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nailrUa0s.
Railroads.
aMaaic.'s GREATEST NAiLHcAI.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
G. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AID sTRhhr
$3.50 M--Except sunday Empire ss a1bany N Huea
.yiacuss and rochester Due Buffalo 40 p m r.
Niagara Falls 30; p. This train is limited ~
o.so f. M-6ai!y Fas, Mall FOR Poughkeersie:. Al,
any Utica. syracuse Rochester, bura'o N'As''A
1880 A. M-Except Sunday Day Express For all I'M
100 p M-Daiy Southwestern Limited For cO s,In.
bus cine nnati indianapolis and II LOUIS uh.s
Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica syracuse 'o0"'S
loo FER M srd Bnas Chicago Special for Detroit cleye
~ and Toledo and chicago stops at Pougakeepsle
Albany schenectady Utica. Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 T. M.~Except Sunday West Point. Poushkeep''e
4.ao + M.Daily Moth snore Limited Due pesr2
$50 a. m. Chicago i:3c p. m stops al N'
e.co FOR Aeany Troy l,d u,,sa H HaIfaT
Niagara Fails. cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago
s:2o F. M"Daiy For Troy. Saratoga. Burlington
Pattsourg. s.. Adams ard Montreal v.,. c,.,,s
land Ind anapolle ST. Louis, Chicago. stops at
ooo At Ssy and s ESa Car
only. Tor pointr Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
ono 7 MBay rcr o'w.se W aisytisr1
foi'dq 5hieaso adsy ~ tqP sy. y"fs.
ana a. Aqsaa Road s"nde{ ScS Spy and prlncps
1910 p SGsT On Te o 'G en nor eSy night
SUNDAY night Sunday nlshts " n tTsn anu
o.oc A. II and 1895 P. M.-Doly except sunday t
ou, sD fS Ha 6n.g to Psned and Berk
'Af I'LL Iil Y;ai e Ha rkHI Rvl f6 HYoxKrRs
An night run 'h'' AMI Ron's s, On
r bn eyaic <' "ad as Ts the only line running AL
nisht' rains ,i'1; Guy Of Ne%-York.
Tr aE1s' iami fs ' with rn.ch sh Station
ia rsod %n "a Park Place 2si Broadway 81 Eas,
i4,hst 042 Broadway 235 Columbus ave 800 VI a., TSf
FS In ST. s, ana ana iSS Br ga T. D. Brokyn
Baggage checked from hotel or residence % ~
i2'i ''s S. ga..sSH:T assa
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

~ FHlI.ALEi-i MA, BAL! hOhE AM
WARRINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days. 40 500. Sis. 800 loA
Il 80 Dining carr A. NJ 80 200 $50 40 Cbglj
Parlor Car $50 20 DINING Carr. 800 7S 90 1904
r. NJ l2.l5 night sundays 800 &c., 100 II 81
Dining Carr a. NJ. 200. 400. 500 Dining Car 800 p.
". L. Is night
For Baltimore and Washington week days. 40. sia
1900 II 20 Dining Car A. NJ. 200 $3.50 500 DANG
can 500 =. VI l2l5 night sundays 80 1000 IL ~
Dining carr \. 200. 800 Dining Carr. GOO P u
Tickets and paror-car seats be procured a, foot
Lh4r-y. St lis i72 2sl. as ga. 40 1893 Broadw
ia- Oh Ave 81 East iIth-st. 1853 Eas, l2ath-s,..
West ic5th-st. 81 Columbus Ave. Nev-YoIk; Cos
:, SrO Fulton s., Brooklyn. 9s Broadway. WilliamshII
~ ~e-rY YORK T-ans,er Company viii call and chsd
b,x,o ge rom hotels residence 20 destination.
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BALTIMORE e. O u,

Le,ve New York. foot OF L'oe'"
CuIIAuU. d. IN and L. 10 n.sn'' 90 :, u.ehL
PlTrsBI tG. $50 eA sun. : Su, 4 a. 10. csh
CINCINNATI. 1T. LOUIS, 10 4" III 10 (Dn!ne na 4
sc m bs1s o cam sa ssS 10 a".s,sSs' ca.
Carr. ?; m; ~ ~, h's", dining Carr Dln'''
D. m. IL IL night. 40,
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. p p ~, ci Light. .,s 4.
An trans iliumlnated %n tn Wd~ay 81 z IL. 50
~ Bowery. H. r.; s's "a r FuliRsn Of f'NJ
ton fa9t rom or l ha,sl o. residence to destination
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Wat NJ .. opcn.ns Hsec., ios...'- cios,,s
5 4. . :. ::: sJ ,.s:$ Il; Il; ''' q Is: Il:
Corn ~. 2:
! 4. =. :. .::: :5ss. e. sF;a: &:
oa's ~. ?:
IA II H ...a! FL ''~' II e! i:
q q, ... =, HIN: Sc is f E5;~ HF sS 'F5S3'
. .si. ::::.::: ~ w. II: ~
shor, ribs. per 100 n.
July .............. 49, 20 o,s 20,
t,,n iuo,at,ons were as ,'iows Flour qule. ana
steady prices unchansri ~ sprlng wheat 95AsRo,sc
- spring wheat 55i5Gc. " rcd. 3asp6ltc No ?
a2s' NJ oats N 49,. s Ne brine Ts sa mot nv
4 = s . S r r1r s .1 ID s. SaSa s. dry
-aitcl shoulders boxed, sips. l2e .h,rt clear sides
e. a2 stsninrI "A {, os Per BOZ ns.e OIL raw
iSf iic seconds cdi9c Eggs were cisy: trcsh stock
euo'.c
cincinnati June IS r7our-Marke, qus, easy. winter
e * 81 - Wa, Mare' "il nnchansci Gown
Ma G nTT .1 8 20 s NaT m 2s" S " %S
So 20 lard steady Fair demand steam leaf 49, kettle
c1p;e l,r and lose shoulders he oosr short rib sides
o. loose short clear sides i.c tnes 4isc. Boxed
worth &c more. Eggs quiet. easy strictly fresh
Milwaukee June i5.-whea' opened &c lower and a
further tsclne x &c established Later there was
buyers september opened at 56.c fen 20 5Ggc rose to
low sample wheat in brisk demand for hard grades No
H. a.e Ky. du ana .c o%fT ~ on rack ss.c
Fl,r Am ana un hanged M' stunts si";ay and quiet
dragged on Nc lower level There break or So
lived UP to the third hour. when quck cent advance
40 FL interest 10 the trading July opened Al i3isc and
September pened It 33+c anl closed 54a.aai'.c hens
lop for the session 'ash wheat No Northern sold AZ
%n To A or & IN me ScStrH H . i' %s an" ait
about ~ under No /: NJ found buyers % under
5iNc. No ? 5a4c. Four-pa,cn,s 81 ioasa Is. bakers
81 ?3aS2 81: poiucton @6ooo bbls. shipments 30 lo7
shorts quoabs at 81 1908 miidlinss s. 25as7 80
Philadelphia June i5.-F.o Demand continued slow
unsa'srnstory mark, weak In sympathy with the de-
era pressure 10 sell In all home grain centres prices here
te,in"d isc per hushe contract wheat June d3'rMGic
july .313.c; August G2aG?isc; September nominal.
Corn Market opened steady IN spite ~ the weakness
wheat but speculative trading. ocal los quiet
32', h3ic; August. 1884, G34c: September
Market for lots dull with free offerings At former
and July 24124'ec; september 23p24c Eggs
quiet steady. PENNSYLVANIA nrss l?Ui2'sc Western DO
lozcnsr 3 lec do powdered 35lc,. DO crown A.
= l6r; Do crystal A. u dc do. granu.ated i6c;
do i5-o extra DO Lie; confeconcrs' A. IL iSc;
keystone \. . Zee: american \. lie: Centennial \
: l6c. American b &c: Ccntenna. r. 3 iGc: cal
ifonla D. idc: franklin extra C lice keystone
california do iGc: All 3-iCc commission in add,
ton no regular trade dscounts Other articles UNCHANGED
July 5lc asked AUGUST 54isc September 64'sc nominal
Corn steady June 2sa.c nominal; July $50 seoembcr
gust. lie. Other articles unchanged
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Railroads.
ENNSYLVANIl|
RAILROAD

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and cor,,.-,
300 A. NJ. FAST 'i LXEM Nay 2s 1886, 's
1000 A. VI. PENNsYLvANiA III i'fM 70 rPitaburs
lion Cars Arrives s' cSica glnSs smoking ess
i1syiIla r. 70 ~ a. NJ indianapolis So ~ I
$50 4. NJ ''' a. NJ d. Louis 800 p. NJ and 1,iH
2'oo r: VI; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS rxD. 'Ns
Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati 1914, a I'sai"ilk "
500 n f. 81. #Gs sIs 4 Nxpprss " LOU,
Ing Cars to chicago and Cleveland seepins and b.
7.a5 r H. soIGaii w z @rS; S;S p
and Dining Cars to Cincinnati and s. iSs,.
Tiaenaa'i sa5 p NJ indianapolis i0i5 p lGSl' Ans
s:oo y. ". Pacific ' EXpREss -pn,,,.. ~
and Toedo except 's satn lSi Chicago daily and
20 DS .ioi i2i2 Dining CaD ii A. n.
Dining Carr 80 Dining a aap, and D,1ns Cam 3
sunday $50 $50 Il A. $50 'c1 Or ~; nEss
SOUTHERN RAMwAYEl:aso n p Il daily S."
spr,ns, l:i5 night daily si Sleeper. a to Sew
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-om " ,.u
P F,S I@mP. and Macon 300 p II daily s2es
CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY r,
daily Through sleeping and Dining ta nefess sAiI
FOR g,s OLD P PoINT c6MEoRT and Norfolk RIS
sIeeper p NJ a. Sa,j ~. weekdays and with
ATLhNTIc CITY. 10 P. NJ. weekday. rs,ov,,,s
rr6R CAPE MAY. Ioe ?. u weekdays.
Gp .a6 g oio ASury Pork OCEAN Grow. an. IN
p N week aays- SUNDAYS stop at intersS.aa ns ny
go 100 g. $50. o. $50 10 Penna iIm,,sn m
Ing Carr. IL A. ", H. /. 20 g. l. AZ * y
ing carr, 20 Dining Carr q fDni,c O. Co., ~ Ia
NJ. i2i5 nigh, SUNDAYS. si5' $50 O. "a ~. ~ -
ned). 10 II a. NJ Dining Carr l. $50 d1t,i, v" "a.
52o Dining Car. Dining Carr i.5 a. rh ws c1i
night '' o. "r ~, rs
Ticket offices: Nos 49, 9A ilae I, %, 60,
Broadway. / Asi1r House and ~, o., ~ and =
nersndt Sreets court street $50 Fultoa Stree. y
street. BROOKLYN. Station Jersey c,y III o. fgsa
Transfer COMPANY will call tor and check bas,ss. n
s " PRENOGT D u,oo
General Manager General D.. "wD a
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A nqHi 'a' :.s ra. e9' l..a =; s.s' @
New York. iciO head -ao 1910 had iaike, open'
handy stock c ea,er; naSet ci,,ci weak Win several
8. ioosa H. ng6, To- medium ). isss, 90 so' sh, AMI
s@, - SSSs 10 as rtefs - S ~ a g.,
t. - inc "a" tuShcrs lis s: 75.8 * iesh w. s'd
-prins~s dun slGps So s',csers lower. com
.,ronge, a, :" 75Hs % IIoss Receipts est - noafs
week ~ head. c,nssnel through D. ~
MAKE, opcrei s,c@i, to',i slser. Win Few ua-,
god et reke- s. 20 plgs 50 JoaSS %. mx.d pack
r,ishs " .,asS TO- s'ass s2gs2 To- Saeep and i,n,n'
re- %, ss q , eS ns g e'1 , 9 Ms for zoe h @'
cons.ned through. $3.50 head, 70 Newiofk 50, head
higher tr god - best ',s nnehanscd FOR o9ers; sse
st"ay 10 nrn Tor so.a w'm a. S@e aso ''yW n,
SO 10 cus air 81 Sou 8 y handy we'he's {igs' .;
- a. 'prnx ismls ch'ce to extra s. 5oa:S Is. comm.
to S aT cf 80 June sA'' % 80 n mse;
10y rs & 'ns j.. .r !, s. 5.g g. 90 sSs
sagS3 10 TAT asa ~. bulls sags and 81 {
- Wal caiy~s s5a,5 - heavy thin calves s2qss
$ tsqsi 80 m' alum sad s 81 .oasa % Ico,y f'rs
81 'gsa % Toass s2g;2 ~ e ia mar ma,
S3asa 80. common So 46as2 49, cul- sld$2 choice
s. 80 choice lambs 81 5oo$i 49, common to good lambs
a" hs s',N Y%; r Jun" ss i s.,
kinds common 70 extra steers 81 5ogSi 90 socfes and
s3as5 30. Texans s2u$3 NJ. Receipts head
I1aihrt easy and 5c lower. Packing and shipping lois
~ o3qS3 ~ common 10 choice mixed 50 9'rS3 30 choice
assorted 81 5r<3 i2a. light 50 O5u$3 ~ pigs 81 500
81 40 sheep Receipts. lOWD head. market steady ( T
choice easy FOR inferior grades. Inferior choice. $40
81. lambs s. 5OQs6
st Louis June IL National Stock Yards: Cattle Re
cepts. AiOI head. market steady. native steers $3d
81 90 S2 90 30. Texas steers So GOHSJ Hogs
Receipts 2Ni' heal market 5al0c lower. heavy 81 9pG
50 ~ miNcl 81 SVls3 Is. Hight 81 2OuS3 ~ sheep
crpis Estimated At 1900 head. market scndy good
only lambs. 50 Jusi -, natives. 81 25uS3 20
Kansas city. June 10 Hogs Receipts 500 head
market slow. &c lower light. 81 oJf 81 l2g medium Sg
81 ot's heavy, 81 oJnS3 co. pigs $3GS3 IL Cattle Re
cepts. 300 head; market steady. steers best.
5" 'ouS3 no fair TO good s3HS3 20. and heifcrs
best 81 $50 81 -. fair good 81 10. bulls 81
81 D. stockers and feeders 81 SoS3 so Texas and West
ern 81 "Q> -. calves. S3a<S. Sheep-Heceipts 1000
head, market lower.
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Gotels.

ter quiet. Northern creamery. isgi7c: Weston choce
l,gi6 imitation; gi2e vss.m.n ' aa 'le 'sy Il
qllc. mutton ana yeari.nss ~ Cheese que N9r,n
ern 7Q7tr. Western. 81, Iggs firm cho'" h,sF
hv ictl-r Eastern iI4i4c. Western and NrnEAn = q
~ Hc,ns. yellow eyes 81 2oati 80 re, sin~'s - J..
gli.t cel turkeys iir Western icsi owls. -. ~
northern fowls l24i4' spring chickens. ICED l-fif
live i24i5- fowls. o. Zoe P'afocs steady ti'
rons - 51aS4 Wh.cs,'-k 3"u33c new southern pleny
ana lower Al - Ji'2 - quality Apf"s his--tr
s. iO4s4 - Valencia oranges s. 5"uS" Sira"h"rrl"s
steady rms Cabhage- "-gkL As2afasns -
g. sO1fs2 - Hay Fancy s2OGs2 lower grades. S3H
civ i.ye straw s23rs24 leather firm. hemlogk sol"
20 a.l fr-fs 81 uSp. seconds NInsiI ~ union sole
nrsfs s2B. .~cpnts <24
Buralr. Jun spring wheat c.o.,i s,rsdy. 90 J.
hard spot ca. ~ northern. 81. N northern %"
" norl Glt.c. 10 northern. COG Winter
WHEAT closed steady unchanged. Corn clo- arm VI.
change. oats closed weak. No > white. &c. No 3
2i.r. 40 mixed 2iec track: No white 22t.c store
rye lower nrl lg.i. NJ > 81 nsket Flour cu..
Kan .asr Nil f.~l nui-'. s'eedv. unchanged.
chicago June l5.-Tf- leading futures ranged as fol
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steers small margin over rr'uy s,np nue and
the yards cleared Several cars were se sold a,
s3 9Sas4 - per 100 extra do at 81 oo corieI s.,
at s. 0oGs4 4o at $SqSt bulls ss, sides slow at
SS7c per h. London and Ly ps1 & S%ST
Gno'' ve cattle lower at 9a9sc American sheep srnn
advss at S@ ,be dTs e"rsc viii take i25
and 1900 sheep 0T ssr anh 5000
sg sa6sp. and M 'Ss ss1'' 2T g
st' per ic" Io ~; = HG 4 at s. 81 . TO-
2 $ 81 ,,; p DO laSs p at 80 u 49,
+ Eps aS ia- Kent"ck n 1899 u y at s. g. g
lc 4 at 81 50 %, 30 do G' , a5' b. at S. do 1865 H.
IS de- s- o cG q; 5. s Es9'i:a .'s5;
81 g. a. i' Z: % 3 at 49, s'l$$s$ p
~ 10 "a 49, - r. DO 81 S d. d. at aS 4 ~ a
!; ao & N at d. h. At 50 r. 81 At Is 81 -
State cows ioii NJ at $? ~ d. io 90 e. a. i2so H.
A, So 81 DO n at $? 49, i, 49, e. g. do. GAS
~ 4, % g. Hu aor. 80 S b. 40 SEQ ~
RI I Hollis: hull 1000 H. at WV ~. ,,-,~.
b, :.7 81 b. At ), 8 4: 81 ls e b. at ~ 3 e. a
u, MlI 11 c2w5 for sss r SSTS .irpd
cAvEs Receipts 100 head all fore for 'ne a hSad
ON o iae Demand active but a! generally o oT Prom fc% o
civ f prices well wan'"1@ ol,,0, AG to- coce YEAS
S at 81 aoGss 100 ~ and s' 50 1o S.s a.
milk. At e .aas2 ~ mixed olives az 81 ,1rSt 81 SiSc:
dressed s coY| ., IN s NAi rss! SGb sa'c
ely dressed yeas at 5a'sc ,, ~ :, average s.
pcs s'c cs s 5'!a do Il n p 81 81 g. "a
=, =" st 90 ss S a, s., d. 'a N at 81 'o' e''
''5 n Y;' Z, !. r st 90 s: ri ri {? at e T."
- - ~ Go - Ie .I al 10 H. AZ s7s 90 DO is4 ~
j $ ca ~ IS d. at g 8 81 7, at ia > d.
g n, AZ 81 so ~ DO i53 No. at - u o. No IL, "a o5
s. I'm I'm. 81 i s' az a. = T. io H. % q &
S"lv.. la n a, s. 90 94 bu'ermSs 10 d. at = No.
81 Hum, fs e M.ro yss e p , st 10 is n r. at a.;
AT e 10 81 d. 10 n. At So 80 mse' calves i's NJ at
49, G'crmk, i4o 10 A. 81 "a, :. 50: 2i5 d. lca n
at 80 ~ r 81 6 :1 a. I'll 4 r. at at $, d. At
is i wrr r1 O. tnI.. a n at go 81 49,
rs T. 49, ~ 5o =, n a, q s. 8: & % mixed caves
'@a ~ at 6 " s % o5 veais ie' n at S''o 22' do
- con. ya ,e at 10 81 :: 70 az 6 800 % ~ e 1'
g. Do lc' r 70 at + 81, =, $. s. 20 - " ut > w.
'qsr sona.r, at at IseS 10; 10 At v:a. - i 10
d. a, =, !. y +, a 5 s. % 3" rs an n al
MsEr,' ~ yc'' ., i3 $51. # 81 = n . at $500
SHEEP MD LANES Receipt, or To . a" s, T gs a. ~
0 AZ ar ia 'oi cnoce shep were in .r's%Sa
ss r. lambs n and ND a .2ne aa' .qso ,- ,'T se.
common and medium sral- a.' .i, ~ 10 carrei yer.
r :, ,rac steep lola ~ s. -'pS' .n,ic" ant te N,
a. nre as ..23 NJ ., g. ,5@sa ci, sa:a -
few yarg. ani m,s~i 90 a. s. - s,ls,sS fcr
| = 50 Il aU7's, r., - df'@7'l lHm''' a. SUIT
'hoiie 'oas e. go hen'ucky lambs q y ave.
ae SO TO- y 20 a % Z A. 8: n az y, s. :
n a, s. i2s i'i s - - 81 Is go 80 =, a, 8 =.
20 A. ~ p At s. 70 81 go. 80 n :, - - ~ 5 3 ~ '
' s :. ~ 80 a. % r. At 5, . i12 qi' q y y. at
virginia b. = n At 8 yfsn,a, ~ n Kso.a az
] 81 do 10 n
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Sew-York. June 10. 1896.
pts for the day were light
along the line. Prices he'd
lium and pea. with the lat
more nrmness than at tho
wing been quite largely re
from exporters for white
few orders for red kidney,
{ the latter would hA about
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BKANCH. OCEAN GROVE Q 1
From Pier : y r. f,ot u Rector-st
For Atlantic Highlands. II ghland Beach EormacGA
Ransom Beach Seabright Monmouth Beach AMI Ldri
nrar-h AZ $50 1913 \. " 600 Saturdays onIy. *
F- Flte-on Astpry Park. OCEAN Grove and pc.sa
s,4,a ~ Point r.@asan' i,i5 A NJ Il 90 Saturdays osh
3{5 500 j. NJ. sundays except Ocean Grove and A.
burr Pa-k g.o0 g.
FIR Lskew-d. Toms River and Barnesat. 80 =
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CENTRAL PAILROADG NbV ,TRRSEV

lAnfhTu0lte coal Used excusyeIvl
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Scs,s
on and after June g. lsss
Trains leave s'ati y foot q Liberty g,
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown XaucS cSn,. a.
$50 7:iS. glo 81 - 70 Eas'on) A 4, lN 10 "a
so 70 Eas'op' s:a2 50 to A d 'n suaasH
For Wi.kesbarre PIT and scran,a sid y
10. $50 AS J.. SUNDAYS 40 Az
FOR Reading ~ 30 500 $40 1900 li3Ol n ga
! 30. 200 49, 500 So 900 P ~ 1915 nisst s,S.
gays 30 a VI. 10, 200 $50. 600 p ~: Hs u,e+,
FIR Harrisburg ~ 40. SEQ $40 1870 A "a
80 4.3O 300 - T. ". 1915 right, suniays "a
u % $50 800 =. ". 1913 night. ~
Fr Surhury Le~.sbErg and Williamsport At 40 sdA
,.iO 4 NJ. 1910 20. 300 7. u. Sundays 40 u
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC
For Rel Bank Long Branch and points south to Pcn
Pleasant 20 so II 30 A NJ. 100. 800 100 "a
si5 p N Sun!ars Kept Ocean Grove and Asss5
Park 900 A. NJ, ! 90 T. ".
Fi f~kewo.f r ms Rl,cr Barnega, Park and Barre
gar 4;n so 4 ". ! 30 400 p "
For Atlantic CRY Nineland and Brtgeton. 40 Y,
! 81 +
FIR Monmouth Reach. seahrght and Highland.
Naraslrt 20 : 70. II 80 A II. 30. 40 P. n Suss
600
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SHCRE R,Rl:::

80. ~, ~ ". s.at.oa y \, as WV
ana 10 minutes earlier from iout o1 Truman
" W. t a itSS to AS,ns Tor cA.s. a,., s0S only
.nI saratoga Par1or ears - A0aH syrsca< R'cf:'.
"' ,ar Muf,ao. Niagara Falls .oIedO. cs's'A'
,aso Par.or Car 10 syracuse Az, "a Catskl No.a-
i tsss \ Kew pa a lakes Mo5oSs az: N ps:w e.
Sany. saratoga, Caldwe ell. Lake Geo s Albany
$40" r VI Pay Tor baay T nsrs.4 o S1Sa D'us
ks ,'s ~ b aissS es -,S sauia; for Ns"'a'
az s.' = " an" DALI no" exSep, sunday for UTICA
H5'ss',i an" DAN f,t Albany rca S,5SSs't t
o' ,a", Blyao. Niasafa Falls, Toronto D'"''"
ncss9 and S L sSs paror and sstpSSs c'
a; s'a'ons Time tables at principal 'LXMBEEx
ins9rm' pa Saarr's Agent vanaeroi'-avf
49,, .," .xx, AND wEs,T,n,nsiS. y y; and 4
s,n,ion. A in S"M-iork. f.o 'r. CT rrrr
shS''"''t]|n "rISTsfSSsn IL ASSrs SAB
Rise Msdson Mo.''SSRR w RSi;SS Bup 9Epaodts Up
Io RkE n'T T5r fIT'1r sS2P SSSssr re-
MoCNrAiN Wasnns',enn; s IpRSG , PSc .NssE y
s MArSH SA rlTrsroH WIL IlEs a Mss
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500 A. NJ "BINGHAMToN MAIL. slSa.
1905 r'' M-cate cao BuFrA9 se sFFssiSSi SRA
HAMroM TIVE dTiwrso HHxPREss , pIliqsa' cs
Parloi cars connect at Buralo VII" "' ,o,saI
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ESr&Ess r Ta" SS9e. Hsa.'a Md EFT
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'"o rGN IqHASA. RtHFIEID SpnINss a,t sssrs,t
and OSWEGO ENPnESS. ,frrnWMOD ,rlOn,,,s rs
Park place i2e Broadway Tickets 4" a we; lss'sss
.oad%,y ~ an York sss and 72S Ts'' fu
ioi Rroadwav Brooklyn. Time t"o'' - n
WrsTt'oT>r EXPRTSS coMPANn. ~ destinsuoa -
check baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

BEENES- Hacepts for days were ,.s cars mr.
$3.50 head-2o cars for exporters and city
and - cars Tor me market and counting a single
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16
LERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt md Desbr osses ~
$500 4. ". iaay SUNDAYS 700 \. NJ for Mrca
CIT NIX and intermediate stat, %. -
s,f5 4 VI lany fr ITHACA. GENEVA, BcHEs.
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. scsPESSDN
BRIDGE AMI 'he W~'t and principal ocll points anl.
rar % Suspension Bridge. Pullman Nes,ious Sleeper
Chicago o. v.ru
II 40 4. ". daily. except SUNDAY. Nr Msya
CyIf-SK and Intermediate points Connectons for Eesa-
M. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

BEANS AND Receil
but there was quiet Trading all
about steady for marrow. med
ter. perhaps. showing "A little
close OF last week. stock ha,
duced. No call 10 speak Of
beans. but they are having a
and 1t looks a. II the price O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16
"HIACK DIAMOND EXPRESS =

arrives Buffalo 10 r. ~ Through ear 70 R'Sses 5, r.
man Nest!buiei Day Coaches and ParIor-CI phhs'
Car SerN Ice Meals il carte. -. 80. s,.
100 y. VI. ally. except sunday. for Eas'n ana u
terTuetlate points $3.50, n ,,-,t
,3O H. VI isly eScsp; sunday. tor l. , 49,
ana All lrterme Hate sta 0ns. CHARGERS . NhNNii
3:3O y. VI. lsunda,s oniyl. tor Aaaeh Ca'nA -s
Hazet0r and all informed ate stations n r-v,.
IifO y VI. daily exc. ~ SUNDAY 'ol l. = sr-S
TON and principal ir'-rwe Hate stations pun .T.
par r-car :, WrkeSblFre. clnneciing 'or rv. 80
6.I5 y. VI. daily. ror Easion and in'e''Ae'''
0.,O - VI t,.iy. ~ BUFFALO NlAGARA FA ~
and all points West Pullman Sleeper se r.s C..
y v o. chicago. sleeper O. bufa.o anu '0''
nectons for Realinl AMI Harrisburg, ,>,r,, an-HE;.
Di0O H. VI. daily e. iIhACA. ,y TEE and III pas
West Pullman sleeper 20 Chicago and 5uHA'
car q Wilhesharre. So, o., rlsr0y ~
40 y. VI daily except sunday Tor h'''''
Additional focal trains daily. eNcep sunday i r 10
BROOK and intermediate p..nts. .e " and srpl
A. NJ 900 \ NJ. l2.lo =. N. a J. ~ ~ - ~
Tirk4fs ard pulimsn a''orr1 .la''oh go r,., ,sAs,
and 500 Broadway 81 East liin - Lar, s. srA.'
'9- HoWerv y $50 Futon -, ''s'' "
way and BROOKLYN Annex BROOKLYN, Ill ,,r AZ. eel
Nov York Transfer Company VIII "a. =, ss.I,ara
haryae. from hotel " residence through " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

Receipts hreadsturs at interior points in thousands
Last three cphers 900 omitted Flour hhls, grain hush
al follows:
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09
AFTER THE PEGLEG
Phenecian Who Knows Where
 the Treasure Lies.

John Slsnksrd, deputy U. s. Mar. shal for Maricopa county, wIll leave in few days for Yuma with prospect ing outfit, says the Herald. His mis- sion is nothing less than s search for the famous Pegleg mine, unsuccess- fully sought for twenty years. Slank- ard is confident he knows the true location and, for the first time in twenty year., is in 8 position to test his knowledge. In 1897 ne was a guide across the d-sert from San Diego Co Yuma SO he is familiar with every trail and water hole. He IS sure that the Pegleg, with its wealth of gold bearing quartz, is located near the Mexican line and, undeterred by the fate of those who have perished of thirst in the hunt, will soon be on the field. Slankard has information held by him for years and declares be is not going blindly into the quest.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09
BOWIE KILLING.
A Report of the Shooting By
 Tavlor.

Further particulars Of the killing of J. D. Smith at Ft. Bowie is difficul, to obtain. Zack Taylor, who is in jail charged with the crime, refuses t, throw any light on the affair. A rep It from Bowie today states tha, Taylor had threatened Smith's life because Of some trivial remark, and on the nigh, of the killing entered Suit'.'s house and deliberately fired two s..ots al his victim. Smith stepped forward end grsppled with Taylor, when tae latter succeeded in emptying his revolver at Smith liiling him instantly. Tsylor's examination will De had on the 18th when full particulars will be had.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09
NEW TIME CARD.
The N. M. X A. to Run a
 Through Passenger.

On November 18th a new time csrd will go into eff ct upon the N. NJ. & A.. A through, fast passenger train will be put CD, making the trip from Benson to Guaymus in sixteen hours. Lesv- ing Benson in the morning at five o'clock in close connection with the Snutheru Pacific train from the west it will reach Nogsles at niue o'clock, making the trip to Gusyma, in the length of time stated reaching the Sonora metropolis about nine o'clock at night. In the other direction 1t will leave Guaym about seven o'clock e, morning, and reach Benson at II IS p. m. making close connections with Southern Pacific tram going west. Pullman sleeping cars will run through between Gusymus and Benson.