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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17
INTELLIGENCER.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for st. Louis and the
East .as
Express 81 and Mail tor St. Louis, East. 7:i5r NJ.
Arrive at ST. Louis. ............. ..... SOFA. NJ.
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail from st. Louis, East
Aseom%oaation saa s1S.n from St. Louis. East ~
AA" SUM- SUNDAY TRAIN.
Arrives .............. ......l0:!o A. NJ.
Leaves C:BEN 'Rh;UssELL. Agent
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains Tor Kansas City and West. 100 A N
Trains for ST. Louis Easi and South. ..... Z 200 m
Trans for Kansas City West. ! ~ r NJ
Trains for Richmond d-..'.."....-.':;v ;vS So a N N
s. ..............--.'' - Nv IA
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from ST. Louis and all points East
and south .S.Un w - ., "a
From Kansas City and ali points West 50 N
st. Joe anu points N0f!S n Biis;iiiiojP. Agent.
NO p r. n-K. C. y E. DIVISION NARROW
GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON FOR KANSAS CITY.
+
LEAVE LEXINGTON FOR INDEPENDENCE AND
WAY STATIONS.
Freight and accommodation. ~ 4O p NJ
ARRIVE LEXINGTON.
passenger. .o-oo r HA
Freight and accommodation .........: 80 r
A NJ
T.. BEN. RUSSELL, Agent.
CHICAGO ALTON r., Rat fuGGINsvILLE.
GOING WEST.
Denver Express. s..................-.... :lG A. n.
n. =
Way Freight. LEU L. M.
GOING EAST.
Denver Express. WV p. h.
A. U.
way Freight l. ~ Z. m
Passengers allowed to ride on the 12:2O p. m.
Way Freight both ways by procuring tickets
before entering the cars. No other freight will
carry passengers.
N. B.-Trains are run by Chicago time. 1t
being twenty minutes faster than the Missouri
Pacific time y. a. Field. Agent:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17

The supreme court of Wisconsin has
recently rendered an important decision
in relation to contracts in option deals.
The following ls'the abstract OF the de-
cislon the opinion being written by Chief
Justice Ryan, in which the four other
judges concur Contracts in writing
lor the sale and delivery of grain at a
future day. for price certain, made with
bona fide intention to deliver the
grain and pay the price, are valid in
law. But when such contracts are made
as cover for gambling. without inten-
ton to deliver and receive the grain.
but merely to pay and receive the diff.
terence between the price agreed upon
and the market price at such future day,
they come within the statute of gaming,
and are void in law. To uphold such a
contract 1t must affirmatively and salts
factorily appear that it was made with
an actual view to the delivery and re-
ceipt of the grain, and not an evasion Of
the statute OF gaming or as cover for a
gambling transaction. In the present
case it sufficiently appears that at least
some of the transactions between the
parties which enter into the considera
tion of the note and mortgage in suit
were mere gambling transactions Of this
character; were void in themselves. and
taint the whole security, which is there.
lore absolutely void. The complain,
should have been dismissed" 1t will
be seen by our readers that this decision
sustains one rendered few months age
by Judge VIM. t. Wood, OF this circuit
IN similar case, Craig Alexander VS.
Lewis X. Harrison, and which wa,
printed at length in these columns.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17

arna. e ses1i e2tv .nfdy "f ey sa ' F1eaSa aSeas
Of Speech, the Natural Rights of Persons, and
tie Rights Of Property must be preserped. u
Ertrael from Order Of General Hancock, OF
November %, 1867.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17
FARM FOR SALE.

TINH unders;gne executor of the last a.
L W Ill and testament of Jesse Roberts, S1aS
deceased, now offers Tor sale the home o59oA
farm Oi said deceased, situated in Green
ton Valley, two miles south OF GreentOn post
Office. On the line Of the new extension OF tn.
e. X y. X. t. said farIr contains 26O acres of No.
land, $50 acr"s under fence, balance in timber
There Is ON the place i good residence, two good
barns, apple orchard, peaches. pears, &c. Also
TERMS:-One-third cash. one-third in twelve
months, and remaining third in two years
For price, and any other particulars, apply 4
SAMUEL w GREASY. Executor,
mayl1u GreentOn. LaiaYette Co. Mo
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JNo. Z. BURDEN,
Notary Public.

A TTORNEYSS & COUNSELLORS ATLAW.
n Lexington Mo. Office front room over c.
Il Royle's 3 book store in kriehn's new building,
opposite the Courthouse. Will practice In tnt
State and Federal courts. Prompt attention
given to the collection OF claims and Probate
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17

ing made Ii few remarks.
Rs that all you have tc say about
the matter?
G-Wel!, 1 think you have received q
pretty good dose. AS we Episcopali-
ans say. This ends the first lesson"
The second and final one will be in
November.
R-One more question. DO you think
Hancock will be elected, and if so, why?
G-Yes; and base my opinion on
the fact that the people are tired of sthis
bloody shirt business, and are anxious
to see the democratic party can do
what we have tailed to do-that is to
restore harmony and peace throughout
the country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17
NEW YORK SHOPPING.

NV VERI BODY delighted with the tasteful and
- t'autiiul selections made by Mrs. Lamar
who has NEVER FAILED TO please her Gus
toners. New fall circular just issued. Send for
1t. Address, Mrs. ELLEN LAMAR
SIT Broadway.
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ego. 8. RATIIBUN. I'D. sHEwALTE
$ ~RATHRUN g. sHEwALTER.

a TT0RNEYSATL LAW, Lexington, Mo: Viii.
n practice in all the courts OF the Sixth Judi-
cial CSrcrpit aud United States courts. Prompt
attention given 10 collections. Office In
'.Intelligencer Building, =, front room.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17

Gents and boys clothing at net New
York cost. at Philip Keller h Co.'S. jlOu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17
Ious x. RyLANp: 1KsopHoN RYLAND,
S~.--' I,I Ii,
RYLAND & RYLAND,a

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo.
n Office over No 81, Main street. Practice
N ali the Courts OF Lafayette and adjacent coun-
district Court Of the United States. Prompt
attention given to collections and all other
IAuAt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17
THOs. j. DULING.

A TTJRNEY-AT-LAW, Lexington, Mo-. of
IA flee with Alex Graves, Esq, over hoylr
News store. Will practice In all the courts
OF Lafayette and adjoining Counties. and in the
State supreme Court. Collections promptly
made, Taxes paid Tor non-residents or others,
Rents collected, sc. Patronage solicited.
UanlOyrD
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17
-A.F. ALEXANDER,

a TToRNEY AT Law. will practice in the
a Courts of Lafayette and adjoining counties:
aims, and to Investigation of titles to real
state Ohiee over the Banking House of VIM.
Mnrrison q ca ffss' go ianl4I1y :
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, Missouri.
n Will practice in all the courts of Lafayette
Ind adjoining counties. Prompt attention given
TO all business. Office over Royle & New s dry
goods store. feblIt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-17
r.. A. .HlCKLIN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. VIII practice his
n profession In the courts OF Lafayette and
TO all business entrusted to his care. Office over
Quaiies & Co.'s Drug Store, front room.
Tfabllv1l
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ATTORNEYS
CHARLES f. STONE,
JOHN s. BLACKWELL,

A TTORNEY. AT LAW, Notary Public an
N Justice of the Peace, Lexington, Missouri
Office over Davis s. Alistadt's boot and sho
tore, nOvl5-1y
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RURDEN 4 SON.

ELDRIpax BURDEN.
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N T. DlCAL.
DENTIST,

f. HASSELL, ID. ID. S.-OFFICE OVER
81 krehn L. Meyers Boot and Shoe store, Lex
ington, Missouri julyl9
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
-Lxinter,s

The attention Of investors Is directed TO an adj
vertsemcnt Offering SlO,OOO,OOO OF the Ter cent
first mortgage bonds of the Southern Paclhc Rail-
road COMPANY. The bonds are secured ny a nfsD
,nortpare on the railroad and telegraph lines,
rolling stock, fixtures, land grants and franchises
of the company. The Total length OF the proIectcd
road is l. 30 miles. The line IN operation - 7l2
miles 1he issue OF first mortgage bonds II limited
10 $4,000 per NILE he total issne thus lar ~
S20. 100000, OF which tue $40 oOO 900 now offered
'Or safe Is a portion. The line already under opera
non although largely through an unsettled country,
has earned more than sufficient to pay the inteTe''
on the bonds In 1879 the net earnlngs OF the line
.n,ratcd amounted TO S1,99S.316 Tie bonds are
offered at % - per cent ex the April, 1850 coupon
he subscription books viii open Thursday, March
H. and close Friday, March II:
The stock speculation was dull early IN the week,
and prices suffered more or less of a decline. But
,ater there was a revival of busne s. ana sharp al
vuuccs were seen ali through thc list Lake shore.
Michigan Central aud the coal shares, OF the Older
stocks were conspicuous a. leaders IN the change
from depression TO buoyaGcy; while such new IAN
tnnoora and st. Louis, Houston and Texas, and
louisville New-Abany and Chicago made the
greatest advances Finally. Lake Erie and Western
ONO and Mississippi, GhesapeSSSe anu ono, .
f.aturrs of the last days of the week. The market
yos pecu!iar in that each separate movement had
,ts own alleged cause. In fact. seldom has there
Noon a week more prolific of merry" promises.
I,ke Shore is promised the rank OF a quarterly
dividend stock Lake Erie and Western was"
inscribed 10y the Chicago and Alton, and promised
5narouterd dividend. Michigan Central was sad
10 be working harmoI;iously with the Grand
Trunk of Canada. to the exclusion OF canada
Samthrrr Aud for the low-price fancles. some
one either had got them, or was lighting
with some one else TO get then l'nt IN the case OF
the Ohio and Mississippi 1t Is noticed that one anu
ali tba ditf,rant interests that charged with
nmrchaslng the stock enter their denial of the I'M
pcacnmcnt The business for the week amounts m %. TO
. 535 O37 shares against 2,OOiO Oo4 shares LOT the
-oti,'g snort week and 2,276,5G shares for the
ppscl. nrecedng that. Generally prices close nc
not"r,oi advances above those of "a week ago. but
~ ~ "nIv few instances fully up to the highest
figures of the week.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
.E1 interest.
Tic clo,iug quotations Saturday were as follows

State bonds were neglected, the total business for
the week amounting only TO $1,000 Railroad
bonds we're active, aud for some issues there were
sharp advances. followed by reactions. Notable m
the dealing, Of the week were the issues ~ Z. ana
/ C.. Lake Erie and Western, Lafayette, Blooming
ION and Muncie, Chesapeake and Ohio, Mobile aud
Ohio dchcnturcs ~. LOUIS and Iron Mountain in
rnlues Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds, Rome-
Nntertown and OgdensbuTg hrsts and Texas
and Pacific incomes. The Eres were less
activo than usual and weaker. lnvest'
lcuts are generally strong at inll figures,
he following are the highest and lowest prices oi
.oIne OF the principal representative railroad bonds
dhrlng The week, and the closing sales Saturday
and a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.
1 DEFor QUAiafHMA-fEW- OFFICE
l. y A Il

DROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.
1 DEPor QUAIuFniA- fEK- OFFICE
COINGG hUtsloN ANp Gl.LNEs SIS Z
SEw- IORK c1Y, Februiry =. l-<ol
fcrs sod will received th office unul O'Clock p m
Wcnnrsuay March TO- $780, which time ana place thry
rtnruf win sr t6 ARTILLERY Hot-cs; 10 be Rctings o
lu al pacu ans, n rood CONDITION -1ul"
rot,r well broAen 10 ha ness from hltcch u skiF '
IA r than more than seven ye rs OIL ""Rh
ne moi les than ant hnv O,OjO pounds, and
suitable IN every pect for artillery service. 49,, ,.,,
tins advertisement should ue sccteN hta'hcl
tpcae al and DO mentioned th'ieh ~ Vopi
may Obtained at thus once Proposals
Nruilrry lorscs And addressed o Col L. O. Eason Depot
Onartermaster. New-YOrE ,ity - All,
The United states reserves the ngt 20 tec' Any VI ."
p'opO''' L. c. EAsroN Coonel and Asst O. NJ. General
PROPOSALS FOR CAR-FASTENINGS for
n. on cars porting Goods in b0nd aud Tor seas of
use on ages u dut al e goods ,.., 90 ,e,o
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until ~ O'Clock m on
March a. 1880 for furnishing the treasury De
rartIncnt fltenngs for Transporting duabc gnd 10
bo ami good. passing transit through tauacn hnd seals
for ,cklec such quaint ues ~ the Department may o
lime REQUIRE ---..,.. e, 49,. ...t.,..
furnished. and viii state the lflcc ~ Wlhth
i au aud mark ID fO shipment In such manner as
oGce of an "a freight company nj the place "i mann
farne where lead seals ana wires glass seals or "thc sen
Of ike submtted at least one dozen OF each
should be furnished -..--. .. III, .,t,.
al" mn. rvsmnJton viii be made of and fan consieaiio
given the merits oi All '"SA' SV"'' 'Hi V'"'' '
nred forms Of proposals not furnished nor are they
Posa NAV be made furnishing either or both OF the
orlrs named ~ rkel Proposals FOR car iaseuntN
or Proposals for Package Seas "a hc case may po u al
dresser 10 '''' '' - JOIIN SHERMAN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
nrplus ui rcsrve
above legal
QuTemrDtH.... e3,S2SlOO t&,ol1,0OO Dcc. tl'oloOoO

G1Tenc1Is.... s3s2s,lo0 s23l4.55o Dec. sl.5i355o
Compared with that Of the corresponding date
Of 1879 the present statement shows: Loans
Increased St9lG1 300 specie increased,
il 100 500; legal-tenders decreased S2s 463, 400;
deposits increased, Sjs.190,300; circulation in
creased, 81 .7G6,l00 The total reserve $50 ls5,-
1907 pow is - 80 per cent of the total deposits,
against 2G4l last week and 26.07 for March 8,
1879.
Al The $ ock Exchange early in the week there
commission of lea 32 per diem was paid in addi-
ton 10 the legal rate. But after the purchase by
the Treasury of S2,Gl5,00O bonds on Wednesday
There was an easier feeling, and rates were from
10 G per cent Fur the bonds purchased the Treasury
paid the highest prices of the week. Az the Board
ioycrnmcnt- have been dull, the total sales amount
,np only T. S15l3,9O0. After Wedne day prices
frIl of "A ltie but recovered before The ehd Of the
week lhe following are the highest aud lOwesn
prices of bonds for the week, and the closing sales
Saturday aud a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
| fSStD
1880.

1880. 1881.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
This comprehensive accurate and convenient manual Of
reference for the ani for the Business man 10 now
ready and for Office OF publication as well as at the
and news stands will be seat by mail on receipt
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Abstract o; Public Laws.
Party Platforms 1879.
Population oil New. OTk Cities and Towns
Constitutional Amendment. In states.
Elections OF United states senators
Electoral Vote for President from 1861:
Principal Executive judicial Departmental ana DlPionsuo
Omcers OF the United Staicss
Railroad Mileage and Business.
Imports and Exports OF United states.
Iron shipbuilding in the United states since 1870
United states Revenues ana Expenditures since 1870
Production OF Gold and silver in 1873.
Com and Bullion Imports and Exports
National Bank and Currency Tables
Popular Vote for President in 1876
Public Debt OF the United states Nov. 90. 1879.
xLyIth Congress List Of the senate and the House
List OF G Govsrnors OF states, &C. &c, &c.
Election Returns-i7 Pages
Price 25 cents per copy. Five copie. for 81
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New-York tribune., 1880-03-08


oN AND ATIER J'>UtrY. ~, 1850,
Express ius leave VIA DesOro'se" AMI cortanht
$50 ~, $40 % Lrni'eai lla,m L,a, i5O 80 rs
a. 8 8 73, $50 and o 7. m aud Il u.il.t
am and ' % TSnSHs though G Via frsRe
Boas I 95q9N Annex connect G wi' rdr al T nr rar
Raf"Tnng trains lcayr West Philadelphia 20l go S:l5
T. 7:5, s. $50 and II a. m uAmed h1oitss' i;aO Q NJ
~ - 30 M l. 7:b o. m. Leave PHI adeipha via
a%G,"o g@ a. - a and "a roadWay % @ foot
OF DcsDros'e&s & 91d "a It, ds Ind g ~
Iind.oh Hobo Zen DEPOT Jersey CU Emirrant Ticket
oMGc c transfer Company Will cali tor AMI enss-
baggage IEq%I %ISsso9 9Sfls 12d residences rrARMER
'""-'" General Manager Genera Passenger Asen'
VNllE AKIE KAlLWAl,,.,,,, ,,,,s rr,r a.,
WEsTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement of u''n' taxing
eH,S m '' cnaiaaau c9easo Day E1gres % Drawing
Gp M tDsy Fast Louis EHPre,S arIsns @ at Baa3o Sa
WSsr ' PWan's best Drawingroom Sleeping Coaches to
B4ia", nalv, Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
cCanes through to Hgaao Niagara ,oe ts 1nSnaaa e,ri
to CmSn4'F T,@ 'Fmisrant trsin for the West.
ram. M leave Chambe Street Depot Nsg @ YORK for
D. n aud = midnight saturday nights only sundays 9lj
M S: Fl pd passc $50 10 1920 a. NJ the 1920
ram stops az Hn9eri9ra , i ,% a9E a qay e. on S9day Is
pm,Jrirlf >nnday. g. $50. 1920 IN l45, $50 and
u PaersSa %lsSlSn6 75o So 10 1929 Iso noon
= = u m. D
i01h m la $3.50. Z p. n. and ~ midnight
Sue,rn Is 1850 10 20 l.45 800 3, GlO Z D. H. ~
midnight sunday g. $3.50. 1920 N. iA5. 6:3O p H. ana
~ midnight. ,,o. 80
Ncwburc and Cornwall $50. m 3;30 49O m. sun
days, $50 a. m ,,-... n q -. ,oo - -, cuudavs s.30
Goshen H g. 15O o lo2oa M $780, 800 1880 p M sun
days sS1 ag io-yn 7o Ri iSsS a. Ia s5o 4.o m.
1avs $40 lO:20a O3O p IN the a. ~ i ,nu 7o - I IN
,, ouuect with New York and Oswego NdIihd illroad
Il Main a. -.., 4, IA oo q m A.SO a. n. M SUNDAYS
eaan0 'S1 a. m. q. ESQ ana p IN. .,o. -,
e5. cos leave lI.. quarter Oi ard quarter after each
bNg from 5.ij 0i5 NJ ana at inI & a, 80 p IN IN
and for ap rtmclts IN DiaNhg toDh anu
oac be obtained and orders lor Tue ciek KING
% Of baggage may be left. az the oniauY nces
u M agg 40l g57 Bro dway n VI NO 2Oourts' Brook
i, ar af C0nipanv's DnpOt+ c No., vo,y at %,
S,nr. rains from the West aI'Nolh WV YIN ~ -0
m, 1928 9HS IY0 hBborl GEM Passr Agt, NewYorS
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
s lave Tor EngcwoDd ClOsier, iioim0 ana NYack,
q, ~ ~ 30 NJ, l. g. T. 4l0 5:SO, $40, $50 ll:31 ~.
., o.V a M and $50 n m. Tho ll:jO D. NJ train viii
Snaye 3o mtuutcs aiel saturday nights.
eaNe Surna Valley and Monsey, T. 800 a. NJ 400
No. y. ABBOTT Gehl Passr AgL' Now-fork.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

L GREAT Ikt NIX LINE .<,.,-
And UNllED STATES NAIL ROc n -.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosse' AMI 'ofuandt
StIvCts fouics "a fOioW5:.
ua.ri-burg Tllt.burg tne West and south WIN pullman
Winamsport. Lex Haven. 9a.in, s:}! p m ,,rrI sni
al $50 conn ctug ~ tOy fO ttis hc I't -
leum Genre and the Oh cLiOns - .t..t,., ID,
south. Limited w linEton
trcs. ot Pullman Paror cars daily eXcep sunday 10 A.
m. arrive Washington tl2 p m leshai at i.'o aad
SaOa M. / and 10 D. IN. sunday. 10 M .o o.,o.,-
I1pTcss ior West Phladelpnia 40 80 go ~ iV l' III
ard Il nj h SUNDAY $50 and a m > g. f5o 9.'O dnd ~
FPrTe.s T for Philadelphia via Camden 75O M aud 4p m.
nae II SrsSsyn Annex connect with AL through train,
OF Jersey CITY. anOrIns sOecdy anu direct udhiI oT
Trains arrive: PROM Pitisbug. G:O5 lli9 NJ 1910 p M.
,,uv 90 m $3.50 g. taily except Mohly. IRON
Washington AID Ba tiuore t5O a. m . 3J 100 10 10 p
m sunday 800 q. From Phiaa epnA' 3o0, uO2 900,
NO 1910 ll.3l n M. $50. 4;3O 400 otO r.'J aud
10 D. M sunday 5.5l Goj, $50 1910 ll3O am oJO
g.1 ~. n
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND g, OHIO Il Raj. RAILROAD; % D.,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave NcwYork from foot of Desbrosses and cort'
$50 a. 10: washington Pittsburr columbus Cinc nnatl
S'agq sp nd te WssG s o.
oh Pitisentg ana ShcaG9 the wes, Pullman cars from
York to Baltimore and Washingon masiny close oon.
md 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cincn
1900 daiv for Washington ihe South and West pnl
man seePrs from 6S RcaSo ana
s Louisville - f0u columbus p.tts6urg the South and
matt connects At Washington Win trains for LyncAburg
Florida. New0rlssns and the s0nin co,,., os.. 49,,
RroSawaS Sew ers and at Ske1 Offices cOraR
HOUND TRIP TIccKKEETso Sta To KASsAs k66 NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
EeITy station New York foot Of I;bcrtyst ro..,,,
Ferry sutton In Brooklyn foot OF Futon'st, JewoFs
COMMENCING october g. ls19.-Leave New.York, foot OF
$50 n N For Pennington Easton Belydere. Bethlehem
Bath Allentown MaucR Chung Tamsgna slahanoy city
Hazleton. WkesnaTe. Emra- etc Connects At junction
M a. mfor Hish Bi se bTaneh sehooleys MounIap sp
Hs SG aS the S G% s@aaas
scranton. Danyle, Wilansport eto
1890 .. NJ For s0meryile and Flemingion. ,,,
nm,for tiemngton Easton, Bath Allentown, % ManGh
wilkesoarTr. scranton Reading Columbia, Lancaster
- m- For iiixh Bridge fiSnch schooleys Mountain
}udds Lake and Lake Hopaicong Easton. Beyidere Allen
4.'6 ui.-ToI so%efvle and Flcminsion ,,n,, c,,nx
Eimird Reoai6r. Har7isbais AND tho Vest Con
nects uncOu Tor beiawaIo LackaWahua "N''7i"
railroad.
Fa2 li3aodt5- qls $50 s49, 7ls zap 81 sao
23l 2, $40. 245 :, 4lj 43Q 445 3, 5;l5 $50 545 o.
GAO. G.30 2, ,Tl5. 7.i5, s:lj 9lj, 1915 II. IL p m
sunday rains leave nj Sia m l2 for Bound BiOok
town. Harrisburg and the West - -. - nm
ID c & @ "a 9l5 3i s ~ go 90 5sS ssS @ S5
C. C:3O 715. -. 9.15 II. ~ D. M
For ans 10 lO al IOnts Time Table ~ stations
II the Brook yn and Erie Annex make connecuon5 Az
jersey CITY Brooklyn and kI1e IeVob Jet
city.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
~ SION
Leave NcwYork. foot OF Iberyst. for Red Bank, long
ETanch, Grove &C. at SI5 l;ij m. ll5 T. 0'lo
Pc =,
STATION. t. and from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANE, to and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRT. with all trains.
FREEHOLD AND NLW YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION
Leave foot Of Liberty ST. to Freehold at SD lls' IN"
8. 5;l5 y. m.
NEN-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York, foot Iibertyst, G. r. H. OF Y j. 49,
sl5 O. m-For fa anngdale. Toms River Banegst anhln
temediate stations -
iI5 p m.-For roms River vlneand all stations 70 Bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY. .r.....
Y an
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
TO PHTLADELPIIIAA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEw-YORK AND PHILADElPIIA
- THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY > DEPOTS
IN PHILADELPHIA. ~ NEW-IOkk.
DOt-nIF TRACK. THE MOST ;MPEONED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIFI ABsOIUTE SAFETY.