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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-07

nay AND srRAw-1le general marSot was again iairy
SS''s AL ~ '' Wc au 1 40 aoEhy HAY B5c No
Sc Sc 80 ara a SS pms O 40 '' straw"
HfDES-Had moderately active market at uniformly
ere again slow and both dealers and exporters
appeared rather disr sd AT he General situation STATE
META ON Change. ron nominal. lin dull Plates
nGy T Copper Arm H. IN Lc ;c sa sS, o, 49, for to
SAvAL sroREs-spirlts TuTpcntIne v. sts Ca o. The
ruled qua and rather ca al 81 i5esl l7q for strained
= 30: WV. - j..
OCEAN FRElGHTs- tTansaanG tIesHi market
holiday abrold some htle dcman" eA.td however for
ess were: 10 EA-T co Asr GR LANp, hence British
S sTc an %" aa fI S1r : oe aec s. "a TOT &M
ngG hence e99n GaTE 2o 9 en,I oil PRIVATE hg+
w,t, tmb at 40 for sawp and s"S 70. se%n LuGiX
once brig on priyaIe terms no AnIo heree, Ger
nan Prs % bs g n9 r csrsS ON ON RT re- a nc
sfDNE N hence German BARR d "I d. general rarso
bark 900 tons. genc al cargo lump syn -: AHNIiGUA
nom Baltimore iIritish Steamer wilh aud raj
D dG % ws r rt S%RaS OWNERS acdS o@2N H
hence British bark 5000 refined oil 27Aq2Sc
To-TO hence schooner with coal II. and one from 10
mere fair demand Tor eeaera via the
REGULAR packet bgt With r+tes easy r9MNhnWyGf steam
hence ~ case aagG eeos i2. IT, c 20 . paes cotton
at IOal Cd. odd lots eather, Pos BRISTOL steam.
LOO Oqfs' On'qg 2 G 10 steam s eG cTc s aS
leat6er So GI,As ;ow steam hence, 500 66s' SUGAR
hence tons gooLs Ia 81 40 cases wooden
& Sate p. steam hence rs t6l H. 'o' ',,''
on - Goterae lobbng lrade vas reported in lnseed
-Od5 Cotton seed unchanged crude &c Refined
0S C.; light ressed 50 aStc Bleached SIC; Extra do.
PRsovisIoN2P oRK-Therc some little interest from
Sa the no aoa Sys@G9 does 0 aGaR 81 to
Mesa spot $500 and o. ls oear tl 1oa.io - iae[
clean M's Rack 9as 81 f E4s 4Sss So
ISL Ol....BEEF- .us no Y ried since T last 49,, -
SEA sss g. ' f %s s %c"s si seessGd s2SSS
Gr barrels rE EIs'f HSi sl 1oSsl2 co. FANNY
ss Sd s4o Cur Il iS0h Is NO no
s ssRss Sco 'p % poke Ie i syers; 5'c pcSci
Bellies ~ d. At 81 acy Picked has SSGu ,Is SdsS c.
Smoked Hams Ot8ii ac....MIDDLEs-1 cry dHI 49,"
1a g or Sss
hall and nall March 81 DIES Dr., s. d hqGs-Are
@cc; Pigs 6iec....LARD1hem market CHER during
s the o.e S prices
m BAG, and sS in ay on sn ss sHs ysI dull
conirei grade SPOT qao!o Pro- 5e sales $40 tGs
cc.ns c 50 Of C july !SS2 closing losing
ne city steam strong ami in fair demand sales go
nasr es%So SPrfn fuSSd a
o a G' and e. wss ss es sT
Ss2is Pe1nsylvSssPa 2c %ssteTn STATE DAIRY
Imitation Creamery Ss2Oc o Western stern Dairy iialsei
ss%sy EasSy %c % do " %s.srn Il
& Ssae % Dairy n a's Sa1 %ssT nn pa 1pS
eSii iac;, Western factory SOL OH EEsE-stncy
ns barely Is a ana s 7S y TO Se sSs cs
trade Common TO Prime: Western sat SSloaci Fair 70
: Are ain title v oslter demand. states, I6e;
western Ks srs .ss and Unchanged
sTEARiNE-ouio; and somewhat nominal. City quoted
sUpAI-Raw sugar aull and nominay unchanged, Fair
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legal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDI rORS.-Pursuant to an
~ OF the atc's Court OF tbs County OF Mont
gomeTy state OF Ne the 9TH day OF Fcbfu.
ary tiat the md Tsigned int nd
apply 10 SAID court for letters Of administration 81 TIE
goods chatteg creds Of BENJAMIN SMITH, late 81
Canaoharc, Montgomery County, ewiork deceased, I'M
der the provision section 26j7 OF the code Of Cvl
cedure by Chapter 39S Of the Laws OF l-S
whereby bond required given before said etiers are
issued my he liked auOunt not cNCcen9 twice tho
Of the claims creditors Of said deceased against ms
this notice ami the creditors Ot
said deceased reby notified TO present their claims
saa the surrogate Of said County
fore tic 10th Gay OF April Iss5- March O. 1885
EMEIINEF. SMITH.
WILLIAM y = 18th.
EDWARD :. SMITH.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HOUSE or REFUGE FOR WOMEN,


HUDSON. y. Y, March lG 1895. !
Sealed will be received addressed toJ w IOIS
RADT president OF the Boar OF Managers OF the House of
until IL O'Clock the l6td day OF ASr. 1885, for
material the buildings for said
House Of Refuge Women 10 wit:
The Nam BUILDING the House OF Detention or Prison Four
Cottages and Hospital accordance with plans drawings
ANA SPECIFICATIONS made by W H. Miller architect and now
To- he se at office OF the Hudson Iron ompany at ui.
son " " where the superinen ent Charles H. cure, VIII
exhibit and furnish copies OF specifications and po-
posal blanks. ,, l., . ...,, ,.. -,
dressed to General j. " IIoysr1dt Hudson " ndorseu
opusa of Refuge for Women and must DO
companied by bond with two sureties res dents OF he
state NewYork each in the amount OF SIX thousand dol
lars guaran such bidder. his bid shall be ac
contract for the performance thereof
by him and perform said contract to the iu intent OF
its terms.
each o the buildings above namol The Board o.
Man gers reseryng rig accept a. Ia any
one or morr buildings and IL TO the other
others \ 80, o reject any all bids.
such be made In accordance with the aforesaid
plans and au1 with such conditions and
visions Board OF Managers deem necessary 10 pro
tect the interests OF the state
J. W. HOY~kADI,
Mis-. SARAH. :. GUERNSEY,
MRS. G. A. SPENCER, SMsnagerA
JOHN CADMAN.
CHARLES TRACY,
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Refining 4Hc 96o tcst Centrifugal 516c Sugar
32404h Refined dull cut loaf 67606 ac Crushed6 Tia
6i2c; Cubes 7Gcf GRADUATED 15l6, Powdered, &C.,
Mould 5,s9i Lille Confecti6ners l3-irci
63.l6c05i4c.; Extra &C." ja5 &C.; &C." 4s0I7sc Yellow
4ia04ssc.
TALLOW-Dull and In buyers favor Prime City quoted
6l316d57sc. 3 lies, g., 900 b 1871. 057sc.
T0BACt 0-Du ON Change. we'll as elsewhere Common
TO Good Lugs i4d7 &C.; do do. Leaf 7Gl0l2c.
TEA-optons lu and TO great extent nominal Japan
the spot Q3,c: Form0sa Oolong, a 2cj 81 096c.;
Annoy, 10 63lc; Congou l,d34c; these the official
quotations Of the differences for cont purposes
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bridge University, England, and MT 'u9'".
winsor Of Harvard University. Beside these some Oh
the greatest psychologists OF Europe have been engaged
to write for it. The first number contains five articles
together with misceanes book reviews, summaries Oh
periodicals. and ting items of archaeological
American archaeology will receive special attention ana
will be under the supervision OF Mr.. Justin winsor ana
Lieutenant william ii. Dali, u. 8. N. The magazine
starts out well aud ought to succeed.
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Go tuhom Ut Mlap Concern.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Mr. SAMUEL
~ HATCH las longer any horiy 10 represent me In
my business and after this date. April 2 ~ . 1890
~ sol. SAYLES.
DEDSHAW. -lnfor"at required respect
IL ing John Henry Rdshaw. formerly OF Hacklngton. IN
dc Count, Lincoln. England who cmigfacd % the Unlt
states o Amrrct about tho 1870 AMI last
he 10y letter from York dated June is7l The
.a Joh Henry has become cut cd TO small
OF M ney under the wills ~ John RppOn the elder and
1ho shaw 90 the 10th dav II teDruary s. Ad-
dress RIO n, E5SOPr. sole tors. Seatord LncOl
shire England.
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Mem Unbllcdtion5.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New Y Ork,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
BISHOP SIMPSONS SERMONS.

Sermons Of the Rev. Matthew Simpson DID,. LID. late
Bishop Of the Meo ist Episcopal Church Edited by the
Rev GEORGE r. CROOKS, DID,. LID. PIP. K, 454. Svo'
10th. SO So
In this volume are not closet sermons As
far as know they two Of then excepted COM
nit TO writing their author Nearly all were secured
for reading by my reporter They have therefore the
marks OF extemporaneou discourse They fresh vigor
Gu might the breeziness OF open air
They make no preensons to osh OF dcton the form OF
speecn however simple and natural but always Intense
1t has been my preserve in the reproduction the In
tepsty which was so mark Of their delivery"
Extract from Editors Preface
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio dull and for Fair No sales
rather easier The receipts at Rio Tor w
5000 bags IL no day la Hayre; only t3O
sold hero the market closed barely STEADY
sales of 1850 bags closing at the following prices Apr
7.25a73O; May. 7.30G7.40; June. 74O0I45 July,
75O0755 August, 7.G0d7b5: September, f65 eIIO; DC
toDer. 100 Is November 77O07S0i December T. %
S5 Milo GRADES quiet sales. 500 bags MaraeaD0 ana 200
La"nayra on private terms. 49,, 40.
COTION-SpOt OtOn quiet and Unchanged sales 1oO
bales delivered $40 bales Print Cloths quiet lOOo pieces
for June sold al BIC.
Tho quotations. according 10 the American ciasslhcaon
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Market
FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. without decided
Low grades are scarce and re quite hT gn with
n siity favor Divers Export business quite lerats
and jobbn trade eopan'd mainly to small parcels for
were for export intending 1900 bbis city MN Extra at
s. So a en nST and g O Tor SS
lobO Low Grade Ezra a. s. as 80 mainly at ~ 70
- cl % G what as at 20 bis Wner Wheat
P pine g. s"@.a ooi saPerfno s. eoGss liz 30
g 9s 3o Good GS TO Choice Es %e,oT nip 70
Common 70 Fair Extra ohio g eOgsS iOi Good
Minnesota 50 ooc 50 80 Clear - 10; Rye Mixture
straight g. 2@ So Patent fd = 1s@s COM Su
n Hsn''s to Far '" Extra ass5 rar Ssod 6 y,
Wheat 5y Nh .ETa for %c;t I IHsG,
stes adv soUIiiEH% FLoUR- t. ~ wh
eypor ano iobb trade demand sales 200 bbls Common
ass So RYE gLoUH ir; y fp,, trade demand ,T,
....- CoRS MEA1-QGiet and steady sales; 500 9Dls.
Braniywine At 1925. yellow Western quoted at 81 100
GRAtN-wHEAT-Market fcveri'h. irregular and unset
T a'9 op Ss Sss Owen ana then
the and advanced &c On lost about &c OF the
: moderate trade Tor export limited city Milling BUSH O.,
an y, . aF and I, Msr. y Jc bush s
bush future 5000 bush b9t am TO aT S agr'vn
Sos Red . ga &c dcyreI from store 80, a9o'.c. in
state WHIT 0i4 tLe No. Rot for April -. 81 &c clos.
June ~ ia I c.. closing at &c DO Jqiy. 4,.a 5%c
elosns at 49, 90 oL AuEn eo.ipe a. de- for
October es Doc eo.ing at 9sc DO for Noyemosr - ~
81 Onit cl,sinS nt : aQa HfE-Markei qnirt WITH
-tair. ied7tc. car lots aad atoAds b RLh1
BARLEY MALT-Dull and prices unching 81 COhN--
Narsct rust lcd cash ~ lc. better, ard closed
d scltc much sfrrrgth options opened 2d &c bet
Ter part the advance ant lrei heavy AZ "a Ne
unler tie best prcs moderate trade tor export and
AID busir e. In options shippers bought
/ So bush. safes reo00 bush In,ure Ix"oV D nsn
sno, Including Ia grgdcd Mixed hd6 1c NO =,
IL s1eanrT 81 Tei L,iaa,c elevator iO9aj09c anoat;
Steamer GLOW o. C. IN elevator No Ra6nc In e
VFfrT 81 d5fi an nt White. 81 iea l'4c In Gle
vAtor. Mixed for Apnl. 49, osine az lPsic;
Oisc closing at Oc. do for June, lu'f
as &c. closing at Ole; do for July 60 &C. closing AT
Advun1 ell L.C. and clustd with esf
better then lost most OF the
advance and closed hrav the us "a - ~
hush Iuurc 5000 bush. spot including No. Mixed at
3 sc3 No 2 sn3- 90 n elevator &c ahoat 20 !,
dole; Mixed Western. - q PC, Who do. 3 at c.; White
~t.c tHd..c Mixed Alrl. 3. y 81 hc. cio-iug
AZ = " do. May aud Junr. s. lga51i4c., closing AZ
s. &c FEED-StcIdy.
stocks IN store IN NcYork. BROOKLYN and Jersey CITY
grain and held railway lighters on certificate
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Qll5ecild

A CULTIVATED, educated lady, who has
~ Travelled extensively and spelks German and French
nucny desires situation companion toa cultivated Lady,
or guverncss family wishing % travel She ~ good
reader and thorough knowledge OF accounts city REF
erences given Address Miss X. NJ, Tribune once.
4 THOROUGH BORN AND BRED LADY,
~ who has hitherto occupied the position OF woman OF
the world an refined bic CT Gle WISHES Tor next
spring appointment private secretary TO family o. the
best society nitcl states other post In keep
ing with her education and social standing She speaks
nuenty French hcr m0thertongu h english amt Germ an
Further part highest references TO be had II
quc.tcd under the A. "pOstc restante Neuchatel
Suisse, begging T. give the same IN return
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NEW YORK.
Fxpress New York Dcsbrossos Court
landt street Ferries follows ,
coo 100 <. $50 g. and 10 Lmited IL ll:lO a. RI 32l
$40 400 .. 81 and and night sundays 81
g'Iimited) and 10 a. T. @. 7, and m. and II
night Emi9laat and second class 700 p. m. a..
Trains leaving New.York daily except sunday. 6'2Q
Trenton I AIMS leave Broad Street station Philadelphia
i2oI 8 800 i;sj except Monday. 500. $780, $40
o. mJ l. & l. 5. 8 $50. TAO 7l5 and rs ON sunday.
fooi alb 800 4:35, $3.50 m; 1920 Limited $50
54Oand 745 p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50
a. IN ea' IA ccs s4s AS and ga broadway Astsr
lie and fool OF Desbrosses and CoruanGt sts Court At
praoS yn Annex stat on of Fuonst Br0okIyn
ANU ssc,s Hotel Uoboken station Jersey City; grans
Luz, mice No 3 Bapery Place and Castle Garden
The New York Transfer Company will call Tor and choex
baggage i npTs ~ PIft;u J r. WOOD
ShAH General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFORrIN9
EPPS'S COCOA.

HREAkfASI.-"h by a thOr0ukh knOYielse D. Jls lNIrI
laws which govern the operations OF sesdDI All nurDl
dle psrae, OF we'll -
ected Cocoa AIR Epps provided our breakfast tables win
which many heavy
,ortors' lila Ia, ~ ulicoI, such articles d
dei gradually Quilt up until strOn,
oue torrsst tendency Use Hundreds Of sub
IL Se toault Gltuno us ready Il attack whet
4 We escape many atlbH lHs
by SeepIng ourselves veil fDr lei with pIrs oo)l AL
uropcrly nOurishod IRA no" Civil service iasetta -,
Madeslmply with boiling mix SOLD ollY ia max
ronnJ fms 6y trocerS labelled thus JAMES EPPS Co.
ChOmist3 LONDON. england
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ATTENTION.
THE FASTEST TRAINS IN THE WORLD
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
Acknowledged home and DO without superop
in appointments will hereafter run between
NETWORK AND CHICAGO IN "a HOURS
NETWORK AND CINCINNATI IN 81 HoUR2
NETWORK AND ST. LOUIS IN 20 HOURS
The New Chicago and Cincinnati Express
Leaving New.York in the Evening" will make the
RUN TO CHICAGO IN 26la HOURS.
TO CINCINNATI IN 22ls HOURS
three other Elegantly. Equipped Trains Daffv
FOR ALL POINTS WEST
For superiority Speed Safety, Scenery ana Satisfaction
TAKE THE PENNSYLVANIA
CHAs. f. PUGH. J. n. WOOD.
General Manager Gcnl Pass'r AgenA
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF HENRY TAYLOR.

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF HENRY IA1LOh.
In Two Volumes. Vol l.. PIP. So7; Vol H.. WILL
2S7 svo, cloth. So.
"sir Henry Taylor was friend Of southey. and an
ACQUAINTANCE Wordsworth Coeridge Scott Moore Camp
bell Tc nyson ard Browning Of Halam Macauay froude
CARLYLE and Lecky and the eminent statesmen oil his time
The poriraures fresh vigorous carefully stude ana
instructive addn life TO the conceptions we had formed
of them before he humor is and rc often extIe nelly
delicate discussions suggestive and never
tedious As sketch is as interesting as
earnest novel"
THE ADVENTURES OF JIMMY BROWN.
written by Himself and Edited by w. L. ALDEN. Illus
trated ID 1885, 16mo extra CLOTH 81. Qn "Harpers
Young People series.O
This is OF sing books for young people
ever the American IL relates tho ludi
crous exper Of right aud mischevos boy who gels
himself and other people into al sorts OF trouble In making
practical app Of the in tructon received from his
parents and teachers The of MT Alden on the title
page will secure for it a cordial welcome"
The above works mail postage prepaid to any part
Of the United states or Canada receipt Of the price
HARPERs CATALOGUE sent receipt OF ten cents.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York.
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Sales bp Auellon.

II II. GORDON. Auctoncer.
IL by Burgess. Gordon & Co, II pro1dway
Will sell hufs.ty april - 1883,
No $40 West 5tth-st.
Elegant iture Italian Die satuaTy oil paintings
LorgognOn NaricuN- Guilaumont, snyders.
BDugcioE Sir Pctef Lely aad others.
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MEST SHORE rOuTE.

w. VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
tations. '
Shieago 10 9. m. az p. m Pullman seepers through
81 Louis 300, % p m. Pullman sleepers.
petroi, 10 a. M, so;h0, g IN. Pullman sleeper& "a
suspension Bridge iagaa Falls Buffalo Rochester IL
a. m, %: ID. $ p ia. Sleeping nd paror through
syracuse, 7;lO. 40 ~, $3.50, q
Utica. 7:lO, slO. llbl .. s5t5O. % %. m.
Newburg KINGSTON catskiii. Albany "7;l0. TO- llsos
Q. a:5n. s5:5O. ssp m.
For Montreal and Canada East, lilo a. M; $500 p
Hamilton. London, 40 o. m. 800 g y Toronto 800
.baiIy other trains daily except SUNDAY
For tickets time tables paror sleeping acc0nmode
tons ntormaton apply u otcesi Jersey CITY, Penn RIA
%nna once foot ~ BOZ Ss SIX
yga so e48 l40 l.52S Broadway 1877 ethave las Ean
lsnds ana pesGposses ss and West shore station foot
and residences ORDERS be left at ticket ofrceA
~ stAtest HENRY WoNETI. Con pasA AGenb'
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THE NEW LINE

THE NEW LINZ,
Ssw.YORK PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT
- COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER TlAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New York. Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad tompanI
now Fast Day and Night Express between Newlork
Trans leave Newi 0rk wa Pennsyvsnis
railroad 62h days and p 10 da ~ arriving pa
POINT Omiert l. IN. weekdays and $40 M daily. NOE
folk p and 9 m Sleeping ars through from New
Work Charles AID parlOr Car from ~ adelphia WITH
out CHARGE parnr seats and sleeping berhs car
be at Ticket Clice OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. II. n. COOK Genl Pass and Fleig ht Agent
" DUNE. sup Ilntrndent.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
througa trains will leave Grand entra Depot
1900 Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
mg-r0Om
$40 a. n. Limited Chicago and - Louis Express
Tih din stopping nc Albany Utica syracuse Roch
Buffalo, Niglra Falls Ere Cleveland ami T0ledoy
fO:SO m Chicago Express drawlne-room Canaan.
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunao connects for
Osweg0.
III m. Western New.yors and Northern EIpresa with
800 p. m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
- D M Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
90 Louis Express with sic pnscars for Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, tncnnaC. roledO Detroit and It louis
6:3 Express with sleeI ingcars 10 syracuse and te
Auourn road and Saratoga also 10 Montreal 4,
Pacific Express with sieepin2cars Tor RochesteE
Buffalo Niagara Fans. Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
Il p Night Express with sleepin gears TO Albany anS
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
Tor the North except aursay night. -. 49,,
icke's sale at Grand Central Depot No; 8 Eowln2
252 and il3 Droldway and az Westcotts Express
Oacrs Parkp 7s5 and Ji2 Broadway New YORK.
aud 1893 Washington and 100 Fulton sta Brooklyn and ~
lourtnst. WILLIAMSBURG. -.
Accommodations In drawnsrcom 3nc seepnS cars can %
the ticket Offices IN New YORK CITY ana 1l
533 " Westinghouse. Brooklyn.
Rag gage called for and checked from residence
daily. All others daily exec sunday.
tThese trains stop at Harlem l2othst arh tthsyef-
J NJ rOUCET, Is b
General superintendent General passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the gast All rail from Grand Central Depot Thr
express trains daily SUNDAYS excepeh To Boston al
sundays at 10 with palace sleeping ears
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOSTON S.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA 1885,
PORTLAND S.
and M trslsserx
Steamers city OF Worcester and "cty of BostouA
ssve Pier 40 r. foot OF wattSst above Dss
brosses ST. Ferry daily except Sundsys NJ 61bD.m
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

CHARLESTON Ap-il . -rurpeniine quo, NJ sc.
SAVANNAH. Aprii G.-IurpcntInr quiet az y ~.
WILMINGTON April d. furpentne arm AZ 2. h.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
,..,.., :. AN UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Ferries as f0llOws
Harrisburg Pttsburs. the West and south with Pul,naa
Palace Cars attached = a. M. and daily, New.
York aud Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining smoking and
Sleeping Cars At y a every day
W Villains port Lock Haven. p. NOrfy Iris
M, connecting at Cory for ftusvile Petroleum
Centre and the oil Regions.
Baltimore WASHINGTON aud the south Limited Was1ngos
Expr S." OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday ~
a m arrive Was iington i;,o p m Regdar az 90 90
OIL D. m. and ~ night ,..,-- -,
For Atlantic City except Sunday WIN through faot Carl
lOOp
For Uape May except sunday. lll0 m.
Long brancn Bay Head Junction AMI intermediate ST.
tons, via Railway and Amboy m. II noon 800 ~
on sunday and D. do not stop at Asoury Park)
10 K.
Brooklyn Annex connect with az througn ins az
Jersey CITY afordng specify and direct transfer Tor
BoeS rv From Ptsburg $50 and l2J m, 1880 and
nun y m daily and 700 daily except MoRdly. From
washington and Baltimore go a. N. h2o Sto go
p o. M "a From samore $50 m. From Phlaaepaa $50.
9 iSa an 10 zoo $40 S:G $50 $40 72O 7So $50
800 1905 and io:20 and 1920 night Sunday $50:
MO G: O. 7:O5 g. 1885 a. m. $50, 1885, 900. l0'0S
and 1910 2. m AnEI
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