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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-17
NOTICE.

i Company-Notice is hereby given that 1
pursuance of q resolution of the Board of II.
rectors of this corporation, adopted and 81
tered on record on the 4th day of February
1890, a meeting of the stockholders of said cG.
poration is called and will be held at the vfhc
of this corporation, on the northwest corner O.
Marchessault and Alameda streets, in the CITY
of Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, Stated
1890. at 2:30 O'Clock p. m. of that day, to tkt
into consideration the propriety OF issuns
bonds of this corporation for the purpose O.
the business of this corporation.
8. Fl MOTT, Secretay.
Los Angeles, February s, 1890.
City papers please copy. f9ld
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-17

Buggy robes and blankets at Foy's harness
shop, 217 Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-17

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OE THE
l. County of Los Angeles, State of California
he kedondo. Beach Company, plaintiff, VS..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-17
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF PLACE O!
LOCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACI
OF BUSINESS.

WHEREAS THE REQUISITE CONSENT Ol
w twothirds of the stockholders of the Re
dondo Beach Company has been obtained AM
filed in the office of the corporation for tn
change of location of principal place of busines
of said corporation from Los Angeles City, Stat
of California, to Redondo Beach in the county o
Angess % aS 81 oae pIo
Notice is hereby given, that ON and af.e
April LIST, 1890, the principal place Of busines
of said corporation will be in Redondo Beach
.os Angeles County, State OF California, and it
Office will be there.
REDONDO BEACH CO.,
By R G. BREWER, Secretary
Dated Los Angeles March 10, $780,
mar11-21t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-17

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Directors, made Oh the 18th day
of February, 1890, SO many shares of each par
Gel of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the main entrauce of the Burdick block,
No % West Second street, Los Angeles city, on
the 10th day of March, $780, at IL O'Clock a. m.
of such day. to pay d elinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
g. P. REES, Seer, tary.
Room 3. Burdick Block, N Z. corner Second
and Spring streets, Los Angeles City.
fe19 ut
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-17

At meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Los Angeles & Pacific Railway Company, held
March 10th, the sale of the above delinquent
stock was postponed until Thursday, March
goth, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at same place as above
specified.
mar11. It'd s. P. REES, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-17
OFFICIAL DRAWING
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

oiN0LE CLAoo ".
Drawn at New Orleans. Louisiana, on Tues
day, March IL. 1890.
All GENUINE Louisiana State Lottery Tickets
are issued at New Orleans, signed by NJ.
A. Dauphin. president, and agree to pay all
prizes in New Orleans, where the Company
holds its Charter from the State, and where both
the purchaser of ticket and the Company are
equally protected by the laws of the State and
of the United States. Tickets signed
with fictitious names dated and issued
from other cities in the name of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, promising to pay prizei
in other places than New Orleans. are MOI
Louisiana State Lottery tickets at all, but are
counte rfeits and cheats, intended to deceiVt
and defraud the unwarv.
Remember that ONE DOLLAR is the price O
the smallest part or fraction of ticket issued
in any drawing. Anything in our name of
fered at less price. is either counterfeit or
swindle Remember further, when examil iue
to see If your ticket has drawn prize, never t.
accept ANYTHING but our official cravings which
are copyrighted under the Act of Congress, and
cannot be reprinted correctly, under penalty o.
the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15

accept the cereal ballast. PETRSo,LEUM CIdAK'
81 dS6 S@ rn P 1 hsn
to Algors 1900 refined, 15e Italian bark san
fcglq ffnliaSSPo g Sfif NJ Fqy
ro ah to p Gnh1 pa to a a%S doopeIg a
terms and from Turks Island to Boston salt So British
bark Da Cspo hence to Port Natal general cargo schooner
Hart hence Galveston. general cargo on private
20 f' s. c Win tn , MOD
Noes quoted at az 30 Sya pai si3 s 20
s:S 81 sP qRfs c sS Lz y 7,1 nao
s. 95 Il 2 2Ga|' and % qqStsd here
DUCT m a. TO-DAY but price, had arm sappo Peked
f hSS. qaS sa at TO- "a s t'5 SMOKED Pesd
shoulders. &c Smoked do S' % scpteRber sold a.
oe,qPf SasS lcwS soS on fG sS 2G
~; Si92c 6coyT 70 sht i{9sa5e PIGS LARD
Broke aan on u receipts Of hog ana futher Tea6nes
SOLD AZ G35G637i2c chiefly {, reneis a. toOo Us
S snG mS OIL Speculation Cy easier aia less
active sa, as az SIS CitobeT closed at G5ic
sacs ESQ ties 65ic November closee az 40 January
SSssd a. a. S S5Sc sas 20 tcs Reed CONT
R9n 4g?td 6 a; G so c2 O adyancc on really fancy
to da and the sGnSs & fq sScy 9s state
and b Psg@sa 9 cF:aFaG sn fancy
western Creamery fancy, 19G19ac do choice &c
90 dS sT to cS sGSG i5ei7c GOD AIR ai2
W,stnrn Imitation Creamery. choice Pa Hc good 100
= .,.I.s.
Gac fa Western FaeiO5 Jqne sdr lE5s
sGoe; thirds 7G7isc..~..Cl IEEsE-Reeepts continue
sht but the export demand i very SLOW , ana Sao['
full cream fancy coored 7'.G7'se; do white NC DO
fine 7isG3 ac good to prime G?a6%e common to raj,
5&e4 STATE aec part skins c8f Fac comTGG to
omet for the day but firm on fancy state and Pennsy
Sana fresh 1SG2Oc canadian, fresh l2dl92c do fair
e. 5000 do 5i nfcor n casts saa5 " " ''
c So Sg a but % 19 a was
refining quoted n &c bid CcntIifpga aG test 5osc bid
firm Crushed l1.I0o Cut Loaf. l-l6c; Cubes bloc
Powdered Gi2c; GIanulated, Glec, Mould a." 31Gc !
Confectionors' "A" lice standard -" 6,sc on
"a" 0:1Ga5 u16c White Extra &C." 7-10a5?c !
Extra &C.. 3-16d5 5-lGc 'C,' l1Gc, yellow. 1916
IA 5SSfE1xr-1ord in light demand Choice quoted at
73 dSc in hhds and ties. Ccomarcaiine, city, 5'sc ;
sales rs 600 n future delivery, private terms.
TALLOW-Less active but firmly held. Prime City
at a. di7sc bid and asked No sales.
WOOI-The marAct for domestic lceces the past few
DAYS has been devoid OF Prices reEan about
week and sales generally small OF foreign
recent sales include 250OOO ID Cape. In bond at 1oc, and
100000 do China, 1+@lSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr.rrprs OF yrw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALlN6e'
The speculative transactions in wheat yesterday were
M, extremely ;are but about 100000 bushels chohgsu
hands The movement Of prices, however, was spu1'a
and variable At one time there was an advances oil
IN cent above Wednesdays close, but the il' "''
changes were material declines Tho bull influences N'''
fu earances from Baltimore and extremely pau crop
repos from the Red River district where tle yie'u i
not expected TO average 10 10 bushels per acre
cables were stronger but tho export demand wa,
st Louis attacked the market late and dictated the hhai
Humiliation September options ranged from 81
ST o3l TO 81 o. December opened At 81 oj'.. ieA 70
~ o5s and thcn rose Z, 81 OF l5-l6dsl u1's. MAY
y1ant 1rou - iQG1I CO.., TO - 1OSd@l o9't. on uc
curb september 81 o. aftr sale, ~ 81 US.'
cnGed AZ 81 cj, There good Wall street buYint.
SOM OF 1t credited to prominent hou-e tn't iS pIi,
railway stocks. Cash wheat Wa unrfti'l anu - '''u
weak only sales Of 10000 tushrl~ i"f 'Np'I...
Corn suffered from liquidation Inc e'tlt- were td.
and tie crop Wa not full ~ b'al pc, ',n
lots declined cent and only 'uuOJ bu-h.i, "elr ,
.Ifrf,.r. options more quiet ana me
carly months showed net losses Of = cent win MAY OH
oats we're decidedly weaker and The Cincinnati f,ge
CurrcC furnished better estimates Of thc crop IN ls
fell only = cent but the options ended OF ga Cl9
Lard wa Tcatc l GPSn. da n is ,: and to
arrive mainly TO the refining trade.
The NAL quotation. meFr as follows q, n. October
81 OiI December ~ 05's MAY. 81 CO.,. ,.- ,,
Cc,l-Ausu.t 5l. september, ji+ october, 04s
"6a,s~"iusust, 4Is; september. 4os; October +os
LSrd-scptcrbcr 50 4o October. IS 81; November
TRS recepis OF grain and reported YESTERDAY a,
New.York Philadc. pnia and Balumof, were as !" 'o"
SO GIG bushels total grain. 245.2rj bushels: hour,
4927s packages AZ Cac3s9 M4wa@H'e 49,! ~ ,y ~ ,;
The arrivals were Wheat l14Otz bu-h"'i corn ~, go
bushels oats -: -o9 bushels total grain 1880 bush
els -four 1898 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
NETWORK TRIBUTE, AUGUST I5 sTEN PAGES.


corn. 400 bush oats 10 500 bush shlpmcnts-wheat
2i0O bush; corn, 1Ol 400 bush oats. 10 800 bush.
81 Louis, Aug H-Flouf UNCHANGED Wh"at-A good
business WAS transacted. The market Orc'e1 81 sc
lower, declined re further rallied nc declined ne, and
closed sc lower for December and &c for September and
May NO. cash, 9J2c, nominal September 97c ask,d
December, II OPS bid May, ~ OS4 bid. Coma fair
business rcpCrted. The opening was sd'sc lower.
and under free selling Prices broke ac further suDse
qutnty an iproNcm no Of = c recorded: bur IL Mas
lost. and prices again declined '.di2c from the TOP \
rally followed, but not sustained at the close which
was lac lower for September and le FOR May tran yes
terday: No cash. fjssc; September, f52c ,eccnber
40Tc bid May, 59'se Trading wa. fair, awe
with other declines closed with september &c and May
1dl1c below YESTERDAY; No. September, 81 he asked
May, 402ai0'-c ht Rye higher; No. 2, &C. Hay
quiet unchanged. Cornpral UNCHANGED FaX,acd lower.
Il 35 Butte quiet scdv creamery fair to choice 15d
zoe Elgbs. 2ld22c dairy. medium to choice sd -
proyisions1fOrk, Al =; Lard, so, Dry salt meat. and
bacon unchanged. Whisky 81 10. Rccc pts-FlOur.
ooo bis wheat lo5 600 bush corn 20 600 bush oat.
81 900 bush So 600 bush oats. o. 900 bush.
Toledo. Aug. H.-whcat weak, lower; cash and August.
aSi2c september, p9ac December, - C2s May II CSa.
dun cash soc. oats steady cash. 80 80 Clover.
seed dull lower: Octobcr 65 December - 10. Re-
cetsWhcat $1,000 bush corn ca 36l bush oats, 1894
bush; 5000 bush. NhpmcntS-Whrat, 3lJ1 bush /;
corn, 1000 bush oats. 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
COTTON MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Aug. II, j.. ,n-OoIUoh S'''' VI Viz
day tno'iide q 100 la American ,- ,,,,.,,.,.
Faturrs closed quiet bat steady ATe5 ~ ga MiupnY
low , aud sereGbes delivery, 3iGldG 3l0id sept-
brr delivery 1885, aG 35Gid SeptWwi aiu oct di
r. -" az s,llers OCTOBER and November utIiN'rN
iar4i az S,6id; November ard December GciiNcry
5Si&5 sod January and February deLsrg G2ase
ss,an Aug 14-COttOn elsy mid1llng Il.c low
piddng fic good Io%c net and ero;s reept SO DgSs
iii 80 ran c1uo rt coaetwisc, 90 sales 100 pock 90
Yort,It Aug Ii-Coto1 steady; nhdilinR lI'' st''A'
SSyanIah Aug 14-Cotton quiet ard st,aGy m In
II 5IGc low mlddllDe, II l16c PoPd o"s3 ~
net and gross Iecelts, 90 OS..S9,l q" JIG" ''''
coastwlse taes, - sto,H 90 I'D. tasi,,, 11a,c
Ne,g Crleans Aug 14.-C0ttOn queti mlHolIhF - -
,ov nddinr gooi ordinary, lie net ana gross r.,
ccpts va bales including 80 bales new crop se'' oV'
Wilmington Aug l4-Cotton quiet ana nonlheo my
ding, llssc low Kidding lo'se; he' -"4 s''''
Is bales suck o.2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
THE ST1TE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug i4.--Cotton duh mddnT 12ac. Flour
arm and active Nhes-SOutI'fu dull fut/ ~ - {,
Iongbrrry Djcasl o. 40 .. 9-'srael OJ2 -.'amrf 40
= rcd. 9ta9Jc. Western irregular. No winter 4'a ,uot
and August 81 Ut-r. September. 30t9'' 90 tN'i.
II oOl oil December 81 O5.e " o. Corn southern
dull: white. 55dOOc. yellow. Co Nc-terh duu' MlNti
spot 542c bid August jjc asked - ptcnDcr "3'sd'3
October. Jfc oats lfn Eve MH drIarlf actiNr. Hay
steady prime timothy. ell a1l- 90 lfpfi
receipts very Ight lo2GIfc. 'Ou'c MN no "a goes
fair zoe: 80 :. 1e-Gl5a' SLeaf active ma stl"ns
granuat.d 6~c. COUu'g nUn f,nncd. lJr. Nni-hty
quiet 100 %. Freight, u Liverpool it- etaml.
Gul,t. cotton lie hour. IL 81. grain. "a d Co.'s ~
orders - 9ia3,. i.ccrlpt--flour. $4,000 bh- Nh'ut
1000 BUSH Shlpmefi:s-tlour. 2f.Gls bhis. wheat
i9 900 lush. corn - 600 bush. Salcs-Wheat $4,000
bush; corn. ll5cOO bush.
Bugao Aux. I4.-sprlng wheat-Buyels holding OF
offering. light 40 / A3ru - y 80 NOrt'tn. - To.
80 northern SPOT, ~ oS arkrd; wlnir WHEAT scare
so red store II ~, carloads No extra r'd ."b
o. gsr and carload, 80 Witt" ~ - OIL, No Hhl.
oregon asked Corn wax ard lower; onl' r1r nd
demand 80 yellow -Yld a. % .f15c NJ d. AZ - 2
.li,s. 10000 bush 80 white sold ~ rflfit
terms s82c a-kcd No mixed 90 st'rr, sc D." 30
p WHIT. 42Lc; No mixed fnac No Wilt. on TACK.
4lLr. Re nominal. Ilolr lu good demand and ~ D..
$3.50 -. Do winter fo4S" 3D. " t-
feed scarce winter bran, ~ 90 spring ~" 90
canal f,eirht. Nif-icra Wheat A. com "-c
oar. .'.r. AbnnF-Wh'at 3'ac. corn, 3sr: lDtr j"
IL 600 d. wheat. Ouo bush % 600 bush ttral
shiumer tWu.at - OoO bush conn., 33 0IO bush. Raj
Flour 5000 bLl- wheat, 20 coo bush
corn !, 900 bush RE 3 600 bush.
Chicago Aug. 1GThc leading fcalree ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

COFFEE-Brazil growths on the spot made further
slight advance and there was Iaher more fs 70 tns
10, lsc. Sales. 1000 bag, santos No T. l S 600
yc5 bags No. s. 1s4c. Mild grades had fair inquiry
sas 500 pculs Tmor, $50 bags Maracaibo and % bags
Nexcan private terms Options developed decided Strength
today and marked increase in the volume o.
hsness All cables higher and exchange showed
rise aud this coupled with the renewed buying OF spot
lot frightened the 'shorts'' into covering. Receipts az
o and Santos fair completely Ignored
At one period market ruled 1896 points higher Dut
he close was barely steady with reaction iiNrc
ssined IhQI2, fr and Hamburg closed Rals pig better
London advanced 6a9d. Official quotations 40 p M :
z7s; December 7Gs 3D. January, IDS 3D. RIO Quotes
Rernlar first coo good second, 400; exchange pfl;
t 81 Isceips 000 bags Rio cleardnces fog United
states 600 Rio cearances for Europe 2ooo Dss
5000 bags receipts Rio July to August 49, iSo sss
200 bags time 1889 206. 800 bags; same tle 1892
SS6 coo bags receipts at Santos July 10 August 10 ls9V
isS 600 bags same tine 1882 237 800 bags same time
1ss 1872 900 bags Total here today w. oo O"ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo; Of CortAndt ana
De br0,,cs sts. follows: .--,,,,o oofrts
A. M f,r Geneva. Lyons Elnirl l;o''S ~ nu a y,
and tur West and Principal local p0hl' 'ha'r Gar W
Iyo,. and pullman ia Suspension ru91rf ,t...
20 A. m FOR Mauch Chunk and in,efn,ua,r points.
II a. H. for L. and u. Junction ana lht'rm''Ve points
'"i' m for I'unkhannock and intermediate points;
chair ear 10 Tunkhannotk. Connection 70 l'eauihB ana
Harrisburg. trtor.pollatc noin.s
rhr ar fo Wilkesbarrc and Pullman sleeper to Suspen-
sion bridge. $780,, l,.,,,,, aud Intermediate roi,ts
Chair ear 10 Mauth Chunk. ...---,,-.. .-,.
10 IA mn FOR Mluch Chunk ana lh|fWeu1atc points.
Connection To Reading and Harrisburg.
nm far Geneva Lyons. EmirI. Rochester Buffalo
and hc Vest Pullman sleeper TO Iy ols and suspension
Bridge II -, n, aud @ an
, D. ronncct for all points la Mahan0y and HazletOn coal
I'-'"''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
= a. m. Mauch Chunk, ila,eton and interintdi
noints and II a. for Shenandoah and intermediate
ioint ,,.., ,.,,,,.,, aud ,,,o,,,,tta,, ,oi,ts
- M for GENEVA. Lyons EimiIa, Rochester. Buffalo
and ne West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Di'SS' General Eastern oniee. 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
TIVE STOCK MARKErs-EY TELEGRAPH

uunaIo Aug 14-CattIe-Icct pis NV 2 houf7 J,!NV
a1 ,ot,l for week thus far r. 30 for same time la.
~ on6. consigned through, $3.50 had, al 81
%bleh % New YORK 30 head for sale makct quiSt
49, eod lambs-Rccclpts last "a hours goo I'hd
S.sP s, 'vce thus far 25 time last week
81 GOO consiened through loo head oo3 - which 70
100 = 400 head SAL; market G.I and I'M
changed Ilogs-Recepts last "a hQurs 1@0 h,aa Di,
& eok thus f2r 10 TO- time last wcss 70 hip
ioI "c"h tbr6',ab ZOO head. o. which % Ncwlok
soo head for sale; uarSct slow m dirms heavy ana
mixed a. OaSi ID corn oihrIH =" 0V"F' ~ Rehs'
So 5Oa39 90 PIGS, So 20de3 %. . ,.., 100000.
,,in ~ etents Il head shipments 600 mar6et
srong 6ecves - 5oca 92 steer; - 4paSl 10 i9.
~; Texans 81 4oas, % Western ranger: f2Gf" %,
mixed e3 3Od43 90 heavy, - 8OnB ipnt
sa SjaI 10; sirs ~ 25d$3 10. Sheop-R c.pts loWo
20 900 market steady native So 'lG
IS 20 western 90 75as4 40 Texans s3as 81 lambs 81 %
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PhlCES'
While the petroleum trade is waiting for the IN
PRODUCTION of the Buckeye (Oho) Pipe Line GER
tincaes upon the speculative exchanges as the signal
for a revival Of business, the Pennsylvania crude
markets continue to assert strength. The time spent
by many persons in discussing speculative possibilities
might better be directed to study Of the commercial
position and possibilities Of the two grades Oh
petroleum. The strength OF Pennsylvania oil Is q
reputation of the early theory Of some observers that
its superiority in the market might be mcnaced by 9
advent of the Ohio article. The time has gone by III
the progress of consumption, when tho fear regarding
Ohio can play an important part in tile general
problem of consumption and production. The DeVer
oil will command its price until 1t is compelled |"
surrender supremacy by the Improvement OF pro
cesse for treating the lower grade But such radical
change as The Tribune has long contended' cannot
take place on any such scale Of values as now dvideS
the two grades Of the commodity. -.
The feature of Yesterdays National Transit market
was the increase in the regular way dealings at inc
stock Exchange. and the tendency 10 appfoach oP
tons. First prices there were 10 cent aoo.c
Wednesday, close and a rise Of l cent followed AZ
the Consolidated Exchange there was an Improvement
in Trading but the business dorc was spasInodlc.
Every effort Ia buy oil the cause OF an advance
after good orders were executed tho room traders
marked prices oil. Each successive operation OF us
sort however left the market a little higher man
before and the last price was the best OF the gay
and "a cents above Tuesdays close. me ehuhs
was strong and at best prices virtually az inc t"o
exchanges. ,-,,- . 80
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
NEW-YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.

Passenger trains leave OF Jay and i2d SITS a follows
I,,.-t 80 q. IL +2d-,t.. 30 H. M Tor IaWpOyV
u,u AliddlooWn Port Jcryl, Monticello FAl'uGrg
In rty iIancocA WALTON. ID HI, Edmesion. Norwich
l,t It 300 a. M. t2d.st., 9:lO a. m for campbell
Hal. Lake. Mohonk aud MlEneTaska, Wlhih acl SEI'
Han. MddctoWn, Boomngburg, ElenNi' Mountain
u,I. l.lf,Darr Hurley Vile. Liberty, White Lake -
Ia,.st 3 90 y. NJ. i2d--t. 3l1 p b.; ioi Nihppru
tt,u T,t.s Nohonk and MluncWaskG waikiki NaltN sta
M"nt,ro falisburg, lIurlsyNIlc Liberty White Lake
'' Ia 90 D. m. 42d-t rs p. M for Mddleown
Furuyuc lallsbur; Liberty Walton, NOrWlch, Oheidu
o-v.eo Rochester Niagara Fans Detroit Chl'aso anu
io,' [- 80 D. M ied.st, 10 p. M, saturday. only
for Campbell Hall MIddl,toNn Eleny,le. Port JerVs
L,u.hurr Itbrrt,, White Lake, KocAland. -.
fDlly THROUGH. other trains daily except SuhuhNs
puilman drlwlng groom seats aud sleepngcar peflhs
re.rryrd at S23 broadway, New lora, ~ =, ~
J. g. ANDERSON, c. +. A., Is EXCHANGE race, y, l.
NJ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
y ROAD FOR -. o.,o,.,, avn
I'm RANK LONG BI,ANCH, OCEAN GROVE AND
ASBURT PARK. BELMAR SpRiNE LANE
AND POINT PLEASANT.
Time table In effect June % 1890. Trains leave New
y foot of Ilbertyst 90 10. 10 teNlress ~ ~
:, Il a M. ! 30 80, 3 80 (rNprcss % s'o "a
iprr.. 3 30 40 p. m Sundays, t'OO' u w ~ III" wv
p Fror foot Cortlandt and Deshrosses ss $40 lo
q 10 A. m. II nooit 20 express SaturIaS onG %
10 frXpre,.) $40 express except Ktd MANY
'rypressl ) 20 100 p. Sundays $40 o'f' ~ i
sunday trains do not stop ocean Grove and Asoury
RUFUS BLoDGETT. J. r. WOOD T.
H. F. BALDWIN, Gcn'l Pass Agent. 6 II. ~ vi y. -
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NORWICH LIN 8.

-
IsLANp NLN.LOa Dos, NOKWICH. WHITE NOUN:
IAINS. al points .OI.Iu aid EAST. . LAM l;l.o
leave fier a. NOlI HlNLt, nc&t pier above De-.
BEOSSfS SIKLEI BERRY, DAILY (Sunda]s eA1tp''NI
at 80 J.. 20. 1900. ........-.. ~. -. 1891. Gu,
day. for the round Fp 20 New London FfQuot anu
Fort Grswod a. Norwich, the Roo Of New England
SATURDAY night, down y sltliief
leaving Norwich following SUNDAY A. y NJ Ne" I-Odoh'
'iicKErs and srAIERooMS sECUKED az s., y,
and i4J Bowcry In BROOKLYN, Gourt-st and S3i
Futon OH. e. West. o.; INyr.ss PlEls 80 ana "
snd CHLCK BAGGAGE from HoIiiS end RESI-
Uf.NCFS. ~ ~ bisApi' AbchS
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x11E,T SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. 8

v J.
w Ii. Il. 4. r. Co., L:ssee-Trains leave West 42d.
from the foot Of Jay-st., NewYork Hamilton London,
Detroit and Chicago, % SIS a. m, . 10 M 's;l5 m.
It Louis 5:l5 . Is p. Toronto, 955 a. m - :lo
S.15 p. m. Buffalo, Rochester SusPnson BRIDGE
Niagara Falls 30 % 50 a. m, . l5, SD r m.
iia and SyIasg.s 80 '9'3 s. 60 70 * IS.
- 30 Pa M b a9S 3 :. 90 10 and n:
Catsiur and Albany 30 rs 9 SO. all 80 a. m,
b3 10 - 90 > -. 8 - m Vest t 70 M
I'll ~ b. H. and clO as a. M b3 40 p M Cornwall and
Ncwb.sg Montreal and Canada Eas., 10 a. M - 10
D. H. Elegant seepnG-cars Tor Buffalo, NIAGARA rams,
detroit Chicago and II. Louis on all through rains.
saratoga specials all 80 b3 10 p m Iaror-cars
10 SARATOGA and Caldwell Lake George. all 80 a., m
daily except sunday. b3 - p m saturday. 2mS, rs o
ior.ar II 80 a. train Kaatr;dn Is@'er 60 nG g;
Uot and Kaaerskiii Via Phoenci1, 10 :i5 and Il 80
o. H.. $50 D. trains. and 10; 10 a. M. TOT h y;
Slccpingear on $3.50 a. SUNDAYS only ior nianu
iiou,e : IS All 30 m; b3 - p M Paro,:cars 20
CatsbII ON those trains Haf-hollday sleeia 10 NJ,
fSatufdar only for KaaerSkill Hunter Ho5ltt 'Mahd
TCt. station and Phoenica Parlorcar 10 ,'ian hot.t
station and Phoenicia b. c. = Leaves BrglhoHh wa
prookiyn Annex, clO al0 40 NJ; and zoo p J ~
ia o. H. IN C1t,dl Mountain night line. 80 A. r.
scepnr ear To Grand Hotel station sunday only Dny;
tpniiv cNcept saturday All other trains caly eNceIs
sunday For tickets timetable paror and >!Gepl1g,car
Standardization or Information apply Offices BROOKLYN.
S23 washing ons 72d An9S o'sc f Rr6o o.
way ii3 Bowcry II Park Place SO West LOUIS, ana
Wcst shore station OF West i?d.st, aud loot Ok
Jav--t. North River. C. +. LAMBERT, General ia"
ssnccr Agent & Vanderbilt-aye.. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15

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