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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03
CURRENT COMMENT.

Chicago Neics: Mr.. Watterson looks
tallest when only short men are near
him.
be the devils work. to beat Vest, then
the devil must be a great friend to poor
old Missouri
Cleveland Herald: With the matter
placed properly before them, we believe
the people OF the South will generally
adopt the plan OF Mr.. Randall as the more
rational of the two, and Mr.. Watterson
will be sent sorrowing to the rear.
New York World: Grover Cleveland
will act on Jacksonian principle. He
will remove those who have misused pub
hc office. He will respect those who have
respected public office. He viii turn
rascaIs out and keep honest men In.
Philadelphia Times: Mr.. Randall made
very good speech at Louisville, as was
to be expected of him, and not only
started his Southern tour Alright, but set
forth some sound views of business con-
ditions that are valuable In the North as
III the South.
St. Louis Republican: Much that Mr..
Randall said In his Louisville speech On
the subject of the tariff and taxation is
wise and Democratic, but his argument
In favor of absolute repeal OF the internal
revenue laws-that Is, the tax on liquor
and tobacco-wlll meet with no general
approval among Democrats.
St, Louis Globe Democrat: The de-
malls OF Mr.. John p. st. John as to his
money dickers in the late campaign
amount to nothing as against the positive
proof In possession of several parties.
Mr.. St. John may deny, but in spite of his
denial we can prove that he offered to get
a sore throat and retire from the Ohio
campaign for $4,000.
Jackson Citizen: Gov. Begole will step
out of office this week without friend to
carry his grip-sack to the train. He has
added something to the history of the
State during the past two years, but the
part he has taken IN public affairs has not
been creditable to him or to the electors
who placed him In the executive Office.
His successor will have one great advan-
tage, by way of coDtrast-he cannot make
more unpopular Governor.
New York Sun: Mr.. Watterson admits
that there is quantIlm OF protectiOnist
sentiment in the South, but is still sure
that nine-tenths, of the Southern Demo
Gratis are in accord with Mr.. Carlisle. To
philosophical observers in these parts it
looks as though the "quantum' of pro-
lection in the South might before many
years become quaint. suf. to make things
very interesting for Mr.. Carlisle and Mr.
Watterson. But he wouldn't for the
world disturb their serenity, and hereby
wish them Happy New Year and many
returns of the same.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

At q very unexpected time aud in a very
unexpected manner new political move
ment has been started which promises to
be far-reaching and important Almost
Immediately after the close Of one of the
greatest political contests the country
ever experienced, Samuel J. Randall
starts for tour through the South. Al
though he took little part in the late cam
paign bis journey IL everywhere regarded
a. having political Importance. What
must appear toa foreigner as a most re-
markable fact, - that the purpose of his
journey is generally recognized to be the
declaration of substantially the same
doctrine as Blaine forced into the issue
oi the late campaign from the opposite
party; at Ieast the free-traslers Of the
Democratic party fear Randall only as
they fear opposition to free-trade; and
the degree of fear which Wattersou aud
his class express show that they appre-
hend much. Another fact which seems
remarkable aud unexpected il the cor
diaIity with whicb Mr. Randall. With his
acknowledged opposition 30 free-trade. is
welcosnel 10 the Sonth watterson's
enmity has advertised his coming most
elfcciuallv and bee people come in crowds
T. welcoaac him. and those from places AZ
a distances telegraph and write and send
msseagee g. bin urging him - viest
theu. AMI lhe fact ibat manufacturers
and lhe sefy men whose interests roahd
flrsf fel The iafuence e change Ia rev.
enae laus, have been fnosg pfeufsneut ~
ueis,mina NJ. kala1sii. s.lie sfeassf
secession f.,f ssfpfise. - zfsaf bas heen
ma asuaaI - k@sr uf nso1slls sss~s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

that he has been compelled e decline
numbsrs Of invitations 70 Wait citiss In
the South. But heis not going 70 let the
hungry 60 Infsd, and be has promised
that when he visits the New Orleans Ex-
position, in the near future, he viii ac-
eept the other invitations. This ensures
the wide dissemination OF more healthy
economic sentiment in that section Of the
country which needs it most. Mr. Ran
dall has the advantage of having the con-
idenee and sympathy Of a large part OF
the people, and his teachings viii there
fore have far greater effect than If they
were presented by Republican. just
what the outcome viii be it is OF course
impossible 10 foresee. Randall is not by
any means correct Ia all his theories on
tariff and revenue laws, but he is decid-
edly more enlightened on these subjects
than the absolute free-traders in his par
ty. We hail his journey as the possible
wedge that shall split the solid South,
and make the way for the reception and
endorsement of still more enlightened
views
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

WHEN the Washington correspondent
OF tho Detroit Post and the Chicago
Tnter-Ocean attempts to discuss as
tronomy he displays a verdency that beats
the record. In his happy New Year dis
patches to those papers, he took the
trouble to telegraph as news the Tact that
the earth is nearer the sun in winter than
in summer, and added:
" Tho seasons are due solely to the position
Of the sun IN the heavens, that Is, the angle
&C which the beams Of the snn strike differ
emit portions Of the earth. When the sun
shines most directly ON the northern henis-
phere Il - then summer Not only the sun
but the moon also changes its height above
the horizon at different seasons. IL IL now
highin tbs sky at its meridian passage"
Such profound wisdom is seldom found
outside the primary schools
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03
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We have usac yopr Aasle Oh Tor sfselsl <aart
and would nol like Ia be without AZ az IL II good
family medicine ssz. lnrna bruises Sop
Threat Code eic hence truly recommend Il -
tie pubic BkN A. AAADEnNkslks-
Patterson. n. j. feh a. los4.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

WHILE it may be comparatively easy
for Gen. Grants wealthy friends to save
his personal effects from Vanderbilt's
Judgment, there are other pressing cred
itors from whom it is not so easy to es-
cape. consultation was held in Phila-
delphia the other day between G.. w.
Childs, A. J. Drexel and Gen. Sherman,
and it was stated that the amount neces-
sary to pay Vanderbilt would be raised if
any guarantee could be given that Gen.
Grant would not after all become pau
per. All the Generals relics, presents
and trophies, together with all the rest of
bis personal effects are in the hands of
the sheriff, and day is set for their sale.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

WrrH all its well-earned reputation for
enterprise the New York Sun did not
publish Gov. Cleveland letter ON the civil
service question until Wednesday, the day
following that on which the letter appear
Cd in THE TELEGRAM. The SUMS expla-
nation IA that the assistant editor lost the
copy from his desk, 'either by some per-
son taking it or by the wind blowing it
away, or the Office cat eating it up"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03
How to Feed Cheap.

IL the lawyers, doctors clerks and business
men who walk OF drive a mile home to dinner
every day or the mechanics and laborers who eat
a cold dinner on the bench in the shops and fac
tories. knew hey could get Hot Griddle Cakes and
Maple Syrup for 10 cents, Tea or Coffee for cents
Pork and Beans for 10 cents. Pie and Cake for 5
cents in fact first class lunch for little money
they would discontinue their long walks and
drives or cold dinners. and call at thu Novelty
Lunch Room. 25 Pearl street. about noon or in
fact any time in the day, and satisfy their appe:
C. W. JOCOY. Prop.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

Ewes Cupid seems to have been caught
by the electric spirit OF the age. The
other day Conductor Holt stopped his
train at Americus, Georgia, declared his
love for Miss Laramore OF that place, OBJ
tanned a license, married the lady, and
took his bridal tour on his own train.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

TIE Cleveland Ledder thinks that
there Is decidedly suggestive irony in
the fact that what was once foolscap is
now designated as Congressional cap In
the stationery department OF the National
Legislature" The public printer gets in
little more composition" by using the
second Of the synonyms.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

THE Detroit Free Press has suddenly
discovered number OF Offices Ia this
State which il thinks ought 10 be abolish
ell. II Is remarkable what number OF
opportunities for retrenchment Demo-
orat can see when his party Is out OF
Office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

The supeFstitlOus viii have another
chance to exercise their astonishmsnt.
Jud Crouch came near being killed yes
terday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03


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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-03

ONE advantage the liars who rerort for
some Of the papers enjoy IS that they get
two items of news out Of no news at all;
first when they tell the lie, and second
when it is contradicted. This is illustrat-
ed IN the story about Ben Buffers writing
a book, the denial of which comes this
morning over Bntler's own signature.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

Exprcss leave NewYork via Desorosses and Court
landt street Ferries, as follows;
go. 7s2o. y " Chicago Lime'. and 10 (washington
Limitedl H. iilO q. m 3:20, $40, 4, 4,sO o. q 4
and p. M, and ~ night Sundays, 6;i5 0 % Lmitedl
Trains leaving York daily except Sunday ata O. And
connect at Trenton tor camden. = ~ "
Returning trans leave Broad street Station Philaelpha
l2.o 32 4ls5 Q. 5i45, 600. 1880 s2O $780, IL 1IS
IA. ulmlted Express l;li and 400 p. 3 e. s.
t3Q I;iV l'to and Ml6 y: m. ON sunday 1901. 320
TAO y IN Leave PhilsdeIphia via Camden. IN. daily
Ticket Oices s4? t2s and 9sl Broadway ssor Hou.o
Of Desbrosses and Courtandt c0urtst and
brooklyn Annex station foot Fult0n-st. Brooxly yn'
Busohs Hotel uobokeI station, Jersey City Emiasaus
Ticket once, No Iattery place. and Castle Garsieu
The New York Transfer Company will call and check
bsr9age hotels and residepccA -
SHARLisS T. PUuH. J. X. WOOD,
Genera Manager. General Passenger Agent
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE 10 MEN,
w PORT.
leave Grand Central Depot via NcwHaycn Rail-
road daily, except sunday.
Az O. M. Dur In y ewport at 1880 y.
At a. m. Due In Newport nc 4:3D D. m.
Drawing'ro0m cars TO Wexford Junc,ion.
AT M. Due IN Newport az 7s2U p, m.
e. Newport EApresA drawtngru0m 70 ckf0rd Steam
boat lAnding(
DAILY
At II p m Due 10 Newport at $50 al
(blecplng.caT 10 Wickferd Stoamboat LaDdfng).
TuGoDORG NARikiN, eupt
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
TIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUrPpEI
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR

TIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE WEST
SHORE OF The WokLp-FAMED HUDSON RIVER
AkoUND FOOTHILLS OF CATskILL MoUHrALNS
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ON and aer July 1885, trains viii leave wast isdst
All t,ains eav foot Jay.st
North 90 minutes earlier from foot OF
Dctrot and Chicago 'l0;lo a $50 $50 p M. Pull
NAV ~. tesps' ISs $40 stop m. Pullman Shoppers
sasnens,ou Bridge, Niagara Fails Buas Hschese 7:a0
40, v n M .1 o. IS: y. siecp aud paIior cara
Ut,ca and syracuse 4:ao 'iOi6 ii;,5 4 M 8: d .sls
pisuland Pokeeps saugcrties and Albany .laIo ..2e
.,isIc i /: IL a m. l.u5. .1:lV .0p m. '
Newburg Kingston and CstsklL sl2l0. ss:20. 200
slVlU III. q. 5: .5 40 s6:lO. sSslO p H.
Saratoga specials 9:0V. lli3 q. m- 3: 6
lake Georxe vUO IL. - = mi saturdays eRiy, &t5p
Kaaterski. Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel station Pho.
nici u IL: 3; m. Buffet psrior 10 Grand
Hotel and Hotel kaatersAin VIA Ph9nicis 9vo sAa
o'PslsnSne cas Mssutaiu House station .is.io 7,se
For Montreal and Canada East Il o 900 m. r:i0 N
HsmlltAn London 'ihi0& m- '6:la "sl0 y ms Tsssre&
sDsy. s'' Other trains daily except sunday
For tcsots time tues paior Or slccpins car accomms
TONS ltion apply q oficeS Jersey siy rean
\. stations Hobokrn 20 Hudssnst Drvcsynx S.1srtsss
SIS S6s s5i SiS lao iSS3 broadway. 757 6th.ave, M
last l25ttt 1884 Bswery, and west shofe satyns toe
f west A2dst and loot Of Jayst, N9ree hvs haxfsse
called for AID checked nom hotels and Lesdonoss 0rae
2so ezoadWaE 0snena Paeoo9 49,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
LITERARY NOTES

sx.xno, Company is the name Of the hrm OF bos'on
hs.n.v, tb.t sucoeeds J. X. Osgood u Co. Inc new
~, /. made up of benjamin II. Iieknor' anoma' Dc
ischuor and George f. Godfrey.
!. .s,o,t>a III a. the manuscript Of Gordon's diary
80 xs.sn Paul the London Publisher, s26,250.
n Naville Is now writing his Geography OF tne
Land of Goshen "-the results on 'ass WINTER
-aan.~to ne published by the Egypt Exploration
Fund.
m. ;r,t,., number of " Dixie,7 new monthly mag
sstne. viii be published at Atlanta ON August TO-
According to the prospectus Dixie wln Dc OF inc
South from the South, and for the Souin' AHe "'As
azne Ia to be illustrated
A oakes in an article IN " The Independent en-
titled Tho Editors Regrets" gives the following eH
smples of the greed for authorship: year or 'wo .
.,no. tho publishers of "The Youths Companion ="
offered prize of 81 900 for the best snort sory io'
hioh more than eighteen hundred writer's oompeIeo'
In . .,nyle month, during the past summer, Funk q
Waenalls refused the offer Of 100 manuscript volumes
Ths Fnglsb publishers ON average, reject ten fol
.v.rv novs they print 1t Is but few years since that
.vipdler opeped bureau In Nev-York for the ossen
;bls purpose of negotiating between author ana pup
1,.bsr He exacted fec of 81 In advance ior tne
c,erieal work of registry, and wben finally he heo 70
avoid tho police. they found hundreds Of manuscript
cackaues thrown into corners their original wrappers
unbroken.
Mr. Cable the novelist, win contribute another paper
IN relation to the freedmen to "The Century 70
appear In tho September number and Will DO en''''eo
" The Silent South"
Judson ("Nsd Buntline v says he has written be-
tween 800 and 400 novels and that for ten years hf
earned $4,000 year, and sometimes three OF lou,
timaa that. He writes not only as "Ned Buntlne,"
but also - Edward Minturn," Clew Garnet,
q Rsekles, Ralph Sherwood Stanley and julia
Edwar6s"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
rrnnrr,N pRoprcE Market.

Liverpool July 70 -Proysa1s Bacon Cumberlani Cut
81 Cd Long ear alddes. ia 6l snort Clear MIdi.eb
~. ~ short R5a yls 3D. -loallers 3i. Ji per o.
Becfn7s Cd for indian Mess. Pa ns hest 5a ~
Pork-Primc Ness SIS. Od par Dbl PRIME deJ. ka..srl
oJs We,t, rn b2a Lari-Amorlcsn. 81. "a: Prime Ns,t
EN- 3.a Oi Lad Oil 3ja %. HaBs-Long Gut As 0l.
shoudefs 81 3l Butter 72s 3d. cw Tor lnest Unel
slars. Chees--AinsrlcAn Choice. 37s. o. Wheat Rod
We,t~rn sprux o. 9l d. Rod Wiater Is I'd Gls II
uer crntli 30 7s Oh Sew Wcstcrl Winter s ~
New Ared Wcsisrn ts 10 -yd5 Cauiornis No. !, ~ OIL
IA "a aJrnta D "a I'd aJs sd cali1L Produce
Spirits Of rrDenne 20. 81 do a. Lon ION. 45% OL p,r
ewf eansl Pculen. dTsn. Bstd per gallon Clover see
American RN la- Der cgt Iaio.-JI. I'd par cwt HJul
--fommon "a i Pale lis. 81. fOs. 81 Lnssoi Dl IA
I'D. per cst - -, 49,. =. an, -
LONDON Jl'y - -Profnr~fanseedOL s2l lVs Ell IFS
per ton Caicntfa Iinsesd 81 pr quarter Lins,,l
Take 37 a. Is 0a tOl. Hel1sa psfrossi n 9L
Cd Oor GALLON Spirits ot rdrDenfine 2ls I'd pei cSts
srertn on rs, per Roan,'on non 81 Id DIS. DL.
Pale "a 3iir 'ProHdons-tlari. -. ~ poe ovt Jr
American suxar la. 81 per foc Clba csatrlfish
polazug 96 AMI l5< yL 1l is i,e cuoA dasooyAiofAr
coming afJar.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Psnn'y'a.a. .ns nilsssS psslossss ssss e. c'Fni
NEWfoRk } Phila, and Reading R. X, foot Iisertyst
LEAVE NEW.YORK- Commencing Juno 81 1885,.
For South Amboy. philadelphia and Reading Il oad
T. 545. 7;45. a m- u nom. l:0 4, o. 5i5. ISO
Via Penn syvsnis Railroad 4sl6 7:i0 m ~ noon. f:l0
For Matawan. via PhLadelphia and Heading Railroad
b:i6 7,l5 3 IL a.m Il noon, l;30 t;S0 D. 5io, 7SO
Via PennsyIy ana RiiIIoad l5 7:I0 n IL noon 410
8. 6:3 p sundays. 4;l5. a. m.. m
For Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove AsbuIy Park
via Philadelphia Reading Railroad. I. 7s46. 9. m,
y noon. 1880 1890 l. 4S0 5,t5. 7:30 D. sunys not
stopping at ocean Grove Asbuy Park. L. si5 N, IL
VIA pennsylvania Railroad 4:ls 7l0, a. M. IL noon
Sln g. o tdoes stop NJ Red Bank) alO, 5, 6?o D.
Sundays mot sopping At Ocean Grove or Asbaty psrk
a' v.rnoor ~- RUFUS BLoDcErr; sgpern,enden.
G. T. & T. A. r. g. r. r.. X. q. p. A. y. y. r
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
IN ERS. c. II. NOkTHAN AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Ship Pier No % 4. r., st M. Sundays epse
D. m. fsundays inc uied) Connecting
with special trains Tor MERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRING.
st GA broadway. N.Y and4 Courtst. Brooklyn EIcur
sion To New Haven. 81 5O
DOPULAR SHORE LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
j and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot lbrvs
express trains daily sundays excepted 10 Boston n
D. m (paFlor atsehedl and y. with palace Sleep
ing cars SUNDAYS at p m with palace seepns ,ars
cara attached y. m. arrives at Newport l;2, p "a
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
Proposals.
QUEDUCr COMMISSION.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OYFIcR.
ROOM zOe, STEWART BUiLDIsG. go BEOADwAY }
NHwYOKK. july q. 1855.
TO CONTRACTORS


TIoN NO ofthe New Croton Aqneduct, IN Westchester
S9y r. sss o a. s @ SI Sheh place and hour Sy
VIII be publicly opened and read by the Aqucduc tomml
commi..osl" a soon G'rea.tsr as prastcsbe " '"''
Inc portion Of tae sSd ior INC construction o.
Dam and II. connection with the old and now Aqueduct
and with Croton lake.
with the Of the person person. making the
Each bid must state the name ana place OF residence OF the
listed with them therein also that IL Is made Without
WIN any o,er person ,sang ahGtner Din iqf the
fraud that member Of the Aqnednct Commission Of the
Deputy therein other officer Of the Corpo
ration In the employ OF the Aqucduct Comus
the work 70 Which relates of IN The profits thereo
Zach bid must be vetoed by the oah Of the party making
and must be accompanied BY check upon
less than cent OF the amount Of the security required
must not Se ncdsed with he BID but must Be- dsivered 10
the commissioners or 70 their secretary for De-
successful bidder, will be reunei by Comptroller
persons making The within three days after the CON
refuse execute the contract within ten days after notice Of
the swar hin m the ann amount OF p asPes w be forfeited
for .aen ~ neglect q or ress 70 e pro
# be shall execute the contracts within the time aforesaid
the amonnt ofhi deposit viii be returned TO him
section is Fifty Thousa Dollars the surety required
g that Of more househoer. resident oehoders of
the state OF Newfork who must collectively qualify for
double the amount Of tho bondj approved surety
panies incorporated under the awsoi tnts state
and residences OF the suretes must be stated IN
The Aquednct hight 10 rcject
bids II they t TOR the best Of
s1 Hh @ Ss sG %
bond and al & ser can be Snod
- ''''' ' ~ JAMES ". MccULLoH
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
Gotels.
HOUSE,

MANSION HOUSE,
UI BROOKLYN HEIGHTs,
directly opposite Wall Street. New York four nut walk
Wall Ferries the Bridge
superior accommodations Reasonable rntes Large shaded
grounds; coolest location In tho vicinity of New York
Select family and anscient hotel 200 roomA Write fer c
Cuiar.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
tlliseeilausens.
Ocean Cleaners.

ANCHOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ LIyERPooL AND oTE;EENsT0WN, ;E ST SERVICE W "a
and every fourth wednesday thereafter,
Cabin passage $50 to $780, seond class $35.
Cabin Excurzion tickets very favorable terms
GLASGOW SERVICE via Lon DONDERRY.
FL RNESSlA.J july 2o3 p. IN IC1RCAssIA. Aug is, An.
ANCHoRIA. AUG. 8, sb ETHIOPIA Aug "a. 3p m.
.ADn steerass @ outward s2o prepaid siSss s''
HENDERSON BR0THERs General Agents,
bowling rec Ncw.York
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
AtIp Wantes.

fjelp Wante6.
MAN and WIFE.-Man to understand gar
A dcnng and general farmwork Wife competent TO take
Of house. Nc small children
Apply 6is West 2zd.st.
WANTED.-In q bankers and brokers'
w ofice an intelligent boy Must write good hand and
D." fribsnc onnca.
WANTED.-A Coachman married man
w without ohfdren must thcroaghly understand ~
busp have from sGt employer Ad
drssa giving reference. LEO. Tribune omcs
WANTED.-Ladies and gentlemen in city or
country to take light work At their own homss ee 70
81 day easily madc work by mail We
have good denand for work and urnsh steady employ
uent Address, with stamp CROWN Kf0 COMPANY,
~ Vtue-sk c1nc1nua1 oh1A
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
ERIE RAII,WAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW-
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILRoAn.
Arrangements from chambersst Depot From 2sd
A. m.-Daiy except sundays. Day Express Drawingrorn
coaches TO- Bnghamton, Elmra, iiorne!svLe. hnnso.
hi4gsra tails aud suspension ssdse. seepS Coaches
Eialrsb asHlt4x Exrhass sslsAso
FAt6 eio a NJ. ST SPIN Sion BRIDGE si5 A. y.
sr. idTfis 81 rue sf1;oND WoPSiNd
mpsy Chicago ESgrsss for sss wess n se
Euhertora sis i2o 80 sio lS2ea m i3
midnight suniays 5i5 7t5 $50 1920 IN Lao o.5o Iao
$50 iio 5io $50 S.io $50 1880 $50 1880 and l2
midnight sundays 5t5 7t5 $50 lo2o sm LAB GO 7;iS
pwar. and Psta Tson via Newark Gas $50 10 80 N
$40 4:2o $40 $50 G2o $50 ~ and " nldaish@ s1-
urday nights only SUNDAYS @ s;is M Sso & e'SS m IA
$50 si0 $50 logo m and ~ midnight sundays $50 7:s5
$40 1920 las e:so IN and ~ m,dalxht
Newburr and Cornwall 76o M $3.50 4:so p m. sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery M s:sop. n.
sanaar n.sr 4s s.ss 7:so 1920 M $3.50 s:sc 43o $50
Midasf"wp 4I5 545 100 l0:l. $500 81 20
SUNDAY 5I5 $3.50 lo;2oa m 600 $50 m. Thes am and
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Port Jervis iI5 7:5Os 1920 S;SDi3O 500
Sunday $50 @ 1890 % m 2 sSY PM s,s m to g.,
minues and AS sundays every thirty mnutss 49,,
saepns can obtained orders
transfer baggage may be left at the Company onee
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E1prsss trains from West arrive New York at 7,lo
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