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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11
THE MINING MARKET
What the Bulls and Bears Did In
The PIT To-day.
STOCKS FAIRLY STRONG ON'CHANGE
The Sales of the hay as Made by the
BrOkers-News From Numerous
Mining Camps.

The mining stock market opened
fairlf strong today and 10 the pit OF
ne exchange the brokers sutcseded In
moving several OF the stocks to trans'
ftrs although the trading done was not
as good az 1t might have been. Ajax
anu Mammoth represented the listed
sales while II .vef and Little Pittsburg
gave out the trading for the unlisted
stocks.
In opening the call Anchor was bid
for at Sll0 share, but holders de-
handed Sl75 for the stock. Ajax
was both etrone and active. 1t
cold ut S0l and 81 cent?. and stood
at the close with bid of the former
figure while the stock was an Offering
ut So cente. Bullion.Beck was sta.
tionary, as were also DAILY and DAILY
West. Four ACES fell back TO l9i cents
in the bidding, but could have been
purchased al no lesB than % cents.
The bid for Mercur was $3.50 as on
Saturday; holders, however, were de-
terminei in their demand OF S7.45 for
the stock. Mammoth sold eown low,
making transfers at S2.35, while tue
closing bid was lower still, 500 being
the money offered for the stock.
The SwAnsehs OF the unlisted
class were both in the slumps,
and rece ve1 very little attention.
Northern Light was wanted at sS3
cents but offerings Of the stock were
held at no lees than 30 cents thus shut.
ing of possible saies. Rover was
fairly strong and sold ut 20 cente, while
Little Pittsburg went for song. 1000
shares changing hands at 1t cente,
Bullion. Bs ck Tunnel stock was held
aa an Offering ut 20 cents ana bid for
RELY al 10 ceuts.
This closing figures were ne foilOwt:
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11

the time, but he gave an alarm and
was SION conveyed in M ambulance
to 81. Marks hoipital, whore he was
given pr per attention.
DJc;ora BeGle aud Crilchlow ex.
tracted the bal, whlch had entered q
little above tue Snoe anu taken d.
ag0ual course, tor u distance OF about
eleven iucheS, just missing II bono ami
artery. Had tneTU uoeu the elightest
diversion In the curse OF tho bullet,
the case would have been very differ.
ent, tho incident would hnvo been
otherwise, for Marbor would now have
beeo no more.
Tho ratlout is resting easy today.
Neither OF the doctors regard the
wound as eerinus VI calling for any
unnecessary ulnrnl.
Msrh1r Il ongnsnd o. clerk in the
auditor's I'll 70 OF the Rio GranGc
Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11
THE enO GHANDE MINE.
A Property In Nevndn owned Lnrgei
lily Utah People.

A Property In Nevnda Owned Largely
lily Utah People.
David II. Kay of Ogden was here
the first Of the week looking after hiH
extensive interests, says the Gold
Creek, New, News. He made trip
down to the Bruneau Ia company
with others to examine some placer
ground.
Mr.. Kay, Browning Brothers and
other Ogden parties own controlling
interest In the Orc Grande mine,
located near the head OF Tennessee
gulob. A six-ioot lodge Of ore in this
mine gave an assay value OF S27 q ton
In gold.
L. Penrod and his son, Alex, were
tho original locators OF this claim.
They gave the Ogden parties q three.
fourths interest to develop the property
and put mill on 1t. Under the
original contract work was to be
prosecuted continuously.
But as there was no shaft house, and
Rs the hoistiDg was done with whim
anu horse, all parliee mutually agreed
to lay off till spring.
Mr.. Kay Is well pleased with the
properly and anxious TO resume work,
There 10 streak OF quartz In the ledge
that runs up into the thousands In
gold, and the indications are that n
bonangs lies beneath.
Considerable development has al
ready been done ana more than 3
hundred tons OF ore Is now on the
dump awaiting treatment. There are
two inclines, one down 40 feet and the
other 1875; u 80 foot hgiI, and q tunnel
In over loo feet.
The Orc Grande Ia only one OF tho
many good locations ia Tennessee
gslch which extends for four or five
miles down the mountain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11
WHAT THE CAUCUS DID.
How the Legislative Offices Were Dis.
trlbuted Among the Coua,its.

After the closing of the NEWS re.
port Saturday afternoon, the caucus
Of Democratic Legislators continued its
session until all I the legislative Off E.
ces were distributed, except two which
arc TO be filed by members OF the
legislature from certain counties.
The report OF the committee having
the matter In charge, recon- mended
that the officers be assigned to the
various counties, as follows and
after discussion, was adopted:
Salt Lake county, secretary OF the
senate, docket clerk In the house, COM
mittee clerk in the senate, messeng,
In the senate.
Tooele, watchms n In the senate.
Utah, MISUNDERSTANDING OF the house,
chaplain of the senate, minute clesk
OF the senate.
Washington, doorkeeper OF the SEN
ate.
Weber, doorkeeper OF the house,
chief clerk OF the house, committee
clerk OF the senate.
Beaver, docket clerk OF the senate.
Sanpete. cum mlttee CLERK OF the
senate.
Cache, seTgeaut.Rt-srms OF the sen.
ate, enrolling clerk OF the house.
Davis, minute clerk Of the house.
Juab, committee CLERK OF the house.
Millard, chaplain OF tho house,
Rich, watchman OF tine house.
Summit, two house messengers.
Sewer, messenger Of the senate.
Sanpele, committee clerk OF The
house.
a discussion ensued as to the aalarit a
to be paid the officers. Kennet II ovsu
that no officer be paid more THAI
member. He held that II was incon.
els enI and unjust to pay u clerk more
Than a memoer. AT length a comm
tee Of five on salaries was appointed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11

A strike was made in the Abe Lin
coin group, Spring gulch, tho other
day, anu 4.fsot vein carrying kid
neys of good ore Ia now showing. This
property was on Tuesday transferred
to Soloman Brisacher ana win Hart
by Stephen Garrett. The new outht
will co tinue developments.
KlOpenstine anu Bemis have Just
opened up two feet OF galena ore In
the Vindicator mine. which assays 65
per cent lead. The VindicR.0r,a next.
door neighbor OF the Old Spanish, Is u
property Of great possibilities, and pro-
uuced 600 tons OF good shipping ore
last sesson. To-Day report comes that
the ore streak has widenet to q feet.
Tue Fortune has several hundred
toms Of good shipping ore on the dump,
which Manager Hill expects to put on
the market next month. The Fortune
group will be prominent among Bing-
ham shippers this year with anything
like fair piices ruling, and Mr.. Hill Is
getting FESTIVE under the pfesent re-
straint.
Among recsnt assays by Cowan
were three OF Starlus rock, WITH
results az follows; M. l-2l,2 per cent
copper, 8 or. silver, $3.50 golu; No. p
lI.6 copper, ia D OF. silver, S4i gold;
No. 3.--2S per cent lead, ID o ". silver,
So o. golf.
Nicholas Castro, owner OF the Greek
group, got returns last week from r.
ton shii meut OF IdahJ No. 8 ore, amt
the net proceeds were nice little
sum. Several claims in the group,
working unuer lease, show marked
Improvement lately, and MIR. Castro is
contident that " hen his lower tunnel
reaches the main vein he will have
one OF the best mines in Bingham.
He is planning to work the places COZ.
uecteu with the group next summer
aud Will employ two gold savers like
tho one experimental with on tn,
ground last season. Ground sluicinF
will BIZ etarted IN the spring, as soon N
tho weather permits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11
A NARROW ESCAPE.


What came near ending the life OF
d. T. Msrbor yesterday afternoon wa
The accidental discharge OF q pistol,
which fell from his hands to tho floor.
Marbor, who resides at ABS Sixth
East, 1t appears, was examining the
pistol, Il 3s.caliber derrlnger, when It
fell upon pair OF skates and dis.
charged. He felt sharp sting In his
lett thigh and knew he had been shot.
No one was In the room with him at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11

Tho Galena dividend OF $1,000 was
paid today, giving the company Il
total of S7l 900.
A l6a ton shipment Of Galena ore
came iIom the mine touay. 1t show,
values OF SAC per cent lead, anu So 3
ouuces silver.
The Bullion Beck directors were
scheduled Tor meeting this afternoon
at which titne the monthly dividend
was to come under consideration.
1t is reported that Captain De
Lamar may become the role owner OF
the Mefcur mine ct no distant date. He
IL said to have offered 10 take the
property for 81 500, 900.
The Park Record says that the Silver
King is the only one OF Park Clty's
mines that has shipped any orc this
week.-Mrs., $40 pounds. This stats OF
sffairs is owing to the dangerous con.
dltion OF the roads leauing to the var.
ioua mines.
Logan Nation: Two men are still
ut work on the Blue Bell mine. south
OF Paradise, and the famous claim
bids fair to become bonsuzi. Work
on the Edwards mine was recently
discontinued, but may be soon 10.
sumeu.
Payson Globe: Ed Simons, Ell
Simmons and Carl Provstgaard re.
turned from the Deep Greek mining
district last Saturday whore they have
been developing the Decade mine,
owned by Mr.. simmons and T. q.
Winner. They brousht back come
ore from the mine which has been
assayed AMI showed 3 ounces OF silver,
! ounce gold and 8 per cent copper.
There is large body OF the ore and
the owners feel much eiated over the
outlook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11

Toe NEWS had call on Saturday
rom Elder Il. b. Scott of Provo, who
returned on the morning OF that day
from his missionary lahore in New
Zealand. He left home May q, 1898
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-11

Two hundred shares 81 Ajax u $50
eents per shsre and 100 a 81 cent: 100
Mammoth q S2.s5; POO Rover "a IS
cent?; 1000 LATHE Plttsbure q u csnte.
Total shares sold, LOCO; selnns value
OF stock S577.50
The times., 1897-12-01
seasaore Connectlons.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

tscte5YIlc in effect November p, 500
AN trains arrive and leave Fennsy ana
tSs1e5iss' 1i.2Daily. local for Da0vine,
Charlotte and way stations, coi;iLrCts -
Manassas for StraSbUrgs HarriSOnGNFS ana
SfauHton, uaily. except SunUst4 anu a.
] ,-l-.f.,.,tfl- l., tln Hne Norfolk SnN ~ esleiui
JsiIT and with the Chesapeake anG ONO,
daiiy, for the Natural Bridge ana LeNins-
'oni i15 a.n.-DaiIy,t ,theUNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman bulIes
sleepers, New YORK and " asnIiiEtvH tu
I:r. SoI,viile. uniting at salisbury Wlth
P,,iieS9n SIrerer FOR Asheville ana to5
SDriugS y. SC: Knoxville and tnaJ-
tanODEa, Tenn. and az Charlotte Win fui-
imam Sleeper fuF Augusta Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New YORK CO New Orleans, conn ect-
ing at Atlanta FOR Eiriuln sh-u ~ ana -Aelil-
phis. Solid train, NastihStOh 20 ,g, NeW
{ t,rleauS without change unset peTsunally
C.,i,,IuctCd tourist TCirslou through >leepcr
on this train every Nedp eSuay 70 san
Francisco, without change.
4.DI o. m.-LoCai fUr TOut Royal, StFas-
burg and HarTisOubUrs, daily except sun
4ipf u"S' D. m.-Dany. local. for charlottes-
'i,ie ~ As o. m.-Daly. WAsHINGTON AND
SOFT THWESTEEN. V ESTIbULED, LINZ
TIED. composed OF Pullman NesGhuieti
sIeepers. dining cars and Jay coaches
I,I,iiuiar sleeDeTS New Nork 10 NaShy iiIe
Tenr via 4 AshRVille, kEOXTlle. and Chat
tanooga. New YORK to TamEa via Char
uniting at Danvtlle with Pullman Sleeper
from Richmond 10 Augusta, via Columbia,
with connection for Aiken, ;. e.; New
York TO Memphis. via Birmingham; New
York to New Orleans, via Atlanta and
Mont EOInery. Nestibuled day coach wash
ington To Atlanta SoHtner railway dining
car. Greensboro 70 Montgomery
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9-Ol m
daily and 4.f0 p II. daily, except sunday,
aud 6.25 D. IN sunday only Tor Round Biils
80 p. m. daily, except Sunday, for Lees
burg, and 90 D. m daily for HerndOn.
Returning. arrive al Washington S:z5 a
IN and 800 D. III. daily. from Round Hin.
and Z: :O6 a. m daily, except Sunday, from
Herudon. and 6.S4 a. IA. daily, except sun
day. from LeesbUTg
Washington 6 AZ o. NJ, 2:20 p. n. and
9:25 p. IN. daily. HarTiSOubUTg, 2.40 p
m and 9:25 p IN. daily, except sunday.
and $50 a. III. daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and IN
formation furnished at offices, 700 18th
st. NV, 511 Penns ylvaniI avenue, and az
PENNSYLVANIA Railrtad Passenger Station
W. II. GREEN, ten. Supt.
j. Nj. GULF, Traffic Manager.
w. a TU Rk, Gen Pass Agent:
/. :. BROWN, (iefs AGt. Pass. Dept
The times., 1897-12-01
The STOCK : MARKET FIRM
Noteworthy Advances Made in Some
Railroad Securities.
Wheat Opened Firm With Disposs
tion on the Part OF the Trade
to Sell the Market OFF.

New York. Nov. because the actual
figures of the October statement of the bhr-
l:ngton Company failed TO attain lie pro-
portions forecast in the usual preliminary
stock exchange estimates, the room traders
today professed great disappointment at
the showing and sold the stock.
Considerations of Tie traffic ret irls
OF great railway company are wortlli ess
unless they are un dertaken upon a compara-
tive basis. Regarded In this way the earn
ngs arc the largest in the history OF he
company for the month, notwithstanding
that the returns for October were decreased
by the faetofthere having been five Iada ys
In the month.
Furthermore, as compared with October,
1896, the operating expenses were in
creased 2 IL per cent. The surplus earn-
ings, after fixed charges, We're equal 70 IA
per cent, and for the four months of the
fiscal year the full present annual divi-
dend has hecn earned. Although the market
was dull and interest was centered ohiefl Y
in few securities, there was an unGer-
lying tendency toward Improvement evi-
dent, and prices hardened with the course
of the day.
The dealines for foreign account we've
again on an inconsiderable scale and did
not affect the market Notably firm
futures were Sugar Refining, Rock Island
and Northern Pacific. Consolidated Gas
advanced suartly. The first was favorably
affected by The approach OF the dividend
declaration and by the favorable inferences
from the Treasury's rulings upon the
enforcing of the countervailing duties OF
the tariff law.
Rock Island advanced on the announce.
ment of the conclusion OF negotiations for
the sale Of the company's 4 per cent bonds
for refGndiug purposes. and the streItg h
| of Northern Pacific was perhaps due tC
the heavy current gains in earnings aid
TO the belief in the forthcoming 1eCla a
| tion Of a dividend on the preferred stock
Other noteworthy advances We're Penn
| sylyama, Jersey Central and the st. Louis
| and San Francisco shares.
| The strength in the stocks was reflected
| through the general list, which closed firm
| with moderate increase In ANNA zion.
The times., 1897-12-01

The market followed the fortunes OF
Burlington Yesterday The statement of
the road given out before noon show cd
$3.50 900 gross gains and $l29 ,O00 net. A
larger increase in both gross and net had
been expected by nearly everybody, des
pite the facU that tue comparison was
be made with an excellent month last year.
a gross OF $500, 900 gain has been talked Of.
the actual figures We're for time oiisaI-
pointing. People compared them with the
September figures, which We're surprising
and began To say that Burlington was not
half - good a purchase as it might be.
Afterward, however. the bullish tone got
uppermost again. A slight examination
demonstrated not only that the conpany's
earnings, gross and net for the month, We're
up 10 It's best Record but that i'll the four
months since July / it has earned the full
4 per cent dividend on the stock, and still
has some Of the best months of the .ar
before il. 1t is predicted by careful people
that the road will reach per cent during
the year.
The times., 1897-12-01
BaItimore Markets

Baltimore, Nov. 3O.-Flour dun, un-
changed-receipts, 16 ,42S barrels; ex-
ports, 41,731 barrels. Wheat dull and
easy-spot and month, 80 5-Sa96 rs; De-
cember, 81 bid; January, 81 IA; steamer
No. red, 81 1-2a91 3-4-receipts, 5229S
bushels; exports, PAL 1892 bushels; stock,
1,347 ,5o6 bushels; sales, 1000 bushels
southern wheat by sample, 81 a97; Go. on
grade, 81 1-2a97 Corn dull-spot and
month, 32 1-2a32 5-S; December, 81 l la
80 1-2; November or December, new or
old, 81 5-8a32; January, 81 5-Sa32; steamer
mixed, 30 1-2a30 5-S-receipts, 17O,S9
bushels; exports, 19S,09 bushels; stock,
755,223 bushels; sales, 64, 600 bushels
southern white corn, 50; do. yellow, "a.
Oats firm-No. 2 white, 2sa29 1-2; No. 2
mixed, 26 1-2a27-receipts, SO ,S97 bush
els; exports, 10000 bushels; stock, 335 ,O51
bushels. Rye easier-No. 2 nearby, So 1-2
asked; No. 2 western, 53a53 1-4-receipts.
1855 bushels; exports, 17,143 bushels:
stock, 31o ,694 bushels. Hay steady
choice timothy, ST 3 asked. Grain freigiIts.
steamers easy; parcels firm-steam to Liver.
pool per bushel, 4 I'D, December; Cork
for orders per quarter, 3s. 10 I'D, De-
cember; IS. z I'D, January. Sugar strong, !,
unchanged. Butter steady, unchanged.
Eggs firm, unchanged. Cheese steady, un-
changed. Whisky unchanged.
The times., 1897-12-01

Don't be persuaded into buying Iinfments
without reputation or merit
lain's Pain Balm costs no more, and lis
merits have teen proven by test Of many
years. Such letters as the following frou
l.. G.. Bagley, Hueneme, Cal, are Constantly
being received: THE best remedy for PAIN J
have ever used is Chamberlain 5 Pain Balm.
and L say so after having used il in N :
family for several years 1t cures
rheumatism, lame back, sprains and swell
ings. For sale by Henry Ey ans. wholesa Ie
and retail druggist, 93s st and Conn. ave.
and st.pw. and 1925 Md. ave. ne.
The times., 1897-12-01
New York Cotton Market,
May Consummate the Lease.

Philadelphia, Nov. 3O.-President Judge
Arnold OF common pleas court, this nom
ing handed down voluminous opinion
refusing to grant the preliminary in unc-
ton asked for against the city, Mayor
Warwick, ct al, restraining them from
consummadng the lease Of the city gas
works TO the United Gas Improvement
COMPANY.
The times., 1897-12-01
PHOSPHATE NINE VICTIMS.
One of Them in Dying Condition
Mt Jacksonville.

One of Them in Dying Condition
Mt Jacksonville.
jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 3O.-Frank Bra ".
alias John Ratley of Providence, R. I is
here IT, dying condition. He and a com
panion, ii A. Wilson, left Providence FOR a
trip in search of work. In the Caroliaas
they Were caught in the phosphate mines
and kept there under the eyes of armed
men fo" weeks. Finally they escaped in
very weak condition.
They arrived here Monday, but in a
terrible state, as they had but thirteen
cents With Which to buy food during their
two weeks trip. Bailey was taken Ill and
carried to the hospital. He is in a dying
condition it is said. His wife and chill iren
are in Providence. He and Wilson are
machinists and were forced to leave home
as there was no work there for them.
The times., 1897-12-01
yynsbinpton STOCK Excnanpe.

Sales u. :. As, registered, S10O at
III -. Belt Railroad IS, 81 900 at 60.
National Safe Deposit and Trust, 20 at
115. Capital Traction, 40 at IS -, 40
at69, and 90 at6S. q. S. Electric Light,
Ioat106 and 0atI05 IL. Lanston Mono
type, @3 at 70 IL, 80 at 10 IA, and Ia
at 10.
"A fteT can Capital Traction. at So
COVER NNFNT BONDS
The times., 1897-12-01
AWFUL CRIME OF ROBBERS.
Murder and Arson Committed in q
Search for Money.

Cumberland, Md, Nov. 30 Robbers
entered the house of Mrs. Cornella Norris
in the lower part of -AlIeghany county sat
urday night and tortured the woman in an
effort TO make her tell where she kept
Ter money. They killed her ten year-old
son IN bis bed and strapped Mrs. Morris TO
a hot kitchen stove.
Failing to find money they fired the house
and left. The charred bodies were G,scov-
cred today. Mrs. Morris had money, but
1T was in hank. The impression prevailed
that she kept it In her house.
The times., 1897-12-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW IORl
AND PHILADELPHIA.

to sell the market off The posting Of
the clcarances for twenty four hours.
HOO COO bushels, caused u Change OF
sentiment and started buying demand
Liverpool was 1-2d. To Id. lower dud
Paris was slightly easier. The contract
stock in stoIe here increased for the
week SOC, GOO bushels II is difficult To
predict IN regard to toniorrow's deliveries
for cash wheat on December contract.
The times., 1897-12-01

Louisville and Ns}lIville is expected to
show a net decrease or about $50, 900 or
October. The net increase OF earnings Of
Jersey Central since July l are Sls2 ,f53.
Northern Pacific Tor the third week OF
November, showed an increase OF Sl7G, ,3I9.
The times., 1897-12-01

Do you know that you can have.
The Morning. Evening and Sund Az
Times-the OILY COMPLETE news.
paper published I'm Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
cents q month?
The times., 1897-12-01

DO You kaow ti.at you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-t1'e oaly COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served to you by carrier for gifsy
Gents a ponth2
The times., 1897-12-01
Baltimore &OhiO
Schedule in effect Nov. II, 1897.

CtIttuic IN tAieCL NOV L y 4c3s-
Leave Washington from station corner
OF New Jersey avenue aud Z street.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited trains Il.O5, 1l.25 a. n, SOB
For Cincinnati st. Louis and Indianapo-
lis, Express, l1.25 a. III. YesIIbuled Lin
tied ). 40 p. m, express l1.o5 p. IN
For PitIsOuTg and Cleveland, express
daily 11.05 a. IN. and 500 p.
For Columbu us, Toledo and Detroit, 1i.05
Winchester and way stations, t8 a. N.
f.5.4O anu 1880 =. IN
For new Orleans, Memphis Birmingham,
Chattanooga, knoNvli!c, Bristol ana hoa-
noke, 1o.4o p. III. 0aly sieeplngs cars
Fof Luray $40 p, m. daily.
For Baltimore, week days 8. ESQ.
x7.05, Mo, x7-30, KS, $50. X9.30
AiU.J1 a. li., Mo iti., NI-.4U, i-.12,
xI.1o, x3.oO, 500, N4.50. ass, x5.o5.
x5I0, 10. 80, N6.2O, $50, XS.U0, $40,
N9 20, Il-l5, XII 30 p H., an ana j, Xl2 59
xS.0O d. NJ, Xl2lO, Xl;lo, 20, N9-O0,
~ ~, III5. Xtl-5o p. ni.. xI-.Ol rignt.
For Annapolis, : 10 ana 5 so a. H., 40
and 3. 80 p. IA. Sundays, $50 a H., 4.55
For iI Frederick, week days. 8, 11.25 a. ul..
4-3O, 5-5O, q. N. Sundays, d. H. LILO
For For Hagerstown, til 90 a. m and 1880
for 70. Boyd and way points, week DAYS.
500 q. m, 40. $50. q .O3 P. N. sun
Z -
For GaIJnersbuTg ana way points, week
days, s, 9, a. IN, 1850, 3.15, 433,
DO T.U5, l43, p. ~ sundays, q
M, 10, 4.S3. 7.05, 1913 p. m.
For " astiiu gJOn junction aud W3y points,
& am, $50. 5.30 p. II. week days 3
a. M, 10 p. M undays
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Pmladelpma, New YORK, Loston and
| the East, week days, 100, ), 10 a; ~.
! los, l.I5 tan Dining Carsl, 3, t5.O0 i'in-
ing carr, a 2-01 nIEnL. Sleeping Car open
al q o'ciock}. sundays. i.uo. a. Il.
| u.1b Dining Carr, 3. (5.O5 Dining Car.
! i2.uI nlLltV, Sleeping Car open & - O'Clock.
| Additional trains tor Philadelphia, week
/ days, daily, p ~.
! Parlor Cars on al da = trains.
| For A tiantic city, 10 a. III, 1908 noon,
| and ll5 aud p. M week days. q. IA.
| Sundays
| TExcept Sunday. SESpress trains.
baggage called Tor nj checked from hO-
| tells and resIuenCes by Union transfer &c.
! on orders left at ticket offices, 6l9 Penn
/ syfvania avenue northwest, New 1Ork
/ avenue and Fifteenth street, and at depot.
! WN NJ GREENE, D. Is. MARTIN,
/ zen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.