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The Peoples Theafer.

The SIsitar Brothers VII present ar en-
tire change % bia n :he.r popular resort,
ard the opening OF the new year prom
sses 20 eclipse their previous efforts they
have succeeded IN procuring the Terf-
score. the genuine article. depicting IN d.
tell the great ring contest hsgwe@n James
J. Corbx.t azd Koeert Ftszsimrn0Bs a,
Carson city. New, These are The original
pictures. for which Corbe;t and t1t1slr M
mons received Sta@8 royalty. This viii
Ia IRE nrst time that this marvellous
novelty has ever been witnessed 4
vaudeville thsster. In ADDITION 20 ths
veriseope, which - a whole show q Itself,
8 SPLENDID yAUasvslla performances has
been arranged. HEADED by Armstrong and
o'Neil In their bnTGssqae and scientific
boxing and bag punching Billie Arm-
strong - tie trainer OF "ki3'' Lsvigne.
The Ordways. b.cy Ga exsA-iS. also make
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Wtnstoek's "a Wcatern Politician
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,sss ee saFpr.sed--St ieast many % them
a.. so tesra thst 4 great deal % the seen
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-02
Live Stock Market,

NEW YoRE, Monday. Aug, 1.-Receipta Of beeves
export. 90 cars for city slauRhterers. and SO cars for
prices; all the under grades Of steers were 6GIoo.
tho noor close; The ysrds ware not quite cleared;
Ss6.s6 z 100 MS; Texans At st.sseSt.7t; q
S2;SoSss ;s5; dry COWS AZ sI7osSs;et; Dressed
to best native sides: To-Day LAyerPool and london
ioHio%e. Z p. dressed weight; refrigerator beef
ROY. 500 besyeS and 2 1000 Quarters Of beef.
Receipts OF calves for two days were 2,&73 head,
all for the market, The supply was light and there
was an active demand; prices. were easily advanced
6oc; and the yards were quickly cleared; Ordinary
eIoSsS:7S; .&cullS" At sast45o; fed calves at
VeAls nrmer at 7N@8he 2 b.
Receipts Of sheep And lambs for tho past two days
were e.702 head, including 10 cars for city butchers
and 20 cars for the market. Prime sheep OF medium
weight were In good demand and 10GI6c. higher;
other grades Just about steady. Lambs made q
sharp. advance OF 5o075c. and the whole mariet
closed hrm on reported light arrivals tomorrow.
Inferior to prime sheep sold at $30S{.7b y 100 MS;
poor to prime lambs at $500 80. Dressed mutton
6Qshc. y n; dressed lamb. T4@loc.
Receipts of hogs for two days were IL, 7o3 head, In
Guiding o carlosdt for the market. The feeling WAS
Just about steady, and inferior TO prime hogs were
quoted at $4.2b9S4.b5 y 100 ms.
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Coffee was moderately active and early in the day
ca6lee, modeTats receipts and BuropeSn ana local buy
iin ing, d Eat of the rise was lost before the close on
.' SEf ssI.a{i ssrs w. = a rSsllE' g gpoa. August. and Sop.
tembsf. se,65eso,e5., Copper was quiet. spot,
s.osorainE, to Metal Exchange resurnS. TorS 1s,2Sj
Ss;oSo.; septemSsr. Ss.ssxssSS.S7 s&a G and oo scseTi
ss.s.s%s;er. 10 ESs 2gfst' s ssiRt; A ass au aas
Spot. August. and September. 4.b7Ka4.62Nc..
2ohS27o; Rosin was quiet at Si.86 for common tc
q; s3Sslo cStmcstS Tess insotiys. PfoiISd hams.
t sso1 Dressed &2ss, ShStSsS; 1TssliSwo ssc. But
91tEes; 1sS; dAr.t:; I7si7NG;; thifd5 Is seconds,
e s1a p PRIME, t.e SSsse sSssH'; tes snSiss' sSe fNi1. f SSs
faiE. es7e; ESgsIststc and Psnnsyiva n%o fres &
e Eat RePd. i rsei ! fs0l cSiicA Se't Sur. fancy fancy p loSi; f%iG
TeFe lover early on liberal ceiling. credited to :
most o. the decline to be redovereS and the e se%fSS
was steady. The cash trade was good. To-day's noG
receipts were liberal. Twenty thousand are estimated
sUoAR-Raw was nrm. but quiet; 800 test, s,to.; ees
test. A'Sc. Refined was in moderate demand and
wooI-current quotations Of domestic woods,
penou III uoOl hhCnhnko oluclol ClhbhlnCAtlon, are as
5% %asSsd. 91 Z s ns9ssSiT?xH 4. a aSs Yves: <, ! aSS94e.
S SIUo SSnw WTsIS, 1gS2oc; ane delSine. SOC; halt.
sae.; quarter eombinG. aSSsoo.; coSrsS eombiEn.r et ag
S2sse;; h,nlft6lood Clothing. a7@2sci three
2dQ2sc.; eoarsS clothing. 2JSaec. New YorE.
Michigan and ,wisconNn-Washed.. ( and <
half-blood combins. a702sc.; .three-eiehfhb comb.
ing. 2eesoe; quarter combtnG, 29c.i Ooarss
quarter Clothing. 2eo.; coarse clothing aSc.
Missouri. Illinois and tndiA~nA-Unwaahed, 6ne, ID
bombing. 22922ko:i quarter combine. 21023Ko.;
common combing, 2o021kc.: braid oombing, ice
clothing. .2oO2Ic.; quarter clothing, 1902oc.; low
clothing. 1ec. Georgia and Southern. 21028o.
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Intense dulneea prevailed In the cotton market TO-
gay ana the fluctuations wero few and far between,
past forty;SiSSss houafrsr heavy rainis foii In The %issiS,
covered. New .orlsans bought here. Accordingly
pneos advanced. But the improvement was sliEht.
;ysFy Ittis Si,pSS.ision" %. buy. and q holiday
IN Liverpool also tended to restrict trading.
Moreover Light rains, fell in Texas and the
soSthEc e and the signal service predicted showers
TERRITORY. where rain is said to be needed. But there
W. Xery nttie disposition to CELL and the reaction
vas timing; Tho price 70 already low, and bear are
verse; Toward the oioss prices again moved upward,
and the last quotations were the highest of the day,
SnoESrs are Indicated for to-niaht In MisaissippL
nouisiana and North Carolina, whore dry weather
Nhtehez, Mibs,. July 3S.-TCrop prospects in thiS
section getting less brilliant every day. People arc
only neeinning to realize that tho crops are Poor,
and the outlook at present p not any bettor than II
that = hne,looking plant necessarily makoS q nno
ssSton crop but y q not So" Waco. T,I.
port BOIL ''S worms "itas SInSS o6 5S.dsSiS S'Ft asma no
IN some Localities. Shower feii here yesteTday,,
Mnien Ma9not general: With this exception weather
hhsi been dry and hot for. past ten days. Rain would
SoS.s sTfT s16asS Ssilg We. 1sGn6sy; JHiy imS%6r9 pT e:
seeson Ss inches, against o6 inches last year"
N OoITEn-Rio on the spot was steady; No. I, 606ltc.
cost and freight; rumorsd sales AZ enc; 1000 bags
santos no. 8 spot At 7Hc.. and 100, bags Central
Amefican on private, forms. Futures here advanced
St I. . net net H SaTsSsee S Sf ! lost p.i Rsst' T TlsSsi asTos S1 HsIy = s.sS SSS
bags. HaVre advanced NJ. and Hamburg u 70 4
pig. Rio was dull. with prices and exchange un-
enanged; receipts. 1000: stock, 100000. Santos
t EaS S.eHay; receipts, $4,000; stock. $4,000. Future
u 0GTAH Al a lnIInwAs
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new YORK, ONTARIO& WESTERN ny.

Trains leave foot of W. AID st. As folloWs us min.
ntes earlier from Franklin ST.:
7sHh A. M.-Day Express for all stations. Con-
e.CO nectionH for Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska
O. M.3Mountain Express to Liberty and
800 lntermediate stations, Lake KiAmosha, White
Lakn and Ellenville. Parlor cars,
1". r. M,,,lsHturdays only)-stAtions to Rock
80 land. Lake KiameshR, White Lake and Ellen
S.1RP 1. M;-,yestibule Limited. Stations to Rock
O.IC land, Lakes Mohonk and Minnewnaka, Ellen
VILE. Lake kiamesha and White Lake. Parlor Cars,
e.. 4 r.. M.-lFranklin st. 5:45 T. MILO Chicago
U.1c daily. !Stopa at Mlddletown, Liberty, d.
Manor, Walton. Norwich, oneida, os1ego. Niagara
Falls, Wagner sleeper and Reclining Chair Car reats
freel through 10 Chicago via Wabash,
TICKETS AND PAhLoR CAR SEATS AT s71
broadway \. Y. n. y. Transfer 90. checks bag
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Private Sales of Real Estato.

J. d: Miller, No. 3Ie Central Park west, 4 fouT.SttoSy
brick dwelling, 24IeoIl00, for $4,000. In part
payment Mr.. Miller gives HIS residence on the Hud-
John, 9. sawtinS, builder. has sold one Of his three
story brownHtone houses on Rutland road. near
FlAt6uAh avenue. Brooklyn. to NJ. A. Johnston for
Daniel ". Moore Of Brooklyn has sold ono OF hia
East Twenty-ninth street tWo.story high atoop dWeil-
ings 1928 on lot 26tlo0. to Henry vondersmidt,
The MARY e. Ball estate has sold 70l HAlsey street.
Brooklyn, q two-etory brick dwelling, 10. 61[B, lot
100 feet deep. to Emma Il. Beach for u, $50.
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Court Cslsndars This Day.

Appellate Divisiop-supremo Court-Rsoeas until
Tuesday, Aug. o, At 10 A. N.
supreme couH-speciAl Term-PArt I-Motton
calendar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part H.-Court
opens NJ 1880 Nj eX parte matters.
burroRAte'S probate. Wflla M
Amelie 6Aurel. George i. 0eTtel, RckA Strauss al 10
A. Nj sherman J, Bacon, BENJAMIN Strich al io,Bo
A. Nj August BtsegmAn At IL A. n.
oity~ Court-sPeciAl Term.-Oourt opens a IOA. II
Motions ~ 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-02

Las q Amarillo. Tex. LA al Raleigh, n. O., .Ts Of
IN incn ~ Ohlhhema On. 20 a Chattanooga Tenny
~ Abneno. Tex, IA At Knoxville, Tenn, .01 At Mont
gomery, Ala, and q trace ct Galveston, Tex. The
md 9og last ycar; thus far thls week, A,epA, againht
we're 2,0o2 bales. New oriesna ndvanoed 8 pointS,
Luturoe. here advanced 8 20 8 points, lost 2 pointA OF
Nhih, but rallied end closed steady 81 4 net advance Of
, TO b points. The future trading Was a. fo1lowe,
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Real E.tato Auotlon ealo,.

AZ the Broadway BAleNroom yesterday d. Phoenix
IngrAhAm 4 Co. sold No, $40 East 121st street, sOT
1oO.11. .four-storY brick tenement. foreclosure,
amount due. S4,43b; subject to mortgage. 10000
and taxes. &o.. Sb07.1o to Bertha Gants, for $4,000.
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Pennsylvania
RATTIRoAD.

. RAIIFoADs
STATIONS foot of West 1wenty-third Street and
Pesbrossos and .corti9ndt Streets.
sseISST for TWNPty;shiT$ Street station; n.y. ~. 80.
Car New York TO Pittsburg. Sleeping Car PittSburS
s $50 4. N Il. f ~fEHN 55HEiNRfi'i hTSff R RS. olfTfIInnS;
ss@TssiGn Cart: SlfFs GT Sshil Paa1nE c; Si%slGiRS A FSls SsS
1. Sapf = = M. 1 GaicH99 hNb bG II. boG1 81 E a9Sif;
S: sSF p Faf e. % 1Eih : Gf%aRRSSlrEa8sff2fi E GsGsss4fFS; e 6i sSSt1i
~: aa''f Fe NJ foF FS5raSi STfsR. ssspff EaNEpiREss-roe'
ID: tt1a''Pis 2. n. c PHd I %I RfRfsg.MFo ST fi a2Stsi and
s. SSii g RI. oS %RfT HS SG5 GkSRhss e efpssRt snsqRs SayS
Ritts6afg. and points West. daily except sundSsS
Nv WELLINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
': Z. M s,2 ias: $50 it go cs Spying E cnS2 aoiSo P lining ar n
G Dining A 5sr,i Di s:5o E eAF e.. f 1895 pi niRSt. o1 san d;Sc
SEession1l Linn" ii PaFior and Dining csru,. $40
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-E1presa. 4;2o P. NJ. 1aoS,
TIANTi COAST LNE--E1pr..u. $50 A. NJ. and
G5E Rs Sfb E5T SS% gSs EaME AZ :; y. a. a7n Z,
ATiH 4 ESst c% ff{. aha o;So r. I: w Week Sa days De.brou.es
sa$ So fIsiR. fssSst't s ailS E CAM Nj pa Tn1HSsh o S:sss
man Buffet Parlor Car.
Long Branch. Asbury Park Qnterlaken sundAyuA,
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant Hrom West Twens
ty;thi5d Street stationas 500. 11:5o 4. N: u2:6o
z. SUNDAYS. 7:5o, a;2o A. M. $50 I. NJ. from
Desbrossss and Cortlandt streetsl. 4:45. 0:10 A. M
1910 I:2o Saturdays only, $3.50. s:1o, $40. 4:2OS
S:lo, 700 p. NJ. Sundays. s:1b, 9:45 A. NJ, 6:1&
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o:1o. 7:2o. 1850. $3.50. $50. e:2o (e:5o Penna. Linz
h ttfSS,: ss:So SR a!s6. s Gs5!; s: 1872 20 Pt 1:sG n Snf2; I d.5SS
$50 Dining oar), b:6o Dining Car. 7;[o, S6oP:.
M 12:o6 night. Sundays. $40. 500. $3.50, s:2oS
g;5o Gamited1. $3.50, lo:6o, Dining Carr A. NJ, I:66
S : ! Rs CAR S;6o, t;2o Dining Carl $50 Dinin9
Ticket SAlceS Nos; 4Sl. "a. lice, 1928, III and 56I
Street station. and stations foot of Desbrosses and
SSrtiandt streetsi 4 Court Street, $50 Fulton
Station. Broohlyn; station, Jersey City. The New
York TranBfeR Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
Telephone "1274 Eighteenth Street. for pennEyIo
vAnlA Railroad Cab Service.
J.B. HUTCHINSON. J.R o
General Manager. General Pass Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, r,

ItuNe NV lurAl hItohAI TerminAl, BOuth Tarrv
and foot OF Liberty Street,
cHie1So ...s tHl .Ml, :. s md IsYadays
PITTsBUItG, s4:3oA NJ, 1850 i. N, ii:IS p M"
S12;i5 night q aaoA N; trains from LIierty II. oniTIr'
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, $1,000 A, III. s5;Sb p II
NEW ORLEANS, FAib5 Pm. through sleeper. NJ
tRAEHNXSAstSbm asRRHE rcI[6RSAlNS;
A.. rl!A5 Dmery t8:t0 liner, tE16 Dn,rj, 1888
+. N aud WA night. NuhFOLK. III 80 A. II.
ohieeS' IA az. 2oL Az, 1874 BroSdwav, 81 Fat
iSth a.. lSI B0wsryS New York; B3g. 84S Fulton 81,
Gom hotel or residence 70 desdnAtoRs
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crease Of (etyeo6 as compared With the same
Is zee Of Srd sll ssrDD ToE 1.-THE the EsSE SH SyS q June r.
crease 9t 9 .391s12qs compared With The cor
E~sSsp0ndin period q laft yeHI, and net SS;S25,:
we're S1,a1e.s2t leaSSL9aE a surplus Of ss4s.6o2,
The Southern Railroad. Memphis division.
decrease. Of $9.419 az compared with the same
month Of last year, and net SlS.1o2. q decrease
gross Ss;o Earnings EGE Were taS S 81. sS apSlGG an 1q%fR Increase SO se q
SaeF; . q q Last So Pssn. sn Gii net tG sl S32J / sS IN.
The Mexican Central Railroad reports gross
Of $2S452 as e9mparsa With the same month
$76.5sSS7!' 9 For H tSe six six MONTH"; months s; Sd n%%SE Suns 81 q
the gross earnings were S6.730.29a, an In
S SsspsS II sp peFiea 2! u iss sso PesR. and E not !aS ST.:
23o. q decrease Of $20,277.
The Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg Rail-
road Company reports for the quarter ended
SS Ss;' : ss5sia::: ;'s SSS:S5s 's sRS .Sss Inc Inc: ''S Sf,s sss
Net ;-srning,.. .SO6?,se9 SaO.,gs! Inc. 1l1s,sse
othor incOme'.... 6.oes 1907 Dec. 2,oaA
o5 TSsHs n.s:.'ssSSfi :: 81 ' sf5;:sss Inc: 'lii 1888
Balance ........s1a7.B84 S2s,I0B mo. so,soO
The balance sheet of June 80 shows cash on
beng eSS $s23.4e8 and a profit and loss surplus OF
The transactions in stocks on, the Stock Ex-
9hanRe. for July were Lac 1907. q decrease Of
200 shares as compared with the same
month last year. The transactions IN State and
G GsstaSsS Ct G sfs,s1~ 99SEEsEa''0 ''l'o4''0OO' an IN
S . ;Sga; inteT9sl, SS%sgy1snue, S19S45fss, and
EIpsnditufss we're $i.ie56i.oo5 az sSsoss q
receipts over expenditures OF $3.50, TIE. The
receipte Of the. fiscal year to date have been
S46$ISS9S7 disbursements. $75.S64.475; DELI
The of1cial count Of the cash In the Treasury
q the close OF business to-day. compared with
that Of Saturday. shows:
Gold coin and bullion. $3.50, So3,6 Te S1s9,GSLi1A
Slyerdollare and bullion 19,n0a.1o2 18,662.16I
United States notes <0,63o,1 1877 &6,621, 92p
Other assets in. excess Of
demand liabilities. 1884, ITO 6,226, sos
Available cash balance,
including gold reserve. $500, ss8,eo8 S2Bb,e44, ais
Paris advice quote 3 p cents at 103 francs
45 confines. Exchange on London % francs
23k Confines.
The sixth annual number Of Pennsylvania
Securities," o standard manual Of the corpora
n tSs so OF ReennsTylyania; has tSSst been issue @I b.
work. which was originally undertaken about
ten years ago. gives complete and exhaustive
Information regarding all Of the corporations
organized under the laws Of Pennsylvania, or
operating in that State, and is obviously in
dispensable. to investors and dealers In the
securities OF those companies.
h sales Of mining stocks at the New York
fn-nav U1r0 M fOllnUa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-02
hudson BY Daylight.
ALBANY Evening Line

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Old Pier Al. N. r., foot Canal tt., at q P. n.
trains for Saratoga. Lake George, Richneld springs,
n hn springs. Thousand Islands, Adirondack, and
rates, Saturday night steamer connects with Sunday
morning train for Saratoga, North Greek, CALDWELL
and steamer on Lake George.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-02
II, 900 900 Acres for South Dakota settlers.

CHAMBERLAIN, 3. D., Aug. Especial reports
made to the Commissioner Of the General Land
Once by the Registers Of the United States
Land, 0fhces In. this State show that South
Dakota has nearly IL. 100000 acres OF Govern
mont land subject TO entry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-02
Railroads.
ERIE RAlLR0An.

Through trains leAyo New YORK, foot of Chamber
2Sd street: We"
Q00 A. M.-yestbuled Express daily for Bling.
OsOO hamton, Wayerly. Elmira, Buffalo, Bradford,
Yrves Buffalo 81. NJ, farlor car to Buffalo.
q. & a. M.-vestibuled Express daily for Pori
for L~ickaya1en. Honosdale, and Important Local
points to ElmirA. Pullman Palace Cars for Monticello
200 3. M:-yesabule limited-FAst mail daily.
5;4o 4. n, Chicago 8 P. II. sIeopers to CHICAGO
Gey"lSna and Cincinnati. Dining car.
7.S0 T. M.-BufAlo and Cleveland vestibuled
SsSO Express daily, arrives Buffalo 7:ob A. M.
Bradford 1:2oA NJ. Jamestown 200 A. NJ, Youn0s'
Bufal2 and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
y. 3 =. M.-Da solid train for BinEhSmton,
P TieH hTs c9 1882 and %r SStRnctGn HSh;s pInihg fS4T
ACCOMMODATIONS at III, lis, 3si, 4oi' and
ss92a SroadTsy az B9wery. 1Se Fast l26th st~. and
rtes. New York; 1893 and 500 Fulton St, VS Broadway,
Brooklyni l22 giysr IT.. Hoboken, and jersey City
Shton. new YORK Transfer Co. cAlln for and check
baggage from hotels and residences to defamation.
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WHITE STAR Lime.

II Observation-Disclosures.
pentonie. Aug. .. noon Majestic. Aug. ~. noon
saloon rates on Cymric, sos up; GermAnio, Britain
MIC. SO up; Majestic, Teutonlc, 500 up; second
and Britannia, $3.50; on Majestic and Teutonic.
t2I. Revenue tax additional.
For passage, freight, and general information APP
ply TO WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier 40 North River. once, q Broadway, New York.
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Business Chauees.
2rnpoSala.

NEW YORK SUN OFFICE, NEWARK, n. j.
79A BROAD ST. ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE
SAME CARE AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN
9. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1915 CRANKY st., Nor
-. foil, Va. July IL. 199S.-SeAled proposals. for
dredging iR Elizabeth River. Va. from deep water in
Hampton Roads to navy yard near Norfolk, Va, will
be received here until II o'clock Aug. 8. 1905, and
then publicly opened. Information Furnished on
application. THOs. L. CASEY. Capt. Engrs.
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ISLAND and BLOCK ISLAND.

Steamers Shinnecock and Mon
tauk leave New York daily Sun
days excepted at 8 P. NJ, Satnr-
days at 1 P. NJ, from Pier 40, Z.
R., Pike street. Saturdays Boat
does not go to Block Island,
and Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays Boat does not stop at
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Lehiqh Valley system.

Stations foot OF West 23d st. Penn. r, r.. Cortlandkv
"Indicates time from West Esd ST. other figures shovv
"e:10, e:s0A n. daily SUNDAY *e:IS, 7 4. M fon
EhsTON and Intermediate stations.
scR aiSSt SiS frH 4; \; e &siIE for To TT~TtEEEEssBA sTE
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS, and tho West and princis
pal local points; dining car and chair car to Buffalo.
" :fliHSi lx'O0 fSf1 fitlS NftSeD' Efa%RfPsTKEss.,s
Arrives Buffalo e:5s P. NJ. Pullman vestibule Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service. Mesis
2 u carte; Connects at Buffalo with through Sleepor1
c.IsSIS0' Il B Il { daily for EAsToN. MAuc9
wi NE SitS + P1f # S5.lyj s6 fRHiigt osNHn snS pl e.
in coal regions. Pullman Buffet PaTior Car for
1850, b,sO ?. n, daily, except Sunday, for EAs-
s4i5o, 1913 P. NJ. Sundays only, for MAU0G
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
ToV and principal intermsediateS %stat aiSmaA'' Tor AAS"
1880, 100 Z. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
S Sals tram sn 4. " Y. % ROetRRtIs sS West si PslimsF q sl Sas1 yc,aE;
Toronto. Dining Car New York to ESston.
ONLY Ia q s s;19 + s y; fS1, fy ;a sfI & ssyTRSsy sHtSSRgfiRgs
HEN. MAUGH CHuNK, sAfRE, GENEVA RooHES~
TER. BArAyIA: BUFFALO and TORONTO. Puiim1n
sleeper for Buffalo. Mono but sleeping car pAsSene
Ao4 GENEvA, ,RooaFSTER. BUFFALO. NfHaARE
FAILS. and AL points West. Pullman sleeper "a
s6 Aaa@Iaes9al I9ssI trains dS,lE. S1ssgt Sunday. sOs
diAte points, leave as foilowsi 1920, 1880, 1000
1a9,a00 %. @gH 6s only> A. M.;"a:2o. 1850. $3.50. lloS
Tickets and Pullman accommodation At liz. aaI.
27S. soS 9tA and I?2a Broadway. 81 Fast l1th skh
N. y. TranGfsr co. will call for and check bSa1s@
nom hotol OF residence through 70 destination.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA 4 WEsTS'
ERN L.. X. ~
Stations In New York, foot of barclay and

VESTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFBEN
CARS, LIGHT.
500 4; M'-BiHshAmtOn Mail. Stops at principal
1000 A. M.-CAfs car,-Bqhalo.. scranton. Bins.
hAlnton, OweRo, Ithaca, ElmiTa, Utica, Syraouse.
and oswego Express: Pullman bunet parior cars.
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
Loo +. M.-(~Dailyl-Chieago and Buffalo vestibulsd
express for scranton, B~inRhamton and Elmira. 40.
Pullman buffet parlor cars 10 Elmlra. Through
4:lb y, ~. next day.
Ai0O u. M;-Scranton, wilkesbarre and Plymouth
ESprs.s. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
TOO II. M.-tDaily)-ChiCaRo VcAtibule Iimited
Express for Scranton. BinRhamton. Elmiru,B unaios
IhrnuSn onnet sienpinE car New York to ChicagoI
siS0 r, M.-(Daly)-Bunslo Express. Pullman
eleepers for scranton. BinghanILIn, Elmira. Bath,
Nj hoTrih and Buffalo, arriving Buhalo A. r.. ~
Oi3O +, M.-Iatly)-BnGalo, Scranton, bingham,
ton, OWego. Ithaca. Elmira. Syracuse, Richneid
sleepsIB. '""'e
Tickets and Pullman recommendation At HsDrr
HaLe q Sons, Id. ll9 Broadway, ~ Park Ilaro' 12b
aud v42 Broadway. Tickets at Ferry %sIAtiuns' iii
Sth av', cor. lath at, ~ West l2ati St, 20, Colums
bus Gy., New York 1913 and 1928 FuItDn II. and ioe
nation at all stations.
Eesteott's Express Company will call for ana o.
hGSA6s from hotl o. EOatdsR0S6 % dSshnaGaG