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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-27

they praised his great honesty as a
man. Had Maso desired to cheat them
II would have been easy for him. His
own troops shortly afterward destroyed
his sugar-cane fields to prevent the
Spanish government from seizing them
and obtaining revenue from their pro-
duction. Many such instances as this
make the new president of Cuba known
among Spaniards and Cubans alike as
"the honest Maso."
SAVED THE REVOLUTION.
After the uprising of the oath of Feb
ruary, 1895, the Cubans found them
selves at Baire, Manzanllo, with so
few arms and so little ammunition that
many considered II folly to go on in
their patriotic enterprise. The arrival
of Gomez, Maceo and Marti was ex-
pected, but no certain news of them
had been received. In such circum-
stances a commission composed of Sem
ores Herminio Leyva, Juan B. Spotor-
ITO, and other Autonomists, called at
the Cuban camp to offer Maso, in the
name of the captain general of the
island, Don Emilia Calleja, some terms
of surrender. The captain general
pledged himself i'm the name of Spain
to grant political reforms to Cuba
the very autonomy that Segasta an
nuunces now--if the war were averted.
Maso rallied his men. reminded them
of their votes to fight for "independ-
cnce or death" and answered the COM
missioners that the Cubans could new
er accept with honor any compromise
with the Spanish government not based
on their absolute freedom. Then the
rclentless fighting began. Maso with
an army of inexperienced young men Of
MarEanillo, so per cent, of them with
no other weapons than their agricul-
t"ral tools, courageously stood the
flCrCe attacks Of the Spanish columns
under General Lachambre. But within
month Gomez. Maceo, and Marti
landed. They brought rifles and cart
ridges, and they set the revolutionary
fire from east to west.
"Maso." wrote Gomez when the whole
island was ablaze, saved the revolu-
tion and deserves to be called the
Father of his Country"
The election of president of Cuba of
such a man at the very moment in
which Spain is trying to end the war
by granting autonomy is a proof of the
sincerity with which the Cuban army
rejects all offers of peace at the price
of independence.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-27

Chicago, Jan. 26.-January wheat again
received the attention of the Letter brok-
ers today. In the last ten minutes trad
ing the price of that delivery was rushed
up from round 96k to sl.Ul and 1t closed
at 81, an advance of 2lac. The effect on
May was more marked than during yes
terday's January bulge. May closed at
&c. advance the gain being directly the
result of the advance i'm January. Corn
and oats were helped by the strength of
wheat to the extent of nc. each. Pro-
visions declined 2laa5c. Cash uotations
were as follows: Flour--No. spring
wheat 90a92c.; No. 8 spring wheat, S8a
92c.; No. red, 97c.aSl.0O; No. corn, 2i3s
a27ac.; No. yellow, 219sa3ic.; No. oats,
2312c.; No. white, {. q. b., 25c.; No. 3
white, ( o. b., 2iHa3ic.; No. 2 rye, 46lac. /;
mess pork, $9.S7i 2a992i5; lard, SiS5a4S7la;
short ribs. A77&a4.95; shoulders, 43la5c. /;
short clear sides SL97laa5.1j, whisky, $l.l9;
sugars, unchanged. Reccipts-Flour, T.
900 barrels; wheat. 10000 bushels; corn,
2@9.OOO bushels; oats, 3lS,0O0 bushels; rye,
1900 bushels barley, 100000 bushels.
Shcpm 5000 barrels; wheat,
1900 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels, oats,
$4,000 bushels; rye. 1900 bushels; barley,
IA 900 bushels.
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Steady; No. 2 white. January. 29i9a3Oc.; !;
February, 29AaS0c. March and April,
nominal. Pota tatoes-Steady; white, choice,
per bushel, 75a7Sc.; white, fair to good,
per bushel, 6Sa73c. sweets, prime red, per
basket, G5a1Oc.; do. yellow do. do, 6OaG5c.; /;
do. seconds do do. 30a35c. Butter
Steady; fancy western creamery, 2Oc.;
do. Pennsylvania prints, 2lc,; do. western
prints, 2lc. Ecgs--F'irmer fresh, nearby,
l9a2Oc.; do. western, l9a2Oc. Cheese
Steady. Refined Sugars - Unchanged.
Cotton-l-16c. higher; middling uplands,
6 S-16c. Talolw-Steady; city prime, in
hogsheads, 3iaa35sc. country, prime In
barrels, 3iaa39sc., dark, do, 3Ac.; cakes,
Sac. grease, Sc. Live Poulthy-Steady;
fowls, T9aSlac.; old roosters. &C.; spring
chickens, 7laaSc.; turkeys. 9alOc.; ducks,
9alOc.; geese, Sc. Dressed Foultry-ttrm; (;
fowls, choice &C.. do. fair to good, Sa
SEC; chickens, large, 9a9lac.; medium do,
SaS15c.; common and scalded, do, 6a1hc;;
turkeys, fancy, 12alSc.; choice do, lie;
do. fair TO good, gdl0c.; ducks, good to
choice, Ia9c Receipts--Flour, $500 bar
rels and 800 sacks; wheat, 10000 bush
els; corn, $1,000 bushels; oats, 1i2,0OO BUSH
els. Shipments--Wheat, 1900 bushels;
corn, $4,000 bushels, oats, 16S,W0 bushels.
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WIN. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BELlN, Jr. Vice Pres.
WILLIAM III. PECK, Cashier,

The vault of this bank is pro.
tectcd by Holmes Elestric Pro.
tective system.
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AUsTRO-MUNGARIAN BABEL.

From the Chicago Record.
To understand the difficulty which con-
fronts the austrian ministers in their eff
lort 10 maintain the empire, it is put nee
essary to consider the nature and origin
OF the various states composing it, Here
is the list of the chief among the states
which have been brought together i'm
Austria Hungary:
The Archduchy of Austria,
The Duchy OF Salzburg
The Duchy of Styra.
The prlncipalities of Tyrol Voralberg
and LeiChtenstein.
The Kingdom of Bohemia.
The MargraVate of Morayia
The Duchy of Silesia.
The Kingdom of Gallcia and Lodomerio
Bukowina.
The Kingdom of Iliyria composed of.
The Duchy Of CaIinthia.
Ihe counties OF Carniola Gorizia and
GrauisCa,
The city and territory of Trieste Qree
town.
The Margravate OF Istria.
The Kingdom Of Dalmatia, including:
The Republic of RaguSa
lhe bocche di Cattaro ana the Prl-
Tie,
The Kingdom Of Croatia and Slavonia.
The Military Frontier.
The Nolvodina ana Banat
The Kingdom of hungary proper.
The Principally Of Transylvania,
The sanjaks Of Bosnia, Herzegovina and
Novi-Bazaar HasciW.
Each OF these states at some time has
maintained some form of statehood and n
corporate existence, Almost all are de-
rIEGu from sources arising far back in the
middle ages, while many go beyoud feudaI
times, and are traCeable to the dlstinc-
tlons arising among elemental tribes and
races. Some Of them are large, having
the dignity of states; many of them are
barely more than fortified or free towns.
They are the states which, out of a total
oI hity-slX Kingdoms, duchles, counties
principalities, towns and lordships re-
tanned formal existence at the time
when the empire was formed
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East Liberty, Pa, Jan. 26.-Cattlc-
Steady; prime, SLS5aL9j; common, S335a
$40; bulls. stays and cows S2a3.75. Hogs
Firm; prime medium, SiaiO5 best York
ers $39ja4; heavy. S3.Sja3.95; pigs, S. S5a
@95: good roughs, S3a3.4O; common, S32ja
3.15 Sheep-Steady; choice, N.70aISO:
common S3.2ja3.7j choice lambs. S. 1Oa
$50; common to good, l,5Oa5.GO veal
calves S6.jOa7.
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East Buffalo. n. Y. Jan. 2G.-Cattle--
Nothing doing. uogs-Siow; Workers.
good to choice, A.GG; roughs, common 20
choice. $3.3ja3.GO; pigs, good to choice, $3.50
al Sheep and Lambs-Strong and firm i;
lambs, choice to extra, S5.Sja5.gj culls to
common, A.75a5.4O; sheep. choice to Sc
lected wethers, A.Gjai.9O; culls TO COM
mon, $3.2ja3.S5.
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New York Live Stock,

New York, Jan. 2G.-Beeves-Active and
generally stronger except for bulls; ma
tive steers, A.4Ja5.l0; stays and oxens
S3a4.50 bulls, S3a3.75; dry cows, $2a3. 15
Calves-Active; veals S5aS.75; grasesrs
S.25a3.75. Sheep and Lambs-Quiet, firm !;
sheep, S35Oa4.T5; lambs, $5.jOa6.3J. Hogs
Easier at $ia430
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Chicago, Jan. 26.-Cattle--Stranger at
&4a5.1O; stockers and feeders. 49, 5Oa4. 35 :
calves. S65oa7 per 100 pounds; beef cat
tie. $5.25a55O. Hogs-iIigher at S3.SOa3.9O
pigs, $35Oa37j. Sheep and LHmbs-Good
demand; sheep. S3.5Oai.75; lambs. S525a6
Receipts-Cattle, 5000 head hogs, 14.O)O
head; sheep, 5000 head
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Oil City, Pa, Jan. 2G.-Credit balances,
%; certificates, no quotations at the
opening or close. At l o'clock G7la was
bid for regular and during the day 5000
barrels cash oil was sold at 67lt: ship
ments, 9i,22l barrels; runs, ISIS barrels
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PhiIadeIphin proyision Market.

Philadelphia, Jan. 26.-Wheat-Firm and
9sc, higher; contract grade January, N.OO
al.OOh; February, March and April nom
inaL Corn-Firm and 94c. higher; No. 2
mixed, January, S2laa9lc.; February S3H
aSic,; March and April, nominal. Oats
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Third NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.

Special Attention Given to Bust.
ness and Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations Ex.
tended According to- Balances ami
Responsibility.
3Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT, County Of New York.
So. Friedman and Louis Friedman vs.
Da"id Garnni.e. SUMMONS TO the above
named ctfe nda1t:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer ne
complaint Ia this action. and 10 serve a
COPY q Your answer on the Plaintiffs
Attorneys within twenty (:0l days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive of the
day Of ser?!cc. and ia case OF your failure
10 appear OF answer. judgment will he
taken agains. yoa by default. for the re-
lief demanded In the complaint.
Dated New York. July 81. 1898.
MYERS. GOLDSMITH & BRONNER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Post once Address No. am'
Broadway. New York City.
To David Garnnk.e. the above-named de-
PENDANT:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant TO an oTner OF
the lion. David McAdam. one of the
Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the state
Of New York dated the 10Th day oi NJ
gust. 1893. and Med with the complaint "
tho ONCE Of the Clerk Of tho County OF
New York on the 20th day OF August.
1905 at the County Court House. IN the
borough OF Manhattan. in the CITY. County
and State OF New York.
Dated New York. August 2oth IM,S'
MYERS, GOLDSMITH 6 nRONNER,
piair;irs' ATTORNEYS.
once ana Post ono. Address 100 broad
way, New York CITY. -. !.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains NewYora. foot Of chambers ST.
e fn,loWs and nve minutes earlier from West x
600 A. M.--Vestued Express daily FOR Binyhsnt'a ~;
Wsve,lv I-in,ira Buffalo. Bradford Arrives BuHao
= NJ Parot 70 Buffalo. a. w.. -,
n.IS A. M-Vestihule1 Express daily !or PORT JerNis
and Monticello Daily except Sunday for LAesawaNen
Honesdale I'D mportan; local points 70 Eimrs fr''
nan Porlor Car .or ElmrI.
200 r. M.--ves;i oulei ilmed-Fasi mall daily; SOLO
train Tor chicago Arrives Cleveland 30 A. NJ, Chcagl
r n seepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
7sO p. M.-sunaio ara C:ev.iaTa vs.s ss EsST','
NJ r,nestcwn 200 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 a. /.
Cleveland $50 T. NJ. sieepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car. -,
o:I5 p M.-Daily solid rain for Blnshamon Elmfa,
vaveriy and Chicago Sleepers Horne,srle. Chicago
ara Cincinnati. Dining Car. - 49,
yrIcKFTS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
~ C0WSODATIONS AT III. 49, 26i i0i and g57 Broad
WAY I2T iowery 1850 Eas, l25ih-s and 25a West i2:,h
q, Chambers and 23d-st ferrisf. New-i1rk; 3'3
and SEQ Fulton-s 0s broadway Brooklyn l22 River st.
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New-YoK Transfer
Co calls to- ana checks baggage from hotels and resi-
ionces
a ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received al Uptown Once No LAY Broadway.
"a door north Of 3s,-s until O'Clock , M advertise
nenf. received the following branch Offices at regular
once rates until o'clock .. m. VIZ; 2o4 shave
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Eailrcn0s.
RAILROADS
WEST SHORE r. r.

mains leayc " loa 81. Station. y. T.. as foIIows
ana II, m earlier from foot NJ franklin 81:
I..,S A. ~. for CTansionr. West Point Kingston
Lakes Mohonk and MinIewaska Cat3kn Mountains
Albany, saratoga. and Lake GoCTSe
I .or y * C:oNTINESTAL LIMITED. Daily, for Al
bany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara an =
Clcyelani Detroit, Chicago and ST. LOUIS: MfNe'
Chicago ard ST. Louis next afternoon Dining ar.
C4;OO u. ID. Daily. except suncay ior CSnsers; tn,ar
id tie to Albany.
O:O T. " Daily. except SUNDAY, for AlpAny' safa'Osh
Montreal arr Eastern Canada
$40 T. M Chicago and 81. Louis Limited. Daiiy. io
Utica SyracIse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara fa.!s
Toronto Detroit Clegeland. Chicago and ST. LOUIS.
c.f. + NJ DALI, except Sunday for Syracuse fcth.s
Ter buffalo Niagara Falls ard Toronto ,
S,1S - A. Day, FOR Albany, Utica Syracuse Hoches-
,er f;uf,a1 Nlaeara Falls Toronto Detroit; Cleve-
iand Chicago and *. Louis. Saturday night ha'
si.ening Car TO Catskll Mountains.
r. C. isavu Ij-ooxiyn "Annex''-B l0I5 a: Al; G. 90
e. a:35 i, NJ
i'"'e e. = I'aWnf,uT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave, New York.
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RAILROADS..
~N>><>~o~>>~~~ mn
"AMERICAs GREATEST RAILROAD
new YORK CENTRAL
RAILROADS.

- - ~ a. hbe q - ~ nsss -
poSh, h-ough trains stop at Albany. utea syracuse
. :. Trans leave Grand Central Station as fellows:
" irlRE sfA SrisP HX aSniaN S 81 En-
Niagara walls 80. p. ~: roron,o. 900 = 81: De-
S.41 4 Mast MAI. DaIly-ror DunslO. Niagara
1890 a M.--DAY EXPRESS except SUNDAY For
LOO r Ss3STHwEasTIEHRH:N' LIMITED ana, eli
$50 I. M.-TRoy ASp sAKHTOGA SPEc1M- eH-
noo cert rnaqyEoT Aoany TOY and SaTatCsa
trim 20 Chicago Lake shore: Due C'eIeIano
rs A. NJ: due Chicago 400 p. NJ Sleeping and par
600 p M..wEsTr:RS EXPRESS. Dally-For Nj
r, ~. agara Fails Toronto. Cleveland. Chicago NAV
6.2H =; M-NoRTnERN EXrREss. poilyuFor Troy
7.4O P: M--ADIRoNDNcK MOUNTAINS AND MON
4. TBBEAL EXrEEss Daily so,,rr,vrsrrry
$40 sPrc1a hrrrAI3 N ga.,o soS MILNE ras
~ oCleyeland Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81. Louis;
BOO p M-sPECIAL LIMITED MAIL. DanyccsiecP,
.vob sS aG ar %, @ny ior pe'n,s on sIn Df''N n.y.
9.11 p. M.-PACiFIc EXPI;issS. paly--For 0gders-
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland, Chicago, am, sT-
1910 S1sgy n6 IL H y HTPn as the Fo ccss
nights chicaGS slssPs,: i;aye ,J q o;i5
plttsaeld sundays only q. 0.,o \. n.
. MaEner Palace Cars on al through trains
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central station
2a' Columbus Ave CT West I25th St. l25lh s. station
and doc loi Iroaawa C F. D., Brooklyn. D.. -yorx
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS..
den NSYLV ANA
RAILROAD,

roNs Zoo, e WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
anS. .s wren s s s: s saa srM s
K f. 'i FAST r.,or Ca.
S Ssw e''rN Sc soesi;ss e p;i.Iuir: 60.
FA fEI kSHsNs''f Sfa si5v'91f
s@s s, p csS:sd To:oo oa cDcnns
sisnay,s lGSS ,dH =, al ,o,.,s rxprrss
ssS T ;. wssTEnS ExfHEss-ror css.land
90 f. W. FGT t9-iS Sfn E%rnss-ror Pitts
q, p cf"" Sac Fas"f%'i s. Gsla peus
$50 c'nssS * ';sFf sSss
'u's wxsMIycroS ASD THG Souri,, o''"''
'% r. s ESQ Pc sc cs D'S Fa aG "ps 'r rs
srd Dining Ca-:, 40 C,'nlng ca-, 40 DloinT Car)
S TX Ca e. So rs LIN All All pdrer
~ plnlnr g, ca,o 80 DINING Car, 40 Dining Can
so,'Tr5!:N RaILwAy.-Exp~ess 40 >. m. 1905 nigh;
Afi.axTIc. COAST rINE.-Exp-esa go a. m. and $50
CIR 5lS TSI c 1Hi2 sTs N gay
srrs vc,; s;ss.sT:Ti rs sHd
ya-. Farior Cars Passenger CoSon ard cSsaed
i issr .r g'ss
s:si station, Exc iI'S No. 20 80 &so .t .'o
SFs's' 'SS s sS''2d s. sT1s' sa aS o
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6i0 720 80 500. $50 % (05N 1eDna bmi'ed>, 'h0
Ipipine Carr 1850 Dining Car, llso a. m l2 20 20
$50 $50. 42o 40 Dining Carr. $50 DINING Car oou
Dining Gar, - $50 m, i2cS night, sHnd n.
ss c Car" spies ssS % bnins Sc ea 40 S5S
Tisket Offices Nos: 4ci. ga ,iee 1929 IL and 2Gi
broadway Astor House; West Twenty-thrd stree,
station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Coinnd
Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton street os Eroaaway
and Pennsylvania Annex station BROOKLYN; station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone 1274 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
J. 3 HUTCHINSON. 7. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass Agent
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LOST.

osr-.J,ark book No. 3il.72i. on Dry
Docx savings BanS. Any person having
c,eims upon said book u called Upon 20
present .ne same 20 TIE bank WITHIN
ci.,ss aancsl.d and sAt,nguishsd. and
nsW eae issuSa IN lien thereof
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r. OHIO r. r

Leave Ncw-Yorlt. Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
foot Of Liberty street. -
wv .Daily. fEscep; sunday. tsundays.
CHICAGO. $40 a. m. 'i45 p; m and ~ 10 night
pIrTsnlfRC 'i3O n. M. 1880 ;l4o D. M.
.r il night a 30 a. m train. from INber,y.st oniyl
CfvCTTXATI ST LOUIS. 1000 n. m, 500 p. m
NEW ORLEANS 1855 p. Chroush sespeD
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
f755 1000 NJnerJ .iI.30 a. Dner). tlOo p IN,
a; poe {33D CDIner), 49, CDiner. 'J.35 M am
zip Is night NORFOLK. 'l30 n. m.
IN trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
0nlcea: Tia i7o 26I 4Si 1884 Bdway. 81 F. itth-st..
,o7 EoNery y Y; $50 3i4 Fulton 81. Brooklyn White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal Used exclusively.
-Four Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations in New York. foot Of Liberty 81.
and South Ferry Whitehall-st.
To ioavo font If

coal Used exclusively.
-Four tracks, 'Electro Pneumatic signals.
ILL., f5a .o .;sy: S'5 5$ y S";s;j:'
r Eoson Besi Ri a1''J A: sn MSSch CHUNK
100 5 Ss aaoS e E1s'o sard lss sS
5'''o Es.t st' c6 H';aS 800
For s Wkt"T gD5 Ps'91 30 n1d NcTa"'0" 400 $50
Realms ara harrisburg at 100 80 500 500 s sS
to RcadingS 4. NJ. loo las $50 GOO p. NJ. 1918
sOu1y rou,s ,Is W,g;2o ,S; ' s%ad sSs
"a" aSS l. A. g. 10 g. ~ a 600 1900 " ,s ~ nieh,
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For bank Long Branch. Asbury Pars ocesn Gro,s
80 sss a:so Rga Hank S3o iiS 5so e:lS IN
Sundays ssop Ct I9'sqS~2 for As0uy raTS and o'e""
oI For A gS5 HrSa9e. ao $40 nse N 1880
For 90 TONS "a RvsI no Hr,sF9 5y "Sa
For Atlantic City, vneand and bridsc'on 'ao A. M
Monmouth seqc' se;ss5FA; sn4 an f q FOR
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE: &c
For FG% F Hsaai Hi s lSi6 d. f' Saysns
Long Branc1 go l9:]o 4 NJ 100 '''' SEQ p NJ
S FsS s3s5 f is A. q5Sy' "a
oc.aS s" cSys 'sS' "'''''' ''' N''0'' '''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, yG TAETIMoEr AND WASH
foot Of Liberty 81
veek sovs Ito 500 10 90 III 40. Dining car 4 W.
90 IN 40 q 90 Dining Can 600 =. ". 2:iS mit
sundays 40 1000 III 40 Dining Can a. NJ. las 900
Dining can, 900 p NJ 1918 md. Additional trains !1r
Phii.SeIrN,a week DAYS 900 A. NJ 800 43o. 1870 900
p NJ cunday. 900 4 NJ, 400 J. NJ
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL. 81
Week DAYS. 7io 1855 s2s so s:'. e'cs go s3 y
100 l25 "a ?io' 2:2S 2:ss. go. 40 2:sS ~
eiO o:;5 iOSS ii:40 p. 81 l2l5 md SUNDAYS. : 90.
qA5 1875 ? 81. 1915 ndt ,. GO
Tote,e and usrlor car seat. ut 81 Liberty St.
Whehau ST iI3 IT2 2Gi. 43f 90. 2st i82a Bro J.
way 737 s;h Ave 81 East IAN 81. 1913 East r%sh ~.
o7s West ,25th 81, osi Columbus Ave. New YORK; :
Cur, ST. 500 Fulton St Brooklyn: as Broadway VIII
,smsbure The n Y Transfer Co will call for and checS
taegage from hotel. or residence. to destination.
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MArUINEHY.

>ooDNDONN~D~N>~Nr rrNNONNN~NNONNNo
AT REDUCED PRICES $50 .econd-hsnf
wood ana iron working machines fully
Guaranteed machinery bought and eN-
char reG. GEORGE ~. EDDY. 3ys Mall
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tine S 5S% $50 Ssapd Pr ss ssas 81 ~ Nj,
hsISS s aaa M daily of wIKEsBAR
ION. irHAcA', GENEVA. EocHEsTEk BpFF1 ;i;o;
SAcAR FALLS and and cna ns e Me t. sna Dn' local
'''4i $50 o," is.e1 na"n daIiy eTcep, sunday
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
.Ss 5ua4o s r NJ rSm-n ys'Ss i Day c0a sl:c
coanscts az Buhao Vita through to
c.GSS y s e: S4SGoS ana HAV S5a
branches. char tsT 70 Eas;an s.,,, T.. w,,vrs
p.sR2 4lH sf5S sd p lS5
sss Sa1 for Mkesnar In coal regions
f. 4;5o sssS NJ daily except sunday for EAsroN
.4.S0. riIJ P. Nj. lsuncays only) for MAUcH CHUNK
' :a.sS S:i0 P II. DAN, e1eeD, Sunday. for EAsToN
r: s1 and .a. Ss i0E S.aAss
sn car New YoR to 10 and
400 Z f s' sgs4 s5Sa'y 'sPRPf H
haEN cH sTFFAo ana raa sFlS
er Buffalo. None but sleeping ear passengers carried
RSs sPy tSr TH4Fzio E3o lTH
FAILS and PoiSi: wss. Pullman sleeper csIeaSe
c'f hf isaass fa; sa
: 20 49, iS's s,c $50 nSS oe iPd1.
a. az #sI5sn IT, css,
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex, BROOKLYN;
,o G H. 20 Sonrs IRON
DEL LACKAWASNX ASP ,. ME 5, En,.,1 n r.
and Cbristonhcr Streets:
vESTIBVLED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
500 4. Mo oHNs s NAIL Stop. at principal
owro nuF THO. scG sTlnS
I-TIra RICHFTEI.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
oeWr>jo EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars Connect
,nr At Buffalo with trains .or Chicago and points
West.
4, 40 n NJ Dsilv)-C1icaro srd Ruralo vestibulec Fx
rress 20 SCRANTON WILKESBARRE and FL
MIRA Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 10 Elr1lra.
Tbroneh Sleeping Cars and Day Coach Chicago.
srr,vine az, y. n
~ TN f;XPRESS pullman BnNst parior Car.
. on % NJ DaiIvl-Chcago and Buffalo Vestihulei lin
'",,.a Express Tor SCRANTON PINGHANToN. FL
WTpA Pu-FFAIO Through Buffet Steering Car,
Tnryork 10 Chicago. ~ Car ~ BuTalo
s.2O p W. Tailv,.-Rura.o Fapress Pullman slsepers
$50 Gov SCRANTON BISGr1 ANTON. E1MIRA. RATH
Mt MORRIS ard BUFFALO arriving in Buffalo
o..SS ~ VI. cpanv,-BUFrAIo. SCRANTON. nISG-
"' fyAMTON OWFGO ITHACA ELMlRA sYRA-
cfrsr, RICTIFrTI,D SPRINGS and OSWEGO En-
Pullman Buffet sleepers.
r1cKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMAODATIONS Al
u.rry C.zc & sons OlmitAdl lib BROADWAY. u PARK
PACE 40 Broadway and s,2 Broadway Tickets at
:, aas Columbus ave NewYork sac and 7se Ful.on-:
ana Joe broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving foh
inform ltion at all stations -, .r 90 -.
check baggage hotel or residence TO des'nation
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SEWING MACHINES.

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NEW MACHINES, si5 upward second
hsni So UPWARD: 20 cents weekly.
wI.NTrRS UNION SEWING MACHINE
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SYMPHONY MANDOLIN a. GUITAR

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THE world-renowned instruments are
made By MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
MANUFACTURERS COMPANY. $40
P1wery Send for catalogue
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LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM,

West I'd 81 dena. L. r.. COrtlandt -
DesbIoSses
Indicates time from West I'D Other figures snow
time from Corandt Desbrosses St
sU;1O. 8,2O a. VI. daily Sunday '6.@5. A. NJ for
EASTON intermediate stations.
1850. $40 a. NJ. daily for WlI-KESBARI.E. SCEAN-
TON ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO.
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal local
points dining chair Ct Buffalo.
.0n noon talf,
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FURNISHED ROOMS

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ooD-s,r 4@3 WEST. -Handsomely FUR
,I,het rooms suitable for couple: also
back parior: all improvements: terms
moderate. private h2use.
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HELP " tNTTU.
HELP WANTED
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f'~nutr.

WANTED Rc.lnhle German gir. a. nura"
10 child one year old AMI To- DO sewinE
pers ne refer rCes REQUIRED Call At 30
East s3d ~ from 10 J " ~.
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yTORAGE

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HOUSES. l6j IG7-I6s West 32ist. stor
age. moving. Telephone. 7Gi 3sth-st.