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The Portland daily press., 1891-03-21
FINANCIAL.
6 PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Burlington Electric Railway Co.

This Railway has the monopoly OF the
street passenger transportation OF Bur.
hngton, Iowa, with q population OF
nearly $4,000.
Its present net earnings, with the
slow and infrequent service OF horses,
are already more than enough to pay
It's interest charges. The experience Of
other cities shows that they win heay.
lily increase In the spring, when elec-
tricity will give frequent and rapid
trips.
Price OF bonds, par and accrued
terest.
-
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-21
Notice ofDtssoIu,tou

VtHE copartLership heretofore existing between
"A J. Z. Libby and Manson G.. Larrabee tran
firm name OF Libby & Larrabee Is this daV diS
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Libby receives an
the assets and will discharge all the obligations Of
the nrm. All persons indebted TO the Arm are re-
quested to make payment TO j. II. Libby, az 48s
Congress street who will continue the business
unoer the style OF j. X. Libby, successor 10 Tur-
street. ]. Il. LIBBY,
MANSON G, LARRABEF
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-21

The Poet-sir, have here beautiful gem In
verse. May ask your regular rates on origina
poetry?
Editor-What is the subject?
Poet-Lovely Springtime.
Editor-Rates, 50 an inch, next reading matter
reduction on long contracts.-Wave.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-21

Her Reckoning Good.
81 wonder what time 1t is" said mamma Just as
the train whizZed by. Ns
at must be six o'clock replied the ive-year-
hear the whistle say, 'Two-two-two'? "- Chris.
tian Register.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-21

II you don't want gray hairs, use Halls vege-
table Sicillan Hair Remover.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-21

Gave Himself Away,
shes cockney, that's what he is" said Mr.
Newbr ed.
"What makes you think SOP"
she said table dhote' instead of table de
hote.' These cockneys always drop their his
Tell 'em in minute.-Epoch.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-21

One Way to Use 1t.
81 thought you were going 10 have cupola on
your house."
81 have one."
"Where is lt?"
SIN the cellar. 1t looked so badly on the roof
that took 1t OF and made coal bin OF it."-Har-
per's Bazaar.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-21

VAN HeUTEN's CocoA-"once tried, Away.
used"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-11-07
The Ladies' Favorites.

BY perusing the pages Of the
French Journals republished in Eng
lish by A. Mcdowell & Co., 4 West
14th, Street, New York, it can read
lily be understood how they have be-
come "the Fovorites" with ladies.
Issued in Paris by different pub
fishers, they are the leading Fashion
Journals of the "Old World" 1t is
not, therefore, a matter for surprise
that unbiased critics should have
pronounced them the best Fashion
Journals ever offered to the Ameri>
can public. 1t would be strange, in
deed, if ladies did not give up the
inferior Fashion magazines which
they have hitherto 1atrOnized for
these handsome journals, which arc
known to be month ahead Of all
others in giving the styles, and con-
tain such valuable practical lessons in
the art of cutting and making dress
es. ola Mode de Paris and GAL
bum DIES Nodes are rivals for the
first place, single copies being 81
cents each, or $3.50 per annum. Ella
Mode" the Family Magazine, is only
IS cents a copy, or $3.50 a year. Dc
not allow news agents to substitute
inferior publications for these, which
can be mailed to you from New York
at the prices here given,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-11-07
REM0VE THE CAUSE.-It is no
NnmV ~ dOnht the correct thing

REMOVE THE CAUSE.-It is no
nnM ' doubt the correct thing
to treat the symptoms of disease,
but this is not effective unless the
cause of complaint is removed. For
instance, a fever may be treated
with quinine, ETC., but unless the
cause is removed the fever will sure
ly return. Again, the sores and
eruptions of Scrofula may be healed
by mercury and potash treatment,
but unless the cause of these symp-
toms is cleansed from the system,
they will return or attack some of
the delicate internal organs. Swift's
Specific strikes at the cause Of the
trouble, and forces out the germs Of
disease, and the poison through the
pores of the skin, and at the same
time builds up the general health of
the sufferer. Swift's Specific is a
purely vegetable remedy, and is
harmless to the most delicate, yet it
never fails to eliminate the poison
from the hnman body. We will
mail valuable book to all who will
send for it.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-11-07
A New Road.
Nashville American.

Nashville American.
The projected line from Indianapo.
lis to Chattanooga has come again to
the front, the articles of incorpora-
tion having been filed in Indiana.
The name chosen for the road is
the Chicago, indianapolis & Chatta-
nOOga Railway.
The road is to start from Indianap-
oils and run through Kentucky and
Tennessee to Chattanooga. The
capital stock is 100000.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-11-07
Gnmmtfriai
MEANWHILE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,

NVIINNNNN "NN'NIJ U 4'IV'IV % H0IIN'1NJ
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,
McMinnville. Nov. 1891.
Prices of country produce are about
rs last week, except a little improve
ment in dried apples and eggs. Dried
apples are in better demand, having
advanced t. We now quote apples
y to p cts, the latter for sacked,
ready for shipment. Eggs we quote
Is to 16 cts, same as Nashville quo
tatiOns. These prices are full value
Of eggs at this time. Large fat tur-
keys will be in demand 10 days hence
for Thanksgiving.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-11-07

Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry, Wild
Game, Meats, Apples, Potatoes, Green and
Dried Fruits, Vegetables, Cider, wool,
Hides, Sheep Pelts, Tallow, Furs, Skins, To-
bacco, Grain, Hay, Flour. Beeswax, Feath-
ers, Ginseng, Broom Corn and Hops. NJ. f.
BALLARD, General Commission Merchant
and Shipper, 2l7 Market St., st. Louis, Mo.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-11-07

The jury in the Whitthorne case,
recently tried before the Federal
Court ut Nashville, failed 10 agree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
rECoRprb MORTGAGES

Bochm, Gu-tsvc = Louisa Brlcn. c>tr.N 1T all =
| Brown, Jan. and WIZ. to Lug M " Cruccr 92d.
Brown, Linz II. to Geo Heather. s. Ealnbrdgc d,
BaSS GG.ta,c, 10 Cna, Thy-on ana another Section >
Block AZ. nap Ci,y Ncw-NofA u,a-c. 5rr-. 900
Scope, !o 2at aa Ti goo - ''"af"' C"pr 40 81
D.o.to, Chariot. to Philip Brursennan, 2d-yc. 5
Df-sai simon to FRANCIS >chnu4g. II Lexington.
Eniee, VIZ A. to lle'y Nhnnaaa and anoth.r, tru-.
| s. s,2Sh',,L oHl..f,, a., '-',,,U , t, -
li-h,r John " ana vic, to Warren smith, 18TH
st. " 5tn.a'c' 3 yaf, 200 ,..... ,
st. West Iadi'c. demand 80 800
Ia,nS CAM, ~ to- IGl' ia nm. o, o,s
Horn, Jane, l. ,na vic t, Dorothca >chuiilc. , Of
| l.o'h--t. e Of 7dl-ay', years, 5000.
same 10 Clarc' Weyman, OF 951.,t. 0, Ilth.aya
Hcrlnaan noniy, to Louise Hermann 40 4eo o,h.,t
liai, jan r. cc. t. the \ y Lie In, Co., Of 10Th
sane to samson l.,,n,u and anot.er c>er- 80 w..
same to icniy 80. cntlian o. ;5tl.s, o. coumbu..
sane to CLarlc, Weinberg, Of 7jui., o, Columbus
i-ci. jacob td another to Geo G,,.mqn. Cd. " S Of
Inslls. Agnc- and husband to . Pacific Firc In, Co.
| n Of 57th-,t, 81. n Az 4. YEAR,. $1,000.
Kahn; nenry and agoti. T. Loi.- St'r5 y 59iG
5S5 and $50 naD '' 1T, ana Sf H IS9@
Moore: Corpcl.a y TO Ernest ni,- ct al. executors,
No. 81 West A9Il.st years 800.
McSSr22 l James D. to AdoIh br.nn"man, n 14oth
Mars. Henrietta \. to Etta Fo'sot.ton. Kcry.st
Nccy, John 20 Andrew Little s Manrn.,t n
Dc1ncey-st, n,talmcnt-. eij 600
Prague. J0nn g. 10 u WIZ, James. SJth.st "
Column ussVe. yt1r-. q MORTGAGES. sg7 20.
Price George. and another Herman
Mt iTopc +" mo@,i. i ESQ '''0' anu 0' az map '
Racquet and Inni. club % Mercantile Trust Co.
| trustees. II s f3d-s; jth-avc bond, 500 600
RO>rnbaum. Daniel and wife. tn ilnWprv SAVING
Bank. l"th-st. 7th-ayc. | wear e23 OcO
Sob Leon. 70 Moss Srhwab lst-ayc 7Stn-st
instalment $500
Same to Jacob Lainour lst-ayc. 7sth.,t years
sl2 coo.
Slacom, Thomas 10 the Title Guarlntec aud Trust Co.
n ll3th-st. Poasant-aye. years, $500.
Stlrgis Esther NJ % Laura VI Jennings, n 5Jth.,t
Mldi-On.ayc 3 years. $1,000.
Schnuyg, Francis j. AMI wife 10 Nathan j. Ely :
Lcxngtonovo. 9j.h-st, months ~ 900
Sherwood WIN j, to Herman Goldman and another
blocks 1875. 1913 2Y4l and 2o2. sect H. land map
city y v. yo-r~. SI9.aoo.
Tou--aint Theresa and husband and Julius and wlfr
n : WatonaYc Orchafd->t. years, -. 100.
Thompson, james. ana au0hcr 90 Joan Oycihi-cr,
l2oth-St W Sth.ayr. demand. SS5,onO.
Ihutn, Thomas, To Han ir 4 Sl' Iii 4. fudlliu
Landing Road, " DaVi-pn-1tc year. &l.7Ol.
Williams BENJAMIN y, q d. 10 GtJ y Williams. u :
9lst.st. 9 l-taNc, years, $4,000.
Wanger. Lawrence 4, and wife 10 Helene Ebch1fdt,
year, 1900.
Webster Georgana +, to Adelbert Nichols 10th.
ave, 57th'st, 1 year, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY:


IRON.SMELTING BY MODERN METHODS. BY
William +. Durfcc.
Tie third Of the great illustrated series OF industrial a
clos now running in the Monthly. striking contrast
I, here shown ironpane In 1870 and the position
20 which improved methods have now brought It,
NEW CHAPTERS IN THE WARFARE OF SCIENCE
XII. From Babel to Comparative Phiology fait IL
BY Andrew Dickson White.
Describes the fall Of beliefs whose rise was ciron
cled in the 1rst paper.
THE ARYAN QUESTION AND PREHISTORIC NAN
H. By Prof 4. II. Huxley
PRECISION N PHYSICAL TRAINING By NJ
Georges Dcmcny.
coEpUCATIoN IN SWISS UNIVERSITIES. By Flora
Bridges.
The action a practical people on subject that Is
being much discussed in this country.
GREETING BY GESTURE. BY Garrick Maery
An account Of MANY curious modes Of greeting Huch a.
rafting each others heads and bodies rubbing noses KISS
,nr etc. practiscd in all parts of the world
PROGRESS IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE Dy DR..
Manly Miles, illustrated.
4 record Of experiments that throw much light upon
the nutrition Of plants.
THE STORAGE OF COLD. By Charles Morris.
CHINESE BUDDHISM. BY Warren q. Benton.
SHETLAND PONIES.
SKETCH OF JEANCHARLES HOCZEAU. Wlth
Portrait
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
| .ElllGll VALLEY RAILROAD
PASSENGER TRAINS

DesbrosscS S. follows: wv VI Iorllahdt and
{ a. m. for Slatington and intermediate polnts
"a, n lor ,,ehrNa, Lyons. Elmira Rorhr.tcr ,.c,
ana the west Pottstille aud PRINCIPAL lnNi buffalo.
to Lyons and Pullman ear e. Sisten oa points Chair
wv a. NJ Tor Mauch Chunk and INT, rn,dta,t,a,' Ne
r, ~, a. H. 10, j.. ana H. Junction and interned
p. M. for Tunkhannock and
burg W i'oaolhg and Harris.
r, 40 p M f3r hlmlra and principal intermed,,
Bridge. ''''''h sleeper e. Suspens on
so p. IN. for Pottsvlilc Mauch cbu., -
ate points Chair Mauch CbnnL Hh ana Int rmedl.
10 y. IN. for Mauch Chunk nnd
connection TO Reading and creuiatc points.
!
Bridge. p'i u Lyons and Suspension
Trains leaving az s A. m IA
con connect Tor all points in M,hanoy and IT, ana $40
:, SiNDAY TRAINS
a. M, Tor Mauch Chunk Ual,ton 49,,
Joints Y ~ '"ch'hul ah and inform, oil y.
~ W. ~, .oT Mauch hunk and intermedI,to ,,.
.nt D. IN ior Geneva Lyons Elmirs Ronhte points
Drdse '''"" S''eper to Lyons aud snsp ensao
General Eastern oGce. 2a5 Broaaw,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

the keen esthetic perceptions which breathe from
every page. The robustness of religious ana moral
belief evidenced in them may not he traceaoIc 20
the Philosophy of Evolution. but none the less
add to the effect, dignity and impresSlvencss oil
the argument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
REAL ESTATE.
nuSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

sales at the Exchange Yesterday were light No.
444 East one hundred and --eventccntl!ot., two
story frame house. on "a lot 1-jXlOO. was offered III
uarttou thc bidding ran from a., 900 up 10 $3.50.
james FrOmmc the buyer.
Nos, 81 10 80 Maiihattan-aye. are three hVc>torl
brick Hat, plot 31Alp lhey Sou - inc pam
tiff In the proceedings for ri7,GOO.
No, IS 10 81 Manhattailavc. being the south
east corner of Onc-hunGred ana iOGrtccuth-st. 10
gethcr with another similar biildh- On lpl -1AiVu W.,
making altogether plot ICON 10, sold 10 the palntlh
III the Proceedings for @A'.roo ,,
The following private SALE are announcer NJ
IIir,ch Ia, bought eight lots on seventy iit,t be
tween Ninth and Tenth avc,.. each -'AloO. lor
$4,000 also other lots on the same street on private
terms. ,,,, hon
no 3O5 south FOurth-st. brooklyn, thrcestory ana
basement dwelling. 10 william e. LahgWasscr 10.
300 .. ,,
sold. through Edgar Williams IN conjunction WIN
John r. Foley a son for j. T.. +. Bcaud"t Nos. %
81 and 80 West One-hundrcd and-twehty MN
three ivest0ry brick and stone Nat, ana lots each
1JxiOO for 100000. Also. for Mr.. y. H. Van lngcn'
40 113 Rem>ci-st.. Brooklyn. four~tory bUwl>t"hc
dwelling and lot 2jx65xl3O, for $4,000.
Tho committee on legislation met yesterday, Thomas
F. Murtha In the chair. The following sub, committees
were announced EXccutive-Ihoma' !; MIrtna leN-
ofiriol Constant 4. Andrews Henry j. Carr William
Reynold, Brown and William c. orr: cH lmprpVr-
Cv,iIle Tarr=u John u. Crmmn~ and Richard
uecycs: civ fHancr>-Co Constant y. Andrews Lewis T.
zach George De Forest Barton. Henry j. 'arr ana
lanes G. Parrish. taxation ana assessment W u"m
EcNuOid, Brown. William II. Murphy, Samucl McMllIAI
Marx Ottiugcr and James L. Well. bnilalns ana me
chanc,' lien law.-Andrcw j. ho1n,on' WilI nan I,
NJ RYAN: pending lrci>laiiOu-Edmund H. MaltNc'
G. f. Hoffman IT,. e. l.. Cari~on. Frank X; iI"uchi"h
and Thoma, G. smith drafting aud amending law
William G. orr. Julius ipran HcM4r ~ to''rl , pa,
ION C. W Imy>tcr and John F. u. HiYth IeH"ral
rclatiOn>-W illiam ". Deem. D. =. I1T,,t,, - hH'o
lander Dillon. carlos F. Rich and f. VI. wilkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.

:. 3GE ogLY RAILROAD STATION ~ rHz Crrx
Trains leave as follows,
1:IO a. M.-bASI NAIL. for Albany, Utica, Syracusa
1890 4. M.-CIiCAGO VEsfiBULE LIMITED. du.
1886 ,E@ E Ks n Bay .n
l2oS Socu.-souTHwEsTEIN vEsTIBuLE LIN.
lIED-Due Cincinnati 10 90, indianapolis IL 10 a. H.
40 =. M.oX9oItpfH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITEn-
Due at Detroit at rs q. M. Chicago 80 D. H.. nea
800 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREss-Due cAics,,
7.3O r M.-ADIRoNDAch, MONTREAL AND sun
o.1s HI 7. M.1FHs7 ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO IL
PREss-Due indianapolis II 30 p M neal DAY. s.
SIX Is F9g ssbs5Jf4 e
4 = ,s a.ss.ss .:; poa; III 4 Vi
S9 e go as g.? 10! % oo' 10 5d III is
noon iS 80. s:55. 30. o:oO rs '2'' 80. 9;iS A.
rKoYYhntiss nt 49, oIo 10 90 10 80 II rs isn
UIiCS1a %SND SYGAcTsE-f74 ~ 9 10, 10 90 iiSSS
a D.. Il 100 noon, so. 600. 49, sl' D. IN. ": 4
Ro@C,HfESTER-olo. 10 90, no m. II 90 aea
2 oG 49, l0 80 M No. HE e 20 noon
xIaa Ga 20 A yi2 p no. 10 co. ITO 80 a. H. isa
1873 80 &G3tN ~ RxD MoyTREALa
AJbstSS Gy3X 80 Ak. So diaaSASbAaSA1s yat ION
rEliSskE iL i2 v nAi.EE& %Dff9 vfsiios.
c.s sts: ;e2af Ga '3 sy,ss
PARK Pace, s. West 35tnst and is8thst station. NJ
hTk $50 % B5Ss6 and oo a'f ssS e.
Westcotrs LAprcss calls for ard cheek, baggage ma
~ DaIIy cScspt, Sunday sDaly except sasusts
70 % oega 5'i?' ssSej5 5's 9s'rns At G9
99d Z 20 To dacT4y stop e 1Ss SreG Isp
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
eathers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&c., 70 Colleges, schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG.FULION. % Union square
A BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied
n AL branches. any locality charge T. zcers wanted
registration fee form for stamp y. V. HUYSSOON
date T. T. Avery. American School Bureau. w. l4thst
A TUTORS Professors, Teachers. GovcIncsscs q all
"a branches supplied 10 universities colleges schools and
families Circulars schools Modern Ian
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIEKE. Room IA $50 jthaVe.
IJESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY II Fast 17ti-st.. sup.
plies competent tachcrs. tutor. mu>
clans, aftstS &c: all branches resident and Visiting
English. German, French, Spanish spoken.
flNEACHERS. tutors gOvrtnC s>es companions church
singers, organsts. marons. &C.. promptly supplied 70
enpov best schools commended TO parents. Miss
D0NoVAN'S Teachers Burau. 30 East lith-st
II Mon TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
~ with TEACHERS teachers with positions
H. N. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 Lafayette Pr y. Y.
w ANTED IMMFDI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. principal FOR
w high school salary al 600 Methodist Conelcga
tonalst preferred also gentleman for city specialist In
history and geography MIRIAM COYEIERE. Room e.
100 Fifth.aVe.. cor. 20th.~t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
Counlrr iJroprrin tor Sale ano 90 Let

COEEESPONDENCE INVITED with persons OF means
Y who would invest tn only obtanabl" and best ach
and Land property on IN" Eastern AtIihtc eoasU "oo
,,n'I fl, fu de-, 'o2mcnt and other land options
secured nr-t-ri~> summer Hotel r'ady IN 'u.e,o
~, rtfn and numerous loautif residences erected ana
o.,,r PROJECTED. Location ire from al sumner i Li"r.
sole References exchanged AddrcSs
IN" H. - Bon 33j. Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
n EW.YORK. ONTARlO AND MEsrlrA.

~ eHx N MSmTan, lay West i2dst a. ioilow
MiaGisto%n EiIenNie Liberty Delhi. Norwich onrtdo o'
town EcnyI ,h Sv p M for CAM bell Vail Middle
erty walton Qn'da Central Sluarr Oswcgo ~
NaRarl FtII, Dttrolt hicago, st. LOui, Datv
other trains daily except SUNDAYS Tickets tcta ~.
Bro,S"W, g. ANpERSoN, General Passenger Aoon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
MASul>cT0s.
AZ EST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. {

NV III INTIVNE N.NTIh'TNTT, " y "a q
W II; H. /. r. Co., Less e-1rsns leave Wei sre, fsi
STATION NcM AoiK) follows, ana 20 minute,
foot OF Jay,t.. New YORK Hamilton, London s.
and CHICAGO 10 10 a. > Is p M > 10 p M Is
LOuls, D rs. 10 D. Toronto TO 10 a. M yast
- rs p M Buffalo Rochester Snsprscn Bridg'' Is
Edls Utica ana ~ raCuSc, 80, 10 Ill., VIns-
- 10 and all 80 m only TO otea n az
ton j 80 Z 10 10 rs. all 80 a. ~ 90 10 Is.
IS rs p. m. Catskl and Albany, 3 80, = 10 wed
Al 80 g M; - % S;l5 .s;iS p M as
10 as, all 80 m, .. IS ~ 90 so SD sSs ~
- 10 IL 45 y. Montreal and Canada East nils
- rs pm Elegant sleeping for Buao Niaga trains
Detroit. Chicago ana st. Louis OF All tnfon.mn D.;
q Lew" Brooklyn Via Brooklyn Annex: aiu 'oVn m
90 p N. Jcrsey Ci'y. T.. IL Il station u Il, oIn'
; - u, Dliv Daily. eNccp. SAT rily ~. lSr
trains dailY eNccp sunday For tickets tmet,bes .bpy
Tor and sleeping notation, or tornatol In.
offices ErOoNyn-iS Wa>hir St. 40 Futoi,ssy -
mex office foot OF tultonst New-York Sityml 'S we4
S42 l,271 Broadway l43 Bowery, II Park Place. sul
12Stht ana West Shore stations foot Of West ssa
loot OF Jay-st North River &. +. LAMxxEkSi" wv
Passenger Agent, 8 Vanderbtlt.aye. Sew.YcSk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
u ELAW ARE, LACKAW ANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
N.at 81 p,,r

a. a. m..bu.@io ana oswcgo sNprs,. Paterson. for
Ndttr Gap StrOuusOu-G, scranton, Bnghamtou OMcgo,
ithaca' ,WaNcIB E!mrl, Coming. Bath. DanNle, Sher.
bLrhe, WatrNllIe Echheld Springs Utca. Mt. Morris
Greene oNoli NORWICH, Cortland button ana
mtermcdatc stations Connects Scranton with ira n Tor
Buffalo trans iOf the Nest "'
20 a. Bin phamton VIA EoontoD
y. Bnghamton ana Elmir, ~ prr., for \,,or ,:o,
StroudaOurs scranton OWcgO. WaN,rly.
Scranton with trains for Ptston. Kingston Wilkes.
barr.
press. ''''' IN
80 p m ldalyl-Bufalo Limited Express via Patcr.
son Tor Stroudsburg. scranton. RnghdmtOn owen A,
very. tlmra, Corning, Bath. Wayland. Dan>yillr M
Morris, Ac. arriving In Buffalo at 30 a. M INV NV
D. ~. dailvl.-Buiialo Utica ana OsWrro T., nross -
stioIdsburg, scranton Binlhamton. Cortland Svraruo
fulton, Greene ONton. Norwich Sherbrrn@
Nchrd SprlngN, Nc ana an points Buflo dlyison
connects with trains for the West Nv ''iSVN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Y d. n
Time Tdbe Q, december -, 1880, ,,,,..-
scraGton Reaas haF,ours Tamagua SsaaS8nN s sSs
6eGry and on Sunaay' fO' A4''0A
4 90 a. m Cor Easton o..,,,.
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oda s%a6GrS Wanscrt ihfcugh coach Nn'
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burg wlAesbirrc scranton. Tamaqua. POt.sSe Shane
20 M FOR F Fs AID Maa Acp eS%ak Reading
80 P. m Tor Fsston and AiIcntovn.,
30 saS' 90 p m Sundays "a 90 an d. !
For Freehold at 4 AS Is, IL 10 a M. 80. : w
Long Branch and points south Point Pcs sss,,s
except ocean Grove and Asbury PARK 900 a. N, a"
oF s nss G ss at '' sa sEs 10 H. 20 -
FOR LAKEWOOD. sn,,,r,
9cc a. 49, NJ farlcr 81. cars At 1880, 10 $40 NJ
For Tons River. Barnegat Park and B9Enes,. q"
SS For = Aantc City Vine and sud SFdsc tor at 49,
'1 Fot Monmouth Beach and scabrlght at slS Il"
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINCTOS.
ROYAL BLUE LINE IN
For philadelphia a. 80. - > 90 II 80 A. NJ; LIN
SU G2 go i Il 80 100 e 200 so 80
y. IL, L. 10 night =, On sy
or baltimore and Washington daily at 90 II oiS.
cent sunday a. M. 90. 70 on D. M. ~ 10
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80 y. az rs neht, except saturday niShp 6S as,
3 20 ) 90. go p m. have connection for Eeadh"
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a. mi Il 30 B'nct Paror Car. 80 p N. l. 10 m'S''
Except saturday night. sundays, q 60 D. n. IL
m 'cls AID Paiini-( s'its IN BE- procured 80 "a
o6i Ii5 pa, lao l,323 Roadway 49, OF, N.,2,,st,
Wc,t Io5th. It I3t East i.5:h-st New-York; tod'E
$50 Fultonst. 9s broadway, BROOKLYN. , .sAI
New.York Transfer Company VIII call Tor anu Wv
baggage from hotn or residence
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NEWBORN. S0CTHAMPTON AID BREMEN.
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ton Second cabin, $50 berth. stecrlge at loves
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