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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
GOLF.
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED ENTRIES FOR
THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.

THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Robert Bage Kerr secretary Of the United States
Golf Association announced yesterday the list OF
entries for the National golf championship 70 ne
held AT the Morris County Golf Club on oep'c"'
bor 70 20 L. Inclusive The list includes III Names
or moro than twice the number entered TOT 'ne
championship Of 1891 The tournament Is open TO
all amateur golfers belonging TO clubs Ill the asso
citation and the winner is entitled to hold lot 'hc
year the $1,000 cup that represents the champion
shin title Among the prominent competitors
will be Finay Douglas. Charles &. Macdonall'
James A. Tying. Walter J. Travis Foxha" I.
Keene and Henry p. Toler. The full list OF p'aEc'S
follows
Allegheny County Club Pittsburg-John moore re
head jr b s. Horne. o D. Thompson and W.
Apawamis Club. Rye-Maturin Baou.
Raiipsrol sGSr Hills n JmHen5y p sn TG'f f.
E FEGSnf coz SGD9y Cqs M'sSsdE
Frost, Jarvis Hunt and Mark CUMMINGS CUMMINGS r
Cambridge Golf Cub-oiardiner c. Hubbard J. U.
c,eT T4SSe d aoa AfSa Painter Robert
chevy ch@ss cub %asn,ns nS arj1re Moor
Dyker Meadow Golf club, Brooklyn-A G. Jennings
Daniel ChaunSsy and CHM l. 1 NGrTis n IT H.
Powers Farr and c. +. Watson. - a..
ESSEX County Country cub. Manchester. Mass
Fal 2aI1' COUNTY ' Golf Club Greenwich. cOnn-Fn-
HarSor Hi COR club Staten Isan 6,,Is p
uoN WIf9f c %Ds' c fns B'IE Reid
Marion Cricket c"h msverq Wns Psnn r.
My6pla ' Hunt CUB S Hamilion MassH C. Leeds
WI and d,ss. 4 Eos snnw tub-John slppoa.
Bsrger, James l. stillman. Victor sCrchan Reg;
maid Brooks W. r Thompson, Jr. l. Townsend
Burden fr and Foxhal = Ke"ne.
Nuticy Goif club Nntiey. y JM.rc y MlC ,ts,
onT ham w ate 'f smith w1n walker, David
Forgan and sinson Thompson r.,,,a vo,,er
Overland Fst Club f4aS st. Wo5 RSnysT Col
oxford Golf Club, South Manchester conrf"-W. r.
palme,o COT Club Aiken. GF pdsysS d[qnt
P. .1.ineaweaver and 81 r r Wrsht q Alien.
Thiladelphia Country club BenjaInin - A''e"'
Georss ToTls and II Ni Fo Staten rslona-
Rive I1'V coli club. chicasoE. b. Bliss J. F.
poo i@.tn"r Country COM Club-John p Bowman.
Rockaway Hunt Club. Cedarhurst Long Island
St, An d. sS GcIf club Noun, Hope: y W L!
Sends W G W,t cdcbr mGlorGoN Baker. T
Markoe Robertson. John Reid, IT, and Arden NJ
s,oe EGGIhs Golf clus-Jos.ph II. Choate.
Sbjonecock HIS COX club Long Islnnd-Cor,landt
~ Barnes sherman Day. George G. Ciark' Jr''
scranton Country Cuba T. Huntington
S,ers1 island Cricket Club-Georg" r Arm, 'OO,s.
pr y 0Connor Charles r. Stout and ouo
Hockm.yer ,
..r.,.'iiS coIf c',ih-A g. Rushmore. Richmond Ia
bot ] 9 Rennard. Grenve Kane ana w Is
wos,ches,er Country club Alexander Morten ana
De Iancey Nicoll . .,,,s
WASHINGTON Park Ciub-Morrla g. .nintni' ,..,
Ivoodnnd COZ cub. Auburndale miss N''SO'
Manning. " 49,, r,r,,1 " RAY
ard Cutting ir w l.. Gunther. 'haties L.
Torrin ard r { watson. lr C..,,os -
Wee Burn COLI club. Noroton DohH ''''''' 80
Seeley and Edward Leav'tt
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of

New York-Fr,nces X Lpman ~ al r''
against Lombard Schuster ct al. Defendan,s - ssA
In pursuance Of Judgment az Foreclosure nn' sssr.
duly made and entered In the above entitled acU lie
day Of 1908 the under 81.
Referee IN said Judgment named will. sell AZ run.
ton at the Exchange Sales Rooms now locs,ra :, yeS
III broadway In the Borough 81 Manhattan .iS ".cs
York on the 22i day Of September. 1899 AZ ). The
noon on that da: by Thompson Pryor Aucuones. ,.a
premises directed nv said Judgment to be sold ana '
described follows;
All that certain lot piece. or parcel Of land WIZ he
building thereon erected situated lying and oeins
City County and state Of New York bounced m.s,,rly
scrbsd as follows: Beginning at point on VIE s,,n,
side Of Madison Avenue distant sixty feet nors, sids
the corner formed by the Intersection OF the wss'' ono
OF Madison Avenue with the northefy s"s west
Hundred ard Sixteenth street, runnns WrnS s,,ssnh
e-ly and parallel with said one Hundred ana and
Street hundred and ten feet thence no,, "a nys
parallel with said Madison Avenue twenty t ala One
Hundred Sixteenth street and part on the MY ssssry
party wall hundred and ten feet 10 tn. and
ride Of said Madison Avenue and thence feet and
along the westerly side OF Madison Avenue 49, par
the point place ~ hsgnnne ssrs one
Of the same premises conveyed 10 Maresre, -,ben
the pare, hereto Of the ars' psr by ors,i IN
once Register Of the CITY ard cunt, aa 1895
in Liner ~ Section 6. Cons T. ?ol, August ||' w.
Dated New York August 3Oth. lsos ~. p.r.rse.
RANSOM a RANSOM. Attorneys for Fltnune' -.
way Borough OF Manhattan city o. New ln' vsnu..
street number Of this property Is: LIZ Maulson -,
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS,
foreclosure Sales.


LCIFTY-SEVENTH STREET.-Supreme Court
- County Of New York.-Tns Dry Dock Savings In
PENDANTS
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and esis.
duly entered In the above entitled action bear-
ing date the tenth day OF August 1905. the under
signed the in said Judgment named will sell at
Public Auction. the Exchange Sales Rooms, now 10
Gated At No Ill Broadway in the Borough Of Manhat'
tember 1885 AZ IL o'clock noon. II n day. by Richard "
Hsrne Auctoneer premises directed by said juds-
ment 10 be sold AMI therein described as follows
All that lot piece. parcel OF land with the
buildings thereon erected situate lying and beng IN me
Nineteenth Ward q the City e New York and bounded
and described follows viz beginning at point on me
notherly side Of Ftyseysnth street distant one nun-
dred ana thirty saserly from the nOrhessTy cor
ner Of Fsty-seyenth Street and Fourth Cor Par Avenue
running thence norherly parallel with Fourth Avenue
and part Of distance through party wall one huh-
tred feet and the line Of the block
thence eas,erly along sad line and parallel with ffy-
seventh street twenty feet thence souiherly pGsao
with Fourth and part Of the distance through
party wall one hundred and Ave inches 10 tho noro
erly side OF Fifty-seventh and thence western
along Ftty-sevenh street twenty feet 10 the point
place Of beginning
Dated New York August lith. 1893.
LEWIS /. DELAFIELD. Refsre~
BENJAMIN WRIGHT. Attorney for Plaintiff. IS I'M
Row. Borough OF Manhattan New York cry. 49,
The following Is diagram Of the premises reerred
IN foregoing notice 90 sale and known as sueet Va
IFS East oTth Street. New York CITY:
Fltty-eighth Street.
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Railroads..
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave W. 42d st. station \. Y. follows.
and - earlier from foot u Franklin So
pi 40 A. 81, for Cr0nston's West Point, Kingston.
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. Catskin Mountains.
Albany. Saratoga. and Lake George.
100 F. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily, FOR Al
Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagarn Falls,
Cleveland. Detroit, Chicago and Louis. Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis next afternoon Dining Car.
ca 400 T. NJ. Daily except sunday for Congers Gran
ston's. West Point. Cornwall. Newburgh. and inter
tdlae stations TO Albany
600 T. NJ, Daily except sunday, for Albany. Saratoga.
Montreal and Eastern Canada.
O;3O T. NJ. ChicagO and 81. Louis Limited Daily for
Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit Cleveland. Chicago ard st Louis.
735 T. NJ. Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls ard Toronto
Sl5 r. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Ciey~-
land Chicago aud So. L.our Saturday hight has
Sl.eping Catskill Mountains
b. c. leave Brooklyn Anncx'-B. I0:t5 A. NJ: c. 3C3
p. 81 Jersey city. +. X. IL. Staton-B. II % A. NJ
Time tables at principal hotels and ofhces.
c. L LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave-, New York.
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LENOX OPEN TOURNAMENT
,...r ,.noy., OF SOCIETY PEOPLE OUT-RARK
Frs SENSATIONAL PLAY.


cpr,r crowd or SOCIETY PEOPLE otT~hA"h
Frs SENSATIONAL PLAY
ru,geela Mass Sept (5pccaD The second
do,.s MAY IN the open tournament on the LenoN
,o,,-se brought out a very larc" crowd. The gay
ss fair and bright and the greens were N per-
sh,,o Tea was served during the play III '"' 81
IT,, erec,ed south of the clubhouse and facing '''
-. hole Among those who were present III nv
r.rroon were Mr.. and Mrs. John sloane or
IA NJ Arson phelps Stokes Mr.. and Mrs. 1"n'
,I,X,ndcr Mr. Joseph r. coatr. Miss choat''
,fr and Mrs " L Dennis Mrs. tar'os 10 ~
reAla william Douglas Sloane the Misses
Me. Marie winthrop. Miss Webb George Il an
gan the Misses barnes. ana Or. ana ME- -
Kinnlcutt ,- a,t,,y,,-
Tb. MAY to-day was the preliminary qu'''y .,''
o,,,A 81 the match pay f0r the L'noN up l,'r
,t.,,.. yer. th'rtv-fiN holes. medal p'hy' Wv
~, s,,,ce, scores - qualify There were lofty
g., ,.,,o,. The most Sensational paying eN'
-, a., ,bo links wa- done by Ahram barker %
a.. ,coo,n cub. - Providence. who maze "
.,, rccorI FOR the course. eqnallng n'sle III
,hr.e succ.sslye rounds Ills playing cNceNe" any
,hing ever seen On the home INKS ii'S VI '''''e
,s occurote and his approach shots maF's"0uS'
III A-st nine holes were made In T. Inc" o.
,.,,1.rr,r col( ne made the remaining V"'h'Y
900 holes IN i20 gong around each time III ~
Tho MAY OF Barker attracted blk crowd
tn. Executive Committee viii offer Prize LOT
,ba professional or amateur payer VIZ =" = -.
u.rt.r's scores The drawing LOT the opc'H 80 -,
iii be made 20 morrow AZ the INKS m "
- ~ tS,""r men who qualified were as loIloWs'
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo $50 p ". Pullman Vestlbuls Day coseh
ana failOr oais Dning-Car service. Meals q IL csrts
Connects at Buffalo through seepers Detroit az
Cnicago.
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ftr bunilo None tut sleeping passengers carrie.
NJ baggage carried
'S,%v. s,U =. NJ daily for WILKEsDARRE. ITH-
AGA. GENEVA. ROCKIES TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West pullman Sleeper TO Chicago
Additional local trans daily except sunday, for SOUTH
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onlyl A. NJ. - - $3.50. so. 40 IS 80 and $50 p T.
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations at ll3. 26l. ga
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ST, l27 Bowviy " Y, $50 Fulton ST.. 4 Court 81, es
Broadway, ana Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
v Y Transfer co. Will call for and cheek baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination.
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SILVER REPUBLICANS DISAGREE.
COLORADO STATE COMMITTEE OFFICERS ne
MOVED FOR ALLEGED DIsLoYALTY


Dorver Sent Slate to-day the chairman OF me
silver Republican National Committee removed
Richard Broad from the position OF CHAIRMAN Q.
tho Silver Republican State Central Committee o'
Colorado and w r Freeman from the position
NJ treasurer OF the same committee. on the GROUND
~ dIsoyalty to the Silver Republican party ana
the cause II stands for. Chairman Towne APP
poin,ed James H. Blood. OF Denver. as Chairman OF
the State Committee. and w. II. Grifhth as sec'c-
tary
This action was taken by Chairman ToWne on
representations In writing by Senator leiler 'o"-
gresham Shafro,h and National Committeeman
Stevenson. TO the effect that fraudulent contests
have been instituted in a sufficient NUMBER VI
counties so that onc-half OF the State Convention
10 be held at Colorado Springs on, ihuISuaS ~,
will be made up of contested deIegamUns have
Chairman Broad and Secretary Freeman "u %
ioined in a conspiracy to give tho Mckinney n reI
nuhlcans or followers OF Senator Noicott cuh.ioi
Of the Convention and enable them 70 deieat ~" i
proposed fusion with Democrats ana foPuiiiS,S ~,
The coming campaign. The effect OF Chai rina
Townes action will be to put the irienas Oh froad
for Teller in control of the ConVeiltomr; a.,
and Freeman dispute the right OF Nj, aow,d0 bts
remove them and declare they Will usiekai" ~"
action.
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subsequent agreement between our Two Nalo ma
committees at Omaha June u. lsS relylng on IN, tne
Patriotism and good Judgment or men anvVcaSS'iS
both policies OF party managen'eht 10 nean si,inr
differences before the time hxed lot our i'9''"'
National convention.
Tho ,oso,u,,ons were unanimously adopted by the
s,oco,.e IN whole or part from the States OF Mchi-
gan. Indiana. Kentucky. Missouri Illinois, ohio'
Tennessee and Arkansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
CRICKET.
THE BOSTON ZINGARI TEAM BEATEN BY
STATEN ISLAND IN 4 GOOD GAME.

THE BOSTON ZINGARI TEAM BEATEN BY
STATEN ISLAND IN GOOD GAME"
There was some interesting cricket yesterday NJ
Staten Island. where visiting eleven from Boston
enjoyed the hospitality Of the home CLUB
The visitors although beaten by thlrty-nve runs.
coyA ,hn islandors close contest and only for the
good stand Of Scott pnd Walker who put on thirty
seven apiece the result would have been different
orion bowled In excellent style for the Bostonians.
and the first few wicketS of Staten Island feil
quickly. After the partnership OF scott ana
Walker however Grncie. Lohmann and Quaile all
found the sphere with great success and were re-
warded with good scores.
Heys batted IN excellent form for the Hlngafi
and contributed n splendid inning Of hfty-four in
GOOD style o. DraOer also batted well. ana Taylor
eaten Islands second innings Bonner and o'Con-
nor hit vigorously with great eject me former
csucc1lly getting In some powerful bas"baIl strokes
before he was retired for "A hard-hit iorty-one, In
which there were eight "fours. The score:
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RAILROADS.
"AMERICA's GREATEST nAILRoAps
new YORK Central

All through trains stop a, Albany. Utica. syracu,,.
Trains leave Grand Central Station as toilows:
$50 MPa sys s1ispS xpIass n. M4ES
E f;,s T S g wNd r STs su so
,r.t NE p ~ Lmi.sd to rs ses', Ing capacity
s'as p.iIy .!s.s; s sass.; AMI
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q. 40 A. M"sARAToGA AND MONTREAL spEe,.,
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BRO pau 4Ro AND B. sSs sPs
Zoo sn1dsF s5 AGsny M TrfE snd psa,.e
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600 r. M@wEsrERN EXPRESS. pary-Fx NJ.
O.rJ i. M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS Daly~For In,
i IN
ISLANDS AND MONTREAL EXPRESS Dsiv
$40 EprchL A Sa.o soGNan rss vs':
- Clevsland CINCINNATI. Indianapol!s and 81 Louis
Oh 7 M-PAcIFIc EXPRESS Da!ly-Fo. os4.a..
1910 nisht-MiDSioHT ExPREss' For chic cSIc...
"e"''' '''' HAR NftE!a DIV DISrsioN
Pnsa 'G sun SS 9ny 4. 5zS except Sunday
Wagner Palace Cars on al all through trains
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Static.
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255 G,umsa' Aye Gi West i21th S., i2.s g. Static:
and loS D., .aa ssSo 3 sISsslyn o.
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NEW YOrK AND LONG ERANCH RAILROAD
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

All Rail Line tor Long Rranch, Ocean Grove Asoury
Pal ana Atlantic Resorts to Point Pleasant
Trains leave NEW YORK as follows From F,ot l,h-
ertv street 30 NJ. 81 90 Saturdays only)
2i5 $3.50 3:33 - A. $50. 65. 500 'Sstu'day' on!y)
= NJ Sunfays Gl6 NJ. 80, 400 =. VI
From Foot II Cortlaudt and Desorosses streets ~
9.lO NJ l2lO 81 ~ Saturdays onlyl. 2a3o, x; lo
- 40 20 $40 200 7. NJ. sundays. s.lS. $40 a NJ
5.l3 + " - :, a.. co, ,o.oo
From south Ferry Foot whitehall Street. s:9. 10
\ Il 100 Saturdays only. 2:lo. q 80 $40 - 70
s.a5 Go $50 saturdays only) NJ sundays soo
A. NJ 3.5J / NJ 80 ,, =,
From Foot West Twentyosird Street 80 II 80 4 ~.
" t<afurdays ony). go - 50 20, $50, 't;Jo
G'5O T. NJ SUNDAYS so Il 20 A. NJ. 400 J.. NJ.
sunday DO not st,p at Ocean Grove and Asoury
Park.
.prnnfes frainA
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ON THE sEARRIGHT LINKS.

seabrieht. y. J.. Sept. (SpeciaD-The golfers Of
Scabr,ght were out I'm force yesterday the at,rac.
ton being the Presidents Cup offered by william
i. Strong OF New York. Of the most enthu-
slas,ic supporters Of golf along the New-Jersev
cons, There nearly forty contestants and
tho finish between the three leaders T. l.. Kalb-
neisch =. w Menzies and II. T. Kerr excep-
tinnally Interesting
The Gun n handsome silver trophy which stands
about nire inches hirh. with three handles. was
won by Mr.. Kalbfeisch. with handicap Of 81 who
finished with a Of 1875. +. w MNnzles a
scratch man. finished second with n Of III,
and r Bage Kerr third with 100
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- ii8h Street. 4. ..t,sfy
The approximate amount OF the nsn o. ia 10 sold -
which the above described property 70 c,th day OF
SsOS 9s with interest thereon from amount.
August 1893 together with costs a 80tn. ls9S
geher with the expenses Of the sac ,.ns which Gsw
amount OF taxes assessments or otne, nnchass mon"'
be allowed TO the purchaser out o. ,a .nS
or paid by the Referee. Is $3.50 ana s"''
Dated New York. Ausu; os T5s ' a. WEIGH Rss'''
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR THILADElIUIA. EALTIMtlKE AND "1tSff-
MOTION
From foot Liberty ST.
Week CAV. 80 500 1000 ui3 80. Dining Car, a. N
Loo a. ? 80 e. 90 Dining Csr) 600 l. III, IL 10 mot
s.rtays 1 81 1000 IN 30 Dining Can A N, li3 Is 90
uin.ng carr 600 p NJ 1915 md Additional trains for
PhilnGolph't week days. 800 \. NJ 400. 80 $50. s"
r " SUNDAYS. 200 A NJ. 100 J.. "
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST
Week dnvs no 1855. s23 $40 s55. eos go. 9 IS
1000. iO.l5 lO.i5 Hos. II so II - NJ ~ ]. q.
IL, i.9s l.,3 10 o5 ass $50 $40 8 IS y
80 i.ii % 5.55 G:io Gay as, 7:9o. 80. s:2s
90 q 81 1913 II 20 7 VI. 2:I5 md,. SUNDAYS, 90
o. So 1000 II 30 \ il. 1900 NJ. l2:55 ~. 80
500 3.'s 40 ass j.25 6 60. $50 1:25. s23 e:2o
y IS loss = NJ. II Is mdt. -
Tckc,. and paror ar seats at loot 81 L,6 s -.
wAy 1871 Gth Ave- 81 lth ST. 1873 East 10Th ST
~ Wet le1th 81. 81 Columbus Ave- New lo,k =
Crir, 81 $50 Fulton -. Brooklyn. as Broadway. Will
iansburs The Transfer CO vii! call for ard check
luggage from hotels residences . destination
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
n ABROAD.

T.
STATIONS Of VEST EST TWFNHIXDTr.'ssTfRR EsT
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W rTssN s a'e atom
partnent Sleeping, Dining smEKns am ""ncinna Ind-
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Fer H1.. ". wEsrEkS EXPRb FOr Cleveland CHI
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Chicago coanec, for Geyeap exfp Pullman BUFFET
$50 S..bns var New York 70 Altoona Liberty p.
burg ard points West daily except Su"'A'' ~
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
90 $50 e2, go Dining carr. 1870 DnIrS cap and nn
lining cars 20 dining $50 dining 6ar' soJ
ar ~ m Hs" consissidns m all fasi9r and I'd
Dining Csrs) ! 20 dining Carr. =" uD'nhs '"''' '''
sdrr III H RAiwAY.-Exprc's, APO p M i2o' night
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Grove and Point Pleasant from Wee, T%eny-, nl
SO So! ga S"' s5o 40 40 su"dsy 80 20
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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lion and stations foot OF Desbrcsses ana CWIahu'
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and Pennsylyania Annex station, BopNlyh' HtatIDi
Jersey city The New York Transfer company W. e.-
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination. -. - ,,...,..a,,.
Telephone 1874 Eighteenth street i'' i'''''''"
Riilrchi Cab service. , ,roon
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers-s,.
as follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 23d-st
o,OO A. M.-yestibuled Express daily Binsha mton
Waveriy Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrives Buralo 3
y ~ parior 10 Hugllo.
0;15 A. N.-Nestbu~d Express daily FOR Pert Jervis
and Monticello. Daily. except sunday FOR Lickawaxen.
Honesda, and important local points 70 Elmra. Pull
man rAr!or Cars Monticello and Em,rl.
200 4. M.-Vesilbulei urted--Fsst mail daily.
Solid train Tor chicago. cleveland 40 A. NJ,
ChicHgo 3 J.. NJ Slecpers To Chicago. Cleveland and
Cincinnati Dining car.
7,3O 4. M.BuGalo and Cleveland vestIbu.ed Express
daily Arrives at Buffalo : O5 \. NJ. Bradford 20 4.
NJ jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1917 A NJ.
Cleveland IL 80 + NJ Sieepers 70 bunao and Cleveland
Library
OI5 II. M-Daiy solid train for Dnghamton. Elmira.
Waverly Chicago Se.pefs HOrrelsvile. Chicago
and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TINckE LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN ACN
i CONSIDERATIONS at III, ii3. 26i. 4oi and 957 Broad
way I2f Bowery. 56 East p5thst. and cI3 West 10Th
st. Chambers West I'D ferries. New-York 1913
and Fulton 0s Broadway, Brooklyn: l22 River-st
Hlhok,n Jersey city station Newyort Transfer
60 calls for and baggage hotels and resi-
dences
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and ih,st: li2 Columbus West e0th-st; 100
West Al st. near Uth-ave; 92 E>.st lfth-s 257 West
t2dst between 9TH and 9Th $50 East 4Ith-st S3S
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR IONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
Tor Red fanH Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grove
en1 rlln-s SCUM 70 Pleasant 43". 30. 1000 y
NJ 400 SATURDAYS 0n.yl. 81 30 RED Bank onyl, no
a, "a 4 Red Bank only. 40 80 h.la - p ga
,rl,, onyl j. u sundays stops al lner.aken f9r A.
ury Parn and ocean t;rovel. Oils A NJ 30. 400 = VI
tir Atlantic Highlands. i3o. $50. 30. 1000 A. NJ,
20 30 B.li T.. " sundays, 900 A. " 400 p NJ
PR IaA .vylJd Toms River Barnsgat Park and Barns-
cat a. 80 4 II 30 $50 VI sundays t.la A VI
r.. Atlantic city VinelanG and Briiseton. $50 A NJ
For Monmouth Reach. seabrisht. and Highlands. OF
Nav,ank . 80 $50 1000 \ NJ. 2:lS 4 -. e:l5 r. u