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JERSEYS MUNICIPAL DILEMMA.

large delegation OF democratic ofice-holders and
politicians LETT Jersey City yesterday for Trenton. The
sweeping decision Of tho supreme Court declaring
that the Legislature has power 10 change the boun
daries wards has completely upset the plans OF tho
democrats IN Jersey City, Newark, Eiizabckh, fater
son and elsewhere The bills changing boundaries,
whicn have already passed the House, Will DC recalled
30 that they may be made conormable TO tho decision
Lhus rendered. There Is great excitement ON tho
question, as the charter election In Jersey CITY Is last
approaching, aud both political parties are displaying
IA nc
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Tue depostors OF the Security Savings Bank are
waiting auxiously to hear tue receiver tMr. Banks)
announce another dividend. After the payment OF
Two dividends he was allowed by the Court between
S3 600 and $l4 900 Tor his and counses
1nis we considered u very liberal allowance Tor a
small Dunk. that time received another divi
dend about months ago, making a total OF MY
seven and u hall cents on the dollar. Understanding
that he has funds on hand sufficient TO pay another
We would like 10 have II. am afraid II he waits
much longer another allowance Will swallow II all up.
i Al
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Ol Ed.

AMMERmASx.-Died In Brooklyn, March 10. 1878,
LOUISE BLISS DAY, wife oil Albert Ain narmann.
Funeral services at her lato residence. No 100 FL
loot place, ON Friday afternoon, I'D inst, ut two
O'Clock
AvKRELL. lin this city, on Tuesday morning, March
10. OLIVIA NJ, daughter OF Jonn ID. and julia A.
Avercll, aged years ana months
Remains will DO Inferred al Staten Island.
BEsAST.-On Tuesday, March 10, JULIA A. JARVIS
wiic Thomas Bcsant and dug OF tne late Noah
JARVIS
Ralatives and friands ara invited tn atiand thA
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RAILROADS RESISTING TAXATION.

The deadlock between the Board OF Finance of Jer.
scy City, and the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company ON the question OF taxation Is at
last 10 be taken into the courts. The railroad
pany $780, the city for taxes ON its prop
efty over the new Bergen tunnel. ana positively
fuses 10 pay, though the taxes have Deon
Ing for four years
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ruE INDUSTRIAL ExHIBIrIoN

To THE EDITOR TIE HERALD:--
Have we no redress against the Industrial Exhibi-
ton managers2 purchased one OF their bonds, but
have never heard word about the drawing r. A.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorH.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name address TO
insure attention compainants who unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write only on one side OF the paper ED HERALnI
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HkRALp:-
Please call tho attention OF the police to the gang OF
loafcrs who frequent tho Of Charles and Hud-
son streets and insult pectabe shop girls return
ing from their places Of business SHOf 1ihl.
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NOT CLEANED FOR FOUR MONTHS

To THE EDITOR THx HERALD:-
West Twenty seventh streot, from Sixth 10 Eighth
avenue, has not been cleaned for the last tour
months As taxpayer Would like to know II We are
eputled TO a portion OF the $50 900 that is drawn
monthly by the Ponce Commissioners Tor this pur-
pose II they could possibly spare littc Tor TINS
street A TAXPAYER
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The INCOME TAX.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Tho editorial remarks on the income tax in the
HEEALp are timely and cannot be controverted. IL
seems strange If revenue required tax on IN
heriiance as levied by every European government,
Is imposed. II amounts, say from $4,000 10
$4,000, exempted IRON such u Tax, II would have
70 ue paid only by those who could well afford TO do
an i. b..
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rHE MODEL CoMMIssIoNEEs.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
VIII you please let me know why the Street Clean
Ing Bureau does take away the ashes which have
been lating during the past five weeks IN front
OF Nos. Al 40 aud 81 Washington sleetr W. +. A.
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The London adviccs reported consos at the opening
at o5x 95, but the closing quotation was % 95x.
the Same as yesterday. Unitad States bonds wore
nrm and advanced 4 TO y per cent. Erie advanced
to 100. the common and to 20 u 25k for the pre-
fcrred Illinois Central ie of 10 10, and later 70.
covered 70x. Al Paris rentes fell on to 1901 SOC
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF Germany shows
an Increase In specie OF 900 marks The closns
prlees in London wsrs:-Conaols Tor money. % \
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STREET CLEANING.

A SINGLE BID MADE FOR THE CoNTRACT-THE
COMMISSIONERS PAUSE TO REFLEor.
Upon opening the proposals yesterday morning at
Police Headquarters, AS required by law. onY one BID
was found Tor "cioanng the Streets collecting ashes
ana garbage and the removal OF all material the
city of New YORK. pursuance of chapter 677 OF the
Laws OF 1877" The bid from the firm OF
Messrs. Ripley, Coleman L. Brother, who offered
to clean the streets for the remaining portion
OF this year for the sum OF $4390O0 Tue
bidders deposited with the treasurer OF tho Police
Board, as guarantee OF good iatn certified check
GU The Continental Bank Tor $43 UOo The securihes
offered were Mcssrs sidney b Hon anu James N.
smith, to justify in the sum OF $3.50 900 EACH and the
ontrautors nted To allow tue $4,000 Tor
iapie meDts Tor cleaning and other property now
belonging TO the Police board, Bureau OF street Clean
ing. Tits property is mentioned IN the specifications
under the following heads:--
rs S23 100
steam Observation-Disclosures. JZ3e
~ -
oO carts. oioo
10 l,OiO
10 sprinklng carts. ........... ............ $50
Miscellaneous ARTICLES. .................... 1850
Tools III blacksmith and wnceiwright Shops. $50
BY LOOKING over the figures showing the cost Of
that the offer put IN Will give economical re-
suit To tho city treasury The cost OF annual street
cleaning since the year 1875 was-
1870. $780, 900
1876 700
1877 ........... 10. OUu
1875 Two monLhsl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. llb G66
the amoant appropriated Tor the present year 10
100000 AID II the contract be awarded Ripley,
Coleman Brother, The saving to the city, all other
things being equal would be $3.50, 600 at least 1t Is
claimed that the hrm Ia already we'll known IL tho
West the constructors VI consider abo portion OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Mr.. Saney Dilion, one
oil the securities offered is the president OF road
POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The following resolution was passed by the Board
OF Police commissioners alter the above bid mad been
opcned:-
Whereas but one proposal received by tho Board
Tor street cleaning showing that there
competition whatever for the work IL
being doubtful whether 1t is Tor the city
such "a act be made, IL is therefore,
we'd that Counsel to the applied
opinion aud ADVICE in writing board
legally bound to award the contract party aing
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THE CENTRAL PARK POND.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Allow me, mother. TO suggest that the Central
Park pond, where boys sail their boats, be placed
In proper order. Its present condition Is Disgrace
to she city. A MOTHER
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TEMPERANCE IN THE THEATRES.

10 TIE EDITOR OF rHR HERALD
Why cannot our theatre managers provide wafer iof
their patrsns and not compel them 10 90 to tho Dur
rooms that are so convenient TO every one OF our
places an usemcnlf TEMEEkANCE"
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED.

LNpsAY-FKLp.-On Thursday, March IA, 1878, by
Rev. DR.. Tyng Jr, GEORGE W. LINDSAY to MARY
HELM FIELD, botn OF this city.
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The highest ana lowest prices OF stocks and the
number OF shures OF ouch sold wore as t0llOws:--

TIE MONEY MARkET
Money on call lent ut per cent today but at the
close call loans made low az 8 per cont
The following were the rates OF exchange on New
YORK al the aforementioned cities to-day:-Savan-
nah, u premium; Charleston buying at par, seliina
3-l6 a a premium; Chicago, rs a so premium; New
Orleans, commercial ~ bank $40; Boston, rs dis
count AMI ST. Louis, rs premium. Sterling exchange
strong, with tho posted rates Of the leading
drawers 4S7 and 4S9 and with prime bills obtainabIs,
although OF the leading will not sell at
these rates, At 4.s64 S6a ana So respectively.
THE GOLD AND MARKET
Gold opened and closed lei Il, with sales IN the
interim at lo1 q. The carrying were 8, AZ,
and 3h per cent
GOLD CLEARINGs THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE
NEW YORK.
noia oaiances...... iozouS
currency oaahces i lsv oox
Gold ccarings IL, 6v3 OU0
CLEARING STATEMENT.
currency eXchanges... $04, o. $40
Surrehcy Daiahcea 2,vtIszoA
49, s,ov,,S.n
u"io o"iahoes. A,44osoHS
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were fraction lower this morn
ing, but they recovered and closed firm. The SUBJ
scriptions TO the pcr cents to-day aggregated
$25o,OOo The closing prices at the board OF those
securities wero:-
49,.
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Iotal s......... ...............$4Z,oO SUI
BY LOOKING over the hgurcs showing the cost Of
street cleaning Tor the last four years will be
tina, the offer now put In will give economical
10 tho city treasury. The cost OF annual street
cleaning since year 1875 was:-
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OFFICIAL REPORT ". \. MINING STOCK EX
ININGE &ALES. LAAElRl 20. ls7S
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THIRD BoARD-2::30
TUESDAY. January 29-P. VI.

TUESDAY, January 29-P W.
London responds BY decline of from 3. to III
per in the prices Of United States bonds to the
Congressional expression of an opinion only, that
the Government may, at its option, pay IFS debts
with dollars of 1922 grains of silver, or with dol
lars of 25so grains of gold II such is the result OF
the simple declaration of the existence OF o tech
meal legal right. it is easy TO anticipate the
result Of a law making it impossible for
tue Government TO pay in anything but the dollar
of lowest value.
At the time of writing the railway magnates have
NOT discovered the method by which they can for n
little time longer keep before the public the farce of
pretended harmony between them. Each one of the
gentlemen assembled to-day knows that the diff
Guilty originated on Eas-bound freghts, and not on
West-bound Each one knows that the East-bound
business averages rs per cent tonnage OF the
total both ways Yet all this fuss is made
over a cutting on the insignificant % per cent of
the railways business. Why. If not for thin cur
tain to disguise and hide from the public the cut
ting upon tho moro important business from the
Westf For weeks railway officials stoutly denied
the statements of The TRIBUNE that rates at the
West wcrc unsettled, and that cutting existed.
Merchants who thought they were obtaining an adj
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vantage over their neighbors Joined -
the deDials, only to learn that H.
had not obtained the bottom ratea AL

vantage over their neighbors Joined -
had not 1' Obtained the bottom rases al
these facts are admitted, and thev
are sufficient to show the character of all the boa
ing of unprecedented business equip ment =.
sufficient for the amount Of freight etc, Jpst -
long as the public hears OF railway pools md comh
nations it has the best possible evidence that there
a lack OF business for all. and that bid for sres
shipment will secure concession from cstabiishcd
rates. This fact is beginning 10 DO understood nv
every one but railway presidents. All their aeenfs
properly understand 1t and act upon it,
The stock mark ct to-day was little more ACTIVE
Than yesterday, with q general inclination toward
lower prices. As usual, Lake Shore was the centrs
Of interest and scored its usual proportion Of tho
total transactions Opening at 81 q, it TO 6i7
and then fell to COS, closing with rally to G2l.
Michigan Central declined from COLI to 593a06O.
Central ard Hudson was heavy on a light trads
at 1858 a 1O57s9105A. Erie cold in small
way at 9lsG9ssa 67s09. The granger stocks
were all lower on more than an average trading
Northwest common sold at 36ss035G35Si; the
preferred at 622i@616s062 Is. st. Paul az $500
37os@3Sls; preferred at G94a6Sl2Q657s and
Rock Island at 99l2099. The coal shares were
fairly sustained within range Of u to 81 DER
cent but closed with little or rally from the low
est prices. Western Union sold moderately at 77la
07634a77, and Pacific Mail at 23G22l2.
The late rally of z per cent which occurred In
the active stocks, may safely be ascribed to tbe
feeling OF the "buls" that the market must not b.
permitted to close heavy.
RANGE THE STOCK MARKET.
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'TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through Trains daily; three Deputs I'm
Philadelphia, two Ia New York.
DOnc Track the most Improved Equipment the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after November ~ 1877.
Express Trains -avcs via Dcsbrolses and Cor,
andt streets Frrrie. ar f0llOws:
1880, S.2u 90 80 limitrd) II a m l. g. T.
and p Sunday, a. M. 3. 8. $50. 7. 80 D.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" with All trains
az Jersey CITY, afordins speedy aud direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel
Retufninr trains leave Philadelphia 500 1885, T. 73o g.
$3.50 and IL A. NJ Limited Express. 1885 p M $50. Z.
and 1855 M aud IL midnight On sunday 3.O $780, z. 3,
$780, a. m. 4, s;36 p. NJ, and IL midnight.
Ticket Offices 90 aud 0+4 Broadway, No. Astor House,
and foot OF DesbIosses and COrtadt ss No Couitst,
ll4 IIB and lIS Hudson ST. HobokeB; Depot, Jersey
City. Einierant Ticket Office, No. y Battery place
FRANK THOMSON J.. T.. FARMER,
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BRooK ROUTE.

FOR TRENTON AND PIIILADELPHIA. - =
Leave New.YUrk for Trenton and Philadelphia at G3O, q
$780, 1880 m 1880. 1880, J30 IL H., and at p ~ ior
Trenton -,
Leave Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Ran
road Third and Berkssts at 1900 1880, V5O lloo a. H
1880 $50, 5:30 p ,,, - ~
Leave Trenton Tor New York at go except Monday O5o
500, 1920 q. n., 1915, 2:lJ 4:lO, $40 p. 80
Pullman Room Cars attached 10 the DO u
$50 y. trains York TO the 1870 a. H. l:3O D. M
from Philade phiR. .
SUNDAY TRAISs-Leave NewYork aud Philadelphia NJ
$50 53U. II ?. Leave Trenton at l2O iO:ZO a. III
6:lO p. go o,.
Tickets for sale foot of Liberty ST. NOS 52o and ~
Broadway. tho principal hotels all offices OF the Erie Ea
New York and Brook and Al No : Courtst BOOK
lyn Baggage checked from residence 10 destination
IL T. EALDWIN, Gen. Pass. AEent
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Gteamboa.s ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave Newly from foot Of Dcsbrosses and Corand

BALTIMORE AND OilO RAlLhOhD'-
ID Leave NewYor foot Of Desbrosses ana Cortandt
800 H. for Wasing on Columbus, Chicago and the West
Rchuond Charleston and the South Through Pnihah cars
no n m FOR Washington and the West and for Richmond
and the south 0rd5nsyle. Pullman cars from
10 baltimore and Washington, making cose connexions Gr
pullman cars Baltimore Cincinnati aud ST Louis ~,
900 p daily. Washington; the South ard " est ru!
man seepers from NcwYork Baltimore and Washngt3o
making close Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville
ST Louis Pittsburgh the South and SouthTest Lniough
Pullman from Baltimore TO ana
meets Washington " Tia trains Tor LyhchDuIs' Ne'
Orleans. and the South. . e.---,. m. or.
For through tickets, please call at Companya Office 3lo
and Desbrosses-stss and depot, jersey CITY: ~ o1,ro
Ask FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New. York foot OF Liberty-st
Commencing Nov. 20, lS77-Trains leave as follows;
$50 a. In.-For Pennington Eoson Beyidere Mauch
Chunk. Tamaqua Wlkssbarre. Elmira. DC Connects AZ
$40 a. m-For High Bridge Branch, Easton, Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua, WilkesbarTe, Willlamsport &c
1918 M. and 4:5J p mfor someryille and tlemngon
For Pennington, EastOn, MHuch Chunk, Ianaqua,
Wkesbarre Scranton funkhsnnOck, Tanaqua, Hazelton
Reading. Pottsville, harrisburg, sc. ,,,- u,
y. In.-For High Bridge Branch, EasOn BelVlIete anu
Mauch Chunk Connects at Junction with d. L. ana " H. ~
$50 D. H. ly-For Easton Allentown. and HARRISBURG
S25 D. m.-For EastOn.
For trains TO local points sec timetable at stations
Bound Brook and intermediate points, and at o5o p ID io
Eastou, Reading, and Harrisburg.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ leave for Perth bmboy, Red Bank Long BRANCH
ocean Grove &C.. at 10. HAD a. m 6:l5 p m t,vv
connect at Mattawsn station 10 ana rum M -
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections fost Of Liberyst, for Freehold at
s:l5 ll:45 a m, 4, oslo p NJ
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The local money market was r9er and new nqSi,
iaroe nronortion ar the higher figure. There Is no
change in discount The United states odn Noiona
Washington. to-day, received T3ooooo NaI.G ;nsa
Bank notes for redemption. The customs recipe, .s
were 800 600, and the internal revenue receipts
were $3.50 900 The following is the Clearing fio,eo
statement to-day: Currency exchanges, @o5,Doo,'
3i5; currency balances, $500 23s goid oe e3
changes 6,45s.9l6 and gold balances Sooz,'in ~.
The sum of Il 80 900 bullion withdrawn to-day
from the Bank Of England on balance" making
total in that way of s193,O0O in five days. ING
British consos fell to 957l8 the critical outlook
of political affairs. while on Washington = indlea,
tions" regarding the Silver Bill United slaes
bonds were weak and declining, 1858 ranging az
lO6a,6 1868; new 5s at 1O5s4G 100 new AZ
at l04aiG 1888, and 1O-4Os at iO9'ad 10Y. IA
American railway securities Erie common was
strong at 0l and preferred steady at 224 Iliinos
Central at 75l2; Reading fell to loi jersey zen.
trail TO l5le and Pennsylvania Central 10 30 faris
dispatches report the 8 per cent French renies a.
opening at 1925 and closing at 11O.lo, slsht ca
change Oh London being quoted at 23.lo.
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal Az
lantic ports this 10Th day OF January. were
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In State bonds, the 3-65s of the District Of Coum
ba advanced to so, on good demand. tennessee
(s old bonds, sold at 80.
In the shares of the City banks, Central National
(21 sold at 100. and Fourth National go at 90.
There was large business in railroad bonds. Rock
Island IS were at 10Y; Northwest gold bonds,
93ss; st. Paul sinking fund, 1888; Harlem iirsts.
coast roads were higher, Central, 1858; San Joa-
ouin branch, SG5s; Western 1O1; Union
frsts, 1915; land grants, 1914; and sink,
and Quincy SIS at l11l2; Burlington and Cedar
Rapids frsts at SO; Missouri Pacific frsts l02 |;
Morris and Essex consolidated frsts, s3l4, and
seconds, 107l2; Lake Shore fourths consolidated.
registered IO934 and second consolidated coupons,
97a4; Cedar Falls aud Minnesota firsts, S334 {;
Cleveland and Pittsburh fourths at 1919; jersey
Central frsts, IA, and Canada Southern trsts 6l.
Gold was active and strong OH some heavy pur-
chases by the leading foreign bankers for long ac-
count and also to close up short contracts because
of the silver outlook at Washington Otherwise
there were no new features. On gold loans the
lending rates O. and 5l2 per cent for carry
ing The Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl12 400 IN
coin interest the public debt, and VS., 100
in redemption of called bonds. The days business
Of the gold clearing department of the Bank of New
York covered Gold cleared, S3l 900; gold bal
ances, So. 1888 225; currency balances, S243o,4fI'
The quotations to-day are as follows:
10 .l0lTs l3...............l02t
Foreign exchange continues strong on The demand
10 nav for United States bonds imported; prime
bankers bills for the most part ruled for business
at 81 S2l asa SOLE for sixty days bills, and S14
a 81 So for demand to the &. Commercial ous
ranged at 81 79GSi 81, and cable transfers 81 %
NSi az We annex current quotations:
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6iiuniiono Wnnieo--H lnlss

6iiuntiono Wnnieo-- Alalss
A MALE NURSE.-A situation by thor
Ouglly competent person OF experience male
gentcmai give the best ~ references.
Address J. ID. srEES KEN Mid'elown, y. J.
COOK.-A colOred man Ak irst-clasS cook
" waiter thoroughly undo dnds either; best c,y
references. Address / !. l., SO Wet ilstst
WYATT ER.--I}y respectable cOlOrcd man,
w waiter and carver private family or boarding house
willing obgiug. Addgtss WAITER. SJN Wet .3l 81
AIIER.-First-cl's Swiss Protestant wait
w 81. speaks French and German Mrs EEINoLiS'>
PROTESTANT AGENCY. No. Az 4tb.ayc.
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Total sales for the day
.9S7s seller 80 days.
e OF PHILADELPHIA sIOCKs.
sAN FRAscIsco CLOSING PRICES OF NJ

Government bonds weak and lower on ac.
count of the decline in London, and the changed
terday's vote in Congress. We annex current clos
ing quotations:
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ERIE RAILWAY.

1877:
m.-Cincinnau and Chicago Day Exuress. Drawing
coaches ~ Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
1O45 mExpess Mail for Buffalo. with sleeping coaches
: D. IN. Daiy)-PaciGc Express for tho West. Sleeping
coaches through 10 Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Ias Cnei'
natl and Chicago without change; also. hotel dining ears 10
Trains leave Chambers >trect Depot, New-York, for
Newark, 80 800, O{5, ll:1J NJ 90 o.lJ ana " ,
p and II midnight SATURDAY nights only sundays 30
EaGcrfoT Park and Passaic G. 7:s5. M l2 uoon 45,
6, $50 ia T. H.. i:i5 G5o + m and y midnight
Paterson. q. $40 40 80 10 1913, llo a. m IL noon;
Il midnight sundays, 6, 80 9I5, 10 a. m 49, o5o p
saGcrn O. 7:ij To- 1855 ~, las. $40 3 g. p. NJ and
Il midnight sundays. .. $50 10 a. m, l41' OJl, j. NJ
sud - midnight.
Cornwall. . ~, 3 3d. $3.50 p M Sundays, $3.50 a,
NcwS%rcl = iog - A. % $50 49o m Sundays 30 a. M.
Kingston. M, $50 NJ SUNDAY = 80 = M "a -
Sundays. e., $50. 10 ~ IL. ESQ y. VA.
Mlicown I:ij, lu, 1913 H. H.. $40, 49, T. m Hnh-
days. $500 10 m. o3O. J. The a N ana $50 3 m
FOR jcrvis 745 o. TO- loi5a H. $50. p. N. sundays,
Trans leaving Ch9mb'fsSt on even or haI hours
before , leave twenty thirist hucen minutes eafcs
leave Twenty thirds thirty minutes earlier Boats ltiEr
Twenty third - ct gij Snd ll45 D. M connecting Win
trains leaving Chambers - ~ 10 ard IL midnight
nokets for passage aud for IHrtients IN Ga"S room anu
sleeping coaches fain'd and orders Tor the ch B
and Transfer " baggage MAJ be ft 1t u COMPANY ohes
.3g 4Ol $50 957 broadway; so Courtr. Brook
I'm. aud At the company's dtPpt-- .
Express fo the West STiyc IN New York al 1'2o
JNo' s. hnBTTI, General Psssr Agent. HewYOFk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl.
T.. 500 af5a ~ !. =, t. 4t5. 63U $50. $50 T. IL, aud
sa'uriy nights only at ll30 M sunday' . H. and
Manuel Spring valley, Mouscy T. 800 4:tj p.
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