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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-05

Then Howe reformed his shattered ranks with
ev'ry Iuan hero
And Clint MS vetrans bold and fierce and cruel
as Old Zero,
With bayoDets fixed. at Gouble-quick, In geld
laced regimentals.
Charged once again the breastworks OF those
"homespun'' Continentals.
And when they won the last redoubt brave
Prescott's voice rang louder
Club each your musket! Beat them back my
men, we're out of powder J"
But what availed their reckless stand their
leaders frenZied calling,
When thick as autumn leaves in storm the dead
were round them falling.
When shrieks and groans filled all the air late
blythe with reapeTs singing
And sunny slopes where farmer lads their scythes
were gaily swinging,
But yester morn, with Freedoms slain to-day
were covered over.
And ruby-tInteo blood drops gemmed the green
leaves of the clover.
But not till Hopes dim waning stars pale arc
OF promise faded,
They fed as Nights ensabled plumes their path
of peril shaded.
They fed. but they were victors still, for thrice
their loss lay sleeping
Deaths pulseless sleep where requiem runes the
wind-harp's elves were weeping.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-05

IT'S the birthday of Columbia, day OF joyous
greeting,
\ day enshrined in ev'ry heart its happiness
completing:
We come, her children, bearing gifts of duty
and of honor
To shower our wealth of praise and love as
fairest flowers upon her.
o, ring the bells! Play, bugles, play And flags
wave your devotioni
Until the joyous news is borne from ocean unto
ocean,
Til eyry patriots breast is stirred with feelings
true and tender,
The noblest that chivalric man did ere to hero
render
And tell the oft-told tale again that Youth to
Age shall listen,
And young hearts glow with loyal fire and old
eyes CLINT and glisten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
IN HoyOR OF JUDGE JOSEPH NELSON
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED by THE BAR ASSOCIATION


REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED by THE BAR ASSOCIATION
OF BROOKLYN.
The committee Of tho Brooklyn Bar Association,
which was appointed draw up set OF resolutions
expressing the regret OF the association at the death
of Judge Nelson, yesterday presented the following
resolutions:
The banner death again casts It, dark shadow over
Us and We meet d. homage 10 the hnsTOus
dead-Judse Nelson Chief Judge OF the City Court W
Brooklyn He was a man kindly instincts lawyer
faithful TO the interests OF his clients judge sensible OF
his great rcsp0ni bes, cOnsc en- ous and aitu IN he
dsch,rge OF his duties. Will trusting In his Judgment
We could conadcn Il rely upon the Kindness Of his heart
Though proud OF his office he forgot his associates
on thu bench His regard for their ud ciai ability and
fidelity 10 duty expressed IN terms OF earnest we'll
balanced praise testihes his unselhshn'ss These
memories Justify sorIow.
Resolved, That the foregoing remarks expressive
though bly, OF our regard decreased be presented
10 the court over which he ably presided, VITA re-
Quest tn they be entered upon the minutes and ha1
CODY gu aby engrossed and certified by the clerk be
forwarded to the family Of the deceased
judge Reynolds presided al the meeting, anu VIII
lam L. Hurd, chairman Of the committee, presented
and read the resolutions, which were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
PULPIT AND PEW.

MOVEMENTS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT-DO-
INGS OF THE CHURCHES.
IL there any who Imagine that Bishop Arthur
Cleveland Coke Of Buffalo, Is failing in his mental
powers on account Of old age, they will do we'll to
read spiensd piece of controversial invectiye con
tributed by him to the last number of The Inde-
pendent" 1t Is an open letter to Bishop Chatard, Of
indianapolis, the JesJlts, to whom, as Is well
known, Bishop Coke Is strongly opposed. he Is to
appear before committee OF Congress to oppose the
charerng of the proposed Jesuit University, and he
says that he viii not bring forward single Protestant
opinion or testimony against the Order Of Jesus but
will conne himself that of Popes, Catholic doctors
of theology, Catholic universities, and eminent Roman
Catholics IN all parts of the world By such Roman
Catholic testimony no poets provo that tho society
IS conspiracy against freedom. against law, ana
against the moral foundations of society ITSELF and
that # has been expelled from every Roman Catholic
country. In the opinion Of many even Professionals,
Catholic Church
Professor Shields of Princeton. contributes a re-
marFable article to " The Churchman' on The HIS
torlc EpIscopate in Relation to Church Unity The
object Of The article Is show that the Presbyterian
ard Episcopal Churches may reach basis OF unity
around the idea Of the historic Epscopate, although
each church may continue to hold different vic" as
to the and the Of the historic epscoPatc
and may retain It's present ecclesiastical organza
lion. As beginning Professor Shields suggests thas
sending missionaries foreign lands who shall DO
Eplscopay and Preshyieriaily ordained Such mis- :
slOnartes, he thinks would 90 forth with double an
thorty and the fact that they were so sent out,
would In time react tavorably on the Churches al
hone.
A census Of the Salvation Array meetings in London
has Just been taken and tho attendance IS found not
10 aggregate over 5000 This seFrns TO name II EVIL
dent that the power OF the Army Is waning
Mr. Moody5 meetings in Louisville seem TO have
been remarkably successful and he has qnickened The
" hole reug ious life OF the city.
training school for young men who VIII give the'r
lives TO work among the coor-d people, has Just been
opened I'm Baltimore. under the % the Rev John
sIattery Roman CarhOlle priest Tho bishops OF
Wilmington. Naichez, Richmond and heelinS, AIch-
bishop Ryan and Cardinal Gibbons approve oI lhe
project
Everything IS over between Mr.. Sturgeon and inc
nap,st Union and both parties to he glad of It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
TITO NEW AYrLSALOOy BILLS.

~ PASSED, THEY WILL GREATLY CUT DOWN THE
hours FOR KEEPING OPEN
The two bills adopted by the Executive Committee VI
che State Repuhlcau Antisalocn League at It's meeting
ON Thursday were Friday 70 Assembymen r!ate
Parsons ana Curtis, officers Of the League one
of these bills provided OF the Mandanus Act
the other 10 restrict sale OF intoxicating liquors. Inns
second measure linn number OF liquor shops 70 one
for every 1--WE red nIab Laats and makes IL UNLAWFUL
To sell intoxicating throughout the state between
10 D. n ON Saturday and q On Monday, and Dei"een
10 o'clock at gh, and the morning durlng week DAYS
Both these bills unanimously adopted by the mem
he's NJ the committee present the meeting Coiohe Ia
car p Hill Commissioner Charles y. Taintor, Col0ne
Alexander & Bacon Edgar Kctchum Henry Parsons John
7 Nrtch.u c. g. Balch, Secretary Moss, Of the state
rcav,,e the Rev. II. Goodel Dr.. Samuel s. Guy,
Y Astlev Atkins, W. Hartman and Hugh McDougalL
rxJuare Noah Davis not present but nc tndorSed
the n,ooosed Laws The AssembIymen having the bills
IN charge have the privilege of pressing them or HOT S
,hax ae.n, hast circular viii also be sent 70 each
member OF the Legislature urging him to take heh
ground on the tempe question The committee aso
f,yar the enactment OF the Patt Constitutional amend
meut and the Curtis Local Option bill tbs provisions
q, which II asks TO have extended 70 cities towns ana
villages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
THE PEYROLEUM MIRKEE

NEWS PROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude ,nars yesterday ofea
oiai shraGk nsl sniheat hgurs
TisoTe from the pesr0eau country. te
Selage we'll putting STEADY yield o; ssat nine barrels
raod from fifteen cent. nat and tho
Of The yosteray lower than day
The only steady ami closed AZ So
After the there increase tn Sus
Exchange bat the nrmer AMI
the close s97. in Brad
fort I'd Pttsburg
The range prices total dstngsM the colsou
dated Erchang, fslisrs
Opsning ~ q Lo~est 90
u. 49, --
Refined oil a. gallon. Abe is~
al all ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW-JERSEI
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Tabe OF December g. 1887.

FOOT OF STREET, NORTH XIV
Time Table OF December 8, 1887
For PHILADE i.PHi A ana Itll-N 4ON, Bound BROOK
Route" at 4. 80, 9, IL 30 3, 4, $50, 80, II
?. m. SUNDAYS At 4. 8 As a N 30 l2 N
Trains leaving at 4, 30 IL N, ! so, a. 30.
80 ~ D. eOnaection for Reading. Harrisburg.
Pottsvis, for EAstDn. Bethlehem Allentown.
Nsach Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg eta On sunday TO-
Easton.
7 and 80 a. m for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem
80 a M for Femington, High Bridge Branch Eas-
ton, BE thlehem, Allentown Msuch Chunk Wnkes6arre
Scran ton, Reading, Harrisburg PoJtsyule. fAmaquAs
SbamOkin Sunbury. Lewisburg, VIII amsport
/ p u for Remington EastOn BetnIeheR, AAeaSown.
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc
as D. III. Elson. bethlehem, Allentown, Aauch
Chunk Wlxesbarrc, Scranton. IamaQua, Sham0kin.
80 y. Fle.angton, IiigA Bridge br.hen. EAs-
tor. Bethlehen Allentown, Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
90 and 8 80 D. m. for Somervtlle and Pennington.
s45 D. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk etc ON Sundays n 80 m a. o,-
90, 5 Is, IL 10 = 10, 90, 80, o 10 p m
sundays, :oo 90 for Red Bank Lons BI zach A.
Park Grove, except Sundlys Point PleasAnL
4 sa5s m, 1 90, 4 80 p. N. Tor LAKEWOOD, iona
River Parlor Cars AZ Loo and 80 p. m 49,
/ a. II. for ATLANTIC ClIY, Nlaelands
Erdgeton. Parlor Cars AZ l p
80, rs p. Sundays 90. a. M for Perth Amtoy.
4, sl5 II 1s a. M 20 D. n for Aonnouth beachs
Seabr ghL Highland Beach
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TINY LEFT TIE STOVE COVER OFF

"a. ueu w.at TO sleep cabin Of tho schooner Tu'
nj Pier NJ. % East RIVER Friday Night Leaving He
cover on a stove which coal Are was oarahg ie''"y
morning They the ee cts OF the coal gas "on
had esransd from the the higaL Areh uraFr'
IN. cook was 30 Ill aat sent hun to te Chan
street Hospital. Levy shield Francis Ball Ei warn SINH
Daniel whitDy aud Charles sheldon Ali saors gov 90
aubula ace surgeons OUTFIT
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LLOYD $. 8. co.
Japan CHINA
ncc1nrNrAI. AND ORIENTAL

j AFAN-OHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san francisco f0ilOws: -
e.N pS3T0 tuesday, March -
e eSE ,HPPHO tuesday April 3.
~, 80" saturday, April d
u TEfS Saturday May T.
superbly Acknowledgment Accommodations
ons can made by letter or telegraph 20 ana
cabn plans 2e7 Broadway New YORK or ioh 80
Railroad Building san tra0ci sco r, ,,....
II IL GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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rsx. ,sve " Ensas gs osss, e Or mon
Ser fVrtrsts Of ccers Of the l2fh Mllcd IN battle
and having commands u~sisr nrs IN tas MsIiean ar
And the l,Se war with numerous battle paintings e
being painted Tor the 1eths Armory by the Vla
Guard Association The Advance Into srgms ss 81
Nv Edwin Farbss and aCuster,s Last Battle by II
ders. OF Virginia two nns paintings; are already ~ y,
the the 10Th. niled az the stormng Of Chapultepec
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

EAlLh l.-lralus scdFe HtlkeS !" -
and Jay as foilows 49,.
west 42d-st. go a Jayst 30 a. m, for NJ d
detown, Ealsburg Monticello Liberty. Walton Dslai'
Norwich. Uuca. Rome, Oneida Fulton Osvego, Bufalos
Detroit Chicago. Waikiki valley points ,,,.
. West 42dSr, 10 y N. Jay St. 90 p m' tof si'o
West 42ds., ea5 n Jay,se; 9 10 p m; daily ,os
Osvego Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago, ST Louis
BUFFET sleepers Niagara Falls. Reciining Chair Cs
free 10 Rochester
PuVan ssep ng-car befths reserved at 307 BroaaHay
Time tables tickets &c, 207 3o7, ga 1925 Broad
way 1877 on-aye 1874 East 125h-st, 264 West le5sh
New-York j. e. ANDERSON, 6. p A.,
Is Exchange Place, New YORK
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otate bonds were neglected.

rstste bonds neglected. l here We'e Il"
transa actions in City bank stocks. ,.s.a
The business IN railway bonds was Iiui's
but prices generally were frm Chesapeake ana
Ohio currency Go. however. were weak ana ~ I.
clined To 20 West Shore As were la deih''hu S
Oh aud 90 20 and St Louis, Arkansas ''I4
Texas Irsts were active at lO2 IL ana iV- "a
Erie second 6s were without sale ana quole1t
81 l-2a9s l-2. We refer TO our fun report Vi
transactions In bonds. Gil
ed securities dealt in at IN, otV oaH
Exchange, cotton seed oil certificates sou ''0V'
at 81. II
Money was nominal at 2 per cent Tor Gan
loans.
RLPORTS RECEIVED FROM WILMINGTON.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day wers S365.4S2, and tine internal reyenuo
receipts were s. 500. The United states reas
ury received Sisi.O0O National bank notes TOT re-
demDton, and the receipts for the week "eie 10
70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

w y. Y. @ q II X II. co, IeSsseN
Trains West 42 station follows and 20 mnutM
EAR from foot Of Jay e.. North River.
Detrsit and Chcayn 80 5sa ~, 300. 's;l3 p. m
Lsuis 3 90 -s:l5 m
syracuse Burao Encaestsr susDsnsou Bridge Niagara
1S,ls BIS '9:55 m. -sDs, 'Sl5 n m
Utica. Bis 20 S. dll.30 N 800. .slo D n
Kingston ssnrcrts. c,sxt. Albany. SD IT'D '''ss
ell so q. m. sa no. ss-es ~s:l3p N
era ,sfena West Point Cornwall Sewourx 'Sl5 TIA
<8Ba, lois al lao 400 4 10 y % SID SAD NJ
and 900 n m. Cranston'A Cornwall. Nsvourg
For Montreal and Canada East, 90 > ~ r.-..
HsmitOn, London. .q;55 500, SID N i"ons%
1885 a NJ. t8e0. - Is y. %. al. n.,...
Elegant slespng TOE BnrAio NiAzsra Faua pseros
Chicago and 81 Louis ,.u~ $1,000.
.Dsily 'Dsiv ercept SATURDAY Other trNas as st "a
a ss4op m. HObsksa West shors StAtlaa aii ~ = !"
For ticket. psrtor sespn< car
tons Information. tDviY at nce' scoeSTn - wes
1nxton.st 30 Fuitsnst Annex Ohca ost OF fatoo-s -
New York City-s63 7s5. 9t2 Broafwar Lbs Bow.r. -
and West shore st7tiou- 700, %, <ase
foot y Jsv- 1T. Y. X. " Ia Ab
q yanfsrpilt-ave. Generzl Passenger AEcns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
GAINS AND LOSSES OF THE BANKS.
Saturday, Feb. LIP NJ

Sdtlll day, req. III. M
By the operations of the Sub-lrcasury in the
week ended Friday evening the banks lost
se695,92o Assuming, as did, that the bank
statement for the week ended February gave
the average cash for that week at an approximate
of the actual sum held at the close Of the week,
to-day's statement OF averages for the week IN
reporting n loss of only s., IS, 700 in cash re-
fleets an interior movement to and from the clty',
lelviIg no material balance on either side, and
indicates that the actual holding at the close OF
business Friday evening was about 100000 less
than the figures OF the statement. The loans
were expanded 50, 500 700, so that the reported
increase of sII43, 200 in deposits is nearer than
usual to the differences which the other changes
call for The statement results in reduction
~ s245i 500 in the surplus reserve and leaves
il at s2OI43,275 against SIS 600, 600 February
-, 1887.
of February and February IL:
f Feb n ses F .ss y 1 aSS Inc Ps ss7e
.1 ose, ~ s44s1sOO s2e76.O0O Dee !. AZ 9o9
Les: 81 ss sSS sSsSSsSG PSe
C,rcuiation..... 76I47OO 1880 Dec 2l.Soo
The following SHOWS she RELATION between the
total reserve and the total deposits at tho resp'c'-
i've dates:
Legai lenders. 3i.J'6.oeo 3&669OOo Dec 7lhoOo
Total reserve sIIssIO7OO slIs6i5Ooo Der s2l66'7oo
ssst deposits ss2l5.s.5 e6.0ol.725 Inc. 2s5soo
surpus...... So. 594775 s2Ol4i275 Dec s9.45l.6oo
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. So, 6S5,532 balances
10 O54 636 For the week Excnanges,
$3.50 10, 53S balances, S29 794, 1873
Tne nuu- ressury was debtor at the Clearing
House $34 1888.
THE RECORD OF SMALL SALES BROktN
The Stock Exchange to-day broke the record
on a small business The sales Of stocks aggte-
gated only 2s,072 shares; out 40
needs 10 be understood that this was
a Saturday haf-hoday and that inc
business was confined within hundred ana
twenty minutes SO that there were 24l e-iOth
share traded IN to the minute Ii the whole Dus,
mess had full commissions both sides IL wouIu
have amounted only 10 d revenue Tor vi tne MIL
bers OF the board of S1,243. The dAlS oniCc
expenses OF the members probably aSsresate
81 90 900. And yet brokers continue 10 pay /"
monthly subscription for news and rumoIs IL
gested, reparcd. and served up IN manner
we'll calculated TO drive business away from their
Offices Ii is needless TO say that the market was
duIl and that fluctuations narrow. a spec
iaI drive was made at Milwaukee, Lake Shore
and Western preferred and with sales OF oVo
shares It's price was marked of from w IL "
~ a 81 Ia One hundred shares OF buriihg,on
and Quincy sold NJ / 20 IL. The market WIS
without feature: dealings and fluctuations VIZ
Insignificant and the closing brought feneI Ai'i'
two wcarisome hours OF anxiety. -
TIE DEALINGS N BONDS. -.
Government bonds were dull and SleAuJ Nv
quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
CUNARD LINE.

NEW-yORK 10 LlVERpOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
-, Pier F1,n5 40 e NcT ., ~ Ri ysrpv,cr
FTRrRIA saturday. Feb ls 20 m
T-MPRiA SATURDAY, March D. 80 q m
AURANIA SATURDAY Narch 10 3SV p. ~
steefage tickets and all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight and passage apply 70 the conn.,
many, Office. Rowling Green New-York
VERNON II. BROWN & CO., General Agents
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NrORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD S.. co.

N rHORI ROUTE TO LON
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers san from pier foot 2d-st; Hoooken
FAST EX PRESS STEAMERS
rahn Wed Feb 1871 20 4 Elder sat, Feb %, p. m.
Werra 80 nnsag-. Wed, Feb. % 7 A. m
Fms We'd Fob 90. D. m Fulda, Sat- Mch. 3 30 o m
ri rst Cabin as and upward berth, according 70 10
Cabin $50 berth steerage NJ lowest rates.
nEI.RICua q Co. No. 2 BOwli nG Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
Ire 6reoss.

A FACT.-Horton Ice Cream In made from
N puFe cres Hersons Pstcss eapcr.Frosen Bricks ee
ice Cream kcr kestemaHta CAsrchsa Festivals D. VIII
hard hour Country orders promptly nsd Degets-
NewYork and A53 Fulton-sl Rrooklya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

xsur aud onsAAn POI esntA. o3os2
~ ~
In London British consos were I-is easier at
l02 Ole and 02 8-s respectively for money and
Irregular closing generally firm. AT time Of
Clark Dodge x Co Of New York, in conjunction
with E. W. Clark & CO.. of Philadelphia, offer
by subscription at e5 per cent 300 Norfolk
and Western K L. Co, first uortgage IS 20 year
g"id bonds. Clineh Valley division, due 957.
interest payable March l and September l. The
bonds are secured by first mortgage on the Clnch
Valley division and equipment Of the cash val
ne OF 100000. The gross earnings OF the company
Tor the year 1887 increased 81 1-2 per cent
over the year 1856 and the surplus, after deduct
ing all charges WAS s635,456. Subscription books
open February IS, and close on or before Feb
rusry g. A simultaneous issue OF these bonds
VIII be made IN London through Mcssrs- VIVIAN,
Gray & Co.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw-YoRK.
Drv rosis ----.--- s34s4s7o So l6e.2ss s363a. s2s
General nerchandise---- S.43372o 64T.206 59Oo7v'
rT TSa isT Essa ssa s
Total since Jan L. s75 225 5l4ois42 $50 s25.o73
IMroKTs OF SPECIE NETWORK.
Ps.'i.a.iy reported iassass $3.50 s6sSs:
T.tai s,ne. Ian L. si.ssl.s4l $3.50. s9 sass.7l7
EXPORTS OF sPxcIE FROM NETWORK.
rSs ,sS T,en s ssass soG
fetal since Jan. L.. s5.ieisO7 s2227564 s27s072l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
STEAMBOATS, auh Railroads.

BOSTON via FALL RIVER LlNE:--only 20
ID for rrst-class limited tickets HSed1ctlon " rDTS
mort Fall River aud all other points steanerr f.ho
TOI and PROVIDENCE Leave Per 70 n, AZ Igvs
viii b. resumed commencing April l. Connection by AnnyN
boat rom Brookvn al 80, Jersey City m AN Or
IIFSYRA on EACH , rEAM Err Tickets and state
rooms secured az principal transfer and ticket ofees ~
ONCE ON Pier % and on steamer
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LITTLE DONE IN STOCKS.
DULL EVEN FOB A HALF-HOLLDAK
THE FLUCTUATIONS WERE SMALL AND
THE CLOSING STEADY.


sALEs AT THE STOCK ExCHASaE-FEa IL
THE GENERAL LIST
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pssa,mbsuts ame HaiIrcu6s.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i on ana sftsr YEnn AIRY 9, 1888.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

PENNSYLVANIA kA!LhOAD.,
AVN IN rS sHSSR . TSSsf MI EIS .ouru
Train: e:s: ss.,y ,ss, vie ns'S0'''' and cor'ns
sSs md sls West with Pullman P,ae.
e.. s a. Ss,ss % Lana =. n Dn d. sd Sfs
wiIasmsposS iocs Haven: 90 I. a, . n CORY .sa
~: a. Carr ass &c 81 Ssss. '' n
For Ss:.sx. 90 10 = :aa ns
s sa9 ad ~ 90 T sunds og 'as IS 90 o 10 90
Ba!siSc,s @..slas.ea .as * sSat ga S.sS.ns
ays S w :, n.ass % "a daily = Al:
sss e 90 g and 80 % ": "a
F Fs % A'sys s1 rS, S Ss
Long siaaeA, Bay Hs.a Junction .na ntermsd.s 81.
$40 ana D N. oo Sunday, . IS a m ana . n.
70. g 81 Il ;D 20 = s:ss5h e s..rs
se. s:' d ns ps * AIMEE ssss sssa... with all ous.
sas :, ct e sSo I sSsns speedy and direct
.;': s ss r s1S% was..sdn so o md
ga $50 a. m. -. e 90 80 g. . 20
50 ana q q s aaAs FROM p Phlisd "a So
i g 40 sS % 80 s!so 70 g 4 e.
s'as.' '9 e Soc 20 o. a. 20 10 r. af'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NewYcr via Desbosses ana cOrs
laadt Street Ferries, fClows:
20 10 D. O. D. chicago Liza ed and TO- Wsshingt
LAM ted, Dining Cars and IL N. ?. 30, 4, 30
9, 9. 2, and D. and IL LIS night AeeOmn0oa-
ton, 80 and IL 10 . 40 and v. m Sundays
Express rs, % Liml ted aud 10 N 4. 20, 5.
rrSss leaving Se%-fga daHy. s.ssgs Sur snpqsy; ats,
g. AIa on suadass eoaaec, Trenton Tor camden
Returning trains Broad Street station, Pb-4elh.
is 20, e6, Z 20. sSS, SO, Z 80, $40
80, 40. IL and II Is m. LlnI ted Express, with
R q ca e. i. 'Pa 4 so sas y AZ go sa 800
IL :o1 20 :O5. 40, 5:35. 30. 40 ~. u 40.
80 a SO Limited. 5:2s. 30. IL and 10 p
Leave Phiadeipha, VIA Candies, oo a. and 80 y m
daily, except Sunday.
Ticket Oniees, e4D. AIS and ga broadway. Astor
House. Battery Place and Zoos Of Desbrosses ana COrt
landt COurtst, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
Fuloon Brooklyn Jersey City immigrant
Ticket Office, Castle Garden.
The New York Transer Company will call for and checs
baggage from hotels anc residences
CHAS. e. p, GIL j. r WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
7 EUIGa VALLEY RAILROAD.

DUSTON, PROVIDENCE. and EAST,
- VIA srON NOTION LINE
lnsa N Route ~ Lowest hA1dsL 49, .-.
s,s.,ne,. isa,e NV pier 30 n. Il. ono block sDoSs
Canal st. at 500 p L. daay, except Sunday