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RECORD BREAKER.
IRE british Transport tfontssunAa
Glade 10000 Miles in 20 Days
snd le uesrs.

New Orleans, Dec. ss.--Ths British
transport Montezuma, CAP. Owen,
which sailed from New Orleans octe-
Ter 20 with mules for Cape Tewn.
has returned to New Orleans for or
der. She brought back - muleteeIs
who had shipped from New Orleans
She sailed again Sunday morning for
Halifax TO take the second contin-
gent of Canadisa troops 70 South Al
rica. Capt Owen reports that ON the
outward trip he encountered several
gales for four or ave days during
which some ~ Of the nulcs were lost.
The trip 70 Cape Town took 10 days
end 10 hours and an told 81 of the
animals of which there were 1856 on
board, were killed or put TO death be-
cause Of disease. The trip OF the
Nontezuma to Cape Town and return
Ia . record breaker. The distance
covered was 1900 miles and the ship
was under . full head Of steam dur
ing 81 days. The NontsKuma landed
her mules at Cape Town and they
were Immediately sent north by train
to Gen. Methuen in the direction of
Kimberley.
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Grand Haven, Mich, Dee. 25.-The
mammoth ice house of the Spring
Lake lee Co.. located on Spring Lake,
two miles northeast of this city, was
totally destroyed by fire Sunday
morning entailing a loss of upwards
OF s1,o0o,ooo. 1t was built one year
ago by Chicago capitalists, headed by
the Barry Bros, of the Chicago indie
pendent tug line. About 10000 tons
OF ice of last years cut still remained
In the building.
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rrea n tAs miss " the working
<xews sines Asi Tuesday morming.
fssr days before tbs eaPlesion.
Rensh but reversnt hands carried
the bodice Of TIE vis&izns when they
reached the top Of shs shaft " the
temporary norg'se en- ths hillside 700
feet away. OF enc If ths men. Peter
CROSBY, but peytisn 81 the tranA
and the back Of tbs skun femsioea.
and that was virtually sut = cindar-
He waa identified By sArsd 81 Ais
shirs that had been hiewa inte his
flesh. r
OF the IL dead there was bus eos
that was not hideous spectacle.
Among the men AZ the Brasncll mime
Sunday were many who had been at
other explosions, but never had they
seen such mangled. burned and dis
torted bodies.
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The COMMONWEALTH.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
pAris:==- Fe.tivities es ths ns~ss
81 Sohn Bueehtei Gomez -
snaden End.

Louisville, KY, Dee. 25.--A fatal ss-
rident put q sudden end to the Christ
mas festivities at the home of John
Buechel on Sixteenth street near
Grayson, Sunday evening. Jacob n.
Huntow, Buechel's brother-in-law,with
the formers wife and four children.
were among the merrymakers. hun
tow played the part of Santa Claus.
ard in his outfit carried q revolver.
While the frolic was at it's height this
weapon was accidentally discharged.
the bullet striking and instantly kill
ing Mrs. Huntow. When he realized
what had happened Huntow threat
ened 70 take his life, and became so
violent that police thought best to
lock him up.
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FARMERS BURNED OUT.
Destructive Prairie Rires swept the
Country in the vicinity Of
Eureka, .. ID.

Aberdeen, Q. D., Dee. a5.-Duripg .
high northwest wind Saturday even
ing prairie FIRE started east of Eu-
rtka and swept over the country caus-
Ing great destruction of hay and grass
on the ranges. No reports from the
burned districts have heen received,
but many farmers must have been en-
tirely burned out. The Ere was the
most extensive for years, embracing
. tract several miles wide and i've
miles long, Great anxiety is felt for
the safety Of people In the path Of
the FIRE as the wind carried the IRE
with terrible rapidly through The
tall prairie grass.
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shet Through the Mosth.

Lexington, KY, Dec. aS.-Deputy
County Clerk John ]. McKenna was
slot through the mouth by Wesley
Carter, jr., n colored carriage driver
in the employ of Solomon Van Meter.
Carter and his cousin, Annie Coying-
ton, were walking in crowded Main
street. In attempting to pass in front
Of the Florentine hotel McKenns was
jostled against the woman. Carter
cursed him and McKenna struck him
with an umbrella. Carter drew . re-
volver and fred. The ball entered
NcKenna's cheek and was stopped by
lbs jaw bone. He spat the bullet out.
officer o'Neill placed the oolersd man
under arrest.
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Burial Of m. n.i.. vs.,iu..,

Washington, Dec. e5.--Assisteut
6ecretary Allen, of the navy depart
ment, who has charge of the prelim-
mary arrangements for interring
The remains of the Names dead at
Arlington next Thursday, has selected
as site for their last resting place
. beautiful grassy knoll just this side
OF where the Santiago dead he buried.
Capt. Sigsbee will have charge of the
arrangements on the day of burial
and Chaplain Chadwick, who was on
the Maine when she was blown up,
will perform the funeral rites at the
re-interment. tl
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steamer wreeEed.-rives l,o,..

Eewburyport, Mass, Dec. e5.-From
wreckage which came ashore during
the night, and The washing ashore Of
two bodies Sunday. IL became posi-
lively known that the small steamer
Laura Marion, Of this port, was wreck
ed in attempting to cross Eewbury-
port bar Saturday night. Capt F. w.
Sargent. OF Groveland, her owner, En-
Sinstssy Math johnson, also of Grove
land, al Capt VIM. 5. .Pettingill, OF
this place, who 1rsre on board a. the
time, perishcd, the boSies Of the AssS
two named being washed ashors IN
the surf. .NL
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A KilIi-s at Trenktert,

fr.nkfort, KY Dec. ss.--wiilie
Kehr; a quiot young drug clerk, shot
and killed Sam Sanders, IT., . well
known young msn, in Holmes drug
ssors Sunday night. esndsrs drew .
pistol and attempted 70 shoot Kshr.
bat the latter olinchsd. puzzled tho pisA
toll out of Sanders hand and shot
I'm twice, while stifl struggling, KILL
ing him almost instantly. Sanders ID
highly connected, his father being =
retired steamboat owner. Kehr Is =
German who lived here ten years.
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KENTUCKY PENSIONERS.
Several Kentuclrians MADE HappT
by the United States Pea
sion once.

Washington. Dec. as.--The follow
Ing pensions have beea granted to
Kentucky people: original-James
Lantaff, Silent Run, Sc; Ennis Nc
Gufin, Louisville. SO; Hiram N. Lin
will, Mt. 0livet.
Renewal--John Walls, Kirkland,
$12.
Renewal and Reissue-Francis Ir-
vim Edgerton. Newport, So.
Increase-Thomas Reynolds. MAdi-
sonville, So to s12; Shelton Baker.
Valley view, So to $12.
Original Widows, Etc.-Rebecca T.
Morrie, Smithland, So.
Original Widows, Special, Accrued
December 13-Harriet M. Studyville,
Leitchfield, So.
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Niagara Falls, N. Y, Dec. 25.-Heavy
rain is again pairing OF the Canadian
elm. A large mass of rock from a
point close to the Horse Shoe fall
dropped into the river Sunday morn
ing; Table rock is slowly but surely
becoming smaller. The upper end Of
Goat island shows the wear made by
water and marks of recession are
PLAINLY visible at the foot of the
american and Horse Shoe falls.
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wounaed by !. Rohas,.

Louisville, KY, Dec. s5.--CharIes
Schmiltz, a printer. was struck ON tho
head and seriously wounded by an UNI
known robber early Sunday morn
ing. The blow rendered Mr.. Schmiltz
unconscious. and the footpad robbed
him of gold watch and $40. II Ia
feared his skull is fractured.
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Gen. Duke Will he There.

Louisville, KY, Dec. s5.--Gen. Basil
w. Duke will be the legislative repre-
sentative of the L. & N. railroad at
Frankfort this winter. This state
mont was made officially to contra
diet a report that Gen. Duke would
not represent the road because of his
alleged unpopularity with the DEM
ocracy Of the state but would be SUI
perseded by Wilbor +. Browder. .
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pecenber Immersisns.

Nicholasville, KY, Dec. as.-Ths
white and Negro Bsptists have been
holding REVEALS here, and Rev. Clark.
colored, of Covington, baptized 40
converts Sunday at Ross Lake, at tho
junction of the Queen e. Crescent and
Richmond, Nicholasville, Irvine q
Beattyville railways, in the presence
OF an immense crowd. The meeting
by the white people closed without
success.
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owsaten. Ky, Dee RIA aozhIs
wedding Of unusual interest occurred
near Dallasburg, the brides being
Misses Mallie and Nellie NeNeal,
daughters Of John AcNeal, one OF
Owens foremost eitizens. and the
greens n. L. vallsndingham and G.
9. Vallandingham, respectively.
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Tacoma, Wash, Dec. a5.-Heavy
rains and deep SHOWS in the noun
tains, accompanied by chinook winds,
Fave combined to send an immense
food OF water soursing down West
crn Washington rivers. The White.
fruck, Cowlitz, Chehails, Skagit, 6ko-
fonish and Nocksey rivers are over
flowing the lowlands along kheir
banks. doing great damage.
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H.ntinE for a precedent.

Frankfort, Ky, Dec. 22.--Lawyers in
the contest cases are having a hard
time looking for precedents aprli-
cable to the cases coming before the
legislature. The Goebel-Taylor case is
the frst contest had In the history
of Kentucky as q state.
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rIonrlng NH Burnea.

owing Green, KY, Dec. eS.-The
Quse' Houring mill, E. o, Grissom,
proprietc vas totally destroyed by
fire, together with all the stock on
hand. The fire is said to have origi-
mated in the dust room by spontane-
GUS combustion. The loss is s2o.o
with an insurance of $4,000
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Grcepsburg, KY, Dec. 22.--Joe Ora
ham. charged with breaking into the
house of John Nilby and stealing
$2ss, was again arrested Wednesday
evening. charged with breaking into
the smokehouse of Buddie Noe and
stealing meat. He lie now in Jail.
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Diackburn Opens Hendqunrter..

Frankfort, KY, Dec. 22.-Former
Senator Blackburn has engaged guas.-
ters at the Fleming hotel. Col. Eph
Lillard will be in charge. p. Wat
Hardin's arrival Thursday caused
further hutter. Hardin will not talk
politics,
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shot his son-in-Lav,.

Greensboro, KY, Dec. ss.-Dave
Nelly was shot and wounded here by
James Bivens, who married Kelly'a
stepdaughter. The shooting was the
result of i'll feeling over the winding
I'D of the estate Of Mrs. Kelly's hrst
husband.
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Died Fros an OLD wo.na.

Louisville, KY, Dec. s5.-Geoge Da-
Wis is dead at his home on Story ave-
nue. from the effects OF pistol shot
wound received Is years ago at the
hand of sn express robber few miles
north of Harrodsburg, Ind, Chelsey
Chambers, the robber, was afterwards
sent to the penitentiary.
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Instantly KiiIea hy . rrain.

Ashland, KY, Dec. 22.--James Clsrk,
while crossing the C. q o. double
track At the corner of Nineteenth
street, was struck by . passenger
train and instantly killed.
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Elks ne rrankfert.

Frankfort, KY, Dec. e2.---Tws hun
dred Elks from Louisville, Lexington
and Georgetown were here Thursday
night to participate In the installs-
ton of local lodge. Former Gov.
Bradley was initiated.
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wedding Jsst Announced.

Taylorsville, KY, Dec. a2.-The mar
riagc of Miss Addie Snyder and Mr..
Charles p. Brown, which took place
August IL, has just been announced.
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10 FLORIDA.
Double Daily Fast Trains Via. the
Southern Railway.

For the present winter season she
Southern Railway, with connections,
presents the most superior schedules
through car-service and transportation
srrangementssgenerally, eyer oferef
to the travel TO Southern Faress
Double-daily trains fro oe
and Louisville, in connectios.ye
Queen & Crescent Route, viDCrx
uoogs, Jesupgsnd The Plant SystsASI
Through sleepiug-csr from Cincin-
pati to Jacksonville, with convenient
connections from Louisville, via Knox
vile, Asheville and Savannah, Thit
Is the scenic route through til f9A;s
tains Of Western ENorth Cars
'The Land of the Sky" Y
Also through sleeping-cars from S 1
Louis to Jacksonville, in connection
with the L. E. g. st. L. RAILROAD (Air
Linc,, via.l Louisville; and thrc.sA
Sleeping cara ss.rom Kansas City -
Jacksonville via the II. y. y. =. q M
cA,lroad, in connection with the soush-
arm Railway, Wis. Birmingham, Allan y
., Jesup and The Plant Svstem. Tbs
asst Kansas City-Jscksonville Limit
I'd, only thirty-eight hours from Kan
+as City toEJacksonvil,e.
All agents OF connecting lines sell
through winter.excursion tickets via
the Southern Railway to the resorts of
Florida and the South.
Maps, schedules, booklets and infor-
nation mailed free to any address. by
j. G. BEAM, Jr.,
n. W,P, Also Adams 81.
Chicago, Ill.
G.. A, BAIRD.
TRAY. Passenger Agent,
Lapsyillss, Ky> !,
w. A. TURK,
Genl. Passenger Agent
Washington, d
WIZ. II. TAYLOR,
Asst. Gepl. Pass. Agei
Louisville,
o
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o,xen,. OmcinI Y.te.

Owenton, Ky, Dec. s2.--Complete
official returns from Owen county in
the recent congressional election gave
Gayle 1855 and Owen 744.
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Holiday Rates.

One and one-third via the Queen s.
Crescent Route December 22nd to
2hth, and December Both to January
LIST. Tickets are good to return JAM
parry 4th. To points north OF Ohio
River return limit is January 2nd.
W. @. Rinearson, Gent Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Cynthiana, KY, Dec. e5.-Collin
Jnett died of lockjaw. While playing
hide and seek he crawled under a bed
and accidentally touched the trigger
OF . gun. The load took effect In his
arm. Hv a.
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The BackeIsr.

He admits with q smile that In meckins,
That Christmas no longer consoles;
He hasn't a single stocking
That isn't full Of h0les. r|..
-.JvdRe.
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KtlIee nv n Trai,.

Ashland Ky, Dec. 22.--Jas. Clark.
aged ss, was struck Thursday morn
ing by c. Il o. train and killed In
stantly.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-26

Over IS per cent. of the housewives
Of this country do without servants.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-26

Bardstovn, KY, Dee. 2s.-John
Bean, 70, was found dead Wednesday.
He died while eating, three days ago.
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ing Hopkinsville. KY. Dee. ss.--wsit
by JaH.AsARw, sged %. and solere1, J
myself. Apy IN l. = fxAsA.-<f
mont Hotel. ss'E ltlss
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No uhRonxs e'eeptnx ear 20 JacksonvfNs-
W Lektngton CbattsD0oga and Jesup
Ne o tkrsugh sleeping cur Louisville 10 Bpr-
uztzghaA, via kaxiaRton and Chattanooga
No D free ssservaslen ehair-oar Loshvn4s
10 LexingtsnL
Ne Z freq observation chair car Lesngto1 70
Lsuisviisa
Louis. via Burgin. Lawrence burg and Louisville
erss-siass seaches Lexington 70 Loufsylle
Ne Z. sleeping ear Birmingham 70 Loutsvflis,
via Lexington.
pnyr.h daily.
Detwsep Versailles and Georgetown Mos Is
and is daily. Mos. sy and 90 daily .cxcept Sunday
Between Versailles. Nicholasvillc. Rich
nond aud Irvine daily, except Sunday.
fpaiiy except Sunday. Other trains dsfly.
F.SGArNoN. Sd v.P.A G. M. j. M Ctr, I. "
Washington. d. G. Washington D.0L
W.A.TuRK,G.PA.. WM.H TAYLoD A.G.PA
Washington. d. @. Louisville, HI
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GA - Tozr1A. /
Bears the The Kind ZOO Haze Always Z
'''' si &<sHzZzza<l
Southern Railway.

~h,wssnter tourist tickets now
via SonthesA Railway to "
pa aud other sossbcr0F
oerior Schedules an
,ar service. The d "
bule trains. wjMsA ~
via this line permit s,op-%
cipal points of interest. &K
turn until MayI3l. 1900. g
and Hot Syringe, North Carr
lin the land OF the kyp are
Southern Railway.
All principal ticket age,i
through ticketa via Southd
Valuable and interesting ma
lets and information mailed
any address. " q
VIZ. II. TxvLoE. g Ia
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify
the blood, clean the liver, ipvigorste
the system. Famous liitle{ pills for
frstipstion spd liver troubAes.
A.. e,r sale h<4F. @. DurRsAS. Drog-
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lew hrsn TINA ista
sternity have bsrne
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make and In fns ceAd itie'
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
SCHEDUIE IN EFFECT MAY 1. 1auu

BALIlMURE d UHlO h. K.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IL, 1899.
FOR THE " EST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall TermlnaD.
South Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
DAILY. Except Sunday. Sundays.
p. NJ. and "l2:1O night 80"
PITTsBuRi, 1850 A. NJ. Liberty street only.
CINCiNNATI. ST LOUIS. 1855 A. M. 1855 P. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, II 55, 20: b5 CDiner)
sll:2b A NJ Diner. tl2:5b p NJ. !Dner. .i:25
man Train, Diner. 400 Dinerl, .hb5 P NJ. Diner,
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light
', Ofices: ll3, l72. 2d1. t34, 1884 Broadway. 2b
Union So. W, 12I Bowery N. Y; $40 Fulton st $50
Graham ey.. Brooklyn Whitehall Terminal and Lib.
erty St Baggage checked from hotel or residence to
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J!A!TSK;I! 7. {, .EVENINGLINE

5ISHIntrH UNIFU and KhATEKSkIIL leave
foot u Christopher II. every week day at 4 p N.
On Saturdays ONTEORA at 80 p NJ. and kAAr-
ERSkILL at u T. NJ.
Trains for Cairo, Palenyille, Otis Summit HAnoa
Corners and Tannersville connect.
Bicycles free. Horses and carriages taken.
Descriptive folder mailed free.
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ANCHOR line. i G1..F"wi ,y,s

From Pier %. North River. foot ". 24th st.
Ethiopia, Sept 2, Noon. AncEOria, Sept. H. Noon
City OF Rome. Saturday. Sept. 9, Noon.
Cabin passage $50 and upward.
I'd Cabin, $50 to S3b. BteerAse, S23. 90 to s25.6o
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. II L 10 Broadway.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,

MONDAY; lsatnrdays only. tDaily. except satur
II A II l. e NJ DIVE ION.
o:12 A. NJ. aud 3 500 P. NJ. Daily. except Sunday to
Pittsheld; Sundays only at $40 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at 1l3, 2B1, Al and 1915 Broadway.
25 Union So. w, 235 Columbus av.. OF W. l25th ST..
Grand Central Station. 125th St. Station and 13sth
81 station. New York sss and 72e Fulton at. and
Telephone "27aO Thirty eighth street" for New
York Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by westcou FX press Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS,
new YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN Ry

TRAINS leave TO- Ul W 42l II. w follows IN m,n
utes earlier from Franklin ST.: ' min
T.SR A. M.-DAy express for all stations N N.
.OC wcgo. Connections for Lakes MOhonk Nil
newaska and KiameshA. Parlor cars 1hin'
o.. \ A. M.-Mountain express TO Elenville Lib
c'ic GTty ana inteImediate stations, Lake Kane
I .lnP; M:-(Saturdays only)-stations to Ellen
Lake PArlor cars. ~ "''''o
0.IN =. M.-Yestbuls Limited. Stations to FL
DEL - lenville, Rockland, Lakes MohOnk NJ r.'
wasks, Kismesha and White Lake Parlor rars '""o'
VI d caGo daily. stops at Mlddletown. Libertv
/. Manor, Walton, rwich. Onelda OswegS, Niagara
Falls Wagner sleeper and Reclining Char GO
lseats free through to Chicago via Wabash "'
TICKETS AND PARIOk CAR SEATS AT Az
l Broadway, y. Y. y. Y Transfer Co rhecks hay.
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Railroads.
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DEsBRossEs AND coRTiAEDT srREErs.
Cortiandt streets Il. live mia ute. later thar
that given below for Twenty.third street
sss &. s.l fIsr asii hl%i,.G /? sns..
F.Su Gs S St P pn.:Ss to sssBns Car
$50 FAsF iyi
serVaton Cars. Tor Chicago, cleveland Toledo.
ss P e. caIeaS HSb Gr' Eos
For Louisville via Cincnnati). Indianapolis, ohca'
b.s5 +. N. WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago,
7 EGr Toledo EXCEPT SiipFfsy Expnrssror
Pittsbure. Cleveland, Nashville via CincinnstD.
7ss T. Me- PScflRS
ChieAvo; For Knoxville. daily, VIA shenandoah
Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
pe,SEG,'G. .Ra soT.l,sdt Street, ss ssS
Pitisbais. and points West, daily except sunday.
WAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH
iandt Street 10 isi DINING Carr. ioS5 Dining carr
am, is.5b. ?:io Desbrosses Street 2.1o cortiendS
Psrler and Dining I osr.,, as5 Dining Car. ..55
D,ssins Carr as n p i2io night 81 SUNDAY;
as Lm o' ali f.rior and Dining
s6tF iii a Alf2h1 a5s. .a5 p. H..
N5FFohk AND t&SEsrEnN RAlLwAy-rOr Mem.
phis aud New Orleans. 2.55 D. III. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Eipress. D.25 a. m. and
fiji af5 a5HsAE VA ass
an; week; days and I;55 p. M. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-2.1o p. m. week days (Desbrossos
Street ZIG M. Co tlandt Street 21b p M.
PASSENGER Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE Mayo So D. M. week days.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from west Twenty ird street Station, S65 q.
M, 1910 LILO Saturdays only, 2.2b, 255. 32o,
4.s5 p. m. from Desbrosses Street 300. 300 a.
M. 90 20 saturdays only, $50 $40, $40,
4.20, $40. 100 p m. Sundays. 5.15, e.46. n. M.
$40 p. IN. from Cortandt street,, 300. 300 M,
12.2o, l.23 (SEturdays only, 28o, 500. 33s, t23.
6l6. 100 p. IN. Sundays, SIS. 9.45 o. m' blo
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6.10 Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets 6.2O) T.25,
755. 1925, y. SO. v. 30 Obs Penna. Limited. 1910
tDesbrosses Street 1910, Cortlsndt Street 1915
2Jo Desbrosses 10, Cortlandt Street g. l5).
2b5. 1856 42b. rs Dining Carr 4.b5 DINING
Carr. 555 dining Car, 765. S.55p m. H. o night.
Sundays. $40, s25, s.55, 9.25. e55 lLmited).
OBS. 1885 Dining Carr a. M. l2.5b. l.55 Dining
Carr. 2.55, 800 4.2b Dining Carl. 4.55 Dining
Ticket Offices Nos 4sl, e44, l1ae. 1854. III, and
261 Broadway; Aston House; West Twenty third
Street station and stations foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Btrsets4 Court Street $50 Fulton Street.
" Broadway aud Pennsylvania Annex Station,
Drooklyn; station, Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residence through to destination.
Telephone g14 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyl
vania Railroad Cab Service.
]. b. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
1920.