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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-01
FORGOT HIS BADGE.

Inspector Herbert j. Fisher arrested
Louis Kramer, a ragpicker, yesterday
afternoon for not wearing his badge.
Kramer was on Lamartine street when
the inspector came along, and he made
heroic efforts to get the sign pinned on
his coat before the officer saw him He
was booked at station for violating a
city ordinance
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-01
RELATIVES AS BEARERS.

Rev. DR.. Alexander Vinton, pastor of
All Saints church, conducted the SER
vice ct the funeral of Thomas Shaw,
the veteran blacksmith. at his home,
is Millbury avenue, yesterday after
noon, at ? o'clock. Relatives acted as
bearers, and interment was in Hope
cemetery.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-01
MANY FRIENDS ATTEND.
Funeral Service Over the Body of Miss
Buckley Yesterday.


The funeral of Miss Elizabeth A.
Buckley was held yesterday morning at
10 o'clock, at her home, 141 Beacon
street. Rev. DR.. John e. Tuttle, pas
tor of Union church, conducted services
in the presence of a large number of
friends from Union church, where Miss
Buckley was an earnest worker.
The casket was banked with bou-
quets among them being: Pink chrys-
anthemums, Miss Morse; pink roses,
Miss B. T. Taylor; white chrysanthe-
NUNS, Mrs. G. P. Penniman; pink
chrysanthemums Ephraim fuckers
Sunday school class in Union church;
yellow chrysanthemums Mrs. H. p
Duncan; white chrysanthemums, Miss
Ada York; white pinks, j. B. Smith;
cream roses, Mrs. w. G.. Strong.
Burial was in Hope cemetery.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-01
MRS. sTEeRINs DEAD.
Mother of Former Worcester Pastor
Dies at the Age of 95.

Mrs Sarah stebbins of Wilbraham
Mass. mother of Rev. Calvin Stebbins
formerly pastor OF the Church of the
Unity of this city, died Monday, at Wind
scr, Conn, at the age of IS years Mrs.
Stebbins was formerly a resident Of Wor-
eester while her son held his pastorate
aere, but of late has lived at Windsor
Conn
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-01

IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
for children teething 1t soothes the
child softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents g bot
tie. -,-e~.-t>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

.,, n.o.,,s ,ors f.. csT. or go head incud-
ing 81 for export alive y FOR city CIV
5 5ci an al ss ir steers we're moderately active and
good HANDY weights FIRM FAT bulls sna "n nnd little
dragging the lower yards but quoted sea a, steers
sa q $. - e gsr G S Sa iGH At as
.c per n for native Cables UNCHANGED ship
sns 19Sny By ehwarascbid suzbeger also 600
Sampsny To- morrow the Cunc viii take out 52d cattle
and about 1880 quarters OF beef Tor Various
20 sheep The Manhattan is hardly expected to get IN
''sSs Ohio 1887 az %yer1 az:
20 100 NJ a 70 Do iai n at is = PsD D s d.
s. 90 10 &c 1929 a. i, 81 3d. 10 i 9sen e at
90 r. nae at an 8 50 90 IS ss' DO NJ 1857 &
e. s. az 1893 10 aeS, I. r q {
s. ioS % ID DO at P S &c. at i. g. 10 s 3D. e
h. at 50 ii DO 1902 n. at s. DO $50 o at 81 sS
H. al s. e' do 900 ~ at 81 So do SGD ID. at 81 'o
81 c1s: stabilized Psensyv;sia !, 'tssT
I'd = i, e & ises h. lei & 7 g. g
DO III n e. at soS 500 20 no. a aGc 81 Is g.
g. az 30 lS 3d. at g y 3 at Gov" ~ 49, a. .,.
= 49, g. iss TO- = a. iss n 9so g S lS
$40 ~. at 81 = 90 $50 10 az - -, 6, To-
bull 1850 N. at 81 % do lsi5 n at ~ 10; SG
n at 81 G5; 20 do 1911 N. at 50 co. DO ioiI TO- NJ
81 so less 81 80 the lot; 10 do. 1893 10. at 81 80 -
NJ Collins: bulls sos n, at 81 o. do. wv TO- NJ
Sc 49, 10 cows. ss7 II. at 81 10 o.. o- = A,s
a. State steers. 100 10; AT - 80 ou'
lOsG N. at So 10; 3 cows T9U 10. at 81 CO. .r.
j. O. Curtis & Son: oxen. 1888 10 al ~ 80. pui
cs3 N Al 81 Is; do $40 No. So 20; do 500 10 al
Sc 20: DO ass n at So %; do. 80 TO- at S ~ COW"
p2G 10 NJ 81 So: do. sSs NJ at 50 30 40 - 10 ~
SO rs; 10 DO SOS No. So TO- do 7is TO- at ~ %; 90
as ~ Al So So DO f33 n. at ~ 4o 90 o7V H. ~
c. pnenback bull 1890 n. at SO 90; DO ifs9 10
4 do Sos 10. at ~ %, c""' ~" ~ 81 WV
do $40 10. at 81 60 .-. -, -, a. ! 40 o.o N at
q, Inn ~ a,o " at ~ 10; do 600 10 at 81 u; COW
Ca !, at 81 40; 2 DO si5 n. at - 81 DO I'D TO-
% & Bailey; bull 1850 H. at 50 So cow 800 d.
at so,u-n. bull 1910 NJ at 81 i5 do 100 70 at
80 80: cows 1850 ~ a. s. So 90 " I" al - ''
90 ss1 TO- bull ii7o ~ 81. do 72s H. at - 4o
soTs. iS 9 70 Bro- eowa Oh a at 50 50; do s''
~ al 81 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
OTHER MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May lo-The increased supply OF cattle offered
to-day served to develop independent feeling upon
OF and the market ruled SLOW AT ue-
cline OF 5QiOc Fancy grades brought - 4qS0 ~ cnoe
steers s. 1875 35 mediums. 81 nOpSf so peer
OdS4 30 stocers feeders $3.50 10; bus ~ vVu
81 is cows and hefers So 60nS4 81 Western red steers
& 3OdSJ 3O Texas steers SO 9OGSi 90: calves s4pSo 20
There was a very poor demand for hogs ana
prices declined 2sa5c: fair choice 81 ?dsS 90 hsaSy
packers So 5OQS3 10: mixed So 6OaS3 ~ butThers -
asa DO light 50 600s3 50, pigs So 21dS3 90 Despe ~
general demand Sheep sold Mt 81 5onS2 20 l.n
a. o. Texans 81 a. wooed colorado lambs 50 SOqso 20
clipped lambs s. 25ds5 60 Recepts-Catte looOo heau
hogs 1000: sheep 5000 .o,oo.oo G. c..,.
Cincinnati May 10--Hogs quiet at - lons3 10 ,atue
steady nj 81 IAasb. sheep STEADY AT F"eFf or ~
steady at 81 50GsG. -, 49,, .A-.,,x.
Fast Rurao MAY 1O.--Recepts Of sale and through
cattle sheen and hogs the twenty four hours ened
AZ noon today were: Cattle 53 cas-; sheep ana aps
Is cars: hogs Shipments-Cate % cars sIeep
and lambs 10 cars: hogs IL cars Cattle-lheIe was
load and half OF mixed butchers and cows on sae aud
they sold seaIy calves in moderate supply ec,xe
s6 81. good TO choice 50 75dS6. Sheep ana lamps ne
gr,cs wore uberal-22 loads The market was In good
noeltion ard prlces ruled the basis or 20 30 win
sain - extra lambs fall clipped at 50 % Choice 70
or-a were ouotable SIS 1896 % good to choce 30 80
az tx common to fair s. 2JnS1 40 sheep choice 10
crrs s5Gs5 25 common to fair, 81 2oaS 90 Inc eIoee
VAS stcadv with fair clearance. Hogs-The supply was
noderate IL loads-and prices 5dluc lower me pass
US 81 o53s4 Is: heavy quoabe AT - lZt7 mhel
81 fcfs4 12l good weight Workers. - of1sIS4 ~ @
Workers 81 OSfrS4 ora pigs. Sass %: rougnS e. fWs
81 70. stays 81 75as3 The offerings were wei oeaheu
up and close steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. May lo.-cotton quiet and steady mid
ding, ice: low middling. 7i8c; good ordinary
ls-1ec receipts. 40 bales sales iee; s9ek % 4ss
Norfolk May l0.-Cotton dull middllng owe 70" Iniu
ding 7-l6c; good ordinary 4+c receipts ho" oaes'
exports coastwise 1855; sales 2l3: stock; olsSi; az,
Baltimore, May i0.-Cotton nominal. mlddhns, 49,
low mddling 1916; good ordinary o s-ioc; net re
CENTS li5 bales: gross 749; stock. i4sS "a,
Memphis. May lo-coton steady: mlddlins &c; low
middllng &C. good ordinary ol6c; receipts ooo oaes
shipments 3i3: sales. 600; stock, 126 4ss al -,
Augusta May 10.-Cotton steady; mdding, o<c, low
midSiIng 5ac; receipts 10 bales shipments $40 bales;
sales 222: stock. IS. COG. ,,,,, ,r. Ion,
midding 54c good ordinary SIC; receipts Cos bales
Shipments 4pG: stock. 0T43 ar a.
Houston. May io.-cotton steady: mdding . lo.ioc
low middling I.ec good orilns y, sa
ST. Louis May io.-Cotton quiet; middlins, 1910
low middling SIC: good ordinary 1916; net receipts
100 bales gross $685. shipments os2 sales ZOO stock
S. O96. ,,, - -,
savannah. May lO--cotton quiet: mdding oSc; Low
rnidalnr SIC: receipts 0si bales exports coastwse,
5000; sales. 1876; stock. 2s,2ls. =, a. -,
Mobile May i0--Cotton quiet; mddng ll,lec; low w
mIddng Lice: good ordinary, I-l6c; receipts. ooV
bales: exports coastise +Os; sales 1907 stock ~ go
New-Orlsans, May I0-cotton quiet; middiins ohc;
low middiins S-iec good ordinary 5.ioc: receipts
Al bales: exports 20 Great sritain sooo' 70 rsnee
300; sales. 5000; stock. 3I1s2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ro.,or Mass MAY iO-Flour dull: receipts. 900 bbls
spring patents 50 90qs4 500 spring bakers - DV9fS
winter naents SO 7Oa$i % winter clears ana strasnS
81 3OGsi Cornnea quiet: sins6c per bag; 81 eS9Si W
per Dbl Corn dull receipts l0+7l9 6ols; 10 ~ III.
steamer yellow 43c steady receipts o. 10 Dns
fancy sfG37sc and No 3 5oc Mlf ICED G Snsr
s9 o. mddngs sii 1881 80. Butter steady: North
ern i7c western lie; imitation, l4gloc ladies' i'~
l,c Cheese firm: Northern. l2I12isc; Western. lzc'
buffalo Nav iO-spring wheat firm: No Northern.
7oHc: No Northern T. 72Sc. Winter wheat nothing
mxed T6c Corn-Best grades firm; poor grades very
weak No yellow. 3ec No yellow Sstc No ye sc
oats unsettled No white. 32lsa33c: No white 3ls
eiisc. No 4 white 30.ac; No 2 mixed 3cc; No mixed.
oac pve-saes OF track at 68ac Canal freights
nothing doing on OF the break In communication
wheat quoted at Che: oats l~c' 20 Ne"-iorN r'0'r
dull. easy.
Ch,cogo Nav 1o-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York May 10. lsJ9
BEANS AND PBAS-The market II rather Gun anu
barely steady domestic white beans especlsIs mn AZ
row. which stIll comprise the larger part OF currenI E
ceipts Red kidney held rather hrm recent saies AZ - ~
hut asking Other state beans heBiscteu
Lima quiet and unchanged Green peas In BUYERS istH
We quote Beans marrow. 1895 choice; per 10. 81 o@s
do medium, choice, 81 37 do pea, choice - 90 90 e
KIDNEY choice 81 72has 49, do white kdnsysi &c.
" Soqtl yellow choice, ~ SiisVsl ~
Black Turtle Soup choice 81 7o do lima california
81 30; green peas bLs 81 62qsl G5; do bags vseesi
do Scotch, bags. siasi OH.
BCTTER-Ibe market developed quite a strong tone
to-day fancy fresh creamery. and stock cleaned up 90
closely that fractional advance was obtained in IN
stances General sales OF finest packings were at &c
but we hear ~ few lots OF exceptionally me qnaly
going at lIAqlIe and the market was so strong that
buyers could not be critical quality and quite a
good deal ~ stock brought the top quotation which
ordinarily would be shaded little. No change in state
dairy In OF the Western pacinEs Factory goods
have been selling little freer OF late for export ana
this gives steadier tone the market, We quote
Creamery Western. extras. per n. lie; do nrsts 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

conf,nusS IN very nut The same holds equally
GOOD as regards the valuation Of prices After opening
80, a. unchanged prices the market went OF points
Under scattered local selling brought on by unavoraoe
us tom abroad for the Of the session made
M further change OF consequence. The close was dull
win prices net unchanged to points lower Totai
showed marked falling of from the previous report,
MN. on the hand the distribution OF supplies from
warehouses In country showed notable increase
In HE Of substantial outside support however
the mil faction slow take the aggressive. Inc
Hare and Hamburg markets will be closed tomorrow
on account holiday In the street market Tor spot
situation unchanged. Prices were ABOUT
m the basis Of for invoice lots and 6c for jobbing
parcels The steamer Beuca with 5000 bags Santos.
Inc steamer Bela with Bahia and the steamer
Heyelius 1000 BAGS Bahia reported as having
cleared fos this country.
lac range prices in the local market to-day
uru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

Cash auots follows; flour steafy. no =
spring wheat 7is72c: No 8 spring wheat ooq7ic No 2
red T4aTec No 2 corn 32iic; No yellow corn ssc;
No oats 26q28Ac; No white. 29s g1Oc; NO 8 white
2ska29Ec: No 2 rye. aeite: No barley; 3Satlc 40
faTseed 81 Os; w. 81 10; prime timothy seed e 30
clover grade 80 81 mes. pork per Dbl - %g
oose) 81 s5ds4 dry salted shoulders tbo6ed "a oe
81 90: short clear sides tboxed - soust 70: wnisksy
dIstiers finished goods gallon. VI 20 sugars cut
loaf unchanged on the Produce Exchange to-day the
btter market steady; creameres 12Giosc dairies
iosi4c Eggs .teady: fresh Ike. Cheese weak creams
i01al1c. go, A.,
Duluth MAY io-wheat-No hard cash. I5hc; May
75Xc: July 754c; No Northern cash. 12sc; NO
Northern. 6shc. 49, .
Cincinnati May 1oFlour aues, Wheat dull Sl No
red Tic Corn quiet; No mixed, S5itc oats nrmi no
mixed 2sc rye nrrn No 2 63es Lard easy - 50 Bulk
meats quiet 81 ~ steady So 10 whisky quiet
81 90 Butter steady. Sugar nrm Eggs STEADY nc
Cheese quiet.
MINNEAPOLIS May iO-Wheat-In store, No Northetn
MAJ 40 isc. Iuy s7asTRc: September. osisc on track
No / hard 7IEc: No Northern, Io.c NO Norths, ,
case Flour-First patents 50 70Gf3 So second patents
sg 5ofss o0 first clears SO T06$2 80 Bran unchanged
Milwaukee May i0-wheat firm; No northern ZOE
sfsc. No ? northern re Rye steady; No l. oc Bar
ley quiet No 2. Ale; sample. 2o94ic
Philadelphia May lowhest 40 lower; contract s1ia
May 75aQ75ho. Corn steady No mixed May o'7V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Ros,o, Nav iO-.'Ths American Wool and Cotton Re
porter viii say tomorrow OF the wool trade: The mar
ke Is firm, and active This activity. however as was
noted last week is confined mostly to purchases OF
rory pulled woods by local Spectator ana saes -,
Australian wool In bond for export. Beyond uls s.i ,
little business been done purchases lor
having been very small ABOUT lvvVOov "a a.
been bought Tor export ouL
ing week and 1t Is quite possible that an .ne
wool remaining here bond Will be taken oy forelsnes
The large purchases OF territory woods referred 70 IN
junction with strong and advancing markets aoroea
have resulted advance IN prices ~ 10
difficult quote with exactness but roundy speakins,
should had been an advance OF between
and cents per secured pound Territory woods ana
an advance Of about lie per n In the grease IN the
month o the week In Boston amounteu W
467sOO n domestic and 29l50O0 10 foreign. making
total OF 1898 600 against total OF 6IsoOco Ior lns
yIous week 057 900 for the corresponding
week year Sales since January l. 1889 amount 10
81 10 against a. $40 ID last year at this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

Exchange special Liverpool caoles-Srot cotton
active sales 10000 bales: speculation and EXPORT 900
bales; American. II 900 bales middllng upland 1884
futures opened quiet unchanged closed quiet but steady
Y 644l-63d decline December-Janusry, 3ZO.b.
January February. 3.2Oab: FebusryM March 32i rs;
March April 322b; May. 32lb Aay-June. a2ib: june
S22b september October 32lhb; october-N November.
82lb; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 320hb. Manchestsr-f arms
slowly cloths quiet firm
FLOUR AND MEAI<-rhe feature in -four circles was
improved demand for grade winters chiefly extra
No J. from the cracker trade making these grades rela-
lively steader than the OF the list which ruled quiet
Spring patents - S$4 TO- straighis 50 b3USJ 90
winter patents. SO 1894 10; spring clears, $3gS5 20;
extra No winter 81 904s3 extra N6 winter ~ e04
81 rs no grade. 81 eogsf 61h RYE FLoUR.Easy;
Quoted Good 20 fair. $S@&3 49, choice 10 fancy 50 204
- 40. ..CORNAEAL-Quet. Quoted Kn-1ried. " 90
gs2 20 as :. brand BAG MEAL-stsassy , Quoted;
FEEDstssdy Quoted: spring bran bulk SIS 60q$l5 70:
sacks 70 arrive. 200 10 stQs g. lake and rail: sacks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
WEST StiORE.R.R.

1ran. leave Franklin ST. Station, n. T.. followss
and is m. later from foot OF W; 2d 81, r.ux o..
I2,4S p N CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily TOT
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FANS.
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and 81. Louis Arrives
s,4s p n 80 later foot " !2a ST. cnsas s ard
AZ Louis Limited. Daily for Utica syracuse noSn-
ester Buralo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
ac iepesno' pailr Tor uacs Syracuse Rochester But
faio Niagara Falls and Toronto $780, No..
s,A6 y N Daiy for Albany, Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit csvs-
land Chicago and 81. Louis
T,s tables at principal hotels and ofnces BaGgage
ehecbsd from Hotel Residence by Weseost Excress.
G f. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent ~ r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

COTTON-Nithout departing widely from the c.osing
rSures OF yesterday todays market for cotton showed
by the varying views Of the regarding the Bureau
report The market opened steady unchanged prices
TO advance Of point and then sold of points
under liquidation. Upon the PRONUNCIATION Of the
from Washington however. the feeling became seacier
There was some disappointment regarding the terms OF
the Bureau report which stated the probable
acreage a. 934 cent thie being decrease Of sc
cent compared with the previous year. But this
the statscians Washington indicated that the
question could be ssed In figures until
pointed a reduction by States Of per in Misss
sipp and Indian Territory. in Alabama in Texas.
10 Arkansas. IL South Carolina u il Louisiana.
l3 Georgia. II North Carolina and Is in Oklahoma.
The trade here argued that the bush rather
than bsarish but that II did not amount To much either
tho other the market after its publica
became almost stagnant. with saggng tendency
The extraordinary sales OF spot cotton in the English
which private cables ascrbed 10 an exceptional
Continental demand checked selling this point in con
tnued encourag accounts from New England. Favor
advices from Southern spot markets added 10 the
short sellers without enerelzng speculation
bull side OF the account 10 extent ciose
points net lower The official report stated that the
report the month OF May indicates merely the
belief correspondents May as TO the intentions
regarding the TO be planted and the
tendency enlargement reduction Of
state The indications on the
first pointed reduced acreage. with cor
responding decrease the fertilizers and in
the various food crops. The probable
reduction States given above No estimate OF the
the final reports on planting will be compared with the
revised acreage figures Of the last year
The range prices IN the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

rh,ougb trains leave New-York, foot OF CrambeSS~s
as fos}ows and 1--WE minutes earlier from est
moo A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for bngnsmtonS
Waverly Elmira Buffalo, Bradford Arrive buffalo
r. M ~ Vs.tbued lmi,ed-Fast mail daily. Solid
80 o. cgicaxo Arrives Cleveland $40 NJ, Cncaeo.
81 NJ sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland ana |'he'""@"
Dining Car. 1,...,.,S vs.,,hrr>s r.rpr~ss
80" r-,vss AZ R,lfalo 705 A. NJ. Bradford % A. NJ,
jamestown 90 A, NJ. Youngstown lozI A. NJ CscsssS
land IL 30 p ". sleepers 10 buffalo anu |'e'e'A ~'
Library Car. - p,-~h.,n,o, r,rrt~
woverIy and Chicago. Sleepers to Hornelsvhe chicago
and Gtn n nc Al TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac
CoMMopATIoNs at H. u.s. 2ei. toi and eSI Broad
80 i9T Rowery 1876 i26th-st and 20 west lS.n
wa' Chambers and West 2sd-s ferries New.fork ~
and $50 Fulton es Broadway Brooklyn; -
20 calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels ana resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May TO- n-cct,on-spos IN as, n.r,c ae
mIddllng i3-ied. The sales OF the day were 2oop
bales OF for speculation and export aug
Included Is 200 American. No receipts Futures opened
steady with moderate demand. and closed quiet but
s,eady. American mdding. m c. May. g-0sd buyers
Nav and June 2i-54d buyers June and July, s2l-ctv
~ s4d buyers; July and August. ~ cd oayers Az
ober -e4G3 q so bayes: October and Nsvsmse Ger
q 2i-Htd. November and December, 20 6f1
Fl 8ld buyers December and January 20 eteS ~ 3ad
buyers January and February. 2o69S 2-o4d. buyers
and April. 22-6td. huyerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


AND Drs sHa s. And ccsTLaSpT sTREETs
street. IL ten minutes latsr given below for
$50 4 NJ FAST SAiILmlsea to two Buffet t p.riss
Cara New York to Pntsburg Sleeping Car F'"]'''s
ss$ FAST ssfsSi s. M G;s.sps
Compartment, Sleeping DINING. smoking. and obssrvs-
ton Cara For Chicago. Cleveland. Toisio. Cincinnati
,sS c l9Ssss iNp Ls sr LOUIS EMPRESS
For Nashville cis CincinnatD. Indianapolis S'@s''
$50 r. II. WESTERN ExpREss-For chicago Sor
7.4o r. II. souTHwsssrERy ExpREss.-ror pits
burg Cleveland CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE iha'~""P''~
40 N; PACIFIC ExpnBssgsr rs,ssury .; and
Chicago. For Knoxville. daily. VIA Shenandoah 's""
sus COMETS for csys1aa sITsa pun.
burg. and points West daily except Sunday NO oosehss
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
750 $50 go $50 Dining Carr 1880 Dining Can, O.
M. i25o. I.So $50 Is2o Congressional Lam: all Par
6si.s issS ssS $S;s.s s.s
soTgheR RsPf s % 's $50 s'' 40 m. s
NORFOLK pisFe rs;, AND WESTERN RAn.wAY-ror Memphis
l5 SfT 9sssi Ses go m and $50
CHE n AXE KS OHIO nArLwA yas s.'
Atlantic aae 3 m ea Weekdays Oro..e. and
streets no resss ve snS csmSasa
CAPE MAf.-lzD y. M. week-days
Long Branch, Asbury Park nteriaken Sundays) OCEAN
Grove and Point Pleasant from wes, Twenty third
Street station $50 ~ - 2 90 40 and so =:
m. Sundays. . ~ $50 M C,rom Dssorosses
and Cortlandt strees). 81 1850 $50 $40 and
$40 y. Sundays. 9.43 a. m. BIS p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6Io 100 $50 $50. $50 $40 C95o Penna Limited. $50
dining Carr. 1850 dining Carr iloo a. M, 400 loo'
2.50 $50. 40 40 Dining carr. 40 dining sar).
$50 Dining Car; sn $50 p mi ~ night s ~ p
Dining 80. i.5O Dining Carl $50. 80.
4.2O Dining Car) 40 Dining Carr $50 dining CARR
40 $50 p m, 1910 night. -.
Ticket Offices Nos. iel; IA. les 1854 iii ana -,
Broadway: l Astor House; West Twenty-taird ssrees
Station: and stations foot of Desbrossas and cotands
Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street. Is Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn; stauon:
Jersey City. Inc New York Transfer Company WIZ
call for and check from hotels and residences
through o destination.
Telephone '2757 Eigh,eenth Street" for Pennsyivanis
J. b UI'TcHfNsoN JR WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Asv"~
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot of West 2Srd. Corsnd and Desbrosses
Streets (penna r X Ferries)
.Ttms West q'.d Street: Other figures Cortlsndt OF
Desbrosses streets. Daily except Sunday. sunday
"a .s.A 81. 100 a. n Local for EAsToN.
FALLS and west and principal local points Parlor
aH f.i plnis 100 s Soon ~ SLACK DIAMOND
red TO Seating capacity. Due buffalo e3 Y; n; con-
Meeting with through Seepers 10 Detroit ana chicago.
Dihins on se' For wILKRs.DARRE,
1850, 40 p. N. and interIneliafe points:
~.A5OSf5 PM Local for MAUCh CHUNK
fsJ.f0 $40 r. ~. Local Express for EAsIUN.
's350 &. 10 2. NJ. For Buffalo ard points WEI
Through Sleeping Cars 20 Chicago and Toronto; - .
$40, 500 p. NJ. Express for BOfFALO -
ToRoSro None os, Sleeping car eng, sTE&
BUFFALo and West, sleeping cars 70 SniesSo.
daily except SUNDAY; ''io21 lS5o 4, cgH' % 70
South PIainted only, $50, 40, $50 ard ~ :. ~.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at IA .o, "A
co!ymbns Ave. r. Y; sSJ Fulton 81, Court Sc -
Broad way and Brooklyn Annex Station, Brooklyn
Y Transfer Co Will call for and cheek baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Tins arrive at and depar, from Grand Central stato
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION. 49,
OILS A. NJ and 1855 l.. ". Daily. except SUNDAY W
Pittsneld Sundays only at g. 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through us,hs
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light -
Ticket Offices li3, 2ei, 4i3 and jig Broaaway' %
Union So W. 235 Columbus ave, 81 west i2oth -:
I25th ST. i3sth 81. stations New YORK 3Ss ana 'SH
Fulton st. and 10i Broadway E. d.. BrookYn' v-x
TAlenhone Thirty-eiRhth street for new iorS
Central Cab Service. baggage checked from ho'ei !"
residence by Westcott Express Company -.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent