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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

! Fort Worth Is Compelled to pay 80
per cenf.,per annum interest on debts
sonLractedGpr buiiding school houses,
/ how long Whit be pesgre the people of
sbas city will % nolnpelled to repudiate
their taxes or st'srve2 II is vertically a
! life or dealll matter with them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

snsegptattA ~ al, ~LEvELAND will
s. ips ptesancaqf II grsat, tie good
7 and Inc ,viso rilDsa, Many a specta-
tor wiliturn an ANTIQUE eye to such y
man, who " as robbed OF the prosidenry
sand refused TO axe 1t when uadeni$bly
within his grasp. "a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

.T,,s parade Of oraasscn,en secsor 10
hase passed without 1ntArfsrsnco this
year At Hariior tracs. y. ~, whore emo
xgly scenes Of last yet,l'sccurrod.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

hsa t.ss,4a~Nf tU e. w ~
,sp'ga,Io parts ~ ieellly ~ NE
u sDp4 fcliy N hlfslhgtlOAe whom
J I,aalhIIa... No.. w
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

ohiig hHW ~ ~
niueh GOOD ohsefs
blst ~ mueh (or ta
ohsuiy Hyefybod DT1fey
AID 0yafefa. ana DID W.T. lonvrslly
osmlmtshle faeling NI5hg the proplo.
tho cedarnnd tho nppros' mala $ uletr.es
boro their accustomed wsglt and many
lsasnnt reminders 81 kind consldera'
tlou were exchanged. Nvwherc was
kindly fcellug moro ptacticasly demon
Itratid than a. the ArnALs or'eo, and
the management feels dlsposed ,c &C.
cord the Texas world generally =
ssnshiny feeling II good fellowship. \
The people here ara OF Eagilsh stool;
and origin. Our lava, customs and
habits win ever No Anglo Saxon. Our
pieadlngs ~ court are all English snd
everywhere IN pur domain In tbs great
slrong Bsltish vernacular, tut we
have among us those who love
10 celebrate after tho manner of their
raising in other hands. II II pleasant
10 see them crafty their wishes Ia this
respect, and peculiarly happy FOR ihei.i
buot tuVy hsc Az A""~ W ~ass S''ss~'~>'
freedom.
but there IL class In our community
that loves and enjoys Christmas. II 10
colored folks. They may not have been
made with reference to Christmas nor
Christmas for them-yet there Ii q
wonderful adaptation between those
happy people and Christmas festivity.
II they cant crack the nut Of enjoyment
and get It's substance and essence when
"Chrlstmas comes" tho observance Of
the holiday IL FARGO. sl.t
Another and more limited class Of per-
sons 10 whom yesterday was notable,
consists OF those who revere and cele.
brate the day because It is the day rec
ognixe as the natal day of the LORD
JESUS CnRIsT. Sincere in conviction,
devoted in life and exemplars in social
duty, they pay the tribute of religious re-
spect and humbly mark the day as one
TO he remembered with awe and pro
found humility. There are many good
peoPle--many pious Christians In this
bad, bad world.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

IT, anprow VIII be me teesl o. M,
sireunclsion IN ths cAthf,Ile church.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
NEW YEAR,s GALS.

| Tomorrow being New Years day, tho
Ioid,s tinle-honored custom Of keeping
open house and making calls VIII no
doubt he induiged 10 10 o greater or loss
exlont. Ithas long been the custom for
thglse keeping open house togive wine,
with other refreshments. totheircsllers.
| or late years the very sensible and cpm-
Imendable innovation Of giving c'ldswa-
ter, coffee, chocolate or tea, instead OF
wine, has been practiced By numerous
persons. We wish this innovation
would become universal. We wish we
could authoritatiyely state in Tomorrow
nornipg's paper: "Not a lady who re-
ceives III Dallas to-day will have wine
opiher sideboard.p We believe every
Fgentlcman ~ the city who coutemplates
making calls would rejoice in his
heart and say: "Well donel Thank
heavenv' We know the angels
would be plad, especially the
recording angel of COPS chancery, for
1t would save him many q tear of pity
and grief. II the sideboard must be La
den with wine and liquor; II the smiles
lof fair womenmust make brighter the
amber and ruby tides of the flowing
juice Of the grape, and the chalice, with
death on its brini and misery and woe
,inits depths, must be offered by the
graceful hands OF beautiful women, let,
us urge that the quaffings be but light.
All how the bubbles In the wine cup
Dash and sparkle. and glow in the SUM
lighti How tempting IS the deep.red or
tawny golden hue Or the rich liquidl j
How grateful to the tastei How exliil-
afating to heart and mind Bnt, oh, the
desolation of souli--the ruin Of all that
Ia bright and good. and pure, and holy
that Is hidden, like . grooming, mock.
ing, hideous demon in every drop
d the delnsive stun. Young
men, If ycn win drink Tomorrow, drink
b0t lightly. Just touch to the lips the,|
draught. Remember you
are gentlemen. Remember when the
Wine u in, the wits are out, and that
you ~ calling on ladies, are conversin3|
viii ladies', that you are In the presence
ofxhe gentler rex, and that IL Il not only 1
ni1seelniy but unmsnnerly, fndecent,S|
nu9aht lemanly, 70 be I'D yottr amps, 70 |
lssl and staggex, ana stannAsr, Ida Talk /
6tian. a Is besstly I'D Sedy ind II n |
yeaSant "a yoar hoste sses u tli8 exs /
~. fsook noe upon the VIM whom
IVA = ~ ~ ~ i6Fipturs ~ IL /
y IN looh g. Il ~ 1; lo0ik e9xe-
.-sk< Y. ~ n. " M " 4, L
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

NJ01Sis 40 fg' 4 p n n Z!
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

'rn1 pracscsl effect or the passage OF
I the sepate naval Bill would be to ieays
.sltha--na va dari,r .SYGnt- wjLhauE spy.
4 appropriation from March 70 Joly i,
1855. Democrats charge that this WAS
projected for The purpose OF eoInpellipg
Y the rresidentto GIL an extra sssiou Of
songresa. '.To bs forewarned is TO DO
foreArined.n "a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

n W VA tllS hvad IN On N Mn bast
Il
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

1. I'll, III tf<5i All N
,.jznsltf I'LL ", N inn we tlr
IItitdt n b teHt pt5rS's;!3<
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

E.sry smoker shoplat M .l.itiIe W.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

VA i1liE iirltsalt admiralty prol yss build
iig, dn,ipg Tho nexf ye&r four hysi-
!, sls.sg 8iron-piads, two tcaR1do rams 3 I
s,oN sons oaeb, ten scouts OF LOO tons
sach, thirty hrHt elgss tSrpct5 boats,
and ise belted oFaisers. Then VIII
comeithe cannnarpm proeosee. by5oiie.
y los 3pbn Rnll'a most gifted authors
issyyiss.t will he do'with itgn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

But " docs heleyo ia active sympathy
with earnest people who suffer by reason
OF unavoidable misfortune, ard who can
BE- made happy fsotn tbs abundant store
OF those VIM know them to ,e honest
and well intentionsd.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

OhiIiy lObd NJ z.
much COCO ohssfs
blstA wueh tor i,a
ohstiiy. rsefybod 1T5fus |
Add oyefern. ana lbt IX/F' nvsneraliy |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
LITERARY NOTES.
years.

In three years-i no lives so lOng-Lcopold Won
Ranke hopes to complete his great " Universal
History" sixth volume is about to appear-ahd
tho historian has just passed his ninetieth birthday
The last volume vigorous and fresh in style as the
preceding ones.
Miss Maud Howe has written tragic story called
Golden Meshes7 which Mr.. George Riddle reads at
his entertainments fhe hero of the story an artist
who strangles himself with the long locks of golden
hair which his lady love has cut of and left In his
studio before she committed suicide
The Crown Prince Of Austria has contributed a
preface and two chapters to the first volume of the
work on "Austro-Hungary which he Is editing. The
most distinguished writers and artists of the two
countries have been engaged upon the work all con-
tributions having been paid for on fixed scale The
Crown Princess Stephanie offered few landscape
drawings for the work. and these were accepted her
payment beng given to her in the shape OF deposit
in the savings bank for her baby daughter.
"The Baltimore Herald" holds that it Is akin TO
the ridiculous that Mr. Aldrch should crcise Poe,
"wth whom he compares, adds the agitated editor,
a the with the eagle, the reed With tho oak, OF
a tin whistle with pipe organ"
1t Is said that Professor James Bryce IN his forth
coming Life of Justnian" will give fuller account
of Besarus than any that has yet appeared and will
be able throw fresh and favorable light on the
marriage OF Justinian and Theodore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. % Especial. The visible
supply statement to night made tho increase In wheat
ll57 O6l the decrease iu JOG and decrease
n oats OF 4iG bushes The selling out OF the onS
wheat nv Jones' Eldredge and Willard left specula
tors at the close OF the week without any motive
Traders decided that with tho ball clique (Which had
been doing OF the specializing disbanded there
was little prospect for advance. Tho smaller opera
tors drew out to await Developments and the larger ones
were occupied either wi tn stocks or corn or pork Inc
result was that the price OF wheat dropped o-day 70
a7s. cents for december, decline OF cent
from the opening. Year corn went down over Q
cent bushc without TRANSACTION foTt
was the only thing tho list that had any strength ~
was a bears day. Everything seemed to favor lower
prices The anticipated receipts for tomorrow showed
O large increase. -- -.
The curb tonight was SSA cents for January wheat.
Puts on December wheat sold this afternoon at D y
cents calls at 80 cents Tho 0ntlcpaei recelpts ZOE
Tomorrow are OF wheat Clio ot corn ana lVO OF
oats. The receipts to-day were ~ cars OF Whea,
87g OF corn l54 OF oats and 10000 mead OF hogs.
At $50 o'clock the market closed as follows: Deccu-
Der wheat, s5l4G cents January, - r December
nork = % tnuary so November corn, I2l2 cents
year Al cents December lard 80 10 january 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
nr0 on Nrw-yoRK DEALINGS.


There was no decided increase In the volume
~ transactions at the Produce Exchange yesorua'
the wheat market developed decided weakness" tHo
main influence that helped tho bears was tho report
considerable increase would be shown In tAe Visi'o
snnnlv statement but added to that was tho eneo' Vi
the decline in stocks and tho wild panic In OIL Dc
eYnort demand was stimulated by the 1eoune ot ~
cam I'm cash lots and sh ppers took 4SOOo 10
General tendency ofsOptOns was downward l9n o
st,rt AM the closing Quotations were Only S0e
sbove the 10 west point OF tho day. Compared Win
nTJay wheat options of ls cent at 92ss lOr Do
cen'ber e73a for January and 99e cents for FeDIuay
q OOTa for March and 81 049s for May The export
Tor corn diminished and shippers were saesueu VIZ
nuronases OF ssome six boat-lOads Cash lpts &c
a Ia cant better. The options opened weak anu ue
ned a Ia cent but I'm the later dealings there was an
irregular rally prices closed at about me Oes PonI
~ ~ dav The November options ended 'e cent DeLter
months were unchanged 80 for January Az TOT fe
mar and 4s. cents for March. Cash oats rose 40+
ntbut there were export purchases Tue Options
were Inclined To weakness and ended No cent loWer
as follows; November, 347s December 3oIe Sanuar!
Al and February Y67s cents. The lard market was
devoid of feature and prices closed with no decdeu
change. ~, p,,odo,nbto Raj.
timorc and Boston yesterday were as follows! MneS,
$50 SOB bushels; corn 3394SS bushesi oats, ar
bushels; total grain. SO LIS bushels hour SSotO Da
res AT Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Louis tae arrivals
were Wheat 13l 0Oi bushesi corn 296 lSf ptsho,5b
oats l43,5O3 bus els; total grain, o|oo'l ouSHo4S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24

fairly treated by the Proteus Board of Inquiry. by
his superior officer and by hostile critics In III
press we are well aware. But the injustice from
which he himself has suffered does not warrant
his counses arbitrary use Of prima facIe evidence
and special pleading in tins case.
Judge Mackey makes some pertinent remarks on
the general subject of military courts of which we
cordially approve. The evils of the existing sys-
TEN have been conspicuousy illustrated in recen
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

'
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-C0mmencng Juno -, lso1
through trains VIII Grand Central Depot
tHn. m colchester and Montreal Express through draw
ingIonm cars To Rochester ~. Adams and Montreal
'.JOa Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis Express
with inning cars, stopping &C Albany, Utica, SYRACUSE
Rochester Blnllo Niagara Falls Erc Cleveland and Toledo
asrVUE al Chicago 6h a. IN. Cincinnati 400 n M, aud ST
Louis $40 IN. nextday.
1000 D. ~. 80 .lprcss drawingroom cars TO Canaan.
daguh. Kochester Alagara Falls and Buffalo.
III Mc7ein NcWl ok and Northern Express, Win
drawing room cars.
$50 =. M. Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
drawing cars To SARATOGA, FL Edward and Glcua
Falls saturdays only
4 p m Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
'6p M Chcago and ~ Lonis Express. with NcNpingc1rs
for hiR Fails, Buffalo. Cincinnati. Toledo, Detroit III
and -. Louis.
~ Op. m Express with Sleeping cars Syracuse wa 10
Auburn road. and 10 Saratoga als1 TO Montreal
tplJ Pacific Express, with sleeping for lIochea
ter, Buffalo, Nl1Cs Fa- Gland Toledo Detroit
e. NWcrtowu ana OGDEN burg IA Nv except SATURDAY.
md Troy nc With tho morning trains Tor tho West and
for tho North tcyccpt saturday night.
Ticket. on SAFE at Grand Central Depot, No. Bowling
Green, 4l3 broadway Harlem Depot l.1thst and 4thavc
and az Ncscos - press OihCcs park-pIcc Broad
way 80 ana ga Bro dwly, and 62 West l25tnst, Now
YORK. d3 ashncton and i3O tultonst Brooklyn and 10
atl st, Williamsburg
Accommodations rlwng room and sleeping 30
procured No Of the tet Offices IN NewNork CITY, and
sHi Washington st., brooklyn.
Baggage called Tor and checked from resdonce.
These trans daily All others daily except sunday
tTheSe trains stop nj Harlem O2jthst ana 4th.avo).
J. N TOWCFYT why ~ ''''A"' "' D. NJ 'KENBR
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after November l. 1855
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
,.ayo YORK via Desbrosses and Courtllndt Street
uaTrisSSrS Pittsb1rg and the West Th Pullman Pasc;
sso eiSn Stes Of aor Dinhs smoking and sleeping
s GnIs e. LS SSsr{ H Gsy and Es
ct 3 p. m, CONNECTING Al COrIy IOr 'i'1''"''' i''
C91tTs s"T %aRS etc1 and the South Limited wassagoo
aTvf %a t6 a6d NJ Sna IL night sundy els
az , AMI mas 2 1S 1@ aP Sunday II SiSnp H.
opS Brapoh Ray Head Junction and nteredate stations
n suadsy e4J a. m Ind "a d' not stop at Asbuy
Ear kd Point and Norfolk Psadenha and
a GTio ya atmore and Bay Line 3iop week days
Poafs OF brooklyn connect WITH az tuIoug l@,s
at Jersey City sGortinE speedy and direct tran Yer Tor
rI59s RFriye: from Pittsours lio ~ ego Sns
u3E n m daily Prom asbington ana baltimore 6S9
b9 9'{ DO 1905 D. M From Piiladeighl 500 a26
"a go ego l040. 1880 A. N, 100, T. 70 5i5V 9S3
eTDdSv r. 80 82O 705 500 fla3j a Ia, 6@o e@O' S55.
ego, G.36, 1905 ,. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
r-e, Trans leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
e 41aI 1 8 81 y CHICAGO Limo and TO- lwsshnstoa
i2n-glj. Accumulation, 90 20 No. I'D 81 Z. y.
81 = sand 3 D. 10 and " night .-ooo.-.
Trains leaving ork daiy except sunday az ~ sna
Iif0a m. :. 2 1. and , m. ard y "a on sundays
Returning ,r-i9s ieay' Br2 so 10 go $50 H. and lj
sm limited Express u and 30 p m - 30 Par
~ $50 a. m I2:i5 C45O Limited 6:So 7'l0' and
Set oaces sac 32s and IA Broadway Asor House.
Ine 10 ~ Amer etaoa foot OF FultOn-st. Brooklyni
B B.ss6 H 6aIsf H6boE station Jersey CITY misns
nc NeT.York TRANSFER Comoany Will call for and oaeeA
baggage from ho. el. ana residences. = v,ooD
Gcnoral Manager. General Passenger Agent
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-pnvnnuT KINrSTONnnd CATSKGLL
4 DvrpTICruFVTS FOR TUr NFW-


IL NEw.YORK. y EWHANlN AZ d HARTFQRD r: r.
Iiuco.ulvc near Ihd Avenue bridge across Harlem River
REACHED NV Third Avenue Elevated Rairoa) daily except
Sur1lvq at as 1850, $40 10 90. Hoo 2lO $780,
44O $40. $40 and 500 Tor Port Morris casanova
fOak Point Hunts Point. Wes Farms. an Ne't, est
Chester 1impsons. Bay Chester Pelham Ba- Barlow (eiy
l.4ud Manor and New. Rochelle, connecting at
New Rochelle with tranr FOR nj polns The IN ne OF
Die New ork Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
line and Line Divisions Ncw.tHnaln Nldd.etown
New utain and ~ued Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train New.Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tiou, M L. 10 n m inlly. except Moud lys
sunday FOX New Rochelle and a intermediate sta
tious az 100 noon and $50 the raiI connecting
at ev Rochelle with way trains Grand Centr depot and
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Gcachcr6.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY snpphcs Professors Teachers. Tutors. Cos.
CTucssc3 Cic. 0 Orsr-, school, and IimiD+ Apply
Mlt-. IL NOtN .'-fLLipN. % Union square
4 COLLEGE, GRADUATE. an experienced
~ Instructor and private tutor cc-re, engagement OF
or more hours diy. ~ ". g.. Bon .. Tribune once
4 GRADUATE of Williams Collcg. desires
- position t. tutor or teach mathematics Address
" : T., bi llHcappc-st Erop.lyn. ". y.
TUTORS. GOvcrUc-scS, N,c., IN every branch
OF art and learning supplied 10 schools families T.
MIRIAM COZ HERE. 30 Last l,th-,t.. nest -gphor's.
w ANTED. Preacher. EnglIsh and Kinder
W Rarten. nonresident city school. Miss DOSOVAN's
TEACHERS BUREAU. 500 a,t l4th-st
\NOMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
W EEAU supplies Professor. Teachers, goy,rne-se.
Musicians. &c. o. COLLEGES -cDl FImt'ct and CIuIch,.
also BJOkADclc.a. -telOs.T. C.pg.t, 10 business firms
Nf- 8. j.. CULVER, a-9 jta.aya.
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j. YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements OF trans rom Ens96er,s Depot From 2sd
Coaches @ BnshenIOn, Enlra, Hornelsyie Bunsi
HornelLs yile ~ Cincinnati and Buffalo 70 Chicago
m.Daiy Chicago and 81, LOUIS Limited ETprcss'
NoeIua ca rge for fast time. ARRIVES Me-vlle 10 a
NJ. cleveland, 1880 mi Cincinnstt $40 m5 Chicago.
: D. mrDaiy buffalo and Niagara Fails Iimltsan arrive
Buffalo 7O m, suspeu sion Lr.age ST. a n Ihe Eoat
popuar night 1rsin between ana bana!o so,s
fran Of Pullman Day and sseplsg Coaches 70 hsmtO
Elmlra Buffalo, NaYars Fails oinelnn41 and On esgo
"p5h SGon ara F'sSa a5 So $50 io ESQ iSso %
u midnight sundays 6iS $50 1920 m. las ESQ
Paterson eS pl5 515 s9 S6 go 1920 NJ "a noso las
$50 IIIO $40 $50 $40 $50 1880 $50 1880 p M
PasniFst m snp$% gsn.s s $50 lO2O NJ $40 O'Su
Newark and Paterson va Nsyars etS g, 500 $50 1000
i MIDNIGHT saturdsy nights OOly sundays 9i5 M
sGSerH sis s46 75o $50 1920 a. NJ lao $3.50 800 ~
$50 1920 a. M lH6 0Bo Y. m and II midnight
NswSSs and Con% wal 5 M SO sS SUM
"i Eon8Sut and Kingston and Montgomery H. s;Sop
SUNDAY SsSsS ~ 5i6 $50 1880 M $50 $50 [So TOO
$40 m. sunday o45 $3.50 1920 M, $3.50 800 M
$40 M'adlo' M SUNDAY f.4S $50 1920 N $50
The aud $50 m trans connect with New I ora On
and western Railroad az Mas The am train stopi
~ Port Tsr JSrvis 'ts5 1850 IO2o $3.50 aso $50
~ D m every nfesn inmates s45 TO lo:to m eyesy
thirty S sT Sas ss ana % s%ns Dns ROOM
Sleeping coaohes be Obtained ard orders for inc
and transfer 81 a ss s G. s S Court
Brookyn o, e. SSe 6sGs MAN pspS.s yorx at 7o
'SV' JOHN n ABBoTT. Gcnl Passr Agent New.York.
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.AAL.or SHORE MIDWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE For BUSINESS OR

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL. -. ...-
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE, WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAMED HUDSON klNk1r
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSKILL MOUNTAINS
AND IHRoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY Oh The
on and after octA 1885, Will leave West 42dst
station follows
All trains leave from downtown station foot Of Jay.st
d2d.st
Detroit and Chicago 'iOlO a. m $780, $40 p. IL Pull
slecpcrs through.
St. Louis 900 .s.IO p. M Pulm an sleepers-
Buffalo, Rochester, 100, 'lU.IO u. 600, $40 p ~
EleeperS and parlor cars. . -. -
p m -. $500 go. 20 oo N "a
Highland PokeePsle and catsklI. '7'2o. -lolo liza
4 M 1888, $40, III 40
Ncwburg Kingston saugertes and Albany, '72O. 'lol0
N;25 q m. 300, 900. .o:lO, .ll4O D. M
Saratoga Cyia AlbaAy 7:20. ll:26 a. IN. 500 p m
For Montreal and Canada kast 1:2O n IN 0:OO D. N.
Hamilton. LONDON, .l0lO $780, 'slOp. H. Toronto
daily i1ally e1ceps Saturday Other trains daily
cent sunday. ,.-- -- -..--,.
tOns Information apply ut Onces HobOken ~ Hudson
ST. brooklyn, Court ST. Annex ONCE loot OF fultohsL
NewYork City ~ 2O7. 2Gl 3l5. 1858 SOL D46 i<0 l32s
broadway, 737 6thave. lt6 East l2Jthst 1913 Bowefy
West shore foot of West t2dst and loot OF
Jayat North River Baggage cal 90 Tor and chec Aed from
~ HENRY hONkTr.
2s0 Broadway. General Passenger Agcns
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING B. R.

pI No. hiiSaftHp w ~ xosta iRsfvER
TIM EFFTTTT66 S OF B as l5' Bros,
Route n!a At - IS esq Ills " isO 400 sS sSS
oSt c5 5U 81 5 Al wayaa Jaaccn of Germ nt@ az
Chestnut ri u Co.untia-avc. for AanaypAk o'AA'
OK CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
nrn g DELPHI4 EHtn &c, "a s e.s s.
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