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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

secure rapd transit IN NCw-York arf 90 fh1rd guck
transportation forresideni, oi hr o te in
aud IVES cleFer County from their un~- io ihI pa ta
ortiou Of hr civ ~ the lowest possible rate. Toe iaiR
ana prof able traffic ~ the iotcr par ot ih' Isl
with The short bau was 20 comp -n-air - the sh'i
traffic and longer haul Tor the upper pant of the Island
We believe that q uniform seen fare viii 'r"Nu,' a,
adequate aud liberal remuneration upon lhe Ac"" ''''
OF construction. -, ...
Your committee. therefore recommend that the u g,s
lafure limit hy proper enactmeut tho farcs carg nhi"
bv said company 10 the uniform rate of cents u ~
believed by your committee tnat the actnmpinf hE p
will prevent tn abuses shown 10 exist I'D lcldlloh ~ I"
road ea-ea Dafcd March /, 1880.
A. \. HEPBURN JAWS W. Hustled
HENRY f. DTGUrD JANIS LOWE.
J,Nrs " " tD,wORTU GROaGE J.. TERRY
W. ID. NOYEs THOMAS ]. ORADi'
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PROPOSED LAW.

An act IN relation to leases by railroad corporaiion'
SECTION J. No railroad corporation shall become the
lessee Of any railroad unless 1t Is at the time OF Oeco
ing party to surh lease the owner Of contiguous line
Of railroads actually operated BY such corporation over
the whole or a part OF It's length; and IL shall not ne
lawful Rny railroad corporation, being me h-vi' ~
transfer 70 any company or 10 the s"ckho def- hci
or 10 any person persons in ther DehalI any o. ~
canita stock or bonds other cviden - or luhcbe
ness as consideration for in consideration OF suCH
lease. 49, 49,,
The Assembly Committee Railroads vii eivea he't-
ing ON Thursday afternoon the bills Trnort'd from
the Hepburn Special Commitieet 10 PIoull' W ,,a
nmission If The hearing ia not finished on Thursday
10 will be concluded ncxi Tuesday.
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SMALL FIRE AT LOWELL.

LOWELL, Mass, March PA fire toni ght
in that portion of W. ". Morse elevator building
pied by Alfred RoasOn Co.. manufacturers OF elastic
webbing, caused a loss Of SD 600 on machinery and
Ock; Insured for Sc 600. Tue building dam gcd
to the extent Of $1,000; T. sured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03

Hmed and underlined and thar far beneath the present
ssnre were other assures IN which the of the
would be iougd. At the SILVER Cf Mine tue width no
100 from the surface was GS feet.
Br Garliek OF Ieaayillc also addressed tbe meeting,
cOntradcting the newspaper statements hat Hcildc-
nued veins covered the whole hill az beadve.
There was no second contact there, ana the idea that
they bored through the pOrpbyrc fOrk IN any Place
llcy W0nld hnd gold underneath was \ fllse one.
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WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

DEBATE IN THE SENATE on THE BILL II REGARD
TO FIRE INSURANCE. 70 ICTEs--A NrMBiR or
Bills PAssrD-CoNF IEMATIoNs.
FROM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBuNEI
ALBANY. March 2.-SenatOr SesSOnss we'll
known oil n citing fire insurance excited an interest
ing debate IN the senare to-day.
THIS bin il to the effect mat The amount OF nsur-
once written IN policy Of insurance on buildings shall
Ice deemed the value Of the property al the thc OF
the loss. and shall be the measure oi damages
This bin excited great interest throughout The state at
the time II was under consideration ny the gl~ature
Of $40. u then passed by the Senate out Nleu
m the Assembly by au1rrow majority againstit The bill
was very popular with the members repre- scnilng farm
ing districts. who Of the opinion that 1t WOMB
greatly reduce me cost OF insurance. II It became hW
and also enable farmers 30 recover more money lost hy
the destruction OF buildings than they cln do under
present laws. The interest in the bii tins year Is
senator Sessions called m The bill to-day and made
long ar-umeui IA US iG'or senator I4"l,. 60 i
the hul no great IcnEih, saw t YEA" II d. ~. .ti " 70.
would increase thc cost OF insurance and put premium
senator Wooiu followed with speech TO favor Of tho
bill Hr sad; THIS hin requires cor"or"ii"i ." ini,
nj IFS contracts u D. sd mat thc making "I tI. Ply
law VIII be- temptation 10 lhcuol'i en- ,'lu"
tnat g. moro am n--hmrton MN I1ci'
ortv. WHY rot hold tl,m 90 strict .ccoun'anIl
THIS biu Viii coinpel tr c'uptplc- "t".r greater arc
Senator St!lAau said luc 'p1arsm forms lhfGe pro
portion of the fires under The PFC 90 ~ "un'I i',
,.r ~ fem, IA o., nan rf Tor itdruriI. O., 70 iu,le bet
,, =, ,,- -,.t. ,..t, f.f ha bur.cd And under u
de- t,s,irof. couluv would Doe iuc lr. tInly.
a., Id r.--r.v yi..ou. rrrrtIr,s t.ut lHyr been
c..,.r..-d br frr cor..4uic4. j. NlI cuiIi.ri
fra co..rnfieS 90 have better agents; 90 Iut
Them under bonds p-r.ine These agents moss
INV ut.o. t4c cu.,iItt a.d ..Io.lu.r az Oboe
,,. n. T.i4- fi.y ... -.re.rI.. r.o-t iIlu 80 I,r
,, r, or tls,r tlIi..4 for insurance 900 l- iH4l.
ti. man, f- MOT 90 1--WE indemnity rf 90 g.t t
a.. .'., ',,.. '. f,4.in..
t,. ~, aim fr. rod Id uO,f rr1Iid. thIt
Il liI / - 10 10 b.
.'. ..Y...,.' .,t.I' ... t l,u..I any -tUlr.
49, .'.', ..'t ,,t.. .,. b,,Y ,. ..,... Dol, t..
.,,.t..f,- l. tI....it y.ur.J uf.. ruf ipr.n-
T....,,
" ,.,s ,..-a -,a.r,t d i.- -., Senate Tu.
i'' "''' '''''''
hil was thcn mace Hp''.'i ''"'' i'' 800" ''' ' 4"
Senator Forster introduced hi' providing ii'' cotton
r.... iu.r. col. oiI.t ttfft IH.' i -it. N 'l'N U
lI.ldng approved bI t-D .u-N'.a Board OBJ lit Oh-
aerWrari-.
Tue -.u.-a uf.-lu Tie following OBJ : Relative 60
e-lou,ol. assessments; jed -ccar. I- la..ou chile
,fr.u lu NI.t. lu"I tIt
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90
THE QUESTION OF FARES.

The rates OF fare charged by the Elevated Railroad
Companies is fixed during certain hours five cents,
that s during the hours from $50 10 1880 NJ, and
from 10 y. N. During the other hours the rate f.
uniformly ten cents. The receipts about equally
divided between tie two rates about so cent OF
whole being derived from each rate OF fare. As result
Of such the number OF passengers car
rled at fve-eent fares 10 very large
The original intent and object Of the scheme was 10
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

GOVEKNIENI INDICAIIVNn
Synopsis for the pas. "a hours.
WASHINGTON, March 3. l o. m.--The area
Of pressure yesterday Montana has moved rap
1ily eastward and is now central In eastern Dakota
with marked energy Oecaslonsl rain has fallen In the
6outh Atlantic ana Gulf States and the Upper Mississ
appi Valley, and occasional snow in the Lake region
I1dtc9f1Ons.
For the Middle Atlantic States, increasing cOudness
warmer southerly winds, falling barometer.
For New EnQland clear o fair weather, winds shift
ing during the day To southerly, falling
barometer
CeHtfoRary Signals.
Cautionary signals continue from Indlansla to Cape
Hatteras
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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If Blaine delegates IN Now-York aud PENNSYLVANIA to
TrIDrNs CAPACITY FOR SELFGOVFRNMENI'
Prom TRc Cincinnati Cornrnere'Gi jna'1 Ill

Of Blaiue daIe2aIts ID NV IV'N "'''
bolt the INIT rule.
TIT DrN'S CAPACITY FOR SELFGONfKNMfNl'
"A' Jro,n me Cincinnati CofHfacrcfGi Gnd3 -,
II Tilden persists in his candidacy ne Wii.
A. in Cnctpnati, through his agent. VII "a 600
Tor him m ST. Louis HIS agent has alreaOl "gul, 'V
rooms more or less In the leading hotels "a ~ =,
vesfmenf - in hotels we're mace for MS ifehus ~
Touss also ard they would fiji the galleries OF MuI
Hall "a they flled the galleries Of the Mercn1nts ~
ch1Dge with MS friends. The local conWli'ee m"1
Isnosed 40 acl with fairness 10 All cauddie' a. ",
prdiessed 10 90 at St. LOUIS, but MI I tt
is not the man 10 hand over =, M ,, ha re-
ct, "a he Meaning Of local commit ces IL wiz oo
Soemhered hat after his nomination fou years Az -
was y na.ter of complaint, even anlo'S us ~ Ia
NV ynrk that they were not admitted Jams couh
dence or eiven that share the genera manasrment 81
80 c,tnnaicn 10 when they thought themselves ''u
~ "a Mr. Jdens haht 10 superintend his own business
and manage n nm his own way through his careluy So
iected nentepants Mr.. TIlden Will not Du;heu loc"l
Committees with his interests IN tne Cincinnati COhNeh
fiou-
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IMPROVING CnARLEsroy HARBoR.

CHARLESTON, s. c., March 2.-The work
Ofayng tn mattresses or foundation, Of the Southern
jetty Charleston HarbOr has begun. This Jetty runs
rom point hundred yards southwest OF Battery
Wagner over 5000 feet Of the for the North
ittY have been ald and tGc work the two ettes WIZ
now r Oh simultaneously
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4 LOcKOur IN IN IRON MI.

ALLESTOWN Penn, March 2.-W0rks in the
rail mill O. the Allentown Rolling Mn Company suu
down tls evening DIS ue managers on account OF de-
mard by tla cmpor ts tor increase ~ 10 per cent
About 200 men ATE thrown ont OF employment
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receiver Tie Journal property iu order sccufe his
ous-aghth interest 40 ZEN. Upon this parte stt
ddvt e Ju0gc has gran 80 order TO SHOW causr. on
Fi-Gf Enxf. Why receiver should nos Doe an0o'uted.
There ~, beeu no moment since Mr. smiths
withdraw .u Hich puicI Oi h- INT ret could not
Ic f0uuI Neither SIR. suith uor hIs fiieuds viii
eve bc fei by appJiltmr Ot receiver To
wreck The Journal. not few solvent insurance com
panles Alye been wrecked by similar proceeding.
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DIcUssIoN NvOLvING HALF A MILLION.

NEw-HAyEN, March 2.-The report of the
committee the suit OF s-rs. i-s Alien. Of New
York ag John Wolfe. Beacon Falls, IS In favor OF the
defendant The property involved was the $500 900
possession OF thc dcuuct Home WOOlcn COMPANY,
which bears il the wel-beng OF the entire village
of Bsa
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THE SIlIT AGAINST THE JOURNAL.

ALBANY, March 2.-The Evening Journal
published the following tonight in regard to the suit Of
Mr. Smith for receiver;
The readers OF the city papers this morning were In
formed thst Charles f. Smith, the lae Editor OF The
Journal had petitioned Judge Westbrook TO appoint
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LUMBER TRADE OF THE WEST.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Thc total receipts OF
lumber 90 Chicago, during 1870. we're l46772O,0OO
feet; only tria,uc amount coming nom Canada The
inference for the year was Is pcr cent. about
300 600 600 cct. The 1879 were 1878 100000
feet, at satisfactory price,.
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Nil~NFi fflIt AN.li 800 t.' N t.'t.
BY tle Rev JOSEPH BRA 4. tD CLAY r.
come aut hear. believe AMI obey thr Gospel
Nervous Exhaustion. mei!cl e.sar 30 ~, 'n- .'rs'
lok. on e cause and cure Of prem l.lre dee 30 s's D.
synopsis Of Inc npr ments O. marraa, au ..
nervous and ply ,e1i ee'i y, beng 'e @ o. 20 rS
secretrv Kuus Mu-ruia eo' Broliwaf Sow f's.
Posi- - nee Noure
March g, 1850 wiii close q, This oh' on TUESDAY Al
Town: on webs ssDAY. At 40 a. ~ Tor iuroue. ~
S,, S .3er , III = 600 H. r France iirrcs
by steamship Labrador. wa lily,r on ~ h~o'N. 800
town core ro9aeags fsr Great MAN '9d ", 80 "a
bv steamship Le- va fymon,l coe 3,oi a ID IN.
spp So fllno mkt e s,essi adde's A ~
Ion scotland direct ~ steamship riiois va ,'lag I'D
At II ~ ioG GERMANY &C. by -eain, ir D'n,' va M
ie Continent must 6e s,.a' o. i.,,' -' ,, ; or
p p, sreIcp t .'' i, Ss %3 yor Wsrrb r,- III Ia
msica Colombia and south Pachc ports ,,r N~s.ters
March me mails tor Porto 600 leave N,wt Work ti, =
mails Tor IIavti leave NewNork Nauh g. Tnc mal. for
YORK March / he nal.'o cape IIsyi ami r.a w ave
ssy X Y YsIs March The mails or Mey,6 , 80"
York Narch and e. TIE mails for tle 81 infic. ! II
sau leave Ncwl OK March nd6 cmaii- for Nc1lc,
ana SHr1GsS e saw ~ va Nrr ~ ic nils for Luz
and Japan leave san Fr,nc.sco March "a. 49,.
POST oace. Nsv.Yors Fe6rg,ry - $50.
Taxes
now being levied ia all Counties 81 ths STATE hanF %
exempts thcn than requires Lam
ESCAPE PERSONAL TAX.
REDUCE MAI "G1srA~H TAKES
BY adHs sHe, ayG ge%gr p I2M To n2 Ay gas.
% cents By mail. Address
srACKHOUSE Co. rrnters
Box 2Gi2 New PORK Posi- once is. f"oast
The Nev-York Monthly Fashion Bazar.
HANDeOMELl ILLUSTRATED.
Price % cents per copy. price s. 30 pet yeas
The April number vii centlin large co!ored FASHION
puon. prom made and visiting dressrs sn INUNDATED
coyo with beautiful cored patterns Of chdrens costumes.
il so contains foar piece, Of End popular music 81:
Wood and " The A.dh'pmie.'
MISS b. Z. BBADDoA's SEW STORY
entitled.
Is commenced IN this number also the charming serial ent
tled "a STRANGE GUEST"
Portrait, Of Mary Anderson Emma Tbursby and the Prn.
cess OF Wales are contained in the AIrll number
beautiful engraving entitled Little samuel" after the
celebrated painting by James SAINT also given free with lhs
numOer.
iR.' A SF THa
be cauyasng for u.s. swoser ~ 1919 Is oL s.,s
cents per single copy The su0sepuoa eIe II ~
II to 81 VandeWster'st, New'York
SWEET SHAMROCK"
THE NETWORK PRESIDE COMPANION. No; 6tI
issued March scoutans che first OF DuVars charm
Ing Ills" Sui" SWEET SHAMROCK"
The Fireside Companion Is for sale by AL ne"sdeaer
The words and music Of the Irish song,
DEAR LITTLE sHAMRQCK,%, ,op,, ,,,y.
will be given away vita No. 6is 1.-THE NEWYoRK FIRE
y. DE COMPANION.
The Rev. w. II. Booe win conduct special religious SER
vices IN tne LnS and slaves Weinssisy Thursaay and
Friday evenings, at 1870 O'Clock
-
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When your liver is out of order use DR..
J0ynr's Sanatve Pills. and you Will the hillary
system in reganing healthy condition. and get nd OF
many distressing symptoms
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WILL SELL

THURSDAY Gns FRIDAY march ard at $500 n.
a VALUABLE LIBRARY OF STANDARD and SEARCH
WORKS. Including ILLUSTRATED aud HANrso4LLY
1-..-u NJ In, rnnt- .n-.t m
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Mr.. sMYrHs NOMINATION. WITHDRAWN.


CONFIRMATION SAID TO HAVE DtES INPOs-lBLE-
MR. wOODGN's REMARKS.
frroM TIE REGULAR CoRREsPoNDENroF ruF rRrBUSE.l
ALBANY March Ex-Governor Cornell sent n
message to the Senate to-day formally thdmwIng the
nomination Of John T. smyth for Superintendent OF the
Insurance Department.
Ii has been OBVIOUS for afottnight that Mr.. SMITH
could not secure sufficient confirm ms nouina
ton. His friends nave naturally done all in their
power to win him supporters. but In vain.
Tomorrow the Insurance COMMITTEE would
have been compelled 70 make report on ms
nomination IL obedience 10 rrsOluion OF the Senate
This would have pTccptated vote the nomination.
In the present temper OF the Senate the result OF
the vote would have been adverse to Mr
snytb. When, therefore. near the hour OF
the adjournment Of the Senate to-day, Mr.
Abel the secretary OF the Governor ushcrcd into
the Senate Chamber bearing large Official document
whisper around the circle OF Senator's seats that
Mr.. smyths name had probably been Withdrawn.
Tho Senate al once went into session. Lieu
Hoskns declaring there was iin
pOrtant public business to transact when the doors
had been closed the Clerk read the Governors message
Withdrawing Mr.. snyth's name
Senator Woodin at made himself the mouthpiece
Of those Senators who would have voted against Mr.
smyths confirmation. He said that he rcJoccd that tue
Governor had Withdrawn Mr.. smyths name. This nc
ton relieved many Senators IRON n very embar
rassing position toward the Governor They sired
to with him IN his views to the proper persons
upon whom to confer high public office. In regard 10
tns nomination they had not agreed with The Governor
that was proper one TO make, and IN this attitude
they bad been sustained by almost unanimous public
opinion In tho State IL was, therefore, matter ior
cougratulatiOn that Mr. smyth's nomination had been
wiihdrswn.
No remarks were made by other Senators
the subject aud the senate then adjourned. II Is
the general opinion that the Governor Will MONT
nate WITHIN few days some person to succeed
Mr. smyth The name OF Charles f. Smith. late
editor of The Erening Journal has been mentioned
the place. There Is little doubt that SIR. Smith would
be at confirmed II he would permit his name
sent to the Senate.
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The greatest nOurishing tonic, appetizer,
streng hener and cura earth. Hop BItlcis.
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SALE OF A srREEr RAILWAY.

CLEVELAND, March 2.-The Kinsman Street
Railway was sold today by order of the Court TO sat
isiy debt OF $35O0OO The tracks cars, horses and
street franchise for twenty-five years, brought
S20l 900, and the stables and real estate SoOOOO max
ing total Of S3ll 900. 1t was bid IN Ior the creditors
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GucrlLl Nnnrta

list Of tn principal Executive j fdca. nrra-fmcrial
ami Dp omauc officers OF ne Jrt 81 alrs pr thi Iti IS
VNE ALMAEAt for l-~n sold ny a ErF~'lei.Hr %
by mail receipt Of - cents.
Buns, & TO- AuciiOueer, sI9 and III G.oni,fa,,
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 8. q. rD.-Tbe barome-
Ter rose yesterday but the changes slight Clear
and fair weather prevailed The temperature ranged
between go and 430. the average C35ss, being 10
higher than on the same day last year, 20 lower
than on Monday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather with higher temner
stures, be expected to-day thls city and vicinity
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political Notises.

xlIth Assembly District Republican Assooiaton-Resu
lar monthly meeting viii be held wednesday evening"
""''' - ASA D. BENNET, President
IsAAc I. GENsLRR- Secretary.
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IL shncks one,s fnith in human natr

1t shocks ones faith In human nature to be
accostod on the street nghtfal WITH; Uf You
blees, uf me few pennies vas irish SuhereFiLan'
-lDOstOn Courier.
When old Mr.. Higginsworth was asked IL
he took newspaper, ne replied that since our nrm-
Der OF Congress has stopped seudng me Ihe CongreS
sjonql Record don't take any, but guess kin get
along without IT, It never gives much news anyhow"
-lst. Paul Dispatch,
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Di.ciplc, - Cbri-r,

GOSPEL PHEACUISc 4n.NteUI
By the Rev JOSEPH BRA q Iip CLAY 4.
I-.-r L.- I'LL l----- LII u
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Tbs following Is a comparative statement, OF tn
: .xrnyts of specie from the port of New-York u
$500 norts for a period of twenty-nine years
rrsopEAz FINAX11AL MARKETS

roxpox jan 3l-l230p MI. s. bonds 1our per cents
,a5a, New fyes. l05a; Erie Railway shores 49, go;
secend conso 93 Atlantic ana 1lesl western ~
trs Ca stae certificates 81 y: NeWJers'y Centra con-
Us 7I0i Illinois entral 1914 Pennsylvania Centfa %
'IoSoI Ian 3I-l:30 m.Isrs advcts quote thiee PEI
rertes 81 for the account Anc anu olcs'
Wes,n fret mortgage trustees certificates "a no. secohu'
e-s ,rie aiiway shares 4S2 Pennsylvania central % g
IoSboS Jan 3l-3:S0 o. mPars advoes quote three nsi
cetimes for the account me
soount Of buihon Withdrawn from the banS OF Ehganu OIL
balance "a $50 q. .rh.
rete ~ lscount bark bills. sixty 10 ninety days
r cent and for trade bills sixty days "a three nohI
her cent on stock Exchange the dealings We
and the course OF priees con inu"d upward e
800 securities have ailoNt HI
sdTsnceI In CANADIAN railways speculation rs ramp
Esegranhs MINES iron, coal and water companies ~ o.
raced euti There ~ ST ~ strength VI
h an colonial railway securities Cananhh are t
snov.nt Grand Trunk ordinary has risen up"sri OF Nuc'
be- ember wellington GREY and Bruce RsliNsy oI 'a ''S
sounds arc M gher week. and -. John ana NJ ram
Bl2 Among United stat RAILWAYS Atlantic al a, az
Avn have been most demand. and si mortgage uous AZ
,ancon Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio consolidated nor
e honda arr higher enc shares and Pennsylvania
mi New. York Central shares re.apsed -
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEV
~ LINE.
IND RRnnK ROUTE,


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New-York from station O. H. H. Of ~ j. footo LID
erty st., for Philadelphia. .. n. =, q
For station corner Ninth and Grseust at 745 g. Illo
a. M: 1870 a. 5S0. 7l5. IL D. On sunday ct $40 a. M
6:3O. II m. , am n INK
a. M 1890 33J L. $780, 7l5 On sunday at $40 a m'
b:30 D. m. -. ,,....... ooo a.. a ,f.,6
a. nj 800 $50, 7l9, II p IN on SUNDAY al $40
Eenrn NJ trains viii leave Philadelphia for ew York
yrom station Philadelphia and itedng tAl road corner
Cye.ne Z: So, $3.50 a. l2:lO la4O dJO'
I'm Inn Liz ~ :, m On sunday $50 $3.50. II ?. N.
BerEssts. al 145, y:@ ii o. m oO. oS0'
b.31 0.f5 l:IB N. On sunday al 5:lo a M 4;5o D. IN
Denotes Imam cars aitacled IN $500, Men
tro Te, IN Warren Tucker sts-l:lO leHcept Mon.
day. go. 500 To- a. M l29o q. so 4i0' o'i' O'
Connecron at Jersey CITY station 10 ana o brOoA
Iyp and Ere Depot jersey cay. - ooa an, "a,
e57 Broadway and at the IinSIs hg''bs e., anu
Cou,f-t md Annex Office. Jewels wharf, BfooABn A.,
NewYork Transfer Company tDolds iApiessj WI
.heck nOtsi residence 10 dcsL
ne o, eaI &c made gf4 Broadway and 700 bth ave.
Hr,g YORK and Brooklyn AL these once5 arc III
cornecton With the Bell TIE phone ana Jaw Ieiefa
III. i. BALDWIN. 0enora Passenger AGENT
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i5nsluess Chances.

FiR~T-CLASS MILLINERY and DRESS
- MAKING sal. good stock, good will etc;
fttipgs an in GOOD place fTa ~. dressna
ere Is nope here that this branch perfectly failing
ereseht the Oi selling price ressonabie 10 goof
paItr none need but business.
swef for OF, wceG NJ Lin Err and DR..SSMAKKh Lock
por Milford.
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poaro ana Rooms
West Sids.

West Sids.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE new
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILLIE RECEIVED , At III e. = tf
or NO 3s, Wesi Iscrty thirl ST. corner Iighthaye
ave cor ssyeIitis; At ino HARLEN OFFICE Ne
Isl Ihrisve cor one ana ,"gn " rs-lsr
cncerajeA
4 LARGE, well furnished room, to gentle,
a only vithoet boar6 assa paa 70 s,b Ioenoh '"'
pARTlES suffering from mental or ncrvons
private iamily address EXPEuENcE. Tribune Up'oTn
DGYSICIAN'S OFFICE reception room),
tnrIs oi also othor rooms nicely furnished, with or
without ooad ur grnilrmsn 81 gen 'en'h anu '''
81 WEST 27TH-aT, Cop foor)-O double,
= one snyls CRATE ire running water terms reA'
sOnsble.
Lass Sids
A DyERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED At TIiEuP
TOWN OFFICES No i2is r9aa"sy cornei IsiTty a T
So e2 fasi Fourtsenth-st.. corner uIionsgnare 100
Ne ~j Ihra.ave e-huud and t-entT ieurthst
tiacD SAVINGS Bank BundIns. up 20 p M al rezn-ar
uAPLIWl-2O4 East 13th-st.-Private Ger
a@y have neay ar9sso. e. 0% o Wan DSa
vile, Ia ooard. so references EXCHANGED.
pLEASANT sunny rooms and good table,
with all convenience can be found al lS2 Lexington
av" References ekent-iseE
VERY comfortably furnished suite of rooms
on thri with private bath and hrstoa-s boar
references. Al Ii East 5lstst
OI EAST 2OTH-ST--One second floor,
slA s0nfa room also fourth Goor without board
breakfast If de-iI I'd references
Board and Rooms Wanted
WANTED. Two rooms; every convenience (;
" tween .etn aud 2itbsts reference given and 70
qu.red NJ. 800 " est pa st.