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KILLED BIZ THE SERBS.
Thoy AEain Resent Intrusion on Their Island
by KIlIinE Two white vIsitors.

huoy ABoIu csohL hutruu1Oh on Ine1r hhInno
by KiiliuE Two white visitors-
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ga despatch from Her
mosillo says that another tragedy has been en-
acted on Tiburon Island in the Gulf of Califor-
mia, and two more white men have fallen vic
Tins to the savage Seri Indians. These victims
are Capt. Porter and a sailor named johnson,
who were gathering shells and rare birds for q
curio company. The Indians resent any attempt
Of white men to land on their shores. and have
many bloody murders on their list. Several
times expeditions have been projected to punish
them, but as yet nothing has been done. They
have the reputation of being cannibals. and are
reported TO devour tho bodies of those they kill.
Porter and his companion landed on the island
on Oct. 81. Pearl oysters are found near the
island. and interesting shells are numerous on
the beaches. The interior of the island, on ac-
count Of the danger of penetrating 1t, has never
been fully explored, and it is thought to contain
their danger, but nevertheless they beached
their boat, landed. md after a short exploration
Of the beach started inland. They went only o
short distance and then started back for their
boat. Before re ching 1t they were intercepted
by n party Of Serbs, who at once attacked them.
The two men. who were fully armed. fought des-
perately for life and fred twelve shots before
they we're overcome by the savages. What be-
came of their bodies is not known, but 1t 10 sup
posed they were eaten.
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lteR. rnrsroxs BoDr ,rovrD.
II Hs - Rspose In q Crypt az the white Plata
Convent.

Nv
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Nov. s.-The
attending the translation Of the remains of the
Right Rev. Mgr. Thomas stanislaus Preston,
D. D., LII. D., domestic prelate to his Holiness
rope Leo Kill, and prothonotary apostolic
from SI ratrick's Church in Mott street. New
YORK, where the body has reposod since death,
70 tho chapol OF the Sisters Of the Divine Cont
passion, on the convent grounds on Broadway,
this village, was begun this evening. Mgr.
Preston was tho founder OF the order OF the
Sisters OF the Divine Compassion, and its direc-
tor until his demise. Mother Mary Veronica,
Il l.. e, Is the Superioross Of the order, and
unier her direction the extensive property in
this village has been acquired. Tho chapel,
tsils; IS intended TO he the final resting place Of
sn3 q'1ss, nyf;ns SSoI pre prNS = crypt ,I beneath tnr ne ne
burial Of the sisters Of tho order surround this
tomb.
TO White Plains tonight. Tho funeral party
was met at the depot by the Rev. James w.
E EsaiSy; se op this IF tfH eeu anG Walter St Il; 1 g. sta ths
eession was Joined by the sisters and clergy at
tached to the institution, attended by acolytes,
o'clock the divine Office was rocitod BY tho clergy.
hourly masses from I to 10 4. NJ. At ii O'clock
Archhishop Corrigan, Bishop Farley. and ffty
ity, will conduct the services Of solemn high
mass Of requiem. The celebrant will be the
Rev. John Edwards of the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception OF New York city, with
the Rey., James w. Kelley as deacon, and the
mary at Dnnwoodie as sub-deacon. The mas
ters of ceremonies will be the Rev. J. n. Con.
molly, secretary, to Archbishop Corrigan;
the Rev. G.. d. Myhan. assistant secre-
tary, and the Rev. Brother Cure. o.
s.. F. S. The personal. escorts of Arch
the throne. will be the Rev. J. w. Mclean Of st.
Peters. New York; and the Rev. Charles Il.
preached by the Rev. Neil McKinnon, s. j.. rec
tor of ~Ignatius 10y la, New York city. Tho
music will be conducted by the Rev. Father
double quartet from his choir. The Rev. Father
Samuels and the Rev. Father BiElow will chart
the psalms. The pallbearers will be the Rev.
James Dougherty, d. d., the Rev. p. W. Tandy,
the Rev. J. J. Kean. the Rev. Thomas F. Lynch.
the Rev. II. A. Brann and the Rev. jose Mare
chaux, V. S. F. S.
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Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot of West e3d ST. penn. r. r.. Cortlandt
show TING from Cortland. or peseTosssS s. ",
for MATCH and Intermediate stations.
iTh1tA,, asEFSEvA,. EsotHEsTER. BtFFALfoo;;
poiai.; lining hst car a na@r chair !" "Sr' to ' Ban pieaS'pa' l0'a'
.IO..s. 1880 A, NJ sundays only. for
n: :io:s 5e" . 'S . +; n. '. da'iS. sxesp. Sunday. for
MAucH CHUNK and intermedlate points
"BIicK DiAMoND EEXPREss,"
Arrives Buffalo $500 p. NJ. Pullman yestibule Day
a la Carte. Connects at Buralo with through sleep
er :I I 9.s.0 Is naa ' +. h. daily, ercep. Sunday. for
MAUca cHUTk and s Il lnt term, od points to. p,sror
U CHUNK and the coal branches.
wl like; 'saG + Plr Il 5 asiiy sc itSsRt Ssaa aSd pr dGr
in coal regions; chair car for wilkesbSrre.
w IKE; sfi9 ! rrr \; SG;,' %sG SsSsPf oSa" %aa pr fSf
4. coal regions; pullman Bunot Parlor Car for
'i,SS, s,ISr NJ. daily for EAsroN and inter.
'S.Ss, S,IoT NJ. daily, except Sunday, Express
tions. Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair
.sisS. 100 !. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. aud all points West. Pullman sleeper vestt.
bule train n. Y. to Chicago. sleepors to Buffalo and
.1'ns. $40 P; n; daily: except Sunday, stopping
I'M INK MATch 81 T. III, J fNSrne n sAYkE.
GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA, and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
si5.. DiOO J., NJ. daily, for ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points West. Pullman s!ecpers to Wilkesbarro aud
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and Intermediate points, leave as
follows: $500. 300 A. NJ, 1898. 2;3o, $500. ago.
and 'J:55. $3.50 4. n.
Tickets ani Pullman accommodations at il3. 2Gl,
273. $50. ga, and 1898 broadway, ~ E. +th At. 100
L. l25th ST, l27 Bow"ry. n, Y; 500 Fulton St, 4
Court at, rs Bway, aud Brooklyn Annex, brooklyn.
| N. Y. Transfer 60, will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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Rnhttr Notices.
PURIIC MnTlCE.

OFFICE OF THE cIFRK or THE COMMON OoUN-
o0~ NEW YORK. November 8, 1857.
Pursuant to directions given TO me In the Following
ell October 20, 1897. and approved by the Mayor No
venbrr list, 1897. viz
O'Clock p N. j in .h sV asisynoo1' the oham6er OF the
BOARD of Aldermen, be and they are hereby .aesig'
mated ms the time and place when and where the np-
plicaiIon OF the BROOKLYN, New York and Jersey City
Terminal Railway Company to the Common Council
OF the CITY OF New York for ia consent and permis-
sion for the constructor, maintenance and operation
MUGS and tbaroprhfs a. o ~ ths city Of New York. as
they are more pnrticuiariy sot forth in the accompa-
notice be- given by the cierS of tthiS Board for fourteen
DAYS In two daily newsnapera 10 be designated there
for by his Honor the Mayor, according to the pro
such adVertisinS to o be- % AZ tse sHrense Of the petitioner.
time and place mon 4 In the resolution the fol.
lowing replication OF the Broosiyn, New York and
Jersey CITY Terminal railway Company VIII DO con.
sIdered, as Is reuuired nv tbc nroyisIon OF tho Rail.
road Laws
and County n Ssy TorE: ...v
cttty W T. pre,ii,Hpi 2tojuneD r99N,yn, New rs,pSetfniiy shows.
I-That your d titioper il a railroad corporation.
pursuance 0f The nrovisiops Of an net OF the
I, ~gIsIaturc or the State OF New York, entitled "The
poses to build, construct, maintain and oper-
ate q railroad for public use in the convey.
tion, in The civ and Spuntv Of Sew York. In the
State or New YORK, being part OF the railroad of your
BrooNIYn. in the Snn"tn " Kts ,nas and n state Of New
YORK. a or near III" j"gc III Off OF fFla i and Allan.
tic avenues. to Jersey civ In tho state of New Jer.
sew, and that tho ra,iroad Of your petitioner 10
to he a tunne, railroad. tho rorte of which passes
under the surface OF the following streets, avenues
and htghwnys in the CITY and County OF New
York, to wit: Bcginning al the exterior line of South
street, Mt the foot OF NJ ,iden Lane. on the East River,
in the City and County Of New York, and running
from said polnt OF commencement nm Ter the surface
Of South street, and thence under the surface OF
Maiden Lane TO broadway. in saId CITY and County OF
New yOrEt thence rontiuuiny under the surface of
Broadway to Cortlandt street, in said city, and under
the surface uf CoriInndt s;rce, To IN Termination OF
said street al w,st street. and thence under the sur.
face Of West street TO the westerly line Of snid street.
1.-THE railroad nroposrd To be built. constructed,
maintain d and operated by ySur petitioner, ma here.
inbefore set forth. is intended TO be ouerated by any
mower other thnn I,comntI,o st,am. which now or nj
any time hereafter may lawfully be used o.. EN-.
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q Cleveland stnaste Accused or Onensivo
Partfoaunhip.

BATE, N. r, Nov. at 10 rumorod tonight
that orders have been given out to punish Post
master Drum cleveland Demoorat) for offensive
partisanship. and that DR.. o. ". Sutton will be
appointed to succeed him within ten days.
Charges have been preferred against Crnm. Mr..
Crum was very offensive in his remarks about
certain Democrats who went up TO Canton last
fall. The Republicans want his scalp.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Chambers
81, AZ follows. AMI five minutes earlier from West
Esd st;
O.OO ton, waYerly. Eluira, %Iunalo, bradford, ar.
riv buffalo 500 7. n. Parlor car TO Bunalo.
ONO a.. M.-Yrsi bule limIted-Fast mail daily.
ZSVO Solid train for Chicago. VIA chautauqua
LaNe, arrives Cleveland $40 A. NJ, Chicago . r., u.
Sleeper to Chicago. Cleveland. aud Cincinnati. Din.
Ming ear.
7.ln r. M.-Uunalo and Cleveland VestIbulo FIX.
.ON press daily. arrives at Buffalo 1905 A, NJ,
Bradford 7;I7 A. NJ. Jamestown 7;OO A. NJ. Cleve.
land lg:3U y. VI. iSlrrprrs 10 Huf aO and Clvveland),
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago. and
the Nest. cafe Library Car.
@. = u. al DAlLI-Niu ChautauQua Lake and
Q. > Niagara Falls. solid train 10 Chicago. sleep
ers 10 Horne!lsyille. Chicago. and Cincinnati. Dining
Car.
TICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS. AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at IN, ll3. 2Ol, iOl, ami
857 broadway. l2i Bowery. 100 East l%5th ut, aud
81 West resin A., Chanbcrs and Vest @3i q, ferries,
New York; 33S and 726 Fulton St, 100 Broadway.
Brooklyn 200 Hudson II HoboGen, and Jersey city
station. Westcotts Express calls for and ohockb bag
GASe from hotels and residences 10 desttRAnoA-
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TIVE Moro windows in tho sas-Treasury.

Workmen began yesterday cutting two big
holes in the Wall street front Of the United
States Sub-Treasury. The holes arc for win.
dows, which will be SGT in the wall in accord
ance with q favorable decision by tho Treasury
Department upon the suggestion made some
time ago by Assistant United, States Treasurer
in order to afford better light and ventilation.
There Is to be a window on each side OF the
main entrance. one at the west side lighting the
room Of Assistant Treasurer Jordan, and the
other at the east side lighting the room of Dep
uty Assistant Treasurer NJ. L. Muhleman.
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WORK OF TRAIN HREoKERss

Freight Train Ditched in AIabama and TIVE
Men Killed.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Nov. ga westbound
fast freight on the Kansas City, Memphis and
Birmingham Railroad jumped the track ON q
switch at Carbon Hill. sixty miles west Of here.
last night. The engine buried itself in an en-
bankment. John Snapp, engineer, was crushed
Martin of River, O pumper riding on the en-
CINE. was scalded to death by escaping steam.
William Walters. fireman. was scalded and
will die. 1t is thought the switch had been
misplaced by train wreckers.
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FAMILY Ell cotton BRo11.

n Tamuany Father Fractures His Republican
Sons Skull.
The Michael Washes Of 1853 Elizabeth street
do not asroo in politics. There are two of them.
The father is q Tammany man, tho son IL O Re-
publican. EARLY yesterday morning they had It
out over tho election. Michael the elder took to
scratched his face.
The father picked up an iron poker to defend
himself. and shortly the younger Michael
was carried TO- 81. Vincent's Hospital with a frac-
tured skull. The father was locked up in tho
Mulberry street station.
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RAILROAD,

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty.third street and Des.
brosses and Cortlandt streets.
~ The leaving time from DesbrosSes and Cortlandt
street is five minutes later than that given below for
Twenty third street station. ,,ro. ,o.,o.
to chicago. N coaches to P]ittsbnrg: ,u.-,
Obs 4. Vi ~PESSsYLvAH fifai.' ITHffrRp.oPuiim"n;
S9mRiigt%Ssn Cars s'f Fd4 sh, p,H'ns cI s% e 1 Tol. DOB,
,. G.aS Y. "! l naIG% ago sN hYs SF HTS $. E 5SSts F
SIS. a.. VI. WESTERN EXpREss.-For Cleveland.
,t aHI'n 2: IT. For Ts5t;!Hi VEST fsiHrf hXypiREss.-ror
Piltsburg. Cincinnati. indianapolis. st. Louis.
'i ?. NJ /; II NAP hpes ASp fx H1s ss5,li@at s,Ise' ha siss
Steering Car New York to Altoona, East Liberty.
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo.
1855. s: MA s:s5: S:s io Sla asD c sHf ie's S1 !; Il. 1855.
I;55 Ss;l5 Conversational Linn" all Parlor and
AIN: (s:i5 "consTsssionai Lin; !. al Parlor and
]s6 s;SS /: n hiaaiIiE S plSR.: ..ss P. M. 1910
Atlantic COAST ~L1NE.-EIpres., 0:a5 A. M. and
~cHaFSAP;EAKE AND OHIO RA1LwAY.-4.5s P. M.
FOR GID POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7:obA A.
ATLANTIC CIrY.-l2:55P NJ. week days.
CAP MAY.-l2:55 p. N. week days.
Long Branch. A AsS g P15k dntcTlshsn 81 s%unGsy.,.
ty-third Street station. $50. 1870 A. Nj, 3:l5,
4:55. 1925 = NJ. sundays. 9:25 A. ~. 4:55 P. NJ.
(froin Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets), $40 A. NJ,
1910. $40. $50. 1850 p. NJ. Sundays. 9:45 A. NJ.
5:l5 L. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:l5. 7:25. 7:55. S:25. S:5j. 9:25 (0:55 Penna. Linn.
ited). $3.50 Dining Car. 1888, 1898 A. M, 1888.
1865. 2:55. 3:55, 4:2i. 4:25 Dining Carp, 4;55 Din
Ing Car, $3.50 Dining Carr. 7:40, 7:55. SOB P. NJ.
1910 night. Sundays, 6:l5. 1906. s:25. s:55. 9:2o.
9:55 Uimtted). 0:55. 1888 A NJ, 1855 Dining Carr,
8;55, 4;25 Dining. Carr. 4:55 Dining Carr; $3.50
Dining Car, 7:i0. 1858, S:b5 p. NJ, 1910 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 48l. OLA, ll9G. 1928, III. and 261
broadway Aston House; West twenty third street
Station. and stations foot OF Desbrossrs and Cort.
laudt Streets; 1 Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. %
Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex Station, Brooklyn;
Station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Com.
pHny will call for and check baggage from hotels
anu residences through to destination.
J. b. J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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KILLED By q Failing Tree.

HUDSON. Nov. 8.-Lester Coons Of Manortown
was killed to-day by q falling tree. He was out
ting tho tree down, when IL toppled over and
crushed him 90 badly that he died in q fow
minutes.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

N.Y., n. III. 4 III. X. X. aud connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave. by way OF Duo.
9:O4 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester. B:S0 y. M.
1000 A. NJ, THEW London and Providence, 800 +. N.
1O:O3 A. NJ, New London ana Frovidsuco, d:26 =. ".
IL M, Springfield aud Worcester, b:40 2. NJ.
tl:hO 7. NJ, Air Line and N r. X. r., 500 z. NJ.
1.Os i. NJ, New London and Providence, 200 p. NJ.
3;Co i. NJ, New London and Providence, 900 P. NJ.
4:OO y. NJ, springfield and Wore ster, 1000 L. N.
b:0uP Nj. New London and Providence II 100 II. n.
1l:OO D. NJ. springfield ami WCr ester. 6:16 A. N.
12:OO l.. NJ, 'New londou and Providence. 8:2b A. II.
sRnns daily. including Sunday.
ttBsy state Limited; all parlor cars; fare ~. In
GLIDING parlor car seat.
+Air Line Limited; arrives Mt and departs from
Park Square station, Boston. Return service same
hour and by same route,
Through parlor aud sleeping cars by each train.
Q. r. MEMPSIEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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B%OSTONAND NEW ENGLAND,

VIA SOUND LINED -
9TONISGTOS LINE, via StOnineton. Leave Pl0H
SO. y. r.. one block above Canal st, week days only,
at o y. n. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
LINE, via New London. Leave Pier ~
(old MOI. n. r., next Desbrosses At, week dAyq
only. at q J. d. Steamers City OF Lowell ana
IhOde Island.
FALL NV FIR LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier ~. y. r.. foot OF Murray st., week days
nrrhpAtra on each,
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The weather.

Fair weather prevailed all over the country yester
day. except for light showers in northern Pennsyl
<ania ana northern Now York. the last of the storm
which was moving out the 50. Lawrence Valley.
There were o few nurries Of snow in North Dakota
and Montana
It was colder In ali parts Of the country. except IN
the Missouri Valley. thence southwark over Kansas
and Texas from where 1t was TO- to go warmer
Heavy frost was reported in the Mississippi States a
Tar south Is vicksburg.
In this city the day was fair; highest oficiHl tom
perature 60. lowest So; average humidity. 8e pei
cent wind westerly. average velocity IA miles ar
hour; barometer. corrected to read to sea level. at
A.. n. go. 70. 8 r. NJ. 1885.
The thermometer at the United States Weather Blu
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BALTIMORE & OHIO,

Leave New York. Whitehall Terminal. daily.
CHICAGO, 1:55 =. NJ. and l2;lO Night.
PITTSBURG. -: 5eX. SUNDAY; l;55 sun. ;l2: 10 night
C~1NcINNATl. ST. LOUIS. n:55 a. NJ. l:55P |. NJ.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, T:55, 0:55 Dining
Carr, 1925 A. NJ. DINING Carr. l:a5. 1928 Dining
Carr, +:55 ID ming Carr, 0:ja y. ~. 12:l0 night. Sun.
day. 0:55 Dining 'arl. li;25 A, NJ. Dining Carl, 1865
Dining Carr. ABB dining Carr. $3.50 +. NJ. 1910
night.
NORFOLK. lf:25 A. NJ. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, 1855 p. NJ. daily.
Trains lr ave foot Liberty st. . minutes later.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ofices: liz, lT2. 26l. i34. 1lI0 broadway. 81 East
18th ST.; l27 Bowery, New York; 800. 3ii Fulton St,
Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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Albany Evening Line.

The popular steamers and DEAI
will leave Old Pier Al, \. r., foot Canal
st.. at Il T.. NJ. daily Sunday excepted, making direos
connections with trains North. East. and west,
CAIskILI, HUDSON AND COXsACKIE nOAT0
leave Pier ~. n. r., foot OF Christopher st.. every
week day At q =. NJ.
LIVINGSTON LINE, West 10th st Daily I p. NJ: Sat
N urdays at |. Steamers BALDWlS and ltOMER for
Cornwall. New burg, New Hamburg. Marlboro. Milton.
Poughkeepsie. Hyde Park. EsOpus. kingston, connoct
ing with L. q d. H.. II, for all points In Catskills.
NEW Fare, eli ~CURSIO 9l.o0.
Fast steamers leave Pier 25, f. r., daily (Sundays
exceptedJ 3P. VI. and IL midnight, arriving in time
for trains TO Meriden. Hartford. Springfield. ana
points North.
DAMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier "a. \. r.,
N foot Franklin ST.. for cranston's, W'at Point
Cold Spring, Cornwall. FShkNl Landing, NewburG.
week days . i. ~; %suDi"ys A NJ
TROY HONT<.-CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA
leaves West 10th 81. daily. except saturdays. y i. NJ,
connecting with Delaware and Hudson and FitchburG
trains. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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WHlTE STAR NJ

Teutonic. ... Nov. 10. noon Majestic Nov. -, nooo
Britannia. Nov. ~. noon Adrlatic =. Dec. J. noon
Pier IS. North River. ONCE, g BROADWAY. New York
II. MAITLAND RERSEY. Agent,
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WARRINGTON FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
For New England. fart warmers northwesterly
winds. becoming westerly.
For eastern Neto York. eastern PennspIuanta, and
Neio Jsrsey. fair; warmer tcesterly totnds.
For the District of Columbia, Delaware and Mary.
land. fair; warmer; variable winds, becoming south
erly.
For western New York. western Pennsyivania, and
Ohio. fair; warmer; light westerly winds. becoming
poutheTly.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
NoDFIsHING and FisheTmen's Home-sea steamer
" AEGLER Wednesday, big catchi ~blackhsh, nuke.
SeAbAss, bluehsh; 1876 goldfish (Old grounds); old, reli-
able pilot, Al Foster, on board,
COMMENCING sunday. Nov, z, steamer AL Eos.
Y TER will run daily. except Mondays and Saturdays.
nEEP SEA MISUNDERSTANDING ANGLER. Tuesday,
~ "wednesday, Thursday, Sunday. leaves 2lst Sc. L
X, 1895 A. NJ. Battery \ A. NJ; far, 75cr with 3
lunches OF bait; ladies DOC; old reliable pilot AL
FOSTER ON board.
nREP.SEA FISHING, sundays. Tuesdays. Thurs.
IL days. Steamer AL FOSTER. from East Esd st,
TAO; battery $3.50; fare. 81. with bait ladies. DOC.
u sunday and Tuesday; goldfish. sea bass. many
Large blAcknSh, cunnera-
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,Sei.rt 1ps.a--AraSAlun.

A sHLIND PLACE, IS, near FULTON st.-superior
IA board. room. and nrc. %; improvements, piano,
good home.
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aaeal estate for ,Sale-gsrsey City.
JERSEY AVENUE. 444. Jersey City.-Seyen rooms.
~ high grade apartments; all improvements; eleva-
tor; heated; S32 upward.
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Mails for Newfoundland by rail to Halifax. and
thence by steamer, close at this onlce daily at 40
y. NJ. Mails for Miquelon. by rail to Boston and
thence by steamer. close at this ONCE daily at
s'30P. NJ: Mails for cuba close at this onice daily
at Z A, NJ, for forwarding by steamers sailing
(Mondays and THURSDAYS from Port Tampa. Fla.
Letter mails for Mexico city. overland. unless
spe, tally addressed for despatch hy steamer, close
at this onice daily at IL NJ; paper mails at @
An. iRegistered mail closes AT q 4. NJ previous
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BUILDINGS. stores, lofts. offices, and studios to lei
ID In desirable locations.
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Of the H~oiland.America Line will sail for Rotte0
dam direct on SATURDAY. NOvEM x l3Tm,
AT TO A. M. Winter rates. First cabin $50. SEQ
ond cabin 63S. Apply to HOLLAND-AMERlCA LINE,
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Rfal Gststs tOr Salr--goas aslana
Real estate for ssals-arupklyu.

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sPRlNTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c. for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter
&c, for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays, AMI CUnard. French. and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter. &c, for al! countries for which they are ad'
yertised to carry mail,
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STEAMSHIP CO.,

CHEAP EACI HStVN'
50. 90 TO Portland, Ne.. and Return.
Steamships John Englis and Manhattan leave Pier
8S, East River, foot OF Market ST., Tuesdays. Thur
days, and Saturdays at 8 p. NJ. Steamers htted with
every modern Improvement for comfort and con-
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NORTH GERMAN 10y STEAMSHIP co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON M CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS
Traye, Tu., Nov. s:9A: n Kaiser: Tu, Nov. ~. Pm
ERICH & CO. 2 bowling Green.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

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For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport. Newaa
Petersburg. Portsmouth,. Primers Point, Richmond.
Virginia Beach, Va, and Washington D. c; Freight
and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 90. North
River. every week day. e1ospt Saturday. at p. NJ,
and Saturday, at : =. NJ.