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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
GOVERN.EENT WEiTHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMEN,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. May I'll IA. IN.
S,uoDsis for me DIst ti0enip-fOar hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,f
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. May I'll IA. IN. !
Synopsis for me DIsi t0enip-foar hours
The barometer has risen, with cool and
clear weather and north TO west winds in New-t1gand
and tbe Middle States. Clear weather, with lght or
gentle winds prevails in the Southern states ana the
ONO Valley and In the Northwest. TIC temperature
continues 10 in the lake regOn with southery winds
and clear weather a., ~, w.
The barometer continues lowest In the N0rth-West.
with southcrly winds and high temperature.
The Missouri River ha, risen 40 Lexington ana ialen
at Y,nkon. The Mississippi yer has risen al Dayen-
port and fallen at Cairo and Memphis Ihe Allegnany
las risen az FreepOrt. $4,000
Probabilities
Err N,v.Enpland generally clear and cool weather
will prevail with north west winds, and stationary or
For he Middle States generally clear heather, light
ruriaie ,cnds sqt rise Of temperature ana stationary
or falling barometer. - - -,
For tne south Atlantic and Gulf states Tennessee the
ohio Valley the Upper Mississippi and Lower MISSOURI
Valleys generally clear aud weather. with south
or west winds and decided change IN the Daroneter
For the LAKE region, partly cloudy weather, south,
east TO southwest WINDS slight rise vi temperature, ana
falling barometer - ,,,t. u,,, ,,, 4, -,
The Lower Mississippi and Lower Oho RIVERS WIZ iail
slowly. The Lower Missouri VIII remain -laNoudry
during Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

The way to get the Centennialy appropriation
aduped wUulu be couple with n authority Tor hchDes
Of Congress To have peanut and popcorn stahus On INC
ground.-( Toledo Blade Q.spD
Mr.. Sawyer is genuine product OF the
nrey,ent theory Of ofce-uOlding. His removal In no
longer simply expedIent-it Is necessary; Ine Ola
Treasury tune WAS natenl bat Mr. Sawyers variation
is intolerable-[N. y. Evening Post QscpJ
We predict light work this Summer on the
cotton plantations in ALABAMA lying along The rivers
ernment IL amsgiver an unequal distribution OF lti
glts. Those who need them most VIII get less ahu
those who don't. most of the benefit Macon Telegraph
aud Messenger (Deni)
We beg leave TO doubt as to the third term
hot that gen Grant il not quite willing 10 DC re-
elected again. ANA even agaln-Out that We doubt the
Willingness OF the people To establish any such pIece
dent in the future, and those VINO know the President
ought To express the doubt even III MS o"h "e
and for his own faIne.-[N. Y. Express tDemJ
We trust the Senate will reject the franking
plank OF PostOhco bill Ii Is cheat, AS every one
knows. 1t offensive to the very class IN whose faVor
II is plead. The farmers do not ask privileges utuei
All others, nor do they wish % be used as an excuse
for fosing distastefu oppressive, ana lnexcusaOle
measure ON the counlry.-lUuca Herald (HepD
Gen. Grant has removed Mr. Cluss from his
Mace on the Board PuUc Works IL II not the first
lime by several that the present President has taken
an uopportune moment to give proof OF his sympathy
with public robbers and his contempt FOR public opinion.
Gov Shepherd be congratulated his friend; tho
cnuutry l. to he congratulated on It's Chief Magis
trate-Ispringheid Republican tlnd.)
The Washington correspondent of The
Trsning Post (uot good authority Informs that paper
that Henry Wilson has taken 10 whitening the bridal
flowers and making every OodY miserable by croakng
IL is not President Grants mistakes that have we'll
pign ruined tue Republican party" but tho mercenary
characteristics AMI laundering OF Massachusetts, Chris
tan statesmen. Gen. Grant Is In no way ohargoibie
with Credit Mobllcr and 5anborn seandas.-lSY Y. Com
IN 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

Very Well Put-whT DO defer till tomorrow what shouh
do totsyi WIZ neglect till throws
ton and consumption the gravel RALLs BALsAs
to cure n taken been known fail Use
thoroughly according directions Pevere al tie disease Is con-
oueed as certain u be- should require dozen bottles
There is no better medicine for Pulmonary Sold eyewLer
JONI r. HENRY CuHRAs Co. PrOpreos aud College place.
Nax Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

10 the teachings Of the Society, the adoption OF plain
ana plain apparel taken up and the
sn9wea mat while many observed the discipline others
u, ~ not pay enough attention to tho matter
fourth query as TO the avoidance OF the use OF
sp.uous liquors. the frequenting OF the places where
.uy were sold OF hutful places Of amusement brought
answers that In general the discipline observed
uel mneH delivered urgent appeal In behalf OF tenn
perance. Inc waste Of money and time, he SAID,
cuoihous iOf more money was expended for splrtu
Gus liquors Than for bread. IL the evil could be got rid
or lh'fe would be less starving wives ami crying chill
urnn; tobacco was equally wasteful and Injurious.
Iuonc meetings will be hold this morning NJ Ruther-
iotd pace Twonty-seyonth-st., and Schermerhorn-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
for Hard; 81 IS for yellow Dip; 50 so for Virgin 7" '"'s
q $2 20.
CATTLE MARXH1S

PansnprrHr. Ny 2G-Bgyvgs-H.rls rsSef more sm,n
last week. BY fu' Ne ~ 30
quality AMI W'DaoJ
f,e well as IL falling "a III the supply that a1 ~ sd
in the percepib Common b. good 50 WIZ
few "a sold q Receipts, 2.lOO. -. IA a
sHyzP-Marse fir but especially scivs wool 49, ,s
Chase good clipped SOL 5a6', for iln 20
bough for wooded. - JOasi, asI for chpi o. s-'
Receipts, 5000. ,...,.
os-y1et quiet arm eornfi .od ~ 5Oss9 Fso7pN
5000
CHICAGO. May 26-C.rrrH-Recep's. 1900: msrket .",,
scye' prcs 6n and unchingi ~ - jjdtJ fr Par Ia t
Steers ~ 1896 1000
o6sl.-ceipt. 1000: and bn u VT
dn and an unchs o10sJ 10 Tor "
Ch1'crs b 1Du- - 10 Extra
SHsEP qgiet AMI aachal zef Receipts 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON sAyAHSAHia Sbasship M. Jarin,o, Msy % Prof
Stove n. Stowe and scgis. h.ss T. and H. stss
Williams Mrs NJ Jones r. y jones T. b, John Nv
Walker g. \ Aathensen, p Mcfdgh. II. 7. C,bn All ~fs
children, VI. Leonard Nj. Schroicr Mrs GrabsH
Mr W. C. Warner Thomas EBg.sb Mrs .. LAthfop vi. g =
Lsthop. Is. b. WIFE ard ei dr"n NJ A. II bsef h n
% Mrs. McNauee ln1 mad H. v D1nel Nss
Long Banos vie r Fen G.. G. Abbott G Wa Dots
bury wife Mis-, G. Williams. Aiss "isn A. Moore, IL
Colin. Ji.. r. Williams wife aud thden M-s. CIk Mss sf.
Mrs Gen. Dayton Mrs = H. jewell, w. y Medium g. GHD
J. Moore H. GOess,er H. L1metin T. Ntli,e. T. " Thomp
son the Rev J. Aston Whsms A. Jhpsos.
Jae George Strip y kroae G. a. smith Mis- I'd
w. Cook - fIaaey. r. MsCoy. r. Bray y '" ttionl H.
Doughety, Ill., C. 4. Lut Jos Djsad Qn! u "ie Nes
g.ahI R.faa IcL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
lOBITUARY NOTES.

Edmond NJ. Macdonald, who was Collector
Of Customs at Halifax. and formerly member Of
the Canadian Parliament died suddenly ia that CITY on
Monday.
Richard Risley Carlisle, popularity known as
Prof Ri,ley, died IN Iunatic asylum in Philadelphia
On Monday He was once an expert gymnast, and, as
sisted by his two young sons secured great popularity
by his athletic performances He acquired large l0r
tune and likewise very successful IN Europe Du
De lost heavily by bringing the Kousel Sisters and
ballet from France and troupe OF acrobats from japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

An expedition to the Black Hills OF Dakota 10
orsannng at bismarck TO start about June 70.
During the remainder of the present term, the
NerYork Apps Sh begin their sessions o'clock
q Ill A
Martin Cunningham, railroad laborer, Killed
william smith hmer Newport Penn. four niles above Eson'
at Whitmonday dance
Gen. Ord and staff returned Yesterday 10
oman, from the Lo Everything peaceful aud that section
Of the country Is rapidly Cling up with settlers
The Spriugferd RepubIicdn's final summing mp of
the nnmhe Of Mil disaster makes the total IlO
The Of all hat i've have been recovered anu de1Aod
The Rev. Father Charles Ferec, one OF the
sr, OF the Cathedral drowned on MoniaV IN Lake
Poalrtr.in MDebug while bahDy He was 81 years Of %
during the prevalence of rainstorm Monday
soe,noon harm on Ellis few miles from Bal
more was bowa Mr. Ellis, - sod his daughter MARI
e barn at tue time snl both we're Killed. being tern
Lv crushed and mang led by the falling timber
AT shaft No. Of the old Baltimore mine at
UiLebrre Penn Mopdly EiwIri ScudDerry and Thomas
were Descending 10 bucket when broke they
were pcple the bottom, distance Of 40 ieet Seandle0erry
Instantly killed and FIetlssys IN aries are taIaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
sssss mn sssfsF
Time =.
TIE RACEs today.

There was little done last night Ia the po0lro0ms IN
thi, city relating tOday's races at Baltimore. In tue
me-hcat race for which the entries are Mart Jorlan
Catrs1y Binganan ID Ihlin. ana Free Lance, Bngaman
Is the ftvurire with Dublin and CatesDy the next IN
estimation In ths Chesapeake stakes for thrre-yeaI-
olds only starters ChamDerllnS Gu T.
CarIini by Planet and OF DoswelPs entries either
UIto Howard or Elastic. boswell has the call selling
for Cham Jcrn's <25 No pools we're sold on the
selling race for which tAc entries are Flnladeen, Carr
hoo Business, and Tom Boston. In the Free Handlcap
Stakes 81 miles. the entries are village Black>mlth llU
pounds; EoIus. 1O3 poands Stockwood lOy pounds and
Allie Hunt 80 pounds. E)lus the fayorite last
night hut few pools were sold that the quotations
wore not trustworthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

Gold s-lScsat gold q sold = alloy il all the requirements
lSc.a gold may considered honest gold; looks we'll and
well All other proportions fail pretenOns and oagl H.
H. may be tolerated they Ike beautiful gneOs
mixed with base adalterlnt"yde The Book Of Hall M,kA"
shonl MI SrRggrBRs Store lstA
Coadut Bon1t, LsBion Englsd inspect hs
choice ock gem eselry bngha watches. clocks
and bronIe. Catalogue FREQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
TIE Arkansas LEGIsLATURE.

LITTLE ROCK, May 26.-The Senate to-day
passed the House resolutions thanking President Grant
ior sustaining Gov. Baxter. The House, after four
hours OF discussion, passed bill giving amnesty to all
persons with the late rebellion except those
holding positions In the Legislative Executive and Ju
olela Departments who used their n0s0ns " aid the
.sLeul0u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
FIRST DAY or THE SPRING MEErISG-wALDEN
MAID AND @. H. MITCHELL THE WINNERS.

FIRST DAY OBJ THE SPRING MEETISG-wALDEN
MAID AND G. II. MITCHELL THE WINNERS
The Spring trOtting meeting at Fleetwood
Park began yesterday The attendance good, con-
sdering the cold, atmosphere, which threatened
rain throughout the afternoon Thc first race was for
purse $780, for that had beaten $780, mile
heats best In g. IN harness. Seven horses were en-
tered and all OF them started Before the race Wadeh
Maid formerly Pompey SMASH was the fayor1te In the
pools selling for 49, Lady DohmaD VS., A. IT. Eliottsl5
and the field s25 Six heats required to decide TINS
contest, Lady Dohlnan winning the second, George
Maynard the third and fourth, and Walden Maid the
1st fifth, and sixth heats and the The prevalent
impression that George Maynard would have won
the had Mr.. Roden. who took Col Dickey's place
behind him the second heat driven him from the
beginning, Col Dickey being some 80 pounds over the
regulation weight, which a disadvantage 10 tho
horse such q fleetwood. The hrst
heat by three lengths. the second by length
the third by four lengths, the fourth By head only,
and the next two easily
The second for purse OF $780, for horses that
had beaten 2 Ten out OF the eleven horses en-
tered to the post and tho race was won by W. O.
McDonald's bay geding George II. Mitchell In three
straight heats, and with apparent ease. He was the
favorite before the start, selling in the pools for $40
Tanner Boy, $780, Manhattan, SIC; and the field So The
horse great promise, and will further dis
tingush himself this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
RASE BAII.

The champion Boston Red Stockings received
their second of the yesterday on their
grounds Boston The occasion was the fourth chau
pionship game between them and the Atlantics Of
BroDklyn The Atlancs won the game by score OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

TOLEDO Nay 26Pour quiet and unchanged Whe, active asd
3d6c lower closing shade hrher No White MchRan 81 IS
Mebgan IL 80 gl 36 july, 81 81 etl 81 No HE'D
aaSl 80 iul and lover % 21OJalA for No.
Jane. 81 "a JaS 65p. August 66p. No Grade, 63e oai,
J5c No. % Ia Tor No p % l2c Michigan Fghs
dull unchanged RecriptslOOO blb Flour, 900 bush
wheat $1,000 bush. Corn, aoi 1000 buh Oas shipment
5000 bbs Flour, 1000 ba H. Corn AMI 900 BUSH Dat.
wILAiSgros. n. G.. May 26-spnu rVrpenine Srn -
Rssiu slTos u ~ w olasL Cfla Iansn Ssslf "'' "
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" IRRILU.

Tuesday April 81 At ,be residence
of Mrs Neie Fletcher in Warren c., Miss, b, the Rev Fbes
Leray John G. GasimsB to Mis- Fannie H. hchnison
GRTRNING-FRIDE NBRRG-On Tuesday. NAY 30 DR. bml
fueng FnleHbcg eldest daughter Of the late Henry
fndnbeg
JOHNsONDB ANGE IsAt ST. Peters Ch1reh. PAVILION England.
On Nav 49, Robert Howard Tn Mason Johnson.
D. Saori Manchester Ju daughter cf The late die"s
DE Angels Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

Having said much about the Civil Rights
bill a. measure founded principles OF rght and
Justice which cannot assaied, free to express
our doubts a- to its expedecy In the present state or
public sentmen We are OF the opinion that the masses
OF the white people Southern states are opposed
IN all the provisions OF the bill and they VIII refuse 10
assist i'm lis enforcement Where the local sentiment Is
hostile TO a statute It imperative and void
(Iialtimore American (Rep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN sun
DAY SCHOOL UNION.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Ihe fifteenth an
niyersary OF the American Sunday-school Union was
held in the Academy of Music this evening, in the pres
ence OF an immense audience. The Hon. Geo. II. Stuart
presided, and ad dresses made by the Rev. g. H.
Tyng ID. d.. and the Rev. John Hall. D. ID, OF New
York and the Rev. John Peddic Of Philadelphia. The
record OF the socety's work for children i'll
remote places is most gratifying. 1t has or
canzed 61.299 sunday-schoois and brought into
them 2G5OTl7 scholars and 40i2i2 teachers. thus
averaging gl5 schools year, $40 schools per
day since i,s OrganiZitiOn similar meeting VIII he
held In the Broadway Tabernacle. Newfork on Thurs
day evening aud Will be addressed by the veteran mis-
SION tries B W. Chdlaw, Stephen PaXsOn John McCul-
laph ana VI. Il. Lewis, and 10y l.. q. Ensign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

THE Boy DIVER, or Cora the Net-Maker, will
soon be commenced In the NETWORK WEEKLY. Girls
and boys should not fail 10 read 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

Ruptured People don't the dangerous wire springs hhI
mon ge pad horn metal The ELsrC Truss 6o3
broissy hoa Rapture comfortably night da tall cured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
THE STATE or IRiDE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

H,vAyl May 20 Exchange que the United States go DAYS,
lUJ 0UI premium short sh lOSdllO PREMIUM short
sgh.. gold 1884 1856 premium GU Pans 3l4l32 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
Guer,ai 1otlfes

The MAILS FOR EUROPE for the ~o~k
Me- So 1874 VII eess a, h. once " oo-'
eh"l. - iohi'Al' H. WEDNESDAY, AZ liza M %
THURSDAY al II Eh m' +. l. JAMES, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

-, .,.r,,, Eulogy on Charles sumner, delivered IN
AR, 20 p1bAhsl in full together with the initiates Con-
Boutwell, aud Thurman aud Representative Lamar IA
,uK TRIBUNE EXTRA No IA rnoe per 'vse copy po''pA~
cans; SIX copies 70 eenti tseatJb'e eoPe~ los sL
80, TRy rstrrsI. Ses Ye.s.
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DIED.

All Notices OF MG,ridges must be ndorsed 10Th full
name and address.
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>apoIeon's Cabinet
IfIANiPAl,Nk.

the purest and most dehcite.
ROpCHB Pills x Co..
Sole Agents, no. 81 BcaSer-ss.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
SATURDAY, March 2s-P. N.

The legislation at Washington during the week.
which renders reasonably certain the imitation of
the legal tender circulation to SiOOoOOOO to which
NAV be added the probability Of free banking or an
authorized increase Of National bank circulation TO
s4OO has as yet had very little influence in
the way of envening the general trade of the city,
though its effect upon Wa-st. securities of all kinds
has been quite marked in an upward direction. In
ths WAY of general trads outside Of Wsn-st things
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

Money lent late this afternoon at percent To such
borrowers as had delayed making their engage
nents until that hour. but was lent at and
per cent in the morning. At the close the rates
were and 5, discounts moving at 81 TO T. The
bank statement showed less important changes than
were expected after the outflow of the week. the
reserve being down only $S43,245 due particularly
to the decrease in the specie average, the legal
tenders being higher. The following table shows
the condition of the banks at the dates under
MI ntinned.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
3 p. H., were as follows:

The subioined table shows the extreme fiuctua-
tons in United States bonds, the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares and gold made during the
past week well the closing quotations OF each at
the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

The gold market was only fairly active. The
opening sale was at 1l3i followed by rise TO 1874.
From this the price declined to 1l2, but returned TO
1l3l on the large import entries. The market
devoid of feature The London market for securi-
ties was easier. Cash gold was heavy to carry at
At, s. 81, q, 3, q and per cent to fiat, until Mon
day. The highest price Of gold made during the
week was 1874, and the lowest 1l1s. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed to-day $4,000 in called bonds.
making total for the week Of $4,000, discussing
s5s 900 in coin interest during the week, inclusive
of $4,000 to-day The import entries of dry goods
for the week amounted to S2,5S74S7 and of general
merchandise TO S9s44,449 total in gold valuation
Of S2 43l 996. The operations at the Gold Exchange
Bank were as follows: Gold cleared, S77,955,OOO;
gold balances, S1,sS7,sO currency balances, g.
1865 The following were the principal quota
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
Portland Scientific Meeting, 10 reported fully IN
TRIgCNE LECTURE Extra No. 10. Price 10 ceRta.
Address THE TRIBUsK. New York

FIRST MORTGAGE GoiD BOrDe.
VERMONT DIVISION
PORTLAND AND OGDEssBURG RAILROAD.
TRAFFIC GUARANTY
EASTERN RAILROAD or MASSACHUSETTS,.
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE NEw- -EsGiA~p In
yEsrMENT.
The issue is LIMITED 10 $4,000 per mile and has
basis Of CASH CAPITAL SToCK or ~ .ecoa0O PAID M
Ar PAR.
limited amount remain unsold. Bonds issued On
denominations of $1,000 $500 and 500. and interest.
payable in gold May and November I.
For sale by
l.. & I. FAIRBANKS & Co.
st. Johnsbury, W.
FAIRBANKS. BRows & Co.
2 Milk-st., Boston;
FAIRBANKs & Co..
81 Broadway, New York:
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
NRw-YoRK AND OswEoO MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
First Mortgage BondhOldcTs are requested 10 de-
post their bonds with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company prior to the 18th April. aud receive M er-
change Trust Certificates emitting them 20 repre-
scntatjon by the Committee of the United Foreign
and Resident First Mortgage BOndholder. For
further particulars apply 10
HEIDFfBACH. FRANK g. Co,
Bankers, No. 80 ExchaDgc-piace Now-fork
LApsLRY e. BAILEY, Brokers. n broadway.
buy anl sell double privileges, memb- Oi be IA
ehsoge or respOn.ble parties Explanatory oteuis' @sds
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof L.
b. Elliott VI The Treasury Department read At the
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Sixes 109.; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, 81; Reading Railroad, AS; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 52i; Gold, 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

port Steamer BRIDCkPORT As before anu ''-' "'A '''A'
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
9 Ss .S Ws Il @ 6 ". Te. % q
point. The elegant :ssi%sSsij ssSSSsIbE and POWELL
T ge siSs " sPs9 oas,IS at s N STDS, %S,.. % G%
Central Rense. DS SsoSa and roy % and B s s sODn.s on M
ing railroads Through tickets sold and hssId
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
- ALLENTOWN line TO TaB wEsT.-Fas.eagcr Frsgh,
South Branch Hampton Junction With Delaware
ByoS also With Lhsh vse Railroad m ns a' to sTnSars
P.tsbargh and the West Central Pennsylvania NewYsI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ussi SlS csSst TsS ;op INV e. h.op sssi Bath A''o
sn-w,y Train for PiSinsed ''''"'0n' a"
mw.y Tisin C fe%nSicn E..ton Bcvdere M.ucb Chunk
S.n3oct TSrsad, %.ysIeT with Dell
EsrEs.s Ss. dali; s..sg spsd e. EG2 Allen
n at KasOn Tor saUch cGunt is%.qS %r.S.s St senen %s
Towards, waver &C. with through Danve. port
1890. m.-wy Train for scnernn.
M.Osh ShcHl M.hsno cI,y H;,o1 wlteshar
$50 Sa eE esc 'iIrS asnS.n irs'i% .aa ssyss9s
$SC IVA, %w1S FAT Trs1 a5 sI P.p1fS ssa,o,n and
':; s J;aGP %,, s1s 4 Del I Lss s19 west "a .aas,
Els %way wv .J'1R Fs ,G5 s%nfflls ioI rsins.
53Cp m-EySsISs BKrRs.s d.iy for Eason Belvilee Allen
town, Reading Harrisburg. Pitsbarsh Chicago &C.
$40 ,. m-For PianSsa % Sf"'''''
sis s;i9 ass9sFi.Tos nv Fs.'s 7ai ss@st91 sa;s9
,ifSs FG; EiIabs4 6i5 GO 7so s45 9so 1890
Sp $50 6a5 g. SSG go 60 10y 7:i5 ' tiS sS
9;l5, 1880 ll46 , n,,.
H. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Isent '''' ''- 'DS
ERIE RAILWAY WINTER ARRANGE
Of T5ans taking effect January H. 1874 From Cham
800 nene3naa and Clieaso Day Express Dnvi,s.Room
loA9 I,bIPres' Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls Sleeping
7R% m IDay-P,esc Erge.. to the West Sleeping cO.he.
through 50 Buffalo Niagara Fails Cinenus Detroit. aud Chicago
without charge.
Jsrs 500 900. 'lO:3O and lo:45 a. 4so 1880
NdJIs!ogn 500. 1880 800 .lO3o lO:4s NJ s:45,
4SO 1880 aud - The 200 ami 4:SO p m tram.
Goshen. 5000 500 ts:3o 300 1880 and lO;45 m, $780,
Esv6uTrG, t9;SO, g and lo;45 $3.50 and 4;so
Wsr.cs 500 lo'd5 A. a, a m .;sc and $50 m o.,
1880, y, and IL 80 =, 49, .
$3.50 aSTGG' S Sis A;sn 'S1
reqD .6 e. Sis 8 5 sf :S "a S5 1913 sd i5s7 g.
SIS. 1885, ana .liSO M and II ssinri'v nights onIv
ara 1910 p. m and i2 SATURDAY. n.ghs oay - =,
DoS sss r nS g. F'' ESQ s5 ~ iGs SSG sS H. 1Os0 $ l.
HJBle HAkensek sni WAY s. S:l5 and tSi5 l. 3, a. g.
''s ana .'s6 and s5 9' % 30 a5 415 45 so
ESQ and % 2 ,9S az ~ sa1rda Pshs ~ GP s sso gao
ana .7i5 D ! m ana Il sainrisy neuis ony
s = y q 81 49, and az s1 stSrT % , C cnS $40 'oO
Ps,noas aRd NaeE s 9 ana $50 H. 80 4:45 $780,
"V sU;ns w S.ey an aad az %ay snd n 4i
eayng cranS on even or hA Os GOsrs s.Sp ss
gssri hours s-y H md 20 30 %
wits trains iaYing hours The and IL
midnight start from Ch,nber only and s,..,,y
Coaches be ob,snd ard 9Tsrs for The A so and 81
BrssdS. cor Oaebruded twenty fths aud Thdave
BrOo4ni the COmpaHys Depo'' and 0 agents Tue
principal s.ses S; tsunosy. only.
DAILY JNo n ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
N A gro For