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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23


The Court instructs the jury that II
they believe the article in the declaration
Is libellous. and that the plaintiff Is en-
titled 10 damages from those responsible
therefor. the simple fact that W. w.
Gibbs Luther Sheldon, r. Y Zachary,
w r. Wilder, John l.. Roper, ID. Hum
nhreys s q. Collins, c. W. Kelllnger,
]. W. Borum, S. n. Brickhouse, Ira
b. White, Frank busch. T. {. White
and c. T.. Verdier were stocknoiders OF
directors. president, vice-president sec
rotary. or treasurer OF the Plot PUBLISH
ing Company. does not make said de-
PENDANTS. or any of them, liable to the
plaintIf,: that to make any OF said hrst-
named defendants liable to the plaintiff,
the burden is on him to show that said
defendant actually participated in the
composing uttering, or publishing or SAID
libel, unless some act or declaration or
conduct appears in the evidence by them,
or such OF them, as are held bound, show
ing a personal participation by MIN or
them In the composing, uttering or pub
| LEGATION of said libel; he or they are not
| Liable 10 the plaintiff. for In such case he
| or they cannot actually or constructlyely
have Intended 10 libel the plaintiff. and
without such intent. actual or construc-
| tive. shown on their part. the defend
ants, as individuals, cannot be held to
have libelled the plaintiff.
INSTRUCTION NO. s.
| The Court instructs the jury that the
material element OF damage In this ac.
ton is injury done TO the plaintiffs repu'
| tation, and il they believe from the evil
| denca that the charges contained In the
article are untrue, yet IL they further
believe that the plaintiff Is person o
bad reputation, that fact must be taker
into account by them in the conslderatp
of the damages sustained by the plaintiff
! and that a person OF bad reputation Il
not entitled TO the same measure o
damage as a person OF good reputation
but the law presumes the general reputa
ton OF the plaintiff to be good. and thu
burden Is on the defendant to prove 4
the satisfaction OF the jury by prepon
derance OF evidence that the plaintiff 1
not a person of gaod general reputation
for honesty and integrity.
INSTRUCTION NO. 3.
II the jury believe from the eyiceuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aus. II (speciaD-wheat. after momentary
strength on frost scare acted weak. Il got under
puts and closed barely put price. September opened
at 86,sc sold between 67hsc and 65Ac. and closed
66I.c sellers The rally frost simply sympathy
with corn. there being longer apprehension re-
reflection strength this side Tuesday Seaboard
cearances sma-ess than 10000 bushels. There
was disappointment the cash business. To-
DAYS much less than yesterday s-not over
$50 bushels. and OF II FOR Beerbohm
estimated the worlds wheat crop less than last year
by 224 900 900 bushels The spring wheat was
There only 81 Of ali here against go
last
Corn was helped n while by frost scare Sen
ember opened 3sc sold between 3S7Sc 37lc and
closed 3Iitc. The May closed at 30 discount There
frost this morning in North Dakota There Were
brasla. The crowd however. did frost
fear very long. There good n demand
here New York. Kansas City offering
arrive here in August freely The inspection
500 cars the estimate for tot $50 cars charters
205O00 bushels seaboard cearances $50 900
bushels. Cables easier.
nrmer early with corn. but were finally
easier. also. with The Nc. Scpteni-
Der sold between 1910 and iei4c closed al ly.c
May closed Sac premium Charters were only 80 900
bushels.
Provisions weak. pork closing oa2oc lower than
weak. with $1,000 the yards to-day and is 600
estimated for tomorrow. Cudahy. who been the
great winner on this market continues hts
airy shorts The cash demand improving.
ON the curb puts September wheat closed at e5sc
calls t64c. puts on September 36'.c calls 3sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15

sss. on .s. :: sst
sns ,ee to- cause any further
Grade ssa at AsH ;s,Ss
S Ts.eF per g Dozen 'sfs seess
Is green & When well
f %n etc. mcgee
profitable price Fancy pesss Psashes more
and shade southern grapes generally very au
.S Weak sSsss no's Fsney early
sell we'll but we see none n rs ,poT any
ssher anu Muskmeions generally inferior and offered
Ssy Sw aHS Ss not ee Pf sS S
&c wlndt, i $3.50 30 % D'a Gs,I I:
f cSnt $685. s. oss go Common s kinds.
,,s,s S g. Ssssr g.
sss So on ssSs ssIv a. u Do
per- rsa%'?s 9 sas per
@s1n 9sa:S se SsI's asss 90
'F7RuiTs"DRIED~Ther is steady holding Of evap-
S h only y. s o 'sSs ps
like sass FOR Southern sliced and &c for
Ssscsss here
a sc prime Rnee to shoSs ss do 10 Eeo
Ser 'f
size . and G%Sy nv 4@s and
with the new crop close hand holders inclined to
sell AT any reasonable price We quote State and Pacific
Coast 1894 choice 7gse do sooa 70 PRIME oac; 90
POULTRY-ALIVE-Eev carloads on sale to-day.
Fowls sold pretty well and were rather firm for prime
stock Chickens choice quality in demand and hrmer
feror to average grades unmproved REGISTERS and
turkeys doing little better Ducks easy we quote
Spring chickens quality si4nlOc fowls. loaosc;
s s ss.se sSss pigeon.
Fresh fowls a shade easier stock moving slowly ana
while lie is sIi occasionally made under close selec-
ton receivers Offering sraight ob az Io7c.
Choice spring chickens shade frmer but prices are
thout ouotabe advance though some special marks or
extra large are held slight premium Spring ducks
quiet and barely steady TURKEYS nrm we quote Iur-
Pbiisdspha 14disc Western, drypicked, ila14c do
scaided sqi1c spring ducks Eastern Ioc 90 Lng s,
and I5c: do Western, sale; Eastern geese lopl'c;
SQUADS per dozen. 81 5oas2 ~ - 49,
little movement We quote Woodcock. fresh per pair
81 cartridges fresh. 81 grouse fresh I5casl: quail
frozen per dozen 81 5gs2 partrdgss a, rozsn per par
5OcGS: grouse frozen per pair sla$l 90 Engsh snpe
and golden plover frozen per Dozen II 1882 20 grass
plover fresh per dozen. slqs1 %. oo =.
HAY AND STRAW-We quote: Hay. prime per loo 10,
95cGsl; do No to No 1890; clover oogooc' rye
straw 40G55c straw 3pH iOc. 80. $3.50.
POTATOES AND Observation-Disclosures still plenty.
dull and unimproved: sweets unchanged onions STEADY
Green peas scarce good lots hrm lima beans steady
extremely dull selling at Reasonable oneis win
no outlet much OF the supply We quote: potatoes
per Dbl sIGS1 81 do yellow sweet s2nS2 %; do RED
sweet SGS 5O onions white. S2q<2 30; do yellow. ~ 20
Gs2: do red 81 25Gsi rs: cauhowers. Dbl I5clS3
cucumbers per bb 3oa50c do pickles per Loo ~
cabbages per 100 s1ds1 80; corn. per 1000 s2Gs3 %;
celery per dozen stalks l5G35c; egg-pans per Dbl ocH
81 %: peas 75cGS Is per bag lima beans, slpsl 80;
peppers per Dbl 50075c; squash 40015c tomatoes Acme
Paragon box. J0465c do common kinds logSoc'
turnips Dbl. Soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15

a. q ss ss Western ss.sP 'ssw lambs. ?. %
ss a g. ssc at So S ss ssis0
No. 81 SO Ohio sheep 50 n, s3 II Virginia do, 60
5 Judd Co.: 2oS Kentucky lambs. SO 10. at s. 49,
81 62s 80 DO 60 NJ at 81 80; 212 do 81 no. at s. 2o 40
Do. o. 10 a, 81 l2s; 90 d. 20 70. at 81 ia Kentucky
do liz j.. s. 81 3 DO Is H. at 81; 225 Ohio do
50 ~ a. 81 IS $50 s, 49, s IS a s as Yves, vr
gnia lambs 62 n, a, $50 go DO 90 10 at s. 29 10
&C. % a IS az s s s. sH ..sp 81 g. a.
j. II. wkerson: go Kentucky lambs, es ~: at IS: 2os
s sheep II r. $ 80 s. ewes a. and bucks ls b.
D. Harrington: 255 Michigan lambs 81 NJ. at - 80:
a. e % IS GS az 81 at " state ''e'' 90 3D.
& s 1e sT 81 e - STATE a. S. ;G.s % a. -
g d. 81 Il n at S. % d. a, 20 J per head
Hume 4 Mullen $50 Michigan lambs SO T. at $ co.
g g e. B. a! 8 a. - q 8 r . g 3
30 p d 1So % @'n'% ssfSs Is
JeIlns wright :, CO. 50 STATE lambs. 90 r. at 8 7s
S. 50 H. Sc s2' s. DO 30 III. e 50: 20 do
Halienbeck & Hollis: q State lambs 80 n. 81 49,
"a do 81 H. at 81 80; 32 do. 81 ~ at 81; State sheep
HoIs-Receipts 2e,s cars. 4ess head Of which o2o
head for sale Market dun and loc lower IS 2o9
s. so Country dressed weak At !as.c for medium to
saes-s Sanders: II State hogs l54 N s. 40
NJ d d g, ISL n e So 3d. rough do 27' m at
- s. 'O Judd Co. il State hogs 22l ID. at IS 20
Hume & Mullen: Late Tuesday; 40 State hogs. 1872 NJ
at IS CO., 10 do. 30 10. at IS ~. 49,
Hallenbeck Hollis: Late Tuesday. 81 State hogs. 100
~ at s. 80: 146 do. 22s No. at IS As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
IoNs foot Of resbrosses and &c C9rtiandt '''''

STATIONS foot Of resbrosses and cortlandt stree'A
p 1870 INST PENssYEvaSS Gar
siSn eaI. sr ssss sid a,sns
Hc. M eri'G CS T. So ST. s. Eoas sss and Toledo
2 4Sm:n 81 seepns md pInns LOUIS Lou L.
o 5s r. f. NJ ssisss 7.1.s xS::
e S"st AZ
ci ns DS"s Cars lois
ssy Staging sss s.;:
land 'ssfgsi AMP TIE sogTHo con
sso oG lon al P PsT and ca5 saD
s6y 'i If So So NJ ':H
+A N ,,s 4 ssy n s's;'' s:s 70
ATh sRsTs to cossT ''S
Port Tampa. Macon and Charleston: r. =" 'N'
cA HsspsT r. Nso" 9Hio RAILWAY Express
rS d OLD T For coMPRT nd and 10s
shaTlss sQpr 5.,s NJ weekdays and VIII" '"'1.
r Mssrs:: Of Buffet r''''' Cars
FOR CAPE MAY 100 a. NJ. 100 and 2''0 r. J" ~''",
+; :::s I;17;a ,1S5' f; Ss'iF ':sS;
fs;s ~ S;"$', iH TX -, ,.
Sss sss:ss,, Ell saS a sss g. s m's
Sarl pn'"s 20. T. Z Fl ps sns ss
foot o Of t,,aa Street aS IS
n 2s.s srs dot GSnF' Anss -
Jersey te1 ,,a c check Ts ssssss: rom
hotels and residence through destination, ,voor
o d. General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-1ofk, August IA, 1898
BEANS AND PEAS-No further change OF importance
is shown by todsys trading Demand from all sources
was very light and there Is weak feeling on marrow
pea ana medium are late prices but effort TO
round lots would result IN easier rates Other va
moving beyond the small wants Of 1oong trade Green
We quot Ban aS msaa 81 So do s
kidney 81 i5gs2 20 RCD kidney 81 SSqsi 5o do turtle
cafornia & sogss co. DO foreign marrow s2as2 o do
pea. 81 Vus1 So do foreign medium 81 t0gSl 20;
sssea gs'' O'' 81 VA DO bags '1'"''' 90 ''o''a
BTTTER-Trade has become extremely dull in fresh
stocks is Causing weaker feeling Buyers have been
hghtng shy Of the 2oc price on extras and while mere
price there extras offering at zoe TO war
rant the retention OF higher quotation The expert,
IN store here and which sold months after at heavy
loss for sellers TO them repeated and
that will insure the consumption OF the goods
Little interest Is shown N any Of the lower grades OF
further Cor export We quote: Creamery. 2oe do
aa ha s fancy aS 'ha e DO wesS tubs nscy e
dairy tubs hrsts Ioul,c do thirds seconds iiHl5c.
western dairy ssac factory June 90 sns
DO June tubs llqlzc do current make fancy. il0l.c:
CIiEEsE-with light receipts Of large full cream
cheese and only few Of these showing fancy quality
highest grade Is nrm some sales making az q
slight advance. Most Of the fancy colored is selling
price White is rarely exceeding re buyers
full md sfna favor with trade and there is
very lte doing IN part skins SINAI! size full cream
generally FOR fancy colorcd special lots OF pes
reaching SIC Liverpool cable 3ss We quote: State.
fancy. nc; do, good 70 choice 6'sa7c. do. 10
fair 5:gc.c; d. small size eolored fancy. sqs,.c; Do
common to fair. og7c' par, skins chenangoes. etc.
large choice &c; DO. common TO prime. 2ai,ic; full
EGGs-Rscepts continue liberal. the demand light and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
Opening range ane close today. and closing bids tn
night Nd last

closed steady at sac points advance compared
with closing prices Transerribe notices 80
Total NewYork gross receipts bales:
forwarded bales; sales. 1:145 bales; SINNERS. 45
bales stock. i69O,3 bales Total net receipts to-day
lao bales; thus this week l2s9 bales Exports to-
dsy: Great Britain 65 bales Thus FAR this week Great
Britain 1896 bales: Continent 255 bales stock 3lol'3
bales.
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton good demand: sales 1000
bales additional sales American 1900 bales speculation
and export American. 1900 bales receipts
900 bales; middling uplnnds. 1516 Futures opened
quiet: sellers 2o4 decline closed barely steady at va
s3sb: septeuberoctober s59b October November ssob
November December. 36lhb December January. 1858
January-rebruary 4ocb; FebruaryMarch 40lHb March
April 4O3b: Ap1May. 40shs; May-June. 4o5iss. Man.
chester-yarns dull bu. steady; cloths quiet.
COFFEE-Thc character Of the trading to-day differed
but slightly yesterday Small parcels changed hands
Gables featureess. and pending
developments abroad ndsposea 10 trade
except small way. Chief sales were for December
Hamburg market quiet August rs pigs September. 800
pigs: October. 10 pigs November a 10 pigs December
1850 pigs: Rio market 1880 reis for No 1 exchange
1o7s receipts. II 900 bags stock at Rio 100 600 bags
Santos quiet 100 reis for No 4 receipts Santos
1900 bags; stock 49, 600 bags Cleared from Rio steam
ships 1900 bags and Indian Prince with H.
bags. barely steady August "a IS francs Sep
TENDER "a 70 francs: October 80 so francs November
December, $3.50 francs.
closed steady unchanged 20 10 points
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15

no important change No red August s9isGc94c Sep
,emoer 1c%q702.c. October. 7lSa1Ac November. '2sn
T2&c. Corn-Option market opened shade nrner out
substantially lost the Improvement and closed weak with
December nc No speculation here and exporters
manifested less the market Local CARROTS IN
small supply and steady. but demand was light No
mixed August. September October and November, iod
452c December. 3Sisa3s%c OatsOferngs moderate and
the market for CARROTS ruled firm with better demand
Futures inactive and without important change. No
white August 27127ac; September 26gd2ic; October -
@27isc November. 27isd2sc Sugar-Rehned dull. quota
lions unchanged other articles unchanged.
st. Louis Aug. l4.-F1orr unchanged and quiet Bran
demand side. 6l2c this side. sacked.
Gja6sc. Wheat lower September G7a67isc; December.
69asc: MAY 1880. Corn lower September. 3o.c: De
cember 2;sc May 29asc. lower; September. l9sc
May DC. Eggs unchanged: porkstandard mess 50 $50
Iard-Prime steam. 50 So choice SIS q? Dry salted
meats-Shouders. SIC; ribs > soc, clear 800 Bacon
shoulders Gc longs 660c clear ribs 6G0c; clear. sc.
High wines steady 81 %. Wool quiet: prices
changed Basgng-order prices INte tssc; 2iS Sc; ~.
sac. Iron ties. tsjc hemp twne DC per n. Lead
Moderate demand soft Missouri and desvezed quotable
at SO 30 Spelter held at 81. with SO 95 bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

s;. AS ar week su far =
ESQ head on sale 2o head market oPsnes
s ss~ i snf ss:tl :s
s o@ss se' last "a hours, s5sO head
for week thus far. 800 head for time last
80 sead on ss.
SS ss cs2n all oss BUT as ?Ga very 5 @ but
sk Of ana ch sSa 81 % 3
s TO- choice Isaxy eoas5 grassy MchIsans
Snshs SO @ sss eco 'SSss ,1 Shs e Snd lambs
far 1880 head for same time last week p a75 head;
sale $500 head market opened dull. with prices un.
osa dS only few sfoS 9v % c oGI
and common 81 5oaS3 mixed sheep fair to good ~ 2p
3 5Oas3 -; two decks Of Canada lambs sold late at
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. Aug l4-cate- Receipts.
choice Common to extra steers ;" M rs and
s. soas5 5; Texans 25ast S5 Western 81 60
loo Heavy packing and slipping S lots bs 81 S,s
s. ooas5 IS: light s. 5oGs5 pigs s. iogs5 sheep
Receipts 1000 head Market weak Inferior to choice
St Louis. Aug I-csitle-Receipts 1922 head: Mar
active with decline Of oal5c on natives Texans
1 Tesas steers 81 s5sss 20 cows and
loc az grades Workers range from 81 7oa
% packers s4g 90 heavy 81 SOqs a. shefep
& S Loo head Market active ana ''S'4' n4'..
kansas City Aug l4HogsReeselg,s 100 head 50
81 80. heavy 81 2oaA 80 Cattis-Receips 5000 head;
market steady on best steers. best. $50
s. 30, fair 70 good So soas5 cows and hefers best.
81 oOas3 io good 81 5oGs2 60 sockers and feed
ers 81 SOaSi TO- calves s4Is10: Texas steers. 81 800
50 io bulls s2as2 CO. sheep-Recepts' 1900 head mar
East Liberty Penn. Aug. Acknowledgements light
Market about unchanged prices Prime - 20g
s. 30: good 30q$4 60: good butchers. 81 OnSt 30;
rough So soa$3 50; bulls stays and cows 81 6oas2 o
fresh cows and springers Si5H<4O. Hogs-Receips far
to- lay limited demand the market very SOW
and considerably than former prices owing to West
.ru markets Only made al the following
prices: Prime light s. ioaS5 20; mediums. s39S9 10:
a ~
roughs So 5Oas Shesp-Recepts Of fresh arrivals about
cars left unsod from the fore part OK
the week The Eastern markets g!utted with stock
and prices very low. The market IS dull here and i Is
almost impossible effect sales. even at low prices
Lambs ate about steady az unchanged prices Exports
"a TOTst extra So 9oGS3 Is; good. 81 4OnS2 sO far
a i06si 90 common JOcaSi spring lambs S2Gsi 25
veal calves SGas6 5O heavy and thin calves. s2JS3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
WEST SHORE R.R.

~
and 10 earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$50 A. VI. Daily. Local 70 Buffalo. Sleeping car
Eloonvle sundays only Can be occupied a 9 p M
73O a. VI. Daily local TO Albany. for Catskl Mountains
and Saratoga Paror 70 Albany. Sundays only.
015 4. W. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse, Roehes@s
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and Chteaso
a. VI. Daily, except Sunday 20 CatskiH Aosn'
trains New Pai,z. Lakes M6honk and MinnswasNa Par
lor Hobart and New Paltz
B-113S A. VI. Daily excep, sunday to cs,skil Nous
Albany. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor eau
Bloomvle Saratoga and Caldwell,
I.I5 Il. VI. Saturdays only. Hal,fIOliday Special 4"
Catskill Mountains. Parior 10 BloomNiiie.
C.-31c =. VI. Daily. except sunday 20 Catsk,l Noun
'alns, Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minaewaska Al'
Parsr attached 10 Hobart and sara
t0ga.
400 p. n. Daily. excep, saneay: for Albany. s..
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis .
$50 r. NJ. Daily except sunday for Newburs Albany
Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car to Kingston.
7l5 =. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
SIS II. W. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse. Roehe:
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and 81. Louis. 1850 49,. u.
A. r.. G. leaves brooklyn by Annex; Aiooo. Biox
a M CO ~ p. Jersey city. p r. r. Station Aio 10
10. q. 2s p. m
For time tables p,Ior ard Sleeping ca accom-
nodaons apply city offices Brooklyn and New YORK ana
at stations Time tables at principal hotels For ohss
information address c. T.. lAANBEkT,
Cen Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. August "a. 1895.
New-York. August IA. 1871


corroNrne local cotton market opened at an ad-
vsnce Ct to points another active and e1ce1
s ss6us poins a; one time Su, net loss
points and ,,s fairly ba ses Objected and
seemed 10 be considerable buying for new
chester spnners taking as Sa
1900 Advices from Manesssis also sa'eu prces
The reaction in Liverpool caused weakness here ana
; fro gam 81 sas su' there as loss
and only about SeHe tee
grains Galveston reports from 20 a,as San
weather and yeF not h9u Asn all clear and Warm
Texas say only slight damage from boil worms Cons
ton rom Central Texas better than in North Texas
continued to sell 1spors the OCTOBER sold of
10 l. SO during the early afternoon ou o,n,s ne
The pa5 a,s soss s g y1 =
stock Is taken The reports e corner ocobe4 al
though NewoTieans parties n40 Sn Des Tor
states that experienced further t
during the %sk IF ne clifton but in Texas
Oklahons II has done well. except in NoIInwesi,
s, exss hs ' report Was yesterday when
reported that The Snee had little
o. nc effect on the market to-day San Antonio Tex n
Mexican boil weev doing damage in some sections ana
intensely weather doing damage every DAY, tenIg
COTTON p0t cop ' viii be made Fort Tex
that cotton n she %ans s ha ds pH is suffering for
rain cotton conditions are untavoTan,e, Brenh mann
weeks and cotton has deteriora'ed The TACT
that I'll. yee by New
Orleans cotton people has caused good deal OF COM
Somewhere in the Agricultural Department else the
Neworears people are good enough bs 20 Is ns
the nrs, time that Governments reports have been
Orleans get his information? The market for spot
ton NewYork was steady win prices uncnansed
al 49, isc Sales were il45 bales all consumption.
Opening ane today. and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
LENIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot of Cortlandt and De.brossc,s,, >.

stations foot Of Cortlnndt and Dc .br0ssSs So:
700 A. VI. daily. except sunday. for MACCH CHONN
S:,5 A. ~ daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUF
FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
West. principal and local points dning.car 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vesbue Sleeper to Chleago
ITO A. VI. daily 0eaves at 1920 A. VI. sunday Tor
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg. ... -,
1902. VI. daily. except Sunday for ELMiRA ana a.,
Intermediate stations connections for Pottsve and Read
ing: chair Wkesbarre. -
$3.50 i. VI. Sundays oniy) for Wilkesbarre L. g.
Junction and all intermediate stations. ..->.-
t:IO l.. ". daily. except Sunday for L. and g. JUN
TION principal intermediate stations Pullman ouiie
parlOr-car Wilkesbarre: connections FOR PotsVil.e
1870 y. VI. daily. except Sunday for Bound BIooA ana
BIB p. W. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
lions ..a r.,,s
New YORK 10 Chicago Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto
connexions for Reading and Harrisburg
6:3O +. W. daily except Sunday. for Eastern ana inter-
MOO 400 r. ~ daily FOR ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman Sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
Wilkesbarre. . o,- ~, NJ,
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at 235. 36i Pa
1923 Broadway. 81 East l4th S. l3s East 10th 81
Fulton St. Court ST.. 9S Broad"ay ana
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. n. Y -
Transfer Co. Will call Tor ana cneck Dag
gage from hotel residence through to destination