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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
His Advice.

Pat seldom tails to keepa watchfui
eye on his own interests. In a coun-
try town there lived an Irishman
who spent most Of his time and
money at one Of the many public
houses. In consequence Of this and
the small wages he earned he had run
up a rather long score on the slate.
One day a fire occurred at this par
ticular public house, and the fire
brigade was called into requisition.
Among the first at the confagration
was the Irishman. He was heard
above the noise and din Of the people
assembled, shouting, Don't fail to
play on the slate.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
Statistical.

When Gen. CORVALLIS surrendered
at Yorkton his army of Englishmen
consisted, according to military re-
ports, of 7,247 soldiers and $40 sailors
-8,087 in all. The number Of loco
motives now in use on American
railways Is 80, 1879, or four times as
many as Corvallis soldiers and
sailors. The number Of cars is l,2OO,-
900.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

hose with sprinkler on the end. l
use one pound Of poison per barrel OF
water, spraying two rows as fast as
the horse can walk 1t will save its
cost in one day. think mine is the
only one in this state. e, |. Church,
in Farm and Home.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10


There is very pretty little game
in which both hoops and balls are
used, but the balls are not thrown to
be caught and the hoops are not
rolled. You get six wooden hoops,
all of different sizes, such as will
measure from II to 30 inches across.
Fasten on each a little screw-hook to
hang it up by. Next prepare place
to suspend the hoops. That may be
stout wire fixed across the play
room about seven feet from the floor,
or you can put your wire across the
attic between rafters, at the same
height, or you can put the wire in the
barn. If you wish to play outdoors
have the wire stretched between
trees. Now, just where the hook is,
fasten to each hoop cord reaching
to the center of the hoop, with bell
attached to the end. To play, you
throw a rubber or worsted ball at
each hoop in turn. If it goes through
the hoop without ringing the bell it
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
A South African Household.

Olive Schreiner thus describes a
typical South African households;
@The father English, the mother half
Dutch with a French name, the gov
erness Scotch woman, the cook o
Zulu, the housemaid Hottentot, the
stable boy a Kaffir, and the little girl
who waits at table BasutO."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
Save Labor In Spraying Potatoes.

The greatest labor saving article l
use, is simply cart with which to
sprinkle paris green on potatoes !
plant rows 2 IT. in apart, wagon
tracks 5 1T. 4 in. Take front wheels,
brace a barrel on them, attach short
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

pieces Of artillery can be transported
across rivers and other bodies Of
water, and at much less labor and
expense than is involved In carrying
q heavy Dontoon bridge.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

IT is bad enough to break party
ties, but it isn't half SO embarrassing
as to have them work around under
your ears.--Texas Siftings.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

DEATH, taxes and the sprays from
a street sprinkler are all hard things
to dodge, Troy Press.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

outer edges are smooth, and the
notch is sharp as a knife. A single
thrust with such a tool will be more
effective than several blows with
much harder work where the clumsy
shovel, ak, or hoe is used.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
Weed Killer.

ed with dock, plantalns, wild car
\ thistIes and other things neces-
! sary to be cut off just below
the crown is made from an
old shovel. With a cold chisel
remove each side OF the blade,
r. leaving a strip only three
"a inches wide and as long as the
worn shovel will permit,
n Then cut a V-shaped notch in
\ the end of this, afterward put
1t on the grindstone until the
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
NOVEL ARMY RAFT.
MADE OF INFLATED OK HIDES
AND VERY BuoYANT.
Tho Useful Invention Of u Russian Army
Onhcer-The Hides of the Booves slaugh-
tered to support nm Army ON tho March
utilized az Boats to Cross Streams.

Substitute for Pontoons.
A Russian engineering journal pub
fishes some details describing a novel
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
FOB LITTLE FOLKS.
A COLUMN OF PARTICULAR IN
TEREST TO THEM.

Something that WIN Interest tho Juvenlle
Members of Every ehOld--Quaint 40
tiopa and Bright Sayings Of Many Cute
and Cunning Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
VALLEY R. R.


AS FOLLOWS;
,.oO 4 w. daily for EAST MAUCH CHUNK and
s,i5 A. NJ daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,.
nj riJAIO and the West. POTTsVlIf.E ana principal
joca nouts: chair ear 10 Rochester, Pullman 70 Buffalo.
300 4. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
i1:.O A. NJ daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,,
nj rrTrSVIO NiAGARA FALLS and all points West
Pnlman sleeper to CHICAGO via Buffalo; Pullman
i,unnt sIoeIr 10 chicago VIA Suspension Bridge;
nectons for Reading and Harrisburg ,,,,,,
1.l.3O r.. W. daily, except sunday, for El-MiRA and
al, lmternediate stations; connections for PoitsNilie
3,4S r. NJ daily. except SUNDAY, for IT. NKIl HAN
MOCK and principal intermediate sta, ons chair car to
WiIkcsb barre connections for Potts. HE. s.,...
400 and 6,:}O =. VI. daily, except sunday Tor
sOuTH PLAINFlELD and Intermediate stations. ,.r,
M '' FtvNk a% %a'y SnSd '% V chair car
600 p. VI. daily for BUFFALO NlAGAKA FALLS.
ard Loints West: Pullman slerI"f- 10 ihcaeo va
Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge; connections iof READ
500 r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. KoCnEs..
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. aud all points
Wet Pullman Buffet sleeper TO Chicago VIA Suspension
Bridge Pullman sleeper u Buffalo. . 49,. ,,-..,
Additional SUNDAY trains lo 80 A. NJ for Eat Ms.eh
Chunk ana intermediate stations connection Tor vts
Vile r NJ. for Ee.ton and in,ermcdatc st',iG,'
General Eastern once. 23j Broadway. New YORK CIV
The Ncw.York Transfer Company VIII ea ia ., ana ana
check baggage from hotel re- dence tnroup 10 oc''
tnstlon. a. w. NoN \ ~ n W ,n.n,
X. II. wILBUR, Assistant Gen'l Pes. Agent
Gen1 SuDt. Eastern DIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30


NOVEMBER 1jTH. $500.
Trains leave West 42d.~t station, New-York a. fol-
lows. and - minutes earlier from foot irankin'st
Mountains. except sunday, west Of Co"ymans Jct'
Sleeping car Ncw.York to Bloomyine Sundays only.
Can be occupied =.
7:3O A. N.-Dai1y local b. Albany for Coisai Mountains
and Saratoga. rarl1r I" Albany sunday only.
1910 A. VI. Daily for Albany lrrn Syracuse. 10 II
ester. Buffalo Niagara laS Detroit, ChicA2oi except
Saturday for Toronto.
II,3J A. Daily. except sunday, TO cS,-kiIl Noun
tain-, New.la.t7 Lake. Mohonk end Mnnewaska.
Albany Saratora Caldwell, Lake George. Parlor
10 RloOmNilic. saratoga and Caldwell
1:I5 r. v. saturday, ONLY. Hall Holiday Special %
Cat.Ii Mountains. Parlor attached
A:OO u. M.-Daly. except sunday, for ALBANY.
SAILS y. VI. Daily FOR Albany. MOnrsN Utica Syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Toronto. Detroit.
c eNeland and Chicago.
$3.50 r. VI. DAILY except SUNDAY for Newburg Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal rsror car n Kineston.
S,iJP M.-Da.y for Albany Jt!cs hyracuse, Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara fal-, Toronto Detroit, Cleveland aud
Chicago
City T. Il. r. station II 20 n. Hsyci~traw Locals,
: 90 a. -. > IS I; ?. n. N"wburg Locals.
s 20 10 10 M. i -. 30 ':li g 80. ! IS p
Daily.
Wagner Sleeping for Albany. ruea Syrlcuse
Rochester Bunalo. Niagara lal-. Toronto. Detroit Ceyc
land and Chicago ou all through trains.
For uckct>. Timetables Iarrr and sleeplngcor accom-
medauon. or inf.rneiion Apply ori'cs B,ooIyn. 1888
Woshington.-t. 20 Fuonst Aun,N Office. foot Ilitr
It.. New crk CITY ll3 ri. BOB 80 aad broad
way, 1i3 Bo"cfy, 81 lat lith-st. - Wet l2i,h-t
and at stations e T. LAMRf.I.T
General Passenger agent.
Naua fDllt-l.r.. NrN-Nofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
THE WORLDS
Columbian Exposition

The grandest Exposition the world has ever seen
Is now Complete every department. Nothing remains
The Raymond, Il wh,Icomb Grand hote.
(Nir. Oscar &. Barron, Manager at which our
harties sojourn permanent brick structure Of the
bsst class only four stories in height spenaniy ar;
Sanscd provided with every luxurious appointment OF
ia best hotels and elegantly furnished Is STU.
zion In fashionable residence ton of the city near
Ire ENposton grounds and exposed to the lake breezes
unexcellei Passengers landed at special station
Only single block distant and an entrance u tne EN.
position grounds directly opposite the hoteI MI. oep
are hand All water used for dT,nh,n. an d
fbe purest wisconsin ice IL also supphed ,u -,
Daily special trains from the last, maze up "nohy
elegant yestibuled Pullman palace sleeping cars WIN
AIMING cars run through the hotel without chanSe
.ince filled The following dates still open 70 the
nlbc d. early registration however being IN all CASES
Leave New.York. Ansu.t 80, Sept. /, ;. IL. Is.
Of, rs, -; Oct. s. q and 49,
CoIoraJo Tours: Four remaining excursions 70
,,e most famous Rocky Mountain Resorts. August IS.
September IL and October o., o. aox ,ro,,
Yellowstone National farA' - Wy ''
Yeiiow.tonc National Park md California
rour ~ Z dsys August 30.
Zach OF the above parties VIII have week at the
Ipdependent railroad tickets to all points BY all
routes.
~ Send for descriptive book mentioning the particular
tour desired. .
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB,
81 East l4th.st Corner Union Square,. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
Delaware, Lac kawnnna and Western II. Il.
stations In New York foot Of barclay and Christopher
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vE-TIBtLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NlwtEK, mooMlltIp MONT
CLAIR. II1t ORAN6l.~ summit B'rl'ff-s.li". Hl-k-
Ing Rlds MADISON. MoiI,t"Nn, iH,-tc rate ,an.
Holuton. Dover. -.auLol- Bi DDS LAKE. IAkl. II
rATCON,, Hachett,toan. - uOoIEl' MOUNTAIN.
Wa-hlncton. PulLLll~Hi 10. LA>i'N. WAIl X
TGN. rii'rSToN, WITKi>BAKnf. NANrIoOKl.
DANNIi.II NoErUr NIB HAND Nnlt-os". nl So
HAMrON 81 FORD NORWICH. Wa,rr.H- tT1'N
lCiII.lf.I.p ~P:GNG~ Cortland ~ "a Q ~
UswiDo. ITHACA. uwlco IIMlEN: 'pKNlNo.
BATH DAN~NtLII. ~ FFAi.p and al point,
wEsT NoiImwl ~ AND 80 INV IT ,.,.. -.,
900 4. N.-BrIFNID. EtHFlfIb SPRINGS ard
NSWitG INPl.I~S Pullman r'i1.' care. CON
nec'- st Buffalo vifh train tf chicago. arriving . 80
70. u. irNt inofuifr.
7.2o A. M.-BiN"uANIoN MAIL. Stops 1t pr.n'ilal
I:Oo r. VI .HANToN.. BlNGnANroN and IL
MIRA INPl,f~~. Pullman Itflor ,sf~ ...
atio y. VI. SCRANTON WILK >pNEi,h and PI.fM
OU1H lNPnI~>. pullman I'rior ,'r-. ~ .
1880 y. VI. Daily n tfN! LiNlIlp INPRt'N
Pullman >iorI.f-. Arrive ~ : - .
ono VI. IDIlf. ~ 90 Mo re III IT I'D NIHlN''S
aud u>WEDp FXrri>>. Pullman .,"..r- go
TICKETS and pt IINAN 40 oNMopAIIoNN A. n
Murrayt. aud i2o Broadway Ti.k't- At or, -a'i"n-
7-J and az Rfoidway ~ West l@jh~L. -, "lumbu-
ave. Ncw.York ~ Wa~hlnri"n-st '.i t1lt-,t. ana
- Broadwav prooklyn. Time tab"-. giving fun inior-
'Wi.SiC0Ir TXi'iI.Ss CONPA%Y VII call for and
check t,rg,ge from hotel residence 10 d',tuntOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
BALTIMORE O. OHIO II. IL.

East Express TRAINS 10
BALTIMORE. WAsHINGToN., Chicago, ClNCIN.
Natl, ST. LOU. MD ALL POINTS WEST.
Leave New-York, foot OF Liberty-st. .
For CHICAGO, IL 80 M. 80, ., u 10 night
For PITTsnulG. 30 p. M IL rs night.
Tor CINCINNATI ST. louIS 9sm;5 0p. m. On
a. NJ. Dining csp 80. $50 ,; n; Dining Carr ).
For NoRFoHK, nay Line. 80 p m; Ey Sunday; Sunday .,
r. I.th'st 100 Grand.st a. Y; 81 Fuitonst.. Brook.
iyn station foot Of LisertyAt. G. n. n. Of n. J;
NewYofk Traner Co. will call for aud check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

A ADVERTISEMENTS. AMP IsTsscTIPT1oNs T st
cElyED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE: No: l;2i; RI Hr9a q
MAY: I'd door mort, OF Thirty nrstst end AD'Ek
kishr ave- 5: cor. Twenty lrdst. lss s!N.h,Gye. ;
corner Forty-sevenh.,t; 02G Thiidave.. near Sixty
frst-st LOS Frsta,e. JOG West fortysecond.st ~,
Fsyrtecnth.st 25' We, Fsrty seconds 80; rhirdaye
andtwefth and Onc.l und ed sud nj rt~cnth sts.
Al the HARLEM OFFICES $50 Fast One hundred
end-twsnty. hh-St .43 West 0nc-hundrcda aud aenty
nfh. and $50 West .hnndredond forty nfrh-st ny
% p. m. ct regular Office rStes. -.
IN Brooklyn, at 03 Court-st sos De Ksibave; 1890
Tssasu oneS for sapcr I ss H S%s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
flats 70 1et, anturnisheo

"REECHWOOD. - aud 127 East
2ith.st-l.eLt rooms. newly decorated
steam heat bath. II Nat"r three minutes
from Madison Squar~: r,Ht free 10 OctO-
Der l>t Inquire Of .aniior.
SINGLE FLATS. . room, asd bath. 10
lease from october all out~id" light' no
shaft steam heat. latest improvements
nr~t-clas- private n'iphh. FhoId rents 800
to II 100. 80 Fast S~th--t.
5TlI.ANE.. l.OiS. ,orIc. a6th-st.-fdr-
cant apartn "rf. ~ rcit overlooking Park,
: o to 800. SAMl ~. NIXON, O. Il way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
FURNISHED Rooms.

l.-SrNNN. high. desirable basement
also choice alcoN. and small rooms refer.
cuce-. - Wet l2th-st.
jSTH.ST.. IJe Homcliko apart
mont. with priv lee' Of l'th. FOR grntle.nen ;
% ictly private family; r'f rrnc"~.
3l5 wI.sT I2I>r-,T. - for parlor AMI
bedroom. finely furnished. ground ioor; near
l.. private. DOW.
l0Tn ST 20 WEST -NarinrcnL iarrc
floor. With superb di9Wlns.rpou a. Venetian
EenAi'-an'r. t"~"thr or -"prii"
ELEGANTLY furnished uarlor 10 re-.
nned gentleman win reference, strictly
pfiyat" family. 2l7 East l"th.st.
FOUR PLEASANT adjoining front
rooms To quiet house. suitable Tor two
gentlemen or cougl. a'~o for an invalid !:
terms N.y reasonable. Ms. iANEN>.
- Fast iol-t--t
UNNp>uNELY furnished largo and
small ronm~ with toarl every room steam
hclt'd fe South Washington Nquar..
IRVING PLA,F. OR. irTH.ST.. Tor
! Mt FJrior floor furnished doctor,
dent - ~ Yr.vitr business, reference, re-
quir"l.
rAELoR TLoor.->N lighi room- Do.
rlrsbl, ~ gentlemen. apartments or club +,
VII divide - Inst .'th--t
E,RG urrpErr Nin foi Gentleman
df-Iflug o.. lnufir f.fNl h I ara iurni~ ne
- ty rfi,ai" American family most
fashionable % alliy on IrluN III. lrtw""
Madison and 9TH af'-. np agents.
ado y n. i,'e Hro,dwav.
SQUARE ROOM. nicely furnished. In
private hou-e. moi"fat" e. permanent gen
inmau all ,onN'ul.urr-. = la-t fnth-,t.
Wf~r Hp 49, $50 llaud-Jmciv hir-
ni-hcd -q-tf. room also back plr'o-. suit
ab 90 FOG puc oI tra ttA. cat. &C.. pr.Ndt"
hou-. mar hrauti'uI Grounds q BIND
Asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
Conntrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY tuH MONTCLAlR .-keSidch,
propcrtie, OF all descriptions Tor sale anu "
let furni- she'd houses. ,,.,..,, =,
ORANGE. y. for SAL. fully fn,-
uf.h.d modern .-ldcnc". stahle anu az
49,, 49,, ,,,-.',,,I- ,vntth 80 coo. would take
a 30 600 ,,~idan,r ~ ,NchIngc. EDW T.
HAMILTON 1 co.. o. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
Real estate Uantc0.

A-oWNER, OF FLATS. we pro 'ufc
ful tauf.. lflnt ,ND rso-: thronNh stc .Ji
work: property Naiuc. lnc,n,.d' iAn ~
OVER REALTY GUARANTY co. ~
Wa l-st
WNNTFD-lcO to 80 acres waste lana
suitable for gunppNdr pant must o. VII
I'm 30 milr- 81 Ncw-YorS on line OF rlilfpaa,
water communication ~ addition preferred
NUT br very low prir". Adde'S stitihs
fun particular. l.. :. T., Tribune OllIce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
Authracitc Coal used cxciu.i,ciy nsurng Cleanliness
and Comfort.)
-Four Trecks Protected by Automatic Block signal
System. Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Tab In effect } une %, 1898.

II 80 Dining tar. 4: NJ 80 2d3 3 80 .pi9lns 'Sf'
IL rs night. SUNDAY. 800 10 30 - 80 tpning car,
A. NJ. 80 Dining Car 90 600 r. NJ II 70 night
90 80 Dining Gag A. NJ. 80. $3.50 Dining Carr
90 90 i. NJ. il Is night. . - go
For Reading at 90. : 90 3 - 4 n ! 90 80 80,
SsYrdav night sundays II 30 a. NJ. 90 80 3 80.
90 80 90 L. NJ. II 10 night.
FOR Harrisburg at 4 90 90 45 A. NJ. 90 ! 20
100 3 900 - r NJ, l2,l5 night c ,S satfdsy
night. Sundays. II 80 \. NJ. 90 80, 90, ~
T. For For Potisye at :oo 90 So A. NJ 90 30
90 80 T. NJ, II Ii night except saturday night
Sundays. II 80 H. NJ. 90 3 30 90 p. NJ. Il II
For sunbury, Lewi,burs and wrlam,po,t az 90
S 90 : - \. NJ. 90, 30 20 j. n. II - night
Ii midnight.
400 rs. s Is a NJ. 90 80. 80. 20 % Allen
town T. NJ Sundays. 30. IL 4. NJ. 90 q 80 l.. NJ
For wnkc.harre' Pltt-ton and scranton. : 40 A NJ.
4 p SUNDAYS 4 20 A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Orice,
1ot2 Broadway, ID door Forth OF 3lstsA
Advert semeDts and subs ripuons
recei, ed there until o o'clock p. IN.
At BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular enc
rates until y. M, VIA.
o54 SHAVE, :. -. cor OF 231-sC.
1j2 6th-aye., cor. l2th-s; ,,.,
i92 Coumbus.svc., near West 6Sth.st.
lO6 West 42i-st., near eth-aVe.
20 West ith-st., near 6th-aye
90 West i2i-st., bet. .th and oth aVc&
1877 4ih.ave., cor. 14th<s.
33S 3d.aye, between 10th and lItn-sts'
'333 3I-avc.. between 18th and 10Th sts'
ops 3d.aye., near 6lst-st.
/ EOS lst.aVe, near Seth--t.
76O 9d.aNe.. corner i7th.st.
80 3i-aVe.. near East 2-ih-st.
~ Avenue A between 30 and 4th ave.
fT.Cana'->J. and lJ7 Diyision-st:
o'Church-st, bet. Warren aud Cham
hers -
s25 Rleeckcr.st. near Chrstopher.st.
$50 East 41th-.t., corner 3d-aNe
% Fat i2d.st.. near Madison.aNe.
o.O5l 30 ave, bet. ll2th and ll3th SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
BOARD an0 Rooms.

Mann. ..,'rr,, -,.......
''hN VI D. i' NAN ~, ~ To '' To a.
ld.-it' '-i -l-i'. u lfliinl ID. it.oH D.
r.rg.nf rHu- boar ga 'if'nian -" Wa
NAbl> ~ j., ~ "p"-i' h"'ht
Morn, fniN In' l' '''h l'i-, in"n'
"'"
NEAR CENTRAL PARK onn"ri.ns
f""ui- DIN ON '.''ii '''iH I'l'i "''''
IiI INhN l"i N'N-r''f iId'" l''' -
ia -h". W.. '"". ''"-''' ''
WIS., - is N,i'g' b"iu 10
southern lam" "N' n''r 'u sun OF
49, lt.'tlt !li''t ~ 'l'r''''''
NiiI;ANrl VI - 'Hn no" To- niue
i'r h''it ~ on" -'.i'"1. "ii'u, my S''.
-, h'i n""i III I ''"-'' '''''''
r'i'i''. 49,. - N''' '-''''''
l.-3-TH>r.. 80 EANr--Iarce. hand
SON. r.,nu.. l,'f rooms. cNtc.l.ut board
rr,.,ence qi,su and required
,.,.,..,
list II. NI-NI Ni,"lN inrhi >h'"
rooms WIN rNr' .I'ff n''i wi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
Railroads.

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and InterlOesiag Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE
STATIONS, foot Of Dc,bros-c. and Cor,i"nd'
streets.
In Effect July I'd, 1888.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
300 Ds YssS"e Slipping cas GS
Coaches to Chicago. Arrives in cnclnn.t 80 M
FAST LINE
800 A. M.-For Pusburg and Central Pennsylvania.
Psrlor Car to Pltt,burc.
TUE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
E"e 6PTps and STAT Room D@ns s%
ena nn Ta bar"o, for @
sizes ladies, barber shop library and all the con:
and movable electric ignts Arrives Chicago 70 90
ST. LOUIS. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
EXPRESS.
''T" St louis. cne%p s,' and cSicss% sbae
Cincinnati 10 so a. M. ST. Louis 30 p. m, and
Chicago 80 p. m.
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 r. M-pullman Vc>trbue Sleeping Cars to Pitts
burg. Chicago aud Cleveland Dining Chr TO Chicago
Arrives Cleveland II 40 M. Chicago . 80 p M next
O''' SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
'' %e.bua sStps Cars to and s. Lo%
Dining Car Aitoon<to Richmond ArrkcS Cohn1b oo
2:25 y. m. Cincinnati 600 D. H. ana ST. Louis Z 100
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 =, M.-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car Ncw-Yofk 10
daily CHICAGO 30 q. lrcrond morn
t ns, pSed Week X ds % !" 10 p D.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE for point, on Mort.
S we, ,S and sd Fast to wa o and mo- IS hight
with Sleeper to Memphis.
FOR BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND TO THE
SOUTH.
1o.oo A. w. Washington Limited weekdays vestl.
bule Pullman parlor Cars Passenger Coaches Dining
800 p. M.-"Consressionnl Limited" daily ves,ibulo
pullman ParlOi Cans ard Dining car arriving Wash
Additional Esprs.; Trains 90 SC 30 30 and and
i qs s nj night sn U SO S OS $ ana a az 80 a.
55C and 05 %su and ~ c IS psh' Wash
e.s aS'' g. only" o ae Line 'G ESpes daily
scepers 10 Charleston Columbia Jacksonville and Port
4'sc p Msh@cSd a9d pSnSls ENpSss say
500 r. NJ. DAILY for all points on cncsapcas. Ohio
FOE oIb EoISF S5%T%Hr ana SoEfoLk va Capcc
f fspaggn sSs5s daily rS'''s ' ~'
FOR CAPE MAY 90 =. NJ weekdays
Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Point
Pheasant 8 30 : 30 10 10 90 a. m. IL 10 Il 90
SATURDAY only. 2 80 $40 $40 80 40 and
90 d. M weekdays. sundays. 3 10. ?:4b O. m
and 515 p. IN. do stop at Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove on Sundays.)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Fxmess: 20 30 Co 8 80 Q 90 80 10 90 Wash
ingtcn Limited. with Dining Car; and II 100 a. m.
10 90 noon Penn'a Limited with Dining Car. IL 90
90 21O 3 90. 3 80 90, 80, Q 90: 700.
30 80 500 end 2:cD m. end - p ls night
10 90 noon Limited. 200. 90 4 20. 600 O:3o
4 n. m.
Ticket Offices: Mo- 433 ga, 1l96 l523. lib and 2ol
broadway Astor House 13i East 18th Street 2G4
West l25,h Street o51 Columbus Avenue. 13l sixth
Avenue and Desbrosscs and Cortlandt streets
4 Court street Fulton Street % Brnadway ana
Pro- hyn Annex sutton. foot q Fulton street HOT
lyn 100 Hudson HobOken Station. JcrScv cry:
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to de
nation. ..ooD
s. NJ PROVOST j. X Woup
General Manager General i'-Hr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FROM PIER s. n. r.. FOOT RECToR-ST
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach Normandic.
Scalrlcht Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, 30,
90 ii 90 A. NJ ! 90. as, 80, 3 30 l.. VI. sun
dsys 80 A. NJ, 90 i. NJ.
For Eahcron Ocean Grove Asburv Park and Point
Ploa.snt II 90 A. NJ. 90. 45. 30 3 80 J.. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegst, 80 A. NJ.
90, IS i. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
Rooms tuaniso.

GENTLI MAN dr-r,s room and board
m uuirt private family. between loth AMI
JOth SIS. state terms; best references cN-
changed. II j.. HoA - lrilunr Onlrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG: BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. ETC.

For Bank. Long Branch and points south Ia Point
Pleasant 80 ) 80 70 Rcd Bank. 10 II 80 \. N.
q 20 saturday. on,. 30. 2l5 80 90 30 80,
615 T. NJ. Sundays. except ocean Grove and Asbury
Park ol5, II 80 4. ". 4 90 T. NJ p,., 49,.
gat 80. IL 4. NJ, 80. 80 J.. ":
For Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vinclond and Bridge
ton 80 A. NJ. 30 l.. VI. .
For Monmouth Beach, scabrght aud Highland Beach
n 40 TX II 20 A. NJ. | 80. @ IL ]. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30
Y EW.YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

4 Road.
Summer Schedule IN effect June - h 1893 ..
FOR FED BANk. LONG BKANt n. liNtit'N :.
OCEAN GROVE ASBURI PARK. SPHlN' LAKE MD
POINT PI.EASA$T.
Trains leave station Foot 81 Lbritr-~t 3 % . , u
Red Bank. - 10 - III 80 g ~ - Stuila'-
onlv 80. Is 3 80. 90. I 80 ) - u y. ~
SUNDAYS 10 II 30 q. H.. 90 Iriin- lraN" ia
tloa Foot Of Go ual1' All De'bfo.,'s - a. - ~;
10 10 90 a L. 10 - 20 Saturday. tnlyl ~
3 10 % 40 except lid Bank 20. 10, : 90 T. H.
SUNDAYS x 10. 8 10 q H.. 3 Is ~ ~.
sDenotcs Express Trains
sunday uans do not stop at Ocean Gr-ve and A'Dufy
ParA. - ....
RUFUS BLoDGETT
supt. New.York and Long Branch Railroad Co.
J. Il. WOOD.
Gen. Pass Agt. Pcnna. r. r. Co
H. p. RAID WIN, Gen. Pass. Ast Central T. II o. y j.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~. Y. C. II. r. r. II. co, LfS>tb)
EXCCRsION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
Also ROrND TRIP TICKETS GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 15TtI, $500.