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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
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3iiten sepadt.
GobalO Die @agauns nnlaugten,
gino's un Die iuiortige %cribeilung.
9tatiirlid sin9's babel CDns Streitsreien
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

inttat cine 9eputntiOr an @tr5 seianot
purbe, I'M i'm bic Sade 9ebiibreuo
porSuitelleu. g8irS erfldrte. er tbune
ni6t ielblt itraieu, er polle uus aber
Die GrlaubniB seben. cine Surp 5n bill
ben uno ben uebeltgdteru oas urtbeil
su ipre6en, ebeuiO oaiielbe 81 pol.
Sieben. g8ir ountten ibul uuo banbel'
ten bem9emdB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

pir baIo merttcu, baB feline Suforma.
tioneu Ie6r unbeltimmter 9tahtr wareu
i6wieg natiirli6 aides it'll. llnicr
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set. Ser 0tGrOer ipreu9te oauOn. uns
bcfiinlmert lm ole 6olgen ie;ner ibrcd,
licben Chat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

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ren offen 9eiteben, 9egen Sbr 2eiben 1T
mir teiu 0tittel betnnnt. - 8atient:
Butt iei 9unf, oann fam mir ia nod
neholien iuerSen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

-@ie werben bic MenIben
rad) Der @iniiihrung Der 2eihenberbren,
nung Sreu uuo Reolibfeit iiben bis av
bas tii6le @rlb?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
CIRCUS MAN ARRESTED.
Bose Canvasman Of McNshon's Show
Charged With Larceny.

0sicer O2born rested CGr;s Warner. the boss
esnvxsmsn o. Mcssaon's esrcus. last night
upon charge OF grand larceny. The complain
ant wes b. W. Powe |. the steward OF the circus.
who claimed that Werner stsie rs from iin.
He said that the act was con nittsc three nights
ego while he was asieep On board the Fer0dale.
II seems tAat white the circus was being trans
I,ortf 4 IRON place 10 place 90 the sound the ma
ierify OF the employees sieps on rough beds
In the hold. Warner slept In one part OF the
hold and POWELL in another. The latter had So
on the night In question wrapped up in . hand
kerchief. and slowed undsr the sleeve OF his
undefshiri- During TIE night. when everybody
else ras asleep. he woke mp and found Warner
cioss 10 him ard awake. The next morning
when be awoke he found his money missing.
When arrested last night Warner. who is a
strong yourg man with desperate appearance.
showed fight, but be was overmatchej and KEPT
quiet When Lc Was searched q handkerchief
was iound on him which Powell identified a.
the orc 10 which he had bis money. Warner,
as soon ss be saw Powell. knew who his accuser
Was. and made some yerJ bad threats to him.
JHst &C Miller waA called in and be fixed War
Ber's bail nj t3oO, in default OF which the pris-
oner went to jail He will DC tried tomorrow a.:
z nseloek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
oPIra sxucGLEE CAPTURED

Iiestenaak wtI1ara Makes 8Ix Hundred
Dollar Hanl 81 the Drug.
Lieutenant willard rsss5e 80 important arrest
early yestcasey m6snlsx IN The Jerxou 81 GecrGe
psekaon. smuKxi4r wns belongs TO dasiag
gang 81 smuxxlers Who e - believed hare besn
esrrytse 81 fhess Illegal sssfkc ca the sound for
soE1s time p1St
~1he arrest vaa The fesnis Of uorthy display
81 sare~frexs snd tntssiizcDcs oE the part ct
The sfsess. aud happened ss iossswss Len
ferant willard. waking al1ng sszfh
Third street ness Yssser avense. Observed
= uasn with sessrsl FseksSss. vbo acted
IA q rsry snspseloas rs2sne-. The oshcef
arpruecaed csater 10 tie uar. who h
came % B<rvsns AID sxs ted ssy hss action that
BE- dropped oas sf hss rseksx g. The officer
ing sdsasesy sez8ES forward AID
seszsd the pAeka<s sne arrested tie
mau on susp cscr A seaErh Of the man ~
posite hesasusssess sesaifes IA the Anding OF
twelve and hal foans.s 81 opium en- his per
son
The nan xave ia name as Dickson. and wss
locked np, Tae opsur wss surnxd over q In
sr<cscr Holden afterwards mase further in
sessigatlon and found seventeen and hail
pounds Of opium ia room No 3
o. the AHxarA house. The officers have traced
thc matter up ard here 20 make some further
arresss before Ioaz
TOE vsiue Of The Opium that MSS seixed. st
Fetsi. price IN thfs eiiy. il $50.
Yesterday afternoon United States Commits
sioncy Eisfer released Dickson on $40 e.sh bail
70 await trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

An alarm was RUG in from box g az IS this
morning by osiccr Sweeney. aud two minutes
and thirty I've seconds later the depart
ment was a. the Willard house 50.
loon, ~ the corner OF yesler and
Railroad avenues. only TO ind that IL Was no,
needed ", Nelson had been vanishing n
door Ia the saloon. when the candle he was
Using. sci ire TO the vsrussh IA sausrs tin
Nelson ssAfsed with the burning vsruish
tor the hack door. bu, the seam
I'm The esn opened ana the varnish ran on the
foot IN toe rear hallway. causing the wall 10
,ake Gre. One Of the saloon ioafers sang
oat are. aud the oghrer PROMPTLY
turaet il an alarm 81 the corner Of the avenues
Before the hremen bad arrived the ares had
besn sssoshersd by blanket, without sny
damage being caused worth mention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
THE SCHOOL FUNDS.
Apportionment Made BY Super
intendent Pussy.
REASON FOR MONTHS DELAY.
The Largest Sam Ever Divided Ane.ess
the Ceuasry Dfsfrie:s-Eaeh Pspti
Draws o7.3o.
REASON FoR MONTHS DELAY.

Hon. v. A. PEsey. szperintendsnt Of counfy
schools. has completed his appoEtionment OF
comfy school funds.
The superintendent shcu!d hare been male
April I. b0t the action Of the legisIasuye post
pouinx the time Of payment Of taxes 70 April I
made 10 impossible Tor the county treasurer TO
nsshe report oil the smouat collected until
May "a. hence the delay No Hardship hes been
eeesssoned - all districts have been permitted
to draw warrants. which have been paid BY the
county treasurer.
There are now esghfy ave organized districts
in the county. eleven OF which hare not Jet
held . school term. therefore the- receive no
part Of The 81 poriionment. division Of tho
funds In the old districts viii be made 20 the
new ones when they begin term OF school.
school district No (Sesttie} receives nearly
oil ts funds direct from the tax collected in the
city. and AL save u .204 20 of the amount appor
tened IL divided among the 4.l9s school chill
dren of the country disfricts This 10 the largest
sum ever apportionsd 70 the country districts OF
this county.
Tie organization Of sixteen school districts
has b.ea completed I'm the past year. and sew.
ersl mcre have petitioned for formation. The
number viii likely reach 100 dsstric:s By the
close OF the present year.
ceusns Of Ill school children In the county
viii be taken between the lQfh and 10th OF June.
The census OF June last wss 10. $50. and Superiu-
teudent Puscy estimates the next census will
not fail below 1900.
The spporiioDment Is as follows:
ArrokTloNxEsT.
Apporiionmens county school funds, May,
1900
Whole amount appoTtioned. 81. 011o0.
Whole number Of pupils In county. 10 $50.
Amount per pupil In country districts, 81 rs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
NOT q INJECTION PASSED orr.
ouo{ &@s49 EItixens' Ticket Active
NJ PArtfsau Apathetlc.

- |<s7E3s 70 go
~ pnsPArtfsau Apathetic.
fAero M~11 = lev Of the officers Of election
- hG r. - Mr. Polling places and in most
a. th6 U0W Won had 10 be sworn In. The
woaal lnonQY end lowering ami for sev.
eeoi hl1 - ~ little interest manifested.
ttort( Nr1o x1oe. however. the votes began
- Cord z1t4 Dunbers and for two hours the
j00Go4 QN4os honos TAU. Between FIVE and
raven - ~ came. but al no time at any
q the - 0ofe more Than four or i've
ran IN 90ot1o1e ovole.
The n I1 ~ oloCtfon NJ the various wards
VEN -
EsstJ lndeea, a. u. Leaf aud Y. Gibson.
lnspece y. Md; clerks. Il W. west and
John
eecou1 -Judkse. w. W. Easter and ,. w.
Muns; ED&oeos, c. W. iAaghton; clerks. c. ID
Grant 90 ~ \. Dearborn
Third unr1- Judges. John convery aui FL.
Wax1 W 10tier. inspector. I. II. Campbell:
clerks, IS q Crawford and John Mccarthy.
Fourth ward-Judgcs. W. " Rinrhart and
n. r Denny; inspector, John r. Kinaesr.
clerks. G. =. Jones aud A. Thursow
During tho first Part of the day especially. the
Supporters az the Non-i'sriisan ticket were ies
Nv Ia number and u was doubtless owing 20
he extraordinary activity of the supporters of
oho citixsn's ticket that no others we're nnsily
AROUSED n the necessity OF the occasion aud
cana 0Nt 10 ycf0 anu tQ WORK Hal
DO polIs clesed at four O'Clock the
Non.rAftinnn ticket would have heca showed
unflcr Il was not until that hour that the Non.
3or1isan men realised the danger Then the
veofefnr vns sent out Leading sitisepx went
hurxfediy along the business streets urging sp.
alheaic merchants 10 60 70 the polls The even.
ina papcYs also blew husle hast OF alarm. The
reeun wna magical. In iess than halt an hour
ahe whole complexion OF the election was
ahnuned. and Non Partisan stock advanced soa
- cent
Vcry ilesie other work than that referred 10
ahove vas done There we're three OF fonr
ooo,a IN express wagons labeled, ''vote the riss
rona' Ticket Early and stsaighs," and Vote the
Een. rartisan Ticket but very Few vcsefs were
rs,yied - the rolis.
The lsvelsest polling place In the city Vas in
~ Ftrst ward The little shanty GA saatA
fhtrd street, near yeslsr avenue. wa. sur.
nd<a all tay hy crowds OF hsFAnxuers ies
the Citisens' ticket. while two cr three
no. Paxtisan ticket supporters vainly con.
Aonletl with the crowd. l. was thought ey both
~s1ss nat TIE flrss ward al aay rate. would 60
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
s,nalss. pusnss. To,a'
40 GAME YESTERDAY.

Rain 1nteffer~d with BasebaIl-The
Game Today.
Ran prevented yesterdays same Of baseball
between the ssat;lss and the 7acomas ., the
Madison street grounds, 4 game viii be played
today, woether permitting The makeup CT
The teams will be a. follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
q0N-P ARTISAN WON.
y Majority Will Be Over Five
Hundred.
cyTlzENs" WON N FIRST WARD
o1et Wst Eenpiesed-The Lsssrtss
- Dgohe > Desperate struggle
Dete II Three waras.

~ e1oelfon yesterday resulted In The election
- ~ on1iFp un-Paxfssan ticket ~ msjofisy
~ 0kou8 I've hundred Completed returns
- ~ Goopud. Third spd Fourth wards show
om61os1sy lsw the Fon- Partisan ticket 81 10
- eo9nt = mt e0snpleted IA the
- Woe1 ~ O'Clock, but In
U111e 1o4mf ns show The c1tixsnS ticket -
1&s6 nntpx1y Of a. There arc yet rs
5 n - ioho cpuuted. but shey sre runninx
r - Nrw ward 80 votes we're cast The Let
- mfufuG, : o'cfock. ere - foiiows Citizens. -
- 1aSstsao -. uucounsed ias Ill Of which
- 1oGIY oeu1ehd
- vuoos in me thsee wards from which con-
49, ectuens naye been received IL - follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

Al the regular meeting of seattle Lodge. No
81 knights a fyIhiss. held Saturday ngsht. a
large amount OF business was transacted Il.
was SITTER miinsgh. when thc election OF asncs.s
fer TIRE ensuing term Was completed The result
VAS ss follows Chancellor commander. r
aine. vice chancellor. A. ASams. prelafa
Nesle wsgingso9i. master st-srms Charles
Philips inner guard. A. neIhSner cutter guard
Thenas fTpsrh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

wilhssn Miller. charged wtth selling isaucr
without, hnc,,e wtshta TIE corporate limits
al Seattle. 10 ws: seissns Que bosi!e OF beer "a
rseasckcs al Lake Washington las, Saadsy Tor
- cents, WAS ca sFtsi before Justice Miller YES.
ssrsiaS. The eass was t&ken under sstytsernsn,
unsss uoaaas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAu.ko,.

foUFts- sisrrng ears ssfly t~sseea Sails
ard NhtSaee TsensY-Eve rat1es tie .Ao-.rs,
rvuss sna sryea aesrs aud sa.-ty ask rasaasss IN
advance q asng~ssns htse< A SAi.s s-v e.tv
1skss ssehl sts sysaplEa STREET. Bs,oa tlesx Z
genAsa. aeses sscxes Akeas. SEATTLE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

Tie nscn iselae = The enis sFsaseoas3 aenaAs
hrs fGnFssnx Tyre rsaniaE sA.ir esrs ar. Pol
msa tossFsst sssef1Eg cas- .aets tse Faesrs scxSs
C va ssss. A a. Maria, ~ tkxket sxgssx. -
s-ssssst street., hassan boss. O z EEsxrx .gSns.
sass e@ek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

Mute AFsesd AID ks!zA NssiSasa. two swe-
dian Sssss llyias ga fise stree,. besow Front
street. veto sfres;e3 sos prostitution BY oescax
George sasshaa YESTERDAY nsesuinx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

Iaroasa Pullman vesssassicd slespe-x saa al la
tNS cats ksss Latest lgnFeOved t0Gs 81 slestserx
Through 70 TIE Ezst Novtsexa psc4ec faik.
s~ss. 4 Asesxs esSs ue4es &Sxnt ga ss~anss
Esest aasfna sfoeks L. feakEa. sesos tsxsef
sg1zst seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

W. GissScoss, an =sersesa az ed 20 wears
rsstrtes srf = hascheF ~ srsic. vas yessert.x
appointed 80 ne i~sssee hsgce lie VIII rVs~,rt
Ser ansv tseK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

Per sssife center 81 gisosi are-1sse-s ac 100
skskst. re sssamee WrA Name wtfi te.pe
fesssf = aart earfas sa4ag ~ 'Sscck sos
se1rc And III s~esaas % TIE sksS4G
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01
TURNER ON MS WAY Rack.
Badly Rogers Has weCaombs' Side Part.
ner sn Tow.

Chief OF Police Thornton received the follow
Ing telegram from Detective Bolton Rogers, who
left here for New York week ago last wednes.
day alter George Turner. ths aeoomplice OF ex-
Agent Mecccmhs. of the relief committee:
NEW yosK, May IN fTfsf af Police Thornfoa
Everything arranged. Leave with prisoner TO-
morrow evening RaLToS RosERs"
The Ito morrow evening" means last evening
aud Detective Rogers is Low on the way with
his man. lie win arrive here about Friday
~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

Tacoma Crack shots Downed Them
Hard Yesterday.
picked team of six men from the Seattle
Rod and Gun club was beaten by picked team
from the Tacoma Rod and Gun club q Tacoma
yesterday by score OF leo 10 las This il the
second defeat Of the kind this year. The match
was for $40 side. The score wes o. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
DEN n SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 3, 1890.
Trains leave stations foot Of DesbFosscs and Csrandt
ssas F.!s1 ts s the Arrives x
rs ~, SoSsOu. 80 = ~. Chicago 5 90 ; 2:
- ak
1eSS TsfsS Zip CHICAGO
paHss s9isa
and 06.srstoa Cars granting na9c; So, sepo,
s or
soss; q sss s
sS.sS ssP sIs 81
8: ss;;eSSsS = 81 '' -
.ss ssax S. 4: y: ss
Sleeping Car SewYo5k TO ptts6Srs s. LSS!s Shssgo;
sPs si9Ssi
Pi'ss?55S HsATS Ss. &C. s
500 sSd p :"s Ielfts sfssY
ssfspSx w..
sSd Gay
fSs sS,r;ss
s bISas h carr
s sSa s s; Snsss
ssp s;:e g. s!5S: S1
s Hs, o ssa sas
fYTs peasant, % sG 80 snS 10 's
Sunday, AS a. m, rs tdo not stop at Asbury
FOR HTTASTiC oiTY: 90 p, through Day Coach,
s oT SG Cap ga aRS
I'd dss 0S as Say as
p. M ?FFooR PHILADELPHIA.
go, 7;2o, 500 go 90 Chicago Limited III II
a. m, y go 90. 2:Io 200; $3.50 400 49, s. 90.
ACCOMMODATION. 10 o go So sDd 90 M Sur;
g. M, zoo, 90. = 40 200, $50. 9 oo and od
p M, and ~ rs night Accommod All, oo p m
check baggage from hotels and residences through u
| destination. $4,000, 4. - 49,. -,
o. C IN fS" y PiuGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

A MEw,YoRK and GLASGOW. via LoNDoSDEREY.
sss ) Ri fssi 81 .s''y,i Dsc NJ
Anchorla 10, q. IN. Circassa.. Jan. TO- a m.
Cabin $50 and 800 Second class. $50 Steerage. $50.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
FAYAL; AZORES. GIBRALTAR mp NhPLES;
NEW: YORK TO GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES DIRECT.
Med'n rates Cabin $50 to 500 Steerage. $50. Rates
70 Azores Cabin; s65 Steersge 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
l.COO. loS
Tax e. rae iet %

1.-TWO. .
1000. 20
" est Shore 6td ~
70.O8U. ......l0l y
st l. Ar d Tex
% IS Income
Int Certs
lo.oo0......-.34h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

State issues were entirely neglected OF city
bank stocks, only Western National sold ns6l at
leo.
The general bond market was sympathetic with
the share market. AtchisOn As declined TO 10, and
the income IS declined to AZ and recovered to as;
Atlantic and Pacific incomes declined to l and
recovered to IS. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is
were active and exceptionally firm at 74a74 l-2.
Northern Pacific consol IS were firm at 20 l-2a19.
to 1912 and closed at rs. Texas aud Pacific
incomes sold down to l-2 and civsed at 81.
against 3S Ia last evening. reference is made
to our full report Of bond sales .
There was nothing doing in money at the Stock
The Snb-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House $5l6,62l.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were $524,Qe7, aud the internal reyenne
nTy rsc.ived SisoSi7, and Tor the week 81 .os4.-
The United States Treasury now holds sl4o,;
246,4Oo United States bonds TO secure National
bank note circulation as follows:
Pour Per cent? ~; cent: ~ az sSS
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
see 500: bonds held to secure circulation with
drawn, S145,000. National bank circulation Out
standing-currenoy notes., Sl78,257,749 gold
notes. Sl33,SI1 against which the Treasury holds
$54, 035,379 legal money for redemption of sur-
rendered circulation.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London there was quiet feeling, and British
consOls rose to 90 ga ana o. respectively for
money and account on the final announcement
that the threatened adversely TO Barring Brothers
had been averted by the support of the Bank of
England and the Rothschilds after an exhaustive
examination of the firms affairs. In the open
market money ruled at rs per cent for discounts
and at 5 per cent for balances Bar silver was
steady at AZ Esd. per ounce, English standard.
American railways opened with advances of from
IL TO | per cent, and later reacted, but closed
>bigher than concurrent home quotations. At Paris
French per cents declined to $500
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw.YoRK
For the week issS.- -, aaeeoycoo a, iSsc' .oo
fssy Merchandise esoso7o oS2I,s27 sso9si7
Total for week. IL,
Previously reported. so -1,oo fo-oo..oeo 100
,al since Jan. 1sIi0si4 +05 l275 siss 81
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
For the week.. ss ss o KS ossoo az ~ oss AZ
Total since Jan. ]. s7,017,21 s87bS.787 siI,227U1
EXPORTS or SPECIE AT NETWORK.
-, Al. veek.. s3l,5se ssec.o72 s7+4,o2s
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Previously reported. Si1s7oes oo,4s..5s4 s1.i2s.2h
Total JAN l. ssi.22I eo2 see 757,5ee ssis7s2o7
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.yERsEY.

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
Time FOR r' Ess 81 Maach cSank @ilkesb.rr
ssry 9n sSs
w ! 80 r m an tol sf l:.sSS.
Easton, Msuch Chunk and shamokin e.. w,...,..
$40 aa 0r EAten Mach posNe
shamokn, sunbury, wilamsport Through Buffet PAilo'
90 D. M daily for Eas.on, Mauch Chunk. READING.
Harrisburg Pottsve On sundays for Tamaqua also.
spis S iss a4
tSr Essson Msuth Chunk Reading Harris
tug sunday T%1 Ea. e sSa p IL;
1la1tis Highland ,a a. s's o SIS IL S 90 M
'y FOR ' FseeSo d. E a.s ss ills a. isS 80.
Lsnf p1nfs ana pGScss p.n M sssaa
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 500 m. 90
For Red Bank at ..s, ss u rs No 80. 100.
40 g oI TOMS River and BarncsSt u rs sis
E 70, a sU City, vineland and Brdge,on at ~ am
' FOL Monmouth Beach and seabrght. at Sis. Has
A. m. 80. 20 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia at 80, :i5, :00 III 80 in 30
sU iES s zoo, ii 90 ' m. ZOO So 500 800
y For balt2ore and Washington daily at 90 II 80 sx.
ceps sunday 1s1var mi qS SS 80 0S 100 SoS
40 ~ NJ az Is nisGs except SATURDAY. night. sna,y;
20 90 90 p ~: have connection" '0' "e'1N '''''
r's For su mi,aryi and Wlampor phadephs
" s sS ese n hs'S' os sada 70 '
ksts Parscar seat. can e. Pass,ca "a WEI;
Is ss4 l.. 'G Fast sfs %
20 rs",sr Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel or resloencr -------
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There was no business done in United States
bonds and the quotations were steady as follows: