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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
A Windy Time at Eureka.

EuRrxA, June "A terrific storm
prevailed here al day yesterday. It set
In to blow ut 4 A. NJ, and continued un-
abatsd until 4 p. NJ. when Il died out
altogether. Nothing Ike Il has been
expsrisncsd sines Eureka has been
founded. Dust and gravel flled the air
continually and completely stopped oil
business. By common understanding
and request all Ares, except 10 restaur.
ants, were put ont early In the day. The
Sheriff appointed special pstrolmsn,
who we're stationed In different parts OF
the town to give instant warning OF IRE.
Delegations Of al the IRE companies
were out. Three inoipient blaz-s we're
suppressed, otherwise the town might
now be in ashes. Fences were blown
down and houses unroofed. Il was I
perfect and ipcessant hurricane. and
blew from the south. and 10 looked upon
% . remarkable atmospheric phsnom-
euon. The weather was warm and the
sky perfectly clear. not Q cloud being
visible. Men Who have resided In this
section for twenty years never before
experienced anything like II. At 8
o'clock last evening IL WA delightfully."-
oalm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04
Jay Gould Buys the Nevada Central
Railroad.

CHIcAoo. June "A Tribune New
York special says: Mr.. Sidney Dillon
and. 1t II supposed. Mr.. Could" said .
banker yesterday. shave bought the
Nevada Central Railroad. extending from
Battle Mountain. on the Central Pacific,
10 Austin. 100 miles down the valley.
The object Of the purchase IL . mystery
10 the Central Pacific people. Ons the
ory IL that the road 10 to Be extended
north to connect with the Oregon sys-
ten, and perhaps south to some other
connection. 4 railroad could bs built
down the valley 100 miles. II not through
TO the Texas PaoiAo. II there 10 no i'm.
mediate object In view. the right Of way
through NE valley II likely 70 b useful
In the futurs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04
rnE nEw

The universal interest felt In the re-
yi,sd version OF the New Testament.
says the New York Tribune, ID illustrated
BY the space given in the secular press
Of the country TO this subject. The
Monday edition Of nearly every impor.
tant daily newspaper contains extracts
from the sermons Of the day before and
interviews with clergyman and laymsn,
notwithstanding the large space devoted
to the revision on Friday and Saturday
mornings. The general conclusion from
this chorus Of comment and discussion
10 that the revision will be received with
cautious favor In this country. asa val
liable commentary and assistance. but
that its acceptance In place Of the an
thorixed version will Be- Of slow and
gradual growth. The two extremes Of
clerical opinion are indicated BY the fol-
lowing observations Professor Ken.
drick OF Rochester University says: ~
think Il will Substantially take the place
Of the King James version within Ave
years. II II didn't take the plaos Of and
supsrssds the old vsrsion In common
use. I should consider all the labor o.
the rsvissrs practically lost" A prom
insnt Episcopal clergyman Of chie'go'
who withheld his name. remarked
"what they will do with the revision o.
course I dent know. but, in my opin'
ion, the book will simply be . nine days
wonder. and then drop out Of sight
Undoabtsdly . good many copies will b
sold. and the publishers and newspaper
make money out Of It,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

The integrity Of the great American
Republic IL the rock upon which all sd'
verse politicians must inevitably split.
The New York Tribune very correctly
remarks that Mr.. Conkling 10 not big
enough to split the Republican party.
but the Republican party 10 about to de-
monstrats that II is big enough to spill,
Mr.. Conkling. Yes, and those who are
not DESTROYS OF getting also split 10 the
operation will do well to stand from
under.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

Ex-senator Bruce is In trouble, and
he tells the story himself. 81 don't
know what to do" says the new Regis
ter. "Ths eolorsd men say II keep all
those white clerks I fail to recognize my
rsss, and the white men want to know
II the place 10 to DO turned into . mig.
GER Office. So I am between two hrss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

George Eliot used to take Q leading
part in the prayer meetings al school.
but often rsprosshsd herself with ''cold-
'nsss." She dsvoursd Pslsy's "Evi-
dsness" eagerly. and whom she trans
lated Strauss" did not s~ympathizs
with him. Her inAdslity grew upon
her, and she finally came to believe that
Zone could lead . sober. righteous and
self. sacrificing lie without reference to
any world but this"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

The San Francisco Post says: Senator
Fair Il about to erect . magnificent
building on his property. corner Of Pine
and Sansoms streets. A real estate in
the vicinity 10 mainly supported BY the
stock interests. It looks asif the Senator
had . good opinion Of the future OF the
market.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04
MECHANICS UNI0Ml

A FULL ATTENDANCE OF THE MEN.
for SATURDAY EVENING, June Z, at fAp
O'Clock. - business Of importance viii b
transacted. DANIEL KELLY, Prsstdent
]. W. Plant, Secretary. JeStd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
IRELASD's DESPERATION.

The March OF tho Troops Upon New
Pallas-Great Gathering and X.
element OF the People-AB Bloody
Conflict Avoided.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

According to the recent census. the
population Of London u S,sl4.57l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

Transfers. Issues Commercial and Trsvslsrs'
Credits. This bank has special facilities for
dealing In bullion. or
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THHR ros.
90 fsqusstsd 70 lssvs he sams st the o6ps q
u GOLD HILL News - aoon e eonysuient.
0ea zia. ssVssabxis. IN. ssii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

Paid ::lp Oapssai--... o1veOo ,OOS-Gsld
Reserve tU.s Q. Bssas,.... S.soe,s0o-0sid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

~ Oars will leave Virginia. Gold Hill and
Reno.
~ Tickets for the round Trip, including en-.
trance at gats. Two DOLLARS 6Ats en-,
trance. without transportation. ONE DOLLAR.
"a oommissay Oar will b proytlsd.
without charge. myl6N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

whalsn In the Arctic regions coll up
. stiff whalsbone, cover Il with blood
and meat, freeze II and toss the package
to . bear. Old Polar gulps 1t down,
and when the coil u loosened down In
his hold. there isn't room In Q tsn.aors
lot To- show Of bis antics.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-18
Carson err. NEVADA, .

CARSON CFr7 NEVADA june lS 1881.
70 Oliver Anderson, Joseph Boice Thomas Mayes, A.
]; hart and Nathaniel Holmes: You hereby notified
the undersigned have expended the of four
sared aad do lars in U. gold coin, in labor
slA improvements upon the Emerald Mining claim and
ie situate lying and being in u1nsby county State
Ss@ada about one-haf miles west Of the Lake
yjew tunnel on the line of the Virginia Truckee Rail
.aad SAID claim at point on the south side
8 line of the Virginia and Gold iiil Water ConPanys
pipe and thence south fifteen hundred feet to
ise north line Of the Bassctte Mining Claim, which said
as expended by for tie purpose of holding said
i and under the provisions of Section 2324 Of
as Revised Statutes of the United States being TIE
ost required to hold the for the years 1875 1879
l 1890 OF which amount expended the proportion of
sa..h Of you in said lode and claim is the
sES,an. opposite your respective names to-wit:
Joseph Boce -..........
ffHDsa3 MayeS Z 30
b. q. Hobart ~ Z
SatR1niei Holmes ~ 80
And within hundred and eighty days after the first
,Rcaon this notice. you fail refuse to contribute
yerf proportion Of such expenditure co-Owners as
s out your interest in said claim and lode will be-
the property Of the subscribers, under said Sec
ROSS LEVERS,
P. N. MARKER,
G. A. LEE,
MAURICE MAY
ELIAS OWENS.
June 14-aod
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-18

GEORGE T.. DAVIS. Agent. Carson city.
julrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24

nolitan of the Elevated railroad stocks ManhaLlah
closed with gain of 10 per cent on Jnd aEo eo
brooks decision intmatng that 9;" nd that
he recovered from the other two companies anu 'i
therefore the chances of an arfangeuthV ", IN
promise of its liabilities are improved; anu tbo
politan was per cent better Oecauso naC,i,gs
rTopOsei arrangement it is to get tne net eai E
If fbe Now York Company alter that conlpany ~
n ner cent on its stock. New-Iork EeValeu maS vi
from III p TO Decaue eT cent stock
Milan contemplates il only as u per oehJ I,ot IL
hereafter The striking feature OF the n"iho'
that il responds quickly to taYorlhie IeTUhta 81
sharp although brief rallies III prices, VIM. O.
verse influences work results Only, sAVHr
ly. For instance the announcement t naS 600
Treasury accepted the Whole @o'oo olforcI
of continued called bonds that were 9heIcu
instead of only IS, 100000 according 10 inc az
nounced programme and theiurther notice MAJ ,o
Treasury will redeem on presentation any ~ o an
naming portion OF the called Us, each pro ;I tba
immediately favorable effect on prices. hll9 w
new development III the railroad war VII IN
capture of the Ohio Railroad by me NhnT t Of the
terp.f disclosed and the unfavorable report Oh iIi J
81 Paui Company of its business for the year en9eH
June 80 hardy produced fuctuatOh' ,,;Iineori,no
Iov'ing is an abstract of the Chicago, hlIIWauhD0
and St. Paul Companys report hlauo " 'n' '"
SIN Railroad Commissions
Year ended June 30. looo io0
Average number s425 s,7s6 Inc S6l
Gross earnings IN sl457455 s3332SSo
oPestt1s expenses es7a76i 9S557s6 Inc 2976o21
~, ..-n,no. s5Ol5SGI s5,4Ol,669 Inc. $S5e,So5
Add interest,
change aud pre-
mi. mi@m' on bonus s177.59o sis42ss Inc. $3OGCs9
yo,o, no, income s5222963 sj,Ssj957 Inc. s6t2'oW
for interest ~, ,,,, 90, oon Inc GAG GO
and sinking fund SZ5of'o1o e''o'i''NV A
po,once So 28s 635 s2,O5l957 Dec. slS3,678
Dividends paid, per
cent preTd and
per cent Oh oouf 81 7sis1s sl,0i2236 Inc. $l574ls
e,r,ir. si5I,si7 sIl227l Dec. sS42,o96
Tbo VS. funded debt June 30, 1881, was
ro,a'+ed af Mi 6I5 600 against $47,57550O June
ild 1850 and If was from the premiums received on
o. Ia If This increase OF 27 100000 additional
tnatnearly 100000 OF the company hGl lhcouic
deficit after paying dividends of about S2oo'oOo
instead of a surplus of $ll272l.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
THE STATE OF TRADE

BALTrwoRg Oct 22-Cotton quiet MddinG II lsai &c.
Flour quiet Howard street ana Western SgperTyn t
do Extra % - as7 do. Family. ~ 2317o oD tiY
MssuDer GS6 10 ia. Extra So rs as7 90 DO Fanny
s8dss 80. Rio brands ~ %; PatapscO Family - -
Wbea-Southern steady: Western lOweri southern l'e
1881 40 do Amber. 81 a asl o. NO MAJ 's y
FL bb No. Western Winter Ped, spot and October " -
al 10; November 81 i6t0tl 46a+ December. ~ 81
Qsl 5la, January, 81 55Usl 6J1 COrn-sOutleIh hih
Western dull: Southern White Zoe. do yellow, Ic MasI.
Mixed. spot and October G5G69c Novembep ~ ~
6g.c. December. 72G22L oats steady southern soH
Doe; Western White. 5Oa5 do Mixed 4satgci rem,
sylvana, 4905Dc. Ryo easier at ~ o. Hay Urn" fii'
tO Choice Pennsylvania ami MARYLAND. s2Oetzo:
BUyFADo, oct. 22-Four unchanged wheat lnactive
81 bid No Hard Duluth cash. Corn steady Hlth
fair desand; sales Of $4,000 bush. No. MlIea ~ 90
bush rejected 81 &c. oats quiet and
Barley Inactive Canada quoted at SOC 9l l state, oOe
05c Rye inactive. Canal Freignis-Whest O2oa SSVln,
&c. Freights NewYOrkb by raWbest. b'ac COrp' oHo
Oats 3s.c. , ,,,,.a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
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HAVANA Markets.

HAVANA Oct 22.-Sugar-Market strong. Moasses Sugar
regular good poarzatiOn, 6d7 reals god
Mnscoyado Fair. SdS reals, Ceatrlfugal
10 $50 polarization. boxes ana hhds ll6lli9 reals
500 bags and $1,000 hhds Receipts Of the week. 400
liz bsIes 600 bags and $50 hhds bags and hhds tho
United states Spanish goid l92bglsS Exchange steady
ON the United States 90 days gold b219 premium short
sieh do o. 9lO premium London, lSclvia premium
on PARIS A. 9ass premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North 2ios-. P53's'i al Rufrptft
NHw-YoRK. Saturday, Oct. y, 1881.
crNFpAI. MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, oct ~. 1881.
AsHEs-oulet but steady 54c. for Pots ana o'''' 10
C6FFEE-Ro quiet steady unchanged Fair loalci sales
SS Op 6as rs Mid grades qaei as bags Maraeabo e1
FeGa Sd on Pa s ds q4 r% nhSSang sales 7
bales t2j6 bales last EVENING" including o bales LOT
Delivered contract ZOO bae Receipts at TIE ports !o s
S57i3 bales year Fues quiet closing I5raay az na III
advance Of to points sales iS o9 PlSf peesm6ef
II6iGIiTO; January Il.S2dll.sg; February llgJG
1874 n1rc9 n. AR %1 2zssiSS rTsss
for Marsins-october ll4g; Noyember iaS
ZIG; Hor, i226i May l2iI; June I2.5 July l2S,i
A45Ss, l 56a f"'ns bsee@0cT e5d
Apr ia SS $0fu Ma5 2dla2 june i25ia25s
Jqly r oG ds and in buyers
iay GG export AND S9GS 100 6Ss ,s S ER
~ the whole range 800 lbis No = :" w. 90
iog Zoo SpT R Mi, ioe S 81 $685. 30 for West
dies 81 70 for sou1 America S,D Dds VIII 5i bbs
lew Grade Extra 50 5Oag6 300 bbls. Winter Wheat
Extra s6aJ 80 OF The sA'7 se PCy TGns Snrrn
81 GGs5 Common Extra slse . 1G5y Z? @22a
s. 7Oas6 "a; Good 10 Choice 70 ljGSg 90 EXr4 ''2 o
e rs I've MIturc s7ds7 90 Bakers Eytra - 6oa
Common To FAR Extra. sGas7. Good Very Choice Panty
closing OUrHERN FLOU Il dun sales. 500 o9'.1
asS 56..,.RYE flour du dccInnc sales - 9ps
suuerfne - 6nati 80 latter en- eNlrr,ne.. n
GRAIN WHEAT-Marset opened l,alac. better, and
sales i,a2SOoO bush. future, 10000 bush cash including
u ii for No Gicaeo Irrldcd Winter Rcl a 2'@
4 ~ r'e1mer No. A % eG Il 4Sasi ISL 80
, Rel. 81 5oi,asI -. 80. i Rod 81 -! Mixed
Winter q 49, ~ tnslaaoi "h I +. N X So
White u nov rule 70 gel oct"ber ~ o.fl 81 ,.
Ing u 81 I,asi q, Is, DO December, u 5.a co,iny
White october 81 4i1arl o., closing u -''3 P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
EUROpEAN FINANCIAL MARX rs

LONDON. Oct 22-i230 D. m--U bonds four and half
cents 1894; do yes extended to three half
cents 04 Atlantic and Great Western mortgage
tees certificates 81 IA do. 2Ol2 Erie 45n New
nork Central l4l III ILLINOIS Central 1884 Reading - 81
New.foIk Ontario and Western. 33as; Milwaukee
Paul common. ll3 Pennsylvania Central, G7is
IONp0S, Oct Pa p MI bonds, four and half per
cens l1O2 New York Central Illinois Central i34
Pennsylvania Central 67i Reading 34i2; NewYOrk,
and Western 33l4
LoNDoN Oct 222;So m--Pans a1vcss quote three per
cent rentes at 81 francs 30 centimes for
LONDON Oct 22-l3O p. u-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England balance tO-day Is
10000.
LONDON Oct 22500 ?. mPars aAvices quote three per
cent rentes 81 francs Az confines tor the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
COTTON ,r,nEEr,-nY TELEGRAPH

,yssr4g 2.I 2 ,, D. dpcan nd .lS h 5a
bac.. ncuing Loo bie' for spr,uaon anu export re-
Milne :Ioa, ,ictorr aryrry Cd also g. si do Octo
bcr ana November drh'cp,b'ssd ass ',a' G" N@NemD,
JryGy nj. III, Old. ao FcbruIr, aud March delivery,
GIL als1 VI M o. Marcn aud prl delivery pad. also
ord. do tTr ln1 May Dc very, H. also ,-I.d also o.ed
LlyEAUol. oct a--.no p.m.-lnc sales Of the day IN
LNrai.o OCT ~ p coifor-Futgres- rpIaq l',
low Midaunr claus 'J enc Jnn' l'..l 'i' be- s- no. '
.Arer,rA oct s2-y!ton gg.t, Middiing l0iei Low ,;
bairr sale. 1910 bale4
,aH5s H. ,,o5I o.i1ar i6c reopt, .3 bales.
exports Continent 400 bales sales 800 bales stock
H1,iIT OCT 22-cottop stcadv. Midduur. ll',r.: Low
Mddur. lli,c. io'i 1runAfj lu'tc' met receipts 0"'
bales ,trCA Ii2G bales
Cu,Ers-ioS oct 2'-Cotto trm Niddhne II - L9S
5si 65ir. sales, l,jo bales stock st:g2s baee ,o,.
Mddns i go d5,i oaafy c Tss'Dl il l pale
snpnrnt ala bales GALES H. bale oeA. I'lS7 D'iI
ols i.s07 Oa4es 'aos S0' bales stock
itgsi,r oc, -Cotton quiet Nndduus Ilc r..
esrt 2I oacs supmcuts, $50 bales sales, $50 bales
WanilE OFT - Cotton quiet; ,'iiunr. o7c Low
bacs export, rolstv,c M Dae, slics, ljoo bales;
%Eajari,S.. oct 2a.-Cotou steady: Niddunr 1876
Low lithE i'ic Good ordinary l''-g. n.s ,e gP Il
bales. rir ,ontlnelL 5000 bales Sales iJ'o O"e''
%6ag6ls oct -3-cot;on quiet; Midtlnr. HE: net
receipts a.oJ5 bales cAlo-s coast"ac, -"- O'cs SAFES
PmIADEtIu,. ocL 90, otou dun: Madnnc. l2c.. Low
bales rspor.o Great britain, go bales. sales 'pinnefs
-sAStSsin OCT 90, Hrm. Naaln4. loac low
MidlnG lorr. Good ordinary. ''-,a he. Ir',b pr;
bal,, iast cycu'.a. 1870 oalr, .incA .-,t b''et -
N5ipg, '' To- 3 ,.ni Urntrs 1s me-, rcccpts $500
bale, shipments. Z.J-' bales. sales, i'' O'e' s'o'A
,wmaI.flv oct. -. cotton dul Nda.ac, he.
Low Hidd.u-, lJi1ri GOOD ordinary, vs' hc' Ie''lP''
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
pALTIMORE and ONO RATTPoAn
VI, M PS,s5., FAST LINE TO TaE WEST

u
wa Philadelphia, baltimore and Wasbinofon
On ana after May - Passenger Trains lea We m Pam
follows IN" Desotossesst, As
s3O ~ m-Except Sunday arrive Washington 4.25 n m
Night EXPRESS leaves Washington 0:lj daily with siesn
els I9r PltsDure Columbus and Cincinnati Parlor car Is
p m.-Daily fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
500 2, Chicago 800 a. anil st. LOnis $50 A m M
palace seepers through Cincinnati Chicago Entrs
train runs through 10 Chicago
l2 0Mdnight daily Sleepers open for passs,
gersaer 1890 Arrive ut Camden station Blltimora.
o;50 a. m Washington 73j a Day Express leaves BATH
ciDnad. ~ I'm
No other line makes West Trains arrys
from the West at $40 m, $40 D. m, and 1910 D. a
eSets and sleeping berth5 secured AMI baggl casf
ana checked TO destination COmpanys hce 3lj BrDat-
- ~N'N-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
tnrnllrre.
Gtrnmponto anl Rai!rolls.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
v station in New.York, foot OF Iberty-sL station In
Brooklyn, foot Of fuiton.st Jewels Wharf
$3.50 u. m-Fog Pennington. EasOn Allentown, Reading
WE a. afor High Bridge Braneh Eas,on Allentown
Wllh'soa'LS MsHvS, % HIM Rlec Bronc Fason Al
Ientown Reang, Har'isburg Mauch Chunk, WliAnsiort
D. I"For Remington Eiston, Allentown, Reading, Har
ris6urg, Mach Chunk ri,tston &C. M, 49,. ,,...,.
oinnk Prinannh brfton Wi.kes6arrc scranton. tc.
tiS @ @FSr 5 S1rS" hi Remington
550P m-For liastou, Allentown Readina Harrisburg,
sunday trains leave al s5 2 M for Bound Brook
town, Harrisburg and The West =. 80 -oo eco s.qo q
For ne"p 6l a SS. ii5a G i2n a5 lis ) $50
&50 = 800 D 81 > 800 5;l5 0l5, G:3o . 1880, $40, D
't For trains 10 local points Time Tables at stations
NJ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Leave at r S5 1870 3 nj Is % V Min p S b.
cars, arriving at Atlantic CITY at $50 p. H.
l. At s.l5 a. m II mr. p 3. 6, For Heyport at 8,
sl5. 1880 a. m, ~ M, =, 40 DIP NJ
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Bay route and sandy Hook At 1919 a M $40 p
Via 'r an hpoftDFoT sandy HOOK Highlands sI5A
VA Sa' cd BanEsi5 M FOR Lakewood Tom, River
RiTGr 4alfLHNTIc CRY al Bay sda IO
IN. for Lakewood. Toms River Banegat &c
NEW-IORhp AND P FILL I91;LF
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave Now. York from station &. X. X. or ~ j. - .
For Philadelphia Ninth and Greensts at Iii3i 93 lllo
a. NJ 1880 A. 1880 $780, T. IL D. ~ On sunday at $40 n H'
5:3U IL p. ~ -,- ,,.,t - t.ao
4:3O $3.50. 7 y. m. On sunday at S:lb u NJ - , ~ = a.
For Trenton, $50 746 y3, lllO in l5U l. Lou o3O
T. ~ D. M ON sunday $40 q. $3.50 IL D. NJ
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NeW-1Ork
From Stations Pha and Reading h r. Ninth and Green
STA al 1880 900 $50 IL lilo 33O, 6:lU, Gao, IL D. M
On al $40 m, $3.50, Il p. m
Berkss, at 500, $40, 0l0 n. m i, S:iO
h15 6:25. l:3U d. M sunday at isi1 NJ, A3O y. H.
From Trenton-l:2j 625, sos, 9Q6 lOlO, ll4 a. M, =
OBI 1gB G;J 7:2O D. Sundayl25, 120 6;lo p ~
Connection IL made at Jersey city station 10 ana from
Rrooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City - -. -,
Tickets sale foot OF Liberyst Nos 239 26i a9l
ga gb7, l323 broadway and al the principal hotels
Nos. aud CourtsE, and Annex once, Jewefs WhaTL
~ Y transfer Company, DOdds Express will call for ana
check from hotel residence To destination App
cation made At ga ANA l323 broadway, 750 SKID
ave, Sew-York, and Court-sLi Brooklyn ,xxy,,,
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, IL. r. BALDWIN,.
General Manager. Gen Pass- Asons
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Sleepers via n. Y. N. II. and IL. r. b. Leaves
Grand Central Depot at ;35 week days. and lsSV pm
Sundays Also 4:30 week days. Get ucAets Va
New York and New England railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
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