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The morning call., 1891-04-09
Eieht Elerant Residences.

Fronting California. NV. cor. OF Pierce st. No.
2602 California ST., NV. Pierce, is magnificent
Eastlake corner residence; bay-windows front aud
side: elegant style OF architecture contains large
rooms, bath, modern improvements; perfect home
In every respect: elegantly papered and trescoe1;
lot 21;l03sxI32:713, in rear, 2l:1l12 feet No.
2bOi-AdJoinS the above on the west; same sly lie OF
front and Interior finish large rooms, with mod
ern improvements: lot 26 :21axl32:71s in rear
26:21s Ieet. No. 2606-AdjoIns the above the
west is of the Eastlake style of architecture;
interior the same; large rooms with modern i'm
provements; lot 26:21sxl32 rs; in rear, 26:2La
feet. No. 260S-Adjolns the above on the west and
is similar In all respects; large rooms, with mod
ern Improvements; lot 25:2x132:7Is; in rear.
26:21a feet. No. 261O-Adjoins the above the
west and is similar In all respects: large rooms,
with modern Improvements; lot 26:3I@N132 Il rs;
in rear, 26 Is feet. No. 26l2-Adioins the above
the west; OF Eastlake style Of architectural Is
detached; has fine rooms elegantly finished; mod
ern improvements: lot 26:712xl32:71s. No. 26l4
-AdjonS the above on the west is in all respects
twin-built residence; Is detached; Is room larger
Improvements; lot 26:614Nl32:71s. No 26l6-Ad-
No. 26l2; is detached has large rooms; elegantly
l32:71s. ALI the above are nearly new residences:
are ali perfect homes and must be examined To be
appreciated. Easements all eemented aud
everything irst-claSs. All are elevated above the
street; have solid masonry bulkheads mounted with
neat castings; cement stone sidewalks and
walks In front and rear garden: large front and
gardens and lots all of extra depth California Sc,
finished in btumInous rock; everything in first
q
The morning call., 1891-04-09
Downtown Business Property.

N. line. 6US, $40, 6l2 and ga Clay st. rs feet w.
OF montgomery; large 2-story and basement brick
building. stores below and of1ces above; cement
stone walk and street paved with Da5at rock: thIS
is very centrally located piece OF downtown prop
erty; investors and capitalists should examine this
property; present rent. SZJ1: iarge lot 81 K6S d
The morning call., 1891-04-09
Anotber Criminal Denartment.

Presiding Judge Wallace has made an
order assigning criminal business to Judge
Lawler of the Superior Court. making foul
OF the twelve departments Of the court
devoted now to criminal cases.
The morning call., 1891-04-09
BY order Of JOHN WHITNEY. ESQ., T. ELLARD
BEANS, Esq, JOSEPH X. ENGLISH, ESQ,
Executors OF said Estate.
Business Property Improved.
Business Property = UnimprOvsd.
Residence Property Improved.
Residence Property UnimprOVsi.
EIlis-st. Business pronertv.

N line Ellis ST., So feet W. of jones' on the prop
erty is handsome lzrge bay-wlndow residence. No.
AOS containing ID rooms aud auxiliary rooms large
aud elegant front side and garden brick fouTl-
dation, cement-Stone walk; also permanent bulk
head with handsome iron railing. This residence Is
one OF the best on the street. Any person wanting
very central fine residence for home, with a GER
tainty OF radical advance in value owing to the
location being demanded for business in the very
near future, should examine and invest Present
rent only $50 per month. Omnibus cable. Elegant,
tonic st.
The morning call., 1891-04-09

The suns rays penetrate the oeean-bed to
depth OF only about 800 fathoms,
leaving that portion Of the Vastly deep below
in total darkness.
The morning call., 1891-04-09

Haleyon Parlor, No. ~. N. S. G. W., will
give a picnic in the early part OF May at
Laundry Farm.
The Citizens Non-Partisan party has &c.
The morning call., 1891-04-09

We leave this question for YOU to
answer. We have nothing to do with
it. Our instructions are to sell to the
highest bidder. If you have any doubt
about it attend the sale Of these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
LIVE STOCK MAnKET-nY TELEGRAPH

prralo \ V Aug 19.-Catte-Receipts lor t Hle o. w.,
four hours 2740 head total for Met& mus n '
q BOO head. FOR same time last week. lllUu heae w
1914 thronqh 700 head, OF which 236O heac 70 80
49, On saIG 10 had; market opened SLOW WIN ~
i,ta demand closed quiet good 10 cnoicc r9st
~ % vorlers AZ 75ds2 so. Hogs-Recepts ior me pa
g hours $50 head total for week thus FAR 30OoO ne9
ln.o had Of which 1SOO head 10 NewN OK on Sl,e'
80 hcSd: market opened steady for good coinIc9 low
e. ctber grades, closed dull for all kinds good corr
d rcd'ius 50 SOdS5 80, mostly at 50 sOdso 90 cor OIL
81 vorkerg s. 70d&5 To- partly eo:n-itd - -oaFo ~
- "a o5dst rs Sheep and Lambs-kccelpus l9r w
ast % hours 5000 head totl for week tus ar lTlOJ
bsd Tor same time last week, u 200 head con,isngu
tbrooh 400 head Of which 1900 head 70 New oh
az aie 500 head market opened shade stronger coSeu
~ f,Ir - 5O0sl IS; lambs - j0d5 20. . ooo Aod .
" - Louis Aug. 19..C1ttlc-Reccipts, 3;SOO heau !,
shi,,ments COO head Market weak good 20 eh9 3o
naive steers 81 SOd$5 co. fir 70 good DO - yOdT ~
AN and Indian steers, ~ 3OGi3 So canning sun
- G0dr2 70. HOgs-Receipts. $500 head shInen.os
600 head. Market strong air to select heavy 70 az
- o mixed gaies. s5dSj - light lair ~ choice % o so
had Market Arm, fair 10 good. 50 50aSi CO.;
Chicago. Aug l9.-"The Evening Journal dIep3prSsd
Cstc-I,ecclpt. IA 800 head, made up Of 15o1 heaq
TeVans the number OF rangers, laNhB upous
600 natives on the mark I. Business Ouirt NtIues
sta1dv and nothing or interesting IN the, utlr'
Fnesh markets dull. and the home trade IN Deri sac
Receipts, 10 900 head; strong active ana ABOUT
all sold. Rough and common; q coast go mlAtd anu
packers s5a35 40; prime and heavy butcher weights
head steady: stockrs, 80 50ds3 20 something oetcf
sfre4 so mixed and wcthcFs. - 70as5 20 lambs, E1a
S. 50 Texas wehers, SO Sds4 20; Western wcthers 81
q Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Ang. 10 Gpeciall.-The wheat trade had TO
dip into international politics again to-day. Inc
market was not run on humdrum news Receipts,
sbpments exports, weathcr-nOne Of the every day
circumstances was Of account in deciding fluctuations.
These were made on cable information about the posi-
HE action OF Russia wheat exports or by adVceS
from Berlin touching the possible conduct OF tlc Ger
man Emperor in regard TO petitions fer remission o.,
the grain duties. The trade was loOhiIS lVr qdct
markets for small action. December wheat nJ"
ever W c sold Ms low 81 Oh "a, closed AT 81 Oi Is
ard at night on the curb selling at 81 90 privilege
trad ,rs were in n panic again. They were asking
81 10 for calls December, good for wednesday
cents away from the Ilar close The early news on
wheat was rather bear,h P9os caDi' Con ore wa
sudden change. Paris message salo that RUSSIA W.
likely to place q anavy duty on wheat exports lhit
was the first important bull annonncGmeIt: Ju't
The Minister OF Finance his forwarded TO me Pm
peror a petition for the Withdrawal OF the German
duties on cora for iiree months. on this the tptop
price Of the dav was made. After the close there
came the news FROM New-Yoil that seventy loads
Ind been taken therc Cor export aud on that tho
curb reached - % or December, calls gong 10
81 10. The public closing cables sh0wec moderately
firm markets abroad. Liverpool and Paris both closed
at a slight advance over Tuesday. private Paris
message said that it raining IN France and that
the thrcShin- were not coming up 10 eXpectl-
tiOns The Western weather fine, but a tcmpcra-
turc of 30 al Calgary an excuse for talk Of
a cold wave. The signal Service data did not how
eyer suggest anything Of the KIND. tn" trade i'm
messed bv the tardines oil tho spring wheat In moving
sorts at Minneapolis and only twCntynne at Duluth.
in the car lots here there were only eighteen Of new
spring. Rye was exceedingly weak, but wheat acted
Independently. september corn was Jumped 20 G5 D.
ard closed al 90 cents. The New IOrlerS. under the
leadership of "OId Iutch" are unqucstionaby engi-
neciiGG a September deal. september oats touched
ne ped a little by Corn. Pork closed at II IL cents
over Tuesday lard cents over Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS,
FEATURES OF NEw.YoEK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NFW.YOEK DEALINGS.
The wheat market at the Produce Exchange yester-
day was rather nervous 1t was not specially active
The dealings falling below 6,sOO,OO0 bushels The
changes were rapid at times and trade for the most
part was Of a local nature. The opening was half
cent rise as compared with the final prices on Tues
day, which there was break OF from % 10 10
cents May delivery suffered the gIeat ac uGCl me-
dealings. Liverpool according To the carry caDe au-
vices was steadier and 30 pence mSlrr pcT ie
anceS large being over 1ODOOOO Dnshes. no ,5
and wheat together. There were predictions OF cou
wave at the Northwest. IL said that Russia an
ucipated the placing cf all export duty on all Weat
expectations, and from Germany came the report tlat
port duty on corn three months. rms last REPORT
grew out Of the information that the German Minister
Of Finance had petitioned the Emperor 10 reh'No III"
The forcers Yesterday again we're Sd se eTcv P }o
vorabe to a large -eld. The receipts were arger
Private cables from Berlin reported weaker
Streets announced increase OF ogOOOo pushes.
east of the Rockies. and of 100000 bushels OH 'ho
Pacific coast. a.o,rod ~
81 % Ia, but forced up to 81 IL l4' CLOSING III
december wheat opened at 81 10 81. was crowded
down to 81 II 111G. ard then jumped up to al - o-9
The close was 81 10 IL.
May wheat began at 81 II, slumPed TO al 10 90
The spot market was unsettled but closed hGher
Tbe feeF cXpor demand helped the upward turn.
and 100000 bushels were taken for export here. and
10000 bushels at the OutpOrtS. There were uhcuh
frmed Tmors that from two to three cargoes had
been taken for shipment.
Corn dspi9yed considerable strength and prices ad-
vanced Ia II cents on nearby deliveries. The late
months steady. The cables reported ID pence up
on futures at Liverpool and there was considerable
full manipulation ut the West The weather was per
cc and the receipts were larger than expected.
This had no effect the market. The trade in corn
amounted 70 100000 bushels.
oats followed wheat and in the upward move,
ment and trading was fairly active Options closed
3-sa12 cent higher, and the sales amounted to 3OO'-
600 bushels. 80, E.,
creased activity.
Lard followed corn and closed firm, four to five
points higher.
The closing prices we're:
Whcat-scptember 81 II 80, october 81 II 3-4. De
cember 81 10 -, Nav 81 II IL. ~
Corn-Septembcr "A "a, october 70. December O3
cents.
Iard-September S6 %, october 81 o. December
81 %. January 81 ~. ~.
The receipts Yesterday at NewYorl5. Boston. Bait
more and Philadelphia were: Wheat, 7O4,' G2 bushels
corn, 122.750 bushels: oats. 124.1O0 bushels t0al
cain. 952 $50 bushels: -four. j0,154 packages. At
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis. the receipts were
Wheat 5s4.O12 bushels: corn. 3G2136 bushels; oats.
4a3OG3 bushels total grain, 1,269,2l1 bushels; Hour
60. COO packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hensel Rebecca TO Alice Constant Mor1onst g
Becker john and wife the Dry Dock oS sayings o In
stitution 31-st. Avenue 4, year , 2-oOJV, q
Parrett John and wife 70 Charles III MesseItau >
Cadar.tt or place G Forest-ave. years, 5000 . 49,
Cain, Joseph II, to Henry Morg 'ntnauo; on-eU'
Fgcers George w, and wife, to Julia ; BRYANT anu
another 10oth-st Sth-ave' years mo'' s1seS'
GOO MoSf~ Ellen NJ and husband to Howard Beck and
another ct AL n 74th-st West End-ave' years D
Holmes Bcni,nn and wife, the Mutual Life 1nsur'
ance Co OF Y, 39thst 1st-aVe' year . lnor''
Hosen sGsanna.v, to Ernest A% nd9 cor 10Th
Jacobs Elias, 70 the Baron d" HlIsrh Hhu' ''n'
St W Avenue A. years. mortgages $1,000
Lynch Robert " David webster executor etc' e
st Nichoas-aye, 159th-st. years $1,000.
Lswrence tiusta1G L. to william Renwlck, ct al,
trustees, No 81 HarrsOn-st, 3 years, S32,2VU.ooo
same to same. same property, year $1,000 ,,,.
Never, Siegmund n, to Robert Rudd NO 3ol WAFER
| M1lch Theodore II, to Ferdinand Schndele, 1850
AmSterdam,aye' year $1,000 r.n,na 70 the Bowery
SAVINGS RANK i&7th.st LcnoH.aye year. s12 COO.
Mlttmuller Annie, to John Bussng, Jr, q Prospect
proposed new street | year m0rtgasei, - UUI
Ottinger Mark ard another to the Baron De hlrSch
Fund 40 s9i 2taye, years, mortgages. S-ocOo -,
PGH Geo c. AMI wife. g. Samuel l. Llderor, n ; oOtn
I,osenbaum, Louis % August Hassey, W Avenue B.
C SpsSs. Casper and Wife to Mary Rabbage,
14th.st e Avenue A, year. $1,000 ,,,.. ea.,.
n ; 14Oth-st Boulevard, l year, $1,000. ~ 80.
Sergeant Alice Z. and another to the Mutual IAte
Insurance Company, y, Y, Troy-s| Siuney'st' l
S5mD3on, : ta Sarah \ Appleton. FranllInave,
n lG9,i.st. , years , mortgages. $1,000.
9Th st e Sd.ave years mortgages. $25 600 o-.,
Wclnst,i in Ascher to Frederic Middlebrook 9th
st. e shave year, mortgages, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
7 EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and DsS
brOs5es SIS. a follows; 49, .,.,.
a. M for Mau,n Chunk and Intermediate POINTS. INF,
$40 a. m. Geneva. Lyons. Elniis ls ,ii ont.
fao and the West r0tt-xiilc ard prnepa. pridSs
Chair Car Lvous and Pullman C3f 20 ,Vs,l,t1. 'S
. a. m. for M.uc, Chunl. aud nt. IN tiatt point
IL 80 u. Tor Enira and intrrmciete le, Chair
p Tor Tunkhannock and inter a,S anS uarrls !.
Car 20 Tun.hannock. Connection TO he@'''s '" ~
burg. , .-t,.i,.i nt.r.
$40 p N. for T. and y. Junction 9pa lrn1Sg,pi NV
mediate Dofts Chair Car l.. ana ~ Jhntlto.I hsu
80 =. m. Tor Pottsye and intermediate poh'''
$50 d. M. Tor Mauch Chunk ani intermelia'e P0
Connection 20 Reaiing and uarrshirs ,.A.s,s, plt.
80 D. for Geneva LYONS f-ihiIa' .e md sus.
falo and the West. Puman Sleeper " LYONS a"" w.
Trains lesNng ats 10 H. No. II 80 a. M p " h,s ~.
40 y. M. connect for all poats in Mahoney anu ~
ton coal regions. . ,,,,t>,e
A. m Mauch Chunk. HakettOn at,n
points, ana IL q. M. FOR shenanc0dh anu
points ,,,., 49,, ,,,..,rod,ata points.
80 d. m. for Geneva. Lyons, himifa .Oyn' nj sus
falu and the West. Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons AIM -
pension Bridge. oo- ,..s,xov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20

Liverpool Aug. 70 As D. Beef Holders offer mod.
ciaely. Pork-ilol1ers onr spAringIy. Iams-Holdr
oncr spaTngy short cut about II 10 6 u, firm sis.
Iac0nHoders one Sparnglv; Cumberland about %
to 80 ~ inn at 5oS 6G shoulders abog; II u ~ H. hm
at 49,. ChceSe-UOdeS orc. spariDClv; American
finest Whit aud copred firm az 4Gs. Talow-The supply
Is poor. Turpentpe and RO,nHolors oner freely Lard
Spot and futu esu0lGer. offer moderately. Wheat and
nour-iiodtrs offer mod'rtely Con-Spot. holders oncr
spa lnEiy; futures, holders not Offering mixed
era sp0t and August G., did September strong
IS SD October strong g. 5ed Hops at London
Pacific CoaSt-liodeTs aIc not OF ring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
sEw.yoeK. oNrAnIo AND wE:TRRN RAILWAY

fIrans Iea"S West i-dst az 800 a. NJ 10 ,ninss'
fare1r cryIs Montieeo Fasburs Liberty Living ston
t,ols n,,cork CarbOndale scranton, M9ltOu, DEM.
s snS Nor%ch Edmeston, Tea Rome Oneida osweSo'
LAX a. E stony hoid, Campbell Hai Lakes INC, mo-
hoat and MnncHas%a WaaaaaMye kSlsbarS Hurley.
town Biooa.ing0urg, Eiieh''"'' 'e'
Nile TiOcrty, White Lake. ~, rakas Nobou, ana Minne
81" ,Ea:il Valley stations Middletown Bloom,1H.
STS. EtqSile Fallsburg hu"oyNino' Liberty "h's
Lay, o os ia ddlctown Falls6uS Liberty Livingston
aiano & Niagara rails, Detroit Chicago and West
pullman sieepefs; reei'Hihs ''''' -" W
Brdg,. ,..,.,. o,tv Ntadletown blooming burg
mi S'nP FaisOure Liberty, White Lake. Nockland
Daiy al other talna Gl'' and beths OH
,.lnea al 323 Broadway New. oN; ~ Y. ANDLiSooN.
,s % is Exchange Place. Eew-Hork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOX LONU BNANNH, UlF.AN VItUN ~, 49,
FROM PIER s. y. r., FOOT or REClOk.Sr
For Highland Beach, Nonnandie, Seabrght Monmouth
Beach Long Branch at 80, 10 as M j. O0 M ;O0
Saturdays Cnly), 3:45, 80 80 D. m sundays, 80
For Atlantic Hlghlmds at 80, 200 a. NJ :oo s;45
4 80 8 30 D. IN. SUNDAYS 80 q: m. J. 200 p IN, w.,
For Eibcron. Ocean Grove. Asbury PARK and Point
Pleasant at 0:i5 100 Saturdays only 0:4o 80
80 p. m. ,oo -
For Beach Haven atlantic City, Vineland and Bridge.
A. m. II 100 q 100 D. N. SaturdaAs 0nIyl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
STAINED.
cood Ordinary......5 1-16 Low MiddlinG.."9 Sl0
StrIct Good ordinary 1l1G Middling..

Strlct Good Ordinary5 1l'IO MIuuIIn GOO =,
Onton-There was a,change for the better in TINS me
to-day though the dealings were not eSpcaN 3IlsA
hif neriod during Che early session the market hau
aao look and in some slight decline was Scoe
TVerpooI was rather weak. and this helped the
Co. tbe time being. Subsequently, however ue eIOp
news came unfavoabe with reports OF damage Pb as
on Witch the short" side started covering IneIe va
9iso some little outside buying and prices steady r
and fnay closed 10d12 points higher tfa and
MS too had strengthening effect Sales, 6ooOo uaies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
LACKAWANNA AND

~ WESTERN hAILKUAU
Shortest Line. Vestibuled Pullman COaches.
ga. m.-Bufalo Rlchheld Springs and oswes9 EAp s
via Paterson for Water GFp, StTOudsburg, scranton Bug
hamton Owego Ithaca Waverly, Elnlr1, CORNING btn'
Dansyile Sherburne, Wateryie, Rcheld springs Dtca'
Mi Morris Greene Oxford Norwich, C0rtlsnc syracuse,
Fulton and intermediate stations C0nnecS a. Seltnl
with trains for Pttston, Wike, barre, Dasle ana NO'
umberiand; al Buffalo with trains for the West
20 a. m.-Bln ghamtOn Mall wa BOonOa' ,v.... a,,
n m-BinghantOn and Elmlra Express Tor water UP
Stroud sburg scranton, Owego, WaEery anu ltint coz
meets at scranton with trains Ior tis'oi hAiSS'0" ~
Wilkesbarre. ,,,.,-.-,...o a,d pl,r,on,h rv
80 D. m. day)Bufalo Limited EXpse'3 via P3 M
con To- iStroudsburg scranton, BnghamtOn OWrRo w
sui yoriv FIrira Corning Bath, Wayland DanVlle III
Morris Sc arriving in Buffalo az $50 a, m. , ou,,-,
q n m .daly)-EufalO. Rlchfeld SPRINGS ana p.WtE)
T,xEress for Stroudsburg. Scranton Bnehan ton Sorsn
Sy+Iacn.e Fultnn. Greene oxford Norwcn Shef9Url
yWaterve Utica &C.. and al points on Buffalo DNislon'
connects with trains for the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20

Stat, lambs 70ie ~ at SO 70 81 do, " d. AZ 9o w.
bucks 100 n, at g.; ., ca. r.,,h. 20 m at eG
IIeilenbeck Hollis: 10 Staie lambs a. 10 S% n e.
sc rs - -, IA carlo,ds ~ NO head carload:
. iNrcy civ and 10 carload at 40th-st Nothihs SUN
tcday Feeling nrm 9t - {0ssO Ier 100 d. 70 2 state
NO. 314 n average, az s. 90 per 100 II de V ~
a. 81 %: . do rs H. at 80 roughs' $50 ID al ~ W.
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Rallron0s
pennsylvania
10 RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt streets,
as fOiiows:-
On and after JULY 10Th, 1891,


THE FAST LINE.
300 A. Pullman yesibue Sleeping and parlor Cars
1hd SeVe1na 20 No. Copm6uS oo and IT.
Louis 100 p m next day Connects, Also for Toledo
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Of Pullman Vestibuie
and Sa se ko0 SeePs a R@si Se0Sr
stenographets and typewriters bathrooms for both
hone Or occ Gia5ed By snoqsy and
indianapolis III 40 a. m, and Chicago 0!4o m next
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
800 r. NJ pullman Vestbue Steering Cars from New;
Gorx and Dining Cars from NewYork 20 ST. Louis and
arrives CINCINNATI IL 20 a. III, ana ot. LOUIS o'VV
4. m. noXt day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
400 r. M.-Pullman Vestlbule Sleeping, Dining, Smoh.
ag ana Pen9ylyaqa Railroad Yestbae Passe9 GS,
cago D 10 ,. N. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$50 r. M.-Pulman Vestlbule Sleeping Car NewYork 70
Memphis. Dining Cars Ne%YOri to Philadelphia AN, and
Pb 5. to hchEGaa and Chicago Arys hc az SOHu
p, m next day, and 81. Louis 100 a. m second morn;
saturday
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
sly Geigo Ng%YoTk i to IeS SS Via the She adosS
VALLEY arrives eeA-days AZ Columbus 10 p 49,;
200 second morning Connects for , Toledo daily.
Buffet Sleeper to Now-orleans
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cara
with Dining Car Bsltimore) daily except SUNDAY
9 10 81 M ar WsinsG9 5G 3 Car ana at 20
D. m arrive Washington :25 D. m. regular express,
6:20 90 80 and IL 100 a. 10 80 3 90 ana
600 D. m and II is night For Baltimore only Jog
j. m. Sunday @ 10 and 8 80 q. $3.50, D O0, ana
8 90 D. n. and II is night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, j so D. m. weekdays, vita
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR CAPE MAY, 100 D. m. weekdays. with Through
Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPress 20, 20, s 90 80. 40 Chicago limited
With DInngCar and o:1o Washington LiIaited. with
ana IL 90 M IL 20c oo 40 % ~
200 p m3 ana y rs night. Accommodation Il 10
$50. 900 40 Limits6. and 10 g. M m, 49, 800
10 night. Accommodation 7 100 D.
For Time tables Of trains TO local points the Pennsy
wanna IaiiOad System apply at the following Ticke
Offices Nos 435 $40 and 3i4 Broadway, Astor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and COrtlandt sts. Courst
$50 FUonst, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of
Fultonst, Brooklyn 10 Hudson-st.. HobOken Station
Jersey City.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for ant check
baggage from hotels and residences through to Destination
CHAS Il. PUGH J. II. WOOD
General Manager General PaSs'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
CENTIsAL IL. 10. OF NEw-JERsEY

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Time Table Of June 81, 1891.
80 a.; m; for Easton Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg Tamaqua, POttsve Sham
okn, Sunbury Eagles Mere WilliaTi'pOrt On Sundays
Ea,ton, Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre and Scranton.
90 2. for EastOn and Allentown.
a. n Eoston and Mauch Chunk On Sundays.
Easton Mauch Chunk and ShamOkin
8 5 a.; M; for EastOn, Mauch Chunk. WilkesIarre'
Scranton Reading, Harrisburg POt5Svile, Tam0qua Sham
oiin. Sunbury Eagles Mere WlIamspOrt Through coach
20 WilllamspOrt.
burg Pottsville, Shamokln, Sunbury and Wilonspore
On Sunday for Easton Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Potts.
villc, Beading and Harrisburg.
100 D. m. for Esston, Mauch Chunk, Reading Harris
burg Wlkesbarre Scranton Tanaqua, Pottsylle, Sham
Okn.
80 p. m. for Easton and Allentown.
AS p. M for EastOn MOuch Chunk. Reading, Harris
burg sc. SUNDAYS at 80 y.
IN for and