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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

For Lame Back. Side, or Chest, uses,i
Ich's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. 6,ld
~ ". n. PatteFeon q Co.
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Jerseys. Jerseys. 81 prices TO 81 It. at Bau
mana.
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Group; w..vsp'ng Syusn, and even !, Ash
"a Ran ~. seld ~ VI h. PattsrssD
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Acker's celebrated English Remedy 30
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TO LOAN, u..r,.
A few thousand dollars on one year
time on real estate. Apply ~ once 70
EDWARD GRAY. Attorney,
III Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Cloaks aud doimsns selling half their
price at Bauman's. 7n6 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

To Make Room We Offer for Thirty Days
our satins, trimming, ii ks. hosiery, corsels,
veiings, flowers, ribbons, ladies' jackets,
ulsiers, dress goods, embroideries,. laces,
numerous TO mention, at and below cost, at
Il. Bauman's. FOG Elm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Ladies' hats bought direct from the fsc o
r,es and prices are very low at Mrs. +,
Cbertnuts, Elm street next to Grams.
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70 3 vhOl'::': ss:a: :. =. G a'% .I e,sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

.rrr ond n ,Jananese nun resembles n European
MN almost as closely The Samuras were tno
feudal retaiuers swashbucklers and turpulehV io'
lowers. of European barons and lords In iac' .iio
whole history of Japan followed that OIL 'ho oi'
World But the Japanese masses always "Ppo., "
have been peculiarly amable ana gehte' 'heS
,,roctise what NAV be called. for want OF better
name q natural Christianity. Woman IN Japan mas
never been suppressed n among all other Orlentai
races. She plays conspicuous part In the history
If the country. and has indeed been only too al
dicted to political intrigue and ambition
AT the present time the japanese are IN n tran
sition state They have cast of their Old haots ou'
have not vet become adapted to the new ones
There is reason to fear that they may have Deeh oo
preciptate in adopting some Western hieas but tneN
are a remarkably plastic people though possessing
strong individuality. They have retained a SIM
prcity and gcntleness which Professor Ken mas
mistaken for childishness but which 10 clearly 'hc
evidence of natural fitness for very hlgh anu pure
c;,il;,ation Their religion, whether BUDDHISM Oh
Sbjn+oisn has not made them narrow nor nara
They are model parents and wives and husbands
and they had practsed moral suason IN education
for centuries before the rod was discarded by the
nations of the West.
They are a very clearly people in their personal
habits. temperate aud frugal fond OF innocent
omusements gifted with keen sense OF the beauti-
full in nature. aud possessing strong artistic ten
denotes as the Western word has atterly discovered
The differences between the japanese and Chinese
are radical and perhaps the most marked is III re-
gard to conservatism, the japanese being progress
sive in the extreme Professor Rein has compiled a
sufficiently terse compendium of japanese history
and has given a very full scientific account OF the
country His personal ethnographical observations
are also intelligent and interesting though they
wonld have been more so had the author given more
time TO this branch of his subject. The volume IS
enriched with q number of fairly good illustrations
and two excellent maps. AS specimen OF German
book-naking il is crcditable and the translation ap
pears TO have been carefully verified and revised
bv the author.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BALTIMORE March l7-COtton firm Nfldlug. l094
Flour firm and steady; Howard Street and Western
Super 81 - So 90, do. Extra 50 1894 49, do Family
Ond city Mills super 81 70 50 30; do Extra So IS
do Superlave Patent S. Wheat-Souem qucand steady;
Western lower and dull; Southern Red 81 i2GSl "a;
do Amber 81 Is 81 II; No Maryland - 40Sl IA 2; No
Winter Red spot 81 0Sdtl OSl4 March 81 % i
dsl Os; April ~ OS7sdSl u0 May 81 OLGSl lOds June
81 \; July ~ II COrnSOuthern lower; Western
lower and closing quiet; southern White 81 G0ucj do
Yellow, 56djS4c Western Mixed. spot 81 "a SOC; March,
Doe asked oats steady and dull; southern 42045o;
Western White ~ 4c do Mixed, 8. 43c Pcnnsyvama
42d45c easier AT 65G1oC. Hay firm; Primo To Choice
Pennsyvanaand Maryland ga 90 Provisions steady
Now Mess PORK, SO COS Old Mess Pork 81; Bulk
Meats shoulders and Clear Rib Sides packed 0c Bacon
Iar-Rchued lOc Butter firm Western Packed lOa22c
Creamery 2ja3c Legs scarce NJ 49, zoe. Coffee quiet
luO cargoes Ordinary 10 Fair IL l2c sugar quiet; A
soft nc Petroleum firm and stcadyI refined ~ Sc
COpper-Rehned steady 40 44c. Nhikey steady 81 l0d
1871 Frcrhtst Liverpool per steamer dull Cotton 32d
Flour Is 81; Grain 22dd. kecclpts-Fl0ur. 2,020 bills,
Wheat. 10000 bush. Corn $1,000 bushj oats 1000 bush
Rye 1000 bush slpments-Corn. 48, 900 bush Sales
Wheat. 2t2.0OO bush, Com, $4,000 bush
BUFFALO. y y, March l7-Flour unchanged Wheat
dun sales 800 bush. No ] Hard Duluth at ~ Ia; 5OUC
bush do at ~ 40 Corn nTmer; sales lO ears choice sample
6ic Choice lligh Mixed at Doe; sampl,
at 5OdJlc oats steady; sales ear No White Western
track at 81 ~. Barley In fair denAndi two
r0Wed State at 60c., / Choice tWOTOWed state Al
Railroad Receipts Flour. 800 bills Wheat 10000 bush
Corn $1,000 hush; Oats, 1000 bush; Rye 1000 bush.
Barley 900 bush Railroad shipments Flour bbs
Wheat. $1,000 bush Corn, $1,000 bush. Oats 1000 bush
Barley. $500 bush; Rye, 1000 bush.
Boston, Macs, March lL-FlOur unchanged; Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

hay AND sTRAw-The demands for Prime grades con
aaa ea,5' 40 Hay, 81 Gg0c; 80. DO ,9c 40
J5d CO.. No. I Straw 90 G5ci 40 DO 5o4ooci oat-'
aiHfiStIfs-only moderate business was noticed but
TGPS"6nIy moderate business brewers was noticed
exrrir are not Interested nj the and yet holders
retain scaay views The English adyccs are g9t iay9IaDe
2Gc good 10 iiiae - 2jc Medium 10 Good 17G2lci
Low Grades l4a17c Crop Of ISL l742Ic 'Pachc Coast
&tTAI-qn Metal E1clqqsc 1gq3 qg,efi Tn 9 ag
per, weak Lead easier 1geer. unchanged
NHVHL SToRES- Rosms we're very quiet but uniformly
sig4&y az 81 IN i I dull thoHgh steady at 81 s.
j6bbng lots 300 IT, and Piteh quiet ana g9Sa i o
f5coTy Eafter We're also very quiet bat undetoue
Was smaller ITvI.HPO0L, steam Grain quoted ldj
sSe lots IS. 100 pac%scs 1 GiGS@ ana L1 ol
l9 I g9 boxes ecf ch's IS. Polh, ifO" td 100
BALES '" Colon odd HoP. a. l,os1n Cd
I0NDoN stcam 1000 BUSH cram 3d Bacon end lei 20
12 g SRf sccd i9 !u 81 @6 GGAsG@ steam
soggnu-h Grain private elms quoted 2d Ky SDs , 9
3os.l BHI SrOL stean, RAIN from store 3'ii AVON
800. sTETTlN. steam 600 bush Grain "a Gd per quarter
HAvREE. HMsTi.itDHM ana ROTTERDAM, steam cram
quoted CONTINENT, German ship pnoT to arrival!
Norwegian BARI 900 bb rude 10, % % MEpITER
c1es i Renea GS d. 9a Gr S a' 0 " p
m er es %aI sie5Sy Iy @ t S: WeSrn
St'c. Calcutta 81 a5gc: Crude C0ttOnseef, 400 i2c;
McBBadcn 5 5oc Tan2cs Banf 5aoc straits d53S
Ceyon CocoanW % - S9c9n gaoaGd ram, 4 iGS
PR6VIsIoNs-PoRK-Me was dun and rather weak in
sympathy with the west where prices decline Of
pic per bQ 10 sales reported here Ness on spot 9uo'a
Mess Slgq20 Clear Back ~ i5@2C r. qu i
cy E9irS India Mess tieces ESQ Extra Mess Mess
Beef 81 80 ass 49, BEEi HANS dun 9~yF
a. s5at ger ftosscTT MEATS mSderaey active and
terms. $1,000 b Picked Bellies Medium average at sc,
600 Picked Shoulders .; 900 Fcktd Hams -ci ana al
The West sales Of cs Picked mSmS i6G ID Hyesge
Picked shoulder 2c Picked Hams I2Gl2tS% Sm9Led
dIl ana prices wholly noniIa quoted at 9'tci for ~
at Inc West.-, DiEssED HOGS have a moderate de
mand and aIc eady qI9ed at o'4ao &c ior HeayY and
day prices points at the opening from
which few feeble reactions, leaving OF weak at
ing dull the decline cue to he Geak o grain 20 Cor
Choice early day y95c March quoted closing go
d072 l2c; April 07ld97lci 1850 ties. May 0s4d9s7c
f ns 49, s July co.ns S SS'
August closing zoos lOl2c seller year SS5 @941e city
dull Continent quoted at oc and south American at 1910
fGGs yanced about iS G per- a WITH O good demand
state 2l4 s21ci Western q a2l4c and southern, 2O
RICE-Duu and unchanged.
eUGAR-Rew dun and unchanged Refined quiet Crushed.
uaicd 7a.Gj Mould x, 7.c Scnies tio9eTs do 5i5ei
G sa 90 2Ifa 81 5 %S S 5a a$ ii YeST
sTEARINE-Duu and nominal quoted at lOc for city
TALLOW-ModeIAtey aotiye aud firm sales, $1,000 10
TUBA Go~Mtdum ngs strong; Gales rs hhds for July
al ljlGci 80 hds do 516c 20 hhds for August at
TEA-Fm sales 4os ooO n Japan at 29a soc for March,
for june dcyec. contracts 10000 OF Black H. 900
70 Tor Apr sold at 33l4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH TO- 1904

Packing SO 4Oass s Packing and shipping 50 so1s' aoi
ishI 60 90 ass 10. Ships, So 00es5 10 ooo ,.,a r.,
6ate~Reccpt 6OV5 hoad shipments a2e9 a nes s az,
Common 70 Medium. - 909so 90 ..,. ooo h.oa,
az ous March 7-Hogs-actve: Receipts, 5000 hes9
,hIpments 400 head Light ST 25ds6 6O Packers 10 QUO
81 h5; Butchers SO 90dS7 40 ,ooS.o, rxnor,.
,rs 80 40as OO Good Choice shippers - lonso oo;
Common Medium, - s5dso 6Oj stocsers anu 1eeu''
81 0OGS5 rs . ,. ooo hand. Fair
10 Medium 81 6Od "a 75 Good TO Choice 81 5OGtO oo Anoy
S. 75dSGOO. -, ,,.. e. a.r , oaa
EAST LIBERTY, Pa March 11-Cdnte-hecepts uouAy i0'
head; shipments. l,463 head. ,e, 49,, p,uo
Gs-Roceipts. 80 head, shipments $50 heao' rHi
"eR Recepfs g 600 shipments 1000; Fair to Good,
{ - Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
Ing 10 tne American Classification are

Delivered on contracts 200 bales Receipts at me ports
1881 mis- last year since september 4 he'd larger
speculation and prices continued mpoye the ma 3 hac
tie options ad1aneed e points 9aI Ann II osaii 06
Ma 27eI.s June T. WIZ dc,o JqlT To- |s 80.
vembcr 1O.76a l07si December lO0@lo" ItdnSei'
ape Grfft' AND MEAL-FLoUR-Marke dull, with
fnrtbe slight concessio reported Export trade umtc anu
i@e SDeR Mana Sse 900 bJ OF which 1000 b6s
were for export including 00 bGs Low STSoe 81 10
for spring {3eS for Wm GG % %is 10y At - %
~ 10 for SbTng ana y 75dS3 Winter Wheat 100
66s Winter Wheat HtT manS . within tie ,S@ss g. later
an Extreme Common 10 FAR Extra state 81 i iIy
MesieI s. 4Q FI,2o oo 81 oGs4 Good q
Good TO- choce IS 65GsG Common Extra Minnesota 70
s. 60 Cear 4iasj 50 rye Mrtmes4 6gS5; Stan{{so ~ ~
as Patent sGo'G9O Boxers Bake Extra s2ss5s SdS4 io
IS' 5ods GOOD %D. yGrT f FsIfs
s city E1ro e 1eF wt; nS Sc:S 80 Gn 10
soULHEE ees f go l. G meGdnr Common to GOOD
Of 81 goasi 81 Good to Choice 81 s5ds6 80 ...EY y
FLOUE quic and agout steady salts t9U oD w. Inv
BUcKWmEAT FLoTR u sqle nat gt SO {eo% 90 manly
50 - so; Brandy 50 35a$3 49, sales. 800 bbls Ne"
rGRFAfHoWHEAT Market heavy and i4d1ic lower, clos.
ing heavy The inside prices very Limited business lG
f 1dGe on specSys aecount win the transactions mainly
in May options Sales "a G013 p9 s ~ iute YgoV no.
Rcd gi.ac.: 10 Red ~ 029s a. oj IN elevator No z
81 II a. li5 Tor Rail Certificates IN elevator The inside
mice TO arrive No / Red II 80 NO : ked seller MARCH,
Il 06z rosng nominal NJ ~ OGll; do. April, 81 c54 %
81 or closing Al OS4 do May, 81 lO2q$l Il e. closing
ii lGlo do June u T. II Ia closing a T.
Market tnic lower with moderate export tIgGe Sa ,S
OGO bush Canada nc; 5000 bush state Tor delivery inns
Week NJ 7Sr. BA RI fI-MmAet quiet without dtcHied
Change Moderate mailing demand sales 5000 bls o-
RoWed state 2l,OOO bush. JngIadrd tanada oic
10000 No Canada SO. ---. IA LEY MALT dun ana
ing heavy the inside prices Very moderate business oi
mort and home use and fairly acty" trade on -pcuN
aCr6rrt saes 0S 90 bush. iuiuTe. 1000 bush CASH.
including migrated Mixed at 81 &6=ci No. = 1J,2g 81
steamer Mixed, a4 L., closing Hta6fci NO = 81 -,
in elevator; 10 White, Gis; 4 amer W hte &c IN
elevator: 10 Mixed seller March Gle, closing NC 10
April 81 o. Doe closing IL tc do May. t241O3 &C. clos
ing G-a4c; do June 03s4a6 &c, c3slnG o. &C. 90, 10y
ObIS-Mhrket shade easier,
closing barely steady the usl prices sales IS 200
hush future C9OOO bush cash, including No. Mixed al
So No >, 4O9elo@c$ No quoted tic; %, ~ ~. >
White ci No ., Ailsc; No. /, ibcl Mixed west
en- 59aIlcs White do, $50 Sc; White state iod dtci
No Mixed. secr April 4Q'sc, closing 4Ofel 90 May
4O76 &c closing 4Ic: do June. 81 sc closing IL &c
FEED-Markct steady. 4Olb Gso6r @li lOOb, : al lo
Sharps. IL 1Od@l 10. Rye Feed, u ,-.- CA.
stocks in IN New ork. Brooklyn ara Jersey Sly
grain warehouses and held ON Railway Lighters on Ger
tluCatc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
- s1ocK MARKErs-nY rELEnRArn

BUFFALO March Cdfs- Receipts to-day 1900 ead total
for week thus 5000 head tlme last
head. consigned through. l4o market dul Extra
Steers 50 O0a$ 80; Common Fair 81 %, Light Good
ButehcIs's - 3jdfi 10
Shsp Receipts to-day 5000 head. for week thus far
10000 head for same lime last week. 10000 heads
through, market dulh Fair 10 Good Western
as aO Choice Fancy 50 4Ods6 JU Western Lambs
dfG 10.
hOgs-Recepts to-day. 900 head: total ior week thus
far 5000 head uIne last week, 1000 he adj
gned through cars, Good Choice Workers 80 40
Gtd 9u Light Mixed 81 dsJ 90. Good Mediums 90
81 10 Piss 80 OOdSB16
CHICAGO March 1.-THE DrorSrS Journal reports H0gs-
cepts 1000 head shipments 5000 head market active,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
CHARMS
STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, Y. r., foot Of COrtlaudt-st
COnsgnments Of freight forwarded directed to paf
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and e
thandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly gheEed to any POM
Il harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAIR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN IL. STARIN for NEWHAVEN, leaves Piet
IS N r. foot Of Corandtst, at ?. daily. SUNDAY
eXceptedl
Freight points D. L. W. r. r. received 90 Pier ls
For New-Hayen and points East at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Eleven Miles fcS
Ten Cents via Steamers Pier l. E. r, foot OF white
halst.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. Communipaw N J.-Dry DocsA
Machine Boiler shops Everything appertainng 10 hS
construction and repair Of vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rieer. Vessels dnd'RaDTondA
NEw-YoRK March II, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw.YoRK. March Il. 1894.

CoFFEF-Sp Rio dun at &c Fair, options opened
5O points declined but later reacted ana coa
in most cases saturday evenings prices; the sales Mte
large embracing 10s500 bags at A16G9S0 ior MarCn'
960d975 for April 2616972 Tor Nay ga fr zen.
tember 75d9SO for October g65 G97o november ana
970d9SO for December closing barely steady MID qu,o
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet but hrn ales - Dali
including II for export, 80 for consumpuoh' anu -'o "
speculation. - $4,000. o,o..,eca,,or ara
fo 1nNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
ppIrISIT GRAIN TRADE.

rovnox March 1.-THE Marx Lane Express its review
of the British grain trade during the past week say ne
weather WAS brilliant and May-lkc To-Day Duyer5
demoucd a cOnCe Foreign wheat Is unChahseui the
receipts were small The trade in cafgoes on the coast wa
but the supply california was taken az
as is; two cargoes have Havre at 39s 20 a
freight seven CargoeS arrived, Ten
were sold eight withdrawn and one renamed inc sales
of English wheat during the 0SbD quarters Az
37 III per against S24 quarters az AS "a during
the core spending week last year.
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JAPAN: Travels aud Researches BY J. J. REIN.
Translated from the German. With twenty ilustra-
tons and two maps. PIP 543 A. c. Armstrong
Son.
This work undertaken at the cost of the Pmssian
Government is based upon a residence Of two years
in Japan. and extensive journeys through the
islands of HondO Shik0ku Knshira and Amakusa.
The author a German professor, has brought to his
task the patience, thorOughness and instinct for de-
tail which characterize his countrymen in literary
undertakings. But it is evident that his conclusions
regarding the habits and characters of the modern
japanese have been somewhat hastily formed as ill.,
deed could not but be the case in so insufficient a
period as be devoted 10 their examination As an
epitOme Of the past history Of Japan and as guide
TO the geology, zoology, botany, meteOrology and
topography Of the empire Professor Rens work is
far in advance Of any modern books on the subject.
In its analysis of the japanese people il Is on the
other hand less trustworthy and full than Sir Ruth
eTford AlcOcks book and in some respects less
faithful than Miss Bird in her Unbeaten Tracks in
Japan"
The japanese are an exceedingly interesting
people. They are less Oriental in their mental char
acteristics than any Eastern nation Though de-
irving 50 much of their civilization and especially
Their literature and religion from China they re-
sembie the Chinese in sinWarly few respects
Their history for many centuries in parallels
with that of medieval Europe. The Danios were
the equivalents Of the feudal scigneurs and the
ShogOOn or Tycoon was the MARE dc pdlas A pct
u an Ens4ish monk OF the thirteenth fourteenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cool 10 Prime sold at l24Wl24c Anu
theayerage estimated at IL PC.
Notwithstanding yesterday and to-day were 45 cars az
Jersey CITY and % at t0thst; making ilul mean
against 3Is Monday Tho arrivals u the past
week were head less than last week. and LOU head ss
than the corresponding time last year. 49,.
week been discOuTae ing one ior DO SNIP
rps and butchers and the Cate have lost plenty OF
money on "wednesday the market slow and Dragging
with common and Medium Steers about stedy and the best
grades weak and Friday Notwithstanding there was
s run prices declined before the close Ac per 10 aad
clearance not effected oo.,
The arrivals to-day moderate. Most OF the d0th.
II. Cattle consigned to Exporters and city
sIaughterers direct, and buyers were very scarce
Mr. A. p. Munroe who sold r.Oads az
those wards says with the loss Of the freight
and slimkagc" At Jersey city the offerings were mainly
Common Fair Steers with scarcity OF tho best grades ana
BullOcks - sale. The market was moderately
active up o'clock when the demand slackened and the
slight advance obtained early the day not maintained
on closing sales The finish dull and clearance barely
elected Dry Cows pedlcd out NJ 0fd 04c; ga
oxen cod At lobe 10 dress 5jdJGb: and 2cmsOt Stel
Bulls nj DC while carload ~ C0rnfed brought 81 10
several aOads Kaneased CherOkees sold NJ the range o.
lOL NC to dress % and few little state steers az
lOc % n and general sales OF Common to Good
Ilocks III l2c, 10 dress 90 ID, Prime steers
mainly selling AZ l2ac also TO dress 81 ID, ana only
head reached - 20. s,-
90 f. SpO''''' 0'''' -.
80 shipments live stock fresh meat from this port
to-day.
Re- AZ md A. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
yVHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
L NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from chambers.st, Depot.
Coaches 70 S BGgSanIon Ema and buffalo Sleeping
SoSeIs s TO Ss'f Sn ft" extra charge
Tor fast tmePullnan sleeping Coaches to Bao srFsns
land 80 Cnennlt 500 M 81 Ions .i9H o second S
CD m DaiyS|Pseidc Express the solid Train Of
pullman Day and sleeping Coaches to BIZ Ihamon E ma
BaaaC Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago hO'ei anu
Sl5 -EmlgIant train for the West - -. ,o..,.
li M S5o ,o e 5lo S5 5so $40 $50 80 1880 midnight
sqndays go 02g o l4 I ego m noon 4y $40
5o $40 $40 $50 739 '5 IA losG 81 sR mdngSn
Newark and Paterson via newark s1G iS2 ssaaS
420 62O $3.50 500 7;S9 s m i ana az "a N M
ghss only SH i g ~ la5 go $50 iO SIS andl2
idnih SUNDAYS $50 1920 lao $50 M and IL
midnight, ,oon
M MeTSGrs and Cornwall 700 $3.50 sunday
RoSdoGt and Kingston and Montgomery ';5oPm M
s@ HHsbeS ~ 80 1920 $3.50 $50 43o sljpm Sun
day sS2 0G 55 1873 IN $3.50 48O sunday
$40 1920 $50 IN The trains ~ tern railroad
trains connect win New GOTs o 0ai q, %s a only
Port Jervis $50 1920 i5O sl5p H. SUNDAY Gov
Boats 3G Of and quarter aS f sSd hSSa
l i6a5 Sa1 to i5:i5 every ,,oo, and
Tor and sna oe for the checking
and 3nsfeT Of Gasg9se @SS SS ei s We
broGE a9 from the S West arrive o
JOHN \. ABBOTT Genl Passr Agent new i"-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
y Tr,tns leave for knglewood. Coster Piermont anu
\vaek $40 10 m 800 400 $3.50 bio $50 III - u'~
ntyIt SUNDAYS Q a M and 7:l6 m. .o.,
Nanuet spTmg Valley and Monsey 40 10 I'm i'oVp~
Su"u"' JoIdS ~ ABBOTT Genl Passr Agent, New.Yors-
INVEST SHORE ROUTE.
NEW YORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains Desbrosses COtandt and foot Of West s
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and bunA
Is p. IN. 80 a "a. "A
For Newark Rochester, syracuse and Oneida $50 @m"
q. $500. ~. y,,t.on
Utica, Little Falls Plaiu Canajohae Port Jacks0R
Amsterdam, $3.50, ll.2O 4, mi - = m ,,.eu
Albany and Catskln. - $50. ll20 M 40 . n' %
Newburg Kingston. III ghland. POughAeepse s. s'o Ian
a. M. 34O i3O. y N.
DAILY. Other trains daily except sunday. .e,. q.
Buffet Parlor $3.50 and ll2D u H. anu 4iSoP ~
trains for Albany. a., a. .,.,.,,.a ana
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on train for BunA'
ckcS and time tables stations and az offices o. the COM
many Jersey city Pennsy vania Railroad eatlon n,
Nod Courtst Annex 0hoe, foot 0f Fulton-sS oo S07
ST. and No DekAbsye New.loTk S,y Nus sousre Ma.
9 363 Alo Gao, 1873 Broadway, No Union M sts,
f97 0thaye No l6S East l26ths, rennsy ~" sboS
lion. foot Desbrossesst, foot Cortandtst, anu "'''
Station. foot West 42d. st. -. -. NJ, ..ent
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