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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement of the Associated
Banks shows the following changes: Re-
serve. decrease, 500. $50; loans. decrease,
s2.72O 100; specie, increase, 81, S5l, 200; legal
tenders. decrease, s3.674.600; deposits. de-
crease. s4.s63.O0o; circulation. increase.
$4,000.
The banks now hold sS.22s.55o in excess
OF legal requirements.
The New York Financler says this
week: Although over sl2.500.000 in gold
has already arrived from Europe. the
statement OF the Associated Banks OF
New York city for the week ending Sep
TENDER 5th shows a gain OF only 81. s5l. 200
in specie. However, over 100000 OF
this gold arrived too late to be included
I'm the current statement. From this
time out the banks should begin to re-
fleet the full effects OF the heavy nhip-
ments.
The statement otherwise Is a repeti-
fion of those for three weeks previous
The banks are losing heavily to the in
terror. and are making up for the with
drawals OF cash by contracting their
loans. and are also taking out as much
new circulation as possible to tide over
the present stringency Just how long
this policy of contraction could be con-
tinued without serious results Is lues-
ton, out, lcituhaeSis, thc supply VI bOiN
received or now in transit will render
further action OF this kind unnecessary.
The bank statement does not show II,
hut the imports Of gold are already easing
the situation 10 considerable ex-
tent. The banks still hold ss22s.55o in
excess OF their legal requirements.
hut the trouble Is that the surplus
"a unevenly distributed, twelve Of the
national banks still being below the Is
ner cent. reserve-one OF them. the Ma
tional Citizens. showing only 1875 per
IA for actual operations. the banks lost
e GA 600 In legnls. and gained N,sSl. zoo
IN gold. The loss In cash. therefore
was 81 $50. 400. which. considering tho mag.
nitude Of interior shipments - rather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md, September 5.-Vir-
ginla Century bonds, 55455 1-2; Baltimore
and Ohio. 10 bid; Northern Central, $50
66; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
lists. 81 bid; Consolidated Gas. stock,
5SG5S "a; do. bonds. Gs, liz IL bid; do,
bonds. SIS 100 bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON, ENG. September Bar sill
yer steady 81 5-Sd.
Paris advices quote per cent. rentes
at 1913 francs, % 1-2 centimes. for the ac-
count.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, September D 1@5.
mixed, s6Q65c.; shortberry, 55q65c.; No.
2 red, 6iikQ65c. Corn-Whlte, Virginia,
2943Oc; No. 2 white. Csc; No. 2 mixed,
&c. Oats-No. 2 mixed, lS1zal9c.; No. 3
mixed, 17kq1sc.; winter seed, 2u3Oc.
Rye-33Gtc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06

small. The one favorable feature wnicn
the weeks results show Is that WITH
drawals for boarding don't figure 10 any
extent. The decrease In deposits was
a.S63, 900. caused by loan contractlons. ana
the movement above stated. mat tne
loss I'm cash at this season Is not no
normal Is shown by the fact that the IN
terror demands last year from September
7th TO October 18th decreased deposits
Si6.000.0O0.
The increase in tho circulation OF tne
banks for tho week was S92icOO. tne
Fourth National. Third National. ana
Western National making large increases.
Since the first week in August the banks
have taken out $3.179.5oo In new cir
culation. Whether. as in 1893. the notes
will be returned almost unused. Is not
known, but n further expansion. In view
of the heavy gold imports. would seem
unnecessary, as the profit on 1t Is only
fractional
Sep. 8, 'e6. Sep. 7, '95. Sep. s,'9f.
Ioans Sass, 070100 $5lS365. 800 s4e1, 70l, 400
cnecie 49,. 49,196,9o0 ei.427,l00 so.7Os 900
Legal ten
ders ..... IOi9?,SW ll4'o'''VV AhiV'fVV
sits ~. 4aon, 800 576.S55soo 5ss,7So.lOO
Circula
ton 800. rs79,5Oo 1S.5O5sOo 9.ss7,7oo
Total re-
serve %. 1ss9s.5OO 179.Oso,6Oo o7.S7o,sco
CURED :. I11.757sso 1H.nsa5 1l5.9a5.Os5
Excess Of re-
serve -. s,12S.55O si,ss,775 s1,sSt275
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
sPORTsaIEN.

FOR sORA-sHOOTING OR HUNTING
on upland. with board and lodging, If de-
sired, apply to J. A. POTTS, Old Church,
Va au 30-Su2t'
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Pr,ces of Money, Bonds, Stocks,
Crafn, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle,
Country Producc, &C., Foreign
aud Domestic.

NEW YORK, September 5.-Stocks at
the opening were generally shade lower.
on the failure OF London to respond to
our strong closing OF yesterday, and on
rumors that the bank statement would
make n very unfavorable showing. The
weakness did not last long, however, and
IN tho closing hour the market was
strong. with an advancing tendency.
Commission houses bought moderately
but foreign firms were entirely without
orders Local bears held off for a time,
but when the bank statement was pub
ished this contingent began to cover.
The statement was better than had gene
rally been expected, the loss in surplus
reserve being only sGo7,s5O The banks
now hold sS,29S.55O in excess Of the legal
limit, against sSi.si5,775 for the corre-
sponding period last year. a further
contraction Of over $4,000 was reported
In loans. and deposits decreased 1855, 600
The gold arrivals were partly reflect
Cd in the gain of 81 $4,000 I'm specie. but
there was a loss of $5.67i.0O0 In legal ten
ders.
In the inward movement near the close
tho C;rangers. Manhattan, and General
Electric were most prominent. The west
ern stocks were strengthened By a vague
rumor that the st. Paul directors
were contemplating an increase In the
rate of dividend on the common stock
The dividend meeting will be held next
weele The Manhattan directors will also
meet FOR the purpose Of taking action
ON the dividend question on Tuesday.
The Improvement in prices In the late
trading was equal to l-sQ2 1-S per cent,
with General Electric as the special
feature with sales up to Is Is In the
enecialties. Long Island rose 2, 70 10;
Cotton oil preferred 2, TO IS; and Illinois
steel 21-S. 20 80 IS.
Speculation closed firm. with the active
stocks IL to per cent. above Friday s
final figures. The total sales were tJO
III shares.
The bond market was strong. The total
sales were $500.
treasury balances: Coin, sll6,2ss, sn ;
currency, s74,7S6.5d.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call nominally per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bins at S.S2 lag
uS23- for sixty days, and siSiQAsi IA
for demand. Posted rates, A.3Q}4S1.
Commercial bills. !ia 3-iaSiS2 II.
Rar silver. G5 Il. Mexican dollars,
ul-4Q51 "a. Silver at the board neglect
| ed.
dun. Railroad bonds strong.
STOCK QU CITATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
" PROFESSIONAL AGAINST AMATEUR. :"

YOU MAY BE A GOOD MERCHANT
mechanic, doctor. or farmer, and noe
competent to sail a ship neither can yeu
speculate successfully without speciaI
training. Speculation IS a science, ana
professional" should always be chosen
to direct your operations The great FOR
tunes accumulated by speculation have
been made through professional specu-
lntors" and brokers' who must nave
the knowledge acquired by experience.
With them only have small Investments
increased to fortunes. GEORGE M
IRWIN No. 10 Wall street, New forkx
invites correspondence or interviews Win
people who desire 20 speculate conserye-
lively I'm stocks. grain, and cotton: hS
mails no "books" or other "hterature
but advises in accordance with changing
market conditions. His orders are e1e-
cuted by the best stock Exchange houses.
An extra commission Is cheerfuly PAID
by is-ouston1ers. heferences. /, Sc Git
BULLS AND BEARS. A PAMPHLEr
telling how to handle Stocks. Grains. etc.
on margins, will be mailed on application
by ROUILLOT e. Co, Brokers, No. u
south Third street. Philadelphia. Pa.
SO margins 10 shares OF stock. or LUZ
bushels OF grain, $50, twenty, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06

WE TELL YOU HOW TO sPECu-
late safely In Wheat. Pork, ana STOCKS:
Send for our book ana aHvice tf proa ~.
New York. u "S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06

HOLIDAY IN NEW YORK TO-MoR-
ROW.
NEW YORK. September 5.--As Monday
IS a legal holiday. the Stock Exchange
banks, and financial institutions will be
closed.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED.

WANTED.
WALL sTREET-ADVANCE INSIDE
Information furnished to bona-fide GUS
toners. Handsome manual and daily
market letter free TO all who write. Z. ~
HUGHES & CO., Bankers. 90 broadMay'
New York. Sc e-Su0 luz
SPECULATE JUDICIOUsLY AND
YOU can make money. Excellent facilities
FOR handling large or small orders IN
stocks, cotton. grain, and provisions Best
book published and daily review or mar.
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sc 6-Su4t 226 la Sale street, Cnlcago.
DO YOU SPECULATE? GUIDE TO
Successful Speculation" mailed Tree.
Wheat, provision. cotton. and stock spec
ulation on limited margin thoroughly eA-
blamed. Correspondence solicited.
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my s-Su&Thiy --------
WE TELL YOU HOW. TO sPESu-
late safely In Wheat, Pork, ana ssoe anv
$50 80 49, bock and advice free 10 any
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06

The rOof-garden was, must confess
q great disappointment 20 me- IL was
by no means what ! expected. From all
! had heard imagined II was a place
whore Major GlnteT Experimental with
garden seed. and I looked forward 20
walking through vistas OF smiling to-
mato vines. and 10 smiling the redOlence
o. luscious onion plants. | had thought
how pleasantly / would discuss agricul-
tUre with Messrs Ainslie & Webster.
and how would revel IN the crops. But
] was doomed 10 u shock like unto the
parting with a jaw-tooth. The floors
were all OF slate and there wasn't so
much as piece OF wiregrass growing.
nsyer would have known 1 WAS up 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06

2 oats f4s4nl5c. Mess pork. $3.50 $500.
Lard, $322lzfiS325. Short-rib sides, S.l5v
1920 Dry-salted shoulders, S3.75qS4. short
clear sides. S3.50ass.62ia. Whiskey. N-lA
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARD3, ILL, Septem-
Der .-Cattie--Receipts 400 head; market
easy; common TO extra steers. p2Oqso.zOi
stockers and feeders. s.. 4eqt3.s0: cows and
ern rangers, S2i5qt4.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; market for
fancy light &c. higher; others steady;
heavy packing and shipping lots. N-ivg
choice assorted. y3304$3.40 light, $3.15Q
$3.42h; pigs, 81 25Q$335.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: market
steady; inferior TO choice, S2u $40; lambs,
S2QSi.f0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06

MONEY TO LOAN
yrAJ' Estate IN LARGE AND sMAL8
r HrHsi SUTTON & CO.,
d. ' corner Tenth and Bank streets.
no IF. Su&Wnm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06

ANY ONE HAVING A SMALL on
large amount they would ike 10 invest -
some safe way, paying a large per esns.l
aud not Interfering with their prsseny
business. can hear OF something new ana
Of special interest TO those having sma1
capital by sending name and address 70
@ap' II. s. DEAN g. CO, 1
1913 east Main street,
Sc 6-1ts Etennlones
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DEL. LACkAW ANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations in New-NOrk. foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets. -
TRAINS. Pt LINAN BUFFET
IIl,HI.

Direct route TO NEWARK. HIOOMFlELp. MoNTCLAlR.
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsviie Baskins
Ridge. Madison Mor-isown. Passa!c Paterson. lo1l-
ton Doyrr Sianh.Ie. NEWIDN FL t,GS Lax.
MOUNTAIN. Washington PHIlLI'SBj re. EASToN.
WATER GAP. STRol DSEl re Pocono Mount ains.
SCRANTON T1TTSTON W1I.KESRAREF. NANTI-
,os@ BINGIIAMT0N OXFORD NORWICH. Water-
vine UTICA RICHFIEI.p STRINGS Cortland,
SYRACUSE. OSWE(ip. ITHACA OWEGp. ELMlRA.
CORNING. BATH. pANSN LILLE. Ri'FFAIp and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST ANI' SOUTHWEST
500 \ RINGFAMTON MAI. stops ~ principal
N 90 4 NJ tCafe carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON RING
HANTON UTICA DICHrlELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
Ct'SF and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
Parlor Cars RuNao with train for chi aro
In VI cafe car. SCRANTON. VIIKrSBAREE
and FI.MIRa EXPRESS Pullman +. fe' rarlor cars
4 7. VI. SCRANTON. NILkFSRARRE and HiNN-
OI'TH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet ParloT cars.
go = Vi tDa1r. Buffalo N"sfhued Limited Express
for SCRANTON. ElNGHAMT0S. ELMlRA. Pt'F-
FAI.O Pullman Buffet sleeping car Connects A.
RuNalo with train FOR chicago and p-in's vest
q.9n . NJ fnailyi. H1-FTAIO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON ITHACA NI'HFIEIp SPRINGS. SYRACUSE
and OSWEGO EXPRESS pullman Buno' sl-eperS
TICKETS AND Tt'II.NAN ACCOMMODATIONS - a
PARK Place Eroadwsy Tickets ~ ferry stations "i2
Broadvav III 4fh-avA l2fh So = West l2''N e.
.35 Columbus Nov York. rs ans 7c6 Futon 81 and
Prostway. BROOKLYN. Time tables giving full nf0
WFSTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY WI call ~ ani
check baggage from hotel ~ residence n Destination
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FDn SALE.


AZ EXTRAORDINARY MASTERrIEcE.
Ar'glr '.re mat needs Winding ny
once a. tsaf. perfect regulator w.'n "pna
fi.n = time. 80. 40 Wes' II aston -.
A. nrblcl:b PRICE, - $50 second hand
WOOD and iron WORKING machines. fui>
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chaas,i GEORGE Is EDDY. 3t> Mad
,on ST
Ti'Y'LEs Monarch or Defiance bicycles.
highest grade. also. 1875 models. all
prices. Fund -. repairs. r. \ HoRk-
Man. ~ Lexington ave. n"nr AN ST.
FOR SALE stume tailor store. 10
years established. cheap on account ~
sickness NJ agents. l.s6l Lexington ave.
near lis'h 81.
ROLL TOP DESKS hest quality. SIS. 81.
SCI So. So SIS. s4s and SO. r
ESTES 4 SONS. ~ Jonn-st.. near Nss
fAu. ~
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cLI,'te frf 5000 liaying. deception ana
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oince.
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions Tor
The rrbunr received a. their Uptown
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o. 3-'-si.. until . O'Clock !. m. ad~T-
ti~,ments received ~ the following branch
ofrccs al regular ,f'.ce rates until o'clock
l. IA. vi. 2,i shave. 3 .. cor. I'D It lJ2
,iih ave: cor. l@th-s;.. li2 Columbus-ave.
near West njth- 4. 100 West 42d st. near
Gih-a.e. ~ East i4th-st.. 2ji West I'D
o.. between I'm and sth a,cs.. 10 East
am ST.. / as "a ave between 10Th AID
1.ih sfD.. lO2G 81 ave. near Glst-st.. |. t0S
ls'-ave. near >Dth-st.. go 81 ave. near
4lsi-st. So 'd-aNr. 49, Bl-ccker-st
. .-is 3i-aye.. 30 East 79th-st.. l.9@l I'd
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81 GO Broadway. 5n3 - ave. l29
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the Harlem Onic,s: 2.U5l 3d ave. near
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3v7 Fulton - I26 FULTON st. G3 Court
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Railroads.
-AmGRic"'s cREATEeT RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL vt: r.
~ AlInSnN RIVER
l. HUDSON RIVER R. p.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL. STATION. 4?D STREET.
$50 A. M-Exoept SUNDAY; Empire STATE Express
syracuse aad ROCHESTER: pge Buffalo - P p, NJ :;
$3.50 a. MmDany: Fss, Mall FOR Pougnkeepsie Al,
Falls. Chicag'.
1913" S9P gia b Day Express For all in
/ 100 J. M-Daily. Southwestern Limited For Colum-
bus. Cincinnati. indianapolis and ST. Louis. Stops
az PoughkeclSie. Albany. C,ica Syracuse hocieS-
land roiedo and chicago' stops rcusae.ps
Albany. Schenectady. ctica Syracuse. Rochester
1910 j M'~Ixeep, Sunday IVES, Point. PouehNeep@'e
4:3O p M.-faiiy Nor,h Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 a. m. Chicago 4:30 p. IN. Stops ct Albany
GOO = Nj Daiy. Foo Albany. Troy riica. Ai.roin-
&aeS M2unains Mon''sai; Syr1 .,,, , Hin1.o
49, cincinnati. St. LOUIS. .u
o- rrA MD2 A E9@ T aS} M .sT9f' b''"''"
1870 M.,naiy For bun4io N!agarl Fans Cs'',
Tsasnkacisio. 'AiS;ny and luca '
$50" o5 n w. 's 5 rr Sen ,ua n M i5ns
ono =. M.-Daiiy. For syracuse. osveeo wa'cr'ow1
doedS chieess. sAsp' Sa.urtay Yer Cs[g N%f, ~
i.;1o NIGHT Theatre rain n chicago ana pi'n,pa
g on on Cg. 5ab every ol nE ad
e,oo c,Sfo .!g'., '1ye on g , eSae Sunday
Piusnsld via Harlem Di'.ion 49,. p..,
O'1" A -Sunday only. to Iitisheld AMI tie Brik-
s" hL ii Na li1 i 4EHlI is' 70 'YoxxrRs
run nf ys n n. T run e-'Y IN an IonS WITH
The Elevated Road. This is the only line running all
Wssner pa,see Cars On all ,hrougg trans.
~ Roadway - r,rk rlass 2el Alb sroad~ay 81 Es.
i25th S.. ana ssth~si station Ncw~York sas ana 726
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A.-FOR SALE.-A stylish pair high knee
acting cobs. l5a. hands high. six ana
seven years Old: spleadidly matched IN
color and disposition: are thorousn'SS
broken double and single. ana are Ooth
good saddle horses: have been used IN c,ty
for the last year. and are FUZZY WAX
RANTED III every particular. H.sV an ei
CANT saddle and harness COP, do,f NH"
high. six years old: THpROV GILL
RKOKFN. dOablc and single, ana SAFE Tor
auv one TO ride or drive. Als'i broughan'
mail phaeton. canopy top family surrey I;
seats four. runabout wagon. 'op ,H 80
wagon. pole and shafts. single ana uouD'e
heavy and Hight harness. ladies' srnt'
mems English riding saddle ana Df',ie'
riding habits, robes. Nhips ana All we
stable effect. must -.ll immediately
no OFFERS REFUSED
OWNERS PRIVATE STABl.t.
=. East 3lst-
JOHN N'NNr' y AESD ~ wARREN-Sr.
Handsome s;yl's IA
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES. ,..
Very large assortment al very low P'''
,l.,. . number ~ excellent
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES t..
at very reasonable P''e''
And 4 splendid sto.k 81
NAKNES-.
HARNESS.
u,psr s,,,.rTS> Lar OYSTERS.
ana ali Horse requisit"-.
Two buildings devoted ~ Horse S"o's'
FOR SALE. -chliis pony. win OF WI"
an, art and harness or TO hlIr-
Address Dr. .. {. Ath9'yN',
Jamaica. l.. /.
SHETLAND PONIES. over 100 head 70
SECT ff,m. chi!dren's p)mi"-' ,yt,
siack. .'nl for cnl,I.sue' W. D. 9''"'
SDN. Young tOwn. ONO.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
q RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

stations foot Of E Rsssro Ms and , SSaHd Streets
1000 L. VI PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman
& EARN fs cGa Hnps No. sna psss 5
A. Cneinna go A. NJ lnds ma SEQ sgd \ Ho Ma
Sleeping and Dining cars to St. Louis Louisville. and
Chicago. Arr.,e Cincinnati io.45 4 II. st. Louis :
600 r. W. WESTERN EXpnEss-sle-pin and Din
,ne care 70 Ihicaso snn Ce'elani Arrives Cleveland
AZ j.. VI. sGrTHwEsrErN i:XTREss- sIcepns
Cincinnati =. ". Indianapolis lois =. NJ. 81. Louis
500 T. VI. PtcIFiC EXrEEss.-ruman Sleeping car
TO rt-bufg CONNECTS for chicago daily ana 'l~e lA".
"~a WASHINGTON .>n the SOUTH %, o..
c'se;. onai Linn mini III rsrior and pinng 90 -
s1n nns s 'p@'S I = % % M 4i l 1s
a., rs.rf r"a Hne e, afI' ,s 10 p"nS '' '
so''THlHN nAliWAi-4;o F. NJ daily. serpers. T.,
sing r. - Sea, Ga, sicl i' - %r% orleans and
All TOAST LINi:.-eso \. u. daily, sleer~r' to
Iimi.. Macon ind Jacksonville go :. NJ. daly'
Ci.ssArEAhE 4 ONO RAILWAY. Express 80 =. NJ
r- roiy4 ' cnNroRI 1i ,oG , ySGRpoK .ia cape
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FOR PlitIADEIPHIA
- 80 so - $50 10 p.nn'a Lmit'dh !" J" ''ii-
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irF Carr = 20 Dining can. q Dining 'afl 90 =
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SIT.
Tcker orieer: Nos 49, ga 100 I3.S III al 25i
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t'Crilaulf Sfro ,is. Court street 80 fu'h 49,
broadway and rooklvn Annex station. fo"t ~ ,',
street BrHoilvn: station. Jersey 'liy. Tn" N"N ~
Transfer Company VIII call n and check baggage I""
NJ pRTXosT f. r. WOOD.
Gencru Manager. General fass 'N''''
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

FAT ENPItESS TRAINS 10
baltimore, Washington. Chicago, Cincln ma q,
81. Louis and all Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAIES
Leave York. foot Of Liberty st. daily FOR CHICAGO
2fD p. and l9:l5 night plT.rSbIKG. $3.50. er sun.
sun. ~ Is nigni. CINCINNATI. 81. IOt Is 10
II. m. GOO p. IN WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. s:l5
a M. sun. 10 a. Dining Carr. II 20 DIN
ing carr. 200 T.. G:3O p M eN. sun. Dining can
"a p. m. Dining Can. GOO !. M. i2l5 night.
NORFOLK. II 80 a. IA. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga Pul,mln
Sleeper. , D.. daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Oficrs: 1l3, l72 2ji Ala. lli0 Broadway, 81
i4h St. i27 Bowery. X. " 339, IA Fulton St. Brook
lyn station Of Liberty ST.. C. X. r. OF N. j.
New York Transfer COMPANY will call and check
baggage from hotel VI residence 10 destination
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6orses an0 Carriages.

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i private family team complete. consisting - on.
light harnesses all In Al condition. The horses
years June. half sisters. brown. closely
matched horse road 10 to L. nlrs peg
perfectly broken double single not afraid OF
steam electric Perfect family team gepir
sound. kind them all right In every WAY
shape and II you want perfect family and
road ed that right this will please you
no horse dealer Address r. T. CHIIDS Springfield Mass
NOR SAIE.-HanGsome. matched carriage horses: pair
bay gedings. 1J.3 absolutely feaIless 81 steam
cars - pair chestnut 49, all
well good action; also magnificent horse. a
bay geldng 1872 800 speed. Il all day animal also
real speed 10 show under the watch. prices low
OAK HILL FARM. Goshen. ~ Y.
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lar ONCE rates until o'cocP D. VIZ 2t sih ave,
cor 23d st, 52 Gh ave cor ieE St; 1872 columbus ave,
West 6t,h 100 West I2d s.. 0i-ave; ~
East l4th-st 20 WesG i?d-st.. between 9Th and SIN
100 East 9Th st: i33s 80 ave. beiwsen 7dih and
I'm sts; O26 80 ave. near Gls ST. 7oS 1st-ave;.
Blocker ZOOS 3i-ave.: 30 Fas, 70th-st.: l.92l
3d-ave.: 1852 3d-ave ~ Amsierdan-ave.; 400 West
42dst las East l6h-si: 2o3 East 4sths $50 0h-ave.;
G5i eth-ave;; Is2 Sd-ave near 67th-st.: 2Oi Eas,
s6il-st leo Broadway: i.5G3 3d-ave 1919 sh-ave.:
LBS 2d-ave i53 6h-ave. At the Harlem Offices 2c5i
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Ilalns leave West 42l St. station T. J.. foilows
and 10 minutes earlier from foot II Franklin
:i.U \. VI. Daily local to liuffaio.
SiU 4. VI DAILY local Albany for Catski!i
A4.l Saratoga raflDr cars 10 Albany. sundays only.
OI0 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse. Epcnes
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland ANA Chi
larl0r car Syracuse.
II -, 4. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY, 20 CGtski Noun
iain% New Pa!lz. I.ak~s Mohonk ana Minnewaskl. Al
ltAy. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. laflJr Car.
I:0O Il. VI. Daily. except sunday. Tor Albany.
GOO T.. VI Daily FOR Albany. Montreal Etca Syracuse
K,chrsirr. EI1alO Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and -. Louis
$3.50 u. VI. Daily. sunday. for SewbuTK. Albany
Saratoga and Montreal
..i3 y. VI Daily. except Sunday. for Utlcn Syracuse
Rochester ana Buffalo.
S,I5 y. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roch.s
ter iuralo Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit ClrNe.Ind
Chicago ami - Luis.
FOR tickets time tables paor and sleeping car accom-.
modatipas apply city Offices. Br0alyn and NeN-fOT ana
stations. Time tables principal hotels. For other
Information address G. f.. LAMBERT
Gen. Passenger Agent. vanderbilt-ave.. New-Yogk