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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04
TRADE REVIEW.
I. or THE GAMBLING DEALS
~ =. uKEAD-STUFFs.
uorc Than Twice as A"'s
!Nsp'S ,ycxt-Treasury Receipts
81 r,-rency to he Increased.

York. Aug. 2s.-R. G. Dun y CO. $
-o,;cw Of trade says that the specu-
,.oodstufs has broken down.
,., 70 export at more than about
~ ..h.,t has administered cor
nbicb this trade greatly necueu
81 ,.ncd withdrawal Of the crop hT
&C, Alliance amounts to so lii'ie
-oce;nts were IL, 100000 bushels
st week reported, against +''o"'-
H. the corresponding week last year,
H. ,hc receipts Of other grams s''S"'N
|ercascd.
m,.rey is moving rapidly to the INTERIOR
II Wa Treasury has Ieen strensi hchino
|a,s "o add;uo 81 500, 600 to it, gold for TIE
e. "a md also taking in $9oo,ooo mo u
~ snry notes than it has put out: ny
ss;r;nc deposits Of gold at New orh
n., shipments of currency to cou".f.
IT. the Treasury has somewhat IN
Esscd it. gold reserve, but the man '"c'
IFS receipts for the past week nave
ssrdcd its payments of all kinds aoou,
fsoo o0o The official announcement
|st ali A., per cent. bonds not offered
u. rtcnsion Sept. will he paid on de-
II promises large addition to the
[s;lable currency after the first OF next
IN Il. Noonvhilc foreign news IS COM
@tiycly unimportant, though the rate
|Soreiyn exchange has declined during
n week and the prospect of gold I'M
a. becomes brighter. The exports OF
,cat for the week are about six times
|pse Of last gear, though somewhat less
Ia, year o. 60 for -four, and niue" Tess
Ecorn. The price Of corn declined hve
Ill., for the week, though oats rose one
In pcr Iushcl. Crop prospects are IN
y aspects exceedingly bright, and the
boris of injury by frost do not appear.
anect any considerable proportion OF
II crop. There is every reason to sup
H. thai, the weld of wheat will he much
Eccr than the 44,000,0 600 bushels esfl-
kted by the Agricultural Department.
pugh a yield no greater would leave
b 100000 for export.
EIor products are somewhat stronger III
|npnthv with corn, but oil is lower, also
|aec.
cotton has advanced 3-l6 cents on ac-
Emf of the reports of injury to the crop
some parts of the South.
Nhe trade at Cleveland shows some
ill., over last year, and at Cincinnati
h. Improvement in groceries.
Dat Chicago receipts of wheat are m
BASED fonr-fold. and of wool two-told,
impaired with last year. and an Increase
Eeeen in -four, cheese, ard the sales of
II goods, clothing and shoes, but de-
Base of one half in cured meats, a third
i lard. and some decrease in butter,
Hes and oats.
HEAVY increase is seen in trade at st.
Huis, the country merchants buying lib
|allv. and trade is improved at Kansas
Hy, and at Minneapolis and ST. Paul the
Irvcs! prospects being of the brightest.
al Nashville the grocery trade is better,
II other business only fair, and very lit
b Improvement is seen at Memphis,
kilc The trade in cotton is slightly i'm
|ovcd at New Orleans, and ut Galveston
|e prospects are favorable At Savan-
Eh rain for three weeks has affected
bps, and at Jacksonville business is
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04
Change of Management.

The Intermont Hote. changed hands on
the first of September. Mr.. w. H. Hous-
ton bought out the Intermont Hotel Co.
which has been running the hotel from
its first opening The new proprietor
says that he will keep the hotel up to the
old standard, and continue to run first
class hotel. The old company will con-
tinue to run the bar and bi'liard-rooms
in the basement of The hotel.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04
POLITICAL NOTES.
a Candidate for the Legislature NOmi-
mated by the Democrats of this District
The Senatorial Fight on.

AS the time for the fall elections il
drawing near, politics and candidates are
being talked generally about on the streets.
This year there will be elected member
of the legislature from Wise, Dickinson,
and Buchanan counties, and State Sem
ator from Wise, Lee, Scott, and part of
Dickenson. Tic democrats Of Buchanan
aud Dickinson have opened the fight by
nom: ,atimS candidate for the Legislature
from this legislative district. The con-
ycntion was held ut Clintwood some days
ago, and candidate put up whose name
no one here seems 10 know.
Chairman H. a. W. Skccn, Of this
county, claims that his action was taken
without notifying the Democratic Com
mittee of this county that it was contcm-
plated. and there exists considerable dis
satisfaction among the Democrats Of the
county that they we're thus sighted. The
County Chairman Of Buchanan and Dick
enson, however, claim that Skcen was no.
tilted in time of The intention to hold the
convention, and no attention was paid TO
the notice.
The Republican convention will meet
here next Thursday, the 10th to
name candidate to succeed Senator
Mills. There are several names reported
as likely TO be placed before the conven-
ton. Captain H. c. Slemp has been
prominently mentioned as a candidate for
the nominations When asked about the
report Captain Slemp said that he had
not now any intention of being q candi-
date, and thought that Senator Mills
should be his own successor.
There arc IL number of democrats NEIL
toned as likely to be candidates to sue
coed Senator Mills. Major Mcconnell, of
Scott County, has large following, and
his friends are confident that he will Sc
cure the democratic nomination. Scott
has another candidate in the person of
w D. Smith. the Superintendent OF; Pub
lie Schools for that county, who il is said
has announced himself us IL candidate,
and will make an active fight for the
nomination.
Mr.. j c. Maynor, of Big Stone Gap,
has been talked of for some time past as
a probable candidate, but Mr.. Maynor
emphatically denies that he has any aspi-
rations in that direction.
The respective friends of Judge E. NJ.
Fulton and &. F. Flannary, both of Wise
c. H., are urging those gentlemen to
make the race, but it is not yet known
whether they will consent to run or not.
Mayor j. F. Bullitt, DR., is another man
much talked of as the democratic stand
ard bearer, but his friends say his extern
sive law practice will not admit of his
being absent from the county long enough
to attend to the duties of Senator at
Richmond.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04
stricken wife ApopIexy.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 29.-It is reported
here that Senator Blackburn was yesterday
stricken with apoplexy at Newcastle, about
sixty miles from Louisville. His friends have
kept the matter secret TO save him annoy
anee. He rallied rapidly and is nov said to
have quite recovered.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
A SEASON OF SUBSTANTIAL PRO-
GKEsS FOR BIG STONE GAP.

More Freight for the Louisville & Nash
vi'le.-Increase Output of fI,e Coal lines
Work OH the Furnaces ?roSrcs,ihg.-
Pay Rolls Increasing and "a Good outlook
for Trade.-Ncw Iron Mines Being Openy
ed. Stonesa Academy Nearing CoN \
pletlon.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04
LATER.

Notice has just been received at tI5s
Office that the action of the Buchanan
and Dickinson Counties has been re-
ceved, and a convention TO nominate a
candidate for the lower house from this
district WILDE held at Cintwood on Sep
tembcr 18th Chairman Skeen announces
that mass meeting of the Democrats of
the county will be held at Wise Z. H., on
the 18th, to select delegates to both this
convention and to the Senatorial conyen-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04

The Virginia Coal Iron Company has
agreed lend other large landholders will proba-
bly, join in the prciect) to rent its vacant
houses and the cleared land surrounding them
10 tobacco tenants, who shall be brought in
from North Carolina and other tobacco grow
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04
BALMACEDA RESIGNS.
HE is DEFEATED BY THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL ARMY.
Fail uf Observation-Disclosures Egan Con-
firms the Report OF the yictory.-Every-
thing Tranquil.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The official dispatches
received in Berlin and Paris confirm the
announcement that the city Of Valparaiso
had been captured by the troops of the
congressional party Of Chilli The orderly
manner in which the congressional forces
have occupied strategic points and the
quiet prevailing throughout Valparaiso
has been so marked that the admirals in
command Of the foreign fleets in CHILEAN
waters have decided that there is no need
for any Intervention Oh the art of the
assembled fleet to prolectthe foreign
population Of Valparaiso.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Thc following
dispatch dated Valparaiso, August 29th,
has been received at the navy department
from Rear Admiral Brown: ''The insur-
gents have possession Of the city of Val
paraiso, Was taken yesterday afternoon
after sangunary engagement. The gov
eminent had the advantage-good posi-
tion-hut bad gcncraship, troops disaf-
fected Insurgents ships were not present.
Forts not engaged. The Lynch with three
second-clrss torpedo boats were captured.
Foreign admrals demand guarantee in
protecting the lives and property of for
egn subjects. lave hundred men at
the consulate. Many refugees are on
board The provisional president is here. "
The following dispatch was received this
afternoon by Montt, one Of the congress-
onal ENJOYS:
"IolouE, Sept. Dom Pedro Montt,
Washington: The Jrnta of the congress-
onal government is en- route for Santiago
to-day (SiSncd.) ERGAzURIz. .
WASHINGTON, Sept. AT last the De-
partmcnt of State has heard directly from
Minister Egan. Tie news came in the
shape of the following cab!egram
Santiago, Sept. ], 1891.
BLAINE, Washington:
Decisive battle at Valparaiso twenty
eighth of August. Revolution entirely
successful. President Balnaceda re-
signed on the twenty Revolution
lists fully installed. Everything tranquil.
[Signed] EGAN
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04

The traiIs of the Valley Street Railway
are now housed in their new car shed On East
Fifth street The engine and two cars which
have been leased to the Bristol Belt Line
railroad were returned Yesterday.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04

ing sections, with view to making such an
output as will make this no inconsiderable
market for that article and perhaps later lead
to the establishment of tobacco and cigar
manufactures. The plan will probably be to
lease the ground at so much per acre and, il
the tenant prefers to pay at the end Of the
year, take lien on the crop. Correspondence
is now being carried on with some NottI, Caro-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. AT last the De-
partmcnt of State has heard directly from
Egan. Tie news came in the
shape Of the following cablegram
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04

The Valley Street Railway bridge at East
Fifth street would have been in use for trains
before this, but the iron men unfortunately
furnished cast iron parts where wrought
pieces were necessary, hence the delay.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-04

The building Of the Stonega Academy cor
poration is growing daily, the sides now being
covered and the roofing rapidly going on. The
exterior is Of stained shingles, the sides being
brown, the roof vivid red (Which will make
a beautiful contrast with the dark green of
the beeches among which the academy is sit
uated,) the trimmings olive greer, and the
windows ivory white. The four rooms and
hall are plastered, with wainscotting up four
feet, will be lighted with electricity and, for
purposes of ventilation will be heated by Dow
den's patent CRATES from the Big Stone Gap
Crate & Mantel Factory. The grounds, lots
and in block 252, about two fifths of an
acre in extent, will be enclosed, and water will
be brought within the fence. ~
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17

State bonds were entirely neglected The only
sale of city bank stocks ! o shares of West
ern National at 06a07.
The general bond market was extremely active,
and with a few exceptions prices moved upward
with unusual spirit. The final advances were
su ubstantisl, and although the bulk OF the trans
actions was in speculative issues, the demand for
investment was by no means small. Atchis0h
noomef were dealt In extensively, but without
much change. New-York, Ontario and Western
consol 5s advanced / .2 per cent 30 96. Read
ing incomes rose from 3-4 10 7-s per cent.
Wabash Il debehtures further gained u at
81 10. and Western New York and Pennsylvania
seconds closed 3s per cent higher at S3 S-s
Mony other issues gained from i-2 80 ! per cent
The largest declines were per cent IN south
Carolina incomes and 3I.4 per cent in Wisconsin
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
RrLAWAkE. LACkAWANNA AND

II IIlTtUALT
snor.ost Liae. Nestibulgd Pullman Coaches, s,.s.
via Paterson Water y stlouq'Curs scranton bsts
rAsssilc Snorourne WaerS e Ricnhe.d Sprinls Otlea
f,f.Te. oxford, Norwich Curtand, Syrtcuse
~ T. I'D Intermediates stations. Connects Scranton
rains fo- PtstOn wilke-barre, Dassylhe and Noftn
w. .ssisnd, ~ uufalO WIFE trains Tor aic West
vi 90 illngharnton Mail via BOonOn - -
l-llnghauton and Elullra Express Tor wafer GAP
c.,f.ire !, rantOn Owego, WuAcfly and LlmfA, con.
srs at scranton with trains for Ptston, Kingston ana
go u. mscranton wkesbarre and Plymouth Ex'
pre- 40 D. m dalyl-Bunalo Limited Express va Pater'
- tor Strouashufg, Scranton, Bngham!on OMsko' WA
yeriv s1gi Eimra Cornng Bath, wsyIand DanVihe' MI
s,lagri. o. arriving IN Buffalo az 80 q. m a
MOTIF ~ idaiv)-Bunalo Richheld Springs and Oswego
rxpress FOR Stroudshurg Scranton Binghanton Cossnd
vatervilie Utce &c. and 81 ponts Buffalo Division;
-.iaaf
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt and De'-
" A. M for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
10 a. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Emira, Rochester Buf
West, pOtsYilIe aud principal local points
thair C.- and Pullman Car TO Suspension Bdse
q a I'M. for hauch CnUhk and informed ate points
IL 10 a. NJ Tor Elnlfo and int rmeiato points. -,,
D. m for TunkhannOck aud nusrEt date points Chslr
Car 10 Tunkhannock. Connection TO Reading snd hSfs
burg. , - - ,.ao.,o, o,d ,,i,cinaI inter.
n,dlae points. Chat. Car 70 l.. and y Jnnctlon CA.,
80 D. m for Pottsville and intermediate points Chsh
Car % POttsyille. o,,- 49,. =, ,....oolto,o noints
20 D. III. for Mauch Chunk ana intermediate poihVS
Connection 10 Realing and Harrisburg ,. M,
no D. M for Geneva, Lyons, Elmlra toehesyel Sea
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons ana BUS
peiSi TrSins leaving at 10 a. m II 80 M p; m ana
40 D. M connect for all points in Mahoaey ana Hazel
ton coal regions. .,-o, =, ,,r,,c
10 m FOR Mauch Chunk. Hazeton ana nUfns9iaeo
ucints and II a. N. for Shenandoah ana mterneua'e
.I5 n m for Mauch Chunk and lntv1n adate points
40 b. m for Geneva. Lyons, Ecdrs t.Oehesesai & Su
,ao and The West. Pullman Sle'Ver 10 Lyons ana Sus
pension Bridge. = - an oox proodwav
Tho New.York Transfer Co. will call for ana check
baggage from hotel or residence through IN destinson
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
Nrw.YonK. oNrAKIo AND wEsrERN RAILWAY

eor.r from TOO. Jay.,tl for Mddetown, BoomingOurg
art IeVis Fallsb,Fg Liberty, Livingston Manor Haa.
90 tari1ndae ScrlntOn Walton Delhi, sidney, Nor.
Wien Edmeston utea. Rome, Oneida oswego' Detroit.
sI5 i. g., Campbell Han. Lakes Mohonk and MIN.
veTn.ka Waln valley stations, Mil tletoMn, Blooming.
burg EllenHle Failsburg, Hurleyvle Liberty Rock
MOO p. ~ daily, Middleown, Fsllsburg. Liberty.
Livingston Manor, RocAald Walton sidney, Norwich,
oosda O.WegO Rochester, Nlagara Falls, Detr0it
Chicaso ard West Pullman seepers; reclining chair oai
Pullman sleeping car berths obtained at a23 Broadway,
New York. J. c. Anderson, q. p. A, Is ExohanGt
Place Eew-YoTk
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
t'lllaHrlal.
DiploenS Noiiees.
MINNEsoTA IRON COMPANY.

MINNESOTA IRON COMPANY,
Il once OF the Treasurer, Mills Building.
NeNtYork September 10, 1891.
quarterly dividend Of and One-half q 2) per cent
has been declared the capital stock Of this company
payable and after October l. 1891 at this Office: The
transfer books will he closed o'clock Saturday,
September 49, ana reOpened Friday October o'clock
q 4. j. PATERSON Treasurer
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL RY. CO.,
September H. 1891
NJ Office is hereby given that dividend has
~ been declared from net earnings Of the fiscal end
Ing June 30 1sg Of Three Dollars and Fifty Cents pr
share the preferred stock Of this company payable on
the pod day OF october nex office company,
40 Wall-st, Ncw-NOTk.
The preferred stock transfer book will close the 1st
day OF october at m and reopen the 23d day OF
October neNs FRANK S. BOND, Vice President
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
1AEsr SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. q. 8

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. y. =:
w H. Il. r. H. Co.. Lessee Trains ease "Ssf 4-1IsS S
Ntfion New or) as follows, aud 20 nnutes edrueI iO
The foot Of Jay Hamilton ti5aSn 5 M pe'rsi' ST.
Louis, o5 sl6 5SrGnto' ~ .Ssoson Ug K " Bride
Siassra iS rails 30 10 100 2; '515 ~; ls ?. m m.
Utica syracuse 49, 10 90 a. n'' . cats e.
Iii Iii sS and I" Albany h. 80 vt III pa5 sS corn nm
Vail IT, ysESqrsh 90 l 80 a i5, 80 5SG5 S 5o S
3 is i45 p M Montreal and Canada E East uoaIo LS
a. M. PIP PIP Poronto DstIoit Chicago ard ST. Louis
~ 55SfSG5 trains Saratoga and Caldwsl E1Ke sSge
dIaSStS SS a 'B%ocnSe % Grand Hotel Station a&d Phoenicla
!aa..a 4, if,35 a nj. Paror car on ~ 80 a. N
tam New.P Palt1 lake. MohOnk 2nd Mn9ewasksP 80
a. n Fl 8j DAILY Sa3Say Da5S; ia IesEGy.
RIoosiTn AZ gI via Brooxij Annex tlo 30 a. n aS 30 p m
blO1i on, - a. n. station n IL 20 a. NJ az :So p NJ
Ear eSets mct1bi pallor and eePng ssfStOSES ss &
,,o, 90 tnorinatlon apply offices Brooklyn S59 Nashng
toest 72G TultOn- Anne& olee tost SI fgton'St
SeN.1 ar place West i25th t., and West Shore
-, t,ons foo ~ West i2d-st md loot Of Jay,t y -
q r. LAMBERT General fass'hEcr Nse"'' 'o"u'i"'
ave Neu-NOr,.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Roston Sent 16 1891.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, Sept. 16-p. m.
New and convincing evidences of the steadily
widening tendencies Of speculation were furnlshed
by the Stock Exchange markets to-day. Ihe sc-
tivitv in every department the increased NUM-
her of securities largely dealt in, and, indeed the
very irreSIarity of prices, proved widespread
interest If. in some instances the movement OF
prices was sluggish or even dropping, there was
excellent reason for the depression IN previous
bad news and realizing sales or
bearish attacks Union Pacific for instance, was
pressed for sale from the opening, although It's
first price showed an advance of Ia per cent
over night in sympathy with the rise in London.
1t may be inferred that the selling was Tor the
long account, but possible explanation OF II was
the subsequent publication of the July earnings
which showed net decrease Of $4S4,OSO Inc
Granger shares likewise opened strong. ana alter
slight further gains sagged heavily, but the move
uent was not uniform, and while Rock Island and
Burlington and Quincy suffered final declines OF
about per cent, st. Paul and Northwest merely
lost the early Improvement. Ihe transactions ID
Atchison continued to be extremely heavy Dut us
extreme fluctuations were barely over per cehb
and its final loss was only a small fraction. On
the other hand, Lake Shore, Louisville and Nash
vile, Wabash and Northern Pacific stocks made
substantial gains, while a reawakenIng In keaGlh9
carried the price Of that StOcH up nearly per
cent. The dissolution Of the Reading pool Is hkcy
70 excite fresh interest ana speculation in the
stock While some Of the members may be III
clned TO part with their holdings, the advance
indicates that others are ready buyers, While tne
advance ordered in tue prices OF anthracite coal
will be a special benefit to tie Reading Company
Aside from the active and prominent stocks, there
were distinct and independent movements IN
number of Others, like New-N0rk, Ontario and West
crn, Missouri Kansas and Texas preferred and
few OF the specialties.
The conspicuous feature of the market WAS the
confidence with which large realizing sales were
absorbed. In such circumstances efforts toward
"a reaction serve simply TO solidify the previous
advance. II cannot be doubted thata part OF the
selling to-day was in the expectation OF recover
ing the stocks at lower level. The rather ostenta-
tious delivery Of certificates in certain prominent
names was designed probably to help TO that
end The market has become evidently too large
and broad TO be affected seriously by matters
of 80 little consequence, and especially when 1t
is believed that these efforts are simply for the
purpose of buying stocks cheaply. The closing
was irregular, but generally firm, although weak
stocks closed at their lowest points. The final
declines were numerous, but the advances were
important.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were transactions in Government
bonds but the market firm in tone. without
important changes in price. The closing quota
tiOns were follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
illustrated. The standard authority American oIen.
air snusements. Rules for sailing. swimming. ball play.
ing shooting horseback riding &c, &C.. IN full Of Dss
copy. Published by The Trihunn. New.YcPk EntertAsnr
ing and universally con DiInented 81 Ils p.e&s-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
NGV-YOrk & Long Branch Railroad.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE.
Trains leave New.York for Red Bank Long Branch,
Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point Pleasant; M
From foot OF LDerty-s4 80 S:15 II 10 a. m, l'oO,
80 (express), 100, 80 (express), $780, 600 D. H.
SUNDAYS, Q rs a. M 200 y. N. o,o .,
From foot of Cortland Desbrosses sts.-9l a. M
II noon 80, 40 express, 20 (express) DIV 'oo
N. m SUNDAYS, 40 q. M, D 10 p. M 49,.
Sunday trains do stop at Asbury Park and ocean
RfJFUS BLODGFTT Supt n. Y. and L. B. x. H.
H. p. BALDWIN Gen'l Pass. Agent u H. Il 70 vi
~ r WOOD Gen'l Pass. Agent Penn. r t.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
spncIALISRnRMATION.
cENTRXr R. R. OF NEw-JERsEY.

l.,l. l-oA.
TiDe Table Of sept {; 1891. yvuso.h,r,.
@ gsa5 scsaasss Sa sand'''
for Eaoton MsgcR ,Sr Rason saS"a and TA!ieatown
S9 a. m m iSr iSr aston and GaG6 Chunk On Sundays
Eao MauSh CSgnf 6S fa.s6n "9d MsaeR CHUNK wse
Ssfnniu Sn sanbSy Eagles Mere WsmspOr Through coach
" ESn M'uss soST SngPh nG S''%$Rf %.n.p6r msS
6 6gfs m Esston Mauch Chunk Tsmaqua, Potts
vile od Bdns m or oPd Ea.ton Moaeh Chunk reading Harris:
burg O wikesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua POtdsve Sham
Ts;!9o and s,SeS sSntGTn sGrn Reading n.
burg Sn3 ? R sga5;Es "a Eo s ss SiS.nn..rn
ALI. RAIL ROUTE
TO THg SEA SHORE Am s,,
Ig T9r F5eehps % 80 ~? go 90 p N: sundas s5
s5 f'i s Hni1 Il % 80 point. ''Y:s s:
,S}s ;SS sns sO A:SSGy s2 F,S. GS U..
For lakewood Toms River Barnesa' PARK ana Bans
ga 2S Ssasb II haven m Atlantic City vnclsnd and Brdse
at Tas go aod%cda @ SR Beach p and saOsh' ao siS
80 voR as0 SiGG HRo,SSrrMoaE AND
For phuad.phia ss So 545, 800. 10 co. IL 30 q.
nsS: sG 2SU SSUUNbSYs, ~ 800 10 So ii 80 200 $50
p6Sc ESr Baltimore es n 1nd 49, SS~ 6Ss ds %
ssS i.1,.ss !, 80 s..aaa.J a ssh suSass sas
20 90 100 p. n have connection for Reading haf'
ytsbnrs Pottsvile, &c.. -, ,.,s,., 1914.
a. n. d 80 Buffet PeIlOr Can 7;SS %' ~ 10 mdnisA'
TkeSs and Parlo Car SEATS es1 be pressred a. r. "a
S 'G Ia ga. s ss s G's cCai
ss6 Snifon.s. 90 Broadway. Brooklyn;
EewYork Transfer Company VIII COIL ior Anu ehoA o&S
gage from hotel or residence
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
i.JNts DitANL1, ONl..AN eTasOh ~ xc.
rRoM PIER s. y. H., FOOT OF kECIORrsr
tor Atlantic Highlands, Hghend beach, Normaaae,
cabrht N0rmOsth Beach, Long Branch, at ~, 1870
~ w ii 20 saturday, only, 45, 100 .. m Sundays.
Tor Eiberon, ocean Grove Asbury Park and Poinss
Pleasant at 10 AS ~ 700 satnrasys Soii 80; ~
D.. m. Sutdals NA''Bt NS''' NN'~ N' '''~N'' A~'N''
B 80 o.. m. MI. - p..,oo,, ., 90 80
n 90 saturday, only. 3;f5 y. m - .
Eor Peach Ifayea Atlantic CITY, Nlneand ana Brdss-
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