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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
GROVER IN THE STATE
THE p RESEDEET EATING BREAK
FAST THIS MORNING IN
GREENSBORO.
ON HIS WAY TO THE EXPOSITION

fe is AccOmp lnied by Nearly All the
Members OF the Cabinet--The Train
One Of she Best Ever Ruu Out of
Washington --'tThe Old Man" is
Riding in Pullmam's Private Carr
The Other Members OF the Party are
i'm the Car Columbia.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 21.-The
special on the Southern Railroad bearing
the presidential party left Washington
for Atlanta at 11:10 to night. A delay
Of ten minutes was caused by the non
arrival of some of the baggage. There
was a large crowd at the station to Wit
ness the departure, aud it required the
services Of number of special officers
to preserve order.
The party consists Of President Cleve
land, Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle, Post
master General aud Mrs. Wilson, Secre
tary Herbert and Mrs. Myou, his daugh-
ter, Secret tary Holle Smith, Secretary
Morton and Miss Morton, Secretary and
Mrs. Llmont, MIS-. Harmon, wife Of the
Attorney General, and Private Secretary
Thurher. The Presidential train is in
charge Of General Passengent Agent
VIM a Turk, of the Southern Railway,
who will accompany the party to Atlanta
and return.
Secretary Olney ard Mrs. Olney are
unable to 20 on account of the illness Of
Mrs. Olney. Attorney General Harmon
found it impossible to arrange his bust
ness so as to allow him to accompany
the President Mrs Smith, wife of the
Secretary, is now in Atlanta and will
join the presidential party on their ar
rival.
The train is one of toe best that ever
has been run out of Washington 1t con.
sists of the private car wildwood" the
car used by President Pullman when his
own car is in the shops 1t contains a
very large state-roOm, dining room and
a large compartment at the rear suitable
for All observation car it could be used
for making speeches, although it is ex
pected none will be made from the rear
OF the train The dining room of the car
will not be used, as dining car will fc
attached to the train at Greensboro, n. G :;
In time Tor breakfast TIE Wildwood is
for the use OF the President.
For the other members Of the party
the compartment car Columbia has beer
procured. 1t consists of twelve state
rooms which may be opened into one an
other ii desired. 1t is one of tee finest
Of sleeping cars. There Is also com
bined baggage and parlor car, the com
po8ite part being used as a smoker. The
dining room Of the Wildwood. il is eX-
pected, will be used az sitting room.
The Presidential train is running as a
section of the Southwestern yestibuled
limited, which left Washington at 10:43
On the Soutern Railway the block sys
tenn is used and the trains must keep at
least one station behind each other, so
there is no possibility Of an accident
Negro Day in Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 81. Negro Day
was the largest in point of attendance the
exposition has had. The race made q
great success Of the day set apart for
them
They had addresses by State and ex
pcs. ton officials, and the blacks did their
part with eminent success.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
runCYCLoNE,s WORK IN CUBA
The Damage from the Storm Is
Enormous.

HAVANA, Get 81 The latest word
received here of the progr IS Of the
cvcione, of which warning Was given
YES orday. is that it has caused havoc in
;he province of S&nta Clara, the wind
blowing with hurricane force at the rate
Of niuety mjl,s an hour, uprootipg
tie 5, blowing down houses, and laying
waste cane fields The damages which
have resulted are enormous, and the
people in the villages in the interior are
thoroughly discouraged at so many sue
ccssiye calamlties Details of the ray
ages Of the storm in full are not yet
known. but the dauger for Havana is
over,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
THE REIDsyILLE RACES
The Greatest Interest in the patchen~
Gentry Contest.

Special to the News and Observer.
REIDsvLLE, N. O., Oct. 81.
Interest in the great Patchen Gentry
racG that is to come off October 3let,
during the fair here, is looming up
greatly Secretary Wray has selected
the following prominent horsemen of
this State as judges on the day of the
race: Messrs w. P. Bachelor, Raleigh,
r. J. Reynolda, Winston, and 9. P.
Vanstory, Greensboro.
Preparations are being made TO ac-
commodato the largest crowd that has
ever been in Reidsvilie, and the various
events are under the charge of compe-
tent committee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22

HAD RUINED His HOME.
A Texas Man Kills His Family
Physician

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 21-A special
from Dallas, Tex, says:
DIR. J. J. Ray, a prominent physician
of Dallas, was shot and almost instantly
killed, at 7.30 o'clock this evening, by
Marion Hardcastle, a we'll known resi-
dent of Dallas The tragedy took place
on Main street, ia the presence Of a
crowd of local people and visitors to the
State fair.
Hardoastle was arrested ard lodged in
Jail. The only statement he would
make to newspaper representatives was;
"Ray has been my family physician
for six years, and domestic affairs were
the cause of the killing"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
FOUR PEF.sOns KILLED.
A Train Or shes into IA Wagon ct a
Crossing.

STE 4agNvuLE, O., Oct. 2i.--An ac-
co Aeaodation train on the Panhandle
.tsiircad crashed into wagon at Miliers
station crossing this morning, demolish-
ing the vehicle and killing the four oc-
cnnants. Their names were Edward
| Cogan, IS years; Samuel Cogan, Jf, 20
wears: Samuel Oogan, Sr, 35 years; john
L Campbell, u years. Their bodies
were horribly mangled
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
TGE LARGEST GRgWlRT0WN AMY GAADl0NA DA0lWa

overtures lead to negotiations for the re-
sumption of the consideration OF the
frontier dispute. The Ucited States
Ambassador is also sad 10 have in
formed the representative If The Ex-
change Telegraph Company taat the
United States can do nothing regards g
the Marquis of Salisbury's demand f~1
an Indemnity from Venezuela.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
Zig ht Men Injured.

ANDERSON. Ind , Oct. 2l.-At noon
to-day a large steam pipe burst in the
American Wire Nail CompaDy's works
here and eight men were seriously in
iured Two of them, Abraham Delcamp
and Michael McNear, will die.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
BEAUFORT INSURANCE FRAUDS
Fifteen Bills for Forgery and Fale
pretences.
the News and Observer.

5ptCIdI 20 tIIt N6WS HIIu UDsbEYBI.
BEAUFORT, N. @, Oct. 81.
Fifteen bills for forgery, false pre-
tenees and conspiracy viii be sent to
the grand jury tomorrow. The State
and Insurance Companies present affi-
davits to remove the case. The de
PENDANTS offer counter affidayits. 1t is
uncertain whether the cases will be tried
here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
F. YER aud Dlptheria in Chicago. i.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. 2l.-The Health
Department to day declared both dipthe
ria aud typhoid fever epidemic in
Chicago The department reported $50
new cases of diptheria last week, 40 10
per cent. of which were fatal. The cpl
denies are charged to impure water.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
A Gretna Green Affair.
Special to the News and Observer.

Special 20 the NeWs ana UUstfVer'
WAKE FOREST, n. O., Oct 2t.
Oar village is enjoying the news Of a
Gretna Green affair. 1t occurred about
twelve o'clock last night. Mr.. Sidney
Allen Mitchell was married to Miss
Eleanor Arnold by Squire Marion Pure
foy. TIE bride lived about three miles
in the country and did not take time to
get hat or cloak.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22

Secretary Herbert yesterday afternoon
issued an order detaohing R3ar AQmiral
Kirkland from the command of the Eu-
ronean station and assigning to that
command Rear Admiral Selftidge, at
present head OF the trial board at the
Navy Department Admiral Kirkland
is at present on bis flagship, the San
Francisco, en- route from Gi2saltar to
Algiers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-22
A Childreu's Home Burned,

WARSAW, Oc5. 2l.-The Children's
Home at Stargard in the Jajouachek
district Of Polish Russia, has been de-
stroyod by fire. Ten children periahed
iY tap Il &meS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.

I,ndon Dec 3-The offerings at the wool sales to-day
were /, sG6 bales good quality. Tho attend
anca vas The best merinos were actively
competed for at the highest previous hgures Medium
heavy and faulty fairly bid Tor but the prices
S no. inrroe and were occasionally slightly irregular.
There as fair showing of Cape u Good Hope and Natal
woods snow white sold we'll but greasies dragged.
The home trade and Continent were good purchasers
and several bales taken by American buyers
Foouing are the sales and the prices obtained; .
New-south Wales 1000 bales Secured 'gdnis o'sd;
and pieces. Idaosd greasy 4sdaiid; LOCKS ana
pieces. idgsisd. a, ,o.a,. OIL. ,o.,,. 90.
pieces 0lsd4ls greasy. 3dg9lsd. locks and pieces.
5sdU7d ,, ,o,,a, ga. ,.... an,
pieces Tld6sisd greasy +dQllisd locks and pieces.
6tsdgsd ,, g., q, "a, 1890.
4.dUId .,, c ,,.,a.,,
West Australia 100 bales. Greasy. 6gdnatd
New Zealsnd-2 200 bnles. Secured ii.d4is Id, locks
and pieces 7,dqis lad: greasy d.d0ioisd' locks ana
cape ~ Good Hope and Natal iioo bales. Secured.
a'4is Cad. greasy. 4.d0Iisd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

provement in price We quote Irish potatoes Maine per
sack ~ do Long Isane per DBL 81 do sse s sn9
- .oi onions. white. per bbl, nase; do red. bo
sSgSi' do yellow .r bbl siasi 25 cabbage ger i zoo
ST. celery per dpl e cucubeT pe Per crate &
81 80 sssIsn per DBL s. sossa So lettuce. Nsworiesns
pG or s s.S qs DO @ per rc basket g @ o
crate NQ$2 string beans Southern. per basket sGs2 y
peppers per hSl Siass rad.hes per 100 punches 2'ef
per Dbl a6aeoc: pumpkins per Dbl zoe: carrots per
5oS7oc turnps Dbl 5o9G5c tomatoes per crate STA
81. watcrcress per 100 punches, S1m<l ~
POULTRY-ALIvE-R Receipts have been fairly large
and with good demand. the marxe improved 10 9'sc
for fowl at Sc for chickens MONDAY but fell back to
about steady. Turkeys ducks and in free supply
and selling slowly quoted Pigeons weak and lower
BOOSTERS per N. asc; turkeys n sgac ducks per
pair 659s5c; geese per pair sias 81 pigeons per pair
2Od23c DRESSED-The general movement in dressed
poultry since the Thanksgiving holiday has been moderate"
Receipts have been liberal running largely fowls ana
chickens. Weather has been unfavorabls until to-day
Tuesday the Of the receipts have been dry
packed and few but what have shown up more or less
Of condition have lacked color and fresh bright APP
pearance and with slow demand prices nave rued easier
crate and 1GIIlc the extremes for Western either ecu
drypacked and latter have shown up so poorly that
very plenty dull and accommodating and large
lots have had be put In freezers At the coSe tie
colder weather causes little seader tone oss soSS f
plenty TO admit Of actual Improvement ana NC 10 VIC to5
chickens and ssiac for fowls are full prices eher @
dry packed Ducks about s;eady Geese sell s4%y
nearby I2Gl3c do Western choice TO fancy LOG 90
Chickens Phiisdeirhis iiaiic; DO western sgsc
DO Maryland lid1sc do Western sal2c ges,e fasiern
iO i5c; do Maryland 1102c do Western seloc s1ua1s
per dos sd old cock. Sssc chickens sasc ducks
western 7Giic: geese Western 1Goc. 81, Nil.
,,d n, AZ the different railroad distributing points IN
and near the city for the week have been as follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
station. loot Of Cortlahdt md sIItS

s,,t;.n. loot of G ortlandt and Dcsbrosses, ,sts:
-c,aI A ~ daily. except sunday, Tor MAb'h 'hN.'>
anI ' a. NJ dally for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, By.
So IiAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BklDGE. ana
and principal and local points diiins,car 20
sSrsnsnsion Bridge Pullman Veshue sleeper -
"a NJ daily Qeayes at 1879 A. N. sunday tor
vAfCH CHUNK and intermediate points. connexions
for Reading and Hafrsours -, -. ~ MID, and all
40 r. H. daily except sunday for ElMlhA a &c. a.
stations. connections for PottSNie anu f'ea"
inx, chair-car NlkesbaTFe ,,.,u.. q. "a
Z 30 r. NJ. tSunjays oniy) for NhNesOa''e' L. - ="
I,Inct ,on interinediaie Z, Ir-vC-.
1.tO ~ NJ daily. except Sunday. LOT L. anu D. ~,
TIoS and prime pal intermediate stations Iss,Su u'
-. rinrcar 10 Wilkesbarre. connections tgr
30 r. VI. daily except Sunday. tor Bouhd b'oON III"
LII - VI daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
T.oO r. NJ daily Tor BUFFALO NlAGARA EAh rsS:
sry ali points Pullman Sleeper Ne@'lDuisH a.u
an a. ~ Chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
cc"nnsctions FOR Reading ard Harrisburg ,.. 49,.
e.,. - " div except sunday. for Easton ana
poo F. Vi. daily ITHACA GESEXA Roc Ws
t,f,an sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chait'ea' !"
Wiikssbarre $780,. .,oaa.to,s n, or col o4x
"a 92s Proadway 81 lith 81, 100 Fast -oh 81.
EsvY0rk. $40 Fulton St. Court ST. ~ DiO"'"a' "~
prooklyn Annex Brooklyn. y. y. . 49,.
Tba New York Transfer %. Will cali Tor anu S'e0A
bagyage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ney-YorI. December 3. 1879
COTTON-The Liverpool! cotton market advanced
ION sales footing up about bales This was peter
than expected. This improvement was cFeui'e1 70 .'e
belief that Mr.. NELL would surely issue a NV -
statement reducing his estimate TO 6@houb ba,tS q -
attached 20 this atfoao az"
private cables said that buying orders Wet" eAe
cuted Liverpool London account ire idea anIoa
authority recognized abroad speculative 'laulnE YIN
stimulated The idea this market cary IN me "a!
that receipts would show up HghI ana ulue 49,
bulllsh Influences the early sales were az an advaNc
Of 3Q5 points opening prices were the hlshsst on
the day. however for weakness developed iihie.
after the opening. and prices zen on seauiy W. ,,d
close with but up,ifts. The closing prices Shou
net loss Of sac points. with the 81 the market
easy Total $4,000 bales The receipts Wr.e
he movement by heavy export purchases
al the Interior NewOreans expects 10 get g.l aet.
tomorrow, and the report from the n-lpls
district movement. with Interior towns
holding more cotton expected IL is said that pant
ers are using cot,cnseed for fertilizer Late III me Gay
reported that Mr. Nell denied maj ne E5'ri
reduce his crop estimate $500 600 bales Outsiders
are not taking much interest IN the market \ goo
OF January cotton was !quidated To-Day ai' r
consequently wdened The receipts az he ports ir 'ns
week VIII be In the vicinity Of H0oo pa rs, aIlhoutl
much depends the receipts at various lohl a.
which five steamers loading and two or h1.
may clear The port receipts last week were v4'"1S
bales and year 352 l5 bales The estimate for re
cepts at New-oreans t9,noIrow ind''95ts ,a Week
ID sac bales last year IA 75 bales TWO yeaa ago
To-days receipts at New-Orleans We're 2O.2Sd hale,
bales last year Savannah 636j ba.es. against i,Oli
and 1917 bales Charleston Isl bales aga'nsl ~ 90
cO96 bales Norfolk. IA bales AGAINST ISL ana ~,
bales Galveston, 4.632 bales against 3|n ani al.@i
bales Houston. ll,G6 bales against l24oZ anh 800
bales and estimated at Houston to-morreT opo 10 oVo
bales, against 9336 bales last year memphis to-day
Opening range and close to-day. and closing BIDS the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
Opening range and close to-day. and closing DIGS he
OIL and vnar

Market closed easy sa9 points decline compared with
yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notices sl5
tai sales $4,000 bales NewYork net receipts. -,
bales: gross 6s4j bales. Exports: Great Britain I'D
bales forwarded bales: sales 6o bales, splnneis
2Oi bales stock G9e bales Tote! net receipts today
2l6 bales: thus far this week. III 81 bales hNl1a
Continent a. Thus far this week Great BRIT
ain go bales France. - 4ii bales; continent @V'
stock s95 bales Spot market dull; lloc lover
mdding upands sizc middling Gulf sac Sales, Joi
bales including bales spinning and 800 bales contract
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton hardening sales l:w'
bales speculation and 100 bales American llCVO
bales receipts 1900 bales; American. 1900 bales mid
ding upiands 4ttd. Futures opened steady and IN
changed; closed quite and steady 2 10 point net I'D
vary February 4sos February March iSo';b March
April Ais April May. 43li1b; May-June, +%2D; june
Jlv 433s Juy-AugIs 433l2b: August Sept eInber 433s
Nanchester-Y arms quiet, but steady; cloths quiet
COFFEE-There was disposition 10 give support
IN the early steady cables and prices moved
nm a trae easing later moderate offerings. Inc
marker was featureess receipts liberal Havre
closed steady a advance Of franc; December Do
francs. January s7.25. February. $3.50 March, 500
Stock in the United other than brazilian 1882
hays including s51 al New-York. Hamburg steady
1ecenber 1928 pigs: January Il. February. $500
Nareh 80 IS Rio dull l3 COO refs for No !. exchange
al. recepts for 1900 bags; cleared or nt-d
States MI Santos 900 FOR two days; stock
100 osi bags At santos and go 900 at Rio. shipments
In November from Rio 10000; from santos '''Uo'
from Victoria 10000
Cantracts closed steady unchanged 10 points de-
cl,ne Sales were Is, 500 bags. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
WEST SHORE R.R.

and 10 minutes arler from foot Franklin 81:
3.3O \. VI. Daily Local 20 Buffalo. , ...-,-.
40 4. 81 Daily Albany, for Catskl Mountains
and Saratoga Parior to Albany sundays only
4. VI. Daily 10, Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and chicago.
II.35 4. W. Daily excep, sunday. to Catskl Moun
tains New Paltz. Lakes NOhOnk and Mlnnewasha
Abany Saratoga, yell Lake George Parlor ca''
400 T.. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Albany. ,.,..
600 +. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica, Syacuse
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and St Louis. . 49,.
$40 u. ". Daily. except sunday for Newnurs Ao'hy
Saratoga and Montreal Psrior car 10 Eingstons;
TAB r. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Utica syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo ,..s..
SIS -. NJ Daily fjr Albany. Utica syracuse Nochsy
tor. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Nie'e'a"~
chicago and 81. Louis ...s-,
For tickets tim. tables parlor and seepins-car accom-;
modations apply city Offices Brooklyn and New orS NV
at stations Time .st.es principal hotels prr r''e
Information address G. e. iAM
Gen Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave- Ne"-io'N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
RAILROADS..
pEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
foot Of DesDfoss.s ana cortlandt strcep~'

stations foot d DesDfossss ana cortIandt s'rce'~
g 1SSo H. pESNsYLvaSIA LIMITED 5s.s1ss:
sSn eas Arrives sssDS cscaso o" g. Cleveland '
4. NJ. Cincinnati go ~ Indisnspo,' ana ana Toledo
CHICAGO s SSD St l e i ExsREs ss:
o6S s p b. NJ wS ssfsSs 'i ss;s::
71s n NJ s64 N Ssssrsfa
s,r spns ans D%ns Cars to ndsnao os NJ
$50 ?u!s Pxc N ' ExfRE sIsnB c.,
70 Pii,s6ars conhects Tor Chicago daily and c'e'"
VI. sor4S FIJI x alis&1H H FL "
r. y "s sy dsl . sE !i St6s AIR LIZ
p N. daily; Via CAPE CHARLES ROUTE. So" A. H.
week w Wyxs III s?f As ny THE SOUTH =,
SO 30 1910 Dining csr II a., a. M 6lnns csrs 40
&ay n' ssc ei sao ps" 9DD, a.!
cHEsAPEAKE 1 OHIO RAnwAy EXP Express p ~
rS a. OLD PoSr coMFosT apa Via Gag:
s STy srSIs 70 H Asd: G weekday,
%..sSs;. ssssi5 ,s g. " ;@ ss u
FaFE' S'' T Y - s;HRiL x. =. :. ,,..
's Ss ts 80 ~ 's 20 Plying ci 2 I
n %Slns s S1 DIsn ssS az . 90 q
2p E1n,n sa car s'o fDSnS night
ricke, onices Nos tas o,4 100 222 III ard ~
r cP2asw s,re AoT H eSar s sps f fulton
nrosd%y byn Annex s'2S y r p:' r99e
transfer cornrsny oa TO- and check baggage 'r0"
hotel, and tesasnces through 80 des'inai1n' woor
4" General Manager General psss'r As'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
TIE STATE or TR3DE.

Baltimore Dec Flour quiet saies. 265 Dbl. whea'
&q N3 red spot e2ge' rod Des gnaSgc sSu6en
IS sample gG G7c grade. e3 1884, sock a 4or;
mixed spot So a93c year. 33+ q33ssc January "osg
m,SeJ 8iS hi: Scnhern white ga Q53.c; do yellow,
q G3c 100000 bush sales 400 9ush' NJ 3a'
quiet ard frmer No white Western, 2ff2ltzc' NO
mixed do ~ 123c: stock. 900 bush Rye hrtSer 80
. 44r nearby "a iNc western stock jp'o Ds s
Ifav INN Grain freeh's quiet steam to Liverpool ,An
arEel January: for order 3 olQ3s December Io,
ian ouo: mlllings SiRc Butter steady; farcy creamery
2i0.5c Eggs firm. 23d24c Other articles unchanged
Boston Dec 2-Flour dull. Corn steady. Oats quiet
,os ouief Provisions steady. Butter quiet Northern
creamery 2SQ23isc: Western. 2l122c Cheese qliet
Eoherr ln.Gli;sc Western. 9ll0c. Eggs quiet; East
ern choice 22q23c: Western and Michigan 2l922c
Chicago Dec. 3-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore, Washington. Chicago. Cincinnatt.
s.. Louis and nd, 81 r"tHt. West: ,xs
Leave New,york. foot Of Loer,yst daily Cor CHICAGO
$50 Sun is:i5 night CINcINNATI 81; LOUIS. 10 a.
,x. Sun. 10 a, Dining Car. u 80 M Dining Car.
a:so D % 30 p sun. Dinlng carr. 500
"a % 10 m Dining Car). " Is night
NORFOLK, ft30 a. ALLY.
NEW-ORI.EANS Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
sleeping Car. $3.50. ex. sun. 230 2. m. sun
All trains illuminated with Pin,sch light
Tcke, Offices ii3. l12 col as lao Broadway 81
Eas, ST.. leI Bowery n Y "a. Fulton ST.. brook
iyn stations foot Of Liberty ST.. c X. T. ~ y. J.
New-York Transfer Company will call Tor and check
Aa1xaxe from hotel " residence 70 destinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot q chameerssts
follows. minutes earlier nom West 33d-sI;
O.OO a. M-Vestibulcd Express Daily Tor Waverlys
J'UU Binghamton, Elmira Buna!2. Bradford James.
town. Meadv,lle and the Wees, Par!or car 70
Buffalo.
O.CA p M.-ves.ibued Limited Daily. solid train foe
x.s)U Chicago Chautauqua Lake arrives Cleve,an0
40 A. NJ Chicago 535 p Sleepcrs 10 CHI
caGo. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
200 =. M.-Bunaio vest5ued Express Daily, arrives
.s1U buffalo 130 A. N. making direct connections
Tor Detroit. Chicago and the West.
S45 : y oa ass a2a q But
falo Chicaso and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
vUVlCKETS Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
j accommodations at III. 26l. +ol and S7 Broadway.
$50 Pas. lc5th-st Chambers and West I'D st. ferries.
New-York % Broadway and ssa Fu,ons' BROOKLYN 200
Wudson-st foboken. and Jersey CITY station Erie
transfer Company cas- Cor and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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