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The sun., 1898-06-16
EVIDENCE OF ENGLISH sYMrArH1
w. Hume Elliott OF England Sends q Contri-
button to the War Fund.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-Evidcnce of English
sympathy with the United States in tho war
with Spain is being manifested to the Govern
ment in many ways. One of the most pleasing
tributes of friendship has come to the Treasury
Department through Speaker Reed. He sent a
letter addressed to him in his official capacity
signed by w. Hume Elliott of Ramsbottom
Manchester. England. The letter was addressed
" To the President of the United States House
OF Representatives" and with it was an order
for los. Sd. In the letter Mr.. Elliott said
"Will you kindly accept half q guinea az
very small token of great regard for the United
States and It's present high and righteous enter
prise. II may furnish cup Of cold water to
some member OF your army or navy bravely
conteuding In the interest of humanity and
justice. May God bless, protect and prosper the
United States and may He hear and answer tho
prayers of the venerable and honored chaplain
of your house. and may God bless the Queen"
Mr.. J. Meine Assistant Treasurer of tho
United States. to-day sent Mr.. Elliott a certili.
cato Of deposit for tho money and a letter Of
thanks. In concluding tho letter the Assistant
Treasurer said:
BE pleased to accept the assurance that your
generous expressions Of sympathy arc received
with the feelings they naturally inspire, coming
as they do. from the near though foreign kin of
agreat part OF the population of this country"
The sun., 1898-06-16
ASKED COL. LUsCoMB TO RESIGN.

Hon-Csmmissioaed Omcers sr tho Old Thir-
teenth Have Plan or ResrEauiuatIon.
The enon.commssionod officers OF tho old Thlr-
teenth Regiment of Brooklyn still hope that
Gov Black will rescind the order disbanding the
regiment committee representing them
recently visited the Governor and had a long
talk with him concerning the affairs of the reEi.
ment.
On Tuesday night a committee, consisting of
Drum Major Mcintyre and Sergeants Wilson.
Nash, and Lovenback. visited Col Charles H.
Luscomb, who is reorganizng the regiment. and
handed him petition, signed by sixty-flve non
commissioned officers. asking him to resign 90
Colonel of the regiment
I'VE are all willing to make some sacrifice for
the benefit OF the old regiment" said the Chair
man OF the delegation, and you should also
make sacrifice. There are some higher in au-
thority than you who are willing to go half way.
We believe that II you would resign as Colonel
OF the Thirteenth and become Colonel of the
113th Regiment, all would be we'll. and tho
stigma on the old regiment would be wiped out.
We love the old regiment and want it to live."
Col Luscomb is said to have replied that he
would take the matter under serious considera-
tion. One of the members of tho committee said
last night that when he informed Col Luscomb
that there were some higher in authority who
were willing to go half way. he meant Gov.
Black and Adjt..Gen. Tillinghast.
II really believe Gov. Black wants to help us
In our work to reorganize the regiment" he
said. "and we are willing to build the regiment
up, and can do 30 II Col Luscomb will only step
out. OF course, Gov. Black will not act until
Col. Luscomb resigns
The argument OH the application for a receiver
for tho funds and property of the Council of
Officers of tho Thirteenth Regiment will be
heard by Justice Maddox in tho Supreme
Court to-day.
The sun., 1898-06-16
This anawer was aont:


meeting of the Executive Board of the
New York Soldiers and Sailors Families Pro-
tective Association was held yesterday at 40
Wall street, the office of Emerson McMillin. The
President of the association, Major John Byrne.
presided. John Crane, Chairman of the Com.
mtteo on Investigation and Relief. reported
32S cases in hand, OF which 256 have been in
vestigated and reof afforded where necessary.
Andrew A. McCol mick reported that !he man
ayers OF Carnegie Music Hall had donated the
use of 1t for Il war concert and lecture by the
Hon, w. Bourke Cochran. The date OF the en-
tertainment has not yet been fixed, but will be
announced In few days.
The sun., 1898-06-16
FIVE MORE TRANsPOErs sEoURED.
TO ne Made Fit TO Garry Cavalry Well
Inrantry and ARTILLERY to Porto Rico.

The Government. through Depot Quarter
master Kimball here, has chartered these
steamships for sixty days. with the privilege OF
renewal for an indefinite period: The louisiana
Knickerbocker. and Hudson of tho Cromwell
line, tho Catania of the Tweedic Trading Com
pany, and tho Arkadia of the New York and
Porto Rico steamship line. These ships will be
used as transports. and. with the NueceB and
LampGsSs. already chartered from the Mallory
line. make seven secured of the fifteen trans
ports wanted.
All of these vessels will be fitted to carry live
stock as we'll as men. and the work will be
rushed. The two Mallory liners and tho Arka =
dia and tho CGtaniA will be ready TO sail on Sat
urdGy afternoon.
Every ship chartered will be supplied with
plant for distilling fresh water from % 1t water
aAd she sleeping accommodations for the men
will be hAmmOckB instead of hunks. It was by
the special direction Of Gen. Miles that the ships
win bS attsa witS hAmmeoks and GistilliRs
The sun., 1898-06-16
Navy Yara Notss.

Tho cruiser Topeka will probably sail nsxt
Tuesday. Her ammunition was put abosra
yesterday.
Tho steamship Hannibal. which IL being nttsd
up as storeship. will sail on Saturday.
Tho patrol boat Viking which returned Il the
yard on Tuesday for COAL left yesterday 70 rsioir
the feet on Sandy Hook.
Tho repairs on the cruiser Columbia are nsaTIv
completed. She is to sail next Tuesday,
The sun., 1898-06-16
No More Examinations fer Naval H.u,uesr..

WAsHINGToN. Juno 15.-Secretary Long has
directed that no moro examinations shall be
held for the present OF applicants for commits
sions in volunteer naval engineer corps
Forty.one successful candidates recommended
for commissions are carried on a reserve list,
and drafts will be made whenever additional
engineers are required on shipboard. About
l.4Oo applications were received for these places
since the war began. and $40 examina ons have
been made by boards in session at Now York and
other places. or those examined l43 have
passed.
The sun., 1898-06-16
EasIra Assllory Rescue. . s.,,.,

NORFOLK. Va, June ia small boat IN
which was colored sailor from tho reoeIyin1
snip FRANKLIN was run down to-day by the
picket launch Daisy from tho Norfolk Navy
1"fu' The sailor. who evidently could moi
s s"tm' tl was about TO drown when Ensign Mallory
70 the Apache tumpOd into the water e. ~
Dow 0t the Daisy GAd EeSouOa hiu.
The sun., 1898-06-16
ooMMAND FOR 1IEUE srAYroM
He Cots . Navy RRtInE and IL Assigned to the
Converted Yacht Enquirer.

Converted Yacht Enquirer.
Commander William II. Stayton of the Second
Brooklynl Battalion. New York Naval Militia.
is the rst officer OF the battalion to be assigned
to q command in the United States Navy. Com
mander Stayton took his examination along
with tho other officers of the battalion passed.
and was rated as Lieutenant in the navy
Yesterday he was assigned TO the command of
the converted yacht Enquirer. now being re-
fitted at the Brooklyn Navy Yard into torpedo
gunboat The Enquirer has not yet been as
signed to station.
Leutenant-Commander A. V. Wadkams. COM
manding tho Eighth Lighthouse district, re-
ported to Admiral Erben yesterday that 14o of
the naval militia of Louisiana have boen mus.
tered in at New Orleans.
The sun., 1898-06-16
Drill orders Fer volunteers at Fort Ha~rts.

The detachment of the First Provisional
Regiment, encRmped at Fort Hamilton. was
yesterday placed on an equal footing with the
regulars in the number OF drills required. At
Camp Black the men were drilled twice day
and afterward compelled to bo at dress parade
and respond TO all calls. Hereafter. they have
been informed by Leut..Col. SLacpole. there will
be but one drill a day. The men will also do
about the Same guard duties AZ the regular
soldiers, Within day or two q number OF the
voluntsora will be given trial In manning the
smaller gins and rthOa.
The sun., 1898-06-16

A nag 1910 feet was raised to tho top of a
thirty foot pole yesterday at the Summit avenue,
Jersey City. station OF the North Hudson County
Railway by the employees of tho Pavonia ave-
nue. line, When the flag was unturled the men
sang Tho Star-SpanRled Banner" and my
Country. Tis of Thee" Division Superintendent
Hugo Brooks delivered address and there
was prolonged outburst OF patriotic en-
thusiasm.
The sun., 1898-06-16
sa,a to Boar AAeasAEos Ter the Cuban JuntA,

said 20 Bear Messages FER the Cuban JuAtA.
Francisco J. Cisneros. wealthy Cuban who was
prominent in the ten years war. arrived here
yesterday on tho British steamship Aleno from
Kingston. Jamaica. 1t was said that he was
tho Bearer OF Important dispatches TO the Cuban
was said there that senior CiSnsr0s was travel.
ling for his health.
The sun., 1898-06-16
$4,000 %

Aoth. $4,000 %
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. the Presi dent Of the
Orange Auxiliary. reported that the lattor
society had received since June 8, SA5o.bo.
making total OF $1,919.75.
As Miss Barton has not asked for any more
ambulances as yet, 1t was resolved that the
money collected should DO used to assist any
Red Cross work, as moro money has already
been collected than 10 necessary for the pur.
chase of tho fifteen ambulances which the
society proposes to give. 1t 10 probable thau
some OF the money will be used in equippinR
Red Cross boats and launches. Tho society
will confer with tho Medical Advisory Board oe
the Red Cross Relief Committee in regard to
the best use to make Of the funds.
The latest subscribers to the society are:
Church OF Tho Holy Apostles; Miss M KstS
Brice Thomac Shields CLARK. Esq. Messrs. Cas-.
MIL MM9i MnTsssy nssy + Co. Mrs. John Jay Chap%sn.
Could Esq. Mrs Balnbridge Hoff, Miss Hoff
Jacob, Miss Morris, Mrs. Thomas Manton, Int Mrs.
Mivv Edwin q, p Morgan. John E Parsons. Esq.
Dorothy Quincy Roosevelt, Mrs. II. L. Roosevelt.
Girls from 8 East Thirty -afth street.n MiaS
and Mrs. Townsend Underhll.
DR.. A. M. Lesser and Mrs. Lesser. the Surgeon
and Sister-in- Chief of tho Red Gross. left last
night for Tampa. in accordance with Misc Bar
toms Instructions. They will remain ct Tampa
Q few days and later 60 to Key West, whore ID
10 proposed to locate tho general distributiuR
depot OF the society In Its Cuban operations.
The following contributions to the Red Croas
Relief Committees fund were received yestsr-
day:
Henry Burden Jr, cazenevia n Y.............,0I 0IO
Morrfstown Auxiliary. No. IL. through Mrs. 6arSk
Randolph, Treasur9r aorrStown, N J.....leo
HISS Alice Requa Clark, Treasurer Miscellaneous
aardwaro Society. S27 West Seventy sixth
ESsrSit Fr.,:r "a W III
Are George Edw ard Ducro proceeds of concert
gwen by ladies OF the Treble Clef, Ashtabula
The sun., 1898-06-16
SPAIN CATCHES At srRAHs.
Runner OF Russian Intervention Raises Price
the BourAe.
Special Cable Despatoh TO THE Sun.

Special Cable DeSpdtch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. June ia despatch to no Evening
Netrs from Madrid says that In an interview
with the correspondent of that newspaper
Premier Sagasta asserted that the rise Of prices
on the Bourse was due to kilograms received by
inanciers to the effect that Russia would
shortly intervene to bring about a settlement
Of Affairs in tho Philippines. Senior Sagasta
said. however. that he had no knowledge OF
such Intervention.
The sun., 1898-06-16
The Kn,andln sail. from Eostop.

BOSTON. June l5.-After having made several
unsuccessful attempts to leave the harbor in the
last few weeks the ram Katahdin. Commander
wildeS, was able to get away from tho Charles
town Navy Yard to-day under her own steam.
Tho ram will go to Provincetown. whore she
will join the North Atlantic patrol squadron
and resume her scouting duty along the Now
England coast.
The sun., 1898-06-16
GIOuosster. AnG., Sends Sympathy to GIsu-
coater, Mass.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Juno l5.-The following
telegram was received by Mayor Davis this
morning:
GLOUCESTER. England, June is.
To othe Worshtrrl Mayor OF Gloucester. Mass u s. A.:
Please accept sympathy of private citizen over
the death and reported mutilation OF your fellow
townsmAn. Hope II iS not true.
CUILIs BRASwooD.
This answer was sent:
Mr.. Cults Branpood, Gloucester. England:
Appreciate sympathy. Report OF mutilauon true
FRANK +. DAVIS Mayor.
The sun., 1898-06-16

NEWPORT. r. l.. Juno l5.-Tho Rhode Island
Legislature has appropriated $3.50 900. to be
used for war purposes.
The sun., 1898-06-16

BAR HARBoR. Me-, June lb.-The auxiliary
cruiser Badger arrived in the harbor this mora
ing and anchored.
The sun., 1898-06-16
HAZE RAISED $50, 900.

The V1rst New York RED Cross AnSulaneo
Equipment soeiety's Great Accomplishment.
The First New York Red Gross Ambulance
Equipment Society met yesterday morning aO
the residence of Mrs. w. 8. Cowles. $50 Mad
iSon avenue. Miss Louisa Morgan, tho Assist
ant Treasurer. made the following report:
PonStiOH, received from June to Ia eisS9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21

s.se "a r s h' ws quoted Ct ca'
qo,sd sa2s cy lara sssy quoted ro a,
IS Brazil Kegs g. Compound r%nl Sq:' STEADY
Of ,eaay SdSal sSus sa.s o
the part Of the holidays. The The,
however showed all ~ fVer firm fsatnres KIN srkei
letter Dan Tslmares Company say; some eus-
ness is ben aone IN 9aPAH The .orry deyer.
Of grade q last year act as inoss
formerly greeted Adrlces from the south activity
in all quarters more especially in the eneape
follow Domestic common to low far ST. heaS ia5
Patna 5isG57.c; do in bond, shG4c nominal. Janan'
81. as &c. Java. i.a5%c Ransoon in bond - &c.
mcnr 70 date: Receipt rough sacks. last year
Inclusive Of amount esred e.er 3e' p" saSk- zoo lis
Of las, year Principai inquiry ordinary to fair
grsdes Carolina crop movement TO date; Receipts
Cleaned 2I.5oo barrels saies f.s55 barrels Steady de-
IRa Snnsraiiy fet,er tone p,ryadel market
fT c sfnsd ,, sugar oas and mani r the
grades. II was reported MAT renners IN NUM-,
grades }e This may the American people advance
Of he lower Gaaes a, the openins ne 'rSss
quiet. but Quotations follow; |rannatea > 10
5ic: dom.nos 5'.c: Loaf AMI crushed &c; p'wne'
s,ed &c coarse eranuiaied and me grannlaei
SIC. oontectioncrs gTanuated CSC cuots ~. Id
,isneFs a. 5s Nos H. as "a 3 ~ 20. - s4ae 30 D. asc
No 10 4.sic; No II. Sac Nos ~ II and H. - 6,
Nos " and 16 The better feeling abroad ana l
the refined department here failed 10 stimulate bushes, ~
raw sugar While steady ~ tone transactions were ~
and ar between and A. unchanged prices on the nas
Of 4c 90 centrifugal 37sc for ~ ,e,'
ana 3ssc FOR 50 test moasses sugar inc b1Nloh no
bet vas steady with offerings light. Java Quote
a, rs and fair refining iOs Ga Rect sugar "as hi,
ard improving slowly present month quoted 49,. Al ~
and next month 9s "a the former icing an ADVANCE Oh
3 ID =, $500.
TOBACCO-There considerable movement N SEE
lea. az steady prices Sales were 90 baies
200 crop 1891 zmmers at iIisNlsc' 100 cases i
Dutch az 17Gi7z- 800 1895 Wisconsin havana ~
I0i.c AMI 300 1895 Pennsylvania seed AZ itf 10
Foreign ruled steady. with sales or lou ual
Havana Goaeoc bond and 20 bales sunatra al NC
ri bond
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'ss Been under ssqS TX. A1s;
ii It sss%. s.1s: S::a
sSI. SsS
export 1000; American Seo: receipt. loo American
S F s .ssS SensS
$sg Ssfs 3s nsIsS
ser se aos
ns GHs os' p5.css.r ss;
E3TR AND NEATns marts, Influenced sGp
quoted lower nevertheless favorable buyers who
spring pasn "a ' Winter tsPs sss 81
winter ss,s 20 'D ss'1. ; So rnfs s. s5a
Sc - 10 grade 81 90 to arrive buckwhea, hour. ST.
90 sss::e eSSS n ss:s
iov SSs@si ecaI.s: 7sgSse TEEps STEADY. spTins
rive s os e sna s sP1' ssn ss ssGsS he
ls.' ss'f o sss' ts:; .s 's Clinical .s city
stealth ownMad odsy dpes0n OF wheat prices was
isn news and holiday dnlness ,hs, promoted liquidation
option N BY BY p Ssa ad '1 Hu2ops
neg res,;yely steady and closed only nc on
was lighter than /, has in some time
proportion Of outside trade that rather dscouagng
adverse influences the news line or the latter weak
gari for the late steadine.s in domestic markets the
previous PREY afternoon Liverpool was OF ,sGAd fsT the
bush inciui.ng 600 bush American continental mar
KS were Mite better. showing points advance on
Liverpool market Will be closed from Friday nigh; until
Tuesday morning Will also the domestic grain kets
TIC increase Of 800 900 bush in worlds stocks Tor the
week according to "Bradstreets. another depress
ms afternoon factor. although bulls pointed tina. but
eVVWo bush OF this was in Europe. the balance repre-
ssrting stocks At various times during
The afternoon session slight rallies obtained
port rumors running IS loads at all ports but
there substantial manifested until after
from i've To- S May se sS mS Sa s9s oe r
covering In addition TO the dragging markets. ordinarily
size q domestic intnat!ng thai wheat has been
greatly underes mated and will produce yield In the
neghborhood Of 700 0t0O0 bush. The other side is still
conhGent that European demands Will easily take care
cur surplus and prevent depressing accumuation az
stocks on this side Of the Atlantic The Northwestern
receipts 1e5 cars ZIG a week and
800 last Seaboara about 10000
bush for the decrease thus far
this as compared with last Quotations Of cash
&c; No Northern Duluth 75s.c spot; No Northern
Duluth, 7sc spot; No Northern NewYork I4gc spot.
STRENGTHENING influence Of heavy export demand at
Chicago and seaboa-d points felt In the market
all day. with the exception Of las: transactions when
leaving final prices unchanged nc lower Consd
erirg the steady decline IN wheat. however bulls felt
tha, erains held their remarkably well and
setoack. Not only the export trade large one.
sggregsng $50 loads all ports but the Liverpool market
unfavorahe owing 20 rains all the belt An Increase
q $40 600 bush reported by "Bradstrects in do
nestle for week seaboard clearances are again
behind the previous week. No closed at 42kG
42.c for old and 4l7sc for new: oATs-Dealings IN
tn. market we're very quiet and without fesig 1, Na
Ne white; ssc track mixed s2q2a:c; track Whit
quiet: quoted &c eVsf I Z track New-YorK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
"BLACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo s:55 p. " Pullman vesthue Day Coaches
and Paror Cars Dining service Meals Ia carte
Sonne;s A, Buffalo with through seepers 20 Detroit ara
.i2:so. f.oO P NJ daily tor EAsToN. MAUcH
CHUNK WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON ana coal
s3:5O 4.IO p VI daily. except sunday. for WILKES
pARRF' PITTSTON SCRANTON and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects FOR all points IN coal legionA
pullman Buffet Paror Car Tor WtI-fEsBARRE. ..,....
.3:5O BIS p VI sunday only for MACCH ChoNH
and intermediate stations -.c-o,.
$3.50. $50 P NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAsroN
and intsrnnedete stations. -.~ro>,
$3.50. 0:2o P NJ. daily. except sunday for EAsToN
and principal intermediate stations
.s:5O. ZOO P. NJ. daily f2r BuFFALo NiAG ;sH;s
ran Y 70 chicago sleepers to Buffalo and Toronto.
Dining New York TO Easton
.7.lO. 500 II daily stopplng 9piy /" sorrf
rrHI.XK ShYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BJFFALo
80 TORONTO Pullman Sleeper for Buiaio. None ous
Ise,inr-ear passengers carried No baggage carried
$50 $50 T " daily Tor WlI.HEsBARRE, lTH-
,c1 GENFVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NiAGAkA
FAILS and ali points Wes,. Pullman sleeper to chi
., - eo,.rry
BOUND BROOK and intei ilate polnts.
80. as Follows 70 1880 A NJ 30 80, TO south
tssinaeft oniy) $3.50. 40. $50 and $50 + NJ
,ole.. and Pullman accommodations AZ ll3 2si 2,S
80 o.. .ra 323 broadway 81 r. iith ST. l5S f. l25tn
81 o, ,5- p1ysr, y Y SEQ Fulton 81. Court 81. ss
r-,sfoay and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN A..
Y Trans,er Will call FOR and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.

- All through trains sop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Trains cave Grand Central Station follows:
CIV ENTIRE STATE EMPRESS LIMITED.
Niagara Falls. 5:ss r. NJ: Toronto 900 p NJ. De
troit. ii;io p. NJ. Limited to its seating capacity
$40 4. Mast MAIL Daiy-For Buffalo. Niagara
Falls and Cleveland.
1870 a. NJ DAY EMPRESS. excspt sunday For
Buffalo ard all important New lork state points
LOO p S9rTHYf'STERN LIMITED and r., Gil
CAGO SPECJAIst Daly-For ,oiumous. Cincin-
natl. indianapolis 81 Louis and Chicago.
800 ?. M-TR0Y AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
Sunday. stops at important stations
500 p. Make SHORE LIMITED paiy~24-hou
train Chicago. via Lake Shore. Due Cleveland
1915 A. NJ. due Chicago 400 T. VI. sleeping aud
paror only.
600 P M.-wEsTERN EMPRESS Daily-For Niagara
Falls. Toronto Cleveland Chicago.
6.26 r. M-NORTHERN EMPRESS Daiy--For Troy
Montreal and except Saturdays. FOR Ottawa
7.3O P. M.-ADIRoNDAck MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL ENTREES. Daily.
$40 ?. M.-BuFFAI1l AND SOUTHWESTERN
90" SPECIAL. DaEy--For Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81 Louis
900 ?. M-sPEcIAL LIMITED NAIL DsiyCslsep,
Ing only FOR poia's on Fall BROOK KY VIA
OLE r. M-PACIFIc EXPRESS. Daily-For osdens-
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago. and. ex-
cept Saturday for Cape Vincent and the Auburn oso
12.1O nlsht.-MIDNIGHT EMPRESS For c snsH.s
night excep; sunday nights SUNDAY
nights. Chicago sleepers leave at 9;lo-
HARLEM DIVISION.
D:15 A. NJ ard 3,55 p M.--Daly. except Sunday, to
Pit,sheld. SUNDAYS only at 0;20 A. ~
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light. .,-
Tickle, and Wagner Offices at Grand Central station
25s GSam f5S AVE- 81 West i25th ST. s. station
and 3sth 81. Station New York 35s ard I2o fui'on ST.
-" Teephone "o7ao Thrty-eishth street FOR New York
Central baggage checked from hotel or resi-
~ cr,OpGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations New York foot ~ Barclay and Christopher ss
VFSTIBT-I,F TRAINS. PULLMAN ICFFET CARS.
PrNTSCF LIGHT.
500 \. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops at principal
stations .. -..-
HAMTON OwEGO. ITHACA. ELMlRA. SYRACUSE
and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Psrlor Cars
connecting at Buffalo and points
Wes,
100 p NJ daiiy)-chicaso and Buffalo Vesubuled Ex-
press for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ana ELMIRA.
pullman Buffet Paror Cars 20 Em!ra Through sleep
and day coach TO Chicago. arriving az %iioP
4,,lo p M-SCRANTON WILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OrTH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
1900 =. " (Itlv)-CHICAGO and BCFFAlo EEsII-
BULED LIMITED EXPRESS tor SCRANTON BiN ,lL
HAMTON. ELMIRA. BUFFALO THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York TO Chicago Dining Car
s.@o p NJ Cdaily)--BrFFALo EXPRESS, PULLMAN.
sTEEPERS for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN, Eli
MIRA, BATH. MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
o.3o P " Gtailyl-BrFFALO. STANTON. BINa.
UAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELNIRA. UTICA.
SYRACUSE and oswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bufee
TICKETS AND PULLMAN. AcCoMMopATroNs At
EENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd. ll3 Broadway, - park
Plsa i2a arl Broadway Tickets AZ Ferry Stations
III Fourth ave corner Twelfth St. 81 West one Hun
drei and Twenty-hfth ST. 285 Columbus ave New York;
33S ara 726 Fulton 81, and l06 Broadway, Broo&lyn-
Time table giving full information at a.! stations
WrSTCrOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination