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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22
The following correspondence has been
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SuEPHERDsToKS. March 10. 1881.

The following correspondence has been
handed US for publication
SHErHERDsrowS, March 10, 1884,.
Mr.. Henry Shepherd.
Ny DEAR SIR.-We have sread with
much interest your recent letter publish
ed i'm The REGISTER in reference to the
action of Trinity Church Vestry on your
application to erect memorial cross, and
discussing also various other matters OF
importance to the church.
We assure you that many OF our attend
ants aud members are In sympathy with
the views you expressed, and desiring to
see them carried out, request your assent
to the use OF your name as vestryman, in
connections with such other persons rs
will reflect your views, on u ticket to be
voted for at the coming election, believ-
ing that it will be Imported by decided
majority Of our congregation. u '..
Very respectfully,
w. A. MORGAN,
j. GREGG. GIBSON,
Mrs. NJ. d. BUTLER,
JAMES MYERS,
WILLIAM BEAN,
John J. UNsELD,
RosALIE BUTLER,
1854 .l-.. EUGENIA PIERCE, .
j. ). PIERCE, ,-
TowSER SCHLEY,
IDAv. ScHLEY,
PIP. MARSHALL and wife,
JNo. ED. SCHLEY,
Mrs. MARY V. SCHLEY,
HELEN ScHLEY,
FLORENCE SCHLEY,
ANNIE ScnLEY,
IDA ScHLgY,E
Mrs. LorrIE 4. HOFFMAN,
A. G. MORGAN,
e FANNIE r. MORGAN,
ELLEN BILLMYER,
BETTE MORGAN, 90
ANNIE MORGAN,
w. Ii. BILLMYEI,
SALLIE d. BILLNYER,
fs Mrs. J. II. SHEPHERD,
J. WILL TAYLOR,
NANCY TAYLOR,
OTHo WILLIAMS,
LAURA CHAPLINE,
MR. & Mrs. j. W. RYAN,
j. A. SMOOTH,
..r S. j. SMOOTH,
ALICE ii. SMOOTH,
EMMA S. SMOOTH,
a. II. BOTELER,
las to Mr.. Shepherds being on the vestry.l
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD,
-..-. :, HENRY HAGAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22
IIagerstOSn business Locals.
SPANGLERS', HAGERSTOWN.

10 Pair of Gray Blankets at cost.
Is Pair White Blankets at cost.
IL Double Shaws, ali wool, at cost.
All heavy merino Underwear at cost.
II Comforts at cost.
IL Horse Blankets at cost.
Childrep's Wool Hose ut cost.
Ladies' Wool Hose at cost.
Mems Wool Socks at cost
Felt and Flannel Skirts of cost.
All Winter GoOds at cost.
We are now receiving daily for early Spring
trade New Ilamburgs; new InsertinGs; new
Swiss Embroderies new Irish Trimmings new
Everlasting Trimmings new Laces; new White
Goods; Corded, Striped, Barred and Lace Pique;
new Plain and Barred Swiss; new Dimity new
SeeIsucker; new Chevi,t; new Percales; new
Light Prints; new Dark Prints; new Ginghams;
new CreLons new Couonades; new Cassiineres /;
new Dress Goods; new Table Linen new Coun-
terpanes lots of goods.
2, 100 Yards Remnants OF best Prints, at cents
per yard. We still have some bargains in Dress
Good, &c, Mt our remnant counter.
In Bleached and Brown Musiins we have the
best makes, as cheap as the cheapest. We never
allow ourselves 10 be undersold. Call and ex-
anime our immense stock.
Respectfully,
c. II. d K. l.. SPANGLER.
The largest retail stock OF Dry Goods and No
tons in Western Maryland, OF spaNGLER's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

Break i'm the Canai.-Navigatlon
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
likely to be closed for couple of weeks
longer, OH account of serious break.
The water had all been turned in the
canal, and everything WAS ready for Il
favorable beginning ofthe boating season,
several boats having already cleared from
the port of Cumberland, when Informs
ton was received there that tile BERN side
of Sidelirg Hill aqueduct, forty-eight
miles from Cumberland, gave way last
Saturday night and all the masonry on
that side was washed out. About one
hundred and TWENTY-FIVE feet of stone
work is gone and the loss will be heavy.
Repairs will probably occupy several
weeks, and the opening of navigation
will 0c delayed for that'time. No special
cause is known for the accident, but tits
supposed that the masonry, weakened by
age, could not stand the pressure Of the
water. The aqueduct was built when the
canal was made. ,..,. i.,ls s.,o........
Later adviccs state that the break will
be repaired so as to resume navigation in
four or five days, SO no serious delay will
occur 10 boats. s n sf.-e..-.-s
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p. A. BRUGH,
SOLID FACTS.

Everybody Is crying hard times, but II you
would visit CLAPP'5 Great Junior Hall Dry
Goods and Carpet House. Hsgerstowu, where
you will fnd everything you need at 30 cents 90
the American mot trade) dollar, you would
really take the place for q banking house, the
way the silver rattles over the counters. Beau
tifuI Ingram Carpet, all wool filling, only BIC
yard, guaranteed as represented or 70 sale. 10
Notion, OF every kind and character at New
York ridley prices. 10 Jewelry you can get
IL for the asking. Table Oil Cloths. best Potter
goods, 5-4 wide, 25c. 5 pairs Hose - cents. Go
10 CLAPP5.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ENrLER. HoTEL-B. F. GRAVES, PEop'R.
CT. Rice, c. S. Hunter, Martinsburg,
w. Va: j. s. Smith, Geo. Hagerty, J. 5.
Buck, III. H. Bonn, C. w. Crow, L. l..
Tabb, Baltimore; Olin Beall, Charles
town, w. Va; j. ID. Speer, Chambers
burg, Pa; c. W. Henderson, Hancock,
Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

Wolves appeared in Randolph county,
WA. affew days since, and raided The
flock Of sheep o. owned BY Jacob cbenoWith.
1t was the first appcafance ofwolvcs In
that vicinity for many years. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22
CARD.

To aIIwho are suffering from the errors and
OF youth. nervous weakness. ear
recipe that will cure you. FREEOF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered lyza mis-
sionary In South America send seif-addre<<-
e,i envelopes 10 the f.rz- Joz. 7. IssAs. Station
d. New York City. l.l.-.1.sE - - -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

a New Turnpikc.-We have heard
repeatedly during tho past week, and dis
cussed with much favor, Il rumor that our
wcll-known philosophical fellow -eiti-
zen, Mr.. Henry Shepherd, has made Il
proposition, as we learn it, to the effect
that if the people living beyond and along
the road from his farms to town will de-
liver the necessary stone on the road, lie
will have a fine turnpike constructed at
his own expense.
We have heard of Mr.. SIS. frequent
benefaclions to needy individuals. and VIC
know of his liberal contributions to vari-
Gus enterprises in our community, but if
the rumor referred 10 is correct this will
surpass in liberality his many other gen.
erOus acts.
Mr.. S. has already expended several
thousand dollars on the fine grade, of
which we have heretofore spoken, and
which is 4 material step toward the pike,
but even with the stone delivered, it will
still cost him many thousand dollars ad-
ditional to complete it.
We would suggest that the property
owners along the line hold meeting ut
once, and an organization be effected to
put the matter in some shape, both to
learn definitely just what Mr.. S. is will
ing to do, and also to give him in return
some authoritative reply rs to what he
can depend oil from the people interested.
And every person in town and the ricin-
ity ought to be interested. A tfne turnpike
would not only add to the value Of the
property in that section, but increase the
trade in town therefrom, as well us afford
pleasant drive, that would itself be i
credit.
And most satisfactory assurance in the
matter il, that if Mr.. Shepherd builds it,
it will be Il good one. He don't have
things other than first class.
Let us have the turnpike!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22
CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS.

We have now in stock our full line of carpets
and oil cloths for the spring trade such as brus-
sels two and three ply Ingram, hall, stairs, bor
der, hemp ju,e, rag, etc., which We have bought
very low, as they are cheaper than they have
been for many years, and the styles are much
pretiier. We have taken CREST pains this year
In selecting our styles, and feel sure can suit
You II you will come and give us a look, aud
know we can save you from Ave to ten cents q
yard No trouble TO chow goods. o.
Respectfully,
EMMERT g. FIERY, .Martinshurg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

One of the draw backs of married life is
sickness of the little ones. For 4 cold or
cough you cannot find better remedy
than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Nearly
all physicians prescribe it and no family
should be without IL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

Clean Up.-One or two of our enter
prising merchants this week have had the
street in front of their stores scraped and
the mud haGled away, and their example
should be followed by others. The streets
are in a very bad condition, and during
this month the work of clearing up should
be done. We hope that the corporation
authorities will act in conjunction with
our citizens in placing the streets in as
good condition as possible.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

RemoYcd.-Rcv. Charles o. Cook,
who has been pastor of the NJ. E. Church
in this place for the past four years, re-
moved his family to lis new charge at
FOrrestville, Md, this week. Forrestville
is in Prince George county, about seven
miles from Washington, d. c., and is
very pleasant town, and we understand
the charge is desirable one. We are
sorry to part with Mr.. Cook, as he was Il
very clever gentleman as well rs an able
minister. lie and his family made many
friends here, who will regret their de-
parture, but all will join us in wishing
them much happiness in their new home.
Public SaIes.-We cali attention to
the following public sales advertised in
The REGISTER, or for which bills have
been printed:
On Saturday, March %, 1884, Mr.. j. 5.
Bragonier, trustee, will sell personal
property of b. w. Traynor, i'll Shepherds
town. ...'- .
On Thursday, March %, 1884, Mr.. VIM.
A.. Marshall vii, sell some stock and
farming utensils ut his residence near
ShsDheruStown. |<. -itf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

1.earning Fnst.-Lydia Rcbccca
Payne, or since the change Of ''his"
name, Laurence Register Payne, the per-
son who has been the cause OF so much
talk in this neighborhood, is rapidly be-
coming acquainted with masculine ways.
a gentleman tells us that lie met Payne
in Martinsburg the other day and had a
conversation with him, and our informant
says lie can pass muster us man Us well
us any one, and great deal better than
some persons he knows. lie says that rs
they were walking along the street Payne
said "Come in and take Il beer with me-"
and they irrigated in the most approved
STYLE -.'i.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

Changed Isis siderable
surprise was shown last Monday morning
ut the Conference of the Nj. e. Church
South in Baltimore by the withdrawal OF
Rev. j. a. Register from the ministry and
membership of the Methodist Church.
Mr.. Register is son of the late Rev. DR..
Samuel Register, prominent clergyman
OF his time, and entered the conference in
1874, the past three years being pastor OF
the Central Church in Baltimore. His
resignation was accepted, and he will seek
admission to the Episcopal Church. is
understood that Mr.. Register objects to
the itinerant system of the Methodist
Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22
BUSINESS locals.

Newly-married people going to housekeeping
this spring will want their money 20 reach rs
far as possible, as they will have great many
things to buy. We would advise you TO go TO
Emmert & Fiery's, Marlinshurg, ard buy Jour
carpets oil cloths, sheeting, ticking, crash,
blankets, comforts, curtain lace, &c, Nc they
have a large stock TO select from, and in the end
will save you from three TO five dollars, and
what they sell you will give you satisf lction, as
they do not deal in trash or damaged goods Of
any kind, and they have but one price for all.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

Horse RecOvered.-One Of the
horses stolen from this section about two
weeks ago, that belonging to DR.. John
Snodgrass, was captured near Carlisle
last week and brought home Monday.
The party who had the animal had been
into Carlisle and purchased bag of oats,
which lie was carrying in front of him OIL
the horse. After getting out i'll the noun.
tains, and discovering that lie was fol-
lowed, the man threw the bag of oats to:
the ground, dismounted, aud, with boon
companion, who WAS walking, made FOR
the mountains OH foot and escaped, loaV-
ing the horse standing in the road. 1t
was taken in charge by the party in pur-
suit. The Doctor was notified and the
horse was brought home rs stated.-Na''-
tnSJwg Independent. 90
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22

Personai.-Mr. Charles Andrews,
oldest son of Mrs. NJ. P. Andrews, near
town, left on Tuesday last for st. Louis,
Mo-, where he expects to engage IN the
mercantile business. We wish him much
success. lsF
Mr.. j. l.. Hoffman, son of Mr.. John
Hoffman, is visiting the cold folks at
home" III company with his new better
half, which he has just taken unto him
self. Mr. Hoffman has been located at
Lewistown. Ohio.
Rev. B. F. and Mrs. Bausmann are Wis
iting friends and relatives in Lancaster,
Pa, and are making arrangements to oc-
cupy the parsonage ana so to housekcep-
ing by the first of April.
The wife and children of Mr.. C.. A.
Licklider, OF Petersburg, Va, formerly
Of this place, are here OH visit.
Conference Ciosed.-The labors of
the Baltimore Conference Of the NJ. E.
Church South were brought to a close OIL
Wednesday in Baltimore. The session
WAS Il most gratifying one, and showed
great advancement in many departments
of the church work. The appointments
Of the ministers were announced on We'd
nesday. Rev. w. G. Eggleston, for four
years pastor Of the Shepherdstown
church, has been removed to Reisters-
town, Nd, and Rev. Jas. L. Armstrong,
late of IIarrisonbuIg, Va, comes to Shop
herdstown; Rev. j. L. Shipley is returned
TO Charlsstown; Rev. John S. Martin
goes to Winchester; Rev.. r. Andrews,
Martinsburg; Rev. l.. e. Miller, Harri-
sonbugg. The Conference will be held at
Salem, Va, next year. t..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-22
BRIEFS.

Come, gentle Spring!
All quiet along the Potomac this week.
Easter cards have made their appear
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
Gopartnershlp Nollees.

A FTER THIS DATE the Parmenter CrayOn
company Of Waltham. Mass, relnquisles the owner
the business heretofore transacted az NO 43 ley
New. York the Of American Cryon and slate
COMPANY PARMENTER CkAiON COMPANl
January Z, 1854. "aithsm' Mass.
The business American CTayon and slate Company,
heretofore owned By the PamenteT CrayOn Company Will
he reafter De carried under the Lrm
the place, 43 Deyst, New-l ork city by
the -. -. ....-,. ,.,,-,,,,-,, ,o,,n,.,,,
Nos 450 AND 4Gl ROADWAY
AND
27 MAIDEN LANE
VNHE COPARTNERSIlIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name OF HoDGMAN q Co Is dis
soiyed by mutual consent STEPHEN BARK Err retiring
GEORGE +. HODGMAN will syn in liquidation.
GEORGE r IL JDGhAN,
STEPHEN BARKER,
MARGARET DE 4. HODGMAN.
undergned VIII continue the business under the Same
GE0RGE + HODGMAN, -
MARGARET DE h. HUFFMAN
New-York January |, 1854. ---
NEw-YoRE, Jan. l, 1894
WE THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
w a cOpartnership under the urn niheOI /" a ID
WHEEL ER & Co. the transaction OF SehefaI plaln
and Provision buADess both IN CbioAgO alld
York and have opened offices at No w bfoWay con-
A'~N'"e " f'' ~ MM b. WHEELER,
q. WHEELER,
j. Il. DUICHER,
ID II. SHERMAN.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
NIAKINS ,.,1-,,,
- CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANsPORTAIlON
COMPANY.

orc, Ticr IS, - a.. loot OF COrtidudtst
Ccnscumcuts Ieigt forwarded directed TO any part
an world.
UNEQUAIIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery all kns OF freight AM ms!
thaudlsc any part Of the city
kEA AND hAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly hShteIed 10 any pon1
81 the bar Dor at reasonable
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOX EXCURSIONS.
Steamer john IL. sta IN for NEW HAVI'N. leaves Pier
10 ~ H.. foot Of COrandtsI, at p dAIy. SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New York and
New.IIaven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight iOr points D. L. & W r. H. received at Pier 10
IOI New Haven and points East, al Pier lS.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents ltOn Pier l, H. H.. ioo d
NhueIall-st
CENTRAL SIlIPNARD, CmWunipaw, N.J.-Dry DOCKS
Macl and Boiler shops Everything apperalus 10 tId
construction and repair Oi vessels.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
Rcmopal5

CHARLES Buck g. Co,
~ ARCHITECTS
their Ofhces ia TIE bftkSiil hhy"
Oner for sale the follow
ing une h0nse. os ~ and East ST. and Noe 20 20
2s East GIst-st Houses always open Description and
pr on
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
financial.
TUr I,froRrERs AND TRADERS NATIONAL bASA
- OF NEw.YoRK, 1894 {

~ Tur IMronrERs AND TRApFRs NATIONAL BANK
OF FNEw'YoSk EEwoSkk!i January 8. 1884.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of 3d,thtDs the stSSSI bsSS5
IA nOSsr of $ ay saceS r Tor year.
TPwARp AMSIPSwN, ERwAHRP yhs 2 + FITMB FEHklNS'h'
igHS RnNES eHT5T Has T6%%SsES6
ifFEfTsfSdEEn ifE11IasfdE hBEAgHHRk
JOSEPH FaHIiF FGXEFFX1 VAN AHdSSSy r.,
meeting Of the BSs9 Of 2eeeG sfrosden
MSI Snd Ho IL sage yco
TaE TRApRsMKvs NATIONAL BANK
At AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS, s;:clss hel1 to
n this day following named gentlemen were
'f5{S %%S2% 81 e FA5HAs5HF1Ht FNh5HAs 5H1tSeSSk EIgeSSSk
%HGfIH WIIfIAM A, PoNp JAMES a IIi1!G + GRANNlss'
OLIVER F. BEEGhGk JOHN oREESSoH1aI - NATHANIEL
subsequent meeting ssSd,Id OF ae p4ssGent
NILES was UNANIMOUSLY o'' OLIVER +, BERRY Cashier
CENTRAL TRUST C0MPANf
No15 Nassaust. corner OF FINEST ~ ~
CAPITAL slCS1o AFP N u - I. tiHSGgSD HSGSDs "
Allan, i,terest ON deposits returnabe on demand OF NJ
specified sales for money paid Court Is author
tied 10 act az Executor, Administrator GunuAh' vi " "
o'2E PsRSf Rsar Agent Of Stocks and Bonds
and as Trustee for HEaRY En3Teld
III. p iBABcocK, Secretary
,,, 5o4 6Gf>i'D vi Glass Of 1885.
tlass OF 1901 SA2IL D. BABCOCK.
FRf5DK II. CossITT, ISAAGT r. y y iTTHIoRNE
JACOB D. NERMILIE '.IHTGs - I,SO
NM. ALLEN BUTLER ~ sCUWAB
PERCY X; - NNTTcN LANES T.. WALLACE
MM, ~ a N, n ~ LiGs65pIi JOSIAH VI. FISKE.
EDNI Nd w: XII i1lfiir1Vp UFNRY L. SPAULDING.
Oh; d1 M NM IyfS IXT y RIisS JOHN s. KENNEDY
OOI'1>EA'4 70 ~'' - Class o 1886
r.,,rD DoyvS CHAS. LANIER
DAANN ~, IICyMMp GEORGE I. SENEN.
BENZ. b. SHERMAN. IL; ,liAIu n u; wTpR nH
% i FREDERIC P. oLCOrT
4 ,N-N NFNy.YO Jan. 3. lS04,,
At the annual election held at the hanSng noHse p W ~
INST Il 10 following elected lOI lhe elsuiHs S'
4"''' Wv DIRECTORS:
EDMUND ID. RANDOLfhi
JOHN I. AGNEN,
II NJ. TABER, -
CHARIES H. MARSHALL
G. c. BALDWIN,
II. H. BANTER,
FRED TAYLOR
HORACE PORTER,
VIM. TURNBULL,
W d MORGAN,
GEORGE c. CLARK.
INSPECFORS:
ALEX. Me L. AGNEW
WILLIAM KENAN,
THOMAS W. EVANS. ,-,----s r,
A. ,pcetinq of The Directors held TINS cay ~
I,anaonh WAS elected President and JOIN l. ASho" ''
President +. TAYLOR, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
WINTER RESORTS. ,
" GRAND EXCURSIoNA
ATLAS LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYrI, PoHI0 RICO
CSJIOMHIA I-TlINIJS OF PANAMA and NICAItAdUA
Tourists invited TO avail OF teSo tilis Hagn my T6s ih
any route taken the Company SeAeIt a. tho
pnce per day, when hcluu.s al ~ oss
and living on bOr The time passengers desiring 10
sange trT rnte may transfer other passenger
seaer OF The e they nay the voyage Tor passage
apply " ms, ,opvronn L 10 Agenta
"a Stale-st- New i ork-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
VHE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
NEWYOkK, LAKE ERIE AND WLsTERN RAIL


Arrangements Of trans from Chamhe street Depot
pa m-Daiy except sundays Day Express, drawlngroom
coaches 10 Cleveland, zine lnnati and Chicago
(pm daiy st LouIs Linitef Express-No extra charge
,:25 a m Niagara Falls M Salamanca i:oj M Cleye-
lana lao M Cincinnati $50 ST. Louis $40 second
cay connecting trans arrive Detroit 5:lO m; Toledo go
aiy-PaChc Express for The West Sold Train OF
Pullman Day Hnd sleeping Oaches n bnghaint"n EnlTa
huhaO, Niagara Fans Cincinnati aud Chicago Hotel and
Bunet smoking caches Ia thlCGgO
Sl5 MI mig ant tIan for the " est
rutherford IaSsalC $50 lU:&O m IL noon
lao 500 44U JO O:lO G:3O $50 O:3O II midnight
Sundays 800 1870 N lao 6:50S m " Midnight
PatoIsOn 7:5O $50 $50 1920 m II Lao $50 4i0
t5lO $40 $3.50 73O sl5 1850 and l. midnight sun
daysG $50 lQ20am I:i5 $50 $50 m ~ midnight
and PaterJOn via Newark Gl5 $40 ll:}D $40
$50 ~ go 73D 40 m ana T. midnight Saturday nights
euncln 100 O:2O m l:l5 $50 $50 GlO slj and II
Warwick 50am4 3Opm.
New6uTg and Cornwall 1850 m $3.50 4:3O 6pm. Sunday
Rondout aud Kingston and Montgomery 4:3O pm.
GOsh5n 1903 1920 a $50 $50 4:SO s s:l5pm sun.
Mhdletown 1850 lOtO IN $3.50 4.3OsSI5pm Sunday
o"o l";<u m 900 > IN The trains IN and 4:5U y
soInsyd , u i, ,ian1 i'a4ioA0 at Aan-st The
Port JeTTas 800 l6r2O am 4.3O G s s:l5 u m snn.
Bost leave 2Sdst quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from from M 5 % N 70 % lc & eyery Very thirty minutes and
Tickets Ion passage and apartments IN DlRRng and
Sleeping coaches be balne ana orders checking
aud transfer Of baggage may BE- left at tho COmpauys Offices
Nos pol, 40l yJ7 broadway. lS7 West-st, n " No
CGurt-st. Erooklyn, oTSt iie tomIanys DSpols . 20
sou Join : hBB0fTT,, Gcn1 Passr gent. NewYork
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Englewool, COster Permont and
92 midnight sundays am and 7l5pm.
NsDaet, sprIng Valley and MOnsey 7;lO 20 4jO IN
JOHN " ABBOTT GenI Pass'r Agent New.York
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NLw.IoRK. WEST SHORE BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEM.NOKb ONTARIO AND WESTERN RY.
On ana alter January l. 4, trains win leave Desbrosses
COrtaPdt and West 4-d Street Stations:
FOI Chicago Suspension Lndge Niagara Fails and Buffalo
.
For Newark Rochester Syracuse Opeda $50 an; g
pm
Uuca Little Fails Plain Cana JOhare Jackson
Amsterdam 800. 4I;2U % D.
Albany ana CaskIL IS, so, ll:2O a. M 4:3O s50Oprn
OssesO. Oneida, NOrWlCh, Sidney, $50 u ~.
,newbuig. Kingston, HlghlAD1 POugAkeepse - 930
sls1O s. ". 4..O, - III.
MidtetOwB $50, II 20 a. u.; 4:lO, 4:30 p.
DAILY. Other trains daily except sunday
bunet PaTlOr Cars $50 and 4l:AO M and $3.50 p
Trains lOI Albany
Parlor Bane Care on $50 a. m for Syracuse and
Ro hester
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p train for Buffalo
rio Chicago.
Tickets and time tables and al Offices OF the com
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