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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-24
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3d. Bagging, demand
oujet. held firm and UNCHANGED &C 1330
l43e. Flour qules and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet and steady at $1.206I.40. Corn
quiet and lower ss 60663c, shelled and
sacked. Oats firm at 45647c. Barley
steady at S1.15nl.20. Coffee quiet at 24G
27c, Hay steady at S13 from store. Hogs
dull, small sales to pockers at &c for heavy.
Provis. ons quiet. Mess pork SIS. Bacon,
shoulders Sc; clear rib sides 7sG7sc; clear
Sc packed, cash. Bulk meats nominal.
Hams, plain nominal; sngar-cured nominal
at 110l2ac cash. Lard, prime s4eam
nominal; tIsree SIC; kegs &c cash. Whisky
firm at 66dS7c. Weather chilly and rainy.
Cniea<o Ma<asss.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Flour, demand fair
and market firm; extra spring S. 5066 80;
superfine $4O00425. Wheat demand fair
and prices advanced; No. spring Chicago
81 O5; regular 81 .O9kadl 10; No. 2 Chicago
spring Sl.O5 cash; 81 OF seller November;
SI.O35 seller December; No. 5 Chicago
spring S1.0l1c; rejected Csc. Corn active
and advanced; No. 2 mixed 3Ssc cash; 38ss
0382e seller November; 1890 seller Decem-
Der; rejected &c. Oats steady and in
moderate demand; No. 2 31!c cash, and
seller November rejected 28626ac. Rye
quies and unchanged; No. 2 62d6Sc.
Barley demand fair ard market firm; No. 2
fail 81 3301. 333c; No. 3spring S1.02G2.03,
Timothy held quiet and week at 81 406
2 70. Provisions quiet and steady. Mess
PORK Sl3; old S12. Lard, new, steady and
in moderate demaud; 7sc for old and &c
for new cash. Bulk meats quiet and un-
changed; offered, shoulders 5sd5sc; short
rib middles 6sG6ae; short clear middles g
66Se, all loose. Bacon quiet aud unchaDg-
ed. Whisky steady and in moderate de-
nand at 90c. F.,
50. Louis NaEEsss.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-Flour, dull, but
unchanged; superine winter s3.7564 20
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Ferssxn REarkets.
New York Money MARKET.

PARIS, Oct. 23.-Reutes 57E Zoe.
ANTWERP, Oct. 23.-Re6ned petroleum
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
endorsed, due T4...s..... .................
'Io.ss.....s.s...-...... 1890.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-01

soon pass to the hereafter-men die, but NJ I
rave said States are immortal and live forever.
Let Us bequeath to our children the same good
IL heritage that we received from our fathers.
have done, Mr.. Speaker, and it has been my
purpose to do my duty to myself my coRstitu-
ents, and my God. 1 trust the consequences
with the Judge of US all.
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= j., q. n. RAMSEY, A.M.M.D.,
Resumes the Practice Of Medicine
fHatnAT KNOyvIIJ,Ep hfEvl

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE MAJ fnR EASE
OHRN junction of Main and Colbofland stzsefs.
Gases in which consultation with hin may b desired
shall. heretofore. receive prompt attention. sspe-
cially when within reach Of any Of the railroads..
August !, 1872.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-01

hOlc6 w h6I h1ckn "A " 1T'
...,, NASHVILLE, TESE., March Is, 1919.
Hon, L. G. HoUK: y - l-'+
Sir--The undersigned, without regard to POI
litical distinction, having listened with pleas
ure to your mastery effort in behalfof the State
credit and honor, in tho House of Represents
tives, on the 18th inst, and believing that the
sentiments uttered by you will meet with the
unqualified approval of . large majority of the
honest Taxpayers and citizens of this State. 90
therefore most respectfully ask Of you q copy OF
your speech for publication.
Respectfully,
H. +. Ferguson, William Y. Peak,
g. A. Washington, r. C. Couch,
j. C.. W. Steger, q. w. Carnes,
John Blevins, G. Il. Cottrell,
j. B. Jeup, r Geo. G. Perkins,
A. Harris, IL Levi McCollum,
w. B. Bowden, s. w. Keebler,
Lafayette Mcleod, James 4. Beala,
A. Harris, j, j. Duncan, 60
j. NJ. Elder, 4. Raglan,
j. l., Orr. laL
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Hon. r. +. FERGUSON, AND OTHERS g y
q. Gentlemen. Yours OF this date just received.
Thanking you for the fattering manner In
which YOU allude to my humble efforts in be-
half Of the honor and credit of my native State,
1 take pleasure in complying with your re-
quest. very truly, yours,
5AA l.. &. HOUK.e
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time.
And to return for moment, the debt of Eng
land. under her constant use of theswOrd, rap
idly swelled to hundred and forty millions
Oh, now, you croakers-ye prophets who mag
ined, like the enemies of this bill, now seem to
imagine, that the time had come at last when
they could see their predictions ofeyil fulfilled
Men of theory and Of business almost unani-
really arrived. The only statesman who
did not share in the general delusion was Ed
mund Burk." Can we wonder that there are
those now deluded in reference to similar pro-
portion Indeed, it is not strange that while
in England, here, in the State of Tennessee, it
is but small minority Of her public men?
Even the celebrated philosopher, David Hume,
was overwhelmed by a similar delusion to that
which has enveloped our friends on the other
side ofthis question, He said lit was impossible
not lie throughout the Holy Land, but it was
possible TO prove that the road TO national ruin
was through the national debit would re-
mind the House that the gentleman from Tip
ton MI. Cummins) has travelled the same road
policy that was adopted by Mr. Hume to DEM
Onstrate the bankruptcy Of England.
After hearing his use of figures the other day,
would not be astonished to see him excel Mr.
Hume, and prove that the road to Paradise
did not lead to the Holy Land" And YET"
had but to open his eyes, and to see improve
ment all around him, cities increasing, cultiva-
buyers and sellers, harbors insufficient to con-
tam the shipping artificial rivers joining
the chief INLAND seats of industry TO the chief
seaports, streets better lighted houses better fur
nished, richer wares exposed to sale in statelier
roads.
HE had, indeed, only to compare the Edin-
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see. And can it be possible that We will now
cover her name with blot, with stigma, if not
that She proposes to screen herself behind an
iron wan Of Illegal protection constructed by her
own Legislature? 'iI. 9-it .-r l
. Ibeg Of you, gentlemen, not to commit this
suicidal act of refusing to provide for the pay
ment of the debt of the State simply because the
] know gentlemen disclaim any affinity for or
intention Of repudiation, and I do not charge to
T Bull have been very much reminded by their
argument on this subject of the old darkey
preacher who, being asked by his master how
he got out of his entanglements and hard places
when preaching, replied: well, massa, when
u sees dat I amt CRIME to come ont straight, i
Jess alump up and shouts Glory Glory and
comes right out fust rate ~ So it seems to me
Of this question; They argue against funding
until they feel themselves in tight place in re-
gard to the State debt. And in order to get out
all straight, they jump up and disciaim any pur-
pose ofrepudiation on the same principle the old
darksy shouted glory. Nh. Speaker. Ipromised
strength nor inclination to say more than that,
as / have heretofore stated on this floor, Ten.
nessee pays very small taxes. There are but two
States in the Union that pay less, while thirty
-four. pay. more And we All know national
! half dozen men IN this House Who ID paw United
States taxes. refer to this to show that the cry
about high taxes isuncalled for. twill continue.
though, as thefew always be those who expect
to succeed by making political capital out of the
preludices of tho people.olysfq vac 3a ,lerIt :.
% Now, Nj Speaker, in conclusion, let me again
spPeal 70 the pride Of Tennessee: 90. -
81 us forget the angry passions of debate,
and link our shields together In behalf Of the
future grandeur and glory Of our State. As we
have been proud Of our nativity in the past let
US commit no act that will tarnfsh the fame that
attaches to the name Of Tennesseean. We will
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
NATrRnAY. J1lY -.

SATURDAY, July 2J-P n
The financial events Of the past week have not
been of a character to call for special mention.
There was an occasional hardening of the rates for
money but per cent may be stated as the highest
rate for demand loans while the bulk Of the business
was done at 4per cent, with some transactions OF
not inconsiderable amounts at per cent. Time
loans are now readily negotiated for the remainder
Of the year. but are difficult to obtain for d longer
period. The gold speculation weakened somewhat
the reduced specie shipments and the buoyant tone OF
foreign affairs OccasiOuing adcclne from the highest
point OF the week of one per cent in the premium.
The foreign exchanges were also lower owing 70 the
reduction of tie rate of discount at the Bank Cf En-
gland and the free and pcrnicious use Of borrowed
bills. Government bonds and other prime invest
ment securities were strong and higher. The stock
market was somewhat erratic in its course, but on
the whole prices were well maintained. The most
eccentric stock was Pacific Mail which declined sew
era points and then partly recovered. The most de-
cded strength was shown by the Vanderbilt shares
Western Union, Lake Shore New-Yofk Central
and Harlem, which were purchased in large amounts
In { he general movement to realize, Northwest
Common fell of from Il! 10 Gsi, but at the decline
there was a good demand for the shares which
caused an upward reaction. The Erie corner cul-
minated on Monday for the time being. the price
dropping OfcL uNc pD4lLc, 'ltA N4c AA4l'ANa4'' '-
tween cash and regular transactions not being i'm
uortant. On Friday the small operators for a de
cline became frightened again and the gap
between sales, cash and regular, ~dened
10 the extent Of Il per cent but to-day there was
less activity lower prices and only fractional dis
parity between cash and regular sales. brisk
trade was done in Rock Island Wabash, st. Paul
Ohios, Union Pacific. and c., c. and l. C., these
stocks sympathizing with the shares mentioned
above. Panama rose from Is to H., and subsc-
quently lost the improvement. Hannibal and 81.
Joseph was weak and declined from Al % 81, but
recovered parly at tho close. To-day there were 10
new features the business having boes small and
the changes composed within very narrow
range. Tie market was firm iu tone, how
ever, and prices Well supported in The
leading shares Harlem displayed unusual strength
and activity rising from lI.l 70 l:h The advance
was based on rumors Of an extra dividend, and re-
port that the Company had been offered 230Oo0)o
for their horse ear line in this city. Erie sold AZ q"
aGl cash and GOa59, regular \ sixteenth to fat
was paid for the use Ot the stock. Western Union
ranged from o. 9l.. Lake Shore was steady and
uniform 1T 93 3493. Pacific Mail fell off i.0m $, 70
37E and recovered slightly at the close. Tho foow-
ing were the opening, highest, lowest and closing
nricps Ci -tgf<s:
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DAND, MCNALLH a. Co.'s RAILWAY
III GUIDs AND HAND BOOK gyes The latest mces and peGet
fares OF al rolL We population tai puon Sc, Of
sye the u 8 aai Canada For sale By all
uessfsaers Price 40 e-"A
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

The gold speculation was also tame and quiet "
day. developing no feature OF interest. Opening I"
ll5. the price touched 1i5l but by II o'clock re'o.
cred TO ll5l and for the rest Of the day was pretty
generally steady at that figure. Though Londop
advices continue TO report matters abroad in Ia
yorable state that fact had influence upon gold
Loans cost 2i, q g. and 81 per cent for carrying Inc
Assistant Treasurer paid out 100 IN called D."
bonds. and $1,000 in coin interest Vn Lhe paoiie
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

a 7
IA ESLARGSD EDIriOS oF HORACE GhEEL LElS AUTO
BIOGRAPHY Appendix containing Memoir Of hs later years ani
De md the best This famous Campaign Speecnes
Tag LAST PORTRAIT EVER PC8LHED, REPRE-
tryTING HIN APPEARED ~ THB SUMNER oP lefz
The grea Greeeys Autobiography and also fr some
more Of the wonderful intellectual display which he
made during hs Eastern Western the Preadena Cam
Iagu LED The Issue Of edition OF the Autobiography
the Of bis LIE 10 toe end
efrg a. more stikng and suggestive Of his many admirable ana
lsn Campaign Fpeeches c0nndng with exhaustive and
sfub snsrs of campaign, originally prepared by the Hon
Jsmes PIKE ezUne Sstes Minister to The Hague There IS
begdes collection Of MI Greeeys hoesne0n
Writings ncudg amoog Others bs famous controversy with Robert
Dale Oven Marriage aNd Divorce. - .
Prca btrcsoey boud 60 ob With Portraits 90 Sent by
.,gior reee nj of Urce Adires THE TRIBUNE EeBNork
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Glend.nnlng. oil & Anory.s cIosing &c W

The subjoined table shows the extreme fluctuations
in United states bonds, the leading railway and mis-
ceIlaneous shares and gold made during the past
week rs well as the closing quotations OF each at the
dates aforementioned
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Gcdrher5.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

4 FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
" Poat E1.ie Ronout Kingston landing at Couen' West
Point Cornwall Ne,slnburg and Milton The MAXI FOhELL
nom Vestrg.sL Per 80 ever aerDoon at 800 o'clock
LBANY and TROY, 80 SARATOGA, 50 30.
"A Lv DAY LINE gOATs. c. y1BBARD and DANIEL DREW.
Lave Vesf Pier $3.50 ana Iwsnlyimrisi north Of hne
fe Al s:sJ landing al TONhEkS. TARk1IOn aul MAN
~ r. rrrSgs5 MILTON. POUGHKEEPsIB, RHlNBBECK Two.
IN CATSkILL aut HUDSON Connecting io s points WEST ana
N0QTU I'm tickets 10 WEST POINT CORN ALL ana Nh"'
BURGH return day g. Tickets b. special cars and baggage
-L.L =. ~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
rATSKILL DAILY LINE.

NATSKILL DAILY LINE.
" Stssmr NEW CHAMPION every MONDAY Neinesiay' snl
Fnia7 a. q n. NJ, ANDREW hAyEh eefy laesla'
Ihusy and SATURDAY from Pier 80 foot Ffankn-s'
OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
v ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WESr-lasselEer aud FREIGHT
s III Ne,ork Of Lihert7st Connects al Somerve VIII
Sutt P-gnc r r. Hampton Junction With Dcawa Lackawaula
Dy5. sso With Lehrh ValeJ Railroad Direct line to Harrisburg
Ifqb and tic West, TO Central PenaYani ana heU'los
'~'" SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Cornnercnz Tdre 80 1873 Leave heS-l OK - iooNi: .
4.8OamNEws TRAM for haston. Behehen Ae9'o'h haneh
Cl1BF. Tlrsnul. VIII t.harrc, Scranton, Sharon &c
Ga.m-Nay Train for SomerylLe. ,,., -, a., 4,
-W,y Train Tor Pennington Eaon, Belvi1ere Bath Msueh
Chunk Wjk,shlrre PttsCn. MaluO7 CITY NJ Nafe haLeon
Towanls Waerey Connects at Junction SItl Dell
Isck ant West. Railroad 80
MoS1SG ExPEPss te1cep sunlavs) Tor Ea'toa Ael-
town st1rk Connects a. Sorvle Tor fenls'
top. AZ I.0n Mau,h Chunk, tamaqua, NhesDa scranton
Tovanda WayeeY &C, with through cars To DaA'4i "Ia'
fli:I5a r. m and 10 m.-Wsy Trains for SonerTine
1890 -ExPREss for temlgt0n. Eaion Bath AuentoWa
Msuch Chunk MahauOy City Htst0u Wl2tb-e, scranton ke-4
iug Columbia Lancaster Ep,ran PottsUle, Harrisburg A'
3O D. m.-Nay Train for EtNol AHsniO|n, aud beiVlaeia
$3.50 0. m.-WaY Tram foI Paaled - -
Ess0l, Allentown and Nalh NlunE Cor
| nec.s at Jlnchon With Del. LaeE. and West X K
| 4:3O D. m.-Way Train for sOmerTiLe anu fe-lng'oh
| 5q.u.-W8r Trlin ior Somcrvlie.
5.lj p. u.--Nay ain d 8 Panheld ~ - ,,.,- IN,
50T m-EyENivG EKpHFss day for Eson, Beierei Als1-
town Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Cicaso, &C.
Gard D m.--Wsy Train for Somerviue-
7:3l 9. ia grd1t)-For Easo1.
e.t5 .rl IL 80 b. m WAY Trains fr Plainf ~ 80.
For Ez4bua $50 $3.50. g. $50, 6ij y $50, 3 6:l1 y 5
IOI5 IL ll:45 e. m.; II 1850 J. ., 25p, y, 55U 3:t5
4.l5 so 44j j:lj $50, 5:ij, g. 6:2O, 4 7'5O 7:lo
SEQ, 5:lj, 1850, ll;5O j p H.. p p,crpp c., - p,
II p R,tnVfy General Passenger Agelt
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

ERIE RAlLWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
- Trains taking elect June 23 oj From Claubersst Depot for
aa Cbie.vo Day Express. Drasnroon Coaches
O 10 ards sleeping DosDLe. o q suaatIHl.
m-EIyr Mail oI Buffalo ana Falls Sleeping CoseA
I'm iDaIv)-Cucarad 'nl Chicago Might Erpres. Sleeping
Coleles tr0l-h BuIIO, Nlgsl 4s tElu-aI Detroit, AM
Clica, without cAaur re.
P1r Jerys g. o II and '11lj $50. $3.50 ara = N
Goshen au! lhltoUu ~, 8, o.1u ii aaI +ll4J 5:+5
A5U. 1880 ard II @. 10.
Warwick, g. II "a. Gud 4:3O z.
Eewlggh. 1880 @ and II q. o.. anI 1870 p. N.
suaeH g. g. $3.50. ii aud 4l:Ij o4J, ., G. 1890 =
i.egooi ioiokus Ale dale end Rarssy C. g 1880 H.
s1l:IJ O.. M. 3:4j D. g. tG:3O ana 1880 p. ~.
Paterson f6 G4j 7:lj s. $3.50 'SIJ TO- II, 1ll5 1880
m 'l45 3:lj, l. ., $50, g. $50 T. g. 1880 and
Sesnk 'G 7l5 .s45 and 1880 3i5, 5:l5 'G.SO p.
Ratsuri Pars al Passsc Clj s. 1880 10 II Gl;I5 a. m
Hiie iIaclenss,h and Way s. s:15 anl ts 10 m,l3A5
and ?. N and - Saturday ughts only.
Sprug valley sud,Way, 3 .ud $3.50 d. NJ. 4f5 r. ~.
Engcsoot g. 49, and $3.50 80 3j, 10 44j. $50
ESQ and 'l;45 h M, and II SATURDAY 2ls ogy. . ,
Crrsskil D. D. 49, and $3.50 $50 3lJ 4:lJ, $50 G3O
SDsrkh ). a. 49, aud $3.50 , ljO 1915, AS i4J $780,
ESQ i1:ij ? ~, aud u Saturday dy-ts only 49, 80
PeIEont aud Jack 3 TO- ana $3.50 1880 3;15 4fJ 530
$50 t7;46 ?. m, II Ss.uriay nights only
N.B-TIaius leaving Chanhers-st
TWehty-thrst IS earlier than above tune and
ll:3O D. ths The N. II
n B-Trans on The n r. Newark Branch leaving Cham
bet quarter hJur leave Tvtnty ythist 80 minutes earlier
Ticket. for passage snd for ,parteu Room and Sleeping
Coaches be obtained orders for tc nccLlg
Broadway Onchunlre andtaeniy 6ts and Tlriage; .
Colt It, Bnolni the Compauys Deuo and Of Agents al tue
principal h0iel.
DAILY, Sundavs only fFSundavs Mi1ilet1wn orv
n d
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Ncu publiraiions.
TVHE PRACTICAL MAGAZINE FOR

july.
CONTENTS:
SIR JANE, RANSnEN AND THE GROWTH OF BAEEOWIN-
FURNEsS.
TOBACCO PIPES AND SMOKING APPARATUS.
RECENT PROCESSES FOR TIE MANUFACTURE or ILLU
KINAIlEG GAS.
TIE JET TRADE or WHITBY
SAVING LlFE AT SEA.
MANUFACTURE OF ANILINB COLORS.
practical NOTE BOOK OF TECHNICAL ISFCRNATIOS
FOK STUDENTS AND WOKKNlEN
oS TIE PURCHASE or RAILWAYS BY TIE STATE.
NEW PROCESS FOR PRESERVING ORGANIC MATTERS.
m many paytrs Of great 7alae, eoFiousy illustrated
PRICE 81
=. For ,s'e by Booksellers aud Eewsleses Sent postpaid on
recon. oi pace O., the Patlsters.
LANES r. OCGOOD & co.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

JULY ~. 1878
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE--oFFICIAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 104 O'CLOCK 4. NJ
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

DHlLADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
4 ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS. 10
TIE on REGION ana LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
Will leave De,hrosses and Cort anIt-st Ferries;
$50 u. Ere Express daily except Sunday with Pullman Pae
Car through EevYok 70 oil CITY. Arrive Sanblry sou
WlU,uspo S.:J; Lock Haven 0JJ Remove, l-:lO Irvine
ton 5OS CorD Cos Erie, 7:4j Connects at lryneon and
CORY win Oh Creek AMI Allegheny River r. r. for the oil heson at
Ere with lake Shore Il. K flr al points West. -
Eue Mail dl) With Psiman Pa3ee CIR rom Pmi'.
dero 10 Ei lrve sun5ury. G2j; Waiu0rt, $40; Lock
Iatea $40; Remove IL lry.ncton 5l0 ta GlOi Ere,
7Jj D. m lrvne'on and CORY with OIL te and allie
chen, River the Oh Region Bic With Lake shore K IL
for all points West ..-- . .,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
IT. P. BnDvly. General Passenger Age1t
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD, -


NEW BROADGAUGE LINE 20 Mster GaP sir9aib7r Se,t2g
Ba anton syracuse and Osv-go WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
Drpos Nrlok foot Of Bsrclysi AID loot Of Christopher
S:lUArn BROAD-GAUGB EXPRESS TRAIN via Bcoltoa Balel
ls directly through from NeYOk to Water Gap stroadanT
rcrsro1 BlgsmtO Homer Cortland and Jraeu ~hoa. 81
eY 4 I: at washington With train Tor Pllps6uFg, Easos Bh
hem. AeltoSn Reading Harrisburg and tAe Nes at blganoa
train for Greene OroI Norwich and Rehiel Spnnss ana %
Scrauon ami r. r. for Kingston, Wkeblrre, Pison' &c
Take for BulIs Lase ard Sclo0leys Mountain
Tlj MAIL TRAIN, connecting az DenYLe Wln bo9h'q
Dover With Chester Bacchi al NaeroJ WIZ 81 * a.
Washington with the D., L. lu T. X
Philip hur with Lgh and Susq1ehanna ard Lehsh Nay
R r. for ell points This train stops HDitcong
srd ~ iors west connect. a, Waerro with SuseE Raj,
rod rqiP,bn5s ssL Del r. r. fo5 Sssd55' % 9a hls'
Reading Harrisburg Take this train for opacong Budds Lake
100 ,. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson ,nt
Bo1utou runs through Water Gap S0uiburz, scranton
Buchnon without change 4 stopping Il PRINCIPAL stations
Il Tase . train f Buds Lake aul Sho0leys Mountain.
$500 D. EASTOh EXPREsS connects AZ Dover with Chester T. X
Waterloo y h Sussex r. r. 40 Nsshl1gion WIN De4WaI Ich
wanna Western r. r. and % Eist0n With Legh Nlef n X
Bethlehem AhuiJsu. Reading, Harrisburg an. the West TIM
5g0 m KRTi sTOWN EXPRESS stops Newark Miburn
SEa Chatham Madso1 MoGst0E ami a stations Ves connects
Will ,r,ser It. f1r A NeE.o. and FIalEul
ago o. DOVER EXPRESS stops 80 Newark, ha.son hous
town and vest AZ Dover With Chester L. X Tor sue
Tor N0nRlsrowy At 7:I5 9IO 1l:lO 1900 M 2:3O 1920
Fgr Sr5NiTa a 7:l5 7:3O 0lO 1910 a1l ll:lO m 2.30
800 4:aO 300 800. 80. ana s;Ij p. m.
Tor ORANGE aui SOUTH ORASoE. 7.l5. 1880 9:l0. go
F5f SEXAGK At 7.l5, s53O 1850, $50 0:lO, $40
rlOlO lcfO. -ll:lO a. aul 1900 m.; -l:lO zoo '23l
'G2U 6;lj, 74O s:lj. $40, 1000, ami 1900 Trains
For BLOOMFIELD and dOyTCLAIR 1850 $780, asi lO4O
aId &OJ $40 4;lO, J:2O. G'-0 ,rd q &s;l2 D. M