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New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
American Anthropologist
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New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
Lone Pine.

TIE Story Of a Lost Mine BY r. p rou,,
SHEND. 12mo. S12j.
The book gives evidence of viEorou. cs,,.,,
rative and Is fun - descriptive force r.sE N htf-
strength IN dealing with scenes u violence rSs
shed certainly remarkable n ls a.so~s,, u blood
vivid representation of the scenery ana "th
which the Tho author .laes ia
on an inexhaustihe stock - incident and y trEs
Tn. book evidently the work Of 4 cls,s- .,aon
Of experienced traYellertThe Athengln "'''s' a.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
St. Paul's Epistle to the
Romans

A Practical Exposition. . By the REV.
CHARLES GORE. ID. Vol. l., containing
chapters I.-VIlI Crown Svo. $3.50.
The authors purpose Is to furnish a more
practical and popular exposition Of the Epstls
to the Romans than is 70 he found in most com l.
mentaries The style is marked by the Same
eloduence that distinguishes Canon Cores pre-
vious writings on Scriptural subjects.
"A new work by Canon Gore is an ecclesiasti-
cal event "-The GuGrdiGn
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

Occasional use Of few Of the Stuart MSS.
preserved in Windsor Castle. has been permitted
20 historical writers. but a systematic examina-
tion Of the large and valuable collection has
never been mads. Now. however, the Royal
Histori al Manuscripts Commission is preparing
n compile a full calendar Of these papers. the
Queen having lately given her consent.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

This lftle volume contains The lat.s, ,ho,..,
phenomena ~ metaphysical healing and r. The on ne
~ Years ~ personal experience and e.ylt
contains the many helpful paragrarhs - IN The
healing contributed the author t Tha srtcles
Practical Metaphysics. also the substance =, ns ~
self help read In recent lecture courses delivered On
York and Philadelphia II VIII bo found hotn sna,es es
helpful and intellectually suggestive II s No, ua4Y
I'm but n Is written IN tho splrl, ~ on. snetc
thought too deeply 20 believe that h. hsa
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

The novel by DR.. Doyle. which has been awaited
with much Interest. IS ready The story IS one
In which tho author has felt peculiar interest The
laid In London. and the story is of the
present time The opens where the conventional
novel ends marriage and another point OF differ
the that the marriage out
happily nowithsta ndng the varied experiences or hero
and heroine. Dr Doyle shows a phase OF his nno
talent this book 81 welded love II has
idyllio character which Will appeal reader not
devoid of healthy sentiment As nm alrDt Interpretation
of true philosophy OF welded lie the story contains
illustrations ana phy sayings which Will enlist the inter
est and alike. pure and simple
the play ~ motives. OF Characters unexpected
incidents delightful humor and sustained interest viii h.
certain 10 Increase the large company ~ the authors
friends Probably American readers will feel A stronger
interest than their English cousins IN the vivid gmpses
which the introduce OF historic
I'm Westminster Abbey. Of st Olafs Church the burial
place Of Pepys and OF the home Of Thomas Carlyle In
n literary viii b. Of interest every note
that the author ~ The White Company and the
Of 'Shsrloc6 Holmes' shows light thetic. and
assured touch In this charming picture of welded life
should ho noted the author has -acrinced
serial rights the sake of hts complete story
the public for the hrst time IN book
Ths book ror sole ~ al bookseiisrs ci he sent
BY mail rscrtpt of prce, by the pubiisherS
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
The Confounding Of
Canelia

Bv ANNE DOUGLAS SEDGWICK. l2mo. 81. 25.
new novel Of English life by the author of
The Dull Miss Archinard." which the Boston
TrGnScript called the most readable novel. pure
and simple. OF the year and of which the London
Spectator said: Miss Sedgwick has gift de-
MED to aber and more experienced writer's
that OF drawing sympathetic characters"
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
Between Caesar
and Jesus.

By GEORGE d. HERON. d. d. 16mo
cloth - cents; paper, 40 cents
DR. Herron's best work has been put into these
lectures. and they represent the elimination Of
his thought up to the present time. The book
is destined TO make a vast sensation.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
Books anb pnbIlratious
NEW BOOKS.
Methods and Problems
of Spiritual Healino

By HoRATIo w DRESSER. author Of "rh.
Power OF Silence The Perfect Whole" Tn
Search Of Soul" etc. limo slOo ~
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
Sweethearts and Wives

Stories of Life in the Navy. By ANNA A.
ROGERS. (Forr Series.) l6mo, Is cents.
Various episodes. romantic sentimental hu-
morous. and even tragic. in the lives of sweet
hearts and wives Of naval officers, form the
subjects OF these charming short stories by a
naval officers wife.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
4. CONAN DOXE'S NEV NOVEL.
A Duet, with an Occasional
Chorus.

By A. CONAN DOVE, author OF "Unclc Bernac. Brig
adler Gerard "The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes
etc Uniform with other books by Dr. Doyle.
l2mo. Cloth, $3.50
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

Miss Mary wilkins is said ~ he writing
play--which is 2 piece Of information calculated
10 make the iudicious grieve. Miss Wilkinss
literary gift is more than admirable, but IT is
not IN its essence strongly dramatic, AS a for
mer essay has shown.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

A companion votun,e to "Tbe Gospel for an
Aqe of Doubt" is Just ready.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

A new edition OF G.. II. Lewess Life ~
Robes spierre" is coming out in London. NJ
Henry Irvings production ot Sardous play of
'Robespierre' is supposed 70 he the occasion Of
-ha rNprint
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

Mr. George Santayana's "Lucifer: A Theologi
cal Tragedy" is coming from the press Of II. s.
Stone & Co. The prelude to this play was in
cluded in the authors volume Of poems pub
lished some years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, September y IoVJ
rorrTF-Interes, in coffee futures au.ckensd 'Sagy,
~ market developed surprising strength. Sho's
-. cs,..f, Mapping by firm foreign market reports ana
.i e.ck tlrn for cover on ne openns' nis ~
s s,, sen, prices W $40 points The sqhsequen'
49, ,--yas that the rse had been ar heai'ny an
IN" ,r,sr- 3D. character and conspicuous among 'he
-. -s-e wed demands for the winter mo'hs y.
80. ,.,.st.rs The Official cables recorded great
y.v m tie French market and an additional snosar-
- .-vre-s movement values Hamburg Was aieo
ana a, the c,0se exhibited encouraging net gam
~. n-sri3n markets advanced aQace our market az
~ -. was steady Zone. with prices net uheiAhkeA
,,i-.s higher TOTAL sales futures were liVW DakS'
.nn < which had been done UP 70 MIDDAY a iea'IIe
0-.sr.,-.1rs the exchange az december LOT
nv a. difference q 40 points. spot Brazilian eonee
follow futures ruling Supply Gun
90 .-is ncrninally unchanged the basis ~ I-loc
-. ,noce Its and 15-l6c for jobhing parcels - 10
- rte steamer Cuvier has arrived IN New AoTh from
,,o. wi- 81 30 bags The steamer Newyn has cleared
- RI, for this country with $500 bags
n. range q contract prices In the local market 10
- fllioNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot Of Chamoers-s.
as follows and minutes earlier from West 2sd-st
0.OO M.-Nestibuled Express daily Tor blnsnAinton~
Waverly Elm.ra. Buffalo. Bradford. Jamestown Arrive
Buffalo 5 Z. VI. Pdror car 10 Buffalo - .
OLD A. M.-Daiiy. except sundays. 10 BlnBnantonv
OwegO Wavery Elmra and Delaware Valley points
DAILY 10 Port Jervis and Monticello. Pullman Parior
Car. . 80, CT.
2sOO J.. N.-vssbued mited-Fast mail daily solid
train ror Chicago Arrives Clevauf 40 NJ, Chicago
p NJ Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. $500, ,-
7:30 r. M.-Buralo and CLEVELAND vestioulsd Express
jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ. Cleve-
lad y 80 r. NJ sleepers TO Buffalo anc Cleveland Cars
O15 y. M-Daily soiid train Nor Binghamon waverly.
Emira and Chicago. Sleepers 10 Bunao chicago anu
Cincinnati Dining Car 1870 -
l. CONSIDERATIONS a. III ll3 2si. 4oi and esI Bsoad-
way Rovery i25th- and 2T3 West l25th
st. chambers and West 29d-st. ferries New-York S35
and SEQ fulton st Broadway Brooklyn; l22 Rlvers.
Ioboken and Jersey CITY station NewYor< Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New York September 20 1893.
Guiding lo5 cars city slauehterers are- and 9 f'r
~ e ms'te' nl1f WIKI ne IT," cars u stale 'aite
SNueta-s'. Good % choice h'"rcs were 300 lght supply
Iarc1 g',i MaJs, narkor III s,t r,d ,n s,rnr
iut common ana mcl'an cow. IN piei Joe p, DC TIE
~ Ip$g per- 100 sis"rs an1 'e'aerss - 'oHt - Ss
81 eQsi % hfers - -o0 - - Dressed heef gas ~
IT, MnnAatian TOOK out t'.5ay Coo carc faT W "
6f FIR ain1s a3d sc ST. io ss,., Sl1s
u either cattle sheep " beef relor'ei IN Thurslal
a,e'sg~ at S az t. Ice H. Il d. iit II, a., s. 81 Is
D. is5 H. a. - g. q ohe D. ll7a r.. AZ s. Co., 10 i.
"a a. g. II is e i al s. % a. e. iiIis A. s. - ioi5
i92e n NJ 50 20 20 ao ~ y = - . il a. a.
~ Ns'oa O. 70 , ON, .,es Ia, lea' ~ At t. 81 80 o.
l1>2 - - &C., - d. 1929 ~ M s. 5o - d' 80 ~. 10
s25 r. a, s. III d. as n If 49, r. 2ca at I1 ' &
s.94 sG Is oho .es i' s. - - a. 10 ii2'
il3 n, at s. -. q o. lea H. at $50 p kentacky d.
1878 n At 81 q. 90 1873 u at = lo 10 o. lio2 n
az s. % les s. on the 81 400 n at s. 40.
at 81 10 d. 527 ?, at 49, l8 COWS SIS ~ NJ s. 20
McPhersan & o. IS Kentucky steers 1924 n at s. %.
2o 3d. 1880 n at s. %. Virginia 1887 u ~ 81
i1g ioi 4 r. az, 81 80. do 1910 n a, 81 To- cows
igsl n Al s. r. il o.. lio' r at s. - g1' r. az
sie y. at $40 j.. G' H. az 81 30. DO. 10 H. at
n collins II virsna oxen SIS y, 81 81 80. state
do 1900 n. ar 81 bulls ',a y al s. 81 do 80 n
Il 30 a2l n. a, 50 2o . io 100 ~ 81 3 do 40 ~
s iuid & caa bulls 200 T. at s. d. i esp n.
DO. 40 y. $500 COWS 1913 H. az s. =" ls DO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
THE LONDON WOOL Markets

London Sept o. The offerings az the wool auction
sales ~ day NUMBERED Vt7 bales. including god
s,..tn ~ Oueenslani clip. The latter in bet
ter condition than lApS crop and the home trade and
the Continent were bidders for this grade Secured
r,.,ir.- were we'll rep4--rued and sold principally to
Yorkshire ~ hardening rates The Continent operated
r.erilv ana . evidently waiting for the opening q the
A..fr.iitn sales next week River sId readily
tin home frad- Lambs were IN exceptionally strong
.,,srt ami u.ern0@ sold - per Cross
bod. we're 90 steady request NJ prices ranging from
cent Yorksilr. taking the bulk Fine
t,assv r-.r.is we're qulcky disposed n Medium low
cssbfe4 were largely represented ana brought out keen
.fnrefitl,r with 10. home tfal- the beet he
ci.ilv harder rates god selection ~ washed crosse
clips was taken iy the home trade At an ait ince
f., 10 Dor cont Following the sales IN detail. New
SCUM Wales 100 bales secured Is 4iu2s lisd greasy
vitd4is "a Victoria 500 bales. secured. vdg2s 2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21

Ne ioTk.
Mans AND PEAs-The market IS quite strong
I'm m, There IS moderate trading and with rather
w. erD,,s and very strong interior adrices prices are
,strg ~ steadily Marrow have advanced 70 81 20
W ~. et Arm at that. and choice red kidney have h"d
ssies Al 81 Is sufficient at least 70 establish me quota,
-, s,oalun md pa firmly held but not very mu'h
s,rk moving White kidney a niue higher ana there there
- ooreferre yellow eye 30 change IN green
Is iiot, .ss We quote: I}eans. marrow iS'S. choice.
OF mo- B. 70 DO medium choice. 81 4oqtl ~ j. pea
pNItc. s. 40 d. red kidney choice 81 I2'sH>l u, 40
.it,,@ kfJnev choice 81 g5as2 a. yellow eye. chice.
~. ao back soup. choice 81 NsHSl -; DO
L. california 81 1882 ia green Itas 80 bags
q, nto,t az do Scotch. 1893. bags. 81 l2aa$l H.
- VI,TTT,R-rhere quiet trading again u Gay, 'Ht
aa,,,s we're very much lighter. and TINS encouraged
Tecets g. tcfi,nR especially II high class goods the
ry,,,r - which Is quite small The present accunun
~ chiefly 4 good choice creAneTes worm
~ ooI93.. these have quite limited outlet a. present
~ Y,saher this week has nterf're1 with the ral-
Inr. creamery and It Is also rather dull Western
oI,-ca are I'm Eight receipt and nrny held 'spr'lhiy
lheau stock say from i5c do"nward We quot, e"R
,t3, 10 seconds 7Q2oitc g. state. eSiias 22~g2Ic'
DO nrss 21022c d. thirds 10 see.nnS' o., 81 "'
'nJs lg0 20c. state dairy. half htNn inl ln-,l ~
a. esis ion 20c: d. seconds l7plSc d. thirds l"Ai'
Ss'.ern imitation creamery extras IS d. h-ts leq
a. seconds i5c. Western factory, June. tItir.
a. seconds 10 nrsts 80 5isc; do fresh hnest oie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
sorrurRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston sept 2o-c9t'on firm miG;,iiAng &C..
G5lG exports 90 Great Britain 462s 20 the Continent
sl8G. sales l.Oi4 stock 374 ,,, c,. ,
midIiins 80 ID ordinary l-l9 teceipts 2f'''
Mobile Sept 2O-cotton steady; mliiiing. &c. low
nidillng 80. god ordinary 4.c. Receipts Wl ex-
ports c1astWIsc 3ss. sales. 800. stock. 1881
Memphis. Sept 20 cotton firm, middAng &c iow
mllilrF ~. good ordinary. 4-sc Set ice'its ~"
sll.r..rts AZ sales 80 all spnner- - *. ''suV
Augusta. sept Cotton steady. miiiling q > 80,
lov, nidli.ng ZIG Receipts. 1870 shipments 24l~.
sales 2O12. stock. 49, $40 , Of,
midilne ia Receipts o6l7 shipments 7.4s8. sales.
7gc. stock. 80 g2I. 800, 90
>, louis sept 20-Cotton firm mding l l6c
.v. rulI.nr 6lr. good ordinary. - Receipts 661.
rros. 267 shipments 753. sales. ll4o stock. % 3l2
-4t,rrnh 9u-f.ff.u steady, Wiiiting. 1870 low
raidning Gt.c Receipts 3jl4. exports o. France 10.
70 the continent 100 c'"s'"'-' S'4'' SAFES i''-'
stock 81 432
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
NAVAL STORES.

so,s market showed nstler'iiy les nrnness t,ai
,.+ateriav Holders u spirits "'f" r'i'
", easa ruling prices in View u ishl Local $50 Az
consumers appeared equally unwilling y, ;y,th
ih,.'l r , snI Resin and tar were quiet. without
si't,f Il. change Quotations follow. e.o-as.-o
~ 10 ,,oo,I,,a - -. 30 OIL bbls. 81 2'aS4 %
SHIFTS TlK ENIlNf ~. -rainel 81 25a$l pa, F..
e.. J.; :, AZ O. si5.q$ -. H. 81 Go4$l 70, l. 81 'Vg
e. * K 81 A50sl 30. ". s. l5aS2 -, ~ S-"' w.
| sTocK ON HAND
p- Observation-Disclosures. z"N., ~,
spirits tusrentne s,J Ibis
''t''f 'f'
charleston sept ~ Spirits iurpentine market h'in at
AZ. poein arm and unchanged d. sd.
a.. receifs ~ hils sales Pa. exports 2"la X 81.
-. i,tii..s q -. il.s. sales lab exports. / 500:
T. L. g y anil = g. 8 % q e. 20, u 8 20 30 anu
,,,n'i,,,r -,,. eo-Spirlts turpontne steady az 4p
li7c receipts Is casks Rosn nrm az '"g', Gseps.
1,nte 20 bhis Tar AZ 81 30 receipts 10 Dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21

ri,s,,ool sept ~ r. m.-Cotion-spot-Fa de
mand prices 1854 higher American m.i W, ia'p
32. good miGllng 1882. midlins, 1" 10 81! -"
,iIl-in. . rs 32I. good ordinary. -3-l, ordinary
i-i.l The sales the lay were 1000 bales ot Nni-n
200 ,.- we're f.r speculate. and export, ana li"'.'
T. so bales American. Receipts, LOO bales an ;S"'ii-
can Futures opened firm and closed steady AZ me hl-
,1r.. Nrnsri.au r.llnr m O. September 3 oid buy
er. september and October. ,. 80 a3 A3d sellers &C
.lar ana November 9 81 cal buyers. November ana De
,.ui.r 2jiQ3 ~ GA buyers. eruher Al'l JHi'utly
- ga buyers J9nuary AMI trofuar' - - va"
r.iria-v March t,3U3 80 64d sellers. March ana
April 3o-Gil sellers. April and MAY. 33V"il' 81 90
yslu. Ma, an. June 81 sd buyers. June and July,
3 ~ Gia3 80 4d buyers. July and August 81 of8
+, "a. sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21

caro Sept % The demand r, for v sss .c ~j or
49,, .,t.ia were generally loc lower 'Iooi -, ~.
ca,ti. sold AZ 80 7opsG -. comnoner grades - q %
.,,,l,.ru AMI feeders brought &nS1 buns, cows
t.f SeIs5 20 Texas steers. 50 19Si 10 rarses r7
pf r. ,be r,etort, II sales we're made NJ sig v
r~is.el prices Heavy hogs sod At l'sSt 80 neft
Sc ~, - 90 AMI culls S20$i 10 She ani ANUS We,
g. - t..n.n1 and lambs averaging lon ., VIZ.
a2 I'r 60 -oTS4 90 largely 50 750S4 80 Western
a. ,ri -,lr,t.ng and bringing 81 'OaS5 % anu ne
i'-,-ti e. -,0 81 o. Western rangers ttnShg - ~,
e. an ,atfle - 500 hogs, '3W" sn'tp lD''V
cincinnati Sept 2o-Iiags easy, - 'oG>t w. s,oaIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
STEAMBOATS,

BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS,
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE-For Fall River. Boston and
orchestra on each Leave Pier 10 s. r., foot OF Warren
New York sundays only touches at Newport on other
DAYS II the Providence Line eastward steamers stop
PRotIDENCE LINE-For Newport, Proyiis,nG.e, Bos-
ton North end East Steamers Plymouth and Pilgrim.
orchestra on each Pier ~ " r. foot OF Murray
s., week DAYS only AZ 800 = NJ. touching az Newport
r 7 Nfonday mornings excepted. on Monday mornings
Fall Ri.er Line steamers touch At Newport. .
cTONr%GTON IINE-For Stonilgton, Boston and all
nonts East steamers Maine ami New Hampshire Leave
Pier 80 y r. OF Spring ST. week days only at 800
+ NJ. 49,, w..
NORWICH LINE-For New london Norwi'h Worces,
Ioston East. Steamers city 81 LOHell ana
Ctr n Worcester Leave Pier 49, y r., foot Of Spring
ST. week days only n $50 7. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
SIS: city ted SO sOasl7. h0mlny chop. $3.50 bulk;

oil meal. S26GS26 80.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Ther very unn,eresting
sharp rally Prices the opening showed an advance
Of Nc at NewYork and change Chicago ana busl-
during the developed unimpoTRnt features
The worked lac and then sold on
he while York dropped NC from the opening prices
and showed 81 the duest sessions II recent times
The early influences work not Of positive chaI
acter Cables were "a Nd higher from Lverlo2&I &c
higher wheat and bd2Oc lower for -four from Paris
while London reported moro inquiry for on coast wheat
and less offerings II wheat on passage Antwerp cables
quiet and unchanged market. Frost APPEARED IN
South Dakota and Western Nebraska, with tendency 10
South There foreign buying here at the
opening Of As the day advanced the market
recovered sharply from the extreme depression or the
and rallied from 75tc for December 70 t"'sc
closed strong advance Of 4 &c The AFTER
advance due to covering Quotations OF Ctsh
wheat, Z o b anoat basis follows No red, 'o'~c
PROMPT No Northern Duluth f9'sc 10 arrive ne"
81 &c 20 arrive .CORNIn the local market corn
opened quiet hut nrm tho leading strength de'es'a
c. where September corn jumped rom 49,
nights price, 3Ac demand from the shoI'H'
then sold or TO 33c closed at 34Ac But there was
particular excitement in corn at Chicago anu more
O market working within a rang" ~ &c
after the opening at an advance ~ &c pccsne I"
sold IN 10 80 Ice 80 Gc and closed at d0'-c
The general market for was finally steady at ne,
decn. Of &c having followed Chicago pretty closely az
day NJ corn closed 800 elevator @'sc delivered ana
afoat 1890. OATS-While there was no epccu
latlon in oats here little Of IL at Chicago me
general market nrmer At chicago options advanced
i-lGd Ac and closed net rise ~ 'sF'.c our n.H',
ket fcr cnsh supplies fairly active and nfn' WIN
28sc. No white. 29c; 40 white. 2Nci track 1lAe''
o7q2s, track white p aG33c No white clips, 2''2c -
RYE Market easy. No Western. Goo ahoat;. 10
. We.tern $40 srot. state rye 5Qd6Oc. I New YORK
G Buffalo: mating 45N5Oc delivered New J ork
RICK WHEAT GRAIN-Market firm quoted al "'H"'
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. z.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECI MAJ Il. Ies5
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry WhitehaH Ierminap, ana
foot OF Liberty Time shown Is from south Ferry
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
'Daiy. Except sunday tSun1ayH
and 40 night $500. -, ..x
pCfTNcINNSTI ST. LOUIS. '055 a. $3.50 D m-
ROYAL BLUE TRAINs. -
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE Z % 800. N)inep'
eli Is a N. Dner tl255 m GDiner). 81 - 'Diner,'
s256 tRo,al Limited exclusively Pullman Train DneD.
.455 GDaer, .551 D DneD and 'l2io night
NORFOLK. fi265 m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
ofices: lls H. 2dl 49, l2S4 broadway p Union So
Prooklvn: whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. Baggage
checked from hotel n residence 70 destination
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
Trains aTlye AZ AID deparI 'm Irand CenIraI s1Hln
42l street New York. as follows:
2 ~ - = =.
HARLEM DIVISION.

Q T 4. IT LnI BOO ? VI IlIll. y ~ SUNNY, %
Pltfsneld. lays only at 8 20 4 VI
Wagner Palace Cars all tlr uEh trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices at IFS PSI 4l3 and l2G roadway. =
Union So W. go Columbus Ave-. 81 West 10th s.,
l25th 81 and l3sth ST. stations Ne" rk ~ and 725
Fulton and lO4 Broadway. T.. H.. Hr1ukiyn.
Telephone 1880 Cofanlt' fHr New York Central Cab
Service checked from hotel or residence BY
Westc0tt Express Company
GEORGE H. DANIELS General Passenger Agent