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These ports have foreign commerce OF $9OO,0 0O0
and an enormous domestic trade. beside which we
have the immense internal commerce Of the Empire,
radiatng from these points, through its canals and
navieable rivers. ..| .
The cable beng laid, this Company propose erect
ing land lines, and establishing speedy and trust
worthy means of communication which must COM
mandthere, as everywhere else, the communications
OF the Government of business and of social life es
pecaHy IN China She has no postal system. and
heT only means now OF communicating information is
by courier on land, and by steamers on water.
The Western World knows that China is q very
large country, lin the main densely peopled; but
fewyet realize that she contains more than q third
of the human race The latest returns made to her
central authorities for taxing purposes by the local
magistrates make her population Four Hundred ans
Fourteen Millions and this is more likely TO be under
than over She actual aggregate Nearly all Of these
who over ten wears old not only can but do read
and write. Her civilization is peculiar but her liter
Iture is as extensive as that Of Europe. China is
land of teachers and traders and the latter are
exceedingly quick to avail themselves Of every prof
Tered facility for procuring early information II i,
observed in California that the Chinese make great
Of the telegraph though it there transmits mes
Sages in English alone. To-day, great numbers OF
feet steamers are owned by Chinese merchants apS
ssed by them exclusively for the. transmission Oh
early intelligence. If the telegraph we propose, con.
Meeting all their great seaports were now in exist
snee II rs believed that its business would pay ts cost
within the first two years of It's successful operation
and would steadily increase thereafter
NOenterpTise commends itself AZ in greater degree
femuneIatVe to capitalists asd TO our whole people.
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YLECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA
THE EAST ISDAIA TELEGRAPH CoMPANY's Office,
Nss. % and % Kassau-St. Organized under special
charter from the State of New-YOrk. -.r ..
CAPlIAL. -, OVVVW'
$1,000 Shares, 800 Zach. ....
...- ..r~ DIRECTORS ..r.r
Hon. ANDREW G. CuRTIN, Philadelphia;
PAUL S. FORBES of Russell e. Co. China;
FRED. BUrTERPIRD, Of +. Butterfeld g. Co, New
York. r-. Cd
ISAAC LIvEMoRE, Treas Mich Cen E R., Boston /;
ALEXANDER HOLLAND Treas Am. Elk. Co, New
York;
Hon. JAMES NOxOE Syracuse n. Y,
o. II. PALMER, Treas. West. U. Tel. Co., New York ;
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, Of Westray, Gibbs d Hard
castle, n. Y; -~ ...|
NICHOLAS AICKLEs, New-York. ....
OFFICERS:
A. G. CURTIN, President;
D. MIcKIEs, Vice President;
GEORGK CORART. Secretary; ,". ft.
GEORGE Ellis cashier Nat. Bank Common
wealth.. Treasurer;
Hon. A. X MCCLURE. Philadelphia, Solicitor.
The Chinese Gor9nmett kGrirg (t,roHgh The Hon.
AoSn BUlingamt) conceded to tas Company be p1pi-
kge q csnneciag he great seOpors Of s Empire BY sub
marine electric telegraph cable, use propose eO&sO'sO
operations ~ China and laying dOcn hne Of BOO miles
Of onee bei.reea tLe GgLLoi.ito gOrts rz.:a I. ..
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

yEIp,y bps lgS.,ey cattle coming forward TIE ar
rivals Of ssy being oliy head all At CommuhpaN tuse car
lead il YESTERDAY Hudson Ct. The sa regarding e oseae
20 butd lie sal .fsis5 sss i'sns "A'i' he
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6opartntrsbp Notitts.
by mutual agreement WIN. MILLIGAN has
b ceased 70 be member Of our brBNsw YORK Aug e. 1903
WILLIAM KSiSBLY 4 Co.
7 United SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

/ United SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP No
ce hereby giTeH that hted pAriner.hP Tor tb nsssen
Of general Mercantile business tie City ~
York entered into By lpd between DnAhD SMITH,
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, SD JAMES g. TANNING, all at pIsseut
residents pursuant BY Of The
title chapter second Of The Revised sstet Of
sfkaEYok the nneog thereof and In snen
under which the said partnership to be con-
Quoted SMITH HOFFMAN, CO.. The general hatne OF ihs
intended be Aiastsd BY the said psu'rshp Esna
The an the
pec. partaers interested SAL partnership EDWARD SMITH
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, aud JAMES C. LASklNG W which psHsr
.hp tie EDWARD SMITH and WILLIAM y HUFFNAh are the
General PaTtpeTs and tie said JAMES C. LAEkNG Is the SpesE
Partle places restens prcsen ihe tly
OfEsp.Iok and state o. EsVlorE The saS JAMES LAsSEa
m srecl pAtn has oBiute " the soek Of Che sail
opsn,r,hp rs 900 hssdEcd aud thirty Ave hsEsao
d0as m cah
The period At SID partnership to ne s
D. 1863 ard We business operations Of sad hTm viii
the f u SepabeT, A. d. 1853 ADD tbe SAID
until teusha.e the Dst Jay Of
January A. D., sIl-pGisd New York C4iy August lse@
EDWARD SMITH
WILLIAM = HOFFMAN,
tAMBS &. LASNiEG
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lev Metal unchanged Iron without ensn hs eshess beng
osy moderate since large sales ~ M we haft has
In Pig IN ue note sss of
s tODs English at 2fc gold We quotes . ,-.
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORTS a m
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw.YORK.
CIRAnRn.

CLEARED.
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sst H' V B EsSs T. s s'.s%
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n.1Pi cIoSG B.G: st J.hn A.n
S n BGo0 I.,.:as kyI S%osd xs.
fey, JsvSe rmors; Mason Mating Norfolk foren sb1
IIo,' F1.a,Pt A. josa 4 MS. m . hi S.sss, So
81 Johu b John Nosse PArss,s Baore asu Turner F0Is
DiEhIOh ., ... ,-.. .. ....... ......t
Steamship Eagle Gre,ss Ha'sea DAYS ndse and pas.
SSip g. Chapman Morton Newport Err day, ralIsas iIsS
S.et @ s .a st. Ss ''S' s. o
the hops being abe reach HALIFAX 10 send rele The
S.,sy ~ S.SsS be s'i rsr %
ts s f SsS. sS ws, &c CANA %siP sy.a sii D
sIs ,,.: sG F. cam S. s.sa ms S. S 70 days. plaster
ITs Ssaa,ls Ms s.ls s ss.s.ssSst
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sss; fo n L:Stsas wassr & dayS past.r
ss5 S sss b Ss' Sis sr's ssys Ssi.a
. gr...tI DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rs, SAY So g%as Soor c,alsj steamship Hoos s
"SS Ss. ucSS"s Aus ssAred brig cthas dr, EOS
rae II. "rd Passed hsrbor bs ONda ir New is's lean
c for sofi SG ss s1 1 fr GSsres ssh S q A.
Perez Ranger for ssp. Esss Is s Ps.n ss
ID ~ YorE Thouas Smith. boeu for Ne.lorki llama Pot
- Ra.te Philadelphia, Mary, Beklana h Washington fFdsrea
p,tsr Georgetown HsBoiha, Bangor b New
Yyk whaling LIE Beat ~ New6uypon fron Vie Western
Ground having gsgs months and have % bbls OH
RosroS A.s steamship Neptune from NeSlOIh harki
yvk Iausu Arirosu. A. Small, censSo brig sssy CHARLES
t.a Se4uOr, Wilmington o. BeOE brig Sah'An s'H Pes.
sicolA
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 22Ths steamship E1n Webster hon New
YORK Aug Is to-day Che 10 Liverpool % steam
sin Russia Cook nom York Asg 49, arrvd hre yssHNy ss
tsow Aug 2s-The steamship Britannia lar pom NEW ioIf
Aug IS s1sd at al, port day Tb' steamship Acadia arrived here
this H0wns -, a. -, A. ~ 4. =. -
HALir,r Aag 2Anvea steamship City sfhesfork fen Liver
POOL Tor ew-iogk, And Proceeded ..
DISASTERS. Oh. .
KY WEr Aug The steamship Gen Meade Ron Ne1fsrk FOL
N.W Orleans ran ashore miles eass Of ths place
SPOKEN.
~ is lat a Idshque. kem Havana Or London
Jy IS lat IS S. Oa 90 bark Hsnriet
haanham
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5inantiII.


CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAlL-
~ ROAD COhPANYs SEVEN PER CENT FIRST hoRrGAGH
BONDS FEBRUARY AUGUST COPONkIhe earnings ef the
completed 10 Plot than the interest on he Gu
Tire mortgage The Bfoeeed. Bonds adding ths security
$1,000 bees the property and
s1ao Of thus fr The constantly increasing
Ips OF With Of controlling all The travel
from 81 s ia Southern States insues revenue
The Directors m sa interested
eBrsh tbs properly sell eeoBemIe rs erIenfea
THOS ALLEN, President. ST. Louis No.
We tbs pndergnsd cordially recommend these eut mort
bsBd Of the ST. Lola Mountain Railroad COED
cty The Of be road viii be large ard the administration Of
tie Ads 81 the Company capsule and experienced haE and
entitled Ia Tie created esnsdssee Of the public:
JANIS 8. THOMAS, Mayer Of S. Louis
JOHN ROE Prcsdeu " ~ louis Chamber o. Commerce.
l. W, BOX, PTetisent 81 S. I9nis Board Of Trade.
BARTON BATES Presheut North Missouri RSiIrosd
H. BKTTOE Preaen. Of Nat Bsnk Of Of Missouri
VIM 7. EWING PTet % the Nat Bsuk Of St Louis
GEORGE H. RkA President Second Satsns Bank VI ~ IsHis
JAS b. hADS CEef Engineer 81 Leus aud Illinois Bridge Co
GEO ". TAYLOR, President Pacific Railroad OF Missouri
Mh. TASSIG. President Tr,dsrs Bank, ST. Louis
JOHN r NONBBRGER PreTdslt I. n. Bank, ST Louis
ADOLPHUS MEIER. Wee ieEidebt U. fRciae Railway
ROBERT BAhlIl, President German Savings hstiulOn
NEW YORK RBFRfBNCRS:
D. Hsrsan &C., H. Su Isaac N. Phelps W. V. Brady
Candy w. 7. Blsdgett, A. X BHo. Gee. D. PhelbL
Pamphlet. With details be bad at the Newly orb Agency limited
Bends viii be Od lew price s5 VRg the accrued
interest lie buyer Parties living out Of the not having
Their funs The Cashier OF the Bank OF The
AMI ads will BE- returned free Of
II. g HARQIAkD, Vice Prest No. - WAUft
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II is of vast national Importance commercially DO

II Is of vast national Importance commercially DO
htically, and evangelically.
Shares of this Company, to a limited number, may
be obtained at so each $40 payable down, as the
fst of November. and SIS payable in monthly install
ments Of s. 30 EACH commencing December /, 1868,
on application 30 o.
MeSsrs. BooKsTAyER THAYER & SLOssoN No. 10
WaIst., New-YoTk.
The NATIONAL BAYy COMMONWEALTH. New York.
Messrs, DRExEL & Co, Philadelphia
Messrs. j. l. BRowNELL & Co, RowYork.
Messrs JAY COOKE & Co. Washington, d. c.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington. ID. c..
Messrs. G. d. HEAD and I. II. PERKINS, Boston.
Messrs LBE, HIGGrEsoE 81 Co, Boston.
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL Bank, Syracuse, N. y.
The SYRACUSE CITY BANK, Syracuse, y.
Messrs. CHAs. F. CHASE & Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Messrs. DoNAHoE, KELLY a. Co. San Francisco,
Cal
W. R. HIGBY, esq, PeGuonnocE National Bank,
II. Fl. ORnsBpE, Manufacturers ms Company,
Providence X. l.
W.H. MORSE, American Express Company, Schen-
eotady, N y.
And at the Office of the Company,
Nos. % and p Nassau-st., New-York.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD COMPANY
CONSOLIDATED, SINKING FUND,
NoRT6AGE BoEDs.
PAYABLE NOVEMBER !, $780,
Interest at the rate Of seven per cent, payable at
the Office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
on the LIST of May and LIST Of November
The undersigned ROW offers 100000 Of the above
described bonds carrying interest from the LIST Of
Nav last. r. g. ROIsToy Pres
No 20 ExchanGeplae
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NOTICE. .... ...t ..--r
IN To snV Ysba CoRny Bonds Of the Issue Of l957
o. 1901 Bhrys.l, Railroad Pusuant
,fs Legislature sued An Act ~ provide for the liquidation aud
.yent Indebtedness u Ysba County and for other
approved Fsbrusy 49, 1868 sssce her.b te all the holders Of
She Of 1879 1851 and the Fran
,oo nssre 1890 that the Shining
of snd dbg
Of bonds due thereon
dA oiJs A. D. 1893 i The payable and have ceased
Ad VI Jny A. d. 1903 and will be
pa uhOn the oke Of e Treasurer " iubA County
VIZ J. r RIDBOUT,
Treas Of Yuha Connty Cal
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MINIATURE ALNANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
spp Re,..,,. 6:37 Moon Sets...... les
hisH
Sand, 6ook s4{i Cav. Isand fH
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nibiSmS TOiifis.

:
CHICAGO, Aug 10, 1888
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-TO the Stock
~ holders Of tbe CHICA6O AND ALTON RAILROAD COhPAhf
pa hvtepd OF has beeu a.
Preferred Stoes Of abs Company payable
the ees Agents Messrs d. JSUP Co. No
Pnest s FIRST day Of SEPTEMBER neIt 10
holders VI said shock Who Sered suh AZ the close Of business
hOafs The 10th isg1 49,.
Tbe TrAur s.sed TIE 7 Inst and Iopsned DR.
trApsiers the secozd sAy OF September neJt
w. ~ LARRABEE Secretary and Treasurer
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60 @bum II MIN CuntrH.


TEEA@RI DEPARTMENT, foURW AuDroas oucE.
Ang n 1903.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the estate ofALBxASDER 1oYLB late seaman On The United
Vermont hereby Sohed 70 present hs
same daily authenticated 10 this .n.e sto four months nom ihb
date W. b. MOORE Acting Auditor
DEMOVAL.-Mss II. RICE, Dressmaker, re-
Ii slowed No. 5l sabAve between ThdstA asd TAn trt,ts
CCOTCH GENTLEMAN MISSING.-Hr.
~ JAMES ANDERSON Inverness shire " Sserand was last beard
Of Edinburgh abog zen mosis sgo he Supposed hs.s sse .
London NouHcaL He The Ion from tie eseP
and has bait Hight about fes inches.
Age n Information leading address viii be thankfully IeeIed,
suitable reward allowed Apply 10 JAMES SOhbR'lLLb'
Solicitor. EbnhsrgA, s.otasd - -.
TTNHE Annual Meeting of Stockholders aud
Of oasers Of Rockaod Csaesy viii be he'd SEPT J. 81
at No. PsIt place. d. FRANKLIN CLARK, Secretary!
rT'HE YOUNG WONENs HOME" of the
"IeS Ch,an Union removed nom East P0ari<s1h a. 70
North AssdOussIst Good refer
.nces required from person, ,ppyiAg fer boad
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Woodcock p pair...sl l0a ~ Is
shipe, yellow leg and Do
witch, ~. doI....,ff 900 ~ ~
Sand. OF OIeye, y doc 80 q %
PloNer v don. ...S4 500 - W
Rice OF Reed birds, y dOI.'.'o9 90
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-12

NEWARK An election for Colonel of
the st Regiment n. J. Il. c., took
place before Gen. Runyon, last even
ing. Col Provost was elected 10 the
position.
A shoplifter succeeded in Stealing %
yards of muslin from in front of the
store of J. C. Hewson, No. ola Broad
street yesterday.
The printers of this city have asked
an advance of wages, and, it is said,
will demand the same by ''strike,"
unless their requests are complied
with.
Major Linder of the Veteran Regi-
ment has rendered his resignation, and
an election will soon he had before
Col. Ward to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed.
Sergeant Joseph Byrno of the Regu-
lar Army while in hotel near the
Market street. Depot, yesterday morn
ihS, HohCNt oilN lSdttC ~ lftSAl " ttht Il
drink with him. The offer was accept
ed, and after partaking of the drinks
Byrne left. Upon arriving at his resi-
dence, No 80 Union street, he discov-
cred that he had been robbed of $l45.
He went i'll search OF Kylaski, and
finding him at Centre Market, presen-
ted loaded revolver at his head and
compelled him to march to the Police
Station. A search OF the prisoners
clothing and residence failed to reveal
the missing money, but he WAS held to
await further developments.
The loss by the fire at Dawsey's pat
ent-leather factory, reported in yester-
days MONITOR, is estimated at SIG, 500
$l2. 800 OH the stock and $4, 900 on the
property. The building covered a
tract of land 100000 feet.
A coal train on the Morris and Ess
ex Railroad rau off the at Madison,
yesterday morning, completely block
ing the tracks.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-12

PHmADELPHIA, Dec. IL.
George and Camilla Twitchell, the
alleged murderers Of Mrs Hill, were
taken into Cont this morning. The
District Attorney asked that obey be
urraigned ard that their pleas be re-
veived. The counsel for Mrs. Twitch--
all moved to quash the indictment
against her, and read her affidavit, in
cIfect that the District Attorney had
tampered with and illegally advised aud
influenced the Grand Inquest to find a
true bill against her not warranted by
The evidence presented to them Her
counsel proposed to substantiate the
allegations contained in the affidavit.
and offered to call the District Attorney
and ask him whether he had not enter
ed the Grand Jury Room and urged
that body to find a s'irue bill' against
Mrs 4'vifchoIl The Court said the
District Attorney vas exempt from ex-
summation. The counsel then proposed
10 call the officers Of the Court in at
tendance upon the Grand jury, and
pro7e by them that.the District Attor-
aey was with tho Grand jury, and that
they hesitated to find a true bill against
Mrs. Twitcholl Tie Judge said eve
cannot hear that tho Grand Jury lesi-
Sa+o1 in fn1ino a b;u fos. fbnta1rar1d
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Gele9fanls.
spain.
Madrid. Dec. IL.

MADRID, Dec. IL.
The proposals of equalization made
s'y the insurgents in Cadiz were reject
ed. At the expiration OF the armistice
hostilities recommended. A desperate
conflict took place, in which artillery
was used by the troops and the insur-
gents. The loss in killed and wounded
was heavy on both sides The result
of the battle was indecisive, and the
insurgents still occupy the Hotel de
Vile and surrounding district. The
rebels have detained within the Hotel
de Vile all the foreign Consnls they
could seize, and hope that by this
means they will be able to prevent the
threatened bombardment of that por-
ton Of the city by the vessels of war
lying in the harbor. Great political
excitement prevails in Xere, Malaga,
and Tarragona. General Prim is now
on his way to the Southern Provinces,
assd it is to be hoped that his presence
Shore will restore tranquility.
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Cuba
HAVANA, Dec, /

HAVANA, Dec. IL.
The Diario to-day publishes the fol-
lowing news from the interior :
THE Spanish troops at Manzanillo,
reinforced by the sailors from the men
of-war in the harbor, had sharp skirm
ish with the insurgents neal the town.
Ten of the latter were killed and many
wounded. The troops captured a large
Number of horses, an I some important
correspondence fell into their hands.
The Government loss is not reported.
The Diario also states that since the
battles at Villa de Cobre and Guanta-
0amo four hundred rebels have volun-
tarily given themselves mp to the mil
itary authorities, aud have received the
pardon Of the government
The revolutionists fatty contradict
these statements, and report that they
arc constantly receiving achievements
of men, arms and ammunition.
Within week about fifty young
men-some of them of the FIRST families
in the island have left Hayapa to join
in Tie rebellion.
The Spaniards here continue to sub
scribe money and furnish recruits for
Che Government.
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NOOT OF COURTLANDl- 81. MEM "a


Trains willleaVe New i 0rk for 8altisaare agE
Washington at $40 a. Nj e, and l2.3e and PIP. ~,
with only one change Of cars TO Cincinnati or
Z
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MAO soldiers Reunlon In chicago.

The Soldiers AeuhAoH IA chicago
CHICAGO, Dec. II.
Capt Grove, Superintendent Of the
Ouio State House, has arrived with the
Gags Of IA Ohio infantry regiments, five
cavalry regiments, and two batteries.
These are to be displayed at the re-
snion Of the Western armies on the
18Th and 18th instant, Grant, Sler-
man, Thomas, Sheridan, Schofeld,
SIocum, Howard, and most of the
CORPS, divisions, and bridge comman-
ders are to attend; Sherman will de-
hver the address of welcome on the
first evening; and on the Sc cond is to
be given a grand banquet in the hall Of
the Board Of Trade That provision
may be made for the accommodation
Of guestsat this banquet, it will be
s4ecessary for any one who wishes to
attend to forward an application to the
comqAittee beforehand, giving his name,
rank, and command. The railways
have reduced ther rates for tickets, to
be good from the 14th to the 10Th inst.
s silver palace car has been rendered
10 Gen Grant for his trip from Balti-
more to Chicago, and il is understood
chat he will start from the former city
at 1915 on Sunday nj ght.
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Central Railroad of N. j.


l3ss - sssss;s.s:...
ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO THE WEST
CONNECTING AT HAMPTON JUNCTION WITH TIE
DELAWARE, LAcKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD, AND AT EAsToS WITH THE
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD AND IT'S
CONNECTIONS. FoEMtNG A d.
RECT LINE no THE WEST WITHOUT CHANGE or
Cans To PiTrsBuRG, AND BUT ONE CHANGE
TO CINCINNATI OR CHICAGO.
Express Trains Daily 10 she West.
Passenger and Freight SfaIionin New York, foot
of LibCity Street.
FALL ARIA NO Il Nj l. - II.
Commencing November %, 1868.
LEAVE NEW York FOR ELIzABETn-At 5.45.
GAO 1C0. lis 80 SIS, 30, .. 9.15. 1890. II 30
A. NJ II % NJ, LOO, 90. 500. $50. 3.45, 90, 20
10 40. $50. $50, u 30. 40, 730, SEQ, 8, l0n
and IL rs P. NJ.
j}2 5.45, $40 les 100 40 SOB $40 s 30 920,
$50 10 70 1O30 l1.42. II so A. NJ. l2.43 .3A =.
%, g. $3.50. AGO, l.35. 5.5. 50. 625, 6G5, 80
$40. 921. 1915 +. NJ
TRAINS LEAvIsG tlIzABETm Westward FoRS STA
TIoEs ON TIE CENTRAL RAunoAD or NEW
JERSEY AND CONNECTING ROADS:
~ 4Ay A.M.-MAUCH CHUNK LINE-Stop-
1 r. - ping al all Stations on Central Rail-
road of y. j.. below junction, and
above Junction for passengers from
stations below Somervillc- connect
ing at Easton with tIain lor MauclI
Chunk, Wiliamsp0rt Wilkesbarre,
MaboHoy City. Mount carmel, &c.
y ~ a. M.-WAI TRAIN Tor Somerville
O. 4 - and Pennington stopping NJ all sta
n9OA. NJ. WAY TRAIN Tor Pennington
~. " and junction, stopping at all stations,
connects at junction with Delaware,
Lackawanna ard Western Railroad.
q .A A. M.-FAST LINE Tor the West,
O,3O twithout change of cars to Pittsbrr2)
topping on Central Railroad OF N j.
only Mt Plainicld, Someryillc, June
finn n
meets at harrisburg with train Tor Will
Transport, Lock Haven, Erie and the
Oil Regions.
G@ Palace Sleeping Cars through
from New York tc Chicago.
I'D ase Z. M.-WAI TRAIN for Harris
i *. Il = burg.Stopping at all stations on
Central Railroad of y. j. Connects at
SomervAc for Pennington; at Easton
with the train for Mauch Cburk and
Wilkesbarre; at Bethlehem with the
Northern Pennsylvania Railroad; at
Reading for Pottsviile. Ephrata. Litiz,
Lancaster, Columbia, NC.
~ p, M.-WAY TRAIN for Somerville--
4. 4 " stopping a all stations.
n i. M.-WAY TRAIN for Easton,
4. ~ Maueh Chunband Belvidere- Stopping
al all stations.
= 90 P.M.-WAY TRAIN for Fleming ton
sfetoO stopping at all stations between Eliz
hbeth and SomCrville, and on South
Branch Railroad.
= ED p. M.-GlNCINNATI EXPRESS. for
- 20 " EastoD. Bethlehem Allentown Read
ing Wiliamspori. Harrisburg, Erie. the
Oil Region. Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chi
oago &c, stopping on Central lailrosd
of n. j. only at Junction and Phillips
burg. Sleeping cars to Pttsbnrg.
II n - T. M.--WAY TRAIN to Easton-stop
U Al: 30 ping atall stations.
y 20 T. M.-WAY TRAM For soMER-
.DO VILE.
- M p. M.--NIGHT EXPRESS forthe West
G sEO without change of cars to Pittsburg.
stopping on Central Railroad Of New
Jersey only at Junction, Phllipsburg
s1f.as,f Inn apra Z tFfrb
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st. Patrick; Latest Roman News; Address of
General John O'Neill to the Fenians; The Peo-
pie and impeachment Celebration of St.
Patrick's Day; Grand Concert; st. Patrick's
Day in st. Patrick's Church; Speech Of Gene
raj Scott; st. Joseph; The Scout, original Poet
~; Move on. Little Besgar, poetry; The Out
side Party; Ireland; The Trial of MIR. A. NJ.
Sullivan by the Dublin Commissions; Latest by
Cable: The Famine in Algiers; a Nation OF
Jellylys; How Long is it to Last; The Irish
Question; A Southron's Impression of Brazil
and the Brazilians; Bad Effect of Cigars; The
Irish Republic, the Reason it Upholds the
Radicals Cheating the Negroes; MIR. Sullivan
and Dir Pigott in the Richmond Prison, Dub
lin; A Catholic Village in Leopold, Indiana;
Persecution of the Church in Russia; Burial
of Love, poetry; Deplorablc Poverty in Eng
land; More Converts to Catholicism; A Speech
on the Smith Family; News Items, &c. The
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