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me etion Of seals.

Natural affection of seals in their wild
state is well shown in the following an
ecdote: A gentleman living In Oregon.
on the ocean shore. one day caught in
very simple manner a young seal. 1t
had been stranded on the plank wharf
by a receding tide and left high and
uncomfortably dry as well. 1t had not
strength to waddle into the water and
no one to teach it the tricks of its tribe
The gentleman kept tho little glossy
creature for several days and then In
pity turned It into its native element
II came to the wharf every night and
whimpered SO that he was obliged to
take 1t out again and keep it in a small
tank. the seal giving. every demonstra'
ton Of affection. after the manner Of q
young dog.
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A VOTE OF THANKS.
The Leader Force See Mickey Finn"
in a Body Saturday Night

The Leader force without exception,
unite in reurning thanks to Editor
Niblack for his kindness in furnishing
them delightful evenings entertain
ment at the Mickey Finn show at
the Brooks Saturday night About
forty Of us with our wives. daughters
and sweethearts availed ourselves of
the invitation and completely filled
three or four of the boxes on either
side of the theatre. Each of the la.
dies wore carnations and ferns pre-
sented by the editor Al, enjoyed the
occasion immensely and appreciated
and applauded the excellent program
Of this fine company but more than
all do we appreciate and applaud the
generous impulse of Mr. Niblack in
planning and providing us with the
evenings pleasure.
All Of the Force.
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One Of the many curious customs
which mark the visits of judges to pro.
vinclal assizes of England is that cb
served at Newcastle-on-Tyne
The mayor always makes the follow
ing speech to the judges on circuit:
My lords, we have to congratulate
you upon having completed your Ia
Dors in this ancient town and have
also to inform you that you travel
hence 10 Carlisle through border coun-
try much and often infested by the
Scots We therefore present each OF
your lordships with a piece of money
to buy Herewith a dagger to defend
yourselves"
Then the mayor produces two ancient
coins, a jacobus and carolus. The
former he presents to the senior and
the latter to the junior Judge. Appar-
entity It is intended that the senior
Judge shall purchase a dagger twice
the size of that purchased by the junior
Judge
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O1ee whzn the press in the Carson
City Appeal had Just started to run
John Mackay rushed into the editori
sanctum and called to Sam Davis IN an
excited tone Of voice: SAN. stop the
pressl Stop the pressr' whats the
matter. Johng" Davis asked in alarm
"why, old man Crooks" famous for
his stinginess)-"old man Crooks has
Just presented u peck OF apples to the
orphans home. and he'll be broken
hearted II you dont have a column anf
a half about 1t in she paper this afse'
noon.
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Beware of olntmsuts for catarrh that

Beware of olntments for catarrh that
Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used exec II
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. ]. Cheney
6 Co, Toledo. o., contains no mer-
curry. and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system In buying
Halls catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine, It is taken Internally
sid made n Toledo, Ohio. B. F. j.
cheney & Co Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. price 75c per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best
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C w Bushyhead Of Santiago, Cal,
brother OF she noted Chief Bushyhead
OF the Cherokee nation. was al Fort
Gibson twice since he went TO Cali
fornia In 1850 When boy he used
to set type In the Cherokee Advocate
offlce at Tahiequah. could write and
speak the language nuently. but has
lcag since forgotten both.
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camp Felderrs Work.

Camp Fielder is making a remark
able record at Webb school Bell Buck
lie. Tenn Judge II J Lowe today re-
celved from the school principals W
r. ami J. N Webb the quarterly re
port. which gives Camp the following
splendid rating Department eNemp
larry. Latin. Greek and mathematics
excellent These ace the highest
grades In Webb school, which is one
OF the hest institutions In the south
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Sam Coombs, retiring treasurer OF
KinWa county, was in the city satur-
day and sunday His deputy. Fred
Hoyi. was here today
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SENATOR STEWART TO WE'D.
IHY Aaanciarad Presa.I

Atlanta, Ca, Oct 26.--The Journa
is authority for the announcement o.
the marriage tonight in this city o.
United States Senator William NJ
Stewart Of Nevada. and Mrs M A
Cone of Madison, Ca.
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enRlsrIAM seIgMTlsrs Mgsr.


Boston. Mass, Oct 26.--Four hum
ared OF more authorized teachers Of
Ghe Christian science faith from vari
Uzs parts ui The United States assem-
bIed here today to consider matters
viii reference TO teaching the faith
T'his - the first convention OF the kind
ever held
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New Banks.

Territorial Bank Commissioner Paul
r Cooper today granted authority to
the following banks TO commence
business:
The First State bank Of Texawa;
capital stock, $4,000
The Bank Of Arcadia; capital stock.
$4,000
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Visit Patterson's Thursday afternoon
and evening, get a souvenir, hear good
music and chance at the prize,
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Don't fail TO see "The Thoroughbred
Tramp" at the Brooks tonight Prices
l5c, Csc, csc, and soc.
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The great play Arizona" will soon
anpcar At the Brooks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-26

A dollar attraction at the Brooks
t1nIvhi for l5c. 25c. s5e and SOC
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The sale of lots in the Beadles' ad-
dition continues with great success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-26

Charming Folsom is here from Kan
saas City to relieve Scott Laughlin as
Journal correspondent
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I1mIIY blood talnI.
ScsOiula is bred in the
bone, is transmitted
ErDm parent 20 child
abr seeds are planted in
Snfancy and unless the
blood IS purged and pu-
Nified and every atom Of
ehetaint removed Scroll
uia is sure 10 develop at
-. A -. .-....~ I,fa
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W. T. WALKER

ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE.
12o w. Okla. Ave. Phone 210.
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Noremedy equals )
up the blood, makes il
great Blood Remedy Il
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo. July observation-disclosures. 20o head;
steady strong prime shipping steers 81 s5aS5 so
su!shers steers 8 25Gs4 So cows and heifers S
"a I5 bulls S3qS4 %; sockers and feeders S3dS4 -
Yesis-Reee@iPts @ S26 head; strong s. 2SGS7 % Hogs
on on sg SRsrs 81 closing ease; heayy Sc i5$a 2 med gms
T3ushs S5aS5 20; stays s4a$4 do daires s. 75QS6 10
Sheep and ambs-Receipts, $500 head: steady: lambs
lo@15c lower lambs S4G$6 35s yearings IS 2jGS5 so
81 so.
East Liberty July 24.-Cattle steady; choice IS esq
IS 40 prime, 81 90S5 good 81 60GS4 Hogs active
prime heavy 50 00gS5 95 mediums Sc %; heavy
Workers. Sc S6 30; light do Sc +6S6 45 pigs IS asa
SO So roughs s49$5 %. Sheep steady best wethers.
s. 6O1S4 IS; eulls and 81 5OGS2 15 yearags
$685. Veal calves S6G$7
Cincinnati July 24.-fIOgs active S4d$5 30 Cattle
STEADY at $ 23g$i IS Sheep steady at S2@$4 % Lambs
Kansas City. July 24.-Catte-Receipts. 3 500 head.
calves, $40: market steady Oc lower choice export
and dressed beef 81 70GS5 2j; good $40
81 TO- stockers feeders 50 5OQ$4 2a: Wes'ern FED
steers S3$4 60; Texas and Indian So 25S4 60;
Texas cows, S20S3 90: native COWS. $o9S4 native
heifers 81 +oqS5 40; 81 259$2 so; bulls 81 500
So t5 calves 81 1895 Ecss-Receipts. $500 head:
ket 5Qloc lower TOP 81 40: bulk of sales s. 30S5 90
he heavy s. 259S3 20; mixed packers IS 2G$5 4G iisht
Sheep-Recepts, 400 head; market firm; native lambs.
So l5gS5 So; Western lambs. S3G$5 50 fed 81 90Q
81 IS.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25

Prices very firm selling fully 25c higher and
egterraks soc higher Poor 70 PINE yeas sod at SD
at s9l2c per 10; country essed az 6a1O.zc -
Sales-Andrew Mullen: 81 veas l55 10 average. at IS
Il H. Hollis veais. 1se 10 at IS; 50 DO 142 n at
s. 50 % l4S ~ at s. 25 - do iS1 n. at 81; 81 but
at 81 49, las At s7 Il do. Ts ID at 50; Is butter
Tobin & shannon: 81 veaIs 70. IS; Is do. l2s
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 25ls cars.
5s92 head, including for saughierers and 2la for
Including yesterday there lSls cars
on sale at the opening OF trade Prices were lOgl5c
closed easier. of TIE stock yarded late
likely TO be carried over Poor to choice sheep SOLD az
81 25: culis at s. 30; yearIings So Dressed
mutton firm at 6hq9sc per 10: dressed lambs steady
sales-Newton & Co.: PAT West Virginia lambs. u 70
2e5 a.. 72 10 I2H is7 do. 70 70, At 81 ~. 259
s. IS; 24i Kentucky do SO 10 a, Sc Is; 30 Virginia do
a n. at S. 70: Virginia sheep 80 10 at s. 23 Ken
!gcky se 2 at 8 % West Virginia DO 22 .7 n At
Tobin Shannon: as Kentucky lambs GO 70. So Is;
10 Gull lambs IS b. at 81 20 is PennsyIyania sheep iO2
f at 81 so; lac Kentucky DO 104 10 at 81 4O Penn
sylvania yearlings. so 70. S5-
s Judd CO.. l31 Kentucky lambs II 70. at 81: 90 DO.
IS 10 at 81 IS Western sheep 80 ih at - 1O 10 do l1O
10 at S4 SOi S5 Kentucky 10. 70 10 at 81 q
81 25; % West Virginia sheep. 115 n. at 81 25-
Kerns Commission Company: ~ Pennsylvania lambs CT
90 10, at 81: 5 Pennsylvania bucks. 104 70 So.
HoGS-Recepts were SO cars 1929 head. including
III head for the Prices firm. Good
hogs averaging 1870 150S6 per
Country dressed hogs steady at sAq9c perm for medium
to light weights
at S6 Is per 100 10: 13 State pigs 120 n S6 40
j. g. Curtis & Son; State hogs 1872 10 at S6 30.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ney-Hork July "a. 1903.
2Iuding export alive saughterers and
IS for the market all the latter Jersey City with me
exception OF l Steers in demand az fun
Wednesday prices for medium grades and good
rated 1oc higher: there quotabie I'M
proyemeut cows bologna good and
Ills a. s9lS 10: one extra bu at 81 90: cows at 81 75G
q NJ lei refers at 81 60S5 IS Dressed beef sold fairly
Iverno9l and London cstes quoted live cattle higher
steady at Ih912hc dressed weight: refrigerator beef
hrmer 9l4 @9%c 10. shipments the Celtic TO
the Mianetonka VII AIRY London BIS cat
$50 o. beef for Schvarzschild SUI
to London for shaInberg go cattle Hull
head London for Schwarzschd q SulzherEsT
Campania Liverpool about LOO quarters OF
bsef for Cudahy Packing Company; making the otai
shipments this for the week, 2555 cattle oIs
sheen and 1887 quarters OF beef all to ports Of Great
ssies-s Sanders: 20 Ohio steers Loss 70 averags at
iii3 10 at SIS o 20 do ~ 70 at IS o3 is DO 1oss y at
al a. s. 9'pS X . 2 Do DO Soc 10 at 50 is
Mcpherson Co: is Ohio steers, 1917 70. At So 90
bulls o25 g sS fst better 1900 = p rs at 81 m Isl %. fS r.
al s. Is do e7o 70. 81 IS DO SIS n at 81 os
fn AZ s. 50: 10 do 1915 n. at s. 50 .oo =,
at 296 So E6 do $50 n At So ss cows ioSs n at s. s9
at lS s. Is: as DO 81 n At 81 do 500 S
HIS n Is: bps 1895 n. at 81 10; DO li7s ~
al Hs-osn ~ 70 Gutter 1s Ohio steers 1928 10 IS 40
NJ l6ps g. Hs55so o. 70 Gs at ss 90 il DO s. 50;
a. Sop bull, 1913 n at g 50; g go go
cALyzs-neoetpts ssa head all for the naaTsa'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. july 25 1903

tla forty loads had worked drect from, Chicago
sna seemed on The whole ttle sccep ance aeer
b. sess place Ths incuSed G AT foTR
VIII SSc S5v & 5DFne %nea! ana ave loads of 40 red
~ enaso The effect Of this was noticed In the stead
nelt &c she bulls from max aggressive dsmoastTatoa
sLe1uasite featre md dnrr Seateo eui with very Lue
tte Of interest aside from % Ihe 5oTenoon eeveIopGd
Northwest the hand beallshly fr wnle
every prospect OF good yieIds. Markets abrad showed
operations bg % TsSe anG cut practically figure in
,ea "a ger man 81 iate was s only half
e-pat ed with i41 GOO bushels year QIotatons
Northern Duluth e3e No SoTtb5 fe as 6cs IoS%5 a NS
Ne-Yok 5c az Il ssfys e No sv:n FSd o
Sooer weather in the Southwest encouraged more cont
crop news carried from previous day to give tae
heve 1t later reeeded anSe IN & the 5SsSn TS From this
baiance az th oPegstons by the bears and for the
Se Sen the close being unchanged from Thursday. The
conditions were ali that tbe % bS was & s9t Sashed @ hat
gpoWth 50 far this month previous Iateness
Kansas, has been bady deag D. bIt W x COO m tr
ove.c me there vas veT sbt Srf SI TH ra as'
ment were @ nys 6e a6s osm6a af ogP9r ~ %
@ 1s9l,UoU ~ bushels last week Late from Nebraska
from ta state No corn ciSsed a. 81 &c seSSt
5sc ahoat oATsMThe market ' for oas geii9@ %as
sharp adTahce N july T 9 @ o fTaa st e aan ws
shorts LEGALLY the cash business amounted TO 5000
s f,. Ne whits 4i941c 5TaSk white 4og47e ana
BARkEY1M lie ket quiet; fesa ng quoted &c and
aqgr exports for the ending July 28 according to
e52 Is4 bushels last week and $9so9e9 bushels in this
@ o h5e Weess Of 3 sg S s 5 69be. 9T they y
Corn expo Is for the week egate 5ol 2ss
hey 1925 26 bushels against 3s5 421 bushels H.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July e4.-Clos NV ssJ-spot. Meth
soi INK steady 81 No red western winter dun
- ID; No California dul 81 6a5d Futures auls July
mai September Esd. December. IS 24d- Germ
Spot-AmerIcau mixed essy 4t. auist; jay
Ssptember IS 4&d. Peas-Ca1sdisn dui -
g=6 Flour-st Louis fancy winter Gu e. s. "a Hops
London pacific Cossu steady IS i2sHt3 Bss-E1t-a
India mess DUH. e5s Pork-PIns mess Western Sust
Sc 81 Hans-ShCrt cut. Is y firm, SIS 81 Bzel
-Cum5srlaa6 cut % = 10. arm sd rib -
steady 58s clear MID ss, light 2s - ~ 70
STEADY IS 81: long mitelsS heavy. s. 40 n
stsa ady sNoTt clear backs. l6 - n sulst 49,
clear bellies l. ig n 49s Shou 5srH-.1usrs II
. is n. STEAD. 3ss LsrG-Prime Wssts-n In us Go
easy SIS American refined n pals firm. ais sl-tsr
Good Cnsd states steady Tss Catess-Anlsre3u .esl
white qulst 4Gs Sd. DO coloEsl steady. As isilS-
rrnae eity steady rs % TWPsutlReSpiri nEm shs
Rrs.n-Commoa duist. Pstrslsu-n-Hsznsd ncIal-
Llnsssd oil dull 2Ss-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenine was hr at some ad,
stocks in first Demand however was light RoStn
very for high grades as they were scarce ou
low grades we're dull Tar steady to firm and
SPfRITs TURPENTINE-on and machine barrels 52la
d53c ..-.-o
ROSIN-Common TO good strained S27E2 C212; E g TO-
r G. 81 %; n. 81 G5; So lOuS3 10 r. So 4O M
S3 55GS8 Go; \, Sc 1893 so; W G. IS 90qS3 So W ",
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne 325 bbls
Tar ....-......... 2Oal bbis
Savannah, July 24-Turpertine firm. 59e; sales. $50
tbls exports receipts. 2SO5 bhls sales
2i17 exports 40 Quoted A. b C. D. 81 50; E. 81 20;
F. 81 70; G. s. So II 81 3o 80 75 K 81 80: NJ So; N
S3 10: " C, IS %; " w So Is.
Charleston. July 24-TurPeptne steady. 4s54c: Rosin
g 20; l. 50 80: K, 81 50; NJ. 81 80 " C. IS IS; w
Nsw-orleans. July 24-Reeeipts-Rosn. 100 ebis
perth 81.
receipts 1s casks Rosin dull s. 50S1 So; receipts 220
bbls turpentne firm, 81 35. So % and 50 49,
oe.pts, l57 bb!s Tar firm. 81 So receipts. 2II bbls
London, July 24-TurpentiueSpirits, 39s lizd Rosi1
american strained Js 81; Ane Ss Cd
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 2i-''The Commercial Bulletin will say
to-rnorrow's There change In the wool
situation The market continues active and strong GIT
Eastern manufacturers have been the heavy
this week They bought freely OF aeeces oregon and
authorities estimate the sales
Of hecces alone at 4 OGOOoO 10. o. Oregon
n. Dealers sold ahead certain lines AMI
obliged inaugurate night work The market
very strong, with several advances noted actual
sales and the tendency OF values upward There is
Wool is being bought for consumption. and
higher due the short supply and strong
demand The shipments Of wool from Boston 70 dat
2fc 24q 10 a date last The receipts
date are 1 449 88 10 against l6S 93i 446
rAar 81 fas rnar
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July 81 p rn-co;tan-sToi qqiet prices
4 points lower: uaiddlng fair. g6d gooc
mddlng ss4d middling 6eod; low EaiddlinE SS4d goo
were 900 hales Of Whic1 for speculation
export and ncluded American Re eipts 20 bales
inc.udlne American. Futures opened easter ami
closed quiet. American mddng 0 G. July 6SJp6Sld. 4.
JuiV ana August G and September 6.251
s26d. September and October SOD oeto5 er and Novem
Der Ssd: November December 526ll5 21di Decem-
Ter ard January 5.2iG5 22d; January and February
pod; February March. 5iS4S2Od; March and April
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
the PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FAN River Mass July 24-The sales II tas print eiota
msrkSt sor the amounted 70 about 5000 pieces
wide odds The market for ne Nesk has been
transactions are concerned Prices 'nav
continued practically unenAnged as nanIIaet1lsFs are
sellers especially al any concessions The gen
srzI condition governing market il unchanged from
Of week. many Of tne uts are moderately
expected they VIII GO EI least
to September l. About half dozen OF the local mills
thus joining the curtziiuFrt
when being carried on In al the principal
world Il Is estimated that
zoo 600 spndlss viii Idle tho
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25

ne 5oeal raT6et ior So; cotton closed
rrt5f-lnE Gulf Sales bales inc1I5rr 100 de-
yeres contract and y bales 70 spirnes Sotb
markets were teegraphed
E.ea1y and uncnai,eeo AZ l2c Savannah firm and &c
higher at IS tc; saies. bales Charleston and ViItr
ton, nomiEa 10 quotations given Norfolk steady and
unchanged al l21sc Baltimore. nominal and unchanged
1850 Louis. quiet and unchanged an l9I-c -
gusia nominal ana unchangeT l3c: sales 80 ba,ae
NaN-Orieans quiet and unchanged at i3c. ss7ee 10O
bales ''79- i'o
Receipts the ports today and for the ,rast
wiki the totals Of week previous and Of mis-
seek last year: ''
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, July "a 1908
COFFEE-Specustion was again extremely Gun IN me me
the absence Of stimulating feature
q ne fore Cn market news or development in the
Fistisffcs position. The opening was quiet ana IN
CHANGED and the greater pant Of the session trace
Wss at complete staLdslu- Near the close Limited
lifted several options points and the
nsrk-i closed unchanged 70 . points higher. win
reported Of $50 bags cables came lheiahsee3
fron1 F2io and Santos higher from HaVre and
partly q Pfc lower the German market. Brazilian
- -ecelns amounted JeC00 bags. and ciearances
from for United states 70 $1,000 bags he stock
Havre gained i5C00 bags during the week 5000 bags
of watch Brazilian coAecs-
Tic range of contract prices IN the local market to-day
s follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
READING SYSTEM

NESb } ERSEN Gen RAL k- R.
Liberty Street and south Ferry tuns from
soutn Ferry dve earlier than shown oeiOw)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAJCH Ci1UNk-Z4.OU tT-l5 EasJOn IIyls s-i0 A
NJ, l.20 40. 800 q. IS Easton only P. NJ Sundays
WiI-R FsBARRE; AND sURANTON-z4Oo 90. 9.IO A.
LAKEWOOD, LAhEHURST, TOMS RIVER
AND BARAEGAI-24.OU 90 9.+0 A NJ. l5O @ 4U Lake
wood and Lakehurst only) 43O P NJ Sundays. s-lS
AfLAxTIC CTTY-ts4O A. N. ts4o P. M u-OO P
viXE5I&ND AND BRIDGETON-fz4oO A. M t1.so
LofG GHoyE hRa0NSHHT P0fHT PfEbshAT INb Is sEAsH6RE
POINI OU. s-Su 30 a NJ 10 Satq. day on!yl,
245. $50 4.i5. go. $50 Ql.5O Wednesdays TO
Asbury Park and Saturdays to Point Pleasanps p NJ
PiIILADELPHIA-,RRADIN TERMINAL z'4-2S
81 80. 400 1900. 400 500 1900 1850. 1900 P NJ,
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-l425 25. $3.50 1000.
'1i-45 A, NJ. 'I00. t'340 800. 200. t925 P NJ.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVTLLE AND
MILLIAMSPORT-il 400, Il %, 800, 70 10. llOuG
Reading Pottsville and Harrisburg only. T40O. 1900
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From IT, Rector ST. Pier S.
Atlantic Highlands. Seabright. Monmouth Reach and
Long Branch, Asbuyy Park Point Pleasant 300 1000.
IlO0 \. NJ. 100. > 90 100. 5 90. 600 500 tAshury
Park P NJ sundays. 1000 4 n 100 800 500 p VI
day sSunday only tParlor only. liVta Tanaqua-
ofees Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. Asto- House
SQUARE West East I25h ST. 2T3 West I25th ST 2t5
Columbus Av.. New York: Court ST. 344: $50 Fulton
St BkIyn $50 way w'msburg. n. T. Transfer CO.
calls for and checks baggage to destiEation
v" Vice Pres and Gen Mr Gen. Pass'r A9t