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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-27

Saturday. lie was authorized 20 com
municate with the treasury department
laying before It. with the Enforcement
% the chamber the reasons Tor desiring
an immediate Increase In the Port Town
send force.
Mr. Prosch stated that he had been
Informed by the parties who recently
decided TO establish a voodsnware fac
tory Ia Tacoma that their choice % that
city had been because better freight
rates 60 North Yakima ana other In
terror points we're offered from Tacoma.
The secretary suggested that this al.
legged Discrimination On the part 81 the
Northern rhcinC D. investigated ana he
was appointed COMMITTEES u one 20 40
the investigating
A communication vas read announcing
the formation % a Hoard % Trade al
Charleston. near the Puget sound naval
station and suggesting lts willingness 81
cooperate with the chamber fn any
measures Tor IN. s1Ot - thai insitfuti1n
The recently established paelnr coast
business news page tn the New York
Commercial IN which conspicuous place
n given Co Seattle ani the favnrah'a
business reports complied b. fhr cham.
Dor. was briefly dlacussnd aY0u re~afrt -
a communication from the Commercial
solciting rrcoEuition 20 ia enterprise
from the business community Tire mas.
ter was referred to The ADVERTISING com.
mtftcs fnr report
Capt Frank = ADAMS ant } n fans
we're elected members q the chamber
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Important Work of New Chamber
of Commerce Committee
SEVEN MORE ROADS WANTED.
Donald FIetcher's Plan to Bring
Them VIII He Investfgated-Work
mt Port Townsend Customs House
Is Behind and Chamber Asks
an Increase in the Clerical Force
-Routine of the Meeting.

The plan for the organization of q local
stock company to construct trunk rail-
road in this city and to build, II neces-
sary, a railroad to and through the Cas-
cades. the scheme for securing TO Seattle
the termini of the seven transcontinental
railroads now looking westward. which
was outlined in a paper read by Donald
Fletcher at the meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce last week, is to be thor
oughly investigated by the chamber. A
committee is TO be appointed by the pres
ident. which will have as a general OBJ
Ject the securing of any or all the ter
mini and as particular purpose the in
vestigation of the feasibility and value
of Mr.. Fletcher's plan.
A resolution creating committee on
railroad extensions was introduced at the
meeting of the chamber last week but, in
order 20 allow time for consideration of
this important move, action was post
poned for a week. This resolution came
up at the meeting yesterday afternoon,
and after a brief discussion entirely IA
vorabie to both the proposed committee
as a permanent institution and Mr.
Fletcher's plan. was adopted In the fol-
lowing form:
Resolved. That a permanent commit
tee. to be known as the railroad commit
tee. consisting of five members 10 be
appointed by the chair. be established
for the purpose OF encouraging railroads
10 come to Seattle and to otherwise pro-
mote the railway interests of the city Of
Seattle"
Secretary Prosch who had been dele
gated to investigate the apparent dis
elimination against Seattle in the Gus
toms reports, stated that the lowness of
the totals announced by the Port Town
send officials was apparently due to n
lack OF sufficient help ut that point, n
condition which has caused the work to
gradually accumulate until the office is
now three weeks behind: goods received
on the fdzumi Maru, August 81, were. he
had been Informed. stIll on hand last
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CON GRESHAM JONES
TO SPEAK AT BALLARD,
Republicans Will Hold n Mig Rally
I'm the City of MfIIs-Qunrtette
and Candidates to Attend.

Saturday night will be a red-ietter oc-
casion for the voters OF Ballard. Con-
gresham Wesley l.. Jones will address
the people OF the thriving city OF single
mills. and will be accompanied by the
Philippine quartette and a number OF
local candidates.
Mr.. Jones viii present 10 the Ballard
people many interesting facts relating
to the Republican tariff on lumber pro-
ducts and the direct benefit derived by
the workingmen. Elaborate arrangements
have been made for the meeting, which
promises to be the biggest on record In
Ballard. Congressman Jones and those
who are 20 accompany him will leave Sc
attic by special car Saturday evening at
o'clock.
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GOV. ROGERS TRUE ATTITUDE
TOWARD UNION LABOR IN THE
PRINTING AND BINDING TRkHES.


UT When
bookbinderies
publishing
n
Il am Of the opinion that the state at comparatively small outlay
OF a
the
a
% " IN.
children
counties school districts supplied
superintendent, the released from
a
and make criminals eievans
of das IL
OF
SaSaSnSaSesnS@>-Hs
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erenee 80 the presentation ~ ghe sword.
III VAS ore 20 the hAFVtss' moments 81
nav 4fe ana veriaed the grand faith l
AlVays had in thp tdel.fy az wy uaHr. Who
hkf proven themselves true ans brave ora
10 d~iA ~ Oa'tlH ans aashHkcu fe thstr
trtsst in their ola con,ai amber. wha vas
always Nilh them ln srlrlt and In .er-
sur
.'Nane know better than that al the
tr.fe glory nsHat caEmg tu the commander
fr,arn sthe man behira the gun. AMI / aC-
certea she sword feeling thAt 7 was Well
repaid fcr any hardship or suffering I
had endured.
'~rsn the men OF the First washing
tor that win aigayr h- responsive
10 their cal and VIII always DC q friend
70 them
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LETTER FROM MAI. WHOLLEY
the Ftrst Washington Regiment.
Hts Former Command.

A letter has been received from MAJ.
John II whoiley. formerly colonel OF
the First Washington regiment, who Is
now stationed At GuaEua. Philippine isl-
ands hy August Toeilner. an eS-voiuntecr.
Mai Wholiey refers I'm warm terms 90
the members OF his old command Tho
letter Is dated August z
some time ago Mr. Toeilncr sent Mai
Wholley snapshot photograph % the
prpHentation ~ the sword 90 the latter
By the Washington boys IN san Francisco,
shortly after their return from the Phil
ippines. After thanking Mr.. Tocliner FOR
the gift Mai Wholley continues, Ia ref
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY
MffTlNGS THIS WtfK.

rTOLLOwING is a schedule OF
Republican meetings In this
county during the remainder
of this week:
At Falls CITY tonight the follow
Ing speakers will be heard: George
F. Morris, Judge McNeny; w. II.
White, candidate for prosecuting
attorney: George B. Lamping, cam
didate for auditor; ]. w. Neon
naughey, candidate for treasurer;
DR.. C. f. Hoye, nominee for coro-
ner; Sheriff Van De Vanter. candf-
date for reelection, and State SEN
ator John Wooding.
At Snoqualmie Friday night the
speakers named in the foregoing
will be heard and Saturday night
they will speak at Preston.
At Kirkland Friday night big
Republican rally will be held un-
der the auspices of the local or
ganization. The speakers will be
w. E. Humphrey and Judge Milo
A. Root
Renton will hold a Republican
meeting Saturday night. The speak
ers will be John p. Hartman and
Harry F. Atwood Both are we'll
known In this county.
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When thing are the best thsy become the best
selling Abraham Hsre. a leading druggisf q Belle
vile. o., urits: Electric Bitfer are the best
telling bitten have handed IN twenty year log
now yhyf Most diseases begin IN eisnrders o.
stomach. liver hdneTs. bowels. blood and nerves
Electric Bittsrs tones no the stomach regulates liver
noneys and boveh. purife- the blood. strengthens
the perve-. hence muififudes q maiadies. IL
builds up the entire system Puts new life and sisor
INTO any ueet, scEy. rundown man or wonan-
Prce Sc. Sold b.
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REGISTRATION BOOKS
SOON TO Bt Q0SfD.

nNrT seventeen days remain for
I'D the persons desiring 90 vote
AZ the coming elections 'o see
that they arr properly rcststsrsd az
the city clerks otace The books
NIL close a. midnight Tuesday.
October "a and aN transfers or new
rcgistrations must he entered be-
tore that time
city Clerk Paul yesterday S.
sued an afhcial announcement ~
the CLOSING % the registration books
from milnlsht Tuesday. ovtobcr, Is
10 3 a. m "Wednesday November :.
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The report ~ tfe annual msefirE = ~
Northern rariar Errtfciai AHsa-faff.r
which b. ruw being received nr 90 pa
clnc coast members. shrea fnr order o.
b. Ca q most fnarisrlrE -arIfft-r ana
with far largest rrrH'Ute Ir .rH E.sf rr
iu an irfr ,.rfi1r tfir shenIrr H rr-
trlhGtfl fn fhr general Prosperity rf rra
country ard TIE irrrcasef UrrffeF 20
employees In the service q fhe rcal
DR. FLEIsCHEFl diseases q asa sas
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Success for Pani Mas
son.

ne gloomy Says are sure % come 20
,r - 49,. remain in Seattle during the
.--.'ra raIry season. A pint % Paul
49, rhamFaErn opened AZ The close q
~. s.nnar mnkra one forget fhe damp
-. rffhaaf ara gives that satisfied feel
Hn rnr lnuss faf.
..a rara.raH 30 tcn. fhafs ghare the
.r ~.a fu Telephone Ssrtori.
rar elH ii. james street Hen
IA 80 =. aHeaf rHamrasle and other
1905 ans aeFerasca for your table. 80
.-,.-.,-,.r 49, M.r-in- s..,,,...
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issuatkFsfios Naeaf Werkna 90
urisa toa o. NsshinEfas shastts.

T-"|7IT T"T - Ut "1TInIH-
WaHrHrF H.Htr nH Hrfar
large rlrfr n frrarraars era 80 vi
assIsf ID rnH E.waH o. fta mars
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In ~ ffa rHHrr nrH n tarnHr rur-far III
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\ snass meeting et members % the va
riuai= trades unions q Seattle will be
hrt1 ~ o'cl0ck ants evening. IN Ger
marta Hati The uaet jing IS gor the pur-
posc % ec-uvtug unltc1 RctsCu 81 uoion
mon o. tte coming election.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-27
WHEAT YIELD IS INCREASED
Washington Crop This Year Esti-
mated at 10000, 900 Bushels.
QUALITY IS cLAsseD PERFECT.

In Big Bend Country the Yield and
Grade Are Exceptional-The Pa
louise. While Better Than . Year
Ago, shows n Less Increase-High
Freight Rates Keep the Farmers
Price TO About ~ IL Was In 1890.
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SArrHlRE yturs september Birth
stone. WIN. n. EiGck Jc~c.er. SIC Sec
Oud avenue
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FOR more than Afty years the ia
nous Jesse Moore whisksy has been the
laaAAASxS BRAID " the SweEi4.
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enough OF them to come within 300 votes
of the lowest man on the Republican
ticket.
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STEWART A HOLMES DRUG co.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you n you used DR.. Kings
Ne~ Life Pills. Thousands CT sufferers have proved
their matches merit for Sick and Nervous Head
health. Only Sc. Money bach Il not cured Sid
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
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Steamship waiiA wAlia viii sail for
san Francisco Friday. sept =. -
! - -
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CONSULT FIarancs MArvla. ssAttls's
81. lsiss.L hstsl victoria
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations OF West d Cortandt and Desbrosses Streets
fPenna X. z. Ferries.)
23d Street other figures Cortandt Desbrosses
Streets Daily except Sunday Sunday leaves - p M Other
! sunday leaves 6.l5P.M Sunday i ayes 5i5P Pm
t+6,55 700 A N. Local for EASTON.
sz.55, eS. o AN For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
principal local points Parlor and Dining Cars Con-
for Coal Branches. =, --- -.
train in the world Limited soaring
capacity connecting with through seepers
Detroit Chicago Dining Car service ia carte
s12.55, Loo P. M For WlLkES-BARRE, SCRANTON
fA3,55 4l0P Coal Branches and intermediate points
V'5.10, y5.2OPM Local for MAUCH CHUNK ,,c
%5.55 S61OPN Chicago Nesubule Limited FOR MAJ
FALLS points West Through Sleeping Cars to Chicago
a:z:S5 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
$50 900 Pm. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
SO PLANFIELD aud .oUND BROOK locals, daily except
Il 10 -6lO, SO '9f5 and $50 P NJ
Tickets and Pullman ls 2 go s5 "a and
broadway, Union square West 25 Columbus Ave y
$50 Fulton St Court 8 Bdwy and Annex station lroOkyni
7 Transfer Co viii check baggage from hotel or
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South (WhtehaI TerminaD. and
foot OF Liberty street.
DAILY Except Sunday. sSundaya
CHICAGO, '4.30 Oiberty street only. '1.3o
D. m. and *12 10 night
PTTTsBURG, :4so a m Liberty street cnIyl. '5.5s
p m, "12. 10 night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. M. '56s D. m
s12.l0 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, $500. 'l0o0 Dner).
'll.SO a. Dlner). f100 p (Dner) +1.80 (Dinsr).
-3 90 Royai Limited exclusively Pullman Train. Diner
and Catel '455 CDineTl '555 (Dinerl. and 'l2 40
night. NORFOLK, t1.Q0 o.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Hght.
Offices: l13 172. 261 494 1884 Broadway 2S Union Go
W: iT Bowery y. Y 3Ss Fulton St. Brooklyn; White
hail Terminal Liberty St Baggage checked fron.
hotel residence Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County OF New Ynrk


SUPREME COURT, County OF New York
Charles Lsnier Trustee for Mary I. Scheuck
"a .nr against Bernhard Rosenstock De-
leraalts pursuance Of Judgment
sac 9uly made and entered the
hearing date the oath day Of November 1899 1 the
nnaersigned, the Referee in said judgment named will
SEE at ruhlc auction at the New York Real
r. m ~. III broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan
tty or New York. the sh day Of January, 1900
dock noon. on that day, by McVicker and Company,
Aconeers the premises directed by said
sold: and therein described follows
building thereon erected being In the
CITY Of NewYoTk aforesaid. and which bounded and
described follows. that say: Beginning at the
ccrer formed the intersection southerly side
f roone Street with the westerly side Street
and running thence westerly along souteriy OF
Broone Street twenty-five threeq,Iar
ters OF an inch; thence southerly parallel
Street and the distance through party wall
hundred feet thence eastery parallel
street twenty-five feet three inches and
an inch 70 the westerly side Of Goerc Street and thence
hundred feet to the point place Of beginning, said
premises being known by the Street Number 35
Brooue Street ana also known Nos. 13. 10
Goerck Street
Dated New York. December 1s 1899
THOMAS F. DONNELLIY Referee.
MILLER, PECKHAM G DIXON. Attorneys for Plaintiff
50 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, New-Yori1 City
The following a diagram Of described
premises known by the Street 35 Street
and also known by the Street Numbers 13 II
Goe-ck Street.
Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
ERIE RAILROAD.

through trains NeW-1ork loot Chamber.-..
follows, earlier from West 23d-st
600 A. M.-Vestbued Express daily for Binehamton
NRvery, Elmra, Buffalo, Bradford Arrive Buffalo !
p. NJ. Parlor Buffalo.
2.OO Il. M.-Vestbued nmited-Fast mail daily SoItd
Chicago. Cleveland TAO a NJ CHICAGO
p. NJ. sleepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
7I8O T.. M-Bunaio and Cleveland vestibuIed Express
daily Arrives al Bufrso TOO A. M Bradford 20 a. M
Jamestown 700 A. M youngstown 1921 A. M Cisvs-
land 1880 p NJ Eeepers GO Buffalo Cleveland Cara
Library Car.
BiI6 n. M-Daiy solid train for BInEhamton waveriy,
Elmira ana sleeperS TO Buffalo, Chicago and
Cincinnati, Dining Car.
i COMBINATIONS Ill. ll3 28l 40I and p5T Broad
Bowery, 12oth-st, 2T3 West
at. Chambers and West 23d-s ferries Nev-York; Sss
and sac FuIton-st os BToadw way BROOKLYN, 23 Ryer
Hsboken and Jersey City stsuoa. New-York TEanafas
Co calls sp sAA sAaeA4 esSgsss nsr hesss AEa Fss-
AenseA
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08

6ae above described property is TO be sold is
10 eIneer 1899 together with costs and allowances
1899 together with the the sale The
mate amount OF taxes water rents assessments,
other liens, which be the purchaser
g The purchase money. paid by the Referee IS
g s72 So and interest
Dated; New York December 18th. 1892
THOMAS Y. DONNELLY. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
RAILROADS.
DENNSYLVANIA


u& 6&AA!E{oA
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third Street and Des-
brosses and Cortandt Streets.
fgThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets is five minutes later than
station, except where otherwise noted.
Cars a NeM M o EAST f. TO Two Hgss PaTSs %
255icss0 s NJ No SSs Ssaehes Hs tS Pts6gFg ,..n,
300 4. NJ. PENNsTLVANiA LMifTsD3PGman shc Com
FT hcasd Pn s@9n osS a enanna
15 5t99i1PPspVs P % Iqsys @ s LOUIS ~
sor louisville (ya CincnnatD. Indianapolis. Chicago
'.SS SS,.5: p Vi: WESTERN ExpREss-For Chicago. For
7S5 p. NJ. soUTaWEsTERN ExPREss.-FOr Pitts
Trg;AA Turg; AKRON. Cleveland. Nashville Wa cinennatD'
lnfrl91sRsi5: rHGFEs s. Hsss rl,tseuE
s 12 9isd ss ssssPt sPsss ,
ourg and points West daily Sunday No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'.1S S25 500 Desbrosses and Cortland,
ai9Y aT2Y M SRining car}. 1885 Dining CsT m, 1855.
ana ali Psfor st5ss'f snS bnaS Gsis Sa
ahasy ss S s5 RinHF i5sS CAB DINING S5s ear E mo mo-
Cars Dining caP5 % 455 Dining sn6 acS car D92 rs
SqTI5bHERM nIrbf dB RAIEWAY-Ezrress s2S p m 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAx-For Memph,.
A9EANTfc 5s co&sf LfNEEx6atss n 6asly sSs and
ca5EsAPEAKh 56x. Pc p OHIO RAILwAy.-7O5 a. M week
F0R 4tR PoIMf sD% GoMFoRr and NoRFoLK-75s m
Raor or cgf Essay Passsnrs7 TssSSSs 1Ssb
ana combined Coach. 0O-N~'
GAPE MAY.-1255 D. m. week-days
FOR points on New York feo--
95t & &ITeatyIthird Street statIonl s.65 m. IL 40
20. ana 800 p M Sundays, 9.25 m 436 ., m
~ On 1e and cortland streets 900 a n
4%OV' "9V' ana olO p m Sundays. o. AZ D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go !Des6rosses and Cortland Streets. e2O 725 755
ox9 S0S s26 G51 Penna IAmited). 1910 (DesbrosseS
ana CoIandt Streets, 1920 Dining Carr 1885 Dining
& Sar IL 30 5o a. NJ J%55 2 10 Desbrosses Corsndt
i9 Io Gg6 6ap sJS5aI SSS Din.nS Cs9 9S s5s 2
aias Gi1, a r. 45S g. ains 5SS P2iPs Ca
Tfotst SSS Gaining of1D @ Car 755 s55 g ~
MaJy pJ Assor aouse West Twenty Street Station
ort d9ot ss6 PesoIosses and Sortandt Streets
Pennsylyania Annex Station. Brooklyn Station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company will CALI for
and check baggage from residences through
TO destination e
Telephone eli Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service. 0''
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
GeneraI Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
BoOKs.
GREAT BOOK SLAUGHTER

GREA BOOK SLAWGH7 IER
for everybody. rich and poor. old and
young, at Coverings New York Book Ex-
makers; books Of every description at
lower prices than ever before offered In the
city; immense stock OF standard and mis-
ceHaneous books, finely bound sets, illus
trated gift books at prices never before
approached; encyclopedias (Apple4on's.
Chamoerss, Britannica, People's) al your
own price; secondhand school books. re
view books and books OF all kinds bought
sold and exchanged: highest cash prices
paid; calls at residences free LOVER
INGS NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE,
lel broadway. between sth and 9th sts.;
open evenings.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.


e12 A. NJ and 3.55 P. NJ 41ayTs except Sunday, o
Pttsheld Sundays only at 20 A. NJ
Trains iuminated with Pintsen Light
Union So, w. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125th ST.,
l25th ST. and 18Th St Stations New York. S3S and T26
Fulton and 104 Broadway, z. y Brooklyn.
Telephone 1880 Cortandt' for New-Ycrk Central
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50o secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
son-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
BUSINESS CARDS.

4 MMM BUSINESS CARDS. in two
U 9 W(UU cUlors. S1.OO. Press work cheap.
LITHo.-PRINT PRESS CO., Liberty
Bldg. 12S Liberty-st
ADV RTISBMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1,242 Broadway, I'd door north
OF Slst-st., until O'Clock .. m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
ofhces at regular Office rates until clock
y. m. viz. 254 Sth-ave.. s. 9. COZ. 23d-st..
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
ONCE. No. l.242 Broadway. I'd door north
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until o clock
r m. viz. 954 Sth-ave.. s e. cor. e3d-st.;
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

The avenue of Travel south and Southwest,
CUBA, MENICO 81 CALIFORNIA
Departure from New York daily ST.
St and Corandt ST. stations of the r. r.
Ss'The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtIaudt Streets lP five minutes later than
that given below for TNenty-third StreeG
Station.
12:IO A. M.-FAsT MAIL-Puman Buffet Sleeping
Cars, New York TO Atlanta, New Orlseas Savannah
- ana Jacksonyllle, Fla Dining Csr service
o;26 II. Mn. Y. & FLA. E1&PRESS-Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New-Yorl to Columbia. Sa-
vannah Jacksonville Tampa and Augusta. Dining Car
3;25 T.. M.-WASHINGTON q CHATTANOOGA LIN.
TIED VIA LYNCHBuRG-Pullman Drawing Room
tanooga, New Orleans and Memphis Dining Car service
4:&0 p. M.-WASHINGTnN & SOUTHWESTERN LIN
ITED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleel-ng New
York to Atlanta, New Orleans. Birmingham, Memphis
AsheYie Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville Dining
Car service, Tourist Sleeping Car Washington to San
Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
New York and Florida Limited" finest train in the
wcrld resumes service January 49, 1900 between New
York and St augustine. '"
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE. 271 BROADWAY
Pennsy5Eania ticket offices Nos. 461, 1884 iii
street station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and
Sortandt Streets Court Street, $50 Fulton Street
Broadway and pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn:
FRANK S. CANNON. J. NJ CUI4P
Sd Vice-Prsg & GenI Mgr Trafic Mgr.
w A. TURK. c. p. A.