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The sun., 1902-01-12
ATHLETICS AT ". Y. u.
s. 8. Jones Again the Star Of the Track
Tcam-Crew 20 start Training.

General activity has sprung up In all
branches OF athletics at New York University
since the holidays. and candidates for the
gymnastic and track teams have begun
regular training Capt Adams OF the track
team IL desirous OF having the weekly con-
tests start In a week or so. The events.
probably three 'ea ch week, will all bo run on
on one afternoon As the number Of men try
ing for the team IL large no one will be ex-
cused from competing on the day set for the
contest. How the Banks cups are 70 be
awarded has not been decided as yet. but
they will probably be given for all-round
work The track team loses some OF its
best men this year and their plac Will be
difficult 20 I'll. A has been the case in the
past the sprints and short distance races
have plenty OF competitors, but men must
be developed for the distance runs. In
order TO encourage men 90 compete in these
events cross country club has been or
ganlzed and runs will be held every week
In the field events the team will be well repre-
sented $ s Jones will be the particular
star and with him will be associated A q.
Anderson. the pole yaultfr @ Many prominent
Interest has been aroused In the proposed
Intercollegiate fencing contest. and although
recently organized It Is probable that some
$u$ 3 =" Ssidi5s 1: rsssi9Siy iPs ia
men The Officers Tor the year are: Smith.
'Ol. President. Cabalero, o. Secretary
Agramonte, 02, Sergeant at Arms.
The programme for the triple gymnastic
exhibit Ion with Yale and Princeton Is almost
completed and will be announced shortly
CAPT Brlcher Is keepinS he men AT work
regularly and there will be no let-up until
the day before the exhibition Some changes
are expected IN the team since the exhibition
last month -
WORK for the candidates for the crew Will
begin within a week now. and Commodore
Bai - will have fun charge Of all the arrange
meuts II the crew Il "A success q bOathouse
will be- htted up az University Heights Com
modors Banks II not prepared a. yet To outline
his plans. but the detail, will be decided
upofl shortly
The sun., 1902-01-12

Tha ys,oo ana Ni.sissipps Valley Railroad
renoTts gross earnings ior November of
s,is .sg sn iuctense of $50 .se a. compared
s.t,G - am. moUth oi ~. provtots ysqr
and net tasslll. an Increase of ss,5us Tor
safnlnss werr az .h'dess Ss.Sand,pS ~ 'p
~. .,pp 49,, io,,. y.at and ~, ,sis 49,
l"it"l y. - Yes ~. 49,
a u"frss@ 81 '''"'' -
The AUantH 'ohs' iIhe iAlHosd Is'1ils
sro,, ,ia ra,f o 90 HS's, ss sa"p,rsd srI % ~
same month of the previous year nnd pet
~ 100 9o.i'Ss ,,d.' .srnin,,.
%sa' @slS ,is,s. s1Sss az SI iSorsi.s q s5s -
pared With tic o.fTssp.ndius period %. On"
sfGs,ol, ssi,.sii, year aud net ''''''' '''''"''
Th. Toledo Peoria and Mc.'rrn haii1oad
III. q dsasiss ~ fgl'l a. oomi.r'd vltl,
-, ., IN cs'- "i \. 80. ,o!. %. ..ls.. s y.
s,isa s.'s ~ I'll 'ihs e5f'ssrsadias lsiod OF ,I;
pf., laus ysaf snd n'' iisopss an inoTras' II
''fis iss ,o.,p. Of u. oo,,na,a, ,o-a.,
..s ;' ys' :sf ,i'i 49,. ;s:ai
z t:,: = ',::: 4. !. :: .; a: e.:
The sun., 1902-01-12

nnr.,,.,. ,o,., Ia.,., m. a. .a,..
n enI o Uonus s"sies 81, Inc ~ oohea noha
oOaos ooa sirone 1n, ea,uSs were bufh hhs,oh no
Sn,t ~ con.niidatsd Tohecno as nani a
W. ant pioo, GeanS. n1nsai A. In,.rn ,ionaI
first ineomes' Oregon Railroad and Sayisa
tion consol a.. Heading general 4s. Rio Cjrnnde
Western ist, Third avenue consoi As, Wheel-
more and Ohio, Central OF Georgia, Chicago
and Alton Erie, Green Bay and Western,
Kansas and texas 81, Louis South western,
Southern Pacific Wnbash and Union Pacific
issues,
Commercial price OF bar silver in New
York, ssLc, Bar silver in London closed
at IS n-iOd. Mexican silver dollars Nere
Quotsd ut Az G.
Monev m call 4 ner cant Time rnoney
The sun., 1902-01-12

Augusta shipped to day 4+S bales: memphis ?'sto'
st. Louis 1881: and Houston. e,i55. IN HeN 1T a.. .
leans March was 1901 BIC. closing 1921 0sc
May o9 as Osc closing s.OiTs.02c. Futures closed
barely steady At a net decline OF TO points WIN
,Stfn ated sales of is 600 bales Prices as folOws
The sun., 1902-01-12
Our CHESS CORNER.

PROBLEM NO. i.0S3-BY W. PAvLY BUcnAREsT.
HoUMASIA.
BIACK-Two PIECES.
X on X B5; p on KR2
The sun., 1902-01-12

isooo bush, No. miled in elevator $50; No.
Buifsic; mailing. e7e7ic. eli O. Buffalo. Corn was
nrm, but dull. Sales 1900 bush. No. |, In eie-
2yeliow So. over. Futures closed v to sc. lower.
Sates. as 600 bush. Prices as follows:
The sun., 1902-01-12

This shows the grain movement
nss.p. ssT xo!t ssss ss:s 0ssS 900 se So: s ''f, o
KIports ,ioo.si ssa O9o 80.
Chicago; - -. ..oo
ssipm sts... s.. 1ooo $500 $500 1000 1900
whra, advanced fraction early in the day
owing TO better cables than ehpccted. foreign buy
ng. dry weather over the winter wheat belt pif-
crop reports from the Southwest, a less bearish
Government report than had been expected and
late yesterday expectations OF bearish Govern.
ment report. The report proved to be bearSh
M as % rs OF c IonT oSs SrpP eSo was eS
and n this fact caused covering western commits
vanced I'D. Paris was unchanged to 10 centlmes
higher. Benin rose * marks and hud9pest q
were s3so.OOo bush. against s.467.Ooo last week
and SS?ooo last year Later on prices resGsa
foreign selling. Northwestern receipts were lfo
cars larger than last week and 40 larger than last
and more or lees bcarlsh pressure at the West.
The cables were I'D. lower. Primary rtccipS
oo Ts'S l.si Week and ss7sooO last year. coaniry
offerings were somewhat larger than rccnty'
Oats were firmcr az nrSt on support from proml,,
with other cereals. Primary receipts for the week
were 2.2SO, 900 bush. against 2.2F7.OoO last week
""e FLSnS.%o Si OYS and easy. Sales 5000 bbls Re
celpts were 1854 bbls. and ?l,S19 sacks exports
l.e52 bbs. and 27.oi7 sacks Winter IN hblS' SnpeI
~ 2Sats3 IS; straights SS5ass.70. patents, $3.50
siOo. Spring IN bbls. clears S0Od S.S5; strnlgnu
tstoGsseS; patents S.o%ai5. Rye Hour S3S"
Corros-spot cotton here wns UNCHANGED. No
sales MddlSs SplsndSsc c % sSanst ns,ns ,UG oS sS
Southern spot markets were generally Atcady;
Liverpool declined SD on the spot with sales & of
1000 bales: futures declined 20 IA points. INC
mover me n cd follows.
The sun., 1902-01-12

There was a surplus ytar AGO OF s22 sos. .o50
and two year, ago Of sl0,707,350.
Guiding dry goods. al the port OF New York
last week. we're 81 .s3e. sol, against $40, loo,es5
the previous week and sli.453.sio for the
corresponding week OF last yenr The i'm
ports OF specie for tho week were ti9t22
Of which seoo was gold, making total specie
IMPORTS since Ian o.s 500 SG sTpsSis o.
a total Of si.2Ss, i00 against s775,s3o the
previous week The exports OF specie since
Jan 1 have been: Gold. s7si 900. and silver,
Si, ,ooS 800 a total OF -. $4,000
Railway gross earnings for November
compared with those OF the same month OF
the previous year are as follows:
Evansville q Terre Haute,. 500 357 Dec. NteB
Evansville q Indianapolis. t222 Dec. 2eoS
Pittsburg a Western. ..,., 2O0.3l7 Dec. 2S2I
Yazoo Mississippi Valley. oSO.o07 Dec. iO7S2
Railway gross earnings for the first week
OF January, as compared with those OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

little Improvement in demand for linseed oil. the
tone Of the market firm and prices were unchanged
bb s. 3 aRd IN D nj asa 81 m In PgE Ps5.5 - sS
SS DO Cott2nseed o!l-Prime crude mills 35e prime
butter grades; SOC; prime white 47iaisc: prime winter
gIq6sc out q town raw. G6q67c. Calcutta raw. sSc.
PRO PRQvIsIoNs-Lght receipts and strong h9g market
vel6ped on sucb 5eTsI & t5at nrces soon Welded
ruling weak all the afternoon. Western receipts were
ana 5000 Omaha '5jS2 PoRK1FiFG qgote5 Mess
ta9i& quilted Ness h5 SIS dSs s5sS5 s an SIS o
F M Sl4 S24 SD extra 2 India mess
HoGST7strong Quoted: Bacons. 15c: $50 n. loc 100
n MEATTsmPisled iT II bellies rm Quoted SMOKING l2e 10
dsTs firm quoted aa9st Picked hams Arm
Firm; quoted: City 6.o eoun-
quoted south qI9sed lo9a @ te Refined lard s easy
ud59d n9H9a e qSS!eG sS y ara sear
a.. EIGE.Demand t in the local fairly active
@ eTn a5NeeS Reports from primal points that the
are adyaneing Local prices Unchanged
da Ia3s o ts New RSsd Orleans e teIesraP Louisiana crop ny
i2 08 sales ceaned $50 59 s3ef; 1os ass y a
year s.5 g6o pockets Only fair demand but unSer light
tam@ge CHARLESTON teegraphs Carolina crop enent
inquiry market firm previous quotations Quotations
GOOD good aa,a 43a5%s prime to choice 5hd55s head $40
mesic S'-qi'+c' java 47s94S4c' Ransoon in bond
SUGAR Refined sugar was fairly active. with list
&rysh@d and domnos 5l5c; mould A. sc: cubes, 4sOc;
fruit powdered, :75c: confectionery granuated.
490c; Eagle granuated, 75c Eagle
10 cartons and ID bags fine granuated Eagle
10 bags of Ane granulaed 4s0c; Eagle fine granuated,
standard granulaed and diamond A. 465c conectoners
A. 446c No l. 4$9c: Nos and 8 25e; No Z, zoe No
41Sc; No 6, 4l0c; No T. 4c NO s. 390c No 9. 3S5c;
No 10. S.SOc; No H. 3.T5c: IS,
366c; No 10, 5000; % 10 granuated. 4.85c
Tie European beet market nd higher July
closing at Is and August at Gs &d. Cane
changed with Java IS I'D fair refining 6s Cd.
The stock OF sugar in the United Kingdom is 199 900 TONS
against 10000 last The local
ket was steady. Centrifugal SO test. quoted
9olte, with 3Sc asked. and muscovado, 50 test, at
13-1GC, and moasses 50 test 2esc A sale OF
G,2OO bags moasses sugar afoat by sail. was
made at 29sc basis, 50 ex ship.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. July s. 1892.
Dressed beef steady; city dressed native sides 9SI2sc
S dPsssed 8eisS efseae Se'fs be at
PhsdepSp per Tor 10 m sHp9' i M s the
Sf Se All fo for fhe sr. a b5
making; with the stock carried from yesterday
at sixeh ruled dull with sales Of veal:
a. dee decline Quality @ considered Of about nc per n
per 100 N city dressed sgl1l4c n: country
saIs: les ); i Hollis @ = 1872 e l4e n 02
sanders: 50 yees ls5 n. at 81 62; a do l2s n.
Tob2 & shannon: 6i veas lis 10. at 81 20; do 1872
! G Curtis & Son; ( veals. 1s9 N. at 81 so
VI xh the - s'Ssk g carried rom Esstorda
ton q head Prices ruled steady on sheep but there
Fabe Weight ana so0d quality Wits the nuoeT liberal OF 6 DE
ings ambs dragged somewhat but prices well sus-
lower decline being generally estimated at S's sId @
qs IS Per loo m al f% S'S ea6ss at SssD g. ass 5s at at
Per one dssd Sa5 a 81 @ f@Ils 2 s Dressed mutton
salesENeWton & CO. 236 Kentucky lambs. n n
70 at So So 1856 do 65 H. 50 25 Is cuis do Il S at
g n at So 25 285 DO 50 81 m t0 at fo ss s aTs @ 5o at
ena @ do @ Is ~ at s. S6 IS hSS d 80 % n h. at at s. So Is & y
sD and sheep &c 14a r 50; date yesterday 80a Virginia
as N9h;Es2R ao as 6 4 ss vEEna g1 ia az
Ie7 e. ~ g. at Sc s7 244 do G2 n at So 20 232 do 50 6
66 do IS b. at s. 25 bucks i25 NJ at fo s. ai 7 H.
kergs m c9mmiss2n a Company: AZ Virginia lambs SO 10
PIG Kentucky Sc Co: Virginia sheen IS N
at SO 20: Is3 Ohio do - n SIS 25 -
Tobin & shannon: 40 Virginia lambs 55 n SIS 25;
at IS "
II: wlkerson; 2O7 Kentucky lambs 81 n at 81: 12s
do, 40 m at 81; Kentucky sheep 80 10. a So so
Judd & Co 24s Kentucky lambs. es rb. at Sc s7i4;
249 do. 5S 10 S5 80.
H95[ng'gn s.. C 20 m ss Ksngs n lambs 81 m ST. 81
g. Sanders: 261 West Virginia No. al
West Virginia sheep. 103 10. a So.
HoGS-Receipts 9a cars 1913 head: 80 head on
sale. Firm. No sales reported up TO a late hour
Country dressed quoted 7GIO&o per heavy to
light weights.
Sales-John p Nelson Sc State average. at
81 50 oer 100 10 6 roughs, 27s N, at SO s5
Andrew Mullen date yesterday:
at 81 So roughs. 205 n al Sc s5.
H IT. Hollis date yesterdays State hogs III n AZ
81 go; 4 roughs. 9i5 n. at SO 80
80 JUDD Co Gate yesterday) 22 State hogs. 14o n
81 80 roughs 500 n. At Sc s5; boar. 10 at So
Kerns Commission Company date yesterday; State
pigs, 81 70. 81 s5.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July s--with prices now a firm position.
dealers cheerful mood. IS the
continues to have fairly active demand The market
is firm for Territory wOOls. Fine Nevada has sold
the secured basis Of SIC and the for fine Idaho
and Montana is given at 5O453c. Fine medium wooS
IN strong demand 20 asa c clean and sales Of
medium on the basis of 4oc have been liberal while
secured medium has been In demand around 4Oc. with
a good sized line or No Mexican taken 42lsc
Texas wool has been good demand. California
In steady demand and there is firm tone 10 the
market. New Oregon woods arriving and
about l59lIc % sell moderate business has been
done. TIE market Ohio heeces very firm with
the idea among dealers that 10 go higher. New
arriving ard good deal remains be opened. Twenty
eight limit placed o washed by many
holders but the highest price paid recently has been T
sale Of choice No washed at 2Il2c marks advance
in that grade No has sold at 26q2!e Medium uu-
or wool. while the wool 20 opened
probably be held for more money. All staue woods
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nevr-Yori July s, 1902
CoFFEE-To-day's coffee was more active than
recently trading. the whole, reflected rather
bush turn in sentiment Early cables We're favoI
higher level IN the local market foreign centres
reporting declines II is but n instance cid they
give way sufficiently freely respond 10 the weakness
here Monday. In sympathy with these advces, the
7nsret opened steady ana points higher under buying
by prominent traders and commission houses WIKI
Foreign connections The chief features OF the days a
sale after the opening Of loOoV oags
September 4s5c. and later in the day the sale OF an
10000 bags March at 5ZOc both sales being mace
by broker and presumably for the account OF
large importing interest which has for some months
expressing bearlsh view OF the situation Inc
trade were disponed TO buy for turn however,
offerings promptly absorbed. the lnarhet
continuing steady throughout and finally closing at
ro5nts advance Total sales reached 4O,IoO bags
unchanged 4 franc lower; Hamburg,
:. pig lower, Santos both steady and
unchanged Rio exchange advanced l7o2ds 10 IliSd.
Primary receipts at the interior ls 500 bags ana at
The ports $4,000 bags. The spot market steady,
though lower prices Rio Is invoice lots
The range Of contract prices in the to-day
%aflou
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
EuRoPnAN PRopucE MARKErs.

Liverpool July S--CIosng-wheat-SPot. No North
ern sprfng firm I'D quiet; July sd; Sep
tenber Is 35sd. December, 6s 4d. Corn-Spot hrrn: :
American mixed 5s lid: futures dull September 3lsd
October Is sisd Peas-Canadian steady 6s Cd Flour
St Louis fancy winter. hrn. IS 90. Hops al London
CPacnc Coast hrr f54f5 los. Beef quiet: extra India
l00s Pork hrTn. prime mess. Western. Tss Cd
Hams-Short cut IS II, strong SOS. Bacon strong
Cumberland cut % TO 80 70. firm. 56s rib I6 10
q 10 5Ss 1one clear mddes light q 70 81 n. long
clear uddes heavy IS to 40 10 SIS short clear bas
Se-. clear bellies IA 10 b SOS Cd Shouders-sousrs
II 10 I3 ID strong Sd. Lard firm: prime Wsstsr an
tIerces strong Cd American refined pals strone
sis Cd Butter nominal Cheese-American finest white
steady AIS Cd American hnest colo-ed steady ass 6i
TaIiow-PTme city steady 2ss Cd Turpentine-Sp!rits
dull 35s Rcsiu--COmHOn nrm. As Sd PetroIeuEc-Fs-
fined STEADY ID. Linseed oil steady. 33s.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, July s.-The fourth series Of the 1902 wool
opened to-day good attendance Com
petition spirited and ernos fine crossbreds
IN demand The offerings numbered 12 693 bales. chiefly
crossbreds- The home trade secured good supply OF
crossbreds. Iasmanan greasy merinos sold freely
Scoureds firm Cape OF Good Hope anG Natal were
o . higher owing the small
pl grades showed small declines
The will July %. The following the
South Wales 500 bales: secured. 6i6l
greasy Al Gel@d. queensland 300 bales; secured
1Od01s Sd greasy Victoria 500 bales: secured
ais SAD: graasv 3is911d South Australia COO bales
greasy 5Riliad Tasmania, l.l0O bales; greasy 4dRIs
New-Zealand $500 bales secured. 3Ad11s AID.
greasy 4RlOlad. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 100
bales secured lOda1s ID: greasy. 696zd.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July s-Cattle-Recelpts. 1000 head incIud-
ing 1000 Texans steady good to prime steers 81 753
ss 45 to medium s. 56a$7 so sockers and feeders
S2 SOC So 81 bOllS6 *; hefers So
81 40e 81 so bulls 80 5o9s5 90 calves 50 5Oas6 30
fed steers SfdS4 65. HogsReCeipts today,
Tomorrow, oOo left 45o0: steady to higher
close weak mixed and butchers. 81 30GSS good
choice 81 9O IS 20; rough +OS7
s7as7 90: bulk OF sales. 81 5Oass o. sheep-Recepts
1900 head sheep. best. steady: easier lambs
choice steady good choice wehes SO 40S3 90 west
ern sheep 81 goa So 50; native lambs. S3dS7 so
East Buffalo. July s.-Cattle-Receipts. head: mar
ket steady. Hogs-Receipts 24OO head market 5Tf IOc
higher on pigs and light Workers. steady others heavy
IS l0SS 20; mixed 81 SOQ$S O5; Workers 81 75dS7 So
Light Yorkers 8 s7 20 pigs s. 7oQs7 IS: roughs $7
narket UNCHANGED; lambs $49S7 yearlngs 81 75qS5 25
sheen. So 25fGS4 81: ewes. SO 5OG$4.
Kansas City, July S--Cattle-Receipts 100 head ma
tives. 1000 Texans. 60 Texas calves native calves
Cornfed cattle active and steady: others steady 15c
lower: quarantine stun steady beef steady 10 lower;
steady export dressed beef steers S
IS 3O fair S4S4 7C sockers and feeders So 4
IS 35 Western fed 50 e5s6 90 Texas and Indian
steers So Gs+ so: TEXAS $2as5 35; native cows
s2Is6 native heers So OS6 20: SIGS4 bulls
s2as4 rs eaiyes S2as5 25 Hogs-Fecsipts 1000 head
81 s5a$s hsayy Ss o5g$s 10 mEsd packers 81 95aSs TO-
Cincinnati July s-Hogs active. higher s6GS7 o. Cat,
tie strong 2SGs6 I5 Sheep steady, 81 7JQS3 20 Lambs
active S4GS6 40. - 7
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
NAVAL STORES.

The demand FOR spirits turpentne was moderate Prices
eased on trife. Rosin steady and unchanged Tar
ruled steady. with good Jobhng distribution quote:
Spirits rURPENT1NE-OH and machine bbls. 47A1
TAR.-Pine bhls. 50 10: oil bbls 81 25
RoSIN-Conm5n to good strained. 81 556S1 57ik: n.
81 624a: F. 81 65; +. 81 40; G. H l.
x, 81 90: NJ SO 40: ". SO 76 g. s.: W W. 81 i5
STOCK ON HAND
- 6O3 Dds
Say annah. July S--Turpentne firm 455c; receipts
2a6s bbls sales SAP; exports Alb. Rosin firm:
{. D and f. 81 20; E 81 IS; g. 81 40; Il, 81 20: /.
81 o5: k So So; M. Sc O58SS 10: n. SO 45$s so: G.
50 50: W W, SO 65
Charleston. July s-Turpentne and rosin unchanged.
London July sTurpentine-Spirits. Gas AID. Rosin-
American. strained As Cd; hne 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
ROYAL Billie LIME

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN-tsso so
p NJ. sI2l5 Mdt
zFrom Liberty Street only. Daily. tDaIly sxc.as
Sunday. ssunday only tParlor only 11vts
Tamaqua- SATURDAYS. H'-~
oices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Astor Hous,
l1S 2ol 45t 2t lao4 i1s s2 IN Ave- Is Union
Columbus Ave. New York; Court ST. s44 $50 rurss
St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New w.
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage 70
w G. BESL.ER. O. N RTT5T
General Manager. General Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA



pssSFossss and cortaadiy ETay- stree street. 80
CSrtiandt s.reefs is i've minntss I9ter thaa
s@ion eEcepf 6si% here fer natea
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Chicago No coaches 10 Pittsburg
9s5 A. NJ TfTANIA iI5if LIMITED ed Com
For chisag int9 csveand idhnf Ffolsdo ha cincinna
z FH.di1,PaaP2s 3 2, Leu L95q4is7IIis.
pWinsFdsn g. sssoh ohle"go & Pullman 59 1s5 s0s
iPS P@r r fols5: ~ cTIcAGo AND ST LOUIS
555 p 81 S7eago6 St LoQ.S RainE oT Car P,ttsbur
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ops r NJ WESTERN ef59Pfae EXPREssFor SeIi Chicago For
P4cIFe 4cIiFFf5az PFisE c2F r.tsoug
Route Ca70a, hn9xyie daily. via shsnana{an {an ''
s'SS 25rI r; NJ CLEvEI.AND AND tiNCINNATI, Ex-
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p6S G5Ei ninE otS csr SDsi5TS--f 1913 ia%s
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P9ToF e5T ana e ,Bin6g car 25 ning ca 26 g Dining
;sa% 23 S25 cs2, cRnips nPs Il 525s u .
5 rs 3Png 55vc cars) . Dining CeT 423 Dining Carl
it TiItHEi2N N RAILWAY.-Express S25. 25 p. u III
ATLANTIG a 96C COAST LINE-Express s25 a. m and s2'
sEsAFoA9P AIR LINE RAILwAYFlOrida .5s and
iT55eiropGlitan a. i Limited. 1885 p. m. daily Express.
NoRF0IK LI ok AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
ciIEsAPGAsS ( OHIO T2 p PRRfL%AY-755 Al way a. week
r,l~-SSl,Ss- LOO ana 4 55 D m. daily.
- Ii-iC POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk--t'a % d. M
w ,MTeeekS--Iays and s55 .. m. daily. -,
sundays 755 m THROUGH ' Vest6Sed trains Bgss
lFIor G9rs and Standard Coaches on weekdays:.
coaches SUNDAYS.
CAPE MAT.-I25 n m veeL-days.
W.. p'is on New York and Icre Branch raioao ~ ~
west Iwenty-third Street Station, $50 a. m. l2lV
dlI9 saturdays only. 2.25. 2.55 825. TO 400 ana
200 p n weekdays. Sundays T.55, S29 a. m. 80
p m Cron Desbrosses ard Cortlsndt Streets SSo 30
m. I220 l 20 Saturdays ony), ESQ $40 80 a -
oiO enq ZOO p. week-days- Sundays. elo. S40
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
oio NDesDrosses and COrtlandt Streets 600 70 los
.Deshrosses and Corandt Streets. 1890 Dining Carr
~ 90 Dining Carr 1l55 a. m 1885 Dining carr LOO
onin!ng Carl 21O Desbrosses and Cortlcndt streets
30 30, S3 Dining Carl 355. 40. 40 DINING
ar 500 Dining Carl. 55 Dining Carr. 100 80
800 V2o ?. m, ~ 10 night. Sundays, 10. I55 tno
oS1Sehes) so SIS. 925 Dining Carl. 955 (l4imitedn
lU29 Dining Can a - 55 Dining carr IoS
hHg Car) S25 Dining Carl. 8 IS. f. % Dining carr
90 lDlning Carr. 555 Dining Carr, I55. So SOD
-t;2o p IN. 12 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1885 1884 III and 2s1
~ titth Avenue Cbelow 23d ST.; Astor House, West
IWenty-third Street Station foot OF Des-
street 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station,
rookyn; Station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer
company VIII call for and check baggage from hotels
end residences through TO destination
Telephone "914 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J. p. HUTCHINSON,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEN CENTRAL r. r
Liberty Street and South FeTry-(tius from Souths
Ferry i've minutes earlier)-
EAsToN; ,BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND;
/ 20 40 500 5i6 Easton only) p N. Sundays. Us
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4Oo. s1o A.
LAkEw GSS 6oD. TONS RIVER aNp HaRxEeAr
.z4-G0 40 a j., sIS& ISo GA Lakewood only).
ATLANTIC CITN-T9 ~ A. NJ, s1.O0 "a 40 p NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-tzf.O0 A M II 90
p VI.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORrs
PGINTS-z4-O0 $50 1L3G A NJ. s1.10. IS 8
45 $50 $50 P. N Sundays. Ocean Grove. e.0a
tT.OO. tsOO. 1000 1000 t1iOQ A NJ. +12OO sfOo.i
s1SO. t2OO 1900. 400. 800 too, tT.So $500 p NJ
sI2I5 Mdt
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425. 1850 80 81.
'I1SO A. NJ. "IOO. t'3.4O. $500 200 t925 p M
.i2 rs Mdt
WILLIAMSPORF-I4 400. "a IS. $500 llte.10 1000
Pottsville and Harrtsours only t5Oo P. NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROIFEs-FrOm foot OF Rector strsss.
Pier Atlantic Highlands. ssabright Monmouth Beach,
and Long Branch. Asbury Park and Point Pleasant
eco. 1000. HOO a NJ Leo. 200. as AS0. so 500
Ocean Grove only p NJ Sundays. 1000 a NJ, 100.
400. SEQ ?. NJ