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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-04
HALLOwELL.

Mr.. Alger V. Currier, now studying in
Paris, is expected home this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hunt went to ViDsl
Haven Monday. Mr.. Hunt returns tomor-
row.
Miss Annie Chase and Miss Eva Wiley are
the guests of Miss Florence Fuller at the
Fuller cottage, Squirrel Island.
Officer Maddox jugged two Togus fellows
Monday, who had taken an overdose of the
ardent
About three weeks ago Detective True of
this city, saw crossing the street in the vicin-
ity of his Office, fellow who on former C
casion had served term for diamond rob
berry and the stealing of team. Accosting
him he asked him to step into Photographer
Huntoon's rooms and have bis likeness made.
He did so, somewhat 10th, saying that he in
tended to do better, etc. Our prudent detec-
tive told him that if he kept his word the
portrait would do him no harm, but if he
didn't it would do him much injury. The
mans name is Fred r. Smith, alias r. +.
Wentworth and he is only 20 years old. The
face is by no means bad one. 1t finds its
place among the other good, bad and indfft r
ent faces of Mr.. True's rogues gallery.
Mr.. ID. X. Jewell united in marriage June
Gray, both of Hallowell.
At the meeting of the City Council Monday
evening, the following business was transact
ed;
Report of the city agent for the month of
June, amounting to s56.64, read and accept
ed.
Report of the municipal judge from April
"a to July /. recording two complaints of
drunkenness, read and accepted.
Roll of accounts No. 4, read and ordered
paid.
Ordered, That vacation of one week with
| out loss of pay, be granted to each of the
| night watchmen, at such time as the city
marshal shall designate, the city marshal to
employ persons to I'LL the vacancies during
| their absence.
| Ordered, That committee be appointed to
examine the condition of the Mann school
house, and to report to the next city meeting
the needed repairs.
Ordered. That the ringing of the bells on
the Fourth of July be and is hereby placed
in the hands of the city marshal, and that
the board of aldermen recommend that they
be rung from 2 to 4 A. NJ, 12 to p. NJ,
and to z. VI.
| Ordered, That the city marshal be and IL
hereby directed to appoint four special night
waichmen for the nights of the third and
fourth Of July and also to appoint four spec
ial policemen for day service the Fourth.
i Ordered, That the Tiger Engine Co., be
and is hereby granted permission to take theii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-04

Boston. June 30.
FLouR--rhe -four market continues quiet, and no
one shows any disposition to stock uo. Buyers are
Grating quiet scale aud they require sup
.Ies will purchase quite freely In moderate way.
We quote Western tine at ~ 4 a'@p per bbl,
superine a. 75a3 i0 extra and secouIs. 81 15a4 10;
Minnesota bakers', ear aud straight, 81 vodt %,
Michigan stone ground, 81 30i GO, winter wheat
roller. and straight. ~ ioa5 %; winter wheat
patents. ~ Wa5 ~, spring wheat patent, good to
prime, 81 vOi5 20, Canada superior for export,
~ 6ou4 10 b. do roller for export a. s0a 90 lob,
extra patent, for export, - 20, rob.
CoKNMEAIs--ls quiet. ChOicc kiln dried ut ~ Do
per Dbl, per bag 81 l6ai H. and for choice granu'
lated, 81 i0a3 10 per bhl.
CoRN-Wc quite high mixed, bsia60c. steamer
yellow, 5sIa59ie; steamer mixed do, 67ir'sic; good
KyE FLo6R-Is selling In small lots n, 81 7,ai 90
per bbl.
oArNgA',-Is steady at $3.50 per Dbl. for fine,
aud s6 30a6 10 for cut
OArs--Chocc, H3,iGc, No white. Aba id4c,
No. white ,i2lni3lc, No. white i2c; No. mixed,
Isc; No. mixed. iio.
BRAS-Is held at sl6 76ai7 20 per ton for spring.
and eli 75als 90 for winter.
FINE FEED AND MIDDIJNGs-are selling at ti9 90
Az ~ per ton.
CorfoS SEED MEAL IL held at s26 90 per
ton on the spot, and s2i 80 to arrive.
RYE-tlutet but stendy at SOC per bush. Tor NO !,
NY
at Ooa7 30 per barrel short cuts at sl7 1oal7 7b
backs at &17 75hs co. light backs s7 90; lean ends
si5 k5al7 70; pork tongues tls0 90; prime mess
ti6 20; extra prime sl3 75aI 25 mess tl4 76ai6 20.
Lard Is selling at gc per ID for choice In tierces.
smoked hams are held at llal2o pei. pound.
bacon Halle per lb for boneless, and llai2o for
ribs.
BEEF--is steady; extra plate and family ~ ooas 80
per bbl, plate - 50ag 90; mess and extra mess at
~ 50as %, beef hams Ell co. beef tongue 2oat2l 90
BUTTER-We quote Western extra fresh cream
cry - SOaslc. extra 70 nrsts at lgakoc' nrsts at
Isalslc; extra imitation creamery at 1se, sec
onds at l6c. Western choice factory. ldti7c;
fair to good. i5al6c, Nrw York and Vermont fresh
extra creamery at 2a2ilc. DO extra hrsts, l9n
Vermont
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THE CENTENNIAL
OF the Settlement Of the Northwestern
Territorg

CIScssArI, July 4.
At midnight the Fourth sas usher, d n
with the firing of 100 guns fem the hull tops
and on the levee, the ringinssf l,ei.,. bl,v.
ing of steam whistles. etc ali over The ci.
The city donned holiday attas to celebrate
the centennial of the annivesarv of the set
tlement of the Northwestern Tsrr;torY II is
perfect VII ierness OF ouaesas and banner
cites. All the principal strees are ablaze
with high colored decorations. Tbedoors of
the centennial exposition of tks Ohio valley
and Central States will open ais mornino
at 9 o'clock The inauguration e.s,e,no,;..s
will begin at Il. with velcomis, address, IA,
distinguished guests by Gov. feraker. ad
dresses by the visiting governon,nd others,
At noon the machinery of the er,s;,ion will
b.. set in motion by electricity h Mrs las.
n Fox, ~ido" OF iIes'ieh' Foik vi hen the
formal opening VIII oe announces by Presi-
dent Allison.
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New York Produce Market.

NEw YORK, July Z.
rLouRReccipts, IA, ,3d9 packages. exports, . s4s
barrels, sales, loiOo Repeat quotations Including
wto city mill extra, ~ SSast 0i 1850 fne s2 bSa
~ 20, VS. supcrino, e. 35as3 %, ll00 extra No q
o. oaasa Is, i.oo winter wheat extra e. 7Sa$s 10;
iioo Minnesota extra, 81 75as5 %, southern -four
dull, barely steady; Rye flour In moderate demand.
NhkAr-Rcoeipts, a, 100, exports, 4a.50i sales,
S6Wo; quiet but steady, No, spring nominal, sil;
No hard "a; Ne red SalasDs elevator, ,syl; fob,
Hapsl delivered No. l red, uo,ninal, " No. [
white nominal. W.
kNE--dull.
BARLEY firm and quiet
Conn Receipts, II! 800 exports, ii,p95; sales Yia,
900; dull and weak steamer, 69A. No. 2, bilaAii;
store and elevator, 81 delivered.
Receipts, lSa 90, exports. SO, sales, $780,.
100; lower, No.3, "a; do whiic3saH; No. Z 3ilaA;
do white, 3paiol; No. /, nominal; do white 4s
Mixed Western, Sh,Ss, white do, i0aid
CoFFEE-.-fair; Rio, dull, 10.
SuGAR.--dull. refined, dull
PETRoLfuM-.steady,u united, 79l.
PoRk---steady,
BEEf---quct
LARn-.steady; western steam, Is S7la&s 10;
closing - 50, city steam, o. Is. refined quoted
a. 10, continent ~ 20. :, A.
BuTTER.--iirm, demand fair.
CHEEsk---qulet, steady, Frcights to Liverpool
dull.
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Dignity at Bat.
+ Spccial to the kennebec journal.

Special TO the kennebec journal.
Brunswick, July 3.
\ most amusing and withal exciting game
of ball was played on the college delta today
The iiurs nese composed of many promi
rent nun ia tie place sfi ere designated "a
..Potter's nine" and "Thompson's nine,' the
former being named for an aifabe legal gem
tleman of the place, and the latter for pop
ular merchant. Below are the names of
those composing the teams Messrs Henley,
Freeman. Parks, Potter, Fisher, Stackpole,
Booker, and Professors Robinson and Wood
ruff of the first mentioned team; Messrs. s,
Il. jackson, G. l.. Thompson, /. II. Riley,
VIM. NJ Pennell, +. NJ. Stetson, Geo. Cot
ton, Auheus, DR.. Adams and President Hyde
of Bowdoin, for the latter Thompson
n ne" won, the score standing i6 to ~. Pres
ident HYDE batted to victory.
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ENTOMBED MINERS
Make an Almost Miraculous Escape.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 3.
There was a caving in of a large portion
of the surface over Bell slope today and tho
report that a large number of persons were
entombed, caused intense excitement. After
several hours of agonizing suspense 80 min
ers more dead than alive came one by one
dragging themselves through the crushed-in
gangways. Many others fed in safety when
they heard the first signs of the cave-in
The escape of the miners if due to very
narrow passage way found on one side OF
the gaugwsy, which also admitted sufficient
air to keep them alive
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BRAVE SHERIDAN


DELAWARE BREAKwArER, Del, July 8.
The following bulletin was furnished this
evening by Gen. Sneridan's ply ysicians
AT about / o'clock this forenoon Gen.
Sheridan had an attack of pulmonary con-
gestion, which was more easily controlled
than Oh any previous occasion. At s z. NJ.
he was resting rather quietly with but little
cough. His respiration is 80, irregular ;
pulse 96; temperature 80. He has had sew
eral maps The position of the Swatara is
being quite sheltered from any motion of
the sea aud perfect quiet is maintained on
board.
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CRIMES and ACCIDENTS.
THIEvING
From New York Firm Is Exposed.

New YORK, July 3.
hoif of this city, Henry Bushel of Jerse,
City and James McCannack of Brookyh
were arrested tonight for robbing the whole
gale grocery house of Thurber, Whyland 4
Co, of thousands of dollars worth OF goods
Brady was IL years a porter for the firm aad
now has IA little grocery store in Brooklyn,
where he disposed of the stolen goods. Bush
el and McCannack, clerks in the store, did
the stealing.
Barrels of sugar, coffee in sacks and COM
modities in bulk were stolen. Brady con-
fessed and implicated others. The firm
knew they were being robbed and placed the
matter in Inspector Byrnes bands week ago.
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engine to Gardiner on the Fourth of July

engine TO Gardiner on the Fourth of July
inst.
Ordered, That the steam fire engire COM
pany be and is hereby granted permission 10
take Its steamer TO Gardiner on the occasion
OF the Fourth, the company to leave steam.
er in the place of the one taken, with an en-
gineer and fireman, and to have il in as good
order in case of fire, as the one taken to
Gardiner. Also to leave sufficient number
OF men to run the hose and handle the ma.
chine. =,
Report of Street Commissioner Douglass
from March 18th to May 7th. 1855, read and
accepted. ,f
Adjourned
The usual Wednesday evening service at
St. Matthews viii be Friday evening at $50.
----------
The draperies used at the Cony Hish
school reception TO the alumni in Meorfian
Hall last evening were kindly furnished hv
Mr.. c. NJ. Sturgis.
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Young Republicans of Rockiand Unfurl
A Harrison Banner

RocKLANp. July 3.
The political campaign opened here this
evening, the Young Mems Club uufnrling a
handsome banner to the breeze with the
names of Harrison and Morton aud Burleigh
thereon. An eloquent speech was delivered
bv Hon. u. A. VI, rtiand amid great entl =
iasm, Next Saturday evening the democrats
will probably hold a flag raising.
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Sugar Trust to be Given rask of Law

NFw foRE Iuly 8.
Attorney General Tabor furnistieaan m onin-
ion in the matter of the sugar trust, hr,nsbt
to his notice by Tammauy Hall. He saws
the law restraining individuals fra doing
certain acts equally applies to corkra,iops'
The matter will be presented to ihe counts
as soon a. papers are prepared for d. mar
pose of obtaining leave TO presecss the
action against the North River Ress.r,as
The sugar retineries may be prosecu,sa
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PROMINENT DEMOCRATS
Who are to Attend Tammany's Celebra-
ton.


NEW YoKK, July 5.
A distinguished company of democratic
statesmen arrived at the Hoffman House to-
night to attend the Tammany Hall celebra-
ton tomorrow. Among them were Senator
Vest of Missouri, congressman Mills of
Texas, Collins of Massachusetts,, James ID.
McCreery of Kentucky, Benjamin F. Shire
ley of Indiana, Melbourne II Ford of Mich
i1an. Levi Marsch of Pennsylvania and
Delegate Smith of Arizona.
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CANADA TOURISTS
One Rascal who Visits the CatskilIs en-
Route

JERSEY CRY, n. j., July g.
John B. Van Loan, for the past ten years
employed at the Second National Bank, went
to Catskill on a vacation Saturday. His ac-
counts have been overhauled and shortage
of at least sl5,5OO has been discovered
Detective Hottie who was sent after Van
Loan, found that he had disappeared. He is
believed to have been warned and fed to
Canada.
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Lived Apart but Died Together.

1NDIANAPoLIs, July 3.
At the Trafalgar johnson Company this
morning Samuel NJ. Henderson shot and
killed his divorced wife, Sarah Henderson,
and then shot himself
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Thomastons Win.

THoMAsroS, July 5.
In a match game of base ball today, the
Thomastons beat the Warrens by score of
to 6. The game was very exciting.
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The Gun Exploded.


SAecARRaPrA, July 8.
While Peter Larniver, Frenchman Is
wears old. was firing shot gun last night Il e
weapon exploded. a piece of the barrel max
lug a severe wound in his head. The physi-
clans hope the wound will not prove fatal
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One Failure Causes Another.

New YoRK. July 8.
Seligman Bros. & Co.. 375 Broadway.
assigned today. The failure is caused by
that Of Seligman. May & Co. The former
firm endorsed for the latter $50 900 acommo-
dation paper. Other liabilities are about
sl60,000.
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6 e25,oee fTsTAKE.
IlHicA. \. Y. July

IlHicA. \. Y. July s.
Hon. w. w. Sage agreed TO pay for the
,ew rarnell University library bnihiing, in
,hs event ef the University being defeate
~, i rY.k viii ease. In other words lie ad-
sa. ,ss al, gses against the University. Sage
does not grt the money back if the decision
: o s. vorahle m 10 the University, Sage is to be
reimbursed.
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Enthusiastic Flag Raising.

FLLsNOkTH, JAi! ..
The republicans of Ellsworth had flag
raising this evening and large and enthasi-
as,ic ratification meeting Hon A. r. Wis
we'll and Senator Hale made ringing speech
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The National Democratic League Meets

The convention of National League
clubs met at s'clock and remained in secret
session until ater IL. Mayor VIM. Russell
of Cambridge was chosen temporary chair
man of tomorrow's convention.
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Signed the Amalgamated Scale.

PIrrsBURG, July 8
The Scottdale Iron aud steel Co. of
ScoItdale, Pa, have signed the scale and
will continue their plant in full operation.
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A Marine Display.

BRIDGEPoRT, Ct, July 3.
Twenty-Five thousand people witnessed the
marine procession with fireworks in the har
Dor tonight, in which $50 vessels partici-
pated.
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Paris Green VS.. Cupid.

BipprroRp,"July 8.
Roswell Caine. age %, attempted suici lie last
night by taking paris green, A disappointed
lave affair was the cause
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General Congressional News.

The postmaster general has WRITE n letter
to the President formally protesting against
the proposition made by the civil service
commission to extend the classified service
so as to include the railway postal service.
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MCGUIRE Goes to Detroit.

DETROIT, July 8.
James Mcclure, the catcher released by
the Philadelphias has been signed by the De-
troit management.
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The Temperance Crusade.

DovER. N. H.. Jsra
The temperance crusade opened sg,i this
morning. during the day there ha, Neon
seven raids.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. July 3.
Money call easy, ranging from to A. last loan !.
Prime paper NJ 2 TO o.
Exchange duh and weak.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bonds, fairly active. hrm.
The following are the closing quotations OF se
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New England League.

At Lynn-Lynn 10. Manchester, 8; base
hits, Lynn, u, Manchester, 3; errors, Lynn,
3, Manchester, l2. Batteries, Demarris and
Terrien for Lynn; knowlton and Grady
for Manchester.
AT Salem, Salems Z, Worcesters 2; base
hits, Salems 8, Worcesters s. errors Salems
q, Worcestors s. Batteries, Bingham and
knowlton for Salem; Walker and Derby for
Worcester.
The following is the standing of the New
Epu I l,.Is
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COLBY COMMENCEMENT.
Junior Exhibition

The Junior Exhibition at the church, Mon
day evening passed of very ereditably to
the class The following was the pro-
gramme
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WAR DEFAErAgST.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. July e. lam
For Maine Warner; fair; souiberly
winds.
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SPORTING NEWS.

The National League.
No games played.
The following is the standing of the league
clubs up to date.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE

Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
SOME ODD MISTRATSLATIoNs.
From, Tho Cornhill Magazine.

Tho works OF various English prose writer's nave
In some places been Incorrectly translated OWLS ~
the fact that In the original phrase or WORD hls
esed I'm a purely technical An Englsh h,'
referring to an incident In the seven hao, Tor
said that lord George sackvile was broker LOT
cowardice at the battle of Mndcr employing 's o.
nression as a SYNONYM for cashieed French VIZ
quoting this paragraph, translated tho worn
as roue. which means broken on the WITT an ~
anpended note 10 the statement, In when ne oo s
nentcd strongly upon the barbarity OF lnhlcunS ~
A purely military ofence-a punishment wh,ch, ~
France was reserved for crimes only OF the uuoPo
Ave Miss Cooper daughter Of the American nov
let states that when in Paris she saw French trans
siaton OF her fathers tale "The Spy In whch tnere
were several mistakes but OF them was such tide
n was almost Incredible that anyone coud possibly
have been guilty OF II. The residence OF MI har,on
one OF the Characters who figure IN the stoy Is spoho
NJ by tho author as The Locusts" NOW, the trslis
iaor has been evidently ignorant Of the circumstance
~ there being any species OF trees bearing TINS naue
Having therefore, looked out tho word IN his olctlon
ery and finding the definition TO be given as " les
satnrelles neutrality-suspicious. he rendered II IN INC
text Presently however, he came across paragraph
in the novel in which It stated that visltor 10
locust Then II might be naturally supposed thar me
translator would at have discovered ms error
MOI bit Of Il! His reasoning would appear 10 nave
been somewhat on a parity with that OF ceieDrate
eonntryman of his when he declared that II tho facts
DO not agree with the theory so much the worse lor
tho factso Nevertheless, the writer seems 70 nave
been conscious that explanation was due OF so
extraordinary statement as that horsemah hau Sc
cured HIS stecd to grasshoppcr Consequently ne
went on to gravey inform his readers that In America
these insects grow 10 enormous size and that In
fhis case one thcse-dcad and stuffed, OF course
had been stationed at the door OF the mansion Tor the
convenience of visitors on horseback
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
OFFICIAL LITERATURE IN CHINA.

writer in Tho Chinese Times,' of Tensin, dis
cussing the contents Of "The pekn Gazette says THAI
the usual documents are remarkable The Imperial
proclamations especially always composed In the
finest STYLE and often happens that papers OF moment
are written with extremo beauty and pcrfcctness OF
composition vivid with grace and majesty OF language
Even In the minor reports these are merits are to be
seen in tho closcncss OF STYLE fitness of expression
clearpcss and condensation, and where analysis or
or precise judgement IS TO be presented tho
papers show the hands of mastery writer's The ex'ronc
diversity OF the papers is what would strike the nna
of fors On INQUIRER treat OF high poltcs ana OF
great events others deal with crimes questions OF ais
nuted inheritance others again the reports Oh com
mssioners appointed Investigate the conduct o. hgh
oicals in the provinces, and these show rare ahax
cal power mastery of detail, and untrfng labor
writer thinks that judging of what Is known OF the
allow ways the enforced secrecy, crcumlocuton, ane
and personal influences often brought to bear
home the methods OF China are In some ways more
direct expeditions and fair as far as the indlca'lon
~ Justice Is conceruedr The TRANSACTIONS when arg
published are those made at the British iega,on ~
fokin and were originally undertaken by the directon
OF Sir Frederick Bruce At first Sir Thomas aug wa'
the translator and he succeeded by the iaic nr
Maycrs In reference theso TRANSACTIONS the W.i.o
already quoted says that they OF high ana unio III.
excellence and that Mr. Mayers's translsilons VI
q fine dispatches of Tso Tsung-ta concormns 'ne
long and arduous campaigns in the Northwcst, sV. as
military variations scarcely inferior 10 the
OF battles and operations of war by Sir Wilnam Nap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERskf

OEO0T OF LIBERTY STREET. NVnhidn ~
Tins Tails o, Apri. y 1898 poun6 Brook
For PHILADELPHIA 4 and ItfoNloo < IN 49, II
Route" at 4, Z 80, 0. II a. m 80 T. % yU m
y. m SUNDAYS at 4 s AS a. m ~ ga a $50 7:31
Trains leaving at 80. IL ms 2ah,, -. PotS
~ d. n. have connection for ReEcng silenown,
Vile ETC. .. Easton, Betnlehe1s, SUNDAY foe
Hapch Cbunk. Reading, HARRISBURG etc y" Z
Easton. ,... r,as,on Bethlehem
Ss5 Tor fiening:ou Ngh BIidge, scfsS
Bethlehem Allentown. Msuch Chunk VIVA shamokia.
ton Heading, liza rl.huig, IotsNne'
Sonoury. Lcwlsburg Wlli1mspon- p,thlehen, Allentown
D. IN. for Pennington, Ess,ton, 49,
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrlseug, 81 Allentown Maueh
Chunk Wkesbsrrc Scranton, Tsmaquaace 'sraDck Easua
pc,hleSem Allentown Reading. Hs!rs sg FiemSston
oo and W prnstoD Bethehem Allentown AAsS-
chDnk etc " On Sundays at 80 IN m 4 Al s.1B D. n;
400. s15. II rs nn ,o 20 RED B1nK Lcrg Brshss
sxs,.u2r psrs. Ocean Grove. except sunu'''" f''''
ahI AM. m. I 100, 4 80 p M for LAKEWOOD
.p,vsr Psrlor Cars at 100 ard 80 riry yinesnd
"a. m. ,. m for ArLANT1o I'LL
hr,ascsc0p co. sdS II rs !las a M q, p 90 lSSsy
20 S:1S D. m sundays 90 a. n t tor BesA.
800 :i6 IL rs a. m, 4 30 p m ior Mo"
scsbright Hlcflsnd Beach ,>yyycroy
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN Dtriss,,,v ,ssis HIek
From Piar g. North River. 200 p m to o..s a.
lands highland Beach ssaoHsns 1''s D''