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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

Highlands In speaking of the points OF similarity
between the two routes the Controller SAID; ihe
rector-s, boats run on stated schedule times OF
considerable frequency. they carry a large numoe'
of passengers who make trips 10 and from the CITY
daily. and much baggage. and the passengers car
red are not only railroad passengers 10 points
south OF Atlantic Highlands but also include Q
large number OF permanent and transient residents
at the last-named place. II is difficult 10 see now
This service differs from that OF the PennsyvahiA
Railroad over the ferry at Twenty thrd-st. wnich
pays the city per cent OF its gross receipts OH
the New-York side for It's franchise or that OF the
Long Island Railroad. at Pine-st.. for which rent
Is paid as a ferry. -. ..u.
Il have thought, IL proper 70 bring this matte,
10 your attention the law officer OF the city anu
would respectfully request. IT, IN your JuusHen.,
the facts warrant such course. that you IAN
whatever steps may be necessary to Protect tns
interests OF the city In It's ferry franchises WINCH
have been an important source OF reVehus "
the city for more than 200 years go,
A. Is. Boardman. counsel for the Jersey Cen.ita:
saw Acting Corporation Counsel Turner yesterday
about the proposed ferry. Mr.. Turner said AFTER
ward that nothing had been done In the ms aws
and tina, steps were probable unless me sos
parry attempted 10 land passengers al the psS ,nc
without proper authority. In which case an Iyus s
ton would probably be obtained by the CITY se'a's
tiles TO restrain the railroad company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
CANCELLED STAMPS AROUSE SUSPICION.

The works of the Akali Chemical Company. a
frame building In Centre-st, Jersey City. were
damaged by fire late on Monday night. The loss
Is estimated at 81. 200.
Telegraphic Superintendent John Speicher Of the
Fire Department. and Insurance Adjuster Dorr
were inspecting the burned building yesterday and
were surprised find thousands of cancelled
postage stamps in the place, done up In packages
OF one hundred or more. They regarded this as
suspicious and informed Postmaster Jordan who
could not understand why cancelled stamps should
be a part OF the stock OF chemical company. and
he consulted with Chief Murphy and also the post
Office Inspector An investigation is being made.
Postmaster Jordan said last evening that the de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS.

Niagara -theLake, Ont. July 13.-The ten
mis- tournament for the championships OF Canada
began to-day at the courts of the Queens Royal
Hotel. The entries include many Of the frst-cass
American players. r. ID. Wrenn. the present
holder Of the Canadian championship, IS expected
later in the week to defend his title. The singles
were the only events started to-day. The doubles
and handicap singles will be started tomorrow.
Scores:
Championship singles preliminary roundl-R. V. Beach.
New-Haven beat Scott Griffin Toronto. Ga 90 %:
O. y sheldon Yale, heat r. ID. Little, New York. 10.
G-i; C. P, Dodge Yale, beat d. F. Davis, Harvard.
CO SO Ga; F. G. Anderson. Toronto. beat ". X.
Auchincloss l6. 90. G-; 1. T. Ware. Harvard. bea,
] C. Nelly, Cornell G-3. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
JERSEY CENNRAL FERRY PRIVILEGES.

The rivalry between the Pennsylvania and Jersey
Central railroads on the Hudson River was brought
10 the front again through letter which Controller
Fitch sent yesterday TO Corporation Counsel Scott
relative the alleged plan OF the Central Railroad
OF New-Jersey for running a ferry from Com
munipaw, ~ j., To Whiteha-s,.. NewYork." Mr.
Fitch believes that the plan proposed differs In no
essential particular from the boat service Of the
Jersey Central between Rector-st ana Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
mo ATTEMPT At wRoNGDolNd'
DECISION OF THE STEWARDS or HE
c,,n ~ THE CASE OF THE rRIAR.


nrersroS OF THE STEWARDS OF The ''
cr,n ~ THE CASE OF THE rRIAR'
A dscsion in the case of The Friar ".' -
,,og,ord.v nv the stewards of the Jockey e'"o' 49,
ha,a >, ,rcotinu at the Brighton Beach ra.e'o"''o
!, Oh. of,orroon II was announced as ioho",
"rh. stewards of thu Conoy Island Jockey ~,uo.
h.,,,p presented to the stewards Oh .'e 'o'
Climb the result of their investigation Vi w a,
run nv The Friar IN his three races u. uA -
inc and tho stewards of the Jockey S'u" ""'o
beard tho owner trainer and Jockey rcspec'"e ."e
carr, and beiug satisfied from the evidence Una. ''s
,,y,or trainer ard Jockey are not III inc Haoi' VI
hating fail 10 find n motive ior tne '@o g.,
running of this horse. The stewards IL" NC u.s.
fro-n Tho evidence Of the trainer, ana other e'i-
do,ce satisfactory to them that the morse Is ue"
cate Of a nervous disposition. eapaoie VI e'e"
performances at times and disappoi"'''e
others The stewards are satishen' ioi" ~.
oupb Investigation they have made tha' '"e'o '
heeu no attcmp: at wrongdoing
The stewards present ut the meeting we'e % ID
Belmont J. II. Bradford James II. hee"e' -
Hitchcock and Andrew Miller
The following officials appointed by the oaia09
Racing Association were approved; Judge w. L.
poxera. starter W. ]. Fitzpatrick; clerk OF scales
g I, Ruh ir steward. w. NJ. Nolan; Handicapped
w r Vosbursh Clarence Mcdowell was APP
pointed steward to represent the Jockey Oiuo q.
the Queens County Jockey Club meeting 'pe'''
permission was granted TO Edward Garrison anu
n Bergen TO own and train horses, uncer hue NJ
lis of the Rules of Racing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
4 1. l.. TO MEET on MlNHATTIN FIELD.

The Track and Field Championship Committee of
the Amateur Athletic Union Of the United States
has closed with the New-York Baseball Club
and will hold the outdoor track and field cham
pionships Manhattan Field on Saturday, Au-
rust 2s This meeting promises to be sensa-
tional one. The Chicago Athletic Association IL
strong this year and there is every indication OF
IFS being well represented in all the races.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
"BIG SLY" TO FOUND 4 FARM COLONY.

Typographical Union No g. OF this city has de-
cdcd 10 found farm colony In a small way for Its
INDECENT members. If possible. and proposes 10
purchase some land within fifty miles OF the
metropolis Among those who think wei. of the
scheme Is Bolton Hall. the lawyer. Some land was
offered to the union some time ago. 1t In
Pennsylvania. and far distant from the city that
IL was rejected by the union. Blk Six" has m
bcrship OF over i've thousand, and OF these there
are about five hundred members either incapaci-
tated from doing work or unable 10 obtain employ
ment. The farm will be established for their
benefit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
c,y,DIly RIFLEMEy SHOOT WELL.

London July i3-The shooting contest at pisey
began this morning The weather was good ana
TIE attendance large. In the Wilmot competition
M 100 yards open to all corners. the Canadian
riaemen did some excellent shooting. Blair, Drys-
dale and Ross scored 81. BroadhurTt 81 and Kerr
and Simpson g. all ont OF a possible 3d. In the
P,xley competition at 100 yards open to all com
ers Blair Windat and Langstroth made 30 out OF
POSSIBLE 81. The aggregate value of the prizes
I'm each of these competitions Is 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
JOHN ". gTOUTS ESTATE.

New-Brunswick. July l3 (SpeciaD.--G Lee Stout
and Jacob Stout executors OF the Of John w.
Stout, a former resident Of New-Brunswck. pre-
scented their third accounting In the Middlesex
County Orphans Court this morning. The state
ment showed cash carried over from last account
ing 10 be fl5S000 and the income since that time
$4,000 making a total Of $4,000. The accounting
was passed --------------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
BARNEY BARNATo's HORSES SOLD.

Newmarket, July l3.-Ten horses belonging 70 I'M
late Barney Rarnato, the South african '',.i'i,a
-, u,o-a sojI TO-DAY on Newmarket Heath for
good prices. The highest figures were Ie'tcneI ~
the stallion Worcester, which was bought ny Ao'u
Marcus Beres:ord for 200 guieas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
srDDEy DEATH OF MRS. JAMES KAY.

Mrs James Kay died suddenly AT her home In
Sea CltJ yesterday from heart failure She had
been III Tor few days hut her Illness was not re-
garded as serious until yesterday afternoon, ~hen
she bece me worse and died. -, ~,
Mrs Kay was only twenty-five years OLD Her
h,,shand belongs TO well-known Philaielphla
family. She leaves baby six months OLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
UNpERcLorHING FOR CYCLISTS.

James McCutchcon & Co.. OF No Il West Twen-
ty-third-st. are making speciality OF underwear
for cyclists. The goods are of Defined linen mesh.
a pure linen fabric The underwear Is of benefit
TO cyclists as II absorbs the perspiration The
teria Is well suited for athletes 1t is light and
dura BILE as well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

The New-York Consulate is watching Tor glass;
throwers Frank Reilly. of No 40 East rltteen'h-
81 was arrested fer throwing glass bottle INTO
the street on Monday by Bicycle Pohcemah Charies
c Manning AT feminist and Second-ave ana ar
pTai1med in the Third District Court Chalrmah
Rosened OF the Rights and PRIVILEGES lie
Tound however that II was not case OF spite ana
I Peiv' vas COMPELLED 10 pay only a 81 fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

The membership in the League OF American
Wheelmen continues to increase, and the preoie-
ton made by President Potter. that II VIII reach
100000 before the end OF the year. may De aeri'ieu
The new members for the week number l,"o max
,r, = ,o,aI m dare of $3.50 The membership in the
leading States is divided up as follows; New, ork;
new members for the week. iS3 Win to.a Va
% 600 Pennsylvania 49, total 1871: Massacnusetts'
III: total, u,ei2; New-Jersey. l0i; total $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

The Associated Cycling Clubs Of Long Island viii
ho,d a meeting at Rader's, on the Coney Island
nvrle nath next Monday night at $50 y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

Tho Race Committee OF the South Brooklyn
Wheemen will hold meeuns az TIC eiuoi'ou'e' w.
,-s Nnth-st Brooklyn, Tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
SECOND lilly MEETING AT NEWMARKET

SECOND JULY MEETING AT NEWMARKET.
London July l3-The Lorard-Beresford stables
three-year-od brown FLY Belssama ran second III
the race for trial plate at the first days racing
of the Newmarket second July meeting to-day
G.. w. Marsnars three-year-old bay hlly HAZE
he.cb bcina first This ,ece Is OF go soveregns Tor
Hrer-ysar-olis and UPWARD, the winner - be sold
by auction for 100 s6veregns TneTe were neT zen
siarters over the Bunbury mile. the iIor'ilaru-
ford stables three-year bay geldins Gar-
ing third. ,., ..., -, oil
A. Sydneys aged bay horse Stlngo won IN az an
This Is OF lob SoVereiBI5 IOs
iy3-vcar-oIds and upward. the winner to ne SID
he auction for go sovereigns. Tacre were eiSnt
starter, over the last five furiongs OF the bunDuIy
mile Including August He'm0nts Raros.
ford stables bay colt As,opho Uhrse years old) py
Sensation ont Of Acina. was second -,,o,r-o,a
The Iorillard- Bcrcsford stables three year ia
chestnut ee,ding Draco ran third in the race t9I
the Visitors Welter Handicap Of l5) sovereigns MT
Uouldsworth's three-y ear-old bay colt sligo peI,s
frst Fifteen horses over the last SIX fuFlohes
OF the Bunbury mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

Entries for the Riverside Wheelmen's National
circuit race meet July ST. at Manhattan Beach.
uu close with ]. NJ. Gentle. No SA West End-ave..
on July "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

Cyclists desiring TO Join the League OF American
whecnen may obtain full printed Interruption and
membership blanks by sending names and addresses
to The cycling Editor, The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

A number OF the fast racing men OF New-Jetsey
are about to turn professionals; Among the num-
her are John Ruel and Victor Hesse. Jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

Engineer John f. McArdee. president Of the New
York Firemen's Cycle Club made an effort to break
the bicycle record from this city to Philadelphia
and return yesterday. McArdee left this city at
a. m and arrived at Philadelphia at 9:l7. breaking
the record by nearly twenty minutes. He started
on his return tourney at 10 a. m arriving at
Newark AT ) o. M He telegraphed TO friends In
this city that he expected to reach here by 6io p m
Al 10 O o'clock last night McArdee had not been
heard from and 1t was supposed that the rainstorm
caused him to abandon the attempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

r u Callahan. the well-known racing man OF
puTolo with his bride. arrived in this city yester-
dav on their wedding tour They are staying at
the NendOme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

Won handily by length; two lengths between second
and third.
THIRD RACE-NAUrILUs STAKES. for three-year-
olds: value 81 600: penalties and allowances one and
one-sxteenth miles.
Mrs Jere Dunns ch. Z. Sunny slope; by o..
E;hsTMeta: los n; fw1ihitsla 81 81
Kensico Stables b. C. Azure. ia. tDogsc'V$ W -
L. s q w. z. Thompsons b. T. Fireside
OF ...........................t Corbley 50 Il
Haphazard. ia .......::.....; 'tS'iis'o
Time-l:JJ.
Won easily by four lengths; lengths between sec
ond and third
FOURTH RACE-sl 900 added selling. One mile
Chauncey Jacobs's oh. Z. Set Fast, by
Masetto-Bandala. yrs, 81 D: = ID
James McLaughlins CHI. c Pr mier. s. no.
Foster Brothers b. c. Dr. Sheppard. 3,
loo .....................A Barretu 80 -
Tom Cromwell 4. 100 (car. 10, lsims, 81 20
"'"'- Time-1:4Gs,.
Won IN a drive by q half ength: length between
second and third.
FIFTH RAcE-s7oO added: for two-year-ods; allow
ances. furlongs
p Dunns's b. c: swango. by ononlasa.an &, ~,
NgySna NJ 2. sly Fox III , isSTR II out out
Eileen d. lO4. .(Wapshire) D 3O-l 81
H" 49, Tme-lS.
Won very easily by six lengths: four lengths between
second and third
SIXTH RAcE-sJoO added for madens; special weights:
selling. Six furlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES TO-DAY.

Won easily by lengths; four lengths between
and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

o,,o, . ia Successful toa
Passover .............11ilN Nay Say'.'.'''' a.,
Notion account OF the condition OF I'M Ia. declared
oe; ami The sixth substituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

company E OF the sth Regiment will start on its
tour awheel en- Saturday at l p. M. leaving the
armory at Ninety-fourth-st and Park-ave. The
military wheelmen expect TO travel about nifty miles
n day They will travel in heavy marching order
and will be under full military discipline Tor the
trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

FIRST RACE-Purse 5000 for three upward
tina, have and not won Ance June 49, allowances
nd a ski
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

One Of the most interesting race meets OF the sea-
son ought to take place at the new board track at
Newark Saturday afternoon. There will be mile
novice a mile open. a mile handicap and a mile
tandem race for amateurs; mile open. two-mile
handicap and a flve-mile handicap for profession
ais Parsons the Australian. who is staying with
Zimmerman, at Freehold. will ride haf-mile ex-
hibition paced by a trinet. Among the profession
ais entered are Carroll Jack TEDDY Goodman.
Maddox Rigby and Carpenter. There will also be
a match race between the Riverside and Newark
Nagie Judge. Hedstrom. and Henshaw. and the
Newark quad by Hargan, Neville, kigby and Haw-
thOrne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

Total "a lotdi
BOWLING; ANALYSIS

RUNS AT THE FALL. OF EACH WICKET.
First Innings.
Pauadephia u 2Ds $50 3s6 800 36l AIS 421 42
Notts ....... ~ i03 III 1928 Isl l9S 22l Dol PA
Second Innings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

In spite Of the numerous promises made by GER
tain members of the Board of Aldermen that the
proposed bicycle ordinances would be disposed of
at once the ordinances still hang fire. At the meet
ing Of the Board at the City Hall yesterday action
on the proposed ordinances postponed On re-
quest for n public hearing which will be held next
Monday. The ordinances will then come up again
before the full Board on Tuesday. Alderman Ware,
the ld-time athlete, who has fathered the wishes
Of the cyclists says he is convinced that the ord-
will be passed as suggested, Win possibly
few amendments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
THE LARGEST CYCLE PURSE EVER OF
FERED.
QUILL. CLUB wHEELMEN TO GIVE A $4,000 HANDI-
CAP--RoAD ORDINANCES POSTPONED

CARLOAD ORDINANCES POSTPONED
AGAIN-NOTES AND COMMENTS
The Quill Club Wheelmen of America, whose
headquarters are in this city, have been working
quietly and energetcally for their big two-day Ma
tional circuit meet. to be held at Manhattan Beach
New-York on September and 6. The feature Of
the meet will be the 5000 Quill Club Wheelmen's
Handicap This is the largest purse ever offered
for in this country. 1t is expected to bring
the fastest professionals together for miles around
and every rider will have an equal chance OF land
ing first prize. The plan which has been adopted
calls for the heats Of the big at one mile to be
run on a Saturday. while the final. at two miles.
will be run on Labor Day. The winner of the final
will receive 81 900, the second man $50 the third
man 800 and the fourth man $50 This makes a
total OF 81 400 and the other $500 will be divided
among the placed men in the heats and semi rnals
to be run on September T. An entrance fee of $40
will be charged each man, and entries for the big
will close August r.
The times., 1897-04-09
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

,Schedule In effect January Is. 1897
All trains arrive and leave pennsylvania
= a m.-Daiiy. local Tor Danyille, Char
Iotte and way stations, connects at ManaS-
sas for s Str asburg, harrlsonourg, aid
Wv stations, daily. except Sunday, ard
~ vnchb burg with the Norfolk and West
aTn daily and with the chesapeake and
OHIO, daily, for tho Natural Bridge and
III I1.f5 m.-DaHy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
Shoppers. New f9TE ana sNiaisbhIpEton 60
y,,mr,an Sleeper for Asheyille and Hot
Snrintrs n e.. Knoxville and Chattanooga,
Tcnn and at Charlotte with Pullman
iial.,,,r FOR Augusta Pullman Buffet Sleep
ar New York To New orleans. connecting
- HtIanta for BIrmlngDam ana Mem
sS,s @S Solid tram washington To Epgv
Orleans without change Sunset personally
cnnsiucted tourist excursion through sleeper
On tLis train every Saturday To San Fran
ciso0' 80, n nj LOcul for Front Royal, Stras-
burg and Aarrisonburg, daily. except sun
o4y5 81 D. m-DaiIy, local for CbarIottes
Viiiei e.5n n m-DaiIy, except Sunday, NEW
WORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED, Pullman
XesIbuled espCI9 S S4fS 1cng cagEs G2rz Nz
SoTI to Jacksonville and 81. Augustine.
Also pullman sleeping Car New York to
Augusta with GoIneILyl2i, y iyT ~ ;aln,, aIn .,-
sol m & TESTERN. STIBULED. LINZ
ITED. composed OF Pullman e.JIDuled
ti.sners dining cars and day coaches.
S',iI1non sIeepers New York to Nash
-,,iIa Tenu via AsheyIllc, knOXylH9
and Chattanooga. New York TO Tampa,
80 C;hTrIOtte, Columbia, Savannah and
To- acl,snnyille, and New York to Mem
80 Vi, -lgrTnIEgnam, New 1 Ofk 10 New
/ Rrieans. via Atlanta and Montgomery.
| VesfihuIed day coach w dSuinELOu - at
,s,aa Southcrn Railway dining car, Greens
I boro 20 Montgomery ,.<,,, -, go.
TEAMS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
! nj vTeiON leave asnlngtOn J.Ot q In
a1tiy and 4:45 d. III daily, except Sun
| day and 6:20 p. III SUNDAY only Tor
Ssr,,1n.i ttIil. 4:.i2 y. III daily, except sun
day for Leesburg. and 90 p ~ daily for
Herndon. Returning, arrive at W dSnilg-
TON s.y6 a III. and 500 y. III. Gaily. from
kouSa Hli and 7:O6 a IN daily, except
sunIay- IRON Herndon, anu S:54 a. Ii
DALI except sunday, from LeeSDurg.
ThrOug gb trains from the south arrive at
WashineTOn 6;42 u, m, 80 p. IN, and
30 a IN. daily, and 9.45 O. III. daily eX-
! Sent Nonaay HarrisOnburg. l2:4O d.
M and $40 ID. m. daiiy, except Sunday,
! And g 40 a. M daily, from CharIotteS Vile
| Tickets sleeping car reServ alton, and In
formation furnished at offices, OIL and
/ 1900 Pernsylv ania avenue and at PennSyi-
vsTia Kailr0ad Passenger station.
/ NJ IN. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
\ n M I,ILP, IrafrIc Manager.
w a. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
j.. s. Brown, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
The times., 1897-04-09
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS.
S.50 A. Al. week days-PfTTSBURG Il x-
: PRESS-parIor and Dining Cars. Harris
burg TO PittsDurg-
Pullman Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
observation cars, Harrisburg to Chicago,
Cincinnati. Indianapolis, ST. Louis, Cleve-
land and Toledo Buffet Parlor Car to
1850 A. 81 FAST LINE-Pullman Burrei
rarior Car to Harrisburg; Buffet Parior
$40 r. NJ CHlCAG0 AND Sr. LOUIS
Express - Sleeping Car Washington
TO ST Louis, anu sleeping and Dining
lars harrisburg To 81. Louis, CincInfiau
tI0 r NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-PuIi.
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago.
Car TO Chicago
ITO z. NJ SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington 70
Pittsburg and Harrisburg TO st. Louis
and Louisville (via Cincinnatil Dining
Car.
1910 r. Nj. PACIFIC ExPREss-fui.-
man Sleeping Car TO Pittsflrg
80 a. NJ. for Kane. Canaudat qua. kOches-
ter, and NIAGARA + ais daily, except
Sunday
tU.50 ~. NJ for EInira and ,senOyo daily,
except Sunday. For Lock Haven week
days and Hiillamsport Sundays, $40
7.Io T.. N. Tor wmHamsport, Rochester,
BuIfaio and Niagara Falls daily, except
So SatSnTday, SnsiSs: with Sleeping Car Washington
10. 10 L. III. for Erie, Canandaigua, R0cbes-
yer, Buffalo. ana Niagara Fails daily,
,sleeping Car Washington To EInira.
Nor iiadeiRaia; rbe Sew 1orE' "nu
40 r: III. CONGRESS IOHAL LINZ
LIEU, LIE aaily, al Pariet Cars, With Din,
inS iniSg Tar from rom bSlsimqre a6 Regular az Z 90
Carr. and Loo (Dining Car from VII
In IInlp9stonJ 9 M A \, M: 12-4o, 3;I5, 40. q 90
Car from VIII %liiningSa iig a. a. M ~ isIS|, LTD sIb,
AZ. $50. 1000 and 80 z. u. Fos
Philadelphia only Fast Express, so
81. week days, 2.Ol and 6 20 i. ii.
ae aaSy l. Epr K wess s9stSn ays wsRP?s nhS s5
For Atlantic City CvIa De.aware River
For Stisse, sIf,,1dra amrah route m sl5 p n daily
ted 4.20, 4.3s, 8; 40, 8. / ., 8 90, 10.
on nq9o s9oaT 1919 90 1B55 % spa 90 1s5 6 66
11.OO am, II 10, / i5, 2.OI, 3 Is, 8 40,
400 limited, 40. 8. 40. 6.16, $50.
For Pope Creek Lire, Z. so a. m. : and 80
For annapolis, 10. 800 q. m, 1918
snbd4ys sGa 80 goo "a @ daily Ed ezGsP5 SJ q Sunday m
ATLANTIC Coast Line. Florida Special
for Jacksonville and st. Augustine.
1O-4S p. IN. week days Express for
Florida and points On Atlantic Coast
Richmond only, 1857 a. m -7eek da IS:
Atlanta Special, via Richmond snd Sea
board Air Line, 4.4O y. III daily Ac-
C0nnOdatiOn for Qusntco, q 10 o. IN
Gnd f. 25 p. N. week days
. Ticket Offices COTLeT Fifteenth and u
streets, and at the station, sixth and b
streets where orders can De left for check
Ing OF baggage 70 destination IT1m hotels
and residences.
> j. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
j. e. WOOD. General Passenger Agent