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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov % tSpscapThe exports Of wheat for last
exceeded the exports for the week last by
bushels the exports -four by 10000 barrels but
did not comment The receipts of
here pa and at Duluth 205 This was
that set the for the scapers and there were no
doing anything December wheat on the curb began
at 747 but the first fifteen minutes OF the session
dropped "a y The steadiet influence In the pit Inc
and selling orders that from the
Northwest The big movement at NewYork offsets
only occasionally add spasmocay. The Northwest ds
here Instant and the big wheat move
men In figures the blackboard and s stared at All
day The reports OF large export movement at New ofk
in rrcgnarly and although they onght be as sgn
the Northwest receipts they do not become pubic so
asrealy to be sos
selling pork $40 10 the opening this
ing but in no gree guapttes Corn Tor May was steady al
Al Z cents The Chicagoans who at Duluth looking
INTO certain features OF their elevator custom came back con
hrnDg all the reports that have been wired from there about
their marvellous receipts OF wheat The elevators are re-
ported practically full and the sheds filling mp besides
with extraordinary rapdy These reports brought back and
telcerAphed by sarpers had depressing influence
wheat here The price dropped 20 74a- cents Tor December
and lid rally until the angpf twenty we boat loads
reported from New York The charters only 10000
u fax and 10000 bushels December wheat
closed al ~ cents May at IL cents January pork at
$40 $50 Is Puts May 4ls4 cents calls ~ cents
Puts December wheat 74kd747s cents calls 75is cents
receipts to-day 2l7 of wheat 2l3 Of and
NO If oafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
1EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CEN TRIAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROA D.-COmmencing November Ii. 1885
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express through drawing room cars u
Albany Troy Montreal. Syracuse and Rochester
$50 a M. THE Limited" with dining cars stopping al
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FAILS
Erie, Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 300 M
lay.
1890 m Chicago Express drawingroom cars to Canaan
tii:SO a m. Western New.York and Northern Express
with drawing room cars. 80
$50 p M Albany. Troy and Utica Express with drawing
cars TO Troy
4 D. M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
m Chicago Louis Express, with sleepingcars
Niagara Falls. Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
oago and ST. Louis. Dning-car New-Iork 10 Albany
63O Montreal Express with sleepingcars to syracuse
and to Auburn road also 10 Montreal.
d H.. SPECIAL sleeper rrlyes Rochester 74O a. M.
Buffalo 9:35 A. M and Cleveland ~ 10 p m nextday.
t~9l5 Pacific Express with sleepingcars Tor Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago Sleepngcars TO Clayton and Ogdensburs daily OK
Ills D. m' Night Express with sleepngclrs Albany
and for the North Except saturday night.
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot No. Battery
Place al Broadway Harlem Depot l25tst and 4tlave
and Express Offices Park place lnear Broad
way) 7S5 942 Broadway and so West l25tlst, New
York 1893 Washington and $50 Fulton sss Brooklyn and ~
4th.st., Williamsburg.
Accommodations DRAWN room and sleepngcars can be
procured any the ticket offices III NewlOrk City, and
1888 WashingtOn-st, Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
sThese trains daily. All others daily Except sunday
tTllese trains stop at Harlem (lZ0th-st ana 9tnave
] NJ TOUCEY ID. NJ. KENDRICK,
Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
esAiy AsD PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF SEy.Yoek DEALINGS

Although export movement continues large in wheat
bull speculation Lays fair business wasdone In options
Yesterday ncuations only OF char
acter which finally left the market unchanged as follows
November IS December 5 January 81 d February s9is
Nav e3a steady and the purchases for
export nearly 100000 bushels Cash corn was shade
better with bushels taken shippers. Tho options
were ended with losses unchanged fol-
lows November 46s December 46As January 47' Febru
ary 49, sos cents Oats duh but trc easier at
November 80 for December 81 for January and
So cents for Nav options There was better tone 10 lard
demand small Options advanced points
for and December 80 81 and for February to
80 January at So 20 and point for March at
s6 - an April at 81 30.
The receipts Of grain and nonr yesterday az NewYork'
Philadelphia Baltimore AMI Boston follows: Whca;
PAL OS7 bushels: 900 2GO bushels oats 9s7ll bushels
total grain 500 bushels -four 80 27S barrels At Chicago
Milwaukee ~ Louis the arrivals Wheat. l3O5lb
bushels los 1853 bushels oats 7s 1873 bushels total
grain 3i76l2 bushels flour. 4l474 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov. 23-l230 m.-Consols l02 ll6 for money
and the account United states Per Cent Bond
1914 do -Four and Half Per Cent Bonds ll2s Atlantic
and Great csorn First Mortgage rustees' Certificates.
5ls do SECOND Mortgage. l5si Canadian Pacific 7o+
Mexican ordinary. o3A IT. paul common, g7l4 NewYork
Central, III Pennsylvania. 500; Reading, II.
Pans advices quote Three Per Cent hentes at 80 francs
20 cen tunes Tor the account. 1900
l0I 3l0 for money and lo2k for the ac-
con Atlantic and GREAT Western FIRST Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 81 Canadian Paeihc ~ Mexican Ordinary
BAL; Eew.YOrk Central. 1863; Pennsylvania, o0a
Hudson's Bay Company, "a.
Bar silver 10 quoted Al ~ lo.lhd. per ounce
The anount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day. Is e24f.0o0
80 D. m LiyIces quote Three Per Cent Rentes
"a francs 70 confines for the account and exchange or
London 1t Is francs - " cenumes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
NOVsIHOer 10 I00O' CHAs P. REDMOND Master.
RLAST.FURNACE, IRoN-0RE,, COAL


AT RECEIVERS SALE. -
The property OF THE EVERETT IRON COMPANT VIII
be sold at Public Auction, by FREDERICK PRIME. Jr,
Receiver Everett. Bedford County Pennsylvania, on
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 18TH 1888. at IL o'clock noon.
the Office OF the Company the furnace property under
United states Circuit Court for the Western
District OF Pcnnsyvania and for the District Of Maryland
parcels the advantageous bids be adopted provided
that they reach S2l 900 the minimum xed by the Courts
The parcels will be substantially as follows:
l. Furnace and Plant with $50 acres in fee, urnacedwe
lng shops &C. and broad railroad from the furnace
Mount Dallas the Bedford Division OF the pennsylvania
Railrond Il Z milesl
Limestone Tract, so in fee, with quarres IL
mile from ftrnace.l
g. iron lands Bedford County, Pennsylvania s06
perches Of lands fee and 1887 lat perches
shs in fee. with railroad about miles long
IT, Maryland about l40 perches fee. and 09O
acres. so perches royalty.
g. Broad Top Coal Lands, 5l8 in fee; with Col
liees mners houses and ITO coke ovens l6 miles from
furnscel
6. Telephone lines, about % miles.
T. Personal property rolling stock. &C., enumerated IN
Inventory.
property merit OF combining complete and
Plant with I1onore Limestone Coal cox
ing facilities and Railroads. III the same ownership anc In
contiguy.
outlay $450000 besides $25O0O0 stock paid for
the land.
Full particulars on application to - -
FREDERICK PRIME, Receiver
222 South Third street.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
GRAY & DAVENPORT Solicitors for Receiver,
ll5 Broadway, Newlork City, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
legal Notifies.
MASTERS SALE.
crpcrrrr Corrpr or TUE TINTED STATES


John H. Reed and s1ra Dls.
tie Rock. Mississippi River and Texas Railway and Elisha
Atkins and +. Gordon Dexter trustees. ct aLNo 769
Of s osr 81 Ss s sni 81
Of s % sy %s M @"@ II ne aSSTs s
duly appointed by sal court for that
18th DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT. 1880.
States Court House ami Post ofce city Of Little Rock
Ark sell unless said defendants IN the 20 & s sn
panants before the 4th day Of December 1885 the
said defendants the said companants and otherwise com
G at public auction ' to the highest bidder the property
said decree mentioned being the raroads and properties OF
, 1 a%@f @ "SS n, sad to a
All ant NE raTGa: Of the said party Of the
part he defendant corporaon the Little Rock Mississippi
nrst part the defendant cOrDoraon, or may nay
1c, of railroad heretofore known as the Little
Rock BLUM and New orleans Railroad and tho Missis
hereafter shall DC by the most TCns
spp RIVER !" the County of checo and State Aforesaid said
the most practicable route through Camden to the
tie TeIaSsana County lafayette aud state
S and s so known ana s
Mississippi River and Texas R2lway operaed from Little
County said Of Arkansas including all the railways
branches ways rights Of way all tracks bridges viaducts
culverts fences depo station houses engine houses car
houses freight houses wood homes water stations machine an
appurenlnt same all locomotives tenders cars
h %p ST nS a1Sss % property
ure Kind description held acquired or
hereafter DO held acquired w the said company ssccss
assigns for connection with the railroads OF the
OF the first sald defendant cOrpOrat0n, or win
any par thereof the business OF the and also
all franchises connece with relating 70 the said
branches 10 the construction maintenance or use OF
the said railroads branches and all franchises rights and
held hereafter TO
qrcd by the said defendant corporation its success
all enhOwmeDts income
% adv antages and appurtenanees
the mentioned real estate railroads property be-
longing wise appertaing and tho reverson ana
tolls
profits also all the estate right title,
interest property posseson claim and demand whatsoever
well In law in equity, present or prospective OF te
said party the pant THE defendant cOrpOraon Of In
and the and every part and parcel thereof with the
appu rtenances.
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchaser at will be required to pay to the
Master on the acceptance his bid the OF $4,000 In
And residue OF his bid the Master Will receive
either bonds and overdue secured ny
sa two mortgages at their pro vaue the and
proportion and the recited in said decree
November 10, 1886. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
LITERARY NOTES.

ror.tt Hale has written a new serial
mr. H :. 90 make it's trst appearance in the
,s~-su.,..r n,mher of his mag azine Lend haho'
:. :. 70 he entitled q Mr.. Tangiers Vacations.
~. pso,r Of svriar Is the title of the long poem
s,.h yoaoun Miller has had hand during the past
go II deals with the lite of Christ. The author
thnks that it contains the best work OF his HE anu Nc
/. engaged in polishing and repolishing 1T.
..Tbe last hali-yearIy volume of "The century
.hows II not an advance upon previous Volumes ce
tanlx no decline and falof." IL Is s'roges' III "'
tor;cal and illustrated articles and-not counting Il"
Mr. Howeis's serial and that OF MT otock'on-" 70
weakest In fiction and in poetry
A second edition of the authorized translation vi
iantrey's History OF Napoleon the First mas JUST
come from the Macmillan press. The four 'oiuh''
are handsomely printed and well bound ana are Ill
admirable addition to working library
The poem which Miss Cleveland has contributed 10
<Ljppincotts Magazine " is said to deal sa.'r'cn'y
with the Woman Question the metre resen"ie' '"'''
OF Don Juan.
Henry Holt & Co. will publish almost Immediately
the last two volumes in their edition oil Syn'onu
Renaissance in Italy"
The pretty little e,chings of the Homes and Haunts
of the Poets which Prang Is publishing LOT W. D..
Closson now include two series dealing win hoi'''
and Emerson The etchings. autographs etc., a''
inclused IN neat little portfolios.
Mr. Edward Kings Venetian Lover "a monern
romapce told in blank verse and intersperseo WIN
songs and ballads-will shortly be puohsheu '''""
taneously here and in London.
A series OF popular hymns and poems, ihc,u'i"s
GRock of Aees,r Abide with Me and Home o"eo.
Home have been brought out IN pretthy i''us'i"''
r;.xlo hools nv Loo & Shepard.
glbe London Academy" is as hard upo" MT
Janes's sPrincess Casamassima as was luz
Athenaumn 1t holds that the criticism wh'ch oeS'
6ts the novel ss precisely the reverse OF 'ne oao"
Unmarried TO George Prmrose-the picture would nave
been better if the painter had taken less pains he
n convert. and an ardent one to the great french
literary heresy that it is of much more consequence
how ,bnc ia said than what is that is said ano 'ne
raslt ia that he produces works which are admiraoe
examnes of STYLE and devoid of the aintest gmmer
of interest And in the present case he has u
vet another of bis besetting temptaons-a iata pro-
ixity and mnuteness of detail that one cannot see
the wood for the trees"
The daily "morning" and evening" calendars
which Roberts Brothers have just brought out are
unusually simple and refined articles OF their KIND.
They are mounted on delicately tinted oval CARDS,
and the selections are excellent. The same firm has
prepared also a good French calendar handsomely
ornamented and filled with extracts from the WORKS OF
the best French authors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West 42dst follows and 10 min
earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River;
Detroit and Chicago 9:55 a m, COS. fSl5 p m.
St LOuis '6:05. .8.i5 m.
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, 3lcs
1855 a. m. sos. 1918 m.
Utica and syracuse 3;15, .9.55 .Go5 SIP m.
s7:l5 9:5j 80 a M. 400 $500 1915 D. m.
Cranston's. West Point Cornwall Newburg. '3l5 '7l5
1855 Job ll:3O a m, 4:O0sSl5 D. m; and '0.05
Cranston's, Cornwall. Newburg.
For Montreal ami Canada East 605 r. m.
Hamilton. London. 1866 q. M sos sl5 p Toronto.
9:55 a. M 1905. '815 D. m.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and It. Louis all through trsins
Daily Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
tickets tables parlor sleeping car acconmoda-
information. apply at offices Brooklyn33 wash
gtOnst; 730 Office, OF Fulton st.
New York CITY 1863 1856 942 Broadway; 1881 BOwery and
West " X.
HENRY MONETT.
8 Vanderbilt ave. General Passenger Ag' Mt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER l5 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Desbrosscs and COurtland street
Harrisburg Pittsburg and tho West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 800 M; and p daily NewYork
ami Chicago Limited Parlor Dining Smoking and sleep
w hK Lock haven s:36a m m Cory Erie
e. Centre and Se Rsson '0'' i0r
ST eU and the South Limited
Express" of Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday,
ingon $3.50 p m; regular at $40 500 and NJ loo. 2.
4$0 and p and i2lS NIGHT night. sunday ol0 $50 m
For aSe Nav DAYS ITO M On saturdays only
Long Bay Head JUNCTION and intermediate sation,
VIA Railway and AmbOy, a. M, IL noon. $40 O;OO
p m. ON Sunday 945 a. ANA y. do not stop at
For Old Point and Norfolk New; York. Philadelphia and
S Bay Inq haSp M S.s' "4' Wa s'' anu
Jersey CITY, anording speedy and direct transfer Tor
7fapSs ay1sS from pttsburg 40 100 1880 700
o$9 daily From S " too and o sn
S2O g sSoaa% s SO @ So 90 G20 go and 1885
GFS% s HE'S n G 10 80? 200 SO $780, 5S
a. IN. a.2o go o.. $50 0:S5 and 1885 p IN.
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NewYork via DesbrOs'es and Court
go 2 $780, O washington Limited 4sa and Il shiS%sG
'' and az islS nsAS sSS h $,s
ms ea1 15e daily except 19F saa
ll.lO A. l. !. D, p H. anu Az H. anu p m' ou
SUNDAYS connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trans Broad Street station, Philadelphia
l2Oi 800 4O5. 4:4O $40 $50 7J0S20 s5o94O. IL and
ll:l5a M Limited Express l:li and 400 y. I l2:49,
"a g. g. 6:3j 7:l2 Sl2 and $3.50 On sunday, 1901,
800 4:O5 40 60 $50 $40. l249 (45O Linited)
1886, 7:l2 and Sl2 p. III.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 900 daily except sun
day. - 80, 49,. ,,-
and OF Desbrosses and Courtandt ST. No Courtst
and Brooklyn Annex station loot of Fuonst, Brooklyn
station Jersey city. Emigant ticket Office No Battery
Place and Castle Garden.
The Transfer Company wall call for and check
'"es"s eli As H. PUUH J. II. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
New Publications.
DOBERTS BROS NEW BOOKS.
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This collection with title of Mrs JacSscns own choosing
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
THE PETROLEFM MARKET.

Business active in the crude market and fluctuations
lively enough yesterday please the caper But there
was considerable feverishness prices and undoubtedly
heavy sales of long oil accomplished with the develop
ment Of little outside inv, sment. After Mondays boom
ing" close the opening yesterday naturally excited but
from $685. rush sell carried prices down TO IS
Anothr rally n the afternoon lifted the market TO 10
high, touched the sixties left be
hind speculation. Near the there quick fall
to the lowest OF the day and the market ended
weak Carrying rates go cents 10 81 indicated plethora OF
longs the floor and this coupled with the unloading
compsed earlier left the bOardhOur feeling bcars
prices and the dealings at the Con-
solilated Exchange were as follows
Opening. - 0west-.----.-.-..--.. g
Highest .............. 10 Final 77
Refined unchanged at per gallon In New York
Baltimore and 6's cents in Philadelphia
OIL CITY Penn, Nov. 23-Crude Oil-Natona Transit
Certificates opened Al 70 mra,G ,r5s 10 lowest
price 77s 77 Sales 1851 barrels cearances
592 600 barrels; charters. l9049 barrels shipments
1872 $50 barrels; runs. S2.936
PirrsBURg Penn. Nov. 23-Cruie Ol-petroeln firm
and higher Transit Certificates opened at 1873 and
closed al II highest price, 10 lowest price. IN
BRADFORD Penn. Nov %. Crude iii S.tiJIs Transit
Certificates opened 1888 and closed 77 highest price.
79is; lowest price, TIA. clearances 21l8OOO barrels
TirUsvILLE PENN Nov % National rrausit Certificates
opened 7 and closed II B. highest price, 49, lowest
price. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

L NEW-YOKk, NEW.HAVEN aud HAKTFOKD K Il.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner lS2st anu
Lincon-ave. Third Avenue Bridge ACROSS Harlem
River (reached by rhd Avenue Elevated karoad daily
sundays az J:45, 7;oO 9lO TO- l:5oa m 4l1 800
Point. Hunts Pom. we,t Farms Van Nest West chester
Pelham Manor ana -hoehcllc, connecting at New
Rochelle with trains or all points ON The nam nne oi inc
and Air Line DIVISIONS New-Canaan, Mddetown, Now.
ritain and Suo Boston all points east
Mcknight train for New Rochelle and ali intermediate sta
IL, al l2;lUa ~. daily, except Mondays -
Sunday trains New Rochelle and ALI intermediate ss
tions l2Ol and 1880 tho latter train cohneot
Ing at lew. ltocholc with way trans " stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortiandt ~ Dee
follows;
a IN for Catssauqua and intermediate pointa
4 for Geneva lyons Elmra. Rochester Buffalo and
the West and principal local 20 nts Char car TO Wikss
for Tnnkannock and intermediate poirts Char ea9
Iunkhannock. Connection Reading and Harrsburg
M. PtstoD and principal intermediate points.
Char to Pittston.
54Op m for CopIay and ntermediate poinn Connection
to Reading and Harrisburg.
Tor Geneva. Lyons Elmra, Rorhester Huffalo aoq
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
750 for Lamrvs and intermediate pcnta
Trains leaving at A. m. and $40 m "ornecs ~
Oil points in MahaDoy and HaLleton oa Regiopa
SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 % m for Mauch Chunk. HsEetop ard rtsrmed1Aoe
points
40 .. m. Copay and intermediate pointa
for Geneva Lyons, Elmifa Eochester Bukaio ana
Pullman Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW,

ERIE RAILWAY, now known us the NEW
rOnh Trains save 2sst and stations At
hour local trans leave 23.st station fifteen minutes
"a mTDaiiy except sundays. Day Express Buffet Draw
BGsaao seepns coaches Hofnsilsve to matt.
pod Pullman tram 81 bay AMI Bne Sleeping Coaches
Noextra charge for fast time. Arrives Meadve 725 nj
and St Lcn $50 the n seeSn D monns arriving
Rochester 5:45a Buffalo, 7OOa; Suspension Bridge.
a @ TOSP Sw S and ordn nS only '0"'H
spm-Daly Chicago Express Pullman and Day Sleeping
SlnSa ana NJ p cGiaasO ln''@ Du-O
rIor 9r I hoop s c o o So $50 $50 So
sSS s 3 sg no. iGSS 1850 aIs o le ssoeg
ff' as 5d So SS 59S iS o lS 5 s
sso 1870 Ss aU i4S 4i5 SsO 745 500 ioso %
Ito n; 200 $50 $50 $40 $50, $40 $50 $40 7,so:
and sunday nights only sundays sl5 M. S2o GOD.
saaern 4i5, S45 700 $780, 1920 M, las $780, 800 500
$50 ol0 7l6 7a, $50 loSo N and i2 s @in ",
warwick 300, io'20 a NJ. 43o p M. SUNDAYS 746 N.
Se%o SSS and SY cornwi 80 800 $50 $780, and
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston i4o so0a in $3.50 p
scranton psnnore 800 $3.50 p m except sundays oo
Goshen l45, o45 100 600 1929 M $50 800 So ySS
MlGiIetown $40 S:i5 1900 300, 1920 $3.50 40 500
7:I5 500 p m. sundays. $40 $50. lo2oa m $50. 500.
pE G % . Ge S oo IAN OPs 4o s
$50 sundays $50 lese NJ 60 $50 500 S a. "a;
hourly ga so a. sa0 0 p % 70 sd iSsS IS sa
a. M $40 a. TO $40 sis y. m. 10 lOto M hai
hourly &C., 6l5 Gas, 7;Sop mi loia p ~ to 7lS M
Tickets ana apartments IN Drawing hGo% ans
snd tase Of baggage may be lett ones
Nos aoi Ill Ss7 Broanway. ls7 wsstst N y, Nos 81
Express from the West arrive IN Ne"i''N 'S''
'SS 1917 N; ana lyyp enp passr AGENT New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
DOPuLAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON. PROV

DOPULAR SHORE LINE Tor Boston, PrOvi-
4 dence. Newport and all New England Points. A rail-
Grand Central Depot Express trains daiy undsys
excepted al % ptror sara attached and IL pm,
with palace sleeping cars sunday trans ID m with pat-
ace IL D. IN. with 'lllce -tseping
For Newport take 100 Boston Express with parior
connects Wcktor for Newport arriving at 700 D. m
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ pier % f. r. at anil IL SUNDAYS excepted)
Steamers arrive time for early trains north and east
NATSKILL EVENING LINE
~ For CatsklL Stuyvesant and Intern late Al uny%
Boats daily Sundays excepted from Pier 49, toIs
Jayst, at d. p. NJ 80, o,,,,,o>.r oo,,,,