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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-22
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK, LIN.

4o1 Smithfeld Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, $780, Surplus, S69, 900.
Deposits of 81 and upward received and
interest allowed at per cent. IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-22
HOW ARE THESE PRICES?

In millinery trimmings have pleasing surprises for
The balance of coored silk the best quality
trimming department. will be closed Immediately ST. regular
81 Thousands of birds that birds reduced
81 birds Wings that 75c selling
Wings marked 81 and sa going Come if
to share in these unheard of bargains.
All fancy ribbons yard of them pure silk heavy quality
M 3z inches wide, lovely shades formerly soc,
and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-22
cur TO PIECES!

It's fact that Cloak Department below
the goods actually Jackets Nwmaket Fur Trimmed
Plush Jackets Plush Sacuen short of all
being disposed of at half We Misses
and Gretchens that will be sold for much less than
alone could be purchased Our Cloak Department must be
once, and have taken the way o do it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-22
--I Its NEVER TOO
LATE T0BUY AN OVERC0AT,
If YOU CAN GET IT CHEAP
ENOUGH.@

And cheap enough you get it. if you will but take
advantage of KAUFMANNS present INVENTORY
SALE, the most thorough radical and unconditional
slaughter of fine, rstcass and fashionable garments.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-22

Isn't high price, but it's enough buy Mans good,
honest stylish Overcoat this week. for which
you'd have pay from $S to $40 at any other place in
the city, These Overcoats made of durable medium
weight cheviots in shades have velvet collars
we'll trimmed and lined and look quite neat and nobby
This is decidedly the liberal offer made this
in Mems Overcoats.
If you want a fine Dress Overcoat read this:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-22
Office, N8 Fourth Av
PITTSB URG, PA.

Correspondence solicited. Prices on ap-
plication. ja1-2-TTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-22
A New Refinery in Mexican County.
Another Big Gusner.

BUTLER-Butler county, as usual. came to
the front again yesterday with another big
gusher. Phillips drilled his No. on the George
Fisher farm deeper, and it responded at the
surprising rate of lbs barrels per hour.
A Promising Well.
CRAFToN-The Arbuckle No. 8 tapped the
sand yesterday and made several small flows
The well is shut down for tankage, and from
present indications will make good producer.
Fl MrC
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-23
The palate is almost tickled

The palate is almost tickled
with SCOTS Emulsion of cod
liver oil. The stomach knows
nothing about tit does not
trouble you there. You
feel it first in the strength
it brings f; it shows in the
color of cheek and smoothing
out of wrinkles.
1t was a beautiful thing to
do, to cover the odious taste
of cod-liver oil, evade the tax
on the stomach, and take
health by surprise.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING free.
scoTT 8 BOVINE, Chemists, Isa South sth Avenus,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion otcod.live-
ol'-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-23
Especial to the Press.l

Especial to the Press.l
SEBAGo LAKE, December 22.--It appears
that Sebago Lakes missing men are still
missing. One of them. young Littlefeld.
who was thought to have been lost from q
raft in a storm on the lake, but who was
said to have been seen in the woods in
North Windham, was undoubtedly lost as
first stated. The person who told some
body he saw Littlefeld, young fellow liv-
ing at North Windham, has been inter-
viewed and he fails to connect the different
points of his story. In one point he de-
scrlbed Littleieid's appearance, not as it
was when he was last seen alive, but as he
looked q month or six weeks before, when
he saw him last. He weakened under
cross examination and finally made an ad-
mission that was equal to confession that
the story was fairy tale of his own inven-
ton.
There never has been any doubt here OF
the truth Of the original story that Little
Held was lost by the spreading of the rude
raft on which he was trying to navigate
the stormy lake. The raft came ashore in
dismantled condition, with quilt on 1t,
and Littlefield did not come ashore. Ris
people were so sure OF this that divers were
secured and attempts were made to recover
the body. The water was deep and ex-
tremely cold. and the diver did not feel like
going down, 50 that ia all probability there
be Il, and not travelling around the woods
ar North Wlndham.
As regards Charles j. Libby, the clothing
manufacturer, the rumor in yesterdays
PRESS that he was hiding In his own house
i pronounced absolutely aroundless. Mr..
Libby's t0wnsmen have heard nothing of
HIM since he disappeared. His family say
that this latest story is started In the in
terest OF some of his creditors who are not
satisfied at the result of the settlement of
his estate, and hope by starting this rumor
to postpone action. Mr.. Libby was man
who kept his office in his hat mostly, and
when he was taken away no living man
could carry the business on as 1t was. Mr..
Stanley Dennis, the assignee, Is closing the
business up as fast as 1t can be done and
will soon have the concern In position to
turn over to somebody who will continue it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-23
The First Blacklisting Case.

FALL RIVER, Mass, December GA
summons was served ON Agent James War
iBg. OF the Narragansett Mills, today, by
counsel for the striking weavers, citing
him to appear In court and show cause why
he should not be enjoined from coefcing
by hindering them from obtaining employ
ment in other mills. This is the first
blacklisting case ever brought in Massa-
chusetts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-23
SEBAGO'S MISSING MIN.
Stories That They Have Been Seen
Are Not True.
THE NEWS OF THE DAY In THE
PINE TREE STATE.

Embezzlement Case in Rockland -Investi-
cation Into the Death of Mrs. Walton
Postponed T. b. Hunter Elected to the
Board of Agriculture -AIonzo Carter
Drowned at Thomaston- How One Man
Tried to Sell Another's Horse Kelley
Graduates Club,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-23

JEWEL CAsBs,
LAP TABLETS,
LETTER ASKS,
MIRRORS,
MANICURE -ETs,
MUSIC ROLLS.
NOVELTIES N
STERLING,
PRAYER BOOKS,
PBOTO. ALBUMS,
PoCKETBo0Ks,
SILVER MOUNTED,
PLAYING CARDS,
PHOTO ERAsfHs,
PuRsEs,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-23
Christmas Goods.

Nerktses from 25c. TO So.
SILK Handkfs. from soc. 10
$3.50.
S.I& Mef1lers from soc. TO
$3.50.
Cashmere Muflers from 25c.
20 81.
Gents Hose from lie 10 soc.
Hid Gloves from 75c. 10 S9.
Wool Gloves, 25c 70 Sl.5O.
Oil Tam Gloves, 29C. to $i.75.
Linen Handk ss., f5c. to 35c.
Suspeuders. l5c. TO Use.
Silk Suspender-, use, TO 81.
mtIsems, 25c. to use.
Linen Coifavs al az 1.2c.
Linen Cuff at csc.
Wool Shists. soc. to $3.50.
C. & lei. Umiauadered shirts M
81 Lie.
G. Il H. LaundereJ Shirts at
4Sc.
Underehtsts and Drawers frem
d5c &" $3.50.
suff Buttons from csc. TO
81.
shirt studs from 25c. tn 81 so.
Scarf Pins trOm 25c, TO S so.
Cardigan Jackets from &l.25
to 3.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-23

PAPER CUTTERS
ScoNcEs,
STATIONERY
IN Boxes,
SCRAP Books.
SHAVING SETS,
TRRLICATE
MIRRORS,
THERMOMETERS,
TRAN ELING BAGS,
WORK BOXES,
WHIST
COUNTERS,
WHIST PRIZES,
WRITING FoLIog.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-23
The Grip in New York.

NEW YORK, December 22.-Six deaths
from grip were reported to the health
board today. The members of the police
force now on the sick list number 14R
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

sci. and destroyed 1854. 40B. Balance OF de:
posts IN the ,o Tr re- to redeem ratca as,
for the week.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last Saturday rs follows: :.
es!. coin and sr s s,ss$,esss nsss. ;ss
I.ssi ' t.nd sna including "''''S'
'ifessary note. ........... iasas,aa ioaas7xa
Totals. ss1 si1S.o.TeS
Deposits in national banks. t15.9e4.4sS.
aa1i.st SIC I0Ss,2 last Sst.1 pa BSnd; ds.
to The the
against TIE same. sss o2aSsS 81 Whish sSs
Sa3,657 are outstanding.
The ~ cent. bonds received at the Treas.
to ne Total q
thus ,fsr continued s5i,sb5tS0 The AZ
cent. bonds received a. the Treasury to-day
iedemp,ions at the Sub. treasury Tyy at N New ,
Yo5k Yesterday were ss5;55S. making the total
ssss ~ tSs e. date onSs total tai
all but ST. oSl,65O have been eithcr continued
count in the opcp, market for both short aud
on balance to-day was ss56 900 Paris advices
sposs cents ft % francs TX cenimes s snd
Cleveland CITY Gable Railway Company. due
m hooH. are 1!rersi to investors By Messrs.
Brewster. Conb Il Us, abrook Of Boston, were
the sncce 'stul bidders for the $540.OOO City Of
% puSiie ieesay cent bonds offered to tho
This sales Of mining stocks at the New York
consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20


LONDON. Sept. 19.-Thers was more business
done to-day by tie outside public and by In
vestors than at any time since the rise In
Americans began. and the buying was steady
and heavy from the opening to the close in
spite Of an effort by jobbers to depress prices
about midday for the purpose OF accumulate
ing cheap stock. At the close. the highest
prices OF the day were made. and from the
time tho house closed at 1880. until
New York prices came In. large
transactions at advancing prices took
place in the street.f The Bank lost 1885, 900 on
balance to-day. Fifty thousand pounds came
In from Australia. while fl6GODo went out for
Germany. and f240.O0O to America. Of which
100000 was In United States coin. But for
the American department. the Stock Exchange
might as we'll be closed. All other departments
are dull and lifeless. Q small movement in
African mines BEING the only feature.
Call money was unlendabe at u per cent.
but three months discounts were quotad at
the close at az. The item Of 5.0OO.0OO forms
previously set apart for the dem on etization OF
silver does not appear in the present Dutch
budget. the Finance Minister being convinced
that no measures in that direction will be nec-
essary in 1892. The Italian Government has
decided to put a stop 10 the present heavy OK
port Of small silver coin.
The Bank OF England has lowered it's price OF
American eagles 10 76s SID per ounce. prefer
ring to part with them instead Of sovereigns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

SATURDAY. Sept. la.-FLnuR AND MxAL-The market was
very dull and PRICES did not show the sngth OF yrse
tns g, Sss rs; ~ 20 extra s. eo4 No extra
patents. sprnz. ,,D winter VO0Sj -: city
mills shipping extras $,2a1SA.u,; Bye flour y Dbl. =
for Western and si4s4o5 for Brandywins.
CorioA-' utures opened at . TO - points decline
closing steady at to = points decline from yssterday
cosin! prices The report OF the market for TO DAY
requires but little Elaboration Another sharp decline
in futures At Liyerpool met with only partial 70.
Spouse the hands of our operAora the bears were
afraid to 60 "n snAshinR thingA and some
to covsr contracts and caused quick though pArtisL
AFRAID g go on giving the advance no effective sup:
port weather ierors were generally favorable but
there Is soms apprehension OF uncomtortably lower
iempersture next week There were not able declines
III tho southern spot markets. Spot cotton dull
but about steady; aiddiin. upland. sic: do, Cuffs
tions in futureA with sales Of 73 4UO basA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

;:;;;: ''; a:
sas 70. s's. ~. sr':s 't::
R%: Sss,: ds. Sr q; S S:s
i: .:s . s ss. ;ss.so g. s..:
ss%s ~ a ~ r, 81 s s:;si.!s fss',s
Gts "SH;s s'st .. g.
sss IS 5:: - 70
s A. sai ~ ;: ~:
fss p: fsass Tor ''4'' factory
pal. u f :a: es:. a r.: sos
s.'.s:s :s \. .s.
ss as'ss y" A. s%f''t :4;:s ;Ift :fSs:
No. -! .1" s...n. ss,ss' i.
ssS,ss e: Ss;.$S
sss ts 70. e
e. yslis: asss ~:
t s% az r. ss s,'% aa -l. % :.s.s4 !. X
%: . s .sn s... S ssHa ,s:1:
and tor md On Tor Nh So. .sa,
mixed Mt Il sJr and white ~ ISAAC Oc. a. In guaL
2 mixed at SIC. In elevator. rye nrm st N7r ssi.
hhrsy so..a e" NO. ia.
s sH s.y ss " ns.a Si ss.oS:l a:
November 5-isc. Drcember, bllc January. 52kc.:
trorn.ry Ss.:e NAY s,Hc 0.,. sts.dy: No mixed
M. white or October 30. November Sikc.; De-
csmber 3,lc on the curb. corn further declined, sell
.orsn- onions further declined local operators
taking adysnt.go 2, weaker Earopsan sdyes. AMI
markell Q os!nt unchanged for sept amber bnt lo0i5
hrmer Receipts at I.o IL OO bags: at sAntoa l7.Ns
hays Exchange In Rio hrmer at I51Sd, SALES 80 100
bags closing barely steady with sellers at tho following
prices
September H. Ioc Decsmbsr.lL 75c. March. 4ho
October 1880 January. SOC April ..... 4Oc
November llTc. feoruary. SOC May ...,.I 900.
The OF market quiet but steady; Rio quoted vt
10 for No. Mid CRATES were without cnsnge aud
duh euotehi Ri. l-Ni7c; Maracsibo, I1,ls lsc.:
lagusyra. It@ ,i4sc; savaniilA iia.Dsc. Mexican.
iaaeTisir csn,rs, American ies.'c' Java, 2''so
SUGAR 1c.-Futures we're withou. change and dull;
s3a0a+nc. for October. a.s0Aa &c. for November.
and s26os soe. for psesmbs. The spot market was
and rye .,sadd .as n.S sS
tnues In fair demand and nrm. Quoted; Cut Loaf and
GRADUATED. t)s9thc.; mould "a" tp94asc other
: .as ;G Porto s
stssdy. Quoled: Domestic, common 70 fair nS05Ac';
s0od 70 nns th0e&c; prime 10 ahelea s0s,4s.; Ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

in n ts:Fd ssIe. s:%Dsnss va: sS @
share, Of sig3 each ~. paid and unss,sssabIa ,..
go and " Broadway. NY
Its business the manufacture and sale OF drugs and
Of he .S me-. ssds S
has proved such marvellous and unprecedented sue.
quinn: anS snisS!ia: so- have heretofore S'sn used
o: :us Il: Sss s:, ~ &c: 81
pyrine
over SO eminent and eel.bratsd phy.iei.n. hsys
81: hesp,t.s Thsy ptsdic. ~. -. entire meaies!
sns S'n. 20 s s a
No 10 e. ~ a:: q IL s St
curative powers
Or. g. silsbse Biythebourue I. L. yrites ~ used Il
ys 81 S.: and tor
S.ss e,s:;ss:s .%Ts:. MA :a';: ...sisS
in y: tss: spsn .,s Al e.. Tr.::a %
Tart. united BY first intention Am well pleased with
DR.. 7: H. Smith. Goodlsnd. Kan, writss, used Il in
typhoid fever. Result satisfaetory"
l. e Graham. Cat: CITY, o.,a T:s writes:
Sh,. III E.n,s. c Kiq Hss: I'm
so. YoS have remedy which every physician should
w. % HdS Mas .r
any ever had my lie In. o. itching pile:
sa ss'; In case OF f'''h'n' wound OF
tested 1t yet In sore throat Am we'll psassd."
Dr. 8 A. Rurn.r. wilkese.rrs -. writes: "oan en-
lions OF the throat"
DR.. H. r. Gillette. Cuba n p. writes, I'm several
ss. seS
alone. All improved promptly"
Or. J. D. Tanner winooskL Vt. writes: "Cs.d II in
Tying result ave 40 use IN NY own family With
great bsneht after everything else had been tried In
& :.s%:s,. %s:;: S!S:: Is%:a.: tsii.a". !:
.Sa I''tss
tory"
Dr; Q Mem r.rmns.Sn low. xr,s;., Used e in
with good fosults'
Dr.. r. ". Chapman. Newark N j.. writes: Used 1t
in stomatitis-givsn me good results"
,n..s 1s:r sods MIN "r'''' used"
Dr. Ill Hupteld. New York NJ. writes: =" Have
s:n:,iisi'-is does excellent ~OiiH'hai e.ntinus ii:
in m.a!lal well pleased With and wish you
Be; .% e nj Of e. IN
membrane Of the and vagina with very good
cess
DR. o. Stuart Lyon Dsland Fla. writes: used II In
mammary Ib-cess chronic dvsentery. and IN minor
surgery. Am fully satisfied with it
DR. II Hudsn. Fraservilie Canada writes, "Used Il
in cases Of syphiitlo ulcers with very good resu.s
DR.. A. n. Thomas Hurley Wis. writes, "1n summer
complaints of children It worked adnraoly-n typhoid
fever also
Dr. g. Nichols Brooklyn. y. y. writsst " OF great
in mitigation prize its effects surgical drcss-
iDE. especially In indoent ulcers"
Dr. u. r Shumway. Utica y. Y writes: Every good
effect In diseases Of tho throat and nossAlso ulcer.
ated stomaIitis folio wing scarlet fever"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
BLOODHOUND DETECTIVES.
Elaborate Trial Of Their Ability to Catch
Escaped Criminals


BAN ANTONIO. Sert 19.-This county several
months ago purchased young pack OF blood
hounds to be used in tracking ESCAPED crlmi-
malls. Thed were placed In charge OF Pat
Bergen. a farmer living near here. for training.
They were quick to learn. being OF unusual In
telligence, and have develope1 sagacity that
is probably not equaled by any other pack in
the South.
A test OF the dogs seeming powers was
made few days ago In tho presence Of tho
Sheriff md Board ~ County Con mis sionprs.
The dogs were fastened In their Kennels md
q man was started of ir"m Mr.. Bergsn's
hous-. He skirted the fence. and. reaching
tho railroad track. climbed upon q freight car.
walk cd along the rosf OF that and other cars.
coming to the ground again about 200 yards
OIL. He then took two long blanks and walked
along mem. carrying each 81 hem alternately,
no that for 800 Yards mother his feet nor hands
touched the ground. He then continued his
course. carefully covering his tracks in the
dusty roadway Tor half milo He continued
bis eonrss for two more miles, using various
devices to destroy the trail. and finally took
refuge in a tree.
About three hours inter the man had reached
the rec the dogs were brought OUT. AS soon
as they caught tho scent hey started OF on a
run. finding their first difficulty At the railroad
car. They beg n to run around in widening
circles until the scent was picked up again at
the point whers the man had loft tho carr.
Tho DOGS had but little difficulty In following
tho trail from the o to the tree. where they
came to a standstill. believing savaRsly when
thsr discovered the object Of their search.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
NEW YORK; x"NNr rH;HvSo, AAND WEST

Trains leave West +?d u At ,5:s A. NJ. rs minutes
earlier from foot or JAh It for Lax. Moh"ns. Lac
MMmews..n ana W ahkni alley II; stations, Middle
vile taItsuurgh Liberty LlvinE'ton Manor lancock,
Gnrbohdalo scranton, Wa ton DcIhL sidney Norwich
tans uIi,s Rome. oneida oswego. Detroit
1tt N, canphsI Hal Lakes Mohonk and Min
newAskA Wal Kill Valley stations Midd rlown Boom.
ingpursh Eirnyllle ia!ishurg. Hur eyvile. Liberty
a 800 T. W.. Mildlotown. FaIisburgh Liberty Idy
tnVstnn Manor, Rock aud. Walton. Fidney, Norwich
Une.ds Oswego, Roehest"r. Niagara ails Detroit
Chicago, and West: Pu man sleopers; reclining chair
car free to suspension Bridge tDsily all other :SAins
Pullman drawing, room ssats and sisepnrcar hsr,hs
obtained At 3ss Broadway New York: ]. G, Auderson
q, Il, A., ~ Exchange place. New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
goon. 4no4'so; Ps,nA AHe.Ac Japan, 4Aesxa

COON. 4s04Ho,; Pain. %hs.hc. Japan, +sie5&o.;
Java 43sDic. !.
quoted nomiuay unchanged Vt 81. for regulars and
ss.s ior machine: Ro:n dull Qae.ss; c:Pm g, 70
:T, s,5s s!so; p i9 -, "k ~ g z 2ssss ss
Tar nrm at S. T. o. b. Pitch dull at q o.
pxrRoLkun-Nalionai Transit certificates wsrs quiet
but steady, ut further iuprOve opening 1t tito,
selling q and elo;nx steady e Az sss asked
sro,.; cases 1900. crude In bills, hsoc bulk, &C.;
kAphthA g. 75c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
nELAWARE, LACKAwASNA AND WESTERN
~ RAILROAD
Shortest line. Nssliuuled Pullman eoachsa

A. h.-BunAlo. Richhcld springs and Oswepo RI
press VIA fa,erson, Tor Water tap ; rouisbnry
, nSEan.on h!ngnanlfon, oweso, Ithaca wav.rIy IL
mira 'ornihx. haih, bAnsyc, SherDurne - utrryIle
kichhsd springs tn Mt Morris Grr-ns Oxford
horwi.h 'orllani SYRACUSE. futon, and interms.
dats stations tonects NJ scranton witt, trans for
fit,ston "i!hesbsrrs, Dausyile and Norlh
Ard al Runsl" win trains Tor the Nest.
!'aO M.-hnghamtun Mail via Boonton
, T. M-R,nghaml.n and Ernira TX nrs" for Water
Gap S'ro dshurs Scranton, Dwegp. Nayer,y l. ,lIra
tonnec!sa scranton with trains for Piltson Kings.
ton, and WilEesnrre. ' ''HN
,t.lu T. J. Scranton, wlLssharre. and Plymouth
IHOr NJ; daily l--Hunalo Limited Express via Pal.
sTron Tor stroudshurc scranton bnghaiHton Uwsgn
hs norTis A. arriving az iNna.o 80 A. II,
u. NJ daily t-BunHlu Icniield snrnls And o.
weEo Express for S'rouhshurg Scranton Bingham on
sorlhih Hhrurusn FUTON. Greene oxford NORWICH
SLerbnrne, Naterrr Utica Ac and al pDn ts ON IN
fnlA ehivison ,Hnn"ctN W ~ irain- To- the " est
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
The weekly bank statement shows:

Surplus. ss.7aa77s sz7oo75o Dec. sa6ao.o
The surplus year ago was S.. 900 ZOO and two
AsO the surplus WAS si,97s.4Oo
The Financial Chronicle com putes the gross
earnings OF l43 railroads for July at sj7.s47,.
40S an Increase Of $3.646.S3O As compared with
the same month Last year. and net slS9l3.334.
an inc ease Of 81 ;6GSOl9. The & oss earnings
Of 12) roads Tor the soven months ending July
as compared with the corresponding period OF
last yenr, and net $lO2,Ol2.373. an increase OF
$500 1853.
Tho Toledo. St Louis and Kansas City Rail-
road reports gross earnings for July uf 81 70. 5j5.
an Increase Of $43zG2 as compared with the
endir z Aug. 81 the gross earnings were 1885,
GIT an increase Of Sl1s3l4 as compared with
the corresponding rod last year.
The receipts from customs for the week were
$500 47Y, and from ternR revenue s2. 700. 745.
q total OF SG.39l.224 against $685.. 536 last
993847.
National bank note circulation outstanding.
tl72.066.442i received during the week for re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Z RE LINES,

pir:s. rSu ,s e r.,:.o r.ts,:oa: ru1sa: M::-
white lake onesdais Scranton BinRh anton. Elmtra.
Corning. watkins Glen. Bath HAmmoudsport Avon
springs, Rochester Hornelisville, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Toronto. ,hAutauqua LAKE CLEVELAND Cincinnati
St. Lo Is Chicago. and all points West Trains leave
Now York. font OF Chambers Sc. fOlloWa aAd I'VE
minutes earlier, unless otherwise shown from We0s
n IN A. n Daily-vIa NIAGARA Fails ana Chautas-
jaw qua Lake. PArlor car New York N Bu6Al0.
Sleeper Il0rnslisvills to Cincinnati.
y M r n. DAily-Festibuls limited. Selid trails f0P
OsOU Chicago. via Chsutsugua Lake with dining
car TO chicago sleepsrs to Chicago. Cleveland and
Z or; NJ. except sund.y-Mount.tn express for
O.cO RinRhamtoiL Henssdals. and Monticello Par
l"r car to lIOnesdA ..
O.OO ara rays and Grand Trunk Railway. Shoppers
8 .10r NJ Dailyayia Chautal9ga Lake ana Mar
sSrs,1 Gnic.go nd SiRe,nna ,,,. =, .xp
l. 80 4. n ESD :!Oj ~ y, 1913, n. u. T.
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NEwBukGH-Wee Dsys-4:l A. NJ (23i st., o15l
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TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS u
+nl. 3II, and ~ broadway. Chambers aad West
asa st. FerNeA New York 3Sl and 1913 Fulton Rreok
Ign: i07 BrAadway WilixmsbnrRh corner Newark An1
hudson ss. Iioboken. and Jersey City station. Erie
Transfer Company calls for and cheeks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination
W. Z. Rim carson. General PA-senger A4onk