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New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
GET THE BOTION FACTS.

1t is to be hoped that the Hartford newspa-
pers which have so holly pursued the non-res-
ident managers OF the Charter Oak Life InsIIr-
ance Company will not stop short in their work,
or suffer their zeal to flag, with the expulsion
of Messrs. Furber and Wiggin from the select
circle Of insurance men who form the close
corporation having that great interest in charge.
If the investigation of the COmpany's affairs
stops with the inquiry as to MIR. Furber's
administration, it will fall far short of
what the policy holders and the pub
lie have right to expect, aud prove utterly
inadequate 10 the occasion. 1t may be true,
as the local press warmly asserts, that these
two gentlemen are robbers of orphans, and
worse than the Northampton bank robbers,
and that they ought to he in State Prison bat
there Is nothing IN the case yet to prove
that they have done any wrong whatever,
except to make arrangements for con
tinung. to their own profit, the same
or similar practices to those by which
the previous boards of direction have
enriched themselves. We suppose the actual
truth to be that these gentlemen differ only in
degree from those who have gone before them
in the management of the companies whose
bones they pick. They are called wreckers,
and 1t may be properly; but it should b,
remembered that other people drive the shiI
ashore before the wrecker gets a chance
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
Aeu'2lork Daily Grlbno1e,
EouNDeD BY HORACE GREELEY.
NrONONy JTTIV % 1877
MONDAY, JULY 23. 1877,
NEWS THIS NORNING.

DoMEs1IC.-Therc has been bloody rioting in
Pitts5urg and millions of Railroad property, COM
prising I25 engines miles of freight cars, and sew
eral depots have been burned; the loss of life is
heavy, but is not known train ca
rying 500 wounded soldiers is reporte,
as coming East United States troops are concentra-
ing at BALTIMORE and Hancock is in command the
strikes are extending. == The employees OF the
Ere Railroad at Port Jeryis held meeting
without deciding TO strike. = 1t was re-
ported at late hour that tho strike had
extended to tho Lake Shore Road =-- Gen. Esco
bedo has been arrested on the Texas side OF the
Mexican border by United States troops The
National Cotton Exchange adjourned Saturday,
FoRErGN-The Russians are said to have taken
shipka PASSION the road to Adrianope. - The
Turks are hurrying forward troops to arrest the
progress Of the Russians - The Turkish sue
cess at Plevna is confirmed. - A further retreat
of the Russian forces lately defeated in Armenia IS
reported =- Capt CrapO has made the voyage
from this country to England in small whale-boat.
CITY AND SUBUEBAN.-PrecautiOnar measures on
the railways were takcn IN the vicinity OF New
York but there was outbreak. United states
troops and the Odd Regiment of Brooklyn was sent
10 Baltimore and Hornelsyillc The New-iork Cen
tral employees will try TO induce Mr.. Vanderbilt to
restore the old wages - Franz kOher, the wife
murderer. has sailed for Germany. = Gold,
S1O53s 105l4. 1858. Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close 9f9lO cents. Stocks
opened weak and feveriSh, declined and then adj
vanced.
TnE WEtTHER.-TnBUNE local observations In
dlcate generally fine weather. with little change Of
temperature. Thermometer yesterday 10 81, 75o
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
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Terms cash in advance.
Uptown advertisers their favors for TUE IElnSE
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New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

The home guards must be reorganized in
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-06-21
HOW JOHN SHERMAN WOULD RESTORE
PROSPERITY

We copy the following from the
Evening Post of May IL. 1877:
1.-THE sYNDICATE-HOw SECRETARY
SHERMAN EXPECTS TO ARRIVE
AT SPECIE PAYMENTS.
august Belmont. Levi p. Morton.
Joseph Seligman. Mr.. Fahnstock. and
others of the Syndicate met Secretary
of the Treasury Sherman in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday to consider
the issue of bonds. After some dis
cussion the Syndicate agreed. in
addition to the ten million dollars
worth of bonds called for a few days
ago for funding purposes. TO take
$4,000. 900 of Upper cent. bonds at
par in gold. which bonds the Secrcta-
nv o. the Treasury issues for resu,np-
ton purposes. 1t was ascertaiaed
from one of the Syndicate ,Ir.l the
Secretary said that IN the course OF a
few weeks the gold thus received will
be sold in the usual manner; and
furthermore, that he proposes 10 20 on
with the sales of 1 IL per cent. bonds
for resumption purposes as provided
for by law. aud hopes to be able 10 re-
sumo specie payment by the lst.. Q:
1 January. 1877. Let us consider fos
/ moment how this scheme is affecting
the people: The bonds thus issued are
! to run for thirty years: the interest j:
/ to be paid semi-anagally in gold: and
a. the end OF thirty years time the
principal is also ID be paid ii gold.
The simple interest on fifty millions
4 - ss.ts - f,<~fc
cent. would be S2,o50. 900 o year il
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AHrsrfsst Raaa
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-06-21
THE SUN.
1877 NEW YORK. 1877

The different editions OF THx Son during the
next wear will be tine same as during the year
that has lust passed. The daily edition Will on
five week DAYS be a sheet offour pages, and on
Sundays sheet Of pages, or 90 broad col .
umns: while the weekly edition will be sheet
of eight pages OF the same dimensions anc
character that are already familiar to our
friends
THR Sus.will continue to be the strenuous adj
v>cate of reform and retrenchment, aud OF the
substitution OF craftsmanship, wisdom, and
integrity for hollow prstence, imbacility. and
fraud in the administration of public affairs.
It will contend for the government OF the peo-
ole by the people and for the people, as
oppos.d 10 government by fraud in the ballot
hox and in the counting OF votes, enforced by
military violence. 1t will endeavor to supply.
its readers-a body not far from million OF
souls-with the most careful. complete ana
Trustworthy accounts OF current events, and Will
employ for this purpose numerous ana care
fully selected staff ofreporters, and correspon-
| dents. Its reports from Washington, especially,
will be full accurate, and fearless; and II Will
doubtless continue TO deserve and enjoy the
| hatred Of those who thrive by pundering the
| Treasury or by usurping what the law does
not give them, while it will endeavor 70 msIlt
the confidence Of the public by defending the
rights of the people against the encroachmenis
of unustifed power.
The price of the daily Sex will be IS cents
month or %. so yezf. post paid; or with the
Sunday edition 10 year
| The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages, x'..t
The WEKKLY SUs, eight pages Of 66 broad
columns, will BE- furnished during 1877 at the
rate of el year post paid.
The benefit Of this large reduction from the
| nrevious rate for the WKEKLY can b. enjoyed
by individual subscribers without the neces-
sty of making up clubs. At the same tune. !
Any Of our friends choose to aid in attending
our circulation, We shall be grateful to them
every such person who ssrds ten q !, o1,
copy Of the paper for himself without charg'
Al one dollar year, postage paid, the expens,'
and printing \; r. o D and Fspsd aas
, ~ ~ its ccntSnts. We ere confident the peopl
viii consider Tar WBEKLY SUS the cheapes
newspaper published in the world, and "
trust also one Of the very besa.
| Address.
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Advertisers vii plesss take noiics sass
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,ean.st advertising medium in Minnesota.
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- tow. AID city and almost every VII
- the State. is perused By thou
4who take no other paper.
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Var ,rdd,fng lie: Good Ordinary, loHcj weekly Weekly
Il1e;, Mss bales Shipments l,aS2 paes sieS -'io
bales stow IAN r-Cotonweekly receipts 2ls bales;
sn,s zoo bales stock. $50 bales go,
slp.Tphs Ian ia-Couon steady Middng llsci k sNa
Mailing, 1OAc Good orns .l iv Rss baIcs MY P Wv
bales ian 9-Coj,OrWeekly net rece'pts go bales;
o;aFAys Jan l9c steady sidGng IgSoi
i@N hsies rs~s Ss5i bales exports TO Greet Brita
ssI bales 20 Continent JOB bales coastwse izo
ba - R bales: gross 3as96 bales exports to Great
e S4o bales; France 26.391 bales "a the Cont
t baies the Channel .264 bales; ooastWise
ptie bsl.s saes asa o bsles - "a, -, ~,
~ m -. Gccsl Ordinary, &c net receipts loi5 baiesi
huE !. Great grftsp hlf9 bales coastwisN 80 bales;
eve coo bScs: stock co SIS bales; weekly net receipts
49, - exuoTts 10 Great Britain. go bales 10 the
,ent 400 bales; eoastwise 4.Sl9 bales; saleS 1000
baics "a ,,o,,,, out.s and firm. N,daiinc l2e Low
.,s,Sng NC Coed Ordinary. Ike. weekly receipts
80 foS shipments 1851 bales; Sales ioVo Oa's stoo,
- ll $50 bales 1870, s,3l4 bales
lN''' ''' CoTTJN RRCEFR.
- NcpE Ian lq-The following the total net re-
~ lotion al al ports the United states since sept l.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. - - .,,.,
p6o, a. C,chs 70 sarao ana Snspsns,on I5fifge.
1915 m-Express Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
p Pacific Express for H the wes; ;,. s sa@
Chicago without change also Hotel Dining ears to
Trails leave Chambers street Depot ~ r. Tor Ord
and Midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays OILS a. mr
@ F9lt ens ESQ F1j1 ! a 10 nj uhn 9s"a
PATERSON g. 10 80 10 1919 a NJ II noon %, s43 .
ana suer TiS'71 i5 1o45 a m S45 p IL mid
night Sundays 8, $50, 10 l45, dSo' p m and az
cornWsll Q a. m $780, 4:Sop. Sundays $3.50 a.
N MssSaaEh w 3 iof5 D $50 Sundays $50
a. Kingston Ei 800 D. NJ Sundays $50 a. m.
Goshen g. 7i5 O. 1915 $50, 5:i5. i:20 p m sun
1NSiidSeicWn 7i5 g. 10 Is a. H. si5 4:s0, sundays
$50 10 p M T5s a. 9s snG Ia Poa at MaS
Port Jeryia D. 1915 a. m, iSO p H. sunaays o'o' ~
R S leaving Chambersst on even or half hours
before m leave ~, sy, CHAMBER, :. on quarter
inis I9ays Twenty third thirty minutes earlier Boats
u3s fiVns usage and for Apartments Drawing
shscki Baggage may De it at to oSBans
Brood aud al The G0%pT{ e D s IS in New1ork at 2s
a. h M! 2.io ah az 7'55 5' p. m .''
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJER sS5 Tv..,
Trains leave Enpcwood Cluster Pienont ana SyaSx
045 m $40, 80, $50, $50 D. M anu SatuIuAs
nights only 1870 y. sundays a " anu o,oV ~ M
Manuel PrnE AhsGfT CENT Agent New YORK
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -commen1GIng o, Dec 10 1917
through will leave Grand Centru D'it ,,.,o,
IDA M. Western and Northern Express WIN Di"""S
foY9 W, Iecis Chicago and ST. Louis Express. with
c,n ,rS 10 Rochester BuffaO Also Through Car
- Louis
arrive $sS q At T Banals 7'io a. % and
5;01 o. M Express. with sleeping cars FOR ANU
CsnsndaiJra Also, tOr Montreal Via Pattsburgh -. A..
80 o m Pacific Express daily VIII sleeping ifanota
Ierb..ier Niagara Tals Buffalo. Cleveland lndA.io
ma Igr,N lie also Cor Chicago VIA DOth L. o. al" m -
Ea.lroaiA aud Montreal via ~. Albans .,N..v ana
ilOO D. m. Express, with sospins cars ior Ai0~''' ~
Troy. ~. ,r.,,.. ,,.t.t. for sale ut
go 3g ana al broadway and at westcott Express
0s.. 10 PARK 1856 and g42 broadway, Ne~-fois
~ ~ ~ e. 10. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

EDL-VD BItgUk ItIlL /
FOR IRENIUN AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave NewNOrR, foot OF I.rerysr, f !c iou ani Phua
dephia. 100 jO 3d. $50 l.3O, $50 go l2UO
D. IL. and az 500 I. iI. !or Trenton.
Leave foot CarLson-sL 7:l5, Sl5 o;5. li:l5a m
3.lJ. 10. ll.iJ III 50,
Leave Phadcpha from station North PENNSYLVANIA Raj
road THIRD and Grrssss. at -3O, 80, $50 II3O a.ll
To Tfonl ior Nc@-York 100 sos. Oil, 95j
1871. >: u. +lJ. Goo q. Ia. a. .,o - -
ard -i,tIug ts 10 the ~ CLOCK md
uIpl.t trains from iOtn NeT-YOrK anC Ph.l1telihiA
%DAY TRIAL NS-LraNC New YORK, foot Liberty st. ana
BORIS al $50 a H. $50 IL r. m
Tissos sale foot oi Liberty ST. foot 81 Carks"nst
N ~ n! gii Broadway. the piiIcs, hot - al ono IS
of the Railway Company III Se|NOrA ana bllon u,
ana No. Courist- BIOokyh baggage Checked nom
i''''4oo ~ H. p BALDWIN Gen Pass. Agent
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Religions Notices.

All souls Church. Flurth cor. Twentieth st-Rev.
DR.. BELLOWS VIII preach. AOkSING at H. and at 74J
J.. N. Hra's Tree SUNDAY school, $50 a. m.
At Pnui'-. Methodist Episcopal Church, Fourth
and Twenty 1ndsL, on NDA y, JAM Il IcV. Or CHAP
Man PASTOR viii preach at 30 4. and $50 An
cordially IL yiieG.
Academy OF 1Iusic, Brooklyn.-Rev. FRED BELL, the
singing preacher viii preach aGd sing TOMORROW, at
1915 a. and l:i5 p Morning subject: ID" The Duty
the Church Tow ard the Theler." Evening subject
Knocking; who Is Their F' All welcome.
Al the second Intrinn Church. Of clinton and
COugfcssts brooklyn ST DAY EVEN INC, Jan. y, MI
CHADWICK viii speak II BTyants Poetry connection
the veper service, at $50 o'clock Morning eryice az
10 - precisely.
Amercnn Tempe MON science Hall, III Eighth
broadway, SUNDAY, Jan u, 3 D. sharp.
DR.. j. f. BON NTON viii address the meeting subject
Temperance, SCIENCE apd Religion" No should fan TO
hear this distinguished gentleman -
htths Filth Avenue Baptist Church, West Forty sixth
ST.. services 1880 a ~, go =. MIR ARAITAGE PASTOR
VIII preach. subject, MORNING: Tho New sang EVEN
ING: Financial Reycrses" Sunday school a. Con
gTegat 0ual Bible Class, 1880 o. m All welcome.
Anniversary OF ihe Young Meas Christian Associn-
ton. MO DAY ~ EMU, tt I'd INST, AT clock NJ AS
socation Hall. Speakers Rev. LLEWLYN d. BENAN. pas
cl Bt!c,s Church; FREDERICK COU RTNEI Assist
81 ThOmas's Church, JOHN j.. PARSONS, tsq
Tickets obtained without charge at Twenty third ST.
corner FOurtIave.
An Epph any ieetng behalf OF Foreign Missions for
Mexico CANA Will held Calvary Church. Fourth
ave. Twenty lTstst, SUNDAY EVENING, Jan. IL
O'Clock. The Bishop and members Of the Eorc On Com
blythe Dr. RILEY Bshop-elect Of Mexso and tho Rev.
Ijr Y, Bishop elect of China.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Ieaxe Of Dennrosses and C0rtandt

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork nom foot Of Desbrosses and coandI
$40 m. for WASHINGTON and the West Riehm Ns.
and the South paman PIor ears necsn for
Pittsburgh Cincinnati. ST. Louis louisville, chieago &c.
Gordcnsyile. Pullman from NewYo<k TO Baltimore
D. m daily Tor Washington South and West pumans
seeDers from New York 10 Baltimore and iahs
LSus Ptseurgh the south and sOut West Connects at
Washington with trains for Lynohburs FLORIDA Se"-orieanA
For thromgh ckets please call at Conpapys Offices 3l5
OF COriland and Desbrosses ss AND Dep9i Jersey CITY,
RALr1MoRE EAT And '6 OHIO RAIfRoAD
7 EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ARRANGENENr OF PAssENGER THaass san ar
S0 NJ S mIF G sr Piston Piston gs HmiTa
Ithaca Auburn Buffalo niagara Falls and the
West Puman' 'es HUFF fop shYeE supt and Engr
CHAs II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
y ssamers leave Peek slip sis'p daily
Sundays excepted, connecting with roll.
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
y FoRi II R-NEw.YoRK AND SEw-HAyEN gI
Station nGn IN YorE Grsnd Central Depot
'-,sp 90 TEAIys LEAys zs%IcsE 40, c,A 90,
}A2cn u al r. En- o IL \ k nes 6n 2 e. 1 AssR
go g. 4io 5:i5 5:i5 $50 10, aud l35 M for STAN
f a 5: IT, 5si $50 TO rs and and
p m; shore Line at and 10 M Boston, wa AT
Line ] and 1888 p m. the 500 a. M, !, ), ~ anu ~
L. m stOuDng 1T stamford NOrwalk. and 800 ard ii A. i
3 g. and TO D. m az Bridgeport The sos NJ connects
Shore Line Division for Providence ana tne
Conn Nhey at S1ybrOOk. The / p. M. connects Win
shore Line Division Norwich, and the 500 and D. ~
,yit New II 1ven and NORTHAMPTON r. r. Sewiiayen and
the Oj r. m and D. for Newport; 800, II a. ~ II ng,i
trains connect VITA Conn River r. H. AZ SpriIR
field. and D. for Montreal The 500 a. m and y II
connect With Nauca.uck HOusOnc r. Rs ~ BTigrp"i
TIE sos a H. /. 4iO. and p. m. with DanbnIy ana
NOrwak. South Sorwals and tho s;'l5 A. M, AMI 4fV
d. N. with New-Canaan u. II. at stanford -. ~. "a
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trans at via sprinShedi ~ III
D. N. via PrJvdeYce. 60.
Drawingrom bay Express and Sleeping Cars on
Night Express Trains 90 ~, =, u.u- =,
Grand Central Depot, Offices Of y. Y Transfer o. III
BROADWAY New No COurtsi Brcoklgn, No WIZ
also cheek baggage lrom resience 10 destinat'on
PHILADELPHIA ia LONG BRANCH and
4 lie NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAJ LROAD;-t1re
lower than bv am other Commencing November ID
1876 leave NewYOTk from Pier North River foot oil ee
il A. m for Philadelphia, Long Branch Toms River and
4r IN for Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River Ware
town and TuckertOn. ". :. SNEDEN. Cen Manager.
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WOOL MARKET.

WOOL MARKET.
pp,- ,rrrrFI. Jan. l9-yooi fair demand hne grades
upNaTd tendency We,ium finn; moderate sap
So ohio PCnDsylyana and West Virrnla NX and
lg.. 4i5s7C: Y. 44afJc: Medium. 4S045c.' Coarse,
sssgsse. NeW-York. Michigan; Indiana and Western
N'-ium Oh Ifics Coarse 50 HSIcs CONT
- .shcd. suo55c. do. Unwashed SIC; Canada Comb
ne 80 Flre TnwaShed, Z5d21 &c. Coarse and Mo
ms 'ITsrvssbsi 2Sd9c: TubWashed 40a45c.; Colorado.
g.6rs .e22c. UnWsshed Ice IL ~.e; Exia ahd Aerino
- Il 9aSc: l and super Pulled S3HSSc; Texas,
- and Mc,un. 2sd25c.: Coarse l662Oc California
~ AMI Meium. II a2Sc; Coarse, l5d25c
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
ppoy1rFVcE Y. l.. Jan. 19-Printng Cloths steady at
A. \, for besf Cix64 Cloths, with few transactions
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flar5le ano 5late Hlpnlels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
sI1te work PENRIIYN SLATE Co..
80 Union square, y. Y. t4thave. and l1th-stl
CTEWART's Slate Marble, and Wood Mantels
Iy-Sew from $40 up
The trade berally dealt with z20 ana 222 Yves; 23sf
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Banking fonses ano Bankers
6aplHss Banks.

6apiHss Banks.
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,
~ Coru'r go II. and 6tb ave. New YORK
SIXTEENTH DINIDEND D..
On and alter Monday Ian 1877 there VII be paid 70 de-
fsofs s'Ini annual interest DIVIDEND nj the rate OF
- six PER CENT PER ANEIM OS ALL M -.
tve collars upward which shall have been deposited ~
hssl Que month p7Of "a Jan. i, 1871.
hlsftst not siiafawn vii Ds credited As prime pal ihtf
81 ontnes ron Tie hTstoi each month following The dae
y ctro Deposits made not later than jan 10 VIII Draw
interest from Jan l. n y. HAZARD, President
X. thu hBEK, Vice Prcst
GEoncg G. wALpo. SECRETARY.
NEN-IORK savings Bank, cor. sth-ave. and
- lith 81 Jan J. ls77SIN cent interest PAID on
SUM fom - 20 5000 interest commencing fr" tr hrst
=" zach month. Assets - $50 7Ol a. plus Stel ts7 30
e. " BENCEEkBoPF see'y. H. H. BULL President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
Steamboats, nno Railroads.
BOSTON g. NETWORK AIR LINE i

DOSTON g. NETWORK AIR LINE Il. R.
D WINTER ARRANG.9 81 EN III rains lave ave ~ y; y
D. boston Express. Arrives: Worcester 7s5 p M
Hsr River 1905 Pullman palace cars through with
ils5|Soston and Nashua Express sleeping from
Grand CENTRAL Dap9 to Nashua a, @S!ns MN 'uanss a1
5 PGi"1 F3l, S s D. M @ sryes ~ on 3 a. m
e lie We Jersey ty (dlsier steamer M1yiand 1904
p H. a ara III Hd T% i''ef iS-o 3. FOSTER
IL Superintendent Geng passenger AGENT
RRUGEPOET. and all points on Honsatonic
roT catAAIine5p at lI:So a. NE ana Bridge port al
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
foot Of L6er ani loot Of cIksosi. town Fresa'
ComaoGeiHs Ja1 l. is77-Leave New-York. foot of Lab
n Tg for H ffsns gSRa k'iSa HG 9aS
anen wllkesbarre scranton ElnS Slrbondale &C. coll
ngt a. JulSEG9 Th fRPa Sy ceut snrdav for
81 81 i.1dg Branch tast9n Aicntown HarIi,,ars aud
scranton Danvliie. William .iort, &c.
100 m-ESr soinef1,, ana tle'nin'on' r,, ,r.,
Town Maqeh chns "l4r.oaIre' cerag!n Iansqua
4.0j D. in.-for Ihgh bridge Irauci Easter Be-taere.
AuLtowu. ~ az stnQua; connects Al Junction win
Del. Lack. alG'West Railroad
M Cor soaer,ire and Flom n. ,l..o ,,,.-.,
Reading Harrisburg ana tho West
Iof. ie,rs fo,i o, carssou It, ur town e5, 7l5.
sl5 30. leI5. 1I:l5 H.; l<:41 1;l7 A., DID, 49,
IL. . T. 90. o,,.-.. -, . -. ,,.-
Ear mana 10 local DO nts timetable at stations
ST+NDAY NISS-Irtve NcSTor., foot li'"rt! Sc at
qq1a ~ pa ~ D. f, Bound BIOuk anu intermediate
points and at $50 loT Latou i'e@iils and IrlsJurg
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
HH6HG BB1NcH. ocEAN GROW SEA GlRr. AND
S[tAN.
RIVER al ). l:lJ H. w. 40 o.43 D. H.
From Clara sOu-st. 20 ll:lJ q. III.
stages 10 from keyyort connect at MaIaWan station
WIN as Trains