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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
TREASURY STATEMENTS.

The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were S7j0,129 and the internal revenue
receipts were S3s031g. The Unitcd States Treas
ury received S43O,3sj and for the week ~ ,03],-
Gj7 National bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds - 10
52315O United States bonds TO secure National
bank note circulation as follows
Cur ncy 20 - Vv
-Four per cents ~"
-Four and onchaf per -',-'N''
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
SS7 800: bonds held TO secure clrcul1tlDn with
drawn none. National bank circulation ont
standire-currcncy notes, 81 ,0D3jG2 gold notes.
S132.3O1 against which the Treasury holds SOL,
2s757O legal money for redemption Of snrrcn-
dcrcd circulation
I'm London British cOnsols were shade lower
al % IS for money, but higher AT 80 l-S Tor
the account In the open market money was
again easier OF , 5-s per cent Tor discounts ana
al > - Ia 3 per cent for balances. Bar silver
declined Is 10 ~ 1-sd an ounce. American
railway shares followed the advance in the honc
markell but closed dull and irregular. Al PariS
French > per cents rallied 10 9J.3' l., an al
vance Of SO l-2 ccn'imes:
Coffin a Stanton, bankers, Ncw-i OTk ana Lon
don offer selected list Of Investments which
They recOmmend for savings banks and trustees.
Special circulars, with fall details III relation 10
each issue, will he furnished upon application
Those interested in municipal investments nave
a chance now - invest their money almost an
over the country. Blair Co, OF No. 10 wall
st offer these securities, and will application
send special lists The bonds are payable, ac-
c0rdinG to locality between 1895 and 1920, and
the rates OF interest vary from IS 10 6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NETWORK.
For the week. 1889 . ls9O -, lSgico.
Dry Poods..-...-.. S33L3,t1l " suoot2 .! ~
Genl merchandise. S,62OO9O 5,IO-oJ| 0,l3oo'-
Total for week sl1 993 80 $1,000 0i2 1864 sos
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
For the week ........ S62,G4S Sl5J93i t%5o'fs-
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
For the week.. SHEET &77SOoo S121, loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

We ac selling building lots In the City Of san Fran
cisco at prices ranging from 1900 o $3.50 cash. Thcs
lot. are Just two miles the city Hall and 800 u
800 feet from in OF ration. Water and
"a, mains still nearer hau street The lots aiH
I'm the out-kIrt- where the houses scattering.
u-t beyond point where the city j. closely built
the block, surrounding lots having dozen or more
houses each and ones ~ good class. constantly
Icing erected. The property :, remarkably similar -
that in the ncichb,rhood ~ 42dt New.Ioik about 20
,cars ago. san Francisco Is peninsula bounded o'
thr,c by hay and ocean consequently t"c can To-
NO doubt ~ direction II must continue 90 grow san
Francisco l. principal trade centre and metorol, oil
all tho country u tn Rocky Mountains. Ii i n"
boom town. tho most important cities 81 Ia"
Unite! state, II ha, population ~ 100000 and grow
n. fapdy. These lo,, Will 20 3" very valuable.
anG You cannot possibly o-e money BOO buying fN"
OF them bought uow ard hold 20 year. viii ulIc Ga" owner
independent aud his children rich. IT," titles a." qua 70
aut.rl rs the California Title Insurance Trust G." W"
furnish abstract trio p"tc and VII attend 20 joe
corlinq decd and paving for Won every y"ar 4
desired send fo map ~ the ontrc CITY. showing Local
ton - LOIS .'-cot limos IN op~atlon. &C., mailed
free We propose .1u,f' You thoroughly ~ onr r.
liability and value 90 tho property. t"ore YOU pay
ANYTHING.
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.

silver cers. IO4 I.0sa. L0i lOi = 04 1l0i %l00 600
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bonnct Fannie. u ir,y,tsdt. " Manhattanay n
N lel.t,. wears. $1,000. . 49,.
laad..lt William - ia" Baron dc liirsch Fund, 2io
and .i- Nunroc--t. years 80 800. , - -. .
Ci1pin. Henry y. 10 Van Russell - West
5,.,-,i years, $4,000 o, -, ,o,,,
Ctohu, Lar, u" Z 'hil'"o"' " -"'''' ~ ''o
30 Chambrrln. II C. to 4 g Cummings, Lcxngonavc.
Sam. {, Ia, Bowciy savings Bank. property l
p.,I, Anna ~ to Greenwich Savings Bank. o2s TO
Dillon Jan,- 70 II Morscn,lau. l9th.st, OF
duncan. VIM II. 70 + !; Minrath @ NaIentineaNe' :
Il Cnrl.st months Tl6 800. 49,, -,
Fi-onbrfg. WIN. To l'abody. r; 5 ilOth-st' Of
Inrch Joseph. j., u Well 1886 Mad'on'st, D months
isarmnnn John 70 ure-trl. wcstchc'tcr-aVe' e
u i'ro.pcct-s; years - mortgages, t3 600 49,
Ilosio. Antonio. 10 l. Brrnh'lmer, 80 ana so East
Oith-~t. demand. 900 u,
Fruton. Hiram -. 10 j Mct'uifc, 2doHc = OF
IIcnn..cy Jins., Imirant Industrial Savings Bank.
: q, cor Scn. finwrry and Oak.-t ;car. $4,000
Iucgrl-. Gustav, to + lyh, bbth-'t ot lOthaVr'
notes. -fOJ0
K.oi,ncr Rachel % u Rurnstnc. Broome-st, e Of
Muldoon Ro-anna to \ S II Davies. 5i7 Parkave. 3
year.. $1,000 900, =, - -,
Cth-avc. . n,rtgasc.. years, $1,000 NJ.
Mar. II \. To- II solomon Of lo2d'st. W OF linton
G,.cn Andrew to Harlem Savings Rank. 9 OF st
Annaa,c q li9t,-st. 6 months MORTGAGES. 80 600
Eo"cr. Stephen o German Savings Bank. OF 32d-st
Robert, .ibcr to 4 wcnstcn, 1877 East 3lsts year,
Rlcadnuullor. Henry to II spude. 32s Deanccyst. 9
smith frank L. 20 \ T. Jones n Of 103d.st OF Ilth-
ave month. MORTGAGES, 957 900.
Taller Robert. to title Guarantee and Trust Co, OF
l1th-t OF jfhaNc. years. 81, 600.
Wilder. sophie, 10 f. Eornann, Lot 472. map Melrose
. years. - 900
Waora Mary, to D Mayer n c Of Frccman.st. II OF
StchblnS ave, ] year. sl.oOO
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EAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGE.

ID
The valuable property offered by hicha'u :, . 49,
& Co. yesterday, under partition ana by o'uoi y,
administrators and executors, attracted very 'o
crowd OF several hundred bidders. The Dlddlhe "d'
most genuine throughout these sales and showed "o
frrr off in the demand for property OF the char"tei
offered. ,..s,
No 1js Second-ave.. the corner Of twenty 'sA'n,'O
an a lot 2Ox74 is a four-sory brick tenement Nun %
store covering the entire lot. IL was sou II" -
G.frey for S3O,3OO. ,,. l., striIar huild.
ing, on a lot 1D.7x7i. and brought Sl6lo0' 10, f''
SO coo; No 49, SI6.G0O. and No. $50. ~,
no 3O2 East Twenty s.xtist. IN tic rear: 200 goo
story brick tenement, lot 2Ox'' SOFA ioI TeUty
nrth-st is a hve-story brick tenement Win eH 30
or a lot 2i.sxlOO The building incluacs 70 ~ one
East Twenty-nnth-st The whole was offered Ill o'ie
lot and sold for S36,c50. , .eorort
and cellar brown>tone dwelling, on a lot l'Xoo' i"o
bidding ran from - 900 up 10 %121 ,,,.otor
The same auctiOneer offered for inc aninh'stIIui
The corner Of SecOndave. and Twenty rSt St lmCn t
frct.st and No. 37I Second-avc. The property Is
100 feet on The street and 72.1 on the avenue, ~
Is lsased under a Hamilton Fish easchoh, eApgIns
Nav 1899. with renewals. The ground rent Is - .
and axc: The propry produces ad Tros .ared al
$4,000 and ran up to $4,000: . ,o-n
NO 4j3 West twenty 1rstst. four.story brown
stone dwelling on a full lot. was WITHDRAWN from
sale. having been sold privately for Sio,Ooo. ,r.
Nos and . Brown Place two four story npar,,
mpnt houses between Onc-hundrcd thirty seventh
and one hundred thirty cighths brought Sll'ooo
each. -. -
Csuldwclavc.. tvoStory Queen Annc cotiage' On d
full lot brought ~ 900 from Mary f. MOnalan.
The other sales advertised were either BID IN OF
withdrawn.
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RAILROADS.
leave as follows

Trains leave n follows; ,., ..
"i co.o. hOe chest sei. Bat., i. and Buaio
1906 a. NJ hhicXGo IE3flDULE LIMITED. due
1880 A 4. aMS.o1SlssrHhS DA3 EXPREss-Day except
12toO Soon.-souTHwEsTERY yEsTIBTTLIE3 LIN
IrED-Due Cincinnati 10 90. Indianapolis IL ~ u Me-
4,5S i +. ". SoRrTi SHORE vEsTIBvLE LIMITED:
Due at Detroit at Is i Chicago 'oO D. il' neA'
600 p. ,r.-FAsr WESTERN EXPREsszDuc Chicago
ea so c si..nnaabbIRoSBArR AND DIoNfREAL Ex
$50 HSl 7; .M.-BurrALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
PKlss-Due Indianapolis II 20 p. m. next day 3D.
Hx POEGb BsdH RHINso
~ go s5 go % p 3 M o $3.50 'o 3d. poSs rs
p eeR''' for y G iST twe.; POINT as nj is
AL acsa 3d. 81 "a Sc 80 20 co. 80
TRoY-i7I5 elO. 1000 10 80, ~ 70 q m, y 90
ur HGGa Ry g. r. 0S3 ~ 81 o 900 ?f9
O. m. l. 100 noon. so 600 7 80. 9l5 y. H." W. oo
EoTiEsrMSse 20 20. 1900 10 80 10 Mich, Zoo n00n
50 s. B g s. }e IS 1880 20
AD aGSd; bS sc MouSTXl$S 2Sp MoxrREAL-'7A5
AysJES sESESvx Asp %SisS'4 MeyAz2As 10 90
BERkSaiRE HI 4 ' VIZ hi HARLEM %piviisioS-
Genital s Station an" Or g SPss e1 P M F'2d
Park Plae SO West l2jthst and l3Sth.s, station New
asf ind fS os l"f ses &
wcstcOts Express call. for and checks baggage from
iDay except sunday. sDSiy Except Saturday
Other trains run daily ,,o., ON ,o.oo
70 90 no6n a' 30 Ss's 49, on0sG TO- %
an Join Il % %6U stop " dGo s'f Saxs
General Manager. den'l Passenger Agent
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CITY OF acknowledgements descriptions Of the
Public Buildings Lists Of Hotels Places OF Amusement
Libraries &C. Street Directory Travellers Directory and
a Map Of New.York, SC.
HUDSON RIVER KOCTE-Ncw.York to West Point
Catsk Mountains, Albany, Troy. Saratoga sprnss Lake
George Lake Champaign Adirodacks Montreal and Que
bee, via Hudson River Contains special maps
OF Catskl and Adirondack Mountains
SARATOGA ILLUSTRATED. - Guide 10 Saratoga
Springs with maps and wood-cuts.
SEASIDE RESORTS Oh the Atlantic Coast. Maine TO
Florida.
NORTHERN 2ESORTS-Boston to the White Noun
tains Lake Memphremogoc Green Mountains, Lake Cham
plain, Ogdcnsburg, Montreal and Quebec.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGlONS-New-forA and
PHILADELPHIA 10 Easton Bethlehem, Delaware Water Gap.
Mauch Chunk Scranton. Harrisburg and WllliamSport.
ERIE RAILWAY EOUTE,-New.York % ithaca, Wat
ns Glen Roch, ster Dunkirk Buffalo. Chautduqua Lake
and Niagara Falls, Via Erie Railway and branches.
NEw.YORK TO SARATOGA. BUFFALO, CHAUTAU-
QUA LAKE NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
ISLANDS-Via New.York Central RR and il. w. & o.
RR.
NEWPORT ROUTE.-New-York to Boston via New.
mort and Fall River With descriptions OF Newport and
Narragansetc Bay.
White Mountains via n. y and Y. H. and Conn River RR.
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON.-With full description Of Wash.
ington.
Price by mail, 25 each.
TAINTOR BROTHERS & CO..
lS and 90 Astor Place, New.York
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think that the wages are worth the degradation
II is all very savage and bitter and entertaining
and there is enough truth in the condemnation TO
make it biting. The other papers not specially
mentioned here are. each in its way. interesting
and suggestive. asd the volume as whole wei!
deserved to be published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
TlIIE FORUM.
CONTENTS FOR APRIL.
TAINTOR BROTHERS & 60.

CONTENTS FOR APRIL.
WHAT CAN We DO FOR THE POOR Rev. Dr.
W. S RAINSFORD, Of Ncw.York study 0; poverty.
with suggestions To remedies Gen Booths methOi the
duty OF the church.
THE FATE OF THE ELECTION BILL. Senator
GEORGE F. HOAR. The failure OF the Republican party
to live up to its professions
A DEFECTIVE CENSUS. ROGER O. MILLS. A
summary OF show that the census is hopcessly
faulty.
WILL MORALITY SURVIVE RELIGIoN7 Prof.
GOODWIN SMITH Docs loss OF belief cause loss Of
force?
THE GROWTH OF sENTIENCY. Major ]. W.
POWELL.
MADAME DE sTAEL. We II. LUCKY. A study
Of the great Frenchwoman character and estimate Of
her work.
FORMATIVE INFLUENCES. Prof. SIMON NEW
COMB photographed essay by the distinguished
Astronomer.
THE METHODS OF MINDEEADERS. DR.. CHARLES
GATCMELL. An explanation Of musclereaiing; the so
called ''mind. readers" tricks
TRADEs.UNIONISM AND UTOPIA. W. II. NAL.
LOCK The essential in labor organizations; how
they rest false analysis.
RAILWAY PASSENGER RATES. Prof ARTHUR T.
HADLEY Railway rates in America and in other coun.
tries why they higher group Of interesting facts
and comparisons
THE FLOOD PLAINS OF RIVERS. w. J. MCGEE.
THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. New.York (;
so cents a COPY IS q
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AN
WARRINGTON.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. !. C: s
ROYAL BLUE LINE

H. r. 1S esSs ws:s Prom os
station lNeT,notN York Hamilton. LonGon. Deton
and and ' SSic a. 10 a. M, 2i5 M siS
ra Falls Utica sSaeqse rsa 49, sp io % I ra Ks
ts ton 90 aIs, lo:lS all 80 "a co. IS lS 1
ali 80 a. M i 20 .Sl5 slS csnas.on no US is,
ront atI 40 a. M >. is 81 90 30 IS IS s5 % ~
- ii i p Montreal and canada Ea;i is Falls
Detroit GncasS and s. Louis on all tG .Io a M
90 n M Jrsoy City L. r. stton II ~ D. ah Ss
80 D. M Daiy Daily except saturday ,bss o PAL.
or and Sleeping ear nf1mation sp .
nTccs Rrooklyn-333 Washing 1926 Fuitop,, rs
mex ONCE foot Of Futonst New.Yors CityMl, Ss va
o4o oT1 broadway, 143 Bowery, 10 Park Place. ~ ,d
io5thst and West Shore Stations foot OF West a,
foot Of Jay St, North River c: E. LAWW d,S
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New.Yorls, Wednesday, March ?


Tho following safes were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
i-storv bullinc with lot No I II West 1lth.st -
tt2 9;haNc lot 2ONt02.2 Henry R"nhlll $50 100.
o.stOry cottage. with lot. No. SO Est 1Oithst -
O Caudwclavc. lot 2jN100 Mary l. Nonahan tHOoo'
i.>tofv buildings with lots. Brown Pl1ce =
So 12sthst lots 2ONS2G each; ~ X sumner 81 uuo'
3storv buildings. with lease Of Ilot OF land, Nos.
2ii go East 2lst-- conner NO. BID 2daNe pos
1OON12. 7xl0iGNi2: j. IaEgstahn, t@6 900
| >. story huiidine. with lot. No. u? 2d.ave W
corner go. 2i0l 29tht. lot 2sNl00 Patrick Loorain
500 80.
i.,t,ry dwelling with lot. 30. :oo Fast 6lst-st 5.
20 e. 3d-ayc. lot 17NGO5; Phillip j. McGovern'
$3.50. $500.
/ i.,tory hundnc with lot 80. f5s 2dnve. corner
oGth.st lot 2O>5O Patrick t'aIney. $50 300 800 -,
similar buildings. with lot Nos iji ana i1p "a
ave. adjoining aboy. lots lo7Aj02 each e.. W. Weeks.
1872. 100. ,,,,-
similar building. with lot. No. %52 dave. adjoining
above. lot 10 7N5o.2; IstaI Jo-cphson. ~ 600.
similar building. with lot. No 400 2daNe, adjoining
abov.. lot 20NjO2; :. iIou,er. @l7 $50.
j..torv build NJ with lot NJ. +02 Fast 2Gh.'t s..
o. 10 Il odayc To- 2GN7S.9; Frank fiory. 800 600.
The following sale, were also held AZ the New.YoTk
Real Estate Salci0om;
/ G.,tory building. with lot No 100 C@las.st $ n
Trinity Place lot - l0N5G>25N ing; J. J. Ryan. f3l 600
5st"ry buildings. With plot n land, Nos 90 and
547 West 4Sth.st. j2j n i0thavc plot 5OXlOO5 !;
Jsur- MARKHAM. f33 500.
3siorv DIV Hing Win lot. 40. 237 West 55th.st, s.,
sthayc. lot !JAlC0j; NJ. l.. Curry, $1,000.
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Corandt and
De-brusscs -, a. follows:
a. M for slatinston and intermediate points
10 - m. Geneva, Lyons Eimiri Rochester, Buffalo
and the West POt-vc and principal local points. Chair
car 10 LYONS and Pullman car Suspension Bridge.
o 30 a. M Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
II a. M for and b. Junction and intermediate points
Chair car Mauch Chunk.
A. n Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car T. Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris
10 D. m for Elmra and principal intermediate points
Char car u Wksbarre and Pullman sleeper Suspens0n
Bridge. n.
,te n,int,. Chair ~ Mauch Chunk.
~" 10 D. N FOR Mach Chunk and Intermediate pona
Conhecton Reading ard Harrisburg.
D. N. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra, Rochester, Bufala
and the West pullman sleeper TO Lyons and SUSPENSION
Bridge.
Trains leaving at a. m, IL a m. p. and 8 &e
H. m all points IN Mahonoy and HaZelton coal
regions. e,.,.,.,, r,.,>.
10 A. m. for Maulh Chunk, HaEelton and intermediate
points. and II a. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points.
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
d. N. for Geneva Lyons. Elmra. Rochester, Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Office o35 Broadway
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NJ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
Twenty minute; earlier from foot OF Jay;ss 80 iOi
OswesS Chicago; $50 for CAM bsn Hall Middle,
srty. Walton Oneida Central square. Osweeo Rochests
NisSara Falls Detroit. Chicago, st: Louis. Daily. Ali
SrSrAway s. u ANDERSON. General Passenger ~
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gathers

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Goycncsses.
&C., 10 Colleges. Schools and tamll.S Apply 20
Mrs. NJ. J. YoUNG-FULToN 70 Union SQUARE
4 TUTORS Professors Teachers. Goyrrnessrs n al.
~ branches supplied 70 universities col gs schools and
families Circulars schools T. plrrts MOI! sulsss
spoken MIRIAM COYR1ERE. Room u. $50 1th-avc.
4 -DEsT TEACHERS. American and Foreign. suDi. ed
"A locality charge. II schrr- waited
no Iegistration Zee form f0f stamp. V. HUYS>OOS
ate K; r Avervl American School Bureau. w lith-s~
Az EXPERIENCED prvat" t,tor wisEe, pupils 10 pre-.
n parc for college business. hef-f rof'enc-s Ad.
dress YALE GRADUATE. l,oN 30. IT buLe O;nc".
II ESST'S Teachers Agency. L. Last l1t~t supplies
ii competent toachcr- tutors 2ONcrrcs-'s. musicians.
artists &C. all branches resident and Visiting; English
German, French. spanish spoken
rCTACHERS tutof~ roycrnc,s.s travelling companioHs
j singers orranist- watrons &c, pomuy supplied 70
emllovers recommends schools Iar1ut.:
perior home school tor mother c-s glr'-. Miss DONO
VANS Teachers Bureau and hool Directory. 70 Fast
l4th-st
JINION TEACHERS Agency supplies school ofnces,
u teachers toachorS with positions.
II. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 lafayette Pr, y. T.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFEKS-N. Y. CT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFhkS-N Y. CITY
Avenue { so - ana 20 Joseph Johnston to 81,
sda1r. e. ~ 800 r. Of quarry Road lOoaijGx
ave. VII arlo r. to I LiSiaf ,, $50 600
/ T't,a WarleGrs to j. B,fnhari ...'''. 1000
n n,'r to Caars, ilStG.fd q 1900
y, ID .a I" ( IS aoa poet to Bennett; 1900
VIn 1as.ei to " T. ..... 80 coo
Foot o to '% + ra G ri '''s' -o'A'Vo y u
Lewis, " ;, ie6 IT Of Hou,',n.st, 2oNloo; ,.o.
,ufolIl:. %. Gos It ; Of Hou,ton.-t, 1915;
i3i,h.-t, - 5,5 # e = ~I.>lyc, 5oxloo an
ilsicy to- + Grof .-'.,'.'.,... 1900
Sen elmer b. T. Wal,hor .'''-'-.. 1900
io9,a'.;. +. 100 # Of llth@ye. s54Nioorl; o,oo
5l.p,t' 80 . wc,t; NJ 5 V Russell to ,,,,o
A'faH Sa Aa,; 80 80 r q M i%iS 'oN'' "a 900
sa,s 50 81 o. Tf Saa Fe5q t. :? &f:,A,' 55ScC
''' Amelia rn:in-, 'f to Ndr.Yors i.or5'i
saS &c. "a n Is Enep j. 70 Ii Meyer !ss3S
o'S Susan pycGman t. james Hem sscP , 279Oo
'oEET .,bbeI 5ifG H. ijoe 1860
,o, t. II 6na ''.u 10 900
Moaro,. ",'' SO 2is joseph Purcell to Il ~
Tac Xxx 10 {. Tacrrl, 1880
hT %3iI, - f. Kipl1 $4,000
sann},,r 'o %. -. 1000
'' n,a to II I II OF '''''' A''V ~ $1,000
100 Maria St,rt, to ! llupfcl ,.....a. /
iO8i..t u =. 200 Il 81 West EndHye. OK d,
l.. tu J.
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DEL w ARE, LACKAWANNA AMI

WESTERN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line Nestibuled Pullman Coaches
o. m.-Eunalo and Oswcgo ENpess Via Paterson for
water ,ap Stroudsburs, Scranton, Binehamon Oweso,
Ithaca Wavery, Llmira, Corning, Bath Danvlle Sher-
burne Waterve. Richacd Springs. Utica, Mt. Morris,
oxford, Norwich, oand Syracuse Fulton and In
tcrnedate stations Connects at scranton with
Pitts0n Wilkesbarre. Danvie, and Northumberland; at
Buffalo with trains Tor the West.
30 o m.-Binghemton Mail, via Boonton.
D. M ngkamtOn and f. mira Express Water Gap,
Stroudsburg. scranton Owego Wavery, &c.
with trains for Pttston, Kingston and Wilkes.
$780,
10 p. m.-scanton, wlkesbarre and Plymouth Ex.
press.
80 p. m. ldaiyl-Bunalo Limited Express Via paer.
SON. Tor Stroudsburg Scranton BDghamton, Owego, Wa
vcriy Elmira Corning. Bath, Wayand. Dansville Mt.
Morris, &C. arriving IN Buualo at 80 a m
u. (daily).-Bunalo Utica and Oswego Express,
stroudsburg Scrunton Dnghamton, Cortland Syracuse
Fulton Greene. oxford Norwich SherbuFne Wa,eryillo
i,ichncld Springs. Sc ana all points Buffalo division
connects with tiulns Tor the West.
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