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Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

The management vests in Mir. Mech am as president and general manager. C. 1T. Seamans. secretary treasurer and J T. Harrington mine superintendent. and four other gentlemen who with these comprise the board of directors. MT McchaTn has been practicing at torney in Chicago for eighteen years MT. Scamans is d banker and insur ance man of that city and MT. Har rington as stated, is a practical min ing man of much experience. The ether members of the board are J. D. Riley. q merchant of Pittsburg; Dr. Piers0n a practicing physician of Chicago; l.. G. Bronson an electrical engineer of Joliet and James W. Nye. who has a chemical laboratory in Chi caso.
 Asked concerning the future opera tions of the company Mir Mecham said the plans for concentrating machinery will be executed in the near future. II is designed to continue the shipment of high grade ore. and concentrates as soon as possible. A shelter which can reduce all ore of reasonable value is of course the cOmpany's ultimate object but will have to be matter o- later
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
MIAMI COPPER COMPANY
 TAKES OVER PROPERTY
Valuable Ground in Globe District Goes to Lewisohn Co.-Concentrat- ing Plant Is Now Promised For Near Future.

Deeds were filed in the county re- corder's office a few days ago convey ing to the Miami Copper company some 800 acres of mineral ground in the Globe district located six miles west of the city. says the Silver Belt. Part of the property was formerly known as the Oates Newman group of claims which was bonded about fif- teen months ago to J. Parke Charming, Of the General Development company. a Lewisohn syndicate
 Title to all of the property is now in the Miami Copper company. recent ly organized in Delaware with 600.000 shares of g par value each or a total capitalization of $3.000.000. Of the 300 00O shares remaining in the treas ury of the company. 200.000 will soon be issued for public subscription. the purpose of the issue being to acquire a fund for the installation of con centrating plant. The first unit Of i this reduction works. of 1000 tons ca pacity daily. will be constructed at once and it is generally believed that it will call for the immediate con struction of the extension of the Gila valley railroad to that section of the district
 Some of the strongest financicrs of New York and some of the most i'm pOrtant factors in the copper mining industry are interested in the Miami Copper company and it is now a cer- tainty that it will. before long, rank next to the old Dominion in import ance in the Globe district. IL is un- derstoOd that among the directors of the company are Adolph Lewisohn and Jacob Langeloth. presidents re- spectively of the United Selling com pany and the American Metal com pany. the two largest copper selling companies in the country. J. Parke Charming. president of the Tennessee Copper company. and others promi- nent in mining and finance.
 Theodore l.. Hermann of the law firm of GUggenheimer Untcrmyer & Marshall which organized the com pany. is secretary of the General De velopment company and he is now in the city attending to the final details before the announcement of the stock allotment is made He stated to d Sil- yer Belt representative recently that the entire amount of stock which is to be issued. has already been un- derwritten by prominent New York and Boston financiers and brokers. SO that the full amount required for fur thcr development work and tKe in staliation of the reduction works. is practically in the coffers of the com pany. The subscriptions will be in the hands of 'the National Copper bank of New York
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
IS to the ton in gold. silver and eop-

S4S to the ton in gold. silver and cop per
 The new find was made Saturday. since when a drift has been run on it several feet. the ore body showing con- tinuity in size and values as far as opened. The cross ledge was encount cred 350 feet in from the mouth of the tunnel at q depth of 240 feet from the outcropping on the cross vein, which shows width of twenty feet on the surface and twenty-five feet where struck in the tunnel.
 The cross vein has been exploited very little and the finding of such a promising body of ore at this depth was a surprise to the management and those familiar with the property since it produced a large amount of rich gold ore which paid handsome profit to it's discoverers by the primitive arastra method of treatment.
 Work in No. l tunnel. the lowest opening in the mine, is being rushed as rapidly as possible. This tunnel will tap the cross ledge 131 feet deeper than No D II is expected that the Ore body will be found in the cross ledge here stronger than in the upper level as it is one of the peculiarities of the Dunkirk mine that its ore bodies increase in size and richness with depth. When the cross ledge is reach ed in the lower t,-nnel it will be eX- nlored by d raise connecting with the upper level where the discovery was made. Saturday. Drifts will also be run on the cross ledge. according to plans now under consideration by the mana cement.
 The property is owned by the Mount Tritle Copper company. Operations are being carried on in three jewels in the mine and the output is treated in
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
LADIES' TAN HOSE

Special lot of Ladies Tan Cotton Hose. extra quality. double sole and high spliced heel; our regular 35c quality; special Monday at. .25c
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

consideration as the first production results on d large scale must come by means of concentrator The com pany is now employing eigh; c:- .on men. all that are required to continue the present production until such time as thc erection of added ma chinery is undertaken.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
ARIZONA MINES

News of an important strike in the Dunkirk mine reached this city yester- day. says the Prescott Journal Miner. of Wednesday. The report. which is reliable. stated that two feet Of ore was encountered in cross ledge struck in No. tunnel. which samples
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

About 20 pieces fancy mulls and batiste, mostly checked and striped patterns, very pretty goods, former ly sold for 45c and soc; choice dur ing this sale at, per yard. BOG
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

About 9 pieces of 35c figured mulls. plaid batiste and corded checked swiss, with dainty floral figures. sheer, pretty. reasonable goods. Special this sale at. 2Or
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

METALs-TIN-The London market little
futures at li$s 1Ss THE local market
c0PPER Gecned IS in the London market spot
quoted f57 ia Cd and futures at f5s los Locally
ment with reference TO lake. which was quoted at
d5aaeed S at ~Gis and were
ge a4e and remaneG dun @ at
caiiy. sPELTER also unchanged in both mar
4soc in the local market IRON was unchanged
sat @ 81 f9E IN at
oaly no change was reporisd with % Nc foy
pig IRON eertiacaes CONTINUES duh unchanged
asked &usnst and ep9e@Ser SIS
So Is @s15 53; November s15 1856 and December
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Lght Withdrawals ar are
that market the market fer syrup shows any i'm
ons oo% ana RcfS aFe oeans
IS iS@9G eda f one Res COOS sc YRP Rs
new 15@i7c 9iGs 4 isSsoc; good 1sS25e;
oILs1cotGonseed oil was lower early for near
the list frmed up later demand from refining in
Recae @ bgng % Of the ate5 e5 os b2oe
sales: 200 July $ 4sse 100 August 4Se 200 Sep
500 November, S7as71se Refined petroleum M. was
ssE 1nf @ I'll
SIS eu g5a sIos 6PIs
1Os5c: water white. New York. bbls, 1o.75c: bulk.
@ Nsa Por Pn
m2 yR spot ese JURY s5sn
4sc; September az 4sIsc octObss s95z ases G
s 5s ae EsSs on nSPms SIMMER T5ti5 gs
sor S so sS prime ESsRED Ps
eity 45@45e Gqt-of,sown raw 48@44c Calcutta
PRoyIsfoNSEThere was a strong advance in pro-
poin9s for 5 the dsS on support from packers and
mission houses and covering Of shorts The market ss
Z .Ss
Omaha $50. and the west. sas9o. PORK Barely lg
SIS s5 -o dsa4 Ness 81 ' famy
sss ESQ
as Ess h. e p G lsS CIT r Ne tfs
p PsiisS I6 ?Y r. aSe PieEed hams arm Quoted
l ouotsd Sy Middle Western
q955c CITY lard dull dull Quoted; 9ae Refined fined lard
$500; Brazil kegs; Ise GSoMPoTSa6- Quoted
o6siHg asmsnS os. Is n9.ed in tn;
about large enough tide the market over into ne
Improvement % is reported in Prices Quotations follow
sS1s odna "a Brine 5aSc ia Choice
6s.c Patna. foreign. 5E96Fsc' Rangoon and Bassein
srGARa1he market for refined sugar continue, sa5
slightly better demand and stocks are said to be low
the recent decline IN The foi
lowing list prices subject 10 rebate Of 10 points
crystai domnos. 7,75c Eagle tablets. roc cut Loaf
5Ih bags powdered and Eagle confectioners' granu-
lated 5e5c. XXxX powdered 55sc; powdered coarse
s1anulaied 55oc; Eagle 2Ib of hne
do, 565c: BIB bags do. 56Oc iO-lb bags do, 555c;
% 20 ID bags do. 5.45c Eagle fine or standard
granulated and diamond A. o4oc: confectionery a A.
52Oc: I. 20c Nos ? and 3. l5c; No 4. Bloc
No >. 595c: No G DC; No :. 4.95c No s, 1900; Nc
q sac; No 10, 4.75c; No II. 4IOc; No 12 465c; Nc
II. $500: IA. Is and 10. 4.55c The market for
refined sugar was quiet to-day no further business
being reported 1t reported that buyers were in
the market the basis OF 2sc cost and freight but
offered under . 29-32c for Cuban Cen
trifugal test quoted 4.2Ic: muscovado SO
test BIC: molasses sugar 50 test 352c and Cuban
cost freight % -32c. The London market for
sugar lower but more business was reported
al los lloyd for July and august deiiyerE STOCKS oi
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the week ended ruesdag, July q, 1905: 1905

For the week ended Tuesday. July 81 1905
BEANS AND PEAS-Recepts for the week. $40
bears and 496 bags Imports 400 bags beams aG
let for domestic beans during the buying
been confined such small lots wanted for cur
here and in the interior receivers have
ained former The feeling is steady at the
qury. quantity of stock has been moved.
up 10 50 Il s2I0as2 20 for pea Porto Rican and
West Indian exporters took out quite quantity OF G
Lima steady. Scotch peas firm We quote: BEANS
So S5a$2 40 do pea choice 81 e5Gs2 70 do imported
marrow 81 l0as2 20 do pea choiee 81 2oa 81 20 90
50 Is: DO eemmon to good 81 soas2 o5; white kldney
Sh0Ge s. S & 90 Ted 1ey "a . Shoiee r dr & 81 & eboe
81 TOAST 50: do yellow eye choice 50 go do lima Cali
BUTyER-Receipts for the week. 7s,25s pkgs; last
other countries pkgs After the little
ing that noted week the market through
buying free but there was moderate steady
distributing trade and goods passed of hrst hands
the freezers Of it put by re-
speculave operators Besides this we had some EXPORT
business which gave unlocked for support Yesterday
little extra the on Change
22&c. This weakness lost to-day. however and
nocsr sione, saIes l insde afure io @ nsn
penty ana o1fer.g from PC downward with rather a
quiet trade. state dairy is unchanged. only a little
process butter coming this and demand for Il is
siderable export demand of the best
going lealaAc with possibly sale or up to
the stock is No quality and sells at 7lsaisc;
strictly No grade would bring isAe possibly 1s1sc
2.lzc; nrsts II i2@22r: DO seconds. 2ols G2lc
thirds & 20 oise a6Gelc DO common to fair isaia,r 90
process specials 2'2c; DO extras 2lc do nrsts l9d2Oc:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

The local for spot cotton was quleI nand
snd il 25c for middIing Gulf sales 100 hales SoGt i
.s,o3 sp cne1 &c lower al 10l4c: sales 1Io bales
Mobile nominal % % bales Charleston quiet
and nominal: Norfolk quie UNCHANGED az az
augusta quiet unchanged lie; sales 3aS oaeS, 5
ba1ge5 81 Al Iolse: sales 1872 bales, Little Rock dull
- lower al lgs: NsT sses oFts sss bales wilmington
omnai; Memphis steady unchanged g a. 10 nonts for
800 esss Esiipsssa t Toason ns'Bo f5oo to 100 s
ssisss las wees az sh' last week and last and At
New orleans 1000 10 l3oo. against 500 4as' VICE"
% Cotton ssesl Iyepoo oa5ss sP0d P9d e9t e9
port ZOO American 2ooe; receipts onenna tssV
70 sis points lower closed steady net unchanged
10 posais e1teTseT $50: sepe6er October 5lod
October HovembeT- S,rSa' AKA January -Febru-
sry se4d; March $500: March ApT & I9pb
Tour AND MEAL-outside of a moderate demand
.,- snrinp bakers and low grade winter the hour
-arst was quiet to-day. Prices were shade hrIeI
s9F Tsa BYE 2r Se CoTns 1s pces Ha
quoted on ihe tes Sec CO. Winter siTsiets 81 eS4
Winter patents 81 4o@s 10 sPEas clears trs s. o 1Se
winter ge IS soess 50 RYE FIorR-steady ouOtsd
90 Quoted E{s KIN .ng dried Sajlaa 81
BAG MEAL.F5 s SpS5eo' 60 FEEpMwss,ern steady
city steady ss'eTR spring ing @ SO So $40 io cg
brsn. SO So bulk se5 So 60 sacks I3iddns ling
s2S & see 5eo Sufs s24 20 SACKS Oh $50 80
GRAIN-wHEAT-ln face OF Big t Teoe1pS sd se sparp
-zi~s to-cay ard closed 'zc net higher IN New
yort or within fraction Of sop Tor the Gay
OF ne ,1pturn was directly associated with enlish
report from Snow, which he was quoted as cIalIn
srr TINS rae crop pf Wesfern Canada had been over
Although contrary 10 recent prlNate
,tc.e which have been
rsvorable and natl- contradicted by other adflces
later in he cay. OF which declared ior crop
q l2oooaooo busA and early harvest the snow snow
report. backed up by some aood oosihs
Chicago. shorts the run Aho
slow but steady advance IN prlces MOS
OF rhe occasional slight reactions me
actions Of market plainly showed hos nervous Gus
Is anything aIiectlne the
crop outlook spring states This sensiliNe-
further emphasized IN the afternoon 10y A
brillsb report regarding North Dakota by another crop
travelling In that state To the crop news
also ADDED the Influence Of good cash ana ez-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
CASH Quotations
EXPORTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Y,
CcFTEE-There quite active business
coffee market to-day. al during
morning showed a loss CT 8 points al one
points. in sympathy with European cables
The general tone steady. and there i'm
Iroyernent later buying covering
with the close steady unchanged 70 points higher
Sales FOR the day reported $500 bags. The
market opened steady unchanged prices This
considered rather better than cables
which the hour OF the local opening showed decline
Of y franc Eiavre and Of about isG1s pfg IN the
German market. There further scattered
liquidation and possibly little bes pressure here under
which months of points. but there
sign or weakening the Of the large bull
Interests and the market later improved, particularly
receipt closing French cable showing a
OF half the early loss The showing Of the Brazilian
that Santos IS were unchanged and IS were 100 reis
lower showing the establishment the high grade
premium and tending further the arguments Of those
who claim that the new crop is not turning out OF a
high quality The market Rio - reis lower
Receipts continued about scale reaching
81 600 the ports Sunday ard Monday,
against $4,000 last and 10000 in 1906 Jundahy re
ez.1oo bags. against 10000 last year ana
~ coo in 1906 The market for spot coffee was STEADY
with quotations the basis os 6i<c for Rio No Z.
The the local market to-day
was follows
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

port demsri Chicago reporting high ss 90 loads
on export account although the seabcard had DIM
Guilty ia tracing more than 20 loads There was
good trade Kansas City. where the excellent
quality o. arrivals attracted milfers Ccun-
try offerings light. however and only f29 cars
wer at Chicago Wednesday. The in
t.rcr movement 1o72ooo bush just double the
receipts year and contained oa4ooo bush OF
winter wheat Worlds stocks showed a decrease OF
65s bush compared with reduction of 5.654.ooo
bush st the time last year The Minneapolis
stock decreased $50 600 bush in three DAYS An ad-
vance of sd in the Liverpool market was
ing Berlin closed &c higher and Budapest &c
cash wheat In New York market closed fol-
lows. No red. aas. 81 aats elevator. and $1ooN
2 u aNoat; No Northern Duluth, 81 24k and No 2
hard winter 81 n3x o efoat. CORN-Owng to
crop adyces and lack of bull interest the
failed share the wheat strength, and
at The close was &c lower in the local market
Trade light ali day and confined chiefly to
rrofessonals except afternoon selling by
provision people. Such bullish items the advance
Of I'D Liverpool lighter Chicago receipts than ex-
rccted estimates of only 1l2 for "Wednesday
ignored in the absence of buying power and there
was little rally In the market until just before
the close ii steadied slightly scattered COW
beine quoted s3Ho elevator and sac ahoat
on hullish crop advices from Illinois and the North
advanced about 1c bush and closed
prac.icailv at top point OF day. The cash market
in New York closed as follows Mixed. 26 TO 32 10,
se a soc: natural white, &c 81 N. 6oGs &c ana
clipped white 70 40 n. 81 T2c RyE-Market dun
and easy: No Western. SIC nominal o Ne"
York. BARLEY-Narket nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

C0TT0N-The cotton market more active to-
while there seemed 10 be fresh news OF
g bG1lish the bull leaders very ag-
gressive. and there sharp advance in prices
close II reported that the three chief
bull interest had bought fully
l1S during Total transactions were
rirnafed bales. which would make ii look as II
the bull interest had furnished nearly full
half Of buying power The market CLOSED within a
point or and steady tone at net ac-
vance 1Sd23 points At times during the DAY the as
the bull leaders approached the sen
esrion hrokers posted around the ring
who bid bought in blocks Of thousand Dales
the least interesting features Of the DAY
times brokers with smaller selling
orders pooled their orders in order 70 make up lot
of thousand sell 10 the bull brokers Later IN
The bull brokers taking smaller lots as wel
evidence right 10 the close
Some traders professed themselves
10 be entirely the meaning OF the strong
hull support. the opinion expressed IN some
Wall people belleNe thst
follow upward movement IN
investing the Froceecs OF sCcceSslu
stock deals r market Possibly ue eA-
recitation OF change the favorable crop weather OF
romefhinC Of that may have some influence an
connection with that the market mas SHOWN
lafterly through efforts The market Opened
steady at decline points. in response 10 iJ.Sl
cables and favorable weather. hat almost
advanced practically the best pom, o le
oay with the steady net gam OF ASg- I5sa
sales estimated 2JoesO bales Ihe weekly Me6e'
report favorable. ,. - s.,-
The range prices in the local market 'oa9
Nas follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will %
received by the Board Of Water sGpP$.
IN the olsce OF the board. No E9s BI9d1
yyav Nav York Room 80. ninsh uoo..
uutn II a m on July %. lsOcs tol ", w
eonstruction OF a portion OF the CStsA.a,,
Aoueduct consisting OF about 635 niles o.
nlefn concrete conduit known as eut-an-,
cover asueduct. II feet high BY u teet =
inches wide and about $40 feet or tuHnsa
IL feet high by - feet inches wioS, -
the hydraulic gradient and known as - -
tunnel situated west OF the HUDSON E,ss' 49,.
or the south side Of EsOpus Greek vti.eys
j., the towns OF Olive and MaroletoWn- -
sfer County New York -,
AZ the above place and time the bids vi.
he ptrblicly opened and read The sws5a
.oS the contract. il awarded. VIII be maS'
as soon thereafter az practicaole. Fd..pu lamp.
lets containing information for ai1sols
forr, OF contract. Specifications. etc anu
nsmphlets OF contract drawings can oe Or
tainsd at Room 1915 at the above addrsssss
IN, depositfng the sum OF ten dollars t..1o to
sSSr Zach pamphlet or twenty dollars S-p
70 each set to insure their return N se
rentable condition within thirty days TOT TOT
me date on which bids are 20 be opeIe@
yror further particulars SEQ CITY kecoEo-
JOHN 4. BENSE1- Presldene'
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A SHAW.
Commissioners Of the Board % Wa1@
supply. ... - ..-.-
THOMAS IIASSETr. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITUHF

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New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of several chatteI mortgages
Jacob Gensler Auctioneer. will sell this
morning. at BID o'clock at No. 4ol East
23d st. Borough Of Manhattan. the fixtures
of saloons formerly at Nos. 1881 Second
ave. 145 Ridge St. 232 East i0sth 81. and
lao Bieecker ST. Borough Of Manhattan.
BY order Of Attorney for Mortgage.
by VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION. l.
Burnstein, Auctioneer. will sell 20 o-day at
q a. m at No. LIST ct. Manhattan, one
barrel OF CerInough BY order Of A. Free
man Marshal
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, !.
.Ts,irnstein Aucfioneer will sell to-day at
10 q. m al No slS Broome St. Manhst-
ian one FairSnnk. machine engine. BY
order of a. Freeman. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-
Direct Connections in New Union station.
wa shington. with all Lines ScutL.
Leave New York Daily. 23d s.. Itb,y ST
WASHINGTON. SPpers. II. 80 pm % am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 1000 am
<Parlor car n. Y. to Richmond. Va)
waSHINGTON Dfrer Il.5o am 200 nm
wAshiNGToN. Buffet. 1:so pm 200 pm
..ROYAI. LTD Diner, 3.50-p m 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to ths West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 100 am s-Oy am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 11.50 am HOO
PITTSBURG, CLEVELD. $50 pm 100 pm
"PITTSRTJRG LIMITED, rs so rm 100 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUISV.. 11.50 pm l 80 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. O. 80 am 100 am
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOU -SV.. 800 pm S.oo pm
Offices: PAS. 434. 1900 Broadway. Astos
House los Greenwich St, 225 9th Av.. 3sl
Grand ST, n. Y; 343 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn'
West 23d ST. and Liberty St
After 9 D. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. ETC.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information:
B. & o. r. r. 23d ST. Terminal Phons
Number, Chelsea-3144
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
RAILROADS.
HFW JERSEY CENTRAL

TWO HOUR TRAIN TO FliLAID,6EIT-pp I,6ITp r'i-A
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W zsd ~ ), ST.; q
d. SO. 7.50 g 2o $50 0.to loo a. ~ i:Sv >"
m l2So; j i2o d $50; sso- 80 il:d So ?. M M
ahA's Z. 70. TO ~. $50, $50. 45o. $50 eco. 100
0io, Iv. LiBEKIY sT.a1-s $40. 7,oo. 8 500; .;
noon 100 lao 200. 800 40 2; 40 a,9psso9 S;SG.
Goo. 100. 500. 800 ,: M. ~ 70 fndon'sn' na
fsosaSo os noon soo soS Zoo ga sod 500 500
zoo. 500. 900. 80 p. m, IL 3MGTnN mi1nrseN;
FOR BALTIMORE AND MASHsI6NGi4 = u M
Lx " sso 2ss s,e ST. $50 sou . M 'so daily Tx LIB
ERTY RI. 30, 500 1000 a. m. l2o
noon 200. 400. Goo. leo p m daily ,,d
sTRase FOB SrLAnTicu Il n us5o S5oi sa,.. only, 40
,. m. sundays. $50 a. m. 22o 2 n n. 81. L.-
LIBERTY sT.;miooo .v. e: m. 1876 90 !. S1n. m..
only) $40 p. IN. sundays io'o0
VIA ALL RAIL-Long Branch: As6ury
Park. Ocean Grove. &c: Ly. W w; $50 a5a only,.
70 SO: 40 does @ ne. stop 8. ss 1sSs. 5Nss
Branch or rnn aao on Sao saii Il 20 ,. n. Sun.
IiBERTY s s' ST. 400. sac. l1-sc a M; :;
tIa1o. 40 sats- only).. I.so; $50. eSn .,
ssts.,. AS. (s.15 except sats). 30. g. s. - 20
D m, l2.Oi midnight. Sundays. 3-3o To-
1000 2, m, ,i 4:o4 $40 0,pFrEEFor ?; m Atlantic
SANDY HOOK hOO - ". paa-h
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth 6eaen'
&c. s LW. Pier 81. n. r.. Foot w; 42d ST; T.
$50. 9.35. 1890 a. m. 1870. d.30' o. % y" ~
a m. LOO 30 7.4s p m Leaoe Pier ~; ~
n. r.. Foot Cedar St.. 8. Is, loW, la,oo
a. n, LOO 400. g. As. AS, ). 40, elo p, m
Sundays. $50. 1890 q. M. 13o. A-0o e-io
p.s m 80,
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty ST. CIV. 23d st Tel,
Chelsea sI4D, Piers 10 and 81. n r. o
Astor House 24s 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway.
1872 225. 2s1 Fifth Av.. 27es Third Av-, ~
York: 4 Court ST.. 3l3. 34z Fulton ST.. 419
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway.
WILLIAMSBURG. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination.