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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
arEet oloslng dull Transierable notices 9.7Oo

Mark closing
FIoURAND MEAL-FLoUR-Mar is still in buyers'
s Se W fslGs pave
e tfa as!G SeC I SSs cy SSss bGs
T EfS BIS Winter At IS %Ssa t. mainly At
800 bBls Minnesota a; steort IS o5 SSGSS 90
Fine 2oS$S 9S suPerne 50 4Cdss so sx'rs q N Is
s g g. tS coca g 81 s:%sH
Far Extra oh9 g 40SSS 60 coed 81 g. 4 40 eS 100
Clear 81 o6ss4 70: Rye Mixture 50 oogs4 5 straight
q o0 st. Louis Common FAR Extra asa 90: Fair 70
%nse = wSea Extra s. So city for West
pss AMI SHS4 90 TIE mic Pces nm
changed sales 900 bb Including Common 70 Good Extra
FIoU R"SteSey with moderate trade demand Sales 500
S SS upeRsR q WI" Western aHH' Yellow Is
So 81 Brandywiue, g 70 as 50. -. c..,, ,o,.
have advanced and closed with less strength Options
oPenel better 9st most OF r ee % am trade for
export aud city Milling and fair business IN options There
s %ai asS hp S bought 10000 Sus6 MeTs
5000 bush bush future and ~ sGsn
Spring arrive cost freight ana insarance sSe No had
arrive cost freight Insurance ungradea Winter Red 40
se and to i1ye COST i re- ed a saS IN eova
No nca foT sePtsmSsr ge DC eG soyem
Der o. q &C. closing az 92sci DO December ~ Sdaoc
s sos Magsb q o. ID DO 4pr II q Is June 81 o
RYE.LSwer snddn Western 9p2e9 at y ssS
nal with rHrnoTed sale OF Canada BARLEY MALT.
OnN-Market without decided
change for lots options opened "a &C lower tasn
red decline and closed steadYat about the
prices trade for export and home use and pretty
god 70 Sp 9Isr, 600 Ss eot arrive
Including Ungraded Mixed 81 4adjOLc No. 2Mi1ed 4tl9
Doc IN elevator nearly all al 4Sscj JOSdJOc Anoat
No White. 52ci ungTaded White, 5Ohe; No Ml1ed ior
September 4gRa49ac. closing at aga DO October 4bd
bOfc closing al Ole; DO Boa $685. closing az
bOisc; do December asa d4ssao closing at Ac OATS
Cas io. Options opened shade better then lost
ADVANCE then recovered ana closed steady at the best prices
Considerable sales OF No Mixed made ior export,
mainly Tor september delivery. Sales $4,000 bush future,
bs spot including No Mixed 20 ~ tcI NO. :,
cost. freigSt and Insurance;
No quoted 29i9c.i No. White 2asa21tei 30, 2,
82Ld3l c Ne nominal Rt 39cl Mixed Westefn. si05fci
White do White state 43c Mixed septeulOer
closing AT 20 do October, 2sssa closing
AT 2g7sc. 3OSd3O l9c.. closing at 5UA9C.
FEED-Steady with a moderate trade reported.
Stocks Hew.York, Brooklyn and Jersey city
grain warehouses and held IN railway lighters certificate
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= md that materially. That the pressure was
n, "a shown by the total sale OF stocks when
a's only to 297,sl1 shares Therefore IL was
,ram lack of demand than from an unusually
tner suoply that the declines came They were
,gbcut the list but specially noticeable IN
ffner"' and coal stocks. The trunk line stocks
as,arn Union yielded %a1 per cent out
90 W. whole we're fairly sustained. Union Pacihc
20" .~oo,ally strong and closed with g
con, advance The alleged statement OF frssuens
er een' enc companys floating debt is In good shape
Adams that w a. nnt embarrassing seems TO lnulcate
md az successful financial negotiations Decau 80
|fome rece statement OF business from Jauarh 80
|ihe COMPANY net earnings that are about SlooVVvo
July 81 meeting seven months proportion OF nne
nr xed charges The market closed "e"A Oh"
tettled. -. honda xrere dull and steady The follow
/. y, oo oro me closing quotations;
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

TIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EorIrPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS or
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WESF
SHORE OF THE W0RLDFAMED HUDSON RlvkR,
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF cATSkiLL MOUNTAINS.
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
on and July 1885, viii leave West 42dst
All trains leave from rev staten foot Of Jay ST.
River 20 minutes earlier than fIom foot OF west
Detroit and Chicago. 'lolO a. m 'e:lO $40 p M Pun.
m Shoppers through
ST Lsas 49, 10 g 10 D. m. Pullman sleepers
suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo hcchester fi.o,
.lOl6 m 1910. 5 10 seepers and paror ears 90
Utica aud syracuse. f2o. lOiO, lilo m, .6lo. $40
r. m. .,-.-.,.. 49,. ,,,.nu .,o,o a. On
Newburg kin. ton catsk 'i2l0 '720 9.0o sl0io.
, Ills a m $40 400. $40. $40 y. m,
Sarafoga spec; Ils 300. lli5 q. ~. 345 ?. M.
Lake george 90. lll6 m; saturdays only $40 .. m
Kaaerski Hrnter. Hobart Grand Hotel station. rhe:
ncia 900 Ii;.o $40 BUFFET paror TO Grand
Hotel Hotel Raatersk via Phenicis on 800 NJ and
PaenSie Cairo Mountain House Station. 1910 7.2c.
900 il:l6 a. m. 3i6 D N. -
Hsmiitol sndon 1910 a. 'elo 's;lop. n Torono
.Da,y Other trains daily except sunday.
For tickets mo tables psror sleeping car acc0mmona
lions information apply at Offices Jersey city Tenn n
Jib 1858 $751; 946 1t0. 1928 Broadway 757 6thaye lsS
l2jthst. 1851 Bowery and West shore stations sos
u West 42dst and foot OF Jayst North kiver Baggage
sailed for and checked from hotels and Cfaes
IAN be left at tcket oncsa HENRY MoNEIL.
$50 Broadway Ssasfh Tasssnses AssAs
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COTTON MARKErs-BY rELEsRApH

IIvERPooI. Sent 7-123O y. Injection quiet Middlns
Upands. lid Mddng Orleans, 2lI saes-sOOO bales
including speculation ana export recept 2uOO
bales including 200 bales American Futures du Up.
lands Low Middlng clause september dewey A'eiai
do September and October delivery G264di also II
.G4d DO. October November delivery 1000 also
2OG4d November and December delivery ls-04di
January delivery I0:Oidi DO January
and February delivery 20 O4d 90 february ana March
delivery at todays clearing llOO bales new
docket and 800 bales old do -, -, 49,, ooo -.
m-Cotton-The SAFES Of the day included 100 bales
246ld sellers; do september ana DC
to6er delivery 20ld sellers DO October and November
delivery lO-4d sellers November and December deiy
cry is64d. value: December aud January delivery
lB6Ad buyers do January and February delivery 2OOid
value; do February and March delivery 2264d buyers
do p delivery 62664d sellers do April and
May delivery, [sG4d. sellers. x,.,, -
4p.m--Cotton-Futn Upands Low Mlddilng clause.
September delivery 2b6fd sellers do september and Oc
to6er delivery 22Gd selers do october and November
lh.Bld DO November and December do
liyry sGad buyers December and January delivery
s64d buyers 40 January and February delivery: 2064d
sellers; do February and March delivery 22oid Duyers
do March and April delivery 210Ad sellers do Aprh ana
May delivery. 62s-64d. sellers
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Sept 7-l23O D. m-Consos 100 for both money
sad t accounts Atlantic AND Great Western First Mort
Trustees Ceftihcates 81 q Second Mortgage Sl
Caldan Pacific, 46a4 Erie, l6 do Second CCnsols 81
Illinois Central, l35 Mexican Ordinary 232 81 Paul
mon 1885 NewYork Central l0lj Pennsylvania, 62i Read
3.
80 mParis advtces quote Three per cent Rentes az
SOfranes 80 centimes for the
spm-Consos 80 5l6 for and 100 the account
Csssdan Pacific 40 Erie COnsols B7e Mexican
Ordinary 23ls; St Paul Common 1884
The OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng.
laot ON balance TODAY IL 1892. 900.
1BfsOn Bay Company. 13le
Pans advcts quote Three per Rentes 81 francs
teutibes for the and exchange on London at
21ancs % IA eentimes for cheeks.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after September Z. 1888,
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses ard courtland street
Ferries. as follows 80
cars attached a IN, O. and ~. daily. Newlork and
Chcago Limited OF Paror. Dining smoking and Sleeping
cars At Q a. IN. every day.
Wiiliamspo port Lock HAVEN m mt Cory and Erie
ri p NJ connecting &C Cory for TusyIle. Petroleum
Centre and the OH Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited washington
Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY 10
a m. arrive Washington AO5 y. M. regular az $40 and
$50 q m J. $40 p m. ami II night Sunday, 6:l0
q. m. $40 and p m. aud l2 night
For Atlantic CITY, except Sunday with through car M
For Cape May, except sunday p. m.
Head Junction and intermediate sauons
Via Halfway and Amboy 7.lO and a. ~ noon, $40.
40 and $50 p. On sunday, n m. and D p ~
stop at Asbury Park.
For uld Point and Norfolk via New YORK philadelphia ana
Norfolk railroad. $50 a. m week days and p m every
days via Baltimore and Bay Line, $40 p N week days
Boats Brooklyn connect with az through trans
Jersey CITY, aording speedy and direct transfer Tor
brooklyn travel
Trans Arrives From Pittsburg, T. g, 1880 M 6;S5 and
g:35 p daily. From Washington and baltimore 80
90 800. $780, $50 $50 aud 1000 p m SUNDAY $50
sa m 82O 100 1908 p Prom Philadelphia. 500. $40,
O2O $50 lO4O lI30 n m; li2O, =, $40, $3.50. $3.50,
600 6j6 100, 800 800 $3.50, 1905 p M and l220 night
sunday 800 6i2O 700, SO5, ll39 H., o-O o@O, 900,
ego 0;36. 1000 y. m.
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads

ana the East All Grand central Depot Three
exures daily sundays excepted TO Boston az a. M
M fparOr attaohed and / with palace sleep
Ing cars sundays at m with palace sleeping Sas1:
cars attached p m; arrives at Newport 1920 P M n,
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer. Vessels and R1iiro1fs.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT

coFFEE-spot Rio easier; fair Rio Size sales 1000 bags
Mimic and 900 'Tycho Brahe private terms.
Options duh but closed stead There was holiday in no
Sales OF 5000 closing fI0lows September 6lOG
80 October 675G6s0i November $50 96Sth December
al M S5 January 6S5 1880 February 9a670D March,
O5 Mid grades IN fair demand at easy prices.
'S,OrFON-Spot cotton weak but without quotabie
change rather slow Sales 7s bales $3.50 sat
urday evening" all for home consumption pehvered on CON
AGAINST @ this day last week aud 207 last yelr since
Sentember 48 against 795 for the period last
year,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS or BggvEs TO-DAY.

GOOD 10 Prime sold al 80 10 0Sf w
The average ives estnatedat 80 30.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The receipts OF 1--we
than than last week ana liz head less than the
time year The supply has been rather IN
excess the demand all the week and Common Ea,'.s
have ruled dull with improvement In prices fAf 70
Good auaty however showed Wednesday OF
per eO No. and with scarcity Good Cattle ON Fri
aay ali grades Of Natives above Common were nfm ana
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proposaIs.

C,EALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- Tho trustees the New and Brooklyn Bridge, at
their office Sandss. BROOKLYN up 10 IL o'clock room OF
1882 the rental In th cir esent cOndt ON
of any or OF the warehouses in the SowYok approach 10
There In all twentYn warehouses; Two De
ing -four stories nigh eleven three stories nj h. three two
high. and nine one story high Proposals must state
bazarons allowed For the regulations respecting
and other Information apply al the onee The
right 10 reject auy or all bids Is reserved -.,
"s" JAMES HOWELL President.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y Inc Trustees York and Brooklyn Bridge at
their ONCE ~ sandsst BroO<yn until IL o'clock Of
1888 for the rental In its present condition OF
pier East River Proposals must state the business
e, desired. For other
dons apply at the Office The right 20 reject any and all
Ma "a reser we'd. JAMES HOWELL. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08

NEw'YoRK. Aug 81, 1885,
In consequence Of the insolvency OF the Wabash Louis
and Pacific Railway Company foreclosure and sale OF tho
property covered by the general and collateral
cages has become necessary and plan Of reorganization
having been arranged with the London committee Of general
mortgage bondho ders claiming represent majority Of the
bonds held In Europe and the holders Of the collateral trust
bonds formal agreement for carrying such plan into eject
ready for the Of American bondhOlders OF
the Office OF the committee No. 1876 Broadway
Bondhodcrs. upon signing tho agreement viii be required
deposit their bonds with undersigned and will
temporary receipts ngneG the Mercantile Trust
Company OF Sewi ork which will be exchanged engraved
certificates they be prepared The certificates
will ontie the holder TO the bonds In accordance with
the agreement under which they % be deposited and
application will be made the SewYork stock Exchange
place these certificates upon the regular bond list.
Tho undersigned appointed Purchasing Committee in tho
agreement viii proceed with all due diligence
tho provisions OF the same and In urhcrance thereof
invite the holders general mortgage and collateral trust
mortgage bonds 10 signify their assent by signing the
without delay Including the English bonnhoders
about 100000 Of the general mortgage have already
assentef
Copcs the and further information be OBJ
tanned At the Office 40 ly5 Broadway. NeW.York City.
JAMES F.JOY
D. N. HUBBARD. Z PurchasinR
6 6l5 HsH f TSygLLEs' Committee.
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23 WALL-sTp

DR. WALL-sTr go,
TO THE HOLDERS or THE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
OF THE SEw.YoRR WEST SHORE BUFFALO
RAILWAY COMPANY;
The time limited notice Of August II, 1855 for &c.
eeptns tho oder made In circular OF July 2o having
pred hereby notify the parties In interest That the hold
Of s 500 accepted the oder contained In
circular deposited ther bonds With us for the pur
pose Carrying the plan OF reorganization and lease 70
fcrred 10.
We shall be prepared and after Thursday August "a,
20 exchange the temporary reoeips given 40 the time OF
deposit Of tho bonds for engraved negotiable receipts count
ersigned BY tho Union Trust Company
certificates will DO issued amounts Of $1,000 aud
each and application hs been made for their quota
ton upon the New York stock Exchange
Theownors OF outstanding unlssented bonds who may
desire " of circular Of July rs may
deposit bonds with until further notice upon pay
men OF the sum OF $40 each bond OF 900 deposited
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Financial.
rEw.YoRK. Aug. %. 1885.
TO HOLDERS OF STOCK AND BONDS OF
The Texas and ST. Louis Railway Com
panleS and Of Readjustment Trustees
3 Cash Deposit Certificates:

At the request Of parties claiming to represent majority
In amount Of the Stock Bonds the and St Louis
Railway Company in Texas and Of the Texas and St. Louis
Railway Company in Miss u and Arkansa the undersigned
have become committee TO protect Interests Of gzeh
holders Of the Stock and Securities oher than Land Grant
Bonds OF those Companies and Of the Cash Deposit Cerh
Gates issued by W. w. sherman and A. Wolf Readjust-
ment Trustees under agreement dated Nov 1888 shall
Join the pan OF which copies may had application TO
the Secretary OF the committee Mr. A. MARCUS. No 81
Exchange Place, New.York TO whom all communications
should be addressed.
Provision made that in pace OF the Bonds and Stock
hello by the Trustees the Certificates be
deposited which issued therea by the Trustees
large amount Of Bonds end stock and Of
the Cash Deposit Certificates already joined the plan
All parties desiring Join may deposit their Bonds Stock
Certificates with the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
subject 10 the order Of the committee, up to Sept 49,
1885.
To obtain the million I've hundred thousand dollars
cash mentioned the plan all parties offer
part the sum the terms stated the plan such offers
must made not later than Sept 49, 1885, the Farmers
Loan Trust Company for account Of the committee
blanks provided for the purpose and must be accompanied
by check for 10 cent OF the offered the balance
being payable OF the call Of the 10 days notice
after i, 1856 OF payment Of the balance
when called within the stated time the 10 cent
vousy paid shall be forfeited to the committee without
prejudice the right Of the committee 20 enforce the
mont OF such balance.
The Trust Company will in all cases give negotiable
cepts for Bonds Shares and Certificates deposited aud for
payments made.
The outlook for general prosperity 10 Texas and in
Arkansas due largely the promise Of the finest crop those
WILL it is hoped induce all interested
TO agree the pan that concerted action the present
parties interest may to themselves far posi-
BILE beueats accrulng from general improvement in the
section where the properties are located
The holders Of Land Grant Bonds of the Texas Company
will have opportunity informed, to Join Land
Company which II Is proposed to organize
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THE NEW LINE ru,r,,rv

NEw-YohK, dEo aIfhoSaRTSA Np Fl THE SO norrr
HOURS fAsTEB THAN MY ASS,g$o Hr RAILROAD Company
now runs fsst pa ann iesTe via Pennsyvsni4
ana rspa an m and m daily arriving 0la
n,n, hi IS o. m days and oisV 4 m day ~ OF
nv m and Oh seepngears tniomgh ry ha Mog
YORK e Cape Charles and Paror car iron am
ent srnpsd AT sny Ticket OF the a2a@
rompauy, r. r. COOKE, Gem fhse sss A'"A SEVEN
NJ W. pUEHE. superntenoenb
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LEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passenge
trains leave depot foot Of Corand end Desbrosses
%eaoSn reading MSuch huRk %ikesbSrre Towanda
waverly ithaca Geneva, Lyons buffalo and the west Pull.
through coaches daily Local trains at m and
$40 p m; for Easton. Bethlehem and CoPay. :,
Trains leaving 81 and 3:iO connect for all
points Mahonoy and azleton coal regions sunday train
leaves for Manch Chunk and HaZleton. 3: 10 a. m.
General Eastern ONCE, No, 235 broadway.
4. h. BYINGToN, @. P. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08

~ Frs, Q, H. NoRTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
PECK SUP, Pier 20 r. r., at Sundays excepted and
II p M Sundays included connecting at NeT;Hsyen With
HOLYoKE &C Tickets sold and baggage checked az 944
Broadway ~ Y and Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion to
New-Hayen. 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Ia NEW.YoRR NEW. HAVEN AND HARTFo RDR II. r
Trains leave Harlem River Station 1872 st aud
Lnconsve near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
reached by Third Elevated RailrOad daily except
Sundays, at G40, 7A5 9l0, 1000. ll;56 a. 20. 1853,
$40 $40. $40 and 500 0. for Port Morris, Casanova
Osk Pont) Hunts Point, West Farms. Van Nest, West
Chester Tnpson Bay chester Pelham Bay Bartow Getty
New Rochelle with trains for all points the min Of
the NewY0k. NewHaven and Hartford Railroad, Shore
Line and Air Line DivtsOnsj New.Canaan Middletown
Britain and sueld Branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight train for New Rochelle and intermediate sta.
tons a. IL 10 a. m. daily, except Mondays.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and al intermediate
tOue at ZOO and $50 the latter train
al Rochelle with way trains 70 Grand Central depot and
Stamford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08

TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WESTERN FIRST
i MORTAGE BONDS. - ,
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company no: 20 William.
York. IL ready 10 receive tue ftfst MORTGAGE
Bonds Of the r. T. q W. L. r. CO In exchange Tor transfer
able certificates In accordance with the trt Mortgage
BondhOldets agreement -
The pfompt deposit OF these bonds with the Trust Company
viii greatly hasten facilitate the sale VI the road under
decree Of foreclosure.
xXTANTED. -S15, 900 at . per cent. Real es-
w tate security In Chicago. G. 4. HULYERsuQRN,
Room 20. Major Block. Chicago.
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WILLIAM MERTENs,l
GEO. COPPELL, pora,o,do
LEWIS y. WOLFE,
M. GERNsHEIM, 'ohi'""''
J. w. PARAMORE,

ITO THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
Il MORTGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
OF THE WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY CO.
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DREXEL, MORGAN G co.

MINNEAPOLIS MORTGAGES.
WI NET AND = PER CENT.
Absoutey safe first mortgages on Improved
H. al Minneapolis MINI Principal and semi
annual Interest paid NewYork Investors aesirng first
Investigate mort
gage PRATT CONE. IS Liberty st, NewYork city
NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance OF o
~ resolution OF the trustees OF the American Cotton on
COMPANY OF NewIork thft the said corporation Will Apply
by petition 20 the supreme Court Of the state Of Newly
special Term thereof 90 be held Chambers OF said Court
the County Court House In the CITY Of Newfork on inc
both ~ september 1883. IL o'clock a. or as soon
hrrca Ter counsel can heard order authozng
sad corporate change and the following
corporate NAME viz American Oh Company OIL New
YORK"
ROBERT II. BROWN,
President.
II. c. HIGHET.
1. IL ARNOLD, Jr, Secretary.
Au5rney for petitioner
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, W0RCES-
~ TER, PORTLAND, EEW-LoND0N. NoRWIC II.
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East. From Pier 40
street Ferryl at D m "CIfY OF WoRC Es TER" Tues
days. Thursdays aud Saturdays lofty OF BOSTON"
may besecured Astor House 2o col so and s67 Broad
windsor potan and Earleg Hotels S3S Futonet.
"iO'A' A' -" -" '' ~ GEO. W. BRADY, AGENT
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Cornwall New9urg. MsIIboro Milton. Pouehkeepsie ana
SfS s. SssSs Il
ssstuNSdsys when CITY Leaves
asssss.
hy Mounts n 5i 1an 'n
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains Leave IRON chambersst Depot for Engswocd
sao $40 $3.50 IL midnishs sundays I, m and
Manuel, Spring Valley and Mopsey 2. 10 m $50 p m.
eun"ays Z" u"
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
q bepo om
Ry
ohcys Cincinnati eaase chicago Sesss o'a'ne'
s ss'a9 e. e PfE ssR9F - sS
and $ I d9%Is s sS Sa ne second
Ss%ssS s "a saa
~ ss
RashsrioG and Psssas ~ 54s 4SS 4So $40 iSse M.
~ midnight Sundays 545 745 $50 1920 m. las $3.50
p,i eD p ia5 5 81 @ 9aa 30 1920 Lac
an sse Sundays sSS siS S 1890 RI 6
| 5:s5 70 p m, Y midnish..
;HS ss,s,;s = sssEs So l9sS
y midnight Saturday nights only. sundays slo m,
ss go Go "%n'Sni %dSs '''
SeESars cornSa ESQ an 55O asS N Sum
kondogi and Kingston and Montgomery a. $3.50 D. m.
$500 Sunday 0'iS 7i5 $50 1870 NJ $50 100
ss s "a, i 70 1922 1920
a as sua sea fS S S9 Anew $
Port Jeryis at5 100 1920 am, $3.50 4so 81 $50
.un M.