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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27

Such 0 caps Will do for the street now,
and for wear all through the summer and
you will see how little ID need cost; In
deed, you may easily remodel la.t years
one to this pattern. 4 cape which ts 90
slight ss to be but little more than an ac-
oessory is shown In the accompanying pic
ture. It is In black lady's cloth and
trimmed prettily with narrow insertion.
In front 1t has long mantelet ends,
trimmed at the ends to match the cuffs Of
the waist the cape covers.
There is fancy for introducing color
into the sleeve below the elbow In dresses
otherwise self colored. A red gown hav-
ing deeply putfed sleeves 10 the elbow has
long cuffs of delicate channels color from
the wrist, rows of red ribbon being set
closely on the chamois color. A green
cloth gown takes white silk cuff sleeves,
the silk being heavily braided with green.
Elderly women wear skirts In length
to touch In front and drsg slightly In the
back, for all but the most informal occa-
sions. They should never wear round
waists, and panier effects are most suita-
BILE In the longer designs, giving height
and counter.cting too great girth below
the waist Folded collars standing high
about the throat are becoming and soften
ing to the face and every device is resorted
to to sdd width. FLoRKrrE-
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FASHION TBS.
A Midsummer Nights Cape.

A Midsummer Nights Cape.
A cape reaching to the elbows or just
below makes a pretty over garment for the
street. Lst It be made as near as possible
like q circle with the neck cut out, and be
trimmed with several rows of braid about
the edge, with generous ruching set on o
high close collar at the throat. Be sure
the round of the cloak is big enough to &C.
cure cafe lap in front. If you don't like
the shirt waist sleeves showing beloy the
edge of the cape, make the latter longer,
or push the shirt-w waist sleeves (they are
usually wide) up to the elbox and set Q
deep cuff of hop soaking on them to the
wrist, giving rows of braid to the cut.
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No. iOI
PEOPLE WHO CANNOT EAT.

Eating h natural necessaty. II ought to be
pleasure. Yet many people look upon n -
task. Do your
Yoa shouldn't. Il Is q bad sign. So long as
you suffer from this you VIII be thin and sicf.
What you eat you eat because you think you
must You don't eat enough to properly nour-
ish yourself. You are really slowly starving.
The trouble behind II all Ia fndlsestion. Your
stomach doesn't want any food. II knows II it
got II Il couldn't digest it.
You must humor your stomach or 70 VIII break
down altogether. Give &c pre- edigested food.
PAsKoLA will help it along tn ii gets better.
You cannotkeep up without eating. Jet II your
stomach rebels medicine viii never make it work
right PAsKoLA viii. But then PAsKoLA ID
not medicine.
Everybody knows that PAsKOIA is q pre-
dIgested foo5, made Of grains and FRUITS, and
that II Is reltsbed by the weakest stomach. Ev-
erybody who has tried II has experienced after
meals that delicious sense OF perfect digestion
eIhiarsiioD, added strength and increased sp-
pectte that everybody knows cAn only be pro.
duced by PAsKoLA. Why not Try what Q bottle
WIN do for yo1s
Dr.. G. W. B&bcock Of Chelses, Mass. says: I'll
gives me great pleasure 70 srssk In the hiG nest
terms Of your delightful preparation, Fsskoik.
One Of my young lady patients has gained six
pounds and says she feels like q new creature" :"
Further particulars In free pamphlet from
The Pre- Digested Food Co. 50 Reade Street,
New York.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27
miscellaneous.

Are any of the new-fangled
washing compounds as good
as the old fashioned soap 7
Dobbins' Electric Soap has
been sold every day since 1869
and is to-day EXACTLY the same
in quality as then. 1t NEVER
VARIES, and is ALWAYS the best.
Do your clothes last as they
used to3 If not, then you are
not using Dobbins' Electric.
That is sure. And if not,
wouldn't it pay you to use it
and save clothes ? You are
the judge. After it has been
used and praised by a whole
generation of women, it surely
is not a new-fangled humbug
that it would be risky to try.
Nor is it an
Il MI Il n VI 0uy sAiuS oleo. IL Stnuue
on its own merits, unap.
lION preached and unapproach-
able as to purity, quality
and economy. Be sure and get the genu.
| Inc, Dobbins' Electric Soap. Our name or
| every wrapper. Your grocer has 1t OF
will get It.
| lDORRiNS' soap MFG. co.
Successors to ]. L. Cragin & Co.,
| Philadelphia, Pa.
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8rg 3nnds.
ENtnNe|ntyrt
4 Co.
GREAT OFFERINGS IN
Capes, Jackets,
and Suits.

DUCK Suits in choice stripes and figures,
Blazer Jackets, cheap at "a 90,
Our price $s.9S.
PRINCESS Duck Suits In lovely colors,
very choice, cheap at IS 90,
Our price $3.9s.
SERGE Suits, good quality, All Wool
Storm Serge, navy and black Oxford
Jacket, A bargain at $3.50.
VERY desirable Ladies' navy and black
Serge Suits, with button cutaway,
sURAH All wool Serge Suit, Blazer
Only sl1 90.
FINE Serge Suit, with braid trimmipgs,
the latest design and bargain.
PRETTY Brown Suit, with Black Moire
1t only 1880.
AN exceptional good fitting Black Disg-
onal button coat, umbrella back.
only S. SO.
THE choicest and prettiest English Walk
ing Jacket ever shown, navy. tan and
black, 8 button outaway with large
lapels, worth $500, At So so.
A LARGE line of higher grade Jackets at
very lowest prices.
CAPES 81 5s-Blaok, navy, brown, three
piece Capes, pinked edges, very cheap.
CAPES 81. 50-Navy and brown, 3-piece
Cspes, ruf1ed collar trimmed,
Worth $4.00.
CAPES So. O0-We show three styles of
Capes one, black broadcloth with silk
braid trimming another, black oheviot,
with satin and lace also another. navy,
black and tan, 3-piece, embroidered
scalloped edges.
CAPES So 5o-Black Moire, with lace and
satin extraordinarily cheap.
CAPES $7.5O-Black, with satin ribbon
trimming. Worth $1,000.
CAPEs 90. 5O-Navy broadoloth, lace in
sertion, Moire ribbon.
CAPES $1O.50-Choice Clay Diagonal,
Worth $14OO.
CAPES $12 50-Moire silk and Lace, with
Jet also Sicilian Silk, with lace.
Both worth $17.O0.
CAPEs $14.5o-An lace, witt satin rib
bons one Of the neatest in stock and q
bargain.
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Friend-Then you hsd pretty good sea
sona Bad actor-Yes, indeed; people amt
throwing away eggs and vegetables this
Wintey.-Judge.
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miscellaneous.
GHATRFUL-CoMPORTING.
Epps's Cocoa.

BREAKrAST-SUPPER
aBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nu-
TRITON, and by . careful Application Of the ane
properfies of well selected Oocoa, Mr.. Epps has
proyfded our breakfast tables with q delfcAtely
hayored beverage which may save rs many
heavy doctors hilia IL 10 by the tudicious Of
ruch articles Of diet that o constitution may b<
rraduaIly built up until strong enough to resist
eyery tendency 70 disease. Hundreds Of subtle
Wherever there is . weak point We may escape
many fatal shaft By keeptlg ourselves well for.
uied with pure blood and properly uourished
erame.---1vp Service GAxette.
Wade gimply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In half pound tins. By grocers, labeled thru
yAME9 EPP6 q co., HomDopathic Chemists,
All fD&vfv Lnudon. EnRiabh
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27

A Berlin paper says that Kossuth was .
Hebrew, whose nams was originally levin
Kohut.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27

CAPES $14.50-All lace, witt satin rib
bons one Of the neatest in stock and .
bargain.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27

Tsachsr-Ths prince WAS born whom the
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27

The man who had the popcorn conoes-
sion at the Worlds fair has confessed that
he made enough out Of It toersct fns row
of fats In Chicago.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27

CAPES $12 50-Moire Silk and Lace, with
Jet also Sicilian SILK, with lace.
Both worth $17 90,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27
CHAS. S. LEETE g. CO.,

New Haven, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
CLosr;G rRIcEs OF DosToN srocxs.
Boston May rs. 1894.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday May 1S-p. m.
Prices Of stocks were lower, and in spite Of
closing rally the closing was weak Declines or
nearly per cent in Sugar Refining. in which the
transactions were one-fourth of the total bust
ness. or from to about per cent In specialties.
like Omaha and Manhattan Railway. were really
unimportant A decline OF Y por cent In ST.
Paul which closed midway Of its extreme fuctua-
TONS and OF l% per cent in Louisville and Nash
vile, was more significant. 1t begins to appear
that the recent selling OF stocks which have an
international market was FOR the long account.
1t appears also that the operations Of some active
traders were designed to conceal real selling OF
stocks II Is quite immaterial whether the pres
ent Congress viii pass tariff bill or authorize
new issue of bonds. Europe has taken into It's
head the notion that our currency IS disturbed.
and It proceeds calmly to withdraw capital Ex-
ports OF gold in the week were nearly S1,OOoOOO
and at the close rates for foreign exchange were
Arm. at about the highest figures. In the cir
cumstanccs the outward movement OF gold IL
likely to be continued, and exports next week
may be larger than those in any previous week
since the beginning OF the movement. TINS conn.
present prepared 10 settle all IFS obligations
with spot cash. II this adjustment is en-
forced II is useless TO say that values must b re-
arranged. II is possible that Europe. In iis slug
gish way. IS doing this work The stocks which
are not dealt in abroad may be left 10 the de-
cision Of the American public.
The Of prices was downward, and al
though last prices were not the lowest, final de-
clines were material. The volume OF business
was larger than Il Yesterday, and cons"-
Quently the losses were coITeSpondinsiy gFeaier
Distressing rumOrs were not confirmed. bat the
recovery was certainly not spirited. Tn Gould
stocks were conspicuously weak. but the declines
may have been due wholly 10 the absence OF
support.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds continued 10 be neglected az
the Stock Exchange, but the market was firm
and some issues were slightly higher at these
closing quotations:
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n. Y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

Trains OF West 42t-st as follows Is minutes
earlier from Frankn-st
1850 A. daily except sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. H. static Mlddletown Ellenville. Falls5rg Liberty
Carbonate. scranton. Walton. Delhi. Sidney. Norwich
Utica. Rome. oneida. Fulton. OsweFo
$40 p M: Except sundsvl. Sullivan CO. Expresa for
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall, Middle
town. Eenylie. Mountain Dale. Ccntreville. Fasbyrg
Hureyvllle. Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvie and Liy
T:.s y. 81 daily, M,dilr,own. summitvlle Falsburs
Liberty, Livingston kanor Rockani. Walton sidney
Norwich Oneida. Fulton. oswesc. Niagara Falls. Detroit
Chicago
Tickets and Pullman aceornmcatlon. Mt 3Tl Broadway
J. c. ANDERSON. G. =. A.
80 Beaver-st.. EewYo-k.
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StrtIons I'm y~w-YOrIs foot Of barclay mud
Christopher Streets.
yEsTIUtIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Direct route NLN n4.IN. 'V".. Inn. ~
lliE OlANGES summit BernarGs Vile. BasNEs
iNdK, Madison MorrisIV~n rassao Paterson. Boon
tvn I1Irr staLhope. BCDDS LAKE.. LAKE no.
PAiCONG ;iAckctntown, sChOOLEi's MOI NrAlN
Wilmington PnlLLIPaBU RI, EAsTON. WATER
GAP srKoLDsbUKG;, ftsono M1gn'.ns: SCI!A%-
DANyILlE. NokrBC MBhKLANp Nonugse BINu.
FAMTON OXFORD NORWICH. WAteryille, UTICA
ilcnFIElp3, sIhINGS, cSr'itnd SYhACHSE os-
HATH DANSXli:LE. BuEEFA{LI0S,, , sgd al points
go A. M-BlNGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
oct * BrFTAl.o SCRANTON. :, JBIXSG1HlAMToT
nam iulfrt Parlor Cars Connects Buffalo vita
train FOR Chicago arriving y20 next morning.
100 T. ". SCRANTON BISGlIAMION and ELHIRA
40 F. SCRANTON WILKEsRARRE ana PLYM-
OITiI EXTRESs. pullman phr.or cars.
f;au y H. (Daliy)-- bUFFAl.O SCRANTON, BINGHAM
ToN and ELMlRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
Buffet Sleepers. Arrives at T:i5 y. m
900 r. NJ daily BUFFALO sCRANToN. BINGHAM.
TON UTICA SYRACUSE AMI OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Huhet Sleepers. -
TiCKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ~
MUrrnys, and 4a9 Broadwav Tickets At terry stations
5s5 and 0i2 Bruadw4y % West i25h-s 235 Columbus
ave New York. 33S T26 Fulton-s and u broadway
brooklyn Time tables giving fun Information at all eta
tons. .. ....... 49, -
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
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financial.
To the HOidcrs Of the CONSOLI-
DATED .NORTG 1GE 30 NUS
Of the Northern PncTc RdU-
TOud COUiUHHU:

You urged 20 promptly deposit your bonds
under the Agreement ~ Deposit which has been
prepared FOR your protection.
Successive default In interest upon prior mort
cages Uhe Seconds on October l. 1898 and April
l. 1884 and the Thiri- Dcccmb. T. 1898. AMI
doubtless on Jun" first neNO mako prompt action
in your own behalf necessary.
Tho committee has IA It's Investigations ana
efforts To- s"curc economics the active co-ppeia-
ton and support OF the holders of about ouc-hnlf
81 the Third Mortgage Bonds and % more than
one-quarter OF tho SECOND Nor gage Bonds thr
benefits OF such united and concerted action by
all classes OF bouis being manifest
Bm8i0iir,J 5c40 nay not a.trr r. N> r5,cfHi-Inor
>k,n i(,rafry f,r5r,f1i ly mr. Co9i,7snr D'sf tIfh
d,au hr,r 6,',h /,om Afon! nnIcy far h'vt i nr
agreement
Deposits q bonds should Ie made with TIC Mcrcanih"
Trust tpmpnny I~Irsifhry Engraved r'rtArltca x De-
being Issued hy SAIL Trust 'oinyany and apl,a-
VIII be- made list fh~-" certificates TIE
New YOrk stock Exchange
howard n ADN:is Chairman.
JOIlS 4 y. IITfr
LOUIS IiTXiERAIp
CiIhHfE- II GODFREY.
j. j.. fEONST.
JANFS s1tII.MA@.
IKNEST TUALNANN,
Committee
MILLS BI'frDISG. NEW-YOKK CITY Aprn -. 1874
A MARCUS. Sccrctnfy
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rt.nOprAv rfy,vCr9L MAnyrrs.

London. May 10 T. 'nnsols. iOo 10 Tor roncv
lC1s tn account: YORK. Pennsylvania and
ONO mortgage bonds. ~, Canadian Pacific O.,
Erie i3. 90 second consos 70. Illinois Central. H3if
Mexican ordinary. ~; 81 Paul common 5o's New York
Central BOA. Icnn-y yanil ~. Reading So. Mexican
Central per cent bonds. jtH Atch!son common. ~
4:3o T. Tho amount - lflhon into the Bank
England inlanco Today i4d2Wsb Money, :. per
The rate - d'scoua' IN the open market fDr b'h
and three months bills s inl llG per cent Paris
Advccs quote per lOi fnncs 10 confines
for the account and exchange london - -
confines FOR checks
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TRIBUNE SATURDAY MAY 10 nso4-rwElvE

II necessary. to have the mortgage foreclosed and
prepare plan for the reorganization of the prop
erty. Copies OF the circular may be obtained at
the Central Trust Co., or from any member OF
the committee
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Grip Wantf0.

GENTS TO CANVASS doctors and LAWYERS for Harnil.
n TONS System Of Legal Medicine. two vols Just out;
pay experience; desirable territory yet open
for 1894 Medical Annual. r. d. TREAT Publisher. New
York
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Galss In Anriion.

GALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
- THE PROPERTY OF THD GOVERNMENT OF
CIiILI-The Government OF chill Will sell az public auc-
IN city Of Santiago. Chilli On the 10Th o. october
nsN and following DAYS 81 nfBte works and IL nitrate
beds the Province 81 Terapaca the total ya,us
Of st. properties being nearly t2,VnOD two mutton
pound, -erns Parties Interested apply for furtnef
Information to Consul General Of chill In Newfork.
and In. 81 Chill In Philadelphia ana Boston
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Che Curt.
RROoKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.

BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING MEETING. NAY IL TO -.
SIX RACES EACH DAY AT go p. N.
Boat leave foot EAST 34TH ST, y. Y Cvia L. + r.
r.. 1870 1880 q 90 Parlor Car Train) 20 p. ~
Ioats learr toot WHITEHALL. ST. y. Y. Culver
Route 1910 Jl;l0. lli0 ~ NJ 1910 1910. 1910 130
2.1O. $40 Y. n
BROOKLYN TRAINS
Leave UNION DEPOT. 9th av. and 3Gh ST.. 1926. 1iia
II AS \. N. and half hourly 1915 10 3:l5 T. ST.
Leave 9TH Az. AND GOTH ST. IL 30. LOO, 1890.
90 30 as. 200 800 \. NJ
Long Island Cty>trains stop Last New-York. Extra
trains viii be II necessary
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KailrodoO.
e r lE 1 I m e: S ,
Railroads..

through trains 70. Chicago and the Meat leave Ns".
yuk foot Chambers-st.. daily Us foilOws and nis
niufes earlier from West 23d-st
t. - Nv rstO-arg i-4ygcss for Wayerly Sing
o'Ao haipton. Elmra BunH.o Bradford shd salA-
nanca- ParIor Ia B.n?,n -
Jim A.. M.-V-sIibue Limited. Solid train for CHI
o'oV cage. ia ChauiauQua Lake SoepeGs TO chi
.ngo. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
GRO q. N. sod iInin I" chtsto VIA Nm@aia fa'a
Wv oltep-s la Buffalo and chicago
Q.2C P.M.--Va Chautauaua Lake and Niagara Falls
O.o' solid irn Chicago sleepcf' to buffalo.
Chicago and cinciniati
I OCAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AEn PULLMAN
Lsccommodations "6i. col tO ard o5i Broa iway 80
East i23lh:st chnn,r; and Ws 25i,st. ferries New
York. 3d. Fulion-st. llrooklyn 90 udSon-s. Hoboken
and Jersey CITY Station Eric Tnnsfc Company calls toI
checks baggage from hotels ana residences destt
aAtton-
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WTST SEORF x. z,

Train. leave West &2d-sL station. NewYork follows
minutes earlier from foot frankl!nst.:
oII3 A. M.-Daiiy Tor Albany, Uuea syiaeuse. Roch-
ester, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago. ex-
cept Saturday Tor toronto
5I5 H. M-Daly Tor Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit,
Cleveland and Chicago
Su5 4. M.-Daiy lon Albany. mtlca. syracuse. Eoch.
ester. Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit Cieve.
land and Chicago.
For tickets parlcr and sleeping car
apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York and
stations Timetables At principal hotsls For other In
formation address
Vanderbilt ave. Nsv-Yorx.
BALTIMORE AND ONO nAILRoAD.
pAl1lMorg $ssIS ss;1' ,'' ch}SAeo clxcIs.
futlMAN GHf sEIylSE ON All. TRAi%s;
80 e" p g. ID ia:is night. .pi!TsalRa $50 r 4.
,sasa ash'S Goo SSciNNA 1aa 81 Scis sn %tsHy3
SS GS K hAt 3a SS 6pns sa
NS1R,FoLK, ii.so A. u. ,.iaIly I:so p. NJ. TX Sun:
Via Washington and Shenandoah Valley route Al
Illuminated by Pnffch Light Office. III. 2Gi. AIS 40
i1roaaway ri East ilh-st 400 Grnndsi.. n. Y: 34a
Fuon.s, Brooklyn; s,etcn io' OF Liberty-st. C. n r
Of ~ Y
Hsw-Yorx Transfei Company viii call for baggage
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a pVERTISENENTS AND SlBSCRIPTIONS, tUH
A THE NEW.rokK IaIBSME WILL; sE RI.
t,EIyhD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. ], az broad.
way ~ 1Co~ nortl OF TART -hr.,-st.; and ADNER.
TijEMENfs the following Branch prices; 20
Ilshth-aye ~ corner Twenty -thdst lsa Sixth-avc:
III Fourth.avc corner Feur.s-nsh.s, TOO Third,aye
corner Forty snh-sL. ls2o Third ave. near SKY.
nrst-st res TlssysI 100 Wssl ferty-second st l03
Columbus 81 AtVnue A; l.s1s Third ~ west
tSS W--, Forty second 81. sos Third-ave.
lass ThirA-svc a05i thrdave. between one-hundred-
and twelfth sri One hundred and thirteenth SITS
\, thu HARLEM OFrIc'S. $50 East One-hundred and
twenty nhh-s 2s3 West onchundre'- and-twenty-hfis
st and Oae-huai.od and forty fth-st. up 10
D. M. at regular Office rates. q, oao
In DronkiNn. 90 CDur-st.. % DeN1lD-aNei Lew
Bclford-ave up 10 y. NJ. al regular ONCE rates
London Otce for Norfolk Street. sands
W c., London. England
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financial elections.

financial glcrtions.
OFFICE PACIFIC FEE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW-YOkk. MAY :. 1904.
r1'HE ANIMAL ELECTION FOR pIitEt-
L TORS or TIE PACIFIC FIRE GNsrGANCE cont
I'ANY viii H. bold to- Office ~ the 9 miary. No i5l
broadway on Monday -. first day x May. 1874
between the hours u Il and 0'clo, k
GEORGE JEREMIAH. Seer t1ry.
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TO PHILADELPHIA. HAALt!MohE. And WASN'T

For phnad.lpnia. week Say- 43o. 500. ooo. 1000
o nnf 'qo a. ~ 49, $$S t9 80, q"s' P e e
nigh, sunday. 40 900. II 90 Dining Cap A. NJ. 100
80 ,pinIne Gan. go l. NJ. i2.i5 n.Fh'.
Tlr Baltimore anil WRshing'on week days. 900 II 30
dining csn A NJ. 80 200. 500 dining carr. 500
= " i2.i5 night SUNDAYS 900 II 20 Dining CAP
4 " i.9G boo dining can. GOO j. ~. l2l5 nlgh;
Tickets and rarotcar seats can be procured ~ iI2 21
/ 3e3 broadway. 137 9Th Az 81 East 18Th
s, iai Vast 18TH 81, pa West i21th 81, 81 Column
bs A. New York St. $50 Fulton ST. Hrooky
~ Rroalwnv. WUamsuurC The New-YorS Transfer
company viii call f'r and check baggage from hotel Or
r.aiisnrn destination.
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AL RAIL ROUTE.

For Ions Branch ocean Grove. &c.
Pr Rcd Hrns. L.ag Eraa,h. end points south 10 Poln
s 70 el ,s a,o r c' Faad4 4o6 f p Ocean
rIr INKFWOtp Toms River. R1rreg1t Park and
rarno-., : 90 SIS \ e. l.45. I.2o p. II.
For Atlantic city. Nlncland and Brdgc'on. 4:3O A. NJ.
igI J.. a.
70 81: 80 \. NJ. 100 iib. 800 40 T. NJ Sun
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Railroads..
Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
bIATi0NS 'oh o. D,sb-,ts,t anl CO-tla1it Strssi
IN EEEECT MAY ETH. IsDl.

~ IN EFFECT MAY 18TH. lsoi.
p51o W. FAII JNEIP9yI2r cII IMI 20 rEiiSsOqpl
Drawing and STATE Room Sleeping Dining Smoking.
ana Qpser,at9r Cars, Arrives Chicago II a NJ Sieyf,
81, ro@1a 9:i5 'ala n y Ssss;@SySs xrnwss
Pqman sleeping and Dinns Cars 70 s.; LOUIS Louis
ye and Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1850 a. NJ 81.
600 T. VI. WESTERN EXIRESsn- pulmsn Sleeping
and Dining Cas- to Chicago and Cleveland. Arrives
7:d5 i. Vi. .s6UTHwEsTEitN ExTRi:sS.1, Pullman
g ns 2nd Dnn$ Gar' to GnennS, ana DIX '
$50 1c u seGSI I H2E9as altman Bure. Sleep
Ing car TO ri,,sPus Connects FOR Chicago and Toledo
BXLTiaoRE wxs iiHi,f; KID THE SOUTH.
s. ~" - 1910 udmit-d Dining car. II A NJ 10
y:2O Cons:sssionsl Limited. all Parl2r ana Dnnins
es a5. So ST. 900 Hn M i1,i h mnea ou ali
Iaror snd Dlnns Cars). 1870. DINING carr 800
$40 i. M.,itchmond and Danyile Express. daily:
ncl,. daily siscDrr; to Xan,a and 81. Augustine
900 =; M.-Rsiy for ,t Chs.spea,e Ohio Railway
For SD ff2s co oq aqd NORFOLK via Cape
Charles kou'e. 4. NJ weekdays. and. with Through
AfIHISIfI coAsr LiNE. 900 A. M daily Sleeper, to
Iam Jac:2nve and GsaIes.n g.o P NJ daily
For ATLANTIC CITY i:50 ?. vi. weekdays with
For aH cHFa MAi 100 nS'i r. NJ week days,
For Long branch. Ashury Para Ocean Grove ana Point
e.' I- ky a. a. Sundays i "a A. NJ 55 r n
90 not rtop at Asbury Park ana Ocean Grove on
FOR PIuLADELPUIA; ,o,o
ETPrsss o2 aa5 7 I'd ~ 90 sd Penn" l%'sd 1Oo
s n M - sana7s w tSprsss t i5 s5 20 L6tc d.
70 NJ Na 1' a. ~ l an ana 1872 "a h RsSi
way. Ast0r fou9e lS4 East 18th street and foot u
Fulton street. % Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Sta
ton foot u Fulton Street. brooklyn station Jersey
The Newyork Taa.tr cspaay yin call foT and cheek
baggare from hoi'' and residences through to
NJ a rMaGo Manager Gonel Fas %P2 Agent,