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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
A SENATOR THE PRIZE.
A Warm Fight Over the Organization of
the West Virginia Legislature.

Charleston, w. Va, Jan. S.-The legis-
lature assemblies next Wednesday and
party leaders are already here for the
preliminary work in the organization of
that body. Although the balloting for
successor to Senator Faulkner does not
begin until Monday, Jan. %, two weeks
hence, the most important action affect
ing the senatorships. as well as both par
ties in the state, will be taken within the
next three days The legislature is so
close politically that its control will de-
pend on its organization. as that will car
ry with it the probable settlement of con-
tested seats. Among the contests are two
for the seats of republican members who
served in the army during the Spanish
war. Although they did not resign, the
democrats elected members in their places
and entered proceedings in the courts to
secure the seats. There are many candi-
dates for senator but the contest this
week is first and solely on the issue of
organization to determine which party
will have the senatorship.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
TO AID THE OFFICERS.
Mrs. Jennie Wright Is Convinced of Her
Husbands Guilt

Salt Lake, Jan. S.-A special to the Trib-
une from Provo, Utah, says: Sheriff
Storrs returned this evening from Gouv-
erneur, N. Y, with Mrs. Jennie Wright
wife of George H. Wright. Wright is be-
lieved to be the man who killed the three
young men at Pelican Point, Utah. in
February, 1895, for which crime Harry
Hayes is now suffering life Imprisonment
and Mrs. Wrights knowledge of her hus-
bands habits will materially aid Sheriff
Storrs in effecting his capture and her
knowledge of the case will also aid Mr.
Hayes attorneys in showing Hayes in
nocence so clearly that he will be re-
leased
Mrs. Wright is thoroughly convinced of
her husbands guilt. Shortly after the
murders Wright was arrested for cattle
stealing and went to Colorado Mrs
Wright going to her mother in New York,
where she was located by Sheriff Storrs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Railroad Men Oppose Reduction.

Indianapolis Jan. S.-A union meeting
of railroad men was held here to-day rep
resenting the engineers, firemen, conduc-
tors and trainmen, with Grand Chief En-
gineer P. NJ. Arthur of Cleveland pres
ent. The meeting was in the interest of
railroad legislation, and a joint legislative
board was created to lobby the legisa-
ture in opposition to the reduction of rail-
road fares to 2 cents mile and for the
creation of a railroad commission. The
meeting also indorsed the record of Sec
retary E. A. Mosely of the interstate
commerce commission.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Abandoned All Hone.

Boston, Jan. S.-The owners of the
Boston brig Mary Gibbs, Captain Hor-
ace Co0mbs, now 120 days out on a
voyage from Newport News to Para,
have abandoned all hope of the vessel,
although they still believe there is a
chance that the crew may have been
rescued by some ship bound either to.
the Pacific or to some remote quarter
of the globe. The Mary Gibbs carried
eight men and cargo of $50 tons of
coal
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Departure Postponed.

LeaVenWorth, Kan. Jan. S.-General
MCCaskey of the 20th infantry has re-
ceived an order from General Sumner, de-
partment commander. p0stponng the de-
parture of the regiment until jan 81 The
message stated that the transports would
not be ready TO leave San Francisco for
Manila until Jan. % The order caused
disappointment, as everything is in readi-
ness to leave Wednesday. Advices from
Washington indicate that the I'd infantry
will probably be ordered to Fort Leaven-
worth soon. The regiment is now at An
niStOn, Ala.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
The CaStelIane Scandal.

Paris. Jan. S.-Count Boni de Castellane,
member of the chamber of deputies for
the Castellane district of the lower Aims,
who married Miss Anna Gould. will insti-
tute proceedings against Les Drofts
de PHomme for asserting that in conse-
quence of a quarrel regarding an actress
he recently fought a duel with NJ Paul
de Roulede, founder of the patriotic
league and member of the chamber of
deputies from the Angouleme division of
Charente
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Lived in a ShowerbatIi,

San Francisco, Jan. SIT is reported
that the crew of the gunboat Davis suf-
fered much during the run from the Co.
lumbia river to this city. The absorbent
cork with which the interior of tine YES
sels null had been coated, had been paint
ed over and failed to absorb the moisture,
so the men virtually liven in a shower
bath. The after boiler gave out on the
trip and serious disaster was narrowly
ayerted. The vessel will be put in good
condition at the Mare island navy yard
before going into commission.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09

hands and by rather ingenious play won
a pawn after "A moves. Showalter might
have prolonged the fight by selecting a
better move for his 25th turn. AS it was,
however, Janowski was enabled to win
the game two moves later. The score of
the match is now: Janowski, 5; Showalter,
2; drawn, a. The 18th game will he played
on Tuesday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Showalter Resigned.

New York Jan. S.-Showalter and Jan
owski contested the 1lth game of their
match at the Manhattan Chess club to-
day, and after 26 moves Showalter re-
signed. The latter opened with a queens S
sambit, in the couse of which he got the
better position, but soon allowed his ad-
Versary TO get on even terms. Later on
the Partisan took the attack into his own
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ers to ratify the treaty when the Ameri-
can senate shall have ratified it, and then
conVOke the present cOrtes al the begin
ming of February. in which event Senor
Sagasta would form a Weylerite cabinet
and reconstruct his party Senior Sagasta
went for a drive to-day. A dispatch re-
ceived from Havana says that all the
Spanish soldiers have now left the is
land.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
A Steamer Ashore

Port Said. Jan. SIN a gale here the
light of the breakwater was carried off
and it is impossible to lend assistance to
the British steamer Golden Cross, from
Batoum. which is ashore at the entrance
to the canal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Ordered to khartoum,

London, Jan S.-A dispatch from
Alexandria, Egypt, announces that the
250 men of the Irish fusiliers have been
ordered to KhartCum. As the Soudan
has hitherto been garrisoned only by
native troops, the step is variously in
terpreted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Ex-Governor OsIesby Ill.

Sprip 'eld, H., Jan S-Former Gov
ernor ,chard ]. Oglesby is reported to be
very Ia with the grip at his home in Elk
hart Logan county. The members of the
family have been summoned home
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09

Madrid, Jan. S,-The partisans of the
government believe that Senior Sagasta
will again endeaVor to postpone the ca hi-
net crisis by suggesting to the queen re-
gent that she use her constitutional pow
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
No Material Ghanne.

Washington, Jan. S.--There has been no
material change in the condition of Rep
resentative Dingley and tonight it is said
he is resting comfortably
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Don't Be Behind Time

There is not the least excuse for
anything of the kind when, for 81,
you can buy a reliable Alarm Clock,
and for $1.50 thoroughly reliable
Packing Watch, fully warranted,
We have other and better watches.
gradually rising in price to $3.50, ac-
cording to quality of case and move
ment
We can sell you a watch at anv
price you have set your mind on,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-09
Behind Time

It's your own fault if you are be-
hind time. There was time when
one watch was about all whole
family could afford and when the
purchase of a clock was almost as
serious a matter as the purchase of
a house is now. There isn't any,
thing very formidable about the
purchase of clock or watch in
these days. The astonishing thing
about timekeepers now is their
cheapness, variety and excellence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
DOrBLE TRAGEDY At 4 WILL.

4 Man OFT OF WORK SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND
TURNS THE WEAPON oN HIMSELF
Hyde Park Mass Nov. 6-Augustus Ludwig OF
Dcdham shot his wife. Mary. mill operative. here
to-day and then turned his revolver on himself.
Mrs Ludwig was seriously injured bat it is
thought that hor injuries Viii not prove fatal
I.udwigs wounds are dangerous. and IN" ply
sicians who examined him said that he could not
survive.
Ludwig had been without work for some tim"
and had been supported by his wife and his mother
Mrs Ludwig left her nome two weeks ago ana
obtained employment In The Briggs wo"."n MILL
without the knowledge or her husband ~ noon
today he went TO the mill and waited or 'he ont
side for ncr 20 come out for dinner The couple
wore seen 20 converse for . f." minutes SUI
denly tho man drew revolver and nr'd or or
VIC the shot entering tho head just ahot' ~
right car. Ludwig then placed tn" weapon ~ nl@
own head and fired. Both fell 10 the -llr"d.h 'l-
conscious After an examination hv u" physicians
'he couple were removed o. the M'ss''n"~e- p
Ludvie was thirty years old and MS wife about
tv.eni -eicnt u is supposed that bis hard li'K
and the departure Of his wife caused The shooting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
poST4L PEIENTES AND EXPENSES.

ANIMAL REPORT or THE DEPARTMENT AUDITOR
Waehinetor. Nor The auditor for tho Post
Office department in his annual report shows mat
f. the last year thc numa'r of postoiiic's IN the
United states increased from 72'7' =" 'f"H. th"
number Of domestic money orders ISSUED Increased
from 2- 1900, rlrrescutius ftiN1.ll. 90 -'"'N'
rot.r.e.ntng S4}e 49, s54 pct increase TN number
o. ea.7e2 and iu volume of }N3596i I'm the year
the revenues Of the postal service Increased from
Sssm2slS 70 S5 o2i3si and tine expenditures from
81 3d. 90. 90 Si'i 5s-lf' n'f ncr'as" in the re-
coln's 81 t6rS71 ANA in expenditures ~ S'."N''--
or this showing fhe auditor asks for an increase
Of thirty clerks a~ minimum requirement for
tho year l@"
Con-.d,raD. space is devoted 10 th" subject ~
money Oh. .or-. and statement IS given Whi'h
shows THAT in the last year the system was con
l..f.l f ODD actual joss 10 Nh" Government oi APP
rr,>.r1,foiv Slt5l0s which fact the auditor says.
would suggest the exercise ~ great care In leeis-
hating for the employment of new financial feat
urcs in The postal service
TIL. amount OF SECOND class postage collected
from publishers and news agents was S52'.'
and tho anouuf Of stamps. stamped envelopes.
newspapers wrappers and postal cards sold was >S-
2sis5 The cost of mail fransporiaiion Is gwen
as 81 1905 of which Si624.1 ~ was paid for th"
Transportation Of foreign mail The auditor 70
news his recommendation Of last year 70 the et-
feet that thc lifn of money orders be limited 10
three months instead Of twelve months, as no"
provided by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through talns leaFe Ne"-ioiN, i91t x % 49,
as f. lows aai five minutes earlier from West 80 -.
D.OO 4. N-Vesraui,i lNyIess daily fir Big. lnton.
Nayeily Elmra. b4u4lo. Bradford A.fte n-Ia'
y VI plrior O. kural0 .,
Zoo 4. N-Vesuhliei .niei-Fls' MAJ a. TX So,'
tram :or Chicago -'frNes 'e'cilnt ~ \ VI -
p NJ s.,epers 70 Chicago. Cleveland a.t Nin,inlA|
DINING ,..-...
20 II. N-IuNalo and Cleveland Nes-ifu'-' wees
enlv Arrives az BsrslO Tri s. VI Rrt.f.ri % 4 n,
.Un 200 \. NJ. Nolng-t wa iu y a. u |ess.
land II 80 = II Sieelers O. Bu.-lo ana 'eNe-a1 S~'
Library Car. ,,.,..y,
F'rira and chicago seepers 70 Burao. Chicago S''
Cincinnati Dining car. . 80
yl1irtt.rS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN ~.
COMMODAIlONS AZ IN. il3. -ti. 4oi ari l' $3.50. ..s
way II BoWery 1870 last l2tth-sf aDi -ia West ~,
80 Chambers and So .3l So ferries. NfN .fN. -
ana 500 Futon ST. rs Broadway. bg-cAen ~ itte
c. calls foi aaG o1ecAs baggage from h-tc.s and 's'
ccnccs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
NAN NTSTAKEN FOR 4 DEER.
FATALLY SHOT BY \ YOUNG HUNTER n TIL
WOODS NEAR NATrRAL BRIDGE.

FATALLY SHOT nY YouNG HUNTER N THE
WOODS NEAR NATURAL BRIDGE.
Ogdonsburg \. y. Nov (SpeciaD While Emory
and Albert Arnold. two brothers, living near Nat
uraI Bridge were hunting for deer n the woods
between tho village and Lake Bonaparto. on what j.
known a. Aliens Ridge. on Saturday. tney saw in
the distance an object coming out ~ small swamp
which they thought was the game for which they
were hunting Emory took aim and fired With MS
Winchester The object fell The boys ran to the
SPOT and 20 their horror fOuri that they had shot
William Ingraham wen known and respected
resident Of that vicinity. The bullet had entered
Mr Ingrahanl's right side The hunters bent over
the PROSTATE man and asked what they could do.
lie feebly answered. Inform my folks immed-
atoy."
They IN once went 70 Nj Ingraham's home which
is near Diana Station. and summoned his son VIII
lam and also William Swan and Gordon fri'ue
Tpon reaching the scene the son asked his father
10 speak bur the latter was too weak 10 make any
coherent response. The dying man was pace ~ a
blanket but was carried only "a few Yards when
h. died team was secured and tho body taken
home, Mr.. Ingraham WAS about siNty-slN years
old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
BrMyESs ~ TIE SUPREME corRr

MOTION INVOLVING C0NSTfTfTIONAIfrf or POE ~
nirAN COURTS TAKEN rNuCR AMUSEMENT
Washington. Nov ca formal effort was made
fo-Ia, hv Mr. shannon TO secure learo 80 hrinS in"
cage of 4 g Faror-Hirkey. involving tho cons.itl.
tonaiitv ~ Tho now courts Of Porto Rico 10 tn"
United states supreme Court from nh" Provisional
Court ~ Porto Rico Ho asked for leave 20 hlo r.
petition FOR writ cer'iorari. bur said that the
ful record IN tho case had not yof arrived. Th"
chief Justice said the complete record would t"
ne essary and Solicitor General Richards minated
that the Government would oppose the fling ~ the
papers The motion was taken under uyisemont
Justice Gray delivered an opinion i'm the case ~
the Hartford Fire and other Insurance companies
against the chicago. Milwaukee and s. Paul Rail
road Company. The action was brought originally
by th" Insurance companies o recover loss paid on
an elevator ON land leased from tho railroad COM
panv in iowa which had been destroyed by fire and
on which tho Insurance had been paid u was all
legged that the destruction OF the elevator was due
20 the negligence of the railroad company. and
there was an effort 20 hold that company response
h.o Notwithstanding stipulation between the COM
panv and the owner Of the elevator relieving The
company from responsibility from fires caused hy
sparks even though due 10 negligence. This stlqu-
ation WAS attacked but the Circuit court NJ APP
peals held that the case was controlled hy local
law and not ny general commercial law. and that
as the local laws of Iowa sustain such agreements
r. is not the province ~ the Federal courts 10 inter-
fore with thc practice The Supreme Court affirmed
this opinion. thus sustaining the contention OF the
railroad company.
Tho 'nier Justice handed down an opinion IN the
case OF the Renvilc Water Supply Company
acains, the City Of Mobile Ala The case was
brought originally by the water company 20 enjolu
m" city ~ Molil" from cOnstru ting "a system ~
water works during the continuance Of contracts
with the Bicnylo Company The decision OF the
court tor the Southern District OF Alabama WIS IA
,orahle 20 the cry, and to-days opinion affirmed
that decree
Solicitor General Richards entered a motion 10
advance the cases OF Tie Choct1w and Chie kasaw
Indians against the Wichita Indians and affiliated
bands. The case involves iars" tracts Of land in
I Indian Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
the BERKhLhY DRow>lyc c4Sy

Geneva. j. y. Nov . The District Attorney TO-
""s S'"i'o mar his reason for deciding t. prcson:
the Berkeley drowning case - H.. c,.,I r...
was That he had procured now evidence ral., ,,.
NOT brought out al The inqucsf. MI Moran how.
ever refuses 20 state just what le tine ,,t., 80 49,,
evidence Sheriff Clark va. iudienan, whom -.
81 MI M"ran.s Intended action in Tine nai
'''' -" shlH that Mr. Moran was fun, .,,t.ae1
WIN me findings 81 The coroner. in,,,., , -,
a'n,' iin mat hc said be would not nl,.h nc
.tirIl"'I. sheiin clark further sfated -.
u S,' ,e ne student VINO Win perlei,
he b ne a'tel me- his death. had requested IN,
y" pe ocked up thinking that Mr. Be rkeie,, M
sons death ' "e'e neia ior his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
lNrrTRUNr BlKIAG ponDIR

indianapolis. Ind. Noe. g. The Nens' publishes
thc following The Arfi-ru4st Baking Powder
Company. promoted from his city, has been moor
pDfated under the Jaws o: Delaware The capital
stock is SlVo0m. in shares 4 SO each The
fa,,ory ~ The company Will be- temporarily os,4b-
hshel 81 This ou. The company To-day took "A
lease o. building in thif cit>. aud Within two
weeks u is announced. VIII hc making antitrust
baking powder ~ The SlOn0no capital stock
newspapers Of The country A. IS stated have taken
Sl"""'o ~ par 20 ho paid FOR in Advertising AZ
rangeneuts are already being made for ih. alb
Hshinent ~ q permanent factory on "a large scale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.


IA CHAMPAGNE II LATE AFTER STORMY
VOYAGE.
Tic French liner Ia Champasuc. which arrived
here Yesterday twonty-nine hours overdue had
the same stormy experience as dif the s. Ta"
and the I-mhria which came into port on sunday
For SIX days La Champagne steamed thIouE"
heavy gales which blow alternately from inc
southwest and northwest and sent big seas SNrH
Ing over fho ship from bow 10 stern Captain IA
.oiie said that or November ]. when IN" storm
ragod mos; Horceiy the ship was a"ash VIII"
var.- ~ tines forty-oight feet high The big snip
woafhorcd the storm 10 good shape however ana
received no injuries Of any sort. Among Ia nam
paene's passengers We're Routci de Mon'eA MIS-
g. Downing NJ salcsa. Milo. Carmcla Cavagnaro
and Leon Bcllon
The Nor,h German Lloyd steamer Lain. which
sails to-day for Bremen by way Of Southampton
viii carry among others Dr Iauon NJ iandean
ch.rl,- Vs. parkor Nr. and Mrs. carl NJ. S'h'"'N
and Fernando We'll -~.,
tv tho Waite star liner oceanic. from liV"il93H POO
aro Andrew Carnegie. John q Emo loTn 'a-Si'.S
Lord Monk BRETON. a J. Dr'Xe. > ~ EH'lla .
" II TnInchasf Alfred Arnold. VI +. PROFESSOR
Tir.-far and Charles Dillingham;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
rRlcrIoN ~ 4 STATE ASrLrM
THE DISMISSAL oF THE HEAD rHIsi~iAN CAUSES
TROT BILE.

THE DISMISSAL oF THE HEAD rHlsI'iAN CA SH'
TROUBLE
Albany. Nov closely following upon the
-r-,ihl. in the Hudson Reformatory and th" syn
ems. Home for Feeble MI ied Women the s'"''
p,ara Of Charities is informed Of serious Iic'i''
in the Newark Custodian Asylum for Feeble Nina
cd Women Secretary Heabard Of the Board say
that the plethora ~ such cases Is due 10 the
Boards and tho Controller determination to com
pei employees 70 work in harmony and 10 away
with the friction which has proven detrimental 10
the states interests and the inmates care.
Mr. Hcoharl says that the Board Of Managers or
the asylum gave Dr VI Alice Brownen, the resi-
dent physician az the institution. official notnca-
,ion that she had I've days from October 81 IN
v,ich 20 resign or be- elected For some tim" past
th. in7ftfn-i0n has NOT been running rs Smoo' llF
as In should owing 20 friction between SEperin-
t,nd.nt WmSpear and Dr. BrowneN- VINO h'N ne
rl4co Of head physician several years before MI
Win4noar was appointed 10 ne Tho head or the IN,
sitltlou Nr Hebhard asserts thaf l'r hlo"ucii
WAS "a candidate for the office and when a'iealei
hv a vote Of eight ~ four. with five blank votes
east she started OUT 10 Great" friction anta-onznS
the superintendent and hi- Wiz
just what the merits Of the controversy -
nor known bur the Board Of Managers attfnie
viii undoubtedly be- supported by the state Board
1t is said that 40 complaint or charges can ne
made against Dr. Brownell 10 tho STATE civil ser
vice Commission that viii be legitimate reason for
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07

Cncsfo Nor. g. 'Sp.. i.u.-A municipal pawn
shop. operating under a Jaw passed hv the last
Legislature WAS operod here today aaI judging
from The number ~ Applications for l'ans 81 viii ue
Success The nrsi applicant to-day wanted SO
on diamond ring. and rot 500 Repre- enfafives OF
ttr ,'a laNnbrokefs Were present er4 predicted
an DtriF fsllui, Of the tnicrpfs. li- projectors.
however. 'Npcct u fo r'vo. t.on.zo Oh, Ia"norok-
me business Tine institution IS operated under IL
STATE charter and loans money af ucr cont 81
month instead of fle customary . 20 1u per cent
and upward charged h> Iawuurosers. IA, first
AID rnle object of the r.rtN. as tIHu.uerI To-
protect poor people who borrow money 0n small
ch1ft"ls The president 90 fle society l- &.
FaT..I
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BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

SlHEDJ n n IIFLII MY T, ~
FOR lsiL WEST.
Leave New York. nth Ferry CAae- M Tern al Al
foot - Liberty street Tine shown nom Sc-fl fe9'
Leave Liberty street minutes later 49,
'Iaiy. fENlelt SUNDAY. f>.11bh
CHICAGO. 40 a ~. Liberty street ony). . : p =
and -. 10 night. 80
IITTSrTNf. 1870 a. Liberty street cr,y) ."
ciN'INNAIl. ST. LOUIS. .055 a. n. '3'5 p g.
ROYAL nLIE TRAINS.
WASHI%STON BALTIMORE t75i. '9f3 fDner'
~ IS 4. m t,incrl. fl25; m. fD'r-0. - - lnnsf'
- IS C'Ro>al Limited " exclusively puimin lra1 ls,
as Dnen. '515 3. ,yneD anj 'l-lO nis11
NORFOLK. f25- m
All trains ate Eliminated With P.r's-h Lzht
Ofices. l3. H.. .Si f3f 1855 - aiuaf. IS E1i,n y
W ~ Bo~ery y T.. 3ap and ii>> Fulton sf. BOX,
yn: whitehall Terminal ana Liberty g. Hasrlse checAS
from hotel residence 20 destination.