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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
WHEN BOYS FIGHT.
Incident That Carries Every Man Back to
Barefoot Days.

Although victory actual or prospective. OF course
never was doubtful Cether you winning or
the other fellow was winning according 70 which
did the telling al some times il appeared 20 a
spectator more decisive than AZ others.
You were feeling very spunky that noon when.
amid your preserves. you deserted q stranger boy:
but civilly you challenged him. one may witness
bluff but wary fox terriers thus approach each
other accost and investigate.
'Hello!" you wagged; that is. said
Hello yourself WRgged he.
Say. what's your name?' you inquired. you
had every right 70 do.
'Puddin' tame: ask me again. an I'll tell you the
same" he replied insolently.
At the unmerited rebuff you stiIened.
Better not give any OF your sass" you
growled.
Pooh. What'H you dor' he growled back
''I'u show you what I'll do"
you couldn't hurt a fea.'
I couldn't couldn't -"
Nav you couldn't. couldn't J. a"
Walking circles around each other. after this
fashion you and he soWed elimination and recrimi-
nation. while larger and larger wa-ed al audience
hopeful OF seeing them spring up as blows
only when the nnrry did you discover too
late how much taller and stronger and older than
you he was. Your bleeding nose showed this 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

spread sympathy, which apparently extends
even 10 the very anarchists. since the two out
RACES perpetrated by the latter during his recent
trip 70 Barcelona We're aimed not against him
self but against his Premier. Sehor Maura- The
clergy and religious orders which We're so anti
dynastic during the regency owing to their fear
lest Premier Sagasta should fulfil his promises
10 the Republicans TO shear them Of their pow
ers, their prerogatives and their wealth. have
become loyal 10 the crown. while the enthusiasm
relating 70 the army and the feet. and the
knowledge that he will not submit 10 any de-
crease of expenditures in connection herewith.
have acquired for him degree OF popularity
among the military and naval classes such as
none Of his predecessors on the throne can be
said 10 have enjoyed. This. taken In conjunc-
ton with the almost complete disappearance OF
Carlism disturbing factor in Spanish poll
tics owing 20 the persistent refusal OF Don Car
los and OF his son to take any steps toward the
furtherance Of their now purely platonic preten-
sions. have rendered the position OF the mon
archy far stronger to-day in Spain than IL was
when Alfonso. Just two years ago, assumed
actual possession Of the sceptre.
With regard TO the foreign policy OF SPAIN
there has been a very notable change. Up TO
the time when the King attained his majority
the leanings OF the Madrid government were
strongly toward France, and Liberals we'll
as Conservatives were equally disposed toward
q friendly alliance with that neghboring repub-
lie wnich had acted in the role Of mediator IN
the war with the United States. and that claims
70 have secured for Spain far more favorable
terms than she could have otherwise hoped to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

such projects these have now been aban-
doned south OF the Pyrenees. where every eye
Is now turned In the direction of Berlin. The
young King. who celebrates his eighteenth
birthday next week has from his childhood
been a warm adnirer of Emperor William. who
was the first foreign sovereign TO pay him the
colonelcy in his army. as wen 70 invest him
with his highest order of knighthood, that Of
the Black Eagle Interesting as is the Kaiser
10 every one, he has been particularly so 20
Don Alfonso. who has looked upon him as a
recent interview between the two mouarchs at
Vigo, whore William completed the conquest Of
the boy King by his winning and fatherly
cordially served 10 cement the bonds OF a
friendship which is viewed with much salts
faction by the Spanish people that it is not IN
likely to result in an alliance with Germany.
AT any rate. 1t may be taken for granted that
FOR some time TO come the views OF the Kaiser
will carry more weight than those OF any other
foreign ruler at Madrid. where the government
will be disposed TO take its cue from Berlin
IN preference TO any other capital
What has contributed more than anything
else to this condition OF affairs has been the
intense bitterness aroused in Spain against
France by the Iatter's policy in connection with
Morocco. The Moorish Empire has from time
immemorial been regarded throughout the
Land OF the Hidalgos destined 10 become
their heritage. and as forming their particular
sphere In the Dark Continent. The late Pre-
nlier Canovas del Castillo wont to proclaim
that the southern boundaries OF Spain extsnded
as far as the Atlas range Of mountains. and SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

order
u tell my big brother, and he'll TX you,'' you
y0wLed threaten1nElv
A" DEE amt got any big brother' Ieered tn
heart-ess crowd. who saw no pathos IN your abused
organ
This was true. you had none
III Yell my father t.en.- YOU walled a-grilv-
another empty boast: and stiu shifting and fear
s'msly CORY. with the handkerchlccs Of yourself
ana your one faithful companion quite exhausted
you reached the haven of friendly pump
Yet you had not been whipped-noc exactly.
Got licked. didn't you unkindly commented
various friends ana enemies
u didn either you asserted. indignant. Il had
CD Qult cause my nose b-eeaiu' II take
moreu him 20 lick me
fie gave You bloody nose just the sgnee,"
VOC would not admit SO much as that.
lie didn't either, be never touched my nose
AZ oleecs awful easy. Il bIeeds sometimes when
you just look at it-dOa't IL. Hem"
Edwin L. sabin. in The Century"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

h. ~o parts ri th- building are linked together
A. 1ilel--u capable - seating 800 students
-'n'a'Tlng large stage
=, -, 'iainercaI element ia tho usual studies Of
q ~ 49, ls strongly Emphasized. For instance.
sroe - 10y ot geography Tie economic import
rog+ss -s great river valleys harbors and the
o-lv -. u 'aae are Illustrated. The student not
a., 'ae -e-E-a and width OF the Amazon.
rn,,.. ' rs great natural resources, the various
ca--, .o agricultural products which il can
,,,l, lne sea- and how The waters may De
80 10 bu.Id 1p er.eb a7 inland a-,,-fre ,e now
stss, = 80, great basin ~ the Mississippi. such
% - p hoped VIII spur ou the American pupil
a 60 builder ~ railroads and steamships
49, l1-ls as well as az home.
q a - -.e io-r years % regular work there
sdces - tIaaaate study FOR those who desire
s,s -, .-S4ilou Tor their lie work The gradu-
as.y ,.'-iA WILL be extended 20 two years in the
ph,cb -, and several features VIII be added
TO- - ne unique in the work OF public educa-
WITH "a ~einpie, a bank Is 10 be established.
bsbk-,, -. and al the accessories OF a regular
Reese 90 '.tution- Boys VIII take the parts OF
Ger, Dookkeepers teIlers. cashiers and off,
work - . iAa may learn the routine OF bank
which g.. I've chance 20 obtain experiences
la.sr 49, - 'ead % his rapid promotion when he
employment IN actual l!fe
be broEe- 'ie sane way boys are TO be trained 70
esbult-, = -iey VII oe taught the entire vo-
'buIss - AZ Street and be able 20 talk Of
H. Il Inc, a., ~ being long" and "short.
a no. - lac been I'm the street" Although IL
chsr e'nielaplated 10 establish q mimic sorl ex-
Nrecl.-, as Stevenson describes IN THE
shsse, v,,,, where the pupils bought imitation
sne so,, imitation money paying market prices
1sserth,,"s the fluctuations OF Wall Street
orr I.ey viii De taught an the Office work
STUDY OF the stock reports IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
WILLIAM AND ALFONSO.
Kaiser Gaining Ground at Madrid
and at st. Petersburg.

Just two years have elapsed since Don Alfonso
n the age OF sixteen attained his ma ioritv and
took into his necessarily inexperienced rands
the reirs Of government and the control OF the
lestinies OF spain Neither the fears Tor Yet
the hopes 10 which expression vas given at the
time can be said 10 have been fulfilled The re-
forms Of an administrative and economic char
ac,er. which ware promised alike bv the Lib
erals and by the Conservatives still await execu-
L1r thanks u which the taxation remains u
heavy as il was at the time Of the war with the
United states depressing the masses ana ham
rering the development Of both industry and
trade The financial credit of the state shows
no signs of Improvement at home and abroad
and the tendency of the present administra tion
is distinctly reagtionary. Moreover. the Repub-
hcan party. which absJained from an active
warfare during the sixteen years Of Christmas
regency. in the expectation that the Liberal
statesmen favored by the Queen would end b.
conceding. rs promised, some of the demands
that figured OBJ It's programme. has now taken
the field once more against the throne. and IS
carrying on a vigorous campaign against the
dynasty.
on the other hand. Don Alfonso. largely owing
TO his own efforts has strengthened the hold OF
his house upon the good will Of the Spanish peo-
pie His manifest anxiety to 10 what is best
for the nation, his ingenious eaEeruess 10 learn.
his simplicity o1 manner. his courage and his
sunny. genial nature have won for him wide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

Obtain. Indeed. Senior sIlveIas the former
Conservative Premier. did not hesitate to pro-
claim the negotiation Of q treaty with France
as the principal feature Of his programme All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
THE NAMING OF PORT ARTHUR

Port Arthur named after Lieutenant corn-
mander Arthur. OF the British Army. who an
chored his ship IN the bay day about afty
years ago. HIS was the rrst foreign ship thar hat
vtHtsd the osy.-CPhfladelphia Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
VEST 2lST & WEST I'D SIS.
NEAR SIXTH AVE.

chief support. his remarkable speech az Carls-
ruhe the other day, when he inJirared tba
necessity OF GeTmany's being prepared n In
tervene II necessary in the worlds policy {" "a
fun Of the most important Significance.
EX-ATTACHE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

WHITE AND GOLD Sixtv-1feca rabla sar,-t,,
IA5L= SERVICES i GObIets u Saucer
ChaInpasIes, y ClaretS. u Wines an y Cor
dIi--S- at the following special DriCas-
S21.oO, $3.50. 5000. s5e85. s62 q and s17zoo
WINE SETS Empire sold decoration one de-
c2Eter, siN glasses, one tray. S15.25
CREME De mENTHE one .decanter. twelve
Of glasses. one tray. very
rich gold decoration. sss 90
COCKTAIL Two decanters. one bitrers BOTTLE
SCI one Cherry jar. one mixing glass
six cocktail glasses one tray. S25CO; also see 90
WHlSNEY one whiskey jug. six glasses. one
SE tray rich gold decoration SfO25
WATER Empire gold decoration. one pitcher
oGi SIN water glasses. one mirror
ICE CREAM Magnifce1tIy decorated ice cream,
o='o sets. with cut edges. etc.
$500 and $4,000
TALL CHAMPAGNE \ special LOT or ,,1,r.
glasses ar $780, s2t00 $4,000 and $4,000 6o ,,g
CORDIAL One decante~. six glasses. one rrav
oEi = rich gold decoration. - sri m
ROMAN PUNCH o. Handled $3.50; win
ST5n5E CUES foot and no handle. s18O0
and S2oCo per dozen.
ROEMERS or RHINE A spra-h lin, - -
ported for Jlis sale. al the f0Il0vyi-7- r,~5,e- go
Sio-I7. S19.oO. S210o, $500. S42CO ana s4ano
Der dozen
BEDROOM Consisting of one caDdlestfcI ana
SETS tuza1ler, one match box. one trsv,
TOILET The popular demand for vvhira 80
WAKE gold toilet sets has Drorr,rrs7 ne, -
these lines The. foll,,,-i-15- ~, - IN
an tdel OF the general range Of prices tyo--,s7I
We've piece sets as follows. i'm white ana -oi7
s+.2s. 5000 500, stOso. s12oo and s1aso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

last We came 70 the conclusion that IN M Shep-
pard sun q Young man. had the right "a
open and TO carry 10 success the High School OF
Commerce Of the City Of New-4ork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
"5IY China ana Ghsss Righs.
:HIGCINSaSETER
FINE CHINA. RICH CUT GLASS
WHITE AND GOLD
CHINA AND GLASS SALE.

In response 10 popular demand for white
and gold. In both China and Glass. we have ar
ranged special sale in this decoration. The fol-
lowing IS the result of several weeks prepara-
uon- You can better judge Of the values offered
IN this sale by seeing the goods which We
strongly recommend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
WKHE AND GOLD GLASS.

The following is partial list of the glass in
waite and gold decoration watch we have pre-
pared Ger tStz sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
While AND GOLD DINNER SETS.

Following are soEle of the Dinner Sets IN
white and gold decoration. 10 which your atten-
ton is asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

Limoges China, gold band and lines. completes
service p. --. $500
Limoges China, fancy gold lace border. solid
5ol1 handles gold on edge and shoulder OF
piales, complete service .-. $500
Limoges China, Napoleon share dishes heavy
gold band with pin line of gold inside. heavy
gold handles. gold line on shoulder Of plates:
complete service Gee S26.4C
Limoges China, very heavy gold lace border
sold gold handles. gold line on shoulder OF
plates complete service. .......... $1,000
Limoges China, Victoria shape. cable edge in
Soid with small gold line below il, handles
solid gold complete service .-...-..... S115.5C
English cauid1n Dinner Set. dainty gold lace
,-etoL d14ch- edges Illuminated, gold traced
handles, complete service ......... S165.85
English Czuidon Set. entire shoulder Of plate in
sold lace decoration and flowers. dainty gold
vice '..'- s16a.7o
Limoges China. eac-usted acid gold edge. with
deep gold lace on shoulder OF plates. solid
geld handles complete service. ........ S173.1G
Limoges China, eIcrusted acid gold border on
shoulder and rim Of plate. also two rows OF
$3.50. Use so.a on al articles; solid god
Ne4iG-es' compete service. Sf774o
English Weds@ood Dinner Set, encrustsd acid
rtI-ed s'-a 1of--r, with 1estoOns Of flowers.
etc on shoulder Of plate; traced gold
Limoges China very deep encrusted acid edge
SOD border VITA sold lace complete ser
@<uS.OO
5rgIi-H Caudor. acid etched encrusted gold
edge gold lines on shoulder. gold handles.
------.-- SZOSSO
English Caui1cn, ivory body. encrusted acid
l,ned border with Empire lace on shoulder;
complete service. -... s2g7 10
Mrlton China, ivory body. enr-usta1 e,ol,4 .7-as
ra-se@ paste sold fe=JCons. traced handles.
'----'1-- a7-N ICE $4,000
W4FTER AND The plates which We have Drs.
Go-0 T-At&o pared for this Special Sale are
consist OF --ac-. Souu. Ent-ee. Tea. Dessert
brea1 and Butter. Fish and Game Plates. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
FURNISHINGS FOR TRE SuagEB ZONE

we are ready with every requisite In
emma and Glass for Cottages, Lodges and
Summer Homes generally. InsSps,si,,.
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Jardiniers, Lamps,
Glassware. etc. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

Limoges China. ecc-usted acid gold edge. with
deep gold lace on shoulder OF plates s0Ii.4
geld handles complete service STA 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

Limoges China. ercrustad acid god border IN
shoulder and rim Of plate. also two rows OF
eacrusted gold on all articles, solid gold
handles complete service. ..---.-.... Sf77 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

English Neaswood Dinner Set. encrustsd acid
etched gold border. with Testoons Of flowers.
etc ON shoulder IF plate; traced gold
handles ------- S18e a.
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sf687u

English Czuidon Set. entire shoulder Of plate in
gold lace decoration and flowers dainty poIf
lace eject on border of plates; entire ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

Limoges China, very heavy gold lace border
s0ld gold handles. gold line on shoulder OF
plates, complete service. ........-. S107 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

Limoges China, Victoria" shape cable edge fl
sol4 with small gold line below il; handle
SCIC gold. complete service. SITS :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

English CauiGcu Dinner Set. dainty gold lace
decoration edges Illuminated, gold traced
handles, complete service. .......... s165 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08

English CauIdor. acid etched encrusted gold
edge gold lines on shoulder. gold handles:
complete service .... . ....-- SOP 90
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MECHANICAL WONDERS.
The Toys Louis XIV. Played with IN
His Childhood Days.

An extraordinary piece Of mechanism
was constructed for the amusement of
Louis XIV. when a child 1t consist
ed of small coach drawn by two
horses in which was the figure of Il
lady, with a footman and page be
hind According to the account Civ
en- by NJ. Camus, the constructor, this
coach being placed at the extremity
Of table of a deteFminate size, the
coachman smackcd his whip, and the
horses Immediately set out, moving
their legs in a natural manner. When
the carriage reached the edge of the
table it turned on n right angle and
proceeded along that edge till it arriv-
ed opposite to the place where the king
WAS seated. 1t then stopped, and the
page getting down, opened the door
upon which the lady alglted, having
in her hand IA petition, which she pre-
serted, with n courtesy. After waiting
ZONE time she again CONTESTED and re
entered the carriage The page then
resumed his place, the coachInan whip
ped up his horses, which began TO
move, and the footHau, running after
the carriage, jumped up behind it
Louis NV had also an autom1ton
opera iii five acts, with fresh scenes for
each 1t measured sixteen and a half
inches in breadth thirteen inches fahr
lines i'll height and ono inch three lines
in thickness for the working OF the ma
chinery. Westminster Gazette.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway of America.
INTERL0CKlNG SWITCH AND BLOCK
SIGNAL SYSTEM.
BELNIDERE DIVISION


- n, =, -,
iea* e=9tfelHsbHE %. l. Nv Hli=,} t ~
y ''. III - a ~ ~ and 5snU T. IA Sundays.
" % Al m aud IN b. a.
Leave Adhlthhtd Chunk - and lh05 a. IA,
E'and a.:s IN Sunday. : = "a. M
{ ana - + NJ
Leave firift5tcre 20 and II II a m, T. %.
s'l ana IN = III. sunday, ia III. and 80
ieaNe i1hllltshurF 90, : 10 and TO- a. N.
IN Z. - anu M p SUNDAY M a. m and
No. a. y m,
l.''iAi' It.hGHIeNh dh and III a IN ~,
''.' ''it' III j. IA sundays, Is = a. IN, & %
y y" ~
l'atAt nliihinh '.1h m L 30 aud ? %
j. ~ We iitA 3. .,,
Leave laaeeftFillr 40, ~ = and II s.
'i M u. III anu ID p. IN SUNDAY. g.
t m. and - p IN
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would rather make my name thai
inherit t. -Thackrray

TIE CHRISTIAN churches at Con
stantinople, Turkey, and Nokahama,
and Japan, have long used the Long
man X Maritime Paints for painting
their churches
Liberal contributions of l.. a {.
Paint will he given for sHeh purpose
wherever church is located.
+. G. Scoticld, Harris Springs. :. Z.
writes, 81 painted our old homestead
with l.. X NJ. twenty-siX years ago
Not painted since; looks better than
houses painted in the last four years.
w. b. Barr, Charlestown, W, Va,
writes, painted Frankenburg Block
with l.. X NJ. shows better than any
buildings have ever done; stands out
ms though vanished, and actual cost
of paint was less than $1.20 per gallon.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Estate A. H. Landis-Ringoes,
w. L. Bush-New Hope. Pa.
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Jniaue collection.

Among the curious ways by which
some persons in England make living
is the sale of castoil garments belong
ing to distinguished petSunagcs. for
which the curiosity loving fashionable
world affords Il sure and profitable
market. one English lady has col
lection of corscts. including articles
from the wardrobcs of rcigning i'm
perial and royal personages as we'll as
objects of historical interest Among
the latter are leather corset belong
ing to Charlotte Corday, the heroine
of the French revolution, ard con
struction of whalebonc an, .rl Worn
by Marie Antoinette, with aa Ighto"r
inch waist.-Toilcttes
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ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut sire
and South Street Ferries:

Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
and South Street Ferries:
For Atlantic City-*G 90 n m, cl. =;
m = ex, IS am exp, $500 m exp,
% m exp. $40 a m exp, f10:45 m exp,
$11 m exp, II p m exp, ol:30 p m
exp, - m exp, F3 y m exp, et3.40
p m exp, "A pm exp, ff:30 u m exp,
$l:l5 u m exp, 5p m exp, So p m lei.
1910 p m lei, af5:40 p m exp. *5:15 p m
$50 y m exp.
For Ocean City-S*7 a M, *S:45 a m,
$9:t5 n m, i11:45 n NJ, t2:15 p m, dt4.20
m, Is m, af5:40 u m
For Cape May-Sf7 n m, 1880 m,
IS: ia m, S9:15 n m, tll:45 m, btl;40
m, efi:i5 p M, p m, at5:40 p m
Sea Tsle-$*1 IN, *S:45 a m, t2:15
p m. df1:90 p m, s. p m, at5:40
-" Daily IS Sundays, -" Week
days, IA South St. $50, "b" South
St. 80, &c South st. 4, Cd" South
st. 4:15. ''e" South st. $3.50, so Sat
urdays only, IS, Sl.00 excursion.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices,
18th and Chestnut Sts., s34 Chestnut
st, 1905 Chestnut ST., coo South Sd
ST., 1869 Market St. and at Stations.
Union Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
T. A. DICE. EDISON J. WEEKS,
Gen'l Sup't. Genl Pass'r Agt.
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GAS AS AN llLUMlNANT.
china, Ii Has Been Asserted. I>ed
IL Centuries Ago.


1t has been asserted, but never prov
ed eonslusiyely. that china used us
for lighting purposes centuries before
its Use in the western world II tins
was SO it was doubtless natural gas
Clayton. Mt the end of the seven.
teenth century, stored gas in hladdore
and played with it at times, and Lord
Dundonald in 1881, in working patent
for coal tar, stored up the gas and "c=
casionally used it for lighting up the
hall of Culross abbey.
1t is to the genius of a Scotsman, W
Murdoch, that we owe our bright il
luminant. In 1892 he WAS living At
RedrHth, Cornwall, and after expert
ments in gasmakins he lit NJ his oWl
house, much 10 the astonishment OF
his neighborS.
Called TO birmingham, lie erected a
large plant for lighting up tn" Soht
works. This drew attention to thu
whole matter, and III 1903 London he
gan street lighting The Royal SO
ciety in 1908 gave Murdoch it's Rum
ford gold medal for his invention
London Standard.
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Philadelphia &
Reading Rallw. '
Engines Burn Hard Coal
Time Table in Effect June 2G, '0I
TRAINS LEAVE NEW HOPE.

For GIensidc, Jenkintown and Phil
adclphia, weekdays-5i4. 7I2, 1914,
lisa m, $50, G:0l u r sundays
6:l5 m. los, G:l5 pm
Arrive at Philadelphia (Readins
TerminaD -,:5i, SAP n. M, l2:25, 80,
G:l0. 5:4i T.. m. weekdays. Sundays
e.No n m 40 Y. nl Il M
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TRAINS FOR NEW HOPF.

Arrive at Philadelphia tReadinS
TerminaN. week days-1:0i, 9:36 "A m,
zoo, 1;l9, goo. 1909 p. IN. Sundays
9:3i n. M, ~. 1;l9 p. IN.
Arrive nj New Hope $40, 1:20 n IN
weekdays. Snndays-11:93 II m, Sal
m. 4:0i. 5l1, 1:43 y m. l242 n m
weekdays. Sundays-ll:23 m, 3:5l,
s So p IN
Close connection at Ienkintown
with fast express trains to and from
New York, Baltimore. Washington,
thp South and Wnst
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-08
financial AhlIlt,

$50 young Smith has come into for
tune DO YOU think he has the making
Of a financier?"
Undoubtedly. Several Of them. And
Id like TO be one of the bunch" New
York World
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-08

Daily Ye were sunstruck, We say
Why. man alive. the sun could never
dishgure mans face like that.
Riley Ye don't know me son. DAILY
Brooklyn Life,