest. At the station
house he had over S15 in small change,
and also a number OF gigs written on all
kinds OF paper. He was held.
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lVEsT SHORE RA ILRoAD.-N &c r &HR.R
trains Ssars West Vel Forty-second street ssastoa
New York as follows, and ten minutes earlier
fr S@ West anirsf SaiiS sf fOr Nswburv, kingston.
PSosnieia Hunter Kaats;skiI Grand Heel So
P PSsa' LAKES ssi MoScn land and S SiHSs asd f %essss
> s;is n, psIIy Ios A Au,sP,2; sNzSsDss s9n sss,, g
Parior cars to Albany Sundays only. /
100 A.. NJ. Daily for Albany. Uuca. Syracuse
Roehester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit Chicszp
except Saturday for Toronto; except sunday for
sm.SS:; NJ H Do,Iy e Kssss,; sunday g,d fos Eng Elas,s:soa.
ton, Stamford, Bloomviila New Paltz. Lakes
hf fspior a cars to Phosnicia. Grand Hotel station.
Bleomvills and New PATTI.
p6ho a;SIi Il: NJ Grand Hotel Station, Huntsr. Kasisrs
siIL Care easssill Mo MoSItai and sat n,o On; r rsis
Of fsfgo SrS cars g t FSosnioia. Bioossiii.. sasas0
ai Us i: IL. saturday only Tor K~ingsson, Fl
Ter, KIeatsrskinp ,oomyflls. H#
rs ssaa ~ SeEsnd, aosI station Arg vine, Hsa
wasEs. afro. C&SxM Mountain station.
y AS, ar, AlPss ", s ssia%aii lake fae S SsorSa. Il
.TsrIor an to Grand Hotel station
togs srNx car through to B~loomyille: saturdf
!{MpH A. p psIIy s fr l sanSsy non ISs rec nee
pzrScusa. Rochester. Fufalo Niagara
uoit, Chicago. st Louis except Sat
ronE9ir NJ daily, except SUNDAY fol &
/. fSauy. saratoga and Montreal N#<*<4@*iI
ASi5F. Nj, daily for AlDans, gtics&
hoehester, Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls. TorqA
csicsso' ~ T. o lSSlSi Mountain night
oniy sleeping cars to Phoenicia anc 1
sss. Leaves Hrooktyn 5y annex,
800 Z NJ Jersey Is City I. R R.
tasSvsrs.rsw Locals aS n, 81 I. 7. n
Sisepiins cars for Buffalo. Magyar
n~~~kNHhf~nO0 St Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tr AMY. FOR tickets time O.
slespins car accommodations q '{'
IA. fYG fulton street, annex AX N|.
street, New York City, Nos X**
Erosdyay, No. iS B0wery. No&<<&
streer, No. 81 West lz5th stree
Gene1I
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in front of the plinth, upon a pedestal, is a
heroic group in bronze, the principal figure
of which is a woman in an attitude of de-
fiance and contempt. Her head is thrown
back in a fearless manner and the face full
of fire and determination. Her right arm,
with clinched hand. is crossed upon her
breast, and with her left hand she is placing
a laurel wreath upon the brow of a peasant
who lies dead behind her.
Bronze palm leaves are strewn upon the
base of the monument at the feet of the
figure, and on the lateral faces of the plinth
are bronze medallion portraits of the dead
anarchists. The inscription is the last
words of August Spies, Our silence will
be more powerful than words could be-"
The cornerstone of the monument was laid
last November.
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NURSING
MOTHERS

Will find Burnham's Clam
Bouillon better than any tonic made.
1t will increase the flow Of milk and
build up the tissues far better than ex-
tract of beef, Or any other known remedy.
1t has been in use in the Maternity
Hospitals of New York City and
Brooklyn for years and we have testl-
monials from the resident physicians of
those institutions commencing it in the
highest terms. z.
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the University Of Gottingen into German.
and from this into English by Rev. DR..
John Taylor of Cheswick, England; "Jere-
niiah,' . by Professor Cornell of Koenigsberg
into German, and into Eaglish by Profess
or John D. Prince of Johns Hopkins; the
two books of Samuel by Professor G.
Budde of the University of Strasburg into
German, and into English by the Rev. DR..
r. w. Bacon of Oswego, N. T., and the
Book of Proverbs" by Professor A. Muel-
Ter of the University of Halle, who died
last September after finishing the German
translation. Rev. DR.. Gottheil translated
Ii into EnoliSh. 49,
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ccIx.

Of M ait liquors. usirg and owning butts, hogs
the sale and delivery. OF tn same.
i. Be it enacted by the Senate and, General AS
sembly OF the State of New Jersey, That L. shall be
other than the lawful owner or owners. to NIL with
malt liquor or liquors or other substance, for any
purpose whatever. or to use, traric In. purchase
sell, dispose Of. cetain. convert. mutItste or de-
turn turn or deliver to such owner. upon demand be-
ing made for the same any butt hogsaead. parrel.
other packages WHOM may be Dransted or stamped
witt the name Of snch lawful owner, or from
off, defaced or oDiiterated; OF to remove. derace or
opliterate the name STAMPED tnereon; or TO brand
out the written permission OF the original lawful
owner Or owners thereof. m unless there shall have
exclusive OF the malt liquor, contained therein, to
sWaeF pe or owo oe pe ssepso sy the original OF lawful
i. ana be it enacted. That any pers n or per
s ffon ONE ONE q this act shah Be liable sds to the penalty 81
OF nifty dollars. 20 be recovered In an action Of
cognnisancs thereof: said action to be brought By
the owners Of su y paekages,and execution against
PENDANT shall issue for the penalty and costs SO
+ And be 1t enacted. That one.half Of all the
penalJi les recovered under this act snail be for the
use of the poor of the city. borough. Town, Town
ship wherein such violae,on shsi nave been cjm
mitted. and the Other half shalt be for the use OF
the owner in whose name the complaint L. made;
areiy uron receipt thereof pay over the same. as
aforesaid. to the o1icer OF such city. borough. town
OF township, who is by law charged with the care
of the DOR, and to the said owner.
: a.. And be 1t enacted, That any person who shall
violate any of ihe progisiocs of section one Of this
and on conviction thereof snail be punished b. a
fiue not exceeding one hundred dollars or by I'm
~prisonment MT exceeding six months or both, az
the discretion OF tue court.
5. And he II enacted. That on probable cause
ahown on oath or affirmation OF the owner of any
such butt, nogsheads. barrels, casks or other PACK
ages upon when said owners naine is BIZ nded or
stamped, 90 ri his a enG chereuntJ specially au-
thofized, that ony person uas 10 his possession ANY
such packages IN violation OF the IN provisions OF
secfion one OF this act or with In tent to Violate
tine same. a sea cn warrant shall ISSUE to discover
and obta n thessatt packages; and said search was-
rant sna1l be Issued and served or executed by any
Of the several officers now authorized under the
laws of this state 10 issue. serve or execute search
warrants. ana the same proceeding shall be- had
thereon as Is nov required by law in cases where
search warrants are issued.
8. And be tt enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved March 4, 1893
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HDBUKEN CITY NOTES.

Councilman Snyder, OF Hoboken. is confined to
his home with an attack Of lumbago.
Asserhblyman Michael J. Coyle, of Hobeken.
is confined to his bed with an attack of eu-
lisy.
An alarm from box "a called the fire depA 7.
ment this morning to Reeves & Rush's office,
No. GO Fourteenth street. Fire caused by over
heated stove, Damage slight.
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CHAPTER ccvI.

An act to amend an act entitled AN act for the
prevention OF cruelty 10 animals" approved
Marcn e.evenan, one thouSanI eisnG aundre1 aud
eighty,
/. 30 lG enacted by the Senate and General As
semolJ OF the state OF New JERSEY. Tnae sect on
sixteen of the act to which tnis Is amendatory
shallrea asfoll Tvs;
IL. And be IL enacted, That any member. oflc er
or agent of the New Jersey society for li g proven
ton OF cruelty TO ANNA 9, or any Sheri ii. under
sheriff. const .ule or police o car snail nav power
TO arrest, without wacrans, any perso1 OF 70 sons
FOUND violating the provisions OF this act In the
presepcs OF said inemosf, oificer, a gent, snerin,
under sheriff. constable or pJdee omcer, aad 10
take the same before the nearest magistrate or
justice OF t le peace or court as afore sad, I ere co
ue proceeded against as provided for In section
eleven OF this ACT.
Approved March IL, 1898.
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MoRMoNs 10 MAKE MUSIC.

SALT LAKE, Utah. June s, 1885,. lit is
decided that the Mormon Tabernacle
Choir. $50 strong, will take part in the
Chicago Fair musical contest In Septem-
Der, under the direction OF Professor
Evans Stephens. Of this city. The mem
bels of the choir who are selected to lake
part in this movement are to give their
sine gratis for three weeks, and have
Two = nNcAssarv expenHes nnfl.
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CHAPTER CCv.

A Supplement TO an act entteled IAN act for the
relief Of creditors against aosconuing aud absent
Debtors" approved Marca gwensy-sesel, one
Thousand eight hundred and Sc yenty -four.
l. Be il enacted by the senate and General AS
sem bly, Of the state of New Jersey, thai II any
order for the sale OF y. DDS and cnattels By an audi
tor snail hereafter pc made BY rne court under the
provisions of the act to wiicn This ACC Is a supple.
ment, IL shall BE- sufficient. unless the court snail
proytle otherwise in said order, to advertise The
SAID sale III the same manner as sales OF goods and
chatGsls uy the sheriff under an execution are now
advertised
feet Immediately.
Approved March 10, 1898.
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CHAPTER cCVu

Supplement- to an act entitled IAN acs concerning
coneagiol s an | in ec,tods dl,eass, aaions ami.
lnaIs. and 60 repeal certain acts celating tnsretu ,
approv,d May .ourtn ono tnoaSaad eisit han
i. be II elaceei by the Senate aad General AS
semibly o. tne state or sew Jersey: fhae the local
BOARD OF health Of any city OF this state So III D.
all cattle kspo w1Lhln the limits or slli cit y.
wni "a resls1fy s na | s.ase .ns piaGe OF Ksspins,
tue .e Intended, OF Used as lnilcn cows; and lG shall
make re sistry thereof a. the dine, LlIcs ami In the
manner that the b lara of health OF aid city mag
for an. neglect Of inc same; provided, that no
such registry shall be Made by anf board OF heaitn
until aier the examluarioa Of tue stlols. AID
ula:e in which said caotls are kepe. ana uItii 1t is
gnown 10 the sati acIlon OF slII board tnat LaeJ
are in u guou 5 II ;tafS coudltion-
I. And pe it enasGsd, mat wn snever any local
DO ara VI health OF any CITY shall have reason TO
among cattle. or such as may be q RISK Or danger
10 the food o. mills suppl, Or whenever Chey NAV
the them occurrence Of such RISK or danger,
they shai order the inspection the inspsc-
mo at or mil6 production, ~ "a com petent veterin-
arisn chos n by them. AID may for such tnspec-
may be necss iary for the expen ,es attending such
insp cotton; ls being. howevet, provided, that in no
neud per year for Diaries OF tea COWS or under,
and for all d Aries aoove ten cows. twenty i've
cent, per mead per year; provided further that no
single cow Tor family use;
5. Ana pe IT euacted, That whenever any local
oaari of he In or any We, erinary inspector ap-
Join ell by sail board snail lin / or suspect any
disease in any COW, o. III auy nerd OF milk pro tuc-
ing cattle. which may prove harmful to The
meat o milk sup. ly. the state b ard OF Meath AMI
tie stat i, dairy com ~nlssi)der sn Ill be n ,titted, ant
IL snail he the auts OF THE dairy comm 40 ner
to iavestis ate the same, and ne SHALL pron btt THE
sale or use of the iliik fro n an ,u;h ntlch COW,
but he, or Lde uwne- OF sdii mitch COW. may ask
through the the state board OF health, a re-
pors from some veterinary appointed ny the state
board OF nt a. I. as to watcher. or how Ion :, IL will
he necessary 20 continue me pronibitiJa OF tn /,
U.s. OF SAIL milk, aid TIE dairy COMMISSIONER of tue
STATE board OF neait A may proht0le tie use OF said
mix o. or meat VI any aniluat declare Il vetsfin-
arian or the state board TO lie I'm 1T for use
A.. Aud Ue it enacted, That this at shall take
effect immediately.
Anoroyad March "a. NOR
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CCIy.
AL Ac. to amend an g. entidsa 4 ass CONGO,

An Act to amend an act entitled IAN act concern
ing taxes approved April fourteenth, one
Thousand eight uundred ana forty-stx-
]. Be 1t euac. ed by Tue senate and General AS
sembiy OF Ine state of New Jersey, That .seetio
eleven OF an acG entitled IAN acs concerning
taxes" approved april fourteenth. one thousand
eight hundred and forty six, which reads as fol.
lows.
III. And be IL enacted, That the township col
lector. within sixCy days after Jie receipt OF tb Q
Transcript or duplicate of the said ass sssinen {,
shall demand payment of the tax Or sum assessed
Oh each iuatvIlu Il In his township. in PERSON or by
notice left at his or hes place OF rest fence and also
give notice OF the time and place OF tae meeting OF
said 90 commissioners VI appeal, an / the said collec-
tor snail Day the taxes by him collected, and the
fne and forfeiIares by him received, by virtue Of
by the twenty second day OF December Ia every
year."
be and the same is hereby amended so as TO read
as follows:
II. And be it enacte !, That the township collector
within sixty days after The receipt Of the tran
script or duplicate or the said assessment saali de-
mand paymenG Of the tax or sum assessed on eacn
Individual in his township, in persol or By notice
left at his or her place OF residence. or where the
residence and post office address Is precise y known
to said collector, by mailing sucn notice TO the post
once address OF such person or persons, with the
postage prepaid thereon, and also give nOtfse OF
mtssioners or appeal; and the SAID collector shall
pay the taxes by MIN G, l-eled, and tie lines and
foffeig Tres W him received. by virtue of any law
OF this state, to the cJi .esJr OF tie county by the
twenty-second day of DecemDer in every ye r.
Z. And be it enacted, Tnat this act snail ia ke
effect Immediately.
Approved March is, lS9S.
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CHAPTER cCvIII.

A Further supplemental an act entitied IAN act to
provide FOR the more permanent improvement of
the public roacts of TINS state" approved April
fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred aud
nlnety one.
/. Be ft enacted by the Senate and General As.
selnbly of the state of New Jersey, nat where any
public + al or section thereof 10 any tow ship OF
this state shall lie between and extend t. and CO. IL
meet with am street o. avenue IN any city. bor-
ough or Incorporated town or village Ii this state
and aby SUCH street or aven Tie shall furnish a eoa-
ii iuati. N OF sad pu ,llc road or section thereof or
where the public ro I'd lies between any city, boz
ougn or incorporate I town or village aud . cou atty
line, the said public road or section thereof may
be impro std under and by virtue OF the act to
which this Is a supplement tuou gh the said pa nj c
road or sectioI thereof be less IMAM ole mile IN
length.
, And be it enacted, That where the line be
tween amy city, borough or in ;orporatsd town OF
village. and any ,or nsnip in this state shall run
along the middle Of any sucn public road or sec
ton thereof, tine lands within sucn city fronting on
said road or sect.oa shall be assesse Tor the i'm
pr ovement thereof in the same manner as the
lands In such township.
& and be 1t euacIel, Tnat this act shau taks
effe ct Immediately. ST
Approved Marcn i6, 1898.
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M wonder Thev wore Out

Mrs. Henpeck:-t'Seems to me you buy q
great many trousers, Alfred. InotIcd you have
on a new fair today
MIR. Henpeck:-"weli. my dear. when a man
and his wife and his mother-in-law atlN insist on
wearing the same garment 1t can't last very
long. -V0Qae,
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N HoOK ROUTE.

From Pier &. Il. r.. foot Rector street.. for Allan.
tic Highlands. highland Beach, Seabright. Mon
mm p ne II s Z hong 5Fanen az ~ lg,n a "a
$50 A. NJ, 100 =. ii.
Point Pleasant l015 A. NJ. 600 r. N. SATURDAYS :
8 i5 p. N. SUNDAYS Except Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park 9 80 A. II.
For Lakewood. Baruegat and Toms River. 4.sO
A. NJ; (lu0 P NJ. Saturdays, 3.45P. II.
Tickets and parlOr car seats can be procured at
Nos. liz 2S5, 251. AIS. 944, 1l4O. 1928 Broadway, No. ISL
Sixth avenue. No. 81 hast Fourteenth street, No.
25l Colum bus avenue, No. 1874 East 125th street, No.
264 West l25th street, New York; No. 4 Court street,
No. 81Eulton street, Brooklyn. and No. 90 Broad
way, Williamsburg,
The New York transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotel or residence to des-
unation.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

Trains leave Station foot Liberty st.
WASHINGTON 5eHOUR FLYER DAILY
1870 A. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT
SUNDAY,4 p. M.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUM-
DAY, 6:45 A.. NJ, 1870 2, NJ.
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For Pllladel Dhia, Baltimore and Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Phiisdslphia Express. 90, 500. 800. 1000. IL.s1.
with Dining Cal. A. NJ L4A Ala. $50 with Din
ing. 4.0O. Buffet Parlor Carr 80, $50. $50, a45 P. 81.
l2.l5 night, sundays. 800. ia.sO, 11.s1, with Dlnlng
Il. Is night.
Baltimore and Washington Express daily at sou
ll:Sa. with Dining Car, A. H., 1876, S:S1, Dining Car,
500. $40 p. NJ, 1915 night.
For Reading at 400, 800, 945 A. ~, 100, 130, 2f5,
400; SOW 5;45. 7:3J P. NJ, i2;i5 night. except SATURDAY
night sundays, 1880 A. NJ, 100. $50, 500. $50, go
For Harrisburg at 400. 800, s.45 A. M. 100 1ssa
night. Sundays 1lSO A. NJ 100 500, $50 P. n
For Pottsville at 400. $50. s.5 A. NJ. 100. 1su. 400,
go T. ~. i2.!5 night, except saturd sy night. Sun
Eor .sunbury... Lewisbuyg and Willismsport at
400. 500. S45 A. NJ; 100, laO. 7&U P. NJ; 2:i5 night,
except Saturday night Sundays. s:l5 A. Nj 515
P. M l2;l5 midnight.
Chunk. &c. 4O0. 7:l5, $40 A. NJ. l:00. $50, As, T30
70 Allentown. P. N Sundays. 4:sl 7l5 A. NJ; lao,
For WINK e~ssarre. Pittston and Scranton. s,5
For High Bridge Branch, $50. Has A. NJ; $50 P. NJ.
For Perth Amboy at $50, $50, Sis. 1880 A. NJ; i;sa
400 4;so, 5;ss, SIS, 7;3o P. NJ. Sundays, 500 AMI
For Atlantic Highlands, 40. SIS llss A.. Nj
For Freehold, 40, s:l5, 1870 A. NJ. $50, l:su, 535
For Red Bank, Long Branch and polnts soutA-
4:3l. 6il5 I. NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park, 800 A. d., 4.u0 p. N.
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat Park and
Barnegat. 4;3y, ai5 Al 1880. 4.D 7. N
For atlantic City yineiand and Bridgeton. 4:o
For Monmouth Beach, seabright and Highland
Beach, $50, SAa n:sO A. NJ t5A 43N P. N
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RAILROAD.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEA


Anthracite coal used exclusively. insuring cleanli-
PULLMAN. PARLoh N sLEERING CARS.
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. N. r
Time table In effect May Is. 1893.
Trains Leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
BUFFALO, TORONTO AND CHICAGO
EXPRESS DAILY, s:I5, 11:30 A. M,
500 500 2
pay, s;l6, 1880 A. d., 1890 7. d. goo
For Buffalo, Toronto, Chicago, Roches-
ter, Niagara Fats and the West.
s;i5; llSg AZ d; go SEQ P. n Sundays. BIS. 1iaD
For Easton. 100. s:l5. 1i9o NJ, 1890, sA5. sis,
sso, sS0 Pm. Sundays. 200, Sis. 1870, 1870 A. H.
For BethIehem, Allentown, and Mauch Chunk.
900, s;15, ll@0 a. ~, 1l20, 345. 5:l5, 500, $40 2. Ne
For Pottsyile, s15 A. IL, 1886. S45 P. N. sundayA
FOR Hazleson, BIS 4, NJ 1880, ss45, 500. 500 F. N.
For points IN the Mahanoy coal region at Sis
Am 1880. G45 P. N. Sundays. 615 A. 81.
For Wtlkesbarre, Pittston and Scranton, 9.l5. 1l39
A NJ; 5Sso. go /; ~; sundays, except scranton,
For Elmira. 81. A. NJ, 1890, 500 P. N. Sundays
Biz A. NJ. 500 p. M.
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that sucnIdeed Is made and executed upon pro
~ceedinas faKen under authority Of this act.
10. And be 1t enacted. That all acts and parts OF
acts local. general and special, incOn-
sistsnt with the provisions OF this act be and the
Same are HEREBY repeated, and thar this kact shall
take effect Immediately.
Arppoved march 16, 1888,