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New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
X nrp DTs,

L NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoIHNG,
WASHINGTON, D. G Feb. 10, lSS4.)
Sealed proposals indorseq rp3sas i3r Tobacco WILLIE WI oe
M FOR one hundred and fifty tlOusand 100000 POM Is Of
NAVY Tobacco be deveTeda the Navy Yard, Brookyn,
Y as follows fifty Thousand 100000 pounds in thirty
the balance in ninety days from the date Oh the con-
sDeccatons and forms Of offer viii be furnished by this
Bureau upon application and proposals must be made non
the forms furnished aud accordance with the speclnca
tOns . c1,rrrr
Paymaster General, o. :. n.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
LIVE STOCk MARKET.

ryry yopK Feb 26-BEEVEs- Receipts rs cars. OF
574 head all GOths Mt Eastman had VI caToaes ana
not offered Tor sale to-day
The feeling live CATTLE and the arrivals tomorrow
exceed the reported number strong market may Do
ty Dressed Beef had rather slow sale but prices were
hrm and ,c higher Decent to good sold az 92 Oc avery
PRIME carcasses selling from sau houses as
high as c aud Extra in small way OF even bet
ter figures little western Dressed on saIe, iOi
which Sagc was obtained Inside ngure for Cow Beef.
shipments to-day follows: on the Erin E34 1--we
Cattle by C. $40 quarters Of Beef and zoo caLcas
nv ID Toney 4 Co he Wisconsin takes ont 26SO quarters
Of Beef and OF Mutton for Joseph Eastman
ket ana al AT GOthst limited arrivals manly Fair
10 Prime Veas sold ct sdlOc with few Fed calves al
e nnDv o Country Dressed Veas was rather heavy and
trade allow al he best few Bucks county gong
high 2c CITY Dressed sold at OalSc ana Dressed
- Collins sod Il Jersey veals 1G5b at 1Oc DO at 9c
Eso OTIS sold Veal, POI H. at lOc; do lS2 10 nj NC
SHEEP AND IXMBS-Recepts wero ii cars Of 1852 head
8 cars at GOtst and OfJersey city The demand was
Just equal the supply aud prices were alIy st
~ Lilo outside figure 126 Ohio Mothers 100 ID aver
ere sod by Newton Giet About 80 spring Lambs were
sold in Washington Market at@f aaAO Pei heH" anu Io"
Drcsted Mutton selling at Oc for Fair to Prime, and
Dressed Lambs at lOGll &c. o,.. 1,,- c,-. ,oo
H. c 81 do * b. at &c ll2 Western do, 80 d. at s6 Az
J. + Sadier Co sold. 80 Missouri sheep 100 b. at 6l2c
phienbacE Dewey sold 21O Sheep % %, at sac
Mullen sold ia western sheep % 10 at 20 Oo
do ~ ~, at 50 80; 2lU DO, w ID, al 20
Eycrtt x CO. report - spring Lambs at S'4$lO per
head. oo, -, - .o-, ~.
4Oflsf AID cars at Jersey City. 40 trade IN Live Hogs
The decline IT, CITY Dressed yesterday CAUSES weak lecnY
and Prime Western would hard se ioI more tnSh ~ H.
h re- 1Countly dressed weak aud lower At O2~4Oc lol
Light; Uug &c Medium aud oi2dSs8c Tor Heavy.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
Orear STEAMERS.

RORDEAUX. LINE. a.. Cant, =, Franc.
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DlfES,,s oa
CHATEAU LAFITll '''''''.'..' IrcR 20
From" Prentices stores" lnear wa,t Ferryl Pa
Nice Sc viii save time and expense by taking thshaa
Cabin Including winel $50 steerasa szo'
For passage apply 70 r. LIE BoULANGER, 4e Beayerss
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80, n; K
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN ,o . -
UEIYETIA Mar 80 he q ZEN Mar ID, IiSV Am
'''' FOR LONDON DIRECT. -. -
c,NADA "Wednesday, March 8, 1880 q m
CABIN SIS To SO outward tickets s2oL prepaid steerass
Tickets $50 P.W.J. HURST, Manager % and ~ Sre~o
way, NY.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
111,1. srncK K,fARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Feb. 20 -CantTRecepts to-day "a head; total
for week thus 800 head tins last week, 200
head: consigned throughl4 cars market higher Extra
S6T5HsI OO Common TO tar - %; LSht 10 Good
. l,utciiers's - 2jds - 20.
SsD-RoceIDt. to-day. head total for week Tins far
~ OOO week, 10000 head consigned
though ears firms Fair 10 Good Western, ,! -
ass SU Choice TO Fancy 50 9OdSj 4O Western Lambs 50 10
Qsj 20 49,, e., -,- a..
fac / 800 head; time last week, l,17O head
consgned through 81 cars Good to CHOICE Workers. 80 20
n 0u Light Mixed 81 80 So GOOd Mediums - lOG
Z %: Figs SB 2j0S6 %. ~. ~
CHCAGO Feb 2B-The DrOrSrs Journal reports HO0s-Re
cepts 900 head shipments, 5000 head; ma Set steady
Packing sj a0aSG Packing and Hlppn& - tO4@i ~
Light 50 OU1S6 80. Skips, al l509b 20. $500. -
Cqflc-Rccepts. $500 head; shpmenu JUN g netS sA -
ports 81 OO Good Choice shipping - oOd$O Z
Common Medium, - 2OdSj 20 .ao,.., ,--,--
IsD Recepta 900 head shipments . 400 head Inferior
10 Fair S3 5Odsi 25 Medium Good u 509t5 90 Choice
81 LOUIS Fe6 2G-Hogs-dui Receipts. $500 head
Shipments 900 head Light S. BOds6 oO Packers 81 oO@
81 tO Butchers SIdS1 30. ,.o,--, r..
Caie-Recepts 900 head; Shipments 800 headl Export
er SO 4OdS7OO; Good Choice shippers, - 1885 4U
Common 10 Medium, 81 609$j OOi sockers ana Feeders
SSefD~Rccepts 600 head shipments, 700 head Fair
to Medium 90 95 49, Good to Choice 81 1880 49, Fancy
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
THE MARKETS,

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper, Vessels anf Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Feb 90, 1884.
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Dnsihess Chances.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNlTY.-A Country
- Store and Residence with stock Of goods for sale 10 W.
win remit situated three miles from Summit Addiess H.
u. POTTER Summit ". j.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
RAILROAD.
On and after Nov. Is, 1888.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL kON NIE., e.-..s
Trains leave New York via DesDrOsses AL" NVA""""
HarrtsSgrg Ptts6urg the snd SOUTH with Palrap
palace cara attached m and p u daily new horN
and Chicago nted Pario Dining Smoking and Sleep
Ing Cars at a m. every day. - ro,,- ana y-r,e az
Wilamspor Lock Haven m p m 6ory anu anu E.n,rs
p. M connecting at Cory for Iitusvihe re'ro'e" ~
pioTe S WashnSton and the south Limited wash;ngt2n
Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily EXCEPT sunday ~ ~
M arrive Washington 400 M RegnnI E5 "a rpht q; au
pR AT 9,2O and $50 IN. 3:4O ana M anu -
and o r r., and p. and nlsnt SuRosSSa ossSSa " " p
and r. r. 6:l5 m 9p H. and IL nsbt VIZ d. Anu " ~
For A6annttiC City except sunday Pm
For Cape May. except Sunday lllO a. .,.,,,r
via RAILWAY and Amboy m, IL noon, SIVs IN. Vn
sunday and does NOT stop i trstn. az
poatS OF BROOKLYN Annex connect WIZ ~ o
Jersey city nnordiug speedy and dlreeI VAnsAei ''
IaSs sfuyeNFrom Ptttsourg slO and l2o M 7s9 ano
100 n m daily ana o. N daily except MONDAY rIvm
Washin eton and baltimore $50 ana $50 N, SaV o'ov'
$3.50 1905 and l4ss m sunday 90 No OV on sun
essept Monday 800 $50, l0Ao l;s0a n 10 5oS SanL
BbO $50 $40 1920 1890 $3.50 $40 Typ fXka
f0Sb D. m suniay $50. 620, eSS $50 T'oo' li'' ~A
820, f,S6, 9i20 1905. 1920 and lo'So o m'
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS Each WAY wEEEJDAA,xIs PAY @ ANp ON
SUNDAY ? sTA1TIioNSFs II oNSFsw.Y6RK. ~ pa.A
poupIE TRACK. THE MOST IMpRoynEJDs Js,5 ESuiP'
wv MENT AND THE FASTEST TIM S0Nsisi'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27

NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:
station, in Newrort 6s; st.
LEAVE NEw.YoRK comnenclng November y, 1888, :, ~
south Amboy. via Phila Reading kR . Sbo & it9l =
900 m u $40 Sunday y, a. M 81 p mo M s,s n
For Nat MstaTo1 var SO 80 yS 5o pna ~ Esaans saaaas 9s M
Vi Tia a penn sISG RR a. Ta Il m 5 p sundays M
sea- F GG pon Pleasant &C. via Philadelphia and headin
RR, 500, S:l5 a. M, 1880 500 68O p mo m 'nos
via Pennsylyana RR a. m, ~ IN $40 p m spnuays G
mot stopping ocean Grove or Aseuy PARK a. M p
Readns % dsR ar tcG do 8P5 Ii fPs hSyY255 & ~
G. HAEcPGka 4 G e r. p SGGP 4 In n
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
~ RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov Is. 1883,
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot , Nth
a. M. Western New.York and Northern Express VIII
$40 m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars,
Ceyeand ana Toledo arriving Chicago Oll m next day.
10 30 m Chicago Express drawlngroom cars toCanan
daigua Rochester and Buffalo, connects or Oswego ,,,
III A. n Western New.YOrk and Northern Express with
$3.50 pm Albany Troy and Utica cars
81 D. m Accommodation to Albany and Troy. a., >,,..
'6 D. M St Lous Express, with sleeping car Ol n,
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Iouo' Ne'io'
e8C H express with sleeping to Syracuse and to
A9S1I m Psciac Express with sleeping for Rochester
Buiso cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis oswe-
go also Lowville except saturdayl ~ % ,rnanv and
II M Night Express, with sleeping cars 70 Avgn My sa
Troy Connects with the morning trains loI inc "esu All"
North (except saturday night - n,,
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot no Bowling
oSces Parkpace ana rs and 9I2 BroadwGy NewYoTk,
and 1888 Washington and s64 Fulton SITS, bfooAFh anu ~
Observation-Disclosures IN dTawngroOm and sleeping cars can DO
procured at any Of the ticket Shees & III Sence '
These trains run daily AL others daily except sEngRy.
|c1neral General Passenger Agent.
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stfamtoois arr RAILROADS.
LTDORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

DALTNlORE AND OHIO RAILKUAD'
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEsI. =
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. r. Depot: , v,,ost
for washington and all points W esn
n m DAILY FAST EXPRESS. through sleeping
COACHES to Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects Tor al
u MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points Mest:
For Tables, Tickets Sleeping Berhs and baggage
amply at Companys Office. 3l5 and p Broadway COur~
a. BrooklynI Pennsylvania Railroad
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27

Efpress Transleavo NewYork via pesorossos Anu
street Ferries as foowsI q, ,,,o. m , 2a6,
$40 790 g. $50 % and 10 Limitef II ilaUs iUssrs
% limited and 10 and 9p n and id ~ nSnS saa
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday ,sn,on FOR
lilo a. IN. !, 2 4. and p m, connecting ~ i''. W.
pstnrSns trains leave Broads Station, nso VA
Sii5, s20 ass except @onasy sS DSG snd $40 MY
stS eiao TAO 746 and M on sSnSSS SSo 1i3 2aJ
and D. m. T leave philadelphia VIA CANDIDA aoo ~'
Ss sIceps rps Ss s4e ana GA broadway Astor House
and foot Of pssbrOs,. d cSr.Tds station Jersey e
and Brooklyn Anney essscn pss. loo, .sS csstis 0a
Emigrant Ticket once No. Battery rA'' AA" '''~'
den. -. ror,narv ~viu call for ana checn
harrage from hotels and Iesoenees , u vooD
'CHARLES E Puoh, S.nns.,"l ~. passy AssnN,
General hAnAxek Se1s'~
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Danelns Araoemifs.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fifth-ave
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
NOW OPEN.
Particulars in circular for which send stamp.
ALEX. MACGREGORS, 112 HAVE
~ Private hour; classes day; gentle
classes Monday and Thursday evenings parcuarsss $50
circular.
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave.,
WI returned from Europe For terms, DC, apply at
heschOol
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27

Gearfers.
4 MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab
N shed 1865 provides promptly Best Teachers for Pri
vGte Pups Families Schools, Colleges circulars o. G0oa
Schools with reliable information free to parents Skilled
Teacers always wanted. Application form Tor stamp -
/ w. SCHERMLRHORN & CO.. East 14th-st, N Y.
ARIE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ OF all grades tutors gOveTnesscs lecturers cOmpanGnS
&C. circulars schools free charge to those employ
ing teachers nor teachers until engaged. r. MIRIAM
COYRIERE& e Co. 81 East l7th-st., Union square
A CHOICE CIRCULARS OF SUPERIOR
- SCHOOLS, with iudicOus advice to parerts ana guar
diaus; by favor to the families OF hon iGuno
Fish and ex-SecretaIy Eyarts MISS HE9sE, 90 "e't
2lstst.
TN tACHERS WANTED-Ladies Piano and
Il ingng city; Normal graduate Brooklyn french clty
ing city; elOcuton Bruokyuj music, SOuth NcnVci ID
Principal high school, Penn; English cy manager lor school
agency, West; English city German cIty e0cuuoh wi;
J. W. SCHERMERHORN & CO.
American School Institute
East l4th-st., New Y OK.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
Musical.

u1uSlCdl
MISS KATE FULLER, teacher and graduate
WI from the Stuttgart Conservatory and pupil OF A. Mar
mone receives pupils in piano. harmony and
For credentials and terms apply TO p m "a "es'
15thst
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27

Calcutta Bu0alO: Lgnli EO-2u<JCi hluule %V1V@loi
NIT XisCThefe has been business Pig
Iron on the spot and larger speculative movement is In
progress No l. $50 5OdS2li No. 2,$l9ds2O. Scotch Pig
Iron moderate movement ana prices ror store
lots are eady There been sales nt slight shading for
lois on the dock quote Coness S2d2 25 Gartsherre
S Summeree S2l so; LangOan CabT0e and GlengaTn0ch
All LOaS22; EglintOn, S20aS2O bO English Pig-Mid.
dlesborongh se Bessemer, so. Steel Rails lave had
duie attory only 1000 tons changing hands on the
basis the mills Old Iron Rails are quiet at t23
1888 rs 81 90 Scrap Iron slow and YET ngures are
firm: No in yard s22 500 shps22 Lead has had
remains steady though quiet Domestic AZ a. bc slesan,
ba5O5c Pig Tin has had small week OF and prices
little more than steady Straits, lscj Billion, 9c Banca,
I9acI Australian, lSe. English. l949lp2 &c Tin Plies In
obbg and steady Zinc, quiet at 5a5'c for Ameri-
and 69c. for foreign. .o,, .oo.--. ~.
ES-BOiDg Stock qlet at "a 20 TOT oO' test New
Orleans slow at 3565oo.
NAVAL sTOREs.-Rosns have been quiet, but good
steady tone notced Strained 10 Good strnned being
quoted 81 47lads co. Spirits TuIpentine steady with
81 bbs sold at jObbng lots quoted AZ 3c Tar In job
bing sale 81 81 dS2 3d. and Ciiy Pitch 81 oO9fi No.
O1LS-An prices remained steady and fair lobbing move
ment Ia IN progress Wa qu0tei Linseed-Clty, 01dbcj
Western, 65c Calcutta o795sc Crude cotopseed tOa42o
Refined summer Yellow. 4?ai92cj Lard sOGoIo1 Tanners
Bank l9a60c Strata 81 062c 200 gallons Olive sold
OF $50
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The business in berth room was
again limited and most instances were quito noIn
nal There inquiry for oil charter tonnage Pare
parly for East Indian ports Rates appear more steady
LIVERPOOL, steam, 5000 bush. Grain, 2di 100 b0s
Flour ls 3D.. $40 l2s Cd AlO pkgs Bacon and
Lard los; 5000 boxes Cheese 20s Beef In lots 3s PORK
2s5 300 bales Cotton, sd. Hops 3D.; hosn' ISL 2io
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27

20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEKJpMAInis. ~ JMIi .bE AHp ON
PIIIA, q IN NEW.YoRk.
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Then they struggled. They got of the side
turned to go into the store and heard re-
port of a pistol-shot, and whilst again
turning l heard second report and saw
smoke blowing down the street. The two
up the street and Patten walking down the
sidewalk. A moment afterwards saw per-
son take hold of Patten and he (Patteni
fell. saw nothing in Patten's hand except
the stick. The stick was about 1 4 yards
long before it was broken.
BY the Attorney General: saw no one
take part in the struggle, except Patten and
the short man.
L. NJ. Starkey, sworn, stated L work
in Warehouses; lower store. L called
on my way to No. 10 to dinner a,5UGt
5 clock / spoke to Patten about
some goods, and Patten said he had not got
them. subsequently, Jordan came up, and
I had a conversation with him. Patten went
in the store and came out with stick like
this (stick produced). 1 saw him go across
the street and strike a short man over the
neck or shoulder. then turned inside the
store. L saw one blow and heard two shots
fred. then saw Patten being helped after
be was shot.
BY Mr.. Patty: know Bridges by sight.
recognised him as the man that Patten
vent after.
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BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.
The worlds Industrial and Centen
NAL Exposition.

In compliance with invitation from the Sec
retary of State Of the United States of America,
the Government proposes to send to the above
named Exposition, about to be held in New
Orleans, as ample representation as may be
found possible of the products and manufactures
OF this Kingdom.
a An appeal is therefore earnestly made TO all
persons engaged in Agricultural and Industrial
pursuits to furnish specimens for Exhibition
shaving their products all the stages of growth
and of manufacture.
All private exhibits will be taken charge of and
forwarded to and from the Exposition by the
Government free of Expense to the Exhibitor.
The exhibits will be in the custody of Special
Commissioners, who will attend their display,
and see that they are properly cared for.
limited number of forms for applications for
spaee have been received by the Government,
together with papers explaining the rules to be
followed by Exhibitors, and the facilities which
have been provided for their benefit. These will
be furnished to intending Exhibitors on applica-
ton being made to the Secretary of the Foreign
ONCE Those who have not the opportunity of
obtaining these blanks should send a written
statement to the Foreign Office, giving concise
description of what they going to send, and
stating what amount OF space will be required for
its proper exhibition.
Packages containing exhibits for transmission
should be sent to the Government before the 9th
instant, addressed as follOws;-
New Orleans Exposition,
care of Hawaiian Government,
Honolulu.
From-(sender's name and address)
and advice of the same sent to the Secretary Of
the Foreign Office. III any intending Exhibitor
requires an extention of the time for sending in
exhibits notice of the same should at once be
given. The Government have received an assur-
aace that all the latitude in this respect that is
possible will be granted by the Management of
the Exposition.
ANY further information irequired may be OBJ
tanned by writing to the Secretary of the Foreign
ofIice.
WALTER NJ. GIBSON,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
; Aliola2i Hale. Nov IL. 1884 2S2 H"no2S
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Upset Price.-For Honolulu, $500 for each
license; for HiIo and WaiIuku, $500 for each
license. And for all the other districts above
named, 500 for each license.
TERMS-A deposit of % per cent. upon the
fall of the hammer and forfeit of said deposit
should the full amount of license not be paid
within ten days from the date of sale.
(Signed) CHAS. 7. GULICK,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, Nov 10 1884. $50 de2
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LIST OF LICENSES

Expiring I'm the Month of November.
1854.
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RETAIL-HAwAIE.

ICY Aiona, Papaikou, Hilo
Chong Kong Leong, Naalehu, Kau
Chung Peu, Punaluu, Kau
B Bartlett, Hilo
10 Wong Wo, Waiakea, Hilo
I3 Kwong Sam Sing & Co, Laupahoehoe, Hilc
I5 WO See, Hilo
20 Shing Kee & Co, Laupahoehoe, Hilo
y Manuel r De Sa, Hilo
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RETAH-KAUAI.

1 Ching Moon & Took Chow, Hanalei
4 d Neil, Koloa
) A w MaaiOhu, kOloa
6 Akeona, Nawiliwili
- Sun See Yick dS Co, Elele
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW.YoRK WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses Corandt and foot West 2d s
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Fas and bunalo,
iS M
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 mIs
q
Utica. IIse Falls Fort Plain Canajoharie Port Jackson
IibarE and Cafsk g. $50 lf.2o a mi $50 g p. IN.
Ecwburg, Kingston Highland POughseepse 3, $50. llN
m; $40, 49, 'Sp m
.Dsily. Other trains daily except sunday
Bunet PsIlor Cars on $3.50 and ll2O a. M and aSO Up IN
trains for Albany.
Parlor Buffet $50 IN train for Syracuse and
Rochester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on p train for Buffalo
and Chicago.
Tickets tables at stations and at Offices OF the
pany Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn
No COutst Annex ONCE, foot OF fultons 1913 Fulton
At, and No: DeKalbaye NewYoTk city. Nos l02. 2o7,
2dl, 1863, 4l9 046 1873 broadway No Union Square Ma
1877 0thayo, No 1888 East l26th RR Ba
ton foot Desbrossess foot Cortlands. and West shore
bIstioa. LOOT West k2dst
AkNRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass Agent
~ Stat&sk
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
ROM STATIONS OF

FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
Direct and from Brooklyn via Annex Boats,
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT MAYi 1884.
For PHLADELPmIA apa TRENTON B9uaa Io B ESS
io b. at 7 SfS at I5 No. 49, @ o O'
Direct CONNECTION at Wsyne Junction f9T GsrmanOGn ana
hocken and NoTTistown.
DRAWING. ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains.
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth and Gresnsts5
100 $40 9'3l, jl9o M li5 3+S S-0 e4S 40; zoo
S &sJ NJ i5oSS0 5sO $50
Leave TRENTON Warren and Tugkerst q l25 62o 300.
9o5, 1905. lI:35 m ~ 1922 GA 1852 m Sun.
WILLIAMSBURG e:45. 7.45 900 a. No. 845 400 p. m.
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURd at Gao. 7i6 H. N, 0:i5,
4p.m.
For READING and HARRISBURG at 745 900 ll:l5 a. ~.
100 1880 400, $3.50, 1900 p. IN Sundays at $50 p ~
For SCRANTON st e:45, 900 m. 3:i5 p m.
For oS s6 az Rd and 8 So 900 mr.
For DRIFTON at G45 a. m. $40 p.
For TAMAoUA at CAS- 7:a6 800 lo0 '3o S45, 400.
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
ct 6:i5 900 NJ. loo, 100, S45, 800 p ~ Sunday at
$50 p. m.
For EAsTON at 6.i6 900 m, 100. 1870, 946, 400 1890
53O D. 10. Sundays. $50 D. 10.
For sTATtoYs on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
For GIE 35 nS.e m Oo $780, 400 +'O
For sOMERvILLE at CAB 800 1880, las m. 100, $780,
For PLATNFGFGD 6:t5 7it, 900 980 1870, u am,
Loo 1890 800 8;45, 400 49, BOO obs, $50 Coo $780,
S f2S G 49, 1882 jo o35 igd0 SUNDAYS 'OO $40
For ELIZABETH al G15, GAS, 7:l5 7I5 500 $50 600
ESQ 1000. 10 30 HAS. 1890 an, l245t Loo 1870, 200
ESQ $oo SSo 9s to9 4lS Ar t5 s 20 S d ,S SSo
1850, i2.6opm. SUNDAYS at 800 5l5 IN. 100, 400
$50. 900. 1900 pm.
r9' %T%}EK ~ So ~ az 7is i:S sSo 81:
600 III s. $40 100. 7:30, sl5 900 8:45, 1880, Has
lG0npm SUNDAYS at 500, 9l5. 1913 H. 12:OO IL
tl5, 300. 400. 300 CHS. 800 900, 1880 pun.
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.. (An raiD az
800 Sl5 q n, 1870 500 900 y SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400 l0i45 am
For FREEHOLD-At s. 8l6, II a m l:30, I. 5p m 800
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and RARNEGAT at S:l5
N l30 si50 with through paror cars Oh 4SO p M
train
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 1870 p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier go 5, North River via SANDY Hook.
For SEABRIGHT LONG BBANCH, ETC., at 9so a. ~, $40
y. m sundays 300 am.
Tickets be procured at foot Pfel No North
River 81, 1852 POI 1921. Ell 4l0 72l pa l8l1 apa
1923 Rroadway; 737 aud 7z9 6th-ave.; Rvingtensti
Greenwich.st; 5Os East l25 St, Snd pIine pal h5tsh
NewYOrk CITY In BROOKLYN at Nos COurtst rs frosl
wayi sSs Fulton.sti 2lp ManhattanGvei be hale
ayo 1871 Atlanticave IN HoOokon 26i washington 81,
! y WooTfkH g. @, HANCOCK
- - General Manager Gen Pass and Ticket Az
II y. BALDN IN G. It. p. Agt Il 10 L.berty -st y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-08
rEHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known rs the
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements Of trains from Chsmbers.si. Depot
esSsp ms and sso seepns
coaches to Cleyeand Cincinnati and chicago d..
daily 81 louis Lm.Lsd % a sS arSSs
1:25 Ma Falls NJ, Hamilton; Ont ~. ~ q tni
cnSa o M s hoa. second day oHhect
ing arrive Toledo 5I2S and inaans2Sls, M
pullman sleeping Coaches Blngham:on. Elmira
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Buffet Smoking Coaches TO Chicago
b:f5 m bmigIen. train for the Meet. -. ,ooo -
rs 500 4o 1o ESQ $40 $50 $50 i6so N IL minsSs
suniays \ 80 1910 a M as $40 . IN ~ midnight.
r@tsEs9R 20 100 $50 1870 m " noon lag $40 40
days $50 1920 m l45 $50 8 I'm II midnisht
ss G s onv 'I Sundays Sy hSd g %Ss SATURDAY
Sudern 7;6V O2O up 800 $3.50 6l0 sl5 m and X
midnight sundays $50 i0'2o N las $50 N and Ia
@afSck 75oami8Opm
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 sam $50 $50 p m Sunday
RondOut aud Kingston and Montgomery a tsS0 N
Goshen 80 0 1870 m $50 $50 4so si5pm Sun
Gay $50 1920 am ESQ pm. -
MiddeIown 800 1920 N $3.50 i:S0 S,l5 Sunday
eOnSet With Ne York on rSs Mc. sa
ct Mamst The "a N train stops at Main.st only a,
Of and quarter after each sSa.
passage and IN Drawing room ana
No. 2e p Or S5 BTessS va ~. IS
Express trains from arrive In SewYOrk at 7'io
'''O JOHN y ABBoTT, oenl Passr Agent, New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEY;
Nyaok sso 'issmi $40 I5o $50 $40 $50 IL mid
| night sundays o . N and 7;is pm -. n
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsoy ''io ~ ." S'0op
Suh''yj oaS N. ABBOTT. 0sal Psssr Aren't Nsu.YosE