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ceipts reported from Washington. S6I7.59I: In
ternal revenue receipts. S1o4.925. and the mis-
cellaneous receipts. so $50; total Government
receipts for the day. Sl.441.702; expenditures
S1643 600 Receipts for the month to date.
SIS 1869: expenditures. S251SS00O. excess ~
expenditures SG441I51 Receipts Of National
bank notes for redemption yesterday. S2Ioj'l
SUB-TREASURY. - The Sub-Treasury was
debtor at the Clearing House S1SS212 Its net
gain on balance was S147 3S7 made up by gain
in currency Of $214.691. and a gain in coin OF
500. 600 The days operations included: Re
ceipts. S6O27 9i4: payments. $52S033I. result
ing in n general balance of S162.@H2J1 con-
sistng Of S127 954 17j coin and S3i 1876 10 cur
rency. The business for the week ended last
night included receipts $47.S19.3'a. and pay
ments Of S4O6SS. los. Deducting from the re-
ceipts S1.576,ON and from the payments ~
$1,000 for Items which affect its account with
the general Treasury only It's gain as Affecting
the banks was SIS $50 30.
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The New-York team arrived home from It's west
ern trip and played the frisky Orphans from chi
cago at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Tne ~eather
was not ideal for the sport. and this may account
somewhat for the poor attendance. Although 'he
New-York team met some OF the poorest teams III
the West on its trip IL did not help It's stand
ing any.
Rusie was batted hard in yesterdays game ana
the strong right arm Of the good natured grant
from Indiana seemed to have lost liz cunning ioi
The time being No less than twelve hits were
made off Ruse. while Callahan, the Nhcaso
pitcher. was only touched up for FIVE hits ny the
New-York players. Callahan received poor support
from his brother Orphans. and this lost the game
for Chicago.
Both teams scored n run in the iirst INNING anu
chicago scored again in the third.
In the next inning New-York scored TWO runs
Through Thornton's muf OF Daviss fly and VAR
mar being struck by pitched ball. Inc |hicAso
team got in another in the eighth mnlns'
which tied the score. In the ninth Ne"-1o'h
scored again but Chicago was unable to do ike
wise and lost the game o..
Dahlen was put Of the game IN the h''h
1nnfng for arguing with the umpire ana lspe'
played at short for the remainder oil the s'russe'
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEADY.
Standard oil closed at 417d420 Last prices OF
other prominent issues Brooklyn Ele-
waited. new stock. 2512T; preferred 5000:
Brooklyn City Railroad. 213hG214; Standard
Gas. common. 141a145 preferred. 16Oql6o;
Mutual Gas 330N340; New Amsterdam Gas
common. 31AG3l12: preferred. I3h@ 1917
APPLICATION TO LIsT.-Applcation has
been made to list on the Network Stock Elk
change the following securities: Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company. Mercantile Trust COM
pany certificates Of deposit for various securi-
ties OF tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany: Iowa Central Railroad Company. S2oo"o
additional first mortgage ) per cent bonds
Brunswick Dock and City improvement COM
pany $50 POO additional capital stock.
ELECTED A DIRECTOR.-Max Jagerhuber,
president Textile American Publishing Company,
has been elected a director In the Mechanlcs
and Traders Bank
NINETY PER CENT DEPOSlTED.-lt Is an
nounced that 90 per cent OF the Baltimore Belt
Railroad Company per cent first mortgage gold
bonds have been deposited under the plan OF
reorga nization Brown Brothers & Co. here. In
Philadelphia and Boston. and Alexander Brown
& Sons in Baltimore will continue 10 accept de-
posits until and including August II.
TERRE HAUTE STREET RAILWAY.-At a
meeting Of the bondhoders Of the Terre Haute
Street Railway Company at which bonds to the
amount Of S312. 600 out Of a total issue OF S4oo-
COO were represented. a resolution was passed
constituting William Fl. Henkle. Moses l.. Scud-
der and Demas Demirg a committee to take
charge in connection with the trustees. OF the
interest of the bondholuders. and 10 nave all
the bonds deposited under a proper agreement
william H. Henkle. secretary OF the Illinois
Trust and Savings Bank. appointed chair
man Of the committee.
SECOND INSTALMENT CALLED.-The
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Reorganiza-
ton Committee gives notice that II has called
the second instalment OF 81 per share common
stock and 50 per share Of preferred stock, pay
able at the Central Trust Company on or before
August % This is the second instalment called
by the committee. and. including the 81 per
share paid to the stockholders committee. is the
third payment.
DEBT PAID.-The directors ~ the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Company
have by authorizing the Issue OF S3,oOOWn ff-
teen year per cent gold debenture certificates.
and by selling 100000 Of such issue. COM
pleted n financial transaction Of great advan-
tage to the company and It's stockholders. The
company has been able TO place these certificates
without creating any mortgage upon Its assets.
the company simply covenanting that IT Will not
hereafter create any lien upon its property The
proceeds Of the sale Of these debentures VIII re-
tire the outstanding floating and bonded In
debtedness Of the company. returning 70 It's
treasury. as available assests. stocks and bonds
in various lighting and power companies. yield
ing an annual income exceeding one-half Of the
interest charges Of the debenture certificates.
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LAWN TENNIS.
WARE AND SHELDON DEFEATED IN MEMS
DOUBLES BY WARD AND DAVIS
AT MAGNOLIA.

AT MAGNOLIA.
Magnolia Mass. Aug IL (SpeciaD-The Maehoia
tennis tournament was advanced to the hnals IN
the singles to-day. In the doubles one seminar
match and the finals yet TO be played Inc only
clear weather Of the week was appreciated by ooth
spectators and players. and there was large at
tendance.
In the sem-fnal singles c. r. Budlong. OF Provi-
dence. defeated L. p. Fischer OF New-York, in a
three-set match. Budlong played the best tennis ne
has played in two years. Fischer played well con-
sdering that In the first game of the second he
'Droke the str!nging of his bat and obliged TO
use strange one. In the other semi-fnal match
Dwight Davis. Harvard. defeated A. p Halves Bos-
ton. after the latter had won the first set and had
seemingly safe lead on the second
The National double champions. L. T. Ware and
G. +. Sheldon. Jr.. were obliged succumb TO The
Western champions X. Ward and Dwight Davis
The tournament will be concluded tomorrow The
scores:
Mems snges dhird round)--A p. Halves Boston bea,
Providence. beat G. II. Belden. Minneapolis 81 7Hs
II =. Fischer. New-York. beat W. $. Bond Chicago
e.. Cd.
sem-nna. round-C. X. Budong beat e p Fischer
80. Ga g. Dwight Davis. Harvard beat A. p
Halves 80. Sc. 60
Mems doubles irs; round)-Holcombe Ward dwight
Davis beat y. Rust end +. Rust 60. Go
SenI-nna, roun6-Ward and Davis beat l. f. Ware and
O. T. Sheldon. tr.. e.. 6-S
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Following ar. the posted rates ~ the leading
drawers Of foreign exchange

BANK CLEARINGS.-Now- York Exchanges
sl2s Oos 927. balances SS.I67 500 Chicago-Ex-
changes SI5 025 10s. balances 81 235 COS. Ros
Exchanges 1889. $50; balances. 81 80
337 Philadelphia Exchanges $40. 20S 1913. bal
ances. 81 795 O62 Baltimore Exchanges. 81
862 55i. balances 1927 $40.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New Orleans 80
Commercial. par bank 81 premium Charles
ton-Buying par: selling isc premium. San
Francisco Sight. 1Jc.: telegraph. l7i2c. Gin
cinnati-Over counter. zoe. premium: between
banks. Do. discount. Boston-lGc. discount.
Savannah buying. l-lGc. discount: selling. TJc.
per $1,000 premium. Chcago-2Oc. discount.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call rate in
London. y per cent open market discount
rate. 1asd1H per cent for short and tx to ~
per cent for long bills. Berlin discount rate
ga per cent; Paris, H., per cent. Paris ex-
change on London. - francs - centimes Ber-
lin exchange on London 20 marks 81 pfennings
EUROPEAN SECURITIES British consols
10 -I6 for money and 1lOa, for the account
French rentes lO3 francs 52i2 centmes for the
account. Spanish per cents In London. AZ
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 59i9c
an advance Of We. Mexican silver dollars. 46c
Bar silver In London. - 7-16. advance Of
1-lGd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 80; Lisbon
1850: Buenos Ayres 11G.1O: Rome 1880
nnCCnT yndTEn EYCUAGHL, C,tTrJ
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RAILROAD BONDS.-Market steady. Total
sales amounted in par value to $3,3SO,0D. The
more important dealings were in the Atchison
issues Baltimore and Ohio issues Brooklyn
Rapid Transit 5s Central of Georgia issues,
Chesapeake and Ohio 4i3s. Kansas and Texas
DDS Fort Worth and Denver City lists. Mis-
souri, Pacific 1st consos and trust 5s. Lake
Shore 3las. Michigan Central 3Ias. Northern Pa
chc general lien 3s and prior lien As, Reading
AZ. San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. st. Louis
Southwestern issues. Union Pacific As. Union
Pacific Denver and Gulf lists, Wabash issues
and Wisconsin Central LIST receipts.
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on THE SORRENTO COURTS

Sorrento. Ne. Aug. IL (SpeciaD-In the Maine
State championship tennis tournament to-day
Hackett the Yale champion. bea; Gross. OF Brown
three straight sets in the final round Of the singles
and earned the right 10 challenge Paret. the State
champion This challenge match will be played to-
morrow morning and the chief interest Of the week
A centred In the result The chances for victory
are considered about BY the experts here In
the doubles Paret and Davidson carried on nrsi
.honors, after a stubborn fight In the final round.
Williston and Marvin forced the Southern chaW-
mons to deuce and vantage In every set. and in
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ENTRIES FOR NEWPORT TOURNAMENT

ENTRIES FOR NEWPORT TOURNAMENT.
Newport. Aug i2-The drawings for the egn-
teenth National lawn tennis tournament TO De
PLAYED at the Casino next week. were made TO-
day There are hfty-three entries. including ware
Whitman Paret Fischer G. l.. Wrenn. Budlong'
r Stevens Talmadge. Carleton. Davis. Hackett'
Wright Ward Forbes and Little. The doubles be-
tween the Eastern and Western champions VIII be
played Tuesday morning. the winners TO play ware
and Sheldon for the National championship.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Aug. -. p. m.-The market for
American securities ruled dull and inactive all
day. with the trading professional The closing
tone was dull. Last prices We're Atch'son.
jas: Canadian Pacific Sc: ST. Paul. JOSH; Hi
nois Central. 1124; Louisville and Nashville,
51as: Mexican Central new 4s 81; New-fork
Central. 1874 Erie, 14as: Pennsylvania. 6li.;
Reading 9i1: Erie first preferred. 31S4 Mexican
ordinary. 20 and Grand Trunk. ~.
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PHILADELPHIA. 5: ST. LOUIS. 2.

Philadelphia Aug. 12-Philadelphia defeated ST
Louis to-day by timely hitting. Piatt and Taylor
fective when men were on bases. Attendance.
1.119. Score >, -
tSt Louis ......... % Z
'Philadepha ......0 . I-5
Ratteres-Taylor and Sugden: T1att and Mcfarland
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equal to the occasion each time and pulled out eacn
SET nv close scores The days scores follow:
Championship singes !semi-hnai round'-E" T. Gross
Final ro1nd"H II Hackett beat E. T. Gross. 6-3
rs 6-3 - -.
Championship doubles FINAL rouno raret a'ln
c. Davidson beat A. L. Wiiston and f. f. Marvin 81
Sc q ,,, 49,.
Consolation singles Mna. round,-E II. Marvin beat
A. A Canelle ca 81
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st LOUIS CLUBS TROUBLES.

St. Louis Aug. 12.-The baseball muddle took an
other turn to-day when William A. Kinnerk filed
motion to set aside the receivership and restore
the club to Chris Won Der Abe. trustee under the
second deed of trust a dav or two ago the Missis-
sippi Trust Company asked for a receiver on the
Ground that $50 900 worth Of bonds were In defaut
In both principal and interest. and that the bond
holders wanted their money. Now MI klnnerK
who came in as creditor. asks that Mr.. Mucken-
fuss be removed and the order appointing him be
vacated.
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HlUTHORNE CLTR Not INTIMIDATED.

Buffalo. Aug l2-Charles NJ Wilson. manager
and secretary Of the Hawthorne Athletic Club said
this morning that the club would continue to make
prepa rations for the Corbett-McCoy contest re-
gardess Of the result OF the ministers meeting yes
terday at which letter was read from the SheriiI
declaring his intention to stop the fight. Antici-
Mating lust such a fuss the club had secured the
hest legal advice in New-York and Buffalo. ana IN
no instance has the club violated the law nor does
Il intend 10.
(For other sports see page eighth
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

AT Arentown-Allentown. II; Newark. 0.
At lancsster-I.ancaster. /, Paterson. o.
AT Kansas City--MinneapOlis. .. Kansas city. =
At Observation-Disclosures q indianapolis. o.
AZ st. Joseph-St. Joseph. 2. St. Paul, o.
Columbus-First game: Columbus. 10; Detroit Q.
Second game-Columbus IL: Detroit. :.
AT Utica-Utica &: Rome. g. -.
A Cortland-Frst game: Oswego. 8; Coruand q. sec
ond game: Cortland ~. Oswego. H.
Al Montrea-Ottawa. IA; Montreal T.
Al Wnkestarre-W i.kesbarre. :. Providence. g.
Al Toronto Buffalo. 3; Toronto. a.
AZ MansfeId-Mansheid. /. Springfield. j.
Al Grand Rapids Youngstown s. Grand Rapids. T.
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BOSTON. 9; CLEVELAND. 2.

Boston. Aug 1.-THE Clevelands were outpiayed
to-day at every point, and but for nome run IN
the FIRST inning would probably have been shut
out The Bostons played with great dash. While
the visitors made a number OF costly errors. wal,
lace and Long both made sensational Ie1t-hailu
stops on swift balls while Young helded MS po-
sition In fine shape. Attendance 1000 score:
r. II. r.
Boston ...........3 xS
Cleveland ........2 "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bergen. Young and OConhor.
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BROOKLYN BEATEN BY CINCINNATI
-sRo1I.F,Y- DODGERS FIELD POORLY AND FAIL ~
Lit ppr,1rENsTI,IN EFFECTIVELY.

HIT BRE1TENSTE1N EFT - IT ' Iii
The Brooklyn club yesterday began It's maj
series at home with the Cincinnati club Althoush
the trolley dodgers had plenty OF vim ana HE IN
their preliminary practice work they did not pay
brilliantly when the real test came. Ihey were
unable 10 hit Breitenstein with any degree Q!
enfecf and their field work extremely poor at
times The Brooklyn club has suffered defeat by
marrow margins probably more times TINS season e,
than any other club in the League. but there Is no
reason why the team should not play better and
win oftener.
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IMPORTS or DRYGOODS.

PORT NEW YORK.
Veei ending Aug II 1896 1897. 1898.
Entered no S22piO+4 Sl2I30J1 Sl36f I32
Thrown n N" market. . l160s s13 fSS 1881. 4s9
Entered ., The $40 7a 2o3 500 7so5i5 SIS SOS s3s
Thrown II +p+ I2s Fl f9S.2IS s.G4I.I@s
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A QUIET DAY IN STOCKS.
SMALL CHANGES IN PRICES.
RAILROAD EARNINGS GOOD. AND OTHER
CONDITIONS SATISFACTORY.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from thursdays
quotations were as follows:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES Money on call IA per cent.
with exceptions n; ii2 per cent. Time money
81. per cent TO- sixty days per cent FOR three
months. 3 per cent for four months and 3i2 per
cent for six months. Commercial paper rates
were 3I.6i per cent for the best rames for all
periods and above for names not 80 we'll known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market firmer:
actual closing rates follow.
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Earned rlns-cncinnati. Stolen hases-Smith NC
Phee petit Two-base hits-Smth. Beckley Ihref phse
h-IAchance. Double plays-Iianan ana LaG hi,.
Kennedy MACON and Iachance. First base on paiis
on Kennedy Q Struck out-By Kennedy. !; by brei'en
stein l. Left on bases-BrCnklyn. u; Cincnnat' J.
Time OF eame-l:45 Umpires=isynch and Andrews
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NEW YORK


Stolen bases-Ternan Davis. Doyle. Two base NJ.
Mccormack Three-base hit Mertes Double , "a
S,,eason Davis and Joyce: Dahlen and EVert' lso
Tcyeritt First base o. has-Or Ruse = on s
a hi; by pitched ball-Meres, Warner caaSar
Jrf, on hases-New- York. :. Chicago TO- Time OF sa
-o:lO Impires Emsle and Hunt
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BASEBALL.
GOOD LUCK ENABLES NETWORK TO
BEAT CHICAGO
THE HOME TEAM OCTBATTED MORE THAN TWO
10 ONE BUT THE ORPHANS FIELD POORLY
THE TEAMS CHANGE POSITIONS IN
THE PENNANT RACE.
y.EACrrE GAMES YESTERDAY
STANDING OF THE CLCI

New-York !: CHICAGO 3. BROOKLYN o. .lncihIt, =,
Boston, S: Cleveland . IPhtadepha a. 81 L'u's' -
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
OF two days ago. compared with the last pre-
ceding statement gives the following balances:
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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Actual cash
outstanding Ger
tifcate5 Sxos SoJO3R &2t2 O93. 1874
Deposits In Ma
tional banks 90 0J6 722 50 s0s,a5< Dec PAT .GS
Available cash &320O SIG 1921 900 2s8 Ino ST. Az
Minor liabilities. 6s<67OIo o. 12l Inc. 25s Gis
Act, cash bal s2GJ 5s4 TAI t287 785s7 g. e27 sea
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs re-
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS-Sales S251 900 3s
(when issued at 10f7s a1O5M Final quotations
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
(Oric,al 10 New-York State Commissioners)
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BOSTON STOCKS.

'EI dividend. Nominal with interest.
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CONCEAL New York State Coruriss'oners)
Quarter ended June 30
Gross earnings 81 Sf5,ss' Sl'.3 40 St'.on
Operating expenses i3sS545 l3'12'5 iSl9 81
Net earnings Stoo.fs socoie st-avs
First charges 3s2io' oSo'~fo @o-Vs
Surplus for quarter. s74os5 1888 sla0'
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BOSTON AND MAINE
CONCEAL 10 Massachusetts state Conmis,ioners)
Quarter ended June 30
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-06-23
Base Rall.

The Woodbury. Country Club met their
first defeat last Saturday afternoon at the
hands of the P. R r. team of Phila, who
defeated them by score of 3 to l.
Both pitchers did excellent work. Nc
Fetridge had the advantage as only two
hits were scored off of his delivery, and one
of these was the result of a mis-iudged fly
by Mills which resulted in two-base hit.
The Woodbury. boys are credited with four
hits off Kerwin. The error column tells
the rest, Woodbury. having five, while the
visitors have clean error column.
Woodbury. was the first to score in the
third inning when Van Hart went to first
on balls, steal and sacrifice by Reynolds
placed him on third, scoring on McCallions
two base hit. The p r r. team scored
one in their half Of the third. Cunning
ham let Kerwin's grounder get away from
him, Pedrick hit one to Van Hart who
fumbled it and Kerwin was on third He
scored on Fritz's long fly to Lacier.
The visitors won the game in their half
of the eighth when Kerwin reached first on
an error by Van Hart Pedrick sent
long fly to Mills which he misjudged and
Pedrick reached second, Kerwin tried to
score when Fritz sent grounder to Van
Hart, but was thrown out. Pedrick and
Fritz scored on CunniDgham's error and
passed ball. That closed the run getting.
Following is the score
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-06-23
West Jersey and Sea Shore Railroad.

On and after MAY 4, Is9S, trains will
leave Woodbury. as follows
For Philadelphia, 5.54, 6.s4, 727. 745, 756, $780,
~ 1890 81 TIA M lSs Is sCo
p. M. Sundays, 927, S.45 a. m, o., SOS, 5.46,
$40, 11.05 p. m.
For Swedesboro, 652 84s, 1135 a. m. 2.e5,
4.S5, GIL, z 05 Sundays, S.52 q. m. sol D. M
For GlassborO $50, S35 846. 1904, 1872 a. m.
II 81, 3.Z7, 343. 353, SOB, 5.27, 5.44 3d. 7O3,
6US, lo.47 p. m. l2.l7 a. m. Sundays, g. IS a. M.
sap. IN.
For vneland and Millvflle so, 46, a. m. Il. SO,
. AZ, 544 7.O3 p. m. Sundays, 8.35 a. M, Esq p.
m.
s.S5, 926 a. m.
For Atlantic City, s46 a. M, 3.43 D. m,
Sundays, 1856 a. m. 5.32 o. m.
Fer Maurice River and points on Maurice
River Branch, 8.46 a. m, Q2.33 Saturdays only.
5.44 Sunday 5.3s p. m.
For Sea Isle City and Ocean City, 8.46 a. M
o43 p m. Sunday, 26 a. m.
For Salem Via. Swedesboro. 652, S.4s, lbs
a. M. 2O5. 4:35, I'll. Sundays $50 a. m, 6.O4
p. m. Via. Glassboro 6.46 a. m. asa p. m
For Bridgeton. 6. so, BAG, a. M IL. SO, 1858, 5.27,
s,3s p m. On Sundays. S.35 a. m. s. 30 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Pbila. for Woodbury.. 90 500 $40
$50, HOO. 1900 a. m. 1870, $50, 20 $50, 410
4.30, 500, CO. $40. 500. 6.30 30 500 TO- 49, IL as
p, m Sundays, 500, s.15 a. m. 1870. 500, $50,
1000 .. m.
Leave swedesboro for Woodbury. 52S, 100
o.ll, 9S9 a. m. 1888, 446, 6.22 p m. Sundays $50
a. m. 453 p. m.
Leave Glassboro for Woodbury., B.35, 6. 10. zOS
7SS, 732. 6.46 $40. 1l0G m, 1s.46, r. So, 342
4.30, 52l $40, 625 6.54, 1915 m. Sundays, s26,
q. m. 5.s7p. m.
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Observation-Disclosures.

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n r L;ns'.or,sn nh;ch ~ d"nht nooseS .
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al "A'' W 'ns p'''S'on 'AUeA e"''e' ~
Md - anor ooo,- - "a, .ba bravarv -
81. e. - : :. ossui - - 4,,.a,. a. :
orjeaI af 1910. ~, aIa H. of 80 -
sat;Uas -. os.,.;sed ~ tSat i;..Ia 60
,,,-,,,,, 49, ~ ~. go 80 WI,
~ ~. 49,, ~ ~ :. 1000 .ah 49,
ore conrara 0 - ~ 3 T,bs Luow ahont
n prt tbe -, me- Taffart, hos oil -
recon,nsaaS H. a,1aat saoa co,,riad viii
q gantIa raa,,nar ,.h;of, ,osi- a. - aosv fo-
har ra,s hrothars 80 s;stars and oo,s; in
and onrts - ,r,a,,;r,a thsu hove alwoys
known har y -n"s
Now said We congratulated the bride
and groom INIT We didn,t II isn't oood
form won know n Congratulate. the bride
von know Rnt wonder whvp
Ia il becanse in this dav Of the /" new
women lis a mooted question as to
whether husband ia a help or hindrance !?
ANYWAY il does seem that the groom is a
poor. neglected piece Of humanity. and
vet wedding wouldn't be of much &C.
count without him. But they just say
" the Ornom was drasaed in the reunlation