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The Woman Sudragists' Plan OF Cam.

Susan B. Anthony arrived in this city Thurs
day, the 14th instant. and is stopping at the
Riggs house. She has been spending the past
six months with Elizabeth Cady Stanton, at
Tenafy, Nj, where both ladies have been as
siduously working to complete the third
volume Of the Woman Suffrage History, which
volume brings the record Of the movement up
to the present date. Miss Anthony will imme-
diately bring her forces to bear upon creating
more history to record, through the action Of
the present Congress, and the annual meeting
OF the National Woman Suffrage Association,
which will be held In this city on the 18th and
18th of February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $241,531; customs, $244, $40.
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FIRST LIEUT.. JAMES s. PETIT, LIST infantry,
has been granted three months leave OF alb
sence, to take effect after the close OF Indian
hostiiitias In Arizona.
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[C<r E F. BROOKS
531 18th st.
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL GOODS
LAMPS, &c.
See his advt. under Holiday Goods. DIS
49, YOU WILL FIND TT ECONOMY TO
80 have Weather strips to your Doors and
We furnish and apply it promptly.
GEO. w. CORBETT,
31S 9Th street NV.
Telephone call, 1913. d7-2m>
USA and beg TO announce that we have built at
1920 N Ct n W..
LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STABLES:
where our facilities for Boarding Horses and furnish
ing our friends and patrons At shortest notice, with
elegant Carriages Vehicles all descriptions
reasonable rates, cannot be surpassed.
We make specially In furnishing
CARRIAGES AND COUPES FUR WEDDINGS,
RECEPTION. BALL AND THEATER PARTIES
We invite your early and careful inspection.
WOOD BROTHERS.
Telephone Call 472-4. dl5-2m
CrS n c. FORD 4 CO,
LNA Distributing Agency,
go 10th st. u. w.
All styles Of printed matter carefully circulated
IT, DIR E B. BLISS, DENTIST. REMOVED
Lewis Sons Jewellers. Artificial teeth inserted with
or without plate. d5-3m
TO- THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
- Residents Is particularly called 70 PHOS-
VfTE the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
The glass or bottles by W. c. MILBURN. Sole In
ventor and AaautactureE. l429 Penn3ytyania ava
apll
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District i'm Congress.

THE SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE
did not meet until 11:3O this morning. Senator
Ingalls, sent word that he was suffering with q
severe cold and would not attend. He re-
quested Senator Harris to preside, and the lat
ter called the committee to order. After some
discussion OF the resolution directing an inquiry
into the failure OF the street railroads to submit
reports Of their receipts, ETC., it was decided to
refer the whole subject to a sub-committee OF
three, of which Senator ingalls, will be chair
man. The other two members have not been
selected, but are to be named by the chairman:
senator Harris will probably be one OF
this subcommittee 70 sit during the
thorough Investigation OF street railway man.
agement and affairs ia the District will be had.
Arrangements have been made for q steno-
graphic report OF the proceedings, and q NUM-
Der Of witnesses. including street railroad
officials and employees, will be called. The
Investigation will be held with open doors, and
will probably begin some time next week. The
COMMITTEES ordered the bill to give the bodies
Of certain panpers to medical colleges reported
Avorabfy with amendments The bill as
amended provides substantially that the bodies
Of paupers who de- In the hands Of authorities
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THE DESPATCH STRIKES A Rock. - Lieut..
Emory, commanding the U. S. 8. Despatch, re.
ports to the Navy department January 18th,
that while coming through East river to the
what is marked Fafrway on the coast survey
chart, between buoy No. 2 and in 12ia feet
of wa4er, while the chart shows II feet By
sounding at the buoy marked ia feet 16 feet OF
water was found. A report dated January
18th, states that a diver went under the bot
tom of the vessel and reported no damage.
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FHrS TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
U~AA OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
RENCY,
WASHINGTON. December 2Sth 1885.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that THE
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON" in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON, in the COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
has complied with all the provisions Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States required be complied
with before association shall be authorized COM
mence the business of Banking:
Now, therefore l. HENRY w. CANNON. Comp,
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON" in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON, In the COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, is
authorized to commence the business Of Banking as
provided in Section fftyOne hundred and sxty-nine
Of the Revised Statutes of the United States
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal of
Us. Office, this 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1886.
II. w. ca NNON,
d31-6Ot Comptroller Of the Currency.
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CASH DISCOUNT FOR 80 DAYS
HardwOods 10 per cent off market prices.
Georgia Flooring 10 per cent off market prices.
Georgia Dimension 10 per cent Oft market prices.
Virginia Jois,s 10 per cent of market prices
Virginia Flooring per cent off market prices.
Virginia Mainscoing 10 per. cent off market prices
Virginia Partition 10 per cent of market prices.
White Pine shelving per cent OFF market prices.
White Pine Casing per cent off market prices.
White Pine better grades, d per cent OF market
prices.
Having made arrangements for all my mill work, in
Guiding Sash, Doors, Blinds, MOuldings and Trim
nlings, am prepared to give yon figures on all wood
material required in building and will estimate the
exact cost from the beginning to the finish in any
building
Hoping TO share part of your orders will endeavor
TO please you in quality and promptnesS
WM. r MCLEAN.
d5 18th and streets
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ABOUT U1srEna
ONE OF THE BEST THINGS WE HAVE
THIS SEASON Is A DRIVING ULSTER
MADE OF A GENUINE FUR BEAVER
NOT A HANDSOME COAT, BUT PER-
FEET STORM DEFIER, THAT WILL LAST
ALMOST A LIFETIME. PRICE, $40
OTHER ULTERS WE HAVE AT VA
RIOUS PRICES. AS Low AS $40. WE
MENTION THEM BECAUSE EVERY MAN
NEEDS STORM COAT, AND THE TIME
HAS ARRIVED TO PREPARE FOR VIM
TER
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
las 6O7 SEVENTH STREET.
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THE DUTY ON PANoRAMAS-The Treasury
department has been informed that panoramic
representations of battle scenes, such as "Wa-
terloo," "Siege of Paris" ETC., now on exhibit
ton at Boston, Chicago and elsewhere, are In.
voiced and entered at ports of the United
States, particularly at Boston, at prices much
less than their real dutiable value. Assistant
Secretary Fairchild has written to the collector
at Boston on the subject, suggesting greater
care in the examination and appraisement of
such articles
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Changes i'm the Offices.

AN APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President to-day appointed E. G. David to
be a commissioner of deeds in the state of New
York for the District of Columbia.
Fourth class pOstmasters were appointed to-
day in Maryland as follows: James f. Osborn,
Eldersburg, Carroll county, and Noah Barnes,
New London, Frederick county. Also Mrs.
Alice MustOe, at Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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here may be given over for dissection not less
IMAM 1orty-eight hours after death. provided the
has not been made by the pauper before death,
or by some relation or friend Of the pauper. A
favorable report was also ordered upon the bill
10 refer to the Court of Claims the claim OF Rob
ert Strachan, of Washington, for damages done
TO his property in the course Of certain public
Improvements.
PETITION FOR STREET RAILROAD EXTENSION.
Representative Barbour yesterday presented,
by request, in the House a petition of residents
OF this city for the extension OF the Capitol,
North and South Washington railway. be-
ginning at the Intersection OF 18th and
streets Inn along street to 2Sth street south
street to its intersection with Water street,
West Washington and west along Water street
to Its terminus. The petition is signed by about
3OO citizens living along the proposed route.
MINOR MATTERS.
Senator Edmunds yesterday introduced bill
providing that the chief of the statistics bureau
of the Treasury department shall report to Con
gress the statistics of and relating to marriage
and divorce in the several states and territories
and the District of Columbia.
senator Hoar yesterday introduced bill ap
proprlatlng SAC, 900 for the erection OF statue
In this city TO the late President Madison.
Capitol Topics.
REASONS FOR REMOVAL OF OFFICIALS MOI
FORTHCOMING.
In reply to the Senate's call upon heads O
executive departments for Information as to the
| suspension or removal of officials named, sew
eral communications were sent to the chair
man of Senate committees yesterday by heads
of the executive departments, giving informa
ton concerning the appointment OF such re
moved officials, and adding in each case:
| have no information as to the the President.
reasons for the suspension for REMOVAL o
Mr.
NOTES.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
The House judiciary committee yesterday re
ferred the bin to extend the powers of the ceri
of the court of Alabama claims for six months
to Messrs. Collins, Seney and Stewart.
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There d no improvement the Tailroad aituar
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ADJUSTMENTS

CORN FESTIVAL-CORN CAKES, POP CORN,
- &C. Novel entertainment at Met. NJ. f church,
Al and streets, Friday evening. January 10, at
$50 o'clock. Admission, l5c. Its
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DIED OF HEART DIsEASE.-Israel Kimball,
jr., clerk to the Senate committee on education
and labor, died this morning OF heart disease,
in the 31st year of his age. He was connected
with the local press, and had many friends in
this community. Mr.. kimball had been suf-
ferfng with inflaInmatOry rheumatism for some
time. He recently removed into q newly-fin-
ished house. and it is thought the dampness of
the walls aggravated the trouble. He leaves q
@ wife and one child.
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BISHOPS CAMPHORINE
s elegant Toilet Article for Chapped and Rough
skim renders the complexion beautifully smooth son
aud clear. Gentlemen. after shaving, will find a
delightful application 10 prevent chap
ping. Guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction Price
b cents per bottle. Try IT,
For sale of the principal Drug Stores and by
the proprietor. -
l. C. BISHOP Druggist
d33m $50 9th St. corner II st.
A sTEMA AND CATARRH CURED BY THE
CIGARETTES ESPIC
Oppression. Sufiocsting. Coughs Colds. Chest Neu-
ra'ga, &c
Paris: J. EsPIc, 12S Rue St Iazare.
New York: FoC6EKG MILHAU-
sold by all Chemists Of America ssl5&ocl-lp
VKLArrs
FINE CONFECTIONERY AND FAMOUS CARA.
MELS. FRESH EVERY DAY.
Also large assortment Of IMPORTED FRUITA
go 9Th NV. opposite U. q Patent o6nca
Branch Store. I70e Pennsyivsnia ave. NV.
Imported Olive OH on drsught dl2em
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS tO-uay
were: Senators Salisbury, Butler, Jackson with
Mrs. Geo. w. Fall and Miss Fall; Gray, with
Chas. w: McFee, Of Delaware; ex-senator Win
Trigg, Lawler, Cox, +. J. Campbell, Hall, Ding.
ley, Mcmillan, Cobb, Daniel, and Hill; Com
missioner Coleman, Mr.. Jesse D. Carr, presi-
dent OF the agricultural society of California;
Mrs. Febiger, n. E. Mcbride Chicago; Mr.: VIM.
Henry Clifford, and w. T.. Scruggs, United
States minister at Bogota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28
Gtcnmboats nn0 Railroads.

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON son
~ RIVER RAILROA D.-Commsncing Nov m 1er Ia lSoO
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
- M Rochester Express through efa"lgToom cars 10
Albany Troy Montreal Svraci-e and Rochester
900 A. M y he Limited with dining ears si"ppn AZ
Albany Uuca Syracuse. R0,lrsfer Buisn. Ni4Afa faIs
Erie CIeveani Toledo arriving at Chicago 300 Il u
1850 chicago Express dra~inG-rootn cars TO canan
dairua Rochester. -., y-...
viii drawngrOom cars - -, .,-,..-,,.-
room Troy. go
m Chicago and ~ Louis Express win seep cars
fnr N9cara Falls iunalu cincinnati, loetO Detroit I'll
csgo and - Louis Dluinu-car New Ork 10 Albany.
f3n 4 H. with slerplngcars 70 syracuse
ana Ia auburn ruaad. also TO Montreal
l.Ou III spec 81 ~l--neI rrlyes Rochester . Az d H-
Ru Fao a.35 a. m and Cleveland 1918 p. m. next DAY
Ter Bu4ao Niagara Falls, cleveland, Toeo Detroit ann
Chicago ~eepngcars Clayton and Ogdensburg daily eA
cept saturday. -. ,.-...-.... - ,ih,,v
ana rrov Connects with the morning trains Tor the Nest
and Tor The North except saturday night
sale AZ 0-And Central Depot no.
Harlem Depot lZ0thst and ftl-aVe,
and al Express Dees PARK place near bro
wav 745 and g42 Broadway and 90 West l25th-st New
York Washington and 100 Fulton ss- Brooklyn and ~
Williamsburg.
moatons IN and sleeplngcars can be
procured the ticket Offices III Newfork cry and
333 WashlngfOn-st. Brooklyn.
These trains run tally. All others ally except sunday
tThese stop at Harlem 25tu-sL am 4haveb
J. NJ. TOUCFN D. W. ht.N Dtsit N,
General supernt endenL General Passenger Agent
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"a to f9s. but recovered to 5lh- NewYork and New
England IN the early dealings weak and declined
per cent 62i, but later made full recovery The
general market was dull and prices sustained only
by the strength Of Shore and the manipulation OF
Reading. The market generally closed quiet anu
tame. 80,
State bonds we're inactive and firm Tennessee rette-
IS sold 7s South Carolina Sc nonfundshle al =
Virginia o. deferred receipts at l3i5al3Ss North tAI
lima special tax at l4+ al47s and Arkansas 70 70 -
Smith Railroad at 81 and To Red River Railroad al ~
%. OF city bank stocks Manhattan sold at l5e's-
Compared with yesterday the market for railway py S
was duh, bat the tone was fully steady Mest IVA
with sales OF $500 900. from l05s TO lVS
1854. Erie second 6s steady at 1893 HlOJ4
York Chicago and ct Louis first receipts we're M iron
to Ssl2dSsia. Rome. NafeTtOwn and OguehsDuIk -
were firm ai 1913 and the incomes at 100. ,enIrh %
New-Jerseys easier cOnsols az lOI : anu ton =
ibes at 1914 chesapeake and Ohio series were on >
77i4. Mobile and Ohio first dehentuTes dechfeo = p
cent to 20. Toledo and Ohio Central nrsts N.i0 A. A.
u at 101. Richmond and Danville hrs I, wo
bentures were OF / per cent at 10 S o,ut
bus, Hooking Valley and Toledo hrsts reco' -.
"a to 70. Wabash frsfs Chicago division. were e7iei
95d94l4 Detroit. Mackinac and Marquette hrrts
of at 97la Denver and Rio Grande - were a't 1 -
~ higher at SOIs Texas and Pacific incomes clo7eu
ll74 and seconds L higher AT lo3 Co"tado a.
and Iron frsts were active at lOO4 1OA - 0'o-e
1Ol - , ,-h,,a
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the stock Exchange
COttOnseed oil certificates sold, NOOOl NJ Oh - :
64ls Chicago and Indiana Coal Railway t9Ool a. -
443,. and preferred 900 at s2aeds2 ~ LOUIS -
scott and Wichita t2iOO az i3dl. 81 d er.t.
Arkansas and Texas q ZOO at 24Ag23+ ana nj n =
l6- 600 at l00a99s, and seconds (5l,Ovol az o''
53&. oo,
There is very little doing in Government bonds exeep
in the absence of supply from investors MARKING w
quotations to-day bids advanced Il for the a. "A'
: for the 4 LIS. Annexed the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28
CLOSING PAICEs OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. %, 1855
7LosIvo PRICES OF PzILAOsLPIiI sro06S
sAruRpAY. Noy. -. ".

SATURDAY, Nov. 27-P. NJ
The feature Of to days stock speculation Is that one
stock Philadelphia and Reading. contributed SVo'ooo
shares business OF COL 533 shares done al
the stock Exchange The chief officer IN the Late move
ment to-day was Ia constant attendance ana
personally gave his orders 70 his neuier
ants on the spot From 10 20 O'Clock he never was
absent FIVE minutes IA a time the Reading crowd
The stock opened cent al "A and quickly sold AZ
4i; q per cent reaction followed. and large business
Wa done 44a and 444 After II O'Clock the
urce ranged from 40 464 iii after 2:l5 o'clock, and
then IL TO 49as. closing at 4si Lake shore was
not half as active IL yesterday, and,
after selling up TO I0Ois finally closed easy at
e9a-,4 higher than last evening. small boaId-room
pool was made up IN Delaware, Lackawanns and West
eru stock on the Reading movement and late IN the day
its mice was marked up from l4o'1ai4ois 70 i4i<
R,ehnsnd and West Point declined from ~ 70 az
ssA closed weak at ~. Central Of kewJersey vens Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains West f2dst foows ADD 10 MN
utes earlier from foot OF Jay ST.. North River
Detroit and Chicago $50 a. m. '605. 'el5 p m
~. Louis s6.o5. sis .
Bnfao Kochsster suspension Bridge Niagara Falls ais.
so.5J a. m sB.O5. sSl5 m.
Utica aud syracuse sis. -a.s5 a m -so5 sis p. m
Kingston. Saugerfies. CatskllL Albany, Slos
sT.lB s55 Il 80 A. M. 400 -6.O5 -ssl5 p.
Cranstou's West Point Cornwall. Ne~burg. TSl3 I;ls
$50 .lOl5 1880 a m. Sis D. nj and sb.O5
CranstOu's Cornwall Nswbure.
For Montreal Canada last COS p m.
Hamilton. London. $3.50 a m- 900 a.l5 p m Toronts.
g.5ja m 1905. Is D. m.
tieenf sleping ears foF Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and It Louis o all through irains
Doily other trains daily except sunday
For tickets parior sle-ping aceommota
fiona apply Offices RrOOklgB33 Nas1-
prfonst; 73O Fulton Arrez Oface foot u Fulton At
New York CITY. 363 1855 90 Breadeav l5Ss Bo~ery and
Wst shore stations 42d OF Jaw " T.
HEN RY NONETT.
3 Vanderbilt ave. General Passenger Ag Mt
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Il YORK, LAKE Err r. AND WESTERN KAiLkOAD
hour leave 23dsL station nitecn minutes
carrier than from chamoers-st - p. p.,., c-.,-
ing Coaches 10 Bln-Aanton ElinrA tioFaensslna
Buna!o; sleeping Coaches Hornesviiie 70 M nna,.
solid Pullman Of Day amt Buret sleeping Caches
Nosxr~ charge for iast time ArTves Asad'is I'D M :,
Cleveland 1880 CINCINNATI O.t p a. Snc@so Soo
D. m and ST LOUIS. $50 the secOni morning -
81. mDsily Niagara and ontario limited aT Ra1s
7:4Oa- u. Toronto. iWI5 IN Inc only Pullman COACH
,ZDailv Chicago Express Pullman amt Day Sleeping
Coaches TO Binxhamion Eira Buffalo Niagara tsa In
lord ANA assaic 4:s5 5;46. 100 $50 $50 100
a r 1900 noon. l45, 500 $50 40 $40 30 so 9.9
S:lG $50 i02oa H. Lao 4I5 eso. 74S 500 lo'so pn
isyg aa s45 7eo TOO go 1900
Ia 500 35O s:4o, 500 S;lo $50 30 SAG 80! q
7sS $50 lo:SO N lsoe @idniE az sal is eiss
80 H. 200 32t. 800. 40 40, 90 300 g%o I.e
s'U 1000 y. ~. and lzsc mhlng d~hy eAerpt 7nsay
sn.rn q a. $40 $50 $3.50, 1920 n, l;45, $50 800 500
s 30 oiO fI5. la $780, lO.50 and lzvo ahiaigRh
y a. ana 100 midnight
Varwics 900. lO:2O a a.. 4SO p sundaYs lad a ID.
sx,rs ssd Csru VA. 7o 900 a m sJO 4so $50 and
5.OJ p. sundays $50 a n anu o.v r ma an .
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston 440. SV0A n SSV
D,,n.ore 800 a. m $50 D. ~ except sundsya
ozOo y. suRdays Ssis e:Sd lO-u. - u. wv o-'''
MpSrleto%n 44S S:4s 7.5o 800 1920 NJ $780, 30 go
745 sou D. H. sundays. J.&5, SD. lO-VA n -" 49,
$50 The 600 a m tram stops A. 80 as, ossu so
-.aJ a. M -un,la, 500 Os-O ovo ooo 80 -
lsAeeS ~ ~. e oCtanes order. IoE TIE e,'ee<la
ana TRANSFER baggage nsy ys sat a. 80 ~. III
Nos sVA H. iyn "r Al Tie sompany's DtpotA
.rss froni West @rriys n Aesiosx Al ia
7SS l9 S,;S = X All 4uB1soT enl Aren't SewYcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains New.Yo Desbrosses and COurtlandt street
HFra Pars and she IVES; with . Pglmsn P2 9oSs
AM Chicago Luei Paror. Dnirg. smoking AMI sleep
ing cars At u a III eysg S 5 m IN m Cory and Erie
p H. connecting Al CORY tor 1itusvnle Petroleum
For Lebanon $50 A NJ $40 D. m. and II Is night
Baltimore. Washington and The SOUTH Linilea asns.on
10 N. arrive Washington an $40 m arrive WASH
4:s0 ami D. and u Is night sunday. 6:l5 s;SO H.
4'o and P M and l2;io night
For Cape Nav week davs lilo On saturdays only
Long Branch Bay Junction and intermediate stations
D. NJ On Sunday g45 a n and p. do stop a.
For S Pom, and Norfolk via New-York Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad. > p. m every day VIA Baltimore anu
Boais OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
at Jersey CIV anording speedy and direct transfer ior
74a. DsH ess' nom pitt,bur 40 79o il:s9 100
sso ' e,5oa m. 10 $40 $50 $40 90 800 and 1926
? m f Fro% f9sePS 800 2S c;S $50 Err g ssS
o i9t9 iSG l,'9 o nj io5 10 II I 80 ST and and i
S SsS ' Sunday yo $50 go $50 49, ii'5O
a nl. 3:20. GO. Z o. 92O. 9.35 and 1928 p u
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS Trains leave New York. Desbrosses and Court
band. street FSrrsf as w GOws Limited AMI IL Chicago
LaiIes an, Il a IN, z. 500. 4:5O o. 8 amt
20. I ana SUNDAYS ESpress Si5 $50 10 III Limited
a. m 4S0. 3, d. : and M ami l-il1 ulgal: .,s
Trans New YORK daily except sanAy al ~ ana
Sundays, connect at Trenton Tor Iahuen.
Returning leave Broa street statloo
1901 1904 Oj 4tD 30 $50 7S0S2O. o5OSiiO. II ant
ll6a Limited Express LA and 800 p - i5: as
1 B. g. S.35 Tl2. SIP and $50 on sunday, lz5vl
900 45 40 5.lO $50 9:4O l2iJ,4 (asoO lAInited
! 6:55. III and s.l2 y. m - -, -
| day. 80. ,---,- ..... rro,s.
and foot DesOrosses ami Courtauit st No SOurst
Brooklyn Annex station. loot OF fnalon-sr Sox.S ~
STATION Jersey CITY Emgrant ticket Office. No bAttsry
Place and Castle Garden. -, - 49,, -.
The Transfer Company VIII call or anu cneeA
/ baggage from hotels ami residences
/ CuAS. l. PUGH. j. X HOOD.
! General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IAssESGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortiaait ~ Dee
A. follows
Ia IA Tor Catasauqus and intermediate pontx
IN for Geneva Lyons. Emira Rochester. buflio sne
ard principal local ~ nts CHAR car 70 "hhe~
m for Tunkanuock and intermediate ports Char ear
n Tunkhaunock Connection Reading and Harrisburg
40 D M Pift-toa and principal intermediate Doins2
Char n Ptt-tDn.
$40 . m Cor opay and uierm"ciats poinH coanscan
Reading ami Harrisburg.
In Tor Geneva Lyons Eira. Ronhestsr. Bucsio sn4
the Vest Pullman sleeper To Lyons
so IN. for Laurgs aEd ernedlate p"fntA -
Trains leaving at a m. p m. aud $40 m rcrnea -
points D MahAnOv and Haxirton oh kegOnA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
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tickrts. Core pondng on % a.. tsern rns
steamers PILGRIM ami PRpNi DENCE eave New-lork
on alternate aays nclnie al s3O IRON Pier
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NAV be principal hotels transfer and tckSs
offices AZ the Office Pier - ani on STEAMERS.
GEORGE I. COMMON
RORDFN & LOVELI.Agents Genl Pass. Agent.