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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-29
PANAMA CANAL ON DECK
DE LESSEpS' SCHEME Is RISING
FROM RUINS.
Commission has Been at Work for
Three Nears-EXpected to be Fin
ished for the Year 1906.

There are now prospects that the
canal will be operative within decade
of time. \ new company has been or
ganized in France, says an exchange,
composed of representatives of some
of the strongest banking houses in
that country, with NJ. Bannardel, the
president of the Western Railway
Company of France, IA man of the
highest integrity and of enormous
wealth, at the head. The new compa-
ny has received from the government
of Colombia an extension of the old
charter, carrying the time forward to
1906. 1t has in its treasury S13,000,O00
and large reserve fund, and a force
of between three thousand and four
thousand men are actually at work
in the construction of the canal.
For three years commission has
been at work upon the plans, revising
all former estimates and scrutiniziug
| the work done in the De Lesseps regi-
me, and formulating a guide for flu
ture operations. This commission.
known as the International Technical
committee, is composed of competent
engineers, both French and American.
Among the French members are NM.
Robagila, Bowler and Martin, each of
whom is an inspector general of roads
and bridges in the French military
service. One American member is
General Henry l.. Abbott, IA retired Of
fcer of the United States engineer
corps. Germany is represented on
the commission by Koch, the chief en-
gineer of the Kiel canal, and by Full
cher. one of the engineers connected
/ al. a.. l..
engineer of the Manchester, Eng
| land, canal; S. Ralkowski. the former
| director of the department of mines
of Russia, and Mr.. Fteley. chief engin-
! cen of the Croton aqueduct of New
! York City, are other members of the
commission-the personnel of which
commands faith in the plans for the
| canal construction.
The De Lesseps company raised
about 5000, 900. expanding S125,000,-
600 in the performance of about two
fifths of the work. 1t is expected to
finish the work for about 100000. 900.
and the total capitalization when the
canal is finished will be less than its
actual cost. The new company has
wholly abandoned De Lesseps plan
of making a sea level canal, and in
tends to construct six locks on each
side of the summit level. The Char
gres river, which has been regarded
by all engineers as the great obstacle
and danger to any canal constructed
on the Panama route, by reason of the
enormous floods which occur i'm it dur
ing the rainy season, is to be con
trolled and made useful by the con,
struction of great artificial lake
which will serve as a reservoir feeder
for the locks. and will also provide al
ample hydraulic power at the dam,
for operating the locks and for light
ing the canal at night. This lake viii
cover an area of $500 acres. and will
provide reservoir to retain 100000. OOC
cubic metres of flood discharge.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-29
REVIVAL MEETINGS.

Rev. George c. Needham, who has
been doing very successful Christian
work in China and Japan, will be a
passenger ON the City of Picking, and
the pastors Of the city have united in
asking him to stop in Honolulu for a
series of meetings. Mr.. Needham has
been associated with prominent assoc
citation secretaries over the world and
will doubtless be a strong man in such
work for Honolulu. Secretary Cole
man of the Y. NJ. c. \. has received a
letter from II. j. Mccoy, of the San
Francisco Y. NJ. c. A., which has the
following reference to Mr.. Needham:
by the way, Evangelist George c.
Needham, who is now doing evangelis-
tic work in China, has written to me
from Shanghai that he expects to ar
rive in your city by the steamer Pc
king, en- route to San Francisco and
other parts of the United States. I
presume you know who he is: he is
said to be one of the greatest Bible
students in the world and is a person
al friend and worker and co-worker
of d. L, Moody. He expects to be with
us the middle of December. I think
he would tarry and give series of Ri.
BILE readings in Honolulu if you desire
| We shall arrange for him here"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-29
THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD,

Incorporated under the laws of the
Hawaiian Republic.
Capital subscribed ....... $500, 900 90
Capital paid up ........... 100000 90
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Chac. M. Cooke President
j. b. Atherton ....... Vice President
c. IL Cooke ..................C Cashier
f. 4. Anterior .............S Secretary
Directors-EIenry Warehouse, Tom
May, f. w. Macfarlane, e. d. Tenney,
j. A. McCandless.
Exchange draw non Wells, Fargo e.
Co.'S Banks in San Francisco and
New York and their correspondents
throughout the world.
Oriental correspondents.
The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank
ing Corporation. The Chartered Bank
of India, Australia and China.
Attention given to general banking
business.
Safe deposit boxes for rent by the
month or year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-29
REMARKABLE CURE OF DYSEN
Terry

In 1887 Mr.. Thomas Mcintosh of Al
lentown, Tenn, had an attack of dys-
entary which became chronic. 81 was
treated by the best physicians in East
Tennessee without a cure" he says.
FINALLY / tried Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using
about twelve bottles | was sound and
we'll" For sale by all druggists.
Benson, Smith & Co., general agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-29
CLAUS SPRECKELs. WIN. G. IRWIN
Claus SpreCkeIS 4 Go.
h "A N * E R - .


HONOLULU HI
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Bank
of San Francisco.
LONDON-The Union Bank Of Lon
don, Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Merchants National Bank.
PARIS-Comptoir National d'Escomp-
tie de Paris.
BERLIN-Dresden Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Ban
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credits Issued. Bills of Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
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c, BREWER & co., LTD,
Queen St., Honolulu, 4. |.
AGENTS FOR
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Onomea
Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wal
luku Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.
Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Rarch
Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters
Agents Philadelphia Board of Under
writers.
LIST OF OFFICERS
P. G. JONES. President
GEO. II. ROBERTSON Manager
K. F. BISHOP. 80. Treas. and Secy.
Col. W. +. ALLEN. ...... Auditor
G. NJ. COOKE.
Il. WATERHoUsE.. . Directors
Geo. r. CARTER.
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N. W McChssney G Sons.
Wholesale GrOcers and Dealers in
Leather and Shoe Findings.
Agents Honolulu Soap Works Com
pany and Honolulu Tannery.
A New Paint Shop.

Having associated with us Mr.. John
II. West a practical House Painter,
Decorator and Wood Polisher, We are
now prepared to give estimates on all
kinds of work in that line.
Mr.. West having had a practical ex-
perience of over twenty years in San
Francisco and other large cities on the
Coast, we feel confident that any work
entrusted to us will give entire salts
faction to our patrons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

nearly all poor and selling at low figures. n Ida
taoes selling we'll when fancy but most offerings show
more or less effects Of frost and such move slowly Mt
low figures Other vegetables ahou, quoted We quote
Hebron per sack 81 5o do state and Western. round.
per $50 ~ 25asi TO- do long 12asI 81; do Jersey.
Jersey sas 75 Southern. 4odGcc onions. Connect
cut white per Dbl scQsl 30; do red. 81 25asi u.s. do
yellow 81 25as 90 Do Orange County: white. per bag
ern Newyork. white. per Dbl. s2a$3: do red 81 2ag
81 -: do yellow sl0sl so; Brussels quart
eGloc: cucumbers Florida crate si@t2 celery state
per dozen. l0a5oc: caufowers Long Island: per hhl.
7Scmss cggpan,s Florida per Dbl Sass So do hoy
siqsi 70: Florida. basket 81 5o0s3 30:
kae Norfolk; per bbl 10000; spinach, Norfolk bh
Isl 30; peppers. Florida carrier sdsi 90 string
beans Charleston basket sds2; do Florida express.
per basket, slgs2 IS do sds2 do freight per
crate 75cGs So lettuce. Florida per basket. 81 5oGs3.
b. 73assc: do Jersey Goasoc
HAY AND TRAW-HAY-Rcceipts indicated a rather
large volume for sunday and Monday. but they had
mseria effect upon the general Of prices for good
quality straight lots n railroad hay The canal
arrival Of 300 tons swecd the prompt total this line -
supplies subside with December here and in
regular call the stations quality be readily
investigated the regular carload invoices Prime
not plenty and full price is yet quoted for IT, No
is fairly supported and the grades below have
quotaby for the opening OF the week before
however Nos and rarely touch tie outside figures
quote: Prime per 100 II. CSC: No I. Gods2 SC No .
$,c clover mixed. 4oa5Oc clover s7izq42i-c........
STRAN-Steady with good demand. and favorable
ceips We quote the range at 30a45c attention mainly
5itnced to really good grades TIE receipts OF hay
straw in reported the Produce Exchange
"a 5av Hudson River Railroad Railroad
O7O. Pennsylvania Railroad. so; West Shore Railroad.
Icrsev 20. river boats 300: by canal 500 total
tons Receipts Of straw to-day. 90 tons
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4 ailroaos.
RAILROADS..
~~~~~~~~>>~~~~~~~~>~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
new YORK CENTRAL

Al through trains stop Albany Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
, Trains leave Grand Central station as soilows'
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS LIMITED. ..
Fastest Train in the World. Due Buffalo, $40 r. ~
Niagara Falls s.s2 p. NJ; Toronto. 900 p NJ: d.
$40 A. FAST MAIL Da!ly-For bunaio. N'asss
IN Falls snd Cleveland. -.
1880 M.-DAY EXPRESS. except SUNDAY. 20
m Buffalo and ali impor,ant New York STATE po, T,,
LOO p: N-SOUTHWEsTE RN LIMITED and CHI
.cAGo SPECIAL. Daiiy-Fcr Columbus S'he'"-
. .tnna'i Indianapois ST. Louis and Chicago .,.,.
'''5O q. M-TROY AND ALBANY sPEcIAi~ ekceV'
= m oun,usy. stops a. important stations "a s,u,
o'OO a. MAKE SHORE LIMITED paNyc-ss@.-n'sc"uS
,,.".n 20 Chicago via LAKE. Shore Due S.s.s'sn 80
na nal =; NJ due Chicago 400 p NJ s'eep'"s ~
600 p M-wEsTERN EXPRESS. DaIy-For Niagara
Toronto Cleverand, chicago
s5 SBd ass1 cypress f ps' oaw
So TREAT: EXPRESS. paiy 'n,..
SPECIAL. paily-For Buffalo. Niasara F"'''
n M Siacnnati Indianapolis and ~ s..,
c'Vo T. M-sPECTAL LIMITED VAIL. DstyprS'ey, s
n Lyons and ,or Rochester and Buffalo. ou....-
BIO J M-PACIrIC EMPRESS. Dary-For Csnens-
hrrg Magma Falls Cleveland chIcaso .nd 80, a.
1910 nlSHtgMiDNIS!f,r F~pREss' For cs,c ...:
night, every night, excep, sunday nights S'''A'
0'''af HA ,Isfg:,f li pfvrs 81 M
on% A. NJ. and a;5s p M"pa.iy except sunday. -
w n,,,she q, sundays only o:so 4 81
Trains !lluminated with n Pr Light. ..
=, iicket and Wagner Offices Grand Central ssso"'
M @ aIa P a2s 81 w. q ri s e. ST ISL
arg i3sh St station New York s7s ard 72s Fulton st..
snr Wv, b-oafway. 2. D. Brooklyn. . a., x.s
Ieephons '27oo Thirty eighth STREE 70, Hsw ,o r
dence Nv west~o', r---ess ro-nary
GEORGE IT. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

81. Louis Dec. Cotton steady: midiiing. SIC. low
mddlng $50 good ordinary. l6c: net receipts s2a
bales: 10 6s4 bales shipments. i035 bales sales.
375 bales. stock. %. o2s bales.
Memphis. Dec Cotton steady mfdlng SIC: low
middllng &C good ordinary 4~c. net receipts. eo1a
bales gross 10 O46 bales; shipments 690I bales. sales.
1900 bales. stock. l57 o07 bales.
Savannah. Dec cotton steady. middllng sac, low
midiling. 4Ac receipts sOl7 bales exports coastwse
32is bales. sales 4s5 bales. stock. IFS .327 bales
Baltimore. Dec. Cotton nominal; nddng Sac: low
middilng. l6c good ordinary Tloc net receipts DIS
bses; gross. . 5Gs bales. stock % a22 bales.
New Orleans. Dec. Cotton quiet; middiins. &c low
middlng. 0 10. good ordinary I idc. net receipts
10 s3i bales gross 1907 bales exports to France o"O
bales. sales. 900 bales. stock. 3I33yo bales.
Galveston, Dec. Cotton nrm. middns ose. low
niddlng 4c good ordinary 4hc receipts 20 ga bales
exports 10 Great Britain % $40 bales the Continent
1898 bales; eoaswisa IeS bales stock $685. 80 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

n New York .oot q Barclay and Christopher IS
VEsTIRUL-E TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
PINTSCH LIGHT.
500 A. INCARCERATION NAIL Stops at principal
1000 4 M-n'pr. car, rr-FFArO. SCRANTON PINo.
HANTON OwTGO ITHACA ELMrRA SYRACUSE
sns OSwrGo EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Care
cSnnectins at Buffalo trains Chicago and points
West .
400 p NJ 0aa'iv,-hicaec snd Rrralo ve.t,hli.d Ex-
uress FOR SCRANTON, RrNGfTsN-ON ani Et.MlRA.
Pullman Buffet Paror Cars Il Emira Through sleep
irg cars and coach Chicago arriving az +io p
NJ next day -, va.
CIJTI EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor Cars
-,OO p NJ (faily)-CH-caGO and Pr'FFAIo VESII-
FILLED LIMITED EXPRESS for STANTON. RtN1:
EAMTON EINTRA. BUFFALO THROUGH PrFFEr
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago Dining Car
~ Buffalo , ,.-rr,r,v
$40 'dsiv'.Rn1FTT1ooS E HrI FL
MIRA. BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
ESQ P n aalyl.BrErAIo. scRA ANTON , HISo-
sYRAc1,sE am oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET
Sieepers -
'rlciIETS AND PULLMAN AccoMNoDATIoNs,A ~
HENRY GAZE SONS Ltd. ll3 Broadway: "a PARK
Place 400 9i2 Broadway Tcets az Ferry sta,,om.
iii Fourth ave co ner Twelfth St. 2, West One Hun.
dred ana Twentv-f,th ST. c3s COLI bus ave- Sew i,rk'
3se md 700 Fulton 81 and ios Broadway Brooxlyn-
Time table giving fui information AZ ell s,atons
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

s. and feeders were IN moderate demand AZ
S3Gs4 40 while cows heifers and bulls sold AZ prices
unch anred from last week Fed Westerns and Texans
were unchanged Calves brought 81 sass 80 In site
I'm hogs packers taking hold freely Prices ranged !" ~
81 - for lots up 10 81 'olS3 - or chote 10
mime drives sales being largely at 81 45ds3 50 Heavy
hogs were oner4l freely. and the favores flgs
sofa chiefly at 50 lOGS3 81 prices for sheep and
lambs were at stronger prices 'r desirable lots hut
weakened somewhat later sheep sold az = opns" ~
for mo commence lots NJ to 81 90Q$i - for good to
choice heavy Western export sheep being wanted around
3, nn Iteh; weight sheep sold tho highest. leaflinss
- vtntoi ar s. 0qS4 30 and common choice ,1nus
brought Sass Feeders paid 81 3"psi - fr lsn, ara
81 TO4 50 90 for sheep Receipts 'atte, l"'
head. hogs 3? 900 head sheep. -. 900 head
C't1c.nnati Dec 5.-Hogs steady. 81 l'qN -. 'aite
steady s. 50aSi 75 Sheep steady e -5os4 Lamns
steady, Sass -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. December Z. 1898
COFFFF-Therc 4 moderately active aud barely
steady market for Brazilian coffee futures.
dav as a whole The market opened steady. with prices
unchanged to points Subsequently variations
unimportan: the 81 the day shade below
SATURDAY. and the market closed steady at net
unchanged 10 points lower. Sales the call.
600 bags UP to u $500 bags. for the entire
session European cables rather bear
Brazilian cables rather hullish flavre and
Hamburg both reported decline Rio and Santos
reported adv anoe with nrrncSs AZ the i'm
provemer and both Brazilian ports reported small re-
ceiuts The foreign whole. was an ofse.
warehouse this county disappontinGy
small sa7 bags. Tn demand foI spo coffee IN ne
open market Disappointing The bear contingent
reentered the claim tha tho county ohhers We're pry
well filed Ut while the American visible supply remained
ut 900 600 bags heavy at that. The spot
closed quiet at nominaiy UNCHANGED prices No
Rio invoice lots. 6atc and j'bbng parcels Gao. Rio
receipts week just ended 1000 bags against
Santos receipts 5000 bags against ll3roo last
week ll2 last year and 14s.o00 ls'6 Rio ship
renis 10 the United states CT 600 bags. and 20
Europe 1900 bags Santos shipments 70 the United
states were e30 COO bags and TO Europe $1,000 bags
deliveries from American warehouses were 81 'ia
bags including 80 $50 NewYork. against total o!
90 4Ol tho previous week and 925ss last year
The OF contract prices in the local market to-day
vaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

Cotton Exchange specil Liverpool caniss ~, coO
steady. sales Is 600 ha 'uation ana 20 "a
American If 600. receipts 1900 Arnerl'E. 90 ,"nts
ding upland. 3id Futures oien.To, oins net higher:
January Fehruarv Bob February Marrh "ots ~
lp~il 8O4i.h April May. 3O5'2s MAY SSnforher
III eO-s. Juy- August BOLD. Ausust ,s.i''.r,hc-
september October. 3ONp' MAJ
80Sss. December. So4b I'eoenoe, ne, I'm, steady
chestor-Ysrfs move SLOWLY Cloths l.s, ~ vh4a,
flour AND MEAI<-With another oe'I a ~, ~, tha,
huy.rs show ed disposition Than ever reskress
an.irste their daily and hour he ,o-c
the lose IuckNhest nour moderator as, a,1Ss *
sn,iny uatents 81 1OaS4. winter saeh1s o1S sS 10
xiufer patents 81 G5Qs3 81 spring clesfs 90 -of
extra No wintcl 50 soGs3 extra No an,- ~ ~
81 So. grade 81 g. to sIriys s9 ss Corn
WEkIIouet Quoted: Kindred. 81 lop>- ~ d. soc,
brand .. .BAGMEAI<- Easy. quoted ms r.sv
Sne yellow o5c rsI; 75p77c ss iS,sis =
Sks to arrive sia 5o1si3 rs coarse winter bran s4a
SIS fine si3Msll mddnEs. Sl4nsl'; rye irr.. faS
do city feed si4Qsli 80 honiny chop ga. .a.
GRAIN HEAT-1he interruption y "r VIZ, ,or one
Of me ouetest days trade in some weeks Sorh
~ nrders passfd here and Chicago "nhe "a
ues,ern markets heard from only
tsen reported weakness. which also was nr,,r anal
nrires Nc net lower the May option 'n "a Th
nriv a variation all day. declining 10 ~ .,,,se
sieh, rally close Statistics were. ~
~ DELAYED and visible supply. ususHs
o'clock affect the markei ~ 49, than
,ncrease ~ 7oa bush which was SIGNIFY I"' -
e,ne~.j Most Of days developments were -.
foiecn news In which course there was 90
I'VE bulls and foreign orders scarce both ~
So, xheat the latter fact. acting as 100
&c. 4, the early afternoon Only about ~ oaus
reported al the entire seaboard. There were oe''"
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Cpl ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 955 P NJ Pullman Ves'eue Day coscsss
nd parior cars Dining Car service Meals a IA cas.s;
Connecs AZ Buffalo through seepers 10 pe'ro'' ~"
Chicago ,-.croN MATCH
Ctri'TH' WuKESBARRE. SCRANTON ana coal
%. 81 t pI,TrsroN SCRANTON ard principal inter
neia,o stations for all points IN ses regions
p,ln,a3 Pune, Paror ca for WILKEshARRg ~,,,,,,v,
s4.,O 5:15 r. NJ sunday only for MACCh SHcNh
ana no s:2o p n daily. except Sunday for EAsroN
A'1 20 c.nO p " daily excep. Sunday. for EAsTON
- ,y,,Ic,rai ir,ernediate stations u
an .n..o zoo p NJ for PTFFA.o NIAGARA
.piS -. ali points Pullman sleeper, yestloule
30, " ~ chicago Seepers TO Buffalo and TORONTO.
Dri,r -, New YORK. Faston. .,,-,,
pt .fTFrFr.D EASTOS BETHLEHEM. MUCH
run-~E S,YRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER. EIFFALC
az TORo%TO Pullman sleeper FOR Buffalo Nons but
car passengers carried " haggsge carried
81. 90 $3.50 p daily for wlINEsRARRE iTH-
az GENEvA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all ''in's WEST r'"'"'" se''s' y" Wv
,.,. sOY.-u
~ FOr-VD BROOK ard intermediate points.
s iS,ovs 80 90 1890 A NJ go 230 40 South
20 r,,,rr-a,d onl,, g 81 90 IS % and $50 p " 49,
and Pullman m-,odat ors az lib 2st. 2I3.
e,. GA and so9 Broadway ~ r.. irh ST.. 1873 E. 18th
CO. IcT Rowery y Y $50 Fulton S.. Court ST.. %
%, .swav and BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn.
transfer c. viii call sor check baggags from
bo,e, or residence through 90 destination
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
7AILHoA

STATIONS foot OF West vent third, third Street anu
and sto G0rs enSos sssss and coand
Streets later than tina, given below '0'
$50 a. MI" H. FAST MAIf.-pulman Buffet Pa,or Car ar
New York to pttsb1rs p Sleeping Car P''Ours ~
fS$ETSsTLvAS;S Paf fy.fPa
Compartment Sleeping Dining. smoking and 0Ssssa
ton Cars For Chicago ciey eand' Toledo O'"'''A'
10 asi F. H. c IIS AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
sST E' r. MEs4rRS
10 1872 sf''s soG sa1aISihy ExpREssr
cs " P HnSnPar IFFssnaf%' pSP
s. " MATT syp 2efsii9e ssesp
Sleeping "a. New york Altoona Liberty r5,s
burg wAsHISG gro, AND 1T The
p,,Is ' $50 cSnsT' c o u al F ca
p mn 70 S.' nisSi sunday dining 6 Cn
;ns Cars 40 piHns Carr, 10 DINING car $50
SOUTHERN RaILwAY.-E1press. 400 p m. i2o' ns"'
ATLANTIc COAST rINE.-E1prees. 10 a. m and 81"
SdE op SSx& cG sSd
T1HN4ig c srf 40 % m a'y and
Coands Streets M Through Ve and cSmblnei
GarF pAasss i:Ss,y Park Tf;esg
Grove and Point Pleasant grc~ % % and w 20 p m
20 - $50 FGp $40 saG no
IS, ss's,' ~ II s.H.s Limited
go sS c' 20 lG5 % D nas car cs sS D1s
DINING carr 40. $50 y % rshn "a pn,-,rc
G.1O g 20 $50. go $50 Gimitet ~ -, c.,
Car a m. 80 Dining Carr $50. 40 DUNK Oar'
$50 Dining Can. 50 Dining Car) 'ao' SOU D. "''
1908 night -. 90, - oe,
Ticket ofrccs No, 4si ga 1876 I323. II snS ~,
broadway: I Asto: House; West Twenty
station and stations to2 % Desbro.sss arc prn,ssy
enl Pennsylvania Annex Station R,ooklyn III, ai
Jersey The New York Transfer COMPANY
for and check baggage from hotels ana Tesiue'ee'
thr ugh deftlnation. - -. p.,,.v,v, -,
Railroad Cab Service. - ,rooo
J. b. HUTCHINSON X; WOoo
General Manager. Generai fass >s7"~