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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-Dc

= partment OF the Interior. once Of Indian Affairs
Washington D. C.. March l>bS. proposals will
be received by the Commissioning OF Indian Affairs.
II 10 WOoso. street. New York City, until clock
D. m. OF Tuesday. May L. 1898 for furnishing for the
Indian Service coffee. tea. rice baking powder
groceries, blankets. wooden sd goods
notions. hats AMI boots shoes crokery
and school books BIDS must he made Government
b nks Schedules giving all necessary information for
bidders Will ne furnished Application the Indian
Ohce, Washington ID. g.: Nos. II ID Wooster street
New York city. No. l'H2 State street Chicago. III tho
Commissa rics OF Subsistence, T. y A., a CHEYENNE
Ieavenworth. Omaha. ST Louis. St Paul San Fran.
cisco the postmast-rs sioux city Yanhton Arkansa,
Caldwell. Topeka. Wichita, and Tucson. Uli, viii
opened tho hour and days above and bid
invited to be present at tho opening ". A. JONES'
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United states Treasury received last
week from customs s317Gs39: from Internal
revenue 81 Ilgns2 and from miscellaneous
sources $50 100. making Il total OF S,.O'i,5tO.
against sGSj1 1913 In the preceding week. Re-
ceipts for the month. $7Osj.jGi; expenditures.
$921l 900: excess Of expenditures. S2,llo,436.
Receipts for the fiscal year to date. $3tS.ol2,-
515; expenditures. 1886 Ssh 1875; excess Of ex-
penditures. SSS71 $50 The Treasury's actual
cash balance decreased in the week 06O.
Receipts OF National bank notes for redemption
IN the week. S1.Oo971S against $115l.llo In
the preceding week
Saturdays Treasury statement compared with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09

a DvEETisEMENIs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown ONCE. No. 242 broadway
81 door north Of 3lstst., until clock ADVERTISE
nens received the following branch Offices AT regular
cor 2Jd ST 1872 oh ave. i2th-st.: Maoys shave
and IAN ST.. AZ Columbus West N
West 42i 9Th ave % East l4th-st; oJ7 Meat
I'D st. between 7th and Sth l59 East 4Ith 33s
yd-ave. between 10Th and nth sts O21 81 ave near
ciiS-st los st-ave near ssth St: $50 Save.
@sos 2dave 30 East 79h-st; Ion sdave.; sd-avH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09

London, May S.-The advance In the price OF
American securities which resulted from the VIC
tory NJ Manila was not maintained In the ab-
seuce cf details but they rallied on Saturday, In
cxnccta;ion Of favorable news from Hong Kong.
Norfolk and Western Wabash, Reading. Louis
VILE and Nashville and Atchison Topeka and
Santa F'e shares participated in the rally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09

that the stock market has changed from posi-
ton of technical strength 70 one OF technical
weakness
The following table shows the high prices for
q number OF stocks the day preceding the
Maine explosion. Saturdays close. with the diff
ference between the quotations on the respective
dates and the low price Of the year. made after
the Maine disaster:
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I1royoeGls.
\ NNIAL SrrrLINs ENK rNIrrn SrATL:S

\ NNTAL SUPPLIES FOR TNITED STATES
MAXINE CORPS. HEApQr ARTERS UNITED
STATES MAHlNl' CORPS. q Atli.RMNNIER =
oFFi,E. wAsnlNGToN u. e.. MAY : iS', SEALED
unli II O'Clock noon on g. jun. l''>. anG then be
delivered at Philadelphia. Pa. n'l Washington d c.
SEALED rROlO.AGS. f. IA % hi,. .fii o.. l,,,, ell
th- Office until y O'Clock i3fh June lSi,>
then De putlcl, opened t trr~nns and stationery
az Washington. -. c.. fur. .agadH work. raj ma
forage NJ Portsmouth. y H.. Rstln Mss Newport
L. l. Brookiyn y Y; Fhlaieuaa, Pa. League Island.
Pa: Annapolis. Md Nash.nst. n. II. G. Norfo.x Va.
Por, Roya. 5. e.. Pensacola. I'll. Mare Island cal
Bremcrton. Wash. and sitka. AlIsa. Blank prapornls
Specifications AMI other Information bee pualaal upon
application 10 the Commanding pHcr. Marine barracks
m" above named sntion~. standard samples 20
examined at this oGlcr. 1t LlcO south B.1,l Street.
l'hiini"phH. IA. Marine Mass.
y y. and Mare Island
the night reject all bid. and waive
ptis manufacturer dealers only
will be considered. +. |. DENNY. Major Quartermas-
ter. U. 8 Marine Cnrps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09
BANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES.

The bank exchanges OF the New-York Clear
ing House ard the stocks sold at the New
York Stock Exchange last week and for the
same week Of the preceding two years compare
as follows:
May o 80. May = % MAY I. 9S
Exchange. ~ s5<i Gis lGl 1921. 7IO.5i5 EIS74SG4
n, shafes soll ~ 729 49, sol ~ 24O3.2l5
Total sales Of stocks for the week ending
April 80 1O13O2S shares. agains; 1.12S,357 In
the preceding week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09

A DvERrIsEMEN'rs and subscriptions for The Tribune
n Uptown Once, No. l242 broadway,
ri door north 3ift until y o'clock p. advertise
mens the following branch oic.s at regular
until : o'clock VIZ. @Ji Nh ave. ..
23l 81. To- Gh ave. cor 18th Macy Wh ave
and li2 Columbus West bbth st, 100
West f2I g. ave. 92 East i4th 81 West
42d ST. betweep 7h and sth 100 Fart 47th ST. i33s
3i-avc between 10Th and TIih sts lO2j 3t-sve near
Clrt st. .Os ist-avcc near s0th-st TO %7aye near
sd-ave: 40 East 7oths L02i sdave 26Se sdavs
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

IrA1c Nov Nork. Whl;cha TeririnaI S0hth FrfTy and
rcut II Liberty sti,e.
.paiIy iI:Ac-p, sunday. tSun.ays
CHICAGO. "A n. Z. m. 'I2 Is night.
fi'if'7Sr' &C., :. - a. m. Is p n. $500 p and
.Ie.ii ulsit $50 a. m Liberty st. ony)
CINrlN&ArI ST: LoLis. 1000 a m 800 p m
WA~IfNtIDS. BALTIMORE, - ~. 30 90 tDinerl.
I'll -, n ~ Oniuer, .2Oo n'n.r % . lpncr). - 10
G)in~rl - 80 3, in and 'i2 Il night.
NORFOLK Ill 30 IA.
NEW ORLEANS Chrough sleeper). 49, p m.
All trains are illuminated with Pints, Light
Orlr.s li3 10 2Gi s3i 81 Iflwaf. 81 T. i4th St.
i27 Iowrry 800 "a Fulton -. HrrlMyn. While
hail Terminal checked from hotel residence
t. destination.
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WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave w. &2d ST. Station. ~ Y. as foows' Ans
10 M earlier from foot Franklin ST.: ,..s...
Ao;Io A. NJ Daily for Albany, Utica Syrecue cIsvs.
YER bunaio. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne 'o'''o' WV
land and Chicago.
OtUO p NJ Daily Albany Montreal Utica syraous,S
Rochester Buffalo Nissira FAILS Iofoh'" i'"''"
ci-vsland Chicago and ST Louis. . poch...
S:lo r NJ Daily for Albany Utica syracus. nnoosrX
yer Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto petro" e'e''~"~
Time tables at principal hotels and offices -.
Z. h LAMBERT General PASSENGER Agcns
8 Vanderbilt Ave-. New xoss.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR rHIrApELrHIA. nArTrNoRE AND wAsiuNo-
-

FOK rHIIApELrNUA. BALTIMORE AND WASlHNt
From 9 Liberty 81
Week day. ga SOB 1000 lI:3D DINING carr A. A.
200 $40 a. %, Dining carr 800 l.. NJ Il ~ mit sun.
drys. 43O. 1000 Ol 30 Dlning carr. \. 81, 100 "W
Dining carr 600 - NJ l2:ij mdt Additional trans
for Philadelphia week DAYS. \. NJ. ~" ioO. As"
100 900 y. NJ. SUNDAYS. 900 \ NJ. zoo I. NJ: -
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY, WHITEHALL, 81.
Week DAYS 10. 10 : - 10 $50. 9:os ":' Sor
1000 io.i5 io:45 HOS. II N. II - A NJ. l? i.s'
100 I2i l:tO 2H 2.25 25j. 3;25. 3.S. 500. -
49, t:i5 BPS 5:3S $40. 80. 80 T'@5 30 20
Q.iO o5i iO:i5 ii:tD T. NJ. i2i5 mlt Sunllys 80;
s.5, lO.np II 80 4 N 1900 NJ. l25j. 200 ~! -"
3:5s 40 4:55 5:a1 600 G.3O 7;2j 50 o;2". ''''
l0:5 4. NJ. l.. IL ml 1870, G,
Tickets and ,aror STATS AT foot 81 L,%rW ,S. "a.
whitehall ST il3 IT, POI. i3t. 94i l2Ni l32S Sro,.
way ~; 9Th Az 81 Fast lAth -. l,3 Ems. 10th ST.
273 West 2Jth St. PSI Columbus Az; Nrw 10" w,r
('onr, 81 $50 Fulton St. Hrocklyn: ~ nrndwa' WIZ
iamsiurt The y Y Transfer Co. Will call for AMI onS'~
baggage from hotels Or residences 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

The following is the usual table giving the
number Of shares OF all stocks dealt In last
week. the highest. lowest and final prices Of the
week. together with the final prices OF week
ago, prefixed BY the average price Of May &
1897:
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LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM

saiiOrs fo - West M n W"rn z ~. 'or'llnft q
Heshrofses -
'Indicates from West 23l - Other figures show
time q m ror,nGt Dr D'shrtssrs st
sUiIO. $50 4 VI daily lay '1tJ. A. NJ ~
EASTpN md Intermediate station
'7,5O. S:I5 \. NJ daiN fr WILKES iiAiitE :, RAN
TOS tw.ok lay~b. ITHACA. GENEVA RDfUESTER
Ir'FFhr<b NIAGARA FAT.IsS and the Wf anl princt-
pa. local points dining and chair car 20 NlHsio
10 lZ,lHl hnllv. ..celi Slnlly
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financial nlcctiuQs.


SPECIAL MEETING; " stockholders OF
Tho Morris and Essrx Mutual coal 80 VIII he held
AT Wa,cfl Hotel ihia.. Pa. Friday MAY -. sps be
tween fne hours - 10 and - IN. the purl,
-ir flnE Director. Secretary and Treasurer - ~
vacancies cuuse 10y he death x : ". trfrln anl
amend Ming yncancics
WM R.Pr secretary Pro TEN
rnrr- Ia Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09

A DvTRTISEMFETS ard subscriptions Tor The Tribune
~ received a Uptown Oflce. 80 l.2}2 Brraiway
north 81 O'Clock T. adv
M. uts ..iy-i at following branch ofo"s regular
OFF, o'clock VIZ ~ N'h q.
CIR 81 ~. l52 Gh-a'e 1911 st; Mays Oth-a
l4s Columbus West Vjh At, tr
Wex. -, near ave" ~ Ear' iifi,s'.. 81 West
42i ct t-twsen 7th sh ayes 1853 East am 13s
3, ave between 1Gh and 77'h 1895 % ave.
! 7os lat ave. s?,h- CO 81 ave- near
90 Rlrecker- at. 325 I,eeckcr-s
go Enst f9th at 0el 3l-ayr 2 Gd2 3lnve.
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA


ksfD ~ AZ ~ ~ ! ~ A88v Al
STATIONS foo, of Yves, Twenty-Five and Dec
brosses ana cortlanct streets. c...,...
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given below fos
$50 4: H. FAST MHT.-puman pars, P.r,sr c. 6.
H. .Islsf. i i''.iTit and Cleveland
900 A. NJ: PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-palIm:a
Compartment Sleeping Dining. Smohng ana opservs>
,ion cars For cnicaGo ceseand. Toledo clnc'nns'h
lssSf:''%a d lSG' sxb bs St LOUIS
?'tl'' % :Sf liSHSa'R ss'eef%
74% H. IT. 1864 fHff2' Ta:dn nxpRrssror Pits.
~ sr c'H ST. pA 49"rg %P s. LGg t. p,.surs an.
$40 :. M"MSiE xHb ESTnEss& rs@sa gyr.s
.''s' 70 3iiIIiiAGTotN AnD inh so,rIi:
ass 3 :' g. ase "; s: @ 81 resiI SO
nn% cs-. % ~ nHs & 10 ~ Dnas caD 80 SO
soyTTHT'RN EAILwAY-Espre's 40 p M i2oo night
ArTANrIc, COAST LrNr.-rvrrcss go a. and $50
six 5I5 Ei24 2I2 ~ Not5rE ss,
A1IAHrI,' clTY.~l:o p n. week days desbTosss, ~
>ain nuaS' Paror g Sars Passenger c,a.a and con-
9: Taosa 3 rS sslScesi sa4ay o;,
STREET sfa'on $50 1880 a. m. 90 $50. lilo p 10.
SUNDAYS. . 20 m, 80 IA. ~ IN 10 b.'sses ara
, H. '"''"EE' ron % rmiLADiIriii..
10 100 10 30 80 go $50 r.nrs. Lmit-ih
9Io Dining carr. go dining Gao. ii % n. m. l2O
10 . %. $50 40 40 Dining Catp, a." Dining
ta) $50 Dining : 80 D. II - Might
slndaya. & 10. 80 - so 92D 90 dimiiedl ga,
10 20 dining chr). a. 10 DINING can $50. 20
DINING carr. $40 Dining carr. ; 10 dining Car. 40
$50 >. IN. l2rJ riLht
Ti,tot oflices nos 4Gl pa. 1870. 1923 III and 2si
broadway, Ast1r iI,us-; West T""nty-third street.
Z fnr'lfnft
Streets Court Street 800 Fulton S'i~"' - b. adway
AMI PENNSYLVANIA Annex station. ErooNfn, Sfa'in n.
Jersey CITY Tn" New York rr nsfer Company Will al
for nni cheok hngglge from hotels and reeti'nccs
through 20 destination.
Telephone 'l274 Eighteenth Street" FOR Pennsylyan!a
KailrpHi Cnh ~"'ii0e.
J. - HUTCHINSON. J r. WOOD
General Mqrop.r Paas'r Agent
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DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. h
stutiOns I'm New York. foot OF barclay
md ChristOphcr streets.
yCSTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BCFFE1
CARS PI<TSCH LIGHT

Y,,,.c, rou,s ., NEWARK ~ nMFIELD NONISlAAlHS
THE ORANGES summit lernarosyi.lc nssA'ns
Rllg~ Madison. Morrison Passlic ntsts9'' 1yr
lon Dover sianhopc. NEWTON BCpDS LAX:
IKE tlOPATCON,i Hack~ttstown. slItool:fa
MOUNTAIN. Washington flliIl,lfsBuf' L-As'
Tr,S WATER GAP. STRDUpSBtRoi, Poeono AcuS-
,,tns SCRANTON TITTSTpN. WIl.ktsBAtSi.Iz.
NANTICOKE DANvI.I. SoKTliI Mi,i, X sg'
M,n,rnse BINGHAMTON. ONFpRll NOKWlCits
Waicr,iie UTICA. RIcHFIEG.D STRINGS Sor,,an.
o,DENlNG BATH pANSN LIE III ffAir0 s arc IA
points WEST NORTHWEST AND eOCTHWESI
500 A. M-BiNGIIAMrON NAH. stops a, pr'hapes
1000 M-oase Car, BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BIO
HAMTON OwEGO ITHACA. El.MlhA Ir rlrsls
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana Os"H2
ENTKEss. Pullman Falac" cars ton,sy o.. -
100 T. M-SCRANTNpN Nli.NESbA Rtl' and Limits
FXPirSS Pullman VuHet parlor Car -, .v,,
400 + M-StWANTON. WlikESBAhhE ANp fHi.~
OI'TU EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parior SN
t- SCRANTON RINGIAMTON. Ei.MikA ~.
FiID pullman Buffet sleeping Car. New-forx 70
Chicago. Dining Car west ~ huna'e, ,, s,..,.-,
$50 II Glaiyl-Bunalo Express. lhi.nisn ne.t-vS
,,r SCRANTON. BINiHAMTON ElMlRA, DAInI
MT NORRIS ana BUFFALO. arriving IN Dd'a'o .
$50 = ~ Dnlly,-Dv FFAIo SCRANTON - N1HA%-
TON ONEGO. ITHACA. ElNlRA, - IA ~, -.
UTICA and OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman huH~
.rI9'EfTS AND PULLMAN AC,)MMODATToNs q
Henry ,;arc & SINS QLmiteD. li3 Broadway - pan:
Nac. =. Broadway and oi2 iir"a i~ay IlcHs,s ~
ferry stations II, An cor 18Th 81, 81 We,
AMI broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving i'A
INF rration NJ all stations 49,. 49,. -, -, D.. IA
VEST, OFT EMPRESS COMPANY will call Tor ana
check baggage from hotel residence 20 DESTINATION
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Rnilroacs
~AMERscA's GREATEST nAiLRoto."
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER q. p.
rpsc ENID rnAcY TpllMv lluE.

THE FOUR.TRAGk TRUNK LINE.
"a HOURS TO nIAGAK, rails.
All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo; , ,,,. .,er,e and
i2i street. follows;
$50 Mf MP s4yAr ss'fg S SePsy L% III e1'u'
E Easss 1 Fs IN s se w' d p@s s
1 mGd to NIL r. f.a''S a SSt"fi'
"'4' Aibsny idea. syracusc. Rochester buffalo NJ
1876 T. FAIL M aS9 ffT' #h5np LIMITED
Due h @SSd '' $40 2 f N aeD ara f.
cs,"so 80 seSyng ana sa ppfGsg uS Gafs For
BuGalo and all important New York STATE p9 Pitt
100 rAao caf bay !N t5a@na n'
rs lnaian qsoy * x A. E an2 'E s
"'"" sundayI'r Garrison oWsst PoinO Poughkcep-
800 A'' a rhf sslloRr LIMrsp payI "a.
cev eS !a i5 to M n' Tcao va 100; chsas
a.: Tss1s ts at Sc G'T%%" s for
600 rN ETfR s:s pl nry c rHI 49,
G.25 fnI % %d mIRF:s EMPRESS payror TT
Platsburg. Burlington. Montreal ami except "''-
7.H Sd1S " Hbf Fl &i5"s sprAL Mo-
,real. Via Alisondack Division: and for Rochester,
90 "pHPi' M Nifa i XIII 81; M%
Hv ing va ' Lcn s' SSd FOR S dcfes@i uao ti'vs
'Sf'q,cIfi 9"i xFn f&ai' poyror
osdeasbgg qrao Nasa,@i I''!s S E,I~'' VIM
nlglt.-Mli1NfiUT isNl'kf.'-- fpr
r,,t,s Chicarl sleepcis leave BIB tain.
"7' ITAPI.I.M DIVISION.
no 4 VI and :,..S =. " only. except SUNDAY. 70
pl,,sn~ld sundays only At o." A. ~
wagner Palace cars on all i'gGh trains.
Trims Illuminated with P!ntsch Light
Tick,, and Wagner offices At Grind CENTRAL Stato n
80 s9ri az I,-onIwnv II Eas' !fl g. 92 Iro1lw1y
az columbus Ave. 81 Wes i25th s.. l23tn = S,'.n
49,, f4S.i station New York 33S and 700 FULTON ~
mi 100 roa',yly =. -. Brooklyn. .
Tal.rh, ne 300 Thirty eighth 'fr'et" for New-fo,k
f.,, CHI se-vc. fngearo checked from hotel req
49,. -, Wa-,o
I-TTr-S GEOpGr n. DANIELS.
C;oneral Superintendent General rpss"nger Agent
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PENNsYI.vANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
PhNa-leli h!a May , 1905
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS has this day
de- Jared a sEMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of TWO
AND ONE HALF PER cent 81 - per share) upon the
cay nl stock 4 the company. payable on and after My
g. 1895. & sharei li,rs a. registered upon The books
Z ta- ,"mgnny at - o'clock mon April o. 1895 All
dividend, w!i he paid ~ CHrQt T..
CHEQUES VII De- mnNs1 o. shnr"h llers gto hove
H.. PERMANENT DIVIDEND CRbrHS M f'.- NJ.
kDNr y NNlrN r-.-..u-.r-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY


Four tracks Ant 'matic Book signals
stations IN YORK .lo' ~ Liberty 81
AM South Ferry Whitehall -.
Trains leave TT u Liberty ST.
ON and after April TO- l>sN A.
For Easton. leth.rllrm Allentown Nauch Crurk 1cS
400 7i5. 9:lo \. NJ. d2c' VI - Eastonl. 1880 4;p *
Eas'on 5i5 $40 - East'r, = NJ; sundays. s'~
4 90 T. Fa>ton,. n NJ. 100. 5.'O. 600 +. VI.
Tor Niltesiarr. Pitfs,or. aNi scranton 400 v;l0 ~
NJ i:3D T. ". Sundays. 4:30 4. VI. -.
For Reading and Harrisburg AZ 800 4 20. 500 YIN
,r,rp Keaingl \. Nj i..' goo. 90 70 keass
us, f3o 800 6.45 900 & R"aiireD. T. N. j. 10
night. SUNDAYS +3o ul:3o 20 Reading a. NJ. ~"
100 5:3o 600 T. 81 II night. - .Sn
For SunhurN Irwishufr. tnd Wilnmsvor az t'c "a
p:i" A NJ. 1880. 900 4 NJ. sundays. 40 A NJ GU
l. Il
ALI-HAII. ROT TIE.
ron LONG BRANCH. 'EAN GROVE 80.
For Rel Bank Long uranch. Aslury lar&. 'Ceta
Grove. and points uth Point Pleasant, 80, .
uOl5 Rel Bank orlN. 1870 \ II. $50. 20 % ~ hei
Bark ouly, as. 10 5.3s G.i5 h. II sundays ,sto.ii
lnt.rlhcn Tor As'ur> Park AMI Ncsla Grove. v"
uO:i5 Rcd Bank onlNp. \. N, 40 = II.
FOR LtKEWOOD.
49, $50 ic:i5 4 NJ 10 $40 40 C5.3s Saturdays
oui,D. T. NJ sundays. 1919 \ u. "a
For Toms River inIr':.at i.ath and isrnssaN, 80"
Tor Atlantic city. vincard. AMI hr!lge'cn. $50 A. NJ
';3 l.. 81 =.
For Monmouth rench. s,eNtisht. and liishlands Of
Navesiult 400. s:3o. ll3o \ NJ. 80 l:i5. ilo. tS"
= NJ
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as fol-
lows with those OF a week ago:
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Dlpi0ero Notifies.


THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL. BANK
rs broadway. ScN York. April -. 1870
AT A MEETING of the Board OF Directors.
held this dny. a dividend q THREE AND ONE
HALE f3i.l PER CENT. The capital stock do
clgr~i payable Nay is. yroNino.
Transfer books will close this lay and reopen May 0.
proKmo EDWARD BURNS Cashier
NETWORK CENTRAL AID HTl SON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
Onto Z ~ TT a~urer New York. April 27th lsps
4 DIVIDEND Of one and one-Quarter per
\ c.n' he capital STICK u tho ROME WATER
TOWN AND O1pENsBrRi RAiTLoAD COMPANY viii
~ paid by ths New York Central ana Hudson Kis er
Rar,ad COMPANY lessee Wnder The provisions t,o
contract between no ,oWpani'sl. Tits oHlce
AMI icth lS"N go stockholders & record
the closing Il the transfer books April 3rh. is0s
l.. Y. ". ROSStrER. Treasurer.
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Adams Express .

An Cotton on.
do pre-. .......l
Amer Express.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09

May Actual snles. May April, No.
). High Low : 90. shares
lSS1 EFT. est Find l-gS noll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Third week in April
1897. 1893 Dineronces.
GO companies. so l''335 Noi@ 40 Inc S,3Glot 1913
10 companies. leross .J..N3 l'-c. -, ia h2
Total 10 co.'s. s. go 49, g. .J3 8O2 ssG3 p1o ~
Fourth week IN AIfl-
* companies 80 "a O15 STo31575 INC. 81 DO 542 III
4 companies. f@42 4,o.3'J Doc. 5000 80
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-10-14
Driven Out BY Single Tax.

In the Vancouver Register, the
organ of fusion, Leutenant-Goveno
Daniels insists that single tax issue is
not before the people of this state
Such reading of the platform, which
is pronounced a paramount issue, is
accepted by many of the fusion papers,
although since the commotion it has
raised has become apparent many Of
them, including The Register, are try
ing to make it or the people believe
that the plank does not mean single
tax-but merely an exemption.
The fusion orators, too, dodge the
issue, and are devoting themselves. the
one to silver and the other to criti-
cism of the administration of the war
However, the people understand the
issue, and many Democrats, and al
most as many Populists have been
driven to the support of the Republi-
can nominees rather than swallow the
single tax injustice.-Ledger.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-10-14
VARIOUS NOTES.

Woe to that man who has the saloon
keeper for his friend.-Ram's Horn.
Biship Clifford, of Lucknow, India, in
his annual charge to the clergy, pro
tests strongly against the onsweepine
tide of Sunday secularization.
Ireland spends about 100000, 900 pei
year for Liquor, and, as usual, they have
the annual famine on their hands and
are out in an appeal for help.
The economic loss through the non
productivity of 10000 drunkards is
equal to one Chicago fire, involving
100000, O00.-Newell Dwight Hills.
Deacon G. T. d. Paine, very success
full Sunday school teacher in Boston
Mass, has estimated that he has saved
$s,sS2.61 in 33 years by not using to-
bacco.
In Penobscot county, Me-, the fines
imposed on dealers who violate the
liquor law pay all the county expenses.
The fines are collected with as much
regularity as if they were licenses.
The police department of Taunton,
Mass, is trying novel experiment to
decrease drunkenness in that place.
The name of every person arrested and
convicted of the offense in question is
to be sent to each licensed liquor dealer
in the city, with a. warning that if
liquor is sold to any of them within six
months after the receipt of their names
the person so doing will be liable to a
fine.
The Canadian house of commons has
abolished the whisky bar in the parlia-
ment buildings near the commons
chamber. The senate controls its own
arrangements for the inner man, and
for the present its bar will remain
and will be accessible to commoners
and others doing business in the build
ing. AS Sir Oliver Monat, the govern
ment leader in the senate, lis a stanch
temperance man, it is to be hoped ere
long he will induce the senate to fol-
low the example of the commons and
close it's bar.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-10-14
Statistics of Crime.

The statistics of crime in 1896 do not
improve the reputation of the past year
as a dark period in our history. though
the record is not altogether unfavorable
by comparison with previous years.
There were 122 legal executions during
1896 and 131 lynchings, which is rather
startling commentary on the methods
by which the law is executed and de-
fed in this country. That neither
lynchings nor legal executions serve to
check the crime OF murder is shown
by the statement that there were no
less than 1862 murders committed
during the year. This is shocking ex-
hibit.-Boston Herald.