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side stakes were won by St. Paul, st.
Louis and Chicago parties. The coz.
tests we're close and intensity exciting.

A Romantic incident Of marital I'M
happiness appeared in district court re-
Gently in Aberdeen when one, Albert
Dial, Of that city, had his marriage to
Lou Dial declared void on showing to
the satisfaction of the court that he &C.
companied her to the altar because
of the false representations and
duplicity employed by her. Both are
young people and formerly lived in Iowa.
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Sioux City Journal, 10: "Mr. Carne.
gie's recent sale Of steel rails to Japan at
about q per ton less than they could be
purchased in the English markets is one
Of those events in the history OF pIotec-
ton that the pr~otectionist does not at
tempt to account for" says the Indian.
apolis Sentinel. They do not have ia
account for it. The fact is its own
argument. If there lie anybody demand
ing an explanation it is the British iror
and steel manufacturer who realizes thai
American protective tariffs cut him Out
of o good market.
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Troops tn Aid Local Ofncers.

SEATTLE. Wash, April l~l.-Pursuant
TO the action of Governor McGraw in
calling out the M litia on account OF
the trouble between Washington and
Oregon tishermen along the Columbia
river near Ilwaco, III Pacific county, 40
picked men have left here for the seat
of the trouble. Their instructions are
for the resent to hid the civil authori-
tias If pac, lc county.
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The coursing meeting at Huron
closed Wednesday evening. Sylvia,
owned by Robinson and Peyton Of st.
Louis, won first money; Lady Miserton,
owned by A. P. Slocum Of Cakes, second
money; Miss Mufit, Huntley & lCoyne'a
dog, third, and Fannie, owned by w. H
Myers OF Elkton, fourth. Some good
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Sioux City is preparing for a grand
Odd Fellow celebration on the 2Sth
inst, the sev~enty-seventh anniversary
OF the order. Four thousand Odd
Fellows from Minnesota, South Dakota,
Nebraska and Iowa are expected to be
present.
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THIRD or THE SERIES.

Another Duel Fought by Count Won
kotze->everaI Yet On III 8 List.
BERLIN, April 11.-There was a sem
sation in court and military circles here
when it was announced that another
duel growing out Of the great court
anonymous letter scandals had taken
place in the woods of Potsdam, and that
Baron Won Schrader had beer shot and
seriously wounded by Count Won Kotze.
The latter was formerly court chamber
lain, and was acquitted on the charge
of being the author of the anonymous
communications alluded to. Count Won
with pistols and the latter was severely
wounded. He was taken to q
hospital, where his wound was pro-
nounced to be of a most serious nature.
His relatives were telegraphed for and
promptly gathered at his bedside.
Count Won kotze's arrest has been Or
dered, and his friends say he will sur
render to the authorities whenever and
wherever called upon to do SO.
This is the third duel Of the series OF
about a dozen for which challenges
were sent out last April by Count Won
kotze, and he has repeated his deter
mination to keep on fighting his
enemies. one by one, until he has
settled accounts with all on his list.
Those who know Count Won KotZe feel
confident that he will keep his word.
In eacr OF the other duels Won Kotze
was wounded. orce very seriously.
MUST DEPOSIT A RESERVE.
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Burns are absolutely painless whenDe-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is promptly
applied. This statement is true. A
perfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped
pands and lips, and never fails to cure
hiles. FRANK SMITH.
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NEW YORK, April lit was re-
ported at police headquarters that the
paying teller Of the East River bank
had been Knocked down in the street
at Broadway and Great Jones street by
thieves who robbed him Of $4,000 and
made their escape.
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Conrr..sm.u Hainer nenom."-....

YORK, Neb., April lin the Re.
publican convention of the Fifth con
gressional district Congressman f.. D.
Hainer was renominated by acclama-
ton. Delegates to st. Louis were
chosen and instructed for Mckinley.
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The DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. APRIL II, 1896.
FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


TIE DAILY LEADER makes n special feaSure OF
furnishing inform alton concerning the advantages
sud resources of the city Of Madison ana OF the
site ~ large emitting it TO the patronage OF ad-
~.ertisers of every clnss.
j. I. STAHL, Proprietor.
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MUST DEPOSIT A RESERVE.
Another Decision BY the Wisconsin In
surauce Commissioner.

MADISON, Wis, April 1.-The hear
ing of the case Of the Covenant Mutual
Benefit association Of Galesburg, Ill,
was held before Insurance Commits
sioner w. A. Fricke here. and it was
decided that mutual companies who do
q premium insurance business must
deposit q reserve the same as old line
companies. The Galesburg company,
as soon as the decision was announced
made the necessary deposit and was ad'
mitted to Wisconsin. The point de.
cided in this case was very interesting.
as it will compel all assessment insur'
ance companies also doing a premium
business to put up a reserve before they
are admitted to the state
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Preparing for Defense.
MADRID, April 1.-The government
In planning for the defense Of the coast
in the event of war.
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The Easter collection o! the Calvary
Episcopal church in 0fork amount
cd to ssa, o5o. and kb' Grace church
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Dee. I.-Today's wool sales were conducted
by Jacomb Son Co. and Windeer Co.. wool brokers
The H. OG bales OF a good character I'm
cudng PSI bales Of United states greasy combing which
sold The attendance large The purchases FOR
the home trade and American were smaller but
active. and a good amount of
offerings went to France Prices easter. The
transactions oday and the prices obtained were as o-
lows:
New South Waes-4.s0O bales: secured 7,ldals 3isd;
locks and pieces 3glld; greasy 4hql0isd locks and
peces ii1Qsd.
Queensland: 100 bales secured. lld4is 2sd locks and
GAussd.
Vicioria-3,4O 100 bales: secured 5dgis G.d: locks and
pieces 9hdJls I'D greasy. Iag9isd locks and pieces
4isnIi.d.
South Australa-l.2oo bales; greasy at 4sasd locks
and pieces. 4isu6izd.
locks and pieces. id.
New -Zeaiand- 600 bales secured 5Ld1ls 3i.d. l,cks
a.. '
Cape OF Good Hope and Na:al7OO bales secured SID
Q1s pad: locks and pieces 7dHls ID; greasy, 5d7hd:
locks and pieces Al
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
NETWORK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER s. 1896.

i'" Mss Mss's'Gn s' the decline eoninusd drop the
a f,I. ~ me early advices and appeared to be
session The foreign maikets ,rse1 sSs par r ,ne
Paris shovel ana closed below the final Of last night
arces s@.S about unfayorabe sniine prospects clear
psher liens. but these points fcI nat There seemed M
5sy ~ 'nucn pressure Of long wheat the marke, t.
nulge Yesterday afternoon The advance then seemed
was az s ,or's and as prices declined to-day there
seratan % IN necember wheat regarded
g. co. with a deal in December wheat was denied 10y
,hsr 'ha, r ana statement made hat number
w wee low. low. for December delivery. and week
css " wheat 1'"' 'c% S% nirr iS% IsSs hs,s
arrivals At Minnenno .a't gay or TWO an! o-cay
against taa last week and ia- year. sSipmcnts
Of wheat have shown decrease this week while cx.
cline cine today lot Of 5000 bush Of No hard wheat
% was taken for Australia at &c May c T. New
York. European buyers Of the market. Cash
n cG M were nomnay i2c oyer May anoat for
I o b afoai and No l Northern :a,c over May o il
trinc easier in view cf the pronounced w.aKnn.s
cos wn ne m rKe ARK FOR corr WAS was very steady and the
corn are large the amount Of Offering ON the
light Receipts at nmarr markets % s fs , Me., . Is
nSe Er" itsHoo bush while on the ns hand
Ish sod forn n wa, dun but about siesdy 1900 bush NO
1900 bush yellow sOisc store 5000 bush at slc de-.
rersa and 5000 bush pnsraded a, 2ac delivered
with futures nominai!y hnAc lower. but locally the
future market blank. In Chicago a little
feeling prevailed. but there very little feature
The trade. Receipts Of oats West have this
week 1000 bush al primary markets while exports have
decreased about "l2Mo bush. Exporters took 10000
bush. Cash oats steady. Sales G. Oo0 bush
including 1000 bush No 3 .ii.c .OCOO bush
and ungraded white 22n32c. quality. 1900 bush
track mixed 23sM 3o0O Iush No white clipped
&c o b aheat; No oats quoted. 2.l.c elevator No
white 2''=c No white, 22a4c.... RYf,-Markei nom
inal; carlotS. State. 1On nI2c. .BARI.EN-Marke
steady: feeding quoted 2sisu2oc. f. Buffalo
mailing quoted 3sn46c 20 quality. .Bt'Ck-
WlEA1-Narksf quiet at ::Jfi3Ic track. quality
sales, 10000 bush export private terms.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the previ
day and closing prices for the corresponding date las,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
IMPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

December
C0TTOX-The cotton market closed weak with quota
tons id points lower 90. s compared con with yes,erday
Ing TO IA OOO making 1900 bales for days. the
largest for Ike period reported in three months
In spite this Liverpool arrivals closed easy. with
net loss Of 3g4 points The market responds readily To
selling as there is no strong outside buying although
conditions seem TO favor bull market The bears feel
encouraged although they moving cautiously and
watching the movement with great deal Of interest
The interior and poriward movement IL lighter than 1t
has been time past There is steady liquidation
Of The January long cotton The market comparative
IL narrow today Opening sales were at slightly better
nr,ces on months. late months running 3Q6 points
lower they closed Yesterday. Liverpool sent some
selling orers and intermediate cables from Liverpool
showed decline Prices here fell of several points after
which there moderate advances ana declines until
,he close Fall River be holding its
cloths with CSC named the basis for January i'iv
Of extras The bears assert that the Lighter move
look for an increase week. the roads
are normal condition. THIS view Of the bears does
not comport with private from the South. which
plantations and that the movement will show rad
towns for the GAO bales against the
day last week and l3,2 last year Interior snip
week and i4s4G> last year. Interior stocks are 34 IA
bales against 1888 last week and 5l0s46 last year
Receipts a, New-Oreans estimated at a. -
600 to 1000 bales against 1919 day last week
and IL sl4 year Receipts Houston tomorrow are
estimated at Gip TO 300 bales against lo4O the same
saies against 52iS the same day and "s5 last
s565 last St Louis 3s4 bales against n%o daEs
against SIG last week and year. Cincinnati, SIS
bales. against 1.-TWO days. 34o7 last week ana 2ss as
follows: Galveston 22s bales against ioo7s the tame
day and 4.27l last year; New-oreans H1o'
savannah 53a$ bales against 5ss9 last week eek and s ayi
last year Charleston 3c5s bales against S'i o hales
lgairst : .6a last week and oG6 last year.
Opening. and close to-day. and closing BIDS INC
MI gh' anal Last
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

rather quiet. and sales 81 ~ very exceptional
Easufr onions IN Hight supply AMI firm. Cabhages quiet
am unnpFovcd Celery moving rather slowly az vide
range ~ price 70 size cocr and condition Pumpkins
scare ana wanted Squash firm. especially for prime
marrow. 'aGlhower- light supply. and fancy IN
frosted stock higher. Nor.oih steamer with Up bbs
o. spinach arrived very late this morning. prices had 10
n reduced somewhat attract trade. Very few lots OF
.iher southern vegetables IN to-day. few lots n
prices but there IL not much demand and there Is n
good deal - inferior stock hand from previous re
ccipts for which there Is outlet any price which
VII cover expenses. Key West tomaio.s mode:-
~" demand when Of choice quality Florida cucumbers
about STEADY. Egspanis siill dul. W. quote: Potatoes
Ions Island IN bulk. per bhl. 81 2Jasl 81, d. state
prime $50 n. 1pC $l fo common fair I3i soc. do
far 10 prime Sp0p do Iefscy fancy varieties. choice
>lMSl - d. usual prime. y0rfisl do common To
ieF "rNc; Go prime sack. 3OcNsi sweet potatoes
NTelani lb. 81 2jIsl -. go South Jersey double
heads SilSl -. do Virginia. ige hhls iou1jc; 10 small
Dds iut'nc Erusses sprouts at. tnl2c cucuubefs
Florida fsnrF. p"r crate. 81 -JTs ~ do common to
far 15cls ST. ,ahb1res per lco. S2u> caulhowers per
Dbl sfiS" celery dJk stalks - 10. 90 nat brnchf-
per do2 G2Nj' egsplanis Florida. per bhl box 15cf
~ % do per bill SlNS2 90 kae Norfolk. per bbl co.
lettuce Eastern per dog. "r5cc 10 New prleans per
bhi. - '0pS5 onioEs. Eastern Whit, per ~ s3a>o
do red - 2jns. ~: DO Yellow 81 1JHS- do state ana
bag S.G$3 80: red - ,nH<2 -. 10 yellow 81 5OH
81 10 squash. Hubbard per bD jcWsl %. do marrow,
SlHSl -. pumpkins per 100 Ssa>li: string beans.
Florida. wax. express per basket 1jclsl 30. do Florida
greer express. per basket. Sns 10 do per crate slG
81 30: spinach Norfolk per bb. 81 25Isi 20; turrps
Canada. Russia PER bh GOgGjc; tomatoes, Southern
Florida, per carrier, S2I<2 10
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Dec. cotton quiet middling 5-6c: low
mddng lUc good ordinary, l1-iGc: net and gross
receipts 6226 bales exports % Great Britain STA bales
the Continent. bales;
spinners ~ bales. stock 1897 bales. WeeklyNet re-
ceips 1895 bales ~ Io5 bales: exports
Britain ~ 3i3 bales France 1881 bales: the Con-
tinent. 1864 bales. coastwise $50 bales. sales 1853
bales: spinners. ~ baiee.
Norfolk Dec. cotton receipts. 1900 bales: stock
testmated isoo bales. WeeklvNet and gross receipts
81 gGS bales: to Great Britain lp2 bales to the
Continent $3.50 bales coastwse 27si bales: sales
bales
New orleans Dec 4-t'oton quiet and easy: mlddiing
Ti.c. low midllng l8c good ordinary. l3-i6c:
receipts sGo bales gross receipts 9+20 bales exports
Great Britain osi3 bales To- the Continent gO46 bales
coaswise, $50 bales sales. tooo bales stock $50 O92
bales WeekyNct receipts ~ l5I bales: receipts
SOFA bales exports Great Britain. y bales TO
France 626 bales the Continent II T96 bales coast
WISE 1901 bales Gales. 30. 100 bales.
Savannah. Dec. 4.-,otton quiet and easy: mlddling
iGc mlddng il-16c receipts 6393 bales; eX-
coastwse SAB bales sales 50 bales stock i2s O3
bales. WeeklyNet and receipts ~ 10 bales ex-
to the Continent 6oio bales exports coastwlse
10 Isl bales: sales 5.GjS bales
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
nrnrn MAnKrrs-nY rELEGnArH.

Union stock Yards chicago De-. i-Catiie Recel =
..,, ti ,,,rs. .f.,lv common extra steers 81 ~
AZ 90 .f .r@ and feeders 8. soHSt 10. COWS ana hu.
81 5DISl ,o calves - 5pn$3 -. Texans - 80: - 40
heavy rachIng ana shipping lots 81 l'FS3 10 common
choice mixed 50 9uG - ~ choice assoT'. 90. - pS =,
800, h. al market steady inferior 10 choice. S2a>3 a"
lambs. ~ @ipS" y"
national stock yards I>,r,s. Dec. i-''attie-hc-
ceip,-. 2c1N head ma,s.i strong ntN. - 20 =,
,r'..s ,,,a se,lMS. - Ulgs Receipts. ll,Nl head.
market sale. lower lorkers 81 80 ~ - pakers 80
81 ~. heavy - s1uS3 -. Sheep. lr,, pis soo .-ad
m,r.t str ng native mixed. - ;5Ns3 20, lambs - 10
l,s,s,. ,.itv De-. -Hogs-Recepts. 1000 h.ad mar
ta ,..t. light 81 2on$3 20. medium ~ l'MS5 - -
I.,.v S3 i5as - pigs s. sOHsJ 10 tatue Eecelpts,
800 head. market weak: best - 10 inf r.. T., fo.
81 i0as, Il. cows AMI hrfeis h,s s2"pS -; far -
90 ~ 754Sa ~. irl.. S2ux3 To- a''ck'rs and feeders
s3as9 - Texas md Western. 81 'Os>' y" calves SAG
sI3 sheep Receipts. 1000 head. market st'iiN'
s, o,nsi ~ prime - lons+ 90 good - 23s4 80 NY
siqsi ~: far aouS3 -" common; s. "as3 -, com m
M N p, rI ~ bu. and S2n hrifers g a'sst 90
f.-h cows and spsing.Tr sl5rSi3 II g MAJ ,i,M
,r,nr medium s. 5oas3 -. urn" light. 50 .'9f$' 20
e. .D4s 90 heavy hogs. 81 3ON So 80. good roughs.
- s5ass 10 sn~~p-Mark"' ~ten y prime - .oa - .o'
s.. cns sornsI choice lambs s. 4ogs+ -. common 10
f,ir lambs 81 7anSi -. veal 'al,"s. S'u>'
uun,l, Doc 4.-Cliiie- Receipts fr lat - hour,
IA head: total for week thus inr lo"" '' '"t % n ,
,r,r., nuenel steady Monday prices caves H'aiN
ros.l ,cady and iIcgs-R"c'p's for last - hours
II 20, head. total for week thus fnr nor sa'ne
lin. la~, week ~ consigned through i2" on sale
II" l.,. market opened weak and closed easy iorhei
5o@ss 81 pig. 50 sopss 90 Eaes"rs s,rs - T. 40 !"
sas an innis Receipt. for last - hours. 900 head
total for week far $500 for sam. n,s ias week
~ 100: consigned through. GTo on sale ~" n'.thet
good ,.choce lambs - "0aS' 90 extra 10 PRIME - soe
a t.e-I steady AVA uh'hhftrh
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Dec 4-Flour nrmer sales Sa2o BIZ
Wheat dui and lower: spot. 3l.V3ila- December. 80,
asked: Janunry asked May. sva see steamer y :
rcd asked BY sample. D2fep3c do on grade
S1a.T3s.c stock 1899 bush sales - Op bush Corn
steady spot ~. .r, December @>is a2s-sc: January
,s 4ia-sr. Fehriury 2ss.p2s7>c. March. 2s.a2s7sc:
do yellow SIG asked stock. i2iI.i2 BUSH sales LOCO
bush steady demand fair: No white. 2oa2. No
So . nearby iagi4c. 40 2 Western +rsyi5c; stock
~ 3sS bush Iay steady. choice timothy si3 Ousli
Grain frelgh,s very duh unchanged Cotton quiet mid
dlings. Issc. 'o1ee steady oc sugar stronger with
advance OF i-iJc raws and i.c on soft refined
Boston. Dec Flour quiet and fairly steady spring
patents oQs IL clear and strashts - Sopsi TO- win
meal alle ,sU,gc a bag 81 5Ogsl % a bbl. Corn quiet
steamer a3 Be- new ,arn 2oaaor Oats STEADY; \.
rail- $40 S5usi 30 winter Sl:ps2 30. middIings.
sill 5OnSi5 Red DOG flour. si7 r.r, quiet long and
short cuts $40 y bel 'Aa Pri $40 Ss ~ ''n ,, enc. & s,s
iui quier northern creamery 2c. Western :l9%2c ni
t,t.on +@5c June do. isqi9c adde's, li9i2o Vermont
Mutton and yrariings iuGc. Veal bnSc cheese quiet,
Norlhern ioaio'.c Western 93loc Eggs gl;ct; nearby
gan .3c. Beans plenty and duh. yellow EYES 81 Boa
81 90 kidneys. 81 ods ' marrow pea 81 O5u$i IL;
small pea u 5onsi - m"Jims, = iogSl io Poultry
ioI,5r Northern fowls i2c: chickens. 2Mlc Western
chickens ana fowls saoc Potatoes quiet; Iebrons. 400
a.. white stock 35uiOc Dakota reds 3JN3Ic. Grapes
oll, ,q0c f1r ponies Hay quiet. choice new. SiGusiI.
lower grads si2uSi5. Rye straw quiet at sl9uS.o.
Leather uuct hemlock sole non acid hrsis. .od2lc
nuTa,o Dee l-spring wheat closed steady No hard.
s9s,c: Northern sI'-c; % Old. sasc No Northern.
s4i.c winter wheat closed firm: No red ?5isc; No
white D7c IN corn closed Arm; 40 yellow 25c:
r. do "a ,424s.c: NJ do. 23igc; No2 corn. :lc: M
2 corn 23i.c: No .2isc. on track, No yellow.
2Tf,c In store Oats closed firm. unchanged Barley
changed Rye dull No 2 l4c. IA store Flour dull. easy
unchanged Milifeed quiet. unchanged
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

ur cane WIN Java quoted al lis iizd fair refining
nl ,'s, f..t was nrm present mo1th unchanged 81
"s - ana next month i'sd higher. and Gnn,ei at
~ f'Eh me local market firm. with importers
a.E'ns more noHer for their hofinss. BID prices
' "r ~ test c"niffHga2 L. 10 fng ~ MuscDVaco
ard II 10 for test roasslz suc.r Iafe YESTERDAY
-'o tons Java basis SO test az 10, about due
I'M. feiined sugar was unchanged hards. bat
sis we're alNan,ed &c On ~ grades. Gianuiaed
lu'ie' az t'sc IL wa@ ruMoied that the American
Sugar Refining Company viii 20 into the coffee roasting
business. 40 retaliation aTalnst the Arbuckes. who
n"Nr announced their intention of refining for
iheir iobbinE trade.
lohN''p-Si, i,adiness is reported In i0iarro. with
Amy dci'Ne sales movement. sales amounting t0 GU
Inse'. itllding l'D cases crop iS'5 %sw England
havana Al l"g".c; 100 cases iN Penns'.Yan.i Havana
NJ llFAl2'zc 100 cases ls!ci. Pennsylvania seed ~
nHloizc 100 'as.s lsJ. Onondaga 12o 70
Nmm@'S. at l1Nl2c crop isj. IIavau4 ,air.y active
VIII s";.s ., -" Da"s ni TO- 10 81 -. Sunaiia quiet
with sales 100 bales ~ Coc s.. IN bond
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
Railroads.
ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS..
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of DEsBRossEs AND CoATLASDr
STREETS.
SEQ a: ~. FAST MAII.-Puiman BUFFET Sleeping Car
ooo A. is is FAST saenfS No sSass. Car to psOur
1000 4: VI: PENXsYLy6XIA LIMlTED:-P@a,msn
acn tars Sss sies a2@ ea"f M Spa
4. NJ. Cincinnati s'ss A. H. indianspolis SO 4. NJ;
rc,adn iSusr at LID A. NJ st. Louis S.' l. a. anu
$50 +: 81; enicAoo AND ST LOUIS EXPIRE EXPRESS s55
chieago Arrive Cincinnati TO- Is A. NJ 81. Lcuis 7is
600 n y SI'SHe M %s4snS 4s1 + hSxpRrsssepns and DIM
ing Cars 70 Chicago and Cleveland Arrives Cleveland
7a5 H. eSTfG f n SsAi
cs GST' to M G'nah' naanapos n%S II o
as" A. pscTt NJ 1sScna %S Sleeping Car
10 Pittsourg Connects for Chicago daily and cieve-
land - aifs :!saT si,'iE SsS sorTn .,
s%ss sas So ,D"Ss sS
s'ss s.r 5' Is 's qsn "a' ,s s.sa.., @ ' :.
New osans ss.os s'E
vile and Ho, SPRING. 1915 night daily. seepers to
ATL%S4Ie SossT MSEss9 N; daily sl;;psr: s;,s to
css%ESkH K s"S 500 NJ
rSs Ss OLD Ta1sSf pSs nT dn% D%s via ca
Charles Route; A. NJ weekdays and with Through
Atlantic CITY. 100 P II. weekdays. Through Buffet
For. CAPE MAY. 100 p. u. wee..aays. -, ,o,,,
Pleasant oio A. NJ IL 10, 3.4o $40 and li.5O r. NJ
weekdays. sundays stop at Inierlaken for Asbury
PARK, 9i5 A. NJ. 800 y. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
g. $50 o go 30 Penn'a Limited. 1910
Njlning Car). II A. NJ. - l. 2io. B. 4. i.3o 40
Dining Carr Dining carr. dining Carr. !.5O
s. 3P NJ. II. II night sundays. G.i5. $50 Q. 33p 40
Limited TO- II 4. NJ. Dining t'ar), a. '3o Dining
Car). 500 Dining Car) q Dining Car, 7t5. = . +. NJ
u IL night -.
Ticket offices: Nos. 433 1896. 1923. III. and 2ct
broadway. I Astor House and foot OF Desbrosscs ana
Cortland Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton street s
Enadway and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot of Fulton
street BROOKLYN: Station. Jersey city IRE New YORK
Transfer Company will call for and check baEsage from
hotels and residences through deatinaton.
s PREVOST J.. r. WOOD.
General MANAGER General Pass'r Agent