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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-08
Army 80 Nsvy Nssea.


That the Romans had V0ll-equippsd
Military hospitals seems eortain from
recent discoveries at Baden. in the
canton Of ArDovie. Swit,srland, onos
he winter quarters Of the Fourth and
NTH lcgionA No hint Of such estah-
lishnents II found In The works OF
Latin or Greek writer's. with the Ak
ssption Of . short passage. In which
Hippocratss sDeaks Of the treatment
q disease h the temple Of Aescula-
Plus.
In 1e<e tAe rates Of pay in the Amer
isAA, army, including money value Of
sommutataons allowed. were - fol-
lows, the amounts given being for the
month: Major general. tsoe; brigadisr
general. S3s1.so; colonel. STA; lleutsn-
ant colonel. e14S: major. $40: captain,
$3.50, nrst Lieutenant $3.50: second
lieutenant. 3s4.50. This was the pay Of
infantry and artillery. The pay Of Of
Aesrs Of cavalry and star omcers wa
q Sollows$' Coloasl. e1Se: lieutenant
so,oAsl. >1o: RAZOR. e1As: captain
1alSjoo: nsst lisseelaAt %. -; second
nsallnnant ess.oo. Twin b observed
1T there has bssn a t1arsass Of q
~ ssat u ~ avesa0s ~ = ana.s
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-08

J~eeIa PfaGborn, one CT his seaR a.
f1s;i =. = iesponsible for the following
--.!!.
2iizi fhe civil war thousands Of cav
..ry '.JCps were encampeo at San A
.oAlc. Texas, without the slightest no.
ION G: what they were there for and
~ ueep-seated desire to be mus
c - ont and go home General Mer-
~. was IN command. but II be knew
suspected the reason why the au-
'LCTit!es at Washington had mAssed
20 many men on the Texas frontier he
reEt. whispered it. When he was
-rS,i med, as frequently happened,
ressed to tell somthing that
night Indicate al end to the weary
''7i;rg and it was dificult to dispose
- he interlocutors, Now, gentle
Ae1,' he would say. III you please. the
ty-seventh letter of the alphabet.
wlat is it,"
IICr came the chorused roar, in
1.th he himself would stentoriously
-c-a. let her rip" And this indication
u sold.eriy resignation and patience
Mo all that could be gotten out of
'i:n.
General Merritt is not only a sea-
aed warrior, but a man OF the world,
-lsNer and observing. He is hand
some, direct. sincere and honest, lack
ile none Of the qualities that make a
man successful no matter in what field
he is placed. His marriage in London
10 beautiful young woman. his junior
by many years, was romantic Incl
dent Of the early fall. "All the world
loves a lover" and the courtship and
wedding of this military hero did as
much to put the people Of the country
in sympathy with him as his bravest
performance during either the civil or
last war.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-08

fhahush Lees Advice % 0iviax Advlss
In appointing Gen. F1xhuEh Les -
consul general in Havana, President
Cleveland made one Of the most pop-
ular coups OF his regime There II q
man." said . noted of,cial. when he
heard OF Lees appointment, who. In
looking after the interests OF his coun-
trymen. cannot be blinded. and he has
more sand than any man I know"
General Lee was universally liked
In Havana. and his Naturalization vas
regarded with general satisfaction In
the United States American residents
In Cuba felt NO alarm a. to their safs-
~. and he succeeded even In winning
the admiration. II not the t1sndship.
OF the enemy.
When he was in Havana, Mr.. Alvord
calling upoI the consul general one
day with . proposition he believed to
be opportune. found him urbane and
happy A. usual. ready 70 Joke and tall
stories while he rapidly did . great
deal Of work.
General. have 4 suggestion TO
make that think will please the
SorId. said M. Alvofd
Hold up there. Blanco- exclaimed
the general. Never make suggestions.
One time when l was 4 raw lieutenant
just out OF West Point. riding across
the plains with my troop. caught
sight Of some Indians In little woods.
Hastily rode up to the colonel. and
said enthusiastically. Colonel, l sug-
gest that take few troopers and
slug the Indians In that copse.'
Your suggestion is approved r.
piled the colonel: pick out your msn
and 90 for them 1s
Il selected about ffty good troopers
and made 4 rush for the Indians. Il
seemed "a II every blade Of grass and
every branch on the trees turned In
to war-paint and tomahawks. A show
er Of arrows laid several OF US low,
and the rus,ling Of the leaves showed
that the Indians were in force and
well armed One arrow went through
my own body. and fell In . faint 10
the ground. Several hours after Wa
lying in the Geld hospital Just - The
colonel went by.
Hello!' he exclaimed. What ofaosr
u THAR
THE orderly saluted and replied:
That is young Lieutenant Lee. air.
"'Ahem!' calculated = the colonel
That ia the D. fool who suexesee1
the thing
So" continued Lee impressivsly,
don't suggest anything. Do what you
are told to do. and let It go at that
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Gen. Msrritt's Twsaty-Ssvsath Lss>ss.
The appointment Of General Wesley
Merritt. who ia second only in rank to
the commanding general OF the army.
to command the troops sent to the
Philippines was resented generally By
his friends and the men who had
served under him He would be far r.
moved they argued. from any poasa-
BILE chance OF obtaining distinotioa.
and the presidents policy was wide
ly regarded as an act Of injustice to q
brave and eminent ofbcsr.
Merritts appointment. however, -
one more proof OF what 10 constantly
claimed. that the president IL 4 wise
Judge of men. No one better suited to
the delicate and unique commission en-
trusted to him could have bssn found.
He Is to the army what Admiral
Dewey Is to the navy--an of{icer with Q
record for sallRntry and for successful
achievement second to none. person-
ally popular. and enjoying to the full
EFT extent the confidence Of his o@cees
and bis men.
General Merritt IL . graduate Of the
Military academy, and his active serv-
~ sb1Gan With the breaking out OF the
civil war. during ~hlch he attained Q
higher rank than any other ofhcer Of
his age, and was known ~ the Boy
Drigadicr." But he was a boy only IN
appearance and ags. He had a mans
and Judgment and It ia ~
corded q him that he never disap-
pointed his superiors. Early In, life
Ia learned that lesson ON which Al
military Discipline ises foundsd-
SoSdlsnes; - never ausstioasd orders
q frstte1 Vll1s unAse then. AA)ag
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Tie lll-Bred General,

Ona could hoya dismissed u,I,b n
smile tho man mentioned hv coIsriaSa
VIII n.vsr -. =, ht,.a,, .t,ts,,,
Iiftine his ,at w., no sco,ch 49,
ovm,n wbo ,ravoa "o Iord, ,ia 80 =
pnde r,nsa,, a. onrsors vouId -
caussa ,,,,,r. =, ,ho ar.,ro,,,. -,
than IN. t,rrou;re q, Tho forahsad
If is tho v,in nomnons seI,-;mno-,an,
man tina, irri,ates ue stings ne =
nettle for he is in,ent nm ,e,sir. on,y
ono nerson--h,nsa,t
An old s,orv--i, va. told six,v-svs
vears .yo in n,nIon,s ..uis,orr :. ,ho
Arts n, Desiyn,,-ghows Tho, sroh -
tures arc controlled M, nv ,enaar.
h.ndsd s,rotas hr, ~, 90, -.
rough ,s nu,naa s,.,
In Tho d,v. y, ~. .,ssa oo,o, srs
men once occun,sd tho eo,ch -h,oh
,ourpsvs6 rom Ma, yort 70 pos,or
On. G.r.,.i'I 30. .o,nr.,as .t,h
s.ls.im nor,.,. !. ,,.nn.h
All. ~ .nn,a.r $3.50.
F,.nch m.r ~ IA =. has,..,,e -
.nnrn.chi .~,cr. =
.w.- ~. .Ss.. -.
idr..sir, ~. --..-,,
.,um,n,hr. ,,.d ~. ..,
dr.v,n, h,mssif nm n ~. full s,a,nrs
.,r ~, 80
Tn. rr.nchm,n .oo, dr.x m, his
.nu,-bor-th.n . .oei., iinr as The
Gin, case ., nox-.nd o,.,sd :, ~ ,hs
.ene,.l M -,,,or, 80, -. -
= nov .,.,+.d NJ. 10. Tn. 49,
h.nd.d r,rnd M ...h ~ tha ,,h..
three 1.nt,.u.n ,ooS , n,rch ava On
t.,.a into nonx.rs.t,on Itch tho
r,.nchm.n n. ,vro,,n, ~. til.h,..dS
I'M ~ ~. ,,r.r,, 49, .,,,n md
sr.in to drav him into the common
tslt. hn, m. ,.nuI,,v. -uumnhr .on-
pelled him To turn his h.ch mon the
salf-sufucient ofneer
A. the t.v.,n vh.,. m. .t.~
.eonn.d ov.rni.ht tho n....nv.rs v.r.
.hovn into ths .ommon room .nnro.
,,1.,eA ~ an ,,.v.i.,, m. ..r.,.,
vhos. .ur,y sil.nes shov.d NJ. r..sot'
nan, At ,h,s d.mocr,t. t,..,mant
c.l,ed loudly .ft.r tn a. th,a. MIN.
M. cor N. v,,tar
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A cure guaranteed in every case undertaken
when q cure II practicable and possible. Conor.
rhoea. Gieet and Structure speedily cured with
DR.. Rcord's French Remedies. Recent cases
permanently cured within THREE DAYS. No
Cubebs, 9andaiwood OH nor Co.
pAiba used.
Spermstorrhoea, Seminal Loses Night
Ernmissions, Insomni. Dependency. radically
cured. Records method practiced in the Worlds
Hospital, Paris
Refer~bc~ lover roo patients success
fully cured within the last ten years. Can refer
to patients cured, by permission. Investigate.
Onioe-:-ag7 Seventeenth Street, near to
Charlpa, Denver, Colo.
English, French, Ger nan, Polish, Russia n
and bohemian spoken.
Cons u ltAtton and One ramiuatioa, FRE L.
Correspondence enthusiastically confidential.
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The Colorado & Southern has placed
a full line OF tickets reading to all points
cast via the Grea, Rock Island route.
This is erea, advantage for those goirg
east. Tickets can be purchased a, Bowl.
der rates and baggage checked through.
Heretofore I assengets were required to
repurchasc at Denver.
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Boulder, Colo. Sole
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-08

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Cons, and all Skin Erpp.
tons. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price IS cents pet box. For sale BY
Strelmer's Drug Stote. #k
The rich mans whiskey is HARPER
because it is supremely delicious. The
poor mans ~hiskey is HARPER. be,
cause such good wh,skey helps him
The family whiskey is HARPER, be.
cause its pure. pleasant and strengthen.
ing. SOLD BY
P. J. WERLEY.
Boulder. Colo. Sole Agent
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One Day In the rr>aehse.

AsOeS
We lay among tho rife pits. above our
low heads streaming
bullets, like sleet. with now and thsA,
near by the Vicious screaming
VI shells that made u hold our breath.
TIL each had burst and blasted
ies xhastly circle. hid In smoke-hofo.
there-and while It lasted,
That murderous fume and fusillads, eur
hearts were in our throats:
For hell let loose about u RACED, and In
those muddy moats
The rain that fell was shot and shell,
the plash 1t made was rcd,
And all about the long rodoubt was Gar-
risoned with dead,
Upon my right q veteran In raaping
Upon my left an Irish Lad bresthod Ava
Marys DER.
And /? Well. well. won't aver my LIS
no murmur made,
prayer. long. silent half forgot. stirred
them; but something stayed
The sacred words: locked my npa. NE.
no. ah. no!' I thought;
Not so III pray. let come what mayi-
held my heart and lips
And. nerved afresh l gripped my rias
stock-when-somethin clips
emartly my temple Chat long lock Coz
oeals the bullets mark),
And. sharply singing, with ears loud
ringing. ! dropped Into the dark
When awoks. the suitry smoke was
gone. and over me-
Faint as cloud against the air. . swssS
face tenderly.
A mother womAn's face, was bending In
the evening beam
iha' touched her good gray hair to gold
with eyes that made me seem,
MID all the fevers burning wholly saSs
since they wsrs there.
"eiI-oidly. sir-tn that dim peace I lse
my lips breathe prayer.
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CAMPFIRE SKETCHES.
GOOD SHORT STORIE0 ron
THE VETERANS.

Gen. Eisahugh Lees Advice - 0lv1AG
Advice-0sa- Asrritt's Twenty Bsvsosh
Letter-Aa Iu-Brsd 0sasrnl-AfDy
and Navy No&eA
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Wanted
At w. c. Dyer's Real Estate agency,
your property to sell. If YOU really
wan to sell your house and lot, or if you
want to sell a vacant lot list it with Dyer's
agency. l have several customers for
houses and lots close in; also if you have
a grocery business think can place i,
for YOU at the right price.
WARREN c. DYER,
Camera Block
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-08

Xiii" sardonically chuckled old
Glurn. in the midst Of his perusal of the
village newspaper. TIL. editor of the
Plaindealer is sarcastic chap. He
prints the marriages right over the
death notices.
What point do you make out of
that?" asked his wife
why, he probably does it to prove
that the fools are not all dead yet
Judge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21

Live stock Market.

NJ ,sDIY. Nov. 20, 1890.
Receipts OF beeveg for two days were b,593 head,
including 10 cars for export alive. l5< for slaughter
ers aud 40 Tor the market; making with the stale
cattle ~ sale, Demand only fair and prices
Just about steady for prime AID choice steers but
Zoe. lower for med un and ordinary grades, bulls
and cows were steady to Zoe. lower. The yards
were not cleared. Common to choice native steers
sold at 81 4U9st 90 per 100 ma. and stays at
S9.I5GSIS5; bulls ut Sl.9Oa So. 80 cows at 81 80
@s4uu. Dressed beef in fair demand at 7SO &C. per
D.. for native sides, Liverpool and London cables
gu ltcd American cattle hrm at ING i2Gc. per n,
dressed weight tops 49,; rrtfig rator beef selling
ut Iu4c. e. n. No eNl oIts to-day or tomorrow,
Receipts OF calves for two days were lSti head.
including I2t direct; and. with the stale stock,
there were 81 ON sale, Good Neals steady and in
fair deman others dull; grasHots hTm de-
mAnd bv feeders 100 h. unsuld. Common to
prime vealR sod at si.HO9tSOO per 100 MS; little
calves Mt SI,OU: tops at sS,2b: grassers at So
s3.ON; yearlings at 2.25@s2. 80: Western calves at
S4.,u city dressed yeais SO 20, per n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two days
were i4,4a5 heal. including l5Se cars direct and
with the stale stock, there were nv on sale
The mark, I opened dull aud depressed for both
sheep and lambs; lambs showed little more
strength later III the day, closing quiet sheep
closed weak. Eight cars OF stock unsud Common
to choice sheep sold at s22SSsi.lO per loo ms.
Cull1 at 81; common To choice lambs at s4 60 2b-
manly at Si31ss9S5.l2 q; Canad an lambs at
S5@Sbl7LS; culls at sb9kt. dressed mutton
at 4GgHitc. per D.; dressed lambs at C9sc
Receipts ~ hogs for two days were p.l22 head,
n lading cars or sale, Firm at u. 20 ga 40 per
100 bs.. for fair to prin o aogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21

There was an early advance owing to light rec,ipts
and moderate buying for southern account hut later
the impruycm mt was lost owing TO liquidation
Tor local aud Snnthern account and prices closed
lower. The crop III byCment In small but there IL
less snap in the speculation Ut the moment 1hnca.
sHile still fighting the advance and the spot sales
a. Liverpool were only 5000 bales. A well known
Liverpool opeIat " disappeared. He Is supposed to
have been short II the marhrt but cable dcspa ches
from his nrm state that II Is perfectly solvent Aside
from this there an absence ~ any very striking
news. The arrivals at both the ports aud the inter
Tor towns asa rule are falling fellow expectations
though at points there II al increase as com.
pared W tn last week, notably at shreveport, Mem
phI, Houston, Nicksbur:, 81. Louis and Rome but
the aggregate increase Ia compa atively small being
Offset 10y decreases at other points and Memphis
Adviccs that the crop in that district IN 20 per
cent. short. The same people recently said the
shortage was only 90 pes cent The estimate for
New orleans to morrow small and the spot
markets at tho south though quiet were generally
steady.
corrEE.-Rioon the spot was higher At e,ts8ssc.
for No. l. sales of 900 Rio No at dkci 1000
Rio Nos. to I, at 7c;' LOCO SAINT No. at &c. aud
1000 Mara aiho aud 900 saNanilla. Futures ad
yanced 30 to 80 points and closed steady sales
~. 800 bags. HAVE advanced to lAf Hamburg
rosc n to lpfp, American warehouse deliveries last
week. I2p,Otp hag- against l3J,Ub1 in the previous
week and % I25 last year Rio firm at 10 refs adj
vance: receipts II 900; stock, al4,OO0! exchange
3.32 l.. All advance of l.32d Santos was nrin at
100 refs decline: receipts 20 900; stock, OS1 600
Prices here were follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21

A sharp advance occurred in coffee owing to nm.
expectcdly strong European cables and local buying
Tor both accounts Then. too the political situation
In Brazil hsiness especially in Bahia and
there are snne fcars of disturbances there. Kal
Kr-chc cahlsd from santos that reports from the
terror indicate that crop conditions are less favor
able
MIrALs-Tin Was weak feature both here and
abr ad. but IN other respects the tai market Was
duh and fcaturelsss with pig iron warrants neg
lected. Th"closlng here was as follows; lake cop.
per quiet At iislIl: tin ea-y at 2T4S27A: lead
steady at 4.aoaLdh; speltor 4. hnsI.a In London
Tin was EI2a los aud cop er ga lie. ~.
NAVAL SroREs.-Spirits Of turpentine, 5l1e52c.
Common to good strained rnsin, 8 .8OsSl az
PRovIsIuN~..-Larl was easy, Western s535; Conti-
mental r, tined sd.T5. Pork was st"A at suasp.7b
for mess. Meats were quiet; ickled han.. nc; do
shoulders. 6Ic, do. bellies. 6hs7ec. Tallow. Issc.
Dressed hogs. Iataff-c. Buttcr-Crcamcry. West.
ctn. eStr's. 2Hc.; do. nrsts 24es2hc.; state, II.
tras. 2Iiaa2Sc. do. nrsts, - ~2bc. Cheese
State. full cream. september. fancy. small, l2La
i?a.c.. do large. i2asi2ec good to choice. small
iit cause. Eggs State, PENNSYLVANIA and Western,
aatps23r. Chicago. Nov. 2O.-"Provsions were
nrm.r with hogs and corn. A local packer covered
10000 Dccomher pork. There was soms investment
buying o May ibis
sr0ln--Raw was STEADY t+Sc. for 81 t"st and
2 H. iSr. for ~, test. Refined was unchanged Sales
5G1 bags ~ test I4c 2s7 bags ~ test at lUc.
and ASH nolAsseS p.lSc.
rurr.uo Nov. 2O.-These were to-dAy's pricea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
ALLEGED UNLAWFUL ASSIGNMENTS
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Settles with
Former Mntertown POLICY MoldcIs


WATERFOWL. n. Y. Nov. 20.-The Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association has settled tho
several actions brought by former policy hold.
crs ~ this city by the payment of agreed
amounts. The exact terms OF the settlements
can not be learned. as one OF the coudI.
tions was that no publicity would ls
given them. II was more than 80 per cent o,
the amounts pald alleged unlawful a..
scssmentS In February. 1875. several promi.
pelt citizens Of this city. anon. them hcitg
Judge Dennis O'Brien OF the Court Of Appenls
and pr-ConRressman George A. Bagley re-
fused to nay the assessments made hy ths
association. contehding that they were unaW.
full and unwa "rantad. Soon hftprward action,
were begun. In which the complainants asked
TINT their POLICIES be re-instated. and recovery
was sought of the amounts paid in tho alleged
unlawful assessments In excess OF the agreed
assessments.
In several Of the cases these amounts OK.
ceeded $4,000. and the amount Of the setto-
ments made range from $500 to 3 900
After considerable delay tho cases ot Justics
O'Brien and Mr. Bagley were brought to trial
before W. q. Tracey OF Syracuse, as referee
These were agreed upon as test cases. aud cSi-
dence had been taken for several DAYS in both
this city and In New York when the settle.
ments were made The policies are not re-
instatcd by the terms OF the agreements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
FEDERAL BONDS NOR TAXABLE
Decision Of Errors and Appeals Court win
Reduce the Taxes of Many Banks


TRENTON N. J.. Nov. 20. - The case Of ,h.
Howard Savings Institution In Newark against
the city OF Newark was decided In favor OF tina
bank by the Court Of Errors and Appeals 10.
day. The bank carried TN on a writ OF error IN.
decision OF Justice Depue OF the Supreme Court.
that the United States securities In the possos.
sion Of the bank S70.0OO OF Treasury note.
and gold and silver certificates were tnyabl.
by the local authorities. To.day's opinion.
written by Chief Justice Magic. reverses IN.
Supreme Courts decision and holds that thess
securities are not taxable in this state. not.
withstandinR the Act OF Congress of 1ssl
which makes the taxing OF Federal securilr.
permissible IN the different States, The CliI
Justice holds that United States securitins
were exempt from taxation In New Jnrsoy
until IL q. and that the situation in this re-.
spcct is unchanged. except that tho Act "
Congress allows the States to tax them II thny
40 desire, No law to take advantage of In.
Congressional permission has been passed in
New Jersey. and. therefore. the securities are
still untaxablo In this State.
The decision frees from tnxation Federal
bonds to the amount OF several million doars'
Nearly every bank in the state has some and
10 nearly all the taxing districts. they have
been assessed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
Aailrnads.
Pennsylvania
HATI,7oAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwEsrY.rHIRD STREET AND
DEsBRossEs AND CoRrLANpT SrREErS
ss-Tbe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortinndt streets Is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-tbird Street
stntion, except where otherwise noted.
Rsrier Ca New York % Pii.Sars. sssplns Car
StS T. N. PEsNsYLvASTA sf ri .uP s
scrVston cars For 9hiesSo.F cioTeisna Toledo.
H. 6R6Sso Alb sT louis Il
For Louisville tvia Cincinnat). Indianapolis. Chi.
5s sSI 2 II, WESTERN ExpREss.-ror Chicago.
7fS ToloS9 except ssRIfWFsfyERy ExpRrss-ro,
pitsburg. Cleveland Nashville via clncinnltD.
Loqisyiie lndtsp "a 81 ,n 81. Louis
Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except Sat
8, Up. NJ. MAIL AND EXPRESS. Pullman Buac.
sl,SGns Car d New n York to Altoona Eas, Liberty
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7:b5. S:a5. si55. 1910 Dezbrosses ard Cntlandt
.,rs Nj is sS \.
P Parlor and Dining Cars, n't :, 4;2b Dining
s soI n"f 5 c'f i65g dining M l Gar nf H.
Is;}6 tt;26 "SonvrssIonal Lin. " all Parlor ana
soTfhERS AY.-E1pre,.. 1925. 4,25 p. NJ.
NoRfoLK AM, WESTERN RAILwAY.-ror Mem.
Jhis and New orleans, 30 p. VI. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express -ib5 A. NJ. and
cHEsApEhKE HSD OHIO RAILwAY.-.5s p. NJ.
FOR oLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7.5s
ATLANTIC CITY. 40 =. NJ weekdays Through
vosiibulod Train Buffet ,Parior Cars. Passenger
Coach and Com lined Coach.
CAPE MAS.-l2ib5P 7. NJ weekdays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twcnty.third Street Station, $3.50 A.
NJ. l2:4O. 3:25 and 4:b p. n. Sundays, p:25 A.
n. 400 =. NJ. from Desbrosses nd Tort Annt
street }, 300 A. NJ. ~: u. $40 and 5.io p VI.
Sundays. utb A. ". b!lb p NJ,
FOR PHILADEIPHIA.
6lO CDoBbrosses and Curtlandt streets 62O), 7:25,
100, s:25, e:65. pi25. 1850 tPenna. Limted),
1910 (Desbrosscs a. d Cortlandt streets 1920
dining Carr, 1865 Dining Car 1853 A. NJ,
1908, 2:lo Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets
2: ~. 255, 8! o. nt1h. I:25 Dining Car, 4.b5
Dining Car. 555 Dining Carr. 1:55, $500 V.25.
PM, 1910 night. sundays. $40. s:2b, s;56. p:25,
ss55 'LimitedI, $3.50. Io:b5 Dining Car. 4. NJ.
dining carr. $3.50 Dining Carr. bi55 Dining
Car. 1855. 1855 "25 =. M. 1910 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. AL. bi4. 1ipH, 1854, III, and
2Ul Broadway; Aston House; West Twenty third
Street station; and stations foot OF Deabrosses and
Cortlsndt streets Court street, $50 Fulton street.
IN broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station,
Brooklyn: Station, Jersey City The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to desin alton.
Telephone "Hi4 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyi.
vanla Railroad Cab Service.
j. II. HUTCHINSON J. X. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.