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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-17
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives RuNalo a55 r. Pullman VesouN Day coaches
and Parl,r Dining Car service. Meals a carte
Connects Buffalo with through sleepess % Detroit and
Chicago. -
$3.50. 100 p VI daily f'r EASTON. MAUCH
CHUNK NIfkESBARRE. SCRANTON and coal
branches Chair car 10 Eas'on except Saturdays and
SUNDAYS.
$3.50. $40 ? VI daily. except Sunday FOR WILKES
RARRE PITTS rON SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate Stations connects fT all points in coal regions
Pullman Buffer Paror Ear Tor Wilkesbarre.
$50. $40 D. " daily. except sunday. FOR EASToN
ard Intermediate stations.
$3.50. 1913 = NJ. sundays onlV for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
$3.50 $40 j. VI. daily. except sunday FOR EASTON
ana principal intermediate stations
$3.50 900 T. ". daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS ard all points west Pullman sleeper. vesiibule
train y Y 10 chicago Shoppers Buffalo and Toronto.
pirlne car York Easton
$40 J.. NJ. 10 Fly. sunday. Stopping only
A. SOUTH PLAINFlEID EAsT0N. BETHIEHEM.
MATCH CHUNK SAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
BATAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO Pullman sleeper
for Buffalo None but sleeping car passengers carried.
No baggage carried. - -
$40 $40 p. VI. daily for WlI.KEsRARRE ITH-
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER Bt'FFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and points Pullman TO Chicago.
Additional local trains daily except sunday. for SOUTH
PT,AINFIEr.D. BOUN ND BROOK and intermediate points.
leave as follows: 5000 1850 30 1890 SUNDAYS
cnly \ NJ - % go. $3.50 40. $50 and $50 F. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations At 1lS. 26l 2I3'
M 90 and 3@3 Broadway. 81 F. 18th St, l56 Z l25th
G. l9I BowArv y y. SEQ Fulton ST, Court St. ss
pr,advav ard Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
transfer Co Will call for and check baggage from
bo,al " residence through to destination
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TRUSTS AND THEIR STOCKS"

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Please permit a daily reader OF your excel
lent paper to make few statements regarding the
subject of the article Trusts and Their Stocks in
your issue OF the 9Th inst You seem TO think that
there is still so much opposition to the business
COMBINATIONS known by as trusts, that
when Congress convenes it will he deluged with
bills for their extrDsion. and YOU state that II Is
not 50 clear 10 people OF practical knowledge as 1t
once seemed 10 be that these organizations are al
WAYS pernicious to the public welfare. think
the craze and dread once awakened against trusts
bv some potical acitators are pretty well over in
the Eastern and Middle States. We have seen the
ghost and know enough Of his personality ana DO
incs 10 lose all fear Of him and make us wish mat
he may always remain with US.
one Of the two trusts Uhe American Sugar REM
ing Company named in your article has given
satisfaction ever since II began business 20 every
one using It's product. The article is faultle~sy
manufactured. and the price much lower than We
were accustomed to pay for sugar. The corners
and "soueezes" 50 common in other food products,
are unknown in sugar, and yet every one can IN
derstand that the company Is not without oppor'u-
mites in this line. In addition to supplying IN
pure state and cneapN an ar,cIe nceuea al hatGs
household tn employees OF the company nay
better pay and steadier work than Others IN the
same Inc Of business. This was brought out fui!y
by the hostile Ilexow Committee. The STOCK OF me
concern is held by thousands OF people poor, AZ
wen as the rich-ai over the land and whatever
profits are made they get their Just snare OF tnein
eevod 70 consumers by the reduced price. II
Doscher. Arbuckle or any other private parties en-.
gage in The sugar-reining business the pronts-snd
they will be as large as competition VIII permit
viii 60 into their Individual pockets and the gen
eraI public win not he enriched thereby TIE
&C. me pockets into which the profits go the
ras,or The temptation to resort TO aduteratiOn and
other undesirable practices.
These are some of the views OF A workingnan.
and householder who has no acquaintance WITH
any officer OF any trust in the land hope they
iii meet with your approval. and he considered
worthy Of n corner IN The Tribune.
W. ~ 10y WI oc, Il 1895 FAIR PLAY.
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r ailroaus.
Railroads.
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

al through trains stop at Albany. Utica Syracuse
hochester and Buffalo
@ 4, Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED
Fastest Train in the World. Due Bunalo 1'ie r. ~,
Niagara Falls. 5:S2 P NJ Toronto. 900 p Nj; De
$40 \; Mast NAIL. Daly-For Buffalo niagara
IN o., Falls and Cleveland. e, ro-
IV.oO A M.-DAY EMPRESS eK'.nt sIna , o,r..
M Buffalo and all important New York statS p9 T
I.OO p M-soUTHwEsTERN LIMITED ana c, In
,.,cAGo SPECIAL. Daiy-For Columbus o"'''
m lndanapols: St Louis and Snieas sPprcrAr ex-
o'VO r MAKE SHORE LIMITED. naly c, TO-.
train 10 Chicago Lake Shore. Due ceSers ~.
io no a. NJ due Chicago 400 p. N. sleephs anu '
800 r. M-WEsrERN EXPRESS Dary-FOr NJ
q Ok tssaTa Falls Toronto Cleveland Chcasg Troy
40 Montreal and except SATURDAYS fos O sWH Non
''fO j. M-ADIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS ANp MO''
Sd, IRREAL EXPREss: Daily; so,.ruvrsrvHN
srECIAI. Dally-For Buffalo. Nisea III. '
q M sysnnd. Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81 lNe as.
"'VV =. M-SPE IAf. LIMITED MAIL. DAN NJ Via
3.lo :. M-PAClFIc ExPPEss. Dpily-For ognen,
burg Niagara Falls cleveland. chicago Gan ana road al
1910 nirhtHMipNiaHT EXPRESS For c sHgsay
nights chicassGS :s.e.S: s' Issys 4, s.l'
o;15 N and 3:27 P. M.-paly. except sunday "
,pIttshed. sundays only at O2O A. "
-mesner Palace Cars All through trains
-,aihs illuminated with Pntsch Light c.....
gckst and Wagner Offices Grand Central station
15 ?s 4l3 Broadway. Fl East i4h st pa Brosawan
s55 Columbus Ave- Il I25th ST. l25th 81 satIon
Telephone 'xac thirty eighth street" for N'wYoIk
Sss Cab .ervic. Bsssase checked from ho'e OF
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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TUE pETROLErM MARKET.

IN. trading in oil no, 70 active this "eeN, "a
. -, 1,.rcA 81 10 point. IN the price ~ Tehnsd j.
a.,ea Abroad prices generally unchanged eA'eI,
london. where prices advanced "a per .r~ ,hA
.. Nor. was no sdvsnes 10 spcak o' ouFihS ~
J" .a,.a u,.-4 extremely light ana nos"' -
.n nrc1u..-s Prices. however. continue nm.
At,. seem to te IN hurry 20 sell at rfsseh 'uoa
~. AZ = ru'e re- are h'iH'fi' IN n'snsl
,.,,,s IN 80 sod during th- "A'k "e'- N "'
me w 80, .h,. IL due s,'ely inability 10 secure
va. ,s,,,,orv. Suitable territory Is eHtEemey fes'9e
- 3, f. relieved that 4 1t could he secured ' WI.
- u,v would be much greater than in hu1'oe' Oh
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prcKPOCKETS IN sTREETCARs.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: sklful pickpockets seem to he acuVeiy plying
their trade just now in the city cars particularly
e., The crosstown lines and daily relieving gen
tlemen Of their gold watches
An accidental 90 jostling on the PLATFORM
crowding through the doorway, by which the victim
fe turne5 halfway around by the apparently rue
but vel dressed young man, ana II is nohe Inc
Glued watch is gone This notice Is sem 70 Inc
Tribre that IT may be used as :Gq naE OF van
ing - ,.os
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FIVE TINES on FIFE.

Fire broke out in Wightman Brotherss SASH ana
mind factory. Academy and Hasey s's' Newark
last night. and caused about 5000 damage 10 10
s,ocb The building is three-story frame one
"a by rs feet The flames were star5eG1v oy Pn nv
I'm -Four times earlier I'm the day the WlShtman
Guildinc was set fire in the sam man, az,
1 ii zos were on the outside ana ea,Iy -
tingu1sbnd Five minutes before the MN n a.
aod here was no sigr OF fire. There wa
90 Insurance on building or contents
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TIRE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo, oct. lG-spring wheat lower end weak; 10 !
hard. spot 16%c; No Northern. spot ilNsc No :
Northern. T. 67N.o winter wheat strong no : 5ed.
7i1Tiisc: 1Oi.c Corn--No . yellow. BIC.
No 3 yellow s4a.c: No . corn 3lisc: No corn. 3id
34kc. strong light supply No white CSC No
white &c; No white 25i 7q2Gc No mixed - &C.
No 3 mixed 2fiac. Barley strong Rye dull; No on
track 53c asked Canal frerhs steady. little freight Of
fered present quotations. Flour steady
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
Dnblit Notltc.

GALE Of old material AZ the Navy Yard. Mare
Island. Ca-TherN VII he sold a. tie Navy Yard
Marc Island. cal. material belonging the Navy,
dnmnei unfit fo- therein consisting of anchors
chains manila junk cordaga. cotton canvas. fax canvas
curtains. tah'ec,oihs. plated ware. china
kitchen utensils copper boilers. toilet articles. hose ht
lamps and lanterns. pumps. equipment supplies
flags typeWriiers cooking utensils. ma
cation supplies books. musical instruments furniture
uattrosses hardware. tools packing whalehoas. steam
launches. cutter dinghy, diving apparatus. ordnance
stores, reyolvers. guns ammunition. brushes
clothing. small engines. surgical instruments
medical supplies The sale viii he fo- cash 70 tho
highest bidder. scaled proposals 20 b opened -
o'clock noon November .. 1S9s Schedules containing
y proposals aud terms ~ sale will be furnished
Indication t. So-ekeepe- Navy Yard
leland cal or the Bureau - supplies and Accounts.
NAVY Department Washington. u G. JOHN D. LONG.
Secreiary y TIE NatE. ~ -
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GOVERNOR TOMPKINS'S INITIALS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir; Can any reader Of The Tribune say what the
'D" stands for in Governor Daniel u. Tompkins
rameo lNCC lREh'
Philadelphia. oct. g. 1895.
I"Inquirer's" query has been submitted to the
State Historian Of New-York Hugh Hastings,
who has just published the Military Papers OF
Daniel D. Tompkins" Mr.. Hastings says: The
d in Daniel d. Tompkinss name signifies
NOTHING He was christened Daniel Tompkins
The middle letter subsequently inserted to
distinguish him from schoomaie Of the same
name Ed
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THE PROTECTION OF VACCINATION.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. in several of the newspapers OF New-forK
City of the 9th inst. in dispatch from Manila
It is stated there have been fourteen cases OF
smallpox and six deaths from that disease among
the American troops during the last two days
VIII the Vaccinating doctors or their allies In me
press be so kind 10 explain how vaccination mas
protected the former o. '.modihed the attack IN
the cases OF those who died II must not he for-
gotten that every one Of these men bad been vac,
cnated on enlistment unless he mad ALREADY ma
the SMALLPOX or been recently vacCinated
LENERSON. NJ. u.
Fort Hamilton. oct. :, ls9S
Even supposing the dispatch here cited 10 ne
based on a correct diagnosis. and otherwise ac-
curate, II counts for nothing against the over
whelming mass Of testimony. in thousands OF
cases that vaccination does protect the lndlvid-
ual and the community from smallpox I'd
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

East Buffalo oct. l5.-Cattle-Tiere offerings
veal calves IN liberal supply ana The demand less
active. prices lower. choice To- extra 81 -1ls ~
good choice SO 75as7 ~ sheer and larnbs-Tweny-
two loads on sale. There was fair demand Nes,ern
lambs extra 81 iOn 81 good choice S"n
s. so; fair. s. 750s 25 sheepChoice 10 ex-
50 pOqs5 65. good choice sass -. common to
fsr sass a. Hoss-Four loads on sale and msTket IN
medium 81 aodSl pigs 50 50d$3 60 light Workers 81 20
asa so: rouEhs. 50 3vd$3 eo: stays. So 1878
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave 42d s.; station Y Y. follows. ard
y m. earlier from foot 81 Franklin St:
100 NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily. for A.
har,. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara talls.
Cleveland. p.'roit. Chicago and -. Louis. Arrives
Chicago and s.. L'uis afternoon. Dining car
$3.50 7 N. chicago and -. Louis Limited Daily for
ltica syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit. Cleveland chicago and 81. Louis
Sf5 p. NJ Daily. except sunday for Syracuse, Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Toronto
SI5 = NJ. Daily f-T Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit, Ceve
lard. chicago and s.. Louis.
Time tables A. principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence nv Nestcot' Express
g. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agert. y. Y.
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hano. grandeur glory and universal benehcence, on
the left shame contempt and ins!gaifcance we
are at the parting OF the ways F. A. s.
Washington, d. C., oct. S. 1895
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Refined petroleum closed 20 cents per gallon IN bar
:els and 40 cents in bulk al New-fork. Phladepha
prices being a basis points lower Foreign quota
tons London. -sd per imperial gallon, AntNep
1874 francs 100 klos and Bremen so marks per 30
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years past. As II IT, great deal OF experimental work
IL going particularly in the West Virginia nelis ana
producers taking chance we'll The state
ment Of pipeline for September shows IAN
ing Of in total receipts Of 9TslG bsv;s. compared
with the previous month and decreaze in deliveries ~
1881 barrels The daily receipts decreased
nVl barrels and the daily deliveries decreased a.?
hsrrels. The net stocks decreased 80. eos barrels
The partial pipeline returns from october ! TO l.
lcharters % The l3ih lnclusvel a folows
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Contra! Railroad Of New Jersey.

A1fnral
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic >lgna's'
Stations In New YORK. loot Of Liberty ~
and South Ferry. Whitehall -
foot ~ Liberty -
on and After OF. IS lS9s. .,
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mau'h Chnnk 90
400 7l5 a:iO 4 VI. l20O NJ t. Eastonl. $50 60 10
Faston, 80 - go Eastoni I. ". sundays A3' " 80"
0 Esstonl \. NJ. 100. $50. 800 F. NJ =,
For Wikosharre Pittson ana scranton. 400. 81" A NJ
80 p VI SUNDAYS. $40 a VI. - = 90
For Reading and Harrisburg AZ 400 40 srl - ~. ~
1000 II 80 n Reading, \. NJ las. 30 300 ~ Ls.oo
to Reading P NJ. 1875 night Sundays 80 ~ 80 10
Reading, l. NJ 90 f:i5 $50 500 p. NJ. 2:l5 right
For sunbur, f.awsburg and williamson az 20" 49,
10 4 NJ IN. l.ii 900 p VI. y - night SUNDAYS
20 A NJ 100 i:i5. 900 T. l. Is night.
All RAIL ROT TIE.
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c $780,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park ocean 1rVe
points south Point Pleasant 80 90 ONLY 70 sea
GirtD 40 II 30 \. As only 10 Red Bank, ~" = ~
siS SUNDAYS ,stops at Inerlaken for Ashur' PARK
and ocean Grove. 900 dol5 only 70 Red Bank A. NJ
400 p. " . ~
30 3 SO sis r. NJ sunday. 900 \ NJ. 400 ?. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD. .
40 80 4 NJ. las 4:4o ?. NJ SUNDAYS lNl5 4 VI
For FarminRdale Toms River Barnegat Park and Bar.
aerai $50 80 4 NJ. las. 40 ?. NJ. sunday lo:lh
A. VI 80 =,
For Atlantic City. vneant. ard Brdseton 4So A NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright. and HiFhiants. q
Navosink 80 $50 II 80 4. NJ. 45. 345. 40. 6.l'
900 A NJ. 400 ? VI.
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VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS WANT RELIEF.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: We earnestly hope that Inc tribune VIII
endcavor to get the volunteer engineers relieved
from, service as soon as possible We are here I'M
der great personal sacrifice Inc uine W, We lose
here can never be regained. an ENIINhfN.
ponce Porto Rico. Sept. 20 lSs
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g. OHIO r. r

Now Y0rk WhItehaU 7 7rmInaI. SCUM Ferry and
foot 81 Liberty Street
'Dsny Except Sunday. tsunday,
piTTsBuRG ..3o a. m. t5so p. m. .l.4S ?.
.i2 Is rieh, 20 4. trains from Lihertyst only).
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. 1915 p. m.
NEW ORLEANS. '453 p. Chrough sleeper
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA wAsHINGToN. BALTIMORE
- S. 30 % oDineD. I'll 90 ,Dinerl. - 90 p M
a. ,Dner 20 80 tnne-) 'i55 tDEerD $3.50 p. ana
.i21S night NORFOLK. 'lI30 a n
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Offices 49, l72 26i. i34. 1854 Bdway. 81 E. 1fh-st.
1877 r1Uery y. Y $40. 3ii Fulton-st Brooklyn. White
ha Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
q destination
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LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations foot q West I'D 81 Nenn r. Ri V0IVHH'r %
Desbrossrs st
'Indicaies time from West ed - Othsr rgures sh'"
time from Cortlandt Desbr1sses =. a..
1910. $40 \. NJ DALI SUNDAY '6:i3 = A Nj for
TASTON and in.ermedate stations.
1850 SEQ \. VI. DAILY FOR WlIkESBARRt. S,tAN-
TON ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHESTER, ~ FFAD'
NIAGARA FALLS ami the West. ana lrlnclpaI local
points dining and chair ar - R10alo
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.


TON
From FOOT ~ Liberty s.
Week DAYS 80 500 1000 40 Dining Car 4 N ,
100 As 8 30 90 Dining car. 500 P NJ. l2;l3 mot
SUNDAYS 40 1000 q 80 pinns car, NJ ii5 g go 90
Philadelphia DAYS \ ". 100. 4:3o 100. . No
p. NJ sundays 900 A NJ. 100 ?. VI. ~ 49,
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL 81
Week days 40 7:Ss s2s 80 SO. eos {" go . -
100 1:25 1:i5 100 20 200 80 3D. 3:SS -
ID 055 los II 40 p NJ f2l5 md, SUNDAYS. ZOO.
7.5l sss. 1000. 1870 4 N. 1900 " i2,@5 81 = go
800 300 40 As. 5.25 GOO $50 - So 30"
- o.55 1855 I. NJ. l2:l5 mdt
Tickets and Uarlor seats a. foo' o. I'ihsrtY s.
Whi,ehal S. iI3 l72 2el. A}t 94i 2Si 1928 Broad
way 7S7 9Th Az "a Z 14th -. j5 Ea'' i25ih ST. 2,s
West l25th St 81 Columbus ~. New York Court
St. $50 Fulton St Brooky u. % Broadway. Williams
burg TIE \. Y. Transfer 60. viii call for ard cheek
baggage from hotels or residences 70 destination.
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RAILROADS..

-N~O>~~O~>~>/~~>>~-
den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
IB @ E VEST To SIREE
CTThe leaving time from Desbro.ses and Cor,an,a,
Streets minutes than that given eeio" Tor
e FAST G Bur p rsT52r ci5
ssSlssso,,' ~ eeacss; e rl,,:Sufs "S r.,,.,
$40 n f PhSxsYTasA r. cfsffSs
Ps,.inep sTepns Dining smTslng ann ncDns Ind,
iaHspo L (asSf2 t Sc fSa: i0's'o '"-
1.2O p. VI, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
$50 p a " WEs sr aSf EXpREr ceran Chi
1854 fySisj Tsf$E'i Pitts
7o r. W. PAcTFe s Ps pours and
eedso GonSss, 'o 1svs,ns ssssp fapSs Bu.
Sleeping car Nv Altoona Ea:, Liberty p!:'
burg and points West daily except Sunday NO eoaches'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
a M 1870 80 8 % eohgres.ona Lin; Al P e,
and Dining Cars. go Dining carr I'D nndhE, nan,
Car, a. M a. 20 'Congressional Lin ali Parlor ard
Dining cars. 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Car'' %"
sorTHERN RAfLwAY-Expres.. 40 p. m. 1905 night
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Expre's go a m. and $50
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.aa.S m daily.
FOB o1D PoINT COMFORT and NoRfoLK'-''o a. M
D
ATLANTIC CITY50 p. week days tpesoro>sser snu
Cortlandt Streets 2i0 p M. Through Nestlpuen
Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger Coach ana Comoinen
Coach
CAPE MAY.-i25O p m. week DAYS. 49,, 49,.
Long Branch Asbury Park ln,eraken sunTsys, ,tra
Grove Point Pleasant 0roni West Iwenoy-'hnn
Street sation). $50 a. m. 1920. 2 20 and ioo p ~,
suniays 20 n m. $50 p. m. from pesprossoes anu
Corilandt Streets 90 M IT, 3iO. ana oIo II"
Sundays. 9i5 a. m. SIS p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
so 90 80 $50 $50 go $50 Penna IAm!,ed,' 20 so
Dining carr 1850 Dining Carr II - a. m l-op 20
$50 $50 20 A2o Dining carr. 30 DINING csr.; ~
Dining 40 $50 p. 100 night rl1.
6IO 90 $50 o 60 80 Limited. go. 1910 tDln.ns
Car A. m 80 Dining carr. $50. 4 % dining Car''
40 Dining Car) $50 Dining Car). 40 sou p M
II O3 night. 80 nc, ,,-..,
Ticket Offices Not. 4ei 1923. III and PSI Broad
way. Astor House; West Twenty hlTd Suess, c.,.
and stations foot Deshrosses and Cortland steets
4 C',urt street SEQ Fulton street, IS Broadway ana
PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklvn station JSrscy
CIV. The New York Transfer COMPANY WIZ cfIl ~
and baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone 2757 Eighteenth Street; Tor Pennsyvania Ra
' n 81, 'r. .TIIXsoy J. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass Agent
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@rapellers' AoirI Dofket &ni6e.

This list appears Mondays wednesdays and Saturday,.
HOTELS OFF TM]IE WORLD.
For Descriptive. booklet q any Fail Resorts or Hotel
below. call or address send stamp
M@Gs0 Tariff Bureau Co.,
63 Fifth Ave. New YORK
90 Regent ST.. London.
24s Rue de Rivoi, Paris
so ouai St. Jean Baptiste' Me.
EWTEl POCKET GWOGDE.
GRATIS.
"a. p. means American Plan. f. p. European op Opsnb
ATLANTIC CRY y. Js,. Charles. op ali GEAR 81 up
10 Sea side House. all year. AP So up. g. Evans
BERNARDSvIII.E. " Somerset Inn Apl. 50 10 Nov l.
RENAN HOUSE. Lsrchmont-on- Sound Open TO Dec. l.
DO tosey So Hotel, P 20 81 S 20 So
BR9oKESN n Hotel St i' S.ois. az Z P 'o's ST. PS
CHICAGO. III. The virginia. A p $3.50 Up; p N.5o Up
CT DARLINGTON: BERKSHIRE INN. A. p, % W
Frontage $50 r. cSarTins ssTros our soosl.s
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Exchange Hotel, A. p. 81 up
NEW ORLEANS. La. st Charles Hotel. A. p, - up
do The Cosmopolitan Hotel +. p. 30 up
NEW YORK: FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. A. p. S
do Hotel Hanover. 5th-ave lsth-st. open oc,.
do Cosmopolitan HI. Chamberlain q Nay).E.P. 81 up
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Ihs Lafayette. Z. P, u up
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. The cullen. p, 81 - 50 80
ST LOUIS. No. Planters Hotel r P. 81 up P 81 up
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-17
3nsirntilon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 tOLuMBIf INSTITUTE.
- Reopened 27O West 72d St. corner West End-ave.
Wednesday September Thorough college preparation:
intermediate primary departments; optional militia
drl gymnasium, not luncheon. playground Catalogue
application
EDWIN FOWLER A p. ". d. PRINCIPAL
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
~ PAL WEST SEVENTY-SEvENTH STREET.
Prepares for Colleges and Scientific Schools; m
mary Department Well-equipped gymnasium keopehs
Sept. o.
L. C. MYGATT I. II. d. Head Master
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-11-05
SANTIAGO MAIL SERVICE.
Efficiency with which Letters for Troops
We're Dclivered-Servlces OF an Ex.
pcnsive Spanish Director

Washington, Nov. 9. "A long and in
teresting report OF the operations Of
our postal service in and around SAM
tiago, Cuba, has been submitted
TO First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Heath by Postal Agent Kempner,
in charge at Santiago. MIR. Kempner
shows that on June 90, before the
landing OF Gen. Skaters invading
army in Guantanamo bay had been
half accomplished. agents of the post
office department had opened post Of
fee in the abandoned headquarters Of
the Spanish garrison ut Baiquiri.
The first postal agent assigned to this
duty, Eben Brewer. laid down his
life in the service. On June &c the
pioneer army mail from Cuba to the
United States was put on board the dis
patch boat Dolphin. Three days later
nearly 800 sacks of mail matter were
delivered at Baiquiri, more than half
of 1t addressed to the volunteer regi-
ments. Upon the surrender Of
Santiago the Spanish post Office
in that city was taken pos
session OF by the United States postal
agent. The services Of the Spanish
director (who carried a modest pay
roll Of nearly $1,000 per annum) and
Of ten OF his clerks were dispensed
with and the Office was put upon .
United States footing.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-11-05
WIN Soon BE In the Association.

GAINESVILLE, O., Nov. 2-The Assoc
ciated press dispatch sent ont from
Akron, relative TO the organization Of
q pottery trust representing rs per
cent of the production in the United
States, created big sensation in this
city and vicinity. Secretary Linn, Of
the newly-formed combine, said: "lt
cannot properly be called trust but
the aims were correctly given In the
dispatch. Tho pottery business has
been conducted ut q loss and some
thing had to be done. think the
western manufacturers who represent
the other % per cent of the trade will
shortly be in the association"