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The oasis., 1905-05-13
The Law About Newspapers.

Those who have to pay for legal advertising should bear in mind that the law of Arizona provides that newspaper must have been established and run continuously for d period of one year before it is competent to publish legal notices. Consequently when such a notice is published in newspaper which has not been run q year, that no- tice does not meet the require- ment of the law Anyone having an adverse interest so disposed can overturn any legal proceeding bas- ed upon such interest. And an alleged newspaper which has to suspend publication for a period of time because its printers will not work OH account of arrearages in payment of wages, is still less en- titled to consideration in receiving patronage.
The oasis., 1905-05-13

Mf j J. Il4ff. contractor from Indiana. died this morning at Goo Arizona hotel oi consumption He came here two months ago from Cineinatli Ohio. hoping a change of climate would benefit his health. Mrs. Hart and 12-yearold daugh- ter, who were at Cipcinatt, were notified of the sick mans condition early in the week and Mrs. Hart left that place Tuesday for Nogales She is expected to arrive tonight
The oasis., 1905-05-13
VII Work Mine and Mil.

Mr. Hal J Sisty, manager of La Libertad mine at the old Campana camp in Sonora, was in Nogales a couple of days this week. returning to the mine from trip to Parkers- burg, W V. and New York.
 In speaking of the property Mir. Sisty says there will be develop ments there in the near future that will interest all Sonora. At the present time there are only q few men at the camp, those who were left there to look after the property and keep things in shape during the managers absence.
 While in the east Mir. Sisty made arrangements for the open- ing up of the mine on a large scale and will begin selecting his force of miners and mill men at once. Within a few weeks he expects to have force of between 200 and 300 men at work in the mine and mill
 Mr. Sisty believes that within the next five or six years there will grow up in the vicinity of the old Campana camp a town that will be the largest and richest mining town in the state of Sonora. He says there is an abundance of  good paying gold ore in that neighborhood and it will be mined
 Mr. Sisty left last night for La Libertad to make arrangements for the opening up of the prop erty.
The oasis., 1905-05-13
Will End romorrow Night.

Tomorrow night at midnight at the little white city in Juarez street, Nogales, Sonora. will cease to be an attraction; the fiesta of the fifth of May will close.
 That is the hour when the clat- ter of chips and the clink of coins are supposed to stop while the gamblers move their tables to quarters: the temporary bars will be stripped of their bottles and glasses and the bartenders seek other employment; the owners of the few roosters that are left will take them home.
 Every afternoon and evening this week the grounds have been crowded with visitors and the games and theater we'll patronized.
 Last Sunday afternoon prize fight between William O'Brien, white and Charles Smith, colored,
The oasis., 1905-05-13

coded in 0 rather unsatisfactory manner mauy spectators accusing Smith oi having quit
 Another prize fight is billed for tomorrow afternoon, the principals being William O'Brien of Nogales and "Kid" Williams of Carson City, Nevada.
The oasis., 1905-05-13
To the Public.

Call up phone 634. messenger service and parcel delivery. Ten cents to any part of the city
 1 have established a bicycle mes- senger service, ready to answer calls at any hour of the day, and ask the support of the public.
 MARK LULLEY, Auctioneer.
The oasis., 1905-05-13
N0CALES NOTES.

Don't fail to attend the Trevino circus, in Nogales, Sonora, this evening. and two performances to- morrow. Every performer Is a first class artist Balloon ascension and parachute drop tomorrow af ternoon at three o'clock.
 Mir. W. G Bowman, agent for the Southern Pacific Company at No- gales, has taken fifteen day leave of absence and gone to Texas on business of personal nature, de- parting Wednesday morning Dur ing his absence Mir. Peter Munch is agent pro tenn.
 For sale at Pierson station a second hand 54x14 return Hue tubular boiler with a new set of boiler tubs and ten inch iron smokestack, also a second hand 9x16 Rice self contained engine. Inquire of Miguel Latz y Hno. Magdlena. <
 Mir. Charles Levin, of the Cana nea railroad office at Naco, accom- panied by his wife, returned to Naco Monday after few days visit with friends in Nogales. Mir. Levin was formerly a resident of Nogales, leaving here for Naco about five years ago.
 Thursday mornings Mr. Walter k. Flood, who has been at La Co., lorada some eight years, working as machinist and engineer for the Creston-Colorada Company, was at Nogales en route to Tucson. Mir. F. has tired of Sonora, and will seek new location in Arizona.
 The Victor Mining Company is the name of corporation framed this week by THE OASIS INcoR- PoRATTNG BUREAU, the Articles of In- corporation of which are published in another column. The company has taken over very handsome copper property in the Cananeas, of which full and extended des- cription will hereafter appear in THE OASIS.
 Miss Maria Rodriguez died yes terday forenoon, after an illness of more than six months. Miss Rodriguez was daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Nicolas Rodriguez, pioneer residents of Nogales. She was 27 years old. Services for the deceased were held at the Catholic church at seven o'clock this morn- ing and the funeral was held from the family residence at ten o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

crop news from that quarter would undergo decided
change for the better. some sources II was also
claimed that the damage had oeen greatly exag-
gersted and that not high enough In most
tions of the belt much from that complaint
was noted that Minneapolis and Duluth acted weak most
of the CAY crop positions wheh pears accepted as
evidence improved conditions In the southwest gener
being conn ned the lower Ohio Valley where was
heavy but IN the way passing out Liverpool cables
closed 3s9Hd lower. Paris 10 points higher to p
lower. Berlin q mark up and Budapest points net
higher Interior receipts amounted TO $4,000 bush, com
pared with 260 600 bush the corresponding day last
The decrea.e Minneapolis stocks this week has
amounted to $4,000 BUSH Cash wheat in the loea!
81 05& b sioat. latter nominal No Northern
Duluth, 81 1911, No hard Manitoba, 81 11h o b
anoat. CORN-Old July at Chicago was run up 1c
bushe to-day in to scare OF shorts and re-
newed bull support. together with good buying from
other quarters Locally the market hrm with the
West but not active and at the close showed partial
nc net advance Most OF the news was contrary to the
markets actions including reports OF very poor cash
demand satisfactory crop advces from the belt large
offerings which point increasing receipts and selling
by cash houses. late afternoon when efforts to
get profits made the price sharply in the
West Total Western receipts 6S3.o00 bush,
pared with 7S0Oo bush last year Liverpool closed I'D
net higher On export account there were 10 loads No
quoted 62c elevator and 81 NC shoa No
white. &C. and No yellow, 62lac. afoat. OATS
generally afternoon closing dull Cash
oats in NewYork closed steady, follows: Mixed 20
80 10, 35135sc natural white 30 to 80 ID 3514 a3I c
and clipped white. 8s 80 10. 561s e40c. RYE nominal
BARLEY-Market quiet. Feeding was quoted 45c, o I
New-York. and mailing. 4eQ52c Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
OTHER mARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 21.-CATTLE-Receipts, $4,000 head in
GLIDING 1000 Texans; market strong; good to prime
steers S 25Q$6 poor medium, So 15$o 15 stockers
and feeders 81 6Os4 go; 81 50S4 5O heifers 30
ass; 81 25qS2 40; bulls, 81 4OQS4 calves 500
Sc 25 Texas steers So 5O9s4 10 HoGsIReceiPs S. coo
SIS 32z good choice heavy S5 25qS5 S rough heavy
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 head sheep steady to 10c lower
lambs steady to choice wehers shorn 81 4Oq$5 20;
fair to choice mixed. So 25q$4 80; native lambs
shorn, 81 50qST 40. - a..
corlmou 81 25dS5 25 CATTLE dull; fair good ship
pers 2qS5; common S29S2 20. SHEEP steady, 81 -
asa IL LAMBS steady, 81 5OQS5 so.
East Buffalo, 21-CATTLE- Receipts. 500 head;
slow and steady prime steers 50 259$5 ~ Shipping
81 75g4 bulls e 7Sg4 m
$500 head; slow loc lower; heavy and mixed 50 5o9
81 5Cas4 S.; stays So 25ds3 75 dairies So 4Oas5
SHEEP ard LAMBS-Receip,s 400 head; slow: spring
lambs 50 5OGs7 49, yearlngs. SO 6OqSS 60 wethers.
SIS 15GS5 ewes S44S4 25 sheep mixed 81 5O4S4 10
Kansas City, June 21.-cATTLE-Receipts. 3,2OO. in
GLIDING 500 Southerns; market steady to 100 hlgheri
export dressed beef steers 5S0 20; far TO
good 25@s4 s5 Western fed steers 81 25s5 % stock
ers feeders $sGs4 40 Southern steers $34S4 10;
Southern 81 2tas3 70 native COWS 81 29s4 sS na
HoGs-Receipts. 1s, 600: market 5@77so lower; top.
s5 22: bulk sales So 1895 22 heavy S5 1895 20;
packers SIS 1895 20; pigs lights. 50 15qs5 221s
SHEEP-Receipts $500: market strong to oc higher ma
tive lambs s6gs7; Western fed lambs, So Ios6 6O fed
ewes yearlngs 81 256S5 65 Texas clipped yearings
75@S5 %; Texas clipped sheep. "a qS4 20; stoekers
feeders, 81 50GS4.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

to11nRY-A1IvE- vE-Recepts to-day included car
loads by freight asd are 's selling slowly and
tsTS is little m supply
about steady TgTksyys gyS af 1cKENs W western per
ha2gea % 2g DO Ws souheFn Zoe r. G S
2 Is se DUcRs Western pair sGgsgG sI
Do sosT GEESE PyHs Ms1sH pef pd Rt S5c
f far supply @d sens et eemhHS fa
steady Spring Tses ae
snd essns Ss sr9 ore Penti
would bring premium Long I nsia nchanged the tone
easter sa tssSs s:S sed sf s0S Sa9Riz
best h61R hIs q 5ssf fa
~ to 10 DaP per 6 soa85c do Pennsylyann % oWer to
Western 1dse picked ISS @ 5o &c do scaids5 10
SiSc Western ID dry BssTk gSke9 aegSs n2@1$c
So l ss 1s af g RS:
L Long eiF island n 1ss s2ga sq he per
% Sd Sssd ssYssssss s s'
AMP PIE a5Gs1 Eht dsHlnss Old
oes dull show caSers in ac
and s1sn ea9 m and dagEng
Peas hsS5 saRPy IN active G5s
TsssaGss osf 6s IS asf:asS aSs1 ~ q ss
mon to fair o15e do old per DIl or siSs2 2 As
qoas Sn55.s snnsGs 81 sss $685. g. Do Do soatheT
i s RiR h5 5Go Or Oqnshs psa 81 s5a s5
anS9s sgfa SG pc oS
shore crate or Os ssSs@ 81 HqTtS hothonse
= S s. @ d fsas s,5sa s3sh
f5oI % hohOuss per loo 01sks1 s1Ss1 So EGG
North Carolina per per case 9s 81 7S HogsERADIsH
P%psm s 1oG r. FsSGlSa sS RRErTucE RS 59g15o
IN5. RFirSS Florida per crate S2pS6; ONIONS IeXas
bits and yellow per tOcGs1 do yeIlow per & fiat
crae 2DtT5c Bermuda per crate iogooc, 40 stet
Orleans per bag 25q7o Jersey white PIER do
s1sSsI Ok. do Southern, white bush crate Io9SA
Eastern shore per basket 75c 90 EsyPtan per oas V
Florida, carrier 81 oOdS- - 4A,
nS no. island and Jersey Telephone, bag 1Scsl DO
small b0seoc Teisph9ne per paSke1. @ rSeg bo
i 5osi 75 Florida carrier or basket slsl arS Sv
PABSNIPS old per Dbl Tag. 81 RADlsftf-o' ei sSo
per 100 punches 4o@e RHUBARR nearby -ep per 5eT g
basket 81 25a1 rs 81 DO Maryland green @ PeE
bastet &c: do green 81 25ds1 5O do Norfolk wax
per Sb basket 50a75c; per basket 57 s9s9
II e5. 40 North Carolina. bush basket
oUAsH southern white bel or bbi crate 81 S6
crate 75es 90 SPINACH neaT6y a per per sssg Sg and
MeTyland per carrier sgs2 do virginia North Caredns n
and Savannah carrier ssl az TO- ee socSSf
TRNIPs white per 100 bunches 81 do Canaalah Ena
hsrs per bbi S6s1 90; do Southern rutaoaga 81 oo@
81 Is; WATERCREss per 100 bunches- 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

81 15@s7 5 CUT ATsh95t ev ribs s. sdss soas4 O@Gss @
WHIsKEY basis of high wines 81 ~ BuTTER10n
steady. Cream cries. 16q9%c: dair1es 15QlSc ECeis
hrsts 15e: extras. CHEESE steady. 94k9lOAc.
Duluth Mimi. June 21.-Close-WHEAT-No North
ern. 81 11h No Northern 81 III July 81 11s; Sep
tember. S4c old. soc.
Milwaukee, June 2l-WHEAT1NSo N NortheEn bern 81 i13g
RYE No l. Sc. BARLEY-No 2. 5lc; sample, 4oa5O4sc-
CORN-No 3. 55Q56c: July 54$4c asked
Minneapolis June 2l.--Close: WHMEAT-July EAT 81 9s3s
Septernbsr SS&c December, S51sc No hard Il - y
No 1 Northern 81 1lb; No Northern 81 Of1sgSl W
FIR-Ffrst patents SO 1OGS6 20; second patents 80 80
QS6 first clears s4as4 10: seconds y I0S2 So BRAN
in bulk. s12 75QS19
Philadelphia June 2wHEAT euiet gQntEaet g5adS %s
June 9S 099Ikc. CORN steady; June. 5S41959c OATS
weak; No white natural SIC; No white. clipped 20
371ac BUTTER firm; Western creamery 2l77QZ2c;
extra nearby prints 22c EGGS firm; nearby fresh IL 20
loss off, nearby fresh 6sc at mark Western fresh 16a
@1715c marx CTIEEsE drm New,York full al Iea cream
fancy new 1OQ1OAc fair to good. new 91t q9+s c;
domestic swiss 11Q14c. ReceLpts-F1our. 900 b6ls and
$4,000 10 sacks; wheat 800 bush; corn 5000 bush;
oats 900 bush shipments-Wheat. 800 bush: corn
5000 bush; oats. 80, 900 bush
St Louis June 21.-Close1WT4E 4EAT-No EAT red; cash;
92c: July S1 c: September, S1zsc No hard 81 o.
Gsi O81I. CoRN-No cash. 59c: July. 529se: Decem-
Der. 1880. OATS-No cash. Slc July SOc September
2s.c: No white 33G3314c-
Toledo June 21-CIOVERSEED frmer; October So SO.
TIMOTHY-PriIne. 81 81. AIASIKE-Prime, 81 4O
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. june II
CoFTElTne eonee market, specially active
shovec considerable irreEuiarty. opening steady
unchanged TO 5 points higher, and shortly sfterward
ssIes points above the finals OF the
previous day. with Europe buying the offerings OF local
fonss This quickly followed by easier tone
gr 20 increased offerings as result of full Sac Paulo
recsIpts reported day, thus confirming the
Tuesday. but after eaSg1nS
Of partial decline Of points the market was rallied
.rrsrd the by OF European buying, and
nnzI prices were steady, net unclaimed to points
of about 75o bags EURO
p+su cables litte Hayre being franc
lower. while Hamburg unchanged to pig higher
quiet and unchanged
Receip. reported the early cable fo- the previous
dsv were light all points being still under the in
nuncs Of recent strike but hs Sac Paulo movement for
~. day nearly IL 600 and the trade is evil
gently expecting continued would be natural
this OF the Street people seem 10 e1eC
deInand for actual supplies
rcEs up which authorities contend Will take place
shortly after the July visible statement has been pub
Nshsd Tho market for spot supplies was quiet. with
quotations the basis OF 11-16c for Rio No a.
me range prices in the local market day
ffou-ca
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Tork. June <I' IsO0;
BEEvEs-Heceipts IT cars or LII H., heaa rtst n-
making the cattle left over from previous SsIv
4S cars to sold which 40 are at Jersey
The demand slack for all grades and prices
other tumble OF 100 to &c top grades s'is er
lower and light and common steers 200 on seven cals
Of cattle likely be held including eaTs or
sold at 44GSo oO
IOO n bulls 50 25aS8 CO. few choice extra tat ouMs ~
"a 7eps4 10 fancy stable fed bull az "a % ana COW"
81 7ots Dressed beef slow at 79sc per 10 10. I
to oo,oe sides inferior beef selling q,
Az Isyerpool and London cables quoted live cattle
higher al l0l Q12Ac per 10; tops at London, lZso
eig. sheep steady refrigerator beer sens az
eisQetse per Shipments to-day from this port IN
e,rSsd the Bernudian TO Ber-
muda and quarters of beef ESTIMATED on ths bae
- Ttverrool Tomorrow the Idaho Will take out 100
cot.a for = shsmberK Son. to DO unoaded at London;
so Sss cattle for and su1bsrger OF which
iaG TO I-onAon and 100 TO Hull. ..,. 9,
CO Psnns,i,.ni. ssssss e ~ isSs , is
ayerAxA 50 % 1V0 Ri ~ Dos pA IN - eofAs
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 2f.-Closing-wHEAT-sp nominal:
December. 6s 7E.d coRN.spot scarce AMERICAN mixed
IS Tssd BEEF-Extra India mess steady sSs PORK,
10 Ia n steady AS Cd BACoN--CumberIand cut 20 to
80 10 steady 45s Sd short ribs ls p 10 quiet s4s
ndtlss heavy s5 to 20 10 steady +s short clear
20 10 steady 40s: clear bellies IA 70 10 To-
quiet AS sHOULDERs-Square. II TO l3 70 steady.
SIS Cd LARD-prns Western S aessss steady sSs %
American finest old steady. ois; new easy, AIS ed;
TALLoWPrime city steady 2ss ga Australian IN Len
don easy 25s 3D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. OBS.
FIoUR.st Louis fancy winter steady. ss Cd HOPS at
London Pacific steady f6gtS los IiNsEEO OIL
steady 2os BUTTER nominal. PEAS-Canadian nrn,
a. Ij,d PETROLEUM quiet 6s.d. RosiN-Common
strong. o. Cd. COTTONsEEp CahS-tiuii fcunfu ep0,
steady, 1Ss I'D
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Cotton ExchanE. special Liverpool cables SPot eooa
O., -aSserate demand: sales. 5000 bales
s,nar1 ZOO American. 1000: receipts leoo paIesi
scsn 70 COO rniddiing upland AsSd 0pensa
49, rasst.ons closed quiet. oet6 points IoWe
"a. rfne-July Juy-August iSd: tGgust,Sepeeti
- and S.nember-october f7d October -NoveIipeI
emSer Secenber and DecemberJ 47sa Jsnaa. si
IN. a1,i-asy SOD Manchester-Yarns quiet; cloths
dO,r III rTrp AND MEAI--Today's -four market was
c,sf h,, arm with mills ASKING nsHer p'lSos
.sted 81 winter strsights Kansas clears and l
sns .nTsns bst.rs Prices were suotaely unenan9sa
". aucts sprins patents s. 7bGte 80 Win,ss ctsa "a
a e,<ssx 50. winter patents ~ togSo 20. spinA
Il rx1I ib: extra No / winter, So sors5 % hho
G winter IS io0ts ss RYE FLOUR quiet ssa guoed az
cosNaFSI1 nrrn: quoted Kiln dried. s2 SoG*s az 10
brand BAG nrn: quoted Fine white ard y.ag~ yeisg
fi osafsf 20: 81 149l l9 FEEDWes1e sees
CIV arm; quoted: Western spfing siI 5o staaaIo I'LL
ding To- DO. S2l: red dog w 20 9s sa9m
- eocs22 Tb sacks OIL. MEAL &2s oe0S5o. -,
0EkIE-wHEATSThe usual conflict in ths wsy y.
fop news the wnte. end spring wheat oe.ls go
11ess irregular again to-day athoush the tenoe,ey
nsi.rs that had been exaggerated e.P
siiy from took possession OF ths crowd
- on every bulge selling of aggressive nature sI
Sere1 principally septenber option after MID
s,s., 70 period OF strength IN July which forced IT to
hs hiehest point Of week, but the close every
,inr Tropped OF again. that last prices showed
par4a.i ke decline The late upturn N july was
E1S4 s. r.ins and By Of yisds In he South
WI On ths Other hand. sprfng whsAt eenois!onA %
49,. e aDas4as wsAtbsr had digtinoeaX better avsI-
- Iezse e In oeAcln.soq r Glss ssn44s1f
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June d p. m--CoTToN-s Moderate
business prices barely steady: American middng fair.
54Sd; coed middng Id middling sSd low middling
the day bales of which 500 were for speculation
export and included 10 200 American Receipts.
including 1880 American Futures opened
quiet and ouiet; American grown. June. 4TOd:
July and August 4.TSd August and
September ard: September and october, Aid October
and November 76d; November and December, 4.76d;
December and January. 478d; January and February.
Ard; February March. 4.ISd: March and April AID
Anri and 4Sod
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

- ,oo., market for spot cotton closed quiet al 10
ne soite on the for niddlng upland and
,ntaaling Calf spot markets ~ero
~ "a a. follows Mobile nominal anc unchaageo a
saysnnah quiet and unchanged at ooe. 81 81
pay. s-o-Sok steady unchanged at &C. safes 90
aitimore nominal 9Isc augusta quiet ana IS
oees. bales. St Louis seaoy anu
af elsc. Charleston nominal s5aLseston 49,
sales $50 bales memphis s.eeoy
~ unchsoxed &c: sales, 45o bales
So and 1-i6c lower at &c; sales ovo TJaston
points for tomorrow: AL houston
@ - o5o baes against 1887 last week apd 5l iss
L.ov 2oo0 bales against SIS
.wsek snd none year; at New-OTleans !ooV 10
2es9 last week ana sos lakt year
at the ports and interior points to-ay GULL
,sroe day week and last year'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
READING SYSTEM.
NEW JERSEV CENTRAL R R

LIBERTY STREET AND SOUTH FERRY dime from
South Ferry five minutes earlier than shown belowl
EASTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHUNk-z4Oo 90 715 (Easton onlyl. O. 10 A NJ 20. A 40
SSS @ Soeo 90 .6d East9n 9nly} P M Sundays HSo A. NJ
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4.OO 9.1o A NJ.
300 P N: sundays. a 80 A. NJ, 500 P; NJ ~,
NEGATNz4,6o $40 A NJ. Il 80 $40 Lakewood and
Lakehuret only) P. NJ. Sundays 100 A. N. 0.40
Lakewood and Lalehurst).
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToNEzt4Oo 4. NJ. $40 P NJ.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS-z4 90
$50 II 80 A. NJ. x1 90 I30, PAS, 553. 445 80 $50
90 r NJ Sunday. except Ocean Grove 800 A M
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCII..
Fast LONG BRANCH. 800 $50. $50, II 90 a n.
SANDY HOOK R0UTE-Leave Pier 81. N: r., W. 42d
St. e.55 A M IL 30. 800. AS P. NJ. Sundays o. .
A. NJ. 100 T.45 P. NJ. Leave Pier 10. n. R.. Cedar
1oo M 80 80 fRi sio yo p M An ses shore poats
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERN GALS. 80. 100.
500 200 *100A I'll 90 A. NJ 1920; LOO 81 81 80 80
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTPFETS-sz25 tSoo 1000
s12 90 A. NJ, '2UU. t'4Go. 900, 100 P. NJ. +121o
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-s-Oc. 1000 '12 co.
5000. AGO. 5000 200. s12 Is.
READING. HARRISBURG PoTTSVIILE AND WmII-Lso VII L.
IAMsPoRTmL4O0 co. "a g is 90 t91o % 9oSq l60 II 90
ing Pottsyiile. Harrisburg only. "A %. 500 P NJ
zFrom Liberty 'Daily. fDaily except
Sunday sSundays only +Paror cars only iva rama
qua xsaturdays- aExcept saturdays 49,. IT,.
Offices: Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry
26i 434 f9OO 1854 Broadway 1S2 9th Ave- 2S1 5th ave
Square 279S Third Av 2l3 West LON
ST. brooklyn: 800 Broadway, Williamsburg. New 9oTs
w G. VEsLER c NJ BURT
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen FlSs : Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. r

Trains depart from Grand Central station 4-d St and
4th Ave. as follows, for
# 1900 x 1902 4 M NJ II 1900 * i1o1 XXI 800.
BOSTON via vTiIiinlanJic-+'s a. 1900 P. NJ.
BOSTON via Springfel1-t900 A. NJ II l12;C0 q 1900.
PORTLAND and BAR HARBOR-tfs;02 r NJ.
FITCHRURG via Putnam and WOrcester-i3O0 P. NJ.
LAKEvILLE and N0RFoI, ,k19 ;Q2 A NJ. t$:31 P u.
FIELD-f4:5O. 1902 a NJ. "a 1871 P NJ -
Ticket a cirand Central Station and c125th
ST., also at e96 col. LIS s1 S2t Broadway c. PARK
1umbus Ave. Madison Ave. c2I3 West 125th St.
2I9s Third Ave In Brooklyn. c3i2. $50 Fulton St.
sDaiy. fF1xcept Sundays. tstops 125th St xstops
at St. Sundays Saturdays only. tParlor Car
Limited. Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

CNew York Central e Hudson r r. Lessee)
Trains leave Franklin station. New York. fol-
lows minutes West 42d N r.:
eli 20 A. M.--Mountain Express.
f12:45 P. M.-Rfp Van Wrinkle Flyer
Il Loo p. M.-Chcago Express.
.2:25 P. M.-Con. Linn for Detroit Chi & st. Louis
1925 P. M.-Ulster Express.
900 p M--For Roch- Buffalo, CIeveTd & Chicago
s9:45 P. M.-For Syra.. Roch.. Mia Falls Det & Chi
.Dafly. fDaiIy, except Sunday Baggage checked
from hotel residence by Westcott Express.
A II SMITH c Z. LAMBERT
Manager Cienl Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
WASHINGTON AND THE sOrrTH

7.55. s25. 1925 .955. '1O55 a. m 1925 .12b5 10
[325 Congressional Limited'O '3.25. si25. s455 %
p Tn IL 10 night Sunday. s25. .925. '1o55 a.
40. s455. 9.25 p. M 121O night.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY-'1255. IS %. At 25 p n. Il. 10
m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-'s25 a. m. and 925 D. m
sEABoARD AIR L1NE.-12.25 p m. and 12.1o a. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-.s.25 p. m.
CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a. m. week.
FOR OLD POINT COMFoRT and NoRFoLK.-7.S5 a. m
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a. m and 2 55 D. m. weekdays
SundayF 1855 a.
CAPE MAY11255 D: weekdays.
Sundays and Point Pleasant $3.50 from Desbrosses and
S45 from Cortandt Streets only. sos II rs
025 saturdays only. 225. 3.25 (425 except Long
Branch). and % weekdays. Sundays s.25. e25
1055 a. m and 4.55 m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 725. .755 s25 s55 1925. 1855. .t1o55 '1o.55.
1155 a. m, 1925 1925 '55. 2.1O 2.55 '3,25. 355.
'555. 655 765 s.25 925 OBS for North Philadelphia
s25 '925 e55. 'fl655 .1o55 u 25 ~ 55 Il 55.
.325 800: '425 6I455 for North Philadelphia oniy1
only p. m, IL 10 night
'Dfning Car. Extra fare train o
Offices. 461. 1854. 2s1 Broadway; 1s2
Fifth Avenue below $50 St) 263 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.; Astor House. stations named above:
Brooklyn 342 Fulton Street. $50 Fulton Street $50
Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New
from hotels and residences through to destination
Telephone '5i3 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAP
Service.
w. W. ATTERBURY, ]. R. WOOD.
Manager. Passr Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.