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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09
Coincidence Money.

A short tlmo ago man walked into tho
Chicago Office Of the Canadian Pacific and
handed Ticket Agent g. l.. Williams %
note He said that he had ridden over n
stretch of the Canadian Pacific few
years ngo without paying for the ride, and
his conscience had been troubling him.
He refused 10 give his name or address,
but told Mr. Williams TINT ~ would cover
his indebtedness 10 the railroad. The man
I'm whose heart of hearts there dwells nm
upbrsiding conscience and the memory OF
. ride that was never poid for IL said 20 be
on intermittent but familiar correspondent
af all railways.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09
HIGHBORN HERMITS.
MYSTERIOUS JOHN ORTIZ AND HIS
BROTHER, THE ARCHDUKE.

Real Life Romance Unearthed In tho Is
land Of Minorca-Royal Prince Who
VIII Not Gaze Upon Woman Lives the
Life Of Recluse.
It has been reported recently that the
long missing John Orth is now living at
Palma, island Of Minorca, with his broth
er, Archduke Louis Salvador.
The hermit arohduke makes his home in
q deserted monastery in the interior of
the island, situated in the midst OF ex-
tensive orange groves, beautiful forests
and fertile fields. About month ago his
imperial highness' encourage was increased
by tall, brawny gentleman, who arrived
on one of the swift lateen vessels so nu-
merous in the Mediterranean, OF which no
one knew home port or designation, for
the little boat departed few hours after
landing its mysterious passenger, steering,
as some say, for the African coast.
One Of the archducal servants had been
around tho port for several days previous
to the arrival of the lateen, with u couple
Of extra mules for saddle and pack. The
stranger, who Is now supposed to be John
Orth, made directly for the place where
the cavalcade was hating, and they were
off in hurry.
Information from Louis Salvator's her.
mitage says that the new arrival was not
treated like IN ordinary guest, but was
given cell adjoining that Of his imperial
highness, and that thotE have been insep.
! arabic ever since.
| that the newcomer thoroughly fell in with
A.. L. <l..1<x \.
| Is leading, and which Is indeed interesting
enough to warrant description. Whether
he is John Orth or only person that looks
| uncommonly like the missing archdukc,
the discovery must be left to chance.
While stopping at the archducal hermitage
several nights ago l saw him twice in
company with Louis Salvador, and, though
bis features arc nearly obliterated by a
long beard that grows all over his face, the
Austrian family likeness seemed very
strong.
In general make up the stranger, too, 70.
called the former general and prince with
antimilitary and almost antimonarchical
tendencies, only that bis complexion II
very much like that OF man who has
lived for years In hot climate. The poo
pie berenbout think that tho mysterious
/
latecn certainly bearing likeness to those
used In that part Of the world. Palma
shipysrds supply almost all the. neighbor
ing ports with that kind Of vessel, ffvn
which tho ono bringing tho strnngcr dif
fered In many respects as tc the boat prop
er, the sail itself being Of tho regulation
triangular description.
The latest visitor, like his host, bal
donncd the native dress, and both are seer
much mt the picturesque points Of tho Is
land, carrying books and cameras ant
drawing materials and remaining out til
shortly before the dinner hour, 9 o'clocl
In the evening, when a sort Of ceremonial
meal II served nc the hermitage to tb
srchduke, his guest and the members o
his court. These dinners rro the only I'm
cident In the routine of Louis Salvador
life that remind one Of his real position
and the life he is by birth entitled 10 lead
Otherwise this brother Of the forme
J reigniDg Grand Duke Of Tuscany. u
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09

The vigor OF youth given to the aged and
inhrm by usine1HoplBitterg See advertise
ments
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09

1t Is now unhappily established that Of
the women assisting the Duchesse d'AieD-
con ut her stall only one escaped from the
burning bazaar-Miss O'Meara. The bear.
er Of an Irish name and very proud Of her
nationality, this woman lived long in Par
n, and it Is not the first time that her
family has been associated with French
tragedy. Her father, Edward Barry
O'Meara, was surgeon on the Bellorophon
when Napoleon was received on board I'm
1915, and subsequently accompanied him
90 st. Helena. Sir Hudson loves treat
ment of the prisoner excited o. 'Mearn's re-.
sentiment and ended In his dismissal from
the service.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09

AhOW hnc ASiSyCho AhcSso shc hSOOR AHouCs
The French publishers assert that the
bicycle Is injuring the trade In books and
striking serious blow at the interests Of
literature. Dovotees Of the wheel, they
declare, ride all day, and when they come
back are too tired to read. The conse-
quence is that tho piles of new novels and
old grow higher and higher on the pub
fishers shelves. Terence Is too heavy and
Plautus too light-nobody wants to read
onything except the newspapers, and these
IRE mainly perused on account of the bicy-
Gle news. 1t is serious condition, but In
time will no doubt bring It's own remedy
In the creation of new literature devoted
entirely To the wheel and its riders. Ho.
nance on casters would restore literary In.
terest for time, oven In a stiff neckcd
and perversc generation Of scorchers, like
that which IL is too evident now inhabits
Paris.-Chicago Tribune.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09

weknow Hop Bitters are above and beyond
ali as a nutritious tonic and curative.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09

on rne iedge and cried. Her husband
waved his hands at her. She fell on her
knees and began praying as darkness set
In. Then she waved him farewell, and
he responded. He was then so far out and
the twilight was SO deep that his motions
were barely visible.
Mrs. Campbell remained awake all
night, mechanically lighting the oil lamp
and attending to the other duties about
the lighthouse that were usually perform
cd by her husband. She had hoped to see
something Of the castaways at dawn. She
swept the horizon with his glass and saw
nothing but stretches Of Ice dotted water.
The three men were either drowned by
the breaking up of the foe or, II 1t held
together, had died of hunger and expo
sure.
The skipper Of the supply steamer asked
Mrs. Campbell how she managed to get
through the winter. She said:
II can hardly tell. know that have
kept the light burning. 1t was dreadful
experience, all alone on a rock that might
just as well have been In the middle of
the Atlantic SO far as the prospect of get
ting relief was concerned. Never day
passed during the first month of my isola.
tion that did not sweep the sea with my
husbands glass, with the hope of seeing
some vestige Of him. ] do not think / have
slept two hours consecutively since my
husband was carried away on the foe. AL
though I have plenty of provisions, ! dc
not think L have eaten more than ont
meal a'day.
"As you see, my hair has turned gray
and have grown SO thin that believe
do not weigh much more thnn 30 pounds
although Tweighed 10 when my husbant
disappeared. i have seen no living thing
except birds and seals. The seals gave nj
some little comfort when they swan NJ
and lay around the base Of the rock.
fancy was just beginning to 90 Graz.
| when you cams~,'-New York Sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Iu~aio 9:5; p. VI. Pullman Vestibulc Day
I,arhes ard Pa,.or-Cars. Din ng Car service. Seas
Ia care Connects BufaiJ ~ith through s.c,A,s u
us rylt and Chicago.
.iI.5 1910 4. N. caily. except Sunday. for NAUci
eli NIX and intermediate POINTS -
4. al. Srniays only, for EASTOS.
uAtICn tfIl NIX am, the Goa. ranches.
OK 40 T. 81 daily. ept s-n -ay TO- WI'.E ES
RAERE' PtrrSrON st'RANroN and principal inter-
mediate stat g. corec or a! points In coa regions.
Sa.sS. I.iO p " daiiy. except sunday fr WILKES
BARRIE piITsTON. SCRANTON and prime pal inter
pnnran r,rrft rar.or- Csr 10 Wilkes are
mediate stations.
sS:;,5 U,IO r. II daily. except sunday. ENsre-s Tor
s,,iny,"n and principal p,me Hate stations Conls,s
. = peal,re and Harrisburg. Chair car 10 Sia,in2toa
.0:55 40 =. NJ daiy FER BUFFALO. NIAGARA
rAYiS' and all points West Pullman sleeper vestbui.
rain y 10 h!caeo. slcepers 20 fuYaio AID TORONTO
81 40 T. NJ. daily, Kept sunday. sio Ping or!
q, soITE Pt.AINFIEL.D EAsToN BET HLEHEN
n GH CItSK, H. & y: JUNCTION. .sAYRE GEN
man sleeper Bufao Nore but siecping-ar Easss"-
sss.sa 300 T. VI. daily. for ITHACA GENEVA
poCti":TTP BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS IN. AL
-, -. vs., pullman sieerers - Ws"sharra
Asdonal To- 81 trains daily, KEEP snntay Boz ~
ppooK apd intermediate points raye ~ l1ws - -
10 NJ 50. 30. 1855. 30 AMI 'j.-J. GO y. Il
1.Ss,s and I,i,r,an accommodations liz o6I 2J
a. "a end iaca rendvay. 81 E. ith ST. isC T. l4its
G, fo- Bowery. =. v; $50 Fulton -. Court -
e. I'-,., - L. AMI brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
r transfer Co will call for and cheek oaggass fs0u
10, ~ residence trough 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


PEEvEs-Rcceipts ~ cars. or / 80 heads cars 70
car. 10 be so,d-i3 at Jersey Cty and nt sixeih
demand light market at generally steady prices
al around The Yards fully cleared. Poor good
native steers sod 3;4s5 per 100 fb and
at sgaS1 ~: bulls s3GSl CO. dry AZ 81 i3Uf3 6.
Dressed beef glow Ins7c H. for poor TO prime city
re-s.d native sides Cables from London and Liverpool
nrnte1 American dull 'rh lower at VHlc dressed
,Dstrht sheep steady az iiai2isc dressed weight.
frsrator beef easier skp9.c III No exports to-
-. - T. morrow Tucana for Liverpool takes out
800 quarters Of beef for Sgift Co.. the Mississippi for
Innfon 200 . $50 quarters for Schwarzchii
sui,lsrrcr; goo cattle !. shannh@rr a son! tho
t,a,rgan for London. 215 for S"hwar,chlld Suz
berger and 275 head fcr J. shamh.rg son the srnth
more for London 40 cattle for f. Morris and 100 head
for swift 60. the Hndoo for Hull. l'ii cattle for J.
ehambors son nahirF total from fh's port fnr she
week Of sol cattle 1855 sheep and 4. 1910 quarters 81
beef ali ports Of Great Britain with the exception OF
ssjss~D McPh-fron = Co. bulls. 1890 70. at 81 30.
II cows i0oT ~ 81 o5 do. 9n n. At 81 30 ~ do.
81 =" 40 10 n at 81 co d. 10 81 10; CO.
n at 81 iJ do $40 n. at S? TO- DO. $40 n. at 81;
sanders IL illinois steers 1927 NJ at s.: 10 DO 1911
m M 8, co. COWS TAG D. nj 81 10: do. ~. No. NJ
S. / do. $40 10. at 81 20 49,. ,o-- - . a.
: Az iI,s n sf s. So ~ do. iiaj 10 ai - 71is. ~
n an - ~ n 81 IA. II DO. oI ID. a; - 30;
NSS,en n Co: IL Pennsylvania steers i0Is n. at
4. rs bulls aSJ NJ 81 40 ! DO. l1D 10 ~ " 10;
I s,,e cow O0O n al 81 10. Is ID. h1s N n, .: q"
IY.;f & Co: : bulls. 1sS ID al 81 10 60. SO ID
Hem. :. s:ul-n / bull, 500 10. Ct 80 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05

,ertny and to-day were 100000 bush. Deter news re
gardng The weather In ernk wheat Statce and reports
that tho WHEAT crop Of Oklahoma Will turn out NJ Ob0O
rush were other features 81 the crop ucws The weak
ness abb aa to-day chiefly IN the Liverpool market
which lost IT'D and at Berlin where prices declined abou
i mark. Paris markets the Other hand. firm a:
FAIR advance over last night Cash ,rnde for export
was limited to 10000 aush No ] Northern Duluth and
similar ano.. %: spring wheat beth private Quo
tations . afca follows; No l hard Duluth.
.Stc 10 arrive. No Northern Du.uth sIsc arrive
10 J Nor,hern New. York. IC*c rpot: No +: Northeln
Duluth. iCisc TO arrive. No ha-d Manitoba t1hc
arrive. .CoRN-.in abundance Of bear
pemented by active selling the part OF yesterdays
buyers. KEEP; he corn market In weak position all day
ABOUT The only hurlsh features reports from Ohio
ana iowa claiming that ro,ting IN the ground
but these failed 80 arrest The selling Weather
ana crp news was better and receipts large with S25
cars estimated for Tomorrow. The weak at
%ua.c not decline Export trade insisted 81 400 bush
No corn and 500 bush no white corn. private terms
No corn quot-d a. Sog3o,sc delivered and 3s-c
aloat .OA1sThe market for rclspsed into dul
ness again 20 dat, showing weaker un1ertone in
patty with the depression In other markets Exporters
TOOK about iO'U bush. No oats quoted at pc; No
oe,s pic: No white 2js No 2 white 2ic track white
9jV31i3c track mixed. 2in2+c. .RYE-Markct easy.
quoted 35s.v nominal Buffalo. BARLEY
Make, quiet quoted 27iac c- Burfa.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05

what but that offset by decline at Berlin Mn
npapols reported large foGr sales THURSDAY 10000
hn-rc There weather Vast Nh@a. natl no
supDor, from grains. The Modern Miller
was b.arish reporting fewer crop complaints ana pre-
California would raise much rs last year
visible vnried most or them Tor
OF; i0O0CUc bushels There were iar
seaboard cearancos $50 900 bushels Nortnwestcrn re-
ceips wers not last years 3i4 cars against
A. cars Thu market started nj puts ana they were
ali good The feature selling by Barrett
the largest short interest here: In fact the only good
sized short 1teres. In the market.
corn was as weak to-day as IL was strong Yesterday
losing all N Thursdays advance. July sod from AYE
10 gS,c and 2ic sellers. Better weather wa.
the factor II tho country 10 selling out Nes'; anu
elevator interests and spectators - selling mere Re
ceipty ov.rran with -J eenated FOR sat
crday. samples were 4T-c lower. Seaboard cearances
were bushels Charters were 10000 buahes The
selling OF futures by the Interest which dld the buy
ing THURSDAY Patton Bartlett Frazer. Baldwin Barnum
aud others tearance~ for the week 23BUU BUSH
els ,-., So,
oats were weak because was. losing ha1sc. July
sold from isi.c lIA.c bid and closing AT ll7sulac
There were liberal receipts. The improved weather had
some influence corn ths potent sactor There were
i9l cars with 400 estimated for Saturday. Samples
,yarp j. 1ii.c lower 2tio.csp usles
5d7isc Their. continued the sort u selling which
has bae1 going On week. liquidation by holders.
Hog receipts Moderate 5000 with $4,000 estimated
soturiav crowd thought the important selling
Tor the day was for the Cudahys.
on the curb puts on July wheat closed AZ G6sc:
calls at GIisc puts July corn were BIC; calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
ENPONTS TO-DAN.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-rork. June {. 1891.

COTTON - - New.York, June 1881 l,x
s'sSa Tss sa SsysoSsd avn
lev tss sssr raNT rallies Ths asserose
tcns un.a;is:ac,o-y ana di9Spp0niins While crop
Snieas in ansispasn & the I've Whi;.an.de hoiday
during Thi: ne LysTp9o VII: be sO'si
ersne ryss cable: STATE ;hs; the Issn S:59n
GT sas sdces sS s sef'a that nohas tns
known but thai most people s no9sia rssa.fHns
@ Eoss seS sPn:s 6 are spa aa ana s
a sra Sah S's S s.s s valley
in selling IN :he local spo; market American sl'nne
as hey want: TIE demand continues TO run s,rc low
s to . sr'' ARE .s s8 " c god onsy
s Sans sOs,.ns arr held al about g POINTS points ON
@ Te . 0ssT Of sps cd Ss
sos ss R sa. s'e ani M D meet eal
DAY consicr the question Of enasns exsg se prise
{; naans no sxee5sa ast any seaaon TIE
marks; closed dur a. unchanged II decline Of
pInt> Total s2:,s futures, 900 bales spo sieaSE
iss le7an Ssns e6 hsye sve cor
tIanier eorninssioh mercnS brokers. eanAs snd bank
ere %sSTs 20 nee. 2 Il. wScs indicate
Increase IN U9;cd states Of $4,000 acres or fous
that ne pn q he crop is -0m sDni soii 1S
n.arSe; ri9eirs qqoied wSIs as s,cadS. 7ac
s SaS ii6J bales Mobile nothing rs Savannah
a 'c bales NoI;S,s dull, ,,i &c u s@;e'
stead 7&c sales III bales 81 Louis auie;. Issc sales
Cotton Exchange special Avepoe. cables spot co;t,
dr,- sales ND ha,cs: speculation and export "Vv'
An,cricen 700; receipts ZOO: American. 1000; mid
ding uolands 4sd Futures quiet partially Lao az
cl1s-d Quiet unchanged 10 /. point net decline
-rebruary. $3.50; February March 3i23s Marcn
Al: 3+S.: June 4u3lss: Jlne-Juy 402ies Juy-Augus
s;s ivo,s,-Septcnlrr zoo IS; SeptebsrOctobe. Sab
November 3fes: November en,eer 3+5s De
ssn,ter-January. 54;s Maaohes'er-1afns d"H e'o'h'
call. - - -. oo,, ,,,-o
Ecceipts paints during the last week Were
M hal,s compared s5o& bales The previous week
and iFg tales Total ehpr1ens were I'1o!
Ssi.s srars. bales ,ar week and "2ei3 bales ia
rem Present stocks acgregat1 ss1-y DalGs aea..
GA hnle las, and 132gJ3 bales In 1875 Present
- o. rho ro-ts Including ~ go bales IN New orleans
md l75TiI 6nles IN Nsw-Yorh foot up 3Oih23 paiss
;.xt-,s ~ Grea: Britain for the week have he~n Ivy
ba - Frlrce 9l3 bales and 20 the Continent l41so
fs,os Total exports Grea; Britain 20 far this season
.i,l ~; bales 4Ssl bales and - TIE Con-
. cal .ules receipts AT Tire ports thie
~ - q 10 bales making q total fa- this season
x G sCl go bales
:. -, o. prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05

Through trains leave Newly YORK. foot II Chambers 81
follows. and h,e minutes earlier fr.m IVES, :3i SITS
barD A. M.--NessiC.issi kApIr-s lAy tor Na,er~
Elns.lamt n Elm r iuc1io IL aeiorJ Arfye bun
p NJ Farlpr 20 buralo
Zoo y. M-vestbuiad LIMITED fast mail Daily aa'd
train 90 Chicago VIA chautauqya Like. Cey>-
land j.&o A. NJ. cnicagr u NJ. S.sepers 20 Chcasa
leyslsnd aud CincEr All. D.nng ,ar.
s3W y. M.1.iarsio snl .1syelaai v,reuied Express
Jamestown. $50 A. ~. Cleveland i:ij y NJ Seepers u
Buffalo and Cleveland nhins dif~c: connections sor ~
trot Chicago ami tho West.
k.fS y. N.-Nia CfnutGuaul Lake and Niagara Fa.,s
chi.aso anI cinr.nn.ai. Dining Car.
IcKErs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
aocomrnoda,,cns AZ ~. ia sat soi and ns' I,r,a-
l2 i5j East t2Jta and ~ We, ieSth-
e.. Chambers and West 2i-ss ferries Esw-york, 80
and 10 Tcltcn-st ,oa Broadway Bfookivn: 80 iirf-
,0r-st Hoboker and Jersey civ Sts'ina. wesrsnfe
Exyr.-s ca's For ana checks BAGGAGE from hotels
Sesld,nces 10 dcs:.:..ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Ros,eu June the Boston Commercial bulletin
vii INV TO morrow Of the Woo market: The mlrket IA
sr IA tone largest manufacturers buying
big blocks especially u foreign Wool one dee:er sold
I'm, on n, OF Buen Ayres crossbrsd at lin1Sc. An
aher so,d Punt, Arenas wool At iic; another
COO bale. 81 Adelaide woods on soOurs1 basis 81 3sc
ror,l,n markets and higher. Tops have I'd
syanceI In Europc The drouth Is shaving eheep by the
,lorH IN Austfaiin, and stocks OK vocl In turo
,nrh den etel Ifgh activity ami advance 81 ptf
cert nre reported from Monteyideo, Mcsama domestic
WIS are utterly neglected. and dealers cannpt make
themselves whole their early purchases In ne Wet
The les OF the I2+ 900 n doncstt rrd 100
Nm n, fsreiCn against t02,oOp N domestic a.l 2plND
M toreirr inst week and 1905 oy n domss,c and $4,000
,-eiyu TO- the same week. The sales iete
snow IN Increase rs 932 900 ID domestic AMI 5si"s 100
n, ,re,y from sales - the same d't' IN lSAi Tive
fscsris q cate increase of H. 30 bales domestic
mad y-saui bale, foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
,r, ,Act<AwiNvN AND WESTERN H.
S,ntI,n. in New-YOrk. foot Of barclay ana
Christopher streets.
EEsTiDtL piSTSCH IiGWT

-,,,oc, -ou,e ?, NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MOETc-.AfR
TUE ORANGES. Summit, Barnardsvil.e. Dassing
t,s29 gS HnWToS bupns ASE
W1i,STAIS Washington PHILLIPS r- re- EAsTON
WATER GAP. sTRoDsnlRG. pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PIrTsToN. WILkEsnAkRE NANri-
COKE DAYyJIH 6XrdP YppIy,t;, M:n,.
vile TTicA RICHFIELp SPRINGS. cortlnni.
CORNING BATH, pANsvtLE. ,t'IrALo an ali
Doir.N 'Wf:cT NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. --nINGIIAMToN MAI. s,op~ a, principal
700, eaton ,ca,e carr. n,'FF,Lo SCRANTON BiNo.
HAMToN owEGo. lTHACA E.MIRA vTicA,
EXPKrss. Platinum percr caIs Conrec'lng Al
n, ~ W-gt.RANToS. WII.KEspARRE and E,.M,RA
-" y xpRrss pullman buffet farior Cars
,oo ~ V-sCRA NTON. rI,HEHRAR fn; an: pf.YN.
"" oi-rtI EXPRESS Pullman iunet PariOr Cr-.
IN, y ~ Ip, l,,-chiclgo Neslhulad ilm'sl Evprs-s
'"' or se'EhSToN piN1tAMroN. EfMtRA. DUr.
is,car, pin.rs Car ives, buffalo.
co 4 Al Dal,yl--3urain Expr,ss Pullman Sieep-r. scr
Cav s,:p aN'roN UfNGHAMTON. ET,MlRA. BATH MI
MONTHS ana BrrrALo. arriving Buffalo A. u.
On y N c)aiiv)-Di'FrAfO. StRANrON. DIN0UAli.
WOW ToX owi.Go. ITiAcA Ei.MiRA trfcA SYRIA.
ci'SE and OSwEGo EMPRESS Pullman brs-,
risTHgTs IND PULLMAN AccoMM0DArroys :,
,rI, d. 4 sors Limited il3 broadway Ia PA a
,,,c.' io-l broadway. Tick-ir ferry stations oAi
nroadrsy III .h-ave cor. ieth.N: 81 West l25'h-st
~, Colnrri Us ave. Sew-yor %'S arl &c Ful,on.s
and lcr broadway. Droak'ya. Time tables giving fi.i
fO, w~esTro 4 rXPnFss COMPANY VIII -an ,- en-,
check baggage from hotel res Gcrec - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY
,Antnraclie coal used ckciustNeiyD
rou- tracks Automatic Block Signals
IN, n.,.i AZ Nag "a iGlI

rou- trucks Automatic Block Signals
On and after May "a 1871 So
Trains lo.Ie foot % Liberty 81 A.
For Easioa e;aler-n Ailen,ovn tanch 20 .hus ,
{. 80 20 Eas,on 5:ij 20 Ansntovnl = ~ sSndAys
AZ, {, q. t,ss;Dn} \. NJ. 100 5:T. go T. .,
F'o- M.ihestar-e. pit;ston and se.anon S:io a. -
1910 10 ais 4. 81 surday> 80 !. NJ . -.
For Reading iaU. SIC. BIO i0-to ITO a NJ i:.o
leo 2GD 90. i:3o 545. 900 y. NJ i?;i3 ngst sYn.
days. +:30 A. ~. 40 200 oaU aAJ 600 u n, va
For Harrisburg a, 40 500 oio. Il 80 \. a.. 40.
100 $50 5.l5 +. NJ i2:i3 night Sundays. @2o A. NJ
i:G0 30 400 Z. NJ. i2:i5 Eight 80
FIR Scrbury. sturs asj Wiismscnrt. ~ tso. Sp
s:Io A. N. I:i0 20. 500 81 sundays. +a1 A. NJ
ALL RAIL RotTE,.
FOR LONG BRANCH. CcEAN GROVE &C
For Red Bank Long BTanch Ashmy Para ceesn
Grove and po,nss south 10 Point Pleasant, $50. $50
Io:@5 a. NJ. co $50 400 - 70 Red Hnnk on,y) 4fo
a3s CHS r. NJ SUNDAYS ,sops ~ Inerlsken sor Asoa'y
Park and Ocean Grove,. boo A; NJ. 400 ~
For Lakewood Toms River. Bssnesai Pars sea Earss-
FOR Atlan.ie Cay vineand and IIidge;or. 80 a. 81.
i:3o p ".
For Monnolh Peach, seasr,sh: and Iighsnas Q, Nave
Gays y" ~ sAxDY M9oK nerTE.
From Pier y. H.. foot of Rector s..
For Atlantic Hsghiands. Highland Beach. Normandie.
Rumson B.a,r Sn1hrght Mon ussth Reach. and Lon:
Rranch zen lo:I5 A. NJ noo sa,yra,ys o1y, s:i5.
500 p n. SUNDAYS. go A. Al, 100 p: 81.
For Fbsr,n Assory Pars Ocean Grove ~ and pm,
pprk and Ocean GroyrD o:ao A.
For Jakevn0G. Tons River. Park ard Barns-
"a. 40 a NJ q no Saturdays cn.vs. as .
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