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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
WORK IN PARLIAMENT
The Wonderful Achievements
or Gladstone.
THEE SUCCESSIVE IaIuaPaS.
OnpreeedeHfeo seccsss 80 me Passing
~ "a Ftoms R4is 6iH. the ssdxst
soe the Laad Pufchase eaf
70 second Heading.

f' APnl IA ssyle~ VI lhe par
'an4ratarY Rors brings t0 view 1ith ..re..
e'eafless tas si1ard-lze faculty 1850
a5 'Aasaione st saagIns as be pleases even
'''-i. 4 5osi a. fle present House u Conn.
n'a.s. n sai-h he has bat 3 ,nado1v ~,
Ffitf re las secur-d 4,ssinz th. Se4k
tie al-sise lo tneir resdlng of three If th,
Arsf q .ncillt oIls he ever advocated ..th
'i'' even itfislon an any one III Them
fhe7e are the irisa Home Rule b,il tb~
Hadsri ana DE land Purchase buf The
hfet ei these provoked Al The o,t.et
Arfee aRd bitter opposition. To iudge
""Hl tae e4pFessious beard on ali .iaes
h'f BAYS alier g sas Introduced one xo,,iI
fnFtosr 'lii BE- stao,i 80 chance ~ uassin,
aaiess .afieel by The aarsouest msiorirv
'.- BOSS iuushl Division. Bus Gl,f.sone
.r'ied gon tpe saperh 5rsanzation 81 tbe
A'nffti fartf sut olded bis time Yorie.
fid aitieonten- Liberals privately stood ur
70 ne auuuted and the result w,s tb.
a'arn'inent .hat they Uou-d posfuone un-
~-s tefl1 reading % the hiiI their da
".aNi ..f a division. This obviously ote.nt |
Ht iirf asa canFassed the House and /
...+'A themselves in holeles- minority
'-e eoi-' irnce sas that The bah which On /
't -f.l aern deemed SD impractieable /
f' 'rffiHtIu .irF and 50 generally sFlft,ri.,r,a
pii--e'i lis nifial stage on TUESDAY .,rI,,.t L
NIf'aiHn ant amid q perfect fun,sfs of Il
'sf-s. '.u thursday night the Budget
NA' Introduced ln i0rmu ating this meas
iir ia'r oi great and growing de- /
ttiA Gladstone bail the choice I'D thrs.
- '' '-iiore lhe deficit. having it to
'H thlN ltlei Tor in some future wears
N"eA N'uld De- most slip-sh0d statesman
.' e. iia penny a pound tO The income
't "Nicl would De universally unponu-
pr ~ io dlp lnto the sinking fund xhich
't.d Affect n1 one personally. BE accent
't 'Ae latter alternative. cautioned Wfllito, |
t.inph fttfcourt, whose place it VA. TO i4-
t"i-'e tle Budget. to avoid debate and the
'V.'s. .tie was taupiei ou the very nightofitS
''l Without amendments without
=. 'n ann almost without a hostile word
8 ir .hirl achievement 0f the week MAS fhs
.is-aee last night 20 the Land Pnr.basa
iH- tlis measure hal provoked NOR. biz.
s.'aaHty "a certain quarters than even
Nf H'mr t1ie ball. 10 had caused two
'rtr7ripns nom The Cabinet it had been de- =
ointed 'n advance in Liberal clubs and Al
,ion mass meeting. and most peopls
''F.NrH mar unless lt prove, much mil4ler
"'h 'td bt"h supposed the bail was doomed
. certain and Immediate defeat When h
Fas pfnft bed The bill was found to h.. an !
'iicamp promising Wholesale expropriation
Measure. containing all the features which
~ '.tA complained of and eventually in
ieirin- ioe national debt By almost the
= itt mum amount which had been stated
ln horror bF iis enemies Bur there wer.
ieN PASSES 90 iladsfODs's magic wand a n
F F'niess growl from Chamberlain and = o
'"mmiial speech by Parneil and presto :
also was passed t0 10. second read. .
urt further ado y
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

hrrsRuRsH. Pa. April r. Joseph Sm.ls
xiaaow CLERK IN she City Treasurprs oaice
y MS city. hss en- hezzle,f g 49, ~ rhe citT
emds and + row IN parts unknown. giy
Tneasurer Dennison made ne shortage good
tdaV and vl Bow negafiafs s3r a settle
fenr wirh ~saiffs rordsuen last Mon
iav evening ~mait nerS q train f,r ris hrme
Ir East ihert7 sines which tnls nore n
his friends hs~p spsn ~ hsari ~ him
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
senator wh,t,horo. of Tenne-.. .

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 1.-THE gov
ernor has appointed VIM. g. Whitthorne 10
the United States Senate 20 succeed Howell
H. Jackson, appointed United States judge
Gen, Whitthorne is prominent figure in
Tennessee politics. lie was in the forty
second congress from this state lie was
one oi the members who pursued and ex-
posed the crookedneSs in the navy depart
ment under Robson and Chandler
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
A Babe Murdsred b, it, Grandmother

ERIE Pa. April l7-Corry social circles
are greatly sgits'ed tonight over a cold
bloodcd murder Of a little babe by its grand
mother Miss Fannie Poole handsome
Young woman, v ho had loved not wisely,
was the mother OF the child IL disappeared
in such a mysterious manner that suspi-
ci0n at once poinled the Grandmother out
as the chiids destroyer The ps rites are
under arrest. and the premises are being
searched
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

Ws-HfSerov April l7.-Capt Sprague. Of
New York and a prominent hotel keeper
in that cifv and previously in Buaalo. said
yesterday that he Chafei the pres deut
about marrying Miss Folsom and he made
no denial huf iei and c0nver-ed pleas
auiiv ahout Be- lIe 8'd not wish the report
to be c0ufr8dcted tapt ~prsgQe Is con-
vincei chat fhe marriage wii take place ~
su esrie date
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
A Railroad Fatality.

PHLADELPHIA April IA gravel train
on the river front railroad on Lehigh ave
by the spreading Of the rails this morning.
crashed into the iron bridge at COmmerCe-st
and Iehigh-ave Foreman Brown. Of the
labOrers gang was sitting on the fOotboari
Of the engine He received probably fatal
injuries Engineer Lee was also badly in-
jured. Some Of the men received severe
bruises and cuts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
rirh, far ,he X. OIL. L.n.l..

BRocKroN Mas April -Four mnnihs
ago the "42 shoe manufacture sud
Knights of labor here were lighting fr fhe
supremacy Vow the manufaclafer are
running race for the use of fhe h nl g..
lsbei for their shoes which in sH ln.anees.
requires thai She iaci0fF shall employ HrIr
union help The hrH~ using t.fe iaheI
claim that 10 increase thcIf hueIuess hnsf
requests for the label are rfaniei aui ll4e
ffat
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

ADRiss. April i7 ~ the Creas Ceafi
thi- morning the jury in fhe case sf I.1s-
beth Miller fs Peter -arrT rfnmlea b scr.
dici ol no ofuse Of action f'te esr fas
attracted considerable aftenfion lhf fIHin
nf. who sued Gov siopos damaeoe tIaimei
ihat she called fof Spirits oi HIfffH tfaff
of defendant ir kI8eevaV aua n.ef tea H-
stead spirits uf ammonia inf defendant
va See HidFeaar postmaster faf q. fnr
previous to iac f.rf.seui aauir iFIfaiInH
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

urc.. y. =. April 81 fre hroks nai
in The Clinton house a. o'cIoek fhe m0u-
ine When discovered b vas - faf sd-
yanoel ihai the occupants were Compel .ef
90 Gee f0r ihe.r Hfes Mans uerf taken
from third stors window hf fhf fnmeu
and 30 was with difficulty fhaf Ores eefe
saved Jennie larsnn. aged is wnt Trehaalt
fatally injured 1nhn kiiion vac badly
burned ai,tut ths bead end arfns filf laes
is Small and covered bY ueuranre
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

MArroov IlL. April 81 Farmers are in
high spirits over the good prospects pre-
senied hv fhe wheat fields The fields are
noW clothed iu greer. The crop has T'issed
through fhe winter unscathed and the indi-
dicafons point to a larger weld peT acre
than that q the season of ls~2 Oats srf
ail sswn. sn ! in good condition. Farmers
have commenced fo break ground for corn
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
Cholera In Italy.

BRINDIsI. italy. April i7.-Theue have
been - cases ~ sporadic cholera here. 40 %
which have proved fatal The most sirin-
gent precautionary measures are being
made 90 prevent the disease inys0ing
France. Brindisi is an important point ON
the overland route 20 the east At Alexau-
dria quarantine Of seven DAYS has been
ordered against all arrivals from Br.ndisi.
Venice and Auruua
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

srsserIrfn Il. April ~ Gov egiesiy
yesterday formal s. declined 81 issns reQui-
sieon or the governor ~ Missouri fnf he
retn-n ~ thr iefufr SHERIFF. who did gre
shooting in fssi st Louis lasf vesk is
bases hi. ifx nstieH on feehnieal end ieFal
Grounds
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

BRussELs. April 1.-THE Belgian govern
ment has appointed commission 20 in-
quire into the iabor-economic situation The
commission consists of ex Prime Minister
NJ Prmez. who will at as chairman If Zoe
commission. y. iavelege and three profes-
sors ~ political economy
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

PrrracRsH. April IA Eena special
says the house of John peuthe-t was burned
At o oe.ock this morning and D91fheft sn1
bis vfe were hoth burned ta 7eath &, Is
fhougtt fhe -ouule Tho were AGED and
respected people were murdered ana
rohsel before ths aouse nas burned
Charles Morris ufo hss worked on the
farm f.r yes-s. has been arreefe1
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

WssHsverav April l1-It s understood
faat ne -suats Judiciary committee has
iaawei tfs end ~ the Hensa snd sgreesl
- repcrf n fsvor - Enits8 ~tstes 0rarf
AZ Raw City Ir = exresfei rhe hii NiN -
presented aa the ~ensts ~ 1ndsv
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

NEv YoRg Arril l7.-P r Bauum
elephant Alice lately acquired from the
London biological society. arrived ibis
morning on tbe steamship Egyptian Mon.
ar-h from London Notwithstanding fhe
profrscied voyage the huge animal IS ap-
pareuflv in EoGti condition
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

por1 Hrnos hpH l- fmma He1t
Who has beer 81 ial hefs ff fires weeks
pesi charged rlth hsr-nf sfol llfner ~.
Ce.f. wss rf .eesel te.ifv en N hsl
Her fria' 81 sef foua go nrrf rnth
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

ts1. 1..a go tts.tit
PluE.lA April IA one-sidet
game. dsiere-t at rs opening. sas
PLAYED T the New Workers being
batlg deOugh their own careless
ness. II scoFe aas a. follows
In.fua. 28s
Athl-tiT. b 0 2-la
Aetruloif o.
B.sse haas. l5 Megropoalans
Errors 4 MetrOpo oiilAus, =
fatohers. Lynch
Mllra
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

fgrft. Avrf -f4alesis reau oss rI
Detroit t,3ar aa8 t3ek his sah ~ es.ee 81
United sies Hsrshs ~ fhe Faslera Tees
iritt ~ Nichigsu Jndge hrsFn aafaIftIs.
i~ra8 ,bs 1sta 81 his fferieuae
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
TIPS FHE DIAMOND.
fhs a.. -ss "a Yesterday ks8a
at SO first Csaass,lssa
CsatesE


e. IfftsA - a.
BALrn4 II Tue arst cham
plansh lhe sesson ~sS played
here todg in a decisive victory
o. Tie 3 fhe BFookiyns Sere
unable t.be pitching of kiieroy
aud f.e - soTrY coilsetion ot
1og-e ..eyliiciAl score H4s a. tol-
tlAs
fsaiua.I 7s8
Balt.la1r.8 o. :
srf-lkIvs g b % b 0 H- &
Base HE. q bapokigu.
ETror,-3. brookigl. =
Flirheosaar4
upiFe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

The face which iiehieus tAis page Of tie
SUSpA1 TElEsEAN- -HfEAIp is that OF Hoa.
l. NJ Weston. one OF lhe solid citizens of the
Valley city Mr. Weston career Is very
well knows "a our oitiaens he having been
prominently identified With the numbering
aud banking Interests Of Western Michigaf.
for several wears Although still young
man and 8 bachelor be Is one oi the most
public spirited aud patriotic oi cSu-
zens. and is perhaps, a. Well known I'0-
Ilieaily a. any man IA Michigan, he he
ing the intimate personal frind u Don NJ
Dickinson and ou good terms with fresl-
dent Grover Cleveland Mr.. Weston h. an
active member of the Board 0f Police and
Fire Commissioners aud take q special
pride IN the fire department of the uty
His friends Urged him very hard "a accept
the nomination f0r mayor this spring but
he positively declined Mr.. Weston was
for some time an editor ia salt Lake CITY
and made money with his journal The
ligneffe Just o. he does with nearly every
thing he touches He is a square man in
every sense Of The word although physical
ly be is fat. round and ioliy aud personally
popular with everl BODY Mr. Weston b al
present In New urk
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
O. Postponed

r...... asss tsas-4.
50. Lol 1.-THE game today be-
tween ; and Pittsburg was post
pOned % 0f rsin.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

GamesSouthern Circuit We're PLAYED
yesterda the following results.
AUGUs, April l7.-Nashyille, l3,
Augusta
MACoN April l7.-Macon, /. Mem
phis. 3.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

base hlnuatt , Louisville. 3.
krrors 4atl. 3 Louisville.
Pitchercou Hee ker.
3 Lmplrg.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
matt Louisville

CfSeigril 1.-THE home team
started SIth DrOs poets Of winning
the ganDlding down the score. but
when tbs went % BAT ia the third
inning ders became ratified. The
catcher and the Louisville nine
succee,lsring i've runs. The official
score wS0ws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

az private terms Mess quoted at sio oosslo % tor
Sc soSsisso Bscr ana ssios s. , Tor EHT:
sales i75 bbls. Plate and Extra Mess pr vate terms
CITY Extra India Mess s11 dsl7 Extra Mess bbIa so
ass: Packet So b09v Plate sos 9O.... BEEF
prices sales. 1000 ID Pcked Bellies l2diO average,
fa7isc. aud Wet 100000 Green Hans December
private terms: IL Picked Bellies ouotod 67s97c; City
HAMS 1O'i a iO9c.; smoked Shoulder 6ia96ssc......
MIDDLES- MET AMI UNCHANGED roe. Long Clear
NeN ORR quoted &c 49,. ORES ED HOGS-W u moderate
dem City Heavy TO Light At 6tG &c; Pigs 5s4c...-;
prices show Slight reduction Sal 500 tcs Western steam
spot 81 622c 10 tcs Choice 25c CITY Steam In noier
ate demand. ales 2q ties CLOG fefne,. quoted 6eoc
go Closing 62ic zoos tes December; e2i 622c.
closing tl2lc: 1000 January. SIC. closing
627c 1900 ties. February 63i063oc closing 35ci lOOo
tcs March "a 10 l2c.' closing GAG. 300 tcs Jan
> vari II slnce our last. "" mo er 10 den aIris
State Creamery, ave-; Pennsviv'n Creamery 2'c;
Western az state DAIRY. half.hrlns IN TUBS
2: s27c. Welsh TUBS. 025c: western Imitation
tory Sd14c Cheesc-state Factory 9i9Gl29c.; Night
Skins 0L &C.. Western Fiat. l0l24c. good TO prlne
Eggs-State 25026c Western "a "a 2cCanada heid Io9
22c. Lined. ldln2c
srEARINr-Quiet and rather weak. City quoted 7c Sales
100000 ID out Town, &C., OF Oeomdrsarine sales 5000
sUGAR-For Raw stock quiet bnt steady at
3sd4 Molasses 4asc for Fair Refining. and 3l6c
Cut Loa 3-lsG6 Crushed 316 6i4c, Cubes $40
sc. Powdered IL lGG6sr Graduated IL Ice. Mould
57-c. Conieconers' .. q Sc Coffee STANDARD
5.lGc, Coffee of 8 So. White Extra 47s05c. Extra
4%0l9c- C4as9 &c. Yellow 4isa4tc.
TALLOw-Quiet. steady and unchanged. Primo City
quoted 4 q IA 8 l6c. Sales 10000 10. 49c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
STEAMBOATS, arI0 Railroads.
ENTRAI, AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROA q. -Commencing November H. 1885
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Albany TROY Montreal Syracuse and Rochester
$3.50 a. m THE Limited" with dining cars stopping AZ
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Mag IA Fails
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago you a. Ill
lay. - 4. -..-
1880 m, Chicago Express drawingroom cars to Canaan
daigua ami Rochester. - - , .-,A uuross
with drawing room cars ,-.-..-
$3.50 p. Albany, Troy anu Ouca EApress' WIZ"
room to Troy. ,r
"a u m Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
M Chicago Louis Express with seeplngca cars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit chi
caro- and st Louis. Dlning-car New YORK to Albany.
Gao n H. Montreal Express with sleepingcars TO syracuse
and to Auburn road. also to Montreal. . -,o
900 n M SPECIAL sleeper rrlves Rochester Az a. m''
Butalo 9.35 a. M and Cleveland l2:l5 D. M next day
ter Budalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit ana
Chicago Sieepngars Clayton and OSdensOurg daily eA'
TX ~ M Night Express with sleepngclrs TO Albany
ana Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the west
and for The North except saturday nightl - ,...-
Tickcfs on sale al G-and Central Depot NO battery
Place Al Broadway Harlem Depot l25tst and 4tntve
wav) 1855 and 942 broadway and 90 West l25hst, New
York Washing and 73O Fulton ss- Brooklyn ana ~
observation-disclosures in drawing and seepngcars can be
procured al any the ticket offices III New-fork CITY, ana
333 Brooklyn.
These trains run All others day except sunday
NJ ToTCFS ID. NJ. KEN DRICK
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOVELS AND STORIES.

. SECRET OF THE SEA, ETC s BY BnAs snas
M1sHSCwwsH E ERE k a1 Country Sketches Coz
STANCE FENINoRE wooLsoS iomo' PIP 'oo A"'
an ger 4 STSsnSA OF THE TUBS. BY ELIZABETH
STUART PHELPS With forty-three Original n 1Smo
lions by Ross Turner and George d. Clements i~"o'
M. o. Houghton, Miniin & Co.
The stories by MIR Brander Matthews, cole ted
un,er the title of the LONGEST and IchaIs cleveiest
~ the series are excellent specimens OF sort oil
,itevarv work for which country Is fast making
. rcnutation The manufacture OF good short stO-
ries has begun TO thrive in America only wilii'n "
few years but the product now SURPRISES I'D quar-
,ty that of the mother land from which all our
,oco,;ros used TO steal Mr. Matthews knows
NV, 70 construct an amusing little plot with
r;ouant dash of improbability in it, and TO NJ IL
with smart dialogue. His takers arc not pross
tie action of the story is brisk ami thcic Is ap' "
be- n nice surprise for us before 1t is all Over
Secret of the Sea" is almost audaclo'S enough ioi
an ext,avaoanza. but it is told with an amusing
gravity
Miss Woolson founl excellent material fer hctoh
T., tho scenery AMI the remote population OF The
uppcr lakes. whcac traces of the senhcNil%""o"
~ the old French voyageurs and haf-brecd uap
,o,S min RE STRANGELY with TIC rude elements ol
moro impressive but much less picturesque society,"
IJcr stories reprinted from several magazines "o
only depct this life with rmarKaole NiNiuh'''
hut they are written with zest, freshness al" "i
mation which show that tie SUBJECT has 'a'>eh
strong hold of her fancy. No icahc' can es.apo
the contagion of such fervld interest. MIS-
Moo's-n moreover has a poetlcal con'ep'ioh vi
the seems of her stories and tins Is qui'c a.
marked i'm her short tales of the far SHORES o oo
Northern Lakes as in her last novel; EsO''
Angels" which contains such fine pictures Oh lot
ida. Her descriptions are never ambitious OF Owe
done the manner is simple the art Is severe anu
restrained there is feeling without Iha sody' Inc
motive of tic story is generally serious ana III
many cases il springs from some subtle esum@"
Of character. or molc particularly OF hidden uaiS
of the female temperament. The pathos Oh hcr
stories however. is true that the mos. lhcolli-
gible stclxler for "happy endnss could haruN
ask to have the plots different from what they are
Notale could be sliGhtcr or to the supcrncia JUG
ment less artificial than 1.-The Madonna OF 'hc
Tubs 1t is only little sketch of hardship IN
fsherman's hut poverty swcctened by oomesuc
dove a boat lost on the Grand Banks ana inc
happy return Of one mouInci for dead Yet l, Is
n charming and touching narrative, marked py uie
hand of the sincere literary artist ana full OF olls
of effect which any novelist might envy Inc IL
Illustrations arc quite in the spirit OF the story anu
the book altogether is very winning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is, 1850
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MALL kOJ iF.
Trains leave via Desbrosses and Courtandt street
Ferries as follows: III, ,,,. Do,,.,
Harrrs r' s and 9 M Sn %n da rTn rSTs
and chicago Limited Paror Dining, smoking and sleep
waspo Lock Haven ;So S H. F M GNTry snd ETs
az Sen = p s ,i tH~ OH Regions
For lebanon $3.50 52o m and 1918 ngRt
Fxuress" of Pullman Palace cars daily. except sunday,
oa 9rTyG rsmnT al go 800 md a. n.y. LOO
4SO and . D. u and II 10 night sunday, o;l5 $3.50 a. No.
For Xtarue ty, except sunday p M N s.,,r,,-. only
For Cape May. week days. ll;lO a. w. On SATURDAY ohy'
Long Banch Bay Junction and nermedae stations Ms
D. M On Sunday 945 a. m. and ! p do not stop at
For Old Point and Norfolk New:YorE Philadelphia and
S sT Se ka c M week P a ssoy % Via
Brooklyn Annex connect with an through trains
at Jersey CIV anordng speedy and direct transfer or
Trans arss pttsburs 70 7So llS9 sI NJ 100
s9 ' $50 iigo SO $50 Sso 1875
M M FUNNY Fr0% Fh G $50 500 80 S9 g2o
S e$S ' 20 7 800 500 i5j%y 40 ioa
a. M 800 $50 Oh. 800. 9:35 and 1885 D. H.
FOK PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains New York via Desboses and Court
1 n4 "a 'rse so FeI 10 as Wasnson Limited and IL Chicago
Limited. i N, 2 $40 T. 49, 80 3 amt ,ns
o and a 1I qif Express 9H5 10 III
Trans Ms l e. 9p Sea York daily except and
2 %Ganscs At 2snon for Cam ILL., ana p
Returning trains leave station Philadelphia,
i20 32O4O5 44O 5:lO $50 1880 500 S3O9;4O ii and
ll:l5a m LIMITED Express ll4 and 45O p % LAP
a. D. g. $50 1872. S:l2 and $50 p On sunday, l2;Ol
800 4:O5 44O 5l0 $50 $40 a. m. l249, 400 Lmted
Leave Philadelphia Camden 900 daily except sun
day. o.. -, -. H..
and foot DesbrOsses and Courtandt ST No COurst
ami Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fullon-st Brooky
Place, aud Castle Garden
New-YOrk Transfer Company VIII call lot ana CHECK
baggage from hotels and residences ,,.,
CHAS. T.. PUGH, j. X WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave 42dst follows and 10 min.
earlier from foot OF Jay ST. North River
Detroit and Chicago 1855 a. M, 800. 'S15 y. m.
St Louis sos. 1918 pm. -
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls 3l5,
.0:55 a. m. 1908 1918
Utica and syracuse Sl5, 's.55 a M. 'e.o5 Sis Pm
Highland Kingston, Saugerties. Caiski. Albany, 3l5.
.7:l5 .:55 ll:3O a m. 400 500 -s:l5 p.
Cranston's. Point Cornwall, Newburg, 3D. '7:lo
.955. slOl5 ll:30a M. 400, 1915 D. m and f6O5 p M
Cranston's, Cornwall. Newburg.
For Montreal an Canada last Cos p m.
Hamilton. London: $3.50 a. '6Oj s'lo p M Toronto
o.55 n m, t605, 'Sl5 D.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and 1t. Louis all through trims
Daily other trains daily except sunday
For tickets time tables parlOr sleeping car accommod
tons or information apply offices. Brooklyn323 wash
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