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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

NEW YORK. wednesday. July 7.-Receipts Of beevcs
were | .lSi head. . ears to be Exported. 10 cars direct
to slaughtcrcrs. and 81 cars for the market. Trading
slow throughout. at a de line on steers aud oxen Of
100 Sc. y 100 RS. Bulls and cows rul' d nrm. The
yards We're not fully cleared. Poorest to best
native steers sold at st@s5.05 Y 100 ms. stays
ard oxen at e. .9O@Si.2j: bulls at S2.S5
cSs3.5O; dry COWS at s2c9 $50. Dressed beef
steady. at dare y 70. for native sides. Cables
CsIOI4c. y n. dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef ut ~si2Gstc. y H.; American sGoep at 100
l2c. y n. dressed weight. Exports to-day, 10 sheep
and !. 772 quarters OF beef; no %Shipmcnts to morrow.
Receipts OF calves. all for the market. were +,417
head. Slow. vcals i4Cs t2c. lower. other calves steady.
Tine pens were cleared. Veals sold at iIeB.5O Y
100 bS.; buttcrniik calves at 33.5O@t -. Dressed
calves slow: city dresscd veais. 40 loo. Y n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs. including l car direct,
were 6,0pl head; ~ cars on sale. all told. Active.
is4 i4c. y o. higher all around. The pens were
cleared with the exception of carload. sheep sold
ut o2. SOC 8i.25 = 100 MS; lnmts Mt S4.62LaG e. .G5,
Dressed mutton. 7GsL2c. y D.; dressed lambs. SO Toe.
Receipts OF hogs wcr. i,552 head. including 2Oa
head on sale. Weak at IS. sOsg4.l5
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WEDNESDAY, July z.

WEDNESDAY, July z.
Lower prices for American securities in Lon
don and moderate sales here by foreign arbitrage
houses induced room traders and other profess
sional operators to continue the selling move
mcnt that was the feature of yesterday market.
Although there appeared TO be no pronounced
improvement in the legitimate demand for
stocks, all offerings were quietly absorbed.
and at the expiration OF the first hour
of business speculative sentiment began to
undergo n change. As the day wore away the
market showed an increasing tendency to ad-
vance. and with the improvement In prices tho
dealings became more animated. A good deal
OF the buying was obviously to recover stocks
sold ut the close Of last week and yesterday. The
determination OF the Senate to take u final vote
upon the Tariff bill this afternoon was un-
questionably a factor in changing the course
OF tho market; for many operators had
feared that this desirable event might be post
poned for some time. Speculative sentiment
was also influenced by the denial Of reports from
the West that the corn crop has been injured
by excessively hot weather. Trading in St.
Paul, which led the list In respect to activity. was
stimulated by the possibility that when the next
semi-annual dividend Is declared the stock will
be placed upon u 8 y cent. basis.
The strength OF st. Paul influenced tho
market for the entire Granger group Of stocks.
Other noteworthy features OF the market were
Sugar Refining. Tennessee Coal and Iron and
Manhattan Railway. The last named was con-
spicuous because it sustained an exceptional
net loss Of a point. or the less active shares
Chicago and Great Western. New York. SusQue-
hanna and Western preferred. Des Moines
and Fort Dodge, the Minneapolis and st.
Louis stocks and National Lead were
prominent because Of the revival OF activity
in them at material net advances. Some notable
advances are also to be noted in the bond mar
ket. Brooklyn Rapid Transit IS sold at the
highest prices yet recorded for them. The
steady increase in the ira ffic returns of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit system, together with
the possibility OF the establishment OF amicablo
relations with other companies occupying
to an extent the same territory. has APP
parently aroused fresh interest in all Of the
securities of the Transit company. A new rec
ord was also made for Fort Worth and Rio
Grande lists. the interest on which was recently
scaled to 3 = cent. for n short term OF years. and
to 4 q cont. thereafter. They sold at SO, re-
covering the greater part of the coupon. which
was paid on July !. The scaling OF the interest
referred to brings the fixed charges OF the COM
pany considerably below its average net earn
ings during the last five years. The closing was
strong. at a slight recession from the best prices.
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
as follows:
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Mrafcg,.

A T~TESllON.-Ol.O DIR. GRISDL.E. G~RArTATFTN!.
"A vERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK;. MEiI-
A DEPARTMENT; 30 A SPECIALIST IL
longer established and has had more experience
than any other Advertising physicians; city pa'crs
prove this. Under his scientific tire aIInent blood and
skin diseases, pains In bone, red sputs. sore tnrUa: n d
mouth. ulcers, painful swcIlings. kidney and bladder
complaints, rraliinu inln intiat.un. gravel, uuIr"ti-
opcd organs. W ak back, lost vitality, are speedily. per
manentiv cured. Men about IL marry N 'uld consult
Sufferers. do not waste time visiting l',s skilfu! Thys,.
clans. Remember, OLD IR. GilNDi.E never fCts.
OFFICE OVER IL YEARS att IL Nest l2thst. h"tw""n
6tl and fth avs. Advice free. Ncdiciu" 81. Hours.
9toV. sundays, - TO =. No charge uar>s cured.
l. DIR, GREI, As years ~ specialist III dis
eases or men only. quickest permanent cure guar
ant ed In all diseases or money refunded. BIO "i poi.
son. skin diseases, ki!i ey or bladder tru'''', weak
nrss. nervous debility, errors Of youth, had DIRE ms,
weak. unLrvelOicd orsans. IN p%chimcniN I" marriage.
&c Pc wise. COu'u,t IN" only old sicci"l~t III thiS
city. ONCE over 81 year. At lYu East ! eth 81. near
Union square. IIour- " 10 g, Sundhy>rtnH. So en-.
A. -A.-0CICKV. pEHMi.E.r CURE
IN disc Ises OF men; dangerous east ,ul'ctei; relief
at once; rho>" desiring only rr>t.cia-s sci"utinr treat
l27 West sd ST; . 10 2, u 10 -. sunday, luio2,
-DR. oNRAD SASITARIUN. IL West 4Tth
AS. formerly 3ith ST. Telephone p0i 3sth ST.
Consultat on. y to g.
TADIESi Chichester's English ~Pcnnyroyal Pills
~ TIL no other. send T., s.anrs, - T,rtlcLlars. " EsIpt
for Iadir.." ~ IsrruK BY Return Mall, A. Druggists
Chichester Chemical Co.. Thilada.. ia.
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Futures here closed steady. with prices unchanged to
0 points higher. The total sales were l4.25O bags.
Havre was unclaimed. Hamburg was uncr anged to
Il pig. lower. Rio was steady at unchanged prices;
receipts. p,000i stock, 2l4.000; exchange, z lf.32d.,
n decline of 9.32d Santos was steady; receipts.
5000; stock, Qg2. 900. The market here ruled steady
to-day. Offerings were light, and werc quickly nb.
sorbod. American warehouse deliveries yestt rday
were $3.50 bags. American visible supply of Brazil
O47.423 BAGS, against 403, 5tp last year.
NAVAL roREs-Unchnngei Spirits turpentine q6ls
@201tc.; common TO good strained rosin el.72a@
Sl.76.
PETRotEuN-Crude certificates wero unuuoted here
and I'm OIL City. REFINED here quoted at Coos; Phil.
adclphia, b.95c. nnphtha. 6.5Oc.
PRovfsIoS.-Bard quiet but nrmer. Prime, Bi.l7ia
@S4.2O. Pork stcady but dull. Mess. IS. 2bGS 81. as
Tallow. 3 l.l6S3Lc. Butt"r-Crcamery. Western.
15c. Egps-Statc, fresh gathered, ll@ilLc. Chi.
cngo. July 7.-"Provisions ruled lower on frcn sell
ing by q leading holder and offerings from packerr
A good demand through commission houses brought
about a reaction and closed the market firm with
most OF the decline recovered. There was lust a
moderate demand for meats. The indications are 70,
an increased spcculatiUn In provisions, and this means
hivhcr prices"
srdAR-.Raw arm; 500 test, &c.; 0o' test, 3tac. Re
fined fairly active and lr;u.
CuiCAuD. July S-TheSe were tOI1ny'A prirpa.
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WEDNESDAY, July 7.-GRAIS-Wheat-Spot
was moro active and frmer. Sales 5S6,O0O
BUSH. including l72,000 hard Manitoba, 10000
No. . hard winter, and 1854 200 No. . red on
private terms for export. Free on board afoat:
No. l Northern spring. New York. s0'sc.; do.
Duluth, $685.: No. 3 hard winter. 75lsc.; No. 2
do. 73iac. Minneapolis received to-day $4,000
BUSH, against l9i. 400 last year; Duluth 9,052,
against 2s3, 92l; Chicago, 200. against Il, $50;
Milwaukee. $4,000. against 1l,700; Toledo g.
342. against 1886; Detroit, 2.o26, against
9.73s last year. Futures advanced lasc. to lsc.
Future sales 5,O35. 900 bush, as follows:
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Cotton was quiet hut Arm to-day, in spite OF a lower
market in Liverpool, Tn" principal sustaining factor
was the continued hot and comparatively dry
weather In the South, especially In Texas. The Official
weather report this m""riu' showed u Light precipi.
tatiun in portions Of a.. 'Oiton belt, hut II was very
scattered, Minimum temperature ranged from 72o
to rs, and maximum from so to 100. The Liver
pool spot market was R"tly" and the local spot dc.
inand was good, while the southern markets were
nrIn. though quiet. Then. too, there was very little
disposition here to sell. The trading was In the
main OF u local professional character. but in.
cluded some Liverpool orders On both sides OF
the market. Opclika. Ala, July l,-"Prospects
to-day are considered very promising Had blooms
on 10th June. about three weeks later than
years. Crop now better than average, Fields are
clean plant hSs q hne tGp roo" ""i ana atth41gh not
ever seen for its size In this section. But July and
ing months. Favorable weather viii make q monster
crop unfavoTahlc weather would cause premature
orening and n poor Yield" Admission, Ala, July L.
"On Esd ult had heavy rainfall and several showers
since. hut precipitation Il Gs ret insuficient. General
soaking rims are niWc nsetcd 10 promote the gTowt h
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Heal Estate Private sales.

McCarerty & Buckley have sold No. 10 East Sew.
enty.scvenths street. a hvc.story stonc-front private
dwelling. ON lot 2Jx1O0. for about caO. 600.
James A. Frame 4 Sons have sold to q Mrs. Halk No
27O West Ninety.nrst street, n rve-story brick and
stone private dwelling. ON lot lsxlO0.s.
william Crowley hRs bought No. geo East Seventy,
second street, Il three-story brownstone priv ate dwell
ing. on lot lSx 100.
MAx c. Baum has sold to William Litkcl No. 20 80
First avenue. a nve.story nat house, 25.3xS0xDl, for
a reported price OF about 5000.
II. R,naldo & Bro. have sold for Fay & Starom "a
John kaska No. ll2 Hester street, 25x5O, nvc-story
tenement house an stores; terms private.
Max Marx has snlI to DR.. william VI. Johnson Nos,
7US and 10 East l45th street. two nat houses.
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot oc West i2d ST. as follows as
minutes earlier from Franklin ST.:
7,1I >. NJ. for Montana; orr's Mills, Lakes MO
houE and M~inn.waSka, Mtdiletown, Bioomingburgh.
El!vnvIlir, FI'l,aUrgh. Hurryvilie. Lake biameshas
I4ltrty. scranton. Walton. Debit. sidney, Norwich,
Iti'H. oneida. Fulton. UswCgo,
OILS :. VI. for Campbell Hall, Middletowns
Tluumin .hurgh. Wurtsburu. Ellenville. Mountaindalo.
Ccntrrvillc. Pittsburgh. Lake kiaInesha- Hurley ville,
Liberty Falls. Liberty. White Lake.
las p. ~, saturday. only. for Middletowns
Ilunninshurgh. Wuri-buro. ElleHvil!e, Mountain
dale. CrntrcvIilc il, Pittsburgh, Lake kiamesha. Hurley
vile. %Fcrndsl", Liberty. White Lake. Parksvilie. Liv-
ingston Manor, Rockland.
ans T.. Ne. for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk
and MnuewsskR, Miidletown, loominSburgh. Wurt0.
horo, Eilenvil!e, Mountaindale. Centrevilie; Falls
hurgh. Lake KIamcsha Hurleyvile, FerndAle, Lib
erty, White Lake. rarksville. Livingston Manor.
Rockland.
for Campbell Hall. M!idletown, Liberty, Livingston
Manor. Walton. sidney, Norwich. Rand allsvile. Ham
ilton, Oneida. Fulton. o;sweSo. Niagara Falls, and
points West; Pullman Sleeping Car; Reclining Chair
Car seats free through TO Chicago without Transient
arrives Chicago Q: 80 y. NJ.
AIS q. VI, for Montana, Orr's Mills. meadow
Brook. Burnside. Campbell Hall. stony Ford, Crystal
Run, Mtddletown, White rton, BloomingburSh. Wurto-
boro. Ellcnyllle.
Tickets aud Pullman seats at IL Broadway. n. 7.
J. {. ~SDERSOS q. y. A, Oh Beaver ST.. n. Y.
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Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West 23i It. penn. r. r., Cortland
.intseat"s tine from West 80 St. Other figures
for MASca 6mTxGi' End Min Intermediate stations. ny
ITHACA. GENEVA. K0ChEsTIK, BUFFALO, MAG
d'aia: ssI |ns , NO., car a to s tntISlo' on,x for porsp
'ro.as. t"..o /. daily. except Sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK and intermediate points.
"BLiCK DIAMOND EXFRESs."
t t5sisSs n sad s- S;?e cars E; N Dla hni;c Car ss ysss5snlf As Dis
a la carte. Connects Mt Buffalo with through sleepazr
:I::$s Is,.o 7. daily, ssssP:. Sunday. s'r
MAucH CHuNK. aud the coal branches.
wi IKE liia + rlr \; 5 @n,,ys f & o Su and pr,a 1SE
!al nirrl.odia,e stations Connects for all points in
witiNsi"ssnA'hnii:PP. Pir 7 @s'.f c e%ASSfs su "%f Frln az.
coal regions. Pullman Bune, Parlor Car FOR Wilkes
-i,... a,Is p. NJ daily for EAsTos and interms-
for si.HriSaroN and r pr.aci HSYf insei medal sta ntPioT
Connects tor healing AM Harrisburg. Chair car TO
.s:,S. 100 p. N. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
LuIr train :. Y. TO Chicago. s!eepers to Buffalo and
only ~ al s SisG P p n fSi:IFi ffSef FA s4G$.y, h if2PRhins
HEN, MAvCH CHUNK; /; y JUNCTION; SAYRE.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. SoLe but sleeping-car
Passengers carried. No baggage carried.
'sia5, DiOo !. Vi. daily. FOR ITHACA. GENEVA,
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, NlAGAl:A FALLS. and all
points West. Pullman sleepeTs 10 Wilkesbarre and
| Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily, except Sunday, for
| BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as fol-
! lows: $3.50. 500 A. NJ, 1875, ESQ, 1888, +:2O, and
sS:iH. $3.50 ?. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. 2Bl,
| ga. 800. pa. and 1923 broadway. 81 E. lIth ST.,
100 +. l2jth st. l27 Howery. y. y; $50 Fulton ST.,
= Court ST. % broadway. and Brooklyn Annex.
brooklyn.
y. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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Rcnl Estate Auction saIe..

At the Broadway Sale room yesterday John T. Boyd
sold No. 377 First avenue. northwest corner of TWEEN.
ty-second street. hve.story brick tenement house, lot
24.SaxsO: also No. 37D First avenue, adjoining the
above. fve-story brick tenement house. lot 24.si4N
so. and also No. 34l East Twenty-second street. near
1909. all in one parcel. trustees sale. to N. X.
Douglas. for e55.550.
Peter =, Meyer & Co. sold. Neagle avenue. north side.
NIFTY feet east OF Elwood street. four two-s.ory frame
dwellings, plot 50xl0o, foreclosure sale. to the plain
til. Produce Exchange building and Loan Associa.
ton, for 1900.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains Leave New York. foot or Chambers
st. aS follows, and hSo minutes earlier from Weso
2Jl St.:
Q.nn =. M.-vestihulc Express daily for Bingham
c.tO ton. Wavrrly, Elnira, lufalO. Bradford, ar
rIvrs run alO 500 y. NJ. parlor car 10 Bunalo.
Ok 4. s.-vestibuleh Express daily. exoep9
J:lO sunday, for Port Jcrvis. Monticello. LackAr
wAAcn, Hpursdalc, ami important local points 70
Coruing, Daily 10 Port Jervis. Pullman Parlor Cars
for Monticello and CORNING.
- nn -. N.-Nesttbuls limited. Fast mail daily.
Z.OD SpIld train for Chicago, via Chsutauqua Lake.
arrive Cleveland AZ $40 4. NJ, Chicago . +. N.
Slccprrs To ClIrago, Cleveland. and Cincinnati. Din
Ing car.
T.On T.. n.-Bunalo and Cleveland vestibule EE
i.')o press daily, arrives at Buralo T:05 A. H..
Iradfprd 7sl7 A. NJ. jamestown 900 4. NJ, CleyO-
land lpi3O =. VI, DSlc"pers to BunalO and Cievelandl
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
the West. cafe l.NrEry car.
O : o.. N.-HAILN-Nia Chnutauqun Lake and
o.tD Niagara FAILS. solid train To Chicngo. Sleep
cr- TO lIorncilsViiir. Chicago, and Cincinnati. Dining
car.
| TICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS. AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill, ll3, SHl, 4Ol, and eoI
BROADWAY. ri EOwery, 1919 East l21th 81, and 81
West l25th 81 Chambers. and West 2Hd ~. FERRIES
New YORK aGI ami ;%G Fulton st. 100 broadway.
lruokyn; goa Hudson ST.. HoboEcn. and Jersey city
station. Wrstrutt'S Express calls for and checks bag
gage from hutrl, and rcs!-tActN 70 destination.
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o. ne weed, which remains small. but healthy.
Where plant hna sustained buhicient sine n n fruiting
wen. Reports OF blooms are frequent. We see no
cause for alarm yet about the future Of the crop.
with anything like usual rainfall during the season.
this section viii not II ieiy yield less than last year.
CoTFEK-Rio on the spot was dull and weak; No. a,
7hc. Sales $40 bags Maracaibo and 100 bags
savanilla on private terms. The future trading was
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Appellate Division Supreme C~ourt-ReceAs.
Surrrmc Court-Sprc ial Term-Part I.-Motio
calendar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part Hex parte
matters
Surrogate's day calendar
For probate-Wills OF Max Schoepke. Garrett O.. Van
derbilt, Ernest Braunstein. Kate kar !. John +. Sulli
van. Martha Van ,ieldcr. Andrew F. Bunner. Della A,
Darman. at 1890 A. ".
City Court-Special
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New YORK, foot ~ Liberty ST., daily.
CHICAGO, 2:uO +, NJ, and l2:l5nHght.
rIrIsBURE 1870 eY. Sunday goo sun ;l2:l 10 night.
C~ISrlSNhTI, ST. Louis, lO:OO A. NJ. 500 y. NJ.
WAaIllNtTON, BALTIMORE, :, 1900 Dining Car,
Dining Car. Il !. NJ, l".li night. sunday, 1900
Dining carr llsJn A.. VI 'l.G!n. i.D, 100 Dining
Carr j3O0 .Diuins car & T. NJ, l@.la Night.
kORFOlE. 1880 \. " a." ~
NEW ORLEANS through Sleeper. BOO =. N. daily.
All tra!us are Illuminated with liptsrh light.
ON cs; lI8. l72, gOl, 49,, 80 lroatway. 81 East
l4th 81, l27 Bowery. New York; SaJ. 3it Fulton 81
brooklyn; station foot Liberty ST., NC. r. X. Off
J, baggage checked from hotel or residences " dsS1
nation
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available cash balance,
Including gold balance. s2ae, 1852, c7< 1894. sb9. SIC

Money in London. L. y cent. Rates OF discount
in open market for both short and three months
bills. = y cent. Paris adviccs quote 3 2 cents
al l04 francs > confines. Exchange on London
% francs 10 confines.
The impression that Mr.. ]. NJ. Lichtenauer,
for many years in charge OF the bond depart.
mcnt Of i1lllgartCn & CO., has retired perma.
ncntly from business is incorrect. After q fow
months rest In this country and abroad Mr..
1.ichtcnauor expects TO return to the street
about the middle of November.
Tho sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
J,, a. xr.r., no fpl1nNAp.
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Ore1n St.aners.
WHITE STAR LINE.

%Tcutonlc. -. July IL, noon Britannio.. July 2s. noon
Adrlatic July u; neon Mai site Aug; 4, noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PAS SENGE STEAMERS.
Pier 40, North River. ONCE . broadway, New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
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,,y,vc1AL AVN ooMxEno1AG

r.- work. s,eeh E1chnrre-saies Sury q.
rr,rrp rrlrEs AND STATE BONDS tuS sl.ooos.
Ausm. @. Ieo71l2bl -. c, iosbl26
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS
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CANADIAN rAcIEIc aAILwAt.


4 DIRECT LINE IT, H~AvRE-rARlS. FRANCE.
IA NHET AGSE, hups.......... sat, July 10, 10 A. NJ.
Ia DtloEcle ...,. sat, July II, 10 \. NJ.
Rrtrs II passage. nrH' class, y. y, to Paris, elu1 and
nm, hy ali steamers except La Tuurline, including
railway fare 10 Paris and landing charges. Parlor
car heat Is extra during summer season. setoni
class, to Paris, S6i.i5.
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DEIAMAnE. LA.kAWANNA = WNsrEnN

DEI.AN NWA ANNA II WESTERN
stations. In New YORK.. FOOT or barclay and
christopher sta.
VESTIBILE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFPET
CARS. pINT~tH LIGHI.
Direct route to Newark, bloomfield, MontclAir. the
son. HurriStnSn. FhssaT. Paterson. BOnntUn, Dover.
StanuorC. newton, Budi's Lake. Lake IIopatcUug,
Hark"tt-tuwn, Srhoulry's Mountain, Washington.
PNil suurc, East"n, Water Gap. StroudShurP. pocono
ruk %. lRuyllle. NOrthUml"rland, Muntrnsc, Bingham
ton, oxford, Norwich, WatrrNill". Utica, Richreld
springs, Cortland, Syracuse. Osw"gn, Ithaca, Ow"go.
Elmlra. Corning, Bath. DlnsNilc. Duralo, and all
points West, Northwest, and Southwest.
- =. M.-Birghsmton MaN. stops at principal
cations.
10000 =. N.-lCafr carl-Bunalo. Scranton, Ring.
hamtou. Cwcyn. lthn'R. Eimira, syracuse. and Os.
w"go Express. Pullman hunrt parlOr cas-. Con.
Meeting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
pnin's West. Pullman parlor car New York 10
Eichicld Springs.
400 y. VI scranton. BnGhamtnn, and Elmira Ex-
press. Pullman run"t parlOr cars.
4iOO u. M.-Scrnnton, vi krsbaTrr. and Plymouth
EHprcss. Pullman hUrci parlur ears.
sioO o.. M.-irHilyl-Chirng Nrstibulc Limited EN-
press for scranton, B!nglnmt0n, Elmirh, Burnlo.
Pullman buIrt sleeping ear. New York 10 Chicago.
DINING car west Of Burulo.
$3.50 u. M.-,Dailyl -lWnaln Express, Pullman
elccpcrs for scranton. iinghamton. Llmlra, Bath,
Nj. Morris. and llralo. arriving Buffalo \ 4 VI,
ton, owrBu, IhlH"a, Elnira, syracuse, and oswcgo
Express luilman BUFFET Slcrpcrs, Slecpefs New
York 10 kiChirld SPRING.,
Tickets aud pullmun accommodation at Henry
AGO Broacway and gl9 broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations, III +th nv, cor, l2th st 81 West l25th ST.,
235 Columbus aN., New York 3i7 and ~ fulton ST.
and lUh Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving full
Information At all stations.
Westcotts Express Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination,
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STATIONS rot .. 'N.,t i! w.nty,t ..rl street and Des'
.~ The leaving tnnc rom DcsbroSscs and Co-tlandt
streets L. ave minutes lat 'r than that given below for
4 .sss. 4. VI y. F S';4"t N >;ni.gni Bnne, rarlor Car
sew YORK to %pi;',NnrR slsep.nE Car ~rit,sburs to
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, '5:"s.' NJ aE'I FAciFIc ExF 'fF', r,,,,purs and
Gn:r.t". CONNECTS FOR Cleveland and Toledo except
WN>HINGroN AND THE SOUTH
':5I. $50. g:25, 800 Dining Carr. 1889 AN. 1855.
nin!ns cars, as D ming Car 4;55 tpinins CAR.
So! T. ". l".l0 night. SUNDAY. SD, H:25. 1888
Dining Carsl 49, tpining Car, 4:5j Dining Car.
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ATLHETi, COAST ~LINE.-Exprrss. s:e5 A. NJ. and
cnrsArEAKE AM oHIo R~ArLwAY.-i:55 P. II.
r%E %LD ro!%T COMFORT y XoRFoLK.-7:oo
i!5 y n, and n"snroases and Cortlandt Streets,
l:io +. NJ. week days.
ocean rove and Point Pleasant drom West TWEEN.
tytl.ird street station. !'25. sob. H;hh. 1888 4.
G.l5 4. VI. Sundays. 7;55. p:25 A. NJ. 4:55 J.. n.
from pnslro~s"s and Corrlandt Streets, $50, 5:4O,
p:l0. lU.ou 4. NJ l";lo Il go Saturdays only. gao,
33lu. $40. $50. $40, 700 4. VI. Sundays, s:l5
Ul5 4. NJ. 5:l5 i. NJ.
q PHILADELPHIA
OILS. 7;?3,.. 7:33 $50. 30; ":23 90? Penna.. LIN.
1888: 900, 3:5I. go; 4;E5 Dining Car, !:l3
dining Car. $3.50 Dining Carr, 7:fn, 1:h5. S:55 y.
NJ. l"sl0 night. sundays, G;l5, 7:05. SEQ. 500.
p:ri, G:35 lLimitcd ":5i. l0:55 A. NJ, 1913 Dining
Car, 3:55. Ii25 dining Carr, l:j5 Dining carr.
5:13 Dining Car, $40. 1875. 500 =. NJ. l2;lO
night.
26l Nrrriway, l Aston House; West Twcntythiri
II. station. and stations foot ut pcsbrOsses and
Cortlgnit SITS; I Court ST. $40 Fulton ST.. IS Broad.
way. AMI brock N Annex station. brooklyn; sta
tiOil, Jersey cats. The New York transfer Company
will CNl for and heck hgGgaS from hotels and res.
idrur"~ through 10 destination,
J. D.. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General paSSr Agent.
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