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Ij90Q qTHE TflUSAY JULY 13
LAW AS TO NATIONAL BANKS
TlinUKIt ttt Till CVttRENCY-
I milt to HIP Amount of CommrroUlIIUIIIIPS They May OUooimt
of 10 Per Cent of-
Tliclr faplUI l Prohibited by
SIILSOTON July 12Deputy Comp
rroi r of the Currency Kane gave out afiUiiHMt toility in regard to a recently
Intorvlpw with him on mattersLI to tin nutlonnl hank failures In
nl HHnoU with which C J DeTlln-
nnniTlod After remarking that he
a4 incornctly quoted In porno partlou-
lar Mr Ivnne HdyH
the Inw prohibit a national bankfrcm a loan In excess of 10 per centof It capital to any Individual company
hun nr there Is no limit aa to
the amount of commercial or buslneea-
pniior which a bank may discount butthe Comptroller Is Informed through
the retorts of honk examiners that a bankfcns llnrotintctl un oic8nlve line of buel
BOH pnper of any one Interest all he canto wlvlxp that suoh HabilltieH be re-
duced to prudent llmlta-M that In tho case of the
Kir t National Bunk of Kanof nn examination made In
Inst examination to thehut one eicesslve ohown-
nnil was not to any of cor
for stay 29 did not show exces-
uiiafe for A hnnk to dlncount anline if poper for any one Interest or af-
filiated it U not unlawfulTho sum condition prevailed In the
hunks RS was TopekaThe examination of one of
or1804nhowedanumberofexoRive loan to tho Devlin corporations Theseverft required to 1 were redtintl atitl the examination of the bankiireviotiH to its failure showed no excessiveloans to the Devlin but the
of those corporations to the Illi-
nnis and Kan H of dis-
counted commercial paper to excessive
In to tho statement in the articlereferred to that corporations are favored
only exception made SectionI
6300-
I S It in of corporations Isthe liallliiiPH of tim differentcorporation are not to b Included
of the corporation forIn fixing
hut the corporation Itself is subject to thelimit the as any Individual companyor firm liabilitIes members of in-
corporated companies firms are requiredIn he or firmsIHbilltlew for money borrowed In determini-ng limit
There wore several of these Devlin corrorKionx oath independent of the
and controlled bythe amo individuals Under the law acoiiM loan to each of these corporationsnmount equal to 10 cent of its capitaland in addition thereto discount cornmprcial or business paper actually ownedhy the person negotiating the same to any
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DMlY TREASlltY STATEMETWA-
KHISOTON July t The statement of therrctlpH and eipendlturei of the Tmiurj
Tnli tfni This monthDfrfliU 12014432 S18e73007 18a7007-Kiprndltures 3 IOoon M 10 00 MOIOOM-
D lclt 11MWW Mn379n3 M037MJThe receipts from customs today were 11096204
from Internal revenue tKlSM miscellaneousM7 Xatlonal bank notes received for redemp
tint ll6B3M8-Thr cuh utatement of the United States Trees
vrrr July 12 showsRICBERTE FUND
Cold cnln and hulllon 1150000000-TRVST FUND
To redeem outstanding certificates 1990129W9-OESKRAL FUND
coin stol hulllon I427SS7SSHold eerthleale 7HOH9890Standard silver toilers igB40733-Mvir cfrllilrates 7679760-f liver bullion 9au31t illrd States miles I3a794 6-
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OF iriiJames J Hill Is erpectbtl In
todayThe floating supply of Northern Pacific
Is so Hinall that tlm buying of a row thousandnhar of It may advance It lo points whilean equal amount o an active stock like UnIon1nclno or Heading might be bought within aquarter or a half olnt of the market A fewdays ago a blook of 18000 share of Readingwas bought and taken up within a quarterpoint of tho market Yesterday the purchaseof a few thousand shares of Northern Pacificadvanced It from 180 to 20IM The largoowners of Northern Pacific many of thornrich Americans and Englishmen have nodonlre to soil their stock at this time and theypay little attention to the dally fluctuations ofthe stock market They do not like the largeowners of some of the other trascontlnental
trade In and out of their holdingsIndividual holder of Northern
Pacific and hie friends believe In the NorthernPacific ai they do In the tlreat Northernthey believe In the future of the great North-western country stretching from tho Lakes-to the Pacific which Is served by the Hillroads If anybody wan ts any NorthernPacific stock as a pure speculation or as anInvestment these large owners have nomachinery In the market through which thestock can be supplied to buyers Buyersmust take their chances of getting It at whatever price sellers are willing to make Hlni-iIsrly when wants to sell the stockhe may have difficulty In finding a purchaserand the offerlngof few thousand shares maybreak the price several points In thebuying of a small quantity of Northern Pacl flaran the price up about 120 a share and a littlewhIle afterward selling broke It as much
The market eold ex Oaten
The market was oversold on TuesdayThe selling of large llrtes of Union PaclllcReading Erlo and other active stocktt byWestern plungers attracted a large following of traders and commission house specu-lators who bad not been In sympathy withtho advance and who thought the heavyWestern selling would dislodge other hold-ings The followers of the Western crowdsold that looked weak but theydiscovered there was no public In the market-to Wet frightened Commission houses werecarrying very few stocks and tbere werefew margin calls to be sent out Tuesdaynight Many brokers told their customersthat the market was In a much healthiercondition because of the sudden withdrawal-of the fishermen and that tocks had goneInto stronger hands Yesterday theoperators for a decline found they could not
any more stocks and when theysaw the sudden buying of the Hill stocksIn the afternoon they took right themselves-and began to cover their short contractsHalf an hour the It becamo knownon the floor that the Baltimore and Ohio dl
were In session and that an Increase-In the dividend was likely to b announcedA stampede to cover short contracts resultedTime Baltimore dividend was announced Justbefore the close The market closed verystrong at top prices
Baltimore and Ohio Is selling at Its highestprice since the Sates boom of September 1902
when Its advance was checked at 118i byheavy selling by large owners of the property
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to and Great Northern from 281 to 200was of the same excellent character ns thatwhich Northern Securities some170 a curb some months agoMuch of the buying of these stocks the pastfew days has been for friends of Mr HillThey look for a melon cutting before longOne of the stories told on the floor yesterday-was that the holders of Northern Pacificwould receive a scrip dividend of JO per centand a cash extra dividend of 20 per cent Adistribution very much smaller would besufficient explanation for the violent rise Inthe stock It pays 7 per cent and is earning-a great deal more and who keep thestock In their strong In alt probability receive from time to time special dis-bursements In excess of the regular dividendSome special distribution is probably forth-coming very soon
When Union Pacific crossed ISO last weektheleader of a crowd of speculators publiclyvery bullish on the stock sent out word toall of his followers that Union was a pur-
chase for a rapid advance to 135 Mocksoul at 131JI largely by buying bylag following and It sold to 13 jOne of the of wasthe speculative leader who had put lila fol-
lowing Into a good thing
H V Jones of Minneapolis who btcnlooking over the Canadian wheat crop thinksthe Governments July report Is altogethertoo optimistic I feel confident he ayH
of the correctness of our estimate of IOOIKJO
000 bushels of winter wheat We placetCalifornia at 22000000 not taking rust dam-age Into account but despatches from SunFrancisco yesterday say the crop will rununder UOOOOOJ bushels because o f itiHtdamage We gain 8000000 there whichskeptical ones can add to uur Kansas figuresgiving that Htate without makingit necessary to Increase the 384000000 We
were alto a little high In Texan and OklahomaTwo years ago the Government took oft theirfigures 60000000 from harvest to DecemberLast year they did about the same amid nextDecember we expect time threshings willjustify a reduction In their figures againWhile Mr Jones Is not saying much about the
in the Northwest he Is confident thatthe Government Is too high Spring wheathe says will reach Its critical period In abouttwo weeks Some of the area Is Improvingunder tilt favorable July weather whileother sections are holding buck and Htlll
other sections seem to be too much hurt torally Northwest crop wilt be spottedand the crop will be later than usual Thecrop can run off 28000000 from a total of175iioo00fi bushels July basis or It tan runsomewhat higher than that total MrJones It putT b judged from this estimates-the total yield at from iMiionan to 0211100001
bushels as compared with the GovernmentsIndicated yield of 710000txxi lusheN
Mr Price denies strenuously that In1 hasturned on the cotton market A following IM
prune to believe that K bull leader has noright to take his profits
The last time Northern Pacific had a vio-
lent advance In the market It sold nt liw-
Thnt was In May The principal buying atthat time came from floor traders who heardthat Mr Hill had said that tho tock wasworth 240 It was gelling at 177 when theystarted bulling It They found there waslittle stock for sale and they had no difficultyIn advancing It When they cnmc to takeprofits they found the stuck could declineas rapidly as It could advance There wereas few buying orders In the market BK sellingorders
Ont of the blouses which were heavy cHlersor stocks on Monday and Tuesday wrote lastnight U the raising of Am Hiiltlmore andOhio dividend Is followed by Him liar largerdistributions In Union Pacific Norfolk andWeHtern Krle second upper und Smelterstocks u rise of large proportions UPS be-
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Hrokera who reported from the floor onTuesday that there seemed to be little millport In the mniket reported yesterday tinttime market woe hare of stocks The spunii
sentiment ohaniri rapidly IIN thesummer weather
IHsoharstis From IanknipU y
Judge Thomas in tho United States Dis-
trict Court yewterdny granted diKchargosto the following among other bankruptsWalter Stabler root estate broker B7
Columbus avenue liabilities 1075719 AlfredX Benjamin tack trader who renid xl
at the Ausonia liabilities 180517 Marcus
tendent of a clothing business liabilitiesDavid who the
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Iron ARC In Weekly Report on the Imliivtry Says That Orders Are Appear-Ing Production of IMff Iron Showed
Noteworthy Ialllni OfT In JunrThe feature of tho Iron and steel trade
during the past week WIJH the Iron Agehas been the heavy business In structuralmaterial The pressure for deliveries hasbeen no great that orders have alreadybeen sent abroad Premiums are beingpaid for prompt delivery and there
base price TheAmerican ridge Company tookorders for 25000 tons order
one of 6500 tons for the now building-of the United States ExpressIn this Of other the busness the weekly review says
After a over some timecar orders are appearing In the marbat Time Western are for3000 steel cars which would require about100000 tons of material In tradean interesting transaction IM the sale of2000 tons of bars taken by a Pitts
mill for reenforced concrete Ad-ditional business is In sight for tho steelrail mills and in the the first Indi-cations of a revival of buying have beennoted
The monthly statistics of Iron showHomo facts Production ofcoke and anthracite pig fell off from the
ex rd of 1964000 tons May a month of31 days to 1793000 tons a shortmonth The was due to therestriction of the operations of the steel
whoee 136000while the output of the merchant
furnaces fell olT 35000 tons Theactlvecapacity has undergone a sharp decline
from 143092 tons on JuneI to 403617 tons on July 1
of tow months showthat while the iron awonderful for adjusting Itselfto conditions it wai notto checkextraordinary
of spring Tho IndustryIn well in hand
at a wonderful rate which thecontemplation of the spurt in spring shouldnot
n A o mvinExn RAISED
2 12 Per Cent for he Half Year as WallStreet Expected
The directors of the Baltimore and OhioRailroad declared a semiannual dividendof yi per cent on the common stock yes-terday Wall Street lund expected
to a 5 per cent In-
crease had been anin tho shares from 107 a month ago
to 115 yesterday In 1900 the Baltimore andOhio paid 2 per cent dividends and evereince the rate has been 4 per centAfter the last dividend meeting in February-It was stated that net earn-ings after providing for tIm preferred
a of 5 cent ontile common but that thn executive com-mittee preferred to await the reunite of theentire year bcforo increasing thedividend
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JAP O4V SOON TiKEVSubscription Here Cloirrt llvr Hours After
OpeningSubscriptions for the new Japanese loan
closed yesterday afternoon although they
In the morning having theloan in charge would not say howthe subscription was butloan had ninny times oversubscribedand that they were obliged to close thelists a hours A few minutesafter 3 oclock several messengers rushedInto the omceof the hankers with belated
which were not receivedIt Is believed that owing to tile fluctuationsin the of the last Japanese loan there
more speculative the newloan and investors
FlACIA I OTKS-
At the annual meeting of the Hudson ValleyRailway on July in It Is probable that repre-sentatives of theTrust Company will elected to the di-
rectorate The Hudson Vallny is controlledu voting trust HO that If the receiver are
represented tin board It will he fromcourtesy At the annual meeting ofthe Rutland properties July 10 several
of were electedto the hoar A lot of fMi Hudson Valleyfirst consolidated i were offered at uuellemule yesterday The highest price hid was
A place a mice litThe dates for minimi con-
vention of the American Hanker Associa-tion have been changed tn Ol n 12 undIfiOS The conventions of the tm t oompuiiv section and bank Nation will
Oct 10 trii lilliirters will bii atthis New Wlllnrd Washington I f
FINANCIAL
I advise the purchsse of
AMERICAN NICKELst-ock as a safe sound investment thatwill increase In value and paysubstantial dividends
Valuable information mailed freeFRANK IOOTONStork Broker ll ItroaHwu-
rIHitamlTION IAKTM RSIIIPIIKIIKKN Si COMPAMN-
CJTICK lUSSOLlTKIXNotice IB hereby given that the rnimrtnrrshlp
composed f the Alfrrt Van llrurcnand Pratt heretofore dome huHlntfi underthe firm nmne of A Van luuren Company at No141 Bnst ISdth street and 128 fourth avenue In theCity of New York this day been illsolvril bymutual eminent
lIsted New York July I IM-SALFiiun VAN nirnrNS-AMlII PIIATT
SECOND
the matter of tin implication of vile City ofNew York tn acquire real rstale nt-
WantaKh In the Town of llemiutcad In theCounty of for punwcs ol water supply
NOT1CF IS jTvKN1 that the reportof William J Ycmnits William II U layN Turner the Commissioners ot Appraisal ap-pointed herein Will flied In the ofllce of tileof tile of NBIMU on the 26th day of IUHImote and that tile said report will he forrontlrmatlon to tile Court at a SpecialTerm thereof for motions to he unIt In and for theCounty nf Klnrs at the County Court House In
of llrooltlyn City of New York on tileSMh day of July mOOS nt the opening of the Courton that day or ab soon thereafter as counsel canhe heard
Slated June 27 1BOS
JOHN J IIKLANV Corporation CounselHorouirh
New York City
OFFICIAL tL NOTICESATTKNTION Is railed to the advertisement In
the City Krrnrd of July 12 t ZS nf tile conflnnatlon hy tile Hoard of Assessors and tIle raterbIg In the tlureau for tIle Collection of Assessmentsand Arrears of assessment for LOCAL IMlUOVKMINTS In till Ol mKIIXH
WAHI Z3ND STIIKKTHKaiIATINBANT IlAHHINO TUB SI1IKWAIIC west sidefrom the I ini Island Itnllrond Depot to Jueens
KDWAIU M IIIOlT Comptroller-City of New July II
line of Pennsylvania In sections No 3 subsectionA and II No 4 A and U and No 6
hullsection A Separate proposals are nl ovlted for same localltln withwltlinut completion of find part of tilepresent near Edgemoor construt lion of levetment alongside Jetty on upperklde of Christiana hirer Proposals will ro-
reived at tills once until 12 noon 171005 and then publicly opened Information fur-nished ou application SANFOH1 MajorICniri-
vSKAIHlAlTOS 011 KsflMATFS will be reeclvedby tile Commissioner of Corrertlon at the Office ofthe Department Correction No US Twen-tieth street Horouch of Manhattan the Clly ofNer York until II oclock A M on
TUKSUAV HIM 3Sof lirooklTn-
Nn 2 FOIl FlIIMKIIIMI AND DKLIVKUIN-OSIIIPLIKS FOIl PUItlOSESETC
For full particulars see City RecordJ LANTHV
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Commissioner at the headquarters ofthe Fire Department at the City ofIll dud IM Past Street llorouitli iiManhattan tile City of New York until I0 uA
oclock-A on
THURSDAY 11IV 30 IfMISof Manhattan and Thr Ilronx
No I FOR AU TUB LAIIOR-AM MATKHIAIS rollTO OK FOLLOWING BNOIMAND HOOK AND LADDKIl COM PAN I KM INTUB BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THIJIIRONX-
Hnglnc Company No 5 No 940 FourteenthStreet
Company No 7 No 40 llcckman strictEngine Company No 21 No 210 Knit Fortieth
StreetEngine Company No 19 No 157 Fast
enth StreetKnglnv Company No 31 Nos 42 and 44 Great
streetCompall No 41 Nn 717 One Hun-
dred Seventy streetCompany No 47 No 204 west One Hun-
dred nnd Thirteenth streetCompany N 59 No ISO W t Onu Hun-
dred and Thirty streetCompany No 4H No 201 avenue
Engine No 55 No SM Ilroome streetCompany No 07 One Hundred and Sev-
entieth street avenueEngine No H No 110 avenue
Company No IM Two Hundred andStreet west of Katonali avenue
Company No 73 Prospect avenue andOne and street
Engine Company No 74 207 West Seventyseventh street
Engine Company No 75 One Hundred andthird street and Jerome avenue
Engine Company No 61 Slain street Vestrhester
Hook and ladder No 24 No 113 West Thirtythird street
Hook and ladder No 18 No ISO Bast Sixtynevrnth street
Hook and Ladder No 2J No 7flfl AmsterdamAvenue
Hook and Ladder No 23 No 504 West One Hun-dred and Fortieth street
Hook and Ladder No 5 No Ofl Charles streetHook and Ladder No 8 No 200 KilznlKth streetHook and Ladder No 21 No 432 Thirty
FVHNisniNr ALL TUB LADORANt MATFR1ALS RFQUIUFD FOIt UFPAirtSTO QUARTERS OF HOOK ANI1 LADDER COM-PANY NO III lOCATlt AT NO 1BI FLLTOV-STRBET MANHATTAN
For full particularsNICHOLAS nAVKS
Fire Commissioner
SEALED IIIDS OR ESTIMATES will be lecelved-hy the Commissioner of Water Supply Oas
at the Department SupplyOa and Electricity Room 15S Non 13 to I Parkrow the City of New York
oclock P M onMEDMSKAV ItlV IB IDO-
SllornuEti of IlrnoklrnNo I FOR RBMODBIINO AND KXTKNDIXO
THE MASSAPKQlA PUMPINi STATION NICAR-MASSAFEQCA LOXCJ ISLAND
PLANT PlMP WELL AND IN-FILTRATION GALIIRY SVSTBM TOiFTIIERWITH Tilt NECESSARY APIMHTEXANCFS-
No 2 FOR FIHXISHINC DELI VEIIINO ANDLAYING ttATKH MAINS AND APPURTENANCESIN MKTIIOPOUITAN MORGAN MASPITH ANDPAIDOE AVBMBS AND OLIVK ASH OAK-LAND PROVOST AND DITONT STRBBTS
No 3 FOR FURNISH1N5 AND DELIVERINGSTOPCOCKS
No 4 FOR FtRNISHINO CONSTRUCTINGAND KRKCTINC TUB XBW LOTS PlMPINOSTATION NEAR IILAKB AND NBW LOTS AVEroilS IN Tilt IIOUOUGII OK BROOKLYN
No 5 FOR FIRNISHING DELIVERING ANDKIIKCTINO THREE ItOILRKS AT Tilt NKWLOTS STATION
For full particulars MO City RecordT
Commissioner of Water Supply Gasanil
KBALKD H1IIS OR ESTIMATES will be recilvedthe Commissioner of Water Supply Gas and
Electricity at the Department SupplyGas aril Noa 13Row borough of Manhattan tile CRy of New Yorkuntil 2 oclock P M on
WKIIMISDAV HLV 19 I MI-Sllnrouehs of Manhattan nnd Tho llronFOR FLRNISHINO REPAIRING PLACING
ANt EMPTYING VAULT PANS IJTC AT MO I NTWFSTrHESTKHCOlSTY N Y
FOR FURNISHING MATKIIIALS AND HANGINn THK LINK OF 30INCH WATFlt MAIN INDKR Tilt NKW YORK CENTRAL AND IHDSON-invini IIMAII ATsniriiKKN linriivuin
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FOR FURNISHING DELIVERING AND LAYISO WATER MAINS N THK HOWKKV IN AL-LEN UAYAItl RHOOME DKLANCEY KLDRIDGK FOItSYTH FRANKFORTGOKRCK HESTER LEWIS HTJlOW NORFOLK PARK PIKE PUT SHERIFF STANTONSUFFOLK AND WILLIAM STREETS ANtPIKE SLIP
For lull particulars see City RecordJOHN T OAKLEY
CommissionerDated lIes
SFALKD IIIDS OR ESTIMATES will tin terelvedby the Park Board at the oilier of tIle Departmentof Parks Arsenal Oulldlnif Fifth avenue and Sixtyfourth Street Borough of Manliatiau the City ofNew York 3 P M on
JULY SO inOS-llnrouch of The llnintron FLRNISHING ALL THK LAI1OR AND
MATERIALS FOR Till CdMPLBTION OF GPAII-JNM WALLS STEPS AND COPINGS I TCAROUND 1IAIIID IN THK NKW YORKZOOLOGICAL PARK IN IIIIONX PARK IN TInCITY OF NKW YORK
Fur full particular sec City HriordJOHN i PALLAS-
PresltirntHENRY C SCRRADER-MICIIAKI KENNEDY
Commissioners of turksRated July 6 IW
SEALED RIDS OR ESTIMATES will I nlveily tbc Commissioner of nl the Uillce oftile Department of Cornrthin Nn Us Fast TwinIllIll street llonmeh f Mnnhiitlnn tile ofNi York until 11 A M m-
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No I FOR ITRNISHING ALL Tlir LABORAND MATCKIAuS RKOlIRKll FOR THK KUKCTION AND PKniRRLY INSTALLING MWIAINDRY MACHINERY METAL ROOMSirrc IN NKW LAUNDRY iniiiiN WURKHOISK ISLAND
For full particulars see RecordFRANCIS J LANTPY-
CominlsslonerDated July S IMS
mST POINT N Y JULY 10 Sialeil-pr ptal5 In triplicate will be received here until12 oclock noon August 8 for th ronsirtictlnn of-hlorin sewer surface dralnauc slid swcr tyhlcmt-as per drawings and on nle In thisortlce The U S nservii the tIght to accept orreject any nr fill proposals or anv p it thereofForms nnd stwil furnlshid upon appllcalion Aildress JlARTKHMASTIill U S M A
DEPARTMENT OF PUCKS AND FERRIESSealed bids or estimate fur biilldnir sea wall
on North Brothers Island MOK lor cobble andriprap lone luSh sad for Manila rope if3i willbe received hy time Commissioner of larks atPier A flattery Place until t oclock P M July21 IMV For particulars city Record
KNOINKKR OFFICE U S ARMY Room 2Custom House Norfolk Va 11 IWO siiiiproposals for ridgIng Paean River V will Inreceived here until 12 M II lOO and thenpublicly opened Itiformntlmi inls1d on ap-plication B VINSIOW faut Eners
DEPARTMENT DOCKS AND FKRIUKSSealed bids or estimates rill bulldlni pl r be-
tween West 42nd and 43rd St N It Nn 9will be received by tIne Commissioner of Docksat Pier A Mattery Place until 2 oclock P MJuly 14th W3 For particulars SP ilt Reeorli
Rcvudlur any Hotel Kallrattd SUninboit orTrip may be obtrlnol by nullnj
at THR St llranch Omewi ittl llrnndv rJ4I West I2ith SI Manhalt WnshioftoiiSt and 111 Fultun St Rr olilyn or ivrltliirIn Tin SIN INFORMATION III UiAUNo 17 St Turk City
STKAMIIOATS
BY SEA TOA COOL REFRESHING SEA TRiPS
The Ideal Route for Summer Tourist mini ricrenlion travel to Ihr world famed ensteriisenshorf likoanti mountain resorts Portland Harbor TimHanjrlcys White Mounalns c tSlrainuM sailMonday 10 A MTu adals Thursdaysdayj 5 P M Booklet nlvlnit llst of IIIUK lintelsad huanllnK hi uns III The Summer Playgroundof America free on appllcallon to Maine S S Co
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Ticket and Sliuernoms till lines lit 3 Park Place1I 073 lilt and laM Hrovlwns 5 Inlon Si IK2
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Third Avc and at Ilcrs New York 312 nndS J Fulton St and 300 Broadway llroulilyn
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to Cat Mm resortsrail ciiuncctlons to all points Kat North andnist Throujn tickets sari checked atoffices of N Y Transfer Co Through niltickets lid N Y antI Albany accepted Most ile-llithtfulnnpdny uutlng to West Point Newljurghor-Poiiichkecpsle rclumlni on down bnm
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FOIl TUB WBHT758 A M CHICAGO SPECIAL
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105 A M TilE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED21 hours to Chicago
155 P M CHICAGO CINCINNATI AND STLOUIS UXPRKSS
MSS P M TIlE PiNNSVIVANIA SPECIALIN hours la Chicago
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p mHOARD AIR LINE 1225 p m and 1210 a m
dallyNORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY 325
P inCHESAPEAKE ft OHIO RAILWAY JSS ft m
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days Sundays vjs a inMAY I2M p m week days
LONG BRANCH ASDURY PARK Ocean GrovelNorth Asbury Park SilniluyM and Point Pleas-
ant 3VI from Mhrnssei and 343 a m fromCoitlandt streets only 710 855 1055 a in
1225 Saturdays only except Long Branch 1225125J only except Lone Brniichl 125
Saturdays only 225 2u 355 425 except Lonft-Ilranoln 4M except Saturdays ricrpt hongBranch 5anfS51p m week days Sundiiys-fi25 025 1151 n in end 4V n in
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I2IU nlKht-Hlnlnir car Eilra fare train
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namH above Brooklyn 342 Fulion street W0-
Fullon Street 3n Brnsdwav and PennsylvaniaAniiii Station The New York Transfer Com-pany will call for and check balance from hotel
residences thrntiffh to destInationTelephonic 641 Cliches for Ptnnsylvanla Rail
Cab ServiceW W ATTKIUURV 1 R WOOl
Gencnil Manager Pnssr Traffic ManagerGFO W IIOYD-
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Salnit Saturdays R3U A M Pirr lo N RSt Louis July 15 St Paul Aug 5Philadelphia July 22 New York Aug 1-
2TUNTIC LIHE-NFW YORKLONDON DIHKOF Pier 33 N R-
MIXNEIIAHA July 15 400 A M-
M1NNETONKA July 22 1000 A MJuly 2 nA M-
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Sailing Saturdays nt 1030 A M Pier 14 N R-
Vadcrland 15 Zeelaml July 23-
Kroonlaml July 2 Finland Aug 5
WHITE STAR LINEsis YORK WrEEXSTOWN LIVERPOOLSailing Weilnrsilays sail Pier 4H N n-
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Pullman cars on nil throttch trainsTrains IIKiinlnateil with Ilnlsch lIghtTicket omces at Ha 241 415 and 1211 tlroadway
21 Union Si W 275 Columbus av 275 West 125lh-st irand Cenlral and 125th si stations New York403 and 721 Fulton st anti Iftfl Ilioadway Drooklyn-
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Telephone Ill Ssth Street New York CentralService IUiiaiie rhucked from holelor resi-
dence by WeslcouPassengers arriving by Ocean Simmers are metthe pier by a uniformed fliccnt of the New York
Central who will arrange for ehecklnuand securing sleeping eric
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A H SMITH iiOROEH DANIELS-Genl Manager Ocnl Passr Agent
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