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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
legal Notices
g,NIoN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

T-NION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
~ p. circuit curt r. me rn't'i s'ats f9 G, he
Anrs sor' an others 'on2.anan, - The mon
Iaaa R'iwls COMM nl ohr,s r@i'hean -, ~, ,e.
.or. ,. o -. ni.nuance ~ ihom y he pcraons y
~.', and n ., l.. IN fhe rrI1n Pacific SYsen. whose
reptssent~ IN sad petition TO " insyA7i'n'
crr, ,u,-o6 Railway ihe Erighton and loIil-r
~. omaha ana Republican Valley Railway. ,he saina
a e'aa'.n Roilray ,ae kansas central Railroad the
h1nsa- ~ t,cac RSiro,d The Acsisen Jewe c,r,y
.na Wes,e-n Ralroad ihc Washington and Idaho Rail
d,i ,. ~ 5so ,fe M neTs derived hy .aN Reccv srs
rom ne orerqon Il The tines ~ Union Pacific Rail
NJ ,n ior-snry arising ir.m M cp-roon u 'ad limos
y, a'"n' o1 ~ an oder -a,fylne The acts u
len pr~sc.,,ed 20 this Court and an inspection
IT Is OrprRED that said petition be fled IN sa'i
,u.~ 'or,hwh ara that said reuuon e brought N f2r
n,arins before no. at he Ln.l stats Court room IN
u 20 At ;D e@oS s,.S " nc'ss Of tn. filing Of
NJ ihe iln~ and place atorssaid upon me Question
rer er possession of and c"as" 20 operate all Of said
inc, = T,' p,y 9 her or~Tons espcnse be given b.
delivery . copy o. ms orde 20 1G a 81 nS sa, .
- IA. oregon railway and Navigation Company. and %
,4 Tr curing dcs. o1ins Sy The :.yva
~p I'D y Ea r9 9 her oi N ne oG NHT
AMI 'hc omaha c in ne daS ,''"eS thereof '0r Ten
Ana E. nh.r ordered. mn, the r3ited states ard
ans , .,hrr parties whom D. ls ordered that notice
o., 49,. c'i-g = RI. said petitoa he given may intervene
n~e'n anl heori ua6n the questions missed by said
f.f'..n lf fhs .i"- - 80.
li,,.I - Paul. MIN. Juno 81 1904
as gucl WALTER II. SANRORH.
T. 8 Circuit Judge
> ,,-ian, q, the above order notice IS berchy given
INT ~ SAIL n"''i0n VIII he brought N OR hearing a.
\, r,.f NI.c.., ~ Tturei av July 18Th 1894. at 10
o'ciock \ n MS In sed orler specified
II n. CLARK
OLIVER W MINK
FLt.t.HY ANDERSON. Receivers.
rOIIN W pOANr.
FREDERIC p CpNDERT. J
rOffN = DILLON.
join 81 TIKI 'RfrpN
o. C1ins" ~ Receivers
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:. l,.jo,r con,,n.n, Total, Changes
Ana Win me ;.S.s o;%ps1cd with a., wee. a.@'
whoa, hush ?, .ss 80 - si7 900 90 5ia 90 .I,ec sig
orr ~. .uSh-' o'- ~ "''i'v" 49, - .
Indifference v-t his ,cen noticed for Tine pas'
tr ,se d,hGu's West T't 9If Te man. va,
very duii and rri."s n"ninaly lnehnngrl, i'ih NJ
f 5a ' naaE have S, 5e tn. from n WIZ and
hai'im,re and t'S tins IN mate -. IN '.",'ns-
Ing qu~, here anl steady at rgh, lecne On London
5a Tss .aSa Ja5 1' q we're scs " ana t sa.
f n i% ma ,sf S a7; s r ne @o a9 81 a 51 S
,eH' s T3e Meo, Se4."s s em11f ne a9l
sat"' eSrus}g Of r1g" PIP W., ."' ,e s, , '
i. 's and y 2s, tns Iu'y i,s, LEAF
I'.'ness was = -,snas WIN , ,u" n r a"i
month were tons from Atlantic ports ..... .sPtl~
TEItTIhe marS,t w.S sya 81 i'a'.I. ~. ] ma
TIA, caaes" De ca 11E m. .. =, ,H ' c .S'
.rfurai oral,., - toiara,n lcisc ialr q, prine lcl
10. doee 2o422 t,''' 'a,r 20 ~ 2'12'o
= 1'''. s'''.i i3gis .riar ~ c,'ire. i9522c
NAvAL sTCla,s s'oe. fosin $40 1ir. u.rr. n'inc
i.',' en'' ia' ',' nD,.. si's .'i.'> 10,
S,. Ie T sa ' SaJ ~ Win aa ,o. a5a q ' a5
'6us a to,s.a$ ~ j. nsaaaiy .'.s6y. ,. qu. md
cot,n.ecl d. pine crst. tt.- -. prm~ crude 'o.re
:s12tc Of 7s ' 2- al aas. ' o,'a . .1;
WIN as's7s e.'~' % ae lpra d, :1': t lind "a.
&c va" '@'
o~rAN IDrrGTI,rs Tn. r-ari,.f for berth freshts is
inactive ami nonnay t,cnanrea Engagements ignow:
- l'x~s bacon H. O. 20 Liverpool 300 ivos ci..~.
Zls. bacon. los 20 Manches'er small enCagN
,,.Ufs INCLUDING clccse "a. Iu- la .D az au.
urcracni goods 2o W. quote: Liverpool. lhUlNd In
d.u InerDW bristol. lal. Hun. q, i~lfh.
9I H.vc,ee Oh Ar-,rorp 2i.l Rotterdam ~. Ham
i,,,v m. nf.s f't'Hfl o. Liverpool 500:
oi.re main non NAL petroleum. United Knr iurn.
? 3aa2s Oh ...... CHAPTERS She ingulrY for steam
and sail tonnage continues uolefut" ana
NJ material variation IN rates ~ noted . any
branch ~ u,tnces Charters fflow. British steamer
G.1is - I0hu y l. ~ vrT. col~f EDr and Jos i-if-
f.h steamer sugar norti side cuia o %cg Yora IhIa-
oi,tt, ~ U,,rn lii 70 12c rui q, l,ia.f Trl'igh
YAK 800 IONS g,1cru cargo Ntr-Yort IN AGelaidc
lump sum TITUS sh l'%r 80 -r,.st' ~, ,l,,
>CiN 10 '"icl''S ~ -, -, ,t.,,n,, o. t,,ti,, lo,p
6.is i"r.ir"nh, go. ~" SOU AZ an.
H' g., p,,, I'D ~ f,,. o. am r,..s ,csr'.uo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

2ac; No 4. 2 il.l6c neo. Feed dull. weak Winter
bran in bulk. sli 50Gsi5 25.
extra fancy. 81 55t2 IS: fancy. 81 2oGs2 sO choice
81 5ods2 rye -four, $3as3 10 Bran loyseT Wheat hTm
higher July 5GI9c: August SAC: september 56Hc De-
cember i9tc Corn higher. July 3fc septernber 3o.c
Oats strong higher July 3'i2c August 2oc septsmosI
DC Pork-Sandard firm AZ Sl3; on orders si3 %
Lard prime steam 04ci choice. Gc Bacon-oSed Hh9u-
dera. 5SMJc. longs nc clear riha ~ shorts. issc
Dry salt Shoulders s. 80; longs and clear Tio
So 60 shorts 80 High wines hgher at 81 ~ Lead
held at 50 10 but little doing owing 70 strike. spelter
az
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SANDY HOOK RQuTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC
From Pier y. r.. foot Rector st.
FIR Aunnuc Highlands. Highland Beach Normandle
INlm.on Beach Seahright. Monmouth Beach, and Long
Irnnch ~ 4:3) 300 il 80 A. NJ. 90 3i5. 40 $50
l.. NJ SUNDAYS. 900 II 90 4. ", l;v 600 J. NJ
For Tiherun. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove Ind points
south to Point Pleasant, ltOo \ NJ. 100 2 Is. 40 . 80
T.. VI sundays Except ocean Grove and Aebury Parh)
poo \. Nj lao Z "
For Lakewood Toms River. ard Bnrnegat 40 A NJ
Fcr Atantic city vincand and BriCseon 400 a. NJ,
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N.Y.. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

rain. leave foot Of West i2d-st follows. 10 m"""'
caller from r'ranNn-sC , , ,,a,onk and Min
.v'ska and WaAkil Valley stations sS,.ari',nlals
~ r.llenyille, Fa4lsDurg. Liberty
D. MON Walton. Delhi. Sidney New-beTlh' -No'"'
uica, oneo.' 1,sa,iS .or West Cornwall Mlldletawn,
~, 10 -, h,r@ SVurstboro Ellrnvc Mon@.n ans
49, 3reyVille Liberty Falls, Liberty nae
i:s5 p Csaturxys ony) I2r siaaii~'' Cantge,ls.
HItle, viz, Liberty FAILS Liberty FafAs'''
Livnsston Me,o' as M"honk and Mnnewaska stony
Ford Mddietowa, Wurtsboro. El1nyiAs Elm. I,erty,
perksville Livingston Manor - o.. .fus Meadow
a 10 n m Tor West Cornwall, orr MH Dis %suhIis
MI, "a npbsN Hall stony Ford. Ctyslu1 Nuh "'N'
,onn noomingburg Wurstb1ro Ensnyile. ,.,, rails
m daily Tor Mlddleto~n llpotlnbusts. -.
burg Liberty livingston Manor Walton s'dn nI points
wicR oneida Fulton; oswego Ninsa,a cnirr chair car
,,nst Pullman Steering Cars. Free rechIS N"''' ~
10 Chicago w Par Drawing Room seats at 81 Broad
wa, New York ~ ~ Il..ver-s, n Y
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soITuERN COTTON MARKETs.

Galveston July Cotton quIot middling. GT<c; low
mllfg Go-loc. good ordinary Ghc: net end gross re-
ceipfs . bales. sales 100 bales stock iO14l bales
Norfolk July cotton steady: mddnG nc. low
mIdng li-lCc: good ordinary. 80; net and gross re-
coipfs tho Continent - bales coast
Wis loN5 bales. sales II bales. stock. l2912 bales
-avnnnnh. fuv Cotton steady. mddnR lD-lpH.
io nlldling Gg-iGc. good primary - lGr; net and
gr.ss receipts ~ haos exports coastwise so bales
a..l.- - ial.s. stock. 20 ~ baies.
Nrw- orleans. July 2-for'or quiet. good mddng ltc;
mdding 81" " miidiing G1.c gyd ordinary 9c Pc;
No. r,crfe 80 bales. SO bales. sales Luz
laios. -rianers'. lilo bales. stock $500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

,,,.n tralns ~ hc@sO AID Las Ness .eAfS -'c"-
,' of ChamDeIs-sl., aaiIy. "a follows. and u"
a,Vna,.. earlier from " est -SdsL. ~,
~ NJ rsubueI EAp.ess iOF NaFer!y, blns-
81 ) a. u'.n EImra. BUlAlo. bradford a.d sala-
r,.uea Iarlor car ~ buAAso On, .- T.. ,-,t.
SUI ago VIA ChautaaSati, LAke siespeFs 10 O"r
cd5o, U.-soiil Chicago ia Niagara FalIA
t:J) sissn.rs to Buffalo and Chicago
r. VIVA Chautauq1a Lake and Niagara tsl!s
S:io SOLID train 70 Sn :Sa ''eepef' 20 DD"A'N
Iho0sseH. TINE TABLE. az hErs AND PCLLNA.Ss
OO|N. ions NJ 2l 213 lnl and gjT broadway 80
- ,2sth-st Chambors and West 23dst ferries. New
iast n kulton-s Brooklyn; 10 HuIsonst. Ho0lNeh,
YORK tv station Erie Transfer Company calls tof
% checks baggage from hotels and residences to ds
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

Tor long Hronch Vcrhn NivIr' g. >. d.,
For Ped Bank I9nc Bqnch am points south % f 9n
Pleasant So IS 90 10 Re4 BlrN SD lot5O lltn
" n ~ p " SATURDAYS ony). ! 10 2l0. 3 30 400,
4 30 80 G.lS J. VI SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove ana
Asbu.y lat.l p.l5 A. NJ. 100. 80 Z "
For LAKEWOOD Toms River, Barnss" Park and
pornecAt go S.i5 ) NJ. ! 20 $50 p. .
For Atlantic city. Nlnciand and Bridseton $50 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach Scabrsht nnd Highland Beach
20 S.lj II 80 A. N. 30. 40. CHS 7 NJ sundays,
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WEEKLY HB EIrTs

IIItAf-- Efc.lnfR daF.. - ,xTS
r.nt Europe alive and In Irosei qaf'crs and ~ cars
a'snnco . 7;cqsi - 10 n and r'prt' ffsm chc"-
stimulated the .acemcn, sil more Not halt ~ fn'ny
cnifie were yards could have been fvIosod Z
ana 'hc market closed Win NE tendency ,uh H1Tt'i
I3fs . pmc na' 5 sIs :. . g i,g.e ,cD. a,
s. - bulls e 25gt' n" cows ~ 81 "oat'
S Gy 5sei,@ a.' l o1 R'fa sa a at 'IS s'F
st Gn a. 'gS per h ana Am~I'.nn I've cam" $40" at
Shipment. today none Tho hncr!cs Nomndic
whc,ier The Nil corpicrn.n wi, arri,c Tho former l.
expected nbou q" cattle tho latter 100 cattle
Sale. sherman & culver II chicase s'c.r'. i5e2 n
a 5a 5 40 g. 100 to- 10 2a i T. at | 81 il TO- ~
n. a, SO, - DO %' n At 80 10 10 2i5 ~ at s. ~.
100 y 4 s. 6 ,s 6 80" # d l 10 q: i2s p
at s. a. rcnns5;,ana do ~ H. At s. 5o 81 r<1aa 49,
ioa3 ~ a, 3 2; ,,ag. I2e n at 50 ?; 'o 100 n
- COWS ~ r. 81 ;c q: 49, d" % 49,
% p s M,s 3: 20 ~ "%' ,'i: % ~ =
i Fl ao d. 3 H. at at e. iis !. e 10 !, y Dr.
i2S2 n, At g % ie 49, 2aa ~ a, 50 80 Q DO 235 n
I %, nd. y ct s. q Do. 1851 h. sI7s' iaS
s%nqsrs !! a,''I Z &c se~T, from M,oa.
n. at s. 20. 1 do so ~ At 50 20. bull 100 II. at
NJ tIa% sS il s%s %' 1873 = ,Sisf' ~
2, d. i2eo II: a, 8 %. p Do, i2to r. At g %
HT.r Go % y cs s9a'' GsS' 2'e =. At 80 @
Hancnbe'k 9 Iollt: oxen. 1875 n. at a. 80: d.
Ii7 ~. 80 - -.
Hume Mullen: Il bulls. 40 n, 81 20; o hcif.rs
40 NJ. ~ 81
s. judd & Co: oxen. 1922 n. a. - "a: d. ieiO
H.. ~ 81 -. bull. Loo ~. nj 50 50: No. No. AZ
81 -. : ~. III ~. AT g. 80
,,MIi.cn lows neceip'f. % had Feeling nrm and
dealers quito f2.Dtf5 Tor good Sorf0n
Il ca. sold > cows ~ sgpItI3 80 per head
CALNES-Hec-ipts. 1892 head. NIL at slrtieth-~, Ir-
mnni rsod"ntely active rvanc~ 81 2jf5c On veal.
and Do On hueTmk calves Io7r c prime venls sold ~
So 1oTS - per 70 n, fer selected 90 s. 90. bu,
tcrnlk calves IT - 0t2 75Gtl Dressed calves steady
and fair dennri.
Sales lgdi & CO. l7s vrels. III \, nv-ragr Mt o.
100 No 81 DO $40 H. at 81 s7: 10 hd calves esi n
ut 49, 10 huttermnh j.. i73 H. NJ s. 30 49,
Hom. Mullen; - yeei, i5i n 81 s. 81 no do Ita
53do. ~ N at 81 -; 50 d. 10 ~ a. 90: do Aj
D. at 81 fed calves 1871 10 81 80: IL veals iis
No. st 50. 30 puttrrnlt calves la NJ Al 81 20 DO
lss n. al 81 30 81 DO 10 IT,. 81 50 40 - '
IIallsnbcc Hollis veal isa II, n, s. %. I'M do
i53 d. at . 30 c.5 DO. 100 H. at s.: - d. 1875 H. a,
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY


Fur Trucks. Automatic Blick Signals
Trans leave station foot u Liberty -.
Pr rastln. bethlehem Allentown. Mauch chunk. &c,
9o Is o TO- II -. Eas'nn. 4 II. 100. 1880, t4Oo
T. fas,'n, ! 20 545 80 70 Allentown. p. NJ. sun
DAYS 30 : Is A. NJ. ! % > 30. 600 =. NJ =.
F0- Wlkrslarro Pl'tst,n. anil Scrant.n oiO A. NJ.
! 10 4 NJ sundays. ! % A. NJ
"a ! 30 800 800 800 SIS 7.3l p. NJ. T. = night
sn.liva I % \. ". %. 30 5.3) 600 +. ~. le.lo
night "a =, ,.,o -,
80, $40 5.i5 " l2.i5 night. Srndnys. loo. 30"
e. .p T. 1918 night .
FIR enniiirv i.rv=hutr AMI WILLIAMSON, ~ 40 500
pio NJ. mo 1870 r:so NJ sundays 7i3 A. NJ.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO pHILADELrnIA bALTlMoRE AND WASH

TO PHILADELPHIA. bALT!MORE AND WASHING
radrPna wesH Iay a go 800 p SSO f ioo
taD, 300. 900 Dining car,. : 80 SO + NJ. l2i'
80 $3.50. $50 dnninS cgr f. NJ lS;i5 nIsa. ,,.,o
For naiIm'Fe ana so zoo 500 90; tpinnx Car,
i NJ i2l3 nigh sunda:s. 300 i,3) DINING Car,
A AZ 20 500 GOO Dining Ca.0 =. NJ, 1918 night.
Tickets snrorcar seats can be procured at ~ 25l
iWh ST. i33 East le5th St. 2oi West 18TH St.. PSI
commhrs Az. New York; Court St. 500 Fulton ~.
,,,ooLlv,. NS broadway williamsburg The New Y nrs
Transfer Company viii call fog and cheek baggage from
l.. % LestlnnilOI.
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BALTIMORE d ONO Il. Il.

pAITtMOIE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
s'r. LOUIS AND all. POINTS WEST
rtLLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
cA AS So N ana i25 aiSHt Fsr PIfTsBlRa i'S
- =. and l2.i5 night For CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. .
= IN, 900 p m For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE;
N w 50 a. m. Dining Can 80 500 n ss sum
rains run daily except 300 o m For NORFOLK Bay
Roanoke Bstol and through Pullman Sleep
ing car 100 daily. .,
Ticket offices. 1872, "Gi 4lo LAO Bway ii f. lfth.st.
400 Grand n Y: 1it FNlfc"s'. BROOKLYN; station
foot 81 T.hertv-st. G. r. r. ~ n. T..
New York Transfer Co will rai 20 and check baggage
siom hotel residence 10 destination
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$. i,,en,t~r .. go 80 o,s go
r q"" w, steady ,6 S ,r" Ns 'pa a'
v'cni 81, rcic. ~ sprins wheat '-o'Nc ,l .amYe.
~ Cnn'.. g. rye -. So harley 81 NJ mimi s.
p'' Sr Ill., 1: s RsT r. ''Ts b is sc ~ 100 r. e
70 'e G,s , ;G 81 81 .ss s,1 ~ eI [' s 9
s. ,oafs No. whl,key dlstlcrs nn.ncl goods yer gel
s. nsa' sg, I"af s. =, ~ rrr PIX rianqa,sa s. -
'hange toGn,- nnrke nrm,r. extra cream
IN rdo %. a""sna ooi higher fresh Stock per dor
cncnna. Jul. Flour Spin p,sre,' 8 s'afS -,
Sc aul@i =, f@i sea5i,,S Com MARKET quiet. No
%. 70" 9o,, MoaE IT. c M , mHa So CO. ST s,r
meas ti3 NNe lnri 'oi demand: sales OF steam leaf
.:say s. Scu a[. g. sSor, S ;Gc. ~ sSe
gods on a basis u 81 Is were ~ nb.
Milwaukee July This was a decidedly dun day
were: No northern wheat. on track 65c; NJ J. sprins
=. ~ Com gg's. 10 !. 42c No J. 4ie. oats No
day was nrNr The opening Conditions favored an al
vance July closed sn'uniay at dnnc and az IN" sane
pr!ce to-day 9ftcr an op'ninE at CO.'S nigh point at
CO.'S md a low point At 20 sspicmb"r orsntr5l rS
Cash wheat cut almost NJ figure. offerings being The
saGsi ."T n nmH car, pn s Nor'h p a, r
speedway The coains tho mills shuts on tho demand
9 rdrf " $40 H 1sgs ISL !" ' mex .hos -
81 ~ So NJ D. S'ga'G .r goi. 9HgT n" Ts ;3
81 10 lnker % o0dsg ~; production 1000 bbs' ship
rhnade,phia July 2 Four nuyers oPer.a'ng only IN
small satisfy actual wants. but no general
prssrc 10 el and prizes ssad> main,siGed On des
e. 2i0s2 20, No ? winter femly e oas2 ~ Penney-
81 toaf: II; DO -rn,t 81 1875; DO patents s9gfa ai
spring clear 81 tOuS2 90. DO straight 81 25NS3 j0 do
patent. 81 dO4S3 30. 40 favors brands higher. Rye
Hour quiet 81 81 bh for choice Pennsylvania
Wheat Wlsl firm. advanced iNi+o but no speculative
Trading mae export inquiry No Delaware ted. in
Io,t elevate 6l1.c: ~ red Iuiy; dogG!'.e Augg,
ruled hrm lndrr gh offerings hut not much demand Tor
either loch, c,r-umrslon Export. 20 z mixed JAY
+,lriG'. August. tGa+Gisc. September. iIGiTitc. Oats
Carlos advanced g. bush futures
also firm and laQisc higher put trading No
mixed JDc. ungralri white. $50 nisc. nlao 5Oisc
No l white ea-.v SOC held the slof 32c; No
white. IOG5lG; 10 choice track &c do clipped ale
40 white July. 40 pc. August. 3iim3di.r. september
34fd3ieo Butter quit steady. PENNSYLVANIA Creamery
lsc' Pennsy.vnnia prints. extra wholesale 0c
do I,hhng 2O623c. Figs steady md IN fair demand:
Yok factory. sGstc part skins SAFE Provisions arm
fair demand Becf-clty inmlly per Dbl iO0llc Pork
Fam!iy. l5e Hams. io9iar sldeS. Ihqoc; shoulders,
TGNisc breakfast bacon. OisNiosc. inrf-Purr city
lined THd sac. Refined susnrs quiet sof, grades easter
Cubes size loyeng~. SIC; standard powdered Jac nne
grnnuated 4Hc standard DO &c. \. iisc clys-
TAI \, i.c. double refined diamond A. sc; confSfion-
60 ~; red star 4. &c; Ke'stons &c: Franklin Il.
BIN; do extra dsc; red star G 3ise. star 9.
J-c; blue star Z, l5-Jc al less 3Oc fcbateJ; NJ 49,
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y '' summer 5chcdul, in effect July iSt 1894
,r p.sihnn> Tnng Branch. Theron Ocean Grove As
bury PARK B-mar sprtns Fake. and Point Pleasant.
Tins eav. foot Cortiandt and De.brosscs 330
7so 10 5000 n. l2:lO. ('l.20 Saturdays only,
40 .3io % except RedbanlO .2D, $40 700 p.
S,nlayy s:l, 'g:f6 a m. 5:l3 g. N.
Tiains leave foot Liherty-,t 40 $50 60 R"doanSl
2iS 90 400 'i:3o $50. CHS IN. Sundays. '0l3
n m, 30. 400 D. r.
PARK
Denotes express trains.
RUFUS HLoDGEYr. sup't y. Y. l.: - r; r.
J. X. WOOD. . . II. = BALDn IN,
O. l. A., Penna. II Il. q. i. A.. {. r. r. 81 \. j.
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DrI. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations I'm Ncv-XOrk foot OF Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
yEsTIDIIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PIyTSCH LIGHT.

NEMAKh
THE ORANGES. Summit. BernSEdsvl.e. BasHng
Rdge Madison. MorrstOwn. Passaic. Paterson, Boom
Ton Dover s'anhope. Bupbs LAKE LAKE, LAKE 10
Washing,qa. PAlII::LILPsRuRG. EAsToN: WyASTEk
TON PITTsaON. WILKESBARRE NANTICOKE.
pANVlLLE NORTHUMBERLAND. Nontr9se. BINl-
HAMTOS, OXFORD. NORWICH. Naterviis. UTICA
kICNFIEID SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. OS-
WEGO ITHACA, OWEGO ELAIRA. CORNING.
BATH DANSNILLE. BUFFALO and all ponts
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
1.aD A M-BINGIIAMTON Mall stops a, principal
eco A M-BuFFALO. SCRANTON RINGHAMToN.
T.ICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ard
O~WFCiO EXPRESS Pullr N Buffet Varor cars Com
meets al Buffalo with train Tor Chicago arriving go
100 p .' MS~sCRAHToN BINGHAMToN ard ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars ~ 49, 49,,
Ot'TN EXPRESS Pullman paror cars
S:sO T. NJ daily BUFFALO. 5, RANTON. BINGHAM
TON and ETMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
BUFFET Sleepers Arrives at 7lj a. -
900 / NJ DAILY BUFFALO SCRANTON: B!NGiAM-
ToS RiCUFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and o.
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bufe slee9.rs . ..
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACcOMNopATloNS AZ ~
Maroy-st. AMI 29 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
ave- Neslork. 32S and 726 Fult2nst and - broaGway
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California

California possesses a delightful winter
climate. Almost every day is bslmy and
full, of sunshine. To live in such air a few
months may save You big doctor bill. 1t
doesn't cost much TO try. The Frisco line
aud Santa F'e route will carry you To Los
Angeles, San Diego or San Francisco any
day, on fast vestibnled express train, III
Pullman or tourist sleeper. The journey
is through New Mexico and Arizona.
where heavy snowfalls seldom come. IL is
short, quick and mfortabie-straight
across. not roundabout. Once a week
personally-conducted excursions are run
TO the Pacific coast in tourist sleepers.
Competent porters and agents in charge.
Second class tickets hopored. and good
care taken of ladies and children without
escort. Very cheap rates for one way or
round trip, now in effect. Write to ID.
Wlshart, q. T. A. Frisco line, 81. Louis,
Mo-, for copy of California excursion leaf
lie, and handsomely illustrated book
entitled ITO California and Back" Near
est local agent Of Frisco line or Santa Fe
route will be glad TO name ticket rates and
furnish desired information about TIE trip
Don't be afraid 10 ask questions
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oers pay the following:
RATES OF ASSESSMENT.

PRoHIBTTED oCCUPATIoYS,-No person can
be admitted TO beneficial membership while
engaged in any of the following occupations:
Blasting. coal mining. submarine operations,
manufacturing highly infiammable or explos-
i've materials. areOnauts, and linemen in the
employ of electric companies, either in the
construction or repair OF lines over which the
current passes; 10 person can be admitted 20
either social or beneficial membership. who
i engaged either as princi pal. agent or ser
want in the manufacture or sale of spirituous
or malt liquors as a beverage. or who Is adj
dicted 10 the Incorporate use of intoxicating
liquors.
MEDICAL ENAMINATION.-Every applicant
for BENEFICIAL membership must be thoroughly
examined by a competent physician, and his
examination approved by the supreme medi-
cal examiner before his admission.
The LADIES OF THE MACCABEEs-Is an aux
iiiary branch o. the order. They have distinct
local branches, and manage the business of
such branches themselves and have a ritual of
their own. Men are not eligible to member
ship. This branch provides for death. dis
ability and old age benefits for the lady men,
berS and has met with wonderful success IN
der the exclusive management of the women
and now has a total membership in the coun-
try of Sl,CGi
The Maccabees has certainly made splen-
did record. 1t is the third largest order OF its
kind in the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-29

We learn through Major Boynton, the
supreme record keeper. that the Macabe.s
have had a wonderful growth notwlth-
standing the past year or more OF depres-
sion of business throughout the country.
Not only was 1893 as whole, spiendld
wear for the order, the net increase IN the
membership having been nearly 40UO0'
and the benefits distributed nearly $1,000
DO0 but the present year is even more
promising.
The supreme tent, during the first three
months of 1893 organized III new tents
and issued 1865 certificates for new mem
bers, representing So, 49, 600 of life and dis
ability benefits, while for the same mouths
this year 1872 new tents were organized and
1890 certificates were issued to new mem
bers representing the enormous sum OF
t9, 98S, 900 in life and disability benefits.
The magnitude of these figures can be
better understood when you realize that
these three months business Is greater In
volume than the Michigan business OF any
four life Insurance companies doing busi-
ness in that state for the whole year 1893,
and in point of certificates issued Is great
rr than that of any eleven of these com
psnies.
The order has now become continental
In its character, not only doing business
in all the healthy parts OF onr own coun-
try, but across the line on the Porth,
throughout the Canadian provinces, It's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-29

The district of WhitechspeL Lon
don. IS rapidly ceasing 70 he, as IL il
generally considered, distnctively
Coclney -populated locality. In 1881
one in every five inhabitants of the
district was foreigner. and since then
there has been great influx Of for
eigners- mostly Russians and Russian
Poles More than two thousand %
these foreigners settled in .he district
during last year. driving cut almost as
many BOadone-.. The birth rate IN
" hitecis pei = ~. a COMPARED with
Is IL the western districts OF London
and - IA Russia Even ifinmsgrz,soo
should cease & Is considered pretty
certain TIA: the russians and Foles
,s5ll son pr.ziomiDaie u whiteehzD>L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-29

Persons who sympathize with the
afflicted will rejoice with ID. F. Carr, OF
1885 Harrison street. Kansas City. He Is
An old sufferer from inflammatory rheu-
matism, but has not heretofore been
troubled in this climate. Last winter he
went up into Wisconsin, and in conse-
ouence has had another attack. at came
upon me again very acute aud severe" he
said. my joints swelled aud became
infameu: sore to touch or almost TO look
at Upon the urgent request of my
mother in-law | tried Cbamberlain's Pain
Balm TO reduce the swelling and ease the
pain, and 10 my agreeable surprise, it did
both. / have used three fifty-cent bottles
and believe i, to be the finest thing for
rheumatism, pains and swelliugs extant.