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New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THE OLD GTiRD'S BAIL.

The famous whte-coated veterans have laborcd
sealously for many years 10 win the enriable
prcstire their annual ball enjoys. This year their
ball will he held Thursday evening. January =
af the Metropolitan Opera House. where the vet
eran battalion headed by Major Thomas L. Sloan
will extend r soldiers welcome 10 al who attend
As In the past. it will he an army and navy re-
un,cn representing every branch Of the service
nv goa and land The accepfances from officers
Of the Army ard Navy from the representative
militia commands and from distinguished ciilz MS
both In office and private lie. indicate that this
racept,on VII! add 10 the eminencc always awarded
The Old Guards winter reunions. The decorations
viii he elaborate and the music both for dancing
end rromcrade will he az high order Boxes
tickets and reserved seats may be obtained from
(antair Henry l.. Faris, treasurer No. IS Newest.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
rorGHT MEN WHO ROBBED HER HrSBiND

Jose,h Mitchell. an advertising agent who lives
@. So II Six.h-ave. received 800 on Wednesday
.rd started out 10 have a Christmas celebration
on pa. OF IT, Before starting he nut $40 in one
trousers pocke. so in another and left $40 in his
vn,stcoat for ready money. AboIt a. m after
having exchanged the $40 f9r good deal Of whis-
key IN Morris Kohne's SALOON, at 40. 10 biecekei-
6, be started home His wife awaited him up-
s,a,rs So did three men downstairs. As he entered
the hall the men set upon him. beat and choked
h.n Mi;chel :elled Murder" and Police" and
Mrs Mitchell lamp 81 hand. decided 10 joih the
downstairs contingent. Although lightly attired.
che ba,led ~obly for her husband incidentally dis
,.sr,,,iry III. contents OF the lamp over the hail
carpet ana setting fire 10 H.
Meanwhile the robbers had succeeded In extract
,ng MitchelIs forty-dolar roll and decided 10 de-
mart Mitchell could not follow, Dut his wife pur-
sued two Of them down Sixth-aye to Mlnetta Lane
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
GOrEPy0RELEcT BLACK GOES TO Troy

Governor-eec; Frank s Black was early astlr
yesterday morning. He Of the frs, to
enter the breakfast-room the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Later ne drove to the Grand Central Sta
ton and took the Empire State Express for Troy.
His carly departure caused many politicians
great deal Of disappointment; He asked for
number Of times in the forenoon by politicians and
others Nr Plat managed TO Mr.. Black before
he got away however and they had chat in the
breakfas;-room Mr. Black intends TO spend the
HOLIDAYS al his home in Troy. and will put the
dnishing touches Oh his inaugural address
Assembyman james y. + OGrady who will be
the next Speaker. was in the. city comforting with
o, her Asseinblymen. II Is said that he is busy pre-
pairing committees and the report is current thar
MIR Nixon, OF Chautauqua. will he chairman OF the
Mays and Means Committee.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
RILEY GRAMMAR AND THE JOCKEY CLUB
pooI-sEILING on TROTTING RACES.

RILEY GPANNAE AND THE JOCKEY CLUB
pooI-srILING on TROTTIHG RACES.
RILEY Grammar who is under the ban OF the jockey
CLUB for violating the racing ru.es by maKins Fes-
jockeys. Is attending the races III 'd'o w.
Benjamin +. Tracy appeared before Justice osoo'pe
in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday ''n
asked that temporary injunction. which was o''
taned several weeks ago for the purpose OF pre-
venting .he ruling of OF Grammar from al tracks
where Jockey club rules are enforced % "'a"e
permanent julien Davies represented the Jockey
Club Justice Osborne took the papers. and the prfis
will be submitted Monday.
The clubhouse at Morris Park has been closed for
the winter
An Absurd movement has been started b. rev
roting-horse men for the restoration OF poo-selIinE
on the trotting The present racing laws are
broad enough 20 please any reasonable per'on Inc
Tribune supporter of all wno.esome honest sport
and Is opposed any changes In the racing laws as
they exist Under the pregent laws, the revenues
of the trotting tracks have been greatly recucsh
In former years the 'prlvileges" the poolseiing
and other accessories we're called. were sold FOR
lump sum. which. in Itself. was large enough 10 Sc
cure the association from loss. Under the Percy
Gray avs ;he troiting associations are unable 10
sell their 'prvileg,s." Hence. some OF the leading
rot.ing meetings in the State have been abandoned.
ard have been a loss TO the associations
70 make tho penalty for pool-selilng s,naL me
would bo bat a return 10 the oId methods Gloer
which racing and troiting association were bii"h-
mailed out Of large amounts OF money every year.
The Inauguration p,rade IN Washington promises
he n memorable anair. Preparations are now he-
ng made ny men who have been se.ccied TO take
part IN the affair. Colonel Thomas y. Ochiltrce has
been chosen as member OF the Banquet Committee.
and consequently the dinner "a almost certain 10 be
success Nearly cvcry amhll GUS member OF society
who imagires thar hs ride horse is anxious %
place In the parade General Horace Porter
ms decided to have each state represented on MS
STAFF by an aid. Hence his .taf vii have forty .
ajGc-de lamp. without counting nc Other rremhers
Brighton Beach trainers should nor fs 10 visit 'ho
Commercial Travellers Fair IT Madison Square Car
den. Tie plaisance is III" "roa, thing" smells and
az. and wildly recalls m.Gsummcg nights on the
tCncy li;and Plasance
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
H4RHONY ~ THE v. Y. 4. e.

From present Indications the coming election in
the New-York Athletic Club will be the most har-
monous in the history OF that popular athletic
and social organization. prominent members OK
the club when seen yesterday. said that. while il
impossible TO say positively. they did not ex-
pcct any opposition ticket would be put in the
field. This will be the frs, election in many years
In which there has been no opposition The ad
minstration Of James Whitley has been popular
and businesslilse and even should there be any
opposition IT, would be directed against the canGf-
dates for minor positions Oh the regular ticket. l.
was said at time that certain members who
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

Senator Wolcott Is criticised by THE Evansville
Courier" for wasting time In discussing that dead
issue-ntcrnatonal bimctallism." Everybody IN TINS
country "The Courier" contends is In favor OF that
proposition and therefore. what's the use OF taik-
ing about it,?
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THE STRAUS COAL DEPOTS TO REOPEN

Nathan Siraus will Tomorrow reopen his coal de-
pots in the same places as for several years-Third-
ST. and East Rivcr and Ffty-second-si. and North
River Thirty pounds OF coal VIII be sold FOR five
cents as Last year. although the wholesale price Is
much higher now There facilities for de-
iverlEg fuel 1t Ia provided for those who send
after or come for II and take II away. Any doctor
practising among the destitute may write order
on = prescription blank for patien; and II will he
good for free coal. Such physicians may also be
Interested TO know that the Nathan Siraus steril-
lied milk plant No Isl Avenue c Is kept opeu nll
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
UORE IN ST RiRTHOLONEV'S PARISH

The year book OF 81. Bartholomews Church. jus,
issued is volume Of three hundred pages.
containing IA careful review of the work OF the
church in the last year. well detailed state
men; OF that carried on through rs various mis-
sons and schools Prosperity and progress are
reported along all lines and the statements OF those
at the head OF the different branches of the church
work indicate that the parish Is in fourishng
condition financially. The Different Tongues in
which the Parish Is Teaching the Gospel" Is the
title Of four pages upon which is printed the Apos-
ties Creed In English Chinese, Turkish, Ar
meniln, Swedish and Syrian. The work that is be-
Ing conc in the missions and schools Of the parish
Is SHOWN In several Illustrations throughout the
book
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
sTREErcAR ROADS ORDERED SOLD.

Tacoma. Wash. Dec 2i.--Thc suit OF the New
York Guaranty and indemnity Company against
the Tacoma Railway and Motor COMPANY inVoiV-
ing the foreclosure Of mortgage held ny the
former upon all property of the latter. was yester
day decided 10y Federal Judge lianford in favor o.
the p,art!ff. The property. which includes eVeiS
s;rStcar line In this city was ordered sold tilr'y
Gaya hence for the purpose Of satisfying unrr.
deemed and outstanding bonds 10 the amount OF OF
81 :SJpUOO which are also subject 10 a mortgage %:
S,OO Ii t. generally understood that the p:op-
erty will pass into the hands of the General Eiec-
tric Company of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
LEO DIETRICHSTETN'S U1RRT4GE.

Mrs. Josephine knoop was married TO Leo
Die;richsten, the actor. week ago. Her suit
for divorce against her former husband attracted
some attention little over twO months ago. In his
defence her husband made countercharges against
her. in which he implicated Detrichstein He de-
MED them ALL and said in court that he would do
even L they were true. she her sui,
Detrichsten has been In this country for about six
years. He has acted in several OF the New-York
theatres and he has written some plays. lie made
n hit as Zou-Iou. IN "Trilby," when 1t was played
the Garden Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THE PRJNT-CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River Mass. Dec. 2i-The mills shut down
tonight for .he rest Of the wecA. As they could
r.,rk only five hours on Saturday II not
s,dcrel worth while starting M again this week
There vas not a sale Of a squares In the week
and goods may be bought lower than the given
quotation which is only nominal; Weekly state
,nenf. Production, 1900 pieces; deliveries. 22IOD
stock on hand sJ2 go; last weeks stock l.s5ic'o
sales - 900 odds spot 5000; future. $50" Market
dull al ~ 10 cents.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
COMMODORE BROU'y's COMMITTEE NtuED

The following committee has been appointed in
accordance with the resolution passed at tho New
York Yacht Club December -: Commodore Ed
ward NJ Brown. ex-Commodores James d. Smith.
s. Nicholson Kane and f.. D. Morgan Rear Com
nodore Lewis Cass Ledyard. and CaniaIns {. oil
Yer Iselin and Clarence a. Postley This commit
tee Is consider the advisabiiity OF yacht-r3c cling
league. The committee Will report the sult OF i,E
deliberations at special meeting OF the New *
Yacht Club called fo- that purpose If their report
IL favorable another committc" will he named
which will call convention o. delegat 's from
various yacht clubs to form tho leagu'.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
ATLANTIC YACHT fII B HONTNiT(ONS

Tho nominating committee OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club has !e the following nominations TO De voted
on AT the next annual meeting. For commodore.
George J. Gould: for v!ce-c0nmodore. Frederick r.
Adams: for commodore. Benjamin ". Whit
lock- for secretary. David F. Austen: for treas
uror. Goorse II. Church; foe measureT, George
HI: for trustees j. Roccrs Maxwell Plilip
g. Sanford. Alexander j. Kctchum. Nenbufy D.
Ilwtcn. Thomas l.. Watson and Henry r. HoTe':
for Membership Committee, Louis r. jackson. Spen-
cer swain ami Henry ". Banhs. jr.: tor Regatta
Conmt;eo. Ncwbury D. Iavton, David Z. Austen
and George " N,Eulty
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
SEVERELY REBTKED By corr.

Recorder Gof IN Par. OF General Sessions. yes
torday severely rebukcd Hugh Coleman. a lawyer
who the Recorder said. had been guilty Of conduct
verging on contempt Of court in making h!snTof
counsel for poor woman to whom the Recorder
had already assigned counsel. Recorder Con said
he would .ay the matter before the Grand Jury
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

Acting Commissioner OF Public works II. =.
Nilds issued statement yesterday giving the
number OF feet of gas mains laid by the gas
panies in this city last year as indication Of the
ruthless way I'm which the city streets have been
torn up IL is follows: Corporation Equitable
Gas Company. 2.47 feet: Consolidated Gas COM
pany. .A013 feet; Standard Gas Company. 1920
fcei: Mutual Gas Company. 1851 feet; East River
Gas CompanY ll3 1Gl feet.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
CHANGES IN THE C. c. AND s. =.

Galveston. Tex. Dec. 2+.-r. T. Downs, who has
been acting general superintendent of the Guf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company since
Colonel l.. l.. &. Polk became acting general man
ager. on the resignation Of General Manager
Yoakum, will retire from the service of that com
pany OH January TO accept employment else
where He will he succeeded by {. r. Reszquio.
now superintendent of the Chicago Division OF the
AtchiSOn system.
George A. Hancock. superintendent OF machinery
OF the santa F6. will also retire January TO
accept the position of assistant superintendent Of
machinery OF the Atchison system.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
Mr.. IVESTON'S WALE.

Edward Payson Weston will start tonight at 10
O'Clock in the Ice Skating Palace. Onc-hundreG-
and-seventh-st and Iexingi on-ave.. his twonty-
four-ho walk IN which time nc will try to cover
i12 miles. He is afty seven years old. bu. be-
eves that he repeat his feat Of 1871. which al
tractcl much attention \ number - we'll
known men have asked him TO give this exhibition
and there will doubtless be a large crowd TO So
him start and end his march
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
SAT DOWN or THE CABLE TRACK.

James Keegan. forty-four years old. no home.
while drunk last night. sat down In the middle OF
the uptown cable track al Broadway and Twenty
seventh-st. 4 car half block distant. and
the motorman with difficulty stopped In time to pre-
vent it running over the man. Keegan refused 10
move and two more cars were blocked before Po-
liceman Mccormick OF the West Thirticth-St sta
tion. placed him under arrest. keegan was too
drunk 10 walk. he was taken to the station in d
truck and locked up
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The fourth "smol<er' of the Century Wheeimen
Will 10 held next Monday. the clubhousc. No.
ff6 West Seventy -hrst-s An interesting "nter'an-
inent will be given 'fhc boxes for ih' ,eni"r?
Whcrl-ncl's ball which Is to be held or JANUARY
g. 'Sa7 Mt Tcnox lvccum. viii he sold at aur'ion
.f his
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
GRiN WINS TIE "CAST-TRON WEDAL."

Chicago. Dec 2i.-Charlcs ". Grim, OF Clear
Lake. Iowa. the famous "Cast-ron medal
cmbiematic OF tho live bird championship Of Amer
icd. from Or. Carver yesterday Watsous Burn
Siic Iarl by score Of 9S 10 9i TIL" conditions Ok
the race wsr" 100 live pigeons for 500 side. loser
TO pay Tor the birds The medal has rot been
tested for previously since IL was first offered AZ
the Worlds Fair tournament In 1893 TIE rernarh-
whoec tights sluggish under the influence OF
SNOW fail. the dark daN and ahsnnce of wind.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

him until Policeman Treanor came TO her assist
ance. Treanor had already arrested one OF tns
he had come through Minetta Lane. .s a,,'
took his prisoners to the Charles ST "tnt,
Mrs. Mitchell Went into mysteries AS result OF ne,
encounter. and revived with difficulty. >ei'"@'
Cf the men arrested had the $40. ,,. 800,
When arraigned In jefferson Market 'orar Sarosn,
terday The men said they were John SaIgen.
twcniy-one years Old. of No. 225 West broaaWa2
and Henry Walsh. thirty-seven years oe oi NO,
Carninc-st They refused TO tell how they iearnei
that Mitchell had the money Magistrate kudich
held them in s20eO each for trial.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
MISS HELD SANG ~ TIE STREET,

Pi;tsburg. Dec. 2i-Miss Anna Held, the frehch
actress who is playing at the Grand Opera House.
sang I'm the nubic streets of this city to-day for the
bcne6t Of charitable institution. The crowds were
SO pleased with the young woman's efforts that
over $50 was poured into her carriage On" OF IN"
eonrs tha, plel Sod the spectators was Il Want YER
Nah Honey" The affair was III cnnrSe OF Legrand
NL,t, of tho Opcra House.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
FOR SALE.

BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
new and secondhand with Patholdi quick
cushions: easy terms. MARX e. BRO.
ia East 1lth-st.
AT REDUCED PRrCES.---5O0 seconi-ha nd
wood and iron wording machines, fully
euaranieed machinery bought AMI eX
changed. GEORGE L. EDDY. 39S Maii-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
G0rEryOR srONE GIVES BEYAN A HORSE

jefferson Ciiy. Mo- Dec. Ex-Governor W. j.
Stone has shipped magnificent Kentucky thor
oughbrod saddle horse TO Lincoln, Neb. as a
Christ mas gift TO William J. Bryan. The animal IL
coal black in color and mas been the Governors
favorite saddle horse for some months lie bought
II in Kentucky with several other horses about a
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

EMPRESS COMPANY TO ABANDON BoSioN'
Boston. Dec. Alt is reported on good authority
that the United States Express Company will with
draw from Boston and the New England Railroad
December -. the business handled cannon DC
made 10 pay expenses. The time mace py inc
through lines by way OF the Poughkeepse Bridge
has not enabled the company 10 compete WIN
other con- panies covering similar territory
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
WESTERN RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

~
Chicago Dec. .4.-Chcago railroad officials VII
have to labor very. bard r their OWE behalf III d"
meeting OF the Southwestern Tiafhc Association u
he held In ST Louis. December -. The purpose =
the meeting is TO consider the demand OF 81 l-oui~
merchants that rates from the Atlantic seaboaic
through Chicago be reduced to np"t those 'roi'
the Atlantic seaboard through Ncw-oriears- AnotA-
or matter for consideration will bo the reductions
recently made by the Central Freight COMMITTEE
TO Memphis and New Orleans Corresponding re-
due; ions will probably he made to Texas points 10
meet this competition. and that, in turn VIII tond
10 Increase tho discrimination which has existed
for a long tim. aGains; this city.
Railroad Commissioner Billings at Lansing yes
torday expressed tho opircu that unless business
picks up wonderfully at least VJp miles OF rail-
road track in Michigan will be abandoned mex;
year.
H. l. Miller. present general superintendent o;
the Nandaa road. which office has just been abol-
ished will. January /. become superintendent! o.
the main line of tho Vandalia from Indianapolis
TO Sc. Louis. with headquarters at Torre Iiautc
II. &. Dean will tie appointed iraiuTnasIer OF the
Iittsburg division OF the feHnsylNaniA lihe. j. j.
Turney has declined offer from tho Erie Com.
pany. lie will remain general manager of The Van
daa. II Is reported on good authority that thc
Nandaa receiVersh!p Will be closed up in "A shor;
time and of IN. highest officials OF the Penn
sylyana line says the Nandaid Will become the
plOpcrty of the Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The intimatlon that II General Alger o. Mich'-
gan should he selected for Cabinet place MS con
nrmation would lie opposed by Senator sherman
owing IN ,he old fe,d between them is Indignantly
denied hv .'1ho Toledo Commercial" Senator Sh"r-
nan according to that authority will vote TO con-
firm every Cabinet appointment submitted ny the
President.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
HORATIO g. PARKER DECLARED INSANE.

Boston. Dec. 2s-In the Municipal Criminal Court
yesterday the complaint agains. Ioratio c. Parker
for the alleged embezzemcnt OF eleven Union Pa
cihc bonds Of the par value Of $1,000 each was nos
pressed on a written opinion given by DR.. Jelley,
The expert insarity, that Mr. Parker was not Of
npA
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

were not over friendly to cyslims would ,T aMo nn
trouble and that Reniamn c. WILLIAMS wou,n op.
pose Barlow S Weeks for tho captuncy: jne,c
are many wheeling members IN tS s,c clu'; and AIR
Williams announces that he VIII not be cand'ua'e
-..n1 ntII,n
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
DRESSM.tkING.

Cb)AkMAh Err and DRFSSMAkER. -
Home or day; will make alterations on
olcaks and costumes. plush garments
steamed. finest worker IN seal garments.
Will alter. redye remodel enlarge sleeves
make into capes. collarettes and Jackets.
GREIG. i3I West 2.l-st.
cOCTURIEDE FRANCHISE and ladies'
t9ilor: latest models for winter costumes.
cspes and lrs; last seasons gowns re-
modelled: short tii-e. moderate prices ::
special styles ic- large ladies. Nine AN
DEHSON 23s Gth-ave. formerly with
Slern Bros
MME. NNTOINETTE. ~ Wcs; iasth-st
coutUriere francaise, elegant waists and
gowns for evening wear. moderate prices
SEAL GARMENTS. fancy furs. made to
order. roinodellinS old garments 4 spe-
cialfy. prices reasonable. Mrs. BARKER
1iB West 39th-st.. late with Gunthers
5th-aye.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
PIANOS AND ORG

BhRGAINS.-Speci,l. new slightly used
pianos go upward: instruments rented.
exchanged. CISISTMAN. ~ East 18th At.
BARGAINs.--Stcck plano. s75: Steinway
si0o: new ur-ichis. $50. WINTER
ROTH. los East lith-st. adjoining Stein
ways.
OUR SPECIAL for this month. new
cabinet grand upright pianos; all i'm
provements. S22;: PAYABLE 81 monthly;
warranted five years. TWAY PIANO CO..
* 5th-ave. Tways Musical Guest mailed
free.
PIANOS at great bargains. s.5 up: install
rlents; rent. exchanged. WALTERS, lD5
West 331-e'.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COACHMAN. -Gentlemaa desires situation
for coachnan: reliable married man:
best or reference. city or country. Address
former employer. II. ". DE FOREST. 81
BrOaG-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A NEW HOME Elderly people and 9th
ciY ~ weekly. circulars al lis 81.
Ann's-ave.
WEST SD ST. Ono double and one Elm
gle room, desirable for gentlemen. rcfer-
ences exchanged.
S3D-ST.. ~ WEST.-Ncry desirable sec
ond-stcry front room. all cnnvenienccs:
superior table: moderate. references.
14TIi-ST.. 12i WEST Board in a South
EN- family. references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The Corporation Counsel advised the Sinking
Fund Commissioners Yesterday that the Criminal
Courts Building in Centre-st.. could be turned
over TO the Commissioner Of Public Works. as de-
sired until il Was finished. A message from chief
Clerk Ten EyCk, Of the Boarl OF Aldermen. was re-
ceived by the Mayor saying that District Attorney
Olcotis resignation Alderman had been re-
ceived. The letter was placed on file and termi-
mated Mr.. Olcot.'s connection With the Beard OF
Sinking Fund Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

COAcIlMAN. 49, Thoroughly experienced
careful driver; strictly honest and sober.
fust disengaged. married: city or country:
nrs;-ClaSs reference. COACHMA\ iJ2
East 3jth-st.. private stable
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

cornpiiers whose complex work shows great care
and absence OF errors the printing and binding
beng In me usual handsome and attractive STYLE
II is published by the American Shipmasters Assor
ciation. No. II WillIam-st
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
CITY GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.

The city holds mortgage against the property Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Redeemer
at Eiehiy-sccond-st. and Madison-ave for ss5 .No.
The Sinking Fund Commission decided yesterday 20
foreclosc The trustees had informed the Con-
troller that they could not pay The sum OF $500
interest due and advised the foreclosure.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR THE NEW TICKET.

Chicago. Dec. 24.--Chalrman Donald Of the cen
.ral Passenger Committee informed all the road
interested to-day ha; he was in position 10 II,
ceive orders for the 3.nn-milc interchangeable
ticket. which will he put into operation January l.
The tickets will be good owe" fory-two roads IN
Guiding all the lines running east an" so"heaS'
from Chicago excepting the Michigan central
Erie and Grand Trunk All the lines which will u%'
the new ticket not members or me tc'i'Fd
Passenger conirittoe but they have united ~
making Chairman Donald joint agent for the salt
the tickets Th" ticket VIII DC OF TIE .phoio
craph-siGnaturc form. both of which mus pe iuT-
niShed with tho apn6 ton before = ticket VIII ~,
issued. Strips from The ticket will not hc acceptei
trains for transportation. nor for checking DUST
rcss The ticket agent will tear out the necessary
mileage and issue for the conductors continuous
passage ticket.