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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
Well Done. Richmond.

It affords us great pleasure to publish the
following statement, which is official, COM
ing as 1t does directly from Mr.. SEiToN &.
TIysLEY, who collects the State taxes in
this city. The statement refers to Novem-
Der In both the years 1885 and 1885,
Coupons rendered straight. .....Slj.,00 90
For Identification ......... 2,2l6 81
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mr. W. p. Jones. nrc"n. says;

II acted IKE f. health. consider nnr ouc
Respectfully A h. 8ANhl
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
CHARLES RANsows PROPERTY IN DISPUTE.

CHARLES RANaOWs PROPERTY IN DISPUTE
On December a. 1885, Charles Ransom who was one OF the
best known gamblers In New York died ct his house, No II
West Twenty fft leaving three sisters the Oldest OF
Mira Mary r. Jones age sxtyhvc. He left consid
cradle real and property In this State amounting
probably $3.50 o0 which he beoucahed TO his widow ana ms
three sisters His country house in NewBrunswiok n. J
and william T. Frost OF this o'ty the
latter having his nieces Mrs Joness neee
the estate s65oo0 On July 80 last she oed
leaving two daughters Mrs. Fannie Wheeler ana MIS
William r Frost The former lived at the Sey-Brnnsw,ox
found in which beQuesthed her interest IN Charles @
SONS estate Wheeler cutting on her OF ne asugne'
with $780, tho will offered Tor prcbae on
Der Brunswick, Mrs Frost died NOTICE .nat se
would contest the grounds OF insanity ana uhuue u
-, ..r., tn
tended TO make q wifi until March 20. when Hattie Starr 1he
nctress. who is friend OF Mrs Mhceeis caIou
on the latter in New Brunswick. They thcn Grew
up . paper and took II TO eIooy error iuoiow'
telling him that II contained the directions n9n wcn @
having been drawn according TO these directions ives
signed by MIRA Jones Mary Richard Ransom Jones.
Somebody side and spelled the letters OUT 70 ne
and after writing q she exclaimed That not my naej
She was then asked II viii and she answered.
Eyes, that Is what want"
II is sad that Mrs Jones could write and that her nsnn
held during the time she was signing the aocusn o.
Fannie Wheeler the egatee has been twice ~
George Ryerson, who broker In TINS olty anu
she married Frank L. Wheeler who soon left her she
tall slim brunette about twenty years OF age ana an
tive appearance Before she was first married she sang
"Ptnaforo."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot or Cortlandt or De$
brosscs follows;
Ia m for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
ga m Geneva. Lyons, Emita, Rochester Bunalo ana
the West and principal local points CHAIR car 70 "ukos
D Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair car
10 IunkhsnnOck Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
$40 D. m for Pittston and principal intermediate points.
$40 D. IN foi CopIay and intermediate points Connection
TO Reading and Harrisburg
T. D. m for Geneva Lyons Emra, Rochester. Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper TO LYONS.
TOO D. m. Iaurys and intermediate points
Trains leaving al ana $40 connect Tor Al
points In Mahanoy and HazleOn Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 a. m. fol- Mauch Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
points. -,
o. m Geneva Lyons. Elmrs. Rochester Bunalo ana
West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains West 42ds station as follows and 20 min
utes earlier from foot OF Jayst. North River:
Detroit and Chicago, $50 a. No. eco 's:lOp m
Bnnao Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls 1910
1880 n. m. '0;O0 $40 p IN.
Utica and Syracuse $40, !93Oa. me- 600 's;l0p M -
Highland. Kingston sang rlns ca XII Albany 'o'lo
.7lO $3.50 ll:2j q. 4:lj 900, $40 p. m. -,o
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall. Newburg $40 -fiO
$3.50 1910 1925 n m. AS, 'S;lOp. NJ. and 'oOoP H.
CraustOn's. Cornwall, Ncwbrrg.
For Montreal and Canada East 600 p. m.
Hamilton. London s03Ol M. $780, $40 p. m. toronto
IirsanI sIee0ng cars for Tlo Niagara Falls bet OFT
hi, ago aud 81. LOUIS on IL thr'ug trt MS
DAILY Other trains daIiy except sunday, - .,o
For tickets timetables paroT or sleeping car a9e $3.50
tions or appv al Offices Brooklyn, 333 ASH
inTionst 730 Futons st. Annex ONCE foot Of Fultonst
New.York CIV 1853 7s5 942 Broadway, 1882 Bowe'y and
West Shore starons foot oil West 42dst foot OF Jays N H.
" HENRY MONET1,
5Nanderbavc General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
NEW-JLRSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements June II, 1885
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester EXPRESS, through driwngroom carsto
Albany, Troy, Montreal, syracuse and Rochester
1850 a. H., The Limited" with dining cars, stopping AZ
Albany Utica, Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FAILS
Erie Cleveland ami Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 m and
Louis TAO y nextday.
1880 III. Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 CAl
andaigua Rochester aud Buffalo.
t1l3O a. Western New YORK anu Nortnern EXPRESS
with drawing room cars ,,., -.
$50 m Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express with
dre " ing and Buffet cars 10 Troy anu Saratoga
Accommodation ~ Albany anu Troy
ID Chicagoand st LOUIS EHpress slccplngcafs
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, TOleso Detroit CHI
cago nd Dning-car New YORK 10 Albany.
63Op H. Montreal with sleeping cars 10 Syracuse
and road and 10 Saratoga. also 10 Montreal
600 IN, Rochester only through sleeping car
t-pl5 D. Pacific with sleeping cars Tor kocnes
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit anu
Chicago Sleepngcars TO Clayton and OgdensOur daily eh
cept Saturday. ,., ,., . .,,u
andT with the trains the West
and for the North (eICeUt Saturday nght
Tickets sale AT Grand Central Depot No Battery
Place Alb Broadway Harlem Depot, l25tlst and 4tiaVe
and at Westc0ts Express Offices Park place NEAR broad
way) 7s5 and 942 broadway and 62 West l26thst New
York 1873 Washington $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10
4thet, Williamsburg
and sleeping cars eau DO
uroct the ticket Newlork CITY, and
1888 Westinghouse. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and check cd nom residence
sThese daily All others daily except sunday
These trains stop at Harlem l25-st and Sthaye9 ,,
j. NJ TOUCEI, ID. Nj, kENDRICK,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
SATURDAY, Oct. 2.-P. II.

SATURDAY, Oct. 2.-P. H.
A good part of to-dsys operations at the Stock Ex'
change were made up Of efforts to retrieve yesterdays
errors which were occssloned by the exercise
of too much credulty regarding yasterday's
rumors Of trouble among tho trunk line rail-
vays The market opened materially higher than Last
evenings closing figures and with some fevorish
fluctuations continued improve TILL after the publlca-
ton OF the bank statement The figures Of the state
meut were received unfavorably aud prices for
securities again yielded recovery hardly set In when
there were renewed rumors OF dsagreements between
the trunk lines and prices for a majority went of
more settled and a recovery made which esvesthe
closing figures generally from to per cent higher
than last evening. Northwestern and st.
Paul were specially weak all the way
out and are exceptional in showing material
nal declines Lake Shore closed % higher Central and
Hudson Is higher, aud Michigan Central per cent
higher Delaware, Lackawanns and Western closed up
50. but Reading of q per cent Western Union
gained 50. and Pacific Ml closed with a loss OF Il.
New-York and ew-England, however, was the
feature OF tho day; 1t started 80 higher
at 57ss and pretty steadily advanced with large
transactions till it touched 62; then aquick down TO
6O was followed by large business up to 62oe nnally
closing at 62 Tho stock furnished $4,000 shares to-
the days total OF 374 l10 shaTes There was CIR
cuaed less than the usual number OF denihs or plans
concerning property which never had existence
except the IMAGINATION OF those VINO deny them Ipe
market reycrish and closed unsettled.
Government bonds continue strong with the DDS up -
tho i2s; the biddngs for 80 are oil
q per cent. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
The COURIS
COMPLAINTS MADE BYA YOUNG WIFE

COMPLAINTS MADE BY A YOUNG WIFE
John required order granted 10 al payers
torfcr yesterday Justice Andrews OF the supreme court
10 show cause hs should not be required 10
mas AS week amony and $3.50 counsel fee 70 Mrs susan
waters who through guardian ad hsD James Rogers
hss sued him for limited Her complaint sss forth
that che seventeen years old and married waters on July
o. lsst At Q church East FourtoentLst While Nv
60. in pa., sirt.enthst shs ssyA her husband
suuek her with his nst knocked heI
down and kicked her glass bottles at her and called he
him arrested alter bcg nDng hci sun
sing that leave the state and te "AS "a
mites ~ Ls IN g. 900 lie hshmonEer Csthhhhs "a ar
Ii sud also kerus grocery store uptown Hh wie declares
a. IN, owns IN Connecticut bas 5000 IN bank. And
lllly able 10 Esy what she demandA
TSJOINED BY THE'CHARTER OAK COMPANY
On the application Of General Louis Fitzgerald receiver OF
che Charter Oak Life Company u Hartford Conn.,
Iusee Andsws Of supreme Court yesterday ssA'eo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.

~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND UFFALO. LIGHTNING ENPRESS
TRAINS. No DUST ALWAYS ON TINE. - ,
Depots New York. foot OF Barclay and Christopher ss
m Daily except sundays ufalo and Osweso E1prrs@
Pullman coaches Water Gap SrOudsburg Scranton Bng
hamon Emra Bath. Buffalo, syracuse. Oswcgo. ureenes
Oxford Norwich Uca; scranton for Pttsion.
wilkcsbare Danvlle and northumberland at o~ogo ior
ithaca nd niermediate stations.
D. m BinglIamon Elmra Express. Pullman coaches
Water Gap Scranton. BngnmtOn, Owego and Elmra.
connects Scranton PstOn Kingston, Wikcsbaire Sc
7pm. Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
for Stroudsburg Scranton Bmghamton, Owego, Elmra,
Corning Bath Wayland. Buffalo. &C. arriving IN Buffalo
7;2Oa m Sleeping coach for Olean via Wayland.
8 D. m Daliy Buffalo and Oswego Express Pullman
coaches Tor StIoudsLurg Scranton Binghamon Cortaadt
Syracuse Oswego Greene, oxford, Norwich, Utica and
Rchned Springs connect az Owego for Ithaca and intes
Saturdays Connects at WIN
foi all other points West. -, o,o
For Rchhed Springs. daily. except sundavs "oV
D. IN daily except Sleeping coach TO ticA 49,
tables way trains on Morris ana EsseA W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
Winter Resorts
5teamboats ano Railroads.

DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk, Va. and South
Leave via Penn II. r. 430 p Paror cars to baltimore
thence Palace steamers arriving Old Point $40 IN,
Norfolk o a. M H. V. TOMPkINS, Genl Pass Agent.
3l9 Broadway. N Y.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT 90. . STEAM
~ FRS G. IL NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peck Slip Pier No 20 L. r. at and ii p M sundays
evceped connecting New Haven with special trans JOY
MEKIDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD HOLfOhE
&c Tickets sold and baggage checked at 9{4 Broadway ~
Y and Conrtst Brooklyn Excursion to New-Haven and
return. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

L NEW-NORK NEWlUANEN and HAKIfDkD X X:
Trains leave Harlem River station, corner ISZist ana
Lincoln ave- Third Avenue Bridge Across Harlem
River Preached 10y Elevated Rairoa daily
except Sundays At Gas 1880 9lo 10 1893 a. NJ 2lo 800
40 $40 $40 y 10 so for Port Morris, CASANOVA Oak
POINT Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West Chestes
Tmpsons Chester pelham Bay, Barlow t'ty lsana
Pelham Manor and Ncw-Io belle, connecting at New
Rochelle with trains Tor al points on the nan Inc OF ne
New York and Hartford Railroad Shore Line
and Air Line Divisions; New Canaan, Miduetown. New
britain and Sued branches AMI Boston and all points east
Midnight for New Iioc elr and all intermediate sta
lions a 10 10 a M. daily, except Mondays.
Rochelle and all intermediate stn
tons at 1901 and D r. the latter train connecs
ing at Rochelle with way Grains 10 Stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
RAILROAD.
On and after SEPTEMBER "a, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York. Desbrosses and Coursndt street
HaTrisSars' Pttscarg tho West with Pumen Palace
and chicago Limited OF iarlo Dining smoking and Sleep
~p s NO. w.
Lebanon ga so and y might ;m,,., w..D,n.
ton Express "o PULLMAN Palace Cars daily eIcep. sunday
o srT s %nslng,Sn =, sOd $40 and rs s ,rys
l99 4so and up M D anS IL night sunday oi0A o"
Long Junction an. nss%o ss s,@'S S
D. m On SUNDAY 5I aud D. do not stop at Asourv
For Old Point and Norfolk, NowYork phila,elpha and
Norfolk railroad p. m. every day via Baltimore aud
poat,o" brook Annex connect with all THROUGH train.
a Cty inOrns' specify and direct transfer 0'
11%: r'';UTs C .sS ali lsO san ORE
Nd s1 sS M M 9a sS s9 s'y ssO s csS
S SSsssS SS ssS a g. 49, S." e. &
R ssSt ss S%S SiS S sss aud Ss
pm FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trans l.sy. ooms wa O"'O'' ""'
sndl stree. eo % Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
iii Limited ted and II n 800 a. 80 anay IA
and s sasa.yA as%s.s GiS ScS t%s aoa ioAai
$50 .syias sas daily ;'s except Sunday aud
1t r. ssasa OR s Ssd len IN ''a
H isS sgo s' .cs ' 40 800 $50
$40 t6s' 40 Sio s'soa islo it.SO Limited S''s
Leave rhiaasIehsa via Camden 900 m daily oseeps
sac .ss and -. sroaaway 4:sSr MOss
p"ssns Hotel lobokcn. Station Jersey S,y En'sran'
re New York Transfer Company Will call Tor AMI '"s0>
baggage nom L",els and residences In. WOOD
| General Manager esnss,A P'A''r Assa>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

State bonds quiet, but there wore small sales OF
Louislaua Is at 1885, tennessee settlement 3'2s
Carolina conr.l ~ ut lOOje, and Virginia
Us deferred and receipts at Gll OF city bank stocks
Metropolitan sold Q3O) at "a G1S7s
Railroad bonds generally we're QUOT and steady IN
figures. But Eic second coUsois, which closed last
evening 99le opened at 100. and after transactions
In $l.00O,OOO closed NJ lOlle. Ncw-fork City
aud Nurthcrp general, trust receipts were
acflve aud after opening dOw1 IA from
Thursdays figure at G72 rose TO Cen5 6eSs Canada
Southern seconds ny i at o. west shore gurn-
teed A. steady at lOl Ol ana Illinois Central
Gigs sold lO1. Now YOIA. CHICAGO and ST. Louis
Wiuona AMI ST. Paul incomes declined / per cent
To 80 and Detroit, MacStnAv AMI Marquette Land
Grants were i lower at AZ Oregon Snort Line Os
Oft a lU4 q. Texas Pacific incomes ru strong
80 Il the nrss RIO Grando DIVISION sol" nj OSfe
GJ4 Atlantic and Pacific Incomes closed > blgher al
2Ca New Orleans Pacific irsts up p 4 ~.
o. unlisted securities dealt ~ a. the STOCK EXCHANGE
seed oil certificates sold 31Ool at 81 03I -
5Gl2. American telegraph aud Cable lOOO 1J4
75. 49, Mexican National flrsts ts6j,UOOl AZ l0dtOA2
H. LOUIS, Arkansas aud Texas firsts CSi7.0OOl at
81, 81 9sis aud transits $4,000 Al AGA d4O L.
larger movs ent OF fInds the interior than sn>-
pected during the wreg locking up Of money. The
loss III cash So 100000. while the Operations
oi the Sub-lreasury for tie week, which included
100000 gold Imports paid for and tho receipt
from the banks OF 81 100000 for Transfers at
hanks OF Only sl,O35.2iO The banks. however cx-
uandrd their loans 1000 which leaves tho loans
sui sc. 600 600 smaller than sthe deposit Tho move
uent results reducing the surplus reserve -, o9oO
leaving 80 sos, 92J. supplemented by i-hyn ex
change. leaving tho bIrea.ury debtora -c Clearing
House $4,OO3,295.
following compares the total statements o. September 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

order enoinng all credots Of the company from bringing
the OF money and from taxing any tr
thor proceedings In actions already begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
AND READING R.R.

L rNEwJERsEY GENTRAL DIYIssII[3N Ni,
For TIT aS EEE EfG OCT sSs Brook
sc5 100 !S 1S2 400 5 NSo SS c5
DSst a Junction for and
DRA%iNGf ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning l leays PiIIIDE1PHIA Ninth and st,.
o & 2o 1888 M oo $40 5g SO
For fHERA3 PEATh t aa2 PENN
For ,YWiILfAMsPoRT,- sUYBURY JLEw,IssdBURo and
For READIHG and MARhISBURG at 400 745. $50
llOOa NJ; loo $780, AGO. 5;SO 545. 1900 p M Sundays
For IS SGfAfGS sad S rrsS 81 81 Foo $50 m
100 1880. $40, 6.45 m sundays at 5'SOp III
For For oo 7a5 8$o H. lao s45 400 IL
rp & B 81 IA XsLLENrowN and MAUcn CHUNK
at4OO 200, $50 a. n- LOO, l39' 345 o4o p H. Sundays
For G&sf6z at 400, 700 $50 m Loo 1880 s45, 400.
For Oh I "a BDGG BRAN at AGO. $50 49, 4so
rP Fl snnadyf yO ao9 $50 m 100 $780, AGO. 4so
rS SGe SYov Ii SuDa1yi d0 100 $50 1913 100
3 f io 4oS 4 sSaS So 4 sS S5 oD
For 5IG as @gL So &c. Goo oO 7 $50 $3.50 1913
s S $780, a. :S @ ' 49, 400 49, $50 49,
For O' PEit AMBoy AGO. GOO SIS HOO l45a
LOO 52 4 BA ? ot o&N GM0 sSo A Az at
(except ocean CIOvo) AT 400. 900 H.
For For FhFhhw%EdR IONS RIVER III BARS EGXT
For HTIANTIG CITY. VlNELAND and BRIDGEroN AZ
4.UOa w., 1901 Ill
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Picr No g. North River via Sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDs. sEABhlGHT LONG BRANCH 400
y.
North River, Il, 2o 2s7, AL e44, LAO and lS2S Broad
Ta gss a5 a. ci 5 East SoWey ia
Canast and principal hotels NewYOrk CITY In Brook
lyu at No COTs. lO7 Broadway, S3S $50 Fuonst, 2O.
y7V Manhattan In lIOboken, 25S Westinghouse New
York Company will call FOX and check baggage fIom
hotels or residence ~ de tinaton.
y r WOOITEN. C. O. hANCOCk.
General Manager. Gen. Pass ana Ticket Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-Oor 2.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
Financial.
A n TT 81
INCO M :

pYBENTUREs OF HE FIDELITY LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY OF STORM LAKE, IOWA, REPRE-
SENT AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGES UPON
IMPROVED WESTERN FARM AND CITY PROPERTY,
OF WHICH PAYMENT Is GUARANTEED BY THE
COMPANY. AND TRUsTEEsHIP BY THE METRoPoL~
ITAN TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK. THE DE-
BFNTURE FORM IS BOND EXPRESSING THESE
OBLIGATIONS. AND HAS THE ADVANTAGE OF
SUPERIOR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE. CIV
mo INvEsToRs ALL THE SECURITY OF
MORTGAGES WITHOUT THE CARE OR
RISK PROPERTY VALUED OVER sl4O00o
mas pEEN PLEDGED FOR EACH $4,000 "a sERIES)
OF BONDS ISSUED AND THIS SECURITY IS INDIE
PENDENT AND APPLIES ONLY TO ITS OWN SERIES
IN EVERY RESPECT. THIS INVESTMENT Is
WORTHY THE CONFIDENCE OF THOSE WHO RE-
ouIRE SAFETY BEFORE ALL OTHER CoNSIDERA-
TONS
Bonds 81 $500 principal and semiannua interest
navsbe Metropolitan Trust Co and registry az Newi otk
ofice Bonds for sale and information at Offices OF
VIM. G. CLAPP, Treas,
Nassau-st., N. \.
JOHN PATTON & CO.,
Financial AGENTS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

NOTICE.
The Stockholders the Julushaler Mineral Spring Co are
notified that meeting VIII be held at the Olcc OF the com
pany Nos 81 81 Beayer.s, Thursday october Il,
p the purpose OF Increasing the stock OF said company
- J. LESLIE COTTON,
l.. NJ ROWLAND
VI. Il. SCHUYLER
XNANTED.-An associate, having assured
w and social relations with capitalists to place
Investments mot oansl on share OF oomuis
sion SALNOR. Tribune Office.
&tGn nBss LIST Mortgage q per cent real
ROUU,Os5O estate 2oyesr bonds Inquire Of
d. f.. CULVER, l46 Broadway.
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IRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
on a fty trans s1 aa aSa esn
earlier G Ihan Fl from Cham5ersst
ga. m.-Day except Sundays Day E1pres bunet rag
buffalo sleeping coaches Hornellsvie 10 Cincinnati
pc5 pny,n S d pSv at and IG ct s ep
no extra charge for fast time Arye nav a. ID
p. m. and St louis 725 The second morning
Rochester $40 Buffalo 20? a NJ snspenson brisA
1873 n The most popular night uain between ne" YORK
o mOaily Chicago Express. Pullman Day Sleeping
Coaches Bnghamton. Elnra Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
RHhe a ru and Fassac 49, 5I5 100 100 $50 1920
200 room li5 300 $50 5t0 5ilG 5S9 100 30
54j, $50 lO:2Oa III. lA5 40 O'5O 40 300 ioooP l'
Paterson 4;a5 545 go 80 $50 1920 1900 noon.
iij 36O 500 44O, 300 80 $50 $50 clio $50 ~.
$50 io26 a. m IDS. AS $50 745 900 1890 p II.
NswsTE Paterson via NeyerE $50 500 $50 go 1922
d;S0s NJ 300 - S6 AIR III o' ~ rd az
and Sunday nights only. sundays $40 a. H. &c. $50
snGern as 545 1850 o:sO 1o2oa m las, 800 $50 $40.
$50 Clio 75 7.45 $50 1880 and 1900 midnight
Sundays 545. $50 1920 a. NJ l:ij i:lJ 6;3o 900.
warSics 4 a. 800, iC2Oa H. $50 p m. Sundays rs
Mon and White Lake 900 M. $3.50 p Sundays.
Newbarg and Cornwall $50, 900 800 49, $780, coo
Montgomeiy ondout ana Kingston 4:i5 500 a. $50
scranton paa9ee 200 s;op NJ sycegt sgp,ays ,
7:4j a:OO p. sundays. J:Ij $50, lOZO a. m- $50.
Midaeio%n AS. '5 7;5o 900 lo2oa G5 sso 40 80
ZOO 9OOn m. Tie 900 a. N. Train stops at Mapst
ervis 4:i5 100 900 1920 M 800 $50 6;oo 100.
7:45 500. 900 ?. sundays. $50. 1920 a. IT, 600.
G.3O 100 9OOp
Boats leave est 25d.st. ~ v, $40 m 10 Gas pmevory
fifteen minutes CiJ p ~. To 1919 r. m. every thKty
minute. and l045 r. to 5:4j every honr sundays
745a NJ 10 1915 every thirty minutes lo45p IN. %
74j a. IN. every hour n
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Seenng be obtained and orders for the check
Ing be lCt at the C0mpanTg
onces Nos 4Ol I'll, 957 Broadway Isl Westst. ~ Y,
Nos 33 Fultonst. brooklyn nj the Companys DepotA
Express from tho West arrive in NewYork at ITO
1880 9:55 a. m. and 500 p. IN. -,
Holm \. ABBOrI. COM Pass'r Agent New.York.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NJ

For Manuel Spring Valley MOnsey and TslmaDs 40,
1880 03O a. m 400 $50, 800 sundays $50 u- 500
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9 compares the total statements o. September Is

The Clearing IIonse statement To-Day was as follows
Exchanges Si3O413I0s. balances. 1914 ,953. For
The week Exchanges. S744. 533, lO7, balances, sJl
2S5.172.
Money ruled easier; carry rates al al per cent
but O'Clock per cent the highest. and Ia the
last hour business done Saga closing at per
cent. The sub Treasury debtor al the Clearing
IIonse over ST, 600, 900 for Interest.
Tho customs receipts reported Washington to-day
AGO internal receipts $3.50 lO1
The Treasury received 900 National bank
notes redemption and the receipts for the week
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IN Trans from Chambers ST. station for tnglewO0
Tenafy Cosfer Spsrki $50 7:30 $780, 930 and
ll3O m lbs 800 400. $50. 800 540 $50 200 1920
o. m 1900 midnight sundays 100. $3.50 400 and 500
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TROY ROATS-CITIZENS' LINE-For
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ Troy the North Troy Excursion % 80. Daily.
cep Saturday foot Of Christophers 6pm Sunday steamer
touches at Albany. Steamer kAATERskILL now running
in MA Of Ne Sal
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ALBANY BOATS. peoples Line"
n DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Leave Pier Al N r. Canalst daily Sundays excepted
ATOP
1,Aanantnn az Ananu fnr ail nnl1ts North and Woat