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cayalj, taking his aftcrdnner nap upon shaded ter
race About the eecping figure, ancient and somewhat
heavy as U IT, thcro In vet air lusty and debonnaro
which only French Fastaf could wear. BerHe-elle-
cour has here warm little picture OF lady and parrots
haneing near Is one OF Paul Marny's characteristic
trncS scene In Holland, quaint and gray and quiet
q dream.
j. O. A. Ward is making a spirited study for
large and Enthusiastically American groupa great
shaggy buffalo rushing desperately to s last charge
upon the rearing mustang and tho ltho Indian who has
inst given the huge creature liz deatwound The buf
iao is Indeed making its last charge ON the prairie and
soon would be nothing but labeled skeleton Ia mu
semi were IL not for Mr. Wards valuable work, which,
AZ is 10 DO hoped Will be allowed TO remain merely
study.
At Goupils the crowd Of loungers drift now
adays TO three rather dramatic points Of pleasure
First comes Gcfomes "Cruchxion," with ts mocking
procession of priests and soldiers winding down the hill
and away toward Jerusalem, and it's three awful
shadows upon the dreary barenness Of Calvary
Gusavo Bron's "sixth Day of Creation" represents
Deity after o fashion somewhat surprising to the
ago American since nothing is left to the Imagination
Tho comments OF tho crowd more amusing and queer
than critical Cabaneps Desdemona,' a picture all
passionate and wretchedness is the third fascna
ZION The woful eyes, the casped hands, the sweet
grieved mouth the whole lovely. grlish figure to
saw Alas what ignorant sin have committedf And
one can't help looking at her "poor, murdered inn0
cenee" with vague tenderness and regret.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
MIR. MILLs's MATINEEs.


Nj. S. b. Mills is to begin at Steinway Hall.
next Saturday series of matinee concerts Of pecu-
lary interesting character He will have the co5pera
be assisted by Mr.. Bergner, Mr.. Randoln, and Mr..
Dachauer. The programme opens with Memberships
Trio in Minor. for piano, VIOLIN and violoncelo and
closes with Beehovens Kreutzer Sonata, and between
these extremes is pleasant variety of solo pieces.
CHAMBER MUSIC AT sTEINwAY HALL.
Dr. Damrosch and Herr Pruckner began on
Monday evening their series Of Chamber Music concerts
at Steinways smaller Hail. and 1t is agreeable to know
that the entirely filed by an excellent and
most enthusiastic audience. 1t was indeed excellent
concert which fully justified the applause bestowed
upOn IT, The two gentlemen In whose name 1t was given
artists of culture and feeling and Herr Pruckner
made much more favorable impression in small room
and with music adapted TO small audience than when
he played against the Philharmonic orchestra in the
Academy OF Music. The entertainment on Mon
day opened with Beethoven's Sonata in major
for piano and violin, and included. for
the same instruments, sonata of Rats in minor.
Both admirably performed and the adagio in the
latter fine piece Of work VIC have ever heard
In concert OF this description. Messrs. Damrosch and
Pruckner have acquired degree Of mutual sympathy
which commonly results only from long practice. This
sIikngly Illustrated in the last piece on the pro-
gramme, schubert's Trio IN fat for piano. violin, and
violoncelo, in which they had the assistance OF Mr..
Bergner more superb performance could hardly be
desired, and the close greeted with general out
burst Of admiration. Mrs. Helene Damrosch sang two
OF Beethovens charming arrangements of Scotch airs.
with accompaniment Of piano, violin, and voloncelo,
Faithful John" and Sally in Alley beside songs
by MendelssOhn and Schumann; and both DR.. Dam
rosch and Herr PruckDer contributed instrumental
solos.
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lows reply TO the Presbytean when they asked him
aid in repeating statutes which debarred them from hold
tlomen" he said because 1t Is established: and when
ever You get ySuT ID religion a WI be
praised until II becomes successful. The worship OF sue
Sc o e o, IN
the world OF art things ncboato and immature have no
sympathy rishtfully due to tried merit aud proved
ability II win be time enough for disqustion on MI
y wt the art os sce mas % bc 20
make his meaning clear And there will he for
ceedngs actor and manager. when It is understood
that he no longer assumes 10 patronize the whole
forward as the purifier and elevator q degraded drama
This degraded drama has bravely through q
served that there We're heroes before Hgamemnon.
The play OF Monaldi" Is still retained on the stage OF
and ascertain il possible what he Is driving at has thus
far insured II succession OF fair audiences We under
NEW s
should imagine cannot fail 70 be udcions 1t will be
to srau %SHs s
company OF good artists; and. after that, calling the
Ills own didactlcsm, not TO his pupils. and not to his
premature project for the establishment Of school
snch "a the community might eniSy. and such as there,
fore, IL would not fail TO sustain.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Charles Mathews, acting at the Brooklyn
Theaer Will close his engagement there with the present
Mr.. Wallack has "The Veteran" in readi-
and has underlined Mr. Byrons play OF Part
Ders for Life"
The Thirty Fourth Street Theater (Which
might easily provided with better name) will be
opened Saturday evening under the management Of
Mr.. w. G.. Mitchell.
A misprint, on Tuesday, made Ms say that
Miss Lucille Western performing In the new circus
at the Grand Opera House. The name should have been
Miss Lucille WatsOn.AfternOOn well as evening per-
formances take place at the Grand Opera House during
the stay Ct the Circus.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE

Il
IL MENT Trsins taking effect Dec 49, 37 From Chambers
81 Depot (For Tseuy thrisi. see note bcoS)
Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing Room Coaches
O. m Express Niagara Fails.
Night kIps seepng Coaches to Buio and Niagara
200 NJ aO Cincinnati and Chicago Night Express Sleeping.
Coaches through Cincinnati, Buffalo Niagara Fall, and thence 10
For j 800 &c. llOo aud 'll5 M, 60 $50 and 100
For yidletOwn 800 ia1o lOo and Ills
For Warwick, 500 1900 and iIl:ISa. m, E3Onm
For Newburgb 1880 $50 and ll:uO 3O $50 and $40
For Sufern. Roc $780, Hoo and '3 aO 5Oo $40. Of"
1880 100 and .lO0p
.l;l5 a. n $50 500. 500. 20, 700 and -;0o $40
For Paterson 65 80 $780, 1900 Hoo sil5 lIVl
n 'l45 a3 500 500 55 $50 6:oo 900. 100, s' o
F, Ra,bsd PARK ,pd Passa e:t5 .7:3o a3o 1890 oo
m u H. las $780, $40 5:i5, $780, $50, S:iS m and 'I;ss
For ,ehuuek sni Way $500 and S:l5 l2t5, 400, 44s Goo
ppA 6: 80 y. NJ Saturdays only 800 mid 49,.
For Hdae and Way 800 AID sl1 H. Zi' 400 $40 ana o."
For Spring Valley std Way, $780, 74' and o:ls a'' to
$50 and .7:i5 D. 10. sltnraya onV l2:oo nld.
For CressIi 500 1S $500 $780, 35 ais $50 $780, and
.7:i5 p m. Saturdays only 300 uidllght IA am a., .,o
For Pieoat $50, 7t5 'sOO NJ iO tl9, $50 9iW'
e9O and t7S3 p. M Saturdays ouly 1900 midnight
70. PenpoIt and n aek 800 $780, 40 Eo e" and fi's
n M SATURDAYS only l2:Ca midnight.
NJ BTrains leaving Chlmberst hours half hours leave
Twentyuirdst fifteen minutes earlier than above VINE Tue ~"
a m and 1000 min stsrt FROM Chsmberst only
n B-Trans n. r. II. Of N J. leaving Chsmoepst 90
quarter hours thirty minutes earlier than above
Tickets for passage and Apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coes can be obtained aud orders for the checking aud transfer o.
he Ohees24l
va cor Hundred snd twenty 6n and Ihdaye hsrem
Cout Broolyn loi Broadway Wsmsbusbi at The Compays
pCrots. nd Of Agents al the principal hotels -,
.psly Sundays only Goshen Sundays only Mack only
N"' WM. r BARR GeLl Pass Agent
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DECISIONS.-JAg. "a.

Supreme -ChanbrS-By Judge Barrett
Judgment granted agt Cartwright ct Of service is
defective Birisa s BrlssMoon granted and defendant per-
within days payment Of 0 costs Of laoon
for judgment 80 Of opposing this motor and the Reses
incurred Depiens sgt PateonMotou grarei
Weed Sewing Machine Co. gt HowsrLesye to serve answer
aud Disbursements &c Sreer
Baker MOton granted payment Of $40 costs and
defendant spulsng within Eve days refer or TO place the ean
may elec Jonas a MadMOton eaned In part and denied Ia
memoranda Church sgt lesrsnoe-oton ah1
Wilson Tobtine Life and Savings lns Co-MeEorands for
counsel Miller sg- Standardization granted
United States District Court In AdmrGIty-By Judge
Btcfo-The seamug Clara Cbr sgt Augustus NJ Cox ct al
First exception allowed the Others doaed and the case sent
back 10 the Commissioner for read sstnent
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APT AID STUDIO GOSSIP.

The Water Color Exhibition opens to-day.
Miss Walkers is at work upon Adirondack
studies.
Mr. S. r. Clifford is engaged upon a study
Of swiss scenery.
MI McEntee has begun charming little
Autumn scene ia the CatsLls
Mr.. Bispham is painting, inst now, dash
ing picture Of two horses exercising.
Louis Tiffany is finishing a large painting
Of the Citadel at Cairo for the Spring exhibition.
Mss Stowe, one of our best designers, is
making the Harpers, Southern sketches peculiarly
mesh aud suggestive.
Mr.. Page is working upon several portraits
and upon his mask of Shakespeare, which approaches
rapidly tue point at which it is to be transferred to
canvas.
The place in the Park where the statue of
Shakespeare stand has been selected and the cere-
monies az the erection next April already talked Of
II is said that they are TO be particularly brilliant
Mr. swain Chords studio, with its quaint
and queer costumes. is pleasant cOmbina-
ton Of Egypt Morocco and SPAIN where Mr. Clifford ia
travelling anew in the unfinished pictures upon his easel
An exhibition and a sale of paintings by
women artists exclusively proposed The exhibition
TO be opened about the LIST Of March Women artists
throughout the country expected to contribute The
object is Lot 30 much money as fame 1t VIII probably
b. successful.
Chicago, and Chicago, and yet again Chicago.
Many Of the artists complain that the pockets OF picture
buyers scorched by the great fire that they open
seldom and with difficulty. II s the old mournfu strain
old when Chicago was born pictures pictures every
where, and not sOm TO bly,"
w. II. Beard is at work upon his picture OF
dickens ana lis Characters" The author sits at his
table and about him throndng the host OF people
who have made all the world laugh aud cry Modest
Little Nell, the bc9mlg Pickwck all bcnevoence aud
saiers eringing Heep-tbey are all here the old. Ia
lllar faces"
At Schaus's there are several new and inter-
esting foreign pictures One is Rosa BOnheur-a few
hmiable sheep grouped upon cris, green down. opposite
lovely Achenhach-a of the coast OF Sicily
Here are, too delightful little picture OF mother and
daughter, by Meyer Won Bremen; cOmical one by
Hleoi "Paddy's Mark" and one OF Wiiliamss
gusNly careful nieriOrs-a picture OF bright beauty
10 d satin gown.
At SnedecOr's there are on exhibition five of
irun1uPs fshPc,nres, full Of suggestions Of wild for
cot hooks and slipping, shimmeriDg streams Here, also
there small collection Of charming French water
ooiors Two o. ViDerts particularly nice-one,
boutheru scene with the usual abby priests gentle little
nkeJ and pretty gl the other, gross. worthless old
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THE NEw-YoEK PRINTING COMPANY.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day, in the case of Edward II. Tracy, executor and
Laura b. Taylor, executrx Of the estate of James b.
Taylor. deceased, agt the NewYork Printing Company
Judge Blatchord dissolved the injunction restraining
the Sheriff from selling the property OF the defendant
and dismissed the proceedings in bankruptcy The sale
of the Company's property viii be resumed tomorrow.
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THE COURTS.
STOKES AGAIN REMANDED.

In anticipation of the opening of the trial
OF Edward Stokes large audience was present in the
Court Of Oyer and Termner yesterday morning. The
prisoner brought into Court by Sheriff Brennan and
seated himself between his counsel. Although he as
sumed jaunty air it evident that he was far from
being at ease reply the Of District
Attorney Garvn that he prepared to proceed with
the case, Judge CardOzO who appeared on the bench
stated that Judge Ingraham unable oatend owing
10 sickness. The Court wac adjourned until Monday
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. Jaw. rs.

THURSDAY. JAN u.s.
pos,ponement Of European Ndlis
CastomhOuse regulations the
sIp sail this dag and Mail for Europe will close
the Post advertised The sailing Of the oa has been
poue 10 uesil Subsequent vessels Of the smbarg American
Lns will he despatched week later than aiverd.e
FRIDAY, JAN. &c
SATURDAY, JAN. a.
Mails for Burore Liverpool steamship City Of Brooklyn
close at q N. No Supplementary Nal.
A Prusdan closed mail Ia seat by this lire.
Mails Bresi and DaT yer steamship VIE 10 rams
close at 500 At, ~
Mails for the German States via Bremen Per steamship Don'u
close II q German Mail only direct bY TINS Inc
SUNDAY. JAN. o.
All Mails close at II o'clock Tue Iosto1ce open ron
m ii q 10
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No Steamship Mails
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyERPooL-In steamship Java, JAM HTH and sirs'
Seeker infant M Horton Mrs Borny and child Miss Bcn
Mr. and M Young L. l. simcnds Anderson hr ana nIs
Mrs O. Soker Mr. and Mrs Greg Mr Lucas W. Vance wife and
infant C. Hilton Mckenzie, j. Boyd Dr. A. Il Robinson H. A.
Gease G. Oldde Mr. Elliott W. H. Cumming Mr. and Mrs Patey
Miss wyure B. Goodyer Yture M and Mrs ny hoss,s
NJ edpath W. p Shafr C. Robinson, Anderson, Mr.
Smith, J. Mott J. W. Barnes, A. l.. Kerr.
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The President ruled that the petition could not be
ceived out Of Its regular order.
Whereup0n the paper withdrawn.
Alderman Vance moved tnat the Board do adjourn.
Which carried
And the President that the Board adj
iourncd until Monday next, the 22i i2st at o'clock,
D. JOSEPH SHANNON, CLERK.
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fourthave Entrance on twenty seFehibs-
TRAINS LEAVE. NEwYoRK ,,
90 icf a s Straifo Faifs Southport and wspor sa
M 3:i5 4:9l, and go p m ,,,o ,o,srv., ,r,, au
so lEIl: $3.50, S'29 a9d Erl :. n; san ,D,s.,o
Por stamford T. xJ, 3 ll:Jo NJ l;lS lfL 3D. 3ELh 3D.
q" g.. H:a tis sSd S se s s'asJa 1889 m
%t ss1 Syp MI III iS caves a S.wYOrs att &
Boston, via both sausGtSoK tRs i1 go? TEIS
~ boston va sh9e Iiae; ms and Pr, -,
fer GaaSscieat River Rairod s m. 5p INTO N'''A'"p'''
or HsrSri Proyiaenc. sud Fsi Railroad ss l'll
FOR shOe Line Railway st a. M to Nof"eh ANa fiV' '
FOR New Issn AL Railroad nj m to NORTH
S1 New Haven. adieown aud wmsna' Railroad r LH','
F To- IIoasaOnc Railroad, aud p. w.,,,,
For SsHsT AZ. ai soTa.k R I p aa
E:Sa ca, H. ils 'T M Fan and also
d.y Mail Train o. elder Lae DrawngSon Car ''hs 10 ties
@s point iat s:s i 81. rs:.
st. and fsaris he Ode. q he ST,G' BeS sH's' sad
from rsaid,nes 10 dsstaa, on JAMES IL no' l. s''e
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
nv T1.u, viii have New Depot FOCrthae aud fost,
SO w. Chicago E1Pr-.' with Ds"nS''"~ care
o SPECIAL cSesso Erprs With Bas.'
,o.r 4. s an, SOrta'rn and Western Express.
40 O. n Special + roy Express. on sst riat ,,.
400 D. Montreal Exprsss with slespns'ea'' ITO" Ne"''
500 H. K1pre slesrsse.rs for w.et0"' o'''s'' '''
aeo psJse Erpress sIseprrsss for eeehe'~ sSnis
" NJ N.sars Mlk Chicago, via bo'h l. O. ana A. ~
Rsroaia ior st. Loss via Toledo cave w "s"sA''"
,,co up E,,,,, With Sleeping Troy and Abiay
An Tsi t,s,ns running aofts Of foaker. rss i ''p'-
49,. Trains Ihirethst vest SIDE ~ neIeoos
' '' G. H. kRkDRCk General Passenger s''~
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M LOOT OF
NSsI PFFsAnEE99SEnSi 81 's s.; :: -
as ri 2, ss' ss 1itrIoRa sss MasSS
WEST, via Baltincrs $3.50 llJo and s;lS n
Var ,br SOUTH $50 800 n Silver fsiser ess to WssS
,r Ard Lypehburg ss on ssv tran without change f ne
WEST va Rsilrcaa-s;1 ssa ss' 49, $50
siI1s, Palace ssAsd the $50 sst rss rsaa fss.
70 Psbargh Chicago Louisville sitAeat change Svs
ps.e attached 10 the saop daily ssd through m
h.sh Lousls and st. Leafs. without chang S,es
Pse staehsdstc tn $50 and through ". Nes
Yorh Wayne Chicago without change iicts A~ "s'
Of pe.brossst Ct. fso Of Corlaudtst, and "a Bresds.y
RANKIN d.. pip w.. AZ. W. atk son e..1
SOUTH SIDE Il. r. OF L. i.
Winter Arrangements eom.sssas os. 90 1871 fres soo's''"'
es M MAJ for Ps,eiegus BY for Bspon ssd Fire Place
ic;t0 Aesonmcdsion 70 bAh{loa ,u... "a p,,, Place
ana M Rrpr,ss b. sge f nsneper
40 N Aeconusdsies for lsIp, thEsssh |" rse'"sss
,,T N m Bsbylop Aeeeumodshea
ga D Asresanedsea ss hssnsa 49,, An , sssesc -
ysIsy S.rssn Resls.sy ssS Me-
Zee nss rsss$
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 7l5 San $40 Moon rises o:OI
DAY.
Sandy Hook 80 1879 Cows Island. 500 Hell Gate PerT G37
THIS DAY-P n. ..
Sandy Hook 1853 Cows IsDd.... &29 Hell Gate Ferry .l~b
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paving opening and sewering OF any street pass this
Board unless thirty days previous notice shah nave

paving opening and sewering OF any street pass this
Board unless thirty days previous notice shah have
soSed That " One PSf0t Of the
the ne OF INC street affected by the proposed d
ment object 70 tho Same, IL shall not become an ofd
Resoired That the Commissioner of Public Works shall
ceyed by him for contract work. and In each and every
awarded to the lowest bidder
On motion Of Alderman Van Setback the preamble and
resolutions referred to the Committee Streets
when appointed
By Alderman Conover-
Resolred That the several resolutions passed by tho
Board OF Aldermen the lat day OF January 1872 over
the veto Of the Mayor authorizing the New-York and
additional ones etc., north OF Fortysecond-st, New
York City, be and tho hereby annulled, re-
Alderman Van schaick moved to refer the resolution
10 the appropriate Committee, when appointed
But he subsequently withdrew the motion, and moved
which was carried by the following vote, viz:
Afhrmative-fhe President, Aldermen ConOver FAD
coner Fitzgerald, Giey, Joyce Martin McLaren, Mer
bach, Radde, Van schaick, and Wildes-ls
Negative-Aldermen Conan and Plunkitt-2
Alderman falconer. from the Committee on reducing
ae mixer and Pen OF the employees In tho
Resolved That the Clerk Of this Board be and he IS
poyed by the late Board Of Alderman with
the provisions OF n resolution adopted BY the Board,
Jan Jan Il; 1872, as follows .,ou,
Francis j. Twomey Deputy .................... 600
Archibald j. Fullerton Second Assistant. 5000
Edwnrd Eey mn1G A EsmTtS Zoo
Cornelius Gillen, Fifth Assistant. 1850
Patrick Kane Sixth Assistant 1850
william ]. O'Neill Seventh Assistant ....... $500
Daniel Collins Eighth Assistant. 1850
William Costello General Clerk $500
NJ. j. Walsh, Ad. 1900
Thomas Negan, En- gross NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Edward Murraugh, Assistant Engross ng. $500
Samuel f. Warren Ornamental Engrossing Clerk. $500
John H. Num- Messenger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
william j. FaGan Assistant Messenger ........ 1850
Jnmes O'Brien, Messenger for Office. 1s00
William Barclay Librarian and En- crossing Clerk. 1850
Charles III. Pentz Assistant Librarian. $500
Patrick Kearney, Jauitor City Library. 1850
Terence r. Smith, Sergeant at rms ......... 1850
Cornelius Callahan Assistant Sergeantat-Arms $500
William Furlong, Reader Observation-Disclosures. 1900
James Walsh Doorkeeper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Bryan Mcmahon Messenger TO President. 1850
Frank McsIulen, Official Rep0rter. $500
Edward Brucks Messenger TO Librarian $500
James Ii. Murray Clerk 1900
Total .s7s, 600
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST


,,,,. - MORRIS AhD ESSEX DIVISION.
NE" BROAD GAUGE LINE W Water Gap Stoubarg Scranton,
BngsDton Syracuse AMI 0wego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
D2oe New York foot Of Barclays and foot Of ChstoDhert
1871
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Via Boonton Branch
runs directly through from Nesfok osweso without
connecting at Dover with Chester r. and At Scranton with L. and
Il. X Il Tor Kingston. NhFesnaue, Pttston &c.
1913 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, Dene with Booa
tor Branch at Doyerw Ia Chester Branch Waterloo with susI r
r AnoVer and Newton Washington with the d. L. and w. R. K
h water Zap Sousbue Scranton Great Bend BnghanOu syria
us n1 O'"ego and at Eason with Lshgh Valley for all points
RaO LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Monts
town. Dover Waterloo Hsc.etstown, Washington Phpsbu and
basoni connects at Waterloo vita Railroad PHILLIP sba
With Bel Del X for Bevdee &C. and at Raon with L. " r. r.
Tor Bethlehem Allentown, Msuch Chunk Wesbare Reading and
p. m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson
BoGnton, directly through bnRbanon
change cars stopping principal saons Connecting Dover
Chester r. z.
I;lOp EAsrOS EXPRESS at Dover Chester
R. Waterloo with snsser r. r., and OF Eaon with " for
Bethlehsn AIenoxn Reading Harrisburg snd III, West
and Suss K Railroads
!:l0 ?. H. DOVER EXPRESS.
For hQRRIS1oWN s1:5 9:l, :?o 1900 n, 100 $50 <b.
Por SUNNI and nned stations at $50 7 Ttj so 1910
and 2o m. 1880 $40 40 200 and $50 IN an oo ,,
AMI llQ lao $780, 3:iO. +2e 49, $780, $780, e;4o S;0 s
For NEWARK GEO. 7:ls, 7:45 eo olo $40 1910 1880
II 200 20 l0O *l:lO, 200 '20 $40 800 $3.50 slo
10 $40 52c $3.50 s:Oo '62o $50 500 $50 sl5 and
ll:l5 D. M Trains marked stop At East Newars - "a.
leave New.York BLOOMFIELD and koNTCLAR, at s;o,
$40 and ll:o0 a. and 2:Oo. $3.50. $40 e2o tnd Spn
" - T. sChOCu, Superintendent
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c,l, M ? a.; from Per a. n. H., foot OF Rolinsgsst
beck fare to B9SToS Ss2s To TO P Ps9yDsNCE -
Igt 81 orfst rd Connect Providence with Boo, sDf Prov
and Prov Worcester R. RS Tor si1Icrisn Bns die AMI towns
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Passenger and Freight Depot SesYok soo of Lr, con.
noIerve with South Branch Raroa AZ anp,on Junction
Vim zoe pesssre Laesawsnns and Western Railroad al Phparg
nenyn VALLEY Railroad and It's CONNECTIONS frnsx dy line 10
and The West without change cars also 10 Csniral Penn
WINTER ARRANGgsissTT ISh
commencing Jlnuar; TO- lS72-Lesve
a. m-fof FIemngtoD Eaon, Bethlehem Bath N,ah Chu,t
We,ese Ptsop Mabsnoy City Mt Carmel Haielton TunIhsu'
mock, Towan Ia Wayerlv. Beylcre. &c. ' "
81 ~ -' ' anu "e'@
ga m-wrsrrRs RrrRE daily respt suudayl for R,soa Allen.
town. srsba and the West Connects Psmng.
tonj at Ppsbug with Lehgh ADJ iyiou Tor N,uh
Chnns Mke,bare Scranton wllamport Ere &c; viii
Lehigh Valley Railroad for Masch Chmk
1890 a. m--Wsy Train for soinerviIe
1880 mFOr Wilmington Riston Arenio~p. Nsuch Cbsnh
s1hsnoy S Ha,eton wte.brre Reading Columbia Lahcase
2l5 m-Por Bssou Connects At Pnrsbug with Lehgh and
Sasq Division r saih Asnogn Weare AMI Seratoni and
Esston with Legh Valley X r. for Allentown AL Caaagqua
PtAp sburg for Bevdere
$500 D. m.--Por Plain6ed
p-For Raston Allentown and March Chank
ton WITH Del Lack and West. r. X
go ?. m-for someTviIc AMI Pennington
So. m--Por SomerviIe
$50 p n.-For Plainded
SIS m-CiSciNNAr E1PRvs' daily 'or Eason Bethlehem Anes-
town. Fading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. Chicago, AMI cDcisBA
6p m--For Sonergile
p m-For Bonneville
1;JO p MIN gaDt)--For Eason.
300 !. m.-Pof Plsn6eM
ll:20 D. m.-Por PRn6eld
For Elizabeth .t5:45 500 65n 75 75 zoo $50 800 sls
1000, i00 Has 1850 /: o. 900, 25 800, $50 CO., go,
Tickets for the Yves. can obned oce Central
4 E. KICKER, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
NETWORK AND NEW-IIAVEN RAIL
~ ~ ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY Y, 1911.

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