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The Washington times., 1902-09-02

The new theatrical year at the CO.
lumbia fTheater was ushered in last
night with new play, st. Ann" by
Paul Armstrong, writer new to the
stage.
est. Ann" is Mr.. Armstrong; baby
play, but in 1t he has proved that he
possesses a vast fund of originality,
quite rare these days of modern play
wrighting, that he has many new ideas
in stagecraft, that he can pen lines as
bright as any that have ever come
from a Pinero, Jones, or Fitch, and
that he has a vein of humor that is
delightfully."- keen, spontaneous, and
wholesome.
est. Ann is story of artists. st.
Q struggling artist in New York, while
in the second act she is seen as a ia
nous painter whom all London is talk
ing, on account of very remarkable
canvas, THE Other Woman"
The set of artists shown in the first
act is very congenial and happy ag-
gregation of bohemians-not that
frowsy, long-haired, vulgar crowd with
a profusion of shop talk on tap all of
the time-but a merry, Woodworking,
hard-up lot of talented, struggling
young people.
A Number of Familiar Characters.
Mr.. Armstrong has supplied all the
people usually found in play of this
sort There is a black bearded scoun-
drei who causes all the anguish for
the heroine. a rich young fellow who
loves ST. Ann devotedly; bright young
artist, Grant Dudley, whose work is so
good that il won't sell while he is alive
SO he conceives the idea of circulating
the report that he is dead, and then de-
camps for London, where, under an as
sumed name. he succeeds very we'll.
while a now appreciative American pub
lie pays fancy prices for his early ef
forts. Then there is a young woman
another artist, of course-a Miss Mas
tiers. who is in love with Dudley, and
this little affaire supplies a very en-
pertaining subsidiary love story, and. be-
sides. the pair contributes most of the
comedy of the performance. There is.
in addition, a frssy, good-natured old
art critic-capitally played, by the way
by Robert Mcwade. and several other
personages, none of whom attains any
prominence during the development of
the story.
Leon Richmond has wronged st. Ann
and 1t is her determination to prove
to him that she does not care for him
that leads the good young lover, Gordon
The Washington times., 1902-09-02
Robbed at the Eco.

P. C. Moore, OF 1918 S Street north
west. reported to the police last night
that his sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moore. who
went on a picnic to the grounds OF the
Zoo Park yesterday. was robbed OF red
cashmere shawl. turquoise hatpin, a
gold stickpin. and white hat. She sus-
poets some colored boys who were play
ing in the neighborhocd.
The Washington times., 1902-09-02
Hot Box on Street Car.

While going down Seventh Street yes
terday afternoon Capital Traction car
No. 255 caught fire at the corner of F
street from a hot box. The flames
we're extinguished by the motorman and
conductor None of the passengers
were injured.
The Washington times., 1902-09-02

Manager Chase announces a first-class
Dill OF vaudeville novelties, headed by
Charics Grapewin and Anna Chance, for
the inauguration of the season at MS
theater next Monday.
There will be daily matinees, as here
tofore. at Chase's this year. The the
ater has been considerably bcautifled
since the close of last season. and VIII
be found more attractive than ever tc
patrons OF polite vaudeville. The box
Office for the reservation of seats is
now open.
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Black PATHS Troubadours at conven-
ton Hall.

The band of colored performers head
cd by Madam, Sissieretta Jones. or
"The Black Patti" as she is commonly
known, entertained two good sized au-
Gienccs 1T Convention Hall yesterday.
The local engagement was for yesterday
Crlly
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satisfactory, adds to the enjoyment OF
the show.
The vaudeville part Of the bill Is
given by the Gerrity sisters. the Deonz1
brothers. Black and Hooper, the Three
polos. Cooper and Reynolds, and Nc
Rae and Wyatt.
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"Richard Carvel" at the Lafayette
Theater.

The first performance of the season
at the Lafayette will be given next Mon
day afternoon, with Andrew Robson in
"Richard Carvel,'' as the attraction.
This is the play in which John Drew
was seen here two years ago. and it is
said to afford Mr.. Robson many opportu-
mites for the display of histrionlc abilA
tiles
The company is advertised as being
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"The Great White Diamond" at til.
Academy.

Academy.
| 1.-THE Great White Diamond a melo-
drama of most thrilling character, is the
bill at the Academy this week, two per-
formancss of the piece being given yes
terday.
The story of the play hinges on the
continual appearance and disappearance
of a diamond reputed of great size and
value. 1t is the property of the hero, a
young miner. and Is stolen from him by
who is totally blind in the day time. but
possessed of perfect sight in the dark
ness. From the time the jewel is first
| stolen until the end of the play the ac-
tion of the story goes at lively rate.
An interesting love story, with the
usual vicissitrdes and reunion of the
lovers at the close. runs through the
play.
Some realistic stage pictures are pre-
sented, among them snow storm. a
railway station, and the swing for life.
The scene at the railway station is one
Oh une DeSI Vi itS kinQ ever SHOWN on
local stage. The train, consisting Of an
engine and three cars. dashes across the
stage in real railroad fashion. while the
, swing for life arouses the audience to
great enthusiasm.
The company presenting 1.-The Great
White Diamond" is capable one. In
terest attaches mainly to the character
of the Nyctalops. which is played this
season by Gugliemo Ricciardc The role
and its make-up suggest that OF Sven
gall. He goes through the piece like a
specter, but the unique character of the
role rather distinguishes it from the
usual line OF stage villains.
Charles Booth and Florence Huntley
were acceptable as the young lovers,
and James A. Barnes. in the small char
acter part of an English servant, did
well. Several specialties were intro
duced during the progress of the play.
Matinees will be given today, Thurs
day. and Saturday
The bill at the Academy next week
will be an Offering new to Washington,
called 'The Little Mother"
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{ Lansbl1rgh &Bro
STORE CLOSES EVENINGS AT O'CLOCK.
Fall Dress Goods.

Prudent mothers will grasp this
chance 10 provide their little oncs with
school dresses.
Navy. Blue. BrilIiantine, beauti- 1Sc
fully lustered; for. per yard.-..... s~
An assortment of Cheviots. Home
spuns. Tricots. Navy Blue Serge; 2Qc
fer, per yard. -
All-wool Cheviots. in red. gray. tan.
and blue; at SOC they would be 2QC
cheap; for, per yard........-....... ~ /
corsets Away Under Value.
Princess OF Wales s1.G0 Corsets. made
of coutil. short and medium COG
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ST, ANN" SCORES A
VERY PRONOUNCED HIT
Season at Columbia Usher
ed in With a New Play.
ATTRACTIONS AT OTHER H0U

"Tiger Lilies" Please Two Crowded
Audiences at Kernan's With a First
Class Show, While "The Great White
Diamond" Thrills Academy Patrons.
The Washington times., 1902-09-02

large and generally capable. so a good
performance and an suspicious inaugu-
raj OF the theatrical year at the La
fayette may be expected.
The Washington times., 1902-09-02

THE COLUMBIA-"St. Ann" new play
IN four acts, by Paul Armstrong. The
The Washington times., 1902-09-02
LOCAL MENTION.

Hot ramales and Chilli Con Carne
At the Ranch. 5O7 st. NV. Come round. ;
The Washington times., 1902-09-02

of art and is really excellent. while Miss
Edith Hinkie and Miss Lucille York are
admirable in their respective roles.
.sSt. Ann is capitally mounted the
scenic scheme being Mr.. Armstrong s
own idea, and most excellent one Vt is,
too. There will be matinee perform
ances of "St. Ann Thursday and Sat
urday. Every woman in Washington
who loves a love story should see II.
The Washington times., 1902-09-02
A Brilliant Array of Dainty
Muslin Underwear.

womens Short Underskirts. made Of
good muslin; full cambria ruffie; 11c
women's Muslin Drawers. ina-i' with
deep cambric he,nstitched UNI 71c
brella Tuiiie; for. ....................6 -
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Titus. into all sorts of worry and trouble,
not to mention trip to a Hawaiian
leper colony.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

FLOUR AND MEAI.-FIcur was in duh posItion all
Ityie interest otherwise. quotations: Spring patents
A. winter e5ras m oss 81 @ extra MinsP No
81 2oq$3 80; extra No winter So l'aS5 ~ NJ grade
steady @qossd Fair 70 g999 s. 5qS 4G eh9Se to
Kin dried ~ 45q$3 55 to brand BAGMEAL-
ae 81 sSs Fine FE!f Sso% du5d Spring
2 SPOT SIS 25 sacks "a arrive ~ $40 25ass 56
"e bran SteE 9@E bTnn SiS 70 Gy br"n Sio 3
bsa shaaPs SIS 80 nse s@T I'd % oSaEs 5mss So % corn OIL
the FIRST hour s,n o-dGy wheat
Northwest receipts only 50 cars and spring wheat
Wfathfr boupb elsewhere in Western States continued
favorable prospects appeared with scattered showers in
The early chiefly OF local ordsr varied by
abroad checked only in options but interest in
T1 6g ean n,eq aEf loads ds S Manitoba Snd
No red here mostly last night and loads outports
worked Prices well held until few
foe the Tegq S St0fe long "gm Wheat 10 breaH JUN 10 %
big traders UndoiEg spreads between July and
close when weakness was feature here ruled fairly
and seab3ard clsaranees latter reaching $4,000
bush wheat alone Toward the gS1Gk close trade
ing with July fnaly quoted at s0esc Quotations OF cash
|reyafor SOC export and S2l5c Corn
i'm sens rensns that Controlled Frida ops &
sasssd 5Ts lower -9M Ts0st s,.ssT sSPPSE from
hat the movement now light VIII increase in the
traders who bought above
Vork cables also weak to-day, London closing ~
ia net lower regular close weakened 20
eei. JuIy following unexpected drop In wheat
but steaded up trife. and at o'clock was quoted az
C6ssc No closed 69c elevator and 69 contract
No ? white 7O%c, and No yellow. 6o5sc, all o b
aioat. .OATs-supported by manipulation the
small trade ana much local feature The late curb
1narI.et was about steady. No closed 4ec: No
45i4c: No white 511.e; Nc white. 51c track mixed
4Gs54sc, track white s0za55c. and No white clins
95c -. .RYE-Market steady. No Western. 65ihc ana
No Western. csc, both o ahoat: State rye 62a
raSesc ana mailing. 67l !. g73c both Z Nex-York f
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

... ~ - - New-Iork May Il. 1902
mes ptsS ns some nsT be f S8 apds5s Of
TsnGe ne mofsoW % W G is TePored at 81 22s - and he
kidney have sold mainly at 81 20 but that ngue has
Exc KGd % TN ia one one or M Two instances and there Is dsposi
medium beans are steady firm. but quiet the
quote Beans marrow choice P per SGsh
shoss s. % DO poor good 81 45a$I 7O red kidney
white kidney choice s. a5g$2 Do SS1 poor to so6d 81 81 SOC "a
81 9o DO yeow choice 81 15a$2 20 do black turtle
81 T5 ImPqTsd 2sd giants s. o5q$2 TO- Imported
Ss9 Ssoce 81 Soas e g to good 81 Oa$
S s week % sa 70 s% Bs: Bss:
Were unable to supply their wants yesterday, they
Mere Mere on hand m early 1ns morning in search Of fresh
an usual for : saursX e ang m Wa sron 9hsr activity
settling price for fanc fresh M 'GIe 9eauss ne general
grades from 22e down 70 zoe for Under P'hSs S
and loo tpbs 6 no uIs ere1merE & 81 score sold at 22c
e ana factory f are eakPss Of imitation
faks ,,I the stock up quite closely Factory easing
" xs Taas PFG pei he age
2oc State dsy ub Sc sfsgHGS IGg2le DO lower grades
seconds thirds lsaisec State Fs dairy iG tns 80
do lower grades l9q2Oc; factory arsts aoc do
to Eq9a isq22f S. packing stock 7aISc
DAY and little irfSh any Teeepts 3 were quite moderae
op m mas 9sen In receipt and cleaned
closing l sns a little e. ste3doT & than early in the week Outlook
sGnnHsG s!d 5sh cost in sizes SaSe
ard with high primary markets the feeiins IS Hec
firm both white and coored Skins steadily beiS OlS
s o a 9% %hs R1fss 81. sTsDSR fsr ed
coloTed. and 5Ts for old white We quote New-Ststs
fun cream small. eoloTed. choice 12c fair TO good
do large. colored light SKINS small cnoce Ga0a 40
prime S4aoc good eG1e do common 4ase
make. choice l2Gl2+c; do tair 10 prime IiGi2c; do
large fall make fancy l2G13c; do choice. 11%aI2c
EGGS-The market shows material change Fancy
selected Northern goods free from weather de-
fects in moderate supply and firm there is pres
values continue extremely irregular. We quote: state
and Pennsylvania fancy selected white. 17Isalsc: do
do Northery sections regular packngs i6isgifc; do
Southern l4al5c: drties sGi4c checks i2l1SIst e
cleaning prtty we'll steady prices. Florida pine
apples and wanted Cuban stock moving rather
supply to-day. but there a fair demand and de-
sabe grades cleaned pretty we'll previous
quotations; rev fancy varieties from North Carolina
bury. good TO fancy. SO 506s4 So do golden good to
choice sass 49, DO Wine Sap. good % fancy. s4Gs5;
fancy s5s5 So good to prime SO 506ss4 So do res
winter varieties common 90 fair 50 5OdS3 boxes
red ysrsss No 1 n1 81 5s@s ssga. "a Florida
strawberrss Maryland ana Delaware faney large per
do Norfolk choice. large 7@sc do average prime lines
saec do common 4@4Ae; do North Carolina fancy.
lines. 6fTTc; do poor fair. 4d5c
FRUITS-DRIED-Eva apples are held firmly
with holders generally asking more than quoted owing
apples. Chops waste in fair request and steady
fruits in limited supply. California fruit meeting
per ~ lo1sG1lc: do choice 1oa1Oac: do prime aisG
9%c; do good 7Mec; do 1900
choice to fancy 1o9iossc; do poor to PRIME eaeisc
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
TO FIGHT FOR LEGACY.

r, the will Of DR. Gbier. $4,000 left TO the
nag,-york Pathological Society, of No. II West
rweptv-third-st. 1t was understood that the
Psychological Society had been governed by the
oFscars of the Pasteur Institute. Of No 313 West
Twenty-third-st., and that one had been part OF
,ho otber Now that legacy of 5000 has been
Ift 70 the Pathological Society. there seems to be
~ 5istinrtion between the two organizations.
,Tia executor of the will is Emil Neresheimer
who is now in California, and he yefuses to recog-
nize the institute as 2hy part OF the Path0ogic9
nan as its counsel and suit for the amount OF
thaii tha Iaascv will be brought in June
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
EURoPEAN PRopCcE MARKEr

Liverpool. May 1T.-Closing-Holday in grain Beef
Extra india mess firm. lo2s ID Pork firm prime mess
Western f6s Hops at London Pacific COAST firm e
90 IS HnsTsh9rt cut u to Is ~ steady SIS
short rib 16 TO "a 10. steady 52s: long clear nflIes
light ~ to "a N. steady. SIS Cd long clear middies
LeaEy - 10 40 10. steady, 52s; short clear
20 n steady 52s 6t; clear bellies. Is 10 steady
2zs % ShouIders-Square IL to 1S n. quiet 3as id
s a. western In tierces firm. SIS; American
1hed H IN pals steady rs 3D. Butter nominal Cheese
firm; American finest white SIS: new Ar1aricaC
hnest colored old. SIS; do new. 55s Tallow drm.
prime city SIs; Australian in London.
SI-u rstned spot firm. 2Ts 90. Turpentine-Spirits
nTn S4s 30 Etosin-Common steady. Petroleum
-Issehned steady I'D IInseed oil firm. 3Ss. The i'm
oI hJ lno Liverpool this week 1OI. 100 quar-
ters from Atlantic ports from Pacific 1o-rs ana
Ie.,uuO from other ports The imports corn from
Atlantic ports this week 5000 quarters
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
LaCkaWanna Z

A DVERTIsEMzNrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received Uptown Once
NO. 1864 BROADWAY
Between aeth and s7th sts.. until o o'clock D
Advertisements Will be received al the follou,1 -,
ohces at regular ofee rates until o'clock D. m VIZ
254 sth-nve., $. e. 23d-st; I53 6th-,v. -
l2h-st.; 02 East 14th-st.; 257 West 4.d., ~
tween 9Th and sth aves; 263 West I25th-st gas
3d-nve.. between 10th 7Tth sts.; IO26 49,,
near 6lst-st 1'os 1st-ave near s9th-st.: Is. East
125th-st.t 75G Tremont-ave., ESQ :,d-axe 49,
alss-st.; 55A i1=axe,i SlQ BIseckerzst.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
ro rypLORE INTERIOR OF LABRADOR

Men have come from and men have gone to
1abrador and still its great interior plateau re-
n,atne unknown This land Of the elder duck of the
polar bear and the Eseuimau' now so dimy seen
will some day be pierced by a ray of sunshine:
perhaps when the RESULTS f Of the expedition under
5t 1oionei ~ ~ middle OF June. become known The
grou9 of men who accompany him will not stop.
crosssed iJngava Bay reached and the mystery OF
The yas interior revealed.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

COTTON-The day the local market was spent by
longs IN unloading bears IN taking profits
The leading shorts however unhesitangy put out
hne reports evidences or pronounced
New-OreAns. excellent weather conditions
entire belt and belief that the coal strike Ha
would develop into serious proportions extend
industries well. Supporting orcers were
totally lacking and practically effort made
the tide OF selling on the opening
TO l point higher From the close the course
of steadily downward. with July on 70
s6ec August s. 43c Reports that New orleans
bulls a bad and we're unloading In New
York we're once revived and were given color by
drop Of 20 points that market TO DC for July. Ihe
crop movement continued abnormay light at the ports
and interior and while demand at southern ma
practically standsti, offerings were mace
al declines Reports that stocks In Wall
Street we're ragged without effect particularly
a rade emphaticaly bearish to begin WIN.
lIp went long on the theory that break
OF SO points from top discounted much at this season
OF reprefsnted a decided decrease in the long
interest and a marked growth In the short account
while others feared that the wall street
bear leader might the bull side at any moment
catch the talent heavily overs"d. Again II was
known adverse change in the weather
would result in rapid rally in all specu-
latlve markets. There cables from Liverpool
closed account or Nhltsuntlde holl
The market closed weak Ials points lower The
closed quiet at &c decline,
10 OsAc fur mi4dlng and Ssc for middling Gulf
"a bales. nearly all for export Splnhers
on 40 bales Total port receipts the day 2762
week and 5,Ol1 last year Total
1867 bales Of which Great
Britain 1OSIO bales and the continent .yDt paes
For Monday New-Oreans estimates receipts Of 5OO bales
against SOC last and 42l8 bales last year For
Monday Galveston estimates receipts OF 300 bales against
s33 last week bales last year southern spot
The range al contract prices in the local market to-day
NaS
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
CASH OUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,o. Naw-York May II, 1902.
COFFEE-There reaction in to-day's coffee
market from the recent upward
cay realizing in all speculative markets. Small holders
were naturally disposed to take profits
onaI EuTopean markets will be closed Monday. The
opening here was steady decline points,
increased l0Gl5 points by liquidation and selling by
importers Trading comparatively quiet through
the session Liberal Brazilian receipts foreign
markets helped to depress the market here The close
was steady and net bQl5 points lower Total sales
1900 bags The market for spot coffee quiet but
about steady with invoice lots of No Rio quoted 6iac
The range Of contract prices in the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
NAVAL STORES.

NE demand for spirits tUrpeEtine good and the
SOCKS are well held so thar the market
s1 Ss STEADY az former prices Rosn steady with
eu prices asked and obtained popular grades
4 sF Vas hFn with good business. yards
second hands. ouoie. 80 ~ ~ - -
ssizc i''s-ia's ana HacHHeS' 10V
ppaaRET-Reguars 81 95; oil, bbls 50 s5as4
n - oH.nien % good strained, 81 60: D. 81 62iz
x e. 90: 9, s. %; II, 81 S5: l. 81 1889 20
" w"1S% 81 ~ 81 1888 20; y, So 30, W. G.. So So
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpentin. 20 COL Dds
Tar 'F01-Ais-- Observation-Disclosures. $50 bbs
Chsrle.,on 2,347 bbls
Savannah sIsy 7'.TTrlrpentne rosin unchanged
1857 btle. ss AuEpentiae firm at 45kc: receipts
oe!ps 1910 NJ, oso; experts. 1860 Rosin hrm; re-
a b. c and n :, sales 236: exports 45iO quoted
81 50; l. 81 n. - ~! T. 81 25; F. 81 30; G. 81 35 H.
Y " So 90 " & 80 u. 81 So; y. So i5 W G. 50 40:
kmerican str,,s Tgrpenne-spir!ts 3is I'D Rosin
-'''eO' IS %; fine, 9s
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
UIHEk MARKETs-BY rEIrcpApI

Chaieago May i7.--Cattle-Re,et,, ~ "a
ssaS6 81. stocers S steers S7S7 30: Door 10 medium
81 Ssss ~ - 75g<c 50: anHeiS 81 & S s9ws vs. y % 1Gg
hoss-Recelps toas ezss fed steers s. 56Qs6 20
70 choice heavy 81 49, aEa butchers 50 95gS7 So good
fsoslpts io5 az 5aif o. sales s. a5@s7 = Sheep
ssgheF; good 10 cb6,-t sip strong strong lOc
habs s. 5SGsc 3 lambs clipped s. 50dss 50; western
steaa sg 81 oaso higher So 75as7 25
tsSdy. s. 56as5 90 sprin seep steady 81 1895 Lambs
slsnged choice ezro1t 2 Receipts head; un-
led sesr sS sSss ss, q stocEeTs ana feeders sS@$
81 M 20, Texas COWS 81 j0ls4 7s o dhdlAn s5S
bulls ls e:as Ss s5QsG 80: Gamers 81 756s2 ~
G4o b1ik hogs-Heceipts. 5000 head. s,rore re IONS
u saies' 81 7o5gs7 60; heavy, 81 2sas7 10;
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains Franklin ST. Station. New Yerk follows
and later foot West 42d St. ". R.:
.T:lO A. M.-For Intern. points 70 Albany.
A. Nh Hudson Rtv & Mob Express
100 p. M-Chcago Express.
.225 p. M-Cont. Linn. for Detroit. Chicago 81 Ix,ufx
p. M.-(9 For Hudson River Points Ibany
.6:l5 p. M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chlcago.
1T:i5 p. M.-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit Louis.
'9:15 P M-For syra RocI.. Mag Falls Det- & Chi
fDatly, except sunday Leaves BROOKLYN Annex
No l tlO:45 A. NJ No al 1906 p ~ Leaves Jersey
City r r. sta. No. at t11:2O A. NJ: al f3.35
P N principal hotels and Bazgags
checked from hotel residence by Westcott's Ex
A H. SMITH. c E LAMBERT
Gen'I superintendent Genl PaSs'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

S7sq packers g loas7 32s light ss 65as7 15 Yorker
Sy 10 pigs 20 304S6 So receipts for week 40 aa0 hss1
ecelpts none native lambs IS 40ds7 10 WesteT
vebsrs o9dss: native wethers IS 0d$6 O5 Western
yearnes G9sS 80 fed ewes 81 75gs5 G5 Texas clipped
loo & and feeders 81 509s 5O receipts for week 5
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
financial.
Rallroaos.
READING SYSTEM

Kt a DINC SISltM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty st. and south Ferry ume from South
Ferry hve minutes earlier).
EMsT9N, ,Y,TGS, G GnTIHLEHEM; W ALLENT0wN AND
99nly, 30 J, a NJ 20 40 30 eS45 ESstOn only
A. NJ. 40, 300 P NJ. Sundays q % A. NJ
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGA At
'4o0: 90 A. NJ. ISo. $40. 4.3O p NJ. Sundays 1918
ATLANTIC CITY-s4o A NJ $40 NJ
vINELAND AND BRIDGETON-f4Oo A. NJ. lsO
p. NJ. ~ ~
Grow fSSF IHb fAsS
P. NJ. Sundays. 500 A. NJ. 400 p NJ '00 40 0'o
IHILADELPHIA-s.4 TOO. $500 1880 300
tSS ts g taa0 400 ttsc 500 t6o0 100 tsS
HEADiNG, HARnIsBCRG. PoTTsvILLE AND
Reading only) uL30 Reading and PottsviIie) 81 90
tlOO r M. '12lS Mdt except HARRISBURG 'ss, 90
z NJ n Reading and Harrisburg only $500 a5oo $500
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-From foot OF Rector St.
Pn Pier s s., Atlantic Hishiands Sesbright. Monmouth
ant 1000 A NJ. LOO. 3.45. 43o p. NJ. sundays 10 90
A. NJ. 100. 500 P. NJ. O0
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
ts.so 1000 'IlsO A. NJ. 100 tai . o. co
rFrom Liberty 81 only. Daily. tDaily. except s,nt.
sSGnday only. tParor cars only Via Tamaqua ZVis
Offices: Liberty st. Ferry South Ferry ia %, -.
SS East s4 25tR ST. gs west @ is 50 Union M sqgaTe West
New York; Court ST. 81 SEQ Fulton St Br10Si S
Tor and Checks baggage desnaton transfer Co calls
W. @. BEsLER. C. NJ R1-Rr
eehl Nahaser Genl Pass Agent