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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06
THE COUNTY TAX LEW.
Fixed Yesterday by the County Com
miSSiOnerS

The county commissioners met in roy
ular monthly session yesterday and fin
ed the tax levy for 1899.
IT was ordered by the board that 3,
tax of % % cents be levied and coIlact-
ed this year for county purposes IN
every one hundred dollars value of ,..,l
and personal property in this conuty
and monies, credits, surplus resary.
funds, undivided profits, deposits of NON
residents. investments in bonds. storl,s
joint stock companies or other things 70
Quired to he listed by law. 1t was f1r-
Their ordered that there he lowed and
collected on each taxable poll in the
county Seventy-one cents.
II was ordered by the board that tberc
be levied and collected upon MI suh-
iectS of taxation embaced in Schodith..
h and e and elsewhere in the r.vcnur
act of 1899 the same tax as is by law
imposed for State purposes.
1t was further ordered that there he
levied and collected for the wear 1900
IN al yalorem tax Of ten cents for the
Raleigh township road district purposes
ON every 500 value of real and per
sonal property in said Raleigh township
road district. And that there he levied
and collected on each taxable poN i'm
said Raleigh township road district 30
cents.
This done the board. in accordance
with an act passed by the last LcgiSla-
ture, whereby the jury list is TO be re
vised every year in June, proceeded to
go over the tax books and put into the
jury box the names of such persons as
possessed the required qualification for
good jurors.
1t is tedious task and yesterday only
two townships We're Raleigh
and Wake Forest From the first 500
names of good jurors were secured:
from the second 100. When the county
is completed there will he from 900 to
5000 names in the jury box.
The work of revising the list will be
continued today.
y large number of poor orders were
audited yesterday.
Dr. 5. w. Thompson was paid SIG
for vaccinating some people in the coun-
ty around Wake Forest.
Consideration of the petition for a
road from Yates Pond 90 Swift Creek
church was postponed till the July meet
ing Of the board.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06
THE DANCE AT MOREHEAD.
A Brilliant Opening of the Season at
the Atlantic Hotel

the Atlantic Hotel
The season for the summer opened up
at Morehead City Saturday and the At
lantic Hotel under its able and new
management assumed its regular sum-
mer attire. The opening of the hotel
was made unusually attractive by the
arrival of large crowd from all parts
of the State who We're given Il cordial
welcome by the management. a dainty
lunch was served on the arrival of the
party who We're in the best of spirits
despite the delay caused by a wreck on
the road. Sunday was pleasantly spent
by the guests, sailing, bathing and prom
enading around the attractive points of
the hotel. The band rendered delightful
and entertaining concerts in the after
noon and evening.
On Monday the season Of 1899 opened
up in earnest. AT am early hour the
festivities began. In the morning sew
eral fishing parties were organized and
went out after the iinny tribe. They re-
turned laden with game fish, such as
sheephead. trout, sea bass, etc. one
party catching two hundred pounds. y
number of sailing parties were made up,
and spent several hours in sailing over
the waters of the sea and i'll the land
locked sounds. Concerts We're given in
the morning and afternoon by the or
chestra and the promenadeS We're
thronged with people.
In the evening the opening german
was given. and it was one of the most
successful ever known in the history
of the hotel. The ball room was bril-
dainty decorated and Illuminated with
hundreds Of lights, buntings and flags,
and presented beautiful scene. The
german was led by Miss Alice Stronach
and Mr.. w. Il. Baker. of Raleigh and
was made very interesting by the nitro
dnction of Il number Of new and heauti-
full figures, and was one of the most
successful social affairs of the season
and promises much for the new man
acement. Several hundred people were
in attendance and enjoyed themselves
TO their hearts content.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06

State papers please copy.
THE MASONS IN ASHEVILLE.
Meeting of the Grand Commandery i'll
the Land of the Sky Next Week.

Meeting of the Grand Commandery in
the Land of the Sky Next Week.
A number of Raleigh Masons will
next week go up to Asheville to attend
the sessions of the Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons, Grand Commandery Of
Knights Templar and Oasis Temple,
Mystic Shrine, to be held i'll that city,
June 1916. Among those that have in
Dictated their purpose to attend are:
Messrs. II. Ii. Bradley, John {. Drew
nv. VIM. Simpson, d. s. Hamilton. A.
b. Andrews Jr., ii. b. Greason, w. T..
Harding and w. A. Withers.
The following details of arrangements
are announced by the local fraternity.
June Is, s p. m.-Opening of Grand
Chapter.
June II, a. m.-Sessions of Grand
Chapter. S p. m.-Opening Of Grand
Commandery.
June Is, a. m.-Drive on Sunset
Mountain. IL Il. m.-Sessions of Grand
Commandery. 6 p. m.-Templar Parade.
June 1G, $3.50 p. m.-Drive on Wander
bilt Estate, Mystic Shrine. p. m.-Bus-
mess Meeting, Mystic Shrine. p. NJ
Ceremonial Sessions Of the Shrine. $3.50
p. m.-Musicale in Palm Parlor Bat
terry Park Hotel, complimentary to Wis
iting ladies. Il m.-Shrine banquet,
Battery Park ball room.
The request for special rates by the
Grand Recorder has been granted, COW
ering all points in North Carolina, with
limit of return to June 20. Also sum
mer excursion rates to Asheville, IN eff
feet. tickets good to October 3lst, may
be had
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06
DEATH OF MRS. HOLLOWAY.

Mrs. w. II. Holloway died Sunday
morning at j 80 O'Clock. Her death was
sudden and resulted from an acute at
tack of heart trouble which seized her
at o'clock. and in two hours and a
half she expired.
Mrs Holloway was most eStimable
and lovable woman, and the wife MIR.
William II. Holloway. She was -
years of age. \ devoted husband and
six children survive her. Mcssrs.
Charles Holloway, Webb S. Holloway,
w. II. Holloway, Jr., Cecil Holloway.
Mrs. Robert Horton and Miss Carrie
Holloway.
The funeral was held Yesterday morn
ING at the Baptist Tabernacle. The ser
vices were conducted 10y the pastor. the
Rev. \. NJ SimmS.
The interment took place at lakewood.
Mr.. HOLIDAY is Il member Of the
board of d,acons, and his fellow dea-
cons acted as pallbcarerS. There were
Mcssrs. \. r. Broughton, Jacob >. Al
len. ]. NJ. Broughton j. {. Birdsong,
e. C. Holleman j. \. Egerton. 7. j.
Rasbford. ]. H. WeatherS, WIN y.
Ccor2r. \. Il. Forest. Il. NJ. Andrews,
II. ii. Bradley. j. Il. Barkley ana y.
II. Mo0neyham
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06

that is not greater thaq its demands is
a pitiable creature.
Talk about laying up treasures in
heaven--you We nothing there unless you
have Yourself put it there, just as You
have nothing in the bank unless you've
put it there
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06
WANTED THE CITY TO PAY.

A man who owned a house iii which
a case of smallpox developed and the oc-
cupants were sent to the pest house
presented to the city yesterday a bll
for two months rent of the house. He
said the city had confined his tenants
while they left their furniture in his
house. and he wanted pay for the time
it had been there. OF course it was
not paid.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06
THE CARR BUILDING.
Contract for it Awarded to Raleigh
Firm at S13,9I6.


The contract for the Carr building
at the University was awarded yestpr-
day tc Zachary X Zachary, Of this city.
The bids were opened at noon by the
Building committee composed Of Col.
Thomas $. Keenan,, Mr.. r. II Battle
and DR.. II. Ii. Lewis. There were
three bids. as follows: Nicholas Ettner.
Atlanta, $16,373; w c. Balm. Greens
boro, S14,939; Zachary & Zachary, Raj
eigh, $13,97G.
No time is specified for completion
of the building. but work Will be begun
on it at once and be pushed as rapidly
as possible.
1t was expected that the contract for
the alumni building would be given OUT
yesterday, but it was postponed until
the 18th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06
THE PAPER MILLS SOLD.
The Property Brought Only SIG, 100
Sold In Lots.

The Raleigh Paper Mills property
located at the Falls of Neuse, was sold
at public auction yesterday by order of
court to satisfy certain claims against
it.
Sold in three lot as follows, it brought
$1,000:
To the Raleigh National Bank, the
plant and old machinery, $4,000.
To the National Bank of Charlotte
the machinery on which it had IA first
lien. $1,000.
To w. w. Vass, trustee, machinery
on which he had a first lien, $170O.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06
POPULAR PEASE PIANOS.
OVER 10000 SOLD.

popularity Pianos
fomN to andn
fort
stab
styles unsurpassed artistic double yeneered
in
anli
the loWestin grade Terms to suity
for or
DARNELL & THOMAS, RaleiQh N. E.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06

MOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill"
iousness, Indigestion, Seadacnes
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25
.BLAINE'S PLAN
REGARDING SAMOA
Partition Of the Islands May be
Discussed.
THREE ISLES 10 DIVIDE.
Germany, with Iscr Characteristic
wodc.ty, wants the Hest aud
Largest slice.

Washington. March 2i.-There Ia
some suggestion that AIR Bialnc'a plan
of a partition Of Samoa may again be
brought forward. although Il has not
assumed official fern thus far. II Is
based on tho idea that as uhc samoan
group consists Of three large islands,
each Of the three interested nations
would take ono 81 the Islands The
Germans insist that they have pre-
dominating influence ON the large Isl
and or upolu whcrc the capital. Apia.
~ situated. and that In any Partition
tpolu would fall Ia Germany.
Upon this basis. the eastern island
of Tuluila. with To hnrbor of parO-
Page. would fall TO the United States,
ana the large western island 10 Savnvii
90 Great britain.
~ present this government ~ pre-.
pairing 60 take pOuHcaHlon OF It's har.
Dor of puRo-pnFo. and collier n now
loading at Norfolk with supplies for
that point. Hut. while u Il one ~ tho
best naval hnrborH on the Pnciac. there
n much doubt whether this govern
mcnt would be- contcntcd whit, a naval
harbur alone. while Germany absorbed
the rich commercial parts OF the ini-
and group Nor IN Il believed. Great
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25
Appeal for Substantial Aid Sent 10
America.
TWO MILLIONS STARVING.
owing 20 the yellow River Floods,
They Have Lost Their Aii-rcr-
rtbic suffering.

washlnr'on. March 2i.-cl,lzcns Of
the United states residing In che Fee,
China, have made M earnest appeal,
through Consul Fowler Mt Che FOo. TO
the charitable In America and else
where on behalf OF thc sufferers from
the appalling yellow river floods OF this
year. These Hoods have been described
by tho natives as "chinas SORROW"
aud the petitioners state that never be-
fore was the disircss 10 great and
hcartrcnding as now. The most com
rorvatiye estimates plncc the number Of
starving ut two millionu. and time
and the Increasing cold weather viii
undoubtedly augment the distrgsa. Tho
petitioners say that uhey are daily. al
most hourly. In receipt Of reports from
their countrymcn In tho interior dcplct-
Ing the condition ~ thcfaminc refugees.
hundreds OF villages arc submerged.
cities surrounded by water. homes.
furniture. ciothing--ln fact. everything
H. under water or destroyed. tho ma
iivcu themselves are living In straw
huta; many have absolutely no shelter
from the winters cold and snow. sub
alatlng ON bark. willow twigu. roots
etc. The summers crops have been n
failure. the seed for ncxt springs sow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25
M.lsoms llaln:Ia calIfernIa.

San Francisco. March 2t,-The rain
n sim falling In all parts OF northern
California. with no signs OF n cessna
,ion. The snow In the mountains II
letting much water down and the
rivers tributary 20 the San joaquin.
nno rising very rapidly. The chpnncls
OF the san Joaquin arc raging torrents.
The lower parts OF the city OF stockton
arc submerged and cellars and base
mcntH arc fllllng with water. Several
81 the smaller towns are also under
water.
The Tuolumne and Stanislaus rivers.
tributaries 10 the San Joaquin. are
higher than they have been since the
winter OF lsSa-g0, In some places the
channels have been tampered with by
farmers who tried 20 LET In water for
Irrigation purposes during the dry
Al Santa Cruz the creeks are over
running tho banks and tho rnllroad
tracks have been rendered temporarily
useless. Al trains have stopped run.
ninF, but no great damage has been
done 50 far.
In Alameda county tho creeks are
full. but the only danger imminent Ia
me posaiblo collapse OF the Mountain
View reservoirs. Of which there are two.
one ~ the dams showed signs OF weak
ness last night and people We're warned
on the danger and TO move their more
valuable effects to places Of safety in
time, but the heroic efforts OF the super
intendent and u gang Of workrnen who
nlled the gaps with clay and rocks
saved the restraining wall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25
NUMBER 1O5.

Britain will accept n partition which
assigns to her the western island. which
IL barren and mountainous.
While. Therefore. the partition Of
Samoa " being put forward In ten
tatlvc way. II appears to evolve too
many animoaities a. prove a practicn-
BILE solution. Germany. probably would
accept such n solution, as Il would
give back the commercial prcpOndcr-
nncc the Germans have lacked since
the treaty OF Berlin was made. ~ that
time, William Walter Phelps, our min.
lister at Berlin. forwarded to Mf. blaine
extracts from the three great ORGANS ~
German political sentiment. an ok
preaslnE deep disappointment ut losing
the rrcpondcrntlng force they had for
mcrly exercised. The Berlin kreus
Icitung (cNtrcme conservative said;
German Influence ls no longtr 90 be-
allowed prcponderntlng force. and the
German element " ~ be reduced 10 the
level ~ other foreign elements. al.
though two-thlrda ~ all fouplgnrrs In
Samoa are Germans and -four nfths "
all the trade o. "a German hands
The moderate and radical Views
were similar. all expressing regret that
Germany had M the treaty Of Berlin
given up her prcpondcrnting influence
In this View u would appear that any
population ~ tho treaty ~ Berlin
would b. IN line with German political
sentiment as made known hy Mr..
Phelps to Mr.. iilninc nj the time the
treaty was made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Tho Punta de Atacamn award reeog.
nlEcs part OF the Argentine, ana part
OF the Chilean boundary lines
The Cuban military assembly held a
secret session yesterday. tho place OF
meeting being carefully guarded.
Yesterdays statement OF the eondl-
ti0n OF the treasury shows: Available
cash balance. iso,iii.oS6. gold reserve
s2is. t.os2.
In Tronton, N. j.. articles Of lneor-
porntion OF the American Beet sugar
company. with a capital OF s2o.QOo.O0O.
have been iiled.
Gov. Roosevelt states that he viii. Il
possible. attend the proposed reunion
% the Rough Riders TO be held In the
West June 2ith.
The United States supply ship Re-
lief. winch loft New York on March
ard, on her way 20 Manila, has arrived
nj Perrin. island of Perrin.
The treasury department has de-
cided TO discontinue the inspection or
tea at Portland, Or. ana % abolish the
ofilco Of tea inspector ut that place.
The sloop-of-war ThetiB viii go TO
San Francisco In few days TO be
oyerhauled. II IN expected that II VIII
take month to get the warship ready
Tor sea.
Tho bombay correspondent OF the
Daily Mail says: "Aiisses Daisy ana
Nancy Letter. sisters OF the Nlcerene,
arrived here yesterday. en- route Tor
slmla."
Al Chicago yesterday Emma Green.
well was awarded 100000 In street
railway damage case. The Girl, VINO IN
Xix years old. was run over and Grip
,lsd for life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25

ing Isl gone. and there Is nothing for
the starving millions to hope for In the
future.
with our knowledge Of the terrible
want PREVAILING" says the American
committee, we venture TO call upon
the charitable In our home land 10 as
aiHt US In trying Ia alleviate at least a
portion Of this misery.
Therefore. we shall be Glad 10 re-
ccivc contributions OF money and corn.
We earnestly beg the merchants and
others ON the Pacific coast to contrib
ute a steamcrload Of corn, the natives
Of Shan Tung, unlike those down south.
Fibsist upon corn. and we believe that
II the prniuncn OF the west VIII ship
TO the United States consul at Che Foo
direct from the Pacific slope steamer
loaded with corn. II will b. the means
~ not only saving thousands ~ lives.
but Of opening a market Of from 49,
OQ1,u00 to ap.uc0.oO0 consumers later on.
as under normal conditions American
corn can easily compete with native.
and II this corn be- scnt, we guarantee
that II will be distributed under the
direct and personal supervision Cf the
Americana now residing Ia or near tho
submerged districts. We ask Tor money
10 be sent 10 tho unitcd Stntca consul
here. with which food and clothing and
stock can be bought Tor the sufferers.
and we can guarantee n strict nc-
counting for every dollar received. Shan
Tung IL peculiarly interesting 10 Amer
icnn merchants as the best market FOR
their products IN all china. 10 the mis-.
rlnnurioa. hccaure thorc arc i've de.
nominations represented. comprising
iis adults. scattered all over this vast
province. and tn whom we look TO as
riat Us IN distributing such relief an We
may receive Probably In no othor place
IA Tho world and probably not In this
generation. has there been 20 much sur
fcfing aa u now being endured In Shan
Tung. The natives are doing all IN ihOir
power. one firm Ia Che Foo has con-
tributcd the equivalent 81 $4,000 Ia
cash and 10000 bags OF corn. and all
classes are contributing. but let ~ not
forget there are two million starving.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25
rom MOnr noDirs.
charr.d Hcmaiu. Dus Cat In Windsor
flnias.

New York. March 2i--Four more
bodies were recovered from the ruins
~ the Windsor hotel today The rec.
ord aH Il now stands Il twenty-ihrcc
dead. forty or more missing. and n
large collection Of small bones. The In.
jurcd In hospitals and other places arc
recovering. Anxiety on the part ~
friends ~ persons who have been re-
parted missing II Increasing 20 a cer-
,uinty almost that they pcri-hed In the
me- From the condition % the bodies
so far reached there " but little hope
that they or any ~ the bodies that
may be- found hereafter can be idcnti-
fed.
Body number n was taken 10 the
morsue tonight and placed IN case
by Itself II N In about the same con-
ditinu AZ the other bodies recovered
n il nlmtry charrcd and nlackenci
trunk. wlti' parts % the arm. legs
and skull attached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25

New York. March 2i.--Thc World VIII
tomorrow print the following Manila
cable under date 81 March 18th.
"a sweeping victory over Aguinnldo's
forces has Just been won by the United
States troops.
''rhe total American loss Il estimated
NJ about 100. including both Killed ana
wounded.
"The Filipino loss Is between 900 and
AM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25
~ ONLY n,mNum wunE AIIvEi
story of Two-Iieaded Sea serpent from
the solomon Isles.

San Francisco, March si.-Tho steam
or Wnrrlmoo arrived today with Aus
trallnn advices. steamer Emu. which
reached sydney Just before the Warrl-
moo left, brought news OF supposed
sea serpent seen In the solomon group,
The officers said the creature had two
heads. They brought a portion OF the
carcasa 10 the sydney museum. The
monster was covered with hair. IL
feet long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25

Arrangements have been completed
for an elaborate banquet TO be held In
Topeka. kas.. March s0th, IN memory
o. the birthday Of Thomas jefferson.
Covers will be- laid for 1900 guests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-25

The taking Of testimony In the In.
vcs,iFntion % the Standard oil trust
before Master Commiraioncr Allen r.
lirinsmade was completed In Cleveland.
o.. yesterday, The only winners cN-
nmined was VIRGIL T., Kline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-30
DE. AW ARE. LACKAWANNA Al
WESTERN RAILROAD.

haiioas IN SEW York foot barclay ana Christopher s,s
VtsIIIT'I.F TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
lgNrSCH LIGHT.
A. BINGHAMrDN NAIL stops NJ principA.
..--,...
HAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA, Ef.nIRA. SYRACUSE
aid OsG go "a rJ1TSs Pullman Euff-t Pnflor Car
contc;iag BrnGlo alta .rsns :or cnicsgo aud points
LOO p N. DAILY Chicago and Buffalo vertbuled =.
-rrerg fer SOP ANTON BiNGHAsfTON snd fLMIFh
pnIlmsn uafct ParlJr Car Elnira. Through seep-
ing cars ard DAY coach e Chicogo arriving al AIS =
s,o - .--s aANTON WfikEsBAnRE ard p.-HM-
OrfTH EXFPisS Pullman Bdffet Pafios Cars.
700 p n Nail,)-cIIiCAGO and RTiFFALo YES g.
RULED LIMITED fXP6EsS to9 -snhANToN 81 IS,
HELPING CAR New Yc-k TO Chicag- Dn.ng Car
west 81 Buffalo , 49,, -. ..
$40 r. VI daily BUFFAIN EXpRESs. Pill IMAM
O. e. rrpr.I,e Tor SCRANTON. nINGE ANTON E.
SfPA BATH dOUNT MORRIS and prFPAIo. Ar
oao +. NJ (day).-BuFFA11o. sCRANToN. BING
sHyARnAc&isE and oswEGo rxpRESF pniiinan i'unsi
.TTIIscfSrTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
utSpY GAZE & SONS Lid. i1s Broadway. a Park
pace i2a o'2 n-osaway Tickets 81 reIry stations
area ana Tw nfh = ~ c9ln'rbus a,e New Yer.
Time table giving full nfo,riaiicn At Ell sis'ons
'vTrIreTrOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY wil call fcr and
,berk baggage hotel residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-30
RAILROADS..
Railroads.
new YORK CENT RAl

All through trains stop at Albany U;iea. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Stations as follows;
Geo" EMPIRE sTATE EXPRESS. limited.
Fastest train In the World. Due Buffalo, a4o r Al :
Niagara Falls sac ?. NJ. Toronto. eco p A. DE
tro lilo +. NJ. Limited 10 It's resting capacmy.
S.45 A. Mast MAIL. Daiy-For Buffalo Niagara
1910 A. n. DAY EXPRESS, exeep, SUNDAY, fot
Buffalo and all important New York state points
I 90 =. VI. -sOUTHwEsTERN LIMITED and , chi
CAGO SPECIAL. Daiiy-For Columbus Cihcih-
$40 p. M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
sunday. stops important stations q, -
$50 p M-LAkD SHORE LIMITED. Daily , .nond
train Chicago ia Lake shore Due O,sse'sn "a
q. 90 p NJ WESTERN EXPRESS. paily-For Niagara
Falls. Toronto Cleveland CHICAGO. - 49,.
0.2S p M.-NoRTHERN EXPRESS paiymror 4'''
T.3O p M.-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS ANp "O.'-
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ,,,,-,rrpv
$50 M-BuFFAID AID soeSr ,asSrs Falls
Cleveland Cincinnati. indonapoiis and St: Louis.
0.15 p M--PACIfIC EXPRESS. Daiiy-FoT OsSen rs
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago ana ~
cep, saturday FOR Cape Vincent and the Auou rh,css
1910 nisht-MInNIGFT EXPRESS. For O ns.
every night except sunday nights sunday
nights. Chicago seepers leave at e:l5
HARLEM DIVISION. $780,, .
0I5 4. NJ. and 1858 p M.-Dally, except suhdhy 10
pittsaeld Sundays only a, 0.XO A. NJ
Wagner Pelnce Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Wagner offices AT Grand central STATION
49, 26l 4i3 Broadway. 81 East l4th St. et2 Broeoway
235 Columbus Ave 81 West i25th ST. l25th 81. Station
and lssth 81 station York 33s and 726 Fulton St.
and iOI broadway. f. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone '2TsO Thirty eighth street for New YORK
dence by westcott Express Company
GEORGE r. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent