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BASEBALL CHAT.

Breitenstelns curves We're not nearly
so soundly thrashed by Wards eNcur-
sIonists at st. Louis yesterday as were
Meekin's by the Mlssourians. The Wild
ness OF CHRIS Won der Ahe's left-handCd
cyclone, together with two fielding ef-
rurs seems to have aided In tallyinS
the first yil:ory of the Western tour
for New York. But this plan Of climb
ing up to the higher rounds in League
standing by letting the opposing team
lose games through errors is by no
means as reliable as another scheme
that has been known, even Ia Polo
Grounds players. \ review OF history
would serve to show that there Is more
certainty in progression based upon
the scheme OF achieving victory by
winning games II stead of waiting Tor
the other fellows To lose. In other
words aggressive play IL worth two
OF the defensive, and in aggressivcness
there is q cert ain amount Of stimulation
that adds confidence 10 indlEiauaI work
ana puts ginger and snap into team
play one can get more fruit by shak-
Ing the tree vigorously than by stand
ing under the branches ana waiting Tor
II to drop.
l. was just this sort OF thing that
started Brooklyn up the ladder win Il
spur, like unto that which the mercury
in the thermometer tube has been IN
dulging In lately, II is only I"" weeks
since the ltV. lr.TuDN$ Mvr" ~ ing u
romcwh hat lisr!"ss gaTc, with eit'ts hs-
urinp "a crit zeal moments ana with ii!
So scattered and feeble as 10 he az lt.Io
utility in run getting, AEErtSSlNrners
took hull 81 them l!tc en- Inspiration,
und before they reali2rt II tnry wtr"
Lungiug home runs out oi the most ski,
lul curve jupElors IN the l.caEGs' ana
Ncre shutting out heavy hhttrs ana
Hphtniu, base runners. After Two or
ihrrr such games, such was lheir con-
ulcnce that they simply couldn't lose.
Al the close OF this week TIM keeie
q. nj urniu don II League uniform; ne
rms pro.pt"l Manager '"m lskrN =
terms. AMI will Join the Cincinnati cub
At the expiration OF his contract as mar
wards coach.
Tho comedy Baseball club defeated
tho Melrose cub on sunday hv score
or p IL ." The Comudys challenge all
clubs whose players average seventeen
years 0g ave. Their record Tor TINS sea
son is Won, $; lost, Address JoNn
ponohuc, .32 East Twrn'y-siNth street
The Chicago Dcs3a.rh hal this 10 say
abo.t Ansun's colts "NhicIEo has no
n yAhbos EJins around the country set
ing the everlasting dlyli shts wdlilpcd
OF. Ct them who claim to hail from Chi
ago. They are impostoEs, They are
the Evanston kcap BAG club, organised
ss EWES q ohnaS Ward nS Ss sf fey
.he Chicago team. What would they say
q the Dubs II they hailed from the
- ~a9t
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Prohibition state Ticket.

SYRACUSE, n. y, June T-The Pro-
hIbition party this afternoon made the
following nominations for State offices:
For Governor-FrancIs T.. Baldwin, I'll
mira; For Lieutenant q overnor--Justus
Miller. Troy; For Judge OF the Court Of
Appeals-Zacharlah u. Taylor, Roch-
ester.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

WASHINGTON. June H.-supt. Cline
continued his testimony before the Ar
NOR llate Investigating Committee to-
day. It was a brief correction OF minor
details of yesterdays testimony and
brought out nothing new. ir
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New Mexico Statehood.



WASHINGTON, Juno 1.-THE New
Mexico Admission bill has Deen taken w
in the House, with the vote to be tahen
after three hours discussion.
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says Her Agent Robbed Her.

Norris Wilson. thirty-t~o years old Of 2l7i
Second avenue. was held in 5000 hail for trial
IN Harlem Police Court this morning On charge
~ grand lsrceny Tho complainant was Sarah
uGiraS = ~ Fest one HundTei and seventh
street, Sho owns a 1Ut AZ +07 East Seventy sew
tnth street aud Tor WHOM wilson hal teen agent
and cn.ttr'or Hias l4iTies alleges that Wilson
collected 500" rem. from tenants and ApPIJ-
Iriat,i the mol.,y 20 his own use.
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A Charity Bcncht.

An entertainment and reception wll be give,
TITS evening at Terrace Garden by Misst
Bertha and Edith Jacobs for the benefit OF
sgccil charity, programme ~ vaudeville
sketches BY professional players Will he given
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Business Notices.

No other house has the risht to hottie or use
The wonl hys IA connection with old Crow Wits
.ry. our arm rame Is o. the label, CORK and
apsnle Of the genuine Old Grow Eys.
Il. Is. kiTk 4 Co., New YORK.
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LONG BRANCH AND BACK SOC.

NARY PATTEN. Pleasure Bay and Eiberon.
"DowE the Hay" "Thro' the SarrSws,"
"Up the Picturesque Shrewsbury"
Week days leave JANE ST, N. r. Il biocts
below l4,h ST.. A N. and P. NJ SUNDAYS
leave JANE ST, and 70 4. N. All boats leave
BATTERY PIER ,near barge orlcej 10 minutes
later. LOEG BRANCH PLEASURE nay. SEA-
BRIGHT, Highland Beach. Little silver snd
Branchrort. FREIGHT At lowest rates LONti-
EST. CHEAPEST ANp MOST pEl.lGH IFuL SAIL
OUT or NEW YORK
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l'rania ran a much improved race, but
the Leigh contingent did not bet u penny
Oh her
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For entertaining Eossip Of ~
turf. the bnIi Acid and the ytRU
read the o O'Clock Editiea sna ~
sporting Extra OF The Hvsn1qD
World.
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Nick is touched in the pipes, ami The
e. 10 | danted against him was laid ht
cause strong wind Was blowing u!
the stretch.
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NIAGARA FALLS.
Picturesque
LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
Excursion.
SOLID vEsTiBULE TRAINS
ROUND 500 TRIP.

TRAINS LEAVE Cortland or Desbrosses sta
at $50 4. NJ. and 6, 10 and p NJ. and brooklyn
ANNEX at 500 A. NJ. $50 and 80 +, NJ. on July
g. returning on July 6.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235
eei. s~ and 1928 Broadway, lB Bowery, 81 East
Hth St, l56 East l2bth 1T, New York. $50 Fulton
st. 4 Court st, IS broadway aud Brooklyn An
mex Brooklyn. n Y. For full particulars and
special accommodations apply to WM. d SMITH
Gen Eastern Pass. Agent. as5 broadMay
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Tho comedy Baseball club defeated
tho Melrose cub on sunday by score
or p - -. The Comuhys challenge all
clubs whose PLAYERS average seventeen
vraru OF ave Their record for this sea-
SON is Won, s, lost. (? Address John
Donohuc, .32 East Twrn'y-siNth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

SabIlla Will never he quoted at to
aga IN when against such a lot as yes
terday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

At the close OF this week TIM keeie
Iii n.,niu don II League uniform. lie
I. 1r,.otnl Manager tum.sk~v :
terms. AMI will Join the Cincinnati Cub
nj the expiration OF his contract as mar
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Harry Martin. the west-s!Ae fighter,
Who Is to meet sam Bolau, tar colorri
puElist. ~ brooklyn, In II finish Ngnl
tomorrow night, ~ in splendid condi-
ton, and is confident Of winning The
uen are to fight for $3.50 side and a
urse, with two-Ounce gloves
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Lord Dunrdvens new cutter yacht
Audrey, now building at southampton.
: - craft which wuul be claSseI with
the Wasp ana iloriHna under the rae
EL rules prevalent ON this side Of IN"
h,,; pond. She will he launChcd shortly
hmcricap EttChSmrn woua welcome y
visit from the Earls smaller vessel and
he would Gnd many opportunities TO pit
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A wild. ungOvcrnable tip WAS circulate
on Rover n the jumping race. Rove
stumbled 1T the second Jump and Cahl
rode him very carefully after that
Rover Will do much better in his neA,
race,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

THE Evening World" named five out
of six winners on Monday ana four of the
six yesterday.
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GOOD UORK FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
ACTIVITY OF THEIR CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MORE MONEY NEEDED.

ACTIVITY OF THEIR CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MORE MONEY NEEDED.
The monthly business meeting or me houhS
Women's Christian Association was hold yesterday
morning at the Association Building. No. Las
Frfteenth-st Mrs. c. f. Beebe presided. The sta
tistics of the various departments were gwen ana
the minutes of the last meeting were rea" 10y MIS-
Robert Jaffray. recording secretary The associa-
ton funds always have been less than me ceihahi
for sustaining and extending the work. 3ut the
treasurer reported an unusually low and inaielua'e
balance now on hand. The expenses have averaged
$500 a month, and at present there IS cny Ss'' Il 10
continue the work for the coming month SPECIAL
reports were presented by the committee on eduoa-
ton and entertaining; and the committees Oh
classes In art, business training. commercial arlth-
metc penmanshp. stenography. Vpewri'inS. lnysi-
cal culture chor-music and cooking. The employ
ment committee reported for october appl!eAuCnS
from $40 women 2i5 of whom were provided win
places.
In the classes in machine and thanksgiving. cutting
and fitting and finishing. in millinery ana ieaihT
curling and in mending. there were 10 pups ie-
ported for the month. Three hundred and ninety
five women were directed by the Board Directory
10 desirable homes There Is cessation IN any
part of the year Of the good work which Is carried
on by the association. and during the last summer
lO90 women were reached and benefited. TwelVe
concerts and readings were held. and classes called
"yacation circles" furnished instruction in MILL
merry fancy work. Bible study musical drill, etc.
The Committee on Employment AID Needlework re-
ported that from their "over fund" 1863 had been
expended during the summer for work on house
maids dresses and aprons which are now on sale
When the money is replaced it is again paid out in
wages The various homes which are under the
control of the association reported a prosperous
summer Three hundred and thrtv-five women were
received during their vacations at the Asbury Park
Summer House. and during the two summer months
there were hfty-six bodrders at the country nome
In White Plains. which put at the disposal OF
the association by Miss T.. l.. Kennedy. The Mar
raret Louisa Home in East Sxteenth-st., VAS
tested to its full capacity both in the rooms ard
n
The only branch Of this association Is at No. 453
West Forty -seventh-st.. and 1t is called the West
Side Settlement" To self-supporting women, lodS-
ings and instruction In cooking. millinery and other
branches are furnished.
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REAL ESTATE.
>-rcc At THE EXCHANGES.


Tbore was little business TRANSACTED
o..;po to the near approach or tlec''on -
ro,, saIes at private contract we're naue' -
I, o,uara has sold to William ;. Lawson" w. :"
U,o.t Fortv-seventh-st.. a Columbia Conese '"'
hold bouse lot 25x65xlOO for about Sio'Vy ..
Iohn " Sterling has sold No. 81 Vest h's"'es"s'
G, two-story brick stable, lot ZoX'S oi p''"''
TnIson BROTHERS have sold for BenJan'i' five
to andrew j. Iiasiine no, % car az 00 The same
firm has sold for r. Danzinger 10 , a. stone fiat
10 t0j East Sixteenth-st., hye,s'''' ~
house lot 25xiOO private terms; ,,rouyh FJtz-
The Rev Isaac + TgttMS c mas Forty sT second-st
i,;nrstop leaeehold house lot 20 lOxVo lot F''
- Thn t,xchange will be closed TO-DAY. ,, G. co
II is ronorted that Frederick Sou.h hnd Nine
re continuing their saes OF fsiileeti' cinsod the
contract for the sale of another parcea " rftb and
.t)ia ~ Nest Nineteenth-st., between r'' ~
SIx,h AYES at about 10000 < ., huid
Edward c Thatcher has lled plans aoi on the
south side OF one hundred-and-f ia REV
49, If park-ave; cost $4,000. James r. a try
has flied plans for the building o. somthoa 81
brick fathouse and store, 0OXSs on me soventhst
corner OF Columbus-aye ana co. Inc building
Iohn g. ireland has filed plans ior .he r., ou norrh
of seven story brick factory oOxs' Oh Tb,rSst
east corner of South Fith-ave ana WeS' ans For
cost 900 Edward \. bell has hIeu Pnaaiio
the building of two two-story uaIn, a nd sixtv-
96x4o on the north side of One-hundftu- q; IA
103 feet south of Forest ave; Cost y ,;y
II & H. Schmidt have filed plans iof ~. w on The
of two fve-story brick hathorses, -SAo'' ot ~
south side Of Ninety-fourth- ST. lO' Iee' "''' -
Park-aVc.: cost. X6WO. .,, rIors for
VI / Donohue and others have fed pan ou ,
the building OF a four-story brlck ne
No at no 567 Eagle-ave.; cost SuoV.
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Volderaner. Anna NJ. to Frederick II scbyysY
l42d-st, 375 II OF Willis-aye IA. vs.sf
Winter, Blanche r. TO Amanda Bussie ~
Perry-a,e. 1888 IT Of Eclipse-st 2 vears :
Weiss. Elizabeth TO Karl r Geyer n q Ior.i;
st. 12J II OF Colege-ave, 3 years "s
Wagner. Peter, and wife To F N'ddlehrs,i,
6sth-st. 200 II " OF Central PARK Wes, !,
mortgages) years. .................
3. PSI II Of Central Park West " no..
gages), 3 years ............. ............
Same to Caroline Rau. No 81 West ssth.f. 4
Wcstz. ~ william. and wife 20 Solomon Moset a..
ecutor. $ llth-st. 26i.6 # Of Avenue 4 z
Wagner. Peer. and wife 10 n Catlin l..
6.ih-s'. 2'is II " Of Central Park West 3 y.-,
Yule. John. and wife to John Murray Noin
Manhattan-ave, demand. ................t Z"
Agnew Julia A. to the Emigrant Industrial Sv
ings Bank, corner of 3d-ave and l2G;hsa
year. ..s..........l
Baum. Jacob & and another to Julius Rosenbt.
and another, Nos lsJ and Isl Stanton-st n
stalni"n's ..'''''' .''''' '.........
Casey Patrick. and wife to the Park Buildik
and Loan Association New York n 8 ll3th--
300 II Of 2d-ave. demand. ..............
Dowd Michael to Edward Dowd Reyer-s, !.
- II Of lfnds Of Peter Valentine year.
jung Jacob. ana wife 10 Title Guarantee art
Trust Co. s3d-st. n 8. 1853 II Of Avenue A 4
years .......,.....,........, ....,..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
THE PLANS FOR THE LIBRARY ACCEPTED
MEETING OF THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE TRUSTEES
FOR AN EXHIBITION OF THE MODELS
OF THE PROPOSED BUILDINGS.


THE PROPOSED BUILDINGS -
The regular monthly meeting of the trustees OF
Columbia College was held yesterday afternoon In
the college building. Forty-ninth-st. and Madison
ave. The following trustees were present: William
c. Schermerhorn. Stephen +. Nash. George /"
Rves Seth Low. William II. Draper George G.
whee.ock. Charles a. Silliman. Cornelius Wander
bit Herman II. Camman. William G. Lathrop, jr.,
o. Augustus Schermerhorn. and John Il. Pine
The principal business Of the meeting the
discussion and approval of the plans for the library
to be erected the new site on Riverside Heights.
The plans for the other buildings were also under
considera ton. but although generally satisfactory,
no definite action was taken In regard TO them. To
bring the matter prominently before the public.
President Low was authorized 10 arrange public
exhibition OF the model and Plans OF the new build
ings The view, which will take place within two
weeks is to be preceded by meeting OF the alumni
OF all the schools of the university.
The trustees were called upon also 10 accept two
gifts recently presented TO the college; one. an
American flag. from Lafayette Post. G. A. r.,
and the other a gift of books from Stuyvesant +.
Morris
The following appointments were made: Herman
]. SchmitZ, lecturer in the German language and
literature: George Bendelari lecturer in the ro-
ton. assistant in drawing; George l.. Beer, prize
lecturer in European history; DIR. r. A. Sands.
demonstration OF anatomy. and Parker G. Mcllhin-
ney, assistant in meta.lurgy.
communication was received from the Alumni
Association OF Columbia College. urging that the
trustees provide suitable dormitories at the
grounds for the students OF the under graduate de-
partments. but no definite action was taken.
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Aew 1)ubliraiions.
A STORY OF

A STORY OF
"a NETWORK POLITICS.
THE HONORABLE PETER STERLING. by PAUL L.
FORD. who by his mastery editing Of THE WRITINGS
OF THOMAS JEFFERSON has shown himself thor
ough student OF politics. This novel also tells interest
ng love story. $3.50 Just Out
HENRY HOLT & CO.. Publishers. New-York
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nL.AI- EsTATE TRANSFERS.

Henry-st NJ eo Samuel kfo'kS to Rosa $4,000
EsseA st. s. 2oc1 II - mne ,5...' 5000
Washington slpare No. t ~ S'I' i,no'.. 5000
Alen-s ~ 100 i> ana o3l''I pn6n ~ 49, 800
Manlan.st " s. 55.5 IT Of s'anlon,st G5'Nlv' +,
Jams : Col man o sender JaImulows ~
l7th-st n corner Of Avenue c, 313xis.h' Amalt +,
,,,, S"e, l ,, W..i Mary Aaslm It al to
Iispcnari-st 80 = Isaac Blumbe,s ct al to ,,o..,
stH Ha's' Nos 5S and III. Mary stockton to
c,, ' s"i @ IT. "a iothalc sxioo z, part:
Jonn Moore t. Jana ~. z,,,c, il:
~Sanaer 20 G9id. ma to "sSooi
ih-a,c, . s. - II 5 Of io.i-st. 25.lixoo5; Albert
irr~e,.lar' Robert l. Downing ct al 70 charles
li5,5,si ~ ~, W,s, Lena ros, William II .. o
~ NV. SO "a West; Anna \. iiawkins to ,s.oo
ri '1 SoindS Ni0i by laotn and ION St.. Sih-
as" and Eds'cmb-ays MARY q Pn"iey 10
o7h .. @'.''i "a. r; Of central PIX Wsi 23x
100 II; Helen l. Aspin"'H i''- Shoer' 4"
leisi'st 81 IL. william ii Shaw to John II .,ooo
l4 ...' n ;. $40 It v q 5,nye i2asooil.
'S'i. in l isi T." t 2i H''i,Hr s754
10. sarah brennan TO MARY 4 D-ennan,,.
Within II R11rr,son AND WIFI to- lnoh e lei 1916
ltIth-si " r. - n ~ Hrl1k.aNe. @JNluV,
Anna Falderovcr % Joseph Ross. $500. 100
Madison -a.".. s.. 1888 II Of ls+!-st. l1AllO;
ana other property, Frank p LOCKWOOD ana s.,o
Lexington ave. - s.. adjoining lot lo7 map NJ
Hop" look irregular; Henry Mahnk"n TO WIN --oo
McNahb ..........-... I,oo
Elsmer. Place II corner Marmion-aye. 3l.3x
100. Geo i'adned t. Nm IInch .......-...... LOW
Daly- ave. g. iONrres being lot rs, map
l. fremont. Martin Walter and wife 10 SUSIE 800
G,J32
Southern Boulevard - - n Of Honest.
iOOxluo and other property. Marie NJ. johann
20 Frederick o. Johann"s"n. -.........
Perry ave. s.. l2s2 Il n 81 Echpse-st JpXirrcg;
Amanda BuSsing - Blanche = Winter. ....-.. 100
Johnson -. ...-........-.... 29ooO
i7Oth-si s. 1879 Il " Of Frankln-ave ls.il
irr"r. Joseph Hilton and wife 10 Paul T. Mag go,
OV"
buchanan Place y = lOp II - u Grand ave.
2'Nlo0 Isaac y. Holman ana wife 70 Joseph W. 49,,
washington -ay" n " = beng lot ~ and l., map
William II Schumacher. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2Oo
llsih.st n s. 1893 g q Pleasant ave. 2O1x
loolI. Michael J Dowd o. Patrick q gyms
Iiffh-St. leo n ~ 81 ave. .JNlot II;
Marcus Nafguiirs - William MtrgIt.s. .loOO
i21th-st. q III q - ~ ave, 3iN.?. IL ,
sam. property = pait Jllt \ Agner d same. 300"
thomas - shanlry t. julia 4 Aen.y -. % 800
7-l 2iU % ~ 3I-at", 80 tr'g;
Francis n G-rot'tfc Co Charles II knoN....
7eI--'. 40 - East. Robert Gafc"~ich and
Nam con ID william Young. ......,... 5000
cNfh- s. 10 T. ~ iotl-tf". 2'NloV1 .
pAril. James 4. VI ore :, john ~ Moore - Al. l
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Gorses ano Carriages.
NO LET.
147 East 57th st.

HANDSOME private stable; ent reasohapIe' 1,w,y
ERAsTus HAMILTON. 40 Brosa"" .,s
a DyEPTIsENENTs AND SuBSckipIioNSSc m
"A TIE SEW.YORK TRIBUNE WILL e, Broad
CEVEp Al THE UPTOWN oFTISE No and kDvEs;;
TsEMENTs at the fSlIowns ,n Bia s ,,s s,h
cor Fourteenthst.; $50 ness
Thirdav cor III w Io.s
ios Soumb%saye 80 Avenue A: is22 a.
fourteenth ISL West Forty n,S..n ons.husds
end.tweifth and One-tundred- ano'tnirtssa~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

This In the day to vote DO IL early. Go to
the polls I'm the forenoon. Tell yOur friends
60 do the same thing. The polls close at 4
o'clock. hut IL IL not safe tn wait until II Ia
Aear the time for them to close.
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RAILROADS.
InE NnSY v ANA
RI RAILROAD co.
STATIONS foot of DeSbrosses and Cor,landt Stree's

In Eject 0ctoDer To- 81 s,urc
100 A. Vi. PENNSYLVANIA LINT ~; ~, thserva.
Co.npa sle pine b,nnS S"Ih'Hsc ia1eand 525
a M. Cincinnati $50 a. IN. and lndahapoI' tn ~ 49,
200 p. H. ciiicAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXP EXP Io,i,
IS,ll,nen Sleeping and DINING cars 20 81 LOUIS 81
VIZ and Chicaso Arrive Cincinnati 1919 a. M ~
c, pi M EsrERN IPRrss si,sPi"s
and Dlalrg ca TO Chicago and Cirve , hny
d,ve e Ili s6uTiw s4 ExFEEsS
Sleeping and Dining Cars g. Cinclnnau "a, anr m 81
Arrives Cincinnati m. -, i'''i" w "
500 T. VI FAcFic Eyfsss Slee cRavs,S Gai
10 P,isbLrg connects f3r Chicago daily ana
B a1i l:''w AsHi>GToX AND TIE s0u!Hi 10
nns ca $50 ,+, n sS all m Pn q
anl Dining csrs 90 .'"n m "a" 20 Cong
Limited all Parior and Dining cars' 40 "''''"'
80 eos 81 p s:ia n RSps rspr daily sle,ggeI;,
10 Ashevle TAMPA Augusta and New qJairksonv,iie
through Stepping and n1Ing Cars ,o,so,x q. Cape
Charles Rau,. .. m weekdays and. with rhr0us'
A TTlTTSf So e r' IyNE 900 daily slgP,T' to
Tampa Jncks5nyille. Macon and Charleston 800 p I"
rS S9y EcsPcTi ;c to Esg'9 a"d CAPE MAY 100
wcek-dayJ through BUFFET Paror Car to Atlantic
ve-f days. s@nlays as < NJ ':ls p s NJ Re not
stop at A'o"rIr ron or raHnilLsD'EELFMIA ,,r,,.,
Express: G ~ 30 20 ? 90 90 reenHa To
o5o II T. 70 r. e n2 22 iua ES Espress S5 5O
20 30 Iimedl 10 A. m. 2 T. 40 I" 40 y
TIKI. IT. o.ic',i r.; a. ou 1856 1929 ii2 ana 2ci
Broadway Aston iiouse and foot OF r Strsst 90
nrosGwsy end rrookyn Annex station. loot o F1 Y
s're'' l'gooiyn station, !,sry eck b,grnge from
hotels and residences through to destination ,,ooD
; ~ il'E sa,o- General Pnss'r Agent.
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ter. buffalo Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago: except
Saturday Toiono
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only.
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ter. Buffalo, NiiEaia Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago AMI - Louis
Fo- tickets. time tibles parlor sleeping
commoGaonS apply city Offices Eroukyn and Sew York
and ahiIons Time tables principal hotels For
other inf ruation address
&. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt New York
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