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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE SOUTHEASTERN NEGOTIATION
no SALE OF THE ROAD To TIKI CHAPMAN sfNDi-
CAFE YET MADE.

ST. ALBANs, VT, Sept. 3.-Concerning the
report that Mr. Barlow has Transferred his interest N
the Southeastern road 10 the Chapman syniicateoi
New-Jersey SIR. Barlow says he has only agieeu IN
writing that the syndicate SHAH have the roau "nen 'uc
ora willing 10 nav s32500OO aud il thsy settle with
rho cre5itors of the road Tor this sum- T. A. Mcknnon,
The general manager OF the Southeastern, Informed h
Barlow last night the present officers oil the ROAD
proposed to resign in favor OF the Chapman syndca'
and that as soon they pay over the money gwen a.
guarantee they will do so.
1t is also known taat the unsecured creditors wiz w
cent a reduction, and VIII probably settle TOT ~
cents ON the COLLAR Ii IL confidently expected tnat ~
the meeting OF the directors on Tuesday next we %
man sypdlcate will announce their decision LUG s I'm
named leaves nothing In reserve for MT Barrow. ino
Ihapman syndicate hiss made no settlement Win ,ne
hank here not wthstaudlng report 10 Tue cou''I'
al ths mai Tar musf remaiu as t Is uatl Tuesday Mr.
Earow believes that settlement Win the creditors can
be easily made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
A QUESTION OF INSPECTION.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-Acting Secretary
Joslyn has been called upon TO decide the question
whether u commission appointed to examine and report
upon section Ola land grant railroad can Without
the issuance OF q further commission inspect another
and an additional section commission recently ap-
pointed to inspect twenty mile section OF the Oregon
and California Railroad line made an inspection OF an
twenty mile section At the request Of the COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE UNION PACIFIC AT LEADVILLE.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBUNAL

LEADvILLE, Col, Sept. 3.--The Union Pacific
are having all trouble getting into Leadvle.
a their enemy the Denver aud Rio Grande to be
exhaustless in It's nnbusterng resources. Inuncons
and arrests aud every device known to
railroad men adopted TO retard DEMONSTRATION OF the
line on the Cummings and Finn switch In East Leadyie
At point where the UnionPachc cross tue o
Grande locomotive has been stationed for week past.
rendering t impossible for the construction force 70
complete the connection. At regular intervals tue
ssatonary locomotive Il supplied with COAT aud water
aud there II stands snoring defiance to Jay GOuu ana
IA ,syran rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE eoyERNoR.ELEc1 OF KENTUCKE

ty,rGURATIoN TO TAKE PLACE Al FRANKFORT
TO-DAY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 81. Proctor knott
Governor.eect OF Kentucky, will be inauguraed WIN
imposing ceremonies at Frankfort tomorrow The en'
tire military force OF state, consisting OF twentyour
companes under command of Colonel John b. tssubs s
man ID encamped at the Capital and viii take part III 'H'
InauQuratlOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE ENTITIES ROE ToDAT'S RACES.

Another interesting days racing is announced
at the sheepshead Bay course today Six races VIII he
rum including steeplochase The entries are Of sueh
number aud quality TO insure enjoyable sport ana
exciting finishes George Kinney, PIarro' Empress ana
three others are announced TO start In the september
e.otoq Tho hnpdcapogr seems TO have done his work
sufficiently well make the winner douDt1u. Inc
entries all the races with the weights ana ayes ale 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
TIE FREE-DELIyERY SYSTEM.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The iree-delivery
syste was established IA fortytwo cities and towns In
the fiscal year ended Juue 80 Only four posi- offices
have added to the list since that date Although
many urgent applications been received for the
establshnent Of the system the Department las been
unable 10 accord the privilege except IN rare Instances
because OF meagre appropriation, which has bee alb
30 a considerable extent by the operations OF the
Law providing Tor the yearly promoton OF letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
B4SEBILL NEUS.

The Metropolitan team defeated the Eclipse
Club OF Louisville, In an American Association game OF
bascba az the Polo Grounds yesterday. About LOCO
persons Witnessed the match The game moved slowly
aud there was enough to keep tue spcca-
tots Interested The only enthusiasm aroused was by the
excellent PLAY ing OF the hoiae nnie whose ieding
fnues~ Bur for scratch hit by LitHam tho visitors
would not have scored hit OF tho str1o pitchag OF
Er.fr A fnll snmmarY /. 4 Z fOllnMA:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-The Land Office has
deced that homestead entries coal and iron lands in
Alabama that not made in good faith or DO not
comply with the requrneHts OF the Homestead law In
all respects are not confirmed by the act Of the last
SESSION of Congress relating to Alabama mineral land
entries and tnat lands embraced IN such detective en-
tries are not purchaae under the second section OF
The act of June H. 1880 - .
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office holds
that of township plots and abstracts OF records
must local land offices aud that attorneys
or Others must not be allowed TO make them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
NATIONAL GUARDSMEY ARRESTED.

Two orderlies and a sergeant of he list
Regiment while "sylarkng" in iron. Of their armory
last night were arrested by Detective Price Of the
Twenty-ninth Precinct and locked in the ThrtieIh
street station on a cnarge OF dlsOrderlY c0nauet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
CHARGED WITH POISONING HER HUSB4ND

QUEBEC, Sept. ga few days ago D. h'
Coates, age twenty-eight. prosperous NC
chant of Bulwer Village in TINS peos'as~
died suddenly. Poisoning was suspected anu Wv
stomach was brought here for analysis Dr' N,aov
PROFESSOR Of ToxcioOgy IN the Laval University, lie
cred that death caused ny strychnine, S Win
widow ee twenty four has been arrested Guar seu
the crime II Is known that she lately oo'"i"o" ''''
ninn from q drugglsI IN SherDr0Oke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE NETWORK POST OFFICE.
Mr.. HATToN SATISFIED WITH THE REASONS WHY
MORE MONEY WAS ASKED FOR
By TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.]


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE]
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The FIRST Assistant
General said to-day hat he had received
satisfactory explanations from Postmaster Pearson on
arain ponts relating to tho application for an addl-
tona for clerk hire, and that the matter VIII
now receive early attention 1t is understood that one
OF the points respecting which information de-
sired was the necessity for the employment OF "med
cal officer" in the New-Y0rk Post Office. Postmaster
Pearson has explained that the person acting as med
cal officer is an educated PHYSICIAN who In addition to
his other duties examines all the other employees wno
assign Sickness as reason for asking leave Of absence
and plead illness. As tho number OF the employees In
the New-YOrk Office including the letiercaTrleIs Is
nearly 1900 1t to be quite desirable that there
should be a man capable OF judging to the physical
condition OF those who plead illness as an excuse lor
absence. o,..,nt
III Is asserted that there has been an unusual amount
of sickness among the clerks In the Executive DePrt-
inepts in Washington since the enactment OF Tue Jaw
which allows them be absent with pay Dol e4ceeuhs
thirty DAYS any year. except on account Vi
Ii may become necessary IN order 10 peVeht apusS vi
This provision aud detect malngery 10 nave neuc
officer attached 10 Of the Executive departments
10 st applications and examine applicants LOT hich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

many but without being commissioned TO do so and ha
made report on both sections TO the Interior Depart
ment The question for the acting secretary to decide
was whether the additional report should be accepted
Gays he can ind precedent for the action Of com.
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE COREAN EMBASSY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.--The Corean En-
bassy viii leave the 7lh inst Tor Washington.
where they Will stay month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE ATCUIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.

BosTON, Sept. 3.-The amount OF AtcniSon'
Topeka and Santa re stock just transferred 70 'no
English hou.e OF Barring Brothers h Co for nvestaen'
nnrnoss Is go o00 or $4,000 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
FATALLY HURT BY RAILWAY TRAIN

John Sehelz, of West-st., Newark, tried TO
jump OH passing Murray ST., In that city, last
night and was fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
o l o l o l 4 o %
40 o . . y l-6


=
Al Ncw-Brighton, ). Istaten Island, 10: Athletics
OF Elizabeth, n. j., o. 49,
Al dCphla-'t LOUIS, :; Atnletlcs, .; fhlaucl-
plia, q, Providence ..
Al Detrolt-Detr0il, II Buffalo, 4.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING, 4; Cucinnati ..
Al BaltinOre-BaitimOrc II; Columbus %.
A 1 uarrisburg-BrODRlyu, IL; Harrisburg, o.
A. Keading-Actiyc, Is; Trenton, T.
dispatph sent ont by the Associated Press last
night announcing that new baseball association had
beer formed under the name o. tho American League OF
Pro.es siOna Baseball Clubs, and that meeting Tor the
uurpose of putting the league Oh a solid foundation
would he held NJ Pttsbnrg on September II The lis
pach announced also that the majority Of the League
nro,ccf the principal object in forming the assOcia
lion being to abolish what Ia known as the eleven
reserve rule" The Brooklyn Club mentioned
of the clubs that had Joined the new association. Mr.
Byrnc the president of that club. seen last night by
m HIBt porter. He Indignantly denied That he had
inned any association. He snid however, that ne
had been approached by "A young man named jackson
about some such project, but that he had
refused TO have anything 10 40 Win ~ Otner
baseball men said That the projectors were irresponsible
person, aud that they were willing 10 wager that the
project would out 10 be a hzze. IL was
sad that jackson Is mere youth, VINO at one
ume sold seOre-cards at the Polo Grounds that moro
recently he was connected with sporting paper
this week for The paper published paragraph
warning pubc that jackson was no longer III IT'S
employ. Nearly all the League and American AssOcia-
ton recently agreed 10 stand Dy the eleven men
rule IL Is possible that new base ball association may
be formed and atit will nave eleven men rule, but
IL s lmproba that tine League and American Assoca.
lion club managers VIII cOunIunanoe IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

RUNS elfnrl-E0Npsf, " NrTIOVOIIaI = FIIsI Dasr Oy
.rto,s Lrliisc D: Metropolis struck Eclipse,
los Metropolitan l. Lett on bases ECLIPSE o. heoioli.
ian VI hits Ncl-O. 1hree-Dase hits, kennedy.
Mid pchrA Weaver, l. Passed bais--uliiyan, inns
of saine --Oas hours nfty two minutes Umpre-Mr.
lie Kingston aud Delaware mines played n game at
WaaLngt on Park Bro0h yesterday with the follow
Ina result:
Kingston. ......................... %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRE saturl

hSUEs-Qulet and unchanged
t'DEFEF-SpOt blo ialIly active and nlln; fa lOSc.
Sales 2344 bags ex Rubens. l.257 bags eS Prinz
4In,.cbt glb Oibers. and Loo bags sr
ISfo on private terms. in first hands. G,,7j
has Ortins active and lJG2d points iigher closing
.tav. tbee arc lmOrs OF October
and November II being likewise reported tIat these
~ ,nonths have been gev 0yeCsod other operators
ov dnoSon 10 ~ l. though there also cover.
Inc oday sales 5000 bags 10 at SO a. for october.
s6jas76 for November; $40 $500 i0i neeemBari s4y0
55 for January c45GAJ5 for FEBRUARY; St3AS 20 for
Marrb X 5Ogy 81 for ApgiG &iO0H7J for July. md 90
% on pcT of lie year. 10 points paid o.
Loo Jauuary March closing % iot0Ns Ogt09'T 81.
40 S0vemIe- a. 10: Deco nUer. 500 @6Jo Iag laIy-
S5uaS 81; February s.50JSJ5. March, SyOg' 90 July.
s7u0s.sO; Eugus, 90 MID We niI SO nch sD nat
bsigegs H prEcucaly checked $50 bags MaracuD0 sold
on rrivtr ,- -. .
for old but was quiet sales j6o yaes $50 las cFc1Es n
ludin 100 Tor EXPORT spinning and 2VO nJccu2
tinT iverei on c0ntracts 80 baeS Receipts % no
ris TO-DAY 81 ia bales agant 22UU9 this day week,
audyl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ITALIAN EYwAYS. BY JOHN ADDNGroN sIhofps'
lomo PIP 31s, Henry Holt & Go.

ITALIAN BYWAYS BY JOHN AppNGIoN 81 ""'i'
lomo. PIP. 31s, Henry Holt d 20.
# cannot be said that in this book Mr.. Symonds
has tni In, best foot foremost for the Essays which
stand first in the volume are The dulicst OF the COZ
lection In the sketches of scenery and TecoTGs OF
,mpressIons contained in the papers, beaded Au-
tumn WandeFings," Spring WandeunRs," etc. the
nuthor disappoints us. He shows sympathy with
nature am intelligent and poetica interest ID the
oorntry which ne has studied closely but he docs
not excel in description; his pictures axe elaborated
hut not vivid; and ms attluent style Is olIen 50
mich oYerstraiued that it affects US Ike man VINO
cannot move easily because he IS too careful OF MS
dress An illus ration of this defect shls iondhesS
for inversicns. Here is specimen IRON MS nrst
page:
No,yn into the gorge surnamed Of Avalanche, our
horses plIuged ana there we lost the sunshine III
we reached the Bears Walk, opening upon the
wales of Albuls, and Julier, and Schyu. bu0 uP
above shore morning hght upon lltsh SNOW, aHu
streo torrent-clcven slopes, Teddening with nun
dTed fading plants, elc'
This is weak aud efleminate style, because its
principal note is affected avoidance Of the natural
order OF an English sentence. We find ourselves
longing for something straightforward Simplicity
and directness are the first elements OF suengIhj
and when these are wanting elegance becomes tire
some and Ineffective Mr.. Symonds is vastly better
Here he has something fresh and interesting TO say;
while IN ms scenery pieces he strikes Us as an in
oustrious literary man who has found a picturesque
subject aud is somewhat oppressed by the duty OF
writing about it,
Atraps,aton of NJ Jules Verne's --latest romance
"Godfr.y Morgau." has just come from the pr s,
of Charles Scribucr's Sons. 1t is sort OF chrome
"Robinson Crusoe," and amusing from IT'S very
absurdity. The hero is youth with passion for
travel and his uncle, a Californian magnate, under
takes TO correct thjs. He has the young man cast
as if by acc tent on an unlnhabtcd island IN the
Pacific. and graf ihes him with various adyen-
lures by means OF sham abrgno' ana an nm
ported nan Friday Master Morgan Is taken from
bis SAVAGE abode at the theatrical moment when
he Is threaten by death hv FIRE, li1ns and tiger'
and ret1rus to san Francisco ctfectuahy cured
of roaming u. Verne Is ingenious, but he Goes not
yet rival Detce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-08
STARlN'S ,.,. ,,.D,o.r, ,c,ov
COMPANY.

SIARiNS .,,,. ,,,,,,,
- Gan RIVER AND HARgoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
OGcc Pier - y. H.. foot Of Corlanitst.
Cosncuts freight forwarded rs directed 10 any plr5
oithe world -
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DlSPATCH
orders fo7 delivery OF All klls o.reiSl5 AMI msr
ehand,s- to any part OF The city.
sEAAND uARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGuTERAGE.
Freight o. every description promptly hshorei to any pont
IN the harbor al reasonable rates
sTEAMBOATS BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. sadn aud Eastus Coming for NEW
HAVES leave Pier Is y. H.. at p daily Saturdays
eIceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.iork and
New.Iiayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. H. & W. itit receiver at fsr 10
For Sew. ayen and points East. al Pier IL
NORTH saOItE' ATEN ISLAND.-Eieyen Miles for
Ton Cents VIA steamers Iron ricr E. H. 1901 "
Whteaallst
CENTRAL sHIPNAED, Communiplw, N. J.-Dry DOCKS
Machine and shops Everything ap2ertadug totla
construction and rcpsir Of vessels
rpROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE New
4 steameY. SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave PIER
No a. s. H. foot ~ GhTisOphers. d'Y except saturday,
y. cplIfstlg WIth morning h,s lof AL pOiht'
North. SUNDAY steamer touches al Albany
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOu-
j sATONIC and NAUGATUCk ltAlLROAD5-atea iieIf
leave Catherne-siip ii o. - 3OU p M z1a,at EAS'
RIVER $40 D. m. Fare lower than by any other route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-08

AND NEW.YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
49, WAY.
IN and n, n lrv October - .,...,
Trains leave DesU0sses and CoraDdT street Slt'ohs
~ b.! as'1 Ouya-, tuuL Avu""A Luo -'' 'A'Jo''''
~. boa. r IN
For Albany and Catskiu Village, ga m~ 800 am llHo
For Oswego Oneida Norwich sidney Hancock sSOa M:
FOR IIockand Livingston Manor, Liberty and FnusDurs
Kingston Highland POUCH keepsie Marlboro q M $50
- il:2O a. M, 4;SO D. 5'2O p M. aud - p IN m
"Newlmrg IS a M 80 a. m, ll:2O nir 4'SOp m 5;2O
FOR Mtddictown and Campbell HaE $780, rl'2Oa me-
Az 90 Zy W,st point CranstOn's $500 $500
s.SH ~ W. Oa M 4lO p M, 800 y. in' 1;@O p l' -
!, m l'. M and go ior D.-"Uh ah. NiahSlouA
.paily. Other trains eo,ly except Sunday. IN 49, 49,
,nr.r l.,I. v ..l. 4 U . .dd IL U ~. trains
ioparlor unet cars ;2o III train Ioi syraes and
: ~. .uat, -'eslns Go o. . "' ""'n III '' ~
~ Pullman sospinEcars wr OsWego on D. M ualh'
tables a. s15lons ADD AZ oLloesO % lhooou'
sylvlgil RtrJl Slttl u b.OVe,
P' "a ICUur st Annex office loot OF ~
S%I Civ Nos 81, 9OI 2Gl. 40 Vtd LES boaISS Sy 70
,cn S,tuare No 137 Cth-lye. no lbo EHsS lS9tS:
pen6syyana Railroad Station foot pesoIosseSs~ Nn" '"
G0S1'n"'' HENRY MON ETr, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-08
LIVE sroox MAaEErs-BY TzLE5EA ~ -,

ErTFNo. oct eCattle-Reeeipts Io' sss wssS 10000,
lo1 "on-igned through 2J0 cars sg CHOICE
n5 gpiees s6ade higher Fair to Good -
to-day l40o head tGs az. ys0OC head;
p0n 100 for tho time last MoeA HothIaR
lal Cor,gued through l25 cars mfEee lambs az
tont Pexcept salo one load OF Mixed 9nsop ~
Receipts today 66oo heat to dS s.ad receipts
hOns- 80 "a ne Il ne weak ol,0uO ae shade
% ihroagh 100 cars demand gooa tn Sng as Com.
CoAslsnO Choice Workers - Ss a 20 q
hlghIr, rar "A 100 50 zO Good Medium Anu h'"''
| So 40; PisS 81 oV"Vi w
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Express Trains NcwYorI via DcsUrosscS ana Cort
aud street Ferries a follows.
SIS 40 $50 10 aud IL IIui,icu II l, 800 $40 l.
,, 6 T. and D. and II light. sundays ., - Linn
itcd ana 10 a. 1. g. 7. and NJ. ani - nlghJ
Trains leaving daily except sunday, az A. NJ
10 ami ] 10 a. Me- =. ami D. m, connect a. trenton
camden.
Rstrnug traus cave BTOadst Station Phadep ha 1901.
$40 $50 545. 40 except Monday 600 30 SO \ 50
a. M. tlltIted Express and 90
Ia =. q, 6sO 7iJ ami SO y. On SUNDAY, 1901,
3;l5 800 4J, i.3j. ; 80 m i.2O Lmto $780, 7tj )
and s. 20 D. Leave Philadelphia via Camden a ~. and
4.tu ID. M daily EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ticket Offices $50 So and ga Broadway AstOr UOuSs
and loot OF Dcshun-'rS and COrtaaiJ stt t0ut g. tnt
rogkIyu Annex station foot Eu;On-Ss, BcJlAiFn Nos
E. fjpf- lIobpKeu station jersey CtY. ImgrauJ Tick
Of OCIcc 80 y Battery Place aul Castle Garden
The sew. York transfer Company Will call Tor Ait cheCS
bJrulgc FROM hotels and v'Salsl'eL .-
CHARLES H. PtGH, j. X WOOD
General Manager General IlSS'r Agent
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TUE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NEW.Y0RE, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement OF tain, rom Chambers street Depot
60 m.-Duy except SUNDAYS Day Express, d1wingroom
coSrhes IN t9cUci1HI CTIoni,at' and SbicigS 9''7
=. tDalvD-"St Louis Limited Exprcss-NO extra
arriving 725 M; Niagara Falls No.; salamanca
to2 H. ni cleveland l;4op M linclnnatI e2O p M. ~
Detroit $40 p. M; Toledo 525 p IN. ami Indianapolis
OF Pullman Day and SIerpmg Coaches 10 Bnghlmton.
Imra Bpa,% Ma era talls Cincinnati and Chicago
sl5 .. m. EmicuHt train for the West
hut4r,o5l aEl Pa,S'c 3 ~ c3o P %p l92l a. m. Il
2munignt. sundays $50. 1920 a m. lAj, $50 p.
P1sIs6a b. 800 1850 ESQ., 1890 a. M II noon l45 ,
3jH I:iO 3 80 $50 g. TO- 63O 7:SO \ iJ lO:O D. m and
T. midnight NnIdays Is. $780, 10 20 m, l4J, $780, $3.50
pNcwark and Paterson VIA Newark Gao $40 1850 H.
S3 mi 2- Sundays a. m Sio $50 ~ NJ saturday
Sulern d, I;59 s:m ITO a. M l45 800 >, o;53 O:to
l4O $40 p. M, ana l. midnight
Ncwburg lud cornwall $50. 9 a. M, $3.50. 49, pm.
Rana5ur and Kingston and Montgomery. a, %3Op
s@ 9i@scn So 75o o. 1920 NJ $3.50, 1890 3 SIS M
Sunday g. $50, lo:3o H.. ~ M p PIN tn sin n m
sunday \ 80 1870 a M, $50 p No.. The $50 A. m aud
4io p. trains connect Si,n u oI hAIo'a al N"ns@
P0Tt iervls 1850 .. 1920 a. M 40 D. o. oilo D. M sun
Az s'{G lO:3Oa M. g. G:3O and D. M
boats 2jdst quarter OF ana quar- 70, "y Vt' Lohe
frnI a M to 9.l5p ul and at lul5 ana lao p III
pug coaches be obtained aui orders for the checking
transfer Of Gaasagc may be 'IiJ al We M :
Courts Brook w. or az the Coupauys Depo% y,r . p
,nreS, trains from the West arrive IN Newt orK al iilV
and fl22 ni 4 2n aB P52 cn Passr Agent NowYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
~ Trains for EuglewOOd Slostcr ret , anu
NS" l5 ,linigbf sunday I Q .. m. and 7j p. N.
Manuel spring Valley and housey 7'lN los H. soup n'
Sundays a. N ABBOTT. Genp Pass'r Agent New-fork.
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DEM sYLyANIA RAILROAD.
on and after % {. %. l-S.
IuTAT TpTTNE LINE

y
AND UNITED STATES VI AL fDl If.
Ta.uslraye NCw.fOr via DrsbOsSs ant COilaHu SIec'
FuTIIrs follows
Harrisburg ttsb1rg The West and South with Pu lunar.
Palace .l,si. aui aaliY NcW pA
CHICAGO Limited %. parOr Dining smoking and sleep
iug %; . 4. no every olY ,..--.
MilDamspnr Lock Haven o. No. r. NJ CORY ana Eric et
come cling at CORY for Ilu-Tie. Petroleum Cen
ire and tie 10 Regions . ,,.....4----,
la tiWoTr Washington ana the Nolfh, iiM't'' N"Ni
ENurrss Pullman Parton Cars CNy except sunday 10
a. M arrive WASHINGTON 100. REGULAR via T. ana T. r.
r. atbl5 aua 5 80 9. No. g. 4o and ~ and J. night Vi.
H. and o. r.. r.. ! and 3 -. m. and - night. .... $3.50.
sunday r., and +. b. r., M. anu = hiShj VA
~ and u T.. H.. Z p. 90. and l-Blgut .,
Fol Atuuuu ~. except SUNDAY, .lj a m, ana p m
For Cape Nav except sunday, - ami "a 10 a. W. .
IoI branch. Bay Head Junction. ana lnteIiucta s''
lions Railway and AmGpy. 10 aud y T. ul - U3'.l
BIO. Gud ; D. M On SUNDAY, q. n ana . p III "oc'
.rOp 10 N-bury Park . -- -. .-.....
connect WI ~ llI,"-l alif
at Jersey lv i0riag spcciy ana drvcs transfer tor
Trans From PIT, bure 600 aud ll2oL NJ. 730 and
lO9bu IN daily ant 4 m. daly. except Monday. FROM
WASH ngfor, IN baltimore $50 . 70 D. 100 5b S:+a
loss AMI no. So .. sunday, $780, $50 q. m l"jo ana
lo.Un m From .tmDrr, ls2U %. M; ON SUNDAYS 30
pm. From Philadelphia 800 t:2o $50 0o5 .LGA!Sssgt
Nopdty % 20 $40. lUAO Il:iO M, l-O. >, 35U, $50
r.2G 80 Sd 30, lUto loss aud 1850 p M sunday,
$50 ego $50. 70j 1855 d mi G:-0 100 49, IO-o
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