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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
AFFAIRS AT THENAVYYARD
THE CHICAGO NOW THE LARGEST YES
Sci. AT THE STATION.
REPAIRS TO THE CINCINNATI DECIDED On
WORK ON AUXILIARY CRUISERS"

REPAIRS TO THE CINCINNATI DECIDED on
WORK ON AUXILIARY CRUISERS"
With the departure OF the Massachusetts which
has gone to the Tompkinsville anchorage 10 await
orders the Yard loses It's only batte-shp' ana 'he
Chicago is tho heaviest vessel there at present
Interest in the last two days has centred on the
little gunboats Sandova and Alvarado WHO" are
moored alongside the big yacht MayHoMei' io'
which they would make good tenders. Inc httle
vessels which are I'm the United states Navy VIII
be patched up enough to carry them 70 tne iU ,
mouth Yard whore they will be overhauled ihey
are already dressed in the National peace coio's-
white and buff-and attract great deai OIL "''eh-
ton from visitors.
The bureau chiefs have come TO an asree"'e"',
and the Cincinnati is to be completely oVetnauieu
and her speed increased with n gain In punNer
canacitv Her present steam making equipment Is
10 be taken out, and the cruiser VIII reOe'NFo n"
outfit of water-tuhe boilers. arranged so 'hdt tie
arerooms will be fore and aft. or lengthwise OF the
ship Tho Raleigh. her sister ship, VIII receive
similar treatment at the Portsmouth YARD
The big drydock is at present occupied by 'nree
Yachts or auxiliary cruisers" which are TO De re-
paired The Elfrlda has been assigned 70 the Noh-
necticut Naval Militia. the Eileen goes to Maine 10
be used by Naval Reserves. and the Restless Is 10
be sold In drydock No 2 the Glacier is rapu'E ap
preaching completion. but she will not De Hoa.eu
before next Saturday Then she will begin taxing
On stores in her afterhold the loading going Tor
ward az the workmen finish their tasks Inc s.ono
dock IS occupied by some OF the Yard boats which
need repairs ~
Orders have been received to have the chicago
ready for sea by April Is. The innings VI t"'
Board which investigated alleged defects III her
steering gear have been made public out tsl
Is nothing be done which VIII prevent ne, ,h
ready at The appointed time o rs viii take
part in the welcome to the Raleigh when Dewey
cruiser arrives in port. $500, l. ho,,r
A vast amount OF building material Is p 'ra
landed at the Yard for in the new SUI t 20
authorized The temporary house Tor sna5t am
engineering tools IL about half roofed over, ,put
nothing has been done with the fire ruins AS DOS
for this work will not be opened until ApIll - anu
the contractor has total Of forty-elght nay III
which TO complete the work II VIII be seen thar
the new machine shop is still a long way on
Prepare tions are being made for placing a large
amount of live oak paving blocks where they ar, ar,
greatly needed. and there is enough OF inc p 4d
timber In sight pave the whole paro re-
drivers are working hard on the former site OF the
anchor park" where large building Is 10 De
erected a,-z -.
Rear-Admiral Philip and number OF oiIsee S az
the Yard attended the ceremony at sailor ; onus
Harbor. Staten Island, yesterday wnen a swo ~
was presented to Commander Daniel Deiehahy oy
citizens OF Albany.
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ODDITIES OF SHOEDAKER'S WAX.

SOME CURIOUS EXPERIMENTS OF LORD KELVIN
From The Chicago Inter Ocean
One OF the most apt ustr1ons ever maze nro 10y
Lord Kelvin his kening the lqmln.leiouss
ether to mass Of shoemakers way " tns,e low nv
any boy in manner that Will astonish ms pay
mates First let it be said nat ne e snd yet go
flexible that IT does not retard the passage OF
bic substance which travels in waves through all
things. Now. TO illustrate the nature OF such
where and at last concluded that shoemakers wax
represented it best. lie made tests and this is
He melted some wax in common glass tumber
After it had hardened he tried to thrust Lead
coin on the surface of the wax, and left it for
When he Of g s sas rhe W Shs
closed over It, and by lifting the glass and looking
through the S he Been GO1a 'ns We'll he
the bottom This proved that The wax would con,
push 1t too fast 1t would have resisted him ..a
IKE t ldsa toward the coin how would 1t treat
object which foated? He accordingly placed a
Ep non n The wax hardened with the cork at tho
bottom Yet when Lord Kelvin looked at the bot
cork cork mad disappeared i somewhere in The the
Of probably ssns ysry slow Sf,.r but
surely TsG perod Of n time the cork peeped above
surface Of The nad YAK nnG in the
lust as it would have done in glass or water ,
II rose higher than THIS, howeVer ana co. n
screw proba hly would not have pulled II from the
wax Yet it's own buoyancy had raised IT up from
the bottom through what seemed an impehetraple
mass of wax H.. ~. Ao....,,or,.
This. in fact. is the popularity OF shoemakers
rnents but is highly susceptible TO very SLOW ana
prolonged pressure. II you pressed hatiron hard
down on a lump of on table II ~ proDaD'e
YOU would make impression on 1t. but II you
left that iron resting on the wax FOR day or Two
YOU would md the lump nattened out uhder the
IRON SO curious In this property OF the wax mat
tuning forks have been cast from pieces OF IL.
ks
musical note and being set going by vibration from
another tuning fork: yet when one or them was
isid across TIE open mouth OF a Jar 1t slowly
collapsed and fell into the jar In shapeless sticky
mass. -,--. -
Any boy may perform these experiments. and
the LESSON in physics to be got herefron Is no less
valuable than the amusement whlch the perform
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BILLIA RDS.
scHAEFER ACCEPTS sLOssON's CHALLENGE
AND A BIG MATCH is ARRANGED

scHAEFER ACCEPTS sLOSsONs CHALLENGE
AND A BIG MATCH is ARRANGED.
George slosson's challenge OF a week ago to play
any billard-p player In the world was accepted yes
terday by his old rival Jacob Schaefer OF Chi
esgo. and all details Of the match including the,
dates. Will be decided upon tomorrow. when the
Student" will meet A. r. Troescher Schaefers
representative here. at the Brunswick Bake Col
lender Company offices. Yesterday morning the
Western expert teegraphed TO Troescher: II
cept Sossons challenge for $500 a side each game.
Please represent me in arranging the details. and
wire dates decided upon"
The terms Of the challenge call for two games TO
he played in New-York between May and May p.
slosson stipuates that week shall intervene
between the two games. and that the players shall
toss 70 decide which game shall be played frat.
There Will be at ls-inch balkline, 600 points up.
and one AT cushion carroms 400 points up.
Clarence Green, a well-known billis rd-room keep
er Of Chicago. is Schaefer's hacker, and he de-
posted $3.50 yesterday with the Brunswick Bake
Solender Company In Chicago. 10 bind the match
Blossom will be backed by George Wheelock, the
eookmaker. but he will put UP part of his stakes
himself.
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RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL

All through train. at Albany Utica. Syracuse
aSochester and Buffalo.
, - Trains leave Grand Central station as follows:
o'o EMPIRE srA trfsD S sqTsts M TEE
Fastest Train in the World. Due Buffalo. a+s =. N;
NIAGARA Falls, 5.32 p. NJ: Toronto, 900 p NJ; Do
, .roit. ILL =. " Limited 10 Its seating capacity
$40 a, M-F4sr MAIL Daily-For Buhaio S'as~s
1880 A. M. DAY EXPRESS. except sunday. For
~ Buffalo and All important New YORK state po.m,,s
LOU souTIwEsTDRN LIMITED ana I'LL Ill
natl Indianapolis 81 Louis Detroit and Chicago
DIDO M-TRoY AND ALBANY Special 'hoeps
$50 P. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. psly-7.-.hs.oruS
train % Chicago; via Lake Shore Due SsSss ana
600 p M-wEsrERN EXPRESS Deiy-ror Nisssrs
D. as Toron-o Clsy-Isnn pssro, ana r Troy
~, Montreal and except SATURDAYS. for Ottswa
10 M.--ADrpONOACK MOUNTAINS AND mon
% m TREAT. EXPRESS. Daily. rs~rpx
$3.50 sprcM- BUFFALO AND sorrn frsr. rails.
~ tr'veiarf Cincinnati. indianapolis and 81 nnr
O.1S p M-PAcTPTc EXPRESS. psEy-For osaens-
burg. Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicaso ano -
IN en vTsyTs ass the For cssro
svery night except Sunday nights ''"NA
HARLEM DIVISION ~ q.
O1. A. ". ard ?.55 p M.-naily except ounuay' !"
Pit'sfed SUNDAYS only at 0.2o A ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains NluminAted with Pintsch rAght. ...,.
Ticket END Wagner once. at Gnn1 cs 30 $50,
?as Columbus Ave. 81 wes, t25th ST. ish - station
and ,asth Station New York. 23s and T26 Fulton ST.
ara 100 Prosdwsv y. D.. BROOKLYN. -.
Telephone '2nO Thir'y-eigh'h Street for New York
dence nv WsStc0tt F-r-"ss COMPANY. -.
GEORGE Y. DANIELS. General Passenger Agen,
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF West rwenty-third Street and Des-
g. tzThe leaving time from Desbrosses and cortiandt
Streets Is ten rnnuts later than that given below for
$50 A: VI FAST MAIL.-Pullman Burs, Psrlor Car
New YORK TO ptshurs Sleeping Car Ptt'ous 10 chi
$3.50 FAST M fIsy,fnf
tom S sseDns Dining oaS and
nd.napolls %ou hs1insO St Louis 0'''O'
For Nashville Cva cincinnaD, Indianapolis Chicago
$50 r = II. WESTERN ExpRrss.-For Chicago. For
TAO r. VI. soTTHW f:sTERN ExPREss-For Pitts
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis 81
7.4O p. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESSION Pt,ssurg and
Chicago For Knoxville. daily Via Shenandoah Valley
. Route. Connects for Cleveland except saturday.
Sleeping Car New. S York A' to Altoona Ea. ESsr'y
burg IHIs Ei d' kSD iIPd;S
80 so ""s o G lSss Gn,ns G al Sao
PS Dining SsTs 40 Dnns Seq 80 ,0o n an
Carr a. M i2tc "t sso q 20 consressionai Tm ali
Parlor and Dining cars 20 Dining carr 40 Dining
soTTAERN RAIIwAY,@Espre.,, $50, 40 p. m. 1905
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
ArI nJ NfT o5 GoSsr 2 an go M and
ecGaEsI \, OHIO RALwA9wsSp daily
week.-Mrs. 4 and, and 40 p m daily ,,..,ro and
Streets 2o M Thr9% osen ves ns T1S
GAPE MAr-l2sS SUNDAYS. o...D
Grove. and Point Pleasant rrom West Twenty-third
Street Station. $50 n. 1870. 80, and 40 p m
Sundays. o 20 m. 40 p. m. 0rom Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets, o ~ m. ESQ $40 and 80 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6l0. IaO. 80. $50 $50 30 $50 Penna. Limited POO
Dining Carr. 10 80 Dining carr. II so M II no 30
$50 $50 40 20 dining carr. 40 dining carr 300
Dining carr, 40, 80 p. m. l205 night sundays
$40. s20. $50. go $50 Limited go. 1880 dining
ing cs iSS2 Dn lSS cs ESQ ss bSs cS
D. n. i2.n5 night.
Ticket Offices Nos i6l e4t 1896 1854 III and 26 Broad
way; Aston House; West Twenty third street station;
and Of D4sbrosses and Cortandt Streets
Court Street, SEQ Fulton Street rs Broadway and
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn station. Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company Will call foe
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
to Destination.
Railroad Cab Service.
T. b UT'TCTIINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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A HIGH- PRICED DOC.
The louisville Courier-Journal.

From The Louisville Courier journal.
Mrs Jennie Montgomery obtained in the Law and
Faulty Division on Monday n verdict against the
Standa rd oil Company for 1900 account OF In
jures sustained from an attack i made upon her by
Montgomery sued for $1,000 damages. The case
went 10 trial on Monday on JaSna a y ISs MIS-
attacked I'm her own yard by the defendants dog.
knocked down and In addition 10 divers less pain
mi INJURIES one of her eyes hurt. Her daugh-
Ter went 10 her rescue, and the two women were
chased into tho house by the dog
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

e,,,,s Foot ~ West 2srd Cortland ard DesDroese'
o''''oH' wv streets (P.nna. r. Ferries .,,.,,, a,
.Timo West 23rd STREET Otber neuIes W r snndsv
Desbsosses streets Daily except sanday' : ouho-'
onie. 4' 90 a. NJ Local for EAsToN x,.o.pA
.g53, SO A H. FOR BGFlA FLA, oor, NiAfPA sIoH
FALLS aud West and principal s oeaI rs pOhh,
ana p 1lao Is 90 Noon. SLACK pIAM0kxmU ,
rxppESs1' nandsomest train IN 'a as. WI n. con-
"a ~ Sailing capacity Due bunaio 20 ~ ahicsgo
IT, Win through Seepers TO Detroit anu '"s
Dining Car service ia cary For wILKHs.BARRE.
40 IN 90 y. NsTRhNTON, Coal Branches
+.3'x0 40 =. NJ. s,d intermediate points
<pu Local Tor MAUCH CHUNK.
+'4.50. J.yu ~ ioc.i E.press for EAsroN
t'J.2Q 0.:x o. y, Eor nnnslo and points West.
r,o11ob Se,ping Cars 10 chicago snd doroouw.. n and
% H. Express for Bursat c.rr sni
roRoSo SSHe ogi sl sep IH az Roc CHESTER.
BuFFH6 and west Sleeping oars % SSn1k oc.
daily liz except SUNDAY: .lC21, 70 3, a al
oTictets md Pullman accommodation AZ ~. W Y,
ass s,t and iSi broadway olon sausf sud Brcokiyn
Annex Station sf9ok IN call for and check baggage
,ro,n Motel or residence Though to DESTINATION
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SHOOTING.
GOOD SPORT AT THE ELKwooD PARK
TRAPS.

Long Branch. N. j.. April 8. CSpeciaD.-Elkwood
Park. where the Grand American Handicap is to
be decided next week. was the scene OF two In
teresting sweeps this afternoon. score of shoot
ers who finished for the star match took part in
two 2o-bird sweeps. Honors fell TO Colonel Thomas
Martin. OF Bluffton. s. c.. who made the run OF
the day. killing forty-hve straight. Ave in practice
and twenty each in the two sweeps. Colonel Mar
tin. although in fine form, has not been seen at
the traps since last September. when he killed
ninety-seven birds out OF hundred. in a match
shoot at Charleston.
The next best record was made by Rice, VINO
also halls from South Carolina. He erased
thlrty-nne out of forty birds. There six
Faurote. who went out on the third round with
three misses Colonel Martin and Colonel Riley
%sfG ef 0n rSund The latter missed his nine
teemth bird Colonel Martin killed out, straight
Colonel Rley's score Of nineteen was tied by fice'
Hekes Budd and Leroy finished Win n e hs
feature OF the afternoon There were eo twenty ,sy
nS at SCORES ns END or wa se
finish the sweep II all the bos n
who missed must drop out with privilege OF re-
entering After the sixteenth round WooHey,
s Mart'h out captain Brewer was the only one
to miss dropping his final bird dead out OF nounuS
Summarizes
Twenty bird. So 81, X. NJ.
o0'0"e' ' s2s1iiI 2aa1aa2-2o
F''' VI" a122l2222 s222222 ? 20
wooitry go: 30 O
Brewer CD: ooooo . oo,o I
Tbomnson withdrew the sixteenth round
,,npnnan on the fifteenth. Budd on the fourteenth,
frentai1 Money on the tenth. DAILY and Glover on
Tho ninth Heikes Riley, Jackson, Georse, auro'e
ond erov on the seventh, Merrill ana Iatteh on
The sixth and Bryan and Miller on the htth'
Twenty t,ords $40 birds included
NJ l. Rice go: oo,,,, ,oeooia
Miller '-'' 2o1o2oe2o2 222222 22 2-le
H'lkes "'I' e22a1aos2 a1as's22a 2-1s 2
Glover 0'9 'ac1a212222 2o2I2i 2-1o
buod "'' ,1A2222l 22II2o1 lis 2
Jackson esq ,o,ooo,121 I
Faurote CcN:
OOOv
George (20: ,o,,,,o,o ,oe-is 4
Leroy 0s' a2o122o2o2 22222 2-ls 2
Martin C2s: qa,a2oo O
Worth (2s) -.
re'er'nA" 1'-s'il2222 221ol 2-le
Merrill ccol: .
HH'eS D222222ei222 2l21222o 10 l
Daily CO.:
Patten C2s): q
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
r.,. sst~to-,,., tfc's al

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. "ElectrO-P Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New-York foot Of Liberty 81.
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST
Leaving time from south Ferry foot Whitehall Stl 10
i've minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty 81
except when noted.
Trains leave foot ~ Liberty 81.
Fsston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &C..
400 7:i5 a:1O A NJ O2 NJ. TO Eantonl go tto 70
Easton). t5:t5 q go 10 Easton) p. ". Sundays 'a3o
u:oO to Easonl A. NJ, 100. 1910. $500 p. NJ
For Wikesbsrre Pit,ston. and Scranton. 400. sio
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400 40 40 Ply
('9:OO 10 Reading) p. ~. 1918 night Sundays. ":so
III 80 10 Readng) A. NJ. i:00. i3O. $3.50. 500 p NJ
1919 night
For sunbury. Lew.surs and wIlllam,port a, ..:oo.
145. 9:I0 A. NJ IN. 1000 p ~. 1919 night. Sundays
$40 A. NJ. 100. 40. 900 P. N: i2Is nisht.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE: &C.
Grove and points south Point Pleasant, '43o t'50
only Sea GIRO. $50 n0:15 only 10 Ped Bank) IL 80
A. NJ. q AZ only to Red RanlO. C340 only TO Red Bank
'4i5 40 85 p NJ Sundays stops at lnterlaken 10.
Asbury Park and ocean Grove 900 clOl5 only to Rec
Bank 4. NJ. 400 p. N.
For Atlantic Husbands. .a3o. $50 1l,so A. ~; i;+a
+;so 1888 el' Eoh funfsy: 9SSb NJ 400 p
'4:3c. $50 1913 A. NJ. iA1 s:4o. $40 p. NJ Sun
fsT Ls6s5gr. $50 1915 A. NJ. i''. $40. 49,
For Toms River and BarneEat. s4:3o $50 A. M. l;*S
For Monmouth Beach seabright, and Highlands Of
Nayssink. 40 $50. IJ:s1 !, NJ. Lao. +;4o r. n
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WEST SHORE.R.R.

Trains leave Erankiin ST. st.;ioa's ~. T. I" ''""""
and I5 m later from foot u W. &c Str p.fv for
ssI,4S ~ ~ NJ CONTINENTAL LIMi Init ,.xsss rsa
6issesnd' Detroit. Chicago and St. LI SIans car
Sm-s I'D N later foot W. 4ed ST. Cnieas2g o she
81, Louis Lipited Daily for Utica; rsono Detroit
Cleveland chicago and ST. Louis. poch..,., Buff
40 d NJ Daily for Utica. syracuse Ho~"s'''" 49,
faio. Niagara Falls and To,eno sv,.cu.. Roch.,
s'4o r. psao Niagara Falls. Toronto. Dsrolt S'eVS
isnd Chicago and st Louis .~... p,sx,rs
Time table, ,,o,, or Rssidence by vesteott Hxprs..
snecce " "a INERT General Passenger Agent ". y.
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GIN CLUB SCHEDULE.

Princeton " j. April s-The Princeton Gun Club
schedule was announced to-day as follows: Column
bia at Princeton. April Il: Trenton at Princeton
April Is; Lawrenceville at Princeton Apii H.
- -, Noo, york April %: 'O2 VS. Lawrenceville
81 fawrenceviIIe April rs; 'O2 VS.. Delaney, at
princeton April 90 The eighth shoot tor me IN,
dividual possession CT the prize gun won o! lno
gum club at the intercollegiate gun clup sno0.
Which was scheduled for yesterday, mas Deeh III
dn6 nif eli nnstnnned.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

R1CHMONDo blu C-NAO-'
JOINT INTEREST OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO AND
sEABOARD AIR LINE IN IT
Richmond. Va April s (speciaD Negotiations
were completed this evening whereby the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and the seaboard Air Line systems
are to unite in constructing terminals and erecting
station and office building for their joint uses, at
cos, of some 100000 The Seaboard is repre-
sented in the deal by the Richmond, Petersburg ana
Carolina Road, being built from Ridgeway. y; q,
10 Richmond which will he the northern division
OF that important system, OF which the syndicate
organized by De Witt Smith. president OF the X +;
and c. of New York; John Shelton Williams ana
Middendorf Oliver q Co. recently acquired control
Contracts were also signed to-day for the con-
struction of this entire road, including brldges
across the James River here and the Appomattox
at Petersburg The two roads have separate peti-
lions before the Council now for privileges, nut
these will he merged The station is 70 ne built
on the site of the st. Charles Hotel. In Main-st. to
which tracks will be built on viaducts. All three
divisions OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Will enter
this station which will he built within year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Cha.oer o.
as follows. and five minutes earlier from Wess 90 81;
300 A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for bnBhamIJnl
wsvery. Elmlra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Sunsio
p NJ PaTlor car 10 Buffalo. , 80, su,
2:jO T., M.-Vestlbuled Dnted-Fast mall daily SOLO
rain for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 74O A NJ chicago
Up NJ sepeers 10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car -,. ,...,.,,., rxo,...
daily, Arrives Buffalo : O5 A. NJ. bradford I.zo a.
u jamestown 200 A: NJ. Youngstown lo:2. A. M;'
Cafe Library Car. . - ,,,--..-... r,u,-.
0,15 r. M.-Daiv solid train for Bnghamton. Elrnlrs.
WSvery and Chicago sleepers to Hornellsvle chicago
s xT1 FTs local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
ODATTONs a, ILL., 1l3. 2sl. 40i and 9o7 Broad
Sav I2T Bowery l56 East 15thst and 23 West l1osn
st. Chambers and Vest 2Sd St ferries o p ssS
"a eco Fulton-et IS Broadway Brooklyn, l22 Rve-s,
u"horsr Ia Jersey City sjtion. New-York TRANSFER
20 CALI for checks baggage from hotels and rea-
dences
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ATHLETIC COURTSHTP.

From The Nsw-Orleans Times Democrat.
Ella-Where was 1t George proposed to you ias'
week?
Fssie-At a hop.
Elia-And you accepted hlm1
Essie-At lump.
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DELAWARE, LACkAW ANNA ANU
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IN New York. Barclay and GhrstSpher as
vESTIBIjI,E TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET S'S'
PIN rSCH LIGHT. -. .,,.,o,i
Io.SO A M-tCafe Carr BUFFALO SCRANTON; .BH l,,H
n AW1'oN OWEGC. ITHACA ELMlRA 81 %.
ana osWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet far9' 49, 800
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for chicago ana p'
no p n oa,Iy)-Chicago and Buffalo Vestioued *
80. ,or sCRAN TON BINGHAMTON and ELNihA'
Pniinan BUFFET Parlor Cars 10 Elmira Throush sisep
,r cars and day coach TO Chicago. arriving al fi' -
NJ day. ,r.,,,,-ep,ppr .,a prYX-
0f-TIi EXPRESS Pullman Buffet farlor cars ,,rerr
40 p n tdaily)-CRIcAGo and BUZZ, N 5TIn
pTr En- LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON Bl cur
nSMToN FfMiRA. BUFFALO THROUGH BUFFfE. r.
SLEEPING CAR New YORK To Chicago p'hhs '~'
s,39 p N Idsily)-BUFFAIO EXPRESs, PSl.LM ~
HRA HATH. MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
o I,Sng at sune dSaiySVBuFrALo SCRANTON BIZ, BIG
Wy 1V NToN OWEGO ITHACA. ELMIRA 49, L.;
yPAcIJSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Du"e'
Ecr ps:f'BURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
tables. - r,,,,,r .rcONNODATrONS AT
uEVPy GAZE e SONS Ltd, lis broaqwsy s,,a,,on.
Dr.. 400 and o42 Broadway. Tickets a. cry u,n
~ Fourth ave. Twelfth St 81 west Cg W..
~, and Twentyhfh 235 cou nbus ave lev TIN:
eas and 72s Fulton ST. and 100 Broan"ay 'io0"'"' ~
so pe 1v,ne fuil Information at all stSIons u o., a..
Aw wrsTCOTTS EXPRESS COMPANY VIII ca, ,'f anu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
LONG LIST OF ENTRIES FOR GRAND AMERICAN
HANDICAP.

The list of entries and handicaps in the order OF
shooting for the Grand American Handicap shoot
at live birds. which will be held at Elkwood PARK,
\ j. on Wednesday, has been issued II
includes the best-known pigeon shots IN inc WoItu.
,rUlo bnrdrcd AMI sixty-sx men will compete for
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

G0AN1[BWRGeN e B0GNN
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW S-LONDON-HAMBURG..
F. Bismarck. May g. 10 AMI A. Victoria June 10 10 An
p l. AN r. Bismarck June ~. 10 AN
'TwIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
NEW DON--PARIS-HAMBURG
Phnncla Apl 10. AN G. Wadersee Apl - 2:3o Z NJ
.RrGINNISG APRIL, 10Th the steamers OF this Ser
vice will touch at plymouth and Cherbourg on the way
Hamburg
TIE To lamdl 4 Of m81m8Tht Sum-
cruise 70 NORWAY the NORTH CAPE and sPIIZ-
BERGEN nv Twin SCREW EXPRESS STEAMER
AUGUSTA VICTORIA FROM NEW YORK JUNE 10
Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1sso
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
'''' - .Dsiiy Except Sunday. .sunaays.
CHICAGO ,.43O A. m. from Liberty street only) u %
D. m 'i2 Is night 80 .. ,-.
CINSrNNATI ST LOr-Is p5s a. m. '5'5 p. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BAkdiMokE t7SS, no Hoo So' 20 x
tiIoyai Limited Exclusive Pullman Tranh * %
fDiner). '555 D. and 'l2 ID night NoRFoLh' Iiz''
p. ,-...A r,.h.
Ofrces. ii3 lT2 26i. 43i. 1884 Bway. p Union So.
w Ic7 Rowery. n y 330 Fulton ST. $50 Crahern ave,
RrookIvn: Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence to destination.