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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30

d. ~ = o. h. t'a r. g s e a. 80 :. g
T. j ;s 81 ~ ~ p ';s fs'Ss: ss e.
s q :. 4; :. i ::
SS so5 a. e s. Il 81 81 ~ a
nSa r. 81 = g s'sH o. 81 do III u,
sa t. ass H. o at $ a. aso h. al s. So 50 butter
", !. &C cu '1 a. ysal. 81 3 DO a, 10, So ~
g. 60 II 10 d si 81 g Ss n IS.
q 11a s. 10 s, A. To- sGs f ,S a. go X r s' at
f. H. Hollis veas 1913 10 at 8 % Dc e. y? 80 - d. a.
IN i Dc g. 81 80 NJ at a s a. ~ dG a, s. 2 10
S. Is buttermks w. H. at s. Il" @s d. i'- ID at -
&C $ DO ssn no H. at 20 - n
10 do &o -, IS at at 81 It srsy c va. ~ y
at at So So ,c ~ tei caivcs 2s ~ sssc bu''r"ks
~ 9.S sd :; g fiji, ysa: iss Il :s
r. 81 81 % a. e al at at e c: calves
IL III III t. a, s. 10 d. l2o SSer% y, "n ai
s 81 .c sa Il d. 70 %, IL T. at at g.
erla M. iss At s. 90 81 calves 1874 H. at
%,' W OF. & COZ 81 veals $50 ~ at Sc 70; culis.
walsh Ersy co I ~ Ee" ssivr i lS e. at
. McElwee: : veals 1862 ID. at s.: do. lsf 10 al
W. oS % ms : ioa - fed Gayes l Ise
n Mt s. 30: 81 DO III IL. at 81 % - D"''e''"'NS 90
She and lamb. R.ceps were 22s cas- ess held or os
Tueslav here were 49, Prime sni choce
lambs soii At i5c higher Yesterday; cnmon ana
mdum ssdes were Gnoafy nncnan r,her betaS pie
Two cars stock were held over tonn9n 70 PHI ~,
sssD os ID sh ): @ SHts so at PSI s. S b. With S
a, 81 75ass IS for medium 70 prime nsp n.y. s
dressed lambs drm at 7'4ailc; ,.,,,. -, -, ov
-rs s@ie' a, = !, s 81, per 100 NJ 2iS d. o n i
y d. At =, q ?4N 49, - No. at ST. : "a DO e. H. a, s. -
70 do 9. n. s. 50; 70 DO q n at 8 90 u, S'I a.,
H. at g. ohio DO % n. q, 81 g" 1913 KENTUCKY 49,
~ ons Ios STATE lambs 20 NJ s. .; 2'e Virginia
d., IS n. at 50 ;e % Virginia size p . To- at - "
D. M.pherson < Co.: l!" virginia lambs CO T. "a, At
sia IS Maryiand Do. s. 10 At s. HuGao d. . h.
e /: ST. s d S q, Do az : Il at s. a 8 Ms
sd. S g 3, VIZ 3 g. y q as '' s 3 :
sysana d. g H. at g ~ 10 ss e. sheep az 9s No. g
q" 81 ' isi i Wa =: ~ H. a" Dt g s. y " "
s. 30 ' s de- 81 h. az WI 80 b s. y: "a
pao 40 81 Z g. s. 20 a 10 s'9 sS d. s. q 3D. at al So a.
6 KsntatSy d. ii. y; at S 55 d. lo5 r. a, 49,
sie a. h II n a Sac s s buck l rs at Is Stat.
sheep ~ n g so 1853 o. 81 n az s. 80 g. o. 40
IS ~ at So So go Vest Virginia 90 g NJ at 50; 2S
s SHE'S 2s y at a s. 81 % vsaa Do e. T.
iO DO 80 - at 81 q. 4 do. 100 10 At So
J. H Wkerson: 25s Kentucky lambs G5 10. at So
10 sheep. III N. AZ SO SO
O. Dlllsnback II lambs 50 N. at Sc do. 20 70
s. rs: II G n. at 81 so 20 do 50 ~ at s. %
state sheep 81 s0ds3 49, n5 do. - ~ AT
So Is 81 Co. 81 n at - -. - - .
Hume & Mullen: II state lambs % n al So; ~ do
10 at s. 10: e. 10 IS 37s; 62 Do 81 10 at
- so sheep l2o 10 at 81 81 DO 30 10 at 50 oo
DO 1870 10. SO; bucks 10 20 1913 10 al ~ 5sq*5
Walsh, Kirby & CO.. q PENNSYLVANIA lambs. 6s TO- at
s. 75 ana
4 bucks. 1874 10 at 50 80 49,
IOGS-Recepts IS cars or GAS head Including
for the MARKET Feeling weak and quotations.
81 5Od$4 for heavy to prime light hogs Pigs
would 81 lOdS4 ~. and fancy light 90 al even
higher figures dressed steady at 5nGizc for
meLlm 20 Hight Welghfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
ALl.RAlL ROUTE.

FOk LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park, ocean sad
Gr,ys ard points south Point Pleasant, ~ ~
10 40 II 10 n 600 Saturdays OnyD. l:30 $50 80
AGO a 80 10 Red Bank. i+5 $50 8l5 ts'o Shturahys
onlv 10 Asburv Park and Ocean Grove =. NJ sundays
stop at Interaken for Asbury Park and Ocean 'ro'e
9;l5 A. NJ. 80. &:O p. NJ. 49,, ,.
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park ans Barne
ea 40 $50 A. NJ. / 30 40 =. NJ a. a,
For Altar tic City Ninelsni and Brifseon 43o A. NJ
1870 =. NJ. ,,,. , r,.h,a,s. ~,
Nsvesnk 43O $50 II 30 A. n. 30 445. 8:t3 T. NJ
q A NJ VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
From Pier 5, y. r., FOO; Of Rector-st. .
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Norma nde
pnmson Heach Seabright, Monmouth Beach and Long
ranch at 30 900 II 10 A. NJ. 100 200 3i5. 40
20 p NJ sundays $50 4. NJ, 100 I. II.
For Flberon Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south to POINT Pleasant. 30 A. ~ 100 200 3 49,
4:3o $50 NJ SUNDAYS s'3p 4, ih'er'aNeh TOT As0ury
F"r Iakewood Toms River and Barnegat. 43o A. NJ.
Atlantic city. vineland and Bridgeton 4So A. NJ. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
CENTRAL RAILR0AD0f new JERSEY
Anthracite coal Used EXCLUSIVELY
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
On and after June -. 1875

Trains leave station tot OF L Mafr cs.,k 90
40 lis p:l0 di:4j Eason) A. NJ. 10 1870 4lo
c4so faston). 645. 100 to Allentown p i unoay''
For wilkesbarre. Pittson and ssrantonn e;lo A. NJ
For Reading at 40 500 0l0. 1900 II 80 A. T. liz
80 200 400 800 545. 900 p NJ ZIP nign, sun
For HARRISBURG 4ao, 500 go i 30 A. ~ ~ 40
80 80 800 5:i5 p. NJ, 12:l5 night sundays f'oo
A. H. 100 8 80 600 p. NJ. 1913 night. .,o soo
For sunbury INwisburg and Williamsport a, ~ %"
9:iO A. NJ. 1910 30 300 i. NJ. Sundays i;oe A. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore July 29-F1our quiet: receipts 10 100 Dols
exports bbls What firm spot Juiy AID Aus,s
S5si,c southern by sample. G0aGac d. on grade ooa
&C. receipts hush exports ~ 200 bush stock
spot July August 4lsa 2,s Sep,rmnTT 'g ~ ,s
southern 9,asc rscepts " OF" bus n5 o hh oar,
bush; ssa," nbit~ 2sc 80 mixed 2ia24lsc; receipts
81, }lD bush stock 0'7"o bush rye qur,, No 81 t
S,ocH 80 900 bush Hay very firm. SIG bid Grain
frcghis s,eady cotton quiet; mddngs '.'' ''her ar
ticlcs unchanged
boston July ,-Flour quiet stesdy sTains pstsnts
sa,enis 81 5oas3 80 cornmea evg,iG bag :, oo p
b te Corn aI nrm sS!oT cpped 47s 80 d.
s7c No white 2Csc 40 white 2sG n Mn , feed
quiet ST. iIrn md STs% SO hail inca. 81
beef 50 Hams lo Sss le.S 9b eet quit tf
tiers a kinds eaoG fGTe' T Sst ,5 Ser
ya, T dairy choice isgl4c; other dairy LAT
Lambs quiet saiisc Mutton ana yTaf, sns e.
ge mesr'Y esDs quet: yellow eyes 8 i5asl 30 red
ansy: slasl IA W ra 81 1e% sss 'f SaSe"
fresh killed fowls 2a ac do chirksns M h,ss
iced chickens $ai3c DO owe ,aady slmsl 80 hi
.e, 6asc cabbages. natives 6aGc Hay qg,e,
choice SiSasi9 lower grades r nn a ne
seconds i'm sc union sole hrss 2'a2"c'
n aS,s ~ g3Toic Watermelons. l2a25c
es,.c; S N2 !" red On quoted a, osc to arrive
dull; No yeSw - ,rak 30 yellow 2shc IN
20 oats scarce; No white; Are on track DO IN
2s Canal S. fr @hcs '':s S 6@h corn
hush oats 1926 900 bush barley 4o"n oush shipments
b aFour 500 o sss ssH Sf barley "oo bsh ' y
go, nush Nv canal wheat 81 90 hush corn. 10, 500
, t0' ,~n a. aSs hush: hasse"d. 1900 bush
chicago July 2o.The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN N.
stations in Vew-YOrk. foot of Barclay anu
Christopher Street, -yrr
yESTJBULED TRAINS. PtLLNAN btrrH'
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.

r,,-.ct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MON
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsyile pi nsons
Ridg. Madison. Mofrisown. Pasaie. Pate son. pvSs
ton Dover. stanhope. NEWTON 81 nsob ~ ~;
IKE HOPATCONG. Hacket ts;ovn SHY, ss1r,iy
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHlLLiPsBO R'i E As.WIs
WATER GAP SrROU DSBI re- Poc N NJ, IN STi-
SCRANTON. PIT~rSTON. WILKESBARRE, No. NJ,
COKE DANvILLH. NoRTHU MBERLANp' v H
ro.s BINGHAMTOs. OXFORD NORWICH m,,.na
viils UTICA. RICHFIEID SPRINGS. c os,tSs'
SYRACI'SE OSWEGO. ITHACA. CWEGo. 1917 IL
C0RNING RATH. DANSVllLE Bt'fFAg AZ
non,s WFsr. NORTHWEST AND sOuTH"hs.a..oi
500 A. NJ -RINGHAMTON MAIL stops at p''"'"-
,o.oc AZ M'-,care Cap BUFFALO. SCRANTON. E NSS-
UANTOS UTICA RICHFlElD SPRINGS. 81 ps-.
CI'SE and OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman lune. "a
Tor cars &c meet Buffalo with train for Ch'ess0 '
100 pG P M",catc c., SCRANTON. wIIXEss.AtEaKss
' and FI,MlRA EXPRESS Pullman rune' Faf ", Va
On p M-st'RANTON. WII.K ESl3ARRE and fb'~
OiITH EMPRESS. Pullman BUFFET fario. Sars.. Az
40 p NJ DAILY Buffalo Nestbued United ~
" SCRANTON BINGHAMTON ELMiRA. Is. ppsHs;
Pullman Buffet Sleeping car Connects al DD"'
with train for Chicago and points west ,,,,cuAN.
20 p NJ tDaly).- BUFFALO. StPANT y,
TON, ITHACA RICHF1ELp SPRINGS $50 $500.
snd oswEGo EXPREss Pg,c,n I'rre Axe ,ssps =, u
Park Place. 40 Broadway Tickets at is'Iy Re-, iass-s
:S5 Columbus New York Sas and '2d rut On, ,n,-
100 Broadway. B,ookiyn Tine tables giving i"" INV
matior sil stations go =. g.. .rd
"WFsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII ell FOR s's
check 'agsage from h"'e, rcs'dence TO des'nauo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
A. ~ 20. . % ,~o,n.s advance Sales

were - Closed Last year
Highest. Lowest to-day % o id 10
February EtscS ...::::. 025 COS ssg s2S 1900
A As5 ::::::::::- s sSs s sso
;%iy .:l5sS n 5ss i lSsssisss 1919
sspismber 49,. s sss KS KS S4Ss $50 1888
Soysmssr sss s sS5 S Ssca S SsS i2-D
r1~ statistical position OF Brazil follows
Toaay. YessTd lay Last " we sii
Nev-York stock ....'.'.is,,hs77o " III ioas
New-orleans stock 1925 lo,el4 ",ooo
Stock at all por...2o55e l 2 la,S; 2oss 4s,
New-York deliveries $50. iossS i''iy ~ '' IS
New-Orisans deliveries ess - you
Total deliveries lScS s3 3?S3 ~s 200. a
H H,.sie supply a5i2" a4' os'
Ths marke, and Santos coffee seem. 70 be Ins
30 o, quoted lG and No MA at dice nc Ths va FARM Gp
. css mn sna . SssS rye note sale
on RAIN. .w;HEAr-Th. whea, market This morning
open.d very steady selling W during the early part OF
he s1s; s0noS ON ns R had been made failure
grain in south Russia esn Paris ss Was %a
tribe lower and Berlin was gs marks s.. lover The
due 9H h is d rss early To be s S
decided buying or selling The Ssa,9eT res
FOR the day we're fsry s bs during The last Week
The weather conditions very favorable for me grow
crops. although there was .G bs wheat S hocE Inn
nrnxement was noted in south Dakota and Minnesota.
"a ~ early wheat North Dakota. but late wheat is
heading ana II be- g rogsh S wre Ft ca 81
and lJi last year The marhet az
rn,dday was quiet the early advance operators putting
confidence the reports 81 carnage 70 the Rus
SIAN crop u.w Of the apathy Of foreign markets ana
for.sn trade. III. market quiet nut nrm IN The
covering and professional buying
There from the West which
weaker foreign reports \ Tunpr was cur
ron, nat the Indiana report bad and the close
ne ash VIII niHler, 1000 bush No
rec o afcat, last night.
and bush No hsrd spring. private terms .
NJ
afoat end July; september closed al uii4c No
1 had spring 4on4s.c September b afoat d.
No l Northern. New York. li.c over September. o
for corn was fsriy active during the morning.
There seemed 10 be little ering
partly sympathy with wheat. The weather
REPORTS a whole favorable and the Govern
are exceptionally fayors bic FOR magnificent outurn.
The u is large at the interior and
has a gain in the weeks movement Tie
IN the afternoon with wheat closing
quoted izc September In elevator;
September cosed II 3ossc No corn quoted lssc
September. afoat.. OAIs-The market for oats
during the morning with prices showing
b.i slight variation. The weather reports fairly
satisfactory the day although there
edv;cAs and Of damage to the grain shock
have been cut. The market quiet in the
Inn firm closing dull but firm Cash oats nrmer.
sale. we're 1900 bush including 200 bush 224q23c
eIevar and 400 BUSH 23c. delivered and 35 90 bush
yhts oiizGoa,c. No white quoted 25n234c. .....
paRIFY-Market steady feeding quoted 3l7i32isc.
c RYE Market quiet quoted. No 2 Western.
S7d37isc. T. ,- $1,000
,lous day and closing prices for the corresponding date
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
lEHlGHVAllEYRAlLRO ROAD

$40 4 VI. daily Sundays. 200 A NJ ,or MArca
CHUNK and intermediate stations
sIS a. ". daily for ITHACA, GENEVA. RCcHrS
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION
car 10 Suspension Bridge: Pullman Ves-bgls Sleeper
II:IN A. VI. car; excep, Sunday sor MACH
CHr'NK AMI Intermediate points Connections Tor R.,E
ING arf harrisburg
ca-na- L. Ga.-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.


Ieave New York foot OF Liberty ST.. daily.
CHICAGO T.. II. and i2l5 night.
i,I1'TSPr re, 30 u. sun. 2 Sun. II 10 night
CiNcINNATi. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. p m
Z, IN n m dining Car . ?.30 Dining Can. 5 Dining
CaS Sp M IL Is night sunday; 10 Dining tsrl Il 30
M DINING Carr. 2 Dining Carr. 5 dining Car D.
M. 1918 night.
SEM ORR rANN Through sleeper. ?. m daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light. ~ .
Crac.s. iI3 111 o6l AS. 1l+0 R'wey II r. l4th st..
1917 Bowery. n r: asa &4 Fulton St, Brooklyn: station
80, ., iber,y 81 c r. r. ~ n. ]. Baggag, checked
IRON, hotel or residence 10 destination.
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tn. Tribune
n received a the Uptown Office. No l2i2 broadway
ID door north Of 3lst-st until Q o'clock D. adyer-
tsements received at following branch ofcs at
lar Office rates o'clock p. viz 54 sth ave-. e.
cor 23d 1872 6thave i2thst.: 42 ColuSntus
near West 66h-st: 1O6 West 42d-st Gtp-avs; ~
Fas, l4th-st 25I West 42d-st. between IN and sth
17'h sts O26 3d-ave 6st st: 10s lst i've near
$50 3dave near 4ist-st: a3t Sfavef 2O. 32a
rleecker-st 3d-ave.: 240 Fast 79th-.t. 1921
?d-ave 2 662 3d-ave a5 Amsterdam ave: 1o2 Wes,
<od list; IaS 16th4st 203 East 4sth ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30

Recommendations at iii esi. toi and 70. n hr. an
We-t o3i- st ferries NewYok ~ ana ~ 1870 al
100 Broadway. BROOKLYN 200 Huison.s, .aus rrr an.
ysrssy CITY station westcott Express cars ,..,,,a
Hhecks bs ggage from hotels and residences 70 aes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
%-EW.YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

SUMMER TIMETABLE.
no. ped Rank Long Branch. Elberon. Ocean Grove
A.b,rv park Beimar, Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains foot Liberty street; 4S0 syo ~ 9 80
100 $50 lRed Bank oniyl: 49, Except Red Bank
and Asbury Park Sundays. '9i3 A. NJ. 100. 400
T. II. ,. 80 D..hros... S,,s.,.. . IN
r 60 . TO- 1000 A. NJ. l2lo 40 Saturdays onlyl
q % q 10 q A. except Red BanO. 20. $40 except
ionc Branch) 100 y. NJ Sundays. sl5. 's45 A. NJ
snnday train. do not stop Grove and Asbury
Park. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 10 +. ". Through Rochester PHI
MAI Vestibuled. Day Coaches and Parlor-car Dn,as.
car Service Meals la carte.
i2:4O r. VI. daily. excep, Sunday. for L "a
Junction and intermediate points
/ 40 p NJ daily. except Sunday. for l. 4 B Juas
and ali Intermediate stations Chaircars Wis..bars
$50 p. VI. Sundays only). for Mauch Chunk "a
Hazleton and all intermediate stations.
a.1O u VI daily. except sunday for L. B JUNG.
rroN md principal intermediate stations Pullman buaH
"a car "a Wiikesbarre: connecting FOR Posvie
h,iS p W. daily. for Easton and intermediate ia.
ts,iO p NJ daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points West Pullman Sleeper vesibulet Traa
10 chicago. Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto Con-
nections for Reading and IIarrisburg
O,OO II. VI. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCKIES
TER Br-FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West, Pullman Sleeper TO Chicago and Buffalo Chair
IL 80 p ". daily. except Sunday. FOR EAsToN and
Additional local trains daily; except Sunday Tor BOUND
RpOOK and intermediate points leave follows 800
n 900 A. NJ. 23O p. NJ 400 p. VI. and $40 p "
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at 235 2I3, ~
and o23 Broadway 81 East +th ST. l5s East l25sh IT,
cT Rowerv y Y $50 Fulton ST. Court ST. as Brood.
wav and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN
Esw-York Transfer Company will call Tor and chech
baggage hotel residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

oush trains leave New YORK. foot Of Sha' ..sts,
lows and 1--WE minutes earlier from Wes' -c,s,"sly
\ A. M-Vesubuled Express Daily t'i IN :.
Blnghamton. Elmira. Buffalo b. a.to.e. S~rs.s
town. Mead,ille and The West A'''
, M.-Vr,t,naied Limited fas. mail Daily 80
train for Chicago. VIA Cha1ianqun si,epes
Cleveland -.tD A. NJ. Chicago - T. NJ S,r,sSas,ns
- chicago. Cleveland and Cincnnau JIMMY
Car. $500. ,-..,tb,i,si ~
press paily. arrives BgfslS - 4 NJ. cie's-
i1ri ma 4. NJ. jamestown 80 n,,,1n sni (gs,s.
land i.l5 H. Nj sleepegs 90 bital. ~ Mott,
land ,naains direct connections LOT
s.'sso anu chnu,suaua Lake and Niagars ~ NJ.
} Daily solid train 10 Chicago , 1921
faio Chicago and cincirnss" ,Sn puiy.N,N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30

Cash quotations foIlOWs. No spring Wheat
1.q5stc. No spring wheat. 5Tilc; No 2 red dO'su
Gls.c No corn, 2ii.n247sc. No oats lsdlshc No .
rye ssG9O.c. No barley 32d33c nominal. No FAX
seed 72uI2lsc, prime timothy seed 81 10 nominal.
pork per bb 81 tOd<G IL. lard per Oo n. 81 ~ short
ribs sides u'ose,. 81 iodS3 IS dry sailed shoulders
lb,xed, 81 16fSt clear sides tboxc So 5Od<3 l2
whiskey drtier~' finished goods. gallon. 81 90
sugars cut loaf 81 a. granulaed 81 80 standard ~
Sl,T ON he Produce Exchange today the butter
ket steady creamery. lt. nrsts. i2sQlaisc
seconds IOqlic Eggs steady fresh stock 9sfiic
Milwaukee. July 2p.-Nheat opened nrmcr and prices
tended upward. september opened at 51-c rose To os.c
and closed nj Cash ranged i.c below
wheat fairly active; hard spring nc lower. No hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE
ro PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

r phu.dsphia week days 80 500, ol5. 300. 1000
:, q" Lining car \. NJ, 80. zoo. 3:3U 400 (Buliet
psrIor carr l3o 500 dining carp, 600 $50 300 1000
=" ~ io5 night. sundays. 49, 900, 1000 IL 30
hmm, Car, A. 81. LOO 400 500 dining CaD 800
T. "a tai,iIuore and Washington week days. 30 Sis
,o,S II 30 ,Dinng Car, \. NJ. 200 $50 500 dDining
-, ,,s, y NJ l2:l5 night. Sundays 43O. 90 IL 10
M, IiD,S Tan A. NJ ZOO 500 Dining Carr $40 p NJ.
l2:l5 night -, a.. ..o,s on, ha nrocured q, foo, NJ
Inerty-st ii3 i72. 2dl as Yii. l+ 1873 Broadway
~ az Ave 81 East lih-st 1913 East l2Jh-s, 2'3
s sS i25th st. 25l columbus Ave. New-iork Court
q, sco Fulton Brooklyn; 9s Broadway Williamsburg
& York Transfer Company Will call for and check
,a"rare from hotels resLdence 70 DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIl
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF Destrosses and Cor,ianft s,-es.
49, Effect June -. 1896 ~
Y 13%o ". FAST IsxNEypsr9, CIR 70 Pssbuy
Compartment Sleeping Dining smoking. and Chxs,y.s
ton srs Arrives Chicago A. 81, Cleveland ;. ~
a NJ. Cincinnati go a. N. indianapolis 800 A "
Louisville ii5o a. ~. St. Louis 90 p ST. ana To,ss:
$40 a. NJ '"-s
400 =. ". CHICAGO AND ct. LOUIS EXPIRES,
sie-p'g and Dining Carr to Ct. Louis Louisville ,rs
- ~. fhicngo i.i5 q " ' ~
600 r. ~. WESTERN EXPRESS. Sleeping ard na.
Ing Cars 70 Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
p a. ". Chicago P ". next day.
.H5 =. VI. souTH-wEsTERN EXPRESS. -sis.p,,.
and Dining Cars - Circirna'i and 81. r,ors Ar-~SS
cincr-ai r: ". indianapolis 1918 p. NJ, O.. fous
A. " second morning ""
$40 r. ". PACIFIC EXPRESS Pullman Sleeping n.
N plttahu-g Connects ~ Chicago daily ard Clsys
land end Toleio except SatrrAav
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-03
How Far Blood Travels.

! The mileage Of the blood circula-
rtion reveals some astounding facts
jim our personal history. Thus 1t
has been calculated that, assuming
the heart to beat SO times a minute
at ordinary heart pressure, the
blood goes at the rate of 207 yards in
the minute, or seven miles per hour,
168 miles per day and 81 1920 miles
per year. If man "a years of age
could have one single blood cor
puscle floating in his blood all his
life it would have travelled in that
same time 5, $50, $50 miles, Il Chicago
News.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-03
eDoctQA' sDiscovery.
DR. BROWN OF DAVID CRY.
NEB., Finds A MEDICINE OF
RARE VIRTUE.
He First Cures Himself with II, and
then Preacribes At for His Patients
with Gratifying Results.
lRrom "a LINCOLN, Nd, al

tHrom the Lincoln, Neo, odtI)
DR.. Samuel L. Brown is a pioneer resi-
dent Of David City, having lived there for
twenty years. He is well known all over
Butler County, having practiced medicine
an every part. 1t is his recovery from a
very serious disease that is looked upon a.
q miracle. When visited by call reporter
DR.. Brown gladly related the history of his
sickness and his final cure.
This will be my first step into the field
Of personal interview, but am SO enthusi-
astic over my recovery that feel like con.
Quoting regular experience meeting.
Six or seven years ago partial paralysis
set in upon my left side, and soon became
affected by kindred ailments. The pension
board found my trouble to be partial paraI.
ysis of left side, varicose veins of both legs,
and left varicocele." was also troubled
with Diabetes, / became unable to perform
manual labor, having to give up the larger
part of my practice. / could hobble around
BY the use of crutehea and cane. ] tried
every medicine that ever heard Of In en-.
deavoring to relieve my suffering.
"About q year ago read of medicine
called DR.. WillismE Pink Pills, that
seemed TO fit my case, % l sent for
samples that ! sent for more, a. they acted
directly in harmony with nature. Those
are the things l look for in treating diseases.
used a number Of boxes of the pills, and
am now entirely relieved Of all my several
ailments, and am able to move about once
more, without being Ehampered with Grip
ping diseases. In my practice always use
Pink Pills where the diagnosis Of the case
favors them,
now have remarkable case at Brain.
erd. Augustus Talbot, the postmaster, was
suffering from diabete and insipidDess, and
was In the first stages of Bright's disease.
The doctors had failed to give him any relief.
All hopes Of his recovery. had been given up
when Twas called inland took charge Of the
case. he IL now on the road to complete
recovery The Brights disease was headed
I of, and the other ailments overwhelmed. A
happier family cannot be found than that
Of Postmaster Talbot, of Braine-d,"
Sworn and subscribed 60 before me this
seventh day of September, A. D. 1898, at
David City, Neb, E. 8. RUNYoN,
(Signed) Notary Public.
Er. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are now given to the public as an unfailing
blood builder and nerve ressorer, curing all
I forms of weakness arising from a watery
condition of the blood or shattered nerves.
The pills are sold by all dealers, or will be
sent post paid on receipt of price go cents q
! box, or six boxes for $2.50-they are never
sold in bulk or by the 1907 by addressing
! DIR. Williams Med. Co., Schenectady, NY.