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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-22

Meziores, France, has probably the
distinction Of having the first motor,
car savings bank. 1t consists Of an
electric motor carriage containing
four seats, one for the driver, two for
the clerks, and one for a cashier. The
vehicle carries small safe and fold,
ing shelves make desk for persons
standing outside the vehicle who ara
depositing. II travels about the cOun,
try, making short stops at the villages
on stated days. and receives such
sums as the inhabitants Of the neigh,
hOrhOOd desire 70 deposit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-22

The Grippe This can be avoided by
taking tcaspoonful doses of PAIN
KILLER in hot water sweetened, as
well as by external application, full Ill
'ections are on each bottle. A bottle Of
Pain-Killer kept in the house will prove
valuable not only for the Grippe, but
for ordinary coughs and colds. Avoid
substitutes, there is but one Pain-Eul
err, Perry Davis. Price Csc. and SOC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-22

luxe +. .ITBLOND.
MANAGER,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-22

Too good an artist-Cholly-Why
did y0u-aw-send you'll man off?
Algy-He tied me foh-in-hand so
smooth it looked like one OF those
weady-made ones. Elk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-22

what was It that the Englishman
saw in his nightmare that made him
yell so fearlully?'
1T was either Bocr or Fcnlan. 3"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-22

Mans self-esteem will now and then
Make honest judgment fail;
For sometimes he's Jonah when
He thinks he Is a whale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-22

She-Poor fellow! So you loved and
lost did you?
He-No, | can't say that lost any
thing. She returned all my presents.
Chicago News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-22

The weekly edition Of the Evening
Bulletin Is the Iareest ana best pub.
Iished in the Territory. Sixteen and
twenty pages. 81 a year.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
TOP OF HIS HEAD BLOWN OFF.
Roseland Man Killed Looking for Hen
Thieves

Caldwell Dec "a (SpeciaD.-Benjamin Dorenus'
thirty-seven years old. distant relative OF May
elect Henry N Doremus OF newark was i40 -
killed about g. m. to-day al his home IN ROSE
land. two miles from this place. by the7accioelt@'
discharge Of his double barrelled shotgun "he
on his way from house to his henneFy 10 see IL
thieves were stealing his poultry The top OF Ine ~
mans head was blown off. II at first thought
TO be case of suicide but County Physician Nc
Kenze who made an investigation, SAID the lnaii
death was accidental.
Dorenus who was unmarried. lived alone with
his aged father. He was lame, and shortly aI.er
Midnight he was awakened by noise wnich ne
thought came from the chicken COOP Thefe hao q
been numerous robberies in that neghborhood, ana
Deremus thought the thieves were NlsisiFFs aiF -
place He quickly and dresseo nii.sei,
taking his lantern and gun went out 20 hsrn he
gate Half way between the house ano Dan rrh :
must have stumbled and the gun vent on Inc
ouckshot ploughed off the top OF MS Skull. .aras
neighbor heard the shot and arose anu @ P ba ctt
out Of the window. and. seeing notnine ~,
10 bed. Doremus's father was not a~aheneq 9 -
the shot }. V. Smith. who went ont 70 s lIs " sba
body.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS CUT IN HALVES.

Perth Amboy, Dec. "a tSpeciaD.-The tormatioh oL
the American Smelling and Refining Company ano
its policy of supplying the European markets with
lead produced at its Perth Amboy plant nave re-
suited in cutting halves the receipts OF tne iooa
custom house For the year ending June ~ iSa-'
The custom house receipts were 474is 10 Inc year
before they were slI0,a15 O3. More than sz.ooSoo
worth OF Lead was exported from Perth Amboy last
year Most OF it was brought here from Mexico snd
Central America and entered in bond IL was ioi
export and was only brought here to De renneu'
II paid no duty.
heretofore much of the lead produced al "iia'
was forrnerlv NJ (Supeenheim & Sons Perth Am
ooy smelter sold In the Unileo Stases- ~,
formation OF the smelling and reuniilS
made ii possible so 10 control the sale OF the metz
s.sst the home markets are now supghsu .Isyo e.-
western srneiters and what is lnnpofleu ID oISo ~
ported to save duties.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Bo sPof 50o
can 9Glss ZOO upland S2d et g TPsnsa Pon
S.ss,. Sglst edeeT Bo9h so
FehTua&Ty & 5n5 May-June. JuneJuy and Juy-Aqgust
APT-Mhay; 445G44ed ManchesteF-far1
ana c-os London metal market open s for
only half session h toas a sdng tin los
Els and fis iso for SPOT oosns at SIS s5ass
aespd 8, s e rs g 50 on 6oaI
spot 3 Al a and nominal for standard SSe for
and S6 fE % S Hs9 S
y n inaoh but decIiaed another New
closing ii aIsoN Quoted nS a. 5ss iod
I9s fsB5rv FSo Sorsr remains is qH6ed GSisd
" s2s@s5; No foundry Northern No 9gaSgy South
snd ssPI 81 f4SnSFs SSp TRa5Rsn but
Tss B9taohs g hsif follow n6 f PFeos
Tifusa eg12c fair fair RefpIs aS syrup;
@Pcomon Pl5T I25s fair. l591Tc; good lsa2Oc; prime
OCEAN FREIGHTs-n steam and san 0d t0gnfgs age
the Volume business was light In all nabansed Quo
sstions To liverpool London and antwerp IhGi @
Eambure 5 pigs: 30 Bgs R96 RStSe'Ga oats s
2.t0P g IATsP21 Pse eas n Ss15
Australia gFifa1s tan ubricatng oil in bulk
Phiadelphia Calcutta owners account ed Knado Or
oona S 'G ssasF ssa 50n sssa
3ss 59nI e9a s9aaer sos5 tons coal
to St Lucia back DaiSa to @ tons coal Rev
more 70 Boston 81 IS; British bark lleo IONS
pors cargo hence Fremantle. private terms.
60 10: British schooner 325 tons 1o lIIit t nnber
vie VIE e 9srrv To- St Kits 81 and towage; British schoon-
Moss PoiEt to Saroenas. 90 uar
e. - lumber Charleston 10 New-fork
schooner 5i IONS coal Perth Amboy to NeWouryport
eeccbooner Is5 coal Hoooken 70 sSempo
- D. eooner fs4 tons. COAL Elizabethport 10 Se@Po
81 81 1S Srhooner 1876 COAL St George 70 t'e"p'"
81 q; rs,seed oil continues move slowly as is
oii- his season prices steadily rnaintsineo
3sua ,efTolern active and very nrTn eut "itn9ul
ttenLea anee In Petroleum IS 20 ana N pulk
IS 60 SYorE $40 So oilArnercan seed city
raw 46a47c ogt 81 to~n' raw '1@''''
7a Iarc r 0 market ess quiet but steady The South
aIso oniet Domestic. ordinary 55< qaHse' sir 70
was az nc: prime choice 5b G5sej head 6Ee
Fsns F+,c az G4jsc; Java. 42@43sc Ransoon IN oond
2s g2HGl market for refined sugar was very quiet
SUGAH-inw wsra unchanged. Jobbers are holding on
List prices e+ocxs for the annual stock taking We
90 a. " cnt loaf crushed and doIninos ossc aouo a
quote, ioc: Skx powdered &C; po"oefeeo coaIse
and and fruit powdered. 495c; Ease coaectlones
PDsmuased 5oc Eagle coarse and sHa = baps aRs 81 e
lated sse c Eagle of me sTaa9isted SC:
grafuaeeeaa' Sranuated standard granuIate SOC
amend 4 csc: confectionery A. 1tocs Sos a
9sos sSse 10 NS a.see. Nc NJ 10, s No IL
sse No "a zisc No ls .Iee: No. Il s,Is and Is es @
no ~ .raor rect sugar market vas uncnansea 70
The Doa that December and January were notn eaotsa
a ssir refining go The local SsgTe M vas ses va
but SIN Isc- rnuscovado. SO test f-loc ana mo
is.ses sugar, 50 test. S-ioc-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 4cattle-Reeeipts. - 600 head opened
good prime steers IS 50S6 @
to medium s3GS5 25. stockers and feeders S2aS4 so;
cows 81 259s4 co. heifers saqs5 co. Gamers 81 2qs2 90
S. Eogs~Reeeipts to-day; % 600 head; to-norrow
and IS 9oass +o goed 70 shoies heayy So 4sg
Of sales s6 oQs6 a5 SheepReceips 1000 head sheep
and lambs higher good 10 choice wethers sag
Kansas City: Dec. "a 2i-catte-Receipts 4 s3s natives
667 500 native calves. Corn cattle weak 1oc
lower; hefers steady higher: stockers slow
and lower choice and dressed beef steers IS 2g
S3 25fs5 l5 stockere and feeders S2p
81 25 western FED steers 81 5oas5 % Texas and Indian
SSSi %: Texas 81 25ls3: native COWS 81 so
9s4; native hefegs s2asi 5o Gamers Slqs2 5o bulls
market 5G1oc higher top ss bulk OF sales, Sc Esq
So 40: heavy Sc 55Gse as packers ssass 40
12izdS6 80: Workers. So 25QS6 30; pigs So S0G
IS a2h sheep-Rsceipts 100 head: waTket steady
native iambs S4S5 as Western lambs SS sogS4 30; fed
ewes. S3aS3 80; native vethers sSQs4 so: Western
wethers, S4Gs4 20: sockers and feeders $21s3 So No
Cinoinnati- Dec. 24-Hoss active. $5aSS So Cattle
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
THE MARKETS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

r-or----- - New-York December "a 1902.
uncbsngd coffee market to-day opening dull and
vas influenced by the approaching holidays and the
ci- E Iorelgn news The close was at partial de-
cine OF points Sales about The
THIS morning contained nothing Importance Eavre
clheo = franc on the December option others
ealneo and the other foreign markets were
equay oul and featureless The decline the French
marker was occastoned private cables. by the
same class OF operation that chiefly IN the local
Laarket-the switching from the distant
options The major portion to-day's
sisted OF this class of business long interests
senng January and buying the later months The local
market Is TO remain closed until Saturday. and this fact
naturally tended 10 restrict operations nothing Of
the usual disposition do little specuatvely the day
preceding Christmas. when and frolic already
started IN being reegated to
less important position. The market to-day was
quiet with quotations unchanged the basis of SAC for
Rio No Z.
The range prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec 24-closng: Wheat. SPOT No North
S. 1itsd; No California steady Is Sd futures easy;
Tsce1ber 6s 2Ad: March. IS 1ssd; May. 6s sd Corn
Spot American mixed quiet IS Id; American mixed
old steady. 6s 4d futures inactive; January IS Esd:
s Louis fancy winter quiet S. Sd Hops at London
fPscifc Coast firm f6 15sfT steady extra India
mess l13s Sd, Pork steady: prime mess Western @ 2os
Hams-Short cut, IA 10 n steady, 53s. Bacon-CuH-
berland cut 26 80 b quiet AS Cd short RIB Is 70
"a H. dull ass 3d. long clear iddles heavy 30 to 10 n
quiet ass Cd: clear middles heavy. 30 10 10 10.
QUIET ASS; clear backs le 20 ~ quiet ass clear
bellies Ia 10 16 ~ dull. SIS. ShouldersSquare, II to
IS NJ quiet ABS Lard dull; prime western in tefees
Cheese frm American finest white and colored os Tai
low-Prime city dul rs SO; australian IN London urn
firm, is 75sd. PetrcleuTn-Rehned firm. 6+d. Linseed
OIL FIRM, 2ss Cotonseed oi-Huu refined. knor. steady
2ls 75zd-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25

s,o+ cation closed quiet and steady with qu9taos o.
changed on the basis Of for mddng upianS a g
for niddIing gulf; sales amounted 20 & w.
teegraphed as toilo"s'
1,et Iinchanged at SAC sales GOO bags I.t ani
at SIC: sales 200 bales savannah quie
sssy unchanged at s15c. Wilmington nrTn Is M
81 Norfolk steady. unchanged al Oioc'
bales Baltimore nominal unchanged al s na1es 81
unchanged at S3sc sales. PIC ais9 81
o,t. o,.et unchanged SIC: sales, l2o ba1es.
Fs+irnated receipts NewOrieans tor
a 0c0 70 I6 600 bales compared with llooZ oates
ast week and 631 bales for the same cay 1 are e
a. tTo,stor for tomorrow 300 TO 1900 pass aIe
cornared with 4OlS bales actual last week Cno
$50 bales year ago Galveston eApects ,aa[ ma
bales contrast with Iroo0 Da-e7 @O'"e- ' "
10 429 bales last year ,. =. s.-,
-o+,on -ecepts al ports and interior points ea'
,eya "a with the same day week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rJverpoc Dec. "a D. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet: prices
points lower; American Inddns fair 5l6d: good mid
ding esd midding. 452d; low middlng 4-lOd: good
ordinary 4Sd; ordinary. I'D The sales Of the day
EXPORT and included 1900 American Futures opened
quiet and closed steady; American middling, De-
and January, 44344- sod: jan
rary and February. 448Q45od; February and March.
l0a4 sod. March and April 494 4.5Od April and May.
45Od; May June 451d: June and July. 4-5ld: July
and August. i51d: August and September. 445q 46d
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turneptine was steady. but
quiet. Rosin and firmly held at full prices
We Quote - -, -,
55Isc. - -, 49,
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 s5qS1 90; ID. 81 30
si 95; E. 81 e59S2; F. So 054S2 10: 81 lS H. 81 So
So 60: X. So 20 NJ. S3 IOGfS3 I9 N - 80; G n %
W w. 81 6o9S4 TO-
STOCK ON HAND.
oOl5
cAo oOlS
London Dec OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Cos AID. Rosiu
American, strained 5s; fine. ss I'd.
Savannab Ga, Dec. 24.-Turpentine firm SIC;
ceipts 49, sales 142 EXPORTS So Rosin firm: receipts
D, ST AS s. 90; s. SO; c. 81 20: H g; 81 So X
81 s5: NJ. S3 80; N 8 SO; " c. S5 50; w W. u 70
changed - z,,. .-..- -. 70, -
CENTS al bbis 81 S54Sl 40 receipts. So 20
Crude turpentie hrn 81 9SS: receipts 1Oo Dds Tar
frIn, 81 so; receipts. 4O2 bbls
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 24-Wheat-No market Corn quiet
but steady: No 2 elevator 81 52c Oats hrm
nc higher white clipped. 3S1s 4Oc Butter weak
and 1c lower extra Western creamery. &c; extra
27c loss off; Western PC. loss off, do Southwestern
26Q27c loss off; do Southern. 25c Cheese UNCHANGED
NewYork full prime. small 1324c; do fair fair
to good small 139134c; DO prime large iS&e do fair
10 Good large l3Q131zc. ReceptsFlour. 200 bbs and
s1sS 10 in sack; wheat 1000 bush corn. ISooo; cats.
5000 Shipments-Wheat 1850 ousn; corn 1i0'oc' oats
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25

Foreign Coffee RioCoffee market STEADY; @ No
Rio 4S225: Exchange 113sd: receipts. l10o0 bags;
cleared for the United states 900 bags cleared Fes
Europe bags; stock 643, 600 bags Santos-Sonee
market weak good average Santos 4S1oo: receipts 5000
bags; stock, 4soO0o BAGS Harnburs-Cores ma Aeo 81
pig higher: sales 600 bags Next THURSDAY Friday
nd SATURDAY. will be holidays. Havre-Conee market
opened barely steady: December declined franc other
months unchanged; m unchanged; at 8 m duet
and unchanged $50 unchanged; total saies ZL,vo
bags Thursday Friday and Saturday VIII De hoil-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
So. Sheep dull. 81 7aq$3 so. Ian

steady s2as5 Sheep dull. 81 1888 so. Lambs dull.
East Liberty. Dec atte-Market strong: choice.
SIS 75S5 90: prime 4O4S5 co. good, $59$5 80;
s. 509$3 % HogsMarket slow prime heayies Sc 55a
Workers 2OaS6 25 light do SO 10Gs6 Is; pigs s6@S6 05
So 4oss So: good mixed So 4c$3 co: fair 81 75qss e0
culis and common. 81 50aS2 choice lambs So 50S5 so;
common to good. S3rS5 %. Veal calves. SSGSS rs.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as fOl

CoTToN-operatons the Cotton M EAcn@s ma steaGv at
were moderate market opened quiet an es .eS
unchanged prices rallied point or w. w. th the close
noints steader again VIZ!
yry sesGy at net loss of points to net rdse S-st
points The influences at work on the nsat
then early caoes
sfsctorv: early indications 10 the recei an
the local contingent s'd
ncnfent raid IN the absence Of public sopPos Sctor
however public became
following advices pointing to an stse
h, tba weekend figures and tending 70
,bronef large exports home On
demand was checked however. by repeated er;sIv
in future Wouiu
As the advanced local shorts .
demand. whlcn gave the
iets drn updertone the close. with rul 80
~ +ps erect that arrangements had oeen flaue
tein snot neople to large amount OF
from March price shouid II pe
eI % oo,+rerts with this operation being part OF
General preparaton receive and handle IN ole
of that the shoFte
ier The January situation. however relalLs and
state
neT ventures are only safe in March May ana e ast9
neo,-I,e The total transactions Of the day were eS'
mated al 10000 bales - ..a ,ocsI market to-
<lr
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25

A DvERTIsEMENTs and sunssriDtions Tor The Trsoune
N received a Uptown Office.
No. I.364 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be following
orfces at regular Office until O'Clock m.
x54 sth-ave-. s. e cor 23d-sL: 133 6sh-ave. cor
I2th-st: 92 East 14th-st.: Isl West 42d-st-s be-
tween 7h and sth aves.: 263 West 125fh-st-: 1-33S
3d.ave.. 18th and 7Ith 1.o26 3d-ave.s
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIIRoAD.

~ Ula lH ID ! M q 1N20
"a RAIhRoAD.
AN8 pEs8RosEs sRas Ss kSp coRTLANDT sTREETs
GyTbe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets is five minute. later ,nan
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station, except where otherwise noted
sS 80. Nm ~ FAST M AIMLsd WI In to two eepfn Car
Ptts6urg to Chicago No coaches to PittsDurg.
SS 4 l. NJ H. PasfLVA1A TST a9o
es o sRns caso Ge 6e1snS G6e
H:! p P!n9manaPSs m 6 d9SlSyf 81 hsuiS SPECIAL 20
honr train to Chisaso Pullman MANS aHs B1at
e: o as!S2e as sD ciacp5s a 2gs sd
5s5 F. NJ F.S4s sF fSUis SlF EXPREssFor Pittseurs.
R c 6F 5PdaeaP1 Med " 8a @ valley
0.sS p. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss..-For Chicago. For
7sS Sef9 NJ feeP Fe SafTFeaE P4nss ci t.Durg and
Chicago For Knoxvile. daily via shenanfoah Valley
IS 73E Cssfiana aND S5cePs
PRDsS.E9E PIt,s6gTs csysa3s and siOsi9na' so;I%a
iSSs 5 is@ssI 6t5ss nm cs se
Paror and Dining cSr SIS 4ing ca
ing carr. 455 Dining caT). s25 i T. 10 nlgas ga
% 5 81 DINING s cd nGS @ Gag lSSs fhS
na al Par9T and DINING Cars s2S Dining Gsr "a n,ss
somT@aERN ~ @ RAILWAY.~Express s25. AIS p m.
ATLANTfc COAST LINE.-Exprezs. s.55 a. m. and a2o
sEABoARD AIR LINE .RA1LwAY.-E1Dress. 12-65 p m
daily. Mail, II. 10 night daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.-For Memphis
and New Orleans, 3.25 Z. m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--I-55 a. m. week
r6 5aye 1P Por Az d6F q m fag ahd NoRro1K755
week days and s.55 p m daily
ATLANTIC C-ITY.-3a5 a. m. and 255 .: m week--days.
Sundays, 1-55 Through Vestibuled Trains Burret
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
or Smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car and Standard
Coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-125 55 D. m weekdays
For points New York Long Branch Railroad ffom
West Twenty-third Street Station). s-55 m. II ~
30 45o and IL % p: weekdays sundays: 20
weekdays. Sundays a m. SIS o.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 500. 725 I55.
and cortandt Streets oo01 Dining Carr. 1888
ing Carr. 11.55 m. 1255 Dining Carr 1.55 Dining
Csr 10 Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets 220l 255.
325 Dining Can. 355. 425 4.25 Dining Carr % Dn
ing Carr. 555 Dining Carr. T55. SIS s55. s25 p. m.
u 10 night Sundays 6t0 7.55 dining no coaches
s.25 SIS 955 Gimited). ass 1O.55 Dining Carr a.
1855 Dining Carr 1-55 Dining Carr 325 Dining Carr
355 4 25 Dining Carr. 4.55 Dining Carr 555 Dining
Carl. 155. s. % s.55 9.29 n. II 10 night o,
Ticket offices Nos 46 1884 III and PSI Broadway: 1s2
Fifth Avenue (beow 2Sd St) 2eS Fifth Avenue corner
18th St: Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
Station, Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets $50 Fulton Street 9S Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station.
Jersey CITY. York TraLsfer Company Will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager CenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEN ZEN RAL *. X
Liberty street and south Ferry ttins South
Ferry minutes earler).
EAsTOy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNN-z4.0O C715 Easton oay1. Q.
4. M I2o 40 500 6 45 Esaston anly) P. NJ. sun
wILSEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4.oe aIO
NJ. 500 P ". sundays. q q a. NJ, Loo ?. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHU RST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4OO. $40 A. NJ. 13G $40. 40. Lake
Lakehursf oaly). 500 (x5SO Lakewood Only1
p. NJ. Sundays, 1000 A NJ
ATLANTIC CITy-f9-40 40 A u +340 P. NJ.
VINELAND AND BRIDGETUS-tz4Oo A. NJ. f1-So
LONG BRANCH. AsBI RY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsH0RE
POINTS-z4OO $50 II. 80 A. NJ. q 49, $50 $50 p 81.
sundays except Ocean Grove 900 A. NJ. 400 P. II.
PHIIADELPHIA (READING TERNIINAIs-ss42 %.
tT00 IS OO 90 1000. +11-oo A NJ. tt2 90. 100.
$780, TOO TACO. 400. 800 1000. $780, $500 P. NJ.
sI215 Mdt - -
sif30 a. NJ. '1O0 t'3-+o. 800. 100 ts-25 P u.
READING HARRISBURG. PoTTsvTLLE AND
WULIAMSPORT-Il4.O0 z425. $500. Ilt9. 10 1000
fiGO A. NJ. Reading onIy). s1.0o I2o. t2o0 p NJ.
Tearing PottsviIe and Harrisburg only. t4Oo. f6o9
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOE BALTIMORE AND wAshlNGToN-faSo
sI2 Is Mdt.
zron1 liberty Street only 'Daiy fDaIly except Sun
day SSunday only. tParlor only. tfVia TanaSaa
xSaturdays-
ofces: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry Asto5 House.
Sa1a-e west I5S East 2T3 West 125th 245
Soi1Tnhus Court St. S44 $50. Fulton
T9rootIyn. Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
transfer Co calls for checks baggage destination
W, G.. BESLER Z N BOHTs
General Manager. General Fassr AgenI
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
propcsals-

OFFICE OF CHEF ENGINEER & SUPERINTENDENT
OF REPAIRS. New York. N T.. December IL. 1902.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ cefved at this Office till 200 P. NJ January s. 1903
for supplying and laying submarine cable for tesphons
and telegraph purposes between Z S Barge Office. New
York City Ellis Island New York IA oor as provided
In specihcations and plans OF which
gether with blank forms proposal will furnished
upon application TO the undersigned BIDS must be
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Miles sorossin., First Effort.

Miles Scroggins was more than 80
years old, noted for his droll wit and
funny sayings, but had never attempt
ed to make a speech. All the mem
bers of the club believed he could
speak IL he would try, and frequently
attempted to have him make the Of
fort.
It was finally determined to compel
him to speak. So, upon the assembling
Of the club, he was called upon and,
declining to comply, the boys grabbed
him and forcibly placed him upon a
table, amidst the cheers of the crowd.
To the establishment of all he mani
tested great embarrassment. The
crowd continued to yell, and final
ly he broke forth as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen: Oh, I beg
your pardon, there are no ladies pres
ent, and id few gentlemen, IL
any,"
After this sally the curiosity of the
crowd was satisfied, and no further
effort was made to have Scroggins
make a speech.-Buffalo Courier.