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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-23
BUSY BLIND MAN.
He Ii Accused Of Getting Several Piano
Playing Instruments From Dealers.

A blind man. who said he was Mortimer
Davis, president Of the Weatherly Piano
Company Of Weatherly, Pa, went to the
Office Of the Apollo Piano Company at
Thirty-fourth street and Fifth avenue
several weeks ago and ordered three
mechanical piano players, at $3.50 each.
sent to his firm at Weatherly.
A few days later the same man ordered
a piano player worth $40 from the How
ard Piano Company Of 4O2 West Fourteenth
street. He signed his name to the order
as president OF the Wheatley Piano Com
pany of Newton. N. j. The instrument
was shipped to Newton.
Soon after this a blind man, who said he
was D. M, Davis. made arrangements to
have some piano players shipped to Floyd
Grant, the auctioneer at 704 Seventh avenue.
Davis said be had sexsn astfuments which
G. s. Train. manager Of the Apollo Piano
Company drt pped into Grants shop a lew
days ago and saw one Of the INSTRUMENTS
his firm had sold to Mortimer Davis.
Grant said that it had belonged to J. N.
Davis, that it had just been sold for go
and that j. M. Davis was to collect the
money yesterday.
When blind man, who said he was j. M.
Davis called . delegation Of representatives
OF the Apollo and Howard Piano com
panles ana DetectlVes lunney anu CutIy
OF tho West Forty-seventh street station
awaited him. The blind,man proved to be
both Mortimer and j. M. Davis He was
at once arrested.
As the police know Of only four instru-
ments that he has secured they are try.
ing to find out where no got the other
three that he agreed to ship to Grant he
was arTaigned in the West Side court be-,
fore Magistrate Mayo and held in 81 900
for examination to-day Davis was cross
examined by the police but refused to
give any information about himself fur
Their than to say that he was stopping at.
the Continental Hotel. '...' .'
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kRN IS STILL PROMISING.
,.TUrR BUREAU REPORT
"ous EXCELLENT CONDITION.

liz, Wheat Harvest interrupted by
Weather Cotton Improved In Some
sections. but shows Deterioration NJ
,who,c Crop Apples Not Good Crop
a. ,su,yGros, Aug. 22.--The following
.ora summary Of climate and crop CON-
avs wa. given out by the Weather Btu
nuror the week ending Aug. q central
western Texas experienced unusual
=, while unreasonable cool weather pre-
ND in New ngland and the northern
sion Of the Middle Atlantic States; else-
~, the temperature was favorable. The
t,rau was excessive and injurious In the
[tn,os and Minnesota and also In parts
,hs lake region. South Atlantic and con-
,Gplf States and in Florida. Rain Is badly
Nod over the greater part Of Texas, IN
-ions Of Kansas, generally throughout
ten,ral and southern Rocky Mountain
s,cts and in Oregon. Frosts, causing
y, damage, occurred on the 10th In Mon
IA and Idaho,
rhe previously reported excellent con-
Nm O, corn continues generally through
the principal corn producing States
also in the Atlantic Coast and eastern
M districts Windstorms blew down
,sderabls corn in Nebrask a. Missouri.
Kansas ard Ohio. In some counties In
,.as and generally throughout Texas
crop is in need OF rain. .... ..... .. .
rbe harvesting, stacking and thrashing
,orinc wheat on lowlands In the northern
4 Of the spring wheat region. who're
ain is fully ripe, we're interrupted during
fore part of the week, the fields being
wet for the reapers. Local storms
North Dakota and northeastern South
kota caused the lodging OF considerable
pin satisfactory yields are generally
dita,ed over the southern portion. Com
ints of shrunken grain are general from
,shington and western Oregon.
While cotton has improved In portions
the central and western districts, the
m as whole has suffered deterioration,
;ch is most marked in the eastern dis
ITS. -
Rnst and shedding are extensive through
the belt, and dry, hot weather has
byei injurious over fnucn OF lexaS,
ere premature opening is reported, but
veeyils in that State, as a rule. are
ninishinS. The crop has improved. In
Kansas. some northeastern counties in
Tas in portions Of Louisiana. northern
shama and in few places in South Caro-
n. Picking is quite general in central
d southern Texas and over the southern
tion Of the eastern districts.
Net weather has proved injurious to
acco in Ohio and Indiana. but most
borts respecting this crop are favorable,
Improvement in Kentucky, the middle
antic States and New England being
ticated,
There is no improvement in the general
tlook for apples, nearly all reports show
/ an inferior crop.
Much complaint OF blight and rot in
3tatoes is received from the Like regions
j the northern part Of the I.Ildle At
bite States, but the reports from the
Esouri and central Mississippi valleys are
tre favorable.
Flowing for fall seeding is unusually
N advanced, the soil being ir excellent
ndtion in nearly all districts east OF the
kcky Mountains.
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GOULD TO HEAD TIE WABASH
LIKELY TO RETAIN PRESIDENCY,
q, NJ VICE RAMSEY.

Wall street Interested I'm . Report That
vice-President Deiane Had Criticized
tho Retiring sxecutiye-Western
Pacific Contracts to he Let Soon.
The mystery which has surrounded the
presidency OF the Wabash Railroad since
the resignation Of Joseph Ramsey. Dr.,
several months ago was cleared UP yester-
day when II was announced that George j.
Gould had been appointed acting president
by the directors and will In all probability
consent to accept the presidency.
When Mr.. Ramsey left the Gould employ
he got leave OF absence, and although II
was generally known that he would never
again act az president OF Gould line his
resignation was never formally announced.
Mr.. Gould was appointed acting, president
during the term Of MIR. Ramsey's leave Of
absence, which expires on Oct Il One Of
the, directors OF the road said yesterday
that Mr.. Gould would probably retain the
position. He Is chairman Of tho board OF
directors.
Railroad circles were greatly interested
yesterday in q despatch from st. Louis
giving what purported to be an open letter
to F. A. Delano. vice-president OF the
Wabash. from Mr. Ramsey. The letter
was supposed to have been written In Nor
way and was a reply to sn alleged inter-
Wow by Mr.. Delano. While Mr.. Ramsey
was president OF the Wabash he instituted
system Of special train collectors. whose
duty IL was to take up tickets to relieve
the conductors. Mr. Delano In his inter.
view was quoted az saying. that ne had
abolished this special service. Mr.. Ramsey
In his letter declares that the railroad can
not be run without such a service and that
Mr.. Deano In his interview was playing
to the galleries.
Wabash officials In this city who are close
to Mr. Gould said yesterday that they
greatly doubted whether Mr.. Delano had
ever given out any such interview or had
in any way publicly criticized the policy
OF Mr.. Ramsey.
Mr.. Delano Is a man OF independent
fortune" said one official, "and he is in the
railroad business simply because he likes
It. He Is Harvard graduate and trustee
OF Harvard University. He is very much
OF q gentleman and ! am sure that he would
never have criticized Mr.. Ramsey In the
way that he is quoted
Frequent reports have come from Pitts
burg and other Western cities lately. that
the contracts for the construction OF the
Western Pacific Railroad, the Gould line,
from Salt Lake City to. the Pacific Coast.
had been let. President Jeffery OF the
Western Pacific, said yesterday that the
contract will not be let for two or three
days yet. The cost Of the road will be about
$50, 900 900.
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J FIGHT FOR THE OPEN SHOP
ltional Association OF Manufacturer
Incorporated Club Chartered.

ALBANY. Aug. 22.-The National Asso-
don Of Manufacturers Of the United
ties Of America, formed for the promo
Of the industrial interests Of the United
l.es, and more particularly for the main
pance Of a mutual and cooperative organi-
bon Of American manufacturers, was in
porated here to-day.
This is the organization of manufacturers
sded by D. NJ. Parry. which was formed
advocate the principle Of the open
The principal Office is to be in New York
y The dire ctors are d. NJ. Parry Of
annapolis, J. W. Van Cleave of st. Louis
Il. Dean OF Indianapolis, Elliott Durand
Chicago. c. ", Post. B. T. Skinner Of
Ite Creek, Mich; A. H. Billiard OF Bridge
IT. A. B, Farouhar of York. Pa. George
Coffin of Boston, F. c. Miememacher of
fil'yille, Marshall Cushing. William Mo
Toll: T, H. Stillman of New York city,
M Kirby, Jr., Dayton Ohio; Richard c.
Fkinson Of Newark, n. j.; Daniel c.
siey OF Pittsburg, H. S. Smith Of Menasha.
r. d. 5. Chamberlain Of chattanooga,
mn d. A. Tompkins of Charlotte, N. c.,
George A, Ora per of Hopedale. Mass
ne L0ckhaven Cat Club of Rochester,
rned to encourage and breed long and
pit haired thoroughbred cats. was in
Iorated to-day. The club will give
olc exhibitions and find homes for va
mi cate. The directors are Mrs. Clinton
cEe OF Chicago, Mrs. W. NJ. Chapman OF
me Mich; Mrs. Luella Hodges Of Pitts
Mrs, William W. Armstrong and Mrs.
alter b. DUFF " of Rochester
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III SiNESS TROUBLES.
'"on In Bankruptcy Filed Against l.
Sicgel Il 20,

petition in bankruptcy has been filed
. ..s' Louis and Morris s. siegel. who com
,. .ae hrm OF L. Siesel & Co.. manufacturers
r.ucoats az "A Grand street, by Kremer
an "eIner creditors for sos. They have
ta. business four years. A CREDITOR
I",,, IN bankruptcy was filed against them
% II. 1904. but was dismissed a month
"hen they effected compromise with
I'M, "edi'ors at thirty-hve cents on the
i o., 'he'r liabilities then being about
to "o,, alneIon and Jacob Schneider. Jr.,
kstern,p o>' 'nc iirm Of Cameron 4 Schneider,
El,nn = Of iS6 Fifth avenue have filed a
nn ~, IN bankruptcy. with liabilities 81 ,557,
an MILES IN bankruptcy of Moses Madison.
III IIsbiIii,,a az ~ East Twelfth stSnet.
elst uiH",'ll,"S s?N,i2i and Assets, sI3. 100,
cssbS ol stock, 5000. accounts, Ss 200,
v , IN bank. sioo.
)Nen ,iir of creditors Of Zimmerman A
5ere n ",oaH manufacturers. Of 80 Fourth
Ia Hans held Yesterday at the once OF
D. ~ r tnEer a.n Broadway, AT which an
! he dnGiI'.,,emcnt was made at twenty cents
hi Tha' ar and was declined by the credi-
me liabilities are Sfs, 900,
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READING SYSTEM

STATIONS West 2 :saI S,'' - D. \ T.

r-r,r,oNs West 2Sd 81, \. T.
Tim. shown below F'G IS f aS% L Ss j. s.
Esd ST. leaves 70 minutes earlier except as noted
sy sSi'Sa'aEk1 AhtEsTowS AND
w fped.ys AsD SCI ss sSs ~
IN yaSsss Jo1 kyaS , sSS
ysSd Asd sasehSI ISwoo Sis and Lasehurs
AdEaTRISSS assHaf PAX k StGs aaRoyz
POI POINT stEAsSST ASp SEAsHonE POINTS Is.
days, except ocean Grove. OILS A. NJ i;s0' 400
AT EtA Ht9S SHAss5saa ss
!loS %:Sso: .,os ni9 60 :sS$
pa I9SM & b. ASp fsas SAT m.,ooo
Rl ilSf $'aRo poIf$y12fS d APP
Fs.e s:.a,Ps s1G 9s s o 'sSo
i.gSy ' SS',K 1s RRoIi;r \ Pier 81 N. r.
VI .s "a &c. S' Ks W sundays ss$ A. IT, lsss.
ssaS + '' n sundays. 1000 a. NJ 100 100 $40
:Parior cars only. IVA Tamnqua. aEycept Sstur.
days. nDining Car. saturdays only. sFrom
Liberty st. only. .
From, twenty third Strect-b52o P. NJ. ct:?o
F: n, f assS F F. NJ NJ F'a0 p NJ h'0 p NJ. '''
Ofices: Liberty ST.. West Esd SIS Astor House.
16i asa 1900 1854 Broadway, 1877 Sth Ave- 2sl 5th
Ave. Is Union square West, 27ss Sd Ave, 27s West
i25th 81. 2.s Columbus Ave- New York: 81, Ss,
iiamsbure. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage to destination.
W. G. BESLER. G. NJ, BURT
Vice pres. and Gen. Mgr, Cen Pussr Agent.
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srxAMBIivATs.
RnSTnN AND Points e'!.!!, !! ~ ~, . -,

FALL RIVER LINE for Newport. Fail River,
Boston and al Essicrn sad Northern pOas Lcs ns
sundays, at $50 p. NJ Strs PRISCILLA and
PuGiT;ASN xoTshss iN On each po.,,,
East and North. Leave Pier 10, y. r., foot Murray
~, week days only A. 800 p, A. Strs PROV.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford. Cottage
Guy and Nantucket; Leave Pier 20, n. r.. foot
MAINE and NEW HAMPSiiI RE-
NORWICH LINE for New Longer, Block Island;
Pier. Worcester Fast and North, Lye. Pier 20, n. r.
r Cla n n 81; week dsy ss ony so9 Z Su
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Sprin gneid.
and North. Week days str. RICHARD PECK w.
p NJ. Steamer CITY or LAWRENCE Tvs: Pler 20,
( h, 1900 Midnight, sundays s'r. RICHARD
81. 1000 a. NJ; return. due New York S4s p. n.
Tickets and Sta.eroon,s 4, 2si 07s. LIS snd 1854
27s W i2Sth ST.. 27os Third Ave, and at Piefs, New
York: $40 and 400 Fulton ST and 3e0 Bway. Bkyn
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WIFE'S STORY MOVES JUDGE.
Lindberg. VINO stole Side Of Beef. Let
Go on Her Plea


Go on Her Plea.
Max Lindberg. butcher, pleaded guilty
in Judge McMahon's court in General Ses-
sions yesterday to stealing a side Of beef.
His wife and three children were there and
Mrs. Lndberg told this story
'On Aug. 0, when my husband was ar
rested, there was no food in the house.
We have six children, My husband is a
good man, but he had been unable to get
work. When he can he works and he sup
ports his family. He is good husband.
THAT day we were without food and,
worse still, we had been tiispossessed We
had no place to 20. My husband went out.
He saw meat wagon with lots OF sides Of
beef on it, and be tried to steal one. 1t was
too heavy for him and he was caught
Since my husbands arrest the neighbors
have looked after us. They got up purse,
saw the landlord and he has let lis live in
his rooms. We have lived on the charity
Of the neighbors."
Judge Mcmahon investigated the woman's
story and found II to be true. Il think this
is a case for clemency." he said. II am
going TO let you go, Lindberg. hope you
will he abe to find employment and look
after your family"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-23
'"u Goal Dealers Association Of Texas
declared TO he q Trust.

|, lex, Aug. 22.-Attorney- Gen.
davidson to-day declared the Retail
Deaier's Association Of Texas to be q
w. he officially advised Walter c..
secretary of that organization. that
10. ,ofned and operated in violation Of
anu.tr9st law. Of this state and that
Souid avoid prosecution it should
Immediately dissolved. The associa-
.in mao u lor it's object the fixing and main
Jung OF coal prices in the State,
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BIG TIM TO BATTERY DAN.
A Present From Abr cad to the Magistrate
From the C0ngressman,

Magistrate Finn. who Is sitting in the
Tombs police court, showed yesterday
with much pride a present from Biz Tim
Sullivan as souvenir of the ConCressman's
recent trip abroad. The pres6 Mt is a set
Of gold cuff links and shirt buttons inlaid
with diamonds.
The Magistrate had the gold things in a
plush case, which he tucked far down into
an inside pcmket. The court attendants
watched him put the case away with some
amuse ment, but the Magistrate put on a
Wise look and said: I'm not taking chances
in this court There are too many nimble
fingers around here. and l wasn't born
yesterday" ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-23
THAT MILES O'REILLY BOX.
Police Think They Know where the Cum
Dowder Package Was Mailed.

Detectives who have been trying to find
out who sent the cigar box containing
guncotton sprinkled with black powder
I'd Police Captain Miles OReily Of the
Ralph avenue station. Brooklyn, on Mon
day, learned yesterday that the box was put
in q receptacle for mail packages at Broad
way and Hart street probably on Saturday
night. From this point it Is more than half
a mile to the police station and in another
precinct Drug stores In that section were
visited by the detectives imam effort to find
out IL the sender Of the box had bought
one cent and three five cent postage stamps
which were on the box.
The police think that whoever sent the
box lives In the upper Broadway section Of
Brooklyn and mubt have been experienced
siyes. Capt. 0'Rielly eaid yesterday that
he hadn't the slightest idea as to who sent
him tbs box. s,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-23
LAWYER. ACCUSED or FRAUD.
John j. McGinnis Of Brooklyn Arrested To-
Retaining Money Of Alice 4. Meehan.

John ]. McGinnis. Brooklyn lawyer.
who was formerly active in Republican
politics in tho ,Gowanus' district, was ar
rested yesterday by Detective Sergeant
Carroll Of the District. Attorneys Office on
a charge Of fraudulently retaining esq 20
belonging to Alice A. Meehan. -,
The complaint in the case was made
by Katherine Lopez OF +05 McD6nough
street. Magistrate Tighe. who issued the
warrant. paroled McGinnis until Tomorrow,
when the examination will BE- hold. Law
Yer NcGinnis denies the accusation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-23
Burglars Blow SAFE and Are Driven From
q Residence

MrDDLETowE, N. Y, Aug. PA gang
OF safe crackers blew open the safe in the
store Of c. G. Clark at Westtown early
this morning and got SIS. The burglars
then visited the home OF Martin Lee but
had only got inside when they were dis
and aroused the village, but the robbers
could not be found.
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PUBLIC NOTICES,

WANTED FOR U. 3. ARMY--Able bodied un
married men between ages Of q and ssi citizens
OF UniSed States OF good character and tempers to
habits who can speak read and write English.
For Information apply 20 rREcRUir1NG OF. or.
Ave, 2soe Eighth Ave, N. Y. OF 3sS Fulton s..
Brooklyn.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Sealed bids or estimates will be received by the
Commissioner OF Docks at Pier "a" Battery Place.
untu O'Clock p. NJ. September lst. 1906. on con
tracts as follows:
No. eS5, for dredging.
No. 9S7 for sand and yrokcn stone:
No. 93s. for cohble and nprap stone.
For nartlCulaEs sec CITY RceoTl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-23
BRIDGE TTE.CP.
hns!lvanla Steel Co Wants to Join City
In Fighting Gage Taxpayers Suit.

Fighting Gage Taxpayers Suit.
|Sapreme Court Justice Giegerich reserved
'islon Yesterday on an application made
counsel for the Pennsylvania Steel
Pnpany for leave to intervene az a CO.
Fendant in the taxpayers action brought
refer A. Gage to restrain Bridge Com
s,oner Best from signing the contract
kdge. " '""'''"''an
me company contends that as the con-
~ mas been awarded to it, it is a proper
w 70 the action. Gage has secured a
I.nminary Injunction. He contends that
contract should not 20 to the Penn
naaia company, because it is not the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-23

Department Of Water supply. Gas and Electric
ity, Room 1885, Nos. 1921 Park, Row. Borough of
Manhattan. The CITY OF New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii be received
Electricity At the above once until o'clock r NJ on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30. 1905,
BOrOughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx,
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING $40
MERCURY DOU BILE SLOAT GAS REGULATORS.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN T. OAKLEY.
Commissioner OF Water Supply,
Gas and Electricity.
The City o! New York. August IL, zoos.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR TT.
Advertisements for The Sun and Evening Sun
may De left a, any American District Messenger
once In the CITY.
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central & Hudson r. \. Lessee
Trains leave FRANKLIN st. station. New foss.
follows and is minutes later foot West 20 ~" ~ y"
1910 A. M.-Catsklh~ Moantaln' Lmiseo. ~
s1i2O a. M.--Mountain Express.
Mas P. M.-Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer
100 p. M.-Chjcagos Express . @. -.
.2:s5 p. M.-Con. Lin. for Detroit. Chi. ST LOUIS
ts:as P. M.-glsteI Express sr,o cleveland 4 ca
$500 p. M-For Roctv. Buffalo. Detroit 81. Lou,ss
.e4 AFot 81 RAJ: RgCh Ma R EcIa ns shscSsa
from hotel or residence by westcott Express.
~. cnnI Manaoer Genl Pass'r Agent
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sAIlaoADs.
DAIl10AD0.
PENNSYLVANIA

rcVVOIlvHVIH
80 RAILROAD.
STATIONS HSSz 3, MHSS SEb THIRD
:ynE NJ f ;ss sse
0''0" Tor r"sp HSSn sh! fhs s', VEST Ss.'''
;: ST. sH'f 1855 s fnl4kD. 70, c,ns.a.
los. A. NJ. TIE at pfk aa ~ kS9,sl LIMITED
.s NJ cA i AYE; s!SSs sSsl AND ST.
.s..r.n. TIE heu pITEkESSss9hEEy sSSs SPECIAL.
::.:s. sEi SS{'s t RIM TGkiRRcIssAr, EXP.
III 5 SSkhffylfA Efpsf CINCINNATI, EXP
MAsHINGToS AND THE SOUTH: :,
~ s g. c coas ESQ., iG Ini.a So
rs = Pas! pI!sss ssnSs sa if $,sS S
sc if ai ss HI s'' 49, a''s' s' p m"
Ar liaS I. g e S1.S LrSE.-s a, NJ and Gas
skABos dsi' AIR LlNE-isss p. m, and 1910 a, m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAlLwAy.-'s'as
cRREssAPEsAEE . OHIO RAILwAY.-7S a. m.
FOR OLD POINT ,COMFORT Aho NOhroLh'-
7.5S a, m. week days. s2o p m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.--85S a. nj. and ass D. N. week
days Sundays, '7SS q. m.
LONG BRANCH, ASBuRY PARK Ocean Grove
North Asbury Park Sundaysl. ana Point Pleasant
$3.50 from Desbrosses and 3.45 .. n. from Cor
landt streets only. 74o. s.SS lo.S q N; is' zS
saturdays only except Long Branch, iaS ua.Ss
Ss ony Gs M qas ,sesi Long s
rs except, SATURDAYS: eISep, 1 S"Ha, Branch n
OPS iO65 a. M and 465 D. IN.
IT, IS a. M. is.25, lass. is. aio. ass :sss SIS.
only. :5,ss. sss. 1SS. s2s. s.5 .Cs.sS for North
Sundays. sos, .76s s.2S .e.26. esS 't!o;ss. .ios6
g. m. L? rs. 'i2b5, 'i.6S, 's26. s5S AS .l!s5 ior
North Philadelphia only, Ass. 'b.Ss 1853, $50
s.?S (sS5 for North Philadelphia only, D. M.
1910 night.
'Dining Car. Extra fare train
Ticket oficcs. Nos. %ei. 1854 and 90 Broedway:
1872 Fifth Avenue tbelow 2ad ST.: 2es Fifth Ave.
nue. corner 10Th ST.: Astor House, and stations
named above Brooklyn, "a, Fulton Street 500
Fulton Street 800 Broadway. and PENNSYLVANIA
Annex station, The New York Transfer Com :
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination.
Telephone "5A3 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
W. W. AT-TERBURY. J. n. WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Trafnc Mana ger.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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HOB WATER THI6 DAT.
Sandy Hook .il;s% Gov Id. i?2e He'll Gate. 3:is
Arrived Tue spAY. Aug. y
SIS Kronprinz Wilhelm. Br men, Aug. IS
SIS Siciania. Girgenu, July u.
SIS Ripley, TJilatjap. June 9.
SIS Altai, Savaniila. Aug. o.
IS Monterey. Havana, Aug. TO-
IS Honorius. Rosario, July ..
S, Athos, Port Antonio. Aug. 2.
SIS Van Jacnto. Galveston. Aug. 49,
IS Ir6cJuois, Jacksonville. Aug. TO-
SIS Jefferson, Norfolk, Aug. II.
SIS Nnvahoe. Georgetown. S. c.. Aug. H.
ARRIVED OUT.
IS Kaiser Wilhelm H.. from New York at Bremen.
SIS Vaderland, from New York at Antwerp.
IS Columbia. from New York At Glasgow.
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ARRIVED OUT
sA1LEp mon roRxIoN roRrs

s. Caronia, from Liverpool for Nov York.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from Bremen
for New York.
SIS Prtnz Adalbert. from Naples for New York.
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BALTIMORE (: OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West 2Sd Street 20 minutes eafffer. except
midnight train leaves II 10 p. m.
Lv. Liberty street, 500 am. Except SUM- BMnet
~ 1900 noon. daily. Diner
100 pm. DAILY. Bunct
Royal Limited 900 pm. Daily. An Pullman.
Lv. Liberty street, 400 pm. paHy: b Dinsi'
i2i5 night Daily. Sleepen.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
Leave New York City. wesi %! ST LtSsi:y $.
Cs!esEe. Rittsb1r.. sleeper iEsS pm. , i2asnT
PittsSurg. Cleveland, Lmd $50 pm. 100 p,ra
"PittsbIre Limited" Buffet go pm, 100 Pm
Clneinnatt. st. Louis sleeper 1880 pm. 1915 nj,
CincinnatL ST. Louis Diner $50 am. 1910 am.
Cincinnati. 81. Losis Diner $50 pm. 800 pm.
Onices 1877, 26l 43l 100 Broadway, Q Aston
House, los Greenwich ST., as Union Square W., Sal
Grand ST. N. y: Ns Fulton st.. Brooklyn: I'D ST
and Liberty 81.
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BARRY COTTAGE. Point Pleasant. n. j., min
utes from Beach Open all September. Box 2as.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC This DAT.
Sun rises b:i3 Sun sets. ~ Noon rises 4 81
Hob WATER THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook III - Gov. Id So .i2.26 He'll Gate. 3:ie