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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-06-11

An elderly lady. now living In the
vicinity OF Boston, relates what she
heard from her grandfather. who was
a soldier In the English army which
captured Quebec In 1850. The hostile
armies were drawn up In battle order
on tho Plains of Abraham. before the
city. In the open spnce between them.
and In full view Of both ranks. the op.
posing generals, Wolfe and MOntcaln,.
rode toward each other, salnted by
raising their hats. drew alongside. aud
silently clasped hands like friends AMI
brothers; then wheeled, rode bncli to
the head of their respective forces and
gave orders to open fire. \ few hours
later, both lay MORALLY wounded.
These men We're loyal to their SOW.
ereigns ana acting under orders. They
followed the military profession as gal.
liant and chivalrOus gentlemen. To.
ward each other they were Incapable
OF ill-wlll, ana ut heart they were not
enemies but comrades. 1t may seem
almost shocking to add that IN creed
and profession both were Christians.
Are not International courtesy and
magnanlmlty possible. even In time of
war? So long us nations, for any rea-
son or for lack OF reason. will still re-
sort to arms for the settlement of dis
putes, may not the dreadful duel go on
without setting on fire the ugly pas.
sions of hatred, cruelty and revenge ?
II fight we must, let us fight only for
justice, freedom, human welfare and
lasting pence. With these motives
dominant, though we strike at human
forms, we shall aim our blows only at
real wrongs; we shall pity those whom
we Stay, ana shall regret the injuries
we are obliged to infict rs well as
those we are obliged to suffer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-06-11

The sense Of proportion Is fine thing
to cultivate In these times. "There
were heroes before AgamemnOn." even
though there Were no hystcrlcal news.
papers to declare 1t. And, by the way,
several brave deeds We're done In this
very country some thirty.tve years
ago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-06-11

to be made into chair seats. nor to
drapc bargain hnndkerchiefs. nor to
fly from the bung Of whIsky .bnrrels.
Against such common prostitution Of
our flag. each one Of us, like the young
officer, can make personal protest.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-06-11

Japan is now building abroad eleven
war-ships, three OF them battle-ships.
five hrst-class armOred cruisers and
three secOnd-class cruisers. The Van.
KEGS OF the East have their eyes open
TO the signs of the times. Naval estab.
lishments are going forward with q
jump the world over.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-06-11

and the future queen Of Korea Is re.
ported to be very handsome, according
to Asiatic ideas Of beauty, and about
80 yenr of age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03
stronr Professional Endorsemenl.

In the course OF a long aud critical
editorial on Brazilian Balm, which IS
attracting such wide attention at the
present time, the AMetToaH I1ade
Journal, Of Chicago, says: "Being thor
ouehly familiar with the good points Of
this excellent household medicine, we
know that its record shows one long and
unbroken chain OF cures from the day Il
was placed upon the market, down to
and Including the present time. for
Example, no physician ON earth could
snggest or prescribe a more potent and
satisfactory specific for colds, Group,
catarrh, la grippe, asthma, Typhoid and
scarlet fevers, etc, than is found IN Bra
lillian Balm.
ss.f our readers will select such mas.
ter medicines as this, We b We no dispo'
sition to question the wisd N Of being
ones own doctor ia the abse. &c Of Z
worthy in person, for We know OF maA.
cases where II has cured when even ,hs
best physicians failed. "
For sale by seatonian Drug %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03
WilTf. III JlnN l6 Okla. Ave.

WhliLt iIf JIHs o. ~ Vhldt HItt
All my old custnmers will
find me located at 116 Okla
homa Avenue; Anderson s block.
| will carry only the b st grade
of goods and every piece war.
ranted as represented. My
prices are very low, gu ,lity of
goods cons dered l have the
largest and best selected stock
of diamonds. watches, clocks,
cut glass, jewelry, silver-plated
and solid silverware in Okla
homa.
Diamond mounting, engraving
and fine watch repairing speci-
|alty.
Don't forget the place 1l6
Oklahoma Ave door west of
the Fair q dty goods store. Wat h
inspector Santa Fe Railroad
WHITE. The Jeweler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03
PERFECT FACILITIES
COMPETENT W0RKM EN-
CAREFUL ATTENTION

10 the smaller details as well as
the large ones These are the re-
quisites Tor dne commercial
printing, printing that Is neat. tasty
and Just the thing, printing that
you can send out with pride
Printing such as WE do
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

Dallas. Tex, Sept 2.-Joe Malone. a
negro. WAS hanged In the county jan
here today for ouirasins Mrs Frederick
stein, an aged German woman lie died
feariessly, saying ne was going e heaver
ana that he richly deserved his fate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03
Ia sKIPPEp wIrn coIN.

Mexico city, Sept, L-Delayed IN trans
missIon) A trusted employe IA one Of the
local banks forged a check last Aprn
and drew out a customers entire account
some g75.OOO. and vert 20 Europe. but the
loss was not discovered tll yesterday
when the depositor appeared and present
I'd a check for his money. The clerk 4.
now IN England and measures viii be tar
en- 70 secure him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

scribers for 1900 amounts OF new bonds
New York. Sept 2--R. G. Dunn & Co.'S
weewly Review Of Trade will say to-
porroW.
The smallest falrures ever recorded I'm
any month for FIVE years were those Of
August. No other month since the month
~ reports were commenced by punn's re-
view exclusively has shown defauhed H.
abnitnes as small within 81 600 c9e ana the
ratio OF such defaults 10 solvent busi-
ness. represented b. exchanges through
ali clearing houses. only NOs 20 In 500 O5O
Is smaller BY 2s5 per cent, than ia any
previous month. The oleaunga having
been the largest ever. known in August
and 80. per cent larger thar az 1882
The enormous volume Of business ia q
month. usually one OF the most inscIiN c
or the years demands attention. POST
ponement during the months Of war Of
some contracts and .rchases which have
not come forward explains part OF the
Increase. and the strong absorption OF see
urltles explains part but there has also
been a great decline In the average OF
prices OF all commodities, so that 80 takes
a much larger volume OF business in tons
or bushels TO make up transactions
amounting to a million more than ia 1892
IT is therefore strictly true that business
ls larger than In the very best Of all past
years and yet there IS every prospect
OF a large increase.
LARGEST WHEAT CROP
There is no room for doubt thct the
wheat crop. oven though 1t may fan a
shade below some estimates, VIII prove
the largest ever harvested, and although
Beerbohm estimates Europes crop at 232,
900 600 bushels. more than the last, that
would be only about an average yield
while other evidence is less favorable.
Foreign buying has been strong 50 that
Atlantic exports for the weey have been
3 s2G.s7S bushels against 5594.75S bushels
last year. and Pacific exports i5s,SSl bu-
shells. against 25s G51 bushels last year
But receipts at the west are increasing
and the price has dropped cents foI
spot. through the septemer option IL Mc
lower for the week Corn has fallen a
fraction. later reports indicating a less
satisfactory yield and probably not more
than should be consumed at home IN
e.is.i sing the stock Of animals The ad
vance OF sixteenth In cotton TO 5.s
cents has followed little better miuinl
demand. with rather less favorable re
ports OF probable yield, but the crop #
at the worst likely 20 exceed the worlds
needs The New Orleans cotton eKchanl
makes the output for the past year II
1886, ,ss4 bales. and southern consumption ]
4 400 ,aDF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

For uny further information address
4. HOLDEN Tranic Mgr"
South MCAlester, l. Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

Failures In the dominion OF Canada
number 22 against q last week, 30 IN this
week a year ago, and in 1856, 80; In 1895
and q ln 1884
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03
A . HOUSTON FOR CONGREss.

A. J. HOUSTON FOR CONGRESS.
Houston. Tex. Sept. z-rhe republieal
OF the sixth district met az waiahstoh's
today and nominated A. }. Houston u
Dallas Tor congress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03
IRoN INpuaTRY AcTIYE.

The Improvement in the iron industry
has not only continued. but becomes more
impressive because, after enormous buy
ing OF materials has satiahed the needs
Of the great consumers for months TO
come. the demand for products Is 50
great that both materials and products
gradually adyenes IN price. Bessemer
pig has risen 10 $40 55 at Pittsburg. lo-
cal coke at chicago and anthracite found
nS at the east are strcEr and also bars
ana plates adypnce a shSde. with most
structural, and plate nils nHed with or
ders for months 20 come ana 20 900 tons
rails sold at Chicago for delivery next
year The advance IN tin plates. IN spite
o. production for greater than waa
though possible not long ago, IN evidence
that the consumption OF atosl in that
traneh Win be heavy. The wire Dan
works also report a better demand and
the output OF connvlisynle coke has START
I'd up, gaining 1000 tons for the week
/ WoCLEN BUSINESS IMPROVING.
The wooden mills have rather better or
ders this weak. but not enough as yet u
warrant running nearly fun force. with
the price OF vol held at the west mucl
above eastern markets and by these mar
kets about cent higher than the mill
are bidding In me cotton manufacture
there is much better demand. with a SIS
teenth rise in print cloths thougi
brown sheetinEs are shade lower. th
demand for other goods being still falrli
strong.
Failures Tor the week have beer III q
the United States. against lsi last yea
and p IN Canada against % last year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

Hartranft Post NJ 3. G. A. R. meets on
first and third SATURDAYS ln each month al
1880 y. M. in PROBATE court room visiting
comrades always welcome
j. c. FOSTER, T. q.
NJ l. MOCK, AdJutnant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

Guthrie Lodge No p l. o. @. meets
Monday night of eaCu week att 30. Visiting
odd Fellows always welcome
W s COOPER, 10
G W BRUCE, Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

Oklahoma Encsmpment No. I, 4 d. o. r.,
meets every Iucfday evening In odd fet-
lows hall al g a0 an visiting patrarchs
welcome r KlTTERBCS G. p
HI. II. 81 ROUGH, Scribe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

l. o. u. NJ meets every Tuesday might In
X of T. hall Visiting chiefs alwass welcome
NJ b. CHERRY, Chief Of Records.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-03

70 have injured the corn crop, and on this
the granger shares were auRe heavy II
was noted that throughout the week the
msrke, did not move 80 unison and ns
interes, was mainly confined 20 particu-
lar securities Of groups, moving Tor spe-
clsl reasons or under the manipulation ~
the professionals. In fact the latter alo-
ment have been more in evidence than Tor
some time past. while commission houses
are less active. Additional evidence Of the
decrease Of pubic Interest Is furnished by
the smalerl volume OF transactions.
THE BoND. MARKET
The bond market has shared IN these
pecuiaHtles Transactions IN bonds are
smaller. and some OF the more active
Investments. and some Of the speculative
speclalties. have receded az to price. on
the other hand, the railroad bond list
shows other lists which have advanced.
notably those Of the Northern Pacific
road while new records have been made
in some low priced bonds ike those OF
the Colorado Midland Governments
have been less active and the older issues
are fractionally lower. while the new
thress fell from 1o5z to LOlA, rallying
to io5... The decline was on the acceler-
ated delivery OF allotments Of $1,000 and
the issue OF notice OF allotment to sub
scribers for 1900 amounts OF new bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
sntina crop suffering from

-.sa the Argentina crop SUFFERING from
NpV rains and storms. Several cargoes were
hea here. There were charters for 100000
'0ia Is and New-York reported twenty-eight
eushe fla for export there The selling Of
loso' ,o.aav was largely 10y those who bought
fs1av II was a loca! market not nearly
). broad as yesterdays
go about held their own. closing practically
20, q, FRIDAYS figures. May sold at 2o@i
80 49,: and at 25ss cents. and closed at 2oSs q
e. o.. osr,s Receipts were 40 cars. with 200
-0.,r,s,ed for Monday. SAMPLES were firm.
enoora clearances were 300, 900 bushels The
-. c-or report said the oats area would show
.,aarabIe increase. The Kentucky State re-
however. estimated the oats area at ~
-. ran. Of last years 1t is expected the local
.o,, =, oats will show a decrease on Monday.
pro,.sions were firm but quiet. After a slow
So, mark closed cents over Friday lard and
49, d. cents over Hogs were cents higher.
..,,b 1900 received to-day. 10000 estimated
,,- monday. and 10000 for next week The
ur,t.rine law in Illinois was to-day declared
- he unconstitutional by the Superior Court.
mai is a bull argument on lard.
on the curb puts on July wheat were $3.50
9. cents. calls" were s57s@S6 cents. Puts" on
Nav corn were 29ss G29s4 cents; calls" were
IN cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s:5J P NJ. Pullman vss'isq!e Day
SSs ard Parlor cars Dn.ng-Car service. Meals "A
SSTts ccnnects at Buffalo with through sleepers u
Ds .nt...,o 100 NJ daily FOR EAsToN. MACCH
ctti-\K WII.kksBARRE. SCRANTON week ,iays,,
1ittrTsT6S ana coai branches CHAIR Car to Aaueh
Chunk - a., 49,, 800, .nf,v FOR WILKES
- ~ pfrTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter
s,,firus Connects FOR all points ~ the cot re-
-. Pullman Buffet Plflor car 20 WlkesDiUe ...,,
'.,,,O 1:2O y II. daily except sunday ioI MA II
n.y. and intermediate stAtors thair car 10 ia.ton
$40 NIB p NJ sundays ony) ioT MAuCH CHI Mn
.nd intermediate stations
30. $40 p NJ daily. except sunday, io3 EAs4o.'
a., nr,nclpal intermediate stations .....,.
aN.ra..0 100 p daily for BCFFALO. NIAGARA
rAfis and all po,ns West. Pullman seeper yestibul-
70, Y 10 Chicaso. sleepers 70 Buffalo and Toronto
~ 40. 5000 p NJ daily; except s9nday .ioPpnS ny
., 30, SUu GG1ir'HK' sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER
.s.T WA III FFAIIO and TORONTO. Pullman sleepe-
- ntralo None bu, sleeping passengers carried
No baggage earroi. ., ,,,..r.,,,,, r,,
rs. 20 O:OO p. VI daily for WILKEsbARRE 18th
A.. GENEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA
E.IIs and all points West Pullman sleeper % Ithaca
SitIons local irsns daily except sunday Tor SOUTH
~ .f%r'Irs. u BOUND BROOK and ntermediste points
ieaxe "A follows: 90 $50. 1000 1880. 'lO2O 1910
SUNDAYS only A. NJ. 80 90 o3O. $3.50 $40 and 500
C30 +. NJ . 60, "a, ~,
rcket. and Pullman accommodations at lib. 26l. 2I3
SIS o4i end acs Broadway q r. ilih 81, 100 i@a,n
81 Iei Bowery y Y $50 Fulton s.. Court ST.. ss
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
r Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage mon
hets o. residence through TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

r,,.ueh trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
,Iiorss "a Nv. minutes earlier from west 23d
a,,n W|Vestlbulef Express dolly for Binghamion.
Whyerly Elmra. buta o. brau'o'"' A''lNe h"H1'o SUI
+ parl3r TO BuIato.
,.bI1aro arrives cleveland 40 A II. Chicago
: p II siespers Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
~, r. N-Bunao AMI cleve.and Vestbuled Express
20" - RaraIo 7O5 A. n. Bradford III 4 NJ
I,nss,onn 100 4 " cleveland $3.50 r NJ sleepers to
ard cleveland. making direct connections for
bn , thic.ro and the West. CAFE Library Car.
ps,45 =, M.-soid train to Chicnso sl.sPers to iior
yu,ickETs LOCAL TIME ARDS AND y LIMA
scsepm.asy''is Ia Eas; rs5sh-st and 81 west I25,l-
st Chambers West 28i 81 fs,riss NeS OK sS2
s' Hoboken ana city station Wsstcou cypress
" deSttaauoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
LEHIGM VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot q West -3d - N.ln 4 Hl C5r'1Anl' ~
Destrosses
.Indicates time from West 2Jd 81 Other nglTes snow
Tin. ron lnrf.andt Dosnrotses -.
G:iO $40 A " daily 'sunday '5'45, A. Nj Tor
.. ASTON aEi intermediate statio rs.
so si5 A. u daily e. lk.ssAHiS XIX ~ I = IN
i2Tt,rArO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and pTinc!-
nj l'cai point. lining car and riAir car 70 HunAo
IN 30 2:OO noon daily except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
financial Glsciinas.

SPANISH AMERICAS LIGHT & POWER COMPANY.
Consolidated
ME ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
ers Il this company .heu he held n I,erana n
C,biaSa Irirrip, Alfonso y ~ April lNf. lN'''
A. - 81 As sge iei ir'i' NJ. section - 81 'he r.
Laws f1- tie following pufr1-es
TO present O.. dc, 60. .ho..ers tho report and ne
genera fasre sheet u tie '.upanys business Tor the
YrcOelne year
II q, present the report n the Committee appointed 10
ex4r-'r, tne books ari accounts. and
III r a. utcn rntfsts submitted % tho moe *.
In tae event ~ ID quorum. meeting " adjourn 10 a
date not earlier fhnn DAYS later than fifteen.
By order q the Board % Directors
EMILIO YiLESiA Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

l.a,e NV Yor1. MLliehsI IcFn.Ha. sJutA IeFEy and
sDs!y Except sunday. Ssuniays
rlIIsBlR G. $50 a. N. - p ~. 500 p NJ
ClNCINNATI ~ LOUIS loon ~. 80 ? IN.
WAsHlNGTON. BALTIMORE f'3j. 'IoDo DINER.
- 20 ~. Az ner =. 90 .llntD 10 - iDneri - -
81 nrr - - r. N and .. T. Hs.t
NORFOLK. III 30 a. ~.
<EW ORLEANS Through slecrs-' 50 % 50 90 p m.
al trains are Illuminated VITA frtscn Light
C,e.e.- iis IT, Pei 49, tifJ Bdwlt. 81 r. lfth St.
ta- pov.ry Y y 800 34t f.iton Brooklyn White
han Termina. Baggage che.@el from aot, or residence
Il DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
Olfan CIcnmera

MD@TN EIgRE1MM llOW(Dc
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH. LONDON BREMEN
"a ser wilhelm der Cross .Tuasiag April IL ~ A. ~
Llhn TI. Apr 10. 10 4 ". Bss.w May 10, 10 A u.
Il H.. AZ. 20 ioAM L4rn tn. My T. oaM
HaFel Tu, Nav 3 10 A " X Friedrich. May 81 . 4 n.
CHEHBOURG, PARIS. BREMEN.
Saae 'Sa at, - ~ 10 N HAZE; Iu. May q 10 An
- . SoUTHAMpTON LONDON. BREMEN
n n. Me.r........ .............. Thurs Apr 81
koeng.n Iuse ............... Thurs April 2s. nooa
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
er-...AU D.. rs 10 y. NJ Ftl'l...... May 7. 10 A. ~.
IN Apr. % loA. NJ Ems. ....... My -, l0A. y.
hal II Apl 20 10 An Aler. 49,. NAY q. 10 A. ~
pELRICHs & CO.. = BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
RAILROADS..
ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


i RAILROAD.
DG e yE sSo
nd .' a ia" hsa sss aas below sS
'So s. FAST GSipsmsa nsns p r,s,sr c.: -
sssSS FAsT f:ssif ,sS Slsv sraim..
ION o s'RS Es S%ok Tsa aNG cncnns
80 ao5iT:aF e. t4 n; h S q LOUIS EMPRESS
$50 81; fgf'S"' Tas;0 Cleveland
5Sfqf ESP! :sq ESSiFyrss-Fo. Pitts.
ST. rxc IifanfsSi s. lPq1 pi,,.surs ana
NJ 'ns nail SN asyfSHS sss
burg and points West daily except sunday. No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
20 % ~, $50 Dining carr. 1910 a. nj ~ 90 . rS
40 ,DnIsx cs * ,n 1 r1s arr SO p M iaoS
S'S S'? ":o . 6S SS;s;
s3TihlHN h1ItE@SSAYs ss3 49, ! sS IA"
AtL1 n ss,S SoAsT LINEEapress $50 a n and $50
ffaakkSE b ESx M2JR ys s''
AEi' is =? n" d' ~sesaas. y, ;ss
ctpE MAY-i 20 m. weekdays 'DesOrossss and c0rs-
3s nsass Pax oln,era..s os;,s
Street sistion o go p't1is "a G5'm $50 IT'D p M
Lo,tIand S'ree;s. 10 a. m. l2.lo 80 ole l"
p III. Sundays as a. 5i5 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
olo 20. 800 -. SIS 30 $50 PenRa. Limited, 80
LINING Car. 1879, lL50 N. 1855, 80: z 20 40
~ 30 Dining Carl. $50 DINING Car), $50 DINING
~ 20 500 e2s go Cimed Q 80. 10 80 a. M s;So
,,hinK car. 3FJ / p Dining Can 40 DINING Ss'
30 Dining Csr. 40 $50 p. N. i2os night ~,
ilcKst Offices Us. iel ga 1896. l323. III and 70!
Droa9way. ! Astor House: Yves, Twenty-thrd street
staten. and stations loot Of DesbrrSsss and Cortandt
stFteis Court Street SEQ Fulton Street 9S Broadway.
ana brooklyn Annex Saion. Brooklyn, Station, Jersey
civ The New YORK Transfer Company will call fos
a7d check baggage hotels ami residences through
- dss'inaiion
Te,ephoHe 'i97! Eighteenth Street for Pennsylyana
Paiircsi Csb Service
> u Hi-TrFT~lOH = r. WOOD.
Genera Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
RAILROADS..

~Ar:sR:cA's caEATEsr RAILaos-."
NETWORK
GN!T ,!|,:!2 4! . .
TIE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK Line.
u HOURS 10 A,AU,", RAILS.
Ro All sroagS a ss stop at Albany oea SYRACUSE
Trains leave Grand central staten. Fourth Avenue ard
$40 A. T tr4 sT TseP rXtts .he M4En
Sssar4 T Fs. n er |2 7d 2s ea s p *
ram is Ii@i;,a ss4pns cap.qi!y' a,-~...o..
HieaSy. recs s sy1sec,. Koehesisr. Bar,io
1o,6s;1,a fajI' and cI;y'aa1 ,,v,~rn n,ux-c..
Du. Eunalo s $40 r. Sas Ss Fa. 70 p
0nieaso y;UO A. N. sleeping and drawing room eA''
1870 MDAy ENTREES H;D, s s,,i. ao.a p,
100 Ad S5 sPPcR 6sJpd ElN a5usa: sd a
$50 ''a.n7 4ffoi 4 And 5S Ss a1S
81. Sanaay-For Garrison 'Wes, PolnO pough'se'
800 o9 &- Ia E''y SHORE LIMITED pay %
cl.ye,snd Els T. Tsisos ic.os n cn's.so
eSe Gomez, a. .y y s 10. S9 rs H.
90 lePiAs ana drawing room saEs only n,,v-For ST.
sears Fsiis. t.evc i 1896 Detroit, Chicago
6.25 MIR Sol iaERa EMPRESS Daay-ro, TOY.
riaiisourS, Burlington. Montreal and. except ga
40 - NJ 81 FALO SPECIAL. Daty-por MOE
~real via Adirondack Division. and for Roehess''
a onssHa.o Niagara Fails and Toronto ~ -,,..
o'oo T. M-sFEClAI- LIMITED NAIL bal IN fro6x
o. '"E q passengers Only for points on az
~ va Lyons and fo- Rochester BinAio '''e
0.l5 = M-PAcIFi" * PRFSs Daly-For oswsgo.
,,rf-nsnurr Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveani'
to.fo Chicago and. except Saturdays Tor cape Nlh-
. cent ant the Auburn road
H.. 10 n.Snt--NIDNIGHT EXPRESS. For C1cag
nights Ch!cag. s!eepers cave on 9l5 train
HARLEM DIVISION
DO NJ and BIS 2. u Daily except sunday. 70
Flttshed sundays only q, $50 A. "
NaSnei Palace Cars al through trains
Trains Illuminated with pirtsch Light
ticket az. Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station
LIZ 2oi 81" Br'adway 81 East lih s.. "i2 BroaiNay.
235 Columbus Ave- 81 West l5ith 81. l2a1 81 station
and 1ash - station New-Yor< 33s and 726 Fulton St.
and 100 Broalna T.. Brooklyn.
Telcp 200 Tn'rty-sishth Stree for New TX
Central cab service Baggage checked from hotel or res
ssnce lv pho Wc7f@ft Express COMPANY
TOiiN - TOTCrY GFOpGr r DANIELS
General Manager General PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
Railroads.
Railroads.
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave W. Al ST Station. y. y as follows ana
~ m earlier from foot II Franklin ST: . -
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany tica. sTacuse, 1e e
ter Buffalo. Niagara FANS. Fort Wayne. Toledo CieVs-
land and Chicago. d.
600 = 81 Daily for Albany Montreal. Lt!eA. syra
cufe. Rochester. Bufilo. Niagara Falls Toroato re
troi,. Cleveland. Chicago and St Louis. ~
Sab p. Daily FOR shany. Utica. syracuse, ho1
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit CleNelAhd
Chicago and 81 Louis
Time ,ablea at principal hotels and Offices
q = IA,tBEET. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave, New York