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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
Railroads
A@ERlc.'s GREATEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ nlJDSON RIVER R.H.
~ L HUDSON RIVER r. z.


FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION 42D STREET
s2 Except suna4l Emp Empire sa SHAM EApTe pres
s,-s' ''a,n ~ we 'u' M, I,saio AZ n M
Niagara Falls 900 ,. This tram is limited to
oao a NJ Daiiy. Fast Mail for PoaghksseDse Al,
1880 4 Mscep, SUNDAY bay Express For cats d
Mountains. Rchheld springs and all important view
York STATE points -
i'o bus. Cincinnati nSanapolIs and ST. Louis stops
rougnkeepsie. Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
loo Daily Chicago FOR Detroit, csys-
Aibany. schenectady Utica Syracuse. Rochester
;,3o p M'~Excep; sunday West Point. Poushkeepsic.
oatskiI Mountains Albany Troy sara'os % ne,rol,
$50 d. "a. Chicago 40 p m. stops at Albany
'OG Bao SFafa f fas 0c cssaean S Toledo
c:=? ? MEDy For albany Troy Lake
Lake PLACID. lake George. Lake Champlain ana
ZOO For Abany Trey Tsc a Aa %5onssGs
Islands and Montreal Friday only sleeping car 10
1880 Tpy For Dae s, Na fssso rang Stops Ssvs at
roaehR'p.e albany "a and ' G,ea
o:oO MDay carries Sleeping car pas fns1a
0I5 F. M~Dai For Syracuse osweg9 w Water T5
eil Chicago. except saturday. fO Clayton ape
vneen and the Auburn Road. Sundays only GLOW
4o l a ls c ss ra s 'Fa s
aay e 1s oo5 sn ola psf'' p ,1sn ana
a:OB l. H. and 3s:IJ =. M.-Daly. except Sunday 10
Pt.sfeld. Harlem Division. ~,
o:l5 \. M.-Sunday only ~ Pittsheld ana the DsiA-
shire 1 l. x ii Ha' fA Rai' ~ yoyKERs
IAN night between both st ana points , on
Putnam Division far YonKers. In conneeIon Wi,n
elevated Road This the only line running d"
night tralnq ont y New-YCrk
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Traus Illuminated with Plutsch Light ~..,--
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand central station.
~ rraivIr IA Park Place PSI 4l3 broadway: 81 East
ig.h-,t. ~ broadway. ~ columbus ave. vi Wesi
I9Jtl-sf and h-st station New-lork. Ss ana E2o
Fuifou 81 and iuG Hr adwa,. f. D.. Brooklyn. 49,
IN III o. uot ID
coff Express Company. ... ., ,.>.,r,c
JOHN VI TDTrEN. GEOkPE II bANAtL.S.
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COHuENTS on SMITH.

WHAT JERSEY NEWSPAPERS HAVE To SAY ABOUT
TIE SENATOR'S ATTITUDE.
From The Trenton State Gazett'
But whether or not Mr.. Smith decides 20 continue
the Performance OF the responsible duties 90 chair
man a. the State Democratic Committee. the situe-
ton into which he has fallen l. peculiar ana. ~"
should say. an undesirable one.
Had Mr.. Smith in his letter o. resignation al
dressed 10 the committee" taken stand more
ciearIv defined. had b.. declared himself for sound
money and as being IN sympathy with "a majority
q the Democratic voters fl this country r. htr
than with ma jority OF the Poporrats OF me w est
and South. had he said nat b" was against Bryan
and Ervanism-thc State Democratic Committee Of
Ncw-Jersey would. we doubt not. have promptly
acccp,ed his resignation
The majority that Mr.. Smith bowed 20 IN the nrst
Instance was that which controlled the chicago
Convention and ne will now be especially CON
sisfenf II he bows the Will OF majority OF the
STATE Democratic Committee. which approves IN.
action OF the Chicago Convention, and remains al
the head OF that organizations
Mr. smiths fort 10 make friends with every
body hv performing most difficult teat Qi stttd-
ding has made him ridicu Gus ana enabled the
So Denocrafic Committee 10 place him In posi-
ton TO arouse the pity OF every sensible MAJ
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uo,orrv wlyTs LOWER WATER RATES.

The uoboken Board OF Water Commissioners has
,sed resolution informing the Hackensack
water company that its agreement made win the
civ OF Hoboken on November -. ISL VIII ho' pe
r.n.u,ed when the contract expires The Commits
,cerq b,lieve that the city should have water az
lower rate and that the liackensack Mater ON m
,,rv * ahle 10 give H. Iloboken Is compelled by
~. ,erDs Of the contract 10 give one years notice
~ IFS Intention not to renew the agrceinent-
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TIE SMITH JURY DTSAGREES.

The fury in the case Of the Township OF South
Orange against Moses p. Smith. the former Town
ship Collector. and mis- two bondsmen TO recover
township moneys misappropriated by Smith, after
being ont all night came into court in Newark
Yesterday and announced that they could not agree
The Jury were discharged by Judge Depue one
Juror stood out. Il was SAID IN favor OF Sihi,I
srued 70 be In favor Of the township
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
4 WEDDING.

Camden Sept % tspeciaD.-Frank F. Patterson
st. pres. dent OF the Telegram Publishing COMPANY
and one OF the best-known young newspaper men III
South Jersey. married this afternoon Mrs IsaDel
Froler Donaldson daughter Of Captain X J. Ley
burne OF The Reading PENN Times The cere-
monv vas nerformed in Mr.. and Mrs Pa;terson's
future home al No. 2lJ Penn-st.. by the Key W.
DAYTON Roberts pastor OF The First Presbyterian
Ch,rch IToicott Jackson Patterson. brother OF the
Bridegroom and city editor Of tine Telegram. was
bes, man. and the bride was gwen away by he'
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t,,y cREDITORS LEFT BEHIND.

pa,saic Sept % (SpeciaD.- Benjamin F. Patton
...ho has had a large butcher business IN Passdlc-
60 disappeared yesterday. and Is now fugitive
from justice. He owes over %vo' ana ms V's'o'' SID
80" a. M, amount 10 anything. About year
80 pa,,on came here from West Virginia. and
e.. 80, has been running his business on prom
ises He has been in not water for some time r s
checks have been going 70 prole99l ~ ,,''U ''
80 been suing him right ana lell
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NOT LIKELY TO BE MATCHED.
From The Newark News

Mr. Smith with his convictions against Tree com
age Of si yer ust as stlff ever assured the com,
nitteo that either IN out of that body n" WOULD
be- equally liberal He would put UP Just as much
OF his wealth to promote the cause OF trre syrr a.
that measure, BUT this offer this beautiful subJa-
CATION OF principle for politics. did not aver inc
determination OF his colleagues 10 retain MN aa
their leader. ,,-.,.ia o.. ..
Neither did they show any disposition 10 .o-e
SIGHT of any possibl. financial advantages WHO
might loom up before them. Nj. Sni,n inisnt
enral funds for the benefit Of the freesiIv"r cause
and do It without straining his sold,siahu.ru me- -
ri.s hut Mr. Smith out Of the committee Wo"lu NC
hc mi. ~ raise so much money FOR the cause OF
free silver as II he were member OF the comm
,e. co az between the iOss Of revenue ana soi4-
mo chairman 80 called. the Democratic S'"l'
Committee prefers the revenue ,,.,.., =,
sincerity since Bryan A.tgeid and Tilman captured
the democratic party ar ChicaS9 n"t tna' wi,,,
he re briefly chroucled - not likely 10 De Ha'c"e"
H., All mis- campaign Of fustian and funk.
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TRYING TO STAND oN BOTH SIDES


rnna, lid l. smith. r. lie trusts and mis-
truss and 0ounders about in sea OF Doubt ana
mali bows 10 the Will 81 the majority o., we
T.nrcr.tfr marty We have more respect TOT we
a,t1,d Of The Hon Bil DAILY. Of hohoken. Iie
-, 70 Ghicaro with Smith claWing the AR IN ms
WI" 49, s,r "od hut when ne couldn't get u he dis
plaved Al lest the shrewdness Of pctuiosser III
,,r...Udug TO have undergone "a coulirlt 'ol-N'l +,
TO-, ~ th. silver craze. Bil DAILY thus rendered
himself regular with both feet as The 4oys or
Hobokcn would say hui anil,H' Wa, ,t.,' tb't
sfond9 The Hoboken boys must say or MN thti
he hasn't \ lag 10 stand on he went 10 ,hi,abo
1ir ~ side OF :he money question. ana IN no"
,',Ling - lame attempt 70 stand on both sides al
49," h.. loses his standing altogether
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

CHICAGO > +. ~. and 1918 night
I,lTrSf.f- re; 80. - = sun Il - night
t.iNcfNNATI. ST. LOt II. 10 a. m. p m -,
WASfIfNGTON BALTIMORE sl5 10 DINING Carr.
iiso m dining caD. = 23o Dining Carl = tDin'ns
-arl o. m T. night. SUNDAY. 10 ulninE Carl - ~
a H. iDnlns carr : tDinng can DINING carr p
m. y L. night
NORFOLK li.3O a. daily ,
NT.tV' OIiI.l:ANS Through sleeper. p. m dtlly
A rains are Hum mated with Pln'sch J. ght 49, "a.
Orces 49, l72 81. ~ 40 Rway ~ F. l4 $50, H.,
to7 govary y 800 344 Fulton ST. Brooklyn, station
lot - Liierty ST. { r. r. Il y. J. Baggage checked
rom hotel lr residence dest nation
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,.r1rp AND son 60 TO JATL.

Paterson Sept % (speciaD.- William ana q S.e'
Je''h' -. g. twelve wears old He stole watch
ia 49, sc father stood on guard. Then the pair
v ~' the tmepicce for old gold jenkins goes to
one year in State Prison, and MS son VIII re-
serte o the Jancsburg Reform School uhu' he a'-
,ains his ma jority. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
rgr nrDFORD WILL CONTEST SETTLED.

,-,e case OF the Will Of william VI Bedford 'he
-, ,sas a., MS home in South Orange. was
.,,A yesterday by agreement II was conte ndrd
49, 'HIelfords aunts. Mrs. Iedde and MT ,Io, h
py 49,. 80. Of unsound mind when ne devised Ms
'Ii. az sU on 10 his TWO half-sstcfH ana i'l7 mar
S.tnr Il, tn settlement made So" VIII b. l'aid
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
ms LEGH BROKEN EYA TALL.

Rutherford. Sept. p (SpeciAD.-Frank Sohohcd.
sixteen years old q son of Henry Schofeid. climbed
a chestnut tire. i'm Ridse-ave to-day. and while
reaching after OF the burrs hanging far out on
the branches fell 20 the ground. Both Of tho boys
legs We're fractured. ard he was taken tonight 70
the Emergency Hospital. \ brother OF th" boy was
drowned while swimming in Z, small stream near
Eufhrrflrd some time ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
OBIT[ AIRY.
CAPTAIN JAMES p. FUREY.

Elizabeth sept % (SpeclaD Captain James Il
Tsr.v. a gallant veteran o. the war and Wen
known stump speaker - Elzapeth se'V'@i 20 go
- dts suddenly las night AZ E,mors. Captain
p,,ray served through Tie war In PenhsylVaIil.a
regimen and from ne rank o. prEa-s 20 ,,i Sd
~ contain He at.erWari came 10 r. .zADe'n a',u
o~rariz.I COMPANY p. 81 Regiment, y y. y. u y
H. served A. ia commander for severa. yeArs IA
e,ua,'d IN The bui ding business In EllzaDe;h anu
f5Iewel (. urtl MS dea-E He = survived py
...T 1tft~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
MISS COOLEY ARE TED.
SHE SHOT A BOY BECAUSE HE ANNOYED HER
WHILE ENTERTAINING CALLER

veu-Brunsu-ick. Sept % SpeciaD.-Miss Laura
cooley Of Livingston Park near this city who few
n,gh,s ago shot Lawrence Messeroll has been ar
resed and has given bonds for her appearance Mes
-, nd other Young men threw stones IL her house
SeI % "a ~ v,as entertaining a caller DAME Ryan.
Th- bullet lodged in the calf OF Messeros righ; leg
InS Sae no, Vet been extracted Miss Cooley lives
a a,i,h her grandmother. and the Two had been an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
NEUAN WILL ACCEPT.
HE CONSENTS TO BECOME AGAIN A CAN
DIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

Congressman Thomas McEwan, IT. mas con-
scented. If nominated. to become again the he-
publican candidate for representative in Con
gress from the With District. He was aVerse TO
accepting the nomination again. but so many
friends have urged him to be candidate that
he has finally yielded. and will probably be the
nominee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
HIS sKrTT FR4CTTRED BY A FAIL

Elizabeth. Sept % Especial. John Mckenna' me
driver Of Newark brewery wagon was p'o'"D,y
faslly injured this afternoon IN ENZaoe'H
wagon got caught in switch OF the street id'"eS'
upsettlng Il and ,nroUlng McKenna win great iorcS
sgaDs, a curbs,one His skull. was Hac'u' .Gavian
re was removed unconscious ~ '"e
Brothers Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

Mr. Eli Buchanan Eye died yesterday al her
home No 80 Pavonia-aye.. Jersey city. She Gun
tract.d "a cod while visiting relatives III l"""u',
49,, sba was horn in lsj6-a strange coinci-
, 49, ber father was a cousin OF President
Buchanan. who was elected that year ME- T T;Se
.. ,,rarriront I'm social and church circles ne
M"2 Vii he In the family plot at Carlisle Penn.
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ur.Rr HIS PARTY AND HIMSELF.
From The Elizabeth Journal

senator James Smith has at last spoken What
hc said taken ~ a whole. Is neither nrsh nor
III 10 Good red herring He has hurt his party
and h" mas hurt himself lie will resign from me
National committees. but ne bows to "a"
an ~ his party He thinks the people can trust
n Demo rattle President and Congress bnt WI not
en- .iation and then repudiates himself for re-
iudiafinc reputation. Il may be construed That
" ~. ~, morn rnnnln bout un.AtIsfacfOry Wll.
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rop sBrRIFF or MERCER COUNTY

,r~o,,on Sept % (speciaD.-The Republican
Counfv Convention to-day nominated Harry ASH
more for Sheriff. Mr. Ashmore mas Deen an ar"'e
fused public office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

lie SUSPENDED Tax Receiver says that
Ne"" ...oued down for little irregularity
he Wa ,,ar.t think was an irregularty. The
iha' ~ ,., consisted in using the city's money
irresu'~, business Such nice phrasing
in M .,e author for a place among the
rrvanits orators
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DEL, LACkANA>NA AND WESTERN r. ia
stations tn NeN-f Ork. FOOT mil
Christopher Streets.
vESTIBlLED Ik Ni.S. III Ll.AitN ulEFK,r

Direct route TO NIWAIK FLOOAFlLl.D MONrcl.AfR
THE ORANGES. summit BaruaIasvile Baskins
Ridge Mad " rrs,.a D. passac Paterson Boon.s
ton Dover Stanh pc. NEWTON BUDDs LAki'
LAKE HOPATcoN'i. HacNettsi1wn. S(.flOoif.
MOI NTAlN. wAsni ngt2n PHIL .lPsist re- EASTc5S
WATER GAP. SIkOlDSIt re Eocono AionutaIn.'
SCRANTON PITTSrON. WfLKTSB BARRE NA%Tf.
COKE DANNlLLE. NORTH MBERLAND Mont.
rose RINGHAMTON. ONF pRD. NORWICH Nsfs,
Vile. UTICA HlCHF'EL.1 SPRINGS Cortia1d
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA OW Ego ELMfRA
CORNING. BhTh n. nANSNILLE. BtFFALO ant ii
points WEST, North LIST AND SOUTHWEST
500 2. M-BINGIiAMToN NAIL Stops az principal
1000 A. M.-oCafe Carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON RING.
HAMTON UTICA KitHFlELD SPRINGS SYRIA.
CUsE and OSWEGO EMPRESS. pullman Buffet Par-
lor cars connect Al Buffalo with tram Tor Chicago
and points west
and EI.MIRA EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlas
400 p. M-sCRANTON. WILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
Ol-TH EXVK Pullman Baff-t Pari0r car
1:3O = ~ DAILY ffaio Nesflhuled Limited Erprcss
for SCRAN rON. BtNGHAMTON ELMIRA. BUZZ
FAIO Pullman Hufe' sleeping Ca Connects a
Buffalo With irair Tor Chcag and 20 nts
NJ Daily ff' FfAl.D. SCRANTON. BfSGfIAN-
TON ITHACA RI HFiFLD SPRINGS SYRACUSE
and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman nurc Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at =
Park Place Broadway Tickets At ferry stations ~!
n. Iway III an we i2ti>si.. - West l25thSi
.s5 Courhus-a,~. Ssw- York l3s and 72G Fion-si.
iOS Broadway Bros Yn Time tables giving full infor-
wEsTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY viii call Tor ADJ
check baggage from ipsl or residence % dest-aton
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NOT A TEMPORARY ORGANIZATIONS.
,-,,v p.1NrR AND BUCKNER COMMITTED or
HUDSON COUNTY PROPOSES TO STAY
IN THE FIELD.

N THE FIELD
The Palmer and Buckner committee for Hu9soh
County which sprang into existence Monday night
and decided 10 name a county ticket Is composer
of prominent and active men VINO nave ions op
nosad ring methods and have embraced the OPP
nortunitv 10 form an organization to combat boss
ism. The promoters expect 10 make II perma-
nent organization ard TO continue the war AFTER the
present campaign. They contemplate nominating
bv petition a complete county ticket. ana al the
meeting tomorrow night the Executive Committee
will probably name the candidates ior congress e3
Georee l. Record will receive the nomination Tor
Conqress and ex-Finarce Commissioner AVA A
f,O5eeu vii he the nominee for Sheriff. The nomi-
nee for Surrogate Will probably be selected rom
Ioboken 4 r Hexamer and ex-senator Rudoph
y Poha are mentioned as candidates for Assembly
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ROYAL RLTE LINE.

40 PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
. WASHINGTON
1000 r,hans1epha %eek days 429 500 s.i5 soo.
.BuTst Paror Carr 1870. 800 DninS carr Geo. 100
300 r NJ 2 10 sht sundays. 430. go ZOO. II 30.
,DnIng .ar) a NJ. 200 400 800 Dining carr
p NJ. 1913 night
1000 II 20 Dining carr 4 ". 200 $50 500 Dining
carr 600 p NJ l2'l5 night. Sundays 20 1000 u 20
Dining carr NJ. 200 90. Dining Caro- Goo p NJ
Tickets parorcar seats ran no procured NJ foot ~
IMorry s.. 40 I72 2Gl ~ 9ii 40 zoe rroaawar
!ss Oh Az. 81 Fls' i''h St l53 Els, i2lfh s. -
West - s. - Columbus A.. New York : Court
burg The NewYork Transrar Company viii cali for ana
check baggage from hotels residence destination
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NV;JtRS'A NFN\
" 80, ~

chinese laundrymsn that put up a COM
the Nctlinley-Hobart and Bryan-Sewall
hina'O" paterson must he Celestial member
pan. Great Smith family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

- nc didn't think was d"
ihS' =" consisted in using the citys money
ir'' -. nr,vate business. Such nice phrasins
IN u" H. the author for a place among the
Bryanits o'S''''
.,,,a not he forgotten that some Demo
IL ~evc-Iersey are Drawing much this year
eIS" and conscience. Take, for example
fo' p,,,snhouse. Editor OF The Hacketts
OnA'' ca7e,te" who is standing UP for sound
"" 4, q free-suver hotbed. 1t is the same
nv rhuir 4 McAviney. OF The kearny
-" who IS ightng the Bryan heresy Wig
-, a,,boueh AZ least two-thirds OF his
"a raasers are among the Silverites.
c.,,,.,. clerk Wrighton Of Essex, did well in
,,-- - chances Of error in the printing Of
,.uo.s for the November election. The eX-
.o-,ence Of las; spring made it imperative that
-, ,-ecaution should be neglected.
Patterson newspaper there was printed
.o-, accusing one ~ the City Fathers OF
na,inr been bribed The newspaper now ira
,.o-sss the accusation. says that the accuser mas
cd - narts unknown. and winds up by intimat-
20 that the Alderman is a pretty good fellow
THAT Is hailed as A "vindication." and legal pro
osss,ngs have been stopped. The Alderman was
su,slv desperately eager for an opportunity 10
chow what forgvng disposition he has.
IN simple Justice we called upon TO say that
,,~ iest SATURDAY. night were most unjust and un-
~ r,e,,ier1arlv when he said that " Jim MARITIME
would se h na sod DISAGREE G WITH Mr. Marines IDEAS
On political questions. they will all agree that ne
e honorable and homes. In his declarations
.PlsinAeld Press
Sell his soul for a political job? Never Mr.
MARITIME isn't looking for a job His peculiar
role Is that Of running for office when there is
no chance Of election Who shall say that he is
not entitled to rank with those heroes of byGone
sres who have led forlorn hopes?
purveyors Of high-class fiction for the Wash
ladies own Magazine" have material for
thrilling story in that report from Atlantic City
about a servant charging her employers with
robbery. She alleges that they opened her trunk
and stole therefrom $3.50 in cash and a diamond
pin valued AT $1,000
Edgar Miller is a Scotch Plains farmer. Re
Gently he agreed to pasture thirty COWS for
specified sum Each day at noon the dairyman
droy. his COWS home. presumably for the pur-
nose OF nj ing and came back again soon Mr.
Miller somehow got it into his head that the
COWS underwent a great change during their
short absence. He took the trouble TO investi-
cate and found that the daryman was pastur-
Ing sixty COWS instead Of thirty. The contract
has been declared off. but the COW owner an
nounces that he will seek the aid Of the courts
20 enforce II
For the luxury Of humping and kicking a
,osrectable and unoffending citizen In Hoboken
the charge is So. according 70 Recorder NC
Donough's scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
RAILROAD OINEN JERSEY
tAnihracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.

tAnihrncIte coal Used eNCuqiNelyl
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
On and after Sept. c 1870
Trains leave station floi Liberty 81
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk re,
$50 Il3 H;lo - ~ g Eastonl =. VI. 40 20 ais
- n Fasforb * f13O o. Allertovn = VI Sundays.
4:30. 7.l5 10 Fas:onl A VI. 100 = 20 600 p NJ
For Wikesh7-ro. .ltsfon. and Scranton 0.iO A. VI.
l:lo. 20 iiI r Il sundays. 1 20 \. NJ.
F. loading AZ $40 500 0.iO 1000 n 20 4 NJ. ITO
20. 200 l30. ~ : - 900 = ". ie.i5 night Sun
DAYS 40 A NJ. co > 70 $40 600 p NJ. 10 - night
For n rrishIrg 30 500 9.i0. II 80 A ". ITO
20 40 800 80 = NJ. I2:i5 nvht SUNDAYS. 40
A ". 100 $40 500 p ". '2.l5 night
For Su1bury. Lcwisbu-R and Williamson NJ 43N.
500 $40 ". no 20 900 p. NJ Sundays. 40
A NJ eco =
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A FIT PERSON TO LEAD THEM.

From The Jersey city News
/, H. not remarkable that the Popocratc state
,,-rtfte. should have refused 10 accept the rcsig
nsiion OF Jim Smith They recognized that he was
nute a NJ person TO be their leader ana cn'ei
PIT Up AND SHUT Up.
From The State Gazette.
The wise thing for the Hon. James Smith 10 do
now, II 10 put w and shut w.
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Railroads..

DGMM III
q RAILROAD. 49,
STATIONS foot Of DesbrVsses and cortlandt Streets
900 An F /? EFefi I sD's9SSE Z Car 40 r,.ba
1000 PESXsfyAXn. I'D, D dsss91.n
70" cas arrive. Chicago ~ cl.Ye.a % s'O l.
Louisville rae 2. NJ. St Louis S44 = d.. and Io'e''
200 +. VI. CHICAGO AND ST DoUTs ExPREss1s
seeprg and Dining cars % 81 i,u,. I,ouisNns. az ea
p NJ. Chicago ,s,' 80 ~ : n ~ ~
Cars Chicago ana cleveland. Arrives Cleveland ii%
.t ~ " ihses9 K n ns faxSPnrssepng and
Dining Cars 70 Cincinnati and - Louis A"ysS, Sh
einnau go r. ~ Indianapolis 1913 T. NJ d. LOUIS
500 p. VI. PAciFic ExPREss.- Pullman sesens ca,
Pitsburg Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
$50 WASHINGTON s5s TOM AS I'D TIE so'rH e az
coasTessional an p9or 9nd DginS Sa e ,s t
sS"%ay $50 SO, o7" . e. s s = e.
SOUTHERN RALwA{-'2o P NJ aai:y sle sgs Voc 70
springs. 1915 night daily sleepers New orleans and
AT "a Sss As1 a13 SS sy Sleeper TO TO
cHFsHPEXKE & ONO RAILWAY Exo-~-. . % P NJ
For old Point Comfort and NQrfok Va cape Charles
Route; NJ weekdays, and. with Through Sleeper.
Atlantic ciy. 80 p. NJ. weekdays Through Buffet
For Cape MAY. 100 4 " and % p NJ week-davs.
F. frrr p.a1ch. As'urv Park ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant, oiO A. NJ. 1910. go 80. ~ 40 and
f.D b. ~ week days Suri4ys is0p lnteriasen for
Asbury Farkj r.ij A. NJ = 20 + ".
FOR rHILtDELpHIA
GO 80 $50 q 90 go Parra Lfmfei. ~ 10 DIN
Can ~ NJ. ! 30 3 s. 4.lO 4 20 Dining
carr. $50 Dining carr. Dining carr. % : , ".
10 - night. sundays -. 80 Q 20 90 Limited.
10. ~ A. NJ. ? DINING Carl. A. 40 Dining Csr). 30
Dining carr DINING carr 80. :. . = N. ~ Is
night.
Ticket O~ic,s. No. f73 ~ 1876 i323 III and 2si
Broadway. sflr n .Use and foot ~ Doshrosses and
C1rtland St-eet~. Curt street so Fulton s'roe' %
bob fIarfr ~
Street. BROOKLYN. station. Jersey civ. Tho New
Transfer Cor WI cl flr and check baggage from
hotels and residences through % destination.
;. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General fass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
ALL PAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
c. For red Bank Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean
Grove. and points south 10 Point Pleasant 40 $40.
1870 A y. 30. 800 400 a 30 Ped Bank) AS
Park ana Ocean Grofe) 900 \ NJ. 400 p NJ
For Lakevool Toms River. narnegat Park and Barne-
ga. 1870 $50 \ II. 10 430 p VI
F., A,an;ic city Vineia7d and Briigeton 40 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach seahright AMI Highlands Of
Naves,Hn go $50 \ -. go 4A3. Gi5 VI Sun