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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04
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our lightweight Clothing
Just what you want now
to put on and wear. A
splendid assortment all
through the stock. Mo-
hair Goats and Vests, all
the popular shades; Sicil-
ian, Pongee, Flannel and
lightweight Worsted coats
and vests and odd coats,
Black Mohair and Alapaca
coats, Serge Suits or Goats
and Vests, White Duck
Trousers and Vests, light
weight Serge and Worsted
Trousers; nobby styles
neat patterns and low
prices on all of them,
Straw Hats and Russell
Shoes to finish you out for
Summer.
Closed eveningssexcept
Tuesdays and Saturdays
at 8 o'clock.
J. 7. MulIin Il Son,
TailOrs, 9th " Market
lothiers, Wilmington.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04


LEAVES PENIS GROVE daily except sun
day. at 6 and 10 a. M, l.20, 5 p, M, Saturdays
only at $50 p, m.
LEAVES WILMINGTON daily except Sun
day. at 7.20 a. M. 1880, 3 and O'Clock p. M.
SUNDAY ONLY
LEAVES PENN'S GROVE for Wilmington at
$40 a. M, 12.30, 5 and 7.90 p. m.
LEAVES WILMINGTON 100 and 9 a. m, $50
6, and $50 p. IN.
Leaves Penn's Grove for Pennsyille at 10 a.
III. and 2.l0 p. m.
Leaves Pennsville for PENIS Grove at II a. H.,
and $50 p. m.
--.@N- ~ sss-
Connections at PENIS Grove with Steamer
major Reybold' and Delaware River Il. r.
trains.
Connections at Wilmington with Wilmington
q Northern II. II, Baltimore q Ohio II. II, and
Pennsylvania Il, r..
The boat leaving Wilmington at 40 y. M, AMI
800 p. m. week days, and 8 a. m. and 100 p. M,
sundays, VIII connect with steamer "MaiOr
Reyb0ld," running between Salem and Phil
adelphia.
The boat leaving Wilmington at 0 a. M, sun
day, Will connect with steamer "MaiOr Rey-
bold" for Lincoln Park. Leave Lincoln Park,
3;59, p; M, arriving at PENIS Grove p. m, and
Wilmington at $40 p. m.
526 A. @. McCAUsLAND. Supt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04

Bang a Chicago Trunk"
bump it as much as you please;
there it is, safe and sound.
Big, hat-toped, canvas covered,
iron bound, and only $3.50.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04

Made expressly for Worlds Fair
travel, and warranted to stand the
trip to Chicago and return.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04

It's the gasoline stoves that
are dangerous. Gas Stoves
are as safe as coal stoves.
Nothing could be handler
scratch a match--puf ! start
finish. And going at full
heat all the time. Gas Stoves
are 81 to SIS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04

Prices in Sum-
mer Clothing.
They were cheap
before and just
that much less
now. Not a few
things here and
there, but all of
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04

Full size Mexican Grass
Hamm0ckS, 81. Not a word
more needed-if you know
Hammocks.
Or big, strong, woven-cot-
ton Hammocks, goethe $3.50
kind of last season, and of this
season in some stores.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04
$500 Dress Pattern of finest
Scotch Crepes at $:

The wonder is how that
Yankee genius can put such
exact hens and such fine stitch
ing into the ready-to-use Sheets
and Pillow Cases and still let
us hand you out the finished
goods at just about the retail
price OF the bare Muslin-or
less. He does it though, and
his people are said to be extra
well paid.
Pillow Cases.
Il 50x36 in., 12!c, worth 15c.
Pillow Cases, very fine Muslin, 4 plaits.
42x36 in, CSC 50x36 ill.,, Soc
l5x36 in, SOC 54x36 in, SIZE
Pillow Cases, 8 plaits, Cambria rufllc.
45x36 in, Sic.
Bolster Cases, fine Muslin, 4 plaits.
45x12 in, soc.
Bolster Cases, very fine Muslin, 3plaits and
cambaic ruffiing.
45x72 in, rs.
Muslin Bags for fancy Pillows.
16x32 in, PC 20x40 in, DC
1sx36 in, 4c 22x4i ill.,, &c
Bleached Sheets.
72x9O ill.,, use s1x93g in, zoe
72x96 in, 65c S1X90 in, 15c
S1x90 in, CSC 90X99 in, SOC
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04

On Sunday leave PENIS Grove at Gas q. m,
4.55 p. NJ; Philadelphia $50 a. m. $50 p. IN.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-08-04
CHURCH NOTES.

Witness, George d. Burr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N. Y G. s. III. II. X. ~ % lsfSoEf'J
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. s17.0O.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH, S2S.0O.
Trains West i2d-s,. station. New.York. ss fol-
lows and 10 minutes eaIler from foot Franklin So ,,
$50 A. M.-Daly local 10 susp. Bridge ANA Sat'ka
Mountains except sundays nest q eSeynSn' o NV
1880 A. VI DAILY lj,al to Albany for Catskl Mountains
faS Tor esr sSy Srns a s sa oeA
ester Burao Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; eNceps
SATURDAY for Toronto. -, It'll. ana
Catskill Mountains. NewPan. Lakes MohonS a,i .iin'
newaska. Parlor cars TO Bloomyie and Sw;PaSf aa,
tans Sew.paltl, Lakes Mohonk and MInnswasss.
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Pario' cars
10 B9onyille. saratoga and Caldwell sn.e,,, "a
'catsklil Mountains. Paror car attached: Mann.
C3i5 Mpaiy sAsep Sonaay TO MINT GaEx a0l AL
aT ssyacan Prer Ns%snf ana Saturdays
HS,Iy; and Sa Caldwell S"sa Lss S Ss0'S r Albany
1fySp M"Daiiy for Albany, M9ntsesl, uucs Syracuse.
81 Rochester. buffalo Niasara Falls. T'ru'o Detroit
Cleveland ard Chicsso, .,r,,v ,o- xs,,u,, Albany.
63Gr M and mon rr' ParIor ear 70 Kingston
sis p M~Daiiy for Albany Utica, syracuse Rosnes,ef
Budalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Ole'ea"a '''
A. q C-Inaves BROOKLYN BY Annex Alooo. BIZ &C. GO
C c,, 90 20 ia IsT.sy D. S NJ F. " sau0' N'O'
,SssnqGS L;ca,sTs o. : .p,,IS m' HAS 10"
Roches,Sr Buffalo Nassra rails Toronto, Detroit. cleS'
af A. a c e,n tnc On a. bSef I
modatons nfomaton apply offices Brooklyn 80, SS'
s 81 AIR. % and s9 fs5sssa
way. i4a Powcry. 81 East I4th;ss SO West i25thss'
General Passenger agent,
VanderotaNc. NeW-fofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
THE POSTOFFICE BREEDS DISEASE.
a REPORT FROM THE HEALTH COMMISSIONERS
SETS FORTH THE BAD SANITARY CON
DIIION OF THE BUILDING.

a REPORT FROM THE HEALTH COMMISSIONERS
SETS FORTH THE BAD SANITARY con-
DITIoN OF THE BUILDING
The Health Commissioners yesterday received
long report from sanitary Inspectors 5. McCailum,
NJ d. and John T. Turner who had been detailed
to make an examination OF the General Postomce
13uiding President Wilson said the report showed
that the sanitary condition Of the building was ex-
ttremey bad but as the building was under the con
sro, ~ tho General Government, the Health Board
fco,,d only make recommendations to improve the
istate OF affairs copy OF the report was sent To
POSTMASTER Dayton
The inspectors say that there go persons EN-
soloved in the newspaper department In the cellar oil
Ebe building and there is average of ten of them
pn the sick list daily. On the main floor where 'h'
mir is vitiated by the contaminated air Of the cellar
there are 745 employees
Suspended near the ceiling OF the cellar are Nv"
fwelveinch iron house drains which are trapped p'
Aiaye no fresh air inlets. Sewer air escapes from
aoose trap covers and defective leadcaked joints IN
The drains Steam drip pipes are connected WIN 'e
Narans causing them to be overheated sufclenty 10
fsnelt the lead In the joints. An iron tank III the
{sb cellar hoor is the main receptacle Tor the waste
drnuncs and its contents are pumped INTO inc mouse
drain contributing TO the heating OF the air IN 'he
drain and the heated sewer air escapes In the
rremses through the defective joints above men
4oned This iron tank IS loosely covered ana with
a large condenser which has outside covering con
tributes TO the excessive heat in the sub-cehr aoou'
hoo degrees Fahrenheit which forces the vitaed ar
Through the stairway TO the floor above steam
pipes in the sub-cellar leak causing dampness ana
others running in pits under the cement hoor also leN
and the said pits wet and filthy. Various dis
.,sed pits were found under the floor one OF when
fcontained a quantity OF stagnant water
The cost of the necessary changes Is not gwen
An the report but Postmaster Dayton estimated 1t at
from $4,000 TO $4,000. He has sent copies OF the
report to the Secretary Of the Treasury and TO the
FChief Supervising Architect at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
LITERARY NOTES.

"st Arr.s" {. tho title OF Mr. W. f. Norris's
forthcoming novel Mr. Norris. though barrister'
never practises but devotes himself eh'Hely "
literature. lie originally intended 10 enter s"e
automatic service but changed his nina ana urea
the law. and then authorship
A cousction OF the Rev Edward Everett Hale's
verse is on the press. and will soon be published
Tho authors own copy of Boswell's Tour to the
1Iebr;des was sold at auction in London the o'her
day for SO The proof sheets OF the hfst eui'io''
~ his life of Dr. Johnson" with autograph cor
FACTIONS were sold at the same time Tor so'o'
Dr T. Flucel who Is at Palo Alto' Is Sole
EDITOR of the "Chaucer Concordance Mr.. wilson
Graham the former editor. has just cleo su"ue'is
sin England while still engaged in passing over 70
sDr FIugcl the mass OF matter collected ior 'ne
rConcordance"
The late Professor Washington. the husband OF
rennyson's sister Cecilia lived in the mousse WIN"
FURNISHED the description in the prologue 10 'ne
ppr,ncess" This was Park House. at Maidstone d
b.su,iful old English home. Edmund IN
arlington was contemporary OF 1hachei"'
at -Charterhouse. and afterward at an
bridge: and in one Of the chapters OF lhe
yirginians'' Thackeray couples him with Hep"or'"
Tbompson Master of Trinity. as fit representatives.
nf q scholarship which entitled their generation 10
hold its head high as any that had preceueu ~
Washington Tennyson and Hallan were close n'',
mates at Cambridge The professor useo 10 reo"''
his first impression of the poet-whose swarthy
complexion gained for him at college the nickname
of "the Spanard"-sitting at the feet OF arthur
ITALIAN as he rectei for the defamation prize III
Trinity College Chapel He often spoke OF Iehhy-
son as neglected. of the usual college exercises Out
as reading the classics widely and deeply ana CIV
ling ample proof Of his power to excel mao he
chosen even in the nicetes of scholarship
Eugene Field says in an interview printed IN
ssMcClure's Magazine: I'm going TO write sen
ltimental life Of Horace We know mighty htue OF
him. but what don't know I'll make up. Ill write
tsuch a life as he must have lived. The life we all
Awe when boys"
Florio's "Montaigne." the first volume III u'e
vTudor TRANSACTIONS" series will be followed ny
reprints of The Aethiopian Historic OF Heilodorus
hut into English by Thomas Underdowne poep' an
OF .orhe Golden Asse of Apuleius.' translated py
William Addington 1850.
A conv Of the rare edition OF Ciceros CATO
,,faior." printed in Philadelphia by b. Franklin IN
I,7u was sold the other day in London IL pore
George Washingtons autograph on the hrst leai
of the preface
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
SIZE WANTED TO BE KILLED BY CABLE CAR

Mrs. Mary Stewart, whose husband Is the engineer
mt the Rembrandt fats, No 152 West Fifty sevenhst
1ately showed signs of mental arrangement Early
yesterday morning policeman saw her lying FIAT on
The Broadway cable road not far from her home. She
said she wanted to be run over. The policeman
dragged her off the track and told her to 90 home
n ater he saw her lying the track again, and he
rdragged her away from in front OF an approaching
Gar. Then he took her TO the police station ana
.Nhe was sent TO Bellevue Hospital TO be examined
as to her sanity.
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n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

rxcur-ion Tickets. New York TO Chicago and Re-
turn. $500
s,ecinI n Excursions saturday Aug. 18th and
" rdnr.day Aug. 10Th, AT $500.
Through tryns OhlcasJ and the Worlds far leave
e,tJ A. ~. daily via Niagara Falls; Through Pullman
s"ri,.r. Nrw.Nor, to Chcaeo. Arrives Detroit 40
m chicago ) 80 u. II, ~. Louis 10 a.
f3'i5 T. VI luIy. Nii Nosaro Falls. Reclining chair
car sons FREQ NeO-lorH 10 Niagara Fall. Through
p,,lnan sepcrs Ncw.York to Chicago Arrives Detroit
90 - NJ Chicago 81 a. m, -, Louis 800 D. N.
Mil. an pbo Hal. laAe Mohonh. Lake MnnsM a. "A
"a W,ti valley Railroad stations. stony Ford, Iiddle.
iwu Roomngbuig. Wurt,boto. Summltylle Ellenyille.
ii.hurg Monticello and Liheftv.
ut5 A. ulally for Miidieown. FDllsburg Monticel.
L. iberfy White Lake. tsrbondale. Scranton Walton,
n,ibI dn,y. Norwich, Ctca Rome. Oneida, Fulton
oIrt5 p " saturdays only, for Campbell Hall. Mid.
~ nm DOOungbIrg SumndtNilie ElInsiil rtllsburg.
Uon,Irello Liberty Whit, Lake, Livingston Manor.
Bis = VI. e. ."ept sunday, Vee,ibulcd Limited for
Re1Iroad ~tatIons Campbell Hall Midiletown Mountain
naie tcnt'eyiiIe Fa'lsburg, Monticello Hurleyvie,
Liberty Fa, Liberty. Park VILE and Livingston Manor
t.i0 r. VI except sunday for West Cornwall, Orr's
Mill eampbeli Hall, Midtown Summltyille. Ellen.
,Iie and all intermediate points.
,,i5P. VI. daily. Middletown. Summitvile. Falls.
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor Rockland Walton, Sid
ne, Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. OswegO. Niagara rails
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations at 31l broadway.
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
" J. c. ANDERSON. q. p. A..
80 Beaver ST. New-YOfk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
HnEI AWARE g. HUDSON R.. R."

"Tbe Shortest Quickest and Best Line to Montreal"
re,va Grand Central Depot 20 o. IN. 625 p N.
A,rve Montreal. IS p. m. e46sn.
Also Pat.sburgh sleepingcar on q 70 p: m: Han ios
fake Etc Via Chautcaugay X H. the favorite route =
fhe Adondack ariy ing at honr Ntef pfeak
fas, at Pattsburgh. -. -. ,,,-....
I'D q HI Ticket ONCE and Bureau OF Information.
~ " 81 Cortandt-st
sera cents stamps for illustrated guide MAPS, &C.,
n, northsrn sumner resorts 70
u '''' J. W. RTE4ICKi & p. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
he SAYS HE WITHDREW HIS ACCOUNT.

rHE UNITED STATES TOBACCO COMPANY. HOW
EVER, ASSERTS THAT ITS FORMER TREAS
URER HAS ROBBED 1T.
Charles A. Dustin, the former treasurer ana olec'or
Of the United Tobacco Company, was arrested
Yesterday, charged with the larceny OF -1ooc De-
longing to the company. Justice Meade. before whom
dustin araigned in the Tombs Police Court, re-
tmanded him in 81 800 bail for examination
Bustins wife. who is wealthy, invested $1,000 IN
.the company, and the money was placed in the bank
Ito Bustins credit. Dustin asserts that, seeing the
concern not a paying one, he withdrew what was
Jeff of his wiies investment This was construed 10y
the company a larceny OF their property. Dustin
lives with his wife at No. l63 East Sixty fourhst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

II FITS ACADEMY, Stamford, u, ooth Year.
ID THE CLASSICAL COURSE provides careful and
critical preparation for inc pest eoieees 49,
THE ACADEMY COURSE qualities students 70 enter
o...,,ftGc srh,s0.s business.
srECIAL FEATURES: MAXIM ,hG inai. ;aia NO,
hc rr1eices making the PREPARATION Of Lessons, the
n"inc lev "a study OF MS, inp0I lance having
oh r.insd teachers 10 enable each stucen: TO advance
slOusm 70 his rapacy cultivation OF habits oi OBJ
and research symmetrical development Of each
Students physique. ,,r,re \, . fy.., prrc,r.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
Delaware, Lnckawanna md Western II. II.
Stations New York foot OF Barclay and Christie
SHORTEST Line: IEsTIBILED TRAINS.

Direct To NrW AJAX, bI.OOMrIELD MONT.
CLAIR, THE ORANGES, summit, Bernardsyiue, Bash.
ing Kidgc, Madison. M0rr soMn rassalc Filters n.
Boonton. Dover. Stinhope. BUDD'S LAKE, LAKE HO
LAItOAG i9ckcttst9Mn, ,. HOOLEi,S MOI MAIN,
GAP, SrKoUDSBu r.; poeono Mountain, sCkAN.
DANYlILE, ,NoHTHr MnEKI:AND Monirose BING.
UAMrON. OXFORD, NORWICH, WaterNille UTICA
0SwEGo' frHAtk, 'oWi.Go, IIMIRA CORNISH.
WfSTT. NoKTIiwi.S;'T And s6TirHWEsT'.. ' p''"''
500 A. M.-BU tFAI.O, RlCIFIELD SPRINGS and
OSW r.t,O EMPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Com
Buffalo with train for Chicago, arriving 9:45
n. III. next morning.
s,3O A. vi. -BINGhAMToN NAIL stops ., principal
100 p. M.-SCKANrON. pINGIGhMTON and Eli
l,1O p. M.-SCRANTON WIIKESBARKE and PLYM.
OU II ENPkESS. pullman pirOr
1850 r. NJ. (Daily).-ButFAL0 LIMITED EXPRESS.
iullnan slcpp'r~. Arrives at ! 10 a. m.
boo y. M. Daily fFALO, RICHFIELD SPRINGS
and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman sleepcrs.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMNo DATl0NS at 70
Muay-st. and 429 Broadway Ticket at f-yry stations
7s5 and o2 Broadway So West l25thst 23i Columbus.
ave. New York 1913 Washing'onst 726 Fulton-st and
"a Broadway brooklyn Iime tables. giving full nfor.
nation all stations.
WESTCOlT EAPRESS COMPANY wil call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
0rGrbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA, HERS AGENCY
n sunni cs -rors, leaChcrs Tutors HONernes,es
&C, 10 Colleges schools and FAMILIES Apply To
NILS NJ j. bOlNfrFCLION, ~ Union square.
TEACHER with seven years Of unuspilly succc-,ful
n r..rlcHcc, graduate Of American college nd IN. y.
Univ. dc-re- o. frtth Fhl-ir- In high
grade college. address 11IBtN NJ TEACHER. y. H..
Tribune y. Y.
GrNtY MrIam C,yrlcrr supplies tutors, professors.
g0yrrne-se-. ETC.. IN all d'pt-; recommends
schools 10 parent $50 5hayo Book Biing. Cor 2oths
~ rrvATI, TUITION During TIC summer months by
cxercnced tuof successful IN preparing pupils Tor col
rpe Cll or adir-ss IltltM ~ BHl >iti . f 43'h-~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
I EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
e r ne LIN e S.

York, foot Of Csambersst.' daily as follows. and I'VE
minutes earlier nom West 23d st.:
Oh A. M.-southern Tier Express for Binghamton,
0:fC Elnira. Hornell,yile and salamanca. Psror
Car daily except Sunday 10 Monticello. 60
10.00 A. M-soid train to Chicago, Pullman slesper
York to Buffalo and Niasara Fa ih. pn rY ear
(.(lO P.M.-vessibule Limited. Solid train for chi
Gle yeand and Cincinnati. Dining car. ,s,.
E.Q0 4. Nj. Solid train TO Chicago, via Niagara falis'
O'CU s'cspers to Buffalo Rochester and Chicago
2.s(n J.. M.-Via Chautauqna Lakeland Niagara fais'
OsOO >oid train Chicago. Seepers TO Horneils-
Vile, Chicago and Cincinnati.
scs9ns9datons az 2ei 29l .ol $40 and sSa BTSsc ;
2Sd,st ferries NewYork; 1893 Fuon-st. Brooklyn IVY
Hudson-st Hoboken, and Jersey City Station Erie
residences 70 destination.
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Railroads

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of DesbrOsses and Cortlandt Streets
In Effect July ID, 1898. e,-
900 A. NJ COLUMBIAN KftHclnna and IndiaR.
a TS ana A HH "cnati indianapolis 90
a. ShIe'f F,I 70 % ZFs Fitbqrg paqr Car
f aSp So6s EI4 pag s%das
200 6aS p st. s 6U ASD csIi Go St.
LOUIS cIncnnaa and chaso Arrives Cincinnati, 10 80
q 90 m T. " 1--we wFsr sR ExpRFSs sleeping IN,
g to r' Hf c" G:S land 'iEf Chicago
20 80 p p W. a. sSGjHT'TTnwEsTERN EXPRESS weekdays
SS St, Loa9 '' RRFryes c".iaaa
s. EGgi a. M sGnFa lotI Buffet
80 a. M second morning. Toledo II go D. IA 5,v C9um
500 b. r. smSN ,tfena Willy RoTTE, d sG
with seepeT, 20 New-orlean7' ana l. 10 A'S"'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SO, Th.
1000 A. NV -hing,on Limited
S:ss IL s:~os s' Wo! RG%sa
AbDT1SJ Ex g TR A.. s rs pfs g. ?sSa
90 f. go Goa: & R R Tvpr e day sleep
'S 'Ts t. cnat.ion columbia JaeSsCnyiilG and fOf'
G,"I r. tay S sg fba 10 say
Sicepors To- Augusta Memphis. Hot Springs AS"'N'''
ard New Orleans Dining Car 81, ohto Railway
800 j.. Mmpay for n, Grs" Pa1s o"'o
For Old POINT COMFOlr and NORFOLK va hr o"r
Charles Eoute. $ q. weekdays, ana WIN ''7
For 'NTLAHTIG STTY $50 m week seSday'' WIN
through Buffet Palor Cars and D1y 'oacns'
For CAPE MAY 90 p. m Weekday c,o,. and Point
f"I , ION. a 40 az $40 10 a - 10 II 20 S'lr
day oniy ? 80 $40. $40, 40 70 D. III; nv, % nt
a. sunday. u o - a. m. 3 10 p m. lDo no'
- ~ ,shurv Park and Ocean tro"c on SuhdalsJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 30
FDprees 70 90 = 30. .. Q 80 TO- % a. ID ~
noon Pcnna limited IL 20, 70 3 80 -, w.
RxpIos. % q Is ; 80 . . 30 10 ~ noon LIN
ca & 30 90. % = P ~ - 10 ai2 5ii
Ticket Onice. Nos. 43a 9ii. 1876 1355 li3 ana 52i
EroaGway Astor House. l3i East l21h S 1g ~
w., io5th Street e5l Columbus ANeiue, 80 SlNh
-, ana loot ~ Dcsbros,es and Cortlaldt Streets
Cnmrt Street $50 Fulton Street. 9e Broadway, AID
u-noklvn Annex station. foot Of Fulton street Brook
yn 100 Hudson street Hohoken STATION Jr-sy 'd,yd
TL, %av.Y1rk Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana
h h,coae. from hotel, and residences through 10 de-
nation. woOD
- ~ ouer,l Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY

Coal used exclusively insuring Cleanliness
and Comfort.)
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block Sigma
Sy.tcm. Train. leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
Time Table In effect June %, 1898.
For Reading at 90, 8 ;0o $40 A. A., ! co. 80
Sat1idsy night, Sunday 80 A. NJ, 100, 80 500
3 Is s a'sa. A. t M ae ss,1 e
night. sundays, Ii 80 x. NJ. 90, 800 $50 p. ~
Il 1 For Piosssye at 100, co. sA5 A. NJ 90 30
s1 SS 80 Il s. 80 A. n. co. ss $50 Goo P a. i2S
sanbur LewisOqrs ~ and a WIIis%%'p0Ts5 z; z e.
except Saturday night. Sundays. 10 A NJ. 90 p ",
l. For Easton bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk &C.,
hS stS 6d a. NJ 80 ;OG Is 90 r. - o. SSS g f
4 80 p. N. Sundays 80 A. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE
TOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
pleasant 80 5 so TO Red Bsuk 5 10 10 30 II 30
NJ 20 satusdays Only1 sa 80 SIS o,: 80 90
sn 90 AsSS sS; T T,rS si5' i 80 < NJ '
For lakewood. Toms River. Barnegs PARK ami Barne
s' for 81 ssas si Haven Aaso city. and Bridge
20 ps.'s b. sf's sS sd s HsA e. M.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER 8. N. r., FOOT RECToR-ST.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Normandy
seaprlght. MONMOUTH Beach and Lo9g B,ansh, a. go
90 j 800 90 M NJ 90 u 40 80 80 f. NJ SUE
pleasant II 90 A. NJ 90 as 1 so S 80 p. NJ.
/ :oC. s15 p NJ
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO II. Il.

Fast Express Trains TO ,,,,
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO, CINCIN.
NATi, ST. Louis AND ALL POI>Ts WEsT
PULLMAN GAR SERVICE On ALL TRAINS
Leave Ncw-Nok, foot Of Libertyst ,,.. ,.h,
For CHICAGO, IL 80 a. m, 80 q p m, j. 10 n's""
Fos Pl rISBU fG. 80 p. M, II rs night
For CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, a. M, p m, m
For T MAsHi fs, 40 n sd n pel:s ua
D. NJ, T. 4 night. All uains run daily. - sa.,
Ticket Offices: 172, POI. AS. LAO Bdway, 81 rA
14thst 400 Grand-st., n. " 3ii Fulton;st BOoA'"
Station foot OF Llberty-st. {. r. y Of y. j. -, 49,.
Transfer Co. Will cali for and cheek osS
gage from hotel dence TO destination.
NJ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
Summer Schedule in effect June 25,h. 1893
OCEAN GROVE. NSBGRY PARK. SPRING LAKE AND
POINT PLEASANT. "a q.
Trains leave station Foot OF Lberty-st. 30 5:o9
onyl $40: a 3 80, 90 4 80. $780, Gls ?, si a.
ton Foot OF Cortandt and Desbrosscs SITS at 80 *
9:lO 10 200 a. m, IL 10 &. 30 saturdays only 'Sv
10 ts3 40 except Red BANK. 30. 40 90 D. m
Sundays Us, AS q. M. Is D. N.
Denotes Express Trains
sunday Trains do not stop Ocean Grove and Asouo
RUFUS BLODGET~r,
Supt New-York and Loi,g Branch Railroad Co
L. WOOD. ~.
Gen. Pass ACT. Penna. T. X "
H. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Act Central r. r. OF N. :.
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conv Of the rare edition Of Cicero's cato
Major" printed in Philadelphia by b. frankhh III
l1744 was sold the other day in LONDON II pore
George Washngton's autograph on 'he His' 'e"i
Oft the Dreface