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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
WESTSHORE R.K,

Trains leave W. 42d St. station. T.. as follows aad
Is m. earlier from foot Of Franklin ST..
,t3O \. ". Daily. Local 70 Buffalo
40 A. M-Daily Local TO Albany. Saratoga and
Montreal. go. - ,.
1918 A VI. Daily for Albany Ut!cs. Syracuse Roehes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort wayne Toledo. C'e'e-
BIT BIT ::iS A. NJ Daily. except sunday 70 Catskill
Mountains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and MlnnewasAa
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Paror Cars
10 BloOmvills and Albany. r.. .,,
C.-i.OO p. NJ. Daily except SUNDAY. for Albany Go,
U.oo y NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal, Utica, syra-
ct.. Rnchesier Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
trct Cleveland, Chicago and -. Louis ,
6,,O T. ~ Daily. except sunday. FOR NewourS. AInany
saratoga ana Montreal. Sleeping car Albany 10 Mon
7.i5 p ~ Daily. .1cep, sunday FOR Syracuse. Roches-
and Buffalo. . -.... r..A..
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. TORONTO Detroit Cleveland
p c@f.eaves brooklyn BY Annex: Blo4o A. ~ CS0S
p NJ: Jersey City. p. r. r. station Bll'-O. C3'-s
p. NJ A.
Time tables At principal hotels ard Offices
Nanterhllt Ave. NeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

Secretary Hesters weekly statement o. the
movement follows; September s To- - 5e
229 el3 bales and 35l 35e bales same time In !s
Overland to mills and Canada - SCI bales sfan; 81 los
1894 Interior stocks in Of September l. l2s O.
bales against 1886 bales in 1896 576l bales IN 1898
057 bales agalns, 1857 bales IN 1898 64oso bales IN
and $3.50 bales in 1894 Brought into sight first
ss 2 ss. DAYS 1889 3 oT BAL. IN s and AZ
bales 1894 Brought into sight for week SlS 65 bales
against s3l 7o4 sass FOR the seven days ending sspsee1
bales the same time In 1884
The Lvepoo, weekly statement showed sales last week
90 bales S. 900 bales the previous
week and 81 COG bales last Imports all kinds. is 600
bales lac; week II ooo bales; last year. 25.00 bales
Stock al kinds. $4,000 bales: last week $4,000 bales
last Hesk ZOO bales last year. lOl 600 bales
orally quiet. within narrow scope OF varatisns. while
showing a s;eadier uncertone covering. with
talk OF broadening speculation The market not
active. however. sales the call 2 100 bags up
70 IL m 1000 bags. ard FOR the whole session, 1000
checked by Continued heavy Rio Santos
toiays cables reporting 1900 bags whichTaakes the
1901 .Ooc bags. Cables from Hamburg and Havre were
., Indifferent purpoT' and exerted Little or no in
rather BY local disposition cover contracts
Stock coffee in Have sa89 bags including o+s 600
respectivey last The market spo,
coffee was steady without further change in prices
No RIO invoice lots being quoted at Tc. and jobbins
main but ,olerably steady at yesterdays figures We
quote: Acknowledgement TO good. sgs'.c; good Gu
Cahsuo % flai,c. Savana-Bucaramansa. l5.Gl3i.c.
pocota l5lisis, Mexican-Cordova. loiglo&c: oaxaca
loIal7c Central A,neI,csn.oomn mon 70 osdina.
East India-Interior 93is g24zc; fancy g3cc; Jsvas
2ir25c Angos,urs ilgl2c Mocha ls'4Gl9c sac Of
MaracaibO on private terms was reported tate
In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. a. s:s' m.ines'." e'' s nc
rel northern spring wheat ~ "a Corr ~ an N sed
spot new steady Ss itii 80 90 arm 1870
a. ~ FIour-s, Louis fancy wS,sr isL; rs n'Rs a.
r-..s arm as Sd prime mess ARA, oo- so ne
mess ane western nrn. So. prime ms'' ass'm IA.
srn nsm w cut q 10 90 N, Arm. 3s "a sort
Is ~ arm s2s long clear mlid.es he.s' ~ !, " 81, n
IL cisa- bellies ~ - n nrTn, ga shon
sMsr. II to IA m quiet. 2ss LArdnPrims M. sI
dull .Js TsVowPrms Ely Arm iss ssSn,sss AIN AIN,
liverpool rehaed dull ies 20 ti ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N-v-Yovk. September q, 1897.
BEEVEs--Recelpts fSa cars, 2.i2p head-2o cars 20
be exported. ~ direct local slaughterefs ana
for the marketmakinc. with single gar AIteaoy
in the yards total OF Is cars 20 be seld-an AZ yrfsy
Cry on !isht supplies market ruled active thIoush-
out a. general advance. possibly barring dry cow o.
fully loc 100 n. The however rGlc1 arm.
tn. Yards fully cearei Poorest best nativ.
sold 81 icgs5 per 100 10 stays and oxen az
sSGs4 So bulls 81 io4s3 20 dry at 81 i5hs3 20
Dressed heef arn at 1aJc per n for poor to prime ely
dressed native sides Cables London ard Lverpoos
suStei American steers at IgiIEe. dressed weight ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

Leave N.x-Yorx. wa,s9 IA 10 Terminal s,1n daily
SShsrlTsnri o. So sx sun, is sun. 1910 a.shi-
s,,xxt.ISSATt ar Luis y:55 q. M 30 y NJ
SwxxsHiSdroS, bG.riXoRE. i:S. s;S lpsnlnS csA
palrs G G.o siS night, sSsa.s. IS 1 s
DINING ~ ,, Dining CAR, IS dDlning Carr. as
ssrrssn.rs carr s.ss y. m. u 10 Night
"NORFoLk, IL % .. m daily. -
Sx.v CprrASs Through sleeper 4:S5 D N. daily.
NJ trains i-aye foot Lfeerty,s, minutes later.
All trains are ilurxnaed With Pintsch L!hs
c1res ia l12 2si, ga i+o " way, 81 f. t@th ~
,,y por,ry n II as3 sas Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: White.
= aeetirauon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-YctS, September -, ~

Ne,y-Yctk September ~ 1877
f-o-1OS-Tha cotton trade received dscluet SUI -
character OF the early Saues i'm
i.s .,-,i In view OF decline or ZIG ID plnVs Ye
i,r ana me fact market closed AZ aUOut te
80. ~nint IL expected that the Engllsh Ca"cs
i,s rsnor. considerable decline. But WnlIe tne u'
UsS NOT apparent. excepting The l-o-1 dc'lune On
80, c1ff1n the amount u spot sales QUO oaesl We
st.,c dsapp0intment and was taken as an ihu,'
a, ,,sir-cnce On the part Of English sp,nrefs hotN
y. .-Sinr ire stock Of Liverpool has reached
go - small that tie selling is said to he ony ~
against cotton bought iroIn Gay 70
Har In the South. Private advic6s from LNerI"l ~
va that the English trade IL disposed 10 adhere
-. ,ba policy Of mastery inactivity unt snethlhs me-
regarding the size or the crop, VIM
sins upon the claims Of the bears that the tlo'ee1
- cfton at the port and az the interior VII! soon NC
ION scale not easily handed IN the al sene OF specu-
s,ve support. Very little change IN me OIOr
nsxs the average whi-h is still rather buisn' pu
"a trade disposed 10 give much attention 20 crop
news a, present The movement OF cotton IN tne hiss
Valley curtaled seriously by the yellow Ieter
snarantne buyers are Indifferent 10 TINS
ft,u-s Spot cotton closed quiet at unchanged prices
mIedllrg upands 6s.c: riddling Gulf, 'ci sales -
bales all spinning Spot cotton in southern MARKERS 70
dav nlddng quoted follows: New-Oreans quiet
Gao: GALES 80 bales Mobile quiet S-lec, &c o"ef
sales bales. Savannah quiet and steady et SAFES
lN4 halss. Charleston firm, &C. l-loc lower w ,InIns-
ton steady exc Norfolk nominal, 6i2c; sales 500 oaes
baltimore nominal. 6Ssc AugIsta steady oEo; sates
1871 baes ST. Louis steady. ea.c. Lice lower sales
IL bales -, -. -..,,
low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

A DvrPrrsEMENTs and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
a received al their Uptown once No. La Broad"ay
- ioo- north OF 3st-.t o'cock m: savertss
ts received az the following branch oees al regular
OF. rates Until O'clock p NJ w; - s,n,aEsi G.
- caI-st i5o 6th-ave l2th-st MACY - otn-a.e
sur, iio Coumbu,-av. West Goth 81. 100
Wss, aaa st near s,h-ave: % East ltth-s 80 We,
,Sg betveen TN and l59 Etst fIth-st: o.S
sd-avs 18TH and 7Ith SIS oo nsss
81 TOs ist-ays S9th-st. 80 5i-aEe nea
az III ave; 2iO Bie.cker-st: 20 r,s -ps
ave 2.o East T9th-s l9? 9i-avee a. o93
Ea,, asth-, $50 0h-svc. $751; e,n-aye: LID. IA
80 cO4 Eas, eGth.s'.. iSan Hroa1"ay i'oo
80 100 shave: i3is 2i-ave '53 or ave a. uls
Harlem offces: 2O5I 2d-ave nsat IN al
stb sv., s2D west itsth-st AZ the Brooklyn Oices S'
At. Fu't1n-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot OF Vert I'D 81. ,Pena r. RI Cortland,
Dusososses st.
INDICATES time 23a ST. Other figures show
TINE from CortIandt Desbrosses st
,.U.Io' $40 4. NJ daily SUNDAY '6:4J. A. NJ for
".L. CHUNK and intermediate stations.
800, S:l5 4. ". daily tor WILKESBARRE. SCRAN-
~ tweek days, ELMIRA week days, ITHACA
GENEVA: ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and me West and principal local points: dining and
chair cer to Buffalo.
'1O:25, 1880 A.. ". SUNDAYS only FOR Bound Brook
and intermediate stations.
.1O:2S. 1870 A. NJ. daily excep. Sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and Intermediate points
1870 dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

U HA1h3oA
sIATioNs p Zoo, Of IVES. Twsn,y;.hIra Street '''
Leaving .n. 'S rom S'r ps,STo sse aaa ce
streets Is I'VE minutes later than given below fo'
';3S a: ~ FAST MAII--Pullman Bune, Parlos Car
cavo ~ 20 flt.solFg Sleeping Car Pit'sourg 70 -"
T. EAs Se s:y;assc Com
Car For Ghearo; Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati. In
lars 3 u. cHicaGo a lI hS'. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
WEsksN P'a2fs snciss ss a
NJ soCT% s1ss2I sapr fXypRrssror cucn-
'; 49, r: u. Pacific EXfREss-FOr pp,.burx and
ss,nrssa connects for Cleveland and Toledo excep'
wAsHI:GTON AND THE SOUTH.
~ 13onFres.ioHs Lin ali Parior ana Dnins cars,
ssh, sh5sS gag s t p'p Ios Car. n s onI r.
sora! Linn AL psror and Dining carsl ! IS Dining
RIT siF Exp N 3 10 a.' Il 10 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Erpr.s,. 81, A. NJ. aaa SIS
SSaGRas55E5Ak 5Sr 9 adarGs4 HA S.HvSR eag
cr and s n tay Stree. Station
~. and Desbross.s and Cortland, streets. Ia
G CAP t MAY-EIpress 70 So p m. weekdays,
Grove and Pn, ts,s nsraken sundays,
Street stationl SIS iiS5 a. . Is ais 355. AS
' cesac s s,s SIC 40 % 2io .3
~ -; 10 5io 100 p. m. Sundays 9.i5 m. 81;
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80 io i5s G' isss Is H s:a as 3
80; tpn!ng Carr. AS GDlnlng carr j55 toir 9
~ ~ I'D s5J ?. IL. ~ night. Sundays. G. IS
- 80 500. e25. 955 Limited. s55 1858 a. IA.
49, t'rlng carr, 800 % lDiring Carr, ass DINING
night. 1872 1902 '' S y "''' - Az
7iS ssy oc. ., No; 49, 90 1923 1923 H. and 2si Broad
"G statons foot Of Desbro'ss. ard Co-t.aad Streets
court street. 500 Fulton Street, 90 Broadway and
Tb RI. Annex statloi sreokyn Station. Jersey CITY
me NeW-f York Transfer Company VIII call for and
Destination $3.50 ~ ' 'S17''0e' '''"us" "
!. u. HUTCHINSON 7 y woon
denera Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n, n.
stations ia New-fOrk. foot of BaPclaY
and ChristOpher streets.
VESTIDCLED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET

CAHS. PiNISCH LIGHT
Direct route to NEWARK. BLOONFIELD. MoNTcIArR.
ton, Dover. Sianhope. NEWTON. BuDD5 LAKE,
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOLEY'9
MOUNTAIN Washington. PHIILTPSBURG. EAsTON
WAFER GAP, sTRouDsBuRi. Pocono Mountains.
cEsSTSSI 1ETETo N6KyH MSEhkREE N3Ei
rsss BINGHA ANTON OXFORD. NORWICH Water
Vile UTICA. RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE OSWE TO- ITHACA. oWEGO. ELNIRA.
CORNING BATH DANSNILLs BI'FFALO and ed
500 A. Min iHAMToN NAIL Stops a, principal
1906 A. n CAFE Can, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BrNo-
UAMTON, OWE 10. ITHACA ELMIRA. UTICA.
PicHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and oSwE60
FypRESS Pullman Parior Cars. Connecting e
Buffalo wi.h trains ,or x Cncas' and pSats West Pull
loo " p nMf'a@SCRANToN wii.KESBARRE ana EiMrRA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par!or Cars
4 On p N-ScRANTON, WILKES2ARRE and PLYN.
ouTH EXPRESS Pullman .5unet Paror Cars
Fk1S' Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Nsw-Ysrk %
CScago Dining Car OF Buffalo
IN d M c)aily)--Busalo Express Pullman eleepers fop
o SCRANTON. YfNGdAMToN, ELMIRA, BATH, Mt.
WopRIS and BUFFALO, arriving Buffalo 4. u.
$50 p n cpsyl-RL,FFALo IS sS NA 81, sINsHAx;
nSWEIo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet ssepsfS.
S,s.osrs N.w-York 10 R!chfeli Springs
rrSytTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ae
usnry care Sons. Limited. lib Broadway, ~ Park
,aon. III shave cor i2th,s. 81 We. i2othst es9
Co,rmb,,,aye New-York; 3Ss and 20 Fulton-s,. and
toa fsroaiway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full nfor-
na;en 2. AZ FxpREss COMPANY will call sor snS
c,sck basxasa hotel cr residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
novernsnt a. Interior points during n. last week

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caoes.spot cotton
IN buyers favor sales, 5000 bales; speculation ana
port 500 bales: American. 700 baies receipts lI ~
bales. American 900 bales; middlins upsnds' 81 81
Futures quiet partially Lad decline Closed quiet ana
steady, UNCHANGED to y poln, net sdyancs Jana aor
S3Ti,s Apr.-Hay. 33sss. May-June, S@s'zs June-JGN
S4oiSs September 353.s september-Oeooer 81 AS DC
tober-Noveuber 34Ob: November December, S3l1gs De-
cember-January 3361s. Manchester arms dull but
steady. Cloths quiet but steady.
h. Of prices follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

opur cs.es srSss wi;hou, shans We quote
III 100, ~ naorpa!ne bulk, 81 709si 50; Walls.
20 eighths 81 35as: 10: outline. domestic. bulk.
hut insnvfactTe-s bulk 2ic; outside holders,
S.sS ss9.ec essential OILS steady no, active.
TiS,,- Win ,ais thsins demand
ste.SS M AEAi~-rhe -four market bareiy
- ABOUT nnchanr-c prices buyers holding or FOR
- sssssssi'IsA spr.ag Saisats quoted at 60 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

VI mixed Sic os;, quiet No MIXED 2oc, H 9 9
10 . cash 4si,c. Cloverseed active prime CASH.
Ou unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

RD-Cofee market steady: No Rio. $3.50; exchange
o-lod; receipts 1000 bags: cleared for the United
states. 1900 bags; cleared for Europe 1900 bags
stock 4e3. 900 bags.
TIE STATISTICAL positIon q Rail coffee Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PAIl-ADELPHIA. BALTlMORE AND WASHING
From Whitehall Terminal South Ferry);.
Weekdays. 155. 9:j5 II - Dining Carr. A. NJ, f:55
s25 t55 Dining carr. 5:55 2. ~, 1910 mdt. sun.
DAYS. e55 - CDnins Carr. A. NJ. $50 1853 Dining
carr, 5J5 p NJ. 1910 mdt Additional trains for Phils-
telphia from Whitehall 81; week days. $50 A. ~. I:2
P. ~ from Liberty ST. 40 A. 81 daily and $50 and
900 p. NJ days
From FooT LIBERTY STREET minutes later.
parlor-car procured at took Of
1928 Rroaiway 7$7 ea Av 81 East iith ST.. i5a East
l25h St, e13 West l25th ST., 25I Columbus Ay.,
York: Court St. SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn 9s Broad
way Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Company
TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

eood Santos. e$bJ. receipts 1900 bags stock
l,A0O0 bags. Hanburg-Conee market opened Egy
Pc lower: closed unchanged 10 i pig lower; sales 900
su Havre-Cofss market opened barely steady. nr-
changed At IL m. I'M Banged. Al p. M, unchanged
ced quiet net unchanged prices. Total sales, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

From Pier $. y. r.. foot Of Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands. SeabTgh, Monmouth Beach
a1d Long Branchi 49, 1915 A. NJ: i;oo 3:iS. 500 p
III Sundays $50 a. 81. 100 p ".
For E!esron. AshUry Park Ocean Grove and points
south 10 Port Pleasant. t0:i5 A. NJ. 100. 3:45 500
~ Sundays. stops at Lnter!aken sor Asbury Park
and Ocean Grove) $50 A. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
NETWORK PRICES.


Receipts brea6sufs at interior Pon,s III an
last three cphers too0I omitted Flour Dds s'1'" '
il1u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

Receipts the rort> and Interior points today conn
Pared with the day week ard last were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

u, naW9'' sept sggT dg gnf . . 'I D so s."
Mouth ssis.a,,ac 0ctob.r s o; ~ Dsesiber Sci Z.
"dN.r seainer ~ red. s"sa,yc .toek s-e V55 bush
soa'oc Corn steady mi.; .pot ara month '4s$t.e
old ~ Va January. @0'.c BID: steamer iniSed 32G32.c
800 bush Southern white 3IG3iisc yell
E ,e - s o s5cf ' 4s 1 bn @s' r. r &
nslrpy a2c: NJ w~,t,n 80 SAILS stock 4i6ls bush
nr.n. Unchanged sugar strong unchanged Butter firm
taasy c,eanicty: 60: imitation leal.5 ladie: ioaiic
fresh. iG0lJ'1c Cheese steady unchanged.
5 P ~, 39r '1ss o Tip .c Rs t. - 1
s. ,odts 10 clears and :iresh.r q Eoasj 90 Cornme9
sier ysT so. & saa . -: a2ssc o' Oats r
No. 'aHd i-ncy iPesi as.s'i y. :Dg;r
;l,SE sn9. si2 - xs'e; 9r,H 'aIa %iigs. sia :
-. hind quarters iqllae; to,es 5g3'lc. Lambs
N Na a's wing M..a c s S. H s' ..s Ia
i3c Che-re-Northern. sI.e: w'siern. e.Ge,c '0O
n 20 81 10 TS.a' d 5ci a5 30 s.i
s. w. S Sss Of 81 % S Hns': x i10T 9.
20 ysl.o. $,eg2.:; 10 e1rn &3'.s ~ soTn a.:
No Whit 24S; 80 > mixed ?3i.c; No mixed :2sc'
44e:oe rye dun in store. Sic Canal trsshs duh
-Four qu!e'. bu, arm.
Wheat. No. =: oDenslas Hs4ss;. lD~s:. clo.las
ssy ''r s sss: 81 81. 81 on 'S e.
Corn. Nc. ..
5 L; s'o. &. s'.o & & E;
oat, No. 2:
september ie.s5s. ss 49,. ~. ,5 49,.
Nay 2ssa5Ss. as ass. as.e33 3ss "a
Mess pork per bb
S S:::ss.; $: j., g. 81 s.; IS
Lard per 100 n;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
An hraclt, coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on and after September sth. 1881.
etat!ons IN New iorh. foot Of Liberty ST.


-FOUR Tracks. Automatic Block signals -.
On and after SEPTEMBER sth. 1881.
s'euons IN New Torh, foot Of Liberty St. 81
- and Whitehall Terminal
IFa.ns leave foot OF Liberty 81.
r-ds'ol Eetnlen em Allentown, Mauch Chunk, IA.
~ ~ 10 s;IV A. ~ r2:oo II. to Eason) i:io. lao,
81 ~ % Eastonl. o:+5 q 80 TO allentown p ~
p uiWudE" sou 0N to E~ston) A. ~, 90. $40. 600
fer WdkeseaTre Pittston. and Scranton. s:lo A. r..
''i F;- Ro,5 t;i3 p 81 sundays .so A. NJ
i'eal.sns) ITO A N. 80. 1870 eco 400 Read.
HE5i 80 5;i1 300 to reading, p NJ, 1918 night
500 ~ 4: A. 100 COO 500 to Reading. $780,.
For sunbury, Lewisbury. ard williamspor. q. $50,
s% si 100 ~, 1910. 10. 300 p. N. Sundays. 80
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOX LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
GO. hed Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean
Il:U A. NJ, 90, $780, 400 q 80 Red Bank only 44S.
30 ol5 NJ Sundays stops Interaken for Asbury
Fark and Ocean Grove. 900 A NJ. 400 p NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. Bsrnegat Park and Bar
nega, 40 s;S9 A. IL. 30. 40 Z. u. Sundays. e0e
70, Atlantic City, vlne.ani. and B.ase;on. 40 A. NJ.
=. For Monmouth Beach. seabrigh,. and Highlands Of
aa ayesns MA $50 $50 ~ 80. i:i5 sl5 P. II. sun
v.I Bo PATS LEA LEAyE WHIrEHALL TERMINAL
a ny s:, T. 5 M SsS u.s. u.s. JSs U.s.
20 s;l9 s;5. 1913 1870 p. NJ. :2l0 night. sundays
a:Co So s55; li:2s A. NJ. 1900 NJ, 1855, 1:s5 ESQ.,
3." SO: 40 4:55 5:25 Goo esq 7:2J. s:25 9c0.
0'o0 IO.lI 1000 p. ", 1910 night
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02

fact nothing more than q mortgage, and
that as the mortgages negotiated by
Turner were not of sufficient magni ude
to impair Frenna's security for the money
advanced, therefore Turner was not
guilty OF any illegal act. To bear out this
theory, Mr.. Collins offered to prove the
value OF the property as compared With
the amount of the mortgages Negotiated
by Turner.
Judge Wallace said he thought it his
il would be an endless task to attempt TO
unravel the different transactions involved
in Turner's manipulation of the property.
He said that after all there was but one
question for the jury to decide, and that
was whether or not Turner intended to
take t deed for the purpose to which he
afterward put it at the time of the actual
taking.
Attorney II. c. Dibble, who is assisting
Deputy District Attorney Black in the
prosecution, contended that criminal in
tent must be i'm piled from the fact that
unlawful use was made of the paper after
II came into Turner's possession.
70 this Mr.. Collins took exception and
gave notice that he would appeal from
Judge Walace's order which excluded
proof regarding the sufficiency of Fren-
mas security.
In the afternoon Expert Chirographer
Carl Eisenschi mel testified that the sigma
ture OF Notary Public AVIAN Flanders, at
tached to one of the deeds in the case, is a
forgery.
1t is expected that the case will go to the
jury this evening.
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skiff, when the wind and tide commenced

skih, when the wind and tide commenced d
to carry them out TO sea-
They were unable to help themselves
any and the launch picked them up on
seeing their distress. When they neared
the wharf the skiff capsized and gave the
three an involuntary ducking in the cold
water. 1t was righted and shortly after
ward repeated the performance, but the
men at last reached the dock, shivering
but thankful.
In the afternoon the Coptic, with
eoodly number of passengers, sailed for
Yokonama and Hongkong, by way of
Honolulu. The Columbia arrived at Z
with a cargo of general merchandise and
few passengers.
On Wednesday the forty five-foot flag
pole designed for the new harbor building
was placed in position. The huge time
ball, fresh gilded, shone resplendent in
the sun.
But yesterday the American flag was
run up TO the masthead and now floats
proudly to the breeze over the partly COM
pleted structure.
Captain Gibbs Of the Olympic believes
that ne has located the safe containing
the gold bullion which, like McGinty,
went ito the bottom of the sea" when the
Sunol was run. into by his vessel. The
wrecker Whitelaw, however, was SPEND
ing her time yesterday IN searching for
the anchor of the ship Angelsey, which
she lost here about three weeks ago by the
parting of her chain.., Tue sum of $l12 is
offered for the anchor.
Two hundred tons of -four were sent
down to the wharf for shipment on board
the Maweena prior to the last rainstorm
by Hawley Bros, and II is said m uch of it
| was damaged by, the storm.
The new California House ark, Polly.
wog, Captain w. Geisler, with a CONF mpany
of ladies ami gentlemen, started for a
pleasure excursion on the bay Wedne lay
morning, and did not return till yester-
day afternoon. 1t was feared that the
boat had Ca psized, but it only experienced
| rough weather.
The Harbor Commissioners met in reg
ular session yesterday afternoon. Moth
| ing Of importance was transacted, but 1t
was decided to meet hereafter only once
| a week instead OF twice as hitherto.
The following notice of mportance TO
mariners has been issued by order OF the
Lighthouse Board:
| Notice is hereby given of the following
affects the List OF Beaccns, Buoys and Day
| Marks, Pacific oast, 1885:
Coos Bay, Or. (paHe 36). North spit Jetty
Buoy s snd WSeh has ws
| black first-class can, marking the outer sub
| merged ED of the North Spill Jetty, was re-
| pleced on March IL, 1897, Dy black second
| class can buoy. moorsd about q quarter of q
mie W.NW q w. from the position of the
| form er buoy The buoy is now in seventeen
| feet of water and marks the extremity of the
| sand spit making out from the outer sub.
| merged end of the North Spit Jetty. It's bear
| Ings are: Cape Arago Lighthouse S.SW. "a w.
J Yokam Point s.. Guano Rock +. Sc 3s E. Yes
| sells should not pass between this buoy and
| the outer buoy.
Columbia River, channel over Walker Island
| bar 10 Martin Island (pagc 4s)-The following
| changes have been made to mark the recently
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The American Flag Appears Waving Proudly the Breeze
Over the Iron Framework of the New Harbor Building.
1870 of the Political Code. and should re

1880 of the Political Code. and should re-
ceive close attention.
The duties of janitors are treated of at
length, and the Superintendent says that
he apprehends that very liberal con-
struclion is put on the words "reasona bic
duties" by some principals. Janitors are
required 10 perform reasonable services
required by the heads of schools in addi-
tion to the duties set forth in the rules.
Ordering janitors, continues Mr.. Web
ster, ito prepare hot lunch and then
clear away the relics and wash the dishes
to cook during vacation on public stove
with public fuel for private delectation
compelling janitor in recent OF less than
$40 per month TO devote his entire time to
the schools. and this without contributing
a cent for the service-might be regarded
by some as unreasonable duties.
principals should be considerate' in
their demands and trust that this sug-
gestion may prove sufficient"