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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
GOOD CASES AGAINST THEM.
How Arrests of Counterfeiters Were
Brought About.

Washington, May ia brief dispatch,
announcing the arrests at Wilmington.
was received to-day by Chief Wilkie of
the secret service, the agent reporting
them announcing that there was a good
case against the men.
The arrests grew out of an investiga-
tlon instituted as a result of complaints
received about ten days ago that counter
felt half-deliars were being circulated in
the city of Wilmington. The complaints
were p'aced In charge of the agent at
Charlotte. with directions to look into the
matter. with the result above stated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20

wilmington. N. c.. May 19.-The United
states cruiser Prairie arrived at South
mort this afternoon from Brunswick. Ga
Capt. Mackenzie says he expects to take
the North Carolina Naval Reserves
aboard Monday and sail at daylight Tues
day for a weeks cruise up the coast,
probably touching al Norfolk.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
nnn Gone 10 MiImlneton.

Washington. May 49, The cruiser Prairie
has gone to Wilmington and Southport. "
c., to take the North Carolina militia on
their cruise. Assistant Secretary Allen
who is in direct charge of naval militia
matters, is particularly pleased with the
promising start made by the Prairie in the
extensive programme laid out for the sum-
mer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
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WILL CAUSE NO DISTURBANCES.
''eS'S in the TransvaaI Are MOI
viewed Seriously.

III INC IrRnsVaaI Are Not
Viewed Seriously.
--0luon' May 19.-In the House of Com
nuns to-day the secretary of state for
, Dle 'o'oales, Mr.. Chamberlain, gave the
% lanes and the identity of the men ar
rested at Johannesburg.
rrl AL OF them, excepting Tremlett and
'J5,s 8 IN the British army.
i,fDs tle added that President Kruger had
tba, 'lned the British agent at Pretoria
,l.' may laere was no proof that the nrisoners
were British officers. ana that in ann
ia 6. 'he incident would not be allowed
(cheersJ ''' ieia IONS existing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
WANTS TO FIGHT THE WINNER.
Kid Mccoy VIII Attend the Mig Pu-
giIistic Mill.

Denver Col, May 19.-The winner of the
Fitzsimmons-Jeffrie fight will be chal-
lenged by Kid Mccoy for finish fight to
take place in Denver.
IL shall go to New York to attend the
big fight between F'itzsimmons and Jef
fries" said Mccoy, prepared to deposit
5000 for finish fight with the winner. L.
is my intention to make my challenge at
the ringside."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
STONE WRITES TO GOVERNORS.
To Interest Them in the National
Export Exposition.

Philadelphia, May 19.-Gov. Stone has
sent to the governors of all the other
states of the Union letter requesting
chat they officially recognize the national
export exposition, 10 DO held here next
fall, and asking that they invite the va
rious industries Of their states to take
part In 1t.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
BOUGHT UP by ENGLIsHMEN.
Foreigners Purchase American
Mills for Investment.

MIIIS Tor Investmenf.
Taunton, Mass. May 19.-The offer of
the English capitalists TO- buy up all the
cotton yarn mills Of Bristol county mas
been accepted by a majority Of the stock
holders in all the mills. The present
treasurers and superintendents have been
assured that the mills are to be operated
under their management as heretofore and
that the purchase Is made purely as an in
yestment.
The actual bonus to be paid above the
par value Is 2,455,o00 and the total amount
the present stockholders Will receive is
s., AGO, 900.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
WAITING on EXPERIMENTS.
Halifax and Sable Island Cable May
Not be Laid Yet.

NOT DC LuIu hct.
Halifax, n. S., May 19.-The question of
establishing communication by cable be-
tween Halifax and Sable Island which has
been under consideration by the Canadian
authorities for long time. has led to a
desire that wireless telegraphy be fully
tested before the expense of laying a "a
BILE is undertaken. Il is also proposed to
make experiments with the wireless sys-
tenn between shore points and coast Light
houses, with a view TO determining It's
value in connecting points closer together
than are Sable Island and the Nova Scotia
mainland
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20

Louisville, May 1.-THE National Trav-
eiers' Protective Association has elected
I.ucien V. LaTaste of Alabama president.
w. r. johnson Of Knoxville. vice presi-
dent and l.. T. Labeaum Of st. Louis
secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20

III TAKE SECOND INFANTRY.

Crook to Sail From sa-
Nannnh to CieDfuegos.
- 'lsAlhston, May 19.-The funeral shin
'''A' which has been transformed into
~ su-'F army transport, will sail from
vso. '''A 'o-morrow for Savannah, Ga.
r,ae 1'' sac VIII embark the Second regi-
c,aa. .+, Oi Infantry for transportation to
Fourth I'lsport rgl'spt Dixie, which brought the
Manzann,59 'i%leut % OF immunes home from
rana "'out oVo recruits for Ha-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
Viii Go to CnIifornio

War bos b's on May 1.-the Secretary Of
iery. frcr, o[lered Battery b, Third Artll-
mmgrd,'. 4 ort Monroe, to report TO the
lornia r,,,is ron general. department Of Cali
'' assignment to duty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
Fire mt LoveIand, o.

I.oveland, o., May 19.-Fire here tonight
resulted in the destruction of the Hill
House and J. d. sparry's grocery. The
loss was $4,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-20
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AAlNsT NEWS FROM SAMOA
VS. mat she situation There re.
mains Unchan.ed

Deu.. .9U'er' B. c., May 19.-The latest
lj,,.l' --''" samoa brought by the steamer
prso,, "a &c, indicates that the situation is
rsr' .''-''lly unchanged, and that affairs
raasgr,er.. Statu quo pending definite ar
many ANY,, between Great Britain, Ger
We're stri lIe Cnited States. The natives
ouIareaS sleatly excited. but no further
oA was anticinated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
STOCK on HAND
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New York September r. 1890
TEEVES- Receipts were 10 cars. or i9l heal neiu!Ins
latter were hei for 10 morrows trade. Feeling steady
Dressed beet sod fairly we'll at steady pTeeS or az ~
changed shipments today included $50 cattle and 1000
quarters II beef the George and ZbS9 quarters IN te
take out 10 Liverpool quarters OF oeef or Esstmans
Company and the New York l1o4 quarters 20 southa"p
CALVES Receipts including arrivals late Yesterday
were 100 head - ch o. M n On gr 7 Sor TO brine ysas
and at 80 southern calves cy dressed Neals
Arm at qa42e p NJ fSnty ear sss sSI and b9
saies-M colHs 10 Southern calves s7a n average
J. g. curtis Son: veals ISL ~ at So TO- DO i2o
SHEEP And LAMBS Receipts ia or 7s2
head for market and all at Jersey iy win tse
s1cpoa q 81 heal o@ AMI 'ss n5 mT SHe on e limited
demand and o. held over Poorest 10 ueHt
sh~er sli NJ 50 s5qS4 s7is per n to prime
lambs az $3.50 Dressed mutton steady al 'Ho'2c per
sales Newton & Co: 100 Virginia lamb. 50 u aver,
SO IS virginia she'p - r. at 81 - q. ~ q, 90 TO-
I iaTrng'on M q % g.; n At
! Sanders. 80 state lambs 90 n. at 50 7O i56 DO
G2 H. at s. l24 State sheep u d. at 81 IL DO 10
NsrS5ss'n 30 vrF Z. g. lambs 60 n. at 50 S''
NJ Collins: b; Indiana sheep 1870 70. at 81 s7n.
j. II Hume & Bro: - state lambs 90 u. at SO a5; 10
''s s. I ssf' % 80 Jersey es r. 50 Is
HOGS Receipts were j? cars or 200 head including
efn hogs sold at s. per loo 10 Coun, dressed steady
Of 4H5i4c fr heavy weights "9o'ac Tor medium ana
Sales Judd & Co. 10 Western hogs. IA 10 average.
j. Il Hume = Bro. date yesterday: IS State hogs.
.l tdye Tois o2 ~ AT s. 81 p state logs las n at
81 10. l3 do 100 10. at s. roughs, 2d5 ~ at 81 20
AnS1e~ Maiien Gate yesieria,) &c state hogs 100 70,
S.. = ioughs. 30 n. at 81 stag 25O TO- at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
LEHICH VALLEY.

6eatlons foot OF West sd COrandt and DebUOeses oco"
Il. T. ferrie-)
Coftlandt Desbrosse
Streets Daily except sunday only Other trains
daily Sunday leaves S Sunday leaves SD Su''A'
t'655 :. 90 A.. ~ Local FOR EAsTON. -,,,,
.155 eS. OS 4. For BUFFALO, NlAGAltA FALLS ana
West and principal local points rario and Dining Cara Con
t.Ii.55 1900 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND .EE x-
So in the word Limited 20 sesthg
capscS Due Buffalo s. connecting with through sleepe
70 Us * o0p Y For WILKES BARRE, SCRANTON.
+'333 i0S r. n Coal branches and Intermediate points
<'l.55 5,15P. n Local for MAltU CHUNK
$40 5.!0P.M Local FOR MAUCH ching
I'D n q DIR " Local Exyrcss Tor EASTON
.hj5 III. lS p " For Buffalo and points West Through
Sleeping Cars TO Chicago aid TORONTO. rooo,-o
.,t53 :. 90 pm Expfess for BUFFALO and TORONTO.
None bnf sleeping Car passengers carried -
sfO.p5 d BORN ForIrHACA, ROCHESIEiI, 81 ALo
and Nest Seepng Cars to Chicago.
so PIAINFfELD and BOr Nd BROOK, locals daily except
sunday 10 % l0UA "; 50 & 10 = 10 40 'e25 and $50 "
Tickets and Pulmsn accommodations at l3 M ~ 80 -. ana
i9 roatray y mon SQUARE 2!5 Columbus Ave- y :
SCI Fnton 81 Court 6 s Bdwy and Annex station. BROOKLYN
Y Transfer call for and check baggage from hotel or
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Sept. II. 1890.

NewYcr, September ". 1890.
c0FrFF-NfNc the business Brazilian coffee futures
at large there something than the usual
re-.s: developed sellers were scarce IN the face
- ~it1rs tlat many thought tearish as 70 the
..s-s,t cables hv means satisa Glory. the
v,r market scarcely maintained itself while the Ham
i-r market partially d pfennig lower. ana receipts
RI and santos continued very heavy. There was H.
for the f1lorahy steady ruling of
- market. tile explanation rather found In the
-tr that during the late protracted period OF specn-
,,s arahy considerable short interest had, ncNerthe
- ID .ul.llaf,l. AND the market falling 20 de
,-e5 IS Che SD sellers had planned. seadied upon
..sf Tfera sales cf $50 bags the call. 1920
81. 10 o. ana Tor tie entire session 1890 bags
Win tie market finally quiet net unchanged 10 points
higher. - ,. - ~, 49,,
-,si AZ a..4t unchanged prices. No Rio invoice lots
10 and oilrs parcels &C. Cleared from RIO september
!, steamer Viella with 2j.Vp bags.
"a as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
Aaents iuanteo.

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Heavy ivoryh paper; handsome
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
or1IEn MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati Sept l2-Hogs active 50 35dS4 20 Cattle
steady - 75aS5 - sheep steady s2g$' Lambs active,
Elst buffalo sept r. Receipts If sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during he twenty four hours
ended ~ noon today Cattle cars. sheep and
lambs II cars. hogs. 10 shipments Cattle, cars;
hogs. g cars Cac-There were loads on sale, with a
fair demand ut FUN yesterday prices Calves were IN
light supply god demand and steady Choice 10 extra
were quoiahle s. 5n4Ss good choice <nS 90 Sheep
and larhs,rrade was rather and lower with about
loads N SOLE basis 4 choice lamb prices was Se
Sheep nrm and quotabe t. 81 - for top grades
There decks ~ under grade lambs leN over
H. gs-The offerings about 10 loads Tn marker
ruled slow AZ Yesterday closing figures tho basis being
SOdSi Heavy quotable - ~; mixed. - NMt
80 Workers s. So pigs 81 UDaSf O grass"rs ~ 900
81 10 r,uchs So G5Qs3 90 stays. Sass 90 The close
Voc .Dnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept u Closing Wheat-spot steady. No
California 8sdds ri; No . red Western winter Is %
10 Northern spuns. Is a. corn spot steady. Amer
car mixed new oil IS nd futures steady. Septem-
Der r. AID October. IS 5l November. Is 5.d Flour
49, 81 Louis fancy winter firm, II ID Peas-,anadian.
- II isl Beef firm. India Cos. prime
Us pork nrm prime Western. Sos Lard steady
rrne Western 2Ts Cd American refined In pals.
- ~ Hams cut "a TO ID n steady as "a on
steady. Cumberland p t. 80 H. 3is "a short RI.
l. 20 - n 32a long clear midi,es light ~ 20 ~ N.
82- long middes heavy 80 20 40 n 3ls short clear
hacks IL u H. Dos clear bellies - e. 10 10. dull
"a ~ Cheese iui. American finest white. 63r Ameri
can finest coorcd rs 81 Taow firm, prime city "a Oh
Australian London. rs ca tottOn-eei oil hun y
fined October nrm lbs TNrpentine Spirits steady Sts
81 Rosin- common firm. A. Petroleum henned, one
I.nseea OIL 22s %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

construed fairly huish. important factors
9h which this hesitation based were large North
western receipts amounting 10 1s02 against J. 40
ass year ago. ana disappointing export demand only
about II loads could be verified the seaboard UP TO
thuise' althoutn tnere Were vague Iuil.S
nat 80 oads had been taken altogether Western markets
furnished the chief impetus for whatever advance &C
;ured IN local circles At both 81 Louis and Chicago
'pired presumably by the Government report which the
professional trade and European markets had rather neg
ecteG Liverpool opened only partial Nd higher closing
unchanged to 10 points lower wheat and 10 points OF
20 points higher on -four Worlds stocks. according to
millions. but actually gained 4935c0 bush which
the first setback the market received after It's forenoon
,'l'NN puilS hNdut an 'i'N't III inc thls W.
reean the previous high point but on the bulge found -
much wheat for sale that general unloading movement
resulted. attended hy the break already mentioned Dur
Ing the day 1900 bush delivered September
contracts Sesboard cearances were disnppointingly
small Weather In all parts Of the West and Northwest
proved favorable for the crops Quotations Of cash wheat
Old No Northern Duluth. 9%c spot. old No Northern
Duluth 1850 10 arrive new 40 Northern Duluth. $50
No Mort iern New York. I7hc No hard Duluth $50
TO arrive. No red elevator 73c. .... .CORN-Within
narrow range 81 prices the corn market displayed fair
amount OF strength throughout the day until the last hour
sympathy Win wheat september closing Sc net lower
December relatively steady and closed &c net higher
Very little fault could 10 found with the weather
which showed clear cool conditions in all parts Of TIE
belt although In Of outside operators his ala
report Liverpool closed iNG1d higher. and exporters
continued their active demand for corn by taking 20 loads
delivered and 3es.c aAoat OATsCa product
considerably nrner with seles Of 10000 bush for
port. In speculative way the market was dull ana
featureless ar usual No 2 oats closed al 2GRc No
2Gc: No white 2sd2S nc No white 27tc; track
mixed 2e's027,.s; track white. 2Gl4g2ac; No White
anoat. Western. SIC spot; State 501Goc c 1
New York, CARROTS Exporters bought 5000 hush
BUCKWHEAT GRAIN-Market quiet quoted at 55g6oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept l2-Cotton firm; middling. O. iec:
low nililirg 5Ar. good ordinary i%c receots 10 SO
bales expor 10 Tho Continent 2%O coaswise. 2 sales
LEO fpnners 20 STOCK. i~'osi
Baltimore sept. u Cotton Holiday; stock ass
bales
savannah Sent ~ Cotton easy: middiing. ll-l6c
low mi5iinR 100 receipts 1904 bales exports coast
wise !. 1913 sales S45. stock. 3S.32n
orleans. Sept II Cotton quiet; niddling i5-oc
low nidling lGc good ordinary 4sc. receipts
gross lO224. exports coastWse. AZ sales
3oo'. stock. 1898
Memphis sept u cotton steady miliiTg 57sc low
mii'lirg 5sc COOL ordinary sc receipts l"Vl oales
shipments. ga sales. 500 stock. oS.3i4
ST Louis Sept l2-Cotton steady mddng &c. low
ulIiing 6c good ordinary. n l6o, net rec @iptS
2.D bales gross. POS shipments. 1900 stock 30"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
r1vrppooL COTTON MARKET.

r1verrooi Seq, 70 4 o. -Cption-Spot-Fair de
nani. prices i-32d lower American mid Ing far
32i god middling Is 32i. mlidling. 3 IL J2l u"
middliag. 3 II -3.f good ordinary. . va urinary
3 32l The sales u the day were 1000 bales 81
which 500 were fr speculation and export ana Included
q co. American. Receipts 1000 bales including -"
the lie lin. American mlitling. m e.. September
- 90 buyers September and pctof - 90 nn}e!'
october and November GtaS - GA sellers, No'-m-
ier AMI December % cal buyers December and Jan
uary z % Ga luyrrs January and February y ga
is,ers Fetruary and March. - G4r3 - 81 buyers
March and APRIL - GA tnles April ana May - otd
and July. 20 J4d sellers, july and August . :" o4a
5 s.llers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-lork. Of Chamoer s-st.
follows and earlier from West I'D St:
D:OO 4. M-Nestibuled Express daily FOR Imagination.
Wavery. Elmlra. Buffalo Bradford: Jamestown Arri"s
Buffalo =. " Parlor to Buralo
Di15 A. M.-Daily. except sundays. 70 Bnshainton.
Owcgo Waverly Elmlra and Delaware Valley points
Daily 10 Port Jeryis and Monticello. Pullman lariof
2:OO y. M.-verbuled limted-Fast mail daily. SOLD
train for Chicago Arrives Ceviauf 40 NJ Chcago.
p NJ. sleepers 20 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
1870 Il. M.-Bunalo and C1eveant vestbusd Express
daily Arrives Buralo 05 A. NJ. Bradford 20 A. NJ.
jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 a NJ, Cleye-
Iald 2o P. NJ sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland Care
Library Car
0iI5 p M-Daiiy solid train for Bnghamton. wsveriy,
Elmira and Chicago seepers 10 Buffalo. Chicago ana
Cincinnati. Dining Car 49,, .,, ,,., 49,
l. CoMMoDATIoNS az III ll3. pol 4oi ard e37 Broad
way 27 Bowery, 1856 Eas i25th-s. and 2i3 West 18th
st. Chambers and West 22d-st ferries New-York. 3SS
and SEQ fulton St 9s Broadway Broohyn i22 Rver-st.
Hohoken and Jersey City Station. NewYork Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO x. r.

SCHEDULE n LttECI MAn Il, Ieys
FOR the WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehau Terminall ana
foot Of Liberty Time shown is from South Ferry
Leave Liberty stree; minutes later.
'Daiy. Except sunday tsunoayA
and 'i2 10 night - -, ..s
y cINcINNA RI ST. LOUIS 1855 a. m. 'oos .. m.
ROYAL blue TRAINS. ,.
I'll Is a m DINER ~ g D. m DINER. Il % Dinsr).
'355 cRoyal Limited excustyely Pullman Train Diner
.465 (Diaer). 1856 o. DINER and 'l2lo night
NORFOLK 1925 p m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Oices: l13 IT, 26l 4St 1884 Broadway. % Union So
w I27 Bowery, Y; $3.50 Fulton St, $50 Graham ave.
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal and Liberty St. Baggage
checked from hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

market FOR tobacco and firm undertone with reserved
offerings Sales seedleaf about l2O cases. noi
ing following: 300 crop is9s New England a
vana seed at p da5c 1895 England aeeea
100000: - cases Wisconsin Havana crop is'o NJ
12i5c: 800 same crop 1897 SifuN9c 2O cases
Orondaca crop. 1905 at Hale. 100 fats. crop
1898 ia 2izc. loo 1895 Zimmers at llulic 30
cases 1897 Dutch at l3Ac 4 Havana tobacco were
s0da2 in bond and sales Of Sumaira were
hnles q sIcfiSl 90 In hond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

''o"'"'0"'' HARLEM DIVISION.
e.i2 A. NJ and 355 p. NJ Daily, sxcrpt, sunday !"
Pittsned: sundays only at 20 A. "a
Wagner Palace Cars on all through rams
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light - q.
ricks. Offices az rs 7s Al? and i2lc n,O15%sys
Union So W, 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West lzotn 81:
iesth st and issh ST stations New York; 1888 and 12s
FULTON 81 and iO4 broadway f. D. Brooklyn.
Tel.phone ''2790 Thrty-eighth Street FOR New forH
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from ho'e' "
residence hv Westcott Express Company.
GEORGC DANIEI.S General Passenger Agen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
WEST SHORE.R.R.

Trains leave Franklin St station y Y. ae follows
and m from foot q W 42f st:
b. fIiI5 ~. 42i -. II 80 A. NJ, CatsklN sara
toga and Mohawk Express ....> - ,>.-,.
.1.,S5 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit.
Chicago and Louis. Dining car
{. fa;iJ T. NJ Hudson Kis"r Express
t5;t5 + NJ FOR Albany and Montreal
mar p NJ w i2d 015 T. NJ Chicago and 81.
.s.oo = N Ruralo and Niagara Falls Express
.v,I5 l. NJ chicago and -. Louis Express
Is C Leaves Brooklyn Agnex; b. no a N c. 800
T. NJ Jersey City I. X. R station. b. tll20 A. NJ.
{ ~ 70 J. NJ 'psily fENcept sunday.
Time table AT principal hotels and Offices. Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Westco,ts Express
. y LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
Railroads..
pen NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third Street and NV
br0sses and Cortllndt Streets.
&9Tbe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CortIandt Streets five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third srees
Station, except where otherwise noted
TOO VI FAST MAIL to two Buhf p,,, rfr1r
Cars New York to Pittsburg, Sleeping Car f"'
SIS: A. ~ FAST LINETr,!s.urE %Sd Ir GSyelippS
compar,ment Sleeping Dining. smoking and observe
tion Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Ciho''"'
LII, =. Il. eHicAG0 AND sT louis ExPREss.-ror
Louisville VIA cincnnatD. Indianapolis. Oh'eas'' ."
Obs p. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago f"s
7.55 r. VI sorTHw EsrERv ExPREss-For PHI PM.
burg. Cleveland. Nashville via CincinnAtD' b'D''
7.55 p. VI. PAciFIc ExPREss-For PittsburSy . asa
R@ate Connects nr sT91 fox csa a except SATURDAY
r. Gesbrosses and corandt ssTse' sSe",og Car
NV YoiS D to Hio5ns East liberty y and
points w AS, fey S'' And Sf''; THE %
20, SO g. 1910 Desbrosces street ,n TO- carr M
us 20 20" Gsas sas sre IS's TO- Sire,
bans esr. g. 2, Cf%S Sss ea .55 pSns
. m. l20 night sunday q 70 V'2 d., 1i''' ali
Paror and Dining CNrs) 42s dining Carr. 45o Dining
s6rThE : 1l2 ofs ass .2s 49,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN KALAMAZOO Memphis
a. ana New orleans; ~ ?. m daily .. m and SIS
cIgsAFE{KE ONO RLwAysSSa m asay m.
week days and - p. daily. ,-..o....
AF rres 10 GITY Gaans Street M Tous
vestbued Train Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger C"a'"'
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY-i2 - p. m. week DAYS .,,. ,,-,-,
FG ws RSn4 on SeT 9 s s9s En
20. s25 10. 30 $50 ?. m sunday % a. ~
As .. m. frOm Desbrosses street,. 800 a. m i-.'
2 30 $40 40 SO 100 2. m sundays. 30 a. "a
5l5 D M from Cortlandt street.. 900 a. n ~
$50. 33s 423. J.l5 700 p. m. sundays "'' d. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA: "a
$40 Ooesbrosses and corilandt streets 900. 10 100
s2j SIS 9.25 S.55 Penna. Lmitedl. 100 90 -
Street 1910 Corandt street ioi1 Dlnng Ss, street,
40 Cscanlt street 2i5 ass IS g = :, sD'psrs
p ~. i2io night sundays e.io, S25. $50 Q p. az
DINING }ar - 255 S55 y dining Car 455 q)inns
Carr 655 dining Car. 80 $50 n. y 10 nish, 90,
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gi ga. llaG 1894 III, ana zoi
Broadway: Aston House West Twenty thiri Str'sst
Station stations Il Desbrosses and tortihnnt
streets street Fulton street. 90 Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn S,au n;
Jersey C!ty The New York Transfer Company VIII eau
and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 'ali Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. j. r WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent