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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

Collector of the Port Stranahan has
just received what is said to be the larg-
est single contribution to the conscience
fund" on record at this port. 1t amount
ed TO $206. 40 and came from Boston.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

Sterling +. Hayward of New York city
has been appointed receiver of the Morse
Iron Works and Dry Dock company,
which has operated a $2,000.O00 plant in
South Brooklyn, one OF the largest on the
Atlantic coast. The receiver is director
of the company.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

Mrs. William T. Sampson. widow of
the late Admiral Sampson. was among
the passengers from Europe on the Fin
land. She has been abroad visiting
sister of the late admiral in Bavaria and
viii visit her daughter at Fort Hamil-
ton.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

A royal Bengal tiger in a window at
the headquarters OF the Acorns, 50l
Broadway, is attracting a great deal of
attention. Near the cage a collection of
start"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

John Loughran. aged So, president Of
the Manufacturers National bank Of
Brookiyn, is dead. He had predicted
death within a few hours.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

George Howard, alias Kennard, known
rs the gentleman burglar" when ar
raigned before County Judge Zabriskic
at Hackensack, n j., pleaded guilty to
burglary and was sentenced to term If
fourteen years in the state prison Mt
Trenton.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

When she begins her New York en-
gagement at the Garden theater. in Jan
uary, Miss Eleanor Robson will be
equipped with two new plays One of
them is dramatzaticn by Israel Gang
viii of his story, Merely Mary Ann"
and the other an original play by Mrs.
Humphrey Ward aud Louis n. Parker
called Agatha"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17
IN GAY NEW YORK.

Furs 10 the value of $5,0O0,00O have
beer taken cut Of cold storage and manu-
facturers are busy making them up for
the holiday trade.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

\ pretty story is told of Mrs. Leslie
Carriers remembrance of an old friend
ship, 1t appears that Mrs. Weston who
is east by Belasco for part in his
forthcoming production of "The Truth
Teller was friend Of Mrs. Carter
at school, and procured the engagement,
when it was greatly needed. solely
through Mrs. Carriers Intervention.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

A joke perpetrated by performers on
4 stage of an Eighth avenue theater is
alleged to have caused the death of
Joseph Jennison. He laughed so much
that heart failure set in and he died in
the lobby of the theater where he had
been carried by the ushers.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

Men who like to play for big stakes
have at last found way to circumvent
the police. The Marquette club, which
opened few days ago. provides the OPP
portunity in an entirely legal manner.
The club is exclusively for members, and
the members can play anything they
choose and for any sized stakes they de-
sire. 1t was reported that John W.
Gates was backing the enterprise. but
this is denied in telegram from Mr..
Gates, dated Chicago The manager ad-
mits that many of the Waldorf crowd
are members, but denied ,Gat Mr. Gates
is one of them.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

1t is estimated by competent authority
that the second bridge between New
York aud Brooklyn, now approaching
completion. will eventually cost $21 ,O00,-
600. 1t is Is feet wide, and will have
two carriage ways. two footpathS, two
bicycle runwayS. four trolley tracks and
two elevated railway tracks. There may
be also moving sidewalk.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

The handsomest private cars in the
world are owned by Adolphus Busch and
Charles NJ. SShwab. Busch received his
MS present from friends. Mr.. Schwah's
Is new, bniit at a cost of $5pO00. and il
one Of the most luxurious things on
wheels. 1t is 10 feet long. including nm
observation compartment of - feet Thn
ceiling Is hand painted. The furniture.
which, like the general appearance of tn"
car, is in Louis Nv period. is au han
made. Each of the brass hedsteads in
the two StateToomS cost $1,000
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

Rev. Il. Il. Bosworth, the pastor of the
Baptist church here, and friend of John
ID. Rockefeller, is being criticized by mis-
congregation because he used custard pie
MS an illustration in his sermon. They
say il was not digniied or reverent. The
pastor defends his course.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

AS he prayed kneclng on a pew at the
Church of the Ascension, Hugh McNulty,
Il wealthy beef merchant, was stricken
by heart failure and died
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

It has been decided BIZ the supreme
court that an artists work cannot be al
tered without his consent and at the
same time have his name attached to it,
William de Leftwich Dodge brought an
action to prevent tue Allied Arts com
pany and the Tiffany studios from inter
fering in any manner or making changes
in four mural paintings executed by him,
now in the lobby Of the King Edward
hotel. Toronto, Ont. Judge Mccall to-
day granted his application for an injunc-
ton. with costs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-17

The French cruiser Julien De La
Graviere, Commander Lemonde, arrived
in. port from Sidney and anchored in
North river. 1t carries crew of AGO
men. The cruiser has two military masts
and with its four tunnels presents an odd
appearance. Two of the tunnels are set
well forward and two others aft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03

tcoc Exchange Liverpool cshles-Spot cotton
p - -t1-r1 sccs. tu0O hules speculation
-.e -aiss a-ercau. Oo0 balcs. receipts 1000 bales
tio. land. ga Futures oTened barely steady "a
tl1~- 1896 80 Scrrenier-0ctolrr. 6OlI os nc'c-
~ NoVe1 I'D Ncveulpcr- December. 5000 5.
ele-lls- luflarJ . <505 s6l Jzilusr e1rugry ssd
el.-e.f,ilrcr 40. MHrch-A1rll. . 4-ls f8d. April
-lal. 5.-c Nanchester-iarns quiet anc arm. Cloths
lso-E A,,D ,sEAI,-Tno general market uas firm IN
taf VIII sa limits ise5 again 20 fie fuu Previous
49,. l)fr.srt fair vcumc- Ne quote spring
.~'t p ealsa -. winter ftrslshts - oaS3 o.: winter
sAr,s - slgNf 50, spring cls-s. 3 fS-&s 40
Writer - itaS3 -. extra No winter So a0Gss 10.
-. - - 50 80 g arrive RYE Fl.oC2 steaay.
:. CORN NEAL trm: quote: Kiln d-iel. s. 3DE
80 brand. BAG NEAL firm. quoted: Zine
i,e and yellow a. 551lSl %. e. 1oQS1 II TEED
~ quoted sp-iag brn. So Eaeks % arrive 20
80 ~ spriug oren. mdoling. alsgs2@ 90 IN go ~
49, cry iced SisQs-9 l.scei oil cake So hoTrin,
a. - W.
.1--i L. ~ "a T-Tsere strong Advance
--i-fl.t IL country today and general increase
ero-lA.lie trade. particularly N the NorthUest where
e-en ana FUTURES much higher locally the
ci1ssa ii nc shove thn previous Might. Septen-
.sabes Ir Minneapolis september wheat Edyanced
o.th u va r. general re1icction u srgnE conti-
- " re Northnoss notably cofn ia1is OF Damage by
neaFy rams. The Minnesota State report SAID
49, fffih d sock had Cor1i-i0n nal g. some
- fsoi'ei IN uk-wise n11-i tnst No-thT-eat
=. NtI. o13 lsl cora agninst - cars las geer.
. 49,. t-ra- fnceg+s De~e also lFat fEe grant tcfnl
- CO. VS. l1y ss2nsD nush. c-ilIqarci rltA .27
49, - edi Forcirn nss-iets were ,lcf r1p,h t.
-Ee,, .'e-e1 y rsirs a st-eleth Paris vas ~
49, ht.in 90 u1srs. II1apNsf = 2oints nfo
--aiNsN aga ca fltuns f-tG-e cables ncies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 2-CATTLE-Receipts % 600; steady to
higher good prime steers. s. 1886 10; to
cows and heffers 81 5oaS5 10: Gamers 81 J0aS2 70
bulls s2as4 40 calves 81 5oa$. Texas steers 50 2o9
day Is 900: to-morrow % 600 Market steady to Sc
higher: closed lower. Mixed and butchers 50 2odS So
s. s % nei S aease IS: buiE Of sales. S 2s5 Go
SHEEP-Receipts. 10000 Sheep steady; native lambs
$ 1Os rs fair choice mixed 81 $685. native lambs
December S So TIMOTHY. prime 81 So ALsIKE. Sep
TENDER 56@a q57c. OATS quiet but steady. No white
steady demand: Western creamery DC.
BY prints. 2ie EGGS firm good demand; fresh nearby
Southern isa1ssse CHEESE quiet but sieaiy Te%
YoTk full creams choiee new loi 9loise fair to soo
sacks: wheat 1900 bush: GOO bush: oats 25
geo bush. shipments-Wheat, $500 bush: corn. 200
Eas, Buffalo Sept. 2-cATTLE-Receipts AS head:
STEADY: Western steers 81 7JGS4 co yEALs-Reeeipts
Gl5c higher Workers 2025c higher heavy, SO lOQS6 10
mixed, Sc 1886 3 Workers Sc 3oIs6 so; pigs s. 90
sTussers S 7sas6 10 SHEEP and I4IBs@Rseeipts
'' Cincinnati Sept. 2-HoGs steady "a 2sasG CATTLE
strong. s2as+ %, SHEEP strong 81 259Ss 10. LAMBS
calves 100 choice beeves active. iOc higher
common steady steady: good feeders
export dressed steers 81 35aS5 40:
to good $4S4 Is: stockers and feeders So 254S4 IS
50 25asS so; Texas 81 4oas2 native cows 81 60
ass 90: native heifsrs. So S4 81 1882 40
bulls 50 2gs9 SO: calves s. 25q{5 50 HoGs-Receips
firm top s. S. bulk Of sales s. 30s5 go heavy 50 309
s . 3 5a .sisr PISS s. S e. s s. isSs5 s
II GO head marset ssady: native is19s ssSS So
cppef vesTnss s. 4css4 texas Clipped Sheep 81 20g
So So stocsers and feeders. Sass 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03

-c-- rs'n - England explanation 90
thec. A. the shovel
ten e bay vsheas here but found entirely
too strong. the strength Northwest points having
cauEel advance "a the premium spring wheat
g-eces here. VII e winter wheat offerings light
aly price Consequently. only y loads taken
cutpors Whle The weather map noted generally clear
conditions IN the Northwest. there private
strength Of from s-art nish OF
err Duluth asisc. late September. No Northern Du
10 red NeV-Nork. s9isc CORS-As in wheat, the
september corn option showed ire activity and
strength YESTERDAY especially IN Chicago whore ad-
farcca l1zc BUSH going cent May. The wealth
er was stu subject Of criticism r he bull element
although waFlner In sections while hrmness abroad
1d The wheat strength were further Incentives 70 sup
port TIE market a. the West houses bought
rather freely bur here demand mostly local and OF
nEht volume. mai prices showing 4 a. advance
Tax q corner IN September az Chicago. while again
freely heard IN connection with the sharp advance
not given much credit by tie big interests on export
account only two loads reported No closed
PEAS elevator and eoc b shoat 10 white eoc. and
No : yellow &c. Z b ahoat. OkTS-With other mar
ke,s oets ruled firm 81 day getting general eo-nrns
sion house demand nnd n addition feeling the effects q
hEht country onerirgs ne local cash market rsported
saAes OF 1900 bush No closed CSC: No sc;
70 white slAsc: 20 white. Aozc. track white acc
SOC, and standard white fli<c RNEMarket hrTner; No
Western ellsc = a0oa;: state and Jersey rye 58g
DC. RARIEY-Msrket frTn: feeding quoted <3isc
and mating. t2G55c. both BafIaio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

>
BEANS AND PEAs-Marr'w beans continue very rr-
tt f~a1e Is active. holders asking -, but no
Important business that price Domestic mediums are
frr ana occasional sales reported 20 81 zz Red
iisne.s quiet rrs a shade easier some italian
mediums Offering the dock az 3 90 otter kinds
vsrFo-t- ouotable We quote. BEANS. marrow
choice -er bust. s. e0QS2 medium. choice - -
81 20 40 gea choice. s. 25QS2 5-ss % red kidney
chCice 81 % white kidney best = % - 90 DO yeloW
eys choice s. soat2 s. a. hlae tgEtls soup Choice
s. SsTs2 70 a. lima California. 81 45 81 SO do Italian
medium S2fSa %; 90 other forern meolur u tgaS- 10
a. foreign Pea s2Gs2 10. GREEN PEAS. Scotch. bags
prime bush. 81
TrF-The market is showing generally firm tone
on strictly extra Demand IS fair. AID previous
Occasional lots OF very hen
special channels command a
bat business on TIE open market i gen
ernlv lower grades quiet state dairy y q
Irregular quality value Imitation creamery IN Ngnt
supply but moving very slowly Factory hes some a
rsnd ana prices h-rn. Renovated generally dr.l
1000 efork sfeaCy quote. Creamery. Per
n 49, 90 1sGiekr. - seconds. lollEHe %
thirds lsT15iac: dairy rhs nrsrs. lIniscs do
recois 15alsc thirds Isitc % fourhs 12c. West
imitation loflEcs 90 seconds
u NC renovated lie. - nfsts l6c DO seconcs
i5GI5isc. thirds I3El4e Western factory held Z
l6c do current uske Gus l3'1c. 90 seconds Ia -
tHrds i3is0lsc; packing stock hsld current make
CHEFSE-tAifh fairly GeIna-ed home fra-e
speuIafvo dealers small cheese attracted by inlca-
tous ~ further r On prices IN the near tutlrc
tie nret fairly and firm with
Fup~faflv rats held
shace quotation Large sizes IN mo1eraie sup
nv arG with n demand from both exporters nd
hsHe trade TeeepSs as Cleaning - promptly ans ioAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

~ DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAAES
York. September LIST, 1908.
Taxpavers who desire obtain their bills promptly
be procured IN the borough stating their property
by Section or Ward. Block and Lot, or Map NUMBER.
making copy from their bills Of last year
II taxpayer assessed for personal tax the Tsquis
ton should also request bill for such tax
zach requiston should be accompanied BY an snvei-
one bearing proper address Of the applicant AND
WITH RETURN POSTAGE PREPAID.
In case OF any regard Ward Section. Block
or Lot Number should take their deeds 70 N
Department OF Taxes Assessments and have their
property located the OF that Department. and
forward 20 the Deputy Receiver OF Taxes. with the
reQufsition certified memorandum OF their property.
which will furnished by the Department OF Taxes
Taxpayers i'm this manner will receive their Bills re-
turned by mail at the earliest possible moment and
avoid any caused by waiting lines, as 10 re-
cured in case Of personal application.
reQuisition mus. b addressed and mailed 20 me
Deputv Receiver OF Taxes in whichever borough the
property located as follows;
1)FIN i McDONOUGH No. 81 Chambers Street.. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York
Holm Il UNDERHILL. Third ana fremont
Avenues Borough OF Ths Bronx. New York
JACOB s. VAN WICK. Municipal Building. Borough
OF Brooklyn. New York
FREDERICK ". BLECKwENN. corner jackson
Avenue and Fifth Street. Long Island City Borough OF
JOHH DE MORGAN. Bay and Sand Streets. Staple
tan staten Island. Borough Of Richmond. y. Y
the bills the taxpayer will that they
are properly related then draw check FOR the net amount
bin and check addressed envelope with return
postage prepaid the Deputy Receiver IN whichever
borough the property Is located.
DAVID E AUSTEN.
Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03
CASA QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


or,-r--.sot vaa> oziy moderate business r CT
=. 80 ard gcusrni.y srfaArg tEe naTEsf ruled
- .-u,l-s arte- u .rsaE ust points higscf,
v, -. tfate eEti-r late IN the csN
- Ilrac. -ffCrurs. probably as rcsct oi tne
e,-,-- al! ulolrner: AID increasing visible sNlpes
efeaS, unchanged prces 70 A. advance
80 SAILS 1870 bags The iHiDnl gam
- - reFrt - adjournment ~ Tiices % highcr
-l--- seh..s and runners - ccrtlnuea urtavcraile
- --r-ss ia The san psuio district Those las. aoE.
-. .rda0nsre ana had lrtlr effect on sentiment
N,...f-..y - Pfo declined % OF the European
-. iianburg AQiz p1g higher. and Rarre
fravr. fteralfrs a. the ports were
- bei-F atou 80 0Jo hags against dtGo bass lAst
Interior SAINTS movement was est ates
=. Il 40 tacs against Al gao bags last yea- 7 Is nov
-..s f,f TIE worlds visible supply sta ,erent Vllcn
.lfsrv become aRaflar1r Viii snow an
soa.-s arnr1x mating S0G oI3 b0cE auc RS possibly
eject So afternoon, though more
-1fs rneang speculative rgent 80 nov lo1h-
fng inoro growing crop cause To- Ilar hel
s-rs-arr statistical position which s
known think discounted. Tho SPOT marker
quiet with quotations or The basis q oise TOT io
n
Tic fanre az contract prices the Local market to-
An rrrg q fOfloVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iaverpool SEPT 2-C1osnr: wHEAT-Spot-No 2 red
Western winter steady. &c 3lsd; No Northern spring
sTcng &c 1Od steady. September IS esd: Oct0-
her s. esd. December 6s I'd CORN-Spot-American
mixed new steady 6ied; futures hrm; September
cad: October 0isd PEASCaradian steady. 5s sizd
FLoUR-st. Louis fancy winter quiet. IS "a HOPS At
London Hacinc Coas) nrIn tc4 ~ us BEEF du extra
India Cos PORK dull. prime mess. Western.
rs. HAMS-Short cut IA 20 10 n. dull Sos. BACON
STEADY. Cumberland 20 20 - 54a. short
rib Is ~ n SIS Cd long clear mlddles light 3
5es long middles heavy - 40 n. SIS short
backs 20 n. 45s Cd clear bellies. IA n
EHOJI .UEVg-Square. II u n. quiet.
hrfn. IN tierces. sos American
fined. 2 pals ais BUTTER nominal CHEESE strong:
American fnesf do coioFed TALIDW-
Prime city steady. 23s -. TURPENTINE- hrTn
ass 6d ROSIN-Ccrnmau quiet IS 81. PETROLEUM
Refaed. es.a nominal LISSEED OIL dull. 2os Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03

COTTDA-The early market TO-DAY feve-sshly &C
i've snd not lacking sensational features The opening
yves flsav ~ advance n points 10 decline ~ I
fo'-s The slf confined Ncfcler Which came
- r considerable % the csl while the other
orns were generally lower urter continued Liquidation
-ilie vac lfte ~ importance IN the carly news TIE
Zee lsr te.1l Perhaps Shade better tlen expected
VILE Tho weather was good the average. snc Tor a
moment fNu thg rrcdc Lisrlcye5 hesitation This
49, '. r.A-ai i' a-EfeselFo nil support WIN tls
operations IN september of EueCtacIlar That
fiNra had uluce II z5- f0~oed ur q point
SEQ - time n &c fhru leader
t'l Tor 10 90 bales II without getting Offer
TIE -esf ~ The let meantime rallied good
buying e. along she point showed
Fn'ns ~ from m &c points Tho spectacular show %
90 TIE ~ fne CLIQUE however Ear from
ft7rirE SO Shorts OrClr ue-fe-L avalanche 81 soil
iff orefe practically inside - ny
ir minutes affcT Senterber had reached II Csc 81
SOC fi -aac Tier llssc. uet ioss ~ points while
f'e .alarct g. IT, ls' points lower The
fe1r e. ths cre became lighter ana with shorts
song ait -Ieite t'er tsncl % while fhc clique
c-a-- hr-Et freely . the aUrths bringing
l.1'c - sefera points During the balance q the
son uhl-e fuc- less active ara the market rather fir
le-nas N" close was steady ! . points lower
WIN tn lae months showing lie greatest losses ana
laiA ne llNest ct Tho tay. Sales estrna. ted
.tNN Ter 70" selling to-day largely sccGatCd by
h.oN- neo-ls.tss based Tho popular iica that
i-l''t y ftt morrow.
WV etaa so.e i1npr7y1nler. To- the month though a
rft oftiai- Issued i1 e reflected n y
49,. pc- cent hoce'Dts al9o expanding though
..te ~ tsitillcaui END there rceus 10 ie
res Eeleta Expectation thet movement becomes
moro 41erfa fieclIatiy- offerings --Il Incense
ar iafEe o' elnrGei yrocs local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. 2 p. m.-CoTToN-spot in fair de-
mans. prices points lower American n1iddiing far
middling SD: good ordinary. 6231; ordinary. 6o2d
The sales Of the day $500 bales Of which 1000
for speculation and export, and included $500
American Receipts. 1000 bales. Futures opened easier
and closed steady: American Tnidding, g Septernoer
1896 44d. September and October. 6O30do4d October
and Noveulber 63d: November and December. 900
5bid: December and January. 545G5 4Gd January and
February 4+d February and March D ia March and
Anril. a2ll Arrll and NAY. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03

ne .'tl market f0T got cotton closed gtiet Nr
atc'- c tr bass o. - T5c FOR mlsdiinr upland and
- 3. f-lifr 'lf sales = % bales including
@ RAGS -o- eNT1it and i2-7 bales siinne-s South
-.a hetf were fc.rcra5r follows. Or
.lH. Cuit -" -owcr o. I2i.c sales 80 hslee Calves
i. '.f+.. af' afrel ~ I--sr. Tales bales Augusta
-. =. i-tt. a- l-%c. sa.es. ll6 bales. Nenph s
eets .liisee a. !. &c Savannah easy. - lower.
- 80 H. 40 tales Ni.uiu-t- nominal unquoral
-,ft ff-.- t-c.t 1ref. 1.isc Baltimore Nominal.
t--.. . 400 Pr LOUIS rt-st. unchanged. l2iz
---n-e -.r.I-lt 'ec lowe. urcuotef
..ste 4t ne ports and interior points today com
iair1 "it1 re sa-le Cay isst week und last wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03
BALTIMORE g OHIO RAILROAD

II-4Va n
Chicago. Pfttsburx - ~ At 'l2-15 NJ
Chicago. Columbus. -l&aopm- lNpm- Diner.
Pirfsburg. CIeveiand..' 3d. m. fODm. Llmtt
sPittsburg Limtted" 05opm 1Oopm- BUFFET
Cincinnati. 81. Louis II 70 nt - IS nj Sleeper
Cincinnati. 1t. Louis 10 A5snn. ~ Soan- Diner.
Cincinnati. St Louis d50pm- Toopm. buner
NoFfoIL 55pm. ?
sDaily. 4Daily. except sunday. ss1nday only.
Cy~-ces- 1900 Broadway. House.
= Union Square W 81 Grand 81, y y SAa Fuiton 81.
Erckyn. South Ferry ard Liberty s. BasSags checked
cor, hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-03

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. AZ.
Liberty street Ferry Time
South Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown bslow)-
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHJ N&-z4OO CI15 Easton OnIy). 10 A.
n, 100. 40. 500 (545 East0n OnlyJ p. "a. SundAys.
wII-Kf:sBARREs AND sCRANTON-z4Oo a1o -
NJ. p. n sundays. "a - A. n. LOO r. N
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHURsr, TOMS RIVER
AND BARNEGAT-z4.00 9.40 A u, LSO c. 40 Lake
Atlantic CTTY-ts4o NJ. $50 p NJ 600 p
viNELAND AND BRIDGEToS-fz4Oo A. NJ. +1so
Lone BRANCH. AsBsRY PARK. OCEAN
POINTS-z4tO. $50. 11.30 A. n tL1O Saturday only,
PAS. $50. 353 As. $50. $50 OIL so Wednesdays To
Asbury PARK and Saturdays Point PIeasanu p. NJ.
Sundays except Ocean Grove. o. Is A. NJ. 40. AOO
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Branch. Asoury Park Point Pleasant. 300 10 OO
100 a. N. LEO. eco. 400 800. 500 800 Asbury
Park) p II Sundays. 10 90 A. NJ. 100, 400. 500 p NJ
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f67 2B 800. 1854 Broadway. Is2 5th Av IS Unon
SqtIars West 18th 275 I25th ST. 2i5
Columbus NeV YORK. Court st. ga. SEQ Fulton
81 BkIyn. $50 Bway W'msburg n. y Transfer o.
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