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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, sept II (SpecaD.-Corn was leader all
day II acted In v"ry contrary fashion WIN
fro,s as far south Missouri the trade expected
n big advance. But the people Interested on IN"
short side beat up the Western country for reports
that the corn crop had escaped all right. and replies
That no damage had been done bccam" 80 nuin"iou,
that the opinion finally prevailed that the crop had
"A ttually escap-i. Prices n a result actuaiY H"
cncd October sold between 40 b ana A. -, ana
closed nj g. ssh -. Receipts were only 21b chrs
the estimate for Thursday only $50. The selling ~
the day wa. led hy Conglon and by the Qmnin crowd
nj Sew York II will BE- week before anybody VIII
know whether the frost has done any damage or not
There WIS another GOv, rnmrnt pr"dl' ION i"i liN1t
10 KIT ~ FIR south n kentucky. but It created no
gront excitement. Wheat WIS steady for an instant
M the opening then became weak. December sold
from 20 - to "a ! = and closed nj 20 !. IL"
market closed before the cholera nov, from New
York had been received. At night on the curb prices
were weaker still. Winter wheat receipts mr." falling
of but .pring wheat receipts are Increasing mime
opnlls and Duluth to DAY had 6jl cars. her" thcr"
vrr, 4:I6 car the estimate FOR Thursday Wa 40.
Oats were rather dull. II was H." OLD story IN
prov sion- Pork AT the clos" showed II loss ~ =
io l. cents lard 81 = = 10 ) cents, ribs ot n"
10 cents from last night. TIL" entlrr support OF me
market cones from the Wright Cudlhy party In ribs
and pork from Fairhank Ia lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

again noted TED on Gno PGt at i5e
gIss 600 bag No & i4Lc 1000 bags santos Nc
sSd to be Shipped l7isc; and $50 bags No Sentos'
~ III - Ard T. Mid grades quiet and steady. Sales.
1000 Mexican, private terms Option deslings WE, VIE
LY,mness prevailed az all the cables came
stroneer and or less covering OF short,
The result was rise 5d Is points The cholera scare
however brought about reaction and H. adv ance was
lost IiavTe slight advance and Hamburg cIQseu
i.aiz pig higher. Lond also harden d September
62s Cd; October, CPS Sd November 62s Cd Decemb,r
COS Cd January 63s Cd February 63s Sd Rio quotes :
first ordinary 90 klos 10 zoe good second 80 k5S So6
bags ri, csrances 10 United States 1000 bags Klo
cearances Europe nothing Rio stock 2oI,Ooo bag
stock $4,000 bags; Santos market dun good syer9ge
Santos 10 400 500; cleared from Santos, september
49, steamship Capua. $4,000 bags cleared from sants
September 49,, steamship cegqranee 1000 Bag , m
time ssl $4,000 bags sane time 1880 o7 9s
e7 900 bags same time 1891 475 900 bags same time
1890, 100000 bags. Total sales here to-day 2o'ooo
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Delaware. Inclsawnnna and Western II. X.
Stations In Ncw-York foot Of barclay and Chrisophe
suORTEST Line. Yt-rIBlLkD TRAINS.

Direct route 70 Nl:MAKn, BLOOMFIELD. MONT.
~ Ridge M.d,ea Mo.rsSIT, l ra,9a,Y raseI;9q,
mopNroNG. lIackett ,tSTq Sc, 5GMo,oILEYS NOUN
wNHlftG % aHi s2ko} psnGFa fe;Sss Ncsst ans
SCRANTON, PlTTSrON, WlIKESBARRE, NANII.
.ross. BrHGHAMNiTo& OXFORD, NoRwIcH, water er.
sYRAclrsF, oswEGo. iTiIHcA' QMEGo. ELMTRS
CORNING. nATU pANSNILLE BI FlALo and all
points WEST NORTHWEST ASP SOUTHWEST.
ooWEGO ENPRf Pullman par!or cars. Corne..s
st Buffalo Win train Cor CHICAGO, arriving o:4o
7.s 4. M~GINGIiXMroY MAIL. stop, ct principal
I.oc T.. VI. sCEAN on. BINGhAMToN ana ELMIgA
EXPRESS. Iullman coaches parlor cars.
4.IO T.. NJ. SCRANTON, wlLkESBAKRE and PLYM.
OUTil EMPRESS. Pullman parlor ears.
1880 =. ". daiyl.-BuftALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
9,oO p. VI. Nelyl;:ButFALo, ECHFIELD SPRINGS
TiueETs en- PGLLMAN AccoMMoDxIioNs ut 70
MLrayst ald i2o Bro'iw.y Ticket, at ferry stations.
ave- New. York 1893 washingt,n-st. 72G futonst, ana
~, Bcd,odAye Brook yn./ Time tables giving full In
formation. AZ all stations.
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel rcsldeiee 10 destinst"n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
WEST Shore RAILROAD.

Is. Y. {. h. r. Kh. Co., Lsss"e
Trains leave West i2d-st. station NewiOIk, fol-
lows, AID Is minutes caller. from IT, Fnnkn-St., y. X.
:S;aO A. VI. Daily cor Newburgh Kingston, Albany,
daily Ike. sunday, west OF COeyman's Jc.
1IJ 4. VI. Daily Tor Albany except Sunday, Montreal
lS,OO A. Vi. Daily for Albany utca, Syracuse, ROCKIES
Ter, Buffalo Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago; except
saturday for Toronto
I1.sJ 4. VI. Daily, except Sunday, for Albany and
400 p. M. Daily, except sunday for Albany
5:I ~ Daily FOR Albany. Montreal, Utica, Syra-
ouse, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara tals Toronto, Dc
$3.50 r. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Newourgh Al.
D1ny. Saratoga ana Montreal.
S,15 =. VI. Daily for Albany Uuca, Svrcuse, RochAs.
tr. Eundo. Niagara rams, Toronto Detroit Chicago
Louis.
HAVtns. RAW LOCALS. go. $40 T. NJ
NEWBC re- LOCALS. 20, 'lO:l5 A. NJ, Il Is 40
80, u 30 IL 40 i. NJ.
Sleeping cars ,or I,1aaio, Ntgala tans. Toronto.
'Daily For tickets Timetables Iarlor ana sleep,np
ear accommodations information. apply offices BrooS
lvn Wa-hngton-st.. 7a6 ruiton-st. Annex once
loot Fulton-st New-hOrk city. 27l liy YS F2s5'
9a2 Bruadway. li3 Bo~ery, 81 Fast l4th-st So w,si
i25th-st., at stations
G. r.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
4 RTE lines.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw-YORK AND
RAMA OF MOUNTAINs. FORESTS ANn
STREAMS.
Direct Passaic. Paterson Tuxedo, Newours
Mddetown. Port Jervts Monticello. White Lake. Homes
Gale, Scranton Bnynamton Flmira, Corning Watkins
Glen. Bath, Hammondsport. Avon Springs, Rochester,
Hornelsyille. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Chauauqua
Lake. Cleveland. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago and all
points West. Trains leave NewYork, foot Of Chambers
ST. follows and minutes earlier from West 2sd-sa
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ Daly-Va Niagara Falls and Chautauous
cyo,s e to nsnnsa onner. o. Pars Sleeper
Union station. except Sunday, for Monticello.
YE~rIBULE LIMITED.
= 0OP NJ Daiy-Sold train for Chicago, via Chauuu.
C.OO qua Lake. sltepers to Chicago, Cleveland and
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
. Oh r. NJ, except sunday-tos Binghamton. hones
y. OU dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
$50 Fan. NJ md .sa rlaaR k S:s' 81
Buffalo. Rochester Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC ENPKEss.
$50 Eas Sold train % Chicago. A' ' secDei.
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PONr JERvIS.
D. M sunday|5 a M. p. m. $50 ,. H.. 8 80 p m.
FOR NEWBURG.
VIZ EEK DAiS-V a. H.. 3:45 y. H. 4 AS .. m, 80
w p. M. D. m. Sundsys-9 a. m, D. m. 6 80 D. N
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
. sees Is. a. So :SR md d as9s
urban Homes teseT!Slng Vicinity Of Eew;York "Chsu.
s1SiiSt rs SSsGs1Fy =
rar &liiiamsbHrs go Hudson st. Hoboken. ana JERSEY
CIV station Fri, Transfer Company calls for s1d checks
D. /. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

Cattle receipts $1,000 head shipments: 1000 Market
choice, - 5ods4 90 others, 80 75a 81 a5; Texans.
81 1888 10: rangers 80 0os4 % cows, heliers'
81 7Oa 81 30. Hogs receipts, 81 900 head shipments
10000 head. Market fairly active. l0a SC lower !;
rough and common, So s. Is: IN xcd and pa9 ksrs
So 30aSj As light $50 - 35: Grasscrs ~ 25aS5 20
sheep. receipts. 1000 head shipments. 1000 head
Market slow 100 I5c lower: natives. 80 JOa 20 30 ;
Westerns and Texans. So 900 81 % lambs. S3 5o0
So 20. -oo
shipments = 300 head. Market easy fair 10 choice
native steers - 2jo 81 So fair 20 good Texas steers
81 250 80 80 Hogs. rcce pts 5000 head. smpmcnt>
200 head. Market lower, heavy. rs 1888 30 pack
ing "a -OGSj 80 light. $685. %. sheep receipts,
ZOO head shipments, JVj head MarAct higicr !,
fair to choice natives, 50 1OdSJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

,-o4o4 9-64d April and May delivery 4iioi'
value. -. ,,aa,,ro
Newlbrleans, sept. 14.Cotton quiet miGdil ac
q 15-l6c: low middng. lie; good ordinary &c ,
net receipts 6o4 bales gross 272 bales exports 10
Great Eriton, 700 bales: coaswise. oo4 bales saie'
900 bales stock 80, GOl bales. ,,,,,-
savannah sept. 14.-COttOn steady miuuilne,
q SIC; low middling 316c good ordinary -lno
net and gross receipts jo31 bales sales, looo paeS
stock 81 1872 bales. 49, ,aa,trc
Galveston sept. l4.-Cotton steady ni ma rarS
g 15'I6c: low mlddling 67-16c; good ora nary E
5 15.1Gc net and gross receipts 2,o'I bales saieS
ioI bales ,pinncrS. 20 bales stock 43;y1@ oass
Norfolk sept. 1.-COtton steady, mlddllhS '-oc
low mjddinc i 7-1Gc: good ordinary, Sic; net ana
rross receipts 452 bales; sales, 400 bales Stock
.622 bales.
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THE ST1TE or TRADE.

Baltimore, sept. 14-Flour steady unchanged re,
ceps, 1870 IbS; shipments 23o4 eDl2 sales $50 ~
october, IS 7sa76 lec Doccnber ~ 20 -, 80 80, 4e
10000 bush southern wheat steady Fultz, 100 7cc
onsbcrry, 72a7,c. Corn hrm; spot ana me month
5iG 81 &c: october. j4c aaked: year. 53c bld re
ceipts 7.022 bush Shipments 900 bash stock 3o,2OI
bush sales. 10000 bush. southern corn steady
inn: no . white Western. $50 3oc; No. mixed do,
3G l-2a37c receipts, l7,os4 bush shipments, none
receipts 2.I4I bush shipments, none; stock, 4l.00l
lush. Hay steady good to choice timothy Si4G so.
sl3 so ia bulk meats, loo.e shoulders. &c long,
shoulders ice sugar cured smoked shoulders, 90
lie hams. small i3 lie large, l3o 10 lic; lard
creamery, fancy 25a 2rc; do fair choice. o. Ne
DO imitation. 20o22 ladle fancy, lsa lDc good TO
at 20a2Ic. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair, Il lac
No. I. 1913 lAc. sugar steady eanulalcd. Lie:
Copper firm refined, 10 34c. Whisky active ana
Buffalo. sept. 14.-Whcat-Good demand for old.
and limits la l-Gc higher snl@s, 500 bush No
nara SPOT a. 70 d 1S' S S"' at no Hc 9oc
Old, No Northern: c. j. f.. at 80 i49 20 - 1900 s
hush bus No no. S SSTd Gt a, new q! TO- Sorrn
do. at ..2c; No. 2 Northern do, at = lie: 40;
s sa % o1 10 northern n S% e. Non's S
winter wheat lrmer offerings Ys hst yccH nga'Sy
3 red. zoe: car No. l white at 7ot car No.
white at &c. Corn quiet hut steady; cars No
yellow al Ste = No. , do at 80 lie; cars
No. al 81 Ice: . cars No 2 nj II l-2c IN track ::
no. .. 50 1-ic: No 2. ;2a32 IL asked in store.
Oats quiet. but firm. cars No. > whit. ~ 3-c; )
cars No. 3 do al % "a :I6c car NO. mixed at
80 &c on track. Rye lower. NO 9 offered ut G'c
on track. Flour firm: best spring. - 30 ~ 80;
do winter. 81 500 ~ 40 rye four. - 'oo ~ %.
M1fed higher. Canal frclghts steady: wheat.
7-sc: corn. 3 12c: oats. = &c: seed, 3 34o.
RecHpts-Fiour 81. 800 Ils: wheat 227.OoO bush
corn. $4,000 bush oats. 5000 bush: rye, 29.5OO
bush. Shipmonts-py canal-Wlsat $1,000 bush;
by rail wheat. $4,000 bush; corn 26o.O)O bush;
oats. 5000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The Late and sudden weakness In the crude OIL
market ON Tuesday was explained Yesterday nv IN"
announcement Of Tuesdays gauge Of tn" Mcdonald
pool showing an Increase Of 1000 barrels 10 2JSoo
h,rrcl. I'm the ohtput. Vet Yesterdays transactions
vr.,. an "A modest .rae in the opfiDn nnr. only looo
barrels changing hand, and prices were fairy steady
rnnslny from 81 Ia - Il cents 10 - l. CENTS
against - - cents Tuesday night There w'r" no
sa.s al The stock Exchange. go
p.nn.d petro-cIm unchanged at 6lo cents
Nor gallon I'm barrels. 800 cents In bulk ana $50
r.n,s I'm casrs Foreign quotations were Antwerp.
- - francs; Bremen, 900 marks Lohuoh' fii-io
-
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool. sept. Is. . - p. m-Becf-liodrIs DHcr
r,c,ica'elv extra India steady nj 5bs 81. lprN
Holder. offer freely inm--IIolders oirer mod'ra'ei.
urcnn- Uohcrs offer moderately Cumberland cut,
olout - 10 30 n. firm at 4Os Cd short rib hD,ht
% NJ frm at AS thecse-liolderS oncr sIn1hgly
Tnlow and tursnilne Holders offer Sparingly. k"ln
Holder, offer freely. LAri-Sloi and futurs-iiuld
october and November, steady nt 37s. Wheat and
-four Holders orcr moderately Corn spot ana futures
Holders offer sparlngly mixed Western spot ana
september firm NJ Is ID; october. urn Al
a, = lid November. hrp AT - %. Hops Al
Iondon-Pncilc Coast Holders are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
" SANDY HOOK. ROUTE
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
Lrn.u y L. foot kcuIOr..l

Her =, y H., NcVIOF.rt.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, Normandie
seahrunl and Long Branch at 80, 1913 A. NJ. Il :O0
SATURDAY onllJ $40, 800 r. NJ sundays. 80 A.
NJ For " Ilc-on ocean Grove. A,blry Park and Point
pleasant at IO:l5 A. NJ, Il zoo saturdays On), AS
40 p n sundays except ocean Grove and Asbury
Park . 80 \. NJ
!" Tickets and parlor.car seats be procured l72
OAK 2S AS Ts5 gi2, l,liO Broadway, 80 Murray 81.
3iG canal s., - Fast ltth ST. 25' Columbus Az end
Fulton ST. brooklyn. and II Broadway. Willlomsburg
Wcstcott t.xpr IS Co. VIII ch fo and check bag gage
from hotel or rc-idcnce to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
COTTON MAEkETS-BY TELFGR APH

Liverpool. Sept. II. p; INJECTION Futures closed
steady MISUNDERSTANDING. low Tlddirg c1's~.
september delivery. 3 GO-Gid3 81 cid: September
and Ocboer delivery. 90 64d3 Glcid October and
November del very. 81 Gid. sellers. November and
December delivery, G2-64a2 90 I'D December and
January delivery, dd4 Tod Janmry aud February
delivery, 4 3 cid, value: February and March de-
livery, 664d, sellers. March and April delivery.
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Ordinary
STAINED.
Good ordinary. 4 5l6 Low middlng 1916
cnninr ordinary 4 Ill idilinc

There only moderate degree Of octlvitv in tn
option line with variable o. prices, closing heavy
and depressed The eaily dealings indicate hrmness with
subsequent rise Of aout points better Liverpool
and less local covering. The reports
cholera in the city however. and fears Of general
spread OF the disease brought about selling movement
partly by longs and the close showed net losses OF
a94 points from vest ldav sales 81. 700 haes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

is the only line that maintains strictly lstc class
liml cd Irain between New York ard Chicago. An
other Limited express trains merely imita-
tons OF the celebrated Pennsylvania Limited. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
Railroa0s.

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
Desbrosses and COrtIsEdt Streets
In Effect SEPT. 18th. 1872.
THE FAST LINE.
300 \. ullnan ve,hbue sleeping ana fafof oa mrs.
inaisnspoIis II 40 Chicago 90 p n AMI nd, 81;
1H Sgi5 sa at p M next ID" '''D'''' ''
nHE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.Compo,ed exclusively OF pullman vesuouis
"6 and s5aG Room Rn9s Sel
sexes lade MAID AID baRTho ers and q. the con- on
moVaSe el Sc rR Ilsbts Arrives cc1na
Indianapolis 55 a. ~. Chicago $40 g. H. ana u
ST i0ui- AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
o York. and Dnns GER. os Ss9g
and Cincinnati ve.tbus smoking Car and Ve,,RISs
% HS. Is Me- and S. : %
TIE COLUMHI'> FXrnEsSS ,,,, suok.
100 49, p and y,'is sss.s
cS Saehes a ISp SsrYSrk d. Chicago Arrives
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 yss au ssnS n Sas G
l ro led y TS Scep Saturday ~
PA,IFIC EMPRESS.
SEQ r. M.-Prlnan Buffet sleeping Car Nsw,York to
s' 5s5 s Hsa a and
,fsS9 .aa G1ns s4ss %
s0urmwE-TERS EXPRESS.
$40 Jn,aa Msnp y sSd st. u fiai
Sa %i I; A ndanapos p m
-sH % Z, Saahs' s Sc 'f@1Ss
oo shsvs and 3 KnG1ve roO on k. and ohio
,GS FsDIs sss ~ With
''% ToasS Pal"sn n"aet c3plos 9aS 70 XsVore'ns'
Nutritious. WAsHISGrOS AND THE SOUTH.
1CloA VI wa,hins.op i%i'ea Exe s,sn. ras
se6Scr GoscSSs, Dining al Baltimore arriving In
'f $s!.s:;s5 % s IT. &;sas
pullman SSarss ct6c, q these sFa.o m sao and
''fl'sys t:pfs' % Tr"" 20 go 30 %
sp 80 n 49, S1 70 and 20 and T.
Fol nqa 'i ra CIV Car go oq 5omS o'd'oS
For Long ionch Hsba PARK Grove and Po .o
10 lGa = oo no a. a. suadsTs o5
a. M ard SIS p. n DO not stop at A'bury Park
ana OCEAN fffO'o on NunC0V~.I
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express. 20, ~, 20, 81, 300, 80 90 o penn.
sylyania Limited with DnngCar,an 10 IL washington
Limited with Dining Car, ard IL 90 m, IL ~ ~
gao 800 $50 100, tsoi 900 500 q So siVo:
$3.50 ana . 100 y. m. and II rs night AtcomnouaIlo1
ai,to a "a go e2d 90 p m, sr na ~ I'd 6Ape
POD 90, 80 8 :oo ESQ 500 :S0 aud :oo p. m.
and ~ Is Accommodation 90 ana wv D. M
For Time Table. trains 70 local points the Pernsyl-
IL IT. ro d y s'', cpl NJ tn following ure. ~.
lc.- 40. N? 2'1 80. SO 9if aid l 1928 Broafw1y
tstor House 42t->t 6th-ave.. l34 East l2othst.
9S West 25th.>t. 2jl ColumDusav-. and foot or Dec
bross". and Ccrtlanct ss CoV.t-st $50 Fulton:s:,
% Broadway Beoklyc Annex Station, foot OF Ful-
ton-st. BrooklyE 40 andson-st" Hoboken: Station.
jersey Ci,y.
The New YORK Transfc- Company Will for
destination.
CHAS T. PUGH. J. Il. WOOD,
General Hanger General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

Liverpool kilograms AS p. mSaes. II 600 bales, OF
which for speculation and EXPORT 900 bales American
IL 600 bales. Spot narAet-QuOatons fully Haintan,l
Middle uplands 4d Futures opened steady st l-Sid
advance Manchester market-Yarns. quiet but st adv
cloths demand. Havre SPOT narket-qulet and
steady; ord. spot 81 tres ord. ASH has ord. as
Septeu ber 46s October. 467s November. 46s Deem
bef 47s January as February, 4e; March 49, value
future market steady.
Quotations based American standard OF classified
Inn
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot Of Liberty St., North River.
Trims leave VIA
lEHiCH VALLEY RAILROAD.

THINE TcNNF
LEHiCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS DAILY
sCIANT6% HXPRE-s EXCEPT SUNDAY. sis
4. VI, 1890 T.. W., 3,ij 4. VI. 1880 r. VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the West.
o.tS a. ~. 80 p NJ sundays. - a m. 80 7. m
: 80 ,. IN. Sundays 200. SIS, IL 90 "a IN, 40,
80 D. m.
For Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk, 90.
s;i5 a m. II 80 G. Is. except Mauch CHUNKY. 345.
5:lj 30 y. Sundays, 90. rs, IL 100 u m 40
80 y.
for Pousylle rs a. m. II 3d. 345 p. m. Sundays
II o. a. ~.
For Hafeton, s:l5 q. m. IL 80. 3:45. : 80 p m
Sundays. : 10 IL 90 a. m. 80 y. IN.
For pr.nts in the Mahanoy coal ?, gon at s rs
IL 20 3 ~ d. m. SUNDAYS. g 10. II 90 a. m.
For Wike~barre Pittston and Scranton 10 a. u:
For Eimlso. s:l5 a. M 10 80. : 80 p m. Sundays
Is n. m 80 p. m.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


with Dining Car, 4. N, 80. = rs. 80 VITA Dining
car. 90. 500 u 90. 80 SO p NJ, l. rs night.
Sundays 90. 10 80. II 80 with Dining Car, a; NJ.
80 8 80, with Dining car 90 600 y NJ l. 10
baltimore and Washington ENprc,- daily At 300 u 80
with Dining Clr. \. NJ, 80 $3.50, Dining Car, 300
sd iii mai train days FOR laltimor, at go r NJ
Paro' Car, Day Trains. SI-les OF Ngnt Trains
tor Read gat 4 90. o. - !; NJ, go, 80
2i6 90 200 Sit. 80 10 70 90 nG ma 'see S5
8 80 i 90 T.. NJ. " Is night
For Harrisburg at 90 :ij, s.i5 a. NJ. 100. 80
sundays IL 30 \. Nj 90 100. 30 r NJ. II Is
ff@S po,t,tlle 90 - s:t5 an, 100. 40 90
30 Z ~, 1sl5 night. eSccYt Satnrd,y night: s,sm-
For Sunbury. Iewi,burg and Williamspot Mt 90 40
a. A ~ / 90 30 30 Il. NJ, II 10 hight, except
day nlrht. Sundays. : 10 A. NJ. % T. NJ, l. -
TO- fa,,on II thlehcm. All nowr Mauch Chunk &C.
90 Is : As \. ~. Oo, 30. . 40. 30 " Allen
town T. NJ. sundays. 4 30 7:l5 \. NJ, 100. o:3c
For wnkeslarrc, Pittston and Scranton. AS A. Nj.
4 30 T. NJ SUNDAYS, I 80 \. NJ
For High bridge Branch and Lake Hopatrore Q 90.
e For a ref;h Amtoy' at 80 ) SO SIS ii 80
4 NJ | 80 { 90 30. ; 700 30 GAS. 80 Z. NJ.
Sundays. 300 II 80 a. NJ. 200 y NJ.
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A PRACTICAL JOKER.
Remarkable Scene at the Death of g
Young Frenchman.

Remarkable Scene at the Death of "a
Young FrenchmAn.
a remarkable story Of practical joking is
related Of young Frenchman in the "Sou-
venirs dun Vieux Libraire" The old fable
of the boy who cried "wolf" too often has
had few such tragic illustrations in fact
Oswald. witty and original Partisan, had
a mania for practical joking. He was very
amusing to his friends, but when his talents
were exerted TO avenge some wrong there
was more bitterness than fun in his wit
One evening, when a man who had not
treated him politely gave a reception, he
revenged himself cruelty. The man was
slightly deformed. All the hunchbacks of
Paris, 500 in number. presented themselves
at his eception. They had received notices
from Oswald that if they would go TO this
address on this evening they would learn of
a legacy which had been left them. When
a play. written by a man who had reused
his anger by reading newspaper at the
wedding of one OF his friends, was pro-
duced. he prevented its success by inducing
$50 of his friends to attend it carrying great
books. These young men. who occupied
prominent seats, read their books while the
performance was going on, and whenever
there was any applause each one OF them,
as il moved by clOckwork, turned over a
leaf. The rustling of the leaves and the
spectacle of the men absorbed in reading
made the performance a complete failure.
Oswald's friends were always on the
lookout for some luse. BE once notified
them that on New Years day he should get
the best Of them all in some joke, and New
Years morning each received this notice:
Remember" They were on their
guard. AS they were leaving q house
where they had breakfasted Oswald sud-
denly slipped on the steps ana fell on his
back on the sidewalk. His friends rushed
to his assistance. but paused before they
reached him. This is his ruse," some one
said. Clearly the man who was so proud Of
his talent for mimcry was bent on deceiY-
ing them all into thinking him dying man,
for he lay there moaning pitiiully. his face
drawn and twisted as if in terrible pain.
His friends stood around and made jokes
and pnns and hummed lines OF comic songs,
assuring him oil the while that they were
not deceived by his acting. At last he gave
a hoarse, mOurnful cry. looked at them sadly
and then ceased TO moan or writhe. In a
neVer-tO-be-foTgOtten moment Of horror and
sorrow his friends realized that Oswald was
dead.