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Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24
Ea1Iruaas.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVE
AND HARTFORD e. Il.
october 6, 1889.

OCSOVOA 4coOs
TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN As FOLLOWS:
For New YOrk-ss:50. $50 daily except
Aond.y1 $50 1875, roc, t7:so $50 SwstsF-
T:so, is. $50, $50 $50 i:oo and $50 STAN
ford accommodation) s5;5o, .7;o5. 96:so and SIS
Gsy 60 ssi spses ssg s'
500 Z. h.. 500. Sis. s7:o5. .s:os, s:15 p. N.
500; .ll:os. :: m, .1:,s, ss:5s p. 70. sUsDATs-
sl:16 night, s5:55 p: m:
Fast e is:os :s:is and :s:ss
xs We Ensna and Ne" York 'n'
FOR boston via Ar Line and n. 7. and n: z
For Meriden, H.rtford, sprln1xn.sslss.,
siio5 an. 1910. Size, (aOs to Hartford oniy,)
s:io, b:o2 ie:2o to Hartford, 1885. $50. 1905
p. m. suNDAYs-*i:1e night. s5:55 p. m.
SRoRn LINE DIVISION.
11:oo a. M, .i2o5. $50. 1915. s:1o s:15 tWater:
bury and Lyme ace sS nisbt l00 p m lf0rd
For n1iddletoWns WilliE1antts, Etc.
Leave New Haven at s:es q. M i;s 49,. 500
sa e wS
Willimantic with N. 7. and n. E. and N. L. and
Trains arrive in New Haven ct e:iS a. N. i:si
1861, s:50p. m.
NAuaAIUcK DIVISION.
Waterbury and Lyme special via Naugatuck
Junction leaves waterbury 4:4U u.s uuo NOW
Haven 6:f0 pm, Lyme 735 pm. Returning leaves
Lyme e:25 am, due New Haven 7:45 am, Water
bury 9:25 am.
Train leaving New Haven at 9:s5 a. M connects
at Naugatuck Junction with train for Winsted and
way stations.
NoRTHAMPToN DIVISION.
For SheIburne Falls, Turner'S Falls,
Williamsburg, H0lyoke and New
Hartford and intermediate stations, train
leave New Haven at 7:45, 11:03 and s4:05 p
For Williamsburgh, Northampton,
and points this side, at $40 p. m.
From WILLIAMS burg train arrives at 9:2t
.. M, 117 and 500 p and from Shelburne Falls
and Intermediate stations at 1:17, 421 and 500 Pm
@. NJ. SHEPARD, @. T. hEMPSTEAD,
Gems raj Sup't. Gen. Pass. Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24
EinamCtal.


and lStrOn2 at Top Flgufes.
NEW YeRK. Oct. 20.
Stocks opened rather irregular. but the general
list displayed an advancing tendency. though the
trusts were weak and raid upon the values was
INDUCED in in the early trading which caused q
cession OF small fractions from the opening figures.
The strength Of the market soon became apparent,
however, and a slow but steady appreciation Of
values which lasted with but slight Interruptions
until the close Of business. was inaugurated. Kan
sas s. Texas was the most prominent feature In the
forenoon and UnionA Rcc later in the day but tho
improving tendency reached all portions Of the list
and financial prices are at about top figures. the
market closing quiet and strong
Railroad bonds were active Tho sales reached
81 so7. 900.
Closing prices reported over the private wires Of
sUNNELL 4 SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers:
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24
EAST ROCK PARK.

ID OCULAR trips will be made from Church, cor.
IL Chapel street, at 10 am. and 2 pm. for few
weeks longer. At season of the year Is the view
so fine as the present The change Of foliage makes
the trip unusually attractive See cards of this ne
s27 If W. H DOOIITTLE. Pronrietor.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24
SYMPTOMS OF PARESIS.
CONSUMPTION OF THE BRALN)

Kcstlessncss. feverish feeling, sleeplessness
periodic headaches, dizziness, dimness Of vision
ringing in the ears, difficulty In thinking, trouble
in remembering names and the faces even OF
friends. The victim Of Paresis Il often shocked
or annoyed by little noises and trifing things.
The nervous system il often in such condition that
very slight causes, even cause at ALL may ex-
cite to sudden outbursts Of anger. A feeling of
pressure upon the brain Il frequently followed by
seasons Of dependency, mental depression alter.
mating with periods Of wild, Elusive hopes When
the brain begins TO consume Or decay, many Of
these symptoms become aggravated. The world
seems strange different from what It was In the
pest, thought becomes positive Effort and life an
intense burden.
Too often the victim Of this sreAt modern dis
ease seeks to overcome these symptoms by stimu-
lants Nothing could be more injurious. The sys-
TEN needs soothing, toning and building up.
Something unusual is demanded. And here is
where the great difficulty has always beeu-tofiud
something pure and yet positive In it, results
The late Prof Phelps, Of Dartmouth College real
lied this when he began his Investigation which
resulted in the discovery of Paine Celery Com
pound. He knew men and women required some
thing heretofore unknown to the world, and his
great discovery has furnished It. This compound
checks Paresis even after it has secured Soothold
in the system, Taken on the approach of the first
symptoms, it will positively prevent their increase
Its high Endorsements by the medical fraternity
and the cures 1t Is eectng easily account for its
wonderful popularity and the unusual stir 1t has
caused in this community.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO

Anu CHURCH OTSHH.
WIN. -. "heeler.
nRGANIST at the First Baptist church, New
~ Haven, late pupil at the CONSERVATORY
LEIPZIG, GERMANY, and Of DR.. Bridge, organisi
at Westminster Abbey, London, will give instruc
ton on the Piano and Church Organ from Sept. list
au22 ~ 1l3 HOWE STREET.
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M0GGsON-DeBUssY.


AZ the College street Church Last Eve.
A very brilliant wedding took place at the
College street church last evening at 8
O'Clock. The contracting parties were Albert
D. DsBussy and Lillian I. Hoggson. Miss
Hoggson is a daughter Of R. n. Ho0gssn of
the firm Of HoHgson & Robinson. Rev. DR..
McLane. pastor of the church, was the
ofieiating clergyman. Tho service, which
In some respects was similar to the Episcopal
service, was especially arranged by Rev. Mr..
MoLane.
The ushsrs were Roger p. DsBussy, Louis
O. Cowles, Noble +. Hoggson, O. A. futile,
Il. 8. Glover and Clarence @. Andrews. The
bridesmaids were two little girls, Alice Nay
waldron, daughter of Clerk Fred waldron
of the board Of public works, and niece of
the bridegroom, Eleanor Justison. As they
left the church these two maids of honor
strewsd flowers in the path of the happy
pair. The church, which was crowded to its
utmost capacity with the friends and rela-
tives of the contrasting parties, was hand
somely decorated with flowers and tropical
plants. The bride was dressed In cream
satin, cut empire style, with white veil. In
bouquet Of white roses and lilies of the vals
ley.
Immediately after the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. DsBussy left On . two weeks wedding
tour. The happy pair received . large
number Of very beautiful and valuable pres
ents. On their return they will reside at 20
LinWood street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24

Hook and Ladder company, has been pre-
scented with a handsome silver trumpet by
HIS men
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mONSON-PAGR.



A Pretty Wedding At the church OF
tho Redeemsr a Reception At tho
Brides Home en- Humphrey street.
Miss Annie w. Page and William Il. Mons
son were welded before a large gathering of
friends and acquaintanees in the Church OF
the Redeemer at o'clock last evening. The
bride is the daughter of Samuel K. Page Of
the Henry Hale Carriage company, and the
groom is connected with the Security Insur-
ance company. The ceremony was unique
and pretty. The procession, upon
entering the church consisted of the ushers,
Charles D. Nicholl, Horace 8. Park Yale '86,
Charles A. futile, w. Richards, Robert E.
Harper and Clarence B. Damn, followed by
the bridesmaids, Miss Lizzie Atwater and
Miss Inez Shepard, the maid of honor. Miss
May P. Winchsll, and tho bride leaning up
ON the arm of her father. The best man
was b. g. Fuller of the Security Insurance
| company. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. John E. Todd, and Immediately af-
terward the happy pair left their heats OF
congratulating friends and started upon their
bridal tour. They will return in two or
three weeks and will reside upon Howe
| street.
A reception was held at the residence of
the brides father, Samuel r. Page, during
the evening. The house was filled with 200
or 300 well-known young society people
The music for the occasion was by Thomas
orchestra and Mr.. g. A. Bradley catered with
his customary admirable manner. Among
| those who were there were Mr.. and Mrs.
Munson, father and mother of the groom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Walker of Waterbury,
cousins of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
| sc Mar
sick of New York, Mrs. George
N. Mallory, grandmother Of the bride. Mrs.
| H. L. Brinsmaid of New Milford, Isaac Nal
lory, Mrs. Hotohkiss and Miss Hotchkiss, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Brinsmaid of Bridgeport, Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Parker, General and Mrs. z.
| S. Greeley, Mrs. L. Tibbetts. Mrs. J. M.
Emmerton of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J..
Atwatsr, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Henry Barnes and
Miss Barnes, Mrs. o. N. Shepard, Dr. w. Fl.
Sage, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, DR.. and Mrs. Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbs, New York,
Charles Robinson, New York, Mrs. Edward
Lawrence and Miss Katie Lawrence, Miss
Maude Hubbs, Amsterdam, N. Y, Arthur
Newton and Miss Brown, Hartford, Miss
Linda Brooks, Brooksville, Miss Fleetwood,
Miss Evoy, Miss Minnie Loomis, Seymour,
Clarence Andrew, Fred Wadsworth.
Many costly and beautiful presents were
received. The gift of the bride to the maid
| of honor was heavy gold bracelet with a
clasp in the form of an anchor. The groom's
token to the bride was an exquisite ruby
bracelet.
| I'm Branf0fds
Bernard Kivlan, engaged in the bakery
business in Fair Haven, and Maggie Sullivan
of Branford, daughter of Mrs. Mary Gala
hue, were united at st. Nary's church,
Branford, at o'clock yesterday morning.
The church was filed to overlooking, and
both parties having many friends. The
brides mother is one of the wealthiest ladies
| of the town. Among the wedding gifts was
an elegant upright Shoninger grand piano
from the mother to her daughter. There
was large array of wedding gifts.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24

Wo001mg 8elAe Oh kynWOO0 street,
The holy bonds Of wedlock were celebrated
last evening between Mr.. Arthur Thompson
and Miss E. Lizzie Lsnfare, at the residence
of Mr.. @. K. Caldwell, No. 20 Lynwood
street, Rev. Mr.. Mason of the First Baptist
church performing the ceremony. Between
fifty and sixty guests assembled to do honor
to the happy occasion. The presents were
numerous and were AL practical. Mr..
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24

ments at the rubber shop. The happy pair
will 60 to housekeeping Immediately at their
newly fitted rooms on Ed street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24
EtMamCtaI.
Is and 18 Nassau st.,
NEW YORK CITY.

A Safe lnvestment.
WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES.
n GENCY of 10 years standing without the loss
"A Of one dollar to our investors. All loans
carefully selected and guarantee given IL desired
CLARENCE e. THOMPSON,
Room IL Bowditch building, 1O2 Orange street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24

New Haven Local Quotations.
Furnished by BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and
Brokers, 1903 Orange street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
COTTON MAnKFTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rt,.ernool July O. D. m.--COtton- American Middng,
sd The sales Of the day included 5000 bales Amcr
s, ?h; low mddng clause. July delivery. Tod
Sellers July and August deliyery 7Sid sellers
NJ ana October delivery 490fd buyers October and
November delivery 4o64d sellers NSyer and Io Ds
Sciiyery 3s-0fd sellers January and February de-
livery. 5000 sellers; September delivery oo-ofd
sellers. ...s.. >,.ss.u. N o,y
>f,ddIlng 10 Ia Good Ordinary, 12i net and gross
receipts . stock. G35 -, .,,,,, =, oo, oca
cross r@cclpts rs; exports coastwise 100; Sales :;
stock 1872. 60 ,,. s sr,. N,ds,ing
N IS Low Mlding. 0 7s Good Ordinary; us; net
any Nc &c Orleans July G.-COtton steady Mldallng,
10 1910 Mii1ling 10 3i6 Good Ordinary ~ 90
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c: 81.

w II. r. H. r. Co.. Lessee.-Trslns leave West 42d.se
station NewYork as follows and twenty minutes earlier
Hamilton, % IS m, IS rs. g IS p m 81 Louis,
Montreal canads East rs p m ! Niasasa
3i5 % IS IN, IS l5 's:l5 y m. and ta II 80 a N.
for Utica iy). Kingston, Saugeres Ca,skil Albany,
rs = rs % 55 (a II 30 NJ, and o. T. . 10 3 is
III as d. n. HaveFstraw, o:25 q - ga, o45 y.
Saratoga Special a) IL 80 a. 3:45 y. Draw
ing through 10 Saratoga.
Lake George. IL 80 a m, Drawing Room Cars 10 Cald
we'll Saturdays only, % 345 y. m -
Lakes MOhonk ald Mnnewa;ka. via New,Pa.i1, 900
Drawing Room Cars TO Kingston on 100. (a) IL 80 NJ
" Kasterskil. Hunter Grand Hotel Station. and Phoc-
nca. rs. 100. (a) II 80 M (s) 3f5 DRAWING
Room Cars Grand Hotel Station and PhOencia tor
Hotel Kaaters and Mountain House, on 100. (s) IL 80
Palenvie. Cairo and Mountain House Station a:i5
Room Cars 20 Catskin (al IL 80 and (s) AS
trains. 49,, 60,
Toionto. Detroit Chicago and 81 Loui DAILY
fDaily, except Saturdays Other trains daily except
Sundays "a - Leave Jersey city p r r. Station.
ali 90 a. m. 80 80 D. M Hoboken West Shore sta
ton ali 90 NJ. 80 S6 p. For tickets timetables
or information. apply Offices BrooklynS3S Washins
81 zee Annss o aGs fSGs q fg
Powery 10 Park Place 6S West 125thst and West shore
stations foot OF West 42ist and foot OF Jay-st n
Wescotes Express calls for and checks baggage
hotels and residences. - -
General Passenger Agent, VanGerbiltA,e. " Y.
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4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Desbrosses follows
a. IN for Slatngton and intermediate points
a. NJ for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West, and principal local points Chair car 70
Lyons and Pullman car 10 Suspension Bridge.
IL a. m. for Elnira and Intermediate points Chair
car 70 Mauch Chunk.
1 D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points.
Chair ears 10 Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reading and
Harrisburg
$40 D. for Enira and principal intermediate points
Chicago.
40 p. for Slatngton and intermediate points
40 y. for Mauch Chunk and intermediates po.nta
CONNECTION TO Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
y. M, for Geneva, Lyons, Elmlra Rochester Buffalo
bridge. "
Trans leaving at 3 a. m, IL a. m, l y. and 40
coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
$40 p m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
p m. Tor Geneva. Lyons. Eimira, Rochester Buffalo
ana the west Pullman sleeper Lyons and suspension
General Eastern Once eSs Broadway.
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T., RTE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1, BIZ

II RE RAILWAY.-T Offices, 401, 81
u ia 957 BsOa5yay lss BOysry Ydrk Ba'ts
ana sss Ftonst brooklyn io7 Broadway Williams
Sg eSg Rd %SeGS Ticket
or Sleeping aud orders for checking ana
fa aRsfs q O'ssa %nu fes e%ep from
local trains 1 II nan BaGes 6a%ng
Coaches 70 Buffalo Hornellsville for James
m every day Chicago and St. Louis Limited solid ID
m gan F'R IN Ry Maoa and chicago
change Pullman Sleeping eoaehes sS cy y at m
Chicago and Grand Trunk SI ExPEsS sos 10
B BaTan asa Of Pss anf R%si ' GondS
Battle Ses SOgh Pend nd csSas Sr TSGn 80 M
sssgsq SS'; j Emit
Meadve Youngstown Cincinnati and Chicago. o-,.
Orange S7 Q 4 10 S a. = 80 iS si Is Y: 40
sunday s5 10 80 & az IS 80 si5 10 70 90 n
sgmnE 50 So s sS 49, % as &c. - pm M
IT, a rs a s!S7 S5 so5 s
Paterson 4S 5:%2s go 10 80 ~ q. M s6
1:s? 'S 80 s'l5 O'07s SiS. $50.
80 sDS 30 Psst. 10 s %a Il N e s45 $40
S$S "a J. 80 q ~ ss:s5a'y; SnS ~,
Rdef so OIL Il ~ o2 90 2$ &C. or go,
sus g 5l 3d. 80 1 10 80 &c. i! NJ H. 80
NsSSgh 6s F2Ss:. AZ N,5 RS,lS S:s Car
TS,sdc Az S2 10 80 g. 3; 80 l. Fast Express
Goshen S'9 :5 5s!oi D. Il 80 $50 $780,
Middleto%n and Port Jeryis AS 1922. o. 10 80
l. g. 80 40, 5 80, 8: 7, 80 p. M
Sunday local nains main line 40, 10 10 30 a M
:45, 4, 30. 10 p. m.
Express trains from West arrive 100, 40 a. m, 800
S,5S = I5ohy RA1IgRcAR OF y pIy1sroS:.
PAL 96 Il aC p gG e a a. ! 80 20 80 b sG SUM 4
Nyses ana 81 s. ss 1918 iS iS 80 so e
Sundays, 8 rs. 80 a, m 80 4, 7:S0, s:l5 p. m:
"Suburban IIornesn with local time tables.
w. j. MURPHY, L. =. FARMER
Gen'l Supt General Passenger Agent.
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~ YTTFD STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
RAILROADS..
NETWORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Goyernment as n,

ROUTE OF THE FAST MALL
THIS IS ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE.
H all ESFE4Rx SEP Sf REEaEr FROM
the only T oN t KID AFTER s gT9 G
tsa. M. Roehsser Express. Wagner drawngroom cars
100 NO. saatCsa Lake George Adirondack and Mon H.
e Special Wagner ns a 6 SsLs and ud
SON Railroad and NewYOrk to St. Adams via Central
FAMOUS WAGNER yEsT TdINTTEp MEM ao.
ngroom and Sleeping cars for Albany Se yeapd Toedo
ETC. arriving chicago $50 Indianapolis !. 6 Il so
ana & FL aSH' r e % 9s sna
Albany with drawing car for oooperStown'
Rsp Fall, TS
Chicago WAGNER drawing room cars to chheld Springs
a. m and Wess2S and Northern
for Saratoga Lake GeoSs Rutland BsnnSgtSn o Sort 70
ss aa and cSl dSHSf lake GeoTs ,.1 Rum.
SATURDAYS cO@Posod excdIuiyey G O. Wag and
$:s5 SP Psa with Wagner drawing
Gsri . Saa'Ssa s1G Albany
P points on fts%5uTg r. wagner drawngrOOm car
o M Chicago Cincinnati and st. p LGSs E Es
Detroit and Chicago with Wagner vesibued sleeping ana
s ea "9 20 n290S "a a 9s
Via Utica and Northern Adirondack Railroad daily except
Canandalgua Through seepngcar, New-York to Canaan
80 p M Montreal Adr9 9o END Sanandaigqa a
safaoga and Adirondack Railroad also to Platt6urg
Meeting at PatUsburg with paror car for Sarsnac Lake
and Adirondack Mogntan points wagner Jag Stepping
and to Syracuse and Canandagga daily except SUNDAY
40 a. m Buffalo 9 35 a. M and Ceyeand :2S p m
Niagara Fails Toronto Cleveland CINCINNATI indianapolis,
St Louis Detroit and Chcago WIN warner
- Midnight for Saratoga, Whitehall and Rutland No
onneciIon With tran leaving Saturday Wagner sleeping
cars 10 Albany Connects at Albany with trains for the
North and West. . ,,.. .. 80 .,oo,,,o ..-s -,
sale ar Grand Central station Alb S5 and 942 Boaiway
- Place Battery Placs IS Wsst and Pa
EnIton sts and 39S Bedford ave. f. D.. Brooklyn.
Wescots Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily; others daily except Sunday Stop at
13Sth-st station New-Hork.
FAST PITpTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
with elegant Wagner Drawing room cars leaves GTsnd
Ceral Station Harlem Division, daily except ounlay'
at 3 :4O D. m. Fast time. Superior service.
JOHN VI. TOUCEY, GEORGE; IL. DANlh-o
General Superintendent. Gen'l passenger Agent
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.


NJ The SssS Ca ; ss ssss sS md Chicago %
pioneer q this ea yss q me sS Ss s
ssHcSs n sS daily
,nd a. sa S iyi
except Saturday Chicago and and, TG ps, vs,sa.
a aaf IS 5Sn daily except s.ni
EIps, with eS%Sn .N ys; Tods sss
sase Ss's sa asI '1i GsSsisna
fH55y aHs %s sss % and - Is night
For PSiisssSn and Esss3s
Sis and 10 20 No. az. and Sc 100 South II ws.Ansoa
$$S fi66?S 55p: Sss sS 10 sS:
nj 3 a E. TO- ssr5 SS s.gSs';
sS Ts S1 1S d 80 ci aas ss
For fAI HasRs car and %.:R %
''i ana HInSGS .;e aH sa 40 10
4G anG sn 20 OG Pdo not stop x
For ana ga No n4iR ana RslH sd 100 daily via Baltimore
and Bay Lime WOO eSnnees with all through
BOt tSsin 81 a. jersey CITY aordng speedy and d
roR aPPHILRDEIPHIA Express Trains leave NewYo
@ s1s S 6S e Chicago Wa
and 10 wssHns S am's o3 a9a 90 %
500 80 90 and . 90 p and p 10 night 40.
Communication. II 10 m - 40 ard 20 D. o. ~ sun
sso 90 1 80 90. 80, 8 100 and 100 D. and
io.1b night Accommodation. Z 100 o. m.
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily s1eept SUNDAY at 90
Sundays Sonns S a. Trenton a for Gsmdsn
stor House and foot OF Desbrossee and Corladt ss
Court ST. and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton
:, RrookIyn rs HudsOn-st.. Hoboken Station. Jersey
Citv: Fmigrant Ticket Orlce. Castle Garden.
The Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana cneck
p pagygssse y .ro pIrGU ~ J. r. WOOD.
Hanaoep General Agent.
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NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

Passenger trains leave foot Of Jayst as follows rOn
West 4odst IS minutes later -.
:s5 a. m. for Middletown. Port Jervis Montieeln.
F,lisburoh Liberty, Hancock Walton. Delhi, sidney,
Edmeston, Norwich, Utica, Rome. Oneida, osweso' Do
troit Chicago and all points Wfst -
tx a m for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and MIN
newaska Waikiki Valley stations Stony Ford Middlepwn
Bloomingburgh Ellenylc Mt Dale Pittsburgh huney-
VILE, Liberty White Lake: , ,..,- Al.
newaska Waikiki Valley Stations, Middletown. Ellen
Vile Port Jervs Monticello Pittsburgh. Hureyville.
Liberty, Rockland
:36 D. m for Stony Ford Campbell Hall, Middetown.
Blooming CHURCH, Wurtsboro. Elenville.
70 100 p m. for Mddetown. Pittsburgh Liberty Han
cock Walton, sidney, Norwich, Utica Rome. Oneida.
oswego Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago aud points
west Reclining Chair Car free TO Suspension Bridge;
Pullman Seepers -, ,...,
80 p saturdays only for Campbell Hall Middle
town. Eilenyille, Pittsburgh. Liberty, Rockland
Sundays also 70 Mdietown. tDaily through Other
trains daily except Sunday. -,
reserved at 3o7 Broadway. J. c. ANDERSON,
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool July g. D. m.-Bcef and pork Holders offer
,,oderately Hams-Iiolders offer sparingly Bacon
.ss ~ sfer moderately. CheeseThe supply Is In excess
Of The demand American finest white and coored dull Ss s
svnnv is moor. RosnIIoders offer moderately Lard.
snot and futures-Hoders OFFER modeatsy prime Wesern
eR XT sparnsy Corn Holders oner sparngly fu-
,sSv ar 3s 3ad September steady az 81 10 Lid Hops
evo1 y S3,Son. Pacific Coast Holders offer freely
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NrEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH Raj

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
GROVE AND, As8URY pAEKt ocEAN BEAcM''
Time tatle IN effect July l. 1850. Trains leave New
York foot Corendt ana Desorosses SIS 80 40 10
RED Rank. 4 30 lexpressl sac. 7 90 p m SUNDAYS
From iSoi q dAbeIty.st 90 as 30 IL rs m.
lexnressl 10 p. m. Sundays, 90 a. m 90 n n"
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
RUFUS RLODGETT. j. r. wooD
Superintendent Gen'I Pass Agent penn n u
u. 7. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pasa Agent G, Il H. Of N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
NEW LINE TO
~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA CENTRAL X. Il. OF NEW.JERSEY,
PIIILA. AND READING r. r,
ana BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Solid Trains-No Transfers. No Extra Fare for Fast I'll
pffI.INIAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
sCHEprLE In ErFECT MAY 1eTH.

SCHFDULE NAY I2TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New.Jersey
foot Liberty ST. North River
for WASHINGTON and baltimore, 80 n. m. IL a.
20 40 2 1875 D. m. II night. sundays, 80 a.
/ so . 30 3:15, p IN. IL night
All trains stop at Chester and Wilmington, except rs
p For philadelphia at L. As. 40 40 II a. M 80
30. s:i5. A. 5, 80, 20 p, M u night Sundays
Tickets and paTor ear ssats can be procured at o. IL
Wes, 1Ssth st. l32 East 1e5thst New-York Court ~
seo ruIton.st. % Broadway. Brooklyn. W.
40 York Transfer Company Will and eheeL
haerace from hotel residence.