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Bombay More Crowded Than London.

London Letter t. Manchester Examiner.
One of the results Of the Indian census, the
various returns Of which are now being col
lated, is to show that Bombay, the second city
in the British Empire, is more crowded than
London itself. The density Of population in
London in the most densely peopled P'rts is
less than the density Of IL most crowded sec
tons Of Bombay, with population
Of more than 10000 people. These
sections have an average popu-
la'ion Of 4sS.s7 per acre. In Bombay
the average Of population is about So per
acre; in London 4o The extreme 10 London
rises to zaz per acres, whereas in Bombay II
rises to 759 The population OF the sections
in which the crowding is double that Of the
most crowded divisions of London is equal
to more than 81 per cent. Of the total poPula.
ton, but the area Of these sections is emily 81
per cent Of the island. In other words 81 per
cent. OF the population are crowded upon 81
per cent. Of the surface Of the land.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14
Large legislative Bodies.

from the current.
Our House OF Representatives, by the last
apportionment, numbers gas members. The
Speaker has felt the disadvantage Of this in
creased membership in making up the regular
committees. lie will find it much more diff
6cult TO preserve order in such large
body Of men. Yet our Lower House Is small
in comparison with the similar branches
OF the British and Continental parliam ents.
The British House OF Commons numbers 65S
members; the French Chamber about 100 less;
the Spanish Cortes between GOO and 700;
the Italian Chamber between 500 and GOO.
These bodies are all too large and difficult TO
manage, and the progress Of legislation is
necessarily slow. The time los. in the
British Commons, merely counting the vote,
is serious matter, since the divisions are
turned out OF the chamber and individually
counted as they come back through different
doors. Our method is much swifter, but II
the membership Of the House is to be largely
increased every decade. by the beginning Of
the 7oth century we will have one Of the most
unwieldy parliamentary bodies in the
civilized world.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14

Has received the largest stock of English.
French and German goods ever brought to this
city. All styles and colors. Only first-class
tailors employed. Suits made up in the latest
style, at the lowest possible prices, and per-
feet at guaranteed.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14

Free Mission Baptist, Lavarra street, Fosrth
Ward. Rev. j. W. Williams pastor. services
every Sunday at 3 and s p. IN, Prayer meeting
every Tuesday and preaching at Sp. IN. ON
Thursdays.
New Light Free Mission Baptist, IAvacca
street, Fourth ward, Rev. j. Holmes, pastor.
Services every sunday at andS p. IN: Prayer
meeting every Friday, preaching at p. NJ. on
Wednesday and saturday.
st. Paul Methodist, east Alameda street. Rev
n. Carnes, pastor. Services every Sunday,
ani Wednesday and Friday 'nights.
African Methodist Church, opposite Santa
Rosa Hospital, Second Ward. Rev. J. q. Emory
pastor.
Macedonia Baptist Church, Pecan street, Rev
l.. q. jordan, pastor. Services every sunday
at and o'clock D. IN. Sabbath school at o.
IN. Services Thursday night and prayer meet
Ing Tuesday night
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14

international and Grea. Northern
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14
Song of the Hen.

A minstrel am OF single lay,
But sing the whole day long;
In the crowded coop or the breezy way
l MARBLE my simple aonK.
Only an egg, with its clear white shell,
The sea hath no pearl more fair
Aud over that spheriod cackle aud yell.
And halo and wrestle and rear.
N. Y. Truth.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14
The Road to Smithereens.

George Francis Train predicts that Mr.. Gould
will go TO smithereens or thereabouts in very
short time. Mr.. Train has lately arrived from
that locality, and can do Mr.. Gould a favor by
giving him few points Of travel.-Cncinnati
ENQUIRER.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14
ARE YOU AFF'LICTED2
Brief Description the Diseases othe Eye Ear and Throat With
a fen References of Remarkable Cures, By Dr.
NJ s. BWnhdm

felt the knfu specialist treating diseases Of the Eye Ear and
such as Kansas City
thes orga
madeth eacquain o
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14

Mark Twain once likened an honest man In
politics to a bottle OF cologne In glue facto-
ry.- Moralizing Exchange.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14
An Improbable Prophet.

vennor predicted a warm January. There Is
something warm In store for such prophets rs
Nennor.-Courier-Jou Journal.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14
The Flatbush SOLDERING

The testimony OF the HiRbie-vnughan cas'
word kiss" occurs LIZ times.-N. Y. Truth.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14

No Objection to Washington
out OF a job-the liveliest man in America,
one Butler by name.-Phiadelphia Times.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14

LEAVES. ARRIVES.
Houston-( Express) 1;l5 a. IN. 800 p. m.
douston--(Mixed). 4i5 y. IN. 800 a. IN.
Westward-fro and
from III Paeo).... $40 .. IN. $40 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17

only exaggerations OF what occurred with every
other stock on the list AS no further faiiures Were
announced at the Board. and there were no iuf'het
reports Of outside financial difficulties the market
toward the close waxed strong and generally ehoeu
OF the best figures Of the day. The reports OF
large European buying. however are w''hous
foundation: prices in London are lowerthanhe here ana
Furore before has never come into this market as
purchaser until We have established subStautial
and lasting advance in prices. The general lm-
preston at the close of business OF men whose
opinions do not represent personal interest was
that the crisis had passed and that for the present
no further financial difficulties were to tie appre-
hended.
The dealings in Government bonds were unnsua,-
" large and the 4s iuctuated like fancy stock
of the speculative genus the final bids show de-
cnes of u per cent for the S. of III for tho as
and of p for the ilas. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
COTTON aARKETs-rY rELz7alP4.

LIVERPOOL May l6-l230 p. m.-Cotto1 Guei; Middiins
Uplands SID do. Orleans "A. sales. 1000 bales,
baies including e. 90 bales American rutnres-Upands
low MddnE claus May and June delivery lid also
46Id, do. June and July delivery, l6B4d also sd;
do July and August delivery 2l-5td: also 2264d do
Angus. and september delivery !56td also .tjid. do
September and october delivery, J2264d also 23Gd do
aud November delivery ll-64d; do September
doliveryG .s64d FUTURES steady.
Tenders OF deliveries at todays clearing were 800 bales
old docket. -.o,o, -
bales spectators TOOK coo bales; exporters took $500
bsT forwarded from ships side TO spiuners 200
bales actual export SlOu bales total receipts 80 900 bales
American $4,000 Daes total stOcA $4,000 baea American
722OJu slesi 9mount Of cotton ahoat. 10000 bales
American 1900 bales
he sales OF the dy Included 92eO bales
livery 564d sellers; May aud june delivery, lo64d
SELLERS do June aud July delivery, l'G4d ynm do July
tember delivery odd sellers do September and october
delivery 2.6id buyers do. OsObeT and November de-
lyery 2e4d ,eers DO November and December delivery
-.G4l. sellers do september delivery. 2HH4d. value
D. m-Jotton-Futures- Uplands Low Mddhns clause
May delivery, l5G4d buyers; do May ami June delivery
bl6!d uuyers do June and July delivery s6id buyer
september delivery 2lUid buyers; September oc
to6er delivery 2iGtd sellers do October aud November
delivery l2vid value; do November and Decembee de
livery d std yauci do. september delivery 2v,d4d
GALVESTON, May ld-Uotton qnet Mdding, IL III Low
Middng Ms Good Ordinary. l0 net and gross receipts
WeekySet receipts ls5 bales gross, 90 bales;
Coastvse, 1888 bales; saos, SAG bales.
ding iO7s Good Ordinary 10 10 net aud gross receipts
S bales Exports CosstNse 81 bales sales 80 bales stock
weeky-Nei receipts i5G bales gross i5G bates Exports
SEw ORiEANe. May 10 Cotton dun; Miedns IL 81 Low
hideins lis Good Ordinary lOt net receipts in6 bales
France BALE. sales 400 bales stock is9 SSi bales
Weeky-Ne receipA 1913 bales; gIoss 2725 bales, Ex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
rrpopE.N PRODUCE Markets.

LIVERPOOL May 10 Provisions ro Ss
aOs, Long Cear Nddes, 43s 0di short Clear Miune,
4is OH short RIBS AS Cd, Shoulders 35s perowt b ssi,
9is for Indian Mess India mess oia OF u..,
Mess 7s oil per Dbl: Prime Mess Eastern, fss west
srn Gys Llrd-kmsTican t's I'd. Prime western 50 a.;
LAID OIL 1876 Cd. Hams-Long Cnt s. Od shouluets .. >.
Butter Dos per cwt for finest United states Cheese
American Choice Whea-Red Western spring s. 90
a7s ID. Red Winter Is sd So per cenal No sprtny
Is sd New western Winter Is sdi New Mixed western
7s ID Genital CornMiIeS old o. & no.
2ss 3D., do At London 24s 3D. per cwt Resned fctro,
ieum G4d per gallon Clover seed-A mercan hed as
Ss4s p,r cwt. TalOw 3js I'D. per cwt Rosin-Comnen'
a. Cd PALE o. los ga Lnseei OF. POS ID per cwt mn
THE receipts the past three days wore
cenal including 10 900 Receipts of corn 1looOo
ccntals. .,o, NJ, ,s. zs,o z.
Der ton Calcutta Ln.od 42 sd 42s % per quarter in
per gallon Spirits OF Tnrpsntins, 2s Gd per c rI
Snerp, III - ton Rosln-Commen, 49,: uli
PPp,s ss Ills Proyson,-Lard AS Cd. per cwt for
American sugar Is Cd per ewt Tor Cnoa ans ef nn,
fqa pOarising $50, ald l5s. 3D. GIVE va iof S"pa s
coTado fair refining ahoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17

bv NJ Goldsmith; 200 tho Iydlan Monarch BY p r. Ling.
Inn and 200 ON the same by Martin Fuller CQi
:00 quarters 81 Rect The city Of Berlin by sherman ~ u
let and 500 quarters Beef and 1913 oafcasses OF MUTTON
ON Inc CITY OF Rome spain aud d. v0nis ny Joseph tRsah
nal tho total shipments for the week !bV Live 'uo'
400 Guarfrrs OF Beef and 45S Carcasses 81 Mntlon M
INES-RcceIpts were 95S he2d-161 ~ tuthN 10 at
JCrscy CITY and 100 washington Market I0ta or 81.
DAYS head against $40 10 for ihe same tme ae.
week At GOthst there almost complete slagIMlOn Va
trade slss made being at reduction OF more &c
per pound r. :. Kase sold at Jersey CITY W
Veals 100 average, at CHE and W Haynes sold 10 Hssn'
ington Market 10 Extra Jersey Veas $50 average az &c
Fall TO Prime Veals may be quoted at 6dIcj ButlernnN
Calves at lsdi &C. .,,.- -. ,o,o
pressed Calves opened firm and fraction higher bt iate
feeling Best Jerseys s0d AZ v0lu
Common 10 Prime States ami Peansyvanians at At.
Dressed Buttcrmlks at 5G7 &c. city Dressed sofa W
lO2c. =, ... ., o aaf
hf al ut Jersey City and $50 Spring Lambs az
Market Total arrivals for six days 29OJV head s
The market wa, dun aud weak Tor az
nnsslablc very lite psiness done al o0ihst ana
al Jersey city sheep good enough 10 DIg
GLc Sellers quoting Common from q 10 &c O"er MI"
a break ga prices Ia not unl rolabe -.
The supply % Lambs rather light ana inc aIst
fairly sustained Two Of Ordinary To- Coca II q luz
sold M Jerseys at the extremes o 81 oO@>o OV P
head and by the u at 100 L. 80 $500. -. ,,ros,od
Dressed Mutton sold at l0Gl2c closing weak bres'c"
Spring lambs closing fairly AZ l4alt :, , =,
HOCS- Receipts 20 cars OF 2SlD mead ~ 'is
4Otlst and Jersey CITY, Total Tor SIX 49, ~ q
market ruled with Common 10 6o'u western
- M H.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YonK, May lG-BEEV Es-Receipts l3G cars OF
25.4 head-l52 NJ Jersey Guy at tbs Total
for six Including Weohauken arvasJ lO3ss head
against 1885 head for the time las week
EXPORT steers the arrivals leaving l5 ears
to DO sold Including Few he'd Oyor IrJn Wednesday
The OF "a cars Of sta jle-fed Cat.
tie from Pennsylvania surprise 10
many the sellers and 10 all the Shterers and 80
increased the supply materially deprociae pr1cc.
Trade opened with weak feeling and tho downward
before the close decline strong
head with sales 4o lower fair export demand with.
out which anything approaching clearance would have been
impossible prevented serious break In prices hir
teen Of sun FED steers from Cincinnati and
Peoria sold s602df6 ~, and Of
Good sti Bulls at s. l2igdSj ~, with
Of Common at 81 COat4 81 The range i0rCommOn 10 Choice
COrnicd Cattle lOa. 10 dress boa - H. with
picked steers seinng 22s few Dry COVE SOLD at
bc to dress So H. Exporters bought some 400 head ~ III 4
el2c 10 dress SO 10 including l7j Prime stable fed eteers
purchased Of A. Lehman By Levi Samucls al scan 81 per
loo IN.
Shipments tomorrow include 500 1--we Cattle on the Cysta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
FRIDAY, May lG-P. ".


To-dsys Developments detract nothing from the
importance that was attached to the failure of
Messrs Fisk & Hatch. On the contrary, their
operations i'll connection with the Newark Savings
Bank point to complications that yesterday were
not suspected. But the opportunity for nights
reflection served TO stay panic at the Stock Ex-
change The sun neither rises nor sets in the
Office of any one banking firm, nor III that of any
single speculatOr, no matter what may be the
smount of reported capital of either. The market
cpened firm instead of weak; but the announce
ment of tho suspension Of the Stock Exchange firm
of Messre III. G. Hardy 81 Co., and the Immediately
following report that the Newark Savings Bank
had closed its doors, were wet blankets upon the
general feeling that " the worst was over and That
stocks were a purchase for q considerable rally.
Those events. however. exertcd only mOmentary
effect upon the market. What did seriously affect
the general temper was later sudden break III
Lake Shore stock from 50 TO 81 The stock had
opened down per cent at 49, but had recovered TO
s9lc when the pressure to sell it became urgent.
and il quickly fell Sig per cent. The sales did not
have the character OF O raid, and there is proba-
bilty In the story that they were for the account
of a forced loan at bank yesterday to secure An
oyer-certIfication which was to be made good be-
fore Clearing House hours to-day. OF course such
drop In Lake Shore was not without
effect upon the general market But there was
q wonderful exhibition of Iecuperative energy that
quickly displaced depression by something akin to
buoyancy. Lake Shore aferward rallied TO 80, sold
back to 81, up to SO, and ended at So. The trans
actions in It amounted TO 45,65S shares-the isrg-
ct business IN any one Stock its fluctuations are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rieer. Tesssis AMI RairottS.
NEW YORK, Nav l6 1891
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw.YoEK. Nay lG. 1871

COFFET-pio the SPOT vas dull ard noninGl at lotc
Far cargo Optlnns dull opening rather weak aul co'-
inc siaeder sales IL bags closing follows NAV,
S5Ossj5; June SIS a so; July, 500 90 AuEnst
So y 20; SrUcmher ard October S10dS1J; November.
75Q8 so. aud December SSJGS"o. Mild very quiet 9Uo
bags guayrl sold private erns The tone Waa iest
firm. At auction - SOS bags Santas sold al &c.
COTTON-Srot Cotton l.lGc. lower and quiet today.
SoIcs n bsles StS last evening ali fOT hone
ton Delivered contracts 200 bales Receipts ~ the
porfs TO-DAY bales against 2Jj1 ast week, and lOOIb
last year Tor the bales ljl77 last week
and 42.722 year Sincc september !, 41"3@J bales,
against 100 20 same period last season.
The quotations according 10 tins American cassncatoh W
follu
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seller 10 days.
CLOSING PRICES OF cALTFOsNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCI5CJ Nay l6l3}L
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NLW-YoRK, May 1G.
The excessive rates for money and the prac-
teal suspension Of settlements on contracts between
many prominent houses in the oil trade combined 10 re-
duce the trading at the Petroleum Exchange this morn
ing, minimum. The market opened at "a cents rose
and then sold down rapidly O. cents At this price
United Pipe Line certificates showed decline from Sat
udsy night Of 29o cents When the clearances of yes
terday made safely and the improved OF the
stock market developed, the petroleum speculation
became active, end prices. while feverish and
widely fuctuating, rose TO 7sI2 cents. The close
made with q more confident temper existing among
traders at 77l2 cents.
The range prices and the total dealings fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17

No clesrances reported from OF city, which i
indication OF difficulty but nothing was known OF It's
character during business hours The Exchanges have
decided TO close ut instead OF p from now 10 June
l. There Is little doubt that this Will be made permanent
Refined OIL unchanged.
BRADFORD, Penn, May 16Crude oil closed firm; total
runs Thursday, 73,s45 bbls.; total shipments, so49l
bills; charters. 30794 bbs clcaranccs. G0O9,000 bhs
United Pipe Line Certificates opened at 10 and closed at
77ti highest price, 7sj lowest, Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
fit biLOCk.
NOn-.iCld
Fancy

B.A Fancy At,
h sYf"S' Sc Seq az caor' CON- Hide. siEai,.
M sa;,..27 Jas g % -a35s 55s@26 $3.@25
g gsaTS 2Ss. 60 ssq, e & 9s.5S zs%5S
Pocr asnas ed all kinds I39g2l
TANNED.
.,iGalf Hack s}5's ds crop
c SS i Bunaio Light -d25cj Middle % o. c..
Damage 1901 &c
S. a. acSu c1 Fr ca oa. s&sp J Ge s5
ss a. sa f Ss d. Jane ne :od AZ o. g cn, d. 6 U
S oc 10 tons DO June l89ce sier ;scond az 10 tons
sisady jPPEa- Du aad ea9or.... LEAD bull.
XAXAt sToEEs,yeTy more or less dpri,'sed
1is"sTd oil dai at - 57c: Lnseed fairly active at 81
PRoVIsi oYs-PoRK- Thcwesi opened about 'Ot per hbl
ana with recovery OF zoe Here tie
SS ss 40 S1 66. '.Si Mes. spot 81 % bo.
nly tN %e Family Ness si7 a5Ts, ' clss Ra a,'
Sis jasi ~ Extra Prime SO cotl3 75.....BEEF-
c+g 'E ia India bs., ., SO 81; Extra Ness SO 30
silasi3, Family. sl.asl .6!;.....BEEF HAMS quiet
a Me, siasi 5ocUT MEArs-5oDbcrs wants 4 Az ~
.9G s OTe1t iSe n 9y ICY sae
o9S d D rS' FcEs s nj ia%, 800 fdGsG &
P e se npa 100 g t' sves quoisd H. y Picked
sss%iS:l: slefj. sni Iii a. %%ssd
foi Clear in NeuYoIk quoted C. FOR chicaa delivery;
Long Clear safe. ana >h0Ft tear. $50 .-.. DRESSED
HOGS Lave not varied In price will uiodera inquiry.
M,ttun 10 Heavy averages quoted 7a,07 Tie IARD-Tle
w, 81 vas very Gepre at the outset ths market
sune break prices cl OF - paints during
rallied points leaving of very Specua
ton is ald there ~ interest shippers
but npOft trading checked by tho difficulty selling
sterling exchange Sales. go tcs. Western steam,
manly for export l. l0a be closing 4oa 545; 100
closing B42c; G50o ties July s.J7as C. closing s Sic
iO5JI August, sl5osBc. closing Sic september
closing 7Oc ear InDted 5dS.Oc.; City Steam
easci aud In moderate demand los ties l1c; OF
No city sales. 100 ties. 71jc.; Rsanel quoted sGUc.
Continent; SC. south Butt ER-Thcrc are
scicis and the feeling continues weak not
disturbed Demand ~ very moderate Elgtn Creamery,
2Jc Western, 23d2jci Lssern % q PC. state Dairy
23c state ana Tabs S925c state Firsin DIARIES
Q 0Ac Western Imitation creamery lo02Oc. Western
The advantage .t with BUYERS butthe mOyemonf onn
uos slack New quoted at lzIy for choice Partly Kn.
mel ga &c: kimmed, "a5ci WtsleTn nat, 7dl2c.....
kGGS-Du and a shade lower State l594d &c. Canadian
l5a.ci Western. l50ljLc
RICE-Quiei. steady and unchanged
SUGAR-Raw fnl and incl anStd on the spot. Fair Re.
foi September Refined dnl Cut Loaf 79,ai,c; Crushed
-, al sc ranuated 167 l-ltci CsBectioucrs 6'.ct
5%@Dne EItrs &c" 5'adjaci -" 5.aS5t Yellow.
'sTEARiNE-ouict, Int held very FIRM City quoted at
97s0 lUc OleOmSI gSIiuo stfS'sc
TALLOW-MOIc aCuVe sud rather weak Prime City quoted
al 40 Toe S2les, 100000 II 6idG9.c.
TIA Dull and nominal for futures spot du 6u steady
New rnssnd Gd3lc; 30 cases 1882 do ale; $50 cases
lSS2 P.nDsylvana a lGc. 100 csSes 1881 dot G.;
bales Havana a II 5cI 100 bales Sumara 4Udsl co.
Medium LUCE dun but steady - hhds for August sold
WooI-There is only light trade being done and prices
great nominal with The tendency dovnwald
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- CITY, RIVER AND nARson TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.

STARIN'S =
~ CITY. RIVER AND nARson TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier ia, n. r.. foot Of Cortiandt-st
Cousgnments Of freight forwarded directed any paw
sf the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery VI all kinds freight en
shandise 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
Dor LI6HTERA0E.
Freight Of every description promptly bshtsred any POM
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBOATs, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAD.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN q. STARIN for NEw.HAvyN, Leaves Ptey
49, N. r. foot of Cortiandtst at daily. tsUNDAYs
excepted
Freight for points d. W. r. received At Pier la
For New-Haven and points East, ct Pier ls.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles foa
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier I, R. foot Of Whit
balst
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. Communpsw n. J.--Dry Docsa
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appegtsnins to the
construction and repair Of yssssA
T'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
NETWORK. LAKE ERE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arransements Of trails. chamSss.'t Depot
fsSsgl snsay m R
coaches a to SieV 1nSinns am exit. charge
% ilns.pall%sn ssspSs saa,o aSriViss
Bs sa ssfa5a FALL: Ssa'S
i's tram: s n.y. Sa
sSa S 5i;
S15pm-Emigrant for the West
Rutherror. and passstc 72D 900 $50 1920 IL
lao 1850 $40 $40 $50 g:i9 $50 $50 1880 N ~ mlnsht
Sundays $50 1920 IN 1 liS GO . = p II midnight
6O $40 $50 $50 s;l6 1921 aud Il midnight
DAYS d $50 1920 m l<5 $50 IN ~ midniEht
Newark aud Paterson via Newark bAo $40 80 IN Slo
<H0 $50 0;0O G2o $3.50 end l2 midnight saturday
n hts only. sundays p;l9 3 m SlO $50 M.
su9ern 100 1910 $3.50 $50 0i30 0l0 81 AMI u
midnislt Sundays $50 1923 m Las $50 IN IL
Warwick 1850 o m &30pm
Newburg and Cornwall $50 IN $50 a:3o sunday
$50
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery q ..sopm
Goshen 8 100 1890 N $50 $50 G3o Sis pm sum
Miidletown 1850 1920 N $3.50 4s0 sis pm sunday
9 $500 lOi20 N ESQ Tho trains m and t3l "a
connect with New York. and Western Railroad
OF Manst, The m train stcps at Manet only an
Pot Jeryis 100 lo'2O m Also . siopm sunday @s0
boats quarter Of and quarter AFTER each hour
IOA0 IN to i2s&5 . every hour . =, ,>,. ,,o.,, AM,
ckets passage and ns IN Drawing Room ana
and transfer baggage may be left st the Company omce
Contst, Brooklyn, or at the Compenye DepSts .,o
Express from the West arrive In Nswfork ATTIC
';So JOHN n ASsofT oonr Ps.sr Agent, HswYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OFNEW- JERSEY,
IN Trains leave Enylewood. Coster Piermont and
NysekT $40 10 m 32Qt 400 ESQ Gao $50 N IA mia.
night Sundays . IN aud up pm. ~
Nspqsis sPtas Valley aud N'n'sy 7lo 10 An 400 u
! ''AJ oxS ". ABBOTT. Qsaa passr Agent Nsw.y~s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE a. BOPFALo RAILWAY
Trains Dtsrosses Corand and foot Of West I'd st
For chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
* r.
For Newark Rochester, Syracuse and Oneida $50 M ~
p m.
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain. Canajohars PORT Jackson
Amsterdam, $50, lls20 o. mi - IN.
Albany and Catskil g. $50 l1;20 M t30 q 4. m.
Eewbnrg Kingston Highland. Poughksepsie ~. 0s0 ll2
= ~; $40, 4.S0. 'Sp. IN.
.Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Bunet Parlor Cara on $50 aud ll2o a. m and 49o p IN
Parlor Buffet Cars $50 a. train for Syracuse and
Rochester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars train for Bunah
and Chicago.
Tickets and tables at stations and at Offices OF the
pany, Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad station brooklyn
No Courtst Annex odice foot OF Futonst; S95 Fulton
ht and No. DeKabavei NewYork City, Nos. i82. 2o7
26 $685. tle, e&g l393 broadway No Union Square No
on foot pesbrosssss foot cOrtandst and West shore
Station foot West t2d.st
6EhRY A0NEgy. Cen. Past; AGENT