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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26
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CNANGES ~ 4 HUH 0AO" o u III :"
\ A special meeting of the Larchmont lacht
Cb was held al DeImonicos last evening for the pun
-. -, cttng nm Tia proposed amendments to the con-
sututiou and Ivy laws About 100 members were
present voted 10 raise the Initiation ice 10 ~
and the yearly dues $50. Tho motion 70 raise lho
limit OF iuom6ershp IN 500 was voted down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26
SINGING FOR A BENEFIT ASSOOIA TT0y.

A concert under the auspices of the Dry
Goods Mutual BENEFIT Association given last night
at Chickoring Hall. The soloists Miss Ella Earl.
soprano Mrs Anna Bulky Hills. cOntralto and SignOr
C. Arianii baritone The Weber male quartet Marshall
r. Wilder and Louis Dressler took part In tho eKer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26
:, ,a,t ~ expenditurcs In the various depart
w oN" -. ~ nnh RrnnklNn as fOllOWs
,rn - ,cIe,I,i- q lper mllel..

r, en-. scu,sion winch followed. Oscar j. Ao.nAomua,
Ia that ms cost gss-metor lnspeotion n,roovn
h.n three tunes greater IN New YORK .nu -, ann co1d
homa, d. Asten had told hun tnas scaon four days
40 40, 81 ~, the week committee OF three was ait
oppose the proposed contract WIN water TO the
Mater Company for supplying @uN
drY-goods district
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Rell.,ous Notlees.

special services are heinz hS YaII aud
eysnag this week. except Saturday - q, ...,.a
Rev. EoRGE y. pm fE.C0Sl. ~ ~, p, g. jim
Mr. and Mrs GEORGE G.. STbbBlSS l.ai VI 81 s'As'
h'' Ar aftsrnooSs si oclsek. Evenings at se.oeA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26

January 2l. at the Church OF thu
TanshgUTstiOn. BY the Rev. Or. HOughtOn ID. D. Emme
line FernI OF Paris and Elliot smith. OF New.YOrk.
CARPENTER-ROGERS-InC azenoyis January 81. by
the Rev Or. IOrrey, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Berney.
Elizabeth Ten Eyck Rogers 70 L. Fairfield Carpenter. OF
Berlin, Germany.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

ra,RrsE OFFICE. jan 26-l a. m.-Ihe storm ecu
tor which was three days In moving from TexaS 10 INC
south Atlantic coast advanced slowly northeast"aroy
Yesterday with light local rains and brisk to high WINDS
Another depression pushed eastward from the Missouri
Valley across Iowa the Lower Lake region oiouu'
- .r,sred Dakota from The north; but another
storn coming over the mountains into Montana threat
eped TO break t up. The barometer here feii; VII h
cioudy skies The temperature rose from IL 70 d. ".
avar,ge being 1872 lower than on the CORES
nondinE day last year, and l25 higher thsh on Gun
day. -, ,., Nh. ..i, ,oIlowed NJ night
nv colder fair weather, may be expected III tns ci9 vi"
vicinity to-day fair weather Wednesday,
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When the wiptry Winds DO Blow
MAkRJED.

people and therefore need Bensons pssers
which give prompt certain relief Splendid for lame
back, lutnbago and local rheumatism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26

THE EDJSOy COMPANY DOUBLES ITS CAPITAL.
ALBANY. Jan. 2j.-The Edison Electric
Illuminating Company. OF York, hoi certificate
OF increase Of capital from ~ 100000 TO S-oooOoo
with the Secretary OF State TO day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26

4. ,~s.u We have vague idea that IL springer 10 de-
spfI i tho SnrIngied post Office matter he VIII say
Ieaeo, is that Will put him further away from tho
Kin, dom than he has ever DCcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26

Tie cures effected by Allcocks Porous fiaS-
tiers during the past twenty-five years Is eoh'i"'.''
proof OF their excellence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26

DIED

AL notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Vn fI name
and a21regs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26

For channel hands CendIe's Compound Bslsa"'i
aivcerne. Depot och, ave. and 22d'st AL ~eSss'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
Two MANUFACTURERS
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

n E,W -IOKk ZEN NAL AM ~ 80,
~ RIVER IRA LROA D.-COmmencing November Ia 1000
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot - ~ ..
M. Rochester Express. through dfaWneoom c'iS y"
Albany Troy Montreal syracuse anu kOcicsler .,,, n,
.g53 a m "The Limited with dining cars, stopping ~
Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA raIs
Erie cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago soo Ill
next lay. ,,.oor, cora N Canaan.
dag1Ia Rochester. . -, , ,ro.,ho-, Exnrass
with room cars ,,., ,,oa. ,r,,b dro win O.
ears 10 ROY .u.o,,, ord 1,rov
- m Chicago and Louis Express with sieepie
cseo and St Louis. Dining New ofk 10 Aosny.
NJ Express with sleeping cars 10 ~ 'ou9o
and 10 uburn road also to Montreal .,. .oo M
f,uu m. ~l~eper rrlNes Rochester fV" me-
IN taIo oJ a. M Cleveland ~ - D. M next uay
fsg.l5 u m Pacific Express with sleeping cars ioi
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Cleveland, lOlcuo Dcuoi' anu
Chicago Sleeping Clayton and OEensDurs uay "a
m Night Express with seepngcirs to Albany
ana Troy Connects with the morning Trains iol '"o "'
snJ for ihe North Except saturday night. . ,..
T,ckets ON sale at Grand Central Depot NO. batel'
place 4 broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4t,ave
and n, Wcscotts Express Offices PARK place nea
Wv, 7S5 and 942 Broadway and O2 W est l2othsl NY
YORK 3S Washington and 73O Fulton sts brooKyn anu
4th.st., williamsburg. - ., .,oon,,, % re can no
nrocd AT any OF ticket offices III New'f orh Oy' anu
333 Westinghouse, Brookyu. ,.,., ros,,orca
These trains run daily All others dny except sunday
tlnssc er u ' LUZ Wy ~" d. NJ. KEN DRICK,
j. ", Snnerintendent General Passenger Agent
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE OLD GARDEN and Ote a7 HnousSton, Mifiiin 3
aAREr pELAsn l0mo' PIP ."
IN. d,,utiest work of the Riverside Press naS
been spent upon "1hc Old Garden, ana u" s.s. ' "
est little collection of verses appears III 49, no.
.,orderful freshness and Gle ance. ms carr ''so
NOT been misapplied, for the garb is well ht,ca 70
The the quality of the poetry-not that the latter Is
.So;ce and rare. but that it is pretty and dcaca
with that sort of gentccl prcttiness which iooNs
better in fine clothes than in homcspun, III, oes
Of the verses are flower pieces ou'.' "'' nos, Of
hcsonc to the higher realms of art ana noS0 " %
,he,, 40 not properly fall under the DESIGNATION OIL
noetrv at all, but they are pleasant sketches winch
we may admire for taste in the selection ana no
ran, emcnt and nicely in the execution MIS-. ~
lands perceptions quick. her scnslDln,''' 30,
and her expression is facile ana m''s's.i' - r,o
s'u 1905 she Gives an agreeable reflection OF 'he
sovsrtccnth century poets; AM in her conside''e
tons upon life she follows sincere icils'o"'
ment
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Qearhers.

A BEST TEACHERS. Tutors AMI Govern
IA essessn ppied without charge rEACHERsrs ysterst
free Many vacancies form stamp. r. Il. AVERY,
Apenoan ScIoDl irstu. Vest lttlst. '. Z.
A YALE GRADUATE wishes private pupils,
~ preparation for college specially highest testimonials
and CITY Address LE Box TO- Tribune
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov.
MRS M.IY0UNG-FULTON, rs Union square
KINDERGAR NER.-Day gOverness for
IN small children, or companion to an elderly person
yoang women education anu refinement with best refer
snces Address r. L. W.. Tribune ONCE
NORTH GERMAN YOUNG LADY as visit
ing teacher to young pupils IN Epgish and Ger man.
drawing or painting Address TEACHER, 963 Broadway.
CCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agency.-Old
~ known IN United states Established 1856.
J. w. sCHEkMEkHOHN co. East ltthst. N. Y.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BD-
w REAU flor both soxes supplies Professors Teachers
GoyerDsssss Musicians Honsokeepers Companions et 70
pbcrS and eopyists 70 business hrmA
Mrs. 4 D CULVER, S29 tth.Ava. EswYork city.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Prime steers sold year ago IS sOas6 TO- and
the average estimated al 20 10
nry,Tw or THE WFEK.-The arrivals o' the
ras week were 3GO5 less than last week. and 125
al than the corresponding week asu Inn tho mast
S % nyices or Good Fat have touched about
Lowest MARI lr were
fully ioc with Top grades lady % a ne 90, 1nrf%ss
wcthcr and low figures which sellers were willing 10 part
pn"lase quite Freely and fair clearance OF The yarls was
obtained Good TO Choice Iullocks showed ,s more n,i
ness but Co% oo ana "e'""'
Rrtisl markets have ruled dn the past week at 7asc
pcr n for Refrigerator Beef and lOdlc for American Lave
'a caves have ruled dull declined IA c
pcr H. closing extremely dull at 2a2c Neals have been
irt calves and have hardly been sustained IN
The receipts Of sheep and Lambs show considerable falling
OF from he previous week but slow dun markets were re-
Improvement VITA all other rraieS OF stock unclaimed
There was rtlc frmer feeling SATURDAY Tor Good stock
nt the ae arrivals made market rather uneven and
satisfactory one the selling Interest g.. ., 49,, -,
week ~ nearly over bu lew ono Hogs IRE
finding her way 10 this madked ana t Is nr S ar n
Thurs av and Friday the feeling was barely steady on
REV yesterday and today Were le cars Of
soil head all a, Jersry G. G eot %a u0 eA''0"
Jersey city ar yas ~ cars we ieoa t 70 [ fr
the Lydan Monarch Including ne lew carloads neia o'ei
The demand was and trade slow with Good "a
Choice awe Cattle selling at lust a9on FRIDAY prl,s
and were generally rated about Zoe higher The yards were
t nuite cc lrei a hour, and sellers were disposed
shad prices little fat cattle In order to close ou
tT,r orados sold at s3 Choice Ma
NV" niocIs at - - 10 with afow Extra steers SELLING
mn g. 30 some steers and rcng stun sold down Il
nr lew Sales OF Bulls Soass with half dozen
rec s and iieers sold at SO and Old Oxen
no SHIPMENTS Of Live stokor Fresh Meat from this Po
to-day Tomorrow the Lydn M"n'Gn 1oW wl sSc Dnu
| Of Reef for Joseph Eastman; ., ., S,o an, rsso,
weeks shipments Of Live Ca'te anu Sheep anu Dre
| Rect nd a
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SNEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave 42d-st follows. ami 10 MN
utcs earlier from foot Of Jays North RIVER;
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 a. M. '6Oj. 3 10 D. m
Rndeo RocHeser Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls BIS.
$3.50 a IN. 800. S:l5 p m - -
THEA and syracuse 3i5. .955 a. m. sos 'S;1j p M .
Highland. Kingston. Saugeriies tatsklI Albany oi''
s7l5 ,955 Il: 80 a. NJ 400. 800 t~.lj y. =.
Cransons West Point. Cornwall, Sewburg. BID IT'D
500 lob 1889 q M. 4Oo,'sl5 p Nj ana 'ooo p "'
Cransons. Cornwall. Newbure
For "A Canada East. SOB p M
Hamilton London. 1855 800. SD p M TORONTO
pegan sleeping cars for BuAalo Niagara Falls. Detroit
Chicago and st Ions all through TRIMS
Daily other trains daily except Sun.ay
For tickets tables psror -e"nne car aoeommod
ons arr inormat ION apply Offices BrOOkyn3a3 ASH
;nson AZ 40 Futon at Annex Office. foot OF Futonst
York CITY 1853 1885 942 Broadway 1897 Bowery anc
West shore stations foot AID foot OF " H..
"eS' '''o'' ~ HEN RY MONETT.
x v.nderbft ave General Passenger Az MT
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Ccaal Notice..
nIASTER'S SALE.


CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED states.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. M, p,
rr II Rood and Ezra H. Winchester trustees. The LIZ
rock. ssssippi River ant reSas h,Tay an" s'n'
pHnc not &c is hereby given that pursuance Of decree
circuit Court Of The United states Tor tne Entitled
cause on the 18th day OF November 1886 l. Charles r. ed'
nond duly appointed by sail court for that PURPOSE
wi" ." Isl 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER cNExT). 1886, ,
Al o'clock IN the forenoon At the front door OF me Cnea
Court House and p9st nnc in me ciy ie h sn
Of them sha pay or cause 10 be ad to tn cI the
on or S@Ts asa ac@ ay % to be- d ns rom
said defendants the said compliments md otherwise com.
lot at public auction 10 the highest bidder The prosrV 10
sa c EN- TAM corporation as mentioned and described in the
0nl eXs nSG Nav s1a 1877 to ~
All an SIN ua The Of The faa p Rp q tss 1s
ver and Texas Railway and which the said party oil the
first part lthe defendant eorooratlonI ., or may nay
lines of railroad heroicre snSwn as as, the the Ms
spp and Red river abroad ~ the same are anu
hereafter s, be cTnsucc Dy ,h mo Sny Of uask and
state Arkansas 10 the most eligible point on ne
% most pra"eabe route through or near Camden the
@ line Of said STAT OF Arkansas near
tin ownoi Texaikana in the CgGniy Of a Of the
deen ant corporation and now known ar Tie Itc h1ch,
ok To- Arkansas City Ark and thence Narrenn Bradley
County said state Of Arkansas including al the aS
cuvrrs fences depols station houses engine houses ear
shops and all other buildings structures with the an
alpiirten same all locomotives tenders car
and stock equipments and All mac lhtry too
implements fuel materials anl other property Oh every a
description whatever.
hereafter lie held lued w the said ,onp ny
with the
of irfeudant WIN
any par Tia reO business o. the same anu ~
ali franchises with rlang To the sau Ia oa
or branches the trnction. maintenance OF US
the sad RAJ r. and all franchises ehs
things whatsoever now held or hereafter "
I've acouire by the said corporation or s success
sns together with Suar the endowmtnts income
ami adv MS crcdltamcns nn @ T
mentioned real estate. railroads or properly
Inn0ing In apperaiang and tho eVerson
revcrsons remainder AMI remanders tolls incomes ,to
issu,s and prns thereof also all the estate r9t ue
interest property. posscss ~ claim aud demand s 49,
a. well i'm law az in equity present or prospective OF o
said Marty o fthc defendant corporation o.
and To and every part anu parcei thereoi VII" ~
appu Ttenanoes.
| TERMS OF SALE.
The purcl ser at sale will he required to pay 70 u
uas,or On t arcep,ancr bid the Of S2ooOo II
cash And for the residue his bid the Master VIII rteeN
either s or the bonds and overdue coupons secutu W
sa al their pro value the manner ant
,ronorf1n ami on tho terms rccitet In said decree
| November -. 1856. .,,D,,o>-, ,,..,or
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DORDENTOWN IN. j.
ID MILITARY INSTITUTE o.- -

Address Kew. L. IA. LANDON, a. NJ
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately ittedtor
cGsss SGnd0ni oF fsf
LNLMW OOD SCI CC FOR IUlS.-At Mil
r. fort Conn Parents who unfoI unatein the
sr 's sso % A 40 Ts to k%@K
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Costly 9nildi4gs TnoIOush Instruction
cassids Engis GcSoLoNEL rHE6 HYAr President
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY
Worcester @' F'zni III sSS
NEWTON IN. J. INSTITUTE.-Peautlful,
y nomeks healthy igh Ten You're boys
roOm. hot ana water extensive grounds dnsdepar
menu hor'oS p0"''' al" POI J.WILsoN a. NJ Principal
pECTORY SCHOOL, HAMDEN, conn
Ii For boys $500 TO $3.50 Home Influences, thorongl
s seaSC &C. system KEW HvEREST MAJ Rector
CHORTLIDGE Media Academy:-SS125
a1v 9sreTy y. G rsnn He care ,ts table Single
rooms l.6te' by slean Eng
m SanS' and % Med PENN
For Young Ladies-Country.
NYACK SEMINARY. = Home school for
ladies and r GS E2fif
THE Films" Springfield, Mass. Family,
i Day and Music School for Girls Primary. Academic
Classical AMI MISSES PoRTHR CnAMPNEY. Principals
For Both Sexes-Country
MOUNT BEACON Able IN
Nk sruc,ors Beautiful and comfortable home Address,
Principal j. FRED SMITH, A. NJ Fishkl-o Fl hudson. "
ROCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK-ON.THE
WE'VE
any um~ 'euo ''' II. BANIsTER, A. NJ Principal.
A CIRCULARS of schools, bot1 sexes city
"A. and country with careful advice 70 parents
EN-. COYRIEKE. 81 East i7thst NeItsyphera
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Daurins Afaocmifs.
ALLEN DODWURrH, No. 6sl Flfth-ave

Lien DODWORIH, No. 6S1 Flfth-ave.
Classe, and private lessons 7. GEORGE DODwORTH.
assistant Send stamp for circular New work dane ng
contains for learning and teaching ALI modern dances
~ ,nstrIcon for cotlOn ami 200 figures sent pOst
zee mid on receipt OF 81 5O In stamps order
The music al T. Gordon q son. No Is last lithst
New-YoTk.
/,ARL MARWIG, Composer of artistique
u dances and abeauK School Tor Society Dancing lOo
West 55h.st Circulars
EERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 1872 East 55th- ST.
school for Dancing Department ami Calisthenics tx
erises Glasses and private sssonA Send for circular
MR.. DUDLEY gives instruction Mondays
" and Ihur.dars No. 2 West 47th-st
send postage for circular.
DEILLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 57s
IL 5have is reopened Tor the season. Postage for cir
cuar.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after NOVEMBER 10. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York Desbosses and Courtandt street
Harrisburg Pttsrg the West with Pullman Palace aS
caTs Sg Of pror Dnirg Smoking Sleep
at % caS SSe at ' CORY Petroleum
soaaoH $50 a $Sq } p South fRa Se Washington
Express" OF Pullman Palace cars tally except sunday
10 M washington sn 349 m arrive WS's
and D. n and II 10 night sunday. 6:l5. $3.50 a. H.
For ei'V Vt ln tit i except sunday. p N.
cape May. week days lllo a. NJ oh SATURDAY o"9'
LONE rancn Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
VA Railway amt Amboy. a. M IL noon, 90 20, 0OV w.
p m ON sunday g:45 a. H. and p IN lDo not STOP al
Far @ Point and Norfolk via NewYors Philadelphia and
Worolt Iailroal ) p m day. via Baltimore and
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all thrGngh trains a
1Id PtsPars 59 79S l Ia hd III .Sc
S2o $50 a. H. 10 800 800 $50 20 go and l0 10 50
H. Fro@ Phaeg9la 300 t29 c;y SO IS S 3S g s9
So 9o oS S@ i9 80 nj io5 20 9 p and and ?
nigt S@niey S $ o. S52 49, and 1885 m '''
FOn PHILADELPHIA.
xrress Trains leave Desbrosses and Court
ant street rries as follows Limited and II chicago
Lte i NJ = s;sG T. tS o. I:l6 a. i l ana and
d. ana nd s l1il @iS ESprcss i5 $50 10 III Limited
rq: t C e " YSft a, da except r aay Al 10
lo M T. O. p m: am ig a. l" ana p H. 0H
Returning trans Broad street station Ph,i%ieip
110i o4Oj 4:4D 5lO $50. 7:3O.S:2O. SOH4o II am
iIi5a m Limited Express LA and 400 p -: III mi
4 Il ;:3j 7:l2 Sl2 and $50 p. On sunday ls.Vi
800 4O5 i4O 5lO $3.50 0:4O m. l2'lo V4;oO Ll'eu'
t oS' PadepRa Via Camden 800 daily except sun
day. D.o,awor I .stor Uouse
and font Of DE s6rosses COurtandt 81 No 1Oultsl
ami Brooklyn Annex station !oot Oh a ~ RHisrv
Place and Castle Garien. -, all ,or and choct
The New York Transfer company VIII c"i io anu ""N0A
baopac e from hotels and residences - ,,ooD
CHAS. T.. PUGH, >. NJ W 49, -,
General Manager Geherai fass AGch"
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3 Vanderbilt.
DHILADELPHLA AND READING R. r.
NFW.JEKSEY CENTKAI. IINIoIUN.
FOOT OF LIBERTY. ST. NO TIL RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY:sTa so TM RryER
For TPMh S 5sS
SoG sU No. 7 s6S sOa TO- Sl a. NJ DO ZOO
nrsG connection at wavne junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Hill. at Columba-ave. for Manayunk consho-
pTRAWING .R0oMSAR on Day Trans and SLEEPING
REFINING snse PHA DELPH Yh ard s
100 $50 $50 HOO ll5, 345. $40 CO. LOO p, n.
sTT SO CAS- s go N" d SS idso o ioo ssoaS 800
rJr sf pEAI a and PENN
For nv ifIIiiAMspoRr- sUSsURY LEwIssdBURd and
MAMAXoY CRY at+s $50 M m 81 - i 900 $50
iIooa m 100 i:3o 400 $50 5i5. i2oop m Sundays
70s ana s1p f. 81 $50 H.
For For PhET a. 100 ts $50 m $780, 400
rd d2ep r # spnsays IRNrox and MAucH CHUNK
at 100 ZOO $50 a. m. 100 $780, s5 6'i5 p M Sundays
For PEA EAsToy 100 700 $50 Loo lso sa a. 400
rd as 1 az 800 1SqP BRANGM at 400 400
For s-G F"IES%INGroN TOO $50 M. 100 $780, 400 $780,
For d o 40 do &C. 5 500 ~ $40 S t SoS
s:s s zoo $50 SID 1880 ssnndays 400 s45 NJ
r 1 tSn i ISc os SO 200 goo 1912
5s o" 5 a a co. ESQ ZOO 100 AIS 900 1890 200
sundays 400. 8:45 H.. 1900 m- l'"o' 400" DO" 90"
For g p lG RTH aaBoy 1890 800 SID loo lI45, M
9lG Sc sSs sI E, =
For FEEHW%@d9p SAG TONS RlVE $780,
For iR2TaL AZ TG CITY WiNELAND BBGDGEToN at
4:3) a. m LOOP m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. 2. North River, via sandy Hook -.
For HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT LON" bkANCh f'op
Tickets can be procured at foot Of Lberty-st PIER no
North River u, 26l 2S7 All S4t lao ana a5z5 broa
737 749 6h-sve. RvlugtOnst 10 - 10 tut
ia airccnwch.st l46 East l2jthsL, 1881 BOwery llt
and principal hotels IN NewfOrk CIV In BROOK
Ivn Al 1O7 Broadway, So $50 Futonst 10
40 Manaftau.ave. In ohOkcn. 254 Westinghouse New
YORK Transfer Company Will call Tor and check baggage from
hotels or residence TO destination. - . ,,,~co.v
A. A. CLEOD. o. a. -. " ~ e. r'I ~, A..
Acting General Manager zen fass ann Nset agt,,
ii T. BALDWIN. &. T. p Agt ll9 LibeTtyst. Y.
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
i dence Newport andal New England Points AHrsu
from Grand Central Depot EXPRESS trains Aaiy SUNDAYS
e,celen al N. tDlrlOr ara ttttcie,l anu Ill
,acc sunday trans II III. with pA
ace uarior II WITH ri ;e seplds cWt
New 100 u M Boston Express Win !seior
ars conns at Wexford for Newport arriving AT 'oO D. III
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peek sup
~ pier f. r. at m. an IL p M sundays exec teD
steamers arrive for early trains north and east
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH

On and after s 1856 Express traia LOT cape
Charles Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, via tho
NEW.YoRK PHILADELPHIA AND NOhfoLh
RAILROAD
,n oov. Pennsylvania Railroad station. NewYorl daily
" nm ARRIVING Cape Charles 600 Old Point $40 A.
a. fnr niE q a. ~ M Steamer Richmond VIII leave cape
IL ,rles a m ON Monday Wednesday and Friday arIlV
nv ther nj d. M Sleeping Cars through 10 cape Chales
ri and sleeping berths Oe secured al any A0Ae'
once of the Penlsyl ANA Railroad Company.
IA ". DUNE, supt H. b. COOhh ". /. q r. n.
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Ocean Steamers.

Hamburg American IS. Lane for Plymouth
i l.ondonl Cherbourg Parisl. Hamburg - ana, -
Ge,lert Nov rs So m ohtina pee = b. - ~
Frs Caoln. 500 $50 and $40 seerage $40 NO '""'"'
KUNhARDr & co. u RicHAkp. = w
Gen. Agts. ol Broa.ist. N foen ras Asss Oh "",
i For st Thomas barbados. Para Maranham ana cara
steamship "BONANIsIA." Tuesday. Novemyel 81
Anerln uaaseuger line for Thomas. Baro.uoA
Maranha Psrn.mbuoo Bahia RIO do lsn"iro ana oAn'o
Il connecting for Montsvideo aud way porM ,S..,x
steamship ''ALlIANCA," Wednesday, pceem Dc, 40
FROM Newport News Va, third day ai.cr ~ t M
PAUL w. 0ERHA CO.. Gen. Agcnts. " broaase w.
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L'AILII III itI@O TIT
t,,,,u -.5, Newp,rt, -. r~n tlvei, ~ trstcitSs
tcts CORE spending reduction 10 all Eastern points
E,',rs PfIGRiM and PitOVI DENCE leave NewlorK
nm Alternate days tSundays ncuded at 45O p m O flet
% ~ r. Murrayst Connection VIA AhhcA noa0 HUI"
Brookly an Jersey lty AT D. m.
*; "A ATEK ROUTE. FULL NIGHTS REST.
Si norure trains Boston, short rail ride tne 80 mn
utc An orchestra steamer Tickets ana stacIoohs
may be secured all principal hotels transfer ana ticket
oticcs. AT the office Pier % and on steamers
o"'O0'' GEORGE l.. CONNOR,
papnrN g IOVEIL.Acents. Genl Pass. Agent