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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-23


THE following "pome'' is from the pen Of an
old-time Base Ranger. He evidently is labor
ing under a fit of the "blues :"
The knowledge dawns and grows apace,
As facts do stare US in the face.
That we d as lief be in any place
As in the Hills;
Would scarce object 10 try a space
The sinner hlls.
They are a cheat, beyond a doubt;
Our quartz is but a big blowout;
Our placers are about worked out:
And our cement
Not worth the while to talk ab at
II Won't pay mill rent.
Our timber does majestic rise.
And fairly seems unto the eyes,
But al its heart a canker lies,
A frand. q SELL
Might do, perhaps, for railroad ties
En- route to HI.
The look from which disgust s inferred;
For Judgment beyond prudence spurred.
Through hopes of faneied wealth conferred,
Its impress stamps
On the faces of the ragged herd
In all our camps.
What artists pencil can portray
Emotions that conflicting play,
As the last greenback goes the way
Its comrades went?
Each pressing need does have its say
And argument.
The feet for boots put in a plea;
The hatiess head 5 a bare idea;
A shirtiess back g no panacea
BY any means,
For stomach, void of bread or tea,
Or pork and beans.
When at the time, in look perp1exed,
Ludicrous with the sublime is mixed,
Each eye bedimmed-a grin betwixt-
And in the mood
OF ~frowning brow. the strife IS indexed
Tween Ill and good.
Who has not thus been sorely tried
Knows not how closely, side by sideE
How frail the line that does divide
The wrong and right.
In such extreme to right decide
God give us right.
'Tis human natures first impulse
To choose the right, the wrong repulse;
But passions. that the heart c~oDvulse
In dire extreme,
Are strongest in the generous pulse,
And quicker stream.
Each impress on the sensitive mind
Is sharp and clear; hence, well-defned;
More quickly contrasts are combined
And magnihed,
As It's, to joy or gloom Inclined
Intensified.
Extremity s the cause direct,
Yet powerful in its effect
The lightning fash of retrospect,
That doth iilume
The past, and higher joy reflect,
Or deeper gloom.
o, Sitting Bull. thou'lt have revenge
Ere many moons their full iinpinge;
The coming ills portentous tinse
The horoscope,
And prospects that on faith did hinge
Now swing on hope.
o Land Of Sage and stunted pines,
Thy alkiIi and mountain lines,
And all thy natures outward s:sns
Rough looks impart,
Yet, like thy men. meath rough designs,
Hath wealth at heart.
Though twas not mine the wealth to find
Within thy hills, iron ribbed, confined.
Yet ia nv heart IN xhaa fucI,neI
In thoughtful mood,
AS Friendships stream iaws o'cr the ,n.Ad
Its generous food.
Rapid Creek. d. T., May II. 1873. JIG.
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h : Major.

The Enterprise has this; Major John
Dennis is in luck. No sooner have Pol
lard and Marancy been played out, than
the Bannocks come to the front. and
he is in the midst OF all IS he was
in the thick Of the former sensa-
ton. At the conclusion Of the Bannock
war we shall expect TO hear that a volcano
has broken forth from the peak of some
mountain near Tuscarora for the speciai
benefit Of John Dennis and the Times
Reuie,r.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-23
New Music.

We have received from III. H. Joseph
baby Nine" arranged as a schottischc.
We submitted it to a lady friend, an ac-
complished musician, and she %prcnounces
it a ~sprightly and well-arranged piece of
music, preserving the delightful melody Of
the song, and not difficult to
execute. Not only can musicians find this
particular publication at the Golden Rule.
but also all Of the latest songs and melo-
dies. Mr.. Joseph never does anything by
halves, and in this branch he keeps a full
line. The profession, and all who have a
pcnchant for culture in this direction, will
lind a well-selected assortment at his es-
adjustment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-23

Mr.. J. @. Lockwood, President Of the
Eureka Hooks and Knickefbocker Hose
Companies, last evening detailed six men
to stay at the truck house during the night,
so as to have a force on hand in case Of any
emergency arising. In view Of the high
winds that weae sweeping down the can
yon, his action was a Thoughtful one, and
he deserves credit for his forethought.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-23

WEEK DAys-From 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. NJ, and
from 9 P. NJ. to 2 P. N.
suNDAYs-From IL NJ. to l p. M.
" Money order and and register business is
open from y A. NJ. to 4:30 p. NJ.
Arrivals and Departures Of MAILS.
RUBY HmL--Leaves at $50 A. NJ, and arrives
at 6 P. NJ.
HAMILToN-Leaves at A. M, and arrives 81
7 p. NJ.
TrBo-Leayes at s A. NJ, and arrives at n. M.
A~usrrx-Leaves at 8 A. M, and arrives at
6 p. n.
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=. 4 p. RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

The arrivals and departures Of the passenger
trains to and from Eureka are as follows.
Departures.
FoR P~ALIsADE-The express train leaves Eu-
reka for Palisade at $50 A. M, and arrives at
Pslisade at 10 A. N.
Arrivals.
Fon EUREKA-Train leaves Palisade at 4 p. NJ
and arrives at Eureka at $50 P. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation Train.
Leaves Eureka daily at 9 A. NJ, and arrives at
Palisade at 3I5 p. NJ. Leaves Palisade at 7:l5
4. NJ, and arrives at Eureka at $40 P. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-23

A certificate Of Incorporation Of the
Mineral Hill New Company. limited, was
Hled in the Recorders office yesterday.
The directors are Cuthbert Curtis, H.
Brooks Marshall, Kenneth Kingoford. Ter
full southgate and John Taylor. secre-
tary, Robert Taylor; Superintendent, J..
w. Plummer. The company's Office Is at
london, England.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-23

Messrs. Haskell 4 Co. have enclosed
their portion Of the cemetery with a neat
and substantial fence, that will turn all
stock and keep out the brute invaders.
The gentlemen deserve credit for their
forethonght in preserving the last resting
place Of the dead from dissertation.
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sIos.,ones Goin- North.

A dispatch to the SENTINEL from Pail
SADIE states that squads Of Indians
have for some days been crossing the rail
road for the north. We also learn from
the same source that there seems to be q
restless feeling among the redskins along
the line Of the Eureka II Palisade Rail-
road. This thing is getting interesting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-23

Madge Duke aud Glen Dudley, the Sac
ramento rscers lately ut the Willows, have
arrived al Carson, where they will p%artici-
pate in the races at that point the first of
next month.
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MORNING BOARD

BOARD.
SIS Ophir-48A 40
61O M~exican-13A 1871 1917
f35 Gould 4 C~urry-Dst 6ssb5
100 Best 4 Belcher-13ss
AGO California-18ss 18A
40 Savage-11h liz
865 Con. virginia-13h 1917
40 Chollar-25k
300 Hale l. Norcross-7A W
1415 Crown Point-6
10 Yellow Jacket-8A
1860 Imperial-90c Csc
$50 Kentuek-340c $3.50 $500 "a
100 Alpha-12A
l545 Belcher-445c Az 455c
200 Sierra Nevada--420c
800 Bullion-5A 5h
345 Exchequer-320c 315c
so Utah-8k
$40 Union-54 54b5 SIS 5hb5
100 Justice-355c
100 Overman-1J4 1871 13h
$50 Belcher-4k
100 Belcher-440c
430 Succor-t5c 10c
100 Alta-7h
1910 Julia-74 rs 7sb57
100 Caledonia-215c "a
205 Silver Hill-14
1875 New York-55c Coo
600 Crown Point Ravino-30c 35c
1875 Andes-35c
100 Con. Washoe-35c
1900 Wells Fargo-S0c
2700 Wards l55c 160c
100 Leviathan-20c
$50 Trojan-30c Csc
500 Benton-24 210c 215c
800 Boyle-i0c 35c
As Ophir-49
10 Raymond Il Ely
so Eureka Con-564 SO
so Alps-110c
500 Belmont-50c
$50 Leopard-55c SOC
GOO Gila--65c soc
30 Northern Bellc-10A
$50 Hussey-20c
1856 Manhattan-64
500 DeFrees-4 5c 40c
30 Grand Prize--4h
400 Argenta-40c
1735 N~avajo-40c 35c 45c
$50 Endowmcnt-S0c
$50 Independence-140c 145c
100 Silver Prize-l0c
so Hamburg-2A
$50 Hillside--165c
1905 Modoc--1a 120c
$50 Bodie-44
4s0 Bechtel-2i4 220c
1000 Falcon-25c
80 Tiptop--1a
so Silver King-l5c
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Bullion Shipment.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. made the following
shipment Of bullion yesterday morning j:
Six bars, valued at Sc, 1872 IS.
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Wells. Fargo a. Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters were received at Wells
Fargo & Co.'S Once last evening, and not de
livered:
Miss Eugsnie Puget Mrs w Sanders
Joseph Tippell Miss Pauline Wells
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by THE EUREKA AND rALIsApE RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday.
n v Dey o smith
II Bishop r Cohn
Mrs II Bishop A Bowngard
J Seeley
Arrivals Last Night.
Mrs Coady Mears
W P Haskell p Hamill
J G Ogden ND Nelson
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eureka Line.
DEPARTURES.
Kate Abbott &c Campbell
ARRIVALS.
G Thornton II Mathewson
Tybo stage Line.
ARRIVALS.
Rev 8 p Kelly
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FOUND.

A MEMORANDUM BOOK, CONTAINING
IN meuorandums and q note for <47. The
owner etn have thu Same by calling at this Of
dse and paying for this advertisement.
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And more particularly described as follows,
to wit:
Thirteen t13) neck yokes, twenty-six single
trees: seventy wagon spokes, assorted sizes;
sixty-four ~felloes, assorted; six stretchers:
seven shuies: one jockey stick; thirty-eight
bent rims: ten seat risers: three bent poles;
ten sway bars. ffty-four wagon hubs, assorted
SKIES; two double-trees; three unfinished
wheels; four pieces moulding; one triple
planer machine; one lot sand-paper; thirteen
thimbles and boxes, old; one Stag truck: one
thirty-eight-inch bellows; one anvil; one box
clips; eight strings iron washers; thirty-nine
chain hooks. thirteen clevises; two OK yoke
staples; two double-tree clips; one lot open
links; one bar l4k-inch iron; two bars spring
steel; one lot stake irons: one lot chains, as
sorted sizes; two seat springs; two neck yokes,
ironed; one singie-tree, ironed; five shoe jaws,
ironed twenty hooks in joist. 8 A draft; one
drilling mschine; thirteen Stag pots; five cast
wheels, with spokes; five 4-inch ~cog-wheels;
seven cast slides; three gate slides; one barrel
finishing sand; one and one-half bags do; one
string gas fittings and elbows: twenty TASKS,
forty eight pieces; five sag fanges; five ladies;
one lot scrap iren; one galvanized two-inch
pipe; one four-inch gas pipe; one blower, en-
CINE and line shaft; lathe and tools: one belt,
hammer and furnace crane; one lot old fiues.
Terms of sale, cash.
E. F. WALSH, Assignee.
Eureka, June 9. 1873. .je7-Sw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Shore Company. have given to the improved
feeling the aid Of their moral support, because
they wish opportunity 10 sell out at higher prices
than those at which they had closed the previous
accounts. The total transactions of the day aQgre.
gate $4,000 shares, of which Lake Shore recorded
80 100 shares, at prices ranging between 57ls al
the opening and 5Sla95Sls afthe close. Michigan
Central, a small business, was particularly sensi
tive to an order to buy or sell even single loo
shares and fluctuated frequently between the fg.
ures of 60 2 and 90 and closed with sale at 657s.
Erie rose from Isle TO 1875 but Central and Hudson
was heavy at 10sai0 10Sl2.
The better receipts Of wheat at Chicago and Nil.
waukee had stimulating effect upon the prices of
the Wisconsin stocks, and Chicago and Northwest
common rose from As TO 49l4049, the preferred
from 1873 to 756s075l2; st. Paul common from
51ai to $685. and the preferred from SO to s2ia.
Rock Island was higher at 117G117ssG117l4. with
reported sales of only 500 shares Chicago, Burlng.
ton and Gu incy steady at 10694G 106le and Chi
cago and Alton weak at 770771l. Ohio and Missis.
sppi stiffened up to zig, and Wabash 10 IA. the
transactions in both stocks being unimportant and
void of features Central of New-Jersev finally
has reached a price where the sales Of
Investment stock seriously interfere with
clique maDipulatiOns. To-day 1t opened at
80 and rose to 1898, after which It's price
broke to 37si Oh sales of 1,400 shares after which
it again rose o 49, and finally closed at 1884, The
other coal tocks were better from svmpathv Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western selling at 59G599s
G5912 Delaware and Hudson at 57ss057l4, and
Morn and Essex at S3940s4. Western Union was
dull but firm at s73lG6S@s72. and Pacific Mail
higher at 179173s.
The whole days movement reflects nothing but
broler,s market In which he majority of the trading
element has become convinced that rally is the
next thing in order One thing is certain, that those
who held that opinion ON Saturday morning have
the advantage of those who only expressed a
"change of heart" late this afternoon. But such
is speculation; without two opinions there could be
no stock market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

DUTGERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Ii Brunswick, J. Josh year begins sept - Sends 80
"O"''n'''' A"'D' Rev. D. T. RErLEY. Rector
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Foreign exchange was dull and strong. We a"ne
current ouOtatiOuS.

Money was easy, lending on call at about 2 per
cent as the average rate for all classes of collateral
There is no change in discount IN rates of domes-
tic exchange. The United States Treasurer az
Washington to-day received $625,00O National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were $3.50 900, and internal revenue receipts $3OO-
900. The following is the Clearing House state
ment to-day: Currency exchanges, $sO,923 7OZ;
currency balances, "a, 12S,323; gold exchanges
$11. 152, 1873; gold balances, 81, 2S2, 1872.
Money in the open market in London is quoted q. q.
2os023iper cent for three months bills as against Ss
the Bank of England. The sum of f253,OOO 9ui-
lion was to-day withdrawn from the Bank of Eng.
land on balance making total of f565,Oo IN nNs
days. COnsOls in London were firm at 96ll6 anu
United States bonds shade easier new IS closing
at 1OS3,, IO-40s at 110l4, new 4l2s at JOG ane
irregular; Jersey Central stock rising to 40l2, eos-
ing at 39t2, and bonds at co. We quote Ere i9S
1873, preferred 31l2G32, Pennsylvania Cenuaai
32l4 and Illinois Central So. In Paris, rentes au,
vanced to 1920; sight exchange on London oem ms
quoted at 251l. The Imperial Bank OF GcIlna9
lost during the week Is, 300, 900 marks. :,
The receipts of flour and gram at the pnne'pS'
Atlantic ports this I'd day of July were
New-YorS.
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VI SOUTH NILLIAMsTOWN Berkshire County. Mass.
Prepares Boys for Business, hcenhc School or college
Expenses $500 per year. Established by us present pn
IN lSi2 For catalogues, address BENJAMIN +. MILLS,
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6teamboats ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE:-Ihe
n elegant steamers DREW or ST tyOhN VII VII
leave Pier al North River OF Canalst daily SUNDAY
inoluded connecting az Albany with ex press ans
for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPLAIMi
the ACKNOWLEDGES MONTREAL ard points NORTH
and WEST Tickets for sale at principal notes ana
all Of Wesc0t Express Offices in NewY0rk aud BIOCkyn
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex DosIs
Fst.elass fare 81 deck 2jc: excursion 20 Albany ana
return This only night line Of steamers selling
tickets and checking baggage places on the NewYork
Cent TRAIL
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THE MONEY MARKET
oFIICiAL REroRT n T. Stuck EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY. JULY 2 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT

FIRST CALL-l04 O'CLOCK A,
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GREEK YIGNETTES.

A SAIL IN GREEK SEAS. SUMNER OF 1877. BY
James Albert Harrison Little Classic style 81 25
An attractive book observations and impressions
Harrison only the scenery, but
especially Athens the antiquities architecture art people
customs institutions, and folklore.
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THE POLITICAL ECONOMY

OF GREAT BRITAIN. THE UNITED STATES, AND
FRANCE. IN THE USE OF MONEY. \ NEW SCIENCE
OF PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE. By ]. b. Howe
l vol, Svo, SO So
An elaborate topic that Just challenges the
attention Of usrers legislators and all thoughtful citizens
Judge Howe has devoted the researches Of to this sub
jCct and Is confident that his TeasOnins lead conclusions
wdoh will be accepted by candid intelligent men, and
which, acted upon, viii greatly promote the prosperity Of
the country.
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OFFICIAL REPORT ~ Y INNING STOCK EX-
mn NGE 81 Eo -LELY0 1879
:coND CALL O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THIRD BoARD-2:30 p. n.
TUESDAY. July 2-P. N.

The stock market to-day, on q light business
although the transactions amounted to $4,000
shares more than those of yesterday, developed a
strong tone, which may be accepted as an indica-
ton that the "bulls" again have gained tenn
porary control of the market But it must be re-
membered that the late bears" who recently
covered their sales on the declaration of
only 1 per cent dividend by the Lake
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N ew- York City, 1877 MadsOn-ave.-Mlle. LEM.
French and English School Young Ladies aud Little
Girls VIII reopen September 18 Circulassen on application
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HOUGHTON, OsGOOD & CO., Boston.

no PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
1 THE UNITED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
DIRECTORY-A handsome volume OF 200 pages com
rod expressly those having children to ducae In add
general list OF about 1000 schools - adyertsS
Of class Of Institutions giving particulars
Of Their locations Of study rates Of tuition ana nuc
information OF interest 10 those selecting schools TOT
their children anc wards.
sent for THIS PURPOSE receipt Of Q cents postage
y. COTESWORTH PINCkNEG,
Dealer in school Material 80 Unionsquare, NewHork.
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go oshen Institute" (fOr bOys), Orange Co
ONY SO Or for tuition. board Wasting use o. book
rooms completely furnished and caTpeed table eXcolen
Home care possible only with limited numbers wilson Pm
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New Civilizations.
pUBLISHED THIS DAY:
DRIFT FROM TWO SHORES.
nv Pref Harte "IdttIe cassie - style. 81 %.

Like "The Luck OF Roaring Camp" and "Taes OF the
Argonaus" this book contains variety Of stories and
sketches characterized by the same dramatic fec-
iy Of the exquisite charm Of style which
made those earlier books famous in both America and Europe
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gnstruCnou.
For Boys ana Young Men-City

For Boys ana Young Men-City.
A TTENTION, VACATION PUPILS! Rapid,
~ elegant writing summer term private lessons At class
prices success guaranteed Monday Rooms, ~
East 14thst OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
A LATE EDITION OF PINCKNEY'S
IA SCHOOL DIRECTORY AND GUIDE FOR 1873
WILL Pc ISSUED ABOUT JULY II.
1T does away with the need Of local ADVERTISING one
advertisement TINS directory viii the whole country
from Maine to Texas"
Directory. circulars. &c. sent upon application
80 UNION-SQUARE New-HOrk
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VHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through way daily three Dep0ts In
Philadelphia, two IN NcW-i orS

Through Trims daily three DepOts IN
Philadelphia two IN NcW.i orE.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with aUa0ute safety.
ami after in. e go. 1873,
Trains leave NcWNOrk De bTOsses and Court
landt streets Ferries follows
43O 1880, 500. $50 hmited IL J. T. o g. $3.50. 1870
$50 and D. IN. Sunday 4:3O ard a. ~, o, $780, 1880,
$50 and D. M.
Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
Jersey City anOrdng speedy aud direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. 49,. 49,
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 500. 1875, 1886 g.
$50 ii (imited Express 1875 y. MI ., 4, $3.50 T.
aud 1888 p No. and IL midnight ON Sunday 3:20 $780, T. S.
$50 a. M, 4, 1885 y. M. and II minght
Offices Nos. j26 and 9ii Broadway, No AstOr
of DesbrOsscs and CCurlandss No Court
and 5rookyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton st. Brookyn
ia ll6 ind lis JItbOken; Depot Jersey
city Enigrant Ticket Office, No. BatteTy.pl
THANK THOMSON, L. r. PALMER,
Ceuer Gem Passenger Agent
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
u LINE.
pOVND UEOOK ROUTE.

TUI
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. "a
Leave New York for Traut0r and Philadelphia AZ o3b %
$3.50 1918, l3O IN. 1880 !, j3Ul2 p ~, ana at i'oU O'
for Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia station North PenDsylvanatkai.
Third Eer3stS, at Gl6 way. $40, 9oO Il;0O
a M. 1870 2:}O i:l5. J:iJ. - p. 49, an
Leave Trenton Tor YORK at I2O Except Monday $50
S:l3, lO2u q. m, 1915, 215, ?, 4jj, 600 y n. ,o
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the 3JUa. NJ
4:OU D. trains from NewYork 10 the 1l5 a. n l5oP H.
from Philadelphia. ,, NH, 1T. 81.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieaye New.Iork and philadelphia at
IN. j3O ~ y. Leave Ne".l Ork loI trenton Az .
m Lave Trenton az l:2O 800 a. ~. $50 p. I'd.
Tickets for sale at foot Of Lbertys, Nos 529 and Va
Broadway al the prncpa hotels AL offices OF the Ere Ran
way IN New York aud Brooklyn and at NO Cours BoOA-
IL. Z. BALDWIN. Gen. Pas. Agent
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1'HE ERIE, RAILWAY will hereafter be
Il known BY It's new name, THE NEW YORK: LAKE
OF TRAINS, taking effect Juue 3. 1873:
a. @ oG IniSHgO ay pIidgp r""lns
IN (Daly)-Fast 81 Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
west Pumans best dawingroom sleeping coaches to But
p. M DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through to Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Cncn
natl and Chicago without change also MOTEL dining cars TO
Z p. m-EmIrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot, New York, for
Newark $40 $50 1880 m, Bib 4l5, 6;l5 Gl5 730
D. H. and ~ midnight saturday nights only. Sundays 0l5
R KIT HoH d Park Passac 74, TO- 1915 u
Sundays g. $50 lO m, l:l6 $50 D. M, and IL midnight
f5fs'G ss s ~ ' go g. 5 49, go IT,
p M. and IL midnight sundays, c. $50. 9Ij 1915 a.
sGdeTn G. E.45 1915 M, i;I5 St5, Up. m. IL mid
night sundays 6, $780, lois Las, ESQ., M and IL
Cornwall 74s. a. NJ $780, 49O p. m. Sundays $780,
Newbufgh 745, a. $780, $50 p. Sundays. $50
goo & so & @ 70 san I go
IN. sundays, 600 $50, 1915 O. m, $50; 700 p IN 90
Sundays, $50 lO:l6 NJ $3.50, ZOO 2: The 900 a.
and 4:5og trains connect with NewYOrK and oswego
Port jGyis 7:i5. 800 lO;l6 m, 4'9O 600, 700 p.
Nori Trains leaving Chambersst on even or ha hours
than above time trains leaving Cham6erss on quarter
hours leave Twenty tlrdst thirty minutes EARLIER Boats
trains leaving Chambersst at loco y. np aud l2OO mid
tickets for passage aud apartments drawngroOm
coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
Nos 2s9 4GI 52S OF B57 Broadway n " No CoHrtst
Brooklyn. OF a. the Company depos g. 1.., ,r
y" JS cS \. ABBofI, General Passr gent, NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
TOO $50 si5 a. n loo 800 400 i:i5 $50 ESQ $50 D.
and Saturday nights only az llSO D. NJ sundays 800
Manuel spring Valley and MOnsey, 100 CAS- m, 4i5 D.
m. mo. ~ ABBoTT. General tassr Agent New-York
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