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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
Memorial Day In Richmond, Va.

While the graves Of Confederate
soldiers were being decorated at Oak.
wood Cemetery, last week, tender
hands placed roses, lilies and other
floral specimens, with o couple Of
poetic stanzas upon the grave Of Lii
liam Madison, which We find In the
Dispatch:
"The flowers you ask for. Lillian,
Are laid upon your grave
By many sympathizing friends,
Who had no power 10 save
A life which must on earth have known
The deepest grief and shame.
But who shall dare 10 cast stone,
Or blot upon thy name7
SO rest in peace, poor Lillian,
Thy troubles here are oy'r,
And Christian CHARITY will hope
Thou art safe on Canaan's shore
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27

The State Exposition building at
Raleigh were booght in the interest
of the State Fair Association, and
will remain on the Fair grounds.
It is thought that 5000 acres will
be planted in tobacco in the Raleigh
section this season--ten times ~
much as last year.
! The Charlotte observer says: Mrs.
Richard Beard, D lady Of sixty years
age, was run over by a COW near
Huntersyille, and probably fatally
hurt. The Secretary Of the Urea.
sury has designated the Commercial
National Bank as a depository Of the
public monies.
The Newton Enterprise says: Cotton
has come up exceedingly we'll this
year, but farmers say the cold nights
are very hard on it. It is not dying
very much, but it is turning yellow
and very unhealthy looking. Z.
The Wilmington Review says the
recent term Of The Superiour Court Of
New Hanover sent four prisoners to
penitentiary, one for a term Of twelve
years on a charge Of attempt at rape.
The new postoilice in Cincinnati up.
on which work has been in progress
for eleven wears has been completed
at cost Of s6,O00,000 and Is pro-
nounced by Cincinnati papers to be
the finest structure for the money Of
the kind in this country.
Tie New Berne J,unrnal says the
bulk ofthe pea crop has gone forward
and the farmers are now busily ems
gagged in clearing off the vines and
putting cotton. IL is claimed that
the entire Federal patronage in North
Carolina Outside Of the internal re-
venue service does not equal the fish
and oyster catch of Carteret county.
The Ashevillc Citizen says: A dis,
cussion on the fence question which
we are glad to say possesses the
thoughts Of our people has called
forth the animadyersions Of an old
lady, land owner, who ranks her>
self amoug its staunchest opponents,
"Drat that President for passing sicl,
law; | wish he had a bullet put
clean through his head" Her inter-
locutor reminded her that the Presi-
dent had nothing to do with the max.
ing Of the law; il was the Legislature
that passedit. "Well," she snappish.
ly answered: II wish he had a bull.
let through his head" %
We commend this to some of our
friends down 10 Greene and Lenoir.
They will find that they are not left
alone in their opposition, and that the
above specimen Of enlightenment on
the subject is equal to their own.
#&s ia # %
The Charlotte Observer says
The work Of building a large dancing
pavilion a. Mt. Holly. exclusively
for the use Of picnic parties, was be
gun yesterday. The sail boat Nellie
is to have a steam consort next week
A Wilmington boat owner took view
Of Mt. Holly and the river, and de
cided to place bis steamer on the
Catawba without delay. His boat i:
a steam launch, and will carry aboul
twenty-five people without crowding
The steamer will be transported from
Wilmington over the Carolina Cen
trail road, and will be placed upor
the waters Of the Catawba next Mon
day.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
DR.. W. II. Bobbitt.

This talented young physician, Of
Raleigh. graduated . few years ago
NJ one Of the first colleges in the land
and located in Raleigh for the pur.
pose Of practicing bis profession
He Joined the local medical society In
the city Of Raleigh, and also the State
Medical Society. Some time after he
became member Of the two societies
he was electe regular medical exam.
liner for the various benevolent asso.
Citations Of the city Of Raleigh. The
regular price for examining On appli'
cant for membership in these benev.
olent societies was fixed at s5 90 by
the Raleigh Medical Society the
price agreed upon between DR.. Bob
81 Il and the benevolent societies was
$500.
AT the last regular meeting Of the
State Medical Society the Raleigh
Medical Society preferred charges
against DIR. Bobbitt for unprOfession.
| al conduct. The case was referred
70 a committc who investigated th'
| matter thoroughly and made thciI
report before the society last week
| completely exhonerating DR.. Bobbitt
stating that they found nothing
against DIR. Bobbitt as q member oil
the Medical Society.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
Death Of Mrs. T. J Riggsbee.

Again we are called upon 20 chron.
icle another sad death. Monday
night about II o'clock Mrs. Thomas
j. Riggsbee breathed her last and
her spirit was borne away to that
realm prepared for the redeemed and
blest. She had been sick but a
short while and her numerous friends
we're shocked to hear that she was
dead. She lead most exemplary lie
as consistent member Of the Baptist
church. Mrs. Riggsbee was devoted
mother and affectionate wife and sin
cere friend. We extend to her bereayed
relatives our heart felt coincidence.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
The Nef Wagon.
New Livery Stables,

Messrs. Dallas Malone and Jack
Chambers, two Of our enterprising
young men have opened a first class
livery stable in Durham, where they
are prepared 70 furnish the pulic with
elegant turnouts at reasonable rates.
Mr.. Ed Woody, who has for several
years been the manager at Mr.. A. A..
Sears stables is with them, and will
be pleased to see his friends wheney-
er they want to take a drive. The
public will share its patronage with
them. Everything furnished in first
class style. .
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
Mistake.

&*&<.~>~~NN
Some one who did not know what
be was saying spread q report in
Granville county that the editor Of
the RECORDER went to Washington
city some time ago and had the daily
mail changed from Dutchville to
KNAPP of Reeds. We beg to assure
our Dutchville friends that the re.
port is not true. Wehaye never signed
a petition, written q letter, nor spo-
ken to any one to have 1t changed,
and did not know il until the change
was made. What did we:say toCon.
gresham Reid was, ''that the mail
facilities in this section Of the State
was o disgrace 10 any government
| that We need more mail routes and
post Offices" He assured us that il
would afford him pleasure to comply
with any request coming from hi.
constituents and promised to look
closely after the mail service il the
people would tell him what they
wanted. The editor Of the RECORD
Err will also do all In his power 70
assist In getting up petitions and for
warding TO the authorities. IL viii
be 10 our interest TO get more ant
better facilities-not 10 lessen them
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
Does II Pay :

Does 1t Payl
That en;erprising firm Of Ellis &
Muse when interviewed as to the
cause of their unprecedented success
this season gave this reply: "Ad-
yertising; not simply relying on
newspaper talk. but marking goods ct
rock bottom prices and then through
the columns Of the press letting peo.
pie know it. To this we ascribe the
fact that dull days have passed US BY
and we don't have time to stand in the
toor and look laughipgly in the direc'
ton from whence cometh trade. -
Yea, advertising pays.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
The tniversity q North Carolina.

Tne university 81 Nortn Oaroilna.
The Catalogue Of the University Of
North Carolina for 1884'S5 shows an
increase Of students, $50 as against
210 the previous year. Announce.
ment is made Of the intended election
before the beginning Of the, next ses.
sion Of four additional full Professors
and three Assistant Professors, which
will greatly modify the distribution
and enlarge the scope of instruction.
.----~---s af "a
The Neff Wagon.
Now is your time to buy one Of
the celebrated Nef wagons. for sale
by Mr.. j. w. Blackwell. They are
on exhibition on the North side Of
Mangum street. For prices call on
Mr.. Blackwell or Mr.. 5. +. Watts.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
A Beautiful Residence fol
Sale.

We offer for sale the handsome resi-.
dence on Mangum street known as the old
Hunt residence for sale. II contains Seven
large rooms, Kitchen and Dining.room. =
The lot is about 2-l3 Of an acres. Terms
00RBETT & HACKNEY.
Real Estate Agents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
AGENTS Wanted.

. A few good agents are wanted ~ eacii
county throughout the State 10 solicit BUSH
ness for The Equitable Life Assoc
citation of West Virginia, coop
eratiye company with the Best Endowment
Plan now in use. Funeral expenses adyanc-
ed and Death Claims Promptly Paid. Money
loaned exclusively 10 policy-holders at re,
asonable rates. Permanent employment and
good pay guaranteed to reliable and efficient
men. For further particulars address,
r.. III. WHITLocK,
Manager of Agencies,
May POI Martinsburg, W.Ya.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27

There will be an election Of ten ll0l
teachers for the Durham Graded School on
June 2, 1885. All applicants must be ex.
amined by Prof. Kennedy, who can be
found at the school daily.
may27 EUGENE MoREHEAD, chr.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27
Durham Marble Works.
The Starkes Dixie Pillow.

This celebrated pillow and all neces.
sary castings are sold by j. L. Mark
ham, Durham, N. G. The farmers
have long since learned that It Is
superior to any other pillow used. Iii
specially constructed to suit the soil
Of this section Of the country.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27

b high prices all ge selling we'll here Come % ne i
fine for as one knows VINO
vi II good valuable piece property in family
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27

New Jersey has more miles q
railroad in proportion " her area
than any other State in The Union.
The caterpillars that work 50 much
harm to fruit trees remain safeiy
housed in their webbs Or nests du-
ring the day, thus escaping the q.
tacks Of birds, but sally forth ~
night seeking what they may devouf.
Durham Marble Works
If You wish to purchase MoSur.
MENTs or TOMBSTONE, call ON 4. \.
Rogers, Durham, N. @, OF write ior
price list aud designs.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27

Mr.. j. X. Miles, Of Caswell coun.
ty, has a gray horse he has had in
constant use for twenty-eight years,
a .carryall" he has used for rs
years without much repair. The
collar and lines he bought twenty.six
years ago, and the harness has done
him good service for eighteen years.
He has an industrious wife and elev-
en- living, the last two being twins.
With this gray horse he has bought
and paid for 265 acres Of fine land
and erected thereon $4,000 worth Of
buildings. He always made it a
point to pay cash for what he bought.
A faithful dog followed him for 8
years but would never 90 off Mr..
Miles premises but one time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-27

lean sell your Wrappers for as many Dollars and
man, and all ask is trial, and will prove
hart's Banner Warehouse for High Prics
plenty money to pay you for your To
First Sale WEDNESDAY. seco1
Bring along your tobacco. hare a1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08

NEw.YoRK. Tuesday: April 7-BEEXEs.-Receipts were
AZ III head6 for Mr. Eastrpanl5 cars Tor
Mozger and car at Jersey CIT, Tor the market
No trade Live cattle Free arrivals are expected tomor
row aes
cty Dressed Beef little firm but dun at 09c for ord.
nary TO Good with Prime offered al 9i2UJ'4c lew INT
sold down 20 &c.
Western Dfes ed quiet at I1Jc WIN general soeS NJ 2~
83c. - -, -. =. .-.,.-
Morris quarters OF Beef and 600 OF Nut
ton the Arizona bv Joseph rastnan.
tAIVES-AbOut 100 Live calves were received today.
the part Washington Market Prices Just ab Jut
steady al 5n7c for Prime Veas few Choice
selling 7iIc, and Extra Calves al sc
Calves dull ana prices weak Common 10 Prime
Country Dressed Vells sold al 5dvc Few h0ce reaching
eoc early IN the day city dressed quiet al o loo.
Collins sold 30 jersey Nenls, lI003OO I'd,
6a7c; do poor at 4dJc; 3 x,Ia lH4 N, az &c.
Bodine HutcbeOn sold jersey Neas Choce) lol 10 AT
sHEEP AND LAMBs.-A single carload Of 249 head
ved Jersey City aud about 90 Spring Lambs were re-
Washington Market The few sales OF Shetp
at $40 sc for POOR Fair and Yeirng Lambs sold at Js
Gasc Feeling Just ABOUT steady but dun
A deck Of SOut Spring Lambs arrived ana was
sold late yesterday on private terms
he Spring Lambs at Washington Market tc-daY met
firm, especially or
Prime TO Choice sold at II 5OdS 90 per
head with general sales at 50 .lO6fI
Dressed dull and prices weak NJ 71Sc per n with
little choice quality going as high as Sl2c. Dressed
Yearings with xtIa carcasses reaching lOc
Or, ssed spring Lambs sold at - ~ CT. ,,,. on -
sales-Ialenbeck Davis sold 81 state Yearlngs SO 10
GAG; 222 State -heop and Lambs 20 ID at O@c 40 Stae
sh sep lO2 H. at 5isc; f57 do. 80 n, at ~ 90.
Jelli1e Wright BOag o. sold: ~ Jersey spring 'amDs
az 81 30 EACH do. at 20; 3 do at - 30.
Ever Co sold 53 Spring LamJs al $50S7 30 per head.
c. Collins sold 20 Jersey Spring Lambs at 50 5OdS1 per
nOGs-Receipts 10 OF 2.204 head-I2 at
4Othst jersey CITY Feeling steady at ~ 50d
81 30 Not Country Dressed arrived tOday and very
are nnoted at Iet Medium c Light G2q7c
(outslde figure for JeIseys).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
. LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO April 7The Drogers Journal reports: Cattle
Exports So 45dsj 9O ana Mixed So 009S4 3d.
s3 4O0s4 20; Feeders 81 251si 49, Texans 81 go
s. O5.
H0gs-Rccepts 1900; shipments 1900; market firm;
Rough mixed "a 206Si 40 Packing aud shipping, 81 A.
81 10; Light, 81 30asi 65: Skips. - 1894 90
Shep-Hecepts ZOO head; Shipments LOO hea market
acve Inferior, 81 60d&j 90 Medium s3 1888 TO- Good
81 % Choice. " co.
81. LOUIS. April 7.-ti1nls-aeceIpts 700; shipments
-; market quiet Exports 50 JO4S5 los GOoi 60 ClOice
Shipping, 50 25GS5 o. Fair 10 Medium 81 80 as o.
Texans 81 25G "a TO-
shsep-Receipts. 800: SHIPMENTS. TOO Common To Me-
dium. 10 ass 90; Fair TO clOIce SO 406Sf 20.
Hogs Receipts $500; shipments 100; hght 81 400
Packing - OOdSi %: Heavy 81 23dSl 30.
BUFFALO April 7Cd'tteReceots to-day so mead; total
for thus fi 1000 head iorsaDe time last week 5000
head couslgne1 through. 81 market strong;
Good to Cnoioe % 900Sj so sockers aud Fccie
s. OOds4 20.
Sheep Receipts to-day Loco heed total for week thus far
900 head for tine last week 10 hea consigned
through 10 cars market dull and firm Medium 70
Good IS 20 osi food Choice "a SO ds Sj Ordinary
20 Choice Lambs, 50 6Oa$6 30.
Hogs Receipts today 500 head; total for week thus far
1000 for time $4,000 head con-
signed through SO OF which TO Neg York; market
steady, Medium 10 Fair Workers. 81 509s4 co. Good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
LITERARY NOTES.

The Emrress Eugcnies book, :" Some Recollectohs
from my Life" will appear in few weeks
professor Beers's volume on Willis is coming from the
press of Houghton, Mifn & Co.
William Lee the publisher says that when Mr..
Emerson wanted any copyright money from fmihps'
Sampson & Co., he would enter Mr. Phlips's private
office and say: MIS- Emerson says she would like to
have some money to-day, so told her would go In ana
ask the Barons of Winter Street for check"
Sir Henry Taylor in his published autobiography
says OF Rogers His wit was perhaps, IN hlgher repuo
than ony in his time except that of sydney Smith But
while sydneys wit genial and good-humore'i anu
even his mockeres gave offence, that OF Rogers was
sarcastic ami bitter; and the plea which have heard
him advance for its bitterness was IN itself satre'
.Tbey tell me say ill-natured things, he Observed In
His slow Quiet deliberate way; I have very weak
voice; IL did not say inatured things. no one would
hear what I said. 1t owing to this weakness OF
voice that no candles put his dinner table, Tor
glare and noise go together, and dimness suodues the
voices in conversation handkerchief thrown over
the cage Of q canary subducs its song. The lght we
dined by was thrown upon the walls and the pictures
and shaded from the room. This did not suit sydney
Smith, who said that dinner in St. Jamcss place was
"a Good OF light all above and below nothing but
darkness and gnashing of teeth"
Roberts Brothers about bring out cheap editions
of r. L. Stevenson's Treasure Island f. l.. Hales
sMan without O Country" and Silvio Peico's My
Prisons"
The first English edition OF George Elots Life has
become scarce much sought after by collectors
The reprint OF the first Shakespeare folio. which is
now coming out il London Is In pretty little volumes,
each of which contains play. The text is reproduced
with scrupulOus accuracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
NEW. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-tommen cing october s. 1884,
through trains will leave Grand entral Depot
$500 Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
ing.ro0m
with ng Stopping at Albany Utica Syracuse och-
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie, Cleveland AMI Toledo.
arriving Chicago 1911 and S. Louis 1870 IN nefs
day. - -,
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls aad Buffalo connects tor
lila m. New.York and Northern EIprcss with
drawing.room
$50 p m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
- D m Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
Falls BnnalO CincBnaCi. roedo Detroit and II outs
$3.50 with sleepingcars 10 syracuse nad 70
Auburn road and Saratoga; also to Montreal -. 4
Pacific Express with sleepingcars Tor hocnester
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chcago
Il D. m Express with seepin gears 20 Albany and
Troy Connects with the for the Wess and
for the North except G'uriay night. -. o,,-
icsots sale AZ Grand Central Depot, NO. EowlinS
Green 252 il3 and at Westcotts Express
Offices PARK. 7s5 and yt2 Broadway New.fork
1913 Washington and $50 Fulton s, bfookiyu ana -
tonrth-st, WILLIAMSBURG. - . -.
Accommodations drawngroOm anc sleeping cars car ~
procured the ticket Offices New YORK CITY ana Az
S33 Nashiug tor. st, BROOKLYN.
BAGGAGE called for and checked from residence
s1hese trains daily. AL others day except sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem l25thst anH t'mass
J NJ rOUCEH, U u. a. Cr IA ~.
General superintendent General passenger Ase"s-
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the EAST All rail from Grand Central Depot Ihr
express trains daily Sundays eXccptei To Boston at @
' b. W. POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after April 5th. 1855


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains New Ork DesOrosses and Courandt Sreeu
Ferries. follows; go 49,.
Harrisburg Plsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
cars attached Q a. M. g. and D.. daily. New YORK
and ic go Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking and sleep
ing Cars al In IN every day -.
Wiilamsport. 10 Havon No. p m oorry ana EIie ~
D. Cory for TusvilePet Cehuo
the on 'eglOns
Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily. except sunday
Ia m arrive WashiD 800 D. NJ. regular al 81.
and $50 m. /. 3:4O and and IL night sunday
6lja p. ana IL night. -, - :, NJ. g.,
For Atlantic city except sunday with through Paror CARR
loo p. m.
Lone Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate saons
VIA Railway and AmbOy, 900 a. M, 1900 noon 53v w
D. m On sunday 900 m and 500 p M do not stop as
For Old Point and Norfolk, G2O a weekdays aud 500
D mt every day. -. .,,. 81, ,h-o,,h tram.
at Jersey city, anordng speedy ana uree "anSiei "'
Brook travel. az oco. -. e.ss and O. az
~ N, aa,y and i;35 No. daily except Monday from
Washing on and baltimore 500 500 m ~ Sio i'm, 2;9
40 30 and lr:O9 D M sunday. 500 80 O. e. iv M
p m. BALTIMORE @ 0p "a fr9 sn IA i m 70 ZOO
$40 $50 $50 500 G5i ~ $40 ~ s s iS5 NJ
and 2,.O night sunday 800, o-V' fioo' 7'o'' '''
G,lo 6.55. 800. 9:35. 1000 p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08

Case. Extracted White Clover. 607c. Ct,
BRRswAx-Fim at 3Dla0Slc. for Choice Pure southern
NUTs-Receipts Tor the week Peanuts 73S bags Pecan
90 bags held about steady but have slow sae
at ia 1c Extra TO Fancy Hand Picked StG4s Ior
Cleaned 2034c. for Farmers Dfandsi frtno
shelled steady 3a04c Pecans very dull and nominal
SIN offered at y "a q i2c., with no important sales
Tho daily OF Milk and Cream at the dil-
ferent railroad distributing points In and near the ely
for the been follows Erie 32S cans OF MIX
~ cans Condensed MIX and 81 cans OF Cream
Harlem 2Ot o cans OF MIX and LAT OF Condensed
Mix; ontario / 755 cans Of MIX and ~ Of Cream;
susqlehapna 10 OF MIX and Ia cans OF Cream;
UarifOrd and New.H Lilo cans OF MIX New ! ork
city Northern, IL cans Of Mix NewJersey Central;
e. cans MIX and 2 OF Cream; and miscellaneous
short routes MIX aud 10 cans OF Cream Tue
total daily supply has been 100 cans OF MIX l6J cans OF
Condensed MIX and 100 OF Cream. The price mas
sag under the increased supply AMI the nuid mas
sold platform an average price oil 81 40 can oi NJ
unaIts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
INVEST SHORE pOUTE.

w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All West 4od-st Cortandt and Desbrosscsss
tations.
Chicago. 10 NJ - p. Pullman sleepers through
~. Louis. $780, % p. n. Pullman seepefs
Detroit 40 n m, o:aO g y. Pullman sleepera 80
Bridge. Falls. Bunalo hochestcr AZ
a. m s.: 30 IS D. M sleeping nj parlor cars through
syracuse 7:iO. 40 Q m, $3.50, SPIN
Utica 7iO, 40 Hoo .6t5O IS D. m 90 a., ,,oS
Newburg Kingston. catskih Albany TAO 10 iio'
f t Montreal and Canada East 7:io a $50 M
Hamilton London, so m- $500. % D. IN roronso' ''.'
sRaiiv Other trains daily except sunday. ,.i
tabos paror sleeping car HcomniS
tons or inormaton apply at oces; Jersey city Penn
Staon HobOken ll5 Nashlngton-st; Brookly 's,
Annex ONCE foot Fuitonst New ork Sity ~ ~ al
&c. S5l, 946. lao l.323 broadway, 49, ot-ave iav
iSSthst i5Sia iiowery Penn r. II stations foot Of ors
nndt aud Desbroses SITS. and West shore stauo o oe
West called for and checked iroH ho''~
s,S resdences OrJcrs can be ticket Offices .
"a state-st HENRY M0NETl. Cen fsSA A~'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
y7RIF RAN WAY now known a. Tho NEW.

ERIE RAILWAY, now known az snr Nn r.n
Arrangements Of trains from chamberss Depot From ssd'
coaehes q faSR snra and sleeping
IL csysnp Sus %es
Ta s s pns. aaft
iO45 M Detroit $40 ssIamanca 60 n M; Ceys'
second day. Connecting arrive Toledo 7s1 m and
p%by Chicago Express, the West Solid Tr,n
81 Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches 70 Bingh'"Sh E-
R Rs s%sr ssa ss'
sq Pssyso nag is9 Sss $50
q: SO SIS 81 S ss 80 so
o and se ESQ go ~ and 0 midnight saturday
lights ONLY sundays 2 I sl 9o pso clio $50
.n e 7'o s1nSss. s go am
wsrws1 a and iC coluna sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery . In SSop n
Sqs 1872 90 s s9e ssO 4'0 $50
$50 lSS 9sh g TSs and re
Rf p1fegess iSao 40 sopD sunday
fS Of and quarter after each S@ hon, sS1s
from I+S 70 ia % 5tS svery ss hour I'm"
and Sa Hders %
baggage may be ls Ws the fo~San
ETpfs, rom the NswYort at 7o
'so i3aH N and Ia" GEN. P..sr Agent Ne~Yo
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey
~ Trains leave from chambersst Depot for Eagewsei
540 $40. $3.50 p m Il midnight sundays7, a N. AMI
Manuel, Spring Valley and MOnsey T. 10 m, 4;5op m
Sundays q. IN -
DOR NEw-HAVEN.-Steam leave PECK
and Il m Sundays So stssop sSs cas-. IN
sr1.ioD to New.Haven and return 81 %.