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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
THE PROPOSED COAL COMBINATION

The ERqineeriRg ard Mining journal expresses
itself rs 10 the possibilities OF the formation OF a new
coal combination and TO lis results II formed as
follows:
There is PROV led in the programme, inst as there
ZION or bid nth. Since however. there can De- lte
ou of thc law Of the Land there would oe 30 means
now any than there was then' Of enforcing '-e
Enthusiastically the proposed plan Is simple and as 'here
/. hui one stipulation, that renting 10 ,Gl';;'..u, Is
should ne easy 20 ia up il' ' fl NH h., >rrcl.-
~ developed variety of practical d'icu.oe' "M'h 20
h' piaes are not 10 bc regulated, and consequence.
II nur cnnpln willing 20 sell rs coal a low price, 10
viii quickly =, rid OF 10, quota, and VIII justly orct 20
aHi,g nc whole demand limited by The gXOrotlEt prices
demanded by some other mcEetr oi we communism.
Moreover tue prcos which would yield very 't'i c'"S
profits and dividends 70 one company may be N4oy E
adequate to pay the fixed charges on s b'!l'oi'1Ae
ivery combination which violates, does This, The
fundamental principles of trad' aud economy, %, lah'
cd within b The germ ~ ITS oNh dis-o.utigh. A H ~ %
tory has ahundantly proven, IL never Id- 10 49, ~,
travAg. IA m8naS 'ulen' ana cSN OF pI1"US ', -
less a combination j., OF Couto, possible, Jog W.
neither personal experience nor us'ot! can teae "''
ia. 10 possible. - ., ..,,.,.
two monument asprcts ! II prices are aafths' na -
ION above those ~ the last auction sa-1nl - ~ IN
nj, on the present production would hO' PI''' lo
fixed charges of more than one OF TAG 'oinp'hi.,,
wages aud cost OF production necessarily .''. is
then the business vii 80 once receive tlHet So
,br,k Bituminous cun wli largely take the P1e 81
anthracite. aud market, lu every aft,l.on w.
curtai,td Much OF out now growing export business
ina articles requiring for their production ne use 81 e
vii thcn be- stoIpcd OF nHcded, oar anthracite l1n
tr,de will sin further dccue, ANA II viii coon ~
found thai with the lcsscnng output these Ple' WI.
moi meet the fixed charges ~ the companies ana "ng
increasc In them VIII only asgrayatc Inc evil 2 ~ on
the other hand prices advanced but ltue 10 hsu.s
RAJ W m present cost Vt production, would make
n satisfactory dividend for some OF the con- L
pauies and wOuh not materially aheet ~
srowth Of the trade nor greatly m,tssS S, he se
cost of Production then other OF The compares WI oo
unable 10 pay thev nxed charses and VII Ne n,e ., ~
better en- than they are Wine ethers THAT "hsA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

FRIrHIOTs SAGA; 4 LLGEND OF ANCIENT NOR.
WAY. Ey LsAAs II.AIA Translated by L.. a. SHERMAN.
Pa D. WAN Illustrations. 40. Up $50 james L. Ossood
60.
IL Is Just ten years ago since the first Amer
lean edition % irans alton of Tears "Irtloi's saga"
published ia ths city, by Messrs Leopold Holt.
This the reprint o. toierdhiv good by
Rev Mr.. Ba, kcs the third OF fourth attempt We be-
heyc 90 natuItize the swedish classic in England. II
requires foreign poet becomes fami.-
lar 10 reading public; YET tac fact that Fithiors
Saga IS gradually making is way among us, cannot bc
doubted, whom ma two original American trtL,la-
uons appearing durug tie present year Tie wOrs OF
Nj and Mrs. Holcou'. published lasE Winter con
tcicuuOusly done. and rep oCuccd more spirit O.
tho swedish than that O: M Blacsley Nj slcr-
nau, however, has been eth suocc,s.u in iufusng
q movement and careful finish INTO very dnicult
mefic forms file compelled by tie affinity ~ the
two language, 10 make the rendering alao,t literal and
his task reaty increased by tue ffequence iem-
nine Dui lie has grguped With % to y, and Lie
success another evidence Of efficacy OF persistent
bopcra labor. such csutOs "Eiug Ring IDscbur'-
Lament" Frudors Farewell aud Ring. Drapa
Offer tie grcgtest difficulties OF form 10
the translator snd NJ. sherman il 10 be congratulated
on having overcome them With 50 few diversions and
forced rhy mos. lie also shows the greatest skn IN
avoiding parcipai rhymes, and thereby retains much
Of be compact siren gL OF tie osiua Herc aud
there notice srsat license. torch re
spoltos tue al gr0uHd them d0qqS'cd," and IN tue
hank o. an eye" Sometime, also. he mgat have been,
strictly liberal, with increased eject IA "Frithiofrs
Inheritance" where tae cad 0; the hcXsueer ue ped
Ray from the meadows" could tust well have been
rendered, "Jugscd 81 the marsh hSv;" aBd ia the Re
turn. where the line Dance rouud the rid Ter and oose
pursue misses the gace OF Original aud leap Cor
shoOD above" The exquisite brightness sad sweetness
OF THIS cauo DO not quite receive justice AZ the hands u
the translator But sluce whole, he labOied
faithfully AID well. must not complain Of few
EugiSb translation 0f tie poem which has yet been
ions Of Afnala IiihOi and Lobedsnz We are glad
. welcome IL & ilorary very impor-
ant field. Ths volume Is saEiptuous IN typography
sper illustrations and binding II anything could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

LoNpoS. Dec 24l290p. M :. bonds ioar and onehat
Der cents logs 1867 lO5A TefOrtes. 1919 New ives,
iu57. IRE Railway shares. - d. preferred -. Illinois
central 1.34 Ncw-IerSgy central, l1sN
IaNlON Dee 1880 pnPaIs adyices quote five percent
reu:e. ~ los francs 20 c-ut.in for the account
LONDON Dec 24-33O ,. The amount Of bullion gone
INTO Sire Bank England on balance to-day s--1Oo0 New
Jrfs,v Central lSk.
IoNroN Dec PA D. MT 5. bonds four and one hall per
cents lOs Sew lives. lOS9 Paris adyces quoe I'VE yer
cu reutcSIn- francs 10 confines for the account silver -
quoted az 81 81 per ounce. 90.
IosDOS Dec. Also n.Consos "a TOY m'ncF ytos
Tor ht account bouls -G7s, is5s Pela aua Ce-
tral -; New-Jerscy Central ~ ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

Money wac in good demand to-day and the gesl-
eTai rates pad call tDT tie two days on all kinds
If collateral were 9 and per cent. Discounts of
prime paper were quoted at , and g. The United
States Treasury at Washington to-day received
10000 National Bank notes for redemption
The Custom, receipts were 800 900 and the Inter-
nal Revenue receipt were T5sO.OO0. The following
Is the CLEARING House statement to-day: Currency
exchanges $500, l2J currency balances. ~ H.
81; gold eE hanges, $l2,12O.O11, aud gold bal
auceS S9si,202.
The sum Of .227, 600 went into the Bank of Eng
land ON balance to-day, but the dis cunt rate s
unchanged ~ !, and no quotation for money in the
outside market is reported. Tomorrow and on
Wednesday the Stock Exchange will be- closed and
to-day tie market wGs very quiet British cOns0s
were steady at Jj9I6 for money, and at
2illl8 fol the account, United States bonds
being weak and CLOSING rs follows: 1868
at 1OJls; New 4i2s at lO3lllG; New % az 1852
ana 1910 az 1O77IG. la American railway Sc
curtics Ere fell 10 ~, preferred 10 p. and New
jersey Central t. ia Illinois Central being Tmer
at 1924 and New-Iork Central steady at lOGl2 In
Paris the Per cent French Ieutes opened at
lOS30. and closed az lOclO.
An 0ticIal statement from tie Ontario Silver
Mining Company gives the net yield Of ore TOR ten
aud one-lut months at 81 531,SO0, and the total
expenses at $492.2UO, leaving ~ net S9lJOOO;
iron. this sulu have been paid seventeen dividends
$4,000 e8ch amounting 20 @o5OoUO; balance OF
cash on hand, $40 900.
Tie Chatham National Bank has declared
dividend of per cent, payable 10 lis stockholders
on and after January =, 1878.
The Central National Bank has declared payable
on and after January =, dividend Of 3l2 perccnt.
The receipts Of hour and gram at tie principal At
lautir pnrIS Iui, = Ltl DAY of I1rcrsub.T. We're.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
RnrNn RHnnE ROUTE

BDlNn BROOK NJl IL.
TOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. ,.,,
Lave evN-htrk for Trenton and Fnlii''Pia n. c'''
.S $50 q. H., $780, $3.50. $3.50 II D. NJ ana NJ PIN
for IIU.tuu.
Leave Philadelphia iro station North Pennsylvania K-
1oau, Iau aai HcrNssts, AT 49, 800, ileJ d. w. LOO
leave IIenron Sew York go 6s5 s05, 1920 4. m
1915, 81 4:In, j..| y. 20. . . o,, 49,
IuliLau Drawing Room cars are anchel 10 me sJD = m
800 ~ trains fDn New York 70 the $50 A. Ia .
1870 D. ~. trains iglm Philadelphia. ,.,-,.,.,,..
SUNDAY IRA SS-Ieave Scw-Yur- and philadelphia
OF $50 o. No. b.3O II D. Leave Trenton at 1910 a. H.,
Tickets or sale Of Lber yst, Nos 529 and 81 1
principal hotels, all Offices Of the Ere KAN
vav In Sew Ork aad Brooklyn, aut al No. C"ri-sir
Et.aLivn 70
IA. =. BALDN ~. Gen Pas Agent
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DFNNSYLvANIA RAILROAD. 49, GREAT

N
! LhUNK LINE AND UNiIt4- SIhria Nall
RDTT5-Ou and eittT November ~, 1877. Iir eiy' NtW
lorL wa Dehrus-l. Coltst streets Ferries io!o"s:
>ir.-. rr iirIsiur, its burg, the NesiadHoGt win
Pullman Palace attached, q. ~, aiO oa T. n, da'
Fol WiiamspoIt, Lock Haven CORY, and Luc. ~ $50
T. No. Cuuueclug Cory Tor IEunyle, Petroleum Centre,
and Tie OH Regions. Fol williamson. and Lock Haven
-.
For Galtn'r, Nas'gto ard the south Limit Hasl-
EXPRESS Of altman latlOr Cars Uy, except un1y,
$50 e NJ lrlvt W.--nn-ou 10 p NJ hrahir 81 7zo a. NJ
J., 80. an 4. ~ugi9f, t.3J aha p M
i.:5D lint- - n NJ
l.. 1. = o., $3.50. $3.50. AID D. SGu.dy h ii ., o. bJ
Z, S:3r. ard D. Einigranf auu stcOldcas', I D. IN
For tru- 10 NrvaIf, E1artn, IHlt"Hy fIncco1 iron
AWhfy, HcEdere, ana oihtr points,
al 80 al Ticket tticcs.
Hcals Of Bru0klyu Annex" connect Win a lhrouc rams
jersey city. Attending speedy and direct transfer toI
ETu0ks travel ~ - ,
Trails arrive. From Ii't-burc 6jo aud l''io a. H., and
lD.2J d. ia daily 1910 q. and 900 T. n raIy except
Monday. FROM Washington and BIIno1" go nj "lO T. mp
$50, ..i. and lOIg j. m SUNDAY, oJ ana w." IL ~ fI9,
IN iaarluh 5uJ 600 g4p. 1910 iO4O. 1850 A. n 30
4ln $40 80 -iU. lUl. aud 1910 sunday a:J, bJV
$40. 1910. 1870 H.. ESQ and 1910 y.
Ticket uGc a26 ANA 9li BloaaHay 30 Actor House
ana foot Of BesDIOs ana rl.ldt-sts 80 "ift ST.
ara Brooklyn Annex usto foot q Fuon - bioth fn-
"a 10 ard lis HudsIi--t HOiGkeu Depot jersey Clty
Lul grant Ticket Oice No . Battory-p!ace OIL, ,,.,,,.
FRAN IIfDMSJN, l.. T. FAttMIt
General Mauac,r. G,uI Passenger Ag,nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

ExdvldenG.
IHe Philadelphia and san Francisco Stock ~.
oranges we're closed today. and consequently ,hera
are no quotations from either citv.
An unusually heavy business was done IN United
''"''' '''d9 today rad prices werc lower. two
round lots Of 100000 each, coupon. l,67.. go.rg
III lOS"% Ia the G's Of 1881, registered brogrbt
IoCos and $4,000. coupon 1899. In ned. tsred
I9o'a me sales footed no S3S00o0, at 1881 lo2a
ihe TOTAL transactions at the board amounted 70
SODIUM We annex current closing street quota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
ERIE RAILWAY.


. m.-Cncinnati and Chicago Day Fxorass. Drawing
Room COACHES I}uiJ.o and Su-pens Bridge
1913 .Ixpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fts Cnciu
na and Chicago without change Also Hotel Dining Cars to
TGain. leave Chambers Depot y. y. Tor
NtWara biJ $50 lOi5, ll.}O a. 49, j:l5, and GIL
p and - Midnight saturday nights ONLY SUNDAYS. 9Io
fuiheruid Park and Passac. 7:i5. 10 noon l4j
g. $40. 4au. j:lJ D. o"J B. 10 II m1mght SUNDAYS,
g. $50 10 q. M, 80. $50 2. M, and y mliliehi .
Pa q, tiJ ia, $780, 10, 1919 ll3J NJ, II noon,
l45. ., -, 80, A'0 o. Jij q, Glj, 6o j. p lg p ui,
and Il midnight Sundays, $780, 9lj 10 E, Lao, 03J,
SueI g. 7i5 TO- 1915 m, l:ij, 3:ij. ). t. H.. ana
- idnet. sundays g. $780, 10 a. m l45, G3O Z D.
CorWaii . a NJ. $50, t30 III. Sundays, $50 a. IN.
Warwick T345 a me- 40 p IA
Kingston, y q IA. $50 y. I'D. sunday $50 n.
Goshen g. 7s5 g. H. 1g45 ~. 800 3.iJ. 49, y. IN.
Midd etown. 7:i5 TO- 1913 IS. $780, p. ~. sun
$50 10 $500 y. N The IN an 80 p ~ Trans
connect WIth York aud OsesO Midland r. at Mhn-st
Port IeIvs 7.tJ, p H. l04j am, 4SO, pm. Suulays
go 10 a m. q j. 81 .ut : D.
NoTF.-Ttans leaving Chdmbyrssi on eyel OF nan hours
IetoII D. M leave TwCuty tuist necn minutes earlier
fGn owe tine trans leaving Chm5erst on quarter hours
leave TWcuiy.trt--'. thirty minutes earlier. Boats leave
Twenty at Oi5 aud ll5 p NJ com us with trans
Tickets passage and Tor !arincns ~ DrS"inioou
s.rtpuQ Coaches hc Obtained aud oietS Tor to
Offices Mo- g3g 40l S57 No vOurtsL,
Brooaivu. and al m, CnmT:ry's Dcpnts .,
Express from ihc West arrive Id rev" l't. az 80
"' JN0 r. ABn6TT General Passr agent, NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJER>EY.
leave for Englewood Permont, ana Nyack,
e. $780, S.t5 a. NJ. J. & l. i:45 $50 ESQ 80 r. and
Sattr'ay nights only at ll3O p M sundays a. ~ aud
Nanucj, spring Valley Mon-cy, T. $50 n, AS p.
JNO. y ABBOT !. "ehtIl IdSs'r Agent Ne"-i ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

IN state bonds there an advance in District q,
Columbia 3G5s to rs. the Tenuessees being ar
"o@}Sis. Louisiana Consols were " oak n 81 and
Georgia New 70 sold at 1854.
Ia tie city bank stocks Hanover 2OJ sold AZ 100.
and Bank of Republic ~ sold al So.
There was good business in railroad bonds The
mp 10 40 and sinking fund. 9i3.. There tTss an
adyanec ~ Hannibal and 81. Joseph convertible "a
10 500 Harlem l2ts TO ll9, Ncw-Y0rk Central I.ts
70 ~ ana mon Pacific land grants 10 1851, X
lnG iuAd selling at 9i35 lists of Missouri Pacific n
10 ana Buffalo, New-lorll aud Erie Isis AZ lo53s
All tie cod sales were az 1929. and of limited
proportions. loans cosi >, ~ t. 3 and uer cent
lor carrying over the Two DAYS. 10 at on t e Dor
rowing SIDE. The Assistant Treasurer paid ONT fo-
Gaf ~ Loo DO coin interest tIc public debt and
TfZoVO DO redemption Of called bonds The DAVIS
business Oh toe gold clearing department of the
Bank oil Ne"-lOrk covered: Gold cleared. ~ Pa
600; gold balances SI,1lJ.672 currency balances
SlS56,27i The days gold quotations were Is lo-
lows:
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VNO PHILADELPHIA,
Il
rENN~NLNANIA RAILROAD
TIE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEyy.Y6Rk ANftpfItIApIlpUT.

IltE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ictutuu
fouIecn Thru IA Trains way day Depots I'm
Philadelphia. two IN New
Double tTacE he Improved Equipment Fa -te,t
Itue t0n7HttiIt with absolute -Alrt,.
at0 alter November H.. tt,If.
yItrH lrsns i-ave Nofk icsbros=es and Cort.
lanai S.IcetH FtIr,-. fo l0.r:
go $40, 80 Limited, II !, :. =. e. G.aL 7.
aud H. ~. SUNDAY. e. D. u. G.iS, 7, $50 abd y ~.
ioriS o Irpkyu Au-r1 vita all through trains
~ J'-'' ', nnouiug spscay and droct Transfer
Etnufl5 LAtei
Returning trsin- lrsve Philadelphia 800 1856 T. 100 y
r.9 tH4 II ar dIr.d LIpTrss 90 r. p L. 5:SO T.
ilu 100 j. ava IL ndE ght GA ~i4-Gsy 3.u $50 T. s.
go. o.. d., 4, 1as5 J.. "a, sCG ~ uuiuisIt.
Ticket ohtrs 81 ssa ~ ~ no. Aa6r House
"s Igrt o. hcsltossrs aud Crtsuotsis. 10. Court
a.n Int! hHnfs D-.1t. il0t uf Fulton IT,. Ir1pl'
I'm No1 ia liG. qua Ils Hn,sonst Iio.Itrn 4,
leto Jersey city. En.sanl Ticket Once No. g. Bqtery
laasr.
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
N'h "a hAihstr Gem Passenger Agent.
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UantlnQ At1oemies.
Gedtners.

0sGCnfrs.
A RESIDENT GRADUATE of HARVARD
~ wishes position teacher private tutor; beet rri
ercuccs riycn Address r. g. g., Dos No 100. Fl. Penn
4 GENTLEMAN Of liberal education CLERGY
"a man. formerly principal Of a large school desires an
engagement - once with church school public insttE
too. Addr'ss ELAN n. Box 1js, Fair Haven. Conn.
4 GRADUATE of YALE, who has had
~ eight ytar~ tXpaIiel &c IN teaching, wishes suai
teacher cOOl Testimonials and references Adde'S. Ii
II, Box 40 AZ New London. oun.
( MEXICAN ana FOREIGN TEACHERS
" AGEN'N % Uui0H-squRre Tcconn, nds LECTURERS
PROFESSORS, PRINCIPALS and As ~iANIS for colleges
ard sCLto experienced tuots Who PREF az pupils Tor any Of
tc leading colleges for hsIc accOu shed eOvefncss-
TrHGci and nuie7acn iyr families, ana yes parents such
info abptt good eel cob VII enable them To se.cC
EXPERIENCED TUTOR.-Yale graduate,
even,Eg Instruction Tor room and part board r. - - SO
East Zlstst.
EUROPE.-Dr. Loomiss select parties June
square TEACHERs' ArIHCN
H1OUNT HOLYOKE GRADUATE, for eight
VI years teachtr oi LAT II. mathematics scenes higher
English desires position IL school family; salary mOitT
ait. Adar,~- 70 1fJ ~tat,-,i- spilut nc'd' Mass.
fEEACIlERS wanting January engagements,
should apply Honduras Government school, want
several professors ladies immediately rcabc teachers
constantly wanted. SClERGEituOEA, 80 East l4th-st.
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
Tor HoJLs and TEAr HERS. 80 Upioh-sq, 4th.avs.
sCc Ne" York SuTprt good teachers for ANY department
WITH positions Send stamp for application form. supplies
schools and families with competent instructors, without
charge. THE SCHOOL GlLETTE Of The best cheapest
uur ais published interesting 10 teacher 10 pupil 10 parent
ScuG for specimen copy.
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Foreign exchange was quiet but hIm selling rates
beng on the basis OF - SIP log s.Nty DAYS bin.
and - S6l2 for demand TO the Z. We subj0lu cur
rent quotations:
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ppIFF NOTICES.

he desired would be tho charming Swedish melodies 10
which the lyrical portions OF the poem are sung
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4 EulGu NALLEY EAILNlAn.

SAEHAN0t MtNT o. PASS >dE2 TRIMS Jan J.
1871 Leave dcVotf foot ~ fOuTaurf Urslosso
csc %. De- hlpA IKIres dniY. la-irn, sfn Az
lcnursu. Mauoh JWk. W!lAe-brI,, ifsl -iFr- Lalri
luarn, ALhuI, loohr-tl hnfall, N-nI4 Iatl- cal sI
Wet Pullman hlropng co4c, g. q. tacant
IOB1 II. rAll;t. Sug'i. f-uer.
General Eastern Oflcc cssncr Chaica all Iadi si
tEAS. H. @ SMl h,%, Ag~ut.
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miscellaneous.

Iti6rclnneot5.
4 RCHKOLOGI AND AR'I.-C0ntainS papers
~ btyIri Taylor, Henry Solhemaun, Professor orion
l. G. Sttdmau and CairLcc Cook. Tribune Extra, No 80
Prce, 10 cents.
(NHAIEAU LagdrOsSe ClaTcts, MOreau LefeVrc
y Champaenes JunLtc Cognacs VICTOR T.. NAL CIR ~
IEII.IE, "a. no Rodtc-st.
f. EATlNG'S Cough LOZENGES are daily
"a recommended for Coughs. Colda Asthma etc. bg ne
Faculty. Testimonial nom The most eminent lay be-
Price % ms per box. Sold by an druggists.
TLey contain no opium preparation thereof
l.. FOU1EkA * CO., hcW-lork,
Special Agents.
| AMOUEOUX'S PICTORIAL SYKUP.--The
gr al French remedy fo C0urhH Colds, Irritation the
Throat anu a. affections Of The lnngs. over 90 years Of
crtaA!nE popularity attest itS merits.
Pamphlets free. sold bF al druggists.
l.. lOIGEitA q CO., New lOTk, Agents.
G,TEELE'S ELEGANT pARLOR BUSTERS.
- uiuJ busters uFtUie dus'rs comic busters
mace and furniture busters -pD yacues for store
E1u eOi af 10 C-ls - % each. Go " factory PaI
row. opposite Posi- Orce and buy durable leather custer
the VI orsale piIce.
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Gtccmsoale nn0 Railroads

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
I'D Leave work FOOT Of Debros-cs ard Cors"dt-
$50 o. u Tor washington Ceumba Chicago GG The west.
Richnmaa tL"nc,ton a.d lie south IhertA P"im'h
IHOu M or Washington and Tie Nrs. and 10Y Richmond
ad c south via tpi t'H'' ht !uiimh lF u 't"-l " <
10 and Washington, Gaal'e ttse connections TO-
Iiifhur1 Cincinnati, louisville. ana - iNis i''i"'r-
4u.uIta rt- lu'r. Oh, tiu.uhl pan -. l- d.. nj,
@. % H. ~ div. Wi-hinCt thn south. ana west PM
man sisrp,rs IRON Ncv o. Bgrorr a1i w s'ugion
making cIoc ctDus for chicago Cc nn't Iouh'I!t
81 Louis. Pittsburgh he South nnd south W's iIionth
rt,'~a WASHINGTON with trans fof Lynci'usg Florida Ney
~ 4 ,olab tr5cfs please caiI at Compays Office
Uf,os- Sow Yrfs Hud uc., Offices OF CHrtiandt
AID ,alIossr,-.'s. and deaoi, r.ry iy. .- ono
ASK FOR 1lCkti7 "a +, r "a n iio4H A-'D "1i'"
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
~ fc.p station ~ A'v-l OH, foot oi Libr,,ysL
C.5n m.-For f@tm~io', t'n, EcF.1er, Nauch
Chunk, Tam 0ra, Nik 'stlrIH. EiL4a. &C.
S:iJ s w. For ui-h Bride Branch lssiol Haiil'ontr'
Iu. 30 aud t.O r. H.-H1r ~nWegr.lr aLd F'nn-tHl.
J 3. m.-I,r IITn.ua io., Lt-ipn Mauch t-uIh ike
lsrr, ..r1,inr. TuH. hammock, 1amaqua HaA'i' "'''
psr.-tor II ri. f1iee Briach Ea@toi seiydere ana
taor. No. oal, Tor Easion Allentown, Harrisburg
F-iir.i"sf +, l'rsi poais uae tlbie az stations
rt-.I..tN TRAi N--f,dtc "a; $50 ~ p. No. Inf
Bound Brook ard iuiauooiia points. ad 81 S;5j D. u ioi
Ia .tou Reading and lIairs"H&
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
X Trains fertI Ambu, Red Bank Long bFahch
ocean Grove. Sc. So 1913 q. I o.. - D. a
stages oouiect 1etannn station 10 AMI from KEfFO4'I
ard ct squan 70 and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
conc.t pls Lowe f.0t OF Iibertys, fOT Freehold, NJ
SID Has q. NE. !, 5:lj p. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
SIZE sream.


kRlDGEPORI. aud all points on Housutonic
AZ aGG Nauediuck lnroE1 fnr 81 steamer r-par,
caves HiAai' sy cay t~uuuaJs tAccptcJ 20 u 80 m
ana hrcrtTmt 81 II 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connect tons Lrgye f0t OF Liberty 81 lOi fTeeoii IL
SID. ll,45 q. u. !, 5lj p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
E1AKE REDUCED.

T9ARE REDUCED.
L ~ 70 BOSTON.
EXCLUSION TiCKET5, -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONiNGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers sTONGNGToS and RHODE ISLAND
leave Ier %, North 40 q. III daIy except
Suudaysl.
t,cr,af,cr the srFANROtv rxpREss TRAIN will
leave SrONIHGTOS ri $50 a. ~.
Tickets for eae all prime pal ticket Offices and state
secured At all Offices OF WescotVs LApieas Co ana AT
'O' H'o''"~' PROVIDENCE LINE
r,glt oAly) leave daily except SuDdlysl ~ !
D. "a from PEI 20 i.iVer Of W@rfeu-st Fregh
va a. s. Blho05a Pres J. " riL6s Gen
ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
~ va ME lew steamer rs, IEesE 10y viii aaSe Nev ork
Iera Noth iu'rI 1i@,t OF s az amy
RIVER II a and p. Nneand Nuiecton. Egg Hur-
~. sNEDI.N. Gem Manager.
REV HAVEN, HARTFORD, Gsc.-Farc, 81.
- steamers Pecs-sp daily -Judaya excepted Tor
Sow Haven al . aud u p H.. connecting with .oai
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAlLHo4D- I9m1rafta: No'' ~ 1914
500 a. mg Western and N"thoru Express ora"lng-roon
40 50 A. N special Chicago AMI Western Exprcss with
drawn ears TO Cuaidagua Rochester ana Buffalo
1900 .rtheru sud Western Express 10 Utica, White
4oo p Albany aud Troy Express stops at Stag sing.
600 p ~ ST Louis EAlle,s wan .l.opn. cars for u.
l1u tqns ulio"E c,,f' HaS ~ nv wsn @.s2
aui Detroit ana 10 Montreal Via SaIat"el.
TrSn prIroit and Ci,,ac md 10 Montreal Ma :. AIbans
HOO J.. No. Express, win s!,ophSchrs 10 Albany aud
Way Trains ye Local Time Tables Tickets for sal at
hoe ~. 20l aim ~ l'nad~ay AMI At We,cou Express
Auri, and JS5 Washing NEST. isrOlLlyu.
C. Il. MlEkER. General Passenger Agent.