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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

has no respect whatever and no belief in It's
sister republic In the north. Mexicars say
plainly and above beard that the united
states stole California. New Mexico. ARR
zona and Texas. They have not yet Tor
gotten that little war OF 1913 or there
abou,s, Wherein according to General
Grant, 1.-The most cruel and unnoly war
known" was waged by American veterans
against (at Chapultepec) UNFRAMED boys Oh
from IA to 20 years.
To make long story short nothing can
make the Mexlcans believe that in It's fight
against Spain America Is not avenginz the
brutaly murdered men of the Maine. they
can not understand such dlslnterestednfs' !
They believe that the fight against Spain
is simply TO gain another rich possession.
That America Will fight without ul-
Innate gain you can not make them bslieVe.
They Will battle and spend many millions
Of dollars without pay?'' the MexicaAs ask
you, incredulously. with shrugs OF nnbellel.
mo. no--impossblef"
Well, that Is how Il stands. Mexico. as
ono of our somewhat slangy English papers
here puts It, sis going to 81, on the fence
and watch the war procession 90 by
verdad! Mexico Is not going to disturb IT.
self In the slightest; she does net love
Spain, and she will gain nothing whatever
by fighting Spain's battles. At the same
time. If she believed las nothing VIII make
herr that in fighting for the dead Maine
sailors America wasn't really fighting TO
get a certain tight little. right little island
out there in the gulf, whose insursent rui-
ers have very nearly gained tre2iom any
way--why, then, Mexico would give 10 tha
United States her blessing and benediction
perhaps. But as 1t is--never! &C
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McooK OUT OF FAVOR WITH M'KINLEY.

Philippines
credited
with
believed
is
Cook
of
'finanered
activity
of
then in
and high officials
the trend the governments
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powEY. DO WE DO ,Es

Do we take Manila?
Dewey?
Wen, we should smile,
We don't do a thing to en-
Dewey?
Just give EN- a taste of--weu'
Don't We?
Dewey?
A hot touch!
The grand rush!
A warm time! -.
Do We hand 1t out to the haugnu
Dewey?
There's nothing to it.
We give them their due!
We do.
Part of 1t.
That's what we do.
Dewey?
DO we run away?
DO we keep cool and walt!
Well, what do you think now
Dewey?
Net on your life!
Dewey?
Remember the Maine!
Nnaf. the sunktn MANY ~
Dewey?
woll. We don't forget
Dewey?
DO we miss shot?
no we settle the scorey
oh, Dewey?
Not much, ...aa
Do We square accounts for -
deed?
Dewey?
We do, indeed
At least in part.
rrt there's more 10 do
Much more. M
no We vtop NJ this'
M We close the deal'
nNwey7
y thr i-riaspt cfeaed?
'sr'' 81 ir-' h-~rn?
-N-t rccd work
Dewey?
- We rec. tho ce-e,
"-s-t IT this -r'rt?
We'll We werder' f
Dewey ..,s4
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her possessions in the East-washingtOn

her possessions in the East-Washington
Times.
The victory won by the American fleet
under command OF Admiral Dewey is enc
that will overcome all doubt as to our abll
iiy 10 cope with Spain and force that un-
reasonable and brutal naticn 10 a recogni-
tlon of It's impotency TO further prosecute
IFS barbarous policy on the Western Hem
isphcre. Washington Pest
Hurrah for the brave Yankee tars! Men,
cries OF John Paul Jones, Commodore De-
catur, Admiral Farragut and others VIVA
have carried the red, white and blue al the
peak OF victory, make room for Commodore
George Dewey, the son CT the Green Noun
tain state He is the first hero of the
war.-CAio State journal.
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According to iIo,lc.
-ouisyille couri ~ Journal,

N'N"'sf' rNetHofs
Tho nth ace is no longer up the sleeve,
Il Is the gun which is now drawn by the
quickest and steadiest hand over the scat
tered cards Of the blasRltg The game Of
trickory Is over; the measure cf might has
begun. II spain can play war as she plays
cards she Will win; II this war can be NO
oy the 'oFpsdo OF the sneak, by the stiletto
81 the asssssin, by the hiine OF the traitor.
Spain may win: but as il Is a war tina, is
20 he fought en- one side by soldiers sgainst
trichstcfs, by Apglo-SaNors AGAINST Lafins
by INC hrst guns and the best gunners by
men atalast monkeys may the Lord eni
nayy jones have msrcy on the nation that
has never shown mercy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07
WAITING TO PREY UPON CUBA.


undoubtedly sincere the the people
cuba through that
The NEST conspicuous in furnishing the plans
Spanish
members
financial mentioned
forcibe United
O
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PLANS OF THE PROMOTERS.

The newly ooncmpates
l. THE ULTIMATE ESTABLISHMENT REPUBLIC OF Ct.
UPON QUASI GOVERNMENT ALREADY /
IsTENCE.
SYNDICATE THE SAME BE GUARANTEED BY REVENuE
THE ISLAND, CUSTOMS DIRECT GRANTING
CONCESSIONS ESTABLISH TELEGRAPH
STEAMSHIP SYSTEMS IN THE ISLAND RETURN THE PROp
will with of the
condition
he O a
Washington the look antt
he tn
REALIZE A FNANGl
A
THE0
BRUTAL AGGRESSIVE RULE
|
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THE SPANISH WATERLOO.

The conditions Of the battle were against
US The Spanish Montejo-is the
eoitst rayai cfiicsr Spain has, aud the hes,
hsnteg'--ind indianapolis sentinel
The first real battle o, tho war was
tousht Off Manila and resulted in an Amer
Kan naval victory 50 great as practically
70 end the war. sran is helpless she can
neither retain Cuba nor successfully defend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

San Gabriel, Texas. April Soon page s,
sth column Of The Poet q Aprll y. headed
1natles A. Culhssson, and lith clause. last
part YOU say THE rate OF State taxaiio1 in
Texas OF rs centa on the 800 Tor all purpos,
Is lever than any state IN thu Union except
INDIANA Ohio and Minnesota Should no.
Missouri be ,lassed In this list Of excentlnn.
whose tax ieyics for all purtloses Is 40 rents
on me SlNof See section Ta1a laws OF 1879
smonded section ss5i. laws o. isss,
) NJ. Hubbard. NJ D.
The late Of taxation in the state OF Mis-.
tnnri tVs he year 1875 aud the wear isse.
levied by ,bc state, was Ok cents on tho SO,
valuation OF property. The tax for The sun
port Of the public. schools, however. when /,
nAed ey the voters o. earh district, aud which
sh0nlf'ec considered as a sia,r tax, Vas IS.
umated az an average Of IS dlnts on the $40.
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STRENGTH or oVR MARKETS.

The markets In this country and Europe
attention as the impending naval conflicts
and are as illustrative of our greatness
and power as brilliant sea Victories would
be. The confidence exhibited ON foreign
exchanges In eur securities. resulting In a
rise OF the price OF our stocks. is sup
plemcnted by demonstration of Europe
dependence upon US for its food,
To observe the traders OF the old world
hanging expectantly upon the coasts OF
this country and England to get the nrst
chance at cargoes OF wheat. is a spectacle
TO challenge universal attention. Our cx-
ports OF grain have been phenomenal for
some tlme past. The Baltimore Sun SAYS
that tho April just passed breaks the rec.
ord for exports OF grain from Baltimore
In that month there was shipped from,
that port alone more than 100000 bushels
Of wheat, corn, oats and rye. Most OF Il
went to Western Europe. where now th,
local stocks have been exhausted anc
hunger Is beginning to pinch the massrs.
The rise OF 30 cents hushel for whsa
IN two days was extraordinary. posslbl.
: good deal Of this appreciation Is due /,
cornerlng of the markets. or 70 speculation
but . legitimate demand from Enropp IL
Tue bottom of tho hIg prizes now prevail
sne Wheat Il ti,Bo, however, Or more
I poMln'y' must rssnl' IN hcip!ug corn aion,
y 80 ether foodhtutts 40 that We may OK
& pece % zee The private citizens Of hi
J. eerntry setttps back al iergc volume a
n ne xoverumsnt Is spsndips IL
lor AnsrIcan serurl,le
\ t I sssslsa esal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

READY TO COIN MONEY III
OUT OF VALOR AND BLO0r
Promoters Who Would Prey Upon Cuba Afte,,
Downfall of Spain are Again Surprs.
ingly Active i'm Washington.

Especial tho New York Word)The victory
termination Of the with
insna interests of Cuba The various H.
Spain by bonds issued either by
both of which
the
valuable which
operations
Philippines anticipated active fnanrI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Tho Post is not lighting Mr.. Cranes battles.
and docs not care rap who carries Harris
county In the gubernatorlal primaries today,
In all things. The effort being made to hoi
Mr.. Crane responsible. In some sort OF way,
for the change from Houston OF the point for
the concentration OF the Texas troops is un'
fair and unjust Mr.. Crane bad no moro TO do
with It than tho man in the moon. The Post
knows whereof It speaks Ia this matter, and
this statement is made in simple justice to an
honorable man and good democrat. who has
been unfairly arraigncd before this COM
munity
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He WIN DO 1t.


John Lane has quit the field He Is a
good man, but this is not his year. Now
LEI him move to make the nomination OF
BIZ Robson unanimous ard we will wa,
a "two-sor" that The Tenth will ba repre-
scented in congress next term by demo
orat and a thoroughbred" at that or
course the Strand Is strongly welded to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

81 LOUIS UIobe- Democrat.
few companies of Texas Rangers are
TO bo recruited by the government under
The name of "immunes," to be used for
me initial work in Cuba The immunes
are expected to be feyerproof. fire-proof
and hullet-proof and there Is no doubt OF
the ability Of the Texans 10 meet all the
terms OF the advertisement.
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MILLIONS BACK OF 1T.

This started subscription
credited
good NO inmnj
WashingaN
II. 7. a Smith,
whom the ganss director of The Ward steamship line operating @
Since the original formation of the syndicate the World Informed h
originally Withdrawn
familiar public The
1
Admiral Ph3
original
ooo the members the syndicate have sa
!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Hawley and the Strand has got to y
before the district can be reclaimeo
democrats. but Robson is Just tne
do that business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

making total state tax for general and
school purposes Of 20 cents on the 800 valua-
ton OF property. These figures were fur
nished by the auditor Of the state OF Mis-
souri,, and are, therefore, presumably correct.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

The announcement Of the candidacy OF Hon.
Allison Nayfcld for reelection TO tho raii-
road commission Of Texas was made In the
Telephone several weeks or more ago, and
at that time the Telephone took occasion 70
commend his course since on tho board. lie
has been a careful officer. and has studio d
well tho benefits aud duties OF the commission
to the people Of Texas, and his bricf record
has been very favorable to him. Waco Tele-
phone.
Mr. MayHold has made good commissioner
and tho people have not failed to recognize
his ability and fitness for the position
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

The bright Pittsburg Dispatch suggests an
Irish seanght between the Oregon" aud the
Trim Ontario"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

II viii Just be our luck 10 have the rainy
season commence about the time our Cuoan
picnic gets undor way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

pr Doty the health officer of the port OF
New York, has confidence that his expsri-
ments with u certain fluid are about 20 result
Ia giving the world preventive of yellow
fever. II Dr Doty Is not careful he will stop
all sanitary activity In Southern cities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

II Is moro than probable that the resolution
anncxing Hawaii will be adopted by con-
gross. Everything goes. you know in love
or war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

~r4rsBp At rHp posrorsicH Az HOUSTON. rExAa
AS SECOND CLASS mArrHR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Judge Days case is an illustration OF how
easy it is to mud secretary Of state In this
country in an emergency woods are full
| OF then,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Senator Morgan hns reintroduced his Mica
rngua canal bill. This war has given the
country practical demonstration Of the nc
ccssity OF such canal from naval or mil
itary standpoint Tho oregon could have be n
at Key West u month ago had the canal been
In exIstence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Tho Chicago News utilities this ightins time
to suggest that the best way to get oven
with a man Is to pay him what you owe him
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST
nv rAH
Houston Printing Company.

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yma DAILY POST, n THE SUNDAY POST
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Subscription BY Mall--DsiIy and Sunday Post. one
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roselsu Oiflces-Easiern business Office a Tribune
building. New York tThc s. C. Beckwi'h Spe-
cIai Agency; Western 40 Chs Rookery) Chi
eago. THE S. c. Beckwth Special Agency
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rs Ali Asxa
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France ought not to be spoiling for a fight.
While victory here and there might be
hailed with enthusiasm IN Paris, the certain
disasters that would sooner or later follow
would mean a revolution In France with all
It's h0rrorg Frnnre nhnnll keen cool
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Boston paper says that It is reported in
that city that scores of Rostonians have nei
to Canada for fenr of u bombnrdment OF Bos-
ton by spanish ships While we are talking
OF American vnor we might as well have the
whole story.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Amherst, Mass, has y population of 1890
aud a public library of 5000 volumes. There
is an example for lot of more pretcutious
towns to follow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

1t must DO kept in the popular mind that
the bond lssuo by congress will be distinct
republican measure rather than necessary
war measure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

The war, its causes and It's Justness. Ia
creating almost u civl strife at Harvard
several OF the professors could properly be
arrested for reasonable uttorancos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Tho Detroit Free Press remarks that in this
grave hour, when froemen are doing what
they can for their country some contractors
ana supply houses are doing their country
for what they can.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Good rama have commenced falling In
Texas this year when most needed II this
is kept up a few months longer greater than
ever viii be Texas crops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

Edison does not take much stock in the
theory that genius is a eitt. He SAYS that
inspiration Is preparation We have a
climate down this way in July and August
that ought to turn ont lots of geniuses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

II is difficult to determine whether the pub
lie are most anxious to hear from Dewey or
the Spanish Cape de Verde fleet Direct In
formation from other will probably lead
quickly TO popular rciocngs In this country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

From oil the fOresoins think a very
clear idss Of Mexicos feelisgs toward the
United STATES Of America can he gained.
Mexico, despite everything that can be said,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-07

The champions OF the different gubcrna
torial candidates arc doing what they can
to divide popular attention with tho war, bur
II is an uphill job.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncv-York. August H. 1898.
REEVES Receipts to-day were i2l cars. or 2l3l
head including . for export alive 92 cars con-
elenes direct city faughterers and 20 cars for the
market and altogether. there were q sale u
which fully ha!f rough stun on light supplies
steer wcre IOc higher. bulls sold ~ % full
Monday prices. somewhat uneven In price.
with snles barely steady and others l0pl5r higher
The vards cleared early Inferior 10 primo native
steers sold 81 o0s5 30 per 10" n s. oxen
and stays 81 75nS4 co. bulls S31s3 a. old 81 coz
e. - r,ressei beef fair demand and hrm fi.Gs'tc
LIVERPOOL cables Quoted American I've cattle slow ~ 81 y
a. dressed weight refrigerator beef dull and deT"ssel
al clc nor II The Port Melbourne took tc-is" 70
Tonao, 900 cattle FOR the W ". Tlrauer Compsny lin
ed tho CIV 20 Bristol 1i5 cattle for P-itch-
AL Nonre < the Majestic 10 isyerrool l 500 quar-
er- ~ beef fof Fasimans Company No shipments re-
ported Thursday ..
s,,es ucpherson & Co: Ohio fchoice 1888
=, s,erare AZ 81 - rer loo DO 1870 N. AZ 81 AZ
&c 10 1lG3 81 90 10 Kentucky 10 1905 n. al - ao
80 do 1894 n s. - less 81 the lot 10. 1924 N
=, e. bull. 1910 NJ at s: a. cow 900 n a. 81 ="
" n. 60 IL II DO 1a5 ~ a. 50 10 10 300 n. At 81
Sanders - Virginia steers 1921 N NJ g 90; 20
Illinois 40 1876 n. & II: DO SOS n. At - 1913
,fsg go 4, n; 81 80. 10 oxea. oi2 n AZ 81 1s bulls
as m s. 20 Do .5 H.. ~ - 10. DO 900 y. AZ
"a. cows a7o ~ At 81 so 10 so 10 So ~: do
100 n, Of 20 o. do. so N. al 80
les. e. On the lo 20 DO il-S NJ s. rs IL DO 1917 10
a, e. 10. ~ DO. 0S4 - ut a. o..
Shaitcrs som IL Illinois steers. 1880 10 NJ - W;
& Do 1870 n Al s. 81: stays. 1870 ~ At 40
Sev:or A Co: . STATE cows 1855 N. al 50 IS.
collins; Virginia mixed cattle. 4ot N. at -; 10
q. custs & Son: : state steers 1850 n at a 90;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-I0ik, August u. lsos
COFFEE-The market for brazilian coffee futures was
A narrow 0na The variations in prices, me scope
Tor the day being only about points. with the ienleos
downward. TIE opened steady at unchailssu
r-,.s 10 loss % points ruled fairy active for mid
summer and closed steady on the opening pass
SAGE on call. tpo IL li'JO Gags anu
,o- entire session 1900 ba~ For the most l9rt
with prices sencIa.N
POINTS under yesterdays final figures but during me
afternoon with sellers lote q March sou
az , against 1850 yesterday. The news from Europe
was unsatisfactory. Have. after losing franc pcks9 up
decline and closed al net unchanged prices liam
hrr- on some positions nttle higher. Rio was
cabIed nc weak and santos steady. without change
IN prices The Of the Brazilian news was the
small Of new crop as apparent IN Tecelpis al
below the predictions OF TIE tfal
AID considerably below the O: last year for
the corresponding time. Against this feature. however
was the unsatisfactory spot demand an1 the more mod
crate volume q warehouse delveries representing an un
satisfactory distribution fairly sustained ana
ehn0rallv large American visible supply The market
Tor spot Brazilian coffee quiet unchanged prices
o Rio is officially quoted 6i.c invoice lots ana o%c
,hbng parcels but the Street some are quoting &c
The range 81 contract prices the local market TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

easy Quoted South American. 80 q: Continent. n;
BIazl kegs. 81 S Compound Quoted: city. i+c;
western tic. .SIEARlNE-Steady Quoted: oleo.
DC. city lard stesrine. 81 q6i.c.
KI E-The market held nrm. especially on iow grades
which are scarce and wanted for export Foreign mar
ke's were firm and Southern markets strong Quota
lions follow. Domestic. common TO low fair. i'.Q;c;
lar - good. 52Hjfc prime 10 choice SSnHhc; head
.Vlec. isinn. 4Hdc. d. IN bond. 3.h3te; Japan.
o'2IGr. Java. iA.Gii4c: RarGoor. in bond. 2'aU2Ac
srGAR-There was f-rnness in the market .,r
su2aT At home and abroad. There were local sales =
llii" bags Centrifugal f. store ~ ixc. rB test and
loo tsgs moasses sugar. 10 tes.. at 3isc. Refined
SUGAR vas gIite active with fair demand. and many
grades the list oyersod Prices were unchanged
The London cah" reported cane quiet l'ile de-
mnnd. lava quoted lis 3D. fair refining. los Cd. beet
firm and tc7ding upward present month quoted az
los It'd. nth quoted IS 3sd Quotations fol-
low DemiaoS. j7sc llaf SIC. crushed. Jsc, DO"
derea. So. coarse powdered. $40. eranulacd s-.c
fine cranuiafed. 80. coarse graduated. 1'1c; ezra
fine eianuatef. 5iac. confeconers. granulatei 5ssc
cubes. 51.c: NXXN powdered. s. co; mould \ '-sc
diamond \ 80. conf-ctiOners 4. 5i.c: No. l, . l-c
70 2 lee No 3. l-idc: No. &c 10 . telc:
No. g. $40. n =. iSlc 40. : SAC. NO Y. iulc;
No. Il" 4sc. ~ II. irc. No. r. sc; No. -. 4Ac
No II. i@.r. No. t.. 43lc. NJ l6 4i4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

Through rains leave New-iork loot OF chambers-.t,
a. fo,ows ana i've minutes earlier -
a,NI A. M.-Vestlbulei Express daily for Blnshauton
Wavery. Elmlra. Buffalo, Bradford. Arrives Imn.lo <
p Al Parlor car Buffalo
0,I5 A. M.-vestiouied Express daily Tor Por, J.rvs
and Monticello Daily except sunday Tor IAckawsxen
T"nesdaie and important local points 10 Elmira pmI
man Par.or Cars Tor Monticello and Elmra.
1900 Il. M.-Vsstibulef limed-Fast mail daily.
Solid train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 30 A. NJ
Chicago. 3 p NJ. sleepers 10 Chicago Cleveland and
Cincinnat. Dining Car.
1910 +. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland ve.ubucd Express
daily Arrives Buffalo 705 \. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
NJ jamestown 100 a. NJ, Youngstown iU21 A. NJ,
Cleveland 1890 81 Seepers to Buna.o and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car -
0:15 T.. M.-Daly solid train for Binghamon. Eimlrs
Wayery Chicago. Sleepers TO fiorresyils Chicago
and Cincinnati. Dining Car. 49,
HNiCKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
CONMODATIONS at III. 49, Gel +Oi and 0SI Broad
way i27 Dowery l's Eas, ie3th ard "a West i2os.
AZ Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries New-York sSS
ana sel Fulton-st o. Broadway Brooklyn l22 Rlvers
Hohoken and Jersey CITY Station New YORK Transfer