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Gltrttpns and afltttinas.


MOTION Ia hereby given that tho Annual Meeting
OF the Stockholders Of the stock Quo alton Tefu.
graph Company wall be held on Wednesday. Decem.
bor 8. 1891 at ~ o'clock noon. at the office OF tho
Company. ID Bread ST., Room 81, New York City,
for the election OF Directors for tho ensuing year
aud for suoh other business connected with tie
affairs OF the Corporation a. may DO presented for
consideration.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED at IL NJ,
November as, 1870. WILLIAM II. HURST
New York, November 10. 1899. Preside Mt
JOHN J. RALSH. SECRETARY.
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lh,iaenas and Antersst.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Ii Broad st.. Now York. Nov. 18th. 1899.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day de-
l. olared asrmi-1nuu2 dividend OF ONE AND ONE
HALE n 70 PER CENT on the Capital stock OF this
Company payable on and after Decent her LIST, 1872.
1T the Office OF the Mercantile Trust ompany, No 1870
broadway. New York. u tho sto khOider- OF record
viii eioss 81 81. oss Of The Union TIp,t omsDy
Pc; 10 BrcAdway; NoS York. TUESDAY. Nov eist.
Saturday. December I'd. 1892 At ten O) o'clock A. NJ
JOSEPH HELEN, Treasurer.
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NcG,,.rn Score. n Doub,. Knockout.

CHICAGO. Nov l@.-Torry McGovern. bantam
weight champion OF the world. sustained his
right 70 the title by knocking out Patspy Haley
Of Buffalo and Turkey Point" Billy Smith
the hilaiephia crack. in the same ring a.
Iattersalis last night, Haley went OUT after
! minute ami 80 seconds Of fehting in the
first minute 81 tn. third round Both men
were tut TO sleep with right hand swings on
the point OF the Jaw.
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Shamrock Reaches Greenock In sixteen
Days.
sp,-ar cab,> D,ipdiss 10 tn. srs.

FTT7tII 0dOEr I7'IUuTtH 70 HH FVN
GRIESocK. Nov. 2O-Sir Thomas Lip'on's
yacht Shamrock. the defeated aspirant for the
Americas Cup completed her passage across
the ocean at midnight last night, having been
only sixteen days out from New York. She
made the trip over the southerly course and
experienced fairly good weather She arrived
under her own sail and anchored of this place.
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Rowling Games Tonight.

Ancr'--a National Central Fidciia and Monarch.
al - e 'ret uAuia Assembly Rooms alleys
hAri, IN lragur-tirovc Hill Washington an 1
Bnul"Naul, at Thum kahlsdorf alleys,
National League Berkeley, Harlem Republican
CNn and Dnoltte, a. STAIRS alleys.
column Lslgue-Prcmier, Hamilton and Puritan.
at SChluEsiugs alleyh
North side characterization. Hooker and Knicker-
bor kor, at Pumps alleys.
Arcade Head Pin Rive rdAlc l. RiverdAle 2 River.
dale q and Columbia, a. the Arcade alleys.
lnfer.Cluh League-AurorA Grlta vs.. Brooklyn Bi
cycle club, hnickerbocker =, c. vs. Lincoln club.
Hanover club ". Carleton Club Crescent A. &. W.,
Columbian club.
Brooklyn Royal krcanum League-OIford Coun.
Gil Atlantic Council and belong Council at Train.
or's alleys,
Brooklyn RoyM Arcanum League. sub-Bedford
Council, Lefirrts Council and Burnside Council, al
the Elephant Club alievs.
Kings County-A. n. C., Anchor and Pin Knight, a,
Lesters alleys
Pu:nam-AsrorA, Prosperity and Putnam, at Put
nam alleys.
Eighth wari-st, Michaor., Reilly and Adiron
dsck, at Millers alleys.
Arlington National Imperial, Corinthians and
hmorfOrt, at Bcrtnm Volts alleys.
Twenty sixth Ward-Manhlttan, Goodenough and
Atlantic. al Haller's alley.
Hudson County Lcague-Tasy Meats, Horseshoe
and Cable. At Haeflin's alleys.
MontgOmcry-Class A-Lyceum vs.. Progressive
a. Montgomery's alleys.
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g,npartuership 3lutifes.

WALSH, TALLER d CO., so Broadway. N. Y.
We have this day formed eo-partnorship
n tYai bqsness in stocks and bonds, EDwD pE
Stock Exchange. BEVERLEY ROBINSON.
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j. P. MORGAN & co.
NOTICE TO
STOCKHOLDERS OF
AMERICAN MAILING COMPANY.

New York. November 18th, 1889.
In order to facilitate ockhClders IN tho exercise
OF their night TO purchase bonds Of the Com any
under the terms OF its Circular, dated November
Sth. 1899. In respect Of shares owned by them,
but standing in the name, Of others, notice IL
hereby gtvon that transfers mad- on the books OF
the Company up to three O'Clock on Wedne- day
!: yembsr 22d, 1899 will he reoog nized With re.
spect TO such right TO purchase.
The Stock Transfer Books will be closed ct that
time. and rsopened At ten O'Clock on Monday.
November 27th. 1899. aud only stoekholders OF
record ct such closing OF the books will be con-
sdsrod entitled to take bonds under such Circular
CHARLES A. sTADLER, President.
T.. MERRICK, Secretary.
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During tho past week much progress has
been made In the championship tournament OF
the Manhattan Chess Club, Delmar and ST.
monsou are leading, each having won 5k each
Hanham comes next with I y games. The sur
prises OF the weeks play were the defeats OF
Eoehler by Weeks and Of the veteran Delmar
by Hanhani. The record OF the tourney fol-
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financial.
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
DATED july I. 1857,

Referring to our notice 81 p,rHm6er a. 1924.
", have 20 amour % thag holders " more than 40
p.r cent in amount Of the First Mortgage Four
Per Cent Gold Bonds u the Pittsburgh an West.
,rn Railway Company hayo deposited those bonds
with US IN accordance with the terns oi said
notice.
We have further to announce that we have made
arrnngcments with he R"orsaui alton Manager,
Of IN, Baltimore and OHIO railroad Company
whereby. IN case hoy issue any Plan ~ R-orHan'
izntinn OF tho Pittsburgh an! Western Hallway
Company prior 90 December -. 1899. thew under.
TAX. 1, give all our depr-.t,r~ who's, h'nlsshAu
mot have been sold g. them Tor cash stated IN The
next paragraph. an OPTION FOR least thirty days
after such Plan issued 70 tax" par and Interest in
cash or 10 have tner bond, included in tho Plan N
the basis u new sosnsiti,' They also agree that
the expiration ~ such optl0u. they will purchh's
from Ms for cash par sud accrued interest mp 10
the time OF delivery all bond. held by u In respst,
Of which the option 20 ;aku nos securities shall no:
have been exercised. -rTeclng 70 soil them sucn
bonds. II no Plan shall hty, bsen is1Tcl by thN
date the foregoing arrangements will continue ~
force thereafter until said REORGANIZATION Manager,
terminate the same by notice 20 II.
II any holder OF our receipts or cernAcatcs rather
than await such Plan desires aud snail "le't % soil
his bonds for cash thereby nsiny his ri ght Of elel
ton tAke either cash securities agtor I-su.
ance OF the planl said he, .sanVa,Ion Managers
further agree that At Anv ne prior to December
i.Isas and also thereafter until notice from them
to u.s. such holder may present his receipt cdta
cate at ONCE FOR proper annexation ~ such e!e;
ton thereon. aud that, at tho expiration ot thirty
days from the date Of such annexation. he shall
receive par and accrued interest In cash Therefor at
once surrender u his receipt o. certincste
properly endorsd.
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stores, Oniccs, Lofts or Property
Of all descriptions. whether YOU seek them Or
SUNS Advertising columns. 4 SUN reader
will always b" found a desirable tenant or
customer-idr.
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Horses, Harness and Carriages.

No better market L. open to you. providing
your goods are reliable, than the readers OF
The SUH-Ad1.
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The first OF series OF company matches was
started at the rife ranges OF the Twenty second
Regiment Armory on Saturday, The conditions
called for three men TO team, seven shots
standing and seven prone. 200 and 800 yards.
The results
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
tcsrtn..d rro~ ,,-,rn paosD

"S'''''''N ~" ''''
op,r. Big. Lov. c1os
sstss Nose. iAo. dL an ING
1862 wall deb sB 81. A2h 37A AIN
90 w.b I'd ......lOO 1908 100 looh
West I'm col 5s.lla IA ia la
ives, Shore 4s..ll3A ia ll3H ~
llwSYk agnl.. 7oh 7oh 7oh 7oH
2wNYh Pa ist"ll3 ll3 ll3 lld
lowSY& Pal inc. "a "a 90 20
i7e Wi. ia 4s...u ooN % eoH 80
3 wilkes EaiH.1oo loe 100 LOG
Total sale, Of bonds cpsr valued ii2.a2hooo.
SUNDAY. Nov. 10.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
E kS.o:,: Ts.soic@S 'ass5sSS Dec
Grtn. isaa9 ,gt%2S, Goo I Inc 7si44S9oo
Specie Ssss ,s sfSaiii ,tdiIssS" Dec sSSsSo
Res'vc .Isa4ii 900 slss se7. 600 In. tas5.eoo
Rs'ered isd2oo.2to i-t2p'.225 Dec. i.sHl,o25
Def. s2.7ss.95o ssia.o2, Doc. s2,47e.s25
The surplus u year ago was sl6.G073I5. and
two years ago. s3a.ios,25o
The i'm ports of general merchandise, includ.
w., week. Ir, were S. 9oa1io AGAINST SS.H7o6Si the
preyio,rs week aud SiO. 597. $40 'or N" cores
S. pending o+ w ;nl s oi % rd rear s o Which
slGa2i WHs sos1 mgs 70 ''2 sPTc 81 spSrs
y.
tai VI 81 l41.O 5'i against .lu3 tho previous
week. The EXPORT. 81 aprcie since Jan; hHye
7OT; atotal OF sG7. 7S2.S7n.
The official count Of cash in the Treasury
to-day compared with that oil last Saturuhy
shows; O.,
Gold coin and bullion s2-r sal .I4i t2b2. I7uITl
Silver dollars and Ouliiuu hdb2.lls 10 ISL.
u. s. notes. ..... ,........ lO|lH""l l',-"N'''i
OtherAssois, e'E demand ~ ....,. ,
Liabilities. .............s N.lA''l'o i"'s''"'-
Available cash bal. in. . 49,. 49,, a..
r'UlInr gold reserve oil. SHsH uts.HOH s2"s' l"N''"
Tin. attention Of the -tuckhOders Of the
American Mailing Company is called To tho
fac; that for the purpose OF zuhscr hing {" tho
isstlr uf honda trainers Of stock viii Ire trrOg-
nlzrI by the npany M to the close OF busi-
nes- on Wednesday, next, nj which time the
stock books will be- closed for the purpose Of
determining who are entitled to take the
bonds under the CpTnuanvs circular OF Npv. X.
Stockh0lders are also notified that forms Of as
siRnm-nt for Subscription rights mny b" oh
tanned at The office OF the company. ~ Broad
way. or at the Office ~ the Guaranty Trust
Company.
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All Columbia is bubbling over with delight
because her score, Of twenty-five points against
hn %Rsh MADE the
team only u week ago aud almost double
Yale's score OF some weeks hnnk, rs well as the
fully held her own with Harvard Columbias
game on Saturday proved that tho men have
aetorinsd The Tay ID The The Gorna' contest Thc
game scheduled 'or next saturday between
Columbia and, Cornell Medical Schools has
nam sanGGo Tes To- n%w PersSn the siar
centre, to come to Now York so soon before tho
Arrangements are being made 10 BRING the
Rush Medical School team OF Chicago hero on
the Columbia team:
mo-Ieoy. q. Williams. ieti Guard knGwlaa of the
Guard. Williams o. Le,a1d Stamford ftshi tackle.
spauldine Of Leland Stanforl right, end. Levy OF
Go "s'i Z tSS Sty Of Sc" YSrk sh, half BAY
SS o nfa sS sfs III IT,. Hs' d
- The tniNcrsiu ~ Me- ada. or Ransoino of Leland
stanford, II he can bc induced /, play.
The fact that Herschberger, the great ful!
bncs OF tho University " Chicago team. will
study medicine at Columbia next year. has in
nmsr,d To" men to beg,n At once TO form e
eleven next year
.iasts believe that the football management
has committe u grave error IN extending the
teams vacation over the whole Oi last week.
obsSnt and The three TIRE DAYS IN wSicE I pra e
was INDUCED in resulted In little good to the
team. II the Lafayette convinced Cornell
ians OF any one thing. II was that their
style OF play 10th offensive and defensr,ye;
Cornell team may and probably WILL meet
this condition NJ Philadelphia. With IN" arrival
81 Capt Starhuck and Coaches Lewis md
HauRhton tomorrow. the team viii under
inal game. On SATURDAY the team lued up
against the scrubs but their play showed only
too clearly that IN" louH rest had w'0kcuei
their team work and their ~ ~. Iual strength.
Dnly once was the Varsity able tu score IN rho
scrubs, and A. times the latter easily gained
their distance on the Var. u. The game with
Pennsylvania means much To- Cornell this year.
ant the uu'crEraduates are still expecting
that their team will win.
pcctediy hard tussle yesterday nGainst the
heavy Washington and Jcfetsun eleven.
ing their few bumps and bruises anI
resting up IL preparation Tor the last few days
81 practice Tor the Yale game. The Goa hes
gave out the following statement in regard to
prinretou'- MAY YESTERDAY:
The faults brought out most iorcihly In
yestcrdays game were lack Of team work and
an inclination Of the rush line "a charge
too late. The charges we're not sharp
enough and the offensive plays Were followed
up poorly. However. Their" were a few -purt-
when the tenn showed good form. even on
offensive play. but the backs It'll lacked the
unlt, rml'y Of action on the attack that makes u
scoring team.
Although the result At Cam brtig was some-
| what NJ n surprise to the Tigers, Ya"'s line
showing has not awcd them In the east. hut
| has simply i'm pressed the fact more iOrcibly
| upon them that only tho beat kind Of foot ball
! will win the game on next saturday.
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Treasurer Hsalsy of the Bay Ridge A. C
bend.

Michael &c. Healsy, Treasurer OF tho Bay Ridge
A. c.. and In his younger days we'll known athlete
died ut his residence. W Fourth street. Brooklyn, on
Saturday morning. In tho days OF the old. time
Acorn A. A. lie was power on that lively club's
cross country team and In general sports. He won
the ave mile championship OF Long Island and
various medals for his proficiency field and track
sports Ala special meeting Of the Bay Ridge A. I ,
.Hterdhy appropriate resolutions were adopted
tnnernl services will be held at st. MaryB Church
south Brooklyn, at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow
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Billiards.

Tho amateur billiard tournament viii he reraaiod
AZ hos"Ss' to-day. In the afternoon Pogg.nburg
1901 will meet Arnold to2O and in the evening tho
contestants Will bo Townsend (2ho) and Muldaur
.!21l These will he the last games for Arnold and
huldaur. the limit mon.
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Ros'yc .isa4ii 800 s1sa sn7. 200 In. tisbgoo
Reared 1885 200. 2bO 1t.2pp.22J Dec. 1921 .o25
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II bonds tpsr value,. i12.a2Aooo.
SUNDAY. Nov. IL.

The weekly statement of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
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wANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

wANTED-To EXCHANGE A FINE
upright piano. first class make, but
little used, for good horse and busSy'
Address =. Q. Box 241.
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DIAMOND PICK UPS.

Only eight hits were made off Keenan,.
Scranton's error column was cleo yes
terday.
As usual the ninth proved fatal to
Scranton yesterday.
Shortstop Nugent, Pitchers Goulden
and Conners have been released by the
Barons.
The Barons will retain young Burns
as Il general utility man. Burns is fast
and may be heard from some time.
Henry Reitz, father of Henry l.. Reitz
Pittsburg's second baseman, and Edward
r. Reitz, second baseman of the Sacra-
mento, Cal. ball club, was killed Satur-
day night in a Chicago saloon. He le-
fused to buy two men drinks. and in
consequence he was struck u blow which
proved fatal. Mr. Reitz died without
making a statement.
A little sarcastic this: Nugcnt is a
most promising infelder and it was un-
fortunate that he did not have an oppor-
tunity to show his worth. He has a
wonderful arm and covers lots of ground,
and think would make a splendid man
for Scranton-Wilkes-B Barre Record. II
Nugent is not fast enough for Wilkes
Barre he most certainly is too slow for
Scranton. There are seven other teams
in the Atlantic league besides the lucky
Barons.
Hughey Jennings has at last succeeded
in getting Atherton from Wilkes Barre.
At first Manager Hanlon authorized Jen-
nings to pay but $500 for Atherton, but
when the directors of the Wilkes-Bar
team refused this offer Harlon then Of
fered $500 and Second Baseman OBrien
or Pitcher Howell. The Barons refused
this offer as quickly as they did Han
Ions first. What Hanlon was compelled
to give for Athertons release could not
be learned. although the WilkesBarre
people wanted $1,000. and a contract pro-
vidng that Atherton gets a good salary.
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RACING NOTES.

London. May 14.-"Ford" Sloan, the
American jockey, is impressing the Eng
lishmen with considerable emphasis. At
the first days meeting of the Gatwick
races, Sloan rode Lord Beresfords five
year-old chestnut horse. Berzak, and won
the Alexandra handicap of 1000 sover-
eigns.
Riley Grannon, the noted American
plunger, is great admirer of Sloan,
and generally backs the Jockey with a
large sum. His admiration was some-
what shaken a few days since when he
became the lOoser OF sl5000O on Desmond
ridden by Sloan. Grannon was S25. 900
ahead In the pool when this unfortunate
mount occurred. He had previously won
large sums on Sloan. In three straights
mounts and was certain of the fourth
when he lost on Desmond. Desmond
was not place, and Grannon lost all.
The horsemen quartered at the Old
Gloucester race track are very joyful
over the news they received Saturday
that the three outlaw tracks at Eagle,
Carnegie and Prospect Park, Baltimore,
Md, will resume operations again in a
short time.
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PHILADELPHIA Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, May 15.-Wheat-F,irm; /;
&c. higher; central grade May, 7314c,
Corn-Steady; No. mied May, 3Sa3Sl4c.
Oats-Steady; No. white clipped, 35c ;
No. do. do, 33l4a3ic.; No. 2 mixed do,
32laa33c. Flour-Dull and weak to sell;
winter super, S2l0a230; do extras, S240it
2.65; Pennsylvania roller clear S3.00a$3. 20;
do. do. straight. 50 25a3 40; western winter
clear, $3.10a3.3O; do. do. straight, $33Da
clear, s2.sOa3.OO; do. straight, $S,5Os8, IS;
do. patent, $3,75a39O. Rye Flour-Quiet
and barely steady with ample offerings.
Choice Pennsylvania $3l5 per barrel.
Butter-Firm; fancy western creamery,
1Slac.; do. prints 2Oc Eggs-Firm; fresh
nearby, 1Sl9c.; do. western l3ikc.; do.
southwestern, 13al3Iac.; do. southern,
12lac. Cheese-Firm. Refined Sugars
Unchanged Cotton-1-16c. lower; middle
uplands, 7-16c Tallow-Steady; moder-
ate demand; city prime in hogsheads,
Lice. country do. do. barrels, 4c.
dark do. 4c.; cakes, &C.; grease, 2I4a3Ac
Live Poultry-Steady; fowls, 1ll2a12c.
old roosters, Sc; spring chickens. 1Sa2lc.
Dressed Poultry-Firm; fowls choice, 12a
l2l9c.; do. fair to good. 11lsc.; old roost-
ers, SaSlc.; broilers nearby CEai
pounds. S0a33c; do. (4laa5 pounds, goa
?5e.; small do, 1sa2oc. Receipts-Flour.
i50 barrels: 4500 sacks; western, 100
bushels; corn, 1900 bushels: oats. 1900
bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 1900 bnshels
corn. 5000; oats, 1900.
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AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.

The Dunmore base ball nine were de-
feated Sunday afternoon by the MinooSa
Maroons by the score Cf 1G to II. The
game was won by the excellent fielding
and batting of the Maroons. For the
Maroons, Mulroorey on third base played
an excellent game, and Craig caught in
good form.
The Maroons challenge the South Side
Eurekas to game of ball on Wala
Wahs next Sunday May 81. Thomas
Kenney, manager.
The Lackawanna team were hard at
practice yesterday afternoon at the Ath-
letic park getting into condition for their
game with the high school on Saturday
next.
The Crescents, of Pine Brook will play
any club in or outside of Lackawanna
county on the James Boys grounds Sun
day, May n. Eurekas dare not accept.
If they do, answer through The Tribune.
The Young American base ball team
defeated the Stone Avenue Stars by the
score of 90. Frank Klein, manager;
Charles Armbrust. captain; Fred Ions,
treasurer.
The Twlrlers challenge the Willow
Street Stars for a game Of ball Satur-
day, p. M, on the Orchard grounds.
]. Schroeder, manager; II. Stilwell, cap
tain.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Lehish Valley Railroad.
In effect May Il, 1899,

TRAINS LEAVE SChANl pN.
For Philadelphia and New York via -.
& il. X. r., at 6i5 a, m. ana 1908, 2,lS, d2'
Black Diamond Express, ana ll3O p. 1.
SUNDAYS ID. & H., LIS, 7.iS p. IN.
For White Haven, llazleton and T."
cipal points i'm the coal regions via Il
III, Il. r.. CAS- 2lS and 4.27 p. m, :
Pottsvilla CAS- 2.lS y, M
For Bethlehem, Easton Reading, II
risburg and principal intermediate g.
tions Via y. & H. r.. R.. Ga a. m, T.,
21S, 427 Black Diamond ENpress), H..
Sundays, ID. q H., ljs, I4S p. m.
For TunkhannoCk, TOwanda, Elmira,
ithaca. Geneva and principal intermedi
ate stations, via D., l., & w, II, r., sos
a. M, 1855 and 335 p. m.
FOR Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Mag
ara Falls, Chicago and all points west via
ID. & II. r. r., 1903, G.33 Black Diamond
Express), 7,4S and ll3O p, m. Sundays,
ID. & H., ll.43 a, m, IiS p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or LenigN
Valley parlor cars on all trains betWo'
Wilkes-Barre and New York Philad
phia. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ROLLlN II, WILBUR, Gen. Supt.,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
CHAS. S. LEE, Gen. Pass. Agt., 20 Cort-
landt street, New York.
A, w. NONEMACHER, Division Pass
enger Agent, South Bethlehem Pa,
For tickets and Pullman reservations
apply 800 Lackawanna ave, Scranton, Pa.
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Delaware and Hudson,

>, On May 18th 1899, trains will leave
scranton as follows:
For Carbondale-620, T.53. S53, 1913 a.
M; II noon; 1.23, 2.20, S.52, 5.25, 6.25, 7.57,
S.15, 1l.W p. m; 1.16 a m.
For Albany Saratoga. Montreal, Bos-
ton, New England points, etc.-6.2O a. m.
go y. m.
For Honesdale-6.2O 1913 a. m., 30, 52s
For Wilkes Barre-6.i5, I4S. s43, eSs,
1913 a. m; 1903, 1.23, 2.1S 3.33, 427 clio,
as. 1914, 1l.3O p. m.
For New York, Philadelphia etc, via
Lehigh Valley Railroads.&c. p. m, 1903,
l 2S, Az P; M; with Black Diamond Ex-
press, ll.30 y. m.
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, 645,
9.3S a. m; 2.1S, Ar p. IN.
For western points, via Lehigh Valley
Railroad-74S a. m; 1903, 333 with Black
Diamond Express, 10.4l, 11.30 p. m.
Trains will arrive in Scranton as fol-
lows:
From Carbondale and the North-640,
I.43, S.3S 93i 1913. 1l.5S a. M; 123, 215,
3.25, 4.23, 743 1888. 11.27 p. m
From WilkesBarre and the South-6.15,
I4S S4S, l0.0S, 1l.55 a. M; lis, 2.14 3.tS,
go 6.2l, 7,53, 905 1905 p. M; 1.l3 "a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Carbondale-9C5 1l33 p. m.: 2o3,
352, 547 9.53 y. m.
For Wilkes Barre-9.4S, 1903 a. M; 1.5s,
32S 5.43, 7.iS p. IN.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal. Bos-
ton, New England Points, etc. 2.23 p. IN.
Lowest rates to all points in United
States and Canada.
J. W. BTTRDlCK. G. +. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. w. CROSS, ID. p. A, Scranton, Pa.