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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Thursday Aug. 2o-BEEVESCCReceipts ~
augte.e and p T caSsd' at Fe SS qs export
dressed beef dull 5adc for Texas sides and 7o9c for
latest st. cable advces from London Liverpool quote
tho markets steady for refrigerated Beef with sales at
40 shipments n Of i've cattle fresh meat from this port
Mich COws-Receipts 50 head, mostly late yester
day Feeling steady at 500 80 Per need ios sF T. c6oS
al SGALTERccepts eos head5G7 6cthst and SO at
and unchangcd medium 20 choice
Veais sold OF e2a7c Grsssers and Butterm at 292+c
Say; ;;sady WITH 5y Sq1s5y B aS YEAS AZ at
Sc city dressed Veas hmer at 10alc city dressed But
'' sae: q Wright Co Basermk calves; ls7
5oS S 81 g. ct 81 d per 155 % g d. G h. at
81 a. aot Mullen - Butteimuk Calves state n
AZ &c q d. I Is r. a. 3.e lOi mixed co. -0' 3D. al
-Tgg P Seison Is Butefmilk Calves, 19s n at 2'c
Il fed DO 1875 ". 81 Veals, 1G4 N, at &c "a DO
IA Hns St Eek z 40 si 3 Ba,tSm Calves H.
Denb sis DeTey 8 mixed calves, &o7 II, at So 40
Judd BuckIneRan; - Veas la ~ 6+c; 10 fed
o'l skH TGe 3y 3 gIAMBsReop 10 carloads of 4o2
he1d-l4 carloads Jersey city and carload. at 6Ctn;
s. Trade dg for shGeP y T9 s5 Lamb MD at T & pef
S S,,S .S 4. s fs2fs L d a lambs Weak
Collins II Ksot9oEy s 1Yo 30 p @y c &c
do coarse o. H. at IS 2i9 mixed Canada and Michigan
J. T. PidcocK < sons JOG Kentucky Lambs, "a n, at
g i2L ls MARYLAND do q n as 90 9oi l'o state Co.
. h. Nipple & Co. 233 Kentucky Lamb. % ID az GO
$50 DO 81 n. at ~ 12i2 1S7 do GO No. at % D. so.
Judd buckingham q State Sheep, 81 u, at ~ oU'
Y state lambs o. h. At So ,o, =.
Wnkers0n & Sherman 1S5 KENTUCKY Sled, ~ -
At e. 80 Kentucky lambs. u ~ at 50 oO PA co. q
D. HarFingtoH i16 Kentucky lambs. II 2 -, az 60
122 do, u n a; SO 12ie 24S do 81 10 at % 20 il
HoGs-Recelpts 80 carloads Of 90 heads carl9n1s
at Jersey City and Is carloads 4Oth-st Fen2 urn
and prices about steady; State hogs sold at - 1o9o %
choice pigs s6dSG p. 81.
salesA W Lamb 3! stat hogs 25s y ays d3 a.
e3 s. per 100 II DO IFS H. at IS 80; = 90 ZD2 r. AZ
80 % 30 do, l54 n, at go - do lGo u. at 81 20
roughs' 263 ~ az IS do, 22G n, at - 20. - IN % !,
Hume Mullen is State hogs. 81 o. az - 10; ~ 20.
30 r. IS 20; do go n al s. - do 100 ID. at
&C l3 90, l65 n at 60 IS r0ugAs, 33l ID at - TO;
DO 37s n. az - T5.
Judd & buckingham: 70 state hogs $50 ~ at 20 o
W Reid & Shea 80 state hogs. 1875 II, at IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 2oFloq "a arPs5 unchanged S rsce f
Meat Unsettled and higher; spot, q lSesl ~ he
month. 81 libel li' sepember q llssGtl llA DC,
red 81 o5 asi oj s9gtheIn wheat strong Faz
ssb sbpnents 2lZ,355 bush; stock, LOO S97 bush
saes 1853 600 bush Corn dull spot the month ana Sep
eeedi@g receipts 59s5 bush stock, do952 bush Ont.
90 % oaFIer. No . white Western, new, 89diOc :
%o mixed western 3d. 1850 receipt 8 o0o oqSn
s,ocf ~ OQ9 bush Rye unsettled 30 2, ~ "
LTD S Ou rboce tlTohv sli6sl6 Grain eishts 9yet
eOoa ~ A"' Cotfoo-Mddng nominal, See Profi'ioas
NO chhhHs' ,oc, 10 ne sugar-Granulated, 4isc.
100 i,nacboacsd Whskey-NO change.
uaalo Aug 2ospring wheat dull 10 haTa sIo is
% ~ ~ 20 carrc and hlgher 20 red 81 OsL No
wbe sl Is asked Corn unsettled aehSha i'tn ni 60
yelsw 10 store 75c No g 7ic; lsoO0 Lush No S0d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave FOOT Of corslsndt and Dss.
brosses as follows
s.iO a m for Geneva Lyoas Eluira, Roche Buf.
falo and the West Po,yie and principal local points.
str Ear 20 L. Gus Pullman Car Suspension Bridge.
o a. M for AaUeh Chunk and intcrnedlase points.
IL 80 a. N. for Elmira and intermediate points.
D. m for Tunkhannock and ntermed points. Chair
Car 70 Tunkhannoek Connection 70 Reatng and Harriss
burg. ., ,--,--, ,...-
mediate points. Chair Car 20 I. and b Junction. - .
so y for Pottsyille and intermediate points. Chair
20 D. N. Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 70 Eealing and Harrisburg.
ID. N for acneva, LYONS, Fimira, Rochester, But
and the West Pullman Sleeper " Lyons and sus-
tension Bridge.
Trains leaving ST 10 g. m, IL 80 NJ, D. N: ana
40 p connect for all points In Mahoney and Hazel
ton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 q. for Maueh Chunk Hagelton srd intermediate
points, and IL a. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points
rs D. m. for Maueh Chunk and lntermediats ponts
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Emra. R0eheser, But.
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Sue
pension Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Aug 20Cstte-Reccips for the last - hours.
head total for far, 4O head; for same
time last 10 head consigned through, head
all 70 NewNork none on sale market Opend quiet with
nothing doing closed steady good handy butchers and
feeding catue Hogs-Keceipts for the past - hours
80 head total for week thus fat, 4l,25O head; for
some time last week, 81 600 head CONSIGNED through;
1850 head OF wncn 100 70 Ne"-1olt on Saie t0 G
closed steady for good, SLOW for common medium weights
cornfed SIS SOaS5 20 Workers good % best cO!nfed.
IS 75QS5 so Yorkes, lght grassy 70 iar s. 25ds5 90
pigs good to lest com,fed ~ 25GS4 70 CO.. common
sklHs fair, S6nS. sheep and nIbs-Receipts.- Tor
the past q hours 5000 head total for week thus far
100 head TO- sane tine week, 25 600 head con-
signed through. POO head Of which 1000 20 NewIorA
on sale 800 head market opened shade hnneT closed
strong and firm sheep eXtf fancy, a 75aF3 good u
choice - 5OGs4 65 fair 70 good, SGSi 40 lambs good
choice, s. 1891 common fair $5a IS 50 cus 70
common, 80 1884 50.
So Louis Aug. observation-disclosures 3,4O0 head ship
mont. 500 head market stronger: good export
tVes 81 90d IS 40 fair 70 good 1885 Texans and Indian
steers ~ 5Ons9 80 canning grades Al 5OdS2 % Hogs
Receipts $500 head shipments 100 head market openee
~ selected helyy. IS 4o6s5 So mixed Tades "a 5oa
* as: light fair best IS 30dS5 80. Shecp-EceeiHs
head shipments, - 4VO htsd market steduy ihI W
good 80 706s4 65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Armbrist Henry. to Mor2enthau n 119h-st,
Audubon-a ave 3 wears q mortgagesl, $500
Beaudet John, to Manchester & Ph!lbrick' cor
New ave and l21 st months, ~. 600. $500 -
Donnelon John. to 5 II Powell, S 14Oth-st, 10th
Eli jacob to c Lehrtter, 54th-st 1Oth-ave
years 81, 00O 49,,
Gallup, Albert 70 Hoyt, No East 12th-st' year
So 900. So,
ave. years $1,000.
Klein Benedict 4, 10 A Swan. Cherry-st. "
Jefferson st 3 years - mortgages, $500.
Lamb Tessle A. N G Kanenbley, IL Coumba-st,
years 80 600 -
A. l year, 81 900, ,,,..
Moore Hiram NJ F Forster. n W cor Manhattan
ave and II 4:hst demand 70 mortgages), $4,000.
PUGET A, 10 w Scott, II 1l3thst, Avenue \, year
$500. -
Rohrs Frederick 10 Loughurst, 70th-st ID
ave. 3 Years y mortgages sl3350.
Stark william, 10 5 L Befrlan, lot SO. map W Giles,
saith Ward, 3 wears, 400. 49, 90
Tipping Edward, 10 w Halls Sons, O9th-st W Sth
ave year so. 600. -
Wedemeyer. Arnold d, n Haaren, II 32d-st llth
ave, years 2 mortgages $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
xrw.xnnk. ONTARIO AVID WESTERN RAILWAY

ms leave West lzdsG AZ s'o3 a. ~ 90 miassss
pnr, JerTis Monticello Falsburs Loerty LiviIgston
Nanor Taneock Carbonate, scranton, walton Delhl
sd1ey NofSch EdmestOn. Utica. Rome. Oneida. osweso
Doi5 a ~ stony Ford Campbell Han, Lakes No no
nd Mnoewaska. waikiki valley stations, Middle
oWh BLOOMING burg, Ellenyie fallsburg. Hurley
W.. fy' "an,9beIi Lake Lakes Mohonk and Mime
Ill \kaiEiu Valley stations, Middletown blooming
burg E dlfshd FAi'00's' h1''s'v'"' -'O''"
Ia oo n r. MiGdletown Fallsou.g, Liberty Livingston
Ma Roe gland, Walton sidney Norwich, Oneida Os
Tego Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and Wsss
p,nran siseiers reclining chair car rH % Suspension
Bras .....- ..,v utddle,ovn pioortns burs
Ellrn-ille FalsbuFg Liberty White Lake. lsoekiand
Daily: All other ira daily except sunday
PDinan seats and s!esplng'esS besfns %
,.,na, a23 Broadway, New-iork. J. g. ANDEI-SOH.
q ~ A. IL Ex change Place sew-York-
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EeQal Notlces
4 LEXANDER AVENUE AND ONE-HUN-


LEXANDER AVENUE AND ONE-HUN-
mon Pleas the CITY and County OF New YORK Hermann
Bruins. against Hermann Bruins and other
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale dny
made In the bearing cate the 80 dAy
1891 J. the undersigned, referee In said Judgment
named viii sell az public auction al the iea EstatS r.
change and Auction Room Limited, Nos 30 70 % LoTH
Street IN the City Of NewYork the IOh day OF sep
tember 1891 at II O'Clock noon, By william helne!
Sucroneer a. parcel premises mentioned and
described In said judgment q follows 90 ,...
All those certain lots pieces parcels OF lana stuate
living and being the Twenty third Nafo OF the City OF
New-York late In the Town MOrrsania County OF west
chester and New being the lots known ana
block number map entitled Map OF sections ana d
OF North Sew.YOrk. Town OF M0rr!san9, We.tcAesteI
y. y dated MOrri-an4a, july @Oth 1903, Ds
K Henwood surveyor, and ncd in the ONCE OF the Kegs
10Th day Of August 1868 The premises hereby conVeyeu
holDg bounded and decribed from said map - ouoNs
beginning az point on the southery side o. Onehundfed'
and Street distant hundred nnd twenty three
nterecton Of the eastry o. the Third Avenue Or
Rosoon Road With the said southerT eide OF Onehundred.
md fo.trf-t street and running thence eltWady along
te I'D southerv side OF onehundrd and ortynst street
thence the sh;d westerly -lds Of AlexAn-
dor Av@uue eyentv-vc feet 20 lot No ID thence we-t-
rfv along the .ad lot No 10 aDd parallel with said one
hund d .f0rty-nrst Street seIetyfve feet thence
feet 10 the centre line Of the block thence westwrfy along
lid centr line and parable! with said trn twenty-five
ft thnce north waFdy line parallel with said Alex
ande- Avenue hundred feet the aforesaid southery
Sde OF Oneundred foyfrst Street at the point or
p~T p, 81 %eeTYert Aurusi II, 1891.
TIIE0pORE sATTLFR, JOHN PENNEL,
prns Any. Is Bond Street y. Y. cltI. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
Auehon Sales of Zeal gstn.e.


II, F. ARCHER, AUCTIONEER.
LAWRENCE BEACH COTTAGES
and
LAWRENCE BEACH LOTS
Two days Of auction
the premises az
LOVELY LAWRENCE BEACH
The
Finest Family Seaside Resort
In the vicinity OF New.York and Brooklyn
The
Handsoincst Summer Section
on the Atlantic Colst.
Moderate Class Homes In a
Restricted and Beautiful Locality
TWO DAYS OF AUCTION.
THURSDAY. AUG 27.
FRIDAY, AUG. %.
Sale commencing at o'clock each day.
After Lhe
COLLATION. UNDER MAMMOTH TENT.
Music by
EDINGER'S MILITARY BAND.
Visit lovely Lawrence Reach and you viii splendid
beach surrounded by pretty villas and free from al the
sorts Being ono onehaf miles from Lawrence sta
ton IL Is tree from tfampS and r0wdies Connected ly
stages 70 each and carriage service invites only
the resDectabe hOme-vrg class The road % the b'arh
being through the broad OF Lawrence and CEDAR
hurst handsome villa residences, luxurious laws, and
expensive wekept oryeways meet upon every hand
Nowhere else Al the seaside IN this vicinity be found
such opportunities for rational enjoyment az reason
able outlay and sul water bathing, boating and
carrae6 riding unequalled Please address for maps and
" BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK. Owner
II Chambers-st., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21

at aSaIS2 oats active; Is cars No white sold Early
g. &c later 10 cars sold at ac closed cars
Ive no offerings Flour st,o, NO mixed Boo aske e
g % do winter 81 90a:5 % rye nour Sass &c. Min
n,n hrm course winter bran, as 75dsiS: do spring,
$40 2'ssl5 so Canal ffaghts strong: wheat s;saie;
SIb od e Se corr, heeePtsFour 2sooo bbls
bush shipments-By eana-wheat. 3.oo0s bush
5000 e9sj wheat, I0SoOo bush corn. zoo 90 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OoEAN GkONk Sc.
FROM PIER 5, y. r. FOOT OF KECIOls-SF
For Highland Beach, Normande, Se1brght, Monmouth
Beach Long Branch at 80 10 45 a. NJ II 100 M q 90
Saturdays only. 3i5 80, 80 p. NJ Sundays. $50
For Atlantic Highlands at 30 100 M, 100, 3:i5
4 40 40 D. n. sundays. o 80 4. M, ] 100 p. m,
For Elbsron. Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant 81 10 AS q 100 Saturdays only $40 80
80 p. m. ,,,, ,,.. ~. ,.oo . -
10 90 m Il 90 Saturdays only, AS p. ~.
For Beach Haven Atlantic City Vineland and Bridge
ton. 80 o. N. " 200 M q 200 p M Saturdlys onyl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
NPV.YOrS B Lone Branch Railroad.

SUMMEh sCuI-UJ r..h
Trains leave New.York tor. Red Bank, Long hraH'"'
ocean Drove 4,6gsI r.,k ara f9Iat HI rs H. 80,
IS 30 (etTir,( 4 GO 30 tssPrs's1, S'SO' wv
From co,,iasai or Be- 90 srpr..:
v;Isent led BsnE; 90 (eNpressl' . 10 7'Oo D. HI
En.ssys s. rs, 45 q. m, 10 y N. ,., and o,san
rHe1nday trains d. not stoD A. AsburT PafA @HN NV
ortvs RUFUS BLoDGETT.
supt. n. y. and L. y. H. J.
II. y. BALDWIN
0enr Pass. Agent q. r. Il co OF ~ j.
j. Y. WOOD.
8sn'i Pass rent Penn. X r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
tandard OF classified
STAINED.
-,,. ZIG Low Mddllng. GIG

SoSs 100 drdnary5 1ll6 Middling... =
II WA an irregular market IN tls INT AZ
pSols s,anpent fuctuaticns. The trading was faiiN
te.eu nd the market at tines was somewhat nervous
Tn.rvDct-tnS LIVERPOOL advccs led TO long sellhs az
~ paset and a. port receipts were liberal p'es tssc
way Initial sales were at decline Of 3oin n8taVorabie
enorts on The crop from Georgia and genera leo sDd
Tbev wore subsequently, denied however anu
sooiipc was fesunled AUgust closed points IOWca
VILE later months closed unchanged to point oecic
- ca fale-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
nELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND

Wr.SIERN hAlLhOAD.
Shortest Line. Ne5tibued Pullman Coaches.
Ga n.-BuiTalo Richheld Springs and oswego Express
via Paterson Water ~, stroudsburg scranton Bag
pansTihe SheT6urne Waerye Richaeld springs Utica.
NJ Morris Greene Oxford, Norwich Cortland, Syracuse,
Fulton and intermediate stations Connects at scranton
with trains for Pston psnsylne ana NORTH
90 a. m.-Bingbamton Mall, via Boonton - -
- w-RinghantOn and Flmira Express for Water Gap,
Strodsburg Scranton 0wego, Wayerly and Elma, con:
meets at Scranton with trains for Pstston, Kingston and
10 D. m.-scranton wikesbarre and Plymouth Ex.
80 p m. dallyl Limited Express via P'ses.
yeTiy, Elmra, Corning Bah, wayJIond, Danvile. Mt
n N idalvl-Bufolo, Richfeld Springs and oswego
lxpres for stroudsburg scranton Binghamon Cortland
Svr1cure Fulton. Greene OXFORD NorHleh sherpnrne
WaseryIe Utica &C.. and all points on Buffalo Division
connects with trains for the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. On. Y. G. &

station NewYorkJ as foows and 20 minutes earlier from
the foot OF Jayt tNew-YorN Hamilton London Detro!s
and Chicago 10 M . l o,o2 i NJ 10 90 p M *
Na ss asd Fa s7s.sas &c. siS &c., 90 IT, -
iii IS a. m. Cruns only TO Utea Kingsi99o 9 80 ~
no no oo t a.S Ia and and z hp e y
a. M as az p M, al 0o % 70, - Is p m CranssonS
We DO Gsio1S I'll 81 a. m. Ills 80 IS i
GSar. IL al % t1G H. e aosrfs snS
Ssaaf ia, e RS,o i Sagaa Fails Toronto 6ero Seso
and s. Louis O. through trains saIaesn as
t al VS. a. ias sS George &c til paio;
asased drr T ffGeRs Hobsft Boa@ Grand Ho
Station and PhOeneia. % go SI 9. ~ 80 H % % ~
fhoncs Kssssrss nd s5ls 90 ear e. ooS SS nd %
$40 a. n (sundays onlyl' Se%Pa,,I xases Moaaoax
and Minnewaska. 3 80 a m III 90 ~ ;y NJ sSto
Half f. Hd R1ilSF s sp saturday only i
ienviiie. Cairo and Mountain House Station. lis.
hi hi u NGaogaa MAR lin. rsf saaday: oily.
sleeping cars Ph0enieia and BioomyiIse, DAILY:
SUNDAY. Leaves Brooklyn, wa Broa Ayn Annex,
s.s Ss t sS t e. III 20 s. 90 p % 'isf se!
time tables paror and sleepingcar aecomm cations On
Information Apply Offices: Brooklyn 1888 Wasltn gtonst,
f26 Futonst Annex ofiee foot q Fuiton-st NewYork
Sy Nos p ace S So w aSs sts
sfatons foot OF West 42d.st. and foot OF jays ". h
ave-. Ssw.YOrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
on the produce Exchange to-day the butter market WI
unchanged. EQgs Hdl0c.

unchanged. EgFs, Ii"IoV'
PbnaI.lphla Aug. oO-Flour firm. Rye -four IN good
Feyerish; in elevator 9s2c STEAMER 40. red, in 90.
Al Oh No. red. II II AL ia No. red August,
II IIidsl l12; ptcmb y liz GSl III; Octole r,
II I9Isl l2le: November II l3Gfl 49,. Corn-Wcak
sales 40. = high mixed. In 2Othst elevator 7sc; No
mixed August 1919 sept mb'F 7i67jc october u =
U72L,c: November, 70G71c Oats-ODtion market very
strong Car lot, held with confidence owing 20
advance m futures and good demand for local pton
sales 40. 2 mixed, 80 unTaded white. i2c No
white 43c: do choice 44c; No. white August 39d
391d4OGc Butter scarce, FIRM PENNSYLVANIA creamery
extra 22c do prints extra, 24c. Eggs firm and IN good
demand PENNSYLVANIA hrst- Il 2dsc Cheese arm part
skins 52G7c full skins, PC Petroleum duh refined IN
ceipts-Flour 900 bbls and 1000 sacks wheat 1855 200
bush: corn 800 bush oats. 81 900 bush. shipments
Wheat 1923 400 bush g. 100 bush oats 10 600 bush
st. Louis Aug 20.-Flour hrmer ana advancing fam
y - 4OaS3 80 choice 60 G0qS2 so fancy ~ 0Ja 81 10
extra fancy f00Si 30; patents ~ 60aSi 10 wheat
close; No red cash 9ercGSl: August, 994acdsl OF,
closing 81 on september. 9J4-e7l or. closing II Ola
asked: Dacembe IL O3tI 41 07e closing II ooh bid.
Corn followed wheat inc opening being 1c higher of
10 6O2c before a sale Madei No cash, oItc; Sep
TENDER 60GG1i2 closing 6Osa6lc year 44lea 41c clos
ing 4i54c: January 434G44c, closing 43alc Rye-No
offers; 80 3. Sc bid. Hay in Hight demand timothy,
his side sec; east track 6s at min. Co. Flsxseed
firm and hi9hcr 81 Lead dull ana steady AZ ~ %.
Spelter weak 81 G5. Butter nrm ard In demard. Eggs
slow and lover at 1870. Cornmcal y S0df3. Whtskey
81 lS Provisions dull but firm at close Pork $40 -
lard 10 20 dry salt meats boxed - 62ae longs 60 %
ribs - % bacon tboNcG. shoulder 90 = longs, s. 10
hs 81 5Ods7 - snort clear - 159s7 50 hams $40 %
GSl2. Rccclpts-FOur, 4,OCf bbls wheat loo bush
corn II 600 bush 10000 bush. Shipmen:s-Flour,
COCO bbs wheat, 620O0 bush; corn, 5000 BUSH oats
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CENTRAL R. IL. OF NEW-JERSEY,

EUUI OF LIBLhIl-SI. NUM- III t4R.
Time Table Of June q, 1891.
80 a: m for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre
Scranton Reading. Harrisburg Tamaqul, POttSve sham
okin Sunbury, Eagles Mere William'pOrt On Sundays
for Ia ton Mauch Chunk. Wilkestarre and Scranton.
G: 700 a. m. for EAstOn and Allentown.
100 a. m. for EastOn and Mauch Chunk On Sundays,
EastOn, Mauch Chunk and ShauOkin
- a. n. for Easton Mauch Chunk, Wilke.b1rre,
Scranton Reading. Harrisburg, POttsvle TOnoqna Sham
okn Sunbury Eagles Mere, Wllamsport Through coach
10 WilamspOrt
200 D. m. EastOn Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harris
burg, POttsyie ShanOkin Sunbury and W1li1msport.
On SUNDAY for Easton. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua Potts
Vile. Reading and Harrisburg.
100 D. m. for Easton Mbuch Chunk. Readng Harris
burg, Wkesbarre, Scranton Tamaqua, Pottsytle, Sham
okin.
80 p. for Faston and Allentown.
5:i5 D. n. for EaStOn, Nauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burr. &c. SUNDAYS m ; 30 p.
u - T. 49, I IlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21
Ralrpaoa
pennsylvania
I'D RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesorOsses and COrtlandt streets,
as fOIIows:-
On and after JULY 10Th, 1891,

W. 1919 QilST JO6t toLfg t0Otg
THE FAST LINE.
sOo A. m-Pullman vesibue Sleeping and Parlor Cars.
IndanaDoll' ~ sn 20 a. m. Columbus ~ al ~
e SSsl 99 m next day Connects also, for Toledo
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
AoioV a. n.mSowpoed exclusively OF Pullman vestbnle
and "5g and State Room. Sleeping Dining smoking
ssxe sP5 ana typewriters bathrooms FOR both
Ssaensss q home or osce Eiahied BY stationary and
Indianapolis II 40 A a1 b SinSn9ag 9ig NO. next t
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
oVO u VI -Pulman Vestbuio Steering Cars from New
ok ana Dining Cars from New.fOE to St. Louis and
<1t,VS o SthSInnaa II 20 a H., and OF. Louis Vo
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 p. m,-Pulman Vestibule Sleeping. Dining smok
Hs end yd dGnqN g a9d TeSsge D
cagO ) rs p m. next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
o'3o r M-puliman Vestibue Sleeping Car New;Y York t9
MffaBn DGIi3g car; N9wYork to Phadephs ana
bus o 30 p 1, w. CINCINNATI go chicaSSo , 80
Ing. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily except
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Gag New.York TO
ChGoso, New-YOrk to Memphis Via the -sheL 'ndoah
cleveland :S5 p. m. next day, and daily az Chicago
aad for Cleveland and Colambus Except SsuTday u''
2i30 =. M.-Shenandoah Valley Express with Through
Bullet Sleeper TO New-Orleans.
W
washington Limited Express' Pullman paror Cars
with Dining Car TO Batimore) daily, except Sunday,
10 10 a m., arrive Washington 80 D. and con.
gressional Limited" daily, With Dining Car. at 9:2o
D. H. arrive Washington .25 D. m. regular express,
600. 100. 80 and II 90 a. m. 21o 30 s 90 and
200 D. m and IL IS night Tor Baltmore only; :0o
D. sunday rs and 8 30 a. 4 80. 8 100, aud
9 90 q. m. and Il 10 night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY ! so D. N. weekdays, vita
Through Buffet PaTlor Car.
FOR CAPE MAY. / 100 D. m. weekdays, with Through
Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20, s 90 80, 40 Chicago limited
Th DnngCa5 and 10 10 washogtSa Limited S VIII
800, 3 80. 400, 80 S 100, 100. 0 80. 6 90 and
900 p M. and - :15 night. Accommodation, II 10
a. m, 40 and 100 p. m. Sundays. express, rs.
$50. 800 40 Li1Ited). and 10 a. m, 2;so 300
1o.l5 NIGHT. Accommodation 100 D. 10.
For Time OF trains local points the Pennsyl
Iania railroad system apply at the following Ticket
Omces Nos t35, $40 and 3i4 Broadway Astot House
$50 Fulton.st, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of
Eulton-st, BROOKLYN IS Hudson-st. HobOken Station.
Jersey City.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO Destination
CHAS E. PUGH. J. 4. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent