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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

daily majority Of the patients are bsdis
cGt aud bruised AID tie corps Of rtIy phy
sieiARs have al they can DO They are Ia
need Of medicines sna surgical insuu-
iaents
Visitors stin come BY the hundred, and II
seems impossible 10 stop them The Pens-
sylysnis railroad, py request of the relief
committee. stopped al trains to-day a,
sang Hollow, four miles from Johnstown
YET the people walk in. They come from
New York. Chicago. Cincinnati, ~ Louis
Indianapolis. in fact nearly al the cities OF
the country Many oonae 20 inquire about
friends. while others come out OF mere
curiosity They bring provisions with them
and sleep out door. Regulations are now
30 strict that none are allowed within the
city linitx except those who have business
here
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
UP THE WRECK.
corNTIKo ID vIcTIMs

JoHNsTowN. Pa June While the total
loss OF life at Johnst0-n and the surround
ing borouThs OF Cambria. Norrellville.
KerpvilIe and Conemaugb viii never be
known. vet q fair attempt is now being
made % ascertain Il within a reasonable fair
limit This Is being done through
bureau II registration which vas
established Yesterday Twenty eight agen-
cies have been established within The food
districts and al survivors have been nofi-
fed % register thense ives and their farai-
lies al once This work was begun as
O'Clock Monday and ~ noon vester-
cay 500 persons bad registered
There were - so people residing
IN Johnstown and the boronebs names
before the terrible catastrophe When The
work % regis;TarioD = finished which may
be tonight then II viii bs known aboyrt
how many persons are missing The work
- very carefully and Thoroughly done.
special care being taken 70 prevent dupli-
cations
The ssoertained las ~ e 30 bodies Non
Cay vas augmented ~ Iss more IN
JohnstoFn Cambria ard Eerns-ille. 8 largs
ruu heT ~ Noodvsls snd. it issaid thirty
tvo e. NinsTsb and vicinity 1as under
lsAsTs are becoming tagged oUt, 1lszy
good aVF4rrl - usually rurI.fqtr
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

afternoon. T. hler up tes debris fo- ~
ara ~ f-o~a gltv % ssvsntT-fVe feet
e-5 f-~-v-fve bodies we're taken
o-s T6ev rers ia horrible cor
cess, h-red sa5 ra4tslate1 almost De-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
THE MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June5
FL0VN-Market light and quiet Spring pat
eats. e. 55es5. -, Bakers. s3~u13 -, Straights.
a-Oza50
WuEAr-More doing and market frmer. No
? cash. ,6Fs5ac; July. 7sH G1G7s C., September,
a.. 115c, and December. 76z55bc-
CORS-Qafst and steady. No. and No. ?
Yerow. 33a a-&Ee. No 8 S3H334c, July
81 5s44c, Angus, S4h42ae; september,
25135sc
Oars Moderately quiet and steady. No. ?
cash. 2iA 12lsc, June, Il t-2c. July. "a
1rzNc. september. 2als1cs a.. sample lots
on track a1d free ca board IN far request
and frmsr 10. g 23-i 325t,c. so Waite.
s5' e21s, No ?, 22922'.c' No. White, s61G
-7ar
RVr-rittle laiag 10 cash. ssc, June.
gse. July s-ae and SEPTEMBER. toc. No. y
samnle sef s9.ir. sni 80 e g. 136c
Tg-Fs-y auist. offerings and demand
roth very Fzht choice samples. 4ll fSc, "a r.
s0-Gr. sery attle barley on sac a1d demand
very xht
MEss PoRE-Rsfher aglct ard prices steady.
Prices ranged az Eif152iis5 sor cash. sii.-o >
u So f5r June, slf7gf&ii5 fpr Jay. ani
8 sor1if n for Auslst
IAnu-Rataer acf.rs AM pr1oss steady
Quota ons ranged Al = 51fs 2Gs5 for cash.
e. 81 asss f,~ J1ne ss Oa6. ~, ior Jaiy. sni
s ra 81 Cor August
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

st and sl.aTpeus tie appel -, and
tones the q gesDve organs u cures
evsacrsa ard Sex headache.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

from 1900 TO I5,O0. II must be re-
membered that "a very large proper
ton OF this loss is made up Of children
SIikingly frequent is the reference
in the death list TO Mrs. Jones
and six children" Mrs Smith and
five children" In the morgue the little
ones lie in dozens where the adults are in
half-dozens, but there is and has been a
much greater difficulty Ia recovering the
bodies of the children. Being light
er and smaller they have often
been swept into out-of-the-way recess
es that are almost inaccessi BILE
and are more easily carried away. very
great proportion of the children have been
swept down the river and their bodies
driven in under overhangtng banks. under
thickets and in other places where there
is only sparse population and where the
search is not carried on in a careful and or
ganiZed manner.
The drift of opinion among intelligent
men. physicians. engineers, railroad men,
is that from l 900 to 500 OF the bodies will
never be found
GENERAL HASTINGS RKPoBT
At IL o'clock a m. Adjutant-General
Hastings sent the following telegram TO
Governor Beaver
uits o.NNI Utu are AZ NOrk clfarlng on
debris. Bodies are now being rescued IN large
numbers. The Citizens Committee is organ
izet and the work Is systematic. A detsch-
ment Of twenty men Of the Fourieenth Regi-
ment was detailed last ght 10 guard supply
trains. Provisions are pouring n and 1t is
difficult 10 take care OF thsn. There is no suf-
fering for want Of food or shelter Contribu-
tions OF money are more desirable than any
thing else.
CLEARING Up THE WRECK
The work OF clearing up the wreck and
recovering the bodies Is now being con-
Quoted most Systematically. Over 6o0o
men are at work in the various portions
OF the valley. and each little gang Of
twenty men is directed by foreman who
is under orders from the general head
quarters - the rubbish is gone over
and the bodies and scattered articles q
value recovered the debris IS piled up ia
one high mass and the torch applied Ia
this way the valley IL assuming a less dew
asJsted condition. IN twenty-fOur hours
more every mass Of rubbish viii probably
have been searched, and tho investigations
viii be confined 10 the smoking wreck
above Johnstown bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
The Treasury purchased $4,000 41-2s at

The Treasury purchased $4,000 1-2s at
los 3-sa1 08 1-2
In state issues only small business was
done, in Tennessee settlement 3s at ~ and Vir-
gnia 6s deferred receipts at 10 1-2. OF city bank
stocks, Metropolitan sold 40 at 20 Auction
sales of several issues arc reported below.
The general bond market was fairly active and
firm. Philadelphia and Reading first IS sold at
02 l-Sa0l 3-4 the seconds rose TO ~ 7-S, and the
strong and active at SO 5-sass "a. New-York,
Lake Erie and Western second Us sold at % LA
% l-2. West Shore IS ex-nterest were active
at about | OF 49, Reference is made to our full
report of bond sales.
In the unlisted department of the Stock En-
change Cotton Oil certificates were active at
SO l-2a52 5-sa53. Ohio, Indiana and Western
first accrued interest certificates sold (S3,550 at
60, ST. Louis Northern Ohio and Ocean Canal
first Is $4,000 at 81 LIZ, Brunswick Company
600 at 10 l-4al 3 l-2. Mount Desert Land ZOO
Kingston and Pembroke t2OO) at 81 %.
The supply of money abundant but rates
were well-maintained the business, including re-
newals was generally at 6a7 per cent some
late loans OF small amounts were at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sl95,553,492 balances
ss.6579s3.
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House sl47,sl3. It's net lain on bal
s9s6, $50, made up by coin gain of
Sill II. ZIG less currency loss of 81 4236. The
payments, s2,397, 625; resulting in general bal
of 81 o. $50, consisting of 81 81 3i3 81
coin and sl4,l22, 1913 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 900 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were s47O,325 and the
internal revenue receipts were 100000
The foreign exchanges were dull and barely
steady at quotations for business as follows
Bankers bills at 81 "a IA and 81 So respectively
for long and short sterling; French francs al
52l rs and Dis "a reichmarks at 95 is and
95 "a, and guilders az 40 and 40 l-2.
In London British cOnsols supposed TO be
unchanged because no quotations for them were
received. The Bank OF England yeste rday and
to-day gained Els, 200 bullion on balance Money
is working easier, the open market rate for dis
count i down to . J-Sa3 l-2 per cent, against
the bank rate OF per cent and between ban lScr'
the rate is l-2a3 per cent. Bar silver WA
lower at AZ La. per ounce English standard
American railways opened strong at figures gen
orally better than Mondays home prices and
further advanced later yielding small fractions
on Ncw-YoIk's early depression. At Paris French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco. Jan. q 1889
A LEGACY FROM THE OLD YEAR.

wednesday,, JAN S-p' ILL.,
To-days stock market proved to be legacy
from the old year. Neither speculative nor in
vestment bulls" put forth any efforts to sus-
tam mark prices up. Under early :" bear
purchases prices opened higher and advanced:
under their later sales prices declined; because
of their intermediate buying, prices again rose.
and finally under renewed pressure and hammer
ing they again yielded Nevertheless there was
some good but undemonstrative buying all day
at the market prices, whatever they happened
to be. The BEARS" however. made the prices.
The mornings stock loan market developed no
material change in the aggregate of outstanding
" short" interest; after the early buying such
portions of the purchases made for the short
account as were made for cash were notified to
be returned but the later sales for that account
more than overbalancc the early purchases
Brokers with Chicago connections were en-
ployed to do the selling to such an extent that
i came to be general question o.s WAT n does
But there is good evidence that the orders
emanated from New-York professionals Atchi-
son, Topeka and Sante Fe stock was the leader
the special strong stock Boston said that the
orders to sell Atchison in that market came
from New.York, while it was stated at the
Stock Exchange that the selling here was on
Bcston's orders. The stock declined from. SO
to 55, recovered TO So 3-S, and again fell to
80 at the close. The company's report for the
month or November was SHOWLuS Htt
earnings of $780, 1871 u decline from 1887 Of
81 90, 600 but yet at the rate of $780, 900
per annum, while it's first charges are about
81, 300, O00 For the eleven months OF tins year
it's net as reported by the monthly statement
amounts to s4642,o5i or 100000 more than
a years charges. These figures reflect past,
and not earnings from rates established yeSter-
day. The decline in the price of Atchison was
an important factor in the days business
The extension of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad from Ashland to CovingtOn, Ky, and
the completion of the bridge between Covngton
and Cincinnati (which was turned over to the
com oany to-day by the contractors TO q con-
nection with the =" Big Four" practically Is
the last step connected with the reorganization
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Company, removing
another obstacle to an entire restoration of con-
fdence.
The market closed at near the lowest figures,
with money per cent but it was not weak IN
tCne.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and easy at quo
tations for business as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
Railroads..

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. !: G.. q
WI Co. 90 IeSSS we' sa aga
from foot Of JY-sr. n chicago; Detroit; L9 9S
- 90 IS rs D. IN Toron;o SIS M 100, $ Is m
Montreal cahada East % 90 p: M Niagara Falls SyT+
. IS a. NJ IS co. g rs P m. gang Il m for gHeA
onlyl. Kingston, Saugcrties Catskil Albany S;lo
q IS % 49, all 80 M aud = 90 g 90 - 10 y N
New6urg 10 40 M 40 10 s4G p M ., mayeT
s ssrs" or BSaao Nagafs Falls Toronto DrOi chs,so
Other d1y except Sunday CO Leayi 55ssssy
Mt shOlo station all 80 a. nh % 80 p M bor
ticket time tables, or tfoimaton apply a. oees Erook-
Washngton-st., 100 Fultpn-.t, Annex. once.
loot of Fulton.s City27l 1868 and e42 Broad
Stations foot Of West t2dst and foot OF Jay st. N r.
Wescors Express calls for and checks easgsgs from
hotels and resideneeA g. D. .LANBEkT,
GenarL PSssengex Agent 9 XAnderbltsv ave.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03

FINANCIAL MARKETS.
roxnox Tan a D. m.-Consols. % ll6 for money ana
os II for the account United states per cent lohS Luz
Atlantic and Great Mortgage Trustees er-
fi6cates 34s Canadian Pacific "a ~ lnois enira IbSt
Mexcan ordinary 42, II, Paul Common O3s; Ere -'4i
do second consos 1000 New York Central iZr hed"ius'
DBL: Mexican Central first mortgage bonds ga
Spanish As 72ia. ex Dividend.
mar silver is quoted at AZ Lsi per ounce 40 $500 CO
paris advices quote cent rentes ~ 81 irahcs ~
FOR account and exchange on LONDON NJ -
80 % Confines for checks
The rate Of discount open market for three months
bills Ia asa per cent 49,, nj. ., v-,c,ood
The amount Of bullion withdrawh ilom 'o Damn VI '"e
on balance to-day Is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
wv r. s. REGISTERED BONDS ON DEPOSIT.

Totals. -Sloo'4oO''0V ,S.
The following securities sold az the fa la'd1e
Exchange and Auction ROOM lm1ea' Ny A'i'"' "
a. 600 New York & Erie Railroad Company ISL mort
GAGE Extended per cent Bonds, due 1871 looo
10 shares Pacnc Mail Steamship Company, 90 DC;
a. shares American Exchange Natlohd i,alh' mo 1T
1875 shares PheniX National BANK, 10y 10
40 shares Chatham National Bank 2oZ oo,o
shares Sterling Fire Insurance Company, 0o Na,er
90 600 Brooklyn CITY per cent PerlnNlen1 Mai i
Loan Bonds due 1896. Coupons January ana july
81, 900 State Of Arkansas per cent Funded Deo'
Ronds January l. 1873 coupons Oh, u Ia ,.. ...a
3s5 shares Bulls Head Bank CS2 Do per shAlc ps'H"
10 shares Atlantic Bank of BROOKLYN So; p,rs o,
h0 shares Manufacturers and MeEchdhls DanA VI
New YORK 1855 per cent paid, $40 49,, .,co
100 shares Mechanics Banking Association, SloV'
1SS shares Southern Bank OF ew-Oreans' 7.i 30
20 Shares Peoples Gas Light Company OIL AlOlhy, -
al 900 peoples Gas Light Company OF Albany per
cont Tertifcate Of Indebtedness IS r, 60
GEM "a sharcs stock OF New. York Hemp and Flax Com
pany, ~, 500 , r ~ o,d rrus, Comnanv 1Ol ID
$40 600 Ohio and Northwestern Railroad Company ISL
Mortgage Bonds. 40 .f puuo.a Cornanv 1st
81 Ohio and Northwestern baHOau N"Hp@"S '7'
Mortgage Bonds, 30 O., ,-..,r 1910
900 shares Southern Cotton OH Company ~ os -
4 shares Chicago. 81. Louis ana Plttsours h"AiO"u
Company, preferred. 81. - ~
"a shares Knickerboclker lee Company, 3D.
$50 shares Standard Oil Trust lO2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT yOUATRACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America
car. New YSs % Albany ard A5,Sy
Ss D. s,m H. T. Me- also East Albany 81 A'osa' Wa
= so a. ~, FAMOUS sTEAM.HEATEp yEsTf.
aomD1.sd .aeS.ysy Of s1nss ~ dining s.
deSs a s sssDns err I'll. Si Hass ss.
and Toledo arriving at Chicago At 20 ' 81 tsus
.or Columbus and Cincinnati.
10 s cSsssS EIOri;: e, H;sA' s ~
Chicago drawing room 70 CanAna4suA sha kocies
I'll 80 g. n, Western NewYork AMI northern Express
iVd Sc bfs s SoSsn cats . Troy "'''
S20 .. m Albany Troy and Utica Special with draw
IS D. NJ ACCOMMODATION 20 Albany ard Troy Con.
meets for Wiamstown; North Adams and internedlss
D. n, Fast Chicsso Cincinnati snd s. Louis Er-
ronto AID Cleveland clnein.s Ina.ansDcii. s. Loai+
Sleeping and diEina cars o.,.. ,
o. II 30 y ~ Montreal and Cansnd1,gra Lrpres:
ST. SIbsHs daly an" os4wa. Va Ao.ns ard
Atlantic Railway daily except saturday and - syrse~,
and Canandsigua daily except sunday Sunday tran
00ss nS' nm sesclS Ma limited .ive. ., Roehcor
Has 20 s Fast 45 Sss "a ' T.
ears sssspnSesG' 70 wsteT9wn VIA U,,ss daily si
. IL Midnight for ssratoga whitehall and h.,sn1
.eepng cars TO Albany Connects &c Albany win uaia
Tickets and sp,ce IN trswinz 'nd stepping %
sale at Grand Central station 4l3 20; and s32 Broadway
Ss fass s Station Yos sss wshneeS and
button sts.. Brooklyn. and 10 <th.ss, Williamsburg.
Westcotvs Express calls for and cheeks baggage 'fon
-, Run daily. other, daily .xeep. Sunday ise, y
station 70 axe up passengers 10, North and wev
J. n TOCCEY. General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
WE OFFER FOR SALE

WE OFFER FOR SALE
the remaining 100000 LIST mortgage per cent
God Bonds of the CHICAGO, PEORIA AND 81.
LOUIS RY. co, at "a and interest. The Com
many earned its full years interest in the first
ssevcn months of the year The bonds are also
guaranteed by the Jacksonville Southeastern Ky
Co, OF Illinois. ,- -
O'' HATCH & FOOTE, Nassau-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROCTE

oh shu aIler ~ ~ f,m Dt-i. .otn, iooo
Train. S ESH{SR sT u. 5s MA5s I'D ca
Streets Ferries, follOvs:-.
ss D$,s "a e, $ $ S b%l@
DInins, smoking. and Sleeping vestbaed Cars %
williamson, Lock Haven 90 I, m, p m; CORY .na
Erie az M connecting al Cory for I'us'iis
For Norrisown Phoenx yiiie, Potsown, and Resilng.
5:i il and S % 90 a. a. M w. anu W y ~
nss" MsssEs:np epf a. SS
s ssS x1 10 bnnG ear csy q. a;sassn
ton IL p m regular AZ o go 800 and p? . r.
san1af Sc and nd aa % 20 80 and a." 90 M
For AiIandc City and CAPE May % week days
h'9f tons 'p Via s 1 and q, q
10 ' ldo Ro o. Sop q "a a, A.Sg1y Psi p,n,,,
Fo "a nd F; SS, Pa rs Ss 90 SsTSSf va Rs B
more and Bay 54e no GO W all
transfer FOR Trookivn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
hx Gcfsiand tra Streets sf Ferries as follows
sna ID @ f1 % L saa s1 Denf e.
saSn a9t ,s s9a n and i z ?s q,
sunday sg 30 500 s. and g EmSd and rs & Is
nrRt AscS%%o@va d.s a,aS 90 b Sunday 500
and p9g 90 % p m On Sundays Trsnca iei
iss 81 SO sr "a 2' to1sas:
oag bG es.ls e. ss0n 's city, Int',n' 1''1'.
.as Re from Ss %s%eR call for and
cHAsG eHer Pg Manase. General Passf Rssn.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF -NEM-JERsEY.
- FooT Of LIBEsTy; sST rEdnGr, Y S TIL RIVER
400 Time o Tf E0 81 M.ueA
oAgnSo Heians ftsiSs5s Es.,on Bethlehem Allen
nsSsSs$ l Ct $nsP s! EfS asRs'sf Et:s
E gsaGns a%sSSs Rn 1H'aA
,. n for Termination EastSn bethlehem. Allentown
M2ss US Gsun Df e1Eaas M.u
81 FsmSsao5 Iaas gssn
800 and 80 m Tor SoPerSyils and Eiemns;oo;
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg, etc on sundays a. 80
8 a. m, sundays. for Eas;On,
days ~ Tor II Red Bank Ions og m f ssa
Ocean Grove except sunday. Point Peaslnt 49,,
w6o6 Toms ms River II Bahesa ets P.aci
c'ri 80 NJ. p m for ATLANTIC CITY. vlne,nd.
10 y. m Sundays, 4. . a m. Tor Perm Amboy.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BoUND BROOK ROUTE.
E'PdpT 30 Lssyf 81 t'st t g. g. i. lt r.
DA Trsn as lsayina at z - as II m 1904 $780, 30
Il m n: have connection for Reading HARRISBURG P''''
and PaTor Car seat; e,n ,: prOssSrS
ST., 1872 Fast l25thst. NewYork 4 Castst. $50
* Fsas, cDany with call for na cheek
BAGGAGE from hote, residence
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-iERsEY.
fnrlewood. Tenasy cioster' sparsl ard NyeE g.
.s 90 no. 10 'qd d 81. iS 80 a s sgI
s HS AN m a ~ sns 30 M ''''''' '''''
h F Soa N Nay sH Sp'ns Valley ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOP pHIADET. pITA

ERIE RAILWAY Ticket Offices. 4Ol- BIZ.
Battery Place Chambers ana pa s,tet ferries Nes.
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson 80. hoOssn
or sleeping Car reservations orders Stacking sni
transfer 3i baggage can es % So shsS @ hosn In
chambers ST; local trains 70 10 minute. earlier ..
Buffet 4 Di raw n Room Coaches 70 Bsric,
~ Fim Il IL, corning Sfsh S's and hoSneIsvie
pc D. ps sHsny d1 s ba n ssd aat etSSs
Sasa' Es ss ssSsSd os c s m Sn'nn
sy Ius, nj ess Bn Nh SSSgo k@f R5Sss
Buffalo, Cincinnati aud -chlcago. "a ga ,o.ao
5:SSS oie osG 20 sc 10 E 81 1s IS D.sa
P'i'' ,S . So t 3 70 s. i:SS go SO
s5s SIS siS ssS ' 49, 80 4 IL:
ic + 9s IS r'ssI:@g 49, - N ssS g. g.
sS a. oSa 80 ,S 80 4 hit
s'5s! g. t9il, j, 10 So e H E $50
S SsSs1ls 80 g. g 10 80 .s $50
go an" N Port isrys 4A'. 80 o. 1880
so4ds ss Sea I'jH 80 %ss T. asAS S'THs
Ex paSSa Trains from me arrive in NewYOrA At 10
We CENT 4 SUBJ General Passenger Agent
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL RQUTETTr0,ss
y Boston Providence, Newport ana the last IPpus.
train, leave Grand Central station FOR rtotllehce anu
ION a. 10 a M. D. NJ Limited Express AZ -
dining carl: Night Express az II 30 p m, crry
or sleeping Cars on all t.Npres' trains --------
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cGruanaa' ~, rs
DesbrOsses as. - folioVst iaolcs'
n 10 a IN for CatasauQua and intermediate ponss ~.
n no. for Geneva LyOnn. EnliEa, ioenessel D.. ~. "a
and the West and principal loea. points ShS" -
Elmra - o.. ~, 49,. ,o,o.,,as,.,e nolnta
n m for Tunkhalnock and neFmedste pony II Ia
an, 20 unkhannoek Connection Reading ana ns''~
burg. - . - .. p,,,s,on and principal intermedlss
ro,nts Chair car L. and II. Junction. 49,. ..to,.
Mauch Chunk ana nteftle1is'o ~" y,
Connccisn TO lseading and HarsisDuls ShAf '4' -
Nauch Chunk. ~ t....s.c, nuaals
and The West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons "A - n, ~,e.
Trains leaving at a. M. y M, Ns ~ ,egan<
meet for all points MAhaloy aud liateoa eoA "s'"
NV" " SUNDAY TRAINS. .......,,.,.
s o N for Maueh Chunk. iial'e'on ana 'n'''"'
S45 D. m for Coplay and intermedsss poInA Rua.s
Z D. m for Geneva lyons Elmira. Hoches'efs o~"s''
and he West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
~" W." GsssrA Eastern Onse. 2S5 brosdwt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
,cIIrSON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FEE.

ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA rh'
Month OF November 1855. -, ll9o90,:s ., Aio 81
Gross earnngs- al. ~ SY9 Slo2. ,e 80 500 So1
Operating expenses 'oool- o-''-'o o
Net earnlngs.- Sooo,o1o So-'''o' "'""'O
Jan. l to Nov 10 49,, 80 49,, or 40 -. oeo 1oc
Gross earnngs.-. sl4 4oy3 30 Slv els aSs
Operating expenses f'ot''i'o ''Oo'''o s'
Net earnings for o,oo - ooo.oo- "a Gao o5i
eleven MONTHS S6llO,lJJ e''V-o'-'' "''''-'N
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE"
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GUY July 70 soss4 os3 s717i,737 ses53o$t
Operating expenses 3O'o'oOi $1,000 -,
Net earnings for - ooo 900 - o. c,o 90 ,cs h22
five mOnths.-....-. 81 O90 % S-,y,,D,,oto *-'o'
PITTSBURG AND WESTERN
Gross earnings November, 1885. 80 obt
Operating expenses taxes and rentals-''---'-' i"o
Net
One months interest. oo'OOO
Surplus for November elo'-'
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from throat and pulmonary diseases, well those
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places, excellent table piazza enclosed in glass beau
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For terms and information address.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1889.

IRREGULAR FLUCTUATIONS
STOCKS DULL, CLOSING STEADY.
THE POND MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE AND
FIRM
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THE GENERAL LiSE
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Danting Academies.

Danring Academies.
LIEN DoDwoRTH. NO es1 FIFTH AVENUE
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Hall TO rent for private entertainments
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