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UNION IANSRD.

slaughter.
Itch, Backs - 81 dG fiddle Crup. ......33 dH
Middle BacKs.....5G al Heavy CrOp...... dJJ
Light crop.........Si rs ,..
Calcutta Ru:f lo-lAgl ale. ddle 2Od2lc; Hoavy'
zoe: Dalhaccd, II lr'-c.
Is New.Urle ans an Ell aud unchanged Common
to cnoce 53%5ir; foTS5n II steady and
a. II 81 or STRAINED TO Tar, - 10 city
%tEXH P Fnf i's n 5nsf ST Rsas gain gerry
but further canss IN los oo'9fed Hair 10 dXr%"I
S %S : 80 Ca 100 bIs harcn 0a cheese,
quoted 5 10 1 SS f GS roa T. %% sce d
as o. ri " sS2 steam 9i ' ISn ic So ri
S %s.se .ra 1 M pii4 bark 10 cox X % for cIdS'.
%oor- Grain $; two ohcs Lisbon. 70 90, and 8? 90
Ss do 5c b l caTs S to "s" LON IS
fs c z; H.. o r9s t TO S' %11 Hl1EG
~; S % H1 terms, @ German bark from moeto Bcms%
R0LEUM- for export quiet home trade lot,
quote crude IN shipping HO' 1GSHr >@P'nai iUtci n
raes di2 s Crude certificates oDened At 9Oc sold at
TRUv lsi0Ns-rOHK Market very oul pr1ec. wlt1oat
Ga9s GS Nt' isrs s1S 3 % no sas.
reported sllmg price 1l5 Ap quoted H." GSlS 50 ani
n MHy Pan n y E1ra siS5o GiJy EVE
inn. Ms ra Sa"t ~ 20 o =, MEH
1t as @ Va c SMOKED Hans &c; shoui
de1s 5'.o DDLls 6nyer' l.,or an I'M .. <
hall ana hall. .nTissET nous noaeT.I,y
an" STEADY we.s4S y ana Ga
ket Irregular unsettled opening aDOut lE1d lJc per
100 liver but closing steady shade under the prices
current Llst evening fair business IN cash lots molerat
account sales l22b tcA Prime Stean
spot 9e latter for export closing ~! p; Tor CON
rtc gtn atIhng 977 lc February quoicd a7oo
hid 3UUu March, 1Go Q17IG. closing "oO O,1Oo tcs
April. 81 .Od48Jc.. closing 3a,c l.OcO lcs may VoIa
rCc cuslng gS7 03Oc; 20OttCs June o32Hc IhiIl
CALI aah V7j G..sOc: March e73a36Oc Apri, a 20
az Id: May, sj 90Oc. June 912t dOo c.. ttI tTs
outIon sx months 9.7U09729c.: Year. 0bl 2@S:!Z2c
CITY Steam hrm aud fairly active sars loo in5 @.2c .,
mMerte demand unchanged prices Common to strictly
tolls Far ChI T. l6G2oc.....' hkESt-Na kei &c 'dV
Int uis Factory Poor 10 Ch0oe w l3'<c.'
Halt SKINS Ld3t SKINS. G0sc.: Western Poor TO
Choice IUa 5i4c skins. Poor Choice. 3dlUc Cieddai
l3c .EGGSMarkei again lower ana
v,Iy uul: Long Island AID neai by 35dd6, Slaie ana
PEI vani 81 d3jC.. Western and southern. BIC
IICE--s"rad,. moitfatrV active and unchanged
bEEDS-Quict aud unchanged
tan demand. both Goat anu Deer at arm prices
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lfeampoats ano RAILROADS..

| A REDUCTION OF FARE.
y no S0sT0N For SPECIAL LIMITED TIcKErs
Psr And CLIP Dy SSnH1ys
BTTS csSa 2 M Jersey CITY, 400 via Annex boats
hotels and ticket oc at the Office on tho PIER On bord
GEO a Z; GoN t.,a:,. ., BORDEN LOWELL;
| BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
On and n 1s, fladeP@a bsItnere and NV Washington
OF ep me o, 1T Trans savs from cse
Sunday for Washington aud the Wss with
1du "E da.a r. tor ws s. s1, Gnea1.a and
ll:So D. E.~Daiv for Washington and tho Yves. with
The New r. aafc PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
No otherne msk,s faster time to the Yves.
iisins a.rys from the West At $40 Ill.,. M AMI 800
Principal NewYork Once sl6 Broadway also sn Broad.
Tickets secured and gage checked through destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSEY.
o on "n f9rF St Of Ssry'L 'taon IN
coomencins december i. isso-Llsvo NevYork foot Of
sSos m:-tcr Pennington. Ea,tOu. Allentown. Reading
- 1870 m.EOr Sch)Oey's Mountain High Bridge Branch
H. 4 Wes'e-n H. H. Esstn. Allentown Wilkesbarre
nSacs E eSanE ssSn An,ow Fsia
m.f0r f-%inslC& is',sa. Allentown Reading Har
s;so p q 1t'oT ts7,on. pstR Nauch chuuk. TamaquA
$50 o. For sclooeys MOrTfau High Bridge Branch
EaS'0n, Alen0wD r.
4:l5 D. III. For Snmrrvllc. Plsm nctOn &C.
RE- S 3 hS''en ;d p T. Sd r. 4ontown
SUNDAY trIas leave ~ TI5A n m. tor Bpunt BROOK
and intermediate at $50 D. Ill., EastO1. Aon-
For Nswark AZ AZ SIS as 7:Is TAB $40 ss5 BIS
$50 10 lO:30 ll;l5a IL NJ 2 g. $40 $780, D. $50.
5:45. g. 65 $50 7:l5 s:l5 0:l5. 1913 Has. ~
POI trains 10 local points ace Time T.bies Ut -tatoss
Boats Rrookiyn rd + -e connections
70 ana from Jersey city station.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH plVI-
~ SION.
ALL RAIL LINE for rsrth An5cs South Anb1y RED
Bahk, Long Hrarch. ocean Grove ssln'y Pa Point Pleas
ant. Toms River, Rarn'gI. ATLANTIC CITY. ~
Leave New York foot Liberty.s,. a. o. $40 lliio nj
1880 ojO. Z. $50 ..
FREEHOLD AND NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
l. CON NECriON Leivo foot OF Litertyst for Froehod
atSlj Has m;L o;3Op u
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Leave New YORK loot LAb.rty.st y. r.
Wa BTauctpOrt
IOr sandy Hook sl5. llAJa M. A. m.
For Monmouth Beach seybrigas and JlisalandsJ Sl5s
liz a. M. 1870. p
Via Red Bank .-.- a..
s:l5 a. mFOr ManCctHt"r, om3 river BarnrgsL Nc ,rv
1901 For Manchester. Toms River. ATLANTIC Clfh
an nl~For Writings. Tons inver. Barnegt- so
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5aurn9s Dnilis.
Dlui0cu0 Notices.

The WABASH 81 Low, ASp rA-r1c RN4Tof>P Co."
| A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one and one
~ mi per iay dcc,ae by lhedrcor,on
ne Preferred foA u thu COMPANY payabe February 10 at
viii Jairy Il. remain CLOSED until after
' annual "''0DS ''O O. -i' lily second
OFrCE 81 nE oHI "a; g. s !. 81. MlSIi >os co."
DIVIDEND No, tl.-Ihe rcguar monthly
GItnt, WrlS FafF5 g. IS Broadway the 10Th INST.
''''''' "A' '0'0 on H. i pa PARSONS Asst Secretary
offcK of r5 IoMsI9SE MA ASD M YIS coHrA
ELEv :; TiS'I D5IIviIpE%DmrHE EXECU-
~ Committee Of the Board Of DreGoi' OF Ihs SIN Am
Of syS ooa ay 9rt on me each c Of the capital
sGS o 81 the fGanS Boz SaEHSS S 'H
VI cuEYNEY Secretary. = - -
N0YiCE-All and every tne Coupon Certif-
r. F o. d. H. h "a e : ,s ON aoS "a s T' Go@ M
No * Broadway IN the Citg 81 New York ana also M
presentation and surrender thereof III accordance WIN On'
Alter 1Srv ia from the date onieres snail &C;
paid tho said certificates or coupons or any u
acrs viii be required to schedule their certacqes ana
'''''-' '"'' ~ "D" - JAMES N. HAM. Treasurer
NgwYoEK FtD. 2. 1881.
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
%I tGq2T GIN FEE Sii
able February ~ 1881 a, the Agency OF the Bank OF NV'"d@
Irausier Hooks February AMI open on lt l'V
NJ a. COOK. NictPrrsldoht
~--- NEW. Y0HK February !. .asl.
TIE TIIIRTY-SENEN I'll SEMI ANIMAL
GASP DNI pENDO the ILLINOIS ~ hAL h3 -
NDAUtONAN l. Oh tts share capital being mr. r.
AND HALF " PEt CE I thereon WIN Dc pail oy th9
Mtrh 1871. to shareholders hs ressttrr ~
d M on no ia inst after winch aud until the 4th hAch
the transfer books will be fT;e F. RANDOLPH Treasurer
81. LOUIS ALIoS AND lEEEE HAT TX 4; 4; CO.
90 " AlLsI., NE"-l okh lID = i'1i' :,
ITO TIE PREPARED SlOl hlOLDEho
OF he 81 Ious Alton aud Terrc lauto KaHoal Oom
pany: 80. A.. ., clara, a 20 III, ,lv,
euI of tlirrr M pr cent the prcerfeu Stock O no CON-
T. February 10 ISL 10 all stUckhOlders Ot RECORD
on la, of tuaiy. 1901 IL, .,... 80,
Tho r r,lrr loIE, the preferred STOCK WIZ close on
February a. at clock D. NJ ana Ieop on r9Gi2 - AZ
io"''ooA IT, III President.
81 Ioll, AIroy & TEhRE II II ltALG"Ab Co.
% " AltesI. y = frPIruep =, tHtkto ~
V'O TIE HOLDERS OF HE tOMMON
STOCK ~ the NJ. Louis. Alton " lcIle haute hahlou
Ib Trans rook. u this stock will close on February a.
lS-i al 90 - d. and eopoh on MafCh -: ~ ivy VlooA
a. W p' 49, -
--------- - Iotl, ALTON AND TRRRE IIAUTE
nan moan COMrANY. so - WALLsr, :
NEW NURK. February o. lsSl.)
no THE HOLDERS of the Common Stock
o The ~ louis. AIiOn and Terre llaute RailrOah Com
many For thr purpose holding meeting 10 approve inc
sdi urnt of ar az. dividends on the preferred socA VI
MS conDauy the transfer looks 81 THIS STOCK WI" Ssr
FrhruaTy a. 1871. O'Clock m AMI reopen on hhrcn a.
at 10 O'clock a H. V" bAi AM " 1900
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-Ths steamers Of TINS Iiuo take Lieutenant
Maury'a i.ane routes At Al seasousOt the year
CITY or BERLIN -. 49,. SAL RDAY, Feb. II p m
CTl or BkC IkcDAY. Feb II. a.
CITY OF RICH mon RDAY. FeO 20 p. IN.
CITY OF CHESTER .-.-.-...SAIl kDA /. MAJ. ,. an.
cry OF misunderstanding HDAG. VI IT. 10 y.
From 81. y. R. foot Of CharltODst
CABIN and 500 Return ticket. On favorable terms
SIEERAGE. r2N Prepaid $50. Drafts at lowest tate5.
ooIs >tlcrpOm4 smoAlnH and Tat rooms anilSnp+
1Acst steamers do not carry CaIle. sheep OF pigs.
JOHN q. DALE. Az, mt 81 and 80 Brnaiway. y. \
MA OHM NJ lOI SOuth Ath.s[
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GUlON LINE. $500 ~ ~
W UNITED STATES MAIL STE tMERS.
FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LIVHkPOOL
Leaving Pier IS n. X. loot OF KING st
hBNSSINlA II bSDAG. Feb 10, u a. H.
hSlAf: EeO -. liitO a. IN
VISIONS iN..............TUESDAY March \. 1880 D. m
AHN ssh A...........TUE SDAI. March - 1880 A.
70 These steamers butt Ot iron. IN wlteruih con-
partmenS and arc with requisite u make
the passage across the Atlantic both safe mi reelbe haY
ing bath room smOkm2.rO1u. drawngroon. piano All
Library experienced srgs11 stewareS9 aud caterer On
each steamer The are al upper deck thus insr
ing those greatest Of Ill uxues az sea- perfect ventilation
and livht.
CABIN PASSAGE according TO staterconl. 500 $40 and
300 INTERN .DIATE, $40. SrEERADE at low rates
OFFICE. No. % BkOA DWAY
L 4 = L.
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TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

4
AsGEMENT OF TRAINS TAKING EEFlcT Is. 1850.
ga m.-Cncinnat and Chicago bay Express DIawlDg-
| room Coaches to Buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge
(Daiy Fast II Louis Express. arriving al Buff
fao at connecting with last trains 20 the West and
Southwest Pumans best bra" sleeping coaches
Y D. Ill. Cpaly l-Pachc Express for ths West Sleeping
without esnge also Hotel Dning 10 Chicago
7:lj y. m-rm grant Tor the W-st
Trans Itays Chambers street. Depot Newfork, for
D. NJ -" 1900 midnight saturday nights only sundays,
VIZ Easne r E1 aud fas,ac 800 70 l929 m,he 1920
80 5o0 $50 40 5:0, oS9 olo ESQ 1850 IL
'n Facr " s. 80. 10 lc2o M ~ noon, las. s. $50.
mIdn.gDt. suqdays o;30 lV2O a n" l4A e50p. w. and
l. srsep VIA Newark 6.4j. s4O. 1880 d. m $40 4:2o
5sO o:I0 3On aud - uIdnyaL saturday nights only.
snsrn 800 7:jC lO3O ii5. $50 900 ola il5,
and II m,dnlght. oundays 6O0 $780, IO.0 III. lao 0so
l n: ana ~ 751' iS:so a. m- $50
New"ur9 ami Cornwall ''o "a LIZ SO" t'0'' LII sun
01 Ro9dous ani Kingston $500 N. suncays $50
.ma,eu . ..Jo D. 4Js:JL NJ $500 $780, 49, I. 7:I1p m.
eunaaI oSD Z - j. iU;-O4. III, $50 i:51 7lJ
suui ia. Connect wlta Sew Yorx and osweso Midland
4 orr Jer'i Tn a. =, o:pJ AMI D. NJ - =
uaS % usts eaye ZS4L quarter u anu quarter Htos
eacS hour fiom 545a ILL., 'oe'top ui AMI - '' AL" AA'S
p - ior MASSAGE aud IOr Apartments IN Drawlns-Ho
NJ tOacLes 20 VOalIe, aud Oidors Tor
s ea1sas Of 5sSsass m.y Dc st a. ,le Son
pany > H sGS,klyn or the COnpany's DepOtA =
seress Trans rOm tno Mo't aTnVoia Ne~ioA HsS
and iA:-o ri tSl AaIBsoTi Gem. pAssr AgL NswYorI
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans eAvo kugewooi. ClosYo Per aoat .ai ~.
acK.I $50. 800. IN 4'o S;1y ,.S' oioh lnoo ean.,
'NanueS Spr.ns Valley and Monsey. ''o1 1914 L. "'s
IN JAo n. ABBOTT. General Passr Agent New.Y0sk.
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&J TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGION LINE.
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
MASSA III -ETIS, Tuesdays ThurlaYs ana saturdays
aud NAKRAGANoEff on MonIays Wednesdays and I'm.
days AT MAN
o. arriving BOstOa Al ~ III. special Limel
t1rsClass nc cts between NewlOrk AMI Boston. GOOD
On I.Y a. specified gu their tace-Sk oacn .
Tickets At all PRINCIPAL dckeI Offices StaerO9n'
secured ulces Uf WestcOtts Express Company A. o
y AMI }U7 Broadway Metropolitan AMI FIiLa Avenue
PROVIDENCE LINE-POR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamer, ELECTRA and GALA EA eaVe Pier ~ NOrth
River loot daily except oundays) Al r. ID
for Boston, via Providence Direct
AA''"-' u. y BABCOCk, President
L. w. FILKI%S. Geueral Passenger AKeAA
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VMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERlAL GERMAN MAIL.
Il HAMBURG merican Packet ComRanys Line for
PLYMOUTH CHE kBOt kH and HAMBC 40.
Lr-S ~ Feb. 10 Feb "a
SUENIA ........Feb II WIELAND March
Rates pa-lago To Plymouth lOnlOn, CherODurg. Haul
burg all points The south Of England FIRST Cabin
$50: second Cabin $50 $50 Round trip at
ducel ra,es. SteeIage from Hamburger layro. SIS
kCNHARDT & co, C. g. RICHA I'D Z CO.
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
Broad ii. v \. M. VI y. Y.
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MONARCH LINE. ,o,.,.
vi NEW YORK aud LONDON.
splendid new fast ,tcatlor4
L.ayr duIk alDimnV Pavpnia Ferry jersey CIV
tELItt MDNAEC!i. February. -
AS>NllA\ MONAh1h. February 10.
Saloon superior accom- Iil'lO1 S!5.
No sterrIge la4srgrrs taken On el-Wdrl voyage PepI
ticket. S-e tor passage LoniOn 10 SewlOrk@ ~
low tHt's. For IT, gllt amt pJSSISe Apply 10
PATTON. NICKEK> & co. Agents. q BOwung'Ueen.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
Pier W. NOIih ,HyeC A follows
SANTIAGO DE U "a. capt to9ie .Welne'lty Fro
unsurDa sel For freight OF passage Apply
10 WALL LAM f. CLYDE * CO., NJ. 50 broadway.
LAYTON Bku@., Agents IN Havana
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing f.Om Pier foot oAGal LIST, North River.
fOI IstEmus Of Panama
CKF~CENr Ct r. February TO- noon.
CONNECTING Tor central and South ncrcI and Mexico
rom san Francisco 70 Japan an tlint 49,, o., -, -
CITY OF IOKiO......... ~afuriV ftO 20 ~. m
From san Francisco Honolulu Sew Zealand and Aus
tralia.
CIrY OF ~YDHEY~ SATURDAY. February II. 2p IN.
Orou arrival ot London mail9 At ~au trllcscl ,,,.,
Passengers tOry aldrt TO IAN FRA SCI 80 DWiCi
ISLAND. JAfAN. CHINA, NEWIEALA = a 9lltA
LA. SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AMERICA al!
MEXICO
fur rr,gt. passage, and general information apply at
IL. j. b. LLAI.
inland
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INVITE STAR LINE.
FOR OF EENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE hi, Line take the Lane Route
rcOmurn, By L.ut MauIy L. - ~ On OOth the ouI '1id
auI nome w. ard VOYAGES
hALrI, apt Pa Thursday, February TO- $50 m
,,EiNA I,F i,ur Krruely triaY. IL. $50 a.
CELII CAPT ''eadell. .... ThurS,iaV fro - '. No.
AID INTlt tpf jennings. hut lhN IaIt. -, a. "
FROM TILE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
lUTH.Sr 49,. ...,,, -, a.,
Ihsse steamer, are uniform SZe ant dnslrpSs) N "
poutluens the saloon. >tatrrbbn+ SnOkh5 ant BAN
Iuvs are placed an l,up+ s NOSE AMI Wotol ars
felt anong deSreoof comfort Atler) un4ttAnAo''
KArES-saloon $50 and 800. Return tickets tvor
able terms from tho Old COuntr' $50 From New
These strsmers carry neither cattle sheep n pigs
For ,luction an other inform lOn apply al the
Co,npany ; Offices, No. 81 Broadway. New.Y YORK
>""P H. J. CORiIS Agent
C. L. BARTLETT & CO.. AGENTS. Boston.
BAkKIIr& CArrELL. Agents Philadelphia
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

~ AND THE WEST
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New NOrH. foot Liberty It.
IA IL For WssnIp gGn Clnrianau, - i.Oli- 60.
IpIn Daiv Fast Line Through Coachss and Sleeping
cars 10 Cihc.Lndti, Chicago I. Louis. Sc. .
ll:jOp Daily for Washington. Cincinnati. Chicago. ST
Ln,ls. &.
1;kes for sale and baggage checked at foOtot bertyst
JOSEPH >. HARRIS II. T. BALDWIN,.
ManIgtr. linI. faes. Agent.
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NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, S,c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Peck--iD for New.Hsven 81. IN,
4 ali conn wi ne.
3NNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Il GEEAi ''RtNB LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York Desurossus "a (Ortand1
Streets Ferries follows
Harrisburg. lltIsDug. tho est AMI South, Pullman
Palace cars 4 taChrt 9 a. ~. ADD ESQ p. daiy
Mllam-pOr. Lot Haven y A. III. S:3G h.. M and
Tie NJ $3.50 connecting ~ COrrg for rusyle Penu-
lelm Centre and the ll Regions.
Baltimore. Na>hlH ytOn the SOUTH Limited WISH
ton Expires Ot Pullman ParOr daily, SUNDAY,
10 a. ~ arrive Washington m Resnlsr al i3O ana $40
a. m. $40 and 10 D. IN. ~unfay. $500 III. ?ai Top III.
Express lot Baltimore. except SUNDAY 70. a. = 80
Express for Nest Phlaic pha 40 1.3O, =, etO, 10
Lrntcd), a. 0 l. 500 $40 4 = g. l. % and 10 p. M.
ana II nel sunday 1870 aud a. M. o, .. 7, $780, and
10 m. and IL night.
Express Philadelphia Via Camden. 100 and p. NJ.
except SUNDAY
boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey n.y. afordnga speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. ,...-.- -, =. a A.
TRAINS arrive from PittsoIrg. = iJio = m. e35 p M
Wsshin~icu and Baltimore e5oa m, 800 $40; lo5op IN
SUNDAY m. aud so ln From Philadelphia $50,
600 = 80 1910 lI:lO4 Ilo. 2 30. $40. $50 $780,
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ENG k TRAINS. o.. and fr-r Lore ,lssO viii
depOtr foot Cortlah AZ D-brpsss- Tao
=. 80 iJr ku-to. k-ihca-,u. Aleuosn.
Keadng, Hauch ChuIK WAX sbafrr. Hwaal, Wa'ery.
Iha Geneva lyons cIlr ire eat. Pullman sleep
lug coaches attached Ia $50 l.. IA. train.
Trains leaving 40 IN. and p. connect for all
points IA ; ahalI and haI'etOI G al regions.
r Is. Bii\GrCN, Geuerai Passenger Agent
GCn6ral las Oh CS.IrrN hJf u aud snGt.s~.
Z. 81 CrMHIAliS. Agent.
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MENr, An ID THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLI rE hAEETY.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

ALL RAIL LINE for ferth AflSoS. Son'h Anb1y. RED
Bank Long Ptarch. ocean Grovs hsny Pa Point Pleas
ant, Toms River, RaTn'gIt, ATLANTIC CITY. ~
Leave New York foot Lihertys. at ., sl3 lli' 1m''
1880 3JU. 4 $50 d.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA

NINETEEN. TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. ExCEPI
SUNDAY, THREE DEPOTS IN eli LADELPulA,
TWO IN NETWORK.
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Ofean steamers.

n FOR QUEENSrowN AND LIVERPOOL.
g. only Transatlantic Line und,r the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Wednesday from PAU t'ephA aud Liverpool
Exua saings on alternote SAturtiYA
ONO, v ednesiav. Feb. g. g. a. IN.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every saturday alternately from Phlaie.phil aud
Ne@iork for Antwerp landing passengers within few
VAOEeLAND. saturday Yeb l2.ipm.
F0rrates OF passage and other Information aDplYib
EiEb W4tGGIr e SONS, Gensrll Agents.
307 Walnut-st. Philadelphia 10 Broadway. Now YORK
ANCHOR LINE u. ). MAIL STEAMERS.
IA HEWYohK AND GLASGOW;
Bov'a -. FeI r. Dew Feb 49, p.
Cncassia Feb. H. a n Aucora Marcr 5. 90 in
Cabins, $50 30 ENcursiOn tlcxets rel Iccd
second Tabln SO steerage; IS
From Pier No. 46 North River. foot Chlrlesst
Otopt;: 80 Feb ~. a. ~ Australia FeD 20 - H.
Hen DERoON BR0rhhRS. Agents. BOwnnsGIeeG
CUNARD LINE.
mo-, ,.,.,,. NOTICE" LAVE RorTE:Y
n,, FROM PIER No - '&oRrH RIVER.
BOriiNI .Weine>da l6th Fe," $50 m
~ - Medneslr; Z5d f en-, neon
aoln pl'saS $50 SSj aud 800 return tickets onia'or
eteeag ckets mail parts Of Europe low
EEKNON II. BROWN & co. Agents.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
- II, BETWEEN EWYORK AND HAVRE
Travellers by this hne avoid hon t-alst ~ English raj
way aud the discomfoH crossing the ohAunsl IN small
Tcrn md de Lesteps Taros. Wein siay Feb D.
r. frndle II WedHrs az E Esh M
Cbecksnrawn credit Y)nnals d PARIS,
LOUIS De BE"iAA. Agent No. . lSiInk 3t991.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday:
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

on AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881.
Express Trains Ork DeDrosses aud Cor
landt streets FERRIS, as lollOws
$50, 1880 g. $40, lO Limited m, $50 340 4,
O. D. T. $3.50 and 10 and II plight sundays, 43O and
u. m, 8, b. 7, $50 aud ID n. m and IL nglL
Express Trains NewYork daily except sunday, az
1880 and running through via Trenton and Cam.
den.
BOATS VI brooklyn Annex connect With all through
at Jersy Cy adordng speedy and direct transfer
fOr BrOokiyn travel.
keIuTning trans West Philadelphia 1901. $40 4:l5.
2, 100 g $50 AID IL IL lImed Express 80 D. nh =.
A., 5:45 4 u. IN.
am 4, 7. amt Leave philadelphia via a.
u 800 y. daily, except Sunday.
ON 90 and 9i4 bTOadway AstOr House. and
foot VI and Cortandts CoUrsL and BROOK
lyn Annex foot Of FuOnsL. Brooklyn; Nos ia.
ll6 and I5 Huas0n HObOken station. Jersey City
igrant Ticker Office Battery place.
NeuYOrk Transfer Will call Tor and check
baggage from hotels aud residences. .
FRANK THOMSON. L. T. FARMER
Gene al Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agt
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-Ncw-YO York. Wood
III haven and Rockaway Railroad leave daily. exceps
SUNDAY. Hunters Point b:lu. ll:(a H.; +:io u N.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23

The startling intelligence was flashed across
the land on the Goth inst, that Ed. Maxwell.
alias Williams one of the murderers of the
Coleman brothers in the streets of Durand,
Pepin County, Wis, on the 10th of July last
had met with violent death at the hands of an
Infatuated mob. Maxwell. who had been cap
tured in Hall County. Nebraska, by Sheriff XII
han and a posse, was brought into the court
room at Duran d on the 10Th where be pleaded
not guilty and proceeded to make q statement.
He admitted that he and his brother
Lon killed the Colemans. but claimed
that they act d in self-defense. While he was
retailing the particulars of their horrid deed iI
cool and measured words, the crowd in the
court room were worked up to frenzied pitch
of excitement. All at once some one appeared
in the doorway exhibiting q rope, when the
storm burst and the maddened multitude rush
ed upon their prey. 4 moose was thrown over
the doomed MANS head. and in the twinkling of
an eve, almost his hfeleSs body was swaying in
tue bleak November wind from the limb of a
Tree near the court house. The widow of Chas.
Coleman and Henry Coleman and his wife were
present, and Witnessed the tragic end of the
murderer. So rapid were the movements of
avengers that the victim must have been
stranged before reaching the tree from which
his body was suspended.
Shortly after his arrest Maxwell gave a thrill
ing narrative of their escape from the Eau
Gale woods, of their suffering from hunger
and from their wounds. They found a skiff
and crossed the Eau Gale River the second
night after the murder. They Travelled due
west, taking to the prairie when they could
travel by night, going only few miles at
time. Their only food the first four days
chunk of meat cut from steer they shot. They
saw their pursuers twice, and once Ed had a
bead on Henry Coleman, but Lon advised
escape without shedding more blood. At the
time of their capture the brothers were making
their way to some point in Nebraska where
their parents reside.
The story of the capture of Ed. Maxwell is
highly exciting. 1t seems the brothers OBJ
tanned shelter at the house of farmer named
Niedfeldt, near Grand Island, on the 9Th of No
vembtr, they claiming to be goose hunters from
Hastings. Their heavy armament and strange
demeanor created SUI icion, however, and word
was sent to sheriff Kilian, who with posse
appeared at Niedfeldt's house next morning
also under the eu'se of hunters. After satisfy
ing themselves of the character of the Hast
ns's goose hunters, Kilian grabbed Ed. Max
well and foored him. Lon escaped by rear
door, but not before firing futile shot at the