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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-19
FANCY DUCKS,

For street and outing dresses, the I2ac kind, at oac.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-19
Standard Patterns.

The best fitting, the most stylish and the most eco- nomical. Call and get May fashion sheets free.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-19
Ladies' Swiss Vests.
TABLE LINENS.

Best goods and lowest prices. Five pieces O. inch German Table Linen, worth 59c, special price tomorrow 3oc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

The Minneapolis journal has the follow
ing about well known former retI tent Of
st Johusbufy'
Judge Henry {, belden, who was elect
ed to the bench OF the district court in
Hennepin county last fall, tells sn anus
ing story in CONNECTION with bis earlier le
gal experience IN Vermont.
1t ga. when Judge Peck was on the
bench, said be TO d little group OF sttor
neys who were waiting 10 the courtroom
after trial had Iast been completed He
was very dignIhed man, and was quite
rigorous in his insistence that the street
est cour, etiqnette sLould be preserved.
AT Que time a man was pnt on the vii
ness stand Who had evidently never been
III sneh posi1on before, As Vas his Gus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

Salutatory 3!

Custom ha- prescribed formal address from
| those about TO assume the cputroi Of busiuess
| 10 tts patrons. We will ioregO the pleasure Of a
| detailud chat and beg to be excused from the
rksgme formaIty uf Jugisslutstory address
defining positions and promises, which through
the changing conditions Of hf ,rs may be yiOlat.
ed. The conditions Of our environment will
dictate our course, ever keeping u mind 'the
greatest good TO the greatest number, " aud our
chei mission vii be advocacy ~ our local 10.
terests We solicit shSTe Of the patronage OF
The people, without 1t the very best business
IN the state could not b. tustAned, or would
dwlndle down to par With the patronage &C
corded "IO err II human" Perfection can
not be expected Among the diversified Opin-
IONS 10 the minds OF the human family, all can.
not see Ike hence 10 man can please every
body II be tries to do 80 he viii please no one.
The sufest way IL to feel jusuhed by his own
cJuscieuce snd trust to the charity Of his
friends 10 eIcuse HE mistakes aud rhOrt com.
ipgs, assuring al that such are errors Of the
head sud not Of the heart.
Fleahrd with the beautiful location Of Man.
chester CtBtte fascinated with lts lovely scenery
and heAithihl bretzes captivated by the hospi.
tAhty, energy and prugtos sslye spirit Of its peo-
pie, which has relogatcd II to a second place
among the villages Of the county; and tempted
by the prospects q prosperous Investment IN
our business, We have sought TO make the in.
terests ui the public our interests and 10 idon.
tiy our happiness and prosperity with theirs.
With this end in view, We will eudesyOi 10 make
our store aud businoss reject credit on this pro.
RressIye village to promote its growth to IN.
crease lts prosperity extend its busness aud |
mskug 1t auxiliary IN the promotion Of our gen
erAl welfare. People Of Manchester. Centre, |
shAil We have your coOperatlOui
Very respectfully,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29
tresfe


Yes be msrued Crosby's pretty sister
three months later, and | VS. bcst m.o
st The Wedding
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

X Good afternoon,
Same to you, ana intcgr ty is tho roaI
a to success.
That Man Up IA Tree,
u | never saw bnt one will bear in tht
r woods 10 my life, aud | lived IN back
woods locality until was nearly 30. said
e DR.. Pollen of Troy Not that there wereu
d plenty Of bears IN our woods, but never
went ont looking Tor any and didn't hap
pen to run against any IN my travels,
This particular bear and lad fight, and
good one, ANA ! will not conceal the fac,
rom you that the bear did not Kill me.
But he unused me up enough tosatisfyany
bear aud the man who caused all the trou
Bile never so much as had bis hair rump
led, The man who introduced me to the
bear never saw b fore. don't know
what bis name was, and have never seen
him since,
| WAS on my way 10 see a patient who
lived seven or eight miles from town on a
backvo0ds farm. was about half way
there when heard some one hail me. Il
looked in the direction Of the sound and
saw in the top Of small maple tree, or az
near the top as he could climb, man
who seemed to be excited. The tree wasn't
more than 20 yards irCm the road, and
thick growth of underbrush was between
it and where was stopped my
horse.
HeIlo hollered the man. Come over
here and see what you kin do toard gittin
feller down ont Of this tree. won't YEP
/ got up berc durn quick, bat got to
have help fore ! kin git down agln.
What are yon doing up there anyhow2I |
hOilered back.
Watin to git down, replied the man.
Not another durn thing, aud yon kin help
me.
got out Of my wagon and made my
way through the thick bushes toward the /
tree, thinking all the time that this was a
queer customer had struck, | got through
the brush and came eut into quite large .
opening where the tree stood, and inatant
Iy saw that the man had good reason for }
say ing that he'd have to have help in get
ing down out Of the tree. Raging about =
he foot OF the tree was big bear, mad all "
10 , 4 10. ] u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

sl The Wedding
-,
Taa oJl rsarl, us,a .i,r,ee orno tho
,,ps,.,..,ho5 ro,,h amen, ,ha ,yo,t.s
sb,8ov, Tbo b,,svsnclls. uere s.,II
in hln,c, ara haI,ta3 t,r,,,i., h.,1
was rstb.,in, .uee,o,s. f,er, thai, f.,
gy.o, hl,sso,r.
The womsnls oyea uera hr,,bt with tho
l,gbt oto,h., asys and ,bo,a ma .,r.r,
nIo,. sp,,le pron ma, lin. u.rtoi,,i,,
fell from he, ap,st hands
Whv uo,lnr ssi3 tho c,sy t.i,oI r.,,
As SLOWLY bent IN nick mn tba hall NJ
warn which was rollins towards him .o-,a.
the ro,,h VIVA, s,.,s v,, ao;,oq
Rsms,,ha,iner aha s,i1 with 1n,.
l.ueh wh,ls a delieste apsh ,rtnsoa no,
saea ohoak I'm 4 foolish ola wor,a,
mavba-hpt father was ronemhe,;oe
tbotr,a roy .ho,tgft, ,oa,sao, rI,.r
Won were the bopp,est da,k batrod lad in /
Neab,,v
Ana Won war, ,ba svoe,es, r,o,,i.s,
gi,l m aII ,bs .r5f tba Ola ,,sn b,ole j.,
gsvlv
Sha sm,lsd W. wera noi,ber 90 atom,
then. f,tber. was alwaysa a thin sim oI
a eirl.a and Won were az slender and STRAIGHT
A. the yonpg birch tree IN oor garden
An bow we'll | remrmber that epmmar
pi,ht that Won were going awsv IN seek
yopr fortnne-ppless
IrnIess nv forture hid mo stev At hama /
AZ your Inns did tbat p,pbt It seems like
Yesterday
And wa were married in tbe tIl-vcp
sopIdn't wait tIl snripo and was neyo,
IN hnr,icd in All NV Gfel
And We drove away ,ooetbcr after ,ho ,
,eddino in NV fsthar,s sio-a an, no,
vmoon was tbe tai,ast Sonto,hor mann :
ever saw in all nv fonr and vonty
cara =
And onr first bousekeering f.tbo,r Ia
on remember the mistakes made and =
ov Won leuObed At ,bem2 And when -
red Won comforted me. and We moda il
n soain q that vas a haprv banrv
met "
Than Intla Rntb WAS horn sbe want ~,
owIv hnt ~. co,Ian,, koon ber with no ~
mn Somabow fstber mn ana NJ tho otb ="
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

hetu a. prHaBafft t.,.H .-.,-... 80
hs,o heooa dc.a tsag trr.rn l.s.,, .,,
If uy seven sRa,.h.3ca..,-..ts...,
a. ianua aat snsfus,f
Before I l,mret r. ,,s ..,t......,.
, Of NV rnnaw.v ha,sa .l.r,-l -.
pie tree. The m.p vi. h,3 n.4.4 ,,.
wasn't there It,lhl ..,.t... ,...,.-
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4mpal a g.t,.. ..r. ,..,. '......, -
m,,.a ..t .' ''''' follow came ou'
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lloto s an Enghsh bull SAID uoetc
Dave.
I'm afraid You'll be late at the marty
said an Old lady to her stylisb grardI.nsh
tor, who replied.
Oh, no, dear etspdm,. dnn,t Won l,aw
hat in eur fashionable set pohodv ovc,
goes to party til everybody j., tberc,
The Scotch produce some vcrv ON
,uls, also. Here are some.
A minister IN Arran ia said IN n,yo
made the following announcement r,om
is pulpit
My friends. there will be no Lords day
ere next Sabbathlt's tho sacrament owre
t kilmory, and III be there.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

rI'HE TILIWELL.-BIERCE X SMITH
i VALE co-Dayton. Ohio, Nov. 10. is05.The Board
Directors Of this COMPANY has declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of TWO PER CENT on Its preferred
stock payable Dec .. Transfer books will close Nov
20 reopened Dec . Checks FOR the dividend will
be mailed from this office
WALTER W. SMITH Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
LOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

tuesday, November lS-p NJ
Under the influence Of foreign liquidation and
engagements of gold for export the stock market
was further depressed to-day Information
ceved from London showed renewed liquidation
in stocks there and on the Paris Bourse there
considerable weakness. both Of which factors
helped TO restrict trading here, and only few
shares displayed any activity. The Western
Union [ Mon Pacific decision caused continued
luuidation in the frst-named stock, while the
decision against the American Tobacco Company,
by which proceedings can now be instituted
against the a trust. was responsible for
weakness and liquidation IN the Industrials.
Covering OF shorts toward the close helped
these stocks to a small extent. The chief losses
were sustained in Tobacco. Jersey Central. Den
YER and RIO Grande preferred. Louisville and
Nashville Manhattan. Tennessee Coal and Iron,
United States Leather preferred. Western Union.
St Paul. General Electric Missouri Pacific and
Wabash preferred. OF the active stocks the only
ones TO close at net gains were Canada southern
Reading and Wheeling and Lake Erie. There was
little commission house interest in the market
and the engagement Of nearly $4,000 oc gold for
export with continued strength in the foreign
exchange market % sufficient influence TO
depress speculative and investment tempera
ment The prospects at present indicate total
shipment for the week at about S. 100000
The declines in values IA the stocks which
have recently enjoyed the most activity from
their highest prices OF the year look rather
formidable when the losses are calculated but
it must be remembered that present prices. while
under the best Of the year. are much above the
low range % values prevailing before the bull
movement Of last spring. or the chief active
stocks Manhattan is the only one whose present
value IL its lowest for the year. American Tobacco
is near It's lowest point. and Is Western
Union there being only difference ~ about 1
Der cent between their present values and their
lowest recorded prices Of the year. The heaviest
declines from top prices have been in American
Tobacco which q about 80 per cent lower.
United States Leather preferred. % per cent. and
Sugar Refining and Manhattan. q per cent; Ten
nessee Coal and Iron. II per cent; Reading, II per
cent: Chicago Gas and Louisville and Nashville
10 per cent; Jersey Central. per cent; Western
Union per cent: Missouri. Kansas and Texas
10 per cent: Rock Island per cent: Burlington.
per cent: ST. Paul per cent. and Dstng and
Cattle Feeding, per cent.
Closing prices Of the principal active stocks.
compared with those ~ Yesterday. we're as fol
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
financial MeetlnQs.
NOTICE
SPECIAL MEETING Of he siockholders

NOTICE.
4 SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
"A Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company Will De
held general Offices in Chicago H., TUESDAY
he 26,h day Of November 1895 II o'clock a m 10
ac' upon III. following questions. VIZ:
Whether the capital stock u this company shall he in
creased. and. II 80. how much and In what manner.
The board Of directors have determined submit 0
said meeting Of stockholders FOR their the follow
INK propositions. with their recommendation that the
be adopted.
That the capital stock Of tho company be increased
from $4,000 OVJ $GO 600 600 by ~ one
hundred thousand shares ~ 500 each and that each
rtocIholdsr record oct no. 1873 snail have the
privilege ~ subscribing AZ for one II the shares
for ever shares then registered his
yiied notice Of his intention take pro
portion ~ new shares shalt be received by company
AZ oiice In New York. before Dec 10. 1895.
PAYMENT for the shares be- made follows: Ten
per thereof Dec. 10 1875. IL per Dec ri.
1895. - per Jan. 81 1920 - per cent Feb
1895 and the remaining - pei cent on March 81 1890
To such shall before Dec. 81. 1898, have paid
their subscription fun there Will b. issued certificates
therefor emitting the holder Give the dividends U
be paid IN March 1928
The stock ransfe books will be closed the close Of
business Oct 10. 1873 and remain closed until the
morning % the 10Th Of the same month.
~ order Of the BoaId ~ Directors
@. HACKSrAFF Secretary.
New York. Sept. %. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
Railroads.
DIN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

St.tious foot u ana 'cruahhl 'H''''
:, nm 4. M.-rAsT LTNF~Psror car 70 Pltisburg.
i"o" sl rESNsT bHas Ha 3
ton Cars Arrives .nicas,, ,nnd,anapolls 500 4 NJ
Hon,stIlie ii5O 4. NJ, ST. Louis 800 r. NJ ana io'e''
p no ~ a. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExpREss;-
pullman Sleeping and Dining cars ', % 90 :a' 4,
vile and chicago. Arrives cncAnau iV'' - ~ ~
e. p H. NJ ws SefsE9 's s,esg.:
Dinng Z, asrs Il cesa esso al p Il
7.4s f. " s6rTHwEsTERX ExrREss IH9'.
ssspns ns n%"s fs' w. a%apos S P "
$50 I:u H. PAcrc ;'F&P sleeping "a,
w Plitsbmrg Connects for Chicago daily ana ''s'e
land e'f FoR s'' xTIAxrA ExposITIoS,n "
Via SOUTHERN KA II. NJ coksr LINE 20
a n daily: via sEABoARD AR LINZ n,l. $ sHi ~
F. NJ daily. Via CAPE cHARLEs ROUTE -" - 49,
week 1 Wsyx;s IsI s$2 hsD THE SOUTH
$50 $50 1910 Dining csr IL s a d. n,ing c1rs, ~
ninr carr Dining car P NJ i2S pif IN s All
.l Y SDn II a d1. 2s 80 bin"s es oas
pTAkk ss DA HisG nAlLwAy Express P. NJ
ror OLD POINT COMFORT ana NORFOLK, rsr,s
Charles Route. a. NJ weekdays and VII" '"'''''
ATrANTIc CITY and cApE 20 N Aiian NC CIV
For Long Branch Asbury pes OCEAN o anG II w II
r p~5,la ' sanasys op nteTiaken for A''-
Parso S4' A. E y .l p,HniinhaDELpHlA, .oo
INK carj. il A. ~. -. l. go 5 =" ,pIn'' +? IS
Dining s G9r Di 5 go az go L' 10 I
< NJ Dining Car. 20 ID'S M r2 * nishr
r, Csr' e,ces nos sss "a 1913 1922 III s.t ~
As'or H9 , s sns '0 SEQ fulton s, 4
osd~ay r9oyn Annex s'f ,y f2s' SsF Yo
trre' pany Vii call and heck baggage I'm
hotels and residences through 20 de'''nf"2Rn WOOD
= ~ c cmfn Manager General Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
RailroaoS.
oo~c~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~>NN~~~~~"|>|~'~'
.AmkNiCH'S oRx~TG1T kAItROAv.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station 42d Street.
$50 A. M-Except sunday Empire state EHpfe''
Fastest train in the world. 80.
O,3O A. DAILY Fast Mail For Syracuse. Rochester
buffalo. Niagara Fails. Chicago -, -,
OisO A. M.-Excep Sunday. Day Express For AL 'i'-
portant State points. -. ,,,,
100 p M-Daly. southwestern Limited FOR 'inc'-
natl. Indianapolis and 81. Louis ,. ,,...
L M-Dai,y Chicago Special for Detroit, CieNe-
land Toledo and Chicago -.,..,s
$3.50 +. M.-Except sunday. West Point. fousn"ee'S'
Albany, Troy Saratoga. - n..-o
$3.50 r M-Dany North Shore Limited Due Detroit
$50 A. ID. Chicago 80 r. n ,.,, Ad,ron.
900 M,Day For Albany Troy yy,,.c S,ea' snfaio
Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Chicago Cihc'nna"
8,2S p M"~Daily Saratoga Piattsburg. st. Adams
1880 p M-Dsily. For Auburn Road Buffalo Sassra
Falls Cleveland indianapolis. ST. Louis, Cnlcaso
300 +. M-Daly. Only Sleeping Car passen a1'
points the Fall Brook Ry ana f'oc"eS'e' ~
ot5 M"paIiy For O-wego. watertown. Ogd.ns
burg Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago except S''u'
Tor Cape vincen, and ne Auou md principal
points New-York Central. every hs"' N'
o,o0 NJ and a,:.5 p M-Daily. except Sunday TO
Prtsfeld, via Harlem Division 49, p.rL
O15 4 M-sundsy only, to Pit,sneId and the befH
shire Hills via Harlem Division ,.,r,s
ALL NIGHT" TRAINS TO foNk 81 no,,,. on
Putnam Division as far as Yonkers in connection WIT
the Elevated Road. This Is the only line run''"s a"
night" trains out OF New-York.
Wagner Palace all through '-alhs
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light ., c,.,,o,
Ticket, and Wagner OFces Al Grand 'entfa o,ar..
rls broadway Park Place 28i 4lS Bro dway % ,ab
it,h.st a42 broadway o35 Columbus ave-: % YES
a., and Issth. st. station New-York s5s and I2o FUTON
a. ana ioS broadway 4. D.. Brooklyn. -. VA,
Baggage checked hotel or residence by the west
COZ 9%tT EH ~ Tot-%Fy GEORGE II. DANIELS
JONI csrsraI Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
Philadelphia. November 1895
VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
1 declared n semi annual yidend OF TWO AND ONE
HALE PER CENT upon the capital stock OF the Com
pany. payable in cash and after November Both 1885,
Shareholders registered the books Of the
pany AT r. m October 3lst. 1895.
on saturday. November Both. dividends will be paid to
Checks dividend Will b. mailed 10 shareholders who
have nled Permanent Dividend Orders this office.
ROBERT ". SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave IVES. "a ~ -, o,at I,yrLi,n g. "
a M A VI DAILY Local Buffalo -
40 A. ~ Daily 10, al to Albany Tor Catskil Mouna"'
nr1 ca,a,cgs Parlor cars Albany. Sundays onS
0I5 A. " Daily fo Albany. Utica. syracuse kocnes.er'
purai, Niagara Falls Toledo, Cleveland ana tm.aso
II AZ 4 VI Daily. except sunday. to caiskII Moun-
ian. New Paltz Lake. Mchonk ana papnr car
a. 90 - VI Daiiv. except Sunday for Albany: s.,s.
q ~ = VI Daily Tor Albany. Montreal Utica syracus:
P"ch.s.sr Buffslo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
cleveland Chicago and st LOUIS . >,..,,r ,iharv
q 40 r. IT. Daily except sunday. for Newnu,e, Aioany'
Saratoga and Montreal Paror car 70 fiss Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. ,-.,. e,r.c,s. Pochss
g TX r NJ Daily Albany. Utica, syrsIns,.
Ter Runsio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit 'ieVe'a'
an Tim, tables. paror and sleeping car accom-
,ada,on. appy cy ofices Brooklyn and New notH dno
~ .tstion. Tim. tables principal notes p"e
Information address New-York
Gen Passenger Agent. Vanderoht ave- '>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY

acl
ro,,r tracxs Automatic Block Sgnsls
on and after November L. lsD'e
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty - =.
For carton Bethlehem. Allentown Mau,n, az a., "a
40 lis 0:iO III 35 Eastonl A. NJ, - - 80
70 Eastonj 80 5:45 100. to Allento%n ,,'n'a'''
~ ne ,tesbarre Pit,son and Scranton. $40 ".
10 30 ~, p NJ SUNDAYS $50 a " =, tn "a,
30 zoo 40 5:45 7:3o p. NJ. 1915 night sundays
E - a. orrtsb,irg at 40 500 o:lO A II. 10 a.
400 300 5:45 p NJ, 1915 night. Sundays l"' 3d.
900 NJ. l2t5 night. ,,,,..or, o, ..2o ~
For sunbury Lewisburg and Williamsport A, NJ
o:l0 A. NJ. $40. 1:3o 1870 P NJ sunuass '"' " 49,
~" r. NJ AIJ-RArr. ROUTE
r.. Dad Rank To,g Branch and points south n Poi1s
piso.ant 40 sis II 30 \. N. 1870 l.io ! Id 80
ak p NJ Sundays. except ocean 'ro'e am A'0'''
Park 900 A. NJ. 400 P. VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 Sis. NJ. l:i5: $40 40 r. 49, paw ara
For Farmingdale Toms River BaInegat fafN a"'
Barneeat 4 go SIS A. VI. i:45. t40 p NJ q,
For Atlantic City. vineland and Brdse'on' S''' - 80
For Monmouth Beach seabrght and Hishianfs o, Has'
sink 80 s5. II 30 A. NJ. l:3b lao 40 ~ : 80
SUNDAYS, 900 A NJ, 400 F. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrtiandt and Desbrosses SO
4. VI daily, except Sun1ay Tor hAIei IN N
s,t5 A. NJ daily FOR GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BIZ:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIlGE ana
tho Vast and principal and local points dining ar .
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Nestieule Sleeper 70
Ii,IO 4. VI. daily 0eayes at 1870 A NJ Sunia,l iot
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg ,,,,p. -. al
900 =. VI. daily. except sunday FOR ELMlkA sna =.
Intermediate stations connections for PotsNe ana ea1'
ing; chair-car to Wilkesbarre. $500 4,
$3.50 =. VI. CSunisys only for WhkesoaTe. L. q
Junction md all Intermediate. stations
al T., VI. sunday, for L. ana Is Jl y.
TION principal intermediate stations, Pullman ''He'
parlor-car Wilkesbarre: connections for Pottssh'
20 r. W. daily. except sunday. for Bound bIoo@ ana
intermediate stations -.
.,-.n,
600 =. VI. daily FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA fALl~s,
and all points West Pullman Sleeper yestloulei rah
New-YorL 20 Chicago sleeper to Buffalo and roronio
connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg . ,
$3.50 pm. daily. except sunday. FOR EastoA a"'
intermediate stations. ,....tft..-
9:GO r. W. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RotHE,'
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points YES,
Pullman Sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo thai .' -
Wkssbarre. "a.
Tickets and Pullman accom- modations az 30 81 ~
1923 Broadway. 81 East i4th St 1916 East 10"
York So Fulton ST. Court -. 9s Broad"ay al
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. y. y.
The New-lork Transfer VIII can foT
baggage from hotel residence through To desuni'"
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OTTO T. Barnard. PRESIDENT
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH, ist vice-Prest
GORDON MACDONALD. "a Vice Rres't and Sec y
HENRY F. DABOr1. Assistant Secretary
Designated by the supreme Court as
DepOsitnry for Court Moneys.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Executes all Trusts.
TRUSTEES.
William Law Otto r. Barnard.
Alfred NJ Hoyt Robert W de Forest.
lanes G. Parrish. t;raud Foster.
Robert $ Holt Gordon Macdonald
Henry NJ. Taber. Gordon Norre.
Oliver Hartman jr A Tanfear Norre.
William Alexander Smith. william r. Cochran.
Robert ELEPHANT. Walter Jennings.
John c. Havemeyer. William \. Hazard.
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
1893 1894 1850
weeh......... k5aG1.63o s7.622 e9i s5s.6
Since JenuaIy as gI3 1921 373
Exports week show Increase u $iS5 3is
previous week and $500 3i2 the week be-