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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
BRUSH wIrn INSURGENTS.
Another Alleged victory of spanish Troops
In Nnhn.

Another Alleged victory OF spanish troops
Ia Cuba.
HAVANA, August o. Lieutenant
Collna, at the head Of force OF auxiliary
troops had a skirmlSh to-day with the
insurgents. commanded by the we'll
known leader. Matagas, at Sabana Torres,
iu tho province Of Santa Clara. The in.
suruents attempted to surround the
auxiliaries, but tho latter reinforced by
forty infantry SoldierA charged the
enemy, who numbered 200, aud dis
porssd them. The insurgents loft Eve
dead upon tho field and retired with
many wounded. Tho troops captured
ton Saddlod horses, carrying provisions.
and during the engagement, twonty
saddled horses, carrying ammunition
and other supplies for tho insurgents,
woro killed. Among tho killed was
Capt jose ROyOH CadOrra, oil tho inSur-
gents forces, whose body was fully
identified.
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AssAuLr on puItItANE. I
a LunntIC Tries to Attack Him In conr
Another JurOr secured.


A LuuntIc Tries to Attack Him In Court,
Another JorOr secured.
SAN Francisco, August 5.-Ths first
attempt to do violence TO Theodore
Durrani, on trlnl for murder Of Blanche
Lamont in Emanuel church, since his
Incarceration, was mOdo to-day as tho
defendant was leaving tho court
room. Tho prisoner was in tho
custody OF tho chief TAILOR.
when n Wild looking man rushed from
tho crowd towards Dufrani with tho
evident intention OF aBsaultlng him.
Tho Tailor throw him OIL before hO could
rcaCI Durrant, and tho assailant lrlod
to draw pistol, llu was scI2Cd by two
dcputy BhUrilTs before hu could aim his
weapon. II Ia beloved tho ussalIOnt is
Insane.
Tho seventh Juror 10 try DutNut was
secured at tho morning sn'Bion Of tho
court In tho person Of II. X, smythc, Il
farmer,
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THAT HAWAIIAN PLOT.
Cousul General wilder DiGorodits tt-MSE.
row Probably Confidence Man.

Cousul General wilder Diaerodits liner.
row Probably n Confidence Man.
SAN FRANcIsco, August 5.-COnSul
General Wilder diucredits the story
about an alleged attempt to organize
dlibustorlng expedition in this city to
overthrow the Hawaiian government
and restore Queen LiliuokalSni to the
throne. He says: "IhO story is ridi-
culous and so far as have been able to
ascortain, is absolutely without founda-
tlon. never heard Of w. p. Morrow
before, nor OF his alleged scheme to
organize q filibuStering expedition TO
overthrow the Dole government Fur
thermore, take no stock in II. AZ q
matter Of fact, ! am inclined to think
that Morrow is simply confidence
man, who has set upon this expedient
as clever way ol making few dollars.
He was to collect SIC from each Of 200
or more adventurous, and that woald
have been the last ever heard Of his So
called daring plan to re.eStablish the
monarchy on the islands"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
AN EplrOIrs LuCK.
President Dinr Comes to Ills Rescue In
Great shnpr.

President DinI Comes to Ills Rescue In
Grcnt SHAPE.
OAxAcA, Mexico, August 5.-DArio
Prez, one Of tho most prominent jOnrn.
aliIts OF Southern Mexico, lnu returned
to this city, alter q mysterious absence
Of several months. lie was publishing
a Newspaper called Fl liatado do oaHAcA,
md indnlgod in severe criticisms oistAtO
officials through its columns. OnS night
ho was kidnapped and taken 10 YuCaInn,
where ho wai forced into tho federal
army. lie BacCcodcd In sending lOltOr
to President Daz, In which tho facts OF
hia abduction mud treatment wore given.
President DIm promptly ordered his
reIossc and sOnt him present Of 500.
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AN INEIlIiNNL MACHINE
Addressed to Commissioner Roosevelt, Bul
mt Very Dangerous.

AUuTrIHrW 10 N0HInIHNIOHUF NOUHdVVIIi DWI
mt Very Dangerous.
New YoRX, August 5.-what is bollov.
ed to DO on Internal machine was dis.
covered in tho mailing department Of
the post Office box to-day addressed to
Theodore Roosevelt, Central PolicO OF.
fee" The box looked suspicious and
the investigation disclosed large cart.
ridge with fuse attached. Police head.
quarters was notified aud two policemen
sent down by Chiof ConIin took tho Gup-
posed bomb away. Examination showed
1t to be comparatively harmless. ItWaS
probably prepared to trightOn tho police
commissioner.
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Lu,Or"c hgnln't Quny

ilAauroS, PA, August b Tho fourth
legislative district Republicans, in con.
vcntion to-day, elected Hoes Lloyd, Of
Dfiilon, tho Hastings candidate to rep.
resent lllon In conventions, Tho vote
was 20 10 81, aud tho most exciting con.
vonlon over held hufn. llla aivnt
Governor Hastings The culltO nine doIO.
gates from Lu1utnO county,
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GRAVE SITUATION
AT the Scene OF the Raos Riots in
Spring Valley Region,
BOTH FACTIONS MEAN BUSINESS

And tho White Miners Determined to
Drive Out tho Blacks at ANY Cost.
The Negroes Equally Determined to
Defend Their Rights and ThOIr
Homos-Tho Authorities Strangely
slow About Iutsrfsring-Moro VIc'
Tins OF tho Sunday Riots
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Ar AnlI.nnnr Nlrlnrr.

wnxmuAunR, Pa, August 5.-ThO
Republican dIStrlct convention lot tho
election Of state delegates wuB held this
afternoon. III tho first, second, third,
fourth aud sixth districts, Hastings mon
werc elected. in the fifth, Qnny man
Waa chosen. Tho delegation now stands
oluhl Ior Hastings aud Ono Tor Quay.
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rrn,i,rrl Nl.il, lnn rrr,Ihrnl.

Bu,sAup's BAY, Mass, August o.
Secretary Of tho Navy Herbert arrived
hero this afternoon. President Clcyc'
land vas OF tho station to moot Mt
Herbert, nnd tllOy wOrc immediately
driven to GRAY GOblcs, where tho HOcrc.
lary Of tho navy will remain 40 n guest
for several dayd,
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BEGGlD H0R LIFE'
But Murdered in Gold Blood By
Chinese Fanatics,
THE MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES
Former Reports Confirmed By the
Later Dispatches
0. S. CONSUL GRlCEYS RECITAL

OF tho Circumstances Leading Up to
tho HIots-ohInrss OnIOiaIs Preyed
Upon tho superstitiOns of tho Chit.
ursO to IncIte Them to tho Commits.
sion Of the ouragos-Made Them
Believe tho European and AmOri'
can Missionaries We're Stealing
children aud Killing Them-would
Not Be Surprising to HearofAn For.
sIcners In China BEING Dutohered.
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NORFOLK I WESTERN
Circular From the London Rsor-
aanIzstlon Committee.
COAL STRIKE A GREAT OBSTACLE

n the Way OF RsorRanIzAtIou-ThS
outooms Involves tho QusSsIoR Of
Future Carrying RAtos And HaS an
Important Bearing on the Earning
Capacity nj the ROHd--UntII the
Striking Miners Return to Work
L''tIs Can no Accomplished.
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ANOTHER oLEw
Which Mar Throw SOME light on the ci-
grand GIruA Fate.

Which Mar Throw SOME Light on the ci.
grand Girrs Fate.
ANDERSON, 1ND, August 5,-The father
Of Emiline CirrAnd. the young woman
believed to have been one Of Holmes
victims, to-day received letter from
Philadelphia, signed y. LuForost Perry,
inquIring whether Phillip s. CiSrand
had her picture taken with EmilinO on
the lett OF the small picture and on
whale date It was taken aud whore.
The picture was enclosed In tho letter
aud Mr.. Cigrand identified II ai u fac.
simie OF tho photograph IN tho Cigrand
family album. The letter was written
on a Fidelity Life Association lettcr
head. The name Of Porry does not APP
poar In the list Of officers Of the FidOli.
ty Mutual Lie AUociation. The CT.
grands do not understand how Perry
got the picture. Thoy take 1t as evil
dunce that EmiinO Cigrnnd was heavily
insured. 4 private dispatch this after.
noon, however, says that the nRno oil
Emilino Cigrnnd Ia not on tho books oi
tho Fidelity Mutual Life Association.
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TRnRRiS, PRudA, August 5,--rhO
riot, in IabrcE continue, A mob at
tackled aud wrecked tho house Oi tho
governor, who has te'rnpd his nuthor.
Nv and promises rotA1iion In the
price Of broad
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WAsnNaroS, August b,-A irnnd or.
dor was i,uod by tho po'toIIlco depart
mont to-day AGAINST Charles j., Borg X
Compnny, lpls Carpenter strOOt, ChlCa'
10, Ills, for conducting q fraudulent
book ConCOtn,
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sPRINa VALLEY, ILLs, August 6.-Ths
foreigners, under the leadership Of tho
Italians and the negroes who have con-
centratsd their forces Of ssatonVille,
were both organized to-day, aud aI the
towns are practically under mob law, q
deadly conflict has been momentarily
anticipated. The non.EnEllsh.SpoakIng
miners Of Spring Valley to the number
Of 1000 had mass meeting at the lum'
ber yard, near the Rock Island depot
to-day, aud passed resolution that no
negroes, men, women or invAlida, wonld
be allowed 10 remain inIide the city
limits after O'Clock tomorrow even
ing. Speeches Of tho most infAmmatory
nature was made, advocating the imme'
diats opening up OF hostIlities.
Tho negroes at SeAtonville held q
meeting at the Union church and or.
ganIzed themselves for active service.
Bureau county has 800 repeating Win
chesters stored in the court house at
Princeton for the protection ol the
citizens, and an effort will be made to
secure these. Should this fail, the men
will arm themselves with shot guns or
rifles aud small arms and make an ell
! fort to regain their homes and house
hold goods. They also passed q relo'
luton that they would continue to work
In the Spring Valley mines until dis
charged by the coal company.
As the police and sheriff are making
no effort TO arrest the rioters, the spirit
Of lawloIsneSI Is on the increase.
MORE VICTIMS
In addition to tho negroes reported
injured at yssterday's conflict four
others are missing, as follows:
Washington Anderson, aged forty.
seycn years.
Arch Fleming, aged thirty.fVO.
Sam Johnson, aged thirty.
Lewis Martin, aged thirLy.hve.
or these II Ia the opinion that two al
least arc lying dead In the woods sur.
rounding the late negro colony, as far
mers report having seen their bodies.
The situation Is very quiet in this city
tonight. The miners : III work to-mor.
row. 4uN HkuIuOVu 10" hSAtN
women were allowed to pack up their
goods and depart from the location.
One hundred negroes run out OF this
city yesterday are all at seGtonyille.
some Of them slept in the woods last
night. The mayor contemplated put
ting in few deputies tonight, but the
situation 10 90 calm that In all likeli-
hood this will not bo necessary.
A meeting Of the miners and citizens
will bo hold in the public square TO.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17

HIT the tenper was affected by the general ten
dency in stocks. and several marked declines
were established Large transactions in the Atchi-
sons Texas PacihCs and Northern PacificS con-
trIbut-d TO swell the total To $2.460O0 par value
Among those which are higher Big sandy 9s rose
| to 81 IacIcde Gas IS To- ~. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas of Texas rs ia t. sos. Southern Rail
way 1st IS 2 10 S12. Toledo. Ann Arbor and Cadli
lac LIST receipts to GO and Union Pacific extended
SINKING, fund 8, t. -. but Chicago and Northern
Pacific 1ei receipts lost to Az. Northern Pacihc
IDS :. T. S9i2 and tho consol IS Is, 20 293..
The Sub-Troasury had debit balance AT the
Clearing House OF 81 007 i51. Its net loss on bal
ance was se7I. III. made up by a loss in currency
- 1924 800 and loss in coin Of $i7.3l1 To-days
operations included: Receipts, s32llS5O; pay
ments 81 1873 sol resulting i'm general balance OF
$l45ClS19> consisting - SN5.33i.@10 coin ana $780,
2S4. 37S currency.
Tho United states Treasury At Washington re-
ccived to-day $3597>l National bank notes FOR re-
demption The customs receipts were $2IS.l02. the
internal revenue receipts $751; 63 and the mscella-
neous receipts slS651 Total Government receipts
for the day. $i5S.397; expenditures $,2'NS excess
of expenditures, S3li.39l. Receipts for moh'h 10
date Sl2S3 SO; expenditures $220l3.121; excess OF
expenditures over receipts, $9.l99,S'0.
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement of
cash ON hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
Ne. gold on hand s AG 81 s 5" - Inc D' sisti
NJ .;5 "a Ia 5.s.5 is: ; R ss iss
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding ..,.o.. .o. -. 40 oao
certificates YIN '+'-h"' sl-i''-'r
Deposits I'm bank IL. S3Vu 10 '"N INC ''i'"'
Aauon,o cash s,3 $40 .Gi 500 2,5 81 $40 S,5
Deduct minor liza - -, ,,, 900, -, ~ c,e
Actual cash Ssj SOL .9I SlN4o747G4 Dec N3l72.'
The above statement reflects conditions of bust
ness on Saturday last.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money ruled at per cont The tendency
was toward greater ease in quotations for time
money contracts We subjo.n our usual table Of
rates. made up from Information furnished by
the busiest houses:
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. April 1G-p. m
General opinion in and about Wall Street de-
clares that the present stock market is artificial.
being stimulated by large interests which believe
that the prospects Of the country Justify higher
prices and that this present artificial condition
will presently and easily become a natural and
legitimate one. Granting that this theory Is
correct, the plan Of campaign appears to be TO
send prices up a few points and 10 develop
strength" and then to wait to see II prices Will
not sustain themselves or be sustained by out
side buying From such a point OF view. to-
days market seemed to be OF the waiting kind
1t opened strong. being helped by London quota
tons the result of buying In s. Paul. Louisville
and Nashville and Union Pacific Almost all
stocks were higher here but it was presently APP
parent that trading would not be heavy. and a
slight decline set in. Thie tendency helped
II, indeed. 1t was not due TO sales In order 10
realize profits. Atchison sold down; Canada
southern, New York Central and Michigan Cen
trail also yielded the latter one point: but the
transactions in them were not large ST. Paul.
In its international character, gained "a net TO
5y&s. This may have helped the other members
of the Granger group, for while Rock Island lost
a 70 90, burlington advanced u clear to 727s.
while northwestern was unchanged at 1895.
The fluctuations Of the coal properties were un-
interesting. and the closing quotations for the
group showed only small changes from ycster-
day. General Electric and Sugar led the Indus
trials i'm activity: the former lost u net while
the latter was "a better. finally. Leather pre-
ferred moved within Pa points. closing the ses-
sion with small gain 90 10 769s after divi-
dend was declared on It. No news was told on
these properties. The general list was firm and
Tennessee Coal and Iron scored l point gained
to 1874. and other strong stocks Wheeling
and Lake Erie and Kansas and Texas At the
close the market dull but fairly firm; total
transactions were 2l2 1913 shares
/ BONDS-THE FEDERAL. TREASURY
Government bonds sold: $50 900 As. regular.
1907. at lllas. Quotations at the close were as
| follows:
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CrPREME COrRT.-In The mat.er Of The ae

CtPREME COT Rim the matter OF me ap
- T!.cation q the Board n Fire Commssi ancrs u
men and Conmorll.y 4 the cry of New YORK ay ne
Counsel the corp ration II SAID CITY relative - &C.
qu.rlag ute - certain lands AZ the Hoheasey 1rn.r
q fremont ard Morris avenue ~ i9e -,Iy-i'lr.h
o. said CRY. duly selected by sad Board ste
f,r buildings ;or The ~ he Fl-e Department 4 sd
city under IT, pursuance OF the PROVISIONS * Zap
ter i5i Z the Laws - 1895
We. the undersigned Commissioners = Appralsa. IN
the abo,e-enttled matter app'intel PIrsIar' - "a.
he owner or owners lessee oi |sses D. Ties aad
persons respectively entitled - or Interested Do '- AIDS
is sought 20 be acquired this prlceedns and ~ al!
others whom may concern, % W.;
Firs-That have completed our -stna" = ,he IS
s sn -rI in-re-s~I n ,he pr~r-. assse;si
by this proceeding ~ having ans n' rest therein. and
IA he Ode q Board 4 Fir, mrsslouef 4 20
CIV II New York. the-e 20 remain f- and during tas
space days for the Inspection q "h0nsoeyer
srcond-Tha, al parties or persons whose rights may
be- affected by The said estimate anI VINO mAy ooet
after the first publication q ms noucr 'Al l lsss
US our ofice Rom ~ H. N the hind aoor OF IL.
provided by SECTION q Ctapet l@i u 'he Law II ~
as amended BY chapter 80 4 ,he Laws o.; 80. web
said sc,s are by Chapter 6l Of the Laws = ls mad:
applicable 70 this pgoceedlng. aad ihat we. ne said
said ofce IN the 24th day Z Aprl 1875 - %
as may BE- found necessary. . .
Third-That onr report herein WI, be pyfsea'-i 70
Sqocia, Term thereof 90 D." he'd Ar chambers 'a-f@ot
m he ,un'y Cpurth0us ~ 'he city q New 9rk on
the 1871 DAY = MAY lsa5. ~ re .p'n.ns u 'e III
after as counsel he heard here %, motion W.! u
male nat ne said report b. o'9a,mel.
"'' FI.LIOT sANDFoRn
k inRE,!4 h !, HATTER'oN'
~ 4 r,.r..si,rers
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ISAAC r. BRENNAN. Clerk.
nI'RSU'ANT to statutory requirement. no'!c

DURSUANT to statutory requirement. no,cs
e. hereby gwen 'ha' has n-"r ias-n. tr 'oth
branches II legislature entitled anal worried a. t-
lows An act amend chapter rt hundred aui .liy-
one Il laws 81 eighteen hundred ans nin.'. ~
and establish Fort i't ng
ION PARK IN the Twelfth Ward - the Cty ~ New-
York ,,.. ,..-,-.
Further rotice is hereby given that public hearing
,non such bill win be held The Office = the Nay N
,ha CIV Hau In The CITY u Ne~-Norh, "a THURSDAY
N1S S,,r .1''' 1921 WILLIAM T. STRONG. Mayor
Da;e! Ci,y Han. Now York. Apri l2'h. i''i
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

To PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
For Philadelphia. Wees days. 30 500. 900. 1000
- 20 Dining t1ri. 4 NJ 10 so 500 Buffet Parlor
Carr 800 DINING Cau. GOO. -" So r n II 70
night SUNDAY. 30 300 II 30 Dining can \. NJ. l;aD.
90 dining carr. eco = NJ. 10 ~ ngh'.
- Baltimore and Washington. week days. 800 u 30
lplnirs carr \ " 100 20 300 DINING CAR. 800
=. NJ 1913 nigh. Sundays. geo II 30 Dining carr
\ dining Car. NJ. ~ -
Tickets and parorcar seats can be procured n l3 l'2
psi 1i5 ga. lii0. 1913 Broadway: 49, ~ ave" - Last
iifh .' l3l East i2jth-s' .+ West l2i'h 2il CO.
irrlira,e %ea- York CourtSt So Fli'on-s Brook
i,r g. f.rladway Williamsburg The New YORK Transfer
Company VIII cali ,or and check laggaC" from hotel or
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The price OF domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Al Chicago. So. premium
asked: Boston. 15n20c discount.
Bank clearings were rs follows az the places
named: Ncw-York- ENchangcs. Sl0l.Jil.'l'; pa!-
ances. $6.7S9.257. Chicago Exchanges $i"''"'''''
Observation-Disclosures. Sl6.Nj6.126
Tho mice II commercial bar silver I'm this mar
hot was 67l &C. an ounce. Mexican dollars weT"
quoted at 53c Yin London the market was steady
ana the price advanced I'D an ounce u 5oesd
The Paris sailing for Europe to-morio"' VIII
take ont $50 0oo ounces Of silver
Foreign exchange was nrm but dur owing 10
u,tlo hisiness and no commercial offerings. \
year ago the rates FOR sterling were the sam, a.
Tor to-doy The following are the rates Al which
bus mess was actually done;
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l)iauos.
pnblic y otl1e
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
~ Office II the COMMISSIONERS or FAlRMoUY5
PARK, CITY HALL. ROOMS l21-l-g.
PHILADELPHIA. April TO- 1895.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS Will be received By IL
Commissioners - Fairmoun, Park until y NJ. October
1895 for ART BUILDING % be- erected ~ Paramount
Park
The Commissioners of Paramount Park $500 award thA
following prizes FOR the successful plans namey:
LIST Prz--Six Thousand Dollars 5000 flr The plans
specifications Of the building that shall De- adopted
"a Prize-Three Thousand Dollars $1,000.
81 Prze-Two Thousand Doiiats $1,000.
4th Prize-One Thousand Dollars ,SlV.o'
Plans ard specifications be complete on recpecta
and comply with general requiem and sp
acations that may BE- obtained by application the under,
signed
Plans and specifications for which prizes aWartA
Will become the absolute property g tne Commissioner
10 Fairrn0unt PARK.
RI SELL THhNf.R.
chief Engineer ana SGpenut~nt.nt.
Fair...nf Iark.
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ITIUlEU ffIInS TOT I''l'' III7I NO NV
NoiH. foot chambers 81. ua!y, follows, and
minutes ca"le~ from West 23l-st:
9J a w. V7 a hgi@'' h i2a %5y' nH H sa
mauca Iarur Euhalo.
300 ,s vi, tnsasa AXE 4lr. train c for S
"a . m. 'hIrag' y. IN. Sl"epers Chit
euro. Gle, Gland and cincinnati Dining car
6O ~ HST % E'S %r FsSfs nr's sr r9l
lrrt Chicago and the West. Buffalo passenger
sleeper until \. VI.
$40 & n S"q S@SsS i i.SS nHI to N bo F@
clgo and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I OCAI, TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND Pt'TIM Az
accommodations III. :6l i0l and o37 ROADWAY
1876 Fast l2jth Chambers ami West ODD ferries
New York broadway RI Fulton-st. Brookvn. go
IIulso. st IIohokca ana Jersey CITY Station Erie
Transfer company calls fog and checks baggage
hotel. az q residences 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthra-ue coal used exclusively
FDur tracks. Automatic Rio,k signals
OF AND AFTER DECEMBER BID. 1894.

OK AND AFTER DECEMBER 3D. 1924.
Trains leave station foot 81 fib"rty-s'.
For Eason bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. e..
go 7:i3. $40 III - 20 Easton) \. NJ 40, 30 40
Eastonl 80 as 100 Allentown. =. VI. sundays.
i3o q - 20 Eastonl \. NJ, 100. ) 30 500 p NJ .
For Wukesharre Pittston and scranton $40 \. NJ,
1:l0 20 30 T.. ". SUNDAYS. I,3o A. VI
For Reading At $50 500 go 1900 II 20 A NJ. $40
1880 500 SEQ 80 30 T. NJ. 1913 night. sundays.
$50 \ NJ. 1900 30. 30 500 p. N. II u night.
Harrisburg a 30 500. bio \. NJ. 10. ! 30 400.
800 80 p NJ. 1918 night. sundays. 100, 80 900
T.. NJ -. night. 80
F,r SInbury Lsnishurg and Wliamsp,rt A. 30 500.
go NJ. 40 80. 20 p u. SUNDAYS 500 = N
r. Ri BANK Long Branch and points south - Point
Pleasant. 20 >l5 $50 A N. 20 i:i5 3 40 % Red
Hartl. il5. so G.lj = ". SUNDAYS. except Ocean
Grow. and Asbury PARK 4 " 500 p NJ.