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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. 4 (specaD.-Wheat shorts wAre punished
come to-day They have been OVERRIDING the market Of
late II took merely the repetition ~ an old piece Of
news them covering. The market heT4 opened
weak on decidedly lower Liverpool cables. ~ latter
showing drop Of I'D The bears began their usual
selling campaign. the Barretts and St Louis leadng
IT, London confirmed Paris advices OF two days ago.
putting the wheat condition In France at only g.
80 last year Every recognized that it but
repetition OF the Parts cable of Tuesday bat the
came on market the right moment TO no effective.
May opened 7is cents. sold between 7i', and 16's
cents 15s. The market call
figure and closed IT, The early weakness in .
creased b. SHOWS through the Southwest. The Price
Current announced damage winter wheat from
freezing. hut declared it probemat.ca Minneapolis
the other hand; reported round lot of -four sold to
crease in It's stocks Monday n 10000 bushels seaboart
clearances We're SS.coo bushsls Mnneapoe 90 and pr
II was an Irregular trade the bears selling
e s lazy dr ssn 6 took s about bushels at 70
Barrett selling him 800 600 bgsh ..,.l in one lot Just at
corn without being active. was somewhat hrmer.
to 2 cents and closed At 9s TOP LneTe ", we're sq
s sr 10 sf' p1iees do~n whe1 wheat became INN
shorts gFn sare Saes samples were steady
from Iowa the trade evidently having found way OF
handling II. .,. -. a 49,.
oats new Sw ' 1scord Mar closed o hs c
higher than last night, ranging between l7s and I'm
H. estimate FOR Friday. There selling
all ne Frazier Dupee and the old group OF bears Most
vSers active BUYERS later when wheat turned strong.
soahoard cearances were $1,000 bushels Samples were
easy. .,, .-... Ill, >. So. ..,.,.u =.
hrar In mis- product II 10 ~ cents and preventing
80 rally in pork ribs. There were moderate hog re-
CENTS - 900 head with 1900 head estimated for Fri
,r-res At tho yards 2s cents 20 cents higher
m hiyng was by shorts particularly the English pack
ers Tho receipts at the seven western points were
IA 200 against 1900 last year
ON the curb puts" on May wheat closed a, IAN
IN ..1,,ss' a, TGA cents Puts May corn closed
a, nAA cents. calls at ~. cents
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nEt IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. II.
S,n,iou- In New-NOrk, foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.
EESTibtLED "1IN.CsC iIt;HT

D,rect route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, MoNTcLAlR,
THE ORANGES. summit. Barnardsyille, BaskinS
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Passaic, Paterson Boon-
ton Dover, stenhope NEWTON, BuDDS, LAkyEs
MoU&TAIN, washington; PHIL PHIL ASTON.
ScRhTToN, PIrTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANfI-
rose BINGHAMTON, OXFORD. NORWICH, Water
Vile UTICA RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. CORTLAND.
sYRACIISE OSWEGO. ITHACA, oWEGO. ELNlRA,
SoRNiNG BATH DANsyILiE BTFEALo and all
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
10 90 A M.(Cafe Carr. BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BING-
~ HAMTON UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SRA
cJ'SE and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman ParloP
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
100 'PF ~ h, mscRASToS. wrLKEsBARRE and ELMIRk
400 = M%ScRANTON. wIIKEsBARRE and PLYN-
OIjTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
7.3o NJ 1)aiiy)-Buffalo Vestibuled Limited Express
~ for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF-
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting at
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points west
$50 p NJ Daily Buffalo Express Pullman sleepers. FOG
CIV SCRANTON BINGHAMTON; ELMtRA, BATH, Mt.
$50 p ~ dDalyl-BJFFALo. sCRANToN. BINGHAM.
TON, ITHACA, UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & Sons. Limited, Ii3 Broadway, Il Park
Place Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations. 3i3
broadway Ill 4th-ave.. l2thst SO West l25th-st
o35 Columbus ave New York 1888 and 726 Fulton-st,
and io6 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full In
a ALI stations
WESTc-oTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call FOR ana
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. 4-The wool market is very firm and
higher nrccs are generally asked The demand has been
very cool the last week and the sales $500 900 pounds
OF ali kinds ard Pennsy vania heeces sold at 2lc
S,r choice Xxx and above $4,000 for Xxx and Xxx and
above i5alsc for y. 2oq2ic for No pic for fine de-
iane l5 IIc for medium unwashed and i4i+sc for fine
Wichqan is nrm 1Tafsc with hne delaine held NJ IS
ac I'nwashed combng woods scarce and firm at &c
Gi7c Tor a and a. Territory and similar woods
live and tending higher with sales q nne a, sg0c fire
and medium llia4l2c the secured
nns, heng from 3Oc medium 32Q33c for fine and fine
MEDIUM M 10 Csc for staple Pulled woods In demand
b .aes AZ higher prices. Australian woods are active
and arm selling In The range OF lsq26c. quality.
south American crosoreos 500 NJ lal9c and French
demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
OTHER MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Feb 4-Cate-R Receipts for the last - hours
$50 head total week thus far lo64s. for same
i'm. ias week s consigned through. LIS. New
YORK IIss: on sale. Ga Market opened weak: closed
Anil win some unfoli Good choice Canadian stock
ksas3 5 feeders 81 35aS3 80 fair good fat bulls
81 900 49, veas dun 81 s5as1 Hogs-Receip's for the
ias, "a bors 49, head: week thus far rs $50:
or tho same time week - $40 consigned through
100 10 New York $500 sale. 3,s1o Market opened
sr,. and about Toe higher for all but pigs and
closed strong with bulk sold Yorers 81 Gas8 7o pigs
"a e07S3 e: roighs S3Gs3 30. Sheep and lambs-He-
CENTS Tor The last "a hours head total for week
thus far 90 600: for the time last week. $500:
consigned through 600. 10 New-York LOO. sale.
acoo Market opened steady closed quiet. with loads
Additional late arrivals unsod Good TO choice iAmhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb T. 3:i5 p m.--BeefEXtra India mess
dull els Sd. prime dull at 50s. PorkPme
Western fine dull 46s 81. do medium dull 40s.
Hams-Short cut, about - rs H., duh 39s.
Cumberland cut. about - TO 80 H. duh 26 short rib.
about 20 to "a n dull 2Js Cd. long clear middles.
light about rs 10 dun 25s Cd long clear mddes
heavy a. n dull 24s Cd. short clear mid
dies heavy A. 30 ~ dull OBS Cd: clear bellies.
about IL IA n. dull at 27s. shouldersAbout u to
IA n easy at 26s Cd. Lard-Prme Western spot dull
at EOS 81. Cheese-Amorican finest white and c2ored
firm at SOS. Taow-Prime city dull AZ ISIS. Cot 0nsccd
ol-IIverpoo refined los I'D Spirits n turper-
tine 20s Sd Rosin-Common steady at rs. Wheat
No 1 Northern spring duh Sc Cd Corn Mixed
Western spot new steady - SID old firm at IS oid;
February steady - sd March steady at - sgd;
Aprjl steady at slsd FlourSt Louis fancy winter
steady at 9s. Hops at London-Pachc Coast finn at
G5ISJs.
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peang range and close today and closing bids the
M gh. nd la folio

Market closed quiet steady point advance 10
point decline compared with yesterday closing prices
Transferable notices T05 total sales 5000 bales New
,76i bales; Continent 1871 stock 5.193. Total net
pcr receipts to-day IL 100 bales; thus far this week
So o. ,42s last Ieek and 67Ss4 last year
Exports to-day Great Britain. L. I bales: Continent
1871 stock i.0l3,033 Spot cotton steady 1l6c higher
4l8 bales. including ai3 spinning and 100 bales for
export.
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spo cotton
hardening; sales 10000 bales speculation ara export
idng upland Sl-s2d Futures opened steady. BUYERS
6i advance closed quiet. u 10 la points net advance
February 35-lsb: FEBRUARY March S57ab March-Apri
S5si9b: April May 359i.s; MayJune. S6ob June-Juy
assb; july. August Sdb August September Sos:s Sp
TENDER October, 353lss. OctoberNovember 3i9.2s No
vember-Deoernber S4s'es. Neutrality-suspicious. steady
cloths more inquiry. but not much do!ns.
COFFEE-Thc coffee market opened quiet al uncnsnse
points decline. There no tr2dlGg on the Sai Snu
business developed during the morning me lr-
isn reports particularly encouraging Inc noon
Tayre cable was unchanged The Brazilian markets we're
slightly better enough 70 have any app
effect Rio receipts for the DAY We're none s'och
haes Santos receipts 5000 bags for two days
Exchange was J-32 lower al ) Si-fI
re moderate Brazilian ports were onset by me
anal warehouse deliveries here esterIaN we tes
e-eamer Msrsola $50 santos. and steamer Ar
ena With 800 bags Rio and LII bags santos arrived
2. port to-day. As compared Win last year u!e
American visible shows increase Of ls1i99 bags Ut
.ssf.raaS: sales we're bags The spot market was
vrv olie, to-day with nominal prices s~.c Tor ko No
sroi invoices and for BIO No spot invoices Late
Yesterday 300 bags Rio No sold on spot |ac nee
=, buvers Mild coffee remains steady but quiet with
Gales % Maraoaibo and 800 bags BucaTamanga
Be eoiowing shows highest lowest and closing
cont
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Ceaal Notirfs.
,oooooooo>>~~~~.o~~~N roNNNrNNNN~NNnN,n~oe
DIcTpICT COURT OF THE UNITED

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE United
IL STATES for the southern DISTRICT Of New lorkmin
. In the matter OF John p. +. lathrop bank
1n In Of order duly made and entered
hsre 10 Undersigned assignee IN bankruptcy or John
Lathrop bankrupt, will sell at publ, auction az
the tbs CIV Of York IN the County ana state 81
III ~ on Friday the 18th day or febrlary 1917
New l,N,ck in the afternoon, by Adrian H. Muller ~
an sYconeer the right titie and interest which me
SON. u Tathrop bankrupt, had on the sixteenth
said on h is15 in the following described real estate
VI those thirteen lots or parcels OF GROUND situated In
the IWents ,he Tenth and Twelfth Avenues and be
en seyentyfh Seventy sixth Streets and shown
tWsen on a certain map flied in the Office OF
an t,gtstSr of the city and County or Now YORK on the
Soth dsy OF December ls3S entitled Map OF prGprW
IN s 70 Peatiah Pert Esquire New York October
20 conned by Richard Amerman. city surveyor
~ ,bs numbers two ~. three 3D. five 0l six 90, seven
os LIN, ~, nine 90 O0) eleven Cd twelve I'D
80. ,, es,' a1 fourteen d4. and fifteen 90 said map
M narked and distinguished by Map Number Glib
na,ad Tew York February ith. 1897.
Law" ' BENJAMIN BARKER. JR,
Assignee.
ia0 Broadway New York city.
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Proposals.
ono>o>~~~coo~ocr~o~~oo oINocrvoo-IN>INH~~~NN~
mo ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS;

mo ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS;
proo,ls for electric wiring amended spechcations)
Proposals for furnishing materials and performing
20 49, renulred for installing the Electric wiring and
avn in the Workshop building Kitchen building Laun-
dry building and Female RIn sor MALI emnlovas af
EnnTaI Islip y Y. the Manhattan State Hospital In
nce with the amended specifications may be sent
bv mail or delivered in person up to 400 p M Februay
.; ds,- IN the undsrs igned at No. Madison Avenue,
W. York CITY at which the Board u Managers Will
,eceiye and open all proposals.
bidding on this work he persons firms
ocnav engaged the Electric wiring business. and be
abe To work II similar character performed by
them elsewhere. -, 1, -
,ar;s5 nv bond OF approved Surety Company. guar
asng the faithful execution Of the Offer If accepted
specifications may be seen, and forms or
rnnosais obtained the oi,e Of O. Perry Architect
IN The capitol Albany ~ Y. ard at the office OF the
ppoard NJ Managers Madison Avenue. New York City.
The board OF the right to reject any
go "a ~ HENRY l.. ROWLAND,
" President. Board OF Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
Railroads.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NNNo~rN~NN>~|~~~>"~~
"AMERlcA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. 3.
TNE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

EB9M GRAND CENTRAL STATION sz g3, srFE EHTT:.
s:,es train Il the %oTd sop. at Albany
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4is 80, p M r.
Niagara Falls 80 p. m. This train is limited 10
O'3O A. M-DaIy. Fast Mail for poughkeepslc, A Pa
Utica, Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara FAILS
,o., Chicago r,., For al, i'm
'o''J a. MltSc'PPj S" sas p6 n%y Express
100 p M-Dsiy Southwestern Limited For cC s.an,
bus Cincinnati indianapolis and ST LOUIS poSSeg
at Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica syracuse i'0'"''
loo p M-DaiIy Chicago Special for Detroit cisyf
land Toledo and chicaSo s'0ps ra a. Rochester
$3.50 p M.-Except Sunday. West Point. PousnKeep'e'
$3.50 M-b4iiy North Shore Limited Due , ps,rS'
600 p MDay For Albany, Troy; Usica h hSIF9H
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
o.c5 P MmD,ly. For Albany. Troy Burinson Pa,,s rs
burgh. Montreal and except Saturday rights "
1880 MDay For Buffalo Nag STs,g F'l st, Sev at
Foughkeerse. Albany and Utica -. .,..,r,,,,
"'o" o Tor bon; on cf a Brook SassP Raway
a., ard Cor Rochester e...o.,., oswsco watertown.
' osd MDaE Eu PSr Sass FAILS
Iedo Chicago; except Saturday for Cape vincent
1910 for Chicago ard pri eTcopi
Sunday night. Sunday nights. Chicago sIeepers lea'e
o.oG 4 ~ and y, 3.a3 P. M-Day, except Sunday to
PsSd VIA Harlem ds p " pi92.ae and the ses
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YoNKERs. -
IAN night" trains between l5oth-st ana points
Putnam Division far Yonkers. in eonnec,on WI
the Elevated Road. This is the only line running All
night trains Of NeY-York
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with P!ntsch Light. c..,..
Tickets and Wagner offices at Grand central s'a.ou
26i broadway: 81 Fast 14th-st Wv Efoad"t y
235 Comnbus-ayc 81 125th-st. and l3sth-st s'a
ton NewYork 33S and 72G Fultons and lo8 Broadway
+. D. Brookiyn. A., w..
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the west
Express COMPANY.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY GEORGE H. DANlEbs,.
General Manager. general Passenger Ase''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains W i2d 81. Station. y. " as follows and
Is m earlier from foot Franklin
:.:.V A. NJ. DAILY. Local 10 Buffalo.
c;i5 A. Daily for Albany, Utica. Syracuse Roches.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toledo. Cleveland Chicago.
II $50 A. ~ Daily. except sunday Catskill Nouns
tains New-Paltz Lakes MOhonk and Mnnewask
Albany Utica Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George Paror
Cor Albany.
GOO p psily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit,
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis.
.:i5 p ~ Daily. except sunday. for Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo.
sab p NJ Daily FOR Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland chts
and 81. Louis.
Time taoles at principal hotels and Offices
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave- New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
sorTpyRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb. 4-c9tton steady midd!ing lie
rson,S XII bales exports coastwise l3l3 bales saes
ian bals, spinners 1871 bales; sock. Ill 500 bales
EorSoIL Feb cotton steady; mddng &c; low
middilng 6.c good ordinary l5-loc net and gross
"e,nfs 5+ hales exports cOastwise sy4 balee: sales
Sew.orleans Feb 4cotton steady; middlns Is i6c;
lou ,niddng 7I6 good ordinary. 63-lec net receipts
II, haic~ gross 4os bales exports TO Great Britain.
$50, halee; sales 1900 bales stock osi 4sS bales
savannah Feb 4-Cotton quiet and steady: middlint.
* IS. low niddlins o. Ice net and gross receptA
bales exports coastWiss Lo'v oa4es ssa0 Nv oo1si
siac 81 $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

leave NeW-YVK. Tool OF Llberly 80, udI!'
CHICAGO . p. M. and u Is night. .
PITTSRURG, $50, OK Sun. sun. l2lo night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m, p m -,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 500. 10 tDinlng car,,
II 30 a. m Dining Carr . 30 Dining carr dining
carr p. m. 1915 night sunday. 10 dining carr IL 80
a. m. Dining Carr. Dining carr . DINING carr l. 10
night.
NORFOLK. II 30 daily
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper $50 p. m. tounddy
200 p M.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light: - .
Offices. ll3. 112 26I. 434 LAO Bway 81 r 18th st.
l27 Bowery n. Y. 339. 3ti Fuon-st. Brookyn station
foot Liberty St. ". G. r. r u y j. Baggage checked
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05

DvFRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trie-
y une received at their Uptown Once NO i':i2 bro.a
- % door north Of 3st-st until O'Clock D. m ao
vertsemens received at the following branch o5ses az
until o'clock D. M We 90 SIN
ave o3ist 1872 6th-ave cor lzth-s w Ma se
ll2 Columbus ave near VEST OBJ
Toe Vest +2l st. near Gth-ave 92 East lith St 2o1
West 4ci-s 9Th and sh ayes l59 East , 41n
AZ e2s 3d-avo between 10th and iIth SITS lus.o 90
ave- 61sst 7os Is-ave near sstnLs.;; 1'o 90,
ave near 4lst-st: 55l Sd ave 30 fleecker 81, 20
Bieecker zoos Sd ave: 80 Esst eno Vs. 70 l5a Sa
las 'rst tGth"st ?O3 Fas. $50 9th ave- 6Sl
stb ave Is, 3i-ave near eth ST c04 East seth 81
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quotations were loloWs fouF QUIZ seduy'
saes :s'Pf &"sai asss
5 NJ aassGs4 @ P9s S'hy ,t SEED 5e g
dry saed shoulders boxed s. 25asi 5o short clear sides
per "a, s. + lGea Ig cu af s IA srsnasied s. 81
sanaa1 a. % n'Sed OIL the E Sa 9r SH wss nm
extra creamery aoc isaioc: seconds i4aiec.
Ego easy: fresh stock. ISc
a. sa9 s Ss 10 %6ea :4 sa'' 81
@is9d 81 s. 50 ysts %Ss %Isa Sc
Oats esSy Ne with 6s r F oTp ~m' fsm is
;" % % Gear bnii ci;si back s LsrSks1s:
short rio sides: &C. short clear sides 4c clear bellies
r. loose short csaT c CSC loose clear bellies
w XIX ana aSe n 81 a. ''
Milwaukee. FEB. 4.-wteat opened steader MAY opened
74s,c touched 7isc 76c and closed al 7isc
5srey very dull: 10 T. Sec 30 B. 24a25c re lrm and
fer hard spring patents in wood
in @ ar and s i e 70 s ss7s df S s
Tho report Of crop injury and reduced wheat acreage in
ihc aS an % asrd the price to & With
1a'.c against 7sa7:c yesterday July opened at 134e
%6tai%1Ssrs was consGsI1Sle @9royenent demand
d VIM was nor 1ST waned and sid ar e under 70 + No
NsrssTg % S Ss goss 80 US 9qG
Eco 5os SPme6 t bb
a tone. Bran in bulk quoted at 50 >
ass 80: shorts. 81 1915 middllngs, s. 1891
Philadelphia. Feb. 4.Flour quiet. unchanged. Wheat
opened weak and eft Off Asc lower call. Foreign in
qury light. Contract wheat call: February. $3.50
SGS.c: March April and May nominal CARROTS in export
elevator No Pennsylvania red, Ole asked; No Della
red. ole asked No red Sc asked; No Northern
spring S6is1 s69c CONCEPTION market steady. with
fair foreign inquiry. Local CARROTS quiet but firm No
yellow. 2sc: No mixed On call February. 26G26ilc
elevator 40 mixed ?ea2el.c steamer: @a25i.c; No 3,
235M23hc. steady but trade quiet. No 2 white.
2OG20iac: No white clipped. 2}a23iac No white on
call February 23it 235c; March. April and MAY 23sq
2ic Putter firm demand fair: creamery extra, pic.
Eggs steady fair demand: Pennsylvania and Western
nrss lac. Cheese firm: demand fair New York factory.
skins "a lOi2c. Potatoes hrmer better
demand: Pennsylvania Rose. choice. 40c BUSH New
York Rose choice 35c; fair good 26a32c Newly orS
Burbanks and stars. choice 3'd3sc; state ~ Maine.
choice 35d3Sc. Other articles unchanged.
st Louis Feb. Flour unchanged. Wheat higher:
May. sFs1siiic bid; Julv 1iisc bid Corn hisher;
February 20i5c nominal May 2Ac July. 23T23isc.
oats higher: February. i7isc nominal May 1880 bid.
Lard prime steam. G5c: choice unchanged Other ari
clos UNCHANGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Slgrals
on and after January %. 1897.

iAnthrSct1 coal used excluslNely)
FoIr tracks. Automatic Block Slsrals
on and after January p. 1877
Trains leave station to9t u Liberty St., L.,
80 nast@S 1 XnesoSB p N sundays
For Wfkesbarre Pittaton and scranton. $40 A. NJ
I:lo. 1880 4l3 p. n sundaSs 40 A. No, ~ v IN
30 200 $50 800 AZ 300 p NJ. IL 10 night sun
days. 43o A. NJ, 100 200 800 5&O n ~? n ,o
,:sc 40 500 5:4s p ~. 1913 night Sundays. .3o
A. a. 100 $50 p NJ i2i5 night. Can
For sunbGry, LewIsburs and WilismsPer, a. 80 n
o:Io 4 n $40. $780, 900 F. d. sundays '''o NJ"
on ALL bb IA BAIL oI R0 X Gaovr g.,
For RT S5 Bsp LSnF b PSn 4 Pnt o
5SS els p SUNDAYS stops q, Inte en for Asoa0
40, 1915 A NJ i:4a' $40 $40, 6:as Saturdays on''
Fer Tom. River. garnegat Park and Barnesa'' 40"
For Atlantic city. Vneiand and Brdge'on 4Sp A. NJ
Monmopa eeaSn ss'S,sh ar and Es s, 80. q
P NJ SUNDAYS 1900 N. 400 P
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
TO pHILApEMLPsiH,IIAAx d nAkTlMoRE AND
II 30 bIn s EarS A. n. 100 200 $50 800 BUFFET
Parlor carr i:so 900 Dining Carr 800 30 geo p.
ns c1r l a. M, 100 400 500 Dining CARR p. NJ.
For Baltimore and Washington week days 500 1000 9
4 81 200 800 DINING Carr, p. N 1915 night, 80, Il,
Tickets and g car s' 81, can be s
az stb a Av i 81 Easi iiS St. 95 Ess! ssh
e. $50 F,ton St prSoklyn; 9s Broadway Williams:
burg The New-York Transfer Company will call tor and
check baggage from hotels residence to destination
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Railroads.
pENNSYIVA

4S&SssAsSS.s
s.ATIoNs loot c: DksyAossEs AND coRrLANDI
500 A. NJ. FAST MAIi.Hraln,an Buffet Sleeping Ca
BOO A. n. FAST LINE t,sblrs and Cleveland
1000 A. VI. Pennsylvania LiMiTEp:1aP9niilm rsa.
Compartment. Sleeping, Dinns, smoAins ana sn
Walton cars. For Chicsso. Cleveland Toledo cine"
ns,i ind,ana99 , d9ui.'s ss L9 omis EMPRESS
coo = H e. w tsais: as2 cleveland
TAB r. H. u1'f sfff E%PREssro cncn
500 p. II. Pacific EXPREss.~For Prtseurg and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Io'edo eA'ep'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. =, ~
s. 30 go 1910 Dining ca5 II a. m =; 40 cs ar
40 Dining Carr. Dining Carr, p m y 10 night;
all Parlor and Dining cars,. 400 dining Carr. DIN
SOUTHERN KArLwAY.-.Florida Limited" y 10 a
ATLANTIC COAST IiN Is, special .95 p n
FoR Old PofNT GoMF6kT and NoRFoIk'%sa n
Atlantic c 1F p 1 ss 80 D. M week days
Long Branch Asbury PARK dnterlsken s.ndays oeenn
Grove: and Point peasant 40 a, m isio 3 49, o'io
and III" p F r s1 PiiiiIAb s. { iii
$50 30 S. $50 o. go 90 Penna Limited i0lV r ,Dn-
gs car? p Il s IL p Ho car. 20 80 80 pm:
oi5 night. SUNDAYS. G IS $50. 2. $50 10 OimtcH1
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Broadway. Astor House and foot Q, Deeorcssss ana
Broadway. anc BROOKLYN Annex station; Brooklyn =:
station Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Co,npany
VIII call for and check baggage from hotels ana resi-
s. NJ PROVOST. r WOOD.
General Manager Gererai Pass'r Agent.
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