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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25

a -Clauaburst Up saw Min Ron Ct1sed a
Tegrlblr Wal " Wafer 70 Rush iowa
and EnguIt EFrcgthiag d Us Way
Thors we've Sumbrr 81 Narrow as
oApes aud llpreic Hrseues
plrrsBu8au. Pa, Aug.ge IA clopd
burst up saw Mill run caused a tidal
wave M that stream, e~ndpnEeClug tht
lives oi dozen persnns az ~Brtigeviltt.
Five children SIRE missing and are sup
posed % have been drowned.
Misslug Cbiidrca.
Irene LOTUS
Regis LOTUS.
Geniege shaughuessy.
Margaret ShaughnessY.
Nellie sauis
The water Ia the run began TO rise
early, and al nine O'Clock o great
volune OF water came down, The miss.
ing children together with some Older
persons. were standing on the porch OF
a tenement house in Violet alley tu
the rear Of Main street, near West
Carson. This porch overhaug the run.
When the great wave, We feet high,
came down, the porch was carried
away, and the people went with it
AFutiio EHort to save Iipr Children
Mrs John Lotus, mother OF the two
children first named, aud Two mtn
were the adults ID danger The won.
en- made d heroic eff irt to save the
children bat Go no purpose.
Near the mouth OF the run the sand
dredge Pittsbarga vas moored, and
when the men III it saw Tile wree}ulgt
coming down the stream and the PEG,
pie struggling Tor lie, they steppsd all
else and went e. Jha reseue The men
and the women were carried out iuto
the Ohio river, but were saved bg the
sand diggers, The womln hod Elk.
cited the admiration of all Whoslw the
easJastropa by her efforts. She WAS
almost overwhelmed a number OF times.
atooh Damage Done.
Tile great body Of water did much
damage a sand bar is feet high at
tte foot OF the run was washed away,
PARTIES ot men are searching for the
bodies Of tie children.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25
NEW WHEAT FROM DAKOTA.


WEsr sGrgKfoK WIS., Aug 20 six.
teen ears % Dakotn wheat were
brought through superior, Thursday,
il being The arst consi gninentt 70 arrive
from that rcgiou.
Fifteen 81 che cars went % the Con.
solidafed elevators ~ Duluth and one
was stopped f0r mills at the east end
The Noribern Paciac road brought IDS
the grniu.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25

Every town within o hundred mile
has been furnished a description Of th.
murderer, aud it is thought by thu
sheriff THAT BE lad not crossed The
river, but is wandering about in tbs
woods lie Is without money and ha
no weapons So Car as Is known.
Matthias is about "a years Of age, b
six feet iu height, has prominent cbeel
bones, light hair and small mastacle
He speaks very little English.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25

WAsHfEer0N Aug 29Gen bnaiter
has informed Che war department That
after consulting with Cen Lewton,
commanding the department Of SANTA.
-. 10 has been concluded that II
viii not No necessary 70 send any more
troops 81 Santiago for tle preserve
Jon " paBce and good order This
Hatement Is made with the nnderstand.
~ that tbe present military force will
shortly be bel nioreed b. TIE arrival NJ
aa Fifth regular infantry and tbe
wente-thifd Kansas v9luntsefs Tie
iAl upH en- route
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25

ST. THOMAS, p Vi Is, Aug. 90 Tile
Cincinnati and the Gloucester are here
and ere coaiing from the schooner
Southland
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25

In the engineers department the
services Of electricians, mechanics and
Iaborers engaged IN the work Of har-
Dor and river mine defense, and Of
boatmen employed to patrol the ada.
cent waters to warn approaching craft
Of their danger also are being dis.
charged as rapidly as is consistent
with the good OF the service.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25
VARIOUS AND complex
The Spanish Premier Discusses the
Many-sided Forthcoming Ne
gOtiations for Peace.
some Of THE PROBLEMS PRESENTED.

n Question Of Properties In Cuba and
Porto Rico-Fhnt Shall ne Done with
Spanish Criminals Ia Prisons a SUR
render Of Manila After Peace Negoua-
toBA
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25
.GNglB.RST 5 VICTIMS.
Five Children Missing at Bridge
vile, Pa Supposed to Have
Been Drowned,
WERE SWEPT away BY gI88T WAVE.

4 Clauaburst Up saw Nu Ron Ctusad a
regrIblr Wal 81 W.lrr TO Rush pown
and Ensuit ERcCgihiag in lts Way
Thore wsrea Numbrr 81 Narrow as
oApss aud lfuraic Etseuds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
FUNERAL OF EX-SENATOR O'CONSOR.

Bnghamton, \. Y, July ls-The funeral OF tne
hate ex-State Senator Edmund OConnor ~as ne,o
at $50 o'clock this morning at St Marys Church
The RI Rev P j. Ludden. Of Syracuse. Bishop OF
this diocese celebrated pontifcsl mass, and u'e
Rev NJ ]. Hughes pastor Of the church. delivered
the sermon The Rev. Father Mahon. OF Oxto'o'
and the Catholic oergymen Of the city Assis'eo III
the ceremonies
The services were largely attended and many
members of the Legislature. In addition 10 tho
committees from the Senate and Assembly. were
present The pallbearers were Mayor jerome 10
Witt Of Binghamton; State Controller Roberta
e.. r-easurer Colvtn Congressman Ray Supreme
Court Justice George F. Lyon, former Lieutsnant-
Goyernors Saxon and Jones. State senators Can.os
enS Coggeshau John S. Kenyon, clerk OF the STATE
paIIrosd Commission; former Distriot-Attorney
George B. Curtis Of Broome county, T., = ION
ard ri A. Robinson. OF New-York o
T>he interment in the CatnoNo cemetery.
A. a memorial meeting next sunday AFTERNOON
addresses will be made by Senator Coggesheu =;
SIoat Fassett observation-disclosures ea2ton ana
Raw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
BOOMING CAPTAIN JAMES PARKER


From rhe New Brunswick FREEDMAN
Exper.ence has clearly demonstrated that what
re need for service in Cuba is trained Indian fight
ers The Spanish soldiers there have Learned IN
tne1r eli the features Indian
wfare They urk in he dense ]nns .sno senna
Of shadow from ooyer; TO GovsT .hsy
display all the onnns % oil, I've hecsuse the Rough
Riders and the ResSlars we're experienced in ind ,
ian ngh into IN panic and overwhelmed by this spe.
cIes OF warfare IN the wild Businesses about San
Our army Of invasion should wherever possible ;sn
be commanded by men familiar with ms KING m O,
ns sdd onlv 10 the movements and Of
training camps and to SEND them inc Bate asans
device OF savage warfare Under such r
sn baye tbe services Of men as commanding ON
GERS who are Thoroughly trained and competent
%ew-Jersey can ofrsc such a man TO the con.
alteration OF thu Government IN ths peSson ~
lawyer al present serving as major IN the ~ I'm
Network Volunteer a. SantiaEo man, sa T., RAJ ar
nsrroW S''f fed to which they are limited They
should have nroa1sr scope Who re ore directing our
forces and winning laurels for their country their
rank with the best Of them. He possesses all the
most approved QUALIFICATIONS OF soiaeI re ars
ago. He 10 a distinguished member q the faculty
al that institution He his seen nuch actve h ser
self with such gallantry and ability as TO win n, ne
ofnt bs 81 the Gs the sou4 and
the Apaches in their widest haunts. through cam
paigns covering twelve years He was never de-
feated or circumvented. He betrayed every high
aud useful quality Of the efficient soldier HIS
commanding officers and companions In arms tes-
ny to his bravery and soidieriy qualities in tho
highest terms Of praise -
This n occurs to ue is just the kind Of oficer
+he service IN Cuba demands. Educated TO arms
in the best Institution in the world rich In practi-
20, experience In fighting: brainy, cool. intrepid
dashing and brilliant. without impetuosity: the
soIi OF honor-here IS a man, Chevaier Bayard
~ New-Jersey who deserves high command IN the
Srhting Army. '"rhe. Fredonian, voices The senu-
. In Major
Continent 10 a brgadier generalship. To permit
ouch splenddy e9gpped soldier to s9paaeer ra NJ
az n regiment is a iarnentabe and intolerable
veste OF good Aghtng material The press ane
,ccn ~ Influence of New-Jersey Should unite, WIZ
eernestness and enthusiasm in urging mis- promo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
WEST SHORE RR

Trains cave W 81. Sat)1. y. =. follows. and
IA m "a riier from Of Franklin St:
AIO,OO A. VI. Daily excep; sunday, :or Cornwall New
bureh Kingston New Paltz Lakes Minnewa ska and
xohonk and all Catskill Mountain points
R1I:30 A. NJ. for cranston's West Point. Kingrton.
Lakes Mohonk and MinneNasha Catslil Mountains.
Albany Saratoga. and Lake George
bsny Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagarn Falls
Cleveland petroi, Chcago aEd 81 Luis Arrives
Chicago and ST. Louis rext afternoon. Dining Car
lu0 7. n Saturdays only. for Gil ,atskit Mountain
C3:45 p NJ Daily. except SUNDAY FOR Kingston Lakes
Mohonx and Nj rHa.Ka. CatskiA Mountains. catskl.
and Albany
C4sOO p. NJ. Daily sunday for Cong-rs. Gran
ston's West Point. Cornwall Newhurgh. and inter
mediate stations to Albany.
600 p NJ. Daily except sunday. for Albany. Saratoga
Montreal and Eastern Canada
$50 p Chiclg) and st. Louis Limited Daily FOR
Utica. Syracuse, Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto, Detroit Cleveland. Chicago and St. Louis.
545 p NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY. for Syracuse.
Bura.o. Niagara Walls and Toronto.
R;lO Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit.
land Chicago and st. Louis. Saturday night has
SLEEPING Car Chtskiu Mountains.
A. r. & leave Brooklyn "Annex'-A. 9B A. 81: Is.
1913 4 ~: G. 305 p NJ Jersey CITY r R. r. Station
a a.4J 4 NJ: H. ~ 20 \. NJ. &. 3:35 y. NJ
Tins tables at principal hotels and Offices.
G. Il LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt Ave-. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
"Kl ACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"

... ,,una., ,.s, p. 49, Pullman vesrDa~ lay c'a-.es
su. lar.r Aa.s D4u.s-'-ar s.rsco. Sieais la caIte
nne,ts AT BuraIo through sisepers Detroit and
=, ,,.,..t.
"a Nix WIIA.f.S BAkkE. SCRANTON and eVai
hrsnrh-. Chalr car Easton.
.:.,u l.iO =. vi. daily except Sunday for WlI.kDS-
ALI PITTSTON. SCRANTON and principal in'sr-
MAI. stations Connects Or al points In coal rsSi ns
I,tlrn,n furet Parlor chr for Niikesbarre.
.1t,O. SEQ ID daily, except sunday. for EASTON
ard Intermediate stati ma
ana lntermsl atc H,htioiia - .,- -. .a,.c,,
ana uriucipal intermediate stations.
.a,so go T. 81 daily for HUFFALO. NIAGARA
l.. Is a,d all uyrts Pullman sleeper yestiblis
,,sin TO Chicago. SleeIers to Buffalo and Toronto
r)inirx car New EastJn.
l.. II. daily. except sunday, stopping utiy
a, soI"rH PLAINFIEI.D. EASrON. BETHLEHEM.
NAIfCH CHUNK, SAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
phTAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman slstpef
T., Iffalo sleeping passengers carried No
huggds. carried. 49,, ,.,...,,.,,..-- 800,
ArA GEN EVA. ItOCHESTEK ~ Fr'AID. NIAGARA
rA.S ans all points West. Pullman sleeper Chicago
Additional local daily sunday T.. SOUTH
PLAINFIELD. BOUND BROOK. and Intermediate points.
leave as follows; 1000 1870. 1910. 1890 SUNDAYS
only) 4. ~ go, ESQ $3.50 $40 $3.50 and $50 p N
s5i 1923 Broadway 81 iith St 1856 E; l2'th
St Il. B1wery, Y: SEQ Fulton St. cou-. Ct. ~
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex brooklyn
Transfer will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through TO dsstinAton-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
RAILROADS..


Through trains leave NewYork foot Of ChaIno noe o.
AZ follows and five minutes earlier from w est
o.ou A. M-Vestihuled Express daily for blhshhn.''
wsverly l3nnira Buffalo. Bradford Arrives hufaio ,
y NJ Taror car Buffalo. go, T.. n. rr,,.
D,IS 4. M.-vestbued Express daily Ior r2r. Jere
sIu nd Important local points Eluiira Pull
~" Tarlor cars Tor Monticello and Elnira. . 90,
Hs 90 - -ye.tibuled llrnited-Fast mail daily
eoI,s ,-,,n for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 A NJ
60 2 p N Sleepers Chicago ClevennG and
" 40 p MBnfraio and Cleveland vestibu I'd Express
savv Arrives AZ Buffalo 1908 a. M Bradford TO A.
NJ jamestown 7:OO A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ:
Cleveland l2So r NJ sleepers to huna0 and Cleveland
Cn,e Library Car. -,
1,tS p M-Daily -oiid train fof Bnshsmton. Elmira,
wsverly and Chicago seepers To HornellsTe Chicago
ana Cincinnati. Dining car .
SJ,icK prs LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
COMMODATIOSS at ILL., l13. 20l. 40l and s57 Iroad-
way i27 B1wsry 100 East lGihrt and 2I3 Vest l2oh
=, Chambers and 23d-st. ferries. New Yoyk 333
and SEQ Futon-st. % broadway, Brooklyn ~ Ryers
Votok,n and Jersey City Station Now York Transfer
Co. calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
SFALJVG IN BEHRING SEA.

Victoria. B. c.. July 19-Her Majesty's steam
,,,rs Pheasant Icarus and Amphion have sailed
for the Behring Sea patrolling grounds There are
twenty-nine vessels engaged there in sealing 'his
year. The figures of the coast catch. as computed
nv customs authorities. are 10 5ol skins taken Dy
Sor.y vessels This is more than twice as large
as that Of last year. when 5O35 skins we're taken
nv thirty schOoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
VIEW BPUNSWICK'S NEEDS.

From Tho FREEDMAN. .
New-B brunswick needs few things to make max 1t "a !,
Nrst-class Town II needs new city hal. II
reeds some better sidewalks. 1t needs lower raii-
road fares to the seaside. II needs peter train
.orycs II needs new railroad station. IL needs
cheaper gas and telephone service IL needs d
lower tax rate. 1t needs spirit or ocaI IoyaI.y
that will do its shopping at home. IL needs more
sdyertising In THE FRIEDMAN" 1t Will nave al
finanan In tinA And others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
SAMUEL CAkPBELL,


Greenwich ave
The approx mate amount 0. taxes vsW
rates and Assessments. now A lien on "a
promises. is 236 So 100 Dollars. with ints.
81, % he added. The taxes water ra,S
ana assessments now lien on s..
premises viii he allowed q the purcnss<J
.rns approximate amount Of the collsters
inheritance tax, lien on SAID premises
nine hundred dollars. and - 20 ~ PAD
the referee out OF the purchase morey
PRATT A. brown,
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
nt,1 IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. IL
stations In New York foot OF Barclay
vrsTInIiiD TRAiNs, PI LLMiN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT

500 A. NJ BiNGHAMToN NAIL stops n principal
1000 I. M.-lcafA c,n. BrTRALo, scR\N ,,TI3S
plSsHAHTON. oWEGD FiHA a. ~ ~
jTicA. X 'HFT - SPIN - ~ 9I. E,, ana
OsWEGO ExPRF : Pullman Palace 'rr ,Jai.'
~ AZ nnTAlo with ,rnins f.r chicago and pom"
,oo !, VI lr.ny)-l.AcAs, AMI Buffalo ves;ibuied En-
press FOR s~RASTON. WrLK EsRARRE and IL
NTgA Pullman I'ure, P1r.or ar "a f.r'rA
though ale~JinT car ana nay csNoh 70 cfioss"
arriving a. AS 3 neti lay . -, W
400 T. N SCRANTON Wiki BARRE and PLY N
Oi-TT EXPIRES irilfann ilaTet fat.nr car -,
7:Op r. NJ C)a'lyi-slirnE and buTno Neetibu ~ izrS
fet Txoress SCRANTON. biNpHANlvH. ~
ff-E-rA..D Through BUFFET sleeping NJ
Nev v, >, t-Nirngr Dining Ear w~-' : lilrA4o.
soy Tor 's5Tt AST0T WNGHAMr)X. EIMIRA. nAT75
Mt vOrRfa ani TrFFAp. arriving IN hnhAo
a. " s.,..--os ,,,-,,
ai3o r. VI Gl,ry,- Bt'FFATO. SCRANTON, hS's
HhNTOS CwUGO ITHACA El.MIRA sYkA,rrES;
NICHFfFr.p sPRINGs and O&WF9o ENPtf-SS
Pullman Buffet r.-~.-r- -....-.-. --o..,
TICKETS AND TrIITAN AcroMMopArIoNS at
Ue-ry Gaze = Sons Limited, ii3 Proai"hy - faTt
P, 49, Proo,gay ana ps3 rroei~sy f1oS.'. At
se,-y a,e'i.r. - i"-' - ~ Nef' i-5i'
Il, ~, .'rfi-.. - s.. S4r ~ 1s lfi 80 - .
AMI lo3 Pr ecfer. br'rAlJn 4+i"r ia'''- t'fk ''"
int. rrnafiln az 4'Rfi - go
WFeTGDT~r ENTfFsa COMPANY VII crli 'or and
check hasgag. from N0t~ i"r'e 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
MORE MINERS RETURN.
THEY BRING LARGE AMOUNTS OF GOLD DUST TO
SEATTLE

THEY BRING LARGE AMOUNTS or 'OiD b'S' -
SEATTLE.
Seattle Wash July le-The schooner Samoa has
arrived from ST. Michaels with thirty-six men from
the Klond!ke who brought with them from S""''""
40 800 600 in gold dust The Samoa left 81 Michaels
I,,, & Among her passengers WAS Thomas C.
Austin of New Whatcora. Wash MI Austin states
that the cleanup on Eldorado. Bonanza and bunker
creeks in the Elondike district. this season VIII not
ba les. than 100000 This. together with aoou,
n mo 40 Of last seasons output will all be shipped
out this year He confirms previous Reports ''a'
no important new discoveries have been inaoe.
Several passengers were from Mnook Creek
where they worked all winter win n'"e suoo 'e.
When the Samoa left 81. Mchaels there were many
.o,,a tbars who had decided not TO go on TO Da~-
.on and were waiting opportunity 70 come
hack One misfortune after another seems 10 naSo
hefaIlen the craft which have starred IN 'o~n1u
Michaels and up to the time OF inc oepA' 'u
the sn nnos not one OF the numerous river craft ''
,aA except those taken by the steamer New
England. c..,o ar,y
&. Iva with river steamer and barge IN low
,,hon mora than halfway on her voyage ehoou''-
,a-oa n heavy gale and lost both the river steamer
and the barge and came near going 10 the WIN
~ the sea herself. She was thrown on he' "
.aa on6 IN this condition she wallowed IN 'no
h.a,1v sea FOR forty-eight hours. Her crew ana pas
seng.rs had about given up In despair ""o -
.torn, abate6 she righted and succeeded 10 re"N"
o.. ,1or, ,r q battered and dilapdated condition.
,r,'a steamship National City. with the river
...or,sr lane Eyre In tow. also experienced hea'S
weather and notwithstanding the heroic enVrs" t on
the part Of her captain ana ere" o ber hresk 10
is rhe British steamship Carrone' winch To-
Victoria with a barge in tow ana caISU u.,hoU,
lost the barge ana S Se cargo owing hitch
in customs regulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
NAMED FOR JUDGE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Committee met here to-day and unanimously nom
mated William d. Porter Of Allegheny. for Juoge
of the Supe rior Court. TO hll the vacancy rauSe
nv the death of Judge Wickhan. Mr.. Porter u
now tempo. arily filing the place by appointment u
Ia GOYernOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
syRROGATE's NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF III
Comfy o. New York. Notice Is ne',v1
gwen 10 all persons having claims asa asaa
Ssrah VI. Valentine. late OF the w -
New York. deceased. 70 present ,ns s.r 4
with vouchers thereof 10 the suose,lns
his flace az transacting business >rI"onh,.-
West l4aih street. Borough OF hstoN
tan. IN the City Of New York. on o'
the frat day OF December next. a., q
Dated New York the twentieth %"
0ERARDUS VALENTINE
Admlnis;ra,or.
EMILE A. HASSCY.
Attorney for Administrative.
No IL Avenue A. n y. C'U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
PrLLsBURY WINS AND rARRAscH LOSES Thi
FORMER AGAIN OBTAINING THE LEAD.

FORMER AGAIN OBINTNI.N7T III T1V77N17'
Vienna July ls-The thirty fourth round OF lhe
chess tournament was played to-day Inc pairing
vas as follows: Janowski vs.. Tarrasch, flisnnry
vs Alapin Backburne vs.. WaIbrodt Sh'"ai''r
VS. Burn. Schechtcr VS.. Ir"nchard' Ma''' w.
Rard Stenitz IS caro- Maroczy vs. l-lPhe'
rso,,gor,, We Schifors and IIaprin bye
At the noon adjournment Pillsbury had beaten
Alapin. Schlechter had worsted rrenchard Marco
had vanquished Baird and Maroczy and Lipke had
This evening the balance Of the games we're re
corded Janowski beat TarrasCh. Backhuin' a., -. .
- Vaihrodt Showalter from Burn Sieinit%
and caro- drew and Schiffers beat TscmgoTH Inc
recn I'd OF tho PLAYERS follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
MURRAY HILL REPUBLICAN, CTOB.

At meeting OF the Murray I'm Republican Club
at No l4sl Broadway last night thirteen new mem
beers were added TO the clubs membership The
c1ub ia doing some energetic missionary work
among the voters in it's district preparatory 10 the
Sep:e nloer primaries, and result the rolls snow
a recent increase In membership OF nearU hity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
usr1,,ArEs OF THE GOLD PRODUCT

ESTIMATES OF IIr11
San Francisco July 10.-Of1cIas OF INC H
Commercial Company. whose steamer 81 N
arrived from ST. Michaeis est'n'a.e 10 900 ooo
$50 -, the xIondike region will be sloOooooV
,,,,,.o- u . Julv 1e-Letters received from
roanaSers OF Canadian banks at Dawson say u ~
Cold commissioner estimates the prOuuoe ro hvt
sor the number Of men having TO como ave. i0 ~
winter on account OF the anticipated sca -, "a or
af the mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
TNGTON.

yOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From N a. Liberty a.
days 40 so 1000 ~ 90 Dining on,, 4 ~
sr9dsvs 40 1000 90 - Dining 'sr \. -. ~
100 Dining car. 600 g. ". T. ~ mat AfdiuonN
,relns FOR PHILADELPHIA week days. 800 A. NJ SOD 40
20 g9s = suntays 800 4 VI. 90" ?
HoATs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ct.
week days 5io 15a ~ 80 D., go Cos - . 70 =, ss
zoo ~ ~ 2.lO % 80 $3.50 20 800 -
20 AS se5 SIS 90 80 40 100 100 80
go ON lOS3 II 80 = NJ 1913 mdt sunday. 100
9:Ms SIS 600 ii:3o 4. VI. ZOO VI ~ -. 2.so
90 8,Es 4 % 455 5:25 800 go 7.2 SD ":2n
g:3 1915 p NJ. 1913 md. ~ O.
Tickets and par.of seat, a. foot " Liberty 81,
way 7s7 s,h Az. 81 Past IN s.. ioa Esst Ugh ST
80 (, 500 Fulton ~ brooklyn ~ Broadway. Will
hamburg The Y r-snster 20 VII. cal ~ and CHECK
,sgyare from hotels or residences 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

L.
STATIONS foo. of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
and DEsBROssES and CoRTLANDT sIRhh47'
~ Tn. leaving time from Desbroeses and Coruahot
Streets is ten minute. later than that given eeo" i''
TTs''yth,d S TssI S M.-man Bune, raor
New York to Pit,shurg sleeping Car PtsourE to chi
$50 4. % 'G FAST L I1SHPi.trs Csysand
ESQ PEXNsYLTANA sIdEIIx and ossfy S'
Gar. Por s cSsas d IND
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p0'n. 100 iso: Ia: sunday &? ISio }alpsi
Dalns Cars, % tDinins cr' 80 c) $50
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40 2oo. 20 $50 40. $50 sunday % % -,
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streets) AS a. m, 10 Il 20 Saturdays only.
2So ato g. a. 40 $40 100 ?. m. sundays Nd
e45 q. m, SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Dining Car. 1910 Dining Car. - a m. 10 80
2oo. $50. 4 90 20 Dining Car. 40 Dining car 90
Dining Carr 40, $50 ,. n, l2m nigh' suntays
$40. $50 $50 70. $50 GAmiteil. Q ~ 10 20 On.ns
Carr a. m 10 Dining can. $50. 40 Grning carr.
80 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Can. 40 $50 p. NJ
~ % night.
Ticket ooss Nos 4el e44 iee 1923 III and 2ei Broad
Astor House: West Twenty-thri street sta
ton. stations foot of Desbrosses AMI corthnft
Court street SEQ Fulton Street 81 roa'"ay,
Pennsylvania Annex station BROOKLYN. Sfa'i' n.
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VII rhN
for and check baggage from hotels and reHAences
through to destination
Telephone 1924 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
J B. HUTCHINSON J r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
IEHIGn VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot West ZSd ST. Nenh X kD C'r'Ah"' %
Desbrosses St
.Indcates time West 1i ~. Other figures shoS
time n m Cor;landt Destrot>es II -.
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rASTON sra intermediate rtat. -. - o,,,..
s-,So $40 A. VI daily Tor Walk f.fBh RNF, ~ Raj
roS i'TTaCA GENEVA ROCHESTER,. ~ Mo,
sIsGARA FALLS and the Nesi. ana prh''Ph' i'e"'
,,,,,'ts' dinins EAR and chair ca to Buffalo
t.s,tpp moo sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20

I'm the Martins Cup competition Forbes CROOKS
and Simpson, Canadians. lead with thirty points
IN their favor. r,.u., o,,,,
In the contest TOR The Daily Te!egraph Cup
tho leading Canadians Broadhurst. - Arih-
strong 80, and Ross 49,