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The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
A Tea Party in Morocco.

The tea is washed before it is infused ,and
great quantity Of sugar is put into the
tea pot. 1t is IN fact, syrup,and it might
be supposed that people particular about
f1avors as are the Moores, would find such
excessive sweetness Objectionable Yet,
what is more extraordinary still, they en-
deavor apparently to suppress the delicate
tea flower altogether. There is a regular
course OF tea impregnated with different
Aavors, which are ali more or less disa-
greeable to the novice. The order of these
may vary, but from the numerous opportu-
mites we had Of Judging, the following
seemed the rule in the best circles. First,
there was pound Of plain green tea, with
no addition but sugar Milk or cream was
never used. Then came second course,
in which spearmint was infused-horrible
compound. Third, an infusion OF tea with
wormwood, not quite 80 Objectionable
Fourth, one favored with lemon verbena.
Fifth, one with citron. Sixth, and more
rerely, as being an expensive luxury, and
intended as great compliment tea and
little ambergris scraped into it and which
could be seen floating like greese on the
surface. Of this the flavor, if peculiar, was
not disagreeable. Each course of tea was
taken while very warm, and with loud,
smacking noise Of lips. Nothing mean
while was eaten.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09

l0rh to human can, toneg which hav
4 been caught from immortal voiced. Sh,
ha: given me ideas. have made then
audible and Ineligible to men.
l have had one performance 9f nv
work, or rather our work, for it is all hers
s1n,s..;a aers are the thoughts, mine is only the
sought out place of solitude in which
l might perform, undistufbed and with
out interruption, the theme which I have
tried to unfold.
Opposite my house is a wild, rocky
shore. covered with the primeval woods.
Here IN one place there rises barren rock.
perfectly bare Of verdure, which is called
Mount Misery. l chose this place as the
spot where might give my rehearsal,
She was the audience-I was the orches-
tra-we two were alone.
Mount Misery is one barren rock with
out blade Of grass on all it's dark, iron.
IKE surface. Around it is a vast accumu.
iatlon OF granite boulders and vast rocky
Lodges. The trees are stunted, the yerv
ferns can scarcely find place to grow.
1t was night. There was not a cloud in
the sky. The moon shone with marvellous
lustre.
Down in front us lay the long arm of
the sea that ran up between us and the city,
On the opposite side were woods, and be-
yond them rose the citadel, on the other
side Of which the city lay nesting at it's
base like those Rhenish towns which lie at
the foot Of the feudal castles.
On the left hand all was wilderness on
the right, close by, was a small lake,
which seemed like sheet of silver in the
moons rays. Farther on lay the ocean,
stretching in its boundless extent away to
he horizon. There lay islands and sand
'anks with Lighthouses. There, under
ne moon, lay broad path of golden light
- molten gold - unruttled - undisturb-
ID in that dead calm.
[ro BE Continued
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
Hero and There.

England has about 100000 miles of tele
graph wires in operation.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technol
ogy has several japanese students.
A nurse dozed by the fire at Shelby Ky.
and baby fell off her lap and was burnee
to death.
The heavy snow drifts have destroyed
thousands OF, partridges in Berks county
Pa, during the winter.
It is announced that the insurance com
panies propose to rebuild the indianapolis
Academy of Music rather than pay the in
surance thereon.
A magistrate in London has decided
that the playing of large organ in house
daily for five hours, is an intolerable nui-
sance, but not actionable.
It is proposed to enlarge the London
Geological Gardens. The collection con-
tinually increases, and the authorities con-
template several new buildings.
The court room in St. Louis is infested
with thieves, and the other day the over
coats of two lawyers were relieved of their
contents, while another had his head gear
stolen.
Forty thousand volumes is the estimated
annual increase of the grand library of
Paris. The whole number of volumes now
in the library is, by the latest report,
2,157,571.
Advice from Russia state that large
quantities of sugar are being exported from
the southwestern provinces of that country,
and that orders for $4,000 tons have been
received from France.
The narrow guage roads are gaining ia
favor throughout the whole country. Sev-
eral::are being built out Of Cincinnati, and
over ninety miles are already surveyed
and will be built this year in Indiana.
The Oldest Duke in Great Britain is the
Duke of Portland, aged II; the youngest,
The Duke Of Montrose, aged 25. The old
est Marquis Of Donegal, aged so; the
the Marquis Of Camden, aged 5.
Scene in the composing om-Compos-
tor No. !: "Who has my takes Of the
Causes of Death?" Composltor No. 4:
1 have 'Softening of the Brain" Com
2ositor No. 5: l have inflammation Of the
Bowels.'" Compositor No. 6: II just took
Poison" Is it any wonder that such
mortality prevails among printers? ],
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Pair pairs e extra size Blankets at $780, former
so pairs ali wool Blankets, from So to $l8.
ASplendid line ofall wool long
PAISLEY SHAWLS
At $l2. always sold:before for $40.
Beautiful green and black plaid Shawls
for $3.50.
A large assortmentof
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From IS cents to $3.50.
BLACK CASHMERES
Good quality of Black Cashmere, at 371Sc.
Al Wool Cashmeres: ut e2Hc., 65c. 76c..
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BLACK ALPACAS,
In great variety, from &c., to 81.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
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ElHAHClAL,
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ora STES1 spS Rxaeyg p MsS .oanson 4 Co., Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
RErrIsH TRADE PR0sPECTs.

LONpoN, March 5.-Ibe MARI Lane EJprcss,
IN It's weekly review of tie British trade says
"Wucr sovn wheat and other cereals continue TO Pr
sent fairly satisfactory appearance, except in Lincoln
sr, 1i the Fen districts whence reports are somewhat
india rent tle ulaut III some places having been c:-
tIys ro't,i luu sUhU ~. lt.le cNtu4' J. Hul'l
IN. col :.tr II English wheat Or IN: quantity mar
Eot'd. the hI.k Of offerings being sun damp ana
li!tIIur u quality. DrIcT weather mas nos CON
tagou long enough to induce farmers to thId>h
mo-" Freely. Dry samples have maintained la-J wees
l.ce- DO London and CuugtTy markets, uul inc sac ~
Mirlar purei, has been dhcUi values LaFtI- ID, en-
iTcgu they We're scarcely quoted. Imports 81 foreign
wheat Tta London ..Ve lsca very l2At, Announcing 20
less dan 1900 quarters the e1raitr portion 81 NAth
MAS .!um GrT4Uy. America being Only Itl 'h'' p
aD.ut 1903 quarters. Tia dlu.nui-On 81 Tue SHpPt a..
Rr1 >rnG eat nom America ST.. bears "u' '"t IL IL
~ cl .sc.Is~c OF Clr season, namely tiaI even inc
advance winch has taken place IN the pict- more las
Idilfd 90 Udutc increased expectation Oi i'tl "''f0
roa Gle Atlantic ports. The course Of trade has been
quiet i1i steady; thOlgh speculation Las breH W'Nt-
lu-. assumption continues ana plCca nave t'th nam
"icl log Az descriptions ~ "Aeat ms siv 4ih'', -
Noteworthy, had no political Gnedal'-~ ah'
oa!y tGc Continental demand BEGIN. oar ma,
hes Au-it rapidly present hardening tchl-
tacf, especially the Californian supply VII
T'"h H' maximum IN Wf foIii>c f. .i,,,i
present m"u'l, ana aIttrW1iu stclud{ d'cHu ~ I'iiE'
LF.n !n tac absence oI cDnia tai demand the t3!"-
A arrival ~ tie present mouth 0d-ht 10 ne td-iA ''
hitc tLC tat pros p.ctive supplies VIII ill snort OF
Nan supplies b.ln diminish the iurOad upon Stut
VIII become more marked, ana We sAaI urgently
Russia. particularly As shipments from Ausi!aiia
AM (.l seem hA,iv 20 prove Disappointing. me vi
usual mldns Of the WINTER has becB much against IN
0c, of feeding corn, and there y very little csHS ~
At tedc The CuOmoUs crops OF MAIZE II Amer anu
oo'A Russia hang Ike an incubus over the tiadc gnu
le sl-nL Improvement from time Ia llMt Is sltc'uI5
HsI Ia floating car goes trade Ai~ Deci steady ana
Sf prices OCCASIONALLY slightly exceeded tAose Prev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
a9A NM h .Ioa ~ NaW.YonG AND DaooELYN


Totahrsh...till $50 7'l>4l ILL. = o'-2.'o -
10Y A%H -ibN" "1Hri's{ @eo. I., az l,,,54.
Wns, go i.'i I;eim qn'hu.N g 10y l. 5r Tor
~dt .Jd ''.. straw "'1t'C l'I i'""- N.Y. ''-"'' ~
olrIt rye, AID p ~"Uc l'i GA , "a, ,,-. -, 80.
HiDt--NIlktt .tt' 9G' '.' ~, 49, 5,i ',,
Rio, ana - WV Ni''' va W, ~! a. .D,,ncs
a. III ''''' ". .tN.i" ' u ,,,I and pfic.,
HOPS QD' pom 10. 'hl'' az $50, '.', III nv ~,
,a-v. Nct-A k-ocud b.. "h". 90 700 -; .. 'ti, ~
Wisconsin, 80 -'.. tii.- '''.' ''''' ' -'''' 80
&C. tdlioi aus en- o!' --l, 30 IA tat ,, .arir,,
i.t-t "tt diH ~ t5 ~ Zoe oni Tr,.'lI,
4pEl Fl 'I..'i3 -''''S u ''7'' '' ' ~
NANSl r li.'r Ii,l' 60 biis l,r..ei
' - ~ -rt.r..i ~ cool a. +. aa2 OIL. NJ. o..
. 2'.I-2 9 No J. - I''t .s XII %, ~ ~
. b. ~.Hi i'-"t h'-I' '''d'' SOLOS, '' ' az w. -'
ava ii. 'tt .. ... . ,.r, .i,, ,,.f.t.t mil
OCEAN ti'I .'i.' i''i' vas a. WI ''i .|.'.i '
I.t. -li, afc."tnr G. ii'.' ~, ,'i. ~.
steam, i>:"u. VrT. Id"'' i' e. '., ~ ~ I
4.G4'h 10 '@'r" ~ '.'ir. ioV'' G { ,I1 " i,
n.i ~ 3D. o.. -,i. ,ii,' I,ig Of iiO
aga. with Git ree, 90, '' ~, E''li -, ~
TONS &" Hni@aI anu o's -a i' 49, 'I, NH "a
'.--" "a F.r. ,,, ig,.,i pfrl.--.g M 49, 81
&C. ..Il, w. ~. e, CO.'S If ireland vii, 900 ar.
,o "a a., C.gs f.r order svi a,Gu ,ra.
1I', ~ o ;tii., ,oi,, ,p.'cr c1p1c!tv and rate;
N"''t'N .'' a. :' 49,. Ia ,yai iur.,'. ll'.r.d dc.
on ' l'n ~. "a, o., ,.i,,,o,d
'i,,, f, 80. ', ~, .r., igl"r. tIc demand. are
from clippers sales hs early 10 Re ,a{ o. 90 R' t.
hn' ti' l'-2'.. a" "' ma; ~, y ~, i i,-I, l..
Naphtna !2c, ia Slipping "r!,r H'l1c .h o''i III ~
Irturi~ iht> J" wv 49, ~ 90 d.. ,',- A.. u,.
lhut"'iy'ii anl, I'.''l'''i'' - ~ '"'i 80 Wy ''
"2s' yt,ss pipr market b43.v; lower; snot Its
..,r.,, ,ui,t .ta3 100 bbIs New Mess spot
1Hl ,i , p pIi, Gn,iri $!2 25agl2 81: Prime
Moss. slI 25aF 81 ~ pol N'@ A,a2, ~ -;
s., ,'5G e%i4 am ~ III i,l~ DIV. nrr.. Gi,cfci;
n As-s 10 5oqSl 90 tNii2 DO f fiz@ a. 90 NJ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

nancy whercwith to pay the coupons on SAID
po''o" were due Sept L, 1876. Considering that
oou. ,cinc in possession Of the company since jan
are orv having interest during the time on about
ero 600 Of bonds it is now necessary TO borrow
70 nay one of the four past due coupons on the
IT. next in order, the chances Tor an accept
sOce Of the proposed scheme for reOrsan,Iaon ooSn'
TO ~ s1i"p of The Eric Railway upon basis oi over
ofgan10 0oO-Of which the SUN Of $loOOOOOO must he
f6oVVuuoifal maid in cash-nust inevitably result IN
fresn "fcceiycr and another reorganization. The coal
were Inactive but steady except FOR jersey Cn
thaNs Sieb after selling down 10 ZIG, rallied ana
usL - Delaware Lackawauna and western
sssITSsncsd to G4h, dropped to 05i2' ana endId
o. % S Delaware and Hudson at 1850 049l2. The
g. cppany appeared ny counsel in court today and
nsd or postponement of one day. which oil course
Na ssSsE OF rHE MARKET At THE STOCK EXcHAsGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

OF 5o35 bags OK Fstricht and 1850 bags Santos Place
on terms not uanspred sales of Brazil for the week oO
bags receipts 32919 bags. Stock at al OTs 6I,2t5 bags
Of which 222O3 are here and 23,s2 at Baltimore total
L. = visible supply 319323 Quotations fGlt c Tor
ordinary cargots 10 &c fair 20c for good 204a2lc
for PRIME all gold; Santos, 1874 d2Oc., gold.
COJHON-hatheT active the spot and unchanged ::
ll9 bales OF winch ORG last evening were sold including
$40 for consumption 55 for speculation 200 bales
delivered contract The receipts al The p"rs were
T. IA bales against 6GO6 bales this week. and 1851
l.nln. L. Ia LII Dnr ILLLl nfI.AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

FLOU AND MtAI-peinand for Fi4l L 4 manly 10 sup
Ky iCssS ntS OF me oe ig b6rs rentr3y Dis
800 ~ roa,,c In INV Min Fxra- q lmit.d business
ported for the West inoeS some uhmf demand i3T me
l}lilsh pro- hfts N3iN uIu b5iS' " " e. -
100 DDS OHS,th4 emo ENuI,, 70 - ~ a. 90o
f~4 JUf ~ Dbis. 9lp' y, 20 20; 80,
1bS Low Grade fXIa. - oVgs3o Kin, ~ t,,doIo
Medium Extra, So 1886 b.; E,JoD dds hiihtS'l"
Extra, s. gOoS7 -, Plan; :. 20dS9 %. Patent;
l.OGO bhs CITY NH Extra - 25G%b SO Transactlons
- co. No - I10Sj g.. Supcrbhe STATE ana
Western - 55as5 ~ lnigncr to Common Extra GiatC;
- eO0$' o. Common 20 Good do - 91u@', 600" !" '"ce
90; - 0jaSi 10, Choice 70 Fancy CO.; 70 -'2ISJ 49,
Inferior TO- Common t6ifa N'sjtlh - sue ~ - nt
mon L. Fan 90; - 3'dTi' ran 10 ,,,"N 10, - D
nSS Good t. tholce 40 CIV i NIIS q" 70
Europe :. Ioa&3 10 ana 10 - 80 W. VS. i,'9 =! @
- ~" inferior 10 ,'I'' ~ ~, com IN t,cr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
IHL STATE OF TRADE.
EInOPEAN MAMKET-.

IIyrEp Of March i.-Poik-Eas.rn duh at = Western
dul M 81. Bacon Cumberland CGt dull at 81 short
Mn du at 3.fG Long steady az $40. short GEAR
dull II 4OG Ilan.-Lons Cat dun AZ go shoulders dun
al 20 FeeI-India dull M 81; Extra Acss dnli al
100 Prime Mess dull at 70. IaG-irmo Western dull ~
TO- TaL,w-Prme CITY dull at 40 TuITsntfe- spirits duli
dali at 10; Fine duil II 100 thc'ae-
AurfteaD Cosee GTIneT 40. Lard OhNOne IN tie mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY March .. 1877.
ASHES In small demand but steady al 3ga5c for Pots and
ot> fsF Pearls.
SOfFEEAh Coffee quiet but steady OF late quotations
al" weak f0g grade Teg fol- better quaIes sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

SIllCt IiOOI COMMUNICABLE 3IlIOIIIE
Futures fairly active 1918 points higher sales satur
May, COZ, 1911 800, l278; l5Co, 1919; $50 ESQ
$500 bales First ca t9day-Mareh iO1 n. 9ih l249
l236 December 800 i24O 10th goo bales second cali
eai&Apl 100. i27C' POO, i27i May; 200, 1891 june
bales sales Today up to March 100 s n St4 l2d5
100 I'D 400, i3cG; 100 1901 zoo, 1893 100, 1884
500. 1868 GOO 1870, 1900, 1853; 300, l2-S; May
5000, 270 2o9 l27 200 l272; Loo 1913; l;7 ~
300 1870; 100 $50 100 1881 900. 1889 400, 1888
500 1880 2on l2.s3; 800, Tot 500 l2'5; 200 l2s5
1900 l2SS: lOOl 1883. 500 l2.SS; juno, l,gO l2.3
800 l9Si 500 1855 200 l2.sG. 600 l2s7: 7oo, 12Ss
700 1870: 100. 1892; POO 1888 500, 1884 800 l291
500 1896; 100, 1897 LOO. 1898; 1Q0J 1893; Loo
1901 400 1903 JULY 600 49, 300. 1913 200, l3lO
300 3I4 August 100 1910 300 1913; 200, l3.l7 100
1920: November GOO 12il: December 900 l24l total
45OO bales grand total 81 900 bales fhe market closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OFF NEW. .IERSE,

y Eey stations N N'"i ork loot oil Liberty st. and ioot
Of (TaTkSOn 81. uptown.
Commencing Jan. /. Ss7Tains leave NewYors. foot Of
Liberty IT. As follows:
8: q g. n-For Pennington, Easton. Belyidcre Mauch
chunk Tauaqua MIlkesDarTe. EWill, Sc.
S:4J For last0n, harrisburg. M1ICh ChuHk, Jama
qua, Wilkcsblrro. williamson &c.
1899 n. and 1870 m.F0T SoMerVilie and flemnQto
D. m-Ior Pennington. Easton, MaU'h Chunk. Wakes
are, TaHaI qua, iazletOr. keamg, Potisvr Harrisburg
D. m.-FOr E.stpu, Be ydere, AMI CatlsauqJl.
$50 p taiy-FOr ElstOn, Allentown, aud Harrisburg
ISSyr loot a GARRISON g. At CHS 7;6 s:la 9I5 1915
il.l5 20. N. I2iJ. 3.i5 AL %, J.lj. 7l5. lliJ
For train "a points timetable It stations
SUNDAY TKAINS-Ieaye loot Llborty-st. ~ $50 m.
}3n I2p m Brook and mtcneiilte points, and
at Z. 81 D. M Easton Reading and Harrisburg.
Trains leave for d AmDIY, Uel ba ), Lfn2 lE1nch
- an Gro - Sc from foot Liberty-sL SD, l:4j . M,
4l5 81 ) D. m; Tot Garrison s.. III, Il. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
-'" CLOSING IRIcEs or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

mn .t In the london malket OpCns on NrinCF DIIV
t,r scet,c, british consois advancing To 95's sole
H. I.t.t "a feS bonds lN-f0s alone remain steady CO.
80, at ,ls GA l~jJ- were a higher AZ l0Glf; new
fye, I 40 II. r ami 1>o7S i at 1875. Erie c1mn'
y.siis.c, 40 ~. ana rreeued al =, Ne|-loIH t,hfd
Govt .7i.s steady at %. add Illinois Central lower at
SOL silver is quoted at 56is pence TIC ounce
Then WIS DO quotation for money. Tee sum
n ~ 900 bullion was today withdraw ron
n, rtti II England Ton balance" In Pans Ficnga
- lvrhIu-c being quoted ~ 2513l2. Here foreign
ey.lr, is quiet and drmcr, 50 days bills selling al
- ,.,l-t siai ana ~ SlaSt S5l nominal rate ar"
,v,r M n Cold opened M ioi y AID advanced e. 100
suIi..v H.. back To 1OIa On gold loans rates Were M
and r,. cont borrowing and = etITynS The 49, .t
l.g uu II 900 IN coin interest ana N-I--oVd
In uu of called bonds. The day IN. ness al 't
cod Ccaris Department OF thc Bank o. me St7.r %,
S.r-Yr4. covered: God cleared, S22,>3G,OGJ; Eoid
balance 80 ~f$o2O; currency ba.nces, Sl'93l '9@"
TIE .p!G quotations were a. follows; 900
10 .I5tf- l2...-....l0J w.. ..loi'iI @.. Ioi .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

Tho local money market w1rFS easily 'nd Siup'.hN
We ouoe ,A' loans aj about pc. tcnr rs the mos CON
mon rate. discount ruling dun aud hes pp.l HlIH-
M Hsshu -ton received tO-ia, $500, 90 National bank
notes FOR redemption Tie tuo "lns receipts W'r T@3'
lowin- 4, tie CleariB--h0u-' statement to-day Cur
rency exchanges, T~9,13i.~30; currency p''M. F.
:; t"I $50: gold exchanges Sll,J3lI-S; -o.G bal
au.-~. 3 -1.i@. , .,
Gu~.,,..rtu- bonds were UDcorwOulV du!' the i'i"t
,ele 40 I'd. first and second boards amounting 90 only
$4,000 Coupon 1865 ,tacncd {" H. registered Us
a. .-l - nL a. III 5. coupon ~ IL =. to"!rh new
l~.'-,et Iys5.. end coupon lo-iOs at li04 Annexed
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
LeaYe YORK from foot Of Desbros.es and Cortland

$40 a. ~. for Washington and the West Richmond
and the South Pullman Palior from NewYOrk
TO Baltimore aud Washington making close connection for
P.ttsbBr ,h Cincinnati - LOus Louisville Chicago, sc.
y. Washington. for Richmond ord The SOUTH
GoriOnsyc pullman cars from NeNiOTk 10 Baltimore
and Washington.
daily Tor Washington, the SOnth and West PnllInan's
slecU-s from New York Baltimore and an gtO making
close connections for Chicago Cincin-ti Louisville 81
Pittsburgh the south AMI SOUTH west Connects 9t
Washington with rains for ynciburg FLORIDA NoBOTean
AMI the SOnth.
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ron TDt' ~rr'S t,u,,
deis az 49, $50, 9s 1850 1870 800 go, 1900
,aye loot q ciarkson.st at no 49, oi5 ll:l5 NJ
Leave Phadepnis from station North Pcon5yy1nia Raj
roed. Third and BersssJs. at 73o $780, $50. 1880 sm
Lcaye trenton Tor NV I:2o 6:i5 800. 9Io, oSo
Panan Drawing Room Cars attached TO the $50
and 20 D. ~ trains ara sigSia4 GSi2 Il. o. ~ CLOCK ma
SI-|DhY TIA SS-icayr Vcv. Yois. 1901 iDty IT, aad
i @ h d, and I'd, g% ri T At vs. o =, st;
No 70 md "a IradWay g. tho phyinat ho g. al 1aees
%c @G't b''ky ~ &BN6wIN cen Pass cent
l. wfE EhH. HMhRAhfIoralEYr OF TRAINS, in effect
cincn9asi and CHICAGO Day EHgTe'' Drawing
I0iy a. M press Nah ior ualo With Sleeping Coaches
Z p. m'-lDalyl Pacific Express for Tie w"st secping
coaches y rough Rochester BuGaIo. Niagara Fis, Ctrcn
and Chicago whou: changer also Io1o Dining cars 70
Trii.. leave chambers straet Depot. y. y. for
and ~ midnight saturday sats only. suutys 9i5 a. M
a9"a Par& an@ l Pas,ac g. ~ 10 a NJ , Il Teos
5o 10 am, ~ $50 p MI r.; and y n.lisnt man ii,
mEaieht Sunday. 6. $40, ol5 10 .. m tl5 63o pm,
sq@5ra rs lGl $, a pr e7 M 70 and % g
CaH%S!l A. No. 800 1907. .urdays $50
NoTbarsh, 3, lGi5 a. N, $50 1870 p sundays $50
Kingston. 80 D; n sunday $50 a. M su,
Goshen, o. 30 y, IO3 a. ~ 90 $40 40 p m sun
,lqy-. &. 80. IL a. m. G.3O : y. 49, ~ 49,
M'dictown, 7:lj 9. 1915 M i4j, 80 p M Snndays
500 10 q. ~ T. TtcJ q. AMI 40 D. NJ Trains c,l-
4.. NTH Nca. YOra and Midland Railroad AZ nam 80
port Jeryis. g. 1915 430. D. H. sundays sao ~
" rams .eavmg ChambsTsst on even or hat hours
c,r g. M. leave Iwent,-tluIsi. htttH WlHut's earlier
than above time; uaips leaving 'ldmneI+st on GuiFet
-n,I. rtge Observation-Disclosures thirty inmates earlier Io1is
y iV,utv.tn r-st % Jij amt l:i5 ona"' n5 with
Trains rayiav Chsalhcts-t. at 10 IN HnG ull.lghl
-.E fgr passage and fOI Apartments IN llwira room
and sleeping COACHES be obtained and offrs fnr no
aue:srOt Baggage may D. it a ne t9nlanys
grcrs Nc 2y 500 9JI Broadway; no CUucC 81,
t,rgokivu. ANA at the COmplnys Drpot5. 60, -o-
yDress Train, from the West arrive ia Ne" lO!A ~ 80"
m =. d. a.t.,. 81
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5ieamboal5 ano RAILROADS.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusat0mt
ID and Naugatuck railroads Fare a. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharine slip at 1880 and bridgeport al
IL %. IA.