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, 1888-04-26
A Democratic Row.

ISs1ANAPoLts April 25.--Most of the
delegates to to-morrow's convention here
have arrived, and thenumber Of politicians
At work among them in the interest of
the various candidates is very large. Ex.
Senator Mcdonald. who was u candidate
for delegate to the convention and WAS de.
feated, has published an address to the
democrats Of the state in which he bitterly
assaults Governor Cray, and predicts that
the state will be lost TO the democracy in
case Gray is nominated for vice-president
, 1888-04-26
The California Election Case.

WAsHINaToN, Apri! 25.-The report of
the house committee on elections in the
Lynch-Vandever contested election case
(sixth district, California; will be ratified
the first of next week. 1t will, in substance,
hold that not enough ballots actually cast
were thrown out to have changed the re-
suit in Lynch's favor
, 1888-04-26
Sad Accident.

YoNKERs. N. Y, April 25.-A gang Of
men were working In the sewer trench
cave in and quickly filling the trench with
earth and water. Six OF the laborers are
known to have been buried alive. At about
o'clock four bodies had been unearthed
The names OF the dead are. Patrick Ken.
nedy, Reuben Oscar, M. Flynn, liichael
Vail. Michael Kennedy and another of the
laborers are missing.
, 1888-04-26
RoulanRer,s FIaht.

PARIS April 26.-A majority Of the dep
uties for the Seine department. have signed
a manifesto to the electors co ndenniag the
Bouiangerist movement The threatened
splt among the Boulsngerists seems to
have been averted. La Cocarde officially
announces that General Buuianger will not
he nominated ior any other constituencies.
General Botlanger has issued invitations
to political dinner at the Cafe Richie on
Friday.
, 1888-04-26
DeLessep's Scheme.

.E.A ., April 25 IA report Of the com
mittee OF the chamber Of deputies said they
had considered the Paaauia lottery loan
proposition. 1t is recon- IN ended that per-
mission be Immediately given to the COM
,pary to issue the loan, and expresses conf
dence in the early completion of the canal.
, 1888-04-26
Movements OF Victoria.

BERLlN, April 25.--Queen Victoria made
smother visit to The Emperor this morning.
This was the annual day Of prayer aud re-
pentance. The Imperial family attended
devne service in the castle ch ,pl g at Chari.
ottsnburg after service, q teen Victoria re.
ceived the staff of the British EN- bassy, and
later gave e.i audience OF All hour to Prince
Bismarck. Tho dowsger Empress Augusta
visited the'Qneen to-day, and the two
ladies drove To Berlin. Empress Victoria
gave u dinner in honor OF the Queen this
evening.
, 1888-04-26
Guilty..

SAN Francisco, April 25.--The Jury to.
night returned verdict Of murder ia the
first degree with Recommendation Of i'm.
prisonment for life in Thos. w. Batemans
case, charged with the murder OF 8. M.
Saper on the 5th OF last July. The shoot.
ing was the result OF a quarrel between the
two men on previous evening Batenian
was private in troop A, Second U. 8.
Cavalry, and Saper was q sergeant in the
same regiment.
, 1888-04-26
Gets a Title.

ROME. April 25.-The press association
held u grand meeting yesterday Ia memory
of the late Emperor William. Deputy
Chiniirri delivered an GRAFTON, and while
he was speaking a telegram from Berlin
was handed to Count Salms Sonnewold.
the German am bassad0r informing HIM
that Emperor Frederick had conferred
upon him the title of prince.
, 1888-04-26
Tho rroprIetie. In Washington.

One thing, however, is certain. In no
city in the United States is there higher
regard for the usages proper among cui-
tivated and educated people than exists
among the Washingtonians proper, and
nowhere viii violation of any OK the ac-
ceptcd rules of propriety be more r-cmpt-
" visited by the highest soc:.i penalties
ssan here. washington Hszsli.
, 1888-04-26
Union Pacific Election.

BosroN, April 26.-The annual meeting
of the Union PsCltic railroad company was
held this morning. The annual report as
already published, was submitted. The ac-
tion Of the directors In leasing the Oregon
Railway e. Navigation company's lines
and the Oregon Short Line railway COM
pany's road. was Contirnied. The only
change from last years board is the cleo
ton Of Samuel Carr, Jr., caused by the
death OF general manager and vice-presi-
dent, r. ]. Potter. 1t is understood, how.
ever, that Carr is to remain OH the board
only temporarily until Potter's. successor is
appointed President Adams, in the course
oil the meeting stated that it was the pur.
pose Of the directors during the ensuing
year to pursue a very conservative course
with reference to new construction, ahd that
ut pI esent no new lines were under coEsid-
cration. The directors subsequently re-
elected Chas. Francis Adams president, and
other old officers, except that u. H. Baker
succeeds Il. j. Potter as ce-president, and
James G. Harris succeeds Mr. Mcfarland
as treasurer.
, 1888-04-26
He Is Better.

BERLIN. April 25.-The emperor rose at
8 O'CLOCK this morning. He felt refreshed
after his night's rest and enjoyed two cups
Of tea and u fe v light cakes. The crown
aiterward the crown princess paid him a
long visit
, 1888-04-26
An EvepDIVy.

WASHINGTON. April 25 5-The house ways
and means committee has agreed to limit
the general tariff debate tu seventeen days
after to-day. and two remaining sessions
weekly, and to an equal division of time
between the democratic and republican
speakers.
, 1888-04-26
The Old Cause and Effect.

ROCHESTER,, April 25 - william Bullock,
an employe of the West Shore railroad at
Newark, Wayne county, this state, shot his
wife four times this morning with re-
volver, killing her instantly. He then
placed the weapon to his own head and
fired, inficting a fatal wound. Jealousy
was the cause
, 1888-04-26
T0xa8 Divided,

Fort WoRrH. Texas, April 25.-The re.
publican state convention chose for dele
tor, A. J. Rosenthai, @. NJ. Ferguson; and
N. X. Quincy. The district delegations,
also selected, stands sixteen white and ten
colored. aud are about equally divided be-
tween Blaine and Sherman.
1he platform adopted condemns the free
trade dsctrine and sentiments expressed in
the presidents message. favors tariff f1r
protection, demands special protection for
the wool industry, endorses Blair's edu-
cational bill. laments the death OF Roscoe
Conkling, and declares that republicans
have thereby lost one of their brightest
liyhts
, 1888-04-26
Something Up.

Special to the REVIEW.
OAkDsDALE, April 25.--A party Of O. r.
& N. surveyors reached here to-day. They
came rom Endicott and are on their way
to the C9ur d. Aleue country.
, 1888-04-26
BASE BALL.

WASHINGTON, April Ashore than 5000
people witnessed the great exhibition Of
bali playing between the Boston and Wash
irgtOn clubs hei to day. 1t required eleven
innings to decide the contest, and after .
sew. re struggle the Bostons won. From the
beginning It was . battle between Clarkson
and O'Day. and while the latter had the
largest number OF strike-o -outs to his credit,
Clarkson got little better hOnors. Score:
Washington 0, Boston 1.
NEW YORK BEATEN.
New YoRi,, April 26.-For the first time
in league game the New York club was
beaten on the opening day and on its
home grounds by visiting club. Fully
10000 enthu husiastic people were present.
WEIGH, who was in the box for New York,
did not seem up to the usual form, while
Casey, Of the Philsdelphias. was in fine
shape. Both men were well supported
behndthe bat, score New York ., Phila-
delphis 5.
JOINED THE DETRoITs.
DETROIT, April 25.-Barney Gilligan, who
caught tor the Washington club last season,
sighed with the DetrOits to-day.
At Baltimore Baltimore S. BrOoklyn4.
At Kansas City-Kausas City o. Louis
1S.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 1, Cincinnati s.
At Observation-Disclosures 49, Cleve-
land O.
, 1888-04-26
Chamberlain Caught,

LONDON, April 25.--Chronicle announces
the approaching marriage of Jos. Cham
BERLIN to Miss Endicott, whom he met Ia
America.
, 1888-04-26

Miss Estelle Hsgan goes to school In
Portland to complete her musical aud
other studies.
, 1888-04-26
DEMANDED ITS DOWNFALL

and the restoration OF home rule and de.
cent government. And yet 1t was that
party whose leaders now iumed and
threatenet the southern people and states
because they did not welcome 1t back again
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Steamboats, anq Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 90.

III ON and after FERIi AIRY 9, leoS.
GRAND TRUNK LINE
Trains leave T.e-s SsS y. ,Ssy. wa
HaTrspsrr p ssSarg and the West with Pullman Palace
S fSr. ' sn SScSsS % nsa r.
and sissp"f os ysi hsSsS 90 20 CORY i@d
, nil nS s 2 %' and SSi% ihe 81 Rosion.
For LeOaaoa W ~ 20 "a ana ~ sn 10 Resang
go and ii 90 100 and 90 i, n 90 sa'% mr.
S9ay 20 NJ s ,nS .Ss SS ana M Sashng
tSp Express" OF pullman Par.or Cars and ennsyl' AHA
". = 9%S g., 90 pa m S an4 daily iS"-s
~@Shi9e1 100 90 10 and F 90 M. and il i nisht
san ma 81 IS ami 20 a m. 30 and co =. and
For a,.sa asS City p m woeEdays Pnlor Carr
For Gaze May II 10 a M weef 7'aJ~ SATURDAYS 'N''
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and n'ermed,se sta
lions, via Railway and Amtoy. 9lo a m. ~ noon
40 and > p. on sunday, As a IN and p III
For zoe s hop POM and Norfolk Via HewYork, Philadelphia
Norfolk IA road, p every day via Baiu more ana
poa ssy or Bro % a. Annex eonnect through
trains at Jersey ely arerdns speedy and direct
Tram arrive tT From wa! sD IN sSd Batmors
Sc 80 g a M 20 e s5s 50 So ? .: %
sna 20 20 and ID IS ~ From Phadeiphia So 90
mo- q, sas 80 q 80 iS 20 90 70 ~ =
80 %, % % 70 70 % % n S 29d i 30 Giss sc
a m, 90 so 7, so5 . 90, 3 :35, 10 :35 p n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains York DesDrosses and Corr
andt Street Ferries, asfollows: - ,..,.,o,
G 20 20, 3. chicago Liam Ted and 10 Washs ea
Lu ted. Dining CaTs). and IL l. e Il, ~ ~
6, O = and p m and IL Is M ght Aceoulia as
ton 30 and II 10 a. 4 40 and p m Sun1s'
Express 10 % Limited and 10 a. NJ A. 4 10 o.
O. : and . D. and IL IS night -. -, a.
Trains leaving New-lOrk daily, except Sunnalt d O.
10 ana II 10 A. NJ J, . 4. s. p M ana 10 M anu
G D. m on SUNDAYS. connect at Trenton Tor camden -
pcurniup trains leave Broad Station lhill- -
IL OF. 20, 05, 40 SO, G 80, ~. . ~ Z
Dinins Car / II and 80 y. , J. ~ 49, 30 20 d
s, G, 6 80, ~ l2 and 80 p m ON sg IN az
10 Ol. 20. o. 40 s IS : so 3 40 a m IL So
2 20 "a 80 fimi ted %. 8 30 10 and ~ p M
Phil ephId, VIA CaE.Gef W l. IA anu - y HA
daily. except sunday 49, - .-...
Unuse Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and COrt
iandt sts Court brooklyn Annex station 1907
~ Fu,pst Brooklyn. Stallion Jersey CITY Immigrants
Tlcfef Ofcr. Caste Garden. -...,,
tn New 1faIfer Company ~ili caii or AMI cnSS
baggage frlm hotels and Residences - ,-oo,
CUAS. f. CH j. " MOOD,.
General Manager Oenerdi FasS't hBon~
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Dipl0rno Notires.

OFiIru Or IHE pFLAwAEE AND HuIsos { ANAL Co (
Nav YoRK. February 10. 1888
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
ONEIiALF u - FIR CENT on tie capital stock
~ THIS omplt VIZ be- paJ al The ofie. company
No u Cnr ttst, IN this city. and after Thursday
March -. i.8s
lnr tal.i.l irnks Will ha closed from the close Of
business to-day until hc morning Of Friday, March 10
by oFtaf VI The Board ~ Managers
JAMES a. HARTT. Treasurer.
I OCISViLLF, NEW ORLEANS & TENAS
~ HALFWAY CoMPANYs Fifst Mort GAGE Coupons
dno Ia AIrea. sSt val be pal ana w
L. 4. Watson 4 q, 80 = Exchange Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27

boston via FALL RIVER LINE:-Only. -
ID for nrsi class Inn led tickets deduction 10 rrw
rrrt Fau River and all other points. steamer Bills
TOT and PROV DENCE Leave per 2s n X 100
80 ur-,,-St ~ u m week only. SUNDAY tril~
vil b. resumed commencing Ap1 =, - nn'c o. NnneN
NJ f-o, no ,kl~r A. 30, Jers"y city r. AN Or
ca EXTRA On EACH SIEANEk Tickets anu stats
rooms secured A. principal transfer and ticket OnceS a.
Office on Pier % and sueamer
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finaneiaI.
TO WABASH B0NDH0LDERS.
On Lines East of the Mississippi River.


Bonhoders hereby Eotined Engraved Certificates
be obtained Central Trust Company New.
York exchange for wabash First and second Mortgage
Bonds or for tho temporary receipts heretofore issued
The stocx Exchange consented place the
above Engraved Certificates upon thu regular list
The Bank Note Company have not furnished Engraved
CerrIneates for tho CONSOLIDATED CONvERTiBLg.
THE - or 1879 and the FUNDED DEBT BONDS but
rs they further notice will be given
Nearly $50 300 OF about s23 900 900 have
assentsd to the plan AMI procssgs for its
under the agreement Will he prosecuted without delay
Pamphlets giving det Ais Of the reorganization may DO OBJ
tanned from tie Central Trust Co. 81 wallsi New York
T Tnns' II + a aGT; Purchasing
EDGAR T wKLLrs' Committee.
d. ID. ASHLEY.
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE
HENRY Il. McHARG, Bondhoid
THOS. T. ATKINS. Couu,t.,
FREDk " LAWRENCE
New York. Feb. %. sss.
NOTICE.
The second gage scrip and stock Of the
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY be issued 10 exchange for certificates
OF securities deposited plan OF rsorgsniza
Of THE BUFFALO. NETWORK AND PHfLA-
DELPHIA RAILROAD COMPANY, will he ready for
delivery on SATURDAY. MARCH ;.
Holders OF the certificates requested - present
early possible depoor.os BY wnsm they
were respectively Issued viz:
TIE BANK OF NEw.YoeK N p. A.. AZ wail-st. New
York. or
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE. TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY. y25.33l Chesnut.st.. Philadelphia
A. this will greatly facilitate tn, delivery Of the
curities
By order OF the committed
A. MARCUS
Secretary.
Fab ~
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SHORE RAILROAD.

w r. 2 z. Z II. r z %, Iessees
Train. leave Wes 42st station follows and 90 minutes
earls ar from foot nf lays, North River
aud Chira-n. 3 3SA in. $500. 'S:lJ D. m
At LAuls &c 10. >S.lj n N.
sTrac%ss Bnfsio RocHester tension Briga Niagar,
Fall, BIS s4.55 q. M. '1:bD - n
f-,ca ~ -a.5b nj N .G.pp alb n n.
KINGSTON. Saue-rte. Cttstu- ALBANY J4' ''iIo ';''
4 M. $500. g; :
Cransion's West Point, Cornwall Nsweurx - = -
N. ~ 10 SOD I'D. s A. p. H.,
aad si.nO {. "a C;ranstors Corn wall Ns~bnr<
For Montreal and f,Anatf Easi -6.9D D.
ASS a &c 90. s3:i5 Toronto
1855 nL iS:0l Is "A 49,.
Elegant sleepta tor Blfalo. Sa.9rt raw bSFo
Chic7gp AMI ~. Ioni-
.Daly fDay oxcont Other trains daily eyeant
Sunday n Teavs T.rssy nv = = 2 station, n l.2)
m % 10 "a: Hol,oxea We, Iairs sttt,ol. all 80 Il n
s3.J0 o m. =,
For tick timetables. parlor or sleeping cur 'cnonIpl
0r u-prnaO1 !ses. Brlo ;iYn. - " ~ l.
ingfnn..f. Fuirpn.~t. On-s toy Of FIoa =.
New Ynr. 7s1 81 BrIsfwar. l53' BHwr-. u
Pak Place Ant Vest saors station O,t % Neei tIi,t
a., a. - - y II G. F.. LAMBERT
6Vsndefblt-ava. General fAseheef Ae"n''
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6teambonis ano Railroads..

NEW-HAYEN steamers leave PecA-sllp
~ lTer rs h. n Al p. H. and ii y Sund4ys except
cd STEAMERS line for early Trans north snd cas-
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NOAEOLk. "a, and SOUTH -,
Lave VIZ penn r. 80 y. ParlOr cars ~ Balu
more thence palace st-amcs, ar.v a. old Point az
10 u. La, NCrfolk a II IL Y IOMfh -
Gent Pass. Agent 81 broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27

CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
= Newl0ft ana The FAST Express leaves Grand Cen
IN, sfa on A > a a. ! N Limited ENyrss ana a
new Expr,ss train ? except Sunday. FAST EA-
pr-ss II p ~. daily. Palace farlurca OF s'ecphs
finatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
NEW.YNRK. ONTARIO AID WESTERN

NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND YVES IEKN
~ KAIL"At. -Iiins ieA's nun iefIies d. West 4-o
and Jay > a fOiiOws .o r.. AHA
West f2i-si 90 a m. JaYs-, 30 A. NJ TOT MIG
dlptn~n, Faishure Montcelln Liberty walton D In.
Tt!ca Onofda. ETifin p9~"s"' H'"-''
bet roit Chicggn WalikiU valley points r., A..
W .od--f4 10 ID NJ az - Tor M4u-
dlcfown Flanviile waikiki Valley points 80, o..
West 4od-L, 6.25 o. Jay It, 10 p m: uat.
Midd -town Fasburg. Liberty Walton. Norwcn, pnsi'
Csvaco Susnens On RI DetrOi. Chicago - l"nt-
Duftt Sirrpcrs 70 Niagara Falls. Reclining ChA'F |1
free Rochester -. No. p-,.dxar
Time tables tickets &c. POI 3o7, 9i4 l,:-a BIoad
NJ Yo,h J T. ANDERSON, g. 7. A.,
N'" - ts Exchange Place, New YORK
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HOT SPRINGS, q. C.

Delightful yiner Ia n1fs inl ess1r-
THE FINEST BATHS IN AMERICA.
Hot Spring Waters Marble Pools and Porcelain TUBS
Vncxcclel In curative powers luxury fh5 7icIl
u attendance. - - -. -. ,,or--r
Now omen all the year Table every comfort
Eqns' 70 O''' NO''''-" A. C. JUDD. Manager.
TLANTIC CITY, y. j." SEA BRIG III
u - .nS pbodc Island ayes Full view %
Perfect sanitary arIang ements. Table unsuIpa sea
AN''N Mrs LEWIS REPP
- ARATOGA SPRIN IS. y. \.
- S-rt NC.S : = TIA Rum OPEN ALLTHE YEAR
Under tho are uhv ci n, ami equppe VITA
ali the best remedial appliances Turkish aud al hvrorat &c
baths foruis of ee tricy, &c FOR me ur
Of invrhs Ov"rTnri.'. OF Tor chatgt " ~ q
ma cbe.ri resort ocata M tv CT uate. and
with OF the STng Waters Particulars sent
application.
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NORWICH LINE.-FavoIite Inside Route.
~ Fares reduccd Boston g y orrs,nr - y ~
to All points Eas. Steamers CITY OF WON Isl Eit
CITY 6F BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRtNC tea.c r'e'
NAPE CHARLES ROUTE 10 OLD POINT
X COMNDET. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND
THE SOUTH - 49, , 49,. ,-r-,,,
YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK Il X VIII
Cortlanft and Deshrusscs follow
Week davs a m arriving al Ola Point Comfort p
Daily D. m arriving old Point Comfort n m Tickets
seats and sleeping berths any Ticket
~ srats and sleeping terihs Ticket
once Of me Pennsylvania Railroad Company
m w DUKKE- SUPP T. d COOK T., G. T. & T. A.
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Doaro au0 Rooms Uantco.

GENTLEMAN wishes TO find an agreeable
n home Tor his aau rhter ald himself with strictly
Iritr Hnercan family Please address, stating location
and terms e.. c., Ma i0hal PARK Bank
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS foot Of curtiandt and
Desbrosses follows:
a. u fUt Cata,aGguS and intermediate points
a. IN for Geneva. Lyons, Elmira i.0caeS er. Buffalo
and the West aud principal ncai ponts Chair car to
WukesbaFre.
D. IN Tor IUn2bannOcx and interaediste p3ints
Chair TuUkharnOcx Connection 70 IfadIng and
Harrisburg
40 D. m for PiusiOn and principal Intermediate
points Chair Pittston. -
90 o for Cnpay and intermediate points Con-
Reading and Harrisburg Chnr car 10 topay
90 .. N. Tor Geneva Lyons. Eimra ibch-ser buf-
falO ana the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
e:l5 D. m for f.aurays aud intermediate pnints-
Trains leaving at m. ! D. m. and 40 r. m. con
all points In MahanOy ana IIalictOn cl REGIONS
SUNDAY TRAINS.
uL tor Maucb Chunk. nAIietOn and Intermediate
points.
30 q. m. for copiay and intermediate points
so D. % tor Geneva, Lyons Eimifa. Rochester
Buffalo ard re West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Genera Eastern Onice 235 Broadway.
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Soar0 ano hooms.

VNO RENT pleasant rooms with private Oath
l and nrsi-cass boarI at 81 West 3sth.t
1DD-ST, 40 VI Eo Extra large beautl,
fully rnishs room: large closets, ruhhing hot anu
col exposure S"P'
Tor iabls table guests arcamlno iaiell
AZ EAST Ais rs f-Deslrable large sunny
FL front also single room excellent ,ao.e.
AHrH-ST., $50 WEST, between Broadway
30 and Gh.ave. large. nicely furnished sunny rson
rspA WEST 43D-ST. Rooms en- suite and
sbO sngly: a.. hes Ell; plumbing entirely new" ample
wafer supply; table gOoa
Brooklvn-
BOARD can be obtained by a gentleman or
IL " In family whore there are NJ other Doart
ers. loraton . 10 cNf and leI7s
terms no ieratc. Adlrsss 4. H.. TriDune JiGs
FURNISHED ROOMS to let with or without
1 boarf: uice square with al improve nants priv
ate family hone comforts convenlrHt ferries terms
moder1fo II Secon 81. near First place.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER Raj ROA n.
GREAT 20 k.rRA"k TRUNK LINE
an December q trans lezye

GRAND sFNTFfAL STATION.
IargesfeEh urst Passenger station In AmsTfcA
stopmpg Al New Uptown station m l3sth't ~ nstea-
.Sa m, Rochss'er real Express drawing room
Albany and also 10 Nsntrra sho ~
ESQ a NJ. FAMOUS CHICAGO WFSTIBCLtn LIN
anf .lcs9ing ears FOR Albany Uc1 Syra
RnchsStfr BuI.l0 IRE Cleveland ant Toedo Ar''
Chicago 900 ~. 'av.
iIO3Da ~. chicago txure.s for Niagara Fails Toronto
drawing room 20 Car sndaigua ald Rochester
fll30a M. We<jern New YORK and Northern i-1ptr'~
with DRAW ps-raOuc ir.
$50 n m Albany anil Utica special. with drawing
AbnY an Troy Connects at TroT Tor Sir<
togN on -aturlays only.
q D. M. Accommodation 10 Albany AMI Troy.
50 FlS Citca Cine mat anf St oui' fVpr"''
for NIAGARA Falls Buna0 Suspension Brlg- Toronto eve
lane. Cincinnati infilnsnO T. LOG!s Toledo Detr0t Al
ChicaZO. with scening and dining
f-S:so .. Montreal enf Canandaigua EInrr~s na'.
S-ep 70 PatisbuTz and Montreal VIA H0usns ton.
and via - Adams. aisG 70 syracuse anf ananfiigna 1I
m. ~pscial Size arrives sochester 30 m sur
fAio 9:35 "a n. ans Ciev~iaLd LES n m next 11y.
I" ll:3n Pas: Nigt Express 'Or Hschn.'sr bn1sn
Niagarz Ff TOroa' . fe-rlAnf ci1cnnat. lnMtnanOH
Lonis DETROIT art CtraS with Sleeping car. sleeping
70 Waert1vp va Utica daily exert >aturiay as U
Canandaigua sunday only.
Tror Corn~~,- vim In. trains for the West
Tor arltoga Lac George AMI ior the N"rti except
fcs-f- ana space TN drawing asf s-epng ears 81
- Park Place Pisr 81 West 25hs It and ~
tsfion New-Yoik a23 Washiugts1 and 7SO rnlVpn
sis. BROOKLYN. ant 70 an 81, WILLIAMSBURG ,,.,.
Westco Express calls for and checks baggass from
Rua daily: others day eIcspt SUNDAY tsioo at 55tI
st. station n tax. up passeneers ior Ent and West
j. M. row EY. HENRY MpNETT
General SuIorl fendent. G.rcrl Passenger Agest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27

BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. and EA5I,
ID Via STOAINGTOh LINE
InsIie Route At lowest Rates
FteampIs leave pier 80 n. T., one block above
cssAl g.. at 5.0s o. daily eIceps SsadAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27


IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40l. 81,
! .ii-ry Place cha Street AMI I'D Street ferres
N.wYork; yBI $40 Fuion-,~. Brooklyni luf Bro"
way Villa NswarS ani fton St. hobo
ke1 ~ Mrnt-o merry ST.. an NewSt1toh Jersey CIV;
berr Tickets ami Pr or Car reservations AMI
rsr~fer OF baggage can Dc QUA neL
Fxures. trains 23ist minutes ter N ~ tns SHOWN
team en- am ,srst: train. 10 minutes earlier
m Puliu an Bln1t IRA v
Co ch from .urneilsF 10 u CinonuatL
"ChicarO ant ST. LOUIS Lin.tei. -ond II
81 D-v AMI Bnset orepnG caches 10 bnhaIa
Niasart Fails CORY. "eavilie. cincinnati. Chicago And
ct Louis. 40 charge for fa.f the. -
(2}d-S- - } IS m. sDndaysl-f'ochestet LIZ
pres. Pull nan sleeping ColchsA - -, A.. s,.,.,.
CoIches Binghamtpn Ovrgo. FL nirI. Buffalo j. nes-
town YorusstOSn. CInc!aBafi and chioa<s 49,
Rutherford ani Pas,ac-4 - T. 800 lO5 a m. noon
Las . 3 So 40 $40 ssh. $50 $40 $50. 7Jo y lD'O
pm; l2niEht . Rutherfrri $50 n. 30 !. m;
TO Pas,ac o m. D. m. Snndly~ 441 $50 40 ~ m
l2na , T. $40 100. q. 10 80 m. IL night -.
Patsrson-44o Z 100. q 1870 M; l. noon l:tb $50
$50 T. 4 80 44l & 5:lt $3.50. So" $40 $50 7'9 3
1880 il 81 p. M. Y Night IA days 445. $50, 1000
an IL noon: 3 ;. 6. 30 73D. lOl ll.O NJ: mig -
Newark an Patorsi1 N-Har - Is. $50. $40 1000
p m. l2nght .undrs : m: $50 60 7s 20. m
S 40 $50 7.3O 8 1879 D. n; II nIgiL ALSO % Ridge
wood 80 n; 80 20 M na,rm ~ - o =; ~
NcvGlrg All C-rnvli-751 n. $50, 40. BOO $50
n ~ SUNDAYS S:gOa m. 2. p m.
Warvck-W~cy LAYS. q u 20 4. 40 p. m 80 ,, %,
90 aeu-445 $50 o. iO30h n: 800 4. $50. 745, LEU
Miadlsown "A RI Iervis-4.s5 80 9. 10 80 a ~; $50
$50 :. 10. ll3) D. sunday 4io' SD 10 80 l. M
Eypr.ss train, r5 tho West arrive n NevYork at755
10 SIS aHd 1898 p. m. ,.o.,-D
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GsYrr, Manager Genera Pas-sl Azcnt