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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
NAMQUIT
MILL SOLD
FOR S1S,330

At an auction sale conducted at Bristol
yesterday afternoon, the Namquit mill,
the property Of the Richmond Manufao-
turing company OF this city was sold TO
c. b. Rockwell OF Bristol for 1880. The
mill property is understood to include
the main building, four-story stone
structure, the power plant. land. dock and
wharf. harbor privileges. storehouse.
picker house, office. machine shops, waste
building and a quantity Of personal prop
erty.
As this mill had always enjoyed a good
reputation among manufacturers, the at
tendance al the auction was large: promi-
nent mill men coming to Bristol from tho
various New England cities. The bidding
was spirited and an opinion was ex-
pressed, following the sale, that the price
obtained was very reasonable.
The mill property had been taxed on
special valuation OF t7b. eoo the assessors
not conducted az the mn. Formerly $40
600 was the figure on tho tax pook.
The auctioneer was J. r. Conant OF
Lowell, Mass. Mr. Rockwell opened the
adding at 5000. II took an hour nearly
30 bring the price TO its ultimate figure.
sls $40.
The factory has frontage OF 12s feet
on Thames street, Br1stol, and the land
comprises some 1900 square feet. The
water privileges are exceptional. The
property is IN excellent repair IN every
detail The mill was built In 1885, and
had been operated with but few shut
downs up TO the recent period OF do
preston IN the cotton market which
caused the Richmond company 10 decide
on the sale
Following ths sale OF the mill. six ,ene-
snent houses were offered for purchase.
The first one, a 2x-story house at so7
Thames street. was purchased by Seth
PAUL for $3.50. The purchase included
n good-sized lot. The next house eold
was a 3i1-story dwelling at 30 Thane.
street. including lot. The price paid was
s0o5. and Seth PAUL was again the pur.
chaser The HISTORY house and lot a,
81 Bradford street we're purchased 70,
s2z0 by Msx Makowsky. who was also ths
highest bidder for three tenement block,
and lot on Narragansett avenue tho pric,
being s1o55 each.
Just what Mr. Rockwell intends 20 a,
with his newly acquired property is no
known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
WHO WAS
BLONDE
WOMAN +?

New York. Aug Io.--when the Kaiser
wilhelm H., OF the North German Lloyd
line. makes port questions viii be asked
by friends OF Harry Eugene Cox regard
ing his last hours. He lived at the I'm
periaI hotel and was well known in the
glove trade
Cox died on the ship on her last trip
TO this port. He was supposed 10 be n
bachelor. but after the ship arrived In
this port his luggage was found guarded
by a woman when an undertaken visited
the ship for the body.
Cox was selling agent in this country
for Trefouse & Co. French glove makers,
and had an office at No. so Greene street
He sailed for Europe June IA on business.
He passed most of his time at Chau-
mont, France.
While returning. Cox had an apoplectic
stroke, due. DR.. p. Fischer, O the ship,
decided, TO a tumor Of the brain He
remained semi-eonscious until his death,
which occurred three days before the
ship reached port.
When Undertaken Frederick Hulberg
OF No. 26b West One Hundred and Twen-
-hIn sucet, arrived NJ tne vessel ne
says he found the handsome blonde who
attended tho funeral at tho New York
Presbyterian church I'm Seventh avenue
last Sunday.
No one knew her. so far as the under
taker could learn. She was not included
In the list OF mourners by Arthur t.
Cox. OF Boston, a brother iof the dead
man. None OF Cox's BUSINESS associa ties
knew her, and denied that any woman
was with Cox when he died.
To still further oornpneate matters q
Paris dispatch. in detailing the facts OF
cox's death said that ne was wei
known balloonist on his way TO this coun-
try TO exhibit a new machine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

FATAL.L.Y
INJURED

Charles Gillooly. Hose l6. died last
night. at his home. S7l Branch avenue.
OF concussion OF the brain.
Mr. Gillooly on Monday nigh boarded
an open car on the Wanskuck line.
When the car was nearing Bangdon
street. near Branch avenue. his hat was
blown on.
The conductor pulled the bell strap TO
stop tho car. but before Il came to "A
standstiil Giliooly jumped from the run
ming board. tripped and fell
lie struck on his head and was made
unconscious.
Or Kennedy OF so3 Branch avenue was
called lie did not AZ hrst consider Gill
olys case TO be a dangerous one.
Yesterday afternoon there was a de-
cided change for the worse and at 10:f5
death ensued.
Giilooly was born I'm Ireland. came
hero when young man and had been n
member OF the ere department for Is
years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE oRMSBY. wts Maker and HAIR
worker. 100 fremont street Boston. II II
simple. safe and easily applied: contains
no lead polsons: use {, once and yol
viii never use any other. BLANDING n
BL.ANDIN0. 81 Weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
EUGENE DEBS IS EXPECTED.
Fred Hurst Addressed Well Attended Meet
Ing Of Socialists at Labor TempIs.

Ing Of Socialists at Labor Templs.
The Socialists held another we'll at
tended meeting last night in Labor
temple. Mr.. Fred Hurst was the speaker.
his subject was. "Our Critics" In part
he said:
Some people say that Socialism will
kill incentive for effort, deny the right to
private property. upholds confiscation
and many other absurdities.
Socialists want government arrange
ment OF production and distribution on
such basis that give equal opportunities
to all eliminate waste and give each
worker the fun equivalent of his labor.
so that tho total purchasing power OF all
the people shall equal the total selling
price OF all their products.
To-day the average worker receives
about 81 for producing - worth Of wealth.
The dollar is the Incentive. As Social
ism proposes TO give you the 81 or as
much more as may be earned. the in
centive is increased. II not! Why not?
To-day n very small per cent OF families
own a home properly furnished. much
less automobiles, carriages, boats and
hundreds of other possessions which con-
tributes to the just needs and enjoyment
OF life.
Socialism will greatly increase the
amount and value OF private property.
and secure its possession for those who
earn IT,
CAPITAL AND CONFTSCATION
To-day. Capital that is land, rail-
roads. machinery, etc, needful 20 pro-
duce and distribute everything required
by the people is owned by individuals
who 'con1scate' the wealth produced by
labor.
Under Socialism these things viii be
owned and operated by the whole people
through their government. And the
workers product and private property
shall not be confiscatcd In short.
Socialists say. capital shall belong equally
20 all. and the product 90 those who
work"
A vote OF thanks was rendered at the
close OF the address. The most import
ant report that was made I'm the bust
ness portion OF tho meeting was: That
Eugene Debs the candidate for president.
would be I'm Providsnce on November 1st.
Mr. George Tucker will speak az the
next Tuesday nights meeting rris subject
4. "'rhe magnitude OF truth necessitate.
tolerance"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP RATES VIA
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN nv.

Commencing June 2S and continuing
thereafter. on each Tuesday during July
and August, 1864, the Chicago Great West
ern Railway will sell round trip tickets at
very low rates to Bann Hot springs. AID.
I.aegan. Alb. and Field. b. O. For fur
ther informa ton apply 10 any Great
Western agent. or ]. p. Elmer. q. p. n.
Chicago. III:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
THE ALTAMONTE,
GLANGAE HOUSE
THE MAPEEHlJRS7
CnOCOrUa, NJ, n,

ONUCOFud, ", N.
In the midst OF beautiful shade trees,
affording grand views OF the lakes and
mountains. Broad piazzas. Rooms large
and airy. Milk. eggs, and vegetables sup
Piled fFeHi- our -e~H-fa H-faFH--Addreas H
CARL. Propr t7sSm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
SEASIDE andMOUNTAIN RESORTS
MAINE.
THE COLUMBIA
The IRVING, Old Orchard, Me.
kennebunkport, Me.

Just been enlarged by an addition OF
commodationa Lighted by electricity.
steam heat and equipped with all modern
One OF the most attractive
houses on the beach. New bath houses
connected with the house. Address MRS.
@. 8. GoGGINS. Proprietor. js':.m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
THE HOTEL EVERETT
Old Orchard Beach, Me

Old Orchard Beach, Me.
Situated in the most central and charm
ing part OF Old Orchard. A modern house
with best OF service. Pleasant, airy
rooms. Excellent table. For further par
uculars address PARSONS & LIBBY.
Proprietors. j9s2m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
FOR BOOKLET.
Bethlehem, NJ. n.
THE UplANDS HOTEL,
Bethlehem, NJ. ~.

Situated on the highest ground OF Beth
lehem, afrording charming views of the
White Mountains. Exempt from hay
fever. Modern improvements. perfect ssni-
tarY conditions. Near golf links. Vege-
Bon Air farm belonging 20 hotel For
terms address #. II. ABBOTT, Proprie-
tor. tissoun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

uICnnl makes peits grip the pupeys pro-
vISUUl tects them from sSeam and va
tsr anc prevents gazing. For sals bx
AADlyN bROA ca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

HOTEL EASTMAN, North Conway, NJ. n.
In the White Mountains. Accommoda-
tions for l65. First class livery. Excel
lent service. Address for terms.
ALFRED EASTMAN. Proprietor
ml4ssm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

DeIlghttully located In the midst OF the
White Mountains. Excellent service:
cuisine the best; pure spring water: beau
tlful drives. open May ist. Address
GEO. Il. GALE. Proprietor.
mSstt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

THE HOWARD. Bethlehem, NJ. n.
One of the most desirable of the White
Mountain houses. Recently enlarged and
improved, now having open fireplaces.
steam heat. electric bells. etc. Rooms
large, bright and airy. with spacious
closets. Beautiful drives among the noun
talns. Livery connected. Special rates,
June, July, September and October. Golf,
lawn tennis and croauet. Address c. z.
HALL, Proprietor. jlss2m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

THAYEE's HOTEL, Llttistor, NJ. N.
httleton's Famous Ho0tolry. In the
midst OF the white Mountains Broad
piazEas, comfortable rooms First class
circular. A. y. POLLARD. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
cAsH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-TCrk June ? 1el4:
s--s- roMaa market ruled generally
coz 1[-.-s5 steady al an advance Of . points on
- +s9iier European cables ana Ilclet-1ss
I4.sl rioSes drrn advance OF lV4Ao llI-l5-
- rep1rted Of q 600 bags II loqkso az l I@l
Sc 49, -. 49, D8uerceI chiefly by 3 cable from haI5e
% Il r-7 esrrnat-1E the june oveI-ieal 1l $3.50
~ Pc ana 100000 bags t1r Sanlls' asA-zS =
- - sb7ur CAS- 600 bags for the same month 4asl
as lv another cable stating thar ciiallc 60
- s5rns sections CT Brain had Deen uil-eNll1l1
-a1s ~ vale he santos yield proving dis
y --s-r THESE advices were considered 1u-sI a.
= stimulate demand slightly rom Na-L StIeet
-+arfur sources but TIE main tllIg was t-s 80
- 81 -Fr1es Possibly had more ccIIee been olletsl
aH eL --,17 hsJe Been larger. and the net result
q --irrs practically the same L-la ADVANCE VS. ~
~ 80 a very Disappointing visible supply stale
- week Wires IRON the tfe-ll l!lt4tAel
,fr he pr0barle decrease n the WQI-c tlslbIe aL
Locally the trade seem 10 thlIlk llleL
nosbly prove less than this, though some ls11td
t,s--ef interests expect decrease Of about z5ouUJ
- re rDot market was steady. with quotations On
- r.ss "a 57sc for RIO No Z
T range a. contract prices IN the local market la1
r-ta Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June CATTI HeeeiPts eooO g a So 81 20
strong: good prime HtssIe-
poor 70 medium s. 500 So 50 soeers ss Gamers 81 rs
s heifers, D.
so "a mills 81 50aSs So. calves 81 5oGS5 90 Hoes
Receipts to-day $1,000 head: estimated ia btbers,
market sc lower: nlAel aul
Sd 6O0S4 TTis GOOD to choice heavy 81 Igs5 81 81
Nea O5sS 7O light "a 556S4 SIS. bulk or sales ga
asa 70 sHEEP-Receiuts 10000 head maEset $780,
choice wethers. s5a1S9- W; La-l :" o-o --'
75GE5. 81 ouel@o % zoesea
Trra 9-H0fS quiet - ouit~a
TT - ME- iy-s e. a5PSa u. SHEEP steady. 81 so9
S4 40 LANES steady 81 50lisl Do. r,,. ,as he'd.
steady. prime steers IS 356s5 co. satp6lng go ~ -
g0oIsB 50 Io0@o ~; cows - 80
81 cog bnls 81 25Gsi sockers and teeasf5 o9P
Hoes pee-srts 600 head. 10815e lower: heavy 500
a. &. S0rters "a s0GS5 pigs, 81 s2lt 81 ~;
Tirss "a I5aS3 SO staEs. s. T5as3 = daries 81 zoe
e. a. tf- 80 T 4 bIF3s-Fieceipts. 240e head. active;
49, 60 itbt-s i5d2sc higher: lambs s. 5eGS6 90;
veaTn~e e aSs. 1ethera. IS 50GS5 65: ewes. 81 I0e
- x sasss ris iIae sCArTIa-Rscspts $500 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. June .. 1904
rEEvEs-o receipts Dressed beef IN aetiye demand 1
az 7qsIsc Der decent 10 choice sides 20 elasse
ia the cablea No exports to-day ana none Fepo's1 ~
10 receipts were 2ss head the market
cointing calves carried over from yeHteias'
tbere were sos head sale. The market was or S
d al s4as5 So per choice do at So city dressed
eas steady at per n; few choice carcasaes a.
siesms Sanders veal n. at 50 per 100 ID 81
do las n average. at So 50. 80 do 1853 n at - 90
Judd Co 100 ve. Is Is3 10 az - % ~ ~ s5 70
srIt-T7 IBS.ReceptH were 80 cars OF 800
head Including p cars for me marie 5 veaTIings
CITY Sheep in active demand anu ~ - a. an
l5G25c higher. lambs were wanted ana saLs 49,. car
advance Of 1OQ15c Two cars mainly sheep 90 y6@s5 5O
per 100 ID; export do az 50 5 yearilhss a. &c g5
81 common prime Ian az S5eSs %; os 1tt9r IN
S,- emand al sa1Oc per n. dressed yearlngs al 44@
1Siac: dressed lambs firm at i2@la1Ec 49, ca ~ ,,,ar-
sales-robin & shannon 559 laaa ana Irn i66 h. at
SIS 70: 26i do 50 ~ AZ 81 s0 go 90 ~ 3. 100 Tgnia
a. On ~ ar IS 81 So do 121 70, NJ IS %; % KENTUCKY
DO n n AZ s4 bucks. 1sI 10. at 81 - -, "a
Kerns G2Inm 9 Gg H. at 81 To- 300 BuaIo do %
ii al Sc %. 27O Buffalo warnings ~ - az IN ~
e8 n at SO so; go Do @ r. A. % 9o' m al S 90
stevtor & a. $50 virginia lambs. d3 10: at 20 -,
90 81 ~ IS TO- PA o. 60 ~ a. s9 90 TO- So No. at
81 25. I59 40 40 IS 10 p Niren!a AZ ~
H. at So virginia sheep 100 n At e. 70 so 40 ia H.
al s. 10. 81 DO n. 81 TO- so do loS ID al . w.
EcF5bsrson 3 Co: 2b8 West virginia lambs eS 70 a.
IS 25: do SO 10. az s. Is - lrslaaL az West Vir
enia sheep 100 10 at rs; Maryland DO A4o a. d.
crockett & Co 275 kentucky lambs e3 r. a ss IS
HoGs-Rscepts were 1850 head all consigned direct
saes9Andrevy Mullen date Yesterday 20 state hogs
193 n average at 50 p per 100 10; FousA7' ' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

previous night on Of the late deliveries although
- = ltLle from the lowest figures
"Fn snort OF the market the bulge was tnat
e a1Elce OF The last two days about discounted
&c 1iap4e crop anG weather sharp
~oll me Missouri crop statement showing a
conulon OF 81 or unchanged previous month.
better than expected pointed
anoWlAB y me government report Friday. The
rams We're heaViest IN the big States there
The government prediction
throughout the belt A singular with
tAe pse.t ecelIe moisture is that barometer is high
over practically the entire Price Current
created a little bullsh sentiment Il
wheat, Whle advancing favorably. decidedly
taIl Tor several weeks past Throughout tie day the
followed closely ans much OF
again this European
markets showed ca1r OF sympathy
with news from this side Exporters the
market out complained or the scarcity Of
the various seaboafd points. Brooha cable reported
that while Russian had improved somewhat they
were stil backward At Minneapolis stocks have de-
NoW-York market closed 81 1915 Z O b afoat and
no I Northern Duluth at 81 C4S 0 b ahoat CORN
Finding relief in sight from the cold weather
which has prevailed IN western States this
shorts Into the market again to-day prices
up al around, the close at NeH-Torir higher
than the previous night. In Chicago however there
finally but &c higher From all Of
there complaint about the backwardness crop
and The Price Current admitted that there
replantnE than usual. with considerable delay
planting. which has affected moderately acreage
tended Missouri State made conditions
10 with - cent Of the planted Receipts showed
100000 bush increase previous year
had little effect the market No closed
elevator. Use Z o ahoat; . a and
No = yellow at Coo ahoat. OATS-There large
commission house buying oats In Chicago and
until the afternoon when prices reacted with
oats % 81 closed at Asa 46c;
white 80 % 70 Asa 49c and clipped white SO to 40 r
BARLET-Easy; feeding was quoted at acc. c New
York and mating. nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June . 1904
BEANS AND PEAs-Thsre is an exceedingly light
t-eGe assng Exporters drawing orders 10 speak
ef and the trade is very light Most receivers
are refranng from pressing their goods 70 sale. but
Al some quarters The feeling is easy ana buyers have
- are secured slight advantage. We quote: BEANS
1sr-,v choice per bush 81 sTk0S2 co. do medium
81 02FS2 03; do pea. 81 500 do red kidney, 3 s39s2 81
v-tffe kidney 90NE3: yellow 81 6o4S2 e.
40 black soup 81 so: do lima, California s. S5p
e. 4O 40 foreign. duty paid. 81 3S4S2 co. do
Italian medium. 81 s09Sl So do other foregn medium
Scotch bags. per bush. 81 1851 u a.
BUTTER-Receipts to-day, 1902 pkss. he general
was oufeter There absence Of specu-
lative buying and good deal OF the home trade vas
-,-nIie5 Yesterday Prices not materially changed
but little the Of tone reported Yesterday vas
Trfseiur Quotations throughout remain unchanged. We
o-e9 rrsar7erg ertrae per n, 1sizd1s&c: co frsts
IT5k0lsc. DO seconds 16fI7cs do thirds l+le state
faf-y fuhs extras ITIIJ1hct dc nrsts. lbn1oiAc do
seconds 14mlBc; thirds 13c western limitation cream
cry nrstH l5c; DO Seconds laAal4ei renovated e-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. R
Liberty Street and south Ferry Time froun soath
gerry I'VE minutes earlier than shown nsloW-l
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND AERuCu
IAtNk-z4.90 CTS Easuon oulyJ. so a n. La
40 300 545 Easton Oniy) p m sun. 81 e. n
WILKEsBAIlRE AND sCRANrOs5-z1oo. $40 q n
90 2 sundays. a . A. m, 100 ,. m.
LAKEW0 ID. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVEB And
BARNEGAT-z400. "9.40 a. "a EL30 GAO. 500
Lakewood and Lakenurst only. $50 ,. m sunday4s
ATLANTIC CTTY-ss40 a. m. $40 D N
FINELAND AND BREDGETON-fzf.00 q ~ Efl3a
LONG BRANCH. AsBURT PARK, OCEAN GROVE
200 $50, 130 a m, xl-20 $50. 245, asa, 40.
$50 $50. I15O p Sundays. except Ocean 9r8Va.
PFTLADE IPHIII-CREAb TNG -ERMrNALl sGss
sIs0 TOO IS %. s40O 500 1900 f7.5O SAGA Ei0s6
p ~ mdt.
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4z5. fs.no. eiaoo.
-lZS1 a. n, 200 @"4O0. 400 200. faZ1 . m.
REAPING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND VIII.
AAaLsFOhH-i40o. z4-25 1900. It9-1o Cl0-10. 1Loo
a. n. Rsadtng onlyl 51O0 80 TOO ?.
READING PuttsyiIla an1 Hrso'E only. "A 90 Isl D
Branch. AsburY Park. Pr. Pleasant 100 n. L00-
$40 $50 p. N. Sundays. 1000 100. 9 90 ?. N
GFrom Liberty Street only 'Dai3y. fDaily. eEcaUe
qua saturdays. aExcept Saturdays
Cfhces; Liberty ST. south Ferry. Agtor
261. 434. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1s2 9Th Az % unian
square West. 15S East 125th St 20 West 125th 81
fulton ST. Bklyn: SEQ B'way v-nasburs. View Y6sE
TranEfsr Co calls for and checks baggage g dsssnaon
Vice Prsa ami Cen Mgr Cen Pasgfr Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
EuRoPEAN PRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool June 2.-Closing--ZVH EAT-Spot easy; No
California IS load; futures steady July 6s I'D sep
tcnaer 5ad. December nominal COEN-Spot steady
American mixed. new 90. old "a: futures firm;
July. 81 AID. September A. 24sd- PEAS-Cauadian
afra a ~ FLGfE--t. Louis fancy winter cuI
So Cd. HOPS IN London Facihc Coast hrm az rs ESQ
rs lIs BEEF India mess, 14s 60 IOt.r
easy; prime mess Western. 62s Oh. HAMS-Short cut.
to quiet 4 BACON quiet Cumberland cut
H. rib. rs - n 3Tss long clear
mddea. light 2s 20 10 Sds 81; long clear uittles
heavy 10 b a6s, short clear backs. 10 20 n
3ds dd cleaT be,e@ u % Id % 57s Cd SHoUIDEFtS-
Square, IL 20 IL 34a Ga. LARD steady
prime Western uerces 53s Cd American refined. IN
pals 84a ~ TT'ER-Go0d United States steady AZ Us
ca white and coIored steady
at 59s. TALLOv-Prime city steady az 20s Cd. TUFf-
PENTTNE-Sprts steady AS Cd. ROSIN-Couron
nrm az - 81 Pi-rRo LEUAI-Refned quiet at ID LIN
SEED OIL dun 81 los 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
Railroads.


AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLAND sII.AEIs-
streets 5s hs9'a na Is 1 1s ta tat o s.
Twenty-third street station. e&eeps "N'-o
los A. NJ CHICAGO sPECIAL-PaEio5 sis pins
and Dining Cars. For Chicago. Indianapolis LOUIS
s55 A. M ST LOUIS LINITED.-PuIlEnan sleePtng
smoking and Observation Cars Cinsinna'l -l-i@n-
10 y a r r. - Tz PFl55YIvASs1A LI1IITED-Pun
nan sleepng Dining sn9Sas' c IHG roIsdo
I55 p NJ CHICAGO AND ST louis ESPR 75.5'10-
apoIis Chicago, st. Louis Dining "a. s,..,,--
Smoking ana Observation Cars For Chicago ana
SIS p NJ. sT LOUIS ExPREss--For Pit5s5gEs.
Cincinnati IRdiana2Slis; LOUIS 1 shsSaa6oah valley
$50 p. Il. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. Din
$50 P. II. PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pittsburg. To-
doah Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
as P NJ CLEVELAND AND cINGISsS z.TI, Elk *
dianaPolis- and ST. Louis -
s.55 P. NJ. PTTTsBURG sPECIALA-Daiiy for Fi'l3-
WAsHISGToS AND THE SOUTH Ut / 70 oD.,-
brosses and Cortandt Streets ZOO 80 20 g ~ IS
Limited all Parlor and Dining cars, So q = = -
JIG night SUNDAY - gi9itsd' al parior and
Dining Cars. 3 % s425 ass Des9r9sses ana -0il
soG 18th IIw4T-EzpTsss- as AS p n
ATI.ANTiC COAST LINE-Ezprssa s25 m and as
sEABoSRD AIR LINE RALwAY.-EzDress. 122S p m
NORFOLK AID WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr Memphis
Nev-Orleans. 3.25 D daily
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RALLW A1-t-aO q III "-7N
and 400 o m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOFFOLA-tSo a. m
weekdays and SIS .. m daily 49,
ATLANTIC CITY--9.55 a and 10 p m WeeAsls--st.
Sundays 100 a. Through Vestnued Lra5l5- 15L-e-
Smoking Car Parior Cars. Dining Car ana staaa-
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY--1255 o. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK tIuterlaken Sladl1sl
ocean Grove and Point Pleasant ttrom West IYNenly
third Street Station. 500 12zo 10 lsaluF1As
onlyl. rs. .. l. 25 and 4.55 weekdays sun
days 7.55. % m. and l. IS m From Desorus4es
ana Cortandr Streets $50 aOO-a. 1890 LSU sat
urdays only) ESQ $40. A3G, and $40 m Weez-cays
sundays SIS, 9-45 a. 700 D
6O5 '755. SIS. S55 % 3 t955 Louis Ltnl5eel
80 fPenna- Limitedf. 40 So l151 L4o,
90 $50 21O (Desorosses and Cor1andt Streets I'D
IS .. 800. 4 % as. 'a55 ls455 Chcag9 Limited
C9.55 for North Philadelphia only 80 night
weekdays Sundays. 6-O5. 'T.55. % s9,25 (9a5 ST.
Louis Limited. 955 ("1O p Peuna Lraitsdl 1888
m, - -. s12 50. 'l55 s35. 3,55 as l-1g Chicago
Limited Philadelphia only - 50, 8 81 655
755 IS 925 ass for North Philadelphia ouly} m
1910 night.
Ticket oaces Nos 4si 1854 I13 and PSI Broadway 1s2
Fifth below 23d Srl- 263 Fifth Avenus corner
29th ST.: Aston House. and stations named above;
way. and Peunsvvauia Annex Station. The New York
Transfer Company VIII call FOR and check baggage from
hotels residences through 10 destination
Telephone Sa3 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
". w ATTERBCRY. J. R WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Trafhc Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent