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Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-04
rARIrr DEBATE BLooKKD.

Democrats Fail to Muster . Quorum In she House-Fight Begun in House . Boutelle Puts Forward Hawaiian Matter to Antagonlze Tari6 BilI-Senate Proceedings. WAsHINaToH, Jan. 3.-Thsre was not . very brilliant setting for the opening of the tariff debate in the house this morn ing. When Speaker Crisp mounted the rostrum at high noon and dropped the gsvel, there were many vacant seats in the house. The resignation of Colonel Fellows and Mr. Fitch of New York, who have been elected respectively district attorney and controller of currency of New York, were read, and the speaker also presented the credentials of Mr. Adams of Pennsylvania, who has been elected to succeed the late Nr. O'Neill.
 The fight then began, Nr. Boutslle, on behalf of the republicans, putting forward the Hawaiian matter to antagonize the tar if bill. Mir. McOrsary, chairman of the this subject by trying to make an arrange. ment by which Friday and Saturday of this week should Do set aside for consid- eration of the resolution reported by the foreign affairs committse in lieu of the Hit and Boutelle resolutions. Hr. Hit, the head of the minority of the foreign affairs committee, was on his feet and as soon as Ir. NcCreary had made his proposition he stated that inasmuch as this proposition gave the republicans substantially what was desired, namely, c time fixed for de- bate on the Hawaiian matter, he would be glad to accept 1t.
 The democrats failed to muster c quorum in the house and until one is procured the tariff debate is blocked. There is little pIospsct of . quorum to- day.
 During the discussion upon the Hawaiian matter, Speaker Crisp became angry with the persistent efforts of Hr. Boutelle of Maine to obtain hearing upon his resolu- tion to the effect that the executive had invaded the prerogativss of the house.
 The speaker, with some manifestation of temper, said that there was nc occssion for precipitancy. MT. Boutelle would not remain silent, however, and again the gentleman will only possess himself" !" said he, "the chair will try to state the reason" He went on to explain that the resolution had gone to tho committee on foreign affairs and had been reported back with the recommendation that 1t lie on the table, @ substitute being offered in its stead. MT. Turner of Georgia made the point that the substitute having gone to the calendar, its privilege had been lost.
 The house adjourned at 3 p. m. for lack of Q quorum.
 The Senate.
 WAsHINaToS, Jan. 3.-The vice presi- | dent rapped the senate to order at 12 o'clock. The floral offerings of the New Year were not numerous. Immediately aftar fha raadfuo of the -iournsl da,, q <r,,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-04
A1tsre1 1Iaueuns.
Yale National Rank of New

TTNHE annual meeting of the stockholders of l the Yale National Bank for the election of meeting, will bs held at their banking house on Tuesday. January qth, 1894. Polls open from II c. n. to I2 m. J. A. RICHARDSON,
 jas 6dfw Calhfer.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-04
Au is ORfet at Bio,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Rear Admiral Benham ia oablsgrsm from Psrnambuco, dated 2d, said: "Everythipg is quiet throughout Brazil. There is no reason to spprehend trouble ct present."
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-04
AGINIATURN ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
 DoWD-In Madison. January 3, Augustus M. 1 DoHd, aged 72 years.
 Aning, wife of R. o. DormAn, aged W years. Funeral services will be held at her Late resi- dence, No. 43 Whaliey avenue. on Friday af- ternoon at o'clock. Friends of the family arc invited to attend. Burial private. Kindly omit f1overs = 2t FRANCIe-In westville, on the Sd inst ,, Horace
 F Francis. aged 4 year.s months days. Funeral services will be held at his late rest-
 dsnces Fountain street, Westyils. on Ffiday afternoon at 2;a0 o'clock Friends ard invited to attend. LEWIS In West Haven, on the 3d inst. James
 Henry Lewis, sged 7e yeer1.
 Funeral services will Dc held at his late resi-
 dence, No l4 Richards street, On Friday after
 noon at o'clock. Friends of the family are
 invited to attend. Burial at the convenience HoTCHKIss In westyi.le. January thi1a.
 Nancy, widow of the lato Sheriff Gideon Q.
 Hotchkiss, aged eighty-four years. Funeral services at the reesdenco or ".
 Cooper, Westville, Friday at ten o'clock In
 torment at NaugAtuck at one o'clock. 2tf,
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~Isuta.

0ns Cent . word eaeA fnssgs1sa, Ave cents . word fer . fan Wssk, (ssveH gfnoa,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

Died "D" LINE OF bIEAMSHIPS,
II FOR La GUAYRA P 1r6 VcAuhREAadt1U6j ccRA
rRoW PiERREPONT STORES. BROOKLYN.
rrhRhcAs ............. Wednesday, April 4. .. m
D. ?, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saturday. April ~. y.
- m Xmcrican steamers built expressly for the trade
These suneTior accommodations Ior passengers.
have very Fol Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONLY.
g. MARAcAIBo Miss Neahfn1ny APr Is
General Managers. las Front-st.
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~. wv l. ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE WAsIINGTON. CHICAGO CINcIN-
M" TTttiI.LMNN ' cXR sERvicE OK ALL TRAINS: o
reay. New York foot Of Liberty st. daily. CllltAip
80 ri, n rs, PITT niIIs AM Iao 4. n
MeeGd9ys 500 NJ Sp@day , 80 ~ ,Tl i5
q 90 tx SUM-. 900 Dining Carr. 600 p, NJ Sunday.
100. i2:i5 night Al, trains daily EXCEPT 30, p ~
NEW-oRI.EANs 500 2 NJ. daily, through sleepins car
via Washington and Shenandoah Valley route Orices;
~. oGi as 40 broadway. 81 East ltth-st. 400
Grand ST. y. Y 3ii Futon.st. brooklyn: station foot
OF LIbcrty-s... {. n. II. OF ~ J.
Ncw-Ycrk Transfer Company VIII call FOR ana check
boceaye from hotel residence to destination
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f RI L ! N ES

Through trains for Chicago and the west leave View
YORK foot OF Chambers-st. daily as follows. and Ave
mluies earlier from West 23d-st;
O1S A. M.-yestibIled Express for wavery. Bng-
J'lo bAmton .imira Buffalo. Bradford and sala-
manca Paror car - Buifao. , . a.,
Inn 4. M.-vcstibule Limited Solid train for Chi
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati DINING Cat.
C.30 i. M.-Sold train to chicago via Niagara Falls
O.CV Sleepers to Buffalo and Chicago.
@ Oh j.. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls.
Gov Solid train TO Chicago sleepers To Buffalo.
chicago and Cincinnati - ~ -
7 OCAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AEn PULLMAN
acconnOdatons al 2Gi col 40l and 3jI broadway l6j
East i25,hst. Chamoers and Wat S5d,s ferries New.
YORK. 33 Fulton St Brooyn 200 lludson-st. Hoboken
and Jersey city station Transfer Company calls for
checks baggage hotels and residences to dest
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financial.
REORGANIZATION OF THE
Richmond and West Point Terminal
Railway and Warehouse Company,
AND IT'S SUBORDINATE COMPANIES.
INCLUDING THE
Richmond & DanVlle R. R. Co. & System,
East Tenn, Va. B Ga. R'WaV CO. & System

Holders seventy-nvc per amount
OF reorganization receipts certificates for the following
classes Of securities. viz:
AND wAREHorsE co8PANY per cent 6onds
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
Consolidated per bonds
NoR RTIW Ssy I'm North CAROLINA RAILROAD
GAINESVILLE AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY FRS: Mortgage per cent. bonds
oNroRD AND GAINESVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
First Mortgage per cent bonds.
COMPANY Consolidated Mortgage per cent bonds.
EAST XS AS ana G H99paeA h M5I
per cent. BONDS.
VAT r Ea. 1 OqEegs per- R cent
bonds.
WAY COMPANY General Mortgage per cent. bonds.
Having assented to the plan modified under of
February Goth 1894 Is hereby given
of reorganization receipts certificates securities
above who have not yet slgnined their the
plan modified. present their receipts
Drexel. Morgan Co.. IS Wall Street, New-York.
before Monday April 9th 1894 at p. NJ. order
their may noted thereon. The
Of above issues represented by receipts
Of which the holders shall not have assented by that
will be aside and returned dcposiors upon
surrender Of the receipts certificates therefor: or II
thereafter admitted to the reorganization 1t be
such terms and conditions the Committee may
determine.
Outstanding holders % the following securities called
for deposit under the plan amended February GOTH
1894. VIZ:
RICHMOND AND DANV1I.LE RAILROAD COMPANY
l)ebcntdre 6 per bonds.
RICHMOND & DANVILI.E Receivers Certificates for
called Emergency Loan.
Coupons T SIXTEEN N %1n41 fG% GaAfoTTE S0
Second Mortgage bonds,
likewise notified 10 deposit before April
o. 1894. Deposits that date If accepted will
such terms and conditions the Committee may de-
tcrmne.
s C Of Ios SHERMAN. ; COMMITTEES.
ANTHONY ]. THOMAS.')
NEW YORK March 2lst, 1894.
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DEL, LACISAWANNA AND WESTERLY H. H.
stations in Ncw-yOrk foot OF barclay ana
Christopher Streets.
yCSTIuIICD TRAINS PULLMAN COACHES

Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlR.
THE ORANGES summit. Bernardsvie Baskiag
Ridge Madison MorristowA Passaic, Paterson Boon
ton Dover stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE, LAKE no
TArCONG. Haekett,,4yn; SchooLEY's MOUNTAIN;
CAP sTEoupsBuRG, p9cono M9gnsins S ,,,8lT
DANvILLE NORTHUMBERLAND: MonWosc. RING
HAMrOT OXFORD. NORWICH. Watervilc. UTICA.
KICIlFlELD SPRINGS, Cortland. SYRACUSE. OS-
WEGo. ITHACA, OWEGo, EIMIRA CORNING.
IATH NASHVILLE, BUFFALO. and all points
VEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
600 4 M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON.
UTiCA md osWEdO EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor
cars Connects Buffalo with train for Chicago ar
irving 80 n. next mornnS
20 A. M.--BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops Mt principal
stations.
EXPRESS. Pullman ra.: y cars, 1890,
OITrH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
40 T. NJ (Dailv-BIiFFAtO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman Sreners Arrives at T:i5 a.
900 p NJ (Daly)-BUFFA.O, SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON UTICA u OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman
Slcepcrs. -.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Mt -
Murrnyst and 40 broadway Tickets at ferry stations
1Si and Broadway. - West I2jthsi.. 235 Columbus.
ave New York 33G Washins,on-st 1c6 Fultonst, and
u Broadway Brooklyn Time tables. giving full nfor-
m all stations.
WESTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
heck MOTEL residence to destination.
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave OF West 42dst follows 10 minutes
earlier from Franln-st.
$50 a. daily except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. stations Mlddletown Ellcnvle Falisburg. Liberty.
Carbonate Scranton. Walton Debit, Sidney Norwich.
Utica, Rome. oneida. Fulton. Oswego
3:i5 L. NJ except Sundav. sullivan Co Express for
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall Middle
town ElenVie Mountain Dale. centrcvlle. Fallsburg.
IIurlcyyi,c Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvilie. and Lv-
lngson Manor
7:,s T.. ~ daily Middetown. Summltylc Fallshurs.
Liberty Livingston Manor. Rockand. Walton. sidney.
Norwich oneida. Fulton. oswego Niagara Falls. Detroit
Chicago ~. .
Tickets Pullman accommodations at 81 broadway.
A' J. c. ANDERSON @. =. A,
90 Bea"er-st. New-York.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Gcrmanic Mch IS II n m. Gormanc. Apr. o. n.
'Teutonc.. April :. r. IN. 'icstoHic. May :: T. IA
I;ritannic .Ap. H. 10 NJ I;rttnlc May !. So H. m
Majestic. Arm Is M Majestic May lG 3:3o p H.
From White star Dock. foot a. West lOth-st.
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
saloon rates $50 upward according steamer and To-
cation cabin $40 and
upward according date Of sailing Storage 20 or from
the Old Country So No 20 Broadway. New-lo4.
Philadelphia office. 400 Walnut-st
l.: MAITLAND KEHSEY. Agent.
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.,,,, the figures of the last previous statement

-. .,s nrures Of the last previous statement
as follows: - ~ -
,,,a MSS SsESs g Dec Dnsl9 7Gs4
x Ssl a:5 ass R Pee 'S3 ssS
Actual . cash IN
Gates IN bank ii 49, S iisssss Dec SCS
sa,,ncesl4s lloo25 $40 4es SIG Dec. $500 l4o
r.o foreign exchanges were dull and rather
-, The supply for all kinds Of bills
nather larger than usual lately. while the de-
raand was not increased. Following are final
n, ,ana for actual business Bankers bills
q SfGTS4 s71 and 81 sS14 for long and short ster-
ling; French francs 2l1ia and oloss; reichs-
marks ALL ond OK a-1GG90fs.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Tho Governors Of the Bank of England at their
reekly meeting made no change in its minimum
rate Of discount, which remains at per cent
In the week the bank lost fll9.S29 bullion. and
the proportion of reserve 10 liability was lowered
from g.. % TO 56l7 per cent. against reduction
fror, 51.21 10 1918 per cent in the corresponding
noel, last year. when the discount rate was un-
changed AT 2Il per cent. To-day the bank
Gained further 1921. 900 on balance. At the Lon
don Stock Exchange British consols were UNI
changed at % ole for money ana " ll-l6 Tor the
onco,nt In the open market money was some
r,hat higher at about 1$s per cent for discounts
and practically unchanged at l1a02 per cent
for bankers balances. Bar silver was steady at
go an ounce There was Il little business in
American railway shares, but the inquiry was
10, urgent AT Paris French per cents were
. go Confines lower at 80. sight exchange on
London remaining at 25.2l francs to the sterc
ling The weekly statement Of the Bank of
lance showed an increase in specie Of 100000
trancs gold and 332500O francs silver. At Berlin
sterling exchange was easier at Zo4-1a Tor sght
bills.
pAIIROAD EARNINGS.
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS.
1892 1899 1894.
Number Of miles -, so,Sss1 com ~,
Second week in March, S-oo.f 40 30
Jan. to March l4.. -'''''Iol -'f'-'i'' -'-oo''-'
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
Number miles. 90 e,,5 1 80 e,oa'S 90
second March sllt Soo Sa,"eoS F,"c'co,
Jan. / March H.. l,3oo'-o i'-fi'-'o iifo''-i
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
>-,-,h.r ~ n,iles. 42l1 1897 5.0SG
;,oniS Of Febuary So 266ls3 so.l954sS s2ls26sl
Jan i TO Feb 2S...... 45o2ss5 4O'?2l' '"ol'99"
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CIT\ARD LINE.
CLYDE LINE.

tLIDT. IIIsNTI.
IA Teton. G. tho South ~ corthves.-
JACKSONVILLE and All Florida points
From Pier % f. T. Qoot Of ROosevelt-st) >. ; p. m -
tliERtlk FL. 'l'AN H"l'n
AIfiONf!tIN ucsHy. 1atch
SEMINOLE. rldlF Sal'N
lRtiDi biS MpndhN. ph :
All steamers have hrst-cas passenger accommodations
WM. T. CLYDE Il CO.. General A-ents.
Bowling Green. y Y.
FLA. CENT. & PENN FAST =. & p. LIN; yia IACKs
GRIT so FRT. & PhcS'R LINE viz CHARLESTON.
r G. EGER Gon'l ACT 80 Tway. y. Y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY
OF GEORGIA.
TRIPARTnTE BONDS


The undersigned. the request OF the holders Of n
large amount Of the partite bonds Of the Central Rail-
Banking Company Of Georgia have consented
bondhoders protective committee. IN view OF the
decree has been entered for the sale OF the
properties. combination OF the trpsre bondhoders for
the protection OF their interest is essential
The bondhoders requested sign the bondhoders
agreement and deposit their bonds and unpaid coupons
mIne dlatc!y with the New-York Guaranty & Indemnity
Company. 30 Cedar ST. New-York. which will issue
negotiable certificates Of deposit therefor majority Of
bonds have already been deposited under this
nent copies Of which be obtained application
the Guaranty Company any OF the undersigned.
the right limit the time for
the deposit OF bonds. Bondholdors deposting will be
entitled TO benefits under the agreement.
Dated New York. March Odd. 1894
FREDERIC CROMWELL. Chairman,
~ Nassau ST., n. ",
EDWARD n. GIBBS.
3fG broadway, NJ v,
ADRIAN ISEIIN, Jr..
3G Wall St., n. V.
Committee.
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financial.
A WEEKS GOOD PROFITS.

The public have been slow TO realize that this IS ris
ng market. Prices have advanced. and the advances
have been maintained Prices yet low ana The margin
for n rise still large. PURCHASES Or CERTAIN
STOCKS WILL PAY GOOD PROFITS.
Stocks and Grain bought end sold on cemmssGn 10Y
Of 10 10 100 shares and upward. Grain l.VO 70 1000
bushels ordered the Newly ork ana chicago
Exchanges. Commission. lilo
PRIVATE WIRE TO CHICAGO.
Write call for our DAILY MARKET LITTER
and 100 PAGE MANUAL" giving highest and lowest
prices FOR ten and other valuable INFORMATION on
Stocks. Bonds and Wheat. ISSUED GRATIS AND
MAILED FREE. Twenty years experience. BANK
REFERENCE FURNISHED. Private offices. with
t.cISers, =
MA|GHT' g. FREESE,
OFFICES 4-5-6-7-S-9
Bankcrs & BROKERS, SO broadway, Ny.
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
Il RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desb-)Sr' AMI Corta1n o'ee'
In Eject February 10th. 1914.

STATIONS foot OF Desb-)sr' AMI tortn1u o"ee'''
In Eject February 10th. !sD.
P 1920 A. NJ FAST car e risous
Drswins ana State ssePns D,@ns 5iHS SisHs
and ana alton Car, Arrives Chicago y A. ana indian
'S = esi% SSA Ts os EXPRESS
rqma@ Sleeping and Dining Cars 70 icd joys ~ ou st.
Z ST. chicago Tsos i = IT. 'O
c "sS Pn. G, Ri sss4Hs
AZ b. s. Gfasp p Gssi Day
Ares anS DnnS Cars to aSannnds an is H.
$500 + IT, fAciFc :sf$af %assn Buffet steep
daily and Cleveland Cleveland except Sn,sf saturday '~s
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOU III II.
s. $50 $50 1910 LIMITED Dining cq2; II a NJ. i a"
52o cossrsssona Limited ali ParIGr and p Dts6s
sunday $50 e5G 'n A. NJ lag SIS &c Limited
AZ sar'is ana oi Dining cars 4So 'Dih'"S |"''
$50 and Dsnys Esgcsss q i
900 T. M6a for to G H,sis asa railway
For oLD Po 5TTs c s1 and NORFOLK cas
Charles Route a; NJ. Weekdays. and with Thr0us"
TH$2A frEslAt e. !a22Es& s fSSa
and $50 n era ae s II daily and Ry
FS $40 H %y and l " % F nm Ss us
r. Z$$S $ S,4 $S ;s''q p H. weekdays. with
ThroafGi TqaSt IaIIor Gar: 49,.
For Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and P9n,
Pleasant. $40 A. NJ. 1900 noon, 3iO o;lo am, -"
J. ~ weekdays sundays o:i5 \. NJ. 5:ls T. N:
90 stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Oh
Sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EI 70 c 60 o 20 Ssa saec aS i:nsa ."t
l. 30 . G. / 100. s. $50 J.. NJ. 1915 night sun,
DAYS Express, G:i5. $50. .. $50 10 Limited 1000
a. NJ. 2, :. 43o 9. 7:i5 ); $40 r. NJ ~ night.
Ticket Onces Nos 49, 9ii ll9G. 1i3 and 2Gl Eoadwdy'
House. l3 East goth street and foot OK Lea,
Cortlnndt Streets: Court Street SUD fl-
Ion street 0S broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station.
ZOO, ~ Fulton Street Brooklyn; Station. Jersey CITY
Tho New York Transfer Will call for and check
arrage residences through TO estlnaton
s. NJ PREVOSTf j. *, NooD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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/ SCHOR LINE.
~ UNITED STATES M,rt. STEAMSHIPS,
FOR g LA Cow VIA 10 y ID o y - p Il :. =
From Pier "a n. r.. foot o, West 2ith.st
Anchoria. Mar. -. = Furnessia. Mar. 81 D. III
CITY or ROME saturday May 20 June 30.
Cabin So and upward. second cabin. $50
Steerage. outward Sc3 Prcplid. S2t
CABTE EXCURSION TICKETS At REDUCED RATES
For drafts and other Information. apply %
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Rowling Gre'u New-torE
ID ERMIDA-Thc elegant and new Steamship
''TRINrDAD' Is row mailing the voyage ,rori ~ ne|,
York 20 Bermuda IN IS HOURS from Land 81 snow 70
Land ~ lns Ne,' s.ns Maich Ith M 10 :. M
illustrated Pamphlets. sa,erooms g. apply 70 THO
COOK 4. SONS A. r. CCTERHRlpGE e CO..
Agents Quebec s. S. Co. 80 Broadway. Ncw-York
CANADIAN Pacific HALLWAY.
intended steamship sgl.ngg from N1neolLer.
TO oDNIPANI AND WM1kgAo
EMPRESS OF INDIA. April 2, June :. Aug. g.
EMPRESS or JAPAN. April %. June % Aug. =.
EMPREss or CHINA. May II. July 10 Sept u
TO a0EGL yLW Flql AND AUSTRALIA.
Arawa. Apri 10. 81 Warrmoo May 10 ~ t,.
FIR Tickets ana freight apply 3j3 broadway tof
freight ratcs only 20 Wall st. y y
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy
(Anthrnclte coal used excluslvelyD
I'm tracks Automatic BLOCK Slgnnls.

fAnthrncte coal used excuslveiyD
Four tracks. Automatic bo9T , s,sna =,
For Easton bethlehem. Allentown Mauch thun nn 900
no 7i5 n.lo III Is to Easonl \. NJ. lln 10 go
:, Eastoni 30 5:i5 30 to Alento"n T. NJ Suhu"'''
80 7.i5 l. NJ 100. 500 ]. ~ . o.,o n
For Wll.esbarre. Pittsion and Scrant9n o'io a. DE-
ITO 100 1870 p IL Sundays. 40 n N. ,,oo N
For Reading at 80. 500 o:io. 1000 II ~ A. c 81.
DAYS $50 L. NJ 100 20. 80 7;3o p NJ l;:io h1e .so
FOR Harrisburg i:D. 500. $40 A. NJ ,isn 70 ~
100 si5 p. NJ. 1915 night. Sundays l'" o'"o T. w.
1871 night. ,,,r,.,,s,or, \, 40 500
o.io A. n 80 100 r. N i2i5 night sxfsp n,ss,
urday night sunday 10 a. M 80 r. M iI'iS peir;
For Red Bank. Lone Branch and POINTS sour "a ., Pea
r,nkI 90 20 g rs to Fed Banh) Gl3 a. n.o NJ snn
davs except Grove and Asoury ram '00 a. 49,
''o' J. ~ FOR LAKEWOOD
4.so s:ij H. VI. l:ij. $40. 40 r. NJ nj. IN, p,-
tarn,ingdale River. Barnegat PARK ana bdF-
rrcat 70 s,i5 l. NJ i:i5. 400 j. NJ IA =,
For Atlantic Cty. Vneland and Brdseton' f'oo ~ '
FOR Monmouth Reach seabrisn, and HS S beoe Sch
$50 s.i5 $50 n NJ. 1880 i:'3. 400 4-o T. IL SUI"
davs 100 H. NJ. 400 +. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For rhuade,phia week days. 49, 500 800. 100
II 20 dining Car \. H.. 100 3UO 400 Q5ui.et fm.y[
can. 800 dining can. GOO. 80. $40 T. ~ -
night. sunday, $50 300 l'S9 'p PM S Sap A. 81"
For Baltimore WASHINGTON. week days o:OD II ~
= NJ i2i5 night. SUNDAYS. 900 ii,3o , pm Si'
o6i 4l3 "a iiio i.323 broadway. 49, 9th Ave. 81
Fast iith I3+ East 10Th ST. 2Oi west ee I'm 80
Isl Columbus Ave. New York: 4 Court IT. sDo rNoh
ST. BROOKLYN: 0s Broadway Williamsburg The New
York transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotel residence to destination
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TEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot COrtlnndf and De'brosscs SIS
400 A. VI. daily MAtCH CHUNK and intel
mediate stations connections except Sunday for POTTS
$40 g. VI. daily Csundry s:i5 A. M for GENEVA;
ROCUESTER BUFFAID. and the West and principal
local points: dlnngcar and chair-car TO WHkesoarFe'
Pullman 10 Buffalo ..,..., ,,,,.>.,.
OnO 4. VI. daily except Sunday FOR MArCH CHUNK
md Intermediate points. Connections for Reading ana
Harrisburg. ,,,,,n, ,
I3:3O PN. daily except sunday. for ELMlRA md
all intermediate stations connections Tor Potts'He ana
Reading: chair-car Manch chunk , -
I:tO q. VI. daily. except sunday. Tor l.. ana Is
JUNCTION prncpl Intermediate stations; Pullman
buffet paror-car Wlesarre: connections for Potts
t.2O T.. VI. daily. except Sunday for SOUTH PLAIN
$40 p. ". daily 1Suneny at 3ij p. NJ. for EAsToN
G:IO y. VI. daily sunday Coo r NJ for BrPT I,uIsn
sleeper vestibule train " Y to ChIeag9 Sleeper TO
Tunslo: connections for Reading and Harrisburg
6::,0 l.. W. daily, except Sunday Tor AAOCH
300 T. VI. daily for ITHACA GENfnNN H. nanfa
West pullman Shoppers Chicago and Buffalo ~ ,.r,,
Additional SUNDAY trains. II 90 A. N. for MAuCu
CHUNK and louisville and oil inermedate stauo on,
T,cife,s and Pullman accommodations at go 2''l ~
and BOT broadway. it3 Rowery. 81 East l4ths, NV,
0S broadway. Trooklyn. - J. u,u oou for and
check baggage from hotel o. residence through 10 us'
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