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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
prrfGJOUS NOTE AND COMMENT.
WHAT CHURCHES AND CHURCHMEN AXE
DOING

=, aTbo Nineteenth Century" Professor Hnxiey
-. .. ,ash tbrae dirpItarles OF the English Church.
WIN have recently gone out of their way 10 hNd
,uodus ,ivendi for the Church and ATHEISM. III 'ne
ornon OF the Professor there IS no place In the world
Of truth for thcnl both and it is Idle to seek any
compromise between them
"Thc Christion Advocate comes out edl'onaliy
AGAINST evansest,c work done outside OF the regular
church agencies.
The annual meeting of the Episcopal Guild CT the
Iron Cross has just been held ia Philadelphia Among
it. o. .ects the following
l. 10 make friends with your clergyman and talk
freely to him about all your Interests
. To go To church once every Sunday and on one
night In the werk. II possible
g. seek for proper instructions As to the Christian
faith and sacranents.
d. To ask Tor instructions and help when IN any
donht dihicult!. .,,
and to receive Holy Communion once month.
The odium theo.ogcum Is much stronger in Canada
than ia This country. Recently cergyman OF the
church Of ing and -poke thus Of MtthodiSm:
Rising above their miserable system Of chcane
and spiritual denson many Mcthodlsts have reached
a commend4ble degree OF pety. but a system have
40 hesitation in saying thai rom the class meeting
upward MethOdiSm IS thu synonym nc Tor all that Is
tricky IN religion aud morals.
The Episcopal Club, which has just been organized
"a announced q" Is to be the cultivation of better
acquaintance among the ChuIchmen Of the diocese Of
Massachusetts aud increased interest In the ralig
ious moral and cdncatoua work of the Church The
membership IS TO be limited to $50 and any baptized
Iayman who Is a regular attendant and supporter Of
the Church. and who shall be acceptable the council
as eligble. The officers TO be president two
vice presidents secretary treasurer ard
five committee OF five members. Tho annual assess
men + to be SO payable In advance The dinners are
to le four in number each year and without charge
10 members.
An Episcopal paper called TIL, Michigan Church
man. has just been started IL Detroit The Rev. G.
Mott Williams is the editor and Il will be published
weekly.
The average salaries OF the mInl te Of the Southern
Pre- sby e.lan Church is 500 year.
The Prcstyiery Of Cincinnati, has adopted almost
unanimously long paper favorng the establishment
Of separate white ana cololed presbyteres and synods
COZ mug the same fe rii0ry. II this principle IS
adopted b} the Presbyterian Church North g'noi ally
Il W.. make the proposed union between the two
branches OF the Church much easier
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JAA Asl ID, 1858
GRAND TRI . Il LlNE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York, Via DeSofo'ses and O0fuahi'
HARRISBURG Ptts61e and the West Pullman Palace
S Sor. r ma cScsrS % ea Of b %
and Sleeping vsI5euled C9s AZ S n cSry i
Ee az nrs a SSI1 'be r. R S4r tut
For For l Noown ~ rheni sye fosoo%n and Rng
only, 5 700 p n. Sundays is and 10 90 u.
ton Express OF pullman Paror Cars aud pennsyi anls
rive washington 90 ,. m All daily, 40 p M. srriy.
m1ShIs 200 90 80 and 90 S' 2.. and Is rs 49, night
Sunday 81 AMI zoo 'I m, 50 aud 90 p NJ, and
For Atl5nIie City, p days Cthroaga Pellor car.
For Ca May. II 10 d. II "eeA7dAys Saturdays on4J'
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
tons via Pathway and A%soy 40 m m and y ooJn,
do 1ot stop a. Asbury Par.I. ,..,~,.''.-
Norfolk Railroad, ?. every day via Baltimore aus
Bay Line RI so Annex egnect with ali through
trains at jersey Cry. afoIdins speedy AID direct
Trains arrive from rlItsOurg. 10, s. II 80 and
81 daily 5Som w s a aSd bs so %
and 10 IS p NJ Sunday, 6 20 o % a NJ. 3 % 30,
92o and 10 80 M ts,m rsa o p1a 10 90 %
ii 30 ~ % .. ) 20. so, $50, 80, 20, I,
s3os,y % 30 20, so 90 ;o5 ii IS, ii Sc
~ 90 $50. 'o5, 20. s'35. 10 IS " n
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains trains sec s Gi va Aa '0''
q 20 o. >, o. o. ted and 10 Washington
Lm.ted Dining CsTsl and II a. m, l. ,, 90 1, 20.
Z. g :. ana . \. NJ and u Is nj ght. AeeoRfDodl-
lion 30 and II 10 a 40 and p Sunday
Txr,re.s Is, - LIN cdl and 10 = I. 90 81
q 7 : and Q p n ard IL Is night
T 70 and ioH N.Y. osS sTS s sS 70 NJ. aud
p m. SUNDAYS. connect az Trenton for csmdea
Returning, raiis DrOaa street station, Ph@l ~.
u q. 70, ! o5, : 40 IS, 8 80, : 80, 500
80, -, II and II rs m. Limited Express with
Dining ta-. II ana 80 M Il 40, 30. 20, L.,
5, 6. 3D. - $ 10 and $3.50 D NJ. "a sunday
- Oi. 20, 05 40, :3j, 30. 0 40 n ~ II 43s
3 so (45O Iimited. ) :2s IS ~ and : IL p m
Leave Phil de lphis. VIA Camden. % AMI ID
dafy. except SUNDAY.
Tlcket offices, s4y AS and 9ii Broadway. 1 Astor
Battary and foot % DssbFosses and COrt
landt COurtst, and BROOKLYN Annex station. fooe
OF Fuiton-st Rronklyn Statoa jersey CITY, Immigrant
Ticker Onice. Castle Garden
Tn New Transfer Company Will call iof anl cheek
bargacr FROM hotels and residences
lHAS l. Oh. J. Y WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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STOPPING WORK on TIE CHICAGO

The order Whitney al progress
IN the Chicago tle Navy Yari created
the officers the preln tie sparriRg OF the
isd been ana other oil her for
grsss The seoretarys order stop all work upon
until her ornament reatY Captain Mon gom~ry
Cei o. Bureau OF Ordnance bas % The sub
Tee OF the House Appropriation the deficiency
esmStes for completing the armament oi the Chicago
t-ha ad Bosou are s26l !6l The 0-Inai estimates
sS",o0" but aireaiy nesry double amount
s1pcsie aud the az Tie Chicago has hard been
'oached No Regular w be pat upoa aAtn this
Armament Is I'm shed
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BUSINESS oF THHEE YEAR
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY FOR SATURDAY.

UNUSUAL ACTIVITY FOR SATURDAY.
For Saturday half-holiday the stock market
to-day unusually active. In the two hours
Of business the recorded transactions amounted
to 127472 shares The business was well dis
trbuted, and prices were strong without booming
prOpensitles. Delaware LaclSawanna and West
crn, Delaware and Hudson and Northwestern were
noticeably in demand at steadily advancing prices
Norfolk and Western preferred stock rose | per
cent to As 3-s with only moderate transactions
Missouri Pacific which last Tuesday The Times
consigned to the dogs at 30, rose to and closed
at 81 and Manhattan sold Il 90 at 90 l-2 against
81 IL last Tuesday. The trunk lines generally
were dull and only firm at quotations. Western
Union was quiet, but the demand was sufficient
to advance its price IL per cent. Even Missouri.
Kansas and Texas stock advanced rs to 3 aPd
closed at / Z rs. OF course the coterIng Of room
traders shorts had something to do with the
days activity and advances but thcy-the room
" bears were only yielding to the force Of con
dltOns which after long slumber are Just be-
ginning to exert themselves. The market closed
strong and promising.
FEATURES OF TILE FOND MARKET.
Government bonds were lull and firm at I'M
changed quotations follows:
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A Revolution in Fuel.
ME. ERAsTUs WIMAN respectrully

ME-. ERASTUS WIMAN respectfully an
nounces TO parties ntereed Ia the saving Of fuel FOR
nanufscurng purposes thai the public test Of the CY-
CLONE COAL Econ oMIsFR at the Rolling Nils
Chester Penn on the 9th OF January entirely
full the saving In coal Affected being fifty per cent while
uch better article OF iron order
sons interested In the object accomplished BY this
may have opportunity OF invest eating device has
been decided TO continue tho pnbe for entire
commencing with Monday the Soth of January Parties de-
string t. nvesig the process will be cordially wscomsd
Chester which easily reached from Philadelphia In half
an hour
New.York. Jar uary % 1883
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DOSTON via FALL RIVER MNE.-Only 81
ID for Grstelass lDi ted tickets Reauesion ~ N.w
port, Pail River and ali other points Steamer, bhls,
TOI and PROVIDENCE Leave Fer - ". 'os
OF Murray a. At 80 o DAYS only ssnndas hi ~
will b. resumed early In Aprily Connection oy shnrN
boat froa, Broakiyn and Jersey CIV al p m ~ VIZ
CiIESrRA OK EACH stEAAEG Tickets ave ,ta'c-
rooms secured AT principal transfer and ucxsi eaea -
snice on % and ssnanc.-
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, AID 4AE

SOUTH
and after January 10, 1897, express tran ~ %
=, Comfort. Norfolk and points south via the NEW
YORK. ruILADEEPHiA AND NORFOLK RAILROAD
will leave FOOT OF COrtlln1t ana Lestr0sses st al D. m
Pullman Sleeping Car through 10 Cape Charles Ilskss
and sleeping bcrhs secured Ticket ONCE OF the
Pennsy lyana Railroad Conn any
IL W. DUNNE Supt
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HCDSO,
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR-TRA' x TRUNK LINE
On and after December trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
- Largest and finest Passenger station In America
~ ~, Rocestsr and Montreal Express drawing rosn
cars 10 Albany Troy aud also TO Montreal and 81
Adams
$50 a. m. FAMOUS CHICAGO INSTITUTED LIN
TIED composed vo.y OF Buffet sroking dining
ar drawngrOom and sleeping for Albany Uticl syrA
euse Rochester Rufa0 Err Cleveland ant Toledo arry
ing Chicago $50 4. ~. uext Law
tlo:30 chicago EXPRESS for Niagara Falt Toronto
drawing room cars 20 Canandagu ana Rochester.
tll:3la M. Western New York and Northern Express,
with draw
800 p. Albany Troy AMI Utica special with drawn
~atrriavs OHiv.
- m. Accommodation tn Albany ant Trov.
Fast Chica Cine nnat am It. oniH FrpFa''
fer Nnsara Falls BnHao Suspension Bgr Toronro @ evt
lsBf Cincinnati. Intianapo Louis Toledo. Detroit All
CHICAGO. with sleeping and dining
f63D Montreal amt Caaauf1i-ua ENnrssS. dailr.
serpn- cars 70 Paitsburz AM Montreal VIA RouS@s oa az
an via - Adams also AMI ananftisu daiv
except SUNDAY sunday does west OF blnv
. D. M special sesnar. arrves Rochester 40 NJ Bur
fao 9:35 A. m. and Clevela.a % next dly.
ll;Sn o. Fast Might Express FOR Rocaes-s BlHtt
Niagara FAILS Toronto. Clevelap Cincinnati. Infi napo
IT louis Deror ant Chc2gD. with sleeping cara Sl~evlf
cars 10 Wafer Utica daily SATURDAY as9 u
Cananfaigua ~ sundays oniy
II nishL Albany Express with seenns cars 10 Ana1Y
and Troy Connects with tha trains for The West
Tor -araoga Lake George ami or the North Except Sar
day night).
Tickets azd IN drawing ans s.e1n- ears II
sal. AZ Grant Ccntr station. 4A 7Sj ant 9f2 BrniwN
II Park Place Battery Place CO Wesf ;i5hst an' l3'
ST. tation, NewYork 1888 Washington and 100 Futon
SIS, BROOKLYN. ant 70 9TH st. " nlamsbnrg
Westcor- Express calls for and CHECKS baggage rom no.
o. resihesces.
daily; others daily except Sunily. 33th
st station 70 tax MP passengers for Nartl ani West
J. NJ Tor Ely HENRY M1NETT
General Superntenhen. General Passenger Agent
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The PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The short session the Consolidated Exchange yeseSiy
redueed The recere out the rai-Ac
tt1ns we're about has been maintained
through the There change reported rum the
field but :e OF sakobars given at sol barrels
A wells Tho the constituencies winch
las been the feature fr and there was quick
raiiing down 10 81 against $50 csnts Mt FRIDAY
cuse The rcovey that followed tesucd 10 tho good chaF
top figures.
The range prices and the total dealings az the Conso
dated Exchange we're As follows
opsnins ...---.-.----sss Lsyast g y
- cheat $50 Final - ,
sair- b-Ffcir
Roaned unchanged al -. cents yer g-iisn AS'
Lssi. a. AL pDrsA
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.
LLOYD S.. co.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
~ SIORl ROUTE TO LONlON,.,
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON ANO BREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st. H0Ookcn
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Saale We'd Tcbf,7 20 al Werra Sa.Feh ts.o 80 m
FIhc wed Feb g 2 30 pm Fms we'd, Fob. %. p N
Lahn FEB 1877 10 Elder sat. Feb. 25, p m
III rst Cabin T75 and upward hrrih, according m 10
Second Cabin So berth Storage az lowest rates.
OELRICIIS CO., No. Q ROwIng Green
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Japan CHINA

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
sfN PABLO rnesdsy' March i3.
GGGGFEAfHTG!o - l '%r1aH' . Haii' ~ :
supertiy Appolnted-sur-r,or Accommoti'cns
plans 80 RroadNay. NewYork. or Room "a
Railroad Building. san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD, President
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA. CEN-
From New York plei foot 81 Jana ST, n r.
For san Francisco, via the lsthmus OF Panama,
CITY of PARA 81 l. "Wednesday, teb |, noon
From San Francisco. ISt and Brannan sts
For China sud Japan,
CITY OF NEW YORK sails saturday. Feb II. ? p m
For freight pa';sse ana general nf9rmat'Sn apply 81
n J. BULLAY. Superintendent
lNMAN LINE L. 5. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
i FOR g kENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
cry or CHICAGO . saturday Feb H. 5 a. m.
CITY OF RICHMOND Saur RSS FSG j. ~ 10 M
From Inman pier, loot Of Gfand St. Jersey Cry
$50 and SIS. STEERAGF. 800.
PETER WRIGHT SONS General Agents.
No. Broadway ". Y
NCHOR LINE y. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
n GLASGOW VIA MOEiLLE Londonderry.
From Pier Al ". r, foot OF Lcroy-s-
Devonia :. Feb 4, 10 a M Anchor'a Fob. %, p m.
Ethiopia Feb ii, 8 p. m. Crca,sra Mar TO- 3 p. IN
Cabin. si5 and s55. second-cass, go stecrage, $50
HENDERSON BROTHERs. 7 Bowling GTeen, New YORK
NOMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLAN
ompanys (new) No AZ North River foo Morton-st
IA CHAMPAGNE TTan1 Ssturday FEB o, T. II a m
IA GRssHoGNr + santeili Sat- Feb is 10 a. M
LorIs DF RFBTAN. Agent. No 3 Rowling Greer.
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NEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. Trains leave from ferries AT West 42o
and Jay as follows.
West 42dst; 80 a m. Jay-st; 30 a. m, for VI =
dletOwn. Failsburg. Monticello Liberty, WaltOn Delhi.
Norwich Uncl. Rome, Oneida Frifon Osweg0, Buffalo.
Defroit Chicago Waikiki valley points.
West s2f-t. 10 y. jay s., 81 p NJ for NJ d.
dlei0wn Ell"nyie Waikiki Valley points -,
West A2d-St. S25 N. Jay->t q 10 D. m. daily lOi
MlddletOwn Fallsburg, Ilbcrty Walton Norwich oneida
Oswpgn Suspension Rridge Detroit Chicago, s. Louis.
Buffet Sle"pers Niagara Falls. Reclining ChaiF Cai
free Rochester.
Pullman seepingcar bcrths reserved az 30I Broadway
Time tables, tickets &C. 2O7 301, ga l32S Broad
way 737 6th-aye. i34 East 12jh-st 2G4 West 25thsI
New-York. J. e. ANDERSON, g. L. A.,
Is Exchange Place, New York.
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MONEY COMING FROM THE INTERIOR.

Saturday, Jan. 2s-p m.
BY the operations OF the Sub Treasury in the
week ended Friday evening the banks gained in
cash only $50, 756. To-day's bank statement of
averages reports cash gain of So, l44, 200 which
reflects large receipts from the interior Probably
the banks cash holdings at the close of business
Friday evening were about 81 OO0 900 greater than
the amount reported in the statement as the
average for the week The statements gain in
cash and the expansion Of 81 100000 in loans,
less the contraction Of sea- 700 in circulation, calls
for an Increase Of s4444,4O0 in the deposit line;
but the statement reports an increase in deposits
OF only 3d. 30 400-a discrepancy OF 81, 02O 300
which perhaps is accounted for by transfer from
individual deposits Government deposits.
The statement gives gain to the surplus
serve OF s2,344,35o and leaves it at s23, 25ss25
against s22 29s,450 January 20, ss7.
The following compares the totals of statements
Of January 81 AID January %:
Ess:si,.sd: IL ,Ss e $S
Circulation. 7SosiSo $1,000 Dec i. 247S%
The following shows the relation between the
i've dates
Specie ssO1lO,lOO ssssOs 800 Inc. So 1913 700
Legal tenders st5655oo si5i2Oop Dec $4,000
Tot. reserve slI4 07s6OO sll7s2O 500 Inc s3II49OO
as''t deposits. sa7e2i25 si5clo75 Inc 7oos5O
Surplus. s209I4.75 s2525ss2j Inc s2si435O
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, S94,77S,s19 balances.
S4D3o. 40 For the week Exchanges,
$549.457, O39; balances, $25, $40. sos.
- Inc snh- reasury was debtor at the Clearing
Houee $500 062.
NORFOLK AND WESTERNS BUSINESS.
Suboined is printed the December and years
statement OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
For the month Of December the percentage of
gain IN gross earnings Gu December OF 1856 was
At ui1,o rent
For the year Of 6S7 the gain in gross over 1886
was ADJ per cent and in net earnings 59.37
Using the revenue account Is reported for
nine months-to September 90-as basis OF
calculation there is to be deducted from the
l,171,O14 net earnings OF 1857 the sum of
sl,2l 1886 for charges interest rentals, etc.
leaving the haianrc at S5535S-edual to . IL
per cent on the preferred stock. The large gains
OF Is S7 have been supplemented by further gains
OF 80 per cent ss7 IN the gross earnings Of
the first three weeks Of 1888.
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I EiIIGH VALLEY RAILHOAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" N Y. G. A. " r. r. co. iessecz
Trains leave West 42st station follow. and 20 m.urte,
carrier frnm foot ~ Jayg- North ntvsr
Dstr"t and Chica.n 20 5ia NJ. $500. .s:l5n m.
81 Louis .G 20 's.i5 M.
syrtonse Buffalo. R"ehe.ier Su, 'ensloa Bridge Nayss
Falls. 3il5. .o.JS \ m. 'S-lo 81
Utica. 10. $3.50 also m. s60n -Sl5 n n.
Kiugstnn. Ssus-rue. C.tssi Al6any. Sis s7l5 ss:5J
all 3Oa. N. 100 400 sis m.
- .,ra 'sons Vast Point Corn~aL Newbarg Bis '7lI
@9Sh. lnl5 al l:30 n 81 ~ an. 500 -S.lj 3&5 n
And 500 m, Crans'on's CORNWALL. Nswba-..
For Nontrsal and f'inaft East. - N
Hamilton. London -. jj A. n 500 Sis y n. TorD,tl
te55 "a. M. 1904 - Is y. m
Elegant slespy for Blflo Niaksrl Elis Detroit
Chicago ana 81 Toui.
-D,Hv tDailv excsnt ssturtav other tally
Sunday a. L.avs TsrssY cfv. r n. r. fttiol al l21
q az 40 Hobnkea West shprs Staon. all 30 l.
So SO n m.
For tickets time tsblas plrisr sleeping nslt
tons in'ornaroI typy icr, BrsosiVn. 80 wash
ingtan.-t 7:J0 Fnitan-st OF q ioat Ot Fh0ass
New York City-1s3 795 oig BrDaiv1v 1881 Bowsrr IL
Park P,c- AMI ShOrs fopt - WAs' t2ist
foot ~ Iav.st. v. r. O. f. LAMBERT
8 Vanderbtlt-ave. General Passenger A.crt.
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CUNARD LINE.

CUNAhD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 30. North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE,
tITPANIA Saturday Feb II. 5 m.
TTRURIA SATURDAY. Feb IS go a. m.
SFRVIA . Saturday. Feb e5 30 p. m.
Cabin passage sf0. ssG and sin0 Intermediate' s3S
Storage tickets and all parts ~ Europe at very
low rates freight and passage apply to the COM
panv, once. Rowling f,roen. Nrw-YOrk
~ BROWN General Agents.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December ). 1881
For PHILADELPHIA ana IIsi-NION, . Round Br'9 OK
Route" Al l. 30 ., IL N. / 30. J. 4, 80 'SV IL
.. m. SUNDAYS at T. : - a M . 30 i IA Z 40
Trains leaving 4, ~, III a liz, 50, ., ~
30, Il D. LII have connection iOI Heddns
pottsvill., etc, for tasoa, Bethirhshl o.,
Manch Cbunk Reading, Harrisburg. otc on saNa1y 'oi
EastOn ,.o. t,.tblehsm.
and 30 FOR tiemlhgtoh' i"'''"'
Allentown, Nauch Chunk 49, ,-.s.. p,aneh Eas-
80 a n tor Fleulne ton, nigh Bridge bro
tcn BsiAlehem Allentown Maueh Shunhii Mn. Ia1aous
S--rnttu, Reading Harrisburg re- isNn.. i~'
sb.mokin SunburY. IeNsburg, AlludhisP.l~ .u.,,o~,
1 u IA for Pennington. L4suon lsesa- N"'' 'N'
Naufb Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg ete, -, ,,.,A
RI Iaston. Bethlehem. '.s'. '""N"
Chunk vuke,barrc. scranton iamaqua- s,"'p n. -
80 p A. IOs Flr4lias tOn ilth S,,1se LIS
ION Iethlehrm AIenLOwn, Readins' h-sfis.uss ete.
< ma ma p, 10 D. m Tor S0mrTlIe ana IlcHhsDh.
a p m for i,a-ton. Bethehcm' hi'e"'O""' Maucn
CbWnt -. ON Sundays a 80 y N 81.
40 \ IL. IL 10 a 30, W, oVi 10 7 IA >
s,raay. 40 100 tor Red Tank Long Branch, (As-
b,r - ocean Glove except suhdaysh folnt Pleasant
0uIy ssiea e. I 90 4 30 y. Tor LAKEWOOD Ions
River and BarnegaL IN, ..,,c ,,yx, ,,,..,...
BrlaRrtOn. -. 80 ., a. % IN
IN n .1s n m. sundays 00 a IN Tor Perth Amtoy
4, sis, II rs ~. 4 20 .. In Tor honhouA b~ash'
SeabrighI Highland BeacI-
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Ocean Gieamsrs.


THE u. s. AND BRAZIL MALL So. 20.
For ST. Thomas, harbados Para, Maranha, Pernambuco,
1idsS sSsaSs NONE
S 5ea%s Nsp, ADv y WEDNESDAY tS Ia m
PAUL y GERHARD { co'.Gen. Aats, 81 BrOaI-st. w.
RED STAR line;
Sailing rom AZ SewroSk ana AsD A aASi weekly
=. and winter rates rrs: sui. 50 to SIS
sg' an 500 g 81 a a s seSs S rates "a"
fETER wRIGIf sons ts,' Cent Aats. SIS Broadway.
GUlON LINE.
rok kIER sEATEs MAIL 4Nb ytkfGS
w,scors Leave Pier So N Ios, Of Eng st ?,
&saSNsir TUESDAY iss!ss3 H.sa .o5s
NEytpA TUESDAY, March IS, 5 I a n.
informed i'' Co. g way
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
ss TUESDAY Jan pS e. a. M
S. Nhco9 % nnSAHNA s.trrd aJso Feb 'So a.
S sd WIN %e Sen Fsus2 for ali a s"d Il eoT
r1a so%S s%a iS@n sn 9a5e o For
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s:o ana s5s excursion. so and sGS 6. od For
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trains leave FROM Chambersst Station week says tor
Enserood Ienahv, Ciostsr sbarkn "a NVarN ~ ny
$40 $500. l03e NJ. IL midaisht Suntays 800 $50 m
ss p . E Ssq9s sons y' o 'a'Ts a san1y.
s5s a. m. and ,. III.
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices 4Ol, BIT,
Place Chambers street and 23d strset ferries.
Ns~York 35l aud 35S FulLon.st. BrSozyn lO7 Bro I'd
ken 81 MONTGOMERY. st. New.Station. Jersey CITY
Tickets and Pror shaping Car Reservations and
Express 2sd minutes sarer than ms shown
from Chan 'ersst oo- tra, 10 10 %n4tss %
ing.rosm Coaches to Emra Hsrnei. willie Buffalo Pull
3d. m@Datly chcaso and So Limited" .oIld IL
man train DaV AMI Buffet Sleeping Cosches TO Bnhalo
81 Louis 40 extra charge Tor tine.
7'45 (25d-St ~ 20 D. m s~ndsys)-HocLester Elk
1850 m-Daiy Chicago Express. Punan Buffet Sleeping
Coaches to Bin hamton owe<o. EnsrA. Buffalo. James
Rutherford auI Pas,aic4 IS l. $50. 1854 NJ ~ noon;
las B. $50, 44O $40 $50. $50, $40 $50 $50 1880
D. m; II nght so 10 kuiherrari 800 a. NJ 20 , 10 .
10 Pas,ac q. m, p m. sunday. 40 $50 le-SO m
II noon 2 !. $50 739; 3 1913 pm u ngs 2.so
800 l. 4 30 4:40 5. SCI, $3.50. $50. $40 $50, 7S 81 q
1890 i3O M y at9S "a o .yi 4so a'? nSs
Newark AMI Paterson Nswarx-5i5. go Is 80 IoVo
II:5O a "a 2, $50, 40 4oO. 52s s:Se 6'2o Z 80 10
R,sg, W. an nses 759 10 80 M;
$40 go 1870. g. 1889 ~; IL night Also 70 h'gS
sSnuays 445 $50 1880 a m; .. T. $50 y nsss
SowbIfE ana Cornwali-73O. o. NJ $3.50. +'So 300 SSo
w,Fpxt ~ wee SS dsys. 2 10 80 = M 4sop
in sundays AS. ). 80 10 30 ~: Csc ll:SO M
Mlddlstown inl ri Jervls - 100 10 80 ~ 80
$50. 0. 10 ll3D D. III. SUNDAYS 4io 3d. Io'oo - III"
Express train, FRO wost arrlvO NeSYorS ai7'S'
10 s. q ~. aa1 lO.55 .. n u g.D,,pp
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