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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

The offerings in the real estate auction marke'
Yesterday presented no features OF parucu."' "
terest except that Of the Manhattan
Mills in West one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and the Boulevard, which was adjourhed '"''
The most active bidding at the stand OF a.
p Ingraham c9 T nieres wdn n No. g. Baxers
six-story brick and tenement, 80 "a aoO
lot o,x5S6 The bidding ran from siW ~ sf,nT
The estate of Marks Rinaldo the deceased deiehu-
ant was the buyer. , ,.o,osure No . 36S
secondave side. beginning p iee' nora fouy
One-hundred- and-twenty -first-st 2o,oxh sold 70
story or pactbnm e. Dixon for 1850 Also, No.
aes Second-ave' S3x7l four-story brick ene
n 9S Tsh o Tsere sales We're adjourned
specai meeting of the Board or Di feou
of the Real Estate Exoha PIssSent George De
est Barton: first vice-president 2na treosirer
J Hp9d y Marns secretary Frank Y9Tan The
following committees were app29lnHseu f.r,ikshank
" I,ivster II H. Cammann ana H. a. Crnih t.nsnn
Exchange and Auction Room Douglas Douglas aud "
5 F. Jayne Alfred f. Maring r. Zt, rau ana Frank r.
Yoran' Irving Rutland F. Zittel and Alfred f.
Marng. ..., a., p,vcbonge az treasurer
for The last year He is stanch tepuDIicssn a.,
politics and took active part IN the hHc"a''s
hSnef. Bookman has sold the Gyes9ry IS steam m
heated double apartment-hoiuse, o. sor Jacob
Bookman to Robert w. Tanslll, jr.. for SEQ" OF
which s32 1000 remains on mortgage Inc P'ope'''
r. H. Ludlow & co: have sold for the Co iiese
building and plat 7s2xsss Nos 2923 East Tw rhe
ty-thIrd-st ne cass Realty Corporation. iie
latter will at once erect upon the site sX-story
steel construction. fre-proof business t Toor
viii be furnished store with plategass lro',,,
and the upper floors will be subject TO DIVISION u
suit prospective tenants. , 49, sou,bwest
Frank A. Setz has purchased the sou ii eli
corner of Spring and Wooster sts 5fX"' MIN vi.
buildings for about $1,000" from me d hsspess
owners and will erect a new seven-story pus'"e's
building the site. 90, incidental, Gam.
eron is the reported purchaser OF NO. y" Iar n
ave recently sold by Douglass; Robnsoh q Ill,
Mrs Dora Kraker has flied plans TOT the pun u.
ing OF two three-story frame tenement houses So
the south side of Foxst. 10 feet n0r r VI o"e
hundred-a nd II xty- ffth-st.. TO cost S3V' ,,,,-
Daniel Christie has filed plans for me pu, . H
OF fivestory brick fiat-house with STORE a' -''
s46 Amsterla n-ave., to cost >l'vo.
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PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

columbus-ave . q $50 Il 81 l2ith-st, 23SE,,s'
Franklin q Palmer and wife to Joseph ", ,
Cover. Observation-Disclosures properly mn
Convcnt-ave =. 1911 n II or lids, -,N'''' 90
George II Hart referee - James Iho,son, --
sTth-si No II West. Charles Buck and wite 10
Eliza 4 Conner. :. - -,
sG,h-st 40 800 East: Lambert ouacKehDus" ~.
and wife 10 Ferdinand Schadi. 49,. -
1ith-st n 8 90 n - II lOth-aye. lNukTr'EuId'' -
Robert g Tsacot and wife 10 Annir it,uhiIs
S3l-sf n = iig n " ~ Avenue &. l3NlVp' Ni" oo
Wack and wife Adolf Knod"i. =. a., =, ~
-oI.sf las n II Avenue \. @lNl"--
,b,ri.4 = Causen and wife t. Godfrey kn'ch"
plph,h- ave @ = 253 n ~ l2Jih-st. -'5Np',
oscar PHILLIPS and vie - Frederick h'inS o.,
and another. 80. t-,s,
Robbins-aVe part ~ 10y " map ri 'ii
Morrisana. and other property Max L"'"'' anu
vtf. 10 Emanuel New -, -
r,nnines-sf n 90 corner Pr0spect-st. ~ llNiIt"su-
lar AMI other property. Jane Eirr'll ana an (
other 20 william II Birr"ll. ...... .
t-.,,1,r, <, = ..,g ~ - ~ William-sf. l>l"<
67.GxiG iNG73 Daniel Nalen'ln" and an''h"'' ~ %,
..ufnra .tc % John RackN. .....- .....''.
sam. property. Gussl. - Raymond 70 Herman
cs,h,st NJ Is West. william Prud'n 10 War -.
l4th's, ~ 23l East. Ada Graz 70 Charles r -
,sih-st n s. ~ 4 - 5'h-ayc, 23x';
Narifz Friedman and wife q al 20 hn"'rn II 4,
crernwiri- ~ NJ 49, Frank l. Donohue. ref -
.r.. 20 P@ne iict Fisher ..-.-...+.-- 3. -
,.h.rr,..st ~ as and cher property 'ahl'l +
ei-ll.s executor .tc. 10 Daniel J ih'lhh
same property: Daniel Phelan and VIE - An &
thory G:ifin ..-.....'''.. '''''-''''
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usA, and Nfr.l UfiansA, her husband trorg" li's"
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I,fnlr, his wife oth~ Mary being nciti"us ,he
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r, me .hv. named defendants and Zach ot th'tn. =,
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One aud P0sofc~ Address. 80 ~ Wall street New
r. "a. i.,.ud.nta Antony Walter t.'m"iimes known ana
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PUBLISHED ny
HARPER G. BROTHERS.
NEW YORK.
Joint METALLISM,

. Plan bv which Goli AMI Silver together. Al Ratios
always based IN their Relative MARKET values may p
made the metallic Bass - SOUND. u nest S'ifNegui'
ing and Permanent Currency without frequent f"''nns
and without danger = metal driving out ~ other
second Edition greatly enlarged hy tho addition - Part
H. AMI Par, III. ry ANsoN PHELPS STONES
tNo 20 in the Questions - ~, lay s're-1 s'o VI"
CONTENTS OF PART ii-Join Meaillsm versus
pm.,auiSu ant Mon.meiaIll.un These terms defined
How Joint Metalllsm would Work and Result 'n''i"n
,,ac Ulm.,ilism with Empirical Ratio Why Wheat GOV
ton ana Wages Decline with SILVER David \ wells an
Edward Atkinson Answered. a Commission o; Judges
and Experts Necessary. Tn" impending crisis JOINT
M.talli<n a Merit Syrien.
CONTENTS OF PART .-Ii,irry - hr Science "'
Money study q Gres' Phlloso phirni WORKS IA Money
and coinage Slcol~ ore-f~ to XIV Century Political
,-co,or,., Author = 'Tsic. Jc "a premiere scniion
Dc. Monnaicr Nicolas copernicus the Astronomer am
u.,,u.r o, Coinage author ~ note rui-ni~ ratio
,rca,l,.. Paris. -, Views - Iaon. locke Newton
etc Macleod. "Himc'aili.m" Lndon 1904 The biNi
Guilty with Blmeiasn IN iS73 Qnot1i'"n- frn 'f''in"
and rern,cus showing their wonderful grasp - None
,arv Principle Thaf they saw hat GOA AMI silver
,. ,,,A slwa,a tear SUBSTANTIALLY "a" same ratio O.
..,h o,h., a. their iufon ,aucs That thcf tried =
accomplish this hy coinage when market values
CHANGED Conclusion That th~ rnup can J." maintained
c,nvenientfy b., having standard silver in ~ no Ha'
Weight ~ a standard Gold coin and simply changing
,., recsary the Number - these silver Coins - b.
Oh. rus, and Legal Equivalent - the Gold coin
That thus silver car u-- quaily with Gold. hy max
ing l.,,h together and aiwaN ~ their relative mafk-
values the metallic basis Of sound currency.
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New 11ubIltailons.

DEADY SHORTLY.
ruiz CURRENCY AND THE BANKING LAW
OF CANADA.
Ia. WILLIAM e. COKNWEI.I.. Octave. paper 80 cents
mir rnrnwel,'a address Canadian Bank currency
,,r.c years ago nj New about 90 hc-
result. II caused American bankers
a. .y.n,tnc The Canadian and favor
sy have they with 1T that their con
vcntion nj baltimore last September they drew up a
schemc ~ currency which IL meeting with wide
commendation IL IL called the baltimore plan. and IL
actually a transcript OF the Canadian banking laws
Montreal Gazette
a. p. PUTNAMS SONS.
NETWORK AND LONDON.
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STEAMBOATS,.
500 10 BOSTON. $500 10 WORCESTER
p.duc,ioq T. All Points East and North.
VIA N10IRWQGW l0lNlSr

500 10 n2sroN. 500 10 woKcE ;
Reduction g. All Points East and N9f'h
VIA MORW0Gm l0Nl&c
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL. new ana CITY OF
wOitC EsTEn IN commission. Leave Pier told number
10 pcsbrossr--st.. week days only. o.3o T. NJ
F.e Orchestra each ~ieamer
L'AII. RIVER LINE. FARE RED 'Ep
only Boston foi limited tickets. Rrducel rates
8, all points The riiMOi TIL and PILGRIM IN com,
mission. \ tine orchestra each Leave Tier ~ told
nunhrr y H. foot 81 Murray st. wees days only at
800 D. m.
{, rONINGTON LINf.-lnsldc roIt" to Boston and the
- East. All fares reduced Steamers leave New Tier
10 y. r. q q t. u daily, except sunday
Fl'ROY BOATS CITY OF TROY or SARA
/ TOGA leave West ION 81 daily. except saturday
NJ Connect with neawnr" and Hudson ana flchburg
trains sunday steamer touches NJ Albany.
NATSKIII. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
Nboa,s leave every week day at T. NJ from Pier IS
foot West iith ST.. connecting Mt Hudson with iostos
and Albany II. X.
~ EW -HAVEN-FARt 81; Excursion. Sl0O
~ Steamers orchard Peck" anG ''ContnentaI'
ieav. Pier rs r.. r.. daily p. m. and II 40 m tsun-
eXceptedD arriving In time for trains 10 Mefiueh
Hartford. Springfield Holyoke and North
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nu-rcu william H. and wife 20 Ja' so,5. HleyS-
ami % reaninrs.s, and other property mort 6 600
cages. AMI " wears . 49, r,.t. G,ar-
i, aa and trust Co. s. Ncholasave. 1910 ,,oo,
Il Of laoih-., yrars, ~ tho Miiai LIE
hr insurance vac 60 of Newyok. - East '2'' 1000
clos ssaT Matthew. and Vie q charles scaoe
., al loo,h-st. 80 # . 81 -i"N'' Y'"S. G3 ese
piops6 william and we t.,, to rSrk HT Man
wears y,-g,oi, t. <ewYork Guaranty and
Indcmnity 60. n 7o,h-st. lbs 81 ''h-"''' a,os,
-, 80 ''1 1.bn : and viz to Mabd slale. o,oo
't'h.-, g q colsmha ,.S s' T,,,., So
7,h-.,. 10 4 u columbus aye var. and i'o'
Frank Martin and wife TO Frank y, Ms, a,
and ''i st, yr,T' and another to Emma
Merrn : " corner LeNing,on-aTe and 9''"-s' ao,o
Same year ar n,tci siac. savings Of the CITY ,,,
q Nc" York same 10 pI pppniG sickle. 40 ~
SnT.' F s iS ct al To- lewis l~,man and
another. executors. s'h-ave. 2'3 n '' u coo
Hs 1s ca's N a s GnS aao's' na nj "a"
saoS... ws' M.S q S' n al To- sd 5'9S OF a m
rcbnsn Isaac C. to 9 Fitzpatrick. NJ 90 81 1000
N.Y. 2 '"sa sat- S'a. TIA! !Ia,e 's and
i!ih'; r,o., }r,'' H. Joseph s,csnnycr 'oh
st. ic5 q - - ~, ave- olg rlcnlc Brewing Co.
~ sals li0 II W - Avenu" \. year ,..,.' "'"''
u - 80 W,,h - M. New Life lnsut.
ance and Trus' Co. e '''h'' '' ...... go ooo
v,,,,si. ,i.nr, ana VIE 80 Anna Il Farchd. ,.o
iO2I-st - n - l..Ning y, I'VE. . ~
Neeu6r wis% H. 500 " - 81 i' S,a.ta Sd
other. II ii'h st. 90" II " w. ....... 1905
: ann. 80 Ng.tin Nimtau and another > l'"i,
=, Dn n q coGrtlandi ave. mortgage 81 oe,
< s,"'- rn,..,n,ei and wiz to- Thomas Z Greacen
-, M nNreutor. " Robbins ave, u" IL II "' . ,oo
,.,T mes To- Mar ! \ Woodcock II 80.
iith-si ." n o. ~ %" ~t if.'i ~ + ] Mddenfool
| " - Nicholas ave. %'' - ~ l-''''S'' = ono
/ punsit, George - ami vic TO 'or9Slns
| King,low - l30ih-si. 20 II 81 l-'"''' ,o,n
r,,cS S'n'' FRANKLIN q ard wife to Joseph = Ne
| Govern n : u7th-st. 800 II ot -i-a''' an
r,,i,v ann. and another TO III" East River
Swings Instltu,ion 'ith-s' o5 II "' o'' ,oooo
NJ, Iohn to c; IIccht. ~ u Frankfors' ,o,,
rS,n SD. Gussic T. and another to II q
| Snculnc another " corner b'"a' anu ~ oo,
= Lrnm, Dennis and VIE Emma l. Van Ness. ~
Path st. $50 II ~ IthnNe. ,'is ~. '-'"''
S,.in Iotchir and wife 90 George q ~. WV
AVID another i[u.,, ,rs ''..'...... 10000
Tccts \ Aenzo. 70 i"nsa l,r ,s l-i''-S'' $500
rtn,nv Henry H. and wife To Charles u Perry
and another. trustees i'3th-st ~ II "t .ou,
WA James J. and wife to Hyman SOM and an
other = = corner Washngton-ave and i'"ihst o.o,
w., ys s% Emma and another t. Anne NJ Proc
ter - = y ard Albany Post Rond III" II .,-
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washburn. Ida T. t. \ p Masn"H aiG ~ =, r'n NJ
1h: Hsm,nd ''.... .....'............... 5000
|anoiin f'a", ye,rs .e'' ..'.."........ 500
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND wAsHiS
TON

TON
For Phlaleluhia week 40 500. eLo lV?W.
II 80 DINING carr A. ~ 30 30 400 G3uf,e, Pa,cs
caO. 500 dining carr 900. 81. SO p n; III
500 Dining carr 600 p N. ie:i' night o.oo "a.
Pr Ualflrucre and Washington. week days sop, li;J
timing can A NJ 30 $3.50 500 Dining Can. 500
p NJ i2l5 night SUNDAYS. 200 II 30 .Dinng cao
Tickct anl raror-car seats can be pr nred at ~ w
oc az ga 40 2a3 Broadway. 737 Gh-aye.. 81 East
-ti G. ia fas, ioith St 2Gl West l2sth 81. 25i CO.
imbis Az New York Court St SEQ Fulton 81 BROOK.
in. ~ 5r1sdvay Williamsburg The New-lork TRANSFER
pany viii call and check baggage from hotel %
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LEHIGA VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot OF CortInndt and Desbrosses 81

stations foot OF Cortinndt md Desbrosaes stA
700 4. VI. daily for MACCH CHUNK ahi no 4sss-
mediate stations connections except Sunday oF foiis'
s.i1 A. daiy for GENEVA RoCHE 3sI SV y:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRlDnH.. sna
the West and principal and local points dinng , |"
Suspension Bridge Pullman Nestibule sleeper 10 che
Jf;IO A. VI. daily MAUCH CHUNK and in'G
mediate points for Reading and Harrisoss
4 900 y. VI. daily. except sunday for ElMlRA ana AZ
intermediate stations for Potsville and Read
ing chair-c.r Wkeshagre. n
1:tO T.. VI daily. excep, sunday. for l. and
JUNCTION and principal intermediate stations; Pullman
hun, rarlor-tar 10 Wkesbarre connections for Potr
1870 T.. VI daily. eNcep, sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and Intermediate stations .-.,-
5I5 r. " daily FOR Eas,gn ard nt.rmeaete s rIT
and an points West Pullman Sleeper yes,ibulei train
10 chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto c0nnec-
tons fnr Reading and Harrisburg . ....,,.
GRO r. VI. .ialy. except sunday for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations. - .,,
900 y. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA Rocii:
ESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all points
W.s'. Pullman sieepers TO chicago and Buffalo chAn
car o. Wiikesbarr". 49, -, A..
Tickets and Pullman accommodating at .35, e6i. ~
ans 3o3 ROADWAY i43 Bowery. n East li'h -. lss
r,s, io5tl st Y: $50 Fulton St. Court ST.. "
Proad,ay and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. Y.
IT, Y Co will call fof and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 70 destination
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E RE IL n ES.

York. loot OF .hanbcss-st daly. follows. and I'VE
minute earlier West .3d-st ,..
9l5 amaa msa Bas S.' b s8l %S'sa asi s
marct. iarlor iluftalo "a.
300 va GSsaaaa m' lake s0 Arrives a" e, ~
So a. m, Chicago p. m. S.eepers 10 Cn''
cago Gle, Gland and Cincinnati Dinns car
$50 ST. msEa xes ls; ESRsSi a' tof
Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers "a"
remain In sleeper until A. NJ ,,u.
S45 s an SNrS has i HssS d Bsao
cago Cincinnati. Dining car
7 OCAI TINE TABLE, TICKETS AND ~ LLMAt::s
l. Accommodations at 26i. 4ol and e5I Broadway, 70.
East lo5th-s, Chambers and West 2id St ferriss Se.
York: ~, Futon-s BROOKLYN 200 Hudson ST. HoocSsn:
and Jersey cay Erie Transfer Company calls w
and checks baggage from hotels and residences 10 des"
nation.
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DEL. LACkAWtNNA AND WESTERN X. n
stations In Ncw-YoriS foot Of Barclay nne
Christopher streets.
VESTIElLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS GiNTSCH IIGuT.

prct route tc NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNrCLAk
Ridge. Madison Mouistown, Passsie, Paterson b9ea'
PATCONG Hack, ttsfoHn. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Washinston PIIlILIPSBtRG. EASTON. WATER
GAP STROUDSBURG Pocono Mountains. sCRAN.
Ton. PITTSTON. WILkESBARRE. NANrGSoAE
pANNIi.T.E. NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose. BlNi'
VANfTON OXFORD NORWICH. Watervilie. uTlCA
RiCHFIELT SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE os'
WEGO ITHACA OWEGO. ELMlRA CORNINNa
BATH DANSvILLE. BUFF 40 and all points WEST.
NORTfiNi.ST AND SOUTHWEST
go a M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
900 - M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAMToN,
UTICA RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWi.GO EXPRESS. Pullman Buret rarior Cars Con-
Buffalo wi,h train Tor chicago. arriving s~
loo T. SCRANTON BINGrlAMTON and ELMIRA
90 + NJ SCRANTON. WlLKESBARRE and PLYN
,3l T. NJ tnailD Buffalo Nestihulei Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. BiNGHAMTON. ELMRA BCF
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects o.
buffalo with tain To- Chicago. arriving AZ 935 D. m
$50 T. NJ Daiy)-BUFFALO SCRANTON BlNGHAM,
. TON UTICA SYRACUSE and oSWEGO EMPRESS
pullman Buffet Seepers .., . q,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
.firraysf 40 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
rs anil 9i2 broadway SO West l25thst. 2S Columbus
ave York S3S and 100 Fuonst.. and "a Broadway
rr,oklyn. Tine ,.blcs xiv = full Information a. al
''WEsTCOrT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel Or residence TO Destination
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Connlrn propcrtn Tor Sale

4 CHANCE FOR INVESTORS.
n For sale or exchange parcel leo lots each 25x
loo streets lust Completed only hve minutes walk from
one Of the principal dcpot- the Long Island Railroad
This propery been offered In the market II Is
n,nr Ia. Great South Bay and for health and beauty il
not SURPASSED. JERE. JOHNSON. JR, IA Libertyst.,
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WEST SHORE Il.

IIAns W"st - :,
lows and - mlnut earlier from foot Franklin ST.
:i:JO A. VI daily. Local 10 Buffalo. - o,.,ss
DIS a. VI. DAILY Albany. Utica, syracuse Hosneot
ter Buffalo. Niagara FAILS. Detroit Chicago eAs''
n.rS % NJ Daily Tor Albany. Montreal Utica. sy5s.
cuSe Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toro"'0' w
trut Cleveland Chicago and st Louis 49,, ,...,sa
;;tJ r. VI. Daily except sunday for Utica sytsnssr;
Rochester ant lutrao. Carries seepng-car passs"s"
s:i5 r. VI Daily 10 Albany, Utica. syrueuse ho smS
Ter Buffalo Nia ar Fails Toronto. Detroit o'e'e'sN'
Chicago and 81. GUS ,.o,,gcar al.
co,unloatin ms apply Offices Brooklyn ana ny IN
ana al stations Time tables al principal ho'e''- "
N W g Il LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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FOR LAKEWOOD.

40 s:l5 A. NJ. 10. $40. 4a0 P.
For Farmlnsdae. Toms River Barnegst ParK ana 0sS
negat 400 s:l5 A. NJ. :43. 40 ~ ,..,..,..
For Atlantic CITY. Cape May. Nine!and and B'iosee0A
$50 a VI. AS 2. ". ,,,,,.. =.
For Monmouth Beach. Seabright ara tisni.nos 2
Navosink 40 s:l5. 1870 \. NJ 100 iio' f;la. u"
4. nnn 81.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
fArihracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on AND AFTER DEC. 3D. 1894.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty-st

Trains leave station loot OF TIberty-st
For Eastcn. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &e,
so 7.:5 $40 uI:45 to Eastonl A. NJ. $40: 100 NN
to Faston 43O Gas 80 t. Allentown. !. u sundays
For Wlkesharre. Plttston and Scranton. 9lo A. u.
i:io 1880 30 T. sIndeys 40 %oa a. M, NJ ~ 81.
lao .So SO sts s' r ~ Zoo iI' M nlfst , n sSs
For Harrisburg at 30 500 010 A. NJ, l:l0 20 40
500 5:45 p NJ. l2.l5 night Sundays. 100. a5o. 80
= NJ 1918 night. 80
FOR sunbury LewIsbur. and wilamrsport s az ~ -
For Red Bank Long Branch aad points south % Pint
Pleasant. 40 s:i5 II 30 A. ~. 80 l;4S $40 Red
f.lhp p ~ r, 10 n n, a, " 100 p NJ