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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06

Now that Osborne has an
nounced his candidacy for the
governorship the great question
in tie upper peninsula is who is
to be our next congressman. II
is a foregone conclusion that,
with Osborne out of the field,
Sheldon will be a candidate
for denomination. 1t is equally
certain that he will not have a
clear field and some go so far as
to intimate that his sailing in his
own county will not all be in
smooth water.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06
One of our contemporaries

One of our contemporaries
says that, while Pingree's
special session may not have
resulted in any legislation.it will
serve to place his views upon
certain questions forceably
before the people. Pretty ex-
pensive postage it seems to us.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06

Some members Of the Nation
al Association of Manufacturers,
together with the proprietors of
several large department stores,
and other philanthropic citizens,
who seem TO think that Uncle
Sam should conduct his affairs
to serve their personal interests,
are trying TO get Cogress to pass
a law admitting large parcels of
merchandise into the mails at a
low rate OF postage. Among the
arguments they present is the
fact that in Great Britain the
postage on parcels is 6 cents for
the first pound and 2 cents for
each additional pound, thus
making an 11-pound package,
which is the limit, cost only 26
cents; and then they go into
Mysteries over the great benefit
and convenience it would be TO
the plain people TO have such a
rate Of postage for the trans
mission of their Christmas
presents. The wonder is that
they do not ask Uncle Sam TO
carry their packages for nothing.
Let us see how this would
work. To begin with, our
postal service now has a deficit
Of some So, 900, 900 per annum
for operating expenses alone,
and il TO this be added the appro.
priations for new post.offices and
new equipments. with a reason.
able amount for depression in
value and wear and tear, the
deficit would probabably amount
to $4,000, 600 or more per
annum.
Who pays this shortage?
Every school boy knows that
If Uncle Sam does not sell
postage stamps enough to pay
his postal expenses, he must
make it up from his custom
duties. or from other internal
revenues, SO that the people pay
the Governments deficit, which
forms the profit going into the
pockets of a few large business
houses who are in position to
work Uncle Sans machinery TO
their personal advantage.
If a woman in Oklahoma or
Oshkosh, or any other out.of-
the.way place. can get new
dress, or ten pounds Of tea, or a
boys suit, on pair Of shoes, or
anything else that her family or
household uses in New York,
Chicago or st. Louis, or any
other big trade center, at an
expense of 26 cents or less for
postage, will she patronize her
local storekeeper?
A cheap parcels post means
sure death to the country mer-
chants, q blow to every little
country village, and an
enormous reduction in the
business Of regular iobbing
merchant. and all for the benefit
OF a few mercantile aggregations
that are not satisfied TO corral
all the business within 100 miles
OF their establishments, but now
want Uncle Sam to pay delivery
charges on their packages SO
that they can capture the retail
trade of the entire country.
If we are not very much
mistaken, the million or SO of
country merchants will have
something to say before Con
gress passes any new postal laws
which would inevitably drive
these merchants out of the
business. New York CONNER
cial.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06

To make them go fast will give away with every
Mans Overcoat or Ulster 500 Hat With every
Suit fine Cap. With every Boys Overcoat
Ulster nice sweater With every Boys Suit nice
Cap pair of Mts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05

sa T s was s so9sIderabls
ciined yesterdays on disappointing London
ad F FfSp 9naE ws ss SEE
e No foundry sg6 WAS quoted nomnay at s2as2s
bid and 81 72iz asked spelter however ruled shade
sellers closing the basis Of s 50 s. g asked
The brokers' price for lead was 81 10 and for speler
,MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs--Both markets were quiet
No changes in quotations the situation developed
Sisc: fsi itSisc sod 2esase Prme sos $s3 New
Common l7gise fair. l8ai4c: good. l5q 5c prime 2oq
r. asaPsss Rss 5s?sy y
arm ns a12s was 'f @
81 q4d; London I'd; Glasgow ID asked June
Artwefp Id Hamburg Is pfenhss Rotterdam Sc Ms s
Amsterdam Sc Nay cotton 10 Liverpool 100 n, 25c
os > oil was little stsadisr in
was no change howsys in the price level Refined
ea m WE oha about S So o. t
a 6e IS go sS S. and in 9u Sc 30
81 To- Sotonseed oil prime crude bbls, 35c prime
IN tier grades nominal prime white soaic p@e w
American boes Sae caea ras @ Wste ef n
SEED Oh aaSa &c dP a Gy Sps6sd a OIL 5 e an
advance of SOLO in hog prices but lost the advanes
que, without much change from the previous night clos
for SATURDAY 1900 city had
fS Sa sns omaha n GS s4as Co. saG c ea2ee a ASS
-. BEEF-ouiet and steady: quoted: Mess sIOQSio
family sloaSi2 80: packet. sl1GSi2: extra India mess
sl7qsis so BEEF HAMs.DuIl: quoted at $40 5oa
7lsc: $50 NJ Use 100 NJ 51sc; pigs. 7'sG7'se CUT
sGsi.c; 10 ~ 7sc: IL 10, 7isc: a NJ 71%c Picked
shoulders steady quoted a. Ie Picked hams quiet;
country. As as Isc. LARDsteady: quoted '3Jc.
Citv lard auiet: quoted 6.95c. quiet:
quoted: South sI5c; Continent. 765c Brazil
kees 35c Compound steady quoted City, csc: West
ern essc..... STEARINE- Quiet; quoted: Oleo 7isc;
city lard stearine. SC.
RICE-rhe week is drawing toward a close with trade
conditions unsatisfactory but with holders anything
discoursged Prices held well o ne
level Quotations follow: Domestic. O low
FAR 4c far to good. 4ls95c prime choice 5sa
5tsc; 5a.q6zc; Patna 4a4tc: Japan. 4%&q &c:
lava 4Il44%c; Rangoon. in bond. 2Q2i.c.
sUGAR-The refined market was very firm, and
of activity. though without able
change Quotations follow; Cut LOAF and crushed. 555c
NX 3. SOC; powdered powdered
and fruit powdered 525c Eagle confecsners' granut
Eagle graHulated gran
iisted 3 zoe: Eagle 10 cartons 10 bags . cartons
snd m haes of me granulsted Eagle fine gran
uiateG STANDARD srauulated and diamond A. 5c
sas,!s";,so ~ 81 81 m "a
l6 ASse A strong Asasssess pssYAasa tbs msIkst for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
sorrHERN corroN MAEKErs.

Galveston. May Cotton quiet: midding Ice: low
mtddng Ice; good ordinary : 1l-l6c Receipts, "a
bales; stock. IL 749
Baltimore. May Cotton nominal: middlinE. 95sc:
low middling. 7-l6c: good ordinary.
CENTS $40 bales; gross 432 exports to the Continent.
52S5; stock, 2.s2e
m sa 9S-1dc good ordinary. 1i-l6c Receipts.
l624 bales; Great Britain, 10: coastwse
40 sales, GO; stock. II ,sS5.-
,o Newt45eans May cotton QUIET middling. 9'ac:
ceipts 2ilo bales gross. 300: exports the Con
nent L6J' coaswise, 123; sales. Loco; stock lTi29l
Memphis MAY cotton quiet: mddng 92sc: low
rnddung 9tsc; good ordinary sac Receipts 3l bales
12T. 103.
81 Louis Nav cotton dul; middling. 97sc; low
mdding Lice; good ordinary Net receipts.
~ bales: gross. 1sI; shipments. sos stock 10 357
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. May 1. 1900.

NeW-Aork. May = 1NNU
COFFEE-The market for Brazilian coffee futures was
exceptionally duh. Only changed hands the
opening call together 500 bags December at 715c. Noon
found the without increased transactions.
Fo- the Of the session the tendency downward.
but conditions quite nominal throughout the session
strictly local character, and little
sales the reaching only .. $50 bags
cable Rio and Santos except
receipts these given at 5000 bags very small
warehouse deliveries United
the expanding scale raviag reached 9s02 bags.
he finally quiet unchanged points
lower. Spot Brazilian coffee ruled dull and heavy. cloe
nominal the basis Of 7S4c for No Rio. invoice
being &c yesterdays level. Stock
q coffee in Rio. I7l3oe0 bags, including l27500o bags
and 29S000 respectively.
week The worlds visible figures for May created
IifrIe a influenced market.
The present sight is 6.l44,41s bags a
7S.177 the The visible wear
GO 100000 bags in excess Of the present amount.
Of prices in the local market to-day
MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
ioioWlng are the receipts cotton at all
ports since September i 1Soa. ~ 49,

2io
St ye ses 9Sa af ospsFS u
9 3d. winter psght @ s c 60 Siae
E Tinsr s s. oSass
s6oes to fancy y Far
Sqo,ed Ki dried s. $S&s2 40 as to brand RHG
ER9 Thi ouo saf e eGs bT s6
Winter bran ssGsa 70 aT as zoo h. S5 20 e9 sq
IS S i hset bran III s ss o s. homn s OF
stories rom IT III Of chineh bug
day afternoon served give strength market
becansc of bearsh cabes large eentin To PITS
liquidation and fairy good weather news from th West
On The late upurn which left the partly sc high
speculation in general a better
f fe oo TaS ID sapPontmen shoug quite in line with
York with premiums abo T' tb an So'g b as Sw
1 as4a about nnts fifteen loads various
iSssenng demand fell to discount Of l.c under July
ComParayeiy little attention paid to
Western States es hf 70 i1St fhaf re was s3q ha n
hat WI viii n ma1e winter wheat the bears have replied
oas s he off d, 6hnGh bHss that claim about
Sush against rEeRns shipments ,a ~, to
500 600 bush last Since January shipments
The Argentine visible supply IS about 400 ooe 6Dsh smaller
m nova Ss sa Tse and hsayy shipments from that country
We're reported favorable but from other parts Of Europe
1Ish markets closed lover Paris Wheat ' and
oA--e points lower The feature however, a
decline OF IL points in Buda Pesth wheat Berlin
uhchanged to = mark higher. and Antwerp
franc lower Northwest receipts 800 against
% cars week and 173 last year Quotations
OF easn wheat ahoat basis were follows: No2
1Si+c; No / hard Manitoba. 7sc Northern Duluth
Ieac all first half May; No / Northern Chicago
.o1fc spot 741.c to arrive. .CORN-Agan a
large trade was done in the speculative mar
ket yesterday, with bear traders he
early developments but bulls gaining in
the afternoon Another
70 ABOUT 40 loads at all
maj rally. which was also aided by
oCnsiderahle short bought advance,
"flCl was most prominent late deliveries
ing unehanged and September 1sc higher while May
sc net lower Foreign news calculated
pF9e the tone OF the market for Liverpool closed
80 SD lower The Argentine shipments, although but
5000 bush compared with 1872 900 bush week are
they We're Advces from noints in,
timated that offerings liberal character
No corn closed 1850 elevator delivered and 45bsc
o b ahoat .OATS-The market for oats was steady
ana atout unchanged on cash property. with
ing sc higher; No . closed No
No , white. 30c; No white. 291ac: track mixed oSG
go track white 2Sd35c. No white
KY E-Market steady No l Western, No .
W Western. to9.c. both
New DIRK The ''Bradstreet's'' wheat
Tor the week were i53I020 bush
bush last week and 34Si,0oo bush a Since
July The exports have been 166o255Oo bush.
iS9 iia9cn hush last Corn exports the
341lol5 bush against 1920 600 bush last week and
bush. compared with 142. SOC 900 bush year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05

raw sugar all day Buyers eagerly bidding last
selling prices but importers held aloof shade
vance Final prices included 10 sc sS
trfugal 1ol6c for 50 test muscovado and 3sc for SO
test molasses The regulation cables from the
English market reported sugar in London quiet
and unchanged; Java quoted Us 1019d refining
lis Va Beet sugar firm. with a good demand
ported at unchanged prices; los SID for
delivery and los I'd for June delivery This weeks
mary OF the statistical position made by Willett
Gray, slows stocks in the United States Cuba
gether OF 2l2 tons, against 2s 692
and 3ll,32l tons last decrease 80 100
under last EurOpezStocks in Europe. l. 1872
tons against $4,000 tons last week and 500
last year Total stocks of Europe America 20I3
IONS against 20'5 1872 tons last week and 1879 s5T
last year at the same dates and 2i4419I
at even date of April last The deficiency Of
stock is now 6d 45 tons against deficiency II
tons last week, and of 56O23 December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 4-Cattle-Receips. 1000; steers strong
to shade higher; stock and active good
to prime native steers I5GS5 10; medium 81 10
ass So; selected feeders 81 25GS5 socker mixed $" 80
asa 10; cows $3as4 50 heifers. So 2Iasi 10 Gamers
So 25d$2 9O bulls S0QS3 %; calves 81 JO 50 20 Texas
fed steers S4aS5 % Texas bulls, 50 3ds3 10 Hogs
Receipts to-day. $4,000; tomorrow. l9Ooo; ett over
1900; active. 591Oc higher; top 50 4Ii2; mixed and
butchers 50 15GS5 49, good to choice heavy - 2ou
So AN rough heavy, 50 10aS5 20; light 80 O9nso ~
bulk OF sales So 25Q$5 35. sheepecepts. 5000; sheep
wethers IS 25aS5 65 fair choice mixed - 3olSo %:
Western sheep 50 25dS5 yearngs 50 oOGS6 native
lambs 50 50G$I 10; Western lambs, S6aS' TO- -.- -
Cincinnati May Hogs active higher, 81 22eS9 80
Cattle steady So 35Q$5 % Sheep steady 81 25gsi TO-
Lambs steady. 81 5oIS6 70 a. -n1s- 20
Fast Liberty May 4-Catte steady extra 50 ooaS9 20;
prime IS 3OdS5 So common, So 25lS3 so Hogs higner
best heavy So mediums 50 ~; heavy Workers 20 f9
s. 90 light So 2sas5 3d. pigs 81 SOFAS roug
IS 1874 10 Sheep steady; choice wethers - -0 - 30,
Common 81 50as3 so choice lambs. ST 2GdS6 3d. common
to good So 50qS6 49, veal calves, 10 mpS6
East Buffalo May 4.Recepts of sale and through
cattle sheep during twenty four hours ended at
noon to-day were: Cattle 10 cars sheep and lambs =
cars hogs - Shipments-Cattie. 40 cars sheep
and lambs Is cars: hogs - CatteNo fresh sale
cattle inG1iry moderate and feeling Calves
liberal supply and steady Choice to extra
were quotabe S6aS6 good choice 50 5OqS6 sheep
and lambs-Oferings. loads general demand active
and prices higher all around Lambs-Choice to extra
So asa so: good choice SO 40dS6 60; sheep mixed
"a S5Gs5 Is; wethers IS 25GS5 500 ewes 81 oOaSi To-
Warnings So 6OdS5 Hogs-Seady TO trfe stronger
Strictly heavy medium, s. io$5 10 good weight
Workers 40; light Workers, 81 254S5 30; pigs, so
roughs 81 90 stays. 81 I0ds3 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations LEO lower
on the basis Of Gao fr rndong upland and loo for mid
ding Gulf Sales Southern spot markets
Were teegraphed follows: New-Oreans quiet elac
MOBILE quiet at 95-16c. Savannah quiet 7-10c
Charleston quiet CSC; Wilmington steady 9c. Nor
fok steady al Csc. Baltimore nominal 97sc Memphis
quiet Al $3.50. Augusta quiet at g9sc.
The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent
To-day .-....-----~---.- SO4T 7so5
50 Tar this week 3d. 1870 81 $50
So far this 056 772 673e43 2433 SEA
Receipts OF the ports to-day for the week
compared with the totals OF week same
WeEl. asst year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

tr,,,.,,,, New-York. MAY 1900.
ing q export alive IS for City aushteTers and %
be sod Of when City s with exception
steady cows were quoted STEADY to a frac"r Io,Ssr
.das5 per 1N 100
COW at 81 20 There trade beef
gs private cables received Se late S
@a morning nnG q a s cattle 5fmg z LONDON
M Sa ssep tss5y at 1s S at & per
me from this d port 9ay o the usana for
company the Mesaba viii carry to London $50
OF beef for sa f as nd
s sg e a9 the kaasas S u rl; a n a GF U
j. Sham6eSg Son maT9 a the totals for week SSS
OF Great Britain with the exception of 81 cattle and 40
m an c% aS % chspgq IS ct s. @
= a $ 2 5a 90 s s + 90 a. 50 No. o d bos %
s. o Ga o M Sn at $ c c 90 @ n at ~ a"
1921 NJ at 50 80; do ll9s ~ s. 2' Is DO lse H.
bun, $50 n $3.50; i cow aso ID. at So .; % do
NJ s b So IS &C. Cos 7 s at q 7s % d So ri a9
"a DO ' g At - s. o DO GlS o. At dS $50 S
h. at a. d. Sos Y h. at It. So So a. 1913
ss&; do . r. $ s. i r. At sc : DO
s 81 at d. 81 $50 So NJ d a s So o at s. CO. do " H. a"
,,iS; "a 81 @ ,;s Is Sc os
n, $ ~ II los n %;
n, at s. o. do 7so n; At $50; do s. s.
H. 9 at So TO- dS 100 n at $ d al cows s H. at
do s4a III. s. 90; IL do s. so; do 80 NJ
YER a. 49, 55
ment Of 5oc over Wednesday's ruling figures The pens
Sc Is per 100 S extra prime do at ss 60 City
ss % at s t "a WITH ncs Of 9 the sass
at the outside figures ''-'
a. 81 50 5:4 IS S'f't 49, 81 Fiss "a
S. 1e n. at So e2a; 80 do, 11a No. at s. so;
= RF9 n ys & y; D. s. al 8 g. la0
! s s. SsFtis s S SSas r& &s'5 a. g st IT,
F2RR A9b ySfs g ~ s r. cars
cars o for city 9 eG and s f
Sheep were in moderate supply and prices steady
a msr bm sellers genesly rated prices steady
pens entirely cleared with the exception OF
s. 59as5 ~? 100 NJ few choice at s. G n choice
s. feW oW % s Pg1ns p rs "a lambs
icSi2iSc country dressed spring lambs al $3asG
average s. PsT 100 o is suafd
27 clipped Buffalo sheep 90 10 at So 12a; State do
i newton Z CO. ass clipped Michigan lambs n, 81:
63 ST 30; l3 clipped Ohio sheep. - NJ
Collins: 1ss clipped Ohio lambs 50 n. at 81; 25
Buffalo do H. 81 10 80 do 81 N, at 81 II clipped
Harrington CO.: 25s clipped Buffalo lambs 30 ID, at
8 Judd & CO. Go clipped Ohio lambs s. n at 81; 81
clipped Ohio sheep lO2 H. at So Isl Kentucky do dew
yearlngo. ~ ID, at "a 80.
H Harrington: 4so clipped Buffalo lambs. 81 N: at 81
shannon: go clipped Buffalo lambs. 80 H. at
81; 81 clipped Buffalo sheep, 90 10, at 81 80
] H Hume & Bro. SO clipped State lambs 20 10, at
clipped State sheep 49, 10, at % 90 ~ uIshofi
do, 116 ~ So so.
HOGS-Recepts 6 1.1S5 head. nearly all
for sIaugherers but car of tin Thursday
and few State hogs sale at the West Forteth-
81 wards Feeling weak prices lower. Prime state
hogs 6O@S5 T0 mixed Western quoted at
81 35dS5 45 Western pigs at S5dSo 30 country
6a7F4c N for heavy to light weights
Sales-S Sanders: state hogs 20 cd 10 aVerse, at
< $50 NJ, 81 90, tdte NeSter-
davl; Ito Pennsy vania pigs. 100 m. at 81 30.
Mcpherson & 13 State hogs IA lb, at 50 40
J. H Hume & Bro. State pigs, OF 10. at IS 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05

IS ad F1our-st Louis fancy winter steady Hops
at London Pacific Coast steady f3 5sGf3 15s
extra midas mess Iss 3D. prime rs Sd. Pork
ntn prime mess. Western, 67s I'd. Hams-Short II
to 10 10. steady dull: prime Western
uerces 36s 2d: American refined in pals 3Ts Cd.
yer nominal Cheese-American finest white. SIS
oa; American finest colored. firm, 62s Cd TalowPrime
city du Us sd. Australian London steady.
tonseed o-iIuIl refined: May-August dull 23s Sd.
Lentne-Spirits firm. Us Sd. Rosn-Comnon -
ieLroleum-Rc1ned. ND. L-nseed OIL ais Cd Bacon
dull; Cumberland rs 10 rib. 10
- 10 rs long clear middles light 20 10 long
GEAR mlddles heavy. 81 40 N. Cd
10 TO II H. 3s, clear bellies II SOS G ShoG
deres, square l. 20 IA 10 dull 3Gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIyIsIeN,

Oh A NJ. and $50 VI. Daily except sunday.
field; SUNDAYS only at 920 y NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices 11& 261. 40 and i216 Broadway. IS
Jnlon So W. 30 Columbus Ave. 81 West 12jth ST.
123th ST and 13Sth Stations New York. 33S I96
Fulton st and 10i Broadway f. n. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3Sh Street for New Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WestcOtt Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. GeneraI Passenger- Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05

+ Brazilian coffee is as follows
The statistlcai position OF Rr

COTTON-Speculative interest in unsatis-
factory and the market a narrow Fluctuations
for the session confined range OF 5I1 points,
taking the active positions; months scarcely
varied the opening call and few almost
entirely neglected II also small market to
volume Of business. Public speculation time
factor general tendency Of local sentiment
bearis cables disappointing,
larger than looked for. Opening
at decline Of 298 points; there further decline
points. hut the whole Of the market
Wall Street parties support for the
positions which checked the selling OF later
unsatisfactory public cables partially
by private advices reporting active quda
several large following improved
conditions in the belt of this country
Crop while conflicting, had bearish
dispatch from Fort Smith, Ark in particular exerted
bearish influence reporting increase of 70
in the acreage Of that country with daily improving
conditions The unfavorable reports (cold and soggy
ground chiefly from parts Of Texas and Georgia
being IN line with adVces heretofore received from
those localities prominent factor Of weakness the
hand the delivery Of 900 bales May
tracts partly returned 70 this port for the purpose by New
England attracted by the premium while the time
reports the cotton goods market growing
The market closed quiet decline OF
points According 10 Secretary Hester of the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange the total brought into
sight for the week ending to day vas $4,000 bags as
compared with 10000 last year $1,000 two years
and COCO bags in 1897 recount Of the New-York
stock showed discrepancy OF about 5000 bales this
being an excess over the actual cotton in store.
The Of contract prices the local market to-day
vas follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
lEHICH VALLEY.

etatOns Of West 3d. COrtlandt DeSorUsSe.
tPenna r. r FeTriesl
West 2Sd other COrtlacdt DesboU
Daily sunday sunday leaves IS Other
daily SUNDAY leaves 6b eSunday leaves Is
X sunday leaves 6l5 Pr. sunday caves SIS
t.6.55. 7.UO VI. Local EASrON.
s7.55, IS. =. NJ For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points faror and Dining Cars Con-
for CCal Brsnshest.
+.f1.55, 1900 Noon BLACK DIAMOND TX.
PRESS HsudsOmeSr world Limited SEATING
capacity Buffalo connecting with through SeeperO
Detroit Chicago. Dining service a
Lot NJ For WiLkES-BAIskE. SCRANTON,
f355, NJ. Coal Branches and intermediate
y'3.10, y5.2OP- NJ Local for MAJCH CHUNK
'3.S3. 81 NJ Chicago NesIfoue Limited For MAG
ARA FALLS points West Through Sleeping Gers Chicago
and Toronto
r.t.,Js 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
.s.5J. geo Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago
so PLAINFtELD and BOUND BROOK locals daily except
Sund's, "SS. SPA s+Ip 80. .6l - anu SO p
Iiesets and Pullman ace ounmoations az Us NJ - 80 ~ and
30 Fulton Court IS Bdwy and Annex station BTooksn
y Transfer viii call for and cheek baggage from
sesdecce through 20 destination