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New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
BALTIMORE d. ONO IL. IL.

WA SIX FOR TICKETS To ROSTON
VIA THE NEw-ENGLAND.
AND SEE THAT YOU GET THEN,
Two Fas. Limited Express Trims from Grand Central
station * y, y. H. H. Rd - noon (weet day, only
with thIoagh Faror tar, Colrh.s. and Smoker. Via
Hartford. Dining Car. WlImant. and Eo.ton 3 y. VI.
The Wf'c Train. wcrk days aud Sunday Via Whitman
tie. Iirlor Cars. B'rct smoker Conchcs and Dining
Cns Wulran,ic and Io-ioI. irturn service hos
Ton same hours. No extra faro In Coaches. Paror cr
seats 81
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains 'a,e loot Of Wes' f-d't As fIows. 10 minutes
earlier from Frankllnst:
5,jJ 4. VI. (dily except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
IL Il. stations, MIddtown. Ellen vile. Fsllstuis It nv
tarbondsle. Scranton. Walton Delhi Sidney, Norwich
Utica. Rome. oneida, fulton. Oswego.
BIB u. ~. except sunday, sullivan Co. Expres,
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell iial
Md1ctown. Elenvilc Mountain Dlle Centre,iIc Falls.
hurg Hu leyylr Liberty fas Liberty raIks,ille AID
Livingston Manor.
1,i5 4. NJ, (daily) Midjlctown. Sunmityilie Eau.
burg, Liberty, LNlncsta1 Manor Kockand. Walton, SID.
new Norwich Oneida. Fulton. Oswcgo ~
7ilJ r. NJ. Gsy. VIA Niagara Faiis. Eeclining chair
ear (-cats ffee) New.Nork ~ Niaeari Fails IIroI.h
pullman serpeis Ncw.lork To Chicago. Arrives Delrolt
$40 p. M, Chicago 80 a. M 81 Louis. 90 p. M.
Tickets gld puilnan accommodation 1t 31I Hi0adway
New-Yok Tran fer Company call, To- ana cheeks baggage
J. {. ANDERSON o. r. A.
o. Beaver ST. Now.Yorx
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
nnilronos.
LEHlGH VALLEY R. r.

~ttfiou foot Of I.ibc'N -. New York.
NESrfBt LIZ TRAIN, PULLMAN COACHES.
Gt3O 4. VI. iur HrFt 40 and ~I pension friiec.
aud . 4. VI Dr BuFfAI.p Suspension Rcd q ond
Chicago.
TICKETS AND TT LI.MAN ACCOMMODNTTONS "a.
23j. 2G Jii ana 323 Il galway 1i3 Bow -. l5i East
19Jih 81. Ncw-Norl; $50 Fulton ST.. { orr 81. 9nI
9s BFoaiway. EiOohiv.. Ncs-York Transfer COMPANY
VIII call AMI check baggage from hotel or Residence
through 10 dcstInatun
RDTI.IN H. WILBUR C1lAS. :. LEE
i.cn'l Supt. Ft-tcrn Div. Gen Pas \y.nt
A. w NONAi.MACiTR. WM. B SMITH
A'e,tm! 'i.n ,n,, na :; II, ra's Ast
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
Railroads..
"AMeaicG's GREATEST RIlLRoAc."
n EW YORK
CENTRAL!
q HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 4.d stree. s r,,cs,
Fastest train III world r, >-,,,,ra
8.J, ~ M-iiaiiv Fa,t Mail. For Buffalo, Niasar'
1890 a. n DrSrspt Sunday. Day Express, ,,.o.,o
linn !, M-Daiv southwestern Limited Tor Cnicsso'
yoo tN',i''""t,' a. n, Sunday For Albany and Troy.
1.:i0 y AZ D,fly Ncw.York and Chicacl LlmiVd'
nic aIeycand 40 A. NJ, Detroit 9:25 \. NJ
6.Oo - WDaiv For Cleveland Detroit, Chicago
6:,5 ' o. M"DaIip. For Burlington, Pat;sburgh, ana
..,o ao,i'c' :" ~ nouv Duo Buffalo 30 \. NJ
D.00 j. n -Daiy only Sleeping Car Passengers lor
Rochester carried on this train , IA nv
0,15 y uNijalv 10. Chicago Ogdcnsburg, ana en-
cent SATURDAY for tapc Vincent c, %
0:Of A. ST. ana :,:JO L. M.-Daily, except Suhday I"
pItt-uci VIA Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace ears ll through trains - c.,
Ticket and Wager offices at Grand Centrii station
113 oGi Il3 7S5 9io Broadway. 23o Columbus AYE.
50 West 125th St. and l3Sth ST. station NV 90
Wa.hlrcton St 72C Fulton ST.. and ~ BroldWuy r.. De-
Hrooklyn ,,- =, A.. W..
colt Express Go. .o,.-.,. >, n..,rre
JOHN NJ. TOTCEN, GEOl.TE II. phN itiAS.
General Manager. Gen. PAS Agent.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
Jn6truriioH.
Qeaebers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHl.i;S' AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers. tutors, GoNefhcsc
Ac.. to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply u
Mrs NJ. j. YOU NG-FU LION - Union square
A GENCY Miriam Coyrieic supplies tutor~ professors
n Teachers goNerncss etc. all depts. recommends
schools parents 100 5h-aVe Book BlGEg co., 2Vth-st
YALE GRADUATE. eNpcrenc ed tutor. Wi,he- private
"a pupils Fitting for college specially lenesL refer.
eices. Address YALE. Box 41' Tribune Once.
ID HYSICAL CCLTURE.-A young man skill'd In physi-
Il cal culture give pIiNat, instruction 10 one o.
more pupils. Adde'S. W. -, IOwcfy.
NNANIED Immediately visiting teachers fcraduatcSl
w visiting fom o'clack duly; resident
govcrne>s, soprano. MISS DONCVAN's Teachers Bu-
Ieau, 80 East liti-st
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
4Llumll ncsorte

Am IDEAL M0ME Ar LAST !
THE a01TEl 0F 1TME WORLD
SEEING is BELIEVING.
Hacyon Hail. MllbSoh. Datchess COUNTY. @ N. Z; 90
mile, New Elevation 900 feet Russian
Royal Orchestra three times daily Write manager Tor
illustrated prospectus.
Take ~ j. Central II. r.. 10 20 q. m: Of hours from
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23

Lenox-aye. S. "a II n OF 36th-st. 2Jx1J; WILL
lam Copp. executor. to Eliza AldhOus .......
I05th-st. n corner OF New-ave. 25xi00: Henry
VI Alexander. referee. 10 Washington Life In
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23

The picturesqueness of incident and originality
of plot which were always characteristics of Alfred
de Musset in his prose tales make lie Fills du
Titien" (Amblard & Meyer Freres) one OF the most
acceptable Of recent reprints Of French fiction But
a still greater charm in the exqusitey printed lit
tie book is the color of old Venice with which It's
pages are aglow. The very first scene in the mar
rative is a picture worthy of the romantic school,
and in every detail the vivid life Of the sixteenth
century in Italy is painted with the brush Of an
artist. De Mussets imagination was rich. and his
dramatic instinct was richer The resources OF his
pictorial faculty the richest of all, and they
are illustrated finely in this story of scapegrace
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23

Amsterdam-ave. corner OF l24th-st. l00xl00:
Solomon Loeb and wife TO Margaret Crawford
lOJth-st. n =. l15 II OF Central Park West. J0x
100: r l. Smith and wife to Francis NJ Jencks
is2i-st. No 552. West: George Sauter and wife TO
.hvar Van
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07

UNIQUE Council NEW HUME.
The first floor is finished. as far as
m ,sonry and carpentry work are cou-
c.rned. and the second floor Is pretty we'll
under way. They expect to lay the
beams of the third floor some time this
week. The recess tower on the ~corner-of
the building is beginning to loom up:
The stope cappings on tine windows or
the second floor are all set ana ready Tor
the frames. The walls of the building
are 16 inches thick all the way up, aud
every fourth beam throughout is iron
trussed. adding greatly to the strength OF
the structure.
The building will probably be finished
and ready for occupancy by October !.
There is q probability that Morrow q
to be devoted to stores. as they are
negotiating for IL now
rhe main assembly room which occu-
pies the secoud floor has been spoken for
for W evenings of every week in the
wear. There have been applications for
the lodge room for every day in the year
and in some cases there nave been more
than one application for the same lay.
Three of the windows Of the lodge
room will be OF stained glass with the
emblem OF the order worked in them in
proper colorS.
The upper portion of all the windows
will be OF loaded glass.
ORDERS EMBLEM.
On each side of tue tower will De
a large emblem in ornamental iron work
representing a crown aud v. {. NJ. aud
1,105.
The building, of which the accompany
ing cut is a good representation. when
completed, Will be one OF the finest Oh
the hill.
The Building Committee feel very
much encouraged the way subscriptions
of stock are coming in.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07

The New York Sun says: One little
fellow at the park the other day wore
red cloth trousers, with a black ribbon
tied in a jaunty little bow outside the
knee. His coat was of brown, braided
about with the same color. and outside
it were the broad, fine collar and cuffs,
edged with scarlet bordered frills. A
three cornered hat of brown straw was
| set well back on his brown curls. All
manner of little shirt waists are worn by
the boys, with collars and cuffs of the
bright French lawns, polka spotted with
white. Refers of scarlet or of soft old
blue brighten up their more somber suits
on cool days, and all the dainty shades
of brown and gray in tiny checks and
twills are used in their tiny trousers and
iaunty coats. Little boys of 8 are got
up like small monkeys in ridiculous little
trousers and jackets, and even those who
wear kits wear the trousers underneath,
with no ~petticoats.
A little girls gown quite up to the
latest mode has rows of satin ribbon in
graduated widths covering the skirt and
covering also that part of the waist which
shows between the shoulder rutaes. The
sleeves are pure mutton leg, the whole
gown q doll Ike edition of one her moth
er might wear. A pretty foulard for q
little girl of 8 or has yoke of embroid-
cry. with a draping Of brown corded silk
as a finish. The waist is belted with the
brown except for a little way in front
where the material hangs out loosely. A
row Of quilted brown satin ribbon is in
serted in the edge of the hem, which turns
up on the right side.
Agown of gray blue wool with a plain
skirt has a full surplice waist of change
able blue and changeable pink silk. The
revers over the shoulder are of the cloth
lined with silk and brier stitched three
times on the edge. A quilting of ribbon
or two or three rows of satin baby ribbon
are also used on little girls dresses. The
guimpe is of sheer white lawn, made very
full. Still younger little maids wear
zephyr gowns made on the empire plan,
with full epaulets of white embroidery
and a guimpe of fine white lawn. Allthe
old time dainty needlework, the shirring,
tucking, brier work, hemstitching, tiny
plaitings of satin ribbon, quillings of
ribbon or lace and a profusion of en-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
WEST SHORE RA lLRoAD.-N. Tc &HRs
w r. Co.. Lessee.

lVEsr SHORE RA lLRoAD.-N, YC. R 6 HRR
Trans eisave West Forty. second street statioa
New York as follows, and ten minutes earlier
n Ssj "Ss NJ DAILY for, Nswourg; kingston.
Phoenieia. Hunter, Kaats;skfl Grasd hotel san
PaitE Lakes IohonE and Ainnewaska aad wesssi
Is a. II. Daily Tor AIbany except suudaSos
Palenyille. Cairo and Catsktll Mountain stTttoa
'Psrior cars to A1banv Sundays only.
1111 A., d. Daily for ALBANY. Luoa Sfracusa
Rochester. BnfaIo. Niagara Fails. DetroiG Chicsss
except Saturday for Toronto; except sunday Tor
sa III 81 NJ: Daily except sunday for Kinsssoa.
ton, stamford. Bioomvills. New PaIt5, Lakes
Ag Pspior ours & to Phoenicia. Grand Hotel starIo,
Eloomyille and New PaItz.
pssnIas, s ! Il NJ s'r DaiY Ho seSe Station. Hunter, Kassssss:
Xii. Cairo. Catskin Mountain sta, on, Palenvila,
bbsny. Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. ~
Parlor car, to phoenic.a. Hioonvilia. sarat1 :
anu h'iSP :. NJ, saturday only for Kingston, Phoeni Z
Grand Hotel station, Stamford. iES
FSoeniciS, Graad Hot9s Station. ARK Vile, ESD
WasTa Cairo, Ca0kM Mountain station. y IA
vile. Albany, sarstoga. and saturdays o
Psrior srs to Grand Hotel Station
toEa- ,cr car through to Bloomvills. saturd,
Twp. b., Daily except Sunday for Alosuas
syracuse. Rochester. FufTalo, Niagara es
troiE Chicago. ST. Louis; except saJ.tss As5
f0 ssS /. n, asily. except SUNDAY 70, is
~ r. p. NJ, daily for Albany Utica sn =
Rochester. buffalo. NIAGARA Falls. ToroTSs &i}H
ca Sa g 81 81 ostsEui Mountain night Il,
oniv sleeptng cars to Phoenici2 ana Y
"a Leaves BROOKLYN by ANNEX. sNsSP14
ar sam H.. Jersey City P. r. R. 11|<[.<<
s1ic0A- NJ, aS.S T. NJ.
aaverstraw Locals "a: cS45P. y AZ
81 S,ss a1iaS & car - for Bufralo. Niagara "a
Detroft Chicago St Louis onoNrl 5;zs.
trains. +,.taks tgroa tar N4Ht4tN34X
elrDu4ne car accommodations orcS ak
nv osIces. brooklyn. No. SS W., Sx
* ~ Fulton street, Annex cul& I'll
streef. New York City, Nos. l9 VI
ProsTxyay No. 14S Bowery. No. Sy r
ztreat. No. IS West 10th street; "
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
N. Y. & N. ]. BRIDGE DIRECTORS.

Engineers Have the Survey Almost Conn
pleted-Model Being Made.
At a meeting of the stockholders OF the
New York and New Jersey Bridge Com
pany yesterday. a new Board OF Directors
was elected as follows:-Johu B. Kerr.
Louis WfndmuIier. james =. woodward,
Frederick Potter. William Bell, William
Ii. Ely, w. F. Dunning, John a. Wiss-
ner. Johu Loughran. Charles IL SWAN
Daniel N. LOCKWOOD Of Buffalo, William
n. Mase of Matteawan and John G.
Adams of Newburgh.
Secretary Charles H. Swan said that
the engineers hav nearly completed the
surveys for the approaches and THAI a
perfect model OF the bridge is now being
constructed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07

broidery enter into the construction of
the little girls summer wardrobe. The
little skirts even of babies dresses are
beginning to be rufned again, with frills
of embroidery and hair tucks and inser-
tions as well in the old fashioned way,
but mothers of good taste still cling to
the little plain skirts, hemstitched at thu
bottom or dainty with o little group Of
hand run tucks.
Little girls wear quaint little coats OF
rich brocade of black corded silk, with
gayly brocaded sleeves, and of the hand
some imported cloths which show many
colors in their weave and are made up
with facings and Innings of silk. Apret-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
SECRET ORDERS.
Council. Royal
Arcanum. Preparing It's
New Home.

Work on the home of Unique Council,
No. 4s4, Royal Arcauum, is rapidly pro-
crossing. The cornerstone OF the huiid-
ing, which is to be situated at Clinton
and Jackson avenues, was laid on May
10. TAis is the only building of its kind
in the city. and the members OF Unique
Council are very proud OF 1T. A JERSEY
CITY NEWS reporter paid it a visit yestsr-
day in company with Henry E. Couen-
hoyen. who is secretary OF the Council
and also OF tho Bniiding Committee, to
see how the work is progressing.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN and after Ma2aL 1898, trains win leave Jersey

On and after aass1 1898, trains viii leave Jersey
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
s.13 a. N, the CoLuMsIAN EXPRESS daily for Gin
Slnadbti I siespins'' D Gnisss Ears a and c 1aenasapoiiS-
9l5 A. ~ FAST Line with vestibulo Parlor AMI
ia lnepi and Z hicsgo5; daily eIcept saturday Tor
i214 noon. the celebrated NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
LISTED the pioneer Of this class Of the service
composed exclusively of Pullm IN Vestibule Draw
and Smoking cars lighted 6y srstionery and NOV.
able electric lights, daily for Pittsonrg and Chi
5iSP NJ, ST. LOUIS AND. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. with
Pullman vestihule Sleeping and Dining Cars, daily
6;i5 p NJ WESTERN E1fRs.s. with pullman Vesti'
buls Sleeping Cars 6;digu 70 Pi5tSbppf 1 ;a Shi,
phia and Pittsburx TO Chicago.
500 F. n. EXPRESS, daily for Col
umbus, Cincinnati, IndianapoIis st. Louis, and
Memphis through Sleeping Cars. Dining Car Al
Sis +. H., PacIFIc EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing Car to Chicago daily for Pittsburg. Chicago.
Toledo, and Columbus daily except Saturday for
For Baltimore. Washington and the South a.
Limited, Parlor cars and PenGsy lvanla Kailroad
Dining Car, 443, 5:la, and s:l5 +. N and 40 night.
Parlor Cars and Pennsylvania Railroad Dining
Carr, 4 ~ sis, and SIS T. N. anu 1850 night For
ExPRtss for Philadelphia, So, 1S5, s.1S. 4S. "a.
49, 1873 ! and J. 5J j 4 - u; : aiSi+ f { q y ms ki u :, T.
SIS, SIS 7. NJ, and 1851 nlynt. sun Avs. as SIS.
lolS a: N. tPenUsy5yanda Limi!ei, l2 ~, Els AS,
accommodation rs A. 81 4 SO and I.I5 P. NJ.
week days. Sundays 5.15 and l. Is P. N.
EXPRESS for PHILADELPHIA via Camden. SIS A NJ,
2OS and Ais F. NJ. weekdays,
For Atlantic City (1l;l4 4. ". Saturday o1lyls
2Ui P. M, with THROUGH Pullman Bufet P4rior
car and Day Coach attached, and 22S +. NJ, week
For Cape May. tiO;A A. NJ, Saturday only, LIS
P. NJ. weekdays.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
Point Pleasant and intermediate sta ions, via Rah-
way, g2S 4. NJ. l.O3. 3s5A. 5;22 and 11:Ss P NJ. on
Asbnry Park or Ocean Grove on sunday
The New York Tran fer Company will call for
and check baggage firm and to hotels and resi-
3 M ]. r. WOOD.
GenI Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07

ty model III reddish lawn cloth has col
lar and facings of shot red and fawn ar
mure, with capes and cuffs of the same
silk. The Tyrolean hat of coarse red
dish sage straw is trimmed with bows Of
shaded red and green ribbon.
Another pretty little coat of cloth,
with threads Of red and green woven in
a gray blue web, has a double cape
collar of green ondine silk and closes
with a double row Of buttons. Lighter
still are the little coats of change
able woods in corded or crepon. effects,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
gUrFLEp AND EMPIRE COATS.

n EMPIRE CUAIS.
with plplngs or SIX IN some bright color
showing at the edges of the futed capes.
All name of little REFERS in blue, with
scarlet edges braided with black OF
white, will be used during the summer,
and h~andsomer coats for warm weather
cut on the REFER plan are made OF the
corded silks in gray blues anddun browns
and tans, trimmed only with the double
rows of pearl h..4ts"s.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
Fer Philad9 Dhia, Baltimore and Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philadelphia Express, 500. 500. 400, 1919. 1871.
with lining Car. A. NJ. 1.SO, lis. 33) with Din
ing. 400 buffet Parlor Car 30, $40, $50, 6.s5 ?. NJ.
12.l5 night. sundays, 9Vl ty.8n, 1i.sl with Dinlng
Il. Is Il ght.
Baltimore and Washington Express daily a. co.,
lE1. with Dining Car, A. 81 1870, 5;3J Dining Car.
5DQ. go r. NJ, 1z:l5 night.
For Reading at 400, $50, s:45 4. NJ, 100, 130. 2,15
z'Q0. sou, a;45. 7SJ ?. NJ. I2l5 night. except SATURDAY.
night Sundays, 1l;so "A. NJ, lUo, $50. 500. $3.50, 90
p. NJ. R:l5 night.
For Harrisburg at 400. 500. s45 A. w., 100 49,
night. Sundays, lI3) a. NJ 100, 50J, $50 7. NJ.
For louisville at 400. $50. S.l5 A. M. l0a 1:as 400
$50 r. NJ I215 night. except SATURDAY night. Sun
days. 11:U A.. NJ, ldD, $50; 90 = NJ r. night.
for sunbury, Iewisbu,R and WiIlfansport at
800. 500. s45 A. H.; 100. I;S0. 7aU P. a.; 2i5 night,
except Saturday night Sundays. ia5 A. n; eu
P. NJ l2:i5 midnight.
Chunk &c, 40, tbs, s:is A. NJ. fU0. 433, Is, 7:D
to Allentown. T. NJ sundays. 49, us 4. H.; ls0,
80 T. NJ.
For Wilk esharre, Pittston and Scranton. s:4s
A. a.; 4:SJ =. d. Sundays. 40 A. NJ.
For High Bridge Branch, 600. IL As A. NJ; 49, 7. NJ
Sundays, 1:1P. NJ.
FOR Perth Amboy at 40, $50, s:15, 1880 A. w.; 10
4;o4 4@!9, 5Ss. els, $50 P, Nj. sundays. 500 All;
For atlantic Highlands. 4;SG. s;l5 l1:u A. NJ;
1iS9. 4:30. els P N, sundays. 800 a, Nj. 400 p. NJ.
For Freehold, $50. Bis, 1I3o a M" 1:S0, 4:S9, 53s
For Red Bank, Long Branch and points south
Point Pleasant $50, Sis, 1l:D a. NJ, 1Sl. $3.50. 4.0l
4;5J. 6;l5P. 81. Sundays, except Ocean Grove ald
Asbury Park, 900 a. az, 400 +. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat Park and
For atlantic City. vinsland and Bridgeton, 43J
For M Beach. seabright and Highland
Beach, 430, s1a l1:D A M ls0 4Su P. NJ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
DANGER OF CIGARETTE SMOKING.

Fred welding. eighteen years of age,
residing at No. 206 Third street, Hoboken.
tried to dive out of the window OF bis
residence yesterday, thinking he was go
ing In swimming. He manifested other
symptoms of Insanity. u his parents
had him arrested. This morning Re-
corder McDonouah committed him to the
County Jail to be examined by the
County Physician. Cigarette smoking is
the cause.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
OUR a-RANDMoTHERs POKE.

rose, with its foliage, mods above a silver
buckle, which is fastened Owe the cen
ter of a large alsatian bow of white
satin. From under this bow proceed
bands of white satin ribbon, which end
under small silver buckles near the back.
At the back is a fanciful bow Of satin
ribbon, from which depend long tie
strings that are bowed coquettishly in
front.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
R4HROAD.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEa

(Anthracite coal used exclusively. ipsurlng cleanli-
ness and comfort)
PULLMAN. PARLoR AM SLEEPING CARS.
STATION DOT OF LIBERTY STREET. N. R
Time table In effect May %. 1893.
Trains Leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
BUFFALO, TORONTO AND CHICAGO
EXPRESS DAILY, s:15, 11:30 A. M,
600. 500 p. NJ.
SCRANTON EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUN
DAY, S;I5, 1880 A. M, 1880 r. n. B:00
=. M.
For buffalo, Toronto, Chicago, Roches-
ter, Niagara FaIiS and the West.
s;i5: 11S0 A. u. $50 $40 P. d. Sundays. Sis. 1111
A. NJ. 600. 500 r. M.
6aQ, sa0 NJ Sundays, 5GO. Sis. 1890, 1880 A. H.,
For Bethlehem. Allentown, and Mauch Chunk.
1Ol. Ssl5, 1880 A. NJ, 1l:20, S45. 5:i5, 500, 500 z. NJ
Sundays. 100. S:l5, 1890, Il:50 A NJ. 600, 800 p. N.
For Pottsville. SIS A. H., 1876, s:45 p. N. Sundays.
1920 a. b.
for HazIeton, si5 A. NJ, 1890. sa5. 500, 800 T. N.
Sundays. S:l5 = N $50 p. NJ.
A. NJ. 1880 S45 P. NJ. Sundays S:15 A. ~
For W1kesbarre, Pittston and Scranton, Bis, 1130
A. M 1881. $50 T. NJ. sundays, except Scranton
For Elmira. SIS 4. NJ. 1880, 500 P. IL sundays
6l5 A M. $40 r. NJ a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
CENTRAL RAILROADOFNEW Jersey

Trains leave Station foot Liberty st.
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER DAILY
1880 A. NJ.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07

county have decided to repair the Vfeeland
bridge over the Hackensact River.
When the committee met it selected Free
holder Ellis OF this county for chairman and he,
in Ii practical manner, showed the comtaittee
the necessity for the repairs. The cost OF this
work will br about ST. ECO and each county will
pay one-haif of ii,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
GHILDRHu'S MODES.
Many Frills as Their
E1ders-Imitatinn of
Their Mothers.

Caaildren's dresses are the greatest com
fort in these trying times that vex WON
EMS souls, for the styles SO u~nbecoming
to women take on quaint and attractive
grace directly a little maiden realizes
their picturesque possibilities. AS for
the little men, they never were SO gay
and dapper as they are this season. The
cotton cheviots come in all the dainty
shades of blue and pink, and the piques
are brightly striped with scarlet Oh blue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
sANUY HooK u

For Long Branch, Gee n Grove, etc.
From Pier s. Nj foot Rector street, for Attain
tic Highlands. Highland Beach. Seabright. Mon
mouth Beach and Long Branch at As, l0:i5 A.FH.:
u0 P, ii. Saturdays; s45. $50 p. N. SUNDAYS,
$50 A. NJ. 100 Z. NJ.
For Theron. Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and
Point Pleasant lU15 A. NJ Q.oe P. N. Saturdassg
8 - P. M. sundays Except Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park 3 50 A. III.
For lakewood. BarneGat and Toms River. As0
A. NJ; Il 10 P. NJ. Saturdays, S45P. NJ.
Tickets aut parlor car seats can be procured at
Nos. lie. 9S5. 251. AIS. 9a4, il41, 1928 Broadwav, No. 937
Sixth avenue, No. 81 hast Fourteeath ssreet, No.
24 West l35th street. New York; No. 4 Court street.
No $50 Fulton street, Brooklyn. and No. IS Broad
way,
The New York transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotel or residence to des-
tinatiOn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07

lace, from out which start up two al
grets of glossy green feathers. Tho
loops of the ribbon are made to stand up
in the back after fasteningd down a bunch
of shaded eminence chrysanthemums at
tached to their stalk.
a charming bonnet is represented in
this engraving, which shows an empire
poke in gray chip, with an insertion and
edge of fancy straw. Adjusted under
the brim and resting lightly upon the
hair in front is a full blown pink rose,
and at the front of the crown another
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
vREELAND BRIDGE REPAIRS.

The Hudson and Bergen County Joint Bridge
Committee of the Board Of Freeholders Of each
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-07
FEMININE HEAD GEAR.
A Becoming New Capote-Bonnet Bor-
rowed From 1880.

The model ii ss4ca II Tat shown is OF
eminence straw, the crown projecting
all around. Eninence ribbon is twisted
beneath. On top is a rosette of guipure