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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07
MACHINERY

MACHINERY.
NN~NNNNNNNNNNNNN< N0NONHor/N~NNNON
Al REDUCED PklCks.-0,O second-aAit
wood and iron working machines; fulIS
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
charged GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3SS Mad
son-st.
FOOT POWER WORKSHOP MACHfN-
ERY.-Wood and metal working tools.
scroll saws. designs and fancy work.
LITTbES TOOL. STORE. 80 Fulton ~.
New-York CITY. Exchanges made and
outfits bought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
West End and 71th st.-Rev. HENRY ENERTSO'
COBB Will preach 81 u a. m. and p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

EVANGELICAL. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST.
JAMES southwest corner OF Madson-ave and 73d e.,
Rev ! Is REMENSNYDER. D. u. Pastor services IL
o m. = p m Sunday-school DAB n m All are cordi
ally invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHlRCH "a
ave and eth si.-ReV. EDWARD NILES VIII preach ]
a m Rev. JOHN g. FAGG at p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07
WORK WANTED.

PORTER. Sc-Young man. -. az gh'
porter or clerk In showroom AZ -
usek / ANDERSON s51 7th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

Ar REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN Christie
MISSION West Dist ct Evening 10 Key ~, - NJ r.
A OCONNOR Pastor Rev. WILLIAM FLA Is, re
Gently converted the Roman catholic pr'e''hoo'
dellv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 18Th st
and ,h ave-Rev. sTORRS. u. u. Will preach
~ II O. m and ,. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS 57th-st.. near s,h
ave-Rev u ASA BLACKBl' Pm, Pastor. breaches 10
morrow a II \. and T:43 p. m. Morning subject;
'Fonorinr God" Strangers welcome All snting-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

CHURCH or THE MESSIAH Unarian) 34th 81
corner Park ave Services II q Rev. ROBEk
COII.YER will preach. Sunday schsol. 10 o'clock, j
chanel: entrance Park ave. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07
Reliaious Notices.

A-Reply Col Ingersol by SAMUEL 'oiH o,'i,.
.,,h and last time in this city abbreviated to perm, a
shor, answer Ingersolls latest lecture supesoon, IN
at ,'hickering Hall one week from 10 morrow %"
afternoon. Admission free on the following ln'sun,
evening " will be repeated for ihoa' who prefer 10
tickets secure seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Rev FERDINAND :. SCHENCK. u. D.. will preach a
II a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner 3s'
s,.. Rev. HENRY II. SANDERS. D. D.. astor-seryce.
Tomorrow a II m. ard 40 q. m. The Pastor wi !
preach both service. Sunday school, $50 Chapel
service Wednesday. %.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
A Very Rare Find.

A rare And in the shape Of a
moa's egg has been made in a
mining district in Central Otago.
There was a fall OF earth in a
dredging claim, and presently the
huge egg was seen floating unin.
jured in the water. The discovery
is therefore interesting from the
fact that this IL the second per
feet moa's egg that has ever been
found. The only other per1Nct
specimen was unearthsd by a man
while digging in the allnvial soil
at the Kakoura mountains in the
early COS. This egg, which was
nine inches in length and seven
inches in breadth. was taken "a
England and sold for one hundred
guineas. Some idea Of the size OF
these eggs may be CLEANED from
the fact that a mans hat makes
an excellent egg cup for them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
COTTON IN ARKANSAS.
The Crop BADLY IBIuFsd and Production
wnl lie short.

Little Rock. Aug. 25-Cotton, espec-
tally in the highlands. Is suffering in
calculable injury from the hot dry
weather Great damage has already
been done the plant in all sections from
the scarcity Of rain Captain Joseph
Evans, careful and conservative plant
er Of Yell county. writes as follows re-
garding his section:
Upland cotton is cut short already "a
per cent. and with 10 days moro Of the
dry. hot weather. there will DO whole
fields Of 40 90 90 acres that will hardly
be worth picking | saw fields Of %
acres or more that would not make one
bale Even the best crops in the Petit
Jean valley are already cut of over one
half have been familiar with this
country for over 80 years and have never
seen the crop conditions ~ discouraging
before.
Similar reports come from Lonoke
Prairie, St Francis. Pointsett, Mississ'
ippi Crittendon Craighead and other
counties in the cotton belt district OF
Arkansas Here in Pulaski county the
crop will prove a failure unless relief !,
at hand within few days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
w. j. PicO.

Mr.. w. j. PiCo died at his home
in this city yesterday (Friday)
morning at 1890 O'Clock, age 46
years. He was a native of Louisi-
ana, but had lived in Bryan over
twenty-five years. He was mar
ried in 1879 to Miss Jennie Camp
bell of this city, and leaves a wife
and daughter, Mis- Alice Pico. He
was a member Of the Presbyterian
church and the A. o. u. W. For
merly he was actively engaged in
business here, but for many years
he has been an invalid. The fun
eral will take place this morni; z
at $3.50 o'clock, under the auspices
of the a. 0. U. W.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
ID. y. Purcell.

Mr.. d. S. Purcell, who was
about 70 years Of age, died at his
home near Alexandria in this coun-
ty Thursday, and was buried at
Alexandria chapel, the service be-
ing conducted by Rev. L. NJ.
Myers. Mr.. Purcell leaves a wife
and two daughters, Misses Lettie
and Emma Purcell. He was a
member of the Methodist church,
and held in the highest esteem by
all who knew him. lie had lived
in the county twenty years or more
and was good citizen who will
be greatly missed by his neighbors
and a large circle of friends.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
Exchange Hotel ArriYals.

o. J. Bishop, Watertown; y. c.;
J. Cohen, Chicago; 7. r. Ward, st.
Louis; P. J. Hill, Atlanta; J. 4
Myers, City; T. D. Houghton, Dali
las; B. J. Stell, Houston; r. II.
Hill, Waco; W. Y. Mcfarland,
Hallettsville; J. l.. johnson, St,
Louis; John VI. wilkins VIM. J..
Hackney, Bowling Green; Ben
LUZ, Dallas; II. Randolph, Hous-
ton; Will Roach, Dallas; II. C..
Sherrod, Galveston +. c. Gerrande.
Houston; W. +. Harris, City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
When Denver Comes.

A project has. it is claimed. al.
ready received the approval Of
President Mckinley that a mon.
ster dramatic performance OF
the white Squadron by chos
en- company of players be given
at the Metropolitan opera house
In New York, when Dewey ar.
rives The matter is 10 be placed
In the hands of 1000 prominent
New York citizens, and the pro.
ceeds will be devoted TO the Dew.
ey home fund.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
Double Murder at Houston.

Houston. Aug ga mysterious dou.
bic murder was committed Thursday
night in the very heart ~ the residence
district IN the third ward Lottie Evans.
the cook employed az the Khan house.
was found in the door OF her room with
q bullet through her heart Al the
foot Of the steps leading 90 the room
was % strange negro man. shot through
the heart a lover OF the woman i-
supposed 10 have fired the fatal shots
No arrests have yet been made
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26

Atlanta, Aug % The sheriff u Nc
Intosh county has wired Governor
Gambler urging that the Liberty troop.
at Jones Station be ordered 10 Darien, a.
the situation was critical Colonel Law
ton, in command Of the militia, wired
for carbines aud ammunition Every
precaution l. being taken boy the gov
eruor, but owing 20 the fact that the
negroes are five 10 one as numerous "a.
the whites. there IL grave danger Of q
race war.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
Music Glass.

Miss Anna Bergman viii resume her
class On music with the commence.
ment of the ensuing session of the
graded school.
Miss Bergman teaches the piano
and stringed instruments, and respect.
fully solicits q continuation Of past pa
tronage, and such new students as de.
ere 20 come under her tuition. 237
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
CONGRESS MUST SETTLE.
Questions Relating TO Porto hieo Toe
Mach EOS the Administt atiaa.

Washington. Aug. 95-lt il believed
in high quarters that many Of the inn
portant questions relating 10 Porto Rico
will b. left fer congress 10 deal with in
stead Of being settled by executive ao-
ton One Of these relates 10 the free
exchange Of commodities between Porto
Rico and this country This. II Is said,
was considered during the recent con-
ference az Lake Champlain. but the i'm
preston Is growing among those usual
Is well informed that favorable consid-
Grafton was not given TO the proposed
plan.
Another plan for relieving Porto Rico
was 10 permit her tobacco 10 enter Cuba
free Of duty. This would give an easy
market 10 Porto Rican tobacco, but the
point has been raised that II would
depress Cuban tobacco As between
serving the Porto Ricans anud injuring
the Cubans In this respect, much per
plexity has arisen
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
Miss McLellaud's Music Class.

Miss sue McLeIlaud will take mp hei
class IN instrumental music with the
opening Of school Miss McLellaud
teaches the piano and all stringed in.
slrlments, and the public are referred
TO her success in the past as the best
guarantee Of the excellence Of her work.
Students entrusted TO her care will
have the advantage Of her thorough
preparation for the teaching Of music
her life work. The modern methods Of
teaching have been reviewed by Miss
McLelland, and all that is practicable
is applied,
Miss McLelland's annual concerts are
features Of the closing exercises OF the
graded school each year that are en-.
joyed by both pupils and the public.
The patronage Of thepublic is respect
fully solicited. pa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26

Macon, Mo Aug 25 sheriff Glenn
received a telephone message from Dep.
uty Sheriff Moss az Ardmore. anuounc.
ing that the negro miners had got pos.
session Of lot Of winchestcrs aud were
parading the streets ami shouting that
he could not enforce order. sheriff
Glenn and Deputy George Ryals imme.
diately drove down. and IL the report IL
true they will arrest every negro who
carries a gun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
A Gloomy Future.

~What do you think, Dorothy
Marjorie Jones has quit golf and
gone back 10 tennis"
THE idea! That girl will be
caught playing croquet YETI
From the Ohicoga Record.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26

The Eagle is in receipt Of tn,
premium list Of the Texas State
Flower show at Waco, Nov. 10, ID
aud L., 1899. Thiswill also be the
fourth annual chrysanthemum
show OF the Waco floral society.
Gov Savers is billed TO deliver the
open'ngaddress Thelist ofpremi.
ums is an attractive one, and may
be had by sending full address "a
J. w. Barnett, chairman premium
list committee, Waco, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
Allen Academy.

If you desire TO place your son
in training school where he will
receive thorough instruction and
where his every interest will b,
carefully watched, apply to
J. II. Allen,
Il. 0. Allen,
7-27-tf Principals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26

New York, Aug. 2a-William II.
Bodwell. a well known printer and e1.
president Of the international Typo
graphical union, is dead at Whitehall.
n. Y, aged 81 years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
Tho Alabama Nesr Completion.

Washington, Aug 25-Tho navy de.
partment has been notified that the bat
tleship Alabama Is 20 far along that her
builders trial will be- made on next
Monday. when she will leave Cramps
shipyard for q trip down 90 the capes
and hack
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
Trouble at a Georgia Town.

Darien. Ga, Aug % Joseph Town.
send, a prominent citizen. was killed
while assisting in the arrest 81 John De
lagel. a son Of Henry Delagel. who was
jailed few days ago for assault The
community Is greatly excited
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26

Austin. Aug. - Ernest Remond. tie
ssFunsut, who II giving a series Of bal.
loon ascensions here was painfully but
not seriously injured by falling as he
was ascending The accident was due
g. his "cut away rope becoming tan.
Nbd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
KILLED oning an Engine.

Galveston, Aug %. -- As Willie
Crawford, oiler on the tugboat Louise
son Of Captain II w. Crawford Of
Houston. was oiling the engines Of the
tug a crank pin struck him on the head
and killed him Ho was about2l years
Old
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26
Tho rI..t raIk Agaln.t pswsr.

Mystic. Conn, Aug. % William
Lloyd Garrison, in a speech before the
Peace Union here, denounced in strong
terms the policy Of Mckinley, Roosevelt
Long Dewey and Hay in the Spanish
war
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26

Berlin, Aug. %. - Emperor William
has conferred the order Of Red Eagle OF
the Third Glass on Herr Rose. the Ger.
man consul general at Apia, Samoa,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-26

Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye al.the
Exposition saloon. 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

N. n,r., for o,s.... closed nrm at about UNCHANGED
price sye' os5s ssseS o Sso Ne%oresns
gl.c tsr s9iee sgSS Porto REQ u
sls s: open ss sSo good
PrTs sssc rsec demand FOR bert.
good m underon. prevailed ,hr0usn .g Ss Sa
4 IA The es s.Sw"f s s1s,s
e; aS Be- sodn to
10 isc nominal: London. oats. Is % FREIGHIssm
Tss ssn and tG' i
regards rates Tnss was ssa.. WITH steady rates pre-
ysns 'G For steamers cam sr. ma. demand
but fairly steady nseed oil and refined Osrossm
.S g. S s.s', f'Gsss
crude erud: mills, sasS prime butter sa1
A% 2sa &c. lard t' e. d 10'a
II. y na,ss, sfS .n
by good demand from packers and ssns Msr osda
sSns 80 sss:is 1'sss sa
~, sss.s Pa :sds 30 'ss
liS r sell s.,., 'e su IT.
Ss il '0 5e Picssd quiet quoted .
Psed x ss@, nmf r. 2ss S city US greens.
L6Woweas city t"ats s c sSun nsrs steady quoted
c quiet and steady puc S.s. SUB e A eom
lean Continent.
s9Tas E2 sIH;e" quoted $40 city lard 'e'
inc, 6G6hc , ,,t,~ hu, a
RrCE-Developments to-day were OF ANYTHING ON. a
startling nature City and country ORDERS "eIe
Tor small scattered lots while demand from tne syu,n
was not specially urgent The close was hrfn nuI Ut
Quotations follows: Domestic common to 9n IaiI
al N3sc. fair 10 good Csc. prime TO choice
head 6Aa7c Patnas 5a5i4c: do in bond Iap'"
a.. as NC; Java 4%d5.c: Rangoon In ponn <t"1N.. =,
sirGAR-Demand brisk for the packate nnes y.
refined sugar hut other grades were quite $40" OF sa
in to-days The feeling at the Close WIS hou,
steady Quotations follow: Granulated IN sacss shn
-
Towdered and coar.. powdered. 5c granuated and me
granuated SIC: graduated ana extra nhe srai
Iasd 5Ac confectioners Eranulated orc cupes -,
XXXX powdered and mould a. SIC: damond - 20.
confectioners' A. sac: Nos |, and r. AS 10 to
NJ 4 issr No @ $3.50 No l.. 4i9c; No :. 4a4c' 10 "
a. No 10 sac: No H. 4hc: No ~, 4lsn Nos 49, ~
Is and 10 4Lc In spite Of the further WEAKNESS ID 'ne
iondon market refners here were quite Wiling tooay 20
,ate la rye amounts on the oasis OF 80
on test nenirIfugal ice for 30 test muscovaoo ano
Ice for 50 test moasses sugar. Importers Were sos
N follow the decline abroad and In most
/ isc higher prices The market az me close sc
erallv steady Cane sugar at London was oHciaIy re
ain rated al 2- Cd and fair refining a. ls 90
sugar was weak and depressed. with April ana May o
livery of 10 lbs old decline Of "a within the las, n'ce
TTOpa Csv,-seed leaf ruled nrm with salee OF NOR
than 900 cases including 300 cases le'o Wsryirn a,
az oc $50 cases 1897 Zmmers at l6hl 20 ca 900
tsss XewEngland Havana. forced sweat az zvntO
cases 1904 nj PENNSYLVANIA seed leaf at II iul<
eign tobacco sold frm with sales or ~ pse q, 81
or e5Gonc IN bond and 10o bales sumatra az "'ceei o.
in bord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April 21.-Hardly enough cattle were received
TO -dav to make a market and prices were mostly nom
nal most Of the offerings grading poorly with good
demand fresh record and prime heavy hogs
brought IS general market advanced 2i2c, and
Some droves ruled nickel higher Bulk Of sales sS95a
DIV was we'll taken The larger part Of the supply OF
sheen were direct saughterers ana prices
ruled steady and much the same week ago. Nooled
oIora DO lambs wanted at S. $3.50 S. and shorn
ots at 81 4as5 Is Sheep $3d$5 few going below - ID
Ts4 IS Recepts-Cate. 1Joo head: hogs 1900 sheep
5000
Cattle steady 50 75d$5 Sheep steady 81 '9ds 90 LAMBS
steady 81 25ds5 rs. .,.
Ea., Bunaio April H.-Receipts Of sale and through
cafe sheep and hogs during the twenty four hours enc
nr a, noon to-day Cattle. s3 cars; sneep ana
lamb. % cars; hogs Al Shipments-Catle. "
cars: sheen and lambs IL hogs. 10 cars cattle
There was only load sale. and win MODERATE
demand the market nominally unchaneed CaNes
in light supply active demand and higher CHOICE 70
sxra were duoabe at S. 75Gs6 good 10 choice. - 500
2 ad, and with very excited demand and prices ruled
20da5c higher the clipped lambs. Prices however;
we're irregular buyers were not AT nfst inclined
20 s,and the advance clipped lambs were quota
nj. choice IN extra s. 85ds5 rs good ~ choice 80 g
s5 as common 20 fair 81 5od$5: clipped sheep choce
10 extra 81 76dS5 wool lambs choice to extra ~ o"a
Ga as: common 81 5od$6j wool sheep choice 10
extra as 5OdSb 65 The market cleaned mp pretty we'll
Cnned sheep ruled the basis Of - odso Close
fnrouchout with moderate offerings only ~ loads YORK
er sold generally 81 30 with few strong weights az
"a 2oi. Gs4 25 Workers 81 15n$4 1f; pigs $40
e. Ia medium, 81 25ds4 40 fancy 81 as roughs SO SO
"a 1O stass 81 75ds9: good light stays 81 56s3 n All
~. offerings were sold and the close was strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady No 2
spring wheat 7ic: No spring wheat 7oqI3c' No 2 red
27sa2sc: No white 3oIaa3lc: No white 2s'sa3oise
No 57sc; No bar.ey. 39g4Ic; No faxseei 81 go
Northwestern 81 "a; prime timothy seed 81 3oas2 80
50 27's short ribs sides doose) s. 5oqs4 90 shoulders
boxed 81 37s94 So short Gear sides boxed s5as5 10
hskey dse, an.nsS good; Per a II. psa Ss
Exchange to-day the butter market quiet and easy
creameries isal7c diaries iiaiac Eggs steady fresh
i2sal2xc. Cheese weak; creams l1hgl2sc.
Cincinnati April 2i.-F!our steady. Wheat quiet: No
red T41aT5c. Corn quiet No . mixed. BIC Oats
steady: No mixed. S0n30ic. Rye quiet; No 2 d0u62c.
Butter dull. Sugar nrm Eggs steady higher. I've.
Cheese firm.
Milwaukee. April 2i.-wheat dull: No Northern, 7tg
zoe. No 2 Northern. 72d73c. Rye higher. No l. Ss4u
5s.c. Barley lower No 2 iona4Ie. sample. 40q+ec.
Minneapolis. April 2i.--C1ose whea, in store. 30 !
Sorhs,n APTi I2%c May Ilsg7lsSe: JaIy , !2sc;
50 soa 81 eo second patents. 81 ooas3 TO- first clears,
81 soas2 -. Bran unchanged.
tract grade April 77qI7.c. Corn weak and &c lower;
No mixed April, S9ha4oc: Oats firm: No white
clipped aoaS5 nc No do. % 'sa34c No mixed do,
s2NdS3c. Butter steady fancy Western creamery. $50
Western i31di4c do southwestern IL qitc; south
srn, i3e Cheese nrm Reeelpts-Floua 2 400 bbl. and
shipments-wheat, 1000 bush corn. 1900: 10000
st. Louis. April 2l.-Four nrm: UNCHANGED Wheat
7sse' July .1ssc; No 2 hard 7os7ic, Corn nominal
September aasc Oats easier No cash. 2s,,c; April.
2sisc MAY. 2s'sc; July. 24'sc: septemb~r 2tc; No =
CSC Butter steady creamery, iS92oc dairy iasi6c'
Eggs higher, nrc
Toledo April 2i.-whes, lower. easy; No easn. Jse,
May. 7sse Corn dun. easy; No mixed Shs' 2a'ss
IS $50 80 asked; new. cash and April. UssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
Railroads
NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot of Yves. rwsnty,hird Street and pes-
~ The leaving time from and co1ila1,a dt
streets ten nus Later than that given
$50 A. IT. ' FAST S aaG-Pum.n gan. r:r,or Gar
cosf a:'s1 fi.,'Ss fs"s -. -, r.v..na
$50 $50 FAST NJ
tom caf Fo sesp Gss Dnns Todo
n aSeif a. ~ LGnsyils s., Louis s4 LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashvs i cne aN 81 Indianapolis chicago
$50 r. II. WESTERN ExpREss+-For Chicago For
p NJ soS SasaTsay ExpREssF0r Pity:
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville ih'i'"'''
40 ExPnHssEsSssr P,itsSutS .sS
sss MA AND Ss4;1 P Pis1:
49, 81 IS s s, ss SsS p sHsTs
eonsrss:lons L IL ;r,o an p csr,
1ss S?s: So S!ss ,SIS DH Fl
aas p da 2 s 'a 70 DaSs 40 Dining
TAERS III FiS' nisaS go 40 M 1908
a.K 5 aN1 wEs1ERM asy
AILANTIc COAST IiNE%Espress. 90 a. M and
s6F 5 fSiS4 c 9H9 ,sy r. :.s
AfLASTs ;ve D;fs1.dd':rf tram ana
BUFFET PaTior Cars Passenger Coach. and Combined
GS sns ha.Ds5 sundays
Street sacn1 $50 m isso 30 a! .s and
e coTaSa s 20 ~ $50 R o F sao 80 m
s"'''y'' i f6R n" pS Ill iiRDElrHlA. Limited, 0 80
6. 10 7.20 T. 20 % 20 Penna ldns 20 70
Dining Carr 1880 Dining Carr. II 80 M iS s~; %
$50 $50. 20. 20 Dining carr. $50 CDrns N:,rrdav.
Dining Cap 80 $50 M 100 5 nisn 10 so Dining
Carr m. 1880 $50 Dining carl 80 30 = 90 : 80
ing Carr. 40 Dining Carr. $50 DINING mi" ~ 80
y. n. l2u5 night 80 - oe, proad-
Ticket Offices Nos 46 s4s 1896 1854 III ana .o
way; | A~or House West Twenty-third Su.s c,r..,s,
and Of Desbrosses and sortiann, I'd
Street SEQ Fulton Street ~ Broau Jsrssv
Pennsylva1 ala Annex Station Brooklyn; stdtUh' a.,
Ctv. The York Transfer Company WIZ a.. .sro,sh
and check baggage hotels and residences '"'e'
10 destination -. p.,,sy,r,n,s
Telephone i2757 Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
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D. ID NJ a.arsi W.n,e.- General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL

AN through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
:, Trains leave Grand Central Station follows:
$40 xrpay except S sg1sfy n f1%Gs'
NIAGARA Falls. 5s2 p. NJ: Toronto 900 ~ D.
=. troit. II 10 p " Limited 20 It's seating csp:s,y
SAC Mast NAL. Daiiy-For Bunaio N'ssAr'
1890 4 ~ DAY EXPRESS: except SUNDAY 70
a. Buffalo and all important New York state p2,ns
LOO SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and Cht
CAGO SPECIAL. Daiy--For Coumous Cinc'n'
$50 ffoT q ssb "S %tppsY To ssRs except
$40 r M-LAKE SHORE LIMITED paiy-74- houi
train 20 ChicagA via Lake Shore Due Sieve' M
40 A. NJ. DE Chicago $50 r. NJ s'e''s ~
600 p. M-wEsTFRS EXPRESS D.,ry-ro- Nissar'
as To,en,9 clsy.sns Detroit ana por 4ro,
Monir,si and ssc:p. sstnfssy. fo o,tawe
S.3O p M-ADiRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND NON
go TREAL EXPRESS Daily -,~,,~
$50 M-BpFyALo ASp sov N,srsrs Faiis
- t1evelsni cinclnnati indianapolis and st Locci.
9.16 P. M.-PAcTFIc IMPRESS Dsi,y-ror osfens
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland chicago. ana; *
1910 ssp5ay re sRs yp Expe iss the or
every night except Sunday nights sunoa'
VtpLrM DIVISION. =.
Pitfsneid. Sundays only at 20 a "
Wagner paiace Gers al through trains
Trains illuminated With Pntsch rdeht -.
Tick. .nd Wagner once. at Cram cn ar s,:.,
~, Columbus Ave- 81 Yves, i2s'h 81. i2sh s. station
ree,h Ct etnsior York AS and 7o8 Fulton Ste
ara INA P-oad-.v. Y. D.. BROOKLYN. 49, . A., x.
reis,hore ''27so Thrtv-eiehth Street for New Yorf
denrs ~ ws-'-7'' r-r'ess COMPANY. -
GrOPTv n. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent